davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-13

ri ARA REIIE contributes a very
OIAnA OGI66 bright letter to to-
qnorrotO's DISPATCH. She talks of Mrs. james
@. Blaine, JT., and her desire for fame and q
divorce; relates an Incident of college drG-
matte performances, and speaks of the current
of trdUeL already setting totOdrd Europe.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-13
philnd.Inhia stnnk.

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks, fur
nished by Whitney Stephenson, brokers, No. 81
Fourth avenue. Members New York Stock Ex-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-13

NEW YozK-Clearings, sllSss7, ,s42; balances,
$685. ,9S5.
BosroN = Clearings s16S76544; balances,
8. .S28.5A Money X per cent
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-06

Gr bate gar teine 6urdt Dor benz flei.
nen aIten 6rduIein Qlurora nib Iieb lid
gang frenn6lid icinen Strobbut aui bic
Sunflsn 2odsn briiden, uo6ei er ibr
eifrig ersdbIte, baB CT nur ieinsu Dad
aus benz gBaIIer babe bolen DolIeh, mno
ba isi er 10 ms Qnufen 9etommen, bab
CT gar nidt mebr babe anbaIteu t0nnen.
Sic mar ber9lei9en frenu6Ii6es @nt.
sesentommen gar nidt 9ew6bnt uu6 bic
tinoIide 3utrauIi6teit rlbrte ibr aIteS,
pertn6dertes Serj.
.Bsnn Ou mid nidbt sebaIien bdtteft,
ldge ih iekt 6rin," ueriiderte ber fIeiue
Niann unb fab pieoer Su bent rnnSligen
@slidt aui nit isinen sroBsn, ireiien
glu9en, ruur i9abe nm meiuen Nal. "
sd merbe Dir morgen einsn nod
babi9ereu berbrinsen,4 iaste 6rduIein
glurora.
rgl9 ia, bitts!~ mar bic frobIide 9lnt,
mort, ,uer9iB es nibt!~
rg8erbe nidt. g9ie beiBt On 6enn,
tlsinsr 9err?@
Seinem glnSuse uub ieinen Manieren
ua9 mubte er pornsbmer unb rei9er
Qeute 5fino iein.
.9lbamsGbabbduS Don &irdmeiitsr,
iagts er raid unb ipran9, uieIe MnIe su.
riidnidenb, iciner berbeieiIenben Wdrte.
rim entsegen.
Utit perfinitsrtem @eiidt wenbete lidl
TrduLsin 9lurora RAID gum 6ortseben
nm; bas mar aIio sIbam.Gbab6dus'
iinsfer gntsI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-06

