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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-28
Drainage and Fruit Trees.

The best way is to under-drain witt.
tile laid from two or three feet deep.
Deep surface drains may carry of
surface water, but low-land is gener.
ally kept wet by ground water rising
from below. II tile are unattainable
stones can be used, laid so as to leave
throat, the ditch partly filled with
small stones, inverted sods over the
stones, and then with soil. Where
neither are accessible, three poles laid
SO as to leave a throat will sometimes
answer tor a few years. Fruit trees
should be planted as soon Us the
ground will do to work in spring. Dig
holes large enough to receive all the
roots Strengthened out; cut off the
ends OF all broken roots smooth; trim
the tops to correspond withlostroots;
set the tree about the same depth it
stood in the nursery; cover the roots
with fine, rich soil tree from stones or
clods: when roots are well covered
tread down the soil firmly, fill the nola
and again tread or stamp down.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-28
HoWUitra- Fashionable Young
Men of Boston Spend Their
Leisure Hours.

Boston Cores pondence.
This is the greatest club town in the
world. Every phase of the intellect
ual activity for which Boston is so
famous is represented by social or
ganization. There is going on here
what might be called perpetual fer
mentationofideas, scientific, phil osoph-
ical, literary, religious-every kind,
in short, that interests highly civilized
humanity-all OF which are seeking
expression and recognition, very much
as the molecules OF a gas strive inces-
sanity to escape from the receiver con.
fning them. Now, the most effective
way to push an idea, as every one
admits, is over a dinner table. The
man who would otherwise regard
your pet hobby as no end of g.
bore will listen to you patiently as
an accompaniment to the nuts and
raisins. and, with extra-drY cham
payne aud O. pousse-cafe to top off,
YOU most undressing remarks will
appear to him positively oracular.
Thus it happens that fordining clubs
there is perfect craze in this enlight-
ened metropolis. Everybody who is
anybody belongs to at least half
dozen, each OF which represents some
thing calculated to excite cornwall en-
thusiasm, say, once a month The
object to which this enthusiasm is di-
rected is OF comparatively little impor-
tance. so long as the grub is palatable
and the wine ofgood flavor. It may be
theological, political, musical, artistic
whatever you please. Every religi.
Gus denomination i'll Boston has its
representative club. with the solitary
exception OF the Episcopalians, who
are just now organizing one Theirs
will be the SWEETEST Of all-for the
fashionable portion OF the town,
though honeycombed with more or.
less agnostic Unitariaaisn, is profess
edly devoted to the church OF En-.
gland. At periodical intervals each
pious sodality is assembled for the
purpose OF discussing over the festive
board sucn important questions oil
sectarian interest as may chance to
be uppermost. Likewise the literary
lotteries meet for mutua! admiration,
the scientific people for learned dis.
cussion. the politicians for the incuoa-
ton OF Machiavellian schemes, and SO
on ad infinitum There isnot, inshort,
an imaginable subject OF contempo.
raneous human interest which is not
represented IN Boston BY q club.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-28
Equal TO the Occasion.
From the Boston Transcript


A good Illustration OF the necessity
OF prompt decision on the part OF a
presiding officer and OF unyielding
frmness in adhering to decision
once enunciated is found in the case
OF a former Senator of Massachusetts
recently deceased. He was filling the
chair IN the absence of the President,
and i'll the course OF the proceedings a
Senator arose and asked unanimous
consent for the introduction OF a
measure which could be received under
the rules in no other way. Down
came the gavel with a peremptory
ring. "lhe Senator is out of order"
said the President pro tenn. The
Senator opened his eyes in astonish-
ment. "Mr President" he exclaimed,
"do understand the Chair to rule
that motion cannot be entertained
when no Senator objects?" The gavel
wielder saw his error and he also saw
the smile that passed from one to
another OF the members, but he was
equal to the occasion. Down came
the gavel again. S'The Senator is
out OF order. His motion cannot be
entertained. The Chair Objects
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-28
JOHN RusKIN's ROMANCE.
How He courted, Married, and Was
Divorced From His idealistic

