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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16
Mr.. Wilkes Tariff Reform Resolution

On Wednesday in the House MI
vike introduced the following, which
was referred to the committee on
ways and means: To the end that the
--'-- - a,,-+r.'.,l .r1 r,onro~ oloasaS
taxation, and that capital rather than
consumption, should bear a larger
proportion of such burden; and to the
end, further, that the INDISPENSABLE
nHcesSaries Of life may be relieved
from the undue and oppressive burd.
en- OF taxation now resting thereon;
by transferring portion of the burd-
en, so that ii shall be borne by and
rest upon the rapidly Increasing
wealth of the nation. and upon the
unnatural and excessive accumula-
tiOns # truSt combinations. and
gigantic mOnOpOlieS: Therefore, Be
it Resolved, That it is the sense of
this House that the ways ard means
committee should report at an early
day, and it is hereby requested so to
do, by bill or otherwise, a plan and
rate Of taxation by which at least one
hundred and thirty millions Of dollars
$3.50, ,0OO may be raised annually
ON the incomes and salaries of all
persons, corporations, trusts and
associations, in excess Of five thou.
sand dollars (S5 ,000) per annum; and
that wool, coal, iron-Ore, salt, lumber
slsal-grass, jute, hemp, dyestutfs and
such other articles Of raw material
as the committee may designate, be
put upon a list, and that the
tariff rates on all the manufactures
Of any such articles put upon the free
list shall be correspondIngly reduced,
80 that the consumer will get the
reduction. And that all tariff duties
be so adjusted as to raise no more
revenue than shall, together with all
the other revenues now provided by
law, and herein contemplated. he
sufficient and necessary to meet tbs
financial requirements of the Govern.
ment economically administered.
And that the higher rates of duties
be placed upon such articles as
are denOminated Injuries in society,
and the lower rates on the necessar-
les Of International Democrat.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16
Around the World.

There was time when man VII
had circled the globe was a nine das.
wonder, and if dime museum mans
gers had existed then, the trayelf
individual would have been exlA
bited as Il freak" Now such Z
voyage is so common that we has
ceased to regard the worlds circuf
ference of $4,000 miles as anythif
large. But distance can be measure
in another way-by the difficulty al
expense of overcoming it. ~
Burlington system of railroads IL
1000 miles of track. DO you realls
what Il lot OF rails it would take i,
string out $4,000 miles IN a sirgl
line! How much money tlLy woul
cost! How many great les an
thriving towns You wOulo pass /
travelling that distance! Buy
ticket Ovei the finest rallrual in til
West, and investigate. Fer intol
nation more in detail, call on any
the Burlington agents, or those c
connecting lines, or write to W. j. (
Kenyon, Gen. HISS. Agent c., Is.
n. K. r., st. Paul, MINI.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is nec0ming so W
known and SO popular as to need
special mention. All who have nsy
Electric Bitters sing the same sal
of praise.-A purer medicine DE-
not exist and it is guaranteed to
all that is claimed. Electric Bite
will cure all diseases of the Iiv
and Kidneys, will remove Pimplt
BOils, Salt Rheum and other aft
lions caused by impure blood.
drive Malaria from the system a
prevent as well as cure all Malari
fevers.- For cure of Headache, Co
stipation end Indigestion try Electl
Bitters-Entire satisfaction guara
teed, or money refunded. Price .
and 500 per bottle at Fritz Buckt
TINS drug store. lot
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16
NEORTGAGE SALE.

