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Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-13

THE REV GEO. H. THAYER, of Bourbon
Ind, says: "Both myself and wife owe our live
to SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE" For sal,
by Heinzeman, 222 N. Main, or Trout, sixth
and Rrnadwav,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-13

Nobody can be troubled with constipation If
they take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-13

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief? Price 10 cts SO
cts. and 81. For sale by Heinzeman, 222 N.
Main, or Trout, Sixth and Broadway
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16
Tremendous Blast Of Big Guns.

Few people, says a naval officer.
appreciate the tremendous power of
the blast caused by firing big gun on
board of ship. An example of its eff
feet was seen in some recent trials in
firing the 67-ton gun of the new battle
ship Trafalgar. considered one of the
three or four finest vessels in the
British navy. The gun was pointed
directly ahead and fired with a charge
of $50 pounds of slow-burning powder
and a 1.250-pound projectile. The
blast produced by the rush of the pow
der-gas and the shot was so tremen-
dous that the plates of the forecastle
were forced in and the deckbeams bent
out Of shape, while almost every round
carried away some fragment of the
projecting portions of the ship, even
when the training was to the right or
the left 1t is estimated that the vessel
would be reduced to something very
like a wreck were twenty-five rounds
to be fired, either directly ahead OF
directly astern. This interferes with
or renders impossible firing when
either in flight or chase, and has caused
our naval constructors to modify the
plans for the projected battle-ships, as
it is not deemed desirable to have them
sink from the discharge OF their own
guns. w Y. Tribune.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16
4 Wor der Worker

Mr. Frank Huffman, Young man Of
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had been
under the care ottwo prominent physicians,
and used their treatment until he was net
able to get around. They pronounced his
case to be Consumption and incurable. He
was persuaded to try Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
and at that time was not able to walk a.
cross the street without resting. He found
before be had used half Of dollar bottle,
that he was much better; he continued to
use it and is TO- day enjoying good health.
IF You have any. Throat, Lung. or Chest
Trouble try it. We guarantee satisfaction.
Trial bottle free at Woodward & Conley's
Drugstore. .@sz
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16

ed toward the desert His eye was held By
the red splash in the distance, and the
clanor about him seemedsto die down to a
very faraWay whisper, like the whisper of
level sea There5was the revolver and the
red light, ana the voice of some one soaring
something away. exactly as +hadA fallen
somewhere beforeIpro badly in past life.
Dick waited for what should happen
afterWard. Something seemed to crack IN
side his head and for an instant he stood in
the dark-a darkness that stung, He fired
at random, and the bullet Went out across
/ the desert as he muttered 'sSpoilt my aim.
There aren't any more cartridges. We shall
have to run home.n He put his hand to his
head and brought it away covered with
blood
.'Old man, you're cut rather badly, said
Torpenhow 4 owe you something for this
business. thanks Stand up! I say, you
can't be i'll here y
Dick had fallen stifly on Torpenhow's
shoulder, and was muttering something
about aiming low and to the left. Then he
sank to the ground and was silent. Tor
penhow dragged him off to a doctor and sat
down to work up his account of what he
was pleased to call "a sanguinary battle, in
in which our arms had acquitted them
selves" &c.
All that night, when the troops We're en-
camped by the whaleboats, a black figure
danced in the strong moonlight on the sand
bar and shouted that "Khartoum the ac-
cursed one was dead-was dead-was dead;
that two steamers were rock-stalzed on the
Nile outside the city, and that of all their
crews there remained not one; and Khar-
toum was dead-was dead-was dead"
But Torpenhow took no heed. He was
watching Dick, who was calling aloud to the
restless Nile for Maisie-and again Maisie
''Behold phenomenon, said Torpenhow,
rearranging the blanket. Here is a man,
presumably human, who mentions the name
of one woman only. And I've seen a good
deal of deIirium, too. Dick, here's some
fzzy drink"
''Thank you Maisie, . said Dick.
(To be Coatinued.)
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16

Both the method and results whem
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAW FRANCISCO, CAL.
= 0@8t 0LF. Ky. NEW YORK, nv
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16
Eleciric Rittersl

