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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
SOUDANESE MATTERS.
6OrdOn's Fate Not Yet Ascertained-
Spies Being Sent TO khartOum to
Obtain Reliable Information.
The New Campaign From Suakim =
CouTbet Instructed to Watch
Certain Steamers.
THE SOUDANESE WAR.
Nothing Reliable Yet Ascertained In Re
gard to the Fate Of Gordon.

LONDON, Feb y Lord Wolseley tele-
graphs again to-day, from Korti, % the Gov
eminent that no reliable particulars about
the fate of General Gordon have yet been
received. He assures the Ministry that the
press reports have all been based on rumors,
and states these rumors were collected by
Colonel Wileon's party upon their return
down the Nile from It's futile attempt to
reach Khsr,orm. In addition to
these statements. Lord VOL ely informs
the Government that the Mudlr OF Dongols
and all the natives thereabouts persist in
the belief that khaTtoum has not yet fallen.
Colonel Wilson, however, is positive There
islittle or no doubt On.this point. liWolseley
himself hopes 10 re tceive in few days spe-
cific and reliable information concerning
the situation at Khartoum, and the fate OF
Gordon from trusty spies whom he dis
patched up the Nile FOR the purpose OF ssCer-
tanning the exact facts. These messengers
are expected TO soon reach korti on their
return.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
INDIAN LAND SCHEMES.
Indian agent. Alrsady at work.

Special 20 the Sentinel
WAsHIEGToE, Feb. 12-Thls afternoon a
couple OF well-d7essed gentlemen, beyond
the meridian of life, and pos essed Of very
business-like air, stepped into a telegraph
Office, wrote telegram, addressed to far
Western Indian agent, and left the place in
a hurry. On the desk they left a copy OF the
message. 1t read:
Better keep Indians at home. The De-
partment won't pay their expenses"
Upon inquiry at the Interior Department
j ascertaned that these men are here lobby
ing for the passage OF the bill before Congress
providing for the allotment OF lands to the
Indians In severalty. They went TO the
Secretary OF the Interior aud asked to have
representatives Of certain tribes OF Indians
sent here for the purpose OF stating their
wishes 10 Congress In relation to the allot-
ment of lands, but were refused.
The reason they have for having the lands
set aside in the title Of the Indians is that
they can De bought for a song, almost. Some
of the Indian agents, it appears, are into
this scheme, also. and are probably nego-
tiating the purchase OF the lands If the
bill allotting them is passed. The
schemers would have the Govern
ment pay agents to act for them; the ex.
penses Of the Indians in coming here in the
interest OF the bill, and then take the a.
dians back as paupers after they have been
cheated oIt of their lands. A few more
exposes ike this and the allotment of lands
to the Indians in severslty will never be 40
crv,pIiShad
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
BURNING OF AN INSANE HOSPITAL.
Nineteen Insane Inmates of a Hospital
IncInerated.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. PA FIRE broke
out in the Insane Department of ths County
Aims House CT West Philadelphia tonight.
The flames spread rapidly, and before the
500 inmates could be released nineteen o.
them were burned 10 death. Others were
left to roam about the grounds at will, aud
many of them were picked up by the police
throughout the city. The buildings at IL
o'clock to night were still burning, anu
other departments are in great danger.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
The Congo Oountry.

LISBON, Feb. - 1t is announced that the
government Of Portugal and the Interns-
tional African association have been enabled
through the mediation of France. England,
and Germany, to reach an understanding in
regard to the rights claimed By each along
the river Congo. This understanding is in
complete harmony with the status secured
by the association in its conventions with
the powers which used their offices in medi-
alton, and il is understood that Portugal is
preparing to sign an agreement with the
association similar IN every essential respect
with those already signed by Russis, Eng
land, Germany and France.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
General EarIe,. Last Charge.

