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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-14

Trainer Charles Parker goes back to Old
Orchard today. He is to start HOLSTER
in race for which $1,000 purse is offered.
Garry has been called into the box by
the Syracuse Stars. He pitched strong
game against Newport this week. Fitz-
maurice is doing good work behind the bat
for Lewiston, the regular catchers being
disabled. Collopy is playing with the
Vergennes team.
The Haverford college cricket team,
which was trained by Prof. James Bah
bitt of West Brattleboro, has completed its
tour of England, and has made a surpris-
ingly strong showing against the crack Or
CARNATIONS of that country, where cricket
Is the national game. Haverford won four
games and lost four. There were seven
drawn games, but four were virtual vic
tories for the Americans.
George St. Clair, the trotter sold recent
ly by Chas. Miner to W. Fl. Bradford of
Bennington, won the free-for-all race at
Glens Falls, N. Y, last Friday in straight
heats which were trotted in 2:10 Ia, 2:12
IA and 2:11 IL. During the day Mrs.
Harriet Winch of Middlebury secured the
world record for lady drivers by driving
Major Wonder mile to road cart, the first
heat in 2:17 "a, and the second heat in
2:21 "a.
New England athletes won glory in
abundance yesterday, Tom Butler won
the mile open professional bicycle race at
the national meet at Louisville, with
Sanger second, Nat Butler third and Bald
fourth. Nat Butler was winner in the
mile handicap, and Cooper won the two
mile national championship. Joseph
scull championship at the national regatta
at Saratoga.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-14
". l. HAWZEY.

Vol. I of the General Index of Pa
tents has been loaned from this Of
flee, and is now needed very much.
If anybody has knowledge of it, we
shall feel grateful if they will kindly
return it to us.
EsTEY ORGAN 90.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
To be Hanged Before Christmas.

BALTIMORE, Oct q. Governor owndes
has fixed De-, Is as the date for the execu.
ton of James Smith, the negro murderer
of Miss Margaret Drown. of Prince
Georges county. Smith is now in Balti.
more city Jail, where he will be kept until
the morning of the day of his execution,
when he will be taken to Upper MARI.
boro and hanged soon after his arrival
To take criminal on such ride to death
is unusual but 1t is feared If the negro is
left a single night in Marlboro Jail he
would be iynched. The death warrant has
not yet been read to Smith, nor has he
been informed Of tho date set for his ex.
ecution. He is still calm, and will
doubtless go to his death with as little
emotion as he exhibits In going to his
dinner
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
Chicago's Million Dollar Fire,

CHICAGO, Oct. 2Z-The two huge grain
elevators belonging to the Chicago and
Pacific Elevator company, were destroyed
by fire yesterday afternoon, together with
their contents. A number of smaller
buildings were burned as well and the total
loss will be 100000. The insurance will
cover three quarters of the amount Thou
sands of people gathered to witness tho
spectacle afforded by over million bush
els of grain ablaze. At one stage they saw
cataract of burning wheat falling from
hundred feet in the air.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
Live Stock Markets,

New York, Oct 2S-Stecrs and oxen active
bulls steady to firm dry cows generally lower
native steers, SS,l5di.GOi stays and oxen, 81 7bg
A; bulls, s2ta2,60; dry COWS, Sl.25,g2.5S, Calves
GLOW; vcals, S4GT; grassers, S2.25iG275; good
western calves, s4G425 Sheep and lambs more
active and slightly ir1ner; sheep S2idB.bO
lambs, 81 75gi,62l 4; one car $i75. Hogs stronger
at $3S5 d4.25,
EAST LlBERrY, Pa, Oct 26,-Cuttle lower
prime, $4.30Gl40; common, 1850 40; feeders,
tB.50G3NJ; bulls, stays aud cows, 81 $40. Hogs
active, higher; prime medium, s3.SDG385; best
heavy Workers., $3.IjG3.SO; common to fair
Workers, $3GoG37O; heavy hogs, S5.40G8.GO;
pigs s275'd3,M; roughs, s2,50a3.!J; market
closed weak. Sheep firm and higher prime,
sa.4Ug3.50; fair, $2.tOg8; common, $l75Gla 20
culls, i5c.i@l.16; common to good lambs. 500
Al0; veal calves, $55JgG.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27

