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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-11-03

The Flag Wa Presen ed by Mr. II. j.
Reynolds and the Bible by Rev. l..
ID. Albright~-HOn C. B. WatsOa
Was the Orator of the Day.. Wins
toms Tobacco Business Better Than
Ever BefOre-.Fife's Meeting to Bee
gin To-day In Centenary Church.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-11-03

DANyILLE, Va Nov. 2. The State
campaign closed here to night with a
rousing meeting at the Academy of
Music Hon. John w. Daniel and Hon.
Eugene Wirhers, Democratic candidate
for the State Senate, we're the speakers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-26

soon lost to sight under the accumulat-
ing waters. She was the daughter of
Evan Davies and Ann Jones, and was
born on Feb. %, 1894. When 90 years
old she married another Davies. She
had twelve children, of whom nine are
still alive, and she has 4 regiment OF
grand and great grandchildren. Her
death was just the dying out of a life
THAT had done It's duty, and up to the
last the old dame was perfectly con-
Scious. Though she had been in this
country for fifty years she spoke hard.
ly any English being most conserva.
tive In holding to the old Cymric tongue
Despite her old age. she had not
failed in any of her faculties, and hel
sight was as good as that of a girl o,
eighteen years. she could remember
When naughty children We're fright.
ened by the threat that "Boney" would
come and take them off to France. She
used to tell of the rejoicings over tao
battles of Waterloo and Trafalgar, anC
hhe triumphal return of the Twenty.
third Royal Welsh Fusileers, of thu
days of the Regency, of the death OF
King George Ill, William Tvs shor
reign and the accession of the presen
Queen. She was a member of tn,
Welsh Presbyterian church. in Eas
Thirteenth street, New York, and wa.
the oldest life member of the Bible 50
ciety.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-26
OLD.FASHIONED ROSES,

They ain't no style about 'em,
And they're sort O. pale and faded;
Yit the doorway here without 'em
Would be lonesomer and shaded
With good 'eal blacker shadder
Than the morn!n' glories makes,
And the sunshine would look sadder
For their good, old-fas hioned sakes.
I like 'em cause they kind %
Sort o. make feller like 'em;
And tell you. when find
Bunch out whur the sun kin strike 'em.
1t allus sets me thtnkin'
o. the ones at used to grow,
And peek in tro' the chlnkin'
U the cabin, don't you know?
And then think O. mother,
And how she used to love 'em,
When they wuzn't any other
Less they found 'em up above 'em!
And her eyes, afore she shut em,
Whispered with smile. and said.
We must pluck bunch and put 'em
In her hand when she wuz dead
But, as / wuz sayln'
They amt no style about 'em
Very gaudy or displayin'.
But / wouldn't be without 'em,
Cause I'm happier In these posies
And the hollyhawks and sich
Than the hummin bird at noses
In the roses o. the rich.
james Whitcomb Riley.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-26
Looked Like Ii

Looked Like II.
Hour after hour beguiled,
Till her father oft obduIate stuiled
With much justice no doubt,
Came and kicked the youth oubt
In a way that proclaimed he was ruled.
Detroit Tribune
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-26
"Yes," I said: Ferret"

yes" / said: Ferret
"And If so?" Sillery asked, haught-
lily. What do you mean?"
"Only this" l said. THAT II his
majesty will summon him to the queens s
closet, without warning or delay, and
ask him in her presence how much
Nine. de Verneuil gave him for the
kings cipher, her majesty, l think,
will learn something which she wishes
to know"
"What?". the king cried. you have
discovered it? But he gave you re"
ceipt for the papers he took"
For the papers he took with my
knowledge-yes, sire"
THE rogue!" Sillery exclaimed
viciously. II will go and fetch him.
Not so-with your majesty's leave"
l said. interposing quickly. m. de
Sillery may say too much or too little.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-26

