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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01
A Nursery Company.

The Salt Lake Nursery company
filed its articles OF Incorporation in the
county court late yesterday afternoon.
The ofllcsn are Martin ChrislophuTs)n
prosidont, Robert wills vice president,
and John Cabot, secretary and troasu-
rel; these, with WIN. h. Gabbott an d
Eaus Larson, constitute the board OF
directors. The capital stock is $50, 600,
divided into %, 0OO shares. The object
OF the company Is TO carry ona general
anu special nursery bust leaa. The office
Will bo Ia Farmers precinct, Salt LAKE
county,
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BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 2s.-The
Row. w. 4. ID. Clemm, at a meeting
VI the Methodist annual conference,
which will begin tomorrow at Hagers.
town, will ask for the appointment OF
u Committee to visit President Cleve-
land, Cardinal Gibbonsand Archbishop
Satolli and urge them 70 use their inllu.
once IN behalf OF Rev. Nh Nelson, the
Methodist missionary now Imprisoned
In Brazil. His arrest Rnd imprlsOn-
ment were caused, IL il SAID, by state
mants made IN sermons concerning
the patron saint OF Brazil which were
offensive to the authorities.
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BUILDING TRADES CONGRESS.
Wendell Benson Asked 10 Deposit
$4,000 10 Secure a Franchise.
iris ACTING MAYOR BE,RDsLrY.
'os' Of firoProonuz tho Joint CIty
"Hd County nuiidIuz.-Thc Plat
l. nuddic Agnin.

The City Council met In regular
session last Mig ht. Ia tho absence OF
PRESIDENT Loofbourow Cou hoffman
ROLAND was called to the chair. The
members present were Hclss, Lawson,
M"naand, BsardsIey, Kelly, Bell,
Moran, Eyana, Hardy, Horn, Rich,
simondi.
Lootbourow came in later In IN,
evening but allowed Mr.. Folland to
continue In the chair until the Coun.
oil adjourned at IL O'Clock. The vol
ume Of business transacted was big
one.
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Celebrated i,orses sold.

CLEvELASD,o., Feb. 2s.-Includirg
Sidney lhiTty.nine horses were sOlu 10.
day At the Tattsrssll Fasig stables, Tia,
total amount received being s6B, sos
Following were among the sales:
Frou FTou, to II. s. Henry OF Phlla.
delphia, $1,000.
Faust, to Willard Saunders OF Cleve.
land, s2l0O,
Odd Fellow, to Jacobs Brothers o.
Hubbard, o., $1,000.
Sidmont, to II. w. Johnsdalo Of
Carthage, Mo-, $500.
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pREsiDINr EZErA.
Particulars OF the Attempt on Ii-
liie.


SAN DIEGO, Cal, Fob gs.-An
evening paper prints n letter from u
citizen now 10 Central A meTlca giving
the truth about the attempt on the
life OF President Ezetn VI san Saliva.
dor. lie was on his annual visit To the
department TT S0naonau city anu the
people rendered him "a banquet. Hard
ly had they taken seats when a tele.
gram WAS handed the PRECEDENT from n
friend IN Guatemala saying An Italian
would make an attempt on the presi.
uent's life. Ezeta saw a waiter In thc
room answering the description. He
was summoned aud asked how he
came there. HesAid he was a subati.
tute for disabled waiter, but being
confronted with the telegram, con-
feased that the Guatemala government
had offered him $4,000 TO place poison
Ia Ia .a's food. he was removed t.
san Salvador and shot.
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AGAINST TRUSTS.


wAsuIEGToN, Feb. 2S.-The judi.
clary committee OF the House adopted
the report OF the suO.commitIee in.
vestigating the whisky trust. The re-
port recommends that the duty on
imporlel liquors be reduced from S2.50
to 81 per gallon aud that the tarlli ON
nll goods be reduced whenever found
that they are being influenced by n
trust or combination. IL alsp recon- .
mended that Tectifying establishments
he made subjects to govern.
mental supervision and that all com.
pounded goods be stamped to show the
components. The Republicans Ia the
committee object to thp tariff feature ui
the report AUD viii die minority re.
port on that point. They deny. that
the disabling and cattle feeiingco
pauy, the whisky trust 30 called, ID a
trust.
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Washington Noiss.

