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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS IN coz.
NECrION WIru TRAINING
TIKI YOUNG.

Tnr columns Of the ordinary news.
paper are largely devoted 10 description.
Of criminal exploits, great and small.
The space devoted 10 act. OF virtue aud
merltorious deeds IL comparatively
limited. This exhibit famillarlses pco-
pie with crime, IL phases being dishod
up To them at every meal. The conse.
quence Is inevItable--sln becomes less
repulsive. When the moral sense Is
thus blunted the individual becomes
more liable TO wrong-dolns In his own
conduct. The effect Il somewhat
similar to that produced upon the
minds OF susceptible aud romantic
young people from the reading Of dime
novels. with view to correcting TIL.
tendency Nirs. Grant started, In the
Journal Of WOma's Work, "a Record
Of Virtue" This led to tho making,
by y clergyman, OF an experiment,
which was described, under tho head
of"Moral Chemistry" In an article by
Miss Auna Girlln Spencer, Ia the ne.
ocmJcr Century.
IAN Episcopal minister had Sunday
school class oi 100 boys 80 rough and
rude that tho regular Sunday school
teachers would have nothing 10 do with
thcu, and turned them out Of the sunday
school. Il WIS unon this very unprom.
l,lng material that tho experience Of
"N1ral Chemistry" was tried. Il was
suggested TO him that IL might Interest
bis one hundred bad boys Ia that pursuit.
aud otter prize, to thoso who could report
q corialn number Of good, or kind, or
noble deols which they had themsolye,
witnessed, or heard, or read about, either
At tho present tim, or Ia past history. /
feel so strongly that tao right way 10
holp Is to present examples Of goodness
instead Of piciurlng wickodno.s and vice.
that think this experiment might bo
worth trying. No sooner said than done.
Tho minister in question began opera.
u,lonsa as follows
II will buy fity litilo pav.hioks to be
given % the larger boys. 10 which thoy
may write down tho Ton host and noblo,t
acts they have '3oa or rail In o., paper.
during tho past yelr. Christmas wook
Will syc grand banquet. Tho boys
shall ,it down lo q feast and it lts close "a
song or ,wo-somo ballad Of brave and
noble deeds-ah,ll be'ung, followed by a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23

ity speaking TO dozens of men who
are going ~ make fortunes next spring.
These men have not beautiful senti
ment aud healthy hopefulness Of the
future, but they have a degree Of the
insanity Of the poor Idiot who faEclcs
himself the Prince Of Wales or the
President Of the United States. The
New Orleans Hce.N States, speaking
on this Objectionable national charac.
tcristie says:
"rhis osien;atious parade Of richos by
Americans In Europe has become arc
proach to tile national character. For
elgnors take all the profit from American
visitors that they tan get but they laugh
at them while they fleece them American
tourists number hundred thousand an-
nually aud spend from two hundred TO
two thousand dollars each, or more,
making M aggregate of hundred mil
lions, 10 say nothing Of fortunes given In
matrimonial trade for titles and "posi-
tour Elleynnd never dreamed Of tho
tremendous wealth tho American people
were 10 possess, hut II living no would
Join bis eountrymen In tholr rldioulc Of
American extravaganza aud monetary
osionlntlon. All kinds of abuses havc
their ludiirous aspects and tho abuse OF
wealth by the ignorant is no exception"
Thrift, economy, industry and energy
are splendid virtues, hut when thrf.
becomes avaricc,economy becomes dis.
honesty, and Industry chicancry, then
u IL time for thc moral and religious
reformcr 10 cry out A nation that
worshlps the golden calf csnuo, remain
a nation long. A people who rush
madly 70 SEQ Jay Gould, aud leave
Whittier 10 m)ps In hovel are PEG.
pie who are m u,illy slaves 10 wealth,
vanity and display.
tbs i,tter.iay SaiE,s cannot imbibe
an inDriina,c Jpirit In the direction Of
moncy-maklns without impairlng their
spiritual growth. II IA not improper TO
seek to obtain wealth 20 long as II i.
-, -, ,..,
49,, 49, .' 80 Wv 49, '" 49,, Ia"
ao'y W acuonP'n'ou ny ue','c W "o
go'u win inc means acquired ny per-
sonai effort and the blessing OF God
AZ this point II IL appropriate 10 quote
tho words OF the Prophet Jacob, de-
llvered 70 the Nephltes with regard
to having too great anxiety for Riches
AMI In relation TO pride, both Of which,
are more or less exempllfied in tbI.
eommunItv. fR,oL nj ,Iarmo,. "a
iar,,
Anu no" osho'u' my o'elnfehi I'M. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23