At this courtier, one Of Sillerv's
creatures. who had presumed on the
occasion so far as to come to my elbow,
thought that he might safely amuse
himself with me. II am afraid that
the king grows older, NJ. de Rosny,"
he said, smirking at his companjons.
his sight seems to be falling"
1T should not be neglected, then" I
said. grimly. II will tell him present.
ly what you say"
He fell back, looking foolish At that,
at the very moment that Henry, hav-
Ing taken another turn, dismissed vii
leroy. who, wiser than the puppy at
my elbow, greeted me with particular
civility as he passed. Freed from him.
Henry stood moment hestating. He
told me afterward that he had not
turned from me yard before his heart
smote him; and that but for mischiev
Gus curiosity to see how should take
it, he would not have carried the mat
ter so far. Be that as II may-and I
do not doubt this any more than / ever
doubted the reality Of the affection in
which he held NEON a sudden he
raised his hand and beckoned to me.
! went down to him gravely, and not
hurriedly. He looked at me with some
signs Of confusion in his face. you
are late this morning." he said.
Il have been on your majestys busi-
ness" answered.
Il do not doubt that" he replied,
querulously, his eyes wandering. II
am not-I am troubled this morning"
And after a fashion he had when he
was not at his ease, he ground his heel
into the soil and looked down at the
mark. "The queen is not well. Sill
lery has seen her.and will tell you so."
NJ de Sillery. whose constant opposi-
tion to me at the council board / have
elsewhere described, began to affirm
It. I let him go on for a little time
and then interrupted him brusqueIy
II think 1t was you," I said, "who nom
mated Ferret to be one of the kings
clerks"
"Ferretw he exclaimed, reddening at
my tone. while the king, who knew me
WELL pricked up his ears.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-26

remembered where I had seen
spots Of blood before--on the papers l
had handed to Ferret--and remem.
bered, too, where that blood had come
from. l looked at the cut now, and.
finding 1T nearly healed, sprang in my
saddle. OF certainty this paper had
gone through my hands that day! 1t
had been among the others; therefore
1t must have been passed TO Ferret in
side another when l first opened the
bag The rogue, getting it and seeing
his opportunity, and that did not SUI
pect, had doubtless secreted it, prob
ably while l was attending to my hand.
l had not suspected him before be-
cause l had licked off the earlier pa
pers as l handed them to him; and had
searched only among the rest and in
the bag for the missing one. Now |
wondered that l had not done So and
seen the truth from the beginning: and
IN my impatience l found the leagues
through the forest. though the sun
was not yet high and the trees shell
tered us, the longest l had ridden in
my life. While the roofs of the chateau
at length appeared before US, l could
scarcely keep my pace within bounds
Rejecting how Nine. de Verneuil had
overreac chsd hersslf and how. by in
dulging in that last stroke of AFRO.
gance. she had placed the secret in my
hands 7 had much ado to rafrain FROM
going TO the king booted and unwasbed
as l was. and though I had not eaten
since the previous evening.
However. the habit of pronrietv
which no man NAV lightly neglect
came to nv aid. made NV toilet and
having broken nv fast standing hast
ened to the court. On the wav
learned that the king was in the nueep.s
garden, and. directing nv steps thitber
found him walking mitb nv colleapues
Villeroy and Sillerv. in the little ave-
nue. which leads TO the garden of the
Conciergerie. A number of the court
iers were standing on the low terrace
watching them, while a second sroup
lounged about the Queens staircase
Full of the news which 1 had for the
king. | crossed the terrace. taking no
particular heed of anyone, but greeting
such as came in nv way in NV usuaI
fashion. At the edge of the terrace 7
paused a moment before descending
the three steps: and at the same mo-
ment, as it happened Henry looked up
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-26

The management OF this bank points
with pride to its record during the panic
Of 1893, and previous panics. when spec.
ial facilities were extended to its business
accounts.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-26
(The End.)
A Valuable Testimonial.

FROM Puck.
Eminent but badheaded citizen-Well
sir what can do for you?
Visitor-You can do me great favor
with no trouble to yourse win you
kindly sign this certificate for my hair e.
storer?
Eminent Nitizen-Hair restorer! But
my dear sir. have never used your hair
restorer?
Visitor-Of course not! That Is exactly
what | wish you to certify.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-26

Of this delightfully."- arranged winter
palace. There are skate rooms, rest
ing rooms, cloak rooms, lunch rooms,
and such luXuries all about, and it is re-
ally the most delightful place l have
ever seen.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-26

