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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05
pisrernrd for Pronertx.

CoNNELsvILLE, PA, April 4.-The
reckless disregard for property mani
tested bY the strikers is occasioning an
increased feeling of anxiety ou the part
OF residents and operators in this sec
tion. An electric car on the New HaV-
en- and LeIsenring road was attacked
last night by a mob OF drunken foreign
ers. but none OF the passengers were in
jured The telephone line leading to
the works now In operation have been
cut, the strikers believing the tele-
phone connection between the different
works are detrimental to their cause, as
they keep the operators posted and ena-
bic them to summon the sheriff on short
notice.
Fearing their air fans would be de-
stroyed at the Trotter works or the
mine dynamited the Frick Co. has re-
moved all the men and live stock en-
oloyed in the mines. Orders have been
issued to the tenants of company houses
at Trotter and Lesenring, Nos. l, and
3, to vacate Immediately. II the strik-
ers refuse. the sheriff will be called
upea TO eject them.
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on CITY. PA, April "A terrible
explosion occurred here At half past s
o'clock this evening by which four per-
sons were instantly killed and two
fatally Injured.
TIE DEAD ARE:
Joseph Kaulis, q German laborer,
aged so years.
Mary kaullis, aged years
Joe Kaullis, aged years.
Mary Tasmer, aged years.
Mrs. Kaullis and her babe, six months
old, were seriously hurt and are now
lying in a dying condition at the hos
pital.
TIE CAUSE or THE EXPLOSION
is mystery. When II occurred, kaul-
lis was on the back porch OF his resi-
dence and the children we're playing Ia
the yard. His wife aud youngest child
were inside the house, There was no
gas burned In the house either for fuel
or lights.
The bodies OF all were terribly man
gled and the entire rear portion OF the
house was
BLOWN INTO KINDLISG WOOD.
The only plausible theory advanced
for tho disaster Is that kaullis found a
glycerine can aud brought II home With
him and il was accidentally dropped.
Kaullis is German laborer, thrifty
aud industrious and highly respected.
The Coroner has impauelled a jury
and will thoroughly investigate the
affair tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05
SERIOUS ABOUT MT. PLEASANT.
strikers Assume q Threatening Attitude
and Deputies are sworn In.


MOUNT PLEASANT, PA, April A.
When the coke strike began In the
southern end of the region, very few
people here, If any, gave 1t any
serious attention, but to days
developments have given the
matter a most serious aspect. The
strikers attacked the DonnellY works OF
the McLnre Company, four miles west
of town, early this morning, and while
the plant ran to-day il was under the
protection OF deputies.
Sheriff McCahon came down at noon
TO Donnelly and this afternoon was
brought here. General uperintendent
Wm. Ramsay, of the Southwest Con-
nellsvilIe Coke Company at once turned
over into his hands the Morswood and
Alice, the only two plants OF that COM
uauy in blast. It is said mob OF 1000
strikers is waiting near Scottdale TO
move on these two places when
the men 20 TO work In the
morning. Justice Stevenson was
taken 70 Morewood, where be Is now
swearing in ninety deputies, who will
All be armed with Winchesters and held
20 repel the expected attack. As "a rule.
the Southwest men as well as the Frick
employees a. the Standard, are opposed
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to striking, but there is every reason to
believe they would not assist in night
against the strikers. Should an attack
be made on More wood 1t will not come
until l a. m, or later. General Man
ager Lynch, of the Frick Company. is
here to give Sheriff McCann the benefit
OF his many years experience in the
strike business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05
COXEY IN PITTSBURG.
The Authorities Hold Hls Army Down
some sent to the work House.


