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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-29
THE AMERICAN IDEAY IN CITIES

HE ''AMEhlCAN IDEA" IN CITIES.
"The American idea in municipal
government" says the Chicago Times.
Herald, sis nothing for an American
TO boast Of"
This is a very common idea and il
is also very false one. II is sur.
prising that paper as intelligent,
able and well.informed as the Chi.
osgo Tines Herald accepts this false
view spread by leisured reformers
whose knowledge of foreign cities
goes no farther than the surface.
The American idea" in city and
local government is as good and
sound as any other American idea. 1t
is "pay as you 60" 1t stands for a
check to debt. 1t represents a re.
fusal to mortgage the future for the
present. From 1880 to 1890 the
only cities in the world which made
no heavy increase in debt were Amer.
ican cities, towns counties and states.
England from 1881 to 1891 increased
its local debt from s571, 100000 to a
round s1,000,000,0OO. Paris re-.
duced its rate of interest, maintained
its aggregate annual interest charge
and added heavily to its capital debt.
Berlin added alone more to its CITY
debt in that period than any four of
our leading cities. During this decade
the United States, by far the richest
country in the world, added only
S13,000,000 net to its entire local
debt, state, city, town, county and all
Our cities, S5S in number, added only
$4O,000,000 to their total debt less
than London alone incurred in the
last decade. As for London, it adds
SlO,OOO,OO0 of new debt this year
and in FIVE years it has added from
$20,000,000 to s25,000,000. We
doubt if all our cities put together
have made as large net increase of
debt.
The splendor of foreign cities are
largely paid for with borrowed money.
Paris carries debt of some $780,.
100000, one'half as large as the debt
of all our cities put together, and the
local debt af France is $1,000, ,OOO,.
600, or five times as large as our 10.
cal debt. No wonder they can afford
good many luxuries. In the de.
cade from 1880 to 1890 the United
States paid off s1,0OO,0O0,OOO of ma
tional debt and resolutely checked
the increase of local debt. In the
same decade Europe added $4,000.
100000 to its national debt and ST..
100000 to its local debt.
We advise the Chicago Times. Her.
aid to revise both its patriotism and
its information. Corruption there is
in American cities, but it is being
scourged and corrected, and the waste
of corruption, which can be checked,
is, If one must choose, better than
headlong extravaganza in debt sure
to be repudiated. Madrid has not
paid interest on its debt for fifteen
years. No American city of like
size has ever repudiated its debt or
ever will. Our city government,
have their faults, but they hsTe the
supreme virtue of paying as they go
instead of driving on posterity for
their Present maguifcence.-PhiLa.
Press.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-29
Secretary Gresham Dead.

Secretary of State Walter Quin
tain Gresham, died 10 Washington in
one of a suite OF rooms on the
ground floor at johnson annex of the
Arlington hotel. AT his bedside
we're Mrs. Gresham, his devoted wife,
his daughter, Mrs. L. +. Andrews, OF
Chicago, and his son.in.law, Mr.. An.
drews, the nurses and three physi.
clans.
Secretary Gresham was taken i'll
some four weeks ago with gladstone
10 the bladder which subsequently
passed and he attempted to ride out
to Woodley, the Presidents country
place when he took cold, which re-.
suited 10 pleurisy, which caused his
death. Probably very few people in
the United States are better known
to the general public than Secretary
Gresham as his name has been con.
stantly before the people ever since
the opening of the war of the rebel.
lion in which he took an active part.
gaining much distinction while fight.
ing under Grant, and in 1868 be was
appointed brigadier general upon the
recommendation of Grant and Shor.
man.
The war over, General Gresham
returned to his profession, forming
law partnership at New Albany, Ind.
In 1886 he was nominated for Con.
gress against McKerr, but the dis.
trlct was heavily Democratic and he
was defeated. When General Grant
become President he was appointed
the United States district Judge for
Indiana. Until April, 1888, he held
this position. When Postmaster Gen.
eral Howe died in April, 1888,
Gresham was rendered the cabinet
position by telegraph, and accepted.
Near the close of Arthur's term, on
the death Of Secretary Fogle, he was
appointed Secretary of the Treasury,
a position he held until October 1884.
President Arthur, who had taken him
from the bench, had the satisfaction
of restoring him to the bench at the
close of his service.
In 1888 Judge Gresham was made
prominent candidate for the Repub-
licaD nomination for the Presidency
at the Chicago convention. His
liberal views on the tariff created
against him the antsgonism of the
extreme protectionists at Chicago.
After Mr.. Cleveland was elected in
February, 1898, he summoned Judge
Gresham to Lakewood, N. j., where,
after a consultation, he rendered him
the position of premier of the cabi.
net he was forming. Judge Gresham
accepted and assumed the duties of
Secretary of State on March 7, 1898.
AS Secretary of State in the pres.
ent administration, Mr.. Gresham has
had to deal with perhaps more vexa-
tions, intricate and delicate diploma.
tic affairs than has fallen to the share
of most Secretaries of State. His
treatment of these was marked by the
strong individuality which was part
of the man.
Gresham came from English stock.
His ancestors moved to Virginia and
later to Harrison county, Ind, where
he was born on ST. Patrick's day,
1882.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-29

