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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-15

s,eighing here ali day yesterday, snow having fallen 10 the depth of a trifie more than six inches. The injury to range stock by the severe weather of December last and the late storm is appalling. The loss is estimated at over % per cent, Owners say the calf crop will scarcely be worth brand ing.
 SILVER PURCHASES.
 WAsHINGToN-The offers of silver to the treasury department today az, gregated l,O24 900 ounces. The amount purchased was 536,0OO ounces at figures ranging from .s6.45 to S6.52.
 BLUE LAW,
 SAN JosE-The common coun gil to> night passed an ordinance requiring that all the saloons shall be closed at 10 o'clock Saturday night and not be opened until 5 o'clock Monday morn ing. At least one third of tho doors of thd saloons must be of clear glass, and nothing must obstruct in any way the full and free view of persons pass ing along the streets or sidewalks. There shall be no drinking in back rooms or ary place in saloon other than the bar.
 CLEVELAND SAYS NOTHING.
 NEW YORK; rer orter of the World today sent a copy of Henry Waiter sons statement that Grover Cleveland was preparing a letter of withdrawal to Mir. Cleveland. The statement was returned with the following, in MT. CleyelanG's handwriting, on the back "I have nothing to say upon the sub ject."
 ENGLAND INIT. LoSDoN-Goschen, chancellor ex chexuer, announced to the members of bimetallic deputations that waited upon him, that England would accept the invitation of the United States, to take part in an international confer ence to discuss the silver question. Goschen's statement was greeted with long applause,
 Lord Salisbury and Bsliour were present when Goschen received the deputaiion, which included represen- ;aiives of the chambers of commerce, | bankers, manufacturers and members of trsde unions.
 Sir William Henry Houldswortb, a member Of the commons for the north west division of Manchester, and a arge cotton spinner, stated that all | the chambers of commerce in Great Britain concurred in urging the gov ernment to accept the invitation of the United States to take part in the conference which he hoped would set tie the question once for all. The sit. uaiion was becoming worse and worse and unless it was remedied, disaster was inevitable.
 A number of delegates spoke in 8 ! similar manner, and Lord Salisbury asked Goschen to reply, informing them that it is the governments in tention 10 accept the invitation.
 THE NEWS AT WASHINGTON. WAsHISG-oS-It was stated at the treasury department this afternoon that no official response has been re- ceived from any foreign g ,vernments invited to join in the silver conference The London press dispatch containing Goschen's statement that England will send delegates, created no sur prise, for the reason that positive as-
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-15

GEORGE CHRIST was elected presi- dent of the territorial League, but would not accept the place, and Ben Heney took it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-15
OUTLOOK FOR STATEHOOD.

DENvER-A special to the News from Washington, says: Delegate Joseph of New Mexico, is becoming weary in being obliged to await the will of the rules committee in the House in order to get his pet measure up in that branch for consideration at this session. The measure referred to is the bill admitting the terntory that Joseph represents, in the sisterhood oi states. He still has hope, however, that the Democratic House, now that i: has an opportunity, will not take a recess before the members of tha, body are given a chance to vote as to whether they will admit this great territory into the union or not MT. Joseph will not be out of the woods if the House passes his bill. He will meet another stumbling block in the Senate.
 Delegate Smith of Arizona is in just as much of tangle as is Delegate Joseph. It may be sad, in fact, thai his opportunity for securing the a,.- 
 mission Of Arizona are not so bright as those of Delegate Joseph in the New Mexico case. MT. Smith. how ever, is hustler and has been doing some excellent work in behalf of his territory.
 LEyEEs BREAKING.
 NEW ORLEASs-Reports from up the river as far as Vicksburg show that it is steadily rising and much anxiety is felt at all points. The leyee at Brooks mill. on the Arkansas side, twenty-five miles south of Greensville Miss, gave way today and this even ing auS the crevasse is $50 feet wide The water is rushing through six feet deep. About 7OO0 acres of Arkansas land already planted in corn and cot ton is inundated. while that section oi Louisiana near Bayou Maria em- braces vast amount Of lands in cul- iivation that will be flooded.
 This evening the wind was increas- ing in violence up the river. Rain is still falling and the waves are frequent ly dashing over the tops oi the levees creating panic among the people. AwoNAS's REVENGE.
 Los OJos, N. M.-Driven to des- peration by wrongs. real and fancied, crazed by lovers perfdy, Isabella Marebo yesterday ran amuck and as result two persons are horribly mutilated and the clty marshall sev- ere!y wounded. Two weeks ago Isa- belle was to have been married to Jose Pedro. He proved faithless. marrying instead Angelica Montzsn. The tilted girl yesterday afternoon entered the apartments of Pedro and his wife and found them both asleep. She cut their tongues out and fed, only to be captured by the city mar shall after desperate struggle in which the latter was severely wound ed by the msddene1 woman. Pedro and his wife will live but will never be able to speak again.
 AGAINST HARRISON. DESyER-A Washington special says: Senator Wolcott, who talked with ex-senator Platt during his stay here, said to-day: "Platt is unalter- ably opposed to Harrison's renomin- ation. There is no longer any doubt on this point. He says Harrison can t be elected II nominated. No, hs has not yet decided whom he shall support Tn opposition to Harrison" CATTLE LOSSES.
 cHxyYSSE-Tnere WAS excellent
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-15
BY WIRE.
OFF FOR SONORA.

