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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02
A FATAL FIGHT Ar A CHURCH.
A Son Shoots a Man Who was Getting
the Rest Of Hla Father.

tHH HtHt UF ItIH FHthtr.
FORT WORM, Tx, June 1.-While
attending church last night at settle
ment eight miles from town, two dev0ut
lily quarrel within the sacred precincts.
Two colored members named George Alli-
son and Richard Coffee took up the quar-
rel In front Of the meeting house and be-
gan slashing each other with dirk knives.
In the midst Of the,melee Samuel Coffee q
young son OF Richard, perceiving that his
father was being badly used up, drew his
revolver and slot Allison in the back,
killing him instantly. A posse OF citizens
are searching for the two COffees.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02
CoLrEGn CoMMENCEMENTs.

President Cleveland Announces That
He Can Attend None OF Then.
WASHINGTON, June 1.--At the COM
mencement exercises Of the Law Depart.
ment Of Georgetown College tonight
Richard r. Merrick, Of this city, in some
remarks explaining the absence Of Presi-
dent Cleveland, who had been invited TO
attend. said that the President desired
him 10 state that he had determined for
the present not 20 attend any exercises
Of this character, as be felt that he could
not in Justice 10 the public service
Of the country give up % them any Of his
fimn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02
PLYMoUTH,s patients.

Their Number Not Diminishing-f7
Deaths In tho Last week.
WILKKsBARRE, PA, June 1.-The Tx
ecutiye Relief Committee at Plymouth
met tonight. The reports II the ward
committees showed n total OF 7g2 persons
sick. an increase Of over last week. or
these Al are reported as seriously ill.
There were ~ deaths during me week and
81 new cases. There are 2p3 destitute
families now receiving aid. The number
Ofpatients now Ia the hospital IL %. One
death occurred to-day. A meeting Of the
Borough Council was held this evening
and IL was resolved 10 take immediate
steps 10 improve the condition Of tue
foWu
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02
Lvnchburp's Biz Tobacco snles.

LYNCHBURG. VA, june The report
Of tne secretary OF the Lynchburg To-
baccO Association shows sales for this
year, 10 date Of over iS,O00.OO0 pounds. or
about 2.000,O00 pounds more than for the
same time last year. II Is estimated that
only about go per cent Of last years crop
has been marketed. IL this estimate Is
correct this years sales viii he the largest
on record
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02
RUsso-GERMAN BARBARIsM.
The Czar Now ExpellinG Germans With
out Moments Warning.

UWN y fIUIIVIIN : " FWIHIHEs
LONDON, June 1.-The supposition that
the expulsion Of Russian Poles from Prus-
sian territory, where they had settled TO
escape Russian despotsm, was due 10 an
understanding between the governments
Of Russia and Germany, seems 10 have no
sufficient foundation. Russia, il appears,
is anything but pleased at the action OF
the Prussian authrr rites, and is engaged
in the execution of Tetaliatory measures.
Many Germans who have been residing in
Russia are being forced to return 10 their
native country. Hardly any notice is
given them that they will be required TO
return, and much hardship and suffering
attends their expulsion. In many in
stances these refugees reach the German
frontier in destitute condition.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02
Murdered by Chicken qhioves.

WAYNEsBORo, PA, June 1.-DanieI
Hollinger and his son John were awak-
ened about O'clock this morning by
noise in the vicinity OF the chicken coop.
Both men went out, the son approaching
the chicken house with revolver in hand.
The father, who remained behind, heard
four shots In rapid succession, and, rush.
ing up, found his son lying dead upon the
ground and the thieves IL flight. There
rs no clue 10 the mnrhnrnra.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02
GRANT SLEEPS BY sNATCHEs.
DIR. Douglas PrOnOunces the Night a
Fair One for the Patient

