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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
Chance to Sober In.

II. M. Pierson, who formerly lived
at 81 Sherburne avenue, was brought
before Judge Willrich yesterday as a
sample of a hopeless case of inebriety.
The court ordered him sent to the ine-
brlate department in the insane asy-
lum at Rochester to give him a chance
to get sober. Pierson is a clerk. He
is thirty-three years of age.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
.CREPONS.
MOHAIRS.

+ These are the latsest
Dress. Goods Novelties.
And here are some inter
esting prices.
Colored Crepons in the
newest colorings:
SIPS quality for IS
cents.
$500 quality for rs
cents.
..Mohairs are SO new that
they probably cannot be
found in any other North
western store. We have
them in colored fancies and
plain black at EXTREMELY
,moaeyate prices. !
Fine Ali Wool Crepes.
30 inches wide, black and
navy, at ~ arz
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
|HALIF-PRICE
CURTAINS. -

There are left about $50
pairs of Lace Curtains from
1.-THE stock sold by the re-
! eeivers Of E. S. Jaffray &
tCo. This includes three
little lots which came yes
Iterday. In nearly every
instance there are only two
FOR three pairs of "a pattern.
Zomoyyow 7viI he the Mst
day Of the sale.
Nottingham Curtains, 81
yards long,
Si.25 Curtainsforz6OC Gents a.pair.
SITS Curtains for95 Gents pair. -
S..25 Curtains for SIPS a pair.
$3.50 Curtains for $f.7O pair.
$3.50 Curtains for $3.50 pair. :
Irish Point Curtains, 81
| yards long 9zao2.'s .@''.'' Z
$3.50 Curtains for ss1.90 pair. :s
$500 Curtains for S2.75 pair. -
$3.50 Curtains for 1926 pair. -
$500 Curtains for $3.50 pair ~.
Sie.oo Curtains for SO 90 a pair.
BrWssels Curtains. 81
yards long, - .: @
5000 Curtains forr$4.OO pair.
$3.50 Curtains for. $4.76 pair.
5000 Curtains for $500 pair. -
Sil.50 Curtains for $500 pair
$500 Curtains for s 1000 pair.
$500 Curtains for S 1850 pair. !.
Ne haze g-ivsm fair notice.
THIS Curtain Sale ends. to-
Uz01-yOzy.. sas7.,5 os..si
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
SUES FOR DAMAGES.
Sarah Riley Asks That the City
Railway SSOothe Her Wounds.

RHIIWUy -SUOtHt -fttF W OunUS.
Sarah Riley, by her guardian
ad htem, Sarah Monahan, has begun
an action against the Street Railway
company to recover $4,000 damages for
injuries alleged to have been sustain
ed in consequence of a car being de-
rallied on Burr street, near Beaumont,
on March 10, The complaint, which
was filed by. Attorneys c. D. and T.
d. O'Brien, alleges that the ear struck
the curbing and + telegraph pole
after leaving the track, throwing the
plaintiff violently against the seats
and floor, severely bruising, lacerat-
ing and injuring her. She says she
was cashier, earning Sc a week, and
that she has lost her position on ac-
count of the illness resulting from
the accident.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28

"a yard tomorrow. Com
pared with the trashy stuffs
generally sold, they would
be cheap at soc.
Table $50 pieces ia
banese Gable Cords and
HabWtai Silks in new and
.bright:color combinations, at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
GIVEN IN GOOD FAITH.
Judge Otis Refuses to Set Aside a
Deed to Property.

