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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

other chldiop, all email They are very
poor aud sincn their supporters are In
prison tho ncighbors have beou providing
FOR them. They are unable To employ
counsel and nothing has been done NJ yet
by anyone to secure counsel for them.
One thing ia certain, II they had boen in
struoted Ivy lawyers at tho timc OF tho
arrest II is likely that tho terrible atoIy
wo publish to-day would not havo boon
learned. and IL II doubtful II the circum
stantial evidence alone could have con
viotod them.
huchy Reporter.
Tho Representatives OF the Lancaster
papers aud others who attended the hcat-
ing arc under many obligations to Albert
Hagen aud Squire Engoi for Courtcsie -
extended To them yesterday. AS there Is
no hotol in tho village Mr.. Hagen took
charge Of tho Lancaster folks aud uavc
them u royal diuuor at his house. Toe
reporters did justice to tho feod, aud all
seem anxious to return to Mount Mob, at
u future date.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22
PEhSONAL.

EMPEROR WILLIAM, of Germany. will
be 81 years old on March 90.
Mr.. A. j. CAssATr and family have
gone on pleasure trip TO Mexico. They
will return in April.
HENRY IRVING, who Is an advanced
Radical In politics, has been elected a
member of the English Reform club.
INFIDEL BRADLAUGH has a very Chris.
tian brother who announced at Exeter
lately that he had hopes of the ultimate
conversion Of the unbeli9ver.
REV. MUNDEN, of the L. B. church, at
Intercourse was given birthday surprise
party on Tuesday evening. Webster 3
dictionary, reference Bible and other
articles OF use aud beauty We're among tho
presents.
Miss MARY HALL, who was some tino
ago admitted to the bar in Connecticut,
has been commissioned by the governor
as notary public in Hartford. She is
the first female to hold that Office in
Connecticut.
ALEXANDER GUMBLETON RUFFLETOS
scUFFLEToN OBERDA WHITELEToN SoITTu
EMAIL BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SoUIREs il
the name OF an old man IN Clay county.
N. O., who has borne for 92 years the
burden of his name,
PHILETUs SAWYER, who represents the
pine woods of Wisconsin in the u. s. Senate
is described by a correspondent as always
standing with his hands in his pockets,
and his head cooked on one side like a
rooster celebrating which worm he shall
eat"
Mrs. FREDERIcK w. PARAMoRE, at one
time known as Nellie Hazeltiue, the belle
of st. Louis, died in that city Thursday ia
her twenty-fifth year. She is well re-
membered in this section as being the
heroine of a sensation In st. Louis In which
John Amweg, former Lancastrian, was
roughly handled by the young lady's
brother and intended.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22
Extrsordinary mites ot Chirdroo.
surnetih rh,ir iiomc


About ten years ago, Elliott {. Vore, OF
No 1871 Wabash avenue, Chicago, mys.
tcriously disappeared \ fUw days after.
ward DR.. Temple 5. Noyuo saw his body
on dis2Ccttug table ia the Hthuomann
medical college, Wishing to save MIR.
Noro's family the shock which ku0wl.
edge of this would occasion, DR.. uOvnc
kept the secret in his own breast, The
widow has no positive proof Of her hus-
bands death, and 50 could rot get
the amount Of an insurance policy
which he carried cu the Counooti.
cut mutual life insurance company.
She was informed tina. by paying the
premium for several yeats proof of death
would be accepted should be not appear.
She did so and received the money. The
facts of DIR Hoyuo's strange discovery
have just come to light, aud suit has baen
brought by MIS- NUrc's attorney against
the company 10 recover the amount OF
premium paid during tho past seven
wears.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

GOVERNOR ALBEIT, of New Jersey, lays
down a rule of conduct similar to that
which gained Mayor MacGonigIes admin
istration its just distinction, that is, no
expenditures in excess OF appropriations.
He has distinctly warned tho Legislature
that he will veto any bill calling for an ex
penditnro in excess of the state revenues,
and he suggests that some means be de.
vsed for increasing the revenues to meet
what would otherwise be a deficit. Let
the Republican mayor. ELECT profit by these
two shining examples of Democratic Wis
dom.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

