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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23
Vfctimized His Clients,

San Francisco, Sept. 22.-Elmer T.. Row.
ell, a prominent attorney, has disappeared
He is alleged to be guilty OF forgery and
embezzlement amounting to $4,000 Avn
his victims are his clients. The principal
loser has been reimbursed by RoweiPs s
mother. RoWelfs wife and mother are IF
high social standing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23
RAILROAD TUNNEL BLAZING.

ed In the Helena Yards.
Helena, Sept. "a great freight block
ade has been caused on the Northern Pa
cific railroad by fire in the Bozeman,
Mont, tunnel. which started ten days ago.
Five hundred cars are side tracked in the
Helena yards, and there are hundreds
more standing between Bozeman and Bill
lings The blockade has been partly
broken by the laying Of a switch back over
the mountain. through which the tunnel
runs, and perishable freight Is being
clear the blockade. The fire Is in the
center of the tunnel, which Is $500 feet
long.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23
Tramps KILLED i'm a WRECK.

Joliet. H., Sept. 22--Two men were KILL
ed and one injured in a freight train
wreck on the Chicago and Alton yester-
day, near Drummond The dead men
who We're burned in the ruins OF eight
cars, were unknown tramps. The iniur-
ed man was J. G. Clark. whose leg was
broken and back hurt. The train parted
IN the middle.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23
divers i'm Drend of sharks.

Madrid, Sept. ga dispatch from Ha-
vana to the impartial says the divers
have refused to examine the wreck of the
sunken warship Sanchez Barcaiztegui,
owing to the large number of sharks that
infest the harbor. particularly in the vi
cinity of the entrance 10 the harbor,
where the warship went down.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23
CARLISLE AT BuzzARD's BAY.
No Significance in His visit to Gray
Cables

Buzzards Bay. Sept. 22.-Secretary Car
Isle was at Gray Gables for two hours
this afternoon. He is spending the day in
Marion, at Hamlin cottage, having ar
rived this morning. Secretary Carlisle,
with Mr.. Thurber came over on a light
house steamer. The visitors were taken
ashore on the Presidents launch. and Mr..
Cleveland accompanied Mr. Carlisle to
the steamer on his return. II was learn
ed at Gray Gables that there was no sig
nifcance in Mr. Carlisle's visit, that is
was simply call on the family. Secreta-
ry Carlisle is not expected to leave Marion
till Tomorrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23

st. Joseph, Mo-, Sept. 22-Frank Dun
ming and Charles Larmen, prominent
young men of Watsena, near this city
while at the union depot here late last
night, stepped from one track to another
to avoid train, just in time to be caught
by a. passing freight train. Both were in
stantly killed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23
THE VESTS HOT WAVE.
II VIII BE Broken To-day with a De-
cided Fall in Temperature.

Weather Bureau. Washington, Sept. 2.
The hot wave win be broken some time
tomorrow. probably in the afternoon in
Chicago. st. Louis and in the states OF
the upper Mississippi valley, central Mis-
sissippi valley, upper lake region, North
west Texas. Arkansas and western por-
tions of Tennessee and kentucky. East
.ern Minnesota A decided and sudden fail
IN temperature of not less than 30 degrees
will be ushered in by heavy thunder-
storms and rain, followed by several days
Of cool weather
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23
HOvas Surprised by the French.

Paris, Sept. 22.-Dispatches from NADIA
gascar say that Gen. Duchesne, with a
force of French troops, surprised 5000 Ho-
vas in defile near SpahinOdri. After a
short engagement the Hovas fled, leaving
eighty dead. On the French side no one
was killed, and only three were wounded
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23
Throvyn FroIn q Buagy and KilIed.

Chicago, Ill. Sept 22.-Dr. W. L. VIII
cox, a prominent North side physician
was thrown from his buggy this morning.
receiving injuries which resulted ia his
death one hour later.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23
yellow Bonnet Wants a Divorce.

Tolaga, Okla. Sept. 22.-Yellow Bonnet.
Cheyenne Indian, has applied for a
blanket divorce from his four wives Il
is the first time that Indian has ap-
piled for a divorce in Oklahoma Yellow
Bonnet recently embraced the Christian
Christians.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-23
KILLED AT A FESTIVAL.
Negroes fire on whites with Fatal
Eject.

