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The evening times., 1896-11-03

in two minutes he destroyed the effect Of
Gen. CaSs' three hours argument"
Hale knew there was no chance or his
election when he ran for President as the
candidate for the free Soilers in 1S52, and
hence cherished neither resentment nor
disappointment at his defeat. He served
in the Senate for some years, and then was
sent as "a minister TO Spain. He went into
retirement i'll New Hampshire after his re
turn from Spain, and has death, when it
came, completely had he been forgot
ten, was dismissed by the newspapers with
q parag graph.
FREMON1'S CHECKERED CAREER.
No defeated asprant for the Presidency
ever had II more checkercd after career
than that of John G. Fremont. Buchanan >
rival in 1856. His military career ended
in misfortune and personal chagrin, and
the ILL will which he lore Lincoln led him.
in 1851, to accept II nomination for Presl'
dent rendered by a so-cailed party which
met in convention in Cleveland. However,
Fremonts good sense was sufficient to
teach him mat his candidacy could only
imperil the Union cause, and in Scptem-
ber, 1861. lie announced his withdrawal
from the field, mot to aid i'll the triumph
OF Mr. Lincoln, but To do my part oward
defeating the election Uf the Democratic
c.in'li'ti,s.. Al cg U.e war rem ont IlLnS-
ell Into business enterprises, but he was
not Il good Tinancier, and few of the ar
goSies which he put afloat ever came back
10 Inn. He died III poverty III New York
city eight years ago.
Stewards Presidential ambitions vanishe ed
when the nomination which he coveted " eHt
to Lincoln, and breckenridge and Douglas
were tie other wrecks left on the shore by
the political storm of 1850. During the war
the former commanded Confederate army,
in tn he field, and served for a time in Davis
Cabinet, but bis heart was neJer in the Cul-
federate movement, and when 1t was over
thrown be felt that his career was ended
He went back to Kentucky, expecting 10
take up the practiceo of law, but did not live
long gaft he retired 10 private life. Douglas,
when the war opened, was prompt and out
spoken in support OF the Union, and bad ne
lived lie would probably have been one OF
Linculn's most value advisers But he had
been ailing for more than Il year, and the
mighty SrainOf tb ecanyaSsOf / $50, coupled
with grief at the hopeless rupture of lis
party, undermnedhiS constitution. Fa sank
rapidly, and when it was evident that his
day was ending he sent for his sister To come
and nurse him during his last hours After
his death the manifestations of respect n.
vealed the mighty hold which he had upon
his party and the admiration his great op-
ponents had come to feel for him because OF
his splendid sand for the CnioH No partuf
Douglas life So well became him asitsclose.
DOWN TO LATER YEARS
After the campaign OF 1861 Gen. Nc
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VICTIMIZED BY SHARPERS
Ohio Mans Experience in a Bust
ness TranSaC lion.
Traded $500 900 Worth OF Property
for Timber Lands in Two heh-
tucky Counties.