This remedy is be coming so:well known
and SO popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song ofpraise. purer me-
dieipe does not exist .and-it is guaranteed
to do all that is claimed Electric Ritters
will cure all diseases Of the Liver and Kid
neys, will remove. Pimples, Boils, Salt
Rheum,and other affections caused by i'm
pure blood Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all Ma
laria fe7ers - or cure of.rHeadache, Con-
stipation and Indigestion try Electric Bit
ters-Fntire satisfaction guaranteed. or
money refunded Price so. cts.,and 81 90
per. bottle at Woodward & Conley's Drug
Store. - = - -
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16

Dsoc aces conscious thQt somebody nod cut Ffn1
vjolently across has hcJnlet $50
ing to the wounded TIL the attack was re
pulsed. 4so.ihe three moved forward ginger
lyltoward the weakest side. There vas a
rush from without,. the short hoNgh7foo'9h
Of the stabbing spears and man on morse,
followed by thirty or forty others, dashed
through, yelling and hacking The right
flank of the square sucked in after them,
and the other sides sent help. Thewounded,
who knew that they had'buta few hours TO
live, caught at the enemy's feetand brought
them down, or staggering to discarded
rife, fired blindly iato the scuff1e, that
ragged in the center OF the square, D1ck
was conscious that some body had cut hlm
violently across his helmet; that he had
fired his revolver into. black, foam-fecked
face, which forthwith ceased to bear any re-
semblance to face, and that TorpenhoW
had gone down under an Arab whom ne mad
tried to collar low, " and was turned over ana
over with his captive, feeling for the man $
ewes The doctor was jabbing at VEN
ture with a bayoaet and a helmetless solGlef
was firing over Dicks shoulder. The Hylng
grains of powder stung. his cheek. 1t was
to Torpenhow that Dick turned by instinct
The representative of the Central Southern
Syndicate had shaken himself clear OF ms
Geneny, and rose, Wiping his thumb On n. MS
|. trousers. The. Arab, both hands TO MS
[ forehead, screamed aloud, then shatched' Up
lis spear and rushed at TorrenhoP who
was painting under shelter Of DICKS re-
volEer Dick fred twice, and the man
drorpped Imply. His upturned face lacked
one eve The niastet1.5 fire fedonbled, bat
cheers mingled with lit. sThee:112sh had had
failed and the enemy were flying 81. II ne
heart of the square. We're shamol.e Is !lhe
ground beyond was a butchers shop: PICS
4 thrust his way forward between the mad
j Geaea.Ihen. :. hearemnaHts of thete enemy
were :retirin g.aand the few, the very. 1e's+4r
/ English. cavalry. We're riding. down the
! laggards.
f Be.V5iond theslinesa Of the dead a broad
Food=sGaiaed Arab spear Cast .asideIi ia The
tetreahlay aegoss astQEp of scrub ll end Pc
Sond this the illimgitttahlse dark .leyeis
/ Of the desert. The sun caught the steef sr1d
I tdfned It int i savage red .sofeene
| behind him was saying, All, get away, YOU
brute!n Dick raised his revolver and point
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16
The Penstonlng Of School Teachers.

.6ys! +. - N4& g. "a II ...f-+f1
That teachers. are now generally
we'll paid, especially the: the women me,
who the larger part, cannot De
truthfully said. They must main
tain a certain standard Of living,
and to do this .and. save enough fer
decent support when they retire is
impossible. The result Is r that
teaching is. very generally, regarded
asa temporary makeshift, not as a
profession. In the public school
teaching. is an: employment rather
than q profession, A clever lawyer
or physician constantly ennlarges
his practice and his emoluments
How can a clever public -schQol
teacher DO that ? Only by leaVing
the public school, = The movement
I" for pensions of teachers will dc
much if it leads to more liberal com
pensation, IN HQrp6f's Weekly.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16
A Claim on a Railroad.

"A claim agent of the Wabash rail-
road told St. Louis reporter of a
queersease the other day: a. fellow
put in Il claim for 4 cow that had baen
killed by one of our trains, valuing the
animal at $50. Then in few days. I
gotta letter from him signed attorney
for Claimant The claim was of such
acharacter that could not pay him
what he asked, and | decided 10 stand
suit. The result Of it was that he tried
it before himself as justice of the
peace, served the notices himself as a
deputy appointed by himself as the
justice of thepeace, and gave judg-
ment in favor of himself for about $40.
He had in a bill for his costs as justice
of the peace, deputy constable, attor-
ney's fees for himself as attorney, and
the original claim of $50. Did the
company pay him? Well, / guess we
didn't. He was a regular Pooh-Bah."
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16

