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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1884-11-14

have seen enough: this is the place for
me. The Bosque valley. they say. is Is
miles broad, To-day. we went out on
one of the mountains. 10 take a look at
the valley below. 1t was grand beyond
description, shall not attempt it. The
character Of the soil here in Bosque coun-
ty, on the hills, is red, sandy loan, with
deep red clay; in the valleys, sandy and
rs black rs a crow, and yields from 10 TO
60 bushels of corn and oats; and last year
the average yield of wheat per acre was
y bushels; while cotton, more lnan they
ever gather, except this year. They have
had no rain here since the first of June
until last week, but notwithstanding this,
corn is selling at 81 cents, and oats - cts
wheat 55 cents and plenty TO supply all
demands. Water here is abundant, health
very good, good schools and churches,
and well attended, people Kind and hos
pitable, and prospering.
Last week had two days rain. and mud
did you say? Well. if you can't believe
JUST tODic ~ IcIItf 4 u.
r., wait until it rains, then come to Dali
las, and on the route have travelled to
Walnut Springs ON the Grand Central,
and if you don't find some dTectiondie
mud. will complain no more; but at this
place there is not much mud. One thing
| am astonished at: Here are watermel-
ons growing as in July with us. While
in Dallas and Fort Worth, the market
wa. full of them, also fruits of every de-
scription. l bought bunch of the cele-
brated Muscat grape, grown in Califor-
mia. the best grape l have ever seen. At
Fort Worth, the Missouri and Kansas X.
r.. brings, every morning, on ice, from
Lake Erie, spotted perch, of which i had
the pleasure of eating freely, and for good
fish, commend me to the spotted perch. i
shall remain here until next Wednesday,
then back to Waco, to the session of the
n. w, Texas Conference, which meets
Nov. 9th. More Anon.
j. w. IIEARN.
lredel Texas, Oct. goth. 1854.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1884-11-14
On The Wing.
VIVIAN.
.diior southern sentinel

Editor southern sentinel:
Your correspondent is free TO confess
his inability to describe this country, nor
do believe any man can; yet. do wish
a little space in your paper, in order that
| may redeem a promise made TO many
of your readers before leaving your par
ish; but allow me TO say in the outset. in
order to appreciate this country, one must
see Tor himself.
We pulled out of Shreveport on the L.
& 7. II. r.. on the 22d inst, and whirled
onward on the smoothest road it was
ever my privilege TO ride upon. About 3
o'clock p.m., we dashed out into the
broad prairies of Texas. / expected TO
find level plain; in this was mistaken
All the way to Fort Worth, there are hills,
rising gradually, and smoothly, for miles,
then down; while between the hills lie
stretching far away the most beautiful
valleys, and delightful landscapes
that my eyes ever beheld. At 6 80 p.m..
we stopped at Dallas, on the Trinity river
where remained for the night. Early
next morning was out on ramble, and
indeed, alr. Editor. imagine my surprise,
to find Dallas. which 10 years ago, was
but Il small dingy town. built NASTY of
cedar poles, grown to very large city Of
over $4,000 inhabitants, all the main bull
Gings of brick and stone. / could won-
der where so much stone could be found
until went further on. The Courthouse
is marvel. Sixty by one hundred feet,
three stories high, of polished stone.
There are other immense buildings of
stone. and perhaps ! saw 20 new ones
going up. Everybody seems to be busy.
! Fort Worth is q city Of 32 ,5S2 inhabitants
and still. spreading ont in every direction,
and business of every grade on a big
boom. To give you some idea of the
business, you will see by some of the
morning papers which sent you yester-
day, that there are five National Banks,
doing heavy busines, and cannot supply
the demand for money. Hereis the START
ing place, or crossing for five different
Railroads, and to give you some idea Of
the business between Marshal and Dallas,
We met seven freight trains with coal.
lumber and other freight. At Fort Worth
you take the Fort Worth and Denver
City Railroad and go North III miles TO
Wichita Falls, on u stream of that name.
