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HOUSE

WAsHISGToS, June kelly, Pennsyi-
wanna rising to a question of privilege
cited e rule under which the House
meets Friday nights for the considera-
ton of pension bills. He found in the
recon- OF yesterday 25-column speech
on Edwin NJ. Stanton. delivered by the
represen tative from the Eighth District
Of Alabama (Wheeler), when avowedly
there was pension business before the
House. The sessions which had been
set apart for the consideration OF meri-
torious business being perverted 10 the
basest of ends, slender of the illustrious
dead. who died from devoted services to
their co lntIy.
Herbert, OF Alabama, called attention
to the fact that his colleague was alb
sent. and suggest ed that il would be
eminen Is proper for Kelly to wait
until Wne eler should be in the House
Kelly expressed his willingness to do
so, and entering a motion 70 expunge
the speech from the record, stated that
he would call up that motion for action
tomorrow morning.
Henderson, OF Iowa, also rising TO a
question OF privilege, stated that in the
feport OF Wheeler's speech q remark
made by himself had been mistook, but
he also deferred taking any action
until TO morrow.
Weaver, Of Iowa, offered resolution
which was referred. reciting that it is
currently reported and generally be
Iieyed that certain directors Of the
Union Pacific or Kansas Pacific Rail-
way Companies have been unfaithful TO
II cir trust in various ways, and par
By buying stock OF the Kansas
Pacific at nominal or small sum. and
transferring it 10 the Union Pacific and
then selling the same at great profit,
by which and other similar transaction 3
the directors made great personal
cams, ana neglected TO account for the
Same to the Union Pacific, and direct
ing the Judiciary COMMITTEES 10 inquire
into the Transactions Of the directors OF
both companies since their incorpora-
ton. II the committee finds that the
director have made gains which they
should have accounted for 10 other
corporations it is directed 10 bring in q
bill authorizing the department OF JUS
lice to commence proceedings TO COM
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el the directors to render a true &C

count.
Other bills were introduced and re-
ferred as follows:
BY Morrow. California-To protect
the rights of homestead and pre-emp-
ton settlers.
BY Smyes Colorado-To establish a
military post near Denver.
bv Harris. Georgia - To impose a
graduated income tax.
by Mahoney, New York-A resola-
tion expressing the sympathy OF the
House of Representatives with the eff
forts OF Gladstone and his associates TO
CT ate free Parliament for Ireland.
Mahoney moved 10 refer the resolution
g. the committee on lands. but the
House rejected the mOtion-20s to 1O3-
and the resolution was sent to the COM
mlttee on foreign affairs.
by Mr.. Butterworth, OF Ohio-Grant-
In pension OF 500 4 :Ionth TO the
widow of General Durbin Ward.
Holman moved that the House go
into committee of the whole for ire
consideration OF the legislative appropTi-
alton bill. but the House rejecIed the
motion-yeas IL, nays $50.
Nj. Cobb. moved 10 suspend the rules
and pass the bill repeating the pre-
emptlon. timber culture and desert
COBB and Payson supported the
DILL and referred to the frauds
which had existed as they averred
In the entries of land under
the acts which it was proposed
10 repeal. Mr.. PaysOn declaring that
during the past four years 90 per cent.
OF the entries have been fraudulent.
Henley, OF California. opposed the bill
on the ground tina: while the desert
land law should be amended, il should
not be Absolutely repealed.
Springer, OF Illinois. s1id that under
the presumption. timber culture and
desert land laws vast areas of the
public domain were being frandulently
appropriated oy cattle syndicates and
foreign land grabbers. An English
Lord had recently acquired 5000 acres
in Estes Park. Colorado, and this was
but a sample of the mann in which
the public domain was being taken up.
Ii this bill were passed. the peoples
lands would hereafter DC held for peo-
pies homes.
The motion TO suspend the rules and
pass the bill was agreed tO-yeas los.
navs 40.
Mr. Wade, of Missouri, moved to sus-
pend the rules and pass the bill. appro-
priating $4,000 for the erection OF
public building at Springfield, Mo.
Agreed to-yeas 16i. nays 5.
Mr.. Townshend. of Illinois. moved 10
suspend the rules and pass the Senate
bill authorizing the construction of
bridge across Arthur Kill 1.-THE Balti-
more and Ohio bridget Agreed to-139
to 81
Adjourned.
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THE SOLONS.
The 0leOmargarine Bill Com
mitteed in the Senate.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.
After The Railroad Companies In
Both h0uses-BiIIs Passed-other
News Notes
SENATE.