80 tht. ,o,,uh,s,,,,y, arro oad 1vspteo.
ra,ooa Th.,,, orc slata rooms rast-
mo roo,n. o,ook. rooms luncb rooms
and sucb lrxurtas all about and IT "a re-.
odIv tha roost de,o,htsul n,aca 7 hava
o,,sr soa,,
6"e
suppose Wv Ni'ow ~
Vi .he caoie' Wipa. .'ie p'ooiuen' VI ou,
conese' ~ MacNenAie' Mas NnieA'eu
NY i'ei Niayes'y oi Ne'" .ea, Da', ~
now ne - OH tAleMaa'uei l .aenenI.e' nv ~,
o,,,.,,,,. "' b. ,'s,,o. ,.horo hnnor is
Souiu" We pu. ',o"o' ".. .'oo' 10
"',I ~, u.e uiuN , - - ,,a,, H.,
-, ",'''s 1.e 80 aa,,,t -, ~
.e'"" I,a ~, a"t nn,, rn,,S
~, ie. a. .ne .' SIsn,n ~, Ir,Itoa Kina'
','uSu Vi 'i'''i' 'o -. "'' '''@
uoh'' iol 'i'a. ai'a'.ei'
'an. ,a-.s',in~ e. tha 20 r,ons
siea' p'eaeuie al i'A. .e'iis l, w ' -,
a.,5 ,,I, ,-, ,a,itn, ,,,,,an h,, min, se,r and
7 Teonard postwick a,t ST lanes Hall.
down on Piccadilly. We had stalls, and
consequently felt very grand, and en-
joyed II all SO much that just sat there
and heaved great big sighs OF dellght all
afternoon. Plunkett Greene is most
lovely artist. | never was so charmed
with singer in all my life He Is
very fine looking man. tall, ana pos
sassed OF handsome Irish face whlch
stands him in good stead in his WORKS.
| am rather afraid ne rather uakes peo-
pies hearts by storm, "ith ms mastih-
cent voice, his handsome lace anu easy
graceful manner. lie mounts the spase'
talking THE while most uhcohcFriiguiS
with the accompan!st, wtLe the Snow
ers OF applauEe come pa1' 7.ii's uoM''
upon him, when he TURNS powihs "
the audience Wth such soou-hu'',o' eu'
ha!e-and7hearty ana happS -so-,a~n. ~ !.
expression ON ms race Jus' as " ne
were saying, 'Well, mere l avn us"in'
ana NnOw you're iAgnt s'au 10 sec me-
too aren't you. now ac'uaily "as
moved to laugh WIN very aeils''t a'
the artists move more "'ah o''ce ""'
ing the afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-26
"iiOOdIurn.''

From Notes and Queries.
l frequently hear .soodlum' and
"soodles" applied TO dawdling, unthrfty,
loafing fellows, although | never heard
they were so called after a leader named
Sood. 1t seems to me this Is one of the
fanciful derivations SO detested by Pro-
fessor Skeat. My own impression is that
'soodlum' and 'hoodlum" are mere va
riations of noodles and '"noodlum -
The great unwashed are rather given 10
such play Oh words.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-26
The
Lost
Cipher.
BY STANLEY J. WEYMAN.

CThese short serial stories are copy
fighted by Bachsller. Johnson C Bachel-
Ter. and are printed In The Tribune by
special arrangement. simultaneous with
their appearance in the leading daily
Journals Of the large cities).
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-26
A College, Cry,

"Chic-a-go-runk! go-runk go-runk. ha
no. hi ho!" sounds somewhat like an In
dian war whoop, but it is only part of
the Washington and Lee college cheer.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21
11nier Satmptfer slamaaam.