LONDON, Feb. l. kilograms from Duiks
Island, on the Nile, give the particulars OF
a fight in which General Earle was killed.
The British troops advanced to attack
the enemy, who left a strong position
on the hills. After some fighting the enemy
was completely surrounded. Finding it i'm
possible to dslodge the rebels from their
fortified positions, General Earle ordered the
troops 10 charge, GcktTal Earle was killed
while leading the attack The Black Watch
regiment captured the position at the point
OF tie bayoDet, the cavalry tsking possession
of the enemy's camp. General Brickenbu-g,
upon the fail of General Earl. assumed
command and OrdersG The remaining posi-.
tions to be stCrmed Ire troops acted
promptly, made gallant attack, and soon
captured all the ensmys positions. The
6eht lasted five hours. There vas great
slaughter among the enemy. Those who
survived escaped by swimming the river.
When General Earle ordered the men to
charge, he put himself At the head of the
column. The fort was finally captured, but
at a terrible cost. In addition to General
Earle. three OF the officers and eight men
were killed, and thirty wounded,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
courbet 10 Watch for steamers-National-
tsts' Convention Death os
Rpasa AGENT.

PARIS. Feb. - The government has or
dered Admiral Courbet 10 watch for the
steamers Atlanta, from Hamburg and the
Maispeda, from Liverpool, both for shang.
hal, with guns and munitions OF war. The
steamers will be warned a. the Suez Canal
against proceeding 10 any Chinese port.
The delegates OF the Irish Na'ionalst Con-
ference at Paris invited James Stephens, ex
Heed Center, 90 preside over the celiosra.
tons. He declined, unless they would ex-
clude ell resolutions in favor OF dynamite {"
George Brown the reputed paid agent Of
the Rosa 0giiRtors, died from erysipelas In
tbe Paris Hospital and was buried 20 day.
funeral.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
The blockade on the Pan handle.
-.

LosANsi5BT, Ind, Feb. 12.-The snow
blockade On the north end of the Panhandle
Was the most serious ever known in the
history of the company. Seven trains were
showed in at different stations along the
Ksnkskee Prairie aud more than 100 pass
eDgerS were delayed for three days. A re-
lief tTsin loaded With provisions was sent
to their rescue. Last night the work OF
several hundred shOvelers was crowned with
success and the track was cleared. The
STOW bound trains came in one after an
other.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13

HILLspAIF, Mich, Feb. 1.-Two twelve
year cid boys, named Davidson and Parker,
Of Grosyenor, LinaTee County, yesterday,
after ieatia p dime novel, prepared show
Indian. Davidson had a Ratchet aud Par
Ser revolver, which was accid sutaIy di-.
charEsd. striking Davidson on the forehead,
Killing him instantly.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
Sensational pl.ercs rrlaI.

CLvyEIANp, O., Feb. - AT the trial o.
Mss Tillie King it was shown that con.
spirscy hss been entered into 10 ruin her
character with her husband, \. A. King,
connected with one OF the most extensive
firms oi the city. He left here recently and
sued for divorce. She was the daughter OF
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
A CnunciI of war.

LONDON, Feb. IA Council OF War was
held at the war Office at noon to-day. The
Duke OF Cambridge Commander in Chief,
presided. The principal officer thus far se.
lected for service in the new expedition TO
Suakim was present. The Duke of Cam.
bridge will, on next Saturday, review the
guards previous 10 their departure for Egypt.
All members OF the guards absent on leave
have already reported for duty.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
A Hard Year for Correspondents.

LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch from Korti
states that the correspondent OF Reuter- s
Telegram Company was severely wounded
in Tuesdays action. He is with the rest OF
the wounded at DuKla Island.
kORTI, Feb. y Captain w. III. Gordon.
Of the Welsh fusileers, correspondent OF
the Manchester Guardian. has been missing
since January 10 On that date ne was seen
twenty miles south of Korti on his way
alone 10 Gekdul wells.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
Rritish ana German Rights.

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-The British and German
Commissioners, appointed for the purpose,
will soon meet in London to discuss he
modes of adjustment of the disp1tes between
England and Germany, concerning their re-
spective rights IN the South Sea Island New
Guinea and Fiji Islands.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
Flre-eaiIroad Project.

