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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Grin T. Smith Appointed CONFIDENTIAL
Clerk to Commissioner Miller.
SpeetdJ 7esSOrdsn 10 ths Rs0tsser.

SpsetdI 1stS0rdm 10 ms hedssT'
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 3.-Mr.
Griff T. Smith of Point Pleasant, w.
Va, has been appointed confidential
clerk to Com missioner OF internal Rev
enue Miller. Mr.. Smith is d son OF Mr..
j. P. r. B. Smith, who is well known
throughout the State.
Comptroller of the Currency Eckels
has on his books the name OF but one
West Virginia applicant for position
as bank examiner. This Is Mr.. l.. T.
White. OF Terra Alta.
Two West Virginia postmasters were
appointed to-day, both to tll vacancies
caused by designations. j. w. Looney
was made postmaster at Looneyviile,
Roane county, in place OF A. Looney,
and E. L. Cordu at Peck's Run, Upshur
county. in place Of G. E. Crislip.
Mr.. G. w. Osenton, of Fayette county,
w. Va, whose appointment as CHIEF OF ol'
vision in the Treasury Department was an
nounced in the REGISTER some time ago,
has been detailed to duty as chief Of the mail
division in the Sixth Auditors of1ice, an
important and ardueus position.
Mr.. Pendleton called on Secretary Her
-
officer TO the Linsly Institute. The Secre-
tary assured Mr. Pendleton, as he did
Senator Faulkner few days ago, that he
would send an officer to the Institute.
The Secretary could not say what officer
he would detail for this duty, but 1t would
have to be one who had not been on duty
of this kind before. as the Secretary de-
sires to pass these desirable assignments
around.
He would leave the selection OF the Off
Ger to MIR. Pendleton and the officers of
the institute. Mr.. Pendleton called on
Secretary of War Lamont and recommends
ed the appointment OF DR.. John A. Camp
bell as surgeon of the marine hospital at
Wheeling. The Secretary promised TO
make the appointment as soon as he had
time to give the matter attention.
Congressman Anderson left for home
this evening on account Of the illness OF
his wife and one Of his children. He will
return here on the 10th.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
HERMAN SCHAFFNER 6 co. CLOSED.

A General Assignment-It Was the Larg-
est Private Concern in the Northwest
and Handled 100000 OF CONNER
ciaI Paper Last Year.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Herman Schanner
& Co., private bankers, made COM
plete assignment to-day. Schaffner u
Co., have been the largest private con-
cern In this city, or In the Northwest,
dealing exclusively in commercial paper.
The firm was also about the largeast one
of its kind in Chicago.
No statement Of the affairs OF the
bank was filed in court on the appilca.
tion for receiver. The assignment OF
the bank was made to the American
Trust and SaviRgs Bank. Early to-day
the cashier Of that institution visited
the bank at the Title and Trust build
ing only to find large and demonstra-
tive crowd assembled and the doors
closed. To add to the excitement, II
was reported that Mr.. Schatfner had
committed suicide.
The assignment was undoubtedly
caused by the disappearance OF Herman
Schaffner, the senior member OF the
firm, who has been missing since yes
terday. The police were notified this
morning to keep sharp look out Tor
Mr.. Schaffner.
j. r. Chapman, cashier Of the Amerl-
can Trust and Savings Bank, the as
signee, put up the following notice:
This bank is in the possession OF the
American Trust aud Savings Bank"
Mr.. Chapman, to inquirers, said; II
cannot tell you what the assets and la
bilities are until l get statement from
the books. That statement will prob
ably be issued to-day. The cause OF
the failure-too much commercial paper
they were the biggest dealers in COM
mercial paper in this country. They
handled S35, 900, 900 of 1t last year, and
that Is the cause of the failure. | can
say nothing further until statement
has been prepared OF the banks condi-
tion. and men are at work on that now
al fast as they can"
In the absence Of a statement by the
assignee it is given out, but not author
itatiyely, that the liabilities Of the con-
cern will not exceed $500, 900, and the
assets more thar cover the amount.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

