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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

XXXX &afIee, iii 20 @ents bas
8adet bel q. s. Brubot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

Seine ct. Coulter Sods8urit, NOR;
gen friiG 81 babeu BEL
8. Gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

Sd5ne @rano Qrmp &uSiige iebr
bilig Bel Sbsner Sros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

xxx aaffce, MIR 20 Gents oas
8adet BEL VI. S. Hruoot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

XXXX Snfiee, mir 20 gents bas
Badct bel q. s. 8ruoOt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25
feuermebrsD erhanolun9en.

6euermehr,p erhanolun9et.
&eselmdBise @eriammlulls an s.
Mfdra 1892.
9as &rototou Der lebten 8eriamnls
lung tpurbe nerleien uno anSenommen.
9n 8~eitrdsen sinsem ein, -. $3.50
Suriderftattetes 5radtgelo ;. .55
5reimiGi9es pom s. S. 2aitseu>
ooerfer 5.UU
Gianabmen Sulommen 49,. $500
8eidtoHeu, 9erru 2ansenooerfsr ben
Dauf Der @eieuiduft aus5uipreden fir
fem Iiberales @nt9e9enfommea Ger
gompasuie seoeniiber.
Oie Gompasnie erbielt pom Der Stabt
Sermanu 500 als @bldtassjabluns
auf bic purseleste &ednuns.
8eidlO6en, 5000 a~usSuborsen unb
a,par 81 5 Trosent 9esen quite Si9ers
beit.
Serr steotpb @laier wuroe burb
Susu &ropp als paliiues Mitslieb pors
seldlasen.
Mm IA. Sanuar 1892, iuaren eS rs
Sabre baB 9err @ottfrleo 8ap Der
6euer,uebr als Witslieo anseb6rte uno
tuuroe CT ossbalb nad elmer betebenoen
&ea.l als @brenmitelteb ertldrt.
6ierauf B%erta9ung.
SusoRrppp, s. Sanen IT,,
Captain Sscretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

Die beiten @aarcn 81 cen biaisiten
8reile n ocifauf en
Serspq s. @llb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

0fattien. nnter;eihueter tpirb auf Der Senrn Gen.
<$rt1s Yarn l nab Elm bolb T.eiIe pefiid, BON Der.
ger ON 9ienStae, ben 40. Ndrt, fS03 ioiaenbes
eiseuthnm auf bfientli9er auftlon an Den gfetfttieten.
ben oertaufeu; 2 Manlsief. l Rub. 6 edneine. ferner
idine, 4 ghnse, 1 Gsse, ionic ole Tormasrdfhe unb
ianinitlt1e 3auss unb 2ateu9erdt9fnotfen.
geo~tn9nngen: size 3etrdae inter 5 2onars
Haar. 9roBere &unimeH 6 Wonote 6rebit oeoen cute
Stuer1etf. 2ouis 30 I N 4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

xxx Gaffcc, MIR 20 Gents bas
8adet bel ". S. Yruoof.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

Sc aebr mir rns Dem 5ribjabre
ndbern, belto mebr miro bon 5ablrel9e en-
9eubauten seiproden. Die dtel
Der Sanomerfer unb Irbeiter iiao gut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25
Neue Mn5ei9en.
Ganbtbaten Mn5eigen

6ar @eeamtieber.
asir Nnb srmd9tist bic ~fOlsenben Burger as eon'
bibateu fir Neaaufieber anau1eiqeH:
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O. q. 8. 2usaae

We Vs ~ $*U6uH
iotuie Site unb nlle n5tbisen Iusaeids
1unsen gu iebr berabseiebten Breiien
BEL 6. gbriit mann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

Slide BON allenNrten, 9erdudert ooel
seialSeu, iebr bi0is BEL
NbolpbS &. Brmbot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

5olsenbe 8aare erBielten 9eiratbs-
@rlaubr,Bideine ieit unierem lebten
Bertbt:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25
Neue Mbonnemten.

