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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-02-21
A GERMAN INSULT.
Flung Into the Face OF the United 5tatos
Government.

LONDON, February 1G.-The Berlin
correspondent of the Times says that
Prince Bismarck has returned to Herr
Won Elsendecher, German minister at
Washington, the resolution of coincidence
on Herr Lasker's death, passed by Con.
gress, with a counter request to return
the resolution to the House Of Represen-
tatives, as the position of Herr Lasker in
Germany was not such as to justify the
resolution. The Times adds that
although the above appears incredible,
the fact is that the relations between
Washington and Berlin are in a state of
great tension, chiefly owing to the pig
flesh question. The Times concludes:
lone thing is certain, We have not heard
the last Of the Lasker incident. The
Americans are much too proud, too sen
sitive, and loo independent for that"
The German minister says he has re-
ceived no information concerning the
alleged action of Prince Bismarck in
regard to the House resolution of condo
lence on Herr Lasker's death, cabled by
the news association of London. The
Times Berlin correspondence is supposed
to be wholly sensational, in fact, mere
"canard." The State department is also
without any confirmation of the story
that the resolution has been returned to
the German minister with a request to
return it to the House Of Representatives,
etc.
There is considerable sensation here
over the report that Bismarck has return.
ed the House resolution of sympathy
from Germany on the death of Herr
Lasker.' The resolution was offered by
Tom Ochiltree, who is friend of Las.
ker's brother, prominent merchant of
Galveston. 1t was not noticed in the rush
Of bills and resolutions, and received
only ten or twelve viva voce votes. No
body thought of Lasker's politics or in.
tended anything but an expression of
sympathy with the German people in
their regret at the death of an illustrious
citizen. While some unpleasantness has
arisen between the United States and
Germany over American pork, prominent
Congressman are 10th to believe that
Bismarck has deliberately insulted Con.
gress. Nothing official is known at the
State Department, or at the German
legation. Senator Miller, chairman of
the committee of foreign affairs, when
he read cablegram, said:
"Old Bismarck must have been drunker
than usual."'
Senator Morgan said his action was
barbarous and outside his legitimate pre-
rogative. Mr.. Clements who is on the
House Committee of foreign affairs, said
that the House would undoubtedly take
some action if Bismarck has been cor.
rectly reported. 49,
Some members favor the passage Of
another resolution, declaring Bismarck
incapable Of ofjudging of Herr Lasker's
character or title to respect. The Even.
ing Star says King William and Bismarck
have been trying to consolidate the Euro
pean .monarchies in league against popu.
lar rights, and they cherish no good will
for the republic whose success has made
despotism insecure the world over. If
the current report of Bismarck's conduct
betrue, a correspondence will undoubtedly
ensue between the United States and
Germany.
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a Case Of Prichin0sis.

MINNEAPoLIs, February 16.-The FAM
ily of Albert Hammerling recently pur-
chased ham, and after eating some OF
it raw were taken sick. Hammerling,
his wife, three children and Mrs. Ham
merling's sister were taken to tile College
Hospital, where the disease was pro.
nounced to be trichinosis. Mrs. Ham.
merling died yesterday, after suffering
horribly, and the other members of the
family are ia critical condition.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-02-21

\ *x*"Presumption begins in ignorance
and ends in ruin On the other hand,
the production of Kidney-Wort began
with wise cautions and scientific research,
and its use ends in restoring shattered
constitutions and epdowing men and
women with health and happiness. "My
tormeuted back" is the exclamation of
more than one poor hardworking man
and woman; do you know why it aches :?
1t is because your kidneys are overtasked
and need strengthening, and your system
needs to be cleansed of bad humors.
You need Kidney.Wort.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-02-21
Mt. Tabor, Fl

Governor Lowry, of Mississippi, has
vetoed the railroad commission bill pass
ed by the Legislature.
"A forty pound bucket of mud fell
fifty feet on the head of Z colored we'll
cleaner on Mr.. II. M. Thompson's place,
in Barnwell, on Friday. A slight
abrasion of the Uranium was the only
resultant injury.
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sey- No family Dye, were eser so pop
ular as the Diamond Dyes. They never
fail. The Black is far superior to log.
wood. The other colors are brilliant.
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WARMING.