Columbus. Ohio, Nov. 3 John Montgon-
cry, jr., "a weII-knOwn citizen ot li!ls cl'!'
has brought Il suit IN Mncn he CIdi!itS Lc
has been MADE the victim "l one "i INC
most elaborate bunco games ever played.
Hrstnt,.s tuat last spring Tie traded 800
OuU worth OF property in TINS city ana hu-
ditional valuable real estate in West VIZ
rtria for wnat he supposed was -u,oVo
acres of very desirable oil and timber ianu
in BreathitJ and Aaguifln counties, NY
He says that in the IuunJn mcnjloheu one
Charles E Smith, representing himself as
the agent for one c. \. Rood or Toledo,
but who is in reality resident OF valley
View, Ky, opened negotiations VIA. MN
to trade the Kentucky land
Smith, 1t is alleged, ciaImed that Rood
had an option on the land, and that the
title was held in Zee simple by one Louis
ApperSon, as trustee, and one e B. AtyN
Montgomery thought Well of a PROPOSE
ton to trade the Arlington BLOCK, the
AdeIphia Hotel, at Huntington, w. va,
the Phoenix and Jackson Manufacturing
Company plants here and other property
for the land.
Accordingly Rood came to this city ana
the transfer was consuInnIaied- An ap-
stract of title To the property was cefti:ied
to by II. b. Hogg, who claimed l" ne ah at
torney, which purpOrted to snow that the
land had descended from the state of Ken
change was completed Montgomery visit
ed Kentucky with Smith and was shown
what was known as the Duval tract OF
10000 acres of land.
1t was represented to him, he says, that
the 10000 acres was a part cf the tract.
The deeds Were finally exchanged Aprb
2 last, at Cincinnati and Apperson and
Amyx took possession of Montgomery's
property here and in West Virginia. Munt-
Comery alleges that he has now discovered
that neither Smith, Rood, Apperson nor
Amyx ever had a title TO the land IN hcn-
tucky. that the whole deal was Il swlndie,
that they never expected to be able to give
him "a title to the property and that the
abstract certified to by HoGg, the supposed
attorney, is simply a fake" document
to deceive him.
Nothing is known here of the parties
whom Montgomery Claims so beldly bum
coed him.
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SET HER DOG ON FIRE.
shocking Cruelty of an Old Woman
in New York.

New York, Nov. 3.-Mrs Nancy Wilson.
a gray-bair ed, matronly-appe airing wo-
man, was a prisoner before Justice Duffy,
in the Long Island City police court on a
charge SO cruel that the justice read the
complaint twice before he could believe it,
The complaint was made by Agent Will
lam Dusing, of the Society for the Preycn-
ton of Cruelty to Animals. The agent said
the woman owned big, white, woody dog
that she kept in u kennel in front OF her
house
Lena Bruno, an Italian woman, who re-
sides ON the Boulevard, was returning from
the grocery along Hancock street SatuT-
day afternoon when she beheld the dogs
kennel in flames. Inside the poor dog
was writhing, all on fire.
The woman screamed, and several men
were attracted. One hurried to the grocer.
and procuring canvas coal bag, wrapped
the poor animal in it, and succeeded in
smoth ering the flames. The neighbors
said that the dog had done something to
anger Mrs. Wilson, and that she had
poured kerosene oil upon the animal and
upon the kennel, and then touched match
to the kennel.
The woman's act came to the ears OF
Policeman Dusing, and he claims that she
made confession to him, stating that she
had deliberately set fire to dog and kennel.
Mrs Wilson pleaded not guilty in court
and th G examination was set down for next
Saturday.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
ELECTION NIGHT NEWS

VIII he displayed by stereOpti-
con In front of THE TIMES Build
ing tonight. Returns Will be
, furnished by
The United Associated Presses,
The New England Press AssOci
alton.
The Southern Associated Press,
The Western Union Bulletin
service,
BY Long Distance Telephone
from the big cities,
And THE TINES splendid special
telegraphic service.
Special artists will cartoon the
returns.
Room for everybOdy-Pennsy
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Engine Turned Over.

Ft. Wayne. Ind, Nov. 3.-Eastbound Wa
bash passenger train No. 6, jumped the
track at New Haven, six miles east Of
here at 9 o'clock last night. The engine
turned over and the mail and baggage cars
were thrown from the track. Engineer
Joseph Lee and Fireman Kubach OF Toledo
were slightly hurt, and three mail clerks
were also slightly injured. A man named
Emanuel Nichols of Toledo, who was steal
ing ride OH the pilot, was perhaps fatally
injured.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
BRYAN HING in Effigy

Benton Harbor. Mich. Nov. 3.-Candidate
Bryan was hung in effigy Sunday night in
Sodus. and a small riot occurred yesterday
morning when it was discovered. 1t is
feared trouble may arise between the two
factions today over the affair.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
Increase in canada's Foreign Trade.

