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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17
POLL TADPOLE.

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There was,a little pollyw og, ge m
The spraWling ba by efa frog,
= Hatched ina green and Shiny bog
sa9G5 One pleasant day. 9t at
He had a puddle of h1siown,
q Tolplay and sleep in, all alone,
And dull as any other drone
.baHe passed his life away.
Sometimes steel-blue dragon-fy
Would 'poisea moment in the sky
And look at him with glittering eye
AS he said
You little damp, unpleasant thing,
You never seem to know it's spring;
Why don't you jump, or fly, or sing
MOI lie all day abed y .a
Sometimes heron. lean and tail,
With tapping wings and horid squall,
Would poilywoggy's hoart appall
"a With open bill. l M
The little thing. half dead with fear,
Z WcHld seultle off, for brown or queer,
s His fat round carcass made good cheer,
sgis A heron's crop to fill. M
But as the year slipped slowly on,
And polly days of shade or sun,
as they do for every one,
Too quickly went: jA.talA1
One day-oh, tits dreadful tale g M
Our pollywog almost turned pale,
He felt a wiggle in his tail,
9 That he by no means meant. Ii
BE turned abont with startled eyes,
AAd saw with terror and surprise,
A black thing on the water rise, g..
Il Unseen before f51
He shook himself, he swan about;
He, could not steer-beyond a doutt,
Els tail had wiggled off, or OUT
a Was gone forever more
But If You have philosophy
(Which means what can't be he lped must be
In spite of you, in spite of me,
No use to fret y
You will commend this pollywog
Poor disconnected baby -frog!-
For only hiding by log,
tl Not splashing in apet. lH1la
Where, after many day and light,
Serene OF stormy, dark or bright,
He felt a tickling on his eight,
And on his left;
An6, ike a small potato sprout,
A little foot came growing out,
md hen another, just about
As little and as deft.
Aud soon behind each forward leg
Another hudded like peg,
AZ like The frat as egg to egg,
But big and strong;
And longer, longer still, they grew,
Till he could jump as well as you
Then over log and all he fsw,
And croaked little song.
He was so very glad to find
Four legs exactly to his mind,
Instead Of one poor tail behind,
He quite forgot
How scared he felt to see them grow,
How sad to see his rudder go,
For now he vaulted high and low,
And sprung from spot to spot
Oh, Jack how dreadful it would be
If legs should grow on you or me,
From side to side, till eaca should be
Fit for bog
If suddenly development
Should turn and take downward bent,
And you, who for boy were meant,
Should dwinule to frog
But if you should, beg of you
To keep this little tale in view,
And take 1t coolly, for tits true
What can't be cured,
(This is the moral of my rhyme),
Just wait, like polly in the slime,
And, by and by, there'il come time
When it can be endured.
st. Nicholas.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

He Retail dealer in Cigars, Pug Cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff. Pipes. &c. His Oh
gars are all made from best qualities OF domestic
and imported tobacco. and sold TO the trade at
lowest cash rates. Also, constantly on hand some
fine Meerschaum Pipes. Orders promptly filed.
Basement Lyman's building, corner of Main and
Market Streets, Kenosha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17
FACTS WORTH REMEMBERING.

The following was gathered by OBJ
servaticn and inquiry while building a
house which we Willingly give for the
benefis Vi those designing to build:
One thousand shingles laid four inch
es to the weather. will cover 100 square
feet ofsurFace, ana fire pquudsof shin
gle nails-Mill fasten-ihen-on~ One fifth
more,siafpa and flooring Is needed than
the number Of .sqnare feet of surface to
be covered, because ofnthe iapdin the
siding and she matching of Che floor.
one thousand lath sin cover seventy
yards of sarfacss andseleyen pounds of
hath nailsa mifbona;l them on. Eight
bushels Of GOOD lime, sixteen bushels Of
SAND, and one bushel ofhairs will make
enough good mortar to plaster one hun~
daed square yards: a cord of stouc'
three Dushelsroi lime, and cubic yard
Of sand0will lay one hundred cubic feet
Of walll q Five courses of brick will lay
ole foot l y heightt on an clamnoy, six
bricks .ipr a. course will .make2 fue four
inches wide and twelve inches long,
and eight Bricks IN i course wilt make
a fue eightu5rc bss.7wide and sixteen
inches long AI9xcliange. afR s.
otff 9fAi LII Ill - "a -. 49, q
PREP ARE FoR. THE GONVEN TON.
Onthe 7thsof July the Republican
State Convention will meet at the
Capitol. 1t is important that the
people send their best representa-
tiYes. We hope to. see delegates from
every distlictiin tie State The peo-
pie have this matter completely IN
their control! BY attending thepri-
mary meetings they, can select the
best men, az they have heretofore
DONE Republican conventions, as a
rule hageIbeen largely attended and
delegates hayesbeen active, and IN
fuential citizens, men of character
and standing. Notwithstanding
the Inconvenience that some BUSH
ness men may suffer from devoting
the 1glllle neeessaIy 10 atbendssWe
hope they8will consider the lmpor-
lance ofithea present meeting and
give the benefit of their presence
and counsel.- VigcQ7asir State
Journal. - .s...s....eE.s. ,..se
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