WAsHNGruN, Feb. 2S.-The Pfesi.
dentand ,hose who accompanied him
to witness the launching OF the
indiana at Philadelphia reached
Washington on their return trip about
6:81 this evening. No incldent OF
note marked theJourney.
Tho confcrees ON tho suudry civil
appropriation Dill resolved 10 report an
ngrtement on tho Sherman bona
amendment.
Secretary Noble has asked that a
military force bo seat TO prevent the
threatened invasion OF the Chvr0kes
strip,
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Thu Chap,b.r 81 fa,,,..,...,,, .,...t,.t
o.r,,,,,,., spoV-'
o,"'inlt"e consisting OF J'S' cameron,
w. II. Rowe and Elias Morris sub.
mlttpd n proposliiop mad. nv Near.
Afct.on q 20 ~ g. P,,..,saa,,
.-,-,,,-n - -" ''uo'0O "
e''Hoiish VIC factory IN this city suu
asked the aid OF the council In pro.
curing the same. Filed.
n, A w.t., III, .,.,.
800 " =" sA''e" h'se"'''n
" 'ho 'Nos 'h"' the EAgie Gate was
now prepared for gas aud electric
lighting with ornamental lamps, etc.,
and asked the Council 10 authorize
proper lighting and In maintain IN,
s.,,o tr,,,.
"ii'lam ruler administrator, asked
'""' ''0 "' o''i anu "oo'e 'he
80 - y .'' '" s''o Va no'se Nv mo
CITY pounu DC roiunued 10 him. Com
mitteo on claims.
Tho brigham Young Tru,t eomnauv
offered 10 rent their now buiiding an
CONNIE rriaI street for olty oiiieers.
Committee on improvemepis.
Is. Il. Cummings, Jr., asked 10 be
allowed to Teut certain city sand bsds.
| Committee on public giounds.
l.. Il. Hamburger asked 10 lens, Ger.
tain gravel beds. Committee on pub.
| lie grounds,
II. johnson offered To purchase all
old iron from the city waterworks.
Committee on yaterwoIks.
l.. A. Allen ana Others asked that
Tenth East street bs graded, Com.
|
Isabella MoEwan asked for a reduce
ton In license Tor employ IN mt bureaus.
committee on hsehse'
INTO THE WASTE BASKET.
CANAAN g. T. Vsil,s communication
| to which reference was made In last
evenings NEWS. was. ON motIon ~
Lawson consigned to the waste basket
without oeing read
FOR MCLEAN & COMPANY.
A communication WA reeeIy,d nv
| tho BuJness Mems a,snciatinn siat,ny
that Gladiipp. Mexican X Comnsnv ~,
san Franejscn had made A nrnnn.Ii,on
| 10 erect a plant in This c,ty m a coz, n,
S5O. 900 TO manufacture tiIe fir.proospy
sewer pip,. fire brick aT,bitectnraI
terra Gotta, etc. proyidej thev coniJ
get sufficient encollragementin the
way OF contracts, Uuneo Inc assncia,
ton urged upon the council the I'm.
poftsnce OF giving The nteproofing
contract anu contract toF sewer pipe
Whlch thoy agree 70 purchase at prico
~ per cent bslow what Tue city Is now
| paying
Miles q sharp asked Tue council to
take acloh regarding tnelr proposal
iot coal scales. Committee on mar
kets'
ThE boilLEls' hIotNcE.
Diitman A. Hoffhelmer nsksd that
the uot'ietS ilcenSe De repealed on tho
s6 $500 ra.praim' ypp,u1re,
H., a ,,sa ~, a o,ana,ni d,so,ir,I''a,'.'4.
shs,'ts ra,,5r',,,a., o,' i,a.''s.'
'N"' "a '''''''''
BUILDING TRADES COHuRRss.
j. q, Wilkes, cortespondiup seoretarv
OF Building TRADES congress, pesition-
latiuv the erection of buildings ae a
certain valuation In "A epecitied radius
OF tho business Vicinity according IA
tho Judgment OF the council. The
cougress also endorsed theaction of ths
counell i'm granting a bo mus of so5. OO0
| 10 the copper smeiter. Committ,e ON
uuulclpHi i""h'
:, r'' ", 80, 80 AND p"'IN Moi'Ns'
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KANSAS soLONs.
They spend IA, ,n rroGiiss. Dis-
cu,Siou.

