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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Professor Egan says n was % Spirit From
Purgatory Seeking Juasico.

Professor LEnn says ~ was spirit from
Purgatory Seeking Juasico.
Professor Maurice Francis Egou has been
Occurring recently ON tho ghost in Ham
let" Ghosts arc ccro things 90 handle
even iu print, and when ono attempts 60
decide whether the ghost be "a spiri, OF
health or a goblin damned tho under
taking ~ indeed a Hazardous one. Mr..
Egnn, however, isa bravo man and g. not
easily dauutcd Tho spirit Of uamlccs
father ls spirit from purgl;ory, hc says
who soclsuot revenge, but justice lIcwho
even touched the garment OF a Ling often
sively was q traitor ic who did him in
jury deserved ~ die. In those days there
was mo- such thugs ~ trial 10y jury. This
state has been i4ain la the person OF the
king; therefore 90 counsel the killing OF
Claudiua % not 20 coulcl murder, but lu9,
tlce. There ls Gn answer TO the argument
o.tgn brought forward 20 prove that tho
ghos, must bg an cyilspint because he urged
Hamlet 10 crime 1lr Eyun proves all CHS
by the words Of tho gnost. although 20
quote from Hamlet seems a bit Ike quot
INC from the Lori'a Prayer
am Thy fAthors aplut,
Doomd Cor q certain limo 90 walk the night.
And for the day confined tn fast in fires,
TIN tho foul crimes done IN my days OF nature
Arc burnt aud purged away.
Cut Oh oven IN tho blossoms OF my Gin.
Uuhoursll, disappointed, unantld,
No reckoning made, but rent 90 ny account
With on my imparfeguons on my head.
Again, "1aIut not thy miud,n says tho
ghost These arc thowoTdH OF good spirit
and not OF q devil
Mr. Egana reading Of Hamlet" on this
point iH not indeed new one, but 10 serves
20 throw strong light ON tho question Of
shakespeare Cutholiclty The religion OF
Shakespeare has been tho subject OF endless
discussion, 81 do not claim he was prao-
tlcal Catholic" says Mr. Egun. 81 do not
even claim that ho would have been, bat
was deferred by the tFoublous and danger
Gus times IN which be lived dimes In which
priests had their hiding places and mass
was said In barns aud cellars. do claim,
though, that he was thoroughly veaed IN
the doctrines and practices Of tho Catholic
church.
The words Of tho ghost prove this more
clearly Shakespeare falls into many An-
achrolisms ON other subjects, such as send.
ing Hamlet TO the University OF wilton
berg nc time when the university did not
exist, but when ha deals with tho beliefs
and customs Of the Catholic church he is
thoroughly at home, I'm cross IL, though
10 blast me- says Horatio, q speech which
the majority of actors booth, Barrett aud
all the modcus-i interpreted by walking
acrosA tho path OK the ghost on the stage
fecther interpreted the meaning correct
and In truo Catholic fashion llo mado che
sign OF che cross over the appartion. phil
adclphia Music aud Drama
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
Llltle rhlnr. In Nlarrlea Llle.

Why should not girl don her prottiest
gown and curl her hair 20 perfection" ON
the evening that she expects her loyer' Is
Il a wish 20 deceive that moves US 20 put
our best feet forward when wo are, as 10
wero, 10 be weighed In the balancet
thiuk not, but merely natural and right
wish to DO judged at our best aud not az
our worst
However, II girl win put on a smart
gown and curl hOr hair when she expects
her lover, is there any reason why she
should not DO the same whom sho ex.
poets her husbandi And II man notices
that his sweetheart has on a new frocll and
tells her how becoming II "a and how much
he likes her hair arranged in that fluffy
way "a there any reason Why he should not
tell his wifo the same thingi
II every engaged man aud girl would
study the subject Of marriage thoughtfully,
with view 60 playing the parts OF husband
and wife carefully aud we'll, thore would be
fewer eases for tho divorce courts
II Is hard for as 10 realise that trihes
mako life Nevertheless a bright looking
woman "a a pretty gown, standing in the
door with a warm welc0me home for him,
may mako q man feel that !, rs worth while
20 AZ at a desk all day long, and rose
brought home and presented with loving
word will be a bon' Indeed 30 the woman
wh0he batn Ell, an Az Ga order 10
save ana add hcg 70 Pie uca egg
Cor Good Housekeeping.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
ACrnnt stl.Llnr.

