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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
Nat Sopf,n".

Gin Srief fann beim 2eIer iebr pet=
ibieoene @efiible ertpefen, bispeilen
6relloe, bispeilen S6mera, man9mal
@rltaunen, man6mal fann man aud
in Die bellite @utb 9eratben. 9Qpbon=
10 @reen, Elm bieoerer 9teger in ubri6s=
pille, lpel6er Der YOlt inn gan5en Sabr
feline 5 Gents 3u beroienen qibt, erbielt
neuli6 unerwartet ei1lmal elnen grief.
9a er aber in leiner Sll9eno Die Solen
anoersmo als auf S6ulbdnfen our6=
rutl6t bat, fOnnte er bic S6n0rtel i'm
8riefe ippbl ieben, aber ni6t leIen. Oil
10 9ing er gu einem Treunoe unb lieB
li6 Die Gpiitel porleIen. y&omm na6
Cincinnati, fD uneefdlr bieB es i'm
grieie, mo Dir 800 2pbn per Sabr
ueriptp6en linb", = Der 9teger ma6te
Elm Dergniigtes Geii6t, benn 800 iino
nidt auf allen Sdunen 81 pfliifen, -
vtpenn gu Die STEELE Yat Poonp's (oes
beriibn1ten 9(ffen, i'm sooloeii6en @ar=
ten bon @incinnatD ein1ebmen willit ;
er 1T fiir5li6 orauf 9esaa9en uno 9u
liebit ibm aufs 6aar 9lei6". SEPT ber=
5og li6 bas 8eli6t bes gtegers auf Die
anbere Seite uno er seristb in bD6ite
Wutb. Die llnterf6rift i'm 8riefe feblte
uno oas mar Elm Slid ; benn es bate
beioerieits idief seben fOnnen menn
Green ben Sriefi6reiber in Die 9dnbe
gefriegt uno ibm nit Dem &aliermeiier
Den Sals abgelbnitten bate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
Gann4 SpOcr.

Sriebri9 2abmers ipurbe ppm Sc
ribt Oes 9ln9riifs uno Rotbau6tsperiu=
6es i6ulbig befunoen uno 81 Is Sab
ren 3u6tbaus nit i6uerer 9lrbeit per=
urtDeilt.
Pbilip Sbafer, elmer unirer belieb.
teiten @el0dftsmdnner oabier, perihier
am leBteu fsreitag nah nur Speilu5-
6entli1em &ranfenlager. Die Yeer=
oi9ung fano seltern (9ienltag) gtab=
mittags balh 2 llbr itatt.
SacOb ". Sorn ldBt an Der alten
Gerberei cine bollltdnhise llmmonolunQ
.pprnebmen. Sas neue @ebauoe mirf
cine SAmieoeuerfitdtte, Staaunseu
fir 25 pferhe, spei 9Bobnunsen mn
nod peitere &dumli9feiten 81 anbere,
8eriuenoung entbalten. 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
2lus Der 8mmDcsitaot.

