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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-10
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nebes ben 3oie San. Moorbeao.
9enne &etstermin fer ub til at bliue
mer eno almiuoeli9 lang, oa ber er
trebiue triminelle os iets % femti
ciuile Soser paa &alenberen. Go'
tiqise itDrre &rocesier pil brin9es
.op oeriblanot en- angaaenoe SIS. 900
@tabeseritatnins til Bpen Moorbeao.
IS. 8. 9anion er uone6nt til
&oitmeiter / Olisco. @aleca County.
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@tanlep, S,auti County. os Inorem
3anion er ubneunt til &ofmefer.
= Copeland. iom rppeee Banten
/ Morbeao for $4,000 mibt paa lp1e
Doaen flbite CONNER. ct bleuen
opmt til ipu Gars Sloueri.
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&asierer for ben fuenRe Baptift SIR
te 9ulutb er antlo9et for at baue
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tilba9e fra @mbeoet.
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af .9eralo" / Dulutb for ct Smes
beRrift, iom bar faaet bans Blob.
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bottsr u. 9. 8ernorb al .@rano
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brono um Mor9enen ben 3oie Sun.
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@bopmans Borbersa:fiteb, 8. u.
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nan & @armobps @oloon. 9abet
an1laoes Jll $4o.WOO, Qoora1 Ns)u'
rancen better $S5. 900.
= @u me9et piatis Eronsattior
er for' 9aaet mellem Mr. Moon oe
Mc&inlep &ebtpooo Ga(ls. WRc'
Rinlep er en- of be heloiafe Opera.
tors peo Mesaba Iron Range, ol
ban bar nu iitret fig &etten til al
eraue ub alt bet &ul. iom maattt
finbes paa Moons @ienbom. Mc
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Sci Sui. noar man fun fommer By
bere neo. 9an uil faa iuart fom
muli9t be9pube at bore for at finbt
ben beolte Yloos for en- e@aft. 9ar
bar leiet 2ogi for fine Grbeioere, oe
faoinort iom Drill % onoet Maifine.
ri CT anfommet. oil ban be9unbe UT.
be,bet. 8uormeset McR,nlep ia,
betalt for @eiten er enbuu ubetienbt,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-10
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st telegram til 2cnoon ben 2oen
Son. meloer. at polite Nuiier inoez
bolber 8eretnineer om ct 6origQ paa
OF ta9e ben rusiiRe 8eiier ofooae reo
@ift.
= Sen fem o9 trebiue Mil lanQe
Ronol, iom nu letter Oceanfiibene
iftono til ot anlsbe Mon@eaer i@ns-
lano, aabneoes lite Son.
Bpautbori'eterne i@t. &etersbura
bar iiinoe at faa ofbolot en- interna<
mol Uplifting Der Bpen 1903.
Set er nemlig ba 200 Nor iiben Bpcn
blep anlo9t at 8eter ben @tore.
= ST 1elearom til ,Nep Dorf
6eralb" fra geicorasua meloer. at
BDen @bolutca / 9onouros er taaen
af @enerat Bonillns Wrmee. @ener,
al @iliams ee abnilliae onbre Off,
cerer blep tasne iii fouse; mango
iaareoes. Ineriberle tenter frofs
OF morf@ere til Eeeueiealpo, iom er
ben itgrlte Bp i 6onburos.
= 3eleerom til 9aom fra Eropa>
nj, @ieilia. melber ben Sc San, at
Der beriter en- 1uore Eumult, }ou, bar
lat belle 8etolfninsen / @iarine. Gn
9rop al no8le 6unoreoe beuebnebe
BBnoer on9reb @mbeosmcnbene peb
uotanten al @alotofimi ner Eropani,
mebens be roabte:: rgleb meo Bpz
@mbetsmanoene!" Eilibn tleu
| % | Mosbfn f0ortrnenbs ii BpG Gmbs6szi
monoene flpstebe. gnoel nf Dprsr,
erne er fenere bleuet arrefereoe.
= 2onboner,B Blobet ,Eimes" ariz
Der en- Urtifel ON 6onbelen for
1893. at bet forlgbne Nar moa be-
trostes iom bet parie &rppeliens-
Gar. tom mon fienoer. Sen omeri.
taniie &eneeomietn,ue oe cen one.
rifanfe 8ebonblius at 9oloen binz
oreoe ole 6oreta9enber. Sen ou>
