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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

HARRISBURG, Oct THE trouble grow
ing out of the candidacy of Colonel John l..
Rodgers, Judge advocate of the National
Guard, for the position of naval officer at
Philadelphia, brought about by Governor
Pattison disayowing the support alleged
to be promised to Colonel Rogers by him,
and his criticism Of the colonel's action in
seeking endorsements from his military
friends, on the ground that the National
Guard should not be used toinfiuence par
tisan purposes eliminated yesterday in
Colonel Rogers forwarding to the governor
his resignation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

FORT SCOTT, Kan, Oct. I'm the midst
of the best residence portion of the city at
II O'Clock in the morning. Miss Agnes
Barr, pretty young society woman Of
fine family, was brutally assaulted by
big negro, who has not yet been captured
or identified. He entered the house while
no one but the girl was at home, and after
the outrage ransacked the house and left
her lying unconscious on the floor. He
will likely be caught and lynched.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

LONDON, Oct. THE Tablet, the most
Influential Roman Catholic weekly in
hreat Britain, says; Events now trans
eiring in Italy render the pope's position
ens OF extremeand imminent danger TIL,
POSITION of Italy is too insecure and unsta
Ole to make her safe guardian of the ven
srable person Of the pope or of the monu
Bents which are the sacred heritage of tn,
catholic world"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.-Charles VoerYn-
ger, II years old, was arrested yesterday
for attempted highway robbery and a.
sault on Mary McHugh, 10 years old.
Mary had been sent to change a s5 bill
when YoerinSsr attempted to yrest IL
from her. She successfully resisted tie
boys efforts, but on arriving home went
into Mysteries, and has since been at the
mint af dantb
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7..-Among the fourth
class postmasters just appointed are these
in Pennsylvania: Mrs. Mary Kilcullin,
Aspinall; A. ]. Irwin, Atelen; J. w. Ken
nedy, Kemblesvlle; William Burns, Po-
copson. New York-Charles Hartman.
Northwestern; J. l. Ford, Speedville; Cor
nelius Collins, Taughannock Falls. Con-
neeticut-Mrs. s. J. Harvey, Chaplin; q.
ii. Backus, Windham. Delaware-Mrs.
Mr.. E. Tunnel, Ocean View.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

BARCELONA, Oct. IA number of an
archists imprisoned in the Montjuich fort
ress became pnruly after Pallas was led
away for execution yesterday. They sang
anarchist songs and shouted necessarily.
The keepers were frequently compelled to
Interfere to restore order. Manclni, one
OF tho prisoners. covered the walls with
emblems and mottos for the amusement of
his follow prisoners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

SCRANTON. Pa, Oct 7-Eli Leader,
driver of the mail wagon between the
Lackawanna station and postoffce, was
arrested here charged with stealing the
Montrose mail pouch. When Leader de-
liyered the Binghamton mail at the post
office this pouch was missing, and Il search
found IL hidden in closet at tho depot.
Leaders arrest followed. The hidden
pouch was valuable one
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

BRUSSELS. Oct. 6.-While a gang of AGO
strikers was at work destroying the rail
way near Ransart, three miles from Char
leroi, they were discovered and attacked
by a body of gendarmes. The latter were
received with a shower of stones, where
upon they made charge with drawn
swords and put the mob to flight. Nine
rioters were arrested
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Oct. 6.-The Twenty.
first Pennsylvania cavalry yesterday dedi.
Gated its monument on the Baltimore
pike, where the first man was killed in the
great battle. Hon. Thnd Mahon, of
Chambersburg, delivered the grafton, and
addresses were made by Major Robert
Bell, of Granite; Captain William d.
Hall, of Altoona, and Captain William II.
Boyd, of Reading.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Oct. I'm his will,
probated yesterday. the late John B.
Schmerer, wealthy farmer of Lower
Mecnngie, expressly commands his son
who gets n 1870 acre farm, to provide his
mother with two barrels of cider every
year, and take her to every funeral she
may wish to attend
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