Bank cashiers and teller5 are invariably
great aticklcrs Tor Identification Even when
their judgm MT, aided by some peculiar cir,
cumstanco, tells them that an absolute per
songl Identification rs unnecessary they In.
sist upon going through the form A gen.
tlelpan of high character who lives in New
York found himself Obliged 10 get draft
cashed at q hank in a small New England
town some time ugO. The town was the
place OF the gentlemans early home, and
lac was known and respected by almost
every resident But tho teller, after glano.
ING 40 tho signatugO on tho draft, said brisk.
~ You viii have 70 DO Identified
Don't You know mel" asked tho pre-
sentor OF the draft
mo, SIR :" replied the tellerl
We'll, am acquainted with pretty near.
ly everybody In town, % said tho gentleman
There Is Mr. H. mentioning the name
OF tho leading merchant OF the place, whose
store was a few RODS from the bank.
All right, said the teller ohligingly, II
viii 90 over there with YOU" and Locking
the money drawer lac put his hat on and
walked across the street with the presenter
ot the draft, The merchant was summing
himself IN tho doorway Of his store SAY,
do you know this menW asked the teller
Yes, sir, am proud TO know him. was
the quick reply, Without another word
The teller returned to the hank and cashed
the draft Tho New York man, consider,
amy amused, asked as he pocketed the
money! IFS that what sou can an identid.
eationi Why you did not even ask Mr.
H. what my name was
"oh, that's an rigli, answered the teller
genlslly, II just wanted 10 flnd somebody
who knew You. - New York Times
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

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narrIara Amenr lhs wsaas.

A parlor talk recently on the Wends,
who. il seems, were originally Slava, but
conquered 400 years ago by the reutous,
and therefore ancient dependents OF Ger
many, reveals the fact that some curious
customs originated with these little known
folk. II WIS always leap year, IN limited
principle. at least, with these people, tOt
the maids selected their husbands Their
the mans mother took a hand Ia the trans
nction, declining or accepting as She
thought best n the marriage took place
the groom donned green velvet jacket
with a heart embroidered ia gold thread on
les sleeve, hence the expression 20 weai
ones heart on one 5 sleeve AZ the end OF
six months the young husband resumed
bis usual garb, While he was thus pub
fishing abroad his joy his bride was N
black over her sorrow AZ having left the
home roof
Il y probable the Wends aid not do
euss p" II Marriage n FRiluTeW With .nG
husband willing 10 proclaim his joyful
captivity 70 the world Tor half year and
the wife approaching that 20 leave the
parent nest was a critical step, the piatri
monial conditions must have been Of the
best. Her Point Of View IN New York
Times
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
TIlohIn9 rrom a uIrIIol.I.

Manager poldt OF the Hotel Waldorf Is
about tho busiest and most bothered man
IN the United States AZ the present time
Everybody In the country apparently wants
20 BE- conducted ON q visit OF inspection
through his hotel, and he hasn't employees
enough 10 attend To the visitors.
Mr. Baldt has had good reason 10 know
that 20 somo folks nothing is sacred Visit
ors have taken all sorts OF odds and ends
aud then excused their conduct on the
ground that they were anxious 90 possess
souvenirs, Some OF them have even gone
No far o. 20 doiaoe the carvings u Screens
and other furniture which cost u small for,
tune.
Mr.. Boldt said yesterday he had taken
precautions 20 guAd against this IA the
future The craze reached is climax few
days ago when u couple Of richly dressed
women lunched no the hotel and then
asked TO b. shown through the rooms Ia
their rounds they took silver from the Ia.
bles IN tho private dining rooms and any.
thing elss they could lay their hands upon,
going 80 far as 10 appropriate the napkins
Tho wome0 were detected in 'hnir SOU
venlr hunt aud promptly elievsa VI taell
booty Manager Boldt, however, refused
70 prosecute them. While they were yerj
handsomely dressed, he thinks thoy wer,
professional thieves New York Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

