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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01
The County Finances.

EX County Commissioner Robert
Montgomery, in a statement we cheer
fully print, excepts to our classification
of the late board of county commission
ers as unpopular" without noting
that his unpopularity was due to causes
different from that which made his col
leagues obnoxious. In the main Mr..
Montgomery is right in maintaining that
his unpopularity arose from his stubborn
resistance to the payment of improper
and exorbitant bills presented against
the county treasury. We have not al
ways been able to agree with him in his
views of public affairs. At times and in
some of his official conduct he has man
ifested minor Inconsistencies which gave
his enemies handle against him, and
his manner was frequently such that
persons were apt to get the impression
that he objected to the payment of bills
as much for the pleasure of objecting as
for the sake of public economy-as the
Pxitans were blamed with being down
on bear batting because it pleased the
spectators, rather than because it hurt
the bear. But on the whole Mr.. Mont
gomery's course was one Of stern integ
rity and official uprightness, and if he
too jealously guarded the county treas
ury, the example of one such rare Off
cial is most salutary, and with such col
leagues as he had his influence could not
be too strongly exerted in behalf of
economy.
Mr.. Montgomery, as taxpayer, goes
further and exercises his undeniable
right to criticise the action Of the new
board i'm laying a three mill tax. He
points out that the ''large floating debit
which was made preteXt for the extra
half mill, is a bonded debt of only some
seven thousand dollars, and that no part
of the extra money raised can he applied
to the redemption of the other bonded
debt, since it is not due until 1881. Its
plain, therefore, that the extra levy was
not warranted unless extra expenses are
contemplated, of which the taxpayers
have a right to be suspicious. a two
and-a. half mill tax ought to have been
sufficient to meet all current expenses
and pay off the seven thousand dollars.
The extra half mill will raise some S45,-
600, which will only be a temptation for
extravagant expenditures. The surplus
can not be applied to the extinguisllment
of the bonded debt, nor can it be put at
interest to await the maturity of the
county loans. For its levy there does
not seem to have been occasion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01
Nearing of councils.

A stated meeting of select and common
councils will be held this evening. Among
other matters Of general interest to be
acted on, there will be an election of chief
engineer of the rcorganized fire depart
ment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01
The Susquehanna Gorge.

At Pittston the ice gorge in the Susque
hanna river is twenty miles in length. The
river banks are overtlowed and thero are
signs of a frcshet.
At Wilkesbarre the gorge in the Sus-
quehanna is still firm and the river has
risen twenty feet above low water mark.
Snow is now eleven inches deep. Tho in
dications are that a severe freshet will
take place in this locality.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01

gressmen Walter A. Wood, of New
York, writes to postmaster in his
district, the administration is making
things solid for 1884.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01
Tho Spread of Smallpox.

Eighteen new cases of smallpox were re-
ported yesterday in Pittsburgh, and six in
Allegheny City. There were 81 deaths
from tho disease in Richmond, Virginia,
last week. The small pox has appeared
on board tho L. S. steamer Tennessee,
now at New York,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01

EVEN the Wilkesbarre Record has its
kick at the medals for the 306.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01
Detained for Postage,

A letter addressed to "Mr. Robert
Nicols, Rock Falls, Whiteside Co. Ill.,"
is held at the Lancaster postofice, for
want Of stamp,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01

The St. Louis clergy are moving on
the Mormons-that is the Utah Mormons.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01
Grade OF PuDils.

The following is the grade of pupils in
attendance at the James street first
grade secondary school during the month
of January:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01

THEY are talking about ten million
dollar reduction of the national debt this
month.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01
Tho Emufre Will STAY.

