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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
HIS PRECIOUS STONE.
ssolss Rrsm Him ny His frisnd-HeW
u Was Recovered.

u Was HecOssreo.
Butte, May 2i.-One Of the most promi.
nent professional men in the city had an
experience last night that he will reneIn-
ber for some time. aud which would also
result IN considerable "joshinS' st the
hands Of his friends il his name were
published. The gentleman In question 10
one Of the brightest men in the city, but,
like many bright men. he is given some
what to excessive drinking. oucs in long
while. Yesterday ne cut loose and In tho
festivities that folie we'd he was joined ~
q fair but frail lady from Mercury street
mansion. They had very ENJOYABLE
time together, but shortly after the xiddy
dan,sel left his office, th. professional
man discovered that she had taken with
her his big diamond stud, which had cost
him just an even $50 In good hard cash.
THIS discovery sobercd him up. consider:
ably and he secured the assistance OF
Marshall McNichols. who secured tho
"spark" after a little trouble. The girl as
first tried to work . aame of blun, ous
whom sho found that the marshal meant
business she disgorged.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
LOCATING THIS UNIVERSITY.


special Dispatcn 70 tne Sttndard.
MissouLA, May 2l.-The commission
appointed by the governor TO select site
for the state university to be located In
this city. consisting VI the eight members
of the state board of education, including
the governor, attorney general and state
superintendent of education, will meet in
this city tomorrow evening and will prob
ably complete their labors during the fol-
lowing day. John rorbis Of Butte
and Rev. james Reid of tho Col
lego OF Montana at Deer Lodge arc
already on the ground In consultation
with the local representative OF the com
mittee. Prof. ]. NJ. Hamilton. and tho re
naming members are expected TO make
their appearance tomorrow morning. A
citizens committee for the reception Of
the distinguished guests has been APP
pointed and arrangements are completed
for their entertainment. II is understood
that many desirable sites will be offered
and that little difficulty will be expert.
cnced in the selection of a suitable spot
OH which TO locate the university build
ings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
FELL FROM a BRi DOE.
SD Drowalsg Of Little Child In Fish
Crock.

BUTTE. May 2i.-Coroner Porter re-
turned late last night from Fish creek,
where he conducted an inquest on the
body Of the infant daughter Of John VIII
ialns. who was drowned la the cresk thsre
on Friday. The accident appsars 10 have
been an unusually sad one. Ths little girl
vas playing around tho houss. whils her
mother was washing and went up to ask
her for piece OF cake. Her mother told
hes that she would get her piece 10 soon
as she hung out the clothes. and . moment
later went around to the rear of the house
to do 30. When she returned, ths little
girl was nowhere 10 be sesn. Mr.. Will
iams and several Of the farm hands joined
la the search. but IL VAS several hours BE-
fore ths little ones body WAS found, .
considerable distance down tho stream.
Il seemsd that the child had attempted 10
cross tho creek on . narrow bridge which
WAS across 10 in front OF the house and
that shs lost her balance and fell into the
water. A verdict of accidental death WAS
returned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
THE AGONY DELAYED.

iacismsat Weather Prevents the nall
Dame Bstwsea scrsbss aud Lawyers
BUTTS. May 2i.-"And the next day u
snowed," to quote w. w. McCrackin's
remark on the day after election,
and, 20 result, tho benedt ball
game between newspaper men and
lawyers. which vas to have bssn
played this afternoon, did not massrisiiss.
Efforts will bs made TO sustain friendly
relations with tho weather clerk during
the coming week, and II II earnestly hoped
that the grounds will be In good condition
By next Sunday and that Il wili b. nns
day. II this turns out to b the case, the
grand aggregattou will positively APPEAR
next Sunday. and there Is no doubt that u
will be the greatest show on earth. Like
. recent memorable performance at ths
opera house. 'it will be something IN The
nature Of SURPRISE"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
BADLY BRUISED.


Butte. May T.-Isaac N. waldrip goa
Q severe shaking up at aboutA O'Clock this
afternoon, while al work In the virRtnus
mine, back os TIE HigA school haildins.
Ho was working stops from the i5O foos
lcysi aud Vas stsndins on . board. which
las across the raiss. about 20 feet from tho
bottom. He was picking down dirt from
the back Of the raise. when hc dissodset
an immense rock, which fell ON the beard
and knocked Il out from under him, pss-
miraculous manner, he escaped without
any aroken bones. but he was badly
shsken up and painfully bruised. He
left shoulder. on witch be fell. was badly
wrsnchsd. and he Gill bs stin and soge Tor
carriare 10 DR.. Witherspoon's Office, whers
his cuts and bruises were drssssd. aftee
which no vas taken To his home ss No. ~
Ohio avenue.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
MEN BURNED TO ACRISP
1 Forest Pifs ID lItllsil' Causes The
Doath Of Ton nel
PERlsHED IN THE DESERT
Horrible Fate OF o Party Of Proc.
peotors In hasxioo-orinking
Water Gave Out and
Reason Fled.

