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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21
A COnMON SENSE REMEDY.

In the matter of curatives what you want
is something that will do its work while you
continue to do yours-a remedy that will give
you no Inconvenience nor interfere with your
business. Such remedy is ALLcoCK' 5
Porous PLAsTERs. These plasters are. RGs
attested bE tAessensst medical authorities,
as sMsAs 6F Testimonials from those who
have used them. They require no change
of diet and are not affected by wet of cold.
Their action does not interfere with labor
or business; you can toll and yet be
cured while hard at work. They are so
pure that the youngest, the Oldest. the most
delicate person of either sex can use them
with great benefit.
Beware of limitations, and do not be de-
ceived by Misrepresentation Ask for
ALLCoCK's, and let no solicitation or ex-
PLANTATION induce you to accept a substitute.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21
6056 Josie Bartholomew vs.. George w.

6056. Josie Bartholomew vs.. George W..
Bartholomew, continued.
6067 r. H. Sellers vs.. J. D. Miller, trans =
ferred to Seventeenth district.
6l46 Eliza Hines VS.. r. Hines, continued.
Gl57 Sam Cupples Woodenware Com
shee discharged on answer and allowed fee
of So
6l67. r. E. Morrison vs.. Fort Worth and
New Orleans Railway Company, continued
on application of defendant.
6l70 Flohr-Walter Candy Company VS..
H. NJ. Harrison, dismissed at plaintiffs
cost.
Glib John Mitchell ct al. VS.. George B.
Brown. continued.
CTS. B. G. Harris vs. J. c. Harris ct al,
continued.
Cases filed as follows: 6667, a. J. Rogers
VS.. Josephus Bowlin, debt and foreclosure.
G66S. The Mail Publishing Company VS..
Max Elser, ct al. injunction to restrain de-
PENDANT as city treasurer from transfer
ring the street, sewer or Improvement fund
or any part of the proceeds of the $500, 600
bonds of the city, issued for said fund. to the
general fund of said city, and from paying
out the same upon any drafts or warraRts
or orders other than those made for thefm-
provements named in ordinance No 535
of said city. A restraining order was
granted by Judge Beckham and the applica-
ton for Injunction will be heard at 10 i. IN.
Monday next, 23rd instant.
COUNTY COURT-HON. W. d. HARRIS, JUDGE.
Tom Snow pleaded guilty to throwing dice
and was fined $40.
JEFF Daggett pleaded guilty to betting at
craps and was fined $40.
Il. G. AIRY pleaded guilty to playing cards
in public place and was fined $40.
John Adams was convicted by the jury of
the theft of coat and was given thirty
days in jail and $50 fine.
Lou Sanders was convicted of carrying
pistol and punished by ten days in Jail and
$50 fine. Lou is already under two indict-
ments for perjury before the grand jury.
jeff Ledford was convicted of betting at
dice and fined $40.
Jim Nichols pleaded guilty to slapping An
ME Simms and paid therefor S25.
No case filed in this court and no mar
riage license granted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21

each room close scrutiny and finally find
ing seats in Professor Terrell's room.
There we listened to an able address tend
cred us by his reverence, Bishop l. Lane.
He spoke cheerfully and approvingly of
what he saw, and we feel inspired to emu
late the venerable gentleman in his earnest
efforts to'lift up his race. After the exer-
cises of the literary society, which seemed
to meet the approval of all, we listened to
veritable treat of good thought beautifully
expressed by the able DR.. E. Cotrell, D. D.
He exhorted the pupils to acquire a COM
plete education. The conference has won
our hearts. and is one of the most able
representations of the intellect and talent
OF our race that has ever met il our city.
SCHOOL No 6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21
VELASCO.

