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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05
HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE.
Man Drawn Feet Foremost Between
IRON Rollers.
Correspondence of the N, 7, World.


Correspondence of the N. Y. World.
NEwBURG, n, Y, February lit is
scarcely ever within the province of a
newspaper to chronicle more sicken-
ing accident than that which happened
to James Milligan, who was drawn feet
foremost through two massive iron roll
ers only three and q half inches apart,
and which are used in fattening bars
Of steel for the plates Of saws.
Mr.. Milligan was employed as
blacksmith's helper in the steel
rolling-mill of Wheeler, Madden
& Clemson. He was climbing upon a
board laid across rods over the rollers,
in order to place IN position wrench,
which is used to regulate the space
through which the heated steel and
iron are passed, when the board sud-
denly tipped, causing him to fall. His
feet struck upon the steep side III front
of the rollers, which were revolving at
the rate of sixty times a minute, and
were instantly caught between them
The poor fellow had only time
to utter the single cry Of
ooh ~ while his body, feet foremost,
was being drawn through a space Of
only three and a half inches. Hardly
a second elapsed before the body was
a shapeless mass of flesh, blood, bones,
and clothes, presenting, as it did, the
most horrible and sickenlng sight that
eyes could look upon. It dropped
from the rollers limp and quive1ing
mass, and when Strengthened out
covered space of ground that two
men would occupy. Not whole or per-
feet bone remained in the body, and
bones were protruding through the
flesh and clothing at different places,
The head was fearful sight to look
upon. It had gone through the rollers
face upwards, and it came out complete
ly t1attened and partially turned
Flowing from the smashed skull
were the brains and blood in a
stream sickening to behold. Strong
minded, able-bodied men, were horri-
fed and hardly able to stand and look
at the scene, which really beggars de-
scription. His comrades who witnessed
the terrible affair were struck dumb
with awe, and rendered almost emo
tionless and as silent as the corpse be-
fore them, except when questioned
The deceased served three years IN the
late war, was about thirty three years
old, and leaves a wife and three little
children in moderate circumstances.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05
AbsOrptlOn OfTOhaccO.

An article on the evil effects of tobacco,
published in the February Herald of
Health, says: #-
"That tobacco does lodge in the tissues
IS evident from the following fact. The
hydropathists have among their processes
one which they call the wet sheet pick.
The patient is enVeIoped first in a wet
sheet and then-over this--in blankets,
By this process they claim that through
the operation of the principles of endos-
NOSE and erosmose, the water Of the sheet
is made to enter the body, while at the
same time impurities are Withdrawn
.herefrom. Now let the habitual user Of
tobacco be subjected for an hour to this
process. When, at the expiration of that
time, his developments are taken off, the
odor of tobacco coming from his body,
and from the sheet in which he has lain,
will be as perceptible to every one pres
ent as though cigar had just been Smok-
ed IN the .oom."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05
Oriental Vi!lainy.
A French newspaper published in the
interests of the Jewish population of Paris

A French newspaper published In the
interests of the Jewish population of Paris
has the following
"A communication from Morocco fur
nishes some narrowing details relative to
a fact thoroughly Oriental, and which
gives a sinister view of the moral state OF
that empire. A revolt took place some
time back against the authority OF the sui
tan. After the victory gained by the
government troops not far from Iangief'
forty of the principal chiefs were exeeu-
ted, and the pasha could not imaglne e any
thing better than to salt these two score
heads and send them to the emperor. lie
ordered the Jewish butchers to perform
that hideous operation, but they reluesa, @ L.
until, under the threat of death IN case OF
non compliance, they were forced TO TO con m :
sent. What made the matter worse was
that they were compelled to execute the
dreadful work on a Saturday. Inc iti1i-
ian consul is said to have been the scse
Individual who protested against such
dreadful treatment
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05
Commander James VI. Shirk, United
States Navy.