Fair One iOf the fhbienC.
NEW YORK, June 1.--"Gen. Grant,"
said DR.. Douglas on leaving the house
this morning, chad a pretty tair night,
sleeping in snatches and waking to apply
"A lotion to relieve the pam in his throat.
He is, | think. a little easier, but suffers
very much as the disease progresses,
though he is apparently improved in his
general condition."
After his restless night the General
spent comparatively quiet day, though
he continued to suffer considerable pain.
Notwithstanding the fine, warm weather
prevailing to-day 1t was deemed best to
keep the General indoors, and he did not
drive out. DIR. Douglas characterizes the
statement in relation TO the administering
Of brandy during the recent crisis OF the
General as a misconstruction Of the facts,
and says that Drs. shrady and Sands
never made the statements attributed 10
them.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02
rive Drowned on Zeke's Island.

WuMINGToN, N. c., June Mrs.
James w .Winn. a widow, ana three Of her
children and Mrs. Tons 5teiauo, wife OF
an Italian musician, Of thls city. were
drowned of Zekes Island, about twenty
five miles below this city. to-day. The
children we're wading in the water. and
getting beyond their depth, Mrs. Winn
and Mrs. Stefano went 70 their rescue,
when all were drowned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02
GERONIMO HARD TO CATCH.
Gen. schoHeId Reports the Outlook In
the West Very Bad.

WTN 9FT'TTs
WASHINGTON, June 1.-Gen. SchOGeld
to-day telegraphed to the War Depart
ment the following dispatch from Gen.
Crook, commanding the department Of
Arizona, dated Fort Bayard:
eight parties Of troops are scouting
after the Indians. The outlook is very
bad and the troubles will be exceedingly
difficult 10 suppress"
II is learned at the War Department
that between sixteen and twenty compa-
nies, embracing about 1.200 men, are in
the field in pursuit Of the Indians. The
commanding officers are authorized TO
telegraph for additional forces II neces-
sary. Troops can be sent from posts in
Kansas and Colorado TO Arizona in two
days time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02
mis- nrainst tIle Uadners.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE grand
jury has found four more true bills against
the members OF the bankrupt firm Of Lad
ner Bros, In the case Of John II. DOhnert,
who was the largest losefoi the many uu-
fortunate victims OF Ladner's methods.
The bills charge the brothers with fraud,
ombczxlcment aud larceny as bailee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02
500. 600 stnlen by Postmnster.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The chief Of
the post Office inspectors has been In
formed that Postmaster I. n. dibbs, OF
Lewiston. Idaho, issued money orders To
the amount OF $4,000 or $40 600, payable
10 himself ordered banks in different
cities 10 collect them and forward the
money 10 him, and then ahsconded. He
was last heard from at Victoria, B. q.
The amount Of his stealing Is unknown.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02

TALLAH AssEz, June 1.-The i2-year-old
son Of Prof Dubois accidentally hung
himself yesterday while playing with =
rOpe in hla falhar's barn. near lhla city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02

MACON, GA, June 1.-Henry Lcwis, a
young presemnn, who was injured in a
gasoline explosion n few weeks ago a.
Burke a Co.'s. died last night and was
buried this afternoon, making two deaths
from The accident.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02

EAGLE PASS, TEX., June Lieut.. Zei-
ker. OF the State Rangers. was killed aud
another ranger named Riley, was fatally
wounded By Mexican horse thieves yes
tnrdaN. Thn thlaXaa nacnnnh
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02

SCRANTON. PA. June LA a. Chase.
editor Of the Duly 1rnos, was imprisoned
to-day for sixty days as 40 insoiVcnf.
judgment having been obtained by w. W.
Scranton lor $f.400.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02

John HDndrie, aged about % years re-
spectiYely, were drowned at Lachine yes
terday. They were out boating, when =
storm came up and their boat was cap
afyaT
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02

OTTAWA, ONT. June The trial Of
Louis Riel, the rebel leader, VIII prob
ably commence at Regina about Juno ~.
Magistrate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02

NEW YORK, June i.--siegfried Geuner
was elected President Of the Cotton Ex-
change today.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02
PRACmCING AND PREACHING
= Republican Collector Yields Up the
Spoils To the VictOrs.

