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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-28

PoLIoR REPoRT.-Last night was clear
and cool with TWO prisoners and three dodgers
at the station house.
Justice May this morning disposed of the
following cases:
Noble Smith, arrested by officers Hayes
andNightingil, charged with unlawful shoot
ing. was fined - so.
Henry Anderson, colored, arrested by
officer Jones, charged with stealing $50 from
the pocket Of Harry Rice, in tae iatter's
store on Saturday night last, was sent ojsil
for further examination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-28

CROP COUGHING-LUNT'S COUGH SYRUP
~ Will cure your cough if you will only give it
trial. Price 10 and 25c per bottle.
sep25 JDH lint
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-28

E,NAMELED KETTLES of all sizes, Apple and
u Peach Parers, Enterprise and other Meat Cut
tiers for sale cheap at 1923 King corner of Royal st.
sepS ]. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-28

SUPERIoR QUALITY FIYE-BUTTON KID
y GLOVES for 75c at
ap2 AMOS B. sLAYMAKER's.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09


Our esteemed contemporary the Bull
letiu WASH bit previous in lis cabinet
announcement Wednesday uotwith-
standing liz statement that the occu-
patton Of cabinet making was gone.
Nj. Tracey OF New York holds the
Navy portfolio and not Mr.. Thomas of
Itiinots, as stated by our enterprising
contemporary. It's cold day when
New York gets left. The Shreveport
Tunes made the same mistake and
WAS no doubt the cause OF the Bulletin
falling Into the error. Newspaper en-.
terprtse Is, cemmendable but it will
not do to be too previous. The Times
sorreeted its mistake the next morning
by Withdrawing the picture Of Mr..
Thomas from i,s cabinet group and
Inserting that Of Mr.. Tracey. The
Tunes evidently had the pic ures
Of every prominent man mentioned In
connection with the cabinet already on
hand aud all the printer had to do was
to arrange the group from his stock OF
cuts sscordipg TO the Times lstes,
Washlngton Information.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

offices aud was . member Of the legie-
iaturs in 1862. He entered the army
% amejor and Was mustered out of the
service - . brigadIer general. After
the war he served two terms % con-
troller of Wisconsin,, was elected to
Congress for three successive tsrms
and was also governor Of his state
for three terms. He is solid with bis
people and evidently has . pretty
strong hold Oh the new sdminlstraiiou
also. t..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

and harmony, il sou gentlemen frOm
the North who have invested your
money in the South want to- get "a.
turns it is to your interest to promote
that Condition of things which, will
bring about the greatest prosperity
aud the greatest peace. l know thst
II there are d1s'urbA ucss there-1 know
that If the two races should come i0t0
contact, aud blood, if necessary, should
be shed-the United States govern
tneDt will send troops, aud would not
that destroy values ia the S ruth? A.
far as I am concerned, say it here io-
night, that il the question should coaav
between placing y Southern State ss =
district with military officer over 1t.
Or turning it over into the hn0ds Of
another race, We Will take the United
S'atss troops, and we wilt bring tue
United States officers into our loIdsi
and receive them with the greatest
possible joy. [Appiause.1
But the South. confidtng In the
destiny Of the American republtc, wilt
appeal confidently to all sections W.
will appeal to the North by our COM
mon success In taking the land Of the
red man, with no thought Of ever
bestowiug 1t upon the black msa Ne
will appeal to thsln by our common
sufferings when the appraised t0ma-
hawk Of the Indian was above u : W.
will appeal to them by our common
su6erings. privaliOns and losses 10 re-.
slsting British tyranny BY those
bloodstained tracks of North and South
made amid the SHOWS of this very
section by the common glory Of the
American soldier Ia the revelation By
the common courage aud valor dis
played under the great Washington, IL
the war of 1912, or upon the burning
sanus of Mexico under Wiod0sid
Scott; by all the common ties OF broth.
erhood we will appeal to the North to
come down and help as 10 decide THE
question 10 the interests of tire whole
union, 80 that the South shall rlse 0acs
more aud be in q position to do her
full share towards promottne the t0-
terests Of all sections, and be enabled
once more with the North to psomo'0
the common glory Of the American
Union. [Applause.] And the pres
porous South shall hold out her hsads
to the great North, and In the ringing
tones OF good>feilowship ask them t.
; help her decide this troublesome gaea'
ton. Loud applause.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

