davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-05-14
PROPOSED APr0RTI0NMEHT OF cooK
COUNTY.

The plan OF apport,onlnent agreed upon BY
the Senate Colnmlttcu ut Springfield Is 80 i'm
perfect In tho Arrangement OF districts In
Cook County that 1t Gun scarcely be regarded
rs sorlo,lsty lntuntled. 1t proposes to carve
up Cook, Du Page, nild Lake Counties into
four Congressional districts, all Of them Re-
publican Considerable ingenuity Is shown
IN the effort to accomplish this atd but the
result, 1t tlie plum should 60 iuto practical
operation, would only Illustrate agnln tile
fable Of ule' dog that dropped tho bone ho nj
rea,ly llnd to grab ut the shadow lle could
not get sand lost both. LII oil yeass two Of
the four proposed districts would ba almost
certainly Democratic. md III case Of my po.
ftticat reaction Of widespread apathy A,l,ot,x
Republican yotors TIRES would be carried BY
tho Democrats and tho fourth ,nado lighting
ground.
Thsre were 4a,o0o Democratic voters In
Cook County at the late Presidential elcc-
tlon. III q number OF southwestern, wards
comprising coInpact md contiguous terri
tory they were enormously In tho majority.
Ttuy a1e tatrly eutitloi to Qua Congressman
In this county, and tho attempt to gerry
Mandcr them out ofa Representative will
cndanger the election OF lsopubI!cans In Mt
!s''s. .'tse ,s. usttc.s ,r, rne ,a!r au hovss
i"s. p.an - ..1o oeSt one li'S pS!aocsnts OF uso
;r., rt.sn, t, 9,@sn, oessns', E'En'n, Nth!a' anu
aonto ""1us' VI ~ Muca W eae'n ~ has
~ aoccsSasS WI" u'a 1o"a VI AaKe 10
.l'aAe w o!.e Ions't'ssIo''al u'str'ct' shou1a
Nv Nv pefn"'toa u e'oct one congressman
ahls n.faAseneht woa9u MAKE 1nEeo re!!ap1o
4'opupl!cah a's'tlcts oas ot he REMAINING
pafs OF Cook County anu Lake county,
"'''e Nv taao eou!a 10 spafea 1os some
, 1881-05-14

a VIENNA pahes prints the last lcttors OF
thu executed Nlhlllsls. Tho letter OF sophie
PcroWsku1a IA ADDRESSED ID hos mother. who
lives It. rarts 1t u rsrY shors. and does not ask
her Forgiveness. beuausa tho mother entcrtans
tho sasua political opsaious a. her daughter. In
reference to hor father. eophlo WFItes ~ follows:
Ida not Ask the forgiveness OF father, be-
causo know ha would u0Far Rsattk It, !
The letter concludes Without any further Fet-
ore4us TO- the assassination. kibaitsohitsah
wTttps 10 his brother tha following,
ma w hi1na1nnn San ssjnnaffo
ltuxosable tAto bus pestuwed upon me, am y
vlctttn VI tho hlstaFlu Development OF the eunl.
which cnull nut abstain from doing. l}urlux
tho last two wOeks NY mlud hR4 Eeeelted nau&t
, 1881-05-14

Ahn u''l l"t s"e p!ofo!'I1o!i VI htu.lKen'i''ss
rcceht.y ,h'foasicea IN inc herman Hclchsfas
hees ~ W elato1!S Fest'n9 IN sho taple pccai'ae
Ut tAo tlfne Whoh II phssea us tfst seaang II up
pearea snHdenly tnat no quorum was present.
"aat WY a!t'fHatefy becofao " tho o'h " prop
'cMht'oh!. lts p!os!s'oAs aee ma'tlly alfeo leu
asalhst tho steadi1y increasing use OF whisky 10
Hofthorh uertnailg' Every t't,e VINO ls found III
guy public pl@ee IN atato or lntoxlcnt1on w na
~ oo ahehslvo To sho PUBIC VIII 10 p'intshaa ny
uhe' not e*cootitrE loo natKs' or " l'nprlH'Ha-
'Hefit nos oxoaodsaR two weeks o. both, ifsttch
Il ppr4DH l9 Known tnf1It11ul utt1HkNr0.
, 1881-05-14
PUBLIC OPINION