II HEREBY warn all persons against
l. selling any goods on my credit. as l
will not from this date be responsible for
any accounts against me unless the same
are contracted by myself.
F. ALONZO DANIELS.
Feb 13, 1884 80
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Two drunken men in Lexington,
KY, hotel blew out the gas on retiring to
bed and were sufocated to death.
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DENTlSTRY,

ID EPORTS are in circulation that have
IL quit Dentistry. This is to give no.
tice that I can be found daily at the Old
Rooms of Jones & Strickland, in the Gen.
tennial Building, South side of Public
Square.
A. C. STRICKLAND.
Feb I, 1854 30
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-02-21

- The N1ahoneites will coalesce with
the Virginia Republicans in the coming
Presidential contest.
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Two white tranps outraged and
murdered a coored girl in Orangeburg
on Friday. Lynchers are securing the
country for Them.
On Thursday, the 9TH inst, as
Foster Garvington, colored, was taking
plank from the saw, at fuckers saw mill,
in Santuc township, a plank struck the
saw and knocked him down, throwing
him across the saw while it was running.
His leg was cut off just below the body,
in shocking manner, and one arm and
hand were dreadfully mutilsted.
Medical aid was procured as quick as
possible, and every care and attention
was given the unfortunate man, but all
were unavailing, and he died Thursday
night Union Times.
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Executors Sale.

\ 7 Piercetovn, about l o'clock p M F,
~ on Saturday, 18th March, 1884, l will
sell the Chooses i'll Action, consisting of
Notes, Accounts end Judgments, belonging
to the Estate of James Long deceased, ap-
praised doubtful and worthless.
Terms Of sale cash.
JOSHUA ESON, Admir-.
Feb 81. 1884 80
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a TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
FEARFuL STORM BLOWS DOWN FOR
Esrs AND HOUSES, KILLING ONE
MAN :ANDsWoUNDING OTHERS.

The seyerest BLOW; Of Halt Century.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned, Administrator Of
the Estate Of James Long, deceased,
hereby gives notice that be will, on the
25th day of March, 1884, apply to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County for
a Final Settlement of said Estate. and
discharge from said administration.
JOSHUA JAMESON,
Surviving Administrator.
Irot Of 1904 % r
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"Rough on Coughs -

children or adults. Trot les; loc. Llqulo
SOC. At druggists.
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TO RENT.

TU RENT.
T1HE HOUSE AND LOT now occupied
Il by the undersigned, and known as
the Daniel Brown lot. Good orchard, gar
den. &c. Also, Farm of twenty acres ad-
joining can be rented. if desired For fur
ther information apply at the premises or
at law Office of Moore & Wardlaw. Ander-
son, 8. g. C. WARDLAW.
Feb 81, 1884 80 p
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p j
Mr.. M. Keys dwelling house, out
houses and three tenant houses were
blown down. His stables were also de-
stroyed, though the stock escaped injury.
No one was hurt on Mr.. Keys place.
In addition to this, considerable dam
age Was done upon the plantations of
Messrs. T. j. Mcclure and Oli7er Bolt,
where two gin houses and two or three
tenant houses were blown down.
Extending further East and Northeast
considerable damage was done. Two
tenant houses were blown down upon Mr..
W. @. Pearman's place.
On Mr.. VIM. Shirley's the out build
ings and two tenant houses were blown
down.
On Mr.. w. J. Robbins place, on
Broadway, two tenant houses were blown
down.
Two outbouses were blown down on
Mr.. Crosby's place.
The storm did no extensive damage in
the city. The tin roof over the store
room of Messrs. w. S. Ligon & Co. was
torn up on the Northwest corner. No
damage Was done to their goods.
A two.rooln kitchen, just completed
on Mr. L. L. Green's lot, on South Main
street, was thrown off of its foundation
at one end, but the timbers remained to-
gether.
The colored. Methodist Church, which
was in process Of erection, the building
having been framed and ready for the
weather.boarding, was blown down.
IN various portions Of the city consid'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15

