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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02
Waterbury Center Items.

r. N. Demeritt of Pattsburgh was in the
place on business last week.
Mrs. Romelia Stearns has sold the upper
part of the Stearns farm, and ten COWS, to
Nat Sawyer.
The Ladies' Society OF the Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. Harvey Eddy
this "Wednesday afternoon.
Our dressmaker, Mrs. Cora Morrison,
who has been in Boston and Worcester the
past week, has returned with all the latest
styles in the dressmakiag art.
Dr. e. j. Foster Eddy OF Boston was with
his parents last Saturday and Sunday. The
doctor has just returned from trip TO Wis
consin, where he visited sister and two
brothers.
Rev. and Mrs II. VI. Buker arrived here
last Saturday, and were cordially greeted
by their many friends Mr.. Buker preached
here Sunday morning and at the River in
the afternoon.
The quarterly conference and communion
service at the Methods church will be held
next Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Pre-
siding Elder Sherburne will be present and
have charge OF the service.
George Hunter, short time ago, lost his
only cow. His neighbors and friends, sym,
pathziug with him in his loss, have Joined
together and pu chased another COW for
him. for which kindness Mr. Hunter desires
to express his heartfelt thanks.
Nettie Chase, a former teacher in the
seminary, and who now represents the
woman suffragsts of Vermont, will lecture
at half past seven O'Clock. Miss Chase is
well known in this community, aud we are
sure this announcement will bring out
full house.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02
The First Legislature of Vermont.

From the chaos that existed in this
good land Of the Green Mountains
during the first half-century of its
settlement by white men was finally
evolved a constitutional government
rudimentary as compared with the
fabric of the present times, but still
constitutional government, with its
powers defined and the machinery
provided for its administration. The
exercise OF power passed from the
hands of committees and conventions
and councils of safety, and was taken
up, under a written constitution, by
governor chosen by the people, exc
cutting laws enacted by general Assem-.
bly, composed of representatives elected
by the freemen of the towns, This
constitution was formed July 2, 1777,
at Windsor, and is the germ of the
existing constitution. 1t vested the
executive power in governor and
council of twelve members, the law
making power in house of representa-
tives called the general assembly, and
established courts of justice.
1t is a noteworthy CT cumstance, in
respect of past and present agitation of
the question as to whether population
or the town should constitute the basis
of representation in the legislature,
that the first constitution of the state
distinctly recognized the principle of
representation on the basis of popula-
ton. Section 16 of that instrument
provides that "each town within this
state that consists, or may consist, of
eighty taxable inhabitants may
choose each, two representatives.; ami
each other Inhabited town one
representative" In the first revision
of The constitution, seven years later,
the Council of Censors still more en-
phatically endorsed this principle by
recommending that the state be divided
into districts, having regard to popula'
ton, and that each district elect one
representative to the general assembly
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02
JAMES X. LINGDON.
Resolutions to His Memory Adopted by
the Surviving Direct rs of the Montpe-
lier National Bank.

The board OF directors OF the Montpelier
National Bank desiring to place on record
memorial OF their grief at the sudden
death of Hon. James r. Langdon, and to
express their sympathy to his immediate
family and friends in the loss all have ex-
perienced by his death, hereby adopts the
following resolution:
Resolved, that we remember our bust
ness relations with Mr.. Ladgdon, extend
ing over many years, and his uniform
courtesy and kindness to all those asso.
ciated with him in the management OF sald
bank that as president of said bank, by ms
know ledge OF men and affairs, his wise
counsel, calm Judgment, sound discretion,
and conservative management in all none
tary affairs, he had secured for said bank
and retained the confidence OF the public
to an extent not surpassed by any other
financial institution; that, while not an
Office. seeker, he did not shirk any of the
responsibilities of citizenship, but faith
fully and conscientiously discharged all
public duties devolving upon him. that he
has passed TO his final rest after long and
eventful life, leaving only pleasant mem.
cries behind him,-a loving husband, indul.
gent father, considerate employer aud loyal
citizen, whose life OF strict integrity is
worthy of emulation, wnich helps to ease
the pain of those who take up the burden
laid down by him; that these resolutions
be spread upon the record Of said bank, and
a copy thereof sent 10 the family of the de-
ceased" (Signed] George w Scott, II. S
LOOMS, CLARK King, Albert futile, di
rectors
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02

