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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-12
Opening Day Of the Spring Meeting
of the Memphis Jockey
Club.
The Event Of the Day Captured
~<Gby Tom Elliott Without
Effort.
Mile and One- Eighth, 2 :O3A Six Starters
In tho Kace-W1ll Hunched All
the Time.

MEMPHIS, April 11.--Three Thousand peo-
pie braved the cold damp atmosphere and
sat through five events Of the opening day
Of the spring meeting Of the new Memphis
jockey club. Considering the condition OF
the track tho sport was good. The event Of
the day, the Tennessee derby was won by
). Al. Browns bay colt Tom Elliott, BY
Luke Blackburn. in 2:03s4; distance ono and
one-eighth miles. The starters were: Jim
Murphy, 122 (R. Williams); Tom Elliott,
ll5 (Britton); Lew Weir, 122 (Delonp);
Little Billy, LIS (Hoggstt); Phil Dwyer.
IL (Overton). It was seen that Corrigan's
entry was overtrained. Little Billy and
Tom Elliott apparently we're in the pink Of
condition. Jim Murphy came out last and
showed up we'll. As the horn sounded the
odds we're: Jim Murphy. eight to one; Tom
Elliott and Little Billy, Browns entry,
three to two; Phil Dwyer and Lew Weir,
CorriRan's entry, seven to ten. Tom Elliott
led Jim Murphy at the start by nose, with
Little Billy close third. At the stand
Little Billy had passed both Elliott ana
Murphy and CorriRan's horses we're no
better off than when they started. At the
quarter Little Billy led by half lcngth.
Dwysr then made squirt and put Murphy
in fourth place. while Weir brought up tbs
rear.
At the half these positions were un-
changed, excepting that Billy had in
creased his lead and was three-quartsrs Of
length ahead of Elliott. Weir's Jockey
brought his horse to the second place and
pressed Billy hard at the three-auartsr
post, and Elliott was third, Dwyer fourth
and the Irish horse two lengths in the rear.
In the homestretch Billy led By half
length, Weir crowding him hard, Elliott an
easy third. Britton then gave Elliott the
whip and passed Weir and was on even
terms with Billy in twinkling. Another
similar movement and il was all over. Ell
liott seemed to 20 faster near the end Of
his journey, and passed under the wire
over q length ahead Of Billy, at tremend-
ous pace. Weir was some distance ahead
Of Murphy and Dwyer last Time, 2:O3M.
Six furlongs-H Heller SHELTER won. Amer
can Lady second. Critic third. Time,
1:19l1.
Four furlongs- Shadow won, Too Quick
second. III Paso third. Time. :51A
Seven furlonRs-Bolivar Buckner won,
Penn second, Gray Goose third. Time,
l:36.
Mile-Jim Dunn won, Ed Eshslby second,
Tom Jones third. Time. 1:49.
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Thrown Into the RaY.

BOSTON, April 11.--Last evening Instruo-
tor A. f. Norburg, OF the Boston farm
school, st. Thompson's island, left the
city with ten boys connected with the
school in saiiboat to go to the island.
Midway the boat was upset by squall, and
all were thrown into the 10y water. All man.
aged to cling TO the vessel, but no relief
came. and one by one they chilled through
and slipped from their insecure support
aud drowned until the instructor and eight
boys we're gone. At the end of four hours
the boat drifted ashore with two survivors.
The names OF the drowned boys nre Frank
i. Hitchcock Homer Il. Thatcher. Geo. II.
Ellis, Thomas Phillips. William w. Cur
ran, Chas. Ill. Gravos. Harry It. Loud and
Albert II. Packard.
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No Cures Effected.

INDEPENDENCE. Mo-. April 1.-THE base
mont Of the temple of the reorganized
church of tho Latter Day Saints looked like
hospital to- day. The lders in attendance
advertised that they would heal the sick By
the laying on of hands. and many persons
suffering with various ailments were taken to
the temple, some on atretohera. some on cots,
and some in chairs, to be attended. Tbs
manner or treatment was very simple and
consisted OF pouring few drops Of olive
oil which had previously been pleased by
the prophet Joseph, upon tho heRd Of tho
patient. and the laying Oh of the elders
handa. No cures were etfected, although
some professed to experience relief.
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GUNsHor WOUNDS.