TorRISA, Kas., Feb. a6.-Hpeaker
Douglass took the floor anu Introduced
u resolution pledging the house. IN
addition to making NIL necessary mp.
populations, to pass n number OF other
measures before adjournment. The
Polulists opposed the resolution, and
alter much discussion the resolution
went over. The rect OF the day was
spent Ia ofitlcss discussion.
II now seems probable that no legls-
lation will b. effected by the legisla
ture beyond tho passage Of approprl.
alton bills.
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InJurcd In n Panic.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-A serious panic
occurred among the employs Of the
Western Union Telegraph office this
afternoon during n small mo which
broke out ON the second hoos OF the
building. During the rush from the
operating room Miss Alice Walsh was
pushed down the stairway aud taken
nome unconscious. Several other
girls tainted anu IL was SONS time be.
fore the panic was allayed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. gs.-fhe state
Democratic convention met at noon
today t. nominate candidates for
associate Justice Of the supreme court
anu regents OF the state universally. The
following nomiu stiOns were maut: For
associate justice OF the supreme cOult,
Judge George II. DuIlnd Of Flint; for
fegents, ii. A. Harmon u Detroit anu
Robert L. Bunker OF MusRegOn.
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TuE WINTER.
severe snow Storm Ragged Last SIghi
In Wisconsin.

HUDSON, Wiz, Feb. 2S.--The sever.
est storm OF many years visited this
section last night. Twenty-Five inches
OF snow fell, followed by cutting
wind from northwest. All trains on
the north, east anu south divisions OF
the Omaha road are blocked within "A
few miles of this city. Tho last train
out here, at i've o'clock last night, has
not yet reached the first station, twelve
miles distant. The public schools are
closed, and business is practically sus-
pended. The snow piled OIL the main
streets In drifts from ten to Aiteen feet
high.
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IiecirIc t.Irhi Annexation.

sT. LOUIS, Feb. as.-rhe annual
convention NJ the National Electric
Light ASSOCIATION, with something over
live hundred representative, OF cleo.
tfical interesis present, began here to-
Jay. Mayor N0onan made the well
coming speech. The SESSIONS were
gwen over almost entirely TO the
reading OF papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

NEW YoMS, Feb, 9S.-AnSioty ID
felt Tor the White star Illus irrigh.er
Laron!c, when loft Liverpool Feb.
nth, and Is now q week overdue. She
has crew OF iilty-.ou men and few
passengers, ia all about seyeuty'threo
persons. Tho weather reported by all
incoming steamers, II the worst exper.
fenced for yeas, anu all vessels ere
much overdue In consequence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

LONDON, Feb. 2s.-rhe weather was
uold anu clear TO-DAY aud tue sunshine
gave "a cheerful air to the surroundings
Of. Buckingham Ialace. IL was excellent
weather Tor the drawing room held by
her majesty, Queen Victoria, assisttd
by her daughter,the DOwagor Empress
Frederick, Princess Beatrice ana other
members OF tho royal family. About
three hundred perrOns were presented
b her majesty. All Of tue American
legation were presented.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2s.-The cor.
oner's Jury held an inquest ON the body
OF Billy Miller, the pugilist killed In a
fight with Dial Hawkins. The Jury
found that Miller came to his death
from blows inflicted by Hawkins and
recommended that the latter b. held
for granddaughter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