to Louisianas " here he has since lived
au upright He, With honor to himself,
family and county. Early in life he
united with the Methodist church, and
has been highly respected member
ever since. He was, also, member
Of the Downsville Lodgs No. l43, +.
& A. NJ. He was jealous and never
ceasing worker of the same. He leaves
q wife aud several children together
with many relatives aud host of
friends u mourn his departure. r
Therefore be it resolved
1st. That in the death of brother
GuDby the lodge has lost one OF its
best members, the parish good
citizen, the wife u devoted husband.
the children a kind aud loving father.
God. That we lender 10 the bereAv:
ed family and relatives our heartfelt
sympathy, praying she blessings of An
Advise Providence to rest and abide
with them forever. s....'-
Sd. That the members 81! this
Lodge wears the usual badge Of lnouru-
leg for thirty days. ~ -: .-
4th.a That copy of these resolu'
tions be sent to the Home Advocate
and the Ouachita Telegraph with a
request to publish, . copy to be pre-
sented to the family OF. the deceased
brother, also copy to be entered on
the minute books OF our Lodge,
Respectfully submitted,
q. b. BATsoN, NJ. d.
J. T. s. MILES, ....
f. NJ. RICHARDSON,
.... 49,. ..,,.... Committee.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

The Howard Memorial Library Mt
New Orleans was formally opened to
the public on the 4th inst. 1t was
founded by Miss Annie Howard ia
memory Of her father the late Mr..
Charles Il. Howard aud will be one of
the largest aud greatest public libraries
in the country.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

Mr.. Dalton, father OF Mr.. ID. N.
Dalton of this city, died at his planta-
ton In Morehouse parish last Tuesday.
1t is reported here that his death was
caused by an overdose Of morphine
but whether 1t was taken with suicidsal
intent 1t IL not known. NJ. Dalton
was here last week on visit to his
son who was quite sick but being
taken III himself returned home. Up
on receiving news Of the dangerous
illness Of his father Mr.. Dan Dalton,
Notwithstanding he was still very sick,
at ouce proceeded to his fathers place.
The trip proved too severe tax upon
him Ia his weakened condition, caus-
log relapse, aud II is feared that he
will not recover.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

Mr.. Joe Levy, q prominent merchant
Of Bastrop, died very suddenly Wed.
nesday of apoplexy. He was largely
Identified with the interests OF the
town aud his death will prove a severe
loss 10 Bastrop.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

Gan. Goi1, Republican, end r. 8.
orr president OF the State Senate, are
each claiming to be governor Of Vast
v1ssInia,, whils Gov. Wilson. the pres
cot iNcambent, ts free ztng on to the
onDceai The snatter has been referred
to %ess tcourts. afa eH
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

Louis Claire, John Gibson and VIM.
Fsehan, recently convicted Of the muir
der of Hon. Pat Mealey, have been
granted. new trisl by the Supreme
Coasf L...rEst .sa laE1.t. - ------
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

Gen. Harrisop's troubles have begun.
He Has been beseiged at the White
Hoase ever since his Inauguration and
IL 8s,quIts probable that the seigs will
1ast'for IL least -four years. There are
no fears however, that he will be
starved Into. capltnlatlon rs his base OF
supplies IL easily accessible and they
are inexhamtible. .a.5
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

lstlasaIgtne Of servis, has abdIcated
in favor d his son Prince Alexander.
milan ought to have abdicsted long
ago OF, basp .dsthroued. u
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

President Harrison will undoubtedly
be strong enough Ia his administration
to make few euemtes.-Picay,p9e.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09
MARDI-GRAs.

