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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

At meeting OF the Republican Com mittee of the
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT hela st
Frsnklin Lyceum Hall In Providence, on sstur-
day Sept. "a, 1894, the following resolutions we're
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Second District Convention
for the nomination Of candida ate for Represe nta-
tive in the Fifty-fourth Congress Of the United
States be held at Music Hall IN the City Of Provt-
oenee, Thursday. October ilth, 1884 At IL o'clock
noon, or on the adjournment Of the First District
Convention. And the electors who favor pTotec-
ton 70 American industries snx labor asd intend
10 support the nominee OF ssit District Convenuon
are cordially invited 10 participate In the choice
OF delegates.
RESOLVED, That the several Republican town
and city mittees in said district are herek
quested to call primary meetinfs for the purpose
Of eec.ing acleg ates 20 said eonventsn double in
numt o. 70 the Representations Of said towns az
cities in the General Assembly. And that ~
meeting be held at least three days previous 10 tt
day debgnsted for holding said convention and
that the seeretaries OF said primary msetings be
requested 20 forward copy iof the credentials OF
delegates immediateiy after their election to the
J.. WsrneT. Providence, L. /.
RESOLVED. That the members Of the town, city
ward committee calling the primary meetings 70
order under he above call In the various towns and
cities, together with the chairman and secretaries
Of ssid meetings be instructed 10 certify upon the
credentials of the delegates TO ssia convention
that said delegates were elected pursuant TO .
regular call OF said town city committee, under
the direction and In conformity with the call OF the
Republican District Committee.
Chairman Second Congressiensl District.
SAMUEL W. x. ALLEN, sscreAry.-
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RIOTERS SH OF.
Made Persistent Attempts to
Ruin Mr.. Ausburn.
Sample Of Nicaraguan Justice Shown
by Persecution of an American.
BY The Associated Press


PITTsBURG, oct. l0--Pittsburg friends
of Calvin Ausburn, the American, now
imprisoned In Nicaragua, are daily ex-
pecting 20 hear from him regarding his
situation. Mr. Ausburn Is very well known
here, having been In business in this city
until 1885, when he first went TO Central
America. His home Is at Brookville, and
his parents now reside there.
In 1886 Mr. Ausburn decided to cast his
fortunes In Central America He went
there and secured valuable timber and
meat concessions. Later he embarked In
the business OF raising bananas for the
markets of this country. His plantation
s. far from Bluefelds. The land is at the
junction Of the Rama and Requa rivers
and is the head OF navigation, that Is, so
far as the big ocean steamers are con.
cerned.
Tho ownership Of this plantation, mile
square, is the cause of Mr.. Ausburns
troubles. Pittsburg attorneys are counsel
Tor him In suit now pending In the
United states circuit court.
About "A year after ho went TO the coun-
try he was attacked by body of riotous
natives, who
Surprised Him at Night
and drove him out into the turbulent
river In small boat. They opened fire on
him. but he was uninjured. The Ameri-
can servant, colored boy, whom he had
taken from Pittsburg. at this juncture
secured several rifles and emptied them on
the enemy. They believed they were be-
ing attacked in force and fed. IL was dis
covered that several had been killed by
the shots.
For this tho partlsans of the dead men
never forgave Ausburn. Some time after
that his house was attacked, looted and
burned. At that time there were several
thousands of dollars worth of goods de-
stroyed. Notwithstanding these draw
backs, Ausburn stuck TO the country.
Then there was some talk of building o
railroad in Nicaragua The line of route
was to pass through the property. The
government thought that IL would be de-
sirable To acquire it, and the official perse-
cution OF Ausburn began.
Ausburn was in this country last month,
having come home TO get married The
ceremony was performed in New York on
Sept. 3. A few days after he stopped in
this city on his way TO the south. He was
warned by his friends not to return, but
lac decided to do So
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10
A bad Man.

PORTLAND, Me, Oct. lO.-Two years ago
q man known as "Chucky" Feeney as
saultcd and nearly killed barber named
Jim Cady and shortly afterward injured
Officer Sylvester He was wanted on about
a dozen charges, and was captured yoster-
day afternoon only after hard fight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10
un nmericn.s nnore.

BUDA-PEsTH, Oct. l0.-Count Schy, a
member of tho lower house Of the Hun
Parian dies, has written letter from New
York To his constituents saying that he
has emigi ated TO America in order 10 start
q new life. He had been renounced be-
cause he adopted the Unitarian faith in
order to be able to marry the mother of
his children
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10
Looking For Ills vic.

