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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

without number and are usually
simply appeals to sympathy. They
should show merit. l do not un-
derstand that the pardoning pow
er conferred upon the Governor
authorizes him to act from mere
sympathy. Where courts have de-
clared the law a pardon must be
something else than q reversal.
Applications for pardons are al
ways carefully considered, and, if
granted, parties and their friends
know it Immediately. When not
granted they are so endorsed and
fled away, and a failure to hear
from, by parties Or their friends is
evidence that it has been refused.
Many write to know what has be-
come of the application. To an
swer the many inquiries requires
much time. If after a
reasonable time pardon has not
been granted it may certainly be
assumed it has been refused.
P. Turney, Governor.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22
Still They Come.

The Scandinavian emigration to
Lawrence county is growing inter
csting; scarcely train comes in
from the North, but bring some of
these emigrants to our beautiful
South land, and the beauty of it is,
they are all first class people, and
no paupers among them. Nearly
every one of them have means to
buy them a good home Some of
them have located upon the choic-
est farms in the county. They are
all Americanized, and teach and
speak, the English language. To
such people, we extend hearty
welcome.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22
P. Turney, Governor.

The first Monday in October,
Quarterly Court convencs, and
some very important matters will
come up at that time, for the de-
liberation of that honorable body.
One, and the most important
one to be considered, is that of
building new county Jail. This
is matter that should have the
closest consideration of every men,
Der of the County Court. Each
member should, and doubtless
will have, the views of his con-
stituents in his respective district,
and will represent the wishes of a
majority of the tax payers that he
represents. We have not canvass.
ed the county closely enough, to
be able to say, just how the tax
payers stand upon this important
question. However, we do not
think that the tax payers of the
county, who understand the con-
dition of our Jail, will even consent
to have any money expended to
repair the old Jail. This it seems
would be worse than folly. Law
renee county must have a new
Jail, sooner or later, and it appears
to us that it would be a saving of
money to build a new Jail now.
The cost of a new Jail, with all the
modern appliances, will cost the
county about $4,000. This would
have to be paid in 5 yearly install
ments, which will cost the tax pay
ers something like 10cts, on each
one hundred dollars worth Of
taxable property, Times are hard
it is true, but all indications are, ,
that good times and prosperity,
will again prevail in this country
before any of this money would
have to be paid. Not only this,
but something must be done to
better protect our prisoners. Our
present Jail, is an eye-sore to the
County, and we can not afford to
let it remain as it is, and take the
chances of having a damage suit
against the county, which, we have
narrowly escaped more than once,
We are sure that our County Court
will act wisely in this matter.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22
Chancery Land Sale
r. d. Parker,

r. d. Parker,
VS. O0I,
A. P. Connell & wife ct ais
Persuant to a decretal order of sale
made and entered in the above cause at
the June Term 1898 of the Chancery
court at Lawrenceburg Tenn, l Will on:
Saturday Sept. 23 1898.
proceed to sell at the court house in said
town the following described real estate
lying and being in the 14th civil district
of Lawrence county Tenn, aud the l4th
civil district of Giles county Tennessee
on the waters of Factory Fork of Big
creek and bounded on the East by the
lands of Clayton and Martin, on the
West by the lands of Eskew and Gar
ner, on the South by the lands Of Eskew
Pace and Dickey and on the North by
the lands of Clayton, containing 900
acres, and on which is situated Marcella
Falls Wooden Mills site with the other
houses, improvements &c, thereon.
TERMS: The above will be sold for
CASH, free from the equity Of REDEEM
ption or right of purchase. Being vest
ed with the title to said property by de-
cree of said Chaucery court l viii exc
cute deed to same on the day of sale,
giving the purchaser immediate possess
ion thereof.
W. T. Nixon, c. an
L. c. Mcdowell, solr,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

It has been decided that U. S.
Senator can not be legally served
with notice Ola suit at law, while
ON his way to attend a session of
Congress. A good many people
would like to be Senators, and to
have Congress in session all the
time.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22
NONRESIDENT
NOTICE.
Geo. 7, Hughes ct ais.
Spathite Iron co. ct ais.