Deed to Property.
Judge Otis yesterday filed a deei-
sion in the case of Eleanor Tatum
against Dimon A. Roberts, his wife
and his son, James O.. Roberts, in
which he refuses to set aside, as
fraudulent deed of transfer of GER
tain property made by the son to the
father. The plaintiff claimed the deed
was made for the purpose of avoid
ing the payment of claim of $1,000
due plaintiff. The court finds that
young Roberts was indebted to his
father in the sum of S96S, and decided
the property in consideration thereof,
long before plaintiff secured Judgment,
and that the deed was givsn in good
faith. 4.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28

be any probability of reanhing ar
agreement. That zjaryman was evil:
IDENTITY unfamiliar with rule relating to
the secrecy of the jury room, The
court =thereupen discharged them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Gaspard Prudhomme and wife to
Jules Lambert Jr., u 1t 5, blk
4, A G Fuller's add s75l
Rudolph -Gunderman and wife to
Charles H Boardman, 1t 1, Rog-
ers' rearr blk T., McLean,s res. 200
Florence Driscoll and wife to
John -Driscoll, 40 # of w so
TT 1t 513, blk 8, Ashton & Sher-
Paul 'Ferdowill and wife to Gus
tav q sBruekner, pit of Its s and
6, blk 1877, Irwin,s add to West
st Paul. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1, 5OC
Ihree transfers-..................... 1,2et
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
Midnight Sun MinStrela.

The Midnight Sun Minstrels" is the
name appropriated by combination
Of amateur minstrel talent that is
arranging for performance at Turner
hall Wednesday evening, May l. A
programme of well selected comic
songs and humorous stump speeches
has been arranged, concluding with
the ludicrous sketch, The Mischiev-
Gus Monkey" After the entertain
ment a dance will be given.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
CLOAK ROOM.

How lovely the Dry
Goods business would be if
there were only profits and
no losses. We have done a
phenomenal Cloak business
this season, and we shall
make some AeaiSyyy; losses this
week without grumbling.
All ofseu s32.so,. s35. 90
and s37. so Paris and Berlin
Novelty Capes will be sold
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
What Are the Dic.ey Biras;saytng.

Come out to Minnetonka Sunday
and hear us twitter" Great Northern
trains leave, daily, AS p. M; Stln-
days, 9:35 a. m. Leave Spring Park,
daily, 1870 a. M; Sundays. $3.50 a. m.
and 4:l5 p. M. Get tickets at 1893
East Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
% Gents

"a yard. These have been
advertised this season as
great bargains at 80 Ger its.
In New York and Chicago
the lowest price is $50. 40 !"
Table .3-The best of all
and the greatest =6argaaa, Of
the season. 81
so pieces Standard ZaiH
Printed Indias in light and
dark grounds and changea-
bic effects, at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
DRAINAGE COMMISSION
FO Meet a1id COnsiSier question OF
Drainage ImDrOvemcnts.>

Drainage improvements
A meeting of the Red river valley
drainage commission will 'be--held lat
the capitol tomorrow to decide on
work to be done in the way of drain
age in that region. In addition to the
appropriation of $4,000 made. by the
recent legislature, there is a balance
of the former appropriation still. unex
pended, and $4,000 more will be avail
able in 1885, 1t is probable the COM
mission will prepare to make 4exten
sive drainage improvements while la
Dor is cheap, and the work can be
done at such low cost, compare
lively
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
Personal.

Henry: Meet me at Lake AIinnetonka
Sunday. Take Great Northern train
at 9:35 a. M, and 1 will return with
you at 4:15 p. m. Get tickets of w
j. Dutch, 1879 East Third street.
JOSIE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
Failed TO Meet.

The joint committee on dumping
night soil failed to meet yesterday
owing to the lack of a quorum, and the
chairman announced that the com
mittee would meet at 4 p. m. Mon
-day
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
Como, Fort Smelling, Base BAN.

The man, woman or child in ST. Paul
who can't be pleased ought to slip
off the earth. There is no need to ap-
ply for wings to accelerate the Journey.
Wings We're not made for such. But il
you enjoy ride to lovely Como, its
green grass and still waters. or to
historic Fort Smelling, or if you are
base ball enthusiast and want to see
st. Paul down Minneapolis, then bastir
yourself and take your choice. The
street car company will put open cars
on Fort Smelling and Como. With d
ive-mihute service for Como, and fire.
quent cars to the fort, while there will
also be an extra service to take care
of all who may visit the ball game.
The boats on Como will be put in use
for the first time today.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
10 Gents

