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Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
Vol, XIII. Whole No. l242. No. 46.
Col. Ingersoll on Child Whipping.

The children of poverty my heart bleeds
when think of them; the childrep simply
covered by a rag; the children OF famine
and of starvation the children OF drunken
ness and the children OF crime, hotssm and
ietsam upon the wild. rude sea Of life; the
children in alleys that crouch In corners
when they hear the unsteady step OF
drunken brute Of q father; the children, lit
tie babies with drinking mothers the chill
dren, too, OF the rich that have no liberty
these little children that are crushed,
that are trsmpled upon, that are frightened.
pity them all, from the bottom OF my
heart. What right have you to tyrsnnizs
over a childS have very little respect for
man that cannot govern q child without
brute force. Think OF whipping children
Why. they say that children tell lies. Yes,
cowsrdioe is the mother OF lies. Tyranny
Is the father of lies. Suppose man who
Is as much larger than you as you are lar
ger than a tiye-year old child, should come
to You with a pole in his hand: Who
broke that plateg' You would tremble,
your knees would knock together. and you
would swear that you never saw the plate,
or that it was cracked when you got IL.
Think OF member of the Board OF Ex-
change whipping one OF his children for
prevaricatiug. Think of q lawyer beating
the truth. Think of dealer in stocks pun
shing his child for setting afoat false re-
ports. What an inconsistency! Think of
it! lfyou should hereafter whip your child,
wish you could have your photograph
taken when doing so, with brows corruga-
ted with anger, your cheeks red with wrsth
and the little child shrinking, trembling.
crouching aud begging II this child
should happen to die, wouldn't 1t be sweet
in the antumn when the maple leaves are
turning to gold, and when the scarlet vines
run like sad regret out of the earth
wouldn't It be delightful to go and sit on
the mound that covered the flesh you had
beaten AMI look at yourself 10 the act Of
whipping that child?
Now think Of il; think OF II; and II all |
say tonight will save one blow from the
tender flesh of infancy, | sn more than
paid.
al have known men TO drive their own
children from their doors, and then get
down on their knees and ask God TO watch
over them. | will never ask God to do =
favor for a child Of mine while can do II.
Never Another thing: There is nothing
III this world like being honest with these
children. DO not pretend you are perfec-
ton; you are not aud II one of them hap
pens to tell story, do not let on as II the
whole world was going TO burst. Tell
them honestly you have told thousands Of
them.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

A good story for the times, be it true
or untrue Is that they tell about the head
of the French Rnthchilds. During III.
days of the last Communist uprising in
Paris. two Of the red-eapped gentry called
upon him and said:
baron, the Commune rules France now
and you, like other rich men, must divide
your property among yOur poorer fellow
countrymen."
"Ah." said the Baron, al. that soI-
Pray tell me how much am supposed to
be worth
About forty million francs"
And how many people are there ia
France"
About forty millions"
"And 1 must divide my wealth among
them
Yes. Monsieur
Very well. then, here are two francs
for you. You have got your share, aud
may go; for. OF course, you do not care
TO take any one ese'-"
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

An INSPECTOR OUrwITTED.--A French
police Inspector being Informed that
restaursnteur was serving game out or
season. visits the restaurant In mufti spd
order. dinner. Waiter" says he, can you
give me salmi of partrdges;'
''Scitingly, Sir" replied the walter
promptly, and yeIls to the cook, Par
fridge fer one
The Inspector finishes his dinner lei1-
ureiy and then says 10 the waiter, Ask
the boss TO step this way a minute"
What for?
Il wish TO notify hun TO appear in court
tomorrow aud answer for selling par
fridge ont of season.
80. guess it amt worth while bother
Ing him shout thst."
DO a. tell you. | am the police In
-prctor. aud have secured the necessary
evidence against him"
20, spotted you and guessed what you
were after. II wasn't partridge yon had. :
What was II then?'
Grow"
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