You can see very fine country, adapted
TO farming, stock raising, and fruit grow
ing, and abundant water for stock or ir-
rigation. Land from S1.25 to $500.
left Fort Worth yesterday on the Santa
Fe r. r., and after about two hours run,
we plunged into the Brazos valley. and
down that river to Morgan. where the
Grand Central Railroad crosses the Santa
Fe- judge the Brazos valley to be about
10 miles wide, trimmed on each side with
mountains that present some as fine scene
ry rs eyes saw. But the river. Oh my. !.
how disappointed l was. Not larger
than the Dugdemonia, nearly dry, but.
oh! the rock. No wonder they can build
rock houses, and rock fences and CHM
neys, many of which saw.
At Morgan took the west bound train
on the Grand Central to lredel, on the
Besqe river, where am at this writing.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1884-11-14
Battle Of New Orleans.
el Texas, Oct. 2oth, 1854.

RARE RELIC FOR THE MUSEUM OF THE
ST. LOUIS ACADEMY OF SCIENCE.
DIR. p. S. O'Reilly, during his recent
visit to New Orleans, obtained an inter-
esting relic of the memorable battle
fought on the Sth of January, 1915, in
which the British general, Edward Pack
enham, was killed. The relic will be de-
posted in the museum of the Missouri
Historical Society, of which the Doctor is
corresponding Secretary. 1t is simply
tweive-pcund cannon ball. but the pecu-
liar interest attached to it is that Tor many
years it, With four other similar balls was
used as weight covering the intestines
of Gen. Packenham,l (which were dissect-
ed from the body of the British comman-
der, placed in q box and carefully buried
fn trench dug between the roots of a
large pecan tree. The cannon balls were
placed over the box as a weight to pre-
vent desecration from dogs and wild
beasts. Above the balls cement of clay
was placed us protection to still further
secure The relics from molestation. After
the removal of the entrails, the body was
embalmed, doubled up into eask of
liquor and shipped to England for inter-
ment. Ii has been stated, the truth of
which depends upon tradition, that upon
the arrival of the barrel in England it was
found that the cask had been tapped by
the sailors, who drank up the liquor.
Gen. Packenham was a brother-in of
the Duke of Wellington, and had served
on his staff in the Peninsular war. A
monument was erected to him in West
minister Abbey, and to his second in
command, Gen. Gibbs, who also fell at
New Orleans.
While in New Orleans, DIR. O'Reilly
was the guest of Col. j. G. Bienvie, and
together they visited the yillere mansion,
some ten miles below the city, which had
been occupied by Gen. Packenham as his
headquarters after landing from Lake
Borgne. and where his body was received
and embalmed after death. The mansion
is now owned by Col. +. b. Fletas, with
whom the doctor and his friends took
dinner. The dinner was set i'm the very
same room. in which siXty-nine years
before, As stated by their host, similar
party were seated at the table, when
negro servant rushed in and in great
alarm announced that the ..red coats had
landed. ''Massa, seed 'em wild my own
eyes; dey are come shtre," shouted the
negro. The guests, it is stated, were
thrown into CONSERVATION, and the color
ed wench who was waiting on the table
dropped dish in her fright. The son of
Gen. Villcre, who was seated ut the ta-
BILE, quietly slipped out of the room,
mounted a horse, and making quick speed
to New Orleans, notified Gen. jackson,
aud his own father, who was then in
command of the militia, of the arrival and
Decentralization of the British in the Ca
nal yillere and Bayou Bienyenu, which
was so named after Col. Bienvenu's
grandfather. The British effected their
landing in small boats from their fleet 50
miles distant at 10 o'clock in the morning
Of Dec. 2s, 1911. The first detachment
was commanded by Gen. Keane. aud the
landing was effected with great secrecy
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1884-11-14
Tle Times Democrat AlnanIe,
OR YEAR BOOK,

VIII bc sent fres- The tn. sy.usNes'h,s
descrve'tiv a,far'ei a wi.ie rosuiariiv. II pre-
sents in condensed shane sarge arar,nt of
Information Local. s-cti",ri and -enr,al which
isin ainies; regular rr.nesI by the st;.,I-ur line
politician. the business AMI bv al itt..if,-
gent citizens 1iti- t..rs .ssuc. hcsi,ies apuu
usual quantity OF timely engraved ana a,.pro-
pirate illustrations. Nii!e.nIxiu a iat ..r lonhle
page accurately designed api artis,,cally en-
gra.eds birl's-eye siew of The bailsiinxs,
grounds and location Of The W"ili's Industrial
aaid Cotton Centennial Exrosi;i~:..