a yard. Everybody knows
the regular prices. The
plain Twills sold for 81. 90
and the changeable effects
for $I.25. Everybody
knows also that they are
the best aOeayimg Silks ever
made. Not more than ope
full dress pattern will be
/. sold to each buyer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
FIELD, MAILER &. co.
CONTINUED.
French CAamojs Glopss,
Molsquetaire wrists, white
or natural, at
3 Gents

a pair tomorrow. They are
guaranteed to wash, and this
price is much less than they
can be bought for later in
the season. They are the
proper thing for cycling and
outdoor wear. We would
advise our customers to
purchase their seasons sup
ply tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
AlI-Wool French Glaallis

yard-He forrest price quoted in The UzlksK States
for genuine French Ghalis. The standard prices last
season 90 and IS cents yard The lowest prices
Every piece in this lot was made for this Seasons
business They in black, navy, cream and light
grounds.
Challis make the llgbtest, coolest and most com
Portable dresses one can find And at our 7oo,yozvs
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
SO Gents

"a yard. These are imported
goods, worth nearly double
Our ecial.priceof SO cents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
20 Gents

yard every in the Twin Cities should try to get
one Itnever before happened that ooc Chas could be
bought for 20 cents. 1t may never happen again.
Sale begins promptly at S:45. ,ai.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28

Nonotuck Silk Co, C. p Howes & Co,
G.. Sommers e Co.
The insurance agents signing the pc
tition are:
John Rogers Jr. & Bro, st. Paul Fire
and Marine insurance company. Les
ter M. Mahon, s. S. Eaton. w. G..
Strickland. John Townsend. Hughson
& Hemingway, A. A. Doolittle, War
ner & Warner, Cochran & Walsh, ], j.
Parker & Bro, Robert r. Dunn,
Weed & Lawrence b. F. KRauft, h.
o. & NJ. r. Toelzer,s H. & Val j.
Rothschild, A N. Nelson. H. H Hill
man, Reeves e Gillian, Henry Martin,
! Crary & Jones, Thomas a. Hunt, j. Q.
Haas, j. F. Franzen, II. 3. Constans,
Charles O'Meara, 3: T. Wright & Co.,
j. T.. Lancaster. Al. F. & ]. f. Kain,
! e. w. Peet & Son, H. NJ. & W. H.
Hart, L. I. Casserly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
CORSET ROOM.

Two items that should fill
the biggest corset room in
town with happy buyers.
600 "F. M. & Co. Spe-
cial Corsets, made by the
makers of ''Thomson's
Glove Fitting Corsets. of
fine Coutille, long waists,
double side steels, shook
clasp,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
NAIL ORDERS.

We conduct our Mail
Order business on this
principle:
4nytAang not satisfactory
MAY be returned at our en-
bense. We'H return your
money 6yf1st mail.
We take all chances; you
take none.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
!. UNDERWEAR d:

Again two matchless lead
ers for Monday. Shrewd
buyers make their Hosiery
and Underwear purchases
here on Monday whether
any specials are advertised
Or not.
Imported Swiss Ribbed
White Lisle Thread Vests,
low neck, no sleeves, silk
laces and trimmings,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28

New black Shanghai
Silks. 2S inches wide, 40
cents. >:.a-,~a s
50 inches wide, SIS cents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
FOR MEN.

There's always something
interesting for men in our
Sunday ads. That's why
every economical man in
town reads them.
Laundered PercaIe
Shirts, neat patterns in
light or dark grounds, with
two separate collars and one
pair cuffs, only
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
85 Cents

tomorrow. 1sn'ttllat pretty
cheap for a first-class laun-
dered. shirt, with two collars
and one pair of cuffs thrown
in?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
80 Gents

tomorrow. Regular price,
$3.50.
z = Corsets, white OF
black, $500. .eo.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
-30Cents

tomorrow. No. it's not a
misprint. The price will be
80 cents. Tomorrow only.
1870 fast black fine Sateen
Skirts, 7 feet wide at bot
tom. with three ruffles, each
81 inches deep,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
$1,000

tomorrow. $500
All of our $4,000, s42. SO
and $4,000 Paris and Berlin
Novelty Capes will be sold
Ifor al
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
% Cents
80 Cents

