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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
Journalistic Difficulty.

Another newspaper war appears
imminent between the journalists.
militant, of Memphis, Tenn. The
cause of the prospective trouble has
its immediate origin in a card which
appeared at the head of the editorial
column in yesterdays issue of the APP
peal-AvalancAe, denouncing the edi-
torial which appeared in the Memphis
Commercial Of the preceding day as a
willful, infamous lie, and the author
as a willful and infamous liar. This,
of course, was expected to precipitate
an encounter between the editors of
the two papers, between whom bad
blood has been known to exist for
some time. Indeed the matter was
thought TO have come to final head
yesterday morning, when Mr.. E. W.
Carmack, editor Of the Commercial,
came down to the street corner oppo-
site the Appeal-Avalanche building.
Mr. Collier was standing in front of
the building on the sidewalk. Imme-
diately crowd gathered. Both men
were supposed to be armed, and they
stood watching each other for several
minutes, when Mr. Carmack started
across to where Mr.. Collier stood, but
after taking few steps, changed
his course and turned down the street
towards his office. Mr.Collicr was still
on the sidewalk by the side of his
building. A renewal of the attack or
a challenge is momentarily expected.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
TEXARKANA ARKANSAS SATURDAY EVENING, MAY g. 1893

days since. The great political re-
form, which was expected as the GER
tain result of a general adoption and
enforcement of this law is rendered
more than doubtful by this decision,
should the same be sustained by the
Supreme court. In this case, of the
United States VS. Dwyer, Judge
Maxey quashed the Indictment against
the defendant for willful violation of
the law or his part, while acting in
the capacity eff an election judge.
Dwyer was indicted first for having
made out ballots for electors at the
table at which the presiding judge
sat; second, because the ballots were
made out from slips OF paper handed
him by the electors; third, for having
prepared ballots for certain persons
named, alone and without the assist
ance of another Judge. The court
held that these acts did not constitute
a violation of the law. 1t is consider
ed that the decision seriously affects
the supposed safeguards thrown
around the ballot by the new Austria
liam law,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
A DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.

The church sociable given by the es-
timable ladies of the First Baptist
church of this city, at the elegant new
home of Captain and Mrs. c. w.
Webb, last evening, proved beyond
question the event, par-excellcnce, of
the season, realizing in the highest de-
gree the bright anticipations of the
charming hostess and her fair assist
ants, Fully one hundred guests
thronged the spacious parlor'
of this handsome home, lend
ing the additional effect of
happy and animated countenances to
the rich furnishings and artistic deco
rations which graced every portion of
this happy home scene. The eve
ming was one of unalloyed pleasure, in
which the soft strains of music chimed
harmoniously with happy laughter
and delighted conversation of the
guests. During the evening pleas
ing diversion was afforded by recita-
tions from Misses Mamie Dupree and
Laura Whitfield, both Of whom COM
bined the charm of captivating pres
ence with that of graceful address and
charming delivery. Don Warren was
called upon and responded with a
pleasing, though sad and affecting, de-
scription Of "Canine Woes" unuttera-
BILE. The "piece de resistance" of this
literary feast was musical recitation
by little Villa Williams, who covered
her petite self with glory by her inim-
itably charming rendition of "Maggie
Murphy's House."
The evening closed with bounteous
repast, embracing all the delicacies of
the season, fruits of the culinary skill
Of the Baptist ladies' In the midst of
many evidences of domestic skill on
the part Of the hostess and her aids,
appeared handsomely iced and en-
bossed cocoa-nut cake, the handlwork
Of Mrs. M. S. Ward, to whom was
awarded the palm Of culinary achieve
ment. Among the visitors present
were Mesdames Hamilton and Whit
field, mother and sister, and Miss
Laura Whitfield, niece of the hostess,
all Of whom are visiting in the city
from their homes IN Mississippi.
Miss Lizzie Ferguson, the handsome
Genoa belle, added the charm of her
ever pleasing presence TO the assem-
blage. The music, which afforded one
of the chief charms of the occasion,
was furnished by those accomplished
Mistresses of the art, Mrs. f. f. Erie
dell and Miss Zona Mullins. Alto
gether the event was continuous
round of social delights.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
The Ex-President's Lectures.