EVERY day something turns up to
disclose the desperate condition of Sen
ator German and his ticket. The latest
is the refusal of his registration officers
to allow number of republicans who
own homes, valued all the way from
81 900 to $50 900, in Maryland, but do
business in Washington, to register in
that state. A test case will be taken
to the courts, but, as German controls
the courts largely, there isn't much
hope of accomplishing anything further
than putting them on record.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02

EVERY mother should know that Group
can be prevented. The first symptom of
true Group is hoarseness, This is followed
by peculiar rough cough. II Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is given freely a soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even after
the cough has developed, it will prevent tho
attack. Tsenty Ave and ffty.cent bottles
for sale by G. Blakely, druggist Montpelier
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02
ARTHUR ROPES, General Editor.

THE subscription price Of the WATcHMAN
is $500 year. For cash, strictly in Advance,
o reduction of fifty cents is made. Subscrp-
tons are reckoned By the month. To be en-
titled to the $1.50 rate, arrears must be paid
at the rate of 80 90 year TO end of month in
which settlement is made.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02

BY using Halls Hair Remover, gray,
faded or discolored hair assumes the natural
color Of youth, and grows luxuriant and
strong pleasing everybody.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02

RHODE ISLAND, last week, voted
against proposed amendment to the
constitution providing for biennial cleo
ton of state officers and the legislature.
The majority against the proposed
amendment was very large, even in the
cities where there is a sentiment in fa-
vor of less frequent elections. The
amendment was so loaded down with
riders, however, that it was overwhelm
ingly rejected. In the country the
venali.y of the voters is the surprising
reason given for their opposition to the
amendment. Less frequent elections
means fewer opportunities to sell their
votes. Little Rhody, is this true?
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02

A COMPARISON of the available cash
in the treasury just before the first
bend issue with the amount of avail
able cash on hand to-day would show
that the three bond issues, while os-
teusibly made to replenish the gold re-
serve, were in reality made to obtain
the money to meet the deficit in the
RI ceipts of the treasury brought about
by democratic disagreement and at
tempts to put the country upon free
trade basis. 1t is no exaggeration to
say that had the democrats, when they
came into power, officially announced
their intention to let the Mckinley tar
if alone, there would have been no
bond issues and no panic.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02

HAVING reached the age of sixty-four
years on Sunday, September 30, Lieu
tenant-Genersl Schofeld, commander
in.chief of the army, was retired by law
from active service, and President
Cleveland has appointed Major General
Nelson A. Miles to the chief command
of the nations military forces. When
the War of the Rebellion began, General
Miles was a clerk in store in Boston.
He volunteered in defence of the
Union, and was elected captain OF a
company in the Twenty-second Massa-
chusetts. He was descended from
fighting stock. BY his bravery in bat
tie, and distinguished services at Fair
Oaks and Malvern Hill, at Fredercks-
burg, Charlottesville and around
Richmond, he rose to the rank of ma
jor-general of volunteers. After the
war he entered the regular service. He
was a skillful Indian fighter. The ia
NOUS Apache chiefs, Geronimo and
Natchez, surrendered to him. He won
the rank of major-general in the regu
lar army by the exhibition of the same
qualities that brought him rapid promo
tions in the volunteer service. He was
in command at Chicago during the riot
of 1894, and was but recently trans
ferred to the command of the depart
ment of the East, with headquarters a
New York. A volunteer soldier, not {
graduate of West Point, in the chic
command of the army is very much o
an anomaly, but the appointment ha'
been earned by heroic valor and b,
military services of high rank. ANY
other appointment would have dom
violence to "the eternal fitness o
things"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02

THE New York democracy held its
annual powwow at Syracuse last week.
After an angry contest over the ques-
ton of admitting the delegates of the
state democracy from New York city,
Tammany's proposition to give the
rival organization a one'ffth repre-
sentation was hotly resented by Mr..
Fairchild and his fellow delegates.
They took the first train back to the
city, and it is said that blue puffs of
sulphurous smoke were emitted from
the car windows all along the route.
Knives are out for the tiger, and the
threat is made that his blood shall pay,
on election day, for the insult and the
denial of rights at Syracuse. "The
democracy of the state of New York is
busted again." declares Judge Jerolo-
mon, the democratic president of the
city's board of aldermen. Gentle Har-
mony, for whose sweet presence democ-
racy was so ardently signing, has
picked up her outfit and fled the demo.
cratic camp. The excise plank in the
platform is tumble of words. Stripped
of its verbiage and cleared of it's eva
sions, it means free beer and whiskey,
and plenty OF both, on Sunday as well
as the six secular days of the week to
which other branches of business con-
fine their traffic.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
DerFaufte obne Stecn5 Getrdnfe.

