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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
Chef 0nrrett.

0HNI ObhhSas
SuuptpOrtul gum Glsttrisitdtssebdube.
Chicago nidt bios auf baS Gleftri3itdts<
8ebdube beidrauft, fOnbern pertbeilen
ii6 bieietben auf ben gan3en Weltauss
ftellunsSplat, ba Die @inridtunsen fir
bic illumination beS YarfeS unb Der
groben Sontane, Die DDnamomai1inen
In Der Mai6inenballe, bic eleftriiden
8oote auf Den Sasunen, bie runb um
bas gusitellunsssebiet fiibrenbe elefs
trii6e 0o9babn, iopie bic Ipparate
fiir Die eleftrilbe 0eleu6tung Der 8aus
ten sbenfalls 3u ben slusitelunSssesens
ftanoen jablen.
Bsi Der Beleu9tuns bes @eltauS>
itellungsplaseS mill man temonitriren,
mas In bieier 8ejiebun9 iowobl on
S66nbeit, iuie aud on 9raft 9eleiitet
perben fam. lleber 5000 8osenli6ter
BON ie 1000 9er,enitdrfen ioipie 1907
600 @liiblidter bon je 16 Sersenitdrfen
trasen baju BET. bic gta6t gum Gase 81
geitalten. gloh grDBeren @Heft ere
3ielen bic eleftrifben S6einiperfer, BON
Senen 3pei an Der bb6iten Spise oes
Gleftrijitatssebdubes an9ebradt finb.
DaS @sbdube lelblt lit 700 SUB lang
unb 345 SUP brett unb erforberte einen
2oitenaufwanb BON $375,O00. Der
Bauftil 1T italieniide TenaiGance uno
bier Ebiirme fr6ueu iebe @de bes Sc
bdubes. gluber nit einer Statue Ben'
iamiu Sranflins. ipelhe $4,000 foitete,
LIT Der gau i'm Snnern unb ben dube'
rem gdi9eu nod nit Stanobiloern BON
anberen prominenten Mdnnern auf
benz @ebiete Der @leftri3itdt unb Glef,
trote9nif seidmiidt.
8et Der &aumuertbeiluns In benz
@ebdu6e beitimtnte man unter anberem
einen Plab fiir cine biitorilde @ruppe,
melde bic @ntpideluu9 Der @leftroteda
nit BON ibrer erlten 8inbbeit an bis Su
ibrer sesenwdrtisen Geife illuitrirt.
Sn Der Salle bes @ebdubes iiebt man
@leftromotoren fhr StraBenbabnen,
Gleuatoren, Bumpen, Druid uuo ans
bere Wtal6inen. @iue @ruppe perans
idauli6t, lpie man permitielit @leftri,
3itdt Barme fir SeiSunssapparate,
Sefeu, 8iselcilen idafft, cine slbtbeis
lung 3ci9t Die Wtetbobeu bes S9mies
benS, 3uri9tenS unb @rbiseus bon
Wtetallen burb @leftriSit6t. slu6 bat
Der Beiu6er oes @leftrisitatSsebanOes
@elesenbeit, oas Telephone @irl" bel
Der slrbeit Su bewunbcrn. Rbono9ra>
pben unb aubere Suitrumente 5ur
llebertrasuns Der febe uno beS Zones
3u ieben, iomie In Der mebiiinil6en
Seftion unter anberem lid cine Tor>
ltellung BON Der eleftril6en Siuri6s
tunsSmetbobe ncbit ben bel ibrer slns
penouns sebrau9teu @erfSeu9en su
peri6aifen.
Cine elsftrii6s 2ofonotipe bon 1900
Pferbefrait fiibrt bic Wt69li9feit Der
eleftriiden lluter9runbbabnen Dor slus
gen, elettriids 0Obrer iinb cine lpeitere
gttraftion, lpelhe bte MufmerfIamfeit
beS Beiu6ers auf iid lenfen. Das
Duuterbarlte i'm @leftri3itdtSgebduoe
aber lit Der @biion'ide ainetosrapb,
rpsl1er ben Bor3is beIist, gu sleiter
3eit BEN au9e S3enen unb benz Sbre
T1ne porSufiihren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

