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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-12-26
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THE
Owen Electric Belts
AND APPLIANCES
INSURE TO THE SICK
these great points of advantage over all
| imitators.
| The ELECTRIC CURRENT
can be Immediately felt, al
though soothing to the most
sensitive. The strength of the current
is under the complete control of the
wearer, SO much so that a child may be
treated and cured by the same power Of
Belt necessary for the strongest man.
1t can be changed from positive to neg
alive current in moment
They have and are curing
thousands OF cases of
RHEUMATISM,
CHRONIC DISEASES
NERVOUS AILMENTS
in man and woman (frOm any
rausc} where long continued medical
treatment failed to cure
NO MEDICINES ARE NECESSARY.
Avoid all cheap (so-called) Electric
Belts and fraudulent limitations of our
Electric Belts and Appliances, as these
are an Imposition upon the suffering.
THE OWEN ELECTRIC TRUSS
is the most retenlfve and curative
Truss made for the radical cure of
Rupture.
inclose SIX cents and send for our
LARGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
in English, German, Swedish and Nor
wegian languages; containing medical
facts, sworn statements of cures made
and descriptions Of Belts and Appli-
ances. Address
THE OWEN
ELECTRIC BELT AND
APPLIANCE co.
2o6 70 zI1 STATE STREET.
CHICAGO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
BROOKLYN NEWS NOTES.
lArurnEp ABOUT THE TowS.

GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
4, alleged long standing but polite enmlty between
we'll known families 81 Iriiiiuis was abolished last
week In n romantic manner when FRANK H. 'ar'S,
"A well-t0-do young man, ~ 'ahhfHe ave- ""p''
ON Wednesday afternoon Win MISS Nth'' ' ""p
dam daughter ~ Martin 4 huydam, or Flhianla
Fearing bitter opposition - ~" natural 'nnlnE "l
nanny couri.hip the young folks went 10 lihy"nn'.
n I and were married. They wrfo nH'f"afd TOT
given
N,mhers ~ the Department ~ Electricity ~ ~"
uroolyn In.iiinio Witnessed cooking by electricity
"A, tho Edison Euilding IN f'nf IT, "n fth'y '''h'
ing Joseph Sachs. chef ~ h" Arlington II"'' gave
III, exhibition nui among the articles shown ana
us.d were nn electric oy'n hrDll'f chlnng dl3h i"'
L,ule conee pot rnrchlug iron. glue pot ana
h,,for I'm each case the method ~ generating heat
va. hy means ~ u coli of insulated fe'''hnco "lr'
through which "A strong electric current was hhp'
10 pnsa Each visitor received an electrically b"h"
biscuit, or scrambled egg. Mr.. sachs Aa' mat u'
,rpcns, Of cooking was about ten cents an hour.
Alfred ~ white. Commissioner 81 Public Works
Ia. written 10 Mayor scher,n saying that the bil
no,y I'm the MAYORS hands relative 10 Sewers ana
w,terwotks In C;raveeend. would. In hs Judgment
comp.i the city to pay not less thhn three 10 nV'
times tho real value OF the property
Postmaster Sullivan has arranged "A new schedule
nroyidng for "A delivery or western mans thio"sh-
n,, she city Al A. M, a gain OF about three hours
from the West before leaving their homes
Henry Harrison and Adolph FISH, two OF the
,ron ,mplIcated In the alleged fwndlc OF shoe deal
.rs nv lanes r. Wilson. wero arrested IN Now
york Yesterday and arragned before Judge Moore
4, IN. Court OF Sessions. They were committed 10
RAYMOND Street Jail, tho Judge refusing for The
time to fix ball
Nraheau L. Towns and Colonel William G. ieech'
o, u,ho called each other hard names In the county
C.r,e.s office one day last week. met In the Sptcia
r.r,n room OF the supreme Court yesterday morn
,r, They had {. motion TO argue In the case OF
N,rv WILEY against the Long Island Railroad Com
,anv before Judge Cullen They transacted theii
,,suess without much as exchanging "A frown.
,,a,or Adolph I. Kline was chosen lcutenat-colo
"a, -, the 14th Regiment on Friday night. receiving
,.yor ballots General Meier presided at th'
s,ect,on CAPTAIN e. II. Mitchell. OF Company
| received five votes
A .necial meeting OF the New England Society OF
| prool,vn will DO held Wednesday evening In I'M
| o-t room No ia Montague-st. bust OF 'enJamif
| =, c,u,ran will be presented to the society.
| r1.nrv Watterson Will deliver his lecture OF
.Ahrahar, Lincoln" In Plymouth Church on May
| IA "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