republitanii6e Stimme IN beioen 5du1er1
erbalten tperoe. Die encouragement
republifaniiden @e9enfanoioaten ltnO Der
Stem 0orter @lbootat @baunceD We. 0epep,
Der MIR All ie1r befannte Gtlenbab1lanfrall.
oas 9efGbrli1e QSert3el9 Baf1oerbtlts pei
Bearbeitung BON Staat5geleBge0un9en, uHo
Der gtetp Oerfer Ganfter, 0elo1nenl1 uno
Wtonopoliit 9ept g. Wtorton, gegertDartt9
0jelanoter in 9aris. Die republttantl9e
Staatsqelebgebung Don 9tep Oort tpuroe
i6rem 8~eritanoe unb tbrer Gernurltt eIr1
ible1tes 3cugniB ausitelen, tDenn tie
9epetD ooer W2orton Dem befdbtgteu 1ttto
Dolttii6 ourbgebiIoeten@entlema ppr5tebei1
uoate, tuelher unter ben l6mtert9lten unl=
ftGnoen DaS G~rGitoentenamt pOrtrefflt6
bertpaltet bat. IS 9iebt i'm Bunoeslenate
lDon I'll piele 2eute pom Sdla8e ellleS
9epem unD Morton. 6err Mrtbur tpuroe'
BON Nnfang at I'M Senat cine bobe Stelz
lung einnebmeu uno benz Staate 0fetp gort
I'M Senat etnen Gtnflub perletbe1, Den ct
iett Sabren ni6t gebabt bat" >
ScSeoeS bieler empfeblenocn Norte Ut
tpabr. gtamentli6 audi our1 letlle SDtS
idaften bat Qlrtbur letn grllnOltbes Ser7
itGlDniB auer 0ffcntlthen 6rageu ulto lelne
oufqeflGrten iiber 8arteiflepperet erbabene1
Qnii0ten lber Dieielben befunoet.
9(rtbur DiirDe ni6t Der er1te aus Der
9iseprGltoentur in Sic 9rGit0enti6aft oors
geriidte Utann lein, tDel6er in Den 8unoess
ienat eintrdte. Nnorew Sobnlon puroe
a!s @rpr6ii0ent ebenfaQs III ben Senat
gendblt, itarb aber freili6 balD oarauf.
OaB ii1 Die @iiroe zines @gprditoenten
ean3 gut nit Der zines @on9reBnltglteoeS
Dertrdgt, baS tpurOe berettS Our4 Soht
Qulnc1 Nbam5 bepielen, mel6er nab let7
ner BrdiiDtnti6aft iieb3ebn Sabre lang uni
bis gu Ieinem 3OOe Dem tGttonalen Nbgez
oroneterbauie ais 9aupt9r0Be uno ais
''the old man eloquent angebOrt bat.
98enn ni6ts ba3mti6en fommt, miro
olio 9lrt6ur in berieIben StunOe, III tpel6er
iei1e 8rGiibentenmirbe auf6Ort, auf le6S
Sabre in ben SunbeSienat eintreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
SisatarG mo ole So5tats9 eAtos
frQfe1t.

