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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
FOR .KrR MAY PLACE BLAINE IN NOMINATION

Minneapolis June 5.-No man has been more o'cu-
Mod dining the day than Ex-Governor joseph d.
i,o,,kcr of Ohio. lie lDs cncagcd spacious hca'-
,rc,. I'm a convenient place In n leading ho'ei' anu
ne rooms are crowded day and night with vsitors'
rhe knowledge that II Is lie who Is 10 place Bshe III
o,,ra,,on makes him the object OF more than usual
Interest. ,.,,o, -,
Wba, has b.en the effect Of Blainc's iesishauo" vi
81. .o,,esi - Mr.. Foraker was asked tonight
rhe effect has been 10 remove all doubt as 10 NJ
,r,n ync,s TO accept the nomination. II Is 'hs posi-
tive effect IL has had. .,,
- M Won think that Blaine will b. nominated
. yes I do think he has majority OF inc oeic
a.,os IN the convention, and think the mnlonN Oh
r.nuh,cans in the country want him for their e"oer
-, ,s stated that you will place Blaine III ho"'''
nation is that trne'' a. 40 70
Wos nrobably have been requested to 40 go
anu w. con think there Is any probability OF ozark
s., carving OF the nomination.
hoisSS + have no idea that there IS , Iii. rot.
aTV there is will sherman receive inc soiu WV
OF Ohio ~ Aim, h.. would. though there has been
~, ASCENSION OF that matter In our dcega''oh ""u
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GrXrrAL ITSTED Is DETTEp.

Dwight A. Lawrence, the wclknown Repubhcan
WHO has been left In charge OF the Republican head
Quarters In thi, city In the absence Of John = KENYON
the secretary Of the state Committee received ycscr
dav morning two c cgrams from Minneapolis. one cnine
from his brother, announcing that the train bearing
the delegates from this state had reached H. d"stln'
lion safely yesterday morning and that all on board
were we'll. The other telegram came from Mr. heir
von II cave the cheering news that General James
~ Hustled who was taken suddenly i'll In Minneapolis
en- SATURDAY. afternoon was little better aud that he
would uudDnbt odiy recover.
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MARRIED..

ALLFN-wOOD-At Tarrytown, n. Y, OH Saturday June
T. 1892 by Rev. j. sedcn Spencer ree:or Of Christ
Church the Rev John Knox Allen OF Tarrytown 70 Mr.:
Elizabeth d. Wood dauaher Of the late David l. Boyd.
of ALBANY. n. Y.
GINNA-LEWIS-On Thursday June 2 1892, At the resi-.
dcnce Of the BRIDES mother Binshamton. n T.. BY me
Rev, q. Parron Nichols, D. D. pastor OF she riss
daughter Of Mrs Geo. G. Lewis, 10 Daniel y. Ginne'
q Plon1eld n. j.
MAY-LURCu-On Sunday June S, 1892 by Row. Raphael
BENJAMIN NJ A. Ida Lurch Abrm II. May
WILLARD-HAFF-At Erona, y. j., June iM ~
ter OF Katrina and stephen Han TO Gates Wiz
lard, of New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATES ANXIOUS.

Ml,neapolis,. Juno 6.-Tho Associated Press ofnec
Tonight has been thronged with members Of the
PENNSYLVANIA delegation and their friends seeking
news from on City, Tiusvllc and the adjacent towns
Many Of them arc greaf. alarmed and extremely
M xous to hear from their friends In the East The
list OF the 900 dead and wounded has been eagerly
scanned from time TO time as sheet by sheet OF tho
account Of the disaster reached the Associated Press
Office.
A strange coincidence happened this afternoon. A
reporter OF the Associated Press nj tho Nicollet
House awaiting the arrival Of the advance guard Of
the Pennsylvania people. Hearing their campaign
song he requested copy OF 1t, but was Informed
that II would be given out soon. The delegation then
marched through the streets to tho place where they
dispersed and Immediately members OF the
dclectlon accompanied the Associated Press reporter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
TURNED BACK BY THE NEWS.