for any size. This quality
is never sold for less than
75c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
$27oo

tomorrow. = ~ :, go
These prices beat any
sample lots o.. discount
prices that are offered in the
city. :,
Tailor-made double Capes
of Imported Broadeloth,
both Capes lined through
out with Taffeta Silk; both
.Capes finished with IL rows
of stitching. Price,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28

tomorrow only. Value,
SIC. 90.
Two leaders in tailor
made separate Skirts.
ALL Wool Serge Skirts,
with stiffening and complete
lining. $3.50 each.
All-Wool Fancy Cloth
Skirts, lined throughout,
50. so each.
Either kind would be
cheap at 81. 90.
.Tailor-Made Street Suits,
$500 to $500.
.CHAMOIS GLOVES. Z
Soc nairs of oen,,;naa.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28

Total #transfers,7; consideration. q, $50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
FIELD, MlAHLER&C0.

"A New Price Rec0E.aa
FOa. tine United States.
Goo French GfnaHais for. Zoe.
Here's the story in the fewest words and in the.
painest language at command
Promptly at S:45 tomorrow morning shall place
sale II0 pieces of Finest
All-Wooz French Gl1alEzs
made by the worlds best known maker in Mulhouse at
20 Gents
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
/ SmaYne midersham. /

SIM Great Nort6ern 6otel berftorb in TT
0a9tbon 9ienftug aufW1ttttpo9 9r. StpaDne
Midersbam, elmer Der befannte1ten ulb Gltez
fen 8iirger g~bieago's. Gr nurbe Mnfanes
Der 80'er Sabre als 8ertreter Der 1. WorD
in ben Stabtratb getpdbGt unb mar in biez
Ter Stenung itets in Der felb1tloie1ten ur5
getpifenbafteften @etIe auf bas 8ohl ser
Stdbt unb ietnerGDnitituenten beba9t;IpGter
betleibete er unter MfaDor Gregier bas Nmt
etnes @efunbbeitscommtfdrs. Or. Midersz
Dam tpurbe i'm Sabre 1881 in gennfploanten
geboren unb 1tamnlt aus elmer dlten 0uGz
terfamilie, bic tbren Stdmmbaum duf MiIz
liam Benn 3uriidfii6rt. Set 3tpei eoSabren
pobnte er i'm Great Iort6ern 6otel, ltnb
iein @e1unbbeits3uItanb b~erbinberte i'm in
ben lebten Mondten bdran, Das 6aus gu
nerlaf1en, bod pflegte fi9 9r. Wm. 8.
Chen, elmer Der @tgentbiimer bes 0otel5,
fetner on3unebmen urb i'm bdufig gu elmer
portbte Wbift ein5uloben. @orgeitern
Mbenb bate ii6 Or. @idersbam frii53eit:g
~5uriidge5ogen unb Elm 6otelbtener mettte
dIsbaIb, baB NIT INN etpas ntbt in Orb
nung lei. Die Sbiir bes 3intmers, pefae
berf9Gofen mar, nurbe aufgebro9en ltnb
man fonb olsbdnn Or. Miders6am in tier
6enbem 3uftanbe bor. gr ftarb IN einem
oer5f4lag.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
Gbita9o's Steuereinfdabnns
SOU gum 6eeenftanoe einer Inter
iuhune feitens Ser Gestslatur
eemadt tmeroen.
IN. 8. Gibfon's oiesbe3iieIider 1ntras.

