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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-10-16
Jacome was on one side of Leyba and

Jacome was on one side of Leyba and
extended his left hand, grasping
Leyba's right. Montoya on the other
side clutched his left. Instantly Jacome
drew his pistol, and when the smoke
cleared away Leyba was dead, shot
through the brain, still on his horse and
in the grasp of the two men.
They strapped the body to the horse
and carried it to Santa Fe. Nobody re-
GREETED the killing of the desperate, but
there was discussion over the manner
in which it was done. Some of the
dead mans friends got on the grand
jury and managed to have the deputy
sheriffs indicted. Jacome got away tc
Mexico. Montcya was acquitted, and
was so overjoyed about it that he filled
himself with whisky and lay down in
an acequia one night Somebody
turned the water on and he escaped
drowning only to die a few days later
of pneumonia. Leyba was the last OF
the tormentors of the mining camps
and ranchmen of the Sandals. Chicago
Tribune
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-10-16
WAR ON TEA.


1t Killed Frog and NJ Australian Woman
Starts a Crusade.
An Australian woman is conducting a
crusade against tea, which she declares
is. next to alcohol, the greatest mas.
ter of human will and destroyer of vi
tality." She goes on the remark that tea
acts on the nervous system as does alec
hol. but in an opposite way. Alcohol is
stimulant poison, tea is a sedative
one. The former is capable of destroy
ing life by producing excessive action,
the other by preventing it.
Theme, the most important element
of tea, will, if administered in sufficient
doses, kill an animal. Half a grain
given to full-grown frog killed it.
The reptile first became paralyzed. and
after little went into convulsed
state and died. The death is exactly
similar to that caused by hydrocyanic
acid, hemlock and other sedative
poisons All of which is worse icono-
clasm than when we found ont that
there was not any apple nor any Will
liam Tell, says the New York Times
rNnat would Ule keutleurum OF Une
five o'clock be without tea? Can one
fancy an adequate substitute for the
soup that cheers?" And when one has
Il headache or heartache. where would
the consider find his weapon if he could
not offer one cup of tea? Poems have
been written and verses sung in it's
praise, and now to drop it, forsooth, a
frog in circumstances over which he
had nH control drank too much Of it'll
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-10-16
A CASE OF LOVE.
DR.. Drinks Diagnosis and Pre-
scribed Remedy a Sad Failure.

People said DR.. Drinks ought to mar
ry. He thought so himself, but hither-
to he had been too busy providing
means for keeping wife to bestow
much thought on whom she was to be.
He had decided that the lady must
have good looks, good means and be OF
good position; but, though several
ladies in Jemimaville fulfilled all these
requirements, his choice had not yet
fallen on any one of them. And, be-
sides, he was not in the least in love.
1t would be imprudent to venture the
assertion that DIR. Drinks had always
remained Indifferent to the pretty and
agreeable girls he had met in his wan
behring's; and, being a fairly attractive
fellow, as well as Jemimavilles only
medical practitioner, it is safe to say
that eyes of every hue had looked upon
him with more or less favor Oh, no!
He had had his intermittent love af-
fairs. There was Shady Scott, now.
He had loved her to distraction for two
months, when she wore a particularly
sweet thing in bonnets; when the bon
net went out of fashion Dr. Drinks
love went with it. Again, there was
Polly Grey. His heart in this lease"
had capitulated to the peculiarly fas-
cinating manner in which the fair
damsel lisped. He overheard her
speak to her brother once, and But
these and others We're but the idle
dreamlets of a day, and DR.. Drinks
sighed for the genuine article that
wears well. He excused his seeming
Inconsistency on the plea that love is a
lottery. and if one wishes to win one
must at least play. So he accordingly
played battledore with the hearts of
the fair eligibles on his list of patients
and kept his eyes open and watched his
heart carefully, expecting to expe-
rience some day that sudden sense of
rapture-that magnificent thrill which,
as everybody knows, is the first and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-10-16
Il goes back

IL yOoo OUCh
all the money you've spent for
tiff there's neither benefit nor
cure. That's what ought to be said
of every medicine. 1t acoald be
if the medicine were good enough.
But it as said of only one medicine
of its kind-Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. It's the guar
Gnteed blood-purifer. Not only in
March, April and May, when the
sarsaparillas claim to do good, but
in every season and in every case
it cures all diseases arising from a
torpid liver or from impure blood.
For all Scrofulous, Skin and Scalp
Diseases, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
and Biliousness, it is a positive
remedy.
Nothing else is as cheap, no mat
ter how many hundred doses are
offered for a dollar.
With this, you pay only for the
good you get.
And nothing else is "just as
good"
1t may be "better - for the
dealer; but you are the one that's
to be helped.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-10-16
CARNIvOROUS PARROTS.
a Bird That Feasts Upon the Fat q
Sheep.