Seit unierer lesten Iussabe batten
mir oas 8ersnisen folsenbe 9tamen Der
itetis iuadienben Nbonnenten>2iite bes
,8olfsblatt" beiSufiaen:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

aidt mebr gang stuei @oden bis
CUR Sriibjnbrswubf. ganoibateu bers
aus!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

Mutton! tlnteraeidneter ptrb anf feiner 8orm.
~ benz friiberen Bubble giab, 2 WleiIeu tSeifIix
BON Berger, foI9enbss Gisentbuin am ean.jtaa, DsS
2. april, 1893 pffentlih perfeiser,t Iafien
eiiie anaahI Sdfpeine. / @asen. l 8uggp, ! seI6R.
oinoer, ebanlpion Reaper; | Sdemafdtne. Ssa.
IsGen: l S99e, rtebrsre Pfiige, Yferbesef1irr uxb
geb%tngungen: S. gaar, gr6bere guu,meu q
Ueonats ereoit 9egen CUTE siderbeft.
Soceb 0pebeI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

fir MieoeripabI 3um amte bes aiieIors fir
stobt Serinaun auSuS.isen. g9abl at 5. April.
1892.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

6lr MHeHor:
sSir iinb ermddtist. 5errn q. s. M II n, b raner
ais Ganbibat fir baS amt beS Aiiefors fir bic Staot
per1noun anSiSeiseu. @ail ON 5. April. 1892.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

oar Constable.
gair iinb ernladti9t, Germ SpbnJifber als
Ganbibat iir Gpnitoble fir bic Gtabt Serrann ansu'
seigen; Wablam 5. April, 1892.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-13
Sta0t Baltimore.

Gampagne. 9f ott5en - Sc nGber
MIR an ben 9roBeu @ntidelpungstas beraH=
riden, beito mebr re9t iid] aud oas alliei-
tige 5ntereIie fir oas Jtational=Sifet TO-.
wObl, ais aud fir bic 9ongreBs sytomiuatlo.
men. SIM oenlofratiiben Sauptquartier
traien seeru elne 2luSabl Serren aus ben
Counties Elm unb btriethen iiber Die iueites
rem Sfritte NIT ben biellgen partelleltern.
Inter pen gmueIeHoen befanOen ild] Die 0S.
Ylowmau BON Sartoro County, 8. 3.
0albleQ pom Somerlet= 6 ountp, Wtarion be
6. Snlith BON Sent @ouutn nno S. Sre.=
man Stain, George Cotton, Worris ".
Sbomas, Sobn S. Dtabone, Or. SilaS
Baldwin Il. u.
Der I6tb. Siioor Habner, iuelde beute
Ibenb in g8ilmington, Sel., cine Heoe
bdlt, miro nG6lte gSohe in Der r@ermania-
Wiannerdors Sale" bierielbft ipreden.
81. Repubiifauer meroen ibre @ampagne
am Donneritaa nit elmer srobeu Waiien.
Serlanmluug i'm u@btlorama" er0iineu.
Sir oieie Selegenhelt ilno prominente Reoz
ner Don nationalem Rufe ein9erufen NOR
ben. General Selir aguus iuiIb ben Vors
fits fiihren, unb Anipra9eu meroen balten
General ,. >. 6aiiinsS BON Bennglua=
nieu, Nidter Sohn Brennan bon Soma, TO-
ipie bic So. @eors 81. &niiunl, @eors ".
gater, aarl ,Sersoa, u. g8. Spates, 2bos.
Yarran uno Georg 8. gSellinston.
Slice Observation-Disclosures u. @.Stez
peujou miro aegen Guoe D. SO. nod 8alti-
more fommen uno cine Geoe I'M y@ptlO,
rama" balten.
Mors.n fiuo.n bier bic bemofratiiaen
grimarluaben fir Stabratbs<@ano,oaten
itatt. Sn uebereinittmmuns nit ben Be-
itluijen oes oemofratlfhen Staot.&refus
tiu.@omlte'S fnb alle 9emofrateu uno ale
gtimmgeb.r. Dereu Nameu i'll ben 6s9i=
itrirbl6er Don 1891 uer3ei6net iino uHb
mel6e bic @anolOatsu Der benoiratiiheu
Bartei al untsrtiben beabii6tigeu, 5ur
Gbeiluabme al beiagten Yrlmarmablen be.
redtst. Gefern wurOe Die giite Der SabIs
clerts p,rpouitGnolat.
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Seoentlider 11nfaa attf ei.ter yfe&ps
gorfer Spd)babtt.

