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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-28

CITY OF MEXICO, June 2s.-Anita San
chez has been arrested at Piedra Groda
charged with a terrible crime. She be-
came angry at her S-year-old daughter and
forced her into large bakers oven. The
inhuman woman then lighted fire and
the child was roasted to death. She con-
fessed having committed the crime and
will receive a life sentence, as the law does
not provide the death penalty
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-28
Might Have Occurred in Omaha.

DURANGO, Mexico, June 2s.-J. II. Todd,
prominent American contractor of this
city, while taking a morning horseback
ride, accompanied by Miss Laura Moore,
was stopped by five bandits on the edge of
the city Miss Moore attempted to escape,
but was overtaken. Mr.. Todd was severely
beaten over the head and robbed of his
horse and n considerable sum of money
Miss Moore was also robbed of her horse
and valuable iewelry
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-28
Carlisle Refuses to Talk.

Secretary Carlisle, in response to a re-
quest by the United Press to express his
views on the financial situation as affected
by the action of India on silver, politely
declined, saying that under the circum-
stances he had no views for publication,
and did not care to indulge in speculation
as to future effects.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-28

Patti is now at Craig-y-Nos Castle study
ing the new opera by Signor Pizzi which
she will produce during her 'steenth fare
we'll tour of the United States next winter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01
USE DANA's sARsAPARILI 4, ,TTs
THE KIND THAT OUREs."


To day Jeremiah Toomey, who has been
serving as Constable of the First ward, re-
ceived a notification from Harrisburg that he
had been appointed Justice of the Peace.
This announcement does not carry with it
the implication that Justice Monaghan has
surrendered his commission to make room
for Toomey On the contrary, Mr.. Mona
CHAN still holds the Office as well as that of
Inspector of migration at Philadelphia,
Room was made for Toomey by the resigna.
tion of John J. O'Hearn, of the Shenandoah
Feed and Lumber Company, who has never
acted under his commission.
In regard to Monaghan, he will be Inspector
when in Philadelphia and when at home he
win be Justice. During his absence Toomey
will try the cases and collect the fines. 1t is
a sort of co-partnership affair Monaghan
and Toomey, Justices of the Peace, War
rants issued on short notice and served in
shorter time if necessary. All fines to suit the
crimes. Polish and Hungarian cases a
speciality"
Toomey said to day that he will not be in a
hurry to open court. He has a number OF
cases to look after as constable at the im-
pending term of criminal court, but after he
unloads that business he will resign from the
constableship and swing his justice sign to the
breeze.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

Our school teachers are preparing to go to
their various scenes of labor. They will meet
the Superintendent tomorrow morning.
A warm September is predicted
Steps have again been taken to construct
an electric railway from Shamokin to Mt.
Carmel. It looks as if the project will be sue
cessful this time.
There were many politicians in town yes
terday.
The water in the streams and dams have
been somewhat increased this week.
Get ready for school again, boys and girls,
Soon the bell will call you to your duties
The oyster and squirrel season opened to-
day.
Frank Wenrich, a former Mshanoy City
favorite, is now one of the most popular vocal.
isis Of Carncross' Minstrels Philadelphia.
Six Young men started from Reading on
bicycles yesterday with the intention of
wheeling to the Worlds Fair Their route is
via Tamaqua, Williamsport, Erie, sandusky
and Fort Wayne. They expect to return to
Reading ON October 1st
Bretz, of Pottsville, is taking photographic
views of the scene of the recent Gilberton
riot for use by District Attorney Ryan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01
USE DANA's sARsAPA RILLA, rrs
1.-THE KIND THAT CURES"