itralfe BantsRriiis os g1eb9ano /
ame,ifouiie Sernbaneforetoeenber
Gorbinoelfe meo inoenlanofe Jors
ftprrelfe bar torminbfet Snotester>
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nomi oeret npooenoi9. os bette bor
iaien bout fin Snbfpoelie Poo be
bonolenoe. Set. !om man9ler, ct
9illio til 6tabiliteten af uoenlonbRe
Nff1rer.
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ira 2onoon, boz oer / england paret
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/ 2anobiitrifterne bar bet itore @nez
talo binoret 9rofifep poo 2anbepei=
enc. @oituoanene bar peret foriinz
feoe. @n &Dinoe / 6orn @offle ct
FROZEN ibiel. &ulbanolerne bor no.
turltsuis ta9et 5oroel of ben lape
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ten paa &ul meb tire @billin9 pr.
Eon.
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tormoa fin Manb til at femme .Sn.
gen 2icenie." @ilie Sent, ier Nor
aommel, bar naturliepis poa MamaS
@ioe. gftenen fbr @aleet git Mr.
Sent meo @iQie forot ie bam bel
tSens, os bpsienoe paa bam for bons
barnlise &luoren faeoe ban: rMu,
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Orb iaften". fuareoe ban. .9et ct
9oot, min @ut; bette er ben bebte
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rem.
@fi6nt uor bet BiQeoe. fom @illie
fremit,Qeoe. ioet ban tleot fit bpibe
Eoi fneleoe ueo Sioen of fin 6aoer
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Brenoeuin" imoraen, Nmen."
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itor 2anbSbpen. &uinoebenDer,
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Sleb, bleu rafte op mob @uo ON
9ielp ben fore NtsiDrelie.
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gen. os @r; Sent bapbe life enbba
ueret til &ol9febet. @illies Bpn
lso bans Dre, o3 bans beioereoe
@amuittiebeo icgoe: r8e,oar bin
Sgus @etition meb bin Bo(lot."
@noelis fob ban peo Bauotboren
meo TO Stemme1eoler / 9aanoen: @n
Liieenss, oeih dnben No license
sofiteri. politif &losRab bs Be.
eiarltsbeo fasoe: Sten for 2icenie.
elmuittisbeben iaaoe: @tem imob
2icenie. @fler ct 9ieblits Betenf,
ming faiteoe ban fra fig ben @temme.
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% loeoe ben anben 8oQotboren..
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funee boue ueret inof9rt. Om st.:
termioboeen fanot @iQie en- No
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leoe 6olt. 2iQe @lQie ileoe frem
siennem ben farIise sob.
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liate. ct 9iennemboret 9lerte. o9 fpoe
@llie Sent baube facet fit. Dgos=
laar.
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3ans 5ar b1eu burtis buoienbt, o9
bans fgrite burtiee Eanfe, ,oet BON
FOB ooer fin liulpie Sbn, par:
@ilie uil albris mere bebe ON, at
ieg Rol femme imob Brenbepin.
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to9 ban ben lille 6aonb fin. Sen
par tolb fom Narmor, men meuem
be imoa Giuare bolot ben foit en- No
License 9,det, iom ben tapre lille
Siel teutte at foraabre @aarsba.
gems Dom meb.
@r. Rent traabte tilbose meb
Sfam % Sore. Stemmeiebeelen i
bans 9aanb tunbe baue beiuoret ben
BBu. iom. ioa nslis loa paa be Sc.
ber, iom Hu par itumme, % ben fun.
be mulioens baue ofuenbt ben 1groe.
lt9e lllptte.
5aore, mao lite be foloe 9enber
al ~9uiinoe ihiellaane" oppeQere
Eausbeb til eber. @oers enc Stem.
me ct bet, iom Sub frauer al buer
iiar at eoer. s er liseiaa onfuorlise
for. at ben er / Ouerensitemmelle lle
meb bans Sbo, i2m ON belle Sa9en
par afbensie otben. S. 81. g.
Tor. @riees eieom so,ips Bomber.
Set fulbfonlmeffe fnbriferef.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07
RESCUE THE FALLEN.