ready in the custody Of the law, and no
matter with what crime he was charged
and no matter whether he was guilty
or innocent, he was entitled TO q fair
trial-a fair trial according to law. 1t
must never be said that the laws OF our
great and proud State do not afford
protection to all without regard to
color or condition.
Il therefore call upon all officers OF
the law aud especially Of Macon conn
", as well as on all good citizens who
retpect and cherish the honor OF the
State, to do all in their power to bring
the leaders Of this great crime to JUS
tice.
II hereby offer a reward OF two hun
dred dollars (S2O0) each for the appre-
hension aRd conviction Of every man
who helped TO break the doors Of the
Jail, overpoWer the officers and drag
out the prisoner, or who assisted in
killing him"
The Governor, moreover, instructed
the States attorney Of Macon county
10 prosecute the matter In the most Wig
OrOus manner at once.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
BAD WRECK ON THE W. 81 3.
Two Freight Trains Come Together Near
Bowerstown With Disastrous Results.

Two Freight Trains Come Together Near
Bowerstown With Disastrous Results.
Spsetal 7sIsorGm to the Sunday Register.
BowERsToN, O., June "a misun-
derstanding OF orders caused bad
freight wreck on the Wheeling and
Lake Erie railroad, about mile north Of
here, at o'clock this morning. Aheavy
freight train, drawn by engine No. 20,
manned by Engineer Harry Baily and
Fireman Rrobert Broomis, collided with
another freight train which was back
ing up. At the point where the collision
occurred there is considerable curve,
and the track is obscured by the foliage
OF trees growing close up to the ends OF
the ties. Both trains were at full
speed, and when they came together
the crash was terrific. The engine and
tender were dumped into the ditch on
their sides, and a long string OF gon-
doas were piled up promiscneusly.
The track was torn up for several
yards. All trains were held out till
nearly evening before the damage was
repaired. No one was hurt, aside from
few bruises sustained by the engineer
and fireman in jumping.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
REV. DR. VAN DYKES VIEW.
Presbyteriaps Cannot swallow the "0rig-
inaI Manuscripts" Doctrine


inai Manuscripts" Doctrine
NEW YORK, June 3.--The Rev. DIR.
Henry Van Dyke, pastor OF the Brick
Presbyterian Church on Fifth avenue.
whose attitude on the Briggs qucs tion
Is well known, returned 10 the city to-
day. In reply for an expression OF
opinion as 10 whether the Briggs case
would cause split In the church, he
said
"No, hope and trust not. Moderats
and conservative men realize that there
are 700 many denominations already.
Christian progress moves along tho
lines Of unity and mutual federation.
The true church must be comprehen-
slye. But II an attempt should be
made 10 enforce the dogma about
the original autographs upon all
Presbytsrians a large and
respectable body OF ministers would re-
slst IL 10 the uttsrmost By every lawful
means. They would suffer any hard
ships rather than profess 20 believe
that OF which they know nothing. A
new denomination would be created;
bat IL would be composed OF. those
whose devotion revolyes around the
vanished original manuscripts.
THE true Presbyterians, loyal to the
Bible as Is 10 and the Church ss IL ought
TO De, would continue TO exercise the
ministry Of reconciliation and 20 teach
and preach Christ Jesus as the true light
that iighteth every man that comsth
into thf world"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
Two Men Killed at . Primary.

MIDDLEsBoRo, KY, June 3.-To-day
q primary election was held 10 the
county by the Democratic party. Ex-
element ran high, and bloody battle
took place At Pineville, the county seat,
In which John Jones and Levi Hoskins
were killed and two others mortally
injured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
a pamare Suit Arain.t the N. &W.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, June 9.-A suit for
5000 was brought against the Norfolk &
Western Railway this afternoon by Lafay-
ette Murray, who was riding on the front
steps of the baggage car on May 81, when
a fireman attached hose to the boiler and
threw hot water on him. He jumped OF,
badly bruised and scalded
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
AN ILLINOIS LYNCHING.
A Negro, Charged With Rape, Taken
from Jail at Decatur
AND HANGED TO AN ELECTRIC POLE

