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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
no STEAM-HEATING CONTRACTORS.

i S.sed rr,rosal- for furnishing tho materials ara
or,o.tng the labor required FOR furnishing and erecns
EN- hsntinc and venating apparatus ana o'heT =" rk
O., building for tho Nerplank kitchen ana hnniry Iur
,Is Manhattan state Hospital ~ Wards isianh W."
-, 81 may he by mail or deiNersd IN person
nm 70 $50 o'clock p NJ oct T. 1896 to ionn M,Hnr hs
ac,lnr President ~ tho BOARD or Managers on ns
stste Hospital tho office OF the i'oard OF
Warasers Madison Az. New York Ciiy AZ ~n na
& "a nj AGO the Board Of Managers will receive ana
open all proposals , -. .u,., ~. ,srsons or firms
,, ,rr,csd I'm the heating and Nentuating
hsi"ess and he able refer To work OF similar cns,
@ by them elsewhere. Proposals must stare
date at which tho completion OF the Work
will b. guaranteed 49,. .ho,. ,,or, a,d must he
accnrnanied by bonds ~ sureties or OF some
ary the faithful execution or 'ne oile
- accepted The successful bidder VIII ne reaursu 90, ~
rn,sh bonds from approved surety company guar
n,aai,y the faithful performance Of contract. -.
plans and specifications may be seen and or, I, 81
,.nn"ses ohtaned at the Office OF l. g. Perry arehtsVt
~ h a,anitol at Albany y. " and at the Once OF the
~. va =, Managers | Madison Az. New-fork cry
, tio.rJ N Managers the right 10 reject any
or an oias d. NV ' JOHN McANERNEY,
State. .,,.~ prosidsn, Hoard OF Managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Ts.-
"A Ee,eived at their Uptown once No t.A2 eroa4.
way ID door north Of 3is-st. until o'clock ~
rertsensntA received the following branch oeee -
rsgIl,r ONCE until o'clock M via "a ~
sth-ave and i4hs,.: i2 co.umbusave near West ~:
at 106 West 42d-st, 6th-sve- % East t<th-et: ~
West Ied-st between TIN and avss $50 East l1sh.
st.; 1855 ed-ave. between 10Th and nth sta l0o ~
sve. near eist-sG; t5oS lst-ave.. neas 0th-seb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
Gales Bn Aurlicn.

NYOTICE.-Lewis j. Phillips. auctioneer. VIII
~ al. a. pus,c auction on October H. 1896 AT ~ o'clock
,, IL. rs ~ certain wharf properly and land under
w,,sr Tar full particulars the CITY Record SoSes
for sale at No CITY Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

DETECTED APPLICANTS fcr LIFE INSURANCE
IL confer with J. \. STEELE. ~ Broadway. NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

Acfual cash bal vi ,U'.,'F' sEI ~ VT IT. F'T''
Tho cor,ra~a;ivc sta cmcnt Of Government re-
cojn;s and oxponaitircs IN September shows
total receipts Of >2i.5Si2H and expenditures
S2G.J,9 80, leaving n deficit for the month 81
81 99j POI. vh
customs receipts reported to-day from WASH
incton were SIS1 81. Internal revenue rccelptS
SAL $50 and the miscellaneous receipts Hlyr-H
Total Government receipts for the day. 49,
g22: Expenditures. $l.OMro. excess ~ "Npehdi-
lures SlInO1S Receipts FOR the fiscal year u
date $50 90 ~. expenditures. 500 " cN d.
cess Of expenditures. 80. l"'"'-' recc'p's 81
National hank notes for redemption to-day &,
&205 9Gg >.
Sub-Treasury receic's for tho day were ~
49,. lT;I and pa meni- S2.HNul.'. resulting IN y
S12O 1S4 7.,s coin and SJ?.T,.J>9 currency. Tn"
ub-Treasury has a debit balanc" at the clear
ing House ~ Sl13 $50. and it's net gain on bal
ance was 81 2,jo 90 made up b. gain IN com
Of S1OiJ1iJ and a gain in currency Of S-l'''4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