yelasco Harbor Opening, December 10.
Come and yourself sound the water on the
bar.
Laugh and the world laughs with you"
Come and laugh with US over our great for
tune
What is ours Is yours.
The work on the different great undertak-
ings which the Velasco syndicates are so
vigorously prosecuting has advanced so far
and fast that they now can set the time of
the MULTIPLICATION and greatly desired
public auction sale of lots in the new city Of
Velasco.
The sale will take place on the 10th and
18th of December, proximo. Low rates
on all railroads in the state will be made to
Velasco at this time.
vELAsCo HARBoR OPENING.
A grand demonstration, celebrating the
accomplishment of deep water, will occur
On the 14th, the day before the sale. At that
time an opportunity will be given to all Wis
itors to see for themselves in practical
way that deep water exists in fact on the
bar at the mouth of the Brazos river.
Such time for rejoicing has never &C.
CURED in the great Southwest. The people
of the whole country are invited to come
and celebrate with US.
ALI the trans-Mississippi railroads are
arranging to make Velasco one of the win
ter tourist points. Tickets at any time and
from any point to velasco, good till June l,
1892, can be bought for one and one-third
regular fare.
All railroads are also arranging to put on
tickets good for thirty days to the Velasco
harbor opening, December Is, for one fare.
From points in the state Of Texas ask
your ticket agent for IS rate to Velasco
December 15.
Houston is only sixty miles from Velasco,
and trains will be run through to this point.
For information address Velasco Com
mercial club.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21
'HE FIRST mErHoDIsr CHURCH.
interesting Sermon by Rev. W. II.
Hayes Expected Tomorrow.

interesting Sermon by Rev. W. II.
\. Hayes Expected Tomorrow.
~ Sunday tomorrow win be the
yes, S-2oath for the present conferen
ne r be MeIhodists of this city The
s., .e.S and delegates will leave for the
isr ~. l-e conference on Monday or Tues
e,,.. Inc services at the First Methodist
r. n Promise to be of unusual interest.
ser.." ". NJ Hayes of Georgia, commits
M ol education, will occupy the pulpit
g ne morning hour.
h.5,o hhayes is one of the finest preachers
ms. south, and never fails to delight and
Ia ms MS audience. At night, instead of
81 usual preaching service, there will be
d., CHURCH conference, and the exer-
~" WI partake Of the nature of review
SS years WORK. There will DO reports
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21

The Mail publishing company yesterday
.r,I raf..rs IN Judge Beckham's court en-
.g..ne h. city treasurer from paying out
.rrur tn. money transferred from the pro
oils Of the recent sale of the
srra-A series of bonds to the
raa-a. fund. It win be remembered that
resolution Of Alderman Early last Tues
cH uvat prevailed transferring $4,000
Gihase proceeds to the general fund, This
safest ease. and will come up before Judge
Betkham ue2J Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21

Tn quoting Oh. Thomas }. Hurley yester-
.- ,AzrrIl made him say he would
y --...-...f -.-auty TO give $50 or one Of
.........e 500 TO make Texas show up
L-...',.-.. ..r.. when it should have read
.f-H..E number of Fort WORTH citi-
-. maize ..Fort Worth show up credit
'...-. ... Worlds fair and Columbian eX-
..:.r There are clubs of this kind
.rar at various points in the state; and
.sa rl..le. desires to see Fort Worth
...ag., with the procession.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21

Yesterday morning Sol Braunig, treas
,,., If r.4wall's opera house, returned
I'm r.gsrgu where, at 30 o'clock Thurs
,..-a,sa.a-. be was married to Miss Mamie
S-r-t...a. daughter of Or. Burgheim,
a.. -.. Of .aa Bayou City's most charming
ALL. ..r m..isEeI daughters. There was
en-. opposition 10 their marriage, but
ar... g..&5a Way was eXemplitied in
81. e.sa aaa the stern PARENT was won
.r .lr and Mrs. Braunig will make
-.-, Worth their future home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21
QUARREL OVER RENT.

A Fatal Shooting ARRAY Near Graham-O
G. benson Killed.
Special to the Gazette.
GRAHAM, YOUNG COUNTY, TEX, Nov. 90
%. G. benson was shot and instantly
killed this morning. He and his nephew,
Smith, had dispute about rent, in which
pistols were displayed, resulting in the
death of benson. The killing occurred on
Denson's farm on the Brazos river, ten OF
twelve miles from Graham.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21
.,o, ,u,.Ion thanksgiving supper.

