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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-05
Electric stock Quotations.

y, AprnI The cIo'ns quotations OF electric
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
WESTERN MILEAGE BUREAU.
Special Meeting Called to Consider Inter
chaa0eabfe Tickets.

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. THE members
of the Western Mileage Bureau have b en-
called to hold a special meeting to-mor.
row, the question to be discussed and de-
cided being the issue. of 5000-mile inter-
changeable ticket, good on all lines in the
Western Passenger Association.
The Western roads have now 200o-mile
ticket, but not interchangeable and the
recent action of the central passenger COM
mittee authorizing a 5000- mile inter-
changeable ticket to be issued through a
bureau by few asserting lines has
prompted the call for to-morrow's meet
ing. In view of the co-operation of the
Pennsylvania and Ohio River lines it is
likely the Western roads will vote to adopt
the same kind OF ticket.
st. Paul lines have asked their connee-
tons east OF this city if they will Join
them in meeting the unexpected extension
of the Canadian excursion business, and
the Joint Traffic Association has also been
asked to authorize its road to meet the
rate, but as Boston and other large cities
would be affected, it is not likely the sale
will be met.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
OF Interest to the Csa,t

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. &c. ID.
Peters was to-day appointed Postmaster az
Palermo, Butte County, CAL, vice W. y
Grier, resigned: also w. A. Finn at onai-
Ian, Alaska.
The following-nam off cers will epor
in person to Colonel William R. ShaIter,
First Infantry, president of examining
board appointed to meet at the Presidio
of San Francisco by special orders at sucn
time as they may be required by the board
for examination as to their htness LOT
PROMOTION and at the conclusion OF their
examinations will return 10 their proper
stations: ,
First Lieutenant ]. F. Reynolds Lands,
First Cavalry; First Lieutenant LOUIS r
Brant, adjutant First Intantry; FIRST
Lieutenant James A. Nancy, Fifteenth
Infantry; FIRST Lieutenant Reburn b.
Turner. Sixth Infantry.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
California: Original = Lewis M. Bates,
Veterans Home, Napa; Arson Reyes. Los
Angeles; Ebenezer 7. Lolan. Oakland /;
Aaron HiIlberry, Rohnerville;. Henry
Day, San Diego.
Washington: Original-John Kerchel,
Alpha. Original widow-Minor OF Charles
Jones, Palouse.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
MAJOR TAUoCH
GOES TO JAIL
Joins the German Scribes
in the Notorious
Scandal.
Ordered Into Custody On the
Evidence Show Him to
Be Imp icated.
All Five Editors Accused of Libel
Are Convicted and Promptly
Sentenced.

BERLIN, GERMANY, Dec. THE trial
of the five editors, Baron Won Luetzow and
Herren Pleetz, Berger, Foellmar and
Leckert. for hbeling Baron Marshall Won
Bieberstein, Count August Won Gutenberg
and Prince Alex Won Hohenlohe, was re-
sumed this morning.
Herr Levisohi, m EN- Der of the editorial
staff of the Berlin Tageblatt. was called to
the stand and testified that certain
article published in the Tageblatt casting
serious reflections upon Baron Marschall
Won Bieberstein had been personally in
fuenced By Major Tausch, the leader Of
political police.
Upon the strength of this testimony the
jury ordered the arrest OF Tausch, who
was in court, upon charge OF perjury
and he was at once taken into custody
and conveyed to Jail.
Count Philip Zu Eulen berg, German
AMBASSADOR to Austria, who arrived in
Berlin yesterday for the purpose
of appearing as witness, was
called to the stand. He said that
he had learned to know Major
Won Tausch during the visit OF the Kaiser
to Abazzin and had afterward proposed
Tausch as deserving of decoration. Wit
ness said that he had received a letter
from Tausch which, as 1t was of no i'm
portance, he had destroyed. Count Eulen-
berg said that he had never bren con-
nected with any intrigues against Freiherr
Marschall Won Bieberstein, and knew
absolutely nothing about the existence Of
any iutrigues against him.
A motion was made by the public prose
cutor that in view of the confession oil
Baron Luetzow, in which he stated Herr
Leckert supplied the material for the ar
ticIe against Count Botho Won Gutenberg,
Leckert alleging that Baron MarschaII
Won Bieberstein, Minister of Foreign AT
fairs, inspired the article, Baron yoD Lue-
bow and Herr Leekert be declared guilty
and sentenced to eighteen months i'm
prisonment each. The court retired to
consider the motion.
When the court returned it announced
that decision had been arrived at in re-
spect to sill of the prisoners. All but one
of them were found guilty. Won Luetzow
and Leckert were sentenced to eighteen
months imprisonment each. Berger was
condemned to be confined for one month.
Ploetz- was fined 500 marks and Foellmar
500 marks. Leckert's father was also ac-
cused, but nothing was proved against
him, and he was discharged.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
Negro Section Men Slain.

