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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08
WHY Did He Pint II ThcreY

"The differential," said Mr.. Wilson,
puts money into the pockets of the
Sugar Trust at the expense Of our
cattle interests. The New Orleans
Picayune. Jan. IL. 1895.
We believe that Mr.. Wilson voted for
1.-THE differential;' that Mr. Wilson
voted TO put money Into the pockets
of the Sugar Trust" that Mr.. Wilson
voted for tariff legislation which he
new says was Fat the expense of our
cattle interests
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08
MINISTER TO MEXICO.
Senator Ransom, Who Has Been APP
pointed to Succeed Isaac Il. Gray.

Senator Matt. w. Ransom has been APP
pointed Minister 10 Mexico TO succeed
Isaac Il. Gray, recently deceased. The
nomination was made by Senator Sher-
man and was unanimously confirmed by
the Senate, in which Mr.. Ransom is very
popular. He was born in Warren Ccdnty.
y. c., Oct 8, 1896, and received n collie
gate education, graduating in 1917 from
the University of North Carolina. He
chose the profession of law and was also
planter for several years. He entered
politics in 1852 as a presidential elector
on the Wing ticket, but few years later
Joined the Democratic party. When his
State seeded he enlisted in the Confed-
crate service as a private, having prcvi-
ously done what he could to avert the
war. He received several promotions and
when he surrendered with Lee at Apo
mattox, held the rank of major genera.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08
What Free Trade Did.

The difficulties of managing the
American wool business have been
multiplied. We have TO share the
American market with many foreign
wool sellers who have never before
been competitors with our home mar
ket. and the American wool growers
are competing on such unequal terms
that the industry is shrinking. Tho
domestic wool men were hit lard by
the German bill
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08
Snow in Tropical Africa.

When Stanley In 1885 crossed tue
dark continent I'm search of Emin. the
natives reported the mountain Rowen.
zorI as covered with white metal.
When they reached The eternal snow
they revelcd In the novel phenomenon.
but would go no further when they
found the snow would melt, for they
thought the mountain bewitched.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08

The House Committee on Railways and
Canals recommends an appropriation Of
$4,000 for preliminary survey of ship
canal from the lower end of Lake Michi-
gar TO the Wabash river.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08
PKIlADELPHIA'S NEW MAYOR
Charles Il. Warwick Elected by a Ma
iority of About 10000.

The recent municipal election in Phila-
delphia resulted in the choice of Charles
Il. Warwick, the Republican candidate
for Mayor by a majority of about $4,000,
and of William ]. Roney, the Republican
nominee for tax receiver, by about the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08
Found Its Place

What ails the free ships bill? con-
tlnually asks the New York Herald
Nothing ails IT.; it has simply been con-
signed where it belongs-into the Con-
gressional waste basket.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08

same majority. Ex-Governor Pattison
and Colonel Sylvester Bonnaffon, Jr., the
Democratic candidates, ran well, polling
a much larger vote than has been cast
for any Democratic ticket for years, but
the Republican majority proved too great
10 be overcome
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08

the State OF Iowa,
was the massacre ut
Spirit Lake, which
occurred nearly for
" years ago and in
which forty-two per-
sons were murdered.
The massacre took
place in 1857, at u
time when the Sioux
were very powerful
in Iowa. The gold
fever was then at it's
height and thou
sands of people were
flocking westward.
Many thriving settle.
.ments sprang up
along the line of emil
gra ton, one of tho
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08
Has Accomplished Little.
" A IA m Vt On caIPlSUUnlpucp.

REVIEW of the
work of this last scs-
sion of the Fifty
third Congress must
necessarily deal more
with what was at
tempted to be done
than that which WAS
accomplished, since
most of the impor-
tant business consid-
cred has been rele-
gated to the first
class. The term has
b @ en- particularly
marked by the inabil-
ity Of the Senate and
the House 10 agree
upon any of the most
important problems
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08
DOINGS AT LANSING.
WORK OF THE STATE lEGISlA-
TURE.