9libt g~eringes Mufieben etregts Srelta9
i'm llnterbaufe Der Sainotfer @taats@Segt5z
latur bic Ginbrtngung elmer 8eiolutton,
pel9e bic nnterfu9ung bes corrnpter
Observation-Disclosures BON GootGountp
bur1 einen bonn @pre9er gu ernet1nenoert
unb nit ri9terli9er 8ouma9t 81 betraiter@
ben Siinferausid uB gum @egenitarOe bat.
Die &e1 %olutipn, tpel9e BON benz Gbtcdgo'er
Observation-Disclosures so. 8. 8tbiot etnge@
bra9t nnb duf bic SegeSprbnun9 Der Gtbz
nng am nG9iten Mittpp9 gefebt wuroe,
tpirb 5peifellos CUR Nnna6me g%elangen.
I'm 10 mebr, a1s Die 11nteriu9ung it6 dl1f
pergangene Sabre 5uriideritreden ion. Der
3ped, Der nit Der 11nter1u6ung Derfol9t
pirb, eebt aus folgenben, Die Gorrupt1ett
Der Mf1ef1oren unb arberen Sotpnbedmten
an ben Stranger itellenben Ginlettungs1dben
berbor: 3a6lrei9e Mheforen 19dbten be-
triigert19er Wei1e bas gtgentbum genther
Yer1pnen, nit benen tie prtDate Mbmofllnz
gen getrpffen, nett unter DEM tbatfd6lt6en
Wertbe Elm, 1hGbigten bablirh bas gl1bltz
fun unb atpanqen e6rli9e Gteuer5abler,
einen unberbdltniBmdBig She'll Der @terer<
ldit gu tragen. Dies gebt barats berbor,
baB bas @igent6um in Goof GountD 5rar
tbatfd9li9 felt 1874 bebeuteno i'm Werthe
g~eitiegen 1T, iebp9 bpn ben corrupten Nileiz
loren gegenpGrti9 I'm nabe3u Elm Ortttel
ntebrtqer i'm @e1ammtnertbe etngel6dbt
pirb ols i'm Sabre 1874. Gs ptrb ferner tn
Der Ginleitung Der GeIolution bebauptet,
baB bic Mi1eforen fi1 bon begiin1tigten
@runbeigent6iimern nit etnem She'll Beg
@elbes, bds in bic @teuerflaf1e bdtte abz
flteBen loIen, beiteben 1ieBen unb bieie gez
1ebptbrtgen pafte nit Den @igentbiimern
bur6 8ermtttlung BON Mtttelsperionen, bic
bafiir einen prD3entIab bes abgebanbelten
Steuerbetrages etn6eimiten, abf9l0fen.
Gnblt9 tpirb an Die Sbatfa9e %erinnert, baB
SDpnbeamte aaer &ategorien 1t9 tpeit
6Dbere @ebdlter anre6neten, dls tbnen gez
1eblt6 5uftdnben, nnb babur9 nieberum
bic Steuer5abler f9dbigten. Die Inter
Iu9ungen bes 2egislaturaus1 @nffes fo1en
fi9 auf aQe biefe punfte eritreden, bas
gomite fo4 bds Ge9t baben, ale gerfDnen,
beren 3eugnnB es fir nptbfpenbtg eradtet,
aeagenetblih gu bernebmen, 1ptpie ale 8iiz
der unb Mftenitiide BON ben Sopnbureaur
ein3uforbern.
Ser M%ntragiteler @ib1on beftanb an
fanes auf Der fofortisen Mnnabme Der 9ez
1olutipn, erflGrte ft9 iebo9 f6lteBlid baz
nit einberi tanben, baB bic 8eratbung berz
lelben fir nd9iten Mittipo6 ols Spe3ialz
gef6dft ongefebt tperbe. Mte 2egtslatur@
mitglieb Sones eeftern berft9erte, tperben
bic 0emofraten bes 1~1nterbauies 1dmmtli9
fir bic N~e1plutton ftimmen, unb ba uu6
bic &epublifaner berielben freunbli9 gseertz
iiberiteben, 10 1T an tire Nnnabme ni9t gu
3tpeifeln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
Durd Gas eritidt.
Beoauernswerther Goo DER 15idRrisen CLARA
Sbittler.

