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Poisoned by MushrooIns.

G. b. Marie, q well.known Italian rssi.
dent of this city, and two friends. went to
the park last Sunday, and in strolinn
around secluded portion OF the grounds
They gathered u lot of the fungi and, ,
when they returned To the city, went TO u
restaurant and had them cooked. AS they
were about to leave the table one of
Mares friends complained of nausea, and
after taking q glass Of whisky his stom ach
turned. He vomited freely and to that
fact he probably owes his life. Marie
was taken sick early Monday morning.
and DR., rerrone, who ~as summoned pro
nounced the patient in dangerous con-
dition. Marie continued to grow worse
and yesterday morning he died, DR.. Per.
rome believes that some of the mushrooms
were decayed. and when in that condition
u deadly poison is generated. Mare wac
| q native of Italy. IS years OF age. and was
unmarried, San Francisco Post.
, 1889-04-11

The Department Urged to Carry Out
the Law.

| the Law.
The Lewiston, Idaho, Teller says: Con-
Rress has, more than one year ago. en-.
acted a severalty law for the benefit of In.
| dians on reservations. 1t WAS reported to
us that steps would be soon taken by the
government to induce the Indians upon
the Npz Percea reservation to comply with
the terms OF this law and that "A comuis.
sioner would soon be appointed to visit
the question. But no such commits
sion az we can learn has ever been
appointed and commissioned and
sent out here for that purpose, and We
cannot learn that any steps have been
taken 10 further the objects OF this law
than existed at the time of its passage.
and 40 tar as any practical benefit result.
ing to either Indians or whites, We cannot
perceive that any good has resulted We
are told that something is going to he
done right away. SO 1T has been ssid for
months and months past, but we see no
movement by surveys of the land or a
councilling of the Indians in any
way, and 40 far az the law ia
concerned it seems to be 4 dead
letter upon the statute books. We know
not OF an Indian council where the pro.
visions of the law have been interpreted
or explained TO the Indians. AS but
comparative rev Of the adult Nez Perces
can read English, it is mot to be prtsun.
ed that one in fifty Of these Indians
know what 10 provided In the law. and
they would not know what their rights
and duties were under the law. Some.
body is negligent. 1t could not be px.
prcted that the Indians themselves
would move in this matter the same az
intelligent white men, we're they in the
same or similar situation. Our citizens
generally would do what they could to
encourage tbs Indians to comply with the
terms of the law and reap the advantages
OF the severalty system. 1t IL hoped and
expected that the agent recently appointed
will be instructed to do what he can to
awaken an interest In this question. and
that u commission will soon be here to as-
sist in this matter. We understand that
pending his application for appointment
the question was asked il he himself WAS
favorable to the severalty system. and the
question was answered in the affirmative,
which was deemed to please the depart
ment, and he would not have received the
appointment had he himself been opposed
to the allotment in ssvrraltv system.
, 1889-04-11

During the high wind that prevailed
here Monday afternoon thu residence on
what is known as the California ranch,
three miles north of town WAS entirely
destroyed by tire. The origin Of the FIRE
il not known. but presumably 1t caught
from u stove pipe. The fire was
Mr.. Rogers. who rented the place. lost al
most everything. On account Of the high
wind the tire burned with such rapidity IL
was impossible to save any of the furni'
ture. Mr. Rogers ran up stairs after
, 1889-04-11

some article and was compelled TO
jump from the window to save bis
HE. The California ranch 10 swned
by l.. Hoffman and is known
all over the upper country. The house Is
an old land mark. where many who have
had to travel through this section in past
years have taken meals. We have not
learned whether the premises were 10.
serves the aid IA he has the sympathy Of
the people Of this neigh borho ood- Daven.
port Tunes
, 1889-04-11

NEWPORT, April 6.-Mrs. Wilson.
widely known by her maiden name st Ida
Lewis, added another yesterday to the
long list of lives saved by her. Her uncle,
Henry Lewis, 40 years Of age. while re.
turning from fishing in small skiff. fell
overheard in the harbor near the Lii me
Rock lighthouse, Of which she is keeper.
She saw the accident, put out in boat.
and rescued him in an exhausted condi.
tion
, 1889-04-11
u l1iaiOn.