Any attempt on the part Of the govern
ment to create, by its fat money of tic-
titious value would dishonor us in the eyes
of other people and bring infinite reproach
upon the national character The business
and financial consequences Of such an i'm
moral act would be worldwide because
our commercial relations are worldwide
All our settlements with other lands must
be made not with the money which may
be legally current In our country, but in
gold, the standard Of all nations, with
which our relations are most cordial and
extensive, and no legislative enactment can
free us from that inevitable necessity. tits
q known fact that more than 80 per cent
of the commerce Of the world is settled in
gold or on gold basis
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
Young Clawson Sentenced to Death,

SoMERvILLE, N. j., Oct. %. - Elmer
Clawson, the lS-year-old youth who was
convicted of numbering Henry Hodgetts,
farmer of Pluckemin, was arraigned yes.
terday afternoon and sentenced by Judge
Magic to be hanged on Dec 10 at the Som.
erset county jail Young Clawson was
employed by Hodgetts and the two got
into dispute as to the amount Of wages
that should be paid to the boy. They had
hot words, and the boy went away, but re.
turned later on his bicycle to the farmers
home. Clawson finally drew his revolver
and shot Hodgetts while he was standing
on the doorstep Of his house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27

signs and descriptions of the artistic but
tons Of that period, found in various men,
oirs Of the day, serve as an inspiration to
tho modern button maker, and his produc-
lions equal the originals in brilliancy and
effectiveness, if not In expense and fine
workmanship Formerly real gold, silver,
jewels and miniatures were made into but
tons Now imitation metals and gems
serve the same purpose and appear to al
most equal advantage so wonderful have
manufacturing facilities become.
The illustration shows q reception toilet
of pink poplin. The redingotc skirt is en-
broiderad down each side with silk and
beads and opens over tablier of white
embroidered tulle over straw silk lining.
The poplin bodice is close fitting at the
back and full in front, where 1t opens over
guimpeof white tulle having an applica-
ton of gold and bead embroidery. The
drapcd collar and the choux are of white
satin, the medici collar and full, pointed
pelerine Of yellow lace. The full sleeves
extend only to the elbow, where they are
finished with deep frill of lace and bows
Of white satin. JUDO CHoLLET,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
The Turks Reform Pledges.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. - The Turkish
government, according to reliable informa-
ton received here, has notified the sigma.
tory powers of its intention to execute to
the fullest extent the entire spirit of the
reforms embraced in the treaty of Berlin
The measures to be adopted, it is learned,
will carry the reforms not only into the
six provinces of Turkey contemplated by
the treaty, and peopled by Armenians, but
will embrace the entire empire
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
PALMER AND BUCKNER.
The Gold Dsmscratic Leaders Well Re-
soived In Iowa


soived In Iowa
SIOUX CITY, La. Oct.27.-Generals Palmer
and Buckner, the gold standard Demo.
cratic candidates, were given an ovation
here yesterday. Long before the hour set
for the reception of the gray haired vet
Grams crowds began to congregate in the
hotels and on corners Of the streets in an.
ticipaton of the event. All were provided
with gold standard badges, and quite q
number carried Palmer and Ftckner
badges on the lapels Of their coats. The
party arrived In the city from Minneapolis
at 5 40 a. m. At 10 o'clock reception com.
mittees composed of old soldiers and ladies
went to the depot and escorted the party
to the Mondamin hotel, where reception
was held Among the callers were many
veterans who had fought under General
Palmer. At o'clock in the afternoon
speech making at the Grand Opera House
began. At the close of the addresses the
generals were escorted to the depot and
left for Council Bluffs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
WINTER STYLES.
Many Variations of the Popular Bolero
Type of Garment.