Die fiinf3ebniG6rige CLARA S6uettler,
cine bornebmen beutf 6en 8reiien angebDrige
iunge Dame, fam in Der Mittlpo9 Ra3t
in bebauerlther Weife ums 2eben.
sic bate fi9 tn tbrem S9lafaimmer lit
Der 8amilientpobnung, go. 538 81. State
Str, 5u 8ette begeben unb las nod cine
@eile in einem 8ude. Na6bem lie bafIelbe
meggelegt batte, brebte iie ben @asbabn ab.
Sb Die nngliidli6e nun ben 8us6abn II
BALI f9loB Dber aus 8erfeben na9 benz Ser
1D1den bes 2i9tes nieber Dffnete, farr II
bermutbet tperben. Sebenfdus fanb man ben
@asbabn Dffen.
Sci Der 2ei9en16au legte 6enrp &enfel,
Der 8roBpater Der geritorbenen, bas erite
3eu9nib ob. Gr fagte aus, baB CLARA
G6uettler in pbilabelpbia geboren tpurbe,
bdB 1e Is Sabre unb flint Monate alt mar
unb bic @9ule be1u9te. Sic mar elm f90z
mes aufgelpedtes Mdb9en uno I6aute in eine
bielberfpre9enbe Submit.
9as 9ausmGb9en 9elena Molff beri9<
tete, baB tbr SRI. CLARA @9uettler borgeItern
Mbenb ben Auftrqg gegeben babe, fe i'm z
l1br Mprgens 5u tpeden. Sic that es, erbielt
aber feline Mntport. Na9 flint Minuten
ma9te 1te nieber einen pergebli9en 8erfu6,
inOem fte laut an Die Sbiir tlopfte. @9lteBz
lih rief ie Die Mutter, tpelbe bic Sbiir ntbt
Dffnen fonnte, 70 baB biefelbe I9GteBli9 nit
einem Bell aufgebro9en purbe. Mer fOnnte
ben @9mera Der Mutter beI9retben, ben i6r
Der Mnblid Der tpbten Scooter bereitete!
Die unterfu9ung ergab, baB bas WeGbz
9en ettpa eine Babe Stunbe, beppr bic Sbiir
geOffnet nurbe, itarb. Clara @9uettler 1T
bic Ni9te bes 9errn Souls s. Sud uao bic
@nfelin bon 9einri9 aenfel. eSbre Sdnte
mar bic bertorbene @dngertn Clara Sud.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
+ QooIf Dieter. +

Mtttpo9 Na9mtttdg um 2 u5r nurbe
pieberum Elm alter Nnitebler g6ic1gp'S UNI
lan9id6riger Mbonnent Der SeSutnpis @tdatsz
3eitung, Mbplf 8iefer, bonn Srauer6aufe
1871 George Nbenue, Safe 8iep, nod
@rdcelanb gu Grade geleitet. Der ger
f%tDrbene, tpel6er cine Mitttpe unb flint Sim
Der binterldBt, mar bpr etna so Sabren gu
2abr in 8aben geboren, bate cine quite
@9ulbiloung genohen unb a1s iunger Stu
bent ipegen fetner 8etbeiligung an Dem ba=
bif4en Nuftanbe inn Sabre 1854 fem 0ei=
matblanb berlafen miifer. SIM Sabre 1856
fam er na9 Chicago, tpo er Ieitbem ununterz
bro9en a%nIdfiig getpefen lift. Na9bem .er
anfangs ntebrere Sabre Die Stel1e zines SEA-
ralboottnfpeftors inne gebabt bate, gelang
es linn, fi9 infolge fetner &enntni1e unb
Su3ttgtett etne Mnitelu1g ais 8u9balter
unD 8ertrauensmann BET Der bieiigen be-
fdnnten Sdbrifanten= unb @rportirma Norz
ton &c So. 81 berf9affen, tpel9en Soften
er 35 Sabre binbur9 betleibet unb baburc6
in 80rfenfreif lem cine betannte YeriDnlibz
felt tpuroe. 8or etpd 2 eirbalb eSSdbren
fteGte ft4 BET inn Elm bDsartiges &rebSleioen
Elm, pel4es i'm i'm bortgen @ommer sur
Qufgdbe feines langid6rigen Bpftens 3nanq
anb f4lteBli4 ieiuen Sob ber6etfI9rte,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
Beoenfltder Brand
I'm Gebduoe ur. 2o1-2o3 ~Safefra6e.
n1ehrere 6irmen eeiddotet.