ND B. WHITAKER 8 co Manufacturers of
.G-A Q Portable 81 Stationary Steam Engines and
6oilers, ShaftiDg and Pullies, Hand and Power
Tire Benders, Tire Drills, and all other kinds OF
Machinery. Also Kenosha Union Thimble Skeins,
TUyers, Bolster and Reach Plutes, Kettles, Sleigh
Shoes and Post Mauls. Repairing done promptly.
Kenosha, Wis, April goth, 1874.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

& DOAN, dealer in Dry Goods, Staple and
Se Fancy Goods, all kinds of Cloths, Ready
Made Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, hats &
Caps, &C.. sc. Let it be remembered that we keep
nothing but first class goods, and further, will
not be undersold in this or any other Western
city. Kimba!fs Block, Main St. Kenosha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

MEAT MARKET, Main St., Kenosha. Wis.
Uk The choicest of all kinds of Meats, salt Pork,
eornec Beef, smoked Hams, Sausage, &C., &C.,
constantly on hand Prices always reasonable.
VIM. ENGLE s. 90.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

M YRON a. BAKER, Attorney and Counselor
lvA at Law, Real Estate Agent and Justice of the
Peace, Conveyancing and Collection of Claims
promptly attended to on liberal terms. Office in
Kimbal's Block, Cor. of Main and Park Streets,
Kenosha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

nan AKBLE WORKS.
NE sc iWASHB URN
Kcnosha and Racine, Wis. Monumental and
CrayestOne work executed IN the highest style Of
ne art. r. F. ROBERTS, Agent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

Machiass Me-, had its centennial on
the 18th the anniversary otthe capture
ofthe British armed sloop Margarctta
by. the citizens. There was q process
ion, speeches, etc The Governor was
and it was a big Gay for the lit
tie town. .s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

The Nebraska State Constitutional
Convention adjourned Saturday, at Lin
coin, sine de-. All the members signed
the constitution but two.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

90 RS. E. BOOTH. Milliner, Dress and Cloak
lEH Maker, earnestly sOllcits the patronage of
the inhabitants Ofkenosha and it's environs having
had long experience in the above business,
Is competent to give general satisfaction TO her
atrons Cor. South ~ Ann Streets.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

LZAHNEN BROTHERS, Nc. 70 Main St., Keno
"a sha, Merchant Tailors. We keep constantly
on hand we'll selected stock of Cloths, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats
goods sold as cheap at any other establishment
IN the city.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

HEARNEsS SHOP, Main Street, Kenosha, Wis.
N TIE subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he Keeps constantly on hand full
assortment of goods in his line. Harnesses Sad
dies &C. made to. order. Also, all kinds of re-
psirfng done on short notice and at reasonable
Rates THos. ENGLISH.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

a BURG, has removed his Barber Ship to No.
me 81 Main St, second door North of Thomas
English shop which building h. has thoroughly
ner, and where he will be happy TO meet his old
customers all who require his services in the art
tonsorial.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

H livery STABLE.-Ben Jewett is prepared to
IL furnish the best Horses and Carriages, for
business or pleasure, on the shortest notice
Hearse at all times ready to attend funerals. sta
bic on Market Square, near the Post ONCE, Ken
Osha Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

KOHNSON'S BOOK STOKE, NO. SO Main ST.
a. & full aud complete assortment of School
Books, also Standard and miscellaneous Books
Writing and Wall Paper, Sheet Music and various
articles of the trade. s. @. JOHNSON.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

81 CROSIT, Blacksmith and Carriage Maker.
~ . job work done to order. New Buggies and
Wagons always ready for sale. Kenosha Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17
TIE KENosHA TELEGRAPH.