MALVERN, ARK, Dec. IA report
reached this city to-day that FIVE negro
section men, while working on the Cotton
Belt Railway, between Camden and Bear
don, were fired upon Tuesday afternoon
without warning by gang of unknown
persons and without provocation and killed
The region where the murders are said to
have occurred is sawmill center, inhab-
tied by lawless characters. The Sheriff of
Ouachita County is trying to discover the
perpetrators and the railroad company
has offered reward. 1t is alleged that
the foreman of the section crews knows
who the murderers are, but is afraid he
will meet the same fate If he gives any in
formation.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
Killed In a Train Collision.

CINCINNATI, OHIO. Dec. IA COL
lision occurred this morning on the Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern at Sedams-
vile between the Aurora accommodation
and the officers special inspection train.
Three persons were killed and several in
jured. The killed are: John Price, fire.
man OF the accom- mediation tram; Horner
Dixon, fireman of the special train; P. l..
Zippernick, civil engineer, North Bend.
The collision occurred at 1875 o'clock. 1t
is said to have resulted from a misunder-
standing of orders.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
UPONT IN THE RACE.
Urged as Competent Man for the Var
Portfolio.


CANTON, OHIO, Dec. 7.-Joseph B.
Keeling of indianapolis called on Major
Mckinley tonight and discussed the
political situation in Indiana to some
extent. Mr.. Keeling said the impression
seems to prevail that G. N. Fairbanks will
be elected to the United States Senate this
winter.
A new Cabinet possibility has swung
into view this evening. The name for
the first time on the tongue of the coterie
of official Cabinet makers about Canton
and Cleveland is that of Colonel Henry
A. Dupont of Delaware. Said a friend of
his tonight: Colonel Dupont would
make an excellent Secretary OF War, ana
under certain contingencies may be se-
riously considered for the position. He
is a graduate of West Point. served with
distinction through the war, and is a
capable and highly successful man of af-
fairs. He is in every way qualified for
this official position, and his appointment
would offend neither of the RepubI lean
factions in Delaware.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
R,.sfe,s Smit Ans,rered.

CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. IA motion was
filed to-day in the United States Circuit
Court by local counsel for the National
Exhibition Company, the corporation
which owns the New York National
League Baseball Club, asking for the dis
missel of Amos Rusie's suit against the
club for damages and restoration to the
active list of the CLUBS players. The mo-
ton is brief and based on the ground that
neither party to the suit is resident of
this State, and both live in different
States. The papers in the suit were served
while the National board was in session
here
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
Hiding a Murderer.

RICHMOND. Mo-, Dec. Lon Lackey,
one of the alleged murderers of the Win
ner family, who was secretly brought to
this place last Friday night in the hope
that he would make a confession of his
completely in the crime, has been taken
10 a safer place. When it was reported
early this morning that the mob was on
its way 10 the Jail the Sheriff spirited
Lackey away and refuses to give any in
formation regarding his hiding place.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
VIII Nend for Hfs Hffe.

BUTTE, Mont, Dec. Z. - David G.,
Bricker, the eccentric horseman and
wealthy mine operator, who disappeared
few weeks ago, wrote to his wife from
New York that he WAS on his way to a
new country and would send for her as
soon as he became settled. He did not in
dictate where he was going, but it is sup
posed he is on his way to South Africa.
tits generally supposed there is a woman
connected with his disappearance.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Dec. THE dead
body of A. d. Carter, an acrobat employed
in Sells Bros circus, was found in his
room at a boarding-house at Al South
Front street tonight. A half empty
bottle of morphine was on dresser in
the room, and suicide is suspected. His
home is in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
Penrl Bruan,s af,.raerer.

FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. u The
opinion in the cases of Jackson and
Mailing, convicted of the murder of
Pearl Bryan, has been completed by
Appellate Judge Hazelrigg, and if it comes
up when the court meets tomorrow it
will be handed down at IL o. clock.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
General appropriation Biz.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. The
general appropriation bill, ending June 30,
1898, which was to-day reported to the
House from the Approximations Commit
tee, carries total of Sal, 266, $50. This is
$50. coo less than the appropriation for the
current FISCAL year.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
For Oasland and Aiameda.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 7.-Senator
Perkins and Representative Hilborn said
10 THE CALL reporter tonight that they
would make strong efforts to secure an
appropriation OF $3.50, 900 for the Oakland
postoffice ana $50, 900 for Alameda a this
session. These bills have already passed
the Senate.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
Thomas Camary Yerv NJ.

CHICAGO, Dec. Thomas Canary of
Canary & Lederer, the New York theatre
cal firm, and the present managers of
Lillian Russell and 1.-The American
Beauty" Opera Company. is critically ill
in his apartments at the Great Northern
Hotel. The physicians who are attending
him say that his recovery is doubtful. Mr..
Canary is 60 years old.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
Auen,s Denfh Hentence Sfnnda.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec The Su.
preme Court to-day affirmed the sentence
of death passed by the late Judge Parker
of Arkansas on Alexander Allen.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08

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dence OF weakness
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the OF destruction should
action Effective restoring the
can NC animal
and from DR. SANDENs ELECTRIC BELT There
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steady soothng the vital
and restoring healthy
by living In misery
through the ha which makes life pleasures
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SPEEDY WAY TO REGAIN HEALTH
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08

Julian PalIncefote. Secretary 0iney re-
ceived cablegram from Minister Andrew
at Caracas to that effect this afternoon.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
Yener,teia Accepts.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. Z-vene.
zuela has accepted the arbitration as
agreed upon by Secretary Olney and Sir
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08

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street ee ana invited
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
Opter oes Gtearrettenrau9ens.
Der 17idhriee miaiam prior fir un3ure4
tuuesfdbie erfIdrt.

1tebermaB i'm Gigarrettenrdu9en unb
ubermdBiger @enuB s~eiitiger 9etrdnte baben
mad elmer am Sreitag i'm Srrengeri9t bor
GountDri6ter Garter gefduten Gntf9ei=
bung ben ~17iGbrigen Winiam Prior, Der bor
&ur3em tpegen Sdlf6ung bon Gbeds aui
bic 6ibernian unb gr1te National 8anf berz
boftet unb bon ben straightforward ange=
flagt nurbe, um ieinen @erftanb eebra9t.
Ser iunge PriDr, Der fib BON ieinen an
@Gis Mbe. unb 81. @traBe pobnenben 81
tern ausgemietbet unb cine Wobnung in ben
&osmore Stats an Wabaib @benue., gegen=
iiber benz 9ublinzS beater, genommen bate,
mar trob feines iugenbli4en Differs Elm aus
qelernter 8onbibant, Der 1i9 in elmer &neipe
Is Slider fommen IieB, iebes 9las Bis gum
Hanbe bon nit 9etrdnfen berf9iebener Dirt
fiiuen lieb unb bann ale @ldfer austrant,
ols tpenn bas cine &leinigfeit pGre. 8on
ieinen @erpartbten unb Sreunoen nurbe I'M
beB DEFENDERS betont, baB i'm bas Cigar
rettenrau9en um ben 8erItanb gebra9t
babe. Stint bis a9t pGd9en Gigarretten
ben Sag fsi feline Notwithstanding gez
lpeien.
Hi9ter Garter iiberpies ben iungen
Mann bprlGufig benz Oetentions : 9ofpital
unb tpirb, ebe er sDeitere MaBregeln ergretft,
fi9 nit benz Gtaatsantpalt, &ern beratAen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
Oas 1T Der Rehte.

