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CONFIDENCE IN ME FuTUn!


God has placed upon our head a dia-
dem and has laid at our feet power aud
wealth beyond definition and calcula-
ton. But we must not forget that we
take these gifts upon the condition that
justice and mercy shall hold the reips Of
power and that the upward avenues Of
hope shall be free to all the people.
| do not mistrust the future. Dangers
have been in frequent ambush along our
path, but we have uncovered and van.
pushed them oil. Passion has swept
some OF our communities, but only TO
give us q new demonstration that the
great body Of our people are staple,
patriotic and law.abiding. No political
party Can long pursue advantage at the
expense OF public honor, or by rude and
indecent methods without protest and
fatal disaieCtion in It's own body. The
peaceful agencies OF commerce are more
fully revealing the necessary unity
Of all our communities, and the
increasing intercourse OF our people IL
promoting mutual respect We shall
lind unalloyed pleasure in the revelation
which our next census will make, OF the
swift development Of the great resources
Of some Of the States. Each State will
bring Its generous contribution to the
great aggregate OF the nations increase.
And when the harvests from the fields,
the cattle from the hills, and the ores from
the earth shall have been weighed, count
ed and valued, we will turn from them
all TO crown with the highest honor tho
State that has most promoted education,
virtue, justice and patriotism among It's
v,non1n
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U. s. Is rcg......."l2T Nash & Chat......,, %
U. s. Is coupon. New Jersey Central OSA&
U. 3. W rCg."...."l01l4 Northern lIcllC,,.. az
Y. ~ coupOn.mi0l14 do prelettCd...... O2lI
Adams EXnrC4...m.lbU Chicago Il n, W,,,,,lOGA2
American Exprcss-ll3 do pfCierfcd.....iAJ
CHtnd4 Southern" 5iNlNew York CGntrRl.iOgA
Central PAClllC.,.... 30 lOhlO d Mississippi, M
Chesapeake &Ohio, TilI do prCieTFel,',,.,, 81
do first preferred. bIN Pacific Mlll.."...,... 90
do second prpf'd.. = lrltWburgh 1851
G, Q, q. & l..,.... 7gJ Reading ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 40
Denver & Il, u".., lGlSl5t, l.. d y, F........ 2ISS
ErlCn""...."......"." 2J do prcicfFcd....,.- G8li
do prGiGrfCd..... ~ do ilBt prCiCffCd.ilU
Fort WAynn..".."..lhgi4IC. N. &St. FRul.... wv
KANSAS 4 Texas. l0A do pTCleTfed..,,,,, ISL
Lake Eric Il WDAt., IL lEp3Al IApiOp ....... 9OlS
do prgierrCd,,.,.,. }Elunl1n FaOllp.,,,, q
Lake ShNEl. ,,.,ml0JN United States TX. sax
l,OulEvllle d EA6h.. GlNIw, H. L. u p.,,.... lBli
IL, n, a, q CiD...n Az do preiOrrcd,,.... az
MImphlg 4 Chn4... 90 IWOllE.FarRO Ex..tll
Michigan Central. 6VL Western UnlOn.,,,, bOJf
Missouri PACiC,.. 721lI
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAINs-on and after Nov, Is, lSss-..x
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. lsatIr lay
excepted SUNDAY only, saturday only
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ONO RIVER RAILROAD.-TINlE
" Table taking effect Feb. TO- 1859. Pahsen.
Gef trains Will run m fOllows-ContrRl Time.
Which do not run OH Sunday:
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Washington School Of ElOcutiOn
AND oRAToRY.
Ns, NJ. STEVENS HART.,...,.,,,.,,..... Principal.
....n,n.,. % r m..n..o.O. M

Nv ''''7''''7''
@l"N" st., n. W., WASHINGTON, D. c.
Sixth Annua Session begins Wednesday, Sep
lembCfS,
C0unQ Of lnsiructlon embraces EloCutlon,
Mathrnatlcs, Modern Languages, Vocal and ln'
Atrunrna Music and Physical Culture.
The rfinccpNl is assisted by An efficient corps
Of teachers III each department.
Gmicd Capui for boys aud girls daily.
Adult Cln.sc aud private instruction given In
Diplomas awarded. A limited number Of pu.
pIlsarCOnimuialtd In the family.
For circulars aud references apply TO lNTRLlI
dENCLg Uliir. Ru3l
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Railroads.

