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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-06

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After speeches by Messrs. Stapler aud
Hutchinson against and MeSsrs. Holdinger
and Dougherty for the adoption Of the
minority report, the House adjourned till
o'clock.
At the afternoon session Mr.. Salisbury
spoke against the minority report and Mr..
Mann Of fernando in favor Of it.
NEW BILLS IN THE SENATE.
In the Senate bills were introduced as fol-
lows:
To punish false billing, weighing or
classifcations of freights and other fraudu-
lent practices by shippers and railroad
companies.
Relating to the construction and main
tenance of switches and track connections
between railroads.
To consolidate the Florida agricultural
college, East and West Florida seminarleS,
and the white and colored normal schools
into one corporation.
A resolution proposing an amendment to
section 10, article 5, of the constitution.
The following bills passed:
For the preservation of deer, birds and
other game.
Providing for the publication of general
laws in newspapers
Incorporating the Lakeland Improvement
Association.
Requiring officials receiving and dis
bursting public money to publish reports.
Providing for the complete endowment
and support of colleges for the benefit OF
agriculture and the mechanic arts.
Declaring the anniversary of the birth of
Jefferson Davis legal holiday.
A SURPRISE IN THE CAUCUS.
The beginning of the caucus was a sur
prise TO the Call men. When a motion was
made to proceed Mr.. Robertson of Wash
ington arose and in a stirring speech nomi-
mated Hon. bennett II. Mays, member from
Jefferson county, an allianceman, for SEN
atcr. The nomination was heartily seconded
by Senator Wall of Tampa, Senator Ham
mond of Orange, Senator Rogers, president
of the Florida alliance, and Representatives
Dougherty and Mann OF fernando. This
nomination was the result of an alliance
caucus this afternoon.
THE BALLoTING.
The balloting resulted:
Fifty-ninth Ballot-Call 40, Mays 40, Ions
!, Speer 1, blank 2, Bloxham l.
Sixtieth Ballot-Call So, Mays 43, scatter
ing 5.
Sixty-frst Ballot-Call so, Mays 4s, scat
tering s.
There was another contest over the tele-
graphic proxies OF MesSrs johnson aud
Peacock during the fifty ninth ballot. The
formers vote was cast for Mays and the
latters for Call.
The Call men are in caucus tonight. Mr..
Mays was born in Madison county, April 2S
1852. He was educated at Washington and
Lee University, and in June, 1890, was mar
ried to Miss Parkhill. He has never held
Office. He is Methodist and a successful
farmer.
Senator Swearingen Of Wakalla, one OF
Senator Calls leaders, made an excited
speech in which he averred that ne and
others, as members of the alliance, had not
been consulted as to the nomination Of Mr.
Mays, and his remarks were followed by q
very heated debate
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-06
DEATHS.

DARRELL.-Died, at Charleston. S. c.. May
!. 1851, Mrs; SARAH E. DARRELL, aged 6S years,
mother of William S. and Franc W. Darrell
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-06
SHARP REroRrs OF FAMOUS MEN.
The Point Sometimes in a Que stion
and som etimes in an Answer.

the Foint Sometimes in a Cue Stion
and Sometimes in an Answer.
From the Boston Home Journal
No one has ever told US exactly what wit
is. DIR. Isaac Barrow, a famous English
! divine, and man of brilliant wit himself,
has given the best definition yet known,
and he confesses that "often 1t consistent in
one hardly knows what" He says, in his
old-fashioned style:
Sometimes it Iieth in a pat illusion to a
known story, or in sessonable application
OF trivial saying, or in forgetting an op-
poslte tale. Sometimes it playeth in words
and phrases, taking advantage from the
ambiguity OF their sense or the affinity of
their sound; sometimes it lurketh under an
odd similitude; sometimes it is lodged in a
sly question, in a smart answer, in a Quirk-
lsh reason, in a shrewd lntimation, a tart
irony, lusty hyperbole, or a startling
metaphor; sometimes an affected simplicity,
and sometimes presumptuous bluntness
giveth it being. Sometimes IL ariseth from
lucky hitting upon what is strange; some
times from a crafty wrestling of obvious
matter to the purpose"
Isn't this excellent! Study each clause
and find witticIsm to match it. have
not given the entire definition, but Just
enough to stimulate some one to look it up
tor himself. And here are a few Off
hand illustrations that come to me as l
write:
An eminent Scotch clergyman happened
to dine with some learned lawyers of the
Edinburgh bar. He appropriated to him
self large dish of crosses, upon which he
fed voraciously. Erskine, wishing to ad-
monish him for his discourtesy, remarked ::
doctor, You remind me of Nebucnad-
nezzer in his degradation"
Just as this pat ellusion was causing roars
If Abo i~hk 10,
erend vegetable eater retorted:
LAY, do l mind ye o'Nebuchadnezzer?
Doubtless because am eating among the
brutes."
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LOST BOTH LEGS AND DIED.
A Brakem an Falls Asleep on the Track
and is Run over.

