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The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

The brain crop is the one that should receive the most attention on the farm during the next three months. Fertilize with an abundance of good sense, and cultivate with good books, papers, maga- zines and experiment station bulletins, take plenty of time off to attend grange meetings, farmers clubs, agricultural and horticultural meetings, or any other meeting where good men get together for educational and social purposes.-[J. II. Hale in Courant.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

gg
 When Gen Grant was entertained III Chicago at Il public dinner just after the close of the war, he made the prediction that the city would one day become Ihe metropolis of the New World; whereup- on a Chicago landowner who was pres ..ut said: .sGcncral, have 60 acres of band on the West Side which l am tired of owning. If you will take It, ! VIII make you q present of one-thlrd of II. Gen Grant laughingly accepted the offer and, several years later, when ne again visited the city, the land was transferred to him for nominal consideration. Ihe property remained ill his possession u'l- disturbed until the time of the 6rant- Ward failure, when, in May l7, lSS4, 2 mortgage for sl50,0O0 WAS recorded { sagainst C for w. U. Vanderbilt
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08
MONROE.

Rev Dr E. K. Besrdsley of New Haven left St. Peter's $500.
 Mrs Henrietta Bur has moved from her place in the Center and offers it for sale; good home for some one and very reasonable. She is now living in Hunt ington.
 Rev w. G. Lathrope will preach in the Congregational church, Sunday, 10th.
 Annual meeting of the Congregational society, Saturday, 9th, l p m.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Few Union generals are held in high CT esteem by the people of the South than Gen Galusha Penny packer, for whom the Tenneseeans especially have a warm feeling of admiration. In Nash vile, just after the close of the war and dnring the gloomy days of the recon struction period, his patient and kindly treatment of his former foes did much to allay the bitter hatreds of the time. Gen Pennypacker's notable war record is recalled by the recent action of the secretary of war in granting him med al of honor for bravery ac Fort Fisher. He was one of the youngest of the prominent commanders of the North, having been breyetted major general when only P.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

King Oscar of Sweden is reputed the most accomplished royal parsonage in Europe. He is playwright as well as poet and, in addition to a profound knowledge of astronomy, is well versed in general science. Like many other European sovereign, he has pronounce ed taste for music and is a skillful per former on the organ. In physical stat ure, he is giant, surpassing even the czar in height.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

There are Sunday newspapers and Sunday newspapers. But when l have seen some copies of some Sunday news papers, have thought of a dialogue once heard between a buzzard and canary. "Poor canary!' said the buzzard, ''your mistress won't let you eat carrion." :" "1'hank you,' said the canary, cheerful ly; "carrion l do not care for.-[Lyman Abbott.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Charles Sturtevant of the Mantle Mills Go. has informed Superintendent s. P. Glover that he shall probably start 10 or 12 looms at the Sandy Hook mill as soon as possible and he is expected at Sandy Hook to arrange for resuming work in the weave room.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

The year 1891 stands out as the mot brilliant and remarkable in trotting an- nals. Never before in one season were so many new records made and fast miles scored by so many trotters. The worlds record was reduced by Sunol to :0S IA, the stallion record by Palo Alto to } :0S- 34, the two-year-Old record by Arion to 2:10 3-4, the yearling record by Frou Frou to } :25 1-4 and the race record by Nancy Hanks to 2:12, which was also equalled by Delmarsh. It is true that all of these performances-except Del kite shape track, which is more favor able to speed than the regulation oval course.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

John F. McDermott is in charge at Rubber shop No. 2, portion of the time. Infirmities incident to age require Fore man Hough to keep indoors part of the time
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

New Years is on hand and so are Ter Till, Betts & Co. with rything season. able and choice in the line of groceries and general merchandise.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Col R. B. Mason of Chicago, connect ed with the Housatonic road in its early days, died at Chicago, last Friday night, S7 years old.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

