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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-02

Gpioenien tuie Cholera, @slbes Gieber unb
anbere Aranfbeiten dbnliden Gbaraftere,
beren f6redlibe @irfuug alibeiannt III, Der.
breiten paniid1eu Sdredem. rmfaffenbe
ToriihtsmaBreseln merben angepanbt um
ibrer Serbreituns oor3ubensen. anbers iff
bies nit Der Sdipinbiudt, ob,pobf bieie
Watioualtrantbeit iueit nebr Opfer babiu.
rafft, als alle iere @pibemiem 3uianinenss.
non1nlen. gerbdltniBmdBis iuenis 2eute
Wiiien, mas fie fir ibre 0ieben tbuu 5ollen,
iuenn oieiean ber 5diuinoiudt lansiam babin
tuelfen, BON Sag sn Sag idmdher tuerben
unb idlieBlid bic srdbliditeu 2eioen erbut.
ben. oauge .3eit tpnrbe In folden Tdt
len 2ebertbrau nerorbnet, aber bie balnit ers
3telten unbefriebisenbeu 3eiultate nnb bie
8iffidt auf beiien iuiberliden, pieten
Yatieuten uuausiteblihen @eidmad baben
piele Ier3te ioipie bas Ynblifum tim MlIge.
n,einen oabinsebraft, ibr 8ertrauen DR..
Yierce's Golden Medical Discovery" susu.
iuenbeu. Oas perbieut es aud. Nidt alIe
Gdlle, aber bic tueitauS gr0bte i3abl berfeJ.
ben, mir slauben oolle SO Pro3ent, fonnen
nit 9llfe bes Discovery" furirt iueroen,
peun caiielbe redt,eitis senomnen tpirb.
DR.. 4ierce mutbet Niemaubem gu, jeinen
Seriiherunsen obne 8eiteres gu slauben;
er perlanst, bab man ff ielbit bon oereu
Rorreftbeit iiberSeuse. Gr bat eiu Yampbfef
erideineu lafen, peIdes bic gtamen. abref.
fen uno photographer eilIer sroBen Am,abf
bon Berionen eutbdlt, bic mittelit bes '.Dis-
covery" BON Sdltpinbiuft, 8ron1itis, seb.
rreuoem Suitell, Ifbma, droniidem Sdnup.
fen unS abnli9en 0eioeu furtrt murben.
Oaiielbe uiro al ieoe sepitnidte Mbreife
foltenfrei perianot. 9egeu GinIenbuna BON
Gents III Sriefmarfen tpirb eine mebi,is
nttde abbanbluns, ein Bud BON leo 6eiteu
blloeuo, betgele9t. =
Otan iueltbe iid] an bic Worlds Dispers.
airy Medical Association, Buffalo, u. n.
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&uSlnnn.

Ser 9anfIaAungstag nuroe bon Den
Nmerifanern in Berlin, Yaris, 2onoon
uno anOeren eurOpdiiben Stdoten feft=
LID began9eu.
Sn 9ambur9 linb 5000 @erftarbei=
ter am Streif, aQein es trefFen 2eute
aus @n9lanO uno S9peben Elm, tpelte
Die Stelen Der Nusitdnoilden einneb=
men.
Sin oeutf6er 6DrIter eri6oB bel Dem
lotbringiIden 8ren5oorf WtiinIter einen
transOltf9en Wllooieb. Der ibm cine
S6uBwunoe beigebra9t.
Sreibig gereleute iino lebte @o6e
our6 l6lagenoe @etter in einem Sob
lenber9werf in 3en9oy5e, Guilil6=go=
len, ums 2eben 9efomnlen.
Sn MaOaeasfar ninmt bic &ebellion
ge9en Die fransOIlide SerribaIt iiber=
banD.
Sie &egierun9 bon Yortueal bat Die
ginfuhr BON 1873, 100000 Gilps Wei=
gen autoriiirt, Inn ben Maneel i'm ein=
beimii9en Gorrotb uno i'm 8eoarf Der
Nation 81 erieBen.
Sn Grle9enlano baben erobe ueber=
ihwemmungen itattgefunben. 20 Men=
lben iino ertrunten uno Elm enprmes
Sanbsebiet itebt unter @aiier.
Sin furdtbarer Sturm miit6ete lebte
@ode an ben britiIdeu aiilten. Yiele
S6ilfe baben Shaoen selitten.
Sn Sar6efie, &urbiltan, bat aber=
mails elm @britenmaiiater itatteefun=
ben, Dem 500 Meniben, gum Spfer se=
fallen 1ino.
SIM Wiilitdrbpip,tal in Sabana lie=
GEN 1885 ipaniide Soloaten franf
oarnieoer.
Ser Barrier vSsisaro" mirft britt
iden GbeOern uno Sabritanten por, bab
lie Die Nusitanoe in Samburg anseset=
telt baDen. um ben beutfhen Sanoel
nod britiiAen Sdfen absuleiten.
Or. Sameion, Der 6iibrer oes @r=
oberungssuges nod Sranspaal, lit i'm
6efdn9niB lbiuer erfranft.
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y Iranriaen Zones last lidl 81

