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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-20

than in former years. Alfalfa is eradu4
ally taking its place, tho farmers find
ing that it pays better thnn grain.
Mohave County miner., 1888-11-10
Asmer rican Enterprise.

No invention Of the nineteenth century
has worked greater revolution in house
hold economy or conferred more of a
benefit on humanity than the sewing
machine.
= The first productions were crude and
uncouth in the extreme, and it was re-
served for American skill and ingenuity to
bring forth a machine Of any. practical
value.
In order to appreciate the great ad-
vancement which has taken place il is
only necessary TO compare one OF the
machines built during the infancy OF the
invention with one Of the latest improved
"Light-Runnlng New Home"
All the really good points contained in
other machines have been utilized in its
construction. Many new improvements
and devises have also been added, the
result OF which is a machine as nearly
perfect as it is possible TO make one.
For simplicity, durability, ease of man
agement and capacity for work, the
'Iight- Running New Home" has no
rival, and the happy possessor OF one may
rest assured that he or she has the very
best the world affords. See advertise
ment on another page Of this paper.
Mohave County miner., 1888-11-10
Mokayc Mines im ~. I.ossis.

The follc: ing notices in regard 10
Mohay" Ity mines il taken from the
Globe 9, locrat, and would indicate that
st. Louis capital Is looking this way for
investment:
The Golden Gate is ne:p:i ttins Tor a
working bond on the Ida, an adjoining
property. The former has q ten-stamp
mill, said to be the best in Arizona, but
about the time everything was though, TO
be all right had a slip in the vein, and
has not yet found ii.
The Directors OF the Rattan mine aeld
a meeting yesterday and decided to erect
a ten-s.amp mill. 1t was reported that
ore sufficient to run the mill seven
months was already blocked out. Down
$50 feet the vein il divided, eighteen
inches Of II carrying silver and gold,
| while there is q two-foo. continuation OF
the gold vein.
Negotiations are now in progress be-
tween New York and st. Louis syndieates
to consolidate and work the claims form
ing the Moss property in Mohave county,
A. T. The claims are three in number,
two Of which are bonded in New York
and one in this city. The cost OF the
property will be over $3.50, 900 cash. The
Moss is an old property and has quite an
interesting history. II paid out con-
siderable SUM, when, owing to difficulties
Of operation and shipment, it was shnt
down and remained idle for fifteen years.
During that time it was jumped, aud the
original owners disputing the rights of
the parties jumping it, il was thrown into
court. 1t was kept there for years, and
the title was perfected but q short time
ago. One OF the owners Is Superintendent
Of an English gold mine in South Africa,
and the papers necessary for the sale
were received from him only few days
ago. The mine is low grade gold prop
erty, the vein being 63 feet wide and
averaging sS per ton. II has rich spots,
one of them paying sl25 900 out Of two
| tons OF ere.
Mohave County miner., 1888-11-10
The Drum Iner's Victory.

In an opinion rendered by Justice
Bradley in the drummer tax case Of VIM
q. Asher against the State Of Texas, the
Supreme Court OF the United States de-
clared unconstitutional all State laws i'm.
posing license tax on commercial travel
ers not residents Of the State imposing
the tax.
Asher was a resident OF New Orleans
and while selling goods by sample In
Texas was arrested and fined for violating
the State law making it a misdemeanor
for any person 10 do business as com
mercial traveller without first having taken
out an occupation tax.
Asher contested the eonstitutionality oi
this statute, taking the ground that il
was repugBant TO the clause of the con
stitution giving Congress the exclusive
right TO regulate interstate commerce
The State Court decided against him. HI
appealed the case TO the Supreme Court
which gave a decision in his favor.
The Court in its opinion says that il
sees no difference between this case and
the Robbins, Tennessee, case, in which
the State law was held TO be unconstitu
tional. As,to the contention Of the au
thorities Of Texas that the decision Of th'
Supreme Court in the Robbins case wa
in conflict with prior decisions Of th'
Court, Justice Bradley very dryly say
that even wers this true the Court ha'
always supposed that later decision hai
the effect Of overruling prior decision
with which it may not be in harmony
The Court then says: "We do not pro
pose to enter into renewed discussion o
the matter at this time"
Mohave County miner., 1888-11-10
B0ekicB's Arnica Salve.