% cal 20 inc ctuIthtI,
GREENFIELD, Ind, Feb. IA FIRE at
Hoodburry, on the Bee Line Road, few
nights eg burned the store Of David
Brown. Loss 81. 200; insurance in Eastern
company covers the loss,
The North and South Railroad project hss
been revived by Manager Norman Bsckley,
Of the G W. and NJ Road. writing to par
ties here stating that IL the subsidy voted a
defunot company IS transferred ID his road
that il will extend the c., W. and NJ. from
Anderson - Shelbyviile. Tne mstter is TO
be looked after with Ylsw to secure the
road.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
Tra,n wrsel.sr. Al VOL.

MARSHALL, Tex, Feb. 12.-An attempt
vas made to wreck the passenger train on
the New Orleans division Of the Texas Pa
cifc Railroad late last night below Martba
vile, La. The rail on the bridge was taken
up. Fortunately a Wild freight struck the
bridge half an hour ahead OF the passe nger.
Ehich carried 200 lives. The engine and
eleven freight cars were hurled fro n the
bridge. The entire freight was badly
wrecked. The engineer and Fireman Nc
ColOskey escaped unhurt.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
The Blizzard at Delphi.

Special 20 the sentinel.
DELPHI, Ind, Feb. 12-This weeks bliz.
zard has been the most severe in these parts
that was ever known. Railroad and over.
land travel is practically suspended on ac-
count Of the drifts sf snow, and the suffer
ing and loss OF prosperity has been great.
The first mail of the week was received to-
day
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13

WARSAW, Feb. l2-Policeman st. Cherb
was sent to KrDelvik on special duty, dur
ing the meeting OF the three Emperors at
that place, and has not been sees since. 1t
is feared he wes murdered tor political reA-
sons,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13

VIENNA, Feb. j "A man named Coleman,
charged with forging English notes was
sentenced to eight years penal servitude.
He wss previously convicted of forgery at
Rochester, n. y. His aliases are Miller and
ODonovan.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13

ALExASpRIA, Va, Feb. by the break.
ing Of rail on the Washington, Ohio and
Western Railroad, between Guilf0rd aud
Fsrmwell Station, this morning, four freight
cHs were thrown from me track and the
caooose upset. Cla ence Washington, the
conductor, wac killed.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
Preparing for WORK IN tho Last SIX Defs

Preparing for WORK in tho Last SIX Dafs.
Special 10 the Sentinel.
WAsHrEGToS, Feb. l2.--It is intended by
the House Committee on Appropriations
that tie appropriation bills shall be out
OF the way in time 10 admit Of consid.
GRAFTON OF The River and Haroor bill and q
number OF public building measures. 0ae
OF its members said today that 10 was likely
that the last SIX days OF the session would b.
open 70 the suspension of the rules whsn
the minor matters may be gotten out Of rhe
way so FAR as time will admit There is ye.
hope Tor some work-just little.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
NAIIONAL MATTERS.
The Worlds Fxpositioo aud neporiai-
Testimonials for Russian Oficers-
Othsr Inferesting Items.

WAsHlNcroN, Feb. l2-ghs President to-
dey transmitted to Congress the report Of
the Board OF Managers OF the Worlds In
dusirial Centennial Exposition st Nev Or
.tsEs, ard also TIE memorial Of the United
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13

the bride, gave 3 grand bridal reception.
which IN every respect must rank with the
most magnificent festivals OF French history.
The reception was especially distinguished
by the quality OF the quests, among whom
were included about every person Of distinc-
tion anc worth IA French society. C0nspic-
uous among these were General Compte
Menabrea, the italian ambassador 10 France,
Count Camonds, and Madame Nyse. Bona
nartp
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
Eva machay's Marriage a Gorgeous AFFAIR.

