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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

suicide this morning At $50 o'clock by
lodging a bullet In his brain. He died
at O'Clock this afternoon. The wen
pom used was q 22-caliber target gun.
M health and dependency prompted
the act Ills brother Dr.. J. " Burns
Of cuero. win arrive tonight. The re-
mains win be Inferred here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

t'T'NT0ET FII"TTWEVTIs
Gilmer Tex. Apru gS.-Thc commits
sioners' court OF Upshur county met
today aud quarantined against Tex
arkann. DR. j. q. Daniels was appoint
ed health physician. The entire county
is Included.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

by Associated Press.
Huntington, W. Va, Anrn 2s.-Harry
Brumneld and Henrietta Atkins have
been placed In jail In Lincoln oopn,,,
charged with the blowing up OF souIre
Nanee's house With dynamite a fov
weeks ago. In which two children wera
seriously injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

special Dispatch.
Marshall. Tex, Aprn ga oolorea
waiter at the Hotel de Elgin accident
ally shot another waiter In the NOUN
this morning about O'Clock with So
oaliber bulldog pistol The wound /.
not considered dangerous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Negro-Narrow E.capc.
Special Dispatch
Dallas. Tex. April 2s.--The residence
VI Mr.. W. +. Conner. Southern agent
OF the Wabash railroad. was burglar
Jzsd by unknown parties yesterday
evening. The entire contents OF Mrs.
conner's wardrobe. n addition 70 some
other hner1es and jewelry were stolen.
Robert Caldwell. who is wanted n
Terrell charged with forgery, was ar
rested at o'clock this evening BY
Policemen cornweli and Ramsby.
Pleasant Avery the negro who was
phot by his nephew. David Avery. last
week. died last night David. coming
home yety unexpectedly, about 10
O'Clock sunday morning caught hii
Uncle Pleasant In bed with his wife.
David pesued his uncle and caught
up with him just as he was reaching
his home. where he let him have both
barrels.
The trial OF S. =. Smith. who was
arrested on charge Of burglnrizlng
August Kern's barber supplies depot,
resulted IN verdict Of acquitlal THIS
morning
Yesterday. while large crowd were
rnioying an excursion on the Harvey,
quito sensation was created among
the passengers by the sudden cry Of
'man overheard" Several heroes re-
Eponded 20 tho call. aud did some mo-
bic work as lfe-savers. The mnu was
nnally fahed out. bot not until be was
nearly drowned, II proved to be Mr..
Bob Laws NJ Dallas.
a vullce containing some ladies' ana
Trntlemen's vaigablo wearing apparel,
was stolen from y residence IN South
Buiia4 last night Jhe police think
hey are onto the uull of the hici
D. u. Simmons, sheriff Of III raso
ruunly was in the city last night II
o. supposed ho Is ia pursuit OF Frnnk
Berriil, who Skipped with 10000 OF
mNpaycr funds " ~ paso.
Speedy tho famous diver ne the
fair grounds yeaterday lcapcd from
Ale tip top gable OF tho grnnd stand
into q tank Of water three foot deep.
a club VIII DO organized by tho sngle
lax believers Of Dallas at a meeting
D. be held next Saturday nlght In the
fourt room OF the city hail
Major Jerome c. Kirby, tho local
bndor or the Third party, win speak IN
me auditorium of the city han Tuesday
might, under the auspices % the Pop
plist club Of Dallas.
MIR Lee duno has just returned from
Tones county. ne Ays they have had
30 rain In 30 long IN that section that
he agricultural and catilr-ralnlny en-
eerprlso is completely devastated.
Mr. Harry Tracy has gono 90 the Pam
eandlo Tor the purpose ut haranruinF
lhe Popullsts
Alr y j.. Dowcll WIN not be- can-
iidate Tor city Hocrcuty as reported.
Mr. l.. u. Morrison, an old-ulme rail-
foader spent the day IN Dallns.
Judge Rufus Hardy OF Corsicanu hna
announced aa a candidate for the DEM
fumtle congressional nomination.. In
ihia district
The Pounliais held their weekly meet
hp last niRht Col rlge Robinson, J.
y Robertson and A. y. Bristol made
tc,'7 t5c, touching upon the trouble
between col Milton pnrl, ma ,,,s 80.
erintsrs ~ ~ ''' '''' ''''0H
rha ok Gun parls ord ,,,,, ,.r,
men tomorrow A. m ""' W
The u 10 d ann ca,.. n..,. n.,,.,
A,u ~ M w h''o 'n'lr lhltlM
Mr. nna n,rs ta.1,. p.., n,s"',
Eortn ar, ,.,.,,, ,'g'',e l'''N'n Of Fort
Il IKE ctt, ''s ''' - ~ harris
y mop was given at the EllIn hail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Mr. J. y, Moore took HIS family ana
n party hf uhout thirty friends in his
Nnvciai COR for "a days outing FORT,
miles from the city yesterday Among
MIR M0oro's guests are Rev. Or. Cussil
aud Mrs Casall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Robert II. McNatt announces his
candidacy for reelection to the office
OF district court clerk of Tarrant coun-
cratic party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Fort Worth, March 9
1 beg to announce to my friends ~.
! am a candidate for consfabie e''a as
Precinct No, l, Tarrant county. snht. o
to the action OF the Democrats nsy,S
r. NJ. ERWIN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29
nrceisinridso'. Motion overruica.
ny Aaaoelnted pross.