Sle nUretpeusgloue."
Der gnnabme wiirbe, bic @lode su ldus
ten. IS nurbe Wiittag, eS iGlu9 Gin
l1br, unb bic Wtenge Dor bem Ratbs
bauie murbe INNER unseouloiser. @ies
Der mar cine Stnnbe perronnen, ba
b6rte Der gllte Elm lautes, bonnernbes
Surrab 3u iid beraufi6alleu. Gr
i9aute binunter uno iab ben &naben
Dor benz @in9an9 gum Sisun9siaale
Die Sdnbe 5uiammenidla9eu, pdbrenb
berislbe apsriei: ut has passed |
Ring, ring !"-Sie lit angeuommsn !
26utel 2Gutel
limb bic @lode erIdallte nit Wtaht.
sber ni6t Sriebe mar ibr rit @eldute,
ionbern es bebeutete cine lan9e, blutise
Sortiesuns bes i6on besonneuen 8amts
pies.
@s lit bies bas brittle Wfal, ba6 bic
nnl9einbare @lode, bic faum 80 Gents
ner ipie9t unb bod Elm 70 auberorbent,
li6eS biitorii6es @eipi1t bat, bte
Staot berlluabb6n9is isfeitserflaruns Der.
lieb. Das erite Wfal mar es TN Sabre
1777, oils fie Dor BEN Pbilabslpbia be.
brobenben @ngldnbern mad benz Stdbt.
den Setblebem In Si1erbett sebraht
Durbe, unb 1885 trat le eiuen dhns
ltben SriumpbSug pie beuer mad Der
slnsitelunS In gtep Orleans an.
SIRE eberne Stimme labt freilib bic
@lode i6on ieit SabrSebnten niht
mebr eri6allen, benn iie erhielt abers
mails eineu Spruns, Der iie fir itnmer
perltummeu ma9tc. SDie iie nun 3ii
oteiem Sprung 9efommen, bariiber
geben Die Sert9ts auseiuanoer. Die
meiite Wabri6einlidfett olrfte bic Oar.
itelluns fiir ii9 baben, ipelde Dor 2urs
sem IN einem enslii6en 8latte BON
einem Serrn 3eOt S8ortb aus 8emanee,
Sl.,, seseben lpurOe.
SDie berlelbe beri6tst, wobnte Elm
| Or. @lber aus pbilabelpbia In, SABRE
1S43 elmer 3u Prineeton, Sn., absebals
tenen alutisStiapereisS DISCRIMINATING bel,
al welf)er aud Serr 9epi tbeilnabm.
8ei bieisr @elegenbeit erj6blte Or. @ls
Der, III 8bilabslpbia babe Die giadri6t
bon Der Nnnabme bes Fugitive Slave
Law" bnr9 ben Son9reb TN Sabre
1850 etnen Solfshaufen peranlabt, tn
ben Ghurm bes Staatsbauies ein3us
brin9en uub aus 5reube iiber 6aS
ni6tswiirbige @eiet bte NIT Der Sns
i6rift r8erfiinoise Sreibeit benz sanjeu
Qanbe uno alien ieinen 0emohnern |"
periebeue @lode gu lduten. gber faum
batten Die 9eute oieie In 8swesuns &c.
fest, als iie eineu Spruns erbalten uuo
fir INNER ueritummt iei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