v,u ornIv 70 the courts to prevent any recognition
W tb Independent wing Of the party This u.s. OK
course mere buster There have been srea Mvor
IL appears had practically made up his mind last
week but almost at the last moment was 'o'"'
ne,ied 10 make a change In his plans. 49, - $3.50
The resignation OF Justice William MASON Wa as
rrcat surprise TO the Brooklyn politicians. .,ot
q Stnt that II was coming had been made pubic
II is understood that Watson expects to De nav
iid,te for State Senator The curious.minueu i,a!
Wonder why any man should be willing 10 ,Is
render 5000 Justceship for sehatSTsnp Con
trn,ier and Auditor met on Wednesday and prompsg'
" filled the vacancy by appointing h'Gn n,nheer
i'aimheer by q unanimous vote. Justice i-aihpeeI
80 a Renubican thrty-fve years OF age. he Is
lawyer with office in New YORK he ai,houeh
he was once a candidate for the Assembly. ne Is
connected with many clubs and has the rspa,aton
Watson7s unexpired term. and will therefore ho'a
office until May ], 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
cpopcr BERRr'S BODY FOUND.

Tho co,ored man found In Newtown Creek on FRI
a., ,.. ,ssn Identified George Berry of No. 1il
Marcy-ave. who has been missing since February
Berry was seventy years old. and for more than
forty wears carried on a dyeng and cleaning busi-
ness at No. 242 broadway. For two months be-
fore his disappearance he had acted strangely ana
on the night no walked out OF the house he had ''
In his pocket When the body found only
few pennies were In the pockets. This has led
his stepson 70 believe that the old man met foul
play, a. he was a strict temperance man. The
body was badly decomposeh
Mr. Berry owned considerable property and was
one Of the founders OF the Abyssinian Baptist
Church "A New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
GAIL TO AN ALBANY PASTOR.

call has been extended by the congresauon
OF st. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church. AZ hoo'
ney and South Fifth SITS, to the Rev. Hugo W.
Hoffman, now OF Albany. 1t Is believed thas
favorable response from Mr.. Hoffman will be re-
ceiyed Mr. Hoffman Is thirty-fve years old ana
his first pastorate was In Canajoharie where he was
successful His next station was at Albany. where
he relieved his father.
St Pauls Church has been without a pastor TOT
several weeks. the last pastor being the Rev. j. H.
Strodach. who resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
THREE wsDDIyGs IN ONE FAMILY.

Three weddings In one family will. It is said. take
place the same day In short tme The
prospective bridegrooms ex-Alderman Daniel
McGrath. Of the Fourteenth Ward who lives at
No. 1876 Bedford-ave and his Thomas police
officer. and the bride will be HIS daughter Mamie
The ex-Alderman Ia widower. mis- wife having died
seven years ago Thomas McCrath, the son. Is to mar
~ a Miss Monahan. OF North Ninth-st. Or. Thomas
Mooney. Of Greenpont VIII lead Miss McGrath to
the altar. while the ex-Alderman will marry Mss
klle v. SWalley, OF South NiQth:lt ~--rAr--eA~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
These S4.08
Waterproof Cloaks
Were to Have Been $3.50.

Some weeks ago We purchased from the best
Nnnuf,cturer Of Waterproof Garments in TINS
country several hundred standard High rraus
Ralu Cloaks All then ready were sent on anu
s,,d In one dav The Balance are just 70 manu-
and will be offered Monday as before at 80,
This grade we have never heretofore SOFA III
rh"so cIoaks are in Navy Blue or Black Cash
mere with woven Scotch plaid Or printed Ian
,ngs,made with double capes- seams
cemented coated with Para rubber eAta
vide 10 conform with the new shaped SRir's-
guaranteed perfect In every particular.
Cloak I~pr.-2d floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
~ I'm or ATLANTA UNIvERSI TY.