A dispatch from Washington an
.nounces the death there, Monday even
ing, Of Commander James Shirk. He
was born in Pennsylvania July Is, 1882,
and was appointed in 1849 from that
State, and was promoted to Passed
Midshipman in 1854, having been on
sea service on the African coast, the
East Indies, and the Atlantic coast.
He was promoted to Master in 1855,
and commissioned as Lieutenant Nov.
6, 1856, serving OF the lakes and the
Pacific coast, and on the opening of
the rebellion was in the Mississippi
squadron He commanded the
gunboat Lexington at the bat
ties Of Fort Henry, Feb. 6, 1862,
Pittsburg Landing, March l, 1862;
an engagement with rebel batteries at
Eastport, Miss, March II, and Chick
asaw, Ala, March %, 1862; the battle
of Shiloh, April and 7; ST. Charles,
White River, June IT; Haines' Bluff.
Dec. 27; Chickasaw Bayou, Dec. %,
1862, to Jan. j, 1868 Arkansas Post,
Jan. 10; passage of the Vicksburg baG.
teries, April IS; Grand Gulf, April %;
the attack on Vicksburg, May %, and
was almost constantly under fire of the
batteries from May 10 to June 4, 1868.
He was commissioned Lieutenant
Commander July Is, 1862, and COM
manded the iron-clad Tuscumbia and a
division of the Mississippi squadron
of 1868 and 1854 He was detailed to
the navy-yard at Philadelphia, and was
commissioned commander, July 25,
1866. He served in the Franklin, of the
European squadron i'll 1667-68, and was
assigned to special duty at the Navy
Department III 1859, where he contin-
ued until his death. He was a faithful
and gallant officer
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05
NO. H..

seemed to experience a sense of relief when
the reading OF the portions concerning them
Ames, after ne left the House, remarked to
d ltlena ~, t9at ne was not conscious of having
committed any wrong fer which he shonId he he
blamed. '''O' ~
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05
Best.
BY ROSE TERRY.

love is better than house or lands
SO, Sir Stephen, I'll ride with theel'
Quick she steps where the courser stands,
Light she springs to the saddle-tree.
Love is better than kith or kim
SO close she chung and so close clasped he,
They hear dno sob of the bitter wind,
Nor the snow that shuddered along the lee
Love is better than life or breath
The drifts are over the horses knee;
Softly they sink to the soft, cold death,
And the snow-shroud folds them silently.
Houses and lands are gone for aye,
Kith and kin like the wild wind flee
Life and breath have futtered away,
But love hath blossomed eternaly.
-AtJd7ttic for March.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05

A SAN Francisco widow keeps the
skull of her deceased husband in a glass
case. She once remarked to friend who
was viewing the remains: Alas how
often l have banged those bones with a
brOomstiok, am sorry for it now"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

So SOON as haste could be made,
the blood hungry Spaniards put their
captives of the Virginius past all
possibility OF reprieve and pardon.
Tha. our Government did attempt.
through our representative at the
Spanish Court to save the lives OF
tie captives is herewith indicated /;
Washington, November 1.-oficial
dispatches by the Department OF State
show that the Nircinius was captured SIX
miles from the coast Of Ja,naica. At the
instance of Minister Sickles, Instructions
were sent from the Government. at Mad
rid. to wait orders from the Home Gov
erumen. before intiic:ing penalties on
the passengers or crew Of the Eirginins,
This order was probably received on the
evening of the 9TH, o. the morning OF
the 9th, too late, as appears from the
dispatches received from Cuba to-day, to
be respected.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

