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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-13
LITERATURE IN THE sou tn.
a seuthera .Au, hSr speaks er u "Diss
sinrt and Peculiar Literary Msve.
nrnt-

a ssuthera Ant hSr speaks ef u Dis.
sinrt and Peculiar Literary Move.
mrns.-
New Orleans 1iR~- Ictnsrat.
We recently published notable let.
TOR from Mr.. Geo. ". Cable, dated 1t
New York, and addressed h. M nml~r
of the editorial staff of tins journal
After graphically describing the pro-
fund impression which the metropolis
makes on the stranger Wit lin it's gates,
mi describing his meeting with some
o. the most prominent literary and sci.
entitir men Of the day Mr. Gable says;
Il wonder how many persons have
ever taken note Of the fact that the
sending of these two youag men
,Champney and Ling to and through
the south eleven years ago. by the pub.
fishers of Scrilner's Monthly. now The
Century Magazine. WAS the first i'm.
portant step ia % distinct and peculiar
literary movement. II was the count
ing in of the people Of the southern
states in the nations great literary pro.
duction and and consumption. II seems
like matter Of course now: but when
It WAS done 1t Was pi,.ce Of foresight.
Since then this part Of the country and
its people have steadily grown in i'm
portance TO publishers Of all sorts.
I" The Century for November will
soon reach you. ! am thrown with its
publishers every day Just now. and have
already seen its table OF contents. No
tice it when it reaches YOU. You might
almost call it New Orleans number.
The serial novel with which il opens its
new year November higgins another
volume. yoi know is story of New
Orleans life. Among the illustrations
is a group Of trnnell's etching of
New Orleans scenes, and the urii.
Gle which it illustrates is from
o New Orleans writer. our
charming Lafcadio Hearn. Mavbe. ]
an not the one 10 call attention TO
these items, but have done 80 to make
good my statement that the coming
number is particularly ours If New
Orleans. There are other points that
make it 10. For instance, the article
ON TourgneneH, written by .Alphonss
Daudct Have not our Creoles special
interest in and relish for hi 80 grace
full linesy And vet again. there is the
paper by Col. Burton y. Harrison, once
our townsman, on the ever.interesting
episode. the capture of Jefferson
Davis"
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-13
a Confederate NATL 10 seiehmsaA.
Richmond VA Dispatchl

II next year We should succeed in con.
soli,lating the three funds ,about Ss5,.
OOO) now in hand for the building Of Q
Lee monument In Richmond, and
should secure plan which would JUS.
tify the LAYING Of the cornerstone in
October, the surviving members Of
the army Of northern Virginia would
reassemble in Richmond in such mum.
bers IN to make Q gathering forever
memorable. There would he present
real generals, colonies, majors, captains
and lieutensnts. and privstes by thou.
sands. II would be the time for q
Confederate ball, somewhat Of the char.
acter Of the colonial ball had here Q
lew years ago-only the gentlemen
would not wear cues and RULED shirts
Of hundred years ago, but the we'll.
worn gray and army shirts Of the war
of 1876.
Penty Of the uniforms Of the officers
and privates are yet kept, o nd long
will be preserved ~ heirlooms, aud
could be produced for the occasion.
The ladies' would appear in such dresses
% suited the time represented. They
may be relied upon 10 make them up in
good style and adapted TO their varying
type. OF beauty. We could ia vite ex.
Presid mt Davis 10 come that week, and
no doibt he would accept. SO would
Beanregari, Johnston, Early. the Han.
SOM, Hampton, Maury, the Lees. Col.
quit. Gordon, Kershaw, McGowan,
kemper, Vance, and hundreds OF other
notables. The ball might be arranged
to take place in the JEFF Davis house
NOV Central school). and sum could
lie realized from it that would start
into vigorous lite the dead current Of
contributions TO the monument fund.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-13
why 10 etsppel.
fBst0n Budget,l

A New Yorker had Q 6ns watch
cleaned and thoroughly repaired. A
week later IL stopped. lie then inter.
viewed about twenty jewelers.. ",
learned from them that II had bvoAsn
handspring. was dirty. had btoksn
jewels, . cog wheel was gone. he had
dropped IL. II had bent pint,ns, ete.
Thoroughly disgusted lie took il TO Che
iewsler who had warranted II for one
rear, and learned that u was In perfect
rider, but be he'd forgotten 10 sind Il
up the night before.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-13