= 9raurigen Zones ldBt iid Die
.2Onoon 5iines@ ipie fol9t Dernebnel .
.Qlinerifaniide Qotpmotipen iperoen
nad NuBlanb anssefiibrt. Nnlerifaner
bauen 2ofomotioen- Mertitdtten an Der
WOlaa, le9en &6brenleitunaen i'm SITE
ben 9uBlanb's, uno gum erifen Mlale
fucrDen pon3erplotten fir Die ruiiine
0lOtte IN ben Wereini9ten Gtaoten ans
9efertiat. Mber Die repubIitanilhe
ODd3ollpreiie bleibt nintsbsHoipeniQer
babel, 0aB Oss Qmeritaniine 9nbuIfris
|iu @riltloe aelsrt muB, fails man i1t
|ni6t i6leuni0R NIT sil,sr Grb6tuuQ
|oer G&ub36lIe au Guile tornnlt, \
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Gin ircGcr 1teberfaI.

9anlas Gitp, no., %. Sob. - Sir
auf Der Sabrt nad Snoepenoence be.
| lgriffener uno 9ans nit paiiaaieren on.
eefiillter StraBenbabnwagsn nusoe in
Der 9onneritas Nabt. UNI Mltterno6t,
BON bier Mannern, on bere,t Spite
Oscar B,ioses ltano, iiberfallcn. Der
Ylan, Die paiiasisre gu berauben,
miblans abe- uno Bridges, Der mad
beftiser Ge9enmebr fefsenommen wur=
De, muroe als 8efaneener bierberge=
bra6t.
Ser @aseon mar init 2euten, biz
bonn 3beater mad Sauie suriidfebren
wOllten, anaefiillt uno entblelt fiebGe
Yal1agiere. @ls er an elmer einiamen
STEELE stpiIdeu ben bsioen Stdoten an
setommen NOR, iprang Bridges, un=
masfirt, auf Die bintere Ylatforlu.
@r gina our6 ben @agson noh purne
u1o belt Dem Diotprnier einen &epol=
per auf Ole Yruf, ibm beiebeno, lif
rllbi9 i'll peybolten uno DE Gar ni6i
s9er mieoer in Beuegrng su ieben, bic
er Die @rlaubnib baau er6alte.
Sin speiter Bandit, Der aber mas
| tirt mar, iprang gleiG nod Bridges
auf Die Ylatform uno batte 9erdbe ben
Yahaeieren befoblen, Die SduOe in Die
0Dbe Su beben, ols i'm Der Spnoufteur
am &raoen pofte unO bon Der glat=
form hiluntermarf. Sieies idnelle
| uno eneroilGe 9anOeIn iDeint Die bei=
ben onoeren Yanoiten, oeren Mufgube
es pbne GlueiIel mar, Den Sonoutteur
| I'M Sdud su balten, ouBer Sahun0
9ebront su haben, benh olle orei fliid)=
;eten lid1 iofo.t III Den gSalO, ibrcn
l3omerooen ouf Dem Wa99on suriif=
lohenO. Der li6 inswiI9en wieoer il
Seweaun9 eelebt bate.
Bridges mar aber aud, lerooe iuie
| iein Somsroo, an Den llnre6ten oefom-
men. Ser Mptorrier botte ben MaHn
gepadt uno nit 0iilIe mebrerer Der
mdnnli0en Yohuaiere gelang CO iDm,
i'm nod eiiliger 2eit su iiherpdltiNen,
obne oaB Ell i'm Stanoe 9etpeien mGre,
bon ieinem Geoplper 8ebrou6 3u mo-
1en. 8ie Tailoaiere pn,Oen oonl
Obne tpeitere StDrung nod Snoepen=
Oente 9ebrNbt.
Sem Mutb bes Goaoutteurs 9ono
SofiDn uno oes Moiorniers q. S.
&plius beyDanien es ph,;e 3reifel Die
8allu0iere, bab Iie Mot beraubt tpnr=
ben iino. GDlns gloubte SuerIt, bab
oer Monn i9erse, oils er aOer DEN Sorf
zines 49folibri9en Gepulpers gegen lei=
ne Yrult eeo,iiGt io1, mar Ell idnel Dem
Yefehl. Die SdllOe in Die 66be 81 ball
ien, gefpl9t. Gjlei1 oayauf ia6 F6
St1Oees eiiien 2luaenblif ull, wabg=
f@einliD, um ii6 au Uer9ewlhern, Ob
ieine Spietseiellen aud ibre S@ulol9=
teit ibGten. 9ieien Nuaenblif benuyte
3olins Tim Bridges einen S6la9 nit
Der Ssauf ims Geliht gu eeben, ioodB
Der Wiann 9cesn Den Controller iiel.
&olins pafte Dann ihnea oen 8euol=
Der. Sles rettete ibm nabrldeinli6
oos 2eben, benn Bridges butte in o"n=
lelben Nngemblif ahaeOriift, Der Beige
finger bes Motorniers befano li6 aber
smii1en bem So5n unO Der Yatrple.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-02
y 9ie 3udthausoirectoren benz