SpOils to the VietOrs.
WASHINGTON, June IA. f. Howard,
Collector Of Customs at Portsmouth, n.
~, mas rendered his resignation 10 the
secretary Of the Treasury. In his letter
le says That he has held the Office since
zee q, 1873, during which time he has
enaeayoredto faithfully discharge its Gu
Ties. He then adds:
/ nave also during al that time been q zeal
'Ua ulemper on thc Republican party. and in
ril way possible contributed 20 its 9uccess.
V"'1 1g"ehly my offensive partisanship'
M u e-,hbished Oy many witnesses. For
~ tN''S ] nave also been a firm believer in
yoiu ny oiu Jack-onian doctrue-"tO the victor
le'ongs the spois."
CONSISTENCY 4 JEWEL.
Consistency. therefore, compel. me firmly
"'Herg 10 these principles and my c0nvio.
,"N, , ln defeat a. well asiu victory. The Re
w can party having been defeated at the
n ~ ~, november and the Democratic adj
A'l0n hciuE now nrmly establish he'd,
n,os ahd patronage " ri.ht belong to
NHo nave waitedfor noArly throe months
lhnNl ing OF TIE political waters, which
~ 40 NOT seem 10 move. IN my judg-
,ht 'hungry and fhrstY," GO use CONE
phrase. should no longer be deprived OF
ull7 VI ther victory. ! therefore quit
a.,'' t.eI U' lhe onlco Which have held for
i iwciY. wears.
Nr; lowarj's lotter OF resignation 10
'.." NAV 'o. To-day Nlpheus A. Hans
n was appointed TO take the Office
aeaied 10y him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02
coNsIsrNNcv 4 JrwrL.
VICE CANDIDATES.

4 the Commission
supremacy.
Inc 1.-Within the
n and-dollsr clerkship
having become va
cent a regulation
mission for certi-
10 position, in
requested that
She department
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02

The following Is the text Of the courts
instruction 10 the Jury:
\ l. Before the jury can convict the accused
they must be eatished from the evidence that
he r. guilty Of the 0nense charged IN the 10.
dictmrnt beyond n rcae0nnblc doubt. 10 II
not sufficient that they shan believe his quit
probable only. No degree Oi probability
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-02

The procession followed route from
the Champs Elysoe through the Place de Ia
COncOrde. boulevards 81. German and So.
Michael, Rue Sauhotte % the. Place du
Pantheon. At the time the head " the
procession had reached the Pantheon the
end had not yet left the Arc de TrlOmphe
All the procession seemed 10 appreciate
that France was doing honor 10 her most
lllustrious poet. All were quiet and all
observed a most becoming demeanor.
The pressure of the packed masses Of peO-
pie was frlghtiul 10 contemplate, and
many OF those who were in the "packs'
we're seriously crushed.
ARRIVAL AT THE PANTHEON.
AZ 1:fj O'Clock this afternoon the head
Of the procession escorting tho body OF
Victor Hugo 70 the Pantheon reached
the l0dgment OF the iliustsiOus dead. The
immense crowd that filled the boulevard
San Michel included an enormous NUM-
Der Of people who 20 70 make up the dis
turbing or noisy element OF the city's
population.
1he funeral procession started punctu-
nily ne noon. Tho threatening clouds Of
The morning ha1 disappeared by This time.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21
8Beinpfal;.

