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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
HARLEM's HEIRS.

All the Details Ready to Begin the
Suit of the 400 Claimants.
PITTsBURd, PA, Oct. 15.-The claim-
ants to Harlem common In New York. |
have finally completed all the details
necessary to begin their legal fight, and,
within ten days will file In the United
States Circuit Court In New York, stu
pendous bill in equity. One heir from
Louisiana Will appear as plaintiff, and
the other 1,400known heirs will appear as
respondents. The prayer OF this bill will
be primarily for partition Of the property
among the claimants and incidentally for
citation on each heir, to show on what
grounds be bases his claim. This pro-
ceeding will occupy at least six months,
and will greatly reduce tbe number OF
heirs. II is estimated that of the !, 400 who
20 into contest not over 800 will be able to
trace their lineage back to the proper
s0urce. After this has been accom- plisnedl
the next step will be TO erter ejectment
suits. The claimants do not anticipate
that anv OF their suits will come to trIal,
as they expect to compromise with the
present holders Of the property. The vail
uation OF the land is $50 0000, 600, and they
will be willing TO settle upon basis Of 20
per cent. Among the 1,400 claimants are
residents OF every State In the Union, and,
also Of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
LYNCHED FOR OUTRAGE.

Three Grievous Grimes Confessed By
the CuIprit Before Being Hung.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 15.-Mrs. Leach, a.
widow residing two miles from Dyers-
burg, Tenn, was raped Wednesday by a
negro named Matt Washington, who was
shortly afterwards captured and lodged
In Jail. Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
a crowd of $50 unmasked men sur
rounded the Jail and took torcible
possession OF the ravisher. They would
have hanged him In Dyersburg, but at
the request Of many citizens they took
him across the river and hung him on the
nearest tree.
Washington confessed his crime, say
ing that he intended raVlshing Mrs.
Leach's 13-year-old daughter. who was
absent from home. He also confessed to
having ravished three other women.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
BREEZY AT BUFFALO.
Forty Bouses ON the Lake Front De
molished-SeveFaIL Lives Lost.

Forty Bouses ON the Lake Front De-
molished-SeveFaI Lives Lost.
BUFFALO, n, Y, Oct. 15.-The gale
which visited Buffalo last night did great
damage. The wind reached a velocity of
seventy miles. On the lake front, in the
vicinity of what is known as the sea
wall, forty small houses were totally de-
strOyed by the wind and water and sew
eral persons perlshed, among them a
sailor named Charles Mitchell, and an
Old man named John Edmunds. The bod
les OF two children were recoV-
cred this morning and also two
ladies which are unknown. Twen-
ty or thirty families are rendered
destitute, and an appeal for aid has been
issued. Many buildings were damaged
in the city. The most serious damage was
sustained by the splendid Music Hall,
which is in course of construction. A
large section of the rear wall, which was
nearly ready for the roof, was blown
down with terrific crash, shaking houses
in the vicinity like an earthquake.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
A MAP OF THE STORM PATH.
The Gulf Coast Given Forty Hours
Warning OF the Approach.

The Gulf Coast Given Forty Hours
Warning of the Approach.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The storm
which has been working such havoc along
the Texas coast was first beard OF by the
signal office on Oct. 10 southwest of Cuba,
and working it's way slowly around to the
west end Of the island, and thence north
ward. During Oct. 10 and IL it was
traced upward toward the coast of Florida
and Alabama, and promised to expend its
energies somewhere over Northern Ala
bama ard Tennessee, or making ITS way
across Florida nOrtheastwardlY ultimate
ly developing high winds along the Attain
tic coast. But in this purpose it was de-
teated, since before il reached the coasti it
encountered the extensive field OF high
barometer and dry air COW
erng the Atlantic coast which it
was unable to penetrate. 1t was
detected along the Gulf coast, westward
ly, mauIfesting itself in dangerous winds
and high tides at Pensacola on Oct. IL,
its outskirts touching New Orleans on
Oct. II, and It's full energy striking the
coast between New Orleans and Calves
ton on the afternoon Of Oct. u. 1t was
not remarkabl storm as Cult storms
go, and its only apparently exceptional
feature was the route it travelled, piling
up the waters before 1t and pouring them
upon the low coast OF Texas. People on
the coast of the Gulf of Mexico were
given about forty hours notice Of the
coming of the storm,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16

