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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-05-31

This gives $l,726, 9O4 300 as the vol
ume of money in circulation on the
date named. The assumption is that
all of the money coined, not in the
Treasury, is i'll circulation. This is
erroneous as matter of tact and not
difficult of proof. Take for instance
the national bank reserves On the
9th day of December 1898, the banks
held as Il reserve fund $513,9lO,27O
This Of course was not in circulation.
The cash on hand held by banks other
than national at the close of the fiscal
year, 1898, was reported at S2O5, 645,-
DOB. Thus the circulation given in the
table is reduced to about 81, 200, OOO,-
600.
Then it must be considered that
very much of this money has been de
stroyed in fires and otherwise and not
a small amount has gone to Join Nc
Ginty at the bottom of the sea. No
small amount of the gold and silver
has been melted up and the metal
used in the arts. Then the amount
stored in safety banks and vault de-
positories, which does not circulate is
considerable. Then the amount held
by state, county and city treasures
should not be lost sight of. Taking
all these conditions into consideration,
there is probably in actual circulation
less than half the amount given by the
above financial statement
The amount of gold given in the ac-
companying table as circulating is
SGO5, O5S,Ol1. This sum may as we'll
be thrown out altogether. Gold does
not circulate. 1t is unnecessary to
offer proof of this, as every mans
pocket is an evidence of the non-circu-
lation of gold. This reduces the
amount given as representing the cir
culating money, down to about cne-
third of the tabulated total. Taking
the total as shown by the table and
rating our population at Ga, 547 900,
the per capita would be S25.57, but
deduct two-thirds from this, and it
will give the actual per capita at about
900 when it should be $50.
During the prosperous years follow
ing the rebellion, the per capita was
80, and then there was none too
much money in circulation for the
business of the country, but the gold
S'hADAeIS coulu not prosper Win mon
eyv SO cheap, SO it was contracted and
made dear.
An issue of sSOO,000.OOO in green
backs and the free coinage of silver
would not bring the per capita circu-
lation as high as it should be.
This statement does not take into
account the fractional currency placed
at 81 .OOO, 900, of which not cent of it
circulates.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-05-31
CASH IN CIRCULATION
ACTUAL PER CAPITA IS ABOUT
NINE DOLLARS.

turing the Prosperous Years Following
the Rebellion the Per Capita Circulation
Was Sj.-The POliceman's Club StOps
Free Spssch-What DO You Favor.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-05-31

THE more money you loan people,
the more they want to borrow.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-05-31

'paYmaster.
SHAN pl ca S.
lures cost the
most
COP ne YER
tries any expert.
luentS
LIFE without
love is living
death.
GOD is in tho
heart that bieeds
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-11-02
Bede's Speech.

The Sauk Rapids Sentinel in the
write-up nf the Democratic rally re.
Gently held there Gays: "Bede
stepped out and delivered himself u
more absurditics, humbug and filthy
language than was ever before heard
at public meeting in this village,
So disgusting did he get to be
toward the last of his harangue,
that some forty people left the hall
in a contemptuous manner; and nj
least One-half Of those who went out
We're Democrats. Another speech o.
Rede's sort here would make Oul
county solid Republican" ~
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-11-02
kONacZ=ROhle.

Mr.. Frank Kopacz and Miss
Martha Roble, Of this city. were
married. Tuesday. The bride Is
the daughterYf August R"ble and
is an accomplished young lady. For
the past f. ul.years she taught school
in tlis county. The bridegroom is
an estimable young man who has
been employed by Ed. Mahan for d
number of years. 49,
The Transcriptextends best wishes
for their future success.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-11-02
Justice Tempered with Mercy.

