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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
Bsilliant Reception.
LOCHREN,S LATEST.
An Order Renefiting Many Pension
Claimants.

An Order Renefiting Many Pension
Claimants.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4. Accommodations
Lochren. of the pension bureau. has
issued an order withdrawing tina o
June II. 1898, rating cases under the act
of June ~, 1890. The order reads:
thereafter in afhxing rates under this
act the medical referee or the iuetii-
Cal officer in the board of revision hall
weigh each debility and determine the
degree that each debility of the COM
bined disabilities disa bles the ella: mant
from earning a support by man
ual labor, and rate corresponding
to this degree shall be allowed. In
cases in which the pen Toner has
reached the age of Is, his rate shall not
be disturbed if he is receiving the
maximum, and if he is not a pensioner
he shall receive the maximum for senil-
ity alone, it there are no special pen.
sionable disabilities shown"
This order shall benefit and claimants
who have been denied ratings under
the former practice. Under the new
order the contributory causes of dis
ability, constituting mental or physi.
cal incapacity to earn support by man.
ual labor, are taken into account.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

The Minnesota Worlds Fair Man
ayers haye given themselves some
free advertising, at the expense of the
State, issuing pamphlet tending to
be descriptive of Minnesota; The
pamphlet contains fine engravings of
the managers and superintendent as
we'll as the fighting, hair-pulling, roll
ing pin, potato-mashing women COM
posing the auxiliary. A picture of a
farm up in Clay county,as we'll as one
or two pictures of other buildings in
the State, and description of Mime
sofa and Clay county make up the
contents. The cover is printed in sew
en- colors. The conspicuous figure is
an Indian maiden, standing in the
foreground, her feet resting on the
beautiful moccasin flower, which has
been adopted as the State flower of
Minnesota.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
THIRTEEN KILLED.

Serious Wreck On the Boston and
Albany Near Chester.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 1.-The
wreck of the Chicago limited express at
Chester was much worse than first re-
ported. Thirteen people were killed
and several injured. The train broke
through frail iron bridge on the Bos-
ton and Albany railroad one and one
half miles east of Chester, and four
Wagner cars were crushed.
There were about Is seriously injured
and five or six may die.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

Hoke Smith was merely forced into
issuing the pension order modifying
the practice of the Office as to suspen-
sion of pensions so that hereafter there
will be no suspensions except in cases
where the record shows on it's face
that the soldier was not entitled to any
pension whatever. An uprising pop
ulace demanded it and Hoke saw the
storm. His original intent remains
the same. He intended to cut old
soldiers off the list promiscuously.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
THE RIGHT MAN.

Gov. Nelson again showed his de.
sire to please the masses when he ap
pointed WV. Prendergast, of Hutch
inson, to succeed D. L. Kiehle as State
superintendent of schools. Mr.. Prend.
ergast is friend of the common
schools and will not work to upbuild
the University and the Normals at the
expense of them. The new superin.
tendent springs from the people, and
knows just what the people located on
the farm or in the smaller towns re-
quire, and he will administer to them
He is pleasant, approachable man
and his personal appearance is an in
yitation to acquaintanceship.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

Minnesota was decidedly winner
at the Columbian Exposition, so far
as horses and cattle were concerned
H. F. Brown, the Minneapolis short
horn breeder, carried off first and sec
ond premiums to the number of over
thirty, A. P. Foster, the Plainview
breeder of Jerseys, carried off six.
while Mp. Clarke, the st. Cloud breed
er of Clydesdales, carried off Is first
premiums, and a total of "a premi
ums, or in the neighborhood, of SIS, OO0
in gold medals and money. Leonard
johnson captured several premiums
of French draft horses.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

Two newspaper men, w. w. Kline
of the Zumbrota News, and P. S. Kel.
ley, .of the Rochester Post, said good.
bye to their readers last week. Editor
Kline has given his readers a remark.
ably bright newspaper, and his para.
graphing will be missed. Mr.. Kelley
is succeeded by Hon. J. A. Leonard
who gets a consulship during a Re
publican administration and gets left
during Democratic administration
Mr.. Leonard always returns to his
home at Rochester and edits the paper
he founded.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

Yes,it must be that Carter Harrison
wants to be president in 1896. His
paper, the Chicago Times, containing
lots of gum drops for Mayor Carter
Harrison is being circulated all over,
free, under the guise of sample copies.
Redwood Falls, being one of the fore
most cities in Minnesota, has been
touched, and already in local Demo
cratic circles, can be heard small
rumbllngs favorable to Carter.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
truth, and regret the appearance Of
the former paragraph.