reading Of some noble aci, after which
thcpri4c shall be brought ont aud award
O. 70 the sucressiul competitor"
After the books were purchased be
inserted Ia each n printed slip ON which
were the following words:
"wrlto in this book the ton kindcst,
noblest. Or best acts you have read or
boou told. Write plainly on one side Of
the papsri and as short as possible, and
return Chri-,mis."
The experiment was immensely sue.
ce~fil. When the books came In they
contained an interesting collection Of
csu lely constfucte1 stories. But the
teacher derived almost M much ad.
vantage as the scholars from tue ex-
pertinent. The boys had sent to many
OF their friends 10 find kind and brave
deeds In the newspaper and elsewhere.
some Of the conclusions were very
curious. Here, for Instance, are the
entries made by one boy who did not
think anything worth while putting In
his book that he could no. iind in the
Bible;
Jacob was very kind his brothers sold
him and wien his bfothofs wor In nceic
lac took thrin Ia hls homi.
David was brave man he killed Coll
aih whit sling
Samson Killed 1000 people with mule
Jaw boon aud 10 pullcd lion iaw into
Daniel wn, brave man ho was in by :
lion
The soyen iow b10thcrs was brave aud
ihcf1 mother the we're killed DO thy
would not eat pork"
The second set Of books showed dc.
cidei progress. Tn. following were
the directions for the second year:
"writc plainly In this book Ten Of tho
kiniost, bravcsi. and nohlc.t acts you
have read. seen or been told.
The Design Of this competition is to
teach YOU TO seek for aud n love that
which Ia kind, gentle and bravo, aud TO
shun and hate those things which are
base, lgnoble and wrong"
Miss Spencer, the writer Of the Ccn.
tury article, says
"rhe second set Of books l. an advance
upon thu firsi IN understanding OF tho In
tention Of Mr.. white. IN netiness, In ar.
cuucy, and In the proportion of those
having the full number OF Items. In some
instances the samo boys tried again, and
Improved decidedly upon their original
work, although knowing that they could
not get another prtze.
"Ihc far Hfcatcr number Of kind acts
done by humble people In everyday
fashion which arr recorded M the second
sct Of books show tha. tho boys had at
last understood thu, they were asked to
note that which touched or might alice;
their own lives closely, aud not merely
10 search history for Sublime deeds OF
great mon.
"rhe whole collection Of books given
In thl. second contest shows much moral
discrimination. aud many incidents ro-
corded touch upon those finer and moro
delicate. olonnni. Of kindness and nobili-
" which tho boys could hardly have
secn much OF In their homes. The prIn.
pie OF this unique enterprise In moral
,rainingis OF universal applicaiion-tho
principle that attractive power towards
tho good rather than rsprcssiyo power
towards the bad Il the mighty lover In
chamcior-bulldiug.
"rhe great lnteres, already manifested
I o. Nll. lsaksaf ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23

TnE tenth annual report u the State
Mlnenloglst Of California Issued by
he Mining Bureau OF that State IL the
most complete work Of the kind We
have ever seen. II IL work Of nearly
a thousand pages and gives details u
all the mining regions Of the Golden
States, with maps, statistics, aud a Va.
roty Of Information Of immense value.
ltrcilects great credit on the compiler,
WIN. Irelan, Jr., and upon tho State
Mining Bureau. II is published u
the State office In Sacramento.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
37th DIVIDEND.

