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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11
BT TSlNESS FOR BLAINE.
Irish-Americans Arrested in Queenstown.
Honor TO the Princs-Henry George
in England.

LONDON, March 1.-THE annual dinner
of the Cornishmen residing in London
took place at the Holborn restaurant.
Mr.. Thomas B. Bolitho, member for st.
Ives, presided and the attendance was
unusually large. Toasts were drunk TO
the Prince and Princess of Wales as the
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall. The en-
tire company. with the exception of one
man. drank the toasts standing and con-
cluded by singing GOD Bless the Prince
of Wales" The exception was Mr.. Cony-
beare, member for CanboIne. When it
was observed that lie did not rise to his
feet with the others, wave of indigna-
ton swept over the company and the
offending member was greeted with cries
of "Stand up; up, YOU skunkr' "Turn
him out, etc. The uproar finally became
so general and SO intense Mr.. Conybeare
seemed TO he in danger of personal vio-
lence, and realizing his position, he
stood up.
BUSINESS FOR SECRETARY BLAINE.
Michael Doneghy and his wife, passen-
gers ON an incoming steamer from
America, were arrested ON their arrival
at Queenstown for having revolvers and
ammunition in their baggage.
HENRY GEORGE IN ENGLAND.
Henry George arrived at Southampton
and was met by a large party of friends
on board of a tender. When Mr.. George
appeared on deck, he was loudly cheered
by his waiting friends, and as he was
ON the steamer shouted "Good-by." Mr..
hotel, London.
ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
Five Anarchists have been arrested at
AK la Chapelle as the result of carefully
conceived and executed plan devised and
carried out by Police Commissioner
Mohlig, who is an especial favorite of
Chief Kruger of Berlin. Mohlig spent
several weeks in London and Brussels
watching the movements of the men.
and tracked them finally to the place
where they were arrested. They will
shortly be tried before the high court at
Leipzig. 1t is said that Mohlig was sue
cessful in obtaining evidence sufficient to
convict every one of the prisoners of
participation in several Anarchist plots
against high government officials.
CASTING PEARLS BEFORE SWINE.
A few days ago passenger ON one of
the steamers plying on Lake Como at
tracted the attention of his fellow pas
sengers by giving to the porters and
others connected with the vessel small
packages of brilliants, which they threw
away on the arrival at Colyco. believing
that the stones We're worthless. The
mans strange actions were reported to
the police, who arrested him. From ex-
animation of papers on his person it was
ascertained that he was Leopold Ian
dauer, a noted diamond merchant OF
Berlin. In his pockets were found So.
900 francs worth of diamonds and it is
estimated that the value of the stones he
gave away is one quarter of that sum.
He was examined by medical expert,
who declared him to be insane.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
The Week in Wall street a Disappointing
One for Spectators.


One for Spectators.
NEW YORK, March 11.--Ten days ago
there appeared to be such good buying
Of stocks and so strong tone develop
ing in the market that the expectation
seemed to be general of much activity
and higher prices the past week. The
expectation has been disappointed. The
market has been dull most of the time,
and prices are about where they were,
or lower. London sold stocks and sent
us lower quotations every morning.
Then came the great fall in the price of
the bank and copper stocks on the Paris
bourse, eliminating, according to the
cable advice, in something like panic.
Hence our market closed Saturday with
stocks coming out freely to the tune of
declining quotations; and had it been five
hour day we should probably have seen a
lively raid by the bears, forcing some of
the bull people to unload without much
regard to price. There was enough un-
loading of long stock as it was, to indi-
cate trouble for this week.
The bulls argue that the general busi-
ness situation is improving; that railroad
earnings show a larger traffic than last
year, the demand for money is increas-
ing, bank clearings show comparative
increase, and the iron market is better,
some grades of iron having risen % cents
per ton the past week. On the other
h;,nd. collections are still reported unsat-
isfactory; there have been some import
ant failures and the aggregate of failures
is larger than last year.
The coal companies hold meeting
Tuesday to establish a new scale of prices,
and the question simply is how much the
reduction shall be-. The output OF an
thracite is over S87, 900 tons below last
year, and the stock on hand is large.
While some insist that the years con-
sumption viii be as large as last year,
others say it viii be 2,000, 900 tons less.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11