--,---.. = the Bethel Mission will give
-@ iron uf the Bethel Mission q
~ living supper at the Bethel rooms
IA.-a The ladies' solicit contributions,
Ley ..a crv merchants have always
az. ,a.. 1.-THE ones, it is hoped many viii
Lss# tn. Mission IS doing. d grand
mon file children, and in their char
W.. carl, ..rE nightly gospel meetings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21
A Sheriff Fined.

Special to the Gazette.
CORPUS CHRISTI, NUECEs COUNTY, TEX,
Nov. 20.-For the failure to properly serve
papers on witness in Galveston to testify
in case before the district court
now in session here, Judge Russell fined
the sheriff CT Galveston 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21
Supreme Court.

Special 70 the CaZette
TYLER, SAITH COUNTY, TEX, Nov. 90
The supreme court entered the following
orders to-day: Reversed and remanded-
Graham ct al. vs.. Carnes & Wetmore, from
Wood; Texas and Pacific railway vs.. Dunn,
from Marion Texas and Pacific railway VS..
Jones, from Cass.
from Franklin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21

The following transfers were recorded
frThgrsday and Friday:
5 w. Fry, trustee, to C. 4.
s,aaIiior, lot -, block ~, lot
H.. block Il, all in Prospect
Heights addition. .,.........S 800 90
6. a. r-g. trustee, to Sallie Gil
christ. .o. L. block l3, Prospect
HEIGHTS addition. $50 90
j. A. I4cka9erry to ". l.. Hus-
lands, ~ No and 25E95 feet in
block OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 90
s u. Fry, trustee, TO w. J. Har-
ter ot Is, block %, Prospect
Heights ADDITION. $50 90
Al Riley 10 Galway Bates, lots
80 agl b, block ,, Noodle s.
EvI addition. .............. 1900 90
J. ~ Mcknight to Alice Nc
knight, lUOylJ0 feet, block 20,
Taearr's addition. ............. $500 90
ila ". -g5-eJt and wife to b. F.
Bud.s, II acres, Joel Blackwell
addition Observation-Disclosures. 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21

from the pastor, the board of stewards, the
Suuday-school superintendent, the Ep-
worth League. the Ladies' Aid societies,
the Woman's Missionary society, and, in
deed, from all the organizations connected
with the church. The services will be of
much interest, and it is hoped that the en-
tire membership of the church will be pres
emit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21
, Course ofEectures.

ny lowber, pastor of the Christian
he,: Vii Iii ielfver an able course of lect-
ca''s'' :, the present winter season, and
,-.- -.",.-f.. ia this line of work is "a
Is -.a.-I.at they viii be very interest
PAM. entertaining.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21
" Cut This Out. u
Applied the Maidstone.

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, COOKE COUNTY, TEX,
Nov. 20.-In Henrietta yesterday q mad
dog bit five persons and several dogs. Two
of the persons bitten came here to-day to
have maidstone applied to the wounds. It
is reported that the stone adhered toothe
wounds several hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21
ONLY TWO DEAD MEN
-..y Expire Suddenly in Diff
'"'f fsrent Parts of the City.
7gF CAUSES OF DISSOLUTION
o,,ored Methodist Conference-A
Tse =, Iectures-Tarrant County
' opa.aarners-Tho Courthouse-"edded
Is- e.. Iyouston-It was Accidental.