Remiifances can he male viii bui little In.
convenience OF trouble fron ary no rosIire, by
postal note, n.oicy ar,ier OF rcylsterc., letter.
For all purposes sd,trcss
THE TlMES-DENOCRAT,
New Orleans -,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-03
QetmenSha1tA

SSn elmer Belle Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ftarb in bergta9t ponW1ttttpob arf Oouner=
tag 8eua 8Iad, etn ettpa 80 Sabre aGteS
6rauen5immer, am Ser5i6lage. Die Ser
itorbene lit oaS Spfer tbreS untpiOerlteb(tz
den 6anQeS gum WbtsfeugenuB 9etporOen
uno mar Elm Stammgalt III Der 8rtoetpcu.
Sn ben Iebten Sabren i6res 2ebenS bGtte
tpobI gtiemQno in Der perfommenen Berlon
Die Satin zines an9elehenen 9etitlt6en III
Go6eiter, Dem Bela Dor ettpa 10 Sa9ren
angetraut morOen mar, tpieDer erfannt. Die
un9luGli6e bena6m Ii6 in eiler QSetle, OaB
audi 9teieuigen, melde ibre 8ergangenbett
fannten ul1o nit Ser llugliifliden Wfitleio
batten, ii6 bon ihr 3uriid3ogen. 9o6 mari
bas 3eugniB et1es dnoereu, ebenfalIS Der
Trunfl u0t ergebenen Srauen5tmmerS, tpel-
6eS tper tpetB tpie oft init Bella in Der
8eiierun9sanitalt 5uiamrneutraf, auf ben
G6arafter Der i'm Gleno lln1gefomnelle11
eth ettpaS ginitigeres2i6t. AuS bemielben
9tng berDor, baB 8eua in Der 2~ltItalt gyoBe
Yteue 3eigte unO ii6 Eli bellern pornabm.
lleberbieS beseu9te Die @enoiiiu Der 8erz
itorbener, baB oieie et1e auBergetp0bnlthe
8ilOung 6eiaB uno SumaL in Der Qluferttz
gung BON Stt6ereteu ais cine Weei1teri1 GEL
ten fonnte. Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ga6en ibren Wabripru0 oabtn oh, oaB
Bella Slad an einem 6er5idlag, Der bur1
ein Ser5leioen. %Derbunoen nit einem 8iigelz
loien 2ebensnanoel, Derbeigefu6rt moroen
lit, geltorben lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-03
Sabre Der Es.tal

infolge pOn 9ibeumatismus werben unn6tbtoer @etie
DON Stelen %ertro9eu, pelGe, pent lie BET 3eiteu MaBz
reSelu ~9etroften bGtten, Der &rantbeit Gtnbalt All tbuu,
i'm Seiike p%oltomnener @slunbbeit lein t5unteu. Scenes
c6te Slutreini9ungsmittel, Sotetters Ma9euz
bittereS, merSt Die unreinbetteu aus Dem 8Iute aus,
wet6em Die Qsotbolosen einitimnis bieie 6ranf6eit Suz
idreiben. DaS Sittere lit Ht6t nur Elm peit 9riln6liz
der %mtrtenoeS Setlmittel ais 3eitloie, ~9tieBwurS uno
onOere SIR 9emu1in8 bieier Gr0atbett se6rau6te 9tfti3e
2trSnetltote, lonber1 eS lit aud DormloS uub I6nlafbaIt.
