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I'VE claim that the answer of an infant
need not be verified" urged Thornton.
linen Rodgers suggested that the Craw-
iHrd letters had better be introduced there
ana then. so that the whole argumen t
on all these subjects might be held and de-
clded at one time. For this purpose the
lnrY was called in and Mrs. John Martin
called tn the witness-stand,
All the Crawford letters were produced
IN order TO Mrs. John for purposes of
Identification. Some she repudiated, of
others she would express no definite
not be, II wouldn't say" "a forgery is 40
common nowadays" and so forth, formed
ner replies. With regard 10 the unsigned
letters she refused to give any opinion
Whatever. She would not even recognize
what purportAd to be her own monogram.
Does not the sight of your own mono
gram refresh your memory?" asked Rod
Not In The least" was Mrs, Martins
reply.
But Rodgers had another move TO spring.
MS was In the shape of another letter,
dated from Giroy Hot Springs, Thanks
giving day, 1889. The production of this
document called forth another sarcastic
remark from Johnson:
is this all ?'' he asked. calmly lolling
Daek In mis- chair while his eyes glittered,
or are there more sparks from
Gotnam Z" ...- ...- 3:
Rodgers warmly replied that he declined
10 answer questions, whereupon Johnson
was heard to meekly say that his whole de-
sire was to find out when the chain was
coming 10 an end. However, Mrs, Martin
ala not Identify the letter. She did not
Know II she had ever seen il, and was
sure IT bad not been written by her hand.
II don't believe ever made an Il, like
that In my life." she said, NOR did l ever
make figure like that g. can hardly
read the letter" - :
Let me show you another letter." sug-
| gested Rodgers. with the air of presti.
digltateu:. Then he produced an undated
letter, beginning, "My dear friend. 4" "Did
you write tbat?" he asked.
u can't say" was Mrs. Johns answer
i m not an expert"
The jury was then dismissed until this
morning, while counsel stayed behind tc
argue as to whether or not the Crawford
letters should be introduced 10 evidence
thornton opened the argument. stating
thatln his opinion the question of the adj.
instability OF these alters came under thu
previous ruling of the Judge with regard
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been written by Mrs. John Martin. Grove
johnson objected vigorously to the intro
dueti0n Of this witness and claimed the
privilege of examining him upon MS quail
hcations to testify as an expert upon Mrs.
John Martins handwriting.
What papers have you seen Z! ne
asked.
THE letters that have been introduced
in evidence"
How do you know they are genuine9 '
They were signed. ]" -
And so you thought they were gen
-une % T. T.. &. So -:
yes. In business way, yes"
Tie expert then said that MIS-. j ohm
Martin had written three business letters
to the bank From the perusai nt To ose
he was enabled to Recognizes Mrs. Martins
handwriting He infgnan ly denied that
he was in the habit Of exposing the secrets
of The Office, and waxed yirtuously indig-
nant when called upon TO produce o re-
veal the contents of those LISTERS. They
T were the banks pro perty, not his, he said.
Judge Coffey decided that Schmidt was
competentIo testify. ~: r.:
F Then:Arthur Rodgers presented the An
drew Crawford letters TO the witness.
| They consisted of one dated May 4. 1890.
from Weaverville, commencing My Dear
EST" anothe from the same place, dated
/ Nav 25. 1890. beginning "My Love-; aud
t0thers dated Tower House, j uue s, 1890
/: May 81. 1884, from New York. one. I'M
dated. signed B. j.: NJ. and the letter of
I.JiIly. 81, 1890, all commencing Dear Mr..
L Crawford" = +: II. s..@*:
',Mr: Schmidt. in whose hand writing are
+ these letters?" asked Arthur Rodgers.
'.Iu.that OF Mrs. John Martin" was the
reply. s.. RIM +. 1T
'.Thati all. ~. r.. r +: =. l..
mo eross-examinationf for the present, y
said Johns son. $50 +. ...': p
Then Mrs. John Martin was recalled,
and the stquestionp put to her by Rodgers
was: Ibid you, on May 6, 1891. send any
teiegrams announcing The birth of John
B. Martin ?" !. Z. ~. M = ]:
b. Jonnson's objection being oyerruled.
Mrs. Martin replied, Il sent tifty-two tele.
grams during the week" r. HI
day ?',' -. +. :: =,
81 o my broth r. at Homer. n. Y; to nv
sister at Gtoversville, near Albany; To my
father. l also sent to my husband and t.
Mr.. Crawford. ;" .:: 80:
r What Mr.. Crawford was thst?" r..
Andrew Crawford of San Francisco"
What was in that telegram"
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AFTER THE FAIR.
Some of the Exhibits Abandoned by
Their Owners. -:..:s