Bird That Feasts Upon the Fat of
Sheep.
The kea, or mountain parrot, of New
Zealand, greenish- brown bird, former
ly rs harmless as others of his class, has
developed carnivorous habit as fas-
tidious as that of epicures. 1t used to
feed on the berries that grew luxuriant-
ly on the hills, but it has changed that
simple diet since the multiplication of
sheep; perhaps fires, too, made that
natural food scarce. 1t now takes a
terrible revenge on it's unconscious
enemy.
Fastening itself on the back of a poor
sheep, perhaps stuck in snowdrift
and savagely tearing away wool, skin
and flesh. it plunges its powerful beax
into the kidney fat, which it devours,
and then, leaving one victim to die in
agony. goes off in search of another.
Though Il is as difficult to feel individual
affection for sheep where they are
slaughtered by millions as it would be
to care for hogs in Chicago, the most
unsentimental shepherd can not refrain
from plying one of his own flock that
he finds in such condition, and from
invoking maledictions on the whole
race OF keaS.
How they found out that kidney fat
was such delicacy can only be coniec-
tured-perhaps in the same indirect
manner in which Charles Lambs China
man discovered thatyoung roast pig was
good; a kea saw sheep devouring his
regular supply of food and defending
his property with what beak and claws
he had. ms ,ongue came in contact ac-
cidental'y with kidney fat. From that
moment the satisfaction of appetite and
the gra,itir' ton of vendetta were
united.-G. M. Grant, in Harper's.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-10-16

Syrup"

The majority of well-read phys
icians now believe that Consump-
ton is a germ disease. In other
words, instead of being in the con-
stitution itself it is caused by innu-
merable small creatures living in the
lungs having no business there and
eating them away as caterpillars do
the leaves of trees.
A Germ The phlegm that is
coughed up is those
Disease. parts of the lungs
viii Ch have been
gnawed off and destroyed. These
little bacilli, as the germs are called,
are too small to be seen with the
naked eye, but they are very much
alive just the same, and enter the
body in our food, in the air we
breathe, and through the pores Of
the skin. Thence they get into the
blood and finally arrive at the lungs
where they fasten and increase with
frightful rapidity. Then German
Syrup comes in, 1oosens them, kills
them, expells them, heals the places
they leave, and so nourish and
soothe that, in short time consump-
tives become germ-proof and well. 9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24

- Soeben srbolten: g @mei3er'
tdie bel 8. G~untel.
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Sa4fem.

Dresden. Snfolge bes ~tiebriaeu
@aferitanbes Der Glbe mubte Ser 3uder
per Babn bef0rbert merbeft, un6 ane
Babnb0fe 3mif9en Der @ren3e nnb
DRESDEN tparert cine j3eit lang berart
NIT 3uderlaoun9en iiberfiiat, baB bic
GENERALIZATION Der 9dh5ifhen
S~taatsbabnetl Die acknowledgement Der.
ltdnbiste, bab Die InttaBme fpeiterer
Senoun9en eingeitelt perben miiiie. =
Der Stem Norfer Milionar 8auberbilt
fat unfere Staot NUN tpieber perlalien,
bod rlabm er einen 70 9iinfti9en Sin,
oriid BON. bier NIT fort, baB er I'm MIDI,
item SABRE pieber5ufomuen ge6entt.
Dur9 peridiebene Mobltbatigteitsatte
fat er ii6 Die 6anfbare @rinuerung Der
DreSoener seii6ert.
Bran6i8. Sn Dem nabeu Bolens
fiel oas adt Monatc alte SObnhen beS
SteinbreterS Golois aus Der @ieee in
Elm neben berielben ~itebenbes, nit @a1,
ier sefiftes Gefdb ntb ertrarf.
Grobburs. De junse 6rau zines
@ntSbeiiserS 5pii9en bier unb eide
felb mar beim @inlpannen Der aders
pferoe nit bei9dftist, ais pl0tli9 baS
cine, ais biifig befannte Ebier, auf Die
Srau jufubr unb ibr bic cine Bruit,
bdlfte fait p0llig pom 2eibe abriB. Die
Werlesung biirfte Ser erlt % Sabre al,
ten Srau oas 2ebeu foiten.
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eteoer gum Borl6eitt fam. berlbIefe,
fd Die Slider, u1O iett erlt far6en fid
unter ibnen rinise Huge" 2eute, tpelbe
bic Misunderstanding 3a beutett tpub.
fpn
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co6aC=U a6ric6ten aus Der
a(ten 9einat6.
2remeen.
grobin, Sraaneabure.