\ Die 3udthausoirectoren betpil-
ligten neulih IN Columbus bem
@lert &oehne fiir @rtra 9lr=
belt $3.50, unb bieler mar 10 erfreut
bariiber, oaB er ieinen Sreunben elm
gantett CAB. Nls er Die Nnpeiiune
falliren ,pDllte, mics Der Muoitor lie
suriif, uno stuar auf @runo zines bon
Der leBten 2eaislatur pallirten 8eIebes,
bas ben @lerfs in Staatsanltalten iebe
Srtra.8er9iitung unteriagt. Goebne
ipatlote lib an ben Staats=@eneralan=
malt, Der bem Mubltor beiltimte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-02

= Oie in Der Maldinenballe beiddi=
tieten sSnfalien bes 3udtbaufes gu
GaHel biloeten am ~. Nob. auf Elm
eegebenes 3eihen, na6Oem iie iilt bor=
bet nit 0ammer unb Merten beipafinet
batten, elm @aree ullb erfldrtel Den
Nufiebern, bab lie ifreifen tpiiroen.
ipenn bic adtitiinoise Nrbeits3eit niht
burh3efiihrt iDiiroe. I'm ibr 2eben
niht nubloS 3u risfiren, ntuBten Iid)
Die Qlufieher aundht fiisen, i'm @ebei-
men perlfdnbigten lie aber bic Militdr.
bebbrben, tpelhe eine Nbtbeilung Dnia=
ren nod bem 3udtbauie fanbten.
Wlit ge3oaenen NepolDern orangen BIZ
Nufaren in bic 0ale Elm utlb entlpa5f.
ueten bic Meuterer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-02
GytMriinnen mad hem Meiten, nm
cine neme 6eimatb III lud5en.