At O'Clock this afternoon Rev. Lydia
\. Newberry and Sisters Martha a. Lee
and May b. Desne of the Rescue Home
for Women, Omaha, Neb., will address
the citizens of Wichita at the Salvation
Army hall. 2l7 + st Douglas avenue. con-
corning the prodigai daughter. or fallen
women of our city; and will while in the
city, assist in the establishment Of a Res
cue home, where penitent fallen women
can be given an opportunity TO cast off tue
evils with which they have bs come en-
tangled and start lIfe anew. There are
scores of women in this city who would be
only too glad To stop their life of shame.
which they are leading, had they the
Chance TO do so; but. without a home and
those in charge who are willing 10 plead
with them earnestly and tell them of
Jesus, the mighty to save, all efforts IN
their behalf prove futile. The prodisal
son can SOW his wild oats" ruin many an
innocent girl, and yet be welcomed. hon
ored aud worsbiped as a gentlemen(:).
But what of the prodigal girl who has
done wrong? Is she given the same well
come? Tue fallen man Is no better than
the fallen woman. Come out and hear
these women and help by prayer, voice
and purse to save the fallen and rescue
the perishipg."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07
NEW yoRK ST0PE

\ FTER considerable effort we are
n pleased to announce that we have
just completed arrangements with the Henry
M. Peyser Glove company Of Brussels. to
handle their three styles OF Gloves Princess,
Monogram and Imperial The contract
with them sta,e that each pair of gloves sold
by us will contain a coupon reading as fol-
lows, which explains ITSELF
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07
TREATED THE BOYS.

The annual reception given by the leh-
man -HigginsOn Grocery company TO their
employees WAS held SATURDAY. evening { the
home of J. W. Wilcox. 1855 North Market
street The parlors were beautifully de
coratrd with cut flowers, potted plants and
graceful festooDs of Medhra- An elaborate
supper was served in several courses. after
which a few hours were spent in pleasant
conversation. At a late hour the guests
departed with a hearty appreciation for
the generosity OF their employers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07
YESTERDAYS SUMMARIES.
FAIR NOTES.


Miss Mamie Noble of Pond Creek, came
up to visit the fair and is the guest of Mrs.
II. q. Chipchase
Hon. Il. A. Hubbard of Rome, Sumner
county, had some fine hogs on exhibition
and took some handsome premiums.
In the re-arran cement Of the fair grounds,
in the event of the association purchasing
the land, it is probable that the location Of
the grand stand will be changed.
Mrs. Lille B. Slower received some very
handsome premiums for canned fruits,
jellies aud preserves. She put them up with
her own hands. and the fact that she Sc
cured so many premiums in such an
elaborate exhibit is very complimentary to
her.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07
COMING LOCAL Events

Regular meeting OF Egglestou post
Wednesday evening. Visiting crowds IN
the CITY especially invited.
The Womau's Mission circle of the FIRST
Baptist church Will meet with Mrs.
Frazier, so Waco avenue on Wednesday,
Oct. 10. al o clock p ~
The financial secretary and finance COM
mlttee OF Hypstla are requested 70 meet
on Monday Oct. 5, at O'Clock p III. with
Mrs. Harry Lytle. 100 Waco avenue
Hypatia holds its regular monthly busi-
ness meeting Monday AFTERNOON at 3
O'Clock. 4 large attendance * desired, a.
important business Is TO be transacted.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07
GiVE THEM RACK

Rev. Bruce Grifii b, miuister who be-
iieves in tots OF good, healthful exercise,
umpired game of football on the Gar
field campus yesterday afternoon aud came
away satisfied with the afternoon until he
discovered that IN the excitement OF the
game he had lost his pocket book, con-
tanning his clerical orders. he was out
last night trying to fnd them but without
success. There was nothing else of value
in the pocket book
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07
MRS. DREsCHAUN's suCcI -.

Mrs. DreschauX's Glasses in German are
proving great success. L nder her com
petent tuteiase the acquisition of the Teu-
ton linguistic curlicu les becomes an easy
matter. German Il uer native tongue II nd
she has spent years in perfectiDg met hods
with which TO transfer its mysteries to
English speaking people. IL is certainly
assuring 10 her tina: her classes have
startedout so well filled.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07
FLATTERING INVITATION
Mrs. Lease Chosen to Deliver the Dedicatory
Address at State University.