Sn ben Observation-Disclosures iiber
bic yOiGten" >Srdge fam StSmarG, ME eS
iein Brau6 lit, Dom a3e6nten auf's 0un@
BERTHE, pom 0unoertiten ms Saulen0ite.
Seine beiDen langen 9teoen tpurben 81 getltz
ret6en, aber ou6 grtmnlt9en Ylauoerete1
iber ale m0glt0en Sragen.
@tnlnaL rtef ct itol5alfgertdtet Dem
0eid5tage Su: ySte tpouen iih pom 8un=
0esrat6 niht tn1pontren lallen, uno d
laiie mir bon ber WiaioritGt oeS 91et6stageS
nibt t%mponiren, i6 Iaie mir BON
qan3 europa nt6t in pontren!
unb sic tpDuen mi i%ntpontren 2"
gtad0em er banu iiber Nnoeres geplau>
bert bate, i6Ieuoerte er pI0blt6 benz fatbo7
Iiiden Centrum Die Q8orte gu: vDen 157
&0pfen, pel6e, in bret Sratttonen 9etbetlt,
bier Die 9erri6aft fir &aiier pno &ei6 Oers
treten, ite6en 9e9enlber 100 Oerren, Die
fdmpfen fir Die 0errl6aft Der 0etftli6fett.
(2sbbaftes S6o i'm Gelttrum.) Sa, Sic
peritcben barunter Die Sreibeit Der &irbe
uno Der G~eligion; Sic iagen feterltb, Sic
fGmpfen fir Die 6reibeit Der Stride unD Der
Jtelt8ton. Inter Sreibeit Der STRIDE Ders
iteDen Sic Die 9errl6aft Der STRIDE. Nenn
otele 6erri6ait aber 3uri6gepieieu miro,
Dal1n lpreAen Sic BON elmer 8erfolgung
unO InterOrlidung. 9aS 9erriden 1T
SDnen eben 10 angeboreu aus alter Graoiz
tion. (0etterfett) Q8ir gLauben nun Der
@eiitli6feit Die 0erri6aft ni6t einrGumen
81 lollen, pro tempore nt0t, uno uber<
baupt ntht."
0aB 8ismard Bel 6erielben @eIegenbeit
Der nDeuti6 freiiinnigen" poer Sort
i6rtttS>Yartet ebenlo bart 3u1eBte, lit benz
Neler beretts betdrnt. 0o6 aufTaQen0
milo tpar Der 9rintme 8Iauoerer Diesmal
eegen bic ioSialoemofratti6e 95artei. Gr
lagte tbr ndlnlt6 nit aiemli6 gutmiit6igem
SpDtte Snl8enoe5:
vOer Qbgeoronete 8amberger iagt in Ell
mem bon tbm beroUsgegebcnen 8udbe, es
Jet feline Srage, baB Die Beipilligun9 Der
aIlgemeinen @tleEbabnfa6rten basu betz
trilge, Die 3o6l Der Experimentation Nbz
9eOroneten 81 Dergr0Bern. Wel1n uns Die
So5ialoemDfraten bod MIR etnlnat Gin 8ilo
Dou Der 3ufunft naG tbren Yldnen seben
t%Dollten! Sreten sic bob einmal beruDr
un0 5etgen Sic, tDie's genadt miro. @tne
&ritit lit Iel6ter als oas geIiermahe1.
SeBt it1D Sic 20, alio iber spei 0ubeno;
t6 lalie Sbnen au6 nod oaS britteO ubeno,
menn Sic aber 36 itnb, Damn treten Sic
enDlih berDor nit SS6rer &e~rfaiiung, =
ionit mus i1 ~glauben, Sic fDnnen niht.
(6eiterteit.) Utalen Sic ms bod NAL
Sbr @looraoo auf ben Slid. SD CLAUDE,
ipenn Sic nit SDren glGneu Dor Sbre
Q8G9ler treten, 10 Deroen oteie nibt nit
2lllem einneritanoen ietn! Man unterz
ihreibt ia QtandeS, mas mar ni9t fenrt-
leI6it i6 tbue oas n1an6maI (6eiter1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
SeIenhpn=MpnppoI.

