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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-24
KING LEAR ONCE MORE.
How "a Man Who Divided His Property
Among His Children iuaged to Live.

Among His Children : ,naged to Live.
The recent death Off Detroit pioneer
came very near being followed by the
SHINING and failing of the attorney
who had faithfully served him for
years.
As "A result of early investments and
fortuitOuS circumstances the old man
had accumulated a handsome fortune.
Ills wife died and three daughters
were left as the widowcr's solace, In
the course of Time the young ladies,
bright and handsome, were all married
of, aud did well.
They each liked To entertain pa"
and rather WED with each other IN Sc.
curing his presence at their respective
hulrtu>tuuc>, At length one of the
girls suggested the prupricty of pas
dividing bis fortune among his chill
drru. IiIny were lureCrIvr 1t anyhow,
pa could always have good home
among them, and their husbands
might as well have the aid of his
money IN carrying on business.
Pa acquicscrd, had his lawyer split
his wealth into three parts, and each
child received her Just proportion.
Then things We're different. The old
mans welcome was not rs warm a.
formerly; neither were his meals. He
overheard one daughter complaining
that She had been keeping PAT for about
three months. and she thought il time
one of the others should assume the
burden.
The old gentleman hadn't lost his
shrewdness and saw what was coming.
Hecalled on his lawyer, whose advice
was to keep quiet and work Il scheme.
IF / send any one To you. take up
with what he may propose and decline
10 discuss the affair with your chill.
dren."
Next day the father was bugging a
dismal lire and ~inwardly suffering
from the cold looks about him. There
was "A caller announced 10 see him.
The man went right 10 business.
Mr.. -, | want to borrow some
money
Pa saw the point and asked: How
much!
Three thousand"
What security
First mortgage on city real estate"
"Nhat INTEREST,"!
seven per cent
If my lawyer approves OF the Secu-
rlty have linn fix up the papers and
make a check. Ill come down this al.
ternoun and sign it
Next day another borrower called.
went through the same talk, aud ne
goliatcd Il loan Tor 5000.
The daughters had learned all by
judlclous eave>droppmg and the clouds
which darkcncI the old mans skies
gave way to a burst of sunshine. The
best was not good enough for him.
Each family WAS now as anxious To
have him ., il had been 10 get rid al
HIM. The best rooms. the best seat by
the iircslde and the daily aresse of
his three girls came Ia his daily lot.
SO ii was al the time of his death.
After the funeral the lawyer was
seen. From ann 1t WAS learned that
pa hadn't left IA cent. Then there was
"a paving OF the air and chain shot de-
nuncialiuns from the daughters, while
the sons-in-law talked seriously of mop.
ping the ground with the faithful at.
torney. But the lawyer had made the
old age uf lIis client "A pleasant one and
was content. Detroit News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-24
Perseyerlp0 Miners,

While in southern California |
found that there were many men work
ing singly in placer mines under most
adverse circumstances, and obtaining
very small remuneration for their toll.
Some of them succeeded in washing
out but 81 or 80 worth Of gold dust per
day, while a few of them occasionally
washed out as high as $40 worth per
day. Many Of them remain a very
short time in the diggings, but others
work away year after year in the hope
Of striking it rich some day.-St. Louis
Globe. Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-24
4 Clever Diamond I,obbsry,

