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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-24
AN Inflated BRIDGE.
Three Men Injured While Mt Work on
the Jacksonville Structure.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-THE Inflated new
Observation-Disclosures bridge was the
scene of another accident shortly after 1
o'clock today. Three men were hurt, one
perhaps fatally The accident was caused
by the falling of part of the false work
under the fourth span, which had just
been completed and locked. The men were
engaged in removing the false work. which
is to be transferred to the fifth and last
span to be completed. The top timbers
had nearly been removed and the re-
mainder Of the section collapsed. Harry
Williams Tom Prosney and Lee Milhouse
of Beaver Falls. Pa, fell with it. All
dropped into a barge below the falling tim
bers. NIilhouse sustained a fracture of the
right arm and two ribs. He also received
internal injuries and it is thought he
will die. Prosney's arm and back were in
jured, but he and Williams were able to
walk to their homes in the vicinity, their
injuries being slight. There have been a
number of accidents since work was re-
sumed on the bridge, but the company
have taken no chances on a recurrence of
the horror of last December. Several times
when the wind has attained a high Veloc-
ity the men have been called from their
work until ii had subsidized.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-24
DlNEO AT P0TSDAM.
servia's Eighteen-Year-Old King Is
Visiting the Kaiser.

POTSDAAI, Oct. 17.-Alexander, the
eighteen-year-old king of Servia, arrived
here this evening from BUDAPEST on a
visit 10 Emperor William. Great prepara-
tons had been made for his reception and
II was generally understood that this meant
that the visit had political significance.
The railway station was beautifully deco
rated and a guard of honor was drawn up
on the platform. The party waiting to re-
ceive King Alexander was a brilliant one,
consisting OF Emperor William and his
sons Baron Marschall Won Bieberstein,
imperial foreign minister; Gen. Bronsart
Won SchollendOrf, minister of war. and the
members of the general stan. The emperor
an inspection of the guard of honor. their
majesties drove &c the palace escorted by
the guards A grand gala dinner was given
tonight at the new palace.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-24
LOVERS FOUND DEAD.
Crime of Il. L. Titus Doubtless Due to
Temporary Insanity.

SEA CLIFF, L. l., Oct. 1S.-The bodies
of Elliot L. Titus, aged twenty-four, and
Mary S. Duff, aged twenty-three, were
found in the private bath-house belonging
to the girls father late last night. Titus
had shot himself in the head after killing
the girl with chloroform. They were en-
gagged to be married shortly and on Tues
day went for short walk, from which
they did not return. A searching party
was organized to find them, but no trace
could be found until last night. Both be
long to prominent families and no reason
can be ascribed for the murder and suicide
The friends of Titus believe the crime was
committed while he was suffering from
temporary insanity.
Mr. Titus was a son Of the late Col
Henry Titus founder of Titusville, Fla
His mother is one of the Hodgkin family
and is still living at Ttusville. They are
well known socially in the South. Young
Titus would have Inherited a fortune from
his mother.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-24
MRS. DAVIS TELLS HER STORY.
The Widow of a Soldier Talks of
Charles L. Henry.

Charles l.. Henry.
The claim made for Charles L. Henry.
republican candidate for congress tn
represent the Seventh district, that he is
the friend Of the old soldier. has been used
all over the district as a lever to lift
the old soldiers into the line Of the &. o.
p. Mr.. Henry is further being held up to
the people OF the three counties which he
aspires to represent as a model gentleman
and a painstaking and conscientious law
yer.
There is a lady living in this city who
has something TO say about Mr.. Henry
on both the lines above referred TO. She
IS now living at lis n. Capitol-ave. and
has the following to say regarding Mr..
Henry:
Il am the widow of John W. Davis, who
died at Alexandria in January, 1890. My
husband was I'm business here in Indian
apolis for about twenty-five years after
the close of the war. He had served his
country during the war and settled here
when the war ended and went into the
mercantile business. He was fairly pros
porous and managed to save a little
and the liberal offers held out by land
companies and town syndicates in the gas
belt prompted my husband 10 sell out his
business here IN the fall OF 1889 and go 10
Alexandra.
I'VE removed to that place, then town
of only a few houses, and my husband
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-24
BOMBS FOUND IN BARCELONA.
Enough Dynamite in Them to Cause
Great Destruction.

