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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
PRIEST AND GUESTS WAITED IN VAIN.
THE COUPLE FoRsooK TlIIR CHURCH AND

WENT TO A METHODIST MlNlSli-h'
While the Rev Patrick +. o'Iiare, rector OF ST. An
thongs Roman Catholic Church IN ManhattahaV'''
Grecnpolnt stood In his robes in the vestry OF the
church awaiting the arrival OF the contracting parties 10
a marriage on Wednesday evening. word was received
that the ceremony bcilg performed elsewhere
When this inform ,.ion furnished 10 the large
crowd OF pcops who Tired III" sidewalk In 'front.' Oh
the church much indignation was expressed Inc
crowd that had gath !red held Invitations to witness
the ceremcnr and wers awaiting the arrival oi INC
connie George Won Harder and Estelle Todd, the
eldest daughter of Thomas II. Todd, Hi'or ana
prepnctcr OF "The Long Island City star They
had gone to the Frs Methods. Episcopal Church
In Mammal, en- av. where the Rev. W. a Layton
married them 1t has since been learned tha' Tue
coupl, already man and wife when the Kew
Mr. Layton performed the ceremony, having pee"
married on February ~ 1891, by the Rev g. nh"h-
hook. pastor Of the German Evangelical Church at
Newark That they were man and wife, however,
WAS only known to a few Of their most Intimate
friends for reasons, 1t Is said that the requisite
mutual consent had been Withheld The coupe
further affirmed In statement made before a notary
public that the former marriage was not l"ohed upon
as binding and considered themselves free to marry
Several hundred invitations had been Issued, an
noun cling the marriage to take place ut ST. Anthony
Church on Wednesday evening II was also SAID tiat
Nayor Gleason was TO give the bride away. Mayor
Gleason IS one OF Mr.. TOdd's most btier enehi's'
Mr. Todd has been separated from MS "llo lor sonc
time and his many friends believed That thls an
nouncement by Mrs. Todd was intended rs oire'-
Insult TO her husband. The latter learned that the
couple had already been married mt Newark ana
secured copy Of the marriage 'er'ihca'e' 'r'
Todd gave these facts to the Rev. ~ H. N1chei''
Chancellor OF the Diocese Of Brooklyn, appealing 10
him to have the wedding robbed OF It's publicity
on Friday before the Chancellor, Won Harder look
an affidavit that they did not consider the ceremony
they had gone through In February binding.
Father O'IIare was then appealed TO ana decided
that the marriage would be conducted pnVh'eH'
When the invited guests arrived they were refused
admittance and the gates In front OF the chlrch
were guarded by "A policeman. while Father o'lih'e
remained in his rcctory awaiting the arrival OF inc
bridal couple He had received no INFORMATION
about their not coming The couple at III" par
sonage OF the First Methodist Episcopal Church wien
the customary questions were put TO thel sid ley
had never been married before ana gave thcir hs's
as nineteen and twenty Ave. respectively, thc same
given AT their previous marriage.
The affair has created considerable "Nclt'H'h,
The bride groom and the brides mother are All
Catholics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
PHI BETA KAPPA ELECTS OFFICERS.

Troy. y. J.. sept. s.-N saratoga The Phi Beta
Kappa society elected these Officers President, r. "
Iiicglnson OF Cambridge, Mass. vice e,dcnt Ado'p
Werner. Of New York; secretary and treasurer. the
Rev. Dr. T.. H. Parsons. Of Wll!am,town, Mass, til,
following Senators were also chosen j. A. De Eormei
II schenectady r. ". IgyinsOn oi CamLri1g'. Mrss.
II. &. Potter. Of New York J.. 4. Walker. and rlli p
Brooks, OF Boston. VI. r. Gates. Of Amherst; samuel
Hart OF Hartford: Seth Low Of New York: +. A.
March, Of Ea,tOn, and Justin WinsOr, 81 Cambridge,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
A NEEDLE FOUND EMBEDDED IN Ills HEART