Sr. s. @trp3ensti tpurOe beute fritz bon
3t9ter- @btte tpegen unorbentli9en 8etruz
gems unb tpegen Oes 8ertaufs BON @etrdn=
fen pbne cine @aloonltcen3, Inn 5000 uEo
bic Soften beftroft. @trp3ensti lit Snpu6er
Der go. 1925 Met 9opnetraBe geleq.nen
Mpotbete. 0prt befu6te i'm Der go. 1890
6opne Mpe. tpobnbafte Sleti9er 8arosepsti
fait alIabenOIi4 unb febrte itets gu Ipdter
@tunbe total betrunteu no4 9aufe suriid.
Oa er ober ME in elmer S3antptrtbf4aft
in iener @e9enO geIe9en tpurOe, 10 erre9te
bos alsbalb ben 8erDa9t Der Na9barn uno
f@GieBli9 au3 ben Der 6rau 8aro3etpsfi,
baB eS ndmlib in Der @potbete BON @trp.
Sepsti nt9t ONES nit re9ten 0ingen au~
gebe. 8aro5eipsft purbe II f9arf beob=
a3tet, unb man ernitteIte, baB er ii8 in Der
@pot6ete BON Strp5epsti bGn nDt6iqen
S@napS eritanb, UNI ii9 gu betrinten. SFrolr
8aro3epSti 1teB baralf gegen @trp3erpsti
einen 0oftsbefebl auSite1en, mas our Jolqe
bate, baB er beute friib UNI 5000 betrcft
purbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Auf Sem 5lu6eis erfroren.
Gin Mann uamens u. s. mooo foot i'm
Gis ouf9efunoeu. - by. Q~uppentonter
eridie6t ii6 aus Dericben.

Sin Mann, in befem 8eIib cine Sarte
nit benz gtumen u. 9. 8oob gefunDen
purbe, purbe beute Morgen gegen 7 ubr
auf Dem 5luBetS 6inter benz @ef9Gft BON
$. S. &Ogers &c &c., So. 544 Nortb
@oteriruBe, oIs e~rfroren entbedt. @r
purbe in bos 9aus getragen unb Elm 0pfz
tor b~erbeigerufen. Der Sob mar iebo9 be-
reits eingetreten. Die &arte, auf pel9er
Der Same u. g. 8oob ftanb, pur
cine 8arte bes rMugen= unb Sbrenz9o1rt=
tdls".
Der SObte trug einen T4paraen uc6erz
rod, einen lei9ten f9par3en Sod unb
braune 9ofen. @r mar ungefG6r so Sanre
alt unb 155 Pfunb i9per unb bate eillen
&abltopf. Die 2ei9e purbe mad 3olz
TONS Wtor9ue, go. II NbamstraBe, gez
bra6t, no Der Coroner etnen sSnquet Qbz
6alten piro.
9enrD 9uppentonter erf9oB ii6 geItern
in fetner Wo6nung, 9eo. S433 Madinatp
@0e., @Outb @bica9O, aus @erfe6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Gin 1lodtra9 sur GuoYfltfa err
mdrtet.
DericIbe miro fid, mic mar eloubt, haupt=
iddIib NIT oeu SefueniHen oes pdpf=
IideH QbIeeoteu b~efafen.
80 al n. 80. Sam.