LORD SALISBURY will make a pro.
found Impression by his declaration
that he believes that the reports of
Armenian massacres are correct, as
he has been known in the past as a
strong sympathizer with the Turkish
policy and averse to insisting on re-.
form in Turkey.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-29

IT doesn't seem to occur to the
Populists who are concerned lest the
Supreme Courts's decision, which
makes the Income Tax act unconsti.
tutional, will paralyze Congress, that
that is Just what the constitution is
for, to nullify vicious legislation.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-29

It's ten to one that the honors
which are now being shown to the
Ameer's son IN England will make
him more or less familiar with the
proverbial difference in the morning
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-29

VEsT's voice is heard in the free
coinage wilderness. Since he has the
President off his hands the Mis-.
sourian has assumed his old atti.
tnda
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-29

The greatest combine on record is
the Democratic Administration com.
bine on the deficit. II beats all
other trusts hollow.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-29
WOOL

All persons having wool, and want
rolls or batting carded can have carding
done on short notice. Do not grease any
wool at home as 1 will furnish you a
charge same price if CREASED at home.
Price this year for oiling and carding one
cent less than 1 have charged the last
three years. IL. LAMB,
Spartansburg, Pa.
F. r. LANSON, agent, Tionesta, Pa.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-11
An Fra of corruption.

The following from the pen of IL
prominent KanSan who has closely
watched the course of affairs is Il
plain statement of what Isl to be en-
pected from the Congress which meets
next month: "My prediction is that
the next Congress will be the most
corrupt and profligatc that We lmve
had since the Credit MObilicr steals.
Cleveland will recommend the issu-
ing Of S500,000,0G0 of'bonds to retire
the S3l6.0O00n0 of grcenbacks and
the Sl30,000,000 of Treasury notes.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany will engineer the scheme to de
fraud the Government out of It's debt:
the great manufacturers will be on
hand to restore the tariff in their
special interests, and the national
banks are to be given complete con.
troll of issuing money. If the issuing
of S62,00O,OOO of bonds will furnish
S8,OO0,OOO of a steal how much of a
steal will &J00,000,00O furnish? The
money power, the national banks, the
special tariff, corporations and the
Pacific railroad interests will furnish
Il Doodle fund of Sl0000O,00O to carry
out their plans. In addition to this
there will be another powerful lobby
to obt ain moro ship contracts, sub
sides, etc. and increased compensation
for carrying the ls'"-Chicogo Ex,
press.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-11
Timely and Good Advice.

The season for the usual appearance
of those annoying and often times
very serious complaints-colds and
coughs, catarrh in the nose and head,
sore throat and it's many complica-
tloDs-is now near to us, and it stands
we'll to reason that proper precaution
should be taken to guard against
them, and proper remedies and cor
receives used in the early stages. All
of the latest and most popular RENE
dies for the above complaints with
necessary directions for their use, can
be had at Muller's drug store. Orders
by mail very yromytly attended to.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-11
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
He ApologiZed.