!. W. Bremen, who lives about Que milo
east Of NowcomCrStOwn. o., came to town
Wednesday and started home late in the
evening under the iutlucucC Of liquor. On
arriving home ho began a quarrel with bis
family and attempted to stab his wife.
Her sons iuterrered, and the oldest one,
aged - years, took VI an axe and prepared
60 defend his mother. Tho euTaged father
loft the house with his gun, loaded it,
and then returned. lie compelled the
oldest son 70 drop the axe and sit down in
chair, and then, advancing wtLhiu three
feet Of him, Hred ioai Of shot in the
young mans breast, near the heart. The
physicians say that there Is no possible
chance for his recovery This is the
wite's account of the shooting. The
murderer, who gave himself up
gays that ho shot his SJn IN self defense
that the by had made an assault on him
with the axe, and WAS making another,
assault when he shot him. The wife
tory, however, is corobDratod by her
younger son, who also attempted to ro
Itrain his father when he WAS aSsauI,lug
his wife
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22
Police Cases.

Tho mayor had nine lookup customers
to attend to this morning. One of them
was committed for ten days for drunken
and disorderly conduct, aud tao others,
whose only ofIense appeared to be that
they could find no place else than the
lookup in which to sloep, were dis
charged.
George Askins and George Hunter,
colored, became drunk aud disorderly and
engaged in q fight. They were arrested
and taken before Alderman Sampson, who
discharged them from custody ON payment
of costa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

lrI CUant Tdveler.
" Mary" said y hU4.ady 70 her green
hired girl, " WAS the boaIdcr On the third
floor inebrilted when he cana in last
night ?' No, mum, he was SO drunk
he couldn't get up stairs, ard let MIN
sleep IN tho back hall"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22
Inei LOtnA IiAll.

The ball given by the Lotus social club
last evening in Roberts hall was very
select affair. The hall was never moro
beautifully decorated. About thirty five
couples of young ladies and gentlemen
were present, all of whom where accom-
plished dancers. Taylor's orchestra fur
nished the music. Tho party broke up
about 3 o'clock a, III.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22
A Neat Reply.

An eminent clergyman, not thousand
miles from Boston, was Congratulated at
one time on the admirable aud hopeful
qu..lgtu, Of his wife. Do Ic-, ~ he replied,
"sIo's my 'Msator-and my tprmouter :"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22
THE goNrEssIoN.

Ths Boy Implioatss ais Father.
Constable Shenk, of Martic, testified
that on Sunday he was at the place where
the body was found he discovered tracks
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

HAD Washington lived until to- day he
would have been lj2 years OF age. Could
he revisit earthly scones and view the
wholesale havoc of the western floods
caused by tree destruction, deeper regret
would seize him for having used his little
hatchet on that memorable occasion more
than a century ago.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22
IN PRIMEYAL WOOD.

This Cop, primeval woOI-hOw st!li
IO, silence here makes all hts own;
Neiei shapes, with hands upon their lips
stand round about his dArGenel thrOIs.
The patient pleading Of the trees
How deep II shames tho souls despair
In suppltcltiOn moyeiess, mute,
They keep their attitude OF prayer.
John pquge CHeUsy
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

rich and poor, high and low, have stake
In the preservation of the purity OF the
ballot. Now is the time to assert their
interests, their rights and their influence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

crossing the tracks Of tho Lehirh Valley
road at Mill or.eb, late Wednesday night
in wagon.
Extrsordinary mites OF Chiidroo.
Six weeks ago son was born to Mrs.
Mary Lawlis the vito OF Richard Lawlis,
Of Red Bank, N. j., which weighed OK
aotly Que pound L. died suddenly On
Sunday last having caught cold from
being frequently shnwn. IL was tho
twelfth child born 10 Mr. and MIS- LAvlis.
\ girl baby born two years ago weighed
two pounds. Il weighs put uiue pounds
now.
Burned - rhtir unmr.
Tho house OF John Burus at Bridge
water, Maine, was burned Thursday, and
he aud an adopted daughter lost thei,
lives.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