-FOUR bELEGATFS TO MINNEAPOLIS KFTUKN TO
THE SCENE OF THE DISASTER.
Chicago. June 5.-The Associated Press bulle-
tin was the first intimation that the Pcnnsylva-
nin delegates who arrived here to-day on their
way to Minneapolis had of the terrible disaster
az Oil City and Titusvllc, and the devastation
caused by the storm in the surrounding country
p. c. Boyle, proprietor of The Oil City Der
rick; Thomas Simpson. George Lewis and ]. NJ
Perine left the delegation here and started to re-
turn home tonight.
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Nashville Tenn. June 5.-Thc Gcorgi, dciegat on 10
Minneapolis passed through this city last night 'oohei
A. f. Buck United states Marshal at Atlanta h'a" OF
the delegation said tina, the delegation was Instructed
for Harrison and would stick TO him. lie sald 'iat
Mr. blaine had resigned too late ~ d that Elaine would
ma, ho ne stronc n candidate as Harrison. Colonel
Huck sa'd that ecvcn;ccn Of the twenty four Demo
cratic delegate, from Georgia were for Cleveland
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rivals altogether inferior 10 himself are
Jealous o, his name and fame. The Standard
thinks that Mr. rane will be the favoritc as compared
With Mr. IInrrison. and add that. ms the Democratic
candidate Is almost equally certain to BE- MI 'ls'c
land Lively tlincs arc In store for the people Of thr
United states. The Graphic :" II Mr.. Blaine
resignation from The CABINET meant his retirement
from pubic rf'. II woull be real misfortune ior
America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
SENATOR SHERMAN FOR HARRISON.

ne ASSUME AND HOPES THNr THE PRESIDENT
WILL BE RrNOM,NATED.
WASHINGTON June 5.-Scnator Sherman fo-nisht
in expressing himself for publication said' wi'h
emphasis that he did not know the SITUATION at
Minneapolis, bnt hc assumed that the fres'oeh'
would he Icnominatcd, Notwithstanding me resis
nation of Mr. Blaine. and he hoped that tha'
would he The decision of the convcntlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
HEARING TILE ALAnAMA GoNrEsrANrs

Minneapolis. June (-pccillI.--The subcommittee
OF the Republican National Committee has been in
session all the afternoon, with on' short in,crmis
sion on the case Of the Alabama delegation con
ics: ~ hafpast O'Clock ihf cNehih1 oh""'' vi
the contestant had not been heard. The session
OF the Subcommittee" will probable extenS far into
tbc night and no decision is exp ctcG Dcfore some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
ENTHU SIASTIC PENNSYLVANIA MEN.
BLAINE SONG TO TIE TUNE OF TA-H\-RA'
BOOMDE-AY' MAKES THINGS LIVELY.