EOR SALE "A FRESH cow, calf by
i her side, OF Jersey and Holstein breed.
A good milker and perfectly gentle Apply TO
VIM. Z. Feldmeyer, % Cornhll street. s6w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11
Esd on AS ACTIVE PUBLIC CAREER

Representative r. w. Townshend, OF Hi
nois, who died here, was born iii Prince
Georges county, Md, April So 1910. In his
boyhCod Mr.. Townshend was a page IN the
house of representatives at the same time
Senator German, OF Maryland, was similarly
employed In the senate. While serving in
this capacity Mr. Townshend attracted the
attention Of the Hon. Samuel s. Marshall, a
Democratic co ngressnian from southern Iii
noIs who invited him 10 go west and read
law In his Office The invitation was accept
ed. and young Townshend took up his resi-
tence in McLeansboroagh, Ilis., where Judge
Marshall resided. Here he studied law, at the
same time assisting in the office of the clerk
of one OF the courts. When scarcely of age
he was elected court clerk, a responsible posi-
tion, the duties OF whicn he discharged with
ability. He was afterward nominated by the
Democrats for prosecuting attorney, and
elected, but had served bu1 a short tinle when
Judge Marshall determined to retire from
Congress.
Mr.. Townshend was first e.ected a member
of the Forty-fiith congress, and was re-
elected again and again, representing con-
tnuously since that lime, and up 70 the close
of the FIftleth congress, the Nineteenth
Illinois district He was also a member
elect OF the Fifty-iirse congress He was q
legislator Of decided ability and great indus
try, taking an active part in the debates in
the house on leading questions and devoting
a great deal of time to committee work. He
was for several sessions member of the ap-
pllations committee, and in the last congress
was chairman of the military committee.
Sergeant at Arms Leedom, OF the house Of
representatives, is engaged in making the
necessary arrangements tor the funeral
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11

SAN FRANCISCO, March 11.-Details of
the anti-European riots show that the
lives of the entire foreign population of
Chin-Kiang were threatened and de-
nonstratate that there is 20 absolute Sc
curity IN any-of the treaty ports of
China. Tie British consulate was 4se.
duced TO ashes and the~ United States
building sacked ont. By the mob, The
wife of The American representative
with her children, had narrow escape.
One man is missing. The British ship
of-war Mutine has arrived at the scene
and the United States ship Omaha has
been recalled from Corea and gOug 10
UhmK Kiang dirs0t.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11


MoUNTC CARMEL, Pa. March 1.-THE
announceffenf fhaf' work viii be re-
saImed at Cong rgfessmaps SCOTS .cp2liery
was joyfaslg Tfc6ived r6y tks1 q s0o0s sem-
ployes.> During the suspension over
3100, 900 have been slsee4Hwages. The
gltleek.forsa EesumptioR OF NOrlcas the
dther mines IN the district is not encour-
acing
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11
ohioans obiect % IchIcago Meat.

LIMA, o., March 11s-An immense
meeting was held here by the farmers in
opposition to Chicago meat. James Nc
Beth was made chairman, and a COM
Inittee, composed of one person from
each ward and precinct in the county.
was appointed, and resolutions denounc-
ing the Chicago meat were passed; also
asking the citizEns of the county and
state to unite their influence in securing
such legislation. as will drive away ali
monopolies and trusts and result IN
building up our commercial Interests
upon a just and equitable basis. A reso-
luton was also adopted that the legisla-
tuUe be petitioned to that effect.
Advertise IL tnN UAPxnAH
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11
Tl.e plltsl,urger WON.

EVANSVILLE, O., March IA foot race Of
TO yards for ssts10 at tie cosnty fair grounds
between Ed SiSirk, OF Pistssu.s,, Z, and Dave
SchafTcr. OF Be.Efire, rssssissi III victory for
tho former. No tnas wa taaSeli- More money
changed hands than Tor any previous event
in zanesvlila Among the promi lcnt spart-
ing pec,,se in towa were Billy White. of LAST
years ST. Louis Browns: Dsliy George. ofcthe
New Easks, and many others
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11

E0R SALE "A Second Hand High. Arm
l. Domestic SEWING MACHINE. Will
be sold cheap if sold at once. Apply to c. II.
Martin. 20 Market Space, Annapolis, Nd.
z 20
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11

LANCASTER, Pa, March la.-zThe body
of new born male child was found near
the corcner's jury found that it-was muir
dered by being thrown from a passing
train. From the medical testimony It
was evident that the child had been E0rn
during the night. The railroad authori-
ties have put their ustecsivesUn tss5 cssss
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11
r.enarIlslI. "a -ll.;..,a,..i.