i
4 Judge Searle, OF the district court
has Just passed upon q peculiar case
MurdOck Campbell, Of Mile Lac
county, was convicted ofmurder i
the first degree on February Z, 1882
and sentenced to life imprisonment
The crime Ut which he was cOnvicreC
was committed while he was intOxi
Gated. After serving several years
he was pardoned by the governOrol
condition that he would not become
intoxicated. Recently he violated
the conditions OF the pardon and j
H. Ross. the Mile Lacs count ty at.
tOrney, asks for an order to show
cause why execution should not be
issued against the defendant on the
original sentence, and why he should
not be sent back to serve out his
sentence. Judge Searle denied the
application and uses the following
language: ..'a -. " !: .*.l
Assuming the facts stated III the
petition to be true, and have NO
doubt Of that, l would not feel upon
q hearing, like granting the relief
claimed. One OF the reasons stated
for gran ting the pardon was the. adj
vanced age Of the prisoner, and !
know of my own knowledge that
the prisoner is a very aged man. and
his term of life cannot be extended
fora very much longer period OF
time, and feel, If 1 must 20 to an
extreme in either direction, l would
rather exercise my discretion upon
the side of clemency. A&
~ course, should the offense he re-
peated and the matter brought be-
fore me again, I would not consider
this decision final. but desire, II
possible, to let the old man die Mt
home among his friends instead Of
submitting him and his friends to
the ignominv and dishOnor that
would attach should this appli-
cation be granted.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-11-02

The Pedple's Press, the Populist
paper at Long Prairie, says: ''Our
candidate for senator has been
endorsed by the Democrats.'
That's what tl.ey did, and 1T is the
reason why three Of the Democratic
papers in the district that have ''n0
strings on them" refuse to support
the cOmbina tiOn ticket.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-11-02
LindSey-h0llov.

Mr.. E. Lindsey of this city and Bel
Kelley, Of Minneapolis. were married
in the last named city on Monday
Oct. %. They came up on the eve
ming train Monday and will reside
here. Mr.. Lindsey il proprietor O
The barber shop in the Flynn block.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-11-02
Purglars.

;. 80 VI IHIS' - =
Sunday night burglars got into the
cellar OF P. J. Tomelty's store. The
same night they attempted to get
into A.. Tanners warehouse but
failed. They, however, threw a brick
through the window. It is thought
that it was the work of boys.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-11-02
Another Crooked State
ment on County Financ-
es is Put Before the
Public BY the
COunty's De- N N
#= .-s. !. II. j. spoilers. x \. n.
"A Foolish and Deceptive
Stateme ent that Will Aid
in ArOusing Sellti-
ment Against the
Court House i.
Crowd. s.. &.

e. The following statement Is now
being circulated in placards in the
interest Of the court house crowd:
MORRISON COUNTY ALL RIGHT.
A statement showing the financial
condition Of Morrison county on
January LIST. 1898: @>. =.
Taxes for 1898 due and un-
paidJune 1st, 1884,. ~ .$11 ,3l5 o.
Taxes for previous years ~,'" 9
unpaid. ............... s.......... 1880 Se
paid taxes. ..................:.... $500 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31

IS 49, -. =:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-14
Verbeerenoer Gpflon III Soniiiana
Tito Wifiiiiippt. = VerImit an
Wlcnid1cnlebt1t.

9tcluz rlcan8, ga, -. 6eb.-
I6icr cln9ctroffcne 9todrihten mclOcn,
baB gOuiiiona unO 0tiiiiliippi Don cincm
ortandbnlifen Sturm beimgciudt MN
Ben, OOd fcblcn ale Gin;elnbeitcn, Oa
bic Scrbinoungcn nit ocn betroncncn
0iltrtftcn 9an5lid nutcrbruden lit.
9temton, 2a., Iou burdl Ocu GDflon
gan3lid SeritOrt luorbcn letn, ieOO6
fcblt bis iebt icOe ScitGti9un9 bcS Sc
rii6tS.
(SpGter.) - Der Gon0uftcur cjnc5
3u9c5 Ser nSlinoiS Central Sabn,"
wcl6er um 6 llbr bier eintruI, beitatigt
bic lta6ridt, baB ltcwton ourdD ben
GDflou ;crit0rt worScn iei, fOuntc aber
feline nGbcrcn 9lugobcn iibcr Sen Scrluit
an Otcn lfcnlcben MAIDEN auBcr icincr
Slniidt, baB bericlbc iebr grOB lci.
Wtempbt8, Icnn., II. 6cbr. -
Ginc Spe;ial 0epeidc aus jafion,
ltiii., mel6et, OoB eiit GDtlon in Der
pcrflollencn 9ta6t Die @)cgenO Smiibcn
Otnrtin5piQe unb Seaurcgar6, 9tiii.,
oerbccrte. Die Spur bc5 SrfunS mar
etma cine Oteile brett, uuO alcS in ibr
Sc cfnOlitbc, BON bcn itGrfltcn gEobnz
bauie bis SIT Dem boufGuigltcn 3ounc,
warO niebergcicgt 9icbrere Yerioncn
wurOcn gct0Otet unO cine 9rOBc 9lnSabl
nrrm1r11Spt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-14
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bn= 8 eieu=
SHtoSf
SutcGu oes Sefrttnts,
q Il, q z q Hrr- 10 Cak,