gadoem oas &eprdientantenbaus
beinabe 2 WD6en lang Die 8lano'i6e
Silberprdgunasbill IN 0erbanOlun9
bate, obne bab es 8lanb mbsli6 mar,
elm Quorum CUR Steue 5u brin9en, 1T
ibm bieB enblib am lebten 9onneritag
gelungen uno glei6seitis Die @nnabme
berielbsn bur6Suieben. Oie 9lbitim=
mnng ergab 1877 Stimmen bafiir uno
13O basesen. Ser 3lpef Der gill lit
befanntli6 Der, bas Silber mebr als
nie 6isber in ben 8ertebr gu brinsen.
Sas nab Dem Geiebe bonn IA. Suli
1890 angefallfte 8arrenlilber iol 10
fhne1 mie mDeli6 in 2esal : SenOer=
STANDARD Silberbollars seprd9t tuer=
ben. Gie Dollars iolen CUR @inl0iun9
Der eegen bas Bullion aus9eitellten
|S9abl6tine (Sbermannpten) gebalten
peroen. 90 i9neG bas 8arreniilber
sum 3ped Der GinlDiung beia9ter
G0abibeine eeprdgt tperben fann, 10
i6nell iolen bieie Dem @erfebr ent5osen
tperben. Sb Die 8il aud ben Senat
unb bas @eto oes Yrdlioenten paiIiren
fam, lit nod iebr unli6er.
sSn Senat miro enoli6 gefern Die
g8illonbill 5ur Seratbung einsebra6t
iporben iein, na9bem bas Gomite tie
lebr einldBli6 Dur6beratDen bat. Gs
perlautet, oaB man ii6 auf interenante
9ebattell gefaBt MAIDEN fam. Gini9e
bemofratiiAe Witglieoer i6einen f6arte
Sppplition MAIDEN 81 mollen. Inter
ben lebterr beIinoet iitD ielbfperltdno-
li1 Senator 0iQ, Der BET allem unb
ieoem Den b6ien 8eif ipielt unb bellen
0orgeben ni6t pom WoDl oes 2anOes,
|ionoern BON feinen YrdI Ioenti6afts=
Qlpiratipnen unD bon ietner gta6iudt
eegen @lepelan0, biftirt miro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
Stpeiters 0rmnoeigentDnu,s
1tnO &eriid,cra,,taS Naeut1,s.

2est bas bette 9(neebot, bas iernals
bon einen @runOeige igentbumsagenten in
oieiem County gema6t murbe. gBir
pertalfen uniere 2ots mdbreno Den
na0Htsn 80 Sagen, ooer Bis aae per=
fault iino, mie folgt
3ebn Sol lars baar ltno
} tpse | 8 Of lars 8 per @o6e. Gei=
ne 3inien unD feline Saren.
9ies lit cine GelegenDeit fiir Sseih
anb glrm gu fparen unb 81 erncYbal.
Sm 6olgenoen iinoen Die &dufer ci=
ne 2ilte zines Shells Oes Gisentbulns,
oas mir sli perfaufen baben.
gto. /. Gin neles Saus nit 4 3iln=
lnern an @rant ct. Yreis 500.
Sfo. 2. Sine CUTE Got an Grant
ct. $500.
Go. 3. Sin eroBes {)aus in Der
Ndbe BON Yublic Square. $3.50.
yip. 5. Sin DilbI9es neues 0aus
an Der @de BON Suscaramas unb M}iller
9lpenue, 100 6uB pOn Der Stroben=
babn. $3.50.
9fo. 6. Sotel nit "a 3immern uno
|9roBer S6eune. 6uter Pla5 tno gu=
ter 3usug. $4,000.
So. z. Sin gutes neues 9auS an
@rpb ct. $1,000.
go. "a. Cine Sarm BON 1870 9lder
in Salem Sp. Suites 2ano, quite
Drummer, ausgesei6nete Gage fiir cine
GdIerei. Sine iOl6e miro bon ben
YetpObnern Der @egeno gelpiinI1t.
greis s4so9 sei9te 3a6luussbe=
gio. rs. Sin @runbfiif BON II
Qder. Saus, S6eune unb Sbfbdu=
me; 3 Meilen BON Sod II. gfur $400.
go. 76. 240 9lder am &iper slpei
Meilen ben Der Stabt. 8utes 6aus
|unb Sdeune. $19, 500.
go. n. 100 Mder cine Wieile bon
Stem philadelphia. Rleines Saus unb
|gute S1eune. $500.
9io. 140. 60 9lder autes 2ano in
Glap Sp. $500.
Dlpanus s.. Sweiber,
Office in Der Salbenbaugb 8anf,
Hep Pbilaoelpbia, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
0taDicnc bat rcii9mirt.