Ottawa, Ont, Nov. 8.-Complete figures
of exports and imports for the fiscal year
ended June 80 show "a total foreign trade
of Canada OF $3.50 ,024 ,S52, an increase
OF $4,6O4,3s7 over, the corresponding
period Of year ago.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
AsP|RED TO BE PRESIDENT
Defeated Candidates in the
Str.fes Long Gone by.
MANY OF THEM FORGOTTEN

Some Gricved Over Defeat. Others
Took 1t PhiIosophically-
Burr, George Clinton. Dewitt CHI
ton, Rufus King, william Ii. Craw-
ford, Henry Clay and Others.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
ytolys "SIo" 7tA St.

You mig ht do avorse
than bet your political
aaOersary a P9sy of
fve dollar 5-sOle Eng
Hsh Bulldog Calf or
Russia Tan Shoes
and If you lose buy
than at StoRS at
Se.9S. They are
letter than most $500
Shoes and the equal
Of any,. saa-
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HELP wANrEp-MALn.

w wANTED-A young man in grocery;
musl ANY, Hsuesstand ss ND %estcutSs iue%
wANTED-A young man, with good
business ability, for permanent po-
sition; 500 a month and commission. Al
dress c. S. F., this office. no3'o'o
NTED Boy. on farm, TO do light
work; 4 miles in the country; wages 81
per week and board. Inquire SCHMiDIS
Bird Store, 18th, bet. q. and H.. Thurs
day evening. IL
wANTED-Do you want $3.50 per mo-
can you sell subscription books: 80
see FRA NIX c. LARIMOKE, 437 7th st. NV.
no2-14t
wANTED-A first-class upholsterer TO
do piece work in my shop is not steady.
Address Box 70. this Office. Item Item
WANTED AT once a butcher butcher 4 n T gro
Gerry store; state Ieis- Address 81
this office. no2-3t-em
wANTED-A young White man VINO
understands the grocery and meat ousi-
ness. Sail with reference 63S 81 ST. ne-
noE-3t-em
WANTED Agents TO sell firstclass
subscription books. Call at lolS "
st. NV, between and 2 a. IN. no2-3t
wANTED-Menon cigars; S75 per mo.
and expenses; experience unnecessary
BAILEY BROS. 921 Arch St, Philadei-
phia, Pa no2-3t
WA ANTED-AninsIru on Trombone.
office. no2-3t
WA ANTED-A young man who thor
Ougnly Understands the bicycle husi-
ness, who can do repairing; good place
for the right man Call at lI5S IN
ST. oc3l ,eih
WA ANTEO-An II INDUSTRIOUS man ai6l6
Jln st.nW. Apply atOnce. oc3l- Stem
HELP wANTED-FENALE.
WANTED You need a good servant
can - send postal. IRE LADlEs 7; u
c. EXCHANGE, 631 ST. no3-4tem
WANTED girl at once who ,,ii'i under, r,
st.lnus Ine candy business ana s.tlehI To
Il Confectionery store. Apply at 81 Ia
ave NV Item
WANTED "A girl. Call 452N st. NV
w A aNTED-Neat colored girl TO DO
gtnefai n0USewOrk- AZ st. NV. II
w a rTED-By MRS. DUNNING. 92i
l. St NV; good white cook: wash Tor
one lady; pay, SIC; Protestant; whlte
laundrcss, for one lady; pay 80 p!tnts
OF situations now -
wANTED-A young lady to take part
w II. this Office, 1t
wANTED-An experienced widow,
Iiuy 20 take care oi two cilidren ana
assist with sewing and light housewoi y
w A NTED-Two cooks, s,olanibermaitS,
i've general hOuseworkers. AL 81.
good II ONES. ho''-oe
w A NTED-A good neat girl for gen
eIaI nolscwork. Apply al $50 A ~.
Sc.
w wANTED-At once, eight W hlte cooks, 5't,
Nilsson UiTiCc, 22S n 81. hw so,,,;;
wages.
w NTEH -Girls TO learn cigarette
n-dktn.;. Gail at 23S : IL 81: ~
WANTED Hands to make overa:i'-
Apply lI25 9th st. DIV. h0--,.e
w A NTcD Ladies Ca SNOW hat brooks
indusoriIi Agency has removed - -
10th st. NV. t1 =
ANTEO- -uood white and cclJred
h,.lu can obtain eullyNfnent' ne" OF
ders daily. BROOKE, 12S 10Th st NV
MOIST
ANTED-Lady cauvas>ers Tor bcSI
selling article; just out; GoDl hthi
honorable bu sincss. Auuress A." M:
ave NJ -
w NTED-A settled white woman ,or
1ook.Il.. ana general honS.wOTk. Nia!
nights. 1916 Pa. ave. NV oG.tl--.t-'ih
yyANTED-A culored girl to DO hsht
nouscWOrk y73 Fla. ave oc3l-"L'tiI
FOR sALE-BIcYCLEs.
EOuSAT LEA v arwIc~ uicSJiciur SAT-
cheap. Apply 2s25 NJ st. NV. ~
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FOR RENT-STABLE-