A LIST of all those who sold their votes
at the recent election in this city would
make mighty interestu' reading"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

BRADLAUGH was ordered out OF the
House of Commons again yesterday. Like
a ten-pin he seems to exist only for the
purpose of being knocked down.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

WHEN it is clearly understood that the
'poll committee" is refuge only for thoss
who sell their votes, that debased aud do
basing institution will soon be thing Of
the past.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

TINE that corrodes everything mortal
serves but to add new Iustre 70 Was hing
toms fame.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

4 MONUMENT to George Washingtou's S
mother was begun at Fredericksburg, Va, ,
in May 1888, and is still incomplete. The
monument to the father of his country"
in Washington is still unfinished. As
monument builders Americans are not q
suOcGss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

BIAINE's friends announce as a grave
secret that while the white planned
knight" is not q presidential candldate,
ho will aocep. II chosen. NJ one ever
doubfd it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-22

i no DOy ID DOJWbBu ~ hlu = l years VI
ags, but looks much younger. He is thin
and pale and in appearance is just the
opposite of his father, who is very robust.
ago, to a daughter of Henry Wales, of this
city, who had been living with John
Charles, witness in the case and q neigh
Dor of the Baneys. 1t Is said that the boy
is dull aud some are inclined to believe that
he is weakminded all think, however,
that his story Is very straight and
il anything is wrong 1t is very strange
that he should accuse his father of such a
terrible crime and cling to his story with
such persistency.
The boy told the officer considerably
more than was testified to concerning tho
affair and all OF the circumstances seem to
corroborate him. He states positively that
they ran across the field where the tracks
were found after the murder. On the
train last night, botween York Furnace
and this city, tho father got but one
chance to spOak to the boy, and he said,
" Tell Jake (the coustable) it's all lie
you told" Tue boy told this to the off,
cor afterwards.
The Fathers History.
The elder Baney is about Al years of
age and he moved to York Furnaco five
years ago from Lebanon county where,
1t is said, he had been in prison once.
Since he has been living in this county he
has been working as a laborer and some
times dealt in bones and iron. Although
he has beon suspected of being crooked,
nothing has ever been proved against him
here aud his neighbors are very slow To
say much either for or against him. Tho
stories published by tho INTELLIoENCER
relative to his troubles with Barney Short
arc all true aud are about as already given
in these columns. There was bad blood
between them and 1t may have caused the
murder.
Besides the boy Adam, Baney has seven
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07
9&utW0It4

Sim gisuia0r0ta9e uno idot aut S0nns
ta9e Sllnor iDuroe IN Den yrefor1tlrteu" STR
0eu, ou6 in 9merifd, Der Dter0nnoert7
iGDrtge 0eburt5t1g oe5 ArpBen
l0nei5erii6en ~9teformator5 6uGoret0
3miu8lt teitli6 begonBcn.
StpingLt Duroe befatntli6 ant /. Sdntar
1884 SIT Mitohau8 i'm GDggenburgiiGen
geboren. Sein Qebensgang lit Den 9euts
ld9cn aller StGlloe beitaGe 10 befanHt iDIe
Der Ilt1er'S, nit tpcld)em CT ttd bctrCffS
reformtrte 6eutlde Breot9er Sd)etb III SAL
ttntore faBt in eiler 0eSGdtntBreOe auf
.3tpingti, bet betanntIi6 IdDn ain II. SEtos
Der 1881 im Grefen BET SappeI oil Der
Sptbe Der ;3iiri6er tut Sample nit ben
fatboliih gebltebenet Gantonen 0efauen tit,
Die 8erOtenlte oeSlel0en 10 Stldntntsn
y3lutuglt itcbt III Der gtethe Der @lous
bensbeloen ais elmer Der Doroerften oa. Srt
W2arierctnlteDeIn, Dem berihmtelt WQus
faDrtSotte bet S6tpets, trat CT ais 2clts
prcoiger gegen bic WiiBbrGude Der 2Saaz
fo6rten nn6 Cpfer oaf. Geite Ereoi9ten
maGten loLdes Nufleben, OaB man iDn
pGpltltder Seite Su gelpinnen iubte, o0b
untionit. 3minglt iuar bon bonn Settle
zines 9auIus uHD Oct 'eriten @6riiten be-
ieelt, ber fir bic 98abrbeit ulb Teiubeit be5
@oar9eliurnS eintritt unO 0e!DiIiea9fretbctt
uno Tret9ebung Der driitliden &ebre Derz
langt, IND bic Sobun9en Der MeniteIt lno
ibre 0ebrGude nidt SIT g0tttidetn 0ebot
erboben iebcn tpiG. SSn 3GrtO oils Yrtz
bigger an bcr Oaupttir0e bot iid ibnt Gin
tpeiteS 6e(o, uto oa bar er fir baS Gpdnz
geliun geitritter, aber itetS nit JtuDe, Gruit
ulto perniinftigcr S6onutg, nidt bios ntes
berreiBeno, %lonoern 0ud) grunole8enO uao
dlfbaueuo. Aud) lint bot oer Nblabb0noel
0%eronlaiiutg sit ernitem Nuftreten, uno CT
a0tete teiler ,@efaNr. Gan8 beionoerS
tpirfte CT aud fit Die Trei0eit Der Sc
meittoe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07