INA Default having been made in the pay
mellt Of tour hundred and forty four dollars
and thirty six cents I$444 36) which is due at
the date hereof upon certain Mortgage duly
executed and delivered by Ole II. Rud 20
Mccormick Harvesting Machine Company, q
cor pOratiOn, bearing date the eleventh day OF
November, A. d. 1885, and duly recorded in
the Office OF the Register of Deeds in and for
SteEBns county, Minnesota, OH the eleventh
day OF November A. D. 1885, at four O'tlOck
D. M, in Book & OF mortgages, OH page 293,
and there being secured by said mortgage the
further sum OF Sl07 90 and interest at ten per
cent since November nth. 1855, and no
action or proceeding at law or otherwise hav
ing been Instituted to recover the debt secured
by said Mortgage, or amy part thereof
Now, therefore, notice IS hereby gwen that
by virtue of power Of sale contained in said
Mortgage. and pursuant to the statute, the
said Mortgage will be fUrecfOsed and the
premises described in and covered by said
Mort gage, viz:
The fractional west half(W 4 ! and the east
halt (EX COt the north west quarter INV
Of section number two ~ Of town number Ont
hundred and twenty five (I25) north, Of rangr
4 number forty one (4l) west 5th p. NJ, CON
/ tanning l5S.IS acres OF land, according tC
the Government survey thereof situate
!, in Stevens County. and State OF Min.
4 nesota, will lie sold at public auction, I" pay
4 said debt and interest, and twenty-five dollar
attorneys fee, AS stipulated in said Mortgage
to LIE lald in case OF foreclosure, and the dis
hursements allowed by law; W hich sale viii
he made by the Sheriff of said Stevens Coun
~, at the front door of the Cou't House, il
he Village Of Morris in said County ant
State, on Friday the l4th day of February
A. D. 1890, at 10 O'Clock A. N :, of that day
subject to redemption AS provided by .aw.
Date January 2nd, A ID. 1880.
MCCORMICK HARVESTING MACHINE COMPANY
8. A. FLAHER1Y, Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage,
Morris. Mimi.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16
His Ono OhiecfInn

Adolphus Beagood ION the sofa(-My dar-
ling, my love for you is Of the deep passion
ate sort. Were it not for one thing I would
ask you to be mine, and would clasp you to
my hearth 80
Beatrice Moriarty-O Adolphusl Name
the objection. Am l too frivolousl Do l
engage in firtish actionsI Do IL
"No, dear; 1t Is not that"
Then why do you not clasp me to your
hearth
"Because," and his voice trembIed, "be-
cause you don't seem to get on to the scheme
Of pinning your collar on so that the point of
the pin will not use my neck for q cushion. !"
Lawrence Daily American. -
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

\ tornado in Ky. on the night of
l2nh. destroyed three towns. In one
of them, Clinton, eleven dead bodies
were taken from the RUNS, and Sc
injured. In Mo. it did considerable
dmage, st. Louis suffering to
the amount Of quarter Of million
dollars, also the loss OF three lives
and q number injured.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

The "big head is growing instead
oi diminishing among the members
Of the present administration. 1t
would seem that the acme of absurdi-
ty had been reached when the chief
of departmental bureau sends cir.
cular letter to senators notifying
them that they would be admitted to
his Office only between IL and 2
o'clock daily. Such a letter was re-
Gently sent, and has been the cause of
some senatorial Indignation.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

A we'll Of water on q farm near :iar-
uOnyville. Chester county, Pa, suddenly
fell out" while the farmers wife was
drawing water few days ago. Then
the walls of the well abruptly collapsed.
IL is suspected that an underground lake
or river drew away the water. =
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

In the famous CIonin case Judge
Mcconnell grams a new trial to
kunz", hut refused one to Burke.
O'SuIlivan ana Coughlin. The three
convicts were at once conveyed to
Joliet penitentary.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

The Northtr IN elevator No. 3, Bal
timore. was consumed by fire on the
night of the 18th, loss $3.50, 900.
Three hands are missing from a
steamer burned in the harbor 1T the
time.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16
New Extradition Treaty With England

