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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
10 CLEIR uP THE DOCKET.
Every Effort Will he Made to Dispose Of
Causes for Trial.

The court is determined to dispose Of as
many eases d. this term rs possible, and
many that have been IN the Docket for
antHnhcr Of years will speedily beaisposed
Of. Al the last term of court the late 'hiCf
Justice Robinson OK pressed q desire to clear
up The Old docket ana a committee, com
prising Charles u. Lore, H. II. Ward and
benjamin Niclds, was appointed 10 bring
forward eases for trial! In the superior
court, this morning, Edward ii. Bradford
moved that the hid committee To arrange
daily calendar be continued. The court so
Ordered.
A new departure will, therefore, be
adopted i'll the superior court, and a daily
calendar of eases regularly ducketcd will
be hung Tip Oh the witness stand for the
examination Of dilatory lawyers VINO are
disposed to cause delay in bringing cases
to trial.
The following cases were set for trial
to-day:
William r. CULLEN VS.. Diamond State
Iron Company. Bird and Sprliance.
Margaret Crumlish VS.. r., W. n B. Rail
road Company. Bird and Gray.
George II. Hollis w. Eugene y. r.
Sutton and Jules Reybold. Churchman
and Harrington.
FRIDAY, MAY 19rH
slesinger vs.. Topkiss; issues framed
Elliott and Cooper.
MoNDAY. MAY 22n.
Benjamin r. Fisher, receiver of the
Spring Garden National Bank, vs. James
q. Dillon. Conrad and Brown for plaintiff,
Chandler for defence.
Thomas G.. Else & Company VS.. Jacob II.
Topkiss and William simmons. sheriff,
Bird and Lyman.
Deacon brothers VS.. same. Bird and
Lyman.
Freeman and Wise VS.. same. Bird and
Lyman.
liyeright, Grccnward e. CO.. VS.. same.
Bird and Lyman.
Klein Prctzel & Co., VS.. same. Bird and
Lyman.
Emanuel Katz & Son VS.. same. Bird
and Lyman.
TUESDAY, MAY 23p.
| George T.. Dearborn VS.. Ulrich NJ. Mag.
| nell and Charles Il, Bowers, baiiff. Nields
/ and Ward.
John 4, Marvel VS.. John +. Splan and
| William Mckelvey, constable. Turner and
| Conrad and Brown.
| Minnie A. Hamilton VS.. Jordan A. Will
| sen. Bird ana Hiiies.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 24rH.
William Iait vs.. r., W. & u. Railroad
| Company. Bird and Gray.
NirglniaS. Mitchell VS.. Booths executor.
! Emmons and llilles.
| Thomas j. Wallace VS.. Hugh Hession
liiiles and Turner and Byrne.
William G. Me-sick vs.. Frederick Klund
Jr. llilles and Byrne.
THURSDAY, MAY 25rlI
John Doc on the demise Of Mary j.
| Patton, vs. James G. Dillon liileS, jrad.
ford 4 Nandegrift Ejectment.
Same vs.. Patrick Fancy. Hilles, Brad.
ford II Nandegrift.
same vs.. William 4. Knott. IIillcs
| RralfDri A. NanlpUrift
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
PALLlSTER'S BODY FOUND
He Evidently Shared the Fate
of His Partner.
BOTH DROWNEDWHILE ESCAPING
Pallister's Corpse Found in
the Hudson River.
Two Fisherpen Picked 1t lin oil Sing
sing, on TuesdHy-Much Decomposed
I.ut Easily ldentified--B Both Conyicts
Drowned While Attempting to Escape,

SING SING, \. u, May ia body was
found in tho Hudson river. off Sing Sing,
this morning, and has been identified BY
State Detective Jackson and Principal
Keeper Connaughton, Of the prison, as
that Of Thomas Pallister, the murderer of
Policeman Kane, who escaped from prison
in company with Frank Rohle, whose
drowned body was also found last week.
The body was very much decomposed.
The bunch Of keys found il the clothes
were identified by Mr.. Connaughton as
those taken from the guards by Pallister
and Rohle. at the time Of their escape from
the death house Of the prison, nearly q
month ago.
The body was found in the river by Jack
Binkle and Bob Smith, two fishermen, and
brought to Sing Sing dock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
4 rloasant pnnee a. MlaaIctown.