some sent to the work house.
PIrreBrRG, PA, April "A drilling
rain made things decidedly uncomfOrtG-
bic for Coxey's commonwealers to-day.
The night was spent as comfortable as
the circumstances permitted. and
breakfast was served at the regular
hour. Fresh meat formed a luxury on the
bill OF fare, and the usual rations Of
potatoes, bread and coffee completed
the meal. Thirty recruits were enrolled
aud 200 more clamored for admission.
A large crowd OF tho curious gathered
early about the enclosure. Among tue
recruits were twenty Poles aud Huns,
who said they could not get work and
were starving. About noon the weather
cleared and the sun came out.
The Commonweal formed in line and
made an attempt TO march 70 Plttsburg.
where q large meeting was 10 be held on
the Monongahela wharf. The Pitts
burg and Allegheny police authorities
put their veto on this move and they
were compelled 20 return 10 their bar
racks. Notwithstanding the absence Of
the army the meeting was held on the
wharf as announced. An immense
crowd bad gathered. the lowest esti-
mate placing the number at between
IS, 900 and 10000 people. Again to-
night tho CommOnweal as body were
prevented from coming out.
A large meeting was held In Old City
Hall, Plttsburg, tonight, addressed oy
Coxey and Brown, as usual.
Tomorrow morning the Common
veal will leave Allegheny, under con-
trsl OF the police departments OF both
cities.
The route Of the parade will embrace
the principal streets OF Allegheny and
Plttsburg on the way from the bar
racks, through 10 toe Brownsville road.
The encampment will be At Home
stead, and az McKeesport the night
following.
After tho meeting at Old CITY Hall,
which was rouser In polrt OF num-
bers, the war correspondents, together
with Corey and stat, adjourned 70 the
Plttsburg Press Club rooms, where they
were royalty entertained.
Late this evening ihirty-three Of the
flower Of CoIey's army we're arrested In
Allegheny for vagrancy, and arc now
enjoying the hospitality OF Central Sta
tIon.
Last night forty OF CoIeJ's army
lodged 10 the Allegheny lookup, and All
but twelve OF them were sent 10 the
uorkhouss as ysgs this morning.
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less. Unless the National Guard is in
the region soon there Will be more blood
shed. The strikers have planned
mammoth raid from one end of the re-
gien to the other for tomorrow, ana
nothing but the military aud plenty OF
them can prevent great loss OF life ana
destruction Of property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05
RIOT and BLOODSHED
Mark the Progress Of the Big Penn
Sylvania Coke Strike.
ENGINEER PADDOCK MURDERED

By a Gang Of Infuriated Hunga-
rians-He was Shot in the Back,
His Head Pounded to a Jelly,
and His Dead Body Tossed from
a Tipple Window, 40 Feet to
the Ground-A Striker Beaten
to Death by His Fellows-Nine
People Killed in All Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05
n The Judicial District Gsrrymand,r
er.c,of T<i<crara 70 fas ReOgEs-

COLUMBUS, O., April 4.-The judicial
District GerrSmander bill Is ready TO
be presented TO the House. IL divides
the State into twenty-slK districts, nine
teen OF which are Republican. Eastern
counties are thus grouped: Flrst-Ash-
tabula, Trumbull and Mahoning; Sec
ond-Stark, Carroll and Colsmblana:
ird-Tuscarawas. Harrison and JEFF
ferson: rth-Muskingum, Guernsey.
Belmont AMI Noble; Fifth Meigs.
Athens. Morgan, Perry, Washington
and Monroe.
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rh.rP.,itlon the Pops.

CHICAGO, April THE Methodist
ministers OF Chicago have adopted reso-
lutIons petitIoning the Pope 70 exsrciss
his good Offices 10 securing religious
liberty In South American countries.
The resolutions were forwarded 70
Archbishop Ireland. with the request 70
forward them 10 Mgr. SatoIli.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05
Warrants for strikers.

UNIoNTowN, PA, April 4.-Informa-
tions were made this afternoon against
twonty of the strikers who were en-
gagged in the riot this morning at May
field. Among them there is one for L.
r. Davis, District President OF the
Coker's Union. Warrants were issued
and they will be arrested this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05
rhink. rher. VIII BE no More Troubis.