Spathite Iron co. ct ais.
In this cause it appearing to the I'M
designed from the bill which is sworn
to that J. King McClannaha, S. C. Nc
clanahan, VIM. Stone and A. T. Stone
are Non-residents of the state of Ten
nessec, so that the ordinary process Of
law can not be served on them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in
the Lawrence Democrat, a newspaper
published at Lawrenccburg Lawrence
county Tenn, requiring said above nam
cd Nonresident deft's, to be and appear
at the next term of the chancery court
for said county to be holden at the court
House in Lawrenceburg on the End.
Monday in December 1898 and plead an
swer or demur to the complts Bill filed
herein or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing exparte.
W. L. Nixon, c. y NJ.
C. 7. Hughcs, Sulr.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22
NONRESIDENT
NOTICE.

G. w. cOffman,
vs. Original attachment
Hugh Stafford, before J. p.
G. W. coffman, having begun before
me an Attachment suit and same having
been levied on, three lots of slaves in
the Ord civil district of Lawrence coun-
ty, and it appearing from said proceed
ings that; the Defendant, Hugh Stafford
is indebted to the plaintiffin the sum of
S14.00 and that he is a Nonresident of
the State of Tennessee, and cannot be
served with the ordinary process OF law
it is therefore ordered by me that pub.
LEGATION be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Lawrence Democrat, a
newspaper published in Lawrenceburs
Tenn. requiring said defendant, Hugh
Stafford to be and appear at my office
at Moc'lcson Tenn, at II o'clock m,
September %, and then and there de-
fcnd said suit or it will be proceeded
with cxparte.
d. C. Harrison, J. 2.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

The Congress of the U. S., was
convened in extraordinary session,
for the purpose of repeating law
which has brought this country in
to a panic; the like of which, the
American people never witnessed.
Yet after harangue for nearly
two months, Congress has done
nothing. We believe the right
thing will be done, but the welfare
of this nation demands speedy
action upon that obnoxious meas
ure, and the people are getting inn
patient for the result. Every bust
ness interest throughout the entire
country will be retarded until Con.
gress takes final action upon the
Sherman law.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

We must have some more houses
in Lawrenccburg, For the want
of residences, Lawernceburg is
loosing a great many good citizens,
and the Institute good many. stu
dents. 1t would be good invest
ment, to build some nice modern
cottages in our city, and we trust
that some one will invest in that
business at an early date, We
have been Informed by the real
estate men of our city, that twenty
houses could have been rented du-
ring the month of September. This
is q great less to every interest
in Lawrenceburg, and should not
be overlooked by her citizens.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

nis really touching to hear the
republicans lamenting because OF
what they are pleased to call their
belief that the democratic party is
about to split in half over silver.
Keep y,ur clothes on boys, the
frost will soon be here; and as for
tl.at democratic split, why you
will fnG il like its predecessors
existing only in tho minds of OPP
pnrcrta,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

The joys and emo!umentJ OF p:i-
2atH life and syndicate writing,
have pallcd upon ex-senator In
gals, and he bankers after a re-
turn of public life; but there is no
indication that the people of Kan
sas are hankering after the same
thing.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

Farmers should not be discour-
aged at the low prices of wheat,
lat on tae other hand, should in.
crease the acreage Of this staple,
as it not only yields b handsome
profit upon the grain marketed, but
slso leaves the land in&hetter con-
dition after each crop.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22
LODGES.

Lawrcnceburg, Lodge No. 59I. 0.
o. F. meets every Tuesday night at
500 P. NJ. W, W. Kronk n. G., w.
J. Lumpkins, Sccy.
Mimosa Lodge No. SAG. F. g. A.
NJ. meets on Friday night on or be-
fore the full moon in each month
ut $50 Z. NJ. r. II. Harry, w. NJ.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22
LITERATURE, MUSIC AND ART
English, Pe7anoanship, Latin
SCIENCE,
Mathematics BOOE-keepin6
and Greek.