Then we brought the lances down, then the
bugles blew,
When we went to Kandahar ridin' two an two,
Ridin', ridn -ridn two an two,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16

There is nothing like philosophy 70
help one to bear the ills of life, but in the
case Of this family what's most needed
Medical discovery, It would cleanse
Amelia,s bad blood, cure. pas ailments
and check mas. cough. The Golden
Medical Discovery" by it's action on the
liver cleanses the system Of impurities.
1t cures humors, ulcers, boils, scrofula,
salt-rheum, erysipelas, and all Kinds Of
sores. and sweIlings. The: only guaran-
teed blood-pnrlfier.a .aa-,r -..4 b.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16

And ma has night sweats and troublesome cough
That all of our doctors cant seem to drive off;
She wakes every night and coughs quite spell,
But in other respects she IS doing butte well.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16
A Philosophical Family.
ITO be Coatinued.)

Amelia has pimp!es, and sores in the head,
From hpmors Internal her nose has grown red;
She's a boil on her neck that is big as bell,
Put in other respects she is doing quite well.
And pa has dyspepsia, malaria and govt,
His hands with salt-rheum all broken out; -
He is prone to rheumatcs that make mis- legs swell,
But in other respects he IS doing quite well.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16
3''' .s-'.io Fine PFavingG Cards.

SEND ]. ten 40 cents ii stamps Al or
coin. TO. john Sebastian, Gen Tiki.
and Pass ACT. Chicago, Rock Is
land & Pacific r -" Chicago, ILL.,,
for d pack of'the latest s1aaoothests
asiickest pIavings cards that ever
gfaddtried the eyes and 31ippled a
long. the fingers efs+the deyotee to
,Higla-FiVe, Seyen7gp, Casino, j: Dutch
Euqhre, Whist. or any s ct? hs6il:..faIn ancient
or modern game and get. your
moneys worth five times oN y5e9snlr
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16

y
formed without chloroform or ether aud
Igitlout paiur
He viii straighten Cross Or sQufnt eyes
in two minutes,
Removes Catafacf in two minutes,
-Ptarygrium orfiltn over the eycs-one
minute.
lFGectimy-tWO minutes.
Turning in and out Of lids, and Wild
hair ETC., removed quickly.
Stopping Of Lacnrymal 0ear) duct,
causing an overflow Of tears, permanent-
ly cured.
g~-P o5yptts~ ttffaeFs -in-nose~oE cars remoyed
in two minutes.
Openingfofztlle 6jis tacl1iaHB t1l9e Aeadmg
from throat to ear irr tive 1ffi fftttes',~~@
Removing tonsils and clipping uYulal
t}rf4 minute.
Es~eaF3veryone Of the above operations, per-
form, except cataract, and patients can
90 home without danger.
|. Twill do all surgical operations
That Genie ihEthis trip for just half
fprfcef en- efnber this!
Z Physicidns having cases to be operated
upon are especially requested to come
| Mith fhe patients if possible.
p arties wanting spectacles fitted are re,
Equested to call this trip, as it requires
considerable time to examine the eye with
the opthalmoscope and fit glasses, and ]
guarantee a fit in every case.
Deaf patients should call first day ana
second. too # possible, and get double
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-22
gtroetftufcu'S sei,tausiaQe.