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. R.
wv onRnd after Saturday, October 10, 1858,
tF1lus on the Wheeling & Kiln Grove Railroad
will run ~ follows!
lEAYR WHEELING;
500 q. M, 7;00H M a, M, ll;O0 q. M, l;SO y.
M, $3.50 p M, b;gO y. M, 100 p, M, 800 p, IN,
IkAvE WHEELING PARK:
6iO q, M, 7;ib \, IN 1000 a. M, 1880 M, $3.50
M, i:l y. n,, G;l0 y, M, 500 n. M, 10 100 d. IN.
lONSQNDAfs-Unt further notice trains will
rpn Rs follows; Leave tho city ut 500 u. M, and
run every hour until l;lbp, m, Leave Wheeling
Park ~ 300 u. M, and run every hour until ~
PIN, Except church train win leave Park at
no2i q. iIIRsCH, sup't.
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into the Union Of the Dakota, Montanl
and Washington territories. This act OIL
justice has been unreasOnably delayed
In the case OF some OF them. The people
who have settled these territories are in-
telligent, enterprising and patriotic, and
the accession Of these new States will
add strength to the Nation. II is due 10
the settlers in the territories who have
ayailed themselves Of the invitations Of
our land laws 70 make homes upon the
public domain, that their titles should
be speedily adjusted and their honest
entreatles confirmed by patent,
ELECTION REFORMS,
1t is very gratifying to observe the
general interest now being manifested in
the reform OF our election laws, Those
who have been for years calling atten-
ton to the pressing necessity Of throw
ing about the ballot-box and about the
eleCtor further safeguards in order that
our elections might not only be free and
pure, but might clearly appear TO be so,
will welcome the accession OF any who
did not SO soon discover the need OF re-
form, The National Congress has not
as yet taken control Of elections in that
case over which the Constitution gives
1t jurisdiction, but has accepted and
adopted the election laws OF the several
States, provided penalties for their yio'
lation aud u method Of supervision,
Only the ineflciency ofthe State laws or
an unfair or partisan administration Of
them could suggest departure from
this policy, 1t was clearly, however, in
the contemplation OF the trainers Of the
Constitution that such IN exigency
might arise, aud provision was wisely
made for It, The freedom OF the ballot |
Is q condition OF our national lite, and
no power vested in Congress or In the
executive to secure or perpetuate Il |
should remain unused upon oCCasiQ
The people Of all the congressional dig.
triCts have an equal interest that the
election in each shall truly express the
views aud wishes Of majority OF the
qualified electors residing within 1t.
The results ofsuCh elections are not local,
and the insistence OF electors residing
in other districts that they shall be pure
md free does not SAVIOR at all Of imperti-
lenCe. II, in any OF the States, the public
security ID thought to be- threatened by
ignorance among the electors, the obyi-
GUS remedy is education.
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AAA@ AANAsNbAs1e
While n Treasury surplus is not the
greatest evil, it is a serious evil. Oul
revenue should be ample to meet the
ordinary annual demands upon our
Treasury with sufficient margin for
those extraordinary but scarcely less i'm.
perative demands which arise now and
then. Expenditure should always be
made with economy and only upon pub.
lie necessity. Wasteiulness, proAigaCy
and iavOriLism in public expenditures d
criminal, But there Is nothing In the
condition Of our country or Of our people
10 suggest that anything presently
necessary to public prosperity, security,
or honor should be unduly postponed.
1t will BIZ the duty Of Congress wisely to
forecast and estimate these extraordinary
demands, and, having added them to
our ordinary expenditures, to so adjust
our revenue laws that no considerable
annual surplus will remain. We will
fortunately be able to apply to the re-
demption Of the public debt any small OF
unforeseen excess OF revenue, This Is
better than TO reduce our income below
our necessary expenditures with the re.
sorting choice between another change
OF our revenue laws and an increase oil
the public debt. 1t Is quite possible,
am sure, to effect the necessary reduction
in our revenues without breaking down
our protective tariff or seriously injur.
ing any domestic industry.
REBUILD THE NAVY.
The construction Of sufficient mum.
Der Of modern war ships and Of theii
necessary armament should progress rs
rapidly as Is consistent with care and
perfection In plans and workmanship
The spirit, courage and skill Of our MAYA
officers and seanen have many times
In our history given to weak ships and
ineffective guns a rating greatly beyond
that Of the naval list. That they will
again do 80 Upon occasion, do moi
doubt, but they ought not by premedita.
ton or neglect, 10 10 lett 10 The risks and
exigenCles Of I'M unequal combat. We
Should encourage tho establishment oI
American steamship lines, The OK
changes oil commerce demand stated, re-
liable aud rapid means OF CommuniCa
ton, and until these are provided, the
development Of our trade with the statel
Lying south Of US Is impossible. Oul
pension laws should give more adequate
aud discriminating relief 10 the Union
soldiers and sailors, and to their widow
and orphans. Such occasions as thll
should remind Ills that we owe every
thing 10 their vRlor aud sacrifice.
lisa subject Of Congratulation tina
there Ia a near prospect Of the admission
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why WOMEN rADE,