BARCELONA, oct. 19.-Ten dynamite
bombs were found today near the engine
of a large factory where a number
of anarchists were formerly employed.
Fuses were attached 10 the bombs and
they are believed to be fully loaded
Among the anarchists who were at one
time employed at the works referred to
were two men who were executed in front
of the fortress of Montiuch An inVesti-
cation into the character of the bombs Csa-
velops that they were powerful enough to
have blown up the whole quarter of the
city in which they were found.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-24
OWEN HAS A SHADY RECORD
WOrkimgmen Should Spot the Head
Of the Republican Ticket

How He Made His Infamous Mark-AlloWed
Himself to Be Used by the Tin Plate Gang
Multiplying the Alien Contract Labor Law
Workingmen of the Country Paralyzed-A
Significant Letter-HoW He Was Pronounced
Incompetent and Unfit by President Har-
risons Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
He Was Thoroughly Untrustworthy-Hs
Ideas of Official Integrity Slipshod and
Reckless-Owen's Scheme, Says Mr.. Harr-
sons Appointee, Would Have Resulted In
Wrongful Abstraction of the Public Money.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-24
MRS. SPRINGER INDICTED.
She Is Charged with Attempting TO
Bride "A Juryman.

CHICAGO, oct. 17.-AIrs. Warren Spring
er, wife OF the Chicago millionaire. was
indicted this afternoon for attempted brib-
cry. Mrs. Springer's alleged attempt
corrupting a iuryman was made during a
suit for condemnation of some of her
husbands property, brought by the Metro
politan elevated railway.
Mrs. Springer is a pretty woman ap-
parently not more than twenty-five or
twenty-siX years old Her maiden name
was Ferguson and she comes of/an old
and well known family in Newark. o.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-24
Negro Ivpcbed fin Maryland.

UPPER MARLBORO. Md, Oct 2O.-Just
before daybreak forty masked men rode up
to the fail and demanded the custody of
the negro williams. who had confessed to
an attempted assault. Tailor Spicer, al
though wholly unprepared for resistance,
refused to give up the keys. He was, how
ever, finally overpowered and Williams
was taken to a bridge town and
hanged. A bullet hole was founG near his
heart. The coroner's jury rendered a YER
diet that Williams met his death at the
,Williamss victim. Is an aged lady.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-24
HARRISON & OWEN, uNLTD.
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE RAID
ON THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

owen on the MaLe-HfS Influence
with a Republican President-Creat-
ing a Refuge for Defeated Con-
grcssmnn-A Protest Entered by the
Acting Secretary of the Treasury
How the snap Was worked-owen
Bags the Game But Gets n Timely
Roast.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-24
HE'S A. NICE HYPOGRITE.
CHARLES l.. HENRY Is POSING AS
A PHILANTHROPIST.

Real Facts rs to the EvaIyn Addition
20 Anderson for the improvements OF
Which 3Ir. Henry Claims To Have
Paid Out 100000 for In bor-Not "a
Dollar Did He Have Invested-HOv
lie Worked the scheme.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-24
OWEN PRONOUNCED UNFIT.

a Significant Letter from benjamin
Harrison's Treasury Department.
The following is the letter Of \. b.
Nettleton, the assistant secretary Of the
treasury under Benjamin Harrison. pre-
ferring charges against Mr. owen, the
republican candidate for secretary Of
STATE.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-07
S0rcGli6er SOD.

g8beeIing %. 3d., l. Seb. @eo.
Surner, Elm Mai6iniit Der M6eelins
Stabl=98e,fe, fam am 9ienltag 9ta6t
auf cine entiebli6e @eiie gu ieinem
Sooe. @r bewegte cine SSorm nit
rotbgliibenbem Stabl i'm @epi6te bon
ie6stauieno Pfuno auf cinem i6malen
Wagen nit elmer 2ofDmotiDe beipannt,
poripdrts, als oer Maaen, Der cine un=
ebene Stelle gSeges gu pailiren bate,
lid auf Die Seite leste, 10 baB Die Sorm
ii6 iiberi6lug unb auf bic Steqe fiel,
wo ct iaB. @r itiirste Johann auf Die
Platform, Die Sorm aber iiber i'm, ge=
rabe iiber ieinen llnterleib, ibn fefbal=
teno, bis er bu6itdblid 81 Sooe 9er0=
itet mar. Sas gliibenbe Metall brannte
>ieinen &Orper seraoesu in Slpei Salften.
@r mar, iudbreflo er ilftter Der glil=
benben Maiie lag, ppae 5sebn Wlinutel
lang polli itdnbis bel getpubtfein uno i'm
Stanoe, benjenigen Seuten 9ntueiiun=
gen su geben, bon oenen er 9laubte, lie
t6nnten Die Sorm mOsli6erweiie fDrt=
f6ahen. Oils man ibn befreien fonllte,
mar ct tobt. Burner binterldBt cine
Witttpe unb brei &inoer.
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Sebct Dte @eltansiteHttag iiis
is GctttS.