FOR RENT-Barn for two horses and
wagon, cheap. 436 ii st. NV. mol 3t
FOR RENT-New stable and Carriage
house, in rear of 442 Franklin st. NV:
$500. ooSO-3tem
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wAsrEp-rosrAGE STAMPS.

wANTED-For cash, all kinds of old
United States postage and department.
stamps. Collections also bought. T.
DUNK HORST. 1905 9TH st. NV. seS0
The evening times., 1896-11-03
wANTED-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-If sold before The cleo
JiOn Il beautiful home or D rooms. DaIn
and cellar, on Florida ave. NV. near Itn
SC. cable; price low; terms easy. Address
LAFAYETTE, this office oc24
The evening times., 1896-11-03

OR RENT-1U-r 9th ~. NV, tUTnsh-
eel communicating Trunt rooms. with
heat, gas and h4Ih. also easement suitable
for nfTC,.. reasuHa he. unl-3t
The evening times., 1896-11-03
HELP wANrED-FEuALE.

WANTED you need u good servant
ciiIi or send postal. TIE LADlEs u
c. EXCHANGE, 631 81. uC3-4t-euI
The evening times., 1896-11-03

FOR RENT-15o7 10th st. nw.-One
large furnished front room; heat and
light, SO per month; board and room, SlS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06

8ai{et Sran3 Sofepb bat Samita9 in 8uS
bapef bieAuSftenung our Grinnerung an bas
tau enbjdbrige gefte9en bes Magparenrei4es
er0ffnet; er trug Die Uniform zines srgaz
rii6en Generals unb befanb ii9 in gsglci=
tung Der &aiierin. Der 6unbelsmilitter
GrnIt BON Daniel begriiBts bic Mfaieitdten
an benz. G~inganestbor uno belt cine pa
triotif9e Mniprade, NORM er betDnte, DoB
nidt allein ale Nnpeienben, fDnoern audi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
9ernttTh1teH.
Neue Odlnpferlinie.