Washington, April aS,--Judge Brad.
Icy today oyurrulod tho motion OF coun.
vel of Representative Brccklnridge FOR
new trial OF tho celebrated Breek.
inridge-PollRrd breach OF promise suit.
Bend was lNed at 500 for an appeal
which hreehurldEe's counsel gave no.
uoe would be taken TO tho court Of app
pe9ls OF the District " Columbia.
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ny Associated Press.
Richmond. Ind, Anrl ss.--Ntrs.
Lease has recovered sufficiently 10 al
low her 70 leave Tor panvnlc. Ill. To-
day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

p, A. Euless Is a candidate for =.
election to the office of sherin s,,b-
party. "'ic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Impure water. tho cause OF so much IN
health. is made harmless by adding a
httle' AnEosturn Bittcrs, Manufact.
AZ all druFrists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

special Dispatch.
Guthrie, o r., April ss.--A S-year-old
child Of Allen Grlmth was hurnsd Is
death while playing with IRE yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

BY Associated Press.
connellsvine, Pa, April ss.-on Mon.
day The Oliver Coal company win g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-30

and was almost instantly killed, while
four mon and one woman were tunu
20 leap from the iron staircase leading
from the foar Of the building, AMI were
iuft ~ view into sac C1urI, which
looked 10 DO almost u sJlii mas n'
ilampe. Ono OF these mon turc.ulcd ln
reaching the street, bus uJtuiug hns
been seen OF tho otuura. ~ Us alec
reported that q child De- mi.aIng, but
lacks clniifmutiOl.
From 1851 o. tao time nf the FIRE las'
night, the historic building was closely
associated with thr history 10 this
state aui City. In plu0r CO.." Jcfirf.
son Davis aud the lU1iiug southern
politicians met aud Hgruri upon tho
course 20 bo pursued nt the Chaiiesion
convention Of 1850, and since that
time the ialo Of hundreds Of nspifar u
iOr public h0n0u were scaled Ia IT,
| historic walls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-30
WOMEN
ARE OFTEN TREATED FOR The
WRONG DISEASE.
DrB. Shores g. Shores CURE Their
pationt8 -s5 Month For All
DIsDnsuH= ModlClnUa FrgU.

