davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-08-18
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. ]
WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. IS.


Comptroller Eckels was to-day
informed that the Peoples Ma
,ional Bank of Winston, n. c., capital
100000, had suspended.
The total number of fourth-class
postmasters appointed to-day was lO3,
of whom 63 will fill the places of re-
moved republicans. The changes in
Virginia were as follows: Hillsborough,
Loudoun county, Geo. W. Wiley APP
pointed postmaster vice John I. Spates,
removed Lennig, Halifax county, Jno.
NJ. Darlington, vice Jas. f. Canada, re-
signed Lowmoor, Allegheny county,
Teresa Rowan, vice Benz. Karnes, re-
signed Rodophil, Amelia county, III.
Anderson, vice II. C. Enroughty, re-
moved; White Plains, Brunswick coun-
ty. Josephine l.. Branch, vice Jos. w.
House, removed.
Secretary Carlisle has requested the
resignation of J. Webb Flanagan, col
lector of customs at Ell Paso, Texas-the
man who, as delegate to g national
republican convention, asked the ia
NOUS question, what are we here
for9"
Acknowledgement Olney has decided
that there is no power lodged in any
officer of the government to extend the
time for the withdrawal of domestic
whisky frouRbonded warehouses. This
is the last step in the movement to OBJ
tain relief for distillers.
1t is becoming more and more ap-
parent that the administration is whip
ping in the democrats who don't agree
with its silver policy, and that when a
vote shall be taken on the bill to repeal
she Sherman act it will have majority
of both houses of Congress in its favor.
1t is reported at the Capitol to-day
that the three members Of the commits
sion appointed TO investigate the charge
of frauds in the New York customs
house are each drawing S25 q day and
have been doing so since the date of
their appointment, nearly three months
ago, though they have done and are
doing little or nothing.
A well-kuown banker of this city at
the Capitol to-day said currency in
large amounts was selling in New York
Yesterday at three per cent. premium.
Among the bills introduced in the
Senate to-day, was one to allow indivd-
ual holders of government bonds to ex-
change them for currency at the Treas
nry.
As anticipated in this correspondence
Yesterday, the Senate finance COM
mittee to-day, by vote of all its repub-
lican and two of its democratic men,
hers. Messrs. VOORHEES, and Mcpherson,
reported a bill repeating the purchasing
clause of the Sherman silver act, and
declaring it to be the policy of the gov
eminent to continue the use of both
cold and silver coin as standard money;
Sir VOORHEES, says be will call this bill
SIN as soon as the bill allowing the
banks circulation to the full amount OF
the par value of their bonds shall be
disposed of. The minority of the COM
Enittee say they will oppose it at every
point unless it shall provide for the
free coinage of silver at a ratio of20 to l.
Tt is the evident purpose of democrats
of the Senate to sidefracg the silver bill
anti the bank bill referred to shall be
passed.
-nartmeat said to-day: Gan advocates of free
coinage say they are laboring in behalf of the
moor mau. They declare atsilyer Is the poor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-08-18
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The Pope has raised tne Vicariate VI
Idaho to the dignity of bishopric.
Charley Walton, aged 80, who muir
d.red Sam Keith, was lynched by
the people at the fair grounds at Nor
garfield, KY, to-day.
AT 5 o'clock this morning an earth
quake shock was felt in Bucharest.
Slight damage was done to number
of buildings but nobody was hurt.
VIM. J. Jamison, colored herb doc
tor, was executed at Quincy, ILL.,, to-
day for the murder of Supervisor
Charles n. Aron on April 10th, 1892.
The drought which prevails over
nearly the entire State of Maine has
reached severity unprecedented in
the crop growing season for many
years.
Frank Barton, a carpenter, was ia
tally shot by Officer McPhee in Den
yer, Col, at an early hour this morning,
the policeman installing him for
burglar.
The citizens posse at Clark county,
Ala. have the five remaining members
of the Meachim gang surrounded in
swamp, and bloody battle is hourly
expected.
A special from Des Moines. Ia, says
that the name of Gov. Horace Bots will
be presented to the democratic State
convention on August 23d as the party's
choice for U. S. Senator, and there is
no doubt that it will be endorsed.
The execution of the full-blooded In
dian Baldwin Christie and the white
man James Williams which was to take
place at Tahlequah, l. T., to-day, has
been postponed. Chief Harris has re-
spited the two men for thirty days.
Yesterday Polk Alexander, a promi-
nent citizen of Gleason, Tenn, was shot
in the head and twice in the body by
d.. Wilson, a druggist. Wilson then
SHOT himself, dying instantly. They
have been at outs for about one year
and met yesterday with the above re-
suit
silas Brown, aged IS years of age,
shot and killed his wife last night in
Columbus, Ohio, by putting two bullets
through her head They lived in that
city, but separated few months ago
and she brought suit for divorce. They
had been married 80 years aud had
four children.
The church trial of Rev. n. B. Thomp,
son of the Congregational church oil
Campello, Mass, and who was charged
with occupying a state room with Mrs
Lillian Swift, young widow, on q
Portland boat, and with lying in hi;
statements regarding the matter, was
ended last night. Mr.. Thompson was
declared guilty and expelled from the
church.
Gold to the amount of 798, 900 pounds
was Withdrawn from the bank of Eng.
land to-day for shipment to the United
States. The steamer Columbia sailed
from Hamburg to-day for New York
She has on board $l,440,0 900 in
gold for American houses. The
steamship Elbe, which sails FROM
Southampton late in the week has
100000 in gold for this country
Speyer & Co., of New York will
ship 100000 Of gold and the New York
Produce Exchange Bank s25,0OC
American gold coin on the steamship
Campania. leaving Liverpool to-mor-
row.
A. L. Drake announced his failure at the
New York consolidated exchange to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-08-18