=, d l III o e. ccn d EcbrICr 1888
jH elmer heute ge9GlteHeH Srtra=SeriammIuna pes
2trettoriums Der" SaltimorezSbio=2a 2abnaeelid oft
IN Der 4rdiIoent Charles &. Dtaper ZEN 9Sorb Iibrtc
Duroen aRdBIltl beS atIebeHs Don Charles g. Oi,
SmtHr 1o9eEoe S6rttte getroneH: Brditbent laoer
a9e "2leles frdufi9e Sret9Hl6, meiIe Soerren, be=
raubt S!e anItl elEcE bemerfeHsmert5eH iucicn unb
1ahl5sn @enoneH zines triqen uHo erHitliden alrz
psticrs IN uem mas init Den befteH Sintercen ul1Icz
rer @cltulnalt perfEllpit mar. Beri0nlih betlaacn
MIR Den Ssrut zines beionbers Sutilen, aeiellia.n
SuoortoulmeHoeH, na5ren tSreunoes, ueIhcr iic mic
MIR 2SeHl9e IS sctoHH, gueH, Die All iGut in Hdbere
SeStebuHQen traten, licb uEp Dertb oemad1t."- Ser
9eHersl=Heht5telltGHo Der geieliddIt (S1r. Sobn a.
SofpeH) unterbreltete bcute iolgenoe Sunoaebuua
nelhe pont Sirettorium einbelis ansenommen fpar5:
"2as Strtforlum fpuHd't icHem tieje1 GjeIihIe pcs
Setbnres, oeH es ourd oas SlRideibeH bon GGGres
j. Vt. SDiHH erllttsn, Iu5orui Su pereihen. gor
Eabeiu pltr3l9 SabreH in bic Sienc unerer GjsicQz
lhat treteHo, fuHarte pielen pitioen iretiacu
aH9eeaenbelteH, bis er General SraatsGnpal ipGrb
Salf uHuttelbGr Ea leHen gu5tritt aus offcntlieut
aHlte trat er au5 Neuc in ben Sienit ocicr GSeie0z
ltal lno oltle er1reue ii iuieocrum Der SprtbeiIe
isnsr SriabruHs unb ieiEer rclien lurlrten Senrtz
nine 1ls Hettsheano, his er ourC1 ieircn &iHtr1tt
IN oleles 9ole9lHm ais ener Der S:Ieftorer fi1 INIT
Der Seitun9 Der NnseeaeEbeiteu Der GeleQhaft perz
trauier matte, lett ue1er Seit mir be @eleaenbet
intimeren SertsbrS nit ibm oebabt bohen glIs
EedsuHol9er ieldnete er ltt ourd ,Sei6, Sharfiinu
une umIGieHoe5 2Siiiea aus; ais gopofat entfat.te
er 9roBe ueber3eu9uHGSa Sadbe; 1lS Scratbcr mar er
umndtt3 uHo coHierUGttp. jI ieiHen perioHlid,eu
SeSehnHsen teelte er SeoermaHn burtn Siebenspiirs
ben SieHiten, Die oicier @eielidlait ais anruat
uno Slrcttor ieifstc, trIiQte er Die SHidten Der
of.EtltteT Aerer, bic er betleocte nit bemerfens=
iusrther ,Sall9teit uHo Suoortommenbeit. gs luiro
oes 2SetersH beltImr, oaB otec SerhGroluEaen oer1
Brototou oieler SerammuRa einuerIeibt perpen
uEo bab Der Sefretir eIze 4tibriit berieIteH Der
SGmilie oes Srn. Gbipinn suitele."
1897 2.uorerp l.nosr5pn Scfrefdr
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g d ~ I It D cL
Gs 1T uidbt 2lues GuIo, mas gIdu,t.-Gi Cine SIT
Gcrtraucueuuue Sante.