gia6 Gmpfans gurer Nbreiie uno
Is Gents in Sranfomarfel ieitben ipi1
gu6 frei ein 9abum Der Meftausltel=
lung, oeilell reselmdbiser Yreis SO
@ents lit, aber oa mir miini6en, bab
Sbr ems belibt, 10 baben iuir einen
BLOB nominellen greis feitgeiebt. Sbr
iinbet in oemielben Elm Gunltperf BON
bpbem @ertb. 9ie 9lnli6ten Der ero=
BEN @ebduoe Der Weltausfellung iino
auf 8iloeru baraefellt, Die je cine ppae
Seite bes Mlbums einnebmer unb Iinb
oielelben lit tpirfli9 fiinitleriiber MeiIe
ausgefiibrt. Wenn Sbr ni6t nit Dem
8u6e Sufrieben ieio, na6oem ibr es er=
balten, 10 ienben mir Gu6 Die Sranfp=
marfen suriif unD Sbr m6gt bas gll=
bum bebalten. Slbreilirt
s.. 6. BUD le II & So.
4 Chicago, Sll.
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2lus Der 8mnOeSEaDt.
eSn Der benftpiirbioen Sibuna b

eSn DER OeIllmurDt8eH SlBuHg DDIll
/. Ssebruar bat un1er &eprdientan=
tenbaus Die Wili IN Sill nit 204 se=
gen 140 Stimmen pailirt. Inter leb=
tern befanben Iib IL DenOfraten, ildm=
| li6 be Stem yorfer Bartlett, Campbell,
6aines, 6enbrir, S6ermerborn unb
Sidles, iotpie Gaomus {R.S.), 8earp
! (gal.), SapeD. Meper, priee unb &o=
bertIon aus 2ouiliana, pase (&. So
SperrD (Gpnn.) unb Siblep (Pa.).
Sic Scener, ipel1e bic Mnnabme Der
8il besleiteten, seisten beutlid, uel6e
8eo,utun9 man ber Mbitimmung bei=
leste. Gin Ioldes Snterehe manifeitirte
| li1 bel Weitem nibt bel Der paiiiruug
Der Wc&inleD=8ia, nelde ieiner 3eit
nur nit Elm paat Stimmen Mebrbeit
unb erit na6oem man IA Semotraten
aus Dem 0alie binausseiporfen bate,
our9eespdnst rperben fonnte.
| Selten bat man iuobl iol6e bebeuten=
De oratorii6e 2eiitunsen, pie Die &eben
bon 3eeb. Strip unb Wilion, i'm Sauie
geb0rt, unb bic Spatipnen, tpel1e ben
orei &ebnern su She'll puroen, iiber=
| fie3en melt bas MaB bes @etp6bnli6en.
8alb na1 Der ginleitung ipra6 Mil=
| ion init elmer 8eeei iiterung, bel Der ie=
Des Mort padte uno fortseiebtem 8ei=
| fall rief. Ser gntbuiiasmus brad ii1
mebr uno mebr 8abn uno itie9 gum
S6luB auf eine iolhe 6Obe, bab nod
8eenoigung Der brillanten uno b66it
einorudsbolen gtebe feline jubelnoen
8emunoerer i'm auf lire Sdultern bo=
ben unb i'm Sriumpb bur6 ben Si=
bunasfaal na6 Dem @aroerObesilnmer
trlsen, unter Dem betGubenoen Sci fall
bes 6auies unb Der 8alerien.
Ollie 8auerien tparen gepaft bol.
S6on lin neun ubr Morgens begann
Der 8ortrab lib ein3ul lte1en, um balb
eli llbr mar jeoer SIP befebt uno iiber=
baupt ieber Quaoratfub &aum auf ben
5reppen unO 3ugdnsen. Inter ben
9amen iuaren befOnoers Srau Glepe=
lano unb Srau Stepenion in Der Brd=
1ibentenlpee su bemerfen auBer ibnen
erreste aud Saroinal Gibbons allge=
meine Qtufmerfiamfeit. Qlls Die Si=
Bung Tim II llbr besann, iparen fosar
Die Gprribore BON elmer ii6 brdngenoen
llno ibiebenben Menibbeit angefiillt.
troboem bort feline 5eele ettuas fehen
ooer b0ren fonllte.
5Aon am Sreitag ipurbe Die 8ilion
8ill Dem Senat iibermittelt unb bon
bieiem Dem 6inanS=@Omite iibertpieien.
Sieies Gomite siebt jebt Die Srage in
@rpdgung, ob uno ipie biel 3eit fiir
Offentli6e Gomite Sibunsen, in wel=
ben intereliirte Perionen fiir uno 9egen
Die einselnen parasrapben seb0rt wer=
ben mDgen, geltattet tperben iOlIe. Se=
uator 8oorbees tpiinIdt Die 3eit folder
@omiteberatbungen nO9li6it absutiir=
gen, um Die 8ill 10 balo als tbunli1
sur 9ebatte su brir9en.
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0crorben