Trenton IN: J.) 0asetts tlsp,'a: lind oa ~ tsis
President Garfield has Eot Inc *u'g s.nstot fruu.
pusiuess. Ho can say to osefS - aeua .at ssnt tn
every suite; psatlemea. Il roy 1,tI ~ W ny lou,
ooatf9 sinfls nsn'uatd ,in usiaSd BY. Conlas, sn'
that vii! 2ult.a It. ,,.,,,1a1ph!A
New York correspondence rh'laJ''ssat haIsa ssat
] W.. Tho secrs, of Mr: c.,axrxs haa ,p p,t,tsr..
state anJ it, huit nsil'oa hrpui|r,"a . nuaer.tua
II les Ia lhe faut tina. hc bas Away IN, lsa rued
tho fact Of the duality Of sb.s .,', sc,pour-
It {rptn hls nrother-ta'ta"' Au4"' 'r.rsoaauy. ~
aud he has always aeted upon l!
, 1881-05-14


AEFuHD1hd THE FIVE PER GENT BONDS
"he'' Sscfotafy Wsu'lo!''" p'all Tor coll
!lhnffK tho U lMf ecl't bo''tls W ~ ref ceht
!,'tesest' upon tuo apptleatlon ot tne no'aoFs
lhesool' 'ad oeon 'nsltnfcd' IllE iAi"USE
pFeo.c.e" that t''o sc'lel"c Wo'''" oe 10 sue
eeSStai III 10 warrant slh1'as courao witlt
.eente 10 inc Outstanding pHr ce'lts' ihss
has proven 10 w u'o e"sc' ine secfotafy
has lo" nn'o"Acea t!las o poF oo'ts 'ths ~
pt"c.Gn4S rot"H"~t ~ sl'o sA'''o 'l"'"c1 W
"pp,'c"s'o" ,, pF'or m guy haAt' -,
A"u p""cs w"!ch t'lo oecFeaafy nus "uopS
" "''h tes"'' !" tto y por eents 's ae''n't-
"o'y "cs'Rne't ~ pFo.ees tue .ft'YeFnn'e.t
"Rat'st .Af p"ssio'e HUH Ut 1"''ute III !no
pf"ouse'a eSto''s'oii' lie nas serVca 'not'ce
1''"@ NV eo"po" pei cen's si"'l ~ !"l''
1."s. -, oSsept "hch t'o !os'ers st'"'l IT.
Naess '''''s a'ey w cSSh"co . VI u'e tato
" ~ pes esnt. M 1'l's 'ssHe aEl'o"n1s
!" nouat S'uoso'ooo' "na ea'' oo ens''y
u'lu VI. D". VI u'o sn!p'us revenues Ill saso
ti". n""'t w no npp''c"s'on io. e*te''s'o!''
~ u'o SUMS 1'"e ''e 'osses hoslee tilas tno
aa'no p''s.'eeo u oStoilsltn VII, oo aceo7loa
W ..o .ok,s'G'en ,s . per .e,'t oo'us WHEEL aro
~. nv ~. ~ ea'Ha. o.osiusa ts!at on1s ~ n'utn,'s
W sue "u's'a,pa.,'a ~ millions OF u,o reels-
eefeu o"al,s sl'''. y 10 ), SO extcntca' II IS Ok
,u pe.e" ~. .''. t',is !''.s1"l VIII opes"lo 70 ll'
uuso .lo Mo'nets u ulo les's!e5el1 por
- s.ss .s ~ 's'', y, eH@u's'o" last :o sI'''e Us
- '.oit ooha7 M" oeo!' 'cuaalls ca'leo III
, 1881-05-14

unlteh States, hut wt,at power Miss At,-
thony, Mrs. 1.lvetnlorr, Mrs. Stanton, tho
Smith sisters, Md Abby Kelly Foster would
be II they should concentrate their work VI,
Wtuti,IltVI
, 1881-05-14
sENAToR1AL eYcQPHANQY.

