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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-04-06
Chi!dr2nC.j :of Pitch
er'S CaStOr;a.
Advertised Letter List.

The following letters remain un-
claimed for week ending April 3, 1894
and unless called for within thirty days,
will be sent to dead letter office. Per-
sons calling for these letters will please
say, "Advertised,' and give date OF
this notice:
Mrs. Theo. Hazelbrigg; Geo. T. Hin
kle; j. w. Phelps.
r. w. EVANS, p. NJ.
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TO OUR sy3aCAlBEEs.

Nv WIZ ~ e sS,JS "a 4 I'D E6SsSs
The SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT which APP
peared in our columns some time since, an
nouncing special arrangement with DR.. B.
J. Kendall Co., of Enosburgh Falls, VT,
publishers of "a Treatise on the Horse
and his Diseases" whereby our subscribers
were enabled to obtain copy of that valu-
able work FREE by sending their address
land inclosing a two-cent stamp for mailing
same) to DR.. B. J. Kendall Co., is renewed
for limited period. We trust all will
avail themselves of the opportunity of OBJ
tanning this valuable work. To every lover
OF the horse it is indispensable. as it treats
IN simple manner all the diseases which
affiict this noble animal Its phenomenal
sale throughout the United States ard Can
ada makes it standard authority. MEN,
TON THIS PAPER WHEN SENDING FOR THE
TREATISE
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Quite good many of our farmers are
confident that this will be good year fol
corn. The Bulletin does not want to
presume to tell the farmers of Harper
county how or what crops to raise, bu,
we believe it is matter in which all are
interested. There is no question but that
corn, if it can be successfully raised. is a
more profitable crop than wheat at
prevailing prices. The Bulletin is a be-
lever and has always been an advocate
of diversified crops, and we believe the
day is about passed when Harper county
county. Corn. cattle and hogs are the
coming products of Harper county
Anthony Bulletin.
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Darkness Made Light.

Mr.. EDITORIALS evangelist Miller has
closed his four weeks meeting, we canno,
help but reflect Oh the past. Brother
Miller led many into the light and made
some see where they were standing. The
shot he fired into them was hot. Many
could not stand his good aim, and
wondered how he could have heard $50
much about me-" We attended his meet.
ing on Sunday night saw men there that
were members of the 80 club and at
tended the dancing school, which was in
full blast when Bro. Miller began his
meetings. Some of the hot headed
Methodist saw where he placed them. got
mad and went home, but could not get
down on Bonded knees and ask God to
forgive them and give them light. We
agreed with Brother Miller when he said
he was dress maker and a tailor. God
knows he is. for we think it was the
work of God TO SEND such man here.
There were several got up and left the
church. They must have got their fit,
and it was so tight and strong it carried
them from the church. If they can't
stand the preaching they get here how
will they stand before God on the Judge
ment day. Brother Miller also spoke
about our good and faithful railroad boys
and the danger they were in. That when
husband and wife parted it might be for
the last time On this earth. But thank
God, we will meet in Heaven.
Brother Miller will be remembered
long years to come at Dodge City. Live
right, do right and fear not the Judge
ment day.
There is no doubt Bro. Miller is child
of God. He goes from here to Illinois
to hold meeting. May he have showers
of blessings poured down from Heaven.
A friend remarked to me on last Sun
day night. "This is better place than
the card table or billiard hall'. There
were many brought to Christ and made
happy, and many more knew they ought
to be better men and wemen. but could
not give in.
What great tidings of joy it is to
parents to know that some of their
children have been brought to Christ
good news and tidings of great joy. Some
wanted to get their feet converted by
dancing. Will that take them to Heaven?
No, every sinner in Dodge City knows
it will not, but the kind we have been
having the past four weeks will.
Just see, Br. Miller scarcely took money
enough away to pay his fare to Wichita
when the dancing master took about
$500 away with him. Will you dance
your souls into everlasting torment?
Well, Bro. Miller is gone. You can
rest easy for a while, but rembmber God
never sleeps. Every year book. Every
good and bad deed is recorded therein.
No joints, no card playing, no whiskey
drinking, no bootlegging, no secret
order. No, not one of these will be in
Heaven, and no Grape will be dangling
from the door as was at the rink of sim
ners. Where do you stand to-day. Peace.
joy. and happiness are all in Heaven for
US. If we believe in Gods holy word and
put our trust in him he is always
ready to save. May many see where
they stand and turn for the better. Amen.
COMMUNICATED.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Dodge City, Kansas. March
18th. 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk Of the District Court of Ford
County, Kansas, at Dodge City, Kansas. on
April 18th, 1884, viz: Lucy A. Byrne, guardian
for Zachary T. Byrne, insane, II. E. No. 1885
for lots IL, ~. eH, swh. sec I, twp 26s, range
23w.
He named the following witnesses to prov
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz:
ID. L. Weagley, A. L. Meairs. of Dodge City,
Kansas.
JNO I. LEE, Register.
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Go to Bells for your harness. Selling
just as cheap as you can buy in Kansas
City. fyou want repairing done, Mr..
F. Duda is there to fix up your harness.
He is the only Saddler in Dodge City
Call and see for yourselves.
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Blalne's Opinion of Silver Money.