llllsmeifelbaft Die ,pi1tisite Nabribt
ipel6e oas &abel in Den lebten Sagen
Gus @uropa ssbra6t, lit biejenise, bab
@laoitone, Der sn9lii6e premiermini=
lter, Der pgroBe sllte", mie i'm Die gSelt
nennt, bon Ieinem DDben poiten Suriid=
eetreten lit. Seine Nbiicbt gu religni=
rem, nurOe i6on por Mo0en anseoeu=
tet, bann aber mioerrufen, um nun
tbp0 Mabrbeit su Ueroell. Seine gei=
itige Graft ideint bonn Mlter penis be-
riibrt iporDen 5u iein, aber er brad for
perli6 Slliammen. 9lus' unb Sbr per=
iasten ibm ben 9ienIt unb er fiiblte li9
Demna6 auber Stanoe, bas Steuer oes
englil6en StaatsIblffes iueiter gu fiib=
ren.
9ln 5amlta9 glbenO lpuroe amtli9
|perfiinOet, baB Die &Dnigin bic Geli9na=
tion angenommen, OaB iie 2oro Stole
berrp gum Yremierniniiter ernannt unb
oab bieIer ben poften ansenommen
babe.
ytoieberrp, Der jebise Wtinilter oes
MeuBern, ei1t liberaier uno pppuldrer
'Mann, miro i'm aQgemeinen Die @lao=
iton'i6e Yplitif tpeiter fiibren. aber er
oiirfte immerbin einige Wtiibe babell,
nm feline Dartei 9 ana bel einanoer 5u
balten. Spesieq Die iriiben Mitslie=
Der luerben JnrberAnaen Heaeu bic ii6
.piellei6t iebt niht erfiillen laHen.
@labftone muB es luobl tiefen G1mera
.peruriaden, bab er ni9t mebr i'm Starts
be tpar, Die arnBe Mnfgabe, be er it9
fiir ieinen 2ebensabenb geiebt bate, Die
|5eIb fregieruns Srlanos, su
|l0Ien.
Gie 9relie aller 2dnoer ipibmet oem
|groBen Staatsmanne, Der freilib nod
|nidt tobt lit unb ieinen parlamentsiib
beibebalten mia, iuarme 9la1rufe.
Glabifote LIT "a Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
StiirMisdje syabrtet..

Nlebrere ber in ben faltel Sagen bon
lebter @o6e in Seem Sort einstroffenen
SceanDampfer gli9en rieIigen @isber=
gen lie paren an ben Wfalten, an Der
Safelaee unb ben Seiten nit Sis be-
oeft uno 9etudbrten i'm Sonnenli6te
einen brillanten 9lnblif. 8eionoers Der
bon Sremen angefpmmene 9ampfer
, @eimar" unb Der bon @eltinbien eip=
setrofene 9ampfer v9lrOanmbor" pa=
rem bon pben bis unten nit Sis bebeft.
Seibe S6iffe batten fur9tbare Stiirme
| gu belfeben ; rieIi9e Stursieen i6lugen
iibtr Sef llnb bel ber 9roBen Gdlte mar
balD 9tlles nit elmer @istrulte bebedt.
Der @apitdn bes BON 8lasgom ange=
fomlnenen 9anlpfers yGDrean" beri9=
tet iiber cine nfrtluilrutge RaturerI6et=
Inung. 9(m 2S. Sanuar pdbreno zines
Sturmes fiel elm Metepr ooer Seuerball
oi@t neben bem S6iffe ins MaHer, mo-
bel Die CUR 3eit auf Poiten befinolibell
Sffi5iere glitfen uno Cameron beinabe
geblenoet ipuroen; oas S9dumen bes
g8aiiers, ,po Der Wteteor einfiel muroe
bon Den SffBieren oeutli6 bemerft.
Ser 9ampfer muBte in Gilruib, Sr=
lano, anle9en, um bort S6ub DOr benz
8etter gu iu6en, tpie Der @apitdn Iaste;
tbatId6li9 aber, um bas S6iif aussu=
behern. 9ur6 Die Stursieen muroen
Soote ueggeibmemmt nno bas 3wi=
i6enbed iiberflutbet, iuobur6 Oas Sc
pad Der Paiia9iere S9aoen litt. Sas
Waller ipllrbe ausgepumpt, porauf Der
Sampfer BON &ilruib peiterfubr. @i=
ner Der Ballagiere lanbete bort unb er=
sd6lte, Der Oampfer lei led getporoen,
bod tplroe oles bom @apitdn in Ibreoe
9eltellt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
@olitisd) 2ieo, cim garitig 2ieo,