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Lavender has suddenly appeared 10
south Australia, lhe plant springlng up
lu1urianuy over a large area Of black
eWAsnp Ia the south VI tho ool0ny
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
General AIsPhsraoa and Secretary orssha,

General hoPheraon and Secretary 0renhau
General Mepherson Is one OF Judgo Grosh.
ans heroes. Gresham has a habit, when
H. Washington, Of going iRto Mcpherson
square every pleasant day and sitting down
near the statue " the ganerAl. The judge
was with McPhenon st Peach Tree Crnek,
and whon the former was wounded Gen,
erai Mcpherson, hearing Of Il, - aaoe sent
his own surgeon 20 dress the w,-.--.ss The
leg was bandaged Gresham wss n.,t on a
litter, and The doctor ordered biz, %. ~ car
ried back 70 the temporary hosp,i,,i ia the
rear OF the hines
There was some delay, aud meanwhile the
fight ragged with fatal feroety about Me
pherson. When Gresham's Hitter reached
81 destination, the lrst thing that met biz
eye was tlls slretcher bearing tie dend gen.
elal Mcpherson had been killed, aud bis
body had reached thore ahead OF Gresham
Kate Fields Warrington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Il would require 1900 microbes 70
form a procession an inch long.
, 1893-09-05
GeleeraphiPde Oepe1&en.
ObeQterbrQuO 1T Oden0e.
gtO6 mertwiirOig gut abgelmfen,
Das 5euer fam bel oidt be1ebten1
Roufe sum Qusbruhe, muroe
aber RAID unterorIdt.
Oterai9 perionen w6hreno Ger aI9emeinen
panif perlebt.
8 It en6 c, 0el0ien. ). Sept


9aS Dieitge @oen>G6eater tpar 9~eltern
Nbeno bis auf ben Iebten Sit nit Babe
9dIten 9efltlt. llnnittelbor Dor Dem Sc
gimme Der Goritcllung fingen bic GorbGnge
elmer YroBeniunS z2Oge al elmer 0aS>
famine Seuer. Die in Der 2o9e bcfino~
ll9et Yerlonen, me0rere 0amen unO
0errel1, Derlubten Dcrgcblicb, Die 6lammen
5u lol4en. SIM Jtu mar OaS ganSe 6auS
IN Nu1rubr; Qlues DrGn9tc in niloer 0ait
Den Nus8dngc1 51, pobet Diele i6pd6lt6e
Ferloncn nieOergemorfen uno burcb bic
llber tie Dinipegtrampelnoe Wenge ic6tper
Derlebt tpurOen. Wunberbarer Meile ipuroe
in Dem llnbci3rcjhliben 8irriporr, tpGbz
rcn0 Seoer ooer Se6e nur auf Die Gettung
oeS ei9enen 2CbenS bcbacbt mar, 9tieln0to
get0Dtet. Die 3abl Ser mcbr ooer minoer
i3tper 8erleBtcn betrGgt 40. I3ipei Minus
ten nacbocm Sic 8orDdn9e in Brand gez
rat9en tparcn, itanb aucb Die gauge Bitbne
in 6lamnlen, ieoOc5 gelan0 es Der roidD
Derbetgeetltcn SeuertDebr, BEN 8ranb, ODnc
ooB oaS Sbcater aL5uic9pcr beid6abigt
iporocn iDor6cn tDGrc, in etwa slpat5ig
W}inuten SIT l0iden. Die meiitcn ser lpG6z
rclb Der 9anif GerGebten ipurocn nacb
t5rcn 9Sobnun8cn 9ebrucbt; bic iibri9en
b%eftnoen ftcb in !6olpitdlern, 0aS 2eben
feil1eS Ser @atienten ic5eint e~rnitlicb 9ez
fGDr0et Sl fem.
, 1893-09-05
Gmin Oafd)a's Coo,
1pos ser 2l1iiiiondr u, ). swonn
oariiber ia9t.
limo wte er ii9 Die ,9ciitoi6aft Ger Nraber
3l3o9.
8 pn6pn.5. Sept.