lhG H1W t0fk iiGTfA continues to pre-
scnt Mr. Cunklllig to The country rs MI ag-
grlcvelt, Injured. mil outraged cttlzcn. Ii,
Its reports OF Suil.sie cauctises a1ll Senatorial
speeches 1t represents that Senators unani-
inunsiy agre0 with Conkllng and rs tllNnt-
,no.lsty condemn the l'rcsidcnt. In report
Ut what Mr.. Frye snfd III caa1cus, tint gentle
tna, was represented as declaring that, $50
fir as lse was concerned personally, hu de-
sfrGd to be known rs In full sympathy with
thu Stnlwarts, atlt TINT lIo considered TINT tho
Administration, iii Its dealings With the suli-
fOr Srnntor from New York, I,atl not actud
In that spirit OF fairness ai.d {ranknuss which
was calculated to promote good feeling md
harmony" 10 tllis strange speech, coming
fr0,n silcll sourcc, It Is stated TINT Mr. Frye
lhtlcd that II tlloro was no agreement between
TIC purtios, i,o should tlretn 1t Ills duty, ii
tho Senatu should evur vote OIL tl,e Motninh-
tion OF alr. Robertson, to vote with tho Adj
nllnIstration, That is to saY, Mr.. Frye de-
clarel that, II brought to yotu. lie should
feel it to ba hts duty to sustain tho President
IN Ills unfair and unfricndly treatment Ut
Mr.. Cunk,ng. Does nl,y one suppose that
Mt. Frye, tho leader Ut tlle nntI.Cunkling
light, tho man wllo SO brarcly tlefcated Conk-
ling Mt the Chicngo Convention, thus yolufl-
tarfIy declared Conklng to be right, and his
own purpose to vote to sustain tho wrong?
Tie sninc report contains the following OK.
traortltlary statement:
Every other senator who spoke re(lectol sltni.
Ut v!ews: hut th9 anaalii,n,ts fooliak ou ovsry
tho nsootniy wrage. Ths opi!liou =" W. - pars r.
tiau!arly ,9xpsessed BY sgnators shornau. EH.
faus, H. ali ta rHti1'x Admmistr1tin1i Scmnl:,ra ~
Seslator conktlnR hens caited upon u eay what
Sont essjv tnfnr a s t satn ~ t ue r. h,e 1e
Judgment. IN tho tart Of tho Prcsttont would
sn, ith S! @ IN, tSI s VIZ wG wnFe n'.
III general 1urnis he would aay thut If Nr. iiUU-
9r.so g ~ wese s aiost ay othor
plvu tllo why toward Il xoou Understanding and
har;nonloS acaon: :o fur III he GOULD bring tuat
Wr. iIiair, Il NSw iIampsu,rc, suggested IA n
cnlnpEoM1iso that ~. R1btrtson mud Slr. Chand-
shouid po uaJc soiiaitar GonnraI and HI tbo Iattsr
Cel!eotor Of New fork.
annnt iaS f1oou ni,nr,s s r 1na Tsesaene tn,Ros
ho could appuint hlln Consut 0orerai to London,
mon ~ yn;cs WIZ .,i ,,s "nur 1ppsh@nt HIS
without any risk to tho harn,Ony Vi lhe tnlrty.
We lo not believe this report to be correct,
because VIC do not believe the Senators 1,al,led
were SO craven and sycopha,lttc as to placu
themselves III any such lluMiltatin. position.
To ask tho President to withdraw tho nofn-
ination Of Judge Robertson was to propose to
i,tln personal !nIfgnity. It VIA that he ab-
dictate lls authority rs President, a,ld lutnil-
iate himself before tho country rs rccogniz-
Ing the Senator from New York rs entitled
to the "prlmacy" in tic Government OF the
United Suites. Mr.. Cunk1ing wants to bp
recognized rs the prcmlur controlling
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, 1881-05-14
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE CntrA1o TRIBUNE has 'eathh1i*had branch
ofccs for the receipt Of subscriptions nuu nvertse-
1ncnR MA follows: ... ...
NEW rUHk-lioom . Tribune Nu.!dng. F.T. Nc
FArnES, Manager.
t;LASuDW. scotand-Allans American News
Agency, II Koptlold-st
LONDON, Enu.-Amcric1n Exchange, ~ sunnd.
,ElESMY +. t31itlG, Agent.
WA9IiiNtTuN. H. E.-l1gt atreok
, 1881-05-14

