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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28
The n. p. Reorganization.

Washington City. May E-Chairmaa
Connolly. of the subcommittee OF the
house com.nittee on judiciary which has
charge Of the Northern Pacific reorgani-
cation, today introduced in the house
5osr, resolution which embraces the feat
ures of Mr.. Hartman's resolution prevent
ing consolidation with competing lines ara
compelling the sale Of granted len.Is with
in one mile OF the track at -. 50 DER acre.
The amendment suggested by Mr.. Taw-
ney. OF Minnesota. making The new .onr-
pany assume the land title warrants CT
the old one, and the judgments for labor
and damages. are Incorporated I'M the
resolution. The resolution gives the new
company ali the rights and powers of the
old. but stipulates that no right tereio-
fore forfeited shall be revivel: authorIzss
It TO issue an aggregate of Sla0. .essi. 40 II
bonds and 5000 for each additional lnile
constructed. the interest not TO exceed 4
per cent. and 10 be subject TO all xst-
Ing obligations OF the company 10 the
t-slited States on its tangible properly
and franchises: to issue si55. 10000 of
stock. not more than So. .eoa 100 preferred.
the preference as to dividends not to ex-
coed per cent. and no additional stock
TO be issued except for money. labor or
tangible property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28

Boise. Idaho. May 27.--James Ellington
was hanged today for murder. The drop
fell at IN 30. and Ellington was pronounc-
ed dead in nine minutes. Just as the drop
fell the black cap was lifted of by the
force OF the air. and before the rope be-
came tsut the features were exposed The
horrifying spectacle caused strong men to
turn away
on December -. 1894. Ellington shot
Charles Briggs. in front OF the iatter's
home in this city. Ellington met his VIC
tim, passed. and then turned and shot him
in the back The trouble over which the
shooting occurred arose from business
matters. Ellington had worked for Briggs
and i.ved AT his house. The men came here
from California and Oregon together. FL
Nngion worked for his victim for some
time. was DISCHARGED and afterward set
up claim for wages due. This Is the first
legal execution that has occurred in Idaho
strre tSSs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28

Tacoma. May g7.-Special-The city
council spent another day today consider
ing the new salary ordnance II was
finally referred 70 special committee
which includes Norton tRep.l. Sampson
taepl and Buiser Uop). The committee
VII eqaaiize the salaries and will report
Friday. when the ordinance viii be passed,
Under the new ordinance the commissioner
of public works VIII receive 3 SO per year.
the chief Of the FIRE and police aepart-
raeats si,=s per year Policemen will draw
80 per month, sergesnts r.. az1 captain OF
police 80 Ter month Clerks IN the various
departments VIII dra" from 80 TO So per
month. Tire number az ra,raly,an All, ha
reduced eleven There are thlr;y-fiye row,
employed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28

P.ttsbsirg. May z.-Cproarsoas and caus-
tic In the extreme was the first day
session Of the seventh Prohibition nation-
si convention. At least oue-half the time
the delegates were in q beilarn OF con-
fusion. and on several occasions the pre-
siding offaeer had to call upon the bard
10 play in order 10 quiet the disorder. i,
was a fight between the broad gauge or
free silver faction and the single issue
or gold standard delegates from the East
Ths fight was precspitated few mo-
ments after the convention was called to
order. and at both ths morning and after
noon session things ran riot.
The free silver faction carried the day.
however. and at O'Clock this evening
elected c. W. Stewart. of Illinois. perma-
nent chairman over A. A. Stevens. of
PennsyivanSa, who was backed by the
gold standard delegates. Tonight the free
silver faction are In an ecstasy Of delight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28
EAST ST. LOUIS RUIN.
Lo~s OF Life 1SO-Enormous Destruc-
ton Of Isaflrusd Property.


East 81. Louis. Ill. May Z--Here the
whole western portion Of the city suffered
greatly. Judge F0uik. OF Vandaiis. 10
among the dead
The storm struck Just north OF the East
st. Louis elevator and passed up the ieyee
in a northeas,efiy direction along the same
eath as the memorable cyclone Of March
& is7f In its course IL struck the Big Fsur
freight houses rrst. then the blocks In
rn.ch the stores froat on the levee. de-
s,royfng all back 10 c street The szath
cut was three blocks wide and four long.
The top Of the bridge was knocked OF. as
well as the big abutment- -Four circus
trains iacladinx the wagons. c0nrents and
horses, we're piled Up on the railway near
the abutment. Hundreds Of cars are rolled
from the tracks on the south aids. ard
Broadway ls completely blocked Up with
parts OF hocses-
The MarteL house. xlts all It's guests
vas blown into Cahokia creek. and no ore
but Judge Hope. OF Alton. and Mr.. Martsii
was savss-
David A. sage ard his wife were killed
n CollinsyiIie avenue. Burk's hotel the
livery stable and ether places are fiied
with the injured
Tho physicians estimate 10 dead.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28
A Drunkard Muricr- III. Amt.