quarterly dividend ~ per cent has neon
declared on the preferred stock ~ tho American
Tobacco COMPANY payable November =: also
:, per cent serni-annual interest on the dividend
scrip issued May !. 1896.
The Gallatin National Bank has declared a
centennial dividend % = per cent and an extra
dividend OF / per cent. payable on and after
October G
The frs. mortgage unguararteed =. per cent
counons Of The bonds 81 the Grand Rapids and
Indiana Railroad Company, due on and prior =
October / 1896 VIII he paid by Mcssrs WINS
low Ianicr a. Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
Dublic Notices.
NOTICE.-Woodrow & Lewis. auctiOneers

will sell nj bubble auction October 49, 1903. at IL
O'Clock m rish, to Ill in about Il 90 cubic yaras
between West 5lst and West sd streets. North River
For full particulars the city Record. Copies LOT
sal. at No = city Hall
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
Gin fatetcr 0rief.

Gor einiger 3eit bate Elm @bepuar
an Neit 6rOntltrabe einen tleinen
Streit uno Die 6olge mar, oab Der
Wann, als er am Mfitta9 nod Sauie
fam, einen 8rief Ieiner 6rau porfanb,
wprin lie ibm mitthei!te, bab lie nit III
rem 9inbe 81 ibren Gltern geeangen
uno penn er lie mieoer wolIe, 10 mOoe
er lie bort bDlen. @r bplte Tie unO balb
oarauf muroe Iie trarlt. Stun loQ Der
tiefbetriibte gbenan einen grief ge=
i6rieben baben, tuorin Der Wunid gum
Nusoruf tommt, oaB Die Sbeure bpf=
fentlib ni6t oariiber tomme, ia es ipl
io5ar mod cine Semertung i'm 8riefe
9efanoen baben, oaB Der i9merS9e=
beuote 8atte bereit pdre, ein iol.
des Gnbe nit ettpel6er Na6biilfe ber=
beisufiibren. 9ieIer Brief nun wuroe
bon - oer 6rau gefunoen. 9ab Der
Wann eilen marmen @mpfane erbielt,
als er oarauf pieoer nad Sauie fam,
tann man ii6 porteuen. Sod nad)
uno mad fam alles mieber ins ri6ti9e
8eleiie uno jeBt leben Die beioen tuieoer
sulammen tpie smei Surteltauben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

Wie Die e6ubsDlle gum v0ortbeil"
Der 9lrbeitertlahe gerei6en, bariiber ee=
ben folsenoe 3ablen oes 9unpes-9lr=
beisitatiltiters 9lustunft Sn ben Sab
rem 1888 uno 1889, alio spei Sabre Dor
Snfrafttreten Der McGinleD=gia fanoen
1892 Streits nit 397. 1868 5beilneb=
mern itatt, 1891 unb 1892 bin9eeen,
b. ;. in ben spei Sabren nod grlab
Der Wc&inlep=gia l3, CSC Streifs nit
sos, ,610 Streitern. geweiien bieie
3ablen nidt, tpie seraoe oas vgeidiibte"
6abritantenthum. es 1T, tpeldes Die @r=
better 10 wenis tbeilnebmen ldbt on lei.
mem Webrprofit, oaB es lie bielmebr
5lpinat angeorObte 0obn=&eouftiOnen
nit Der Streifwade ab3uwebren Z? So
liebt Der yS6ub" aus, ben bic amerita=
nii6en 9lrbeiter nad einem Siege Der
republitaniiden gartei gu setudrtisen
baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
4cuen autr Den Sortbeil be:
ttttken

