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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28

The large. light silk envelope was laid on
the ground and the cordage net dexterously
slipped it. To properly do this is a
difficult task, and the corps received in
structions in detail. The tap from four
inch main was then removed and gas was
allowed to initiate the great body AS the
vessel filled the expert watched every guy
and weight instructing the corps thorough
ly When the imitation was complete IL was
found that the specific gravity of the gas
was too great to lift more than the balloon
and car. No ascent was made. The 1000
feet of cable which is used to regulate the
altitude remained unrolled. but the lift was
sufficient for the great work to be PRACTICAL
ly illustrated. The modes of handling, load
ing and unloading the balloon were demon
strated.
When the gas was released TO repack the
balloon. Charles G.. Bell, OF Denver COL
was overcome. and for rsarly two hours
was unconscious. II required mitch effort
to restore him. but he is out of danger.
The balloon has capacity of Il 900 cubic
feet. and when elevated Is drawn down BY
either hand or steam windlass which tho
corps is equipped with. The corps is also
equipped with facilities for manufacturing
its own gas, but can only produce 1,00e cubic
feet an hour, therefore. il Will require near
ly a full day 10 initiate the balloon when IN
the field Additional experiments will be
made when the gas company furnishes
lighter gas. At that time ascensions will
be made and obserN atoms taken. The corps
in charge OF the balloon Will be rushed over
to Cuba at the first opportunity
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28

Plans for a shelter house at Garfield Park
were approved by the board The house will
cost $500.
The board received a request of the Big
Four Railroad. through W. Garstang, SUI
perintendent of motive power. to connect
with the mains of the city water works in
Brightwood.
Controller johnson yesterday sent to the
Winslow-Lineer Company, of New York,
representing persons holding city bonds.
drafts to the amount of $685. 290-interest on
the per cent bonds
The Board of Public Works yesterday no
titled the Indianapolis Light and Power
Company to file map of its underground
system at once. 1t was also ordered to take
its poles out of Gray street.
After this week persons owning dogs
which are unlicensed lay themselves liable
to fine 1t seems there are a large number
of these economical persons. E. d. Bryant
who has charge of the dog-license depart
ment. said yesterday !, 468 licenses have been
issued so far this year. against 200 issued
at this time last year.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS ROUTINE.
Resolutions Adopted.

FOR paving with asphalt the roadway and
Tor curbing on Eleventh street from Col
lege avenue to Bellefontaine street
For paving with asphalt the roadway
WITH cement the sidewalks and curbing on
Delaware street, from Twenty-fifth street
to a point 1884 feet north
For paving with asphalt the roadway of
Eleventh street, from Central avenue to
College avenue.
For local sewer in the first alley south
OF ProSpect street, from East street to the
first alley east OF McKernan street
For local sewer on Brookside avenue
from Ienth street to Woodruff avenue
Specifications Adopted.
For wooden bridge across the canal at
Roache avenue, and ordered bids advertised
for
Specifications Filled.
The New Telephone Company filed specifi-
cations Tor Underground conduits in the
mile square and the board approved the
same.
Vacations and Openings Ordered.
For the vacation of the first alley east of
East street, from Ohio street to Wabash
street
For the opening of ST. eIdon street, across
the Belt railroad tracks.
For the opening of Thirty fourth street
from Illinois street to Senate avenue.
west side of Tulip street, from Washington
street to New York.
Papers Ordered.
For paving with brick the first alley
ScAth VI dNNiluS, lIofH LOCKE street
TO the eastern terminus OF the alley.
For brick roadway on the first alley east
of New Jersey street, from Nineteenth
street 10 Twenty-second street
For grading and crawling the first alley
north of Tenth street. from Jefferson ave-
nue. 10 Hamilton avenue.
For gravel roadway, brick cutters cement
sidewalks and curling on Barth avenue
from Beecher street TO the bridge over
Pleasant run.
For paving with brick the roadway Of
Clinton street, from North street to ST
Clair street.
For grading and graveling the roadway
of Twenty-thrd street from Martindale
avenue to Arsenal avenue.
For paving with asphalt the roadway Of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28
GOING TO CUBA.
Concluded from First Pageo