WA-HISsrOs, June MILLER moved
the reference OF the oleomargarine bill
to the committee on agriculture.
Nh. Morrill, said the motion should
not prevail. He would move TO refer IA
70 the committee on finance. RI twas
to be considered as q revenue bill.
the hnguce committee was the proper
committee 10 consider it
Vest thought the bill revenue bill or
nothing.
Mr.. Miller said the Senate must de-
eide nov whether the agriculture of the
country was TO have fair hearing or
not.
Beck believed The bill would raise a
revenue of about Sl0.000,090. We
already had Surplus of about SIS ,000,-
600 or So 10000.
Mr.. Edmunds regarded the bill as one
of revenue. He wanted it to stand as n
tax bill, and not have the Supreme
Court told By anybody that IL was 4
mere evasion and vice. It should go to
the taxing committee of the Senate.
rhe question of reference then came to
q vote, and resulted for Mr. Miller's
motiOn-22, asa.nst 2I-so the bi was
referred 10 the committee on agricul-
ture.
The consular aud diplomatic appro-
priation bill WAS taken up and passed.
Some debate arose on the bill re-
ported By Mr.. Bourne. from the COM
mittee o. railroads. TO provide for the
settlement of accounts with the railroad
companies that had received property
from the United States during 1865 and
1866.
Hawley called attention TO the report,
accompanying the bill. Z referred. he
said, 70 the Union 9rmy as an "invad-
ing army" Hawley regarded the
language of the report as gross dis
courtesy TO the committee. The Senator
from Georgia had had an opportunity
TO apologize for II, and had not done so.
Mr.. Browne disclaimed any offense BY
the words used.
Mr.. Harrison did not think il proper
that the report containing the words
Invading army" as applied TO the
Union army was proper report to stand
on the records of the Senate. He moved
that the bill be recommited to the
committee on railways, with instruc-
tons to strike out from the report the
words referred 20.
Mr.. Browne asked permission TO
withdraw the report altogether. IMAM
imous consent being given, the report
was withdrawn and the bill was then
passed.
The Chair designated the following
senator's TO be 2 special committee 70
investigate the subject Of Indian trader
ships: Messrs. Plat. Cullom. Jones of
Nevada, Coke, and Wilson Maryland.
Mr.. Beck submitted an amendment TO
the oleomargarine bill, for reference
with that bill 10 the committee on agri-
culture. He said he did not wish to be
responsible for all the detailed provi-
sions of the amendment. He then an
nounced his amendment to the House
bill on tariff and taxation. This is the
Morrison bill. r-~- rr--
On motion Of Mr.. Butler, the Senate
against the opposition of Mr.. Hale. took
up the bill providing for admitting to
the Navy, Naval Academy, graduates
excluded BIZ The naval appropriation
bill of 1882.
Without action on the measure the
Sc. ate went into executive session and
when the doors reopened adjourned.
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To-. Much Pressure. .

ST. LOUIS. June 1.-The press stand at
the fair grounds. where the spring
meeting OF the 81. Louis Fair Associa-
ton. now IA session, was being held.
cola nsed this afternoon. Several of the
NrCnIlourb nanaeI1e editor Of the
Gto5e- Democrat. was badly injured
During the contest for the eclipse
stakes this afternoon the stand occu-
pied by the press. collapsed, carrying
down the occupants with it. and crush
ing those underneath. Charles Dyer.
of the St Louis ReplIblicaH, received
fatal injuries. Some half dozen Others
were more or less severely injured.
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CREAM OF THE NEWS.