9(m 23. San. in @oiben Die Witttue
gtancp 2atbrop, ~ Sabre oft. Sic
tpobnte BET ibrer eir,5isen So6ter.
9lm "a. San. in 9ennilon Sbomas
Garnanan, Gater BON S. 8. @arnaban,
0prmann in Der gan gamble Mai6t-
nen Merftdtte. Ser Sinsei6ieoent
errei6te Elm 9llter BON 80 esabren, me-
niger z Sage uno tuurbe in Steuben-
bile besroigt.
Qlm Is. San. in Canal 0pber Ma=
tbiloe slnoreas i'm 9llter bon 81 Sab
rem. Die 0erltorbene mar unperbeira=
tbet uno lpDbnte Bel ibrent Sbpaee,
Seremiab Gibbs.
9tm Is. San. in 8ienna, N. s.,
Sames 0anee, Elm 8ruOer bon Mibte,
Sanee babier i'm glter bon 81 Sabren.
glm 26. San. in gasp pbilaoelpbio
Die 13jdbrise Sobter Salra bes Mi=
6ael Satin am S6arlabfieber. Sic
8eeroisung fano auf oem fatb. Srieb=
bof in Ganal Soper itatt.
2lm 81. San. IN Canal Sober Die
Satin bon s. %. 9obep, Sc Sabre
alt, na6 8 monatlider &ranf6eit an
.einenl 2eberleioen. Gon s. &inoern
Iino 2 S0bne uno S66ter am 2eben.
9lm Wtontag in ieiner Mobnung an
Slt=SairitraBe in SEEM Ybilaoelpbia
Sr. SIaac 8. Gurb i'm glter BON 81
sSQhren.
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Neneffe Nacbricbten.

Die 2egislatur bat ben @pmmiilio.
ndren BON Start GountD Die Setpilli=
gun9 ertbeilt CUR slusgabe bon 1925,
900 Bombs CUR Geparatur oes Court
bauies in Canton. Stun bat am Mon=
tag eine srobe 8plfsperiammlung in
aaianee in i6drfiter Weiie Yroteft bie=
gegen einsele9t.
Sm beutlden &ei6stag bat am Mon=
tag Der 9fationalliberale Srieoberg ei=
men Nntrag ein9ebra6t, oaB Der 6er5o9
bon Sa6ien=Goburg auf feline
en9lii6en Geburtsre6te su per5i6te11
babe.
Sn paris 1T am Montag Morsen G
llbr Der 9lnar6ilt Gaillant, tpel6er bor
einiger 3eit cine Bonnie in ben Saal
Der 9eputirten eei6leuoert fat, our9
eie Guillotine binseri6tet poroen.
Seiten SuBes beities er bas Sbaffott,
laut ausrufeno fieber nit Der Your=
seoiiie IS lebe Die 9lnar6ie Seine
GubeitDruns fanO ftatt. 5000 YoliSi=
fen bielten por Dem @efdneniiie @ade.
Sn Nfinsf, GuBlano, ipuroe bic
gan5e Samilie bes rei6en Suben Wila=
alDpi6, beltebeno aus 13 Perionen, ber=
giftet.
gei einem BON &an3ler Gapribi am
MDntag gegebenen Dinner bielt Der Sat-
Ter cine 9lnipra6e, morin er bringenO
sur 8enebmiguns Oes 6anoelspertra=
ges nit &uBlanb mabnte uno auf Die
frieolibe Seoelltun9 besielben bintuies.
Sn PilIen, SODmen, bat Elm 2ieute=
nant 5lpei rubige, an9eIebene Sitrger,
l9tanens Sobn uno 2elpitb, obne Pro=
potation i6iuer nit benz Sdbel per=
lpunoet.
Sur6 alabama raste in Der Sam=
flag Na6t Elm fur6tbarer Sturm, oer
pielorts Sduier umgetporten bat. Sn
@ate @itp ltiir5te cine Stride Elm, nobel
SO perlonen perlebt purDen.
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Sin Gegem fiir Die 6egenD