THEY CRIPPLED CHILDREN.--A gang
of men have been arrested in Biskupitz,
Croatia, for numbering young children.
The men have for years made a trade
Of Gripping children and then sending
them out to beg, or selling them to
others for the same purpose. Children
were stolen or were misled with prom.
Uses to visit the house kept by the gang
on the outskirts Of the town. Once
there they were bound and tortured.
When the police forced their way into
the house Wednesday they found two
girls of twelve or fourteen years, with
their legs broken. Another girl, OF
about the same age, lay bound on 9
bed, with her right arm broken and
both eyes gouged out. Two other
children, hardly less horribly mutilated,
were found on cots in the Gel lars.
Many instruments, which have been
used in producing physical deformitie9,
were uncovered in the cellar, and were
seized for evidence. - i.ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-08-18
The Red Mans Way,

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 1S.-"Rain-In
the-Face-Tomcat," a Kolispell Indian,
Wednesday night captured his squaw
near here and shot and scalped her
for having eloped with white Blank.
et," Spokane Indian. "White
Blanket" and others caught ''Tom.
cat" cut Off his ears, tied him and
threw him into fire they had built.
The police arrived too late to capture
the murderers, who, with ".Whitq
Blanket" have taken to the woods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-08-18

mans money but how could the poor man
uaa abtain silver at 81 90 an ounce than he
49, oaI, %. seventr cents an ounce? How can
nonr man get barrel of flour with l'si
aat,or+ when wheat is eighty cents bushel
,bon he can when wheat is only forty cents
= busbel? Why will dollars be cheaper when
silver bullion is worth S1.29 an ounce than
when it is only worth seventy cents an
,rncaSD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-08-18

THE FACT that the general stock
market was but little, if any, affected
by the recent transfer of the great
Northern Pacific Railroad to the hands
of a receiver, is commented upon as
passing strange by some of the newspa-
pers. But it is not at all so. During a
pestilence, when hundreds die daily, the
death of man so prominent that it
would produce sensation under ordi-
nary conditions, is almost uunoticed.
So in the case referred to, the business
failures are so numerous now that any
single one, no matter how important, is
lost sight of amidst the general wreck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-08-18

WHITE MEN always were uncertain,
but thev are more so now than ever
certainly those in Virginia are A
large majority of the democrats OF the
State, wrong as it may be for them to
be so, are in favor of free silver, and
so declared themselves in State conven-
ton only one year ago; but they last
night adopted a platform composed OF
"glitteripg catchwords" on the silver
question, and nominated as their guber-
material candidate man who refused
to express his opinions on that subject
but who has said that the President,
who is utterly opposed to free silver,
is. on general principles, always right.
They last year endorsed free silver !;
they this year endorse the President
who condemns free silver. There is
marked difference between modern and
old-time Virginia democracy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-08-18

THE democratic convention of Vir-
GINA yesterday, to cap the climax of its
absurdity, adopted resolution con-
graduating President Cleveland upon
an event in his family that has not, and
that possibly may not, occur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-08-18
FRIDAY EVENING AUG. IS, 1873.