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. TO- - Daniel X.
Chase of Lynn made AN unsuccessful
search for his wife here, but found his
boy. Chase says he does not believe the
stories of his wife's death. His wife dis
appeared seven months ago
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10
stoekbolaers Can,t Arree.

New YORK, Oct. 10.-Judge Gaynor has
appointed receivers for the Anglo Ameri-
car Dry Dock and Warehouse company of
Brooklyn, owing TO the outgrowth of dis
sensions among the stockholders.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10
captain Runoe wul Command.

WASHINGTON, Oct l0.-The board to
conduct the trial Of the Maine will meet
at New London Monday at 10 o'clock
Captain Bunnc will command the ship on
her trial. As this will not be "a speed, but
horse power trial, the engineers will
conduct IT,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10
Fishermen Suffered.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct l0.--Schooner
Hiram Lowell, from Grand Banks, sprung
aleak during the gale of Sept. 30, OF Grand
Banks, and went adrift, losing an anchor
All the trawl gear which was set was
swept away and lost. Other vessels also
suffered considerably.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10
A New Credit Bank.

MILAN, Oct. 10.-A meeting of foreign
and ltalian bankers was held here for the
purpose of constituting new credit bank.
1t was decided 10 pay 100000 lire TO the
national bank as deposit fund represent
ing thrce-tenths of the capital of the new
bank
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l0.-The supreme
convention of the Catholic Mutual Benefit
association is in session I'm this city. The
reports Of the various officers show the
condition of the society to be most pros
parous
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10
NEW YORK 4 NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected - June @ 1904.

passenger IRAN oSKvhoos WocA 1917
Corrected - June q 1904.
Train. leave PROVIDENCE = fsns~..
Dr. Boston-s,oS q. IN, u N. sn }. n, 2EfUhH
$50. p m; ~ -. siS ?. m.
HlssLn,s.ss nxsSIis.s, n M mi, MI 49, :.ss sns,n
xhLSSsTos@s'ss "a III Is /. p, h, 90 'sS s.S -nsspn.
WEST ARLIN ofoH-s,os sios, rsss . m; 5. .
xxioHTsvfTtB-.ssS sos, H,Y .. m; g. "a
wAYLAND PARx--Y,sa sos. iIss, 8 q n.; sts
$50, si2s, s,so. ssii.eo 8, tiiop. n.
on4SsTSs NagISS sassFays E5yEs se'sS ss ofNasS; a
500 g N, i2oi. sas Assu. s'ss. ssO. ''sc. ella 'oss
oASIk%S- -,,os. goo. u.S, Q see a. mi la:ois
2,S, 4i5e 6.aS, si'c, ssso. ''niso. she, IAN
pokriAo, ARCTIC, ouipNIcx-ns iil,'. sIss
4 tn; s:1. b,7S, $50, s-il 90, $40 p. m.
ArfHcNY-7:OS, s.oA ti,sb. . 300 a. m; iaei. aslA
tsso. 5i26, s.sq 'su 100, sho. 8 'iiS ?. m.
covENTBy--''ss' s'eo ami ia'si' a''S' ''S''''''s
susimIg. GREENE. oxEco. srHRLINo
Moo5UP. PLAINFrnLo-7.os. SOS, an; A;sis
a,4s, t.so. I,so. s1!pEn
JEwBTT CITY, CANTERBURY, SCOTLAND
VERSAILLES, BALTIo. SOUTH wINpHAM--
7,o5. sioS q nj issoi. asa. s7is pm.
wILIIMASTic-7ios. s:ss . m; i2oi. t'so. T'se'
uAaTr6RD-sos .. m, noi Gw 7lse 81,
y. m
yIsHKILL NBwpURo-sio6 o. =.
E0RwICH-Tos os, etsb a. nj l2;ol, ts3c, 1850 y. ~
WATERBURY,, pAHpURY-siSs a. MI 7s5o. 8 7ne
IN.
pHiLApELPmA via Pou0HKEEPsIE $50
AMI 1850, @ fsf5 p. IN
EAST THOMPSON. wEBsrBR sourHBRrDqu,
woBCBsrKR, THOMPSON, PUTNAM SO
PoMFREr - s,W O. n, 400 p. m
CHICAGO AND THE west VIA HKwBuH4
AND HnIE R'Y-spe q n
HAgCoA0 AND INTERMEDIATE eTArfoNeH
ssr, s;ss, IA m; 400 end tifs. ESQ snd ssif'x
D. m Returning leave PascoAs st8i2A 7t1e sD1
ans a m; isiso. ass, srss and $500 p. m.
All trains leave fsen vest end Of Unien psDss
Rrovidenos.
.ssturdays only. s--sundays oniy.
Tickets betyeen Boston and Prevsdsnes n'missl
Boents. uniinited u.
Ew.KExSAS. sayb
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10