A Brakem an Falls Asleep on the Track
and is Run over.
OCALA, FLA, May 5.-Before daybreak
yesterday morning a young man was
brought TO Ocala on the north bound, Flor
ida Central and Peninsular freight, and
carried to the residen ce of Mr.. Smith on
Magnolia street. The young mans legs
conscious He was Arthur ". Brooks,
and he was brakeman on
freight train No. "a. He had been run over
by north-bound freight train No. 8 at Sum
merfield. He had been sent ahead from his
train to signal the north bound train. which
was almost due. Having reached the spot
he stood and waited for the train 70 make
its appearance.
ASLEEP on THE TRACK.
While standing in that position, with his
lantern in his hand, on the track, he became
drowsy and fell into slight sleep. In the
meanwhile the freight came along,
the cow-cAtcher knocking him down
ly over his legs. Both legs were
horribly crushed and mangled below
the knees, and amputation was made neces-
sary. Drs. Newsome and Hood, assisted by
Drs. Izlar and Dively. performed the oper-
alton, cutting off the legs close up to the
thighs. The operation lasted an hour and a
half, and was scientifically performed, but
so great was the shock to Brooks system
that he died forty minutes later.
Brooks was twenty-one years old and had
just recovered from case Of measles. This,
together with being on double duty, caused
him to fall asleep.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-06
MALARIA
MARRIAGES,

HEFFERNAN-BICCAL - FRANK HEFFER-
NAN and Miss MAGGIE A MCCALL were married
April 20 by Rev. Father Mccarthy at the Cathe
happy pair sailed for New York, their future
home.
WOODRUFF-GANTT-M Married, at Boiling
Springs, S. c., on April %, by the Rev. S. II.
Hay, Mr.. GORDON WOODRUFF to Miss MAUD
CAN'T.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-06

WAT wnrrzAs likes q talk 70 editors, re
porters and theatrical folk
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-06

Il Isn't every kind of a suit that will
suit-the person suited is not always
suited. Nothing is more Notifying than
to find that you have bought Just what
you don't want. We take care to guard
you against any such risk We will give
you the benefit of our judgment, but we
won't attempt to influence yours. 1t is
our aim to appeal to your taste and to
always be in position to crafty it. We
have special facilities for meeting spe.
clal cases, aud we are ready at a mo-
ment's notice to honor any demand that
can be made. There has been a partic-
ularly large demand for our Spring and
Summer Suits, but we have replenshed
and can fit out all corners. Our prices
are the lowest of all There is a great
deal of blowing going ol, but if you sift
it by trying you will find no one will
give you as good goods for the prices as
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

S. per share cash and 81 so per share for
eighteen months when stock becomes full paid
and non-assessable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-06
THE ELECTION CASE.

The contested election case came up as
the special order motion was made to
adopt the majority report A substi tute
was offered TO adopt the minority report.
The House decided not to have the testi>
mony read, as it was printed several days
ago. Argument was begun on the substi-
tute.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-06
A NEW NAME IN CAUCUS.
BENNETT q. MAYS SPRUNG BY The
ALLIANCEMEE.