Der YroceB bate begonnen. Ons
sritauneu uno @ntiesen, Der Corn Der
6amilie Jtir9meiter mar unbei6rei6li6.
9Sie ber bdBlide. pera6tete 3lper9 i'm
Mdrden, Der plObIib gum 0tieien pd1It,
iibsr unermeBli9e S1dte gebieten6,
unter ieinen psinigsrn itsbt, 70 erldien
bic @eitalt ber alien, pera6teten, i6le6t
bsbanbsIten 9ouiine, bic man faum
tannte, auf Der Sirabs, itets iiberiab,
ME einIub uno ME beiu9te, in ben Sdus
fern Der 6ir6meiitsrs. Sbr giame
mtibte ii6 in iebes G,eipra9, in ieosm
Streile, better ober ernf, eroB ober Helm,
taudte bic tleine, pertilmmerte @eltalt
aus Der 9adltube auf, beidditiste man
lid nit ibr in Sur9t unS 8an9sn, Ser.
mutbun9en uno ielten Soiinun9en. Don
ibrer 2ie6e uno Site burfte man freili6
gar ni6ts ermarten. 99ie ber proceb
ausfieI, mar nidt gu betimmen. llno
ni9t allein, baB Der san5e erbs NIB
ei9entbiimli6e 8eliS ber 6amilie i'm uns
siinitigiteu 6aue perlorsn mar, nein,
6rdulein 9iurora uerIan9te au6 bann
nod Serausjablung oer Summen, INN
ueIde 2lbam-Gb Gbao6dus ben uripriineli.
den @ertb Der @iiter seiddOist. limb
ouieI mar ii9er, baB bic Sitter nidbt
untsr ieiner 98irtbi6ait 9eponnen bats
ten, baB bic berauS,uSableube Summ
cine gang enOrme ieiu muBte.
Die 8sitiirSuns ieiuer SObne, Sdwie;
ssri6bne NIB Go9ter mar cine sans
ratblole.
g8as tbun2
gSar cs ni6t m6sIi9, bic Gouiine su
6seinfiuleH2
gBsr ioIte bas wossn? g9er bate
sinen plauiiblen SOrwapo, iie aui3u'
iu6en?
2lber am GuSe 6uritc man ii6 ni6t
iibeeilen. Sic tonnte ben ProeeB per:
Iiereu.
! Dan ueridoiite f5 9enuus 6enntniB
ber Sadlnss, bes i'm Geltament porbans
beneu 6ebIers.
@r bsltano in Der 9lusIaims cines
9lamens. Ioam.Q babodus mar MIR ais
Der dltsite Sobn ieiues Bnters i'm Eeitas
msnt auigeiiibrt woroen unb ais ,nd6.
tier 8erpanbter" bes @rbInIitrs. Sein
glams mar uidt 9enannt porben un6
6rdulein aurora itano bem 8eritorbenen
I'M perponOti9aitIi9eu @rabe iulf
sbenio nabe.
Sic mar nun idon bod In bic abt,ia.
Selblt tonnte lie pom benz euentneuen
@swinu ibres Yrocefes teiuen glueem
mebr bnbeu. sic wiirbe aIio einen
SrbeH ernennen.
9ermutbIid cine @obItbdtisteits.
anitalt, Ober cine Uisnassris, o6er Gin
Stiit fur alte Suusiern Oaraus MAIDEN.
Dian faunte iie 10 Iueuis uno traute ibr
oarum gltles gu. Yorlduiig traute ii9
is6enialIs teiner ibrer ;ittefn6en Ser.
pnnotsn su ibr. 9lud mar es ia nod
mOsIid, 6aB goGm.IbaoedHs ben Bros
ceb sspaun. glber ale redtstuuSisen
9snte Sudtsn beoentIid bic g6leIn:
.ShIimml S6Iimml" Der bcriibm.
tsits, fsinite JteftsaupaIt Der Siaot
tauO ibr Sur Seite,
VISamsEBaUSdps gotie ui4t Iauss bas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-06
Der ersbte aimserfeesn.