OAdIuC VplAlOu VI Silver AOueys
Now that Cleveland has brutally We
toed the bill for coming and using as
money the silver already owned by the
United States, and lying idle in the
treasury vaults, 1t will be in order to
reproduce the republican financial idea
as exopunded by James G. Blaine:
"The obstruction of silver as money
and establishing gold as the sole unit OF
value must have ruinous effect on all
forms Of property except those invest
ments that yield fixed return in money.
These would be enormously enhanced in
value. and would gain a disproportion-
ate and unfair advantage over every
other species of property. 1t is impos-
sible to strike silver out of existence as
money without results that will prove
distressing to millions and utterly dis
astrous to tens of thousands
We are glad to say that every repnb-
lican member in congress from Kansas
holds to those same Old-time republican
views, and can be counted on to help
pass the coinage bill over the veto. The
president is making personal effort to
defeat the people in the attempt to use
that which they have bought, for the par
pose it was intended, but in two more
years Maj. Mckinley will be the presi-
dent. and the veto power will be used to
protect the people instead of to forbid
them to use their own property.
Wall street and London financiers think
they own the United States government,
but the fact is, they only have it rented,
and recent elections indicate the people
are fully resolved to take matters into
their own hands as soon as the present
lease expires.
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The villain who deliberately slaughter
ed and sold diseased meat to the old
soldiers at the State home at Fl. Dodge
should get the full penalty of the law.
The managers of the home seem to have
been too busy with reform politics to
bother themselves about the care of the
inmates.-Topeka Capital.
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The Dold packing house at Wichita,
which resumed operations few days
ago, will be killing 500 hogs per day
shortly and in few weeks will be using
1000 per day if they can be bought.
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The municipal elections held all ovel
the country show a regular land slide in
favor of the republican party. Even
Kansas City gives The republican nominee
for mayor majority over all, though
there were several other candidates in the
Odd.
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Wanted; To employ Lady or Gentle
man to represent us in each County. Salary
$4,000 per month. Address with stamp,
Chas. A. Robinson & Co., Salina kans.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Dodge City. Kansas, March
9Th, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of her
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the Clerk of District Court of Ford county
Kansas, at Dodge City, Kansas, on the l4th
day of April, 1894, viz:
John Il. Shumard, final homestead proof,
for Lots and and east half of southwest
d west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz:
samuel c. Rhoads of Ensign Kansas, George
j. Stautli, of Ensign Kansas, Jesse Williams,
and william T. Adams, of Dodge City,
kanS. JOHN l. LEE. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Land Office at Dodge City, Kansas, March
sd, 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk of the District Court of Ford
county, Kansas, at Dodge City, Kansas, on
May 5th, 1894, viz:
Jennie F. Slaven, one of the heirs Of Anna
M Wright. deceased devisee Of Leonard H
RenicE. deceased, for homestead entry No.
1916 for the Southeast quarter OF Section %,
Township IS south, Range - west.
He names the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz:
n. o. Peacock, J. h, Bowers, Jacob Bowers
O. II. Simpson, all Of Dodge City. kaneas.
d II FROST, Register.
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1t is recommended that the county central
committees of the several counties select the
time for holding the county conventions to
name delegates and al:ernates for the Con.
gressional Convention, and that the names
of all delegates and alternates be certified to
the secretary of this Committee Immediately
thereafter.
By order of Seventh District Congressional
Committee.
MORGAN CAR.wAY, Chairman,
l.. NJ. AXLINE, Secretary.
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Two more years of Cleveland and the
coroner will be needed for the party
which elected him.-ROcky Mountain
News.
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sHEP'FF SALE:-By virtue of an order OF
salet Nd directed and delivered, issued out
of til ID -ict Court of Ford county, Kansas,
in - which Walter d. Stearns is plain
tiff III O rles NJ. Balberstadt, ct al, are
defer ant will on Saturday, the 2Sth day
of Ap 81 at'ten O'Clock a. m, of said day
at tht ron iOOr of the court house in the
City D lge City, Ford County, Kansas,
offer pu ic sale and sell to the highest bid
der, f, ca In hand, all the following des-
cribed cal estate, tO-wit: The southeast
quarter Of section seventeen III, township
twenty -nIne [29l south. range twenty four
T24l west of the sixth principal meridian,
Ford County, Kansas. Said property to be
sold to satisfy the demands Of said order of
sale. C.. NJ. BEESON, Sheriff.
WHEELER & SWITZER. attorneys for
plaintiff.
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For SALE-A choice 5000. 90 lst Mort
gage Loan, dated Sept. 1st, 1892, running
. years at s per cent interests. secured by
16G acres improved farm in Ford county
valued at SlSOO.OO. Interest and taxes
paid to date. Will discount loan to net
II per cent interest. Write for par
ticnlarS. Address Vim. o. Knox, Room
l, ITO Suffer street, San Francisco Cal.
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Go to II. B. Bell, south side r. R., fo
Buggies; just received car load of Col
umbus and Abbott Buggy Co. make. and
will sell cheaper than any house in town,
same quality of goods.
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good he has done, and let those who differ
from come of his opinions have charity
to say that he is sincere, and that his heart
is right.
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Delegates are apportioned as follows:

Hon. NJ. w. sutton will address the Con
ventiOn.
Z. II. MADISON, Chairman.
JOHN RAPP, JR, Secretary.
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Die repnblifattifd)e County.
EottpenttON.

~ - 80, -. ~ xx-x
Am Samlfag Dlelten one Nepnbllta=
iler pom Susearalpas eonn'p lgre eoil1
perlnon. Olelelbe mar lepr gut belugi
lno lqon lim ! uDr mar es taun. mept
~ mogl'W, ourW pie olWl 9eoraa9len
peallen III oen Saal5 81 tOn.lllen. 9Se1I'
Irupefs fepuoiltanlpe eonpell1iol'el' lI9a'
3.enllU la9me aHq1reil mareH, 70 Iegl1e
es peI SeIlaH'Ainn9 an' Samlla9
oufgans nt@1 On Seoen. ermutplel
enf9 Oei grIpi9 pes iegIen Saefes
lWstt!ea p'e Ssuie slgun 81 9taupen, i'e
oelaBell oas spunl1 aul SapTs p,'lalis
y lllo oer aatnpi nm o'e oerfgleoenen
gel11ef !! NOR 9elll9 unO efoltteft uno es
l.eieH I. l. oaoe! pe'nerIanaeh, m q o!e auL o.e
Yataoll,s = Sta. ~ oeI 1'u'ts' GU e'asl,'pnh!=
t..ve1 Stugi lpeileh: Oe. e,,. Usl Sellgel=
iung per gellie aln9 : Vtia y, aomnlglp
leer aus, ~, Oas ap'omlplpl o y 9u1 genug,
p,e 90e,l Iepnplltaa'Iwe S3 u1eptpe.l ~ llele!1l
u.sSl1.leg gaile m ppt se sll1eta Sapte eoa W
lsi.elh Splp''lplp e1.'e u.s1tps1l opll 20
S'.nsh'eI'), ), aoel oes pel otiIgeIluas b oet
aei''lel !! plauaI oalslos W lltepl peruulsW=
Ivy y ~ apttoen. gW Sllll'mung oer
Ssieaa1eI inagle Jug oe'.n auW Il! aus=
gsn.A e1ausn suIl .ns ols las I o.e hpiIl.niIIsl'
Sa''D.uu.eh y, h.ugaa Sules pellptee9eM.
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0itriem ntd)t pDrseitig beira'
then.