SD mill, 10 gut i'd eben tann, berib=
ten, bab Or. Sabrnep's WeOi5in Elm
ipabrer Segen bier 9etuorOen, ieit Der
3eit, OaB lie ein9efiibrt lit. SeDermann
lit frpb, baB man Iie nun INNER bier
baben fann uno i6 peroe mid betre=
ben, INNER einen Gorrat6 Dapon an
Sano gu balten. SD tpill bier nur Ell
men Sal auIfiibren
6ier lift cine Srau, Die 1T iebr banf=
bar fir Die Wobltbaten oieier MeoiSin.
sic meint, lie t0nnte ohne bieielbe ni6t
meDr fcrtig tperoen. sic bate ibon
piefe 9pftoren gebrau6t uno feiner
fonnte ibr belfen. Sic tpar ndmlib
gan5 iteif an aaen 6lieoern uno turs on
Der Suit 1ie fonnte ni6t mebr alein
auf bas 8ett. Sa babe i9 ibr SOrnis
Nlpenfrduter ylutbeleber uno Seil=Sel
empfoDlell. Sic ma6te eiren 8erlu6
banit, lit iebt uieoer frii6 uno seiuno
unb oanft pielmals. Sbr Same TT
Srau 80. Nrnt. = go i6reibt Serr
Nugut Bauer, Gilmore, Mlnn. g8ir
MAIDEN mieber6olt barauf aufmerfIam,
oaB Sornis MlpenfrGuter 8lutbeleber
nibt in ben 9lpotbefen su iinoen 1T,
fonoern MIR bon autorilirten Ngenten
beSoaen iperoen fann. Sollte ii6 feline
Ngentur on Dem Ylabe befinoen, 10
ibreibe man oil 9r. Yeter 6abrneD in
Ghicago uno laile lib bic 8eOingungen
fommen. Waan brau6t feinen Store
gu baben, um Qsent gu iein. Seoer=
mann TT i'm Stanbe, Gutes sll tbun.
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3a Urippe.

Wdbreno Der friibern Grippe
Yerioben iDurbe Die belnerfensmertbe
Geoba6tung semabt, baB ale, ipel1e
ibr @ertrauen auf Or. Sings Neip 9is-
coperp seiebt batten, nidt nur rai6e
9eilung fanben, ionbern aud por ben
llebeln peridont blieben, Die Der Granf=
belt geip0bnlih nadSufolaen pflegen.
9ie frdftise Mebiaiil ideint ben 8or3ns
fdneller Guren nidt nur in ssalIen bon
Grippe, iOnbern audi BEL allen 9ranf=
beiten oes palies, Der Yrult unb Der
2ungen 3u beliben, unb furirt aud
9ftbma un0 beraltetes 0eniieber. pro=
birt es unb iiberseuat gnb I! S6r tper=
bet nidt getdufdt iein. prObefldiben
gratis IN ben Mpptbefen pon s.. 6.
Miller & 8 obn unb Dr. S. 81.
Semitic.
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Mms Spabo.