JUSTICE AsLEEP.-Last night the wife Of
Justice Moses was aroused from a sound
sleep by stern voice: Are you ready
for trial. | say:"
"Hush-don't make a noise, or else you'll
wake the Uaby," she replied, endeavoring
to soothe him.
Don't talk back to this court" he vo-
ciferated; IF you've got any witnesses,
bring EN- on. but let your lawyer do the
taking
''Why, Tom. how you take on! What is
the matter?"
Il send you up for 60 days-that's what's
the matter. Here, Enders, take her away
Now I'm ready for that petty larceny case
bring up the prisoner" and jumping out
OF bed he started toward the next room, to
summon jury, but fell over a rocking
chair. barked his shins, woke up. and asked
his wife what was the matter anyhow
Virginia City Chronicle.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
A COOP REcoMMKSpArIos.-"Sir,"s ;" 81

A Coop RECoNMENDATIOS.- Sir said
a lad. coming down 10 one OF the vharyes
in Boston. and addressing a well known
merchant. Sir. have you any berth for
me on your ship? want TO earn some
thing"
What can y.u do2" asked the gentle
man.
II can trv my best to do whatever | arm
put to-" answered the boy.
What have you done
IL have sawed and split all mothers
wood for nigh two years"
what have you not done:' asked the
gentleman; which was queer sort OF a
question.
We'll. sir" answered the boy. after. e.
moments pause, II have not whispared
once in school for q whole year"
That's enough said the gentleman;
you may ship aboard this vessel. aud
hope TO see YOU the master OF her .oIts
day. 4 boy VINO can master woodpie
and birdie hi, tongue must be made OF
good stuff
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

With face as red as lobster, and
back like the shell OF clam. the wife
stands over the kitchen stove and manipu-
lates raspberry JAM erkShire Courier.
While her husband, with nose like sunset,
and his mouth like the song OF a year,
leans over the counter ot free lunch," and
elevstes schooners OF beer - Hdtckeve.
Aud her daughter. with ear like a shovel,
and eye like a Florida bean, swings on the
gate with fellow. with darkness to cover
the scene Graphic. But the son, with
lip for the ardent" and scanty supply
OF "the TIM" is pouring it down by the
measure, without stopping to wipe of his
chin, ,- Boston Hsme Journal. And the
mother-n-law, with a gay grin, takes her
stand in the lordly hall, eDlsrging on each
and every sin, and making it lively for all.
Boston Globe.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

She sits IN the gaiheriu. twilight
In her Weil-~arD TntAing-chAir.
WITH the snow .f llf,'> long winter
IN the m,->hes OF her hair
She drt aiu> ui the little thildtcu
who .rfShc' iong sgo.
And listen, for their footsteps
Vita the lon2ing mothers know.
She hcsr> them coming. coming,
Aud her heart i ali clatc
At the pafter of hiile footsteps
Down hv the garden gstc.
The ciaiter OF chiiGren's voices
Comes merr ly 10 her ear>.
Aud she cries. in her qui,cring treble.
~ on are late, my little dear
And then. they are herr beside her
A. she hal them bong ago
SUSIE. and Bcn. and Msry.
And Rulhle. and little Joe.
And her heart throbs high with rapture
A. csch fond Mss s. given,
And the nighi j, filled with music
sweet A. her dreams OF heaven.
such wonderful thing. they tell her,
ntsi lu the apple-ircc;
And t6e robin gave them scolding
tor c'iuhiu: Up In see.
\ We whre pmb IN tbe pasture
\ Wild reese on tn hill
Ana >Gsb great ripe straw berry
\. Joe found b, The mill.
she listen. to all their praiile,
Her heart sbrim with rs-t.
she's queen 10 a little kingdom.
Each child roysl guest.
Queen. I> sn empty title,
More than queen l. She.
Mother oi young immort d..
" no gather al her Anco.
She brings ihoiT welcome supper,
And thrs III down " ncr feet
Tired. and hungry, and happy.
And She laughs to sec them eat.
1hru she >mouih,s the yellow tanglc,
With mother patient hand.
" hal. ~hc tells some wonderful story
oi the chudrcn'- faIry-lani.
Then the liii.c Anlt'rd ,hoe-,iring-
Arc patiently united.
And the children lu their uIght-coyns
hneel - their mother. side
Their voters arr low and sleepy
Ere thcir simple prayer. AR salI.
AMI iAe = oi-U..h; Ai-- j. gwen
BY each w4!uu~ Itlc 1.I.
Then quiet comes about her.
Solemn and .til aud deep.
And Shc .ay. in her ir,amy fAnci,..
The children are fAsi a.lccp."
1c-, IA; asleep. t.opr mother.
Ia their bad. - iow and green.
llaH-.- AMI t.4Es.r f..4--r.HHf
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
])ortrp.
Dreaming of Four.core

ny FREN 2 RENFusp.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
In Memory OF John LothIop Motley.