THE Charity Organization society
of Chicago has established the ''Provi
dent Wood Yard" for the purp'se OF
giving temporary employment Ia
hungry men who are out of work.
On the first day If the opening Of the
yard, few days ago. there were about
100 applications for work. and mol
enough wood to 90 around, 80 tina,
most of them had 10 be turned away.
Among the applicants was shy look.
Ing young man wearing spectscles,
who hailed from st. Paul and said ht
wa, n graduate II the State University
Of Minnesota. He had been In Chi.
cage about year and had been en-.
gagged in sorting rags and paper. H.
said he could make only thirty ~
thirty-tive cents day ut 1t, and went
10 the yard tn saw wood ~ IA to get y
meal or lodging ticket. This young
msn bad no trade. simply q Univer.
sity education. and he found II practi.
cally useless to him In lighting the
battle Of life. RI his father had ap.
prenticed him toa blacksmith, or a
carpenter, or "A mason, or a machinist,
be would now doubtless be earning u
comfortable livelihood aud fairly
launched on the road ~ competency.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-13

CHILLY" McGLORY, the wick eldest
dive-keeper in New York, having been
sent To Jail for selling liquor without n
iicense, has now joined the Manhattan
Ten peranee Association. aud says the
moment he " released he IL going to
Join the male and female workers aud
rescue the other dive-keepers from
infAIny. God bless Billy McGlory,"
shouted President Gibbs the other
night ut meeting Of the association.
II is not for anybody ~ question the
sincerity ofMr. McGlory's con version,
seeing that lie Is still In Jail, but II the
pedoubtable Billy DOES not turn the
administrations ~ Mr.. Gibbs TO prac-
tical account II will i'e because his
hand has lost it, cunning.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-13
Wednesday. February -. 1854.
IMPORTING PAUPkls LABOk.

There IL no protection for labor. IL
10 governed by the memorable laws OF
supply and demand. The tariff never
nut dollar in a working,nan's pocket,
aud never will. Employers buy their
labor where they can get 1t cheapest.
If the mechanics of Pennsylvania will
not work for the wages which are
offered their places are supplied by
foreign importations. The wages Of
fered them are never In excess Of the
amount ut whiclr 1t Is profitable for
employers to import labor. While the
workingman must submit to this
worldwide competition, his cmplover
10 not similarly troubled. By the
terms of the tariff laws the consumer
who may wish his wares cannot buy
abroad at cheaper rate, for the duties
ere IN eftectual barrier to transactions
of that kind. The home producer
makes his prices shade lower than
those of foreign wares plus The freight
and duty, aud. by taking advantage
OF Nm unrestricted labsr market, reaps
profits which in few years enrich
him. This il only one Of the beauties
protection. but 1t Is interesting. II
shows that while trade IN everything
else IL restricted labor may I've had
anywhere and everywhere ~ free H.
cir. There are no laws to protect II.
The recent importation Of HungariaRs
In Pennsylvania Is a cxse In point.
They take the places Of American
laborers who refused to work for the
wakes offered. These Hungarians art
not settlers. They come under con.
tract 10 work u certain number vi
years, ut the expiration If which time
they are to be returned totheir homes.
II protection protected the working.
man would these Wholesale importa.
tions Of paupsr labor I've poHsible or
profitable. chicago Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-13
why Netv
New York fiour.l

The vulgar and dishonest holder Of
great wealth 10 always . moral. coward.
and the tongue Of . conscientious and
practical preacher could lash him into
some sense Of deoency and honor. But
BE- 10 never subjected 10 such treatment
Why not2
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-13
rsebios Thrasbinx wheas.
tCor. Inter Ocs.an.)

In one or two places the thrashing Of
wheat was going an by driving band
OF horses around al inclosed ring into
which the wheat had been thrown; and
at other places men were tossing over
the grain ami throwing it into the air,
10 ct the wind blow the chat away.
Tnis is the only manner Of thrashing
which the Taos valley jewellers practice.
The process is slow. but time does not
snter INTO the calculation Of thsss PEG
Ole
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-13

In Kansas tramps are mildly rsfsE1si
70 % ''itinerant citizena."
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-13
S;reat Edinces Abroad
,ha.....t', MAusb1.,

In Paris the Law lorbids the erectioa
of horses more than tiy. stories high ;
hence there are none of the eight and
t.,n story buildings in the French CAPT.
tai. wI,irh ar. ~ numerous in New York.
In English rities these great edifices
are Forbidden On the ground that no
land own,r has right TO exclude his
ueighLor from the light and sir.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-13
Legal Nagarity.