The Lynchers Wore No Masks
and Went About Their Work
In the Boldest Possible Manner.
Governor Altgeld Acts Prompt
ly and Offers a Reward for the
Arrest of the Individuals Of the
Mob.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
: GOVERNOR ALTGELD MEANS BUSINESS

ne DenOunces the Lynching and Oners =
Reward Tor Each individual Implicated
In It.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, June 3.-Gov.
Altgeld Is determined, II such thing Is
possible, TO bring under the laws clutch
the active participants in this morn
ing's lynching at Decatur.
The States attorney OF Macon county
was summoned hers by telegraph, and
after consultation with him the Gov
J ernor this evening Issued a proclama-
Ation, settling forth the facts OF the
ynching and adding:
II hereby denOunce this coWardly
nd diabOlieal act as not only a murder
lnder our laws, but as disgrace 70 our
yilization and Blot upon the fair
me Of our State. The prisoner was
ccused OF tha crime n rape, but stout
PrOtested inRo1 nee. He Was al
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
PROPERTY DESTROYED BY FIRE

LIMA, o., June 3.-The fire at the Lima
paper mills last midnight completely d4-
stroyed the rotary building and the engine
rooms and was not brought under coutrol
until tate this morning. The main build
win not exceed SIC, COO or as, 900. S/\eral
hundred uorknen viii be thrown of
employment
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
Mrs. Blaine Aad Family SAN for Europe

NEW YORK, June 3.-MFs. James G..
Blaine and Miss Blaine sailed this morn
ing on the Paris for Southampton. The
party accompanying Mrs. Blaine and
her daughter consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Damrosch, child and nurse,
Miss Loring Blaine and Conor Coppin-
ger, Mrs. Blaine's grandchildren, and
their nurse.
James g. Blaine and Don Cameron
arrived from Washington last last even
ing. Mrs. Cameron, his wife, and two
daughters were also Of the party.
James g. Blaine will remain in this
country.
Among the other passengers on the
Paris were: Thomas f. BaRard, Ambas-
sador from the United StNEes to Great
Britain and wife; Mr.. and rs. Andrew
Carnegie and Mrs. ]. w. dackey and
her son. Clarence II.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
LOOKS BAD FOR M'DONALD.
The Ohio State shop Inspector seems to
be Very Crooked.
Spseidl TSIScrdfH 20 the Reosstsr

SpectQt IetegT0W 70 Vte htQtSte!
COLUMBUS, o. June 3.-Two witnesses
placed upon the stand in the investlga-
tion Of State Shop Inspector w. q. Nc
Donald, gave very convicting evidence
to-day. James Armstrong, Of Cincn-
natl, deputy Inspector, swore
that Mcdonald admitted that he had
taken the missing money but he
had used it as campaign Doodle. He
wanted the witness to certify that he
had received the part credited to him
on the vouchers. Witness refused to
do so. Charles Burns, q Deputy In
spector, Of Warren, Ohio, swore
that Mcdonald called him TO
Akron on March 4th, and there
showed him a draught ofs letter
he wanted written to himself by wit
ness. the substance of which was an
admission that witness had received all
money the State Auditors books cred
tied to him. Witness knew he had not,
but wrote the letter. He aiteward re-
pented 1t and wrote Mcdonald rot to
use the letter.
1t is reported Mcdonald has resigned,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
Arrested on a serious Charge.
Spseia! Ts.eOran 10 ne sunday Register.


HUNTINGTON, w. VA, June 3.-Henry
Jackson, colored man well known
about the city, was placed behind the
bars this afternoon by Deputy Marshal
McCaw upon a very serious charge. He
Is very badly afflicted with hip disease,
and was recently discharged from the
Cincinnati hospital, whore an operation
was performed on him. 1t is alleged
that he got registered letter out of the
pOstofice that belonged to white man
Of the same name, and expended the
money he got by misrepresentation.
There was a considerable amount in the
letter and Hsary is said TO have blown
the stuff in very short order. He will
be tried by United States Commissioner
Bryan Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

At Omaha, last evening. during very
severe electrical storm, fire broke out in a
six-story furniture factory. Six hremen,
on aR adjoining building, were carried
down BY . falling wall of the burning
building, and three OF them were killed.
The Lbs was $500, 900.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

It costs $4,000 : year TO
Peters - Roma. IN repair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