llnmeit Aaentown, Ed., ftarb tiirSIid)
elm Wann Gamens Seifnet, iln6 bel bic,
ier geIegenbeit srfubr man, baB 6srfeIbe
Su elmer Gamilie sebort bate, bic nidt
iueni9er. aIs Al Jtin6er un6 aubsrbsn
nod Stisftinb bsiaB.
Der 9Ihdlide Batter bieIes tsinSer.
beeres mar Sobn Seiiner, peIde Dor 4
Sabren in Renbins, Pa., 100 er pobnte,
auf benz 8abnseleilc ;ufduig gei6btet
purbe. gr mar cine iebr bstannte gsr,
i0nIidteit, mas junddit wobl auf 9ie6.
mtns feiner Swergbaften unb bufclisen
@eltaIt ;n ieten 1T. gs Iobnt ii6, ieis
nen eebensIauf nit einisen Striden ju
itisSireu.
SobH SeiIner erbIidts I'M Sabre 1915
in Der beuti6su Hei6ss6auptitabt an Der
Spree bas 9i9t ber QSeIt, fam ls43
na9 9Imerita uno IieB iid baI6 in
9feaoing nie6er. no &c Bis sn ieinem
Gooe als 9umpens un0 YapieriammIer
tbdtig mar. lleber feline 6amilien:
gei9idte bat man erit fur5 urr ieinem
glbIeben, geIesentlitb eines gipiIproeelies,
in rueldem er 3euse mar. Ndberes an
ben Gag 9eforoert. Srei Sabre por ieis
ner gluspanoeruus nabm er in Dsutid.
Lamb feline erite 6rau, weIbe ibm binnen
Sabreu II 6inoer bei9eerte. Snl
eriten unb sueiien Sabre Der @be i9entte
lie ;weinaI 3willinsen 6as 9e6en, in
ieoem ber nd6lteu Sabre fameu Drill
hinge sur WeIt, i'm iiebenteu Sabre er.
i6ien nod ein Sobn6en, unb balo bn:
raul itarb bic 6rau,-,u eiusr 3eit, oils
bas dltelte ber II SIeinen Seiiner srit Z
Sabre alt mar. Der g8ittper engu0irte
nun bic 0ienite elmer jun9en Sausbdltes
rim uno Yfeserin; baIo besann er, aud
ibr SerS gu engagiren, : uno sipar nit
grfoIg. Sdon swei Mlonate nab benz
Gooe Der erlten Satin fano bic Seiratb
ltait.
6rau Seiinrr 9to. 2 perniebrte III ben
beiben erlteu Sabren bic SamiIie nm nur
9 Rinber, in ben nd9iten Sabren aber
nm lo,-ieoeS Sabr ein 3pilinsspnar.
Dam identte iie SABRE lang ie einem
Rinbe bns 2ebeu. @be wieoer elm nciles
Sabr ieinen RreisIauf uollenOet bate,
iegnete iie oas 3sitli9e. Bon ben so
Stin6ern, pelde bisber bsm bieberen SSobn
geboren worOsn waren, bate er IL
burd ben Sob perloren. Die 20 iibri:
gen 5fin6er binOerten ni6t, baB cine
iunge Wittipe, bic ibrerieits l 6inO mit'
bra6te. benz YudeIissn bic Sanb gum
Yun0 far's Qeben reidte. Oiele brittle
Satin bra9te es binnen 10 Sabren aud
nod auf o Stinber.
Das 6inSersIiid un6 bic 3ufrieSsns
belt Der Seiiner'i6en Samilie wurOsn
ipridm6rtIi6. 9iatiirIi9 mbte Der
Batter in ieinem @ei9dfte itets mie elm
StIaue arbeiten, nm bic picIen MduIer
Su itopfen; babel mar er aber eiuer Der
Initisiten unb 9emiitbIi3iten Sente in
Genoing.
@ines Cages I'M Sabre 1855 wurSe
CT, wd6reub CT iber has @eleiie Der
0tea6ing '9obn 0iis, Don eiuer 6aber:
iauienben locomotive erfabt unb ausen.
blidIi6 get6otet. g9er ueiB, wie nett
obne bieie GrasoOie : Die 6uS einSise
uirtlide llnsIiif in SeHners eebeu mar
Der 5tiuberiesen 6sr 6anilie nod sss
bieben wdre Son ben ~ 8inberu iinb
nod % am 9ebeu, bic meiit III 5teaOins
mobnen, no aud bic g9ittpe lebt. Gs
lin6 a9tbare uu6 bstriebiame geute.
9luBerbaIb bes Wtormonentbums bat
piellsibt nie in ben Ser. Stnatcn nod
cine 10 tinberrei6e 6amiIie eriitirt, uie
bic SObn Sefiners.
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@ie man fortsebt.