9as 8unbestreisgeri9t in gletp Oorf bat
in Dem groBen Bro3eB.
( II 81 Il It G II 8eIt'S entl6teoen, mo5u
DaS Sine. 8olfshl. benlerft:
SIS miro baour6 elm WonopDl aufs
re6t erbalten, oas .I6Dn leBt our6 ole
l0le6teu Gigenl6afteu zines iol6en it0
aus3ei0net uno nit Der 3ett obne SDeifeL
INNER md6tiger ,rIdIi1tSloler un0 briiGen>
ber nerDen miro.
yg8Qre Die !Gnti6ei6un9 gegeu Sic Sell
Gon1pagnte abgegeben DDroen, 10 tpilrOe
cine betllame @Dltfurrret3 ein9etreten letn,
Die benz 9ublifum ntht nur cine biQtgere,
ionoern aud cine before SeIepbons8eOiee
nung geii6ert bate. IS lit elm unbeltrttz
tene 3batlahe, oaB in ben Ser. Staaten,
mo- Sic G%rftnOun9 bes SelepDonS 9er1a6t
noroen lit, 0aiielbe III letner prafttl6en
Mnipenoung melt bilter Dem S~elepbonotenlt
europGiI9cr GGn0er 3urifitebt. Gou ben
Sablrei6er1, in ben leBten SaDren Ell unoenen
unb in europa proftii6 an9erpanoten Ser
b%e5ierungen, our6 tDelde nt6t NUT cine
bel oeutlt6ere uno tDent9er St0rungen
unteriporfene ltebermittelulg beS geipro6es
men 0orteS beiperfiteui9t, iOn6ern audi Die
Nnnenoung oes Telepbons auf Diel 8rDBere
G%ntferuungen ermogIi1t mtrO, bat paS
bieiige 8ubItfum bis ieBt nod nenig ODER
gar feiner 9tuben 9e6abt. Die oeS Wtonoz
pols it9 erfreuenoe @eieQi6aft bat eS e6en
ntdt n0tbtg, fir neue GerbeiierunBen iib i1
Soften 81 ~itir3en. SSu @%rmangelung ieoer
@outllrren5 fam iie IS yaffproen", Die
l1nSufrieoenbeit 0eS Gublttums ge9e1 it1
aufSubringen.
v3um Slid lit ie6o6 Die jebt abgegebene
Gntl6eibung nod feline enogilttge. Sn benz
Sal miro fi6erli9 8erufung au bus Sber7
bunDesgeri6t eingelegt uerDen. Aber bort
lit cine @nti1etoung Dor Nblauf bon Spet,
Diellei6t au0 bret Sabren ni6t gu ermarten.
ltno bis babin menigltenS bat NUN bic v8ea
Company" oaS Telo unbeitrttten fit ftd.
90 LANCE, tpern ni6t IGn9er, tDirO bas
BubIitum ser 8er. Staaten NIT Dem JeBts
gen - uidt vi6le1ten unD biutgen", lors
bern vi9le9ten uno tbeuern" Selepbonz
bienit iid beDetfen uno barber it9 Grgern
miiiien."
60 ipeit 6as v@inc. @oIfsbl." = Cine
8eleiti9ung oteieS' WtonopoLs 1T linn 10
brirgenoer nOtbig, als iiG ouiieG6e 9roBen
GDetlS III ben ~9ierigen 6Gnben Sap
@oul6' 6 beftnoet. Die bon @oulO be-
6erri6te y98eitern Union Company" beiibt
ndmli6 cine Menge 2tftten Der vBeu @om7
panD" unb iadt einen groBen She'll 6es
BrOftts oteier @eieuldaft elm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15

feit.) Sebt fino Sbre Qn6dn9er nur l1nz
Sufrteoene, Die bon SSDrer 3ufunftSpoltttf
nod ettpaS boffen; auoeren Yarteien baben
beren NnbGnger I9on alf ben @run0 geie5
ben, lpte ). y. bet S0rti6rtttSpartet bon
Der ertpartcn tie nidt piel mebr. Die go
sialbemofratie gtebt lid abes no1 ben
Steir beS Gropbeten, oelien @eii1t man
ni6t ieben fan1. 3eigen Sic unS bod etnz
nal oas @eitht! (Jtuf BET ben SQstaIbez
m0froten: yS6affen Sic OaS SDSiQliltenz
@eleB abr 2llle 0tele ltn3ufrteoenen baz
ben feline NDnung bon Sbren 3utunftspldz
l1en, IS ftno logar gum She'll f0ntgStreue
2erte oarunter. @S miro 3lr 8erubigung
Nller 0tener, tpern Sbr4rogramm betannt
miro. Otan miro baS S6redbil6 le6ert,
unO Die Gei6en Sbrer QtnbGnger ner6eu iid
iebr It6ten. '(Obo! ItntS.) SID m0Ate
ben So5talocmotrQten CUR prattil1en
9ur6fIbrung ibrer @runbiGbe germ cine
YroOtn5 in @ntreprtie geber, Damn miiroen
lie Sei9en, pobin iie nit t6ren 9lGnen fomz
men. (0ettertctt.) Mber oas 8 e it e.
ben Ser io3taIbempfrati0 en
8artet It Elm Mene GeteI iii
bic beiibenbe &Ia1e, Elm 3ei6en,
Dap nt6t NlleS 10 1T, ipte es iein
%lollte; oaB bier unO Da 6dnO
ongeIegt peroen muB, uno tniofern
lit Bite SppoitttOn iebr nibIt6..
@enn es fette So3iaIbemOtratie gQ6e, unO
penn it6 ntdt 10 Diele 2eute Dor tbr fiir6s
teten, miirben Die Borti6rttte, bic mir in
rnlerer io5taI7politii6en @eiebBebung bis
ieBt gema6t baben, aud nod nt6t ge1na6t
ietn. (Sebr rt6ttg! Bel ben So3iaIbemoz
ten.) Sniofern 1T Die Tur6t Dor ben
Sp5tolbemotraten BET 9en1, Der ionit tein
Ser5 bat fir Die 2eioen Der armen Oeitz
burger, Elm oon3 9utes Mttttel, i'm ~unieren
Bori6la9en genei9t 3u MAIDEN. (Sebr gut!
bel ben So5ialoemofraten.) Scum, Da freue
th mid, DAB Sic bod einnaG nit mir iibers
einltimmen." (6eiterteit.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Sns 1te1te gSeltaut,,tSer.