LAKE, CRY, Mich., May 2i.-A forest Are
destroyed Louis Sands lumber camp near
here yesterday. Out Of . total Of crow
men 10 men, ~ escaped uninjured. One,
Edward Sullivan, was seriously burned
and 10 are dead. OF these. eight took ref.
uee In we'll aud were creimated there by
timber and curbine falling In on them
and burning. Two tried TO run the eauut-
let Of the flames and were burned to =
crisp. Tho dead are:
MICHAEL q. PA0EN.
CHARLES G, TAYLOR.
JAMES HUGHES. ~
EDWARD ROORABAch, married.
SAMUEL CAMPBELL, the foreman.
JOHN HILL.
FRED SAGER.
HANS JACOBSON. married.
FRANK SANGRON.
NIKE MULHOe.LAND. ~
The properly loss .consisAs of three
horses, 10 hogs, camp tools, etc. Also II
cars loaded with logs, owned by tho Thayer
Lumber company.
The men were assembled at DIN ncr and
the forcst hres, which were burning all
around. entirely cut OF all escape. Re
alising the danger, the men rushed out oi
the building, and the smoke 10 blinded
them that they became t,ewildcrcd. They
ran hithcr aud thither. unable to find any
means OF escapo, and the horses we're
stampeded, owing to the confusion. Eight
~ ~ men jumped into . well 10 escape
tho Names and there died Of suffcation
Their bodies were brought TO the surface
to-day. Others rushed to the woods and
soms thus escaped. but the bodies OF two
were afterv nr<ls found hsirnesl In n crisn
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22

BupA Pksrn, May 2i.-The Hoavsd
monument was unveiled to-day In The
presence OF an enormous crowd Of people,
enthusiasts. bat perfectly orderly. Ths
emperor was received with cheers whsa-
cyer no appeared. After the cessmoay
had closed with chsers for him. ssveeal
studsuts saue s.Kossush's hymu,~ 81
Nsss applaudsa until thsy saag agains
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
WAS A BLUE BLOOD.
MIssouta's Chiness Aristoerat 0s
WAY of All Earth.

Way Of All Earth.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
MIssouLA. May 2i.--Hon Lul. the loeal
representative Of the Pacific coast branch
Of tho Chinese Six Companies, with hsad-
quartsrs al San Francisco, died last even
ing at tho ago of IS, after . lingering III
nsss. Deceased vas highly contested
aud was one Of the most promineut rnsm-
hers OF the Chinese Masonic order In the
Northwest. Extensive preparations are
being made for the funeral to-mcrrow
afternoon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
SMASHED UP.
Three Little rAiisrs Wheae Sunday fus
Resulted Seriously.

Three Little TnlleFs Whoas Sunday 20
Resulted Seriously.
BUTTE. May :l.-This evening. 4. w.
Smith, Pat Kelly and T. II. Kearnsy. all
tsilors. with Q couple OF women ~ COM
psnions. started for Silver Bow Junction
In o two-horss rig. BY way Of stds
drive, they went 10 the Boulevard house,
beyond the Colorado smelter, where ssv-
sral jolts we're taken on board. The party
then returned to the main road. In At
tempting to cross tho railroad track On .
run, the carriage broke down and the oc-
cupsnts were spiilsd out In heap. The
horses ran away and things worn smashed
generally. One Of the women received q
black eye, Kearney's shoulder was disio-
Gated and about all tho skin on Kelly's
right hand was torn on. The RIG wAs ~
most completely wrecked and the horasa
we're also considerably damaged.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
BREAK rHE GATES.
Chicago werkisgsasn wiu lssiss Upss
sunday Opsntsg.

sunday Opsntsg.
CHICAGO. May a. A. to-tiay's meeting
of the Trades aud Labor assembly the
Sunday opening Of tho worlds fair was
discussed. President John Llnehau de-
clared that many workinxmen had sub
sossbed Ter the world's fair stock on ths
rsprsssaAgsion that the grounds would b:
opened . Sunday. Linehan DECLARED
that tlsss men had ~ much right to have
their wisbss consulted a. anybody elss.
He declared himself In favor Of giving tho
authorities certain time in which 10 open
tho fair, and, u the workinGinen arc still
denied admission, They should march TO
the grounds and take their rights BY
force. Tho assembly decided to hold .
mass meeting shortly aud disc1ss the
subject publlcly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
The Du.e of York .. Gr.ssfu,.