1
Der gerfoIsie sibt 6erfenseIo.
Der gniIarute biiidt iid).
Der Belbimte siebt a6.
Der G'efrGhfte ninunt boftih 9l6Ibieo.
Der vuor Cen JtOpf @jeltoBene~ ma6t
&ehrt.
Der Sinausaspieisns empfiebIt ii6.
Der Grtannte idIeidt fi4 uou bannen.
Der Sbiiler fneiit aus.
Der ungeratbene SobB bampft Gb.
Der @ieiabrruitternbe persiebt iid, ma9t
ii6 unii9tbar.
Der alnsetIasie entSiebt lid.
Der 9efrie6iste ssbt db.
Der linbefrieSiste tebrt ibm ben 0iiifcn.
Der llnsebulbi9e IdBt ibn ftebsn.
Der 6rieofertige b,ebt fi9 nm.
Der ause9ausene wen6et iib ab. .-a
Der 9erniinitise gebt einer Bs9e.
Der llHgebetene madt fitb blum.
Der aeflie anseIauiene" idisbt ab.
Die @inoringIinse rdumen bas 6eIo.
Der StroId i4IdSt ii5 ieitudrts in bic
9iide.
Der golititer fli6tet.
Der Solbat Osieriirt.
Der 6eino fliebt.
Die 6raa Iduit ibm bauOn.
Der @eidditsmann ma6t ii6 Ouf bic
Striimpie.
Der 2t9ent mo9t Die Gbiir pom auBen gu.
Der SidaufUpferuoe scBt babel gum
1eufet.
Der SterbenSe i6riImpft ab.
Der Mietber riidt aus. ~
Der SohfapIer uerbuitet. EEDI
Der 9ieb mddt ii5 aus bem Staube.
Die eabenbiebin mndt lid bapOn.
Der 8anterottma9er ueridpinbet.
Der 8etriiger ninpnt 0teiBaus.
Der W6rber iu9t oaS g8ete.
Der Strdfling entIpeidt. -
Der @efan9ene bri9t aus.
Der Gaiiirer 9ebt bur6.
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Sd bin bro6Ios,' iaste Der Bader,
ca bate sr feline sanIe Waere usrtoGit'
rGius 3siii9rift," fasts ter S@rei'
Der, ba aFbsitsts F i'm NsseFb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-06

Iern suriideelahsn baben. Die 3inisn
waren regeImdbis an ibren 9fedtsanuaIi
se3ablt iporoen, un6 mad beHsn inswi.
iden erfol9tem Gobe an ben Radfolser
bssieIben. Rad benz @unfbs Der alien
DAME waren bic Summem uou in ibre
0dnbe gele9t woroen, ipie in ben Bi9ern
Der 6srrsu gnpdIte perSei6net mar.
Sm NadIaiis gluroras fanb fid nidts
ais bunbert 0baIer baares @,eIb. DAP
fie ltill uno eirsesosen peiter oeIebt
bate, mar melt betannt. $50 bate
I6rduleiu aurora pon Rirdmeiltsr bas in
ben aebn Sabreu anseiammeIte RapitaI
gsIanen2
Gum Grben bes Maiorats mar bsr
liingfe GnteIlobn bes 9lbam.G Gbabedls
pom 8ir6meiiter srnannt, wie isiu @jrobs
pater 9loam.Gb Gbab6dus sebeiBen, ;ur 3eii
Sdiiler auf elmer 6ittersqlfabemie, BEN
i6@, 10 bisb es I'M Geitamrnte bss 6raus
Ieins, neinit eisenbdn6is bas eeben &C..
rettet babe, ba er nod elm fleiuer 8ube
pon pier Sabren mar. Sab' mid uidt
9emeIost, neil i9 auf Dantbarteit pon
Der 6amiIie weiter ni9t geredust babe.
Seimlid mar bee sSunse nit isinem Jsin'
bermdo9eu juei ober brei Nfal bel mir.
g8ubte aber ni9t, bag er bel Der Grbs
taute mar uno besbaIb gar Iisb unb Sus
trauIid: Sabe mid ipdter, aIs er oui
S9ulen fam, weiter na9 ibm ertunoi9i
un6 seb6rt, baB er gut tbdte unS ssstn
arme 9eute b0fli9 ifi, iibsrbaupt aus BET
9Irt idIage. Oa babe id 9eiast NIB
seidriebtn: gs bIeibt babel, ber ioa es
gIaes babsn. Sd Mil in Dsdenielb be-:
graben werbsn, po i9 ais 6inb geipieIi
babe, un6 an einem S8e9e 3ur Jtnbe 9e.
tbau perben, no man Oft poriibsrtommt,
our Mabnuns fur Steue unb 0unt:
bartlett.
6rau Qia pon &ir9meiifsr erIebte ben
Seim9uns ber perbabten gouiine midi
mebr. Sic mar i9on uisl friber usbsn
;ueien ibrer erwadiener So5ne auf BEN
6rbbesrabnib beiseistt ruorbsn.
Die gtnberen, Aae perbeiratbst, tn
9lmt uu6 9rot, lebten in ber 99eIt per.
ftreut un6 tamen ieIten unb ungern mad
SedeufelO.
0a iaB nad pie Dor Der piuiIbe Rird:
meiiter", iest gang allein, elm eiseniinni:
ger, wunberIi9er, bsspotifdsr glIter,
ipirtbidaftste allein unb trieb feline GjsIb'
sei9dfte aIleiu, nit 9Irstpobn un6 Mib:
trouen feline SeIbltberridaft bepa6ent
unb beluabreub, SupeiIsn miIbIrembsn
9suteu, bic CT ME nit einsm 2Iuge ssis:
ben, willfiirIideS Dertrauen i6sutsn6,
mas SulueiIen idlebt uersoIten wurbe.
Don benz @rben burfte ibm gliemanS
ipre9eu. @r bate ben 6nabeu ME &C:
ieben unb ioI9te ber alien Grabition,
gIufsebruuscnes bIinb gu baiien, &C.
treuIi9.
Der iunse Manu mar CUR 3eit, NC
mir ibn tennen Iernsn, Sfficisr unS be-:
jos pon ieinem Yater, bsr sinen b6beren
SeamtsnpOiten ueriob, cine mdBise Gus
Ia9e.
5weiter Gbeil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-06