a member OF Il we'll known ath-
letic club, riding along at an easy
pace was overtaken by another wheel
which didn't turn out in time, ard a
rear end collision was the result
When the clubman recovered from
the shock he found himself lying on
his back and the baggy knee of a pair
of trousers across his face. Furious
at the stupidity of the other rider he
struggled to get up shouting:
"Why the devil do you ride like
that?"
ooh, dear! Oh, DEAR" said IL plain
tive voice. 81 didn't mean to. I'm
all tangled up"
ooh, Lord! a girl" moaned the
young man. "And l went and sworc
at her." and his contrition increased
when he picked himself up and saw
gazing at him from around the wreck
age Il very pretty face flushed with
modification. Lifting the owner to
her feet, the young man tried to apol-
ogize.
Awfully sorry. / thought that it
was some idiot of a man that had run
into me. That is-cr--es-I don't
mean you're an idiot. you know; if I'd
known that you were / wouldn't have
sworn ut you. No, no, / don't mean
that either. I'm a little ratified, you.
see, but ] thought it was man when
L saw your trousers. That is.
thought yOur-er- garments were
trousers Of man, you know. If I'll
known you wore blooming, that is if
I'd known those trousers were bloom
ers-I mean if I'd known it was girl
who wore trousers-Oh. durnitall! ]
apologize" and the youth mounted
and sped away SO madly that he mar
rowly escaped wrccking street car,
leaving the girl redder than before
Chicago Journal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-11
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

At n meeting of the .Ronrd of Equalization
held Oct. ., 1895, it was ordered that the Clerk
of said Board publish in accordance with law
list of all persons or corporations whose tax
es have been raised on the assessment roll az d
who did not appear before the Board OF Oct
8, 1895, as follows:
A. LISSACK, raised from s. to $500
GlIAS NOBLE. raised froinS3625, 90 to $38 % 90.
The parties named above, upon making aft
davit according to law that they have received
no notice Of said raise of valuation of their
property, ut the earliest opportunity, will be
heard.
JOHN HENDERSON, Clerk.
BY WEBSTER PATTERSON, Deputy
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-11

It's just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's
easier to cure severe cough or cold
with it. Let your next purchase for
a cough be One Minute Cough Cure.
Better medicine; better results; bet
ter try it. For sale by f. f. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-11

The Supreme Court of Indiana has
sustained the Blackboard law" re-
quiring railroads to note upon black.
boards at least twenty minutes be-
fore the schedule time of the arrival
OF passenger trains, the fact as to
whether such trains are on time if
late, and how much. Tho decision
was given i'll u case appealed from the
Scott county court by the pennsyl-
vanla company, which was fined in
1891 for violation of the law.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-11
Fipc French Candies always on hand
HIGH SCHOOL, BONDS.

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Sealed Bids for ton Elko Courty High
School Bonds of $500. 90 each, drawing q per
cent interest, will be received by tho County
Clerk until November 10, 1885, upon which
will be sold for cash 10 the party or parties.
residents of Elko County, Nevada, fling the
highest bid or bids.
JOHN HENDERSON,
CLERK OF the Board Of County commissioners
In and for Flko County
By w. PATTERSON. Deruty..
Elko. New, Nov. 3, 1865.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-11

SILVER Medal Flour" makes the
most delicious bread and cake.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

reicber Sat ii9 in ibrer 2%lbtpeienbeit in Der
Suite etngefun6en babe. Die Otutter uno
bic 3obter 9ingen gIcicbfaQs CUR 9tubs, ben
alien Wtann aber er9ritf Die Derbre6ertlde
@ter nab bent 0elbe 6cs reidben Sremoz
ltn9S: leiie itanb ct bonn 8ette auf, nabm
ett Bell, lbli6 iib in Die Sdlaffammer
oes 9altes, 5eri6metterte ibm ben &opt,
beraubte tbn ictnes @el6eS unb ietner Soft
barfetten unb i6leppte bic &ei6e in Die
Sbeune, no ct lie inter Dem Strob Derbarg.
Oils iDn am nd6itcn Mor9en ieine GO9ter
fragte, tpo Der @ait 9eblicben, ertricberte ct,
Der Trenloe lei ipe98cfabren, na6bcm er fur
0a8 g}ocbtla9cr nod reicbli6 ge5abtt bate.
8al0 aber ioltc Oas Gerbrccben al ben Sag
tOmmen. 0ie Nacbbarn itr6mten berbei,
UNI Die Treuoc Der Gltern, benen Der lang
e1tbcbrte So9n rcicb unb ftottIi4 6eim8es
fe1rt lei, gu teilen. $50 lit euer SObn?"
fra9ten iie- y9Selcber Sobn?" rgtun, Ser
aus Nmerica 3uriidgefOmmen lit. ST lit
ia gdn3 sum fetnen t6errn 9eporDen."
Wtt ctncm furtbt6arcn S6rei 1~tiirate Der
W0roer III Die S6eune, no i'm bic gtabz
barn auf Der 2eibe bes SobneS 3uiammens
8ebroben fanOen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