q en- Yorf, II. Sftober.-@in aus
9ofomotiue unO fiiuf 8as9onS beitebenOer
,3Ig Der Sod)babu rannte gegen 7.20 beute
Nbeno all Der @de Der s. &penue unb 125.
SnaBe segeu bas biutere @uoe zines anoee
rem 5OdlbahnSuseS. Siersebu Gaiia9iere
wurbeu uerIstt, SRI. asres 0Uons, IS
Sabre alt, BON glr. 161, Sft>107. StraBe,
mabr6eiulid t6otlif. Der lnfal 1T bic
Tolse Der lluporii9tiateit oes 9otomotlot
ilihrers Oes biHteren 3uses, uno oer.Ibe
bat iid aus oem Staube geuladt.
Die Ibri9en Serpunoeten ilnO: Srau
aute 6oOgtIns, 6rau 2lHseuine, Gononts
teur Srolpn, $. Stanton, 6rau u. Soger,
SRI. s. SSeiuer, SRI. Ilice 9Seiner, 6rant
Jtosers, 5raut Sipiou, 6rau 8oie Mc@or-
mid, Sri. Dtasgle Sibpatrld, pr. SmlIt
uno Sr. s. S. gOperg.
Die 8abnuerwaltuHg bef6rberte anlabld]
bes pmr6 Die @olumbusfetr betrd6tlid 9e-
it.igerten Serfebrs plele grtraSiiss, uuo es
i6eint, baB Der Setrieb hlerburh III lnoroz
nuus serietb. Seute abeuo mar Der Inz
bruns su ben 3isen enorm, NIB 5ur .5eit
Der Gouillon mar DaS 9auSe itaotaulparts
iiibrenOe @eleiie burd 3ise blOdrt.
S6nttt,paarcn TIM usotpen=2aoea," J"
lu. 10, gSeltz9eriustOn>SuaBe.
(9Jun31 Ar
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Yripat-9eim fir Qamen
Dor 1,no naG ibrer Nicoertumft,
g t . t t + It

uno ole ioniisen Sprahiebler bstIt srinolid unb
2Neits0c ffmanitrabe. Iabe Sinoen=A Apenue.
(Suri2 5, / 2Diteg)
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MAIDEN unb peripridbt oeridieSene Wab=
res.ln sur grleihteruns Der Sage Der unbes
mittelten 8laHen.
3nmial Npoer enttaHen.

8opeub agen, u. Sit.-Serrp g.
8poer, Der friibere amerltanide SouIul,
pslter iid ,uegeu Determination II. Sdwiu<
bells in Saft befanb, it segen $4,000 Siirsz
id)aft entlaiien uoroen.
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Gin Getlmittel fur alle
sumuter ; Complaints! !!
Hubr! 9iarr60e!
Gbolsra MOrbus!

gin balb.r 3be,I0TcI ~8taop z8icIiei" in ein,m
balben @Iait noa s8aier; uitotrbolt, 10 lang. Die
GntIeerunseu iortbaueru, uub Elm laHtl nit. Heabp,
Reli," sctrdnt au ben Dtaseu uno uHtercIb aelest,
Dsrpen iofortise SiHseruHs stbtn uHo boo bic 9eis
lung betplrfe1.
Ga n hSdn t,,iht;n hnn Ia. G..,;I;. .:.....
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Nr 9lG.~
i. y. i.
Os &eabb Mcltcf.
Die btllt9tfe ttttS bette Weot,tu fir
lamtltens 0ebraud) 1T oer gNeIt.
serf.blt ME S6tnersett su liuD.rn.
gs iibertrifft ae anoer,n Uittt burd1 bic punbers
bare arait, peIbe es beiISt,
H6euntatismtns
1tno Jlenrdfaie