1t appears that Ex-President Har-
rison intends that his Craftsmanship in
the law department of college shall
prove something more than a mere
sinecure. Indeed from the recent re-
marks of United States Senator STAN
ford, in this subject, the Ex-President
aspires to the accomplishment of the
greatest legal project of the age. In
this connection the Senator states that
ex-President Harrison will deliver
his course of ten or more lectures be-
fore the Leland Stanford Jr. univer-
sity at Palo Alto, CAL, in the early
part Of next college term. The last
lecture will be an expression of Mr..
Harrison's views as to the best plan of
compiling an international code Of
law to govern all prominent nations
of the world.
Senator Stanford will have this
essay printed and send it to Great
Britain, France, Germany, Austria,
Russia and Italy. The senator states
that he will do this in accordance
with a belief that all war can be obvi-
ated if these great countries concur in
the adoption Of an international code
such as Mr.. Harrison will suggest.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
ANTI CHINESE LAW.
Inhabitants of the Flowery Kingdom
Having Hard Time.

The compulsory Chinese registra-
tion law recently enacted by the Con-
gress of the United States presents a
veritable nightmare of legal difficult
ties to the would be AmeIioanized
celestial. Indeed under the stringent
provisions of the new law, not alone is
the attainment of citizenship or even
temporary residence in this country
made difficult to the last degree, but
the trouble extends also to those who
are already residents. In obedience
to the terms of this law, which re-
quires each and every chinese resident
of this country to be endorsed by re-
sponsible parties, identified, photo
graphed and registered, only 1000 out
of total of 100000 Chinese residents
of Washington and Oregon have COM
piled Herewith. An explanation Of
this hardness in complying with the
requirements of the law may be found
in the following circular, which has
been posted in all Of the principal
cities of the district:
From the six Chinese companies to
our Chinese brethren: You are for
hidden to register with the white Off
GERS, to have anything to do with
them, We have engaged four emil
nent lawyers.
May four Chinese in New York are
to be arrested by the United States
government for not registering, and
their cases will be tried in the Supreme
Court. Our minister has asked the
president not to arrest any other
Chinese until their cases be tried. The
American President has graclously
said, let this be so. You will there
fore not register under the heaviest
penalties if you do so.
Collector Of Customs Lotan is still
at work examining the certificates Of
Chinese who came on the steamer
Danube from Victoria. Out Of 555
examined only four have been landed,
388 have been rejected, 157 have
properly signed certificates, but all Of
the lndorsers have not yet been found.
1t is expected that all those rejected
by the collector will apply for wrlts Of
habeas corpus.
Word was received Thursday from
Vancouver, B. c., that the Canadian
Pacific steamer Empress of China has
600 more Chinese bound for Portland.
A treasury official, assisting in the
examination, said:
"These certificates are the means of
allowing thousands Of Cinnamon to be
smuggled into the country. Dozens
of men can use one certificate. When
one is entered on one certificate he
can send it back and bring in an
othprn
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
Justice Hnvwcod,s Court.

The case Of State Of Texas VS.. Joe
Wilson and Maria Hicks, both color
ed, charged with arson, was called for
preliminary examination before JUS
tice r. j. Haywood, at his Office on
the West side to-day. The crime
of which the defendants are
accused is the setting tlre,to and caus-
ing to be burned a Arnf house on
Mayor Lary's place four miles west
from this city. The charge against
the defendants was the result of fire
inquest recently held by Justice Hay
wood, which developed circumstantial
evidence against the accused persons
sufficient to warrant their arrest and
detention The examining trial,
which requires the attendance and ex-
animation of number Of witnesses,
will not be concluded before to-mor-
row.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06

caused her to relate the circumstance
to her husband. Mr.. Starks informs
us that he considers the probability
very strong of these articles forming
part of the goods believed to have
been stolen from Gallagher's store on
the night of the fire, and which, in
all likelihood, were sold to the peddler
by the thief or thieves who pilfered
them, and who was glad, no doubt, to
dispose of so dangerous a possession
on almost any terms. OF course the
only means for the Identification of
the property would be by the private
cost mark of the owner, should they
indeed form a part of Mr. Gallagher's
stock. An effort will be made to
identify the goods.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
A Possible Clue.

On yesterday, Mrs. Starks, wife of
the well known contractor Il. Il.
Starks, purchased from an itlnerant
vendor, of dry goods and notions, a
handsome linen table cloth for the
astonishingly low price of 81. The
fact that this article formed part of
quite q variety of such goods in the
possession of the peddler all Of which
was offered at unusually low prices,
aroused Mrs. Starks' suspicious and
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
Mayor Lary's Court.