A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF THREE
= = per cent has been declared on the Capt.
lal stock VI tins Institution, payable February
'ih' 1884, 10 an stockholders II record on Jan.
uary Aih, 1891 personally upon presentation
Of their stock ctFlifoale, or upon their written
order, Z, q. wEBBEg. secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
DEyIsINa nALLOr SYSTEMS.

ritERE Il scarcely u STATE In the
Union that does not feel the need " a
reform Ia It's syttsm u ballo,ing.
Every election CLOSES Invariably with
charges and counter,charges OF cor.
ruption, fraud aud bribery. Several
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
NOTICE.


&C, NJ. l.. sIir LhKr orr,
January 18Th 1901.
V'HE STOCK TRANSFER HOOKS OF TINS
l. institution Will be closed on January 2s,h
and re opened on February itl 1901
7, q. wEnBER secretary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-23
Gas Sn6waKcr.
6rpSer ed,aoem i'm SbiotbaIe. = SdIIins,ne
Nad,rid,tem aus Vittsbnrg, gSbcelins,
l>orferS t,tro uuo Cincinnati.

gSbeeIing, gS.-Sa., 2l. Stbr.-Sbz
aleit Das g6aiier I'M Strom letnen 9emobn=
lid,en Stauo wieoer erreid)t hat, 1T bas
Sd,aupiel, bas iid) benz Nu9e in ben iibers
jc,memnlteu Sifritten bietet, elm hDd)it traus
riQes; iiberal @erwiiitung uno Hmn; untec
BEN 1rmereu alaiieu bsrrldlt groBe gfotb.
Pei Yarfersbura unb all puntten, bic spi=
idleu pieiem unb g2beeling lleSen, 1T Die
paoe cine i.hr tritllf,e. 9as g9afer hattie
Bel Yarfsrsbura beute Ibeno cine p0be BON
a. sun 8 3oa trreid)t uub lit nod nemals
porber 10 raid geitiegeu. @S wro unges
beuer. &er,piitnngen aurtdteH uno bat
icld)e bsreits in sroBem WaBe an9ertd)tst.
Die 9fotb 1T sroB. Die StaSt ut oon Der
NuBeulpelt abgeidlnitten, uno bic Seldla1te
febeu alle fill. Die ginmobner Der Sor=
itaSt Giperfoe babeu it'd aui bena6barte
6igel seilIGtet, I'M nld)t ertrlnten 81 null
ien.
Tarfersburg, @.,Sa., 81. Sebruar.
- Su e,uem 9a9erbaule in bem iibers
id,memmteu Oifritte brad gefern Nbeno
sSeuer aus, bas baburd ertitanb, bab bas
&aiIer iiber einen Sauf len Salf ltef. Die
Slammeu griffen raid mn ft unb legteu
Die untere Sdlfte zines gang bon gSalier
umaebenen Sduiergeuicrts in aide. 3ehn
@ebduoe, baruuter bier 9a9erbduler, ein
aroBer 9eibitan unb fiinI g8obnbauer rour=
SEN ;erlt0rt. Ser Gd)aoen mirc auf iiber
SAC, 900 peranl6last. Der SluB taat ieet
lansian, L. man slaubt, oaB oas Sblimmite
iiberitanoen lit, obmohl Der beftige 6egen
in Der lesten Nad)t piele WorrGtbe uno
6anSeinrlhtunes @egenltGnbe, Die in ben
Strabeu auisehauft finb, beiddbist bat.
Yittsburs, Ya., 81. 6ebruar.
befiirftet cine abermalige ueberlhmen>
muns i'm Shio.S bale. GS bat ben gan;en
SAG iber sere9net NIB i,ebt nod nid)t bar
mad aus, oils OBJ oas Weter ildJ tldreu
mollte. Nn alien Yunften oes Monongaz
bella nhb Ses Iaesbenp aufpdrts fteist oas
9Saiier auf's Jteue, uuo ba oiele beiben
strome ihre llier iiberidritten baben, 10
febt man elmer slpeiten Sod)ilutb, pie Der
BON Sieuitas unD Wittluot eutsegeu. Ser
bier uuo i'll Der unmittelbareu umgegenb
6urt pas ,Sobmaiier auseri4tete S6aoen
betrdgt punberttauenbe BON Dollars. Dian
lit jest oanit befditi9t, in ben Siraben i'm
tieier gelegenen Staottbeile auiSnrGumeu
uuo bic Sertuiiituns pleDer einisernlaBen
gutSnma6en.
Cincinnati, O., 81. Sebruar.
Ohio lit INNER nod i'm Steisen begriiien,
uno Die Sofwaiitrgefadr iit beute slbens
srGBer, ais Je ;nbor. weun aud Die eins
sseuoe sdlte bOneu ldBt, NaB basSdlimmte
pernlieoen weroen fann. Aus alien Sheis
len bes 9anbes fommen DislSunsen bon
!Sodluaiierseiabr, ioipe BON einem nsuen
Sbneeiturml, Der BON gSeiten in oitli9er
&i6tung fortihreitet.
9lus 6lnOIen, Ohio, iuiro semelAet, bab
Der bur9 ben Srt ilieBenbe 9landarS< <Riuer
ietne llier peitbiu iiberid)ritten, ane Gin
mobner beS nnteren Stapttbeils aus ibreu
Bobnnngen psrtrsbsn unb grobsn Sdaben
anserittet bat. Seit 20 Sabren mar bas
Wafier nid)t 10 bod. Nian siebt iid1 ben
ldlinlmfen StfIrdtun9eu bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-23
2SieSer cine 0rmbem : &ataitropbc.