sleep. Motley, with The great 81 ancient days.
W no ~rpis for al the wears that lrt .haiI b. .
sie, With HeroI"tn.. whose name aud praise
Have rrsched the isles u cArih's r,molest
~Ta.
sleep. while. defiant Il the slow deia,s
ot Time, thy cipr!Ju, writings .}seAA for thee
AMI ~ the aB.wcring heart Of millions rai-e
The geucrou, Zeal for Right and Liberty.
And should the day o'criakc u. when. At lsst
The silence that-~re yet 4 human zen
Had traced he sicrlrrc.t rrcord uf the past
Hu-hr'! the primary Al language, Of men
trpn our Isgli-h tongue Il. .Ie.I shall cast.
Ihy memory shall perish onIy then
william EwileH BryHp, ia International Re-
rtstr f.r Narrm1rr
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

An editor going away, left his paper
in charge of minister. During the min
sters stay in the sanctum. the following
letter came from a mountain subscriber:
You know very well paid my sub
scription to your paper the last time was
n Lexington. If | get any more such let
ters from you as | received last week. I
will come down to Lexington and maui
HI out of your
The minister answered: II have been
trying to maui that thing out OF the editor
for ten years past, and if you will really
come down and maui 1t out OF him, then.
my dear sir. have twenty members OF
my church | will also get ycu TO operate
on
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

Smoking in Holland" said travel
Ter, ''is so common that it Is Impossible TO
tell one person from another in room
full Of smokers" How is any one who
happens to be wanted picked out, then2"
asked listener. "Oh. in that case. y
waiter goes around with pair of bellows
and blows the smoke from before each
face till he recognizes the person called
for. Fact, gentlemen
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
He was a graduate of Harvard. ant

He was a graduate of Harvard. and he
got position on one Of the Philadelphia
dsilies last week. "Cut that stuff of yours
down. said the city editor. as the new
man came in with column where q
.'stick" was only required, ''Do you de-
sire a jadcisus elimination. OF the saper-
tous phraseology? mildly returned the
Harvard man. mol Boil it down"
thundered the City editor. The new man
Is gone uow-gone back to Boston. He
says there aia't 'cultuah" enough in Phil
adelphia.-[ Philadelphia Press
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