Dr1. Shores q Shores CURE Their
patlOntg.-a5 "a Month For Al
DlsOasos-M Medicines FrDO.
Many tmos women call Uu ihu.r family
physician, suffering, AS they imagine,
ono nom dyspepsia, one from hoari dis.
case. another from livor and kidney
trouble, another from nervous oHhauH-
zion. tho symptoms are aIl prosont alike
90 them, and thoir eusy.E0.us, probably
don't-clro, doctor gives thcm somo little
Pill of bottle Of medicine, tolls thUm 60
go homo and callagain Ia wook. The
patient consequently gois NO bo.lor, but
worse, caused from tho delay and wrong
treatment DH, Shores 81 Shores give "a
thorough. scientific aud systematic
couro ~ troatmgnti the patient comos TO
tao oUlco twice week, aud iho doctors
can carefully watch the progress Of tho
paiiouli they do not give amy medicine
tina comes TO hand, bul carefully pre-
paro each medicine especially for tho
CHsH.
Mrs. Crowthor, who resides ut gls
Ninth South and Third WOst Streets,
aysi-
~ cannot begin 90 describe my symp.
toms. Tor I bad NO many For i've years
] was sufferer. had terrible pains in
my back and iu tho pii OF ny slomaChi
they were NO severe that ut night 4 could
not sleep for more than two hours. My
head wocld ache and % constant hawking
and splitting. ] was no deaf ! could not
hear an ordinary guuyOrsail1n. 1 had a
wrgtched cough, no appetite. / was
very weak and ala not have strength
enough 10 do my Homework. LOS in
flush, aud my friends began 70 Imagine j
would not live long.
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shelter. The action u the authorities
raised much Indignation among the
l1b1riug people, anu when Hi % O'Clock
this evening sue ptmy finally marched
up Gland avenue fu the camp No Tie
oast eide OF tine tow wuf, ulgRgtd
nuI weary, their iiuuulu condition
ar0u9ed sympaihy.
Mpyor Hin hal cent Thirty police.
men and Suuuu MCbtIauEu, with uH
many JaputIgF, t0 meet thc amy nnd
inform them they would have o. IHH
on through ID n MJiuts Co % dtsr.Igd
stove factory, where ami ls ll.4 aud
shelter was provided.
Al lsst Kelly consented % WIvr,Gud
the MARCH was buguu. IIu .ifeuta
were llHeI with SPECTATOR, u d as th"
wclfy mon matched by, Wrtt from
hunger, won. % wtp. from syuiUIihb
Tonight the putHurao Of Des
M0iucs ufe much exercised over the
uu xpucieIly rpiI Ity '0lmgut 90
sentiment favorable 600 k.IIg The
mayor announced tl4ttIu UIv would
furnish but Dsu uuys provisions and
then iCItUH tho army tI move 0I.
Tho trades Yud labor assembly c.ltl
% meeting, druUuuuuR inu nu'hstIt cf,
and nrIUlHi.f % committee 90 Hlgaru
food aud rniHc money !1r tfUuaIurtn.
sion.
IEu as uNCLE sAu.
porTiA.D, o., Aprl -1..-Thc
Portland contingent OF IuKgy5- atmy,
WIN seized Union prcuc train ni
Irou.Iale ypa,uiduy ami were nrtcalol
by United States TROOPS 1t Arlington,
were brought back Go tlia city urly
early this morning. General Suhuniaf
Northumberland BfccslntiuEy
md nuy others were taken o. l1il and
the remainder placed under guard Ul
the regular troops.
The iuduatrials number 5.7 Boa all.
They urr being fgj ut toe expense OF
the United slates, aud express no
desire 10 escape.
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MFR FoR SOCIALISM.
Aggressive Movement FOR thc over.
throw of the Government.

throw of the Government
DENvER, Colo, April GA special
20 the Rschy Mountain Acgs from
Chicago says! a scheme OF protigious
proportions, which cOntomplAtes tins
overthrow Of the country ana govern.
ment In the Interest Of cooperative en-.
tluslasis, was sprung this aiturnoonlRt
% meeting OF the White CITY CO.Opora.
tive association, n powerful Orgnulga.
ZION n known suclalislic tendencies.
Colorado was declared 10 be- the state
where the ovef,hrowing should begin.
10 IL Intended 10 place tue cooperative
committees IN one state, 90 they can
multiply AMI eventually control the
legislation OF that state 20 the estab.
lIfnmeut OF complete state cl.OprrA.
tive machine, ana then tho conquest
ui tho balance OF tho country would
no the more easily Hud more quickly
secured, through the example OF M
practical operation on 20 large seal,
ua state,
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Ihs Editors Released.

OKLAHOMA, /. r., April IS. Editors
Burke anu Brown, imprisoned by
Judge Scott for alleged contempt Of
c1ufi, were released this morning by
Probate Judge Steward ON writ "
habeas corpus. Judge Scott, who was
M Berry, was notified, aud tolegraphci
orders 10 the sheriff TO Tecommit the
ydltlts. On advice OF attorneys, the
sheriff decided 10 disregard the order.
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Laughing ptnsaih.