Only one case appeared on the
docket Of the West Side City Court
today, that of City Of Texarkana vs.
Jennie Mitchell, charged with yagran-
cy and fined the usual sum Of one
dollar and costs. The case Of the city
VS. the Italian female vendor, charged
with disturbing the peace by crying
aloud his wares at unusual hours, was
dismissed by the court with warn
ing to the defendant against repeti-
ton of the o1ense
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
Serious Railway Accident.

Milk train in collision; no milk man
turns up; disappointed hcusekeepers;
coffee without cream. A petty annoy
ance resulting from neglect to keep
the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Con-
densed Milk in the house. Order
now for future exigencies from gro
Ger or druggist
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
The Interstate College TO Have a
Girls Dormitory.

This morning the contract for a
splendid new two-story girls dormi-
tory, for Bryants Interstate College,
was let to Mr.. L. L. Starks.
The new building will be very
handsome one; to be 94x63 feet, of
flrst-class material and highly orna-
mented. In honor of Maj. P. T. Nor
wood, who has encouraged and aided
Prof. Bryant in his college work, the
dormitory is to be christened, "Nor-
wood Hail."
We are indeed pleased to know that
the Interstate College is prospering,
as the many improvements in the
buildings and grounds attest
AS an educational enterprise 1t is
deserving Of the patronage and en-
couragement of all 1exarkanians. Let
us foster and build up a splendid col
lege that will cause parents TO come
here to educate their children, and
also become an inducement to capi-
talists to look with favor upon our
city as a place for investment.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
When Travelling

Whether on pleasure bent, or business,
take on every trip a bottle Of Syrup
Of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and
effectively on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
and other forms Of sickness. For sale
in 80 cents and 81 bottles by all lead
ing druggists.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06

The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will serve Ice Cream and Strawberries
Saturday evening ana night from 5 to
10 p. m. in the Donally building on
Broad street. One dish ofgood Cream
with strawberries and cake rs cents.
Everybody cordially invited to eat
Cream and help the ladies buy carpets
for their new church. Brewers Band
have kindly offered to furnish music
for the evening. 5-5-1t
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
E7-s FvA,
\ Q preserve

THO richness, color, and beauty Of the
hair the greatest care is necessary,
mach harm being done by the use of
w"r'hle=s dressings. To be sure of hav-
j. :, ? fy,t-c,@a5 article, ask your drug
gisjo" pgc.uHrr ;or Ayers Hair Vigor.
Is is absolutely superior to any other
preparation Of the kind. 1t restores the
or ,,i3dl color anI fullness to hair which
has become Thin, faded or gray. 1t
keeps t.ie @calp cool, moist, and free
Iron; ddndrUT. 1t heals itching humors,
prcreut3 badness, and imparts to
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
The Boisterous Atlantic

Is terror to timid voyagers, scarcely
less on account of the perils of the
deep than the almost certainty of sea
sickness. The best curative Of NAL de
mer is Hostctter's Stomach Bitters,
which settles the stomach at once and
prevents its disturbance. TO all trav-
elers and tourists, whether by sea or
land, it presents happy medium be-
tween the nauseous or Intellectual re-
sources of the medicine chest, and the
problematical benefit derivable from
an unmedicated alcoholic stimulant,
no matter how pure. The jarring of
a railroad car often produces stomach
disorders akin to that caused by the
rolling of ship. For this the Bitters
is prompt and certain remedy. The
use of brackish water, particularly
on long voyages in the tropics, inevi-
tably breeds disorders of the stomach
and bowels. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters mixed with impure water null
lifes its impurities. Similarly it coun-
teracts malarial and other prejudiclal
influences of climate or atmosphere,
as well as the effects Of exposure and
fatigue. Use it for kidney complaints
rheumatism and debility.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06

LIN. Caller, expert sewing machine
repairer and adjuster. Leave orders
at J. r. Murphy's second hand store,
next door to Pete DeArigo. All
work guaranteed or money refund
ed. 4-20-tf
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
The Australian Ballot.