Macclenny. Fla. Sept. 22.-Last night
Wiley and Noah Hicks. c. 3. Rowe and
other white men went to a house near
here where negroes were holding a fes-
tival. A quarrel arose between the whites
and negroes and the latter began shoot
ing. Noah Hicks was killed outright and
Wiley Hicks and c. B. Rowe wounded.
The white men say they gave the negroes
no proVocation.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
Agricultural @11pplet1tert.
1n Ole Gefer.

9te &e6dftion Der v2an6tptrf6f9aftli3en
8eiluge" Der rSqtnpis Staatsz 3eitung" 1T
nit @tfer beitrebt, bieies 8lutt gu elmer Der
9eOiegenften unb 1ebrret6ften beutf 4en Older
buu=3eitl1ngen btefes 2anbes 81 geftalten
un0 9iebt iiA Der 9offnung fin, baB bas BON
i6r bis6er 9eleiItete btefes Streben CUR Sc
niige ~9etenn5et9net bat. @ie f3on oft an
biefer Ste1e betont porben lit, iinb Der &ez
baftiDn 3uf@rtften, bic ft9 ouf bic berf9te@
benen 3peige Der 2anbtpirtbi9uft be5ie9sn
un6 Elm roger Wteirungsuustauf6 Der gez
e6rten 2efer itets m ilItD n uro er :
IN ii n DIT; AUDI pirb Der 8e%anttportun9
bon Srugen, futpeit bas mDgli4 TT, ou9
ferner6in inn n8rieffuften" BEL onbere Nmfz
merfiamfeit gef9enft perbet. Nebenbet mag
ben 2efern ernitlt3 ans 9er3 gelegt merben,
baB bel Der rteiigen @erbreitung Der SILT
nots Staatsz3eitung" 6iefe fir @1e, Die etz
mas gu Derfoufen baben urb &Gufer 81 fin
ben tpiinf4en, Elm Mn3eigemittel BON Ap3em
8ertb unb raider @trfung biIbet.
4nbreas SimDn,
Rebafteur Der n2anbpirtM4aftz
1i9en 8eilage".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
Nebrasfa uno fetne Seuatisfeits-
nieoerfdld9e.

Die Decentralization Der 1tniperitdt BON
Nebrasfd bat 1oaben Elm fir Die larotpiriAz
f9aftlt9e 9re7e be1timmtes Bulletin oers
Dffentli9t, in mel@em Der M6eteorologe
s. 8. Gtpe3ep fi9 uusfii6rli@ iiber biz
frii9eren unb gegentpdrtigen 5eu4tt9fetts@
nieoerI9lGge in gfebrasfa bsrbreitet. Die
fer Mb6anolung entne6men mir bas Jol=
gen6e:
vSn ben GeBtberfloKensn 6rei Sabren bat
bieIer She'll Der 8ereilligten Stdatsn in
b66erem ober gsringersm @rabe empfinolid
BON Der Srpden6eit 81 lei0en geba6t urrO in
etnem bieTer Sabre wur0e in Nebrasfd ron
Der Oiirre Elm melt ernT tlid)erer S9aoen &C.
ftiftet, uGs in ben Na6bartaaten. Die flH
totale MiBernte in Nebrasfa I'M Sabre 1894,
bic %unferan S9tpeiterftaaten auFerlegtc
Not6iperbigfoit, ipGbrenb beg Minters 1884
Bis 1895 Ne6rasfa in bas 8erei9 i6rer
N1ilbt6Gtigfsit 5u 5ie6en, un0 19lieBlib bic
t6eilpeiie WtiBsrute i'm Sabre 1895 9oISn
ben @inbrud 6arborgerl1f EN-, als 1ei Ne6rasfo
bu3u auSerie6sn, fir INNER eth %regenarmes
@ebiet bar3uitelen, unO unter oielen Sin
nD6nern bic 5rage in ben 8~orbsrgruao gez
brGngt, pb es nt9t better fei, lire Tarms1
~aufsugeben un6 Elm gi%inItigeres alima aufz
aufu6en.
Mnge1i9t5 bieT'es pielfa6 bor6errf9enben
@efii6les Der uniiher6eit unb &u6eloftgteti
mag es am plabe fein, in 8e3ug arf ben i
3o9pi9tigen @egenitun0: ben gtegenfaa,
3tpi19en NebraSta unb ben a~ngren5enoen
Staaten etnen 8erglei3 an5ufteaen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
meitfdlifde Sdinfen.