Many Variations of the Popular Bolero
Type of Garment
One of the most marked features Of the
fashions for late fall and winter in the
bolero. 1t is found in all sorts of combina-
lions and promises to be universal in its
application and popularity. The varia-
tions of the bolero type are well nigh in
Vulnerable. So long as the characteristic
shortness Is preserved the garment may be
round or square, low necked or high
necked, sleeved or sleeveless. 1t may have
slashings, or it may be whole; it may be
arranged for house or street wear, and 1t is
even said that fur boleros will be worn as
an outside garment on the arrival of cold
weather. Very elegant boleros arc COM
posed of braided cloth, Of velvet or of heavy
broche silk as thick as kid. The plain or
wadded lining Is of light silk. When braid
is not used us an characterization, passemen-
terio and relief embroidery, mingled with
steel, gold or jet, decorate the cpaulets and
tho fronts, which, when they close, are fas-
tened by elaborate buttons. Buttons, in
deed, show no Indications Of waning en-
pire. They have IN important place among
decorations and are as much esteemed rs
III the days of tho great king" The do
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
Profit For Silver Men.

The free coinage Of silver at the ratio Of
10 to is policy which no nation has ever
before proposed and 1T is not today per-
mitted in any mint In the world, not even
in Mexico. With silver at It's present price
of less than 70 cents per ounce in the mar
ket, such policy means an immediate
profit to the seller Of silver, for which there
is no return now or hereafter to the people
or the government. Itmeans that for each
dollars worth of silver bullion delivered at
the mint practically so of stamped coin
will be given In exchange. For 800 worth
Of bullion nearly 200 silver dollars will be
delivered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26.-Flour dull winter
superfinc, s2.55g2S; do. extra, So OOd305 /;
Pennsylvania roller, clear, $3.45d3.I0 do. DO
straight SO. o0G403 western winter, clear, 3d. 45
@3.70. Wheat firm; October, T71s(a77Ssc. Corn
dull; October, 2osa4a30c. Oats dull October
251 4G2534c Good hay well maintained; choice
timothy, $l35N9l4 for large bales Beef steady
city family, $9.5Oal0. Pork dull; family, 81.
Lard firm western steam, $40. Butter steady;
western dairy StGl2c. western factory, 7Gal2c. !;
Pennsylvania creamery prints fancy, 2lc. do.
choice, Zoe. do. seconds, lI@l9c. prints job
bling at 22tq25c Cheese quiet; fancy small, X
(alOl4c. Eggs steady; nearby, fresh, 20c,; west
ern do, l9c. do. fair, lSc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
A Blow at Labor and Economy.

There are now on deposit in the savings
banks Of 88 states and territories of the
Union the vast sum Of $4,000, 900, 600
These are the savings Of almost s, 900, 900
depositors In many cases they represent
the labor and economies of years. Any de-
probation in the value Of the dollar would
defraud every man, woman and child to
whom these savings belong. Every dollar
Of their earnings when deposited was worth
100 cents in gold Of the present standard
of weight and flneness. Are they not en-.
titled to receive in full, with interest, all
they have so deposited?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27

We hold that every dollar of currency Is
sued by the United States, whether of gold,
silver or paper, must be worth u in gold,
whether In the pocket Of the man who tolls
for his daily bread, In the vault Of the saw
ings bank which holds his deposits or In
the exchanges of the world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
WHAT MIR. HOBART BELIEVES

Sound Principles Advocated by the Vice
Presidential Candidate.
When silver bullion worth little more
than so cents is made into legal tender
dollar, driving out one having purchas
ing and debt paying power of 100 cents, 1t
will clearly be done at the expense and In
Jury Of every class of the community.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
Death Of NJ. Challamel-Lacou

PARIS, Oct. 27.-M. Challamel- Lacour
minister Of foreign affairs in the cabinet
of Jules Ferry, died yesterday. He had
been i'll for some time. Early in the year
he was compelled to resign the presidency
of the senate because his health and
strength proved unequal to the political
strain. He was 50 years old.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
scn,uule III elect July lath. 1880
TRAINS LEAVE WlLMlNGlo!,i VI ", i''
WARE AVENUE, LAST-BOUSD.