An Impartial Record of the Work
Accomplished by Those Who Make
Our Laws-How the Time Has Been
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08
SPIRIT LAKE MASSACRE.
A Monument Erected on the Scene Of
the Bloody Tragedy.

One of the most tragic incidents in the
history of the West and certainly tho
most interesting event in the history of
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08

He has been member of the United
States Senate since 1872, but failed of re-
election last year. He will not qualify
until after March 4, thus serving out his
time i'm the Senate.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08
The Appropriation Bills.

The principal class OF Legislation nc
complished by the short session was that
making appropriations for the support of
the Government. Not little general leg
islation was incorporated into the appro-
priation bills. These bills, in the order
in which they were passed by the House,
were For the military academy West
Point, army, pension, Notifications, diplo-
matte and CONSULAR District of Columbia,
postal, agricultural. Indian. sundry civil,
legislative, executive and judicial, navy
and general deficiency. When the last
week of Congress began the House had
passed all except the general deficiency.
and the Senate had the last four yet 10
consider.
The pension bill, as enacted. contained
provisions that pensions shall not be paid
10 non-residents who are not citizens of
the United States, except for actual dis
abilities incurred in the service. directing
examining surgeons to state the ratings
to which they think the applicants are
entitled. and fixing the lowest rate of pen
sion at So month.
The diplomatic and consular bill in
creased the salaries of several foreign rep.
resentativcs. and the Senate placed in it
an amendment authorizing the President
to contract for laying cable between the
Hawaiian Islands and the United States,
and TO use 100000 in the work, an
amendment which the House refused TO
accept.
The agricultural bill empowered the
Secretary of Agriculture to enforce rules
for the inspection of live cattle whose
meat is intended for shipment abroad in
any form. and regulations 10 prevent the
shipment Of condemned carcasses abroad
or from one State to another. and fixed
heavy penalties for violation of such reg
uatons.
Considerable legislation was included
fin the sundry civil bill, and much more
was attempted in the Senate by proposed
amendments. The completion of several
public buildings was provided for in the
bill as IL passed in the House. and sums
were added in the Senate for new build
ings. Another Senate amendment pro.
vided for the purchase for $50, 900 of the
site of the Blaine mansion. Provision was
also included for the transfer of the mill.
tary prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
20 the Department Of Justice, TO he known
as the United States penitentiary. and
maintained for keeping United States
prisoners who have heretofore been held
In State prisons under contracts.
The naval bill was notable because OF
the new navy" provision for two battle.
ships and six torpedo boats. and the in.
crease of the enlisted force by the add.
ton of 1000 men.
The general deficiency bill reported 10
the House amounted to SG,510,539. An
amendment requested by the Secretary OF
State to pay the claims of Great Britain
for 1920 damages for seizures of seal
ers in Boring Sea was voted down by the
House.
The mort conspicuous personal legisla
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08
WORK OF CONGRESS.
LARGELY A RECORD OF IMPO-
TENT EFFORTS.

Review of the Session Shows that
Several Important Measures Have
Been Debated, but Have Not Become
Law.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08