E'
Na9 Der Nnfi9t 6ober fat6olif6er @eitz
li4en pirb auf Die pdpitli9e GncptGttu binz
men &ur3em nod Elm ergdn3enber 8rief fol-
gen, tpel4er ft9 bauptTd9Ii9 nit benz anne
rttanti 9en Iblegaten befaien ntrb. 9ieIe
Nnii9t 9rinbet it6 auf Die S6atfa9e, baB
ft4 etne @ncptlita bauptfG4Ii9 nit Sa9en
befaBt, pel9e fir bic Stride BON augemeinem
Snterefe iino, 10 baB Die 8efugnifie Des
omeritantf9en Nblegaten in %geeigneterer
8eiie in einem befonberen 8riefe @rtpGbz
nung finben, obglei9 biefelben in Der @nz
cptlttd i'm NQgemeinen beriibrt tpurben, Ser
Wlthton SatDQt's purbe bartn ni9t bic Muf=
merit amteit gei9entt, tpte ertpartet porben
mar, unb oesbalb nirb nod Elm ergGn3enber
8rtef odriiber ertpartet.
Siir5li9 mar bier etn @erii9t i'm umlauf,
baB ft9 @atoui bemnG9it na9 gfom begeber
perbe; aus glaubniirbiger Quele aber pirb
bert4tet, baB Der @blegat uugenbGidli9 cine
berartige Reiie nt6t beabit9tigt. @s betBt
aber, baB Der Cardinal iebt bic Nei1e na9
Rom antreten ptrD, nel9e er mebrere @oz
6en aufgef9oben bate.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Die republifaniiden Staotrdtbe un0
oas finan3comite.

Ser auffalenbe, geitern Mbenb erfoGgte
8ef9luB Der repu6lifanDif9en StabtrGt6e,
Die bonn Sinan3comite borgef9lagenen Sc
tpiQtgungen obne t~peiteres gut5u9eiBen, mar
b.ute i'm &atb6auie Der @egen1tanb ~eifriqer
Otstufiionen. Comptroller sSSoneB erfldrte,
baB er bieien 8ef6luB fir u%ntpetie bielt,
tpenn Das @omtte ben Plan berfpl9te, MEL
4en eS i'm p%ergangenen Sabre our Gi6tz
f9nur genOmmen babe, b. +. obne bic ted
hif3en Setter Der ein3elnen Departments
Inn tbre Wetnungen gu befragen, @r be-
tonte, baB 3, g., mas ben 8riifen6au unb
Die auS3ufibrenben Heparaturen anbetrGfe,
geptB Der StabtzSngenieur NrtingtoQ me6r
Mutorttdt babe, unb mebr BON ben einf6ldz
gigen @rforoernifen berite6e, oIs trQenb Elm
Mttglieb be5 Gomttes. MQerbinq8 niirben
Ii9 ale S9pierigteiten aus Dem Weqe rduz
men laIien, penn Das Gomite BEL Der Qufz
1teuung Der 8epi1iungen fir Die etn3elnen
Departments unb 8ureaur bic @orite6er
berielben gu Ratbe 5Dgen unb ii4 BON i6nen
bic notbnenbtgen Nusgaben angeben lieBen.
Ser GommtTGr fir 0ffentli6e Mr6eiten,
McGartbp, iprad fi6 in bemIeGben Slime
aus unD figte nod 6tn3u, baB boS 3ufantz
menarbeiten unb 6unb in 0ano @e6en Der
Oepartements9efs nit benz @omite cine @rz
forbernib 5ei, Inn &lar6eit unb SrDnunq in
bic S%inan3en Der Stabt gu bringen unb i6re
8ertpdltung gu erlei9tern.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Die Grmoroun9 oes farmers
11lYers.
Der ulorSer bate einen 6uno bel fi9 uno
rpollte ur3weifelhatt ouf Ole Joeo eehen.
g Sn.. 30.