TOW TO SOuEt0u, married, anu was
Divorced From His ideallstic
Woman.
New York Graphic
John Ruskin did a strangely way
ward thing when he consented to get
married. He did most erratic and
to the public a most xplicable thing
when he arranged for his divorce.
He had accepted some ofthe Hottest
traditions about womanhood that
men sometimes read OF and talk
about, and he looked for his ideal
companion. One night he met her in
the drawlng-room OF a London friend,
who, without his knowing it, had
brought the young lady to meet the
eyes OF the great writer.
1t was a June night. He was thirty.
five, and she looked like a Greek
goddess.
He was dazzled. She was tall,
graceful girl of nineteen, with a face
and figure as faultless as one of the
statues OF old. No one ever expected
Ruskin to fall in love, and he did not.
She was poor, needed a home and its
comforts, and so they were married.
Their welded life was peaceful,
friendly, kindly to the highest degree,
but there was not a spark Of affection
to tighten their existence She ad-
mlred the great man she had married,
and was grateful for the wealth and
comfort he showered on her. He
worshiped her as he would the marble
made life-like by the sculptors's CHS
ell.
There was nothing human about
the life they led as husband and wife;
and she was woman, who. in her
heart. like all true women, laughed at
the traditions that made her sex love
distant worship.
Che day Ruskin brought an artist
to paint his wife's picture. And the
man was Millals. and he was bright,
cneery, handsome fellow, human,
every inch of him, with a great and
absorbing love for the beautiful, and
willingness to tell Of his love.
lie began to paint the portrait of
the magnificent woman, and when he
had finished he was in love with his
friends wife.
Womanlike she saw it, and perhaps
she was not tull of sorrow and re-
proach. 1t was the first tribute of
real manful love that had been laid at
her feet.
And Ruskin? His wide eyes saw the
romance that was weaving around
their two lives, and his heart realized
how little affection he had TO lavish
on the woman whom he had made his
| wife.
How he told her the story OF his
pride in her, and the sacrifice he was
to make for her, while she lay prone
at his feet, is one Of the things which
only she or he could tell.
1t is difficult to obtain a divorce in
! England, but John Ruskin secured it
tor her, and one bracing morning in
| the early winter, a month after the
| divorce was granted, Ruskin stood
beside the couple in one OF London's
quiet churches, and saw them made
man and wife.
That was a good many years ago,
! and since then Milais has become
| rich and famous, and is now Sir John,
and his wife is my Lady Millais.
The warmest, sturdiest friend the
struggling painter had in his toiIing
| days was the man whose wife he had
married, and through all the years OF
Nlllais' later success and great honor
John Ruskin has been the welcome
guest and almost daily visitor to the
man and woman whose lives he so
unseltishly crowned with happiness.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-28

Daily ought we to renew our pur-
poses, and to stir ourselves up to
greater fervor, and to say: Help me,
my God, in this my good purpose and
in,Thy holy service, and grant that
] may now this day begin perfectly
Thomas q Kempis.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-28

Floods are doing great damage in the
Austria provinces. AZ Chaba, collins have
been washed out OF the cemetery and are.
floating about. Portions oil Agram are
submerged. New Lasztomer and six other
villages are inundated. The lsitnation in
the flooded districts in Hungary is appall-
ing. The dykes at Bekes are falling and
the town is doomed. Fifty or more houses
have already collapsed.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-28

The whole northern and eastern portions
OF Germany have been visited by a very
severe storm. There is SO much ice that
communication with Sweden has been sus.
pended for ten days and with Denmark for
six days.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-28

tees and placed on the calendar we're the
following: The House bill to authorize
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-28
] the city OF Chicago to erect crib in Lake
| Michigan, for water works purposes.

the city OF Chicago to erect crib in Lake
Michigan, Tor water works purposes.
Mr.. Hale presented the conference report
on the urgent deficiency bill.
Mr.. Salisbury then addressed the Senate
on the subject of the Presidents annual
message.
The Senate then proceeded to the con.
sideration OF bills on the calendar in their
regular order-to which no objection was
made-and the following bills OF a public
character were passed:
To prevent the obstruction OF navigabe
waters, and toprotect public works against
trespass or injury. Providing in certain
cases for the forfeiture OF wagon road
grants in Oregon. To provide for a com
mission on the subject OF the alcoholic
liquor traffic.
House bill auth orizing the President to
arrange conference between the United
States and the Republics OF Mexico Cen
trail and South America, Hayti, San Do
mingo and the Empire OF Brazil It
appropriate5 500, 900, to be disbursed
under the direction and in the discretion
OF the secretary OF state, for expenses
incidental to the conference.
Altogether there were 81 bills taken
from the calendar and passed.
Mr. Riddleberger offered a resolution
that the rules providing for executive ses-
siOns be suspended during the considera-
ton OF the fisheries treaty, and asked I'M
animous consent Of its immediate consid-
Grafton. Mr.. Cockrell objected, and the
resolution lies over.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-28