LONDON. May 2i.-The Dukc of York. in
opening the Ariscourt Forestry exhibition
yesterday. said that he was deeply
touched by the congratulations on his
coming marriage with the Princess victo-
ria May of Teck. and that IL was . source
Of great qualification both 10 the princess
aud TO himself to receive such evidence OF
kindly feeling on the part Of all clazses Of
her Inajesty's subjects.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
cHEEREp THE PREMIER.
Vrenehmss Hail the New Cabinet O@
ees with Eathustassn.

ces with Esthustsssn.
PARIS. May 2i.-Premier Dupuy, at .
banquet In Toulouse this evening. made
Q long speech concerning the government
programme and the political situation In
France. Dupuy admitted that the growth
of republican sentiment In France had
been accelerated by the counsel given
by the pope to the French Catholics. In
the strssts N. Dupuy was received with
exceptional enthusiasm. A few shouts Of
.vive Baudin" were heard, but otherwise
no attempt at any political demonstra.
ton was made.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22

water. DE on the hanos.
MANELooA, Mex, May I.-Frsncis Ba-
NADIA, . rancher near San Juan. Sabinas.
brings news Of the terrible fate OF party
Of tive mining prospectors, who left here
four weeks ago for the Sierra San VIM
cente mountains. Tho party consisted Of
C. II. Lorian, w. d. Knapp. Cecilio Marti-
mes. Eustacie Lejoda and Jesus Guerrero.
The third day after leaving Santa Rosa
tho water supply gave out and for six days
the men lived ON the juice Of the maeuy
plant. On tho seventh day two Of tho
Mcxtcaus were driven crazy and broke
away from their companions and became
lost In tho desert. Other members Of th
party gradually lost their strength and
were left behind to die. Knapp, who on
tho tenth day reached ranch, gradually
recovered.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
TAKE A LoNo TRIP.
How Cassdisa saussisrs Gee chiass
iats This Country.

Into This County.
TACOMA, WASH, May 2i.--Special Treas
ury Agent Mulkey, who has just returned
from British Columbia, says that the Chr
nese are swarininR into this country. They
ing little IN opium nov. but are devotins
their attention to Chinese. II 10 ilnpossi-
BILE for tho United States to watch all ave.
nuss. They arc trying . new scheme
now, shipping coolies via the Canadian
steamers to Vancouver, thence east and
down the Atlantic coass 20 Cuba, ossensi-
bly, to work on plantations, but really 10
70 TO Mexico and work their way over tbs
border. Two hundred and fifty Of then,
arrived in Mexico tho other day for tbs
United States.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
SCARED THsM.

Butts Might Hawks Thoaght the Parset
smeitsr was Barniag.
Butte. May 2l.-At 80 this morning.
people who were out that late were star
tied by the rumor that fro alarm. which
sounded at that hour. WAS caused BY Q
fierce blaze in the Parrot smelter. The
sky was brilliantly Illuminated In the
direction Of the snielter and many people
FASTENED down tho hill. Investigation
proved that the blAse Was in q small
dwelling house near tho Montana Central
depot. II was extinguished without any
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
Tn. Dsw.s.r Daehsss Mus, stay In Jail

LONDON, May 2i.-Home Secretary As
auith has finally intimated that the
n document which she had been permitted
but ~ill have to remain In jail the full SIX
weeks.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
VETERANS ASSEMBLING.
Idai,o's Grand Army Ne. win Meet as
Pocntetlo.

Pocnteiio.
Special Dispatch to the staadard.
PocATELI.o, Idaho. May 2l.-The annual
encampment Of the Idaho department Of
the Grand Army Of the Rspubic will con-
vene here tomorrow and tho city IL al
ready filled with old veterans. II In ex-
pccted that 200 delegates will be present.
Several important questions will como
up, among them tho selection Of trustees
for the soldiers home. Governor McCon-
nell has signiiied his intention Of appoint.
ing the choice of the encampment to this
office. The trustees will soiect the site for
the home, and this will probably make the
contest spirited one. Boise and Occur
D'Alene City are the most prominent In
the race.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
A Nouussla Of Fire.