m6glid. in Die 0GnOe mtrfli9er 2tniiebler
li6ergeben iolte. 9lber Die @iienbaDne
f0nige 6aben IS 10 eiiri6ten ~laiieu, 6aB eS
i6nen geftattet, baS 2ano ST beDalten, Bis
Tie Den b0diten 8rofit Gcrau3iblagcn f6nz
nelt, tpGDreuo ite unterOeiie1 a II ote
Staaten unb bic Gerrttorien, III
ipelde1 DaS 2ano ltegt, fetnen Gent
Steuern bafiir 81 be3a6len Dobet.
gGent eS it'd barum DafDelte, 0elb auf
bas 2anD %auf5unebmen uno e5 oafIr gu
DerpfdnOe1, ipor eS iDr gigentDum, uilo
lie bprgreu grDBe Summen barouf suiarnz
men. Wenn eS fid a6er 6arum 6anbelte,
baB Steuern oaraltf beSablt iperOen ~lotLtelt,
iDie ite ieber arme Nniieolcr, Der cine 9ier>
detection im SdlpeiBe ieine5 Qtngeiiht5 mr.
bar modt, be3obleu muB, 10 ipav ieneS
2ano Der Giiel6a6nf0ut9e nod @isentbIm
Ser Ser. Saaten.
GS iudre tpabrIi6 nidt SIT bertpun6erit,
ipenn ba5 Soft otele5 3reibeu5 enoli0 eitz
mai miioe pilroe unO Sen 6erren Giien7
babnfDnigen ;eigte, bab I6IieBIi6 troB err
i0li6ener 0elebe bod II 0 d DaS SOLE,
uno ntdt iie, Der 0err Ill 2anoe lit.
(Oa9 y8nIt"-D m! WaS lit e5 bierSu>
lanOt? Sine 9roBe 3a0l 9tuuen binter 9e7
le9cntlt6en Ginleu. u. B. Sts5t9.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07
Gfter ncn sisaa @Sslar.