The carnival just over equailed, II II
did not sorpaass, all previous displays
and It was witnessed by Thousands OIL
the loyal subjects of His Imperial Msj-
esty Rex. The subjects Of illustration
this year were the Treasures of the
Earth and the Hindoo Heavens. the
latter being under the auspices Of the
Krewe Of Psoteas.
Mardf Gras has been celebrated 10
New Oflsaoa for many years but not
until 1872 did it assume organized
shape aud grandeur Of latter dtspiays.
In 1873, 1874 and 1876 Rex paradsd
with his court and a multitude of
maskers without illustrating any par.
ticular event or susject. In 1877 the
military history OF the nations Was
illustrated, the subjects "f subsequent
parades being as follows:
1s7s-The Gods Of Greece.
1s79-History.
1ssO-The Four Elements: Earth,
Air, Fire aud Water.
18s1-The Arabian Nights.
1ss2-The Pursuit OF Pleasure.
1888-The Lost Atlantis of Plato.
1s84-The Semitic Race.
1Ss5-Ivauhoe Walter Scot).
1ss6-Episodes Of the Roman Foo
pire. ,.E
1S87-Music and the Drama.
188e-The Realm of Flowers.
The Individuality Of the King and
Queen used to be kept secret but Of
late years their names have been given
to the public. This year Mr.. J. q,
Schrlever was king ana Miss Cora
Richardson queen. Following is q list
OF gentlemen and ladies who have
hereiofor sported the brief role of roy.
atty in the Carnival City:
1s72-Louls Solomon. He led the
desert Bedouins aud was queeuiess.
ls73-King, r. B. Wheelock; queen
Mrs. Fearn.
1s74-Ktng, w. S. Pike; queen
Miss Maggie Ms8innis.
1876 - King, A. Bald win queen,
Miss Cora Townsend.
1877 : King, G. F. Howard F; queen
Miss Cora LAbstt.
1875 King, Wm. Mehie queen,
Miss Courtney Leathers.
ls79-King, James !. Day queen,
Miss Jessie Hay.
1ss0-Kiug, A. A. Magionis; queen,
Miss Alice RsihbOne.
1881 - King, w. II. Strinstellow
queen, Miss Cora s!ocomb.
1882 - King, JOS. "A. Shakespeare
queen, Misc Belle Morris.
1883 - King, John Cbaffs queen
Miss Aunte Howard.
lss4-Ktug, J. A'dtge queen. Miss
Susie Richardson.
1Ss5-KiDg, J. Fl. Maury; queen,
Miss Celeste S,auffer.
1ss6-Kiug, B. d. Wood queen
Miss Lena jackson.
1SS7-Ktng, George Soale; qaeea
Miss Louise Braughn.
1sss-Ktng, Harry Howard: queen
Miss JEANNE Cottreaux.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT
Adopted by townsville Lodge No. li3,
March ,, 1889.

March ,, 1889.
Whereas, it has pleased God in His
advise providence 10 call from our
midst our worthy brother, George
Gunby. AT his home near townsville,
Ls., on the 18th OF February, 1855, at
10 u. m., his spirit returned to him
who gave it.
Brother Gunby was born January,
/, 1901, In Columbia county, Ga. He
was reared and lived la that state
ffty four years. 10 1855 be removed
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09


John Wauamaker has decided to
loan 10 the Paris Exposition his two
great art treasures, s'Christ Before
Plate" and "Calvary.'' both by
Munkscsy. Mr.. Wanamaker will
send the two pictures at some incon-
vsnlences and at considerable expense,
but he has complied with the request
for the loan on tho ground that
Annkacsy is a Freuchman by adop-
ton, that Paris Ia his home, and that
No he has contributed not little to the
elevation OF French art during this
generation, any collection of contem.
po1aneous art would be Incomplete
without one or both Of his master
pieces. In packing and transporting
these pictures the great frames are
taken apart aud slowed In immense
eases, white the pictures are, by a
curious arrangement, folded over heavy
drums In such a way that a crease is
never made In the canvas, and when
secured In the cases nothing can touch
the face.-Iinses- Democrat.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

IL isftrue that President Cleveland
DID not give satisfaction to his party in
al particulars, especially TO the active
wosksmi Of the party, but the verdict
Of history VIII be that be gave the
eouptfy . pure and economical aud q
stEang,s emphatic and substantial sd-
mInlstratlou. i He retires with the full
cousslousness OF having performed his
foil duty.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09
THE SOUTH.

GOvernor's: Lees speech Before the
IL Southern Society in New YOrk. ,-s
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

ss.Masy Louise Booth, editor OF Har-
pss.s Basar and gifted and talented
woman. II dead.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09

Gen, Harrison says in his inaugural
addssss that he has altogether rejected
the suggestion zoe special executive
policy for any section OF the country,
but hs proceeds, unconsclously per
haps, 10 fall Into sectional discussion
OF. the purity Of the ballot, his utter
aneess on that subject being Intended
for Tho South. He might, with equal
propristy, have anamadverted upon
the, scandalous abuse Of the ballot 10
the, North end the .HblOcks Of Eve"
letter Of Col. Dudley would have fur
alshed him q good text.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-09


