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Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23
GRAVE DANGER.
An Outbreak Expected in the Spring, il
Not Sooner.

MINNEAPoLIs, Nov. pa special to
the Tribune from Mandan, N. D., says !:
Settlers were coming into Sims, forty
miles west of here, all day rowing bands
of Sioux scared them. More guns were
shipped tonight.
A dispatch from Fort Keogh states
that the Twenty-second infantry leaves
Keogh Monday morning for Fort Lin
coin. 1t is reported at Keogh that the
troops at Ellis and Missoula have re-
ceived orders to be ready for active work
in North Dakota. The actions OF the In
dians satisfy everybody that grave dam
ger exists OF an outbreak in the spring,
if not before. Parties in today from
Mercer county report insolent behavior
of the Indians.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23
NO GROUND FOR ALARM

But Settlers Are Fleeing for Their Lives
just the Same.
MANDAN, N. d., Nov. 22.-Sheriff Bur-
genheimer this morning received a tele-
gram from Sims, town forty miles
west OF here, stating that people are
coming in from the Muddy and Heart
rivers, having been warned by the
Sioux to look out for themselves. The
sheriff shipped forty guns to Sims and
Hebron. Captain Halleren, the COM
manding officer at Fort Abraham Lin
coin, maintains that there is no ground
for alarm.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23
THE FIsTIC ARENA.
Little Fakir Warren Wins Battle at
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-Tommy War
rem of California and Tommy Miller of
Indianapolis fought before the Audubon
could hardly hit Warren at all, and was
knocked out in the third round.
BosToN, Nov. 22.-Ike Weir has re-
ceived telegram from Phil Archibald, {,
a San Francisco book maker, asking if
he was ready to depart for Australia,
December 18th. Archibald guarantees
expenses and backing for a battle with
Critic, the Australian featherweight.
Weir starts for san Francisco next
week.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23
Acton Throws the Stranger.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 22.-Evan Lewis,
the stranger, weighing 1SS pounds, and
Joe Acton, weighing 1852, wrestled
tonight at the new Wagwam, for
$500 and sixty-five per cent. OF
the gate receipts. By the terms of the
match Lewis was to throw Acton twice
in two hours. He only succeeded in
throwing hlm once in that time, and the
match was awarded to Acton.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23
SCARED SETTLERS.
The Alarm General All Along the Eas
Side of tho Missouri.

Side of the Missouri.
MINNEAPoLIs, Nov. 22.-The Tribune's
Aberdeen, S. d., special says: Reports
indicate that the Indian scare is general
all along the east side of the Missouri
river, north of Pierre to Mandan. The
settlers are becoming very much alarm
ed and fleeing to the towns, leaving
most of their possessions behind them.
AT Gettysburg there seems to be the
most excitement, and Governor Mel
lette has gone there tonight with a
large supply OF arms and ammunition,
hoping to quiet the alarm. kilograms
were received by him tonight from sew
eral points asking assistance. Dispatches
from the commanders at Forts Yates
and supply, say everything is quiet. 1t
is evident that most of the alarm is
groundless.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23
THE SCARE SUBsTDING.
The Danger Believed to BE Confined to
Few Agencies.

MrNNEApoLIs, Nov. 22.-The Tribune's
Bismarck special says: The Indian
scare in this section is subsiding. A
dispatch from Governor Melette of
South Dakota to the officials in Bis
marck, says there is no foundation for
the rumors of Indians crossing the river
into Campbell county, and all rumors of
an outbreak in South Dakota are un-
founded. The danger now is believed
to be at Pine Ridge and other southern
agencies.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23

was destroyed by fire last evening. Six
horses and several cows and calves per-
ished in the flames. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000. No insurance. The
fire is supposed to have been incendiary.
RocKLIN, CAL, Nov. 22.-Four dwelling
houses and contents and blacksmith
shop burned this morning. Loss, $25O0; ;
insurance light.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23
Walls Collapsed.

