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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17

Houston. Tex March 49, lSDoinil D.
lack Williams ~ NGw Orleans rs in the
OTIS He offers "a stop any ll2pouud
man h The state 81 eight rounds or hght
10 q finish any 1ls-p0und man, give ~
take two pounds. for gate receipts and
"A BET OF $3.50 a side OF the bantnm-
weights Billy Edwards is preferred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
spRNED TO DEATH

s,lsl ~ e, March 10.--By the
lu6 ~, sft nraing of a lamp. the
bsn.l' children Of Thomas Dixon
rtis p death at Rutherford, ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17

those which scemcl 10 he positively
weak closed without material mes losses
The greatest decline for thc dav was
burlington AZ the lowest point the
general list showed declines Ol IL 90
l.lc The one stock above an nlheri
which displayed unmisiakthlc strcuglh
was Northern Pacific preferred which
evidently secured inside support pandinH
action Of the proposed sale Of the Chi.
caEo and Northern Pacific stock with a
view Of li0uidaiing the floating debit
Reading held stubhorpiy firm during the
afternoon. When Il became plain thera
was 60 he no manipulation OF The money
market the TEARS heoamc timid and bulls
somewhat aggressive and The market
continued 60 Improve 90 The end The
closing YVES firm nt close 60 the best
PRICES of the day.
stocks
Government bonds steady.
state honda neglected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17

n3sr emu March no. La the
'.qsat !, wv passed fixing the age
40 years aud one day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
MONEY Ann rXClIANGn-

MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New York. March 40 Money ON cnll
fnirly active. ranging iron, 3 10 Az, closed
offered nc &c.
Prime mercantile pHpcr Ntffc
.i.EtNfS Nppols oauuuSXa duitlaf9
for sixty day hills, SAS0 t-tm4.S0 i-3 Cor
demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
A ROCKY ROAD

Iuries are hitting criminals hard IN
this county now Last evening John
JChusm was given twelve years 10 the
pmitentary for burglary; today Henry
Jackson was given twelve years on a
like charge; Frank Wilson. the diamond
rohber who made the raid on =. Rocks
store last winter. entered i plea of guilty
and threw himself upou the mercy OF q
Jury iu Judge Buike's court The jury
gave him q great surprise aud eight
wears Ina the pen.tentiary Frank Stutz,
4 young fellow WHO terrorizei the ma
tivos in the bottoms near The R0Ckwal
county line. was given eight years for
burglary. and has three eases pending
...n....L Mn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
rRIIsHED no DEATH.


Marsh Williams a colored man. was
ergisi.ed 10 leath in n gravel pit AZ Oak
CHn by the bank cnrying iu upon him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17

nri,l'h ooo.o,.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

Factn Revealed by the Displacement OF
the Republican Administration.
The administration which sought to
escape censure by concealing the truth
from the people has gone. The admin
istration has come which proposes to
deal with the people in entire candor
and straightforwardncss. Its first duty
to the country, to the party and to
itself is to make public at the earliest
moment truthful statement of the
condition of the treasury. Upon that
condition at the present juncturc al
most every thing depends. the need of
an extraordinary session of congress-,
the opportunity for reduction of tariff
taxation, the several currency ques-
tions, the necessity for a new draft
upon the national credit. Before this
question the matter of appointments
to office drops relatively into ipsignifi-
cancc. The former is Imperative; the
latter can wait. The business Of the
country is concerned in an exact knowl-
edge of the treasury situation and of
the steps taken to meet it; the prefer
ences of localities as to persons are
concerned in the appointments. The
administration must and will meet the
greater and more pressing problem
first.
The dispatch of Col. A. X. Mcclure
to the Philadelphia Times unquestion-
ably anticipates in a general way the
specific statement which Secretary Car
Isle must soon issue to the country. 1t
points to a deficit in the treasury, SO
considerable that on the last full day
of his term Secretary Foster refused
to meet an obligation of 81. 900, 900
because there was no money
hand to pay it. 1t asserts that the
gold reserve of 500, 900, 900 has been
invaded and is now short by seven
eight millions of dollars. and thus ex-
plains why the last debt statement by
Mr.. Foster on the first of the month
lacked the usual announcement of the
free gold on hand in the treasury. The
only pretext offered by the Harrison
administration for it's policy of evasion
and concealment has been that the full
truth would complicate the situation
and render disentanglement more diff
cult. Were the United States an i'll
dividual, the excuse might hold good;
but we are bound tc assume that the
national credit will be respected and
way SO insidiously and effectively as
by a suppression of the facts. To state
plainly an evil is to take the first step
toward it's correction, and retrench-
ment whenever possible, will enlist
popular approval just as soon as the
need of it to meet a present exigency
fs clearly set forth.
1t is very evident that one of the
earliest acts of the administration
administration, uuder an equally press
ing necessity, chose to neglect this
duty rather shan face the censure
which such a confession of rlismanage-
ment, or worse, would evoke. The
American veople can discriminate be-
tween a remedy and an evil For the
U.pinist, stiED which frankly aud
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06
The April WIDE -AvvaEe