Els Nomination a Surprise to the Sup
porters of Call-8e Gets the Votes
Formerly Cast for Judge Speer-
Call Drops Back to 40 and so.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, May 5.-The follow
ing new business was introduced in the
House:
A resolution to hold two sessions a day
till the Suwannee contest case is disposed of.
Adopted.
A bill to legalizs the incorporation of
Eau Gallie and change its boundaries.
To protect plumed birds
To authorize officers TO carry weapons
concealed when in the discharge OF their
duty.
To amend the act to protect mechanics,
artisans. laborers and material men.
To provide for the collection of a tax on
dogs, and provide penalties for failure to
pay the same
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13
Spu StuIbe.

Stolpc, Mto., ben s. Wtdr5, 1891
ga i6 iuiberbolt i'm Solfs6latt bes
8ebafteurs Sitte I'm GinIenbunsen bon
Neui9feiten 9clclen, 10 erlaube i6 mir
S6nen cine flcine Sa9oseidi6te mit5u.
tbeileu. 2ctte @o6s ant 8ienstas be-
'sa5 lib 9err S. Sillp bon Stolpe aui
bic Gutcnia9o unb ba ni9ts gu erbeuteu
reip. feline gatcn an5utrefen tulreu,
idlus er baIb iuieber ben Seimpes elm,
als pl6sli6 iein Suub, Der ibm pOraus.
seeilt mar, befti9 5u bellen anfins uno an
einem bubteaSauml fannie brrum idarr'
te. llnier 9timrob unteriudte ben
Baum uuo fano 81 icinem gritlunett
einen sroBen 6ubs uuo brei San0e in
Der S6bluug, oenen er oaun ocn@iraus
ma6te uu0 Die erle9te Seuts triumph.
renb heim tradte. &C.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13
S. g trp6 ia I nj.
(@inoeianbt.)

(Gln9eldnot.l
g8ie mir aus bem iuertben SoltS6latt
pom 13. 6e6r. erIebea. 9iebt es oben an
9lttte Serser audi f 8ropbetea, oenn
oa prOpbe5eit einer baB es auBer allsm
3weifel lei, baB Serr Ius. 9oeller 8esz
aufieber iucrec. 9(6er MIR la9te lieber
Serr Yrophet, benn BEL Der nd9iten
@aIl baben mir bp9 ii9srlid audi bas
&e9t Gilt g90tt9en mitjnreben uno
auBer 9trr, &. sjebt es bier nod scnii'
seub 9utes 4Raterial fit eiueu @e3auf.
ieber, 10 }. 9. Serr 9enrp &ueoiser,
Der friiber lbpu einmal bieIe Stelle irt>
ne batte unb iitb als einen @e9auficber
par erceQeHce elnieien bat uub iuenn
Serr Sc. ii6 cnii4lieBcn ioate ii5 fir
oas Gmt 5ll beiucrbcn 10 biirfte ii6 urs
fer iuciier Brppbct bod iuObl etiuas i'll
ieiner Sorausia9un9 9eirrt Dabcn.
sc c brere iirger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13

Die Mormoncn ipoIen Den staub
beIes sOttloicn 2anoes aiio Dol ibren
5ii6en Idittein, mas Elm redt seid,ioter
@eoanfc lit. 9ie "9elli9en" iu6teIl
uno fanoen in benz ibpuiideu Merico
ein neues 2uno bet @erbsiBun5 uu0
bubcn im Staute @biGuoDua einen2ano.
ltri0 BON RS Meilen 9du9c unb Is
Neilen Sreite an9efauit lluo iuoaeu bier
iGr ,3ion" tuettcr bauen, lltub, no ibnen
Der 8ohcn gu beiB miro, 70 i6ncll luie
mD9ll5 perlaiieub. g8ir linO IrOb, bab
mir Die Serrtn MormOnen auf manirz
lide Slrt loslueroeH uNb 9ratulircn uuIcz
rer 9}abbarrepubIit ju oitisr @ermeDs
rul9 ibrer 8ep0lfernng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13