TRINIDAD, Colo, April s.-At 4
o'clock this morning two passenger trains,
each drawn by two engines. collided on
the Santa +. railway ten miles south of
here as they we're rounding a curve. The
four engines were piled up in heap aud
one of the express cars was telescoped An
unknown man, a tramp riding the express
car, was killed, and another is missing,
supposed to be buried in the wreck. En-.
his breast crushed. His recovery Is dcnbt.
ful
, 1889-04-11
The Great Race.

LONDON. April 5.-The great event Of
the Leicest ersh,r- spring meeting for the
Prince OF Wales stake was run to-day. The
stake was l2.O0O sovereigns. The race
was won oy the Duke of Portland's colt
Abington's colt Pioneer. by Galopin out Of
Morhen. second; r. G. Vyner's flly Min.
the, by Camballo out of Mint Sauce, third
, 1889-04-11
Some i'sria Fashions.

Long garments are queer and intricate
in make; they cover up the figure like
dress. In fact, IN hot weather they can
be worn over u plain silk undersklrt or
underwaist. The fancy ones for travelling
are made of thics figured foulard amply
the gathers are land into folds up and down
from neck to waist. The wide palm sleeves
are full and high on the shoulders. and
widen as they reach the forearm; often
times they are slashed on tue forearm to
the elbow; in that case another tis ht
sleeve is adjusted inside. In front, these
garments are fashioned very much like u
wrapper. Gathered on high neckband.
they fall in loose gathers fastened loosely
with q pointed belt, cord and tassels or
ribbons just below the waist. Great care
should be taken that these wraps fall just
below the edge of the skirt; not any part
OF the dress must be allowed to show.
The fancy long garments of lace or Rrena-
dine called "mantes" are very ornate;
they are covered with much more trim-
ming than they had last summer and tall
A handsome one just brought out OF the
workroom 10 of scarlet grenadine, strewn
witdh ark blue heraldlc designs; TINS is
covered entirely with clear black Rrena-
dine. The back is mad tight. fitting. and
is ornamented with delica designs of
light jet. studded here and there with
red beading; these ornaments fall in in.
Vulnerable long strings down the
gathered back Of the skirt. The wide
sleeves seem 10 be the primer
pal feature of the garment; it begins
high on the shoulders, falls in folds down
u part OF the back, side and front, il cut
of abruptly In about the middle of the
side skirt, and there adhering TO the skirt,
it is finished off with strings of black jet
which fall to the bottom of the skirt. The
front also falls in folds gathered IN at the
waist with tabs of jet, and made tight
fitting on the shoulders with a deep yoke
of jet and red beading a mother singular
looking garment ia made somewhat alter
the style of the latter part of the reign of
Louis XIV. The stuff is a 9lace shot bro
cade of old Goblin pink brocaded with
Marguerites and roses in their natural but
rather faded colors. The garment is made
all in one piece; the skirt gathered
all around; the round, short bodice part
tiRht-6ttinR, with the gathers folded
about the waist and chest 30 IN to torn u
| corset; then the gathers are stretched
tight across the front and back and form a
| deep yoke. The high neckband ia OF old
gold 9alloon; this same Raloon ia tied in a
bow below the neckband. and then falls in
two long ribbons, which end with two old
gold passementerie balls. The sleeves are
made of deep tolds of the goods, which
bulge out cousid. ribly about the shoulders,
then gradually dlmiD in size until they
reach the elbow; 1t il moderate copy oi
the mutton.leg sleeve The forearm is a
ltight-fittiDg brocade sleeve. crossed nj in.
l tervala With old gold UallOOna
, 1889-04-11
r.o Cru.h at the Postoffice.

Affairs at the postotiice are about the
same as set forth from time to time in the
RgvIgw. The department has rs far as
known made no effort to remedy the evils
that exist from lack of force to handle the
mails. Judge Peel IL giving what little
spare time he has TO the completing Of his
quarterly report. II doubtless will be an
interesting exhibit when finished. COM
pared with former years of the same
quarter.
, 1889-04-11
VERY Satisfactory.