PARIS, April 25.-rno trial a. Emil
Henri, tno anarchist VIM caused the
explosions in thu Rat DIS Bluuinuts
uuI D. the Gaze Terminus, was cote
iinuuI in The assizs court Of tue depart
pattmtnt ~ Seine tluuy.
HUuti was permitted 90 rad a paper
which ended with the wOrlU' "luu
have killed nuarohisis, but you csruut
k.ll anarchy which will uud uy kiiliug
the bourgeois
The Jury brought In q verdict Of
guilty, hu1 Henri was Hh0fly Ciluf'
wnr1u sentenced to death.
The prisoner received his sentence
laughi1g aud shautingi "COuaEti com
rados; viyc rnnrchio."
Hu was removed under n strong
escort Of republican guards.
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DEsrROYED HY FInE.
a Historic nnildiuE Ia Nov
Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, La, April 20.--A
lrw minutes before Il O'Clock last
night fire broke out In the kltchon OF
no H. Charles hotel. A large audience
WINS leaving the ~. Charles thcater nt
tue timv, aud In few minutes the
widest excitement prevailed IN the
Hifuut
Guests anu employees " tho hotel
were soon burrying out Of tho builI.
my, hall clad, with auoh few personal
ELECTS ~ could be suatohBd up IN
Their hurried exit from their sleeping
gCOms.
Ae nearly Ra can be nscnrtalned, foui
llyes have been sacrificed. Ono man
'eapei from the fourth story window
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"tn th'H condition was advised 20 20
90 DR.. Shores & Shores, ns thov were the
only specialists who gave evidence ot
their skin. aud ann worry glad did.
have only boon undOr thUir treatment
seventeen daya and ] Cnu ny have mo-
moro pains. i hear vol aud believe % u
duty 90 oihor sufferers Co mako my TO.
mnrkublo case puhlC.'
Mrs. Crowthor resides NJ pOs Ninth
South and Third West street eco and
soo her; she will tell you how she was
made well aud happy.
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Real Estate
For Salo or Traio In all parts
o. tho city. JAY Is. S,ophons,
% Union Natioral Bank
BuLldLnn.

NANh s. NLNl hooNlu lvyat'
- '.e .st-l W." ttr."s J.t al
al4rUrru 7. Ifni,D s.t..Uai itarL tI1fE
NhIHh COTTAGE WITH A NouM-s
~ HhIHu foot OF ground, city water, GOOD
lawn, near corner EaH. auu iil south, fur
t'sI.r q. 'i'ar,f NAM if,'l.
..... ............ ,....
RIO TRADE, D. GOOD huiLuiNN LOTS,
l' a1g KY w tf,',nn ,ial,
i.trt bon
/ a,.. a., i,, I EARN OF s: A g, RI.
fsi.ns Joy h. s,S6E5a. u tUa.5'S s,aoa.l
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If YOU CANNOT COME TO SALT
LAKE

srito Tor tho mail treatment Onooi the
Physicians iu personal charge suporlu.
ionds the mail department aud by syH.
tenn OF close rDresp Dniouco controls
those out Of tho cIty quite ns well 81, those
who come 90 tho 0nltH Send Tor Hymp.
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment.
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clNalLInATloN or LAnln.


Moss, Belgium, April sO.-whilr
sixteen coal miners were descending q
thsn leading 10 mine ht Bots pa
Lac, IN the Mons district, the cnule
broke, procipilaiiug the whole party
10 the bottom. Thirteen Of thu minors
were killed aud the remaining three
blurred.
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The French Premier aud tho
Catholics,

LYoEs. France, April 2s.-Prcmlor
Cusimit- PerleT, NJ. Butdeau, minister
ot finance, aud M. Martin, minister OF
commerce., accompanied by many high
hl1igls OF the government, arrived
lur1 this evening IA order to cougratu'
late the exhibition tomorrow. The
minister met hostile reception from
the Catholics IN the streets, caused by
the recent suspension Of the stipend
VI tho archbishop Of Ly0ns, on 40
count Of his u!tefanCea In regard u
government measurcs, notably his de-
nuuclAtlon OF the law Tor the main
tenance ut churches. Daring the dis
iurbance twenty people were arrested
Tut they were afterwards liberated.
The CLERGY OF Lyons were not present
~ the 1ilcial reception Of tho minis
lufa.
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STRIKE EPIDEMIC.
Alarming E,Bs From the Coal
Creek HiGsS
II WAS coHruLsOnY THERE.
,,n, and Ammunition Sent For for tho
PROJECTION Of Those Who
Want TO Work.