A nubl,c meeting IN the interest OF Atlanta Uni
rsrs,,v and It's work among the Freedmen Will be
held in the First Presbyterian Church the Rev.
Dr. cuhber Ha passSg h ns sdSrrsses will
10 I'D nv General Stewart l.. Woodford the Rev;
Dr. Amory H. 1radford Of I nnrsc .ns,se ia
u me and Butler r. Wilson OF the Massach'i-
sets bar one OF its graduates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
SHIRT WAISTS AND
HANDKERCHIEFS.

WAIsTs.-5O doz Ladies' Percale SHIRT waists
,aundered Collars and Cuffs full sleeves. all ne"
effects. in Pink Blue and Black. at Wv" ea'"'
HANDKERCHIEFS-1oo doz' ladies pure .,,'e"
scalloped and Hemstitched hekfs' at i-Hc'
each: value, 25c.
20 doz ladies' pure linen Hemstitched huhiS'
u. y and in. hem, at sl"o per do~en' '"'u''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
Now Much in Vogue!
Rlack MOhair & SiCilians.

Black Figured Scllians and Mohairs at
soc. 75c. to Sl.2o yd
Imported Black Scilian go in. wde) at
''' sjc $780, N.25 10 500 yd
All Wool Black Jacquards and Mohair Figures.
MI "''' 39c. and 49c. I'd
Another 1000 yds. OF the zoe. quality. ~ IN
Rack Storm Serge. at....................4 ?c. va
Black Goods-.eft. rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
Some
Strong Specials
i'm the Silk Section.

. 900 yda Narrow Striped Swiss TanctaS 20
changcablc combinations imported 10 retail ut
Zoe. yu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so"
dc black and colorci all SIX Suraha all the
leading street shades included ........"Nc. vi
Encl< Brocndcd eros Grain SilkA-a 81 10 quail
ity '''' y"
Novelty Printed Tanctas. frocad'd SatinH
Surahs and Novelty Bengallncs In none Of the
lots are assortmcnts complete. but the values
Won see are phenomenal. Prices have been
81 % to $3.50. now all at.................?'c yd
silks LEFT. center.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
COlOred Dress
Skirt & Waist Lengths.
80 to 50 o. Off Piece Prices.

Dress Skirt and Waist Lengths OF Colored
Dress Goods-this seasons most Popular Fabrics
on Bargain Tables Monday at 80 per cent to 80
per cent off Piece Prices.
Specimen Imported Novelty Dress Fabrics,
that were g 90 TO $500 yd-now .............9 jc
Snecimen 2-Cheviots All Wool or SILK and Wool
that were 39c. to soc. yd.. now. .......... zoe
Bargain taJle-cen'sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
GLOVES.

.Jouvin Suede, ~. IS and 20 button hgh' s"aoe~
at 81 90.
81 90: value, sl.G) to 500
Complete lire OF fabric Gloves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

FOR MOURNING-New styles In Black and
White Percales Dimlties. Indian Musllns, Jaco-
nets. Dotted Swisses. Satines. and Zephyr Cling
hams: also Plain Black French Organize, Linen
Lawn. Jaconet Plisse. &c
SPECIAL-lOO Pieces, Extra Fine Lawns white
Grounds, with Black and Coored Stripes ana
Figures. Fast Colors.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

our orders In this line w"r" placed oy our
Buyer when nbrOnd IN hhNnh'" ~ w." w., ''' ,
inny buy NJ Tomorrow
Onc lot ~ Misses and Chl'drcn's mo qu"'Iiy
Lcrhorn good value at ~ ''''''''eOc
o,o f., ~ childron's Fine fcghorn Hats. with
fancy lace edge good value at N'"o' '''"''"c
ono lot Of fine I.cghorn Flats-good value NJ
81 % ''''
one lot Of round crown liats 's"'ap,e ~, o"n =,
hro, ,rnm TO q years old. good value NJ
nr'" HUN ~ ...................G9 c
one LOT Womens Misses and Childrens straw
Uats-all this Seasons shapes-regular fc. TO
..o " w .................23 c. n 47c
Iiats-rghi. centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
INFANTS DEPT.