----rIors Of lie W. r. Cause DIVISION
A. i.. t.r,bg ordered to meet at the
y t.. 90. Al : 30 sharp on Saturday
: ,-'...rgmber q. in full uniform for in
,.,- Ry order Of the Sir knights
sg 20. ~ B. H DUNN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 20.-Lake ports re-
ports show that the recent storms have
been disastrous to lake shipping Several
vessels have been beached and dismantled,
and only the great efforts of the life-saving
crews have prevented loss of life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O-The contract labor
inspectors at the barge office have discov-
cred five Russian men and one woman who
came here under contract to work in the
mines at Tyrone, Pa Joseph Bowenitz of
Tyrone made the contract with them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21


Inc Iarraut county teachers association
LOO It's next session in Mansfield on
,4.-ray December D, in response to the
mutation 81 the citizens of that place.
RIMS save Union depot for Mansfield
d. sion and Texas Central railroad, at
80 9. III. and h:l0p. IL. Return to the city
g. I. 81. ANA 4. m. Citizens Of Mansfield
'~ welcome to their hospitality.
..g blowing Is the programme as ar
ru 10 An.
.'- 70 CIDER. ......... Pres.G. r. Hannah. city
-'.rH----. lteT. 2. d. l. Tins, Mansfield
l-.'.... -.-.- .--.-.-.P Pupils Mansfield college
H--.'S 10. welcome nm.
Pa So. .-.-...- Prof. J. D. Stroud. Mansfield
n, Prof Il II. Buck, Grapevine
re We Achieve the Best Results in
''-.v' " 9rN-Addrcss. Observation-Disclosures.
-.-.-. ---....--... H. L. Graham, Bedford
Arithmetic, Fundamental Rules.
T.,s.-.-. Miss Is. Jones, Mansfield
''-,-..E amman in the Rural Schools.
.'...-.-.--.....J. 7. Wells, Forest Hill
DINNER.
y. 1855 p. M
S..',...-.. .......... Pupils Mansfield college
1853 en- pny.-Address.
de- ..-.--.-..-. 80. Prot Alex Hogg, city
-sS incident 10 the Teachers Daily
ia -@- Methods OF Overcoming
r-... -.-I Aper.....-D ID. &. Jones, Fort Worth
s. l.eS History Inventions and
EagytS on the Politics of the
.Hr Paper. C. p. Graves Sr., Rendon
~. rtS NATION and discussion.
-aeeuS business.
-s EVENING SEsSION-7:3C P NJ.
0r-rr@-o1-l mass meeting addressed by Dr.
r-- ". president Fort Worth university,
IS Alex Hogg and Others.
H.. county superintendent will be at this
NJ and teachers can have vouchers
s'y'el and caShed in Mansfield
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21
Professional RainmakerA

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Nov. 20.-Frank Mel
bourne has completed arrangements for his
rain-inaking company in Kansas. Last
week some Goodland men went into the Pan
handle of Texas and experimental. They
produced q food of rain and came back sat
isfed. The company has capital OF $780,
600 and will operate next year under the
title Of the Goodland rain-producing asso-
citation. Melbourne will have charge of the
operations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21

E9efvice by mentioning tho name Of
the Fort Worth GAZETTE when correspond
ing with any advertiser in either the Daily
or Weekly GAZETTE. Think Of this and
help THE GAZETTE without cost to yourself.
It is small matter TO you, but business to
TEE GAzHe1L
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21

Collins & Armstrong CO.. aooR1
ton street, have lie - - u pianos
and oSsnnn ID easy terms and rea-
1lf611l0le prices. Twenty-four different
makes represented
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NO COST TO YOU.

Help The Gazette Without Csst tos Kndln11
.sIt,a.ss
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velasco Harbor Opening, December Is.
Come and yourself sound the water on the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
Tte Gataitrppbe AIT S.uebec. ;.

