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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

unto newness of life" At Whit
suntide, in memory of the Holy
Apostles being then "baptized
with the Holy Ghost and with
fire. and also, because at that
time, three thousand" were
baptized.
AS to the religious observance
of Easter and other days there
is much "scriptual warrant for
such observance as for the meet.
ingsheld by the Epworth League
and Christian Endeavor societies;
surely only good can result from
the prayer of faith and from any
act upon the performance of
which, we may conscientiously
ask Gods blessing. And, as he
judges the motive which inspires
the act, perhaps the new cos
tune" if worn in His honor, is
as pleasing to Him as the beauti-
full Easter lilies which adorn
His sanctuary representing TIE
newness of life in the kingdom
of flowers.
The custom of staining eggs at
Easter-tide is a very ancient one.
Brands Poputa' Antiquties says,
the custom of having eggs at
Easter has been traced to the
theology and philosophy of the
Egyptians, Persians, Greeks,
Romans and Gauls; among all of
whom the egg was an emblem of
the universe, the work of the
Supreme Being. The Jews used
eggs at the feastof the passover,
in memory of Bah, having been
shut into the ark-as life is shut
within the egg. And as Christ.
being shut into the tomb, and
coming from it again, was sup
posed to have beenpreigured by
the ark, the early Christians
brought eggs to the Easter feast
in memory of His resurrection.
The Mesapotamia Christians
color the eggs red in memory
of His shed blood In Siberia
and Russia Easter day is set
apart for visiting, Gthe greeting
being, Christ Jesus is risen. the
answer-''yes. He is risen"
They call them pasch eggs.
Some are covered with gold or
silver leaf, or very beautifully
painted. In the sixteenth centu-
ry, the custom prevailed more
generally. In Germany emble-
matte prints are some times used,
one OF these being preserved in the
print room of theBritish Museum.
Three hens are represented up
holding a basket in which three
eggs are placed. Over the cen
ter eggs is the Agnus Del, Lamb
of Cod having a nimbus, or
glory around the head IN the
shape OF a cross. ''rhe other
eggs bear the symbols OF Hope
and Charity. Beneath them are
the following lines"
"All good things are three,
Therefore present to thee
Three Easter eggs
Faith, and Hope and Charity.
Never from thy heart lose
Faith in our Christ
Hope IN God, and love Him
TO thy death. L. A. n.
clurksburg, W. Va, May 9, 1895.
The bursting of a reservoir in
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

Thewest virginiastate Educu.
tional Association will meet in
Seepherdstown the first week in
July. A reception will lie given
the educators on Monday even.
ing. July LIST. and the balance OF
the week will be devoted to the
business of the association and TO
sight seeing.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

Farmers should sell their
produce where they can get spot
cash for it. +. n. Rector, Pike
street will pay you the cash for
everything he buys from YOU.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

John Rice, of Hagerstown,
while sitting along the edge Of
Antietam creek, had a Mt and fell
into the stream. He was drowned
in a foot of water.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03
More AbOutEaster