ANAL lot Of Refers in Navy Blue, Carhiha
ond Brown sizes to 4 years, braid trimmed
81 80. 81. 90. 81. 90.
Lawn Guimpe tucked yoke, with embroiaereo
rume an neck and sleeves, sizes to years
i"'''' ''' 45c., SOC. 8Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
E,ytor AbRAf1AM.INo Brooklyn,
St.. SLRAAJs: NV.

"o, course We have 10 look ont for tho cars Just
as we did before but as they al" bound =" 20" ~
T. ar. rrossiue and hay. - come 20 a siariSiil
4, ,hsr. ~ any on. 10 get on or on n gives IN
,h,nrr "a sin by ~ most cases without trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
>oUR =.
BURN :!
BROOKLYN.
CLOAK DEPT.
BROOKLYN.

cApEs.-we have reduced small lot OF ve1
choice imported Capcs IN Sunset Moire' 'e'Vet'
s,ll< and cloth, value $40 to $50,
s''" ""' 10 S25 90.
20 capes worth 81 and $3.50
00 '"p'' "0''" s075 and 80 80
30 capes worth $3.50 and s21.bo
" o"'' TO $3.50 and ~ 80.
sropAGr.-rurs and Garments OF every de-
.,,,,a, .,ored and insured at small cost
slrrTs-Eton, Blazer and norfolk eu''''
1915 to $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
White and Grey
French HairClOth ACC.

3 900 yards lG inch French IIaircloth-whitc or
prev-at Observation-Disclosures c yd
These cannot last long. Early forenoon safer.
Innings aisle. back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
zoe. PER fD.; u.
LINENS.

on Monday We will offer the following ieo'u"
Grade Table Linens. These values are the oes'
we have ever offered:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
Beware the
Leather Trust BugabOO!
No Advance i'm Values Here

The papers announce the birth OF a Leather
Trust shoes going stil higher" "Constcrna-
ton in the Trade" and like alarming Headlines
are doing double duty. First In the news coll
umns- then In shoe advertisements. There VIII
he n, advance here Nor should there be else
where In fact. We never knew IA time when
Manufacturers were 80 anxious 70 sell. over
production is the rule. with exceptions few and
far between.
For example-A Haverhill manufacturer sends
us n overpus OF over n thousand Pairs Women's
Fine Wei KID oxford Ties-Such $ usually sold
I'm Shoe Stores at 81 o.. but To- us 80 billed that
all can go IN Bargain Tables az
04C.
These come In Bucher and Opera styles. In
every size and width.
WV Shoes 81 r-pr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
DRESS GOODS.
COLORED SILKS.

2I-in. Taffeta Checks (Colors). Doc.
19-n Taffeta Checks. Blk e. w, 1Oc.
19-n Fancy Taffeta Camel. 1oc
2O-n Printed Taffeta in the new Plisse Ores
den and Pompadour Styles all evening colors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
UPHOLSTERY DEPT.

~. are showing at special prices Japanese
uom,oo Porch curtains. especially suited Tor cot
tagcs
10 II. xis r.. So 90 each.
y rs r.. hnnd painted rain-proof coorS'
81. 80.
Tapestry por,icrs 1915 per pair
Snow Flake Curtains. SIS 90 per pair
A complete line of Summer Muslin praper'fS
al tcc and 15c per yard
ros, Color Cretonnes. fine English Designs,
15c. per I'D. c,,
rs,,ma,es cheerfully given for Shades. Slip
Covers and Awnings
DRESS GOODS.
our entire assortment Of French Chaihes
1Jc and Boo.
A fine variety OF Mohairs. sicllians. and
Crepons.
Raln-proof Serge IS in. Navy. Brown ana
Gray.
Special reductions in SILK and Wool Suithgs'
sls5, to 81 90 and 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
Exquisite Silk
Waist rlOdels-Half Price.