BUFFALO N. Y, Oct. 9.-Cattle weak; good
medium steers, s4.25Ot&o; heifers. sJ13.25
Hogs steady; good Workers, sBs0l7; medium
and heavy. se9ND7.05; niEs se.t006eO. Sheep
and lambs closed weak for lambs; stead, for
good sheep; fair to good lambs, o. 1904 75;
choice, S6es5la; fair to good Sheep, s3.s64l3 rs;
ehoiee, 81: culls and common. S26as.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. THE week of
races under the auspices of the Evansville
Speed association closed yesterday. Direc-
tum was the chief attraction in his flight
against his record of 2.06il, for purse of
S2,500. A strong wind blew down the
stretch, making the track very dusty, and
fast time was almost impossible. Dlrec-
tum went the mile in 2.O7l[.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

New York, Oct. THE Lucania ar
rived OF the lghtship at 10 o'clock last
night. This beats the western record.
held by the steamer Paris, by flfty-nine
minutes, the Lucanias time being five
days, thirteen hours and twenty-five min
utps,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct THE striking
phopmen of the Louisville and Nashville
toad at Decatur have asked to be taken
back agreeing to accept the reduced scale
OIL wages. They promise that il they are
saken oaeS the strike of the shopmen on
the entire SYSTEM. will be declared of.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

PITTsBuRG, Oct. 7.-Captains. S. Brown,
the well known horse owner and breeder.
stated today that there was absolutely no
foundation for the statements published
that he intended to dispose of his entire
stock of horses and retire from the turf,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

SouTH BEND, Ind. Oct. 7.-Seven county
jail prisoners escaped yesterday They
tore hole in the iron floor of the first tier
of the cells and climbed into the base
ment, escaping through the cellar door.
They were aided by outsiders. A murderer
was among those who escaped.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

DINaEss, W. Va. Oct. TN a row
among colored men at Williamson three
men were killed. The supposed murderer,
called Odd Fellow, was arrested here and
returned to Williamson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

MADRID, Oct I. = Gable communica-
tions with Melila has been restored. The
latest news from the Fortress is that the
Moors are invisible. 1t is supposed that
they are hiding in the valleys near Mil
ella awaiting reinforcements or some
favorable opportunity to make an attack
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 6.--Jack Curry,
driver OF Alix, has written the Cumber.
land Park club, asking that they hang up
purse for AliX and Directum. He says
he will trot Alx against Nancy Hanks,
Belle Nara, Arion and Directum or will
60 against either of them singlY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

VIENNA, Oct. IAN official denial Is
made Of the statement published by the
Paris Temps that Prince Augustus of Sax
ony, grandson of the late Dom Pedro, the
dsposed emperor of Brazil, had embarked
for Rio Janeiro
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Secretary Car
Isle sent a communication to the senate,
showing that it would cost 81 ,000, 600 to do.
port the Chinese under the exclusion law.
Over 100000 would be required for de-
tortation purposes this year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

LONDON, Oct. To-day for the first time
In five weeks, the local government board
announces that England and Wales have
slean bills Of health so far as oholsra and
sholeraic disorders are concerned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7 = There is no
change in the condition Of Colonel A. X.
Mcclure. who has been lying i'll at his
country residence at Wallingford for the
past five weeks. His physicians say there
IL no need for apprehension.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

PARIS, Oct. IN. Tirard, twice premier
and many Times cabinet minister, has
Bright's disease. Heis not expected to re-
cover his health.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-07

HARTFORD, Oct. THE Hon. Dwight
A. Pardee, one of Hartford's most re-
.pected residents, died here quite sud.
denly at the age of II years.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-20

berben. Sir bic unteren Mur3eln liez
fert bas+ untergrunbDafer bier bic bin>
rsi6enbe Seu6ttgfeit; penn bic obee
ren ungeft0rt bIeiben unb bur6 6ras
bel6attet perben, 10 i9eint es, erb6lt
Der 8irnbaum bier bic 6dbigteit, bic
9iirre enter re%genlDien periobe 3u
iiberfteben. Was mad ben erlten Sab
rem ttur nod als Notbwenbigfeit err
I6eint, 1T, baB Der 8irnearten idbr>
li6 eine Sangung nit 8aumwOaias
menzMebl erbdlt, unb baB er Dur9 eli
11ert finf SUB breiten @rabeu gegen
Geuer sei6ist tpirb."
Wir fonnen biefer NltslaKung bes
9errn StringfeGon binsufigen, baB
8irnenaii9ter in Mifouri gang bic
gIei9e g%rfabrung gema6t baben,
mel6e linn bas laufenbe Sabr ges
bra9t bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-20