9lls i'm ytDDer1ber 1892 SleDelan0 err
p1Glt purbe, unb NIT linn cine groBe
bemofratiI9e Mebrbeit i'm lintern Saule
bes Gonereies, iino sugleid audi be-
oriinoete 9lusIid)t pprbanben mar, bab
Der gunoesIenat cine belnofratil9e Meb=
beit befpmnle, 9laubten ale tpabren
Sreunbe oes @olfes, oab nun cine nere
Sierra be9inne unb babnbrebettbe @efor=
men eingefiibrt iperoen. Namentli6
ertpartete man NIT 3uberii6t, oaB un=
iere @elDipdbrung Dieber auf cine ee=
| iunbe 8alis gebra6t uno unier 5arif
in bur6greifenOer 8eiie repioirt meroe.
| llno Glepelanb mar ia Der Mann basu,
ale oieie ib0nen Sinae our6sufiibren.
limb po iteben mir beute nit all bieIen
fb0nen 9offnungen p 9llleroinss lit
@lebelanD li1 ielbit uno Der Sade oes
Gpltes treu geblieben. Ser 6iibrer iit
ba, tpie lte6t es aber nit Der 8efplg=
| |i9aft +? Wabrbaft, traurig genug
Sm gunoesienate fiibrt Sia = Der
1888 ben Staat Stem Sort an Die Jte=
publifaner ausperfaufte = bas grpbe
@ort. 9luf iein Oiftat lperben Die be-
! fen grnennunsen bes Yrdlioenten per=
iporfen unb be1len Gefprmpldne berei=
telt, unb fiir Die llnterltiibung ipel1e
Die Gepublifaner ibm biebei geleiltel,
ioll er bieien perlprD6en babe1, Die 9ln=
nabme ber @ilipnbil i'm Senate gu
bilttertreiben.
Qlls lebten Sommer bas Saus, ee=
ordn9t our6 Die 0ffentli6e Meinung,
in perbGltniBnldBig turser 3eit Die
Sbermanbia mioerrief, mel1e oas ger=
trauen in uniere MISUNDERSTANDING
p0llig untergraben bate, unO als oas
9aus aud Die 8illpnbil paiiirte, unO
oaour6 Die 10 notbiee Sarifreform in
Sang 81 bringen iu6te, oa glaubte
man, baB menisltens Dleier 3weis un=
lerer nationalen @eiebgebung auf Der
9obe ber 3eit itebe. 9lber au6 bier
purOen mir getdul0t. &aum bat Die
@eI6dftslpelt mieber ettpas 8ertrauen
gefaBt uno 5eigen lid) Die eriten Nnsei=
den bellerer 3eiteu, 10 ldBt lib oas
6aus bon Slanb = einem iiberlpann=
ten Sinterpdloler aus Wfihourie, Der
bon acknowledgements ni1t mebr per=
Itebt, als Elm @iel POM 2autenl9lagen
- basu perleiten, Die Seignora9e Sill
ansunebmen uuo oaburA, iDtpeit es in
ieiren &rdften itebt, pieoerum Elm @e=
| fiibl Der llnli6erbeit in Der @ei6dfts=
melt gu erreeen. S6aoen miro Die Sa=
6e aaeroings feinen tbun, oenn iollte
au9 Der Senat Die 8ill paiiiren, 10 miro
oieielbe an Dem Getp bes Yrd1iDenten
| i9eitern. 9lber es lit bemiibenb 81 ie=
ben, baB mir nit ben gldn5enben Sie=
gen in 1892 ni6t meiter gefomme1l als
DAP ein Sill = elmer Der corruptelten
go!ititer i'm Staate Stem Sort - lln=
ter Den 9empfraten I'M Senate cine
SiibrerrOlle ipielt, uno ein Derriidter
9iuterpdltler I'M Sauie Den Son atl=
sibt.
SIT es unter bieIen I'm ltdnben gu
permunbern, penn li0 Dos Golt BON
Der golitit an9setelt fiiblt uno BON Der
oempfratii1en Yartei abtpenoet. 9ie
neue 9pltspartei bat i6re @rfolse ni6t
Iompbl ibrer ei9eaen Sbatfraft, ais piel=
utebr Der gretlsenloien SummDeit eit1=
Selner Oenlptratii6er 6iibrer 81 peroan=
fen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
1teaerpie gStlionbiQ.