The death of the famous thief, Wal.
ter Stewart. alias Sheriden. in IA Mon
treal prison recalls "A bold robbery
committed in a diamond merchants
store by him and "A pal, ten years ago,
which for skill and success has never
been equaled in Philadelphia. Then
Sheriden was the most expert diamond
thief in America, and "A decoy jewel
box in the possession Of Joseph X. Da-
wilson, of No. rs SAMSON street. is the
only relic of the daring theft and the
mute reminder of the skill Of the mas.
ter thief.
Though Sheriden and his pal were
arrested for the crime some time later
not "A shadow Of the jewels were ever
seen by the victim or the detectives.
The box is "A tin one about eight inches
long. four inches wide and one inch
deep. IL contains white and blue pa.
pers, usually ~inclosing loose stones,
but salt is the substance in them. To.
ward the end of March, 1850. Sheri-
den, IN company with Dave Cum.
miugs. another noted crook, visited
Davidson's place aud purchased for $50
a diamond ring. They carefully noted
the exact shape. size andappearance of
the diamond box while selecting the
stone from the collection.
Twodays laterthey came back, look
ed at the box again and departed with
out purchasing. When Davidson ex-
amined hi, trusty box he found its
counterpart in its place filled with the
saltpaper. Whilethesalesman wasbusy
they ~cleverly substituted the false box
and were perfectly successful in play
ing their trick. Jewellers Review.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-24

The cocaine habit takes rs place be.
side the morphine habit. 'itu symI-
toms Of marasmus. delnslpns md h'l-
fluctuations Of frightful appear rec,
and small living thing creeping ou
the skin, together with inaoJuuia sud
loss Of appetite. The symptoms Of co
caine poisoning are moro obstinate
than those of morphine. and may last
for months after the cessation Of the
drug.-Cor. Washington Star.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-24

Sir Robert Ball. The astronomer roy.
al for Ireland, 81 IS the stars known to
exist number 10 900. 900, but if any
one added "A nouga or two 10 that 10.
tai no doubt they "suld still be with
In the truth; many gaseous bodies,
hundreds Of millions Of miles across
the surface, are gradually cooling
down, and may in course Of time be.
come worlds.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-24
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
irecommend il as superior to any prescription
known 70 me" II. A. ARcnER, ". d.,
III So. oxford St, brooklyn, n. Y.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-24
Chew on This, Girls.

A chewing gum manufactures amss.
sed a fortune of 1900, 000. Let's see.
Say six sticks for i've cents; five into
100, 600, 600 goes ~, 900, 600 times.
Twenty million times six equals 800,
000, 900 sticks Of gum. Great heavens,
girls!-Washington Post.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-24

'volapuk is eleven years old"
1T will never be old enough 70
speak. Chatter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
Trustees visit the Normal. I.

MrLLERsvILLE, March l5.--on Thursday
committee Of the board of trustees visited
the school. 1t consisted of Senator A. IL.
Mylin, ]. B. Martin and John $. Mann.
rhcy spent the day visiting class rooms and
observing the work Of the school.
The regular term examinations have
begun, and tho accompanying anxiety and
nervous strain is beginning 10 be felt.
Aunt Lizzie, who has been matron In
the ladies' building for twenty-one years,
win, TO the great sorrow of all the lady
Students, at the end Of this term resign her
position. Miss Jennie Thomas Is to take
her place.
Tomorrow the first game Of base ball
for 1890 will be played on the school
grounds. The game will take place In the
afternoon, and is to be between the Normal
school nine and the Lancaster Actives.
Rev. William II. Hartsler, for many
years prominent teacher In the Normal
school, Is at present paying his alma mater
visit.
The winter term closes on March 20. The
summer term begins March 81.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15

- DVKl,lScs AND yRgls OCCUPANTS ARR
BURIED Af fRoY, MT.
/ nank q Earth Fifty Feet High strikes
4 ~ looesss, Killing Three rersons,
Two widows and Girl.

xhor, N. r.. March is.--At3o'ciock THIS
3nsuane landslide on the west side OF
y Snsfsn's Hill swept away tho two.ssory
|316k residence Of Patrick Csufield ano
I onoslshed the ons-story frame dwelling
|~e John Lawrsnson.
Four families resided In the Canfeld
s&tuse. ,Mrs Margaret Noonan and her
\ 1onghter, Mrs. Johanna Hogan, both
sWidows, and Annie Burns, II years old,
were killed. Mrs. John Ahearn and IN.
Elhnk Thomas IAwreuson and Mrs. Pat
cAnnsld, jr., were injured, but not seii-
onsiy.
The firc department was called out and
me bodies OF the dead were taken from the
ruins.
A mass OF clay and earth fifty feet deep
olld down from the hillside. Tho progress
* the slide was stayed by a new brick
house on The opposite side Of Haverman's q
avenue and against which the slide swept
che 4,,ins Of the Canfeld house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
To be Closed.