A severe blow was struck to the
promised usefulness Of the Australian
ballot system in the United District
Court at San Antonio, Tex, few
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
WAN TED,

To exchange for improved or unim-
proved real estate in Texarkana, five
beautiful suburban building lots in
the city Of Dallas VIII pay difference
IN cash. Il. g. SKEEN.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
F@0 q -rI

The advertising Of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is substantiated by endorsements
which, in the financial world, would
be accepted without moments hesl-
tation, They tell the stol Hoods
cures. ---
Hoods pills cure liver ills, jaundice.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
Stylish and Beautiful.

The most complete assortment OF
lovely Hats, Bonnets, feathers and
trimmings of all kinds, just received
from New York City, and will be
sold for the next ten days, regardless
Of cost, at Mrs. f. Il. ToRRANs'
4-2S lot Millinery Emporium.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
Epilepsy cured by DIR. Miles Nervino.

Mems Tan, Kangaroo, Cordovan and
Calf Shoes. New goods, guaranteed,
and perfect fitting, at
SHARPE & JoRDAN's.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06
T I &: E: i4AiR

a silllen texture and lasting fragrance.
No toil(t can be considered complete
without this most popular and elegant
of all hair-dressings,
"My hair began turning gray and fall
ing- out when | was about % years Of
age. l have lately been using Ayers
Hair Vigor, and it is causing a new
growth of hair Of the natural color."-
r. j. Lowry, Jones Prairie, Texas.
cover a year ago l had severe fever,
and when 1 recovered, my hair began to
fall out, and what little remained turned
gray. | tried various remedies but
without success, till at last began to
USE
Ayers Hair Vigor, and now my hair is
growing rapidly and is restored to its
original color" - Mrs Annie Collins,
Dighton, Mass.
"I have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
nearly five years, and my hair is moist,
glossy and in an excellent state of pres
ervaton. I am forty years old, and
have ridden the plains for twenty-five
years. ."-Wm. Henry OFT, dlioS "Mus-
tang Bill" Newcastle, Wyo.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-06

sas- WINE OF CAROUl, Tonic for Women.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
Ssraeltttf6e Gamtliemmat1em.

Die unter Bic Suoenbeber 9~egangene
y8erl. Sd9l. Gunbi6au" entbteLt Dor &urz
gem Elm Gtn9eianbt etnes Stutt9arter 8u6z
bGnblerS NartenS @pese, tportit bieier ba7
gege1t protelttrte, 6aB eS etnem SSuoen
S9mul g%eitattet porben lei, BEN 9tdn1ert
@0Be an5unebmen, unb Die 8e6auptung alfz
fteute, berfelbe iet retnzOeutlben llriprungs,
fomme gum eriten Wtate BET SOB BON 8ers
licbtngen nor unb lei nocb ME bon einenl
Suben getragen mprben. 9arauf anttpor7
tete bas ySsraelttii6e @emeinbeblatt":
v9as &0Lner Staotar6tb bepabrt iebr
biele iubtibe %urfunben, gum eroBen She'll
ab9ebruft in 8rild'S v@ei6t3te Der Suoert
in &Oln". 9alelbit finbet itb aus bem
Subeni6reinsbu6 ner5etbnet, ubaB am
81. Sctober 1906 Sic @rben 8ela, &ela
un6 @oblf, bo4Deuti9 @otti9aLf, al So
leliu unb ietne Srau Sutta etn SauS perz
fault baben". DAB SOB MIR cine Nbfltr7
3ung bes Namens @ott : l6alf (@ottesz
biener) bebeutet, lit aus ieDem 2ertfon
eriicbtli6, tpte aub befannt lit, baB Samuel,
bebr. S6muel, @ottesbiener betBt. &etn
@un6er, baB 10 niele Suben 9tamens ga
muel audi @ottl6alf, ab9eflr5t @Dbe ooer
@DBeL gerufen peroen. Terner mDge all
bteier Steue oarauf btngetptelen lein, baB
pieIe Suben I'M WtitteGalter gan5 bcutfcbe
9famen 9cfibrt baben. Inter Den &Olner
Suben fommen 3. 8. folgenbe Dor: 9lbolf,
Qlrnolb, 8ernbaro, 8runef, @gebretb, Salt,
@ottlieb, @otti6alf, 2tebermann, Watbtas,
Wianus, S6onmann, SuBttnb, Seltg,
Biptn &c. Srauen bieBen: Noelbetp, Nplfa,
8runa, Dolce, @beLa, Gliiabetb, Sreube,
Srommet, @olba, @enta, Gertrude, 60
tela, @opta, @utbeiL, Sobanna, Sutta,
2ena, Qisbela, 9tsbetb, Winna, Wttnnegut,
Obilia, 9ti9beit, Jfi9ensa, Jtoia, SeIigz
belt, S90nlin &c. Der 8erfaiier bteier
3eilen lit berett, bic 9erren 8oebe, tpenr
iie 6tele .3eiIeu bespeifeln loltcn, burcg
8orlegung Der betreffenbcn gum She'll
beutlcben ~l1rfun6en aus bem ia.
Sa%br6unoert 5u iiber5eu9en. Bte groB Der
Srrthum iener Serren lit, bdB der urbeut=
iche 0ame @obe nob ME BON etnem Suoer1
g~etraeen iporben iit", erbent baraus, oaB tn
Der Std0t &Dln algenbItdltcb 3 1tDtlcbe
San1tlten tpobnen, tpelebe ieit urbenfLtcben
Seite1t btefen 9tomen fHbren unb 5tpar
Geopolo @Db, gtatban @Db, 9apbael &56b,
@uitop @0beI uno Otorib @oBeI. SIM
&0lner AbreBbub fann Scoermann bieie
angaben 6etdti9t finSeN Np@ in plelen
onOeren Orten u~nierer GroOin3 9lcbt es
iiDiicbe Sami1ien breies 9tonnens- @s
ntrb bemnacb benz t6errn 8ucbbdnbler
@Dbe unb @eupiien in Stuttgart NIGHTS
NnOeres iibrig bleiben, ais ibre an ben
6errn Observation-Disclosures IN Sromberg
9eridtete 9robung vibrerieits cine &bdnz
6erung tbres 9tamens beantra9en 3rt
monen", pabr su macben, nnb ba birfte
1icb fir fie alerbingS Der gfame 9otti6alf
ODER SbmuI, Der anbers lautet, aber bass
lelbe be6eutet, am beiten eignen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
&tmft,perfe a,tf Ser Sretltfe+
(Nnaeiaer pes @eitens.