Ser umerifani19e gon11tl 6enrD s. M?er@
rift in 8armen bat in Ietnen unlerer Gegies
runq unter6retteten 8eri9ten alt9 ben tpeft@
fd1t19en S9tnfen in bas 8ereib Ieiner
8etra4tungen ge5oger, 81 Dem l0bli9en
3ned, uni ere S9peine5ii9ter unO P0tel@
baustefiber NIT benz 8erfu9ren befonnt
gu ma9en, tpel6es ben tpeffdGti6en S4i1z
fen 5u tbrer grpBen 8eriibmt6eit per9olfen
bat.
Ser 8eri6t lautet: n0ie e%tgentbimIi4en
unb 0or9iigGthen @igenI4aften, Die bein
tpeftfdltf9en @9tnten cine 70 groBe Sez
riibmt6sit berlie6en BADEN, ftnb auf 5rei BE-
itimmte 1ria9sn in 8erbinbung nit Der
0erItelunq BON @6tnten 3uriid3ufG6ten:
l., bic @&meine Me~ ltfalens tperben baltptz
fd6li4 3u bem 3pede ge5ii@tet, MIR aarts5
Sleif6 unb 70 tpe1ig als nl0glin Set 5u err
5telen; g., Die Nrt unb MeiIe Der Siittez
rung llnb gflege Der @9petne tit cine gang
beIDnbere, cine Spe3idlitdt; g., bic BrGierz
btrung, bas pDfelr unb HGu9ern ber5din@
fen nit Ma96olber6eeren unb z&ei1ig perz
btert TorgfGltiqe 8ea4tung. Sn Me1falen
berrf9t feline befonbere 8Drliebe fir b:e3nt6t
BON S6peinen &abensberger &reu3ung. G5
finb bte5 3temli9 groBe S6iere nit T9lan@
fem &Drperbau, groBen S6ldppzS6ren, nnD
1e 5ei9nen 1iA bur3 Sru9tburfett. @drte
unO @~enigTamteit aus. 9ie 9aut 1T netB=
forbig unb nit geraben tletnen 8Dritea be-
beet. @tne anbere, aber fleinere Galie ipirh
bier ebenfaQs ge5ii6tet, nGmli9 oa5 &0=
nigsberger 2anb59pein, oo9 bat nan, fDz
melt G6tntsn in 8etra9t tommerr, feline bo6e
Metnung BON biefem S6tpetn, bd beien
5letf6 ni9t 70 ferntg 1T, aGs bas Der erit=
genannten &aIe unb au@ i'm 8ergleicb nit
bteIer cine bide, 1eberartige S9tparte liefert.
0tefe Sphere 1in0 BON g~eorungener, conn
pacter @eftalt.
SIS muB bier 3uerit bemerft tperbs1, bog
oas 8erfittern BON @i6eln, tpel4es por etniz
ger 3eit nod in @eitfalen bteG geiibt tourbe,
iebt ni9t me6r tattfinbet, neil Die gidenz
tpdlber ni3t me6r Die CUR Wtaft erfDrberli6e
Wtenge 5u ltefern Derm0gen. &urtoffeln
bilben ben 6arptbe1tanbt6eil bes S6neinez
futters in Metfalen, Die bort in groBen
Mengen ~anQebdut tperben; Defenders 5eiz
GEN ii1 bic f~leireren Sprten fir biefen
3ped geeignet. Die &artoffeln tperben 5u@
erft gut gar gefp9t unb bann Iammt G9ale
in i6reu &o9naIer 5erftampft. Der bar
aug %6erborge6enbe 8rei nirb bonn gut nit
ro6er &leie, Dber nit Roggenz, @eritez ooer
6aferme6l bermengt; Elm 3uIab BON Weat3
tptrb nibt fir ratb1dm erabtet, bu Die @r=
fdbrung geLebrt bat, baB btefe &Ornerffudt
einen na9tbeiligen @tnfluB orf Die Nu5bilz
bung Der @9inten uusiibt. 9us SIe;T6 BON
nit Corn gefitterten S9tpetnen 3eigt lpentg
Sefttgfett, 1T pd1erig nnb gum @tapofeln
nt6t geeignet.
Man muB barauf abten, baB ba5 ben
Sbieren bera6rei9te Sutter gut abgetiFlt
lit, font iinb observation-disclosures Bel IL.
men gil befir9ten. @mpfeblensnert6 1T es
au9, bas SHUTTER bur& bic 8eimengl1g bon
3leie Dber Weebl niht 5u teif gu ma6en;
es barf nt6t in biden &lumpen in Den SUIT
tertrog aIen,fonbern mnB 10 5ubereltst lem,
boB IS tpie re9t bide @uppe binein flieBt,
lin elmer Interpretation bon Sett cntgcgen
gu ptrfen, unO slei95eitig bic 5IeiI9bils
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
Observation-Disclosures Brieffaten.

