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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28
Spelling for a Fight.

From the Kansas City Gazette.
1t seems to US that Thomas Benton
Murdock of the Ell Dorado Republican is
clawing around rather promiscuousiy
for a row:
.'Sol Miller, Web Wilder, Joe Hudson
and Jake Stotler all sang in church
choirs when tbev were young men.
Almost every one who can't sing was
at one time a member of a church choir.
Judge Albert II. Horton played on an
ACCORDION, while George w. Martin
played a fiddle and II. II. Murdock a
banjo"
Many man would have had some
show in this world but for the garrulity
Of indiscreet relatives.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

Kansas viii exhibit az the Worlds fair
. family o. FIVE persons. tbs aggregate
weight Of the father, two sssls and $
daughter being 800 pounds. The father
and mother, john GARY ard wife, are
arranging for the trip 10 Chicago. Air.
Garry weighs BIZ rsoasAss, and fss remain
der O. tie family arr SFoDoTsaousssly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

The days drag heavily on, the big
banks in the great cities are closing
their doors, manufacturers are shutting
down and business intelest in all lines
languishes to the point of starvation;
but Grover Cleveland, with angelic
serenity of temper, assures lis that the
"leaven is working" The eth day of
August is the day set for our deliverance,
body and breeches, into the hands of
gold barons and bond clippers. We
shall see,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28
a POINTER FOR STRIP SETTLERS

There seems to be shortage of hav.
or The demand has outgrown the supply.
Especially Is it being exportedsfroml the
United States TO Europe from several
Atlantic seaports. 1t is true also thar
the price of hay in the west has been
going higher for four or five years until
it has nearly doubled in price in the
prairie states. The grass crop on The
strip is reported as il very fair condition.
Should that land be opened for settle
ment at any time before the 10Th of
September six out of ten settlers very
possibly could cut and put up enough
Nay 10 pay for their lands.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28
A Generous Explain.

A bright doctor has discovered that
riding a bicycle brings on "byphoisis
bycyclistarum Wonder if that is the
same as boils ?"-Oberlin Eye.
Not exactly, though located in the
neighborhood where boils are mighty
Inconvenient tenants. -Atchison Cham
pion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

Ex-Commissioner Tanners plain,
frank statement Of the facts of the now
celebrated Long pension case leaves 1T
Just as all unbiased people anticipated,
but that will not cause the order sus-
pending the pension to be revoked. The
ruling of the bureau is that the horse Is
sixteen feet high, and that measurment
will be adhered to.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

The Emporia Republican reporter
talked to six drummers at the hotel
there Saturday. One of them said
Just think of it. $500 travelling men in
the territory west of the Mississippi
alone have been laid off The road. 1t is
really a fact, however, that Kansas is
the best state III the west to work in.
As dull as it seems, business is better
here than in other states. l don't know
Why it is, but the panicky feeling has
aot become so general III Kansas as it
has in neighboring commonwealth.
You people out here don't know any,
thing about hard times. l guess that it
mus be because Kansas, with her usual
enterprise, took the Lead and had her
calamity spell before the other states
thought about it. l reckon the rousng
big corn crop, that is now assured, has
something To do with it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

The Popsta administration is respon-
sible for the unhappy turn taken by the
coal mine strike. Had Lewelling kept
still and his satellites kept away the
trouble would have all been settled on
mutually satisfactory basis long ago.
There is no doubt about this.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28
Kansas Always Leads.

From the Fort Scott Monitor.
In everything Kansas takes the lead
While Kansas has many broad-minded
and grand statesmen, yet she can boast
OF the grandest aggregation of cranks
and isms of any state in the union. And,
unfortunately for the credit of the state,
they bobbed up on top last year. Hence
the necessity of the apology which fol-
lowed. Oh, Kansas is a wonderful state.
She never follows, but leads.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

st. Joe, Mo. was fifty years old as mu-
nicipality, Wednesday, and the event
was celebrated with grand local
flourish. The Herald, enrepporte with
the occasion, prepared and issued 40
page souvenir edition, made up of his
toricai, reminiscentiaI and pictorial data.
1t was a trustworthy endeavor and
withal a creuitable success.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

It is nonsense TO talk about this being
rich mans panic. A panic hurts
everybody and everything, its disastrous
effects being universal. In a strike
against capital by labor the former may
seem to receive the blow, but as sure as
that action and reaction are equal do
both suffer alike and in the same degree.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