Tho Empire Will Stay.
In reply to the request addressed by the
special committee on tho reorganization of
the fire department to the several compa-
nies at present comprising the department
asking them to remain in service tempo
rarily, the following has been received
from Chas. NJ. Howell, esq.,, president of
the Empire
Herbert Johnston, Clerk Special Committee of
city Councils:
DEAR SIR !: AS far as I can Judge the
special committee on the reorganization of
the fire department may rely upon the SER
vices of the Empire II. s L. Co. being
cheerfully rendered until such time as the
committee shall have the now system in
working operation.
Yours very truly,
CHAs. NJ. HOWELL,
President Empire H. s. l.. Co.
LANCASTER, Jan. 81, 1889.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01

AND now the Montrea! authorities ac-
cuse the Pullman car company Of Snug
Cling.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01
A Tramp Promptly Lynclletl.

On Saturday night tramp, named
William Steel, called at the residence of
Mrs. Buell., about twelve miles from Lo-
gansport, Ind, and asked her for supper.
Finding that tho woman was alone he
assaulted her and fled. Ncighbors of Mrs.
Buell. Immediately pursued Steele and
when they caught him hanged him with
out delay. They then piled brush about
his body and barnod it beyond recognition.
The sheriff took possession of the body,
and turned over to tho coroner.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01
ALL SORTS.
BUT MOSTLY TRAGIC.
Recent Railroad Accidents.


Thomas McCune, brakeman, slipped of
a freight train and w1s killed, near Oak
dale, Long lslond. He leaves wife and
eve children.
A special pay car on the Union Pacific
railroad ran into the rear of freight train
near Fort Steele, Wyoming. Three train
men were killed and four others injured.
A freight train and construction train on
the Sciota Valley railroad collided near
Hanging Rock, Ohio, killing two work.
men and severely wounding five others.
It is said the conductor of the train "was
going without orders"
The second section of train on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
railroad in Virginia, collided with the rear
of the first section, which had broken
loose. Several cars were wrecked and L.
Jewell, engineer, received serious injuries.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01

BEAVER has carried Centre county. Il
is long way out to the circumference oi
tho state.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Is. j, M'GRANN
For Congressman Mt Large.

COE congressman ht LARGE
Columbia Herald. Dem.
Under the new apportionmcnt Pennsyl-
vania will likely gain two members of
Congress. They will have to be elected
on the general ticket, and as Col. Sam
Dick of Meadville has been promised one
Of the nominations on tho Republican ticket
by Senator Cameron, we hasten to match
him with the name of Mr.. B. J. McGrann
Of Lancaster. There will be room enough
on the ticket for all sections to have
representation, and as Lancaster county
with her 10000 Democratic voters has
always had the lambs share, we
think it about time for her to be acknowl-
edged as part and parcel of the great and
often defeated Democratic party. Mr.. Nc
Cram is one of the most successful busi-
ness men of the state. He is not brilliant
in oratory, but he has good sound sense
and Judgment. He excels in social quail,
ties and would make an excellent con-
gresham. He would be the superior of
the antediluvian now warming the scat
once filled by Thaddeus Stevens. Mr.. Nc
Cram has an extensive acquaintance
throughout the state, and, although he has
no knowledge of this movement, we be-
lieve the suggestion of his name will be
we'll received.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01
Blow up of q GasOmeter.

In Newark, N. j., last evening, the gas
ometer of the Citizens gas company ex-
ploded, leaving the northern portion of the
city in darkness. The iron cylinder COW
ering the gasometer became tilted by the
weight of snow upon it and by the force
of the wind, until the chains broke. The
top of the gasometer then struck against
the brick sides of the tank producing a
spark, which caused the explosion. A
sheet of flame leaped two hundred feet
into the air, suddenly lighting up the
whole city the next instant the whole
northern section was in darkness The
gasomcter contained 100000 feet of gas.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. No per-
son was injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01

New YORK might find it economy of
life and property to tear down it's tinder
boxes before they burn down.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01

Found With . Bullet In His Side.
John Srreicher, well-known resident of
Bloomfield, disappeared very mysterious
ly from his home last Friday. Yesterday
he was found in Stauffer's woods, near
Scottdale, Wcstmoreland county, with a
bullet hole in his right side. He was un-
conscious, without being able to give an
account of how he was injured. The affair
has created great excitement, as it is not
known whether he committed suicide or
met with foul play.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01

If Farmer Butler can't be elected COVER
nor he might succeed Beaver in managing
the state agricultural college.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01

THE Yankee has his nose to the front
again. One of them has secured 100, 900
acres of land near the City of Mexico, with
partial freedom from tariff laws, for the
colonization of forty families of the Latin
race.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01
Jumping from the Windows.