Spriug 9iII, 9feuidoitlanO, 81. Sc
bruar.-Sn elmer ser bisiigeu SOblengruben,
morin iid) sur 3eit uiele 9lrbeiter betanoen,
hat iid) beute 9tafmittag cine Grploilon er'
el9net, Die BON beheuteubeu &erluiten an
Weul6enleben begleitet mar. Siiui Veid)en
bat man bereits Su Gage gef0rbert, barun'
ter Swei Snaben. Die yeiheu itnp uerItitm.
melt uno beteH eiuen ihyedlid)en InbIlt
bar. gtoh uetB man nidtS SeflmmteS
llber oas Sdidial Der auoern Seute, melhe
lldl III Der @rube beiaubeH.
Gine Gettungs 1T an Der Ir=
belt uub Dor 9llem bemiiht, frilde quit III
Den betr. S6aht elniupumpen.
(Spdter.) Dian firdtet Jett, buB cirfa 20
Vtdnncr uno Snaben umgefOmmen inn. 30
Veld)en iinO auigeiunOeH mOroen. Die 70
nett crlan9teu Sobteu iiuo: 9Sm. s. Sur.
ner, Serbcrt 2lrmiibam, Grneit @raiDriO9e
SameS Niorrierr gllau @cSiuuou, gaugh'
lin 0ttSinuon, glrtbur AuOeriou, u. H..
Sberlod, 9lnorem Garnihael, SaS. Sobn-
ion, Sobn NfcSinaou, JtidOro 90mlOn, S.
SOgO, Mattbem Collins, u. .. DC 90
ualo, Gam. Niudle, Sere NtIrpbp, SaS.
Wtc&ep, 0auib WcSep, Sobn 8entlifc, 60.
Smith, SaS. SbarpleB, 3Obu Garmltasl,
9olepb 2atterlall, gSillie SrOwu, %bl. y.
g8bite, Sbomas Solicit, 0Guio SSott unb
gSn. >Il2cRfP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-23
Die @eltaltsiteauna.