ChNmn1DGK, MGss., Oct. i0.-Bob Ac-
ton guard ON the Harvard football team
last year, yesterday made his first appear.
nncc for this season. I'm the prel.ln mary
practice hc dislocated his elbow, and will
be disabled for the season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10

BANGOR, Ne, Oct l0.-The hearing In
the case of Gilbert Mcpherson, charged
with arson on Oct. 8, was concluded
yesterday. Judge Vose bound the pvis-
oner over to the grand jury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10
Money l. Tn.

NEW YORK. Oct. lO.-Ihe hacker OF
Billy Plimmer tho bantam champion, has
put up deposit OF sbOo Co bind = match
with Charley Kelley, who challenged
pliinmss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10
EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. 9 Westminster ST., Corner Dyer.
This old established house WHOLESALERS aud retail.
ICE a. fair prices aud By prompt attention 10 bus.
ness and the empCysent Of good men In their
several departments, merit q oontisssnes Of ne
earoaagsW 90 long en- ni>psd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH
Leave PROVIDENCE pndis street station, zoe
NEWPORT AND FALL kIyER.

"HAsnGN AMI bhisIOL BRAtCH
Leave PROVIDENCE Qndia street statloa) sss
NEWPORT AND FALL kIyER.
700. 7;S express and s:55 a. m. and ia:s. az,
f;s0. $50 p. m Sundays for Fall River s:5J
m; $50 p. m. Newport $500 q m. $50 p. mA
(vis New York boat
Warren and way stations at 7;oo 7.a express. sis,
and sibS a. m, and la:45, $780, 400. 4.ss. 5:s9.
$3.50. 500 and II 30 p m.
sundays at $3.50 a. IN. and $50. a. m.
bhlSTOL-7;4o, express, $50, sos n. m f2:45 s.o1
$50. Si'o. $3.50. $500 aud n'S v. M sundays
$3.50 q. M and 30 p. IN.
Electric cars leave Exchange place, Proviienoe at
$780, AS $40 and s;ss M Il rs. 2;40 s.xD 4:le
eie, s:lo and 7;Ao y. m. Leave Market square -
sunday sts;ss q. m and s;io p. m.
NORTHERN DI,I,roN.
Fitchburg and way stations. 600. 100, . N,
1905 t:i5 D. m
Lowell and way stations, 500, 10 100 g. m. AIS n m
Taunton and New Bedford, 500, sn5, $500 a. m;
12;is. s;zS $780, ls;Io. Taunton snly) s:al. lo;ss
Sundays, s;<5 O. IN; 7:i5 m.
Middleboro, s;i5 a. m; l2;l0, 3.25 $50 .. m
Plymouth, s;i5 Q, m; 1910, 3:25 p. IA.
Points ON Cape Coo, s;l6 a M; ia;io. 3:a5 ., m
Cottage City 1910 p IN.
Nantucket 1;io p. m.
sToSISGToN DIVISION.
Express trains leave PROVIDENCE ~ foIiow,x
NEW fOhh-l:zJ am., ldelly) l0:oss liimited) Nh
.. m, 2;i6, t:o3, s:o3 p. m, daily.
NEW YORK, Via stoningtoa Line--7:lo 300, D. n
daily, except Sunday.
PHILApELpHIA, BALTIMORE and wAsHrNo.
TON via Harlem Riysr-iooS. g. m, ss4s, ,. N.
(csly).
NE" HAVEN'T rs r. m. express daily, s:is doc.
exp.), io:os (eTp.), 1859 Qimited). ii:l3 a IN.
tesp), ais (sap), t;os. sies (sxp. daily. s0 lexp
daily p. m.
HEW LoNDoN-1;73, q. m. daily exp.) eco fac-
conn.,, $500 (accom. Sundays onfy), s:l5 Goo
exp), $3.50 taecom.). 1850 Qmited), 1l;i3 a m
lexp., l:2o (acoom.), 2il5 (exp), $3.50 (exp 4.o3
lexp.), S.35 (socom. Sundays only, A;i0 (acccfn)
SOS y. IN. (ezp daily, s;4s p N. lexp. dauyl
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave Providence as follows:
woRCESTER-6:45 (express), 1906 Slccom.). s,fe
(aceom), 1880 n m. (accom.); / 100 (exp.l Ana
(exp 10 woonsoekeD. 6.45 Qoo. cxp), s:as
p (accom).
sundays-sisoa a. m. Caccom.)i 600 p. m. uccom)
MILLvILLE-7:o5. s;4S s:lo, also a. m; 1soo. ssoA
t2o, 5s%s, 500 p m.
supdays-s;So q. m; 500, TOO, s:1s y. m.
BLACKSTONE JUNCrIoN-7;o5, s;4s, $40 1o,Ia
ii:3o, M; loo. 500. 400. 4sso, s:i5 bsls. 7:n
500, IL ls26 p. m
Sundays $3.50, 10 100 e. m; i2oo $500 e:oa s:35 7:oa
7:6o, s;i6. $3.50 p. m.
wooNsoCKBT-S;<, 7;o5, s,4b, $40. io.is. ;l.ss
IN; i;oo. i:bo 500. 400. t:se. 5si5. 6:Ss 7ls
oob, il;26 p. m.
Sundays siso 1000 e. m; 100, $780, 500, s,s 7:oa
7;bo, s:l5. $50 p. m
GEO. l.. CONNER. A.c KENDALL.
Psss'r Trafhc Manager Genl PaAsE AgeAt
Il. q. ALLEN. Genl sapk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10