TEE STORM that began with the
uprising of the wind Of adversely
which blew ont OF the region of the
EolRiyer of the North whitening the
prospects of the Northern Pacific
Railway and stripping JAY Coo>e *
COMMANDS sails into shreds. proves
% he n simeon before which but
single one amongst the strongest has
leen able to stand. Clews, Clatiin,
riske Il Hatch, the great house OF
ne Spragues. all these have been
driven amongst the breakers, and
COW comes gallant Tom Scott
md his Texas Railway to take a share
4 the general wreck and rum ms
IS where something Of this Eastern
disaster makes itself felt in Califor-
MA. The great need is a competing
Iine-a riva! in some sense, 20 the
Central Pacifc-or. at any rate.
we connecting the southernrlost
c,urties of upper California with
.,1e Atlantic States AMI the general
.,u.si,le world. This breakdown Of
scott AMI his associates arrests that
-.roiect-tle Texas Railway, for
rea-s, perhaps. So sensitive are al
narts Of our great, crude, half dev
.lored railway system that even
.ompeting line like the Northern IA
lie, takes il. in the swirl with
vh;cl. itself IS sucked into the Nael-
s.-o.a. Lis remote Southern Pacific
.a:eruri,e. Still, however. the saga
c:.v of the Pennsylvania Central
Company deserts them rot in this
irving time. They know better than
TO regard Mr.. Scott, their splendid
Vice President. as the Jonah who
',as caused t..eir troubles and so
throw him overboard-tiiey know
better than to do that rash and stu
,id thing; and so, when lie offers to
resign and thus take away from their
affairs the possible prejudice of his
own personal troubles. they tell him.
with one united. hearty voice. 70 re
main where he Is. Because his ship
IS blown upon lee shore and is like
" to become wreck. they are not
fools enough 70 attribute an unavold-
-,,le disaster 70 Il lack Of skill Oh his
part; and they continue to trust him
at the helm OF their affairs. Such a
firm. courageous stand as this here
.nd there: the occasional display OF
tais sort of courage and good judS-
rnent, will, if anything can avert
genera, sweep of the bosom of dis
aste-. cause its ave-tiDC- Doubtless,
Scott. with his magnificent talents
for broad-guage business enterprises
anu the opportunities which Will fall
in his way, and which he Will not
fail to see and seize upon, viii speed
ily retrieve his losses; but now tina;
he and his associates in the Texas
Road have fallen under misfortune
and now that Cakes Anles Is dead
and DAME, Drew is under = cloud
and Jay Gould is struggling IN th'
prevailing tide of en,barrassments
sill serene and calm and strong
sturdy as monument of Adamant
stands the stern old Commodore
his white hairs finttering in the TEN
nest and his heart IS strong rs fht
iudomitable heart OF Armand itch
elieu
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

THE poor, brave little boy. who
vas accidentally hit by stray bull
let from a wanton fellows pistol, IN
Eureka is dead. There ough: to be
IN example made of this and the
perpetrator punished as if he had
lone q crime.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09
OF OUR Minister to China, ex-

OF OUR Minister to China, ex-
Governor Low of California, the
telegraph informs us as follows:
Hon. F. T. Low, Minister to China,
who has been here for several days
leaves for New York tomorrow and will
proceed to San Francisco in . few weeks.
on his way back to China. He has had
an extensive interview with the Presi-
dent and Secretary of State recently,
and it is learned from reliable authority
that they expressed themselves satisfied
with his whole official record during the
four years hs has been Minister to
pekin,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

News boys ON the railroad are selling
pictures of brigham Young, Prophet
If Jesus Christ. of the Latter day saints,
and President of the Utah Central Rail
road A prophet of the Lord and a
railroad Official at the same time. sln-
cular combination. Humboldt Eegister.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

FRED. GRANT has been sick IN
Salt Lake and couldn't attend re-
ception given to him It the Walker
House there. So he is off for the
East again,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

The Eureka !Sentimel OF Nov. 3
saws that . shock of earthquake was
felt there on the day before. This
spree of our planet seems 70 have
had a wide-stretched effect.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

EPISCOPAL. CHuECH.-No services to-
dav. Sunday School at i21s o'clock III
the pubIic school house.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

NuIISrRY.-Nrs Anderson X Moody. fasl-
ionabls Nilliners corner of Second and Carson
streets. opposite the ormsby House, Carson CITY
Orders solicited. oe'-u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09
Rutterfck.s Paper Patterns and Sheet
MmSic