Y bica o, 2l. Sebruar. 8eldluB
Der gSeltausltellungS- 9irettoren, BON bem
Seeufer ais &eltauSltelluu0Splab gan; I'll
abItrabiren, 1T nit % gegen 9 Shmnleu nu.
genommen morOen. !Dtan glaubt, cine
Wtiuton Dollars 5u lpareu, menn man Die
@eltauaIielIllng gan; mad einem Ylaee Der
le9t. Am Sceufer loueu nlr SOutdneu
unb Statiien ais uGrinneruu9 an hie 9Selt=
ausftellung" aufgeltellt werOeu. SIM sad
lousYarf," Der nun gum 6auptauSiteliuua5.
plate auancirt 1T, mill man Elm aroBes Sc
bdube fiir upbgliide Suttur" uno atbletiid)e
slmiIIementS erbauen, lporin 5000 Berionen
8lab baben uuo ponlit man Oell Ban elmer
0tuilfbaae iiberfliiilg Su madden ge0entt.
Gin beoubereS @ebdu0e fiir Die 9eforatiouS=
Siinfe lol and ntdt erridtet meroeu. -
Den NuSitcllun9s 9irettoren bat cine Qrz
better Population, oil oeren Splte 20 Dir
beiterfiibrer itanben, ibre Nuimartung ges
mad)t. 0ieielben uerlangeu 9lnitellung uou
unloHiitiid)eu 9lrbeitern, lomeit ais irgeno-
uie m6gld), nobel @bica9O'er Arbeiter un0
amsrifaniife Sirger beuor;ugt neroen iol-
len; 9uerf.unuu9 beS I6tltuuotnarbeitSs
SeleteS uub eineu yohn pou min0eitenS
$l.5O pro Sag fir Sa9lObuer bel attitiiu
bigger 9trbeit5Seit; ferHer EN- SdieoSgerid)t
fir ale Srtitigteiten 5wiiden 9lrbetern
uuo 9lrbeitgeberu. Die 9ireftoren babeu
bas Serpreten gegeben, iiber Oieie 6ragen
ld)liiInq III ueroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-23
Starben ocn NIantntentno.
9rano iii cinem m1emememtbauie TT SropfIpu
-Scdle Ucujdlculebeu perIprcn.
7aslid, pohentlih unb sonntass.