= 6tlabelp + a, u. 6e6ruar. -
55rau 0arrict Wtorriion BON Safion,
lG6., cine mOblbabenOe 9Stttwc pon
"a 5abren, eridicn bcutc nit ibrcm
S6wiegcriobre in ser bieltQen Otiiu;e
unO bradte sruei Barren, bic angeblid
reine8 8olo ieien uno ciuen 2Scrtb uon
$4,000 repralentirtcn. Scamte Der
Itiinse uutcriuhten Die Barren un0
fanOen, 0aB Oieielbcn ans minocrwers
tbigcm &upfer unO 3inf 5ulammcns
geieet un0 etpa adt @cnt5 ba5 Fiuno
mertb marcn. Sor 13 Sa6rcn bate
Sran MOrriion einem 9tehen 5000 porz
gcIdoilcn; Dor einigcn 5agcn eri6ien
nm Gin 6remocr bel ser altcn Dame
uno bradte Die bei6en Barren nit Ser
SotIdaft, 6ieielben icien reine5 Sob
unO ans ether Oem 9teficn geb0rigcu
!Dtine gcwOnnen morben, Der Oielclbcn
ais Sitr9id)aft binterlc9en unS cine
meitcre 9lnlelbe BON $4,000 cr9c6en
wolle; sic alte Dame gln9 uuf bcn
geim, ;ablte unO elite iOfOrt nit Sem
GolOe nah Gbilo0elpbia, um bier 10
hittrr PuttGuIrht III mrrNrr
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u rett te t.
Ser gonoampfcr ~@ita OF 9ara" brinst Die
Sefafuns ofs geidloiterten &rieosoam=
piers "Sseariar9c" eeiuto itito murtter nadl
Colon.

Colon.
gSa ibin9ton, -. Scb.-Sefre>
tar 0erbert bat Beutc cine 9epei6e Ser
rYanumaz@ii icnbab abnzGcIellI6aft" erz
balten, nah mel6cr Ser BoItoampfer
rGitp Of Sara" bcnte friib 9lbmiral
StantOn uno Die Sclasung scr gei6eiz
terten v&eariar9e" mpbl uno muntcr in
Golon lanOcte. Sr. Scrbcrt IanOte
bem 9(bmiral sic fOl9enbe 0cpeIdc:
rr@ratulire. Se9eben Sie ii6 am Sorb
bes Sara" nit ser 0tonnId)aft na6
9tepzOorf. a" Gine 9lntruort be8 9(Oz
miral8 lautefe: rpGOlOn, u. Sch
gScrSen am IA. Sch. am Soro Ser
pGitD Of Sara" na6 gtcrpsDOrf ubfubz
rem. a"
Colon, -. 6eb. - Der 0umpfcr
rGitD Of Sara" traf bcute Sormittag
nit ser 0tanni6aft Der rSeariarge"
bier ein. 9tur elmer Ser Sdifbriidiz
gen, ein tSeiscr y5mciter &laiie," 9taz
mems 9lnOerion 9fObinion, bat bel Ocm
llntcrsange be8 &riessid)tiic5 Iein 2cz
BEN perlorcn. Die llc6rigen, Sffi;iere
unS Oiaunidaftcn, itnO 9erettet unS
bciin0cn iid ale lpobl.
Die Sdifibrii6i9en battcn uuf bcm
9foncaOorz9tiff an mcld)cm Die Scar
large" 81 grunOe 9ing, .3uflu6t &C.
nommen uno murOcn am Samlta98z
Wtittag BON ben Su ibrcm Seiltonb &C.
iuubteu 0anlpfer aus ibrer prefGren
SQue befrett.
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Stttrnt ituS S6nee.
Ser SSinter madt IrnIt- - @erfebrsitn dEm=
cen inn gScitcu.