At their regular monthly meeting, Sum day, 10th, the Knights of Columbus will work the third degree on b new mem bers. The order here now numbers abOut 60.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Miss Ann Cunning, native of Brook field, but for years resident of New town and for the past five years in the poor house, died there, Thursday night, and the funeral was from the aims house at o'clock Friday afternoon, Rev o. o. Wright officiating; burial in Berkshire. Miss Cunning was so years old, had been ailing about month and died of heart failure. She had said that she had no relatives living, but it is thought that she had distant connections in Bridgewater or New Milford. Years ago, Miss Dun ming was employed in the woolen mills, then run by Ava B. Beecher. She had saved few hundred dollars which she loaned to a brother-in-law who invested it in some mining scheme and lost it all, by which means the old lady was thrown upon the town ill her old age.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Rev P. Fox will read his annual report at the 1l-o'clock mass at St. Rose, Sun day it is probable that the figures pre- sented will be published in next week s BEE.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Those of the families of w. E. Ackley, J. H. Warner and at St. Johns rectory who have been on the sick list are im- proving.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

The annoyance occasioned by the continual crying of the baby, at once ceases when the cause is promptly removed by Dr Bulls Ba- by Syrup. One of the most popular household remedies is Old Sauls catarrh cure. Price only 25f
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08
BEDDING.

Aaron Treadwelrs youngest son, who is professor in college near Cincinna i, returned, Monday, after spending the holidays at the old home.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Arthur Schaffer, operator at Hawley- vile, has. moved from Sandy Hook to Birmingham and is in the Housatonic of fee at Shelton.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

"Gen Allcock, the inventor of the DOT ous plaster, is dead,' notes the New York Morning Advertiser, ''after cling ing tenaciously to life for v years. Gen Allcock met with some reverses, but he never gave up and always conquered in the end. His excellent plaster embodied the motto of his business life: Stick"
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Carpenter c. B. Glover has put new blinds on the house of Michael Carroll of the Glen.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

footprints of the Worlds History" is an elegantly illustrated book which Dr k. N. Betes, ST, is delivering to subscrib- CTS in town.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Mrs Jane Belts of Woodbury, for mer resident of Taunton, has been very low from shock, the second within a few weeks.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Charles, son of Timothy Costello, and John Freehoffer are out of the Mantle on sick leave; Costello with quinsy, Free hoffer with grip.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

E. D. Frisco has a new front south door. L. s. Patterson did the work and is repairing the barn for E. Maurice Botsford.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Three inmates of the aims house have been quite sick. s'Vinnie," an aged ne- gress, lay in stupor for several days.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

,, Miss o. E. Williams from Cornwall Bridge is at the depot as operator during Miss Josie Hoyt's two-weeks' vacation at her home in Ridgetield.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

A. c. McArthur and E. B. Beers have been victims of grip.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Grape juice is clal flied in short time :; it takes centuries to clarify mankind. But it is being converted, however slowly, into rich wine. From time to time, we skim of from the surface of society old decayed habits and customs, but that is all we can do. If we do that with skill and care, we may safely leave the rest to the laws of evolution, There is but one supreme duty therefore namely, to stop grumbiing aud lend ii helping hand. New York sunday Herald.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Will B. Glover of the Copeland Bros. Co.spent New Years with friends in New York.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Fred Hubbell was home for the holi- days from Trinity college.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

'.Ex-President Hayes" says the Springfield Republican, ''went up to Newfane, Vt., to spend Christmas with his cousin, Mrs De Witt. His counten- ance was ruddy and he appeared in much better health than on the occasion of his last visit there, two'years ago. Some of the prominent villagers called on him during his brief stay at the Brooks house and found him. as usual, genial and entertaining on all subjects save that of politics, which seemed to iii- tereSt him least of all, though he ex- pressed cheerful view of public affairs in general"
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08
Id paint the parsonage.

Miss Mary Sheehan was home from Waterbury for the holidays.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Rudolph Stoefel, who killed Andrew J. Peck, is anxious to get T new trial.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08
soUTHBURY.