bon 8. q. parmelee's vspe3ial Sseier"
I'M rbalbe Gabrpreiie" gu lidern an
S6uben -? IS miro @u6 fiderli6 be-
5ablen, oies 8u tbun, oa es ettpas beHer
als 9epObnli9 iit fir oieien Monat.
Ollie uniere Sdautiihe fino 9efiiat nit
Speaialitdten 9febmt bic 6eniter in
Sba6t fir tpeitere grideinungen. @ir
fitbren bier feline Preiie al, oenn mir
pollen, oab Sbr ielbit bertommt uno
oieie S6ube iebt uno uns Ieiern belft
in oieIem Monat.
gSir wollen mebr Sdubs fortidaffen
oils mir nod je i'm Wonat Suli per=
tauften. geoin9ungen itritt baar.
e. &. parm lee, Der Sdubbdnb=
Ter, ll6 Oit=So6ftrabe. Sem pbilabel=
pbia, Ohio.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
Biero nuo gsu0sg sestobien

GeBten Mitttpof lam Elm ilinQer
9urId'e in oer 2ei0f0l bon MC@olam
& Cons in llhri4spille unh berlan0te
ein 8u99p. um mil ieiner 0tutter Wer=
Iwnnote ouf Dem 2anOe gu beIuben. Gr
Inannte Deri6ieoene 9tn9eltellte Der Yon
S0nOle gabn, Del6e ibn oielen Seib=
faa empfpblen bdtten, uno ba Die 2eute
ben 2eibitalbelibern betannt maren, 10
nabmen lie feinen Mnitarb. Dem Manne
oos Su99D su 9eben. Setter baben lle
aber tpeber BON Dem Manne mod bon
Dem 8ef1brt mieoer ettpas geieben. Sic
getannten, auf Die er iib berufen, te1l=
men nidt einmal ieinen Namen uno
piIen nur, baB er einige gSohen ari
Der gan gamble 8abn 9earbeitet bat.
Ser Suridc 1T ungefdbr 10 ooer 20
Sabre alt uno 1deint Elm geriebener
&unoe gu iein.
Spdter. Sas 8efdbrt puroe tuie=
Der gefunoen uno slpar Suggp uno @e=
ibirr IN Carroll County uno bas Bferb
in Sefferlun @puntp, mo- Elm gferoe=
bdnoler Dem 8iebe oafelbe abgetauft
hattie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
0atsaI Sober.

Sn ben 8unb Der Gbe tratsn am 4.
Suli Serr Gbriit Shane nit 6rdulein
Caroline Weber.
9lm 4. Suli muroe Elm Sobn BON
8eor9e Seio 5iemlih i6per perlebt
our6 S6ieBen bon Seuerpert.
Sle 6rau BON Sacob guertel lieei
i6per frant barnieoer.
Sie rpeiBen Staotpferoe brannten ON
lebten W}ittno6 bur6 uno ri6teten ei=
nigen S6aoen an in gellers 2eibltall.
u. 8. @OleD belt bic 9feroe auf, bo
oieie eben in raienOem @alopp bappr
rannten.
Die &ollingmiQ miro ibren 8etriet
am nQ6Iten Montag pieber aufnebmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

Sic jdbrli6e 8eriammlung Der
Npotbeter bon Obio nabm am Mittpot
i'm 0otel Sictorp in put=in=8ap ibren
9lnfang. prdlioent gbarles %. Sobp
BON Srop belt bic jdbrlide Nnipra6e,
pel6e bon TreD. %. 0erblt BON @olum=
bus beanttportet murbe. Gin YDridlag,
9r. Mtcgieal, ben Staats Mil9erei=
uno Nabrunssmittel : 8omnliiidr aug
Der Tereiniguns ausSuitoben, tpurbe aui
ben Slid seleat, miro jeoOd pabri6ein=
li6 no6mals oorgebradt tperoen. @ie
es beibt, iOllen bauptidhlid iol1e Mit=
glieoer. Die oes Yerfaufs unreiner Maa-
reit ihulois befunoen tpuroen, bic Seq
neri6aft Gr. Mc9leafs ausma9en.
(Weltb.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
" Ser Seleoranb melbet Der