JERSEY Cry, N. j., Nov. 22.--Ihe
walls of building in course OF erection
by the Wells-Fargo Express company,
fell this morning, burying large num-
Der of men in the ruins. Only one was
killed, George Barrett. Twelve laborers
were hurt, one or two OF whom will die,
The broken wall was too freshly built to
stand the strain OF high wind which
prevailed, and the weight OF the tim
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23
No danger Of An Uprising.

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 22.-General Stan
ley, commanding the department OF
Texas, said today he had received no
notification from the department re-
garding troops for the Indian country,
as reported last night. He also said he
thought there was no danger of an up
rising.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23
SLUGGER SULLIVAN.

Falls Through window and Kicks a
Fellow Snowman.
TAUNTON, Mass, Nov. 22.-John L.
Sullivan and Duncan B. Harrison, with
other members OF their company,
struck this city yesterday. Sullivan
celebrated in his usual manner,
and nearly broke his neck by
falling through window at The City
hotel. During the afternoon he varied
the monotony by kicking Harrison in
day, and it is feared his spine is injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23
An Alleged Massacre.

PIERRE, S. d., Nov. pa telegram
persons have been killed by Indians
near Leban, and asks for militia. No one
here credits the report of the massacre
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23
No Trouble Expected in Canada.

OTTAWA, Nov. 22.-An Indian uprising
is not anticipated in the Canadian
northwest, although ugly rumors are
afloat. A mounted police force of 1000
men. capable of quelling any revolt, pa
troll the boundary.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-23
HIGH JUMPERS.
Both the Human and Equine Re-
Broken.

Both the Human and Equine kecofus
Broken.
Providence, R. L., Nov. 22.-At Mar
ragansett, today, d. E. Lomergan, of
Roxbury, Mass, broke the record for a
standing high jump without weights.
clearing feet "a inches.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-Filemaker tonight
broke all previous equine records for
high-jumping. With run OF less than
so feet, he jumped over bars feet 21s
inches high without scratching. Tom
Potter rode him.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

unb @ntbsbruuseu auf,rlessn. bic i9
nidt ertraaen fonnte. lSir muBteu bic
i9Sniteu Sabre unierer Su9eno in en9eu
8erbdImilien pertiimmern uuo uusliid;
lid perben, neil mir Ger Stimme Der
Wernunft teiu @st0r gcldeutt. Grit nit
oem glblsbeu uniersr Glteru tonnten
ii9 bic Ser6dltniiie beiris6igeno oeitaIs
ten. gs lift bies aber elm su baBIi6er
gebante, nm ibm eruitIi1 0taum 3u
i6eutsn. gerseibeu Sis, Iieber Saul,
buB i9 uidt auoerS prc5en tanu.
g8eun Sic meiue Grpdgunseu rubi9
iiberIeseu. msrbeu Sie iinoen. baB iit
nur Der Gorge nm unier btiberieitises
Slid entiprinseu. @lauben sic mir,
Eeber Yaut, es idat mir 10 ibwer, wie
Sbueu, uuiere Siebe su begraben uub
ieicn sic feit ibsr,su9t, baB bel bem
i6mersIi6en GntidIuHe S5r Slid mir
ebeniO am Ser6en lieSt, wie meines.
@mma."
Nebsn gmmas Brief lag nod elm tIei:
neg Slatt, bas oeutli9 bic Spuren Der
Sbrduen trug. bic bas bittsrlte SsrSz
Ieib benz S3reibsr srpreBt. IS entbisIt
bic 9IntwOrt Bauls an emma:
vWein 6rauIeiu! 8er3eibsn sic mir,
perSeiben sic es bem Wabniinn msiner
2iebe, oaB i'd Sbnen cine unan9enebms
Stunbe bereitet. Ssieu Sic reid unS
9IidIi6 bur9 elm Iun9es unsetriibtes
2sben uno uerseiien sic mid - bas III
meiu einsiser. mein lester @unid.
Paul."
gaad6em Seinri6 nit immer Itei9eu.
benz Gntieten bic Srieie seIeisn, itiirst,
er tort, ben un9IIfli6en 8ruoer Su
iudsn. Sein sriter Sang gait Oer PO:
Iisei: DIRECTION, nm Niles in Sepe9una
Su ieben, bic Spursn bes llnslifIi6en
su finOen. 0Ort erfubr er, bab ppr
peni9eu Stunbsu Die MsIOung eings.
Iauien mar, ea babe iid in sinsm Sotel
Elm uubetunuter iunger Rauu erido1en.
Die 8sidreibuns bes GoOtsn lieS bic
Gbnuus sur @5epiBbeit werbeu. Sein:
rid elite, ben 9ei6nam bes Gntieelten
an bsii9tissn. @s mar Paul. Die
&useI bate nit iGredIi9er Si9erbsit
iein SerS burbbobrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