May Leavenworth, who was badly bit ten through the wrist, last week, by dog is doing as we'll IS could be expect esl,
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

First little boy-"Who you laughin' so about?'' Second little boy-"I had to stay in after school. He, he, he !" "Wot is there to laugh about in that?' "Why, the teacher she had to stay in, too. Flaw, haw, ho !''-[ Good News.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Fred Trippe, and wife are guests of Dea Charles Frisco. Mir Frisco, we are glad to report, is on the gain.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Mrs John P. Fians is about after an attack of grip.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Trinity Guild will meet, Friday after noon and evening, Sth, with Mrs E. L. Johnson.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

George Griffen is home sick with pneu- monia.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

k. D. Frisco is on the gain.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Leonard Botsford is clerking for E. F Hawley.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

L. E. Todd was home from Bridgeport for the holidays.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Harry Lyon of Philadelphia and Dan iel Lyon of Bridgeport visit their par ents, Mir and Mrs Philo Lyon.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08
WooDBURY.

There have been large number of ca- ses of sickness in this valley, not only from grip, but from various other caus- es. Our changeable weather is enough to account for much of it.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
GifenbahnunfaII

Nabe Groun 8otnt fano Otontag Mofeen
su elmer frii9en Stunoe Elm @tienbabns
unfa1 itatt. gedbereS erfubr man erlt
Dur6 ben Meltausitellun9Scommiiidr Geo.
s.. Barbour uno osiien Bruoer @Opin s.
Barbour aus Detroit. 8eiOe befanoen ii1
in etnem S1lafnagen zines 3ugcs Der
Wabalb BaDn auf bent Nege nab @bicago.
SOUR burh etn Wunoer fameu tie nit benz
9eben bapon, baben aber 8eioe iDmer5bafte
@erleBungen erIttten. Sic ~eradblten, DAB
Die S6ieuen bon benz fur6tbaren &egen
unterwaiaen uno Der 3ag e%nt9leilt lei.
0as 9taoerseiteu pes hinteren S6(afDa8eas
lei auf Der Banf 9eblieben, Der &alter
ieoo6, nit allen Balia9isren % SUB Dins
untergerout. Sort bitten fte unter ben
Grilmmern tpobl cine ba1be Stunot be9ras
ben gelegeu, bis man tie, penn aud ni3t
unperleBt, 10 bod Nae Iebeno, berporgears
beitet babe. Wdre Der Wagen elnige
66ritte metter peitIih in Zen breiten nit
Maiier gefiiuten @raben serout, 10 tplrosu
tie ale e~rtrunfen letn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
OermiBte Grben.