SANTA FE, n. NJ, April 6.--Ths ap.
pointment Of Judge Prince as governor Of
New Mexico is well received here. He is
regarded as an excellent representative of
progress and improvement. He is a
resident Of Santa Fe with large interests
throughout the territory and was for
several years chief justice of the territory
and president of the bureau of immi.
Oration
, 1889-04-11

OMAHA. April 6.-Dr, George L. Miller.
the veteran democratic ed tor and politi-
cian OF Omaha, has just received bronze
bust of the late Horatio Seymour. Ii il of
heroic mold and is TO bc erected In park
of 500 acres near Omaha owned by DR.
Miller. II is Il splendid speci meu of art
and Il striking reproduction of the New
York statesman in facial form and feat
, 1889-04-11
rhe County Prisoneys.

At present there are twenty-five prison.
ers incarcerated in the county Jail. Thir.
teen OF this number are awaiting the ac-
tiop of the grand jury and the remaining
nine are serving out jail sentences for diff.
ferent small crimes. Those serving cut
sentences are utilized in cleaning mp
around the court and Jail yard.
, 1889-04-11
q. b A. Annual Meeting.

CHtcAso. April 6.-rhe Chicago & Al
ton stock holders met to-day in annual ses-
board of directors and officers Of the COM
pany. The only vacancy was that caused
by the death of L. Blsckst, ne. The po-
sition WAS filled by the election Of the late
directors son, w. Blackstone. The old
officers were reelected at subsequent
, 1889-04-11

Mrs. J. H. Short returned yesterday
from Walls Wslla. which she says is just
at this tune the prettiese place this side Of
paradise. The air is frei GIFTED with the
perfume Of blossoms and flowers, AMI the
hundreds Of fruit trees. al in bloom,
clothe the Garden City in robe of un-
surpassaole beauty.
, 1889-04-11

college,, is living critically 81 Of poeomon,.
TorxKA. KS, April 8,--GSeneral ri. III
Mcconnell, u pron,inebt attorney % Osssr
Kansas, suicided this morning. McCon.
nell WAS q general In the army OF the Po-
tomac. He left no reason for the act.
, 1889-04-11

rhe parta stakes TO- s.year-oltis. hvs
fnrlongs, was won by WaylAnd, ut Lou
don.
, 1889-04-11

PRINCETON, N j.. April 8 DIR. McCool.
the vensrable ex-president Of Princeton
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Die
gS0dentlide 6reie @reiie flir seras
erf9eint
ieSsn Donnerfag
unb foittt
80 so fir baS Sabr pocr $1.25 t,it
6 Wpnatc In WDrausbcsablnna.
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bdtten mir Big beute eemadt! (@e
I1Gter uno @efthrei.)