urvputs. Tenn, April 2O.-'Tho
-. which came from Coal Creek last
rlgnt ia Of most alarming nature
M, miners Of Jellioo have for several
t.,s besp endeavorlng TO Induce tho
cal creek miners to Join the suikc,
,nIn mass meeting was held ut Coal
r,,cs to vote on the question. AZ the
r,eBnp the majority Of the Coal
c,eer miners voted not to strike a.
th,y have no particular grievance and
tb.ir contract with the mining
.,rppapies does not expire until
krggst. The result Of the v0in
sprapod the Jullico minefs who sny
they inleud 90 compel the Coal Cfetk
mi1,rs 10 strike Mag lot uy force. The
coal operators are determined 10 BACK
tbe men who want 20 work, and have
triephoIod tor arms and ammunition
m ftpulso any attack made. The
coal Greek miners hold the key 10 tue
.fuation IN Tennessee, and uulcss thej
10 out tue Jollico strike will necessarily
g,ycrnor Turney IL watching the
strike closely and will order troops 10
he scene at the first outbreak.
oS THE GREAT MOUNTAINS.
SEATTLE, washn., April 3O.-tt "a
umor q here that the Great Northern
,trIko Will bu broken Tuesday morning
although II l. impostib.c 10 verify the
mmor. IL II said that the company
bas offered 10 restore wagUa Of tbs
rarlururH, nremOn, conductors anu
bfakomen, but net those Of the ngcnte,
0pefut1fr, trackmon anu HhOpmen.
The trainmon were In session several
huuu last night, but refuse 10 state
what proposition they were consider.
lux
CONSOLIDATION or LABOR.
CHICAGO, April 30.-Thc executive
board VI the general assembly kuighu
%. Labor, yestefday,su Jupo II us date
WuBu tie committee representing ihnl
organization will meet tho committee
representing the American Federation.
TIo place Of the meeting will br de-
ul scl upon by the two committees,
uui u viii probably be- some city 90 the
East. THIS meeting Will BIO tho most
important ever held by wOfkingmUu
iu years, for the reason that an eilUf
viii be made ut u TO arrive nt som,
understanding whereby the two or
organizations can work together fOl
tbrgunefal advancement OF the causi
OF lauOr
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MeIImnn 10 Tromaa.

TRoMso, Norway, April 29.-The
North Polar expedition under the COM
uaud VI Walter Wollmau, has arrived
here, on route for the leland OF Spilz
bergen anu the lar north.
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LONDON, April GA dipphtch 10
tho 7imCs rom Lisbon says there
were IJry.nvo new cases of cholera
Yesterday. Slxty-f0ur patients were
discharged vs. cured. There were
uudor tfcaimUn, $50 persons. No death
OunuTIol.
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90 PAYS roH YOUR TREATMENT,
TNAMlNArON, LOCAL TREATMENT
~ TUE Oru.E aNu AL MEpiCiNE
HlQylgED ~ TUE uuuE uf YOUR
TROUBLE.
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500 s MONTH. so MATTER WHAT
YOUR TROUBLE MAY uE. AND MED
ICINEs FUuNisuEu rEEE
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JAY R. STEPHENS,
Room % Union NltI Olal Bank Block.
peLINousEr NOTICE.

once q tho ursrrot cold and silver Mining
and Milling Company rI Fast south
lgmplu street. aaIt Lake tltu lnh,
ATOTtCL=TuEHs AltE DELINQUENT
~ uu1u tAu following described Ht.uk on
90 cunt N assessment levied on tUC .Ilh DAY
~ juno, ial, Sue several Gums Hrt opposite thu
nance OF thg respective tharylUlirIt, ua col.
lowe.
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DIES MoiNE7 Ia, April g0-Dea
MONIES IN Ia a state Of Intense excite
ment over the arrival OF kully'd IN
dustrial army. The men hnd maronri
twenty-seveu mites last night witnou
food, and were held by the police tve
miles out Of the city In "A driving Inin'
storm all day, with no PROVISIONS Or
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Ifyou have city or farm property you
want 90 soil or trade don't hll 10 call ON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05