Ser gfarrer 81. s. Smann, ser MiIiio>
r1dr in lljiit, tpeIcbsr geitern bic Mttt7
tbetluns bonn Sooe @min 9olc1a's macbte,
lagte beutc MtOrgen. vOie unmtttelbare
llriacbe Ser TcinOlc1oft Der Q(ra6er 0e9eu
Gmin mar Bic 2tnnabme, oaB ct am Sic
torta 9fpanSa iecbS Qtraber babe bGn9er
lafien, neil ite licb 9eipeigert bdtten, init
tbm Sallbbanocl gu treiben.
9ieicm @erilcDte tpuroe niemals miber=
iprocben, uno 0%aSielbc puroe ielblt BON
GuropGern fitr tpo9r 9ebaltcn. Nls Gmi1l
crmorDet ipur0e, lDar CT bon leiner Sara
Dane 9etrcnnt uno bcfonb iib nit bretBig
g}ubtern auf Dem QSege nacb Ser @eitfuite,
I'M BEN Dftlicben 2lrabern aus 6ern QBege gu
Ncben, BON bcnct CT nuBte, oaB ltc iDnl
llacbiteQtet. ST. bate 9tuanDa butter lid
lno fol9te einem 9tebenflu1ic 6eS Congo,
bis CT III Sab Sin NbeOs anfam.~
Sin &f bat Bel benz Mor6e nidbt
itattgefunoen. Die 9eicbc G1ntn 8aIcba's
lit ieoenfau5, mic aaD bic Der 8cgleiter
oeliclben, bon OtanDema'S, bic befonnterz
maBen Wenibenfreiier iino, per5e6rt nor
ben.
, 1893-09-05
Abeuteuer zines Ar3tes.
Oerfelbe miro III oas Sa9er Scr Dol.
ton'iden 8onoe 9eholt, UNI Sic
Wunoen oerielben 5u
perbinoen.
Sill Dalton, ser 5ihrer, fol- tootIi9 per-
punoet feir.
@nt6rte, OIL, ). Scpt

W Il / y | t, SII.y y. SCpI-
Die 8eamteu, tpeLcbe iid9 sur 8criolgung
Ser 9aIton'iden 8anoe aufgemncbt Datten,
febrten geitern 2lbeno o9ne 0cfangeue 5u>
rid, Qlnoere 8eamtc brac6ten ocbt weitere
8ir9er bon SngauS eir, ipelc9e I'M 8un@
besgefaugniB uttcr8cbra3t wurben. Die
ielben iinO bei6uIOigt, Ben StrOlben
llnteritilbung gepGbrt 81 ba6cn. Sin
8Ote BON SttlItDater brin9t bic gfac6ric5t,
baB Gin Qtr3t bon jcnem Srtc, ipclcber icit
mebrcrcn Sagcn permiBt tpIrbc, ioeben
5uritdgetebrt lei, unD cine lpunbcrbore Sc
i6icbte er5dblt babe. Gr lei, 10 lagte er,
am Samltag 2tbeno BON stpei bcipaftueter
Wtdnncrn aus ictncm Gci9dft8lofal geDolt
un0 nacb Dem Eager Ser 3du6er gebracbt
pOrben, mo man i'm Span8, bercn g8un@
ben SIT DerbinOen. Sober e~inSclne beriel>
ben lei %Dertpunoet, uno Stpei miiroen tpaDr>
ihe;nlicD tbrcn Wunbcn crliegen. Gincr
Der lcBteren lei Sill 9olton, Der Sihrer
Der 8an6e, tpelcber 3lpet Scbiiic erbtelt,
unO al eincm Nrnlbrucb lcibe. Der OFT
tot babe ii6 ic0Od gelpeigert, BEN Eager
plaB oer &otte SIT Derratben, oa ct BEL 0e>
faRr letncS 2e6enS icbmOren muBtc, 0enielz
ben ntcbt 81 Derratbc1, ebe ite i'm pte0er
freigeIaiien bGtten.
, 1893-09-05
Der 8efu4 Ser meItaus itellun9.
GRdrittsfarten pur6en an 8eIu9cr Der
WeltausiteQung an ~nacbbenannten Ga9en
NFhFrhItck
CUB 9nrsgefa6tes.