fNN" .''
~ ON L of the
.. Ea readers Of the
N.Y. TEL EGRAM
as, may be inter-
" ested in t h g
"a MIN history of the
N&sgfM VI Eas I er festi-
HANZ val. What
SHy 10 does the word
IfH Ns Easter mean?
I'm WI 1t is derived
nm nm from the Sax
G3l3s W on word OSter,
,iNj4s#S mea ming. to
{El ~ rise. or. a S
l9SS"l W some suppose
IN Eoxt,r. the name of a Saxon
oddess. in the time of the
Div Apostles, and ever since,
anniversary festival in memo
Of Christs resurrection has
eu observed. Easter is spoken
10 the twelfth chapter of Acts,
which time Herod retained st.
eter in prison, probably ir or
i to prevent his celebration of
al glad day with the other
UostIes. intending after Easter
bring him forth to the people.
The French for Easter is
sgpe which comes from the
reek word Pascl,o, which is de-
led from the H e b r e W
secb, meaning passover hence
ehave the English word Paschel.
be last supper" which our
essed Lord took with his apos-
5 was the Passover feast"
significance of which, says
elaubet, was that it was the an
versary of the birth Of the
wish nation. The sacrifice of
/ Paschal lamb aclSnowled dyed.
cir sin and need of atonement,
Bich they must apply to them
Ives by faith. The absence of
ayen denoted their putting
Jay sin. The bitter herbs were
oken Of their repentance. The
hole forshadowed the coming
their Redeemer. I'm taking
Lords supper together. we
arm the blessing and power of
E oneness OF Gods people,
Many as the waves. but one as
sea. Like the radii of a
Fcle, the nearer we are 10 the
nter, Christ, the nearer we are
each other"
Easter is called a movable
psi, because it does not always
eur al the same time. At the
uncil Of Nice, in 325, the bishops
cided that Easter day should
the Sunday following the Jew
feast Of the passover, which
kept on the fourteenth day. or
limoon of the Jewish month
: san. corresponding with our
pc with the vernal equinox, the
Tenty.frst of March. 1.-The
wish months were lunar, and
nmenced with the new moon. :"
Bostonian gives the seasons
the movable nature of the
Psier feast" in rhymes.
Thirty days hath September, f"
Every person can remember;
I'M to know when Easter come
Puzzles even scholars some.
When March the twenty first is past
'9St watch the silvery moon,
and @heu you see it full and round
AnoN Easter'll lie here soon.
!. After the moon has reached its full,
!, Then Easter will he here.
lhe Sunday after
u each and every year.
!. aaditit happens on Sunday
inr moon should reach its height,
NJ, AolloWlnR TINS event
M'lI be the Easter bright.
The Jewish month Nissan is
Ale'ImeS called Abb, which
pro- signifies "a new ear of
m Nissan is derived from
{ Hebrew word Ms, to fly, re.
ring 10 the flight of the israe.
Is from Egypt.
Nus said that among the early
''s''anS, the Easter festival
5 solemnized for fifty days,
= IS from Easter to Whitsun-
II. AS devotion abated, this
a ) was shortened" 1t is also
d that. except in cases Of ne.
asity, baptism was admin;star
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

Ii is said that Randolph county
has more standing timber than
the States of Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Connecticut
combined, and has a greater area
than Rhode Island.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

Some people may be gratitied
by the fact that there we're 1s9. \
ooC fewer immigrants who came
to this country in 1894 than there
were in 1893. But when we con-
slider the conditions which were.
responsible for this falling off in
immigration. there is very little
to justify the feeling of gratitica
ton. 1t is worth considering
how many OF these $4,000 peo-
pie who did not come may have
belonged to the very class that
this country requires most. Test
I'ir0intm.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

Oscar Wilde the famous novel
list and play writer was not con-i
victed of the indecent charges
brought against him in London.
A hung jury was the result and
Oscar will get a new trial and
probably be acquitted
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

Take your produce to r.. n.
Rector Pike street.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

Durant is now held for the
murder Of both the girls connect
ed with the San Francisco church
tragedy.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

Prof. A. j. Wilkinson who is
now working Mississippi as one
of the managers of the American
Book Co. was here a few days
this week. Jack is an old Far
rison boy and has a host Of friends
here
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

Reformer-Your present work
is degrading the stage. You
should always aim at something
high.
Dancer Why, l do. / try to
kick the roof.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

was arrested. 1t is needless to
follow the details of the crime
further. The summonlng OF
Coy. Brown and his family to
The bloody scene the gathering
ot the relatives of the dead wo.
mpp-t the Coroners inquest all
followed. The verdict of the jury
was Unsuitable homicide" The
sentiment prevails that the State
authorities will also let Gordon
50 Unpublished.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

Stephen A. Douglas split the
National Democracy thirty five
or forty years ago, and, ofcourse,
the result was as disastrous to
himself as it was to the party.
The Illinois leader or leaders
who are preparing TO do the
splitting in 1895 and 1896 will be
hit hard if they try to get any
office. - Globe Democrat.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03
sycamore DaIe.