mas man in iiunlcier 2eibsnf@aft uer'
idu(Oet, uub nun cine eiiise Sanb Oa'
spiI6sn 9reift uuo eiHeu perbammt. nit
ben bsrsud9enoen GeuilensquaIeu eiu
elsn6es 9eben pei.er su Isben!
lluo aui isinem sraueu, ruirren S9ei'
tel rubt cine fir6erlei6te. ab9sma9srte,
burdii3tise Sau6. gtur Saut unO
Guo6en nod. absr iie Iaitet i9wer
aui ibm. bieie Sauo
uuo iiIer Sittsrube. pa6s6Iei6s Zip:
pen, brdnaeu ii5 Ieiie, erbarmenOe. uers
seibsnoe Worte. Mber ieos5 teriegben
,erreiBt ibm ods Serl.
,Ou mirit lebeu. 8ater -. Oh mubi
lebeu. 80. On wsibt. -. fir wen..
un6 On pirit iie gut uH6 bran maiden. a
9lm Spdtna6mittaae umgoIOeten Der
Iinteuben SerblfiOnne StrabIen ein 9Iiid'
isliscs, iunaes EoOtsngtiibt.
Smii6en eu6Ioien @jrdberrei5en elm
i6li6ter 6I1el. 6eiue Otarmortnfel,
tciu pruutenOer @sbeutitsiu Sicrt ben:
ielbeu. glber I'M 6riibIiug unb Som'
mcr, ba i6mifsn ouftenbe Slumen bas
Grab oer tleiuen Dtama.
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@,lssfprtaare aser @ewttter

