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CONGREss.
Tho Senators Are Ia No Hurry Win
Their silver speeches.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Som
ate niHuo 40 progress Ia the financial
discussion today because a majority Of
The members apparently believe that
their speeches should 10 withhold
until tho issue on tho repeal OF the
sherman law Is squarely presented TO
the Senate.
The pressure Is becoming stronger
daily on the finance committee 10
report some definite proposition ON the
Sherman purchasing act, and the
result viii probably be that the com.
mites Will soon report bill aud leave
the decisive battle to DO fought out on
the floor OF the Senate.
When tho Senate met today numet.
Gus petitions were presented, some for
unconditional repeal u the Sherman
act and some against ita Tepesl without
provision for the free coinage OF oil.
vor.
A resolution wGs offered by Gall.
niger, aud went over until tomorrow,
calling for report as 20 whether the
secretary Of the interior and the com.
missioner Of pensions had confoTmed
To the provisions VI the existing law la
tuspondiug anu dropping pensioners
nom the pension roll.
The Montana senatorial case was
lahen up, anu ragcoe addressed the
senate In opposition to the right or
Mantle to cit under the governors ap-
pOlntment.
Dubois made a short argument on
The other side Of the question. This
was followed DO a COlloquy between
Senators Mitchell Of Oregon AMI
Chandler, the former advocating and
we latter opposing the admission Oi
Mantle.
q message was received from the
House, announcing the death of ChiT.
man Of Michigan, whersupon the
usual resolutions were offered and
agreed 10, and u committee appointed
on tho part OF the Senate TO attend the
funeral. Asa further mark Of respect
10 the memory OF tho deceased the
Senate adjourned.
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rommcreInI cccra.lcn rInn-.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. ia petit.
ton, signed by state officers and state
house employees, was forwarded %
Governor stone OF Missouri today,
asking him to call convention OF
governors and delegates from the states
west OF the Mississippi river ami south
Of the Ohio, to decide what will bee
done for the mutual relief % the people,
Tor the cultivation OF commercial re.
lRtions between them and such other
action ~ may conluce TO the material
welfare aud prosperity Of tho common
wealths Involved, looking especially to
an arrangement VI such trade Teia.
tlous ns may render tho sections free
from dependence upon the eastern sec.
ton VI the Union Ia business.
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THOMAS Wrnu.
BEFORE CONGRESS-.
Working for the West

Amer IA stay Of several years at Wash.
inPlon, d, G., during which hohas become
familiar with the workings Of Congress
and the departments, Judge Cha-. W.
Siayuor, nm Attorney and Counselor "
'ho supreme Cour, OF tho United statos
ispyopurcd to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Commiuoos ana
nfAming influential Congressman as TO
Tho needs OF clients and communities
represented By him.
llo also continues his practice In tho
General Land Onlor, prepare. appeals,
makes answers and arEumouH boloro tho
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
and reports ou cases TO attorneys ~ a
defiance, and attends 10 general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and fo,ablo. 20. Address, Boa
"a, Washington y. q,
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
A Gang Arrested for Horrible Cruelty
10 Young Children.
French and Italian I.abnrcrs Engage
In Hattic.-Chinesc Friendly Co
the United states

vienna, Aug. ia gang Of men
have been arrested in Blskupi,z, Croa.
tia, for mutllating young children.
The men for years have made trade
OF crippling children aud then sending
thcm out to beg, or selling them TO
others Ds the same purpose. The
children we're stolen % misied with
promises to visit the house kept by tue
gang ON the outskirts Of the town.
Wnun the police forced their way into
the house yesterday they founi two
girls Of IGOR II years with their legs
broken. Another girl, about the same
age, was bound on bod with her right
arm broken and botk eyes gougsd out.
Two children, horribly mudlattd 4,
were found on cots In the cellar.
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wonKINGHI.N rIanr.
Italians Attacked by French Lsbor.
erH.