sic ftanben bor benz Depot elmer fleinen
Station in Oregon unb tpte es ba gepObnlt9
Der 8rau9 1T, famen Die ber16teDenen Sa@
qesfragen CUR @r0rterung, nno nnter anoez
rem au9 bic aiemli9 geial5enen 9pttorz
re9nungen, bic Der neue 0err Oottor bor
&uraem fir geleiitete 0ienfte i'm Gountb
6erumge16idt bate. Seine 9ottorre9z
nungen fir MIDI" bemerfte bd @arl @al5=
mann aus Ooper, Oregon. rWas bod Die
2eute nod 10 bumm 5inO. @ir baben Dot
tor ur1b Npotbete immer I'M 9aus uno es
foHet uns bas gan3e Subr faum 10 bel als
ibr in elmer @o9e fir 9oftorbefu9e geben
miibt. Nun mObte ih eu9 in &ir5e einige
8egebenbeiten beri9ten. Sd mar einige
Sage ni9t 3u 9aufe unb als ih pieber 6eim
fam, ba iagte mir meme Srau, baB Der @az
ter gefG6rli9 ertranft iei unb i3 foate 10
f9neG als mDgli9 na9 9iilfe geben. Sd
ldgte entf6ieben uIein". Sd erfunbigte
mid mad 1etner 8ef9nerbe unb fanb, bab
fein Magen berborben mar, baB er an l1n=
perbauli9feit litt unb baB meine 2eute i6m
BON 6prni's MagenitGrf eingegeben bdtz
ten. ga ii9 bieies Mittel, bas ipobl gan3
arsge5ei6net BEL 3ubr, 9iarrboea, u. +. m.
tpirft, ni9t fir bieien San eignete, 70 CAB
ib ibm iofort @lpenfrduter 8lutbeleber, unb
mad bret Sagen f9on erfolgte 8eferung.
Sept 1T er tpieber frii9 unb gefunb. Dor
&uraem batten mir NGe Ga Grippe unb
5orni's Mlpenfrduter bat nns IQe gefunb
qemd@t."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06

Mit fndpper Notb entging 9onnertag
Ha9t Der Snita1ateur Sobn Oegnun, TO.
1904 Cottage 9robe tbe. tpobnbaft nit Ieiz
ner 5rau unb flint &inbern i'm Differ BON 6
Big IA Sa6ren benz @riidungstobe.
Sreitug Morgen gegen 4 ubr pa3te 0eg>
nan auf, bemertte einen penetranten 9asz
geru9 unb fanb, ats er ft9 erbe6en po1te,
UNI au feben, to bus 9us uustr0mte, baB
ibm feline 9liebmuBen nube5u DoIftGnbi9
pen 9ienit berfagten. Gr rtef mebreremuls
feline Grau, i4Ieppte fi4, uts er feline Qntz
mort erbielt, NIT bieler Miibe an ibr 8ett
unb f9uttelte lie 10 LANCE, Bis lie f4lieBli4
aufpa9te.
Damn Dffnete er nit Mii6e unb gaot6 Elm
Semi ter unb begann nu9 benz offensn
@as6abn gu fu9er. ST fanb au4 mad me-
nigen Minuten, ouB Der S4lau4, Der in Der
&i9e ben @astp6er fpeiite, geplaBt mar.
Nabbem er ben 9abn abgebrebt unb Die
1Gmmtliben Senfter uufgemu9t bate, fub
er ii9 mad feiner Srau I'm unb fanb 5u
ieinem ni@t geringen Sdreden, baB be
1el6e oor ibrem 8ett 6epuBtlos ~aufammeaz
gebrp9en mar. Srobbem CT taum i'm
@tanbe mar, fi9 ielbit aufre9t 81 baGten,
fduffte er bic 8epuBtloie mad benz an bic
@obnung unitoBenben 8orbau in bic frif9e
2uft lnb 6olte bann feline flint &inber, bic
AUDI betsits bur3 bic giftigen Sdmpfe bus
8epuBtfetn b%erloren batten, tporuuf er ith
aufmabte, UNI einen in bemfelben 9auIe
po6nbaften @r5t 5u bolen.
Na8oem er n1ebrfa@ auf Der Sreppe sue
Iammen9ebro9en mar, geGang es linn IhlieBz
liA, Die 8obnung bes 9ottors gu errei4en
unb benfelben aus benz @9laf gu tromz
meln. Ser Nr3t fam iofOrt nit, unb ieinen
8emiibungen gelang es, penn audi erit aa@
mebreren StunOen, Srau 9egnan urb bersn
Flint &inber gu fi@ gu bringen, 10 baB fife
Sreitag 4benb fGmmtli3 auBer 2ebensgez
fa9r tparen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
6raufeer Goo.
Der HiIfshausmeiffer Souls Sarfon fir3i
aus Dem Is. Stodperf in ole Giefe.