has = agosaipy, descriptive sketch Of
quaint old williamsburg, . reminder OF
the Colonial days of Virginia, written
by Edwin A. Start, and illustrated by
Louis A. Holmon. It opens with s..The
Tansy Cake" a story-sketch of an old
time English Easter happening, by NJ.
Carrie Hyde, also an American Easter
tide story Of Creole life, .'Hov tho
Lilies Work., ' by Kate Chopin. Louise
Chandler Moulton has an April ''Ron-
DEL" and Theron Brown an Easter
poem, 1.-THE April Child.'' Frederick
A. Ober contributes his fourth ssColum-
bus sketch, telling of isabella, ssthe
FIRST city in the New World;" Agnes
blackwell tells. delightful wonder
story about "Wi1lie and the Tree
deedle;' Add Ell Ardavan has q Moorish
story of a brave boy, ''Ebno'l Amed;''
Sarah Winter Kellogg gives a glimpse
of life in New Mexico ''In the Dele
gates Placeta;'' Mary Catherine Crow-
ley contributes a capital Indian story,
'tJeff's Strange Adventure The serials
by Stddary, Molly Elliott Seawell and
Mrs. Jenness are full of interest.
Price 20 cents a number, o.. 40 q year.
On sale at news stands or sent postpaid,
on receipt of price, by D. Lothrop Conn
pany, Publishers, Boston.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06
THE TARIFF QUESTION:.

Domocratic. Istentiops Hognfaang the
High Tax, Robbery.
The idea seems 70 be 'gainfng ground
In certain quarters that owing to the
enormous expense OF pensions II will
be impossible for the democrats to re-
duce the tariff. and that they are now
on the eve Of abandoning the attempt,
to engage in q free fight over tho coin.
age question.
We know Of no good ground for such
an opinion. The democrats will cer-
tainly put through their tariff reform
bill before they take up any issue on
which party division is possible.
Any other course would be SO foolish,
that the party adopting it would invite
defeat The democrats will not do it.
They are as determined. now as they
were last year that the duties of the
NeKin1cy bill shall be lowered to a
1tf1ctfy revenue basis. Tlrts means, of
course, TINT they are determined to
make tariff that will give the largest
possible revenue by encouraging tho
largest possible trade.
1t is true that the expense Of PEN
sions is NOW enormous, but the means
Of raising the money to meet this ex-
pense involves a question that can best
be settled without regard to the ques-
tion of reducing tariff duties.
If it is found that more money must
be raised to meet the Increasing ex-
pense of pensions there will be two
perfectly practicable methods of rails
ing is-by increasing the whisky tax
or Inn posing a tax on incomes 1t may
be that one or both of these taxes will
become necessary, but it is hoped that
it will be possible to check the ex-
penditure for pensions before it gets
much beyond the present unparalleled
figures.
The income tax is a less evil than tho
prohi bitive tariff tax. and if it should
become necessary to levy it to pay PEN
sions the democratic party would not
hesitate to advocate the levy.
There has not been the least change
In democratic intentions The McKin.
ley tariff will be reduced until there is
not q Proliibitive tax left in it.-St
Louis Republic.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06
August
Flower

I have been troubled with dyspep-
s1a, but after fair trial of August
Flower, am freed from the vexatious
troub1e-J. b. Young, Daughters
College, Harrodsburg, KY. / had
headache one year steady. One bottle
of August Flower cured me. It-was
positively worth one hundred dollars
to me-. w. Smith, p. NJ. and Gen.
Merchant, Townsend, Ont. I have
used it myself for constipation and
dyspepsia and it cured me, It is the
best seller ever handled-C. Rugh,
Druggist, Mechanicsburg, Pa. o
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

WHILE some things find it difficult to ge
Is q rule.-Troy Times.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