During the last administration an
extradition treaty with England as
negotiated by Mr.. BayaId, to which
the republicans violently objected en-
the ground that 1T permitted the tx-
tradition Of criminals for crimes
under the malicious mischief clause,
Now Mr.. Blaine mas tried his hand at
a II eaty which Mr.. Harrison has sent
to the Senate for rectificatiOn. In
the new treaty the schedule of extra.
dltable offences covers murder, or
attempt, or conspiracy to mCrder,
manSlaughter, counterfeiting or al.
tering money and uttering counterfeit
or altered money, larceny, embezzle-
ment, obtaining money or goods un-
der false pretenses, robbery, bur.
glary. arson, abduction, train wreck.
ing, piracy, fraud committed by
bailee, banker, agent, factor, trustee
or member or public officer of apy
company, made criminal by any law
for the time being in force. In the
preparation of the new treaty the
Dominion government has necessarily
been consulted by England. and 1t is
believed that every provision has now
been made to prevent Canada from
being an asylum for embezzlers and
others who now seek that country for
safety and protection against arrest
for their crimes. --National Democrat.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

Gen. Rosecrans, register of the
treasury, will soon go. Already the
position has heen rendered toex Con
gresham Guenther, of Wisconsin,
who declined it because he insists on
having the recOrdship of deeds of the
District of Columbia, or nothing.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

Murphy, The Australian light
weight, knocked the Belfast Spider
ont in fourteen rounds, at the athlet-
ic club rooms San FrAnSiscO. The
nurce was s. 500.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16
ARE*oo
OF
Them =
In 1890

In 1890
2 he HOME SEEKER takes 100 free acres
in the famous Milk
River Valley of
Montana, reached
Ivy the Manitoba
Railway.
TIE YEALTH SEEKER takes the Ma
nitOba to the Lakes
and woods of the
Northwest, Helena
Hot Springs and
RrOadwater Santa
rum.
TIE FORTUNE SEEKER takes the
Manitoba TO the
glorious OppOrtunl-
ties Of the four
new States.
TIE MANUFACTURER takes the Ma
nituba to the Great
Falls of the Mis-.
souri,.
THE TOURIST takes the Manito-
la through the
grandtst scenery
of America.
TIE TRAVELLER takes the Manitoba
Palace, Dining and
Sleeping Car line
oMinneSota.N North
Dakota, South Da-
kOta, Montana and
the Pacific Coast.
THE TEACHER takes the Manitoba
cheap excursions
from st. Paul to
Lake MinnetOnka,
the Park Region,
the Great Lakes,
the Rockies, the
+ National Park, the
Pacific Ocean. Cal
ifOrnia and Alaska
ANYONE will receive maps
me regions Reached
by the st. Paul
Minneapolis & Man
itoha Railway. 10y
writing to F.. l.
Whitney, G. p. {
I. A., 81. Paul
MINI.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

The civil service commission is in.
vestigating a queer charge now. One
man in the Government printing o.
lice is charged with having collected
Campaign funds from the employees
OF the Office for both political parties
during the last campaign.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

\ woCleu mill is TO be erected 1T
Rapid CITY, 5. y. There are on the
Black Hills 200. 900 sheep, which
makes the mill necessity.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16
Ofciol p"pe" ofhe City.

Great damage has been done in
York State by high winds. Happy
Minnesota.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

It IS said that Barnum has offered
Boulnngsr $1,000 u week, to travel
with his circus.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16
Don't Monkey With the Buzz Saw

TrOm the indianapolis Journal.
1t will not pay to fly into a passion
at newspaper, and THE Sun in par
ticular.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

The New York anarchists have en-
tered into an agreement to take their
own lives. So mote it be.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16


EX->peaker Carlisle had lois of fun
with Texas wool grower, who was
giving his views before the House
Ways and means committee. The
gentleman expressed himself as 4
protectioniSt and wanted the tariff on
wool raised. BY adroit cross ,Qnes.
tiOnjng Mr.. Carlisle in a few minutes
brought ont the fact that the protec-
zionist wool grower was in favor Of
free trade in everything else but
wool and wooden goods. The whole
committee, republicans included,
joined in hearty laugh ut the Tex
an ) expense.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

y man and his wife, claiming to be
British subjects, have presented a
petition to Sir Julian PauncefOrte, the
British minister, reciting the curl
Gus fact that they have been shot
and beaten 10y white citizens of North
Carolina because they persisted in
preaching to, and teaching the ne
groes of that state. Sir Julian is now
Investigating their story.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