The Principal would like to receive let
tiers from parents who are interested,
and from young people who want to go
to school. In your letters ask for in
formation, and state what studies you
wish to pursue, or what general line
you can take. All letters will receive
prompt answers.
w. #. CHATIN. PRIN
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22
Non. Resident No.
tiCe.

r. II. Harvey Admr & c. In county
vs. ; court Law
William Trip ct ais. J rcncCburg.
In this cause it apperiag to me the
unders igned clerk from the petition
which is sworn to that Anabell Tripp
Mary Trip and VIM. Trip children of
Alvis Trip deceased, are non-residcnts
of the state of Tenn. SO that the ordina-
ry process of law can not be served on
them and the unknown heirs of Mrs.
Wady Nc crOry whose names ages and
residences are unknown to petitioner. 1t
is therefore ordered by me that publica-
ton be made IN the Lawrence Demo
crat, a newspaper published in Law
rcnceburg Tenn. for four consecutive
weeks requiring the said defendants to
be and appear at the court house in
Tenn. before the Judge
of our county court on the first Monday
in October 1898 and then and there an
swer or demur to the petition herein or
the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing Exparte as to them
this Aug. 23rd 1898.
J. NJ. Afford, clerk.
II. B. sowell, Atty. for Petition.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

Our patriotic Congressman, are
evidently lcgislating for postcrity.
The present generation have very
little hope of anything being done
that will benefit them.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

Tom Reed seems to have an idea
that the democratic reform tariff
'ill is sort ola joke. lie will know
letter before he is much older.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

Prize-fighters are Slowly but
surely finding out that the law, in
the hands of courageous officials,
never fails to strike a Knockout
blow.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

Gen, Confidence is again doing
business at the same old stand, af-
ter a somewhat protracted vaca-
ton
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22
The British House of Lords couI

The British House of Lords could
find few arguments against Irish
Home Rule, but it found no diff
ticulty in choking it to death with
votes.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22
POSITION GUARANTEED.

(GuMrentee in 1C7itiRGD Send
for catalogue of Draughon's Con
Practical Business Col
leg. Nashville, Tenn. No WI
cation. (Mention this paper.)
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22
LANDS FdeER SAE4EEg

LARGE EMIGRATION will this Tennessee
a We
akc pleasure showing hoekes without em
on ohe Finest Fmsin the SUNNY SOUTH
osad WILL SELL REASONABLE
TIMBER ANDS Finest and Quality
n ip NJ the
oseh nyconrac
particulars call
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

Gov, Turney issues a Proclama-
tion on Pardons.
Petitions to pardon are almost
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

II. B. sowell, Atty. for Petition.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

Jno. B. Simms, Atty.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22
The standing army Of the

thing.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22

w. T. CHAFIN, PRIN
, 1893-11-09
lord Mayors Day..
Die 0tmtseinfabrun9 6es neuen
Goro WaYors pom Gonoon 9eht
unter oen ibIihen 5eier.
Iidfetten Dor ftd.
Rnnoerttaufenoe iubeIn Dem neuen rSeherrs
f9er" Ger mi~uionenftaot gu.
Qon6on, g. gtob.

Der beutige y2or6 Mapor'S Sag, 5. +.
Die @iufubrung oeS neuertpGblten Serb
Wapors BON 2on6on in iein Mmt, miro in
Der aItbergcbracbten 9lGnsen6en 8eiie be-
gangen. 9as @etter tt prdbtig, aber
Siemlicb faLt.
Die Sauptnumuter i'm Seitprogramm
bes 3ages biloete natiirLib mic6erum Der
feterlt9e Bug Oes Serb Mtapors burb Die
StraBen Der rGitD" na9 Ser biitoriiben
v@utlbbau". Der neue 2orO Wtapor, q.
st. SDler, fubr, geflei6ct in feline BON @oGbz
itidereien ~itrobenbe Nmt5trabt, in ieineu
6dnben bas 3eiben ieiner @lir6e ben
ugiiIOenen Stab" (S3eptcr), in Der prabz
tigen StaatStarrOiic, Befol9t bon cinem
Ian9en 3uge aIerlet Sebensmiiroi9tettcn,
na6 Wtuitcr amcrifanii6er @irfuspara6en.
Ser neue Serb WtaDor unb ebenio iein un=
mittelbarer QmtSuorgdnger, Sir Stuart
Snta, tpur6en bon ben nngebeueren Menz
i6enmen8en entbuiiatii9 be9riiBt.
, 1893-11-09
/ grantis parkmalt, :
Der berihmte omertfaniihe 6e=
faiatidreiber, baubt nah
fur5er RranfPett
5m bitter pon iteb3i9 Jobren fein ereieni6=
poles $eben aus.
g 0 It g. Nob.