sPRINeFIELp, Mo. Aug. 14th. 1890.
Il can speak In the highest terms OF
your medicine from my own personal
knowledge. Twas affected with heart
disease, pleurisy and rheumatism for
80 years, was treated by the very best
physicians ana spent hundreds OF dol
lars, tried every known remedy with
out iinding relief. Ihave only taken
one bottle OF your p. /. p, and can
good than anything have ever taken:
i can recommend your medicine to all
sufferers OF the above diseases.
MRS. NJ. NJ. YEARY.
Springfield. Green County. No.
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TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.

A"hAH Will luu uuM lnuVluhNuU
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Corrected to October I, 1884
ROCTON .6:t5, 500. SIS. .sT.oc, 7,s.
li4o z'a;0< $780, alb; $500 ss:ao. e.a sf.3S
500, 1000, 1910 p. m RETURNINo-Leaye EOS
TON from Park square Station $50, 500. 400
sio;oo io;o3; IL 90, II ;So m, i2m; 90 2;30 o.
800 $500, 6l0 $3.50, 6.So 7so. $780, ;Oo i2oo D. a.
ArTLEBoho-sioo, 300. 7;1s, s;i5, $780, io:el
"I;2o a. m; 1906, i2.lo, $40; aso, s3;2o. 3s2A
4ia sos, $50; e:22, lo:lo. ll;i0 pm
NORTH ATTLEBoRo and PLAlNyIILE--s7: :o,
si6, 1000. n.2o m lao. 2:4o. 5s4O. s:22, II 10
WAMPuM wRENTHAM NORWOOD CENTRAL.
NORWOOD and DEDHAM-ss7 100. IL 40, a. a.
b;40 p. m Sundays, s;i6 a m, b;l5 y. m.
hANsFIELD-.5;45, 900, s-7:0o. 7:s5, 500, 1904
n;ao a. m, l2soo. l;sO. t:lb 6;to. '6:so szl lg.il
p.m-
SUNDAY TRAINS
FOR BosToN-'6s45, s6l5, su5 fo;so n M
1850, 4;s0 6;l5, 6:2o, 1000 p. m, Return 4:is
800, $3.50 a. NJ loo. 4;00 800. 1850 100, ~ 90
Pm
ATTLEBoRo-e;B. s:l1 1880 q. m; i:so I:x
b:l6 s;2o, 7;l6 D. m.
NORTH ATTLEBoRo and PIAINvILLE-s:i5
an, 5:l5, as p. m.
MANSFIELD '6:ia. siiS. 1880 e. m, I;ss. ESQ,
6:20 p.
sParior only.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full informatisn
rs 10 local and through train service
may DO obtained at Providence sta
tion and stations below.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10

Ladies whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood is In an impure condi-
ton. due 10 menstrual Irregularities,
are peculiarly benefited by the won
derful tonic and blood cleansing prop
critics OF p. p. p. .-Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-10

for blood poisoning, mercu-
rial poison, malaria. dyspepsia. anc
blotches, pimples. o'd chronic ulcers,
letter, scald head. boils, erysipelas,
eczema-wc may say, without fear Of
contradiction. that p. y. Y. Is the best
positive, speedy and permanent cures
In all cases.
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tOir ben1erfcn
DAP es oieie @pde nidt uiet 81
bemerten CAB.