BIT sic aeblte Marttballe eroffnet nor.
ben. Ole Sier erlteil itdbtil9en Marft
ballen ft,1b erft int W,ei 1885 Dem Ser-
fe1r iiber9eben nor6etl. Die Stabt
perfolgt 6ternad nit anerfennenSmer>
tbeit @ifer bic Dur9iiBrun9 be8 fir
sic 9crpFesung lp midtigen 6alettr
Inltcn!s, baS friiGcr befanntli6 niht
hrs yebct1 trctcn fpnltte, meit oie atcif.
Seittge SdlieBnna BE-, betbciligten
Wearfte ridt 5u errciden mar,
@eaeroinss lit in unlerer Staot Elm
Bierfries a~lisgebrof)eu, i,toett Die pere
einigte 66nltbei6< unb Gtpoli<8rales
rel ben Breis per Torue (125 Otter,
glcid 80 @allonen) bon 20 Wfarf anf
IS Mtarf berab9eiett bat. Die iibri9en
8rauereielt bef6lolleu, uorerit feline
Hreisberabfesun9 porsuuebmen, lone
bern our9 Gn3ei9en it oer 8reiie oas
%ublifum odriiber auf3uf(drett, baB cine
lolde etne 8erldle9terltt9 beS BiereS
SIR uotbwenoisen Sol9e babe, miiiie.
&laboip. Oie Talfe eineS gfeger.
p~rin3en, oes 1sidbrigen Sobnes bes
Songs Grpa aus benz 9amerllner ge.
6iet trltroe fiir3lih In Der bieftgen Gorfs
tirde p~olsosel. Der iunse Mantl mar
BON lieutenant Morger, Ben ct mdbs
ren6 eiter @rfranfrnls am Sieber iorg.
faltis eepffest bate, nod 9labon ee,
brabt poroett rtto bat iid baS Oe1t1he,
Spre1en, 2eien unb G1reiber, nit er,
ltaunetspertber 9eidtisfeit anseeisnet.
Martin Saul @rDa, ipte er iebt beiBt,
miro I'M ndhiten 8ribjab- mad afrifa
suriidfcgrcu.
yrobins 0annober.
6annouer. yia6 BEN enbsiilti,
gen GrgebniB Der 8olfsidbling bonn /.
DECEMBER 1890 in Breuben bstrus ote
nrtSanpelenbe Bep0lferung in Der Yro.
pin; 0ailnopcr 2,27S,361 Herionen.
0itbe8 beim. 6ier bat li9 Der
m~seicbene Danfier SLEEPER Tin Sirr1a
Glnil $. MeDer), Der gleif5eitis preus
Sii1er 9otteries@ tnnebnter mar, erf4of
len, nadoem Die Sirn1a Sic j3ablungen
cingeltcllt bate. Die llria6e beS Sal,
linicntS ffnb sroBe gpefulationsper,
lafte; 3ablrei9e Sunoen tperben In
Mtitleibenfdaft gesoeen. Die 66be Der
Hailipa beldift lid anf 100000 Mf.
Erosias 9eNen.4aRan.
Bingen. NahSeru jett Der 1s91er
allentholben einqethau, setat iih, mte
ipdrlid Ser b~iesidbriae 6erbif ausqe,
fallen. Sci ar6seren Broouseuten, Sic
Gnbe Geptember nod auf SEN Grtraa
mebrerer @tid aus ibren Beinberaea
redjneten, lieht man iekt ar0Rere 9iden
un6 rllr tpeuioe Tok 1s91er fin6 bQs
Reiultat miihepoller Thdtiafeit bes oo1r.
aen Sabres. Ole nddite Solae bfeier
Set1nsdIteu hoffunnoen III n,tnmehr Elm
ifdrferes Qnsiehen i'm BreiSe Der 18oepr
un6 1T and bereits cine ,iernlihe SSeifia.
felt. ollf siuaelueu 1(Gtsn fooar Elm
mortimer WufIhlnn In 6en Wrei5en Ser
norh~erosherhen GahroSnoe einoetreten
Werfniift tn,rSen in In, istten Wnfer
in NiiSesbeirt ein Bosten 1seOer n,
$50 Wt. eiilige Partieen1 1889er 3u
1OOOE12OO Mt. per Stiid, IN Sdet,
betil iDiroei1 utebrsrs Stiif 1890er gu
TO NC. ii1o oartber ab9elest. Su
O~rolnerslet11t erlolten etill9e Pertteer
lSgOer b50-575 Wt. per Stid.
,2a na y. ~ ger bteii9ett Dtautarts
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Yrobiu, @eRbreuseu.