&te Gtn3teDltlt9 pon lta0benatttet UNI
aroeren @rbi 6aftet, loDte G%rbebnn9 BON
@]etOerl aus allen Sbetlem Gurppa'S miro
belorgt unb bic 5u Die EN- 3mede notDl9en
VDumaGten un0 alle erf oroerli0en gert0tz
ll0en 0ocumente alSgefertigt uno ftr6li0e
Certificate belor9t. Geine me6r ais orelBt9z
ld6ri9e Yroris an ben @rb l9aftsregelungell
uno Yro5elien lplte 2tle peronlalle3, pel9e
einen 3uperlGiii9en Natb9eber beOiurfen, Ser
mann Wtard1Dortb gu 0tQtbe SIT 5te6en. Die
9eri6tli1en 2luffDrDerun9eu Don %DernttBten
@rbe1 1ino 10 Sabre pom 6erlndrn Wtardz
nDrtb e%elanmelt l1nO merDelt mo0entltb,
ipie Dieielben erl6einelt, i'll bteiem llllo alien
bebeutenoen GlGttern III ben &ereini9ten
Staoteu per0ffentli9t. Die aui9eforoerten
4erlpnen mollen ltd brett dn Dermont
Wtardmort6, 224-@26 8lne Ctr, @lnctlt=
natl. Sblo, 1pel1bet, Oa NtemGno auBer tbIn
;1dberen Nufi6luB Qeben tam.
SrsiGmaier. Sp6ann @epr9, aus gSarrt=
bronl1; Grebn,, WtotbiaS, aus ~lltten1peiler;
Geslpieler, 4Dnfra5, aus 6o6baulen; Suebz
let, @ottbllt, aus yt%elttllngen; @9len, Srtez
bertha, aus Stettel q. IT.; @oelmoter,
Nilbelm uno sSoiepb, aus S0blinsen; Sad,
Barbara, gSittlDe Dot anbreaS, aus yofelsz
tel3en /; @inoele, Scarf 2orells, aus @ritngen;
aus Seli9beim Sedmanl1, &orolina Wtdr=
Sorens, &fofina Barbara &ieOerimba6;
6errlnaln @ins, aus l0eitingen; perrmotr1,
Satbartne, OtQrid, seb. Silber, GUS Jtelt1s
%ftetten; 0eib Qloant, aus 4ranfltobt 6auler,
Satob, aus Wellsberg 1altter, WtGrtll1, aus
Ser9 Golble, geopolo |, aus @rofenbaule1;
&entenber9er, Solepb, aus NlllOolsbeim;
6eppeler, 6ran3, 3oper ooer &tnber, aus
0lblin9en 6oentg, EbiIipp, aus. @Oelz
finger; 8ur5, Jtebeffa, 9orotbea, Sotob,
Sobalt Safob, 2Stlbelnt, 9ouile, SobanneS
lllto @ottlieb. aus @roBoSpab Sitbn,s
Galenttn, aus Gieti9beim; Reppler, Ebi=
ltpp Srteorib, aus @ampell6eler; &elttellz
berger, SoiepD, aus 9tmoolsbeim; Gobr,
Greseentia, aus p%eili9enber9; Wo1gelo,
@ottlieb ltnb QSilbeImiue, aus @0loelz
bronn Mon9olb, &otb, geb. 9aaS, aus
&lobbof; Wtorquorbt, Sob. Wg. ullo Soz
bann, Sat, Gus 9tufrtn9en; Ntellin9er,
Scarf, aus ADblin9eit; WtDe55rer, 6einrid,
aus Sretten; Wtiuer, 2ubmlg, aus JteultaDt
O.. ,. s.; Wioter, %pDan1, Sriebrt9, aus
Weiler Meln5, Softa, @brihina, 3llest III
Srotlpn gtQmlr, Gmil, aus ~2nrenlbnr9 /;
HrDbit, 9orteniia, aus @bnet; Ybiiterer,
Weor9, Safob, aus Gutenberg; 9tabolb,
Nnton, aus 80lterSbQD; &o1b, SGlome
ulO @nna Maria, aus Seurell; Spatb,
Mleranber, aus &l6linSber9en, S6ml0t,
@eor9, aus Yortsntltb, 5uleBt III 9tebraSfa;
Slreder, eeSofob, Saniel, Wottlteb, slDbaltneS
aus ST. Nspa9; &Doma. 9eboitian, So
boln 8aptlit, Qntalia unb Wtaria, aus
yDifingeil; Sol6, @Driltino, aus Si6teuberg;
QSeilenborn, &lara, aus Gi9linsber9en;
20olber, Spbamn Safob, aus AlplrSbo6;
Nolf 2bam. aus 0roBbeppa9 Men6ler,
Goren5, aus Sal9beIm.
Oermon1 80 ardwprtb,
9te1tSanlDalt.
S24-226 0ine Ctr.
cincinnati, Sbio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
modentlide JHinois Staatse5 ettune u1ontas, 9 1lai 1892