The Collector OF the Port has miscellaneous
collection OF goods, formally abandoned by ex-
hibtors at the fair. which will be sold for what
they will brng on the afternoon OF August %
The goods and their values as appraised
when removed from the fair at Chicago are as
follows:
One case OF beer, valued at SAB; 5 cases oi
glass Jars, So; / case of toothpowde So: i
empty powder-box, 81; gilt eagles. no value
1 case OF perfumery, 81 50; 2 empty bottles
aud stand, So. II cases OF bottles, 49,: 375
empty boxes. no value; L case of photographs
SO; 356 empty bottles. So case OF matches,
SO; cases OF lux, S42; / case of chocolate,
81; old desk and stool, S39; / sugar boiling
stove, SIS; L case of medicine samples, S73 So
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The Schuetzen Club.

There will be grand prize shooting festival
at the California SchuetZen Club PARK on Sun
day next aud on the Sunday following. II will
be held under the auspices OF the California
SchutZen Club. and will be open to all corners
The members OF this club are thoroughly veEsed
in the matter of conducting a shooting
and they know how TO make it interesting fol
ali who take part IN il. There will be shooting
at various kinds of targets, and valuable prizes
Will be distributed TO those whose marksman.
ship will enlitIe them 10 first hOnOrs. :. =.
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Got Elqhteen Month 5 J,

r. Walter Aronson was yesterday sentenced by
Judge COnlan to six months in the County
Jail on each OF the three charges of obtaining
goods by false pretensesi making eighteen
months altogether. :Aronson is the young man
who swinuled several wholesale houses by rep
resenIing himself as buyer for different retail
firms. He was taken before the Insanity Com
mlssioners, as he had only been discharged
from an insane asylum last May. but they de-
"a wa dninO -. -:
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Found a t1un1an Head.

A mans head was brought In a basket TO the
Morgue last night by some boys. who had found
il while playing in a lot on Bay street, near
Powell. The top of the skull had been sawed
off and there were other marks on the grusome'
relic In t had evidently be made In a dissect-
ing-roOm. The head was doubtless thrown
into the lot by a medical student who will take
good care that his identity Is not revealed 10
the police, - ~. 49, -.
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Pureiy = Famflx Afrair.

Great American Importing Tea Company are
selling Mason's fruit Jars cheap-as they do all
other goods 1t will pay you to visit any OF their
stores II you want lowest prices. ::
i dozen pint jars in box. SOC per doz
dozen quart jars in box.............6 soc per dog
dozen half gallon jars in box ....... sue per doz
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Side ENTRANCES.

Several saloon-keepers pleaded guilty In
Judge Joachimsen's court yesterday morning
to having violated the side entrance ordinance
Sentences were deferred till today. and mean
while the saloon-keepersl promised 10 have
places altered so as to conform with the law.
The morning call., 1894-08-16

If you have not obtained part "a of
''Picturesque California" you have1eft
something undone that you should at
tend to at once. Ten cents and one
coupon secures it TO ''CalI' subscribers.
The morning call., 1894-08-16

c. H. Daniels, a salesman, made application
to the Superior Court yesterday TO be declared
an insolvent debtor. His liabilities, consisting
OF promlssory notes and accounts, amount to
S2S42 66, assets $3.50. ~ -.
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HAVE travelled all over Europe. Nowhere
could 1 find a Bertellng to fit The eye. 427.
kearny street. *.s..; ~:
The morning call., 1894-08-16
FURNITURE
REDUCTION SALE.

Our 30-day sale has been largely taken
advantage of by our patrons and to our
mutual satisfaction. We have still many
pieces of desirable Furniture which must
be closed out within the time stated.
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Saws lie Is ..Insolyent.