@ermcrSGcim. CAN'T Mtiuiitcrials
u~croronmg ioll Die Miilitdrz 3tbcins
S6iiibriitc, Die benz Yublitum biSber
MIR gcgcn Gutri0tuH8 zines &rii&en5OllS
irciitarb, frcigsgcbcn weteeH, wcnn Die
Sta6t ii0 pcrpilibtet. nl BIZ Staatss
faiic cine idbrli1e G~nti6dbigung pom
5000 Nf. III be;ablcn.
SnSNeim. Nl5 IN Scr lta0t 'uH
81 .fuii Ser bitii9e Giraer nuh Sbrci:
utrEic;itcr ,}atcb Hlit nCd @duIe 9cben
mnllte, uarrt CT ar Dem SrtSpfao
ourA cintn G1uB in ole &ruit ibivcr
~permunOct, 10 DAP ieiu 2iuitommcm be-
,~rptiitlt werbeu miB. Gags b0rari
m0btc ser zimmerman NnOrtao &loor,
So9n ocs ,&pbanncs &loor, Dem Inter
iuDungori1ter oaS @%eltdnbniB, rap Ell
Sen SGuB auf yus geridtct babe, III Scr
Ntcinun9, yus lei icin &atcr, nit benz
CT idon ldn9cre .3cit in Strcit Ic6t.
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&feiner drstGider Qsqt6oe6er

= . bieio9enannteS om<
~mertrantbeit sesenwdrtie mieSer ME elm
Bir9enget inter ben 6inbern umbers
9ebt. uno sablrei9e Spfer forSert. q
mare eS wobl am Ylate, Sen Mittern
Elm 5tesept gu nenuen, mel6es bis ,ur
Anfunit oes arSteS ii6 pom aroeem gsus
Sen ermeiien SIrfte: Man reibe iiiRes
Mnnoelol, orabtl6eS @umnri. meifen
3ufer loon ieoem 9 0ra6men) out ,u-
lammeH uno mii9e ! lln;e 3imnnefmoiier
n HnSe 6en9elwaher binsu. Oauon
9ebe man ltinOlid I-2 Sbesl6ffeI pog.
Srltt Die &rantbeit ieSo6 10 beftia ouf.
Dap Ole 9lieoer ertalteu, 10 mu6 iofnrt
Elm Scnfbao bereitet ueroen. iu6em mnn
~ YfunO Semi mi. @aler in elm S6dz
dben tbut nno i'm 8aoemuIer 10 Ionoe
ausoridt, bis bas Iettere qel6 ausiie6t.
Ndranf ptdle man baS &inS IN EN-
Iuarmes Sn6 uno Iese IS ms Bett.
8irb Semanb pom iraent einem
Sniett geito6en ODER nit @iftranfc per-
1Ittet, 10 iOu man iofort sic a~5ficirte
Steue 90 melt Die S6weauna unb Die
fotbe lI6 ons6ebnen) nit reiner SaIs
'eterlalre pom sp. or. 1.42 beitreiden
ntes 10 LANCE ale 1913 Mimuteu
O~IeOerbolen, bis Der S6mers aufbSrt,
pas 9ewobnli6 baI6 gei9iebt. 9tad
lutboren Scr S6merien pcrf6minbet
Ia6 uuo mad Die Gt0t6e un6 Die S6pelz
ing. 8enn sic NlgenIioer Ser lei.
enoe Sbeil iin6, 10 ift itets Sorae III
Dap Die Sdure Die 9ugen ni8t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21

= oe~ItaG @rssas sen gors.
\ MT @er9ner, 4geHi, prrs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21
6iiufteS 6apitel.