GRAND Opern.1fonae.
Clark street, opposls new Court.f1oMse. Engage
ucbt uf tho L!ngarts- "Stolun K1aAcs-" Afternoon
Ind evening.
, 1881-05-14

IFnv~rly's 'rhrnfrr. &c.,.
rerttorr Htrcet. corner nf MonroA EnaagumcHt
Of tho Acntz santtey Novelty Company. Variety GU
h artanmenL Afiornuun and tvcniuR.
, 1881-05-14
POSTAGE.

Entered al ths Post-Oet At Chicago. H., a. Ettond.
Class Matter.
For tho boncIlt ut nnr patrons who desiFe to send
Etnsle coples Of THE TNtRuSE through the mali, We
Klvo hefoMtth tho trnnaent rate OF postnxe;
Dorn<sfte. Tfr Copy,
Flight and Twelve pego Paper......s......"2 cenfH.
AlIteoh raEG u cents.
fhrtt1n.
Ezht and Twelve rA1e fhprr. cants
ttttcest aaao cen1s
, 1881-05-14

I1no1cY's ThcnfFe.
f'audo1ph street, oetwaet, CInrk and In sAta.
Engn9cmont " Nat Goodwin. "Lore 1t SCHOOL,
Aiteraooa aad uvealng.
, 1881-05-14

THE prospects Of the wlntur-wheat crop In
Illinois ara fcnrfully and konlcrtully 1nn.le
up by the Ingenious gentlemen WHO have
undertaken tho job III Springfield. Tho fig
ures M published tn TIE TM1nUyE actually
give for tho Northern Grand Division i1i{
per cent OF condition on tho acreage stntetL,
insteAA Of 60 per cert announced by tho
statlsticIan; md tho average for the Central
Gra,,d Division foots up 5is{ per cent, III
stead of u por cent Us stated officially. Tho
average Of those two divisions Is
OK per cent for condition NJ conf
pared with tho standard, wllateycr
that n.ny he. We have not taken tho trouble
to 90 through the figures for the Southern
Grand Division, rs 1t Is scarcely worth tho
labor, but they appear to DO used To giso III
equally erroneous result. In each caso tho
stattstcian hus given cquai weight to 1.
county with big percentage and small acrc-
age as to ole reporting O small percentage
OH q big acreage. For augllt VIZ know the
soturns from different sect!ons Of county
ire compared in tic sant way to obtain tho
ayerago f0r the undivided county, in which
case tho figures are worth Just nothing ut
al,-not even tho troubla Of looking Mt them.
, 1881-05-14

MeEI<hcr'a Theatre+
=. Mndisnn street. Aetnuen StAta md Dearborn.
Errngnment Of the StunFt i Gray Opera Company.
"ullieo Taylor Aftarnon Hnd evening.
, 1881-05-14

Olympic Thentre. w -.
f,nsk ttfent- betwocn tnk9 and Randolph. Va
.iety entertainments Afternoon and evening,
, 1881-05-14

Whffc-3tocx1nI Isark.
lnke-Front. oppust WnshInrton atfcet Game be-
tween tho Chicago anu Worcester Euba at 1:iH y. Ill.,
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Gpnfliua's Gerbalten gegen :