~SShe ~1LNIS ANttNS SNANN%S't $t0"AtT
nenten Sobn Niifena6t in Clearwater,
Sbabo, ben mir negen &aummangel
beoeuteno fiirsen miillen entlebmen
mir folgenbes :
Seit nein Gamerao bon einem Salb=
Snbianer einen Claim gefauft unb bon
mir messesosen iit, bin i'd tuieoer al=
lein. ginen Qlnfaa BON &beumatismus
i'm 6riiblins babe i6 NIT pabrer So=
bespera6tuns i'm Sommer berausse=
ibwibt, ha i'd bel elmer 0ibe BON los
Grao mein 0eu einbra0te, 20 Nder
@etreioe abidbelte uno audi einem Na6=
bar feline Grnte beiorste. Weeen Der
bis @nbe Mai angebaltenen Ndile blieb
biel 2ano unbeitelt ; auf Der Gamas
prairie baben tie aus bieier urla6e
aud fat fein 6eu betpnmen uno mur=
ben i'm Serblt &iibe nit 5 Monat alten
&dlbern UNI $12 perfauft. Seu nirb
jeoenfalls einen suten preis befommen.
Sln September par es anfanss beib,
big 100 @rao, bann folgte i1eubli6es
&eeenluetter, 10 oaB piel 6eu uno Sc
treble an ben StDden perfalllte. Wtan
benubt bier transportable 0dder bon
s bel 60 SUB gum gei6iiben Der Sd=
der .llnb linb mir oaber nur etpa sipei
Saoungen 9eu gu @runoe 9egan9en.
eSm lebten g8inter uno Sriibling 1T
Diel Gieb umgefpmmen, tbeilS megen
&ranfbeit, tbeils megen Sunger. Mein
gie6 blieb neri9pnt. @rpBe Sreuoe
ma6t mir Elm prddtiges Sensitfiillen,
meldes mein Sattelpfero geuorfen bat.
@artengemilie gebeiben bier ni6t je=
oes Sa6r, am belten nod Sobnen, CRIB
len unb Somatos au6 Sartoffeln ge=
ratDen oroentli6, @prn miro benfalis
etipas gepflanst. gEeiaen gilt bier 40
bis SO Gents per guibel, Saber, @erite
unb Sartpffeln l Sent bas Pfunb !;
&ino1eiI6 beim Giertel 4 bis Gents,
S9neine lebeno 81 bis 4 Gents, 3 bis
4 Sabre alte Stiere Is Bis Is Dollars,
Seu 81 Bis $40 u. 7. 10.
Samit mein 8rief Riifena6ts S66=
tern in Yort @albinston uno 9lnbern
ni6t gar 81 lanopirtbibaftli6 pprfoln=
me, 70 muB i9 nod ettpas iiber Soffartb
uno Srommigfeit anreiben. Setreff
eriterer, 10 babe i'd otter geleaenbeit,
BON ben boffdrtieiten Snoianerinen gu
ieben, nit &rallen uno anoern 3ieraten
am 9als uno borren al ben Seinen.
9ie ueiBen 6rauen5immer 1itlO Obne
oas 10 eribredlitb i9on, oaB lie Die
Sonfurrens nit ben milben INNER nod
aussubalten permDgen.
Sic 6r6mmisfeit Johann 1T BON 2
ober 3 Samilien sepahtet, Der sroBe
6aufe ipeib ni6ts BON ibr. Wer lib
aber Die Saut ni6t iiber ben 8ufel
binunter ge5osen ie1en min, muB li6
por Den frommen Seuten 9enau 10 gut
in g6t nebmen, tpie por anbern. lie
berbaupt bin i1 nod nirgenos 10 pielen
i6le9ten Srommlern uno Yaitoren be-
geenet, lpie bier in Oregon. 9a tpa=
rem ). 9. bier Der lebtern Der erite,
Elm 9lnftDRer an mein 2ano, mar Der
glutldanoe ansetla9t, Der stpeite ipar
elm sew0bnlider Gbtbreder, Der brittle
mar 8elegenbeitspreoiger uno @ele9en=
beitsbieb unb Der pierte. Elm Menomi=
tenpreoiser, Der mein 2ano 9efauft, bat
mir Elm 6dbben beiten Gpoer on Gili9
uno Waiier pertaui6t. go liebt es in
Oregon itellenmeiie nit Der SrDmmis=
felt aug
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Sbio StaatsgeiebgebMng.