THE FAIRLY elected representatives
of the democratic party of the State
having, in convention assembled, noml-
mated ticket and adopted a platform,
it is the bounden duty of every demo-
crat in the State to support both with
all the means in his power. Though
neither may be perfectly acceptable to
him, as a cardinal principle of democ-
racy is that the majority shall rule,
every true democrat in the State will
bow in submission to the will of the
convention, for no such democrat will
ever set his own, against the properly
expressed will OF his party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-08-18

Justice Foorhis in New Yclk to-day in
posed small fines upon those who created the
lbor disturbance In that city Yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-08-18

The Kendall county bank at YOrkviI!s'
ILL.,, closed its doors yesterday. Assets So
900; liabilities S65, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-08-18

L
platform from this district were S.
Wexford Corbin. King George; r. w.
Moore, Fairfax, and S. G. Brent, Alex
andria.
During the meeting of the delegates
of the Eighth district motion in favor
of free silver coinage was offered, and
created excited discussion. The mo-
ton was indefinitely postponed.
The following compose the members
of the central committee from this, the
Eighth district: Leonard Marbury,
Alexandria; H. Shepperd, Warrenton;
G. S. P. Triplett, JetIersonton; c. P.
Janney, Leesburg, and W. B. E. Bib,
Louisa Courthouse.
THE NOMINEES.
Charles T. O'Ferrall was born at
Brucetown, Frederick county, and is
about SO years of age. At the breaking
out of the war he entered the Confeder-
ate cavalry service, and was soon pro-
noted to the captaincy of Company /,
Twelfth Virginia Cavalry, which was
attached to Gen. Turner Ashby's bri-
gade. He was several times danger
ously wounded. Afterward he was
promoted to the rank of Colonel and
assigned to regiment in Gen. limbo
den's brigade.
1t the close of the war be assumed
the management of the American Ho-
tel. Staunton, which he conducted fog
several years. He then studied law ! )
Washington and Lee University, and
upon graduating located at Harrison
burg, where he has since resided. He
succeeded in his profession, and was for
several years judge of the county court
of Rockingham. Afterward he was
elected to the Legislature. Then he
was nominated for Congress against
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-08-18

THE ILA1tOhM.
The representatives of the democrat
ic party of Virginia, in convention as
sembled, reaffirming their allegiance to
the principles of the party as formu' lated
by Mr.. Jefferson and eXempified by a
long line OF illustrious Virginians, and
congratulating the people utpon, the
beneficial results of democratic admin
istration whenever the democratic par
ty has had contol O. the State and fed
eral governments, do declare,
First.-The democratic party having
founded the public-school system of
Virginia and having securedits efficiency
by wise legislation, pledges itself to the
people that it will continue to extend
to the system loyal and generous sup
port until every child in the common
wealth shall receive the benefit of an
education.
Second.-The democratic party OF
Virginia, being largely composed of
farmers, and believing that the pros
perity of the State is dependent upon
the success of agriculture, pledges itself
that it will, by the encouragement of
desirable immigration and enactment OF
proper legislation, do all in its power to
promote and advance The agricultural
interests of the State.
Third.-The democratic party fayors
the most rigid economy in the admins
tration of all the branches of the State
government, revision Of the laws reg
ulating the criminal expenses of the
State, and the enactment of such stat
utes as will equalize the assessments of
property returned for taxation. The
meagre returns from agriculture arouse
the desire to relieve as far as possible
the lands of the State by the imposition
of taxes upon associations, enterprises
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25
Don Gas betdubt
miro SEQ menees in feiner Wohnune, $500
8. Qarf Qpe. p%oreefuuoen.