Six persons were killed yesterday near
Charleston, Va, by q railway accident.
Ex-senator Davis refuses to say
whether he is TO succeed Secretary
Manning.
The President went fishing yesterd ",
and then went back home and told Mrs.
Cleveland the same old yarns. She be
lieven him.
A mulatto named Chas. Whiitle was
lynched a. Prince Frederick, Nd. yes-
terday, for an Gttemp; 10 Outrage a
5-y ear-old girl.
The State election In Oregon yesier-
day was very quiet. There are no re-
turns yet upon which % base shy esi
mates. There was an immense amount
OF scratching done. Both parties claim
the Governor.
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Handsome apples are sometimes soar
Little and often MAXI a heap in time.
It is easier TO blame than to do bet
ter.
Would you be strong, conquer your
self
To ch1nge and t. do better are two
different things.
Everybody knows good counsel except
him hat hath need of it.
Better go supperless to bed than run
in debt.
There is no good in preaching to the
hungry.
Charity gives itself rich. but covetous-
ness boards itself poor.
The end of wrath is the beginning of
repentance.
The sun-dial counts only the bright.
hours.
Piety. prudence, wit aud civility are
the elements of true nobility.
Gods mill goes slowly, put 1t grinds
WILL.
More are drowned in the bowl than in
the sea-
The fewer the words the better the
prayer.
With patience and time the mulberry
leaf becomes a silk gown.
Take the world as It is, not as it ought
to be.
Revenge converts a little right into
great wrong. A.
Speak little. speak truth; spend little,
pay cash.
Our neighbor's children are always
the worst.
Forgive thyself nothing and Others
much.
Truth may De suppressed. but not
strangled.
What CONES from the heast goes to
the heart.
When God means 70 punish a nation
He deprives the rulers OF wisdom.
He who blackens others does no'
whIten himself.
Take care Of your pillow and your pillow
will take care Of you
lie WHO saves IN little things can be
liberal in great ones.
He who avoids small sins does not
fall into large ones
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The L. diaus Escaped.

CALAnAsAs, Arizona, June Lien
tenant Walsh, who started in sursuit OF
the Indians who murdered H-,t near
Harscaw, surprised them Iast n,eh,
thirte miles east Of here. and can.
tured their horses and entire camu ont.
nj. The IL aians escaped in the dark
ness.
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The Grand Prize.

PAars. June 6. = The race for the
Grand Prize of Paris was run to-day,
and was won by Mr.. r c. Yigner's
bay colt Mlning. NJ. Michel Ephrussis
black colt Polyecute was second, and
Baron Schickler's bay colt Syracuse
third.
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on the diamond .

wAsHrsGros, June 7.-Nationais 5.
st. Louis /.
Nav Yoak, June New York !,
Chicago.
PHILADkLPHIA. June detroit 1,
Philadelphia 5.
BosroN. June kansas City 5,
Boston 9
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cement stni Den ss-Under Oath rh,.
Time

of r--'AiSsToS, June 7.-Senator Plumb
:. Mans chairman of the COMMITTEES
-. f-'.'' 'sods. has received from Sur
3iy y General GENERA Dement,, OF Utah in re
weets -A irritation sent two or three
mite go by instruction of the com
denvir'.s statement made under oath
ar5I-ls me truth of the ehoTees
e"' a-ainst him.
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The Minister Resigns.

WAsHISsros, June IF. H. Wins
ton, minister to Persia, soon after
reaching Tehersn, forwarded his Ie-
signat,on to Washington. and the Sec
retary Of State 70 day telegrsphed him
notice of its acceptance.
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The G. p. Accident.

PALIsADE, Nevada, June THE ives
bound Central Pacific freight train left
the track three miles east of here last
night. The engine fell into the Hum
boldt River. Conductor J. Yerwick
was drowned trying to rescue tie en-
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vIEssA, June The ReichsrAth is
debating the first OF series of laws
against Socialists. prov ding for trial
without Jury.
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Mis- woodferd Win.

stst. i-e9Is' June The Eclinse
second AVS AIS WooGford first. Volante
A''a Third. Time, 2.SI[.
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your Throat and Lungs. For sale at
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WI Is the body Of legislature IN
Tx watch7 Because when they win d
il az it stops.
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GERMAN PROVERBS.