Ii L. N
The farmers are busy getting
in their spring crops,
Clarence Evans is at home,
Mrs. Sarah Carder is visiting
her sister Mrs. Frank Davis.
Mr.. Harbert from near Sardis
was visiting his daughter Mrs.
g. N. Martin last week.
The delegates from this place
to the Epworth League Conyen.
tion at Parkersburg were Misses
Dora and Mary Evans, Bertha
Davis, Messrs. n, D. Boring and
G II. Bell. They reporta pleas
ant time.
Martin Yates moved to his
residence on Coburn's creek last
week.
Miss lisa Davis has returned
from Fairmont where SHE has
been visiting friends, THIsTEE.
Cyclone spreads Destruction N Krs-
Sas.
WIcHirA, KANSAS, May
special from Halstead, Kansas
says: About 1890 this afternoon
fearful cyclone devastated u
strip Of country several hundred
yards wide and at least sixteen
miles in length, killing six per-
sons outright and seriously in
iuring several other, while many
have received slight injuries.
The loss will be not less than
100000, besides the six deaths
and injured, two or three Of whom
will probably die. Physicians
from Wichita went TO the relief
of the injured and local assist
ance is given to the suffering
families.
Everybody in the track Of the
storm lost everything and outside
aid will probably have TO be call
ed for.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03


further, The summonng Of
Gog. Brown and his family to
she bloody scene the gathering
Fol the relatives of the dead wo-
man-the Coroners inquest all
followed. The verdict of the jury
was Unsuitable homicide. " The
sentiment prevails that the State
authorities will also let Gordon
80 unpublished.
Hon, r. G. Horr has been
making a thorough investigation
Of ihe charge that silver was
demouetized by a trick in 1873,
and he finds that it has no tounda
tiop The bill was prepared, he
says by men who honestly be.
lieved that the silverdollar should
be Cropped and a single gold
standard adopted; and it was
passed with a full understanding
of its purpose. In other words,
tho great crime of 1873" was
simply piece of regular legisla-
Htion, believed to be for the good
Eof the country, and nobody was
deceived about it any respect.
A special from Charleston says
The moonshiners that have run
thing to suit themselves in Lo.
gan Wyoming, Mcdowell and
Mercercounties are at last COW.
led, Marshal Doc Smith and a
squad ofdeputies started out to
capture Lee Ward who has been
Selling liquor Illegally. Ward
opened fire and Smith put four
shots into him IN quick success
ion. and he died in a few mimi.
tes. This cowed the moonshin-
| ers and the deputies brought in
lo-sfe hem, including twenty
women The whole crowd were
taken 70 Jail at Charleston,
Parkersburg was visited by a
bad fire Friday night in which
one Gifts substantial citizens and
business men sustained heavy
loss. This gentleman is Mr.. NJ.
B. Bartlett, proprietor Of the
large livery stable on Ann street,
which was burned. Elk Mayor
w. a. Smith, who owns the
frame building adjoining the
livery stable, is also loser by
last nights contlagration. Be.
tween fire and water his building
was almost totally ruined.
Journal.
Stephen A. Douglas split the
National Democracy thirty five
or forty years ago, and, ofcourse,
the result was as disastrous to
himself as it was to the party.
The Illinois leader or leaders
who are preparing to do the
splitting in 1895 and 1895 will be
hit hard if they try to get any
office. - Globe Democrat.
The West Virginia State Educu.
tional Association will meet in
Seepherdstown the first week in
July. A reception will lie given
the educators on Monday even
ing. July LIST. and the balance OF
the week will be devoted to the
business of the association and to
sight seeing.
Ii is said that Randolph county
has more standing timber than
the States of Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Connecticut
combined, and has a greater area
than Rhode Island.
r. d, Mckinley. Harrison,
Allison, Morton! And the con
vention is thirteen or fourteen
months away yet. The Repubh-
cans have lots of Presidential
lumber, but where are the Demo-
cratic martyrs for so.
Farmers should sell their
produce where they can get spot
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

The bursting of a reservoir in
France last Sunday caused a dis
aster similar to the Johnstown
flood. About 1870 lives were lost.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