Special GorrespoudenceU t Gazette and journal
MIDDLETowN May 1.-THE social dance
at McWhorter's Hall last evening, was Il
decidedly enjoyable affair, and those pres
ent assured the managers of their fun APP
probation OF the enjoyment extended
Them. The proprietor has decided TO turn
the hall into a carriage repository aud
with that end in view has removed the
greater portion of the southern wall, leav-
ing the room airy as seaside pavilion,
and it was with sincereSt regrets the
young couples bid adieu TO their
favorite tem pie of rerpsichore. Among
those present were Mr. aud Mrs, Massey,
Miss Massey aud Miss Ford Of Massey's,
Md; Mr. ana Mrs. A. NJ Brown, Mrs.
Ella Cochran, Mrs, u, W. Naudain, Miss
Blanche Cochran. Mary Cochran, Lucy
Cochran, Ada Foard, Bessie Reynolds,
Mabelle Paris, Daisey and Helen Naudain,
Edith Derrickson, Edna Frazier, Martha
lIeaton, Mary Pleasanton, Edith Reynolds,
Nellie Cochran, II. A. Poole, 4. Il. Goch
ran. Ir., W. H. Reynolds, ]. G. Sites,
William Metten, scott Townsend, Allen
Mcdowell, II. Q. Kelley, William Lock
wood, Alfred Tatman, r. r. Pool, Fred.
Crouch, Harry Budd, and number Of
others,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
~ mn. RoHINSoN,s BEn4LE
Friends Of the bankrupt Firm Making a
Movement TO StnrL IL anaIn

The friends Of Henry C. Robinson, head
Of The bankrupt firm Of r. K. Robinson &
Co., are making strenuous efforts 10 reach
state Of affairs whereby Mr.. Robinson
can resume business.
1t Is understood that an effort has been
made to induce DE Haven & Townsend Of
Philadelphia to Withdraw the suit insti-
tuted by them last week.
1t was learned to-day that the offices u
the Knights Of Pytbias are not quite salts
fed with present aspect Of the K of r.
funds, and the action Of the supreme
lodge officers is awaited with interest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
TO ISSUE Ss.0oo,0oo.


MONTREAL. May 1.-THE shareholders
of the Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
at their annual meeting yesterday author
lied the issne Of S,O00DOlpreferred stock
1T per cent. in addition to the ordinary
stock Of the company now outstanding.
The company has deposited $1,000, 600 in
the Bank Of Montreal to meet any de-
ticiency at any time in maintaining divi-
dends at ) per cent on ordinary stock.
The old board Of directors was reelected,
with the exception Of Lord Monntstephen,
who has retired. w. c. Van Horne was
reelected president and I. G. Shugnessy
NiCe-president.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

Last sunday morning little 4,years.old
son of William A. Alfrey, a farmer OF The
Levels, between Mddletown and War
wick, strayed from home and was not re-
covered until Monday evening, When the
little one was discovered by the searching
party several miles away in the Queen
Anne's woods. lie citizens from all around
were securing tae country from sunday
night and duriGg As following day. The
child slept saU.uF atgot at the foot of an
old OAK in the Jepshs Of the forest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

Grand High Priest George W. Andrews
and other officers of the Grand Chapter of
Delaware, L. y. NJ, went to Georgetown
Tuesday afternoon for the purpose Of in
stituting Hope Chapter, No, I. The new
chapter was instituted under favorable
auspices last evening Its officers are :
Joseph IL. Cahall. High Priest; Charles C..
Stockley, King, Charles +. Tunnel, Scribe
Tho visitors numbered IA. They returned
yesterday morning
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