ing of ministers. Rev. Mr.. Quint opened
the discussion by speaking of what he
called the "invidious distinction made
between acting and regularly installed
pastors"
Other speakers In favor Of the resolu-
tions were Rev. c. o. Brown. Rev. DIR. A..
ii. Ross and Rev. s. A. Chapln. Oppos-
ing addresses were made by Rev. DR.,
Sturtevant OF Cleveland, Rev. w. NJ.
Lloyd of Ravenswood, Ills, Rev. Lyman
Abbott, Rev. A. Goodwin, Rev. A. p.
Marvin, Rev. W. S. Bray, DR.. Henry NJ.
Dexter and Rev. Henry Fairbanks.
Rev. DIR. Dexter moved that the resOlu-
tions be referred to committee of five.
to be appointed by the nominating CON-
mittee. The committee will be announced
in the morning. The convention then
adjourned until tomorrow.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
CLEVELAND,s SPORT.
A Day Spent Hunting and Fishing
in West Virginia.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15. - President
Cleveland has gone TO West Virginia on
fishing excursion. lie will return to-
morrow or Monday.
THE WORK OF THE DAY.
RoMNEY, w. VA, oct. 15.-President
Cleveland and party, consisting Of Col.
Lamont, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury Fairchild, Hon. Joseph Miller,
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, and
his private secretary. Mr.. BeYins, under
care of Capt. Robert French, arrived at
Lieut.. Ike Parsons, three miles north
of this place, at 4 O'Clock this morning,
aud spent the day hunting. One deer
was killed, but the President was stationed
at point about half mile away and did
not get up till after the deer had been
brought out of the water. The party pre-
scented him to the President, who will take
him home. The President caught about
ten pounds OF bass and killed four squlr.
rels, six partridges and duck.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
Two Men XIII Each other.

SOMERSET, KY, Oct. 15.-Henry Boyle,
Special United States Bailiff, and +. V.
Logan, Special United states Commits
sioner, met In the office OF the latter this
morning, and, alter few words we're ex-
changed, both drew their pistols and
commenced firing. Three balls took ef-
feet In Bogle's body and two in Logan's
Both are dying. Boyle and Logan are
old revenue officers and prominent clti-
IONS OF the county.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
Strike of the switchmen.

MINNEAPoLIs, MENN.. Oct. 15.-The
switcbmen's strike IN this city shows
little change to-day. The strikers in the
Manitoba yards this morning pulled the
pins from toe freight cars and threw them
away to prevent the cars from being
moved. When l O'Clock came the men on
all the lines centreing in this city refused
to 90 TO work. The number " no thus
went out is about seventy. Affairs ara
assuming a more seriOns aaneoL.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
soutbern Passenger .iates.

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-rhe managers and
passenger agents OF the Southern rail-
roads met here to-day. A committee was
appointed to arrange schedule OF rates
aud TO report at meeting TO be held to,
morrow afternoon. Then 10 will be de-
cided whether the roads will continue the
sale OF round-trip tickets or adopt a cheap
through rate. The sale OF tickets By
sealpers was discussed by the agents, and
il was decided that something should be-
done to stop the annoyance of contendlng
with cut rates.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
Erin's Fight for Liberty.

LONDON, Oct. 15.-The commission TO
inquire into the working OF the Irish land
act will begin its work oct. %, and con-
tinue 1t during November.
AID FOR IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Oct. 15.-Archbishop Walsh
has received from Brisbane an install
ment OF 81, 800 for the national cause.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
EoHER ON RETRIBUTIoN.
English Clergymen Shocked by the
News of the American.