Published FCery Thursday Morning, at
KenoshG, Wis, Office, Corner of Main
and Market Streets a1e aak
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

EpGSEN 81 BEDEsSEM, Manufacturers and
ED Dealers in all kinds of Furniture, Spring
Beds, Mattresses Upholstered Goods. Chamber and
Parlor Sets, Ready made Collins always on hand.
Shop on Main near Wisconsin street.
Kenosha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

M s. NEARING has fitted up II new Hotel East
e of the Bank onPark Street, where re VIII be
pleased to see all his old friends and customers.
Also dealer in Foreign and Domestic Wines and
Liquors Good Stabling in connection
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HAYS moKrNIH0s E pnorn1A nrD

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
Papers delivered by Carrier, in advance y 81
If not paid in advance, -. .-........- W
Box and Mail Subscribers, in advance,..- z W
If not paid in advance. .-......- oO
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17

On motion Of Aid. Sager the report of Com
on Fire Dept. was accepted, and on motion
Of Aid Yule the Clerk was instructed to
draw one order in favor Of Vim. Harrison at
$500 and also one order at $40.
The BIZ of Capellen, amounting to S37 80,
vas referred to Com. on Gas.
Under the suspension of the rules the fol-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-05
tnrt@tun89O bespterreS

aIls Robespierre iab, caB 1eineS a&e
cine perlorene rpar, nabm Ct eine Wis
fele, bic ibn istn @encGe 2ebas. Der
f& erlGcb, retGte, unO fibrte Ge nit
unfasrer 6ano sesen ietn @eT9t. Gr
,erl9metterts ii6 bic Ginnlaoe. Getn
Bruoer fir3te i@ aus Dem GsnRer. unb
brad teipe Beine. Nan wOlte Ncs
bespierre tn ben Gcnpent traeen. Tie
fer iscc@ psbrte Go ab. Gburtot rief
aus y6inps9 NIT Dem aie bees yran>
men, pas uus ni@t serpefe1 fou."
Man lsste i'm ouf etnsn srOssn Slid
In einsm 0urlaal pes GOnoents, 100 Ct
ben sanssn Morsen liesen blieb. Cine
Wsnse Menfden brdnste ii4 bin3u,
UNI ibn 3u fsbsn unp ibm 8srwlnfa>
uneen susurufen. Gr ater l4luB bic
Ausen uno rsste fi& ni&t, oubsr psnr
er f9 raS BIut pO1 fetner l&leGt per-
tuneenen Stimulate abtrofnste. Gin
sewSbnliGsr Mann, Der i'm LANCE be-
trahtste, riff ibm NIT GntieBsn su:
.Sa, Hobespisrre, IS sibt einen @ctt!"
St purbe nun Dor paS &eSoluticnss
tribunal ssfibrt, wUbin er nod Gass
pcrber feline Opfer bate binldlsppen
laGen. Nn cemlslben abenD purpe CT
NIT (einem @nbang auf Sarren gspadt
unb sur 1uiQottne sef&lsppt, umbeult
pom p5bel. Der Barren &obespierrss
sepabrte einen erdeltden anblfd.
9ein psrRimmsItss 0sii@t mar nit
einsm blutissn Su@e balls bepedt.
0ermirtt lentte ct es niebG. Das
bIaue 3lsio, eas ct tpte aus Gsfte bee
b5@itsn @elens trus, iorpie feline weies
sepuperte Griiur ruarst, nit glut be-
l6must. Neben ibm lag Der oertams
melte 8ruter uno Der pom Blut trie>
fenre 6enriot.
Der 6enfer nabn Nobsspierre fstn
Rleio ab, leste tbn auf sas Brett unb
ris ibm ben 0erbano BON leinem pers
timmelten Wunoe neg. Das 8lut
lpriBte In BE 65bs unb bic rntere
8innlaee lsnfte tid belat. Ct empftn9
ben Topesfret4 unter Dem Subel pes
UDlfee ara %. Suit 1884.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-05