Die 0o9o nab Dem aumdhti9en
Dollar.

SIS nar geftern Ia6mtttaq fura na6
bier ll6r, ais an Der SIDE Der GGurf un6
8anoolpbftraBe Elm t%leiner, tpo6l6eleibter
Wfdnn, anf9etnenO in fur9tbarer Nufrtz
9ung ouf Die nG9tzbefte 0roI mfe gu ~tiir3te,
1t9 btnetntparf unb benz &ut16er SurieF,
ben Ga6elbabntpagen Der Norb @lart1traBe
na65uiagen, Bis er netteren 8eT9eiD err
9alten piir0e. 0es 9ro19fentutf 6er8
Yett19e faui te, 6o9 auf bdumte fi9 bdS
HoB unb i'm 8ulppp ging es bic GlarfitraBe
big gum Sunnel, our6 bieien unb Damn
auf Der Noro GlarftraBe petter. Sin Ga
belbabn3ug na6 benz anberen purbe einge=
bolt uno ieDesmul beugte ft9 Der feline, aufz
geregte W}ann i'm Wagen gum SenIter 6iltz
aus, ndbm ben betreffenben @~onbufteur
T6arf ins Nuge unb f9rie feinem &utf6er
bann Elm per3peifeltes; r@eiter, petter!"
3u. Mdn nGberte fi9 Der @ImitraBe unb
glei33eittg etnem ft9 BON bort aus naG
gtorben in 8epe9ung febenben Gdbelba6nz
aug, Ser tletne Wdnn i'm Waqen fbie1
es bor trnerer @rregung ni6t me6r aus6Qlz
ten 81 f0nnen. ST fu6r BON 1einem Site
in bic 90be unb TeBte ftb pieber; fu6telte
nit ben Mrmen in Der Quft 6er1m un6 rtef
Dem &utf der DdS cine iiber baS anDere W2al
gu, f9neQer gu fabren, pobei er barn iebes
Wfal, tpenn bas Bferb an3og, u%nfanft al1f
Teinen StB 5uriidgei9leubert pur6e. @nbz
ltb mar Der @a~belbabn3ug errei9t. Ser
@onbufteur b~efIelben mertte fofprt, oaB Die
SADIE linn gait unb 6Gtte ct es nt6t Qez
merit, 10 tpdre porausfi9tli9 Elm ltnQliid
paffirt, benn Der rerb01e 0err in Der OrDf6te
CAB lpe0er fetnem 8uti6er NOD benz @onoufz
terr 6as Signal gum 6alten, fonbern fieG
uno tuQerte auf bic StraBe 6inaus unb
berfu6te auf bic 8lattform oes @a6el6ahnz
3u9es gu ~gelangen, ebe bteier gum Steben
gebra4t tperben tonnte. I'm Elm 9aar tpdre
er unter bic e%ifernen 3Gber 9efaIen unD
Oann 9nuOe feiner leiblt6en 6iiQe. ODD
er fa6 unb 60rte nibt5 BON Der @efa6r, Der
er nit tnapper Nptb %entrann; er Dermobte
nur bic Morte iiber bic 2tppen al brinoen.
nMetn padet, mein 8adet, mo 1T esq"
Der @Dnoutteur 3og Elm fletnes in Detbes
4upier getptdeltes S9G9tel6en aus Der
Saf6e unb frug ben 6errn, pb er ba8 meme.
rSatpobG", rtef bieier unb ftredte beibe
9dnbe Oarna9 aus. SD babe es pprbin
ouf benz Sib bes StraBen6a6nipagers lie
gen lafen," fiigte er CUR @rtldrung 6in3i1.
l1no ais er es in ben 6dnben bate, faqte ct
gelaHen: r@8 entbGGt $4,000 in 8antnoten!"
Der GOnbutteur fagte irgenb etpas, pie:
nSrere MIDI, Sbnen ben tleinen OtenTt err
tpiefe en- gu 6dben", bre6te bann ben Giiden
oa9te ft9 tpte f60n e8 tpdre, tpenn er einen
Bart bate, in ben er etpas Nn6eres MUIR
meln t0nnte unb CAB barauf bas Signal
gum Wetterfabren.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
Gntfeblth.