A BLAINE SONG TO TIE TUNE OF TAEARA-
BoOM-DE-AY' MAKES THINGS LIVELY.
Minneapolis. June 3.-Cnc Of the most enthusiastic
as we'll rs the noslcst delegations arrived at o'clock
this afternoon. They Were the s'alwnr Blaine m,n
from Pennsylvania Thi citizens Of Minneapolis were
not long In discovering the political complexion "f
this crowd for they heard number Of verses some
what like this:
We are for the man from Moline,
He will get therr just the same
Pennsylvana's here 70 stay,
And she stands by Matthew Quay.
Chorus-"Ta. ra. IA. boom Ge.ay."
Jerry Eusk for second place.
He Will help us win the race
Won't they make dandy pair
For the Presidential Chair tChorusD
The delegation started hsm Philadelphia Friday
afternoon on the Columbian express. General frohH
Rccdcr chairman OF the Pennsylvania Republican Com
miticc being In charge Of tho special car aSslghci
10 the delegation. At Harrisburg and Pittsburg TWO
other Special cars were taken OH. occupied by dele
gates and their friends, flcludng the wives OF several
Ct the party There were in all about l13 in the
party They stopped about five hours In Chicago ana 'e
time thore was devoted TO sightseeing The delegation
arrived here on special train on tn milwaukee, ana
st. Paul real and marched their quarters at the
Nicoet Hotel. After short stop there they formed
IN line AID marched 10 the Republican headquarters
10 nav their respects to senator ~ : Quay ana 10
make formal announcement Of their arrival The sing
ing OF their verses on Hcnncrin as they marrhen
up 10 the hctcl attracted large uhrones whch were
both amused and "enhuscd7 by the stirring
refrain. Oddly enough NcrSc ~, ''i',s
10 minnesota struck up Just A. ~
the delegation arrived opposite the ctIanc,
In tho Minnesota state headquarters As they entered
the National headquarters al tho West Io,el th rsl
verse was being sung. telling b. nutshell the ''oiS
Of the delegation and It's preference.
Enthu sastic cheering greeted tho new arrivals an
the corridors Of the hotel were instantly mas .I
wildly cheering Republicans. Attempts we're maze 10
drown out the Blaine shouers from the keystone at
by the Harrison men. and wave AFTER wave OF amer
mating blaine and Harrison cheers swept over thc
crowd now one ard then the other sentiment seeming
10 be the prevailing one ,,oo A.,
tho news at Chicago last night That Mr. Blaine
had withdrawn from the Cabinet. said that ~ M ~
nnin,on n wouId have effect upon the stnnment
al the Republicans in Pennsylvania other thnn 70
intensity their intention OF doing all they could 10
secure his nomination.
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OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PAPERS.

London June 6.-Most OF the morning papers devoto
some space 10 discussion Of Mr. Blanes chances OF OBJ
,,,,,rc the Presidency "The News says that
The coming election will be primarily con-
oic, ~ prnciples. not n conflict Of men. "Thc
Chronicle, thinks that Mr.. Blaine may be passed
over. As he las been before, solely because
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c,ryor WARMLY RECEIVED AT NANCY

Nancy. June 5.-rreSldcn' Carno arrived mere 70
dav 10 attend the rvmnn fetc, and was Hnirsias'
caly received. Rus.ian faes have n prominent ince
IN he decorations Of the town. but - snilNerlnah
inscriptions are visible. The rcvi"w today was
marcd Ivy rain
A, Barlc. Due rho President was waitei npon 0y
the Bishop ~ Vordun Who In speech declared MN
clf and all the priests IN his diocese byn adherns OF
the Republican form of government. The President
rcn,v,na sad he believed that all the clergy shared
he sentiments cap g sed by the bishop aud accepted
mo RcIs l,i,un GoTerlmcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
THE prREFEBrRc DISASTER.

Vienna. June 1.-The Socialist Congress that met In
this city to-day denounced the lack Ct protection ahoin
Ell miners employed In the Nuremberg pit ana demand
ed that the owners OF the mine BE- cr1mnalN prose
cutcf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
KANSAS DELEGATES FOR BLAINE.

Kansas City, Mo-. juno 5.-The Kansas delegation
passed through here last night on Their way 10 WINNIE
apolis Ex-senator Ingalls, chairman OF the deirsa-
,o, declined 10 expires. his opinion or the political
situation as affected by Mr.. Blaine's resignation The
resi M The delegation however declared themselves 70
strucicd.
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GRAIN IMPORT, FROM RUSSIA.

:, pcter,lurg Jnne S-Thr Government Griin
Committee has decided 10 print the general eXpor-
,aton OF oats, haley aud wheat
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HARRISON MEN CHEERFUL.
Coutluued from second Page.

80 and hat he thought there was one Blaine man
among VeNJsrscy DELEGATION consulted together 10.
~. and al present stand nineteen for Harrison and
oishr; Tor Blaine the solitary Blaine man being ilr.
Haley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
1xnrcx,xr At sIEvENsoN,s LETTER.

Eerlln June 5-Tae "yo'Sischc Zciung" and Other
German paprrs refer with indignation 10 Robert Louis
stevenson samoan letter. aitnbu'ng inc fo"o" III
samoa 10 n desire ia" part 81 England 10 Destroy w
Indirect means German inNu"n ..
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10 his Office. While they were describing ther TIP
and giving the political status OF the de'senaon'
the telegraph instrument rang ont, suddenly inIer
mpting the conversation with bulletin. ,,., IN
City and ntusville Penn, were bong dcvastateo "
md and
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vp cno,IpGE ARRIVES ~ PARIS.