GLASS at F. NJ GODS s Co.'s, 81 First street. .
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-23
ttcbcI atgcbrddttc Sparsattz :
fetH>

gSir tpiiBten Dem SracD' i6en grperi=
mellte an unIerem NrmenbauIe feline
einSige pprtbeil9afte Seite abaugewin=
men, als allenfals Die bamit berbun=
bene GripariliB ppn $500 bis $500.
Mbgeiebeil bappn, DaB bieie geringe Gr=
iparniB Die Steuerlait bes @in5elnen
Inn feitlen Sent ermdBigen miro, fan1l
cine iolde bel Der 8ermaltuna zines
9emeinniibigen Snititltes aud gar
ni6t IN Sraee fonmen. Sln Der
S6ule iparen lit cine itrafbare Surs=
1i9tigfeit, an Der Sorge fir oas ge=
bre6lide Otter, fir Qlrmutb uro Sulf=
loligfeit iparen, lit oaaegen Elm g. l.
BRED n am 8eiite oes Gbriltentbums.
llnlere tuobleingeri6tete NrmenanItalt
mar Bis iebt Der 9lugapfel unierer Be-
BORDEN uno bes Soltes, uno auf iDre
umlidtige, bumane 2eituus barf oas
gan5e GOuntD itOls iein. SDQ bas an=
bers meroen (? Sot Serr SracD iiber=
baupt Elm ri6tiges 8erltdnoniB Der
gebiirni1e bieier 9lnltalt I? Sat er be-
ionoere Grfabrungen auf Dem @ebiete
Der 9lrmenperIorgun9 ertporben 7? Wir
fiir(hten, er bat lie ni0t. unb mabt 1i0
aleidipobl an, Dem Gountp ein auf
alien Seiten smeifelbaftes Experiment
aufsubalien. Weil lid Der gelunbe
Sim ieiner @eiebgebu.gs=@ ollesen ge=
gen elf iDl6es fiir ben 9an5e1
Staat perbinoli6es Geleb aufselebnt
baben ipiiroe, 10 muBte Suscaralpas
@ountp gum probieritiid oienen uno
eeluiiiermaBen auf Die SGanobanf se=
iebt perben, als bdtten bier Die bisberi=
gen Nrmenbeb0rOen ibre Yfli6t nibt
beritanOen, pber niht getban. gBenn
griparnihe i'm 9ausbalt Der. einselnen
Counties aheebra6t iino, 10 repibire
Die 2egislatur bas gan5e geiolbungs=
ipeieil aller Difentliben 8eamten mad
Ge6t unb PHibt ; aber es beiBt ri0t
Gere6tiafeit, wenn man Elm Gountp
aus allen berausnimmt unD bielem
applisirt. g8irb 0err
5racp, nenn er bp1 in SparIamfeit
ma0t Die 5000, Die er ndbltes Sabr
obne jebe @egenleiitllng als @ebalt be-
5iebt, DielleiGt unIerem 9lrmenbaus als
Gei6ent suweiien Sier ipdre eine
8elesenbeit, Dem @ountp su Siilfe gu
fonmen.
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NerniOtcnSer Srfa1t.

Sneno c>h;n - Npo; N;n G0rfon
eorG,,tSa,, mgi, ~, f,,rhtsnr0,,, ", onaf5GIon
St sa''to ', so.i,l"S, nv Na,
t; 9ai g.ate 80 a''rt5 gs1 u',, 49, S,i0 e. u;.
a @6',,s', os"'tr. a;,'on,isa, 1ass' o;,,e,,
a ~'V na,, t,,,F ssSIss Sd,;4o',teSo,, NV" @ ',,r
ta 5ea" aosntt @ 1t"tor m o 90 Oter5n,,o', o.
o., op.a 49, S,7"o, nn.r % ,,;,,S w Sor nsrtett
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-23
Wemeite Wa6rt6te,t.