F~~S NSSFptSNR1Ws
Dan5is. Sdmmtlibe S6anf,
mtrtBl6aften unb Oeftillattoner miiIien
5ufolse elmer Serfa9nns bes &egie,
rungSprGIioenten BON 1. December ab
I'm a6tllbr abeloS geldlolIen fperoen.
gnf SotelS, aonoitorsien lito 8eitals
rantS4 fi1oet oiele 9rtoronune fetne sns
tsenOuus.
S1ioa. auf bier @oden ms Sc,
fan9uiB ma11oeru mnete eitt bteIiger Nrz
better, melbcr altf oifener 9traBe sesen
ibren Wiaen 5tpet. iunge Wfdo6eu Obj
eefii6t bate. Ole 8etben batten
Slagc lue9en 6ifettliber 8eleioisuns
erbober.
&beinprpbins.
Carmen. Sine iebr peruiinftise
poli3eili9e gerorbrurlg ipirb bier eifs
gefiibrt. GS lol 1tamlid) bus abit6t>
li6e S~purbalten nit ben StbrDerfen
auf ben SdieNNn Der Bferbebabn be-
frat iperbeit ultb Spar nit etnem Bes
tra9 BON etn bis 80 Wfarf. @tnltmets
len ieooh 1tt1b Die Halisetbeamten attge,
Dielen, Die rebertreter itur gu oertpar,
ttett.
;r,i,an M.roo rhs;tsr,tr;sss T., S}orSs
}ranfre;h ,m',ySen MN snrt hehe,,tenS
orSsers ms,as, non eohIs, ma Sem
R1brgebtet %perlangt. yta1 YariS alein
| ei1gen tdsli1 bret, Bis pierbuuoert
loalA
preo'as Saulsa.
9alls. Q.sr " OCT 9peralloIe.
sa. os az sea; sg -. weasa a !.
soIos ssr ~ ;r,,,e g d lGsa n.srS SSs or,,.
s EuiS S;e hs,,f.n yp mn Serart;ae
S,,s.;t,,te nestsTt moro, MA mol .,
H Aa;r sss.; S so+ s ,rI S No. %, o.
ones Ssr Hs,,e;+ entSnrehsrSem Gin.
r;Ht,,,,as,, bsas,,ts,S nerorsgert morSe,,
nv S SeIts. bnhe,, ~ 's ea \ sr srfor'
Sert Mm T"aest h Sridnrn INN
@oifmonna Seu 81 norioem Monats'
II Ssrislhe einoeme;ht morSsn.
Grfnrt Dsn msiitern ber bie,i.
opn fSniolihen @emehrfohrif 1T ma
Observation-Disclosures ,nr1 oon,,or oes
finSiat morSen, &om %oennnmtem Ser.
mine ab ,nerSe, lie oeoen sirsm g,aaeIohn
BON feds Wtarf ais Nrbeiter peiter
belhdftist urb Die Meiiteritellen per>
ben NIT gelernten 8iibienma9ern be3p.
Sberbi9ienmadern belett. - Der bic
fise @intelfoniuleut alienit Sitter lit
fpesen MeinetbS gu bier Sabren ;3u9t>
bauS perurtbeilt fpor6en. @r bate In
etrer Mtetbsftreittsfeit, um 43 Marf
au retten, fali9 9eldmoren.
grobiu, saIefien.
Nres1ou. 9rn hinblif inf nsn
sSIehterr@ eShdftSonus nnS Sic ghe,te.
r,,rr offer q~ehsnsm2ttei henhsihtio} Sie
Gta6tnerorbnefen . Wer5ammfnno Sie
@hTnht. nnS mohIitener nnf,mbeben,
obafe;1 b;srS,,rh Sie Ginnnb,neg Ser
gfaSt e;nsn g,Jsfoff mn iiher elmer
miiSnn srisiSen'
Wsi5Ss 2ehn ;,,noe maS6en
~fathoiiider 9onfeiiioi aus Der linz
sebnng baben tire Seinatb perlaHen,
nm 1i1 mad Gfrifa seinsu5hiffen. Gle
tperSen bort eine SrbensnieberlaIjnn9
sriinoen, tpelde 1id ote ambulante
9ranfenpfleSe CUR Iufgabe ma6t.
grobim3 s@fesmigs0 oIReim.
gItona. Das Ssrftitut ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nirS NIT Rem 1.
Sanuar ans @dleswia 6olifein erbs
oiiltia b~eleitiot Seirt. ba Sic Heoierlfno
Ser Wittpe bes leste1 Observation-Disclosures.
lerB Sonps in Iitona feline gouceiiisn
rpieSer ertheilen Mil. @don 5eit iehs
9hhren hatte Sic Neaierlu1a in @hles,
i;o amer 0onos Sen unoari}den
OpohfbinSermeiitern feiuen SHanSer,
@emsrbefhein mehr ertheilf'
Nortorf. bie fSrialide @iieu,
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u . t sc T..