@us ms bic Mc8inleD GarlfbiQ uei.
ter hringt: 9ie 6irma Siub & Sarri
ion aus BRADFORD, @n9lano, iuelhe fid
bauptid9li9 nit Der 5abrifatioH bon
TIiii9 fir ben amcrifunii9ln Martt BE-
ltditi9t Jap lib IN Sofse be5 Mcaiu.
lep'i9en Sarif5 9c5pungen, ocE getric6
ein5uitellen, beabii6tist nun, III oergtdbe
poa Utica, g. g., einc 6a6rit 81 croft
ncn, 100 200 bis 300 2eute Sei6dftiss
lln9 fiubcn lOlleu. Die BON i9uen bie.
6ergeianoteu Mal6jnen peroea auf
$4,000 tarirt. Cine iii terielbsn 8raas
de tGdtise Tirmu aus greIelo, ipei6e
ibre Jabrit nad 8ethlebcm, 8u., Der.
le0t bat, iou bort redt CUTE @ei6dfte
MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13
&scrmann, sao., Jreitae, Ben Is. aNdrs 1891,
Som nddIem Mouate m f6nueu, nj

Som ndditem @ouate m f6nnen, mis-
oil anoerer Stelle bereits semelbet, un'
lere 9ausfrsuen bier 8fuHo mebr 3u.
der fiji eiHen Dollar taufeu, iuis bies
bis iebt Der Sud mar. Gs 1T iuirflitl
ldauoer6aft iuie Der b0ie WcS inlep uno
icine Disfbei9impfte Bill Die 9eteasmit=
tel pcrtbeuert. Die 9emofratilden
Earteltfepper aber, iuelde ni9t miibe
iuaroen Die uerberbti6en 6olsen ocs
nei'cn Sarii-@eiebes i'll rem 9rellitsn
5arbrn Su mateu, ittben jcbt 9au5 CT
bdrlnlid ba. Sbrcn 9i9su hiirIte jcs
bod i'll 3ufunit beoeutcuo n'cniger @lnu=
teE GeItenft iuerbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13

Der u2ouisuiQe Courier" brirgt cie
@elbun9, ooB Die Siibncr i'll aentadp
i'll Jol9e oes luarmfn 8inter bri ipeitem
meDt Gier legen, nis iii nnberen @in.
tenn. 9ieie Mebrsrubuftion meili, ba-
6u Der Central Miiiourier," iit uabr.
i6elnlitl niGt iOluobl sins Solse bcs
wnrmen 8nters, ais oes S:buBjpllcs
auf @i"r, ben Die Wcainlep: Bill i9l1t.
gtur iblbe, boB ii6 Die 5lbe bel un5
in 9iiliOuli nidt slei6 situItis seitellt
bat. Sier tuaren Die 6ibner iult Ben
9an5en @inter oil Strife.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13

- SIM Green Eree 5utel in ct.
aouis eridof fi9 Sreitus Der 81 Sabre
alte 8urbier Sobn Sauerlualb. Nr-
beitslofsteit unb 9runfheit iOGeu bic
gernnlaiiuns 5u bsr 9bdt seiueien iein.
- SIM Stabtboipitof bur9i9uitt ii9
ber al. einem 2unsenfieber leibenbe AZ
Sabre alte Sdreiner gsu. S. NiIer
nit einem 9iidmsiier ben Sals. =
Nuf Der StraBe erfdoB iid om sieiden
Gag ein stipn "a Sabre alter lln6etanns
ter,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13
-Gs Td,eiut. bas iid1 bic GrmorSun

--Gs Tdeint, bnB iid Die GrmorSuns
oes Sreo Srule am %. December 1888
in benz iosenannten Sine 0ouie in Ser
nru GuuntD auffidren Miro. Ser Ne9er
al. Saptoc befnuute, Dap $ruie bur9
Inocep Sulit6 uuo 2eipis Yularo in
leiner Ge9sniuart erluproet iuorbsn iei.
SerIc!be iei bon Smith uno golorb
ans oem Sette sebolt, uuter oem 8orees
ben, baB bieielben 86isfep fir Smiths
franfe Srau bebirfen. iuorauf er bon
Den beiben setobiet unb um $40 iotuis
cine iil6srne llbr beraubt iei. Smitt
lolpObl iuie Eotoro iuuroen arretirt, he.
bauptea iebr6, ni6ts bon Der sade 81
iuiIieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13

g9ir batteh INNER net Die betuG6r=
ten uno frii5eu Sdmereisn BON 8. M.
5errp & So, Detroit, Mi9., ben sroB=
ten SanlenbGnolern Imerifa's, porrds
tbis. Seraus&8ilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13

