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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

C'est lie moment de TRAVELLER q Ia
roulaison, ct de METRE quelques sous
de cote pour les temps durs. C'est
de s'acheter des vetements pour le
futur, sursout pour Pete proclaim qui
sera CONNIE lie dernier.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

Les groceries d'Abbeville Sc .sont
approvisionnees de sirop do batterie
de Ia sucrerie de David Frank. &c
sirop est bien meilleur que celui que
t~enaient les marchands avant Ia rou-
laison.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

DIR. K. F. Young ct autres plan
teurs sncriers ont commence d ex-
ploiter leurs recoltes, ct a les expe>
der par le chemin de fer.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

I'm rapport oficiel corstate qu'en
Ian 1892, 2l,98S etre humans ct
'9l,66s animaux ont ete tues dams les
hides par des serpents ct DIES betes
savages.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

La vertue, Ia diligence ct f'indus~
itrie joints une bonnie disposition,
ct a To- prudence, doit stre 10 moyen
lie plus sure . 10 prosperite.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

Harry squires O fait enIever Ia
tente ct lie merry go round qui
.etaient sur 10 place Medicine, g. les
0 fait transporter q Franklin, Ste.
Marie, pour la saison.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

samedi lie 20 eourant, plusieurs
personnes d'ici ont q Ia Nouyelle-
Orleans pour enteudre lie Gouver-
neur Mckinley qui a parle lie meme
soir.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

Trop dune bonne chose deyient
fatiguant, c'est lie cas- avec Ia pous-
si6re que nous avons Gu depnis 81
longtemps.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03
-.

N0UVELLE-ORLEANs.
Journal quotidien, avec une edition
hebdomadaire paraissant Ie saf1ena
matin ct c6ntenant t0utes les M
there's publiees pendant IA setnalise
dams l'6dition qnotidienne.
L'edition hebdomadaire, reunls-
SAINT en- IN seul nnmero toutes icy
nouyelles de la semaine. con,Fto
beaueonp d'abonnea ct de lectenrs.
PRIx DE L'ABoNNEMENT.
Edition quotidienne.
Tn an $l2i Trois mois y
Six mois 6 Tn mols
Edition hehdomadaIre.
In an So Qnatre mols
Six mois | 50 Irois mois ~
B1reaux Ell ateliers, No. IS roe ds
Gharfrea, entire Cont ct BienTnle.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

Marie Octave Melanie, qui etait
Ia file dun laden, est morte Ia BE-.
maine derniere dams Ia paroisse St.
Jacques, agee de 100 ans ct S mois.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

La prairie Q perdu so teinte verte
s'depnis que l'nerbe o etc frappe par
Ia gelee, surtout Ia pablo de prairie,
ellea Jamie.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

Les fguiers ont une nouvelles re-
. ,colted de fgues, ri 10 saison est moin-
.Adrement retardee Ia derniere recolte
D. aapFa,l 10 temps de murir.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

La batteuse de Jean Miner a etc
en- operation continuellement depuis
pres dun mois.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

Ne soyez pas trop vifs a vendre 4
votre recolte de riz, vous en- obtien-
drez IS lie baril ct meme mieux one
celia Gu printemps proclaim.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

Les habitants d'AbbevilIe ont en-
partie achete lenr provision de foin
ct de mails pendant los dernieres
ssmaines.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

II ny a plus dean dams les has
fonds, ct les animaux sont obliges de
a'abreuver 40 bayou.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

II y await rassemblement L~oiseaux
de pIuie la semaine derniere.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

Nous avons remarques que fes pc
ch6s ont prit ane 'nouvelle serie, lis
cont en- heur.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

Les feuilles de lilas attaquees par
Ia gelee ont jannies, ct Giles tombent
en- grand nombre.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

On transporte do majs en- guam.
tite a Abbeville depuis quelques Sc
maines.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

Voici lie moment de CHASER Ia per.
dirk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

II y q en- des ventes de riz 4 $3.Tt
le baril 4 Crowley reinforcement.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

L'attente nc sera pas Tongue d'ici
~1'election, mardi proclaim, le 6.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

La roulaison est commence.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

III est arrive des grives.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03
A VENDRE.