Sin eri6iittcrnoes @rei9niB, bas an
Clemens 8rentanoS traurtge @jeicbthte bon
benz v~braOcn &asperl unb benz icb0nen
&nnerl" %erinnert, bat itcb in 6ie1en Sagen
in Der umge9en0 0eS Sledens Slia i'm
rufitiben @Ouperllement @ilna abqeiptelt.
NuS etnem bort 9eIe9enen 9orfe ipar Dor
ge8cn 5ebn Sabren Gin iunger 8~auernburide
1tamenS GS. nab Nmerica a~llsgenan6ert.
ipo CT it6 6ur6 SIeiB unb Spar1amfeit inn
2aute oteler Belt ioDiel eriparb, BAH er in
Die 6etmat aurltfSufebren beIbloB, UNI All
betratben un6 ii6 an3ufoufen. @Lidlih
Doubracbte er Die tpeite 3etie bis All ietnen1
Setmatoorfe, mo- niemano in benz eleoont
9efleibeten W}anne ben einitigen 8alleruz
1un9en bate ertennen f0nnen. Muf benz
9Sege BON Der lebten @iienbabntotion 3um
9Orfe bate ct it6 iebocb einem Suaen6Qez
fGbrtcn, Der i'm auf ietl1em @efG6rt mach
!0au1e bracbte, gu %erfennen gegeben, fobQB
altcb Die ~iibri9en @tntpobner 0es 0orfes bon
leiner Nntunft ertubrcn. Sour i'm 9aterz
bauie, pobtn gS. natiirlicb suerit feline
S5rttte le1tte, erfubr man NIGHTS. 0oter
unD SHUTTER iparcn gum SSahr1norfte
9e9ar9e1t Nno i'm eIterlicben Sauie trot SO.
nur Elm iun8es MtGbcben entoeqcn. feline
S9peter, bic CT ais fiinfia6rigeS atnb
perLaifen bate. O9ne iib gu e~rfennen al
8eben, bat %. nm Elm 9(ben0eiien un6
%ertnnbi9te it9 baum 6arnac6, tuas Gater
nno Ofutter trteben. &a8 ct erfubr, ipor
penig trOitIicb. u@abrl6einlib trinft Ser
Slater tpieoer", iagte bas Wfd0c6en, Grauriq
geltinmt burcb baS @eb0rte, entbefte ffcb
SO. AUDI Jest nibt Ser Scbpeter, 1orbern
CAB t6r 10 9tubeI un6 bat fie, ibm cine
S9Iaftube a%n5upeiien, Seine 8ttte tporb
erfiut, unb bGlO Lag Der &eiIemii6e in tie
tenn Sblafe. Spdt in Ser g}ac6t febrten
Die @ltern betm unO b0rten nun, tpelcb Elm
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
Ser stamSaI in Smotana.