I'm Z 1t6r Witttpo6 firth bernabm Srau
81. 2tnbemann BON $500 g.. Yarf 9loenue
I'M 3inmer tbres Mietbers Seq Wfen9es
elm lautes StObnen, unb glei9Settie be-
merfte iie einen aus oem 3immer 6rin>
genben itarfen @as9eru6. Sic flopfte an
Die Gblr, erbtelt aber feline Qnttport.
Damn rtef tie cine Nacbbarin berbei uub
nerludbte nit Silfe bericlben bic Sbiire ge7
tpaltlam 81 Dffnen. 9teieS gelang ibnen
iebob ntcbt. Dem 3ufdatg an benz 6aule
DDrbetgebcnben SSH Darling, SET bon ben
beioen Srauen 3ur 6itlfe gerufen murbe,
geIa19 es i6lteBli9, Die Sbitr auf5uitoBen.
Den Gintreten6en i6lug ein ani6eineno
nit Qetberodmpfen permtl6ter ~itarfer @as>
gerucb entgegen. W1enges lag 1tDDneno allf
benz SuBboben binter ber Sbiir. 8oten
nurben iofort 3u Der 8pltSet u16 nacb
e;nem Nr3t gei3t6t, unb balb mar 9r.
8arneS Sur Steue. Ser QrSt erflGrte, baB
fir Oas Bte6erauftommen bes Battenten
muir iebr tpenig 6%pffnung uorbanoen lei,
ba 6erielbe bic gtftige Suit ibon felt Dor7
eeltern 2benb UNI 10 lt6r eingeatbmet bate.
9facb benz MuSIeben beS 8ettes unb beS
3immers 81 urtbeilen, muB Wenges enerz
gti3 fir ietr 2eben gefGmpft baben, ais ct
beretts 6alb betGubt mar un6 ben @ebraucb
ietner &rafte bereits eingebiiBt bate. 9aS
8ett5el9 mar aus benz 8ette berauSgetpor>
fen unb tbetlneiie 3erriiien.
2ieut. S'8rien BON ber Cottage @rope
Noe. zStation lit genei9t, an5unebmen, baB
es ft6 UNI etnen Selbtmorbperlu6 bonble.
Srau 2tnbemann meint aber, baB Naenges
gar feinen @runb se9abt babe, SalbitmorO
5u begeben.
Men9es lit 30 Sabre alt unb n~erfauft
fir pcri9ieoene Sirmen S3mudpaaren
auf @ommiiiion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25
Staot Chicago.
Der Canadian.
Der %DespIaines. SIu6=0 bleitunescanoI pou=
enoet. - GroitIoie uabIdit9feit Der
QontractorelI.

gta6 elmer bon sc. 80. @eiton, 6em Nuf>
ieber Der Musgrabungs= Mrbeiten am Canal
geauBerten Nngabe farm Die 20 WtetIen
LANCE Strede pon Summit bis 9o6port
bis gum 2lpriI 1897 beenbet per6en.
0tele 0ngabe lit in benz DterteliGbrltcben
8eribt entbalten Del3en Wetton Der
lebten Geriammlung Ser 9ratna8es@om1
miilton unterbrettete. Sim metiten I'M
Glditanbe finb Bic bier Sectionen Der
tGontractoren Ngnetp & So.
Die Qbleitun9 bes 9esplotnesz Sluiies lit
nabe5u been6et; lie bat 5ablretbe Gorrecs
tiDnen beS SluBlaufes an peri6ie6enen
Yunften stpiihen 2pons, Goof &c., unb
Gomeo, ssh 60, CUR Solge gebabt, tpGbz
reno ser gauge Gauf bcs 6luiieS auf elmer
Strede bon Ii Weilen in BEN NblettungS1
canal iiber9elettet lit. 0ieier lit 200 SUP
brett, uno pur6en l 5000, 900 &%ubttparos
@let1herger0u uno 24O, 600. &ubifparoS
Sells ausge9raben. 9Glnme BON II SUB
606e 1tn6 an Sen l1ferr erbaut, tpel6e it6
in Der gtGbe bon 9tiperIioe %beginnenO bis
STONED 20 Wfeilen tpett auSitreden uno 10
bic Tlutbnaiier beS 0esplaines Sluiies
enogilttg bonn SauptcanaI aus1blieBen, To-
baB feine Sinoerung in ben Nrbetten mebr
81 ertDarten tit.
l1eber BEN Sorti6rttt ser Nrbetten am
6auptcanaI bericbtet Weiton, haB Sic Ser
30gerung BEN Gontractoren GUT 2aft gele9t
iperben miiiie. Sn Dem lebtcn Sa6r babe
iib cine 8ei9leunt9ung auerbingS bemerf7
bar gemacbt. 90 iinb bic @ontractoren
Gtder, See & Co., tpelbe bic ~fletnite
Section f bel Summit baben, tbrem
Contract DorauS, ebenio Bic Gontractoren
Streeter & &encftd; bctbe @ontractoren
tperben tbre Qtrbett in 3pet Elm balb bis brei
Sabren fertigitcIen fonnen.
8. 8. Smttb & So. itn6 IN Der Section
D lopett 3uriif, boB ite nodb bier Sabre
braucben, ebenio Ite9t bic Section G nob
inn 9(r9en. Qllfreb t6arlep bat sic 9lrbetz
ten in Section l 9dn8li6 eingeiteIt, unb
bur6 ben 8ru6 nit WcQ(rt6ur Bros.
baben bte Secttonen 2, 3 unb 4 bis gum
4. 9toDember bra6 gelegen. Die Sectionen
5, 6, 7, 8 unb 9 tparen Der Ttrua Ngnem
& So. iibcr9eben, tpeI9e bic Nrbetten emz
pftnbltb berna6lGiiigt baben, 70 6aB na6
benz btSbcrigen 4rbettstempo mebr ais
aebn Sabre 3ur Nusfiibrung Der Gontracte
nGtbtg fem ipiirben. 9urcb ben 8anferott
bet Wec@ormid Contraction SO. itn6 6eren
Nrbeiten ebenfaus Douitdnbi9 eingeiteut,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25
Der Wetn uno Ole Kdlte.