Mrs. Lease of Wichita, has received an
invitation from Professor +. II. Snow
chancellor. To deliver the dedicatory ad
dres. at the dedication of the new library
hall at the university next Wednesday.
This is a highly fatt-ring compliment tc
Mrs. Lease and her Wichi Ia friends will
rejoice at the compliment being bestowed
upon a citizen of Wichita.
Mrs. Lease has chosen as her theme for
the occasion the subject, Words" The
letter stated that the chancellor had been
requested by the board OF regents TO make
the request of Mrs. Lease 10 give the adj
dress. She Immediately Cancelled her for
nier engagement aud will comply with the
Invitation.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07
TOO MUCH TALK.
wichita Has Fellows Who Do Hurt to Their
Friends.

Yesterday five search and seizure war
rants were issued for jointists. One of
them WAS served and the entire contents
of the establishment taken away. The
war seems TO have broken ouG afresn and
the indications are that it is the result OF
too much talk on the part of alleged
friends of the iointists II the latter could,
by any means, muZZle the supposed
friends IL would be good deal better for
them, if the stories that are told are true.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07

Chauncey Depew, he of the side-burns
and the patriaTchal nose the pet of all
New York, will soon be trudlinC down
the boulevards and the avenues Of Gotham
behind Two Wichita steeds.
During the fair Grant Hatfield drove
two fleet bay mares. They are perfect
team aud can make the mile under forty.
Their proudly held heads and high step
caught the eye of many people and Grant
knew they were attracting great deal oi
attention.
Yesterday a man came 10 him and told
him he wanted the pair. He said he
would give 5000 for them and Grant took
IL.
The man gave his name As John J. Hill
CERT and said the purchase Was made Tor
Chauncey Depew of New York. Mr.. De
pew, he said, had delegated him TO get
him a fine team and he knew where 10
Patcben and John Il. Gentry were reared
and that Wichita must nave some more
like them. He came to the fair and
watched. He was stuck on the two mares
and be got them. He seemed delighted
with his purchase.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07
ADVERTISING ENID.

Three mighty bright young men from
Enid called on the EAGLE Yesterday. They
were Percy Glaze. u. l. Guffey aud J. A.
Msckey. They were all fun OF talk for
their town and when the conversation
touched on the Cherokee strip nothing
could stop them. They bad been up 10 tie
fair and had distributed broadcast
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07
WILL. MELT HIRE

Prof. Dyer of the Wichita High school,
superintendent Spindler OF Winfield.
Conway of Arkansas City and Jones OF
Mulvane mem oers of the executive COM
mittee of the Southwest Teachers associs-
tion met at the Carey hotel yesterday TO
make out program Tor the Thanksgiving
meeting of teachers. The association
meets in Wichita this year and every
effort is being made to have it a decided
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07

When YOU have collected twenty coupons
printed in black and buff ink send them to us
with your name and address. stating size. color
and style of gloves wanted, and we will forward
you, free of charge, a pair of our best quality
real kid gloves HENRY VI. PEiSER CO.
13S and 40 Grand Street, New York
Factory at Brussels Belgium.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07
WIND UP OF FAIR
LAST DAY NOTWITHSTANDING BAD
WEATHER WAS a SUCCESS.
Association Said to Have Made q
Profit of Seven Thousand Dollars
Which viii he Applied to PurchaS,
ing Grounds and Establishing 4
Permanent State Fair.