Une 'coupeuse d riz de seconde
main. S'adresser 4
GILBERT LABAUyEs
90 octobre '94 Abbeville. Line.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-11-03

sAMEDI, 3 NOV'BRE 1894.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11

STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF cHrrENpGN. fine Trobpi, ming " 'tS
for the District Of Chdcudcu.
10 the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate OF Luccn b. Learned, late of Milton, in
said district, deceased, GREETING:
Whereas, application hath been made to this
Court. in writing, by the executor "a the last
VIII and Testament O1 said deceased, PRAY wing
for license and authority To- sell the whole of
tho real and personal estate OF -Aid deceased.
rrprceputInL 10 said Court that il would be
beneficial to the heir- and all person. interest
ed i'm tine estate of said deceased, lea sell the
whole ~ the real estate OF said deceased and
convert the Same into money.
MA bringing INTO Court he consent and APP
probation, i'm writing, az all the heirs 10 said
estate residing ia This state. and setting forth
the situation of TIE real estate,
Whccupuu. tie said Court appointed aud
a- signed tie -iih day of January. 1854. az the
pruulc Court rooms. ia said district. io hear
and uc, idr llpuu ealu application gut petition,
aud ordered public uotIct- thereof tu Pee given
10 all pcr-uu- Interested therein, 10y publishing
said urdcr, togc thor with the tim" and place of
hearing. three weeks successfully I'm the Bur
liuGt0u Free Press, u newspaper Whlch Circu-
hates i'm the urighhurhood Of those persons iu-
tcrcStcd iu said estate, all which publications
shall be prev lou- to the day assigned for hear
ing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified To appear
before said Court, at the time and place ASS gil
ed, then aud there in said Court, to make your
objection 10 the granting OF such license, If YOU
soc cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
rooms, this gth day OF January, 1891.
JENNIE STACY, Rcgister.
sS,Wjt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11
L. u. Hines glStntc.

We the subscribers. having been appointed
hv The Honorable the Probate Court for tho
District of Chittcuden, Commissioners TO re-
criVc. examine and adjust the claims AVID de-
naudS OF all persons against the c-trtc of
il. h. Hinc late of Colchester, .u said Dis
trict deceased. and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
from the day of the date hereof. being allowed
by said Court for that purpose. We do there
fore hereby give notice that we win attend u
the business of our appointment. the store of
IL. !. White. at Colchester Centre. i'm said dis
trict ON the third thursdays of JanUur! and
July. next, 1924, at 10 o'clock a. m.,on each oi
said days.
Dated this 18th day of December, 1898.
". y. MI N~ON. ,,....t ........
RI. WHITE, COMMISSIONERS
~ Iy:\V
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Tuesday, Jan. 2.

| ,vos fatally burncd-rhe Paris council
voted the police budget for the first time
in wears Prague police are to carry re-
| volyers hcreafter---SiX thousand Chicago
clerks were discharged ut the close OF the
| halliday season --- Earthquake shocks
were felt in ngland-Politician think
the early launching of the presidential
booms Of Harrison and Mckinley i'll ad-
vi-ed The subscriptions received so far
for he fund that is being raised for the
| relief OF the unemployed of Boston
amounts to almost s30, OO0-A wreck on
the Northern Pacific between Boulder and
Eikhorn, Mont, Wis caused by the train
running into deep snow bank Three
men were fatally injured-The Indian
congress at Lahore closed with cheers for
the queen and British rule--The
Kurds attacked party of Ar
menian emigrauts and robbed the
men and misused the women
A fire at Boston destroyed the Globe
theater and adjoining property. Loss
about $500, GOETHE appointment Of a
permanent receiver for the New England
road was postponed until Jan. 10-The
stealings OF William A. Bennett. the alb
sconding Providence bank teller. may
reach $50 000-John l.. Sullivan talks Of
challenging the winner of the Jackson
VIE hgnt--tOlulnOla won tue college,
chess tournament - The French con-
Sula'a at Turin is guarded because OF an
organized demonstration on account of
the Aigues-Mortes ailair--DWellinss OF
supposed anarchists all over France were
searched and many arrests were made
Manchester's great ship canal was opened
with grand public demonstration.
Wednesday, Jan. 3.
'''T 80 ',iD, ~ ~
"'i ~ - .''i''t' !"
q -, - ~, '',% ~ u ~
w. ~ nv 10
a. ~ S'''li11' ~ Nv aus
- ''Cis" I''',rv "E'"l'A'
'l' lt'oGr5p'p Pr o. n'''3.'r "a ne ore pro-
,uC''''i i'.. or ,''"I 90 ~ ~ per Ieil' III
C"S'i,,iL ''''''t''ilN II, -IS"ot ,,,,'
mum -NDS-.' vas "''l."'VT nc
e,'o''Ic power mousse "o r"fIarrS'
-,i''N9'' wa, was ueS,royeU oy I're' Loss Soo'-
NaNe1eIu 'Mas5) piano workers
h'N' been asked TO accept reduction IN
wage receiver IS asked Tor the
shPeahe' ONO ana SouthWestern road
Wo persons Were hl!lea ana many IN
J're1 ny IL me III a cneaP hoteI IN hull"Io
He"4ih% receivers pf"c'lc"Iiy are 'N-
o'i"'"'ei "i inc charges ihaNe against
,h'In An express ana Ir'lSnU cor,
nue." nt'r hoE'f' =: a., ana HeVer'I
l,. .s2g.'seiS meI[ siS"'iH H"r,
W NAM ~ -. iHHI"r, SUperlI'''hueh' Oh
committed suicide CAPTAIN Ehcn Grimm
died at Portland, Me, OF heart disease
He WAS 90 years old and had been in
charge Of toWDouts for ars -
he movement in Cambridge, Mass,
looking to municipal ownership Of under
ground condutS for wires is attracting
favorable attentiOn-A terrible eXp!o-
sion OF dynamite occurred at Boston.
Three men were hilled. several injured
ana much damage done to nearby dwell
lhSs - Lawyer {. X. Nahan Of NIL
1ord' Mass was arrested for forgery
- Moody and Sankey opened re-
Nlru meetings at Providence -- IN
ltailan WIS probably fatally dubbed
by companion at Johnston, r. i
Congress reasscmbled today for long
strugG le---R Rioters burned public build
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11
FIRST GUN FIRED.
GREAT TARIFF DEBATE OPENED BY
PROFESSOR WILSON,