gtewz gort, II. 6ebruar. - Sn benz
Sanb 8ltraBe, Srooflpn, meldeS bon 50
Sanllllen beluohnt mlrb, brad gegen s llbr
beute Nbcnb aui bis lett nnauigetlGrte
gSeile' Teuer aus, meid)eS nit 10 reibenper
Shnelligteit I'M lld) grin, oaB i'll raider
6eibenfOlge brei IlarmTqnale auSgelanbt
mcrDeu muBteu. Sas Gebduoe lit iiinf
Stofluerte bod uno nit Slpei Vuftlfaftsn
berieben. Der Sraub entltanb, 10 neit be-
fanut murbe, in aeller bes S0anles gtr. 129,
San0SiiraBe, unb Die Slammen tbellien ltd)
bnrd) bcu yuftld)aht III unQlaublid) tnr3er
Seit DEM gau,eu Sebdube nit. SIM britten
Stodiuerfe mobnte Der Z eter Sohu G.Som<
ney nit leluer Satin, pier Slrbern, Der
Saute letner Srall, Der 30 Sabre altcn Iiar=
goretb Grlifiu unb beren Sotter Snlla.
Sci Der Sd)neQigfeit, nit melner Die Slamz
men nm ild) grlnen, fOnnten Die Sepobner
iidl nid)t mittellt Der Sreppen auf Die Stra<
Sen retten, ionberu muBtcn fd) auf pas
3ad) Iliitteu. Ssi'm Sinauiltei9en Der
na6 bcmielbsu fiibrenben Sreppe wurSen
Die Sleioer Der Srau Margaretb @riifiI BON
ben 6lammeu ersriiien. Sic rieI Iaut lin
0iilie, bod fOnnten Die iibrlgen Sempbuer,
tneld)e ielbit i'll b0d)iter Geiabr l4iuebten,
ibr feineu Seiitanb leiiten. Salb nabher
gelang eS ben NeuermehrleIten Sarl Nltert,
s. Gill uub u. Mc9iiernep auf baS Dad
All Qelanaeu. Sieielhsn brad)ten benu aud
Dor auem Die Sruu 9omneg, beren 9iuoer
unb Sulic @)riffiu i'll Siderheit, ohne Su
piIlen, baB Nrau 0targaretb @rllftn fd)
aud) auI Dem 0ade beIano. AlS ne crfuhs
rcu, DaB 3ieS Der Sall ei, eilten lle OIOh
nlebcr biuaui, tamen Jebob su ipdl. Sn
elmer Gde lag Die beinabe su Sohie per-
branute 9eid)e Der armsn Srau. 9tad ben
Gu;eid]en 81 id)lieBen muB Die llngliidlidle
furdltbore Gualeu ausgeitanbeu baben; ite
battv Die tNdnoe Dor iaS Geild)t gepreBt, als
nsuu lie oajlelbe Dor ben 6lammen idIiieeu
tpollte.
Man hattie gsboift, Die iibrigen Snansn
beS t3auies ieien gliidllter sSe;le nit benz
Gebeu oauon9etomnler, aleln Gem mar lel'
ber nid)t 10. Die Neiiten retteten iic) spar
mlttelt Der Jtsttun9sleitsrl, mabreno aurers
bon Der Seueripebr i'll Si1erbeit gebrubi
purbeu. Spater itellte fid] leood) heraus,
bQB bel benz granbe noh iuebr Berlpneu
UNI 9tbeu gefommen maren, 0eren Velder
nad)ud9iid) bon Der Seueripehr auigefunoer
puyoeu. IS iino Dies, 10 peIt bis lee,
feltgeieQt werpeu tounte, I'M GanSsn ied)s
Sic Namsn Der Serungliidten iiup 6rau
9iargaretbe 0riiiiu, 80 Sabre alt; Saiot
eerepitt, ~ Sabre alt; Sran 9tinnie 9cm
neg, % Sabre alt, unN oeren Sinoer: 2anle
3owuep, Sabre alt; Wtinnie 0oipnep,
Sabre alt, unO @owarb Seneoitt, II 92o
nate alt. 3ie 2eiden uurOen in bic Wtor
que gsbradt. - 3as @ebdube geb0rte BEN
3uderwaaren.6abritaut Grult BON au;
baiielbe muroe nm uugeidbr $4,000 beidd
ctgt. Die b6be Der Ssriidleruns fonnts
Ai4t i'll grjabrnn9 0ebradt wsroeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-23
fabren,
W 0r10o Q

