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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-08
SUBSTANCE OF THE MESSAGE.
There Is No Hint of Compromise in
Favor of Silver.

NEW YORK. Aug. Z. = The Worlds
Washington special says: The following
Is an authoritative statement regarding
President Cleveland's message:
He dwels most particularly upon the
deplorable condition of the country as 1t
effects the masses. Bankers and brokers
and capitalists. he reasons. can take care
of themselves. but the workingmen are
practically helpless when such condition
of affairs as now prevail exists.
To substantiate this statement he shows
in concise language the actual effect of the
law known as the Sherman act bow in
force. He calls attention to the dearth of
con ontidence arising therefrom.
He deals not in theories, but in facts, 70
demonstrate the truth of his assertion
that the burden inflicted upon the country
by this unwise law falls most heavily upon
the workingmen. 1t is for this reason he
believes that the demand of the country
for repeal is so strong and universal.
1t is the plain duty Of all patriotic citi-
zens entrusted with the responsibility OF
government to heed such demand there
for. He recommends unconditional repeal
without hint of compromise or substitute
Of any kind.
There he stops. Whatever may be his
views regarding the future of silver as a
national currency, to be fixed possibly by
well-considered legislation after suitable
time shall have elapsed, and he makes no
suggestions and outlines no plan which
might meet with his approval.
He confines his recommendation and
directs the attention of Congress solely TO
the pressing need of the hour for prompt
repeal. He notes the fact that the people
in the last elections made an emphatic de-
mand for revision and reform in tariff
legislation.
The pledges then made must be kept,
but since that time an unforeseen
exlgency has arisen and it must be met
and mastered.
1t is the plain duty of Congress therefore
to affprd relief to the country by placing
the repeal of the financial statute ahead
of all other contemplated legislation re-
lating to the tariff or any other subject.
That is the substance of the message.
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ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS.
There Is Some Trouble in One of the
Michigan Districts.

WASHINGTON, Aug. TN the House.
when Michigan was reached in the calling
of the roll. the clerk stated that, since the
credentials of Richardson from the Fifth
District had been received and entered on
the roll. there had been change in the
State officers, and these had given a cer-
tificafe to Beknap. The clerk added that
he refused to strike out Richardson's name
aud now left the matter in the hands of
the House.
Three hundred and sixty-six members
were found to be present.
The clerk then announced the election
of Speaker next in order.
Holman placed Crisp in nomination
Henderson of Illinois named Reed. in be-
half of the Republicans, and Nebraska
Representative nominated Jerry Simpson
in behalf of the Populists.
Tellers then took a vote, resulting: Crisp
214. Reed 122. Simpson Z.
Crisp was declared elected amid erea ap-
plause. and was conducted to the chair by
his late opponents.
Assuming the chair, Crisp thanked the
House for the honor, and promised to
discharge the duties with fidelity, courtesy
and impartialty.
The oath was then administered by
O'Neill of Massachusetts.
The Speaker then administered the oath
to the members. Richardson of Michigan
on objection by Burrows, Republican, be-
ing requested TO stand aside till the House
was fully organized.
After the others had taken the oath
O'Farrell of Virginia offered resolution
that Richardson be sworn in.
Burrows offered a resolution for the
swearing in of Beknap on the ground that
Richardson's credentials had been an
nulled by the Supreme Court of the State.
Action On both was postponed till to-
morrow.
The officers of the House nominated by
the Democratic caucus of Saturday were
then elected and sworn in.
A committee was appointed to notify the
and ready to hear from him.
When the Drawing for seats was COP
cluded it was ordered that the daily hour
Of meeting be II NJ.
O'Farrell gave notice that tomorrow,
Immediately after the reading Of the
journal. he would call up the Michigan
prima facie election case.
The House then adjourned.
In the Senate to-day. after reading the
proclamation calling Congress together,
Quay of Pennsylvania and Pascoe of
Flor da were sworn in.
a communication from Beckwith of
wyoming was read, saying that he had
placed his resignation in the hands of the
Governor.
committee was appointed to notify
the House and the President that the Sen
ate was in session.
Then the death Of Senator Stanford of
California was communicated to the SEN
ate by White of that State. and as a mark
OF respect the Senate adjourned till to-
morrow. This prevented the recep ption of
the Presidents message today.
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OPENING THE BATTLE.
The Caucus Nominees Are Put
Through With Rush.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE extra session
OF Congress assembled at noon. The as
semolage was Of special interest, because,
Ior the first time in the third of a century,
Inc Democratic party is in control in ali
the departments and because the National
Legislature Is convened to deal with one
OF Tue eraVest questions which has con-
1rontea the nation since the Civil War;
while the responsibility for the results
rests on the Democrats.
LII is also true the questions at issue will
not be fought out on strict party lines. as
the parties are divided on it geographically
rather than politically. The anomaly is
shown of men on each side of the free
coinage proposition in the ranks of the
Democrats, Repu blcans, Popuists and
Greenbackers alike.
The first thing on the assembling in
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-08
ANARCHISTS THROWN OUT.
Their Presence Not Desired in the
Convention of Socialists.