Another passaEe-at- Arms Between Spcak-
Final Vote IiXcd as January 30 Tho
Tariff Chairman Talks About Taxes and
the Treasury deficit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11
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ers threaten to move to Yonkers,
n. Y.-Representative Oates has a bill
for increasing the currency-Commis-
sioner Blount was probably paid from the
secret service fund of the state depart
mcnt-A state of siege has been pro
claimed throughout Sicily-Fifteen
children were rescued from
burning tenement at Newark, n. j.,
! by a Judge and two policemen
One man was killed and two seriously in.
iured by the explosion of two compressed
! hydrogen cylinders in New York-'he
Louisville, Evansville "a St. Louis Con
solidated railroad was Saced in the hands
of receivers-King Humbert of Italy is
reported to have a private fortune of
100, COG, COO lire deposited in tondon--ln-
/ fantlv barracks at Smoensk, Russia,
/ were set on fire by an ncendiary-Ter-
rible blizzard waged throughout Europe.
Saturday, Jan. G.
! There is dangerous Arab ferment in
/ Uranda-t'emale socialists were sent TO
/ iuil at Vienna -- Terrible ravages Of
| diphtheria are reported in Russia
/ Greek bondholdcrs denounce Premier
| Tricoupis- Taylor's block at Worcester,
! Mass, was burned. Loss over $780, 600
General Crespo was again elected prrei-
| dent Of Nenezuea--High freight rates
| closed five -four mills in West Superior
/ Wis--Tbe county treasurer Mt Greedy
Centre Neb.. is said 70 he 81. 900 short
KNITTING mile Mt Amsterdam and Mid
dleville, n. Y, are to resume-The
dn- in narf to lInr srccpss Mt fine WORLDS
! fnir--2cv Fathcr Schuenp wos chosen
sI,n,,.;rter Lant of tLn Nrossnchnsat,s
| Tanrnronrn homo of T,vun. Mass CAN.
! toin NviIlio,, 1.icl.etf of tho schooner
/ Ifn,y Ivr,Lurnor run down md
| chi of; T,dcortov,r Macs Inv M
nrl,no,vn ves.cl cabIca from Enrore
! tI,,t bo o,d hi. ,,.a,,. orn ali ..fo
7 COLONEL patnr eauborr ex-state treac,,,o,.
/ If Nav. IIonr.Lir. is drod--A how rom
tairirr s;qnd in ,,,Id ,yos found in tl,a
! hn,,.n of - man 1,.ho dird At ilora Ne
- ,.o,r, a.ln,-N i,,,, ovorIod i35a "a
da,Ia',as +o = woman who was Kicked nrt
of ~ Mi st ~;i'n,yheoan, IIr--\Ionv
Lovs v-a,n ,yopndcd in a battle betwesJ
tt'i .i ,...,..,,,,,.,.' .,,,,,1l - ,.,i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11