In order 10 stop all uncalled for and IN most
cases false and malicious reports concerning
The management Of NJ cnnsrchor hall and hotel.
the ofhcers Of the association have decided to
- longer rent the hall for Saturday u.S.N,
dancing school. The ofilcesx u The association
Hould naa0 embrace 9nls opportunity to express
<s1Belf entire satisfaction with the management
I - the hotel by Louis Pfaefiie, the popular land
aofu. 1t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
The Actives to be Admitted.

This morning President voltz, of tho
Inserstate Base hall League, was In Lam
enster and he had conference
With Manager George Goodhart, Of
tho Active club, William Zccher
sud others. II was agreed that the Active
clab should apply at onco for admission to
the League and there Is no doubt that they
viii DO admitted. Mr.. Goodhart already
shss his team az practice in Rothweiler's .
hall. Mr.. voltz went TO York at II o'clock
and he will boom club there.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
Deaths.

6AeA---ip this city. on the 18th insl, sarah
j., wife OF Hugh y. Cara.
herelafiyes and friends of the family are re-
epoctfully invited to attend the funeral from
Aes late residence, No. 20S East King street, on
0o0day asternoon at 2:3o o'clock. Interment
0g3vate. Please omit flowers. 2t.
EcKAAE.-Al Columbia, Pa, Friday, March
Soseth Eckman, In the 75sh year OF his
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
epsctfuiiy invited 70 attend the funeral from
~ hate residence at Columbia. Pa, on Monday.
- Hth Inst. at 80 p. IN. IntermeEt at Col.
onAbia, Pa hfg 2t
B uAnMoS.-Msrch "A. 1880, In this city. Mary
Harmon, daughter of the late Amos and
Anna Harmon, la her twenty second year.
a 4hs relatives and friends OF the family also
~ membep Of Christ Lutheran church, are re-
epoelnnly tuSited TO attend the funeral from
NJ moihsrs residence, No. Is North MARY
0sese. On Monday afssrnoou at o'clock. In
oDppens - 4Asssstes ssnstevy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
ucIoft the Town.

Sometime ago Albert Jones, a colored
man, was sued by VIM. Proctor, for false
pretense. Harry Schenk, the furniture
man, went Jones' ball before Alderman
Halbach. and to-day Jones moved back to
Newark, whore he originally came from,
tInking his family with him. He will be
{pont for.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
Sne.I For s,apdor.

John A Coyle, attorney for Crescentia Dam
eier. living on Poplar street entered suit
for slander this afternoon against George
Neunillsr, a neighbor. Plaintiff charges
that Neumiller circulated reports that af-
l1sted her reputation, and she claims 81, 900
Manages.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
The Nen.ville Fair.

The ladies' fair at Netfsville is still in
progress, and notwithstanding the very
disagreeabls weather the attendance has
been large each evening. A great deal of
Interest IL manifested In It by everybody,
Snd will no doubt be financial success.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
A New store,

The Atlantic & Pacific Tea company have
taEen possession Of another room on North
oueen street. 1t Is one further south than the
old store, but In the samo building. that OF
0oses 0sissenberser. 1hs room has been hand
somely painted and papered and It presents a
very nne appearance. II is filled with q large
stock Of choice Teas, Conses, &C.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
Liabilities OF $4,000.

George Grcssman, horse-dealer, made an
saesIsnment for the benefit Of creditors to-
day TO Henry Baumgardner.
His lien Indebtedness Is s35,650, and
here are other claims that are not secured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
Bond. ana STOCK. a, publ,c sale.