@nf cine entfebli6e @eife fam Mitttpod
Morgen Der % Sabre ate 2Duis 2arien.
Der dls 9iilfsbausmRiiter i'm Slb @olonpe
8ebdaoe bei9dftigt mar, um's 2eben. 81
~tiir5te trGmli9 aus Dem Is. 9todiperf be-
@ebdubes, tpo er nit Se1Iterpuben bef9Gf=
tigt mar, auf bas StraBenpflaiter uni
purbe bur9 bic @enalt bes Stur5es bu6z
itdbli9 in @tiide gerifYen.
2arIen unb fem ebenfaQs in benz Sc
bdube bef9Gftigter Batter tpurben Mittpo9
Morgen beauftragt, bic Seniter int Simmer
600. 1886 gu puBen. @tatt auf ietnen 8ater.
Der borber nod cine anbere Nrbeit 5u erlebi=
gen bate, gu t%parten, md4te it4 Spuis 2ars
len alein an bic Nrbeit, unb atpdr entgeger
ben bon ben 8eiiBern beg @e6Gubes ertbeil=
ten Sn1trlftipnen, o9ne bas Si3erbeitsieil
am Seniter anaubringen.. @r mar faun
duf Die 5en1ter6riitung be~rausgetreten, alS
er ausglitt unb nit einem &uTi9ret mil
%rafenber @eI9pinbigteit in Die Siefe iaufte'
Nls er auf bas StraBenpflaiter duff9lug,
flog Der 5udenbe &0rper bur9 Die 8eipalt
bes Sa1es nie Elm @ummi6da mebrmalS in
Die 9Obe, unb Der &opf, Der bonn &umPfe
9eriffen tpurbe, flog in tpeitem 8ogen arl
ben SabrOamn1, tpGbrenO aug benz HunPf
Der auf Dem 8iirgeriteig lag, Elm oider Slutz
itrabl in bic 906e fpribte.
0ie GtraBe mar, a1s bas ltngliid ft3 er'
ei9nete, NIT 9aKanten Oi9t gefiiat nnb etne
4naabl berfel6en tpuren Oh bes grauitgen
4nblids elmer Sbnmo9t nqbe.
Die 10 sntiebli9 peritiimmelte 2ei9e'
beren idmmtli9e &np9en gebro9en paren'
purbe mad &olfton's Morgue ge19dfft
2urfen ma %oerbeiratbet ur6 tpObnte in
Weorelan6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06

Die 9o93eit bes Nbbofuten Srant ..
2opoen nit Tlorenee BuGman, Der So9ter
5es @4faftpagent0ni9s George M. puuman,
puroe Mittpo9 in benz palait bes 2ebteren,
geo. 1929 prairie Nbe., nit groBem 9tan5e
gefeiert. 3pet Sntel Der 8raut, &eD.
Sames Minton Puumar aus 2bnn, Mtah.,
unb Rep. &onal 6enrD 8ullman aus 8altt=
more, fegneten Die @be Elm. 9ie 8rant
trug Elm nit Perlen unb 8rtQanten befebtes
Geibenfieio, tpel9es aIein i9on Elm Ser
mDgen tpertb mar, bon beffen 3inIen etne
Samilie an itdnbig leben fDnnte. DIS 8rautz
iungfern fungtrten SRI. Selicite Sglesbp, Die
Scooter bes friiberen @ouberneurs bon Suit
nois, bic Scooter bes @r@@ouDerneurs Ilger
aus Detroit, SRI. Slorence Nlger, Sri. Ser
TIA Weit aus SEEM Oort unb SRI. 5lorence
Glart aus gbicugo.
Sir ben 9o9aeitsf9maus, pel4er I'm
81 16r M6en5s begdnn, tparen ni4t ipeniz
ger als 1000 @Gfte eingelaben. Ser @ertb
Der BON BEN @dften CUR @9au getragenen
S4mudla4en belief ii9 auf bo@ in bic
9unberttauIe nbe.
9a Die Grfabrung frii6erer berartig gldn=
5enber Seftli9feiten lebrte, baB BET benielz
ben niAt ielten foitbare 9ef3meioe, fotpie
pertboolles Safelgei6irr geitoblen tpuroe,
70 bate Der 9o95eitsoater nit befanntem
@ei9Gftsftnn ben PoliaeizSnipeftor 5tbz
patrid eriu9t, ei1ige Detectives 5u benz
Sete gu 19iden. Seine @a6l fiel auf 8ert.
Goipbrep, Sre1. 8udmetter, 9arrp Wcz
Gaffrep, Sim 0e &ou4, SObn 8. Magnns
unb 6rdnf Gorbus, bic linn fir jene aus
~erIeiene @efeui9aft ben m~eiiten @9liff gu
BADEN f9ienen. Die feds r@ebeimrdtbe"
purnpten ii9 bic n0tbigen @drberobez4 rtifel
fir fire @eIeIi9aftszGo itiim t5eilpeiie bon
uOnfel S1aac", Der an Der glart Str. ein
81 1tiimgei9dft fibrt, %5ufammen, nnb na9z
benz 1ie fi9 LAUDER batten triegeln uro biz
geln laffen, ma9ten ie einen gang prdienz
tablen Ginbrud. 9ie bD{e Sauna bert4tet,
bab fie, I'm ibr Sncognito aufre4t gu erbdlz
ten, Der @s1eG19aft als rauslGnoti4e
sreunoe" bes Serrn pu1man Dorgefteqt
purben unb Ii9 gu benz 3ped dlerlei pban=
tatif9e Namen unb Sitel b~eigelegt batten.
Die feds rSleutbst betamen betm 9oa@
5eitsmabl einen Slid in Der ad5e oes 9aupt@
einganges bes 8alaites u~rgepieien nno fpras
den benz %gbampagner hes 9apd Puamdn
nader gu. 9us mar fir iie ie0enfaas bic
9auptfa9e. -Gl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06