The best saiye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
box. For sale by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1888-11-10
MoRaIsrowv. TENN, July 4, 1883.

The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen--Fiye years age was so in.
fortunate as TO contract an extremely bad
case Of blood poison. My bones ached and
my muscles began to swell and contract,
was under treatment OF the physician from
the inception OF the disease until found
that he could do me no good. Then,
through the advice Of friend began tax
ing s. s. s. Your medicine seemed to have
on immediate effect. took six bottles, and
to-day am sound and well. That was two or
three years ago, bit have seen no evidence
OF the return Of the disease, aud take this
opportunity to thank you for what it has done
for me. II saved my Life. You can refer
any one u me. K. VI. WALL.
FARMEfsv:LIx, FIX, June ~, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Conference.-The mother Of a member
OF our firm was afflicted with cancerous
sore on her face for about twenty years.
During tie past few years II troubled her
very much BY continued pain and itching,
She used your 8. S. g., and the sore has
disappeared and is apparently well. Should
/, break out again, will advise you.
Very truly,
sPEgDLETos, YEARLY & RILEY,
Druggists.
Three books mailed free on application.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer =. Atlanta. Ga.
Mohave County miner., 1888-11-10

Water has been struck In the well
south Of town at the depth Of seyenty-five
feet. What quantity is not known, but it
proves that water is there, and every one
in town can have water who is able to
sink we'll to the depth of one hundred
feet.
kilograms from Yavapai county state
that the county has gone Republican,
that Kilpatrick's majority will be 800 and
that "Buckie" O'Neill has been elected
Sheriff by majority OF 4s0. We con-
gratulate Buckle" on his victory. 1t is
great one, and hardly won.
Mr.. w. ID. Jones, for a long time past
manager OF tina railroad hotel at Winslow,
has this week been transferred TO Peach
Springs to take charge there. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones have many friends in Winslow
who will regret to note their departure,
and it is hoped their removal TO Peach
Springs will be only temporary. Wnslow
News.
The will Of the late Conrad Shenfeld,
which 1t is claimed was made in Erie,
Penn, and in which he bequeaths his
property TO Charles NJ. Lynch, OF that
place, was this week filed for record in
the Recorders Office OF Mohave county.
There is, II is claimed, another and later
will, and it is probable that lawsuit will
be the result.
County Recorder Goldman did not ne
glect his duties In order TO make the
canvass OF the county for his election.
Consequently his office work is in first
class shape, and all instruments were
promptly recorded. A strong contrast
with the previous occupant OF the Office,
and fact that the voters of the county
fully appreciated, as shown by the large
number OF votes cast for him last Tuesday.
w. G. Blakely on Tuesday evening
was attacked on Beale street near the
ruins OF the Kingman Hotel by some un-
known party and struck over the head
with a rock. The attacking party came
behind Judge Blakely and was accosted
by him and in reply struck him with a
rock. The blow partially stunned the
Judge and be fell to the ground. The
attacking party attempted to strike him
after he was down but lusty call foi
help soon brought assist.ree when the
miscreant fled on hearing their approach
A Mexican was arrested for the ofenst
next day but as Mr.. Blakcly could no'
identify the party he was released. Judat
Blakely's injuries were not OF q serious
nature.
During the past two weeks number o
our citizens have missed articles Of more
or less value presumably the work o
tramps. p. L. Ceilings was the heavies
loser. All his clothing was kept in q
locked chest in John Kolar's blacksmith
shop. During the absence OF Mr.. Collingl
the chest wos broken open and ever,
article Of clothing stolen. His papers anC
1 letters were also taken. John Ill. Smith
had his sleeping room entered and (
valise containing his discharge, othe
valuable papers, album and clothin,
taken. The album and a few paper
we're afterwards found hidden under IN,
railroad water tank. George Hanson wa
also the loser Of suit OF clothes and ter
dollars. A good many tramps have bccI
here during the past month and the onl.
way to stop them is to have them arrested
and put to work on the streets.
Mohave County miner., 1888-11-10
Peach spring Letter.
PrAcn srnIxus, Nov. 9th. 1898.