Cause the Death OF Suspected Rustler
Not Far From Billings.
BrLLINas, Abril Especial ]-To-day
Coroner Chapple was notified that the body
Of another man had been found near
where "Kid'' Fadden met his death. An
inquest was held and deceased identified as
Charles Green, Of Custer, -. D. He was
known here as All. Parker. Eight Of nine
bullets had pierced the body, evidently
while the man was endeayoring to escape
on foot. He was the man who left here
with Fadden March 6. and evidently both
had been killed about that date. The YER
dict was that deceased came to his death
by gunshot wounds at the hands of partiea
unknown to the jury.
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Urged by Mr.. Dixon.

WASHINGTON, April 11.--To-day Repre-
sentative Dixon. Of Montana, appeared be-
fore the house COMMITTEES on public lands
and urged tho passage Of bill providing
for q survey Of lands granted the Northern
Pacific railroad In 1864. to ascertain their
character. whether mineral or nom mineral.
This. hs urgsd. should be done so as to re-
move any doubt in tho minds Of persons
who contemplate settling along the line 81
tho road, the original grant to the road
stipulating thas lands included therein
should be non mineral
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Democrats sweep Anaconda.

ANACONDA, April IL. - Especial. - The
democrats swept the deck to-day, eleoting
Daniel Dwyer mayor by ba6 majority over
ID. Iietjen, who ran on y ticket colled the
Labor Cisizens," being a combination of
republicans, diaatfected democrats and
some labor men. Tho democrats elected
their candidates for aldermen III every
ward. Tho vote polled was the heaviest
in the history of the city. Everything was
quiet and orderly.
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Burglars at KalispelL

KA1IspEI1, April 1l.-[special. ]-BurQ-
lars got in their work here last night. J.J.
stoner's hardware store, in which is located
the American express oompany's office, was
entered, the thieves securing about $50
worth Of goods. Phil Jacobs jswelry store
was also broken opsn and lot Of silver
ware taken.
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X KALISpELL'S FIRST.
Tho Flathead Town Now Has Mayor and
Council.

KAhIspEL1, April l1.--[Special. The en-
tire citizens ticket WIS elected with one
exception. The total vote was 81, as fol-
lows: For mayor, B. D. Hatcher 2s0, Jack
Wilson eighty-one, Grant Sawyer eighty
two; for alderman, Nj. Branderberg 25S, J.
T.. Cox 262 II. r. Cannon a26. j. Fl. Ed
wards 200, j, A. Ford 224. Paul
Ha nley 221,G. d. Cummings 1876, ]. A.
A. Ghent 101. Frank Hatton 104,
Charles Hack 100, A. Burke eighty sovsn.
III. A. Swamberg, seyeRty. After Wilson
had been nominated on the peoples ticket
the leaders of that party sought to retire
him and run Sawyer, but Wilson refused to
withdraw, and AS consequence there were
two candidates on that ticket. The cleo
tion was spirited, and nearly every vote
was challenged.
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Additional Rise Expeoted.

MOBILE, Ala, April 1.-THE Tombigbee
river has not since 1847 had so sudden and
great floods as at present. Farmers on tho
river were wholly unprotected, and from
Columbus, Miss., to Fulton, the loss of
hoga, cattle. mules and cotton seed ia un-
presidential. Much farming material was
swopt away and people are rendered desti-
tute. A great deal of corn and cotton is
under water. Mules, horses and cattle are
seen daily floating down the river. Addi-
tional rise is expected,
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Fight on Powder River.

DouenAs, Wyo., April 11.-A telegram
from the sheriff of johnson county states
that fight occurred between stockmen and
rusters on Powder river and directs the
arrest of fugitives, two of whom are located
near Felterman, but their trail was lost
several miles north os Douglas.
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The Bear Had an Innlng.

CHICAGO, April ll.-A whirl Of excitement
marked the close Of to-day's session on the
board of trade. A break in the price Of
wheat from tho high point Of the day was
four and half cents. Partridge. tho noted
bear, who for the past few days wan sup
posed to be ut the end OF his rope, ID crcd-
ited with pooksting halt-millioa dollars
on the decline.
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sluseed with a Beer Bottle.

GREAT FALLS, April II. Especial. Dur
ing an alteration over game of dice in
Tracey's saloon Saturday night Joe Steiner.
the bartender, was struck over the head
with beer bottle and perhaps fatally IN
iured, confusion of the brain resulting
from the blow. His life is despaired Of.
Steiner was formerly head waiter in the
Grand Central hotel in Helena.
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WAR ON RusTLERs.