Channel traffic between Dover and the
Continent continues at highest human
tloe' No % than Ave extra mail packets
are now employed to convey passengers,
making 81 xtecn in all.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16
MANY HOURS SAVEDfr23Ssntn ss oShy
TWO TRAINS DAILY to Noneoe ntEv
LEANENWORTH and kdISdS UIlT,
ATCHlSON, making connections with tie
Union Pacific and Atchison, Topeka & Sants

0DI Close Connections made in Union
Depot with all trains of the ST. Paul, Mime
apnlis Manitoba: Northern Pacific; ST. Paul
\ Duluth; Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste.
Marie Raj! ways, from and to all points NORTH
and NORTHWESTl
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

The new member of the Supreme
Court. ewJustice Brer, was today
sworn in by Chief Justice Fuller. In
appearance he compares favOrahly
with his colleagues, but his new silk
gown caused him to walk rather awk.
wardly when he came into the court
room. but wearing gown always has
that effect on man until he gets
used to it. In fact more than one OF
Justice Brewers colleagues have
never got used to wearing the gown,
they still strut in and out Of the court
room like theatrical "Supes" IN Ro-
man tOgas.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-16

Blaine is very much pleased at Mr..
MortOn's coming out" ~ he hopes
it will dlaw the attention of the pub
lie away from the prematurely ex
posed Blaine boom, and that he has
not the slightest fear of the banker
politician as u rival.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06
Cine Fe irtf6e GentraIbaba.