Sn Seipeasbille, Belmont Co., g.,
iinb 9roBe Goblenfeloer entbedt tporoen.
Gin S6iff aus Song Song brinst
Die MelOung bon elmer fur6tbare,
6euersbrunlt, tpel6e in S9ud Gnb, in
China, $500 9duier in Ii6e gelegt bat.
9ie Union amerifanii6er 8abnanse=
itellter bot bei6loIlen, oen itreifenben
Soblensrdbern 9iilfe 5u leiiten, unb
Den Sransport pon Gobten gu perbin=
bern. Sie am Montag in columbus
beriammelt getpelenen MinenbeliBer of
feriren lebt go Gents Wlc 9rioe bat Die
Sherte abselebnt.
GoreD uno gropne 1iro tpegen Gnt=
faltung BON Sabnen auf Dem Capitol
Gruno 5u 20 Sosen @efdngniB uno
mesen Sei6dbisuns Der nebenlieaenben
Gaienpldbe gu SIS 8ube berurtbeilt
Dorben.
Seit Monta9s Der &egen aufs 9feue
ein9eIebt, fommen tpeitere ueberI6pem=
mungsberi6te namentli6 aus Yel,nlDl=
banien llnb bem tpeitli6en Neip Sort.
Die PenniDlpenia gabn bat i6per ge=
litten, lie 1T an 0ubeno Stellen unter=
broben. Sie Slutb itebt an pielen
Orten bObcr als jemals felt 1878. ST,
pittsburs lnb NllegbenD fanb bas
Waher in Der Montag gfadt IS SUB
iiber bem Siefitanoe unb ities raid b0=
ber. Siele Sduier iteben i'm Walier.
Sn Sarrisburg iuo beute Die republita=
nii6e Stats Contention ltattfinoet,
maren 9eitern erit uenise 9ele9aten
etngetroffen, oa Der 8abnberfe6r in
alien S6eilen oes Staates itoft.
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3,amt @obiemgrdberitreif.

Sic Contention bonn 16. in Glebe=
lanO 5uiiben Minenbelibern uno ben
9ele9aten Der Goblensrdber 1T reiultat=
los perlaufen. 2ebtere erfldrten, ni6t
Dpn Der Scala bon 70 Gents per 3onne
abgeben gu fDnnen, unb erftere ipDlten
ni1t b6ber als Sc Gents geben. ueber=
oieb uaren Die Minen6eliber Der tpeitli=
den Staten jenfeits oes Miiiiifippi gar
ni6t bertreten.
gBas nun tpeiter gei9eben ipirO,
bleibt absuparten. Sie @rubenbarDne
fiiblen fi6 mdhtig unb re6nelt auf ben
9fotbitano Der Qlrbeiter, pelfer biele
smingen mii11e, in Die @ruben suriif5u=
tebren. Gs liest biel Sebf6pfigfeit IN
ben &eiben Der 9erren Wtinenbeliber,
BON benen 6unberte lieber SauIenbe BON
Dollars Sdaoen tragen, als oaB lie in
billieer, burnaner @eile Den gere6ten
Soroerungen Der Soblensrdber aud nur
uln einen Gent entgegenfdmen.
Sie Grrbenbe1iber BON Sbio perben
beute in Columbus sulammenfommen,
I'M iiber i6r tpeiteres Gerbalten 8e=
i6liii1e 81 fallen. @inige berielben Iino
ge9en Die Soblengrdber iebr erbittert
uno enti6lolien, Oieielben bis aufs Mtei=
fer 81 befdmpfen.
grdiibent Mcgribe BON Der Miners'
Union erfldrte, oab Die Situation un=
perdnbert fei. Die gergleute luiiroen
nur unter Geipdbrung ibres alten 2ob=
nes an Die 9lrbeit 5uriiffebren uno ba=
bel miilIe oerielbe auf Der 9an5en 2inie
be5ablt perben.
Gbe litb Die Streifer bertagten, muir
De Sriegsratb abgebalten. Gin GDnlite
lit nit Der 2eitung bes 2lusltanoes be-
ouftragt. IRan mub es iebr beoauerll,
DaB Der StanD bes Streifes beute 10
ferne BON elmer @inigung lie9t, oenn es
1T gu befiir6ten, Dab Der slusltano iei=
nen bisberigen frieOli6en @6arafter per=
lieren mag uno oaB Die @erS'peiflun9
oa uno bort 5u Iusibreitungen fii6ren
miro.
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Sic WdMrttfc,