United PrAss Dsnatfh nv Sns'al Wira1
PHILADELPHIA, May l7.-Flour, Gull and UNI
changed. Wheat, dun and weaker; No. red,
T6bc.; No. . Pennsylvania red, T9l9c. Corn,
duiet and s,eady; No. . for local trade, 52c. for
Inixn1, 54c.; for yellow No. . in exi port
elevator, 50Ac. Oats, quiet and steady; No. 2
white, ilc.; Nc. 8 do, 3ga39Ic: No, mixed.
36c Bran firm, unda ar scarcity: winter. SIS a0a
1850: spring, sl7.5Da1l50. Baled nay firm. in
good demand: timothy, small bales, so:
fancy large bales, siT50aiS50; mixed, $l350a ID.
Baled rye straw, sls.75.
Butter, duh and weaker; Pennsylvania
creamery extra, csc; Pennsylvania prints,
extra, wholesale, 2ia25e.; Pennsylvania dc. do.
lubblnE at a6agDr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
SUNDAY OPENING ORDERED.
The Government Appropriation
Win DO Returned.


Fair Directors Is This Elcpti- The III
nahcial ouilank Not FaYor:iasP.
i, tnIGAGo, May VI Iho dira&,Fs Of Inc
Moria ,.oluhhlh0 h%P"slilpn asGIaen 70
Gay u abfnSitte Aeir G1il'iaG' WIN tpil-
p.fHa pF WhiGh uioN plNlH th'htIelNeS to
close me ar ~ 7'ti' 't', II G,,haderaIloh
81 W appfoPrlali'4 " H-,"'Vp''
ne money WI y" frNGIleu " tAe. g0V-
eEhtAeill' aiii hcr''a'.,T tue rhlr WI. pe
nl'e!eu aHii'aysi ''3Eo''r2e Wsts acgiacu
pom ~ 4 silecihI !h'@i'h 81 ne uFcctotE
th!S afternoon Ai"ni q tHc directors were
diSsatlshtu Wlth lnh PlaI aio,hea ~ their
last meeting, w MhNh ~ W. pF9pHSeu 10
open the HFnllA'S ~ 7uHHASS Mnile CLOS
lhS al Dliilulll9s cul!lMilli" cAhlplts.
To-Day action WIS rfafticallN uhahl-
NOUS, plil Two alfeGt"ta 9ut ~ 90 Fptihg
tgH'llst the PT"HSltt"i'' ~ VIC TERMS q
the Teapi luol aunPt"N to-HdF tne lhachlh-
cry will bG closet GOWN On sunday put III
every othef RESPECT ne fAr VIII be open
~ ~ departments VIC same aa on SECULAR
uaSS,
Put E''-'l2p q the appropriation
oriH'lallS hiaIe Dy Aohsres5 mas been
t.lt WI u, over 20 the ESl%Sltioh ptlpally,
ana TINS amount Is 70 be returned to the
latloha! treaSnr% altcr inc uebtS on the
EHpesltloA nave pceh pnid. \ rule en-
~ ~ ~ W
- q
lematieal rs n mere WORKING quorum, of
the members is Al present NJ the citv. In
any event il Is the evident uflrnose az Inc
local directors ~ amen the mir sundays
oven n the eyunnsr II a runtur,. yiti, t6e
national body
hsAHkEhAbLE WEATHER.
While the weather may be a monotorois
| subject to read and talk about. it is never.
thciess Incoming a serious matter to thou.
sands Of t,eoplc who are financially and
| otherwise interested in the Exposition
| This is the ii sixteenth day, and more bleak.
| disagrceablc weather it would be hard to
| lind anywhere at this season Of the wear
! The effect is seen on All sides. The attend.
| ance this morning was lighter tllan il las
| been for many DAYS ana the LxpOsitiou
| people are DISCOURAGED aCcuruuely. The
average paid attendance ST far has moi
| been much over II 900 daily, which is tar
| below Tie number necessary to meet even
the operatliis Expenses q NE EApositl"i,
~ s"S hotHlns y lle hhll4ioiis 81 nan
| N''l't' Htt'su ~ P1A Wy poiiHtio"ltE5 anu
! VGNhn!HtIA ~ WY great enterprise lhou
saii''s p strangers aFe ~ we clly waiting
~ ~ tt my weather " Ioile W JackaVi
! lhrN, ouJ they refuse To sAiNe" on the lait
! SHoIG even lpi tilt sahe q Seeing tne FaIF
Nhtd'nt "orh IA we MIDWAY ilaisalct
allu other parts OF me Exposition Is alst
pciilS fetaFutd pN tue c"Id'
woKKMEN VAST ruEiE PAY,
! r.,.,.,,...t.,...y,.
."'iSi,Ieiat'iC "l5coitent aiid lileaai lles'
It'll ai'l'leit 'o''itN Alls9liS some 81 th'
tunoig,s ~. Wy sEoutias atln Jaiiilors ~
Wy uihtlehE pnlltihG9 because taclf salar
~ ~ ~ y iutttiGolhllis he cAit'eiltrI'
~ ISL tlic od!iu laNli
oi'9 ~ ,l atioti t'1a' VIZ a'iteN
,,,.,t i,.,t., ,.4.. l,.,,.,f II
weeks, and another months nav viii i,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
M I,ntlrn frnln Itusiness.