News of the American.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher delivered an address to-day in
Rev. DIR. Parkers City Temple on "Pul-
pit Work" He dwelt upon the aid the
newspapers rendered the preacher. A
number of questions were asked Mr..
Beecher as to his idea of the doctrine OF
retributlon, and his answers caused in
tense excitement, several divines rising
to their feet ana loudly protesting against
his views. Mr.. Beeeher retOrted that
any man believing in retributIon who
married, entered society or smiled, was a
monster. He preferred working through
fear sprinking from love rather than
through the fear OF the barbario doctrine
OF retribution.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
DR., Wooodrov's Dismissal.

CHARLESTON, 5. G., Oct. l5.-In the
Charleston Pres0ytery to-day pro-
test was made against the action
of the General Assembly on the
evolution question in dismissing DR..
Woodrow from the Columbia TheO-
logical Seminary. The protest, however,
was defeated and the action of the assem-
bly, approved.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
A STRONG COMBINATION.
A Danish Editor Sentenced.

CoPENHAGEN, Oct. 16.-The Supreme
Court has sentenced the editor OF the So
ciaI Democratic newspaper to fourteen
days Imprisonment for infringing the pro.
vincial law of 1885. The court thereby
confirms the legality of the provincial
lave. The sentence will occasion great
tension Of feeling between the contending
rfina
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
Schooner and Cargo a Total Loss

BLENHEIM, oct. 16.-The schooner o.
M. Bond, of Oswega, from Detroit for
Buffalo, laden with 22.000 bushels OF
wheat, is ashore at Eau Point. The ves-
sci and cargo are total loss. Patrick
Ryan OF Oswego, the mate, and James
Hughes OF Muskegon, a seaman, were
hrnWnah
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
A Georgian in Luck.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.--B. NJ. Turner,
OF Georgia, has been appointed Assistant
superintendent OF the Railway Mail Ser
vice, with headquarters at Atlanta, Ca,
vice l.. NJ. Terrell resigned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
Fallures fnr Md NNeek.

NKw YORK. Oct. 15.--The business fail.
ures throughout the country during last
week. as reported TO Dunn q Co., NUM-
Der for the United States, 100, and for Cam
ada, 10; total OF 17a. compared with 100
last Week.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
sTANpING OF MINISTER'S.
Pastors Divided ON an Alleged In
Yidious Distinction.

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-The entire morning
at the Congregational Council to-day was
taken up in listening TO the reports OF
committees on home and foreign mis-
sions.
At the afternoon session the councll
took up the resolutions defining the stand
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
Loss of q T1iehlng Gram.

ST. JOHN, N. f., Oct. 15.--A fearful
disaster occurred of Cape John, Notre
drowned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
Itnlv,s Imnroved Arms,

ROME, Oct. 15.-Wlthih the last few
days eleven Italian regiments have been
armed with repeating rifles. The work
OF altering the present rifles is proceed
ing night and day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
Gen. Yonng,s Ambition.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.--Gen. Pierce NJ.
b. Young returns to his home in Georgia
tomorrow. He 10 disposed TO think that
he will be appointed Minister to Austria.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
sadl Carnot Iieslgns.

PARIS, Oct. 15.--Sadi Carnot, Minister
OF Finance, has rendered his resignation.
He will probably be succeeded by Si. Rou-
vier.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16
IInnise NIinhel,a nnfInnca.

PARIS, Oct. 15.-Louise Michel writes
TO the Socialist papers that she will refuse
TO accept a pardon, and will insist upon
going to prison unless she is granted full
amnesty.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-16

otf for Sen ,La All were aboard the steamer put
"A nnn,k sne lighthouse tower, out OF which
ID smsIIe 1er OF sufferers were taken. Here
M al ~ craft was sighted cut in the Gulf.
alpbt amer went oct and picked nm
Witch uell, the crew of a Mexican schooner
HE vas swamped about ten miles OF
|s6o PASS. Having supplied All
|se we're hungry and thirsty
'o' out for Beaumont with
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-11
@ia1c finOerlnSe @he