A surprise party was held last night at the
Everhart residence on West Line street in
honor Of Oscar Bolich. The following young
ladies and gentlemen participated in the fes-
tivities Misses Clara Everhart, Katie Boyer,
Katie Boehm, Matte Thomas, Ruth Grifiths,
Sallie Portz, Florence, Emily and Amy Smith,
Sylvia Tempest Hannah Herbine, Aggie Balm
bridge, Emma Frantz, Emma Hesser, Laura
Powell, Emma Book, Mabel Jones, Philadel-
phia; Carrie Started, shamol1in; Retta
Weir, Pittston Maud Everett, Anna Lawson
and Emily james, and Howard Burchill,
Dewitt steedle William Veale, William Dusto,
Napoleon Powell, Edward Reese, Robert
Leckie, William Bees, William Butler, Jesse
Thomas, Charles Deegan, William Spade and
Davis Shaelfer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

resignation to the Board of Directors, and it
was Immediately accepted.
General Superintendent B. E. Jones re-
ceived official information yesterday afternoon
of the following organization of the company:
President, W. F. Harrrity
Vice President and General Manager, II,
Wickham
Secretary Treasurer, J. A. johann.
They assume official duties tomorrow,
Mr. j. H. Johann, of Philadelphia, who
succeeds William Winters as Secretary
Treasurer, is now here in the interest of the
system. Mr.. Johann is one of the leading
financiers of the country, and fills the re-
sponsible post of financial editor of the
Philadelphia Ledger.
So far as is known there will be no changes
made in the local officials of the road.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

The theatrical season of 1s93-94 opened
last evening at Ferguson's theatre by the ap.
pearance of Chas, A. Loder's company in ooh
What Night" The play itself did not meet
the expectations Of the audience and the com
pany was not up to the standard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01
NatIonaI Encampment.

Fred H. Hopkins ST., will leave town to-
morrow night for indianapolis, Ind, to at.
tend the national encampment Of the Grand
Army of the Republic. Mr. Hopkins goes as
a delegate from Watkin Waters Post No 146,
and will be joined at the encampment by II,
@. Boyer, Commander of the Post, who is now
at the Worlds Fair. The encampment viii
convene on Monday, next.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01
ONE CENT.
J. w. Burke, Coal street.
MIXED SCHOOLS.
John B ScheuhinF, Turkey Run
R A AInIInln rNnrl-n.. l...,


John B ScheuhnF, Turkey Run
r. A. McHale, Turkey Rum
A comparison of the above list with the one
last year win show number of changes Of
teachers SO far as locations Of the schools are
concerned, but the changes as to grades are
very few, the most important being the ed
vancement of Mr.. NJ. f Conry from the
fourth grade primary to the position of second
assistant principal in the High school.
One new first grade and one new second
grade primary schools have been established,
but until the new school building is COM
pleted they will share quarters with two Of
the other primary classes. Miss OConnells
grammar class will also have 10 put up with
some crowding in the High School building
until the new West street building is com.
pleted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01
USE DAEA's sARsAPARuLA, IT'S
" TIE KINDTHAT CUREs".


Martin, of the home team, played a great
game at third for PottAville yesterday and
was literally appauded.
The Cuban Giants walloped the Pottsvilles
yesterday to the time Of 6 to l, and hedefeat-
ed ones are now complaining that their bat
tiers were ratified by the coaching of the
Giants.
Renova, of the River League, viii be the
next visiting team at the Trotting park.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

Councilman Coakley's wife is quite i'll.
Daniel Brennan went to Pottsville to-day,
Mrs. George Arnold is visiting the Misses
Nichter, of West Coal street.
Misses Hannah Nichter and Cecilia E.
Young have returned after pleasant visit to
Hazletop.
Miss Carrie Smith has returned from
Pottsville, where she spent several weeks
with friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01
Died

LEWIs.-At Shenandoah, Pa, Edwin, son
of Charles and Cassie Lewis, aged l6 months.
Funeral on Sunday, September 3rd, at 2 p. m,
from the family residence, 4Ol West Cherry
street, Relatives and friends respectfully in.
vited to attend 9.1-2t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

OK Gents up 70 $500 per yard for
~ OiIcIOths., Call and see
them. Also a number of Remnants
at your own price. Reg Carpets
made to order At c. d. Fricke's store
and Factory, 10 South Jardin street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

All members of Lydia Rebekah Degree
Lodge No. 1l2, I, o. o. F., are requested to
attend the funeral of our late brother, John
Reeves, on Saturday, September End, at p.
m, sharp. The funeral win leave the resi-
dence at ? p. m. By order Of
ANNIE KLEIN, N. G.
Attest E. D. BEDDALL, Sec. s.31 2t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01
,T THE FAIR.