1lnter SEN Observation-Disclosures oe5
0an1pfer5 v4Steter De Gonntnd" , tpet0er an
Iebteu Gage De5 olten SSn1re3 BON Nnttperz
pen III Sem y)orf ctntraf, befdno iid aud
s. ermanr g8pIIner, tDeld}er til benz
beritDuIten uno berii6tigten v~OiorOprr5efie"
9e9el1 Die lmid)ulOt9eu SSnDen SIT Gt53a
GSSlar IN llngarn cine berporrage1oe Stole
ais elmer Der 0auptangefla9ten lptelte. SIT
Wouner's 8egleitullg 6eftnoen it6 ietne
Srau unb letne &tnoer. Die Sall1tlle nerz
tpettt pprerlt in etnem 0aftDauie in 9tetu
Oorf. Wouner tit 36 Sabre alt. @tnem
3eitung5peri0teritatter tbeilte ct ToI9enOes
nit:
SD bin Der Otattn, anf tpeI6en man ben
Geroa6t tpart CT babe oaS Wtdo6en i'm
Sen1pel ermoroet, unb BON Dem Der iunge
WtDriB S6arf auSla9te, er babe ourd etne
SetIerDffnulg geleben, tple tb bet Sung
frau ba5 2eben nabn1. SD betrieb Bis gu
me;ner GerDaftrng in Dem Srte Stlmanp,
i'm 9baiper &omttat, etnen fGcttetl 9Betlt>
ban9el uno bate NIT ntettler Tarttlle etn
glte5 Mu5fommen. &ur3 nad benz Gn9eb>
li1en Otoroe muroe t6 DerDaftet ulto na6
Dem @efGngniile gebra0t, no th pole 10
Ntonate laB. Wtetne Tralt r'abnt man ebell7
falS felt, tie iDar aber nur 5ipet QSddbel1
Lang eingeiperrt. 9te Beballolun9 tpdbrelo
Der 0efangeniGaft tpar Stpor getpobnlt6
feline l6led,te, aber man Iperrte mid nit
nirfli0 idlperen Gerbre6ern %dulalnnen.
NuD perludte mani mir inter Oroburgen
ulD aud ourcD alerbalto Gerlpre6un9et
ein Shulogelt6noniB 5u entIoden; od tb
mir a6er fetler SGulo betpuBt mat, to1nte
ib 0u0 feline Mngaben 1ltad1en."
Nuf Die Groge, pb man lbH Der Sortur
unteriporfen babe, CAB gSoI4ner cine oere
netuenne Nnttport, figte 0ber bt15I, anoere
GerIonen, tpel1e in 8erbinOung nit BENT
9aQe cingeiperrt fparen, leier Der Gortur
untertporfen porben. Den iun9en Wtorib
SGorf ]. s., BET 9e9en @ouner lnb ge8elt
| Ietneu eiQeuen B0ter ~ous1agte, babe man 3l
perihiebenen Wtalen lbrefli6 miBhanoelt,
.Otorib S0arf", 10 er3d5lt Notlner Deiz
ter, ,befilbet ith 5ur 3ett nit leitem Sater
in Mmiteroant, no CT Die 0tamGntlGteiferet
c~rlerllt. SD fragte i'm nab S6luB oeS
8roseIie5, ME CT Dd;u gefomn1e1 lei, gegell
mid 1old)e 9luSldgen Sl mGC0et, uno er
Iaotc, man babe ibnt Die Sadie ein9ereoet
1lllD i6n qelagt, CT f0nne, ipertn CT 9e9en
bic ScSlloen GuSiGge, nod 81 boben Gbre1
oelallqen uirD pieIcid)t nod Witntitcr Iperz
SEN. OTIS i'd mad Der Tretipredurg III
meiner 6eiin0tbSort SuriIdfebrte, befa0l
Mir Der Sorfrihter, Ben 0rt gu berloiien,
piorigcnfnIs iA nit Wtiitgabeln 9eipieBt
iuerben miroe. 9a i'd bet feiten lteber3euz
auuq mar, odB man mir libel nttlpielet
iperOe, fats i) nod LANCER 81 6oulc per7
ipeile, raffte t6 Den 9felt meiner 9abe 3us
Iaulrett ulto retite nit meiter Tatnilte mad
gEten. 0ort nabm iib Die AebrGtl6e Sc
ieuIboft meirer al uno beIorgte nit Yalz
iaoe nab Nntperper, no i6 @elbanlpeilun7
oen ouf Seem Oorter 6irmen gum @eIantmts
betrage bon $500 erbieLt unb MID ols0ann
mad Nmertfa elni6iffte. SD bin etn titdls
tiQer 9cloarbeiter, uttO ipeltn I'D nit met7
net Sralt irgenb ipelde TeIoarbett uberneb1
men f0nntc, tpGre mir 9e0olfen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07