6 Gb:ca9o, SQs., -. 6eb. - Der
ar9lte SliSSarb, uelder ieit % Sabren
Chicago beIn9eludlt, tObt 5ur .3elt ant
Wttdi9ansSee. Der StraBenbabnper'
febr Lie9t 9dnSIi3 SarnieNer unb Sunz
oerte BON llnialle, welfe Baliantcn IN
Sen StraBen 3uiticBen, iinb gu uer5ci9s
nen. Die S6nelIi9teit bcS SinOeS be-
tra9t SO Wteilcu bic Stunoe. Die Scms
peratur lit % @raO iiber j3ero, iuirb
aber beocuteno unter oen @efrterpuntt
fallen. iobulS Der gSinO nudldBt.
B tits burs, 8a., 12- 6eb. -
Sslt 9 IBr SOrmitta9s berribt bier
cin Sdneeiturm, burd mclden Der St.
le9rapbeuz uno GelcpbOn s&erfcbr iait
lalm 9ele9t wurOe. Die &erbin6un9
nit Dem wcitliden Sbeile bcS StaatcS
1T 9an5lt9 unterbrOden.
Sarrisbur9, Ya., ~. Tcb. =
I'm 9 ubr bcute frib ieete cin S6necs
lturm elm, welder unuuterbroden ben
9an5en Sag anbtclt unO beu Setrie6 Der
eleftrtiten StraBenbubncn uabeju uuz
mOgli9 n1adte.
Sm a bu, 9fe6r., -. 6cbr. - Ser
S6nee liegt bier unb in Der llm9e9cnO
iiber 90 .3Oll bod. Seit Otitternudt
iino iueOer 3ii9c pOn bier abgeiubrcn,
nod an9efontmcn. Die Sormcr iinb
iibec Dem Sdneefall iebr erfreut, Da
berielbe eiuc quite &ai6cnernOtc erm0g'
liht.
SaDzGitD, Niid,, II. 6ebr.-Gin
bcftiger Sli53arO frat beutc Sorlntttag
bier auf unO biclt wabrcnO pes guu5eu
Suge8 an. 9a5 @cttcr lit au6crorOcntz
lid falt, unO bic @cidGftStbGtigfcit tlt
praftiib cin9citelt wOrOen.
Sort " y ne, SnO., u. 6c6r.-
Sier ruiitbet ser gr0Btc Sdnceiturm lett
Sobreu. Die StroBcubobucu babcu
Den Sctricb eingeitcllt. Der Bug 9tr.
80 Ser Gitt5burgz6or s@aDnezGbicaqOs
Sabn" lit in Der 9tGbe BON GOnrup, O.,
eingeidncit.
Saranucs2afe, 9f.zD., -. 6cbr.
Der Grgitc Sturm be8 9Sintcr5 nit
tibet 3ur 3eit bier. 0a5 GbermOmeter
fiel in bier StHn0cn I'M AZ Gjra0 un0
itebt iest auf s GjraO inter 3crO.
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Stmcolns @ep1trtsfaa.

Seriep<@ itD, 9t. s.. -. 6eb.
- Die bicli9e yStncolu 2lnociation"
peranltaltete beute anlGBli6 Oe5 5abrt8s
tasc8 ser gebprt 4brabam gincoln'S
Elm ganfett, bel peldem Senator Soar
Oen Goalt rgbruBam StncOIn" bsuutz
mortete.
9tews0Ort 10. 5eb. - gei bem
beuts 9lbsnO bon Dem y0ispublicanz
Glub" gum Inbenfcn an ben 0ebur!9z
tag abrabum 2incOln'5 pcranltaltCt.u
8anfstt 5olte giidof Or. SObn lie,us
man bem babingegaugencn 9roBen Bras
liOeuteu ser Rtpubllf ben ipOBlperOlenz
ten Gribut in elmer nit grOBem StIfaQ
aufsenommencn 6eOe.
0tc NbtBeiIung 92r. 176
Ser ,BruSentiaIs 2eaguer
bislt seitern abenO i'm 2OfaIe beS 0ru.
&ilian u. golf, Scr. 1921, Orleans
ltraBe ibrc 9aBresueriunmlun9 unb
8eamtsnwabl ab. Sn Serielbcn wurOe
9emelbet, buB Die Ginnabmen I'M pers
floIIeuen Sabre S1622.O1 uno bic 9lu5@
SuptH WI othultIlSllu IuL AIuH -ONt'>
slte6er S454.38 betru9en. 6erner erz
bielten Die SermauOten pon 3weI Dtitz
siiebern, tpelbe I'm gauTe bes SabreS
itarbsn. $1,000 SterbeselO fir jeoes
OtitsIicO au8sesablt.
Die Seumt.nwabl bate fOlgcnOe8
6eiultat: BraiiOsnt 2uOmig 2epper,
gum 13. Male; 8icezB Brdii0ent Grnit
Weinfelber, Setretar Sermann 8. Haps
pOlt, gum II. Dtale; Sduemeiiter &.
u. SOlt, gum 21. Otule; 9sls9uten gum
Stuats >GOn3il - @Onruo &Orber uno
@ruit Msinieloer.
Der Seriammluns fOl9te elm Sans
felt, bel mel6em aus b.r porSisliden
Slide Der 5rau Otinna goIt 6u5 Seite
ieruirt muroe. Inter ben Anpei ienoen
beIanOen fid Die SS. 9. Bed uuo Aug.
Brad pom StaatssG Gonsil, 2B. Senlpel
BON Der slbtbeiluns gtr. 16O, Satob
SdeiSt BON Der N6tbsilung gtr. 161
unb $. 3Opf unb u. 9iemann bon Der
Abtbeiluns gtr. 1885,
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Wiorotbat iuo SclbifnorO etueS
ScntSdteu.