I'm Sic MISUNDERSTANDING 8etIa9e fiji
uniere 9eier 10 lebrreicb uno nubbringcn6
ais m0sli6 su 9eitalten, lit einem jebcn
bon t9nen oaS Jfedt eingerGunt, iIb brtcfi
licb ODER miinbItb all Die yteoattion UNI
NuSfunft iber aQc i'm lan0wirtbl1aItlts
den 8etrieb li6 auftperfenDen Sra8en gu
ipenben uno itnb aucb Nntiporten aui
irsen6 pelcbe i'm 8rieffaitcn neroffentLidz
ten Sragen eruInf6t, benn IS fonn tpo6l
fetneln s3tpetfel nntermorfen lein, hdB bic
praftii6e Grfabrung, Die maneber 9anOz
mirt6 seraDe in iolcben Sduen, in benen
INN Nusfunft gebeten tpir6, gclommelt
bat, bic auerbeite 2oiung iolcber Sragep
nacb itb gu 3ieben bermas.
Die 81 eb attton.
1856. 6ier 6errT9t T6on felt Sa6ren bic
@Gtpeine6olera. @iebt es Elm Mittel, 6iez
iel6e gu %ber6inbern unb pel@es2 Wir iin6
crit tir5lt9 6terber 9e5pgen unb e6e i9 mir
S6peine anf9affe, m0bte i9 erit pbige
Srage beantportet 6aben. Man9e Sar4ner
metnen, Die G6olera entfte6e baour9, bah
Die S94pet1e 5u biele @i9eln frGBen, mas
mir iebOb ntbt reCbt einleu9ten min. cSn
pEt VlIel Vull 4ltall Tu9ur Dte VIu9elH Fur
S6tpeine bon gr0Btem @ort6etG urb tie iperz
BEN 6dufig als Maitfutter gebrau9t.
Mat9. @ngeL, MifIouri.
Mntnort: Sn Der u8eilage" BPM 6.
Nrbember b. S. fin6en Sic in Der erften
Spalte ettpas iiber ~8Orbeugungsz unb Sell
mittel in 8e3ug auf bic S9peine6plera.
Die Gi9eln ftno Elm gutes MafFutter unb
perben aub in Meffalen btel gefiittert,
o6ne 0aB man ibnen jemals bic @9ulb an
ser G~ntitebllng Der G6olerd unter S9tpeinen
beigemeffen 6dtte. Sci Der @i9efma1 # mill
fen bic Sphere aber oDllauf gu 1aufen 6aben.
.0as 5letf4 bon nit gibeln gefitterten
S&tpeinen f4medt mod frGftiger, als bas
non Sbieren, bic NIT @jetretOe gemditet tper=
cen, aub 1T Der Sped bdrter un6 ftGrter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