AIR. Fred Brooks noted store for imported
sernrs. tobacco, books, stationery. musical IN
strument.. cheap jewelry. toys, etc.. st iheater
Elo,.s next door to Mat RinckellS butcher
show Carson City Agency fer all the Calfor-
lila papers, Gold Hill News, Piciorisls and Ma
gazines.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

Sic SObne iebr a9tbarer gItern in Stem
6aDen, Connecticut, 6a6ten, i'm fernen
8eiten mIBte IS bel fd6ner iein,
Dte in Der S9ule, gu beren 8efu9 fte
a%ngebaIten tDur6en. Sic faBten alio BEN
fiibnen @ntl6luB, 6ur6subrennen un6 in
ben Wtlbntien bpn Ranias unb Colorado
BiffeI unb &otbbdute au i9teBen. gu
-oteiem 3pede Derfaben fie fi9 NIT einis
gen v@reenbads", tpel6e fe ben DGterIis
den &afen e~ntfIbrten unb madten ft6
auf bic Soden. 8or elm paar EaaeI
trafen fe bier Elm unb ma6ten es ftd i'm
Gardener 9ouie bequem. Mber bieie
Serrlt6feit ioute ni9t lange 6auern.
Cine Oepef6e aus gtetp 6aoen on bic
bieftge goli5ei bate CUR 5olge, baB Oes
tecttne YerrD Die iungen 9erren, bic ettpa
Is unb 10 Sabre alt ftn6, einlub, i'm mad
benz 6otel GENERALIZATION" al bealeiten
unO bort 9ogis sn nebmen, Bis Der 6err
Rapa oes etnen JlI6tlings angetommen
iein pIr6e. Gsitern Mbenb er56ten 6erz
fel6e, Elm alter, febr ernft 6reinI9auenber
6err unb nabm ieinen Spr6bling un6
DeifeH Sreunb in gmpfang. Die @usz
reiBer ftanbeH Dor Dem vNIten" un6 Dem
Soli5ei>S Experimentation Wafbburn ute
Elm paar begoiiene 9ubeI unb f6ieuen in
@ebanten 3uei W0sli6teiten in Grind
sune 3u aie6en, ndmIi@, OBJ 6abeim Der
0dieIftod auf ibren Rebr1etten tan3en,
ober OF, btblii6er Site gemGb, elm fetz
tes 6aIb CUR Seier Der Biebertebr Der
Derlorenen S0bne sei9la9tet tuerben
tniir6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
Gin GtnbreGer an Ser 2tr6eit+
Gin nlutbiesr }Doli3itt.