"My son" said q Chicago father, Il
have just made my will, and left all my
vr,mr,v TO YOU. with Smith - o..
r-uior."
llr smart youth replied:
Then change it. Leave all the prop
rrty h. Smith, and make me the ex.
scutor il YOU want me TO enjoy any
of t."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
WprO=NoctGcs2dttoA

Ser NusiAuB Goes 9tationaI>2 tbgeorbz
netenbauies) fir 0fentIt6e 3GnDereier bat
am 8. Wdrs einen @eiebentiuurf altge>
nomnlen, tpp6ur6 aue ber 9torbz4aciftcs
Sabn 3ltgetpieiener 2Inoereien, 10 tpeit fte
out 4. SuIt 1879 nod ni6t yneroient"
(earned) tparen, fir DertDtrft nn0 at
ben 8uno be%imgefaQen erfl6rt !perben. -
SIS ftnb bas inn 0eientli6en ale
tpe1tli6 bon 8isntarf (Oafota) gez
Iegenen 2dnbereien. IS peritebt fi6
BON ielbit, baB b~enieuigert Nn :
1teoIern, tncld,e IN 9utem @lauben,
baB oas 2anO 6er @iienbdbn gebore, pon ibr
gefauft 1aber, tbr 8eitBtttel DDm 8unoe be-
itGtigt tpirD. Sic bGtte1 alp BON Der 2lnz
nabme bes @eie~bentpurfes nidts 5u
fir6ten.
Sine Wtr6er6eit 6es 0usi6ufies tutr6
einen belonoeren 8erid)t e~ritatten ulto BARN
empfeblen, oaB Die uripruneLi1e Sanbz
l6enflng, troB gtt6terfiiuung Der 8ebinz
gung, moran tie 9efniipft tpar, beftGtigt
(ooer, mem mo mill, erneltert) tper0e,
leoo6 inter etnigen rpeiterelt 8eoin9unget.
gfGmlt6 y oaB Die @ilenba1nLGn6ereiet
Die aIer atroere Yripatbeifb, Der 8ez
It euerung ieitens Der Staaten, Serri>
torten uno @einetnoen urterlteQen, y bah
fte fortan NUT on 8Irger Der Ser. Staoten
(Ooer SoI6e, Die s1r @rlangltng oes 8iirz
9erredts Die etnlettenoen S1ritte 9etban
haben) in Stiden bon ni6t mebr oils 100
Ncres uto gum Yreiie bon 1tidt mebr, ais
$3.50 fir ben Ncre p~erfauft perben lollen,
3 OaB eS Der @ilenbabn perboten lein iou,
beri6teoene 6ra6tpreiie fir peri6iebene
Yerl oren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rates)
nno enDlt6 a DaB Der b06lte Sra1t= uno
Sabrprets<S ab, ben bic Babrt ne6u1en
bari, bon ben Sunbesz@ iienbabn> @Dmmtiz
i6ren oOr9el6rieben tperoe.
Der EDrlGlag Der Webrbeit bes Nusz
i6uiies (0etmfau beS Ga11oes an ben 8unD)
entlpri6t benz i~trengen Gc6te. SIS nirDe
barber gar fein 3peifel beitebett, tuenn i'm
Sabre 1879 Der oa1naLt9e Wtinifter bes SIM
nern feline Bfidt mad ieinem eige1en oe>
iunoen Observation-Disclosures, itatt na6 ltrqez
1unoem alnerttantl6en 9te1tsnerorebers
GeritanOe getban bate.
SIM eriteren Sale tpiir6e er am 4. eSuli
1879 ben Geuten bon Ser 9torOzB aciftc> 8abn
9ela9t baben: Scr Sag lit ba, Bis uo6in
na6 Der auSorii6lihen 8eoin0unq Der
S6enfun9 Die 8abu ferti9 iein ioute. Sic
lit ober Mot fertt9 unD m If ltebt IS
ntdt S1, Die S6enfult9 gu oerlan9ern ODER
81 erneuern. 9as fann allei1 Der Con
greB tbun. Nn 3 II babt ibr eud) oIlo
81 tuerben. Bis CT ieine @ntl6lieBuna aez
troffen bat, made tb einfa6 Die Stlappe 3u."
6GIte Der Winiiter 10 geipro6en, 10 6Gtte
ihon I'M lStnter nolt 1879 31 80 Der Gonz
greB leu1e Gntl9etoHng 8eben millen. st
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
Gin uern0mfttser S0nIratD.