Scnyuale III elect July lain, io'u. ~, ,
WARE AVENUE. EAsr-BouSD.
sExpress trains with p,n,sch
HEw YORK, week :, days ys >, '.os ;7 !;
ii J. n Sundays; 'sVS. .s's' 'il'S a. H. :
ii PThlI Iii cHEsTNuTT 5 81 4,
sIi5 ;$O ,Si5 Der ysSl 'ozsi IT. a. T.
s5S S' . S ii lis a. T. m: i2aO 10 "3zs. ass
s5,s2, $50 "!;sg; SO. 49, ~ po m, veal,
days"aOs,. '7.ia 's,Sl u III. up IN. Sundays
a EHtsril "a Week days. 'd.9S. 5.55. CAV.
s7ib. 7S sis, $50. 1881, lV.l.. II ~ ain. !
il Pm: sandass, :svS 7.ss; so, u! . :" n !;
l2a, $50, 'S'2s 4.1'' $751; w. '''''' CO.
w. TtAN'riiC cllY wcrN days '?la am.
.2.al p. III. '2.@9 p. IN. Sundays 49, NJ
ChrfEmAY,~ccA Gays. '7l' :" M. Sundays
7SVan. r,,,,,,,n
pALTIMoRG '' AhD WASHINGTON
SsSs s 'sS5 n; * ~ !, IL ! II;
Rs55, .y sn" 4, '45s ~! ~ y5 : a. '
BALTiNIORE! AND WAY STATIONS,
daily, 7.Ul a: n "bi y. III.
49, N KS. aH :il.S, "I ~; FEB vi, .i05.
'45S, tvs. 80 'gi5. liz y, N Sunday,
si,20, 7l2. tS.4S b. M: 3d. :.oi. 'l.Ss. ?.05
PIIishUf DC. wco% days &l1 y. m, sun.
THiU uhr, upHv, 'J.fS u IN.
CINCINNA ri hNU ST. LOUIS daily.
~ rs aud "a.io ~ N.
NEW ORLEANS AMI MEMPHIS via
Bristol rud Chn',annOgn 800 = IN. daily.
Through sleepors Washington 10 Memphis
and new Orleans ~
SlNGr.l.I.A ACIDAiMOnATlON. week
Gays, TO- a. M. 254 i,"d. M.l2 y. m. Sun
days, 7C2 Il. IN, 2.1t, IOo D. m
LANDENBHEG ACtDMMODATlON.
week days, 10s. lJ.2i t. IN. 25i. i.SS D. III.
0' EE?AvE MAH;EhT Sir. STATION.
NEW YORK, Meek days. 'GjJ u. IN.
PHILADELPHIA, week days. $50 g.
'RAIarttElURH. week days $50 q. m;
Tan DENBERo ana WAY sTATIoNs
week doys, .6.50. lJ.zJ a; m. $50. Szv ~ M.
Nut ST. sTAriUN, F6H WliMiiiNi'di.
TON, week days. - ~. :, 500. ~, 10.
t5Q, 2f5 80 a 20, 40 = Is, '54i &. 20,
E,%l5, =, ll;$y a r.; y y, u S. lSo: '4SS,.
PHILADELPHIA, READING TER
pINAI, week day., $50. '135 a. ID; ~ "
p, m. sundays. . 20, 'lI5 II. III.
Rates to Western points lover than via
g 9. sCULI. General Passenger Agent.
w. NJ. GREENE General Nnnngnr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
DIR. SIMMS
Vegetable Liver Pills.

