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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
TOLD IN A DREAM.
| Queer Story in Connection With the
Recent Sale of Racehorse.


The sale of the racehorse Don't Know
at the Guttenburg racetrack by Sheriff
Stanton uncovered peculiar story. Some
time ago a man named Hyams, of Balti-
more, entered into partnership with
Henry AlbertS, sport" whom he knew,
to purchase a raeehOrse and divide the
winnings on the tracks. He gave Alberts
and start in business. AlbertS went off to
md the horse and never returned to
Hyams to make report. Hyams came to
New York on business. In the evening he
fell TO wondering what had become Of
quiries i'll The hope OF securing some tidings
about him.
At night he went to Lbed and dreamed,
so he says, and in his dream he was told
that if he should 20 TO the Forty-second
street ferry the next day he would see his
man. This dream was all the more inter
esting because, 4 stranger III New York,
he had no idea that there was a Forty
second street ferry. When in the morning
he decided TO follow the pr0mptings of his
vision, he was confused to learn that there
was a ferry at each end of the street.
Tossing penny 10 make u choice, it fell
10 the West Forty-SecOnd street side, and
there he hurried. The first man he met at
man told him that he had lost all the
$1,000 on the races, but following up his
connections Hyams learned that AlbertS
had bought the horse Don't Know with
the II Oney aud had won many dollar on
his speed. Hyams attached the horse, Sc
cured Judgment, and the animal was sold
to satisfy his claim.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
THE GERMAN FRAULEIN.
Her Life Is One of Industry With
Few Pleasures TO Divert Them.

London Daily News.
We pity the daughter Of the self COM
piacent German matron, who describes
in the practical weekly journal for all
housewives" the Furs Haus, the way In
which she divides the girls time. This
energetic mother nrouses her daughter OF
10 al A. NJ. summer or winter. Half an
hour later she must be at breakfast sery-
ing her brothers and sisters, after seeing
that they are properly dressed for school,
Rid OF the young folks, she must make
her bed and clean and dust the whole of
the rooms Of the house by 10 A. NJ. On
three days IN week she sets out for n
dressmaksr's and learns the business till
1880. On the other three days she prac-
ices on the piano and learns English.
Twice week the hour from u TO / is de-
voted to music lessons:
At 30 dinner is finished, and the girl
must herself put away and lock IN ali re-
mains, after which she is allowed to read
some entertaining book or play pique or
dUminoes with her father. At . 80 she
must do plain sewing till O'clock. The
whole family then take coffee and walk
for an hour and half.
by her father pouEces upon the unfnr
tunate girl and gives her subject In his
tory, geography or literature on which To
write theme in the space OF an hour.
without book or other assistance. Next
the young lady must prepare tea, to which
the family sit down at z o'clock "punctu-
ally"
After that she may take up her en-
bToidery or crochet, and the family read
aloud in turns till close upon 9 o'clock.
when The Door eldest daughter is sent to
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
NOT TO THE SWIFT
A Crooked Race on Point
LoboS Avenue.
AN UNEXPECTED SEQUEL.
Collision Between the Backer of the
winner and the Stakeholder
Alleged-An Arrest.

There was fOOtrace on Point Lobos
avenue yesterday morning between two
sprinters named William Ross and j.
Fletcher. concerning which the Judge of
Police Court will learn much that is in
tereSting to-day. Ross was backed by j.
d. Garrison, who at one time held the
responsible Office OF bi'liard-marker in
saloon on Market street.
Fletcher was backed by B. Tiley, pro-
prietor OF saloon.
Ross is said to be fake" Splinter and
athlete aud has a reputation that is any
thing but enviable among sprinting men.
He induced Tiley to back Fletcher in a
footracs with himself. agreeing TO lose the
race in order that Tiley might win the
stake. Tiley put up $3.50.
Thus involved in what was apparently q
sure-thing game Tiley was somewhat sur
prised, panied and grieyed when Ross
won. The money was handed over to
Garrison By NJ. W. Meyers, the stake
holder, who, it is said, was in collision
with him.
Laie last night Tiey had Garrison ar
rested for grand larceny. He was cap
tured by Detectives Anthony and Cody
and when searched had $50 ana a gold
watch in his possession. lie said that
Russ fairly won the race and that he. the
hacker, was accused of collision with the
stakeholder, charge which he denounced
as without foundation.
81 am charged" said Garrison. THAT
obtained tile money from Meyers at the
point of pistol. That is absolutely
fal
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
A BIG SNAKE.
II Seizes Cow, Which Is Rescued
by Brave Young Lady.