presented by them.
Congress met on the 4th of December
last. with one imperative and perennial
task, to frame and enact the various ap-
preparation bills. Next in Importance
was the financial question, for which no
definite plans of settlement beyond many
free silver bills and various individual
schemes were then in view. Several i'm
portant bills came over as n heritage from
the preceding session. Foremost umong
them were. in the House. the Nicaragua
Canal bill, the railroad pooling bill and
the bill for the settlement of the indebted
ness of the Union Pacific railroads, known
as the Reilly bill.
The Nicaragua Canal project has not
been able 10 secure hearing in the
House. Largely through the enthusiastic
efforts of Senator Morgan, of Alabama,
the Senate bill was pushed to vote in
that body after protracted debate, and
was sent 10 the House, where the con-
ference committee substituted its own
bill, which had been on the calendar
throughout the session and which differed
in several points from the Morgan bill.
The pooling bill was passed by the
House early in the session, but the Sen
vote of ~ to "a on the question of con-
sideration Strong opposition to the Rei-
ly bill was developed in the House, and
after very sharp debate il was recon-
mitteed to the committee without instruc-
tons.
Several important bills were placed on
the calendar of the Senate ut the begin
ming of the term, handed down from the
long session when they had been passed
by the House Prominent among them
was the bill 10 establish a uniform system
of bankruptcy, which was debated inter
mittently. but finally sidetracked. An.
other unsuccessful measure was the anti
option bill There were also on the Sen
ate calendar the four bills which the
House had sent over, 10 place on the free
list sugar. coal, iron and barbed wire, but
the attempt TO secure consideration of the
free sugar bill was negGtived by small
majority, and the opposition to the three
others was SO apparent that they nave
been allowed 10 pass into oblivion.
The most interesting chapter of the
history of the session is made by the at
tempt at financial legislation in both
houses. These are too well known TO re.
quire recapitulation. No financial lcgis-
lation has yet resulted from the host of
bills introduced during the session, with
more or less weight Of authority behind
them.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08

The Grant Monument Association re-
ports $3.50, 4S2 on hand-enough to finisk
its work.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-08

You can't scare boy away from the
table by the thirteen superstition.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
IIeuer Weaoowcroft.p roses
Dor Aidter freeman b~eeonnen.

8or Ri9ter Sreeman begann beute Morz
gen Der 9rO3eB ge9en 5rant 81. unD Gbarz
leg s. Meuboncroft unter Der @nflage BON
SSobn 8ootb $637,61 9epoft angenomiren
gu baben gu elmer 3eit, oIs ie puBten, haB
tbre 8ant bancroft lei. Die @ertbeibi=
gung lit bur3 be Nnpdlte Nrtbur 5. @bbp,
@rz8i9ter 2orin 6. Collins unb Gotuin
Walfer, bic Nntlage bur9 6iilfsitaats=2(nz
malt Ni9arb Morrifon bertreten. Der
Ielbe fteIte ben Nntrug, ben 8roaeB ouf ben
nG4iten Sermin gu berlegen, ba NnfpoIt
SOrreit, pel4er in anOeren SG1en belGGf@
tigt fei unb in Dem borliegerOen Safe al5
8eiftunb bes S~taatsantpalts err 9einen
ioGe. Der &i9ter mics ben Nntrog ab uno
empfabl 0errn Morrilon, einen anosren
Nnpult ols 8eiftunb 81 tpGbGen.
Ser Pro3eB begann Johann nit Der Musz
pa6G BON @ef9norenen. Die Drummer beg
8rp3efes lit 1855. @s Iinb nod anoere
Pro5eie in ~fOrtlaufenOer 3abG Bis 1868
a%nbdngig, auBerbem bic Nummern 829.
$50 unb 831.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
St6r Rttsga6e.
AebPrhItdk
&mO 9mrsg,ef S.