! q = !
, 1893-07-10

rung ieines 6auies bebiilfli6 g~etpeien
paren. Sic batten II. 81. unter ietnem
S6laf5immer cine ttefe @ru6e graben
mitiiet, angcbli3, UNI einen 2tbfluB fir bic
Jclc9ti8fclt ST icbaffen. Die 8olt3ei 6ielt
nun ctnc einge6enOe 0urcbiuGbung ab uno
entoeftc Die 3eicben srpci Wfeter inter Dem
TuBboben. Der Madbtmeiiter geitonb, boB
ct BET Der ausfibrlng 6eS 8erbrebens
DurcD leine Trau, einen friiberen @enbarm
unb DeIien S6rpciter untcritiibt tporoen
mat. Der Sepe8grunb l9eint 6oblucbt
9epclen SIT letrl. Der frii6ere @enoarm
mar Oerlelbc, ipelcber Stambulop uno
8eltl6,m be9lettet bate, ais am 81. MGrs
1891 %Ie5tcrer etnem M%oroantau gum Spfer
fteI. % Bic GermutDung, baB iener @ens
Oarllt, Der eigc1tbiimlic6er 8etic fcinen Ser
Wt0rOcr 8elticbens fcnncn iuollte un0 bon
ictnen gSaftcn bamals einen pellig 5ipedz
entlpredbenoen gcbraucb 9emacbt bate,
dllcb Gin Ufiti3ulOi9cr an bent INNER noc6
licbt pOutg IN ietnen Ginsel6eiten oufoes
flGrtel Otoroe 8cltl9epS lit, berec6tigt lit,
tutrO Die llnterin6ung it9 aufsufldren be-
mil6en. Ge9en ben @~acbtmeiitcr mir6
ailBeroem Die Nnflogc tpeget 0tebItobls in
Dem 9teglnlentsma9aSin ltnD pe9en ST.
moroung ielleS S9pagerS un6 S3wtegerz
paters er906en,
, 1893-07-10
Oret ueue BIatternfdue.
Die f4redIi4e Kranfheit f9eirtt nm itb 9reis
fen gu wolIen.

0aS 8lattern9eipenit, bas uns I3on
l6n9ere 3ett ge6robt Bat, ic6etnt u1S nun
boob en8er in feline unbein1liben Qrme
iblteBen GIT ipoQen. 6eute WtOrgen traf
Die gtacbri6t Elm, baB baS @eiun6beitSamt
geitern bret neue 8~latterntranfe ent6e6t
babe. Die @rtranften ftno:
0ermann 2uebfe bon 1873 2au96tpnftr.,
46 Sabre alt.
SObn 8olanet bon 376 0aus6tonitraBe,
6 Sabre alt.
s. S. 8oo6s bon 11O9 0aus6tonftraBe,
As Sabre alt.
Die Sranfen iino fpfnrt nab Dem 8latz
ternbplpttaL iiberfiibrt unb bonn @eiunbz
bcitSatlt ale m0gltcben 8oritcbts maBregeln
9ctroffen tporben. Wtan bat bie Nobnun9en
Der BON Der &ranfbeit 8efauenen griin6ltdb
DeStnttctrt urb allen 9erlpnen, bel benen
bic Wto9licbfeit elmer Q(nitefung borlag,
gettnpft.
9te beiben erfranften WfGnner tp6rer in
oet vWtc@Ormtd 9teaper @ortS" be16Gf>
tt9t unD Der Sun9e lebt BEL leine1 Gltern.
9es Sebteren @rtranf1l1g an BEN Blattern
ipuroe 5uerit entbedt. Der Sunge mar felt
nebreren Sagen in Ser 8e6anblung bes9r.
$500 SN'oCIChI UeIIeH SltNC ivy UT Ue+
SIDE Der California 9tbe. 1tno 2angbtonitr.
beftnoet. Dim Samitag Na6mittag fam
Der Ar3t GIT Der lleber3eu9ung, baB ct cs
NIT et1em BoGenfaQe gu t6un babe. ST
macbte ftcb iofort auf ben g8eg nab bem
@elunobettSante, Inn MeLoun9 3u mad6en.
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8eamten ftnben %tonnte, 10 bergtn9en nte6z
rere Stunoer, e9e bic Qler3te 0eS 0epartez
mentS berett tDdren, ibm gu folgen. Qtuf
oeren Geratlaliung tpurbe Der fleine Yolaz
net 1otort MACH oem 8IdtternboSpttal 9ez
1cbattt uno bann be8a6 man iic6 auf BEN
Jtatb oeS ST.. OfiQer, Ser ebenfauS German
9ueotte %beban6elt bate, nacb beiien 6ouie.
Jtac9 9e1tauer llnterlucbung fam bet G6ef>
tn1peftor Or. @arrett gu Dem S9Guiie, baB
dltcb SueOtfe an BEN 8lattern %ertranft let
lnp ducb ct tp1roe mach Dem SoSpttal gez
brabt. Ser brittle SAT-, ndmli6 Der bon
IS. 9. Wooo, tpurDe am Sonntag Wtorgen
Ourcb etnen anberen Nr3t gemel6et.
Damn cling Der gan3e Stab Der Q(cr3te
oes @eiunobeitSamteS an bic 9estnftctrung
0eS 0au1es Der Scranton un0 Der gfaCbbar>
6Guier, ferner an bic Supplying lGmmtlicbcr
8epo0ner berielben.
Or. @arrett la9te, 6aB feline Der bret
8eriOnen i9tper front let unb CT tt lberz
3e1gt, 0aB man fetne t"petteren Nnitedungen
81 beftrcbten babe. Gum l1eberfluB babe
man nob an alien in ben yWtcGormtd
Eeaper WorfS" bei6Gfti9ten 2trbettcrn
cine Smpfun9 borgenommen. g8te bic
Serte 81 Der &ranfbett gefommcn Iino, lit
alien 2ler8ten Elm &dtbiel. Die einsige
M09li6feit 1T bic, baB bon G~inmanoerern
in oeren &leiOern onitedenbe Stoffe etngez
l6Leppt tpur6en.
, 1893-07-10
Die 5ra9e Ser Grb0bun9 oef BdRn=
9eletie.