SoLoNoNvILLE-kid. the notorious Apache Indian renegade, went to an Indian's house on San Carlos reserva- ton, Saturday, held up the Indian, and took ammunition and provisions. Jack Benton, the chief sconi, with thirteen scouts, took the trail in four hours. A troop of cavalry, dispatched from Grant, passed here yesterday, with the hope 10 intercept Kid in the vicinity of Ash Springs, on the old trail leading firm the White mountain reservation to Sonora. Two of Ben- tons scouts came to Thomas, last night. The scouts were not far be- hind. They found where Kid had shot horse. Only a squaw accom- panied Kid.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-15
LONDON PRESS.

NEwYoEx-Associated press cable advices iIom London indicate that the
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-15
THE NEWS AT WASHINGTON.

WAsHING-oS-It was stated at the treasury department this afternoon that no official response has been re- ceived from any foreign gjvernments invited to join in the silver conference The London press dispatch containing Goschen's statement that England will send delegates. created no sur- prise, for the reason that positive as- sursnces had already been received; also from other governments, as the president has delayed the issuance of the formal invitation for monetary conference until after he had received satisfactory assurance that the prin- cipal European countries would ba represented. The invita- tions were mailed two weeks ago, and responses may be looked for in a short time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-15

s,eighing here ali day yesterday, snow having fallen 10 the depth of a trife more than six inches. The injury to range stock by the severe weather of December last and the late storm is appalling The loss is estimated at over % per cent, Owners say the calf crop will scarcely be worth brand ing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-15
ENGLAND WILL ACCEPT.

LoSDoS-The Right Hon. Geo. J. Goscben, chancellor of the exchequer, announced to a number of bimetallic deputations that waited upon him that England would accept an invita- sion to the United States to take part in international convention to discuss the silver question,
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-15
AGAINST HARRISON.

cHEYESSE-Tnere was excellent
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-15
KILLED IN THE HOUSE.

wAsHEGsoS -TAe proposition to .ppropria.e $62O, 600 for the construc-
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-15
SILVER PURCHASES.

WAsHNGToN-The offers of silver to the treasury department today ag' gregated l,024 900 ounces. The amount purchased was 536,OOO ounces at figures ranging from .s6.45 to S6.5s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-21
Srtsina! .tno Gppie.

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ant"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-21
Eis Wad)t ssr WwFf.

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len mir: Wtit Der SpiBmarte .Die
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9eraoe Niriuoien waren, 10 9cnhgten
lie opd Den 9lniprii9en Der lanolIhsn
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ten Die sriisn 36ne eutlodt warsn. Die
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unter Dem 9tGr1en Ser 9liitllbe Wil'
bsm" cine bstannts Eerionlitts!t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-21
Sd,nar,e @iiftIonge.

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nen neutrality-suspicious. 1T elne
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-21

Wm bcfannteReH anter ben SptHTer,
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-21

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Gauetrbart So6ieit.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-21

Sie Sforpipne, bor benen Der Wenih
Idon pon glltsrs Ger btili9eu &sipstt
bot. llno au9 oft stuiiben oeu Sanas
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-21
nnb,tmtt1s faslt6e @Aas.

Din un0 pisoer finoet unIsr Sis
iuneslsisnoes Yublifum oes giproens
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ben eroben Gommiiiionsbduiern uno
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pier iino. uno wsIde Tsngs iuOliten
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paiiaeisrs" na1 Den Noroen tommt.
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uber oieie. oft febr merfmiiroisen. absr
aub tiir ben nnsewobntsn psnigitens.
arauf9. Sblere uno Sbisrden itrsis
ben. @ar Wlanber abnt nibt. wie
lsbsnseefdbrIld sieentlid bic 4rbeit
i'm Oisnii Der gananen Grobboas'
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Sat in tsoer Wasenlabuna oisiss
Sbltes. meIbe aus osm Sdlii asbplt
wiro, IN oas cine ober anoere ltbenos
elftise Rsptll perboreen rno icmmf
ourb oas &iitteln uno SdItteln Der
Obltididten berpor; morhmal ssiat es
iia aud e'ft IGnse oarnad IN ben 2a'
eerbduisrn.
Seben mir uHs einige oisisr rupei'
gen Seisaen an. o6ne uns On Srt uno
Stelle i1ren GtaaeIn uno giit;aanen
ausSaeDtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-21