, NEw ,Y9RE, March l.--,OpppCt dull; lake sl0O,
Lead dull al 20 7g3, Tln tatyi strata IN 70.
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CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS.

The community that by concert, open
or secret, among Its citizens denies to a
portion OF It's members their plain rights
under the law has severed the only safe
bond OF social order aud prosperity. The
evil works from bad center both ways.
II demoialiges those who practice II, and
destroys the faith Of those who suffer by
II In the efficiency Of the law as q safe
protection. The man in whose breast
that faith has been darkened Is natur.
ally the subject Of dangerous and un-
caring suggestions. Those who use un.
lawful methods, II moved by no higher
motive than the selshness that prompts
them, may well stop aud inquire what
Is 10 be the end Of this? An unlawful
expedient cannot became o permanent
condition OF government. II the edu-
Gated and influential classesin acommu.
nifty either practice or Connive at the
Systematic violation Of lawsthat seem to
them to cross their convenience, what
can they expect when the lesson, that
convenience or supposed class interest
Is a sufficient cause for lawlessnesS, has
been well learned by the ignorant
ClassesP A community where law Is
the rule OF conduct, aud where courts,
not mobs, execute its penalties, Is the
only attractive field for business invest
ments and honest labor.
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Steamship Tlokots,
A TTENTloN, TR4vELERSl

Il. nH y, anticipating trip to Europe should
~ l.. 'ot Information Al tho European Ticket
"eV"V'" H. n BEliRENs,
No. 22i7 Market street.
Agent lot American, English, French, Neither.
aIlds. Belglan and lCtman mali steamers. iois
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For Moundsyllle, $40 m, and 1900 noon,
daily except Sunday, AC1 $50 p m, daily.
Grafton accommodation, $50 p N, daily.
For Cumberland, $40 IN, daily, except Sun.
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DIAMOND DYES GH sgs:. : " e. =, g 5ia
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C0MF0RT FOR WEST yINdINIANs,