EpIToR MlsEy:
On November I'd our invited guests
and our citizens attended masquerade
and social dance At Crook 8 new building,
which by his kindness, Was not partition
ed off for this occasion.
Everything passed off scy pleasantly
and all seemed TO enjoy happy time.
The following persons represented
characters an follows:
From Kingman--Mrs. Livingstone ~
Goddess Of Liberty; Mrs Frost, Sister Of
Charity; Mrs. Potts, Viyandiere; Mrs.
Taggart, Princess; Miss Howell, Dolly
Warden; Miss Eva Potts, sister Of ~.
Joseph; Dr. Livingstone, Datciman
Mr. Richard Taggart, Lafayette; John
Lynch, Kitchen Mechanic; l.. o. Cowan,
Colored Dude.
Present without masks we're Mfr. and
Mrs. T.. j. Goldman and Messrs. Lasseil,
Williams, Johnson, Hughes, lake and
steen. Misses Lola and frankie potis
were present, but not masked, and were
pleased by the sights.
From Needles, Cal, came Mr.. w. A.
Hancock as Devil.
From Hackberry--sliss Lou Britton
somnambulist Mr. Wm. Grant. Feather
Protector.
From Peach sprinss--Mrs. Atchison
from Columbus, Ohio, who IL visiting he'
sister Mrs. j. l. Nelson, as Schoolgirl
Mrs. Cohenour, Sister OF Charity; Mrs
Nelson, Jew Ticket Scaipsr; Mrs. Hyde
Hualapai squaw; Mrs. shale, Mother
Goose Miss Gcrtie Nelson, Topsy. Mr.
r. o. Hurst, Bearded Lady; Ben Mott
Old Woman; Geo. T. Smith, Fat Woman
J. l.. Nelson, Spotted Clown;J n. Cohen
our, Mikado; II. X, Hyde, Comic Suit
John Love, Dickens Fat Boy; Ben
Thompson, Japanese; Joe Richter, Fa
Dutclman; Chas. Love, Lawn Tennis
| Suit; ]. l.. Spikes, Ciinaman Harr,
Falck, Lady in Riding Habit; John Cal
lon, Comic Washerwoman T. W. Logan
Japanese; Con. Murray, Comic Dude
J. +. Brady, Soldier; i. r. Garner, China
man; VIM. Benson, Granger. Jnliu
Smith, Comical Dude; Jones', Man Witt
Table Cloth Suit; Dan Ross, Chinaman
Robert HeindmaD. Chinaman.
The Carpet Bag Gang were rcpresente'
by Chas. Hurst, as o X CoIored Man, c
G.. Reynolds az Black Diamond and Dicl
DeCaen rs Colored Carpet Bagger, wen
well represented, in fact all the character
were well carried out and some yer.
amusing mistakes were made,
Present, but nnmasked we're Mesdame
J. +. SOMERSET, T, w. Logan, Austii
Moore, J. II. Farlee, J. Lewis and Franki
Fay, Mr. Ford Atchison, from Columbus
Ohio, and Messrs. J. II. FarIee, Jane
Carter, &. B. Hammond, Chas. Donald
son, Robert Brockey, J. IL. Mollerine
Alex Mcdonald and several others.
A: midnight all adjourned TO Sam Sing
restaurant 10 fill up the inner man and t
recuperate for a continuance TO trip tn
light fantastic toe which was kept up unit
3 a. IN. when all retired 10 dream OF tn
happy time they had enjoyed.
| About the time all had left the Hall tn
bear hunters from Bill Williams Aonr
tains made their appearance and gaze tn
remaining few specimen Of how bea
would come down q mountain side an
also gave some Of the songs and dance
which they had enjoyed while campin
out. LET.
Mohave County miner., 1888-11-10
MARRIED.