A quarrel occurred on "Wednesday evening between
Frank Bennett liquor seller at Atlantic and No'uo
aves and John Davenport, lani;1r al no 90
IIerkmcrst over a BIZ owed by the Ia ter Davei-
mort drew short stick or "bily" from his pocket and
struck Bennett on the back Of III" head. KING
him down and cutting the skin. The injured man
walked a mile TO H police station aid had his III
juries dressed. He then went home and died III a
few hours The autopsy showed that the skull was
fractured at the base Of the brain, ana needle was
foupd embedded In the heart The police arrested
Davenport last evening. II IS supposed that the
n.ehlo worked its way from the sLin 10 the place
where il was found. II probably cOn,ribaic1 10 the
death, although the skull fracture was sufficient Ia
cause It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09

by fireworks in connection with ponhcal me'uns -,
tho Academy Of Music. for which Mayor Chaplin had
granted permit.
Indigo Pratt was asked Yesterday TO appoint mem
r ~ tho commission 10 condemn the property OF the
Long Island Water supply Company, In place OF WIZ
lam r Lane who resigned on the ground that he Is
,o, - fraeholder in In" county Counsel In the case
asked to have Il lawyer appointed. and Judge Pratt
asked T. have the man agreed upon oht ''', S"ESe
tion was not favoribly received. Ihe appointment
will lie made before september IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BREvO oRT-Colonel Grover. OF the Royal Engineers,
R.lu,h Army. FIFTH AVFNUT-EX-Go,crnor James
T.. Campbell Of Ohio; Henry G. Psyne Of Wisconsin and
lharlcs J. NJ. Gwinn. u Baltimore. HOFFMAN-Judgc
Aired &. Cove Of Uti,a and United States Marshal ID
VI. Ran-deu Washington, n {. HoLLAND-tN-
Congres,nan Leopold More o. Boston, and Count and
Countess de Celoes d'Elsboo. OF Amsterdam. PLAZA
y 4 Kor.ns OF St Louis. VICTORIA-EN. President
Cleveland. willard 4. Cobb. OF Lockport ". y,
and Miss Johnstoue Bennett. WINDSOR Sir Edwin
Arnold Of London George NJ. Pullman OF Chicago. and
cN.Coaercs.man John NJ. wiley. Of Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
THE RECORDS
GAMES TO-DAY,

Ncw-YorG Cincinnati at Polo Grounds Ncw.York
Brooklyn ". Pittsburg q. Eastern Park. Brooklyn.
Boston vs.. Cleveland. at Boston.
Philadelphia Chicago, at Philadelphia.
baltimore st. Louis, at Baltimore.
Washington Louisville. at Washington.
Tho NcwYork and Cincinnati teams will play nj tho
Polo Grounds today
Manager Powers contcmpates securing . second base
In few days.
Burke ought out 10 make model outfelder lie has
duccd his weight from 16j 17 pounds since he Joined
the New.YOrk team.
The Wa>hlnctonC lc, Gland game at Washington
POSTPONED account Of rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
.IERSEN (ITY.

TIE UNDER SHERIFF REFUSES To OBEY.
Judge Lippincott yesterday sent for Sheriff Mcfhil
lips. to find out why he did not take the sentenced
balloi-bOx suffers state Ph son. The sheriff WI,
absent and constable was then sent for Under Sheriff
Jerry Mailer lie sent back word that II Judge Lip
plncOft wanted 10 him. he cOuld com" 10 the
sherin's Office When fpohen b. afterwad, Mahcr said
the Court wanted Ia MAKE tool OF him. and h. didn't
propose 10 b. used That way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
THE woMlx rnorrhD ONE COMPLAINT

GEORGE Taylor the advertising 02cit OF No. lO' East
E.xty.scvcnth.st who auc.tcd on august II on u
charge Of swnJng Mr.. Enn-, Bruins, conicco1cr, OF
No LON ThrI-ayc Of $500 9rrtigncd Ia Jciicr-on
Market Court yesterday. IA wa uN'haI-'i N lhr
woman Withdrew the complaint lie was r'ar"t I'D. how
ever on a warrant charging forgery. which Mrs. Bruins
obtained some time ago The justice larolod HIN for
animation on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOwN

Plans have been submitted % the Park Department
for the proposed extension OF the Eastern Parkway
from Ralphayc. TO Rdgewood 81 Highland Park. 1t
is proposed to have roadway rs feet wide, with
side drives and sidewalks, divided by four rows OF
trees The extension will be Two miles long
Mayor Body declines TO grant any permits for fire
works on the ground that he has no right to issue
such permits The city recently had - pay judy
rent OF S14 900 in suit growing out Of damages done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
OPENING OF THE sr. LounS EXPOSITION.

st. Louls Sept. s.Thc ST. Louis Exposition opened
last nigh, for II forty days with attendance Of
$1,000 persons. Tho attraction. as cJforc. T.
Gilmore, Columbian Band 81 100 pieces. The DIS
plays are nn-r than ever before and nclud" some
narllbc exhibits. The art hall. especially Is ncl
with MASTERPIECES OF the void great INFER. includ
Ing many b. ihIlilpJcauA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
CELEBRATING HEN 10TH BIRTHDAY.

Milestone. ~ j. Sept. (Spccial-MrS. sarah r.
Van Nostrand. OF this town, celebrated the lolth
anniversary OF her birth at her home on Tuesday
evening. During the day she received the congr,tu'
atio Of her friends and ncighbois. In the evening
all her family consisting Of her children, grand
children, great grandchildren and one great great
rrnndchId were present. Notwithstanding her age.
Mrs Van Nos.rand is bright and cheerful and has
the use Of all her faculties. over fifty OF her dc
sccndants were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
UESTCHESTER COUNTY.

NEW-ROCIIELLE- STATE Detective robert Brown.
ir Of the Fish and Game Commit. SIN. caused The
arrest on "Wednesday evening Of hour crows Of steam
crS numbering Scvcniyscvcn men, engaged tn h>h
ing for mcnhndcn with S.n.', In Long Island Sound.
The crew 81 on" steamer tho Annie Wilcox. pleaded
guilty paid the fines Of S2j for each man. aid Were
discharged with a rcpTimand. The crows Of the
other steamers pleaded not guilty ard We're held 10
appear before Justice Cr,nnan 81 Ncw-Koch'ic. for
a hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
ALMOST DROWNED IN HIS WATERING CART.

While driving his watering cart along Nfth ave. al
this place yesterday. Peter smith lost his hat. Il
was taken mp by the wind. and after hing twirled
Ly the brcczc awhile was dropped bn'o the opening
IN the top Of the cart. smith stopped his team and
looked into the opening 10 see what hts hat was
doing. and discovered It floating on the top Of tho
water. He then tIisS 10 zach II. bur In doing
lost his balance and went into tie hole head GrN
himself Being large man, Smiths body could not
pass through the opening but stuck ut the wa.St
Nor could he do anything TO hAp hmS':. He would
probably have drowned had not n ntle GIRL his
legs waving IN the air She ran into barToJm and
called william Heavy, uf No. 7d Wakeman-avc., who
rescued him. Smith was almost exhausted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09

The 800 SPECTATORS who went 10 Eastern Park Brook
lyn, yesterday, witnessed finely contest game OF base
pail between the Brooklyn and Chicago teams The field
ing work both sides rAl2lkable Wild throw by
Knslew in the inning bcilg the only msplay Of tho
game. Superior batting the game for Wards men,
Hart retired the nh inning, Stein taking his place
Not hit made OF STEMS
The Chicago went first TO the bat aai opened the
with two making two OF four hit In this
inning. Ryan to hst called balls. and went
second a wild ptch. lie to third wild
throw by kins,ow and scored three base hit by Dahen
Arson then hit safely. and Dahlen scored
half OF the inning the home players rallied
ard, making two RUS, tied the FouM was sent TO
first called balls, scoring three base hit by Burns.
Corcoran hit safely. scoring BUNS.
The remained tie until the sc"enth inning, when
the home players scored and the game. Stein
hit safely and scored with Griffin on home drive by
the latter. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
NETWORK

~ EsrnT =
lttsburs 8. First base b1is-oG King . of Baldwin
8. Struck out-By King l. by rsdwin l.. Thrcc.baSc
hits-King. Beckicy. TwO-l asc bus-Doyle Donovan
neekley, Farrell Dicrbancr Sacrifice htsIMier Smith
bals-Boyle l, Miller J. Umpiie-Lyneh. Time OF
camel 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
TILE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
u the emily line that maintains strictly frstclass
United train between New York and Chicago All
ifheP "IImiteh" express trains merely imita-
kSms Of the celebrated Pennsy lvania Limited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
A TEMPERANCE LECTURER DIES SUDDENLY.