Ser telegraph meloet ben Sob
Der 5rau 9arriet 8ee6er Stone, Der
Werfallerin oes in ale eipiliiirte Spra=
diem iiberiebten &omans nSnfel Som's
0iitte, zines gu6es tDeldes befannt-
li6 sur 3eit ieines griAeinens einc
ungebeure Seniation berporrief uno
unsemein bel beitrug 5urgmancipation
Der Sflapen. 9lopb @arriiOn, Wen=
bel pbilips uno anbere Nbolitionilten
tpurben gu ibren befen Reben bur9 bic
aus benz Goman empfangenen ginoriife
enthammt. Die WeritDrbene mar bic
ShDeiter 0enrp Waro 8ee1ers unb
erreihte elm Mlter BON 86 Sabren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

RiGt eeipDbnIi9e GrsebniFs, tas
mentlth fir einsn fonit ME aus benz
2anbe Iommenben sSn0toner. bat Der
Sobn eines 6Guptlings Der rSla9fDz
PIE, bon Der BuDallupzReie
am pugetz@unb, tpdbrenb zines Sahs
reg In 3tpei 0elten bur93unahen gez
habt. Go ersGblt er penig1tenS felbit,
nno mon Bat @runb aur Innabme. bob
sr Die Mobrbeit fpridt.
Sobn Captain - 10 betbt bic tpds
dere Rot6baut nit benz perenglii6ten
9famen tpurbe i'm WtGr5 porisen
Sabres In Der NGbe bon Sacoma,
Waib., Bel etnem San5persniisen ans
sebeitert unb tpesgeldleppt. mas bic
WotroIen, nad Der 6ineiii9en Stabt,
mo es friiber beionbers i'm Sdpunge
ftanb, ySbanebaien" nennen. 9lls er
tpieber gu ftd lam, mar er auf einem
beuti6en Segslboot, minbeftens fiinf
Meilen bonn 2anbe. Gr brf fuhte,
liber 8orb gu ipringen, tpnrbe aber boz
ran perbtnbert unb bann in Gi5en set
legt, Na1 elmer Sahrt bon fiinf Moz
naten. pdbrenb beren er oft tpegen
Weiserune, su arbeiten. mibbanbelt
unb einselperrt purbe, unb manamal
f6redlihen 6unger lit. selanste er
nit benz @diff mad Samburg. Str
traf man auf bem S9iff beionbere
8ortebrungen, bab er ni4t auf bas
2anb entrinnen fonnte.
Mber einer Der Matroien erbarmte
iid tetner uns itedte ibm sinen S9lAis
fel au. mttteIs beifen Der @efangene IN
elmer bunflen Naht fetn Derlieb off
nste trob aner Wahiamteit i4liipfts
er ourcb, fprane in ben Samburser
Safen btnetr uno i9wamm sliidlt4
on bas l1frr. Sn einsm 2anbhaufe
auberbaIb Der Gtobt erianste er fir
stntse Mo1e 9efhdftisuns. Damn
Iu9te unb fonb er ben ameritanH6sn
goniuI In 6ambura, pelder ibm Mra
bett auf etnem nod SoIIaub unb gnsa
Lamb ssbenbsn Sdtff Deridaffte. Spbn
fam Bis na92ipsrpOol. mubte itd aber
ppn bort, ba Der amsriianii6e Gonful
in 2tperpooI nitbts fir ibn tbat, als
Stromer bis mad 2onbon burdfdlas
gen; babel fiel er audi in bie 9Gnbe Der
Poli5et. bic tbn iebo9 niat lanee feits
btelt.
sSn 2pnbpn bate er mehr Slid bet
ben amertfaniT4m 8eamtsn unb tpurs
be nun tpteber istnem Daterlanbe 5uges
fiibrt; er tpurbe auf etn Boot sebra4t,
tpeI9es nad Mpbile, 9lla., ging. unz
terlpsss iebo9 ipurbe er abermals. ipie
er eradblt, gana bunbsgemeir behans
belt, unb aIs sr in Mobtle ncm Gapis
t8n ab1olut nidt5 bon Der fiir feine
4rbeit aef1uIbeten 2Dbnung berausz
brtnsen tonnts. Ionbern bisfer pttlz
msbr tbn feitaubalten trahtete. befers
tirte SDbn. Damn serietb er in Wfoz
Bile In bic @sieufdaft bon Stromern
unb OeIperabos, uno auf 8iiterDagen
naKauerte er ii6 nad Nen Orleans
hur9. Gr bettelfe, .unb itromerte tpetz
ter, unb na9 pielen, neuen Nbenteuern
taucbte er enblia In Der 8unbesbaupts
fabt ouf. 9ter batten feline 2eioen Elm
Gnbe, sr ionnte fth benz Snbianers
9ilfscommiFdr geseniiber poaitdnbts
ibsntifteiren, unb feline Insaben fhie<
men bur9aus glaubpiirbig. Wsit nsnen
Rleibern osrfsben, trat CT gema4Ith
bt. 8udfabrt nau Wuttern1 an. Oas
bierfiir rDtbiss Gelb tpirb BON benz
ibm sutommsnbsu Sabrselb abseao@
gen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
Rob bon Gbriitopber Sbecler.