SHANGHAI. May 2l.-Advices from
Japan say that the volcano, Bandaisan,
has become active, aud widespread disas-
ter has been caused by its eruptious.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
GOOD PREssvTERIANs.
How They spent the sabbath In wasi
tugtop.

tngtop.
WASHINGTON. May 21.-Ths commits
sioners to the General Presbyterian as
sembly, according TO the usual practice in
connection with the annual meeting of
that body, occupied most Of the local pull.
pits to-day. Besides th usual preaching
services, there was mass meeting in the
interest Of tho young peoples societies of
Christian Endeaver Of the First Presby.
terian church.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
FREEZING THEM OUT.
The NieAragssn Gevern meat Estabiishs
q Boycott Upon the Rebels.

PANAMA, May 2i.-Thc government of
Nicaragua notified the Pacific Mail Steam
ship company this morning that their ves-
sells must not stop at ran Juan while that
port Ia in the hands OF the rcyolutionists,
bat may land passengers. mail and freight
81 Corinto. No movements of Importance
are bslng attempted by tho revoluiionists.
~ they arc waiting foe moro arms and
ammunition.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22

AZ Chicago-i4; Louisville, o.
Al Cineinnati-s; ST. Louis, ..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-22
NEAT,
WELL
FITTING
FOOTWEAR

Does not require a great deal of
money. yet II il curious to note
the number Of people who per-
sistentiy buy ill-iittinp shoes or
boots because It is about all I
can afford to spend at present
and this pair "as II happens, is
the last we have at that price"
Now In our store you find
things different. The lines are
complete in all styles. sizes and
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-09
Das 6luf.
Bon aarl Aaomt @ldtnsbawS.

@enn oas &inb in Der 8ie9e nit lei.
men ruupen 9ano@en in ben ibueQenoen
aiiieu patj9t unb NIT leiuen tlaren Mu=
senjterneu Ing blaue itarrt, ben Sh,panz
fun9en Der tpinobeue9ten 8orbdn9e ober
Der iber leinem fleiuen Stumpfnds4en
oabinlummeuoen 6lie9e tolst, oanu peiB
es nod uidts bon Dem Soole~ Der
Meniden, mad Dem es oereiult aua ein=
mai ja9en uno rlnsen miro. No@ oentt
es nlht; taum besinnt es, Die ndhitlies
9enoeu concreten BesriHe ieilem tleinen
&0pfhen ein5upra9en. Mber taum ian9t
es an in oielem 5u brauen, faum bulden
bic erjten @eoanten l4I4teru oarit
lumber, 10 befiuoet lid utter oieien aud
in ireeno ei1em @d9eu ooer Bintel
Der, Der lie ale beme9t, groB uno tlein.
bic Meulbeu jeoes !pimmelsltr.hes, ieoer
3one: Die Sebnluht na4 Dem Slid.
limb lpdter, luenn oas &ino 9r0Ber
miro uuo Die Sc talter Der bunter
Wdrhenbiider. bic inn oas @brilttino
5u @eibnu4ten beldert bat, allf oasielbe
eiutplrten, oaun iiebt es unter ben uerz
5auberten Brin5eiiinnen, Die erl0st werz
ben, ben perbor9enen S6aben lein
@lif, oas es audi oereinlt %errin9en
mlro uno oas iuit 10 i40n lein wiro,
>uie oas, tuas ben @eloen ieiner Mdrden
5uidqt. ga, es idnst ielbit IN 5u fabu>
liren uno eroidtet ii4 9an5e Wdr9en,
tpie es bas Slid erreiden miro; unb
,penn aud in oielen @eididten 9etdmpft
,ueroen muB, senau 10 mie in ben Wdrz
@enbu@ern, 10 errel4t eS bod itetS bas
@eiu9te, uno pie i@0n uno 9ldnjenb
lit bies jeoesmal, 'uie unausipre@li@
i@0n! ~
Mber es iteisert ii9 nod bieies Sc
full Der Sebnlu@t na4 Slid, ia, es
iebt ji9 in @rtpartun9 besielben UNI.
Sc sibt cine Belt, Die mir bic Susenb
be5 Men den nennen, oa lit uns Der
&opf gar poq uno i9mer 0 al ben
Erdumen BON Slid; ouf S@ritt uno
Eritt erluarten mir oafielbe. 1no mir
tuunoern uns, oaB es ni@t bier aus
benz @ebil9e b%eraustritt, uns bort an
jener @traB %euwenoun9 ertuartet. uns
um ben Sals fdQt uno uns 5%uflutert:
uNun bleibe i@ e&pig BEL biz, oein
@lifw
Qber enoli9 tperoen pir inne, bab
una uniere iiBen Grdume 9enarrt
baben, baB es nidt 10 lei@t lit. oas
@lid gu erlangen. Bie meinen, bab
mir oarrlm tdmpien uno ringeu miiien.
limb lie9', eiues Cages ~9lauben mir
es gu 9etuabreu, bod oben auf zines
lteilen Ber9es Spibe. Wir MAIDEN uns
riiiti9 at bic Mrbeit. Bir tlimmen Jpn
binau, ratios, Oh aub Der S9meiB in
i@meren Eropfen BON Der Stirne bernie
berrinnt uno uns Der Mtbem peria9t.
l1no enoli4, na9 iabrelanser Mlbe,
lan9en mir uben an. I'M ju %ertennen,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-09