WAsnlNGroy. Jan S-Thc controversy
in the House between Mr.. B0utcilc and the
speaker came mp Immediately after thcread-
ing OF the journal and gave rise to more eN-
element than on any previous day. MoSGrs.
Reed and Boutelle spoke in favor of consid-
cling the latter's Hawaiian resolution and
the latter again made the point that it was
a question of privilege, while a special order
from the committee on rules relative to the
tariff bill was merely privileged report
and that the former took precedence over the
latter.
The speaker repeated his ruling made in
the l2d Congress, holding that the question
of consideration could not be raised against
the resolution omauatug from the commit
tee on rules and that it took precedence
over all other questions. He held that when
the couutte on rules brought in a special
order hanging q certain rule member
could attnck the resolution and iutrench
himself behind the rule to be changed.
When tho speaker finished he requested
that Mr. B,utole sit down eyes. yes. ~
said Mr.. Boutellr sarcastically "Tho gen
tlcman' said the speaker, still nlorc cmphat-
ically, "Wil) take his scat
"Ncs, ! know" broke in Mr.. Boutellc,
taking q step to the rear. Gle had been
standing in the area fronting the speakers
table.
The gentleman. " said the speaker, with
some asperity in his tone, twill be seated
now"
"Oh. yes" responded Mr. Boutelle def
antly, Il shall do it under duress -
The speaker again repeated his request,
emphasizing his word7 by pounding his desk
vigorously with his gavcl whcroupon Mr..
Routpllp drni.D al into the up1rpst SCut. amid
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11

Any subscriber may secure a
large Wall Map i4oX66 lnches)
by sending us s., for which we
will deliver Map at the nearest
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Weekly FREE PRuss one year.
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Friday Jan. 3.


Green goods circulars have been re-
a.scn at Newton, Na-s-Ni.s Mary 4.
.ly of Brighton. Mass, was knocked
unconscious IS a burglar - Peter Demp-
cl o.. wears old, was arrested at Boston
or eaL lzling from his employers
'ity club Of New York tavors ballot re-
orw measure on the Massachusetts plan
The New ! FORK Chambc of Commerce
ndor-ed Secretary Carlise's bond scheme
American pottcrs are TO pay their help
English waves plU, the duty. if the Viii
ON bI!l pass'S-GOyerno Peck of Wis.
ou-in deuOuuces the American protpc-
i've association rs uu-Americau - The
architectural league of New York in
orsed the Wilson bill because of its free
RI clnUsa---San Francisco thinks that
Commissioner Biouut made one-sided
eport on the Hawaiian aifoir-.In an
l,icie entitled American Railway Rob
cr,' the London Financial News attacks
he railroad managers Of the United St.ates
-Jpin tollpls and Miss Eva Flint.
har.ri with completely in the krcsIcr
rain robbery, We're released AT Albion,
uj the president sent to the ~cupte
.r following nominations. John ".
toss. commissioner of the District Of
uluubia; l'5ry +, Cunbcrson Of New
ersoy, assistant appraiser oflnercaauIise
b the district Of New York Patrick
teadman OF Att.eboro, Mass, was at
ached Dy hi .hWayman while on his way
ONE. Mr.. Steadman was too strong for
is assailant ami gave him thrashinR-
amuel Alexander, who murdered James
esbitt et Chicopee, Mass. escaped from
, 1894-10-20
Observation-Disclosures