.u flirirsn. Die arfpeneuus bcs S,aboz9scIief aut
ben 9beil ober bic &belIe Die Sdnieriateit ooer
Der Smers eeiitlrt pirs einbtruns uno Comfort NIT
fttt brin9tu.
yei Verrentingen, Cnetidluneen, Rndens
fdlner3eu, Shmeryen fu Der SrmIt uup oen
eeiten, Grfaltnngen, CONDITIONER, Gut,iins
bnus, Sumbaao, Seiattea, &opifdneri,
Sabnfdbmers ooer irseno aRoere StmtrB,n pirien
einige menise snDcHoun9e, pie Sau6er. Die
ehmerten boren istort aut.
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mus uuierer aeftrisene. 0oraen-Wusaa aabe. }
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Sorratb Don
NaOipan'S NeaOn NeIief

bsffdnbis i'm Souie babe. Ss,n Gcbrauh pirb fidJ
ftsts bel Shmcrien uub 9rauthtit nobbueno .ripeis
fen. Gs sibt gtidts in Der lBelt, mas Shmepsn 70
ftHtn filt uno ben Sortitrtt Der 9rantbeIt hemmt,
iuie oas rReaop sReIiei"
Snuerli d turirt Elm baI6er bis ,u einem 9ans
s.n 2beeloffeI poG in eiutn balbeH @Git gSaier in
fpenisen Wfinuttn 6rGmpfe, Gbnmad,ten, Yfa.
geuiaure, uebeIfeit, Grbredlen. Spobrennen,
Nerpofttat, sdIaHpfisfeit, frautbafte &opf.
fdImer3eu, SIabungen uns aae innerlidbem
Gdmerseu.
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go(o : DUFF =]l1e@(
tit bas bette!

n ber sana.n g9s ii tein feneres DiebG su taui.n,
nnb biee ~@ottessabe" taHn in eoem 9rpcerie=sab.n
BaItimore's fir ipenia gelo eritauoen ipsrbeu. Gs
1T aus beem Diinneiota'er NaseH scmablcn uno
lbertrifit alc anberea UiebIe burh isHe 6eiabsit,
Grait unb Subistet.
9gir empfebien Cob DUFF DlebI auf bas Bdrmfe
uub sarantiren Die Gualitdt zines i,oen Saiies.
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mrneueruun per ehriittnhehe in China.

YonD y. Stlober.-Glner Spez
,ialbep.id. Der vStmes" aus Sbausbai Su=
iclnc hat Elm tinehlter 0ob Die eugii1eu
DiiIiionare i'll sisnzYons in Sutien aus.>
arifieu. 0le sSobnuus bes Nii6onars
Ibluips muroe ein9edltert, uuO 9bluips,
iomie leine @attiu entglnsen nur ourt) Die
giumilbung GiueFlder Seamten, welhe
lie in ibren Sant nabmen, Der grmOr=
Nurd
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Ser 0emti9e gnrreibonsent,

Gd9ll0, nonenttt4 unb Suhnrugs,
3. Saline, Gisemtbiuter Hnb @esafteus,
elbmeit<Gde Baltimore. strase unb RoisO Offce.spe.
timore unb in Der 9adbbarihaft beiorst. 12h Gts.;
tagti&e unb 9pmnta a. saluS8abe Is &ts. prs
Gote. SobIbar p6hentli an bic sDIatt beforsenben
Hrdser.-9daIfdb nebft eonmta aaS. aus aabe unter
Seit i'm gsrbdItni6; fur bic tp6Mentltdbe MuASabe
NIT SonRtassblatt portoirei, nit MtsuS tar Clubs,
S2.6O pro Sapr, nab iraeno einem Ore beS Snlons
pes, q na6 europa. eoMnta1Ss0MASabe 81
pa S0by.-Das bette unb btui6ite 0entt@e OIett
u Ben 4titteI. unh Stbfaateu.
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Iutfo,uua ser italienti6em Rammer.