Suebec, 13. Sebruur. - GbaS. GiQe@
neuue uno IlireD 4ierion, tpelte burd bic
geitrige Sampfteiiel GrpIoiion III Der
&ammgarn Spnnerei ter pGuebec @orz
iteoz@omp. in ber 8orftaot Sare- 9oint per<
punost murbeu, iinO ibren Seretungen er>
legen. Gierre Yterion, George MOrriion,
Gmilie gouli, Mm. Stples, 8arren uno
perid,leosne aubere SeripuuSete liegeu I'M
Sterben. Gicle 4rbeiter iiuO oen ganieu
Sag iiber ssrseblih benliiht gemeen, bic
lleberrelte bon 4ierre Clements, Die unter
einem groBen 9auIen Malanerie uno
Steiue llegen, ju erlangeu. Coroner Bel
lean bat cine unter'udung begounen. Ser
bur6 Die @rploon Der Sabrif Susefugte PEI
funi0re Serlult betrd9t $4,000.
Coroner goleau begann beute 9iodmit=
tag ben Snauef I'M r0iartne-6 e-6oipital." Die
Qciden Der unalIdlifen Spier, 90 an Der
3abl, murbeu in einsm Der groBen Gale
unterQebrad)t. Sic murben alle BON Sreunz
ben nno Sefanuten ibentifisirt uno swar:
.. Clement, gSm. abams, alpbie Yearon,
Spbn See, 5orne, eabitu, gierre @irour,
Sreo. ,Sanlep, Soiepb 9ufrsSue. SbomaS
ct. Gpls, Guitaue Sloutn, Sobu Sc Wtou=
tagne, g9m. Sraccein, Solepb DiidauD, 2(rz
thur Smepble, 2lmanoa Marcier, ananoa
Samel, artbur 8ouiiln, @m. 6arreit, 6.
SeUeuellOe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
l1ureiuc8 Slut.

Sat alie 10 bdufil porforrtttcrotrt terdlteten
&rQufhcltenb babCn tbrCn llrlprung in Der uaturs
niorigen ungelunOeu ScdafieHbeit beS glntes,
obGr, me man Oieien 3uitau0 trefteno 81 be-
seid)nen pfegt, III uIrelncnt glut. gangs
nieriQe Gut3iinOuugen, rbeumatiid]e Sd)mcr4
3el, chleid]Cubc unO itroful0ie 3ranfheiten uno
dllBcrlde llebel, pie QluSidlag, ,5iHuen, ,Sledls
ten, lnO Die 6Olgc Don St)drie i'm Slut .. +.
Don StOiien, Die 6aS Slut unretn MAIDEN.
8out oa8 Slut in rciucnt, friifCur, frGfttgem
Strom our6 Die eloern, 10 fithrt e8 leoem 3ora
pertbeIl lulo leoem SrBau meme trtldle Sebens@
trait III un0 leitet etoiepCrbraudDen, abgeit0BelteH
Stofie aus oemielben ab Die erite Gorge aui
ba8 f0rpcrlid)c QSObIergcben tbrer &tnoer bea
oad1ter Glteru muB es oe5balb iein, baB Der
carte tin0lid)e &0rper nidt burh unreine8
Yut fir &r0ufbetSteine allcr 9lrt enpi1nglif
gemad)t miro. G5 iit eire allbefaunte 3bat=
fade, oaB DieHid)cn nit geIunOenl, lebbaiten
SutfrGtslauf lrG lugeltoltdeH, iule i'm boberen
Sitter ungeifeut neutrality-suspicious. troselr
f0mer, mQhreno 8eriDueu nit uureinem
9lut oeuielben bel Der eritbeiteu @elegenheit era
leQeu. 0auptildlif) ale Sauttrantbeiten iin6
Die Tolgc unreiueu Blut8 mie oiele d1Berlid)
ipirteuoen Ntittel and bagegen angemdnot
neroen m0gen, ie perben troB 3eitmeiligen
Serhminben5 INNER Iuie0erfebrer, 10 laHge
oa8 8lut uuretn lit. Strofeln lr1o ifrofll0ie
Selfmeroeu, pte 2rlIlenaW9meuunger @ea
iftpiire uno 8eule1t, iino bel ihle6tem 3uitmto
bes Slute8 troB Salben uuo Sd)ntieren uuau5s
rottbar; iie uerihmtnOeH gang pou ielblt, uenr
oa8 8lut iriih uno rein our6 bic &bern
'FRONT.'. 9esbalb 1T eiu Utittel, melde8 oQ5
8lut oou aleu llureiuigfeiten befrett, bic
namentlid) i'm ;arteu &iuOe5aiter oaIielbe fc
hdufg peridlettern, ais cine mabre lSoblttat
fir Die IReui6beit Ill betrafteu Sin ioltes
Wiittel 1T ms nun in BEN ct. 8crnaro arduter=
8tllen oil Die 6anO gegeben. 0ieielben iinO ans
fdjlieBlid) aus beiliamen ltuO miirjigen 2tlpen-
frGutern uberetet unb iollten in jeoer 6amilie
ais erite5 unb oberiteS S6au5mtttel 9orrdtbig
gebaltcu tperoen. Gtnige ct. 8eruaro Biueu
gu redter 3eit genomner, t0nnen oiel yeio uno
llngemah unO bobe Doctor unO 4pOtbeterrefA
nuugen eripureu; fie itnotu ie0ergnten9tpot6efe,
folpie oirett BON y. ReuitGbter So. i'll 9tetn
Sort, y. >. Sor 24l6, iiir % Gent8 5u bejieben
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0tbion'S Somp4ot.
Die Aftien oes rgSbisfen Fruit" i'm sSauen.
Heimltat Der umterimd,mme ocs BON Glib
ipn an Selpar aeIdlidteu Gadcts.