Fer ur,prnhe Der Uto9e - oths peoeuttoWe
psspbetetuns = Ser srfts eprans = 9as
eauien am 4. SnH f778 = Der Istte
epraus Tub Der sinIab oasu = sribsre
Wsiien.
1Lfnter ben eei6idtliden Sebens.
III miirbi9feiten Der @eltausitelluug
CV befinbet Iit and Die Sreibeits9lode,
bic r0ibertD 8en" aus bem Tburme bes
ltenStaatsbauies (Snbepenbence Sall)
bon Pbilabelpbia. NIT pel6er an ienem
benfmiiroisen A. Suli 1776 bic unabs
bdusigfeit unb Sreibeit Der Ser. Staas
ten einselautet purbe. Sie bot TN
Staats9ebdube Yenniplpaniens @ufs
ftelluns sefunoen unb mirb baielbit BON
bier Ybilabelpbiaer Polisiiten beipaft.
sluf einem offenen gDagen, sllleu
li6tbar, mar bas altebrpiirbise S1mis
bol permittelit @rtra3uges mad @bis
caso 9eianot lporben, nnb ben 9anjen
Wes entlang bate man Der @lode, auf
ibrer abiidtli6 lansiamen 6eiie, be-
9eiiterte patriotiI6e Spationen ieiten8
oer Sep0lferung nnb Der Ueb6rben Der
beriibrten Stationen gebra6t.
Die @ei1i6te ber n3ibertD Bell" LIT
cine Der intereiianteiten @piioben. pelde
NIT Der amerifanif9en Repolution I'M,
iterblib perfiiiipft iiub. Die @lode
purbe in Sonoon I'M Sabre 1852, .auf
0eltellung Ssr 9liiemblp Der PropinS
PenniDlsanien fiir bas Staatsbaus In
Der Stabt Fbilabelpbia," ipie Elm Tbeil
ibrer Snidrift beia9t, sesonen unb ers
bielt slnfan9s 1853 ibren Plat in bem
Gburm oes senannten Offentliden @e.
bauoes. Son bebeutiamer Propbe>
3eilns LIT Der Sprud ans BEN brttten
Bud Wfoles 25, 10, wel6er fi9 auf
oem @r3 Der @lode erbebt: ,Uerfiius
bise Sreibeit benz sanjen 2anbe uAb
alien ieinen Uemobnern!A
Seim eriten PrObelduten trng bic
@lode freili9 einen loyal enalii6en
Sprung bapon. Wtan rpollte iie nun
pieber 3uriidl9ideu unb nmsieSen lais
fen. aber ein 9ei6idter Pbilabelpbiasr
nnternabm idlieblid bas @erf uub
fiibrte es Sur 3ufrieoenbeit aus.
Gs mar am Wforsen bes A. Suit
1776, als Die Ibseorbneten Der bisbes
risen Solonien I'm Staatsbauie 3uiar1s
mentraten, Inn iiber Die annabme Der
llnabbdnsisfei 3u beratben.
Dem alten @l0dner auf benz Gburme
mar Der sluitra9 ertbeilt morben, ios
balb inn bon einen am Gingans ain
Sisunsslaal auiseitellten 9naben bnr9
ein perabrebetes 3eiden bie 3unbe bon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

in 9cbm seforint, 70 baB ber @ipsabsuB
genommen merben fonnte.
Die Statue itellt baS republifanii9e
Sranfrsitb bar, In fisenber Stelluns,
9eriiitet nit bem Siiras. Der re6te
slrm erbebt iid in frieoli6er itoljer
@cite, wdbrenb ii6 Der linfe, belien
Saub loie bas S6wert balt, anf bic
3afel Der Menidenredte ftiist. Das
Saupt lit nit einem Diabem 9eidmiidt.
ipelbes aus brei iDmboliiden Si9urcn
6reibeit, @leidbeit unb Sriioerli6feit
baritelleno, sebiloet lit. 0ie6tS BON
Der 5i9ur, aui oem Siloe nidt mebr
ii9tbar, idmieSt lid Der 9alliIde Sabn
an bic Salten ibres @ewanoes. Die
Statue bat cine SDbe BON etwa 8 Sup
unS rubt anf cinem 10 SUP boben
RieAeStol.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

nnD elr5I9e niNatIoe MAI. Jte eUu8BuHp
finb eng Hub lang, ihledt beleu9tet uub
ifle6t pentilirt, obne 3oilettenjimmer
ober ionftise Bequemlidfeiten. Sn
stnbetraat Der lanseren TeiIe mubten
on Der 0ofomotipe perf6iebene SerbelIes
runsen por9enommen peroeu unb Dor
@llem bate man .Sobn Bull" fir
Soblenbeijuns einjuridten. DO bic 2os
fomotipe ebenlals nur nit Sol3 9elpeiit
murbe. ebenfallS mar elm ileues
Signallidt anSubrinsen, ba bic gelen9s
tuns berielben ieiner .3eit nur nit
Wa6s> unb Stearinli6teru 9eidab.
Da Die 2ofomotipe nur Haum fir 1900
@allonen @aiier bat, 10 fonnte iie anf
Der Heile obne slnfentbalt MIR 80 Wtetf
len 3uriidle9en. Sbre Sabrseldwins
oigfeit betrus bur6i1uittlih IA Wteilen
In Der Stunbe. slls Siibrer auf Der
Sabrt mad Der S8eltauSltellunssitab
6iente Ssrr q. 9. Ssrbert, Der Dor 35
Sabren nSobn Bull" resierte. Der
erite Siibrer Der 9ofomotipe, Siaac
Dripps, mar fur3 porber i'm alter BON
80 Sabren in Soroentown geitorben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
Mm S1minniI6tiqe.