Greer opOIO RECORD
Last year monster snake was seen in
the neighbOrhoOd of D6nnelPs Mill, in This
county, and its length was yariously estl-
mated by several parties who saw it at
from eight TO fifteen feet. An attempt
was made TO kill it. but it went into a
thicket on the banks of the creek.
Nothing more was seen Of this monster
snake until Friday, when Miss Ida l. Rob
iDson saw cow, the property of Abner
Sehoolheld, down and struggling, and went
tn see what was the matter. Imagine her
surprise to see, coiled around the neck of
the cow, an immense snake some four
inches in diameter and at least 10 leet in
length.
The cow was being choked TO death, aud
the brave girl took hold of the snake with
both hands. and. being a strong girl. she
with great difficulty got it loose. or perhaps
frightened 1t until it uncoiled itself and ran
into the thicket.
After a while the cow, with aid from the
lady, got upon its feet and WAS driven
home. The snake was of brown color.
and showed 10 signs of striking and biting.
as is common to all our native snakes, hence
il is believed TO be an anaconda, which has
made its escape from some menagerie
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
FROM LATCH TO LOCK.
How Ancient Forms of Security De-
veloped to the Present Stage.

now ancient Forms or security De-
veloped to the Present Stage.
New York Recorder.
Now that the modern methods OF making
our possessions secure have reached such
state of perfection il may be interesting to
note some Of the ancient locks and keys.
The Oldest substitute for lock and key is the
la'ch and bolt. and the latter have been
used from the dawn of the most primitive
civilization 10 tile present day. Att early
date-perhaps 1900 years ago-the wooden
latch was made more secure by introducing
sort of wooden lever with notches To raise
the latch This lever is regarded as the
Oldest shape Of the key. and is thrust in the
lock sideways.
In later times it was made of iron, and
sun continues to be used in out-of-ihe-way
places all over the wOrld-in Scandinavia
i'ussla, Germany, in Upper Egypt, IN South
America and probably in cur own country.
ne WOODEN lock held lis own through
classic and byzantine times, but the KEYS
were made Of iron or bronze Roman and
byzah tine Keys were Of the simplest share.
put specimens with artistically decorated
bows are also found, and the minIatura
Keys roman ladies used for their ieyel
caSkets we're OF exquisite workmanship
LOCKS trst made from metal were intro
duced during the Gothic period, and arts
~ uO1' hounungs III the shape of orna-
mental door hinges, lock plates etc he
came general The intricaeles OF the fan
lock we're carried TO the highest perfection.
lnnhme:able notches being put in the bill
TO guard against wiles of the medieval bur
gar. he same style Of keys continued
through Romantic times
In the renaissance period KEYS became
RAJ jewels OF iron. Busts, monograms.
coroneis. ETC.. were set IN lacework Of
tracery or enriched with delicate acanthus
foliage, which caused the bows of some
Of those KEYS to rival the most delicate
tswelry. The guillochures of their shafts
and the complication OF their wards cor
respond to this elegance. The key of
Italian workmanship Is fine specimen of
artistic enumeration in iron inlaid with
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15

twenty machines all bearing the same
name, ana he accordingly designated ten
different makers names he wished stamped
on the plate usually found on what is
known as the head of the machine. Two
of these makers had English addresses
added. and the remainder were American
manufacturers. My friend told me that
four of the names could not be safely used,
but the other six could, and he showed me
a drawer with several compartments in
each filled with plates bearing the names of
real or imaginary makers. 10 response to
remark as to the morality of the proceed
Ing, be excused it on the ground that the
practice prevailed in all trades, and he
failed to see any reason why his should be
an exception to the rule"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
Trick of a streetcar spotter.