PAWs, Aug. i.-Ffcnch and Italian
workingmen fought In Aigues Mortes,
department Of Gard, touny. Ten men
were killed anu twenty-siX wounded
severely. The police finally quellod
the riot.
Later dispatches say that after tho
light the French woTkiugmen, who
had beaten the ltalians, started man
hunt, for the ustensible purpose Of
DISCRIMINATING the foreign wursiugmcn
IN the town. They attacked with
knives and clubs every Italian they
caught The Italians He'd from the
town, aud most Of those who had been
Ia the flyht took possession Of mrm
buildings and bafiiututd the dUUit.
Too troops rescued them In ihu even
ing. The number OF wounded IN now
known 10 Dee over forty, and II is
thought moro ucnd viii to found 10.
morrow. Al the killed anu most Of tue
wounded were Italians,
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= CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. IT.
Tho intense newspaper rivalry here TO.
suited In the NCp8 sending n special
representative to Cincinnati 10 inves.
tlgnte the Amlck treatment for con-
sumption. The Times reported sonsE.
tinnal curos through II, which the
AGUs assumed 10 question. Today the
AcWsiackLowledgesA mick's disouyery
10 all it's claimed, and admits that the
cures be is daily e1ecting nre indis-
putRble iscts, and specially comments
ais seuling test medicines Tres to
physicians, and physicians only.
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Ihe chIne.o md DO oeary 90

NEW YOWi, Aug. 1.-THE American
Bible Society has received tho follow
lug from IT, agent, Nerity,u Shanghai:
"What may br the effect later on Of
the Gcary act on the Chinese govern
mont, or ON the people, we cannot, oi
course, sny. So Jar az my observation
goes, II has thus far hal none az nll ON
the people. Wherever / 20 Ia the IN
terror tine Uulted Siutcs Is in favor
with the people und 10 seems g. as that
our friends 10 home have been too
sUlicllous. AZ 10 tue officials, they are
astutc, iar'soeing politicians, and Will
wait the best lime TO act. Silver has
never boon ~ low as yesterday"
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XIrEinIn n,mnrrncr.

RICiMoSD, Va, Aug. 1.-THE Vir-
glnia Democracy met In convention ut
noon today. After the appointment OF
speech In which, alluding 10 the FIN.
ancial situation Of the country, lac
asserted that the Democracy was In
no wise responsible for II and laid the
charge of thu evil Ia the country 10
the Mckinley tariff hill.
The convention nominated Charles
T. O'Fafroll for Governor aud II. G..
Kent for lieutenant governor.
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CHEROKEE, H., Aug. l7,-Mr. lant
Mrs. Martin 5hullz, an aged coupl,
living alone on a farm In 1ildun town
snip, Cherokee county, were ioully
murdered last evening. They hnd con
cenlgd about the house about $1,000 anu
Of this the murderers occurred $500
which was concealed IN a pOcketbook,
bdt $3.50 In a Bible aud some $500 In u
baking powder can was not found by
the criminals.
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a DIsGnACEgUL SHOW.
INDIANS at the Pair suffer the Torture
Dance,

CHICAGO, Aug. l7.-Thousands OF
people lined the eIge OF the Grand
basin at the WOrld's Fair tonight ana
watched four Quack Ali Indians I'M
uergo the torture dance. The horrible
ceremony took place on float In the
center Of the basin. The four braves
who underwent the dance hai thongs
passed through strips of flesh, cut In
the back. Other Indians took the
loose ends OF the thongs ana using
them rs reins drove the others around
The float M II they were driving horses,
causing tbs most exquisite agony.
Finally tho thongs pulled entirely
l0osc and tearing the flesh, caused blood
20 tllw. one OF them lost his reason
because Of the awful psin aud suller-
ing. lie sprang upon Interpreter Ford
aud fastened his teeth Ia his arms, anu
hung ON III the united strength Of
several men was necessary % open hIB
Jaws. Ho Will recover his reason In a
short time.
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SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.


~ pieces NJ good quality figured china
s'ih-, reduced from zoo To $50 per ward.
z" pln'ns OF CLANCY Bros. bost Htursd
.hlih anu 'ur1h silks. reduced from IN -
10 coo per yard.
]" pieces figured ch1ugaahlo silks. 70.
Nun'l rom n1H tl n1c U0f yard.
no. piccos 1i huu Bedford Cords. liza lIrbt
'hhdo-, reduced from 80. Co aUc r0r VAIL.
% ri1'os ni new aud uhoirH wravc4 IN
summer dross goods, ranging boo price
',"i. al,-' ln N'e ror ynri,will bH cleared
uui nt one prIoUaHIr nor ward Tbi, h.
ihn greatest bargain eyor offered in tbi,
uf amy uthUr pitv.
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Killed tlle Horse.