Sin sepaltises @srt ipirO pom 6er
ruiiiiden Itesieruus fir bas tommenbe
Sriibjabr 9epIaut, ndmli6 cine gilens
bubI, tueI9e gang Sibirien, b. b. allo
ben sanSen nOrbIi6en Continent 9lltens,
pon Der Sf9renSe 6es europdiI9en 0tuB'
lamb, aIio Oem llrdl an, bis sur &iilte
bes Stillen Oceans bur9ibneiben iou.
Der beribmte un6 euersiitbe Sn9eilicur,
@eneral 9lRnenfoii, bat 5uerit biele
9roBartise SSee in's Seben 9ernlen iIno
llnaus9eiebt barnu 9earbeitet, paS SalS
teuminiiterium III ct. petersburg imo
beu 3oren fir ieineu PIan Sn seminnen.
General 9lnnentOfi bat ii6 bereits
our6 ben Sau ber4 transtasptl6en
Sabn, rpeI6e bic 0Ilte pon Eurteltan
bur6i6ueioet, elm unuergdn9Ii9es Dent
NAL 9elett, uuo bamit gejei9t, bGB er aud
ber nenen 0tisicnaui9obe gewa6ien 1T.
Cine @ommiiiou, beitebeuo aus filnt'
iInbuiersi9 Der berporra9enSlten rnIltlben
Sn9enieure, bat I'M taiierli6en Muftra9e
ieineu 8Iun eepriiit unO sut9ebeiBen.
Oo6 bate 9luneutoff nit elmer re9t ltars
fen Sppoiition gu fdmpien, weItbe ni9t
aQein auf Seiten bes gIbcls, ionbern
aud in einem eiuflubrei9en GbeiI Der
Yreiie ii6 bemertli9 mu6te. Co bemertte
5iirit 0fei6ti6erstp III ieiner 3eitun9
ipotten6, CT permOge feiuen anoern 0tuben
pon ocm neuen llnternebmen einsuieben,
ais oaB bic 9lpieIlinen in Sibirien pom
einem 9tubeI oas Stiif auf Sebn Ropes
fen fallen miirbeu. Bon anberer Seite
Iparo geItenO semadt, bnb 5tuBIenb ii6
nit bem 8ou Der 8abn cine uu9ebeure
S6uIoenIait aufbiiroen wiirbe. 9aarz
gen ma9t glnnenfofI 9eItenb, bab fie
Sabn fir bic @nhwideIung unb bic 8trs
binbune oes 6itli6sn Sibirieus nit benz
WtutterlunOe cine sebieteriide Ototbwens
bigteit iei. sic tiir5t bic 9teiie;eit Don
Sem Yort bis Yetiug auf % Gage ab,
lpdbreno man jett uon 2onbon nab
9etin9 iibsr Srinoiii unb Sues 40 Gage
brau6t. Sine 9teie nm bic gSeIt fanu
alio iett biuuen G5 bis 20 Easeu pOllens
Oct iperoen.
Qnnenroff mill Die Sabu. weI6e beiIdus
fig etna 1900 Uteleu lang uerbcu iuirb,
NIT ber 9r6Bten SparIamteit baucn.
Die ei9cntIide Sabnitrede ioa ioIiOe
auS9eiiibrt, ba9egeu ale 2uruSbauteu
p6lli9 usrmis6eu werben. Sunoerte pom
WteiIen wirS Die Sabn III seruoer Sinie
entIan9 bem 55. ParalleItreiie 9eiiibrt
iusrbsn. Gr peranibla9t Die Soften aui
22O Wiillicnen Dollars, etpa Die 0dlfte
Der pom 8autenmiuiiter bere9neten
Summe. Der Gar bat li9 baiiir aus
9eipro6eu, OuB Die Subn in einSeInen
@bidnitten mad unb nub gebaut, unb
jcOer 9tbi3nitt iiir ii3 sIei6 in Setrieb
Neieet werOcn iOue, wabrenO Gnnentoii
ii6 anbeii9i9 ma6t, Die gauge ilngcs
beure Strefen in brei Sabren gu pollen:
ben.
Grudbnt mag bier wer6en, baB feline
trausfaspiide Sabn bereits einen 1ebers
i@uB uOu 100, 900 Dollars abseworfen
bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06