- OaB es oiele @ode nidt uiei 81
bemerten CAB.
- DAP morseu Iteno bic monatll'
den G~lnSabtuusen in Die Sparfalie g.
mn6t merosn n,iIien unb bab es lei RE:
fen l6le6tcu .3eiten Mandem i6iuer
fallen miro bas Ielb fir ben Sparper-
eiu auf5ubriu9cn.
0aB i'll Der lcsten Ssriammluns
Der sparfuiIe ole @elber ausseiiegen
wurben uno iuenr es 10 fo,t scbt, Der
gereim Gil ~rsntables @siddit MAIDEN
mirb.
- 9aB oiele@obe ~uerS,ueifslt iueniz
se Jarmer in Der Staot ipuren unb
o~emSufotse Die @eiddfte au6 nidt 10
~sldnSeuo pareu pie in Der @u;ipobe.
- 9aB 6armer Sesemuna idon
&artoffeln seIdst fat uno ben felniten
SartOffellaiat 81 ernten bort.
- DAP uuiere @irtbf fir Den ud6=
item @intsr cine @ishotb beiirdtcn uno
besbalb idOn lsbt oariir Gorge tra9cn
oab lire @dite iid feins Masenerfdlt,
uns bur5 ben geuuB uon ua;u iriidem
Biere su5iebeu.
- SaB eine yelueguu9 I'M Gange lit
6errn Gbas. s. GOpe, uon Shiro Greet,
81 he,peser, als Ganoioat fir Sertrcter
uuIereS Gounips in Der Staatsle9is'a-
TUT aufSutretcn unb iiuo fiber, oab er
Dem Sidet nur Stdrfe usrleibea iulrb.
= SaB unlere 8ei6ditsielte allmdbs
Zig CUR GrfenntniB tommen. RAP i'll ter
SoltsblattsOffic tbenio quite 9rudar.
beiteu berseltslt iper0en uno guar Su
benIelben 8reiieu als iie i'll ct. eouis
baiiir Sablen miTen.
9aB Die SlauU6sel bereiis igr
GrIheineu als Sorbpten bes nnben
Sriiblin9s semadt baben.
= 9ab ipe9i iuenise 9~teubautsu anf-
oeflbrt iuer ben, aber IN ere Durger
uabmbuite Serbeiieruusen an ibren &c.
lisansen ausiibren loiIen.
0nb nidt ein einjiser Scnoluerfe,
i'll %uulerer Staot ). 3. obne Seiddftis'
uns lit uno nnmeutli9 Die Baud rsiner
ale Saaos poll 81 tbun baben.
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RirbltbeS.