Gum britten Wfale Fat nun 6cr Sinan5s
auSi6uB beS nationalen Nbgeorbneten6auz
ies Dem 8erlangen Ser amerifanii6en
&iinitler Sol9e gegeben unb &%unitnerfe
auf Die Sreiliite bes Tartfe@ntpurfS ge1
felt.
6err WeiQs bate friiber in ieincr SIN
befanntli9 baS @leic6e eetban, aber I'M Oez
mOfratti6en Caucus purbe bamaLs be-
i9Ioiien, eS bcim alien 3oQ gu belaiien.
Nucb sic Wtc&tnleD38ia in iDrer urz
ipriin9licben Sorm itelte &unfttperfe auf
Bic Sreiliite; bocb Ser Senat mar anberer
Meinung, unb i6lieBltb eintgte man ftb
auf cine 6erabieBun9 ber Steuer bon 30
b. s.. auf Is b. s.. 6offentlt6 blei6t es
6ieles brittle Wfal BEL ber 3oufreibeit Der
&unftiperfe.
Die Gbatlacbc, 6aB 6ie gr6ii6enten Qrs
thur, Glepeiano un6 6arrtion iGmmtli9
Die Nbi6affuns bieieS 3oaeS befiirwortez
ten, baB ferner iomo6l WtuS ME Wfc&tnz
lep BEN 8iberruf in tire Sarifentpiirfe
etni6loHen, benefit, baB babel bon einen1
8artetltanbpunft gar feine Gebe ietn fann.
Die &Initler hi Sen Ser. Staaten iinb
etnbeGig Der Nnitbt, baB bieier 3oQ ni6t
nur fetne 6ilfe fir fe lit, ioubern tn
@irfli6feit Elm 9roBes 6inberniB, unb ba7
rum nir6 i6nen Der @on9reB ia pobL enbz
lid gu @iQen 1etn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11