DR.. T. Thatcher Graves committed
suicide in his cell in Denver Saturday
night. His was rank case of perse-
cution, legal abortion, and COM
mitment for spite. If the prosecuting
attorney at Denver, Isaac Stevens, has
conscience, it should sting him to
death for the terrible and wrong pun
ishment he inflicted on DR.. Graves by
keeping him jailed for nearly two
years awaiting second trial.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

John Sherman, in casting off tt e
child forced upon him in 1890, last
Wednesday, made a speech that for
brilliancy and conservatism, hardly
has an equal. He stated plain facts,
declared the Chicago silver convention
delegates pack of liars, and proved
bis remarks. He did not think silver
alone was the cause of the present
business depression.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
"A POWERFUL,
EXCITING TALE
DON'T MISS IT
WHAT THE 6AZETTEIS.

New York Sun: A newspaper, at
least a good newspaper, is more than
a necessity. It brings into the narrow
est life some sense of the vast life of
the world. It is full Of tragedy and
comedy, wit and passion, the heroic
and the humble, the crime and the
merriment of nations. It is daily
commentary upon human nature.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

The GAZETTE did the Washington
correspondent of the Globe an Unjust
ice two weeks ago, when it stated that
he was Congressman Halls clerk.
Mr.. NOVEL; assures us that such is not
the case. and knowing this bright
young correspondent as we'll as we do,
both as to his brilliancy and honesty
we are certain that he speaks the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

1t is to be hoped that Grover will
soon give Lewis Baker another job.
What with riots, revolutions, explo-
sions, seismic eruptions, and all that,
Nicaragua is getting too sultry for the
Globe ex-editor.,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
Done bysDirec.um.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5. -Directum, the
"Black Whirlwind" from California,
broke the worlds stallion record, beat
all 4-year-old figures, and went ahead
of all marks given to trotters of
years, and one-half of his mile was the
fastest ever trotted by any horse on any
track. The half was made in 100 Ia,
three-quarters in 1888 IA, and the mile
in 2:O7.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

Beginning with Sunday, September
18th, the St. Paul Sunday Globe will
commence the supply Of an Art Sup
plement. The Art Supplement will
be supplied for ten weeks. The Globe
hopes to secure a large number of sub
scribers for the ten weeks at SO cents
each, and the gay colored supplement
justifies the hope.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
LATEST MARKET PRICES.
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.
South ST. PAUL, Sept. 5. 1879

SoUTI ST. PAUL Sept. s. 1893.
HOGS-10O.5c Che; yards cleared early
to ptc ker, at $500 $3.50
CAITLE-Steady, quiet: but little was
offered; fir. demanl for butcher cattle.
Prime steers, S3.JJl3.5c ;oot STEERS, 52.5H ,
$50; prime cows, s2.jJ1k,.1 -o). cows. .o..JJ
$50; cxanol t, fair co.'s, SID J. 3..)E .i;i
veal calves 10 Dl.O} .lo W. rs ) ~ o. 81
stockers. Sl.5D 722.0i: fee ers S!.A
SHEEP-Dull Little demand. Quality not
very good.
AutIols. S50lD LAMBS, $50 2O
stockers aad fee 1ers. 5l.5 D3Ol.
Receipts: Hogs, 4Oj: cattle $780, calves, 5;
shs eo 500.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
Receiver of the Canal Company.