- S60neS gSetter, m09li6er gSeiie 9te9ell
rpGbrenb Der fommenoeu 9ta6t, ul10 per
Gltoerli6er 28tltb ii1tb unS fir beute i'll &usz
1i9t 9eitellt.
= Sn benz bel9il9en Seebabe Sitenbe bate
1WD 9elter1 Nbeno beiuabe ei1e Speite Sling
tbeater=& ata ltropDe ereignet, 9tGbereS oariber
III ben 9epel3enlpolten,
- Sn Ser engliiben 6afeltita6t 6rQ bat
fN3 ei1 @6olerofa4 nit -tDbtli9em 9lus9ang
erei9net.
SIM 2b9eorbneten6ous ite6t Bic 2(nz
l11bme Der lteltenGe l6dftSoro1lt1t9 lt1De bepor.
NlSoanlt miro 1i9 iiber baS Qult beS GlerfS
ette 9o9flutb pol1 l1euen @elebe1twlr tet err
9teBelt.
- Qtuf Ser Seem 0orfer Son6sb0rie 9in9en
bellte e~tu5elue 2tttelt, 10 Die Der General
Glectric, 6es 3ufertrults, Der Qt6ii OIL &
Sott1 Sc, Der ll1iolt Yactftc= rtllo Der
Wttiiouri Qociftcz8o6u lit Die 606e, onbere
btl1lGnter. Sie Qlftiet be5 Chicago 0as Gr1it
lilO nm J psf. I'M Q}reiie gel uutelt; bic Ours
nottrllu9e1 mareu 584@59B.
- Nnoertbol6 MtQionen 0oQor @olb it1b
9elterlt nit Orei 9outpfern III Seem gort ei1z
9etrofteu.
= 6eltti9e 9epei3en meloen 6ie 8etriebSz
oufnobme elmer 9onSen Wtelt9e Sabrttelt.
J. Sin 3uiommenitoB bat ouF ser ,8i9
Sour=8obn" 9roBe &erluite ou 0&eni6euz
lebet no6 ii1 8efiibrt,
Sin 2onOoner 8onf6ous bat Ser eng
ltI6en 9te9ierul9 etu 0orle6en pou IS Wtilz
lionelt'5nr 6ebuH9 Oes tnbti3en @e@ielfurie s
ollgebOteu.
Ser 8oiier 98il6elm bat fi6 BET 6en
2ot6ritgern babur6 etnen 9teilt iuS 8rett
9ele9t, ooB ct benz bort itotionirten 145. Slt=
acknowledgements leinen 9tolneu perlteben bat.
- Sn BEN lluion @tof CARDS iiu6 bette
I'M 9reile felt 1paren. G9weiue 1Durbet 19, 900
ols9eboten u1b murbe fiir leiDte 5.50@6.O5,
fir lnitteli6mere 5.15@5.S5 un0 fir i0mere
5.OO@5.6O bos Bunoert YfunO er5ielt. S9ofe
10000 Stif; 45reiie feit.
, 1893-09-05
mieoerum ftno es Sic 8remfen, sic
per1aoen
uno einen b0ien unfau perurfaden.
Cincinnati, 5. Sept.