NSAFbNA fSh W hnA NAANhANlAN6t
The sympathy and help Of our people
will not be withheld from any commu-
nifty, struggling with special embarrass.
ments or difficulties connected with the
suffrage il the remedies proposed pro-
coed upon lawful lines and are promoted
by Just and honorable methods. How
shall those who practice election frauds
recover that respect for the sanCtity OF
the ballot which is the first condition
and obligation Of good citizenship? The
man who has come to regard the ballot
box as u juggler's hat has renowned his
allegiance,
Let US exalt patriotism and moderate
our party contentious. Let those who
would die for the flag on the field OF bat
tic give better proof OF their patriot.
ism and higher glory to their country
by promoting fraternity and justice, A
party success that is achieved by unfair
methods or by practices that partake OF
revolution Is hurtful and evanescent,
even from u party standpoint, We
should hold our differing opinions in
mutual respect, and having submitted
them to the arbitramGnt OF the ballot
should accept an adverse judgment with
tho same respect that we would have
demanded Of our Opponents II the dcCi-
sion had been in our favor.
No other people have a government
more worthy Of their respect and love,
or a land so magnificent in extent, so
pleasant to look upon and 80 full Of gen.
erous suggestion to enterprise and labor.
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through Tickets And baggage Checked n All
polnW' Fot TaieI aud other Information, address
W p EnhMEn HusEMEN, r. +. A., Wheeling.
We u ih!VblhhON. Y. J., A., pafkCrsbufR, W. Va.
w. II. O9nOILM. & Nv AZ. pninnr.nn,,, W n W.
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VUh FOHhluN PULlUIs
We have happily maintained a policy
Of avoiding all interference with Euro.
poan affairs. We have been only inter.
eSted spectators Of their contentious In
DIPLOMACY and In var, ready 10 use our
friendly offices 10 promote peace, bnt
meyer ohLyldlDg our ADVICE, and never
ATTEMPTING uniairlyto coin tho dIStFesues
Of other powers Into commercial adVan.
tage 70 ourselves, We have Just right
10 expect that our European policy will
10 the American policy Of European
courts, II ID naniiestly Incompatible
with those precautions Tot our peace
and safety which all great powers habit.
ually observe and phlofgO IN matters el.
feeling them that q shorter water way
between our eastern and western sea-
boards should DO dominated by any Ei'
ropean Government, that we may cont.
IDENTIFY expect that such purpose viii
not bp entertained by any friendly pow
efs, We shall, In the future, a. In the
past, Use every endeavOt 10 tiAintal!,
and enlarge our friendly re!s!!cgs WV
all tho great powers, but they will mol
pNpept no 10 lbok kindly upoi, any PRO
ect that would leave 6s buleCG to'thI
hangers oil q hostile observation OF envl
ronmonh We have nol,sought 10 doml
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AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP.


Our naturalization laws should DO 80
amended % to make tho inquiry into
the character and good disposition Of
persons applying for citizenship more
careful aud searching. Our existing
laws have been In their administration
an unimprcsslve and often an unintelli.
giblo form. We accept the man as cit.
lien without any knowledge Of his fl.
ness, and he assumes tho duties Of citi.
zenship without any knowledge us &c
what they are. Tho privileges Of Amer.
lean citizenship are 80 great and Us du
ties 90 Eraye, that We may well insist
upon a good knowledge nleyery person
applying for citizenship, and d goot
knowledge by him Of our institutions
We should mot cease 10 DO hospitable Il
immigration, but we should cease TO bt
careless a. TO tho character Of II, Thort
arc men Of all races, even the least
whose coming is necessarily burden
upon our public revenues or a threat L
Social order. Thegc ghogldhe Identified
aud excluded, y" :"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29