Inlukn lnefo WI ~ ~ %~-'-~
COLUMBIA, s. C., April 4.-Goyernor
TIllman now feels assured that there
will be no further trouble a. result OK
the Darlington dlspensary killing.
DARLINGTON. = c., April To-day,
DIR. n. V. Papye shot and killed Hsnry
Green, colorsd, because Greepbad sworn
Payne had helped loot the dispensarJ
Sunday.
NEW YORK. April THE officials OF
the Western Uulon telegraph Company
announce that they have received no.
tIcs from their Superintendent 10 South
Carolina that Gov. TiIlmsn has removed
the embargo restraining the cempsny
from sending any business messagss
from Colum oia. Darlington and other
points 10 the State, and that the COM
pany's business will Be- contioued ~
heretofore, without iBterefsrsnce by shs
state authorities
COLUMBIA, 5. C.. April f.-Mayor
DsrRau, OF Darlington. has issued var
rant for the arrest OF Constable hcl.en-
don. Who killed Frank Sorment Ia Sat
urday's encounter. Special conssaoles
have gone TO Stokes Bridge 20 arrest
McLendon. The Inquest which Was 70
have been held today a. Darllagton
was postponed on account Of tue lnasil-
lty 20 ind stenosTapher capable OF re-
porting the proceedings
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05
Mr.. Adams the Man Who Dreamed.
e..-trf J,tsOraD 20 ths Regts.er.

COLUMBUS, o., April 4.-Quite SEN
satlon was caused here this evening
when IL was discov cred that A. A..
Adams, who was to-day elected Presi-
dent OF the State Miners Organization.
is the man who in January last, while
addressing a mass meeting OF laDoring
men, announced that 10 dream IL had
been revealed TO hun that President
Cleveland must be assasslnated 10 1895.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05

Providence. r L, April 5.-The
election was clean sweep for the Re-
pubIicans, and throughout the State
the gains were large. Democratic
papers concede Browns election by
4. .oi4, and say the General Assembly Is
also the enemy'e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05
-FOUR PERSONS KILLED
And Two Fatally Injured in Mys-
tsriouS Explosion
At OIL CITY, Pa, LAST EVENING.

Joseph Kaullis was Washing Him
self on the Back Porch, and His
Wife and Family were in the
House, when, Without Warn
ing, the Back Half Of the Build
ing was Blown to Kindling
Wood-Neither Natural nor Ar
tif1cial Gas was Used, and no
Explanation can be offered.
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The baltimore and ohIo'. New Loan.

The Baltimore and Ohio's New Loan.
SpseiGi 7siegTam 10 tas Rsolsrs-.
BALTIMORE, MD, April 4.-Accord-
Ing to weIl-founded rumors in this city,
the new Baltimore e Ohio loan will be
for IS, 600, 900 and be secured by con-
solidated mortgage on the Baltimore &
Obio's roads in West Virginia. OF the
total loan IS, 600, 900 is to be used Tor
present indebtedness and the remaining
SO, 900, 900 for making improvements
and extensions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05
THEM BTZzARDS.
Judge Bradley RoaStS Regular At
tendantS at the Trial.
H3 IS EVIDENTLY DISGUSTED,

But the Bald Heads Hold Their
Seats, and Men, Women and
Children Clamor for Admission
to the Court Room, and Stand,
Open-mOuthed, to See the Prin-
cipals Pass By-Col. Breckin-
ridge Contradicts Mrs Black
burn, but is Very Careful How
He Does 1t - Breckenridge
Leaves the Stand-Defense will
Close To-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05

COLUMBUS, OHIc. April 4.-Henry c.
Hedges, Senator Sherman's law part
ner, has been appointed by State tnsur-
auce Commissioner Vim. VI. MAIN 20
Investigate the Fraternal Mystic Circle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05
THE EX-CZAR OUTDONE.
Speaker Crisp Gives Him Cards and
Spades and Beats Him.
The SEIGNIORAGE BILL VETO

by the House. and Re-
publicans Compelled to Lend
Their Assistance-The Repub-
lican Leaders Missed, by Inat-
tention, what They Thought
was an Opportunity to Create
Trouble Among the Democrats.
Speaker Crisp Proves His Value
in His Present Position.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05