yx- Der @ettermann periprt3t uns etnels
i@Onen SOnntag.
)Hott,
SIN g2etp Oort belfen ieBt bic @ef4ippz
'e''e1 ben angetlagten 8olt3etbeamten aug.
Mart Smain (glemens) 1T BON einer
~%uroParetie 3uriidgete6rt,
Sn Gnglanb 1T beute Der befannte
9elebrte uno @9riftteGer Yrofefor Spbn
Stuart 8latie i'm Sc. 2ebensjabre geltDrz
ben.
Die @etreibepreife 1inb beute netz
qenb, Die @9peine fleif6pretTe feIt. @eiz
gen CO&aD 54B-543, MuiS 443-451,
9efer 298-294; @@petnefIeiI8 1890
1o,35, @9mal3 6,473-6,524, &tppden
5,3O-5.323.
Srau Daniel @lton, cine Der GGte1tsu
4nlteolerinnen in G6icago, 1tarb geftern
Ia9e3u So Sabre alt. Sic tpo6nte felt Dem
sabre 1882 in @bieugo. eS6r Mann mar
EN- bebeutenber Qanbbe1iBer, unb Die Glitor
Aoe. bat BON linn ibren Namen.
Sin @bnbttat, an 6eRen Spite bD9It
Ue1Hlt0 0err DerteS 1tebt, pat I'M
norooitli4en She'll Der 9tabt, 3niT9en 2aioz
renee NDe. unb Montrp1e 8pulepalo, AGO
@der Ganb gum Preiie BON 100000 ange=
tauft. 9a 5pet elettriI9e 8a6nen beS 8ez
tigers BON G6tcago baS Qanb berii6ren, 10
pat er bur9 bteIe SPECULATION 8elegenbeit,
letne Ntdelz3ufubr abermals gu bergr0z
BERN, Inn bann ba5 @elb in ietnem W1iQio=
nen=PaIaIt in Stem 0Ort gu Der3ebren.
Der M0rber bes SSanttors 8arne5 tit
gu lebensldngli9er ~3u9tbausitra7e perur=
tbetlt Doroen. Ser Mt0rber GD1iarbera
iptro bO9ft pabri9etnGi9 Ie6ensIanglttb
1etne Sret5eit genieBen,
unfere Gegistatur bat cine @eIolutton
IN 8erat6ung genommen, tpel9e bic Grnenz
nung zines Ausi9uffes BON flint MitgItez
bern be6ufs unterIu6ung Der Met6oben
nnIeres %cOrrupten @tabtratbs be3iigli9 On
na6me Der beiben 8uOelzO rbtnan3en be3tpe@
den fou. 0teie MaBregeI 1T ~ieOenfau5
empfeblenstpertb, porausgefeBt, DaB tie
@taatSgeieBgebung flint MaGnner gu ibren
W}ttglteOern 3G6lt, Die ben n0t6igsn W}&t6
nnb Die nOtbige SGbigfeit fir otefe Nrbeit
beftBen uno oaB bteie Stint au9 ernannt
meroen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
GoIiforntfde 2lpfeIfinen nod 5Io=
rtod.
Rotelbefber in St. 2Iu9uffine, 9adfonpiae
uno onoeren pIdben in 6Iortoa MAIDEN
in Californian sro6e S~eteaursen.
Mnmnnn. Sal. 2. W}dr3.


0tes 1T bu6ftdblid6 cine SuuftrutiOn Der
&eoen8art: n@ulen na3 &t6en tra9en" a.,
fagte Der @e19Gftsfii6rer Collins BON Der
@an Mntonto Sru9tbDrIe in 8omdna
beute, inDem er Don elmer betrG9tlt6en
Npfelftnenienbung na9 @t,@ugufine ,5la.,
fpra9,
Oas tiir3li6e 5roitmetter in 5Goriba bat
cine Mpfeliinennotb our Solge gebabt, uno
Die 8atbDfsbeIi tiger uno anoere Geute bort,
Die tauIenbe BON 8etfenOen aus benz Hor>
ben BADEN, berlangen Die golbene 5ruAt
fir lire 8Gfte.
g, M. ¬ples bonn rponce be @epn"
bat te~legrapbirt, baB in gon3 SlOribu ntbt
cine ein3tge 8tfte gutter Mpfeliinen gu buber
tit, unb Fat cine n09entli3e SenDung BON
elmer WagenlaOung Der %feinften Ndoalz
apfelItnen aus Dem P%omonat6ale befte1t,
Me9nli9e 8eftelungen bon californiiGen
Mpfelitnen itnb BON Observation-Disclosures in
Sad1onbi1e, 2eGanb unb Safe Wortb, in
leBter Mp9e in Ontario, RtDerfibe UNI
&eblanbs gen1a6t porben, unb Die 9enz
bungen perben Big gum Npril fOrtbauern,
81 tpel@er 3ett Die SremDen aus Dem 9tDrz
ben in Der &egel Die 9eimretfe antreten.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
Rampf eimes DabidJts nit eimem
DaBn.
Der Iebtere 9eRt ais Sie9er aus oem.
1elben herpor,
limo ftredt feinen 6cener to0t nieoer.
Petersburg, 90. g., 2. Mdrs.