Gbnli9e 3uftarbe. 9ie Sbatfu6e aber,
baB mir 35 Sabre 3uriidgeben miiffen, Inn
cine 9ruppe BON Sa4ren gu fin6en, Die e6en@
10 geringe iG6rli9e &egenmengsn NIT ii9
i'm @efolge fibrte, tit 8etpeis genug, odB Der
Negsnmangel Der leBten bret Sabre IL Nez
brasfa etpas ungetnDbnli9es mar.
vMber", tpirb man fragen, v1elbit penn
Der iabrli6e 8e9enfa1 9e1p06nli9 fir bos
Md9st6um unIerer Selbfriibte ausrei9en
fonte, finb mir nt4t tets Der M0g!ibteit
gegeniibergeieat, baB Der &egen ipd4renb
Der neutrality-suspicious., befon0ers pG9cerb
Die MaistOl6sn fi9 entpideln, gan3 aus
bleibt9"
Solgenbe Sabe0e 3eigt bic burdf9nitt=
lihen monatliden Seu@tigteitamieoerl &ldge
I'm Gtnnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
gtieberI9ld9e.

9as aeigt, OaB Ooa BEN 1888 3ol &egen
i'm Sabre 1920 3Ol1 ober SO Bro5ent Der
geTammten Menge pdbrenb Der flint @a4s<
t9umSmonate Qpril Bis @uguIt falen. lin
au Iehen, pie mir in biefe r &ibtung anberen
Gtaaten gegenii6er iteben, 1T bic folgenoe
Isabelle nub ben Nuf3ei9nungen Der @etter=
biireauz9 tationen 3ufammengeiteqt poroen;
tie 5eigt, Elm nie GROCER Pro3entfdb Der 9ez
Iammten id6rli9en &egenmenqe in anoeren
@egenben ipd6reno Der %ge1aunten flint 0toz
nate fGQt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
Oanffa9un9sto9.

Meorgen lit 9dnfIogun9stag! Son bem
&usfaa Der @rnte 6Gngt bas materieue
@D9G Der metiten Menf4en ab urb bu bas
@rge6niB Der beurigen i'm MIgemeinen etn
1e6r befriebigenoes g%enannt tperben barf, bdz
ben unfere ader6autretbenOen 2efer gang be-
fonberen &nIuB, itb our 8eripeiiung hires
Surfepbratens mOrgen nit banf6arem Ser
gen an ben Std gu feben. @ir tpiinf9en
tbnen alien cine re9t geiegnete Mabl5ett!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