Guild, Gui9! Oietrib, Mannl Den.
Ten Sic elm unosres Mal an S5bre isIis,
@r0bmuttsrl Gui&, Eui@l 81
tommt!"
8apeameiIfer 0ietrib, psI6er bus
Meulitcorps bes llIanenre9imsnts mil
6lciB nnb GaIent Su sinem melt unb
brett renommirten gena9t, fubr auf aus
einer Iei9ten Grdllmerei unb Der i9warSf
Sattltod ilo9 empor. Gui6I
Die brauier6eu, irSbIidsn Com,
idmetterten in ben Saal binein, in mel.
dem Oas gauge OiiieisrcOrps rpis &c:
p6bnlib gum Diner periamueIt mar.
9tur Elm PtaS mar big iett ilnbslebt &c,
blieben uuo man mar iait am SaIub.
gSie aae Gage bate man iid 3ur BE-;
ltimntten StunOe gesen llbr im gaiinu
periammelt uno an Der elegant, aber ein:
fa9 9ebeften Gafsl Ylab senommen.
Sariiber bin9 cine SdHseIampe uon se.
walti9en Oimeu iionen, beren blenbsnoes
llnterIibt ior9iam nit elmer 0fiI9sIass
tlppe geo6mpit war. Das fiIberne 8es
tied Dor ieoem 6upert mar nit BEN
98appen bes ieipeiIigen 9eiiters aeSei6.
net unb blieb oem 9tesiment, menu bers
ieIbe es perIieB, aIs @rinnerung ;uriid.
Sas Borsellan uno @las mar iein uu6
eoeI in ber 6orm. S9alsn nnb Semi;
friige pon 9etriebeuem Silber nit tauals
Ieriltii9en @mblemen. Man trant Iei6te
EiIhweine - 9fotbwein unb goIbgelben
.uItt. S..s q 'Sa. yggI Ie'I.s'laloh' eu
SGW'a'g Us' Ssl'a.S'su S'a@.e T. ptl
Spast,.;. T.',.9as Uab % nsu" IVY U.' @ 0sn .aglaen
c..em ..Ws S.'" 81 ''" 's'u9''l'e"
~.leg'O',tsa 'dS;' nv. on'uuSo9.
,rs ~, .;s.s s"s,9a,'ns re- .,I.s 'uas .a.ua. sagm
Wy ' .'',s. - p't ou..ss stl'g.eusnsh Nun'e'
'"0In ~. s.Vs,' s, y, o.s SaYs Oeaple.
"' eoS ros os',',,, N.Y. n,rS%ne$3s,, Gi,s S..'."
~e"b IVY, 'U'' electromagnetic
=, gSa ipeg.. o'.gn9o'l IIh9 l~o" an
"V't NV S"s GIl'H :" ms';"s'' 'int'.n ,1r.x
II, Sous VI lsos' O'5'9""9 l~'e"'eh
V'l,gnaa Us'tH!g'
DSt.uaU'" DStitag ""
"eMslo n.,r.a
"9Ga''' "aIa. ". l'@ OtssGo,, Np;. .oa
SS;t Ssr Ss;fasrsS"rtfIS
mNi Sb;t her OIrmin 2A
ny sntt n;1, Soront Sp;, .;,. .r,..
,sIS,nms w '' "''
gits S(omm,9 sfhomtp ,,,S nor.
Ioh,TSs o ' ''''
Oos ldjn,edt mad, Gutel4
'9(uf meine Gbre O&euoieria wie 81,
Spaben = uu6 loiIm ginen nidt an
94orie fommeu "a rief Der Giuoetreten,
[adenb Srbouuou, = Sett bisrber
piel unh Sic beibeu mSiiipen sIrmIeuht,,
bier oui bic beiben Gu6en unb stmos n,
triufeu fir SSon,lImeifter meihoeIi,o,Itrr
- fommt oleib 4
SolIa WoiIow Naeufa - 70 reSe
Sobf eheiut mobrboitio Grnif an
iein 10 o o"
o;,,,.n.,, -. m.Som Ofs;...,.,s
,,s 5a;. S;iIs;r.'.an ~ "l'', .spu'' 'r.. a"S
sM osn Yuu.esU n, Vn. lpe09lsse hpw
m'S. '"i. SoO.s .;..M NV. 1.nst s, 1.. O.Opn, o:
Nv uSS%; Nt;;.;rs,;s4 Wv ~ Sy hS Ou'..ss @ | S.Us..n
tx tx Snr nj, s.sy D'O ,,;; m'I SOsI.a ,USIo.,
IVY wv" ~" w u".n.as". e'l'W'S'
""0c'"". y" aO''s'" 'V''''" 81,
sSa, ia, meme 9erren-oerloot-altt
Slamne-lsl!t'n'el.tale, lsbr uette etrbes'
pswaiD : telnsn Oeut SermSgen, dber
9Sn, sm, aSoIi9st u !. NJ; S9ut ~obI
III oleleni reallltll9en 5eltalter."
SsSsr1 sserF
r6rduIein o6sr Wib Barbara Solit."
pSa pobI. ia = itimmt. SD babe
feIblt nit anssisben, wis ssir6meiitsr 10
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Sordl SdOn rollen bic @asen Der
forteilenben @dite uon ber Jlampe.
SeBt, glaes fill, uerIoiien, pereinIamt.
euusium erIOi3 bos 2i6tmeer, bas pon
ben 6enitern bes Souies in bic iiuitere
Serbitna6t binousseleudtet, gum fr0bIis
den @ebnrtsta9sfeite labsnO, unb Ous
Oio9sIu bss nieOerseworfeneu Monnes
mif4te ii6 nit benz SeuIen 6eS 8inSes,
Oer bic derriiene tSabne ge9sn bic bie'
senbe Stansc i9Iast.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-06