is bereidert rto retni9t bus Slut, inbem IS Die Ser
baunng %bef6rOert uuo ben Sultttionen tes Nblon6erns
unb Ausideioens einen ~seinuoen Smpul3 perletbt, .oprau
bic Weber lnb Odrme 9enleinifaltttb nit ben 9iieren
uno Der Slale 2betl babcrt. IS giebt teiu porsuelif eres
lpetie p~orIanOen aus Denen erbeut,- wie beiliam IS bel
Geuieuigeu lptrtt, bic es ais elm Stdrfung8z uub mebi;iz
utrte8 O%teiomtttel gebrauGet. Madbreno es bic 0erbauz
uns iI4ert, perletbt es au@ @O9lssi4mad am @ieu. :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-03
Sic S16oiia,scit oce Gttd flsag S=
Gg3ett4

cn Den 3u6tbdulern uto GtrafQnftaitet1
bon Columbus IND &icnclaro in Onio,
Detroit uno Sud III i'll Utidigalt, Setter
ion @itg III Wtlilourt, Solier, G6e1er mo
Chicago i'll eS}uinoI5, Uttd)igan GItv tn Sn>
Dinia uuo Waupuu III WiSconitn giebt IS
S~ulannaet 638I an Observation-Disclosures
DermietDtte Gtrdilings. Oleic 628i Strdfz
itIlBe bc5ie6elt pou oe1 1lnternebmern 5uz
iarlmeu etnen 2oDu pon$1, 500, 40. gtt1
it c5 cher ia0gewtcien, OaB fir 0telelbe
Qlrbejt, fir iDel0e Die Strdain9e ctuen
Dollar 2oDl erDGltell, Der 9obn Dc5 freicu
2lrbeiters $2:124 bety0gt. Dteie 6281
StrGTulge entSte0el 6eSDalb freieu Qtrbet@
tern eiren Qobn non s., 249 ,4334 ODER nQ9ez
All Drei urto cine DierteI Wltlion Oollar5.
lIno 3tuar tDtr0 Diele bepeutenee Summe
DQuptjGUli0 ben @Dicagoer 2lrbettern eut>
3oqsn, Denu Die groBe Wte0r5a9l Oct Strdiz
hinge iilo fin Gbicagoer 6irmen beibGftigt,
uro Die, tDel6e IS ntdt ltnO, tperoen 0urob
filr GDicngoer iirmen arbeiteuDe StrGf7
Itltge in 3u0tDGuiern bon Soma, BennlDlz
Danten reibli0 anfgel0ogen.
l1no oteier SdaDen lit nt0t Der etnstge,
tDelmen bic StrQfltngSarbett anrtdtet. lSir
beltBen u bon einem 3u6tbaus( Q0aupun
in WiSc0nitn) etne ger1ate 8ere0nung 6eS
MertbeS Der Don ben Strdfltn9en geltefertell
Nrbeit. BORT proouctrten $50 StrGfItn9e
I'M Sabre NSaarer TIL g3ertDe p0n 1891, 500,
Elm Wtann alio Ndaren i'm @ertbe bon
$2088.83. Sails Der Mert6 beS Y~rOoucte5
bel aleu6281S trdflingen, Die bier aufgefI1tt
Iinb, Elm glet1er lit, unO er miro in etntSet
SGQen gr0Ber, in on6eren tleiuer letn, un0
0ur1l0ntttli9 lD0Dl auf 06tgen 8etrag
DtnauSIaufen, 10 erret6t Der g8ertb ibrer
@r5eugniiie $13,085, 1876, uno Der Wertb Der
bur0 Strdatn9sarbett I'M g1n5en Nar1De
erSeugten Wdaren ltelt it0 auf nabe5u
500. 900, 900. SIS lit le!6t eirju'ebell, et1ler1
ME lhGOigenoen gtnftuB Dteie %mai1enbafte
Yenubung Der Strdlin9Sarbett our6 6tn~
unter6rildeu Der gretie un0 Qtrbeitsl06ne
baben Mub. IS lit nt@t gu otel 9ela9t, 0aB
ipenn Die StrGfltlgSarbett in ben allgefllbr>
ten @efdngniiieu nibt mare, stoOlftauz
D Qrbetter in GDlcag0 Mot gu
fetern braudten.