Y sights h6 Seen by ShenaE-
-Di oN u oAdoah People,
-, ALD John f. Finney and
Yll at the great White City
- a.. Ime they are having. The
'.7.- lbition has revealed bewilder-
H., re- t,a tm daily and they have taken
- .Ity to view all. With the ex.
..41.i,...u;n. 4buildings and the Midway
:, ,rir e,,a tl ions, the party have seen
- ~ e. III in the gates and in few days
oro .ha,,a beir backs to the grounds and
-. y ~ .ts ma to visit friends
-i. 7. st gorgeous sights ever beheld
onsapa. e rao electrical display the other
i, honnd ~ :, beyond comparison, and the
= olso ,,ondorf lple on the grounds seemed
4, l;-,,,.-a ~. The display of fireworks
~ July grand and the effect of
oao ~ ,ritnaafe fe the many fountains an ap.
Tho eno,uonl,s III never be forgotten by
bed it.
n ooo ,,or.o,,, display was made last Thurs
e first fight of 'roi ", -',iiiOi' u"y' uiiy
fAob AisA - bNSAA PANoSAAb W lADh
i.,aa4io AioI,+u pockets told that the show
49,. ~. ~ tetuous burst of bonn S, the
.ooi, fro.a,5 Il rockets the masses of fiery
no., =, rarid ]bdevils, giant pin wheels
- .o.e namanders followed each
- -, -, cession, each display ex
/ -, a.. bccessive fight more excel
"a pau,o.,, ,,,o4 ,5cessor, impressing all alike
II -, pieces. "The Star Span.
l.3..lo.,.1 ~ ,.Jivith vociterous reception
ala. d the lakes piped theiI
Machinery hall ' '-'' " -''''
sitors but neveIA -
~ - aut did it attract as big a
- 1 - lday. 1t was Machinery
e - - exhibitors in the build
~ elaborate and attractive
features. Machines OF
~. we're set in motion, and
en-, "
M, c.. e,... big newspaper was to be
hitting of the fiji
zoo o,.,oal- nv Ist edition of the Daily
-. pf tho big Potter presses
20 be visitors evinced much
80 ~, lany Of them, novel per-
made, Tie paperl 80 ~ ~ ltl rrL', M =
: - - was used in the issue of
- - , a,,a ~, a. si.4at of the day. AT the same
,a,,,ia - 9. chimes were put in mo-
-. -, ICE telephone and tele-
pm New York and else
- put in type and printed
in the twinkling of an
-, ~ na,; met several former
-. 4,al-a4 80 hh, among them Will
- L.11,-.'c' I,.ei is one of the Worlds
81, H. islands high in the es-
ghtning ticket seller ~ o'-iei' az ',ai''' ''U
c-I..-,,-,,, lind on all extra occa.
,-.. e,,--, bst important entrance.
rmer townsmen for ft-o, Pa
'orld's Fair encycloR io i-i.''''[ ~ 'ii''i
lidance ten days work '0''- ~. ''''e7 10 " A."
ur. "Billy" has won ~" ''iu 'nu0i i''a
for himself while in
3 now holds after the 9oA'o
.lative of the Cudahys, '"an 'n0 pO7i 'iOii
lekers, spectators, Sc. 49, 80 - . .
80 ell. aL.uIn- of this great city.
-. -, go Us-.n 4 all his Schuylkill
hen not ON duty. - ~ "-''1 ,"o'
The Douglass House s-"N ''' W 'i''ul
formerly of
-Oprietor, has heen seize - 80 -
C,,ro,no -. oo IA by the Sheriff and
nmer. @.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01
USE DANA's sARsAPARILLA, IT'S
"THE KIND THAT CURES.D