The military prisoner is forced to b
guarded in all he says and does.-Tro
Press,
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06
Royal Baking Powder.
Is Absolutely Pure

"HIl e there are so many alum baking pow
ders in the market the of which all
physicians decide render the food ,rnwholesome
and liable to produce dyspepsia, and other
ailments, housekeepers should exercise the ut
most care to prevent any powder but the Royal
from being brought into their kitchens.
In the use of Royal there is absolute
certainty of pure and wholesome food.
The official State Chemists report The
Royal Baking Powder does not contain am
monia, alum, lime nor any injurious ingre-
dients. 1t is absolutely pure and wholesome.
The Government reports show all other
baking powders to contain impurities
In the use of any baking powder but Royal
there is uncertainty if not actual danger.
It is unwise to take chances in matters of
life and health.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

L. sourageousiy applies . remedy they 1
will have reapcct. They have already |
condemned tho administration respoE- |
slble for the evil.-Albany Argus. /
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

It's rather odd that one has to lose hi.
Ocean.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

TIE diamond has the most sparkle, bu
window-glass docs the most good.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

THE man who wants to rise early in tb
morning should go to bed at q leaven.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

A DISPATCH from Montana says the Crow
Indians chow fight. No doubt they have
caws.-LoweN Courier.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

AFTER all q bookkeeper is only q sort O
bill poster.-RochesterC Chronicle.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

CRrSo1INEs will tell which way tho win,
blows.-Picayune.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

A Sore THROAT OR COUGH, if suffered to
progress, often results in an incurable
throat or lung trouble. s.z3rosun's Bronchial
Troches'' give instant relief.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

s'MAR1NE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at all, If y
can believe sailors yarns.-Puck.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

TERENCE-"Croesus was the richest mar
of ancient times" Terence, Jr.-'.Was hi
middle or heavy weight9'-Detroit Trib
ane.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

SOME persons are like the sky; they
never are perfectly tranquil unless they are
blue.-Puck.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

DocToR-t'Your case is a bad one Do
you smoke tobacco." Patient-''No; cigar
ettes.''-Philadelphia Record.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

TIE pleasant coating OF Beecham's Pills
completely DISCUSSES the taste without i'm
pairing their efficiency. 25 cents q box.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

THE mad dog has a great deal of snau
but it is never set down to his credit.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

THE real reason why negroes live 70 such
an extreme old age is that they don't know
exactly when they were born.-Texas 6ift-
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06
WIT AND WISDOM.

EVERY reform that comes and stays
begins in tho heart.
No s1Ar7ER who he Is, the man who
never gives is a slave.
THERE is more power in gentleness
than there is in dynamite.
NorHINa will do more to put wrinkles
In your face than worrying about
things you can't help. -sr
TEE man who inspects the car wheels
Ia rs necessary to the safety of the trav-
e1er as the president of the road.
SEA fowls eggs have one remarkable
peculiarity, they are nearly conical in
the point, so that they will only roll in
q circle. They are laid on the bare
edges OF high rocks, from which they
would almost surely roll of save for
this happy provision of ofnature.-Denver
Great Divide.
Tho Barricade Gives way,
No doubt, when the bowels are stormed
their constipa ton, but at serious cost to the
asssa1iting as party: The intestinal organs are
lently effective, is Hostetter'e Stomach Bit
parable Tor malaria, nervoasness. dyspepsia.
kidney troubles.
A cowcATcnER-The lasso.-Puclr.
A wEArHzacock's policy is always IL
vane.
TIE Death seutence-..Let her eor'-
Truth.
INDIAN Smeal-Governmentr rations.
-S
TIME locks-Gray hair-Puck.
81, 1oGros.Xeur sn'o'se case i: bad one Do
cites. s.'-Philadelphia Record.
SOME persons are like the sky; they
never are perfectly tranquil unless they are
bill poster.-Rochester Chronicle.
blows.-Picayune.
TEE diamond has the most sparkle, but
window-glass does the most good.
TIE mad dog has a great deal Of snap,
but it is never set down to his credit.
eMAR1SE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at all, If we
can believe sailors yarns.-Puck.
IT'S rather odd that one has to lose his
temper before he can display it.--Inter
Ocean.
The man who wants to rise early in the
morning should go to bed at q leaven.
The military prisoner is forced to be
guarded in all he says and does.-Troy
Press.
WHILE some things find it difficult to get
IS q rule.-Troy Times.
<A- Ss~1>
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