tit gepiB cine itberaus trourige Sabe fir
mon9es @bepaar. Q&te unD wOoHrdb btelem
lle6eI in tur5er 3eit ob9ebolfen merOe1
fam, 6ei9t Der ,,Gcttaat0S=2tttcr''.
800 Settelt, NIT 5ablrei6en natllr9etreue1
GilberH, wel6er BON benz altelt llllO bewdbr=
ten beutl6en 6eilzSultitut III Jteip glore
berauSge9enellen lpiro, ouf Die tlar[As
g5eti e. Surge 2eute, Die IN ben StanC9 ~
@ge treten, loute1 ben Spru0 S0luef%
set" wobl bebcrSigen uno 6os portrefli0e
Bud ieien, ebe lie ben wt0ttgten
@Oritt bes yebenS tbun! QSirD fir %
Gents III Qoitmarten in beuti6er GprGds
ire unb or gamperpa t. AOrelle;
Deutsches Heil-Institut,
II Clinton Place, New York, n. Y.
Obises BUD lit aud Su boben bel ben
8u6bQnolern Setting, Et0ppenbo9 & Renz
tel, 4S 0corboruitraBe, @bicago, SD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-11
@foot ftM Ses MoroeS AT.

@illtam 8Oorne, Elm tpegen QanbItret>
6eret in Der Station al Der 9esplainess
ftraBe trr !paft 9enommener iuneer Buri0e,
Der ben @inorud zines SrrltnnigeH mabt,
Iegte oas 8eitGn0niB ab, baB er ieineH
StieFpater i'm Streite eridIug. 8oorne
er3dblte, er lei in We1tftelb, 81. g., geboren
unD er babe ietnen 8ater i6on in frlben
Sabren bur1 ben SOD berIoret1. Seine
Mutter bGtte iid i'm Sabre 1873, ais er IA
Sabre alt 9etuelen lei, init einem Wanne,
9tan1enS Galeb SneS, Derbeiratbet, nit
benz er ii6 niht babe Dertragen t0nnen.
Zines TageS, tpGbreno fine Otuttsr aus9ez
gansen 9etpcien lei, babe er nit ieinem
Stiefuater Streit befonlmen, Der oan1it gez
enbet babe, Dap CT ben @riteren nit elmer
Qlrt erl6lagen babe. QSe9en bieleS 8erz
bredens lei er oalnals ill lebenSldngIi6er
3~u6tbauSitrafe Dernrtbetlt, aber nab 10
Sabren begnaotgt poroen. Sett bieIer 3ett
let ec bon einem Srte gum aIoeren getDaIIz
bert, bas @eWiiien babe tbn ober tetne
Tube g~elaiien, uno es Jet nun iein iebnli6z
tier Wunid, m0gIi6it balo sebdngt 81
tDerben. Die BoIt5et nil lt6 in Nuburu,
81. g., no Der MorO ltattgefunoen 6aben
iou, erfunOigen, oh bic Gr5d6lung DeS anz
geblt6en reumiit6igen 8erbre1ers auf
QSabrbeit berubt uno Dann ieben, mas ii9
fur ben un9IlGlt6en WtorDer t6Hr IGBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-11
StaOt Gbtra0o.
SaDtt as oic 3sttwna.

@inige unlerer QI6ounenteu, tuel@e nit
ben 3a6lungen i'm GtlGitanoe itnb, baben
ais Gnti1uIoi8un9 anSe3ebeu, baB Iie err
Dartct hatten, 0aS @eto lper6e burb ett1en
unlerer N8enten coIeftirt werben. 0srabe,
neil es unm0gli0 tit, baB ieber u~tierer
Oier5igtauienO Abonnenten gu Der Belt per-
lOnlt9 aufgeiu6t tpiro, no ietn Nbonnez
ment ablGuft, uno ipeil IS fir ben gbonz
nenten oieI eriprieBlider 1T, tpe1n er brett
nit Der 3eituns in @erbinoung trttt, inbe1n
tpeniger 8erie6en babel oorfauen f6unsn,
haben mir Die Qbonuentcn autgeforoert, bal,
lte oas announcement brett all Die j8eitltua
eini6i6en, uno ais gtufmunterung basu
Die prGmienausgabe eingeriGtet. 9enn
Pr1nliea tperoen nur oanI gegeben, tpenn
Das announcement i'm 8oraus an bic
3eitun9 etn9el6idt pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-11
6etrctOcS8eriht&