Ser japanii9e GonIul Saito in
Tacoma, Walbington, bat Die Na9=
ri9t erbalten, baB cine @eieli9aft bon
8apitaliiten BEL Der iupanif4en &egierung
UNI bic GrlaubniB na4gefu4t bat, cine
0ampferltnie 8pif9en Sapan unb Der Staot
Nep Norf ein3lri9ten. Ser gonful fagt,
baB bic neue 2inie nit Der nNippon gu5en
&ai1ba", Der 2inie, pel9e cine 9ampferz
Iinie 5pif4en Sapan unb einem 9ufen an
Der nDrbli6en pa5ifii9en 8iiite in rtpa einem
Sabre ~griinben min, ni9ts au tbun bat.
Gleftrifde ousfeaune.
9ie rationale electrif9e Nusfteaun9 tpurbe
am Montag Nbenb i'm @ranb
Central galace in getp gorf pon
@ouoerneur Mprton %erDffnet. Cine rngez
beure MenI9enmenge pobnte Der Seierli9=
felt bel. MaDor @uriter BON 8rpoflpn
fii6rte ben 8orfiB unb ite1te ben Gouberneur
oor, Der Die Qusfeuung erOffnete. Cine
groBe 3abl eingelaOener 8dite ndbm bunn
bic QusfteGung in Mugenf9etn.
St~rQbenDdpHfIrctI.
Ser Streit Der @ngeiteuten Der elettrii9en
@traBenei1enbabn in Miltpautee, Wis.,
bat am Montag Qbenb cine be-
bentIi9e Menbung genommen. Sober 8az
genf9uppen in Der @tabt mar BON rteftgen
Menf9enmafen umlagert, tpel9e Die Shupz
pen nit @teinen beparfen unb in einigen
JGGen bic gum S9ube Der @ebdube abge=
Ianbten BoGiaiten bintpegtrieben. 9ie
Mobs beItanben aus 2euten, pel9e nit ben
@treitern fnn1patbiitrten. Die 9ebteren be-
tbeiGigten fi9 %ibrigens ni4t an ben 4usz
f9reitungen unb btelten fuA gum grDBten
She'll pdbrenD bes aansen &benos BON ben
@9uppen fern. Die grObten 3uiammenrot=
tungen fanben BEL ben @4uppen an Der B.
unb 8urleig6 ctr. ftatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
QootIiber Spruno.
EetterHhriittHf

Tim 2 u6r Sienftag frii6 bra9 in benz
3ftDdigen 9ebdube BON S. 6. 8Dpaters an
g. MuinitraBe inParis, Ser, Elm 5euer aus,
tpel9em me6rere Menf6enleben unb @tgen=
tbum i'm @ertbe bon $250,000 gum Spfer
fielen. Sn tur5er 53eit berbreitete ii9 bas
Seuer nah benz Mdgd5in Don DO. s. NIen
&c Co., benz Clements ebdube unb Dem
9otel geterfpn. Grit um z rbr Morgens
mar bas 5euer unter GontroIe. Sobn
Saulsman, Elm Snipettor aus 8iiter, S.,
Der elm 3immer i'm 8Dtpaters=@ ebdube be-
pp6nte, 1T in BEN Slammen umgefpmmen.
W1an permutbet, baB er ermorbet uno bann
bas 8ebdube in 8runb geftedt tporoen tit,
um bic Spur hes 8er6re9ens gu Dertpii3en.
Die 8oGi8ei lit nit, Der lnter1u9ung bes
Sales bef9dftigt. 9ie Seuernebrleute g,
8. &amfeD unb 2ouis Gpot9e 1inb bN9
cine einitiir5enbe Mauer, Der erite t0otli9,
Der QeBtere ernitli9 berlebt tporoen. Sas
9otel geterIon mar bas gr0Bte in 9orb=
Seras, nit 4usnabme BON Dallas unb Sort
Wprt6. IS 6atte einen @ertb BON $4,000.
Der Mebz8lod in Quinep, ST., in mel
dem i9 Motris C Co.'S &leiOsrluben be-
finbet, tit 0onner1tag UNI Mitterna4t pplz
itdnbig abgebrannt. 8erIuft $4,000.
Sn Dem bierft0dtgen 8uditeingebdube g3o.
104 bis 1O8 8earl StraBe in 8uf=
faIo, %. g., bra9 am Montog &bent
Seuer aus. @be Die Slammen gel0i3t muir
ben, mar es fait gang uusgebrannt unb iein
SSnbalt 3erit0rt. Ser @erluit pirb 100000
betragen.
Sas 9ebdube tpurbe benubt BON Der Cobb
bear Hubber g., Der @iItdm 9engerer So,
un5 Der @rcelfipr Manufacturing g., beren
gigent6iimer Mbrams unb 9bman ftnb.
0as @ebdube sebDrt gum gOitf9en 8eiB=
tbum.
Sn Worrensburg, 8arren GountD, 1int
bas Mbironbad 9otel, bic Gmerion SAINT
bic Nluiit6a1e, berf9tebene ~2abengef9df.l
unb @obnbGufer niebergebrannt. Del
8erluft betrdgt $4,000 unb 1T nur tbeil.
tpeiie bur9 8eri9erung 9ebedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
Blu sld II D.
Ueut1hIdno.