nt6t int @uten oing, ipur6e nit Gift binz
auSoebrGnot, un6 nun batten Die Stunt all
lein bas 6eft in Der 6ano.
sic btl6etet nun Sic oGre6ite un66tnats7
@eleliboFt", mel6e Dem uGreott Utobtlter"
Der .rtnion 4acific" entlpra6. 9tl5 Oiref>
loren Der oGentrol 9actftc" iNlolen tte
0ann nit iener geleItl DAFT (tpel9s tie lelz
Der biIoeten) einen 8ertrag gum 8au Der
uGentral 8acific". Stir Olsien 8au er9telt
Bic yGreoitz ulto Til1anaz@ eieli6aft" bon
Der pGentraI 9acific" fir $27, COG, OOOSu0z
iioien>8onoS, fir $27, 900, 900 8onoS en-
tier SDpotbef, fir $8,00O.OOO gal1obouoS
unb ipGter mod tpeiterc $27 ,000, 1000 Sonos
auf 3nei9babnen, tpelde Die rGe1tral Bdz
cific" baute Dber anfaufte. 9an1tt oteleS
@eldGft ltidt ettpa gertdtlih an9efodten
iuerben f0nl1e, fan1en Die NftionGre, 3. b.
6untin0ton, 6opflnS, STANFORD uno Die
beioen Groder, %Suiammen unb beitGtigten
ben Gertrag, Den fe leIber aI5 0treftoren
nit ii6 abgcihlpfen Iattet.
Nu5 0cn Giufiinften Der pGentral7Y0ci>
fic" uno Der bamit ~perbunoenen 8aDnel1
BADEN sic Central 9Saciftcz f6uiQc nidt mn
Sic 3iniet oLf thrc SonoS beltritten uno
ii6 Quf $54, 000, 600 Nctien>G capital 8 4Sro@
sent 0ipiDeupe beSoblt, ionbern au6 ale
s tlenba6nen lit GQltfornten ulo Otele Straz
~benbaDuen in Sdn Sranct3cO gefauft, Die
,Soutber1t GQcific" 9ebaut NIB msbrere
9ampferltnien gegrilnoet. Die GtntIlnfte
ibrer 8ahnen betru8en I'M IeBter Sabre
$25, 900, 900 unb Den Ncrt6 oerleiben ldlG-
gen iie in iDrem SabreSbertdte alf $780,
O00, 600 Qn. 1lnD alIeS OieieS lit nit elmer
8aareinlage BON 81, 500 III Stpon5t9 Sab
rem geI6affen norDen!
Ofarf 6opfinS uno S. g. @roder itn6
tobt. Die bret 2lnoern, !9u1tIlgtolt, Stall@
for0 uno Charlie GroGer eignen ben 9r0B>
ten She'll iener $500, 000, 900.
2elan0S touforb gait in @nltfor>
nieu ftets ais Der leitenbe Gjetit De5 9tieIeE7
unterlte6mens. Gr lit ein Wlann bon Sill
bung uno bat uuter Seiparo Suri5pruoenS
ituoirt. ct gait emit ais Der 0ObltbGter
GaIiforniens ulo tit @ouoerltelr oeS Stads
teS getuelen.
6untington lit Elm 16louer, eeriebe>
ner g)anfee. 9Sie aus bent fitr5Ltd perDfs
felttlidltcr Sriefipe6iel nit GDlton DerDDrs
Qebt, ipor ct IS Dauptld6lth, Der Die Sc
lbQfte III Den Eegi5laturen nno i'll Gon9reb
l%citetc. YerI0tli6 ftelt er nit STAFFORD
icbt ni0t auf gutem Tube; baS binoert ober
ntdt, boB iie gelhdftli6 mad ME Dor 6ano
in 0a1o 9ebeu. st p06nt ieBt III Seem
yorf.
Grofer 1T ei1t energiI6er, aber ettpaS
un9ei6la9ter Mtaun. st Dobnt in Gait
f~Drnieu.
Dieien BRET @iienba6nf0nisen ntuB Bic
geiatumte 8eo0lferuu9 bon Californian unO
9tepaoa, uno mtBte bis CUR 8oQenbun8 BET
y9tortbern Yacific 8obn" bic 8euolferun9
Der sor;en 9aciftc &iiite Gribut besablet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07

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