er fommt udber. :. .ndber. ...0ie
pferoe pariren. /. Der Wa9en b1lt. elm
anoerer folgt ilnb Elm oritter. ne
eilt on oas Senlter. od iteigt i9on Der
General aus. .iie iino IS allo...
oeutlif tann iie beim Shimmer Der
2aterne oen rotben Wdnteltrasen ieben
uno BORT aus Dem aubern Waeen -.
4nna; aber mo- bleibt er. bic Sauptpers
ion. ibr Sellmutb? Warum liiirmt er
ni4t alien poran, warum iiebt lie nidt
feline idlante. elaitiide @eitalt ,uerit
.Gllmdhtiaer @ott. mas 1T Dos?
Cine 8ruppe Weniden bat li4 an=
aeiammelt. jebt bsben lie etrpas Ount=
les, 0erbiilltes. aus Dem gpagen, ipis
eine eiierne, talte Grale 9reii It es mad
ibrem Ser;en, iie mill rufen. ihreien.
lie tann es fiidt. iie nil oas 6eniter
oiinen, = ibre Sano fdlt sitterno sls
rid !. piellei6t geitiirSt. .bentt lie
unb prebt bic Sanoe on bic Sdldfen
3. piellei9t Elm 9lrm- poer elm Sein
brud, vtpas ioa's benn nod iein!"
Srauben i'm Sorrioor tpiro es feb=
batter. idpere Sritte eri6alen. cine
tieie Stille sebieiet 3ube, Der 9iener
tommt, Die Sole itiirst berbei unb ringt
Die Sanbe. 9fun 0ifnet iib Die Sbiir 4;
6rau bon Sabern tuenbet li6, lie liebt
ben olten General, Der ipanteno, bleib
gu ibr tritt, ibre beioen itarr berubbdn=
genoen Sdnoe erQreift uno liebepoa,
mitleiois su ibr ipri6t, lie bort nidt,
mas er lagt, Tie itebt luie pertcinert.
elmer 9liobe gleid, lie iiebt pie i'm
Sraum bic &ameraoeu bebutlam Die
idnere Sait bereinbrinsen, Den itarren
&Drper auf ben Sipan leeen, lie regt
lib nod INNER nidt, iie iiebt Den Ge=
ncral, Der lie fait in ben glrmen bdlt,
wie irre an. -.
yWas wollen sic, tpas?" ringt es
Ii6 enolib beroor, yer, er 9eltiirSt, =
er bat Die Sinoerniie ni9t nsbmen tonr
nen - er toot?"
llno nun lit 2eben in bic Dor S6red
eritarrte 6rau getOmmeu. nit niloem
S6ritte itiirst iie gum Sioan bin. lie
bebt bic 9ede. Die oes 9lermiten Sor.
per perbiillt, iie iiebt bas blcide. leb.
loie 9lntliB, Die gebrodenen 9lusen, lie
iiiblt bic eiIi9e Stlrn, in lpiIoem
S4merS i6reit lie aui wie cine periuun'
oete 20pin.
,Selmuth. Sellmutb, oieb mir
Mntiport, e5 tanu niht iein aroBer
allmd6ti9er 6ott bort obsn, laB es
ni9t iein, nidt ipot, ni6t toot, nidt
to0t i. 80"
Wiit sitternben Sdnoen reiBt iie bic
Uniform auf unb preBt ibr Sbr aus
Sers oes Sobnes, bann nimmt iie ben
blei6en, ihOnen 4opf in Die Sdnoe,
unO taltet uniider berum. Gin S1auer
er9rcift lie, bort Iifert nod Slut. lie
preBt ben 0tunb Wisoer uno lpieoer
anf Die blallen 2ippen. iie perlu1t,
ibm bur1 beiBe Siiie 9eben ein;ubau=
6en, pergebens, bas blonde Saupt fGQt
leblos itarr siriid. oieie augen itrab=
len ni6t mebr, bieier Muno lddelt ME
mieoer -. ibr perlorenes Slid lieet
oa Dor ibr in ben Silien, in oenen lie
nod Dor Winuten ibren ieli9en Srdu=
men bon Slid na9gebansen bate.
Sort liebt oas Bib oes i66nen Mdo-
dens, bort ouiten Die &pien nnb Bell
ben; iie itebt auf uno lest bic Slumen
in ieine talten 0dnoe. Gin iunees,
uneliidli6es Sinh tniet nun por ibr
uno permiibt ibre 9brdnen nit ben
beiBen SropIen aus Den brennsnoen
Mutterau9eu. lie le9t ben perlueinten
Gopf in ibre sitternoen Sanoe uno
fliiitert:
nNlutter. Wlutter, i9 babe Jpn ia 10
lc1r gellebt." =