Dim q. Sum- bat lid in Muncie,
Stlo., mo- er lett mebreren Sabren
pobnte, @briltopDer Sbeeler, friiber in
Ganal Soper pobnbait uno mdbreno
mebrerenSerminen Mapor jener Stabt,
erbdngt. Der 0eritprbene mar 80
Sabre alt uno mar I6on felt Monaten
trdntli6. Sein 8eli6t tpuroe 10 idpa6,
oaB sr nldt mebr leien tonnte, unD oas
aeben naro ibm cine giiros. .Sn Den
leBten Sasen tamen oa5u nod uner=
trdglide Sopfi6mmersen uno oies
bra6te ibn oa5u, ieinen 2ebensfaoen
in aepaltlamer @eiie entstpei su i6nei=
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
Gin farbtges nno bIutt9eS
ytcnic.

Baltimore, Mo., 6. Suli. - Sn
So6 3apen. nabe oieier Staot, ent=
itano am Samitag Nbenb bel einem
pienie, tpeldes bon Garbigen abgebal=
ten nuroe, elm Rampf. Ser Sheriff
beriu1te einen Ne9er Namens Butler,
Der einen Rebolper ae9en einen Mann
se3o9en bate, 3u perbaften. sm iel-
ben Auaenblide 9ingen so Neger auf
ibn uno feline Deputies los, ibluaen
lie unb betparfen fie nit Steinen. 0ie
geamten leerten ibre Gopolper in ben
Daufen ilrer 4nsreifer uno tpurben 6
yie9er berlDnnbet uno piele perbaftet.
einer Der 8erpnnbeten III gefdbrli4
perlebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
WeMer Shminoel.

Sm weltli6en Sbeile uniers Gpun=
ties llno bic 6rauen tiirsli6 BON einem
S6winoler in folsenoer @eiie anse=
tlibrt poroen st tommt init elmer ero=
BEN Iusmabl BON Su6prpben uno nit
elmer 9lnSabl papiermulter. Sic Mu=
Iter pertauft er fir einen Collar uno
oeripri6t, 9enus Sud- nadSuliefern,
oaB es sl einem &leioe rei6e. Oas
5ud iou Gnbe Der Mo6e eeliefert per=
ben. 9tatiirlib marten Die Grauen um=
ionf auf Die 2ieferuns. Ser ,Gerl loll
in unierem GOuntp mebrere bunoert
Dollars eri9ninbelt baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
0roBes Granger nno 6arm Ct
Vtc= Wic.