Handsome apples are sometimes soar.
Little and often MAKE heap in time.
1t is easier to blame than to do bet
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Nletr.Wnrfcr NinG1rfd1teit.

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6eS fiirSlid] berforbenen 8anfiers &arl &.
NUrisbOffer pur6e beHte benz @aijeugerid)t
unterbrettet. 9afelbe oermntt le $4,000
an einen Sruoer un6 cine SdJpeiter in
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an bic g8ittne Srau anna 8Urlsbofier.
9as Sefament tit bonn Is. Wat 1884 6atirt.
Die vftrifenben" Stuoenten Der v@os
lumbla college 2ap S6ool," nelhe betanuts
lid sesen @rb0brn9 Der BriifuugS9ebIbran
BON IS auf S25 proteftrten, babel fid) ge.
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legs, tpeld]em Der Bruteit iibernieIeu uurSen
mar, enti6ieo, buB eS ni6t befuet lei, bic
0fegulattonen 3u Gnbern, uno baber bic feitz
9eiesten griitun9s9ebitbrea ui9t ermGBige1
Tonne. 9nraulbin meIbetsn fd Die Stus
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bubr. Seute Abenb fGncen in Der ,WtnTf-
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aet0otet.
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nenuuns elmer @ontmiiiion beantraet, nelde
ben SanitItS5ufan6 hires Wannes unteriIz
den lo1. Rtfter Qaprence iebte beute Die
oiesbe3ii9liden &erbarbluuaen auf ben er.
fen Wtontag i'm SUM feft,
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9te Ghitaaner alnardhtffel,. .

8 @btcago, "a. Mai.-gtnem in Der btez
fgen y&tmes" erIdliereuen grtttel ;ufolqe
baben Die Arbeiteruuruben oaS BaugemecJe
nm minoeiten8 $4,000, 900 geidd0i3t; bier
BON entf6ut Quf bic 9lrbeiter an 20buen &C.
Elm Serluff BON etna 81, 100000. lm Snm=
tag Nbenb fanb in Der Office De5 Or. @rnit
Sgniot cine Geliammlung non So,taIiiten
rno Gnard)lifen ftatt 3u Dem 3mede, @eloer
fir Die SertbeiOi9uug Der oerbaftaten Qrars
dltfeniiibrer Sples, 6ielbiug, Stlpab uuo
Slider auf3utreiben. Die 8erammlunQ IoQte
uripriin9lid] in oem @lublotal eilIcr Bier
iuirthlh0ft i'm 8erterre ftattiinoeu, bod muroe
bieie Spee auf9egeben, ba Der Yoii;etd)ei er=
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SnbQbers oeS 2otals uloerruien meroen Mir
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nen : bliren abgebalten purUe, fu0bnten mlus
beitens $50 gtnbdnger bon Spies, bauptIddl=
LID S0hmen, bel. Die QebalteHen 8ie0en
trOiieH fOrmltd BON Slut un0 Sranoitiftuna.
IN tur5er 3eit maren fir Die 8ertbei0igunq
Der bel oem 8iot incrinlintrten 2narhtltenz
tiibrer $500 ge3eiduet. Or. Sdmibt, mel
d]er Die Serlammlung einberief ut eiH be-
fainter GeDObner bon Chicago uub canoiz
oirte 81 elmer 3elt fir oa8 Dta1orSamt, mo-
BET er u, 600 Sttmmen erbielt. &r tit Elm
ausgepIO6ener SO3ialiit, geb0rt ie6Odl oem
5Sliigel an, .Jeld)er oaS l5etl Der Bartei IN Der
entiprsden0en Au8iibuHg OeS Stimmredt5,
Hid)t IN beu 98erien pCn Somben &C. erblttt.
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Jon 5ebn Spe5ial= 6iilf8aerifie nit Der 8es
madung elmer 6abrit in Cummings, oereu
Qrbeiter am StriFe fiuo. 3ie gigeRtbiimer
Der 6abrlt beilBen mebrere Senementbduier,
in melden bic 6amtIien Der auSitduOlgeu
Irbeiter mObnsn. Die Siitisi9eriiie orau9en
qefern III otele @ebGu6e uno OerlU6teu, Die
8emObner 81 ermittren. Cine 0tenge Diens
iden iammete Iid Dor ben 6Qulern, uno Die
Sterliie brangen in bic Menge, I'm oteieIbe
gun &useinanOergeben 81 3wtngen. Sin al
terer 0tann unb oeiieu Satin er6ielten nlebs
rere 9niippelitldge. Sic @oli3ei bon Glib
&btcago nuroe BON Dem 8orfaue benadritls
tt9t, unb etn Detademeut POltitten be9ab
fd1 iofort mad Der bejettneten 9egenO, bod
Die SGerifie rihen ans, 10 balb ite Der Slauz
rode unitdlti9 murben. Sderiff @leaion ers
tIGlt aut oaS &eItimmteiie, OaB letne Inter
9ebenen tetn 3ied)t batteu, in bic 9ebduoe
einjuorin9en.-9er fir ben 28ObltbItiatettss
Sono Der BOlt5et bis iett 9eammelte Satro9
belduft ii6 auf ungefabr $4,000.
Die @rano Surg oertagte fh beute berettS
I'M II llhr Sermittags, ohne DIE nod 81 ers
IetigeuNen Guardi1enfale i'll grwdgung gu
steben. Die @rfronfung oes GbmaHns mar
bic llriadle Der iriibeH &ertugung. Senia.
ttoneue Iusiagen Shrd ben Poltjetcap!tdn
Staaf peroen iiir morgeu in @usPdt 9e=
felt.
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Scr seelnYde Mptor etu Grfola ]