VI IN II q l. D. Sept.
Nob itedt Ser Sbrcden Iber haS lebte
furc6tbare lln9litd auf Der eLeftriicben 8a6r
Ben 2euten in alien @lieoern, 0a eret9net
fib aub idbon aus berieI6en 1triacbe Elm
G6nliber llnfou, BET benz je6ocb glidlicber;
tpeiie MIR bret Yerionen pcrLcBt tpur6en.
9ie Namen 6erlelben itn6: Miutam 8open
bon Columbia, i6mere tnnerlid6e Ser
leButgen, benen ct e~rliegen mtr6; GjuitQt
8ernbarbt, 1855 Weitniniter Qlpe., i6mere
8erleBun9cn am &0rper; So6n 9. OfDers
1O7 3lpOlfte StraBe, 2(rmbrub urtb itartt
Quetl6un9en,
Ser Wagen gto. 760 bonn Sften6e tpat
9era6e I'M 8e9rift bon Der 8ierten 9loenue
in Oen 8roaomaD binunter5ufdbren, ais BET
Wotorr1ann SoDn @ateS bic Gontrole iber
Sic 8renie perlDr un6 Der g8ogen nit RAJ
ienber S6neQtgfeit bic itciLe StraBe BIN
unterroutc. @S befan6en itcb Stpansig pbcr
mebr 8alia9tere in Dem @a9en, uno Sic
@rinnerung an DaS ltnglif bonn Sage 3u>
Dor peruria3te iofort cine Yanit. Oil
6rauen l9rieen un6 fielen in S6nmacbt
tpdbrenO flint O6er iebS Wfdnner berals>
%ipran8en. PlDbli6 entgleiitc Ser @ager
ur1o rannte gc9et ei11en bon gtepport font
menben eLettriiAen 0a9en, tpelc6er ben
0itgeG binauf fuDr. 9aourb pur6e Ser
0urcb0Gnger enOli6 gum Steben gebrocbt
Die porocren Seiten beiber g8agen tpurben
0urcb BEN 3uiammcnitoB 8ertrImmert.
, 1893-09-05
Am ndd)lten greita9 gllitta9
Der0en Sic swei 5ubrer Ser m0roe=
rtiden Ghoftows
Dom Sheriff Don Gaines County erihoien
meroen.
s a6bp, 8. &. 5. Sept.

Gapt. Simon gSa6e unb Solomon
0etptS, 5tpei BON Den neun Gboftatp1 Snoiaz
lerrt, tpelcbe I'M lebten September in g8tl>
burton gum Gobe Derurtbeilt tpurocn, iper5
ben am Treitag Otittag DOm Sberiff bon
@aineS GOuntD eri9olien meroelt. Sic tpaz
rem 0le Q(nfiibrer, unO @aoc mar Der Sap
tan Der 2eute, ipeIcbe Bic WtOrOtbaten be-
9in9en. Die 8erurt6eilten lperoen bel Der
0inrtcbtung bis CUR 6iifte entbl0Bt, nit
%Derbun0enen 9lugen auf tbrcn SGrgcn iiBen
uno geraOc itber tbrcm 0cr5cn miro Oo3
8iIO eines 6erSenS 9emalt uerOen. Damn
nimmt Der Sberiff III Is SUB @ntfcrnung
Steuung, 5ielt otf baS 8emalte !6er3 unO
feuert. Sobalo Der Sob erfol9t lit, Der
i%amneln it9 Die 6cinbe uno 6rcun0e I'M
Die 0eicben, ais OBJ iie auf cmS9Ia3tfclOc
ben Sob gefun0en bitten.
, 1893-09-05
in elmer perrufenen WalofAenfe
meroen 3wet 11I6nner aus minneiota er=
moroet.
6oug6ton, Mic6., 5. Sept.

2(n Ser bot 6oncof nac6 Calumet fi6z
renOen Cambridge, ettpa bier Wtcilen nett
ltcb BON leBterem Orte, liegt Die i~ogcnannte
Scmperen5tpirtblbaft BON Soiepb Simz
mons, IN peIcbcr cS iebocb NIGHTS tpe1i8cr
ais temperen3It0 su9ebt uno sic ii6erbaupt
in nl0gltbit ibLecDtem &ufe ftcbt. 9ort
purOen 9eitcrn Qbenb Sobn Salo un6 Spar
gairolG, melbe crit Dor ungeiGbr elmer
gSocbe bon OttnneiDta gcfommen tparen,
erlnOroct. 8eiben lpurbe burcb Mtciieritt9e
Die S9logaber bHr3i6nitten, un6 aub Gin
brittcr, Seat. !6er8oriar, trltg icbperc, ipenn
oadb ntbt tDOtIi6e Sti9punben bopon.
Son Den Seriibern Der 8luttbat bat MAJ
bis iebt nOcb feline Spur e1t6edt.
, 1893-09-05
SdDre&lidJer GifenbaBnnnfau.
Gin 6rodtsu9 ft0ft nit einem
S9nellSu9 5ufommen.
Cine Tlenee Goote uno Derpunoete.
4urora, Sn6., 5. Sept.