WASHINGTON, March II-San Franciscoss
sport cf ths sinking az the Ns5ssic BY the
q. ga Is only an echo Of the yarn cab.ed hither
from en- obscure German newspaper. Tns
alleged battle snd t<agsiy are usssrsy Gs-
credited
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 1.-THE
weavers are still firm IN their determina-
ton to strike. They number about
10000 men, women. boys and girls. The
strikers to keep away from the mills and
avoid any gatherings which might lead
to disturbance The viewers at the
American. Borden. Sycamore. .Wan1pa-
noag..- Flint. SeaconTiet, Narragansett,
Laurel Lake. Osborn and Weetamore
mills are among thoss. who have voted to
stT1ke..... as..
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11

L0R RENT.-No. Murphys Block cor
i ner house-Eastport Will be rented
cheap TO a good tenant. Apply TO q. r. Mar.
tin, % Market Space
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-11
ANNAPOLIS. MD. MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 1889.


We will insert In this column advertfs
ments OF Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Eound. &c., not exceeding four lines. OEF
WEEK. or less. for 25 Centa.
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; 9os IS Naonate altc Sinb BON

- 9GS IS Wonaie alte Sino BON s.
S. GubD III &anlas Gitp befam am leb:
ten 9onnersta9 burb 3ufal ein @eids
nit Gar6olidure III Die Sduoe lmb trant
BON Der Sliilii9teit, mas ben COB CUR
8Ol9e bate.
- GIN Samstag uoriger @u6e 9e-
rietb i'll 81. 2Ouis Die Ncgerin g. 5uller
nit ibrem 8niien9cnoIicn Sen SpbnIon
i'll Streit unh bradte ibm cine Gti6s
ipun6c III Die SruIt lei, Der or an leb,
ten NiittDod crIa9. Die gte9erin be-
finbct li0 III 0nit
- 2lm Wtuntag Iriib crlduB li6 Der
ongcIebene SSarmer Green .. Surman,
wcl6er Iicbcn Wcilen BON @arrcnton
lebt, iii bcr NtG6c ieinc5 @cg0Itcs. Der
s6uB, iuel6er ben Sopi bur6bpbrte,
tDbtetc i'm nui Der Stclle; Sleinmutb
luQ Die SerarlaiinnN sum Sclbitmurbe
gciucIen Iein.
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S6ulratbs 1erbnnblnnsen.

&e9elmdBige Sisung be5 SduluOr:
ltnuocs am 5. Npril.
9(nmeieno Die Serrcn 9iie9er, Storl
uuo 8aunlsaertner.
Die Yrptocp1e bonn | luno 26. MGri
ipnroeu perleien uub an9enomntcn.
Die !0rn. Gbas. &icger, Sbeo. 5torl
5. Snfen, 5. 8. 8enicl uto Sfcbt
8numsaertner lesitinl:rten ii6 als bit
ncuerluG6lten QirectoreIt, leiiteten Del
2lmtseio uno prsaniIirtcn iid burd Gr:
mdblur9 hes 6rn. 8. 8ie9er Sum TrG'
lioent, ). SufCn 5um S6L bmeilter nnt
Goht. Saum9nerturr sum Secretdr
6icrauI ,uuroe bci6lOlIcn, huS beioe
&pritdnhs gemeinid)uitl!6e Sitnu9cl1
6altcn. GnB bic Sibuu9en ant 1lten
5rcitag eines ieben Mpnat5 ituttfinoeI'
ioaeu pom 1itcu 9lpril Bis 1lten Oct. S
llbr uuo pom ten Oct. Bis l iten Npril
Z llDr glbeno3.
5ol9euoe 8edmun9en !uurbeu STR
3abluug urgeiuielen:
0cnrp Sefptte iiir 6eniter @las
uu0 g(rbeit. 81 80
:. 8. @cHie(, 9totargebii6ren.. $50
Sermonu 8aer, 9ienIte al5 S6rei=
ber hfi lebter 8agl. l.......... 1.5O
Der Sdabmeiiter beribtete ScltrG9e
sum- =llbriono pon 0ru. @m.
>pcdmoint, SlO unb 5. 5. S. Club $6.4O
Selblpllen, baB Die @ei6enfe nit
Can't augcnuntmen leleu.
9uB Die 5eueroeriiderlmgSpolicen
ocm statmeiiter sur @erluubruug iiber-
0cbeu Weroen.
Die 6rn. 81. Snf,n unO 5tob. 8numz
9acrtner Wmocn crnnuut um Die 8iidcr
ncs S6abmciiter su rsoinir cit.
Gum Selu6, Gumite fir 9lpril luurbe
9srr 9lin9c mO fiir Mai 0err ST..
Gufeu crnnunt.
S1lcrduI &crtu9ung.
9tobt. 9aum9acrtn.r sc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12
SScrmou,, NO.. 5reitae, ~ slpri', 1859.