Gatharine Sobnltouc bate unn Sugeno
auf ein Sa9ebu9 9cfibrt uno ma uou
ibrer G~rsie5erin an9ebaIten wOrocu, &c:
ben Nbeno Die Gin6riide rieeer;uidrci:
ben, Die lie bucd has mas lie 9elelcn
ODER beabadtet, empfangcn bate.
Siele Sab1e bate lie taum etpaS ers
lcbt, bottc weniger @%rei9niNc at6 Oteis
nun0eu uno llrtbeile eiuSutra9en 9e6abt,
uno oarartS mar Die @epobnbeit e%ntitanz
Sen, lid ioI6e III bilbeu, iomie cine 9es
wife 2cibtigteit, iie in Norte 3u fGiien.
Die Sagesnotis beitano oft nur III elmer
eiu;i9cn 3eile; aber IS uer9ing lclten
ein Gag, an benz lie ibrem Sagebu6e
oar ni6ts su iu9en 9ebabt bate, uno
lett ibrer Nutunft i'll England bGtten
ibre 8emcrfuu9en oft mebrere Seiten
9efiillt. Nu9 an 6ieIem eriten 06eno in
Davenport jap iie Idn9ere 3eit nit Der
Seoer in Ser 9ano, I'M Die we6IeInben
Gineriife pes Cages in georoneter Jteibe
uno 6orm su Yapier su brin9en.
9fa9 Der 9enauen Sei6reibun9 ibrer
Nutunft fuI9ten na6ltebenOe 3eiIen:
Sir Norman fibrte mid BEN Stdlz
len gu, Die iebr bibi6 limb. Die braune
Stute fannie mid 9Ieid mieoer, ob9Iei9
i3 Tie crit ieit adt Su9en babe. Sic
brebte BEN &opf mad mir nm unb wiebs
eric, ais i9 ibr cine MtObre rei9te. Cir
Norman mcinte, es mare nur Die 9iebe
gum SItterbeutel 10 merben Die belten
&egun9en pertamt. Gr iG9te, i6 ioQe
lie Sittoria nenne1, Senn Die braunen
Stutcn wiirbcu tets bisier @ottbeit 9es
pcibt. Der Saronet bat iebr anges
nebme Manieren. SD bin nod ME
einem 10 66hi6en Manne hege9nst -er
lit 10 gang anbers ais aue Die dlteren
9erren, ipeI9e i9 bisber 9etaunt babe,
mnb Der unterI6ieS 9ibt ii6 in ben tleinz
item 0inseu tunb = io9ar in Der Slrt
uno &eiie, mie CT baS S6nIpftu6 aus
Der SaI9e siebt unb braudt! &eI6er
Der mir aus Romanen befannten @eltaIs
ten tonnte er 9lei6sn?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21
@Irttembcrg.

Sbcrioutbeim. SIN naben Sell
berg bate Der S9Ienrpirtb" hieier Gage
cinen bcbeutenoen &crluit I'll crleioen,
inoem al ciucm i'm Seller lu9ernocn
6uB, bns iibcr 1000 Utter &icr enlDieIt,
;luci 9teifen iprangen, in 6olge beiien
Der cole G~criteniaft p0ultdnhig o%usIief.
HIM. Son Der bieiigcu Straftamz
mer wuroeu fiir,li6 nidt uenigcr ais %
abmeIenhc iun9e Scutc, II me9reren
ObcrGmtern bcS acknowledgements,
rueaeu %crlttung ser NSebrpfli9t, 81 ie
elmer Celebrate Don 500 @t. rerurtbeilt.
Tln~alud5iaue. @rtrunteu liur: 6tim
8o6ei III Ser Stems Der 10 Sabre alte
Sobu oes S6ubma6crs ReiiF pom 8einz
item, in 6riol2heim Der l3 Sabre alte
i90pn pes Baucru Sole nagt q!
@iditoorI ser II Sabre alte Sobn bes
| 6qufmauls Miarfert pon bort uno Ser
kI3 Sabre aite Sobn oes Bfarrers SIM
meu06rfer in Sbsriontbcim uno bel
9folHpsii Der S9Hlie6 Qu9uIt Wirtb non
WtdbI5eim, On. 3%uttlin9en in lolqc
eiHes Stur3es famen inns Veben: Der
"a Sabre alte 9&eber 5ric6ri6 WiBbed
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GeIbftbeiunRf.

Sauptmann (bemerfenb, wie na6 benz
@omman6o ,Stiageitanben" nod swci
gtebenIeute fliitern): r@eun SD, @ner
0auptmann, ~tommanbire rStiu9eltanS
BEN, bann b6reu Die Iieben GnseI i'm
6immcI gu, un6 S9r : Sbr SeebunSe,
fomnt bas MauI ni6t balten!~
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Sin bSatcser zrtsbmb'.