A Fight Thought to Have Taken Place
in Wyoming.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 1l.-No details of
the fight between cattlemen and rustlers
which is thought to have occurred in John
son county. have been received. The wire
to Casper is all right, but is in the hands of
either the oattlemen or rustlers, who will
allow nothing to pass that they don't ap-
prove. Startling news was expected this
afternoon.
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she Nak Armed,

sr. LOUIS, April ll.-Howard Esholes, a
mulatto, wns found dead in room ooou-
pied by Jennie Harris, oolored. who is bo.
lisvsd to be fatally wounded. The couple
lived together. Els threatened to kill the
woman and commit suicide. 1t is believed
that when he attempted To carry out the
threat ha found the eirl armed and real
dusl ensusd, AZ the revolver by his Esholes'l
side had been discharged thraa times. and
that by the woman'a aide twice. and the
wounds OH each correspond with the empty
shells. The woman will die,
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A Jobbing Bureau.

WASHINGTON, April 1l.-senator Sherman
to-day presented the resolution recently
adopted by the New York chamber Of com
merce, reeitinR the Importance Of the
bureau Of American republics as an agency
in promoting commercial relations between
tho United States and other American ma
tions, and urging liberal appropriations to
extend its usefulness.
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nlxges. Areh Eyar Rnised.

CH1uAuo, April ll.--'rhe largcat aroh ever
constructed for any building, that of the
manufacturers building ut the Worlds fnir
grounds WAS completed this evening. The
immense stasl apan has II height of 2l2 feet
and . width ut the base Of 375.
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OBSTINATE CLERKS.

Refuse to Answer Proper Questions Put
by u Comnntttae.
WARRINGTON, April lin the pension
investigation Geo. w. Wayson, formerly
assistant ehief Of the special examining
division OF tha pension bureau, declined to
shy whether or not he had borrowed money
or secured endorsements from his suhordi-
nates. He admitted that he took the depo-
siton of an examiner named Williamson.
showing that the latter had borrowed
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A miner named Kelly WAS killed and SOW
eral others wounded in low between
lrishmen and italians at Hancock, Mieh.,
at the Franklin mines.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-10

Gin gaterbers. SIM Sabre 1894
tpuroe Der pormalige f0niglid)e Hatb
unb Observation-Disclosures Der Mrtillerie
Sean De yot,eroles gu Yaris bon Dem
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oerbaftet utto NIT
5einem Sobne 5imon DC yot3erotles in
oas @efansntB ct. ya3are gemorfen.
YIN 2. Suli 1894. alto 3ipei Gage Dor
Hobespterres SturS, muroe bet Dem all,
morgentliben Nufruf Der fir Die @uile
lotine beitimmten Spfer aud Der Jiamc
Stmon De yoiierolles perlelen. Der
iunge Wfa1n mar 5ufdllis III ieiner 3ele
5uridgeblteben, mobl aber mar letn Ya-
ter ,uge9en, unb oteier a1tnortete iofort
an Stelle ieines Sobnes, nuroe BON
ben Shersen fortgefibrt unb id)on
tpentse Stunoen ipdter fiel oeS dlteren
yot3erolleS' Oaupt inter Der @uillotine
als ETH Spfer Der Yaterliebe. Spei
Gage oarauf erfol9te Der Stur3 Hobes,
pierres, ut6 unter Den Tauienoen,
tpelbe nit leinem llntersans Dem yebem
utto Der 6reibeit 3uriidseseben fpuroen,
befaro lid aud yoi5erolles Der Slnsere.
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Die Defilerie Der Seneoittine lit Gecamp.
Yin Der Stelle Der alten Mbtet puroe Elm
9robarti9es Sabrif9ebduoe in mooernem
Henaiilaneeitil erbaut, oaS NIT alien
Heuerunsen tn Wtai6inenmelen unb
ted]ntifen Grfinbungeu aus9eitattet lit ;
1ur oas Hesept oeS TranfeS. BON mel
dem td9lid etipa 5000 viter ber9eitellt
meroeu. blieb itets oas 9leibe.
Otes 1T bas faufmdnniihe Gtablifiey
ment. meld)es man seipobnbeitsmd6is
alS ote Venebiftinerabtei BON 6eeamp
be5ethret uno mel6es fir3lid our6 cine
6euersbrunit In alde sclegt wuroe.
zoe, 600 Slaihen bes @lirirs iino babel
81 @runoe 9esansen.
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1Hn9en Der N"" w
Ianse. Die fir eia b~albitiinoi9es tda,
lidlss Nuftreter In ser vonooner' I'll.
balnbra" per Wohe $1,000 erbielt, lino
ourb ote Tasesprche 10 ausfiibrlib be,
idrieben morOen. 0aB eine Mieoerbo-
lung an bteiem Blaee unnOtbis CT,
le1eiHt uuo. anseiidts Der fat sleideu
Nnsabl besetiterter @esner. oiirfen mir
une liiglid Der 3ritif entbalten. Wir
i!bcrlalien eS Der 3eit, felt3uitellen. pie
ote faum or~eiBisidbrise feline Amcrifa.
feril1 pom ~teineSiDesS robuiter Grlhei.
nur5 es fertis bringt, uitter anberem
,ed)S Wdnner auf eiltem @tubl IN bic
Doile gu beben, mdbreno man lie ielbft
alebt BON Der Stele brinsen fam, uno
Oh mir 60 nit elmer gang rdtbielbaften
allGufftdrbaren yiaturfraft ODER einem
gang natiirlih auffldrbaren S1pinoel
Su tbuu baben.
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per Smenariepafaf.