The house passed the following bills:
Authorizing the secretary Of the treas
ury to remit all duties collected upon all
animals heretofore imported for breeding
purposes whether for the importers own
use or for sale.
Authorizing United States marshals to
arrest offenders and fugitives from Justice
in the Indian Territory.
bill providing that on trial OF all civil
and criminal cases in circuit and district
courts the Judge shall charge the Jury in
writing, if so required by either party.
Mr.. Burns OF Missouri submitted the
conference report on the urgent deficiency
bill, and it was agreed to. AS passed the
bill appropriates S6,S76,5O0
Mr.. Stocsda!e, OF Mississippi, from the
same committee, reported a resolution
calling on the secretary OF the interior for
information as to whether appeals in land
contest cases are considered in the regular
order, and how soon after the filing OF an
appeal the case reaches hearing. Adopt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-17
Knappes Gntrinnen.

3tpeiltnbbter3ig 8erionen gertetben 9Dn>
neritag Wforgen in Solge Der grer15enloien
Sa6rldiiigtett entpeber etnes yGar" >&ut>
i6ers, DDer aber zines @eletietpG6ters in
bic l6redlt6lte 2ebenS9efa6r. Sine Jtoot>
ftraBe>@ar 1Duroe an Der @eletlefreu3uttg
Der Sort @a0ne 8a6n BON elmer 2ocomo>
tibe erfaBt unO unlgemorfen. @unoerbQ7
rertpetle fa11tert Die AZ Yerlonen, Delde 1t0
5. st. Darin befanoen. falt ale nit gan5
let6ten Quetl6ultgen u1b benz S6refet
oaOor. Die S6uBpebr, melde lt0 Dor ben
@eletlen beftt0et, mar ~elnpOrge6oben uno
Die Gdr fu6r Daber OdraufloS, ais, faum
Dunoert S6rttte entfernt, Der iiioli6 fab
renOe y0ummD5ug" 0a6er6rauite. Ser
GocomottDfibrer bremite nlgenbliGli0 unb
permtnOerte bierOur6 in @tlpas Die 6a6r7
acknowledged, in0elien mar Der &ra0
lltDt mebr a%b5uDen0eu. Die v@ar" flog
arf bic Sette un0 t1r 8o0en tpurbe total
5ertriimmert. Die 0ur6einanoer9eriittel7
ten Baiia9tere gelangtet, i6re6enSbLet@
un6 3~tttern0, ms 6reie.
Seating, Der @ar>G o1oucteur, Iogt aus,
ber @eletleipd6ter babe BET ietner Qnfunft
bic S0uBtpehr emporge6oben un0 oaS
Signal v8abn freiII" gegeber. Ser M61>
ter ietnerieits aber beitreitet oies. 9la6 letz
ner QngaDe bob ct Die S6uBtpehr auf Sea-
tin9's @rtldrung bin empor, OaB bic pGar"
nod pOr Dem 3u9e OaS @eletie paiiiren
f0nnte. @te eS ipdter bieB, iou cine 6rau
&eDes, SEQ. 1900 GleDelano Qlpe., ernltlt6e
8erlebungen OaDongetragen baben.
Sn Der lebten 8erlammlung beS Sc
meinOeratbs tpuroe Der Bolt3ei6ef ongetpie7
len, itreng Oar0uf su ieben, DAB Die @erproz
nung be6ufs 9~tegultrung beS Sa6renS BON
3it9en 6efol9t miro unD baB ale 3ige al
Der GoottraBen9 Greu5ung anbalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-17
Der nddfte Sehrertae.
Or miro in Chicago aboehaIten weroen