Desperate efforts were made to reach
the street from the narrow stairways. They
were almost Immediately q mass of fire.
and the many unfortunates above found
themselves hemmed in with Z seething
furnace below and no apparent means of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01


will 90 uninstructed.
List of tho Candidates.
FIRST WARD.
Select COuncil-Henry DOrrr, William
Leanan and W. X. Beard.
Common COuncil-H. II. Power, DR.. 5.
T. Davis, Joseph Hoover, John Ii. Long,
r. Blickenderfer, ]. X. StOncr and George
Want.
Alderman-Charles F. Eberman.
COnstable-Samuel Swcnk.
AssessOr-A. G.. Welchans, Henry NJ.
Greenawalt.
Judge. G.. Carman.
Inspector-Melvin II. Rathfon.
Delegates-Joseph CramH, Samuel NJ.
Myers, Clayton F. Myers, Jacob Sourbeer,
DR.. George A. Horting.
SECOND WARD.
Select Council-R. A. Evans.
Common Council-.William A. Wilson,
Hervy N. Hurst, A. H. Peacock, B. F.
Skeen, w. B. MidGletown and Adam
PontZ.
Assesscr-Jerome Vondersmitb, H. F.
Benedict and J. A. E. Carpenter.
Constable-GeO. Cramer.
Judgc-H. l.. Henderson.
Inspecior-W. T. Brown.
Delegates to COnventiOn-Jacob Hal
bach. Peter c. Hensel, Geo. W. Eaby
Geo. W. Kline, Philip NJ. Smith.
THIRD WARD.
Select COuncA-Charles ]. White, A. r.
Barr, ]. II. Huber. Robert L. Eichholtz,
Eugene Bauer.
Common Council-Joel S. Eaby, Benz.
Henry, S. B. Cox, John Falck, Geo. s.
Danner, John H. Barnes, Jere Rife, D. NJ.
Moore.
Assessor-Amos ID. Allies, Joel L.
Haines, John r. Albright, VIM. G. Nc
Glinn, H. G. Martin.
COnstable-C. l. Ssormfel:z, Henry
Leonard.
Judges. H. Price, Thomas A. Deem,
]. K. Snyder.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01


couraging words and in most sup
plicating manner bade them retain
their hold little longer, and with an
carnestness that was truly heroic the citi-
zens helped the raising of the ladders to
the place where the persons clung for life.
Suddenly tho colored woman rose bold
upright on tho cornicc and her shout to
clear the way sent terror to her hearers.
The men raised their hands and begged
that she stay a moment longer, but in
vain. She gathered her clothes tightly
about her and sprang, striking the street
with a sickening thud. Several men i'm
mediately sprang forward and raised the
almost lifeless body and carried it into a
neighboring restaurant and from thence
she was conveyed in al ambulance to the
Chambers Street hospital. She remained
unconscious all the time, and it was found
on examination that she had sustained a
fracture Of the base of the skull and shortly
afterward she died.
There seems no reason to doubt the
Judgment of the steadiest observers that
nearly all got out safely by the stairs,
windows or roof. Colonel Leslie G. Bruce
of the Turf, Field and Farm, confirms::this
view Of the losses. He was in the office of
his paper, on the third floor, when he
heard the cry Of fire. Fourteen persons
were in his office, but all got out safely by
the stairs. He stayed to throw the
subscription books out into the
street and was overtaken by the
fire. He, however, succeeded in locking
the door of the safe and escaped through
the window. On the coping under the
windows he crept to the Times building and
was saved. The statement is made that
fifty persons employed in Mum s. Co.'s
patent Office and on the Scientific american
all GOT out safely Richard A. TreacY.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24
GouarS Easter iiber oett DeItE
EfrfeDeftA