81 nj, II. Sttober. - YIN toEt9llbes
9etret lit erlaiien moroeu, weldes ote De-
uutirtenfammer auf0it ugo Die 9teulpahen
auf ben 6. gtouember iellieet. Sic neue
Sa,uruer miro am %. 9topember suIammen-
tr.ten. 3uslsia nit osm 9eirst miro eim
S,erld,t iiber pas Yrosramm Der 8esleruHs
usr0fisutlitt. 9erislbs srtlart, 5tclisn
t6nne oaraui re9usn. oaB mehrere Sabre
,ur @esuliruus ielner 6lnansen notbusnpis
isiu piirben. Die milltdrlId)en NuSgabeu
iiir 1928 merOeu aut 1876, 600, 900 ylren
ueranlblast. 9Iss:,ll eIne aIobs asoutI'On
i'm Ssrslsias su irilbsreH Sabrsn.
9urd, peyldteOsne eiuldrantursen nuo
GriparnljI. srmartet man elnea lleberiduB
pom a, 800, 900 Siren im SIoset fir 1892
'93 uno Gleihbeit Der 5tepeuiien unb Nus
aab.n in osuiemisen Iiir 1S9s-'94 su sri,e-
len len. 9ie Nesisruna miro Die ginflbr unO
BEN Sertaui Don 0iinsral0Ieu fir gslsu9.
tuusss,ued.u ;u sinsm Staats-@OuOpOl
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J(ew=Y 5eftoge.
Sortiekuttg Der GplautbaSfeter'

Ste NiIitdrparaoe nmo Die Gntbhunn8 oeS
Columbus :. RonumentS. - 9as 8robte
miIitaritde z&auipieI In bet 6etd,idhte
Der Wsetrppole. - Rod ein briuantcr Hnt:
sua am Mbens. - reutc seIanst Die 1eier
aum MbShIuk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-13
@ine Barrier Seitnmssenfe.

Petersburg, Il. Sttober.-p9ir
yteup,eme Siecle" IN Yaris uer0iientllctte
aeiiern etuen Sertdlt iiber elm an9eb!lfes
Wforpattentat auf ben @Saren. Dem er>
mabuten SIatte suiolse erploprte cine 9p=
nanlitbombe uuler Dem 3use oes @sareu,
ais oerlelbe bel Sfierueplece uOriiber Iuhr,
uuo toptete fini aui oem .3use befiuolhe
Yerlon.n. Ser Serid)t miro bier iiir abio.
Int erillubeu erfdrt.
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I The German Correspondent,

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Malaria in ibrsn urrfdishensn fur-
tllen asbeilt unb bsrbitst.

Ss sibt fein SeiiulitteI in Der W.It, ptlhes g1es
feIteber uno ale dnotren maIariihcn, bioien unb
foniisen ieber 10 ihnt urlrt, uHttriBt ourtb Rabs
fpap's Bileu, aIs HaoDap's rReaops9itiet."
so Gents Die JIaid,e. sSn 4p pptbefem su has
hetf
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MucrIei ans 1enti6lano.
Sn elmer IutbollteN Serlanlnlluna in
Sreslau licB 9r. yleber, elmer Der 1ubrer
Der @entrumsYurtel I'M oeutldleu 9iei1s.
tage, nlertmiroi9e AeuBerungen iiber Die
Steuun9 Der SIerlfalen sur neuen .ytllirar=
portage iauen. Or. &teber bemertte, oas
Centrum lpoue wcber etne erbobuna Der
Steuerlait, nod s,ne Ss:pabrloluug Der
8.brtrait. 0utd cine S.rwabrlOiuna Der
8ebrtraIt merOs bic Geiabr beraui beIdmo.
rem, oaB Elm 6eino ms yauo fomme. Oas
@eutrum bemube it'd, Die @e9enldge in BE.
aug auI Die neue Wllltarrorlage su pers
l0hneu.
Ser in DRESDEN ueriammelte oeutide
Sd)rl1titeuer= uuo Souruallneutag bat cine
Ye:iton oil ben 8unDesrath uno oen Neins-
tag beihloiien. in Der I'M auibebuus be;p.
Amsuplruus oes literarllten Glseutbums=
rebts, (Copyrights-1 Sertra9es smii1eu
Oeutldlauo unc ben Ser. Staaten erlunt
miro.
gNie man aus ben.r auelle bort, hat bic
S.rleibuns pes S4warsen Aeler Srbsns
Oil ben ofirei6ll6en Ntlnilierprdiiosnten
@raien SaafIe lelbit in hiell9su &egieruu9s-
freiieu allsem.iu ubelraid)t. ytiemanO haite
cine Ibuuus Dapon, oaB benz @raIen 2aaiie
bieie Ausseltnung suseoaht mar.
slus 0fiiu6eu piro semeloet, bic &auois
barur oes pSaterlano="JReoatteurs Siai lin
&eiAstasswabltreis aslbsim in Sayeru
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&QDuaD'S YtQelt,