Wean tpenbe lid an ben ndbfien
Naenten Der penniploania 2inien fdr
ndbere Mustunft, ober aoreIlirs s.
Ban Duien, Gbef Nfiiifent General
paRaaier N9eist, pittsburs, ga. Nieo-
|ri9e preife fur Vile. IS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-02

= IoqltdnOis aiftfrei unb in iebea
gesiebung uniddolitb lit bas 81 m er
rican Ball Blue. Gin rotber
Streifen In Der Mitte bes cadets 3eid.
net es bor berFdlihten Nrtifsln nit 6bn.
Ili1en Namen aus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-02

Ger enquirer" beribtet, bob Sn.
terbieIps nit ben Beiibern Drn 9ronni-
|ueinbrennereieri In Der gincinnati-Me=
|qion III Dem GraebniB 9eflbgt baben,
BAT idmmili9e Brennereibeiiber geQetl
|yilbung eines xMbisfep pool1 iinb,
|eintrlei, tuiepiel lie finosi3ieu babel pro.
|fitiftn piroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-02
Rad Grbolnmss Platem fur ben
QUimtcr.
galifarnien unh per Beaen. 5loriaa unu her sanen

Wtan ertunbiae iid bel ben Sidet
Ngei.ten Der penniplpania 2inien nod
ben nieorisen Preiien, Der idne1en
dahraeit unb Der porsu9lihen Seoie=
nung auf bieien Babnen. IS besahlt
iid, ipenn Sbr cine folde &eiie nor=
babt. Wenn es nidt bequem lit, Iib
nit ei1em 2ocalaseuten Der penniplpa=
mia Babnen in 8erbinoung su feBen,
10 ipenoe man fih an s. 8an 9uien,
@bef-NiIiitent @eneral pallasier Mgent,
pittsburs, pa., fiir ndbere Mustunit.
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&urse Wottse,t.
2nIann.

Yei @utbrie, .. s., tamen 16 Ser.
lonen in einem prairie=6euer um.
Sm 5auie bes prdlioenten 6arri=
ION in Snoianapolis lpuroe lebte Wo6e
einsebroden uno cine soloene ubr uno
eine fleine @eloiumme eeitoblen.
Sn Somlins Green, O., tperben 3ur
3eit stpei Strol6e prosellirt, Die einei,
Yplisiiten erihoiien, Der lie bel einem
Ginbrude abfahen ipollte.
Nm %. glop. tpuroe in Soleoo, s., ,
SriibjabrsweiSen fir Mailieferung fiir
81 per 8uibel perfauft. CUR ndmli=
dcn 3eit mar Der greis in ytem Oort
81, in Ebicaso 85s Gents.
Sn Nellonpiue, g., lit Die Nnlaae
Der @ait GIapton 8rif So. bur6 Sseuer
serltOrt uoroen. 100 9lrbeiter lino be-
l1dftiounsslos geiporoen.
YrGioent Glebelano miro na6 Nb=
lauf ieiner Prdlioentidaft nad prinee=
ton, 9t. s., iberI Iieoeln, no er cine
ibone SeliBun9 9etauft bat.
Sn Portlano, Oregpn, seiote am 26.
gop. Der thermometer 81 8rab unter
9tuQ.
gus Minneiota uno SHo Oatota
fommen Na6rl9ten iiber ibwereS6nee=
ltiirme unO ioll Der giienbahn 8ertebr
oaour0 beoeuteno seitOrt tporoen iein.
,yn Salton, @apne GountD, O.,
itarb am 6reitag oer ieben Sabre alte
Carolyn Mcglbennep, pel1er Dor stpei
Mtonaten ben ettpas Glteren Spmmp
&ioo BON @lepelano eri6oilen bate.
Sie ROblenber9perte in 5berroos=
oille, Garyol So, O., lino oeldloIIen
moroenL oa lib Die $50 9lrbeiter eeipei=
CERT baben, eine 2p1nreOuftion bon 81
auf 45 Gents an5unebmen.
9tus 9aDton miro beri6tet, oaB Sas.
Sbuttes, Elm 6ubballipieler Der Senni=
ion college @lfe beim Spiel oas @erif
brad.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-02

200 Nonunente tperben Bel Bet
ter q 9ptIe ~ guren eisepen preiien
bertouft. #
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-02
Giu iiberrai(btnoe8
3ngeitdnbniB.