Woqui IN feierlidcm SAipeigen nie0erac1
taiien fein 2aut fam iber TIRE 2ippen uno
Die Sttle 0es SrteS ipur0c nur ourh DaS
3tlcben Der S6langen lno ba5 9oileln Der
Stetncbelt IN ben S6ilofrDteni0alen an
ben 8etnen Der &rteger unterbro6cn. Die
S9longc1, obtpo6l Don b0cbiter Qebenbig7
fett, bi1icn meOer nocb ben Wienicbsn, rob
flapperten tic nit ibren G6panStlappcrn.
gSenn 5utGutg i'm 8erlaufe 0eS Tan5eS
etne S6Iange tbre 3Gbne in sic @ange
oeS gta9barS OeS &ricger5 lbllg, ber bdS
S9ter IN ietnen 3dbnen biclt, murbc iie
in alcr 9fu6e, ais lei nicbtS gcicbebcn, bine
ipeg9e5ogen uno Der @jebiflene ieBte NIT
oouem 9letbmutbe leinen fdnatii1en Gang
fort.
gta6 etlpa ether 6albenS tunbe ipur6en sic
S6lal1ger auf einen 6aufen get6al unb init
geipctbtem Wfe6lc beitreut; Johann tDeilten
ltcb Die SGn5er in bier Nb%tbeilungen, ftiirSz
ten ltc6 auf BEN S9langenbaufelL ergriffen
BON ben SDleren 10 ptele, pie lte nit beiben
Nrmen Dalten f%onntelt, uno trltgen Ite in
etltgem 2aufe nacb Ben bier 8inoribtungen
einc babe Wfetle melt auf bic Brdrie, no
lie Diclelben loSlieBen. Sn ebenlo i6nelIem
Saufe febrten Die GGn3er an BEN 6iigel
3lrid, erfletterten beiien lteile Setten unb
peribtpanben elmer nacb benz anoeren in Der
groBen Steintammer.
8el6er Wtittel Die Moqui fib 5ur au9en7
bltdliden s3dbn1ung BET g~ifti9iten after
S3lan9elt, beren 8tB in ben %aIermetlten
SGuen bon itc6er tobtIicber 0irfung lit,
bcbienelt, 1T i'm N~ugenblide nod in tiefes
@%ebetmniB gebiiat, un6 btcS I'm 10 mebr,
ais ale pciBen 8eobacbter bes S9langenz
tanses barin ilbereinitimmcn bab Die
S3langen na6 8elieben auf ber Brdrie
aufgelammelt un6 in ibrem Gatur3uitanoe
obne ieglt3e 8orbereitung bel bem Tanse
bertpenoet tperben, namentli3 baB BEN
S6langen porDer Der @ift3abn ntbt aus
gebroben lptro. lleber Sic 3ur 8dnbigung
Der Sbtere angetpenbete yWtebt3in" betpabrt
ber Woqut, tpie iiber iebes anbere Stamz
mesgebeimniB, unuerbriihltcbes S9peigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
Jnlano.

- 0as @nbe bes Sa6rfartenbdn6lers
Santes s.. Srancis, Der nellicb Gacbt
mitten i'm 8roa6map, na6e Der Ncbten
StraBe, in Renias Gitp in Wfilouri in
iterbenbem 3ultanbe auf8efunoen tporben
mar unb auf Dem transport nacb benz
Bolisetbauptq uartter ieinen IeBten 9lt6emz
altq ausge6alcbt bate, lit nocb INNER in
Dnnfel gebiiut. Ser 0eibeni6auer 9angs@
bale bat BEL Ser 2eicbcnbeii6ti9ung feline
ficbtbare GoocSuriacbe feltiteaen fonnen
uub, in Ser germutbung, OaB cine Ser
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11

ten batten biefcr gertbci6igung8rebe nibtS
binSusufigen unb nurben bis auf 53ipet,
Die an Groctor's G0cater 2drm gema4t
uno it'd Der 8olt:ei ipiberiebt batten, mt
~laiieu. Die bciben Nufidiiigcn Datteu lie IS
Strafe AL 3dblen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11

9tuge bat. OeS Sonntags ge6t ct barlt
nit Der 8ibeG sur &trcbs unO Die @emeinoe
pere6rt i'm unb legt ibr @elo BET tDnt alt.
unb bas lit bncb Die 5duptlac1e!
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
Sun sre,.nSesfreiie.

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11

Die Moral 6tefer artisen fGeinen Sc
i6icbte 1T, baB ber ricbtige @iftmicbel inn
mer Elm tpabres 2amm bon Srau bet=
ratben iou, baS bon feinem @lenb nicbts
%ausplaubert unb itets vge9en gegen cine
.Gii9efe 8efauen" 1T, wenn es ei1 blaues