bdtten mir big beute gemadt! (@e
IdGter uno @el9rei.)
8af9atp unb @resr rufen: Deut{1s
Ddren mir geporben! Sol1es @erebt
1T s9ma9 unb 61anoe! s}n bieIen
Some ging Die Debate, por3uesmeiit
bic firdlid]e unb rationale Seite bel
buiiitii6en Sewegurg ftreiIenb. geraulne
3eit tueiter. Die @rrsgung itieg aui
ben b66ifeu Grab, als Der iDciaIe Sc.
f6tspuaft in ben 8orbereruno gehelI
murbe bur9 ben Brin3en &arl 59uar,
! senberg jun., wel6er 5und9H bebauerte,
DAB feline @rwa,tung, es peroe nit Der
! linfen Seite beg 9auies ein 3uiammen.
tuirfen mDgli9 fein, fi6 ni9t erfiiaI
bGbe. Die Debate bdite gesei9t,
oaB bic @egenidBe fi@ ni9t abi9mdGen
Iaifen.
oSie baben", iagt &ebner, y6uB als
6elben, als 6eiIigen elorificitt, uno
sic baben ii9 oamit felber als QuiIiten
betannt. (Stiirmii6e &ufe: Oas lnt
mir y @s muB Sbneu bsfannt iein, baf
bel uns eiue Iberiion gegen SuB Dor.
berridt,- nidbt tuegen ieiner psri0uli6eH
@i8enitaften, foHbern wegen fetnes
tbeologiI6en unb inbireft du9 poIiti,
i iden Wirfens, Iopie tpegen Der greigs
niile, bic feinem Wirten unb ieiner 2ebre
sefolst iinb. 9ie 0uifitenfriege uno
Der 30idbtige Grieg lparen Die GonIe,
quen5 feines Nuftretens. Seine 2ebre
mar ni6ts anoeres. als Der &ommunis=
mus bes Is. Sabrbunberts. Inter ben
6ufIiteu fanben ii9 tpenig ebrenlpertbe
WtdHner; lie ipuroen balb su elmer
gaube bon&dubern unb b8ranoltiItern. /"
Nadbem elm srduli9er 2drnt, tpel.
der bier ben Heoner unterbra6, nit
Mftibe Qeltillt mar, fubr grin3 51pars
aenberg nit lHd9tig erbobener Stimme
fort:
Die S9wataenber9e traten einIt an
bic STEELE Der &oia.tberge. Die Goie
biloete bag 2ampf3eiGen segen bic
5uifiten. Sd tuiirbe itol3 barauf iein,
tDenn beute bic meiBzblaue 6abne ber
S9war3eHber9e tuieber bas &fsei=
den pdre miber bic gfeu 9uffiten
(Sinrmtid1e Geneguug uno Sdrm.)
Die bonn prinien S6waraenberg be-
antragte &eiolution: Scr 2anbess
ausf6uB Derbe bauftrast, bafhr 3u ior.
gen, oaB Bel ber 4uswabl ber Namen
fur bic Mufeums. @ebenttafeIn bic reIis
gi6ien @eftible nidt berIebt tperben" ,
fano nur bel ben @roBgrunbbeiibern
llnteritliBung. Sie geitelten Nntrdge
tpurben an DE 8unbes=gommiIiion bers
tuiefen. gfa6oem bas Budget erlebigt
mar, erfolste Yertasung bes 2anbtages.
Derfelbe fOll nod gteuiabr 3u elmer
9ta9feilion einberufen uerben.
Giir Die 68 beutI9en Nbgeoroneien,
pelte i'm b6nii6en 2aubtage lbrer
N}anoate OetIulIia ertldrt tpurben, tpurs
ben Die NeuDabIen bereits ausg.i6rie.
ben, unb 5par am 81. December 1889
fir bic 2unademsinbeu, am 2. Sanuar
1890 fir bic Stdote uno SnbuItrieorte
unb am 4. 3aauar fir bic Sanoelstamf
mert.
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gius hiih[me 94iind1ener Mier

@the EllDl@e WflnDeher Blers
arecOote melB bic rYbil. Shines" bon
@enetal @rant gu et5dbIen. 9lls @rant
auf feiner &eiie bur6 bic gDelt in Der
baDsrif6en 9auptftaot augefommen
mar, belt es bet bortige amerifas
ntl9e &onful fir feline pfi6t, BEN
gefeierten gaif gu allererf einen Beiuh
Der beriibmten Sunfi6dBe porsus
i9lagen. Do6 Grant meinte er lei auf
liner &eiIe iiberaQ f6on 10 nit &unii
llbcrftittert Dorben, baB er einmaI et!pas
Wnberes genieBen m66te. DC 19lug
ibm Der Goniul Dor, bos Meffa ouer
0edn6ener, bas Sofbrdubaus, su be-
feben. 5n 3tpei Miuuten lparen fie bort
uu6 erbielten am S6anftii6 ieber einen
Steinfrug i6dumenben 8ieres, tpomit
lle it9 unter Den tibrigeu @difen einen
SIP auf ben tloffI6en 9ol3bdnten iu1s
ten. Grant ieBte ben &rug on Die 2ips
pen unb tranf ibn nit anei 3iigen leer.
'sThat's good" NOR bas @insige, tpas
er gu iagen bate unb bas Gin3ige, mas
er ,toieberbOIte, 10 oft ct einen neuen
Grug geleert bate. Gs iDirb ai6t be.
ridtet, ME biele Stunben Ser aIte
Telbberr bort bIieb uno tpie biele Griige
ct leerte, bod Der @oniul 1T 3euee ba.
fur, baB, als er am nd9iten Sage pies
bet bel Grant poripra9 uno fragte,
tpas gu Sefebl fidnoe, ct bic Nnttport
erblelt: pWeQ, i'd bente mir seben
tpieoer oabA, mo mir geitern tparen.
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uD m
M9beln, Teppicllen NIatten, Roueaux ETC.. ETC.