The other evening u mishap oc.
Cured to four young men, two OF them
Thatcher boys, in Logan canyon.
They were driving on the road along
q steep place, aud GOt being aDle to rec
clearly IN the darkness where obey
were approached too close, 81 that the
wheels VI the vehicle went over, aud
the whole oulnt rolled down the hill
ridc. Fortunately all Of the occui nuls
Of The wagon escaped without striJua
INJURY but one VI tue hOrsvs was
kllIpu.
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IIoI.c smIth not le.pon.lbIe.

WAsHGNGTON, Au,. lT.-Secrotary
Smith today, reicrring 10 the fact that
the Atlanta Journal had called upon
Congress 10 pass Tree coinage oil, said
no Significance should be attached to
editorials OF that paper on account OF
the TACT that ne still holds block Of
stock, for the reason that he ceased TO
control the paper when he came 10 the
Cabinet.
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MILWAUKEE, Aug. lT--Word was
that John u. koelling, cashier OF the
South Side Savings bank, who ran
away three weeks ago, has been cap.
tured In Denver. Kooiling Ia accused
~ misappropTiatiug $4,000. with
kOctling's disappearance also disap-
peAfed the general ledger.
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VICTORIA, -. O., Aug. l7.-By the
arrival Of the soiler Viva from Japan
today, Information comes OF the seiz.
ure by Russian Man.of.war OF two
American soh0onefs, names unknown,
and the Victoria t,hoouurs Minnie
ana Ainoka, for being within prohib.
tied watore. The Minnie had her
papers coniiscated, and was ordered to
proceed 10 Yokohama for trial before
the Britieh consul or the admiralty
court.
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WASHINGTON, ID. g., Aug. 1.-THE
hnRtClal discussion m the House TO-.
gay was Bpiritltss and uniuteresting.
II is doubt ul ifa quorum could have
1een mustered on roll call at any timo
uay' The proceedings Ia the House
MHl hardly resume animation before
me beginning OF next week,
"eodcock Of Michigan announced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-18

the death Of his colleague, J.. Logan
Chapman, and formal resolutions were
agreed to. The Speaker appointed a
committee 10 take action in the
premises.
The House then, az a tribute Of
respect TO the memory Of the deceased,
adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-18

PIrTsBURu, Aug. lT-About one
thousand miuers, employed by the w.
L.. Scott Coal company in Yong
niogheny valley, have accepted 10.
uuctiun Oi cents a ton and this mines
VIII stare up in fall at once.
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LONDON, Aug. lin Wales ths
coal strike Is assuminga grave inspect.
The strikers, thousands strong,
marched 10 several cOllleTles Ia the
Rhonda valley and foroibly prevented
the miners from working. Soldiers
have been summoned.
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Mems Clothing and Furnishings

uur oniiro stock Of mems aud boys
CLOTHING must go va any price.
100 boys suits uut from $500 TO s2.sl.
Us mons suits, sold everywhere Tor
$1,000, gu Hi $500 re- suit. llUW'4 that 2
l outing flannel suits. very stylish
An1ts, cut from $500 TO sl.Il % suit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-18

VIENNA, Aug. 1.-THE cholera II
rapidly spreading In Galiola. IL Is
rumOred the government II hushing
up the real state Of affairs In order not
10 interfere with the export VI corn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-18

% porcalo waists reduced from $3.50 to
lC each.
Al our $500 and $3.50 waists reduced
Loo sl.1l zach.
- laiic' china ak scrpontno Waists
cut from 5000 TO sJ.s4
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BUSINESS CHANCES