ZURICH. Aug. 7.-Tc-day's session Of the
International Socialists congress was
marked by great deal Of excitement. At
first there was heated debate on tie oues-
iion as to whether Anarchists and lnde-
pendent Socialists should be permitted to
attend. A resolution was carried to admit
delegates only from societies recognizing
the necessity of the organiZa of labor
concurrently with political action and the
adoption of this resolution, which was
tantamount to the exclusion of the Anarch-
lists. led to a great uproar. The avowed
Anarchist delegates positively refused tC
withdraw and several had to be elected by
force. When order had been somewhat re-
stored the congress proceeded to the dis
cussion of agricultural and other items of
the propralEme.
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TWO CUP DEFENDERS.
The Colonia Gives a Touch of Her
Speed in Racing.

GLENCovE, L. l.. Aug. THE Commo-
dore cup. the gift of Commodore Morgan,
was sailed for to-day under tho auspices
of the New York Yacht Club. The race
held unusual interest from the fact that
two of the cup defenders, Colonia and
Vigilant. sailed their maiden race. and
gave the public at large an idea early in
the season of their worth as saileIs and
how they compare in speed. The Queen
Nab also took part in the race. and at
tracted much attention. because of her
recent rough voyage and almost miracu-
lous escape from being wrecked while
crossing the Atlantic. and the fact that
she is the first large center-board racing
yacht built in England for a number Of
years. The other starters were the Lasca,
Mayfower. Constellation, Dauntless. Ra-
mona, Marguerite and Ariel. The Colonia
won the race. and the Queen Nab was
second. The time was 9 hours and min
utes and the distance 26 miles.
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600 pounds of sugar, exclusive of that
manufactured from cane in Louisiana and
vlciuity. California raised more sugar
from beets than any other State, and her
Increase of output for the year was the
greatest. There were 1898 acres planted
in California and 43.50O.00O pounds Of
sugar were made. This Is said to be an
increase Of about 35 per cent. Nebraska
raised 100000 pounds of beet-sugar on
1900 acres; Kansas raised about 100000
pounds Of sorghum on 1868 acres; Utah
raised 100000 pounds of beet-sugar on
$500 acres; Virginia raised 100000 pounds
Of beet-sugar on 400 acraS
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WILL PENSION EVERYBODY.
One Silver Man Who Seems to Be
Particularly Wild.