MGbrenb ielbit I'M be6eutenbiten Stddte
ber Union ft6 Die Staatsgeieggebung bets
nd6e e%initi1nmt9 odsu berge9eben BAT, ben
l.. 9. Sc m 3zunterrt6 III Die
0ffemtlt6en S6uIeH einSufubren
unb pdbreno ser iDnlt 10 tiidtigc @ouperz
neur bon Stem 2)prf it'd beetle, Oiele5 BLOB
finnige @eieB 81 unterl6reiben, lit man in
Ser SIItnotler Std0t Qutneb
berniinftiger.
Der oortigen GberIeDrertnW afez
a n lit i6r Gerlud, Gemperensunterridt
Al ertbciLen un0 BET ibrcn S0ulertt uno
S6iilerinnen leL6lt ben mQBigen 8iergenub
uno ben mdBigen 8tertrinfer l6Leht al
MAIDEN uno i6nell bos Giertrinten o0uig
III unterlogen, l6le6t befonmen. 0er
S6uLratD fteute ndn1Li9 cine Inter
iu6ui1g iiber baS @ebabren bet O1amieu
Wdfelnan ar, ertbeilte i6r banll einell gcz
pfefferten GuffeI uno perbot iDr ndborifz
LID, auf's Oteue 1ol9elr 1lnfug 3u treiben.
Sic CAB ie6r fletn bet uno peripra6, yeS
nien,dIs tnieoer gu tbu1", %tDorauf BET
96ulratb vpon tpetteren Sbritten 9egen ite
oorGGuftg obio6". .3ugleif erlteB Der
S6ulratb aud on Die Oberlebrer Der onoez
rem 0ftentIi6en S4ulen cine Beiiung in
obigem Stnne. 1no Der Gbef oeS bortiz
gen ShuIDeiens, 5err WacfaII,
Elm oufgeflGrter S6uImann, bat oen 2eb5
rem nod belo11oerS etn9elnGrft, oen tit Delt
bo1eren &lalien borfomn1eloen unterrt6t
Iber log. YbnitoIo9ie II. oergI. ia nt6t in
fandttidem ueberetfer 81 miB6rau6et.
S6ulrdt6 unO S6ulotreftor in 0utneb
tebnIen alp gang ben StattDputtt etl,
pelben bel 8elpre9ung Der 1tebergriffe Der
SduImeiiferin 8afeman bon QutncD 0er
S1uL7 unb 3eituugssM tdnn Sc
StgeI in W3iItpaufee, oteler 9rinoIt6e
8eobddter Der @in%ntrfungen DeS Bier
g~enuiies ouf ben meni6Ii6en @eiit uno
G0rpet, oertritt. 6err St9eL ldst nGn1z
Lid:
rOb @Gterrt i6ren 3inbern geftatten, 8ter
ST trtnfen ooer nt6t, eeht cine 2ebrerir
nt6ts an tie bat ftd niht iii ioI6e 0inge
~ tummert, ba5 1T Sadie ber @Itern. Die
@%r5iebung in 9auS nnO SduIe ioI aIer>
6tngs tnt Ginflang iteben, aber eS gtebt tpte
in Qaem fir beioe IbetIe cine @rer3e.
Nufgabe urto Eflt6t Der @lterr unb 2ebrer
1T es, Die Gtnoer Sur MdStgfeit 1n3ubdlten;
Die WeGBtgteit beitebt aber ntdt barttt, baB
bic &i1oer dblp1ut 11ur NSn1ler triilfe1t ioI5
len; etn Trurf Bier lit Der @elunobett
nande5 &inoes ie6r 5utr6glih unb bas
mIilcn bic Gltern better tpiiier, ais bic 2e67
ter. 2llf feinen Sal it es Sa6e ber 2eBz
teren, ft6 in Der an~gebeuteten Betie in bic
Sadie gu mii6en uno Die fatatiid)e Ient5
peren3propdgatbo in bic S6ule gu %brtnger."
Der S9uIratb bon Quincy bat aber nt6t
rur I'M Slime Si9eI's, lonbetn du6 i'm
Settle bes 0oLfe5 bon SutnoiS g~ehanoelt.
Snoem ndunli9 6aS 8oIf bon Suinois BET
Der Iesten StaatsnobI stpar Die iibrigen
republifdnii6en &anotbaten tpGblte, aber
ben republifaniiben &anotoateu fIr's @mt
be5 GbefS oes StaatSiduIpeiens, 6errn
Strattat, tDegen ietncs Temperenstbums
perparf unb ibm ben duf9efldrten @egen5
&anbtoaten unb S9uImann Gaob bor3og,
erfIdrte es oeutli6, OaB IS feinen Tempes
ren3unfug IN Der OffentGt6e1 S9uIe boben
mil.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
GettSGe 8Ir0ermetiter.