tpproen.-Qm l. Stunt miro cine bon Dem
jun9eu amerifaniihen NfrifareilenOen Wll1.
Nitor Gbanler auf eigene Soften dllsgerlls
itete .@rbe0ition unter jeiner ullo oeS o1terz
reiHtiden 2lirifaretlennen, lieutenant Oor@
mel Sibrung bon GnglanD ua62lirita abgez
ben. Die Expedition bat sum- 3lslpuntt einer1
Beatrf in Nfrlfa, Dcl6er megell Der Dartz
nG6igen N%einDldaft Der GIntpoDrer blsDer
itets nod ale 8~eraiibun9sn BON Grtorl6srn
D~ereitelt bat. Die @e9eno 1T lelb1t Den
arabtlden Sflaoenbd1olern ullo ben Suas
belihGnolern nod ei1 D0ltg uncertainties
2anb. 0sr3tped Der Expedition 1T eth rein
nllenl daftlider, unD Die MuSrllltu1g ut
10 pouftGlotg, als uur mo9ltd. Da @banz
Ter lolDohl, ais Quh lieutenant Oornel an
DaS afrlfaliil0e &lima uno Die oortt9e Hez
benSipetle 9eDobnt ituo, 10 tperoen Die
Srdger ni6t nit BiihienporrGtAcn belo1tet
treroen, nno oeShalb lit Die Expedition I'M
10 better i'm Stanbe, Snitrumeute u1o
Soften our Nufbenabrung Don botanll6en
uno en~tomLolo8iiden Ggemplaren nit it'd
Su flbren. Gbanler miro au6 5um
eriten Wale in Nfrifa 8eriu6e nit
elmer pbotograpbiihen Maidtne aritelen,
nelde auf meitere @ntfernungen bere6net
lit. Die expedition miro, na60em tie
Qamu p%erlaiien bat, BEN SLuB 2ai1a bis 3um
Serge &erta bInauf9ebeu. Sort ntro ltb
Dieielbe nlebrere Wo@en aufbalteu. Inn etne
griteigung oes Beraes au Derlnhen. Gon
bort miro it'd Die expedition norotpdrts
tpe1ben uno Die @e9eno 0itlih pom Ganz
Dplpb See Dur6freu3en, bon tpel6er man
bis ieBt nur ipetB, oaB Tie bon friegerilden
@tGmmen bepobnt lit. 0ies @ebiet war
i6on bGuft9 Oas s3ieL friibere Torl6unasz
retienOen, Del6e ober itets Daral1 l6etterte1l.
uno bier Tano audi Die NieoermeBelun9 oes
Barors bon Der Oodeu itatt. 9ub bas
gorbrinaen bon Gepoil. bes Tiiriten Hasz
poll unb Serranbi's murbe bier elm 13iel
geleBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
Sunoerbarer 0orfau.
Jomes Grant ourd etnen eleftri-
fden S6la9 tobiudtts
9emoroen.
Die 2Ier3te rathlos.