Die De,nofratti6e Blatform bon SQinoiS
bat ii6 enti0ieben ge9et StrGHingSarbett
aus9eipro6el1, uno audi Garter s.. 9arrilon
lit fir cine 8ertpenoung Der StrGflinge,
tpel6e fte ntdt nit Der freten Qlr6eit in
Goncurren3 brtngt. Son ptelen Seiten
tptrb oarauf aufmerfiam gema6t, baB Die
9trdflinge ousge5ei6net ba3u 81 berpenOen
mQre1, I'm in Satnots Die 10 n0tbigel1
Gbaufieen gu bauen. Auoere empfeblen ibrt
8erpenoun9 gum 81u beS 9enneptnz
Canals; mieoer 2(uoere niinlben QrIa9en
DON Strafz @olonien in entfernten @eaenoe1
bes Meitens, ettpa Qri3ona, mo- man tie sur
0nlage bon neutrality-suspicious. benitBen
f0nute, o6er III @llaSf1, aus 0em lie etn
nrn~PrifouiiheS NIitrnlten den0dlt I'll iehe II
6as ldBt it6 11atiirli6 beute nod l1i6t ia7
gen, inoeiien no Der ernitlt6e Wtue lit,
einen llebelitan0 5u Derbeiiern, werben it@
aud Die Wttttel 0a3u ftlDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-03
WMerlei.

- Babe 6arbing Don BGano. SuinOis,
nurDe BON UUnoeSeG DmmiiiGr 6oDle
in @~rmangelung bon $1,000 8urg7
i6aft bis gum l. NoDember ms @olntDz
g%efdngniB 9ei6idt, neil er angeflagt mar,
eineu 8oitlod aufgei6nitten unD oaraus
8rieIe u1D 8ofete aeito6len gu BADEN.
- Die vOttumpa, Solar SaQs un6 ct.
Yaul=0 ipiitDn" Der G6ica9o & NortDz
tpeitern=G iienbabn lit jeBt fir GeibGfte
Spii6en Belle Ylaine uno Mu6adtnof,
iSa., e%r0ifnet, unD :3Ige %beaannen en-
M,ontag gu %lapfen. gtationen an Oieier
nelten 2inic iino 9artipif, Garnfort6,
@urniep, 0eep Gtuer, Silton, W9at @beer,
3ioga, @ainsforb uuo Wiu6a6inof. Die
Gntfernu1tq 5lpji6en lebtereln Ort uno Geu
Glaine lit 644 Wtetlen. Ser 4ncific ST.
preB5u9, Del6er @bicago UNI 81 llbr Derz
lQBt, ma1t in Belle Ylaine fir ollie Sta
tiouen oil oieier nelten 2inie 8erbinOung.
9aliQgtere bon Statione1 al bteier 9inte
fiuoen cine biretIe G~erbinOung in BelIe
9laine, ioboB tie in Chicago nit benz
2ltlautic @rpreB5n9 INN Z llDr Wlorge1s anz
fonl1lel1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-03
@OMenihau.
(S6lMB BON eritet Seite.)
MeqhNten.


Der brtttI6e gommtilGr, Gor6 Norths
broof, beftn6et fi6 auf Der 6eimreiie.-Bte
es beibt, ion bic StGrfe oes d9pptt1hen
Scores ouf 1000 Wtonn Dermin6ert peroen.
-Nmtlider Wteloung 3ufolge, lit an oer
gtiebermebelung besS beritetefpart unb ietz
ner 8e9Ietter nt6t mebr 81 3tpetteln.-@ors
BON, BON Dem man cine 3ettleng nIdts
h6rte, tpa5 erpBe llnrube un6 oas @erldt
beruria9te, @bartum lei getaIen, bat etnert
Nneriff Der Sruppen oes Wtabot out Die
ienietts oes Stills Itegenbe Sorftaot Nnbers
man aboel6lagen. = Gen. Wollelen 1T IN
0aob 9alfa eingetroften. Ser Sormari6
BON bort ben Still btnauf mtro ft6 inoelien
tpo6L bis Weitte g1opember Btn5ieben, ba IS,
tute IS i6eint, unmOsli6 lit, cher ale
MunbborrGtbe bort beiiammen gu baben.