G0rporattonSanipalt Rlals slGubt Die
Tra9e Der @rbObung Ser giierba6n8eletle
in &ur3en lOien GIT f0nnen, falls Der Stabte
ratb III ietner Stbune bqtte 2lbeno 5tpct
bon t6nt ausgearbettete ~3Orbtnon3elt ar>
nebme. 6err &rous [ebnt, &C beute Sor@
mittag ab, nd6er auf 6en SuboI ole'er Orr
btnan3en ett3u9eben, er gLaubte cber per-
itcbern gu fDnnen, baB Die 8dbngeleul9af7
ten einieben ipitrben, oaB eS in tbtem St7
terelle Ltegen tDiiroc, tpenn tie ben Wun1d9en
ber Stabt na6fGmen. y9lQe 8G9n8eleu7
i9aften in bicier Sto6t", 10 metnt 9err
&raus, vbaben felt flint Sa6ren Elm 9etptl9
les @eieb, ib min nicbt iagen, tpeldbe9 0e7
1eB, ltbertreten, 1t0 tpenu Die Stdot es fltr
angebrac6t bGlt, tie ipegen bteier @eleBes@
tbertretungen sur ~3ecbenicbatt 81 3teDell,
10 tptr0 ibnen libel mttgeipielt tDeroen. 9te
Srore, Die tb norberettet babe, be3i0edt Die
9rrcbfibrun9 beS angeoeutetert @eieBeS,
uno tcb CLAUDE, oaB tie unter Def:t 9e1eBe
germ our6 Die @r60bltng ibrer Gdbn8eIet1e
gu &reu3e friecben tperbc. Die 5tpette Or
ottanS, bic 6err &rauS Dem Staotratb oor@
le9en mill, lit IN ietnem Quge BON 8ertn8e7
rer gSicbtigfett. Sic berlangt Die Nnitelz
lung competenter 8erionen al ben Str0s
Benfreu3ungen an Stelle f0rperltcb ba5u
unfdDi8er 8erionen uno Die SelticBun8
elmer @ei6pinbigfeitsrate BON ntcbt itber
10 Mteilen in Der Stun6e tnnerb0lb Der
Stabt, lotpie BON nicbt itbcr 6 Otetlen pro
Stun0e fir &angier3ige unb 2ofomottben.
9tele Srbinan8 iou nut iolange in &rott
~blei6en, bis Bic grb0bun9 Ser Babngeletle
CUR &6atlacbe 9etporben lit. Die 9tScuiiton
iiber bteie beiben Oroinan3en oeriprtcbt Die
beuttge StaOtratbsitBung recbt tnterciiant
3u mac6en.
, 1893-07-10
91tr @efm6ftsInae.