Sin Srac6tsug Ser 8tg Tour78a6n, mel
cher ltcb nm cine Slu1be DeripGtet bate, 1T
BET 8ateSOiue, Snb., in Ben S6nelI3ug Der
SnOtonapollSz 8abn bineingcrannt. QI9t
ser onet loQen getootet uno 3~tpar3ig per>
tpuroet ietn. Ser Qotomotiofitbrer unb
0ct5er tpur0en u1ler ben Sriimmern be-
graben.
Die 3ii8e, tpelc6e 3uiammenlttcBen iparelr
Oer gSeltarS itclungS> ScbuelI3ug go. II,
tpeI9er aus se6n @aguer'i6en Scbtaf@ unb
Ballagteripagen beftan0 uno nit Yerioncn
aus Cincinnati angefilit mar, bic it6 auf
benz 6etn1pc9e befonOen. Der Bug mar
UNI Z l!br 45 W2tn. morgenS in Cincinnati
fGQtg. Ser onbere BUG mat Der 6rac5t3ug,
tpclber am Nbe11b Dorber nac6 Snoiono1
polls a%bgegnngen mar. Der unfnl fanb
bet 8ateS Sill, 6 Metlcn n0roIic6 bon
Nltrora ftatt, mo Die 8abn cine itarfe Stci7
gun9 bat, uno eS ipirb bericbtet, baB ser
GTpreB5ug, tDel6er bic Steigung binab>
fu0r, NIT 9cpaltiger &raft in Sen Srod6t@
3ug btnctnfubr. SIM Gentral6obubofc tra7
fen cine Wten9e touer 0criiDte ci1; ba@
MACH bteB eS 5uerlt, baB 30 geriouen ge>
t0otet ieten; ipGlcr ipuroe Die 3obl Ser
ltrn9efommencn auf g., meiiten3 8a6nleute,
an9egeben. 0cr1auere 9fabrtcbtcn linD
noc9 nicDt 81 baben; Sic 8eomtcn bcballpz
ten, BON Ser 3ataltrop6e NIGHTS 3u piIcn,
ba it6 oteicIbe iueitlicD bon Gincimati
eretgrete.
, 1893-09-05
Pan0elte aus NotPwebr.
Oas Opfer zines u~nbeoeutenoen 6ren3=
f~trettes.
q Nn6., ). Sept.

@d6ren6 iicb Sarne8 2ambert, ser So6n
etneS TarmerS, gcitern in Ser NGbe BON
6olton, Sub, auf Der So9b befan0, bcge8z
nete CT ictnem Nadb6ar Samuel 6anna6an.
3lpticben ben beiOen 6amtlien Derribte
ober i6on felt LANCER Belt tpe9en elmer
@renSlinie cine bittere Sttmmu1g, 1no ais
it6 nun bic 8eiOen trafen, ipuroe Der olte
Streit iofort al1f8eriibrt; bon @ortcn fam
es 5u &bdtli9feiten u16 icblieBlic6 Qriff
6o1noban ieinen Nacbbar 3am6ert nit
etnen &niippcl an unO 6rdngte i'm gescn
ctnen Sta1elora6t5aun. 0aS aber mar
benz 0ebtcren bO9 81 Otel; er griff gu lete
ltem 0e1pebr un6 feuerte beibe 2Gufe auf
6annaban a6, Der iOfort toot nie6erftirste.
9ombert ~Iieferte itb 9eitcrn morgen ben
8ebOroen in Soften aus uno perlangte
S6ub ge9en bic 6onnobdn'ic6e Sippe, Sic
tbn, letner Qngabe MACH, mGbrenb ser gam
5en 9ta6t Derfolgte, nm i'm 3u lDncben.
Sn Solge beiien tpur6e er nab Sem
@onntp9etdn8niB in Geriaiues in Stcbere
belt gebracbt.
, 1893-09-05
1(ur cine Odrtation Ser 6efbt6te
pom un~9elaoenen RepoIper.
Oas Opfer ein attidbri9es mdo6en.
Gtnctr /, 5. Sept.