- goufling's 8erbalten gesem Die
9omiuiltration erinnert an Senator
@ummer's Tebbe nit @rant's 9bmini=
1tration. IS luar Dies por sebn Sabren,
ais bic 5enatoren ben @nti6luB gefabt
batten, @un1ner ieiner @telle ais Worz
}iter oes gomites fit arsmartige Mngez
legenbeitem slt entbeben, neil man ibn
bel6ulbiste, Der partei untreu geipor=
ben sltleill, Die Geiinnung Der &epublltaz
net in WfaHa6uietts ni6t reprdlentlre
uno ibres 8ertrauens untpliroig lei.
Oamals ,na6te mani Sumner ben ger=
I6lag, gu refgniren, Inn BON ber Segls=
latnr leines Gtaates, 6ie bantals in Siz
bung ipar, ein 8srtrauensbotlm gu erz
Ianaen, aber GUNNER tpies bieie 3umuz
tbung runbtpeg ab, nit Dem 8emerfen,
oaB Elm iol6er S6ritt zines Senators
untpiirbig lei unb nur BON einem Sena=
gogen getban tperben tonne. Sumners
5treit be5og li6 auf bo6tpi6tige Sra
gen unb ni6t auf Patronage. 9ie @erz
i6iebenbeit Der Nnli6ten Summers libe,
Bic pfli9ten unb Die 8iirbe eines Sc:
nators i'm Nerglei6 NIT benen, BIT
Gonfling bur6 feilten &udtritt gu erfet:
zen geeeben bat, 1T eine iebr ipeite; es
| iit Der @egenlas bes Staatsmannes ge:
gen ben Semagogen.
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: Sine Babbbobu. Sine ber iel