Eva macEay's MarfiHge a UorEeOus Analr.
PARIS, Feb 12.-Miss Eva Maokay was
married day TO Don Ferdinand julien Co.
lonna, Prince OF Galatro. The ceremony
wss private. performed with the pontieAl
high mass, by Mgr. De Reude, Papa Nulcio
in she Nnnoios Chapel, this city. Bat forty
personswere present The nuptisl bsneiic
ton Eas administered by Mgr. De Re ude,
Who also delelivered toe marriage address
The civil ceremony oil marriage. which il re-
Quired by the French Law. was performed
YESTERDAY The witnesses % this were
Prince Colonps Doris, Prince OF Colonna
United States Minister Morton. aud D1ke
De Cszss. After tie celebration Of the re-.
Igious Tile to-day, Mrs. MackAy, motner OF
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
ROsecrAns on erant's Ketiremen


Special to the Sentinel.
WAsmNeToN, Feb. u do you think
Gerersl Grant will ever be placed on the
retired list OF the army2' your correspond
ent inquired OF General Rosecrans to-day.
mo" was the reply, sharp and firm.
"whyp
Because, said the General there is no
necessity for il either in the name of justice
or charity. II it is ever done, however, il
will be by a burst Of sympathy. General
Grant is not popular with the masses"
"Don't the soldiers like hm?1
No better than the politicians: aud YOU
knew what they think Of him. Baf tn
privates like him better than those Who
served rs officers"
General Rosecrsns has a difference With
General Grant, IL will be remembered.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
Lord and Lady Byrou's Unpublished

LONDON, Feb. y "A number OF unpub-
lished letters of Lord and Lady Byron are
offered for sale a. public auction. In one
letter Lady Byron writes: Lord Byron
married me with the deepest determination
OF revenge which he svowed on the day OF
our marriage, and which he has executed
ever since with systematic and increasing
cruelty" There are other letters IN the
same strain; also the correspondence Of
Lady 6yron with Augusta, the poets sister,
referring TO the family differences. The
letters suggest nothing to support the scan-
dslous charges Of Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
Lee Linn, the Shooting Editor, Discharged
special 20 the sentinel

WABASH, ind, Feb. l2.-Atter long and
tedious preliminary trial before Mayor Ste
phenson, Lee Linn, who shot Bill Hickey on
Saturday last, was discharged The City
Hall, in which the Court was held. was
thIonged st the hour the decision was rem
dered, anu the building was shaken to its
foundation by the applause OF the crowd,
who rushed forward almost to a man TO
s5ske hands with Mr.. Linn. Tonight con-
grslulatiOns by wire are coming in from ell
directions and few admirers presented
him with purse OF fifty dollars.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
Preparing for the Inaugural Week.

preparing Tor the Inaugural Week.
Special 10 the sentineL
WAsHINGToE, Feb. 12.-Hotel men say
that the people who are engaging quarters
for the Inauguration are securing them for
all the week Of the lth of March, and that
it is expected that the festivities
OF the inauguration will continue
until .at least the following Saturday,
the 7th. The inaugural ballroom is 10 be
occupied for some entertainment or other
every night during the week. Two nights
will probably be occupied with fancy drills
by the visiting military companies and the
other night may be taken in band concert.
50 there will be attractions here all of the
week.
The Inauguration Committee will take
charge of Illuminating ths city on the night
of the 4th Of March. The fireworks will be
very extensive and very fine. On the other
two nights of the week the citizens will con-
duct the pyrotechnic display. Immense
quantities of materials for the occasion are
being received. train load of fireworks
flags, banners aud bunting will be used.
The novelty stores are already flooded with
them.
There is great deal of warm Southern
blood in Washington. The city is q South
ern one, and the people are Of Virginia and
Maryland stock largely. So there has been
lying dormant q vast amount Of Democratic
patriotism within this District, which, al
though ruled by Republicans, is over
whelmingly Of the other party. city was
never so extravagantlY decorated as this
will be on the 4th OF March, AMI il is IN.
likely that so much pent up enthusiasm was
ever unc0rked as will be turned out upon
that day.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13

lodgings for Inauguration Week
Rosecrans on Grant-Six Busy
Days Expected, Etc.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13

There was grand Democratic banquet
at the Mononeabels House Pit1burg, last
night to rejoice over the victoFy lsst Nov
emher.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-13
WASHINGTON NEWS.