Paris June st. Jencron Coolidge the now
United states Minister TO France. arrived In his
city to dny. n. received nj tn" railway station
v the stan 81 the Legation and nnm or OF prominent
Americans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
A rIERCE sNOwsroRM WET OF THE MISSOURI.

Avoid all risk with a stubborn cough by using ~
once Dr. ID. Jayncs Expectorant. sure remedy Tor
nll coughs and colds and we'll calculated 10 exert
beneficial influence on the lungs ana throat. -
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MIDwINTER BLIZZARD IN WYOMING.
Cheyenne, wyo., June "a storm having all inc
ear marks Of a mid winter blizzard has been raging
here all day. binding snow Is falling. The snow
is now eight inches deep on q level Trafnc hos beeo
suspended all day. Ali freignt trains have been put
Oh singles. The storm Is general throughout mo
state, and will severe ose 10 cattle ana sheep
nerders "rass gram ana al veSetauon S Wsc i
mountains.
A FIERCE SNOWSTORM WEST OF THE MISSOURI.
st. Paul, Mimi. June 5.-Dspatches received here
this evening, say that great snowstorm Is raging
west OF the Missouri River In South Dakota. At
Dendwood snow has been falling fcrcey for ten hours.
and lies on the ground 10 the depth OF ten inches.
Traffic is almost suspended, and the temperature has
fallen below the freezing point Nothing OF the sort
as far as known, has ever occurred before IN June
in this part OF the Northwest.
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SCENES UPON THE FIELD.
ACTIVITY IN THE CONVENTION CITY CON
STANTLY GROWING.

ALLEGATIONS CONTINUALLY ARRIVING IN THE
NOTES.-THE VARIOUS HEADQUARTERS AND
INCIDENTS IN AND ABOUT THIN
BADGES AND RALLYING CRIES
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That earnest and growing association. the West
side Republican, Club will hold lt' second mee"hg
IN It's hand,ome new quarter. AT No. l"- "">
Eighty. .ccond st. & morrow evening Important az
lion in connection with preparations for the coming
Presidential campaign will be taken. and numper
~ good sneaker, are expected to he on hand ready
"a omen the ball and indorSc the workcf the Mime
apolis Convention MS far rs IL shall have gone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

The Republican Club OF the 1Xth Assembly DIS
irict will hold ts regular meeting at me he'o
quarters No. ! Abingdon Square. this evening at
O'Clock large attendance Is expected
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Special Notires.
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
3O6 shave. near 3fth-st.

FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING,
TO BE SOLD ny AUCTION
TOMORROW, TUESDAY. EVENING, JUNE y
at s o'clock.
PAINTINGS. BRoNZES AND SCULPTURES.
Contrib utcd for the Benefit OF the
GRANT MONUMENT FUND.
ROBERT SOMERyILLE AucConeer.
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Among The passenger. who arr expected 70 arrive
nm tho CITY ~ Now York or Wednesday Mrs. Rob
ert r. Lincoln wife Of the United 'tatcS Minister al
the Court Of ST. Jamcs's and her daughter ana Mr..
Warner Miller wife Of ex-senator Miller accompans'
by their -on aud daughter. They sailed from LVer-
pool on May 81
The Fedrra, Batterv Of he Twentieth Ward. BroOk-
Ivn will hold n meeting at the rooms or IN" Fedcial
club no i4O Cl"rrnon ave-. tomorrow evening inc
object OF tho meeting l. 10 perfcc' thorough canvas
~ tho ward and make complete Republican enr ~
mcnt. All active Republican, In the ward are
urged to be present.
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The trains which left the city for the West yestcr-
day carried the last Of those belated Republicans who
desire to be present at the National Convention at
Minneapolis. They will he able to reach the co'Vcn-
ton city on Tuesday before any decisive action IS
taken and II provided with admission tickets. VIII be
likely 10 see "a much Of the proceedings as those VINO
started I'm private week ahead of time
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ten fur Sa6ienzM eininsen 9ilbburgz
bdmter" ober feinen ,2ippez9 etmol6er
in Imerifa"s Wenn mir ri6tia unz
terri6tet finb, fou iibrigens binnen
&ursem cine beionbere 3eitung fir
Sad1en unb ein anoere ipecieu fur
Sbiringer gegriinbet perben!
Wir miiKen pHen geiteDen uno
ielbt auf bic Sefabr bin, benz Ginen
ober benz 9lnoeren 81 m~ibfaleu, bob
mir bon bieiem DeutIh : amerifanil6e
&antonli : 3eitungs Weien burAau5
ntdt erbaut fab unb bob mir bieie Ser
pflan5ung ieftioneller SonDerbetrebuu=
GEN auf amerifaniihen Goben niht fir
beillam unb benz @eiammtz 9eutldthum
Qlmerifas f0roerli6 eraGteu founen.
9aHelbe gilt aud BON ben Gereins=
@riinbun9en ouf ipeeiel lanomonllz
f6aftli1ei Galis. Mean fain ieBt
faum ems Der gr0berea beuiiden @ldt=
er-beionbers berienisen aus Stem Dorf
uno Chicago in Die 9r ID nebmeu, ND
ni6t Don ioldlen 8apet1<, Sadlenz,
SGmabenz, Medtenburgere, SGleguig-
9~ollteiAer>, 0sfiens. Sbiirinsers, 6anz
feate1z, 6anupberaners ':nb Bra l.
ldnet err Gereinen Die &e:e lit ohec sur
8riinoung neuer berartiger 8ereiue
aufgefDrhert nirb.
Wir balten bas fir febr bebauerli1.
IS 1T f6limm genug, DAP mir 9euti9s
Nnleritaner bic 0eri9iebenbeit bes re-
ligi0fen 8etenntnifes BON briiben nit
bringer unb baB gu bieier gerf6iebenz
belt bier 6ann nod bic Der politii9en
Ini6auungen bin5ufommt.
Ser 8aQaf bes partifularismus
6iirfte aber gu aaebem benin bod mebr
iein, als bas amerifanil6e 9eniI9z
tbum obne bic i6merte S6dbisung
leitler befen uu6 b66iten SntereHen
auf bic Sauer ertrager fanr.
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Nath fir MHtfer.

Dor iiber 50Sabren f6on purbe Mers
WinslOp's SOOTHING Syrup bon Wfil>
lionen ben Miittern beim 3abnen Der
&inber %angetpenbet. Wir1t bu i'm
S6lafe bur1 bas S9reien zines ainbes
geitDrt, bas i'm 3abnen tit unb Dor
S6mer5en neint2 Wenn 10, lafe iofort
cine 6laf6e BON nMrs. Winsloms Soos
thing Syrup" bolen. Sem Wertb lit urts
be5ablbar. IS wirb benz fleinen 2eibeus
ben iofort 2inberung beri6afen. 9ers
laBt eu6 barauf, Wiitter, es 1T fein
3meifel bariiber. SIS beilt Opienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Nieren, beieiti9t Winssa olif, err
peidt ben 8aumen. berbinbert @ntsins
bung unb itdrft bas gauge Spfem.
yWtrs Winslems Soothing Sprup"
fur 3abnenbe ainber 1T angenebm in
8eidmad unb ba8 8ecept fammt bon
eiltem Der 6eiten iuetbli6en @erste in
ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T bel allen
Oruggiiten in Der gau;cn g8elt au 5a=
ben. Brei8 25 Cts. per 6IaI6e.
aauft ni6tS anbereS als MrS. Wiuss
Ions Soothing Syrup.
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Glue SnStenftabt rieSenbafter tr.
Gimtnpbner.