-Sn 8anIas Gitp iuurbe Ni9ala
Cation, ein iebr upbIbnbenber Surser,
nit elmer au9etIDuaoe I'M 4opie .oot in
Der Hab6arItbaft ieines Sauies uorse-
Iunoen. @uhri9ciulid liest einselbit,
moro ror.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13
Gus Wuuuamt.

Die &eijenfelber isbsn bier iebr GUT
aus.
Serr SenrD Bod, bon bier, reilte les'
ten Mittrup9 uad Selisman, Berry
Co., um iein Gliif bort 81 beriu9eH.
S.rr Senrp 8iesnlunn reiite leste
8ode ua6 SigsiusuiGe, gtO. 100 er fi9
nieoer5aiaiien teablidtist.
Serr Sgos. Bod besab li9 lesten
Sreita8 ua6 Gorber, 9afupette 60. Sum
8eiu9e ieiner Slnae56riseu unb sutitni-
ti9en 2s6ens9eidbrtin.
Serr >. Soett1er trnt lette @o6e
bic Reiie mad Berlin, Nebrasta on nm
I'M ieraen @eiten iein Slid 5u ueriuds
Ell.
&. Strpbhalm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13

Staat s25 bis 5000 unb fir bas betref.
fenoe County $3.50 biz s4OO per 6nlb
iabr hetra9cn. Der Serfauf BON Spiri,
tltoIcn oil Wiuorenuc oecr Eruntenbol.
De, lolu'e bas Ofen9attea Der Birlb=
ibaiteH al Sountlgeu ilt ftren3itsrs
pcrboten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13
9rpber
MltSOerfQltf
in
E. Burner
M6belbamSlmma
Berger, @Ro.

Uer9er, Wfo.
Sis gum l. Rdrj wirb mciu storc.
ssbduoe ibeilipeiie abseriIien nm burd
einen sroBen 9eubau mebr Slus su Be.
tommen. lin nit meinem @crraif an
W6bel big 81 bieier 3eit aufSurdumen,
oertaufe i4 bon iest an ales gum
& o It enpreis. Die @aaren in 6em
abiureiBenoen @ebduoe mifIen big sum
1. RdrS uerfauft iein unb bober Die
obise Offsrte.
Ilio tper iest 9t6bel irsenb elmer
9rt brau9t, ipirb es in ieinem esrterefIe
ftnben oieie @efesenbeit gu benuben.
BIumer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13

Sm Staatsidase befanben iid AM l..
WarS $2,2S6, ,66217. Die Ginnnbnten
i'm lcsten Iunate betrusen $586, ,926.-
", tpdbreno Die Iussoben ii1 dui
$21s,510.74 beliefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13