S'- 4-V"'' Nt''0-DoH'Ni"'-
There is a spOtter in town VINO eats pea
nuts as an assistance to MS memory. He
gets on ear with certain mum Der of pea
nuts in his pocket, say fifty, and eats one
for every passenger that gets aboard.
When he leaves the ear he counts the pea
nuts he has left, and if lie has thirty he
knows there were twenty passengers on
that run. One of the boys saw him count
guilty, spoke of il to some of the conduc-
tors, who watched him and found out his
system. 1t was clever trick, but every
artificial device will soon be found olt.
TIE sp0tter WIN relies altogether on mis-
memory is the only one who has a chance
of remaining undecided.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
A Cunning Frog.

A naturalist paper relates az interesting
instance of frogs cunning. A brood of
chickens was fed with moistened meal in
saucers, and when the dough spured lii
Tie IL attracted large numbers of flies. An
obseryant toad had evidently noticed this
aud every day toward evening lie would
make his appearance in the yard, hop to a
saucer, climb In and roll over ana over un-
III ne was covered with meal, having done
winch Ire awaited developments. The
me-, enliced by The smell. soon swarmed
around the Seheming batraehian. and
whenever one passed within two inches or
so OF his nose his tongue darted ont and
the fy disappeared. This plan worked so
ness of it.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
Can This Be True E?

There is very old saying that what
cannot speak cannot lie," observed Mr..
Leonard Thompson, who is at the South.
ern. I'm theory this 10 no doubt correct
but IN practice 1t does not amount to any
thing at all. | was in bicycle factory,
several hundred miles east of ST. Louis.
last week, and was shown an order Just
received from dealer which the order
clerk naturally regarded as bordering on
the humorous. The order called for twenty
machines Identical in every respect, ex-
cept In the color OF paint or enamel, and an
extra discount was asked, III consequence
OF so many machines of one make being
ordered at once But the dealer had no
intention OF blocking up his store with
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
Thousands of Voices

Ascending in praises and genuine recon-
mendations OF value to the suffering null
titudes are the voices of those who've been
cured of dyspepsia and liver complain ts
by DIR. Henley's Tamarack.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
UNION LUMBER co.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Lumber Rail-
road Ties, Telegraph Poles, Pine and Redwood
Piles, Spars, Wood, etc. General Office and Yard
Sixth and Channel SITS. Telephone No. 1882.
Downtown Once - Market St. room 81 teIe-
phone No. $50 s. F. jas cod I'd
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15

Samples Sent Free to Any Address.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
DRY GOODS.

A most complete and varied assert
ment, in the newest and choicest designs
and colorings for the season.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15

Printed Endytnion Cloths,
40 STYLES.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15

French Printed ChallieS,
100 DESIGNS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
Dizziness, Eaintness.

Extreme Lassitude, "don't care" and
want to be left alone" feeling, excl
liability, irritability, nervousness, sleep
lessneSs, fiatulency. melancholy, or the
blues" and backache. These are
sure indications of Female Weakness.
some derangement of the Harms or
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
Eearing=down Feeling

{ causing pain, weight, and backache, is
instantly relieved and permanently
: cured by its use. Under all eircum-
stances it acts in harmony with the laws
( that govern the female system, and
: is as harmless as water. II removes
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15

NOTE.-The designs of all these goods
have been made specially to our order,
and are confined exclusively to this
house.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
EgYeguIaritv,

Suppressed or Painful transformations,
Weakness of the Stomach, Indigestion,
Bloating, Flooding, Nervous Prostra-
ton. Headache. General Debility. Also
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15

Silk Ginghanns,
so STYLES.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15

Llama Tennis FlannelS,
so STYLES.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-15
BaCkache.