If you want to be cured OF q cough use
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure iu.one minute.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06
The Barricade Gives Way,

A COwcATCHER-The laSso.-Puck.
A wEArHERcocK's policy IS always IL
vane.
THE Death Sentence-s.Let her gop'-
Truth.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

TIME locks-Gray hair.-Puck.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

A KANSAS CTTI man calls his dog Christie
Pher Columbos. THIS 10 rather Overriding
the matter: Christopher had three barks
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

The 0hill aud KnowlodE0
Essential to tho production of the md st per
have enabled the Gsifornia Fie Syrup CS Co
to achieve great success in tho reputation
OF its remedy, Syrup of Figs, ns 1t Is con
ceded to be the universal laxative. For sale
by ali druRgists.
The Lafayette gazette., 1893-05-06

and my wife for my restoration to perfect
health.ss HARVEY HEED, Laceyvile, o.
HOODS PILLS do not purge, pain or erfpe.
but act promptly, easily and efficiently. 25c.
, 1893-09-18
ct uerItebt e9 prdbti9!
Der 9err Gr5biidof JreIano
9nn St. qu1l
duf beioen S9uItern, mafer gu tra9en !
9nn ST. Ru1tl
9ubnqne, Sa., Is. Sept.

O"V
Su 8ednttportung zines Coates auf benz
Der Snpcititur bes @r5bii9ofs 6enneliD
fol8enoen 8anfett geitern Nbenb, r9ie
6ierarcbie Der Ser. Staaten", io9te Der
@r5bii6of Srelanb bon ct. Saul: SD
freue MIDI BON 9er3en, baB bic Stiirme
poritber itn6 uno tbnen cine Qlera Der
Oftloe, Der 8armber3t9teit unb Der yberz
gebenoen Qiebe" (tpenn man bait nicbt
an0ers fam, 9elt, 9o9piir6en?) 9efol9t lit.
Dies tpurOe bon ben T9eilnebmern am
8antett ais cine 9lniptelung auf bic 2tn>
tlnft unb bas @irfen bes pGpitltcben Qlb>
Legation Satout in BEN Ser. Staaten aufgez
graph gu permeloen tpetB: ''terrifc".
@r ma6te Gmn1er genau oeS SeIegraz
p6entungen NeuBerungen tpiebergcbenb)
cine beroedte Nnlpielung auf Sen Wioerz
ltano, ben CT lcttenS Der 6ierarcbie gefun>
Den pGtte, uno in peiterer @u9fiibrung 6eS
0eDantenS ermabnte er Die antpelenoen
iltn9en 9rteiter, baB baS vamertfanil6e
8orurt6etl 9e9en Die &trcbe" bon ber faz
tbOlii6en @eiitli9feit ieLbit beri6uloet lei
(well! well y. @r iet barauf porbereitet,
Die BON Dem pGpitlicbcn 2tblegaten in @btz
ca9o 9%eiprocbcnen @orte: y8oranI in Ser
Gebten bic 8ibel, in Der 9infen 6ie Ser
faiiung 6er Ser. Staateu!" gu b~efolgen.
SIN. tpetteren 8erIauf leiner Nniprade
entparf Der @r56ii6of in 9roBen l3Igen
elm Bib Der fat6oliidben &trdbe in Ben Ser.
Staten, tpte ftc iib in ben lebten fiinfun6s
3~tpan5tg SaDren entipidelte. y0te &trcbe,
lagte er, lit an9rifsluitig; ptr baben bier in
ben Ser. Staaten cine moblausgeriitete
fatbOlii9e 6terur6ie, Ser bas 8olf Der Ser.
Stoaten nit 8ertrauen cntgcgcrtfommt".
(Wtan per9lei9e geiGQi9it bic beiben
NeuBerungen BON bent 6urcb vote
@eiitIi6feit ielbitoeri9ul6eten MiBtrauen
Oes amertfanti9en 8olteS gegen bte fatboz
lii6e &irbe un0 Der v6ierarcbie, Ser be8
amerifanil6e 8olf nit 8ertrauen entgegenz
tommtI" Qlber 9err Srelan0 Wenn baS
unier Sreunb 8iIbelm in Berlin gciagt
bdtte, bann f0nnte man nit &ebtl bie
Nbiel 3u6en: gu otel @6ampag1erD
Der 6err Gii4pf fling plDbltcb ali Iatei>
niiA SIT iprc3cn; v0ie &ir9e moue fetnen
3pang, ie ltcbe Bic Treibeit, iie tpoae feline
llmitlr3ung bes GegimenteS 6es Golfes,
lonOern 9ebiete t6ren Qln9ebort0en, bteleLbe
gu unteritiibet. Der bl. Gater (unb ba
ct GecbtD be9e cine tparu1e Treunbi6aft
ftr Die Ser. Staten"
, 1893-09-18
Der 8eiu9 Ser meItansi telIun9.
@tntrittsforten pur6en an 8elu6er Der
Meltousiteuung an n%abbena1nten Sagen
D%erfouft:
AebFrhltR
24nO 9mrsgefaetes