Die neuli6 bom &abel gemelbete
9et9t6te zines bon einem lieutenant
gu Sobe getretenen SDlbaten itelte fi6
nod 3eitungsna6ri6ten ni6t 10
I9ltn1m bar, tDenn aud nod f9limm
ge1ug. gti9t ein lieutenant, fonbern
Der unteroffaier 9oper Der 6. Cont
pagrte bes II. Regiments in @rfurt
bat einen @emeiner berart nit SuBz
trtiter1 miBbanbelt, baB ibm bic ginge.
luel0eam unterletb lit erbebli9em WaBe
beroortraten, mas cine Sbnma6t arr
Solge bate, Die aber als 0erteaung
betradtet purbe. 9oDer berging ii9
oaIt1 10 tpett, bob, aIs er ben MiBbattz
0eltet gum Duff ,ben aufgeforbert unb
0erielbe felbftberfdnbIi9 feline Solqe
letffen fonnte, i'm bel Der 8inbe fabte
unb ben Mann berart nit Der Sauif
ms 8eli6t f6lug, baB bas 8lut aus
Wt1nb unb Nafe foB. Ser MiBbanz
bette nur6e ni6t als &epiertranfer 51s
gelahen, er iolte au6 ri6t ins 2a3aretb
ge19idt nerben, unb aus Mngft Dor
ferneren 0tiBbanbIunget tpagte er es
an6 ni9t, bies gu melben Ger purbe
iogar aud nod aufgefor6ert, 9ienit gu
tbun), big er enbli@, BON S9mer3en
iibermdltist, %ge3tpungen mar, ing 2as
saretb 3u geben, mo- er bantt nit benz
8emerfen uer 1T nmgefalen" aufges
ttommeit ipurbe. 8emerft ttuB mod
tuerben, baB Der 8erlebte einige Sage
na6 feiner MiBbanbIung feine anbere
Habrung ala MIR Elm penig 3uder 3u
it9 nebmen fonnte. 9te unteriu9ung
bes SALES 1T eingeleitet.
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Womlet ! @pulet !

Gin @bampagmer, Der fi6 INNER
mebr Greunbe erpirbt unb balb ber
Marft beberri6en tuirb, 1T Der @eor9s
@DuIet.
gr bdlt bic ri6tige Mitte apif9er
allen giseni9aften, bic man beiu
@%bampagner erpartet; 1T alio MIDI
su fiiB nnb ri9t berb; BON prideln'
benz, anregenbem @ef6mad unb be.
tommt, ielbft lit groBen Guantitdtet
senORen, ausge5ei6net.
9arum: Srinst @Oulet unb MT,
@omlet.
&onie & 8ablfab,
Mgenter.
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California : Weine.

8einliebbaber finben elm grObes Co.
ger bon feinen California @einen bel
6errn s. s. Meper am Mlamos
9lasa. Serr Meper iu9t bic @eine
al Ort unb Stelle aus unb tauft bireti
aus benz Seller Der Weinsi9ter. Mls
sutem &enner gelingt es inn tets, bic
beften Sorten aus5uwdblen. @r fam
feline &urtben unb 6amilien nit einem
gnten 3ropfen berieben. &otbs unb
@eib Meine in porSiigli6er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @aaone = frei
Ing 0auS aeliefert.
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sa- 9err 90. g.. on, Der
betannte photograph, bat an Der
Nlamo : StraBe, No. 113, elm rteues
Ntelier eingeri9tet. Serr Saeebion
bat in ieinem gtabliKement ale Neuez
rungen, bic auf benz Gelbe Der pbOtos
graphic Der Neu3eit berborgebra6t,
angeuanbt, unb bic Ginri9tung 1T
bo9elegant unb ftebt an 8olenbung
fiber teinem Der prominenteite fen berars
tigen 2ofale 0fli6er MetropOlen mad.
Sin 8eiu6 biefes SHUTTER : 4telierS lit
unieren 2eiern aufs ber3li@ite ems
bfphlen.
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2 9.