@s fltngt fat un9laubli6, tpenn man
Bort, DaB Elm Wtanr, 6ur6 einen Terniprez
der lprebenb, einen eleftrilben S6lag
empfins uno in Solse Deiien tobiii6tig
Duroe. uno bod ereignetc IT'D otelcr Sat-
nit Sarnes Grant, einem NnaeiteIten Der
vgbtcago Selepbone Co." ais CT am Wlouz
tag in Der 3tDeigofftce an Der 40. uno 2afez
1traBe our6 einen %5Sernlpreber lprab. @r
beftnOet it6 ieBt i'm 0etentton@ 6olpital uno
1T 10 tobluhttg, DAB man tbn blnoe1 muBte
uno ct u1ausgeleBt bon atpet Widnnern be-
tpad1t tpiro.
Grant lit 81 Sabre ait unb tpobnt Bel
ieiner Sam.ilie. Ser Sturm am Wlon:
tag bate mebrere 9rG0te a%errilien
uno Grant nit mebreren Mnberen tpurbe
aMsgel6idt, UNI Die n0tbigen Geparaturen
Dor5unebmen. ST begQb ii6 in Die 53tpeig>
office, UNI 8~erbinoung nit Der 6auptitaz
ton su erretben. Oils ct, auf Mntport
tDarteno, Dor benz Sernlpreder 1tano, fubr
etn BltBtrabl aus Dem 0lmntel herab uno
I'M nGhlten Nugeubltd Lag 0rant bemuBt<
Los auf Dem Snoen. Gr Duroe aufgebDben
uno rlebrere 9ler3te gerufen, ocd Nlle
lhlttelten ratbloS ben Gopt. Gtllt9e Stunz
ben lpdter befanl CT Dnr lelblt Dos SetDuBtz
letn tDteoer, um iofort in Die l6redli6ite
Gobiu6t gu perfaQen. Wtt iibermenidz
liher Graft itieB er Die Ner3te uno anbere
ibu umite6enoe 4erlonen aurud unb es
oauerte LANCE, ebe man ib1 eintgermaBen
berubtgen unb nad) benz Detention 6oipt;al
brin9en fonnte. 9ort angefommen, erforz
berte es bic gan5e &raft bon 5ebn itarfen
Widnnern, uni ben raienoen Grant gu btnz
ben.
Sein Sal itebt eiusig ba uno Die Nerate
fDnnen ii6 Den !3uiammeuDang nl6t erfldz
ren. Wabrldetnlib aber 1T es, Dab Der
elefriI6e Strom burh Die 0ormul6el in
birefIe 8erillrung nit bem @ebtrn tam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09

lDirtbfdaften BET Sort Sherioan.
Sol. Grofton, Der Gomman6ant 0es Sorts
Sberioan, bel6dftist itd au9enblidlt6 NIT
Der Trage, pb es ongebradt Jet, ben Solz
baten bas Gaufen bon Spirituolen in Den
3ablreihen in Der Nadbarl6aft Des Sorts
aelegenen 8irtbidaften 3u perbieter. 9luf
8efebI bes Gen. Wttles bat @ol. Grofton
Die Soloaten Dor Dem 8eiuh oteler 1Strtbs
i6aften getparnt, Die W0rnung bat dber
feline 8eaNtung %gefunoen. Sberit Grofton
bdlt niel auf Dis5ipltn uno ct tpta, oaB Der
8efebl bes Sen. Wtiles reipettirt tperbe.
ct beabit6tiet por ieDer Wirtblhaft etnen
8oiten auf5uitelen, Der Die 9ianen aler
Soloaten, pclHe bieielbe betreten, aufs
l9reiben lon. Die Birtbe haben aber be-
retts ARRANGEMENTS 9etroffen, nm bic
lhnapsourftigen &rieger an SteQen, bic
iliGt betpa6t itno, nit 8ranntmein 81 pers
lorgeu. .rt
Mnoere Sffisiere iinb ber Meiauug, baB
ith Der Qppettt Der Soloaten ouf 8ranntz
tpein audi bur6 Die itrengiten WaBregeln
llt6t ertDoten laifen neroe, mie IS Die ST.
fabrung in ben Wtilitdrltationen i'm Nelten
DeutLt1 Setge.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
6. IS. @oiier,

Der ct. Mattbdls @emeinoe put6e Ser
ber5li6e 9anf Der SDnnoe ousgelprohen
fir tbre freunDli6e uno bereitwtutge @altz
freunoi6aft. 9ta6oem Die SDnoDe cine
@tnlaOung Der ct. SGcobt @emetnoe in
Gbjcaso (B. 8artlin9), ibre StBung i'm
Sabre 1894 III ibrer Wlltte absubalten uuo
elne @inIaoun9 Der Smlnanuels @entei1oe
in Chicago (8. 8. 6olter) fit 1895, an9e=
nomn1en bate, pertaQte it'd oieieLbe nit Der
Nbiingung bes 2ieoes: vgtun banfet ale
@ott" uID Dem @ebet beS Oerrn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
Uod Elm ~SelbItmoroer.