sEiss elm Gebduoe bon bisber tutrb6r,
tea 9imenfontn inernen-Gim Ser,
sleid NIT brm Eariier 5unnHrie.
palaH.
Sos 9auptgebduoe ber Golnmbiiden
Weltausifelluns miro Der mad ben Sid.
men oeS Nem y)orfer Nr1iteften Soft
ous9etibste 9efpalti9e Snouitriepalalt
1ein. Nod ME lit Elm @ebduoe Don 1oltcn
Timeniionen errihtet morben ; oas uers
anifaniitbt beutli6 Elm Uersleid srpi,
iden inn uno Dem Snouitriepalalt Der
iesten partjer MISUNDERSTANDING.
YIN Der 3ano elmer Stisse, ipelde Die
Turhfbnittss Mniiht Der bciberi Der.
etntst. ieien bier Die betreffenoen Wtabe
scsebeu Der Gbieasoer Snoultriepalalt
mtro cine Sdn9e Don 1857 SUP, cine
Ureite BON 1877 6uB uno cine Oobe BON
236 6uB erbalten uno cine @runoflahe
BON 1abe3u 81 AcreS beoeden, rualreuo
Der Yariler nur 1873 IuB lang, 406
SUB brett uno 166 SUB tod mar unb
cine Grunoflahe BON II NcreS bate.
S~nnerbalb oes Gbiea9oer @ebduoes
erftreft iih cine @allerie pom so 5uB
yreife on alien pier Seiten, uno BON Die,
ier Dauptgallerie beruortretenb. befinben
lif 86 fleinere BON II Sub Brcites BON
beten aus Die Yelufer oa8 geipaltige
GbaoS Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8leidfdm aus Der Yo9elperipeftipe per.
ten iberblideu f6nnen. Jn Der Yam,
SeraaSoebnnns ourhidneioet ben Hje.
Eabou bic so SuB breite ,@olnmbia
sspe.," bic IN Der Wtitte I'M redten Win.
id ourh cine atpeite Yromenabe bon
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Die Grippe Der 8eIona an, Nbminidro.
fionsgebduSe Der 8eltauStelung.
4rte3cS. Bellona, Die @6ttin bes SOL,
ter pernidtenoen Streites. iist auf elmer
aailoie, ben 9elm auf Dem 6aupte uno
bic getne gum Wtari9e selhniirt. Jbre
ette batlo greift mad Dem yorbeer3mcig,
nabrenb Die anbere etne nod loie ba11s
gcnoe 6abne bdlt. Sic lit in eripar,
teaner. fampfbereiter Stellutg uno ibr
Naacrld lit oerjcnise erniter Wa1iam.
felt. gu ibren 6aBen balten iid, pors
gchen3t, 5fpet 9nabengeltalten, tpelde,
geiparti8 ibres Wtnfes. Die Drommete
SnnI Wfunbe fiibren, poa Musornd uno
Seieenihaft, oils moltert iie Die nod
logernoe @ottin 5u ibrem @ntihluiie
brailgen.
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A6se6rammf.
Die Senenistinerabtei hon Teeamp-9ie
GaeQe hes iueltberiibmten &ianenrs.