1y,r on.r Nonday-otlr entire line ~ handsome
,yats,s Tor street Theatre or Evening Wear
made u Imported Silks. In Pla!ds and Dresden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
Napkins.
TABLE CLOTHS.

Large sizes In proportion.
OSTRICH FEATHER BOAS.
Best quality Of live feathers.
H.. yards long. SO 90.
II. sI1 90.
\ new article Sterling silver adjustable Boa
holders 20. each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
BLACK GOODS.
COTTON DRESS GOODS.

Have just received several new weaves In his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

ABRAHAM AND
&TRAJS'

TO Americans going abroad cordially extend the ee-
dom of the simptnolsly appointed Reading ana "r"s
Rooms in our Paris Office % Avenue do POpera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
STATIONERY.

Customers will find 1t advantageous ~ pa
..,ars .,rv for the Summer season. All the
!. ,os, shones and colorings in paper. Engraving
-, oil t,nds Of invitations, cards, &c. spe'
cialty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
LEATHER GOODS DEPT.

LEATHER GOODS DEI IL
This department is now replete with new
goods for the Summer season. Will place on sale
Monday the following articles at speciai prices:
Dress Suit Cases. best quality OF leather %
and "a inch, at 81 90 and 81 30 eacn.
Amber Alligator Club Bags. patent ends gilt
trimmings
IL Is. 10 Inches.
s425. 81 80, s4.75 each.
Trunk Straps = y ~
at :sOc, 85c., 4Oc each.
English Macintosh Holdals,
90 90 a. % inch.
So 80, So. 70. 81. 90, 81 25 each:
Grain Leather Combination Books. sterling
silver corners, SOC. each.
STEAMER TRUNKS.-Enameed duck COW
cred steamer Trunks. Russet leather bound
IN 20 a. 80 inch.
5000. 800 sI1.OO, s11.5O each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

wara members of the Great harrington Party,
the party came together II begins 70 look as If the
..%sreat Harrington Party would be considered a
sort of annex to the place where matches are SAID
to be made.
~. and Mrs A. J. Cordier OF Schernerhorn-st.,
vil, 70 TO their country place at Woodhaven in a
short time and Mr. and Mrs; Maurice O'Meara ana
Miss Lillian OMeara. OF Berkeiey fiace are spehu-
Ing fortnight at Haddon man, a' A'iah'c lily
Ar., the Horse Show is over Timothy L. Wood
run viii rest from his labors his resting place be-
ing the Adirondacks. In other words. Mr. woodruff
IL going fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. William c. Low, OF Remsen-st. Will
90 abroad with their family this summer and Mr..
and Mrs John y. Ladd. OF Henry-st, VIII also be
among the voyagers isy ennG1s .rIv an Scaber eN
IN Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs William H. Harris. Of
washineton-ave. will celebrate their golden wed
ding. and will have receptions In the afternoon and
evening Mr. and Mrs. Harris came here from
Worcester Mass. thirysix years aso; ana since
Congregatonalst Church
All Arrangements for the Horse Show are now
completed, and 1t Is expected that next wednesday
evening at the Riding and Driving Club Will be an
occasion of great interest. One OF the principal Incl
Reimont in the ring as judge for the first time. lie
viii be represented IN the )T9pnx Makes Certain
that Colonel L. b. Parsons Sport and Robins Wood
wards Tycho Brahe will not get the blue ribbon
without tusse for IL.
Among the announcements for the week are the
veddns Of Miss Caroline Guild, daughter Of Fred
eric A. Guild and Lewis Jewett Praeger. on Wednes
Aay afternoon at o'clock m the Church OF th'
Saviour. Pierrepont-st On Monday Miss Eleanor
Hooper will give violin romance-recital at sio D. m
the Iames Forney the wife Of Colonel Forney il
command OF the marine barracks. at the Navy Yard
% ns1 Ss SE s b SS last at ferne vii
,GtyS hslQEs Che departure o. nes nuspan0 se-sAA
Abendblatt., 1895-03-26

sx- Der Winb Iegt fi6 6eute Q6snb unb
ssIgu9t na9 Siooiten I'm. 2uft n'ilo unb
Abendblatt., 1895-03-26
J(NC6riC6ten aus Cu6a.
Sine lDo9lausgeriiitete, Oret bunOert
Malu itartc SSninrgenten=Nbtb
lung in's SelO geriift.
Der britiihe Dampfer Gorentta BON
oen Spantern befdohen.
Rcienation oes 6eneraI=K apitdns pom Cuba
uno mehrerer 0ouperneure.
6abana. @uba. &c. M6ra.