i5eilt Die v65Iu. 8oIts;tg." nit: Ga
Der Giiel lGst man: Der 9aubmnun
baBt-g9enu eS bouuert ii6sr ben erlnsn
Af." Stan beobu6tet, 10 ibreibtHein8'
berg, oft iOrsfdltis bic 0ti9tHng, msIcbe
bas @erpitter nimmt, neil man meint:
r@obiu 6as eritc @emitter siebt, ba ale.
ben bic iibrigeu btutcrber~ nnS !: Bon
uo i'm 6ribiubr Der srite 9opr,r ber'
fomnt, .pon bort fommen ben Sommer
binburb Die gefdbrIi9iten @stter. .
(9e6t1oI.) SGs @jewitier isIblr iebsn
Die Oeutl3en nur i'm Sommsr gern, ins
bem fe srtldreu: rOtn Sommtr i9dns
bet tein Donueruetter.~ fir6teu eS ober
i'm 8intcr: rOonnsr i'm 8interquartaI
-8riugt @isSapfeu o5ne 3abi." Bes
msrfenspsrtb limb bic Sauerniprl6e /:
r@enn bic @artsni6neden bduits aui
ben 8estsu uno in Q9essn berumttie9en,
TO beutet'S aui @jeluitterregen." x@em
StroboG6er na6 einem @eDitstrreeeu
ftorf bampfen, o tommt nod ms9e &es
ecn unb @epittsr.~ gSenu Der Domr
GbnIitb ben DtdOern auf oer StraBe rpIlt,
10 iOl 6as @epittsr fart perben:
r@enu bas Better fortrollt, tommt @es
rpitterlturm, uub fur beiouosrs iGIimm
bdIt man @epitter am Worgen: xWfors
ecnsewittcr lit elm GROCER S6a6eu fir
bns 5tlO." Bum Grote bat man bic
Spril5e: ..Gs i5ld9t nttbt immer eiu,
wenu es bliet." yOie Come perbirat
fi9 oft biuttr bifsn Q8olten, unb tommt
bod pisosr por." ,NGb bcm @emitter
fommt bic SuQe," iasen bic GnsIdnber,
uuO nit ibr toIst ni9t ieIteu bas 90etter,
ueI6ss bic Trautoieu r6rduIsinwetter4
nennen: r@eber &essn, mod g8inb,
nod Sonne." Son ben geDit;eru im
WtOuot gluguf iaSt man in Der 9Iala:
vStca.n li9 im aufause @emitter etu
-wirb's bis gum gnOe 10 bciaaIIen
iein" ,uno ein etpaS lintii9er Hsim |prud
meIbet: y@ewitter na4 st. Bartbclos
INDUS briuseu S6a6en unb tcinen @e,
nuB. @spittsr i'm September beus
ten mad ben 8OItSIprlden auf reid,
Iideu S9u.e i'm Sebruar un6 M6rs,
nnb iOllen, penn fie in Der ameilen 6dlfte
bieIeS MonatS tommen, itarte g8inoe
brinsen. -@eruitter i'm Ottober IaiIen
Elm unbsitdnoissS g8etter erpartem, ia.
gen bic Osutiden. anb bic YoIen films
men ibnen barin bel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

= @tei6 &obespierre unb
an6ersn mddtigsu 8oltsfibrsrn mar bes
tanntIi9 aud grompea Elm ieIbitberrs
Iider Gpranu. ber isOen @iOeriprud
bIutis gu beitrafen pHeste. @snise nur
baben es gepast, ibm 8ibsritanb entse:
senSuiebeH, nod @enisere tboten es
itraflos. gu Qestsreu 9eb0rte Der be:
riibmte, wegen ieiues @barattrS wis
ieiner 9sIebriamteit sleid bodseiddsts
ibottidbe Ee9tsteuuer Buruet. Der
9orO. .BrOtector puBts, baB @urnet t6s
nisIid geiinnt mar; er wolte ibn un'
i9doli9 MAIDEN uno fur iid seipiunen
unb IieB ibm burd einen 0ertraueuss
mann Elm brbss 9lmt anbisten. Der
uutsrbduoler iiberbra9te bic Wini9s
beS @,sbieters, pelde fir Seoermann
ionit SsfsbIs parsu, benz geIebrtsn Su'
riiteu. Ssnsr aber erpiberte ibm nit
foIsen6sr Iauniger Weiseruns: r9ebe
;uriif su grompea uuo iags ibm, i9
bate Dir bieie @eidi9te erSdbIt. Sn
einem tatboliidsu 2anoe fam auf elmer
&eiie Elm frommer Wann 3u sinem 6los
fer, in peldem man nur ben bsiIisen
&iImaeIOt isbr eiiris uerebrts. Die
Nt0nde perIausten nun, baB CT ibrem
SeiIigsu feline 2(6tuns bssei9en iollte.
Der Yilarim euti9aI6ists ii6 bamit, CT
pi1e uon bieism Seilisen ni9ts, bu 6ei,
fen Rame ni9t in ieinem @ebetbu9e
portOmm,, aber bic M6n6e beItan6sn
barauf, tsnn ibr SeiIiser iei Elm GROCER
Seiliser. .Ruu benu," rief Der giIssr
aus, 20 bu beIissr &iImaeIot, Oh Id
bid qIeid 5ur 3eit nod penis tenne, 70
bite i'd Did bod nur nm Sitits Cine:
&annit bu mir aud ni1ts @utes crwei,
fen, 10 tbue mir peuisftsns tein 3siS
AMI" = Der llnterbdnbIer ersdbIts
gromwsa GGes getreuli9 mieoer. DO
Ia6te ber Brotsetor unb lisb ben tIusen
Suriiten in 6rieoen ouf ieiHem 2anbfH
peiIen.
Gin ueuer 8esriff. @rifa
Rneipant: 9ta, aIts Yodbofe, nun
fomm nur, mir molIeH ieSt aufbreden.
llnisre 6rausn psrbtn pobl riebsr i66u
auf uns warten! 3weitsr Snsipant:
Ad, bIsibs bod nod siu bisdsn bel mir,
mir 1T gar 10 trauris ,u Wutbs. Sd
Ieibe bsute gbsnb 10 fur@tbar an anti'
beimweb!
- Gin M miIitdrif9er S9rift'
iieIlsr. YS6rif 9efrsiter, on men
I4reibf benu2~ - I'm bic Wsiniss."
, On tannit an bic Msinise aud sIsi an
Briaf i@rsib'n.~ v@os iou benu
Tdreiben2~ .Ra bGIt bus, mas Du be1
Deinissn idreibif.@
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9sr otrbanoaiBpoIte 9a6.