@uoIid bat er es bod gut 9ema6t -nems
lid Der NtotorsGrfinoer SeelD in BbilGoelz
pba, nudloem er eit Sabren fir eiuen 9unlz
bu99er oeridrieen tporoeu mar. glr1 Cant
itage bat Die 8riiiuu9 ees neuen NfotorS
fatt9efunoenr uno nes 9tng." Als Die CUR
Yriifung 9elabenen 9erren unfameu, la9en
allerIet ielti0me Mai1iuentbeile, Wtetalls
Sdeiben, Shmmgabelu H. no. um6er, uuO
bteie purbeu BON S1rn. Seelp Dor Den Nugen
Der gelud)er Suiaulmengeiest uuS biloeten
ben iogenannten 2iberator, eineu etma IS
9funo idpereu Qpparat, pelder Die Strait
erseu9t. @iue 8el6reibuns oes Apparates
obne 3eidnun9 1T ntdt m0glif. gr III Elm
ieltIom auslebenoer Dte6anismu8, Der bei'm
erffen getrudten nitt leif)t griinbli9 3u Der.
fteben 1T. 8eI 9runo bafiirr bab pr. Seelp
ben 2iberutor Dor ben 9lusen Der 8eiu6er
3uiammeniette, mar, neil er 3ei9en pollte,
oab teine 9eheime treibenbe Sraft NIT benz.
ielben in Serbinbun9 tebe. gtadbem Der
2iberator suiammen9eieet mar, mas etpa
cine balbe Stunoe in Aniprud nahm, bolte
Sr. S6iilermaun in Der nGdIten Ipotbete
fir 25 Gents S6nlier6l nit melfem Sr.
Seeln bic Noi6inentbeile einl1mierte. Damn
flrid CT nit einem SiolinbO9en iiber cine
Stitnmqabel, nm, pie er la9te, Su h0ren, oh
bus Sdpinsunss SerbdltniB Elm riftiges
lei, uuo erfl1rte iid oarauf bereit, in cine
H6hre bic ,,Yibrations Sraft" 3u gteBen,
neldhe einen Srud BON 10 Sonnen pro Guas
bratsou ausiiben tpiirbe. Ser Sopf oeS
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BON eiuem balben Guabrat5ou, uno es rpitroe
1000 Bfunb Druid auf ben Quaorat,ou beoitrs
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ieten.
Sein 2iberator brande tein >er, ionz
bern er3eu9e burh Sibration aus Der Suft
etne Gtberide Strait. Die piersig meifinge,
men Helonatoren, tuelfe an oem 2iberator
an9ebrad)t lelen, Seigten ibm ourd ben Son
an, tpenn Die 9ehOrtse &raIt er3eust lei. -
@let4 no1her orebte er eineu Sabn, uade
benz er Suuor on ben Sebel @epid1te BON
112, Sc Hno % Bfuno 9ebGnet hattie. Die
Strait Guberte ild in taum elmer balben Ueis
mute, uno ituar puroe Der Sebel empor aes
itnelt. 2aun tpuroe elm @euid)t BON $50
gfunb OIL ben SebeI sebGngt, unb auf bieies
@epi6t puroe iofort 9eboben. Die Grbeitss
leiffung fam einer1 Druid bon 1920 Bfuno
pro QHabrat;oa gIei4. gta9 oieem Grpe.
riment uerban6 Sr. &eelp cine 3ueite nSi.
brotorpns obre nit Der eriten H0bre, fiiIte
bieIe nit @aiier, oas er iebo4 Dieber aus
aos, UNI su seiseu, buB bic 0t0bre feline uers
boraenen abtbeilunsen babe. Damn puroeu
bic &6breu pteoer berbunben uno NIT nSt'
bratorpa Sraft gefiillt, uno mad Surjeu1
purbe Elm Druid BON 10000 Ytuno pro Aua'
orataoa er3eu9t.
Son Srn. Or. 9au BON gtetus9ort tunr:
ben einige 3peitel 9eauBert, naneatIl9 aH1
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Der Oent(6e Correspondent.
+ 2eppolo rot. Ranfe.