Ofit QusoriiGet, tpie Der III Der 1ieberz
f6rtft entboltene, iptro iebt baS nab ieG5>
un00reiBtgiG6rigem 8ouen uno gti6t>
Baue1 ferttg Qetporbene u1o feterli6 eil1ge>
tpeibte B q + II @ 0 IL 9 enfmal in
Der BunOeS bGu p II 9eprteielt.
Selblt Der GDInerO o III l0u 1lt6tS 0dz
geger ieilt. lRtt benz Naibingtpn>9 Dent
NAL, oteiem 1Oditen bon O1enl6enbGnOen
erridteten 8au Der 0Selt, lalle iib iiberz
baupt gar ni6ts Dergletben 10 utelnen
iei1e G~etDunoerer.
g8abr lit e5 nun freiltd), baB Der 0aibz
in9ton>S belisf am 8otonIdc lctte SOB SUB
mtBt, md1reno Der &0lner Dom mn 535
SUP bod lit. NGer oes0alb Das NSdi9ing>
TOM tonume1tt il6er ben &Glner DOM gu
itCaen, ipGre geraoe 10 perrit6t, tpte pent1
man ctnen ungefugen, hdBlt6en, lang aufs
gel6olIenen Seu8el ODER vShlan9angel"
fir id0ner balten noute, ais einen berrli6
gebdltten Ufanrl, tueil lebterer UNI einen
3Ou fteiner 1T ais %eriterer.
Der &Dlner 9Om lit Die groBarttgfte uno
reidite S00pflng gOt6ii6er 8aufunit un0
madt nidt rur our1 ietne 0r0Se, ion0ern
beIDnOer5 aud bur6 ben Inenbli6en &eidz
tbuli1 uno 0ie Tetnbett uno Nnmltb leilter
lJpl lltSi Gt1tLu IlDuUCILllt ulIU 6IutClu utIl~
reiBenoen un0 6egliidenoen @inDrud. 0dz
9egeu eri6eint DaS Wal6ington> Wtonument
Dem Gel6auer nur tDte Elm rieliger Shorn>
1tein. BIi6t man on Dem Doen langen
Ding btnauf, 10 tpuroert man it'd alIers
btngS iiber ieine unenDll6e 2Qnge; ie lGn>
ger man aber binauf blift, beito gr0Bere
&%dngelDeile empfinoet man, neil fi6 eben
Dem 2luge gar ntdts Seiieln6es barbietet,
tDG9renO man an einem Dabrel &ul1itperte
INNER rsue S10n0etten entoeGt.
Sretli6 lit am 8~ai6in8ton=O . nfmal
nt6t Sa6rbunoerte lang gebaut poroen,
tpie an &0lner Dom. Qtber Ser arose
SteinhGufen, tpel6er mad Der uripr1ug=
lt6en 8%elttmlnung MIR bur6 9riDatbeiz
TRACE entlte6en un0 ipadien loute, iton6
Sabre lang ais iunge, feinestpeas bobe
9tut1e oa, fitr 0eren Nufbau Utto Nusbau
gtiemanO meDr einen Sent beiiteuer1 poute,
bis Der @olNreB it6 ibrer erbarmte uno Die
lRittel aur 8OuenOung 0eS "9ttelenbaues"
Der9ab.
2lb9ei6madt, tpte Ser grpBe S6ornitein
ieLber, lit audi ietne Gage. 9enr itatt oas
9enfmal auf elmer Der l60nen Nnb0bet Der
Vun0esbduptltabt gu errtGten, baute MAJ
IS in Der SumpfnieOerung beim Botomac,
10 0aB lelblt letl ~etn5iger BOr3ug, n6lnlth
ietne 666e, gar ntht 9eb0rig bero0rtritt.
Die g6a6l bes Stan0orteS bieies OentmaI5
lit geraDe 10 eintaltig, mie ipenn man etipa
0as 6%ermannSz0 entmaI am 6uBe 0es 8erz
gcS @rOfenburg BEL 9etmoIo, 'itatt auf beiz
ien @tpfel, errt9tet bGtte.
@ue &0tung por Dem Dtelen @rOBen,
mas pie anlerifanii6e 8aufunit beletts
gei6affen hati Qtber 6ns QSalbingtonz
Wtonument in Der 8unoeSbauptitobt 1T
troB ieiHer NGnge bot MIR etn 9enfmal
rieiiger ameritanilder @el6madloii8fett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15