W2au idreibt aus @enf: gs lebt bier
rin alter un9aril6er @misrant. Der A9ts
umouier,ecr Sonusb Sberlt 6ispslmellp,
Der einltige Aoutant 6olinlbs. IN iebr
bebnQli6en 9erbdltniiieu. Sberlt 6I9pels
meiiu mar wegen isinsr herporragenoen
yetbeiliauug all Der 9teuotution gum
Rooe uerurt5eilt, beuertlteIItgte ieoo6
nit Slid isine 6lu9t nno BATH earouf
mar es ism usr95HHt III SoHeon re6t
iororbare Dinse iibtr isine ei9ene Bers
iOn in Der Seituus gu lelsu; tuerlt Iols
aenoes Gelegramm:
.Yet, -. Wtai (lS53l: lluierer
@jenoarmerte lit es Dor einiQen Eagen
aeluneen, picoer eiuen widtigeu Sang
Su tbun, in0em ibr tunosewotoeh, baB
Der beri9tigte @miiIdr Siapelmeiip Su
Satuau, einem Spii9eu @6o0uo uno
@pon9p0s Iiessnbeu Wiarttflefen, ii5
u,r6Orgen bulte. SnioIge einsr uerIdBs
Iiben Ra9weiiung pare er feitgsnom'
meu. Oieier Weni9 bat in bsr Jtebels
Ienarmse cine b0bere gburge be9Ieitet,
unb mar uuter benen. bic nit Rollutb
mad Der Iirfei entilobeu, no -C5 ibm
eelang, nit ialibem PuB .nno inter
fali6em gtameu mad llugarn suriit3u:
tebrsn uno ben 9luftras 6phutbs at
beiisn S9peiter, 6ruu @teBIius in Beit
su i6srbrin9eu, Der ben Senau por9es
i6rie6enen Ylan ent9ielt, aut pel9e
art unb gSeiie cine neue S1ilosrbebung
ber Wa9uareu eiusuIeiten uno ms Bert
su iesen lei. Wtcbrere in bieie Bers
i6w6ruug perpfeIte Snoiuibueu iinb
einsefungen uuO bic AM i9wer ten 9ras
pirtrn bingeri6tet porben."
Sbcrit6igpcImsiig IisB iofOrt brr9 bic
@eIanoti6ait na6 SGuIe bepei6iren,
bab elm i9perer 5rrtbum porIisge. Oo3
es mar 5u ipdt, 6enu AM nd5iteH Wtors
gen i9Ou b6rte er biutsr ii6 aus ber
rEimeS" ben furSgeiabtin teIs9rapbilden
Beri6t iiber bic itattsebabte StransuIis
rung Oss 0tebeIlen 55igpelmeiip uorIeien.
Sa!O bcrauf fam aud ein Srtef uon
einem Sreunce, rpelt5er psitere auifIds
runesn in Der rsrbdnanibppaen angeIss
senbeit sab. 9In Stele TispeImehps
mar eiu espiiier Eburp aufsstnIpit
norOen, Gin i5pinbeI5aiieS Snoipi6uum.
wsIdes 6iapelmeiIp iebr dbnIid iab unO
Elm auf Ociien giamcn aeid!idtes Yupier
bel iib trug. Die 8sn6armen finseu
ten ln0Iiidli5sn bel @6o6G0 Gin, nnb
CT bet5cusrte perssbens. buB sr Elm Gn'
trsr iei. Ser fGIi1e BaB that in
fiir6terIi4er 8eiis feline S3uIbigteit.
ginf Ji8geImcfpS aopf mar Gin bO5er
Yrcis Seicbt. sIei@uisI, ob Der Berurs
tbeilte lcbcno ooer toot tiu9ebradi
piiroe. Die @subarmeu poutsn nun
ibrer Ga5e f9cr ieiu uuO IieBtu ba6er,
frait ibrer wsitsebsnben BefusuiB, ben
ormeu Eburp burd eireu 5i9euner on
ben nG6Iten gnum bdugeu. Dns mar
9lnno Ddjumal cine son5 fauecte Suiti'
fttalion i'll lluguru, unO isitbsr haben
ii5 Bic 3siten 9elpsItig uerdnbert. Die
ptr9ilbten 3ettun9snusi9nitte ober urb
ale 6riefi@cu Dtittbeilun9en ibsr isiut
eig'ns .SirriAtuug trdst Oberf Siapels
melip, siu Ityammcr @jrsis nit ldnee:
weiBem Saor. bcute nod ua;ertreuaIi@
i'll eiuer 8rieitaibe bel ii6.
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Gtuttn