tpel9e unIrer 2eeislatur na6 ibrer am
81. erfol9ten 8ertasung in Der seiamnl=
ten greRe su She'll merben, ieben tel
mem 2orbeerfran5e d9nlib, unb faum
tperoen Die Serren bieielben binter ben
Spie9el 1teden. Ser y@d1ter am
erie" Iagt, bic 2egtslatur lei in mebr
ais elmer Sinli6t Die fld9li6lte getpeien,
ipelde felt Sabren Oas 8olt BON Sbio
mi 5 reprdIentirt babe. Sbr u&eeoro"
lei bebenfli6 faul unb lie 5dble iiber=
buupt nur merise Witslieber, Die ni6t
nit &opf unb &rasen bent Moltppol
uno Dem Sanatismus berfalen ieien.
gu elmer b0bern Nuffailung ibrer 9luf=
gabe uno 5lt elmer Wabrnebmun9 bei=
fen, mas oem 8olte tpirfli6 9}Dtb tbut,
basu permO6te lie li6 in Der S6at ni6t
5ll erbeben. 9ie 3eit murbe 9r0bten=
tbeils nit Der S9affung elmer lln3abl
bon @elesenbeitsseieb6en bertrDoelt,
Die minoermertbi9 fino unO ilber tur5
Doer lang wieoer iiber ben SauIen ge=
mDrfen tperoen. Saneben bielt man
einen fortpdbrenben Sabrmarft ab, ouf
bem um grDBere ooer gerin5ere 8or=
tbeile fir Die berri6enbe partei, fir
Gorporationen, poer gar fir einen 9u=
ten Sreuno poer Serrn Better, gefeili9t
unb gebanoelt wuroe. Sas 8olf mag
ii6 Slid wiiniden, baB Der 0tarft Su
GnDe lit
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Surge Notisett.

lamb uno Selterrei6 1T perfeft getpor=
ben.
9ie @nttbronung bes pabnlinnigen
GDnigs Otto |. BON gapern foll angeb=
lid nabe bebpri iteben.
Sr Stettin purbe Der Streif Der
Sofarbeiter 9iitlib beigelest.
Sn Berlin famen neuli6 an einem
ein5igen Sage 8 Selbitmoroe por.
Sn Grie6enlanb fanben am Is. neue
Grbbeben itatt.
Ser sroBe Goblenerdberft ftrcit in Se=
| Iterrei6=S6lelien, Sroppauer @ruben=
Siltrift 1T gu @noe.
Sn Maorio tpuroen 5 9lnar6ifte,1
gum SDoe Derurtbeilt.
Ser Seem Dorter SrDius 0anberbilt
babe an einem Sage letter Wpbe an Der
Spielbant auf Mtonte Carlo 10000
6ranfs geiponnen. Ser bats nDtbig
Sn Serbien ioll Elm Staatsfrei6 in
Der 2uft lie9ett, pelder bic Grridtung
elmer Ntilitdrberri6aft plant.
Sn 9eutI6lanb ma6t 1i6 cine ltarte
StrOmung ge9en Wieoer5ulalluns Der
Sefuiten gelteno.
eSn Stalien berbinben li6 Die oppo=
1itionellen Parteien gum Sturse bes
gremiers GriIpi.
Die Dferrei1ii6e &eeierlng I6lGet
eine orbeiterfreunolibe &i6tung Elm.
Sn Berlin fano Elm aus @nglano,
8elgien, 6rantrei6 uno Seuti6lano
beiu6ter 8er9pertsarbeiter GongreB
Itatt, Der aber reIultatlDs perlief.
oSn Mannbeim bat Der e9emalige Sa=
batbdnbler Gl6aro Srautlnan fallirt.
Sn Berlin fteben Die Sosialiiten i'm
Sampf nit ben DOrtigen Srauern.
9lm II. bat cine groBe Teuersbrunit
ins 9lfrDn, o., einen S9aoen BON
iiber 800, 900 peruria6t.
Wlan 1T einem eroBartieen S9mus=
eel BON YelSpert aus @anaba mad ben
Ser. Staten auf Die Spur gefOmmen.
Sbips &oblengrdber baben oefinitib
bei6loller, ben Streif fort5uieben.
3usstollilion in einem 5unnel Der
gtepport, 9teus & Vaiiliilippi 8abn in
Sentufp /; z 5oote.
| Sn Cincinnati ipurbe leBte QDode
@ei5en su 81 Gents berfauft Dem nteb=
risiten Preiie felt so Sabren.
9lu6 i'm nOroliben Wisconlin bat es
am Sonntag geI6neit.
Sm So6lengebiete BON Yittsbllrg per=
Den llnruben beiilr9tet.
Sn WtOntana baben GoreDiten li6
zines 6ra6t5u9s bemd6tlgt.
9lu6 in Soa9o periu9ten GpreDiten
einen 3ug su befommen /; unruben be-
fiir6tet.
$50 Gprepiten unter General Sppe
lagern 6 lleilen BON Cincinnati ; 1ie
leioen Wangel, Oa lie ni6t in Die Staot
eingelaiIen luurOen.
Sn Colorado bat Gouperneur Waite
Die 3u6t6ausbeb0roe abgeiebt, neil
Oieie ieinen S6tpiegerID6n ,li6t gum
@aroen haben pOllte ;grobe Qr.fregung.
gbilabelpbia erlebte am Spnntag
abermals cine groBe 6euersbrunit.
S9aben 1926, 600.
98egen &oblenmansel will Die Wbee=
ling & 2afe Grie Sa6n ibre mel item
3iige einltelen.
GanOals 9lbtbeilung Der Snbui itrial
9lrmee tpill Ii9 BON SolebD na6 Mailil=
lon toenoen.
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SpIindr.
ertb ct 8eob q d ter"