CHICAGO. Aug. 7.-Colonel A. G. Fisk of
Colorado, delegate to the silver conyen-
ton, has remained in the city in consulta-
tion with bimetalists from all sections OF
the country, perfecting plans to force Con-
gress to give the nation free coinage of silver
and to give also some measure Of justice
to debtors and producers. He stated to
press reporter to-day that the determine
tion had been reached to use every possible
argument 70 convince the East that it was
to the interest of all classes to restore
silver and give the country proper per
capita circulation with which to do busi-
ness, and that If the East persisted in
reducing the value Of money. which would
enslave the West and South, combined
effort would be made by those sections to
wipe out the protective tariff and to pen-
sion every soldier who served in either the
Federal or Confederate armies, their
widows and orphans, and to enact law
providing graduated income tax for that
purpOse.
TOPEKA, Kans., Aug. 7.-Governor
LeweIing to-day appointed Silas Rutledge.
Benjamin Heilbrum. ". j. Wilson aud
Thyge Spard, Danish Vice. Consul at Kan
sas City, commissioners to Chicago to con-
fer with the representatives Of foreign
governments attending the Worlds Fair
in the interests Of steamship transporta-
tion to Europe by way of the Gulf of Mex
let. The Governor continues to receive
letters from all parts of the West COM
mending his project.
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morrow and report the result OF their con-
ference with the silver men and endeavor
to agree upon proposition to be made to
them regarding the debate and the time
for taking a vote on the question.
NEW YORK, Aug. THE Posts Wash
ington special says: An odd circumstance
is that in connection with Cockran's pro-
posal to expedite legislation for the repeal
of the Sherman act by permitting the in
PRODUCTION Of bills and opening the debate
before the committees are appointed.
1t is regarded with moro favor by the
silver men than the other side. Bland Is
outspoken in advocacy OF the scheme tor
beginning the debate early.
On the other hand, good many anti
silver men feel they cannot afford to risk
the chance of plunging the House into de-
bate. with all the possibility of arousing
animosity, prolonging the existing situation
and making the issue doubtful.
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ORDERED TO SAMOA.
The Philadelphia Will Repres ent the
interests of America.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Z. = The United
States steamship Philadelphia arrived at
Callao this morning. Orders are awaiting
Captain Barker there directing him to
proceed Immediately with his vessel to
Apia, Samoa, to represent this Govern
ments interests in the Samoan pro-
tectOrat0
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Free From Cholera.

ROME, Aug. 7.-Allessandrla has been
officially declared to be free from cholera,
and the epidem is declining in Naples.
VIENNA. Aug. 7.-Cholera is spreading
in Roumania and Galicia. Several cases
have been reported in Lemberg. the
capital of Galicia.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-08
Iournevmen Tailors.

ST. PAUL, Aug. THE seventh biennial
convention of the National Journeymen
Tailors' Association opened here to-day.
The secretary's report shows member
ship of 10000. Legislation hooking to the
betterment of their condition Is up for con-
Sideration,
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SUGAR BEETS.
California Raised More Than Any
Other of the States.

WASHINGTON. Aug. THE forthcom-
ing report OF the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue will show large increase in the
output Of sugar made in the United States
from beets and sorghum. The total acre.
age for the past year was 24.793. or 81, 7,2OO.-
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Death of DR.. Huse.

CHICAGO. Aug. 7.-Dr. Fred b. Huse of
San Francisco died this morning at w ssley
Hospital. he was once resident of
Evanston. and was In Chicago visiting the
Worlds Fair. An attack of typhoid fever
proved fatal. The body will be buried
here.
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FLED IN DISGUISE.
The Governor of Buenos Ayres Could
Not cfav ar hofne

INOC .1Idy dC IIOIIICs
LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from
Buenos Ayres states that Governor Costa
of the Province of Buenos Ayres has re-
signed and fled In disguise from La Plata.
In farewell message to the Legislature
he charges the National Government with
abetting the revolution and supplying the
rebels with arms
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-08
PERILS OF BOATING.
Twenty-Five Excursionists Drowned
in Swansea Bay.

LONDON, Aug. News of sad acci-
dent to a party of excursionists was re-
ceived this evening from Port Talbot,
Wales. Twenty-eight pleasure-seekers
took boat at Port Talbot and put out
into Swansea Bay. A heavy sea struck
the boat. capsizing it, and twenty-five. in
Guiding several women and children,
were drowned. The others were saved.
, 1893-07-20
unn0tbtoer Rdmpf.