1t has cured more cases of Leucor-
rhna than any remedy the world has
ever known. 1t is almost infallible in
such cases. 1t dissMyes and expels
Tumors from the Uterus in an early
stage of development, and checks any
tendency to CancerOuS humorS Thai
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16

riiti9 boran. 0as erite Stodtpert, Die
bier ltmfafiun9Sntauern unb Die @auerlen
bes vMebanicaL 9lrt"> @ebdubcs itnb be-
reitS an Ort u1b Steue. 0te Stnbaz
mente Des neutrality-suspicious. utto Gar
tenbaugebGrbeS iinb gum She'll ferttg l1no
bas critic Stodwerf fiir Das @ebGube tlr
SSn6ultrie unb Sreie &iinite wiro I'M 9auTe
bieier @ocbe fertig iein. Iub bic &nnlt7
bale er6ebt ii9 rai9 aus Dem 8Oben. 9te
9IGne lln6 Spe5ifitationen fir oas Ser
neutrality-suspicious. iouen mor9en ferttg ietn.
.-9urdb feline @ntibeibun9 I'M 8rcisgeri6t
bat 9tichter 6u6lnn Bic Nntlagen ge8en
9crIoncn in Der Staot, tpegen 6es 8erfaufs
bon Spiritnoien, auf8cboben. Ser Gicbter
begrin6et feline @nti6et0ung barauf, oab
baS @eieb, burcb tpeld6es bet @etrdnfeba1oel
Sem Staate iibertragen purbe, gegen Die
8erfaiiung pcritoBe unb nun uno nicbttg iet,
neil Sic Staatsgeiebgebun9 fetn Gccbt babe,
OaS ausi9tiebli6e &ecbt, nit beranlcbenoen
@etrdnfen gu banbeln, BON einem StaatS7
burger auf Bic Jte9ierung ST itbertra9en,
unb 6aB bic 8olt3et feline geieblt4e ge7
thinning bariiber babe. Sn SrunSs
tpif in Georgia berri9t nod tmn'er bus
9elbe Sie6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16