~ II y &c UrSu', 0O. sat-
Die @rmorbung bes 6armers Srtpin
Mpers, beffen Qeibe in efnem Mqi6Fclbe,
in Der RGbe fetner fibtpeftIi9 BON Der 5tapt
gelegenen 6arm ~gefunben nrrbe, 1T INNER
nod in ttefesO unteG gebiI4t, De @6ertff unb
Der Coroner baben Die GofaGitGt qenau nnz
ter{u@t, unb bic Spuren etneS Mannss unb
zines 9unbes bel Der MorbitGtte ent0sGt,
unb etipa cine Metle melt perfolgt, big be-
felben %perlDren gingen. g1un tptrb beri9tet,
baB Elm Wann nit etnem @epebre in 81
~gleitung zines !0unDes am Montag gegen
Mittag in Der Na9barf9aft geie6en puroe
Die @tgentbiimlt9fett Der Bis gum 8eleiTe
Der Bluff Sine" berfolgten Spun, mag
DieQet6t CUR Gntbedung bes M0rbers bic,
men; Die Spur beg ei1en SuBes bes WanneS
mar nGnli9 btel bretter un0 tiefer ais bic
bes anberen, 70 baB alien NnI9eine na9 Der
WtDrDer la6nl mar.
Na9 @nna6me Der Na9barn tpurDcIfDer5
BON einem Manne, Der duf feiner 6drn
jagen tpoute, erf9oRen, @a6rf9einli6 fab
MDerS, tpel9er bic 2anbtraBe entlang fuhr,
ben Mann Iein Qanb betreter, IieB feinen
Mogen auf Der StraBe iteben, ging auf lin
gu, gertetb nit tbm in Streit, unb erbtelt
bann BON bemIeIben ben tDotli9en @9uB.
MDers mar SO Sabre alt unD binterldBt cine
Srau unb 3nei &inber.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Gut fir oie Der. Staaten.
Der Modus vivendi 5wif6en Cuba uno porz
tortoo urlo ocn Der. Staten pom ipa=
nif9en Senate aueenommen.
50 afbin4ton, 80. Sam.

9aS Staatsbepartement bat BON Sabloc,
benz ameritanif9en @eianbten in Mabrib,
bic Wittbeilung erbalten, baB Der fpani1@e
@enat einen MoOus 8iben0i angenommen
bat, tpobur6 bic Ser, @touten betretfs Der
Gtnfu6r30Qe in Cuba unb Bortorico in be
&etbe Der begiinftigften Nationen geitsGt
tperbet. 9ie 8orIage bebarf nod Der lin
teri4rift Der &0nigtn, aber man glau6t, oaB
5pei Sage g%eniigen nerben, Inn ale 6o1>
malitdten gu erfiiuen, unb baB ben Ger.
Staten fofort Der @ortbeiG Der aIten 3oQz
fdbe gu Suite fommen perbe, unter 0enen
tie nit Guba unb PDrtprtco einen beoeutenz
ben 9anoel nit Mebl, 8rooitpffen, S9muI3
url0 a1lberen Nrttfeln trteben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
5ouerb6bun9 ouf 6streioe.
Qu9 S6weoen perfebt ~unieren Sauopirthen
mo miiuert etuen SdIae.
90 af6inotpn, 80. Sdn.


Die omeritani19en @etreibe6auern unb
MiiblenbeiiBer baben nieberum eiren I9pez
rem S3lag Dpn etnem europdtf9en @taate
erbalten, unb 3tpar biesmaG BON @9fpe6en,
etnem 2anbe, ipeI9es bur9 ~unferen 0tffez
rentiol3oG ouf 3uder gar ni9t beriibrt lpirb,
Der o~mertfanifhe @OnfuG 8ogeIlcn in @oz
tben6urg Iagt in einem 8eri9ts al ba5
@taotsz0 Department, boB in 9ypl9a elmer
foni9li4en @eroronung Der @tnfu6r5ou auf
8etretoe bebeuteno erbDbt porben lit, in einz
3elnen SG1en um bunhert b. 8. Ser .3ou
ouf bunbert &ilps (22Opfunb) 1T folgenoer:
Nuf &oggen, @et3en, @erite, Mats, GrbIen,
8obnen uno nt9t DEFENDERS angefi6rte DR.
ten betrug Der 3pG ftii6er 1.25 3ronen, icbt
3.15 &ronen ga @ents); MGl3 so6lte
friber ESQ &ronen 3pG, ieBt i Rronen
($1.25); Wfebl unb gei9rotenes @etreibe
Fruber ESQ &ronen, ieBt $50 &ronen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Die minterousfteuun9 in frisco,
Der 6iftan5ausTdu6 rehnet einen ueberihu6
pom mehr ais $4,000 heraus.
San &ranc-tgco. 80. eSSor.