Wtebrere Wtit9lieber Ser INSTRUMENTATION
griffen geitern 9e8en iecbS ltbr 2tben6S an
Der SoutD Wateritr. uu6 Mic6tgan 2tpe.
Die 8emannltng zines bort liegenoen Scbooz
ncrS, obne 8rOOOfatton al, neil tbnen &C.
iogt tporoen tpar, baB Sic 2eute yScabs"
i@etel1. SIS fam SIT etnem erbttterten &amz
pie, benz Der &apttGn bes ScboDners boz
ourcb Elm @n6e macbte, boB CT bte 8oliset
berbeirtcf. 3pet Der Qtngreifcr, gilbert
8eterion unbSobn Nnberion p1roen perz
baftct unO in Der 6orriionitr. Station
inter Der 2~(ntla8e beS NufrubrS gebucbt.
Ser &f mar iibri9enS Elm unn0tbtgcr
g~etpelen, benn sic 8emannltng 6eS S6tlie3
beltGnO aus l(nionzW tt9lie6ern uno nicbt
aus yScabs". Beterion uno Q(noerlon
tpuroen Dcltte 8ormittag bon Gi6ter 8rabz
tpeu untcr ie 5000 8itr9icbaft Dem Grtmi7
nal9ericbt iiberantiportet.
, 1893-07-20
Die Observation-Disclosures.

Sn Ser 0eltri8en SiBuno Ser Ql6waiiers
bcb0rOe fam cine W}ittbeilung bon Wcz
9lrt6ur 8rOS, 8ur &~erleiung, in ipelcber
bieiclbcn erfl6ren, baB tie nibt init benz
9lan um8e0en, bic 2lrbctt einSuitc1Ien, ipobl
ober bel ibrer 6orberun9 I'M @gtropergitz
tnn8, neil iie auf 6cls8eitein itieBcn. be-
barren mitBten. Die 8ebOr6e le9te Sic
3ui9rtft etnf06 81 Sen 9tften. @tnem
8ertcbte oeS ObertngenieurS 5ufolge iino
Die GontraftOren Ql9neip & Bros. ebenfaus
nit ibrcn Nrbcitcn peit 5uriid. Sine enerz
gtic9e NufforDerung, ibrc 2(rbetten 5u be-
iAIeunigcll, miro Der 6irma nGcbitens sus
8c6cn. @tner Gmpfeblung 6cs OtarId6aQs
2Btlioms 5utol9e fol- Der BoItseibienit Don
30 Bolt8tltell, tpelcbe ilber ben 0titrtft Der
breltet tperOelt, alS9efitDrt tperbel1.
, 1893-07-20

benz Nniturme, 8iberltan6 Su Letiten per>
mo3t. S6lag auf Sb(a9 e~rfOl9en bort
Die 3oblun9setniteuungen, 9eitern ipieber
4, OOrgeitern 2 unO i9on in ber %OOri8en
ND6e Elm babies 9uben6. 9omit geben
n0titrlt9 au3 3o6lun9seiniteuungen bon
&oufz unO anberen @ei6aftsleuten 6anb
TT 6an6, 10 boB, tpcnn man iebt Ben Ga7
gesberi6t Der 0anoelSagenturen ourcbltebt,
9enber BORT nit einem Ger5etbniB
bon 3ablun9Sunfdbigen @ei9dftSbdulern
prangt, Dor DEM eS ielber eri6refen muB,
8enn 6aS MIN am geiunben 6oL5e 9ez
l9iebt, mas ioI bann nit Dem birren perz
ben. Senn man in Colorado fetnen
@lau6en mebr an 6a9 G~pangeltum BET
Silberfreiprdgung bat, mas ioQ man bann
in BEN StGaten oaDon balten, Bic aus Der
Stlberprdgrn9 teinen btretten 9tuben
3ieben. Die Stl5erbolbe tperben aus Der
tbnen ert5eilten 2eftion feinen gtuben
8teDen, ie mer6en, Tim tire GnttGul6un9
8u perber9en, nun crit re5t mach Trets
9ebung BET StlberprGgung i6reten, unO
elmer Der lautelten 8ritQer tpirD ber Sen0z
tor Seller ietn, aber ite iperben tbre 9teibcn
fart 9elicbtet ftnben. IS iperOen nur bic
be3aD(ten S0lolinge ser Silberbarone ietn,
Die no6 na9 Dem ~fiinf5ig Silbers
oOlar i6reien. it6er Die me9r eielbaften ais
i6lebten 9tab6eter bteier cbaratterloien
8url6cn lit cine SinueSGnberung 9efOmz
men, bic 5u ser 6offnung berecbttgt, DaB eS
benz 8rGitbenten Glepelanb mO9licb ietn
tper6e, bie 0ufbebun9 beS Sberman'iden
0eieBeS obne Gtngeben auf einen neuen,
mebr poer tpeniger untpiiroigen &onpro>
nib b~urcb5uieben.
Die sc. 9. Shines ersGblt cine biibi9e
@ei6t6te, Die bas 9an3e @ebabren 6er Ser
treter ber StIberitaoten i'm Gongreiie TENN
8cicbnet. Sin Sreipr6gungSgeieb lag Dem
Gon9reB in 0eiien iiin9iter Sibung Dor unO
@bparO 2lttinl ion unterbieIt itcb nit benz
bomoltgen 8ertreter zines Stlberi toateS i'm
Senat itber Oeiien Stellun9 gu 0er Gorla8e.
0ttinlon bate Dem Senator tpegen belien
@intreten fir Ben StI6erl6tDtnbel 8or~
i~telun9en 9emacbt, %tporauf bieler IocbenO
folgenbeS ertpioerte: Natitrlicb nuB tc6 fitr
2lnnabmle bte1cs @eiebeS 1timmen, DOffcntz
li6 aber baIten Sic MIDI ntcbt fIr 10 perz
Dammit bumm, baB tcb al ben S3tpinOel
CLAUDE!
, 1893-07-20
Brab sic meIIe,