Seet bat bic i:GIienii6e Murine'
8eruultuns aud c;nsn GorpeOoSGmpter.
ben GripcIis, banen Iaien, Der pon orel
Yropeucrn bene9t wiro Oieielben
wurben elmer ua9 bem anoern einssiest.
Wtit Der sritsn Sdraube nd9te has
Sdifi 1856 5snotsu bic Stunoe. nit
Der ,pciteu Is. 80 Stuotsn uno nit cer
brittsr l9.S Snoten. 9Sie bic S6roua
ben p(acirt fiub, eriiebt man aus ben
Biloern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

- SaB bic Mobs sbes 6rad,
perIeibsns nidt stit i'm 10. Sabrbanbert
aui9etommen lit, iouoeru i6on i'm alien
Babylon Sitte mar, Sei9t ms Gin aus
Dem IA. Sabre 9tebutaoneSars Il 500
uor @br.) Oatirter 8ertrus, ber in elmer
setreu beperEteuistsu llebsristun9
folsenbermuBeu Iautei: rIm l. aoar
(oem l2. Ulonat iOa Sumutin ben
Wsautel bes Surutin, psl6en friiber
ibon 9taoin eurIebnt bate, bem SurutiH
Suriifasben. Wenn er ibu AM l. abar
nidt pisbsrsisbt, mug Sumutin 44
Setel, ben Breis bes WuntsIs beSubs
Ien." 9a Der 9ertras pom %. Sdebet
(oem IL. NonaD itammt, mar bsr
WunteI ndt Gage perIisben.
20 an'sttrn SiS1s. 10 tisnt
benn Del GO9ier in Der Stabt? -
Giir9ermeiitI: Wiet Eo4ter 6ient nidt,
- bic tOnbitiOuirt beim Maior Mhner,
Der Bel Der Snfauterie bisnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