Ni6ts bor1tente, n6er ptellnebr Nues. US
tpurDe nGn1li6 i'm 6inter8runoe eirte robe
bretterne Safel allsgebGrgt, pel6e bela9te,
ipelGen S0aAplab it'd Der 3uldoHcr 2oEs
S~uIteIen babe: let es eth SOitt99lWiob,
etneu ~&rDnungSiaa(, etne1l 0artell. elllsH
Nal0, ooer mas lo1l1t tlitnet.
0ie Scenez8 erpanblung beitano et1fad)
Dartn, 6aB Elm anoereS Srett ar19ep9ll9E
plrDe. - 9 . melt mil, tpie gelagt, 9err
b. 8erfaQ ni6t 9eben. Wo6l aber ipil ct
bic eal,e 8iibuenzO Decoration duI etllen
oemalten Ointergruno beihrGnfei1, Der ltd,
ME elm 9eniterporbang, letGt auT> ul1D aD@
roIen lGBt; Die Bl6ne iel6ft lou ganS tur6,
an Den Seiten nur nit @nr0tlteu pcrbd19t
lein; Der eigentli6e S6auplab oeS SplelS
aber ioa Dor Die 8lbne Derle9t meroel1:
auf eirlen 8retterbo0en, oer an Die SteEe
oes icbi9en Sr6eiters trttt, 10 baB Die Var
ftelIer lid, 10 su iagen, inmitten 0eS Rubll@
funt3 befGnoet.
g8as man itd bon ei1er iol6en 9teform
uoh riidlpGrts peripridt, lit: DAB oaS
8ublifrm an Dem StId els # ullo an
Der 0ariteaung Bet etn5el1en @barattere
Elm piel or0BereS Snterei1e neDmen> tperoe ;
DAB es ieine Nufmerflamtett ntdt ourG DoS
unlpeientli1e 8eiperf Der Oefor%at;onsfuult
a5le1fen laiien; oaB ieine @tnblloun9straft
einen tpeiteren Spielroum getpinl1et tperoe,
uro mas Derglei0en nebr tit.
gtun, tperln lies Oriiben baIntt oerludet
pollen, uns fann'S ia re6t ietn; betm
omerifoniiheu 4Sublifum milrDen tie nor7
crit mobl feill 0liif ban1it ba0et. Sorz
crit ! Na5 ipdter Die Wooe MAIDEN
%fDnnte, baS ldBt itA nidt porauSiagen.
Sat man Die groBen Spie8eIideiben .3u
Qriineu Slai6e160oen (Buse1ideiben), Die
Was> &ronleuhter su 3al9li6ter1, bic lt61
tell mo "luftigen SGle 5u cn88eorlGten &es
menaten sltriid vrcformircn~ f0nncll, 10 1piro
man arn @nOe AUDI uniere beuttgc Slbne
Bis sur S0eune, ooer oar big gum
Gbt3piSfarren suriidreforntiren fDnnen.
Die WtoDe bolt bann = 10 lcnge fte baItet
mill, aber ieDr lan8e ni6t. = 6at man
bod audi ben Woblaut, bic Ofeloote aus
Der Wtuiif hirtau5reformirt IND nur ltoernc
Defamation, permiidt nit ettpa5 @ez
gr0ble. @eit0bn, @eteife, @eft6er uno @ez
ipin1mer iibrig g%elaiien. Wem oa5 acfdut,
benz miro, tpenll man tbn1 MIR %einpauft,
6aB IS 6te neleite Weobc lit, audi Die
Sbafespeare' ide S9eunenbiDne ais v6ortz
i1ritt" erldetnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29
@iiu0est eesen @eintmeen.