Sroncis 8arfman. Der beriibmte ameriz
fanii3e @eibidtibreiber, lit g~eItern Qben0
III ieinem 6aule an 8rinceitraBe IN Der
8oritabt Samatca 8lain nab III furSer
&ranfbeit in Solge BON Notwithstanding
bung geltorbcn. 8ereitS Dor eini9en Wto>
naten tpar er bon elmer i6peren &ranfbeit
befauen tporben, uno man fiircbtete i6on
oamals ietn Gn6e, boch erbolte ct iicb
pieoer, aber feline @elunbbeit mar iettbem
bebcntli6 9ei9mG6t.
8arfman tpurbe am 16. September 1923
in Bottom 9eboren. SIM Sabre 1910 trat
ct ms 6arparb college Elm unb i9on ais
17=idbrteer OtenI9 faBte er ben @nti6[uB,
cine @ei6tcbte Der auf amerifantiobent
8oben itattgebabten franSOiilcben unb I'M
oianii9en &riege 81 i6reiben. gu bielem
3pe6e begab ct iteb balo barauf nab benz
fernen @eiten, I'M inter BEN Snbianern 5u
leben urb fir letn %9eplanteS @eidi6tsDerf
pertbooae g%rfabrungen 81 lammeln. ST
nabm boQitGnbig Die 2ebensweiie Der Snz
6idner an unb ourcbitretftc nab allen 6i6e
tun9en bin baS unge9euere @ebiet, nel3es
Die beIttgen Staaten &anias, gtebrasfa
un6 Colorado umfaBte. 0abet i6doigte
er ie6ob letne @eiunbbett ernitlib. @r
pe~r0ffentlicbte feline bo6intereiiantcn @rlebs
ntiie in einem ben 3tteI The Oregon
Trail" tra9en6en 8u9e, baS i'm Sabre
1847 eri6ien. @inige Sabre barauf Derz
0ffentlidte er baS 9lei9faQs bebeutenbe
&erf ,Conspiration of Pontiac" unb i'm
Sabre 1856 feline critic NOOeGe ,,Vassell
Norton; i'm Sabre 1856 bas @ei9i9tsz
inert v0ie 8iontere Sranfreicbs IN Der
neuen @elt". 3pei Sabre barauf folgte
oas ein5ig in ieiner Dirt baitebcnOe 8erf
v0ie Selutten in gforbzN merita I'M II.
Sabrbunbert".
, 1893-11-09
3ei6Un DON 5%une6menOer On
5ufrieOen6Git
Anter Oct ein9eburenrn Deu0lke=
run9 in SnOien
a#ttt Der h~rtttrd1e,r BerrrdJaft.
mos elm Ieitenoes anglo : inOifdes SIatt
oariiber faet.
9. Rob.