NEW York, bob. 2s.-rAr annual
meeting OF the Postal Telegraph t1b'o
company was held g. ~ at the Office
Of the Washington landing. Thv
board Of directors was elected for a
year. IL includes George ). COe r..
&. Plat, a. B. Chandler, Georgu g..
Ward, William IL. Baker, John w.
Mgckay, Charl,s x. Hosmer, william
&. Van Horn, james Welitworlh.
John w. Mackay, Jr, and j. o..
5.eyens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

NEW YORK, Feb. g5.-DItectOrs Of
the Northetu Pacific adopted report
to STOCKHOLDERS in unswert0 the charges
against the management formulated
about ten days ago by special inves.
ligatlng committee. The report IT.
Views In detail the fuasOns for the
course puTsued by the management,
and strongly upholds their conduct OF
Affairs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-At the al.
nual meeting OF the Grant Monument
association today President Horace
Porter announced tnat enough money
had been raised 10 complete the mon.
ument and contracts 10 build II had
been let. The monument 10 10 be
finished In the Tall OF 1895.
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srRIousLY nUnNsD.
sn Explosion OF rouhcr SEE, FIR. &,
uuiidinE

uuiihinE
81. LOUIS, Feb 2s.--An explosion Of
powder in tue sporting goods house 81
Rawlings Brothers this afternoon
wrecked ,he stock ani set iire u tho
building, but tho flames weie con.
tiolled aud NO Injury was done eNcep.
by smoke aud q iiltlo water. Lizzie
WEIGH, Live Godfrey aud Fed Mel
rose, employees Of Rawlings Brothers,
were quito seriously burned. a pass.
flying glass. The loss VIII be about
$40 900; insured.
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a Duel In Texas,

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 2s.-This
afternoon duel wns fought IN Texas
near the Louisiana line between Ed
itor Chevis OF Baton Rouge and Euit,r
Hicks OF Shreveport. Pistols were
used ut fifteen PAGES. Alter an ex.
change OF shots, In which no one was
hurt, full reconciliation was effected.
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oranEcmcn and Home Rule.

,AoNTREAL, Feb. 2s.-Thero are 2O,-
w OfAngemen In Canada who even
Nv. M are secretly preparing to help
~ brethren In Ulster should the
~ homs rule bill pass the commons
~ me lerds. The different lodges all
WI me Dominion are In active cor
'pOnueGce,at,la large sum OF money
-'A''eady been subscribed.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-CaHcr IL. Har.
riaOn was TO-DAY nominated 10y the
Democrats for mayor of Chicago, se'
curing au easy victory over his princl.
pal opponent, Washington Hesing.
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ALSO MORE COMMUNICATIVE
IA Talks Of His Past Life and lAt
Recent Shooting.
u,. ,rorBlrs AZ uE SEES THEN.
..n., Passed Good Night anu
IL Rapidly impros.
ing.

San FRANCISCO, Feb. 2s.-Wesley
r Rippey, the old man who shot John
". Maekay In the back last Fridny
and then shot himself, If going TO live.
This morning when a reporter Inter
waved him his hitherto pallid checks
had n healthy color Ia them while his
eve. were bright and his whole de-
ms.not was TINT OF convsloscont
man. asd for the first time since bis
ulrea he consented 10 talk freely
.leul MS past life and the recent shoot.
ips. He talked slowly aud ueiiber.
,lsly, and not n, all Ike crank hut
nlhef like man who In ditguslei
with lie aud does not care ho" soon
be leaves the world.
When he was told that he would
notably get well, he turned heavily
syer on his back ana said al nm
prfy for that.o al don't care" he
rniinued. show soon 1 die, lot there
h nothing IN life Tor me. IL ! get
veil will have to go 10 the penitcnti.
.y, aud II Mackay dies they VIII
uotably hang ne. had nothing Ia
Iailicular against Macsay, except that
L vas one OF four who robbed poor
nan. never had any trouble IN my
lie with rich men except with Flood
co May i,lSSi. ! went into the Nevada
tank to ask him why hnd TO pay
$500 In assessments on 100 shares OF
Lap mining stock. He called mt u
lssisr aud ordered mo kicked out Of
b. uilice. left before that was done,
tu,l vowed 10 get even. That In ali
4 Ta,l and gone now, but In regard to
AaIreseD. matter wish to say that
he end u not yet"
MACKAy.
DLKeeney, when seen today, said
ha hlokay mad passed n very good
llshL and was In splendid condition,
VIII very little suppuration, while
lssfs wasa discharge OF good laudabic
\ 10. His pulse was good, and In DAY
also tho drainage tube will bo taken
4 nj on the wound
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