EXCHA NGE EPITOMES.
The Goldbug's Daughter,

My father owned a silver lode
And now tits mine," he cried,
"Oh, take a load from off my heart
And say thou'lt be my BRIDE
Unload thy heart elsewhere" she said,
Thy lode's tickle store,
Love laughs at silver when it's down
AS low as fifty-four."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

If the advocates of silver are RESPONSE
bic for bank failures in Kansas and
Colorado, as charged by eastern papers,
we are anxious to know how they can
be held responsible for the failures in
Milwaukee, indianapolis and Louisville.
Of course some duffer will be equal to
the emergency but it remains to be seen
how be will adjust the saddle to fit a
scape goat so far away.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

The Memphis Commercial grows red
headed over the barbarities practiced
upon the negro ravisher that was lynched
in that city last week. 1t declares that
the lynching of the criminal and subse-
quent barbarous mutiiaton of his body
was not the action of an outraged COM
munity there or of the neighborhood
where the crimes were perpetrated, but
the act of a lot of irresponsible hood
luns, who were allowed to fasten their
outrageous conduct upon the people of
fair city. The Commercial charges the
responsibility upon the sheriff and says
"his removal would be mild punish
ment for his crime against this people"
In a majority of such cases the officers
of the law are more or less blameable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28
A Case in Point.

From the Pttsburg World.
The only man who became scared and
drew his money on a time certificate
from a Pttsburg bank got into game
of poker that very night and lost The
whole bundle on double ace flush. The
money Is back in the bank all right and
the fellow is looking for a job.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

The seasonabie seasons of late freshen
10 the JUNCTION OF the Atchison Champion,
even to poesy, thus: People rnay spout
about silver and gold, aud talk about
fiat from night till morn, but the cattle
are growing as in days of old, and every
day adds an inch to the corn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

The greatest banker in the United
States. st. John of New York City, de-
clares that the Sherman law is IN 10
sense accountable for the late flow OF
gold to Europe nor for the present imam
cial stress and distrust
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

large He IS a farmer, residing near Pleas
ant Run, Pottawatomie county. He says
the exhibit Of his family ought to establish
the fact that Kansas prairies can grow BIG
people as well as big crops.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28
ON THE STATION PLATFORM.
An Incident that Interested the People
who were Waiting There.


CAS- we stood waiting for the train.
said traveller. there came out upon
the platform bg the door from the dim
ing room man of medium stature.
who wore tall hat with a deep weed
upon ii. His step was steady. his man
ner decorous, and he said nothing: but
there was something about him that
revealed the fact that he was in tho
condition commonly described as full
and it seemed also, although he was so
entirely decorous, that he was really
close upon the verge of hilarity.
when he had walked about half
way across the platform he halted.
any with the same intense gravity II
manner. which, indeed, he preserved
throughout, he began to dance tho
double shuttle, while all the peo-
pie waiting gathered around and
looked on. Doubtless they had alb
seen the double shuttle danced be-
fore, bat it is not likely that any OF
them had ever bcfore seen II danced on
railroad platform by a man wearing
a tall hat with deep weed on il.
while the man Of medium staturs
was dancing there came out upon tba
platform, by the same door through
which thc:dancer had come, tall. thin
man, who was unmist akably sober.
He had no hat upon bis head, but he
carried in his right hand a derby. which
evidently did not belong TO him. and
which somehow looked 10 those who
saw it like a hat that was habitualir
Ff,rft her Il EhG n
The tall man seemed te be looking
for something. As ire east his eva
bout the station platform he saw tho
tito crowd surrounding the man
iancing the double shsffie and he saw
1jae dancer. The look Of sTnaz~msnI
and horror that ssttiea upon the
tall mans face revealed at onca
the ownership OF the tall hat with
the deep weed. and the manner "a
which il had core u be upon f0ll mans
head appeared equally plain The nsu
had sat side BIZ side in the dining
The shorter man, finishing his meal
first, had picked mp the first hat that
his hand had fallen upon and had pot -
on without stopping 70 see. without
caring in fact whose hss Il Tas
"W hen the iaggaS~msster. 10 vhous
the tail man had appealed. took aras
the tail hat and pat upon the bead -
the dancing man The derby. ~ feu iHtx
place at an angie. rexsshIy: bzit .iss
short man stepped dancing and wai<e6
sofscriy away .Th. tail uasn yz1: ca sfso
tall ha. again. clad TO get IL back, but
he walked away onite OBJECTED. hs
seemcd 70 FEEL that ~ svss nifnseif a
some way responsible for the diAsrses
which he considered had fallen sDoa
bis mourning. -. /. SBn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28
MllII Eagle
FL NJ MURDOCH Editor.
The only hope left for Cleveland and
his administration is war in Europe.
Fl. NJ. MURDOCH Editor.