Der Republttaner Flanagan aus Segas
bat ft9 auf ben Acknowledgement, Der ben
Grant ni3t nieber auffteQte, 6utA Oas
gefliigelte Mprt berii6mt gema4t: po3u
lpdren mir benin ba, tpenn nibt DER @e;rtct
fpegen. Ser 3epublifaner Qtttlct bat
8langan nod iibertrumpft NIT Der geItrigen
Grfldrung i'm iQtnpif9en Stats enai: Nte
in aIer @elt polen bieie Qeute nit jenem
Gatong9eIeB bas Narteipefen Fortfii1z
rem! @rDartet i6r ppn ienen elenben So
tern, ienen GiptGbientz0 aQunten Die MuT=
r~e6ter6oltung un7erer BarteiDerbd1toe?
$50 7oQ bas @eIb 6ertommen, UNI Die Patz
Reorganization neutrality-suspicious. &einei
rotben 6euer pirb man Sud me6r fir Die
Ma6Itaife ge6en, bic Sbiir tpirb man SUD
%feilen, benin 2eute Die duf 2ebens3ett alt8ez
felt ftnb, pfeifen auf @uere 8artet.
@eliger Flanagan, penn bu Das :1ob erz
Icbt bdtteft! Sn 6rieben 6dtteit bu OGnn
beine Mugen geI9IoKen, ben bre9snosn Sid
ouf 0einen piirbigen Na9folger 2ittler merz
fenb.
limb bo9 beteben Die poltttf3en Barteten,
fptpeit Die 8artetma16ine in 8etra9t tomm1t,
aus lauter Flanagan unb 2tttler, nur baB
ni4t ale 10 Dffenber3ig 1inb, tpie jene, limb
Gittler tennt feline Pappenbeimer nnb pett
ct ite tennt un6 peiB, baB Die 9emofraten
5opobl al8 bic &epublitaner nur aus @ar=
teiriidit4ten ii6 ais etfrtge 8eformfreuabe
geberoen, barum gerGt6 er 10 in Wutb unb
fpett 9tft unb Safe, neil man INN auf
feline @teuerreform 9efpudt bat,
@tr iinb ieBt nur %geIpannt, tote Die
Parteien NIT ibrem gemeinfamen S9merz
S%enstinb BEL Der Mbitimmung berfo0ren
tperben. 9prt fam man, mas in Gprtng=
field 0ffentliA bGtte gef6eben r%iiFfen, in
offer Sttlle tbun, nGmlt9 benz ungeruFen
CUR @elt getommenen 8alge ben 6a(3 UNI
rre6en.
9a ptrb e8 nod gang gepaGtiger Grz
itrengungen feitens Der pirtli9 fir his
Ga3e Der Refprm begeiIterten 8iirgeric)aft
an Wabltage bebiirfen, I'm einen 1pl6en
19mGbli4en &uS9ang Der 8~etpsgung gu
Der6iite1t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21
Dermiibtes.

- Mie aus Srtet gemelbet ptrb, tp1r6e
Da5 frD6li6e Ma8fentreiben, bas bprt arn
leBten Sai9tngstage berri9te, bur9 cine
8luttbat berbiiftert. Der ols 6rau berz
fleibete Wtoler 8lasfo erlaubte Tt9 M6enDs
IN Der 8ta Sorrento berbe SpdBe Jegen
etntge Srauen, nDrauf er nit ben mdnnz
li9en 8eqlettern banbgemein purbe. Yl0Bs
lid fiel er. BON einem MeReritt9e ms 9er3
getrofen, nieber unb itarb BALD na9oam
er in 0as @pital gebra6t tpOrben mar.
= 9te f9Ie9teften 8ferbe unb bic
i6le4tefte Suffice bat in @afGtngton
Der @taatsmtniiter @ref6aut, sic
Hammer no6 aus Der 3ett bes StaotSmtz
@Darts unter Yrd1iDent 6anes
Q877-8D unb Ttnb BON 4usfe6eu b09it
f4Gbig; Die beiben pferbe iirb jeoe5 unge@
fdbr fiinfuno3pan3ig Sabre alt, %erfiilen
ober tire 0ienite mod in 3iemli9 gutter
WGbrero Der 6arrtfon'f3en OBJ
mtntitratton er1u6te Staat5miniter glaine
Den GongreB INN cine 8eipiQigung CUR Nn>
f6affung zines neuen @efpanns, un0 Der
GongreB CAB $1,000 fir ben 3wed fer, all
letn Die Summe purbe Bis beute nod ni3t
au5gegeben. Blaine T9eute Die Td5rt nit
f~euri9en iungen pfer6en.- Gr erIu4te ben
P~feroetunbtgen Senator @todbribge pm
Mi6tgan, Dem Stautsbepartement Elm Sc
fpann gutter, frpmmer pferbe fir ni9t me3r
alS $1,000 gu liefern. StodbrtDge 14rteb
fpfOrt an ben 8prite6er Ieiner @efittsfdrm
in &alma5oO, unb pentge 8o3en na9bcr
traf in @afbington Elm @eipam prd9tiger,
Observation-Disclosures nit langen net
BEN WGbnen unb S9petfen Elm, pelheS
no3 berte bon Der nun perpttttpettn 5ralI
Stodbribge beniiBt tpirb. 8latne'3 SUIT
f3er, Sobn, 7pannte bic pferbe an bic De-
partementSf1tf9e unb Blaine begdb tt9 01@
nit auf Die erte Musfabrt. Die Yferoe
tparen jung unb ME 5ubor IN elmer 9roB@
itabt g%epeien, au4 batten tie np4enlan9
tetn 9ef3trr angebabt, 70 baB tie It'd 1ebr
tpObl fii6lten unb balb in cine 9angart berz
fielen, ipie 8laine Te ni9t getpobnt lpar. gr
tpur6e GuBert nerb0s unb befabl So3n, BIZ
nou5 oufs 2anb gu fa6ren, NlS lie Die
8pritabt Mpunt plat1ant erret9ten, bege9@
neten fe einem Srupp 6ea getletoeter vi
cpclez Reiter, pel9e 10 laut la9ten ltnb
f9rieen, baB Die iungen Pferoe 1u55u1hla@
gen unb gu tan3en begannen. Blaine tpur9e
10 BON S9reden ergriffen, oaB er halten l1eB,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21
Gut fir Nebraska.