Ser 5inan3 : 8eri6t Der WinterausiteG~
lung lit per0ffentli3t porben, Die Sc
iommtetnnabmen Der Nu8teaung b~etrnger
$811, O03.12,u no biefe Summe NIT ben BON
ben 8iirgern ge3et4neten $499,109 er40bt
Die Sci ammt1umme auf $1,260,112,12.
On Gintrttts9elOern tpurben $503,507.94
er3ielt; GDn5eIitonen II, +. IN, bra4ten $271, :
282.93, Sir 8ergniigungen puroen $t13,~
74O,83 b%erau8gabt, unb Die 9efammtfoiten
Der Mus1teQung beltefen fi3 auf S1,193,=
26O.7O. Oabon Nusgaben i'm 8etrage Don
$4,000 abge3ogen, bleibt Elm l1eberi4uB
BON $23,464,44. Die @9enfurger an ben
8art in @eitalt beS &untgebGupe5, bes To-
nigli9en Pabtuons, Der Statuen II, 7. IN,
perben auf $121,218,45 Oerani4Iagt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Ueberfduen mo berdnbt.

DIS Der Wirtb CHARLES Muronbe beute
Wtorgen CUR friiben Stunbe iein SotaG f6ltez
BEN polte, traten bret Mdnner Elm unb be-
iteGten @etrdnfe. SIN 8egriffe, benz Ser
lGngen 3e4nung gu tragen, fab er plOBli4
Die Gdufe 3peier 8ebolber auf it9 geri9tst
uno bDrte Die @ufforberung, teinen @iber>
ttanb gu %leiten, unb ietn @elO ber3ugebea.
Wtaronbe IeBte fi9 trOBbem CUR 8ebre, bod
erbielt er mebrere S9ldge nit Dem 8eoOlDer
auf ben 8opf, unb pdbrenb er cri6Dpft ouf
benz 8ooen lag, tpurbe feline Safe, Die aber
nttr 81 ent6ieGt, ibres Snbults beraubt.
Damn entfernten ft9 Die S6urten. Ntaz
ronoe melDete ben San auf Der POli5etftatton,
Eonnte aber BON ben SpiBbuben nur cine Ie3r
ungenaue 8ei4reibung geben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Der DohIbetru9s prosef
Dor Ri6ter GuIeY fbIeppt ft9 Ianefam fort.
- Die heutieen 6eu9en.

Nu9bem in Der geitrigen @iBung Der
Maalbetrugsz Mnflage gegen 9onalb $.
Chapman unb @enofen unter beitdnbigen
Gladereien nit BEN MntpGlten Der Wert6eiz
bigung, bic gegen iebe Srage 6ore1ts Gin
lpanb er6pben unb lange Nrgumente mad
ten bor @i9ter Sulep, Sp6n s. 8abenp9
bic Gegt{trirbii9er unb Wd6liften bes "a,
precintts Der "a, Marb dl5 8epetsmaterial
borgelegt bate, na6m Die 8erbonolung
beute Morgen i6ren Sortgang.
Nl5 3eugen tpurben @bparb 6. Wtlber,
tpel9er ben 8erbaftsbefebl gegen Chapman
e%rpirtte, bernommen. Der eben1alige MaDls
cpmmifiion szGlert Sa1lor ibentificirte Die
&egtitrtrli1 item alS Die i'm "a. Precintt bcr
"a, Mar0 gebrau6ten.
Mls brttter 3euge beri9tete eSSo6n q.
9d3ecamt, go. 1913 Menttport6 Nbe. po6nz
6aft, baB er BON 7 u6r Morgen5 Bis 9 1tbr
lparten muBte, EFT. er feline @timme abgeben
fpnnte. Chapman lteB bur9 einen 8oliz
5tften INNER feds YerIonen in bds
Wa6llotal unb tper tbm nt9t paBte, Der
nurDe einfa9 aus benz Wabllofal 6tnau5z
qetporfen.
Die Nnflage unterribtete 6eute bic Ser
t6etotgung, baB in Dem @a6lbetrugsprp3eb
gegen Sames S. SIpnn folgenbe 3eugen auf=
gerufen tperbsn tpiirben:
Mm. &trbep, gatrid cabin, cSo6n 9alz
ten, CHARLES 8ertlep, SocO6 8retG, Sbomas
Brennan, Sofepb Dr.. 0opers, @m. 6.
9arrett, Mdrf 9uebf9, Sbeobore Sagen,
Sran5 &abIic, 5erbinanb &ran3uf9, Qeipis
S, 2inostog, 9p. 9. MuBman, Srant
M1ers, Qepis Moubt, CHARLES &i9urbIon,
&uoOlp6 3OIenmeier, @alentine S4uet unO
german StDlB.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Sdnaps i'm Jnoianer9ebtete.
Der 2l9ent elmer Grpre6eefeai6aft perbaftet
neil er S4naps in gladden. oortbir
bra6te.
Nr6mDre, g. 8. 80. SON.