My Lord" said foreman of Welsh
jury, when giving in the verdict, I'VE find
the man who stole the mare not guilty.
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riaenten loru. Sd)ilpp Die Gb6re 20 9tatur, an
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hiibid) Dor. alS Seit=Gourite iirngirteu bic
6S. beimrid) Befer, 2ouis Wdrfel unb S.
2eisuer.
Cine beftige @rp1oiio n tpurbe &C.
5teru Mbe11D aeaen 9 lIbr in alien Sbeileu Ser
5taet aebSrt. gsobur6 bieielbe berporserll=
fen tuur6e, fonnte troe Der iorgfaltigiten 9tad.
foridnn9en nid)t ernittelt tperDen. Die Se=
ridterltatter Der peri6iebenen 3eitungen silten
auf gSinOesfliigeln bon eilem Stattonsgaule
si.nl anoeren, aber ielbit Die aaplilenoe Polt=
sei truBte bieies Otal 9fidts. Giner permr5
3bete eine Grploiion ar Der 2inie Der neuen
8ai{enesung; ein 9lnoerer rpollte eln Wfeteor
aelebem babsu, luelfes iif nit lautent &naa
in atome aufgaSi't; elm Sritter pollte ipifien,
oaB Die vStrifer" ein Fnlperma9a5tn IN Srano
seitedt, nno i9liebli6 itsat lif nielleid)t beute
DeIuu1t puB NtlutL Uuh %tAeH JtS4Ht pe@tS@
4uffimbmng etnes ermoYp ct e n
8inbes.-Spbn Sn1itb unb Bbilipp S6a-
fer, swei irnss WdHHer, fanbsn 9eitern Morz
gen in Der Nabe pom 6prt Mc6enrp ben
3eidmam siues ausenideinltb ernlorOeten
Sin6es, iuel9er I'M g8aiier uulbeEtyieb. an
betu 8opfe bes &inbes befanb iid eine groBe
g3nube, nnS Die Irn1e rno 8eine tpareil pit
sinem Strife ;uiammengebnnben. Or. Sfe<
lamb ipirb bsxte cine 9ei6enIdau abbalten.
@efdbrii9sr Stmr5. = 9eorg 6.
8eIsrmann, elm Mas8igiit in Der 8unoes=
aotte, fpelaer ieit einisen gagsg I'M r@oie=
Souie" issirte, ftiirste gsftern Na@mittaa nm
is lllr aus apem 6eniter oes britten gied-
,perfs bes @sbaubes in ben Sofraun unb e.
bielt mebrere sdmere Gerletunsen am 9opfe.
Dlan bradte ibn mad sem Spitale Der
,Dalbington- -llniperftdt," wo Inn arstli6er
Beiitans gu Sbeil tpuroe.
untall.-Safob Gdtuar5, ein SobH bes
IN ar. 1877, 9}ore GbapelitraBe, pobnenSelt
1rn. Gran5 99ipar5, ,saroe gsitsrn Na9mit=
taa an Der WolfftraBe soH einem gpagen
j6ufabren unb jdiuer am &epfe psrlett
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Selesrapbii9e 9epei9ea.
[Yeritte Der ~AHocitr!sn Yrefe' fur oem r3eutider
&orre{poHoeHtsH",l
b-pepf(dell.
aus Der 8mtloeSba,tptjtaSt.
4abfuefSfku1td.

3abfnetStiBuna.
Us a btngton, %. Sult.-Seute Wfttta9
I'M IL llbr fanb abern1als cine ldngere Git
sung bes &abinetS }tatt, un5 Der &riegSiefre=
tdr las cine Wense linn susesansener 9epez
l1en Dor. 8is oabin iit BON Der Ginberuf ufung
etuer @rtrafitung bes Gongreiies feline 6ebe /;
aber es iit ibon mDslid), OaB eine babin 3ie=
lenbe Proclamation erfolgen ipiro, tuenn Die
llnruben nidt balb ibr Gnbe erreid)en. Die
SrnDpenbelpegungen banern fort. SefS Gom=
pasnie'n beS IS. SnIanterie Heginlents iinh
inter 8cfsbl bes Sen. Self, 6, Danis iuobl=
bebalten i'll ct. gouts angefommen unS besoz
aen obne t0emnniB ibr Ouartier. gteh nlebr
5ruppenf0rpcr iinb aus ben @oliitaaten urterz
iuegs.
Oas &abinet mar beute smei Stunben in
Sipaue, uno ndbreno Der 3eit tpurben bic
beiteben6en atbaiterni1ren ermosen; man bielt
es a6er nitbt fir nbtbtg, bab bic Buubesregie=
runq sur 3eit rpeitere S1ritte tbue. Der
Brdiibeut nnb iein &abinet 6alten bic Situass
tion fir boffnunsspoller uno glauben, SaB bic
Hnbe i'm gansen 3anbe balo pleber bergelteat
teeIseH Ipirb. SIS iulroen Veri6te oom Gen
6aneoa, Deg in Ybilaoelpbia colnmanoirt
perleien, maHe beiasen, bab oaielblt Gubt
berrift uno mad ieiner Nnii9t bas S4lihnl:
fte iiberftanben iei. Sbm itebt iibrisens eint
itarfe 9ruppenma9t 3ur 8erfiisuus, unb el
seug einenl ettpa;gen Aufitanbe erfolgrei9 be-
gesneH,
eteuess asp 3oH=G =Ginnabmen.
Die Summe ber tease etugegaHgcnen Sr:
lanoteuern betrdst $l69, ,e0s, bic @awme be,
36le $512 ,637.
Yse gtriter In 8uWaIo, N,=D., umo bic 1ranmt.
=Y3rennereten.
Ser Sniancifegers@ @ommiifdr empfing cir
Eelegramm BON 0nffaio, BOB bic bortisel
Strifer Die Sdliebans Der 8fanntpeinbrea'
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8alttmore, Mo., 9ommerfag ben rs. Suit 1877