Gonntaq mar Der fir bic erite Nuoten5 bes
reuen amerifaniI9en 8otf6afters, Gbptn
s. n6t, bes Na9folgers bes Der itorbenen
gotf6afters S6eobor &unDon, beim bent=
I9en aaiier feitgefebte Sag. Die @uotena
fanb pGbre11b zines plaBregens tatt, i'm
uebriaen aber berlief bic Seierli9fett in Der
sufrteben1telenb ten Weife.
Oas garae perional Der .amertfanii9en
8ptf6aft berfammelte ii9 Nadmittags balb
8 ubr i'm &ailerbpf, no @Oti9after ubl
por1Gufig abgeitiegen 1T, unb puroe pDn bort
bur6 &ammer6err b. uieDon, ben Ginfubz
rer bes biplpmatii9en &orps, nit bret 8ala<
paqeu obgebplt. Nm @9lofe a1gez
fpmmen, fiibrte &ai1merberr b. ufebom
ben got16after nbl in ben Weiben Gaal,
no bic aubiena itattfano. QuBer benz &ats
Ter unb benz 8ptfhufter mar II Der
5taotsTefretGr bss Nuspdrtigen 4mtes,
5rei6err Mar19aG bon 8ieberfein, antpez
Ienb.
Na6bem bic Mu6ien3, bic 5tDOlf Minutsn
in MnIpru9 senommen bate, besnbet fpar,
purben @efretdr Sadfon unb bic anberea
6erren Der Boti9aft bereingefibrt. Der
8aiier rei9te ibnen Die 0arb nnb unterbtslt
It9 einige Minuten nit ibnen in leutleltger
WeiTe. Damn geleitste er lte in Elm tletneres
3immer.
Ser 8otf9after 1tbt tpurbe na4 Der
Nubien5 betm &aiIer in einen angren5e1ben
Salon 9efubrt, mo &aiferin Nuguite nit
ibren 9ofbamen ibn erpartete. Ser Sbetz
9ofmdrI9au Der Sdiferin, Sreiberr bon
Mirba9, iteIte ben 8otf9ufter bor. Die
&aiierin unterbielt ii9 mebrere Minltten IN
liebensniirbigiter Weiie nit 9errn ubl,
%tporauf lie bic iibrigen 9erren Der 8otf9dft
empfing unb etli4e Worte NIT ibnen rebete.
SIN Sanger purben finfupboreiBig Nfis
nuten i'm S9lo7e perbra6t. Damn tebr=
ten Die Mitglieber Der 8otfdaft in berfelben
Beiie, pie tie getommen tpdren, mad Dem
&oiferbofe 5uriid.
llebsr ben Sabalt oss 3pii4sn benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
9erhreh1eM.
Der nloroer GayIor eebdnet.