UNIoNrowN, PA. April 5.-At two
o'clock this morning President Davis,
Of the United Mine Workers, was ar
rested charged with murder in connec-
tion with the killing Of Engineer Pad
dock.
UNIoNrowN, PA, April 4.-One hun
dred rioters are now under arrest.
Hugh Coll came here tonight and recog-
nized nearly all of the Hungarians in
Jail as the ones who helped commit the
assault at Davidson this afternoon when
Paddock was killed.
The Frick and Rainey Comps nies are
determined to fight to the end and have
their works well guarded 0y deputies.
Twelve hundred rioters are marching
on the Meyer works Of j. w. Rainey,
where $50 deputies are on guard. A
massacre will occur there before morn
ing if the projected attack is made.
The latest tonight is that an assault
will be made on the Jail to rescue the
rioters jailed here.
President Davis, OF the United Mine
Workers, at late hour tonight an
nounced that he had secured the name
Of A. S. Livengood to his scale. Liv-
engood operates the mines furnishing
coal to the Scottdsls Iron aud SteeI
Works.
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Cages gretgnt0e
2lusIdno.

- Cine beutlide Slluitration Der in
ben breiten 8oIfsididten Deutldlanbs
berrl6enben 9aotb sibt ein Blid in ben
taslib perOHenti,6ten ppliseiberidt
Sin geribt meloet lafonii1, oab al
lein i'm Berliner BoliseibeSirf a9t Yer=
lonen Selbitmoro besonse1 baben.
: Sic vSeutide @briftfeller= Sc
nolenlbaft", melber falt idmmtlits
namboiten beutlhen Gbriftlteller unn
Sournaliiten angeb0ren, bat in eint,
Proteltperlammluns lbarfe 9eeiplutip
men segen bic ansriffe ouf Die Yreii
leitens oes 2onoserjbtsnirettors grou,e=
meter, lpeIAer in Dem Yroceb oeetn 8
Nebatteure lue9en geleibisung bes 4Sp
llseiprdiioiums ben gorliB fiibrte. eefoBt
Sielelben ipe1ben bem Suiti3miniiter unh
oem preubil6en 2anotas unterbreitet
mer6en.
Gin ga6ipiel beg beri9tisten San=
noperIden Spielerprocenes branst bas
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gen in 3uferaftien bemerfenswertb /;
nod am Is. Mpril, alio am Sage Dor
Der gonferenS in ben @emabern McRin=
lep's, fanben bic Nftien auf $64; am
II. April 9tnsen lie anf 1861 am 10.
auf $699 unb am 81. ipurben lie bereits
nit $71 be5ablt. Ser Marft in 3uder=
aftien muroe auberit lebbaft, mon
fonnte ieben, bab setuilie @eIebqe=
ber elm Sntereiie an Der 9auile bat=
ten.
9ie republitanil9 DE Mebrbeit
i'm 9auIe beitdtigte obne piel 6eberlelens
Die Gmpfebluns bes Gpmites unb be-
i9lob Die Grb6buns bes 3olls auf 40
Gents per bunbert Yfunb. glun botte
Der Sruit semonnenes Spiel. Weit bem
9 enate Iieb iid idon lei9ter reoen.
@lei6 uno sleid seieat li9 germ uno
@elbiad balt Su @eIbiad. Snnerbalb
bier Wo9en itteeen bic Mttien auf $95,
lie bra6ten am 21. Nfai 1890 um 81
Dollars mebr aIs am Is. Mpri!. Ser
Warttpreis bes selammten Mttientapi=
tals bes 3udertruits mar lomit INN so
prosent ooer uneefdbr nm $4,000, 900
seittesen.
SIM @enats=Ausidub sins bic @9a-
derei tueiter. 3uerit bieb es, bic 30lIe
ipiiroen BON 40 auf SO Gents binaufse=
lebt peroen; spei Sage Dor ber enb.
siltigen gnti6eiouns itimmten aber i'm
Nus16ulle 4 Senatoren gegen eine
iolde Grb0buns, unb 2 6a fir; am
Gage Der gntl6eibuns jebo9 saben
Die 1elben Dter Senatoren ibre
3ultlmmuns gu elmer grb0bune auf
Dgar 60 Sents.
Sie1e gntIAeibuns beitdti9te Der @ez
not uno i'm Gonferens=gpmite smilden
ben @usl4iiien bes Sauies unb bes
9enats fam nan ii6 auf balbem
Mege entse9en uno lebte ben 3uder3ol
auf so Gents feit, allo auf 10 Gents
per 9unbert mebr, als bas Sauscomite
porsei9lasen unb auf bos Oreifa de
oes getrass, ben Mc&inlep ur1priine=
lid geforbert bate.
Wenn alio jebt bic llnterlu9uns I'M
@ange III, fann man au9 bic republic
fanil6en 5enatoren NIbri9, Mai1on,
Sones, M(orriQ unb Sherman Dor oas
Tribunal sieben unb su ibnen lasen:
"Please, explain"
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Ser Senat bat bic bonn Gtoot,