Die pN. 9. StsStg." bat 6
burd iueitere 9tafforldungen nnb Seobad-
tuugen faIt pollltdnotg iiber5eugt, haB bas
in gteiu=Yert lebenbe 0tGoten 9toia Sobls
mann nit Der Gitber Solpmoii aus Sissa
Gsslar ibentiid) iit- 9as Nldbdlen murbe
porgeitern auf burd) Soiepb Slein, enen
iriibsreu Mitaugeflagten, ioentifiSirt. 3lein
muroe in ba5 SauS gefiibrt, III benl lid,
Hola aufbielt. ,@llber.9tOia laB OH einen1
Glide uno plauberte nit elmer abfftlih sur
Sd)au getra9enen llnbefangenbelt. 9Seuige
Ninuten lpater ipurbe Slein bereingebrad]t.
Sas Didbd)en nurbe leifenblaB unb blidte
itarr ben 8eiudler al, ipelder leinereits
tein auge BON Der uSoblmann" lieB uno
iOnitgticmanoeu i'm 3immer, obsleid bafelbe
nit Beronen gefiill1 mar, beadtete. 60
roner Gepp bradte bas @eIprdd) auf Slein
uno fragte ibu, oh er aus SiSsa Gsslar uno
aud IN bem Yro;eiie an9efla9t gepeien ei.
6ola sudte ,uiammen, aber iie bate inbeB
ibre GaTung mleber9emonnen unb woilte
SleIn nid)t fennen; bieler agnossirte iie ies
oo6 gang poitiu ais Die @nber Solpuloii,
neife bel ibln in Sis;a-@s;lar iuieberbOlt
GtntauIe gemadlt babe. 9as Mdphen mar
unitroenen auT9ellanoeH uno bate ll6 iber
ben 2tlf genelgt, 10 baB ibr Geiid)t nd)t
oeutll1 9elehen werbeu toMnte. &leiu hattie
ite p6brenO Der gun5en 3eit ununterbrod)eu
an9eblldt uno 9emurnelt: lid bente 10, id
fenne iten Ylotltd) iprang bas NidoGen
auf uno rief gang erregt: nidb babe Die Sade
meinem aopOtaten (GBlirger, SIR. 60, gSaa.
itraBe) iibergeben; i'd nil gar Ridts mebr
0amlt su thun Baben! = Sd ssbe and teine
sntpOrt msbr." Samlt teArte iie ben an.
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Spreder 6Iorr i6dmte itdJ,
Sdmad,poue guraanae int ilnterhauie Der
8eiesaebmue ppn 2anias. .-Gpnilifi Slpt;
idleu een aHliauiIern" nno Republit"'