The real estate business carried on by
NJ 7. Poole, III No. SOL Market street, has
Been disposed of TO II. u. Waiter MIR.
Poole, il is understood, will engage i'll
other business,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
AppoInted trustee for the Insane.

Governor Reynolds it Is understood, has
decided TO appoint II, 4. Rowland trustee
of the Diamond state Hospital for the
Insane at Farnhust to succeed the late
E:laiaf .LIstine Robiusnn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

Sheriff Gould OH Tuesday seized the store
property known rs the Arcade, conducted
by Mrs. Julia iiaerenger, " No. 224 Market
street, and yesterday the doors Of tine estab-
lishment are closed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
CANNOT SEND THEM AWAY
No Money Available for Chi
nese Deportation.
THE LAW MAKES A FINE MIDDLE
The Situation Discussed at a
Cabinet Meeting.

More Than &G,0OO,00 Secretary Car
Isle Estimates. would be Required to
Make the Law Efectiye--Sn Credence
Given to Rumors of Chinese Retalia-
tlon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
Ex.Kepresentative wares Position.

Ex-Representativ James w. Ware, who
has been appointed superintendent of the
new postotfice building, will go on duty
next Saturday. He received his letter of
appointment on Monday last. 1t was
signed by Secretary Carlisle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

Mrs. Mary kimder and Mrs. A. r. A.
Torbert of Milford are in this city in the
interest Of the colonial exhibit at the
Worlds Fair.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
The New York Passes out to sea.

United Press DlsDa'cn BY Special Wlra<
LEwEs, May 1.-THE United States
cruiser New York arrived at the Break.
water at go o'clock this morning and
passed out the capes at ll.4o,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
LEvT COrRT.
Meeting of the County
Bunds Payable in Gold.

mission Tuesday the following rpso-
luton, offered by Chairman Scott, was
adopted
R5to'ptd, That tho county treasurer be and liz
hereby authorized to advertise tina. the cot It'll
Gates Of Indebtedness authorized by this court
10 be issued for tho Washington street bridge,
and to fund the dnnt OF the county shall bs re-
deemnhle upon maturity ID god.
The bond of Constable j, II, s. Gam Of
Red Lion hundred was approved The
sureties are Mary Gam and Peter j. Ford.
The following bills were passed Re
pairs Of Newport draw bridge, 5000; Of
$40 Thomas Rossitcr, -; d. Dangcl IL
Son, S6509i r., w. & Il. r. r.. Sti6.lS;
j. +. Campbell, 81; Samuel Kilgore 500
New Castle Water Works, S+O; Frank b.
Moore, Si6.l2 William I.outher, $780,;
X. G. BrpckSon; S6l,U6.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