Petersburg, %. g., 2. WiGrs,
Sames Coleman betreibt in Der Na4bor<
I9aft Sibner3u6t, unb be19Gftigt fi9 be-
fonbers nit Der 3u9t BON &f9d3nen.
Seine 0ii6ner e~rfreuen it9 unter cen Sen
nern etnes befpnberen &ufes, aber BON alien
Sorten finb bic ySri16 @rep" feline 2iebz
hinge. Set einiger 3eit bate fi9 etn 9az
bi9t in Der Na9barf9uft %etngeniitet, unb itb
nit grDBter &egelmdBigteit unter Sem Golcz
man19en 9iibnerbofe berpropianttrt. Gole@
man bate benz Rduber f6on me6rere Sage
lang aufgepaBt, obne iebo4 gum S6uB
fommen gu fDnnen, Big er ge1tern auf bic
SSSbee fam, einen BON Ietnen ,SSrtib @rcD'S"
ouf ben 0abi9t GOs3ulafen, @r iu4te fiji
etnen ieiner f%tdrtiten !6dbne aus, Der fdDn
aus man6em Sample als Steger 1eroorgez
gangen mar, 19na1te ibm Elm 9aar f9asIe
9tablfpprne an unb lieB i'm Oann allein
i'm 0ofe laufen. 9egen bier u6r eno(th
bemerfte Der 9o6n aber etpas, bus Inn
berbG9tig bprtam unO tpDlte fi9 in Si4erz
belt b~rinoen. @s mar tbm aber jeber 3u.
flu9tsprt abgef9nttten nprDen, unb als Der
6abn bies fab, ~rii1tete er fi9 fofort gum
Sample. SIM nG91ten Nugenblide fubr u14
f9on Der 6abt3t nteber, unb itiir3te li9 ouf
ben 6abn; bte1er, aber bate ben Mngr1ff er@
tpartet, 1prung getpdnbt our @eite, uno IieB
nun einige Sebern in ben 6Gngen 0es Rcllb>
bogels.
Damn begann 3tpif9en ben bsiben 8DgcIn
Elm ebenio erbitterter pie lebbafter GGmrf.
Ser 0ubi9t befanb fi6 ouf benz 8oOen in
Na9tbeile, unb feline groBen SGiigsl iparen
Tim i'm @ege, Der 9a6n iebpb serann
boour9 fri19en Mut6, unb i'm Iu bate CT
einen Ieiner f9arfen SpDren Dem !91biDt in
bic Seite getcBen. 9erfelbe Aotte Gu9er@
f9einlt9 eine ernftlibe @unbe er6aIten, unb
als er ni9t fofort tpieber angriffspeiie borz
qinq, berfeBte i6m Der 0a6n nod etnen f6ar=
fen 6ieb, eSSeBt begann Der 9abi9t fetner
S9nabel al5 Waffe gu benuben, ri9te+e
aber bamit ni6ts tpeiter aus, als 6aB er
benz 6abn Elm Baar Sebern ausrtB. S9tteb=
lt9, na9bem er 1i9 eintge Minuten bergeb.
li9 abgeniibt bate, feBte it@ Der 9dbi6t
bin, UNI ben Nngriff bes 6a6nes. ab3upar=
ten. Dieter lieB benin aud nt9t lan9c duf
itb parten; er flog bonn 8pben auf, unb
Itiir3te 1t9 nit ppler &raft auf Die 8ruit
bes 6abi9ts, Dem er babel nit feinen SpOrcn
ttefe Munben am 6alfe beibra4te. 0ieIem
Mngrtffe fOl9te fpfort Elm ~8petter, ipObei sr
1einem @egner bic Gporen in bic 8rut ein=
bobrte, babel bus @er8 be5 &uubOo3sGs truL
unb oenfelben tobt quf benz 8umpfplaBe
nieber1tredte.
Sine nnterfu6ung bes 9abnes nab Rem
Sample ergab, DaB berfelbe taum cine
Wunbe bapongetragen bate, oaB e. nun
Elm Paar 5eOern D%erlOren, unb Elm Buar
RtBe auf Dem 8Opfe erbalten bate, Die
ibm Der 9abi9t nit feinen SGngen beige
bra9t bate,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
Stdott1bes.
Ginen Shaoen pom $4,000
Ri6tet elm Seuer auf Ger siofeite an.