Wie aug gbabron in Nebrasta be~i9tet
tptrb, fouen bort i'm 2aufe bteies Sabres
cine Riiben3uderz6obrit, cine @t4orienz
ertraft@Tabrif, cine StGrtez nnb etns Stu
fofezTabrif gebaut unb in 8etrteb geIeBt
nerDer, uno 3tpar bon G6icagoer capita
fifteen. Die @ontratte 1inb, tpte bic M}itz
t%6etlunqen Guuten, i'm borigen 6erbF, na4z
benz G6abron uno Die 8etpo6ner DER I'M
qeqenb einen 9arantiefon0s BON $4,000
Qe3ei9net butten, bergeben tporoen.
Die GtaDt G6abron liegt i'm norbpeifz
li6en g2e6ra8fa, IA Meilen pDn 0IIcba,
$50 Metlen BON 9eubpoob unb nur 70
M}eilen BON ben berii6mten 9Dt Springs
entfernt, auf Qanb, pel9es frii6er gu Der
QrpBenSio s8eIerpatton ge60rte, i'm Sa6r
1880 qber BON ben %eSnbianern eriEaaDen
unD Dann Nebrd8td angeglieoert purbe.
Ser Srt 1T ieBt ungefdbr 10 Satire alt
rnb beftBt bereits cine @inpobneri4aft bon
5000 Seelen.
Die 53uderfabrit tptrb, tDie perlautet, fir
iebe abqelieferte Some &ii6en S. be5a6len
limb i'm 6tanbe 1ein, tGglt9 $50 Sons gu
berurbeiten; fir Gi4orten, fir beren 2(nz
bar Der 8pDen aQentbalben i'm Stdat Gee
brasfa ii4 eignen iou, iO1en So per Some
be8ablt tperben, tpG6ren0 fir 8etretoe, mel
DIES in ben anberen Sabriten CUR 8ertoe1=
bung fommen ptrb, Die auf benz @9ioagoec
Martte quottrten Preiie maBgebeno iein
foGen. Sn ben geplanten 5a6rtfqalagen
1oQen 1000 2eute 8eI9dftigung ftnoen unb
Die 9e~rite1ung Der ein5elnen @tabltiements
miro I'M @an3en Die 8erGusgabun9 BON
$1,200,000 beOingen
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21
@ouberneur Q(ltoeLb 6ot bns @ipi

9ol0erneur NltgeI6 6at DAG @iOiG=
bienitgeieB fOfort unter3ei3ret, nahOem cine
Mebrbeit Der Mttglieber Der StaotsgeieBz
gebung i'm 6uus unb @enot Ii9 T9riftIi9
oerpfli4tet batten, Die BON inn borgeihlagez
men 3uidbe mod bor S9luB Der iebtgeu
@iBungsperioOe gum @efeb gu erbe6en, Die
betreffenOe 8iirgf6oft bate fOGgenben Mprtz
laut !: n8ir, Die unter3ei6neten Senatoren
unb &bgeOrOneten, berpfli9teN ms biermit,
fir cine 3ufaBacte CUR Gibilbienit6t1 gu
itimmen, peI6e ben 3ped bat, Die Ge6Glter
Der GommtfGre in @tdbten BON wentger ols
$4,000 @%tntpo6nern BON $500 auf $50 3erabz
3ufeBen,"
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21