NEw YoEN, Feb. 2s.-Ihe steam
ship Conemaugh, which arrived touay,
brought cargo VI wines from San
Francisco valued at 100000. This Il
tho largest cargo over brought by
steamship from that port.
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American Pilgrim. MIA Not $40
10 Rome.

LONDON, Feb. 2s.---A Central Nous
dispatch iron Rome saya the POPE Is
greatly displ.a.ed b. the abandonment
OF tins A metican pi'srimagr. He at.
tributes the a6l ndoDmcut OF the
undertaking u disputes botSeen Arch
bishop 5stoili aud the American
bishops anu mas ordered an inquiry.
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"I'rSsoS IN wAsu,ScroN.
quaint Democracy New he
III IOicinE.

" ioicinE.
VIZ, Prs..N'S,loN, ID. c., Feb. 2s.-
albt Nstuieht,eleot Stevenson arrived
Al ,ss,aIuonal capital ut 0 o,cplock
a'HAsr ot II, rhe arrival OF the frat
ltsn Of iha ,n We, Official family was the
ahl,lsat,ouu new era Of Democratic ad
aecacy %n anu the triumphant De.
sloelng Il an occasiOn OF great
De ASSN, Loud cheers went up from
sc0isls, crowd us the gn,lv'
seuiye nsa. ~ seven cars rounded
e.ova. TS ,At 'he station at exactly d
lhs srec, ne eommittoe at once boaru.
d. sbene = car u tho Vice. President,
moment later MIR. steven,
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Nav NOEr; Yet. .5.-Aulhfacite
SALES agents met today and decided not
10 reduce the prices.
, 1893-06-13
Wi@f fIeimsnfrte0en4

Son ber 0ouiiiana 0otterie bate man tn
Der lebten i3eit NIGHTS me6r seb0rt, iebt
taucbt auf einmal unb 5par bieSmal nicbt
als @eritcbt, ionDern ais wobIOerbitrgt Sic
9tabrtcbt auf, Die @eieuiaaft babe in Sort
Eampa GttD al Ser 8ai be6eutenDen@run6z
bettB an9efauft, I'M @erfte fir cine
9ampferltnie nacb 6onburas ansulegen.
Sn 9onauras bat bic @eieuicbaft nGmlicb
3tpet IN Der 9fd9e Der &Hite 9elegene Snleln
9~etautt, nm oOrtbin ibren SIP gu uerlegen,
, 1893-06-13
Der oentfhe Gao.

@tner 8efanntma4ung bes Settings
GDmites 3ufoIge ftnOet bic NufiteQung ser
e~tnSelnen 9iDiiiOnen am 0onneritag Motz
gen UNI 90 ltbr auf 6em Qate 6ront @run6z
itiid itatt. 0te BlGBe fir Sic peri9iebenen
9iDtiionen iinb Ourcb gtummern porgez
merit. Die 9tDtitonSzM fari6Gue miiien
sur rebten 3ett am BIab lein, Inn ale
@lnmeloun9en entgegen5unebmer un6 ben
bctreften6en Gereinen i6re 8ldbe an3ue
meilen.
Die 2tfte Ser ~perlbie6enen Srganilatioz
men, WeI6e am 3u9e tbetlnebmen, lit eine
auBergetpObnlt3 LANCE unb lGBt barauf
i3lieBen, baB Ser Bug eir b09it impofunz
ter ietn tptrb.
Die Gurner, tpelcbe Bic 2. 9tbtbeilung i'm
3uge btloen, baben fir baS Surnen in Ser
Qrena fOlgenoeS Bro9ramm aufgeiteut:
I'm 3 lbr Turnen in Der Nreno bon
ca. $50 &naben unb WtGbcben. I'm 4 n6r
Bolts uno @erGt6turnen bon $50 Qftipen.
Die 8ereinsleiter, ote tbre &laIien nod
nt6t angemeloet, moQen 6ies gefl. iofort
tbun (Qlbr. s. 6artung, 937 6augan 4loe. }
unb Die betreffenben 8reipGiie bis Wfitttpod
2lbeno in Der 9torbiette 3urnbaHe IN
Gmpfang ne6men bel Ql0. 9eoree.
, 1893-06-13
QlMa1t fmneinin.