Soue ba8 Experiment f5 srfoIgrsib
erDeiien, oaun perbsn mir balO groBe
Ocean Yaiiasier iOampfsr nit brei
S6raubcn im Yerfe6r fiuosr, uno bic
@erbeibung. bnB Die 0teiie upn 0iUerpOOI
mad yiew yort uno umgettbrt i'll pier
Ga9cn sema5t perOe, mare erilat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

Der beriibmte gBaratterbarfteuer
@urjenbuber tritt an einem 9rouinsiaI'
tbeater ais @ult i'm pJtaufmcnn uOn
8enebis" ouf. Gr ipieIt ben SbpIOd
meiltsrbaft, 10 bak bas Yu5Iitum pom
Der ratursstrsuerr @ieb.rsabs bsS uIteu
SuOen gang ert5idt iit. SbpIod bat
seroOe ieine sroBe fanutiite 0tece pcr
benz 0ogen gehaIten, ba brdnst iid elm
@bIer uOu Scuebig su melt nor unb tritt
WurSenbuber aus Serieben aui bic
Sibuerau9en.
% Seius, Ssius!" idreit SbpIod,
rSeiIissr SOisf = is bOs buItrter
SerIl"
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sret e1raaben.Sampfer.

Sn Warinstrsiien errsst bos uon Der
ftalieniidbeu Jtesierung aussfteate &rpe'
riment, Dampfer nit bret S3rauben 5u
bauen, um cine sr6Bere S9ncuisteit gu
srbislen. tin gan, uuBersepobnIi4es
Sntereie. 0ampfsr nit DOppsIidraus
ben, bintsn unO porn, sibt ss idOn lett
Iingsrsr 3sit. Die srOBten fiuO bic
Oceans QaiiasiersOampfer s@itp Oi pa
ris" uno Eeutonie".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
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Stittn- Aufhi.

Sett in Sie iraus0iiiae &esieruns bsm
8eiipi,I Der itaIisuii6en sefOIst unb laBt
ebeniaus Elm Sdiii NIT brei Sdrauben
bausu, ben 6rsuSer rOupnp De Come"
nit G,29G Gouneu Displacement, pon
ipeldem man iitb cine unSsbeure 9ss
i6pinOi9teit ueripridt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
Souss: 8as ium EeufsI ma6if bu
M Rrnmu2

BUR EradtsutuuOe. Wut
ter: -absr @Ile, mit BEN Sut auf
benz ROpf wiuit 9u au Sstt sebeH 2"
- Gle: ,@spib, Dlama, weuu i9
bann morsn aufifebe, babe i'd mir
bic f60nite nsus 9utfaeoH bsrnusss'
brldt.H
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
gnlnta all Eaul.

.2iebsr 6err YGul Gs pirS mir feb,
ibwer, Sbre 9eitrise 6rage 10 gu beant:
vorteu, ME ib nidbt anoers tann, cbns
Gjeiabr ilr oas @jII6 uuiereS 2e6sns.
Scb bate 9sboiit, ben idOneu Eraum
lmierer 9iebe iorttrdumtn ~ birien.
gaun fi5rt Sbre 6rose, bic i@ bsant.
portem muB, ju idben grpa6eu unO
n6tbigt mir cine oiiene GrtIdrung nb,
Der i'd 9erue aussenidsu wdre. Sd
mar gliitli5 in btm 8epuBtiein unierer
gie6c; aber bic YerbdltniHs uno Oas Sc
ben beltimmen oeu Rtnidtn unS nsbmeu
Eetue 0iiti3t aui Die Bdni4e Der Ser'
zen.
Gs ffc9t ni4t in unisrer Ru6t, lie.
ber Yaul, bic YerbSIlnihe ;u dnoeru.
Sie tsrnsn nieiue Gage 9enau 10, ruie Id
bic sSbre. sic ipifsu. bdb meiu Snter
iur ben Iau meiner Serbsiratbung mir
einmaI: bunosrttauisn6 @uIpsn bsitimmt
bat. Oieie Sunme btinst cine Reute
pom uisrtauisnb bis iiinitauisnb @ulben
uno bas reidt ri9t aus, nm bic manuigr
laden 9eoirfniHe zines angsnsbmsu
SausitauOss 10 Su beitreitsn, ME ib es
aewobnt bin. sic islblt beFssn bsute
nod tein 8rm6gen, nur Sbre StelIung
tanH srif mad Sabren elm nennenspertbes
@inIommsn briussn. SD whr6s mir,
mpIte i9 beuts Hur ben @iugebuneen
meiner aisbs fclsen, aIlsrbanO SOrssu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
lin nj o6eruer Cato.