SsEEn HuYs FuHSiruRL AND
'0geDAB tools, candy iattly5 also oven
aud furniture Tor bakery. bee cream parInrs
complete. cigar and fruit stand, csiabilshei.
and cheap rent $50 takes U all. WI 80.
san. ilO tostoHIco block
II YOU Wish TO ENGAGE tN ANY
liuc Of husiucfa 70 vii plF you 90 eco INC.
M.J. hogan, go rostonIsc Biuck.
SyrLUNutn OPENINGS ron CAPABLE
- onlco men 60 gei bar interest in cstah.
li.hed u1ttnrsscs ~ tn $3.50 required W.
}. Hogan, tlU l'ostoGCo Hlots
Y HAVE SEVERAL NirE GROCERIES,
for sale from ZOO b. Hgu ". J Hogan,
QUO P1stonire Block
gUUNtsUEp UOuNiNG HOusEs AND
hoto.H centrally located, i0to SO sooma.
clearing 81 Co 500 per month Price, fluI o.
t.y.o ~ y Hogan. 600 rostoucc block.
GENEUAL GOOD PAYING HEsrNUWANrs.
- luro, SEQ to f.0A ~. j. hogan. uu
iusi1fI'c u'utk
II Nnu WANrA coon PAYING SALOON
a cal ON mo. W.. hogan, tl IoatUN.o
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= HuNtl Iu IOAN UN FAtNs ANuNlIh
WI property, aud collateral Good uulus
bought uurt time uHua nu endorsed notes
Waterman Bros, Room 3D., Contra. lIOf..
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WAsuINuTON, Aug. l7.-Intorest
officially In the Boriug sea decision
now centers ON tho question VI the
damage. this country Will be obliged to
pay Great Britain. In accordance
with article V. VI the convention for
the renewal " the H0dus UiUcHdi, the
arbitration viii dociue how much COM
lensatiou IL due Great Britain from
the United States, 10 be used for ab.
staining from exercise Of tho right 10
take seals In Berlng sea during the
pending arbitration. II II understood
the commissioners Of arbitration have
already passed ON the subject, but their
report is not made public.
Nothing in the arbitration treaty or
the convention for renewal Of the
modus uiUendi makes provision for al.
lowing damages 10 persons who have
been injured through unlawful seizure
OF sealing vessels, and II Is stated ut
the department Of state that the mat
ter must take the course usually FOL.
lowed In diplomacy. In case OF fail.
uTe 10 come q some basis for n settle
ment without resort 10 arbitration land
II In predicted failure will Occurl tho
two governments will agree to leave
the question " the judgment Of an un-
prCJudiced tribunal.
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4 NliulDL ADDITION LOIS WILL nm
- traded Tor horses amt tuggv. FURNITURE or
merchandise. q. o. spencer 70 Wet sv.uui
ruulu
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AN UNEXPECTED SEQUEL.

An extraordinary anu unexpected
sequel VI the controversy In that the
lessees Of the PfibiloT islands, who
since the agitation Of the quostionsnOw
decided by arbitration have year by
year been restrained by tho United
States within narrower limits In regard
TO the number Of seals captured, have
now been officially advised that the
full amount Of their stipulated rental
will be- exaUted from them by the
United Slater, and that the action OF
the previous administration IN roduc.
Ing the rental to correspond with the
reductions enforced In the catch was
illegal.
Secretary Carlisle today made an
ttlloisl demand on the NorthAmerloan
Commercial Company for s2s9,0l7 for
rental aud bonus ON the Pribiloii
Islands. The amount due by years Ii
stated as follows; 1890, $40, lO3; 1891,
sla8,62s; 1899, slOS,s56. The action Of
Secretary Carlisle Ia based on an opln.
ion rendered by Attorney General
Olney.
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TO TRADE.

no TRhuE- TIN-TutAss uE-tbENCE
ana business property Tor sheen. cattle,
mcr'hgn1Isy ur farms. ~. j Hogan. enc Poet.
nriU0 Hook
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y [n IiEAu uGu GRADE NNSUE
s-ispO horse AMI .l mu'DH turNUhHHgr Cor
house nud Iut u.nHc lH. ur acreage us.Ip lyc
Myst second South.
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SHEEP WANTED.

GtIEEP WANIEu.-I WISH TO TX
> oh8gre Logan tty ur Farm property tor
thtpp. j Y, stewart, Logon
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Gl\Tl.tuuE ACRE IAliM, ALI UNDER
- cultivation. NHluu tLtUu. ti0hr IraIu
~ car rD..duu.a w. .. logan. tl0 d. %.
lIUJk
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I HAVE SEVERAL NICE GROCERIES,
for sole from 900 30 sou. ". J HOGAN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-27
Sic @cccoiQitna.