Joseph English. Temperance lecturer who had been
holding revival meetings at the Tabernacle for several
nights left New York the Pennsylvania fcrryboa'
Chicago at 4 20 O'Clock yesterday afternoon While
crossing the river he WIS FRUSTRATED by hcmorrhacc
Of the lungs. When the boat reached this city Mr.
English taken into IN" ferry house and ply Schn
was summoned. but when he came Nj. Ergllsh was
dead. The body taken 10 >peer's morguc.
Thomas W. O'Bricn, Of Pa ssac, has begun suit
before Chancellor McGill this city for absolute
divorce from his WIFE, AID names as correspondent
". b. Simmons, OF New York O'Hren Is Nputed n
be worth several hundred thousand dollars. made IL
the liquor business and In real estate Transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09

Browns Camphora,ed Saponaceous Dcntifrice
4. the hest tooth powder the world for preserving
teeth "Refreshing and delicious" Is cents bstls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE y.
NEWARK.
..,1,., ft,<CD Al APPOINTED,

NEW yICAR-GFNERAL APPOINTED.
The appantmcnt announced S's''""S VI -"
Rev John J. O'COnnOr. professor In seton nan ''i
,o ~. vlcor General IF the Roman Catholic Doc'S'
>, v.v.rk sfr O'Connor was born In Newark Ml'
strdicd ot SCION Hall. afterwards going through
,t,oc4coI co,,rse ot Rome In 1877, upon his "
,ru no vos stationed Al seton Hall as professor %
D,cmo,lc Theology and Metaphysics. TWO years aS'
man ,l,o dootb az tho Rev Wibcrn +. salt. he eccom
rector Of the seminary. ne VII ,'''"''"' " " "
scion Hall and 10 teach rs Formerly
A MAN DROPS DEAD WHILE PLEADING IN COURT
U,nry Palmer tlhrty-two years old, OF NO Ia
Fachth-ayc was arrested by constable VI jung
rlauves Yesterday, and taken to the ISt'r o'''''
ot No AG Narkct-st. lie was there ch;irg'n WIZ
attaining goods under false prctenses N"r 'D'
charge had been read to him. tears sprung ID NE
eyes and he requested permission 10 inahe S'''''
mcnt He told Judge Blauvct Il sad STORY ii'
said
have been out OF wOr, FOR some ime ana nave
n wife and seven children ~ home VINO looh 10 III
for support owed several months rent, ahc II
an Insane moment led TO steal to get money
That Is why ! here today. 1hs m'u"hs 'l'
landlord served me with notice to quiz me premise
for pon-pavm.alt Of rent What TO do ! don't know
Grant favor ana allow me- my iDe''S "h'h un'
TRIAL. impore YOU
Indcn EIauvelt listened b. the mans fearful plead
Inge and said he would parole him =,
Palmer was about TO thank him, ana reached II
his vest pocket for diamond stud which he mac
obtained under fa!se statements, ana shd I"r'
Judge. III --" UNI. .
1he sentence never finished. without a sc,inc
thn man fell 10 tine II ror and lay unconscious. Mt'l
a half hours effort - r'Tscitair I'll" man hau prove
vain Comfy Physician Wrightson was notified o
the mans death The caIr" - not |""h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
Announcements.


90 WEST S3rI.ST.
the Nervous system. 'ientOtrlnary ORGANS
Ir,Dot,ncy I'D Steiility Hours. to l. Z, 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
Totals. . 4 "a IL o

G GhdSEiSn '' :...:....3 9 Q %
Earned runs-Chcago l. Brooklyn 3. Home run
Griffin. Thrccbase hts7Dahlen Burns. Sacrifice hit
COrcOran. Stolen hase-FO Gtl. First base balls
Hart Ryan .. Fouz. Wild ptchcs-ITart l. Gumbert l.
Struck out-Stein Dahicn . DUNCAN Schriyer. Fouz 2
DAILY ., Hart Cmpre-NcQuaid. Time-l :32. A.
tenQance-l 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09

SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements. ndmusci inso thc'e column
,rr recommended 10 the readers OF TiIE TIKI u I.
UNE ns thorou shly reliable. nut b"s'ncss can -
done by mail with the advertiser with Perfec'
safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
PITTSBURG WINS AGAIN.
NETWORK LOSES ANOTHER BALL CAME

THE BRIDEGROoMs DEFEAT CHIcAGo's TEAM
SCORES AND RECORDS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

6erartigen Sdaem naa einigen Sabren gez
gnaotglng etntreten. limb Die transOfilhe
MilitdrrepubIif, Die ft9 an tuabrem Republiz
fanismus niht entfernt nit ben0ereinioten
Staaten meiien fam, bat piele nett
l6ltmmere unb balsitarrtgere So3iale
revolutionary b%eGnaoist, ais eS Die oben GEE
llannten bret MfGnner ie getpelen iino.
Begnabi9ungen Der bon nns befIrtporz
tetell Qrt piroen in SainoiS unb i'm ganz
gen 2anoe audi ettpas 3ur Nbi6leifung Der
i6arfen &anten erbttternber ~lo3taLer @egens
laBe beitragen.
Oas fiblt nit Der beuti6en bic tide6iine
8eDOlferung Gbicaeo's. Oarum pernenoen
ii6 ge8enpdrttg ale &reile berielben, aud
Die conlerDatipften, fir bic 8esnaot9ung oes
ebenfalls in Solicit befinOIiden rNnar9iiten"
6ronef.
5elbft bas Strafre6tsgefibl bes Strengz
item unb unertittIi6lten ioute, mas ben
@blcagoer pMnar6ismus" betrifft, befrieotgt
letn bur6 Die erfolgten 6inri1tungen uno
@tnferferungen. unb Die 8eenoigung Der
IeBteren mdre um 10 mebr angebra6t, ais
anoererieits 10 Dielc eroBe 8lutlauger in
otelem 2anoe unbeftraft bLeiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
Gla6s atoto Oamf.