- Ser Senat bat bic bonn 5taats=
reprdientantenbauie pailirte 9eaton'ide
Bin sur &esuliruns Der tbierdrstli6en
Yragis ebenfals paIlirt. Die BiQ lit
iebt Geies. Nad ben Bei itimmunaen
Der Bin loa cine StaatsbebDrbe BON
geterindr-G r-Graminatoren sei9affen metS
ben. Ser @ouperneur mub brei Wait=
slieoer ernennen, tpel9e auf 8eterindr=
Colleges sraouirten unb berSefretdr Der
9taats= Geiunbbeitsbeb5roe iouie Der
Sefretdr Der Staats Aderbaubeb6rbe
lolen ben iibrigen She'll Der BebDrbe
ausma@en. Aae Mitslieber iollen fir
bic in ber Sibuns perbradte 3eit SO
per Sag erbalten. Gs ioQen jdbrlid
swei @ibun9en ob9ebalten merben, i'm
4pril uno i'm Suli. perlonen, melde brei
Sabre lang 0eterindr=gbirureie praftt=
sirt baben, miihen ii9 Der 8eb0rbe iteIs
len unb na4 9ema9tem gramen Elm
Gerttfifot erlangen bas fe sur praris
bere9tist. @rabuirte BON 8eterindr=
Colleges t0nnen gertififate erlonaen, in=
benz fie einfa9 ibre 9iplome porseioen.
Giir lebe Examination lit eine @ebibr
Don SIS 3u entri9ten.
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= gon ber iekisen etuotsaeles=
seburg 2ouifana's iinb nidt uenioer
als bret Bunbesienatoren au tudhlen.
3uerft bat iie bic bur9 Senator Gibz
IONS Sob por stuei Sabren entifanoene
Side oussufiillen, bic einftpeilen nit
o,ri1 bonn @ouperneur ernannten goffrep
belest 1T bic betr. Senatsseit pdbrt
nod Bis Wfdr3 ndditen sSabres. GO
oann bat bic StaatsseleBsebuns einen
Bunoesienator gu tpdblen fit bic am q.
Mtdr3 1895 besinnenoe unb am 4. Msdrs
1901 enoenoe ie4sidbrise Mmts,eit
Drittens bat Die Staatsselebsebuna Die
our6 Senator Wbite's Grnennuno a,rm
Ytitalieo oes Ober. 8nnoesseridts ee=
l6affene gacan3 i'm Bunoeslenate au
fallen. &lhter Wbite's Sermin ldrft
am 4. MldrS 1897 ob; unb ba Die
Staotsgeletsebune bel leinem gaiidtritt
niht nerlommelt ipar, ernonnte Der
Gouperneur einitpeilen 8laneboro ,u
leinem Na6folser. Worausli6tlid1 ,per-
ben bic bret Senatorwablen ale Quf
ftramme, 3udersoloe faIen.
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- Ser Son peIden Die oeutlde
preiIe ocn Columbus anldlast, lit Elm
Muiter BON Decens unb Mnitanb. Da
beoient man ii9 bod in Cincinnati etner
gang anberen Spra9e. Das vWolts=
blatt" nennt bic uTreie YreNe" Ranal-
mango, uno Iebteres 8latt tpirft NIT Mus=
oraden mie v&atten nit unteui i6en @an=
gen" Inn f6. Staten nit unteuI9en
Wansen" linb uns iibrisens mod ni6t
porsetommen. Nusbriide tpie v&epol=
perblatt", v3eitunssb6ble", v@emebr,
bog pon binten lossebt" - ,pie binter=
liitig - ueiisenfris", rabenrduber=
prattifen" unb anbereStplbliitben i6mii=
den bie Spalten oer beutiden 3eitunsen
Der 81 &Onigin bes g8eitens". So
lino mir vWilben" bod before Menl6en
Wir parIilmiren unlere Waffen erit mil
Sapenoelol unb &oienmalier.
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Gin trasifhes ,f1snihenihidial.