Sn einem bon elmer ange1e6enen oelt7
i6en Samilte betpobnten 6allle in Der
Worganitr., nabe MabiionitraBe, fam
Dor eintgen NG6ten oa5 Qtenitndb6en
at1emlos in bas S6laf>3 tmn1er iDrer
Serrtnnen geftiir3t, unb bena9rt6ttgte
6telelbel1, boB ite eineu fremben Wann in
ibrem 3tmmer geieben babe. Der i'm
6au1e beftnDltden mdnnlt6en 8epolfez
rung tprroe bteie Na6rt6t bur6 bte 9ae
men sutele9rapbtrt, aber ungliGlt6ers
metie bate elmer Der 6erren gera0e Elm
observation-disclosures Wftttel eingenommen
gebabt, uno aog IS Dor, nnter Der 1blls
Be1oen 9eGe su bleiben, tDes6alb alt
Dem anbern bte Beriaeung reipecttne N51
faHung bes unge6etene1 Gates alett
beru6te. 0a berieIbe aber peber etnen
S9ieBpri9el nod trgenb etne anoere
@affe ftnoen fonnte, 10 5og ct IS oor,
in ser Mnft6t, baB iein Qeben INNER
nod mebr mertb iei, ais ietn Silber5elg,
3uerit BON Der StraBe etnen Der Si6ers
beitsmG6ter b~erbetaubolen. Sid letie gum
5auie binausi6let6enb gelang es ibm
audi, in Der acknowledgement WtaOtionitraBe
etnen Dor 6amltn's ga9ttpG6tern 5u
fInoen.
Oils er ft6 NIT bem1eIben tpieber benz
6auie nabte, b0rte man Sen Oteb unge>
fort fortrumoren, S6ublaoen auf5teben,
n1tb tpteber 3u16ieben, unb i6ten berielbe
augen16etnlt6 it6 ipenig barllm gu flint
mern, Oh man ibn bore ODER nt6t. Dies
erlei6terte 6errn 6. lnb bemSt6erbettS@
pG6ter bic Mrbeit, benn Griterer bate
bei6loffen, BEN 9teb gu fangen.
Wa66em ma etn Qtbt aufgefunoen,
fttegen Sic 8eiben ms &ellergei3oB
btnab, unb 3tpar auf gerlan9en oes Yo=
liai1ten 6r. g. noran. oils iie bic 19lr
gum Spetlesimmer Dffneten, bnl9te etne
mGnnli6e @eitalt, beren GGGen oMr9
cine groBe Seber6ede gei6itbt tpar, an
ibnen porbet, unb CUR 6t1tertbIre htn4
aus
Ser erfte @e6anfe mar BET 6er.n g.
uro 1einem WaffengefGbrten nt6t Ser
folgung, Ionbern Sic 8eii6ttgung bes
an9ert6teten S6a6ens. Grft, ais mau
fanb, 6ab bteier ni9t sroB mar, tnoem
Der Oteb bic S6ubfG9er tpel9e oas
Silbersen9 entbtelten, nt9t g%etunoen
bate, uno na6bem Elm bur6 ote St1ter@
feu1ter fliegenoer Stein an~gefunotgt. bab
Der Gtnbre6er ii9 nod i'm 9ofe beftnbe.
ertpa6te in Der 8ruit bes Polisiiten bef@
tiger Grimm, unO norfi6ttg 1etnen Nrm
aur GbIre btnausftredeub aber ieinen
&6rper btuter berielben ldibenb, begann
er ben &niittel auf Sic Steinplatte Dor
Dem 9aule gu itoBeu. ct ipar erfolgret6,
benn na6 sebn Mtnuten eridienen stpet
iuettere 8oItsiiten, rnb na6bem bteie ben
8Orfau an9eb6rt, un6 fi9 BON Der Stas
tion an Ser Wabiion> unb l1nton>StraBe
3ebn Wann unb einen Sergeanten gu
6iilfe gebplt, tpurbe in Der 1nge9enbietfs
rig na6 benz 0tebe geiu6t, Der naturlt9
Iangit oas Weite ge1u6t nnb tpabri9etn1
ltd i9on LANCE in ietnem Bette Iber bic
mthalIdte unterHebmuHg na9oa9te. =
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

G%bicago, am %. Mldr3 1873.
Die folgcn6en Batente nlrr6en fir sic
am 4ten M9Grs en6igenbe Mo6e bon
ser Ser. ct. 9otentzOftce ausgegeben,
tpte beri6tet bur@ Nm. s.. Sob, 8o@
tentzS Solicitor, 155 & 157 Substituting
tonftraBe, @bicago,
Stir SlGtnois.
StraBen&aterne - S. 9artnann, Gbts
cogo.
misunderstanding - M. q. 8ropne,
G6icago.
@ilenbabnnagen - s.. Sud, Solo.
Speiietii0 = g.. 6. Waotter, BIoomz
tngton.
@entil fir 8runnen-M 81. E. II. 81. 6.
Chapman, Murora.
8ampf @afuum 9umpe-S, 81, 9ittIe,
Wonmoutb.
Diem unO Ofentbiren-8, 81, 5atpleD,
Normal.
Diem un6 @efisG fir 5eisung - 9, 81.
9atpleD, NormaI.
Seuerfeite5 @ebGube - q. 6. Solte,
Gbicago.
3ie9elmaf6ine-0, s, Srmin, Roble.
Sir Btsconitn.
uDr.- IS. ". Oetfe1DoQ, W(aDDtue-
StraBenfe6rmai6tne-O. %, &euOgg,
Sonb bu Sac.
@ieselpreiie - g, $, @ountree. Wsttz
parfee.
Tenitersemi6t - S, so. Stmpion,
S16foib.
Mai6tne gum @GGrfen Ser Mnbltetne
S. u. 0opt, 2aGroHe.
SG8emIbIe 8, 6. Prescott, Uearis
nette.
SIM @ansen tour6en fir bic obtse $50
DE a%usgegebeu:
224 Batente;
IA Botent>G orrefttonen (reissues);
80 Hatente fir 3etdnungen un6 M3ue
fter (Designs);
7Satente fIr0e16dftsset6en (Trade
Marks);
4Batent Gerldnserungen (Exten-
SO M. s.. Qob.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
$500. 900 fir SeSrrm am