Many of the business men of this place felt
good last night when they heard the Phila-
delphia & Reading Coal & Iron Company had
decided to pay their employees at Ellengowan,
Yatesville and Maple Hill, as large number
of the employees deal al the stores here. The
men at those places were paid to-day the
wages for the last two weeks of July.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01
Getting Ready for the Open
ing on Monday.
THE TEACHERS ASSIGNED
A List Showing the Grades in Which They
WIN Teach During the Term-Very Few
Changes Important Announcements in
Reference to Text Books.
,raA YERYTHINR i

YERYIHINH is in
readiness for the open
ing Of the public schools
of town ON Monday,
next. After four weeks
of hard work Secretary
Frank Hanna, of the
School Board, has sue
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01
SHENANDOAH. PA. FRIDAY.

at Chicago o
,,,s,,s. D.. Monday, next. The appoint
~ a,.5 -. knade by the Right Rev. Arch
-. ofPhiladelphia. Messrs Fergu-
yton viii start for Chicago to-
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

P. j. Ferguson and DR.. d. j. Langton, Of
town, have been honored by appointment as
delegates from schuylkill county to the Col
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

TIC eupIOyVT -, -,
were to-day pail ' A. ca'.tn,s. ..,,,.,u
-, +e.,, - u id their wages for the first two
bust and will be paid again on
NOth inss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

NJ Finger AIaneled
the Cambridge ANUS ., 'ou'' '''u," s','e'
~ oo,s ofa e colliery yesterday. He got
ger of his right hand between
an with the result above stated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

For mild eathartic and efficient tonic, use
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters, Every bottle
warranted. In
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

Not so Wei.
f.i.,,a-. - bn of Richard Amour seems to
,,,t ros+ ,,oit ~ change for the worse and his
80 n,a,t,,,.-lft become appreheusive. He did
hst night and to day complained
on the right side, arm and leg
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

Sept 5-Iee cream and peach festival at
Robbins opera house, under the auspices Of
the y. p. A. Of the Welsh Baptist church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

Livery stable keepers should always keep
Arnica & Oil Liniment in the stable, nothing
like it for horses. I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

Thousands walk the earth to day who
would be sleeping in its bosom but for the
timely use of Downs Elixir. I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

Coughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

Arnica & Oil Liniment is equally good for
man and beast. 25 and so cents per bottle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01
Capt. Bailey Resigns From
the Presidency
W. F. HARRIT'Y ELECTED.
other CHANGES of omcers Made--Addltional
Interesting News Items Constable
Toomey Appointed Justice Of the Peace
in the First Ward,


NUMBER of changes
are taking place in the
management of the
Schuylkin T raction II
Company, On Wednes-
day Captain J. F.
Bailey, President and
General Manager of the
system, rendered his
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01
The celebrated impOrte

The celebrated importa
peller" is the happy reliS o,.,n,p
p,o1-oota 81 - oo.t, for all forms of
,ottla ana is e. salo ~ N sprains, Neuralgia,
D n Eirl;n NJ u;l,an { so and 25 cents a
rs ~, ,,ooa ao,, o.,,,,i,IN a H. Hagenbuch, p.
..sd - "A piohta. md other druggists.
WI, Co. ~ UaI,ot Dug before buying
u.al,,, . ,vitt ;,,aorsa, Warren st.. New
-hr.,a;ons Ituin book "Guide to
pits Of prominent
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-09
Sicg Der &erhttnft.