SIN Der SuteruattOnaIen S9tebsse:
li9iss unb SriebenssR onferen3" 81 Briis
feI eri5ieu am 90. Sttober @buatt
Easter unb wur6e NIT Iauten1 unb lang
anbalten6eu Beifaa be9riBt.
Ra9oem er ben UorfS geuommen,
iaste er tn ieiner Mnrebe, baB Ct eff
beute mad BrifeI babe tommen t6nnen,
neil bic Wablen In Yreuben pom ben
b69ften Wt9tisteit fur ben 9tberaIis.
mus ieten. Dies iei nn3 Der @runb,
webboLb ni9t msbr Deuti9e unb bsIon.
bers cu6 8tr6ow bier erf9tenen ieien.
Gr fet b~ersetommen, nm elm Wtbusr:
ftGnbuiB aufautIdren. gs pirben b:l
beutf6en Natton iberau Eenben3en auu
3riese Susefdrteben. ste werbeu fiji,
BITE @utuifluu9 hes WtIitarismus per
antmortIi9 sema6t, iOwie fur 8lffun.
gen, ueI6e allen europdif9en StaateH 3u,
Gait iaGen. @rt6nnte iebo9 ueIf9ern taE
bas bcuti9e 9olt bic 8eIfrebuneen BET
ensItl@en Rotion pom ean3em Ser3eu
gut BETTE. 9euti6ianb fet por Naem
cine 0at;on hes 6rtebens unb baS beut:
f9e G.t9 Elm Ret5 hes T1ieoens. Die
beutf9e Ration mage f9 ut9t an,
f1 gum 8ewa1er bss Frtebens oufs
tuwerfen, ebsnio wentg wiroe fe bsm
6riehen Naes opieru unb etne llngere6s
tietett erbuIben. OeutfdIanb iei rpe9en
Der 0pfer, bic linn ber b%emafTaete Srtebe
auferIeee, boppeIt frieoIiebeno. Oeuti3s
lamb perIange nur NIT nnberen eroBen
Nationen am Werte Der g%iolItiatton mtts
suarbetteu. S9miert9tetten t6nnten tim
pom Wsften fomu1eu, aber eS babe fsinen
@rnn seeen Srantreib unb warbi9e bic
Dieuiie, welde bic 9roBe Ratinn Der
Der Civilization eeIsiffet babe. @tne neue
Generation wer6e feline grbttterung me I
tsnnsn. Deuti9Ianb babe gar teiuen
@runb ben 6rieben gu breden. @S woue
0tdtB BON Der tn Nusf9t ffebenben
8eute im Often, fonbern ntr, baB fe
am IeSten gnOe, O5ne GuIaB gum Rrtese
su eeben, pertbeiIt werhe. Gin Mngriffss
trieg Iisee allen 9arteten tn Osntl9Ian6
ferne. Wenn Srteben pom Weften gu
baben iei, 70 iei BET Srteosn tn europa
9eR@ert. Der &ebner pioerIsgte Johann
6te in RoItte's betanntem 8rief ausge.
fpro6euen InI9ouunsen. Ser Ertumpf
Qualification fst, hem @enifeu 3u ee,
borden, bas Hel5t gu iu6eu unb bas
8Sie au meiben. SSn ben f%eubaIeu 8ei
ten wurbe bic @eredtieteit NIT bewaffs
meter Gauit eeiudt, Jest fu9t man fe
Dor benz &t1ter. Oie Civilization babe
bic f~euealen 3eiten beiie9t. Die 0aupts
fode iei, wom6sli9 bic llriadeu Der
Strettt9fetten az permetoeu, uni mem
fol9e benno3 nusbrdden, fe frte6It9
bet3uIe9en. Iufsabe bieier 8srfamms
lung t6nnte MIR iein, bic Bauifeine sn
benz tinftisen @ebdu6c gu beidoffen.
Inter ben pom fdtebsridferItden @ons
srefen fdon er3'eIten SoIeen fibrte Or.
Easter bic SIidli9e Q6iuus Der beIsis
I9eu Srase, lote 8eilesuns Der Nlas
bamasS tretttgteit uno ote pom England
sema9ten @OnteifOnen betrefs Der Sos
ntl9sn Snisln unb In Slbafrita an.
@a9 iol6en 8eiipieIen tSnuen bic
Sdiebssert@tss un6Grtebensfreunbe ni1t
mebr ais btose Ebeoretiter 5ctra9tet
uelben. Sos S6tfIoI Der Rationen
@uropa'8 b6nse porIdufg pom elmer
@~tniSung dber bic G6riftuuestrose ub.
Der &eOner f9IOB: v5anstn mir bas
Bert nit ernitem Wiien an un6 @ott
wirb ms bethlehem" (gntbufaffi6er
Beifau.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24
Sessnty@tc Ra@xi@ten.