&ur5 bor 6 1tbr 9onneri flag HaG1nittdg
Brad i'm britten Stodtpert bes 5tetitOGtJen
OoppelgebGubes POI unb 203 Safe @trdBe
Elm Seuer aus, bds fu9 NIT 10 GROCER S4nelz
liefeit auf Das bierte 9tDdtDerf berbrettete,
baB tpenige Wtnuten na6 benz gtntreffen
Der eriten SpriBen Elm neiterer Mlarm ob=
gegeben nnb bos Seuerboot 6erbeigeruf fen
nurbe. Nnfangs f9ten es, als ob Die SLANT
men aub Die Nebengebdube ergretfen mir
ben, bod ais Der 8aHertburm unb bas
Seuerboot ibre Waferi9liinbe ipeten lieBen,
mar bic @fabr fir bic NaAbarbdufer befeiz
tiqt. Srpbbem bauerte es mod nngefdbr
cine @tunDe, ebe bic 6euertpebr Der 5lammen
pplitGnbtg 9err getpprben tpar, ba bds5euer
in ben 6pl3borrGtben Der 3~abmenfdbrtf bon
%sSt0mdnn &c g., bic bic beiben Dber1ten
| 5todperfe inne 6atte, cine bpr3iigli9e Nabz
rung fanb. Ser bur9 bas Seuer unb bauptz
fd4li9 bur1 Die MaHermafe en- berurIa6te
56aben 1T 1ebr bebeutenb urD bertbetlt ft9
pie folgt: SIM eriten @todpert: SQinois
Hooftng &c SuppIp g., S9oben burd
8afer $4,000, bod 1T berIelbe bur9 Ser
fi6erlng b%olfdnbig eebedt. SIN 5petten
5todperf: Die 2eberbanDlung BON @raD
glarf &c @ngels, S9aben $4,000, ieood
poatGnbig bnr6 8erfi9erung gebedt. SIN
britten unb bierten Stodnerf: Die Habmen=
fabrif bon 5t1mann &c &c., @9aben $780,
900, 8erfi6erung $25,000. S9aoen an
@ebGube, bas Speet 9empfter C So. ge=
bort, $4,000. MuBerbem tpnroen burd
Mafer bas @%aarenlaeer Der 2eberbdnb=
luna bon %. Greiner, 1879 2afe StraBe
unb bas Eager Der @eternGubberG ompanb
oO5 0nfe Gtrdbe. hetrThtlih be1hGbint.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24
Del einet1 Sanfeelaee ertodDen.
Der StodYarosQrbeiterm iutamGon
oon in ieiner mohnune ermoroet.
Der Ghdter 1idaro Surfe in Daft.

Mit einem Morbe enbete 5rettag 9lbenb
Elm @auf9eIage, bas cine @n5dbG Nrbeiter,
Die in ben 8iebbOfen bef9dftigt finb, in Der
Wpbnung bes Nrbetters Wilidm Gonbon,
go. 1906 Suitine Str, beranftaltet batten,
Na6bem mebrere Stunben ge3e4t norben
mar, fam es 81 elmer Neutrality-suspicious.
beit iiber berf9tebene poltttf9e Sragen. Ser
Streit artete 5u Sbdtli6feiten aus unb en-
bette f9lieBlib bamit, baB Der BET NrmDur
e So. angeitelte unb go. 4848 Suiine=
1traBe tpobnbafte &i9arb 8urfe Elm 0ofb=
mefer 5og unb es benz 9aitgeber Wiqiam
gpnbon in ben 1tnterleib 1tieB. Mtt einem
Nuff9rei bra9 Gonbpn 3u1ammen unb CAT
na9 t%penigen Sefunben leinen getit auf
Gum Slid tpar Elm Boli5it in Der Ndbe Deg
6auIes, Der bur9 ben @6rei gonbon's ber=
beigelodt nurbe, 8urfe fofort berbaftete
unb mad Der Poli5eizS Station IN Der AT.
StraBe bra9te.
Gonbon mar % Sabre alt unb ernGbrts
feline S4pefter, Die BET ibm tpobnt, tpdbrenb
8urfe berbeirat9et 1T unb eine aabIrei6e
6amilie bat.