Sci bet BrGltbentenipaDl tint bprtgen
Sabre battle it6 int Staate 9tebraSfa etn
She'll Der Semofrdten ben YopuLiiten t1
Die Nrnte getporfe1t, obne inbeiien ibr 3ieL
gu errei6en. Die republifantI9cn Br61t>
Observation-Disclosures murben nit fnapper,
bic republtfanil9en Staatscan6tbaten NIT
notwithstanding GROCER Otebrbeit gepdblt,
nn6 in ben Son9reB %gelangtcn bret 9tepu>
bltfaner, 5tpet Populiiten ltno Elm 9emos
frat.
2ebterer mar Ser bonn erIten 8eSirf nit
bet tnappen WteDrbeit BON 40 Stin1men
geipdbIte Qlb9eorbnete IS. s. 8rpan, Elm
no6 iunger Wdnt, gutter Steiner unb belz
rtger bartholomew, teiber aber du6 etn
SiLberbolb, BET l9on i'm norigen Sabre
oergebLi9 perlucbte, feline 8artet ms Srei>
ltlberprdgungslager st fibren, unb altf
benz ioeben a~bgebaltenen bemofratii6en
Stats Gonnent ben Geriub erneuerte.
Nub biesnaI lit ct na6briidlib 3uriid@
eeptelen ipnrben. Wfit taft BRET 8iertel
Wtebrbett bat Der Gonpent Bic Silberbez
i6lllle 8rDan's suridsemieielt, uno nit
bersli9en Q8orten Sen S%tanbpunft bes
8rdiibenten unb ietnes Cabinets lit ser
SiLberfraee gutsebeiBen. 9aS lit etn bo9@
erfreuLt9cs 3ei6en, ais 8eweiS, baB Die
groBe WtebrSabl bet 0emofraten gfebrasfa's
ii6 bon benz 8unbe nit Ben Bopuli1ten
unb Silberbolben tpteber ~loSgeiagt unb our
SABINE ebrlicben @elbe5 ~suriiGgefebrt lit.
Die iibertpilttgenbe 3nriidmeilun9 8rpan's
unb ieiner8 ei6liiiie lit su9lei6 cine beftige
Maull9eue fiir ben iilber3iingi9en Senator
@oIcott BON Colorado, tpel6er bie y6eilige
1te6er5eugung" ausgeipro6en bat, baB tpenn
benz @olfe sic 6ra9e GUT Nbitilnmurg porz
gelegt ipIrbe, pb bte Nnfaufsz @laulel oes
Sherman : @eiebes abgei6aftt perbeu
Io1te, es su 1leun 3ebnteLn bieleLbe Derz
neinen pIroe, 6ter bat 6crr Molcott
leine Nnttport Benn iogar i'm popuLiltiid
ougefrGnfelten ytebrasfa bret 9iertel zines
bolfspertretenben Gonpents fir Mufbebung
Ser 9lnfaufsz GlauieL itno, tpte mtrb es erIt
in BEN %iibri9en Staaten iei1! Neun !3ebnz
tel iperben bafir un6 nicbt bage9en flint
men.
SIN l1ebri9en tpGre, eS at tpiiniben, tpenn
ale Staatsz @onDente, republifanilbe tpie
bemotratilbe, na6briiflt6 fir Sic 9tbz
l6affung eintreten unb bas 8erbalten Der
Silbericnatoret nerbammten. 9cnn Sic
Silberfrage lit feline poltti1be Srase, unb
Die burb Bic Sil6er1utb 9ef0roerte
@eloflemme unb @ei6dftsitle trifft bic
&epublifaner 10 gut pie bic 9emofraten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-09
Spattiett ttmS MarpccO.