Die 8ettmmungen bes @iOilbienItz
gefeBes, tpeI6e ben RepubIttaner 2ittler 10
%getpaltig gegen bafielbe uufgebra4t 6aben,
iinb oieientgen, nel9e Iopobl bas 9ebe1
pie AUDI bus gae6men bon @elbbeitrGgen
CUR 8eitrettung BON MubItoiten berbieten,
8eoer biirfen NngeiteQte unb 8eamte elmer
itdbtif3en @erpaltung, Die unter Der GiDilz
otenftorbnung itebt, 5u8eitrdgen CUR @a6lz
tdiie elmer partei auffOrbern, nod ielber
Gelo ba8u beitragen ulb tein 8eamter barf
Die Sammlung BON Iol3en 8eitrdgen iii
feinem Bureau buIben. Wenn bie1e 8ez
itimmungen itreng bur9Qefiibrt perOen,
bonn perOen bic Sanbibaten INN 70 tiefer
in Die Sa13en greifen miifen,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21

- Ser @e1an6te Der 6atpaiii9en &eplt=
bGit in 8~aibingtOn, Sburfton, iptrb fi9 benz
nd6ft nD6l na9 einem anberen Grnerbsz
5tpetge umieben miifen, benin nit rem
@taatsmtniiter @refbam bat er's griinblt0
Derborben unb ptrb btefer uuf fetner Nbz
berufung beiteben, Ob ss pa6r 1T, boB
S6urfton u1ter l1mgebung bes 9taatsmintz
ftertum8 Mitt6etlungen ieiner 9Segierung
Der Seffentli6feit preisgegeben unO fogdr
3eitungsongriffe auf Die ameritanii9e Re<
gierung beranlaBt fat, fommt babel niht
in Trage, es geniigt, baB Die un1eritanii4e
&egierung INN nt6t mebr i3r pDles Ser
trauen 59entt unb beS6alb ni4t mebr nit
i6m 81 bertebren piin19t, Wenn Die
6apaiif9e 8egierung bann iiber6al1pt ni4t
mebr nit Der ameritanif6en Regierung BIZ
plomatif9 81 Derte6ren piinf9t, 10 bIeibt
i6r baS ebenfa1s u%nbenommen n16 Diro
aIsbann unIer 9efanDter WiQiS in 6onoz
lulu ebenfa1s iein 8iinbeG f@niiren rifen.
Ob bic @rbe 1ib bann nt4t me9r breben
niirDe, tpirb man eben a6toarten mihen.
sSyebenfaGs tpirb bic Sabe ben GelObsutel
SburTton's uno MtUis' empftnoli9er be-
ri6ren, aI5 Die iibrige Melt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21
@taotsminifer @ref6am bat nit lei:

Stddtsfntrtter 9re13dm pat NIT 1et>
ner g3pte an @Panien gang ben ri4tigen
Son angef9lagen, 0te Meni9beit bebarf
bin unb pieber elmer 8lutab3apfung, unb
bas Fat it6 bier felt Dem 8efreiungsfriege
in benz &riege nit Merito unb ipGter in
benz getpalttgen 8iirgerfriege betpabrbeitet,
unb pirb fi4 innerbalb Der nd3iten Is
Sabre i'm Norben in &anaba u1b i'm @iiz
ben auf &uba bepa6rbeiten. Ni6t alein
@igent6umsipertbe miiiien al unb gu na9
MtliOnen 6ertDrt perben, fOnDern AUDI
Meni6enIeben. Ser Meni4 lift geneigt,
it3 fir Die &rone Der @4Dpfung gu baIten,
dber gerabe 10 gut pie bic 8lattldufe mill
fen au4 Die Meni6en man6maI ausgerotz
tet tperben, 9agegen btlft ale 9biGOIOpbie
ni6ts.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21
Sir bic Me[t nor glbam 9obeon tof