Ote Ser. Staaten itn6 peoer iebt 81 ben
fla6sbauenOen uno nod pentger 3u ben
banfbalenoea Ndnbern gu rebnen, nod
baben lie 1e Nnlpru6 erbeben f0nnen, ba3u
9erebnet gu iperoen. Omar Dur6e in
W1al1aduletts lhon i'm Sabre 1859, in
Connecticut i'm Sabre 1910, in 8irginien
i'm Sabre 1862. unD in WtarDlano, Yennz
l~plOa1ien unD 8trginien niht bel ipGter
Sla6ss uno 6anfbau uno Die 6erlteuung
bon SladSz unb 6anTaarn bur6 @eleB
por9e16rIeben. uno ale 0eutlden tDillen,
baB Die @rln0er BON Germantown ben
Wetnbdu, ben Tla1sbau unb Die Qeiaz
tponopeberei IT'D 3ur uorne6mli6iten Nufz
9abe gelteut batten. W2an meiB audi. oaB
I'M Sabre 1929 1913 BulbeL Geiniamen
aus BennlpIoanien nab Srlanb uno
S1Dttlano aus9efIbrt ipuroen uno $1.14 p.
Bu. bradteH, uno DAB i'm 3aufe Oer nahiten
Is Sabre Die Qusfubr oelielben Nrtitels
aus Connecticut aQetn 0engSertb BON $400s,
QUO errelbte, aber nten1als bat, au1 ebe
nod Die BaumtDoQe tbren nelterorbern0en
Stegeslauf antrat, 0aS GrSeugnlB oes
SlaDsz uno 0anfbaueS in ben Ser. Staa@
ten mebr als Elm babes 8rn3ent beS Wers
tbes Der @elammt7M derbauz 6 r3engniiie
beS 9anoes erret6t. nnb oaS par uur in
ben Sabren 1866 bis 1869, mo in Tol9e
oes boben 3oles auf 6anf7S ad@ Qeinrpano
Die Sabrttatlon BON grober Sladsleintpano
gum @lnlGla9en Der 8aumpoQ> gaIen
einen rieitgen Aufihnune nabm, aber
baum ebenl0 16neu Dieber aufborte, na1s
Dem iener 3oa tpieoer aufgeboben mar.
Sun Sabre 1869 muroen i'm 2anbe q,
034 Bfnlo SlahSfaier eraeuet, oaoon aIein
17,880,620 Yfuno in Sbio, 1889 nur
241,389 Yfuno, allo faun Der bunoertite
She'll.
Der @eiammttpertb 6es 6La6sbausGr7
aeugntifes i'm Sabre 1889 beLGuft it6 auf
$10,436.228; es beltono aus 10,25O.410
Sulbel 2%einlan1en, 241, 389 groben Slahles
uno 207 ,757 2Onnen Sla6sitroh, oas tn
tr9eno elmer Wetle, metit 3u Nutpolltef
rungs3meden, 8~ertDenoung fanb. s3u oiez
lem @r5eugntB Daren 1875 sos Qcre
nDtbtg, 10 DaB Der @rtrag POM 9lcre nur
TT 8ulbel ipar, mas natilrli6 fir ben
Sladsbau ntd)t belonoers ermmthi9eno it,
Winneiota, Nebrasfa, 6outb>9atota uno
Soma %proou3irten 80.06 b. 3. bes @e>
1ammtbetr9ges; uno 5iDar WtnnelOta
2.721. 987 Buibel, Soma 1882, 319 Bulbel,
Soutb= Oatota 1901, 154 Bulbel, ytebraSfa
1901, ia Bulbel 9etnlaat. mdbreno Sutz
nois nit 57.776 BTuno Sla6sfaier in Der
Htelbe Der 6ta6sfaier proou3trenoen Staaz
ten Dbelal1 ltebt.
Ser 5anfbau lit 1889 nabm nur 25,054
9lcre in Nnlpruh, bas 45roDuft, BON benz
93.77 b. s.. in Gentudn geSogen tpuroe, be-
true 11.511 Sonnen 9anftaier i'm Nertbe
BON ST.. 102, 602, ergob allo eineu 0urds
idntttsertrag Don $4401 per Qlcre. SSn
Suinois betrug bas @r5eugniB Don 1178
Acre $50 Gonnen 5anffaier i'm Q8ertbe Don
$44, 575. Der 6anfbau bat i'm leBten
Sabrsspnt tpieoer Elm penig sugenom1nen,
tnbem oas grobuft bon 1879 nur 5025
Conner betruq, aber nod nldt wIcoer Die
90be pon 1869 = II, 7G6 Gonnen erretdt,
geihpeige Oenn Die bon 1859, no bas @rz
seugniB u, 493 Gonnen betrug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
GabenSIN 1tuo Sapts.

Bor etnigen Wo6en belt Der republifaz
nil6e Bulbesienator Guibman &eGogg
Oapis bon Uttnneiota in Der Scnatss De-
bate uber oas @Dtnelen : @eleB pl0blt6
auBer Quen1 3uiammenbange cine lpltbenDe
Neoe 9e9en Gahenslp. @r nGrmte oas aIte
abgeltaroene @eldmab mieber auf, pona9
@abenslp, Der preuBl1dc tatboltl6e bolts
bertreter, ftd auf's unDerl6Gmtefte in
omeritaniibe MngeIegenbeIten etn9enlldt
uuD nit Berufung auf DEN oeutidlGn0i>
lden Oiplomaten b. S1loeaer unb auf
QnDere, ben Yeriu6 gemadt bGtte. cine
Deutl@lGnoti6e &lr6enpoltttf in Die fatboz
ltlbs Stride in Den Ser. Staatsu etu3uz
ldmuggeln.
Qu9eniheinltd lit oteie nette &ebepflan3e
niht i'll Waiitbeete oes 6errn 9apts sez
pa6len, %IonDern in Dem ieines Sreunbes
unD St. Fauler StaOtgcnoiien Srelano.
9ieier etrii0 : amertfantide Gr3bil6of urO
9euti9enbafier lit Elm ~eifriges WtitglieD Der
republifanll6en Bartet Don Weinneipta;
uno uas OaDts i'm Senat l6naBte, bat Die
IberrQldenb1te 9ebnlibfeit nit eSSrelano's
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