Dim 9onncritag 9lbenb fubr Sic vGttD Of
6oaanb" BON bier nit ungefdbr 40 9aiiaz
gieren MACH 6ouan0, Mt6., ob. Ser Oams
pier bate mo6l 40 Meile1 3uriifgelcgt, ais
Der Sopt, @rant ploBlicb etnen eigentbiimz
licben &rob bOrte ulO 9letcb barauf cine
MISUNDERSTANDING Der Otoibtncn pere
ipitrte. ST. elite icbneu btnab unD erfu6r,
o0B Die gSeQe einen nicbt gu repartrenben
9ttB erbalten babe. SIS blie6 allo NIGHTS
itbri9, ais itel liegen S1 bleiben unb absuz
%ipartelt, bis BON einem ol1oeren Scbiffe
Stlfe fam. @e8cn Wtor9en fam Der
vSou8atud" bon berlelbcn 2inie in Sicbt
uno ipuroe bNrcb Si9nole bcrbeigerufen.
Die rGttD Of 6oIono" plroc Donn ms
S1lepptau gcnommen unb obnc llnfaI
MACH @9tca0o gebrn3t. Die Paiiagjere
iporcn, olS ie AM Worgen eripQcbtcn, ntcbt
ipcnt9 critornt, boB Tie abermals Gbicago
Dor lttb laben, uno nun crit ipuroe ibucn
mtt9etbetIt, mas lpdDrenO Der 9tacbt paiiirt
iDGr.
, 1893-07-20
ST, OCT SattienOl