Sn Ntcaragua ibetnt baS Gerlongen no6
etnem @ni9luB an Die Ser. Staten ooer
l1nteriteaung unter 6eren S6nb nibt 10
brtngenb 81 ietu, tpte man eS bon g~etpiiier
Settle neulicb bingeitelt bat. Die 2anbung
bon amerifanil0en Seelolbaten in ber gtGbe
bon Santa Sc bat in Der ntcaraguaii6en
6aupttabt, tpie elm Selegramm beS
p&benoblatt" III 6efien geltriger Summer
melbete, Die bo6ite 9lufre9un9 berOorgez
rufen un6 bte Qlbboltun9 bon 8oIfSperz
lammlun9en CUR @inlegung bon 8ertpabz
rung gegen baS 9orge6en Der Ser. Stoaten
sur 6olge 9eba6t. Stun baben f@reiltCb Die
Nmertfaner, tpie mir 6as bier ia gang gut
tptl1en, Die 2anbung 5u tetnem onberen
3tped unternommen, ais um 0aS 0ortt9e
Sntereiie Der Ser. Staten tpabr5unebmen,
aber man muB iib bod fragen, oh btelcr
S6rttt nt6t ebenlD gut Bate unterbleiben
f0nnen, nacboem bic 9tebolution sort etnen
10 ibleunigen 8erlauf %9enommen, uno bon
elmer 8ebro6un9 bes SntereleS Der amertz
fanti6en Ge9terung teine 9febe mebr ietn
fonnte. 0ieieS Sntereiie beitebt slr 6auptz
ia6e in bem 8au beS Nticara9uafauals, fir
tpeI6en bic amerifaniibe 3egierun9 beien
llnternebmern ibren S6ub 3~ugeiagt bat.
l1nO ba Bic @eieuibaft bic @Onceiiton BET
Ge9terrng BON Ntcaragua bat, 10 lit Die
@eieQi6aft BORT in ibrem Ofecbt unb Bic
amertfanii9e &e9terung bat Sic Gerpflt6z
tung fte I'M @enuB bieies Ge6tS 81 be-
i9iiber. Nber Die bloBe T6atiac6e, baB
Bic Gegieruna sort getuecblelt bat, lit bocb
an unb fir ft6 nod feline 8eOrObung bteies
9te9teS, uno penn man BLOB einen n%toralt@
l6en Druid bGtte ausi6en tpouen, 10 bGtte
man iib ebenio gut bamit begnitgen %fOnnen,
elm &rte9sibtff an BET &iifte BON Nicaraz
qua Dor Qnter geben 81 laiicn. &ber glel3
cine Iruppenabt1eiIung lan6en, Elm 2ager
be3ieben unb @ei9iibe aufpflan5en, lit Elm
Gift, bcn it6 obne guten @run6 al5 bic
9ttcaraguaer ntcbt 9efauen 5u laiien bra17
diem, un6 Onfel Sam mir6 notbge6rungen
6te 60rner etn3ieben un6 it6 tpteber trouen
miiien.
, 1893-06-13
Stra6enbabnunfa
Die Sremfe zines pferoebahnwaeens bri6t
uno DER maeen fault einen Diaouctab=
hang hit1ob. 5inf perionen
perlebt.

Gin %offener, bt6t nit 8aIagieren beiebz
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