3mei Wteilen pe1tli6 BON @raio:
forbspiae i'm Staate Snbiana = Iagl
Elm 8eri6t BON bertber 1T Dor Sur.
gem in elmer &ieieIgrube, pcl9e on BEL
f6rOHen 9iigelieite bes Sugar Greel
liegt, elm ar6dologiI9er Gunb getban
norben, mel9er einen neuen 8emeis
bafir erbringt, baB Der Snbianer ni1i
Der ur@@inmobner bes amerifanif1en
@rbtbeils gemeien lit, fonbern 6aB
melt por Der &otbbauts3eit elm anberer
Volfstanlm BON Diel grpBartigeren
&6rperperbdltniHen, als Der Snbianer
iie %aufueif, bort feline @obnfibe eez
babt bat.
SIN Der erDdbuten CRUDE linb BIG
iebt % Sfelette BON pabrbaft rieiens
batter @r6Be aufgebedt morben unb iez
ben Sag iDerbe1 ieBt peitere &ieienz
fno6en alssegiaben.
Oiefe aus rnp orbenfIi1er Norseit
ftammenbe rSobtenfabt1-beiBt es in
Der Mittbeilung-bat in b~eionbers boz
benz @rabe Die Nufmerfiamfeit bon &us
riolitdtenfamIilern unb DOR alem bic
Der @elebrten unb Stubirenben unles
rer Wabaibz9 odidule auf fid sesosen,
unb bic 4no6engeriiite tperben fofDrt,
na6bem iie aufgefunben, ipeggebolt,
I'M Der ar6dologi6en Sammlung u1z
ferer @tabt einberIeibt gu uerben.
Sas 3uleBt aufgesraberte Sfelett
miBt DDle fieben SUB an 2dmge; Der
S1enfelfno6en, ndre er aaein gefuns
ben, mtrbe i6pn ben 8emeis bafir Lies
fern, baB es elm Menf9 bon rieienbaf>
tenn Wu6ie mar, tpel9em er aftgeborte;
bic Gefenfno6en an bemielben finb
atpeimal 10 groB, uie bic zines Mens
f6en BON gem6bnli6er Statur; Der
&opf aeigt bas poafdnbig erbaltene
@ebib; ni6t elm ein3iger 3abn 1T ges
boriten ober bur6 GdulniB an9efreis
fen ale 5eigen nod cine poIitur, bic
10 bollfommen unb f9on 1T, mie bel
gei6liHeuem Marmo.; bic 9noAen biez
les 8eriites tuaren = trOB Der Sbats
fa9e, baB fe S~abrbunberte, tpenn ni1t
Sabrtaufenbe pergraben 9elegeu batten,
in ieber 8e3iebung gut erbalten; Der
umftanb, baB Der 8obert, tporin fe ge=
funben iinb. nidt bic seringite 8eintis
fdung bon pflan3li6en 8eftanbtbeilen
bat nno bur6aus troden 1T, giebt pobl
bic grfldrung fur biefe poralgIi6e @r>
baltung Der ano6en.
Bon allen ben bis iebt sefunbenen
Sfeletten limb nur 5ipei, pel1e ni1t
cine glei6polfommene gntwifIung aeiz
gen; ie5er Der iibrigeu reprdfentirt elm
&no6engeftea, pelbes auf cine ldngft
untergegangenen Giefenrafe binmeilt.
Slider 1T, baB bieleS bic erlte gnts
bedung bieraulanbe lit, peI9e ben Be-
tpeis fur bic friibere @rifen3 elmer &ie>
ienrafe bon urs@inwobnerr 10 augens
fdlig an bas Qi6t felt.
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bT @enn Semanb fem unb gu a1lz
nebmbaren preiie fpeifen min, 10 gebe
er gum 80 iffions=@arten Die
9erren 6bcimer & 0aml, 8eiiber biez
les Gtablihements, balten barauf, hire
8dfe tets polfommen sufrieben gu itels
len. ollie faiionmdbigen Selifatefien,
Iuitern, @il6, Slide, @efligel &C iirb
bort in Der belifateften 3ubereitung ole
3eit gu baben. Mabl5eiten perben auf
Wnni6 in Die @obnungen Der &unben
geianbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiewirtbi6aft berbunbene 9 a r
+ 0 M Die beiten @etrdnfe, ftets ftii6es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Meine.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-04
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