On Monday, March II, at l:30 p. m, at the
Cooper House, Colebrook Val. X. r. 5's; Ian
enatsr Gaa ca. b's; County, Fulton, Northern,
vDopAes. Conestoga, Lititz and Quarryvilie
tank stocks lititz, Bridgeport Horse shce
1dAnheim. MI. Joy, Manor and c Jnestoga d Big
opring turnpike; Northern Market, and Read
NJ = Columbia r. Il. stocks. Terms, payable
Apstll. ByJacob B. Long. broker.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
Spring-lS0O.

AcGronn Nowlen, tailors, No l3s North
Queen street, are now prepared 10 show you the
finest line of snitngs, Trouserings and Spring
Overooatings ever brought 10 this city, many
- which are exclusive styles. Fit, trimmings
and prices guaranteed. marla-2wd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
nov, .ransell Guilty Of Lylno.

P1TTxRURo, Pa, March l4--Rev. DR.. T. D.
Aansell, Of the MoKeesport, NJ. Z. church,
Who has been on trial on charges Of lying
ep6 defamation, was found guiltythis morn
~ on the first couut and acquitted on the
(ond one. iEsE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
Grain ana l'ruv1sions~
Furnished BY 3. X. Yundt, Broker.
CHICAGO, Mar. IS. Loo O'Clock p. m.
LOCAL HOUSEHOLD MARKET.
LANCAsTER, March is, 1850

There was not large attendance at market
this morning. Eggs were made scarce early In
the morning by husksters buying them up
Dealers have been fOrestaling the market for
months, and there docs not appear 70 be any
effort made 10 protect the citizens by the police
of1cerp on duty on market days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15

OUR opening will be continued ON Monday
With additional doral decorations.
4 WILLIAMSON FOSTER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15

A Fair Opening.
The fair Of the United Knights will open In
IRE Heinitsh building. North Queen street, this
ersning At o'clock, TO continue ten days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-15
NEW SHADES

Grass Green Fog Green, Navy blue. Nsxarine
Blue, Amethyst, Dahlia, Heliotrope, Cardinal.
Mahogany, Putty, Slate. Steel, Golden Brown,
Seal Brown, Walnut Brown. Tan, Ecru, New
Rose, Plum, Olive, Garnet, Gray, Drab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-16
sIn6 etme Smoemfraae.

9ab fid Die BON benz SonbersNusibuB
bes 8unoese Observation-Disclosures angeiteate
~lluteriuhung iiber Die 3medmdBtgfett ooer
llnspedmdBtgfeit elmer Si6tung Der @tnz
tDanDerung ipurlos i'm Sanoe Derlaufen
tperbe, - btele l1eberaeu9ung marb an porz
lisgenDer Stelle ihon gu Der :3eit ausges
iprnden, alS Der Nusl6uB bier in StBung
mar. Die Stimmungeu, aus wel6cn Die
8ori6ldse sur Qbodmmung lnbeaebrenSe
tpertber GintDanoerung entlprangen, itno
fat poQte erloi6en; wenigitenS 10 tpeit bas
9eiainmte 2anb i'm @roBen unb @anSen III
8etro6t fommt. Sn ein3elnen Srten uno
@esenOen, mo Die Sdattenietten bet GIN
ipanberung 9ar gu ihipar5 itnb, lebt tpohl
Der rs I'm d na6 NusidlieBung unliebz
ianer @inpanberung nod fnrt; bod aud
bort meib man i'm ni6t 81 b%eltimlnten
Toroerungen gu seitalten. 6ier tlagt man
iiber Die StaItener aus ben Nbru35en
uno Galabrien; ba iber Die SloDafen
(oie man Huns nenrt, mas aber nt6t Sum
men beiben loQ, ionoern cine ebeniolhe 9lbe
fiir5ung BON Hungarian lit, mie cab BON
@abriolet ooer Zoo ppn geological garden),
bort enbli6 iiber Die ruiiiiGen IND pol L
nti9en Suben. Nber auf tuel6e gSetle
i9re GinpaAoerUns perbinoert peroel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-16
Grant. Seminal TITO Mebeuem.