Spdnten beIiBt an Ser noroafrttaniicbel1
Giite, 9e9eniiber BON Gibraltar, Elm StiGz
6en 2anb bon ettpa 40 engl. Quaorat>
Wteilen l~tn1fang unb bier tletne ober 3iem=
It6 itarfe Seftungen, Geuta, Nlbucemas,
Wteltua un0 Benou be Ia @pmera, bic TO-
g%endnnten BreitotDs, tpelde bouptiGb(id
5ur ltntcrbrtngung Der lBmeren Gerbrecber
Spanien's bteten, Deren ftb iiber 1000 bort
~beftnben. Die @arntlon ser bier Seltungcn
betrGgt $500 Wann, BON benen Der gr0Bte
She'll in Geuta (bem altelt 9lbila), Ser be-
beutenbiten oieier Seitungen licgt. SIN Der
l1mge9eno bcr 8reiibtoS 6aulen @ebir9sz
Wauren, pilbe Stdmme, bic lib INN SEN
Sultan BON Wfarocco, unter beiien 6obeit
lte benz Nonten na6 iteben, ntcbt Diel finn
mern, unb bic ben Spanicrn aus alter
Setnol6aft 'ibon oft piel gtotD gen,acbt
baben. Gs itno oteielben iptlbcn StGinme,
bic friiber ais Gtfpiraten Der S6reden Der
S9iffer tDaren, uno no3 I'M Sabre 1852
in Der Ndbe BON Wfeliua Bic preuBi1cbe
8rigg vSlora" plinberten, un6 i'm Sabre
1856 Dem prerBiiden Nbmiral 9rinSer
Nbalbert etr1e empftnbLicbe Sblappe be-
reiteten unb i'm ielbit icbner p~ertpunbeten
Sci oieiem lelben Weliua = es lieqt
sebn cnsI. Meilen iiio0itlib bonn Sap Grees
Torcas auf elmer ibmalen Solbinlel
unb 5dblt 5000 @intpobner, meiit @arntlon
unb @efangene = boben nun Die Maurer
Die nit Nnlage eines nelte1 Sorts belcbdfz
ti9tcn Gruppen unb StrGflinse NIT GROCER
llebermacbt lberfaaen unb ibnen cine
blutige Nteberla9e b%ereitet, unb spar am
9cblidb tpetl bas Sort einem mllbame6aniz
fden 8egrdbniBplab 5n rabe sefommen lei,
bauptldDltcb aber pobI aus angcborez
net Gaufluit.
Natiirli6 bat ber Sorfeu groBes 0(uf,
leben 9entacbt, unb ale 0elt Bate ertpartet,
bob Spanten gum ~tpenigitenS tpos man
etne fcinOlibe 0emOnitration nenltt geger
Wfotocco unternebnten, ltnb bic ntaroeconi:
l9eh 6afea be6roben tperbe. Stat beller
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-09
@ieI 0II6 s1tr 0robe.

Sn COLORADO trGgt man liD nit etterl
grpBcn Glane. 0a na6 Nnnubmc Der
@iLlon>8M scr 8un6e8i6ab nicbt ldngcr
sur NnDGufung BON 8arrenitlber btenen
un6 llncle Sam auf6Oren miro, 6age9elt
Silbcri6eine alsSuitelleN, 10 icbldgt baS
BORT eingeiebte 8arreniiIber sGomtte Dor,
etn Stats 8a rreniiIber18ureau 5u errtbz
ten, an tpelcbes ie6er Stl6erprpbu5ent bas
getponnene Silber gegen 8eibetntgung abz
liefern fam. 9ieie 8el9etnigungen iuerz
BEN bann at SteQe beS @elbeS in ltmlduf
geleBt unb na6 Nnit9t beS Counties obne
QnIta1t6 eetomr1en tDerbcn.
Man fam NUT ipiinlden, buB Bic grobe
gemaBt miro, unb baB man itebt, mic ipeit
man balnit fommt. 8enn Bet @rfoIg Oes
llnternebmens, Dem itcb sic an6eren Sill
berltaaten t~Dabrlbeinlib ani6lteBen tDer5
ben, ber lit, BEN Breis beS Stlbers troB Der
III Sol9e beilen natirli9 eintretenben Grz
b0Dung ser Yrobuftipn auf Der ieBigen
60be III baIten ober gar i'm bauerit6 in bic
60be 5u trctben, 70 tpirb ale Welt Dor ben
ieBt ols Grants perb0bnten S;lberbolben
ben SUIT ab3ieben.
Sit Der @rtolg Elm 9e9entbeiIiger, ftnben
Sic l6erren in Colorado aus, baB ibre
Silbers Certificate BON Sag gu Sag ipeniger
tpertb tper6et, nun, 10 tDiro BEN 6erren
enDgiltig oer Munb geltopft iein.
On IpeI6en bieier grfplge mir 9lauben,
brau9t pobI ni4t nob 9eiagt 3u perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-09