New YORK, Aug. 3O.-In the United
States circuit court Judge Bennett has
appointed Thomas B. Atkins of New
York receiver for the Nicaragua Canal
and Construction company on applica-
ton Of Louis Chapple, one of the stock
holders. The application for receiver
is acquiesced in by Warner Miller.
president, who says that the company
has no longer means to meet its obliga-
tons.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO Sept s. 1921
OPENING PRICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 62a6c,
CORN-September 3714e; October. 3734c.
OATS-Oc tober 24Ac.
PORK-September $780, October, $1475.
LARD-September, $7.9214; October. $7.75.
SHORT RIBS-September, $50; October
$7.e507.87k.
CLOSING PRICES
WHEAT-October. 6414c; Dpcember. 6sAc.
C0RN-Septembel. 371Sc; October, 37Nc; De.
cember, 37Nc.
OATS September, 233sc; October, 233Sc; Do.
eemhqr Dc
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
The Occur d'Alene Mines Start Up.

SPOKANE, WASH, Sept. 4.-There is
great rejoicing here over the prospect
of reopening of the Occur d'Alene
mines. The owners OF the Granite
mine, near Gem, concluded arrange
ments with their employees whereby the
latter commence work at &3.4O a day,
only 10 cents less than the wages for
merly paid. The Poorman, Tiger,
Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines, all To-
Gated in Occur d'Alene county, expect
to open up again within very few
weeks.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
Big Crop ofCorn.

TOPEKA, Sept. 4.-The reports coming
to the agricultural department. of bull
letins to be issued in few days show
that the total yield of corn this year
will exceed 20O, 600, OOO bushels the larg-
est in the history Of the state except in
1889.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

If you want to enjoy yourself for a
day or two come to the county fair,
and bring your sisters, cousins and
aunts-don't forget your wives, by
the wav
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

The Senate, unlike a balloon, does
not need initiation. On the contrary it
needs guard of voters around it de-
termined to get an immediate vote on
the silver bill, and dispense with a lot
of the rotten gas that daily escapes
from the senators.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
MinneanOIiS Grain.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 5. 1899.
WHEAT-September opening. 571sc; highest
5iTc; lowest, size; c.osing, 575sc; December
opening, 621c: highest, 6314c; lowest, 62s4c;
closing. 63Ac On Track-No harl &C. No.
Northern. 6Dc; No. 2 Northern, 5,1505Sc
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO UNION STOCK VAR

CHICAGO UNION STOCK YARDS. /,
Sept. 5, 1893.
CATTLE-Steady.
HOGS-Market steady. Heavy, $40 80:
mixed and medium, S,.1A@j7.; light, $500
$780,
SHEEP-Market steady. Poor to choice
$1.OOO3.OO.
Receipts: Cattle, 2,5Os hogs 1900; sheep.
10000
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
jerome Bonaparte Dead.

BEVERLY, Mass, Sept. 5.-Jerome
Bonaparte died at his summer home,
Prides Crossing, at $3.50 p. N.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07
Triumphant Champion

of home rule to the echo. The coach
man was enabled to proceed after few
minutes, but by this time the entire
crowd left their positions and started
after the carriage, which was at the
corner of Downing street and delayed
while the crowd cheered and sang. Mr.
Gladstone bowed right and left to his
enthusiastic admirers, and was greatly
touched by the applause. The police
again cleared tie way. and the carriage
was allowed to proceed to the premier S
residence without further stoppage
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-07

We shall soon begin publish
ing this masterpiece in serial
form. The story will be fully
illustrated and is worthy your
careful reading.
, 1893-05-31
8eoenfIihe 6miitiofeiten.

Inter BEN MitgGiebern Ser yltniteo Or6cr
Of 8~ri6laDer's ano Stonemaion's 2liioz
citation" iinb S%treitigfeiten ausgebrodsn,
Die SIT feinen1 9uten @nbe fiibren b%iirften.
Der Srben lit cine 2o~calunton, bat cine
Mtt9Iiebersabl BON 1000 unO beiibt inter
anOerm @igent6um bic u8ridlaper's 6oQ"
an Der Yeoria unb Ntonroe Str. Die llrz
iacbe 5u Dem Streit 1T ber, 6aB me9rere
0titglteber cine 8ericbmel5ung nit Der
ySnternationol linton" p~iinlcben. ON
2ebtere wiirbe bann AUDI bo6 gauge 8elibz
tbum beS Orbens iiber9eben uuo bage9en
prOtettrt Die Wtebr5abL Ser Ofttglieoer.
9ieienigen, Die Die 8eribmclsung eritreben,
bielten geitern 9lbenb in @aintD's 6aae,
geo. 243 g. 6alitebitroBe cine 8ripatpers
iammIul1g ab, es fonnte ba6er aucb nicbt in
@rfabrnn9 9ebracbt %tperOen, Was beicbIOieH
puroe.
, 1893-05-31
GelegraphiP&e Oepel&en.
T.