o'f~I~ ~~"iN2~"I WV W..
Rur3 Dor Der Mntunft Gprep's in
Wa1bington traf au6 George 1rancis
Srain BON New Dorf oprt Elm unb err
reate balo bur6 ieine unlinnisen Mus-
Ia .lungen 8eportern seseniiber betrd6t=
lthes AuTleben; aud perbaftet purbe er,
tporauf ct ben Staub Der 8unbesbaupt=
tabt bon ieinen sSiiBen ldiittelte unb
pieber auf feline betannte 8anf i'm vMa=
bilon=Squares s@arben" in Stem g)orf,
mo er tdsli6 bon 9ubenben tIeiner
&inber ml4wdrmt piro, suriidfebrte.
Sie .beu1i9e @eneration fennt Srain
nur als einen barmlolen 0erradten,
aber Der W}ann bat cine &olle in Der
Welt selpielt, momit er l9on als junser
Wann besann. Sn leinem "a. Sabre
sriineete er IN Sionep, Nuitralien, elm
groBes Sanolunssbaus, in meldem er
in 3eit ponslebs Sabren elm bebeuten=
oes Wermosen ertparb. Gnbe Der flint
Siser Sabre fam er ra9 2pnoon unb
perlu6te bort Die omerifanilde Staot=
etlenbabn einSufiibren, bate ober teinen
Grfolg unb ppferte Der Sbee bebeutenbe
Summen. Ohnpbl er beim Musbrud
ocs amerifanil6en Siirserfrieses leinem
Taterlanoe ibon aebn Sabre fremo
9eworben mar, 10 besonn er in 2onoon
bod lofort nit g8ort unb S6rift fir
Die amerifaniI6e Union su arbeiten.
Selne Su oieIem 3luede gebaltenen Ge=
ben perratben piel @eiIt, @ib unb atb=
men intenl liuen 8atriotismus.
SIM Sabre 1862 te5rte er nod Den
Ser. Staaten Suriid unb betbeiIiete licb
an Der oamols i'm 8au besriffenen
Union pacif tic gabn. I'm bic nDtbieen
8eloer fir ben Bau au3ubrin9en, grim
oete er ben .Grehit Mobilier", ber au
Gnoe Der Ie9ssiger Sabre eine Quelle
l1limmer Corruption tpurbe. Srain
tit Der @riinoer bon Omaba unb eienete
einmal ben srobten She'll bes @runbes
oieler bliibenben Stabt.
Sur 3eit Der @reelep Champagne,
1872. penoete iid iein @9idlal, Srain
oerlor erit lein 8erm0gen unb bann ben
8eritano. Gin Weib ion bamit in
8erbinouns seitanoen baben. Ser
Weann, tuel4er i'm gum Bettler madte,
1torb fiir3li4 als mebrfa6er Milliondr;
er perl rltanb es, Srain's vgrebit Mobi=
lier," etne gang Ie9itime Tinan3= ginri9.
tung, gu einem rielisen S9tpinbel au
geitalten. Seit Sabren lit Srain cine
por5eitis sealterte Men1denruine, aber
nod beute mub man, menn er feline li9=
ten Stunoen bat, nit Sboteipeare aus=
rufen: nWel4' bober &ei1t parb ba
3er1tDrt" (0Qlt. b. GDr.)
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Ssolqenbe 8ills murben am cam