Inter etnem Sbeile ser dusmGrttgen 8e>
b0lferung in Snbien berribt bic Quit6t,
Dab bic ein9ebprene 8epolferung ur1ter Der
britii9en &e9terung INNER rnsufrie6ener
ptr6, unO na6 Nnnabme bon i6arfen 8e>
obabtern be6arf eS nur etnes fleinen
Suntens, nm cine GeboIution 3u e%nt3in>
Sen, tpel6e bic peittragen6iten Sol9en
BADEN miirbe. &Ir3li9 fanben in 8eibaz
muir, Ser 6auptitaot bes ge5irfes sleicbcs
ytamens in Buniab mebrere an9ebltbe
Bran6ttftungen itatt, tpelcbe bic 3erit0rung
bon elmer Wtenge bon WilttGrDorrdtben sur
6Ol9e bate. 9eibatpur ltegt In Der gtdbe
Der @ren5e BON Nfgbantitdn, lit etn pi9tt=
ger itrategiiber Bunft, un6 3u9lei6 Der
@nbpuntt bes inbii9en GiienbabnneBeS.
@inem @eru9te 5ufolge, iinO au9 in
&atpulr8 tube, etnem anberen tpibtigen
8unfte, 8erlucbe 9e1naebt tpprben, Ne9iez
rung8z Wa9a3ine burb Seuer 5u aeritDren.
Die pGiutL anb WilitarD @a5ette" in 2az
bore, iagte in elmer 8eipreblng bteier 8orz
%fommni1ie, baB 1ie bieielben nt6t ais b0le
8or3et6en betradtc, erfldrt iebocb 8u9lei6,
DaB oies Sunfen 0es 8uLfanes ietn t0nn>
ten, auf befien SberflGbe bic brittl6e
6errl6aft in Snbien rubt, baS 8Latt metBt
auf bic 1nruben in Snbien bin, peIdbe bur9
bic SUFFRAGE entitanoen, auf Bic 3unabme
ber 8erbre6cn I'M gat5en 9dnoe, auf Die
Gerbreitung aufriibrerti6er S6riften, uno
auf onbere 3et6en Der un3ufrtebenbeit, unb
iagt sum S3luB, baB Die Sage Die 9rOBte
Wa6iamfett erbeii6e.
, 1893-11-09
UelegraphiPde OepeIden.
Sage IN 3to
sc 9atetro.
Sin YulOerzM aga5in Der &ebeaen
1T bic 9uft geflOgea,
moourd mebrere brtttfde Seeleute
Gas Geben perlieren.
9tr BeTd1isHuna Der 8tunt felt ne1t
lRhten 9iRnItua 4ntener unf-
uetnnt41P1.
g E m gorf, 9. Nop.

Der Correspondent bes v6eralO" in &io
Saneiro telegrapbirt, baB ser vQqui6aban",
Oteuo's SIagseni6iff, unb Oas Sort
8tacga9non, ipeIdbes BON NnbGngcrn bes
&ebeuenaomirals beiebt lit, am 9icnftag
Nbeno BON Steuem Die Stabt gu bei6teBen
begannen, unb baB baS 8om6arbemert noeb
fortbauert. Die Sorts Santa Gru3 urb
Sage erpibern bas Seuer. Die 8eibiebung
lit GuBerft befttg, unb man 9Iaubt, ba
Wfeuo bon 8eiroto's S6iffsanfGufen IN
Seem gOrf gebOrt bat, baB ct iebt ben Ser
iub mabt, etncn enti6eiben6en S9lag gu
fiibren, che iene Scbiffe bier eintreffen
%tOnnen. Der &esieruneSbampfer vStra>
benteS", nebit BEN 9ampfern vOeiterro"
unb vSantos", ipelbe iib nob i'm 6afen
befinben, iinb nit W1unitian Derieben tpor>
ben, unb Ser vSirabentes" bat Iorpeoo7
r0bren er6alten.
Die politii6e un6 ftnan3iele Gage bier
bat ftcb lett Dem 3. gopember nibt ber>
Gn0ert.
9os 8uIpermagaSin Der &ebelen auf
@opernors Sslanb, pelcbeS 200 Sonnen
PuIOer entbteLt, lit, ais bon bort Bulber
ua6 ben S6tffen gei6afft murbe, in bic
Quft 9efl19en. Die &ebe1en ~perloren leb5ig
Wfann unb beri6iebene tLei1e Sabr3eu9e,
tpdbren6 n1ebrere Sffi3tere ertranten.
Nu6 5pei Ofii3iere unO Matroien bon
Dem britti9en @el6ua0er D~erIoren babel
ibr 2eben. Sic befan6en ii3 CUR 3eit in
Ser gt6be 6es Bulpermaga3ins.
0tan slaubt, baB Die Grplofton bur6
bie l1nporit5ttyfeit Der Gebeaen DeranIdBt
tpuroe.
Ntct6eroD ptr6 tdsItb bon BEN 8ebeuen
bei6oIien, 6eren 9anbungsperiu3e fOrts
pdbrenb 5uriidgei6lagen tperben.
9as Sort 8tQe9a9non lit ftorf beibGs
bigt unb eripibert bas Seuer bet &e9ie>
rungszTorts nur i6wd6.
9ret Sruppenabtbetlungen int @erein
nit ben S6iffen Der Slotte, peI9e Ser STE
gierung treu geblieben itnb, iinb abgeianot,
I'M sic Sniel Santa Gatartna tpteber au@
riG5uerobern.
, 1893-11-09
Derltert ourd Sen uufu9 ponGaoen=
jun9en
Gin 2u9e uno p~erIanet oafIr cine ti9tiee
Gnti9doieung.
Sc m Nnrf. 9. Rnn.