= @elegentli9 Der Dterrei9tl@en Script
manOper werben in Der Ofeter &Ont9sbur9
9roBe Seitlt9teiten gu @bren &otler @ilbelms,
0es &Oui9s BON 9o9iel1 unO bes Yrin3eu DON
NeapeI itattftnben.
Qus Dem berii6mten Serbnz &eunen gu
@plom BET Qon6on 1T bos Siiuen uSliusloB"
ais Ste9er berpor9e9olt9er.
= Or. Wtc@lpnn mirb 1i6 bic @orl6s 6air
IN Gom beieben. 9abin lit ct namli9, nod
Slater 0ucep's 2tn9Gben in 0tew 0ort, ob9es
reiit, ulO ni6t nod @bica9p, INN li9 beinn
Yapit Die &blolutton 6u bolen. Irmer 6enrp
George!
= Sin Ser Qonboner 80r1e berri6t cine 1ebr
rnbeba9lt9e Stimmun9, mel9e nod bur9
BEN 8anferott elmer G19eiebeuen Motlerz
Sirmo erb0bt purbe.
- YrGiibent Glepelanb bulbt9t nun Ieirem
2ieblt19sipOrt, benz 6tl9fan9, ouf Der in ben
ntr9tnii3en @emalern bele9enen nS9weinez
%iniel".
- Die &epolutiou in Micoro9ua Iou nit
benz &itdtritt 0es BrG1tbenten Saca5o ibren
&bI9luB 9efnnben baben.
- &egen wirb fir beute IN @us1i6t oeIteGt,
lno ltorte ~Quftbewe9un9 aus SIboIten.
, 1893-05-31
Stdott1bes,
Gtne tapfere frau.

@egeniiber Der Observation-Disclosures oIiseiz
Station b%efinbet iicb bie Birtbi9aft bon
SreO. &ublen. Trau &lblen bate geitern
gfacbmittag einen Nussan9 semacbt urb ais
lie betmtebrte, belnertte iie etnen Mann
Dor Der Sreppe tbrer 8obnun9 itebenb, nit
etnem 8itn6el unter benz Qlrm. Oils ct Die
Srau bemerttc, rief ct letnen @enoien, Ser
oben auf Der Sreppe itanb, gu, er mOge iic6
beeilen. SIM nGcbiten NugelbLif lief Spibz
bub $40. 2, cbenfallS nit etnem 8iinbel
inter benz 2(rm, Bic Sreppe %binunter. Die
8eioen tparen i'm 8e9riff, an Srau &u6len
DDrbet5ueilen uno t6ren 9taub in Sicberbeit
3l brtn9en. 2lber ite batten 6ie Jtecbnung
o6ne ben 0irtb, ober pielmebr obne bie
Mtrt6in 9emacbt. @6e ie iib beIien Der=
iaben, regnete es Tauiticbldge BON elmer
frdftigen mei6Ii9en 6auit in ibre Gila9en
unO ite retirirten riidmdrtS Sic Sreppe binz
auf. Srau &u6let rief Oann etnen Bolt
3iiten, nit 6eiien 6iilfe ite bic beiOen SpiB:
buben nacb ser Station bra6te, no ite TIRE
Jtanen ais 8urt unb gilbert Sligb an:
gaben.
, 1893-05-31
Vubloie OerfoIouno.