Elegantly sugar coated. No taste In
swallowing. Gripeless and not sickening,
Operate grandly, and yet you hardly
know you take medicine. The ineet
Liver. Kidney and Stomach medicine
known. VIII surely cure Liver com
plalEts Kidney disease and Stomach troI-
bles, Dyspepsia etc, Cures tired feeling.
skin affections headache. dizziness. gid.
dy.head. 30. Nice III every respeot as a
real Liver medicine and family protec-
ton against diseases. rs cents boz six
In ono for 81, Bold by druggists In cities
and country, Depot. 608 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27

Catarrh Cured. A clear head and sweet
breath secured with Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Sold on guarantee. Nasal in
jector free. Sold by n, b. Danforth, end
and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS,
Closing Quotations of the New York and
PHILADELPHIA Exchanges

New YonK, Oct. B,-All recent records of
activity We're slightly exceeded today, and the
stock market displayed a decided broadening
tendency although Sugar by far surpassed any
other individual stock in extent Of trading.
Closing bids:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27

All tired feelings are quickly relieved by
DR.. Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills. Tho
Standard Liver P...s OF tho world. sos
King street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27

Buy milk. cream and butter at Diam nd
Dairy, s06 Jefferson street. Phone 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27

bALllMOhE H. II.
IN EFFECT JUNE 20. 1896.
Trains leave wilmington as follows: =,
nhias U.s. Sso sg s.S Els Ya IT. H.
E 81. IT. 81; Rai sos T. and az - n ''''
4s ' ass &C. sis s IT, s ia :,
III, So. ssS. ieo, liz. nas a: m; ia.
Hse sSa sss aa 1 H. ~ IT, Sc ss
For New New; t Yoirs ~ LII. atS ~ ~ ysS
III IT, IT, 80. IT, So. & ad. ia and iois
For Boston without change. lols a. IN.
'1 Fos s'S West z; T. Chester. via Lamohin. $50
For H Hew siSS p Center ai and intermediate
't saftlSols and m w Hna ms p s SOL
sss 81. ~ $685. Zoo, Ia. SO Pm ,. IN. and
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
LAT, 44s. COS p. m. 12O0 night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street, 0 fer
$. iss =; isosss 's 4 II i a; AZ S5s
Lib. Lie p. m. and l2:o5 night, =.
AofsS%snsS 49, t e. u.s. u.s. i5 Il ana liz;
SUNDAY TRAINS, ION
tos, SIS; 7o7 rs. S.os q and 81 p m; ,ga
Aecommodation. L9s, Sla g. M H''''
r. n ehs ss A 1sap lsss !, 49,
p;o5. las a. m; 1.S7. s.05. 500, S.SS, ToI anu
los p IN. ,Vos
"a aeq sie, u.s. rs ana a. i'll M I'
NJ joys, liz a. M; Isl SIS. lio. 500. $50.
For West Chester. Via Lamok!h. $50
y, sSi j. $ 70. PGs Vi, $s'9 gs 3D. ~: H.
ai9 p; m. and 1888 night: n.,, ..,,,or,
' geseys mi phii lilac a1Sas Broad street for
zoe, 1:R. ~, sos SIS. 7.5S. s.s5. n.io' ll'lS
p Aeco ana 5aeS n,shst; s,s 1886 a. H.;
I,a0. s05. Clio. s.sS. 1908. and las p. m.
FOR THE SOUTH.
ss%.he1 n KsM oIsans Mepns a Tag
pa, ,; AsheviIle lean and Hot Springs. daily
e at1enss to G PS Tampa ana Macon oi
hight. daily. sleepers to Jacksonville.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
l3o, GLE 6.53. 9.5l p. m. and l21O night.
For Lewes, S.l3 a. M; All p: m.
Express for Dover. Harrington and
Delmar, 8.13, 1104 a. M; AT and 1l.56 p: m.
For Harrington and way stations only
Express for wyoming, 65s p. m:
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, liza a. m. and 1l.W
SUNDAY TRAINS.
hight.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
For Middletown, Clayton. Dover, Wy.
mfRg Ff a"re a Hsarfpa ea REdg s.
co Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely Of Pullman
testibule Parlor and Dining Cars. No
extra fare other than tho usual Pullman
charge.
20 Limited express trains, composed OF
Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars, Vesti-
knle Passenger Coaches and Dining Car
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sta.
g. M. PROVOST, j. R. WOOD.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
! Railway OF America.
IN EFFECT JUNE %. 1896.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE X, r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04
Mit pOQem Segelm
Steuern Die aepublikaner it Den
1afen.
Gin Steg anf ser 9an5en
Stnte.
mckinIeY uno Gauner %obenauf. = Gbenio
ole iibrt9en republifanif9eu Ganoioaten.
Der G~onrtbausbau peruorfen.