,Gin auBeroroentlt6 iiberrai6c1oes ,@rz
eigniB" 10 i0reibt uns Trau Ottilie @enee.
Deriebt augenblifli6 ni6t nIr baS Ser
liner SbeaterpublifunI ionoern oas
bsuti DE i~iber6aupt in Die gr6Bte
Gpannung II. /. TO-"
8aS lit oaS fir etn @reignib ? I0as
hteitge Yu6lifum miro bariiber la6en,
ftatt baOur6 III Die arDBte Spaunung per-
ieBt su iperoen.
IS banDeGt ii6 nGrnIi6 barum, 6te beuz
tigen, our6 bic Wfeiningcr GbeatergeieQz
i6aft gar Su ~raffinirt geiporoenen 8iibnenz
Gtnri6trngen DieOer = tDenigitens an
ndbreno auf jene urtbimliAe Ginfa4bett.
.nenn ni6t Jto66eit suriid5ufibren, Die
ie Dor breibuloert Sa6ren, SIT Sbafes
i~peQre'S j3ettcu berri6te. 9tu6olpb Gjenee,
(ein 8ruoer 0ttilie'S) bat i'm Sabre 1887
6ieien @ebanfen in Der Wfiindener Nlgez
meinen .3eitun8 a1geregt unD mad 5neis
iGbrigcr lleberlegung lift Der babrii6e t0ofs
Tbeater> Sntenoont Ser bon YerfaI 81
Dem Gntihluiie g%eIangt. i'm 3u p%eriuirf7
Iiden, Die 8ll9ue 5u yrefnrlniren"
Cams bis auf Sbafeipeare's @lobez
Tbeoter 5uriid mill CT freili6 ni6t greifen.
9ort tp0r Sic 8ubne Ieotgli6 eiu nit groz
Der 9etnelpanO ~umbdu9ter 9taul1, Der gar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29
5do6 Wetb uno Rtno,
S6dnoli9e Gluttbat zines raieuOen
MauueS.
Die meieeruue scr 5rou, NIT ihm 3u Iebcn,
treibt i'm oa5u. Die Derwhnoeten
ni6t i'll urmittelbarer &~ebensoefahr.
Der mlorobube entfommeH.

Daniel s. 9fpan betrat Wfittpo6 N6eno
Sic Q8o6nung ieiner Srau, Del6e bon tDnt
g~etrennt in DEM 6auie $40. 1895 Nelt W(dz
o%ilonitr. le0te, uno feuerte in Der Qbt6t,
Srau unb &inO gu t0Dtct, 5tDet S6iiie auf
6ielelben Of, Die gliidliGerDciie feline unz
beoiI1gt t0Otli6en Gerlebungen Ueruria6ten.
Tral Settle 9tndit bate lid BOT etnt9er
3ett bon ibrem 0atten ans 6iS5er unbez
tanutcn 0riinoen getrennt unD be3og oDr
ettpa 2 Mo6en nit i6rem sneiiGDrigelt
501terben Wiaggie cine Wo6nung in Der
0!d5e tbres 0aters g. s. 2(Qiion. SIR
O1anl1 mar i6r bon Wtaribau, Wtt0., na6
GDicogo geiolgt, bate eini9e 3ett ais Wta7
ihiniit auf benz BON S. Walfer oil Der
NOanlSz uno Wtarfetltr. errid)teten 9teubau
gearbeitet, unp mibmete ieine gan3e frete
.3eit Der 9iodlforihung nab benz 2lufelttbalt
ieiller SSrQll, Die er ipieocr al lid St 3icben
periud1te. Geitern gelang eS ibln. Die Wo9z
nl1g aufSuipiiren unD nit etnen 9tcDolper
bepaffner, iudte er Tie Gnf. Die 0atttn
iebte letl1en Bitten ul10 OrD6u1gelt, tute0er
au ibm gu Siebcn, ein enti6ieOeneS 9teit e1tz
gsgen une ertldrte ibrn, baB lie unter feiner
ltn1itGnoen nit ibm lebet tpolte. @lS
GDan iab, DaB g9orte ntGtS fru6teten,
la1gte CT in Die Tdife un0 Sog ben 3teuolz
Der berpor. Sobal0 Die erl6redte Srou Die
Weoroipaffe in Der 6auD ibreS BON Wut6
entileIten 0atten bltben ia6, rib Tie tbr
&il1D Gus berY8iege ulo fob nab ber5bitre.
0a frnAten aud i6on 31pet S6uiie, NIB
i'm nadliten Qlu8en6lid lag Neib IMP &tno
blutcuo an1 Yooer. Die cine &u9el mar
Der Tral in ben Wtuno gebrun9cn, ipdb>
rer0 Die albere be5 &tn0e3 redten Qrm
3eriGmettert bate. 9tpau, ben iel6it
Die bLuter1be i5rau uno Das ianme9rbe
&inb niht aur Yernunft bringen fonnte,
bob rod einnal Die S6uBma1fe, ais ibm
SrGu Serbian, eine 9tahbarin in ben 9trm
rel. llno nuu bcgann 5ipilben Den Jaa6z
barn un0 Dem ~malnlptbi9en Wtann Gin
9tingen. Gr riS ii6 los nno ~felterte btnter
Den oaponeilelloen Jfa6barn nod eit1elt
S1uB ab. Damn rate er Die Greppe bi1ab
uno bega6 ii6 81 elmer in Der Jtabbari6aft
mobnenoen Trau WttGartbU. 00rt per-
taui0te CT letnen 6ut nit eiiem altelt
StrobbIt IND ~itir5te gum t6aule btnauS
init oer alfiinoigung, DaB CT Die Staot
p~erlnIIe.
Die Gotisei ieBte nod in Der Nadt
aGc t0e5el III Gcipcgung, Den Wforobube1
81 fa1Qeli, bod. miro lire 2lrbeit our0 Den
llntitollD erldlpert, paB fem 02eni6 in Der
9eab0aridait Den Otanrl feunt unO cine
Bei6reibur0 Su l~ieferu I'M StanDe lit.
Tralt un6 Gtno befinoen fth iii @ountOz
6oipttal, Deiien 2ter5te it6 Der 60ffnung
binge6en, beioe ipieDerDer fteQen SIT fOnnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29