erflGrt oas iponii6e Mtintfterium, eS ptiie,
baB fitr Die Tbaten oer @ebirgSmalrcn Der
Sultan DON Warocco ntdt peranttportlid
getnacbt iperOen tDnne, unb 6enfc besbalb
ni6t 0arat, iuegen bes 8orfaus Dtelenl
llranneDinli6feitcn Su beretten. !6Dbitens
tpoae es cine Gntl6doi9ung fur bic SAINT
lien Der l1nt9efommeneu beanIpru3en.
9aS lit iebr e6el! 0enn eite prG9tigere
@elegenbeit, it3 ntter benz 8ortpanoe, Die
Berg Wauren 3iibtigen un6 itb gegett Gbn7
Ii9e 8orfommniiIe iider ~iteIen 5l mitfen,
ein 9uteS Stid Warocco'S an5leignen,
bdtte es gar nt6t geben f0nten. BGre Die
@ei6icbte Sranfrct9 paliirt, 10 wiiroet
iebt ldmmtli9e 6afen Warocco'S berettS
blodirt, ungeDeure Sddoeneriabforoe7
runeen an 2anb unb @elb erbo6cn
uno BET Sultan Dor Sic @abl geiteut iein,
bic 6%or6erungen enttpeber lit firSeiter
SriIt 5l beniaigen ober aber feline StGbte
eingedi6crt su le6en.
S6abe muir, baB Spanien's Srie6fertig>
felt urb Gntba[tiamfeit ntcbt aus Der ebIen
ueber3eugung berrii6rt, ein llnrecbt tonne
nibt burcb Elm a1bercS llnrebt ipteoer gut
gen1acbt ul1b ein BGutDergieben nicbt burd
ein an6cre5 gciiibnt meroen. Spanien
nitric inn @e8errtbeiL iebr eerne Die @ee
Ie9enbeit ergreifen, Marocco it9 an5ueig=
men, ipenn eS MIR biirfte. Nber 6a iin6
Tranfreib, ipelobeS Warocco bercitS I'M
Si6en unb Often umipannt bat unb BEN
8eiiB be9 gan5en norOpeifitcben Qfrica an
itrebt, unb England, ipel9eS 10 LANCE ais
m09Gicb uerDinOern tDtrb, 6aBSranfreiD ober
irgenb cine anbcre Mlacbt iicb an bieient
9unfte feitiebt, 9enn 6rantrei9 i'm Be
itB Marocto'S f0n1te @n9Ldn6 SEN 8eg
na9 SnDien Ourcb ben SueSrGonaG perz
Legen. Sin &rieg Spantens 9egen Marocco
piirbe iofort cine @tnmti3unq Der gez
nannten beiben Md6te CUR Tolge baben,
nltb ba8 a~uergIniti9ite GnDe beSielben
piir0e iein, Dab eS Die Grie9sfoten alletn
tragen, Die &rie9Sbeute aber nit Sranfreicb
uno Gn9tanb tbeilen miiBte. @abri4einz
LID ober wiir6e man ibm nicbt geitattelt,
trgerb ettpaS 81 erlon9en.
SpanienS an~icbetnenber Gbelmut6 lit
NIGHTS pie S9wd9e, SIS m03te wobG,
aber eS BARI ni6t!