Die 8ert9te aus ben perf9iebenen @abl@
be5irten Der Stabt iinb mod INNER unbpuz
ftdnbig, tppbl cine 5olge Der SbatIa9e, baB
bic @a6lri9ter ii9 5uert beeilten, bas Eez
inltat in 8e3ug uuf bic PrGitoenti9afts<
@anbibuten unb bic Aipirunten fir bas
9ouoerneursumt fef5ufelen. Na9oem bies
9ei9eben unb Der NusfuG Der Wabl i'm Ml>
gemeinen befannt genorben 1T, MAIDEN ii9's
bic Wablri9ter bequem. Oas @eiammtz
reIultat fir Gpot gpuntp lGBt ii9 nit ben
tpentgen 8prten uIammenfafen, baB bic
gtepublifaner iiberaa unb nit groBen Wtsbrz
betten ben 9ieg babongetragen baben. Wecz
&inleb pirb nit runb 10000 @timmen
Mebrbett aus Gbrugo seben. @ltgelb
lief" better ipie Sanner, benno9 1T INN
berIelbe Inn ~minbeitens $4,000 Stimmen
iber. Qu9 9enrb 9erb, @dnoibat fir bas
Qmt 6es Stautsi9aBmeiiters, iegte nit
Slang.
Was ben 3uTaB CUR @tautsperfai1ung hez
trifft, ppna9 in 3ufunft 9lei90etttg orei
Observation-Disclosures Dem 8olte CUR
Nbiitimmung unterbreitet perDen b%iirfsil, 10
baben 3par 1915 8dbler iih bdfir unb
nur 1852 bagegen gsftimmt. Der 3ulab
bat aber benno9 feline @eIeBesfraft erlun9t,
neil CUR Qnnabme bic Mebrbeit idmmtlt6er
abgegebenen Stimmen erforberli4 1T.
Die 8onbsausgabe i'm 8etrage BON 100000
fir ben @pu~rtbausbau purbe b%erOientermdz
BEN berporfen.
Die na9benannten &epubGifuner nurben
fir bic bsigefigten gountDdmter erpG6lt:
@bdrIes Oeneen, Staatsantpalt;
9eorge8er3, @oroaer;
So9n u, Goofe, &reisgeri9ts>g (erf;
Sobn 81. 2inn, @uperiorgeriAts>Gisr
3obert 30. Simon, &ecorber;
2ouis @nri9t, @puntpz8erme1er;
Daniels. Scalp YrdfiOent Oes Count
tpratbss.
Qbbifon 8a11arb, Mpers q.
Garrett, @bparb 8.
@rig6t, Sames 6. Srpin,
S6pmas 9ogan, Daniel
.. Scalp, 2ouis 8, Mad,
Srebertd 6. @riGfon,
Srebertd 6. S9uen, Ni>
9p1as Petrie, @ountpSgomz
mifdre fir ben Stabtbiiritt.
@benio finO bic folgenben flint rspub1ifaz
nii9m @ountpzgpmmi1dre bonn 2anbe gez
pdblt:
.. %. @fGen, @eor9e Strud>
mann, George nno1D,
Sames Sc. 90 n unb 9enrn
Seer.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Die in ben berT9iebenen Warbs Der Stabt
abgegebenen Stimmen itellen It9 pte fplgt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04