= Gine 8abbbabn. @ine ber ieltIam
lten @iienbabnen Der gSelt ilt bic sebn
3ousipurise 8abn BON Noro>8illerica,
Waii., mad 8ebforb. groe alIer 8eripctz
lung wuree bic 81 Weilen lange Babn
fertts seitellt. Nuf Der Strede befinben
fid nidt peniser uls II 8raden, pOn be<
men cine cine 9dnse bon iiber 100 Tu6 bat.
Die Sdienen tpiesen nur 25 YfunD pr.
Oaro. Iie 8abn lit bcr;Isli4 gebaut
unb nit beltem Tabrmaterial Derieben.
Sin @rab betrast 155 SUB. Die Was.
scns unb locomotive erresen sleid beim
erlten Nnblid Stounen uub 0epunbe.
runs, unb ibre Dollfcmmenen Yerbllts
nilie seben ibuen. Elm sefalliseS Nnieben.
Sic erheben iid wenis iber bent Yoren
unO fabren buber duberit iider. Mitteu
Ourd bic 8asscns eritredt iid elm Gang,
gu beHen beiben Seiten ie ein Sie anse.
bradt if, I'M @ansen 80 siee in jebem
Waseon, Der au6erbem nit Sabtnet,
Waiferbebdlter, DampfbeiSuns, furs alien
ncberuen 8equemlihfeiteu perieben lit.
Wabrenb bic semSbnliden @iisnbabncars
18 9onnen fdwer fino, tpiessn oieie Baz
bp= =WassOns nur 4k Iounen. Die 3ise
laufen bei pollfcmmener Siderbeit nit
elmer @eidwinbisfeit BON 20 W ellen y.
Stunbe. Die locomotive ipirb binter ben
&cblenwasen selteQt, banlit bic 3tiber
iid ben Sdienen feiter anidmiesen. Die
3iise beiteben aus je2 Yerfcnens nnb 2
@epadwasen. Die 5eriteuuns Der 8abn
betrus 81, 500 @ Meile
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Sic SSabl, ,tm bic bmrb Die Ssez
liouation ber @enatpren Gpnfling uno
Yfatt entltanbane Satan5 aus5utallen,
nirb am Dienltag ben 81. itattflno en-.
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: Sm Der -n9aeip Dorfer Stats
sci Jug" iuarnt elm Or. Sele bor bem
Sc lulle BON Canned Corned Beef"
unb nnbereit prdierbirten Tleii6iorten.
Ser DuliDr iast: SD bate @elegen=
ljeit, in spei 6amilien @rfranfllngen gu
iebeu, Die our6 BEN @enuB iol6en
6kii1es berporgerufen waren. 0as
genofene 6leii6, BON mel6em i6 einen
suriifselaiienen 9telt fab, mar BON
gutem Mlsieben, BON normalem @eruG
unb batte gut gef6medt. Nfebrere
Stunben mad oem @enuIe einer nur
mdBigen Quantitdt q pfunb Dertbeilte
li6 in ber einen Tamilie auf 8 perIo=
men, bon benen 6 erfranften) seigten
ii6 Die Symphonic elmer Sergiftung
bur6 beftiges grbre6en, S9meroen i'm
2eibe unb ipaterI 5ablrei6e biarrb0ii6e
9armentleerunget."
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Nnna 3brilrwna mar arm !; wenn eS ~
rem 8ruber selans, bic Grbln be.m5u
fIbren, fanb lie gang allein in eer Welt,
lest Bate Fe einen natiirliden Beidliber.
eine Seimat, aber es blieb bod thinner
cine Mesalianee, bic lfe einSln8. V.et-
3ebn Sage nah itrer 9erbeiratbnnS nit
3arl @eor9iemitid 6er3bers, perlcbts bic
@rbin 1d nit einem @utsbeiieer uno bic
ihabenfrcte Welt ladte iih tnS Tdult=
den, neil Nleranper &prilopitld, oslten
@eis notpriid mar, iit unlionit IN Soften
sefitr5t bate.
9eeterer persieb leiner 5dmsifsr ME
mails bic gerbinoune nit eeu oeuti den
Better, ertannte benielbeu nidt ale
Sdmager al unb pctitionirte unmittelbar
I'm feline geriebuns in cine anoere Staot
SEPT nad Sabresfriit mar iein Wunid
erfiiQt, er Daro gum DiUiltonsSeaeral be-
fSroelt, 9arniicn in g., elm neues sselt
Sfnete iid ibnl.
War bic Mufresuns idon srOe, als bic
8unbe ron ieiner @rnennuns eiutraf, TN,
mie piel beoeutenoer nod, ols er pier5ebr
Gage Dor Weibnadten lelbit antan., I'M:
seben Bon cem Nimtus Der @eriidte. bit
ins unenblibe anseidmollen. einerieiti
einen Baparo aus itm madten, auoerer:
ieits aber aud ieine Gebler Bis gu ihwui.
gen 0ulfern feiserten.
Bel mem wiirbe e, Belud,e MAIDEN
nadbem er iih ben 8ebSroen Der Staot
cem @puperneur unb rem Noelsmarfhal
porgefe0t bate Z Spbalo ct pora6erfuHr
Frseu bic S0pfe oeeen bic Seniterldei
ben, UNI su ieben, ob er nt4t etna pc'
Ter Gbiir anbalte.
tf5ortfstuns foIst)
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Doctor Gifenbart9 In
n lfpn @ T