Muf 8etrte6 bes 8unDesantpultes in BQ>
RIG, Seros, purbe geftern 90. 6. 8roipn,
Der &gent Der 8eGS Sarge GrpreB 60,
unter Der Nnflage Oetbaftet, S9naps eiuaez
fiiRrt unb D~ertuuft gu baben, 95a6 Der Sc
tpetSauf na9me tpurOe er BON GommRGr
Gibbons unter $500 8iirgf9aft ge1teIt. Die
Nnflage tpur0e BON einem g%etpi1en @onfiefb
erboben, tpel9er bef6ulbigt if, bier @3naps
%bertauft 81 BADEN, 8ronn pirb bier alice
mein fir unf4ulbtg gebuIten, urb 6ur6 Diefe
&lage tptrb Die Srage aufgemorfen perben,
ob es fir bic GrpreBgefeGf9aft ge1ebGt6 1T.
beritegelte Podete na3 benz @ebiete gu 5ri1tz
den.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
eugene .. Oebs' Oepef9en.
Die gauge moreenii5un9 in Dem Derf4w0.
run9s.pro3efe init Derleiun9 oerieIben
perbraubt.

Die 6euti9e MorgenfiBung in benz Ser
f3n0rungspro3efe gegen eugene g. 9ebs
unb @enofen purbe fat ausT6lieBIi6 mil
Der 8ernebmung BON 6. 90. Mulforb, rem
fteiigen Wtunoger Der @e1tern Union Sclez
graph Co., berbra3t. !6err Mulfprb muBte,
tpie er bas f9on pd6renb bes Dor Ridter
@oobs berbanbelten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
getban bate, cine Mn5a6t bon Sepef9en perz
lefen, Die 0eb8 tpG6renb bes Stretts, entz
tpeoer 1elbit uufgegeben bate, ober Die in
feinem gtamen dbgeianbt porben fparen. Die
Nntlage min bur9 bteIe 9epe19en beipeiien,
oaB 0ebS Dur9 Ite btelmal BEN 0ot0erfehr
ftorte, tnoem er bic Streiffiibiirer ii alien
S6eilen bes Qan6es dufforberte, i6re 2eute
our ateoerlegung Der Nrbeit gu beranlaIfen
unO ben 8etrie6 Der 8abnen %la6m3ulegen.
Nnfan9s fu4te 9err Wfulforb bic Dope
13en, oeren 8erlefung BON i6m b~er!angt
purhe, etn3eln aus benz mttgebra9ten Nduz
fen 6eraus, bod ba bas uniB 3ett in 4nz
ipru6 nabm, 10 ma6te &i6ter @rpBcup ben
8Orf3ldg, Die 9epe19en aus benz qeDrudten
p&ecoro" gu p%erleien. 9iegegen tpurbe pom
etnem Der @ertbeibiger @tnfpru3 et6o6en.
9erielbe ma3te geltenb, baB es i'm SSnterefIe
Tetner Glienten it3er fem miiFe, 6oB ard
mtrtlt9 bic d3ten 0epeI9 den berlefen mir
ben. 9iefen @inponb be1eitigte Ri6tc1
@roBcup, baB er 6errn MuIforb I9m0cen
lieB, ooB Der SnbaIt Der gebrudten 0epei6en
toentti9 nit benz Der Sormulare 1et. Damn
gtng es CUR aQTeitigen @rGeinterunq ettpas
f3neQer, bod mar Die @erbanblung il longz
ipetltg unb Bot 10 tpentg Neues, baB ale 8e=
rt9teritatter 3eitungen CUR 9anb nahmell
uno it3 Die S3eit our9 Qe1en Dertrieben.