Eighth Ohio, left camp on practice march
to the river to-day. They were accompanied
by six wagons carrying supplies. 1t is under
stood that this brigade will start for the
South before the end of the week.
Private j. K. Kennon, Company NJ, Sec
ond Tennessee. was seriously injured by a
gun falling on his head while he was asleep.
His scalp was cut.
About two hundred men in the camp are
on the sick list but the illness of a large
majority is of a comparatively insignificant
character. Private Garrett, of Company l.,
Sixth Pennsylvania, was sent to Fort Meyer
to-day. suffering from acute mania. Several
similar cases have occurred in the camp.
Private Warren. of Company H. Sixth Mas
sachusetts died at Fort Myer yesterday.
His remains will be sent to his home.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28
street Contractors p,,otorx

certain paving contractors have paid no
attention to notices sent out, first by CITY
engineer Jeup and later by the Board of
Funiic Works, to make specified repairs on
certain streets. The board now proposes to
bring these contractors up with sharp
turn. Yesterday the board sent out notices
which read: Please have a representative
o oaii on the noard Wednesday morning at 10
CLOCK. These notices were sent to the
Inalana Bermudez Company, the CAPITAL
RWa nIng and Construction Company, the
the Western Paving and Supply Comnanv
Auultlonal notices to make repairs were
sent to number of contractors Yesterday
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partment. Such stamps as are now on sale
at the postoffices will not do. The list here
tofore sent out should be amended as fol-
lows:
"Under documentary stamps. conveyance,
deed, instrument of writing whereby realty
is sold. ETC., where consideration exceeds
each additional $500 or fractional part in ex-
cess of $500, so cents.
Under proprietary stamp, where retail
price exceeds 10 cents and not Is cents g
cent; where retail price exceeds Is and not
exceeding % cents, 5s cent, and for each adj
ditional Is cents, IS cent"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28
Cheap Rater Cor soIdiers.

NEW YORK, June 27-Tbe American.
National and other express companies have
given notice that shipments of a strictly
personal character for soldiers or sailors in
the United States army navy contributed
by their families or friends will be carried
to the various rendezvous or camps in the
United States at a reduction of % per cent.
applying solely upon shipment intended for
the personal use and comfort of the soldiers
or sailors and not intended for speculative
purposes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June 2.-All the
uniformed and marching organizations in
the city have been called out to attend the
funeral tomorrow Of Private Charles Cation,
who died at Camp Alger of pneumonia. He
was graduate of the High School, spent
one year at De PAW and was studying
law when he enlisted on the first call. The
body arrived here this afternoon
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Deputy United States Marshal E. o. Rose,
OF Fort Wayne, is a guest at the Occidental
Hotel.
Fidelity Lodge, ID. of r., No. %. will give
q lawn fete at Fletcher-avenue schoolhouse,
No. 2S, tomorrow evening.
Work on the new building to be occupied
by the Columbia Club on the site of the
present clubhouse will Begin soon. The club
has negotiated loan of $4,000 through c.
+. Coffin.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28
OBSERVATION BALLOON.
Big Air ship Inflated and Instructions
Given the Signal Corps.

TAMPA, Fla. June 27.-The first expert
ments with the observation balloon were
made to-day. Major Reber, Prof. c. w. Pei
lew, Tracey A. Tisdell and five privates of
the signal corps visited the gas works on
the outskirts of the city and began the work
of instruction at o'clock. Mr.. Tigdell is
professional aeronaut and expert balloon
list. who was sent here by the government
to instruct the corps in the proper handling
of the new balloon, which is silk creation
from Paris with all the latest improvements.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28
Return of minister Bridgman.

man, United States minister for Bolivia.
arrived In Boston to-day ON the steamer
Belvidera from jamaica. He was accom-
panied by his wife and son. DIR. Bridgmar
comes TO the United States In order TO get
proper medical treatment for his little son,
who suntained fall in la Paz, in Bolivia
whiah resulted in partial PARALYSIS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28
Postage stamps and checks.

Revenue Collector A. f. Nowlin has is
sued the following in regard to the use OF
revenue stamps:
The impression that postage stamps can
be used on checks, drafts, etc. is erroneous
Postage stamps cannot be used as a substi-
tute fer any internal revenue stamp unless
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28
whiteman wanted in boston.

BOSTON, Mass. June 21-AIonzo T.
Whteman, who was arrested at st. Louis
last night, is wanted IN Boston to answer to
pretenses and beating several of the best
known hotels out of hundreds of dollars
worth of board. Warrants were obtained
from the courts to-day and as soon as
requisition papers can be prepared an officer
win go TO Detroit for the prisoner.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28
Trouble with the Purk Line.