@cltern tpur0e bic abtiGbrige 9is5te 9teiz
Icp in NtOrning 8teip, &p., BON ibrem
slp0Ifidbrigen SruOcr 9lrt6ur cricboiien.
Die &inOer befGnOen iiD nit ibren @ltern
sum Seiucbe bel ibrer @roBnuuttcr, unO
battcn iib cine 0abitube gum SpieIplab
8erpdbtt. 9aS lln8liif moute cs, baB
9lrtDur BORT cine ate S6rotflinte fano, bic
ct i'm Spiel ouf feline Scbtpeftcr onlc9tc
uub loSOyilfte. 9a8 9tciultat mar, baB
bem armcn &in0e fait Ser gausc Sopi a6z
9eicboiien Dur0c. Der &ater oe5 un0liidz
licbcn Scbmciteru10roers lit elmer Ser reicbz
itcn 6orn1cr I'M nOroli0cn &entU6p.
, 1893-09-05
Stdatstruppen auf oem We9e nab
RobY,
I'm oen KIopffehterr 6riTo uno &api9ne
oas Spiel gu peroerben.
So orte, Sn6., 5. Sept.

@eltern QbenO I'M iecbS lt6r gil1g bon
bier Elm SOnber3ug Ser 2afe Sbpree8abn
nit itcben Gompongnien OeS 2. unb 3.
Wftlt6regiments inter benz 8efcbl Des Sc
neralobjutaten 9tobbins mach Hobp ab, nm
bort Der %9eplantcn &lopifccbterei stpiidben
0rtfto unb 2auigne eilcn &tegel Dor5uz
l6ieben.s Sn WiuerS iticBcn nocb stpci
@ompa8nteen 5u benz Commando, 10 DaB
Oaiielbe 500 Wtonn fart mar. Oie Grupz
pen bclttben aus %Gompagnie L Don bier,
49 M}dnn itart So. F bon Sout6 8eno
nit As Mann; So. E BON @lfbart nit 80;
So. E bon @oiben nit So; so. K bon
Tranffort nit So; So. I bon aofomo nit
SO; So. G bon 9todbeiter nit so Wann.
8on Sort Napne tpur0e a1b Elm 0atling@
0ei5jiB mit9enommen.
, 1893-09-05
Dittere Sttmmnn9 lit }trn9nap
gegen Droltlien.
Die 8ep0lferun9 0ura Oie GntfduI-
ot9un9en Ger braitltanifhen Re-
9terun9 nidt Sufrieoen9eiteut,
limo es faeint Oie 2tbfdt 81 fein, ole Pro-
bir3 Rio Granoe 90 Sui on3ueIteoern.


Gin Correspondent bon Mfontepioeo telez
8rap6trt, Oab Die 9an5e Nepublif ~llruguaD
auf oaS606ite 9cgen 8ralilien auf9ebracbt
lit, unb baB III alien 36eilen Der Gepubltf
ScrlammIun8en a~b8ebaltcn tperben, in 6ez
men bic 8raitltaner ouf ba5 8tttcrlte be-
banOcIt per0en. Nue "Qlnitrengungen Ser
P"oli3ct, bteie GcrlammLungen 81 unter>
britfcn, BADEN iib ais Ucr8eblicb eripielen.
Der braiilianiicbe Wtniiter Monteiro
bat itcb erboter, @cneraI Siiboro beS 8e@
tcbleS iiber Die 9te9ierungStruppen I'll ente
beben; ou3 bietet er Gnticbulbigun8en Don
Seiten bes 8rdiibenten Beiroto al, aber
2lleS Dies icbetnt sic 8ep0lferung BON
llru9uaD nicbt Sufrieben3uiteIen. G5 berricbt
Die Qnitcbt Dor, oaB Uruguay Die Nblic3t
begt, ale Wittel in QnmenOung gu b%ringell,
UNI tib bic 8roDin3 0tiO Gran0e DO Sui
autudlieoeru.