Ste Serren 9orrow uub
Comp. IN BopInr (@ngIaub) baben 70.
eben fir BITE rumdnif9e &esteruns bret
fleine EorpeOObOOte fertts seffsnt, weI9e
fur ben Dienft auf Der Oonau beIfimmt
fnb. Die Boote ftnb 70 ousserifet,
baB fle ais BOIt3siboote 8ermeAbung
tnoen t5nnen, fa1s fe fir trieaerifde
5wsdt ni@t cr~forberIi9 1nb.
Ra9 elmer WeIbung Der
yGiueSH aus 9aris 1T swtf9en 6ront,
reid uub benz 8tp pom Cunts elm 0ers
trag abgef6Iohen worben, mona6 6rants
reid bic @ewdbrIeiftuns fir bic tuneff6e
S9uI6 dberuimmt, ein ueaeS frans5s
ff9es Tribunal erri@tet, wel1es oae
9rosefe 3u erIebigen bat unb BITE Reors
sauiiation Der 0erwaltung bss Staatss
gt8entbums fowie bic ueberwa1uua unb
g~in3iehmitg ber Steuerl1 Ieitet. Dem
Ben if tn benz Bertr0ge cine giuiaiffe
Don 7oo, coo ST. befttmuit, bic 9eibs
ae6tnse her 8riuten fnb auf 1900, 600
ST. fe~ffsefelIt.
ueber etne reGt einfo6e
GiUtIsE rouung beri9tet Der v@ouIois"
aus BGriB: ram Iesten Sonntas ndnls
LID bate gIilee &seIns, Der BerfnTer
Der ,,@ensrapbte uniueiieue", ,,fret",
ndmIt@ pbne 6tnsutiebuus pom Mtoire,
prteffer unb Baffor, fetue beiben E69ter
nit 5wei iungen Qeuten sbeIi9 serbuls
ben. Die game Geier bcffanb IN einsm
6effefeu, an befem S@Iufe ReeIus ben
@dfeu mittbeiIte, su weIdem 3wede fe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24