9aS &onsOIamo
Sn ben amtIi6en Ginla6ungeit our &onz
eo=Gonferens lift Der II. gtopember als Der
Sag Der 3uiammentunft bcitimmt. Die
0elegaten tperoen am 8. Sfopember cine
8orncriammlung abbaIten. Sranfret6
uno Deuti6Iano baben it6 bereits iiber Die
Grun6sIee zines 8rogramms eeeinigt,
tpeIhem Die iibrigen WiG6te pabri6einliA
Dbne piele um1tGnoe beltreten tperoen. 8tse
n1ard Dir0 in Der erften unb in Der lebten
Sibung ben 9oriiB fiiDren, ben @rOrtez
rAltgen aber ni6t beipohnen.
Seuti6lan6 bat Die @oroetten 8tsmdrd,
@neiienau, Olga unb Nrtabne mad @eitz
Ntrifd geianbt.
Die &e9ierun9en bon Spanten uno gorz
tugal baben iih suiammenget5an, nm Das
&e6t Der 8erliner @onferens, it'd nit ben
@ebietsaniprii6en Yortugals am unteren
&ongo 81 befalien, 81 %betGinpfen. Soute
Die GonferenS tnoelien altf Der @r0rterung
Der portugielti6en Qlnlprt6c belte6en, 10
meroen Der ipantide uno Der portugieliide
8eDoumG6ti9te it6 BON Der @onfereu5 3uz
rIf3ieben.
- SIN Salca, @btle, lift @buaro 8ennett,
M9ent Der oortigen ~Otationalbant ieit 20
Sabren, nit $4,000 burdgebrannt.
Scr frans0iii6e @eianbte in Gina,
WGrquts De SauenaD, lit geitorben.
= Ni6t Ser beriibntte Qlomtral Tatrtd
2bu1, ionoert ietn 8ruoer, Der @ontreaDe
miraL Souls q. 2pn6, lit eeitorben.
- SIM britii6en llnterDouie erfldrte be>
1l1ter>S Stats lefretGt oes Golonialz Nlntes
NibleD, baB Die 0te9ierung milttt6ril6e Nn.
ftalten sur 8ertreibung Der 8oeren aus ben
Montitoas@ @cbiet trefe.
= Die 0eleBgebung DOnJtet1Slo>QSale
bertparf nit elmer Stimme Otebr0eit Del
8ei6luB gu @uniten zines 8unbes De-
ouitraIii6en gropin5en uno Der 9lnnef
tirung bon 9teuz@Utllea.
Nus Sapan tpirb gemelbet, baB Be
Mtfaoo oen europdti9en @eianoten Dt
Mittbet(un9 BON Der @rridtu19 elmer 4ai
rte in Sapan, beitebenO aus II S%itriten, 2
Marfgrafcn, rs @rafen, 374 8icOmtes unl
"a 8aronen. 9enadt bat.
g8ie benz vGimeS Democrat" aus See
rifo beridtet ipir6, bat Der mertfanii6t
Senat Die stpiiden gnglan0 unO W1erifI
9etroffenen 8ereinbarun9en b%etreffs De-
~untpan0lung Der meyitanii6en S6ulb be
ffGtigt unb Der 8rdltDent Oieieu Gift unOer
5l9li6 geuebmigt.
Nn Der &iiite bon Inter GaLtforntel
baben befttga Stitrme gebauit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-03
Gd,rcGlfmer Sob.

Ser iib[en @emODnbeit mander 6ause
frauen, Da5 Sfenfeuer our6 Nuf9teBen Don
Stetn0L an3ufadert, lit pieoer etnUfeuldenz
Ieben gum Opfer gefallen. 9ie l1ngliidz
Ii6e 1T Srau @nbine &enuet, Die in tbrer
Nobnung, inn 3metten Stof 0es 6auleS0to.
1861 0alitoitr, Donneritag 8ormittag gez
gen 11ubr, ais Das&ii6enfeuer nidt bremen
molte, aus elmer &auneS tein0l in Den Ofen
aoB, nobel baS @efGB pl0bli6 erploOirte.