8enn elm @ein i'm Safe friert, 10 fann
man unbeotnst nit bemlelben nibtS on6e>
res tbun, ais baS SAP an etnen pGrmeret
8lab legcn uno 10 LANCE liegen laiien, bis
DaS Sis p%oQtdn0ig 9ei9mol5en lit. SIS
mltB Set Sctn bann obgela1len un0 tbn
cine 3ett lang Eube 9egonnt tperben. &C.
p0Dnli1 ftnbet man in benz Safe, in peL7
cbem Ser 0ein> gefroren mar uno nieber
aufgetbaut 1T, am 8oben cine beOeutenoe
9tblagerung BON Wcinitein, ba Der Wein in
benz WtaBe, in melbem er fdltes wurDc,
INNER pentger Weinitein in 20iung 81 err
balten Dermocbte. Wtan macbt baber audi
Die Babrncbmung, bab 9%efroren geueiener
gScin na9 benz Nltftbauen peniger iauer
lbmedt ais porber. 0ein in 6lalcben,
mel9er BET &dlte auSgeiebt 1T, miro bur6
Nusl9eibung bon 8einitein g~lan5los unb
btspeilen iogar gans triib. Ser aussez
lbiebenc @etnltetn lit Elm 3arteS, tDte @las>
ulcbl alsiebenbeS 8ulper unb 6aftet al ben
QSGnoen Der Slaicbe. 9erielbc pirb aucb
nibt mebr yel0it, pen Der Wetn pGrmer
pirb. Mein, tpelber flr Ben 6ausgebral3
bient, FAINT in bieien 6lal6en perbleiben,
QSenn @eine, bie p~erfauft merben loaen,
10 fart in Der Slaibe erfalten, baB ie
0einitein auSi6etber, 10 blei6t faum ettDas
anberes iibrt9, ais bic Slai6en gu entlee7
rem, Dem Wein cine Stbonlng su 9eben
unb i'm baum mieber auf Slaiben Su
lfuuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25
Der murm i'm 2lpfe[.

Der @urm inn apfel lit sic W1aoe 6es
Qpfelpidlers. Gins Ser Mittel, UNI ben
S6dbltng gu bernicbten, lit bic ricbtige
&~inbenpflese. Qtueb binter ben abgeftorbez
men %riiii9en &inbertbetlen iucbt Die Gaupe
beS ~@pfelnidlers unter 1mitGn6en ibr
8interquartier. 9as Gbi9arren urb 9(nz
itrei6en nit &alfmilcb btIft pobG audi
gegen cine Wtaiie anberer ScbGblinge, bic
BORT iibernintern moaen. 6terber qe60rt
.betanntlicb au6 bas Sffenbalten Der
8aumi6eibe. Wan barf aucb nibt perz
geiien, Dab bic Gaupen nit in Die Sbftz
fammer fommen unb BORT iibermintern
iieb einiptnnen unb I'M Sriibiabre itcb per-
puppen unb ausl6lilpfen f0nnen. 9ennab
Idubere man nacb Dem &dumen Der SbItz
TANNER, ober 10 oft eS ionft gebt, ale
Spalten, 9ttiic inn SuBbpben, an ben
@Gnoen, Ben 0eden, in BEN @den, in ben
Stellagen II. f. no., LIBERAL ftn6et MAJ ba
bic 9taupen bes Seinbes, bic pobleeboreen
ibrer Nuferitebung barren. Dit iuenia
Wii9e fam man oa Diel erreiden. Mon
pergelie nur nt6t, baB man eS nit Dem
9lpfelnidlcr, nit einem ber unangenebm1tcn
S4doltn9e, gu tbun bat unO baB man bas
y8urmfticbige" ni6t blob i'm @aumen
ipiirt, ionbern aud i'm @eI6beutel. 0ie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25
Bafte nit Sem Gooe.
Der Ginbreder Janes Gonnors in Der mob-
nune pom 2lIfreo SuceY Don oieiem
er1bofen.