Die Senehtatiaerabtei non Teeamp-0ie
Gaeae hes tueltberiibmten 3%ianenrs.
ytabe Der alien Wormannenitabt
Scamp oil Der norbfran3oiilhen Siilte
lag emit elm beriibmtes &loiter, melhes
9er3og Hiharb II. i'm Sabre 1905 ben
Wt0nhen bes bell. Yeneoiftus aeIhenft
bate. Sabrbunoerte btnourh bate iih
Die Veneoifttner~Mbt BON 6eeantp aus
9e3eibnet ourb Die @elabrtbeit ibrer
Vepobner oa perfdaffte ibr Die @rfir.
oun9 etnes mageuitdrfcnoen &rduter<
tranfes ourd Com Bernardo Ylncelli,
1910, etleu Weltruf. ipte tim II nod
oas aloiter Der @rarbe @bartreute be-
fist. Sn ben Stiirmen Der fran,olilhen
Hepolutlon muroe ieboh Die Beneoif-
t%inerabteI 3erit0rt, Die Wt0nfe ,erltreu.
ten itf In ollie Welt9egenoen unb Die
foitbare Bibltotbef oes GloiterS ipurbe
nerl1leppt.
Ginem friiberen Sadmalter Der
Wfonfe. yfamens yegranb, gelans eS,
eini9e Der alien Wtanulfripte ipieoer s1
iammeln nno oeiien Grbe, 0err VI. Ie-
grand, entbedte @noe Der 5anfaiger
Sabre In eiuem bieler Wtanuifripte 6as
Resept bes Dom Yineelli fir Die 3ube,
reitung oes beilfrdttigen Tranfes. Mls
9efDanoter @eihdftsmanr erfannte er
ben boben Wertb, Der in Der Musbeu.
tuns oes @ebeimniiies lag. uno 10 ent.
ltano i'm yauf Der Sabre bic grobe
Aftiengeiellihaft. mel6e nit einem 9api-
tai pom $500, 900 bic 6eritellung Der be.
rlbute1 sBeneoiftine4 ut1ternimmt.
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Durdihnittsanidt Der Snpuitrlepaldite II
Chicago unb Yarts.

Durd)ldntttsanftdt Der Snbuitriepaldite In
Chicago uno Yarts.
erbebt itd bas Maniarbens Stodmerf,
p%ersiert nit Is SUP boben Moleraeital,
ten. nno an ieber 9eite. oberbalb Der
9eitenbUsen. befinoen lia mahtise
Staten unb Snihriften.
Ole arditeftur Sieies srobartisen
VaueS, meldes, mie mir ieben, ben ga,
ritter Saouitriepalait melt in 5batten
ltellen miro, 1T i'm @orintbiiden, rein
tlaiiilden Stile sebalten, uno bic lanee
Heihe BON Sdulen uno 8osen. melae
DIE Sauptfaeaoe biloen. erbalten ourf)
retfe Srnamente 5arbe uno veben.
Wetbltte Sisuren, ipmbolilhe Oar,
ltellunaen Der perldieoenen 9iinite uno
Wiicnibaften. ipielen bel oieien Ser,
Steruttgen eine sroBe Role, ferner He,
!ietS Der Sie9el uno Wappen Der Der
1biebenen Staaten Der linton uno meb,
rerer ~auSmdrtiger ytationen. Otele Ser,
5ierunsen iino natiirltd, Dem soloiial'
ban ansemeiien, IN rieiiseu Yroportio,
aen anssefibrt.
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8enwdrtis anf
benz europaif9en
&onfiHent fid be-
fineet. bal 10 febr
bas Jnteteiie Der
an3e Welt
ipahaerufen oaB
q lnllnerbin pie
len vefern mill,
| 0 n, m Iein
MIRO baS feline
@u n | m
Biloe 5u betrad,
ten. Oie sci,
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eletder 8reite sefrenst ptrb. Das
9auptoab ptrh aus Giien unb @las
bergelteut uno wolbt Iib iber elmer
5lad'e pom 3s5 bet 400 SUP. Ser
llt1fere Hano oeS GUIDES befinoet li1
15O SuB nber Dem @robooen.
Ole pier Ginsdn9e, le elmer IN Der
Wtttte elmer )eben Sacabe, lino BON
praftisen Trillmpbbogen iberlpolbt, 40
TuB brett uno 80 Sup bod. Dariiber
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Sie Maine. Di6ter: ,Sn met,
mem Stide fon1mt eine Niaioe Dor?
9aben Sic eine iotde ?@-Tbeater.
otreftor: .@emiBl Mteine Satin
oie putlpte 9eitern unierm 6eloen-
ipieler 100 Wtarf in Der Soffnnns. iie
bon tbm pieoer gu frieseni Das III
bod gefptB main I"
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3ehn Sabre unter Ter Grbe, pber Shu'
uno subne.
Ser Giniiebler ain lhipnrsen &~eus.
@eddtst, Dber nas @lDdleln npm Surstbo
Der @eiiterieber.
guf e%inianler SnIeI, Deer uniAulois be.
toben.
Oct Sdarfridter pom BE, lin.
Ses &elterpberers Slid uno Gnbe 81
polepnl.
@enopepd, bic frornme Trulberin.
Sus lhDne Eabl if,nabhen.
9cs fiittfte @ebpi.
Sdincertaunes, Der sr6bts Jtduberbaupt
manu- hes IS. S~abrbuunerts.
Die S%poteufeloer uon Sthtrisn.
Sas &,nh Der @eritpkenen.
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geGona.
Die Ss:,lptareit at nem TermaItnngss
gebGa3e Der Golamhiiden @eltauss
Aeni..n