Sin un6efannter Spibbube pltr6e be4te
Wforgen nm 9 l1br Die State>S traBe entz
lang bon ettua 200 Berlonen pcrfolgt, entz
fam a6er bennocb. Gr bate bel benz
8fanOonteG 81. @ipel1, $50. 1910 Stateitr.,
etnen Go6, @i9entbum bes @r=OtaDors
&obe, fir 81 perieBt. Die 8Oliset bate
ben 3od ais geitoblen in 8eiib genomme1,
uto ais 9enannter 9fanbontel beute Morz
gen ben 9teb iab, perLangte er leine 81.
6rau @ipen faBte Sen 8uri6en an benz
GQbosen, iporauf Der Spibbube ibr einen
S3lag ms @citdbt berieBte ullo bann
b%aDonlief. @Gbreno ser Oieb oaponlief,
%feuerte ct peri6ieOene S6iiie auf Icine
8erfolger ab, obne gu ~treffen.
, 1893-05-31
Socasa sur Sluat eerditet.
Die RepoIutionstruppen Dor oen Gboren pom
manaoua.
Gan SaIba6or. 81. MQt.

Die GeDoIuttonstruppen befinbeniib nur
npb bier Stu1oen bon Wtanagua, 6er
0auptita6t bon gttcaragua, uno bereiten
ltcb al&f etnen Nngriff auf Ben YrGitbenten
Saca5a Dor. Saca5a riiitet 1ib in Wana>
qua auf ben &dmpf, aber er lit barauf porz
b%erettet, ote Staot ie0en Qugenbltd 3u per>
laien, tpenn feline 8~ebtngungen BON ben
GepoLuttonGren nlbt angenommen peroen.
@r bat Wfontea, einem Mitglie6e Ser repo>
l1ttonGren Sunfa, Ben ct fir Ietnen per-
1Dnltcben Sreunb bGLt, bringeno gebeten,
ibm ietne peri0nlt6e St1er6eit gu gepd6rz
letlten. Cine Qn5abl BON Siibrern Ser Ste
Doluttonspartei D~erlangt 6as 9eben Sacaz
5a's, pesbalb ltb 6ieier, Ser bas neiB, in
nnidgltcber Qn8ft beftnbet. @r bat iib an
Die Eegterunq BON San SalDator getpan6t,
UNI bort etnen 3uflu3tSort SIT ftnben, unb
otele 8ttte Dtro tbm getpdbrt tperben, tpenr
CT obne 8egIeitlng fommt. Saca3a's
Tamtlte beftnbet it3 iebt an 8Orb zines
Pactftc>g oft6ampfers.
Granada, Ntcara9ua, 81. Mat.
Die 6%offnung, boB 5tpiidben BEN Ser
tretern Oes grdiibenten Saca3a un6 Ben
GepOIutionGren ourCb. sic 8eratbung in
Sabora @ranoe cine 8eritGnbt9un9 berz
bei9efibrt perOen miir6e, bet iidb nicbt cr7
fiut. 2luf Sori6lag Oes amerifantf3en
@eianbten 8afer lit Elm @affenftiuftanb
BON 48 Stunben gei9loiien tporben. Wtorz
gen ipu noc5 cine Gonferen3 itattfinben,
aber man periprt9t iicb nur perig bon
Dem Geiultate, un6 Notwithstanding tper6en
mach Nblauf bes Observation-Disclosures bte
Setn0leli9feiten tpieber auf9enommen.
8afbin9ton, 81. Otat.
9as StaotSoepartement bat bic ntcbt=
antli6e Nachrt9t erbalten, baB ber 8rG@
fioent Saeasa beiterna Abenb, nabbem er
Die 6rieOenSbeOingun8en unter5eicbnet bate,
lein Nmt nie0ergetegt bat.
, 1893-05-31
Die retniten O%rebRdmmeI.
Die uRur1ane Society" gu hiIfe e~erufen, nm
etnem mett=G an3e Elm Groe gu MAIDEN.
0enber. Sol. 81. Mfaf.