&urs Dor II 11br 9ienitag @benb tpur6e
Elm nut gu gut befannter Serbre3er
ser @eitiette, Santes @onnors, alias
Did S%enibatp, IN Der Wobnung bon
2tlfre6 2uceD betrDffen. Setn pertpeges
ner, gegen bas @t9entbum anberer 9eute
g~eplan1er Nnldlas ioQte nit ieinem Sobe
enoert. 2uceD puroe 6urb bas @eraul3,
tpeldes gu na6tiblafcnoer Belt in ieiz
nem 6aule 9en1abt tpurbe, getpedt. ST
fletbete ii6 an, unb mabte it9, nit
einem Gebolper %beipaffnet Daran, fib bon
Ser llrlacbe ser ndhtliden &ubeitorung 81
pergeriiiern, unb itieB BET Der 9urbs
iucbung bes 6auieS auf etnen Wann, nell
cher offenbar 3u feinem anoeren 3med eins
geitiegen mar, als UNI ieinc @ter nad
frem6cm Sab unb Gut su befrtebtgen.
QuceD tpurbe 0urcb ietnen 8ruber Wttz
cbael gcipedt, ser ben @t1breber inn @ros
gei9oB eeb0rt bate. 8eibe b%emaffneten
iuh nit etnem &epoIber u1p l6li6en it6
bic Sreppe btnab. Der Ginbrecber mnBte
ie in6eiien ge6Drt baben, 6enn ct ipran9
aeraoe 6urb Die Sintert6iir ms Srete, ais
Sic 8riber alf benz Sur anfamen. Qllfreb
feuerte bier SbIlie binter tbm ber unb Der
Monb FAM ibm beim a3ielen 81 6ilfe.
0ret Rugeln trafen ben Sliibtling in ben
&iidem. @r iblcppte ft6 no6 bis auf etnen
gegeniiberliegenoen 8auplab unb ftel oann
sl 8oben. Sort fanb tbn ein Boli3tlt, Der
Ourcb bie Sbifie berbeigelodt mar.
Der 8oli3eitpasen Ser Martpeuitr. sSta7
ton tpurbe berbeigerufen unb Der Sbpere
perleBte ioIte nab Dem Soipital gei9afft
tperben, bo9 itarb ct auf benz @ege oabin,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25
Gter i'm Dinter.

Gum Gierlegen I'M @inter gebOrt Dor
auen 9ingen Elm retnlicbes, marmes Siibs
nerbauS, at @riinfutter barf eS ebenfaus
nicbt feblen, aber mar 9ebe benz @eflitgel
aucb S0rner, bic sefalft finb. @s lit baS
our9aus unibdbli6, tpenn es nt3t gu
LANCE fort9eiebt tpirb. @5etpDbnli6 Dertpen5
bet man 81 Oiciem 3pede Weisen. Snz
oelien fam audi aQes anbere @etreiDe, mie
@erite, Safer uno Otais duf 6teie @eiie
%bebanoelt tperben. Wfan nimmt ult9elDi6@
ten Salt unb l0idbt benielben in elmer entz
i%precbenoen Weenge parmen @aiiers, Stun
macbt ma bon Dem getreibe einen runOen
6auten unb 9ieBt al1f Sic Mitte beiieIben
bas &alfDaiier, nacbbem es por6er tii6tig
umgeriibrt purbe. Damn riibrt man ben
6aufen Inn, bis ale &Orner binrei6enb
eingetpei6t itnb. 0or Der Siitterltng brett
tet man Die &0rner aus unb ldBt iie trodz
men. Sn SGucn, mo- Dtete Der I6iere iterben
Obne itcbtbare llriabe, miro Der Seriu6 emu
pfoblen, ie NIT gcfaltten &Orncrl1 gu flt7
tern. 2tueb Der &aIf in 9luiterni6alen
mirb BON ben 6iibnern leibt genortmen
unb beeinfluBt bic 8ilbun9 Der Sbalen.