fun an 9espar eeid,idtem Iadets.
s btlago, IS. TehtnGr. - G5 crbell.,
bab Die in @ibion's 0teiietaid)e porgeiunbe=
uen 2lttien bes rg8biSfepsSrult," Die fin
9emar beItlmmt iudren, elnen 9fennpertb
bon $50, 900 uno eiuen Marftmertb BON
etma $4,000 batten. Der Surs Der rgShisz
feD lruit= ="2lftlen lit in 6ol9e Der gutbet=
fung bes 9iblou'ide Gomplots geitern BON
AZ auI 453 gelunfeu. 9a5 BON @ibIon Dem
Slider 9erpar SugeItellte Eafet, peldeS
Sprengltoff entbalten iollte, purbe beute
auf Seranlahun9 oes Srn. Sarrg, gibz
IONS 9lnlpalt, bonn Snipeftor SummerfelO,
SpeSialageuten Sroof8 uno Mt0rldall Sitd)z
cod IN @egenipart oe6 orn. Barn unD be5
91Itrlftsanpalt8 Nttld)rlit unterludlt. G8
mar etwa einen RUB lang, 6 3oQ brett, 6
a3oll bid unb iOrgfGlttg perltegelt. Oils man
e5 Dnnete, 1ano man cine luftbtd)t oerld)lol~
lene Eintfald)e, bic cine beQblaue 6liiiItqz
felt entbielt. 9tad)bem Die Slald)e lelr be-
butIam geoffuet rporben mar, tpuroe eiu eiuz
slger Sropfen Der Sliilligfeit aut elm arf
Dem slide liegenpeS Slatt Tapler geldiit>
tet; baiielbe fiu9 ioiort 6euer, uno baS 3lm.
mtr fiillte lid I'M 9tu nit Sdmefelbiinlten.
Die 6lammen uerbreiteten itd 10 raid, baB
man sinen Gimer poa 98aiier barauf id)iitz
ten nuBte, I'M ite SI l0Id)en. Sci etnenI
Seriu9e, Die 6lade III uerihlieBen, gerietb
berN8orf, iomie Elm babel benueteS Aoanoz
tu6 III Srano, uno es foitete piele Wtiibe,
Die Slaide su5niDpleln. Glide Der @n=
weieuOeu gerietben in 9roBen Sd)refen uno
eilten entieet auf bic 3biire su. 9iitrifts,
onmalt 0iiltriit rief aus: pQ3as miro cine
Tinte bieIes StoffeS anriften, menn ein
einsissr 9rOpfen iat bas game Saus an
siinoet." Gin tleiner She'll Der Tliiiilateit
mar aui Die t6Gnoe ber toS. gtildrit HnO
Stuart oerld)Ittet iporosn unb CAB nod
lange 3ett einen tlduliteu Sdein bon iitl,
Der aui Ybospbor i6lieBen lieb. 9as 9ie@
iultat bes Experiments wiro ais meiterer
Sewei5 betradtetr oaB 9tbou auf Sranb-
ittftuug aus mar.
Snipettor Stuart iagte 6eute abenb, er
babe in Der pergansenen 9Sode gele9entlid
zines Seiuds in Yeoria entbedt, NO Die in
Sibion's 6laife entbaltene 6liiiiigt.it her
asfe1t muroe uno mer Die III friiberen 9ez
pelfeu beid)riebene S0lleumaid)ine perier=
tigte. Die Arbeit fpuroe in Georia BON eis
ner uuo Der nGmliten Ierion perrid)tet,
namlt9 Giblon ielbit.
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Ser 3aupf itn Sas Seuatprsz3tmt
ttt SllinuiS.