Ser 8dbl ciues 8nnos3ieuatoccu in
Der S0inoiicr 2esi5latuf lit am lebten
9ienstug beim 154. Ballot uno ra1 eis
nem n5tlu6bentlideu, bittertn Sample
enoli6 cntidjieoeu pcrocu unb Suar
ipuroe Der bemutrntiide Gauoioat, @en.
Spbn 90. 8almer erlrdbtt. Den 9luss
idla9 9aben 5iuei Der orei 6atmcr -2(ai-
ousler, psl6e nit ben 1O1 9emofralen
bic ciforocrlite MeBrbeit biloeten.
Gem rcucripdbltcn Senator lteat Die
rgseItl. 9olt" iOlscnoes i6mc;delDaft.
3eusuiB aus:
,,@cnns beun bod Elm 0emofrot ieiu
mubte 70 lit Gen. Yalner Der bette
Wunu, oen uniere gta9barn briiben in
ben Sunocslenat i9ifen fonnteu. 9Rit
eiuem brillanteu &eeorb Iii &rica uni
6ricoen uerbiubet @al ret Il :scu6bnz
li6e @a6en bss 9ciltes uno $ocrsens
IN oor9eriiften eSa5ren, a6er md ie6r
riitis, iuiro er benz Sunoesieuat, Der.
u0:bi9 bat, sur 3ierbe serei6en, uno na
mentlid feline beuti6en gcnitituenten
oercn liberalen 2ebensanIdauunsen e
fets nabe 9cltanbsn bat. iusrosn fein
llriade baben, iib ii6cr ibu ;u betlaaer
ST er bu4 iueit entfernt, eIn einac
feiI6ter 9emofrnt iu iein! Gr iuar ii
&ssentbeil elmer Ger eritsn, bic ii5 rad
@rilnbun9 Der republifanilden 8art,
i1r nnibioIien uno bat nit nnb fl
9incolu, Grant unb Greeley seitimn1
oann aueroinss fir Gilbeu, 6ancod iii
Glepelanb."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-13
8ia 8erger.

r1nlere 5dule TT pieber bciier beiu6t
ba Die uielsn Rrant5eiten nl9sel16tn
bab en-.
Nur nod ID 1aae Biz Sum gnoe bes
S9ultermins NIB unier til9tiser 2ebrer
u. 9uIc ipiro uus baun psrlalien lin
na5 9tsbrastd nber5ulieoeln. @enn
bus g9etter es erlaubt ioq Der leste
56ultas Gin rsdt freubepoller iuerbeu.
Seute fuerben uiele bic ihren @,i5en
in Berger liesen blbeu, bcsielben Su
90 Gents lo5l9ta9en.
gtd9iteu 5onntas finbst Die Srililn9
Der ioleenben Gonitrmunoen III Der bic;
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Dle6waaren<
-une
, Sefenbaubluno