!6eute firth Inn 3 u6r 45 Mtinuten, MUIR
ben bic vGlobe MoulOing @orts" all Der@de
Der IA. unb 8ronn Str, bur9 cine Jeuer5@
brunit poGItdnbig eingedf 9ert. 0as 0ebGu@
De mar bret Stod bod, 200 SUB lang u1b
so SUB brett. Der 9eTammtpeluf betrGgt
nabe5u 100000. @egeniiber beri ubgez
brannten @ebGube befinben ii9 cine Nn3abl
fletner 6GuIer, beren 8epp6ner beim Muss
bru9 bes 6euers in fol9e &ufregung geriez
them, baB tie Nues i'm Sti9e lieBen unD duf
Die StraBe btnauseilten; er1t 1pGter tDugten
ft9 eintge 8eIonnenere in Die 6duier unb
tru9en fat bic Observation-Disclosures binaus.
Oa ft9 in Der Sabrtt Elm grpBes 9ol3lager
befanb, mar fir Die Slummen rei3liche
Nubrung ~Dorbanben un0 bate Die Seuer=
tpe6r cine 3eit lang einen duBerit f6ipeten
StanD, bo9 gelung es ibnen cine 8er6reiz
tung bes Seuers auf bic onitoBenDen unb in
nd9fter Nd6e gelegenen 8ebGuOe gu berbin@
bern.
Ser bterbet bur9 @aTer perurfa6te
S9aOen beGGuft it9 tnsgeiammt uuf $1O,z
900, pel3er auf bic folgenoen gfd3barn Der
Sabrtt entfGat: Sacob 9feifer, So. 1875
SongampnftruBe; Margaret6 9Dpe, 1913
SangamonftraBe unb 9bi1ip Cullen, 253
IA. StraBe.
0te fpGter ermtttelt tpurbe, fam bas Teuer
in benz Dierten StOd Der Sabrit gum Mus=
bru9. Die birette @utftebungsura6e I'll
ni9t b%etannt, bp9 permutbet man, baB iid
bic in ienem Sbeile bes @ebdubes uufgeItaz
peIten Oele bpn felbit ent3iinbeten. 9as
Seuer muBte fbDn einen 3iemli9en umfanQ
ereiht BADEN, als es 3uerft entbedt nurbe,
benin ols Die @pIiben auf benz @9ouplaBe
%anlangten, ftanb bus gan3e pierte Stodperi
bereits in be1en Slammen, @rit na6 Ser
lauf elmer Stunbe bate Die Seuertpebr bus
Seuer unter @ontrole, bod mar bas Sc
bdube audi bdnn f9on DolftGnbtg eingez
df9ert. Die @igent6imer Der y9lobe
MOuIOtng 8Ort5" finO Nu9uit SarfOpstp
&c So.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
0bicdoo's 6tmmeIsItiirn1er.

Ser ftGbtii9e @tatititer Soe griinbut
bat ipeben cine 2iite Der feds Stofperte
uno oariiber boben @ebGube i'm @eld)Gftsz
biertel Der Stabt, alio in benz bonn sFluEe
uno Der II. @traBe 8ufammengeftelt. Ser
Bite entnebmen mir foIgenbe 53ableaunGaz
ben: 6ft0dige @ebdube 1inb $50 o%pr6dnber;
7itOdige 70; 8ft0dige 43; 9ft0di9e 10; 10.
itodtge -; 11ftOdige 1; 12ftDdige Il; 13@
lt0dtge 3; 14itOdige 10; 15ftDdige 2; 16z
it0dige 8 unb 10 unb 20it0dige @e5dupe Iinb
ie zines bpr6anben.
@uBeroem iinb i'm @eI9GftsDiertcl be-
tonntlI9 gauge Reiben bon bier uno flint
todtgen 8ebduben p~or6anben, Die fat aus
Observation-Disclosures bienen uno pel&e
TAFT ale erf penige Sabre iteben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
Das unsItd in Ger Ordoro. Stro6e.
finf Goote uno odt fdwer perIe5te bis iebt
ole Opfer.
% N q t, 2. MGr3.