@s pertautet. baB in unlercr Stnats.
Sauptiiaot eiue Special @ranojurD eill.
beruicn luerben wirb, I'm su unterludsn,
ub ii6 Ntitslieoer Der 2e9islatur pp:
benz .,VccI Combine" belte6en lieBen
IS eicbt udmli6 eiue 9roBe Sln6abl por
2egis(aturmit9liebern, iuel6e, als bit
5taats .@iebinIpeftiOus .Sia ein9ere6I
ruurbc, 5u @uniteu ocrielben luaren,
uber biesbcSiisli9 plDbli6 uuO obue
ir9cuhuct1en augeniheiuli6en @rnnc
like 9luIidt 9ednbelt baben. Dian
glaubt, oaB bieielbeu BON 9lrnour
unb GonIurten ,,seiebcn" iuurben. 9a
wiro cs aber eiren SDtlenicanbal &c,
kc,,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12

Sn ni6t iueniser ols brei Stdnts=
6eiebsebunsen, beren uon YennipIoa-
MEN, Snbiana unb Slinois, lino less
tier Bills einsereidt iuorben, iuel6e bns
io9enunnte n9reuten" (9raftiren) ii,
ben 8irtbi9uften uerbieten iollen. Gas
9ruttiren lit cine rluiitte, Die Den Yrus
bibitioniiten i9on piel Material Iiir ibre
ausriffe uuf bus gsirtbssei6dft aslic.
fert bat, uno ie eber iie beleitist iuiro.
oeito lieber. s(ber nit @eieben ldBt itd
ous ni9t erreiden. @enn ein Seoer
Der bas @iberiinnise bes 9rattirens
luie cs bier5ulanbe Nsobe 1T, einiicbt,
ben Mutb bate, fir ieine 4niidt often
ein5uiteben, tudre bas ltebel bolo beieit.
inf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-12

Die Sn1truftior fit bic Qanbdmter
in Stla6oma beltimnt unter 9luberem
Sol9enbes: Gnlieblunsen fOnnen nur
unter bent 6eimitdtteseies ituttfinben,
aber cine Nusnnbme iutro nit Solba,
ten unb 0atroIen, ioiuie 8ittwen unb
@aiien 9emadt. 9iele fDnnen 2nnos
aniprii6e eintrusen Gniien. obne iid
tbatiddli6 auf ocm 2unbe ieBbnit Su
MAIDEN, luie es bic !6eimltGtter tbun
milIicn. Sic bnben iebu6 ein Nifioa.
oit SIT unteriei6neu, oaB iie bas 9nnb
ipirfll6 81 bebauen uuo 5u beiuirtbs
i6aiten beubiid]ti9tcn, uuo Der 9tad-
lucis, poB oies 9ei6cbeu, muB erbrn6t
lperten, ebe bic giseutbumspntentc
ausseierti9t tueroen. Seini nitdtte- 9tu-
licoler haben 5u beidiuOrer, haB iie
oaB @eieb nidt ourd uOrjeitisc Sccu.
patton iibe.treten hab:n.
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@ie grOB oas burd SSrdlibcnt Sarrls
Ipn's 8roflumation ber Iniieblung erz
0Hnete Sflabuma @ebiet lit, IdBt iid an
ndbcrnb aus Der 9batia6e beurtteilen
baB bic Observation-Disclosures nlein
2,O37,42 gtder umfuhen. Die Sir,
nusi6iebuns bes @r6ffnuhsstermins bis
Sum 90. 9lpril iuar nutbiuenbis, I'm, Die
uom @eieb purscidriebene gtubliruns
,neier Sunbe2 2aubGmter ouf benz &C.
biete ielbit ~ erm0sliden. 9tadben,
bic 9(nseleseubeit iotueit sebiebeu, luirb
Der nG9ite GpnsreB iebenfdus bic uplls
itdnbise Gridliebuns unb Oraoniiiruus
bes SflobumasSebietes beluerfitelisen.
Sebeninns iinO Die Otlnboma ySuum,
ers" unb Die iunitisen 8efiiriporter ber
GrDffnuns bieier 2dnbereien porfduH9
befriebiot.
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0ierluf 8ertt
- 9lm /. WeGri betrua Der QaIlel