9ctten SOnatas wuroen i'll Der cuaus.
st. Sauts Rirde bier 10 ainbci, III
SDbue uno 4 56bier) foniirmirt. gs
febtte au6 oiesmul nidt al roger Gbeils
na6ue Der bisli9en euanslil6eu Stabt.
uno 2onhteute. @ott ie9ne AUDI Die
Heier OIL uniern 9onfirmanOcn. Sts
jekt ieit 1914 iuuroen bler in un;rer
euans. ct. &auls STRIDE 942 8rnoer
tonfirmirt. Die sr6Bte 5abl Der &on-
%firmauoen mar 1871 udmli9 81; 1887,
81; 1876, so; 1869, rs; 1878 unb
1875 lie ~; 1860. 1870 uro 1874 je
26; 1866 unb 1872 ie %; 1856 uno
1883 ie a; 1888, 23; 1880 uno 1884
lie %; 1S49, 1850, 1877, 1885. 1886
uno 1892 je p; 1868 uuo 1865 je 20;
1S47, 10; 1857 unb 1858 ie IS; 1881
uno 1890 ie II; 1916 uno 1859 lie is;
1864, 1867, 1882 uno 1894 lie Is;
1879, 1889, 1891 uno 1898 ie Il;
1851, 10; 1852 uuo 1862 je -; 1916
uno 1858 je IL; 1s49 unb 1861 ie 0;
1858, s; unb 1914, 2.
$. Roenig 9.
spans. Yator.
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2eben serufsn porbeu uno sdhtt berelis
81 Witslleoer. 9erietbe ma6t I'M
@eiara unter 9eituHs ieines eifrisen
9irisenten, Serru Sen,y. 36oferu redt
erfreulide SoriIbrilte.
0rp9t1l Die Surmer eic'
fer Mohtarihaft lino bereits nit Dem
9%aferidcn iertia.
=. SRI. Gmil,e Wiler. we!he iid)
ldnsere 3e!t bel ibrer G%gpBmutter.
Srau S6mibt, btflno, febrte lebteu
Dienstag wieper III ibre Se,maib, III
@ai6in9ton suriid.
= Sic 8siSenisloer ieben iest luun'
berIdDn aus uuo iueuu nidts mebr ba
sipiiten fommt, iperben nniere ;Snrmel
,oieoer cine quite Eraie tetommrn.
- 2esteu Samstas Nbeno Wuro
Scrr @ottburot Sdmibt uuo better
Nicbte, SRI. Gmilie Mti(er, BON ibrel
Srcunoen uno Yefannteu nit einen
Stduoben beebrt. duldbti@ hires &c
meinldaftliden @eburtsta9es. 81
@ratulantcu Uuroen aui bas 9elSliblt
uon beibeu @sbnrtstassfinoern mlItom
meu sebeiBcu mo2uit unoSreuos berrid
tie in, @aitiiden @uuie bis 81 cine
iplten Stunoe. Nur eiueS beonaerteI
Die SeI,tteiln,bmer, NIB bas it, ba'
Die Scltgeber uNo ramentli6 eos ihbn
,Mtlel6en' nur einen @ctu,tsta] ir
Sabre batcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-23

gfdditen Sonntas lit Otern, bas
5elt Der Iuieritsbnns. Ste Salten5eit
lit uorilter uno Die freie Seit idnst ,pies
Der on. Seute 1T Gbarfrsltas, Der
9r0bte Scierta9 Der lutberilden g6ri'
itsnbsit. @eltern iuar Der CRIME Son=
nerItu9. obs(eib man i'll oieiem 9anoe
npd lelr lpent9 Grimes ieben fam. Sod
ltbr balo ipiro es erlteben; benn audi
Die Natur felert nit Dem Oterfelt ibre
Nulerltebun9. Ses Ian9en 8inters
Madt uno Madt lit sebrodsn uuo neu
es 2ebeu 9rint aus ben &uiueu. &ej
oieier Geleseubeit molten iuir bemerten
baB man 'na6 afiem suten beutl9el
Sran6 ni6t Die Sitereier perseiie
9et Siterbaie fest iie idon, nur mui
mon ibm Die Helter MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-23


SIN bieiiscn 5rnnSisfansr 9to1ter
itarb am lebten 5rcitas Mprsen nad
ibluerer &ranfbeit an BET 2uuaeneni-
siiubuns. 8ruber ganntus Sdreuers
I'M Utter bon 67 Sabren uno 6 Wona.
ten. Der GeritOrbcne ipuroe su Strce,
fen iii Der &beinprOninj sebcren uuo
fam 1866 nad Imerifa. SIM barauf>
fofaenben Sabre frat CT I'M 9toiter III
2eutopolis. 3d., i'll Den Oreen bes bi.
Srarclscns, 100 CT msbrere Sabre pers
blieb. oann ieds Sabre in ct. 2ouis
i'm alOitsr bsrtueilte une felt II s5abrer
III Ssrmam cnidhls iunr. Die @e.
eroisuns fano ON Samstas auf ON
fatbof. &ir6bofs unter duBerIt 5ablrti
der 8etheilisuns itatt. Sci bodnp
Saicr Sincent Salbfas 8. 6. s. DO
ct. 2ouis belt Die feier!iden Grequie
! unb &so. S. Soebn BON Starfeubur
Die 2eidenreoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-23