Das brittle sroBe @eidentz@ Concert our
nnteritiBune Der 8olfsbtbIiotbet BON
RentudD, finbet am 0tenftag SEN Stem
NpriI 1873, in Der groBen 6aue 6es
notwithstanding in louisville, Sem
tudp, ftatt, gu uelder 3ett 3ebn Eaus
ieHb 8Gor=9 eidente, gum 9ee
iummtbetrase bon $500, 900 6nr6 bas
0oos nnter Bic Snbaber Don 8tQetten
DertbetIt tperben iouen. Nur 100, 900
2oofe, gum 9rpBen She'll beiteut, tper6en
r%ertauft. 3mei @on3erte tpurben nit
D%oaitGuOisem Grfols gegeben unb ieber
GeDinn prompt ausbe3ablt. @anSe Qpoie
80, babe SIS, DierteI $3.50. lin Qopfe
Dber Snformatton tpenbe man it6 an
Ebomas 6. 8romLette, 9Isent fir
bic 8erpalter Der 8oltsbibltotbet BON
Rentudbt 8ibliotbets9 ebdube, 2ouiss
piIIe; RD. 14iaoubo24mup06m
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
eelbWmorS. Gefteru firth ma6t

GeIbWmorS. 9eftern firth mabte
eth OeutI6er Nauteus @uffab eide ieie
mem 9eben ein @nbe. 9erielbe mar aus
G%bIrinsen gebiirttg, aber felt 10 Sabren
IN Chicago aniaiiig, betrteb elm in guz
tenn @ange befinblt9es Mebgergei6dft,
SI6>@ analItraBe 724, uub itanS bel iei>
ncn Na6barn in beftem &ufe. S6on
felt onbertbalb Sabren frdnfli6, fOnute
er In lester 3eit ieinem gei9Gfte ni6t
mebr aletn boriteben, oas oeBbalb 9r0Bs
tentbeils our6 ieinen 8ruber beiorgt
tuer0en muBte. @eftern 8ormittag, na6=
Dem er nod in Ser SrIbe Sleti6 ausgee
tragen bate, Durbe CT BON ietnen Qn9e@
b0rigen DermiBt, bis i'm ietne Srau, bic
mad ibm iu6te, INN 1Oltbr imStaae IebIos
am Bo6en liegen fan6. Our6 einen &es
polperl6uB bate er in etnem @nfaue bon
Melan9olie ieinem 2eben elm @n6e ges
ma6t. Die Sugel par mttten bur6 bic
8ruit sebrungen, unb muB Ser Sob au>
genblifli6 erfOlgt fem. S6on i'm Saz
mar B. S. bat eide einen Selbit=
%morbberiu6 gemabt, Der iebo9 mtBIang.
Guitar eide mar SO Sabre alt unb bin>
terl1Bt cine trauernbe Wtttpe unb bier
Sinoer.
I'm 4 Na9mittass eri6ien ser Goro>
ner, unb belt ben Snqueit ab. Die Surp
CAB ibren @abripru6 rSelbftmorb in
Jolge BON Settles t0rung" 1b.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
casr %hrnnhtinme Mr,t.