Sopefa, SS., IL. NtGr;. - SSH Der &C.
tern Abenb itdttgefuubeueu cd luBlituu9
oeS llnterbauieS Der @eieegebuug eretgne=
ten it6 auiregeube SSeuen anldBllb 0eS
SeridteS OeS Goutte'S, meld)eS ernan1t
moroeu mar, I'M cine lluterIutung uber
oGS Setra9eu Der Sapitol Gommupon eIll7
Suleiten. Die llnteriud)ung mar nht pol@
lcnbet, unS Spreher @iber, melher Den
&Oriis al eiueu Slelluerreter ubgetrcten
bate, beantra0te, SaB baS SCmlte nadl yer
tagung Der 9egiSlatur Situu9 leiu 9Sert
fortieteH lo(le. 9tepr1ieutnnr Oou9laB fubrte
Seldwerbe barber, baB Die Eerlonen, Sc
gen meld)e Die lluteriud)uug gerldltet III,
teinen 3utritt 81 Den Sltuugen ocs Somt'
te'5 erhlelten un0 beannagte, Den Gloer' lAeH
SOrtlag babiu Su amenotreu, OaB Die Nnz
9etla9ten entlpeoer peroHlif Dor Dem go
mite erideineu ober lld) bur1 IumGlte per-
treteu laiien biirieU. Niehrere auOere Ne
publitaucr Oeuun;lrten bas @omlte, lOpie
Die warmer Altan;" aufS Sitterte. Der
Hepublltaner Hice mollte gera0e elne Altz
lprad)e halteu, ais Gloer Die Soriroge tor
oerte, iporauf Slice oicle Otabuabme oeS
Spredlers fiir cine vuero- Sd)anOe" ers
tl6rte. sssz4.
@loer 9erietb MN III groBe @utb NIB ers
tlGrte, er m0dte cS gcnau Oerltauoen baben,
oaB Die p9llllon;ler" Die 0erreH pom Saule
leteH, un0 OaB lid Die 6epublifNucr Sudeu
miiBteu, gan; cincrlei, oh itc 9fed)t ODER lllt-
red)t bdtten. @roBer Sumult entitano bier
auf. Die Seiud)er auf ben @aucrtc'n Sld)s
ten, ole uAlliauSler" applauolrten mo Die
Gepublitaner pgrun;teu." Spreher Gloer
befabl, Die 6lur uuo Die @aaerlen I'll lduz
bern, alleiu pO8 3iifen unO 3obcn Oauerte
fOrt, uub Der &orIter erfldrte itlieBItdl, ais
er lab, oaB er Die Srouuug nidlt Sn mabren
pernIod)te, er miiiie Die Sammer Dem Ntob
iiberantmortsu. Der pSergeaut utz9lrm5"
unb Der Sbiriteber ueruhteu, ben SeIebl
be5 Spred)erS &etyeifS 9(0umHn9 Der Elur
uno galerie'u ;u uollIlrtteu, uub eS fam
babel 81 ueridicOcnen bieigen Goniliften.
Mehrere Seuatoreu, pelte 2luaeuScu9cu
Der ldlmndUolleu &orgQnge gepelen maren,
nur0en gtmaltInm al ole Vuft gelett, unO
lange 3eu id)teu cine augemene Nelltrcl
unUermelolld). SdIieBlld) uerldlahte lld)
Glosr leOod) Uieber @cb0r uub crfldrte, er
idame idl iber ieIn Scncbmen nno iibtr
ieiueu 2Iutrag auf ShluB Der 9ebatte. Gr
eriudlte ale 9lmucicnNen, iif rubi9 81 per
ba!teu, unb iciu 9lntrag purOe Sann elm
idlieBiit beS BON 9ougloB angeboteucn
Announcements paliirt. 0as 0Ous perta9te
iitl Nnrnuf
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Gntiesli6er ~ pro III etnem Sdladt.
ba1tfe.