The work of measuring the acreage of the
land proposed for the White river park sys
tenn which it was expected the park corps
of engineers would finish last week has
been retarded by the fact the owners of
some OF the land have not built fences along
the'r exact property lines. In one Instance
tne owner OF certain tract had failed to
fence in all that belonged to him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28
The Monitor. Not Injured.

WASHINGTON, June IA story was
afioat to-day to the effect that the big
double-turreted monitors Puritan and Milan
tonomoh had been struck and seriously in
jured by Spanish shells off Havana INQUIRY
at the Navy Department developed that both
of these monitors are at Key West where
they have been at anchor for some time
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28
PatrolIing South illinois street

The police who patrol South Illinois street
succeeded fairly well last night in keeping
IL free from women who are known. An
order has been issued lately to force these
women off the streets woman who gave
her name as May Schultz has been arrested
she was walking back and forth on South
Illinois street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28
Fannie Green Must ne Gooa.

Fannie Green, aged sixteen, charged with
stealing from her aunt Nellie Green, of
West Washington street, pleaded guilty in
the Criminal Court yesterday and was re-
leased on her good behavior
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28

CHICAGO. June 27.-Mayor Harrison to-
day received from Potter Palmer a check
for So, 900 as a contribution to the Army and
Navy Leagues relief fund.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28

Park avenue, from Seventeenth street to
Twenty-first street.
For the vacation of the first alley south of
Ohio street, from Dickson street to the alley
running south.
For the Improvement of the first alley
south of Twenty-first street, from Capitol
avenue to Illinois street.
For paving with asphalt the roadway of
Broadway, from Seventeenth street to Sun
derland avenue.
Petitions Filed.
For the vacation of the first alley north
of Twelfth street, from Park avenue to
Broadway. Referred to the city engineer.
For the opening of the alley between Capt.
tol avenue and Senate avenue, from Thir-
teenth street to Fourteenth street.
Contracts Awarded.
For gravel roadway and brick sidewalks
on Geneva street. from st. Paul street to
Auburn street; to ]. E. Mann, at SO cents
a lineal foot each side.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28

Special to the indianapolis Journal
BLUFFTON, Ind. June 27.-Buffton is
rejoicing over the victory won by Capt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06

lanse tbun tperben, aus Sur6t, BON ben naz
feren peggcnommen 81 iperben. Nbmiral
@erperd oerbient 9roBes 2ob."
9ns unter 8efebG Qomiral Gamara's
itebenbe, aus ben S4iffsn pelapo, Gar
los v, patriota, 8apibo, 8uenos NDres,
SSsGa be punap, San Srancisco, SsIa be
2u5on, Sun @uguftin unb San Sgracio be
2opaIa beite9enOe @ef9paOer 1T 0ienitag
in ben Sue5z&anal ei~ngefcbren,
0ie fpanif9en gorpebpboote. bic beim
Gei4pober tuaren, finb nao9 NeiIina, @i>
3ilien, geinnbt tporben.
Der britii9e Goniul in !0ongtong 19idte
elm Qbiio6oot nd9 Manila as, um Seipep
bonn &b9ange Der. Ipunii3en 6lotte in ben
Sue5tanal in &enntniB 81 ieBen.
2aut elmer Mittpo9 Morgen ber0ffentli9<
ten Mittbeilung beabii9tigt Die &Dniginz&ez
gentin iOfOrt einen @rlaS gu uuteri4reiben,
tpe19er biz 8ilbung zines &reu3ergeT9paz
bers anpronet, neG9es aus ben @9iffen MIz
fonIp XIII, Souqutm be pelaDo, ginbab
Ga6ia uno MeteorO beiteben ion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06
Ee1terHhriiuCte