D q, Supd, 70. Wtdr3.
Ser Oberit @cao5 1T nit 300 Mann Bel
Sabana be Suraguana nit 500 Snfurgen>
ten, unter benz 8efe6le BON Mmabor Guerra,
5uiammengeftoBen; in benz barauf folgens
ben Sample fielen finf3ebn %Snfurg,nten,
unb tpuroen btele D%ertpunoet. Die 9e9iez
rungstruppen Derloren an SOFTEN 3mei Of
fi3iere.
Gs tpirb beri9tet, baB Iib unter benz 8e=
feble BON MaHo Meiro unb Manama cine
Nbt6eilung BON 300 Snfurgenten gebtGbet
bat; oiefelben itnb gut nit @affen uni
Wunition ausgeriiitet.
Die 3eitung ga 0iscufiOn" in 9aOono
beri3tet, baB Elm ipanif9es &anonenbOot
am lebten 0ienitage BEL Santiago be @ubo
auf ben britif9en 9ampfer v2orentia" ee=
feuert babe, neil er, na9bem er ben 8efebl
b3u erbalten bate, ni9t beilegen lppqte
Sin amtlt9er 8ert9t bariiber 1T iebo9 nod
nt3t gema3t Dorben.
Ser 9eneralcapitain Galleia uno bic
9ouberneure bon 6apana, 9inarbel 9lio.
Buerto Princtpe unb Santiago be @ubo
BADEN ibre &eftgnation eingerei9t; es III
aber mod feline Na9rt9t eingeloufen, ob biz
fpantf9e 9egterung biefelbe angenpmmea
bat.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-26
\ Rtdter payne's GntfdeiOun9.
mas Corporations . 0nwaIt palmer oarfber
faet. - QnwaIt 6eisIer's Nufi4t.