StaatsanpaIt: rIn9etIa9ter, iinb
sic f9on beitraft?"
Aneetla9ter: Dante Der 9itigen
Ra9fraee. 9crr Staatsduwalt battcn
uor swri Sabreu Die Site. mir Gin Sabr
@alobsim an neoitireu!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21
Sursmburg.

Qurem6urg. Die &ilbi3weine
MAIDEN li6 iett, CUR ;3eit Der Grnte, bur3
%erbcerungcu pieber uicl bemertbar.
Sn y%intgen, S%urgliniter IL. +. ID. baltcn
bic Yaupltute Nu6tS Oil ibren 6elpern
Ma6e, I'M bic @ferucrlpiilter bur3
S6ieBen unb Iouiti9en SpettateI Su per-
I3euden. ST.. Dom. Seffort bat in ben
letten 8agen ie95 9Silbi6meine erIegt.
Sci 0omeloiu9en wurbe cine 8riefs
taube nit Dem Stcmpsl y2lnpers" aufe
~gefunbem, weIde pom SabnSu9e getobtet
mar.
Sambes. Die iiIbermcn @esemz
ltGnbe, sic in Der Stride I'll 9SaIccurt gez
itobIen wurben, iinb bier IN einem Sa6e
mieber aufgefumoem worOcn.
0iffcrbingen. Nm 10. SuIi
murbe Der 23idbrige 9tn9clo Mcrlo aus
StaIien uon nieoeritiirsenben Steinen in
Ser NtinetSgrubc get6btet.
Martetiugcu. OaS 44idbrige
Ginb hes S6ieferoeder5 Nticolas Sent
0tu fieI btim Spielcu in eiueu ctua sebn
Mcter ticfcn nIteu drummer, Dem 0crru
$. Fe6iu9 5uaeb0reuo, unb ertrant.
r@nitert. PIN Is. Sali traf cine
@eieaidqft N. lieben 9errcn bier Elm,
INN nod cinma( Bag race Der prolettlr>
ten Secln6drbabn gu 6eTfat'9eH. Uat
Dem ocfmitiuen 8ermefeu ioreS u
AUDI emit pereen, bonn IN 3ebifR.ssu
loucn berelts Spei 6a6mduner nit Sem
Aufnebuen beI6dfti9t iein.
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Mc6(eubura.

S6weriu. Der jun9e @raf @rote,
ser DIE @rof Nernitorff D. Oersen'i6e
GrtIdrun9 81 0uniten bes 0erSo9s pom
Cumberland mteri9ritb, wGGrcnO CT
ais Geierpcsy lieutenant ii6 geraoe beim
9te9iment CUR GienitleiituHg befano, iot
pom &rie9s9eribt gu eiiIer mebrmouats
Ii9en 6eilung5itraie uerurtbeiIt mprben
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SsaerB.