Die 2ueeri6uppen Der natlas Stores" in
Bottom, Maf, itno gum groBen S6e:l our9
cine Seuersbrunit 3ert0rt porben. Inter
anbsren tparen 100 8auen Wone u10 cine
groBe Menge 8aumtpoqe, M0bel unb fonz
itige 9a9en in ben S9uppen aufgeIrdpsit.
Der @erluit tpirb auf $4,000 sef9Gbt.
SIM &eler bes &eitaurants BON S. G.
8alsleb imQ8ilIpnge6dube inl1niontOtpr pu.,
bra9 Samitag Nu4mittag Seuer als ,pela
DIES nit 10 reitger @ei6pinbigteit I'm Ti9
srtff, baB er cine 3eitlan9 ben Inide:n
bate, als tpern Der gan3e @ei4Gftst6ei1 Der
Stubt ben 5lammen gum Spfer fu1en i2iirz
be. Der @efammtf9aoen 6etrdgt $4,000.
Mebrere Seuerpe6rleute puroen -rbe6I;9
berleBt.
0ienitug Morgen 1T in Peorid, 81, bas
@lIentpaarengef8dft BPM Springer &c &Oiena
t6al abgebrannt. Ser @erlut an @aareu
betrdgt $4,000, 1T iebO@ fat DOllitdnpia
bur9 @erft9erung gebedt. Das @ebGuog
purbe bur9 6as Seuer i'm 8etrdge BON un=
gefGbr $4,000 bei9Gbigt. Gin Seuerpebr=
mann purbe bur9 Den Guu6 ~iiberpdltigt
unb muBte in 6epuBtloiem 3uitanos BON Del
8ranbitdtte entfernt perben. aas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06
9nIftfrn1eH.

Oemofrattfder Staatsconpent Don Georgia.
Der Demotra.if@e Staatscpnbent bon
Georgia bat f~Olgenoe 8%anbioaten aufgeiteqt:
@ouberneur - M1en 9. g6anOler..
StaatsIetretdr : B6ilip goet.
S9abmetiter - 8m. Speer.
Comptroller = %. q. Mrig6t.
ELECTROMAGNETIC - .. g. Stebens.
9efdngniBcommiHdr- - 8. g. Surner.
S@ulcommiffdr - s.. SC. Glenn.
8eneraIzNntpalt - s. 90. SerreG.
9ie 9latfOrm ertldrt ii4 fir 6reiil6er,
FOB: bic 9altung bes rgroBen SGbrers" M.
S. 8rDan in Der 6rase, beiBt Die SteIun5
Der Isminitration i'm &riege NIT Spanien
gut, Oerlunet, baB @panien bon Der peftz
lihen 9albtfugel bertrie6en tperbe 1nb fora
bert ben 8au bes Nicaraguacanals.
Demofratif9er Staatsconpent Don QennfYl<
panien.
Ser bemofratiI9e @taatsronbent nomiz
nirte ~fOGsenbes Si6et: Gouosrneur,
@eO, q. Serts bon SefferfOn GonntD; gices
@ouberneur, Miliam 8. SoIpoen BON Be-
bigb.
Stats @etretGr, g. s. 0elacep non
SCRANTON.
Acknowledgements fiir ben Stdat, Sprs
q. @eiGer bon Carbon, S. 9. Sans Don
4ue9benp.
Superior.3i6ter, DiGtam M. SriGett
bon Cumberland; so. 6. 8oper, Centre.
Republifanifder Staatsconpent Don 2lrfanias.
Der republifaniT6e StoutscOnbent nOmis
ntrte Elm boGftGnbiges Stddtstidet, pie
foGgt: 9%ouberneur, $. S. @utsn oon Pulasfi
gountp; @taatsz@ efretdr, g. s. Mpers BON
Monroe gountb; 4ubitor, Inbrep 8. Hoz
lam BON 5pt Springs gountp; 2anOs&Onz
miTGr, George 90. Sren9 BON 9arlanb
County.
7 @tuats@@ 6abmeifter, u. 8. &retpfon oun
graigbeab County; Stuatsz9 @uloirettot,
S. 81. @iIiforb BON &anOolpb @ountp; 8ez
neralanpalt, S. 5. 9enlep bon Ssarp
@Ountp; Oberri9ter, Sumes 8ria3OGara bon
Gebaitian GountD; GommifGr fir Berg
tperte, Sabriten unb Nderbau - CHARLES
@Dr BON Sdulfner gountp.
Republifanifder Staatsconpent pom mtnnez
fota.
Ser repubIifani19e Staatsconbent BON
MinneIota ncaninirte Das folsenbe Stdef:
Sir @ouberneur: Ism. 5. Quits BON
W~inneapplis.
Sir 9iae~@ ouberneur: 2pnbon q. Smitb
bon gbippapa gountp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06
nplunkHfnu
Observation-Disclosures.