Work on the grading and con
struction of the P. & A. r. II.
will becommencedin a few weeks.
This road will start from Pick
ems, the present terminal of the
Buckhannon River branch of the
W. Va, & P. Railroad, will run
to Addison, the county seat of
Webster. at which are located
the Webster sulphur springs,
There is no doubt Addison will
become a great summer resort.
This read will run through the
vast timber region known as
THE Pines" which embraces
several thousand acres of almost
unbroken forest.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-03

u vi Il OF the
readers of the
TEL EG r AM
may be inter
ested in t h g
history of the
Eas ter festi.
Y a l. What
does the word
Easter mean?
1t is derived.
from the Sax
on word OSter,
m e a ming. to
rise. o a S
some suppose
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
Gin rdu6i9es Saaf
Jn DER camille ciues miaiOndrs.

8pr ettpu 6 Seya6ren berlieB Caroline, Die
i40ne unb gebilbete So9ter bes MiQionGrs
Sfaac @qsport6, tbr 9eim in MiGpautee,
8tS., unb begab ii9 no4 Bottom. 9ort
arbettete tie an elmer 3eitung. sic CAB I'M
beiIen ie6r balb bteie SteQung uuf uno bielt
ii3 na6einanOer in @6icago, ct. 9aul,
minneapolis unb &unids @itp auf. ue6eraQ
betrie6 tie in grpBartigem Stple Die @bedz
6Glf3ung, un0 um fem S09ter6en bor Dem
3u4tbauie 5u retten, muBte i6r rei9er 8ater
ttef in ben @elbbeutel g~reifen. Ia9 uno
mad puroe Inn btes inbefen du9 gu biel
uno er iiberlieB Caroline ibrem S6id1al.
S6rem etnne6menben @efen gelang es, tpG6@
ren0 Der MISUNDERSTANDING Die 8ertretunq
elmer ~austpGrtigen 3eitung gu erbalten, uno
pGbreno biefer 3eit beitrebte tie Ii9, elm an
tdnbiges 2e6en gu fi6ren un0 IteQte bic
@beGfalf9erei Elm. ODD faunG ipar Die
NusiteQung Dorbet, ais lie ba3 unterbro9ene
8ef6Gft fpieoer aufna6m. So iteIte Iie fi9
in benz Oelitatef engef9Gft Bpm Sebne e So.
ais cine @Dnbernante i'm 0aufe bes Or.
Gt6rtbge Dor, beiteQte cine 8artie WQaren
unb be8a6lte bieIe nit einem gefGli9ten
G6ed gum bretfa6en 8etrage bes @efauften.
Ser &et purbe t6r a%nitanbslos ausbe8ablt.
Sn beriel6en @eife legte ite Die 5irmen
Sie9el, Cooper &c g., Die Tair unO anbere
9ef3GftsIeute binetn. Nuf @eranlafung
bes Sepne tpurbe @arIin9en enbli9 perz
baftet unb bon 8i9ter 8rabtpeG unter $1,000
8iirgi6aft benz griminalgeri9t iiberipiefen.
Die 8iirgf3aft tpurbe geiteGt. Oo9 als Der
Sal i'm @riminalgeri4t aufgerufen purbs,
fe9lte Caroline unb ibr Qufentbalt tonnte
nt9t ermittelt tperOen. 9eitern gelang Is
3tpet 9etectiOs Der gentralzS Station, Der
SGlf3ertn bab6aft gu tperben unb tie Ii9erz
3uftelen. Sic pirb nunmebr i6ren 9rDSeB
gu beiteben BADEN. sic lit treuSfibel uno
9offt, oaB tbr Batter, beDor er fe in's 3u9tz
baus geben lGBt, bod nod einmal eini9e
9unOert Dollars fir Iie opfert,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
Qus Sen Setten 9etrteben.
Gin Brand wedte beute firth ole Jnfafcn Ger
Ghica9oer mdobeu Jnouftrie=S 6uIe. -
Der Sd1aoen nidt beoeuteno.