The Atchison Champion say the story
that trains in western Missouri are de-
layed on account of 3rasshoppers Is a
purely imaginative one. Glad Of 1T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28
so-iesy .-te

r.rst Slnbraan - HcGinniS pointed
dog in dead. Ire got 20 break ~ "a
him, and. srnszing hSz he loves thas
dog, ! hate 70 do e. There VIII be =
fearful scene Il doa't prepare hin1
for g.
second Cluhn&n--Tsli hlr- sr.. shaa
his wife Is rot expected 20 dve.-Tsxad
e.t..@=s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28
The Wichita Medical and Surgical IaStitute,
tINcorpoRAT@D1
Full Corps of trainee Spec
ialists with private Hospital
advantages. Twenty years in
practice. EIGHT years ii N!ell!ta

Css sslf7sl Jon a of.see or by = -ree. "a! in-
vited Medicine ~eaf iss saa every y iiers
secNFely rsscs Ell free from ois-efss.Sson-
tJRA HE DISEASES s4JAssA STEk.D- '. iecrs
CoUhs exists 4 IS frankly stated.
DISEASES ~ Noat fsS-Ire wonder n curative
effetss CT Ellis TRICKY dairy demonstrated ifi
IrsIiiae. elsabis. 10 wiere esss lnefst9s;s
fail. ifrst ststie tttsnlactT nestS Uscesat5s. In
n.asat or Discharges I:terFatlous. is.srrense-s
Eearlns Down and Dragging Sensations speedily
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28
DIsEAS ES s6 Sst,xoF1s d pEssLiI ,ss
OF MN, INK In s,s ea EI ,.s..'sY

arising iFena la,scretiosl OK excess. pr9tiac8a-
some Of the following Effects NERVOUSNESS Debit
ify. DiaLess os S!ssaE. ocif-)i,IrFts.- Defective
Memory, PnpieS aversion 80 society. lack o. con-
iisielee Despo:dens-y- iHspesiesiits - Mari ia-c
aelsucheiis, dyspepsia i.est Manhood, Psstas IN
Tie Back. Naricocee. etc .eured safely als private
~ Se8a for Question Hank No. I. 70 Aeii-
KIDNEY And URINARY DISEASES Palnft
difficult. milky or hsoody urise, G!eet. Grave
Entsrsed Prostate Giaissls. DiaAeee= etc. reosiy
leclal tLe..tan. GlaSM CT and Iacrosco p.cl *
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-28

Although il One Respect Es Is SPAIN,
Exposition Fer Showing Is Not Up u
the sIark-5.ore ATTENTION Devoted to
Agricultural Products Than to the Au-
piled Arts.
, 1893-07-11
AFhPrhItR
9mo Smrs9efa1tes.

Seute 66Gt 1ib bos gSetter nod 10 leibz
LID, aber nor9e1t t0unen mir urs auf Sc
Wttter 9efaBt MAIDEN.
= S91o9enbe @etter 6obeu geiter1 in
Ne1t=0tr9inten BEN Sob DON Srpet 8er9leuten
berbet9efiibrt unb IS limb benz &obe nit fnap=
per Notb ent9an9en.
= 9n Der 2onboner 80rie 6errI6te bellte
cine iebr unbebogli6e Stimm1n9. 3met be-
beutetbe Qttienmotler iteuten ibre 3ablunger
eth.
Nde%rboumtniiter Wtorton beitrebt ii9,
BEN 9tenit bes Netterbureols m09ltbit 81
p!eretmfo9eu, obne beiie1 8trfl amteit gu be-
etntrd9ti9en.
-0ie Sonnto9smufer boben beute ei1te
5nette 9tieberl1ge erlttten. 8uu0eSrt6ter
Senfins Bat ndnli9 bos @eiu9 Don gSol1a=
mater & 8romn I'm eilten Gil6altSbefe6l 9e=
gen bic OfIel1boltIn9 Der Neltousitelult9 anl
Sonl1to9 ob9erpielelt, inter Der Otottpirung,
ooB oaSlelbe lt9 auf tetle Ge6tS9riinbe ltitbe,
nit auberen G8Drten, OaB it6 auf @runo Der
erbobeuen 8el6werben feine baltbare 2lutlo9e
9e9e1 bas Q8elta1si for
mlltren loiie. @onomoter & Srown bottel1
nGntlib IN ibrer @i9eni9 aft ais @eltaus tel
lungs fttonGre bebauptet, boB tie bur6 bas
Sfienbolten Der @t1Sitelr119 am Sonnto9 9e=
190ot9t 10 iirbeu, neil boi1elbe au9ebli6 piele
relt9tos 9eitltltte Seute gum Boycott Der Ius=
1telun9 peranlaBt.
, 1893-07-11
UelegruphiP&e 0epel&en.
DeoeutenOer Dankerott.
6ranOer9eieufhaft in oieGn9e
9etrteben.
99Ie9te Sage Ger 2ln9eftelten.
99Ie9te Sage Ger 2lneefteaten.
@olb e It 0 n, Ser, II. SuGt.