AITREE-MATIER-In Kingraan, on Tues
day evening, November 9th 1855, at the resi-.
dcnce Of J. H. COfer. Esq, william Altkcn to
Mrs. Mary Matter, Re,. ". o, Biakcly otIcla,-
Ing.
FADILLk--ABkD0TA--I kingIasn on Tues.
day. November 9th, 1855. by the Rev. W. q.
Blakely, Tiburcio Psdiils to Francisco Aendo-
ia
Mohave County miner., 1888-11-10

BEECHER & CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERsIH
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS AMID SHOES
HATS, GLOVES, HOSIERY,
SKIRTS, FLANNELs, HOSE,
CHILDREN's DRESSES AND SKIRTs,
TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC., ETC.
Hardware, Wood,
and Tinware.
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND T0BACC0S
Mining Supplies
Of Every Kind and Description.
Barley, Wheat, Potatoes, Flour, Beans,
Bacon, Notions, Canned Goods, and
Everything needed by Miners and
the People generally.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERsOLD.
Sole Agents for the Giant Powder Company
KINGMAN AND MINERAL PARK, ARIZONA TERRITORY
GIVE US a CALL.
Mohave County miner., 1888-11-10

tli.0. The driver was ordered 10 throw
out the large mail sack, and on lifting II
from the bottom Of tho stage, In sight Of
the robbcr, the latter said he didn't know
whether he wanted IL or not. The driver
advised him TO let it alone, when Inc said
he would and ordered him TO drive on
Journal-Mincr.
Rev. g. ii. Adams has for some tune
been desirons OF establishing Spanish
Methodist church Ia this city, and recent
ly made trip to New Mexico to select a
suitable pastor. His trip resulted in the
selection of Rev. David Alva, who has
been engaged in the work in different
parts OF New Mexico, and comes very
highly recommended. The first service
will be held next Sunday afternoon at 3
o clock in the Methodist church and a
good attendance is desired. MFR. Adams
deserves a great deal OF credit for his
efforts in this direction. Tucson Citizen.
Mr.. Isaac D. Smith, Superintendent Of
the Locomotive mine, Quijotoa, Is ia the
city. Io represents the camp as In a
most fiourishing condition, some 20 men
being employed thereabouts. The Bo-
nanza mill is running Is stamps and the
other Eve will be started as soon as the
shoss and dies for the stamps, now on the
yay. arrive. Mr.. Picket. the present
superintendent, is mining man that
thoroughly understands his business and
under his management the Quijotoa
properties will yet DO a grand success.
Work is shortly to be recommended on
the Locomotive, Mr.. smiths mission
here being 10 secure men.-Citizen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
Goo in Sen meuen.
Sieet seIbftmoro Dor ?

Sine bel &ogers 8arf i'm See gefutoete
Getde lit ais Dielenige NlOen Wterrtr1dn' 9.
zines SobneS Don Nloen @t. Wterrinall, oes
Oberlebrers Der 0apeS>S dule, toelttttt5tR
tporoen. Der junge Werrimurl mar am 30.
Wtdr5 uuter %ltmitdnben, pelde auf Selblts
moro I0lteBen lleBen, plDBli6 lpurloS per>
i1tpunoen. st mar ettpa % Sabre alt
111o bate IN letnem jungcn Qeben fait nltr
W1tBertol9e 9ebdbt, ourh ipel6e CT Dol1tGnz
Dig e1ttr1utbtgt Durbe. @r mar dls gutter
0tedler BET DerI6iebenen @el6dftSftrmen in
Der Staot nit eile1n reht guten @ebalt an
9eitellt getDeien unO bate it'd genu9 erlpart,
I'm III SaniaS Gitp Elm @igarrens Gel6aft
anfangen 81 f0nnen. SnDeilen ging bas
@e16dft l6on inner6alb zines Sabres 81
@runoe, uno Werritran fam nah Chicago
5urtf. St 9laent, mas er bier ergriff.
mar er erfolglOs.
Sine 3ett lang mar ct Glerf in SO. 234
NbamsitraBe, inDeiien fat Elm gauges SSabr
lang, Dor ieinem 8eri1tpinoen, mar er 10
gut mie bei6dftigungSlpS. @r bate li6 etz
mas @jel0 er1purt unD lab ii6 nab elmer
@elegerbeit INN, IS gitnitig an5ulegen.
@noltd enti9loB er it6, ei1eft balben Nttz
tbeil Der N8di6erei geo. 233 8. 8anoolpbz
itrnBe, tpelde ban1alS Sam. u. OrmS6p
ge6orte, 3I fuufelt. Seine @ltern rietben
t6m Su u1l0 QlueS mar gum Nbl6luB oes
&aufeS bereit. Oterriman Der Neltere
lolIte einelt She'll 0e5 @jeloeS beiiteuerlt uno.
0as 0el6Gft lolte in Des QeBteren Jtanet
ein8etragen tperbelt, oamit Der iange Wierrtz
man nt6t bon @ldubigerlt beldittgt neroe,
Die our1 ben Bancroft pes Gigarrenz
@ei6dftS IN WettletOenl6aft ge5ogen Durz
ben.
9tm Sage mad Benz Q6idG1B 6es &aufea
mar Der junge Wferriman DerorieBlid uno
un3ufrteben. st iagte SrmSbp, eS l6etne
ibnt, oaB er umionit gelebt babe. 0es
Qtben0S ia9te er OrmSbp 2ebepobl uno lett
Der tpuroe er n!6t me0r 9eleben.
Oils Der Coroner BON Der 2lufft1our13 Der
Geibe acknowledgements, ertldrte Oerlelbe,
oaB lie na6 Der Wtorgue gebrdAt tper0en
miile, ebe ct etnen Snqueit abbalten tonne;
eS tpoHte iebo6 Nientaaa in 9togerS Barf
bic Soften Der lteberflbrung beirreiten, uno
iontt belt SrieOersri1ter ScoOiue 9ez
itern Q6eno cine iitforr1ele 2eid)enldau
ab. Die Qei9e bate a~ugeniheinli1 i6on
LANCE s3eit i'm Q8aiier 9elegen. Sn elmer
fanb man $21 in 4apiergelO. Der
8rnper Des Geritorbeneu ibenttftstrte Die
Get6e uno erfldrte, baB ietn Bruber ntft
tpobl nlebr ais 1874 bel ii6 gebabt baben
f0tne, ais er bas 6aus perlieB, ioodB er iebr
balD Darauf leinen SOB in ben Q8elen ge>
fu16en Da6en muB. Die @ltern tDer0en
beute Die 2eide a6Dolen laiien
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
Rdthfelhafter SeIbftmor0.