Stt Wetp Corr ,uar TT fiaat attfetsss
attoer foleenoett Sabrett oaS Bets
b&ItmtB oer oitrd1 G6tuinof,sdbt
neritrfad)ten SooeSfdAe ttss
Oer8Ietdj s,sr @efast,ntaabJ
aute bret ~ a,paa3t0.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-02

Sic 8ei6eiten 2eute berbeiIern lire
Gebler, bic baml,etl 9e{tebeil {ie Elm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-02

. Gs Qibt Din8e, Die mir uns ielbR
ni&t 0eflehen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-02
grtenrtrh Runtnter'a q
9ntel su Den 8
!SllmceSbrucerlt

49- Sd Sanf Straee, GlepeIanb, 9.
Seher3ett frtfdes Bier, quite @eiue uuo sioubre,
Reenoe ftnben quite uuterfunft unb bic 2erpfIeauuo
tf etne oor5hglte Wtau fprede bel syrieb. opr unS
hberseu9e idb ieIbft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-02

Die beste wirklich die einzig wahre Blutrei-
nigungs Medizin. Nur Won G. I. Hood s. Co.,
Lowell, Mass, praparirt. Preis 81
HOODS PllIen @ ieicht tvu"n zu nehmen, IN e' Wir,
ken leicht. rs cents
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
TELEeRAPHIc ITEMS.

The worst snowstorm known for several
years prevailed in some OF the southern
states.
In the Italian chamber the governments
African policy was approved by vote Of
1856 to %.
Mgr. Ormanian, the now Armenian
patriarch, was installed at the cathedral
of kOum kapOu.
The proposal to settle the strike Of the
Hamburg dock laborers by arbitration
was rejected by the employers.
Chauncoy Johnson wen known thief
and burglar. was sentenced in New York
to one year in the penitentiary.
The trial Of ex-Assemhlyman Eugene
Vacheron of Queens county, y. y, ac-
cused Of accepting bribe, was begun in
Albany
Tho funeral of William Steiaway was
held in Liederkranz hall, New York. Carl
Schurz made an address, ard ldouard Ge
Reszke, Mime. lanes and otheis sang.
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
A DARING GANG.
A Hard OF swindier~ Who Operated Er-
tensivels. Caught st Last.

porTsvilLf Pa, Dec a By The arrest
of Charles Ruhcusly the federal nuthorl-
ties say they have broken up % daring gnng
of swindlcrs who, during the past ilNc
Years have obtained goods valued nt mnny
thousands eft dollars from merchants OF
New York. Boston, Cnirngl lhilldelph
and other ciiies Tho rinplcadors Oi the
gang are said O. Lave ho'n three brothers
Harry, Abraham ANA Charles faroWsky
kuhensky Was arrested in ~hcnnrdulh
hy Deputy uiicd states Marsiui Myers
and postollicc Inspector Hugh y Gurrrau
both OF Philadelphia th' chafga leing n
legal use of the mails
The gang operated through sttfos cs,ab-
lishcd under assumri nunes in ,nlll
towns A pood credit would DE w,rEed hy
buying small lots OF sooiis inr cash and
then, on the strength or he casli credit
othor stores were established lh3 suppos "a
prupriciors secured good commercial rat
ings of from F3,uOn o. $4,000 free of In
debtodncss and thus ohtniuol large qunn-
titles Of goods ON time These gouds would
be ordered sent o. certain stores, hut upon
their arrival tho swndlcf~ moved them
elsewhere and disposed of thcm at leisure.
Harry and Charles Narowsky have also
been arrested Abe lWovsky ANA Joe
Alpcrt, another alleged mcmhcr of the
gang are fugi,ivcs from Justice and arc
said To DO i'm Africa
The Investigation was Instituted by tho
United Typewriter supply company Of
/ Philadelphia. which traced mp machines
shipped Co the Nanticnkc store and found
them ai the Dlnvillo branch. The Dan
VILE store was smnll affair, but large
/ quantities of goods were ordered Ia It's
name, which, however were ncvor unload
ed from the freight platform, but were
promptly reshipped to other places
In tracing the gang the officers hunted
through much Of the mountainous coun-
try Of central Pennsylvania, and the story
Of their adventures reads like romance
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
Against Convict Labor.