Die lette Sabelbepeide. i'm 9eftri9en 8latt
melbete ben Sob oes sreiien oeuti6en Siftu.
rtters Veopolo bon 8anfe, beS 9feforS Der
Sei6id)tsi6reiber unb pielleid)t bes 9r0Bten
9elatftsgelebrten, melfen bic an 9roBen
9elehrten 10 reid)e oeuti6e 9tation ber0or=
gebraht bat. 9tanfe ftano i'm 80. 2eben5z
iabre, mar aber bis in iein bobes llter nod
riifiiq un6 murbe bel 6e11 ugSerfe ieines Sea
bens" bonn Sobe iiberraiAt,
ginf6em ct nGnli1 oeretts 85 Sabre at
9etporben rno burf feline y@ei6ifIte Der
Yapfe," feline ureuti6e @ei9idbte sur 3eit
Der 8eiormation," ourh ieine vSabrbii6er"
ieinen giar Ell tueltberiibmt 9emaft bate,
beidloB er nod, eine @eltsei9t4te gu idretz
ben, bic er, iuie Bater Serooot, in ueun Bit
der (uad] ben neun Dtuien) eintbeilte. -
Sed)s o6er fieben 8Gnoe bieieS SerfeS Iie=
gen ferti9 Dor, uno man bofft, aud 0as Wta'
terial fir bic beioeu leBteu 8dnOe porSufins
ben.
gSir baben erIt Dor bier Monaten geIegent>
lid ieines 81. 9eburtstages etue ldngere 0es
bensdilberun9 6es qrOBen 9tItoriferS 9es
brad]t uno mollen oesbalb bier nur nod etrI'
nal turs eriuGbnen, oaB 9fanfe I'M Sabre
1875 in beid)etoenen Serhaltntfien IN benz
tbiiriu9liGen Stdot6en g8iebe 9eboren pur<
De; er ftubirte Bbilolo9ie uno mar IN ietuer
Sugenb @1mnaF FaQebrer. SIM Sabre 1848
mar er 0titglieb oss Sranffurter ParlamentS,
1866 puroe er in ben Noelsffanb erboben.
Sett, ba Der grOBe 9eidi9tsidreiber in
Berlin toOt if, cOn3entrirt ft bas Snterefie
Der 3eutiten ausi9lieBli9 auf Die bret gro'
Sen @eididtemader Saiier gStlbelm, Utoltfe
un0 Eismard, BON Oenen Der @rite MIR elm
Sabr, Der Gebtere aber 3pan3ta Sabre ltiu9ar
1T, ais &ante.