The Bill AllOtting TO Indians Land In
Seyeralty Covers a Big Scheme
OF indian Robbery.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-23

Ser biplomatii6c 9ienlt Der Ser.
Stonten 1T auf SO @cIanbtidaften unr
9esationen, nit 80 8cionbten unb Sc
gatipnsiefretdrer bei6rdntt. Sn ;srauf=
reid. Gn9fanb, 9eutl6lnnb mnb S1uB=
LAMB iinb @cioubtc critcn &nrscs nit
einem Saldr npn 81, 800 per Sabr; i'll
Sefterreid=llrsnrn, Stalien, Spnnieu,
Merico, Sraiiiien, China unb Sapan
iino bie Ger. Staaten bur6 @elanbte
5meiten 3on9e5 pcrtreteu, iuel6c je
iGbrli9 $4,000 Snldr beSiebcn. M1in-
Der bebeutenbe @eianbte uub 9e9atiuus=
Icfretdre beSiehen jdbrlib uon $4,000
bis $4,000. Sm 8unocs=Goniufar-
bienit lteben GuuIuln nit einem Sab
upn je $4,000, brri nit ie
So, 700, brci nit je $500, SluanSi9 nit
ie $4,000, nelln5ebn init ie $4,000,
fiinfunbbreiBig nit ie $4,000, neuuunbs
fiinfSis nit je $4,000, fiinflrnb5Dnn=
Jig nit ie 81 900, nnb So, ipelhe mIr
5u @ebiibreu bereati9t iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-23

Gin i6redli DIES Sranoun=
3 iii If crreianete ii9 am Sonntn9 Ipr=
gen flIrS nad llbr III Der Stnntsirren=
nuItalt bel q onfnfce. 81, inosm ein
aus Stein unb Saditciu auigefibries
StueiltDdiscs @eb1ube. bciicn &Gumc als
araIfciIidlc bcnust ipnrben, pDlIi0 MIC
bcrbroHnic, nobel ppn Den - bnrin
mntersehra6tcu Paticntcr. tro5 alIcr
Selrlbungeu Der g9drser, iie su retten.
l. Ill Den Stammen umf1mcn. Sur,
nud eiH llbr Nur9ens bsmertte man,
baB iiber ben 5urraces 8auh Snrh ben
nur Soa bappn enifernten tannenen
5u6huSen orana uno balo bra6en belle
5lamnen aus, Die lid nit unalaubliz
der S6neG;9feit ncrbrcitetcn. 9(n
2oi9en mar niflt III bcnfen, ba e. an
a1cn 2OiboUrri9tun9eu fe6lte, ipeil Die
2e9islatur Bel Der fiir Sieien ,3ped &C
fOrberten 8eni(i9una all5ulebr 9efuau=
iert bate Die 94drter fpnntcn MIR
IuerIu6en, Die trnufen, sum 5beil gnn;
bilfpien Srriiuniscn su retten, nobel
Sieie, Die in ibren 9iadtsetudnbcrn iua,
rem unb uor Der sdlte itd flir9teten, in
pieleH 5dfIen 5efti9en ssiberitorb leis
iteten. IN anoeren 6dlIen, na6bem iie
serettet pareu, in bns brcnnenbe 9ez
bdube surlideilteH. lluo 10 famen oenn
Il Herionen nm, unp faum cine San6
ooa sti6e lit BON ben meiiten lbrie ee-
bliehen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-23