uIp I ! u ~ SeE.y IL. oSAIl.
@eftern gin8 Bic ugtort6 @aloeiton Qanb
& Improvement Nlioctotion" in bte 6Gnb
zines Observation-Disclosures iiber. Oie ScbuGz
Ben betragen ettpa $500, OOO, mopon $780,
600 Quf 8a~uunternehmer un6 an6cre Sc
icbGftsleute in Der Sto6t fommen. 0as
@utbaben befte6t in 2Gn6ereten un6 itGbtt>
icben @runbitiifen IN Nortb @aloeiton,
tpeIcbes cine 8epOlterung BON 300 Wtcn>
icbcn bat, ncbit Oeri6iebenen fleinen Tabrta
fen. Ser @ert4 bteies @igentbums lit unz
beltilnmt.
st. 81. Steele pur6e bom @ericbt gum
Mfaiienpertpalter ernannt ur6 muBte $25,z
600 8Irgi6aft itelIen. 0aS S9ltmmite
Bel Der Sacbe lit Bic traltrtge Gage Ser Nn7
geiteutert, pelbc felt mebreren Monaten
feinen 0ebalt befommen baben un6 abioz
Tut 9totb lsiben. SIS betBt, baB Ser Otaiz
lenpertpoIter Deriud6en tpirO, ben 8eoiirfz
niiien bieier 2eute 5uerit ab3ubeIfen; es
tptrb an%geno1nmen, baB Sic ygtortb @alpe>
iton Niiociotion" unter gutter 8erpaltun9
I'M StarOe fem tpirb, Bic S9ulOen boil
aus3ube3ableu.
, 1893-07-11
Stdoti1bes.
RidDter Senkins' Gntf1eiOnne.
Or erfennt iebt gu 6unten ser Qus=
itelIun9s9efeufdaft uno oes
ofenen Sonnta9s.
manamafer s. Sropn abeebIibt.

9ticbter Senfins CAB be1te @ormtttag i'm
8unoesfreisgericbt feline Gntibeibung in
benz bon Ser 6trma Q8anamofer & 8rotpn
9egen bic Neutrality-suspicious. anbGn9ig
gemacbten BrO8eiie, ab. Die 9enannte
6trn1a bate b~etanntlib Sen 9roSeB an
bGngtg genacbt, u1n bte NuSiteuun99biref7
loren 5u 8ptngen, bic NuSiteuung an ben
Sonntagen geibIplien 5u balten. Gicbter
Senttns, Der, tpte uniere 2eier iicb erinnern
perben, nit ieinem Goucgen 8oobS 3u>
lGmn1en Dor nt6t gar LANCER .3ett gege1
ben %offenen Sonntag enti6ieb, bat 6iesmaL
etne Gnti9eioung gu @uniten bes ~offeuen
Sonnta9s ab9e9eben. Gr bat entidbie6en,
oaB bic Sirma 0anamafer & 8rotpn gar
fein &ebt 9ebabt babe, ibre Stage in elmer
rGpurt Of @quitp" %anbGngig gu maben.
Die @nti6etbung bes &i9ter SSenftns
%erfDl9te auf ben BON BEN 9lnpGlten Der
neutrality-suspicious. gemacbten &ebtsz
einpanb bin, baB @anamater & 8ropn
ais NfttonGre beS NuSlteQungSlntcrne6z
mems nit ben 9ireftoren getpGblt bitten,
unb fein &ecbt bGtten, ieBt bic 8eicblulfe
berielben an5ufecbten. 0ieien Gebtsein>
tpon6 belt Gicbter SenftnS aufrecbt, un0 ct
ibaffte 6amtt Die &Ioge Der Sirma @anaz
mater & Sroipn aus Der Welt.
, 1893-07-11
Gbeures 0efbdft.
mtIR. PoI3 gu elmer fble6ten GapitaIanla9e
peranIabt.