: Der @ettermoru propbe5eit uns beute,
mad benz &e9er, i6otes @etter.
: Q(uf Dem 8ie6marft trofen Is 5000 @tif
&inbpieb, $4,000 96meine lnb 1900 S6afe
ein. &i1lbpieb mar feit I'M Qreile e. S6petne
9i1t9eu UNI 10@15c. int bic 606e, unb brodten
16were S.. 8O@6.35, let9te S. .85@6.65 ulb
mttteli6mere So, 80@6.55. S9ofe bebauptez
ten Ii9 i'm Pretle.
= 2(uf Ser SEEM 0orfer 80rIe iin6 bette Bic
Nttten Des .3udertrlit I'M Il psf. 9e1pt9et.
Die 9ar6e Senbel15 mar etre metGenoe.
: GrsbiI6of Srelanb Don ct. 9oul bat
ouf benz 8altfett, bos Ser Snpeititltr bes @r5
bti6ofs 6euneIip Don Dubuque fol9te, cine
Eeoe 9ebqltelt, bic 81 aaerba1b 8etra9tnt9en
-beroltSforOert.
Gus Gom wer6elt, 1pte bic Oepe19enz
lpolten beWeiie1, iutereiiol1te Nent9feiten 9ez
mel6et.
= Sin Morbatte1tat ouf &oiier SronS
Soiepb ion burb eine1 runG11tl6eu 8ubet,
Der Die Serl6mOrer on9ebli9 beloui3te, per-
ettelt moroen ietn.
SIM 6oo9 un6 III Cairo bat e~benfaQs Die
G6olera ibren @iuSug 9ebalten.
= Sn g8oibin9ton fonb beute bic 6eter bes
buubertiG6rt9en @eOenfto9eS Der @runbitein=
le9un9 beS 8unbesfapitols itatt. 9raiiben
@lepelaab btelt eine prG3tise &ebe,
, 1893-09-18
Die Gage anf Dawaii.
Dos Claus Spredels uno Gburiton
oariiber oenfen.
Der Sebtere 1T Ger Dertreter Ger propiforiiden
Reeierun9.
8af9tngton, .. g., 18. Sept.