8enn bic Serren Siibldnber ,,beu
8ebeaenz8ofsfuB" iudbrenb bes lesten
@ablfampfes 10 uusenirt uurseitredt bdt=
ten, iuie iie bies in Iekters8ode I'M Gun=
ereiie dnlGbli6 Der Sebutte iiber ben
SHERMAN Dauis 3iuii6enfan setban
baben, 10 tpGre iuabri9einli6 bas 8e=
iultat Der lebter gSabl elm anoeres 9es
tpeien. Sen1tpr 2anar uon Riiiiiiippi
). 9. nnbm bas Moltl uusebeuer bon
unb i6tuabronirte folgenbermaBen:
,,0iemanb fol- in nteiner @e9enwart ben
Sefferion Oapis einen 8errdtber nett
men," ga iuenr Self. 9apis fein 8es
belle unb 8errdtber mar, ipns mar er
oann ion i? Gin 9atriOr iecltn=
Dirt benz 2amnr BON I;fii'iippi Der
fleine Senator unb sroBe 8cbelle BON
MiTpuri, Ssrr 8eit. Gin @sntript!
"a funren jo pob1 idntn,tli6e 8ebelfen
nu6 y8ntripten" unb Die llnion3jul'
baten iuaren bnnr ioo6l Die ,,8errG=
TIER? Gs lit MIR gut, baB bic Serreu
Gr=8ebe(len Die 0tusfe 10 balo fnllen
(aiien unb ben ,,SofsfuB" nurltrefcn:
on fam iid bas @olf bes Sforbens por=
iebeu.-(St. Gba< 8epublifnncrD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-23

Der Correspondent bes r@tihuuri
3bulbute" i6reibt uus Sefferiun gitp
iiber bie beutldcu Mtitslicher III Der
StaatS-2e9iSlatur sSplgcnoeS:
Sie Geutl6en, weuu au6 nid)t ;a6l=
reid, iiub bod audi in bieler 9e9islatur
pertreter. @ic1eidt mad)t es mlcren
(friiberen) @arren County 5relmoen
in 9afopette County &ersuiiseu ju b6s
rem, baB 9err 9lo. Niiu9 Sertreter
ibrcs fri6eren beinaffi6en Counties lit,
cine semiitblide Seelc, Die nur buriiber
etiuns bart benft unh Ipridt. boB Die
0eutifen III 9afaDette GOuntD hus
2arb unniiBer 2Seiie t6euer gemcdt
bdtten. 3. 1 @rahenborlt ton St.
Charles Gountp lift. iuie nu0 Der Gben-
gcnnntte bereits sum 5lueiten Wfnle &C.
sislatIrntit9lieb. cit 9eraoer,. sciiru=
un9sti6tiger Nfdnn, Der Ieinen Elas
nit s9frpc, anItdno unb duf nit Or
fola einnilnn,t. Serubig i6errolht
iparen mir, in Der EerIpn hes Serrn
Sos. 2eiiirG. &eprdIentant BON @nscr=
nube Gountn, eiueu Der liebenstpiirbig=
Iten gaeitbiirser bes 9aBrbun0crts fen.
,ten gclernt ;u tabsu, heiiea Silbuns.
oeIunbe5 llrtbcil unb Satt ibuI cine be-
mcrfen2ipcrtbe Gtelle III Der 9esislntur
oc6en wcrben. @6cnIo bat Cape
@iraroeaa Gpuntp einen 9euti9en bier
her oeIanot in Der 8erior bes 6errn g.
5. Slpitermann, ben mir mod nidt rtd=
fer feunen Su lerrea aas 8ersniisen
6a.tep, et ldDeint aber eir ru6i9er, fei=
'ner Mann su Iein, Der bic National
GDre au1 bier bp6baltsn ipirh. 0err
Senrp $. Subemaun pon St. @onis iit
slei6faus bier uIs &epraientaut, behen
9tamen setpib manden. 2eIer bes ..E9al=
bpte" nod im 9ehdhtniB unh freunbs
i6uitfi6en grinneriIns ais Der irii6ere
8eIiber Der 3beinilhen @eiubalie i'll
ct. 9puis iein iuirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-23
s(us cinem 8rieie bes %ifters Seon,

Slus einem Sriefe bes Si6ters Seap
erieben mir ba6 man in Ser Staatsge.
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