lleber Wfaldrid unb molariasnrttge Srnnfs
beiten iiuo BON @elebrten ihou qanie 9iblios
tbefcn geid)rieben moroeII. gSie ipeit Die lier5te
aucl ionit in ibrcn Nnld)ten Don ciuanOer abs
ipeden m6gel, bariu Itinlmen ile Que iibereit,
baB Der Sib Der Dialaria I'M 9lut lit llno odB
iie namCntlid) Die Ntil; angretft. Ytalartd
lam iiberall uorfonmen, finOet id) ober regels
nGBig in ieuhtel, tief gelegeuen yanoitrtdlcH
lno 0Cgeu0en NIT id)merem Sooen. SIM noros
lid)en europa lit i!e mrniaer pcrbreitet, I'M 10
bGuIiger tonllnt lte in gforOs, Wtttel= NIB Siioa
amerifa Dor, namentlid) III loden @egenoer,
bic etn feuhtparmeS Sltma babcn lIll0 nodJ
nid)t lange urbar gemad]t moroen lmo. a{ala'
ria 1T teine auitcfcuoe Srantbeit i'm lqllo'
lluftQel Ginue oe5 gSorteS uuO iel6ft III
ScqeuOen, no tie iebr bQlfg - enoemtld] --
bcrrd)t, fam man iid) ourtl perniiuftige HebenSs
ipeiie uno eiuiqc @ciuubbeit8 YtaBregeln bapor
idiiten. 3abiu geb0ren Dor Nuem N}Gbgtett
I'M Giien uno Srinfen, &ermeioung oeS Gtrts
atbuens fiibler ieudlter Jtad)tluft NIB alter pte
inmer geurieten AuSlGreituugen. gSelentltd)
fir Die GrGaltung Der GIe'un0beit tit cine geres
qelte 8erOQuung NIB baonrd] beoiugte llnges
benmte Characterization, ioluie Ihleuniae Abs
fubr Qller uerbrnudtcu nno peroorbenen Sd1te
aus bem S0rucr. St1on bas bel allen malarias
ortiqcu &raufbcitcu itd bCmerfbar mad)euoe
glnidmellen ocr YtilI oa8 In hartnGdigeu
6duen III NtliOCrbdrtlrg ou5ortet, benefit,
ba6 geIt6rtcr 8luttrei2lauf bic Nauptquellc Der
Srantbeit it, Inn mn Den &reisaul lcid)t
uno frei III mafeu uno Den 3armtanal III fteter
eriprieBid)er &bdtiBtcit;u erbaltcH, gibt es fciu
bciiere8 Dttttel ais Die aus ben beilfrditigiteU
geluiir3igiten 2llpenfrduterr 3ubcrcitcten ct.
@ernaro Grduter=BiGeu, Die % @cut8 Don
y. gteuitdSter d &c., 9or 2416, Ncm ?Orf,
Iopie In ie6cr gnteu &potbete 3u babeu ilto,
NIB pclae jc6er iOrgiame 9anspater ooer
9citer elmer Gr;icbung0auitalt itct8 i'm 6aule
babeu ionte, I'm iie iofort benz BGtieutcu
3uretdelt, ipeun ijtj bel bemieben Die geringiteH
Spureu Don allgemeiuem llebclbeiiHOen ODER
St0rlmg ocS 9lutfrei5laui5 einitellen iouten-
3ie 8illm mirfcu 6icuo uu0 butreinigeuO
uuo entierueu oG8 lialariagiit aus bcm S6rper,
obne 0eHie6eu gil idlndfen; aus oieem
@runoe iiuo tie ieber 9Ouitituttou, ielbIt elmer
burn lenqe Grnufbeit 3errutteterl. iutrdalidl.
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Su jd1redltd,er Saae.

Spriugfiele, Ohio, 81. 6sbruar. -
Safob @eauer BON bier Der Dor einiger 3eit
mad Californian reiite, I'M Daielbft 8ergbau
;u betreiben, lit baislbt laut geftern bier eirt-
setrOiienen Na6ridlteu auf idreflife gGeiie
ums 2eben getommen. Gr uno ieiu @e>
idaitStheilbabsr @iliam &Obion lpObnten
on einem Sergubbauge in Der Ndbe bon
2unbp, Mono<e ountp. Sor einisen Sa9en
wuroeu Seioe uernliBt, uuo alS man gta6=
fOrl6ungsu auitelte, fano man ibre biitte
in SriiTmern uno ben Ylat nit 6eISitiiten,
bic pom Serge berab9erolt warsu, beoedt.
gSeaper lag inter einem mebrere Sonutn
itperen Selsitiid, uno nur Der uoroere
Sbeil Nes S6rpers mar fld)tbar, wdbreuO
ieiue Seine in idredlider 9Beile ;ermalmt
pareu. Su oielsr Gage hattie er obue 9iab<
runs uno 9Safer fiinf Gage Susebraat.
@tit GROCER aHitreNgung sutterute nan ben
Stein unO sos gSeauer herpOr. Gr ipra6
nob eiuise gHorte unb ftiirste bann tObt
nIeper.
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Gin rcid,er Sarnse. perjd,,pnnocu.