Sn benz punberIi6en, ii6erihuten.
perl6norfelten @iebeI,immer mb @ebirn
oes UrduIein glurora pon airdmeilter
begaben iib sur ieIben 3eit gar mert.
miirbi9e unb unerb0rte @eidibten.
Ole mar nun i9on bo9betast, bate
lib aber bel ibrem slei9f0rmi9en, reoeI.
mdbissn eebsn fuit CUR ni9t uerdnOert
unb ibr @rOl sessn Die 9erpan6ten mar
nit ibr gsaItert uno unuerdn6srt oe.
bIieben.
glud bic S6bns bes glbam.Gbobbaus
batten nad einem uuslaubIib fIhdtiaen
Beiu6 6nrdaus weiter feline 9loti, oe:
nommen Don ber armsn alten SSunoier
Eante. .5enbi ridt eiHmal 10 piel. Sie
lab Iis ab nnb ju an ii9 poriber reiten
ooer fobrsn, peun iie ibre reaelmdEiasu
Spatiersdnss in bic PurtanIasen Ser
Siabt madte.
gines Cages siu9 fie bort au6 am
Ranoe eines tiinltIi9 gesrnbenen, aber
redt tiefen 9eides unter ben Bdumen
Ipa5leren. Auf einem freien YIGs in ber
gedbe ipieItsn Sin6r unter ber gluflidt
ibrer BonneH unO &inoermds6sn 6anss
ball.
Ginsr ber Bale fog abIeits un6 roltc
ben eiwns abltirjsnben pfab binunter
benz Teide ju. Der tIsine Sunse, benz
II gebOrte, in atbemloier Sait binterber.
linEebIbar pdre Der tltiue SerI, Der itart
i'm Sdub bes 2auiens mar, fopilber in
ben 9ei6 eetaIlen, wenu er nidt bi6t,
uaanS bidt an BEN seidbrIideu, fell I'M:
Hkrtsn Ranbe, Der tsiu @sIdnber true,
ku 9inberniB nufssb0Iien mar.
kliue, aIte Sittrise 6dnb6eH,
nQmldIansen, aber I'M
unb bes Sdredss
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-08-01
LOOKS SUSPICIOUS.
Burke Gets Flush ~ u Prominent
Clan-na-Gacl Reaches Wipncpeg.