Die StaDt New Oort bat burd
einen ibrer acknowledgements, ben
me6rfa6e1 W3tliondr SlotDer, ben 6 II
greB angcbettelt, oaB Oteler oas bon
9tetp Oorf Derlprofeae, aber ntdt gegebene
@elD fir @ra1t's 0rab> uno 0enfzWfal
am 6uoion beDtligen m0ge. l1nb Stem
Wort i6amt ii1 nibt.
1Seitber baben ~e1emaItge, lett benz
&rteg nieber gu Woblitanb gelangte Sc
belIemofft3tere erfldrt: ite tpoliten
bann Stem Oorf baS n0tbige @elo fir oaS
@rante0 entmal nod INNER nt6t 0ufgez
bra6t babe, Douten fe cine Sannllutg
unter SuDlGnoern Dornebmcn. S1 BON
elmer fleinen N1sabI iiibli6er Mdnner biez
ier 2lrt mur0en, ttr ibre gerlon alletn,
gLeib $4,000 an 0ecartt9en 8eltrGgen IN
Nusitht geiteat.
Oieler @eoanfe, tuie er fIrSli6 in elmer
fleinen Nebellen<@ eieulhaft auSgelprO6en
murDe, beginnt beretts, i'm Slloen 81 5lin>
ben. 0ortige beoeutenoe ebcntaltge st :
bellen 3ettungen nebineH lbn be-
oeiitert aut. Cine Der einflu6ret6iten,
DQpalan6e" in MempDiS, iagt 5. 9. Tolz
genbes:
y@rant, Ser iiegrei6e 6eIoberr, mar 3uz
slei0 groBmittbig uno niemaIs sranlam.
Gr 3eigte ii6 in Der Stur1oe oes Sts9es
pabrbaft groB. Wcun Die ipabre @eIdi0te
beS Birgertrieees gei6rte6et pirO, 10 miro
ibm Der Gllbm etreS Der gr6Bten Generate
nt6t nut unierer !3eit gu She'll lperz
ben. Die Bttterfeit, pel6e betm S6luB
bes &rieges int SIoen nod berridte uno
bamaIs Dem Siioen 81 Der G6orbeit perleta
tete, fi1 Der @rmdblung @rant'S gum Rrd7
~itbenten gu ipiberieBen, lit ieBt peridpunz
ben. llno Da bet SiiOen lunnebr Dem
@noeEten ieiueS geItebten TeIObsrrn See
gerecbt seporoeu 1T, 10 tptro lein 8olf obHe
l3peifel audi freubig gu einem ipitrOi9en
3enfmaIe @rant'S beitrager. &leIne See1
Lett per6en ireili0 ntd;s fir etlen loldet
13med iibrig baber. 0O6 es 9iebt I'M
Suoen nod etlpas Grbabeneres als en9berz
5iges 0orurtbetl uno bur6 oas bier ai1ge7
regte 8erbaften wirbe auTs 9feue Der Sez
peis a~eliefert merben, Dab in unicrenS a9en
pas Q5olf bes Sioens Oas 6odber5tgite aut
@roen it,"
Seem gorf aber = i6dmt iid nod nt9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-16
2ottcrieIopic Unto SonSs.