Wie melt bic patriar6alil6en Mn.
f6auunaen Der oberen poltbebDroen
9eutl6lanos in bas Yripatleben be,
Singer Stepban's eingreifen unb tpie
melt hire pdterli6e Siir1pree 1i6 erltreft,
seist einber oGrantfurter 8olfstimme"
in Die 9dnbe geipieltes uno bon ibr per=
Dffentli1es prDtofDl.
Sasielbe lautet ip0rtli9 8erbanbeli
6ranffurt a. M. i'm gmtssimmer bee
ppitamts Go. l. IS 1T bic Wabrneb=
muns semadt moroen, oaB bic poit=
bilfsboten por3eitis uno mod baau iber=
elite Seiratben seldlOiien baben, tpelde
ipdter fiir tie Die Guelle tDirtbi9aftli=
der Serlesenbeiten puroen, sumal Die
Sage9eloer ni6t fir Die 8eeriinoung
zines eigenell 9austanoes berednet lino.
Sem ... miro Oesbalb er6ffnet, oab
jein Nusi6eioen aus bem 9ienIte in
Srase tomme, tuenn er oorseitis beira=
tbe. 8orgeleien, senebmist, unterSei6=
net ;. -. go gei6eben i'm 3ei6en
Der nliebebollen Giiriorse" ct. Ste
pban's.
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gs perlautet INNER nod ni1ts Be.
piiies iiber Die 8erbanblungen uno Die
Sorti1ritte bes 3onierers=Gomites, bas
Die 5ariffrase in Sdnben bat. Sod
oringen our6 Die perihloiIenen Sbiirer
@erii6te, baB man ii6 bod INNER sll
ndbern be9inue. 2ebten 8eri1ten su=
folge baben am Sonntag gia6mittaq
Die oemofratiI6en Mitglieoer cine Spe=
sial @onferen5 abgebalten, iuel6e 81
Stunben angeDauert babe. Man lei
therein aefommen, Die Berbanolungen
nidt mebr ldnger als 3 Sage tpeitersu=
fiibren, uno alsoann Oefinitiu ab5ubre=
den, lei es, baB man gu einem @inper=
ItdnoniB gelanse lei es, baB cine @ini=
gung ni6t erSielt perben f6nne. Ser
&onlerens ipobnten ni6t Bel 8orbees,
Der franf lit, uno Millon, pel6er ii6
gum Granfenbett ieiner Grau na9 Beit
8irginien begeben.
Die itreitigen Yunfte linb inner nod
giienera aoble uno 3ufer, namentli6
Der lebtere aber es iino in Yesus bier=
aui bon ben Senatsnlitglieoern immer=
bin einise 2on3eilionen aemadt wor=
BEN. Sollte bis morsen (Donnerlfas)
cine ginisung gelingen. 10 tpiro litb Der
gonsreb permutblid idon na6ite Wo=
DE Dertasen.
sm 6enat tpurben fit bieie No6e
Die @orlasen, Oenen 5ufolse Die Serri=
torien Meu=Merito nnO Mrisona IN ben
Staatenbuno aufgenommen peroen lDl=
len, auf bic Sa9esoronung geItellt.
9ie Glub= unb 0afenbill, tpel1e BON
bem &onferen5ausf1uB an beibe 9duier
suriidberidtet uno pom 9arie aud an=
eenommen iuuroe, petfiigt Die 8ermilli=
gung BON $1l 488, $50, poer 81 ,949,= :
491 mebr, als susrit in Der 5ausbill
pDrgeIeben mar.
9ie StDne'i1e @intuanberungs=8iu,
tpel1e i'm 9auie burbgeoriidt puroe,
miro mabrlheinlib i'm Senat nidt pal
'iiren. 9lu6 Der prdiibent unb ieill
.Rabinet iino berlelben ni6t giinitia
aeltimmt.
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Scoe GnrifbiH tnttb nont 0a1ts
01tS0chctt.