% ertb er SEQ q d 6ter".
Syn porlebter gBo6e tpuroe Der gtun=
nen bes Serrn Sames Gpans oabier
nit blauem Gitriol nergiftct. @ttpa
a6t Nanilien besieDen ibr 5rintlpaHer
aus bel agtem Drummer unb es bdtte
lei6t i6limme Solgen baben f0nnen,
bate ni6t Serr s. 2ebnlo, als Der
@rlte am Srunnen an jenem Morgen,
bas 6ift entOedt.
Sebte Mode purbe bier oas Maifef,
unter Der 2eituns Oes 0errn grofenor
s. s. Slnbaufen, abgebalten. 9as
gut beiu6te 9aus an jeoem Der brei
Nbenbe 5eigte, tuelb gutter grfolg babel
cr3ielt wuroe unO mel9 tii6ti9er 2ebrer
unO MluIifer Serr Olnbauien it,.
So.de Seite iollten tpieoerbolt gefeiert
uno bas Oeuti6e 2ieo aud einge1iibrt
iperDen.
IS bat 1ib bier ei1e 9(ttien=8eIea=
ibaft gebiloet, um Butter su fabri5ire1r.
9ur6 Mai6inen miro aus frii6ef
Ntil6 Der Gabm abgeionoert unb Sut=
ter bereitet. Sic erforoerli6en Sc
bduli6feiten iinb bereits in 9lng1iff ge=
nommen uno iollen IN turSer 3eit fer
tis geitellt iein.
Solipar, 21. Mai.
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Sic GoxcD Scmega,t9

1T segeniudrtig auf bem beiten Mese,
i'm Sanbe gu Derlaufen. 3par bette
ben Die pielen fleinen Qlrmeepplten In
allen Sbeilen oes 2anbes siemlib un=
geibipdht fort, aber nur, neil tie es
bortbeilbafter flloen truppmeile bpn Der
6ffentliden 8obltbdti9teit 5u leben, ais
oab wie friiber Seber iein Slid auf
eigene 5auft fli6en mubte. gBo Iie
binfDmmen fiittert man Die 2eute, in
Der Mbliht Iie balo n69li1lt mieoer
los Su befDnmen.
gpreD's eigene glrmee bate fein Blei=
ben in 9Dattsbllle, oa bic 8epolferung
iie bort ilidt bulbett ,ipDllte, iporauf iie
ibr Eager nod 8lanbesberg, Mb., Der=
iegte. Snsmiiben lp9irt gpreD nit iei=
rer 6rau aus Dem @elbe Der Mrmee in
eiilem feineil 0Dtel Der 8unoesitabt.
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SbiD staats8efeBgctmttg.