Iuf offensr StraBe, gerabe bor BEL. gitD
9aa, begging Sonneritug tur8 nu4 Mitterz
1ia9t Der &ranfenpfleger Benedict S9on
Selbftmorb, inbem er it9 mittelit @arbolz
fGure bergiftete. @te aus einem btnterldienen
8riefe beroorgebt, fat er ieinem 2eben Elm
@nbe gema6t, neil er angebltb ungere9ter
MeiIe bes 9ieb1tabls bonn Gector bes Mlez
rianer@ 9oipitals bei9uIbigt tpurbe,
Poliaiit 1Gri9 fanb ben 8etpubtlofen
unb lieB i'm idfort na9 benz @ountpz9o=
fpital f9affen, mo S9on troB auer 8e@
miibungen Der Ner3te psnige Minuten na4
feiner @inIieferung tarb.
Sn feiner Saf9e nurben cine @naabl
bereits cOuOertirter 8riefe %gefunben, bic an
ben 8ater bes 2ebensmiiben, ben G9miebez
meifter 80. S9on in Spider, g3egierungsz
be5irt Srier, unb an folgenbe Perionen 9ez
ri9tet parer:
SDbn @remer, BON Der Sirmd Gremer &c
2eid, BON Rp. Az @ugenieftraBe; Roul
S4obares, i'm &legianer>9 oipital; 80. 30.
SerguIon, Narb 10, i'm Gountpz 9pipital;
Medrt6a MitGeu, Np. AZ Ga @aleftraBe.
MuBerbsm Bate er mod etnen 8rief bel it9,
Der Die @uH9rift trug:
TO the officer, who finds my body.
Sn bieIem 8riefe bittet @9pn ben be-
treffen0en pOli3iiten, feline 2ei4e mad Der
GOuntb>MOrgue gu f4affen uno bieielbe
benz i'm @ountbz9ofpitaI tbdtigen Or.
@tougb gum Seciren gu iibergeben. Sas
G9reiben fdlieBt NIT Der 8emerfung, 6aB
er, @9on, bon benz @%sinbdnbGer S. Sc.
Saulbaber, ben er eepflegt bube, nod $38
gu forbern 9abe. Otefe Summe foqte perz
panot perben, UNI feline 8eeroigung 5u be-
5ablen.
Der an Murt6a Mit9eu abreiiirte 8rt.f
1T in oeuti9er Spra9e gei9rieben unb gieot
bic ItrTa@e, Die S9on in ben Sob setrieben,
an. Na9bem S9on bon Martba Mtt9en
Ibf9ieb nimmt unb ibr ber1idert, baB .r
Big gum lebten Mtbem5uge ibrer in 2tebe
ge0enten tperbe, fd6rt er fort: ,Wie sic
pifen, mar i9 tpG6renb Der 9auer bpn o9t
Monaten i'm Mlertaner 8rot6ers 9oipitaI
als WGrter bei9dftigt unb borber II Mo=
nate lang i'm Gountpz9Oipital unO babe bic
beiten 3eugniife.
PIN porigsn Montag rief midi, als i9
in bas @Ierianerz 9ofpital fam, 8ruber
8ector in iein 3immer, nannte MIDI einen
9ieb unb iagte, ib bdtte i'm Sofpital unge%
fdbr aebn@ biz ap0lfmal @eIb unb Mert6=
fa4sn 9etOblen. 9iefes 1T ni9t pabr unb
Sic tennen MIDI uno niffen, baB ib ME
einen Sent genommen babe. Sd fam unter
biefer 8ef6ulbigung ni9t tpsiter le6en unb
greife baber gum @iftbe9er."