pGS giebt tein 2aiter, tpelbeS i'd me3r
Derobi6eue, ais Sic g0Qerei. ...... 81
i6reibt - man trout ieinen Qugen faum,
tDenn man ho5 lieit - Bet 8rin3 bon
9SaleS, unb mic bic mpt6iide pWarqutie
Be 6ontenpp," tpelcbe Sic omerifanticben
3eitungsleier nit ior9iam 3uiommengez
itoppeltem &loticb aus ben 0offrciien uno
Der vbOberen 0eleQicbaft" Der alten Q8elt
unterbGlt, b%en1erft, tptrO Dem bewuBten
S9rei6en beS GrinSen, tpelcbeS bieie
NeuBerung ent6Glt, in Ser engliicben @eleQ>
ic60ft Bic ~Detteite Serbreitung 9egeben.
Die &lotl3baie bebqtptet iogar, OaB 1T ben
leBten ~5lDan3ig Sabren baS 20ter Der
Srunflubt IN ben b~eiieren en9ltl9en &retz
len erbebltb ab9enommen bate, unb bteS
lei bauptidcblic6 Dem in bteier 6tniic6t bon
oem grtn5cn BON g8ales 9e9e6enen Dguten
8eiipieIe" gu ~ber6anfen ....
81, Der Gauien6! @ern Sic Dorne6 me
8elt itcb iptrflicb, tute ~be6auptet tpir6, in
alien 9tngen na3 Dem bonn 8rtn3en bon
WaleS gegebenen 8eiipiele ribtet, 6ann
fol9ert oaraltS naturgemGB, baB CT a16 fir
Die in ben leBten Sabr3ebnten i'm en9liidben
vUppertendom" ein9eriiiene greulidbe
un5u3t, un0 oaS eri3refenbe llmiteb7
9retfen beS SpielteufelS, fir Sic beriicbttgten
v~@lubifan6ale," nit etnem Wort fir Dte
9ren3enloie StttenDerro6un9 Der ybelieren
@cieQI3aft" DerantWortli6 tit! ltnb nit
otclcr Nnnabme 9ebt man alc6 nt6t fe6l.
gtt6tS tptrft dnItefenbcr in m0norcbiihen
2GnOert, ais OaS laiterbafte 8eilpiel elmer
yauer609iten" o6er bo6en 8erI0nltdbfeit.
Die ibanobare moraliic6e 8%erinmpfung
oeS Is. Sa6rbunOertS lit bpm Iaiter60ften
Soften auS9egan8en .....
Q8aS bte 8ebauptrng Der ~beipuBten
&lati96aie BON Der an9e6li9en 26na6me
Der Iruntiuc3t in Den b66eren S9jd6ten ber
en9Iii6en @eieui0aft onbetrtfft, 10 braudt
man nur ouf OoS 8Gn8licb gegent6eilige
3cugntB Der befannten Iempere13lerin
2a0D Somerlet 3u peripetien, Die altf @run6
tbrer 9en0lten &enntniB oer en9Ltlben 2triz
%itofratie DcrIi9ert, baB ~beionoerS unter Sen
Oornebmen 6raucn unb W}dbdcn bie8runfs
iucbt in wobrbaft ericbredenbem WtaBe nm
lic9 g~rctft.
llnO mas iblieBli9 bes prtn3en bon
8aLeS an8eblicbe @erabicbeuung Der Sol
leret anbetrifft-ctn &crl, Der gleicb ieinem
8orfabren George ", ieben Morgrn Elm
8roBeS @laS 8ranbD bic &eble btnabitiir5t,
vum ntr erit tpicber DMtenib" gu tperOen"
10 tpiroe ber S6reiber einen 2uftipruu9
Dor Treube mocbcn, penn er 10 oiele Iou>
ienb Dollars DGtte, ais Ser bife Sblemmer
In leincm 2ebeu icbOn &ononenrdlticbe 8ez
bobt BAT ODER nob Daben pirb, 9a mir
Den vtuir" nOcb 9~eutigen Gages bic 3ets
tungSi6reiberei an ben Otagel' bGnsen uno
v9tenntbicr" 1Derben.
, 1893-07-20
Oereitelter Selbftmoroperfub. c

Sennic Sbentirf Oeriucbte itc6 geftern
init 8lei8ufer SIT oer9tften, ooc6 tpuroe ibre
Nbit6t burcb bic recbt5ettige 2(nmcnbung
elmer W~ta9enpumpe beretteLt. Sennie fam
por etni9er a3ctt aus 9tetp Yort 6ierber unD
permiet9ete ii6. in Dem g}araganiettz6 otel,
$50. 500 63. StraBe, ais &eInertt. 8alo
Oerltebte ic lib in einen ScbanfipGrter an
Der Cottage @robe Qlue. ibre Neigung fano
ieoo9 feline Grpieberung unb Sic Tol9e
tpar, baB ite etnen liiberIicben 2ebenstpanz
Del be9ann. DIS ie Damn nodb bic 0ubri9t
empftng, baB tbre etn5iQen @erpmbten in
Stem Yorf 8eitorben ieten unb ite mitteIoS
3uritf9elal1en D6tten, ba beibloB tie ibrem
elenoen 9aiein Gin @nOe gu macben. Sic
ibloB it9 8~eitern g}a5mittag in t6rent
a3tmmer Elm, nabm ba5 Sit un6 legte itb
0ann auf bas 8ett nteber, nm ben Sob OBJ
8utparten. Sine ibrer Goueginnen b0rte
ie0ob tbr StObnen Elm QlrSt muroe g~errfen
unO bol6 ipor nit 6iilfe elmer W~agenpumpe
ie0e 9ebenSgefa6r beietti9t.
, 1893-07-20
2nadt reines Paus,
Der Sheriff IG6t oas meme 5fabena=G beater
ausrdum Ell, nm cine 6oroerune gu
befrieoi9en.