The state fair closed at o'clock last
night.
1t was the best fair ever held in Wichita
and tie most satisfactory to al! concerned
ever held in the state.
It said, unofficially. however. that the
association cleared nearly $1,000, all oi
which will not cause single instance OF
regret. They made a good fair and are
entitled TO the fruits of their success.
Ii is said, also, that they will use this
surplus TO buy the grounds, erect rev
buildings, improve the track, besutity the
grounds anu, In fact. arrange for
permanent state fair at Wichita
that will be worthy of the Peerless Priu-
cess and the pride of the people OF Kan
sHs.
An immense hail is one of the improve
meuts contemplated; one that vii! he suf-
ficently large for the general exhibit ex-
elusive of the live stocA displays
Tie weather yesterday was not tavorabl 6
or the crowd would have been nearly a.
large as the two previous days. As it was
the attendance was as large as that of an
average day at an average fair. The chill
dren were admitted free and
no charge was mede for the
grand stand privilege. The wind was
very high and the air was full OF dust, hut
il would be worse were it not for she rain
of the previous night. The races were
very good. Henry Schad's roadster.
George 5, beat DIR. Minick's, and Henry
was proud of it all day.
The half mile running race, participated
in by ALBANIA Boy, Jetmore. Lady Finney.
Jack Kay, Lulu ", Fox. General Weaver
and Uncle Tom. was an eXciilng event
and was won by ALBANIA Boy Ia ;5O1s
Notwithstanding the wind the bicycle
races were very far.
The exciting feature of the day, how
euer, was the race between hose companie-
Nos. and OF the Wichita fire depart
ment. At the half mile pole the famous
blacks and whites were lined up and given
the start They went like a cyclone, and
although the blacks were the favorites the
whites beat them nearly forty feet and the
crew made the coupling at the hydrant
first. 1t was great event, especially in
departmen Mt circles.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07

through the big crowds a neat and COM
preheusive foluer showing the magnitude
aud the chances of future greatness for
Enid and vicinity
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07

and all the other hotels and boarding and
lodging houses in the city were filied 10
overfiowing and cots were placed on the
floor
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07

These goods need no recommendation
from us, as they have been upon the market
for years and are made only of the best ma
terials and by skilled glove artists in latest
styles and colorings, with perfect fit and sat
isfaCtOrV wear
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-07
CHAUNCEY BOUGHT THEN.

The Great New York orator Gets Pair oi
Wichita Horses
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-24
2usDa1bin9ton

8a lbinston 16. Wfai. - SIM
9aule wurbe Die Mc@ann'l9e &eiolu=
tion, oab ber Gonereb Die nria9en Der
jesisen inbultriellen @einaftsfaub
our6 ein Gomite unterluhen lafle,
oerporfen, mornnf man Sur 8eratbun9
Der 9ldertau geruillisunssbiQ i6ritt.
Marl6 bon Sllinois itelte ben Mntros,
Die Gerulli9uns fit Die ltatiitil6en
grnteberi6te bes electromagnetic
ments au 1treihen, oa bielelben elm 8e=
trns Ieien. Ser @ntras ,uurbe perpor=
fen.
% a lbinston, II. Mfai. - SIN
6oule muroe beute iiber bic Mderbau=
Nerlpillipun9sbiQ bebottirt.
SIN Senat perlas Senator Sans
brousb ppn 9toro 9ofota einen 8rief
oes friiheren &eprdlentanten 8utts BON
jenem Staate, in pel6em cine unteriu=
dung Der ongebliden Beite9unesse=
I9t4te oer!anst tuirb. Senator 2obse
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-24
ALE Sriefe, aorreiponbensen uip. belebe man
"WESTROTE co.,
o. Box: 733, Columbus, Sbio, su ienben.


un1er reiienber Msent, Sr
Sacob @rau, tpirb inn 2auft
bieles unb oes ndbiten Mouats unlert
Geier in ben Counties 2ogan, Sbelbp
Mu9lai,e, Mllen, 9utnam, 8an
Wert, Mtercer unb Oarfe in Obir
beiuden, Inn bic slusi itanbe fiir oas
Blaa gu erbeben, iotuie audi neue 2ele,
su setpinnen,
g8ir empfeblen Srn. &rau oem 8obl=
wollen unierer Mbonnenten uno 6reunoe
unb boffen, baB berlelbe iiberal quite
Mufnabme finben pirb. unie ieren Sotal=
Msentsn tperben mir lebr perbunben lein,
,penn lie benz Serrn in leinem Inter
nebmen bebiiflib lein tppllen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-24