- Im 1. W1drj betrus Der 9ahen,
6eltalto i'm Staatsi6ab s2,325, 5,14S.59.
@lnrabneu iud6renb oes Ntouats
S2o1,212.G3. 9lussaben iudBrenb beg
Monat3 s146,619-5O. Saiienbeitano
am i slprif s2,429,741.72.
- Sn elmer SoDfen -Wiue Su Gerber,
2aInpettc County, iiel Yeter Sulius in
einsn 11O 6uB tieicn sdadt uno waro
fofort 9et6otet. Gr mar ein geborener
3cutldcr, 50 Sabre alt lmo JinterldBt
6rou uuo / Sinorr in ni6t 9iiuItiseu
SerbGltnilicn.
- Sn Sanla5 Gitg uerglftete ii6 ON
lettcu Mittruod Der 33 Sabre alte
apotbeters@eDilfe 1beoSOr 9ansmann.
gr mar ueni9e Gage oorbcr uou ST.
2ouis und &anias Gitp 9efommeit. no
i6n cine Sttae iugeIa9t mar 0a
0ansmanu lid aber an e;ne spree be;
| CAB, 10 luuroe lbm Die Stelle ocrla9t
uuo er Hla6te icinem perfeblteu 9niein
nit @ift Elm @noe.
- @e9en @rmprbung hires 9inoes
| Iinb Die G6cfcute 9(mnnba uuo Monro,
2alater aus Sollinser County uerboItet
lpurocn. Scr Mann i6eiut Dor eini9e,
Belt uon religioism 8ubmIinu beinGcl
luorocu i'll lciu. Gr tbeilte bnnn Ieirel
6rau nit, @ptt babe ihm befobten. oaa
Goan9elium ju pseoi9en, uorber neel
Iein ii Wtpudt aites Stub ols Opfei
par;ubrju9en. 0ie 5rdu lieB lid, al:
ibr Maun i6r mod iu9te, Soit bdbe ib1
uerlpru6en, Dos 1iuh nn6 rrei Eager
iuiebcr nnf;rlp,fer, Iberrecen, haSainf
su erhrplieln. MS mon 2ainter Der
baIteu luo(lte, ianb llton TIN nit ben
tpbteu Ginb i'll bcn Irmeit, bns ct 5iue
Gage lang beitdnbig berlim9ctrngel
hate.
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9Genu man ben anterltallll6en 3ett-
nn9en i'll ben lckttn 8o9en, poer 3a'
gen Dor elner 8n6l 9lauben ipollte,
10 iudrcn Die pOn beu Enrteien nuf9e.
itclltcn Sanbioaten ntfis beheres, ais
9unpcn, 2ii9ner uub @auoiebe 98us
oo uom 6immel bcrunter sclo9en luiro,
biz Ii6 Die Salfen bie9en, lit 9eraoe5u
unelaublid. gBer iubreGan9 einen
0iaun ben er san5 9enau ju fennelt
stuubte, fir ebrtid, 9eI6eut unb brap
sebulten bat, erfdbrt oann 5u ieinen
ntiescu, bnB ber Serl nur ein beuf=
(erii6er 56urfe mar, baB er, iuo immer
es Angling, lanse Singer senta6t onB
er ii6 IAN Die &orpOrationen uerfauIt"
bat, oaB feline @6rli6teit uur als Oeds
mantel fir tiefnn9eleste Spisbuberrin
oiente &C.
8er ein S6lua9topf lit 9laubt bas
aud. 9tGein Die 3abl iolder S6wa6z
t6pfe lit nudseruoe iebr auian'men9es
idrumpft. sln bic Stele Der 2ei6ts