ct. Souis, IL. 0tGr;.-giner Spesial=
Sepeide aus SacOmab, gSaib., su 6olse
madtc ein Ourtiser 4r3t Mittbeiungeu iiber
etu @eldnOuiB, weld)eS ein S6meoe, Na,
mems yarS Beterien, baelbit aui penl Sterbe=
bette ablsgte uuO I'M beien Ser0fieutlituu9
Der 8aier Den ar;t eriudlte. gSte Yeterien
augab, arbetete er bis 1887 in 2lrmour s
Sdlat)tbauie Su Chicago uno gin9 pann
nad) SionrzGitp, no er in Stluerborn s
Sdlla6t= uub B0felbaus 2lrbeit erbielt unS
bis sum 6riibiabr uOu 1889 blieb. I'm Jene
3eit ermorbete er etnen gelpiiien 2aren
paritrum, weldler, gleid ibnl, pamit bed)di-
tlgt mar, ben 6uBboben Der ShlGd)terei su
ideuern. Gr uerebte ibm mebrere MeIler-
itide, 10 baB ieln Slut Die @oiie hiuab lief
unD lid nit bem Slute Der all Ieuem Gage
geld)ladjtetcu S6weme permiid)te. Yetereu
uerbarg ole &el6e inter ben al jenem Gage
9eld1lad,teteu 10000 Sd)weineu, batte iie
am udfiteu Gage in Stlde, beoedte iie nit
SalS unO brad)te iie nad) bem 9iiuaerrauz
me, no er iie nit ben lett Dionateu bort be-
finoli6en Sd)melneileii6 9lbfdlleu pernliidl<
te. Die &leiOer bes SpIers uerbrannte er
in benz Seuer inter bem 0ampifeIlel. .3mei
Dtonate nuh Oem Ntoroe fam er BON Siourz
Sltu uadl Sal. tQb
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Gin oemofratiidJer Staatsienator
oer Ytaamie amaeflaat.

= b lca9o, IL. Wtdr5.-9Ste cine Spez
Sialoepeide aus 2anin9, Dtid., meloet, be-
nubten be 9emofraten i'm Staatslenat Dor
Swei 98u6en Die 2tbueieubeit etiter 9fepub.
lltauer, Die sur 3eit ibrem Staats -Gonuent
betluobnten, nm Die Senatoreu Morie bon
Nlpeua uub oortou bon 9lpriau ybinauS su
sGbIen" uno bic Cite Den Qemofrateu Ghas.
SrieDldnber uub Salnes Morrom SuSulpre=
d]eu. Die Oemofraten erbtelteu bierOurd)
cine 0talorltdt BON einer Gimme I'M Se-
nat. Geitern Gbeno fam cine gum Yetons=
fen =Snbtanertamme geb0rige Squam nad)
lie IN 1854 9eheira!bet, ipGter iiesn gelaiien
unb oann, obne cine seri9tli6e SGetpmna
eriuirtt ;u baben, cine attbare Dame uon
Alpena gehelratbet. Sic ertldrt, fte beiiee
binreihenpe Selpeile tiir ibre Sebauptung
unb merpe 6rieblanoer inter elmer Sigamies
NuflQQe perhQfteu laiieu.
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Wtpro poer Selbitmpro?

&anlasz @itg, 0io., II. Mdr;. -
9tifDolaS 9aton, iuelder etne Stand in
Seras, grubenwerfe I'M Sopiiuer 9iitritt
uuD betrdd)tlites @igeuthum in bteiiqer
StaOt bei0B, muroe geltern abcuO oil Ser
Gde Der Siue= uno giulpooo= luenue, ,mei
@epierte pom ieiuer 28obuung, ais 2ete
aufgefunben. Seiu SOpf mar BON Smei
Sugcln bur6bobrt, uno uebsn ibm lag Elm
9iepoluer nit Suei abgeidloiienen Sammeru.
Sb 0toro oocr Selbnmoro porliegt, lit nod
niGt ieitgeitsllt. Seiu @ermo9en betrGgt
cirfa $560,OOO, isins SamilienuerbdItnihe
maren Die penfbar an9enebmnen, uuo ieine
Srau ertdrt, er babe ME einen 9teuoluer gez
trageu poer beieiien. Sein 9runb fiir Selblt=
moro iit befauut. gnbererieits bate er, ioz
peit man weiB, feiue 6eluOe, uno iiberoies
iheint Der llnitunb, oaB man S2O5O in
9aargelb uno g9ertbpapielen bel oem Sobz
ten porianb, bic gIunabme eines Mornes
aussddlieBen. Ser Coroner lit inoelen
Der Aniidt, pab @aton einem Raubmorbe
;um Spfer fieI, uuO OaB Die SerbreAsr perz
iteuht wurOtn, che te oaS Spier pliinbern
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