% [ ~ fec, IStS., y. 1Sebr. =
Der 5radtocrlaOcr Gbarlc6 Scbrmann
bat beute in cinem perrufencn 0ouic an
WiartinltraBe leiuc BON inn gei6ic0enc
6rau gena 6ebrmann crl6oiicn. 9}a9
Der Sbot bcgab ct iif auf lein .3intmcr
in eiucn i'm JtO6inIonzSlOf 9elegcnen
Sauic unO idnitt li6 Sen Sul5 a6.
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Gtfempabt= 3,tIammeuHoB.
Bier 9abn GngefteHte perIicren ourdI cine
GpLilion ibr Seteu.

6rem Mt, o, y. 6ebr.- gSabs
renO zines beftigen S6neelturme5 cuQis
Oirten beute 5luei 6rubt3iise Der 9Sbees
lln9z2afe @rie=Sabn" III Der 9tGbe bon
8ellerue. 8eiOe 2ofOmotIuen uno cine
an;obl 6radtpa9gOns uuroen Sertriimz
inert. Die EOfomotlpfibrcr Council II.
StOueu, Der !SeiScr Otc0tullcn unO Der
Sremier SobniOn famen bel oem llnfall
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Tns 9lnnrdliitl H. lSrnb.

Bari8, 13. 6ebr.-0ie 9ie9ierung
bat beidlohsn, Der 9Suafabrt na6 benz
@rabe Saiuant'S ein Guoe au MAIDEN,
unO Elm oubin 5ielenos5 Scrbot erluIicn.
Yolisiiten iino auf benz 8rieOb ofe itaz
tiouirt iuoroen, nm oarauf 3lt a6ten,
oas gtiemano ba8 Grab beludt.
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0edham's Grnenn,,t,a.

gSaibinstOu, n, .. g., II. 6ebr.
- Der Suiti3 slusiduB Bee Senate8
6at in ieiner beutisen Sisuns beidlois
fen, Die @ruennun9 BON &beeler 8.
Yedbam gum Sber6unOesridter Obne
ieglide @ulpfebluus on ben Seuat 5u
berihten.
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Sic pruGclr it'd.

Yaris, Is. 5ebr. - Sn ser 2obbD
bes Suitisz z8alaiteS 9erictben hente Surz
mittag graf be Sells, cine befannte
YeriOnlidfeit in ser politiI6cn unO gez
ieQi6aItli6en gSelt BON Yari8, uno
Sr. Bicrre GalOcf : 9fOuicau, Ser be-
fanntc 9louOfnt l1no lytinilter be8 Snz
neren i'm &abinet 0ambctta unO Sule5
6errp, an einanOer. 9ta6 eincm befti@
gen gSOrtitreit fum e5 sur Bri9elei,
nof muroen bte beioen Streltenocn
balO burf SrcunDe getrennt.
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2eOminfer, Wuh.. ~. Se6. =
Die PiunOiabrif BON 9tice & SOlOsn
brannte beute frib bis uui ben 9runO
ni.bcr. Der Serluit betrdst $50, 900;
oie Serliderung iit nidt befannt. Die
ssabrit mar i'm uullen Setrieb.
GufabOe, N.<g., II. 6ebr. =
Seuer ;eritOrte 6eute 9tu9utittag ge9en
1 llbr fiinf Der idOniten 8obnbduier
babier, idnntlid @i9entbum mObl<
babenbee gteuz9Orfer &uufleute. Der
Serluit besifiert ii6 anf So, 900, tbeilz
ipeiie p:rli6ert.
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Der hsiIin, Ho6.