sldubisteit iit bus cntseseuseiese llebel
setreten: Die @arnidts9ldubi9teit.
gea6bcm man es bunbert NAL erlebt bot,
oaB am Gage na9 Der @abl bielelben
3eitungen, Die Den lie9rei6en aanoioas
ten ais Oummfupf, als 59urten, ooer
ats beiOss susleid binseitelt batten, ibnl
nit ?surten oes ireunoliditen 8obls
uollens Slid wIuideu, tommi
man cnblid Su DEM 56luiie DAT
es ant Iideriten lit, fe,n 9Ort BON
9em gu elauben, mas Die amelifnni
ltcu Yarteijeltungen BON ibren @e9uerr
lngen.
gs brauGte nidt 10 Sll iein; es lollt'
uid)t 10 lein, aber leiber lit es 10. 0af
baour6 bas O1entli9e@br. unS 6e6ts'
oeIlbl abseitumpIt iuirb, liegt Ill re,
Stalur Der Sn6e. gSenn ielbit er
probie uub beiudbrte Gbrenmdnner, Dit
Dem oficntli6en @obl ibre belten araft'
oc,uibmet babeu, nls Spisbuben beban
belt iueroen, 10 fnnu es ui6t ausbleiber
bos nu6 uusweiielbufte 5pisbuoen lid
dls erprubte Gbrellmdnner aufipielen
uub Sos Die 8rp6e Dtniie IS perlernt
ei1en Idurien llnierldieo Siuiiden beibel
81 5ieben.
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9ieinist Gucr 9hH rpeIbcs tie AueIe ter Geiunsbeh
III, rurtb Ten Gebfaudb rrn DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery" uno CUTE 9crbduuns, cine belle
Sautfartc, lebtafter @eiif, eebersfrcf unb @eunes
Eet her Contribution iprb rabur6 beracteut tpsresn
''Golden Medical Discovery" bstlt aue tronte!
Cafte ron rem seprhnItdben Sl1tbHcu, Sle6en pbeI
Iustl6geu BIS ~ ben I6lmren Strrptetn cher Sluts
tlparen SeIrnoerS erprebt @ Tire 9rfiamfett IN her
Seilurs rcn Sal;tus cher EIsbtcn, SieeerI6r3ren,
Suftlreb. itrrrbui6ien Geftplrrr une Gnitweannsch
psrarfEerten Crilien uRh freiIentcn S5paren.
.sGeldan Medical Discovery BELT SfTtneiud,s
(rclde cine Sfropteltilpuns in her 9urse III snrd
ibre nunbsrtare flutretnisente, rhftgenee Ins nas
rsnSe ySirfuno. FUR 1bipade 9un9en, Siutlreten,
SrNnts,iafcif, Gat;luSuns ter euftrotrden. (9rcns
tJttS, tigen SuItsu, atRsnlnctb (atbmal nnS ssr: T
III * eciren, 1T ie ein obiclutes Seimittel. Ste
bdS. Itlcuntg bic ifdrtiten Suileu'hGs:
fr6osr peber @alltatett csar 2eterleheR, Nn8s
nenfto InS Serbauuussbeihperben III re elm nnpsrs
setdRbes SeiImitteL-93et allen asos:iern gu baSen.
DE-. %isFSes dhf;,Sr.ss a5 sts' psr Nssi%Ssn.- wv
Bei allen 2pptbetxl,
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3en3=SpGbnc.