9tiegelSOilIe, N.=S., 21. 6ebruar.
- Sob. Giblin, Elm reiher Sarmer uon
Sollaub, Suuterbon-& &ouutp, pirb ieit benz
Z. 6ebruar uermiBt. Man uernluthct, oaB
er 6as Spier zines |erbrsd)enS wurOe. Gr
begub iih nah 9liegelSpille, nm @elO in
elmer Sant an binterlegsn, fam aber i'll
6ol9e eiueS Giienbahu llniale5 crit an,
nadOem Die Sauf 9eldlloiien mar. 2lH
4beuo benutte er ben llbr. 3u1 sur I6etms
iabrt. 9a5 mar baS 2eete, mas bon ibnl
geieben muroe. Der 9ounntterr eriuuerte
it'd, Gidliu's 8uhrtarte coupirt Su babeu,
bod mtiB er nidt. oh Gid)lin i'll loouauo
ODER an elmer Citation unterweg5 au8geitie=
gen III. 9teben Der Bride, meld)e iiber 0en
Wiuecanetong Bad fiibrt, ruuroe Der Sut
9eiunOen, wtlden @i6lin am 2lbenO ieineS
&sri6minbenS trug. Die 6armcr baben
Sag uuo 9tadt nit Shleppueten ben tie
len Bad BON 5iegelspiae nah 6inesuile,
elne Snede bon ad)t Dteiien, burdiudt,
bod muroe feline Spur bon Gid)lin getuu.
ben. @r bate cine grOBe Summe e'clOeS
bel ijd).
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6ontraftoren ais Sctriiser Dor 8es
ridtf

Snttalo, N..g., 81. 6sbruar. - gor
bem bieiisen guperior.S.rid)t fino beute
elf itaotiihe Gontraftoren bes S.truaes ge=
gen Die StaSt iiuerfIbrt poroeu. 9leisIbsn
perfubren 10, oaB ile lobe au9ebote fiir ftab-
tilfe NrbeIteu' 'etnreidlten unO, nadpem fe
Die 9eetersn erbalten batten, bic Arbeit ei.
mem ltanne gabeu, Der bieielbe fir Die
6dlfte that; bic anbere 9dlfte iadteu ile uns
ter ildl ein. lleber eiuen autras auf elm.
Scritisbung Oes lpeitersu 8erIabrenS gegeu
bic Sstriissr iea am 9iittuo9 Dor SerIdt
argurnentirt pereen.
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Hie friidben Rafripfs,,.

Son on, 2l. Sebruar.-@iner Melbung
Der uSimes" ;ufolge mirD S'Srieu Die loals
tung Der iriid,en Siidofe mad ieiner Gutbaf-
tung ofientlid befdmpien.-Yarnel iit beute
Woreen mad SrlaHb abser.iit.
Grsbti6of @alib BON Dublin tuenbet ff
in elmer an ben ,Sriib'G Catholic" seritteten
j3ud)rilt gegen bic 9iahsiebisfeit Der Dic-
@artbglten, wtlde BON ben aubdusern Yar<
nsa's nod Sraiten ansseuust worrsn Jet.
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Setroaene Srappcr.

Gan Diego, Sal, 81. 6ebruar. -
Sieben 5rnppeT, Die ieit 80. NOuember Dor.
Ss. auf Der Sniel Guadalupe oil Der aiiite
bon giieber-@aliiornen bon aller gSelt ab.
geitloTien mareu uEO bort MIR nit grocer
Wtube tbr gebeu iriteteu, ituo bsute bier
augefommeu. Sie hatteu fir 6eQe Die
Snmme Don 800 Unu SStar SarteQ, oem
Gigeutbiimer eiuer Sdnluppe, Su iorSern.
8tecr iiberlieB Oieielben, nm ibnen ibr
@el0 nitt gebeu ;u miiien, aui Der elm
iamen Sniel ibrem ShidiOl. giner BON
ben 8eoautrnsmertben, Die III Sfeletten
abQemaQert iino, Uiro nid)t amgebeu bleiben.