Wegen zines &apitolberpaGters, bulge
6ouSmeiter8, nit Is Dollars tpO9entlt9em
We6alt, fat es in Def g}a4t DOm Montag
cuff ben 0ientag i'm @iBungSfaale bes @b7
Observation-Disclosures Der Staatsge1eBgebun9
4 eynbiana bic 1farbal0ien Nuftritte abgez
feBt, Die Der 2e1er f9pn aus u%nferen geitrt>
gen Selegrammen tennt. 8ir BADEN in ben
IeBten fiinfunb3tpan3ig Sabren f4on iiber
man3en 19ma3bo0en Nuftritt in ben ge1eBz
ge6enben &0rpern %unlere5 2anbes 81 bert3z
ten ge6abt, aber bieier Muftrttt in SnOianaz
polls iti4t tie bo9 ale aus, felt ie ale 10
tief in ben 9intergrunb, baB tie Dpr bieiem
D%oQitdnbig berf6ninoen. l1nb biesmal baz
ben 0emOtraten unb &epu6lttaner ft6 ni6ts
gu pergeben, baden beibe 1i6 glei1 i9mG9<
Ii3, glet3 tleinlt4 betragen, tpenn man audi
am @nbe ben Republifanern in elmer 8ez
3iebung Die Palme 5uerfennen fam. 9o6
1n09e Der &e1er na9 Dem S9dtbeItanbe felbit
urtbetlen. Die &epubltfaner batten ben 8ez
1hluB gefdBt, ben 9au8met1ter bes &apitpls,
etnen 9emptraten, bur9 einen Rspublita1er
81 erfeBen unb ba3u 6atten tie als Mebrz
b%eitSpartei, Elm gutes Ge6t; bic 9emofraten
ppQten Ourb ben 9puberneur, Der Democrat
TT, bas pereiteIn, unb barum lieBen tie bteier
Elm Neto etnfenbe1, tpD3u Ite bintpieber Elm
91tes Ge3t 6atten, dber Der @ouberneur
mar, I'M cine l1mitoBung feines 8etos gu
btntertret6en, auf Die f6laue SSbee berfaQen,
baifelbe erit i'm lebten MugenbliGe, gerabe
Dor Der @3luBoertagung ein3uienben, UNI
bas mar Elm gang ge>p0bnli9er parteifnifI
zines StaatSO6er6alpte5 unpiirbtg, benr
eth 8Ouberneur ion in eriter 2tnie 8eamter
nnb erft in leBter Partetmann fem, Sin
republtfanif9er @ouperneur 6Gtte es ia
bieqei4t g~erabe1o gema9t, aber bas geret6i
benz bemotratif3en ni9t CUR @ntI9ulOi=
oung . So bate it6 alfo Der SetretGr bee
@ouberneur8 ert 10 Minuten bor Der M}itz
terna6tsfunbe na9 benz &apttoI aufge=
ma3t, Die 3epublifaner puBten, mas i'm
Nn3uge mar, unO bielten bic S6ire beIeBt,
Do4 gelang es ben 9emofrater, i6m @inlab
gu berf3affen, g}un benabmen it9 bic Rez
publitaner tpie 8auernIiimmel unb bielten
ben ueberbringer bes 8etos felt, 3pii9en
ben 9emotraten unb Gepublttanern murDe
er bin uno Der g%eriIen, babel me6rere Der
&dmpfenoen f9tper berleBt, unb als er enoz
lt3, taum nod nit ben 6o1en betIeibet, Biz
gum @pre6er Dorgebrungen mar, f9lug e8
3p0lf unb Der @precber ihrd9 nit @tentorz
ittmme Die @ertdgung aus, 60 mar alIo
Der i4lau erfonnene 9Gan bes 9ouberneurs
9attbetps D~ereitelt, a6er bic 8ertreter bes
@taoteS bQtten ii6 ou9 nit unausI016z
lt3er @8ma3 6elaben. @6re eS ba nt6t
better %getpefen, Elm 9emotrat, ober audi Elm
JtePublttaner 4dtte bic Is Dollars @o6enz
!obn olS &apitolbausmetfter be3ogen2 0raz
itIfber 6dtte fein @OrfaG bic NbI6euGi6feit
oes Samples INN Die 8eute beranf9uuGi6en
t@onnen, alS bieie PriigeIei i'm M~6georbnetenz
bauls oeS 9Oofteritaates.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