SdOn SIR fri9cn StuuOc geitcrn
|O1orgcn wurOe Die 9tadriht BON icincm
] ) obc in alcn &reiien ser StaOt be-
!fauut, un6 aui ocn peridie6enen oeuts
/ lIdcn Glubbauiern, mic n0ermanias
sGlu6," ,Germauia MtanucrdOr,
\, yie6erfranS" webtcn Die 6tas9en pom
sbulben Ntait, utter 9tncrifaucrn, luie
suuter 0cutiden ilt Die Graucr au9c=
snein. Die Yecr6i9ung lit uuf 0iens
Itaa, 9tu6mitta9S , llbr, anbcruunt.
sSbren SabrtuhtrGgcr iinO Die SS.
ldt6urer 3. s. 2atrobc, 9ldtbarer
sG6us. g. &err, Or. Wiorris QGiencr,
SeeorQc Is. Gjail, Grnt Snabe. q. q.
! spon :.2inscn, 2(dtbarer 6einridb Scim,
sWiaior 9(rnOlO Summer, 9lu9ult SOge.
Her, George g. @ulOsbOrou94, George
SSouasc, u. 6. Grippe, ErOI, Senrr
slSooS, 6rcO. SpiOn, 9ldtbarer SanIel
rs. Glarfc pOn Ntobils, 2lla
I 9lts aftiue SabrtuhtrG9er iun9ircn:
| $50. 6. j. 2eyb, q. s. 9tifel unO 9r.
s. ). 5iei6ctans pom 9teoaftionsOepar'
tement, Gpau q. oeins pOm e5ciddfts.
Oepattcment, Sob. s. Sind pom Seser'
bepartcmcnt uno &arl yuns pOul 0ruf.
tcrospartcnlent.
y Die gei6enicier lit i'll ser &Obnun9
] 9tr. 1902, Gutaw<Ylacc. Der lansJGb'
sriac 6reunO bes GeritOrbcnen, @alto,
s0tinrid) Sdleib bon Der .3iOnssSirdc
bGlt bic 2eihenrebe; Dr.. ). 8. 3. Gccle'
ton BON Der Gntanuelss&ird)c leltet bl
6cler am Vrabs,
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Ser &f In &auIas.
Cine Gmtfd1eiouns Des oberseri6ts aesen ole
SppuIiiteu.

Sopefa, Sas., %. Sebrlar. - 9er
EraIoent oe5 StaatS.S SoergerI6tsr 9ortoH,
.uerfiinoete beute bic Gntl6eIourg oeS @e=
,rittShoIes III oem ,Sabeas Corpus SER
iabrcn oes Don eiuem Seamteu oes republl-i
!faulldleu lluterbauleS uerbafteteH uSopu'
.lilen" Dunn. 2ie Gntidei0uu9 lautete pas
bin, baB Die Serbaituug geieemdBlg mar,
ia oaS republltaulId)e llHterbauS ais od5I
,ut-iaiiurgSmdBlg Su 9ted)t beltebeUoe aniu=
Ieheu iei. Sberrtt)ter Sobalon bate lld)I
.oieier enti6eipung Gu9tldlonen. ruabrenOI
,SberridJter allen, Ell n8opultlt," ELM
SepQraturthe!l abgab, IN benz CT austuhrte,
'oaB oa5 Sbergeridt feline SurlsSttttou M
Ioer Sad)e babe mo bab oaS uBopuliIteus"
'6aus ooS geieRmdBIge iet, Oa eS BON Dem
Seuat uuo Gem @ouperueur auerIauut lct.
OeruorrGQcnoe yYopulllten" ertldreu,
IoaB fie iid DER GutidelOuH9 oeS Sber9e-
lrlntS bis iu ben nddIlteH SSahlen tiigeu
lmerOen, oereu @r9ebnlB, ple Ile ermarten,
i;u rbr.n @uuiten auSia1en mIrO. Vie Oec=
Seiuge Sisuus Der geglSlatur lit an s.
s!9ari beenoet unO ulln Slaubt al9emetH,
ban Der @ouuerncur cine GrtrasSelrou en-
Iberuteu mlro. Aa5 UYopu!tlten-"9auS hat
lid aelttrn bis Uioutag oertaqt. Die Die.
,publltauer erwnrten, OaB Die Ofebriabl Der
yBopuliten" III oas repHblltanIlue Inter
.Daus elntreten lulro.
9lbenos bieIteu Die pBopuliiteu" eiuelt
i&autus, III mel6em beidIloneu murbc, etu
l0reier.@omlte oil @ouoerueur Nem.lllug 6u
sIeupcn, nm Die Anfd)teH OeSlelbeu baraDer,
slueld)e 4olltit iernerpiu Su beiOlgeu lei, Su
Reruren. Sas @omIte loa am Wfonta9 be-
srltlteu.
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Bier ssIbitnturoe aus nnsii6Itd1cr
SteCe.