Der llnteraeidnete, psIder mad mebridbri.
gen eeioen Don sinem idmeren 9unaenibe,
nno Der 9efiirdteten 9 dipinofudf d t burdi
Elm einfadles MitteI gebsilt muroe wiinidt
alH ielnen WitI:ibenoen Die Wetbooe Der Setl.
un9 befannt 3u MAIDEN. gr wiro allen Die
es phniden, toftenfrei cine abidrift bes NE.
3sptes ienoen, Weldes fine fdere SeiIuna fur
2 DIN inb udt aftbma. gatarrb,
8ronditis uno ole pals. uno 2unaen.
afeftionen ift Gr bofft. baB aIle aeioenben
ieip WitteI probiren, weldes uniddbbar 1T.
Bcr bas &e3ept oas nidts toftet uno iegens.
reid iein fam, minttt, idreibe aefaIisft au
Ne1. Gbipars u. Wiffon,
8rooflpn Nep gorf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
Die epIomutipe uSohn 9ull.a

3onitruftion peiden mubte unb ipdter
tn einem Rangierbauie in gorbentomn,
81. g., als niht mebr 3u uerlpenoen
eingeifellt nurbe.
Die Qofomotipe ma6te bic Heiie mad
Der @artsnitabt BON BEN 8abnbofe Der
gennibluaniasG Giienbabn In Serisb Gitp.
u. g., aus uno erre9te auf ben Der.
i6iebenen Stationen. lpelde iie paiitrte,
ni6t mtnoer @rftauusn als ote 3fpei pon
ibr se3osenen priinitip ausiebenbeu
Baggons, ipelde ebenfalls S9anitiide
Der SBeltausftelluus bilben. 2estere
ftamntn ebenfalls aus iener !Seit. In Der
bte- -Gnmben. 4 -Gmbnhs Balm. bic frfte
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
Das SpmBof SramRrei6s.

Gs mar erit sesen Gnbe bes Monats
Sebruar, als ii9 bic Sommilidre Der
franS6lii6en 9lbtbeilung Der Weltauss
iteluns entldieben. i'm Wtittelpuntt Der
fran3Olil6en Sanbelsieftion, Slei6iam
als Sbmbol 6es 8olfes, cine Statue
Der Tepublif aufjuitellen. Sei Der
furSen i3eii, bic 3ur sluSiiibrun9 uno
Yerienbnns iibriS blieb, serietb man
allerbings in einise Verleseubeit, aber
Der befannte 8ilobauer Salsuiere. an
ben man ii6 nanOte, lpuroe gum Selfer
In Der 9aotb. Sn Swan5is 9asen bate
CT bic Statue, bereu Bib mir briu9en,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
,,So6n 8nG.
Die iIteHe sufomotibe ber Bereiaisten
Staaten.

Su ben orisinelliten biitoriiden Ses
benswiiroisfeiten, wel6e bie WeltanS'
ftellung bietet, 3dblt pobl mSobn
Bull,@ bic alteite 3ofomotipe In ben
Ser. Staaten. Dieielbe murbe TIM
Sabre 1881 In @nslanb BON benz Grs
finber Stspbeni6n fiir bic ~Gamben &
ambop. .8abn@ sebaut unb gait 3u iener
.3eit als ein Wunber te9niiaer 8unit
Die 0ofomotipe blieb i'm Dienite bieicr
Sabn bis gum Sabre 1886. Su ben
Sabren, bic bann folsten, nadte bic
Maidinentehnif iolde Sortidritte, baB
.Spbn Bull" 0ofomotipen neuelter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16