MILWAUKEE, Dee. 3.-The Wisconsin
Anticonvict Labor association was formed
here by representatives Of the interests
affected by prison labor competition. The
meeting was attended by representatives
Of % firms manufacturing chairs. and let
ters were read from houses In other liics
of business favorable TO the abolition of
convict labor Resolutions were adopted
pointing out the "ruinous effect of cm-
ploying convicts in competition with free
labor at the different penal institutions
and defining the object Of the association
to take proper measures % induce stat,
and county authorities TO stop such com
petition
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
Alnrm Id Ian clnlrr.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Dec. 3.-The Chip
pewa Is slowly falling but this only In.
crcascs the alarm, because it indicates that
water is accommodating al Chippewa Falls
and elsewhere above here. Tho ice pack
az Badger Hills, half way between Eau
Claire and Chippewa Falls, is piling high
er, and everything seems to indicate tlut
the river IS choking up more and mCre.
AT Porterv.lle three miles below this city,
families that have moved out of their
rhousos on Che ilats--ahout 30 persons in
all--cro sleeping in the schoolhousc and
tho church and at their ueighhors houses.
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
Tbe Fiflv-arth conrress.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3-The clerk of the
house of representatives has issued the
usual unofficial list of members of the
house of the Fifty-ffth congress. The list
shows that the house win be composed Of
2O4 Republicans, l24 Democrats, l3 flu
sionists, - Populists and silverites
There is one vacancy from the First Mis-
souri, district OF the total membership,
2O5 were in the last house and 10 others
had served in previous CONGRESSES.
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
Hold IN and shot.

GRE-SCAsTLE. Ind, Dec. 3.-William +.
Counts, 40 years old, druggist and ex-
postmaster ut Eoolsvile nine miles west
of here. was shot by tiamps Counts and
his clerk were just closing their general
store, wien to was met at the door hy
two men, who ordered them TO throw up
their hands. Tho CLERK did 800 and was re-
lotcd of his yaluahlcs Counts resist ed,
and in the fight that followed, ho was GOT
i'm the left cyc Tie robbers are sin at
large. Counts was one of the most prc.li-
men. mon in the county
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
r.ri.hni In N nlin,nr.l.

BISMARCK, Dec. 3-Inc report reac "a
here from Williamsiort, Eumons coui y,
thata Russian family, c1nsistingo of am d.
his wife nnd three children. had rcrls ed
in the terrible blizzard on Thanksgiving
day il is expected thnt q number of I'D.
pie were frozen in delrh in different v-
tions of the state whose deaths havo aot
lecn reported Cattle that wcso not .O-
tected nearly AN reiished In han1 oi
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
Mlnn rires PM ont.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3-presidcnt G. o.
Baxter of the ellison Asphaltum company
has received % telegram stating that the
fires which have been raging i'm the asphalt
um mines of the company near Fort
Chesne, i'm Utah, have been cxtinguishcd,
and preparations FOR recovering the bod as
of the dead will be begun at once hose
fires have been burning for some time and
threatened the destruction of the valunblC
deposlt OF asphnltum no That point.
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
nr. Illn RcInnaod rrom IN.

LONDON, Dec 3-Dr Leander s. june
son was released last night at o'clock
from Holloway jail in compliance with he
order Of the home secretary, Sir Matthew
White Ridley. DR. jameson underwent
"a serious operSion ina the Jail on Nov 49,,
and the release was ordered ON medical
grounds lie was sentenced 90 ~ months
Imprisonment on July - last on "a charge
of violating the neutrality laws In invad-
ing the territory of the south African re-
public AT the hend of the .lnmnsnn raih.
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
Won Llebsrt.a New re.t.