@on MDrberbanb ftel Sonntag Morgen
gegen 1 1br an Der @de ber 9ulteb unb
9enrp StraBe Der Mrbeiter Hi9arb s. gole,
SEQ. Gil Sib 8afbtenatp Mbenue pobns
baft.
I'm bic ansegebene 3eit fanb Der
pribatpd6ter Sofepb 9omer BON go. 155
NetpberrD @penue an Der @de Der 9dlfeb
unb 9enrp StraBe bor benz S9u6gef9dft
BON 0enrD Sell bic 2ei9e zines etpa 25
Sabre alien Ma1nes. gr bena9rt9tigte
1ofort bic ganalport NbenuezP oli3ettation,
unb bic 2ei9e, an Der BEL elmer oberflG9li=
9en unterfu9ung ~feinerlei 8erlebungen ge.
funben purben, tpurbe mad Der gountD>
Morgue gef9afft. Sonntag Morgen begdb
it9 &apitdn W6eelsr, fobalo er BON benz
2et9enfunb bDrte, na9 Der Morgue unb fab
it9 bic 2ei9e felb1t an. 8ei biefer 8eii9tia
gung entbedte er, baB Der Sobte ni9t, pie
anfangs angenpmmen tpurbe, einem 9er5z
foliage erlegen, ionbern bas Spfer zines
Morbes mar, unb 3par mar er onr9 einen
Sti9 in ben ltnterleib get0btet tporben.
Wus elmer &arte, bic ii9 an Der 2ei9e
fanc, purbe fetgete1t, baB Der Soote Der
Nrbeiter &i9arb s. Sole BON go. Gil Sio
Waibtenap Nbenue tpar. &apitdn Wbeeler
beuuftragte fofort cine gtn5abl 9etectipes
NIT Nufarbeitung bes Safes, beren Ha4z
forI9ungen bas &e1ultat ergaben, baB Cole
am @onnabenb Mbenb UNI 6 nbr bon 9auie
peggegangen mar, UNI it9 na9 Nrbeit umz
3ufeben. gu fpdter Stunbe mar er bon
perl 9iebenen peri in 8efeQf9aft elmer
Nn5d6l Strol9e, NIT benen er oe3te, gez
feben poroen.
@erf9iebene in ser GG6e bes Sunbortes
Der 2ei3e tpObnenoe perionen purben oerz
nommen unb iagten aus, oaB tie fur5 na9
Mitterna9t gebOrt bdtten, tpie iib cine &n@
5a6l @trpl9e an Der @de Der 9enrD unb
9alft eb 5trabe priigelten; ba berartige Priiz
geleien iebo9 in Der Na46arf4aft ni9ts
l1ngepDbnlihes finb, 10 bate ii9 Niemano
neiter UNI bic Sa9e getiimmert.
9a bic 8ef9reibung Der @enofen @ole's,
bic bic poliaei beiibt, 5iemli9 unsenau lit,
70 lit es mod febr fragli9, ob es ben 8eamz
ten g%elinsen tpirb, bes Morbbuben bab6aft
gu perben. 8orlduftg ftben etpa 80 Der
poli5ei tpoblbefannte 5trol6e, bic auf bic
@ermutbung bin a~ufgegriffen purben, baB
ite etnds BON benz Morbe tpifien, in Der
Marpeu @tr.s9tation.