Guf 8eranIaiiung BON @iL6elm SoGs
tpuroe geitern Qouis Qufe inter Der Q(1flooe
0eS Sbipinoels perbuftet. 6oLs fam Dor
ungefGbr 5tpet Wtonaten aus 8reuBen NIT
lctner 6rau un0 1etucn bcibcn &i10ern in
Der lbitbt bterDer, ietne miiblam eriparten
@eloer portbeilbaft IN Chicago ~an3ulegen.
Oils ct oeSbal6 zines Cages in Der t3eitlng
las, baB Elm g%eipiiier 2ouiS 2ufe cine quite
SapttalanIage mtiie, iucbte CT oteIen auf
Sufe tbetlte t6nt NIT, baB er cine 6entldbe
6abrtt beltbe, aber 9er1e einen Gompagnon
baben m0cbte, Der gemiIIt iei, $500 einS1z
ibieBen uno 6em ct oafIr 6ie 6Glfte 6es
ProfttS 5uia9e. Die Sacbe leucbtete 6ols
elm uno CT CAB $500 Der, obne Sic Tabrif
pOr6er 9cleben Su 6aben. QSeniqe Saoe
ipdtcr mcinte 2ufe, CT CLAUDE ntcbt, DAB ftdb
baS @ei61ft fir 3tpei rentiren 1oeroe, CT
polc ba9er bic Sabrjt gang oerfaufcn, ooer
5ol5 DoS etngei6oiienc 0elb 3%uriid3ablen.
gu 9letcbcr 3ett eriDien ein Sremoer BEL
9ol5 uno rtetD tbnt, Gute aliSSufaufen, penn
CT oellen Qntbetl fir meitere $500 er6alten
tonne. Sufe 5etgte iib berett uno ooS @ez
lbdft tpuroe abgei6lOlien. Qlls 6nI5 itcb
oann mach 1~etl1er Sabrtf umlab, itelte es
1tcb beraus, Dab er $1,000 fir etntge @laS>
retorten, einige 91e5epte fir Sic 9tnfertigung
bon Semi unO 9lmmoniaf, iotpie fir spei
unbrau6bare 8ferbe unD einen alien 0az
gen beSablt bate. 6erner fan6 er, baB
man etnc gan5e Nn5abl BON 8eiteIun9Sz
~5etteln 9efGlibt bate, INN 5u bepeiien, tpie
Oa5 0eIddtt blilbe. ST lieB oarauf 9ufe
perbottcn un0 bieier ipurbe BON benz 9ticbter
Sauttmann bis gu ieinem &erb0r I'M
n0cblten 9onneritag inter $4,000 8iirgz
lebaTt 9citeut. 6ol5 bat itb nit ieincr
Tamllie an Der JtOrtb 9lOe., i'm Der 9tabe
bon 5unbolOt 4arf eingemietbet.
, 1893-07-11
Gin Spief9efeue oes Ne9ers 2r1ille,
ab9efa6t.
DerieIbe iou ser ei9entIi6e nloroer ser 6e=
f6wtiter Ray ieiu.
Cairo, IN. II. Suli

0eitern 2t6cnO traf bier Sic gfadbri6t
ein, DAB in Wtilan, Scnn. Elm Neger Der
baitet lei, BON lpelbem es iiD berausgefteQt
babe, OaB er Elm S%pteB9cieQe beS am lebten
6retta8e in 8arOpea, &p. ~9elDncbten Jtez
gers Otiuer lei, uno baB ct nic9t ollein bel
Dem &erbrcc9en betbeili9t par, ion6crn baB
ct c5 9eipeicn lei, tpeldber bic 0cicbpiitcr
9top abgeicblacbtet babe. Der S6eritf BON
8arD>peu lit beno6ricbti9t moroen, unb
ipenn lief Bic Sacbe ais mobr bcrausiteut,
10 miro ma6ri9sinLicb ct1 tpeiteres 2pndbz
geribt ob9cbalten tperOen.
Sin 3u9fiibrer Ser, Sutnois Central
baDn, tpelcber Die gfacbribt 6ierber bracble,
iagte, baB iib Der Mtann auf bas 9erspeiz
feltite gcgen ictne Serbuftl1ng getpcbrt babe,
baB Miacr Dies 9etpuBt, iicb abcr gctueigert
babe, ir8enO cttpaS baOon gu errat6tn.
, 1893-07-11
Dfr A&erbauminifer
Diu mefentlide Neuerun9en etn=
fihren, uno oem Onfel Sam
Oaour9 cine meree GeIo iparen.
@ ai6tngton, II. Sult.