8etradtst ben Sriiblins ais teine seIunSe Sobres3ett
Seine plOsGtden EemperaturwedieI, bur6brtnsenber
@lnbe unb Sr6helr ueruriaben6en Rssen erteuser
Rbeumattsmus rnb RerpenIeibeu, uub no cine GuIos'
sur Dpspepfie ober gauenfOltf ober Sr0itsln uns Siebel
porbanOen 1T, fibren iolbe @etterwebieI leibt bas eut
ooer aubere bieler Geiben berbei. Durd Stdrfuns uut
&sseIuns bes Spieu1s nit Solicitors WaGembit:
teter, in bteisr Sation, t6nnen bieie llebel aber abses
peabet werOen. Gte btrefte @irfuns Ses muitsrbafteu
pe9etabiliiben Gisenmtttels beitebt boriu, BEN S6rpsr gu
ftdrteu unO feline Contribution gu erueuern, wdbrenb es
inbireft ais Observation-Disclosures Neittet pirtt, inbem IS
bic animaIiiden 8!iliisteiteu BON ben idarfen Ebeilen,
bic barin ~eutbrlten ietn m6sen, reiuigt, anO bic &6rperz
tbdtisteiteu, BON bensu bic geiunObeit bauptiddIi6 abb
bSnst, namcntlid bic Der @.rbauuns, Ibidei6uus unb
gneIeeruns re9ultrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

ct. 9oui5 bate Dor etntgen Tagen
pteber einmal bas BORT nt6t ~1eltene
S6euipiel elmer Gtteriago in ben Stra7
ben. I'm bic Wfitta9sseit brad eit
terantider Stier aus 1einem Stale am
2ucas Wfarft aus uno murbe burW bic
Geriu9e, i'm mieoer btueinSutrei6en,
milb eema6t. Sablret9e S6iifie tuurz
BEN auf i'm abgefelert, bic mobl trafen,
aber i'm penig su gentren f6tenen. ST
rannte Sic ap0lfte StraBe 6tnunter, ber>
fol9t BON elmer Mnsa6l Bolt3titen un6 ets
ner enbloien Oten9e bon &naben unb
WtGnnern. On Ser IL. unb 8oplar Ctr.
grtff er betm Waibtngton S6ulbaus cine
S6aar &inber an, 1dleu6erte mebrere
ber1el6en re6ts nno ltnf5 gu GoDen,
tpobur6 eintge meDr Dber mtnber ber@
tpunbet nur0en, padte IN Der @bouteau
Qpenue nit letnen 06rnern etnen &na>
ben uno mari i'm bod in Sic Suit, tpo>
bur9 oerielbe ernitlt6e 8erlebungen err
lttt; grtff bic 8ott3ilten Miuer,
Martin anD @a8elO a,l, 10 OaB iie uuf Ell
men @agen ipringen muBten, itieB zines
ietner S0rner 9rn. 3engle's 8ferb in
bic 8rut, 10 6aB baiielbe, tobt Su 8oben
lonf, empftng bann etne Salbe BON ettpa
40 S6Ifien aus auen m0glt6en 2lrte1
BON &epolpern unb @etuebrsu, i~tiir5te
nieber unb tpurbe enblid-mit elmer Qtrt
getObtet.
Die Bauf DonGn9Ian mill
fi6 es i6on ettpas foiten laiien, tire ge7
nialen 8etriger einmal pieber3u1eben,
Sic bat inn 0on3en cine Summe BON
49, 900 8Dlrn. auf beren grgreifung aus
geIebt, ullo Slpar te 500 6. auf ben piele
nanigen Sre6ertd gilbert Wdrren, auf
@eor9e Macbonneu unb autf George 8ibe
tueus. gSie ser Oailp Telesrapb tpiiieu
tpiu, itno aud anbere 8anfen bon ben
Sali6ern betrogen iporben, Die ettpa
zoo, 900 8. als TTu9t ibrer 8euIbunoen
ii9 baben sGbleW lanen.