Or miro 1T Chicago dboehaIten rperoen.
gSte aus Wttlpaufee beri9tet miro, bat
Ser 8oritan0 bes INSTRUMENTATION 9eb>
rerbunoeS ieBt felt bei6loiien, ben nG6iten
&e6rertag in Chicago ab5u6alten, tDentt Sn>
%oianapoliS, beiien @tnlaOnng auf benz leB>
ten, Dor 3pei Sa6ren in W2tlpaufee abgez
boltenen 2e6rertage angenomrnen tpurbe,
Iet1te 3uittntmu1g gtebt. IS beDdrf tpoDl
8itrger GbtcQgD'5, Ipecteu AUDI Die oeutl 6en
Qebrer unb S1ulmQnner ben au5pdrttgen
S6eilne6mern am 2ebrertage Elm ber3li6eS
8tllfommen 3urufen ut0 tDnen ntdt nun
einen gebit6renoen Gmpfang bereiten, I0nz
bern ibnen audi ben Nufentbalt tn @Dtcago
10 angenebnt tDte m0glt6 ma6en tperDen.
Die 0rltn0e, tDel6e ben 0orfta1t0 betDo>
gen baben, ben Sebrerta9 1a6 @btcago 51
Derlegen, itn0 lebr trtfttge. IS mar tbm
baru1t 5u tbun, einen mOglt6it 5a6lrei9en
Bel u9 gu er5ielen uno ben nGblten Se6rer>
tag 81 etnem mo- m0glt6 nod erfolgret6ez
rem 5u MAIDEN, ais Der in W5tltpa1fee abgez
9altene mar. Scum aber Iagte man ft6, oaB
SnotanapoltS ni6t nur BIT abgelegen lei,
lOroern 0u0 3u tDeltg Nn3tebungSpunfte
btete, Inn Die @rtpartung ett1eS 5ablret6en
8ell6s 0Drt 5u re6tferttgen. Qlt6 be-
rldlt6tt9te man Die fltl1attl6el1 Serhdlt1
Mite bon SnoianapoIiS, tpeIde nidt berart
1tnO, nm ben @ufent6alt CUR Sommer3eit
gu etnem angenebmen GIT MAIDEN.
Sin i6tpa6 beiu6ter &ebrertag piirDe
aber unter ben berri6enoen l1mitdnOen ge7
rabe baS @egentbeiI BON benz betpirfen, mas
man 81 errei6en bottle u1b es lag iogar Die
8eftr6tung nd6e, baB baour6 Das 0eiter7
beltebelt 0eS GebrerbuuoeS lebr IN 6rage ge>
5ogen tperben tpiirbe. 8erme6rt tpHr0en
oteie 8eiorgniiie nod oaour6, oaB 0ur6
Den g8egfau bes oeuti6en Interri6tS in ben
0ffentli6en S6ulen BON ct. Souls bon
bort n1r Elm ie6t i6ipader 8eIu6 git err
tparten mar. l1nb gerooe ct. 9outs tpar
bet allen Sebrertagen NIT am itGrfiten perz
treten 9etpeien.
Somit fam benn Ser 8oritan6, nac66em
Der Pr0itoent, ST.. 8. 81. QbramS, Der Sc
cretGr 6r. SEQ Stern unb ST.. @mil 0appz
rid, ldmmtlt6 aus Wfiltpaltfee, Dor eintgen
Wohen nit Nefigen S6ulmGtnern un6
berporra9enOen 9eutib1 Qtmertfaneru Gtitdz
lprabe genommen batten,3u Dem Gnti6luB,
Den Sebrerta9 mad Dem central g%elegenen,
9len Nnforoernn9en in ie6er 6inIt9t entz
lpre1enoen Chicago at berlegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-17