gn 8ranger uno Garmer pic-Nic.
Su pel6em jeber ieinen eisenen 2orb
lnltbrlnst, miro am Sonneritas, 30.
.Suli in Infeneps 8ebDlS in Stone
Street, Dorf Sp., Oeranitaltet. Jiir
quite 3eoner uno quite Mulit tpiro ae=
iorst. 9ommt ale nit gut sefnIten
&Orben uno labt uns cine quite 3eit
baben.
Srancis Nntenep,
%. 8. Qntenep, gomite.
Emanuel Watbias,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
Observation-Disclosures
Opnnerltaa. Is. eSuni.

SDnner1ta9, rs. ,Stltll.
gucinba Wsap Welh geeen eames
9Belb. S6eioung benilligt, neil Der
Nnaeflaote Die Gldaerin boslpiIlig her=
lalen.
5reita9, 26. Suni.
g. 8. @bans eeoen 6. 9. Sbomp=
Jon. Snulb bon $24l .60nebf Soften
&C. onerfannt.
Samitag, 27. SUM.
Nbrabam 2orenS 9egen Sonuel
SObniton II. VI. gertauf oeS Irunb=
el9entbums an9eorbnet.
Seize 8. 8ater segen Saeob Genner
u. q. 8erfauf bes 6runbeisentbums
an9eorbnet.
9itiSens giationalbanf BON Stem Bbi=
laoelpbia gesen Wm. 8rpmn uno M.
Seibolo. S6ulb BON $129.38 nebIt
Soften &C. anerfannt.
Moiltas, 90. Suni.
@barlotte 8olf sesen Die @ommiifo-
ndre BON Susearatpas @ountp. Ser
9ntra9 fiir einen neuen prpseb wirb
3uriif9esogen uno Der Gld9erin peroen
$1,000 sugeipro6en unb baben Die Gpm=
millionaire Die Soften gu besablen.
Splbanus Stpeiber eeoen Senrp s.
Stoder u. u. Ser Nntrag fir einen
neuen proseB miro 5uriidseSogen.
SEQ. 81. Oomer ee9en Siram S.
MilIer. gntraa fiir einen neuen Yro=
seb suriidaesosen.
Soa S. Sarris sesen QDm. 8oiens
BERN. 8erbift fiir ben 2tneetlaeten.
Gbriftian 9eis ee9en Salnnel g.
Shompion. 8eribt beg MaKenper=
tpalters beltdtigt.
Sen. s. Beans ge9en @eo. Wolber.
Sem Sldger wuroen 1922 sugefprp=
1en.
Sobn &eioenbad aegen Sobn Spill
man. 0as 8eiu6 Tim einen nellen
9roseb tpurbe abeetpieien.
Soiepb 8. Oinning geoen 8eo. 8rab.
Sas 8eiu6 um einen neuen proaeb
murDe dDgenle1en.
g8m. 8. &utbleoae 9eeen Gobert
Smith. 8ebt por Die Circuit Court.
Srant M. Neigbbor gssen bic pan
gamble Giienbabn. @efu1 fir einen
neuen Broseb muroe abge,pieien.
Suian u. Scott 9esen Sem 8. Scott.
Sdeiouns betpilligt.
Watbias Selong 9egen Sarab M.
Wiaiams u. q. Sem Gldser wuroen
$l8l6.32 snseipro6en uno @ertaui
anseorSnet.
6rant Wlidael geeen @mma Mi1ael.
Nuf So ten bes GldeerS suriidge3ogen.
gnoora Clemens 9esen Tirsinia @as
non. 5beilung an9eorbnet.
Geo. $. @roB gegen S}oipar $. Wtit=
dell. gerufune auf Soften bes Sla=
gers suriidse5o9en.
6reo Wenb u. q. gegen Sbeo. &ip=
pei u. q. Gertauf angeoronet.
Sie 8. & Il. 9. & 6. So. gesen
N9nes Minnis u. u. GertauF anee=
pronet.
Selie 8. 8afer segen SatDb &enner.
8ertauf angeoronet.
lleberIi6t.
Ser Sermin puroe am 90. Mpril err
Dffnet. 9luf oem Brp3eB 8ersei6niE
fanoen 1856 Gipilprose1Ie. Do5u to-
men tpdbreno bes Sermins 78 neue
6due, total 266. Siepon muroen IS
6dae Dor Dem Ri9ter uno Is Dor ben
8eiAwornen perbanbelt IA ipurben
fallen selaRen, Is beiselest uno 2 ge=
ftriden; iooaB alio I'M @anSen 1Ol
Brp5eie ndbrenb bes Serinins erleoioi
tpuroell.
8On II &riminalproseHen tpuroen
fallen selahen, in 3 6dllen befannten
ii6 bic 9lnsetlasten fdulois uno eir
Saa uuroe benz Probate @eri6t iiber=
| tpisien.
Wdbreno oes Sermins muroen II
Gbeibeioun9en betpilligt.
Sas @eri6t pertas.e iid bonn 80.
Suni big 10. 9lusut, uno miro als.
oann eine furae Sa9ung balten.
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Warnt,t ,uobnt SIR nid)t int
ei9etett GaatSe I?