pleit bate er etnen 9rc6sn Bstrus &C.
mdGt unp bebeutenoe Summsn rel
8spublit% sstObIsn, wsbbaIb CT psrbaf'
tet rpurce. SIN @efdnsnib nabm {,
Gift, psl&ss tbut feline Grau psrl&aff
bate. Slls easielbe In feinen Ginst.
msipsn gu Wirfen anFna. l9rie CT snts
itslt& unp fsbte feline uuiasbung I'M
pulfs OF. Der arst eaifert elmer iei'
uer Mitsefanaenen, CAB ibm @seen,
gift bas i'm fir eiesmol benz Tope emit
riff. Gber gar balo enbste nuG ct au|
Dem S6afOt am 5. Npril 1894.
2eton'S @eburtsprt mar Mrras, trC
er ben @onfituttonseio letifete uno Don
ben &spOlutionsmdnnern als Yfarrel
une Maire Der Stabt anBsiteIt wurce,
Nuumsbr ;siste sr f@ als elm unsee
hsuer pom @iIpbeit unD Grauiamteit.
ST f9aute bonn BaIcUns isines 5auise
ben 6inri6tuuesn ~. Nsbsn CEN
Sdafot LIEF ct Mufter auffelIen. 81
ieltfi trieb ZEN I5bel NIT benz Sdbel
;uH, Moreen uno Ylinbern an. Mbsr
an, q. Suii 1894 purre er eefdnsii6
singe;Osen une gum Sope Dsrurtbeilt.
aIs man i'm gum 8lutserife flbrts,
mar CT BON 8ranntpetn beraafdt.
atsr er bate bod 70 oiel Ssinnung.
pas er, als man ibm pas rotbe 6emp
anleeen wOQte, ;u benz 5enfer faate ::
.Du iOutef es ben, @Onpente III paris
l9iden, reifen 8efeble t6 nur SOu3Os
gen babe" ST farb erlt brsisi8 SABRE
alt.
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Der Se[bfmSrber GIaptes
res.

0raf BON Bsusnct eetpeIsnss Mit>
sltee Der 9eleBgebenben Nattonalpers
iamm!uns au paris, beri&tet:
SIN metner 3sQe tsfanben E9 etn
@stfli@er Namens Saume1il, Der
Waier 8cas, elm Barrier S1neiper,
Ger 8ilaof eamUurette BON 9yon uno
@lacisrss, Der ebemultse G~tnnn3mtnifer
osr 8epublif.
Sc mar Witterna9t.
8ir i@lisfen.-
pI5gli6 purcen wtr bur9 bes Bts
lGpfs Vamourette ausruf : nGlapieres !
@lapisreS uneIddlt1er, pas babcn
Sic setban 2"-uus Dem S9lafe aufs
gswedt.
Das 0erdui9 faQenber Blutstrc<
pfen unc bas 85heln etnes Stsrbenoen
lief ben an9ferfIut auf tbrent Eager
eauf&enrsn balO fetnen 3weifsI riebr
fiber cas, mas eei@sben mar.
Glavieres, ben, 60 8eluneer mar, BEL
Gid etn i&afes, fpiBisss Grani9irs
nsier BET Sette gu brinsen, bate 1elba
0ano on f9 seIsst um Gem psrbaeten
Verb6r au entesben, caB am mcreieen
Gage tai observation-disclosures lrtner
5inrt9tun8 %uoran8eben loute.
Sn eiaem Nusenblife befanbs1 rrir
uns NQe auf Zen 8einsn unb perlams
u1sIten uns um bas Sett bee Sterben<
Den. AQein, tpas tonnteu mir tbun ?
aer3tIi@e 5llfe war ni9t lur 6anc.
W:r beiaeen ni@t einmal bic MitteI,
uns ei&t 3u ueri9aTsn. Die Belle
Lap In bi@te GinaerniB gsbiGt. Nur
Der matte S@immer Der eaterne Dor
rem unlsrm @sfinsnib sssenaberlie>
seneen Sufi3paInf belfudtete btefes
entfebliGe Bib.
Die beioen Sci ,fIi9en tnieeten arn
Eager BEG Sterbenten unb empfabIen
feline arule Seele Ger 8armbentafeit
@cttes. &u9 mir 4nberrt fanfen auf
ete Entee unc SeretaI8teri untere @e<
bette nit cen ibrissn.
Na4 elmer balbe1 Stunbe tpar Ill
lee porbef. Das N61eIn bate aufae>
bort. Nur bic lanslam fauenpen
SIutstrcpfen unttrbra6en NIT sIst9>
mdeigem @srdul9 bie i&auerltGe
StiQe.
60 enbste Glapieres, Der erfe ST.
ninan3mtnifer Der frans5fldsn &epu<
blif, unp Gtnss rer Witslisber bss be-
ru6ii9ten Iriumpirats-&olanb, @la>
uisres unb Serpan-weIHes pom 85@
nise eupwie XVI. au fstner 8ertbsi>
btaunB auf9erufen, tbn Gen Satcbtnern
iterlieferte.
f6Grffekrfn fCI0fl
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GntfeBlt@es gnbe pes@pI l.
lot b6erbOts.