gDie bic 8unbesperfallung beitimmt,
miiIlen ale 8ils, tpelbe Die @rsieluns
bon ginfiinften gum 3lpefe baben, bonn
6aule aus9ebe,l. Ser @runb beltebt
Darin, baB bas Saus, oeilen Mitslieoer
bonn 8olfe bireft erndblt meroen uno
einen 9lmtstermi1 bon nur stpei Sab
rem baben, Dem 8olfe nab +
febt, mitbin aud leidter our @eden=
i6aft gesosen tperoen fam als Der Se=
nat, ipel6er ni6t aus elmer oiretten
8oltsmabl berbor gebt uno benen Wtt=
elieoer auf feds Sabre 9etpdblt meroer.
9ie eegentpartise Sariffriiis f6eint in=
oeIlen Dieies our6 Die 8erfalluns Der
Ser. Staaten Ianctionirte un6 oer Na=
tur Der 8erbdlt,liile entipringenbe Spz
item pollltdnbig euf ben Gopf su itelen,
inoem Der 8unbesfenat iid anmaBt,
Dem Sauie porsuihreiben, auf tpel6e
WeiIe Die aur geitreituns Der @esie=
rungstofen notbtpenoigen ginnabmen
eraielt merben iolen. Das 1T eine Of
fenbare Nuilebnuns sesen Die 8unbess
perfaHung. Wenn baber oas 9aus ii1
biefer 9lnmaBung bes 6enats alf has
ardftigae ipioeriebt, 10 bat es nidt
allein Die 8unbesperfaiiung, ioilberil
aud Die srobe Maie oes golfes auf
|Ieiner Seife.
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Gle ipilt ni6t a1,sfctgcn.

@elbit penn man feline Wiini9e ni6t
bod ri6tet, tann bistpeilen elmer einen
Rprb frieser. Su llnion Sp. fiibltt
Der alte Sobn 9oblon neuli9 zines Sa=
ses Elm meni6li6 Sebnen unb beI6lof
gu beiratben. 0ie Mittme Mnna Meeie
i'm gountD 9lrmenbauIe fano Gnabe
Dor ieinen Nueen. 9lio ipra9 er i'm
9lrmenbaus por, lieB 1i6 ieinen gnsel
DprItellen unb bic unterbanolung be-
sann. Sie Meeie ideint ni9t bas
feline @eb0r Der @ngel oes Simmels gu
beliben uno peritano Die Sadie 10, als
banDle es li6 Inn cine Stelle als Saus=
bdlterin. gla6 anfdngli6em @ioer=
itreben, aber auf 3ureoen oes 9lrmen=
baus Superintenoenten bin, io9te lie
sulebt gu. SEPT perlhafft li6 SobIon
cine 9eiratbsbetplllisung, 5iebt iein SeIt=
fleio an, Ipannt Die Gdule por's 8ussp
uno bolt feline grmdblte i'm Nrmenbaus
ab. 9tlles lit auf beltcm g0ege; Die
pernleinte 8raut 1T boiler gnt5iifen,
mie 9oblon meint, in gripartling bes
fommenoen @liifes, in Mabrbeit aber,
neil lie es gar biibib fano, auf tpeidem
Yugsppollter aus ben &dumen bes Dir
n1enbauIes in bic la4enoe Welt binaus
gu fabren. Man fommt nab Wtiobale,
mo- li6 Der Sriebensri9ter oorbereitet
fat, Die alten 2euttben suiammen gu
i6rnieoen. 9llein in Den Sternen itanb
es anbers gei6rieben, obpobl als Sob=
ion feline Sraut aus Dem Wasen Deben
tuollte, oieie nod ni9ts abnte uno ba=
Der piHen poate, iposu iie bier ausitei-
gen ioGe. vgi, bier wollen mir uns
trauen laNen !" iaste Der 9tlte, niteig
aus !" Sept erit 9ing unlerer suten
Qlnna ein 2idt auf. v9lusIteigen uno
trauen" ? rief lie, .oaraus miro ni6ts !"
uno tper bas iebtDpfige Meibben erlt
aus Dem BusgD brinsen fonrte, als er
lie pieoer gum Mrmenbauie suriifse=
bra6t, bas mar unier unsliidli9 se=
tdul6te Sobn Sobion aus Union Sp.
Sas bat alio sienlib i6ief geenbet !;
aber ni6ts 1T 10 trumm, es tann tuie=
Der serabe gema6t peroen. 90 fraste
benn 9obion nod elmer anoern 5rall
i'm @rmen9auie, ber Superintendent
lieB lie rufen, iie fam unb fbaute. 4ber
als biefe li1 ben Nlten anseieben, tpanbte
lie ibn ben &iiden uno lief Oapon.
Soblon bat inbeb ben Mutb ni6t perlp=
rem uno am gnoe miro er's bod nod gu
elmer Srau bringen!
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s2ttttt SoOe DerttrtheiIt.