pie lie iebt Dem 5enat borliegt, i6reibt
Die Stem Dorf Saats5eitung"
60 beoauernsDertb Der llmltanO aud
1T, boB Die MilIon=Yia ben NIT 3edt
aebegten Grmartungen ni6t entipre9en
ipiro, 10 bleibt iie Dp9 nod INNER Der
tpi1tise erfte Sdritt auf Dem ri6tiae,l
9Bege. sic 1T ieit Der Ginfiibrung bes
S1ub5oliDItems Die erite aJtoBregel,
ipel6e eine grlndBigung Der Sole ber=
beifiiGrt unD iuenigitens einen She'll Der
9lDblfoffe solfrei nadbt. Sic Woll56ae
.iino bdufig als Der 5dlubltein oes
9o1spGIDltemS besei6net iporben unb
ibre Nbibaifung aaein wdre fcbun se=
Inigenb. um fir Den ganSen &f sl
.enti6aoieeil. Genn freie 3obpDae miro
.oaS amerifaniIte gplt balb iiber Die
8prtheile Der SarifrefOrm in elmer 8ei=
Re aufflaren, ipie oas ionlt uibt mDa=
lib pdre. I'm bieIe @rrAngenibaft
.Dur6suieBen, f6nnen mir uns iogar nit
nieDrigen Giieners= unb Ipblensollen
peri0bnell ipie aub Der nun boreei1la=
gene fleine G6ub5oll auf raffinirtenl
3ufer Slpar nidt n6tbig, aber au unbe-
beuteno lift, i'm our1 elm Steifen auf
BriilSipifn ieinetwegen Die ganse MaB=
resel Su geidbroen.
Sic 9auptlabe aber bleibt, oaB.be
Getat nun al Die i9nelle grlebisung
Der 8il gebt. Cine 8eiiernns bes Sc
l1dfts9anges, cine 2inberung Der berr=
f6enoen Motb 1T erit 3u eriuarten, na6=
Dem Die 8ilionbill angenommen lit.
ssSn Den 9dnoen Der oenDfratii6en Se=
natoren liegt bas S6lfial Sauienber
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
&mrse Nofisett.