gouot b'6nbois rpar S&auipteIe,
une Gcm5rtenpidter. SIN Sabre 1895
putce ct mad epOn seianot mo- ct ein.
nal aIs S@aufpieler e~uesspfTen tuer.
ben trar. Ct lief palelbf Eaulene,
pom unl9ulptsen pur6 Die 9anp bee
5sntsrs ODER pura 3artdtl9su binmOrs
Den.
Spdter aIs Mitl9uIbieer 3obess
pterres an9eflast. rpuroe Ct am 2. Wdr,
1895 usrbaftet uno TN April reslelben
Sabres nod Cayenne, elmer frans5Gs
lasn @Olonie TN 1ipameritantiden
gupana, in ote 0abannuns abse,
fibrt.
pier puree gouot ni9t nur BON Zen
Neisen, i~oubern aud BON ben 5&uars
ssn du6srit Drrabldeut. QeBtere pFea<
tea i'm nur BEN benfsr Der 3eIieion
uno Der Msul9en 3u nennen. Sn ieis
mem Glenbs l@rie er 3uwstIen : sd
bin bsfraft. Die sdnslt&e 0rrlaGen.
belt. wOrta Id mi& bsfnbe 1T cine
6StIe."
Wittlerueile befel ibn elm bisiaes
8iebsr uno per;ebrte ietne Rrdfte aules
tenrs. Sn isinem S6mer3e rief er
wiersrbrlt 0ctt uul 6d!fe an. Gin
SOlpat. Den er bette rerfibren pollen,
@ctt ,u uer!dusnen, fraete tbn iest,
rorum er eintss MOnate fraber iiber
cen Stbpfsr 8eipottst babe.
Id, mein Grsunb." antrcrtete er
i6ui, ~unein MuRD belos msin 6ers".
Oarouf f&rfe Ct wiebsr: nMein 0ott,
mein @Ott, fam Id nod 0eHeibuna
msinsr gsrbre@en bOfsn2 S&idet mir
einsn Ir6fer. f9idet MIR Semanosn,
Der mid pom Der fir9terltGen Glutb,
Die mein Snnsres ssr3sbrt, befreie."
Ssin Ecpesfampf par 70 lGrsfli@
anSufeben, bae man een5tbist mar, ben
Stsrbenren In Elm a~tselesenes 3imner
brinasn III lalIsn. @dbrenb man einen
prislfer bsrteibolte, rerl&ieo Der un>
sladli&e unter fur6tbaren 3uduneen.
DIE bigger besrubsn i'm nur our 6dlfte.
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fraR6R(6e RepOlution,
5~tnrt&tuns DantOns.
(Gurtksnns.)