9te Gbicagoer Snbuitrie : S9ule fir
MGo9en an Der @de Der 40. StraBe uno
prairie Mbenue mar 6eute frii6 gegen $50
l16r Die Stdtte zines bebentliben 6euers.
Sn Der 4nitalt befanben ii3 our 3eit
gegen ITO Wdb9e, tpel6e fdmmtli9 unter
Der 2eitung Der uniibtigen S9uli 6peitern
rnperlebt aus benz in 8ran0 geratbenen Sc
hGube enttamen. Der 8ranb Ielbit purbe
cuff feinen Serb, ben norbpeflt9en 5liigel
beg @ebdubes bef9rGntt, unb Der S9aben
am @ebGube unb Snbalt ptrb nit $1,000
fpieoer gut gu MAIDEN iein.
urfa9e Oes 8ranbes mar cine iiber6ibte
0ampfr0bre. Die Sberin Der Mnitalt,
S3lDeiter Stantslous, beren S6laf3immer
fi3 i'm Oberen Stpdtpert Des norofpeftli6en
5liigels bes 9ebGube8 b%eftnbet, ertpa9te
5eute friib in 5olge bes @eru9es bon
8au3, Der tbr in Die Naie itieg. sic 1tanb
fofort d1f uno fab aud balo in elmer @de
tbres 3tmmer5 Slammen em%porf9ieBen.
Die in bemfelben Stodtpert T9ldfenbenWtGoz
9en nurOen fOfort getpedt unb in bas Sreie
gefibrt. @tnige tronte &inber purben bon
Der f9nea berbetgeeiltenPoGt5et in purme
gebiilt unb na9 benz Mercbz6o5ptz
tai ge6ra9t. Die %geIunben &inber funben
porldufig lntertunft in bena6barten 6Guz
fern, bis iebe @efa6r ppriiber mar, mas
f9nea bur9 bic 5euerpe6r beranlaBt purbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
APhPrhltck
GmO 9mrSgefa6tes S.

-S9nee in Der Na6t unb morgen tlar
nno falt, Bel Norbpinb, lautet bic @etter>
Dor9erfage.
= Sn Der StaatsgefeBgebung in Spring
Ttelo tpuroe beute Die 8oti9aft beS 8ouz
Dernetrs b%erlefen, t~porauf Der Senat fhb
in baS Mbgeorbneten6aus 6iniiber be9ab,
nm in gemeinfamer SiBung nit bieiem bas
@rgebntB Der leBten Md6len feit3uiteQen,
SIN 9arfe tpurbe cine Sin fir @infiibrune
Der @tbiloienftrefo form na9 8elieben Der elm
3elnen StG6te eingeret9t. Na9 erfDlgter
5eititelung bes Wa6lergebnifies entfernte
1t1 Der Senat, Der Spre9er ernunnte gum
ELECTROMAGNETIC 8errp, 9apIep,
@aQaRan, @6tte, Gratis unb Morris, unb
nas 9aus bertagte ii9.
Scr 9up1t 1o1 Die N6fi6t 6eqen, ben
GArtftopb Columbus troB Des bonn &urz
DtnalscOQegtum bagegen qefGQten urtbeil8
1eltg gu ipre9en, mas mir aber be5tpeifeln.
= SIN beutf9en 3ei68taqe nabm bic @rz
Drterung bes u~mtur3gefeBes i6ren Sort
gang.
Ser e6renpert6e uMdipr" GampTon,
peG6er in 8e3ug auf bic @rmorbumo GoIz
t'"+ON+ , +upcLC AuSIuIIL 9eQeIt IQI[II, III
IN Jten Orleans Derbaftet nprben unb pirb
Der g}ot9 ge9or6enO, nt9t Dem eignen
Srteb = G6tcago tpieOer nit Teiner Sc
gentpart beebren. 8pr 1etner 8er6aftlng
3atte er nit ietnem Sreunbe, benz ST.
Senator S'Wtaaeb, mebrfa9e l1nterrebunz
gen, nel9e Die 8eitrafung flii9tiger Ser
BREEDER ntht gum 3ped 9ebobt baben IoGen.
9rei 8urI6en, tpeG3e fi8 aGs ungeb@
lt9e 9ulfs=@OQettoren nit 500 bete3en
laten noQten, purben geftern auf 8eranz
lafung Der rGiOic federation" in 9aft gez
rommen, unO ba lire S9ulo ertpiefen lit,
iper6en tie pobl aub beftraft tperben. 6ierz
bur3 pirb Die @abr6eit bes @pri6ports:
Die tletnen 9tebe 6Gngt man, bic groBen
ldBt man l%aufen," abermaIs betpieien.
0as @omite bes @tobtrat6s, pel6es
bic Antlage gegen Boomers unter1u9en foQ,
tpiro am nG9iten 0ienitag cine @tBung abb
balten. Der 8Ortlaut Der 3efolution,
tpel@e Nlb. Pptpers BON alien Sin6en REIN
pGi4t, tit nod nt9t befannt,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
Gin per5weifelter plan pereiteIt.
mie Elm eefdhrIider StroI6 3mei Spie6oe=
ieler befreien polite.
@prinQfielb, Mp.. 10. San.