Sn ietnem nGbiten 8ertc6te tptro 6er
Qderbaumtntfter Wforton 3tpei tpicbttge
@mpfeblun9en macber1, poburb in SEM @e>
l6Gttsgaltge be5 Qderbauoepnrteme:tt ei1tige
tpelentltcbe 8erG1oer.n9en etngeflibrt tperz
ben ioucn. vSGbrlib mtrb BON bieicm
Department cine betrGbtltcbe @eloiumme
fir Nrbett DerauS9abt, nelcbe an an0erer
STEELE berettS getban ipir6, unb alcb bort
nut auf ltnfoiten Der G%egierung," iagte Der
SefretGr Wforton, unb Bic 8ertbetlung BON
@arteniGmereten ~liefcrt cine quite Stu
i"trattpn 0apon.
9teielbe pur6e Dor ser @rrt9tun9 Ser
NferbauaS eriu6Sitationen etngefiibrt, un0
Oauert trnmer nob fort, ais oh Bic leBteren
gar nicbt %beitGnben. o0er 3pe6 bteier
Stattonen lit etnLeu6tenb, ullb CUR @rz
baltun9 berielben bat bic Gegterung i'm
lebtcn Sabre $780, 600 betpiui9t."
rl1nter be1n iebtgen SDitem tper6en
@artenz SGmereten nob allen &tbtungen
bin Oertbeilt, obne Giid1tcbt auf Die 2otaltz
tGt, 8OOenDerbGltntile etc. gu ncbmen. Ser
s3me6 Der Observation-Disclosures a6er lit, Bic
8eoitrfniiie beS 8obenS 3u ermttten, un6
3u ieben, ob Sdlnereten, ipeIdbe fir 6en7
ielben paiien, bonn 8ublitum getpini6t
nerben. 0apurcb mitrben Die @ongreBabz
%geDroneten aGerotngS berhinbert perben,
ibre @ablbe8irfe NIT SGmereten 3u iiberz
l6pemmcn, aber Der &e9ierun9 wiir6e cine
gauge Wfen9e @elb geipart tperben.
, 1893-07-11
Gin Strafenbahnma9en Don fieben
Rdubern an9efauen.
OieieIben ieood pom Kltti6er urto pom oen
pafooteren periaet.

vi. D II 8, III. Sult.
@eftern beriu5ten iteben GGuber ei1en
8abnDa9en Der Sefferion Qlpe. au berauz
ben, iDuroen jebob ourc6 ben &uticber 6eS>
ielben nit 6ilfe GINGER beDcr5ter 8aiiaz
giere in bic 6lu6t 9eicblo8en. Die Belt
fir ben GaubanfaQ mar gut getpd6lt, un6
bic game Qrt unb 0eiie Ser NuSfH6rung
beutet barauf bin, oaB bic 9eute i6r Sc
icbGft %tonnten. Die GGuber 6atten nGm>
LTD eli l1br, bic Q(bl0iungsitunbe Der g oltz
get gemG6lt, NO fe 10 5temlt6 it6er ietn
fonnten, BON berieIben ntcbt geit0rt 3u mcr7
ben. Der Wagen mar nit WfGnnern un6
Srauen angefiut, Bic pom Nettrennen
8uriidtebrten, ais benz &uticber pL0Blicb be-
foblen muroe, Bic 6Gnoe boh Su balten.
3tpei MGnner btelten bic WfauIelel borne
feit elmer itano neben Dem &utiber ouf
benz @agen, BRET anoere itanOen I'm ben
8agen, unb Ser itebente itteg in benlelben
btnetn. Nues bteS cling in einem 3ettz
raume bon nod ntcbt elmer balben Minute
bon Staten. Der 8erl I'M Nagen bate
einen tur3en 6ifcn &niippel, nit benz CT
ben @elofaiten loS3ubrecbcn berlucbte.
SblieBli6 tpurOe baS Gaub9eltn6eL pom
&uti6er unb mebreren 8aiiagieren periagt,
ebe baiielbe tr9ehO tpelcbe 8eute gemacbt
bate.