= Sir bic Welt mar Mbam 8abedu tobt,
IeitOem er ft9 ouf Soften bes Generals
9ront uOer befen Nngeb0rt9en bic uniterbz
lt4feit gu Oerf4affen gefu6t fat, 9aB
nglif4zameritantf9e 3ettungen t6re&ennt=
niB Der 3eitgenofen aus neutrality-suspicious.
bi3ern entnebmen, erftebt man aus ben
Mittbeilungen berIelben iiber geitorbene
PerfDnlt9teiten BON 8ebeutung. 60 ntrb
8abedu mod INNER ols Der 6reunb @ronts
be3eibnet, ptepobl Der f9muBtge Pro5eB,
ben 8abedu gegen Die @ittpe bes Generals
als ongebli9er Wtitberfafer Der 9enttpiirz
bigteiten be7eIben gefibrt bat, Die niebrige
@emtnnIu3t 8abeaus, pie fApn Dorber
feline 8er19ludung Der @eneralcOn1ulat5z
gebii6ren in 2onbon unb in 6abanna, CUR
@eniige getenn3ei9net bat, 8aOeau als
Solbat, als Diplomat, als S3riftteler
unO ols Sreunb @rant's, tptrb immerbar
gepriefen, ober oGs S9uft, Der benz @eGbitz
btOgrdpben Grant ieinen l~tterarif 6en&ubm
gu iteblen berfu9t bat, tptrb fetner niht ge=
ba3t ober nur Oberfld3li9 buriiber 6inpegz
9egdngen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21

gu @rrnbe Gtegt, iit gut unb lei Der @efeBz
gebung CUR geneigten 8eriidfi4tigung em<
problem.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21
Gi|enBaRn~& aRrpRdne.


GSbico9O & Nortbm tertsGiSctbann. Stdet
W Offfces: g{os' 2O6-2O8 ~@lart=StroBe, on ber
SofIep Npenue GtotiDH NIB om 9epot, Gde ASeuS=
uno &iu5te=5traBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21

WiIwautee unb ~80ciNe-NbfaDrt: '3M. S49R, f7M,
$50 M, tll:so 81. 1871, % q" '5My 9 g.
II o.; ., @Htnnit; TBS = ~ i . 49, g. g JIG. dlS;'5 3 @&,
9Rotfforb unb Sreeport-@ bfobrt II Sc. TlO:15 st.
+4:l5 g., +1l:30 q. @ntunft 1903 Sc. 1915 81.
1855 g., +iI:10 M.-t969Iid. +2a9tidb. ausgenomuen
Spnuto0S. FGGeIib, @tonta9s ous9enpmnen. +S69.
lid, 9amito98 ou8gen. IdgIi3 mad ST. 9oparb.
b S1olidD mad WtuoHo.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21

4825 M; $500 81; 'lI:4S q. p%lnfHnfi: '7:2o d.:
f1:25 g.: 1850 q.
Sroab @apibs pta g. ST. & 8. g. s., ab'obrt: 1880
a.; '1i:30 81. Nufunft: '7:l0 ~; 1905 q.
'2dali&- t @ussen. @onutnos. : gusgsu. MOntaa.
6ShtcaGo, @ftIto nttfee & ct. 0auIsGtTenbnhn.
" Sto St=Sidet=Office 95 Mbome=StraBe; Selep9pne
2l9O Wtain. Union Boiioeier sStotiDu ganol, Adams,
NIB Wtabtion=S traBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-21

MUIuDtI TIEtuHtt
Shge ---- -
@~dDuen3u9 mad SEES WotueS ..... . 3:90Wf 0 800 81
Sntuois, Soma NIB 9eortaEGrpreBI' $50 0e 2:3O q
lRtuneopolis, StY. & Sinur SAILS. > $3.50 "a 1905 y
Solicit Accommodation. ........... : 405 81 9:459H
8eru Accommodation. ......... + $50 9tf 8:55 Wt
ct. SD, &eapenlporth, Saufas @itn,I
Colorado & 3eraS GrpreB. 800. = 600 81 '1000M
Bio SSipe nod 9eHoer Solo. @p9s.,
8ueblo. pia Omaha & &lncpln =. 1000 81 > S:10M
Optaba, ct. 8auI & 9enner. .. -. + 1910 81 z 6:0OM
4eora. OSfalo0ia & San. @i9 ... + 1910 &F 7:l0 so
'Gaeli9. + ausgcnDmmen SOnntag. ! 9useenonI.
men Sanlftog. Z AuSgenDntmen Wtoutag. o54Drt
td9li9 ols 2ofalss3ug BON 9es MotueS aurid.
peoriu 9dlailpa9en miro benz &tg Sine Somito9
AbenDS on9eb0ugt.