gor Sem 9fibter 0iebertcb fam 6eute Sic
&I09e Der Srau Qtnna Sminarton bon G6i>
cage gegen BEN @lentpaarenD6nbler George
Sc 8outiaier CUR 8erbanolung, bon pelz
6em bic &Ldgerin fir ben 8erluit TIRES
re5ten Qluges cine S5aoenerlaBiumme
bon $50, 900 nerlangt.
Srau Smtnarton ia9te aus, baB tie ain
IL. Wtdr3 1889 nit ibrem iunscn Sobn in
bas 0eihdft bes 8erfla9ten an Der IA.
StraBe sefommen iet, UNI Sai6entii6er gu
~faufen. S6r Sobn babe Elm 0erbp@6ut
9etra9en, unb pGbrenb ie am 9aOentti3
itanb, babe fe mebrere Qabcniungen iagen
boren: Shoot the hat, shoot the hat !"
QIs ite itcb 3u ben Sungen 8~etpanbt babe,
babe le pIObli6 einen itecbenben S6mer3
int recbten Nuge oeripiirt unb babe 3ugLet3
bemertt, baB Die Sun9eu, tpeI6a bic Obi9en
Worte riefen, nacb tbr ober Semanbem in
tbrer NGbe StednaDeln ~getporfen bGtten.
@ine Stednaoel purbe bon ibrem Ir3t aus
ibrem Au9e entfernt, unO iie babe in 5olge
6elien baS 9luge ein9ebiBt.
6rauS minarton %bebauptet, 6aB Sc 8ouz
tiuier, obtpo6L CT BON oieiem lining iener
Sunaen tpuBte, benielben bod nt6t perboz
ten babe. Dies miro ieOO9 bon benz Ger@
tLagten Dernetnt. ~
, 1893-11-09
Opfer oes republifantiden Ste9es.
Sic wolte feinen S6nopstrirFer, uno oeshaIb
f@o6 er fi9 foot.
so +. 6pIIn. 9. q. 9. Npb.

Sim 9ienitag Nbenb bali @Opar6 Subbs,
BON benz ie9s WtetIen BON bier 9elegenen
0orfe Wtebforb, BEN republifanii6en Sie9
fetern unb le9te itcb babel einen gang gez
bOrigen .&auic6 gu. Damn madbte ct leiner
8raut, Wearp NorcroB etnen 8eiub, bic
aber iiber ibren ibnapsbctruntenen 2tebz
baber 10 entriitet murbe, baB tie i'm eritlid9
gar nibt in bas 6aus fommen lteB unb
i4lteBIth nod ouf bos 8~eltimmteite er@
fldrte, baB ite ni9ts mebr nit ibm su tbun
baben tpoue.
Sbne elm 8ort gu ertpie6ern, macbte iib
!6ubbS auf ben Seimneg, un6 icboB iid6 in
letner @obnuns cine &u9el in ben &opf.
8enige Mtnuten ipater mar ct cine 2eibe.
, 1893-11-09
GineM 9erd6te nO6 6efnOen
G6 le6s6unOert
Rilten nit DDnamit lit Dem Wra&
Oes explooirtem Dampfers-
Doa miro oemfelben nidt p0ut9
6lauben 9efdenft.
Hd1.uere 9erl1tIte Der perHd1rrunes-
aereurdJaften.
g antan6er. 9. Nop.