als bur6 bas bel tbrer Seritelluns pers
paubte Material. Sbr Sebel LIT nam'
li1 BON @olb uub Der 8nopf bon Glfen'
beiu. Die gtep Yorfer 5irma, aus
beren atelier ie beruor9ine. bat iie fiir
bic Geremonie nur selieben unb 9ebenft
fie ipdter als Soupenir Su perpertben.
Bor benz @ebrau9 mar Der apparat
NIT einem @laSfdit6en beoedt, i'm etn
suiallises ODER aIl5u friibseitises Dra'
den ju perbinbern.
Der burf] ben Oriider er3eu9te
Strom trus Die @leftrtjitdt nod Mta9'
neten bel ben beiben 9roben Wtai6inen,
mel6e fleiue Sebel in Beweeuns iesten,
bie wieoerum elm Rdberperf Tn Sang
bradten, baS bic 8entile 0ffnete uuo 10
benz Oampf ben Gintritt in bic GglinSer
Qeftattete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
Sm bsr normssii9sm seftiun TIM

Sn Der normssiiben Ssttinn tint
Sil6ereissbdube itnO unter anberem
3ur Gnidauung esbra6t: Mfuideln,
Seesepddie. aus9eftopfte Slide unb
Seeo6sel; bilbli6e Darftellunsen ber
Sdrinssfil6erei uub beS @alfiI9fan>
9eS NIT Wtobellen Der babel benusten
Sdiffe unb 8oote; setrofnete, 9eials
sens, serdu9erte unb ein9epOtelte
Slide, 3rebie unb anbere Seetbiere.
foipie bic bet bieien Yrdierpirunsen pers
ipanbtsn Gpparate unb @erdtbi9aften
fernsr grobufte Der Sii6erei, ipie Dele,
Dnnger, Perlmutter, S9wdmme. &os
rallen unb berslei9en; @eratbe ,ur
Ssiidfultur; Stese, Sarpunen nnb
S>..sxsesS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
Hoebcffer 3ensuiiie:

Sd mar pisls SABRE lang nit subiinbli6sm
Rbsumatismus bsbaftst. acnnte mid Gag une
Nadt niht In meiufm SmbI bewrsen, Sattt
aud Rptblauf in ben 8nieu bis Su ben 6iibsn.
". s. Q. Z. bat mid furirt.
Gbparb DagsG Brighton, q. q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

Sir ben QerltausRellnngspIna
iinb beionoere SeuerWebrfompasnien
orsaniiirt. Die Soften bes Seusrmebr.
bieniteS aui bieiem belaufen iid auf
ettpa $75,0O0 fiir bic san3e Cation
uub Werbeu bon Der Observation-Disclosures
Gernaltung beftritten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

Drd S6aGtsIn M.. 8 Q. 3. babsn msiusu
Ratarrb btisitist. Sd mar 70 frauf, bae i'd
faum iprs6sn pbrr aibmsn fcnnts. Say 8 :.
SamiI, assnt Der Naticnal esbsnsperli2r-
unas Go, 22 unb % GIpoOp 9rbGube, &o6e-
Ter. q. q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16


aatsibarauf, bab bic
bon eud sefauften Siite
SorfebsnbeS nbelSmarfe
babsn, ba biss cine @as
rantis bss rsdtsn prsiies
unb Der bsrriaenben
wsobe iit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
Ziegler's Hotel,
so. 327 2aGatpanna Mps,
p. 8iesIer, gissntbamer.

@eiisnbe inosu bier bic borsisIidfe aoit
uno putes eo9is 3u mdbi9en 9sreiien.
lftern uno CLANS Q mGbreno Der
Saiion in ieoer 5ubsrsitunasart
Die feiniten Beine, ebampaaner, aiqu0rs
unb Giaarren.
Rripabimmer fur 9amen unS 8amiIien i'm
jtueiten Stodmerie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

Sd Iiit trsi Sabre an 8ertauunastsi6psroen.
Cine S&aGisI M. 3. Q. Z. 8apisu batsn
mid furirt. 8rau Waerpier,
SOL 9sa&ifr., Syraeuls, y. q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