Ser ipanii6=maroffoniide Streitfal
| 1T erleoigt. Wtaroffo 3ablt 20 Willip=
men Sranfen gntf6dbiguns.
9ie bralilianil6e grdlibentenmabl iei
in aller &ube bon lib gesansen. Sc,
neue pralibent beiBt Sr. pruOentt
b'MDraes.
9ie bralilianii6en &ebellen baben
einen fbperen 8erlult erlitten. Sbr
Sransportidiff ogenus" 1T infolse Ell
ner grplolion nit ieiner 9an5en Seman=
nung untergegan9en.
Ser beutl6e 3eidstag bat ben San=
oelspertrag nit &uBlanb an eine Som=
miiiion seipieien. lleber beilen Qln=
nabme berri6t fem 3lpeifel mebr.
Sci @barlottenburg muroen 6 Mrbei=
ter BON einem 3u9e iiberfabren uno ge=
tDOtet piele anbere berlebt.
Die oeutl6e &aiierin gebt am TO-.
Mdr3 NIT ibreu &inoern no6 9lbbasia
am aoriatiIden Meere. Sic babe tiirS=
li9, beiBt es, cine @ntfettunsstur our6=
9ema6t.
Yabit Seq feierte am 2. leinen "a.
Geburtstag.
9lu9 Die perIiI6e &esierung bat Die
Silberprdgung eingeitellt.
Sn GlberfelO muroe segen einen 12=
idbrigen &naben cine l1nteriu1ung noe.
gen 0}ajeitdtsbeleibigung einseleitet.
@r batte eine abfdllise Scmerfrng iiber
Elm Silo oes &ailers gema6t.
| Stren9 ms Geri6t 9e6t Die bairii6e
Gegierung nit Den 0aberfelotreibern ;
es ieBt @efGn9niBltrafen bis 5u q Sab
rem ab.
Sn Oloesloe, 8egbes. Sflespig
brannte Die @DriItelba6'i6e gSolIw0=
I6erei ob. S6aoen 800, 900 Ntart.
Sci 9tienburg a. .. 9aale, 0cr5pg=
t6um Npbalt, bra9en &naben bur6
| oas Sis. Eeim 8eriu9e, einen &na=
ben gu retten, ertranf YoItrteiIter 2lfer=
mann.
Sn SungbllnSlau, S06men, ipuroc
elm Neriu9 gema6t, cine STRIDE in Die
Suit 81 Iprengen.
sSn garis tpurbe an Sonntag elm
9nar9iltenneit ausgenpmlnen oreisebn
Anar6iiten berbaftet.
GongreBnlann 9BilIpn beIinoet li6
beberteno beller unb foll in etpa 2 800
den tuieDer na6 @aIbin9tOn 5uriifteb=
rem fDnnen.
8olbquar5 bon betrd6tli6em Golo=
gebalt 1T bel &ainp 2ate GitD, Wtinn.,
entoeft poroen.
Sn Colorado Ieien leit gteujabr in 21
Counties iiber 20 neue Gplolaoer ent=
beft tpDroen.
Sn Cincinnati bat li6 9llice Srlano.
cine Der i90niten Grauen Der Stabt,
eri6oiien, na9oem tie IN 2 Sabren
$37 600 Dur6gebra6t bat,
eSn Nprtb Baltimore, O., brannte
pas Spernbaus unb anltoBenoe @ebdu=
De ab. S6aoen 500, 900.
Ser Sampf Der &oblengrdber nit
ben Grubenbelibern i6eint neu aufleben
5u wOllen. Sn Yenniplpanien orobt
Elm neuer Streif unb au9 in O6io be-
sinnt es mieoer gu ipuden.
Sn Cincinnati bat bic Safion grau=
erei falIirt. SIR 2lttienfapital betrd9t
Sn @alt 2iperpool miro Elm neues
Sdulbaus gebaut, ipel6es $45,0 ,031
toltet.
stm Sonntog bat es abermals ge=
brannt in Der Chicago Weltausltellune.
Srei @ebduDe iuurben beI6dbi9t.
Sn youngstown ginsen am Monta9
Die Strabenbabnangeltellten on ben
Streif, neil einem DerIelben cine 2pDn=
reouftiOn angefilnoigt mar.
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eeSm gapitpl III Columbus fat es

eSm Capitol III Columbus bat es
sorige Wp1e nibt geringe Seniatipn
srreat, ais es befannt ipurbe, oaB Elm
gcriier bss Dauies, Elm Ditto beS Ge=
mates unb Elm @er9eant=at=Nrms oes
LSenates suiamnness IN eilleun 9auie lo=
|airen, In ipeI1em furs borber Die po=
den ausgebro6en iparen. Dimmel,
pern man nnire Qegislatnr bate untel
auarantdne itellen miilien
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07