9aS brennenOe Set ieBte Die &leioer Der
Trau unb Die bena6barten WiDbeI in 8ranO,
NIB obmobl lofort 6ilfe sur SteQe mar,
trug Srau 8ennet bob 10 i6ipere Brano=
tpunoeu am &0rper baoon, baB tie bcreits
gegen 6 llbr Nbenbs i'm County 6oipital,
mo ite 2lufnobme 9efunoen bate, ibren
9erIebungcn erIa8. 0as in Ser Sennet'z
i6en NoDnung allsgebrOhene Seuer tpuroe
bolo Don Der S%euertDebr gel0i6t, obne 9r0z
beren S1aoen Gngeri6tet 81 baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-03

Ser SnGDaIter ether 2'aaf ttnfer1d,t@9t
$4,000 bis $40, OOO tito per1dj.rtHoet.


Set eiriqen Gagen tpirb S. s. 8oiGic,
Der 8ud1balter Der bieiigen n0(atIonalbnl1t
Of Nmertcu", ein jungsr ManI, Der ltHpcr7
beirotbet lit unO ei1 ie6r lotteS 9tbcr 9e7
fi0rt Da6en iou, pcrmiBt. Der JN1l9e
Wtul1n qenoB Da5 polle 8ertrdren oeSSanf7
prG{ibenteu iopoDl tpic leiuer ltbrtgeH Gor7
QeIebIen. Nor etpa 5tpei Wohcn mnroe CT
aber ent(aiien, ba ct iin iebr bduft8 II be-
trunfenem 3uitonOe al leiitem Aroe!t97
plabe etllgcfun0eu bate. Cine nabtr0g1
Tide qenolle 0urhiidt Der 8tGer mtsS
nab, DAB Baltic it'd beoeutcnOer llrlterz
l6lQgunoen idulDig gemad)t 9atte. ltdt
fa1O, Dab Sumrnel i'll 0etrcge BON $4,000
bis $1O,O 900 ourd) i'm Derlltreltt tporGtt
lDuren ltno oab Der ungctyelle Sudbalter
ieine ltnteri6leife baour0 bcmertltellIgte,
Das er tbeils BON iDln ielbit. tbetIS bon
let1en 6elfers6elferh, Die aber nlAt ull7
ter oen anoeren 8antbeamGer gu iudet
fins, gefdli6te 8ehieI auf 0eller
uno Bfennig aus3a1ite. Sas BIER
burd) flilig 9enlahte 9elo psrJu6elte
Der it6 zines iebr etrne6mttlOen 2teuBeren
erfreuenoe iunoe Wann III ge1eul6aft let7
ner leittiinnigen Sreunoe uno Derlbteoea
ter @ourtiiane11, Die ~Sullieilt aus SnlalltIt7
nett zines befannteu SorbelS Der Slolette
~betun0en. Die 0eDeimpoli5et lit ge9en@
ipGrtig beuniiDt, 8aiute'S Spur 5u entoeden
ul1o IS miro tbr Der ltulitano, oaB Der Ser
folgte, ein Shotte bon 8eburt, blr6 cine
iebr ouffallenbe i6otttldje QlSlpra1e oes
Gnglii6en ii6 bcrrdtb, iebr beDillflt0 Da5t
letn, I'M ben SliidtIilt9 3t ertptl6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-03
Matbielbafter setbnmoro.
Gin @aft oes geeners GonIe ner8tftet itd) nit
&aMO attMtt.

SIM &ebere 6ouie, Gde ber @larfz uno
MthiqanirraBe, begin9 aul6einenb beretts
M1ittmo6 ett bieItger observation-disclosures
mann, st. Bomer 8dln1er nit gtamelt,
Sbetbaber Der Gerlt6erung8a9entur BON 8.
s. Straight & Co., $50. $50 2aSaueltr.,
Selb1tmOro, inbem CT cine Qr0Be SDltS
Qauoauum SIT it6 na6m.