freit. Gbp. Dssan 975 Q. SaIinaar.
Syraeuis q. q.
SD lit feds Sabre an acpfpsb; spei S6a6-
tsln pcn u. s. Q. :. aaplsIn baben mid fnrirt.
Grauf Inbrus,
ti6 epbiifrabs, SyraeuIe, 81 g..
Sd lit 10 Sabre lang iebe gBpdt brsiniaI an
i6rsdli6eu appfidmerlen. Drei S6aGten
W. ). Q. :. aaptlu baben mid baron bsfrsit.
s. y Myers,
53 gStlbur Assnue, Spraeufe. q. ..
Sd bate Rbsumatismus, 8atarrb int seupf,
Wagen unp In her 8lale; feds Shahteln 81,
). 9. Z. 8apieln baben mid furirt.
Y. 9. pbtlps,
f56 NemetlItr, Syracule. q q.
SD lit an Nassnfatanb unb bSftm Sulfen;
2 SGa6teln M. s. Q. 8. baben mid furirt.
8. Q. Settertpn,
422 RareellusifraBe, Spra:ulr.
Sd mar NIT ,Sriaie" &beumatismus SABRE
lang tsbaftet 70 baB i'd mituntsr striiffn gs-
brau6sn muBtt. S6a6rIn " 8. 9. 3.
babrn MIDI furirt unp i'd nabm 46 plumb an
@spiht su. s. 3. Coleman.
,,Rpa Gpp Dssf" f5abriiant, 8. Ndinifr.,
WObnuns 209 GlIiUtlirabs, Spraeuir.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

gier S6atttIn M. s. 9 z. 8apisln babtn
mid ppn tinsm bUlsn Rirenleiern bsfreit. S.
y. ped. . y. SraYtOns Sidst Sffirs, Con.
srsb Saa, SYraeuit u. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

Cine S&aatd M. s. 9. 8. aapitln bat mid
ppn einem spBIf SABRE Ianeen NisrnIeiptn BE-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

Sd lit at 8ciblauf; wl. s. 9. &. saapisln
bra6tfn mir iofort Silft. Drsi S6a4tsln ba-
ben mid furirt gS. VI. S9uyler
AGO Sho Salinaftraet, Syraeuis, u. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
7-.7777----7 -7'7---7-'l7-7.'-- - - =
Die freibfits9lo&e.
Sbr sroBartiger SriHmpb;ns mad
Der ansiiellnussfabt.

Der iirjprune Der 9Io6e = Gins beosutjaass
psspbeseiune = Ger srfie eprans = 9as
Sauten ant 4. SnIi f778 = Der Ittte
epruns Tub Der sinIab oasu = srabsrs
gssiien.
The National tribune., 1893-01-26
Ke Had No "PuIi."
IArgondut.l


One Mr.. Muldoon erected in the Twenty
fourth Ward of New York City a structure
with pilasters of lath on the facade and with
rusty tin for the roof, with cellar below for
chickens. One day he went to the Commits
sioner of Public Works with this statement: !:
"Me name is Muldoon, of the Twenty fourth
Ward. l control 40 votes. keep chickens in
me cellar, and there is water in it. 1 want it
cleared out, or shall throw me 40 votes against
your parity" Mudoon was advised to go to
the Fire Department.. He went there and he
said: "Me name is Muldoon. l control 40
votes. l want the water pumped ont, or I'll
cast them 40 votes for nay-gur." The Fire
Commissioners said they would be glad to
pump out the water, but Muldoon had better
see the Mayor
Mayor Grace received him with bland air.
Muldoon repeated his story, saying: IF you
don't get the water out III give my 40 votes to
a haythen Chinee" The Mayor sent MudoOn
to the Board Of Aldermen. where MuldOon's
friend, McGuffin. member of the Board, en-
graved on the tablet of MuldOon's memory the
following intellectual remark: "Muldoon, the
pa-r-r-ty wud get along betther wild you if
you'd sell your chickens and kape some ducks"
The National tribune., 1893-01-26
A PIueky Son hern Woman.