John Wauamaker, the Postmaster
General, was born Ia Philadelphia
County, Penu., hfy one years ego.
His first work was done In brick
yard. He started out early In life as a
clerk and was rapidly promoted with
frequent Increase OF salary. In 1861 he
began merchandising and rapidly &C.
cumulased a great fortune. He is
known as one of the greatest retail
merchants and most liberal advertisers
In the country. He contributed $780,
600 to the Harrison campaign fund and
1t is the general opinion that he virtu-
ally bought his appointment to q cabi-
net position. He Is . man of fiue exc
cutive ability, however, aud that fact
will not prevent him making = good
Postmaster General.
The Attorney General, William
Henry Harrieou Miller, was born in
New York. He is 4s years old. After
graduating at the age of 20 from Ham,
ilton college he laugh! school and stud
led law at the same time for two years.
He pursued his studies until his adj
mission TO the bar under Judge Waite
Of Ohio, afterwards chief justice Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
He settled at Fort Wayne, Iud., and
soon stood at the head Of the bar Of that
city. 10 1874 he formed partnership
with Gen. Harrison In indianapolis.
He is the Presidents most Intimate
friend and he has unlimited confidence
In him.
Gen. Jeremiah Mason Rusk, Secre-
tary Of Agriculture, wss born Ia Ohio
June 10, 1880, but removed TO Wiseon-
sin In 1858. He held several county
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21

-Sn Nebrosfa bsriuGen bic Rnotp.
noibinss ebenfals, ben bentf4cn
II nterri@t absu 6affen. SIN
Der @eiebsebung beS Staates tpuroe
eth barauf 6eSigliAer @eiesen!tpurf eirs
gereiGt, raS bic .Rebr. 3rtbine' sa
folgenben 8enertungen beranlaBt 6ier
iutrb nur In ~ Der 9Odidule beutiAer
noterridt ertbeilt. GuseniHeinli@ ioG
cieisr ni6t Bios abseihafft tperben, fons
bern es tuirb fcgar carauf binJearbeitet.
ale pribatiHulen, no auBer In Der
en9liiden aud tn elmer anberen Gprade
unterri4t ertbeit irtrb, TN Namen bes
@elebes ju ber6ietsn. gs Tam ni4t
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21

ben. Gu ipeit bic 8eitmminsen Der
gltte In betradt fommen, iplIen ale
8abnen NIT InihllB ais eine 8abn
betradtet tperben, iino jeoer 8er1enoer
mag @etreioe llnb @etreibeprpbucte IN
@asscnlabunss=p artien aa4 Der pors
eei6riebenen State BON irgenb elmer
8abnifatipn naA Der anbern I'M Staate
alf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Strede perien=
ben. Strafm: Sir bic erite nebertre=
tung $4,000 Bis $4,000. Sebe Gpms
pagnie, pelde bieiem @eiee ben @ebor=
lam p~ertpeisert, sebt ibres Sreibriefs
perluftig, rnb lit fie cine alstpdrti9e
Gpmpagnie, bes &e4ts, 8elddfte I'M
Staat gu betreiben.
SIN Senat paiiirte cine Sin, tpels
DIE benz @ertpaltmssratbe bes 3uats
bauies bic 9flidt auferleste, idmtliae
Strdflinge, tpelde nidt anoertpeis
tia a,r1 Nhlben bes @efdngniiIes Be-
iGditist finb, enttpeoer auf &edmune
bes Staates, per Stiidarbeit pber per
Gontraft si bei9dftisen tein FREEZER Ir'
better ion innerbalb bes @efdnsnibs
plabes s1sela1en tperben, alber Der gun
2eitung ber 4rbeit nDtbige @erfmeiiter.
&ein Strdflins barf fir tpeniser als 40
Gents per Sag arbeiten. @erffdtten,
Mai9inerie II. I. ~. mDsen auf bbas
items 5 Sabre an Gpntrattcren pere
mietbet tperoen Sci iebem Gontraft
bebdlt fid Der Stat bas &edt por> bic
9lrbeit feit5uiesen, 3idtlinse aus elmer
@ertltatt lit Die arloere gu Derieben poer
irseub einen 3udtlins bon benz Gpns
trait a,1ssunebmeu, naa benz @utoitne
fen bes @aroein. &ein Gpntraft fir
3uGtlinssarbeit bat @iiltigfeit Dbne Die
@utbeiBuns bes @puperneurs umo
bes Gtaats= Mubitprs. Sci StidsIrs
belt miHen ale @erfmeiiter Ingeife0te
bes Staates fein. MIe fir ben Staat
nDtbise Mrbeit i'm 3u9tbalie ioG, 10
picl ais prattii6, bon ben Strdlinser
auf &edmns bes Staates get9an tper'
ben, pie bic Grridtung bon rtellet Sc
bduben, &eparaturen II. +. ~. Stir bic
nDtbig befunoeneM aidinerien @erf5eugt
oas @aterial fir @rbeit auf Stats:
rednltne fino ertra $4,000 gu betpiai'
sen.-Das sleide seidab nit Der 8ia,
pelde bic @abl bes StaatszS II y +;
intenben fir @r5iebungsme e:
fen beitimmt. - 0ap fteQte ben @n:
tras, bic sum Tpoe perurtbeilten Ser:
BREEDER burd gleftri3itdt btn
3urt9ten. Ser Intrag tpuroe ar
oas Gpmits fir ginidrdnfuns unc &e'
form pertpieien.
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&dthDlifenfreiier in Gambia,