Sou elmer jeltiameu Nrt.
Etrante ;u 6ebanosIu, 6eri6tet uus aus
alteu 3titen Der Doctor @juarDouius,
Der i'm Sabre IGlO eiu BUD iiDsr his
G6orbeiteH Der Ntsnib berdu5gua. @S
tam udmli6-io er;iblt CT - Cii iabs
renoer 0cielIe in sin Stdolleiu, Dem DON
ber StGOto6rigteit awi ieiu itarre5 Aus
balteu unO 9eriibmsu, ale &ranten i'm
SpitaI, pcreu eiae groBe Wsnge mar.
iibsrgsbeu wurOen, oGmit CT iie ge9eH
wobluerG5reoeisu 9o9n GQeiGmrIt gss
iuno made. Ser utte glrst begab li6
Su isuen Rranfen uuO ieBte lib su
,Scoent, ua nit ibm iibsr OG8 @j5brelt su
rcoen, ben YuIs gu fibleu uuo gutcn
Nutb eiuSuipretbcn. Sci nur GetrOit,"
fliilttrte ct isDem Rrauteu 81. se5 itcbi
mob nit idIimm I'm 0eine &oc)s, penn
on iolIit wiiieu, bnB morgcu bsr
Sbpd9lte mter Gu9 miro gu &u!ucI
aebrannt, womit oeu 2lnbereu rnuu gs,
bolien pcr6en. On o6er bit fart ges
mig, Nsiu Bette gu uerIahen, penH NOR
gen nm bic Rittagltunbe bic Obrigfeii
tommt, hamit iie oen S9wabitsu lebe."
0ieie 98orte ia9te Der S6clm ieoem
Rrautsu bsion6ers uno gebot iDrl unuer'
bri3li9sS S5pei9en. gIlS nun am
nnOsrclt Gage Die Staotobrigteit III Oas
Spital trat, I'M ;u leben, oh Der BrGbls
bans uou 0ottor bic &raufeu l5ou ge'
iuuo seua5t babe. wie er ueriprobeu,
ba ipraugeu ie ale in eiuem l0ut Don
ibreu SsItsu auf, bic iib ionit i'm >Sie5s
tbum nidt riibren touutsu, uno flo5eH
bauou, neil Jteiner woQts oer ShUiblte
Iriu mo ;u BuIuer gebrannt iveyben,
ben anOsren Siecbcn sum 9eiIe. Dn
bisrauf oerltrSt grOBesSo unb 9elo!ouug
tmpiangen, lit CT eiIi9 bauon getoben.
Die a5er, psItJe 10 idb seiun6 gsIuOroen
uaren, wuraeu ourb ben S5Teden uu6
bic ausgsltanoene 2Iuglt MIR nod trdnfsT
benu ie ;uuor. Ser S9eImenoottor
mar aber nidt mebr III eruii6:u, ions
bern b,iuhte Gnbere StdO;e, baB ieIbise
Snid aufs 9teu: ou5juijibrsu. IS
roeiB Gbsr glieuauo, O6 es iJm elm
auoermol geiungtn it, um9ciegNeE ba'
-8as lid bic Climber ere
,d6len. Qiai, mas lit benm oa5:
U9auiolcum? - 8eibt Eu. bas 1T Dos,
no man bineintommt, ruenn man mauis'
toot 1T.
0as 9 6idiaI. @iudbiss
frau batter ia iriiber cine gau;e 9Iu)abt
5abl6er L0hter; iiuO r,Obl iu3wiidsn
ale pcrbeiratbst?-9l6 usin. gluf Sizes
lem @jebiet bat fi6 mir baS Sdidial
nod INNER unueri4~ieseriObnIi3 gee
Isiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06
Meber nnf6ac,