The following commissions Tor dolin-
quent collectors were passed John A.
Mitchell, 1898 50; w. +. Husbands, Bran
dywine, S3a.Ts; f. +. McWhorter, st.
Georges, s2T44 W. G. Biggs, PenGadcr.
$S0.l4; II. Il. Donnel Mill Greek, $40. 63;
G. G. smith, Red lion, $3.50; John T.
Hayes, New Castle, S2514; d. X. Donald
son, White Clay Crock, slo.l0; John T,
son, White Clay Greek, s507; George Fink,
Wilmington $94,33.
The committee on bridges will order a
new boiler for Market street bridge this
afternoon.
The commissioners, as committee of
the whole, will visit the new wooden
bridge az Holly Oak next Friday morning.
Court adjourned At l2,3O O'clock
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

Seized tho academy of Music Property.
Constable Thomas Rear,lon has seized
the property of the Academy of Music,
under a claim Of 800 held BY the George
! II. Mccall Company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, constt-
patton, biliousness, jlundice, sick headache.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

Hoods SarsapariEEa

would marvel that l am now alive" MRS.
MARY SrEAKMAN, 2725 Latnna Street,
philadelphia. Take Hoods
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
THE pIrExr OFFICE SCANDAL.


| A Formal Demand for the Disbarment
OF Ex-Conmissioner Siinonds and His
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

WASHINGTON, May l6.-Numerous tele
grams have been received at the Treasury
Department since yesterday noon respect
ing the decision OF the supreme Court in
the Chinese exclusion cases. Most Of these
kilograms ask that the law be suspended
for at least six months, as its execution at
this time will impose great hardships on
Cinnamon in the United states.
Among the kilograms received Is one
from the attorneys of the Chinese SIX
Companies, who also ask for suspension
of the law Treasury officials acquainted
with the record Of the SIX Companies dur
ing the past three or four years regard this
request, coming from them, as rather sur
prising in cool assurance. THESE officials
assert that OF the 10000 Chinese III the
United States probably onethrd have
come into thus country Illegally. that the
Six Companies have persistently encour-
aged the violation of tine law by furnish
ing transportation from China to this
country To Cinnamon, supplying them
with fraudulent certificates On their ar
rival, and taking collateral from them
when they landed in the United States for
moneys advanced for passage. In fact the
Six Companies, IL is asserted, have pFactl-
cally mortgages upon the labor of thou
sands of Cinnamon for years to come, and
II they be now deported IN accordance
with the decision OF the Supreme Court
the six G2s9pa9ies will lose hundreds Of
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-10-07

good could be spoken. His life had been
'busily occupied with hard work, and in
his persevering industry he neglected in
his latter days to take the rest that he so
much needed. His honesty and his fair
dealing we're as conspicuous as his attach
ment to his family and to home life.e He
had above all firm religious principle
imbibed in early years and which re-
mained with him till he passed quietly
away. The remains were conveyed to
Minneapolis for interment and large
number Of sympathizing friends joined
the mourning cortege as it proceeded
slowly to the depot.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-10-07

Ten thousand Irish men and Irish
women filed Festival Hall IN the after
noon and with true national spirit, both
for the land Of their birth and the land
of their adoption, Joined in the ceremon-
!. les Of the Worlds Fair day set apart for
the glory Of the Irish race. It vas vet
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09
Shont bic Muaem.