g SprtugftelO, Sis, 10. 6ebruar. -
Die beute uOrgeHommeue 85. Ibitimmun9
i'll Der ye9t8latur SIR GrmGblung zines Sun=
bes= Seuators bradte euOltd) cine SerGnoez
rnng in benr Sotum Der Hepublitauer mo
r2lllianSler." 0aS Gelult0t mar: Yalmer
l0l, SQlsSbD 81, 2inOlcp 16, Stsle ,, 6.
s. 6ubbaro, 6arwel l, Nt. g9. MattbewS
unb y. 8. 9onnellp 1. 0aS Oirigirenoe
Gomite Der 9fepubllfauer miro me9en beS
0tiBerfoiseS ieiner Inter bauoluugcu nit
ben v9lllian3leru" bon ben repubiifaniten
Nttt9lieperH i6arf ,getaoelt, unO piele beriet=
ben ittmnten fiir bielentgeH &aubibateu, Die
linen am geiteu slpoQen, obne ilf I'M Die
&noronRHgen bcs @onute'S Su tiinlmern.
Sci Der sc. Ibitimn1uug Idlofeu inDeNen
Die 5epublitauer ibre Serpreugteu SOlOnuen
mieber, mo ba5 9teiultat mar: Balmer
10l, Etnblep 100, Stelle ,, |Subbnrb l. Die
lp1teren NbitimnuHgen bis 3ur 80. crgaben
teiue cruGbuenSmertbe &crauberung.
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@atteripn'S 8rief an GiIl.

Nems y ort, 13. Sebruar. - Gouperz
neur 9iu, meldler iid) sur Seit i'm pSotel
gtormaneie" aufbdlt, ipurbe beute gta6nit.
tag bellglid) bes g.itern uer0fientlihten
swelten Sriefes bes l5ru. Seurp ssatterion
betra9t. gr la9te, er babe ben erlteu 8riei
1ilr elne 6allhung ertlart, neil berielbe linn
ME sugin9 uno neil er glaubte, oaB Ren.
tudper quite Dtauieren menigiteus 10 piel er-
betldltsn, oaB man, ebs ein al ibn aoreiiir.
tsr grlet perofientlldt piroe, linn cenielben
ilI9el1ldt uuo nm letne @enebmigung III
Der Seroneutli6ung erlu9t bate. 9luBer-
benz babe Der erite Srisf anssseben, baB Der
Sdretber ME Elm Amt bsflelbete, unb Seber<
mann ertnnere iid on @atterion's brillante
earrlere I'M GonsreB. SIM llebriseu moi.
er (ptlp gSatterlon's Metipe uift su er-
grlnoen serluden uno acceptire beiIen @r-
tlaruuSen.
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Sc@luaEcr.

GbQttono09Q a, Gtnn., 13. SebrIar.
- Ser g9aferitauo be8 Eennehee J(uer5
betrua nm > llbr geitcru 9lbeno 35.5 6uB,
uno Der 6!uB lit heutc nod I'M ralhen Stei.
gen. Sin Gbeil Der ofliden SoritdOtc itebt
bereits inter 96oIier, uuo oiele Semobner
buben ibre 0Guer perlaiien mitlien. IS
regnete faft Die game gtGht, uno 8erihte
aus benz oberen 6IuBtbaie ergeben, bag audi
oos @afer bort nod iteigt. GrOBer Sda@
ben 1T uupermeiblid.