Ever since Martin Burke was arrest
ed in Winnipeg and began his fight
against cxtradition, Judge Lougnocker
and Chief Hubbard have been puzzled
rs to where the money came from to
enable him TO hire expensive lawyers.
Now it has been learned from assistant
States Attorney Baker that n man
known TO be close friend OF the Clan
na-Gacl leader in Chicago, appeared
in Winnipeg. Next morning Burke's
lawyers ordered u copy Of the record
in cXtradition proceedings, and an
nounced that he would make applica-
ton for writ OF habeas corpus. A
largo sum Of money was required for
the move, and there was no intimation
before that IL would DO forthcoming.
The Chicago detectives in Winnipeg
and Chief lIubbard's force are wording
hard TO find out what the connection Is
between the arrival Of the Chicagoan
and legal proceedings and look for
great things.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-08-01
AXTELL COMING.
This World-Famous Iowa Colt VIII
he at the State Fair.

Definite arrangements have been
completed for the appearance of the
famous colt Axtell Mt the coming State
Fair in series Of exhibition trots.
Secretary Shaffer returned from Inde-
pendencc, where he had gone TO per-
sonally consult with the owner, Mr.
Williams, about the arrangements, and
ne was more than happy over the sue
cess of his mission. AXtoll was entered
some months ago in the three-ycar-old
stake race, but since that time the
officers OF the Agricultural Society
conceived the idea of Series OF cXhi-
bition trots, and Mr.. Williams consent
cd to this new arrangement, and the
colt was accordingly withdrawn from
the stake race. This new arrangement
will give general satisfaction. Every
body in Iowa has heard of Axtell, and
Is proud of his record and fame because
he is an Iowa horse, and the rush 10
the State Fair to see him in u series Of
exhibition trots will be something
wonderful. The owner is constantly
besieged with letters and telegram,
from cities and fair societies wanting
to make engagements for Axteli, but
he naturally prefers to favor the Iowa
Fair. Omaha has been especially
anxious to get him. AT the present
time Axtcll is enrOutc for Eastern cities
and will during the next few days give
exhibition trots ut Cleveland, Buffalo
and Rochester.
Tho officers of the State Fair have
decided TO honor Axtell with special
stable, where the public may at all
times conveniently see the wonderful
animal. For this purpose the nina
ture stable will be largely built out Of
glass and slightly elevated so as to
make the house readily visible. This
will give all who do not care TO sec the
races n chance to at least see the horse.
This glass stable will be something
novel and placed in prominent place.
Mr.. Shaffer speaks in the highest
terms OF the farm and buildings OF Mr..
Williams ut Independence, whore AK
tell was raised and now has his home.
AXtell's quarters are as clean and
wholesome as the finest private res
dences, and every care and attention
is constantly bestowed upon him.
Mr.. Williams has entered five or six
horses besides Axtell for the coming
fair, Of which the colt Allcrton is one,
and will do his share towards adding
10 the list OF attractions.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-08-01
CONFIDENCE OPERATORS,
How the Wife ola Prize Fighter Stole
Jcwclry From Her Sister.