weI6e in lester 3eit Swei 9etrOnten
SGupteru SuitieBeu, Ieien mir i'll Der
Ntiin9ener p9Ia9. g." 6oIsenbes: 8abs
reue Der Grauermeiie, peI6e in Der
9riiIieler S6lobtir9e fir bas Seelens
bell Der beim 9aetener S3Iobbrunoe rers
llu9liidten 9oupernante Der Yrin;eiltn
GIemeutine ab9ebaIten murbe, lit benz
SSui9 |eopolo III. ein llnfau Sn9eitoben,
Der ernlter mar, ais man urlpriin9li9
elaubte. Ser &0nig, welber inter
eiuem bsrubbaugeuben i6weren 2eu@ter
BIab 9enommeu bate, erbob iib na9
De, sSsierl6teit, itieB nil benz Jtapf iebr
Deitig se9en cine Sante bes Seu@terS
ituo mar in 6oIge beS wu9ti9en StOBes
einen 2lugenbIif fait beiinnungslos. Sn
Der llmssbuus bes SOniss CAB li9 bereits
groBe YelmrSung fuuo, bod fam Der
86ni9 baIo gu li9, unO benz llufau
wurbe feline ipeitere Seoeutlug beige
melen. Ger S6msrS am &opfe wurDe
iuoeieu baIb 10 beitg, baB Der JtOnig,
Der iib beim SbIoBbranoe aud cine Grs
fdltuug Sugesogen bate, ii6 gu Sett be;
9eben muBte. Die ger5te bsSei9nen Die
III 6oIse bes StoBes erIittcne Serlesuug
als cine Iei3te uuo 9Iauben, baB Der So:
mig III sinigen SaSen wieSer poutdnoi9
Bcr9eitcut lein pIrb.
Sn 0tom bate ierner SOntg Sumbert
sinen llnfau, Der IreiIi6 nod nlerfwiiroig
0lIfli6 abliei. Der Jf0nig bate III
0e9leituug bes beuitbabeuoen Abiu.
tonten uuO 9efol9t uon 5pei 0teittne6ten
al Yieros 6as S6loB serlaGeu unb eincn
Spasisrritt auf ber 8ia 9rdneltinu,
bann bis sur yEorta Turba" gemNtt.
9ls er Suriittebreuo bel ben Eram;
Maga;inen Dor Der Borta Mias9iore
uu9elanst mar, no Der g8es bic Giicus
babn freu;t, glitt Guf Dem Sabniibers
gauge ieiu Biero, Elm iebr feuriger
Suds, ben CT gum eriteu WtaIe rift, aus
lmo ItiirSte nieoer. Der 6Onis fam Su
SAL uno blieb, ba sr ben re9ten Sup
ni9t i6neu genug aus Dem Stei9bii9el
beireieu tonnte, NIT oemlelben inter bem
Jf6rper beS Sbieres. IS ecIaug ibm
ieoo6, i6ncu pieber aui bic fiBe Al
fcmmeH uno, nod e6e ieine Segeiter
Ber,u9efommen puren, aud bas Gbier
weoer emporSubriu9en. Ousielbe bate
cine NuuOe am &opfe Oauongstrasen,
Die nit Gai9entii9eru perbunOen puroe
Ser St0uis mar uoIltommen muerlest,
iein GiuiIauSu9 aber burb ben StrGbens
fotb p0aie beiuOeIt. gluf bem 8feroe
eines Der 9teittne6te febrte er i'll Die
StaOt uuO bis CUR PiuSsa OeugsqiIiuo
Suriid, no ibu Elm gSa9en crpartete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06

0as R6tbige. SObn Ian
feiuen 9atep: 2ieber gater, i'd babe
MIDI in elm bibi6e5, aber bIntarmes
Dtdo6su uerIiebt. SD bite Did, mid
nit bem 9lOtbiseu ausjuitatteu, Hm lie
beiratben ;u tOnnen. = Sater ian iets
nen Sobu): SnIieseuO ienbe i'd Dir bas
gu 0einsr Seiratb 9l0tbise: Dlsineu
Seaen uub Oeiueu GjeburtSidsiu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06

- Nuf 6em y Sabubof. 6om.
mer;ienratb (;u icinem Sommis 9sweus
beD: gSier baben Sic @5eIO, beior9en
Sie elm BILLET Speiter 6Iaiie uu6 elm
Si(Ict oritter 6laiie.~ Ser Rommis
fommt nit ;pei 8iGets britter 6Ioiie
Suriif. sd babe Sbuen bod seia9t,
ein BILLET ;weiter uuO Gins Oritter JtIaiie. Z"
-SommiS: va6er, Serr 6ommer3ieus
ratb; i6 tanu bod ul6t Swciter SIuiie
fabren, ipenn sic britter fabreu."
-0ieuer am Splue itertag.
yN66fit net i'll a 6beater 9ebn on
SpIpeiter? DO scb'n i uOn gInSen9ru'
ber Stiid >. .Seimg'funOen." ~ Sas
FRA Dos mar ia mas, mas nod gar
nie berIebt bab' = am SpIueiter beims
9'iunben!"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27
ChampIon nIidd1susirht.

''Reddy" Hsnnessy, the middle
weight champion of Texas, who has q
record of never losing a fight, is in the
CITY. He Will spar next week, begin
ming Monday, Jue NJ, at Hanlon IS thea
ter with Mcclure the Cincinnati Her
cules. "Reddy" is anxious to make 9
match with any middle weight fighter
who would like to try and win a good
purse of money. Local sports are in
teresting themselves in the matter and it
is probable that q man will be found
willing to give "Reddy'' fight for the
stuff