bilabeln ia, 25. Suli. Sin grlas
oeS General abiutanten befieblt oie4uh0iuuq
Der Comp. s oeS 16. 8egts., neil iid oieicl6e
bes llngeboriams, Der Seigbeit unO Der Oteu=
teret if)uloig gen1ad)t, tnbem iie ben Sumul=
tuanten III 9teabtng an "a. &riegsnlunitiou
oerabfolgte.
Cine an Der Sraufforb=8 =8oao ange,eiate arz
better>Serianlmlung nnroe bon Der 4oliSe
unter0riidt. 0tebrere Snblpibueu, bic 1u6e=
itOrungen be3weften, iplrben feitgenommen.
Die Seamten Der yYennl. nl.=Sabn" iagen,
baB beute abenp an alien Buuften Der ginie
3tube obtualtete. gs ,piro beabiihtiqt, nidt
cher pieoer Sra9tSiige auf Der Sauptliuie su
beforoern, bis bur6aus lopale, 9.9eu lleber-
griffe 9eidiibte 9eute porbanoen iino.
@ctteres aus philadelphia.
Ybtla Del bia, q. .Suli.-Oer Oampfer
ySqinoiS" iuirb erit am ndhlten 9ienitaae
mad europa abgeben. Sn Snlge bes 9usz
itanbes lit Die Sradtabla9ernNg erbebli9 er=
i6pert.
Die 2eidJen BON bier lis=Solbaten, mel
DE in Yittsburg ftelen, itno bier angefomnteu.
Gint9e 5ra6tSiige giugen ndd) y2elu- 0orf
ab, aber feine iiuO bis Oabtn auI Der t0auptli=
ME angefommen.
@ouu. 5artrauft fam beute bier an, bate
eine untcrrebung nit Col. Scott uno itie9 im
Continental Sotel" ab.
SouD. Sartranft bat Die Silouu9 pom slpci
neuen DtiliS zRe9imeittsrn autoriIirt.
AUS aottSOiue.
Is 20 t s b | lie, Bennl., 25. sSlli. - Die
arbeiter bielten bente IbenO eiue Seriamms
lung. Giner 9(nsabl 2lrbeiter wuroe 9(rbeif
3u 81 pro Gag an9eboten, aber ausgel1la<
gen. Ginige 3eute, Die arbeitsmllltg mareu,
lpurbeH auSge5iift. Gin Seriuh, oas Sen
trail Sabn- Depot gu ftiirneu, uur6e ollrh
70 beluaifnete Siirser Suriidgsiblagen. Sin
Wtann, Namcns 9SeiB, Der Dor ieiller 3biire
itano, erhiclt cine t0btli6e ShuBpunOt.
Die Siirger patrouillireu Die Snaben,
unS bic Sumaltuanten ibienen iid) na6 6aule
begeben su babeu. 3wii6eu bier uuo @rcel=
itor io1en Die Sdienen aufgeriiien uoroeu
iein. 9unultnanten baben Die Stdue Der
OtiHe 9tr. Der r9bil. So6lellz@omp." ME
oergebrannt. Yoll5ei 1T ua9 SbenanOoab
nnteriuegS. Die Serbanbluugeu Der SOblenz
minen- arbeiter- -SsriamnIlun9 gu WabonOp
fueroen gebeim gebalten.
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ST. Bettnfplnante,t.
Gcroufpu.