Der bterSe6nte SSabres zBeri6t 6es &C.
treioez Snipeftors lit ioeben eri6iener. sSnr
laufenoen Sabre N urben 212,270 @etretoez
Sra0ttDageiI t1ipictrt, lpas einer 3unabme
bon LAB Wd9cnlaoungen i'm 8erglei6
nit Dem Sabre 1884 gleihfommt.
1907, 706 Bul1el iino auf benz Wii1iaauz
ice uno benz SauaL bier angefommen.
45, SIC, 1922 Su;6el Weisen befinoen ft6
bier in ben @etreiocipei6ern, ODER 28,251,z
365 UuI1el weniger, alS i'm lebten Sabre.
IS nurce cine beDeuteno gr0Bere Quanttz
tGt Meisen mad Dem Often perinifft, o6ne
lit 0e1 Speihern gelagert St tDerDeu. Die
@tnnabmeu b%etrugen $92. $685. sc u1o Die
NuSgaben $101, 609.03 Die Snipeftionss
@ebiibren bstrlaen $50. 174.03; Der l1eberz
i6uB aE 9ano betr6gt $36, 1928. Die
Nusgaben BADEN in Tolge Don 8el6affu1g
bon Wtobeln fir 8ureait> @turi6tung sllz
9enommeu. Bic Sulpeftions=Q trbeit tptro
Our6 AZ Wiann porgenommen. SIN Dem
8ertdt miro no6 gang beion0ers ertpGbnt,
baB pieles @etreioe, melbeS bonn 2arbe
bterber perldifft miro, ham &ornipurm
an9elteGt lit, uno oaB ioIdDes @etreibe itet5
oils nidt vmarffaDtg" 5uril6gelpieien miro.
QlW murDe an8egeben, DaB Der @ei3en in
Solgc u~nginlttger y8ttterung im oergangez
men Sabre lebr 9eriuge NuSlt6t fir Die
Equalization gebe. Der Snlpettion miro
gum Stbluiie elm 8ertrauenSuotum abgez
itattet, neil 13,000,0 900 8ui6el @etreloe
bonn %pergangenen big 3l 0ieienl Sabre i'm
belten 3ultauoe all fbepa6rt tpur6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-11
Sur aef6Giaett 9snfia.

Sen sroBten Groit Bel beranua6enbem Qlz
ter 9eioaDren Die Gerbelierltn9en in Der nnz
9eola9, lDie lte Alter, @rfabruns unO @ets=
&n btele &batla@e erinnert uns 6as grz
i9etnen bes neuer GGmereienz Sobrbu6eS
BON 8. 90. Serrp & So, bic beriiSn1ten Ga
ntellbGn6ler uon Detroit, W2t6. (Sie erfreuen
lt6 oeS betetoenSmertben 0tllfeS, bic meiit=
lIlo beitbefonltte Sirlna in irgello einem @ez
l9aIt III ben 8ereinisteu Staaten 3u Ietn:)
WfIlltoten pom &elten, bic gum Jflben lpie
gum 0er9nitgen @artenbau treiben, boben
olIreb Die SerDetbun9 bteler SGmereien tets
ilpG9leltoe Sefrieoigulg unO Ser9nIgeu sez
fInben.
User Die beiten uub aus9emGblteten @Gz
mereler baben mill, ioute ii9 bos Sabrbu6
perlt9at1e,1. IS wirO auf Gerlanseu gratis
uer1anOt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-11
@e0en aebt Gemts.
Gin SettIer I6teBt @~Nop Rieber tn ole
&uHgc.