Der Geritorbeue mar nm Wfo1tag Nbeno
I'M JteDere 6oule abgeltte8en, bate lt6 am
folgenoen Sage 5tDar tpteoer entfer1t,. mar
aber am 0tenita9 Mben0 tDteoer 5urudgsz
febrt u1o bate it6 unter Dem Jtame1 Ut.
Boiper in OaS Sremoenbu6 etngeldrieben.
Nm WtttttDo6 Wtorgen blteb er auf let>
mem 3tmmer unb erflGrte bent 3tnnter>
mQb6en, oaB er ni6t geit6rt iein noble, oa
er franf iet. SpGter lief CT einen Der Nufz
tp%Grteriungen rufen uno beduftragte lbn,
aus Der Npot6efe BON Sberntann & Setfert,
@de GIarfz uno &in3ieltraBe, go Eropfer
2%auoanul1 nit etnaS Wple, llno J un5e
Worpbium gu bolen, ulo CT gab Dem Sum
gen einen 3ettel nit, tporauf er gel@rteben
bate, Dab er bteie WittteL au gebrall6en
pflege un6 oaB tbn1 6teleIben bon ben
NerSten Or. SDgen u1o @lortoge perorbnet
leien. gr nolle iie gegen 6efttges 3obnz
tDeb ,antpenDen. Der Surge febrte nit benz
9au0anum surid, DaS Morpbium bate
ibm bet Npot6efer nt6t Dcrabret6en woaen.
@m Nbenb begab it6 Der Srelnoe fribz
3etttg sI 8ett ut1D bat, mar mDge tDn 1lt
folgenben Sage nidt bor 10 l1br tDeden, oa
er ii6 ni6t tpo6l beft16e. 9ls CT aber
I'M 10 l1br auf Das Glopfer on Der Tbur
tetne 2lnttport CAB, ipurDe eth .Sun9e bur0
Das Sberlt6t Der Tblir gebDben ln0
nun entoedte man, oaB 8otpers toot auf
Dem 8ette lag Na6oem Die 3blr err
broden ipar, iteute it'd 1eraus, oQB Der
&6rper oes 6remoen berettS Spuren Der
8ertpelung 3eigte, Nno bic anf Dem 8ql6z
tii4 itebenoe Ieere 2~altban1tnt Slai6s lteB
nit Stderbeit barauf l6lteBen, 6dB Der
Ingliidlide S~elbItmpr6 began9en hattie.
Sci Der Qei6e fanb man etne goloene, ubr,
me6rere Brtefe un6 eirel1 S0li1ielbun0,
auf tpelhem Die 8orte st. s. PQlmer"
eingrabirt tparen.
@lus benz Sn6alte Der an 81. g. gdImer
obreliirten 8riefe er9ab ii6 pie RetlOnti6s
felt beS Tp0ten auf's 9eutli6ite.
8ulner tpar 81 Sabre alt, Der So6n
zines Gre6igerS uno htnterlGBt eine Srau
n16 Elm &in0, Die in 6Doe Barf, go. 1915
Safe 9Denue, pobnen, 100 Yallner au9emeln
geadtet man,.
s.. S. Straight, Ser Gltere Tbeilbaber Ser
Sirn1o $. S. Straight & &c., tpelder it6
2lnfon9s tpet9erte, iiber lelte1 beritorbenen
3Deilbaber genauere Q~ll6funft 81 geben,
beri6tete idIteBlt6 Sol9ettoeS lber beniels
ben: 8almerr lei lett ettua II Sabre1 Elm
Wfitglte0 leiner Sirnla getpelen. 0n Wtonz
tag Jtadmtttag babe Halnter bas Bureau
.Derla11en uno lei leitbem ntd)t ne6r geleben
poroen. MQem Qlnidetn mad babe Der
l1nslidlide. in belien Tantilie Ser Srrftnn
erbli6 lei, in etr1em loI9en Qnfaa letnem
2eben Elm @nOe gema6t, bod m0ge i'm
au6 ietn @eiun0heits5uitan6, Der in LeBter
3eit Diel 81 tpilnihen iibrig geIalien babe,
5u benz oer3wetfelten S6rttt getrteben
baben.