ScfQnton.
cranton, Ya., %. Suli.-guf eiuem
Dhlidl gebenOeu 3uge lpuroe beute Worgen
ein Berlouen5ug bon eine,n Yoitnagen bur6
Die aufgere9ten lnsitdnOigeu abgetrennt; Der
SabnzSuperlntenoeut bef0roerte bann aud
Die Yoit nidt. Die Strabeu bieten Scenen
Der 9r0Btsn aufresnns.
8eaoimg.
Geaoing, 25. Suli. = Die regulGren
Sruppeu babeu bier eiue berllbisen6e @ir=
flung ausgeiibt. Die 0tiliS betranf ii9 nit
oem Wob uuo nla9te 9emeinl6ait nit BENT
lel6en. Sltle perlieBen Die Staot beimli6
uno iibergaben ibre gSaiien Dem Y0bel.
6eaoing, %. Suli. - 6eute friib be9ab
it6 cine groBe Insabl slngeiteater Der rYbi=
laoelphia 9teaoiuger Sabn" in Segleitung
Der NIT Spencer @emebren belpaffnctem
Bpliiel Der 8Oblens unh @iieuiperfe bon
SbuDltills@ s@ountp baS 8abugeleiie eutlang,
I'M Die 6inoerniiie pon Oemlelben 81 entfcr<
nen. sic pollfiibrten ibreu 3med obne 8e.
laitignng, nno INN llbr fonnten :3iige auf
Swei 9(btbeilungen Der Sabu befGroert merben
SunOestruppen nit bier @elhben bewa6en
ben 8abnbof uno ionlti9eS Sabueigeutbum.
SSarrisharg.
rauft traf bier 9egen Ofittag elm uno uerfiigte
fd nit bem General Qoiutanten Natta, Ser
iid) inn auf Dem SahnbOIe anldlOB, mad
philadelphia. alle5 1T bier rubig.
Sarrls burg, 25. Suli. - Die 4usitGn=
bigen reou6irteu in Der Scrianmlung aul bsll=
tigen NOrgen ben gefOrberten erbDbteu Bro=
5entlat BON 20 auf 10 YroSent. 6ra6t3iige
aui Der uS6uplfil Susquebanna 9abn"
muroeu beute Dforsen ausebalten. Ser Yer<
ionenOerfebr 1T nibt unterbrO6em.
Muoenrieo.
q oenrieO, Ya., %. Suli.-Oie 8ea=
per=groof= =Utinenbeiiser haben Die Sorberunz
gen Der Sergleute, Oie geitern ausitanoer, be-
ipi1ist, unb bic 9eute baben bic arbeit ,pieGer
aufgenomnlen.
Setblebem.
8etblebem, Ba., 25r Snli,-Teriouer-
siige aHt Der Central. .Babn" bon bier meroen
bef6rbert. Ser Iusitanb aui Der ,9ebisb=
Sallep< 8abn" lit nid)t biSber gelangt Iaes
lit arf Der Sabn unb in ben Gienmerfeu rll=
big.
Nittsbnre.
Ptttsburg, 25. Suli, ubr Na9mit=
tags.-0te Sitaation bat ii6 ni6t gednoert.
GIN @onlite Ger ,Strifer" bon ben perlGieSe=
men Giienbabuen miro beute Ha6mittag cine
&onisrens nit ben Direftoren Ser Babnen baz
ben. Die Berionensitge gehen regellldbig.
Waud)s9 hunt.
ganb &Bnnf, 3D., 25. 5uli. = Die
auSltebsnSem gremier Der veebish= =susqae=
nna=gabn" aaben erflart, paB' fe bas gi=
gentbum Der gonipa9nie segen @eipaltafte
i6iten iperben. Gs7 herrifhf bier feline llrl<
tube. 9ie slrbeiter Ser u3ebigb gallep<
Sabn" tperben iuabri9einli6 beute Die arbett
eiuitelleu.
philadelphia.
Pbilabelp bia, 25. Suli.-6ier unb in
Weft-Ybilaoelpbia berridt &ube. Die Sc
idatte ruben faf sdn;li9.
YbtlaSslpbia, 25. Suli.-Sn Der bsuts
bon Der YbilaSelpbier 6anbelsb0rie sebal
teneu Serianu1lung ,prrSen Bei9lHiie se=
fabt, wor,u es beibt, 6ab, ba seietloie anf-
rthreriide 8anben BEN 5unoel unS Serfebr
9sbemnlt babeu, bertt 8rdiibentsu Der Ser.
Staaten 9anf fiir ieiu ipirfiames Ginldrei=
ten 5ur Seriteanng Der Rube uno SfSnuna
sebiibrt. gtebnlife Seibliifie baben bic Slot,
tenbOrie nno 5anoelsfammer sefaBt.
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seste 9epcf6en iiber oen slusitanS.
&an,si NIT Der goIiset:-3ieote nno sletrirte.