9iiIisiGeriff s.. S, Sones bego6 iteb
geitern Nbenb nit 40 Wtonn nacb 6en1
nelten Siobella=G beater al Der 81. StraBe
unb Cottage @5roDe Qtpe. unb begonn bic
ganSe Ginrtc9tlng auS3urGumen uno ouf
8pet @iienba6ntpa8en gu i9offen. Die
8eibla9nabme 8cl9ab auf Geranz
laiiung Der y@ran0 9taptbS 8urniture
@Dmpante" bic cine 6orberun9 BON
$1,000 nt6t bate etntreiben t0nnen.
I'm Wfitternaht tpur6e bteiem Gbun cilr
GtnbaLt getban baourcb, DoB Dem Sheriff
Elm 8ano etnge6Gnbi8t unO i6m mit9et6cilt
purbe, baB Die beioerieitigcn 2lbpofoten
etnen gittltcben Nusgleicb 81 Stonbe 81
brtngen bOtften. SDIte bieler iebob bis
beute 2[benO ntcbl ~er5ielt letr, 10 iptrO Der
Sheriff ben 9teit Der G~inridbtung beS
SDeaters fDrtl6nffen lalicn.
, 1893-07-20
Snt St46crfante Colorado

Steiner bat in ben LeBten Sa6ren Sen
WfUro boiler genommen, UNI sic icbroltfen
lole Stlbcrprd8un9 31 preoigen, ais Ser
Senator Seller aus Colorado. 9QB GD(oz
raoo cine m08Ii9lt un~beidbrGnfte Silberz
prd8ung tptnl3t, lit ia notiirlicb, BENIN
Stlber tit fir Colorado, mas fir 9ouiitono
Die Sanmmole, fitr SutnoiS ser g8eisen
un0 rItr Sonia OaS g8elidbforn lit. @(s
9rln0IaBloier Polititer aber, Der, menn CT
inter ben QSOlfen lit, nit ben g86Ifen
beult, bat 6err Seller iidb gum 6ouptperz
te5ter Der Observation-Disclosures oufaenorfer
1tno eS 3u 28e9e 9ebracbt, 6aB mir mebrz
mails n0be Oaran iparen, nit 6ieier Silberz
trelprd8nn8 be8llift 5u tperOen un0 lch(ie6z
llcb nod troD ietn muBten, nit Dem Cher
man 1cben &omprOmiB oaDonsufommen,
Wt6n 1Ollte nun meinen, bic Stl6erbDl0e in
colorado (uno je0er @tnpo6ncr bes Stooz
les 1T lelbtOeritGnbticb Silberbolo) fpiirbe,,
ltb IN oteier Stunbe ibrer 8rIifl1no rocbt
%m0nnDaft beneDmen unD i6ren 8onfen BE-
bul1lt9 ictn, Die i6lpere Rriiis. in mercbe
tie ourcb Die @nttpertDung oes Silbers NM
Die Setrtcb8einitelun9 t6rcr Sbmels6itte,1
gebracbt t%Doroen, 81 itberite6en, ober melt
gefeblt oapon. @era6e in 9enper finn sic
Santen BON @roB unO 8lein, 9ut unO
Sung, arm un0 9teicb in Sen lebten gBocber
BON Ofor9enS frii5 bis 2(6enO8 ipat be-
itirmt tpOroen unb taum cine 8anf bat