Danton mar ein usrtorbsner MoSo
; fat BON rieRser @l6be, etnenn BON Eel
renIhaften nod mebr oils BON be!
SIaItsrn jsrriGeusn faR neeaartisel
0sliGt.
Gr ftanb i'm gtrea6t Seller Re
GspubIit veruntrsut ;u batsn, wsldsr
MISUNDERSTANDING benubte> UNI pieler
ieinsn matttb fen NipaIen 3u fir.
sen.
NIc Wabnunaen sur SluGt tptss e.
nit Der fclaen AntwDyt ab Siam i'd
nein Satttlono an ren j5ublobIen mil
mir nsbmen 2" Man warnte Jpn ncd
am Iebtsn Gage. ~Sie passu es niGt".
rief CT QUO unp an onrsrn Wcr9en fae
CT I'M &ssfer.
So mai am 81. @ldrl 1894, 100 man
Jpn IN feinem Bette serbaftte unb tbn
ms @sfdn9niB ru e~urembur9 mari.
Oils feline 6reuEre cS wastsn, sesen lsi>
ne @tfangsnunbme bsim gonuente su
prUtefirsn, erlbien RObsspierre auf Der
GribIue uno risf: "@sr inD bis, ,pels
@e es wasen, partei III sr8tssfen fir
ben 8srldp5rer, ben Mann Der S@le@s
tisfeit, rsfen @elbueGsn enrlt6 CUR
Senntnis eeS BOLTS aelon8t linp 2"
8ier Gage nadber purre Ct Dor sas
observation-disclosures ssfabrt. ST unp
feline Witsenc0en wigctsten fi@ faum,
auf cte Grassn ces prdfrsntsn su anti
iporten unc unterbteIten ftb bamtt rae
fie wdbrsnb Der 8erbaneluneen iber
tbr S6id(al fleins Rl8el6sn aus 9rsp
tneteten uno fe seSen bic Nalsn Der
&t6ter i4Ieurerten. Danton pernabm
bas &%cpes1ubeil NIT zen @prterl :
D8alC rerre tb Dem NiGtS anbeim9es
fallen lein, aber meiu Same miro forts
lebsn bel Den fOmmenpen @el&Ie@s
tsrn."
@Is man tbn NIT Isinem Greunee in
bas 3immsr Der 0erurtbeiltsn fabrte,
l&rie sr plitbeno so bin ss, Der
oieIss tribunal erri9tet bat. SD bit,
te Soft uno Gle @enl6bsit UNI Ser,
ssibun9. 6rantrrt@ 1T elm unermeslis
bsr S6lamm. . per etn arner, ma
msnIOisr Msnl& wdrsl"
DantCn fa1b nit lplsem Oiutbs.
Omar Durre ct unmittslbar Dor (einem
SCce Deib seRtmmt, inpsm er ausrisf
80 mstne !iebe, siei8slisbte Ga.t;n | i'd
trerce DID ni6t piepsrlsben." @lsi6
-porOuf ober uHtsr5rad er fG 1eIbR, ais
penn CT f6 oielsr @eflble als elmer
menl@Itben S&wdde l6dmte unc
lpra6: n8Orwdrt6 Dantou, feline
$dwdde!" psreult be Se&eIeS, Der
nit Canton binsert6tet wurre, tpOlte
cenielbtn umarmsu, absr bieler, min
unb i6rsdIi@ bic gum Isbten Ausen,
bid, iieB tbu surad NIT e.n @orten
~SUrun, iteissn Ste binouf uniere SIS.
pfc BADEN nod 3eit. I6 i'm Sade su
tI6en." Snpem er eonn NIT Der er5B,
ten SiGerbsit Cer 9ewesunssn liG UNI
ter bas 8aUbeiI leste. ipra6 CT nod
gum benfer: "Ou iplt msinen &cpl
Dem 8OIFe ae'ssu, ct 1T eisler Ndbe
tpertb." Seine 5inrtatun8 esl1ab am
S. Aptil 1894.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-05
9tnrt6tuns 6eberts unb
GIcptS.