@s tpirb bericbtet, oaB itd in 6em g8raf
beS Oampfers Gabp Micbicaco, oeIien @rz
ploiton am leBten 6reitag 10 entiebIicbeS
lln9liid dnrtcbtete, nod 600 &titen 9pno>
nit befunben. Die 8eoolferung, beion6ers
Der She'll oerlelben, nel6er in Der 9fG6e
Der StraBenfront iDobnt, glaubt an Bic
Wabrbeit oes 0eril6tcS, urb berlGbt Die
bortigen 8obnungen, nm Ii6 nacb elmer
it6eren @e9enD 81 begeben. 2fnbererleit5
tptrb barauf bin9etpieien, oaB cine 10 beoeuz
tenbe Wfenge 0pnamtt Ser flrbtbaren Grz
ibiitterung, Der er auS9eleBt getpeIen mar,
gar nicbt bate pioeriteben f0nnen.
Sa6peritdnbtge iino ber Nnit6t, 6aB Die
&iiten tpabri6eInlt6 nur gang barmIole
@aaren entbaLten, uno baB oaS ODnamit
MIR in ser @inbiloung Der Sauder e%riitirt.
Srobbem lit es mDglicb, baB Die Gaucber
Gecbt baben, unb OaS 9onamit ourob bic
Weenge anoerer Waaren Dor Der Grl6itte>
rung 9e1cbitBt tDoroen mar.
Wfan fal1D es fir notbpen6ig, an btelen
8erlonen, tpelcbe burb bic @rpLoiion be-
i6dbiet mur6en, 6trur9iibe Sperationen
borsunebmen. Giele 6er Sperirten ftnb
geitorben, lobaB bic Sobtenltite tagtd9lt6
GROCER mtrb.
Die observation-disclosures, 6arunter
stpei englii9e, erleiben 6urb b~asl1ngliid be-
beuten0e 8erluite, neil bic Serltorten @e>
bGu6e Bel ibnen Deriibert paren.
fSenor @amaso, ber Stnan3ntiniiter,
tpelcber in ieinen 8entibungen, BEN Ser
un9Iiidten gu beLfen, unermiiblib lit, tebrt
beute na6 Wabrio 8uriid, na6Oem CT Qnes,
mas in letnen &raften itanb, getban bat,
I'm bic gtotb unter Der 8ep0lferun9 gu
linoern.
, 1893-11-09
Gin friberer Perousgeber oes
8lattes uSa patrie"
8eeeht in Neu porf SeIbfmOro
81 n Worf. 9. g1on.

!Seute Morgen begging 6enrD @incent,
elm 6ran5oie, in ietnem 3tmn1er in $50. 81
8artfitraBe, Sel6itmorb. Gr i6oB iib
cine augel Ourb Oas Scr8 unO blieb auf
Der Steue tobt. 8Incent fam Dor ftnfWto7
naten nocb Nmertto, unO ieine 6rou nebit
bier &tnbern iolen in Baris no6ntn; ct
ipra9 bon isinem SruOer, pel9er faz
tbolii9er 9farrer in 8rootIpn lit. @us
8apieren, tpeI6e BEL ibm 9efnnben %purOen,
eriab man, baB CT EMIT Der 5eraus9eber
bes iebt etnge9angenen imperialtitii9en
Sournals ga Yatrie" in BariS mar.
Gincent mar Elm Sreunb oes Dcr1oIienen
Generals 8oulanger, unb ga Batrie"
mar 8oulanger's Organ. Na6oem 6erz
ieIbe SeIbitmorb begangen bate, 9ing bas
8latt nacb unb nab Elm.
8tncent's @ittme loa cine S6tpefter bes
Pfarrers S. Grimins in 8roofIpn ietn.