Bel 0o9beim, in DeWttt 3d.,
uurbe elm Manit Nar1et8 Sim penz
ringfielb perbaftet, Der unter benz
briugeuben 9erba9te jtebt, elm Naits
f@ulbieer bes B~abnrdtibers Ma1 su
ieiu. Der Bel Breckenridge ben 6eiser
Nfartin erf@oB. 8enningieIb, Der ii9
0i9 Sones Ilennt. ipurbe berbaftet,
Gls e TN 6auie bes Garmers Bierce
iberuadtete.
= Gin meritanii9er 9elertenr err
tranf bel eagle paB, aIs er ben 3io
@raube burmf9mimmen tpoute.
= Sn Warion fam am 10. Suli
Der erie B0flen biesidbriger 8aums
MOLE gum Bertduf. CT mar BON BEN
Farmer 0erman1 S1ul3 9e3ogerl ur6
tuurbe aIS s'good middling'' cIaIlis
ficirt. Ser @ottonfdufer 6. Selia>
mann peri9ifte ibn mad 6oufon.
Sn Auftin lfarb mad langent
2eiben Der st aon9reBmanl Sobn
6ancof i'm 4lter bon SO Sabren. Gr
mar elmer Der o~ngeieben5ten Ssurifen
bes Staates 3eras. Die @onf0beras
ton uta6te er, Dbmobl Elm 1frammer
Democrat, ui9t nit, tpeBbaIb er bas
mails aud fein Wanbat fir bic Qeaiss
lotur uieberleget unb na9 Merifo
fft6ten muBte. Sn inn bat 3eras
eintH feiner fdbiefen Staatsmdnner
perloren.
- Sn Mnitin 1T Mqes fir has lles
b~ungsIager Der Staatsmiii3en. Dor.
bereitet.
Die Observation-Disclosures bat ben
Gtoats5ui9uB fur baS G6uIiabr
1884 ouf $3.50 pro Ropf fefs
gefebt. Rad ben rebitirten 2iiten bat
3eyos 630,596 ainber in f9ulfdIigem
alter 0~uf3uueiien, ober runb rs 900
mebr ala I'm lebten Sabre. SIN poris
gen Sabre tpur6en IS PRO &opf betpils
tigt. Sn ben lebter 10 Sabren tuurs
ben beiuiGigt: 1883, $3.50; 1884,
$500; 1885, $500; 1886. $4.75;
1887. $3.50; 1883, $4.00; 1889,
400; 1890, $3.50; 1891, $3.50 unb
1899, $500.
n mr. ~
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ghola' Valmett : @arteu 1T Be

SWUl5 EHlHHeH WdrteN IT Def
Sammelplab Der 9eutI6en bon San
QntOnto nit ibren Gamilien. Oie re-
gelmdBigen Mbenb Srei &onaerte an
bier @benben in Der @o9e lint. tets
sablrei6 beiu6t unb e%rfreuen ii6 elmer
aGgemeinen 8~eliebtbeit. Seine @eine
uno WbisfeDs unb a~lleaeit telerfrii6es
8ier, iopie Die beiten @igarren.
Sie &eftauration liefert ale
Selitatefen Der Saifon. Nultern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
Sd9liG ausge3ei9neter warmer 2un9.
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6 . { | 8.
MQerlei.