0eltern Jta6mtttag muBte in ether am
%ltGnotgen San5afaoemte einem 8etttan5e1t
Elm @nbe 9erna6t iper0en, 6aS por9eitern
Nben0 nm neun 16r %begonnen pur6e, un6
Icbon iiber acbt3eDn Stunoen ge6drert bate
3ebn SGn5er paren nob all Ser Nrbett,
unb l9leppten it6 nit 6iIfe tbrer G6n3e>
rtnnen meDr to0t ais Ieben6tg I'M ntotter1
Wal5ertaft burcb Sen Saal. @iner Ser
Sbeilneblner mar aus Gri60pfing o6nz
mGcbttg nteberge1unfen, ais feline Wutter
auf Der Bib fldcbe eri6ten, unb i'm bat,
oaS tbori3te unternebmen auf5ugeben Der
iln9e Wfann mat faum no3 I'M Stanoe,
1t6 art ben 8etnen gu balten, un6 bling tpte
Elm tral&rtger 0ai6lappen am 0oLie ietner
SG13ert1t, aber er beftan0 0qrauf, 1t6 metz
ter gu lcbLeppen, u16 tpolte ben Bitten iei>
ner Wtutter abiol1t fetne Sol9e ~letiten. 9a
entlcblOB ltcb otele iofort gu elmer @etpalt>
maBre9el, un6 iucbte Sen SefretGr S9ompz
ion bon Der v6umane SoctetD" auf, UNI
benz Sfoltbol elm @n6e 5u madben, mas benn
ancb lcbleuni9lt gei5ab.
gSGbren0 0es SanSeS mar 6as Sbau1ptel
in Oem San5iaale Elm pabrboft emp0renz
beS. Sober Der @etttGnser bate 6as &ecbt,
nit iedb3 iun9en Wi66en gu tan3en, bic
lib gegenieitig obl0ften; bic iungen Mdnz
net aber muBten itcb pbne &ube u16 Staff
i'm langiamen Wal8ertaft fort6reben. Sic
nabmcn i9re @~rfrii6uugen pGbren6 6ieier
0%rebungen (oas Wort Son5en mar ibon
ntcbt mebr a%ntpenbbar) Elm, inbcm Tie in Der
etncn 6ano etne S6aale nit Suppe biel@
ten, unD nit Der a1beren iicb on ibre GGn7
Sert11 anflamr1erten. Wdbreno ser lebten
5tpet StnnDen mlBten tbatlGcbltb sic
WfGD9en oas iogenannte San3er beiorgen,
tnbem lie ibren 9Gn5er feit an ser 6Ifte
paften, tpdbrenb itcb bieie nit Wtibe uno
gtotD am 6alie tbrer 3Gn5ertnnen feit7
b~telter. Oils enbItb Sic Boli3et auf NnS
o%rDnung be5 uSbierz unb Wfeni9eni3ub@
bereins" 6unane SoctetD) Der bummen
@ci6ibte Elm Gnbe ma3ten, tpur6e George
Sper5, ais benz ausoauernOten GGnSer CD
Der Yrets 5uerfannt.
, 1893-05-31
Gin fIRles Grab.
Jacob Sees iprinet pom Soro 0es Oampfers
n2ltIanta" in oen mi6iean See
hinab uno ~ertrir1ft.