Die S;:,Iptnrea an bent GtrmaItamgss
gebGa1e Der G%olnmbiiden @eltauss
ieln 4.
Yin rem neutrality-suspicious. Der 60,
lumbilgsen WeltanSitellung meroen in
Der 9a1e pou 115 SUP pom Booen,
rings .3ln Die Suppel oes gepaltiaen
Yradt: aues. iih cine Heibe BON 5fulp,
tnrgrurpen 3ieben, beren 6aupt,mef es
tit. Die ardJitettoniiae N~erbinouna oes
rieoeren 3betles nit oen gelpolbten
&ontouren beS Nufbaues ber,mlteuen.
Diele Seittmmuus uerleibt ~notbpenois
9eripeils ben %etn3elnen @ruppen. aht a1
Der 3cjtes cine 9emilie GinfUrmigfeit,
uno ba linen alien iperoen mir cine
igmboillhe. nit entfalteten Sliigelu per-
iebene pauptfisur ieben, ipel6e BON
5tpet e1e Yolauue blai etoen @ettien flan,
tirt mlfD. Sn Der Oetailausfiibruna
tretlid) 1T Der 1h0pferiihen Ybantalie
etfpas lnebr Spielraum segeben, unb
thatladllih bat es Der 8ilobauer, Sarl
Vitter prdbti9 ueritanben, in ben
@renseu oes @egebenen Originates ;u
fdaffen.
Sine Der tntereIianteiten bon biefen
@ruppcn lit Die Yerionif3irung 6es
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-10
Die uaas,,stif6e ameriaamerim.
SaininoeI ooer @irfIidteit tuer
I fafttt eS faatf.

MiB Mbbetf, Der .fleine Magnet BON
Georgia, : fpelber in Der ensliiden Mie,
frppnfe Dor GINGER 3eit ibre @tauner
erreecIoen 0eritelluMger cab uno &c,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11

gls Die Yarteien bieier Sauier fid
ben 9lnoronun9en ber lt6btiI6en OeSs
infefteure niberiesten uub bic 8eamten
lelblt nit @ewalt fortiasten, beI6loB
Der Sber<S taotbauptmann Gin eners
gii6eS 8orgeben. @S murben 32 Pos
li3iiten 81 Yferbe unb ebeniO Oiels jll
SUP abgelanbt, I'M ben Desiniefteuren
Beiltano gu leiiten. llnterbelien batten
bic 8emobner Der Sauier f0rnli6e
8arrifaben erri6tet; lie empfin9en bic
Boli;iiten nit einem Hesen bon faulem
Sbit, @urfen, unratb, Wtilt uno Stets
men. Dtaboem itunoenlans per9ebens
parlamentirt iporben mar unb ben Selis
ten erfldrt murbe, bas ibnen alleS poll>
Itdnbi9 erIett peroen miirOe, 9ingen bic
Poli3ilten NIT @eDalt Dor.
Sie rGumten Die 8arrifaben unb
brangeit in oaS SauS Elm, no iie BON
ralenbeu Weibern NIT fo6enoem Wais
fer bei6iittet unb NIT 9anSgeratben be-
iporfen murben. Wfebrere Roli;iiten
baben bel bielem Sample Branbwuns
6en erlitten, iofpie audi lei6tere Ser
lesunsen bur6 bic mad ibnen semors
fenen @esenitdnoe aber aud auf Sei'
ten Der Iumultuanten iloB Wlnt. Siirs
mabr Elm traurigeS Sulturbilb bel all'
ben Sammericenen, wel9e Die Sen6e
i6on an uno fiir ii6 beranfbeidwSrt!