&atbolifenjrefer tn Ganaoa, por
MQen bic Orangenaen gu Queen UtctDrias
Dominion, tpiblen auf's eifrtaffe, uin
cine 8atbplitenbebe suitanoe gu brineer.
gls @crpanb sebrauden tie cine uns
ldneit i'm 9arlamente eirgebrahte 8iQ,
tpelhe benSeiuitsnodtern eine@ntiddoi:
eung In Der 96be BON $500, 900 Be-
tpiltst, fir Die ibnen im Sabre 1854 (5ur
Belt Der &ufbeburg Der @eieaidaft Sc
iu) BON Der &esierung gerDmmenen
2dnoereten. @enn bic Sin burdsebt,
iplen rad ga Mtaerpa' bic GntIddot=
~gunsseeloer alp rertbeilt weroen:
$16O, 900 ait bic @dter Seiuiter,
500, 600 an bic 2abaI nniberitdt gu
Quebec, $40, 900 an bic 3peis : Uni.
beritdt, 100000 an bic 8iidDie,
$40. 900 an bic 2abraoor 9rdfectur.
Stun, bdtten bic Seiuiten tein &edt
auf bic Riidfattuns ibres BON Der STE:
sieruns beidlaenabmten gisentbums,
banrl madten fie fiber aud teine Sorbe.
rlnsen. Die nidtstatboliiden GAMBLER
tpiiroen nit ber Sill gang semib einner.
ifanben iein. tdme bic perlangte Gnt.
iddoisuns ibner unb niht ben berbaB:
ten Seiuiten iptpis ben bpi, bieien geleis
teten gr3iebunss. Mnitalten sa quite. Sett
aber erbeben bic &atbolifenfeinbe Moro.
unb 8etersefdrei unb laf7en fein Mittsl
unberiudt, I'M, eine8sifitution pber gnts
lddoiguns fir bas enttpenbete @iaen:
tbum s1~ nerbinbern. 2Ise, GntfeQung,
Merchandising et'nen als altbetannteM its
tel. go iaben fid bic Seiuiten beran.
laBt, gesen bic In MontreaI erideinenbe
.Mail' eine @erldumoungstlase anau.
irensen, neil bieielbe semeIoet bat, bas
fe (bie Seiuiten) einea gang eridredlih.
sisenartigen SID ablesen miibten-udb=
reno ibr gio MIR auf @eboriam sesen
bic Sroens : Oberen, nas Staatscber;
harpt uno BET ftdnoi9e &euidbeit laus
tet. ~
Sen llrbebsrn bieier 2attolitenbese
mag es pieae!dt selineer, Scenen t1ie
fie In fribern 3eiten, In Gbarlsfon,
Bbilaoelphia uno Netv gort u. a. .,
pprsetpmmer, ftno, audi In Ganaca Der:
beiufibren,. aber sulest ipsrSen berslei.
den Mnidldse nur oa;u bisnen, bic
@abrbeit uno cas- &eebium 10 stdnsen.
Der btn3ufeueu, bic 9feile Der 8csbeil
unb STes aber percen auf Ssne suriid.
eraGen, welGe bielelben auf bic &at6c.
liten uno uufere fatbulifden Snaitute as.
idteBen.
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st. xanf, 2aimn.. oen21. 2Hdrs 1889.
Ktrben 4. Kalenoer.