9a Die pbigen N~uf3et9nungen ale aui
Die nGmli9en Sabre 8e3ug ne9men unO fit
iiber cine geniigeno lange 3eit ausbebnen
I'm einen 3uberldT1igen 9ur6f Omit gu er=
ge6en, f0nnen mir fel6it am better beurtQei=
len, o6 unIer Selma Elm normal trDdenes lit
Ober Db Die lebtoerflDfenen 5tpei ober 0re
Sabre als N%usnd6men gu be5ei6nen fi1b:
gan3 DEFENDERS fDnnen mir unfer Selma mil
Dem Der angren3endoen @9nefepifaaten Der
gleiben unb baraus erIeben, o6 mir better
Dber I9lebter geftelt finO, als fe.
8ergleihen mir g~}ebrasta NIT Sufptd, X
IGBt iib erfennen, baB bas nabe Dem gtosra=
pbiI9en Mittelpuntte BON Siib@Oafptu Be-
legene Sort 9ullD normal etnen geringerer
iG6rli6en &egenfa1 bat, als Nortb Ylatte
pel9er Srt petter nsitli9 in Ne6tasfo
liegt, ipG6renb Sort gtan0aQ unb OanftDn
in Der NG6e bes Iiibne1li6en Winfels bpr
SibzO atota BON z Bis 8 3Dn tpeniger Jte=
gen baden, alS G6nli@ gelegene Punfte in
Ne6rasta. Sn 0ulut6 unb Ct. Paul in
MinneIota iinb Die jGbrli4en Yie0eri4ldgt
nit oensn in Meeping Mater uno ptecept
reTpectipe GaB unb Turnas @ountp in Gee
brasfa, 3u OergleiChan; nit anberen Worz
ten: MtnneTotu, melAss 10 peit Ditli9 Inn
in 10 GROCER Nd6e Der groBen Seen lisgi, BAT
troBDem einen nt3t bie1 grOBeren Geg5nTal
III Der3eimnen, als Ne6raSfa; in Wirfl:6teti
lteqt bic 0tli9e 6dlfte BON Ne6raSfd tn UNI
qefG6r bemIel6en Gegen9iirtel, tpie Mi1asz
5pta inn 9an5e4t genOnrmelt. Sn Dodge
Gitp, &anias, iinb bic gaieberI9ldge 10 glenn
li6 bieIelben, tpte in 8alentine, g2ebrasfa;
audi liegt 9ohge gitD in etpa bemIelben
2~Gngengrabe, S~rOeperbence aber i'm IHbz
liben &anias bat einen grDBeren GegentaQ
a%ufaupeiIen, als irgerro cine Station IN gtez
brasfa, mas in Mnbetra9t BON beTen mebr
Ditli6er Sage als gang natiirli9 eri9eilt,
Sic @etterftationen in Sonia permogen
einen nur tpenig 60beren @rao BON Nieoerz
f9ldgen gu Der5et4nen, als Die i'm O1ttlaen
g1ebrasta.
Ser bur6f9ntttli9e Gegenfa1 fir ben
9an3en Staat Nebrasfa betrGgt 23.58 Son
per sSSa6r, mas aus ben Nuf5ei9m1n9en pd9z
renD 10 eSa6ren berborgebt; i'm Sabre 1891
iiberItieg Der &egenfaQ bic burd16nittli9e
Menqe, 1892 naren bic @er6dltnif1e uagez
fG6r normal, nG6renb in ben lebtperftollez
men brei Sa6ren Ii3 Elm GROCER Mangel an
Gegen einfteGte, Der 1893 1880 3ou, 1894
gar nur 1881 3oG = Ous nieOri9fte je Daz
geipeiene MaB : unb in bieIem SuQee Bis
iebt Is 53oG betrIg. SIS 1T fpmit gang flar,
Dap bic leBten bret Sabre in Rebrasta ni4t
normale 8erbdltniie gu ertennen gabsn,
Ioroern ~MusnabmefG4e f6ufen, auf bic man
BON 3eit Su 3eit gefaBt 7ein muB.
Wiosrpdrtige umitGn0e baben Iih in
i~iingiter 3eit gegen inns berbiinbet: Elm
trodener nntergrunb, Derringerter &egsnfaa
unb i'm Sabre 1894 cine 9ibe, pie tie nod
niGt bagepeIen 1T. M6er bas bilOet inincr
nod feinen 8runb 81 Der Nnnabme, bob Die
leBten orei Sabre auf cine fOrtI9reitenoe
lmipanblung unferes &limas in ein Tol9eS,
ME fe 8IHten1dnosr uuf5upeiien ha6en,
binbeltten; mas Die lang anbaltenbe Surre
Der lebten Sabre an6etrifft, 10 batten mir
| bier in Nebrasta BON 1859 bis 1862 gar0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
@etrodneten @emiiTen lire ori

@etrOdneten @emiifen tire CRIME
5arbe 4pie0er3ugeben, foa Dabur6 gelingen,
0aB unf9dbli9e f4pefligTaure Sal5e o0er
am beIten NidelDrpbulT ulfat in penig WaI=
Ter gel0ft, NIT elmer 3peiprocenti9en 4ms
mpniatlD{ung berfebt un6 biefe Mti9ung
gil 70 bel Gl1sgeto9tem @afer gegeben &ptrb,
bah bteIes Die gu ~bebunbeln0en Materialien
e6en bebedt. Man lGBt 4ierauf auffoGen,
flint Bis 5ebn Winuten iteben, %entfernt Die
Sliifiigfeit, iibergieBt Die 8egetabilien nod
mails nit 6eiBem Waffer urlb fo9t bieielbem
in gef4loKenen @efdBen. Die Nnfertigunq
Der MiI4uns aber itberloffe man benz Npp<
t6eter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
@a9stbumsperi0oe. @u9uft.
l.,n . n.,@n

3iebt man obige 3iffern urb bic berf9iez
benen @egenben genau in 8etra9t, 70 ergiebt
ft@, baB Hebrastu in 8e5ug auf bieien Sc
g%enItanb laage ni9t 10 f9le9t geftsqt 1T,
aIs Die g%eringen idbrli9en &%egenmengen bort
an5ubeuten T9einen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
Sole Qebren.