be seihlehtllhe Grresuns brinst ber
S0aelu, %weulsltens Den bel Weiten
mellten, orb elne ielbjt iiir ben Nlid bel
llutuuoiseu a~uiiaQeuoe 8eranoeruns I'M
WeuBeren, ndmlid DE 8%eridrbun9 gum
3ra9taeiiepsr. ODER tuie Is ielbjt in be,
@i1enidait beiBt, sum 9oh5eitstleio
0a er9libt oas bis babin mebr ODE,
minoer uuideiubare, erau sefdrbte Sc
fieoer i0rmllb in ben prddtislten Gar.
ben. SIN alsemeinen lino ia betannt:
LID bel ben Y09elu - i'm @e9enlab ~
ben Menjheu - Die MGnnben 'itets
i96ner, iarbeurelber, ebenlo mie 9r6Be.
unb jtattli9er, ais Die @eib9en; abe.
aud bel ben Nrten, iuelde iibereinitim:
meno idli@t srau seid:bt ltno, treten
iest bunte, gum 1beil iosar sldnjenbe
Garben bsim Mdnnben berocr. Nm
aufaqenoiten erid)elnt oieie 8erfdrbung
bel ben trupilheu Weberu09eln, bod
audi Der eiubeimiibe Staar, Der paul
ling uno ielbit Der 0ausiperlite erbal.
ten ibre id5nen, idmuduollen Nb5eiden.
Dleien iiberaus mannidualtisen Ieus
Berun9en Der 2iebe in Der 8ogeltuelt
itebt nun Die Befrieoisuus Der leBteren,
allo oas @belebeu, "perbdltniBmdBi9
I9lldt seseuiber. Die bel weitem meiz
iten @59e( leben lit Saare, pelbe ;uz
sleid fat INNER fir oas gauge
2ebeu ludbrt. Iuoere, 10 namentli4
9ubneru6gel. N%uerbubu, 8irtbubn, So
jan, 8adtel uro anoere, leben in Slelz
ebe, 10 baB ein 6abn mebrere 6ennen
bat. 5hlieBltd nod luleoer anoere,
jeoo9 iebr wenise B6ael, %beiinoen iid
tn uoQer @belolisteit, 10 oaB ni4t allein
oas Mdnn9en, lonoern auh oas @eibz
9en benz anoereu Sc 9(edt %gegeniber
burb gar fein pber mr. Elm !ofsres 8anb
fit tur5e 3eit s~efelielt lit. pier5u &C.
b0tt unler einbeimil@er &udud, oellen
@sit5en betanntli9 aud Die Gorge fir
ielns gier uuo Suaseu auoeren S6seln
uberldBt.
ObWpb( bic 8paelebe int %MQ9snteiueu
allp elne oalernpe uno treue lit, 10
fonmt ooh audi iUnellen untreue Dor,
lc /. y. bel Dem 5dlber. Cine leltlame
Gribeinuus lit Is %iooann, oaB geraoe
bic GD9el, bel oenen oas Ndnuden
mebrere Weibden bat unb Dor aqem
bic, Del oenen u0li9e ireie 9iebe berri@t,
einerielts am ltiirmii9iten I'M bic @nnlt
Der @elb9en merbeu. anoererleits ant
acknowledgment IND bartnddl91ten nit
el1auoer tdmpfen, looaB mir unter ibnen
Die idlimmlten HauibolOe leben.
Sn Die Gorge fir 8rut t6etlen iib
ale in Ginebe lebenpen 8Dsel un9emein
llebepoQ uno lorGiam: ulele Mdnn6en
briiten logar mehieluo nit Den @eibz
6en uuo Die Grndbrun9 Der Sun9en &C.
ihleht ibrerleits io9ar por5ugsmeile.
@,ne 9roBe Nn5abl BON &o9elmdnnden
erbauen audi be %tunltuoQen Setter uno
ie(blt Die, uelde ani9eineno ant ,penisz
item ii9 beim Brutgei4dit betbeillsen,
iibermadeu minoeltens oas Neit uno
perthe,oiseu bic Suneen jlrpeilen ipobl
gar nit Nuiopierun9 ibres 9ebens.
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unbegreif1i9!