Der zine 5,iliinifler nil NIT einem
,pab" 5sriut,riiiIen], Der anbere nit
sisetrildtn @urtsln. Dte wabtfheinlth
-besres.n 70 tsiben, neil lie niht bic
@pur pom glsf,ri3itat entbalten, Der
brittle nit bittsrem @hnapps u. +. 10. alIe
8ranfbsiten euriren, nit benen bas arme
Wsnfhenselfle&t betaftst ii.
Nas III nun bas gnbe Som Qieb? Der
Rrante tltibt frant unb Der 9uadlalbtr
lrsi4t ld&slnb feline Dollars ein uno
lebt In Saus unb Draus Yon Der Qdht.
sldutistsit Der MsnfGen. = Soften MIR
bab hsr ,,Rettunesaufer" bird
feine wertbuoqen Natbidldse benz sr.
bdrmli6sn 5reiben bisier NebieInal.
yfuf&n balb ein Gnbe maht fur INNER !!
,pbilab. Neut 3situns."
N. B. Der ,,Rettuussanfer"
pirb fur 25 Ste. portofreiDs Dsyfanbt.
MorsiIirs: Deutfhss 6til. Sn1itnt, 412
VA. Ctr. philadelphia, pa.
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@1ntter. Matter!! SHUTTER

Wfmtter! Witter Wfatter !!
Dsroet Ssr bss Nad!s ssit5rt wsreen
uno In gursr Hube untsrbrchen burd bas
Sbreien eines franfen Ginpss, welhes
Stmes3en pom Durdbredea Der 3dbne
lsibst 2 81 ss Der SAL, 70 tauft eins
GlafHe BON Mrs. g4tnslows Soo
tbtns Sprup. Gr wtrb ben armsn
6Ieinen fofort BON ieineu Sdmsrsen BE-.
freien. Man perlais il& parauf, % bilft.
60 III feine Muttsr auf Grben, bic ss Der.
(uhte unb guh ni6t mttt.ilen ,pares, bab
es bic @insew.ioe resulirt. BEN &lsinsn
5ilie unb Geiunetsit uno ter Muttsr
9tube perf&afft, oaB es pie 3aubsr pirtt.
Das Mittsl 1T iIher In alien Ja0sn unb
ans.nebm BON 0eidmad es utrb BON
elmer ber altefen unb tefsn Ductorinnen
In ben Ser. Staatsn psrldriebsn. rsbsr.
al gu ba6en, bic 5lafae su 25 Gents.
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: Wa6esu Die Sdlfte bes @ebiets,
auf ipel9em bic Stabt Bottom febt, 1T
6em gBaher abgetponnen iporbcn.
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Grnffu8 Meeb.

Das srSbte MSbeIlassr Der
Stabt III pasienise bes Strrn s. Re,b.
MS5el alsr Nrt 1no baielba In arSbter
@uswatl gu ben niscrisiten prs!lsn 3u
tobsn unp in Der Itat tann isbsr Sc.
lhmad bsfriebiat wsrbu. Yarlor. ump
S2laf3tmmer.S .Stis fauft man bti 6srrn
9. 3esp ,u 8atr,tpretien, ba sr feline M6.
bel otrstt aus BEN srSbtsn Jatriten bee
eanbss bssisbt. 5err 8eso bat au6er.
pem einsn srObsn 8orratt Don 1eppiden
unb Wattsn uab autn In bieiss Sad etn.
itlasenoea Waaren. Wsr W6tei ira,nb
welher art gstrauGt, tout wobl, f6 an
S.rrn Nseo gu nenbsn. 8om @emStn
lidiftn bis gum @lsrfetniten unb 1bsusr=
fen 1T @aes 1T fetnem Store gu ftnten.
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Oamen>, Serren= unb Sinber.
Strampfe bel Sdram & 60.
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- Gin penis erfreulides, uber daz
rafteriitildes !3eiden ber jeet in PreuBen
berridenben &idtuns 1T bic Tbatiahe,
oaB bic 3ebrerSebdlter wieber gang Be-
ipncers 9erabsebridt werben.
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8pu ben NerSten auf
tgurtfstuns fOIst,)
Beae b en-.