@iuciurati, 9, %. 6ebruar. r.-5uI
Der Stnats6cuptitaot Columbus broht oaS
SelbItmuroeu pegen nuglud!ider ytebe epi-
oemld1 lperren Ill mouen, beuu i'll oieier
~ ode ha6.n it'd Hidt meniger, als bier Ber.
iontu aus Diejsm YrunDe aus Dem 2eben
qeid)aift. 0rau 2euu Sames, cine nod
lungc bibd)e 9SIttpe, egbtclt Don g8uIt.r
auopf ole biIrOjge GrtIdruug, boB aus tbrer
loetraih nid)tS merOen fouEe. 9ie Srau grlfi
baruuf III yuuoauum. 6rau 6unnp 9ieelp,
peidle BOZ ciuigeH Sabreu Die GntOetuu9
|madlte, oaB lie eiuen 3HttbdusIer ge5eira.
thet, lies I'D pom Dtslem idJeipen unO bate
hid, nit einem SauiItampier tiugelaTeu, Der
laber idlou auperIueltl9 uerbelratbet mar.
6lcier iaup Die 9tcelp beute Dioraen ais
|ytits Dor. Glll. 'oare, elu lungeS Ntdoheu,
lmolts ibre.l SrdutIganl Die llntreue abgss
lluobueu MD uahm ais 2robmittel etlpos
l9iaiteuaiit. Gs mar geraoe geHus, nm iie
Inn Elm b,iieres Senleits III bef0yoeril. Giteaa
Osborne, Die ild) Don lhrem Geriobteu per.
'rutbcu mdbute. uabm Ntorpbium.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-27

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olcid CT nit bem sSc9iel Der slonlinl-
sltration prompt abbanfte, lieB inn Praz
Toent Sarriion bod nod mebrerc Oto=
snatc I'M 9lmtc.
Yeri0nli9 mar er, ub9leid nur nit
stelgroB, cine imponircnoc, auHalligc Grs
sIdeinuns; wer bicie feite 9ebrun9enc Sc
sltalt nit Dem 9cwaltiSen StSmardfOptc
gunb BEN flaren, burdbrin9cnSen Slu9en
SiaB, Der wuBtc iofort, baB ct felnen'
t9ewDbnli6en 0iannc ae9eniber itanO,
Nee mar BON Scr gtatur iiir ieinc Stellung,
i bie CT I'M @eben cinuabu, 9ei6aIicn nno
saua9eitattct.
4 9tun lit ieiner Sauo 6as Stcucr, pcls
s9cs er 50 Sabre lang 10 fraftig, 9cpilz
Sienbaft unO umiidti9 seIiibrt bat, emit
gfallcn, Der Correspondent" bat ieinen
3Sater un6 9tllc, bie nit Oem Slattc III
sSerbin6uns itcben, babcn clncn buma7
snen 9lrbeitgeber unO trcuen 6reuno pers
Slpren, ba8 0cutidtbunt galtimOre'S
saber betrauert in ibm einen ieiner erlten
&Wiitbiir9er unO nod gar oft iueroen 'ein
Ssuter 9tatb, lciu tbatfraftiges 9Salten
sunO Gin9reiIe fen in oieier StaOt iamer5s
Sli6 permiBt iuerben.