= @efern Mittag brannte bas
Wobnbaus bes Mtr. 6. $. Bacon aut
Weitenb nieber. 9as Saus liegt au>
berbalb Der tdbtif9e1t Geuergren5en
unb e8 purbe tetn Nlarm gegeben.
Oa fein MaRer in Der Ndbe 1T, brannte
bas 6aus f1neQ total nieber. Ser
Berluf beIduft fi6 auf etpa $1,000,
Der bnr9 bic 8erii9ernng nabe5n ges
bedt If.
Ser GberiHsgebilfe Martin
Stabl berbaftete in Borne ben Garbis
gen Wiaiam Sones unb bra9te ibn
bierber. Sone8 febt inter Der Nns
tlase bes pfer6es9 iebfabIs.
Mm rtlteren pumpenbaule Der
Wahermertsgeieli6aft III iebt pieber
elm arteHf6er Brunnen ponenbet uor>
ben, Der cine rei6e Menge reinen unb
flareu WaFers Iiefert. Gs 1T 6as Der
febeute artefi6e 8runneu, ben bic
beige WaKertpertss @eieai6aft bobren
IieB.
SIN @eri6tS3immer bes Griee
heHsri6ters @rif Sones fam es pdbs
ren6 zines Brooches iiber eiren 2arbs
pertauf gu elmer beftigen @ontroperie
suii9en benz S6ubbdnbler SuGibatt
unb benz ieinen @egter pertretenbet1
Mbpotaten Ginlep. Sulipat1 bate bic
3~nDerIdfisfeit un6 MabrbeitsIiebe Der
Mbnofaten i'm algemeiner nnb bes
9errt Ginlep I'M befonberer IN 3meis
fel ge3ogen, tuDrauf 6inlen ein Sinten>
fab ergrif, UNI es Qerrn SuIipan an
ben aopf 80 tuerfen. 9erfelbe fing es
.ie6o6 nit Der 6anb auf, 10 baB lid
bic fdtparse GIiff9teit fpie elm timber
Noisgegen iiber bic gauge @elelf9aft,
ben Jrie6enSridter i1begrifen, Der.
breitete. &i9ter Sones perurtbeiIte bic
bei6ea aampfbdbne 3u elmer Orb>
n~uHgsitrafe BON ie $40 un6 lieB banrt
eiRe Wertagung eintreten, bic sur aDs
gerieinen &eiuigung benutt tpurbe.
Jriebensri9ter Nnton Mbaut
DDa3os biefer Sage eine 5rauung, Bel
Der bas 8rautpaar 3ufammen ni1t
lpeniger als 1872 Sabre sdblte. Ser
8rdutigant, Scr. Sngrabant, 3dblte 81
3euse un6 bic 8raut, Mrs. Colbert,
S.. geibe baben bereits ertpa65ene
3inber unb gntel.
= 3Eif9en Government uub Oigs
nOuitp Din fol- cine reue fatbolif9e
air9e gebaut iperben.
= Gin nierfa1es 6amiIier NJ
eff tuirb beute Nbertb auf Der 6arm
bea 6erru Miuiam gifenbauer an Der
SolabD gefeiert. @r5tens 1T Der @es
burtstag Der Grau @ifenbaner, 3ueis
tens finbet bic Sapfe bes iiingften
8inbeS bes DISQUALIFICATION gbepaares
hatt, brittenS mirb bic dItefte Sodter.
SRI. Nnla @iienbauer nit 6errn Sas
lob 8pnmer bermdblt unb pieriets
iuirb bic 8erIobung Der iiingerert
Eo9ter, Grl. Marie giienbauer nit
4errR Clemens @6bIer. gefeiert. Die
,xGreie preRe4 f9lieBt fi6 ben sablreie
Den Wratllanten 5u biefem ieltenert
6amiIienfeife an!
IS. 90. Wellmanu, Der Normann
Der biefigen s@rpreB". Der in Gemein=
fdoft nit bier Grean6en Elm benz 2eibs
taubeRber Grp geb6rige8 pferb gu
lobe getrieben unb bas anbere ebens
falls iGmmerli9 au @9anben gebebt
bate, tpnrbe bonn &eforber tpegert
fbierqudIerei gu 5000 @elbbuBe bers
nrtbeilt. @elImann bat gegea bieles
urtbeil appelirt. gr periu9t 6en
Sa@Derhdlt 70 6ar3ufeIen, als Oh bas
Pferb obne fem geri9uIber aufdaig
crepirt fei unb baB Srp gegen ibn bic
Nnllage erbobeu babe, neil er ii9 ges
iueigert babe, bic @umme 3u beaabler,
bte Jrp BON Tim aIs gntf@dbigung
gefOrbert babe.
Der SDGeD : Club bat 9errt 8.
D. 9~aMpntanr gum prdfibenten oes
i1dbIt.
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9as 1tebungsla8er Der Staatss
3ru6nen.