pIHEtW peOette uH Q
Glcets.
6ebert NOR Elm Tbeatertiuetabnet>
r1er Sepflen unb ipeger getriigereten
fprtseiaet ruorben. gr CAB oas
Sdmubblatt ~pere Duchesne" bers
aus unO Ursanifrte bic Dsibsrelubs.
Robespterre, ttem b%isisIben 3upiOer
rparen. idIpe fs, rpeuit er Indirect Be-
bert ansrif. Dieter ma6te 8obsspier>
re ale stnen fd~wuIfisen Rsensr Idasrs
LID uno lpie In ietnem gIatt esssn i'm
6euer, 70 paB bic A%usrufer, bic Go tde.
lid bur& Die Struben trusen, f9rtsen
.pere DudsSne 1T tsuFif1 sornig."
aber RObespierre mudte fetn Gsoerle>
lens NIT ibm. ST LIEF i'm perbaften
unO l&idte tbn am "a. mdrs 1884 auf
eie @utuOtine. Gr 3etete auf rem
5enferfurrea bic feiefe @nsf uro tpar
ausfr I@, baber ibm Ger p5bI b5bnil1
Surtef: mYere Ou1esrle TT teuftl9 3pr>
mig"
Mit ism murbs Der Banter GIoots
binasrt6tst. Cine 3ett lang prdfpirts
sr i'm Su%tObinsrflub. Ct iaste I'm
@pnsent: SD fdmpfte msin Neben
lang sssen Die 6errsn Der Grpe uno rec
6tmmsIs." gr paeete ft6 ~ unters
ldreiten "pnl6nli9sr Geinp bss ST.
Jus BON Na3arstb." ST prabIte NIT
lstnsm @elre. Aber Nobsspisrre ertf
ibn NIT ben @ortsn an vRann ein
ceutlGsr Saron NIT bunoerttauleno
eiprcs Rsnteu, Der BEL zen rsi1en 8ans
fisr8 lpsif, Elm gutter Democrat 1tin 2"
Sum 9ore Derurtbeilt, bate Der l6rede
!tde Weni4 feline Gorge, olS 60 t5nns
elmer ieinsr @sfdbtten aus ansF DOT
Dem 2cpe nod fromm rrsroen uno an
etnsa Soft sIauben. ~ Sbnen bas OBJ
sureoeri. ruar pieler Eeufel in MenlHen>
ssftaIt bis unter bic @uiuotine eifsta
bemIbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-05
btnrt@tUn8 bsS Gutu8tus
9 6netoer, GbabptS unb
Qebcn8
(abtriuatser grteRer.)

Gulcsius SGretber, Der Gubn einea
Sauern aus Ger DiSesle 0dnbura
mar Yrtefer tn eiuem Rlofer ~ 8ants
berg. Gr bs9ab fG mad gtuttaort
mo- er in bic @emeinltaFt Ger Squmis
notsn eintrat. Nodber wurbe er Trcs
fsTcr on Ger nniSrTtdt au Bonn.
8sim Auetru9 Ger 8epclution gina 81
mad S%trasbur9. Sisr rpurre er 8iea,
bes at9efauenen conftitutiCneuen 8i.
l6ofs uno rann du6 Sfsatlt9er Nns
fldser beim StraftribunGI. Nun burds
ffre,fte CT nh Der 0uiuotiue ras eanr.
Gm 81. CeSsuaber 400 CT nit ter1elbsn,
fetnrm Weite uno leinen 6entern In
Straeturs fsisrlid auf sinsm StGspdn.
risen 0asen elm. Nber aud fir ibn
iGlu8 rie Stunne Ger Ha&e. gr purs
&c 0n2stiast fensenUmmeu uno pier
Sous Stunren an einsn pfabl bee
Slut8erGRss 9etunesn, neIde6 er felbf
bate errt9ttn laGen. Wan braGte ibn
MAD Paris. oerurtbsilts ibn als .5Rer>
Tsiat@sr grisfisr aus Dd3burs". oils
feiiieli9sn Spicn uue @bsf zines 0ers
MISUNDERSTANDING ssssn Die Rspus
bltt gum lOee. 60 bsl6lrs CT bann
lein f&anbuouss 9sbsu auf Dem Sdof,
fot am 1. Npril 1894.
au& an rsm l&mubisen Gbabot.
Sapu3iner, ;eiste ss f&. ruie tief Elm
yriefer, reun ct etnmal fdat, au infsn
TIM Stanoe IL. Gr hetratbets Die God
ter zines 8snfiers uno fpieIte NIT bic
6aHptrClIe BET @infibrung ees GuItus
Der 8ernuaff. Mtt Anpera i'm CONF
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-05

Sein eet6nam ,purbe BON zen wtlOsn
Ibieren oefrefen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-15

SACHET POWDERS, Heiotrope, Violet,
- Frangipani, Rose, Jockey Club and Gera-
niuur, just receiv ed and for sale by
nv 20 WAKEFIELD s. HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-15

The Oldest United States Senator now living
is said 10 be tho Hon. Peleg Sprague, OF
Maine, who was Senator from that State from
1929 to 1885. He was also Representative
half century ago, having represented the
kenuebec district in Congress from 1879 10
1929. He was subsequently for many years
Judge of the Uuited States District Court OF
Massachusetts, and is now livihg at greatly
advanced age.