No6 baperts nit benz @olfenI6icber
llnb bod TT Mdr5 bUriiber.
Nu6 ldBt Der Sriibling auf li9 iuarten
Srpb ollem &e6en iu benz @arten.
9ie &eben, Die ganS obgefdnitten.
San jebt no6 ni6t ppn Sroit selitten
Sn's @riiue m66f binaus Der S9dfer,
9es9lei6en Der 8artpffelfdIer.
Die Spiune tbut ii6 nod beIinuen,
Sb 5tic9ennebe iie iull ipiunen.
@iebt's im glprilis Dier nod S6nec,
9onmt er 9ciuobnli6 aus Der S6D'.
9em unseidiudnSten. lult'9en gbOr
Der SrDIf)e febft nod Der Senur.
SIT Der g(prilis erIt porbei,
&nmmt au's 8rett ber Mpnat Wtai.
sSn bieIem Wpnat luerben fiiGner
Die @eli6en- unb Die ano'ren Siibner.
yti6t bat Der 2anomanp Seit 5umS SonSell
y5enSpuIten" muB er beucr pflanjen.
&artoffel, bic 5u braun sebraten,
Sinb ni6t 5um Seben dn5uratben.
,5ebt in Die 3lucise flimmt Der Snit,
Ser 5armer III bent Stiefeli6aft.
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Sie beauftragt ben 9lrbeitsz@omniIld
eincn 5nbrifz Snipeftur nit einem Sab
res9ebaft bon 81 800 ST crnennen, Del
fen Nmtsbauer SWei Sabre bctra9en ioll,
uno uerbetct Die 9luitellun9 bon Sin.
bern unter II SaBren i'll irsenb elmer
Iabrif, lupie onbere llebergrifie Der
6nbrifanten.
@n(lsr YOun9's 9emeiniame Telpllt;
tiun, welte $4,000 beluillist fit cine
lpiiroige 8ertretuu9 lmieres Staotcs bel
Der @salbiuston-6eier i'll stciu gprt an
80. 9lpril. (giner Der etbittertiten
@eener oieler bur6aus perniinIti9en
Relplutipn luar Der biebere 2anbmann
5lurea pon 9tobniuap County, Der lebte
@od)e bas 8plt bcs Stantes iiber eine
@erlesuus beS Gupitols abitimmcn lul
Icn uoate.) - Ypun9's 9ieiu1utipr
iuuroc nit 6G gegcn 54 Stlmmen ange-
nunlmer.
Mc8arr's 8iG, wuna6 s(rbeit9cbel
ibren Nngeitellten Belt Gum &e9iitrlrer
uno Stimmen seben miiiien, pbue
ibneu @ebalt5 9lbSu9 81 berednen.
!6ppIe's 9iG, lusld)e bas 6altcn upr
Spiumbbblen nit 6lpei Sobren3u6tbnn5
uno bnS 8eIuden Oerlelben nit $1,000
@elobuBe bcitruft.
Gbnlu's @in Sun llntcrbrin9eu Opu
ucrlnliencn mo miBbanbelten Sil,.
bern in Yriuot 2lnitnt:en nuf DfieniIld)t
g 9oltcn.
Girc SiQ Sum 8crbut hes Su
gems uun 0ir i den mittell
9uuocn.
Cine BILL jum 8erbot Der slnitellung
uuu ni6t im betr. Srte iuo6nbaften
8eriOncu ots 6iilfs Sberlffs, &ols
l;iIten &c.
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gle &eii9rution bes gunSes Gena
tors @bace pun8bube Sslano, beim An
fan9e ieines sipeiten lcbs=iGbriocl
9lmtsterlnins lentt Die NuImerflnmfeit
auf's 9tene auf ein 5bemn, weGtes
luabrl6einli6 III Der nddIten Gcn9reb.
libnng sur Spru6e 9elan9er luiro. 6err
Gbace erflGrt nGmli9 CT lOnne btm
Sanoe nldt ldn9er als 9eIeb9cber oieneu
neil ibm Die Ser9iitun9 bon $4,000 pct
Sabr 81 9crin9 iei. ySenn CT nidt
SenntUr 9etuorben, ionoern oil Der
Sptbe Der 2eitun9 leiner Saumluoa=
Spiltneret in 9feu Gn9lano geblieber
marc, 10 niirbe CT iebt beoeuteno rel.
der leiu. Stele Senatoren baben Iid
III lebtercr 3eit bGufi8 nit Der 6rage
elmer Grb0bun9 bes Seba(ts Der Mit,
9lieber betoer Sduier bss 0oasreTes
beIadfti9t, uno Der Soridlas, bas ca.
ldr bon $4,000 auf $4,000 5u erb06en,
finbet nntirli6 piele Nnbdn9er. Gin
GROCER 9beil Der 9feprdientanten bGlt
jeood oorldufig nod 5uriif unb ideiut
cine Grneueruns be5 Gntrii Itunas zglu:
bru6s inter oem 8olfe gu beIiirGter,
luelder Dem Suldrsrabi9 bon 1873
iol9te.