O2iniferprditOenten Sagaita nit Der Sill
6ung De8 1lellen &abinetS beaufs
tragt. 9aiiel6e 1T fol9encermaBen
qebtloet: SagQita, WttntiterprGiioent
Nrmtio, MuSpartigeS; @onSale3, Stnanz
sen; Sap BE- 8on, Snneres @aaas
iaGeS, Suiti8 3iquina, t6anOeG; Gbin6iQa,
Rrieg QlriaS, Wfarine; Beicerra, &olonien.
-0as reue &abtltet lit bon elmer QDnliden
SGrburtg, nte DaS fritbere, aber i9mie9z
ianer unb gu !3u9eltdnOniiieu an bic
S6uB50uner 9etet9t, miro aber Dermut6z
lid nur BON fur5ent 8eital1Oe lein. = Srau
9eSoreit, Sante Der Srau Q8. 6. 8anoerz
bilt, lit aus Wiabrib peri6ipunoen. 9(n
Ite abrelitrte 8riefe bletben %unbeantpor=
tet. Wtan fir6tet, 0aB tie, Die cine ie6r
frOnnme &atDoltttn tit, ben S6leier 9enoms
men bat.
QuIerlei.
Ser 8t3eprdfioent Sammer 1T gum
8rG1t6etten unb3tu6onnet aus gSaa6t gum
8i3eprGiibenten bes i6pet3erti6en 8unoesz
rdtbe5 9etpGblt tDoroen. = Ser S6met3er
8unoe5ratb bat Die nit 9eutihlono uno
Seiterrei3 9ei6loiienen 6anOelsOertrG9e
genebmigt.
Wfan bermutbet, boB Ssman 9igma in
ietnem ra6 Suafim geienbeten S6reiben
Die Wttttbeilun9 9et1a6t bat, baB @mtn
i6einlt6 Stanleb) Dem Wfab0i in Die 6Gnbe
gefallen ftno. Dem S6retbet tparen 2lbz
i6rtften elmer 0epel6e zines MnfIbrers Der
9ermtl6e IN GaoD an &Daltfar QaiGa,
tportn alS Der Sag Der @rgebung @nltns
Der 10. SftOber augeflbrt miro, uno Elm
S6reiben 0eS &beOtpe an @1ntn 4ai6a,
tpel6eS @riterer 0enrD SO. Stanley Bel
befien Nufentbalt in &airo 3ur 8ef0rDerung
iibergeben bate, bet9efit9t.
@erltGtpetle OerIautet %ferner, baB Ssmat
9igrta III lei1em S6reiben it9 our Musliez
ferung @n1tn Yal6aS unb letne5 tpetBen
8egleiterS inter Der 8eotngung, DaB 9egppz
ten SIafim auf9ebe, berett erfLQrt bat.
Sails Dteier 8ori6lag ni6t angenommet
tDtrD, tperoen Die betoen @)efange1len perz
mltt6lt6 ent6auptet tperben.
9te 9~tebolution in 8oliDta iii unter6riidt
tporben. Ser BrGitbent Qlrc traf am Fl.
SctDber nit Dem 6eere in Ga 4Sa5 etn un0
tpuroe ber3li6 enlpfangen. SpGter tpur6en
Die CUR NieDertperfung Der 9tepDlution 9e>
tpDrbenen @~Ttratruppen entla1Ien.
Sn Sbtle lpra6 cine Se1utten>M 5or0nrn9
bet benz PrGitoenten DDr, UNI Dermutblt6
nit ibu cine fiir ie tpt9tt9e Qtngelegenz
belt gu beipre6en, erbielt aber gum 8ez
i6etbe, 0aB Der BrdiiOent au5u bel6dftt9t
lei, Uni iie empfangen 81 t0nren.
Qluf ben 1. Sanrar 1889 lit Elm artBerorz
6entIi6er GongreB in Gina, 8eru, einbez
rufen porben, pel9er Die auStpGrtige
9anbeSi6ulb 1T @rtpdgung 3ieben un0
prbnen u1o ou6 cine bon Ser 9tegierung
borgel6lagene 2len6erung betreffs Der tn
lGnbii6en S0uLb beratben loQ. = Ser
g1ablaB be3 neuIt6 in 6apannob, Guba, err
morbeten @bepaareS Sanubo 1T bon benz
Neutrality-suspicious. I'M 9tarten bes @eiebes
III 8el6lag genor1rnen ltn0 Ser etn5igen
So9ter Der @rmorbeten ibertpieien tporz
ben. gu Der Wfaiie gebOren mebr ais 100
Sduier i'm @ertbe BON 100000 ln0 $780,
600 in baarem @elbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-17
5err 4owon reid 9emaat.
CT er3dhIt iber feline fiir3Ii6e 5iebuns in
DER Southland staats=&otterie.