vSt es wabr, oab Mr. @oofrep pIscsr
wobl unb ,nunter 1T. uno oaB TIN elm 70
einfadss 5tilmtttsl furtrte z"
sd parlfhere Sbnen. pae ct poutan'
big furirt III, unb swar burt nid,!s An
beres als tas Sopien. 8itters. 8or sebn
1assn erlt aabeu Die Mer,ts i'm auf uns
fasten, sr mir. fsrben."
rgi, bas t ,t mertpiirots ! SD pla
eletd: bin mstnem armsn 0eorss
6epfens Bitttrs tcl,n. SD wfie, baB
6opfen gut I f."-u Salem ppf."
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- Scibene Srnnenidirme Bel g. 9
Tranf, GlamOzYla3a.
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= Mosfau. Die polisei trifft WtaB=
regeln gegen einen ben Suben oroben=
ben Qnsriif. ginise iiibii6e Samilien
lin0 geflOben, anOere beponiren lire
Wert6fa6en in 8anfen.
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= Die nddite Wsltausfelluns tpirb
nidt in amerita, ionbern in Staliea ab=
9ebalten iperben, unb 5war in 6pm, ber
velpisen Stabt." Wie bort bic 3eitun=
gen melren, 1T an benz 3ultanbetommen
oer NuSitetlunS nidt 5u 5weifeln.
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vDeutf1es &tubermtbI

ID eu tes 8tnbermtG I"
(pabotrcpbins) entbalt fammtlte mustel,
blut unb tncdemSiloenoe glsmente, beren
tIsine Rinesr CUR @rbaltuns ibrer @elunp=
belt une ,ur 56rpsruns ibrss DahstSums
70 fstr beoarfen. &eins Muttsr ,peIte bic.
is por,nslihs 6inesrnabruns is setrauht
bat, motte besfeIben bel ibren tlsinen Qieb.
linsen snttebrsn. Sc aiebt iiterbhs fsin
bsIsrss ssfabmittsI fur mausslnss oper
unssnaatnes Wfuttsrmila als Neuna
btt rs .Oeutlhes &tnbsr.
msb l,"bas 81 btslem 3msdt pun osn
Gersten auf bas Warmfe empfctlsn mirb.
Sn Glen Npotaefsn au batsn.
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9}eueerm6b(t. r;d,ten ;hr Soua .

- Weueermdblte ridten ibr Saus elm.
Obne SOZODONT feblt etmas. Sbr
freunolides 1ddeln erbeitert ibn; ibre
3ibne erbalten ben berrliden @lans,
bus 3abnfleiid bic idSne SiStbe nur
iurd ben @ebraud peS SOZODONT.
SO 1T bas Sillisite 3abnmittel, elm paar
Irppfen auf bic 3abntariie mhfen err
friideno uno peridSnernb. alle Drps
Suiiten perfaufen balielbe.
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Killed by a Vicious Horse.
NEW YORK. June 10.

NEW YORK. June 10.
Thomas F. Ryan, a banker of this city,
about six weeks ago bought a sorrel geld
ing, about six years of age, from MIR. Railey,
who brought a number Of horses from Ken
lucky. The animal was kept in q training
stable and was trained for the saddle. Ryan
rode the horse daily in Central Park, and
found him gentle, yet spirited. 1t was SO
docie in the stable that Mrs. Ryan and the
children petted it. Yesterday the horse
was removed therefrom to another stall,
and this evening, during the absence Of
James Murray, groom employed by Ryan,
Richard johnson, colored groom at the
stable. went into the stall occupied by the
animal. Ten minutes later the other
grooms heard cry for help, and
found johnson insensible on the floor
Of the stall, and the horse trembling
violently. johnson was removed and died
soon after. The horse was allowed to stand
to feed the horse, but was advised not to
enter the stall. He did, however, and the
horse did not stir till Murray had nearly
reached his head, when the animal brought
one Of his hind feet forward and kicked the
groom on the leg, knocking him face down.
ward, and then jumped on him furiously
with his fore feet, striking him on the head.
The other persons rushed into the stall and
dragged him out by the feet. The horse
meanwhile struck out with his fore feet as II
determined to kill him. Murray suffered a
compound fracture of the skull and will
probably die. The horse has been placed
under the care of n veterinaIy surgeon with
instruction to kill the animal if thought
best.