Sin unter benz @amen v9esgo Srant"
Der Boli3ei mobIbefanuter einbeitiger
Strold. tpel1er iib betteIno oil Der 9.
GlarfitraBe berumSutreiben pfleet, .feuerte
DienitagUforgen gegen 8 l16r auf Den @lerf
in Der 0erberge BON Sobn Nortle, in Dto.
317 9. @lorf1trabe, einell GepoIperidltB
ab uro %pertpuuoete tbn 5ielnli6 i6per.
9aS fam 10: vYeg9p Srant", pelGer bon
letnen %GrtrQgutllen ais BETTER Elm Iioerz
IIdes 2eben fIbrt, febrte porgeittrn Nbeu6
gegeI 10 ubr in benz Gortle'i1en Qogirz
bal1ie in betrunfenem 3uitauoe Elm uno
Deriibte, uaboem CT letn 10 @ents betraz
genoes S6laTgelo entri6tet bate, eilsI
lol6en QGrln, 0aB Die oll0eren 0Gite uldt
i1laten tonntel un0 oer @lert Der Ser
berge, Der 24jGbrige Gus Geieber, ibn enoz
lid an Die frii6e Suit bef0rosrte. Ser
gemaBregelte GruntsnbplD uerbra0te Die
g1aht oonn in Der 6erberge $50. 2S3
StateitraBe, geitern Wtorgc1 febrte er aber
tpieoer 3uriif, u1O erluAte 0tic0sr, ibnt oas
geSablteS 6lafgelo wieoer Suriidsueritatten.
Nls Jtieber Dieraui ni6t eingin8, bradte
Der Ginbeinige eineH GeDoluer gum &orz
idein uno fererte auf ben u@Iert" einen
S9uB ab. Oas @el6oB oraug oielein in
Die 9un9e Elm, cine i6were, ipenll audi
ni9t unbebingt Ie6ens9efdbrli9e @unoe
perrriadeno. Ole &ugeL tpurbe iuGter
BON eiteml Qlrste aus Der Wuuoe entfernt
uuo 9tieber nah benz County 9oipital gez
fabren.
vBegeo Trant", ber m6r6erii6e Rriipz
pei. ent3og ii6 Der Gerbaftung oorlGuftg
our@ Die SLu6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-11
q aent perfehrt

i'm MeGantsmus bes &6rpers, ,uenn bic Sober ouBer
Srbnung ser6tb. Sartteibi8feit, Gerbauun9sleibeu
gerborbenbeit bes glutes, unuoatommene 8lntbiloune,
finb be gcpiiien 6ol9eu. aber man fam b~enielbeu
Ieidt porbeugeu uuo ibre llriade eutferneu burdb cine
Sur init $ o It etter's Masenbttterem, nell
DIES boS @oIenorgan onregt lno ieine &~bdtisteit re8uz
lirt. pie birctte syol9f lit Elm @erfdtuinSsn Der Sbmerz
:eu uuterbalb Der 9ttppen unb i'm S6utte.blGtt, Der
i~lebeGfeit, aopIiGmerSem, @eIbbett Der Saut, Der 8eleqtz
heit Der 2unge NIB beS lauren Scrubs bes Mtbems,
ne(Ae boS @eberle:ben eunSeidnen. Seiunbe @erSauz
uaa rnb 8iesetmaBiStctt bes Stubtgarss iinO ebenfaus
burd ben @ebrau9 bieies ~beribmten @eiuur bettsz g8tes
berbrtrsers seidsrte Sssnunsen, ipelbes benz &6rpcr
eiuen @jruo Don Strait ais bis bette Sduspebr sesen maz
Ioriide epidemic perletbt. Nerpcni9wa6e uuS llebers
oulpanuuu9 werbsn babHr& seIinpert unO @ppetit unq
gG!ai SobWr& ~sebeert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-11
0erttiTM teS.

-8on BEN neuen Prohibition s.
n trren gu 0es WDtnes IN So pa
beri6tet ber bortige vStaatSan5etger":
&ir5ltb erlieB MaDor Carer cine Brofldz
nation an ben Wtaribau uno Die Bolt3ets
mannlhaft, baB ite baS BrObibtttOns8e!eB
itreng ourbfibren miBten. 9tn oertielben
Sage nod tpUroen bonn Sberiff B6tnter
uno Ietneu SpiBeln unb ben Yolt3titen
8raolbatp uno 8Dwater 30 6~ausluhungen
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