Sampf NIT Der 9uliict.-3pote unO 9lcirrtc
Gbicago, %. Sult, WtitternaAt. - 8iS
leet mar Die Staot unrublg, uuO eS fam slui=
ifen llnrnbeitiftern unb Der 9oli3ei 3u ernitliz
den &dnpfeu, III Oelteu Die Yoli3ei BON ibrcn
lSafeu @cbrau6 ma6te. Der Mob murOe
pertrieben, idwur aber bittere 8a6e. Sin
gsaheltlaOen wuroe erbro9en, unO MN be-
9ann Elm bluttger Saupi oil Der @de Der 16.
uno 5aliteabzSraBc. Die YoliSet sog ben
Siirjeren unb retirirte in ein 9tuuobauS Der
- Chicago Burlington Quiucpcr Sabu."
ytadoem Seritdrfung uugetOmmtn, begauu
Der aampf aui's gfeue. 3wei 2(ufriibrer
muroen get0otet uuo 10 oOer 16 oermunbet.
Die Poli5iiten empfin9eu MIR menige @unoen
bur9 Steiue. Die Ofebr3abl Der SGmpfenoell
iuaren iuuge 4eute. Die 9oliSei fegte ;ulett,
nno Der Wtob Seritrente iib; bod werO,n Dor
lduitg teine 3iige abgeben.
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Sst Wetp=Serieg+
eie 9entraI.e,abn BON s,e,p.c,er,en :.

gtem<D orf, 25. Suli.-Oer geqlclter Der
obigeu Sabn bat Elm 8unoldreibeu erlaiien,
tporin er Die 8abn Iugeitelten auiforoert,
NIT ben SofalzSeb6roen 5ur llnteroriidung
BON llnrltben 5uamn,en 81 pirfen. Die
Sabn= =Ingeitellten eripioerten ofort oarauf,
OaB iie inter alien llmltGnben bereit ieieu, III
nen betaultebcn.
Sn gteiuarf, N.-S 1T cs rubig uub Die
8erouen3iige geben unbebelist ab, inbeb be-
firntet man etuen auStano Der 2ofomOtipz
ftbrer Der u@rie Sabn." Die BOlt3ei lift
pa9iant.
Batter on, N.=S., 25. Snlt.-Oie auss
itdnbigen Seioenarbeiter baben ;tpei anoere
arbeiter miBbanSelt; bic Boliset uerbinoerts
eiuen 4uflauf.
Die Seioenipinnerei 8eiiter baben ben
Siirgernleifter angegangen, ibre SSabrifen al
i6iiten, wel4e bon Den 4usfdnbtgen beorobt
iper6en. Ser S1eriff bat alle @onitabler oer
Stabt aufgeboten. Die Seioenipcber treroen
belnontratip; es iinb gr6Bteutbeils SranSolen
unb Oeutide, bere1 Soeen cine fart comnuz
niitiibe 6arbung baben. Die 2eute fno ieft
enti6lONen.
Der S9erifi bat piersis !oHlfs< s9eriffe
ein9eid)moreu, I'M bic griifen unb @eleiie
Der uG.sgS. -SaDll" 5n bel9iben. Die Surger
Der Staot ilnb bereit, ben S9eriff 81 inter-
itiiten.
&aterinro.
8aterforo, N.zS., 25. Suli. = Der
gtame oes bei'm lluialle auf Der ,Ybilabelz
phia<atlantic=Gitp enggeletii9en Sabn" beute
Otorgen getDoteten Sreuliers 1T Sarrp @rap.
Spdtere gta6ridten iiber ben Giienbabn=
llnfaa ergebell, oaB bios ein Baiiagier Der
pnubet iuurOe. Ser Sremier parrp @raD
muroe aetDStet.
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earopaii9e &abelber;dlte.
llnterirniid,sr SeIenrn,,h

Sefl1n, 25. Sult.-9er gntevr6iife s..
&&srapb sipti9en 8eriin lnb NlainS lit am
agy5tontags w terti9 9etporben. @r ift so beEtid,e
94ellen lang unO uerbinOet NtaiHs, Tranfflrt
q: Wr eetpjig, Saiiel,. 6elle uRS Berlin.
YIN iuetterer unterrSildDer 8elegropb wtrO
nod] oteles SahF alpiiAeH Seriin, Samburg
Has Sisl aelsst ipefoeL