- 6olsenbe 8ills wurben am Sam=
flag nod @eleb: garnbart, oab Der
S6ulratb BON Dublin autoriiirt iein
ion, cine @teuer BON 3 Wtils our Mb=
3ahluns BON $1,000 @9ulben auf3ule=
gen; garnbart, hab Der Sberiff BON
Jranflin Gountp autoriiirt tperoen Jon,
$50 idbrlid fir cine @erbre9ersaGerie
aus3useben; ferner cine Bill, bab Dorf-
i@asmeiiter ntdt baftbar iein loaen fir
0fentlihe @elber, uelbe bon ibnen be-
ponirt werben, fails bic betrefenbe 8anf
banterott madt; ferner 9ia's Bin, oab
@e1eQl9aften, ,pel9e auf Sadbppotbez
ten @elber ausleiben, cine jdbrli1e Con-
ceiIionssebibr BON $3.50 5ablen ioaen !;
auBerbem 2ane's Bin, bab bas gliding
&eierpoir tn einen Stoatspart umse=
manbeIt ,ueroen ioa. Oieie Bin tpuroe
anfanss oer,porfen, bod ipater na9
Bieoerermasuns Der Mbitimmuns pal
firt.
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: Na6 Nnii6t Der 8atent= =Yrp

- Na6 Nnli6t oer Batent=Yrotef.
loren Imerifa's tommt alio oIles uebe
BON ben RatboIifen unb Ginsemanber.
ten, rno oielen loa ibr lddnbIi9es
Srelben 9ele9t merben. 9l0e ient
Sanoesuerrdtber, StraBenrduber, prdli=
oentenmproer, Spefulationssauner uni
lonitiee WboleIalesSpiBbuben nit ben
unperfdlibt amerifanii6en Namen, oeren
S6anbtbaten in ben 8ldttern Der @e=
l6ibte unb Der Sasesprelie per,ei6net
lteben, lino na6 anlift unlerer Eatent=
4merifaner bic Spfer beg bSTen gin=
flu1les Der Ginseuanoerten. Sen leb=
teren ion nun oafiir auf Die Singer ee=
flopft tperben, unb ,penn man aud nod
ni6t Elm ppll itdnoises gerbot Der Gin
manoerung foroert, 10 pirb bod bereits
Der erite S6ritt in bieler &i1tung
setban, uno cine 8el9rdntune herleIben
loipte eine grl6werune Der Naturalila7
tion perlanet.
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Bedhoms Biu ,ur Mmenbiruno

- Bedbams Bill 5ur Mmen0irnng
Der 5ii4selebe murbe am Samitas nod
i'm 9aule paifrt. Die Bin 5ieht cine
imagindre 2inie iiber ben grie-See BON
9uron 2eu9ttburm auf Der ameritani-
iden Seite nod oem 9alen Ssit Sight
auf Der eanabil lden Seite uno beitimmt,
oab Oitlid BON bieler 2inie stpil9en Der
3eit pom Is. 9esember biz l. Mdr3
nt9t NIT Nesen sefil6t werben BARI
Weitli6 bon bieier 2inie ion bonn l..
De3ember big Is. Mdrs nidt nit Steben
geiildt iperben. Gs lit oartn ferner be-
itimmt, baB in teiner tueiteren Gntfer=
nuns als feds Wteilen bonn Geitlano nit
Neben eefii6t uerben barf, aussenom=
men auf Der Otieite bieler imasinaren
2inie uno au6 ba nur on YldBen, mo-
bas Wailer tiefer als 45 SUP 1T.