Ser &ebaeterr bieies 8lattes, idpn
felt Idnserer 3eit leibeno, bat in Der
-Spfnung auf 8ieoerberiteauns ieiner
@eiunbbeit cine grbolrnssreiie na9
bent Siben angetreten. 9ie &ebastipn
miro pdbrenb ieiner Mbpeienbeit Der
Giliffens : &ebacteur, 9err Intpn
@auer, beiprsen, uno tpDae MAJ.
gefdlisit ale fir Die &ebactipnb Be-
itirnmten griefe unb ionitise 3uiens
brngen aoreiiren: 'Gbitor Ser @ans
berel', L.. B. "O", ct. Saul, Mirn.,
ale anbern aber: Manaser Scr
@anberer'> L. B. "O', 81. Saul,
Minn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21

Gaipar Nabte, Saasmeiiter Sobn
GaIpars, MiieiIor s. u. &ul3er, Gries
bensridter Srant Nabte, Gonitabler.
- Sci Der @abl In MeIroie etne
es beiB fer, unb bas &eiultat par bic
NteberIage Der Deutlhen bei elmer 3
Mebrbeit Der 2ebteren. DieB 1T fur
M%teIrois besislid bes Sonntagsseiebes
bon 8soeutuug. Die 6erren Oanfees
bntan ben oeutlden Midel pieber Elm.
NAL rsdt einselltIt uno LADEN id ms
Sdufthen.
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Nnslano.

Senti6lanb. = Die ppInif6e
Sractiun fat int preuBii6en Ntge=
oronsenbaule fOlsenoen 4ntrag einges
braat: Die f6nislide Staatsregierung
allfsutscoern, &nfalten gu trefe1, bab
ote 3egierunss= bestp. OberprGIioial=
Grlahe oom 90. Septeinber 1872, "A.
Suit unb 81. October 1873, iptpie Die
Minifterial=& eieripte pom z. Septeus
Der, 6. unb Is. October 1887 aufae=
hcben iperben unb in Seren bisberigem
8eltungsbereide Die M iprabe
Der Ginber als nnterridtsn,itteI uno
unterridts=@ esenitarlb tpieber Die 8e=
ridiidtistins rno 9Hese finbe uno Der
&eligiuns : rpterriht benielben alis=
idlieblid in Ser M~utteriprade ertbeilt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
&c 80 e r e /.

q gBir bernerfen auseriidIid, nas mir on b;eier
STEELE uortrtegenb teIeSrapbihe, meitens ans
Sldttern eer aice. greiie suiammeuseitellte Ra&rids
ten brinaer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
Jnlano.

uber Saraca nad 8ertin eeben.
ben gpmmiiitpn ernalrnt ipprben, lit 40
Sabre alt uno nit bem Gr. Minife-
8anarb ietr befreunbst. St lit Elm
Sobn oes st. &anslers bon Delapare
unb lebr angeieberer Suriif, Elm Mlit.
elieo Der Gopotaten=5 irma Bates &
Darlington in @ilmington. Bates
tuar ppm Minifsr 8nbarb gum Gpe.
cial' @Dmmifdr ernannt trproen, mm
Die 8eceatung GamoaS fin Mmerifa
einer ein8ebsnoen 9riifuns su ilntet=
5;eben ; cas- grsebniB feiner 9rlfune
febte er in einern 9eriat suiamn en-,
Den er benz Minifsr am 10. December
1886 erlfatfete. - @iQiam @alter
Bbelps unb Sobn 81. RaffDn,
irelde AUDI gu @iteliebern jsner Gomii.
fion beitelt tporben iinb, BADEN fiG
eurh I~ansidbrise Stdtisteit TN Som
sreb ausseseidnet unb fid anf itrsn
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plonsaten a~tsgebilcet 9beIps mar
1881 @eIano'er In 8ien EnS Gdilon
1877 III 8ial uno 1884 tn Bsrtir.
= Der 9rdfibsnt f9eint feline
friiheren 8efddftstbeilbaber
niht gu uergefen. auBer MilIer, ban
&c sun, Suifismiuiaer seraadt fat, ers
,annte Ct Biaiam @aQaee, Sen erlfen
Observation-Disclosures, tener ismaIs bate,
"a einens eiutrd5li1en amie, ndmIid
pcftreiffsr bon SnbiaanpcIis.