Gtnen- binit6tLi6 bes 8etpeggrun6es
i6einbar D6Hig nl1aufgefldrten SelbitmorO
begin9 Wfontag8ormtttag @enfrteo Sbelienz
tptB, Elm $50. 1863 6enrpltraBe D%obnenOer
vSultonltr 7Wfarfet" beiddftister Sleii6er,
inoem CT ith int @rogei6oB beS 6auies
SEQ. 481 9. Center Qlpe. eire &ugeI in Die
S6lGfe idoB. Sen BET Der trdurigen Ebat
benllBten &epoIner lteb fi6 Ser 2ebensmiiOe
porgeitern Mbenb BON benz, $50. 437 g.
Center Npe. pobnenoen @miI SreDer, nit
benz 8e1nerten, oaB er etnen 6uno t06ten
pole. @e1tern Worgen 8ing er in Treper's
SAanfptrtDihnft. l6rieb eini9e 3etlen an
ien1e Srau, itefte bas 8apier in Die Iai6e
uno be9ab it'd bann btnauS in elm bena6>
bartes @ro3eidob, UNI bier ben peratpetfelz
ten S6rttt 81 tbun. -.
Ser Selbftrtorb -bes SbefientptB lit beiien
Sron un0 ieiten Sreurben angeblt6 elm
DDui9es Gdtbiel. Der 31iGbrtge W1ann
bate etnen Iebensluftigen Sinn, an @elb
feblte es ibrh ni6t uno er ~ertpabnte ntemats.
init elmer Slide, baB t6mt trgeto @ttpaS
ni9t na6 8unl6 bon Staten gebe. yto6
3ebn Wetnuten Dor ieirem Gpoe madte er
Dem Sirtb gegeniiber einige ider5en0e
Benertungen. ST DinterldBt cine Srau
uno 5tpet &tn0er in giinittgen l1mltdnoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
Nod Elm lr1oro.
Gin S9anfpirth BET elmer Rauferei in 0en
unterIeib 9ei4ofen.