@oten ats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WdbrenD Der Papft briiben cine NusfDbz
r11n9 NIT Der grie9ii9zfat6ol5 6en Gtrde
1u9t 1u3t btefe bier ii9 auf Soften Der r0s
NATURALIZATION &tr9e gu oergr0Bern.
Die %unldng1t BON Der fat6pltf6en Stride obz
9efaaenen polnif4en @emeinben 6uben ft6
betanntli4 Der Stride bes grie6i16>fat6oGiz
14en 8t13ofS 8ilatte ongef9Iofen uno bic
Ter bat ibnen ieBt au9 nit 9rieitern inter
Die @rme gegrtffen, unb pie bic sSrlGn>
berlin, bic, als tie zines Gonnntagsmorqens
Die tat3oltf3e 9farrttr9e ge18lo7en Dorz
fanb, 1t3 be8bal6 feline groBen @eoanten
rnafte, ~fonbern ft6 nit Dem 8emerten: .
DaS berf9ldgt nt3ts, ba ge6e i9 our y@pisz
coPol G6ur9"; Die 1T Die "3peit5eTte", nad6
leBterer aufma4te, 10 1T au6 fir bic abz
triinnigen polen Der bonn 8if9of 8ilatte
gemetbte prteter Der n3tpeitbe1te", ia, ba Der
8A4of 8tlatte in i6ren Nugen Elm geraDe
10 gutter &0mi 3tatbolii9er 1T, !pie Der
8tt9of Scanlan, 10 tann am Brie1ter Rarz
mtn5tt, benz ieBtgen Pfarrer an Der r0mtf6@
tdtbolti4en ct. Paulslir3e in Omuba, nit
Dem teBt Die &ir9e unb bic @eribte ft6 bort
be16dfttgen, gar ni6t5 auS3uIeten 1ein.
9dS TT nun 3tpdr cine gang fonberbare NuFz
tdt1un9 Der &elt9ion, aber ieoenfaQ8 niGt
1on0erbarer ais Die MtenI9en, bic Diefe Qufz
fa11ung begen unb babel bp9 beiDeEfeitS i'm
GeAt 3u letn 9la1ben. 0a5 etn5iqe Sr0fte
lt3e babel tt,0uB ibnen fobaID fe bieIe t6eoz
rettt3e ~Nuffafung in bic Yraris GIT ii6erz
ieben 1tb u1%terfangen, bic tpeltli9e Sbriqz
tett tpentg Seberleiens nit linen rnu9t, ben
unteri4i ii 3pif9en misunderstanding unb
8rie4H4 tdt3olif9 poInif9er 3unge gar
ntdbt crit unterfu9t unb bic l1e6eltbdter ba
no tie erpif3t, abfaBt. 9arum !ourben
aud bic &GbelSfi6rer BEL benz qe1trigen obz
13eult3en &uftritt in Der Smaboer ct.
NaulStir9e obne biel umItGnDe Etnter
S4loB uno 8tegel gebra3t. 9u5 fam f..
Die rDmtf3 : tdt6olt39en @~eneinDemttz
9lteoer beanfpru4en bas 8eiBre3t Der
&trbe ouf @runb elmer rtbterli6en @ntz
1Aetoung, tpeG4e bic &tr6e fir Dus @tqenz
tbum Der r0mif@ztat6oli19en &ir6enoez
metn16dft, an 0eren Spite in Nebrusfa Der
gt19of Scanlan ftebt, erflGrte. Die Sc
me1noe batte aber nt9t ben 8e1iBtitel auf
Den Slt4of ii6ertragen, fonDern ouf ben
9~ensrol0ttor, @bofu. @ie fe eigentli6 gu
ole1em 9efommen iin6, niRen mir ni6t.
Srr3 unb gut, Der 8if6of @canIun bat ben
8e1tBtttel nibt, un6 min Oes6al6 au8 feinen
P1orrer fir Die @emeinbe ernennen, neil
le'fle @utorttdt ni@t anerfonnt pirb. @o
lam es oenn, bdB Die abtriinniqen goIen fnb
POM 8r4Of @ilatte einen grie tier, eben
1snen &ormin5ti, lpei6en GieBen, Der benin
ol9 bon Der &tr@e 8efiB ergrtff. DIS Der
Pfarrer &armtn5fi nun am 9ienffoo ben
JrI3gotteSoient ab6ielt, riidte oona unberz
BORT Die 9~egenpartei gum Qnoriff bor. 9rz
etlf bonOen iiebie aus benz S6urm berobz
3an9en0en GIodenfeite ppr Der Rir6enz