8af9ington, 9. g., 10. Sept.
CLAUS SpredeIs unb 3buriton bon 6a=
mali ~befinben fib in Scr StaOt unb p~erfolz
gen onf1nerfiam Die @~ntpi6elun9 Ser 6arz
rtion'i3en 9ln9eIe9enbetten. Spredels
lpri9t ft3 iiber bic Sage fOIgenbermaBen
aus:
v0te prootiprii9e &e9ierung Ser San6s
pib>Snieln beitebt aus 8uderpflan5ern
unb Wt~iiltondren, tpcIcbe burcb bie Nngltez
Oerung in @eitalt bon Qtemtern unb3uderz
YrGmten 8ortbeil ertparten. Die @ingeboz
re1et 1tno 1T acknowledgement Me6rbett gez
gen Nn9lie0erun9 unb miirben, tpel1n 1ie
ni6t BENT Eatb Der &0ntgin Solge Ieiftez
ten, bic propilorii6e Gcgicrung in einem
Sage beieittgt Daben. Sic braudben iib
fcinen1 Srrtbum btn3u9eben; bic Gtngeboz
renen ltnb TAPER uno frtegSbereit. Sic
pilrDen nt3t auetn 6ie Truppen ser PROFIT
iorti6en &egterung, ionbern AUDI bic SRA
troien un0 WartnelpIoaten 6es 8un6es7
i3tffeS v8oiton" 9eibGa8en baben, aber Die
Siibrer fennen Sic NubLoiigteit uno bic
Sborbett zines geriu6es, nit ben Ser.
Staten Strett an5ufangen. Sic betracbz
ten Die 9art5e Nngele9enbett ais eine9tecbtSz
frdge unO ertparten gebulbi9 bic @nticbeiz
0ung Ser Ser. Staaten, uno cs merOen
mittlcrpetle feline ltnruben ftattftn6en.
guf Der anoern Seite lagt SburIton, ser
Gertreter Der prooiiorii9en 9cgierung IN
6apaii: v0ie Steuung bon Spredels 1T
cine rein gel6dftli6e. St perlangt biuige
&ultorbeit, unb tpeiB, 6aB bieie abgeiAafft
miro, 1obalb baS QaEb Elm a~merifanilcber
Staat pirb. Sb tpiBte feline before Ste
~gierun8sform, benn mGbrenb Der lebten
Sage BET Monarcbie tparen, tpie pobl be-
tannt lit, bie 6inan3en ie6r tpadeli9. Oils
tb 5ulebt bon ber probtiorti6en Gegierung
bOrte, unb Dies mar am %. 2luguit, befano
itb inn Staatsi9aB Elm lIeberi9uB BON
$150, OOO."
v9tber ben beiten 8etpeis bon Ser 8etGnz
bt9tett Der G%e9ierung Iiefert bic tiir3lide
8erausgabung bon Bombs. @s nuroert
fir $135, 900 iebSpro5entige 8on6S fir
tnnete 8erbeierltngen auf ben Wfartt ge>
bra6t, unb bte metiten oerielben pur6e1
inn 2anbe lelbft 3u 8art, uno nur ipenige
3l 50 b. s. untergebracbt, na6bem Sc
i5dftsbGuier in Gan 6roncisco eine booze
@%ommi1lion perlangt batten."
8efragt, mas baS 9teiuLtat fein ipir6e,
tuenn iidb bte Ser, Staoten nicbt etnmiibet
tpitrben, crtpiberte Iburiton: vgtteman6
bat an cine iolbe UtO8li9feit gebacbt. ollie
uniere 8ldne 3ielten auf Elm 9eritGn6niB
nit bteler 9tegierung bin, unb Die gauge
Snlel perLGBt itcb 0aratf."
, 1893-09-18
Uefegrap6iHAe Oepel&en.
,,Gntt rrbnlte grure
nFn Rntrrr ="
9engitigiten MfOnardeu, ben DETER
reid iennals gebabt!
2ltto etnen POM S6t6far
fGmer9eprltften 2Nann
moate an9eBIi3 cine Sanoe Don 5allurfen
ermoroen.
Wien. ~. Gent,

rs | T H. 10 Sepl.
9abier lit baS @eriibt perbreitet, baB Bic
BoIisei elmer 9e9en baS 9cben 6eS &aiiers
Tran5 Soiepb gericbtetcn @eri6p0rung aui
bic Spur 9efommen lit. Gin un9ariibes
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brabte gum groBen 8eroruB Der Gegierung
bic Sa6e our SenntniB beS 8ubltflms,
nno 3tpar lou fe ii3 fol9enOermaBcn perz
batten:
Gin rumdIil6er &nabe mar unfreitptl>
Tiger l3euge elmer unterrebung stpiicben
5tpet Wdnnern, bic Bic vbemnGcbit ouS3uz
f~lbrenbe" @rmorbung beS 8aiiers Srans
Soiep6 gum @e9enitan6 bate. Der &nabe
mar bon Dem, mas ct Dernommen, 10 emit
iebt, baB ct ipornitrei9s baoonlief unb es
letnen Gltern er3Gblte, Die natiirlib iofort
Der boben rumGnii6en Poltaet bapon Wttt>
tbeiIung mabten. Gum Dante bafiir MUIR
BEN tie ale BRET ein9eitedt, tpas man in
Nmcrita u3eu9enbaft" nennt,
Die beioen &erle 1olen ltcb barber bers
abrebet baben, wie iie Ben Bug, auf Dem
&atier Sran5 Soiepb bon Sen un9arii6en
WanObern beimautebren 9e6enft, gum @nt=
9Ieiien brtn9en polten. (g8enn Die Sc
i3i3te ni6t paDr lit, 10 lit ie ~icbenfals
gut erfunben. Den braben alien Srans
Soiepb iouten bic bGien v9lnarcbtiten" bod
nIcbt 10 IN Scbreden oer1eben.)