Srt ben Iebten Edgen 6atten beuti1e Bes
tDerber I'M bic GurgernleilterpIrbe in MIDI
tigen Stdoten oes @eitens Slid, unb 3tpnr
beroientes Slid. Sn Milwautee. mo bic
republtfantl6e Ydrtet it6 in Der Gems
pere,13fra9e pernunftig belon1nten bat, lit
oteleS @liid tbr 81 Staten %getoinrrer1 -
our6 @rwGbIung Oes 6errn Gni1 Wauber.
Ooh gang dn0ers perbGIt IS fi6 nit bet
GrmdbIung oeut d ct Bnrgerz
III / # er in Soma. Daie[bit 1T ie
cine na9brIfLibe Gerpabruns oes pers
ninftteen T1etIeS Der BirgeriGoft eegen
bic. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der oorti9en
repubIifdnii6en Qartet.
sSn bielem Strne lit bic nit elmer Diebrs
belt bon 1900 Stintlnct erfolgte Wie~
bsrerpd6lung bes oemofrdtiIhen oeutihen
8irgermeilters @rnft GIauien in Der
friber fart repubItfanii6en Staot
Odpenport dufsufaiien. sSm borigen
Sommer lpnrbe 9err Glouiien nur fir Oen
9te1t bet NmtS5eit oe5 oamnls nerltorbenen
republtfdnii@en 8~nrgermeiitcrs semdblt
un0 5Dar NIT fletner Wiebrbeit. SeBt
a6er, naG6em er lid audi leit Nnndbme
Der YrobtbtttonS9elebe alS enti6ieoener
Teito Der Yrobibttion geGuBert bat, lit leine
@rpdblung fir etlIe Doue Qlnts3eit nit
itarfer Wtebrbeit erfoIst. Bon benielben
Settle ipte ct lit ber ttelte Staotratb beieelt.
Gbeitlo beDeutlan lit Die @rtpdblur1s
zines beuti6en 8ireermeiiters in elmer
anoeren beocutenoen Staot Sotpa'5, ndlnz
lid &eofuf. Ql6 bort 1ottem Die Hepuz
bIitaier frlber ftetS cine feite UfehrDeit.
Qber iebt 1T Der beuti9e oemofratil6e
Sanbioat, &i6ter SG9er, aum 8lrgers
nletlter 9etDdbIt. limb aud Der oortiqe
Wa6ltan1pf orebte ft6 I'M Die grobibitionsz
frage, in6em Sd9er unb ieine NnbGnger
entlhieoen SteQun9 gegen Die Don Der
repubItfanii6en StaatsgeieBgebung onge=
nprnntenen ErobibttionsgeieBe nobmen. ssS1
Seotuf baben bic 0eutiden Ser !3a6L nod
ntft ods er0Be l1eber9erpi6t pie III Oaoen5
port; ite gaben alerbi1gS Wtann fit Utanlt
tbre Sttunlen bent Germ SSG9er, niht tueiI
Ct etn Deuti6er, ionoern neil er ei1 ents
iaieOeller @egner Der 4robi6ition uito iberz
baupt fit bas 9lnt ausge;eiGnet befdbi9t
lit; bod baben fir i'm aud nidt ipenige
nt6tzoeuti6e 8irger geitimmt.
Sn Dubuque IN Soma puroe BET Ser
au1 10 eben ~erfoIgten Staotpobl spar fetn
0euti6er ais Wtapor gepablt; aber D eu t.
h 6tebe bats aud bort oereonet;
benn eS itro bie Den Iusiblog 9ebeltoet
bertl6en Stimmen, burd peldle bort Die
oemotrdtiibe DtebrDeit nod unsebeuer 9ez
ltet8ert pDroen lit. Nu9 in oen pprber re-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
Gtmc 1tm0I1GSfINe.