9as countprdtbtichc Gomitc fir ben
OffentIicben 9tenit belt 8eltern Nad6mittao
zine StBung ob, gu tueIber ii9 ieOO4 nun
acbt @Ommiiidre eingefun6en batten.
0aS Gomite bei6lOB, bem Gountbrotb
bic @mpfeDlung 3u ultterbreiten, nit be,
GerpaItun9 Der Sutnotier &ranfenpGr7
terinneni6uLe etnen neuen @ontraft fi1
bic SteQung ser fit 6a8 GountDDo5ptteI
n0tbt9en northumberland ab3uIcbltez
Ben.
Gin 6aS Suiti3tomite Dertpteien ipurOe
Elm Geiub Der Gbtcago Suburban &apib
Graniit So. I'M @epd6run9 6eS 8e8erecbts
iiber Deri6ieOene 2on6ltraBen i'm Gountt
auBerbaIb ser Stootorenaen @bicagos.
8on Or. Spears, einent Der Qerste i'm
Observation-Disclosures, ber eine1n in 0tount
Torreit erri6teten flie9en6en 6oipital porz
itebt, lag etn Scbreiben Dor, in tpclcben
bet GountDrat6 eriu9t ptr6, i9per ct:
frantten Ganalarbei.ern 9ufnobme I'M
GountpboipttaL SIT getpd6ren. Terner err
btetet it9 Der 9Dftpr, Die iibri9en &ronfer
in ieinem 8esirt 9e9er elm 9onoror bon
$50 pro Wann un0 Wfonat gu ~beban6eln,
Die 3ui6rtft Dur6e gu BEN Qttten 9eIegt
, 1894-10-20
Der SpteItenfel.

Sine 3u 9rpBe 8orliebe fit 6as 80rlenz
ipiel peranlaBt 9trcbibaG6 Mcgtair, einen
Qtn9eiteutet BON Gums Commercial
9l8encD, @elOer gu berpen6en, bic nibt ieil,
@tgentDum 1Daren. St ipDbnt NIT ietner
SamiIie in SEQ. 1909 8riar Gourt, Safe
8iew, unb ais Setretar elmer Mtetbo6iitens
@emetnbe, Oeren Gtrbe iib an Der Gfe Der
@lart7 unb S9oolitr. befinbet, murben ibnt
na6 unb no6 @eIbiumrten gum 8etrage
bon $500 anOertra1t, bic ct alien Nnibetn
na9 Deriptelte. Grit ais 9aito~ 8ort7
BURT 6GS @elb BON tbm ~Derlan9te unb ct
niht i'm StanOe mar, 8u besabIen, entz
l6loB ct 1ib gu einem oerspeifeltenS 6ritt.
Sim WOntag Oeri9DanO ct unO feline 8ez
fannten baben icitbem nicbt8 bon t6m gee
bort. Mtan ntmmt an, 6aB ct no3 in Der
Stabt peiIt unb 81 Die GemeinGe, Ser ct
angeb0rte, ibn nibt per6aften laiien pirO,
ionoern ben @unicb begt, boB er gu ieiner
Tamilie 3uriidfebren unb 6aS 9eft5it nab
unb nocb 6efen m09e, 1T an3unebmen, baB
ct baIO tpleoer auftau9en wtr0.
, 1894-10-20
Dermii1tes.

- SDn Seelcntnubbett etn5e[ner &tn0er
bGn0elte elm neuItc6er 8ortrag be5 Oiret>
tors Seller bonn Miener 8linoentnftitute
Das @ebOrOrgan lit BEL ipIben &inbern
unberIebt, aber es fommt 3u teiner Scbauz
pa6rnebmung 6urcb baS @ebtrn. Sn
ntan9en SGuen lit bic Sprocb1t0rung aber
MIR cine t~betIDeiie o0er poritbergeben6e
nn6 Die 0emmung fann, nacb Sellers ST.
%fa6rungen, Our6 @r3iebung beboben tper>
ben. SSn artberen SGQen baben Bic &inoer
6ie franfbafte gtetgung, bteietbeu @prte
unauS9eiebt at ipieberbolen, uno bteie gez
b0ren gu ben erniteren SGuen. Seller
mabnte su ior9ianter ltnteri6eibuns bieier
Qrt bon Taubbett unb Spra6it0rung bon
oer auf @rtranfung be5 S1res b~erubenoen
eigentli6en Gaubitumm6eit. 9rofeIior
6eubner in Berlin pflidtete bieien @a6r>
%nebn1ungen BET.
9ie en9Iii1e 9tegierung bat Bee
i6loiien, Die BertbetbigungSwerte bon
Gibraltar bc6eutenb gu neritGrter uno ait
erpettcrr, I'M aus Der Selienfeite cine
md3ttge 8altS fir neutrality-suspicious. i'm
Wdttelmcer 3t nloden. 0ie be3itgli4en
2(rbeiten ioIen inner6alb Der nGc6fte1 5
Sabre oouen0et per6er. Sbon icbt mer>
ben bort 800 QIrbeiter bon England err
tportct. 8ereits felt I~dn9crer 53eit nirb
baS Neumol 0of bebeutenb eripei:ert.
8enn fertig, iOu eS elmer 9roBen &rtegSs
Hottie geitatten, glei63eitis ale tire S6iffe
IN t~iir3eiter Sriit nit &oblen gu Derz
leber, uu6 maDreuO bieler operation Dou7
ttGnst9 ge9en ieben Qlngriff bon @uBen 9ez
Idubt su fein. 9oncben miro cine gelcbiibte
8oblenmOIe fir Gauffabrtcli1iffe gr6Bcrn
stiles on9elegt, 6a ge8entpGrtig feinblicbe
Sorpeooboote unter benz S9ube Ser 9fobt
letcbt in ben duBern 6afen cin6ringen unb
etne gan5e &%oblenfotiue pcrnibten f6nneu.
, 1894-10-20
StrnttS att4O stu.