x@ie gu bel Deinen pielen Shu1ben
nod 10 aufserdumt 'ein %tannlt, ,neiu
2ieber, lit mir unperitdnb1i9! 80.
aannit Du benn Nabts rubie i@la.
fen?~
sd l9on - >pie Elm @ad! Mbe,
tpie meme @ldubi9er nod rubis i9laien
t6nnen, bas lit mir abiolut u~nbeereif>
li9!"
8u melt se9an8en.
r@as ma9t benn Der ba broben au|
benz boben Tburm?"
%, Der furdtet iid, baB i'm bel BEN
groBen Its@eordn9e auf ben StraBen
Semano auf bic 9abnerauser' tritt!"
@ef@dftSpraTiA
r..l1no mann uiro Sbre @erlobune
fem, %endoi9es 6rdulein
rMeine Berlobuns? 80. Sd BET
rattle iberbaupt nibt!"
%, tpen1 Die junsen Damen anfan:
gen, tuie sic, 100 8rieibu9en uno nut
SO @ouperts 5u tauien, bann itedt int
mer ettpas 0erartiges oabinter!"
Gin @unber Der Stature e
j9i@te.
Meiter &lempiineer lam Stamm:
tii4): ,8ormittass seb' ib in jeoe'
@o9e b6bitens 5meimal ing @irtbs:
baus: Mittrpods loui' ib gum "Mob'
rem" aui &alberiub, uno ale Samitae
lprins i@ oui S9,ueinsbagln blniibe,
III ben uDrei &aben"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-09
, M1 0 b II.

Ser Mann muB beut3utase Elm &aus,
MAIDEN, in benz fi@ bic 6rau ben Sol;
ma@en laBt.
8e9ranbete @lase.
2ulu: ".... llnb tpas ma@t BET 8lr-
ttnitise?
Sill: % @ctt, bet Menid t!c;bt i'd
INNER 9lei@"
9ulu: "@oa oas elm @orpurf iein?"
Sill: "Greili4 - uenn @iner immer
Der 8utanftise bleibtW
&aernbofblate.
Gelopebel: v@inidbriser, tpiiien g,
tuas a @injdbriser is? a. @injdbriser
is bel mir meiter gar mig als a. gut'3.
Montarle, a. 9ut's Mitta9eii'n, 1@ledte-
@rlH', unb ieoen Sonntas a. Gertif>~
tat!" 10 >"
The record-union., 1893-10-07
SHOT TO DEATH.
Sentence of Bomb-Thrower PalIas
Carried Out.

Sentence of Bomb-Thrower Pal1as
Carried Out.
BARCELONA. Oct. 5.-Pallas, the an
archist, who September 9th made an at
tempt upon the life of Captain General
Marines Campos, by throwing two
bombs at him, was shot at 8 o'clock this
morning. according to the sentence of the
court-martial which tried him.
From first 70 last Pallas refused the
ministrationS of the priest, sneered at
their exhortations, laughed at their pict-
ures OF the future state of the unrepeDt-
ant, and marched TO the place Of eXecu-
ton singing an anarchist song. as II TO
drown the words OF the holy fathers of
church.
The execution took place in an in
closure near the castle of Montjuich.
a large body of troops of all arms formed
three sides of a square, facing the death
wall against which Pallas was placed.
Outside the line of troops crowds Of peo-
pie were gathered, though not as great as
1t would have been but for the fact that
the place of execution had not been an
nounced in advance, with view of pre-
venting an opportunity for Pailas' anarch-
ist friends plotting dynamite outrage in
connection with it.
The prellminaries being arranged, the
firing squad was drawn up, guns loaded
and Pallas placed against the wall, his
back TO the firing squad. A sharp order
was given. the guns came to shoulder,
and. as the commanding officers sword
flashed forward, volley rang out and
Pallas fell forward, dead.
Then the body was lifted up. the troops
marched away and all was over.