Im ndbiten 9!enstas iibcr adt Gage
l6on, finoet bier Die @abt, Der Itdoti-
lbsn Seamtsn itatt uno nb9leld bieies
bodiuidtise greisnib 10 uabe beuorltebt
berrIdt bler nod seidsiiltise &ube
uno iuenn mir uiht oarauf auimertlam
ma6ten, uiBten unierc Birser faum
oaB iiberbaupt cine @abl bsuorltebt.
@obl baben lid msbrerc ganbioaten
fir Collector Lnb Nlieilor semeloct, bod
fir Die iusni9er bantbarea ober belto
mebr OerantwOrtliden Ilo iuidtlsen
SteGen Der Slaotrdthe iino nod feline
Sepcrbsr in 5efoe unb baben mir bier
eilen Der i%elieueu Sda', no bas Clint
cen Mam lu9t. @lr iu:llen ni6t Of
Die jebi9en Mitslisorr bes Staptratbs.
Die 0erren gu9. g.. 2eisncr. s. 9
@eniel, Srib &ueuer, Gbas. 9Uued
uno @bit. Sacifner cine @leSerua9
aunebmen merben, aber lootel lit lide1
oaB Die %senaunten 9erren iii seipiier
batter @eiie ibrer idwierieriaen Eilidl
wdbrcnh bes erIlOliencn Sabres na1
9sfommeu liuo uno pas @obl bsr Stab
nit Irsus. Nu9cn bewadten. lutte
ber Serlpaltuns Deg iebi9en Staotratb'
liuo meGr StraBen unb M0eDs gebant
uno uIsemeine Serbeifrun9sn mlere
&erfebrsiucse scmadt, auf bas @ob
Der Sir9eri6ait gertdtete Sel.lmmul
gen unO Geiese e~rlaiien moroeu, al
uuter irseuo einem friherenGsgtme, nn
menn mir ole 9%cuaEutcn Serren anffor
bern, cine @ieberiuaDl unSuuebmer
elauben mir ni9t nur I'M Snterrlie DC
@emelnwo6ts 81 banoeln, lonoeru en-
ipreben mn Dem 8uni6e aIer Sur9e
psnen bas &Obl uaIeres prOsperircnes
Slaotdcns an 9erjen lie9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-23

Sn u%nierer Staot iinb, bel Der be:
u%oritebenOen @abl, fir Die beutids
Saule flint neue S9ulratbsmitstieber
81 erndblen unb fir bic ensliide sdul'
hrei 0ireftoren on Stele beg Serrr
Or. gttmueller, ,uel6er %reiisnirte Uni
an Stene Der Serrem gbas. Susser Uni
Bbil. &ubn, beren Nmtstermin bieieI
| Monat ablluft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-23

Sas neueridienene Seit 3 Der Gar,
tenlaube" erbdlt Die 5%ortiebuns Der
"Martinsflanie" bon 2uois Sansboter
uno bes Warie 8ernbaro'i9en sc:
mans nSie Herle", ierner einen au6eri1
fsiielno 9eidriebenen Irtifel bon @ol.
oemar aaoen ,.guf uulfaniidem Yuhen
3eitbiloer aus Sicilien", unb einer
aullab BON 6elir Sasm, in iuei6er Die
Ter aug NnlaB ieines 60. @eburtstasea
eirten fur5en Gldblld uuf iein 2eber
slctt. Die S%Quitration lit porsiisli9,
Sn unierer Staot gu babeu bel Ssm.
5lubr, 8u6bduoler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-23

9us 7.idbrlse S6bnden Ocs Ssrru
gbrit. Setterer, melder Dor einissr
5asen i'll fem neues Seint, Der itiiberer
Soc Soroan's 5arm, e%inseSosen, batt'
oas unstiid, Sur6 einen Stur5 aus ten
Sen Iter Den re6ten llnterarm 81 be
den. Or. Saffner leste inter Seibiili
ser Stuoeuten Suffner jr. uno 6. &bo
bus bcn nDtbiaen Ser6ano all.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-23

9crr 9uoiuis SuIdel, BON Stplpe,
~ltattete mrs lebten Mittwod einem min.
fommenen Selu6 ab unb erneuerte iein
Announcement unb beite0te 9leidSeitig
bas Solfsblait fir ieinen in Itmu, &C.
iapette gOuntp, iuobnbaften Sobn, 2cuis
6. &aI6el.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-23

am eriten Moutas int Npril miro Die
County Court a:s Steuerau ssleibuu9ss
beb0roe (Board of E%quallzation) i'll
Sisuns treten. 8er iein @igentbum
Su bod eiuseiddst slaubt, poer iunitiss
Srrtbiimer beridtist baben mia, muf
bann feline 8eitiperbe oorbrirscn.