Sir ben Sal, baB uniere frommen unb
beili9en Mioerla6er alIer 2otterieen nod
einen 9teit iittlider Gntriiltung Ibrig baben
l0aten, 1adoem fe btelelbe aber Die
Southland Qotterte, Die bucket shops" uno
Die Gtoulettez, ober SarozSauier gambling
hells) aus9eihittet baben, m0dbten mir 1ie
erluden, i~peni9itens oieien 9felt einem cana
Derru6ten S6minoel> 9ottertez @ei6Git aus
suipenben, melbes bier ieit Sebn oDer mebr
Sabreu bon Diterrei6ii6en Suoen, ooer
1iOiihet Selterrei6eru (es fommt nidts
Darauf an, nit peldem Bolts, oDer GQIieuz
narnen man Dieie S6urfen besei6net) elm
gefiibrt lit. = 0enn i'm YergIeid All b :
IN S6ptnOel itllo uniere a~merifantl6en
Spielbouer nod barmloie &inDereten.
Von Seiterrei6 aus0ebenb, lit in
Mftttele europa cine getpiiie Gtrt bon Qotz
terie, Die in ibren eriteH MnfGngen Elm ION,
iolloes, birgerli6es @eihdft mar, nidt
unltttlt6er, ais cine Yortte Se6sunbieb3ig
UNI 9aielniiiie 81 elmer f0rmli6en Beit
9elporben. IS itnb btes Die iogenanllter,
IS d n : Qm%leiben". 9iele be-
fteDen urlpriinBli6 oarin, DaB bon perantz
mprtlider Seite cine Nnleibe arf = iagen
mir 66S Sabre 9emadt nirb. Ser 8oroer
Gagen mir Der Olterrei6iide &ailer1taat,
pper Die 8sreinigten Seiterrei9ii@sn Staatss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-16

Der @etrGnfeauSl6u6 gum ~belogberen
8eiteu Der Yrobibttion 5uiaminengelekt.
Sreili6 gtebt IS aud ulter Ieiuen filnt8eDn
MattgIieDern ar9e Semperersler abcr lelblt
unter letren Jtepublifanern iinD G5egner Der
&robibition, ). 9. 9loanS bon @bica9o,
Ino inter letne1 0emotratel crit redt.
Oils Die SenatSbia Dor otelen NuslbuB
fam, CAB ii6 bon Deridicoenen Setten erlls
iter 8iperitalD geGen tie tuno. NuD oaDet
tnaren, mie i'm Senat, gerabe eben1altge
9tebellen, barullter Der befannte Oates
BON Qlabama, mel6er emit i'm Sample fir
Die StaatenlouperainetGt ftebsnuno5man5tg
S6ladten mttma6te unD in elmer BON
ibnen Ben re6ten Nrm perlor, ain eifrtg1ten
in Der 8ertbeiDtgung Der Souocratletdt
Des 8unbes. l1ro auf ben Mntrag bon
Dates nuroe Die Bill i6lieBli6 Gil elnel
llnterau5lbuB Deripieien, &Delder am II.
Sunt 8ertht erltatten lol.
8orerit ldetnen lelbit unter ben republt9
fauil6en Wit9liebern 0cS t6altles nt6t
ipentge entihloIieu al letn, gegen Die Se7
natsbiQ uno ieoe Gbnlide Giu Ill it;mlnen.
Qlber BON Der Mebrbett Der republttanild)en
Nbgeproneten lGBt lth oas nidt %bebaupter.
9arum lit eS nod INNER lebr mDgltd, oaB
Elm republifanil6er @aucus iid flr Die
WfQBregel bes SenatS ODER cine Gbrlt6e
entiheiDet. Sn Dieiem Sale miiBte man
it6 Daraut gefabt MAIDEN, baB ldnmtlthe
9tepubltfancr i'm NbgeorOne{enballe ltd) oils
ebenlp plIenl0ie SflaDen inter Der Hettl6e
oeS 9elpoten Caucus ertpeilcn tpilr0en, ipte
bel Dem Silberldltpinbel unb tpie l6on pors
BET bel benz Boil l6pinoel, tpel6em ii6 aus
Nngit Dor Der Caucus : Rnute i6lieBlt6
ielblt eth Weann tpie 8uttertportb bon Gtns
cin1att troB ieiner anfdngli6en tapferen
ulo gerdui6pollen &uflebrnug 10 tldgli6
gefigt bat. s
Sn tpenigen Sagen tper6en ft9 in Der
8unbesbauptitabt vleitenDe" 8robibitioz
niften uno namentli6 BrDhibitioniitlnnen
aus allen Sbeilen oeS 9a1oeS lanntt benz
MISUNDERSTANDING Der Yrobibttipniiten einz
finoen, funGdlt UNI Dor elmer ibnen bereitS
beptut9teu Cd gemeiniamen SiBung oes
SeuatSauSl6ulieS flr @rsiebung II Orr
belt, an 0elien Sptbe Der probtbtttnnstoue
8lair itebt, uno bes @etrdnfeausl6uiies
oeS 0auleS, etnen SturnlauT AT @uniten
zines 8robtbItionSsulGbes CUR SunbesDers
faifung gu MAIDEN. 0ieIe SturmlGufer
iinb aber ntdt 10 bumm. I'M gu glauben,
DAB etn Iol6er 3uiab, aub tDenn er Die
not1ige i3tpeiortttelsmebrbeit in betDen
6Guiern Des GongreiieS befGme, bon ben
@eiebaebungen bon bret 8ierteln Der Stao>
ten beitGttgt lperben tplir0e. Sonbern tbnen
it's nur I'M cine Wta6tentfaltune Su
tbun, Dur6 nelde belonoers audi Der 9auz
Gus Der Gepubltfaner DeS Qlbseoronetenz
bauie5 al @uniten Der oben REINFORCEMENT
SenatsbtQ ~beeinflubt tperoen lou.
Bte Die Saden iebt iteber, lit bic @efabr,
Dab 3tpiiGen Senat uno 6auS nod in bieier
lan9en Sibung etne Gtnigung betreffS Der
Yretsgebung Der 0anOelsfret6ett uno Der
8unOeslouperGnetGt an Die BrObtbitionSs
itaaten erfol9en tperoe, teiteswe9s aus9es
i6loiien.
@ie treffli6 ii6 bas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
6arauf ueritebt. Die 8unOesiouuerdnetdt an
Die observation-disclosures ~preissugeben, bat
es ia i9on in Der @antinenz 6rase seSeigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-16
MMf gpamif0.