Sic Sparta Mablmiible in Start
Gountn ging lebter Sage In bic Sdnoe
zines Wiailabermalters iiber. Sic Nfti=
ben betraeen pon SIC, 600 bis $12, 900.
peter s. Collins ipurbe als Maiiaper=
tpalter errannt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
9iGets Tiir oic Sriijabrsw all

Die SebDrbe Der Wabl=Superpil ilpre,
bpn Suscaralpas Gountp miro ii6 am
6reitas Wlittas, l6. 0ldrs 1894 per=
iammeln, um Die Nominationspapiere
Der politii9en Barteien in ben peri6ie=
benen 5opnIbips, Stdbten uno S6nl=
biitriften gu priifen, uno lie baben feit=
seiebt, Dap ale oieie Nominations pa=
pierre bis sl Dem genannten Gage une
Der senannten Stunoe ein9ereidt iein
miillen.
M. $. @ribble. Glerf.
9ie Waiiermietbe III fdllig UNI
| in Der gitiaeus 9lationalbarf sablbar.
9lsip pbilabelpbia Water SO.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07

= Gum pofmeiter in Columbus bat
Der prdlioerlt Gerbinano Mf. Senter
ernannt bic grnenanug erfreut li1
allsemeiner 8illisung.
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cleaning snow-white beard and his
son, Desha Breckenridge, with coal
black whiskers, piled themselves upon
Mr.. Carlisle. There was an excited
moment of general melee engaged in by
no less than dozen gentlemen, most
OF them intended peacemakers, when
Deputy Marshal John r. Leonard, a
giant in statue, strobe into the centre
of conflict, thrusting the belligerent
Kentuckian back and putting a damper
upon hostiities. Everybody emerged
from the heat of controversy uninjured,
although Mr.. Johnson's cheek was
slightly Redeemed and the immaculate
silk hat of Judge Jere. Wilson had been
sadly ruflled
Il call upon you gentlemen to wit
ness that | was assaulted" said Mr.
Johnson, somewhat eXcitedly. There
was murmur of assent from the by
ISLANDERS, and just then Judge Bradley
strobe upon the scene, demanding to
know the cause of the trouble. Mr..
Johnson, Mr.. Carlisle and Mr. Wilson
laid the case before him, stating that
the Kentucky lawyer had made an I'M
provoked assault upon Mr.. Johnson.
Colonel Breckenridge and his son had
started from the court house, but, see
ing the judge, turned back, the Con-
gresham approaching him, and saying
with evident excitement, II had moth
ing 10 do with this, Judge; was try
ing to separate them that was all.
From the statements of eye witnesses it
seemed that this was correct. for although
there was moment of very general sculilng,
everybody but Mr.. Shelby seemed to have
started in with intentions OF stopping the
trouble.
Judge Bradley was very indignant. I'VE
cannot have this here, gentlemen" he said,
sternly; you must understand that we can
not have such outbreaks | will ascertain in
the morning who are responsible for this and
see to it that they are properly punished.
Thercupon the two parties of attorneys re-
tired to their res pcctivc headquarters to dis
cuss the affair.
When seen in his office Mr. Johnson said
"We are not going to litigate this case in
Kentucky style will call the attention of
| the Judge to the matter in the morning and
leave it in his hands My references to the
course of the defendants counsel in court
were perfectly justified by the circumstances
which evoked them They were neither
commented upon by the judge nor objected to
by the attorneys when they were spoken
Local lawyers declare that Judge Bradley
has power to punish Mr.. Shelby for contempt
of court. since the assault WAS made within
the precincts of the court house shortly after
the days session had ended, was resultant
from the case on trial and committed by an
officer of the court which Mr. Shelby is, a.
| La, Nt,.ts
judge will fulfill his promise to see that the
responsible parties are punished in the morn
ing no one who knows him entertains any
doubt. He is noted fer the strict order which
he cnforccs i'll the courtroom. Yesterday he
informed one spectator in the rear Of the
room chat the court waz not The House OF
Commons and it was not customary 10 wear
hats there. Again he raped three times
very sharply upon the desk with his full
hand when Colonel Breckenridge and his at
torneys We're comforting III overload tones.
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family during his ga ldmcthcr's lifetime
After the grandmother's death the brutality
The Nuns and the schnols.