Snenos IDres, 81. Mai.-Oie 9le.
gerung ba1 bem GougreB cine &nrlage un=
terbretet, nadl weld)er cine neue giational<
Sanf gegriinOet iueroeu ioll. Sieie io1 Die
@eldldfte Der alien gtatioual=Sauf iiberneb-
men nHo ein @runpfapital bon $50, ,OO0. 900
IN YaplergelO uno $20,000,000 in @olb be-
lten. Die 9irettion loQ bsm Sorldla9e
Der 9tegiernng gemdb ans Is 0iitglleoern
beiteben, meld)e Der Mebrsabl naf geborene
Argrntinier ein lollen. Die neue Sant loll
alle realillrbaren SeitGnSe Der alien Sauf
lolpie audi beren Serbinblid)teteu iberueh,
men uuo in Den @euuB aller Yriuilesien Der
alien 9anf tretcn. Die Iusgabe pes ueuen
EaplergelbeS iul jebod nigt cher erfolgeu,
ais bis Die He9:erung tiir eiue Gonoeriiou
ober Serninosrung pes I'M llmlauf befinpll.
den EapiergeloeS glnorbnuugen 9etroieu
bat. Die neue Sanf bepontrt lbr @olpfnpi=
tai uno erbdlt fir te einen Dollar III Sob
$3.50 III &apisrgelo.
Die bonn Souuerncur sur llnteriud)ung
Der rYrouinS Sial=ganfz" "9lHaire srnaunte
Solnmllllou bat ibren Serldt erliattet, in
meldem Der 9fcgerung angeratben pirb,
bleleS Sinansz zSnltitut Der yiquibation nid)t
Su unterStehen uno IS aud) uld)t i'll cine Yri=
patbant unliuanbelu ;n laieu. 9emsufolee
iulrb bic 9fe9lerun3 benz 9ongreB cine Sor=
la9e unterbrelten, i'll nWeld)er DIE llebernabme
bes PaplergelOeS Der - YrOplnsial. Sanf" gez
gen 9Olo=tSaralltlez zSonbS SeitenS Der Ste
glerung Uorgeleben pwo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-22
Sie Nplfspartet.
&etne ertndbnenstperthe Wertretums q Steu=@nsz
LAMBS, Der NitteIitaaten umb oes SIoens
I'M Stnet,natier Gonpent.-1ie Nattpnas
Iiiten 1T oSjireu bic teue gsarfei.

Slnctnnati, 81. Wai.-Sie Oelegaz
ten Der Nationaliiten, welde Der hieiigen
=llnton,S onieren; beiipobnteu, biels
ten geitern Ibenb nad 8ertaguua Der @onz
Ierenj etne Serlammlung uno nabmsn Se.
ldlune an, ipelt3e Die Serbanolungen fir
elnen Grfolg erflGren unb Der neueegriinbes
ten Solfspartet ibre uugetbeilte llnterifiit=
sung perlpre6en. Gine analgle beS Bee
rtttes bes Dtanoat'@omite's ergibt, bab
Sanlas nabesu ein 9rittel aller 9elegaten
IN Dem Sonuent ltellte. 1049 Der 1417 an
ipelenSen Sele9aten famen aus ben flint
Staaten &aulas, Wtiiiouri, Hebrasfa, Sbio
nno Snoiana, ipGbrenb 9teu-Gnglano uuo
Der SIben nur gering uertreten maren.
Ius Sermont, Helu.S Sampibire, Sem Ser
leD, Ottrltppt uro Georgia maren iiberz
baupt feline Selegatcn erldieueu. gieu.
Gn9lanS unS Die Wiittel faateu, Nem 9ort
nno Yennl1lpanieu eingei6loHen, iparen
burh 2S une Der gauSe Siioen ourt Sc
Wann pertreten. Die geringe Gertretung
oeS SiioeuS mar feline llsberraidung. pa
man lpeiB, naB bic r9laianSler" bes SiiOens
BON elmer brttteusHartei 9iihtS miiien mol
len, tonbern Den oenofratIl6en Pran0eHtz
,baft5zGanolbate lInterltiiBeu merbeu.
Sas geltern ernannte 9tationaIz@onlite
Der neuen Yartei belt beute cine Seriammz
lung uno eriudblte Stubert Saillins ans
Wtiliuautee sum Setretar uno Ot. 6. Iantin
aus Serre Saute, SnO., sum Sdatmeiiter.
Gs beltdftigte iid bann ldngere 3eit nit
Grgdnsung ber Satansen, Die geitern in Der
9alt, nit welder Die Gouiercus ibre SdluB=
9eid)aIte erIeSigte, in Dem Nationalz @Onlite
gelanen pHroen. Sr. Saubencd fiibrtc ben
" nrft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-22
Sr1uoe.