- 9ie lpra9li6e 8eidrdnttbeit oe=
uiiler an9lo=ameritanii9 i9er 8ldtter wirb
wieoer einmal treHenb bur9 cine Noti,
i'm cincinnati Stmes=@tar" tllultrirt,
Der als bemerfenslpertbes &uriolum an
fiibrt, oab Saroustp einen g 9mab g.
CABIN unter It ubunssperlie
6 lu b babe, momit natiirli9 Der oor=
ti9e u59mdbil lde llnteritiibungs= Werein"
semeint lit! Welde ylationalitdt lid,
bas Blatt unter ben g bis /.
cab 8 pobl porseiteat baben mag?
~ Was BON benz gublitum oes
'Sfaates Obio BON Der 2esislatur aud
perlanst werben mo6te, ni9ts murine
ibm sewabrt. Dasesen baben bic pro-
fe1lionspolitifer alles erreidt. Gs 1inb
fait ous1dliebli6 nur @eiebe in oeren
Snterene 9emaht worben. 2eute, bic
nidt blos bic 8olitif, ionbern aud1 bic
politifer fennen, bebaupten, baB bic nun
gu ibren beimathliGen O1ien suriid=
febrenben @eles9eber gu Der 19le6te=
item Gualitdt sebDrt boben.
(Ginc. Mrbeiteratg.) 2
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-24
Die 8eitehunesper1uhe.

g8 al bine on, 81. Wfai. - 0os
SpectaIcomlte bes 5enats, tpel6es lid,
nit ben gei6ulbisunsen wesen Der Be-
lte9unssperlufe bei6dftisen ion, belt
am Sam flag cine porlduiise Sibuno ab.
orsanilirte iid uno tpdblte @tenooro=
pbea uno Glerts. 9eute finbet ebenfaas
eine Sisuns fatt. Sic 5enotoren
Sunton uno &Dle, bes eriteren Sobn.
oes lesteren pripatletretdr, lowie ber
oes 8eite6unssperlu9es bei6ulbiote
s. IS. 8uttS iollen als 3eusen Doroelas
ben peroen. 9ie unterlu9une ipirb
binter perldloiienen Sbiiren itattfnoen
unb Der Wor1 1iber tpirb nad @d)lus ieber
Sibuns Der Yrehe einen 8eridt iiber
Die 3eusenausiagen liefern.
gSa bin9tpn, %. Wlai. -. Ser
ausl6ub, welder bic 8eite9unesantla.
gen gu nnteriuden bat, belt seitern gor=
mtttas ieine erite @isuns binter per=
l6lolienen Sbiiren al. Ser Senator
Y. Sunton unb beiien Sobn gppra 6.
Sunton maren bic eriten, iuelc3e perbDrt
muroen. Ser 2eBtere erfldrte pieber.
oab Der Mojor 6. %. 8utts Der Wtann
let, pel4er ben Beite9unesperiudb qe<
ma9t babe. gu@ Senator Rple iaete
ipater aus, bab Butt3 es setpelen iei, Ser
ibm $4,000 bafiir offerirt babe, baB er
sesen bic ortfbiu ittmme.
Sen 3eusen tpurbe bon bem Senator
@rap itrenses S4peisen auferleot.
Ser Senator erfldrte, bab M0es perSf=
fentlibt lperben miirbe. tpenn bic Inter
luAun9 81 Gnbe lei.
Ser Major 8utb bat ben Mus1duB
srludt anlpeleno iein gu burfen, tuenn
Senator 9untoH berbDrt tpiirbe, bies
1T 'bm aber abl4lasis be19ieben tuor=
ben.
I'm ubr Na6mittass tpurbe Butt
oor ben Ausl9ub beldieben. Gr er-
ldlen nit ieinem Mnmalt uno erfldrte
beltlmmt feline ein3ise Grase beantuor=
ten gu woaen, 10 lanee ibm nidt cine
Nbldrift bon ben bisber qemad)ten Mus=.
lagen ye9eben merbe. Gr fiiote bin,u.
Dab ibn Der 4usibuB fit ale guiofeit
ing 8efdnsnib i6iden t6nne, ebe er in
olsler Sinli1t leine Meinung anoere.
Rieht Sunte.
gB bington, %. Mai. -Gr=4e=
pralentant Butts, wel6er In Der Beites
6ungsunterIu6uns poreelaben tuurbe.
mar beute nidt erI6ienen. Butts loIl
betanntlid bic 8eite6unssberbanbIunae
seleitet baben. Offenbar riedt ct 2unte.