Spredt IN Der Blaming Wtil bon
Sobn Naselp unb Sobn an Sront
Strabe por uno Sbr peroet finoen,
oab es eben 10 leidt iit, i'm eisenen
9auie gu pobnen, als Mietbe su beaab=
len. 9ieielben bauen gu6 sesen eine
let1te Mnsablung nno gu aiinitisen 8e=
oinsunsen Elm 9aus unb berednen nu,
mdbise 3inien fir Das anseleste &api,
tai.
Warum Wiietbe besablen, tpenn Sbr
nit bem ndmli6en 8eloe na9 unb mad
elm 9aus ertperben f0nnt /?
Wiini6t Shr @ub nit lei9ter Miibe
elm eigenes Seim gu ertperben. 10 iebt
gud nit gidselp uno Sobn in 8er=
binoung. If
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

= Nus Nem Oort ipirb beridtet, bob
6. GDuie, felt 81 Sabren Dertrauens.
mann bes sroben 6nnittwaaren Sm-
port : @eiddfts bon Nuffmorot & So.
perbuftet 1T llnb fol berielbe nod gn-
ropa gegangen fein unter Witnobme
beoelltenber Summen.
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WeKorkem.

gtm |. Snli in Gilmore Ben 9iriep.
5r., in bobem 2llter, nu9bem ieine
Satin, Sarah, nur ueni9e Gage ooss
ber eeltorben mar. Ser YerItDrbene
mar Elm geadteter 6urner.
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4etratbSbelptltauttaett.

gilbert s. Humphrey - pearl Ssetters.
8eor3e 6. Setter - Slibe u. Weef.
Wm. q. 4r - Warp M. Seibert.
Sanes Scriben - glisa 5bonlas.
Sobn s. 5aplor - Sarab 8. Gurb.
Sobn Carpenter = Suian Collins.
@bas. u. Green - Marp Marneu.
Robert patterion - Mauo Wesyntire.
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y Bei 2enuf Saint Quentin tbur=
ben tpdbrenb zines ibmeren @etpitters
bret 5elOarbeiter bonn gliB eriG!asen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

NUIIEttIUHs 20. N3HIIl'
gueinba Wab gBelh 9eeen Snmes
Weld. 56eioung beluillist, neil Der
9lnaetlaate Die &ldeerin boslpillig her=
lnilen.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-08
MISS ESTHER HAS MEASLES.
Utmost Preeaution Doe. Not ANaiI 10
Keep the Disease out of the
AhiTr House.