Der ginfura bes i'm 8ou begriffenen
6auIes in Sr6arb Ctr. bat einen grOBeren
@erGuit an Men19enleben CUR Tolge ge5abt,
uls unfGngli1e %angenommen tpuroe. 9eute
nurben bret Qet6en aus ben Sriimmern 9erz
ausgef3afft, 70 baB Der 9eiammtDerluit
flint Sobte uno a9t 53tper 8erlebte betrdgt.
9ie 6eute bsrausge14afften 2ei4en ftnO bic
pOn Sobn Murle, Sames &OB uno So1epb
Marr, mel6e 1Gmmtli9 an Dem 8au be-
i9dfttgt moren, SIS 1T mO9li9, oaB nod
mebr Qet4en unter ben Sriimmern gefunDen
tperoen, 6a nod mebrere BEL benz 8au be-
l9dfttgte Yerionen permiBt tperpen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
Die Jatr'fd)e NadJlaEenGdaft.
CHARLES S. 5air bat fid nit feinen
Sdweitern 9eetui9t uno feline
Rla9e Surud9e5o9en.
Or 1T in SoIse Oefen nriaionar seworOen.
@anHranctscp. Gal. 2. W}Gra.

Can Srancisco, Sal, 2. M}Gr3.
CHARLES Sair lit in Der @irtl;9feit Elm
MtQiondr, I'm bies gu tperben, Fat er iiber
ietnen gefammten Mntbeil an Der Na9la1=
fen1 9aft fetner Mutter %berfiigt, lpel9er ieBt
ous16lteBlt9 1einen S3tpe1tern, Der 5rau
Selrt6s uno Dem SRI, 8irginta 5dtr 9e-
bort. 9afiir batter 100000 in 8aQr, nebit
Si9erbetten fir etnen glei9en 9slraq, Der
i'm Nprtl 1897 3abl6ar 1T, er6alten u1b in
Solge otefer &bma9ung baben Ietne Mbbpz
toten bic gegen Die No9laHenI6aft 5etner
Wt1tter onbdngig gema9te &lage fallen gez
laien,
MGS bic @eribte entT6ieben, baB g6arles
5atr Die Ietnem 8ruber 6~interla 1enen
100000 ni6t er6alten tonnte, ipetl bas
9elb nt9t Dor benz Sabre 1897 3a6lbar mar,
befano ft3 @6arle5 nt6t in ben 6eIten @ere
bdltnifen; aber gu iener 3ett fObnte er Ti9
nit ieinem 8ater aus unO Der beritDrbene
Senator nabni ii9 feines So6nss an. @r
rietb ibm ni4t nun, bus Seftament feiner
Wtutter 81 b%eunftanben, Ionbern per1a6 i'm
audi nit 8elb ba5u nnb unter6ielt i'm ip46z
renb bic &lage f9tpebte. Nuf @%eranla7uug
ieines Baters purbe bic Na9laiienl9aft Der
Srau Sair fe1tgelegt, unb per3i9tere er fret
ptlig auf bic monatli9e Nu53a1lltn1 bon
$1,000, Die ibm aus iener Queue 5ufamen,
S9lieBli9 lieB er na9 Der 0erein6arrnq
nit Ieinen S9neitern bic &1age 1uQen. Die
Qebteren BADEN jeBt bic a~lleinige Gerfiiqunq
iiber Die No6la1eni9aft, beren Dert6, felt
Der urfpriingli4en Nbf9dBung bon $4,000
900 ftetig g~e1ttegen 1T.