benegen fann bpn einem Ort gum an.
bern, baB Der 10 fiji baIten muB, mo
ct nun eiumal bingepflan3t 1T, Bios
neil er gu gewillea6aft 1T, tber ein paar
unfi6tbare 3dune unb 0eden gu iteigen,
bic man ibnt als uniiberfteigli9 borge,
balten : iagten sic ti9t, oaB mir uns
in bet gedbe eines fol6en Grei6eiisbi9,
ters Die @efangene bortommen? Sd
muB Sbnen geiteben, baB i'd ieoen inilfs
li6en @trd1ins um feline Sanbl6eaen
beneioe. Weua man 5dabs uuo GdBs
frei bat unb bic &erfertbiir offen itebt,
unb man fann iib bod bor lauter pc
bantii idempfi6tgefabI 6as 5er3 ni9t faf.
fen, binaus5ufliebeu. 1T bas ni6t piel
etbdrmli@er, bieI oemiitbigenber2
ST anttDOrtete ni6t fogIeid). sic
fliblte, bob er einen laugen priifenben
Bid auf ie mart, uno aIs er lpieOer gu
reben anfing, tlans feline Gtimme mod
tpei9er unb ber5li9er.
Sarf i'd fragen, mein Grdulein, mas
bas fhr pfi9ten finb, bic sSbnen Elm
2eben nod ibren @ani6en unnt6gli9
mahen2
Sic iGiitteIte ben &opf.
Was fam Sbnen baran legen2 gs
1T cine game 2ebensgei9i6te, 10 alltdgs
LID un6 lan9meilig wie tauienb anbere;
nur mer tie geraoe erlebt, ber mag ies
ben, pie er nit ibr fertig tpirb. Sic
meinen es getuiB gut nit S6rer Grage,
ieBte lie binall, aber i'd fam sic berlt=
9ern, baB Sic ni9is babel berIieren,
tpenn i'd Sbneu bic 9ntwort lieber
i9ulbig bleibe. unb belfen t0nnen sic
mir bod nidt.
9elfen? Wer tueiB, Iiebes Grdulein.
gs gef1eben ale Sage nod Wunber.
ST webte fi6 nit benz 9trobbut bic
feu6te 2uft su, Die bonn GluIe aufItieg,
unb iein @eii9t nabm auf einmal einen
beiteren Iusorud an, tttutbig, faft iibers
miitbig, pie n nm er einen iebr gliidIis
den @infaa gebabt bdtte.
Sic blieb ffeben unb fab ibn ernfbafl
att.
Sd CLAUDE, sic molen Sbren 5paf
nit mir baben. sic tennen mid ni6bi
unb i'd ertldrteSbnen, bab i9 es iiberflti.
| fig finbe, sic NIT meinen peri6nliden
8erbdltuiffeu 5u langpeilen, unb sic
fpre6en oaDon, mir su belfen.
8erSeiben Sic, iaste er, es mar mir
gang ernif nit benr mas i'd iogte. abet
Sic baben &e@t, es gibt feline Gecepie
fiir 9ranfbeiten, bic man ni9t fennt.
Wenn i'd es Sbnen benn ebrIi9 iageu
iol, uie i'd 3u bieier &e6e fam: id
glaubte 3u perifeben. baB sic aus Sbrer
@efaHgenf9aft, tuie sic ss nennen, NUT
barum nidt flieben fbnnten, peil-nun
ia, tueil Sbnen bic Mittel feblten, neil
Sic Nnbere barum nidt angebsn oiirf-
ten ober m69ten, bic bas Sbrige ni1i
entbebren f6nnten IS gibt ia 70 biele
ytotb un6 9ililoii8teit unter ben Men.
i9en, Der nit einer geringen 5umme
ab3ubelfen tpdrel = ipie mon6es MGb:
den berlieBe ben Ort, no fe lebt, unb
fu9t fi9 anbersmo cine giinitigere Stels
lung, menn iie nur fiber elm tleincs @a>
pital 3u oerftigen b1tte. unb ieben
Sic, oa i6 nun gerabe auT einc unpers
boffte Weiie elm gapitaIilt gemoroen
bin -
Wein Derr =!
(Hortfesuuo foIot.)
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@rnitlthe ltriadc sur Semmrnbisuma