fur bic Seiluns afer eeb,n bes WassuS, oer 2es
Der, Der Gingeweioe, Hteren, 9laie, Werpens
Ieipeti, TrauenIeiocn, MppetitsVerluft, &ppfs
fdmeri, Uerftoptmne, GartIeibiatett, lmpers
oauIidlfeit. Siltofttat, 5ieber, unterIeibS.
GntSnnouns, Santniprbptoen uno aler eeioen
Der @insep,ibe. Rtiu ue9etabiliih, tntbdlt feiu
luedfb.r, UtneraIi,u oocr ihdoIihe Drosuen.
9erfefte Beroauuna piro erlanst, lpenu man
Raopap's Silen siHHiuImt. BeHu man Dies tbuts
tperoeu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-08-11
lmPERsonAL PlcklNes.

A CASE is reported of a somnambu-
list who walked fifteen miles in his
sleep.
A WOMAN living at Harlem, New York
city, is licensed captain of ship Of
which her husband is chief engineer.
A POOR woman in Bonham, Tex,
makes her living by going about the
streets, and there sewing buttons on
mems garments.
THERE'S an American girl in London
who can lick on postage stamps faster
than Maud 5. can trot. She has record
of 5000 il an hour
THE monumental mean man dwells
in the Quaker city lie shouted from
his window the other morning: ia,
milkman, You needn't leave but a
pint this morning my wife died last
night"
AN indignant justice of the peace in
Barry, ILL.,, fined poor marEsman six
dollars for firing six shots at his wife
The weapon was a six-shooter Had it
been n seven-shooter, the man would
have probably been fined one dollar
more
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-08-11

Peter Bacus, a laborer in Kimberly
& Clark's mill at Kim berry, Outagamie
county. Was caught in a shaft and
probably fatally injured.
A. Gilbert, one of the oldest engineers
on the Wisconsin Central, fell between
two moving fat cars, near Marshfield,
and was probably fatally hurt.
George Pankratz, of Manitowoc, has
purchased site at Sturgeon Bay and
win move his sawmill to that place and
engage in the lumber business.
Mrs f. J. Hollister. of Kansas City,
Mo, was drowned by the accidental
capsizing of rowboat near Green
Lake.
Peter A. Traeger, sexton of the pub
lie cemetery at Two Rivers, fell dead
while digging a grave. He was 90 years
old.
A grand jury was drawn for the first
time In the history of Douglas county
and no one was able to divine the rea-
son.
Boys out fishing found the body of
W. p Morton, horse doctor. well
known as "Old Doc Morton" who had
been missing for week. hanging TO a
tree on the island opposite La Crosse.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-08-11
TOLD OF THE AUTHORS.