Gtter Ser gliidlt6en 8eitBer bes 9ooIes,
tDel6eS ben 6atpt>@ eptnn bon $500, 900 in
Der leBten !3te6ung Der 2ouiiiana Staats7
Sotterte gepartl1, mar 6err QStuiam Gotpa1,
bon 2023 g. Sbiro StraBe, bteler Staot.
Setl1 Sbetl mar ein 3pan5tgltel Der gan3en
Sun1rte, o0er $4,000.
l0err gtoiDat1 mar 5ur 3ett ietneS @liGs
S6tffSbduer uno in Den ct. 2outS Sectio>
nal 9odS atgefteat, bat it'd aber iettoem
5urliGge3ogen unO 9ebt feinen 6elonDeren
@el1Gfte na6. @tnem 8ert6teritQtter Der
vStar>S aptngs" tbeiLte ct geitern Q(beno
nit: vSyb babe tpGbren0 metnes 9altse1
2ebens i6iper gear6ettet, unb beab1t6ti4e
iekt, ntetn @elD in @runoetQentbum ansuz
le9en, un0 NIT metner Mutter Daoon gu
leben."
Gbenfaas ma6te er Sic Mitt6etlung, bos
tbm bas G5elb tnnerbalb iedS So9en nad
Der 3iebung auSbe5a6lt iDurbe, unb ct
0ur6auS feline S6pteri9feiten bate, o0sz
1eLbe 81 %erlangen.
Qlu6 figte er btn5u, baB mebrere Sage
beritri6en 1eten, ebe er BON ieinen @lilde
SenntniB erbielt, unb, ba ct bonn 6auie
abneienD mar, teoes WtitgLieo ieiner Saz
n1ilte i'm ieDnlt6lt 3uritderlpartete, I'm tbn
bon Der Sbatia6e, 0aB ct etnen She'll DeS
groBen 2ooies 8etDonnen babe, gu bena4z
rt6tigen.
6err &owan iagte, er babe ieit 6em ge7
fteben Ser 9outitana Staat8> 9otterte, alio
felt benz Sabre 1868, ais Der 6auptz@ etpinn
$4,000 betrlg unb bos ~eil15eLnc 2oo8 81 foz
itete, 9otteriez 2ooie 9efauft, St bate Oerz
Gnberlt6es Slid, iett CT in Der 2otterie
ipteIte, unO 9eipann III In grOBen 3wiz
16enrdumen. Setn lebter @etpinn betrug
SIS, tpel9en er poriGen 8eibna6ten erbieGt.
Gr piro na6 ME Dor f~ortfa6ren, 2oole
5u faltfen, uno bofft, BEN 6aupto0 etpinn
ro6maIs 5u 8ieber. Serner iagte ct, OaB
ct thinner 2ooie faufe, tDel6e bie gtummern
5pti6en $4,000 uno 6 $4,000 traqen.
SER Notpal1 lit etler BON so Berionen,
tpel6e gtnteinl6aftli6 2OOle faufen, unO 10
55 2ooie fit $50 befomnen. Der Wtann,
ser Die 8eiteQun9 fir bic 2ooie madbt, err
bdlt bte EXTRA flint, uno 10 geDt es Der 6ei6e
nab. Nber cine Shetlung OeS @elpinnes
tptrb nt6t Dor8enommen, penn Elm W2ann
bon ben 80 gepinnt.-St. &outs (Wfo.)
StarsS Sayings, 2. Sec.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-17
Shmerer unfau.

Sames Wtarion, elm 52iG6riaer Mann,
fano W}ittmo6 Q6en6 gegen 9 u6r ietnen
augen6lifli6en Sob pd6renb beS 1tm5uges,
ben er nit ietner6rau u11b Elm 6em&inoe bon
Gra9in, ST., aus, tpo ct bis6er tpobnte,
na0 Dem 6auie go. 722 g.. @ana(itraBe 31
belperfiteuigen I'M 8e9riff mar. On Ser
&~reu5uug Der @rnnD 2lpe. unD Der Wftlm.
& ct. 8aulz8abn murben ietne 8ferbe
0ur6 cine 2ofomotiDe iheu 9emabt. sic
gin9en our6 unO W3ariOn fieI 10 ungGii6Li9
inter Die JtdOer, DAB tbm OaS @enid gez
bro6en tpurOe, Seine Trau fiel 81 8ooen
unD erlttt etnen 8einbrub. Sic fano nebit
Dem &inOe 2lufna6me I'M GDuntpboipital.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-17
DerbredPen in 9voe Qarf,
Gin Iun9es Wd66en BON einem
unbefannten Sdurfen an9e.
9rifen.
5bre Gbre uno ibr Seben beorobt.