tpte ftb Dor tbren Nn9en eth traurtges
S6auiptel enttptdeIt babe, fir tpcl6es nur
Der 9iftator 8eiroto Deranttportltb let,
tpelcber bartnddtg enti9(Oiien let, feline
Ma6t unter allen 11mitGnoen gu bebaupten.
8eiroto pir6 Ser Gerlebung Der 8ers
faiiung bei9ulbigt, unb Der Nufopferung
ber tpelentLicbiten SilfsmttteL DeS Sanoes,
ba6ur6, baB er bas 2an6 felt Wonaten
einem 8irgerfrieg pretsge9eben babe. =
Cine 9epei6e aus Slip Sc Saneiro mel
set, baB bas auf elmer SnieG innerbalb bes
Gtl1gangcs CUR Sal bon &tO De Sanetro 9ez
Iegene unb biSber neutral gebliebene Sort
@iuegagnon fi6 fir Nbmtral Wfeuo err
tlGrt babe. Sic &anonen bes Sorts itnb
altmo6tib un6 fonnen fetnen groBen Sdaz
ben anrt9ten.
Nroentirier.
Ser BrGitbent Bena bat ETH
Manifeit erlalien, portt er err
fldrt, baB CT nit ietnen &atbs
sebern, pbne 8iifit9t a1f Polittt, bas
2anb SIT regieren beabit6tt9e, uno Dap eDr7
li6e 2eute pbne 8eppr3u9ung bon lb11 be-
lobnt perben piirben, Gr nerldBt 1tcb auf
fem Cabinet unb miro Die bergebracbte11
@%inricbtunger erbalten Bet BrGltoent be-
Lobt Die Sapferfeit ser Mrmee nno Der
Slotte, tabeIt bic 9ebeQen un0 oantt per
8epDlferung fir bic l1nterftnbung Der Jtez
gierung. Ser Winiiter 8iraloro, bon Dem es
bieB, boB CT iein Nmt nieberle9en tpuroe, UNI
@ouoerneur BON Gorrte1teS 5n tperoen,
tpir6 int Cabinet berbleiben, bis Die 8eraz
tbu11g iiber Bic 9tlenii6e Srd9e I'M Inter
bauie ibr @noe errei6t baben tptr6. Getter7
abtbeilungen perfolgen bic fie9enoen Jtez
bellen; mGbren6 bes tiir5ltcben Nn9rttts
auf Santa Sc tpur6en nebrere bunoert
@olontlten g%et0Otet.
2[usIGnoii9es Dernii4tes.
Cine 9epel9c bon Calcutta brtn9t bic
Nacbricbt BON ernftli6en l1nruben tn
Sabul, ber 6auptitaOt BON Nfgbdntltaft,
pelhe nor Der Qlufunft 6eS Str Wforttlner
Ouranb 6aiclblt ausbraden. Ser TELL
pertretenoe 8efeblS6aber bate etren Sol@
baten 6es Sepoprc9imerltes bon !9erat 9ez
miBbanbeLt, tpDrauf 6aS gan8e Ee9tn1ent 81
Sen Baffen griff ltnb ben fieQpertretcnoen
8efeblsbaber er1boB. Ote rebeul1eben
Sepops flo6en aus Gabul, tpnreen aber
bon trelgcbliebenen Sruppen 6eS @mtrs
einge6olt, unb elf berielben puroen ncrrr7
tbeilt, bon BEN Wfiinbun9en bon &aro1tet
tpeegeidbollen 3u tuerbcn, pelcbeS Hrtbetl
auc6 lofort poI3ogen murbe. Die i%dnn1nt>
Liben Sruppen in @abnL iin6 oaourb IN Die
groBte Nufrcgun9 neriebt iporben, uno IS
tperben ipeitere l1nrltDelt crtpartet. -
9ie Sura Simplon : gtienbabn9eleu1
icbaft bat nit Der 8ran6 Gompa9ltle IN
6%amburg unb nit 2ocbcr & so. IN a3urld)
etnen &ortrag ibcr bic Grbauung etlteS
Gunsels Dur9 ben Stmplon 81 etl1en
&oitcnpreiie BON mebr ais bier Wftltoneit
8funb STERLING abgci9lolen. @t1e
Gortiesnug anf Der 8. eettO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16