llnlere 2egislatur bat li6 gegen gr=
warten fdon porgeitern pertast. gBie
getp6bnli6 sing es In ben lebten Sager
nod briiber unb brunter unb an Stele
Der Srdsbeit trat cine fieberbafte Sbd=
tigfeit. Cine Menge bon gi1s minoe=
rem Mertbes puroen obne ftarfe Bri=
flung nod abeetpanhelt. 8pn beioen
6dulern pallirt lino !: MbittleIep's Sd
febil Gbren sgenauen Snbalt fennen
mir ni1t), @riffin's S6ulbii6erbia,
tpelde es Den S6ulbebDroen freilteat,
ben &inbern Die S9ulbiiber unent=
geltli6 81 liefern, ltnb Die 8erpadtuns
bes Sodins Canals on bic Columbus,
6ofing Nalep q 9ltbens 8abn geeen
$50, 900 8aar unb cine jdbrli6e Yabt=
iumn,e BON $4,000. @s beibt, baB
cine anbere 8eielf6aft einen bbberell
Yreis offerirt babe llnb es purbe i'm
Sauie laut pDn erfolgter 8eite6ung ge=
ipro6en. Cine llnterlu6uns bieler 9ln=
tlagen tano Die 2e9islatur ni6t fiir
n0tbig.
eSn eiilen1 pber Dem anbern 6auie
muroen fOlgsrbe Sias pallirt, es 1T
fir uns aber ni6t erli6tli6, ob tie
pollftdnbig erleoigt fino slbbott's
8ierfeuerbid Sears Si1. bab Die
9lmts5eit Der Gountp>Gpmmiili iiliondre I'M
September ltatt i'm Sanuar besinneil
ioa Gloer's 8ia, baB bic slmts3eit
oer Gountp=Nuoitoren bis gum brittelt
Montag I'M Sftober Derldngert perOe ;
Sleeper's Sill, Die Nmtsseit Der Goun=
tppermeher bis gum britten M}ontag i'm
Sftpber gu peri6teben @arnbarts 8
8ia, BEN Miberruf bes grud'i6en
&aoiteuergelebes betreffeno Sir6ner's
8ia, uelbe Den Strabenbabncompa=
snien berbietet, 9lt5ei9en in ibren @a=
gen aufSubdnsen Senator Soen's
Sia, oer5ufol9e Die WtaDors aaer
Stdbte bic Mit9lieber elmer Gipartilan=
MablbebDroe ernennen follen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-23
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Sbin tia YrnuiBlhania 2inicu int
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Cbiu tia PrnuiDlhamia eiuicn IN
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Yunften in Ohio iperben BON Der
9lsenten Der 9enniplbania 2inien II
oieiem State 81 Gunoreiie= =&aten nit
folgt perfauft werben
9ta6 Columbus am 4. unb 5. SUM,
siiltig biz z. SUM, anldBli6 Der repll'
blitanii9en Staats=gonpentipn.
gta1 9aDtpn am 4. uno 5. SUM-,
eiiltis Biz eini6lieBli6 s. SUM-, an,
ldBlid Der 8erlammluns Der Sonn=
tagsidullebrer.
gfa1 Columbus am 5. unb 6. SUM,
siiltis bis sinidlieBli6 8. Stunt on.
ldbli4 Der PrObibitions- -gartei=Gon=
bentipn.
9la6 9elamare am "a. uno 25.
Suni, giiltig Biz einibliebli6 80. SUM,
anldBli6 Der =8eriammlllne.
Na1 9lfron am 25. unb 26. SUM-,
giiltig bis einiblieBli6 20. SUM, an=
ldbli1 Der Stats gpiportb 2ea9ue
8eriammlung.
Sir @inselnbeiten uno 3eit Der 3iige
ipeilbe man iid an ben naAiten Sidet=
Nsenten Der Yenniploania 2inien.