Der 0umpfer Surf gitp" tpurbs Mpnz
tug Nbenb uuf Der 5abrt bon Satem Wils
Ions na6 8eDerlp, Ma1a9uietts, BON
elmer Sturatpe1e eetroffen unb iant
ettpa cine 8iertelmeile bon feinem
hiefigen 2anbungsplab. @s befanben ii9
ettpa 100 Bis $50 perionen an 8orb unb
eine grpBe Nn3a9G berielben tpurbe bom 6a=
fPn aug in 80ten g~erettet. Man q[qubt,
baB 20 big 30 perIonen nit benz 0ampfer
untergingen.
Sin @irbeliturm traf Montag Nadmittaa
9amptOn 8ea9, q. s., unb bate einen
bebeutenben S9aben an benz Stranbzg iaenz
tbum ippie einen i9tperen @erluft an Mens
i4enleben i'm 8efolge. 3pon3ie COTTAGES
tpurben umgertifen unb mebrere feline 0otels
Doaitdnoig 5ertriimmert. Den 9r0Bten @sr=
Iuft an Wenf9enleben unb Gieent6um perz
rrfa3te Die 3erftDrung bss olten vGfatino
Stint" in Der NGbe bon 9eabitt's 6aus. einea
etntDdigsR 9olssebGubss bon 500 sur
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06

lebtere fi6 gepeigsrt 91ttt, BON einsm
sSreunbe bes 8o9es 6leii9 81 fauFen.
pferoeoieb erf4ofen.
Cine @pe3iulbepsI9s uus MariOn, ST.,
melbet:
Gin 9ferbebeb purbe 0Onnertag bon
elmer Qn3a6G 8irger aus Cape GIrdrbeau,
Mo.. o6t MefIen 1iiblt9 BON bier, eiEge6olt,
unb qls man linn befa6G, ii3 gu erJeben, itieg
er bon feinem gferbe ab uno fludtett IT'D
in elm GornfeGb. @s purben mebrete S@tHe
qepe6felt unb 5reitag purbe bic S'lfe Oes
Oie6es a%ufgefunben.
Qaerlei Morotbaten.
@iQiam &tTinq bon 2odport, q. 9, puroe
6reitag MOrgen in Der NGbe bon @onueoutz
Station, o., bon einem 3uge Der 2ateSAore@
8a6n qeporfen unb %get0otet, tnosm isiH
&opf BON ben HGbern 5ermalmt tpnrbe. Der
Gonbucteur bes 3ugss fugt, baB Die S9at BON
bret Wegelagerern Oeriibt purbe, pelfe 1lb
ebenfaGs auf benz 53use b%efanben. BOlI5tlt'n
limb auf Der Su9e na9 ben WeDroern. Sfs
Qei9e 3iiing's, befen 8erfDnli9fett our3 Bel
inn gefunbene 9apiere feitgetsut murbe,
pirb in gonneaut berblei6en, Bis bic @erz
panben eintreffen.
Die bier urb aipunatgidbrtge Stdliensrin
8incen3a 3ofanO, tpel9e ii3 frit Dor elmer
8oGe ber6eiratbet bate, purbe 5reitag III
Netpart, g. S., bon @iooanni Marig3stti,
einem ubgetpteIenen %2iebbaber, 10 I3per
our4 einen @9uB berpunbet, baB Tie nod an
bemIel6en Mbenb i'm st. Mt3aelss0 oIpttal
Itarb. Murig6etti Iprang na3 Der S9at aug
einem sSenftsr bes bierten StOGpertes, Ipobei
er 10 19ipere 8erlebungen 6abontrug, oaB er
benIel6en 6innen Sturgeon erlag.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06
9rrbren1em.
Slutioer Rad3eaft.