8on einem t00tIt6en Qusgau9e tpar
cine S6ieBeret begleitet, nelde ge1tern
Nben6 ettpa I'M 81 I16r Dor Der Shanfz
mirtbi6aft bon Sos. $. Slater, SEQ. 121
SO. 6arriionftr., 1tattfan6. @ttpd nm 6
ltbr 9erietben Der ST. 3u6tbdusIer 8iaD
Burns, alias Sont 8raoD. Elm Strol6 9taz
mems GtdeD 9ttleD nno 0er Prets6orer S.
6tn6 balelbft nit benz Dor Der v8ar"
fteheloen S6antmirtb Sames 6. @eli6,
bon Ser Gde Der 81. unb Barnelitr., lptpie
benz GommtiiipnsDGnbler Soief GroB BON
Der 9. Waterftr., in etnen Wortme6el,
ser balb in I66t:i6fetten ausartete. Burns
perieBte benz g8elib einen Sauit6teb ms
Nuge unb Die 9tauferei brobte l9on alge>
metn an tperoe11, ais Ser Wirtb uno Der
S6anfpdrter itb einmii6ten uno 6te BRET
&rafe9ler an Die Suit IeBten.
Gtpa um 81 uDr tebrte bas 9efdbrft6e
Srto 3uritd, unb auf Dem Settentpege Dor
Dem 2ncal muroe bterauf Der 3ntit bon
9teuem aufgenontmen. Burns 3og Die5>
NAL o6ne gSeiteres ben GeoolGer uro feuerte.
Die erlte Sugel fubr in Die 2uft, cine 5tpeite
jeop6 traf BEN S6anf:pirt6 gSelib in Die
W~fagengegen0 ul1o nit lautem Nufl6ret
brad Der in i6tper @etrofiene Suiammen.
gli6t 3ufrtebenselteM nit bieiem truurigsn
GreebntB, 500 Ser glei6faQs ouf WforO err
pi6te GileD iein S6ieBeiien berpOr ultO
felerte blitoltngs meDrere &ugeln ab, Die
aber teinen S6aoen anrt6teten. Die Dem
S6anitpirtb Neli6 Sugefii9te Wunoe
nabm einen t06tliGben 9erlauf.
Burns, Ser Wtorb6u6e, puroe burb tsn
Bolt5iiten O'0teiQ nad elmer per5peifelten
6eBja9o feitgenommeu unb in Der 0eSz
plainesitr. 7Station einseitedt, ebenio Sind.
Die l1ebrtgen enttamen. Burns traf crit
Dor 5tpei Wtonaten aus Scliet bier Elm, no
er tpege1 etneS @tnbruds, BEN er in benz
@rocernseiddft Der Sirnta &opneD Gros.
an Der Belteyn 2lue, begging, cine 5peiid1rige
9aft perbitBt bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
Oas erite Opfer.
Gin fInfidhrieer Knabe pom eirem KabeIz
babn=maeen Ger Norofeite eetootet. -
Der Kuti6er perbaftet. +