benffen Sh5rer In bic 6aare unb es
regnete bic bttterifeu Mngrife unb
SHmdbunaen auF Rinte[, Der fe ni1t
Dtelem ooer Semen b~ernusgebsn moate,
un6 ben fe bes DtebffGbIs unb uuter
ldIeifs beaitbtigten. Beionbers that fi@
RorE 6einSen NIT fOI@en S1mdbungen
berpor. meI9er etnen Ebsil Der @eIber
CUR 8erbreituns fetner ReDoIutiOnss
S9-if en- uerlGugte.
Was eisentIi& i@IieBIi9 aug biefem
5ono geworben III, barfbsr f@Deist bic
3ef9i1te. Gr foG CUR unterffisuua
uerfplstsr, freifnuiger reutf9er M6nner
tn Deuti1Lonb perwen6et worben fem.
RinteI Iebte ia Qcnbon nIs Qebrer uno
S9rifttener, mar 8rofsHor On elmer
Damen 6o@f9uIe nnb grinbete bic
beutf9e 8eituns r0eruann.1 1858
bate er bas f@Dere S6iGiaI, feline treue
unb be9abte Satin ~ usrIteIen, tie aus
benz Henfer seftlIst mar ooer fi1 in eis
mem AnfaG ron Relan6pIie obf9tIi6
biuabgeftirst b1ben fol-. Ste D a etne
beenbfe 99riftfteueriu unb bat anger
BItefen ibeT 6IauIeIstlnterri9t ueriGies
bene grsibluneen unb einen Rru:an
Sans SbeIes in 2onoouE gef9rieben.
1866 erbieIt &intsI etneu Ruf aIs
grofsfor Der Hydrologic unb Runit,
@ei9tGte mad benz eibsen6iflden YoIn
te1uttunl su 3art4, po er bis 3u ieineul
Eobe psrbIieb. sSn neuerer Sstt NOR es
ibm p~erftattet, bas alte 8aterlano wieber
gu beiu6en unb bat er 6fters an Deri9ie,
6ensn Orten haieLbf tunifseI9i9tli9e
8ortrdse sebaIten. gu feiuen S@rtfs
ten, wel9e mad ls49 erf@ienen f1nb, gee
b6ren: Das &rauerfpteI vRimrob, "
,6strsben auf 8iidert uub GrsiIisratb a.
,,YOlen's Nuferitebuus," vDie Stdrte
Seutf9lanb's," Bei9reibuns Der Bette
Rpburs," ,Die @ppss Abgafe bes 81,
ri9er Yolpte3uieums."
9ottFrieb RtnteI mat cine romantii@e
unb inlpuyiDe Natur. Sein eigentItG
6eIb mar 9oeie unb S1riftfteuerei,
UOrauf er Gh9ttses seIetftet bat. AIs
atttuer PoIttter jetste er omar ben befteu
@tueu, absr ietn @ntbufasmus trat Bel
ibm bnberli@ Der 9eionnenbeit entees
gen, weI9e elm isOer 5hbrer baben mug
Der bur3 E5ateu @rfOIse e~r3ieIsu unh
ntdt bios Qeioeni9aften 3ur Chat eut'
fe1eln MIL.
s.. &euuer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24