Sic 2odefbe &eiolution, tpettbe nur
stueijdbrlide Sibunsen ouridldst, uur-
be i'm Sauie pailirt. Sdmmtlide an=
ipeienoenoen 78 3tepublifaner itimmten
oafiir /; Die 9emotraten entbielten 1ih
oes Stimmens. Sm Senat f6eint Die
Stimmung eluas anoers su Iein unb
oa Senator Sbl nun gar beantra9t.
oaB Die Mitglieber fein @ebalt fir oas
sweite Sabr befommen io!len, 10 ueroen
Die Gbaneen Der Geiolution baour1
nibt giinitiaer. Sem geseniiber fat
freili1 elmer I'M Sauie geraoe oas @e=
Isentbeil porgei6lasen, ndmli6 oaB Die
0erren ibre 5000 @ebalt AUDI in Dem
Stueiten Sabre besieben iollen, mo lie
gar ni6t liben.
pailirt muroe I'M Senat bic 8iq,
pel1e ben Bebraub bon 8ret9en bel
Der Ganin6erjaso perbietet i'm 9auie
bagegeil muroe Die gil perporfen, ipel=
DIE pelfiiat, baB Die Guailja9O nur alle
Spei Sabre erlaubt iein ioll.
9(n neuen Bills tuurben eingebra1t !:
pon airdner, bab perionen, wel6e auf
ben @runoitiifen 9lnoerer jagen. einen
BON ben Gigentbiimern ausgeitellten Gr=
laubniBidein porseigen muiIen BON
Moore, oab jeoes Samilienoberbaupt
einen iteuerfreien mdnnliden Sun0 bal=
ten bari: gpsler, bab Garmerbereins=
nl;tslieber obne 0aftbefehl pferoeoiebe
perbaften Oiirfen ]; Bell, baB Strdlings=
arbeit nur in 3u1tbduiern perluenoet
iperoen BARI; Dunil Dab Grauen No=
tare ieit biirfen.
Dodge ppn glebelanb bat brei Yeti=
tionen nit 43 llnteri1riften llm Die
Nbf1affllng bes beutihen unterridts in
ben 0ffentliben Sbulen, einsereidt.
Gin Yreoiger Namerts GooleD, meldler
tets als perbillener Selltidenbaiier gait,
itebt an Der Spibe ber petenten. Wie
Ihper bod biele oeutihe 6prade bielen
Narren auf bem Magen liegt!
Gin iletter @eiebseber lit Der Nbge-I
Drbnete 2a,ler BON Columbus Der bat
cine 8ia einserei6t gum Bau zines
Marftbauies unb einer Waifenbaqe unb
bdt bei Der Werbanolnng nidt mebr ge=
tuubt, mas er pprgelAlagen bat!
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8iuigc @reise ttad) 0cnt SiiOcn
itber pic Yenaiplpania
2ittictt.

9lm s. Sebruar, s. Wlars unb 8.
glpril meroen fir iolde, Die aanO fau=
fen pollen. grcurlionstifets ilber Die
genniplpania 2inien berfauft nod nie=
len Yuntten in SenneNee, MiIliilippi,
Gentufp, 9(labama, 2ouiliana, Georgia
uno Ssloriba. 9ifets iinb 20 Sage
bonn gertaufstage an gut fiir Die 0eim=
febr unb tperoen gum einfa6en Yreiie
fir Die &unofabrt perfauft. SIR nd
bere Mustunft penoe man li6 on ben
nd1fen Msenten Der penniplbania 2i=
nien pber an s.. Gan 9uien, Gbief
Miiiifent 6eneral pallenger glgent,
pittsburg, ga. AZ
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x eeSn 6aniltpn bel Cincinnati pur

= Sn 0amilton bel Cincinnati lpur=
De am /. Sebruar cine &duberbanoe
aufgeboben, Die bel einem ibrer 6enoi=
len Elm san5es @aarenla9er suiammen=
gei6leppt batten. 9enno9 1T oaielblt
lette 9ta1t tpieberum elm Deripegener
Gaub periibt lporben. ginbre1er oran=
gen in bas 9aus bon S. 9. S6nlter,
1lOroformirten benielben, belien Satin
uno Die Ginber uno pliinoerten oas
9aus ppllitanbig aus. Oie Ginoer ba=
ben 10 biel Gbloroform befommen, bab
es 5ueifelbaft eri9eint, Db ii6 ale tpie=
Der erDplen iperben.