Oie Nor6ieite> Ga6elba6n bat 9onneritag
Qtben6 6os erite Menidenleben geforbert.
6einrth Senien, oas 81 Sabre alte SO6n>
bGnii6eu SattlerS Sans Se1ien, tDuroe al
Der q, @eass; nabe Der @rgeateltr., pom
Der in iiibli6er 9tt6t1ng oa5erfontmenoen
yQt1ntts> @rtp>Gar" geo. 1877, relp. elmer
bieier ol1gebdt1gten 2tncoGn Nue. : gGar"
$50. 6 erfaBt aIn0 am &opfe unb 8Drper 10
9rGBli6 Derlebt, 0aB Der unglitdIt6e &nabe
betnoRe augenbltdlt9 ietn .1unges Seben
eTllbiBte. y
gtad ben Qusiagen bon Nugen3eugen trtfft
Die S6ul0 al benz mor0erti6en Ilnfaue
9ttemanD anbers, ais Die 8obngeieui6aft,
begin. Den 6it6rer Der ygar"s oa ii6 Der
2eBtere burde Deri6ieoene umitGnoe oa5u
bate peranlaBt ieben miIiien, ietneu Bug
gum Steben e3u bringen Dber, bod gum
Oftnbeiten bic 6abrgei6Dinoi9feit beDeuteno
81 mGBt8en. '0te Yoti5et l6ien BON oer>
ielben Anii6t ~aus5u9eben, 6enn Der Wtann
puroe lrnr1ittelbar mad, benz I1nglildsfale
feitgenOmtnen, in Der 9arrabeeitr >Statton
eingeitedt uno 1nllBte bier oas GrgebntB oes
@oronerstnqueitS a6tparten, bas ieoo6 fretz
fpredeno lautete.
Der Sabroamm an Ser Gde Ser 0ens>
unb @ugenteitr. 1T in Solge Der Nnffibrung
zines gr0Beren 8aues abaielbit auf elmer
Strede BON ettpd 100 S6ritten nit fuBbo6
altfgei6i6teten Stetneit uno Sanbbaufen
beoedt, Die betna6e bis bi9t an DaS nett
Iide y@ar" >@eletie beranret6en. SIM
Sale bes plDBliden 9aberfontmlens elmer
y@ar" bleibt BEN sufGat9 bort pallirenoen
Yerlonen l6le6terbtngs ntdts an0ereS
iibrtg, ais enttpeoer onr6 eilten Sprung
auf Die Sano> poer Stetnbaufen, noer 0ur6
l6leuni9es 6iniiberipringen mad Der an>
beren Sette Der @eleile altssupeiden. Der
cine Qusneg lit nidt minber r%tsfant, ais
Der anbere, unb 0ngeit6tS 0ieier Tbatia6e
alIetn tp6re IS Yflidt bes 3ugfiibrers gez
tnelen, 1GngIam SIT fabren. Sin a1oerer
@ruro gu elmer iolden 8oritht hGtte fir
i'm Der letu loaen, .DaB. auf ben Sa1obGI=
fen bGuftg &tnoer 3u ipielen pflegten.
Ser feline Senlen ipar bon letuer We1tter
fur5 Oor Dem 11ufalle UNI a u6r na6 elmer
oil Der G~ugenieltr. beftnolidet fletneit
8u66anolun9 gel6idt poroen, Inn ieinem
iOeben beimgefommenen Gater cine 3eitung
81 bplen. Ser &nobe lief ne6en ben San0z
nrO Stetnbaufen entlang, ais Die yGars"
baberfalnen un0 er, DermltbltGJ betm QluS~
nei6en aus9leitenb, 3tptiden beioe ftel.
Der S6Goel bes N~errniten tpur6e BET benz
beftigen QlnpraI total 5eri6mettert unb 6as
@ebtrit ipribte na6 alien Seiten lumber,
tpoour6 Die groBe Sabrgei9ptn6tgfeit Der
Gar" betpieIen tptrD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
2Iuf ivinem poften Qao mo uo6t.

peinigt uns Der unermitblibe aAdG9etft Snbi9eIttou.
nit leiner uielbeuusten SetBel. Sober sbla9 lit iein
btabptiI9e8 Spmptom. &ein @enuB beim @iien,
tldglibeNotb mad b~emieI6en, penig Ober unter6robene
Ru6e our ~9tadDt3eit, @uporifen pd6renO Der frampf-
bafteu Snteroolle oes SCblaTs, eit Mufjte6en obne @rs
frii9un9 uuo appettt. Ntioigfeit unh Sdbneu tpGbs
renb beS Gags, 9teruofitGt ulO ytet5barteit Der Stims
ntnug, ia lelbit Mtpnomanie IN iebr ernften SGllen.
@ueS 9ieIeS 3u ~ertra9en lit idrper. 9tub notb=
meubig 9tetn SouienomaI netn 10 lan9e man fb
9pitetters Wt ageubttters, Der ytatton Spe3i=
ftfum 9egen otute ober GrDniide SnoIgeltton,. periHafs
fen tonu. Shit Der Mnpenonng Dieler Ar5enet begins
men beiBt nit Der 9eilung b~e9tnnen. 9bnele Sins
berun9 5nerIt, %obiolnte @usrottln9 bes SetoenS ned'
Der. Sic @a6rbeit oieier 8ebauptung, Die BON rns
mioerle9li9em SeugniB n~uterItiBt tuirb lit benz
omeritoniiben @olte mO1l6efannt. 9ailelbe lit nit
onoereu Der 5Saa. narnltb bag oa5 8itters nor Jieber
unb faltem Steber uno Observation-Disclosures Ihiibt
un6 ~bieielbett beilt uuo JterpoIitdt, SaqenletOen, 8ers
ftopfun9 utb gtierens unb 9laienletoen %beiettigt.