Gts if MN Gns Oai4wunbeu; mn gnmmif lest nn6bemr ben @artat 4 @oan oHneenbat
xebtseunb. Got femn bic emnbsm bng eh Dr. Opat bhs@ Slid fir 70 ohe GFmenr B! gGn
gann rmeu dt mbr 9duuo eepmbea penn m Smm @ara umt sG@tb ae
&ud i'd bate an 6mmmBms gu NDm unb pBe mtuntrn 9t n@ i'd tWn puh bic @ame3m
pmnf , m i'd OHm st bnabm mush.. @n g@m f@s be @ar@L Der i'm bans pb and
mrbafn; i'd h8e Dn an ub bin nun Dn&bamahsmusb edt uni fam meHe Shdt limits agmsm
Uamhhmp asm b pbane e Gdn mn
9Mn yrOE Ss @anenf lit mnse8 dt an aOaDeB ub gmm&masm; @ pn surnntn tint
ebehnm Bunah
umbpO Nnec ems slid i'm gNn. grMbtf3 aud ba' ensn @hHa ttian III bdes OusHsaae Sell
mtI fir ale Sae I'M 9af gu bbm @rfmbetS bmm Oeb e8Gafm @MBe
Snnmrr sa@n 6amHeH SH GIsarH@er @M1sH Samapte Hsdh9tuHOD r ba1 enu"
bames 8ahamm min
mne bier semoetn anabmanO mir mm gn uo ia Haasat gu bdaprn 1Hs#:m u
mrs emmaa aaa
Gribri9 8anrenI
@aber SEER 9oaprl DafbtIIe@ aTy H. @mu1@a
SamnB Sbm mod elm sunb~nO pom 9mm SIeHri@en @astIb eaatH+ Ssrsteia nh9t ur fr
tan ausfba9 9GRn. CTR He tuGeHm G bIhas uo5 neb bdnm rsr'e9 e9Dnr; m
s S a. % a"a snsou s" nn :" Toms aS n%n WV Gr r am mwSs%n S@S T rgrr gnhr MS n%s.
Sr 0arhItH rhdtmt @b u tENeI uOi 9 pIm9e baB i1e SamMe f9 dm fHam ans
fhdm m@; @ wEo ra @b baGurb sdpat
Sre bmbae Snnmn mrs emma aaas
gerfuneu5 meL9e grtnnOisunsen bel ben gusHeuern bon 8eusmMtn etsussben.
mInbeu, mpMn iBrem G9reben Elm febFaorenttes, frantrtes Gouort befugen, tint
elmer NntUort TNer 5n ieL
1tnier GROCER iQmitrirter 9atalOg
enHbdh befbpprene 3eugnH1e unb 8lber pon 9emen, telde turirt tuorben fnb,
iohie eie 2e pon &ranfbien, fr wGbe bhe @irhl beionbers enpfoblen
terben, umb anbere tpertpOGe Gusfunt fir Sebernann. 9iefer &ata1os lit 1T
Der beuti9en no ens(den Gprade sebrudt un6 nro far 6 Gents 8refuarhn
an irgeno cine Ibrehe baianbt.
Sine photographic Oer uer Generntonen Der SentiBen RaHerfanile
uirO fret DerMnOt nit jsoeut 9entiben Sata0g.
@tr 6aten einen Outf6en GurremnbnRn in Der 9auptofFee 3u gbhaso, 50.
DIE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT 4 APPLIANCE CO.,
SanpkoHme amo eimstee Tamie:
THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT BUILDING.
2O1 btS 211 State st., GGe @OGttS, Chicago, SW.
Sas grOBte eAefhide @arteGGtabIiHement Der gGeIt.
ua-GpwH Grpabnt Stre Setume, aenm sr an aas f@Abt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16

Ser Sarter ts6ro stttt Mrst nrO
@obItbater Oct eattsest TArniIte.
G6ien bcffmane@IOS oeMTGc0e
berfnnen. 9arN St. OpenS
Cater bent &ebett amrI6
8c9ebet.
@eebrter Serr Doctor.
SafbiIIe, gSaib., Is. Sebrnnr 1893.
gs lift 8eit, baB i6 eiuige 3eiIen an Sic
ri9te, unb Sbnen Iber Sbren GIettrts
SGen @IrteG Ia6ridt ienbe.
Dieter 0irteI lit elm tpertpones Gtie
in unIerer Samilie. Mlein Maun bate
unbei9reiblih 81 Ieiben; felt s Sabren
bate er Maoenfrdmpfe uttb Iattisteit
unb G9mer5en in alien @Eiebern. Go
tuurbe INNER %fd)Itutmer; er brdudte bel
Grste, bod feiner balf linn. gr iaste
oft, fir i'm gebe es fein MfitteI mebr. 9ie
Iebten 16 Monate bat er bieG 9eIitten;
i'd bate ale SDffnung eufseseben; &c mar
trant an gtieren urb 2eber, Ser5fIppfen
unb &ppfi6mer5en, uuo ba5u iDl6 idref=
Tides Sieber; bic Stbe urb bas SantaIi.
rem rabn fein gnbe; er tpar 10 ernpfinbs
Iid, baB man i'm nidJt anriibren burfte.
gs THAR fdredli9; i'd barf mid gar ni6t
bnran %erinnerr. tuas i'd aIes nit inn
h,trhnemndht hnbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16