washington AprI THE meeting Of The
cabinet wa- today postponed without date
owing 10 the sudden appearance Of the
measles In the prez.Ieuts household uttle
T. thrr Cleveland being stricken wlth b..
This lnfautlr disease has been alLloS [
epidemic IN Washington Tor some time
past and an Precautions have not availed
g. preveat ms spread every where. Private
secretary ThurSbers chiI-ren have all had
the disease Ia regular course and 10 pre-
vent the possibility Of its trans mission
10 the White House Mr. ThuFber has abb
seHted himself from his own domiCile for
Tie past week and has made his residence
81 the White House. However, this sacri-
u1e was Of no avail, Tor this morning the
eruption suddenly appeared On little Esther
Cleveland. marking her as The first victim
IN the White House. To prevel th- spread
Of The li+ ls- among The families m the
cab W1rl was seat by Lele-
sra4A - IEe FAMOUS degaTtmeats that
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-08

there would h- no meeting OF the cabinet
To-Day and then steps We're taken 10 COM
ba- the disease Iu MT, CIeyeland's house
hold bE.rrr were sent 10 NOodley, the
prr-4IF S suburban residence 10 put the
place iu shape for the immediate reception
~ tEe family, and Mrs, cleveland. accom-
panied by aI OF the children, left the
Lltr House 10 make their home at Wood
ley until fhe disease had run Its course.
Little Esther was taken away IN sepa-
rate carriage il the hope u contuing the
disease as much as possible and she viii
be secluded az WoOdley from the other
children Meanwhile the president and
Mr. Ihurbrr Will remain at the White
House unul the measles has run its
course IN the family. one effect Of the
appearance Of the disease vas the imme-
date abaHdoament of the kindergarten
which has been 30 successfully operated IN
quarters specially fitted up Tor the chill
dren Of the White House. The attendance
was not COHhncd 10 the Presidents chill
dren. about a dozen Of the smaller chill
dreu OF the cabinet antilles and Of friends
of Mrs. cleveland being regular attend
ants.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-08
FIVE OUTLAWS CAUGHT.
of CoheyyiIle, hus., by Two
Deputy MarshRls-

CoffeyyIlle, Kas., April 7.-(Special) A
gang OF tive territory outlaws was captured
southwest of this city yesterday by Deputy
United states Marshals Ed Jackson and
James Gibson, after a hot tight In which
Oliver Rocks one OF the leaders OF the
gang Was mortally wounded. He continued
to fire on the officers after his horse had
been killed and himself desperately wound
ei. he was left in the care of doctors. and
the four other prisoners We're brought to
this city and lodged in jail over night. The
officers left with them for Fort smith. Ark.
this morning where they are wanted for
crimes ranging ali the way from horse
stealing 10 murder.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-08
nurgIar. lad Coney.llle.

Santa Fe depot at this place was broken
into by burglars last night. They broke
the combination 10 the safe, but failed to
get II open. They evidently were frightenel i
away, as they left all their tools behind.
Everything in the depot vas upside down
this morning, but nothing Of Very great
value was taken
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-08

John Parker and DIR. j. NJ. Madison escaped
from the county jail and are now at large
No part of the prison is broken, and il IS
thought they were furnished with skeleton
keys BY Madison's wife, Parker was being
held for burglary and Madison for forgery.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-08

Topeka, Kas.. April 7-(SpeclaLl Gov
ernor Morrill, to-day appointed X. II. Yer
million 70 be police commissioner at Wich-
ita. vice L. keck, who resigned some weeks
ago. Mr.. Nermillion Is a Republican ami a
lawyer. and was recommended 70 the gov
ernor as man OF high integrity and tins
ability.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-08

Washington April 7-tSpeciaI1 F. F.
Lyman, of Baxter spF.ups and II Hs
spGuls of the seneca in-4ans arrived TO-
cay ~ urge th- interior department ~
give them $1,000 which they claim - due
the : GaCa IulIals.