PITTsBURG, Pa, March i3.-This
morning States Counsellor w. T. Kerr
of the Junior Order United American
Mechanics, applied for an injunction in
the Riverside School case, before Judge
McClung, March 81 was set for Il hear.
ing. The board of directors Of the
Riverside sub-school district, Of the
city of Pittsburg, and the five sisters Of
mercy are the defendants. The hin
prays for an INDUCTION to prevent the
sisters from teaching, on non-sectarian
grounds.
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TUESDAY EVENING. MAR. 10, 1894.

AMERICANS LABOR under the egregi-
Gus delusion that their civilization is
more advanced and scientific than that
of other civilized nations. Why, that
even the half-breed people of Buenos
Ayres, whom they look upon as hall
civilized, rank them in intelligence and
humanity, is demonstrated by the fact
that they never kill a dog supposed to
be mad until confinement prove 1t to
be so. for the wise reason that rabies Is
a popular, rather than real disease,
and that the death Of most of the peo-
lie who are said to die from the bite OF
dogs supposed to be mad, is the result
of fear and anxiety. The killing of a
healthy dog that has bitten child, for
the reason that if it should subsequent
" 90 mad, the bitten child would be
similarly affected, is as conclusive evil
dence of dense Ignorance rs voudooism.
Dogs are as subject to disease as men,
but the popular idea in this country on
the subject is that all sick dogs are mad
dOuS
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mrs. Philip Jones died at her home
in Orange county near Rapidan station
on Saturday. She was Miss Betty
Morris, of Albemarle county.
A man, supposed to he Morris M.
Spooner, of Charlottesville, committed
suicide in Druid Hill Park, Baltimore
yesterday, by shooting himself.
Miss Gladys Tyson, daughter of Mr..
Robert Tyson, of Falmouth, was mar
ried " sterday in the Falmouth Baptist
Church to Mr.. J. o. Walker, CT Middle
sex.
Thomas Davis, a widely known
citizen of Prince George county, was
found in the road yesterday with his
neck broken. He had been thrown
from his wagon.
The Virginia State steamer Chesa-
peake has left Norfolk for Tangier
Sound to drive away Maryland oyster
dredgers, who were reported to have
again invaded Virginia waters.
Mr.. w. B. Bolts, a native of Freder-
icksburg, and for many years promi-
nent lawyer of Houston, Texas, died
in the latter city Thursday. His wife
preceded him to the grave only three
days.
Mr.. John Green and his wife, Mary
Ann Jordan, celebrated their golden
wedding Monday, at their home in
Aqua district, Stafford county. They
are aged little over 70 and 6S years
respectively.
T. Ashby Wickham, 1.-THE newly-elect-
ed Judge Of Henrico County Court, yes
terdy instructed the jury to investigate
the charges that fraud had been COM
mitted at Smithers's precinct during the
last election, February 6.
A student at Washington and Lee
University attempted suicide yesterday,
having become respondent because a
young lady returned ring which be-
longed to him, with the explanation
that she would be married in a short
time.
The only case heard before the Court
of Appeals of Richmond yesterday was
that oft the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company against Thomas,
sur, which was further argued by J. S
Barbour, esq, and Col. J. c. Gibson, for
defendant in error, and Judge w. w.
Crump for plaintiff in error, and con-
tinued until today.