Die GunbpirtE 6aftli9e @6ule in llrs
bunu, SGinois, ptrb am 6. Sunuar, bic tn
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which had approached near the stables
possible, by this time had grown TO I'M
mense proportions, and when the comman-
der OF the militia received word that car
was to be sent out he prepared for trouble.
The three companies of the battalion on
duty were drawn up in front of the car.
They had been instructed that If any stones
were thrown at them they were to hre
The men were well supplied with ball car
tridges. The car was rolled out of the car
house and half dozen reporters and an
equal number of policemen took their places
in it. On each side of the car was placed
a squad of policemen on foot. On the side
walks number of policemen were sta
toned to aid in driving the mob before
them. and behind the car as it left the sta
bles platoon of mounted police was placed
TO resist an attack from the rear. The force
surrounding the car was great enough to
frighten the mob in front of the stables,
and 1t gave way little. But the troops
had advanced but a. short distance when
from the houses on either side of the ave-
nue. shower of missiles began to rain
upon the heads of the police and national
guardsmen. Little attention was paid to
this by the armed escort, but about three
blocks from the station the climax of the
trouble came. Just at this point the
tenement houses line the streets on
one side while on the other there are a
number Of vacant lots. When the car and
It's armed escort reached this place the
mob made an attack on the rear. coming
across the lots from the right, while from
the windows and house tops on the left
missiles of every description were hurled
at the police and soldiers. The crowd
pressed in from the left and both ends
a nd aaira +1,o,
police and militia, with fixed bayonets,
were useless, the police and soldiers re-
sorted to their pistols and muskets, the
police firing over the crowd, while the
guardsmen discharged their weapons up at
the windows and housetops. While these
volleys had the effect of dispelling the
crowd the officers decided it was useless to
proceed further and the car with it's es-
corts returned to Ridgewood depot.
In all, between the hours of and this
evening, seven cars left the depots at var
ious times. one of which was filled with
policemen with drawn revolvers. At Stuy-
vesant avenue this car was intercepted
by the strikers and, though none of them
We're known to be injured. two of the Off
GERS were wounded by pistol shots which
were presumably fired from the windows
of one of the houses on the avenue. The
last two cars of the seven made a final at
tempt to make the run downtown about Z
O'Clock, but after going three blocks and
meeting with the same reception as the
others. they were run back into the sta
ton and all attempts to cars for the
night were abandoned. The mob still lin
gered in front of the guard line. however,
and the officers of the companies are fear
full of more trouble through the night. The
railroad company claims that the cars will
be run from the depot at o'clock in the
morning
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CONFLICT WITH A MOB.
Militia and Police Compelled to Shoot
to Frighten Rioters.

T.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Jan. 21-The vicin-
ity of the Ridgewood-avenue stables this
afternoon and evening was the scene of
the most determined conflict between the
strikers and their sympathlzers on one
side and the troops and police the
other that has yet taken place in the
present disturbance here. When the sec
ond battalion of the Seventh Regiment,
consisting of Companies B, ID and G., ar
rived at the Ridgewood-avenue stables.
early this morning, everything was as
quiet and orderly as any peace-loving cit
izen would desire. But the arrival of the
soldiers attracted a ,mob to the vicinity
that speedily necessitated the putting out
of a guard, which was done at Q o'clock.
and thus all the streets approaching the
station were patroled by the militiamen.
The guards were compelled to push the
crowd back. and on Myrtle avenue it was
necessary for one squad of four men to
fix bayonets and charge on the crowd In
the stampede that ensued, one of the mob,
George Callan, was jabbed through the
coat by a bayonet, but was not injured in
any way Shortly after o'clock the po-
lice stretched guard across all the streets
from which the soldiers had withdrawn
their lines account of a rainstorm
About 8 o'clock three cars and a covered
van, under the protection of a few police
men and Major Kip, with Companies A,
+ and H. comprising the First Battalion
of the Seventh Regiment, came in sight.
The cars and van contained about one
hundred new men, who We're taken into
the stables.
About o'clock 1t was decided by the
officials of the road to send out a car on
the Gates-avenue line. The howling mob