2pon, 3. Mugult. Santp Geronimo
@aierio, ipel6er am 9lbeno Ses "a. Su=
nj in 2Don ben Yrd1 1ioenten oer Gepub=
lit Granfrei6, Saoi Garnpt, auf offe=
net StraBe, ipdbreno Sauienoe Dem
gbrengait Der Staot sujubelten, erbolb=
te, 1T beute i'm bieIi9en Ml1iienoeri1i
bes borbeoabten Moroes fir i9uloi9
befunoen uno bonn Geri6t gum Suoe
unter ber @uillotine berurtbeilt wprben.
Inter benz @inoruf Der urtbeilsber=
fiinoigung berlDr Galerip bic ssal1ung.
Sin glid t6btli6en Salles fubr iiber Die
Gi6ter uno Die @ei9mnrenen bin, Elm
3ittern sina burb leinen &0rper, aber
er fabte iid ibneQ, er erbob iid bon
ieinem SIP unb ma6te an benz Salle,
ipel9er ibn beIeelte, ar Der Grreeung,
tpelde i'm burdSitterte, in Dem einer
sellenoen &ufe auft
ogs lebe Die iosiale &epolution !"
. Sn benielben 9lugenblif lu.lroe er
bon ben @enoarmen ersriffen, sefelielt
unb Der eiIernen Sbiire. ipel1e binab
in Die 3eae fiibrte, 5useiiibrt. 9ie
3biire wnrbe baifig seDffnet, Oo6 bepor
iie tpieber geidloilen weroen tonnte,
wuroe nod einmal bic ourd Die @ntfer=
nung abgefhwd6te Gimme oes prali=
bentenm0rbers gebDrt
rMutb Rameraoen !" .gs lebe
bic Mnardie !"
gaierios 9ertbeioiger 9ubrenil er=
tldrte, er uerbe geeen ben &i6teripru1
appelliren, allein es beiBt, baB ii6 Ga=
ierio entf6iebetl tueigere, bas Dnfument,
iuelbes ben Mppea al ben Gaiations=
bof entbdlt, au unteri6reiben.
Geiitli1en SrDit tpeist ber Serur=
tbeilte perddtlid suriid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-08
nus 3prea.

Maibinston, 3. 9lusuif. Offisieae
Beri1te iiber cine S1ladt 3tpii1en ja=
pantheon lnb 1inelil1en 2anotruppen
auf Gorea 1ino beute Mbeno auf Der
bieligen japanii6en 2esation aus Sotio
eingetroffen. 9is 9epei6e meloet, oab
am 20. Suli cine iapanii6e Sruppen=
abtbeilung in Soul segen cine beoeu=
teno fdrfere Ma6t Der @bineien bel
Sban Oeng maridirt lit uno lsBtere
nod bartem Rampf gum @iidsua se=
spuneen bat. Cine grobe Mn3abl Gbi=
nelen tpuroerl gu @efansenen gema9t
unb bebeutenbe 8orrdtbe bon Munition
BON ben eyapanern erbeutet.
Dieie Welbune iebt inn bireften Wi=
oeripru1 nit elmer ipl9en aus binei=
ider Quelle, na6 pel6er Die @bineien
einen Sieg iiber bic Sapaner oaponge=
tragen uno 1000 Sapaner getDotet bas
ben.
Shanghai, 4. Nusulf. Sier einse=
troffene 9epeiben beitdtigen bic Na9=
ri1t, oaB auf &orea, unb 5tpar in Der
Ndbe bon Daiban, eine siueite S6la6t,
in uel6er li6 arobe, gut ausseriiltete
uno friegsgeIbte Srupperf0rper gegen=
iiberitanoen, 3mii6en Sapanern unb
Gbineien sei6lasen woroen 1T uno oaB
Die syapaner bierbei einen sldnsenben
Sies iiber ibre @esner oabon setrasen
baben.
Sas aus breisebn &rie9si6iffen be-
1tebenbe 6ineiii6e @eibwaoer, pel6es
bor einigen 3asen bon 5l6ifu in Der
@i6tung bon @bemulpo na6 ben forea=
nil6en @emdllern in See sing, Inn Der
japanil6en 6lotte cine @eei6la6t su
liefern, lit nod Si6ifu suriifgetebrt,
Obne anseblib ettpas BON ben Sapanern
geieben au baben.