@Prtn9fielD, Mp., 10. San.
9eute tpurbe Der fiibne plan zines qefdbrz
lt3en Strol6es entbedt, 5pei 1einer GpieB=
aus Dem S~prtngfielber @eTdngniB
gu b%efreien unb n0tbigenfaus ietbft BON Ell
mem Morbe nt9t 5uriid5uI9reden, s.. 6.
9offman, tpel9er unter Der Nl1flaqe ftebt,
bas goitamt in Ptlot @rope berau6t gu baz
ben uno 9egen ben au1 nod anbere MntlQz
gen erboben finb, bate ben 8lan 0efuBt,
Trant Seer unb George Saplor ans benz Sc
fGngntHe 81 befreien, 6offmun looQte ft6
unter Der Maste zines poIi3iIten, Ginqanq
in oas 9efdngntB berf9affen, oaan ben Sc
f~dngntBtpGrter ermoroen unb feline iSreunbe
6efreien, Ser plan mar CUR &enntniB Der
Sprtngfieloer polt5ei gelangt, BEN elmer DON
9offman's SpieBgefelen benIel6en Derraz
teen bate, unb e5 iparen 0prtebrunQen Qez
tEpffen, I'm 9offman gefangen 3u ne6men,
cher tbn nteoer5uf3teBen. 3ufQGlioerlpeiIe
traf Der 6iilfsmarf9aG 8ropn aus 5prtnq=
fielb 9pffman auf elmer einIamenQ oubI traBe
in Der gd6e BON 8olibtar, als 1i6 DieTer qez
rooe auf benz Wege no9 @prinqfietb befanb..
Getoe 3ogen ibre Pt1tolen un6 eS tpltrben
mebrere @9iffe gepecbfelt; a1s fdlieBli6
8ropn etnen 3peiten &ebolper berDorbolte,
ranote 6offman fein Yferb, unb ma6te 1t6
1dleuntgit aus benz Staube. 9rotpr berz
fDlgte i'm mebrere Meilen neit, fonnte i'm
ieoo9 nt4t einbolen. SEPT fiBen i6m mehrere
9ultSmarl 9due auf ben 5erien.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
Gin neuer 8unoescommtfdr.
10. u. G. humphrey Ger 6IiidIiae.