Der r1ntergan9 6es Oampters yOdnteL
Stein q II II" Don Nttttperpen init bu1z
bertun6Oreiun03wanSig Wienl6en erfolgte
bel Der fleil1et sfeLientnleI Sdulbro an Der
6 il tie 9eeuzS 6ottIanbs, 20 0tetz
len iib0ltLi6 Don6aLifar. Sanlbro SsIanb
tit etn@lieO elmer 9an5enSeli entnleLs 0ruDpe
in Der 9fGbe Der Ginfabrt gum 6dfen bon
!Odlifar. Die ganse Suit poln Sap Sable
bis gum 6dD Breton lit tpege11 t6rer ii6
tpett in Die See btnetlteritredenoen 9Sellenz
rifle fir Die S6ifffabrt itbr gefG6rlih, uro
bcionoer5 1T 0teS III ~ftnitern, itiirntil9e11
9fdhten ber Sau, tpie oieienigc tpar, in
tDelder oer Oampfer vSaniel Stetnmann"
on oeit Etf1en bon Sdn1br0 S5ldn0 3er>
i6eQte. 0teie neui6ottlGnoti6e &ilte bat
it6 lett einelt BierteIiabrbunoe1t ais cine
u~nalidSfuite ertpieie1.
Qnt q. Gooember 1859 1T an ibr duf BET
6ohe Don @uDsboroug6 Der brittlGe
Simple rSnSian. tpelder bon
2iperpooI mad Yortlaltb tnI1nine be1timmt
tnellten orf DEM Shiffe bcfinolt6en Oleu5
1d)en gerettet tpurben uno nur bret ihr2eben
einbiBtelt.
l1m 10 erdBGt6er mar bos 1tnoluf oom
-. Tebruor 1860, I'D auf Der 6obe bon
0upC Sou1e ucI CUSILluLS lpODl HQU
YortlonD in 0fdire beltimmte britiihe
0ompfer rs un9arian" i9eiterte
llllo 2O5 Wfeu i0en sill @runbe gitoen. 2lnt
4. Qu9uit 1863 i6etterte Der bon Seem Sort
nod QtDerpooI beitimmte Oampfer
u@eor9ia" auf Der 606e BON Sable
Sslolo, bod ohne 0erluft oil Nteniden7
Lebea. Sn ber 0tdbc DerieLben Steue, tpn
Der y9d1iel Stetnmdnn" unteraing, lit am
20. Tebruar 1871 Der bon Seem Norf no6
Brett bcitimmte Dampfer y!8oe" Ders
%lunten; Weni6en 9ingen babel ni6t 81
@runoe. An1 8. 9pril 1872 i6eiterte in
BET ytdhe BON 6aIifur Der britiide
0ampfer y0acian", tpeIber bon
2onbon nah Stem gort beitimmt mar, bod
ipurocil ale Seute an Sor0 DeieIber gez
rettet.
Sod Elm sSabr barauf trat oas id,refz
lt6ite je an bieier &iifte porgefalIeueltn9liiG
ein. 9lm /. Qpril 1873 Idjeitcrte nGnlli6
% Wellen bon 5olifar Der 5ur.gSDite Stor7
Ginie geDDrenOe 9ampfer Milan
tic. st bate 976 Yaiiagtere o1 8Oro,
uno BON oieieu biiBten SAG ibr 2ebeen elm;
Der Oampfer Lief UNI 2 llbr Worgens, in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14