@iGidm Sailor, Der gemeinI9aftli9 NIT
1einem 8ruber George bic Sanilie M3ests
ertnprbete, tpurbe am 9pnner1tag Morz
gen tur3 bor II ubr i'm @efdngnife
BON @arrO1ton, &c., gebGngt. @beriff
Stanlep begann UNI 10 nbr 40 Minuten
nit Der 8erleIung bes Sobesurtbeils unb
eine Mtnute fpdter febte iiA Der 3ug na9
benz @algen in 8eipegung. Saplor f4ritt
5piT9en @beriff @tanIsD unb Dem Inter
fberiff N[fen, pGbrenb Pfarrer &en1ebp
pIalmobirenb ben 9reien folgte. SaDlor
gi1g feiten @9rittes nit einem &ruaifir in
Der 6unb. @ls {" ppr ben 300 3u59auern
er19ien, tpel9e tpenige Mtnuten auDDr gu
benz 9inri9tungsplabe 3utritt erbalten butz
ten, qaben bic an~tpeIenben 8efpobrer bDr
.garroatpn, tpp bic ernprbete Sdn1ilie MeeGs
anIGffig getpeIen mar, ibrer 8efriebigung
iiber bic benz M0rber bebori tebenbe Strafe
Musbrud. lin 10 u6r AT Minuten Iant
Die 5allt6iir unter ben 5iiBen bes 8erurtbeilz
ten. @1f Mtnuten fpGter tpurbe Der Sim
geri6tete fir tObt .ertldrt. Die aGte Sruu
Meets, pel9e nabe benin @algen itano, tpdre
beinabe in S6nma9t gefallen.
wahrfdeinIi1 ernoroet.
@m 9~onneritag 4benb um neun
u6r purbe in We1t superior 2ez
mis- 6. 8ratrub, Elm angefebenes Mitglieb
Der g0rIe, tobt in Der @traBe g%efunben; er
mar bura ben &Opf gef4ofen, unb Elm Ge>
bolber lag neben inn. 0rei berbd9tige Sc
fallen tparen tura ebe Der 99uB ab9efeuert
lpurbe, bort bemertt nprben, unb man
slaubt. baB 8ratrub ermorbet ipurbe. 8rat=
rub tpar pDblbabenb, fou aber i'm nereangez
men Minter in G6icago, an Der 8Dr1e, grpBe
9srluite erlttt6n bdben. @r par Dor brei
Snbren aus @atertotpn, g. g., na9 @et
Superior gefommen.
Grmoroet ibren Shwieeerpater.
Die 28idbrtge Nnnie 8oplanb lit
in 8anita, S. S., unter Der Mnz
tlage in 9aft, i6ren 59ni.gerpater
ermorbet 81 baben. Ser Wfte pobnte DTtli9
BON 8anttu auf benz 2anbe. 8eibe BerIonen
PuItSH elHt |NtHC 0tItCiCNd HlI tlltuItDeE,
Nnnie itredte ibren @egner bur9 einen piz
5tplenf9uB nteber. Sic pirb mad Sort
Smit9 gebrabt peroen, UNI pro3e1firt gu
tperber.
Gin SheufdI.
Gin Mann, Der ieinen Ra11en als scSobn
2epis angdb, unb Tagte, baB er Elm @iIenz
FORMER let, tpuroe am 5reitaq
MDrgen in San Srancisco Bel benz
@erfuAe, Elm liiOerlihes Srauen5immer in
elmer 4uep gu erOrOieGn, berbaftet. Die
ppli3ei glaubt, ben Mann erpiI6t 3u baden.
mel9er Die tiir3li9 bier an dbnli9en s~Srauenz
3immern b~egangenen Morbtbaten 6eaiaa,
beren Sob in gIei9er Wetie berbeigefii6rt
purbe.
Der GiferfubtsteufeI.
Sames Seals, elm Ofsnformer aus
Sronton, ., feuerte am Sonntaq
Ra9mittag, na9Oem er nit Ieiner
Srau bon einem Spu3iergange mad Sau5e
3uridgetehrt mar, bier 4eoolberI6uFe auf
bieIelbe ab, BON benen brei trafen. Giferz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06