Cine @peoiaGbepeI9e aus Sa6IonbtGe,
Mo,, beiugt: Sames Sail, elm po9l6aGenber
Sarr1er, unb feline Satin, bret Me'len iibz
li9 bon bier tppbnbaft, purben Srettag BON
So6n 9aebrid, sinem 10 Sabre alten Sarmz
arbeiter, Der en~tlafIen tporben mar, ermorOet.
9asbrid tDbtete ben Sarmer bur3 bier
S9ife, unb uls ii9 Die Srau ii5er Die 2ei9e
t6res Munnes mari unb Inn @nabe flebte,
bur919nitt ibr 6aebrid bic &eble. Na9bem
er bic So9ter feines Nrbeitgeters ee3puns
gen bate, bas 81ut BON Ietnen &leibern 81
maiden, ergriff Der M0rber Die Slu9t. Sine
Sberiffspp1e 1T nut ber8erfolgung 5egriffen.
muttermoroer.
MGte @alf6 in 2ate gttb, Mtnn., 6at feline
Mutter nit elmer 4rt eri6lagen. Gr lit
ungefGbr % Sabre alt, unb bds 8erz
breden purbe in Der SomilientpDbnung
~begangen. Ser junge Munn mar bOr
unqefGbr bier Monaten uls gsbeilt aus benz
Srrenbuuie in &O4eftsr entluien pOroen,
unb bermutbli9 mar elm pG0bli9er &iidfau
BEL ibm eingetreten, uls er bic Shat begging.
Gr III slei9 mad Der Shat entflpbeu unb
mirb isBt BON Sberiff perfulgt.
Goo am 6aIeen.
5enrb WbitefielO, alias pertin3, unb g.
9. 8rpots, farbig, nurben am Sreitu9
inner9alh Der @i~nfreOigung bes gunresgsz
fGngniHes BON Mtustogee, S%nbionerS
Serritoriunt, gebdnst. 8eibe 8erbreder be-
pa6rten ibrs 6afung Big gum lebten Iugene
blid. gs mar bies bic erite 9inrihtun5 unz
ter einem l1rtbeil bes 8un6esgeri9ts i'm Snz
bidnerz Serritorium.
@bitfielb bate i'm bergangenen 9e5ember
in @agpner einen anberen 5ar5igsn tpegeu
zines MGb9ens, in bas 8eioe berlie6t paren.
er19ofTen. 8rpots ermorbete i'm Ottober Elm
tpeiBes MGb9en, Zulu Combs, in Der Rd6t
BON 6ubfon, uth es purben mebreee nergeb=
lt9e 2pn9Derfu9e gema4t.
6elYn9t.
Mus Macon, Mo., tpirD gemelbet, baB Der
Surbige 9enrp @iGiums, peIbee unz
ter Der Nntlage berbqftet tpurbe, Dor einigen
Sagen fi9 in Derbre9erif9er Weiie an ben
beiben 8rotpitt>Wadb6en Dergan9en 81! Fa4
ben, aus benz @efdngniB gebOlt un6 auf Fer
@~abuIb48riiGe aufgebdnst tpurbe. Ct 1tar6.
feline l1uf9ulb betbeuernb.
I'm Jdh3orn.
@iGidm 5ano, Sod in SuGtus Grnitb'i
&eftauration, SO. 21 Canal StruBe
Nep @ort, Bat benfelben an Grei.
.agA erito9en. Ser MDroer puroe Der.
6afh Der Mprb mar bas 8eiultat eiaes
Sire spif4en 6anO nus SmitR, neil be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06

Sir StaatsIefretdr: Nlbert 8erg BON
g6ipo GpuntD.
Sir Staatsaubitor: Hobsrt s. Dunn bon
Miue Cars gountn.
Sir Staatsf9abmsiitsr: u. 3. &oerneb
brn Meeter Gpuntp.
Sir @.neralanpalt: u. 9. 9OuglaB BON
Glab @ountp.
Sir @ert Der Supreme Court: Oar g.
&eeie BON 3amfeD GonntD.
Sir 8eifibenbe &i9ter oes Obergsri6ts
6. 8. 2epis BON DULUTH; s. 3. 8rptpn BON
Morris unb Sobn u. 2oDaip ppa Gilbert Sea.
8unbesIenator 6. &. 0upis nurbe elm
itimmig als Ganbibat pieber uufgefeqt.
probibitioniifen-G onpent.
Der Staatszg Content Der probibttioniiten
mu6te folgenbe NOminationen:
Stadtsfefretdr, Malcolm Smith, 2inn
Co.; Mubitor, Cigar 8rintnal, 8u9anan
Gountp; S6abmeiier, S. 6. &eeO, aeotut
County; ai9ter bes Ober9eri9ts, 8, S.
Sp6ns, 9arriIon gountD; 9eneralzNntpalt
Samuel 9ofmes, SremOnt @ounlp; Glert
Ses Obergeri9ts, Bertha S. Boomers, Union
GpuntD; Stenograpb beg Obergeri@ts, 8en>
jamin Rabctiffe, GberOtee GOunth; giien>
babnzGommiHGr danger Sermin), 81. so.
Oient, 8ai6ington @ountp, (fur5er Sermin)
u. 90. Sp6nIOn, Sidinion gountp.