Inner Na66arort 606e gart mar in 6en
leBte1t betoet Wlonaten i6on 6reinaG Der
S0auplaB mOrberti6er G6atel1, unD nod
Ut Die u11terll6ung betreffeno Sic @rmorz
onitg per Gba Wtit6eQ nod nidt been6et.
10 1T DON tDte0er iiber etne1 Wtor0anariff
81 bertdten, Dem Elm iunges WtGD6en 3urt
Spter ftel. 6ll0a Sobnlolt, etne 22iGbrtoe
SWDeotn, lnelbe bel Der Tamtlte BON Cyo1nes
rs. Cooper, J{o. 5444 Mfonroe 9(De. ais
9tentflnaD6et bel6Gftt9t lit, te6rteW1ittmo6
Aoello INIT etnem Sabelba6n5uge DDn G6tz
ca9D, no ne tlr tbre 9telitDerri6aft eintae
Gtlttdufe 9elr1a6t bate, l1Q6 Oouie 3uriif.
Qus Ser1eDen bate le etnen fQll6en Waoeu
beittegell, ln0 ais tie ibren cSrrtbum be-
r%1erfte, lteB fe itd bon benz @onblfteur an
Der 90. StraBe etltet l~teberqangsifetn o1sz
b%dl1otgen, nit Del0em ite an Der @de Ser
Cottage @robe 2lpe. u1b So. StrQBe Qlf
etnen anoeren Wagen ipartete. 9a Elm Io[z
Ger aber lttGt fam, 10 bel6loB baS W146z
Gen, Den 0etrntpeg benz @eletie Der &a6els
babn al Der 80. StraBe %entlang ons
3~lttrete1t, dber f1lm mar es ettpa Elm 8lod
toett 9e9011gen, ais eS plDBlid bon einem
Wtaitte, Der nit t6r 81 glei6er 3eit bic
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Der Seble geTQBt pur0e, inOem er i6r Sic
WOrte 3urtef: vUenn 9u Mid nit Dir
no1 6auie 9eben lGBeit, tper0e t@
Dir ntdts t6nn." Ote @eGngfttgte beriu6te
lt6 bon t6rsm Nngreifer loS3ureiBen, mas
tbr aber crit na6 bartem Sample 9elanq,
ipObet tbr lGnlntlt6e &n0pfe bonn Mantel
gertiien tDurOeu. Inter Ioutem 6iilferufen
elite 6GS WtG06en Oapon, perfolgt BON bem
S6urtet, tDeld)er ibm 3tpet 9tepoloeri6Iiie
lla0lanOte unb ftd Da1ll, ais er cine Q(nsa6I
auf benz 8a6ngeleiie bei6Gftigte 9lrbeiter
bernerfte, 3uritf5o8. .3u 6auie angefomz
men, brad 0u(Da SD9niDn o6nr1Q9tig S1z
la1nllle1 rnO mar erit no9 Gerlauf elmer
balben Stul10e int Stan6e, iiber t9r 2l6enz
teuer 1ldbere W1itt9eilungen 81 MADDEN.
y{a6 tbrer Nu8ia9e mar t6r 2tngreifer eit
ldlar1f 9etpa@lener Wlann nit einem
Sdnurrbart unD nit gralent lanqem Otonz
tel uno grauer Wfitbe, Bic CT tief
IN Das @etdt binabge3o9en bate;
Sic mill t6m bet Dem 8eril6c, iib bon
t9m gu %befreic1, mebrere &"raBtpunoen I'M
@eIidt ltno an BEN 6Gnoen bctgebra6t baz
ben. d3pOlf 8oIt5titen ma6ten fi9 no6
Dem 8efan1tperben be5 l1eberFaQS cur
8erfolgunQ OeS 9efd6rliben 8uri6en auf,
obne tDn tllocilen a%uf5uftnbet. Ser 8ez
l0reibung 5lfolge lit Der Qtn9reifer 0es
Wt6o6ens Deriet6e 8uri6e, pelber in Ser
Dortgen QSode Dem Blunlber SSobn 8.
9tourfe iiberftel un0 5t ermor6en perIu6te,
ais 5teier &benD5 ietnet @ltern einen 8ez
ild QbitQtten DDQte.