9te meiiten Der amerifanii6en @eianoz
ten, @el6Gitstrdger uno @oniuln tennen
Die Sprahe oes 9anDeS. in mel6em tie Die
Ger. Staaten pertretet, entlpeDer gar niht
ooer bDbitens Elm tleiu Sis6en. Mmeritaz
ntihe Gertreter, pie Bancroft, 8aparo
Ianlor uno Wbite, pelde auf Dem @e=
ia%notenpolten in Berlin aud bur6 ibre
Dielieitige 8iloung eldn3tet, iino NuSnab>
men.
Die nteiiten unierer englt d ameriz
fanilden 8ertreter i'm Nlslo1De leben ii6
ieoen Nugenblid oer @efabr auS9elekt. ltb
in dbnllder Weiie gu vblamirea", ipie es
Dor einigen Wlonaten Dem amerifanil9en
W9intiterz 9teiibenten uno General Gonlul
Goring in Gprtugal 9eidab. st
mobute nd6reno Der o~orttgen Nufregung
ge9en @nglanO elmer Golfsuerlalnmlung in
9iiiabon bel; unD su ben pitbenDen Jieocn,
pelbe oa~beiseegen @nglanb gebalten wurz
beo, nidte er beltdroig nit benz &opfe.
Oies fieI bermaben auf, Dab ii6 @n9lanD
in @albtu9ton iiber bas tetnolelige @e6abz
rem 9ortug'S belGtperte; ltno bon Staats>
miniiter Blaine ms @ebet genomnen,
muBte Boring oas iiir ibn unb lein 2ano
bel6dmeuoe BefenntuiB able9ell, baB ct fein
Q8ort Yortugtelti0 oerltebe, lonbern
nur eenidt babe, I'M Den GinoruG berDors
5%urufeu, ais 0b er's perltGnoe.