0enn 6tu bieSmal BET ber N0Dl burcb>
brtn9t, oann lit CT in Stem Oorf unlbera
tDinoli6. Niber Miuen gum @ouoerneurSe
fa1bt0aten gema6t, %ge3tpungen Die 8anot>
botur on3unebmen, tuenn CT eS ntcht NIT
ieinem Nnban9e, Der 6ur3 i'm Die 8eute
gu erlaugen bottle, Der6erben wOute,-uno
nun, ptcr3ebn Sage Dor Der Nabl, dub pom
eripGbltcn SI6rer GammanD5 I'M Sttc9 Qez
laiielt, befinbet er ii9 in Der bentbar perz
5peiTeltlten Sage, in Der licb Gin &anoiOat
beftnoen fam. 9oS itebt MAJ al Ben
Otttteln 81 benen er greift. I'm it6 IN
Nep Oort Bic Stimmen bet 91epublifaner,
bic IS nit Dem Staatstidet nibt 10 genau
nebnten un6 bic bereit ltu6, i'm fit ben
repubIifanii9en WtaDorSfonbibaten @roce
nit in ben Saul 5u nebmen, in Der 6off>
nung, bieiem baburcb bemotrdtii3e Stint
men 3u5ufiibren, ldBt ct iicb nit benz re-
publifaniiAen MaDor3tanbioaten auf einen
3ettel lteIIen uno ais StrauS iDm Dtele
9tiebertracbt DorB6lt un6 tbm nit ieinent
GiGtritt Dro6t, giebt ct ibm 5ur NntpOrt:
er tuer0e BEN @ebr0ucb" ieineS gtannens auf
Dem @race>Gifet nt9t berbietelt unb iagt
tbm flar un6 6eutli6, ieine @rfpGb[ung int
State lei mihtigcr ais StrauS's @rmGbz
lung in Der Stabt. @r muB ipirfli9 Gam=
manp in Der Iai6e ba6en, ipenn baS iicb
Die 0efGbr6ung ieincr O}acbt in NeD Oort
gefaIen LGBt, oocr sic 3~ammanDbanbe
mtB gG0rben, cine quite Q(n5abl Sttmmen
in 9tep gorf eltbcbren gu %fOnnen. StrauS
9l1tbt 0aS Offenbar ni9t o0er ct tDtQ ii6
ntdt bon 6tu mtBbrau6en laiien. @rant,
0cr ebcmaIige O}aDor, i1eint in bieien1
Bunfte nt6t 10 empIinOli9 3u iein, bent
ct 6at nacb einigenQ8 iberitreben Die ibm bonn
BarteiauSi3uB an8ebOtene &anbibatur
angenommen, oob nir6 Ser Sommanp>
8a6l5ettel, I'm ibm genebm 3u iein, nod
bon g~eptiien &anbioaten QeiGubert tperber
mtnen. Ottt etnem 70 3uiammenge1idter1
Stats unb S~taottpabl3ettel = benn audi
auf icnem bat burb BEN &iidtritt bes Stitch
ters @aDnor bereitS cine 0erGn6erung
itGtt9efun6en-pir6 Sin am 6. gtooember
etnen lbDeren Stanb baben un6 fam man
Dem QluSgan9e 6eS MnbLfampfes tpobl nit
, 9eipanntem Sntereiie ent~gegenie6en; ;
au3 @leoeIanO, bec itcberli9 ietnen She'll
oa3u betgetragen bat, UNI 9tQ in 6iele faz
tale Sage 3u b~ringen.