er[oubt, gu stpetfeln, ob CT BET lGngerem
Qeben 6te Sbrduen Der6ient bate, tpelche
9eutIAlan6 al feinem Sarge ne;nte, Die
REMEMBERING perbient bate, tpeI6e bic
gtahpelt benz eriten un6 einSigen gere6z
ten @rpberer 5oat."
SIM 8erlaufe ieiner @ei6i6tl9reibunS
imner mieber auf GuftaO NOolf 5urltfz
tommenb, rii6mt Schiller ieine @roBrnutb:
y@s mar fir @uitap Qbolf bctlt9ites 9e7
feb, bas 8lut bet 6etnbe pie bet Setnt9erl
;u iparen."
@u elmer anberen Stele fagt S4iner
Sumitten furdbtbarer 8errobun9 babe
@uitap Gt6olf 6urcb feline 6anolung Der
9taAe ieinen 6~eloencbaratter befledt. gead
0er Groberuns WfiincbenS babe lein 9roBes
6ers, tpie iebr ct aucb Our6 Die l1nmeni3z
Itbfeit Der 8apern geget e~in5eLne in ibre
SGn6e gefauene 16nebiic3e Splbaten 9ez
reist tporoer un6 pie bringenb ct ielbit
BON 9euti9en beitiirmt tpprben, O1agbez
burgs Sbtdlal an Der 8eii6ens ibreS Ger
it0rerS 5u abnben, bieie nicbri9e &acbe perz
ocbtet unb W1dBigung unb WiIOe beipielen.
Our Gouenbun9 beS 8ilbeS beuterft
S6iuer: Der e6te ib0ne Nnitanb set Ser.
icn @uitaD NOolf's babe BEN @inbrud
ieiner glorreiben Sbaten nolenbet unf
feline 2eutieItgteit Bic 6er3en ber Meniben
detDDltnelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Cite aIte Gta9e tito ote 2Gttttpori
0nrn1tfA

l3um bie1eiht aebntauien6iten Male in
tbrem fat balbbunbertiGbrtgem 9aletn
ptrb Der vSainois StaatS3ettung" bic
Srage DorgeLegt: sc Elm 9eb bore
ner amertfanil6er &atboltt
q rGitbent ber Ser. Staaten
nerben?"
8tr ipolen uns bte Mibe ncDmen, auf
bielelbe einmal Elm ipenig ausfI6rltber
einauseben. 9te 9tntiport lautct:
@rtens: Gs giebt feine 9 e b :
mem &atbolifen, alto AUDI teine geborenen
amertfanti9en &atbolifen. Wan tam
BON fatbDlii6en @ltern geboren ietn, mirb
in bic Wtitglteolbaft Der fotboliiben &trcbe
aber erit aufgenommen burcb bic Taufe.
3tpeitens: Nae in ben Ser. Staaten gez
borenen &tnber bringen, t%peni9itens tpenn
ibre Gltern 8iirger maren ober ipdter ges
poroen iinb, bas &ecbt NIT our Welt, uenn
Tie LANCE senu9 leben unb ii9 9eltiisenb
ausaei6nen, YrGiioent Der Ser. Staaten
gu tperben, einerLci ob lie ipGter an ben
@ott ber G6riiter, Wfubamebaner, Suben
ober 8uoDbiiten glauben, Ooer ob fe oaS
Oaietn etnes periOnli6en @OtteS Leu9nen,
unD ~eitterlei, pb ibnen i'm ~eriteren Sale bas
proteltantiibe ober bas fatbolil9e @lauz
b%enssepanb in tbrer Su9enb an9e3ogen
tporoen lit, ober Ob tie es li6 lclbit in ipas
teren Sabreu an3teben. Sin &atbolit
ia II besbalb 8rGiibent ser Ser. Staatcn
tperben; feline 8%eittmmung Der 8erfaiiung
oOer BET 8unoeS9eiebe binbert tbn baran,
unb Elm &at5olif ~ t b etnlnal BrGitoent
oer Ser. Staaten perben, iobaIb nicbt
nur Elm fleiner erleubteterer She'll, ionz
bern bas 9an3e gOIf Der Ser. Staaten
5u bet Gjnli9t selanst 1T, baB oas @laus
benSbefenntntB NIGHTS nit Dem 6lr9erlicben
8erbGltnilie beS Wcni6en gu tbun bat,
lonDern cine rein periDnlicbe Qngele9enb belt
lit, melAe ietne Steuuug unb feline 6anoz
lut9en ais Staatsbirger tueoer b~eetnluBen
bari noeb fam. Wttt anbern 8orten, ioz
balb ma iiberhaupt ni6t mcDr nacb benz
@laubensbetenntniB fragt. go LANCE aber
Der 6ampf Dec Notwithstanding gee
%geaeinanoer nit Der @rbttterung, bic i'm
beute immer no6 fennsei3net, fOrtbauert,
unb 10 LANCE Sic Tra9e na6 benz 0lauz
bensbcfenntniB ber Ganbtoatcn gefltiientz
dih immer nteber in Die @ablfGmpfe
~biieineetra9en miro, 10 lange lit es natirz
lid, baB ELL &atbolif nltr gerln9e 9luSli6t
bat, ben 9rdlioentenltubl au beiteisen, eins
fab, melt Die &atboIifcn ii6 i'm 9an6e
in D~otfnungSloler Wttn6erbeit beftnben.