0tiuueapo1is, Minr., 81. Wiai. -
Gin beute I'M SolSbofe Der Sirma S. g9.
Dan & Comp. ausgebrod)enes Seuer ,er.
il6rte 100000 Sup Saubol;. Serlut
1928, 900.
4lbans, N.sg., 81. @ai. - Die Mta-
ifiuens unO S6miebes es@ertItdtten, iomie
Ghnlid)e anoere @ebaube Der yytepzg orfer
Central Sabn" su gSeft albaup 9nqeu
beute friib in 6lammen auf. Serluit $780,
600.
Serieb-Gitp, 81. lRai. - Die bier
oretit0digen Seucmentbduer glr. II bis 50,
9olgatellrabe, in welden 80 italieniite Na.
milien mobuten, brannten beute firth nieSer.
Die Sniaiien retteteu iit nit fnapper gtotb
uno buBten fat ibre gduSlide 'Sabe ein.
Der pefInidre Serluit on ben Gebauoeu be-
trGgt $4,000.
6ouiton, Ser., 81. Mai. = Sie edge
niible Der uFbOnir. ir.2unlblr=@o ompanp," eilr
groBer Sorratb an Saubol;, Die ct.
Yarid's Stride unb piele gSobnbduier ilno
burd Elm geftern slbeno bier ausgebro6en
Seuer seritort poroen. Ser &erluit betrdat
nllnbeeus $500 600. Sie 6eueripebr ans
Galpeiton pnrbe su Siilfc gerufen uno lei
ftete aute Iieuite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-22
@ieoer eitte 81 aiIenperaift,tna

F1tt 8 b NJ q, Fa., y. Itat. = Senrh
Sroie aus gtna unb Sbos. S'Siourte aus
Yittsbur9 farben aeitern in 6olse beS Sc
nniies uon gerdud)ertem StOr, uno oil 500
Yerlonen llsgen aus Der nQnlliten llrat)e
in YittSburs uno llmgebuns in mebr ODER
minoer bspenfltdlem 3uftanoe oarnieper.
Sle beipen oben er,pdbnteu Wdnner itarben
inter entletlid)en S6merSen, unb auoere
Grfrantunsen iino i'll ein 10 beOenflides
Stapium gstrsten, baB Die Seboroe eiue
llnteriutung elnseleitet bat. Die Oiitglie>
Der Der 6irma @lebblll' beitreiteu, baB ie
Sreoot bel Dem ataudern Der Slide uer=
lpenbeteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-22
lMus unierer sei.risen ?. ysorsen. Nus ga be-
Staot Baltimore.

Ger erite 8ait Don Rem rf.-Sor
jeOem groBen Sdngerfsf iit es aQgemeins
Sitte, Dap Die betrefienOeu Serber9sudter,
bel benen auSmdrttge Sereine Guartier be-
le9t babeu, ibre tiinfti9cn Gaite beludeu
uuo lbnen OaS Dotel ooer bte gSohnung III
mo9lid]it roil9en 6arbeu ittlosru.
Der erite Serbergspater BON Newarf. 81
S.,lteute lld)Dttttuod bei'mr r4rbeiter=Ddu.
nertOr" ELI. Gs 1T 9r. 9eiuridJ 9ir:b,
cine e1te teutonilde Gri6einuna init lan.
gem mallenoem Bart, melder l9on bur6
letne duBere ele9ante @ridleiHung uno leiu
freuuollhes unD liebenswiirOiges auftreten
Die Ser3en unO Die Sgmpatbe Der pWtan-
ncrtOrIer" i'm Sturn erobeits.
6r. Srrtb lam am @fittag fur; naf) u
llhr an Der Linton Station an NIB mHroe
Don Dem ErdiIbeuteu Srib Steipt, 8. u.
InoreaS nno SuliuS !0eiusiu5 empfaugeu
nno in oaS Glublotal bel !6rn. &uoreas,
Nr. 3l4, 6aHouerltraBe, aeletet, no bic
Serren oas Diner eiunabmen. Am Jtnf.
mltta9 1ubren Die 0erreu nad Dem p9ruib-
5tu,p part" unb beitdtisten Die S.benswar-
oigteiten Der Staot.
anl abeno pobnte 0r. Sirtb be- 9eiangs-
probe pes Serelns BET uuS iprad iid) in einer
idn9ereu GeOe lebr lobenb iiber bic &eiituu.
gen oe8 Serelns aus uno miinl6te ibm Sliid
sum- Grrlugeu ocs angeitrebten Ereiies.
oieran lbloB llf elm frObliber Gommers,
oem aud 0r. &arl lfatte gum erlteu Dtale
ais palllues 0iitgliso beiluobute. 6r. 8.
Sdetot lprad nod eiuise ipobl9emeinte
sSorte, uuo bel Gang uno S.9erflaH9 III.
terblslten ih ble munteren Sduger einise
Stunoen i'll Der ir6bltd)iten @eie.
Die bent DE WarDIGnber &laiz
lis Der reTormirtenairde belt pOrgeliern III
Der reIorTirten @maauels Stride OIL Gde
Der Sd)rOoer= H.. SaratOgafraBc Die SdluB=
nsun9 elmer bonn oori9en 0iouat nerta9teu
SabreSperlamnlun9, in ipelfer pieoer
Eaitor y. cactus pom 9Saibiuston, 3. s.,
ben Sorps nHO Der SefretGr Yaftor Iartus
Sadmann BON Der bieigen 5. reform. ct.
Yaulus-airhe baS prototoQ fiibrte.
9aS 9auptsei6dlt oes Cages mar auBer
eiui9en lnnereu Barof)ial= uno Sir6enanqes
le9enbelten Die 4ufnabme oes Eajtors
Stilter BON Der oeuti6en gre5bgterianer.
Stride IN Yhllapelpbia in Die MarplGnoer
2lalfs.
Paltor S6liiter fommt befanutlid) al
Steue bes i'm gtop.mber b. s. qeitorbeuen
YaltorS S. s. 6auier als Seellorger an bic
rel. misunderstanding. 6ierourd wiro
IS mleber benz betagteu Yaior Or. @ebr,
welher injmilben Die pfarramtliden 5unf.
tionen ausiubrte, m09li9 sematt, na4 Ybi-
la0sIpbia ibersIFspeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-22
Giurihtuua.