Die 3eit ber lan9en Mbenbe, ber
I9ki9snben Ddmmerungsitunoen 1T
einmal 6erangeriidt. 9ie
srauen @@atten ienten ii@ 1@on in
Sen Na&mittagsitunben auf oos 9du<
iermeer berab unb bringen bur4 bic
unperbuQten G:nt.r19e96en in bic
Mp6nrGume, tpo bic i9ulpfli4ttge
Rinosr19aor ii6er ibrsn Bii9,rn 1ibt.
IDie 3eiten Iinb i4le@t, unb petroz
t.um foltet @el0; ba lGbt man bic
iungs Melt unbeio rgt i'm 9Gmmerz
l4ein bas bts9:n S4ularbeiten erlez
!6igen. Mber au4 mentger ipariam:
i@ltern iinb lsiber na9lG1ig genug,
ibre &inber bas tletne Mr6eitsi tunoz
Aen i'm 3mi,li9t al olniren gu la1en.
Mubten iie, pe(9e i9mers 8erantporz
hung lie bur4 bieies iorgloie 8erbalz
ten auf iid laben!
en- Der i6ermiegenoen M.br3a6l
Der 5G(ls 1T es ndmli9 bic ii6ertriez
ben. Mdb:arbsit, pel&s our Surg
1i9ttgtait fiibrt; oaf fir 1preden bic
bon Benz betannten 8reslauer Mugsnz
ar3t, profs7or 9ermann Go6n, angez
At:lten 1tatitt}9en Inter 1u4ungen.
.5obulb zine Mrbeit, cine @Areibiibung
ooer Mebnli9es bet @rt, Bel %un5urelz
Aenber 8:leu6tung bprgenommen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

apirb, ndbert Der 8.treHenbe isinen
Ropf na4 born benz Dor linn seIesen:n
@egenitanbe; IS tritt eins Reths i9Gbz
li4sr Gattoren In Wirtfamt.it, tpeld3e
gu abnormsn 9erdnbsrunsen BEG Seb<
organs uno - bas gnbs bonn 2iebe
- gu elmer ausseiproh:nen Rura=
ft9tigtsit fubren. 0efen iollten bic
@ltsrn im%merpdbrenb eingeb:nt iein
lrnb NIT unsntpester Strsnse sssen
jeben uniib:rtesten Mtbbrau4 Der
eolsn 9immelssab: eini4rsiten. @or
NIem Bic leibise @enobnb.it Der jun
gen 3boren, bas 8ii4.rle1en Biz melt
in bic 0dmmeruns binein fortaui:ben,
bic beIonbers in triiben 9erbittagsn
sraf;rt. tpsnn raube Winbe hi. Su9sno
ldns.r als sepDbnli9 an oas 3im=
mer fsKeln, iie muB enersi9 be-
tdimpft tperoen. @srabe bisie l~1niitte
lit 3n,ifellos eine ber bsrbrsiteti item
l1ria4en Der @araii@tisteit. Nlio
,nt4t parten Bis es gu fpat it!
) (Mb1.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09
en- GIepeIanb. D.. bat

. - Sn G1eue1anb, s., bat ber
beut1@e S@riftisBer &ubolpb @@r0z
Der bur@ @rbdngen leinem 2eben Elm
.@nbe gema9t. @4r0osr mar lett
a@t Sabren am Mn3etger tbdti9, uno
bat n(s fleibtger, 3uoerldfiger Mrbetter
~ hepdbrt. Durb bic &oniolibtz
runq bes rMn3stger" nit benz "Wd@z
ter" lit Elm: Mn5aBl Seber entbebrtih
%getporben. S@rDber tpurhs entlahen,
unb btes ma4te linn 70 bel Summer,
bab er in einem Mnfaq BON @4mer<
mub4 @e16ltmorb begging. 5rau
@9r0ber fam na4 tur5:r Mbpt Ienbeit
na9 @aule 5urid unb mar eri taunt,
ibren Mann nt@t gu finben, ber bo4
fur3e .2ett borber nod i'm 9auie mar.
Bon elmer bangsn Mbnung e1grtffen,
begab lie fi@ na4 6ben unb Jeff in Der
9unt,Ibett bic @eitalt tbrss @&annes.
@ie rief tbm gu, erbtelt a6er tetne
Mnttport uno cling bann gu linn. 9is
niAtsabnenbe 5rau 1tieb tbren W}ann
an unD mar Dor S9reden fat gez
ldbmt, als bcr @trid rib unb bic
2:iae .@4r0o:r's Dor ibr uuf ben 3d.
ben iel.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