Several cases of the extreme to which the
hatred of the North carried Southern people
during the war, said Maj Thomas d. Odell to a
Il. Y. Press man, came under my observation,
and was by a pretty and wonderfully
plucky Southern woman near Port Hudson,
La. / was then attached to Gen. Hamlin's
staff. One day | tnrned Off the main road and
rode up to good sized plantation house. /
noticed a lot of Union soldiers on the piazza
and around the door. very handsome woman,
with long black hair, and flashing black eyes,
paid her respects to me and to the North in
the most violent language, and the contempt
she had for everybody from the North and
for everything Northern was very great. IL
seems the men had ovorrun her house, and it
made her mad / ordered them away and
repTimanded them. This action on my part
surprised her greatly. and she seemed aston
ished that Union officer could be gentle
man. When / asked her for glass of water
/ sought, she urged me to take some food,
which / declined, and she expressed regret
that / did sO That woman, single handed,
and with only her pluck and spirits as weapons
had defied score of men. and in those serious
times it was almost foolhardy thing to do, for
she was helpless and alone. Most women would
have banished themselves IN the garret. 1t
seems that her husband was Confederate Cap
tain, and as role up / heard her declare like
an enraged tigress, that our boys would have
kept out of her house if he bad been around.
/ afterward told her that it was lucky for the
Captain that he was not around. az it would
have gone hard with him, but she was as de-
fant as ever. I know of other instances of
the plucky spirit of Southern women, and have
had Confederates admit that this hatred on
their part did much to spur on the young men
of the South.
The National tribune., 1893-01-26
Mark Twain on London Society.

Englishmen always eat dinner before they go
out to dinner, because they know the risks they
are running; but nobody ever warns the
stranger. and so he walks placidly into the
trap. OF course no body hurt this time,
because we had all been to dinner, none of Us
being novices except Hastings, and he having
been informed by the minister al the time that
he invited him that in Difference to the English
custom he had not provided any dinner Every
body took lady and processioned down to the
dining room, because it Is usual to go through
the motions but there the dispute began. The
Duke of Shoreditch wanted to take precedence,
and sit at the head of the table, holding that
he outrankcd minister who represen ted
merely nation and not monarch but / stood
for my rights, and refused to yield. In the
gossip column / ranked all Dukes not royal
and said so. and claimed precedence of this
one. 1t couldn't be settled, of course, struggle
as we might and did, he finally land injudi-
ciously) trying to play birth and antiquity. and
seeing his Conqueror and raising" him
with Adam, whose direct posterity / was. as
shown by my name, while he was of a collat-
eral branch, as shown by his. and by bis recent
Norman origin so we all proeessioned back to
the drawing room again and had a perpendicu-
lar lunch-plate of sardines and a strawberry,
and you group yourself and stand up and eat it.
Here the religion of preeedence is notso strenu-
Gus; the two srsous of highest rank chuck
up shilling, the one that wins has first go at
his strawberry, and the loser gets the shilling.
The next two chuck up, then the next two, and
40 on. After refreshments, tables were brought,
and we all played eribbage, sixpence game.
The English never play any game for amuse-
ment If they can't make something or lose
something-they don't care which-they won't
nlay
The National tribune., 1893-01-26

sleepy eye among all the men whose fami-
lies and homes were in the upper portion of
East Tennessee
The constant inquiry which now saluted my
ear was: Z" Ellis, have you got letter for me-" F."
and TO this inquiry j had the exceeding gratifi-
cation of frequently answering aifirmatively,
which answer always seemed to afford the SOL
der sensations of delight. But the most OF
them had to wait until morning for their let
ters, as / had placed them in the hands of the
Captains of the different companies. so that no
mistake would be made in distributing them.
The soldiers all had money, and all of them
who were from the upper part of East Tennes-
see wished to send presents and money to their
friends aud families, many of whom were suf-
fering greatly for the common necessaries of
life.
Contrary to my wishes, I was compelled
again to agree to pack my knapsack with
money letters. and presents for the soldiers
families. / did not like to pack money and
goods through the mountains, knowing that
my pathway almost at every step was environed
by rebel bayonets, and if should be so unfor-
tunate as TO be captured in my passage the
rebels would then have the pleasure of enjoy
ing the treasure which | was bearing to the
wives of the soldiers and their starving chill
dreu.
The soldiers continued to insist Oh my car
rying letters and bundles for them, and at
length consented. because / thought if i did
not carry the money which they were propos.
ing TO send home, that probably they would
spend it foolishly, knowing, as / did, that the
soldiers generally made way with their money
in the most reckless and negligent manner.
Capt. Worthiugtou. of Johnson County, made
up package worth $780, consisting of money
and goods, for his family.
As / did on the former occasion, directed
the soldiers to put all their letters, money etc.,
in packages, and then direct the package to
some good and reliable Union man living in
the neighborhood where their families re-
sided, and requesting him to attend to the dis
trilution of the various articles. This time
my load weighed 60 pounds. which i had to
pack en- my back through the rough mount
aims.