Selleptlle, Ont, 81. Mai.-Sames
Sane biiBte heute Wtorgen Die Gcmorbuug
ieiner 6rau gliabetb init benz Sobe am
@algeu. Nadbem er nod ein fSriibitiit
einqenolrlmen iuurbeu oie letteu &orberelz
tungen sur 6inri6tung getrofien, u1o I'M
8 llbr 10 Ditnuten mar Der irbild)en Sc
redtisfeit Geuiige seibeben. Sane itarb,
obne eln gSort uOrber sn lagen. 9oh ld)ien
ibm Der abld)ieo bonn yeben uugemein
ldImer; iein SeuiSen nno St6bnen mar
grdBlid anSubDren. Sis llhr bate er gez
itlafeu, uno cine balbe Stunbe ipGter par
ieine Sobter gefommen uub bis 4S llbr bel
INN geblieben.
Sane bate Dor Sa6ren ais Iittiuer
cine SSittme, gtamenS @lilabetb Sfinner,
cine Gngldnocrin, geDeiratbet. Sic mar 40
Sabre alt uno cine Yroteitantiu, m1brenb
Sane SrlGnber uno aatboit mar. Sane
Ioipobl, iuie ieiue Slucite Srau batteu Sinber
aus eriter She, Iub wdbreno Die ieinigen
Ielblt ben 6aulpf nit benz 2eben aufnebmen
muBten, blieben Die &inber leluer Srau bel
oieIer ooer bod III Der Stapt. Glne 9Sobe
por Dem DtorOe hatteu ild) Die 9atten ge=
trennt, nnb Sane'S 6rau bate bel ibren
SDbnen, glTreo nnb Sames Sflnner, @obz
nung genomn1en. Aul yiadmittag oes 23.
@tdrS y. S. fam Sane nad Sas. Sfinner's
Geidait unb irug i'm, no ieine Shutter
iudre. auf Die alntluort, baB iie ieinem
Sruoer alireb bei'n llmSuae belle, begab
iid) aane bortbin, traf an Der Saustbiire
nit Srau Sfinner ;uiammen unb besab id,
in Die Siid)e, iuo ieiue Srau mar. gSaS
iipllden Den Seiben uorgeiaQen, iueiB man
nld)t. gran Stluner borte ploelid) ibre
S1wiegermutter liant aufI6releu, unb als
iie nit ibrem Manne 9llfreo in Die aiid)e
elite, itiir3te tbnen 6rau Sane entgegen, fiel
aber su Soben uno mar in menigen Minn=
ten topt. Sn Sane's Seiis uur6e ein gro
bes NIT Slut bebedtes 6lei6ermeher ae=
funben, NIT meltem er ieiner Srau einen
Stl1 ms Seri beiaebradt batte. als man
aans oorblelt, oab er ieine Srau ermOrost,
ia9te er, ct lei itol; auf ieine 5bat uno be.
oauere nur, oaB er uidt nod eiuen BON
ibren Sobncn umgebrad)t, neil iie barau
idulb lelen, baB es 10 peit qefomnlen.