8ru9 bes Sberf9entels unb innere 8erz
lebungen; {ein Bieberuuftommen 1T Aapei=
fel6aft; Mnnie Molben, brei Gippen gebrO>
6en unb innerli9 perlebt, Mieberauftommen
5peifel6aft; Masgie 8ro5te, i4limme 0uetz
i6ungen; GmiI gteu, Arm berlebt; Sulius
8affe, @9uIter Derrenft unb f9limm 5erz
i9rammt; SOfepb Slider, mebrere Rippen
gebro9sn unb innerli9 bsrlebt; Spiepb
&reB, 99ulter b~errentt unb pabrf9einli9
aub bas S9lufelbein gebro9en.
GootIiher Sprung.
Marb @bore, bic Srau bes WiIiam
Sbore, prangSonntas, UNI elmer beranbrduz
ftnben 2Dtomotipe aus5upei9en, BON elmer
Bride in ben so SUB unterbalb befinbli6en
GlfbernfluB. Die Srau nurbe aus benz
@aiier ge5Oeen, bat iebo9 f9pere innere
8erlebungen %erlitten, fobaB its ni9t ipieber
ouftpmmen fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
Die ur1abe

9ronii6er &ranfbeiten tutroe en6li@
entbedt. 0as 8ublifnm nabm reeels
rnGBi9 8lutretnt9un9smittel nnb fonrtte
ni3t be9reifen, ipesbalb ourb bieielben
feline bo~litdnbiee 9eilung ersielt tuurbe.
Or. S9oop gttg einen S9ritt tpei,
ter M1o tuibmete feline 8eit benz ipesieuen
Stuotum Der 11ria9en BET 1i6 70 Itort
uermebrenben 6roniI9en &~ranfbeiten.
@r farO, 6aB 9etpife Mernen boQitdn.
ot9e GDntrDle ii6er ben Maqen, Die
Sober utt0 Nieren un6 ale innereu Or
game boben. @enn biele Nerpen oes
i9tpd9t fino, 70 fam Der Mdgen6ie Mab.
ruttg tt9t perbauen, bic Sober miro trd0e
1lnb oas anae&0rperiDitem iuirb binfGl,
Zig, BADEN Ger6auun9szS 81 9anen 0te9ters
ne%1fraft feblt. 9r. S6Dpp's @ieber.
berfeller 1T etn Ma9enz, 2eberz utb
Nieren<6 eilmittel, ruel9es 81 Merpeu.
tpel6eb teieS r9anefontruQiren einutrft.
9ieie Ir5nei 1T fein 0erpine ODER
9tftt9es Herpenret5mitel, fon6ern bieut
our &rdftisung Der Neroen un6 arr
Sebung Der &erbauunssfrdfte uno BELT
ale Magenz un6 2eberleiben bur6 bic
@%ntfernurg Der urfa6en. Gin Gers
Iu6 miro Sid babon iiber5eugeu.
SR gtputbefen Ober franco per GrpreB fir St.oo.
Ser beuti6e ,@ee.
\ iDeiier our @efun6beitS,
m% tuelGer Die 8ebanoIunq
TA nit bieier Nr5rei genai
ssaas~ bei9retbt, nebt Prpben,
N MMAAA iperDen an ir9ero cine
AasesssS N0refe rel berianot.
EGKNa Man i9reibe al
Or. S3pOp, gOT 9, @aetne. @is:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06

3pei bor cine 9rOf4te geipannte PferOe
f9euten am Oienftag tur5 na9 Mitz
tdg in Milpautee. Nis.. unb eilten
in rafenoem 9alopp babon. Siinfanb3tpanz
sig &in5er. pelde aus Der CUR Qntoniusz
fir9e geb0rigen S9ule famen, ipuroen pon
ben @Gulen nieoergerunnt, tpO6ei iie6en Der
atnber f9ner berlebt purben, 5pei oerfelben
Diirften faum bur9tommen. Die Gerlebten
1tnb: 5ranf S9ubi BON geo. 627 l. Apeuue;