: Die 2ei4e bes far6igen Mdb4enz
6adnoers Sobn @ambh in pitez
Semi, ber g9pn4t morben
apar, blieb bier Sage am Baum bdngen
unb nurbe bann berbrannt.'
Der @ouoerneur BON W d a Ill,
@eneral @urto, liegt auf ben Sob er=
trantt barnieber.
Sn elmer Mirt619aft an Glart
@trabe in 6 g 0 murbe ber 8ar=
t:nosr 2eonarb So6nfun BON Srant
Smit6, alias Doung eel 4o6en.
8ei ben S9mei3er Nationalz
pablen 6ra9ten bic Soctalti item bel
$50 gu :rtpdblenoen Mtt9liebern nur
etnen Ganbtbaten bur9.
9ie Strabenbabnangetsllten III
ct. paul baben ibrsn 5treit ber=
loren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

oas NieDeriinten Dor ben Jibsn bes
2aren semsint 0:elmebr banoelt es
di4 UNI eine 8ooenientung, oeren Be-
'oeutuna 1i9 aus ben neuei ten WeKuns
gen inn Derglei9 NIT ben i'm Sabre
1861 anseitelIten ersiebt. Sn b:r
r@epu. bes Snp:ntions nolpslss" be-
rednet 6,rr 2eopolD 9usp oi: 1intea0e
9epr~""~ auf 16 MiQimster, a.io ets
tpas mebr pie einen baaoen 3oa, auf
bus %abr. @s 1T bas ettpa ber &aum.
,b:r auf benz 3ifsrblatt elmer mittelsros
Zen '1hr Ri: o4ler 3p0lf trennt. Gin
,2etuer, Der elm Sabr brau4t, I'm Dielen
Bpiihenraum gu our9me'1en, wirpe
'nab:r 3:emli4 g:nau oas Sempo bes
FSantsns bon paris berani4auli4en.
,Dieie 8epesuns bes 3eisers 1T pielz
leiht nod i'm Mitroltop bsmert6ar.
@s9aebn Miuimeter i'm Sabr ergiebt
As Mitrons i'm Sage, ni4t gang 5nsi
Mitrpns bic Stunbe, alio un9efabr
amei 3ebntap ienbitel zines MiQimsters
aue 1shs Minuten.
Ob es Mitrostope BON elmer Teinb,it
giebt, elmer 1ol9en 8etpegung nod gez
,re6t gu meroen, laRen mir babin &C.
|ItelIt. MQerbings piirbe in ote1,m
&empo bas Meer breitauieno Sabr:
ibeoirfen Bis es an bsn 8orbof Der
Motreoam, &ir4e selan9t. Mie Be-
tannt, erbs6en ii4 bic &aiten bon
Minnlanb UNI IS Gentimeter i'm Sabrz
bunoert. Sn slsi4er 8:mesung 1T oe1
Sioen BON Trantr,i4, namentli4 bic
Sibtiiite nd@it ben ppenden, mdbrenf
b.r Norben, namentli4 bic @cgenb Dor
2iQe, iinteabe &,noen5 fat. Paris.
bas auf benz n0rot@:n Mrm Der Waage
gelenen lit, als beren @tuBpuntt bic
central. 9o9ebene NIT iDrem @ran:tz
gefiae eri 4eint, paris se9t baber naf
urten. Snbefen bat bas. pie bic ga
riier 3eitung.n gu bsrit4ern ii@ Be-
ellen, n;4ts fir bic Mitlebenben &c.
'bentti9es.