rem GsfdngniB beitraFt. 0ieie angeOrobte
Strafe pcrbinoert nun Stpar feiueSrDe9S,
baB Sfloueu9Gnoel 0etrie6en lpirO, u6er er
nluB i'm @ebeilnen itattftnDen. Gcn 2ume
Siebe1 Die !0anoler Der &iite entlang oite
ipdrtS Bis Nnabo (aleineBopo) i'm beuts
i6en unb Nla (@rOBs8opo) tnl franSOit7
i0en @je6tete uno e3 miro ntdt LANCE
baucrn. bis oieielben, metit 6auiiaieute,
bis ua6 9ago5 D%ororingen perben. geiIerz
biu9s bat SSn1an &ato, Der 6auiia6ef III
Gpdr6o, einen oireften l8e8 nab 9gbooyaIo
Worto Seguro) er0ffnet. OSman &ato
betreibt tpie bic iibrigen 6auilabGnoler,
Stlauenbanoel."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29
g@wabtf@er G0anpaamer

@tne nelte WfetboOe in Der Sa6rifation
BON Gbawpagner lit in S~tuttgart erfunoen
tooroen, Die pielIei6t basu berufen iein
olrfte, Den Greis bieier g8eine bcoeuteno
berabSlOritGen. 9as neue Geria5ren
muroc elmer, Ddbreno Der i3eit Don BRET
Sa0ren angelteuten un0 inter Der perl0nz
il6en 9ettung bes Grfinbers purd9efiibrten
Grprobung u%nterDorien, uuo es erfreucn
ft6 o;e bon belnielben inbrt 3irtcn GGan7
paGner lGon lett gcyauncr Belt in alien
Ibctien Oeuti6lanO'S, no tie iiberbaupt
befanlrt fino, zines Sa6lrei6en Greiics BON
NbneDmeri1.
l8ie befannt, lit BET G6ampagacr Elm per>
mittellt zines beionosren 8erfa5rcns aus
9%etpDbnlid,en 8einen berGelteater Sdaume
mcin. Sn Der franSoiii0en Brouins, aus
bet letn Jldnte ltamlnt, tpad1ien im!ner nod
olelelben &raubell, aus OeHcu Die berii6me