y d. SebetIt.
Das nerbeiierte e1aftii6e 8rubbanA. 3as .tn,ics
grudbanb, rpel8ss man Sag llnb @eGt nit geauemtii&.
felt tra9eu fam, beIt fi9er leben 8rueb. 9elttiCheS as
j6dft. &otaloge auf 8erlangen frei suoefanbt. Sim.
propeb GIaitic SrnB 60. 800 8rOaOuas. ode Il. Gfr.,
Bletu @prt. eip1SmS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16

oIQIlIlGII.
OerGorreiponbent ser vgtetpgorf Worl6"
~telegrapbtrt aus 8uenns QDre5 iiber bic Sage
in 9tio Saneiro Solsenbcs: Ser 8ru6 in
benz otplomatil6e Corps iiber Die allge>
meine 8ebano1ung ber Srage lit Elm ern1t>
licher getporoen. Sbompi on, bon ben Ser.
Staaten, itimmt ben 8ertretern 1Gtnmtliber
europdiider WtGcbte BEL, melbe, ouBer
9euti6La1b, etn 9a3nii9entreten befirz
porten. 0er beuti6e @eianbte bet6eiltgt
li9 nicbt an Den 8%eratbungen. Ser argent
tinilbe @eianbte beflagt ii6 iber 8erna6z
L%GiItgung, neil ct ntemalS in BET Qlrge>
legenbeit UNI 1einen 8atb befragt norben
lei. Inter ieiner Sibrung baben ldmmtlt6e
on6eren characterization @eIanhten be-
i6loiier, ft6 elmer @inmil6une Der @ertrez
ter Der europdt19en Wdcbte in cine rein
liibamerifaniicbe NngeIegenbett 3u miber=
ieBen. = 8on Montepibeo ipirb Dem
vSeralb" folgen6es tele9rapbirt: 9et
NebeQcna6miral Meelo bat etn Manifel
erla11en, morin CT erflGrt, baB ct I'M Sal
ieines Sieges iiber ben Prdiioenten Beirotr
auf bas Strcngite bic rcpublifani16e Ste.
gierlngsform erbalten mill. 9ieS lit Elm
icbmerer Scblas scsen Die 6offnunger
Sener, pelcbe a%nnabmen, baB bic &epolu.
tton bic Qbii1t babe, Bic fri6ert
monar9il9e 9tesierlng tpieber berau=
1tcacn. OaS Manifeit murbe perDffent.
licbt un6 lit IN ale 8raiilianer seribtet
Sn bemielben betbt es, baB felt benz 6
September Die 8eaolterun8 geie9en babe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16

@. M. Ga6e, Elm frit6er febr tpobIbabenz
bet Manr, bet Ourcb Iieoerli6es 2eben Bis
CUR 9an6itreicberet gefommen tpar, tpurbe
geitern Na6mitta8 tpe9en Iruntenbeit einz
gefteft. 9cn @efan9enen ipirb erlaubt, itb
am Samitag ielbit 8u r%afiren, unb ais Die
9teibe all Gabe fam, nabm ct 6aS 9taitrz
meier unb bur9ibnttt it6 Bic &ebLe bon
einem Sbr gum anOern. ST gtng Johann
in feiner 3eue auf unb ab, ergriff aber bas
&aitrmeiier noc6mals unb mieOerbolte Die
Spsrttor, ebe CT Don ieinen W~itgefanger1en
bapon a6ebaltcn tperben fonnte. Gr bi17
terLGBt cine Witttpe unD me6rere &inz
Der. = Die Qrbeiten fir Die Salt
fOrnta Misunderstanding i'm r@oLocn
@ate gart" in San SranciscO Seben