Gin mo6eruer Cato.
gr poItert ert uubilliJ.
3o9 ipdter wirb er itiq.
Der Wanu lit rur unwi(li9,
So lang er etwaS mill.
Der Ball wirb na99eraoe fir ie6sn
Singing gu einem GanIe uor Der 8uus
OeSIaOe Oss 3utiinfti8en S4pisseruatsrs.
Cine Barpenu.
8enn Du msiit ifOl; por bIo6sm BAD
Nui Oeiuen @jeloiaf i6ldgit, pie 9Iif.
lid i9einit Ou,
Du armer Gropf, On i6Idsit ben Suf,
Sebo9 ben gisI msinit On.
Grme Mdnner, bic in Der @attin cine
Sortuna erbIifen. weI6e Siab0rnsr in's
Saus brinat, wdbren6 iie in @irtIi9fsii
nur cine SOrnerfias bei6eert.
Die 2iebe iit roie Der Sparssl. Gns
fangs iiiB, gum SdluB bitter. g8sr
bur@aus anbeiBeu nil, sebe penisItens
uidt gu melt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
ett4eIressn ano Sta6elpeFTe.
Dpn SaIian 0ei6.

@snn mir Elm Wanu erSdbIt, pis of
er seIiebt puroe, 10 CLAUDE id nur bic
SdIite. 0enu mir Ober cine 6rau
gtebnIidss bei3te., 10 CLAUDE i'd imm1
bas 9oppsIte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
Die SO ebrbeit fieat.

Der fIisite Ranu muB. uuterIis9en,
Sleibt er nit isiuer gniibt gang alIeiu;
Sis Mebrbeit iieot upb pirb itsts iiesen,
Senn uisIe Gr6pfe bObIeu ben Stein.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-17
Brigham YOung'S Big Family.

As physiological fact the fifty
 six children born to Brigham Young not one was halt, lame or
 blind-all being perfect in body and of sound mind and intellect; no defects of mind or body, save those general ones shared by hu- manity. The boys are a sound, healthy, intelligent group of men, noted everywhere for their integri- ty and for the excellent care and attention bestowed upon their fam lilies. In short, the name of Young is synonym of a good, kind. faithful husband. Among them are law yers, merchants, a railroad king, banker, an architect, a civil engineer and manufacturer. One of them is a colonel in the United States army, while several have graduated from the Annapolis Naval school and from the Ann Arbor Law school. The girls are finely developed physi- cally, quick and bright in intellect, high-spirited, and often talented, especially in the musical way. A few of them were beautiful girls and are still handsome women. All are nice girls, kind in disposition, generous and social in their na- lures. In short outside of one or two of either sex, they are a family that any man might be proud to call his own. This is given by way of argument, not boasting.-The Forum.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-17
After Forty Years.

A special dispatch from Fort Worth, Texas, says a little romance came to the surface there recently, although it was forty years old when it developed. An old farmer named John Hagin, eighty-three years old, who has been in Texas for forty years and acquired quite a farm and family in the northern part of this county, was confronted by his son, aged forty years, whom he had left when but a sucking child when he deserted his first wife, the sons mother, up in Illinois years ago. The old man had been married and lived peacefully with his second wife up to that time, when the son found him, and with a lawyer arranged with the old man for the regular payment of hush money, and that he is to be left in security for the few remaining years of his existence.