Jack Burgess, the notorious prize
fighter and confidence man, and his
wife, Nettie, who are wanted in New
York Tor stealing $1,000 worth of
jewelry from Mrs. Frank HURT, sister
OF Mrs. Burgess, have been arrested in
Detroit. The sisters are daughters of
n once noted Massachusetts clergyman.
One married millionaire HURT, late at
the head of the Ponds Extract COM
pany, and the other married the pugi-
list. Jack did not support her and
Mrs. HURT was regularly called upon
10 aid her sister and incidentally her
brother-in-law. Mrs. HURT deposited
her jewelry with jeweler for safe
keeping. Having been invited to the
old guard ball last January she sent
for the jewels and found they had been
withdrawn on forged order by Mr..
and Mrs, Burgess, who had suddenly
disappeared. She soon after received
pawn tickets for the valuablcs. She
notified the police, who finally located
the Burgesses in Detroit. Mrs. HURT
has divorce suit pending against her
husband, whom shc charges with
cruelty and drunkenness.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-08-01

blister Is not the only thing man has Oh
the tip Of his tongue when he puts the wrong
end OF cigar IN his mouth
Speak gently TO The waiter, for indeed. re
may be future ID. ID. Tho hotels are full OF
I'm,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-08-01
THE ELKINs MURDER,
The Confession OF the Eieven-Year.
Old BOY,

A few nights ago in Elk township,
Clayton county, Wesley Elkins, but
little more than eleven years Of age,
murdered his father and step-mothcr,
After committing tho crime he took
his infant sister in carriage and
drove four miles TO the nearest neigh
Dor, reporting that he had discovered
his parents murdered aud had fled to
preserve his own and his sisters life,
July Goth he confessed himself the
parricide. In the house resided John
Elkins, aged I5; his wife, Hattie Ell
kins, aged %; an infant daughter, and
the boy Wesley. The night Of the
murder Mr., Elliins, his wife and babe
occupied the bedrooms, while Wesley
wanted TO sleep in tho barn. In the
morning the frightfully manglod bodies
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Elkins were found on
tho bed. The former had been shot
through the head, while the latter had
been beaten 10 death with club. Her
head was crushed almost into jelly.
The room presented u terrible sight,
with walls and ceilings, bed and noor
all despatched with blood. Az first
suspicion rested upon u cousin as the
perpetrator Of tho crime, based prin-
cipally upon evidence given before the
coroner's jury by the now selr-con-
tossed murderer. To Judge Hatch
Wesley Elkins related the story OF the
crime. He had some difficulty with
his father The night Of tho murder
he slept in the barn. Between and
. o'clock he got up aud went TO the
house and took down rifle which was
hanging in the kitchen, loaded IL, and
went into the room where his father,
mother and sister were sleeping, I'll
placed the mu22lc Of the rifle near my
fathers head he said, "and sent
bullet through his brain. This fright
encd my mother and she arose and |,
knowing that | was discovered, went
into the kitchen, seized II club, went
back into the bedroom, and killed my
mother. ! staid around the house
about thirty minutes, then decided 10
arouse the ncighbors. took the baby
from the bed, where il lay between It's
dead mother and father, took il into
the adjoining bedroom, removed its
blood-stained clothing, ana with IL In
my arms went to neighbours and re-
lated the crime that had been com
mittcd, but shielded myself. | am
guilty OF the crime" Tho boy-mur-
dcrer bears IN intelligent look, and
many, Notwithstanding the confession,
believe that the story is told to shield
some one else.