GinseI6eiten in einen1 fleiuen 96rift6en
nannbaft. Son ben 5000 finb Col iber 80
unb 1870 mebr ais 100 Sabre alt. @tner
Der lebteren bat int Sabre 1904 fit Setter
ion uno I'M Sabre 1884 fir Glepelano ge7
itinmt. DaB man bel getfttgen Sc
t|rdnfen ullb BET Gabaf, ben @oiier>
itnpeIn gum IrOb, re6t alt tperoen tartn,
bepeiieu mebrere Oieier 2eut6en. Tral
Bridget 6arlep bon StrafforO, wel6e am
20. 9lprtL b. S. ibren bunoertlten 0eburtSs
tag ~feierte. ertIdrt, ite babe, 10 Dtel tie 1t9
%erinnere, tpsnn tie @eIe9eubett gefunben,
niemaIs in ibrem Iangen 2eben einen guten
Sdlud perihmG6t. Trau 9tancD @oleD,
Die 1O5 Sabre alt 1T, mar Bel ibrer Geburt
10 fIein, baB maj tie in einen 1beetopt
iteden unb ben 0efeE lber i6r i6lleBen
fonnte. Sic i6nupft leit tbrem Is. Sabre
uno nod in ibrem boben glitter lit Der
S9nupftabaf tbr 9aupttroit.
-GomboD uno 8lomboD fin6 Die
Gtamen 3meier goitGntter in &anlaS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Geu0tor MttD1tr+

9rGIioent 2trtbur 1T befanntli6 fir BEN
am 4. 0idrS Ieer peroenoeu 9tetp gorfer
SiB I'M Sunoesicnat DOrgeidlagen, unO
ieine Gertrduten ertlGre1, baB er 3par it6
in feiner ggeiie I'M Bic Stelle bemiiben, lie
o6er, fails ie i6m bon Der republttanii6cn
Me6rbeit Der neIen Stem 2)orfer StaatS5
q~eiebgebun9. angeboten tpitrDe, onnebmen
iuer0e. 9amit iino aud Dernitnftige Denloz
fratiide 2eitun9en gang ein%peritanoen. 50
i6reibt ). 9. Die Gbtca8oer &imes:
oBraiiDent Qrtbur's Senats boom
ideint in ie6r geiunOem 3uitaloe 81 leiIt.
Die, ptlde iid UNI ielne NSa9l belnltbe1,
GuBern Die feite lleberSeugunG, Dap tbn Die
Notwithstanding Der republttantl9et
Stant5aeieeoeber nuflteIer uno er iehe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Gtt,e @orte.

gin Nue, pelhe on BEN Solsen BON Sueenb5inber,
nerp6ier S9wa9e, iribem Gerfau. 8erln1t Ser Ntannsz
fraft &C. letben, ienoe i6 fpItenIret Elm 8tesept, bas lie
turtrt. Gteies 9roBe SeiImtttel puroe Don etnem Wetfs
fiondr n SubzNmerita sntbe6t. Sdtft oSreliirtes
GonDert an Rev. Soiepb Z. Snwan, Citation D., Seem
gort ettp. 2o91Siot,3i upo