JUSTIN MCCARTHY once INDUCED in
writing poetry. He reformed, however,
before entering into politics.
Miss WINNIE DAVIS is said to be at
work upon a book of recollections OF
her father, the late Jefferson Davis, Esq.
RELIC hunters have stripped the
tomb of Walt Whitman and the hill on
which it is situated of nearly every
thing portable in the way of vines and
plants.
Mr.. HERBERT SPENCER, the .philos.
opher, tells with genuine amusement OF
a letter he received not long ago from
"a wild west American publisher, -
asking how much he would take for
the exclusive right to publish his poem,
'Fairie Queen" in the states.
NJ. ZoLA is a great lover of curios.
His home in Paris and his country seat
at Medan are filled with artistic treas
ures, and he spends much of his spare
time in the auction rooms. He only re-
mains three hours at his desk, and those
in the morning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-08-11

The railway dining cars in this coun-
try earn more than the sleeping and
baggage cars together.
THERE are 176, 255 miles of railroads
in the United States, nearly enough 70
span the world seven times.
THE Austrian railway companies
have presented Emperor Francis Joseph
with a train de luxe, which has just
been constructed for his exclusive use.
THE Manhattan N. " elevated rail-
road carries, it is claimed, SOC, 900 pas
sengers daily. At this rate a years
total would amount TO 1s2. 800, 900, and
at scent fares the receipts would be
9.125, 900.
THE total number of railway en-
ployes on June 30, 1880, was 749, 3O4.
The number killed by accident during
the twelve months preceding was 2, 45l,
and the number injured was %, 1896.
This is a death for every BOG and an in
jury for every 30 employed.
A RAILWAY beginning at Belize and
extending to the state of Guatemala, at
or near the town of Peten. is under con-
tract 1t will open up extensive areas
of lands of the most fertile description
and will afford access to the mineral
regions of British Honduras, which are
now beyond the reach of transportation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-08-11
Eleetrlc LLneman KllIed.

PoRT HURON, Mich, Aug. 9.-Newton
Talbot a lineman employed by the
City Electric Company, was almost
instantly killed az 0 "A. m. rMonday
He was working on trolley
wire at the time and in some way
came in contact with guy wire He
was taken away almost instantly, but
could not recover from the shock
The short duration of the contact and
the fact that the current is only 500
volts causes considerable surprise at
his death.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-08-11
DoINos IN DAYS GONE BY.

TERTULLIAN, who wrote about A. d.
1876, said that kissing was first insti-
tuted for the purpose of discovering
whether the person kissed had been
guilty of tipping.
THE Servians have a curious custom
of giving a parting kiss to thei' de-
ceased friends before final burial. and
the observance of it has caused a serious
epidemic of dipththeria. The custom
has now been forbidden.
THE ancients believed Delphi to be
situated in the exact center of the land
surface of the world. Anton's class
zeal dictionary, ins article Delphi, y
says: The ancients claimed that the
temple of Delphi stood on the navel OF
the universe"
THE old Danish Vikings had the pleas
ing custom of stabbinga an enemy in the
throat when he was drinking his mead.
From this arose the custom of mans
inviting all the members of company
to drink his health, as, while thus oc-
cupied, they could not use their weap-
opc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-08-11
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
A VIE worth Having

The reconciliation Of long-separated
husband and wife took place at West
Superior under romantic circumstances.
The mans name was b. Vermillion,
and he had lived in Davenport, la. The
husband, in fit of demented jealousy,
left home and did not return The wife
searched through five years in twenty
states. and finally through the work of
a detective met her husband free to
face in the Windsor hotel, where he
was employed A scene ensued, and
the couple returned to Davenport to
live. The man could give no reason
for his strange desertion Of the woman
he loved
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-08-11
A GATHERING OF FOREIGNERS.

WHEN dull speaker begins speech
in the house of commons, Gladstone
settles himself for refreshing sleep
and is soon in the land of dreams.
LAFCADIo HEARN is an Irish-Greek
Max O'Rell an Irish-Frenchman, anC
Commodore O'Higgins, after whom ia
nous sloop was named, was an Irish
Gillian.
ALEXANDER HENRY, inventor of the
celebrated Martini Henry rife, usec
exclusively in the British army, is q
Scotchman by birth, and recently cele
brated his 74th birthday.
ALEXANDER GUILLAUME BULAN Of the
reputed age of 1O6 years, committed
suicide at Ekaterinoslav, Russia, short
time ago, because, as he explained in q
letter he left behind, he began to fine
life insipid and uninteresting as com
pared with the good old days.