lit pprbanhen, menu bic Gieren uniausen untbdtis gu
werben 0asesen icuten ipfptt S6ritte setban lper=
hen, Ia anrernfaus tie 9risbtibe 0ierentrantbeit
3uderrubr cher cnit en rrsaniiaeS 9epen eie abr
i4etnltde 6clse 1T. 3oetters Musenbtters ltt cine
b6dl betliame getrtuns auf pie 9arnprsane unb Ia.
bel hber6reet HE mulirenre 1bdttstctt auf cieie Or
game ME oie ppn eer 9crd sebcten ren,e unb rei;t
heielben nibt III iebr, mas lei rielcu aneereu gum
seiden 3wet sencmmenen DfyturCn nur gu Bdufts
her san tit DIE sep6bnIt6 i'm Sanpel pertpmmeu=
ben StmulanjmisI fnb tbres feurisen unb mep,inles
len 6bardtterS pesen in 6dnen beT nntbdttatet her
Neren tein see8nees Grrrettp. sic ret,en pbne hte
gemnni6te 9Birtuns auf bic 0auer berbet,ufubren
Die priiSeMitte" lpi6en tbneu unn stnem lptrtunss
eien 0arnbeiDrberunsSnitte BAIT eas 9ters mel6eS
9IethSetis ais Spe5iitum eesen maariaarttse Sranf
lpirft
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9as @ersienft lfcat,
(Gcrtfssuns foIet.)

gBi phnihen uniereH Waitbirgeru mtt,utbelen haF
mir Or. Rings neues Shpinhiudts SeilmtiteI berets
felt etner Reibe ron SabreH rertaufen, ebenip Dr.
Rings Geue eetrr gilen, gudlens aruica Salbe uns
Glertc 8ttters, uub 6aB mir uemals eiImittel pers
taut baben, bic 70 gut sgeben" reer bic 10 asemeiu
berteptst bdben, pe hieIe gBr Jrsern teuen auaens
Bid, ete @ardne fir hiee Wittel jener 9et gu ibers
nelmen une ne ets terei, has peraussabte Sch sus
fadlu3abln, ipenn brem GebrauGe feline beTrehiaenz
zen Heltate setpst iub. Deie Mittel rersanten bre
gfeee Yepnlarltat tbrsn stsenen @erptenien. Gum
geItanl III ausn Npetbeten uno In Der DrpSuen @reBz
9anpluns ron Oreib, Gbrmpipn II. Gr.
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,,Ghrlithes snfelM