q ON, 13. 6eb. - Der BapIt pirS
benz Sii6Of BON SerIailles Die @rlaubz
nib ertbsilen, 9elcgentlld ser Ofaiz2lnz
oa6ten ben Sod @briiti auSSuiteIlen,
melber in 9lrssntsuil auibepabrt mirb,
ie0o9 bari Die Ginla6ung ni4t Die glnz
gabc entbalten, baB es Ser Sod pbne
gtabt lei, wslden Der GrIOler s.tragen.
Der nubtlule JfOd iOu in 2(a9en auibes
wabrt iein.
tIatsr sapinen besraben.
Bern, Is. 6ebr. - Die gans unaez
w0bnli6 milbe 8ittsruns bat 3ablrci1e
9awinenitiir;e CUR 6Olse sebabt. Sei
eiuem berielben iuurben brci @emsidaer,
melds Osn Spitflutb ;u eriteissn 0ers
lubten, BON elmer Canine erfa6t unb
slpei Don ibnen 9etOOtet. @tnise Sotel-
beOienitete, pelde aus9eidtft paren,
Elm auf bem @ipfsl bss Santis bele9ez
nes fleiues Sotel gu belidti9en, iinb
bon Sieier Tour nidt 3uriif9etebrt. @s
murbe eine 9tettunsss@rpeoition psranz
italtet, um Die SermiBten auf3ulu6en,
melhe i.bob burd cine unsebeure 9az
mine am wsiteren Sorbrinsen eebinbert
mar. Wan uernutbet, 0aB bic Sers
miBtsn iamut unO iOnbers unter bieier
Canine besraben fino.
Gin ruiiiidbcr epion sebanet.
Sonbo n, IS. 6ebruar.- @ie Sen
> rSimcs" aus Wien asme1bet pirb, 1T
Der ruiTide Sauaacrte Sberlt Grisos
riclp, mel6sr in Sbeiia wesen 2anbcsz
cerratbs gum GOSe osrurtbeilt murbe,
neil Fer an einen @sneraltabsoffi;i,r
elmer ausuartisen Wfadt gegen elm
Subressebalt BON $4,000 Srancs mills
tarii9e @ebeimnife pcrratben bat, ieet
binserid,tet woroen. Sberit 9risorlew
mar in &ii9ensw, Der Sauptita6t BON
Se6arabieu, itationirt. Sn ieiner8ob>
nuns nurbe nod Elm periieselter Brief
an Sen erpGbuten Ssuerall Tabs Offi;ier
OOrsefunSen-
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Yafe!
Eafe!

VaNe! E6fIe!
sx ReiIe i'm gusIanbe beiorst isnerhaIb "a Stunses
bu teseuisne heIabsefesteu %rciie
&ouaro 8aatne,
&Re 6alttRsytfysSs EEA 9sfFS Sffcss aseures
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3pet orisiueue sooieaiGeimc.

Su BEN 9lrdiuen bc5 0ciunbbeit8>
0epartemcnt8 in Der StaOtbaQe finoen
iif einige intcreIiante 9Ofumente, Die
9r. &rcnlien'5 ar3tli6e5 gSiIcn, ieine
&enntniB Der clementaren GrunOs
bcgriiie Der cnglii6cn un0 6euti6su
Spra6e in Gin 5pcifelbaftc5 Gidt itel@
len. Sob. 6Orre'5 3OOteni6cin tragt
Die 9tummer "a 52O82" unO lieit iidJ,
ME fol9t:
"2l. oktober 1892. John Fore. Occu-
patton, SHOEMAKER; birthplace, Germania; ;
place of residence. 5. W. Corner Fremond &
McHenry st. first cause of death, Peneimo-
ma; second. Converstact Leber; time of
sickness, 6 wieks. J. ID, Krcmien."
Rarl OeiQer'8 Saein, ebenfaaS BON
bem 0oftOr ielbit ausseitellt, lieit ii9
nod peit selungener, Gr gibt in engs
liiser Spra6e alS Seidditi9un9 y r9tes
itauration," ais @eburtsOrt r@ermo/
MA als SObesuriade uGpphOie S1 q
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