Ser Boli5iit Sobn Salt fano 0onneritag
am SuBe Der @arfielD 2lue. in Der 9tabe oes
2tucoln Yart 8ootbaulcs Die Selae zines
Wiannes in iiBenoer SteQung gegen etnen
Baum gelebnt. Ser Wiann. bate ieinem
9eben Durd stpei 6Nliie i'll ben Wuno Elm
@noe 0emadt. @S fano ft6 ni6ts. poz
burh ieine Seentttdt bate feitSeitelt werz
ben fon1en unb ber Goldman tpurhe llah
Der @ountp Wtorgue gebrabt. Der Toote
ipar ungefGbr 30 Sabre alt, 5 SUB Sol
9roB, mos 100 Bfunb, bate bellies t6aar
uno S@nurrpart unO magere @eit9tsaise.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
5taot gbtcago.

B1~ uniere Gorreiponoemten att0
2seeuteu beimNem 0te fol8enoem
Sfa6tct
Gcrr SEQ 8eatstt0bepem Die
etaaten Nebrasf0, &anfaS 1ttto
WiiHpnri.
9crr Dratts otto Die Staatem
MIabarna, Georgia, &etttmGO 1ttto
ScrneNce+
@err Yeter 8ati6 ocm Staat
SuinOtS.
9err 8amI Srtebel oea Gtaat
SSSDtun.
Serr Grik &e1tSeI sen gtaat
Californian TITO Die SctrttOrteN
Ne1t=M egtfo rmS 2tr.5oua.
9err Is, q. Sptegel Scn Staat
MttunefOta.
Serr Saul 3ionscf Sem staat
Ser6S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09

Je6er Qrst miro Jhnen faeer,
baB 8ranbt's @91oei8erpiaen elm empfe6lensz
mertbeS Wtittel linb. Nameltli6 jest I'M
Sritblabr lolteu Ste bic S1weiserplllet sir
9tellltgu119 Sbres SiuteS anmenoen. 10 @ents
bic S1a6tel in ben Npotbefen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
OeutfhIat1o.

6ier uno 6a purbe Oielfatfeter in BerltI
6ur6 unbeoeutenDe Sdldgereten 9eltort.
gDeoen oes i6le6ten gSetters lDarer Die
Qeute ae8pungen, iiA i'm Snuern Der ZOE
faIe aufSabaIten. Sn Sips SrGHsreI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09

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W0tft, Gebtattt BOA WeI3 TITO
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So. 3eIeB0Uaa 1850.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09

Or. &rauBe@boiion 8rofei1or 8a6>
bauS >9[oOiion, BrofeiIor 8robms Nboiion,
Or. Oaeumling Sort Wabne, Simon, 9ebz
rer &riugel, Wuues, Brandt, 9iener,
6attitdbt.
9ta6 Nnnabme einiser &omiteberi6te ers
folgte 8erta9uu9.
Sn Der lebten Sibung, Set Na9mittagss
1ibung tpuroe bas @omtte fit Die Meltausz
iteaung nocb bur6 y. MerbiBs Chicago err
gdn3t.
Ser 8eridt Der Professionalism
murbe Derleien uub an9enommeu. Nus
bemielben gebt berpor, DAB in Dieiem 9tz
itrict far innere WiiiiOn $5,825.34 aufges
bradt iiub lpdbreno DeS Iebten Sabres.
Serner nabm Die SDnooe ben 8ertdt Der
Golnnlil1tou 3ur unteritiiBung arrter Brez
biger> unb 2ebrer>@ittDen lotoie billfsbe>
oirftiger 8aitoreu uno Gebrer eltgegen.
Qus Demlelben 9ing beruor, oaB 80 8erioz
men int lebteu Sabre unterftliBt tpuroen.
Die Ginnabmen betru9en $2938.13, Die
Qusgaben $2251.25. gu 0elesaten fir
Die in Seem gorf it6 p%erlanmel1te SDnos
Dalfonieren3 wuroen folgenoe 6etren 9ee
koMkT&- me-.
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