gprpDrationsdntpalt 8a(mer erftGrte
beute 8ormittag,- baB i'm bic Gnti6sibung
bes &t9ters Papne in Sa9en bes DON Wturs
bod unb 9enpf1en uno Der @iptc federation
beantrugten @inbaltsbefe1ls 9egen bic Stcbt
Chicago, bur9 pel6en bisIer perboten iperz
ben iolte, bic Srbtnan5 Der Ogben @aS So.
our Nusfii6rung gelangen 81 lafIen, tsinesz
tpegs iiberraf9t babe. 9err 8almer e,tlGrte
Odnn, baB er ii9 in Ieiner @igeni9aft oIa
Gorporationsanpalt f~einestpeg5 berufen
fiibGe, bic @nt19eibung Des GiGters gu fritz
itren, unb fubr bann etpa pie folgt fort
uRi9ter PaDne's @nti3eiOunq befegt i'm
Weientli9en, baB Elm Gbancer9z0 ert6t nt6t
Die SurtsOtction babe, fi9 Bier in Die Ingez
legenbeiten Der Stabt gu mii6er, rnb baB,
mo- es ft3 UNI cine 9anblung Des Stabtratba
6anDle, Der 9eneralzS taut3antpalt ein3uz
i9reiten babe. Wenn bann Gu9 Der Gt9ter
ipeiter Iagt, baB Der Stantrct6 Dur9 bic
Nnna6me Der Srbtndn3 Der Sgben 8ds So.
ben Snbalt fetnes 6reibrtsfe3 unb feiner
8ef3Gftsregeln offenbar f9n0be perlebt
babe lnb Die Srbinan3 bes6alb GinfdIig fei,
10 lei otefel6e bod fir Die prdtti19en 3nede
reAtstrGfttg. S6atId9li9 befagt bic Gntz
i9eibung, DaB feline YribatperIOnen ii9 in
bic 9anblungen bes Stabtrut6s einmi19en
Diirfen, baB aber Der Staat ba5 9te9t babe,
it3 bana9 gu ertunbtgen, p6 Bel Der Nnz
na6me elmer Srbtndn8 au1 Die in lem
Gbarter entbaltenen 8e1timmungen befolgt
iporben iin0. Sopeit bic Stabt in 8etro9t
tonlme, 10 metnte 9err Palmer, lei tie in
Derielben Gage, in nel9er Iit ipar, bebpr
Der PrD5eB begann, unD es lei m0Qli8, baB
tie auf 9runb Der Orbtndnsen Der OgDen
@as So. unb Der Cosmopolitan electric So.
ben beiben @eieQf9aften bic Grlar6niB gez
ben perbe, nit ben Nrbetten our 4u5fii6rung
Der 8eIttmmungen ibrer Otoinan3en DOR
Su9e6en."
He4tsantpalt 3eisler, Der bic Orbtnan3
~betdmpfte, betra9tet Die G%ntideioung tes
&i9ters PaDne ais etnen Steg fir ii9 uno
feline @lienten, troBbem bic @ntI9eioung an
f9eineno ginitig fir Die 6ei0en @efeli9aftan
lit. 6err 3etsler 1T Der feYten 6pffnunq,
baB Die poQftGnbi9e Nieberlaoe 6erieniqen
Perfonen, neG6e ben betoen SrDinan3en sur
Nnna6me berbalfen, cine Der 7Solqen Der
@nti6eibung bes &t9ters 8d2ne fein perbe.
@r fpra9 neiter Die 9offnung aus, baB Die
StraBen Der Stabt ME BON cen 8ertretern
Der SgOen @as So. unb Der Cosmopolitan
So. aufgerifen nerben, uno buB Der nd3ite
MapOr, tper er AUDI fein m0ge, ri9t bic @rz
laubntB gum @ufreiBen Der StraBen geben
tperoe. S4lieBli9 ipra6 0err 3ei5Ger bic
4nfi3t aus, baB Der @eneralontpolt auf
etnen 4ppea bin einen neuen Pro5eB an
ftrengen peroe, beien Nusgana ben bsiben
Srbtnan3en ben 8araus MAIDEN miife,
penn Die iorgfdltigen ~@rpdgungen bes Hi9z
ters papne rt9tig ftnb.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-26
0e0en Ole rothe fahne.

Die Gef6porenen bes Ri6ters 8atsr
gaben beute @ormittag in Dem Pro3eife bes
Gbtcago 0ebattirz@Gub gegen bic @tuot
@btcago etnen auf uNi4t i4ulOig!!" laut:nz
ben 8abr{pru9 ab.
Sn Dem Pro5efe banbelte es fi9 befanrt=
lid um Die WieDererlangung 3tpeier rotEer
Tabnen, Die bon benz bamaIigen Poli3eihef
WfcGloug9rep gelegentli9 elmer Nrbeiterz
parade Dem @6icagoer 9ebattir@g Stub CON-
ftscirt porben naren.
8eitern initruirte &i9ter 8afer bic Sc
f9porenen, baB es ii9 UNI bic @ntf9eibung
Der Srage AanDele, Oh Die Slaggen Oes De-
batttrz@lubs Symbolic bes SroBes unb Der
9erausforberung gegen bus @efeb feien ober
nt3t. Wenn bic @ef9pprenen glau6ten,
Dab e~rfteres Der San fei, 10 fOaten ie FL
Sum ten Der 8ertlagten e%rtennen. SIN una
bern Sale, tpenn tie glaubten, buB bic
5laggen ni9t nMnar9te" bebeuteten, fOqter
ite benz 9ebatttrz Club ben @ertb Der Slag=
gen $50, 3uerfennen.
Die @ef9pprenen entf9ieben gu 9!tniten
Der Stabt unb bamit gegen Die rotbe Sabine
Der Anar4tften.