Do6 In elmer Der Ietten Rd@te erbieIt
CT Besu6 pom Gtnbre@ern. PI6sli@
icnhen pier mostitte M6nner, BON henen
elmer cine 2oterne belt, an ieinem 8ett.
sic serrten tbn beraus unb forberten fem
@eI6. Or wsigerte f@ 3u fagen, mo ea
lei, woranf ne i'm f@re6Ii@ f@Iu9en-
Da Ct aud Jest iebe Mnstunft uermeis
aerte, trat INN elmer Der 9tdnber NIT
Dem StiefsIGbiat bic RdseI pom ben
Seben beS Iinteu Tubes; Elm nnberer
sinbete etniSe ate Settun9en an unb
bteIt bic 6Iamme an ben entbIofen Rot
per bes Alten. Inter btefeH Wartern
aeffan6 6oIropo, mo Ct finf $1,000.
Bombs Der Der. Staaten perbor9en belt.
Die &duber fanben bieie S@eine, pom
benen felt 3uandig Sabreu tetne Coupons
obseT9nitten wnren, an Der be3st4neten
Sfene. Darauf burbfuGten fe bos
game 6aus, fGnben aber nur mod ie9s
Dollars, morauf fe fd sntfernten.
AIs man IN Cincinnati o benz 8ors
fale erfubr, wurben goIi3iitsn btnags<
gei4i6t. sic fanben ben MIten d@3enb
IN feinem Bette. 4uf benz Stubsnboben
Iaaen uiele Don ben &duberH bur9s
1f6bsrte GrieFe, baruntsr gtnIabunsen,
weI@e 6oIrDpb DOR 80 bis 40 Sabren
pom a~nseiebsneu 6omiLien in Cincinnati
erbaIten bate. AUD wurbe Elm nit
eiuem 8anb umwi6eItes Bdd&en Briefe
gefnnben, BITE 5olropb Dor benz Sabre
1882 uOn Ieiner 9eIiebteu erbieIt, rsI9s
boun isire Srau wurbe. Dte Beiben
batten f9 f9ou DOT uteleu Sabren wtes
Der setrsnnt, neil 6oIrOpb bic Grau
f9Is9t beban6elte unb ibr 8ern6sen
boben rolts. Sie bate barauf gang in
Der R6be ietner @obnun9 Elm eigenes
9aus sebaut, no fe bis au ibrem 2obe
wo5nte; bic getrennten @atten wedieIs
ten auweiIen Brtefe, fpra4en aber ME
eth Wort matchmaker.
9oIropb duBerte seeen bic PoIi3ifeu
ben 8unfd, baIb m6SItdf wteber ALIEN
gelaGen "a werbsn. Wan ioIte iebod
oentsn, bab bur9 bic @rfabrunsen, bic
er in feiner @infamteit uunmebr nit
arariamen &dubern esmodt bat, ber
Draus mad @sfeIisteit unb 9eieai@afts
Ir@sm S4uss IN tbm wa3serufen wtrbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-11-24
3mI6notf@e Na6riGten.

Sn Simmon's San. 8a., febt Elm
Satriarb, Der ss big su 90 Sabren unb
aus nern Chen tu So Rinbern eebrabt
bat. Bei feinem fir3It9en @ebnrtstase
winfdteu tim 500 Na6fpmmen y@es
iunbbe!t unb eth Iauses 2eben".
6oIeenben unterf9ieb swtfdeu
Nirnbere unb Cincinnati bebt tas gine.
8OIfsbl. berpor: .Sn 0hrnbers bdnsen
fs &etrsn, ite hatteu ibn benn Supor.
Su Cincinnati hdu9t man ~iiberbaupt tet.
men, wenu man ibn aud bait, UsI9eS
IeStere, ioweit IS nm Worbe ff3 banbeIt,
aqeroinss ui&t isbr bdnFs gu paifren
pfest."
Sm @ror6 9ocift 6oteT In gbts
cnso 1T tas W1oben zines neuerfun6euen
Apparates nusgefeut, weIher Glfens
balm @eIetie pom tiefffen S6uee NIT
elmer @efdwtnbieteit pom 80 ReiIen pr.
StunSe retnisen fol- uub angebIid aud
uuf 8ferbebabn.@ eleifsn unb ger6bnIts
den 2anbfraBeu 8erwenbuns inben
Tam.
- Der ret6e oIte So. So. Gcreorou
IN Bofbiuston bat 8ortebrunseu setrofs
fen, uun bic In Cunts beerabeue Qetde
pom sSp5n 6ouarb 9cpne, benz Di6ter
hes betannten 2ieees Home, sweet
Home, tr1 nd9fen Sribiabr oussra.
ben unb mad ben Ser. Staaten iiberfabs
rem 3u Iafeu, uu1 fe ouf benz 0aibtugs
toner Sdt 9in. FriebbOfe beisuissen.
&uf benz @rabs fol- Gin p~ufsnbes Denfs
NAL erri@tet werbeu.
Gin nener faIf6er SiIhersD ouGr,
BITE Sobres3abI 1881 trdst 1T felt
&ursem tn @5icdso bemertt Uorbeu unh