Mrs =. Dietzs1
S9tleritraee, Ssrmann, Me.
Sftts an Saub ale Sprten Set,. unp arb.
Het;Sle9rdarsn, Oa5rinn.n ulp., bic i'd
% ssa ttaisfen preiltn perfaufe.
0Hsaeere Nufmerfidmfsit nirp tem Nn.
91ata Bon Odtrinnrn uno dllen artsn psn
4tStrahirarbeiten seitenft.
I'm ssaststsn 3aipruS bittst
te Grau 6. Diesel
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Sic 9ia betrtif5 p06entli6er
9ogn5ublunsen, iust Die u&epubIic",
mag uerbsHerun9sIdbi9 lein. 05 oics
uber Der 5al iit Uber ni6t: Die Miis
ipuricr 2e9islatur fam iib uuI feinen
5nu benz 8uriuurf ausIesen, cine iol6e
9ert6te uno tiai9e MaBrs9cI, iucl6e
elmer &lu6e Der SeoDlferun9 bclfer
iOl, Die lib nitt ielber beiIcn fam,
bcfdmpft Su baben. Die namcntli6c
9lbitimmuu9 im serat iui,b otsbalb
IOr9Idlti9 9epriiit nno ODne 3lutiiel
fir ipdtere 3iucde auIbcluabrt wcrz
ocn."-stus bieien seiuib 5ei.9enIdBcn
3eileH te5 tonan9sbenben b1mOfratis
i6n Organs bes Staates iptidt Die
beue elnsi;. oaB rie 8onrbonen bes
Senats li9 ebsnfalts, iuie @Uuuerncur
5rarcis, auf bic geite Der Spblen=
bnrOae lts0en m06ten. SoiTcntlid)
beberSigen lie bic gsarnuus, iueun
nibt, bann-gaben iuir 9tcpubIfarer
on5 @ort.
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gsenn ieBt Der Staatslenat Die Saus:
biQ, fuei6e Die GrpreB>@eieai ai1afteu
re9ulirt, annimmt uno bic 9ssisfatur
lidb oam uertast uno ,;u Muttern"
gebt, luiirbe lie iid ben Snnt bcs Sol!es
iidlerit.
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,,llnbauf 1T Der 8elt 2obn," bas bat
ouh Sismnrf. bcr srOBe @riinber bes
beuti9en 9iei1es erIabren miiHcn.
Sielc Sobre binbur9 itano er amSteuer
bes Gtnntsi@iffes unb leitete trOs
Sturm uu0 @ellen buielbe li9er uno
iupblbebalten nn o[l' Den brobenben
3lippen ouriiber. Ils mnn leib!i6
rubises Sabriuaiicr errei9t bate, ats
Die srOBte 9eia9r beitanoen mar, oa bat
mnn ben iuadern 2outicn leines gmtes
entiest unb bas 8uoer ancern Sdnbcu,
bic mod perbdltniBmdBis fpenis 9ea@s
tensiuertbes seleiitet, anuertraut -
Mau bcburfte ieiner nidt mebr unb
bebanbe1te ibn benz alten Sprii6tuort
selndB, ipel9es lautete:: vGer Mubr
bat feline 9Tidt setbun, Der MObr tann
iuieber seb'n." 9Od als Der 9reiie unb
.rfabrene Sansler es iuust in wi6tisen
snse!esenbeitcn &arnuns unb 81 1tb gu
ert1eilen, bcrlunsts Der, Der 8isEtarfs
arbeit uno Ntiben feline &uiielfrrne
uerbunft, baB mun i'm tvesen "So6uerz
ratb" inter Infldse itelIen uno prO5ei'
iircn iolle. @liidertpeiie iueiB Der
8.idsta9 Bismarl's gerbienite beher
;u iplroistn uno bic anflu9e lit unters
blieben. Der Sau;e 8or9ans aber lies
fert e;ren beutli9en 8emeis bon bes
iunseu Mona,den 8eiinnuns, pOrin er
2uowis bem giersebnten BON 5ranfreid
psrsueifelt dbnli@ lit Der ieia aabinet
nit Der 8eitpeitide Siidtiste, ibnen Slis
ruienb: ,,9er Staut, Der bin i6!"
Susenb bat OItnuls feiuc 2u9clb, aber
bas Setbalteu bes esjunsenoliden Saiiers
aesen ben alrtn uerbienl tuollen 9anSler,
Seigt uoa llnoanf Der laeridwdrSeitcn
Nrt!-
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Observation-Disclosures.

8eselmdbige Scrianlmtun9 am 10.
Wdr5, 1891.
Ons Sro:Ofoa oer lebteu Serlamms
lung iuuroe ucrteien uno an8enOmmelt.
On &eitrd9eu sinsen ein $470.
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Wai9ttten ttno ssarntaes
rdthe.

Sd babe eineH sroben 8orratb DON R.i,
,ens Saemdl@tne n, Disc. Harrows, (S6neis
Ss:SSSen, butt erf@nsibe= Iaidinen 6iSn
Yrellen, eerIS4aler, Sorispopers Sprinas
ina9en une Snssp's an Sanb rpeI1e i'd bf.
Selbjtsemadte Saruuaoen unb T,aHo,
babe id itets an 6anb bic id oarontirs NM
81 lebr nabisen greifen pertaiiie. '
S9mleoearbeiten aIIer art, Reparatlrfu
an Raidinen uiu. rperSen piinftliG bsiorat
per m % ebepobl.
Berger, Wo.
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3u berfaufen.

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9abtuu9 un9swieieu:
@nr. 8rdnble, @irtel. .........$ so
60. Soffmanu, gSade. e.......... 100
$. Saer, ......... LOO
gbas. &eff, ......... 100
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Oas Gpmite unt i'll Sa6en eiuer bic
Observation-Disclosures Oetreffenoen @e :
iesuorlase, nit uuierem 8sprdientanten
8idiprabc iu ne9mrr, eritattete ieinen
Beritt.
gei9loiicn raB bem 9aiiens uno Jab-
men Qunlite nod ldu9ere 5riit 5ur Rups
portiruns betuilljgt tuer6e.
8ei9lOiien, onB Die Gabne 5x64
5us sroB iueiben iOa.
Sieraui Segta9un9.
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Sefretdr. gapitoiu.