Ser @eLbun1laB our9 Bic 8anfen Bat in
Der portgcn @ocbe 9e9en Bic 9~Ietcblaufen6e
g8o9e 6eS 8oriabre5 I'M 8. b. s. abge@
6ommen. Die Qlbnabme lit 3tpar noCb be-
trGcbtltb, bocb immerbtn I'm 3 b. s.. ge7
ringer, ais in Der 8Ornodbe. Menn man
Die &eibe Der Std0te burcbge6t, 10 fGQt
etnem auf, baB Bic tDcni9en StGbte, Sic eine
3una6nle auf5utDetlen bdbcrt, iiibLicbe itnb.
ga lit G(eip Orleans nit 3.6 b. S.,
6ouiton nit 51.6, Dallas nit 2.6, Maco
nit PIG, ltorfolf nit 90, @aIpeiton nit
1913; a6er auc5 iiiOlibe StG6te NIT be-
beuten0er Abnabme, 10 gtai5Dtlle nit A un6
EWfenpbi8 NIT 68.4 ltnb nit Darunter. Sn
Gdnia5 ipctit 3Dpefa II b. s.. 3unabme
Guf, gGibita 06er 9.3 Ql6nabme; &onios
16eint lib alto BEL Ser 0ll9emetnen Sc
i6dftstiue nOcb leiolicb ipoDl gu beftnoen.
8On 8roBen @ei3Gft5centren i'm Neiten
unb Often bat GDicago mn rs 9(6ra6me,
ct. 2oui5 9.5, Mtlnaufee 22.6, Wtinz
neapOliS 1915. Sc petter man tpeitlic6
gebt, beito fitDIbarer moc6t itb sic @clbz
femme. SIN 2incoln Cte6raSfa) iino es
i9on 1877, in 9cnoer 1862, in gortIanb
(Oregon) 43.1, IN Tacoma 1875, in Seattle
gar 54.4 b, $. Q(m StiQen Weere lit es
,nur San 6ronct9co, ba5 cine Nufbelierlng
Gum 30 gu p%er3etobnen bat.
Sn 9teip yorf, mo- Die Qlbna6me in
boriger W0be 81 Il. IS. betra8cn BAT, frelt
MAJ Itc9, itber Die critic SuItlppcbe 10 g[iid7
lt3 9tntpe88efOmmen 31 iein. a3tpar ba6en
Die 5telerDen Der 8anfen cine @tnbuBe bon
fiebtbalb W2iIionen e%rlitten, uno iil16 bic
ielben Da0urcb unter Ben bonn @eieb porgez
idbrtebenen 8ro5cntIab gebroc6t tporoen,
aber Der Sanitagsauspeis iptegelt mebr Bic
Stnan5lage 0titte Der 0oche pieoer, ais Sic
beS NbibIulieS Der 0odbe, un6 lift gera6e
in ben 5tpei bis bret S6luBtagen 6er .3uz
fluB bon @elo eth rcic6ltcberer g~etDeIen,
ionit bate lt3 Der Qu9fou nocb fii6lbarer
8ema9t. @egenlp6rti9 lit @elo 6eoeuteno
1lllltgcr, unO tpcnn nicbt aue 9(n5eicben
trlt8er, miro Gnoe bieieS Mfonats @el0 All
ie6r ntGBi8em 3tnSfuB SIT befommpn ietn.
Damn lauten AUDI Bic @rntez9 tacbrtcbten
bon brtben 10 un8itnitig, 6aB europa fir
l%lnieren lteberfluB Elm ie6r 9iInlttqes Q(bz
l9B9ebtet abgeben ipir0.
, 1893-07-10
Montag, Ben 10. Suit 1898.
SD1tett bcmeiien+

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