Sir bas tommenbe nebungslager Der
StaatStruppet1 berfauft bic 5. & g. q.
@iienbabugeieli6aft Gabrbiaette gu be-
beutenb rebuSirten preifen. Sir ole
Ortf@aften in elmer @ntfernung bon
100 MeiIen BON Nuitin iin6 bic 8iQette
bonn 81. bis gum %. b. Mts. au bas
ben. 9esglei@en AM 20. unb fur ben
Sriibaug am 80. SIR bic &idfabrt
giltig bis gum 81. Suli.
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@nt. Matthies,

GIeii der, tito s e.
2iefert bas poraigli6fte &inb=, S9afe
unb S9peinefeii6. Spesiolitd!:
Snnges &aIbfleif d. Ollie Sorz
ten bon Wurf.
8efelungen tperben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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@rnnSeigentbmms . Ilebertrasunsen.
9. 81. Serrmarn an emma S9mitt,
@runbftiid an 3apala sStraBe, $3.50.
Sacob 8oImer unb Grau an -. u.
Mur3ba6, @runbfiid on Oat.S traBe,
$2. 1875.
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a9r u. 9eutnger bat ioeben
uieber cine Carload guBeiierner Otbeao
&anges, fomie ftdblerne Sbeal Gan9es
erbalten, ale nit 8prri6tungen fir
6eiBmafer!eitung.
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RnrsIens Mru,cn gaibe.

Dte tefe GaIb. Der Welt fur S9nttt., Aueti&nn'
gen, @efdmire, Stebers unb Sautz auSi@las, 8le3ts,
seIprunsene Sdn6e, Grpifbeulen unb aue Sauttrunf.
betten; turtrt SdnprrbDtren cber tetne 8e5a9lurs.
8batse 3ufrtebenbeit s~orauttrt pber bas SeIb wtrt
bnra6erffattet. 25 Gents BITE S1a1tel. Sum @eriaul
tn allen app!befen. Geelpb Dreib, Gbpmpipn & Co.,
IN ,nitfnIa.
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8uAer b~erlanat.

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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-09-14
The Fatal Fire.

The will o. the wisp is the result of vegetable
matter decaying in damp places. By the Romans
of old it was called the igns fatuus, or fateful
fire, because wanderers seeking shelter seeing
its light would strike out towards it and perish
in the boy or morasS that gave it birth.
Self-cOncet is the human will O. the wiSp. 1t
is begOtten in undraned corners of the human
brain of rank ideas and decaying moral flowers
and virtues. At times it is latent, and man joys
along life's journey attending to his business
with steadfast purpose. BY and by the baleful
alluring light flashes up through his brain it
dances, glimmers and invites till purpose is
abandoned to follow some dubious, promising
venture across the rough country of speculation
and gambling where so many millions have ire
trievably fallen. But this fatal self-cOnceit
daZzles the fatuOuS brain with the illusion that
it is shrewd and cunning above its fellows and
will succeed where others have fallen and failed
to reach the prize. Out of the highway of hon.
est industry, without compass or bearings, the
vain fool rusheS wildly forward following the
fitting, inconstant flame. His ways are not Gods
ways they are devious and secret, till by and by
he reaches the outer verge of honesty. Feeling
himself on unstable ground he makes deSper
ate plunge and is heels over head in the slough
of crime. Yet after this treacherOus illusion has
landed its victim behind prison bars, the sense
less dolt willnot abandon its bright allurement;
nor will he recall the lesson that at some early
period of his life has been read to or taught him,
that he alone is safe who walks with God.