BERLIN, Dec. 3.-Colonel won Licbcrt,
according TO the Norddcutschc Allgemeine
Zoitung has been appointed as the new
governor OF German East Africa TO sic-
cecded Baron Won Wissmann. Colonel Won
Liebert Is great authority on military
technique, ana after the Chiua-Jnpancse
war he was offered the position of re1r-
ganizer of tho Chinose nrmy.
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
FOUR CHILDREN cREMArE0
They Accidentally sot Fire 60 "a Room In
which They Were Locked Up.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3--rhc four children Of
Paul Bartcoyitch, % lahorer living no 1916
North Fifty third strcct-Joseph 6 years
Rosa, years; John. . years. and Louis,
yoar-werc burned 10 death last evening
Mrs Bartcovitrh, going out Of the
house, left the three younger children In
charge of Joseph placing all four IN the
Kitchen and locking the doors. IL Is sup
posed they set fire to the house I'm play.
The building was a small one story frame
affair and in a sparsely settled district.
The mother, two hours after leaving,
was the first 90 find that her house had
been burned
All OF the bodies were found in the ruins
badly charred.
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
Illinols, vote For preslloni.

SPRIyGFIgLD, llls.. Fec 3.-The official
vote Of Illinois for president as tabulated
by the secretary of state is as follows: Me-
Kinley. G0i. 1870; Bryan, 46l. 523; middle
of the road Populist Lode Levcrlng,
Prohibitionisi, 1876; Matchett, Socialist
Labor. liz; Bentley, National party,
793: Palmer. gold Democrat, g, 300.
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
a Sewer Ping Trn.t.

pITTsBUEG, Dec 3.-The preliminary
steps toward the formation of "A sewer pipe
trust were taken yesterday, when ~ repre-
sentutiyes of prominent firms met here
and formulated a plan for such pool and
issued a call for general meeting here in
the latter Part Of this month.
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
Neellsenee KIN. a Man.

HuosoN, y. ", Dee 3-Sovcral lys
ago Jacob stevens, an aged man, was
knocked down by a horse driven hy VIII
liam Noshurgh OF this city and died from
his injuries An inquest was held, nd
Vosburgh was found guilty OF negligence
he was arrested and committed to jail to
await the action OF the grand jury on the
charge Of marslaughtor i'm the sec nd de-
f.rnn
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
May soil Breechioadcrs In AIasI.a.

WAsHINGToN. Dec. 3-The secretary OF
the treasury, with the approval of Che
president, has Issued an order removing
the restrictions placed heretofore upon ihe
importation and sale in the territory OF
Alaska except the islands of ST. George
and st. Paul, of breechloading rifles q l,l
ammunition suitable therefor This actl 90
was taken in compliance with numerous
requests from various sections of the coun-
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
nnrmnn,.. rrnlln Iinlnnc.

BERLIN, Dec 3-Tho minister for for
eign affairs Baron Marshall Won Biebcr-
stein, replying today in the reichstag TO
the criticism of Count Won Kardord, the
agrarian leader said that the official sta
tistics showed that the balance Of trade
against Germany had been considerably
reduced
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
The Patient "A Navy Man.

MIDDLErowN, n. Y, Dec. 3.-Mrs. II,
II. Todd, whose husband is assistant su-
perintcndent of the House of Refuge, Ran
dalls island, came here and identified the
mysterious patient at Thrall hospital as
her brother, Daniel W. Buck He has
served is years in the navy as chief en-
gneer Of United States steamships Pensa-
cola and Alaska.
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
National Monetary Conference Postponed

INDIANAPOLIS, De- 3.-The executive
committee having in charge the arrange
monts for the national monetary confer
ence OF commercial bodies has changed the
date for the conference rom Jan. 10 Jan.
L. The body win meet in Tomllnson
hall. where the national convention Of
gold standard Democrats was held.
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
nnrrlnr. 49,. n IInnl.

OMAHA. Dee. - Expert cracksmen
blew the big safe open in the iewelry store
of ii. hirshburg and got away with soi-
600 In diamonds and cash. The place Is
located In the heart of the business district
OF the city
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
The OmcIal Figures For wisconsin.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 3.-The official fig
ures for Wisconsin were canyassed yester-
day, with this result; Mckinley, 26S, 1856;
Bryan, 100. 523; Leyering, 1909; Palmer,
1854; Bentley National, 3i6; Matchett,
Socialis Labor, 1,3t4.
Evening journal., 1896-12-03
ouININE- WHISKY

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lrugs on earth. Try bottle Ct Qui-
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