@nbli6 1T Die felt Monaten I6pebenbe
5rage, per Der Nodfolger Oes pertOrbenen
8unbescommifGrs 8biuip q. SOPHIE perz
ben tpiirbe, penn au9 nibt gu a19emeiner
,3ufrteben6ett, erlebigt. 3i6ter @roBcup
tbeilte beute morgen nit, baB 8trt g..
9umpbreD, Elm 9obn be5 Senator 9um~
p6rep, be1timmt lei, baS ebenio eintrdgli4e
ME let9te Mmt gu bethlehem. 9err 9umz
pbrep 1T BON profefion Nbpofat, bat cine
Sffice in Dem 3immer go, IA bes 9aufes
80 Mabtfon @traBe, unb betIeiOete ben Poz
fen zines rMfaiter in @bancerD" Der Sotalz
oert6te. @r pirb borausft9tli6 f3on in
BEN nG6ften Sagen iein neues Nmt am
treten. Seine Grnennung 1T %infofern cine
l1eberruI6 dung, ais 3iemlt9 ulgemeir an
oenommen nIrbe, bdB Die Wabl bes &t9z
fers auf W}art q. Sorte, ben longidbrigen
Glert bes peritprbenen @ommtfGrs 9opne,
fallen piirbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
Wett9ebenOe Dllne.
SepOritebeltOe @rnemutlrg bon Orieuz
talil@en Yatriar6en GIT
GarOindlen.
Der popit uno ole aneIifani1de
Rirde.
SEQ XIII. 1pitn(Gt cine Ausf06mums nil
Oct rm(t(6en STRIDE.
Observation-Disclosures Gefub Grispi's an oen
papt.
Sc 0 N 10. San.

Cb Nv LIZ" OUH'
SIN nG9Tten Gpn1titortum nirb Der 9up1t
tpa6rf9einli6 3tpet orientaliI6en 9atriar=
9en bic gorbtnalstpiirbe perlei6en, 0te be-
treffenben Botriar9en finb bic Mfgr. M5a=
rtan, Der drmeniI9e Yatridr9, unD M5gr.
gu1ep, Der Patriar6 BON Nntto9ten.
Ser papft I6reibt bie5en @%rnernungen
Die 909ite Mt9tigfett 81, unb 1T Der ueberz
3eugung, baB bteIelben i'm gun3en Orient
et1en tiefen Gtnbrud MAIDEN unb ba3u bic
men tperben, bas lang getpiinI9te Neritdnbz
nib 3nti9en ben S9ismatifern unb Dem
Bapftt6um gu be16leunigen.
Set Dem Sobe bes Garbtnals 8oRdrios
i'm finf5e6nten S~abrbunbert, befanben ft9
feline Srientalen I'M beiligen Golegtum, nit
Der Musna6me Des Cardinals 0af1um, zines
Mrmenter5, fpel9er in 5olge 0rtltber Ser
bdltntfe ~ge3punden pur0e, feinen Wo6nz
itB in 3om 3u nebmen.
Ser Cardinal 8aug6n, Der @r3bii9of
BON @eftmtnIter, tpirb in Gom ertpartet,
ba it6 Der papt NIT i6m iiber bic 8eGiz
gton8frage in @nglar1b gu berat6en tpiin19t,
unD Defenders iiber Die 3tpedmdBig1te Nrt
unb Weiie, Inn cine @ereinigung Der fa=
tbolif9en nit Der proteftanttI9en Stride am
8%ubu6ner, 9as 8efultat Der 8eratbung
pirb obne 3peifeI fpdter in SOrm elmer
pdpitli9en Nufforberung an Die angltz
tant19e STRIDE, in ben S3OoB Der rOmtz
f4en &ir4e 3uritdtebren, tunbgegeben perz
ben.
4uBerbem bat Seq Der 0rei3ebnte bic
4bft9t, cine @eriDbnung 3ptf9en Der ruff
ober OrtbDboren 8tr4e, unb 8om
berbet3ufi6ren, @S 1T tpabr76einli6, baB
bor ben nd@iten NaRlen in StaGien @rispt
ben Popt erfu4en ptrb, ben &atbOIiten gu
.erlau6en, it6 an ben @a6Gen gu bethel
ltgen, Die 8ilbung elmer fat6Dlif6en Parz
Iamentspartet niirbe, pte man glaubt, Der
3egterung BON bebeutenbem NuBen 1ei1t,
unb berfel6en BEL Dem Wt~berftan6e gegen Die
ltmftur3partei Die fe6r not6penbtge Inter
itiBung perletben, Obglet9 Die 8e3iebz
3ntf9en benz Premter unb benz 0qtiz
can tpeniger% gefpanuter art FinO alS friiber,
10 1T IS bod nt9t na6rf6etnli9, baB Der
Papit benz 0errn @ri8pt unb Der Regiez
rung aus ibren @~erlegen3eiten berausbelfen