1T ales, mas fir DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery berlangt mirb, penn
ss eingenommen miro fir Gopffatarr5
oDer fiir Suftr0bren< Ober 0aIsIeiben
oOer 2ungenitrOpbuloie (eemeinbin aIs
Sungeni9pinbfuGt befannt), unb penu
re9taeitig eingeuommen uno oroentli6
probirt, miro es beilen ooer bas bafnr
be3ablte 8elb pirb suriidgeseben. gs
1T oas einaige garGntirte Seils
mitteI.
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Sm s@auaI" fiibIi6 BON ber sya,
iel Bigbt itiebeH bic bsiben enaIiId)en
Dampfer s@lebbD" uno ,cssIe Of Gn.
prlls" auIammen unb bas erliere 5diff
tuurbe babel 10 fdlimm bsi6dbigt, bah
es fofort iant. Sin 3beil Der Wlonus
i9aft tpurbe 9ereitet, absr 13 MatroIen
finb ertruuten.
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= Die pOrtugiefi6e Regierung bers
laagt bic ginieBung zines internationa.
len S9iebsgeri6tts 5ur 8eiIegung ibres
Streites nit @ngIaub ipegen hires off
aIrifanif6en Golonial=8efbes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-21

Geiai9t bic 2eber, ben Magea, bic
glngetpeioe unb oas gan3e 9pifem bur9
Nntpenbung bon DR.. Pierce's Pellets.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-21

Salpattou Se 1T ben grt6te Shmer;enfiaer unlerer
3eu 3en aneeres Rittel tcmmt ibm Sleih, es beilt
ale S9merien une gBunsen, uno ipfet nur 2j @ents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-21

9ie 4usnanberung aus
Stanolnobien 1T INNER nod eine iebr
ffarte. @s berlieBen S9peoen i'm
Sabre 1888 bel einer @eEammtbebGlfe>
rung bon runb 4,717, 900 SDpfen 49,
353 Perionen, ytOrmegeu aber BEL els
t1er iol9en bon l, 1850. 600 G6pfen, Be.
ren 1881 ibr 0nterlano, mitbin aug
beiben &ei9en suiammen 1924. Bon
ben @misranten S6pebens siugsn
81 1884 alfo : aller. BON beHen g1orpe=
gems aber gar a@t 9teuntel, nGmIib
l4,125 nad ben Ser. 6taaten BON
ytOrb .amerifa, unb 3ipar borlpiegeno
nod ben Roropef=Staaten. - SEEDS
Sabre borber, 1882, mo- bic Nusmanbe,
runssluit in Sfanbinabien ibren 665e.
puntt errei6t bate, emigrirten aug
S9pe6en SO, aus 9orwegen 28,s
004 W}enfden. Dagegen tparen IS
abernals 6 Sabre frtiber, 1873, bsren
nur 9032, be5iebentli1 1868. gs bat
iomit bic lebtidbrige Emigration 5uar
nltbt, uno namentli6 in NorDegen niGt
bieienige bes Sa6res 1883 erreidt, boz
filr aber berbdlt Iie ii9 3ur 3iffer bes
Sabres 1878 in 9torweaen tpie 1925 gu
l unb in Sdpehen gar wie ungefdbr 4 |
3u l.
= 9em &i9ter 2pnG ent9ing tiiras
LID nur nit tHapper gtotb Der Sod |
Sames 6oobep in @OOinston in yie=
brasta, lpelder ben getperbsmdBigen |
Spieler @roiu, ber i'm out6 6aufiihlag |
3u 8Ooen seftrtft bate, bur6 einea
Wleferfi@ ms 9er5 tOatete. Eie 9lu.
gen3eugen ber 3bat battsu bem M0,ber
i6pn einen Strd UNI ben Gals geleet. |
als bic poIi3ei erIdien unb i'm in Si=
derbeit bra6te.
= Drei 2inber bat 0err AooIpb |
SdIenber gu 6ermann in MiHouri in
3eit BON wenigen gDu6en our6 ben
Sob berloren, uub ole finb bon Der
beimtiidlden 8ipbtberitis bingerafft |
ipDroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-21

s@- llnter3eug in ieber S9pere unb
au iebem preiIe. Semben' uno 3ois
letten' 9lrtifel aus ben befen 6abriten
bel paucoa & 8 bn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-21

w Wenn Sbr @uern polIen Werib
in u rs Il 9 Ell baben wollt. 10 iebt
GuG bic 9erbis unb Winter 8orrdtbe
BEL pancoa & 8 bn an.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
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