Sacob Sees, angebIicb aus @ran6 2o6ge,
Cation &c., Mid., iprang am Montag
QbenO iiber 8Orb Oes D@oobric6~= 0ampfers
vNtlanta" unb ertranf. SIS unterliest
teinem s3peifel, baB 6ieS in ielbftm6rz
oertl3er Qlbit6t 9ei6ab, benin er bate
God, S6u6e un6 t6ut, ioipie cine 80rle
nit $25 un6 feline l1br in Ser Sabine suz
ritfgelaien. Gr miro beibrieben ais Elm
Wfann bon ungefa6r 3 SUB 6 53oQ @r0Be,
Stentlt3 %corpulent, nit etnem ~fursen,
i6ipar5en 8art un6 benz 2lu5ieben zines
SarmerS.
Sees fam am Monntag N6en6 in @ran6
!6aOen an SOr0 oeS yQltlanta@. @r befano
Itb in @e1eu16aft 5tpeter anberer 9euti6er
uno ale 9ret ibtenen bes @uten ettpas su
bel gctbdlt 5l baben. Ser yQltlanta" ber=
lteB bas 0o6 in ber 9ttbtung mach Chicago
tl1r5 Dor 5ebn ltbr un0 Die meiiten Der
9aiia9icre gingen balD 6arauf 81 8et1.
Captain @iQian NiboIion, Der 8efeblz
Daber bes D%2ttlanta" iagte %9eitern:
vWtein Stepart tbeilt mir nit, 6aB er
Sees fur5 na6 II 1br ettpaS ouf Elm Stitd
Bapier bat icbreiben ie6en; Sener lei tbm
iebr aufgeregt eri6ienen, bod babe ct fi9
ntbt tDeiter I'M i'm befilmmert. 3pei
iun9e 2eute, Sic ebenfauS SIT ben Yaiiaz
gteren geDOrten, fonnten ntbt icblafen; tie
traten beSbalb ungefG6r INN II 1br auf
0aS 9e6 btnaus un6 be9annen langiam
aut7 ulto ab3uge6en.
8alo .barduf famen ie 3u mir ouf Sic
&Omn1anoObritGe geetlt un0 t6etlten mir
nit, baB itb eben Elm Mann ii6er 8prb
9eltiir5t babe. Sic fagten, fte 6Gtten I'M
Sterne bes S6iffes einen Mfann in 6enlos=
Grmeln unb obne SUIT uu0 S6ube auf Ser
8%rititung iiben ieben. Oils lie gang in
ietne gtdbe %9efOmmen ieien, babe CT iib
crl3roGen umgeic6nut unb itdb Damn, ebe
tie i'm barnn bGtten b~er6in0crn t0nnen,
fopfiiber IN ben See btnabgeitir5t. SD
befabl, iofOrt ei1 8Oot be~rabSulal1en, itieg
ieLbit nit 0ret Wtatrolen Elm un6 lieB nacb
Der STEELE Suritdru0ern, mo Set Wtann bin
abgelpru1gen ietn muBte. @tne babe
St1toe lang tparteten mir berge6licb auf
0aS @mpOrfOmmen oes Mannes, Damn
iebten mir 0te 6abrt fort.
Nuf Dem StiiG 8opter, bas man in
Sees Sabine tanO, itanb in 6eutidber
Spracbe, baB CT it5 ibon LANCE nit Selbitz
morDgeoanten g~ctragen uno Die Sabrt nur
unternommen babe, I'm ieinen Ylan aus
3ufIbren. Seine beiben @enoiien Oertpeiz
9erten iegltcbe 2luSfunft un0 ais Das Sbiff
am 9o6 in @btcago anlangte, iparcn lie
inter ben Griten, Die baiielbe perlicBen.
9luD Die betoen iungen 2eute, bie SEN Wtann
batten ttS Sal1er ipringen iebcn, licBcn
itb MIR lngern bereit ftnoen, cine lc6riftz
li9e Qusiage 3t maden.
, 1893-05-31
Santiago, oie bauptitaot Don Gbile,
bon elmer 9roken 9euersbrunit
hetm9eiubt.
Der Dori6lae Der 3epolutiondre in Rio
Granoe 90 Sui, ole propir3 an Uruguay
on3u9Iieoern, Don Ger 2eeierure oes
Iebteren States ab9eIebnt.
8aIparatfa, 81. Wtai.

@eitern berri6te in Santiago cine groBe
Seuersbrunit, unb Der 8erluit Der auSLdne
oilcben 8erlt6erun9sgeieui6afte wir6 Bic
6Obe bon $500, 900 erreiden.
Ser braitlianil6e GongreB Fat es abge>
lebnt, etnen 8ermittler 5ur 8~eiGegun9 Der
ltnruben in Der 8ropin5 9tio @ronoe 30
Sul 5u ernennen. 9ieie @eigerung be-
rubt auf Der Qbii6t, bie &ebcutOn bur9
rationale Sruppen 81 unterbriifen. Ser
treter Ser Gepoluttondre baben borgeIcblaz
gen, Die Ge9ierun9 bon Uruguay nm Silfe
ge9en @aitilbo an3ugeben, unb Die 8rOOin5
GtO @ranbe DO SuL Dem Staate Uruguay
ein3uOerletben. Die &e9ierung bon ltru7
guar lebnte ie6ob bas Nnerbieten a6 un6
tbeilte 6ies benz braitIianti3en @elanbten
nit.