Gin einfa9er 6oI3bo6er 9tonrens
Prtt6ar6 tpdt es, Der i'm Sabre 1882
Die II" in ben Goemr
b'NIene58ergeM in Sbd1o entz
bedte. Nie 10 mon9er onoere @rtoefer
erntete nud CT i6leGtcn 2ob1. 2udr
tpuroe ct ni6t, nte Columbus, it &etten
getporfeu. N6er nd66em ct I'M Sribiabt
1888 eine S6aar BON a6tSig @oIbiu6ern
aus Wtontand mad benz reue1 ,,OnraoD"
geTit6rt bate, itedtelt oiele &erle erit tire
Slams" ob, uro Ddr1lt 6ottet1 1te itt6ts
GiligereS Su tbun, ais ben Siibrer bur63uz
prigeln uno i'm aus ibrem 2dger 3u ia9en.
0as Slid mar isoo6 bteieu ~1nbontba7
rem ni6t boLo; Die meiiten perlieBen baIb
unberrtdteter Sa6e bic @eeeno; unb Die
53iD0lfe, tpeIGe auS6teIten, tpurOen lpdter
Don acknowledgements @oIolu6ern mit=
telit bet Wtn6eltersBI6ie uuo oeS Geool7
oerS De1trieben.
Snstpiiden entiton6 bic bereits friber an
6ieler SteIe eel6iIoerte ,,Wtinenita6t"
@agle @ttp ut5 bra6te IS i6lteu nuf 5000
GintpObner, un6 nod thinner fon1mt 2u=
nd6s. 4ber aud ni6t Wenige 3teben
enttdul6t tpieoer fort.
Sin alter Bergmann BON unbe3peifeIter
&eblt6feit, Der Yh onS reue @oLoLorb be-
ie6en bat, mill III man6en Der @oI0fIumz
pen ul1b a1beren @oloprober, Die in @agle
GitD auS9elteat iino, ate Gefannte BON
@aIifornien geiebet 6Gben, hid nur bon
e Mt Der in @dgle Gitn ouSgeltelten
@oLoflumpelr, Der etnen 8ert6 bon u1sez
fdbr $40 bat, iOu IS iber ie6en 3peifeI
binaus feitite6en, bdB CT pirtLi6 in oen
@oeur b'2lIene, Bergen %9efunoen tporz
ben lit.
Mdnner bon geoIogiider Grfd6rutg,
tpeL6e ft6 bic bDrttge DEMONSTRATING
ettpaS nGber beieben 6a6en, itno Der Qnz
it6t, baB fte eber mad Silber, ols nod
Sob auslebe, un6 0aB, tpetn ~iberbaupt
bon er0Berer Wea1ien pon @belmetou ooz
ielbit bic 9teoe ietn tDnne, 6ieies III SiL6et
beiteben tperoe. Qber eeraoe Die Yul1fte,
tpo bic Qusit6ten ont 8eltelr ietn iouen,
1tnb aud l6on bon ner3tpeifeltet1 6erlen be-
iebt, Deren Ge6t in ibrer 8u6ie unO ibrem
GepoLner iteft.
Der bur6gepriigeIte Gntbeder Brit6orb
bat tnrnerbtn bet Trolt, oaB ietn Same
in benz bon tbrn ent6edten ,.@oIDlan6" oerz
eptst 1T. Dtan bat nGmli6 eiI SIuB6en
tpeiter brtnnen i'm @ololdnb ,,8rtt6drb
Greet" g%etauft. Oo6 ob9Lei6 IS bteb,
baB 0teler SIub gDLobaIti9en San6 fibre
uno 0dB eS III oen bel1ddbdrten Bergen bon
@oIbquorB minnie, iouen bic ~nteilten bon
0ener, tpel6e por @agLe STR inter unsez
beueren Wiber Outb tiefen S6nee oil Den
Yrtt6ar0 Greet D%orbra11een, aud bort
nl9t5 Ge6teS 9efu11ben baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14

elmer iebr finfternRn9t un6 bel bobem Seez
gang, auf ben Selien duf uro stng III fur
ser 3eit in Gtiide.
9tidt 10 beoeutenb tpdren Die Gdtffss
bride at iener &Ifte in ben nun foleeuDen
Sabren. &Nm 5. Sult 1873 1T ber polr
XiocrpooL ltu6 yteiD gort beitiurmte bris
tide Oampfer vg'ttp Of MaiDingz
n" iieb5is MteiIen bon Santbro ~entfernt
unterse9anger 9~aiiagiere uno Mannidaft
pnrben gerettet. Qnt 80. ytopentber 1888
lit Der britii9e 0ompfer nGeoar
@rooe", bon 2onbon nod 6altfor unterz
tpe9s, auf bet 60bc ppn Gape Ganio geidetz
teri uno berlunter, pobet flint Menidet
i6r 0c6en einbIBten. Sod mebrere unbere
S6tffbrii6e, Bel oenen iebod fetr 8erIuit
an Dteni6enIeben 81 beGIagen mar, baben
ftd in neuerer l3eit an berieLben 3Iite err
etgnet.
Sn Der gta6t bom 3. duf ben 4. QpriG
1884 aber 1T at iener &uite bos gr0bte
un9Iid lett benz Dor elf Sabrer erfOI9ten
%l1ntergange be5 y2tlantic" erfoLgt 6ur9 ben
untergang 6eS u9onieI Steinmdnn"-