Vi iiu0cn. ,Nt ForiS J.t EN- lei:
,SdGrcH corj dis Naiiicr in cincm gyoHtis
~5cid5ft angtltsti:cr Nliindcncr, 6ey
GojdbrjQ, EnHI 3iidet, PEI u0g igiHcm
Eria>ipal emilaii,n Uorotn mor, pciI a
b,fen iaugc SAto;cGertOhtcr ;llH GGcz
hglA u%trIcjttt bate, 1tt,ft dgi lciHcn
Itiusipai tuo Johann AM lih iclbit einigc
HCaclpcrl0drt obgcitagrt. Neiht liHn
Ttu,-,. ,,r.nrrNr+
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yMaIcoIm bat cine 10 malsriI6e
9bantaiie, iieI ieine Gante Elm, inOem
lie mid anblinIelte. IS 9~eltaltct ii6
ibm aueS gum BiI6e, aber auBer mir
hat Nienlanb Elm SeritdnoniB fir i'm.
gSir i%pmpatbilircn Iebr miteinanosr.
goop Davenport Ientte bas 9eIprd6
ouf nnoere @e9euit6nbe, aber ma6 Be-
enbigung bes 0titta9eiicns uermobte lie
Dem S6mau pon %llniinn, in benz ii6
ibre S6mdgeriu er9oB, ni6t mebr Sim
bait III rbun. go fragte mid Saba 9fetz
forb, oh ibr 9telIe ui&t ben Ginbrud
auf mid made game SecIe~ gu iein.
SD muBte wirtIih ni6t, mas ib barauf
lagcn Iollte, Bonn ib %erinuerte mid, ME
tapiev er ebcn ben Spciien ;u9sipro6cn
bate, un6 meine lntport, pie INNER lie
aud ausgefaIlen iein mp9te, b~efrisoiste
lie chen aud ni9t, 6euu iie ieete gent
lid i9arf biusu: v6reiIi5 geb6rt elm
feiner Sinn etmas, bas ni6t ale
2eute beiibea = 6aSu, i'm 81 uerltebeu.
Oicie Dame ma6t AMI mid ben @inSruf
elmer ieItiamen Ntii6ung pom Sentimas
Iitdt uu6 llnueri9dmtbeit. Sic that nod
mebrere NeuBerun9ell, meI4e tD III met
ner llnbetanntl5aft nit benz Gone Der
feineu @eieui6aft 9rob nennen wiirbe.
so fra9te lie, mo mein Sleio 9emG6t
wdre, un6 fii9te unuIitteI6ar barauf bius
gu: Die 9eute I'M 8ui6e tra9en uers
mutbli5 gar feline Sleiber?~ @Orauf
ib nit einem Sli6 auf ibre eutbi6btsn
S6uItern erpi6srte: % bod, bic
alien 9Seiber iiu6 INNER uolitdnbig be-
tleioet."
Qabu Oapenports art unS gSeiie, mir
I'll Iagen, baB Der Still meines anjugs
elmer &eform bebIrfc, mar sGns anbers.
Der iunge Mann, Der gan; Scele~ mar,
bate &lauier 9eipieIt (i3 bin feline
Nfuiittenueriu, aber IS bate mir 9es
tlungen, ME Elm iebr wirres Y9antaiie=
itif), fam istt berbei, mari ii6 brett
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21

OI6enburs. 9tu SteIe 6es per-
abi6ie6eteu @jrGfer n. SerSberg wurbe
Sberitlieutenant D. SabItampf pom 8.
meitfdlii6en Snf. sJtegt. (QSeieD gum
&ommonbeur bes bieiigem Jtegiments
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-03-12
Oar 0nIy Truly Hanpy Ex-PresideBt,
[Gah in Minneapolis Tribune.


The only President of the United States who
is really happy in his domestic life and has had
some exisie nce after the day of public affairs is
Rutherford b. Hayes. People are asking who
calls on him, who mentions his name. etc. Who
cares to have ones name mentioned and
to be molested by borcs after the supreme
power has been enjoyed? Hayes had the good
sense to live in Office so that he could live after
it was done lie declared that he would not
run second time, and his whole Cabinet were,
therefore. free to scheme for themselves No
assassin killed him. His private estate was
not wasted in dreaming of another term. He
is enjoying the peaSanteSt results of life in the
midst of his family, with a well-preserved and
handsome wife, with numerous children, and
with fair estate and he owes it all to his VOL
untary position that he would never stand q
second time for President. If Hayes had
wanted to run again he probably could have
been nominated. The business classes in this
country were ready to put up more money for
him than they ever gave 10 any Presidential
candidate. During his term the country
passed out of the calamities OF 1873 and entered
upon six years of vigorous life. How he got
into the Presidency continues to concern n lot
of old fools who consented to an arbitration in
which they got beat. Hayes would have been
less titan patriot if he had run away from
his party while they were making a struggle
for him, or run away from the arbitration when
it began to work in his interest.