San Francisco. May z.--Peter Ducev
shot ard killed his aunt. M.se Kate Me-
keever. at g7 Howard street tonight.
Ducey was in \ heif-sirunken state anf
commenced bsdgerfng his aunt over a
watch which he said she had and which
she denied having. Other people living n,
the house heard the loud conyersatscn
and before any one could Interfere the
fatal shot was fired. Ducey was arrested
Just as he was leaving the house. He
claimed the shooting wns accidental Tis
eaid he wanted TO friEhsen his aunt ana
pulled his pistol. when in some inexp..e.
able manner II was discharged He was
very cool. and seemed little troubled ov.r
the fatal outcome of tho alleged accident
The murdered woman was % yeara Of
age.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28
The Storm Sweeps From the
Western Part to the Center.
THEN CROSSES THE BIG RIVER.
The Esds Bridge Disabled, and East
st. Louis Demolished.

Hundred and Fifty Pe.sons Killed
and Much Railroad Property Do
stroyed ON the Illinois side
eeme Of the Finest Blocks
In 81. louis Ovsrthrown-The worus
Disaster since the Johnstown flood
Tho Dead Not Yet Counted. But
the Number II Appalling-An the
Steamers in tho River, Including
the Grand Republic, sunk--St. Louis,
With Its Big Buildings Bruised or
Prustrate, Looks ~ Though IL Had
Been Bombarded - Millions OF Doll
lars Required to Restore tho City
The Cyclone Descended Like . HID
eous Monster From It's Hiding Place
Among the Clouds, Threw Stores
and Churches TO the Ground, Flung
Men Against Buildings, Turned
steamers Upside Down and Over
turned Railroad Trains.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28
4 shingle Mn Fmpio~e rnjurs.s

Hartford. May -Speeial-Auxss, sea-
felt. an eEnploys at the Lake Stevens shin
gis mil. had the fingers Of his right hard
badly i7cersted on Tuesday hy letting his
hand come in contact With one Of TIE
saws The ends Of three OF the fingers
we're taken OF and hts hand othsrwsfse
badly hurt lie left Immediately for sno-
hcfnish 20 have his haad Creased. Mr.
Seaceit had begun sork IN the u,il, tha,
morning for the first time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28

Washington City, May g7-ToSays~ state
rse=t Of the c,na;tiea % the ,-.sz,,y-v
shows. Available cash balance. sa-7 So
81. gold reserve Siaa ~ ~
New York May fan aryreezsa a.
80 90, n xold has a,--n ordered for shin
ra@nt on steamers SAILING for Eurove To-
rnorros
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28
TACOMA,s VICTIMS.
Robert Holmes and Ida Goodacre Mira,
Trout to Be Buried There.

Tacoma. May II. ~ Special. - Robert
Holmes. the bookkseper 10 the ssyward
mill a, Victoria. who lost his life In tho
catastrophe yesterday. was son OF Chair
man Holmes. cf the Pierce county board Of
commissioners. He was ~ years old ard
q promising youth. He carried E,000 arr
cident policy In Boston company. The
body will be brought here for burial.
Mrs. Flora Goodscre. the mother Of Ida
Gootacre, is Frustrated with grief, Shs
Will ro TO Victoria tomorrow to arrange
for the burial OF her daughter. Miss Good
acre was a handsome and popular young
lady. She was employed Ia the ONCE Of
poik's directory.
The parents Of Mrs. John Trout reside
On this city. They are Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Robinson. Of No. 1919 Ninth street MrA.
Troufs remains will be inferred here
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28
Tho waIiing Murder Trial.

Newport. KY. May Tin the walIine
trial today slxsy-seven men out Of a venlre
of reyenty-fivs responded. Only FIVE Jurors
were obtained out Of this list. and three OF
them were psrrnptoriIy challenged by the
defense. This left only eleven Jurors. An
other vefire wss ordered. and the court
adjourned until tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28

Tbs Seattle. Lake Shore G Eastern rail-
~Ay viii iuaaxsrste their Sunday exear-
s57-s 20 iNs Falls next sunday Train
leaves Seattle a. n. rst,5rulur nrrsvms
SD ,. m Fare for round tTfp. s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28

This Sherman statue commission has
selected as the design for the statue tho
one submitted Sy Carl Rohi Bmith. Of
Chicago. from the fooy models prepared in
enlarged form by direction Of the commits
sion. Il happened that the design - Ieef-
ed was the only one of the tour not recom-
mendsd bs the art commission
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28

Five Persons 1ntehers~i hy Dunhar
the tolcnsf.- ~o1-in-Isw

Saa jose. NAY -.-Tne -ncss terrfei-
crime in the history ef SSafM cara cssssr-
" Vas sSncte-i kSss naSat sAsrTly as,er Il
o'ciSek- resulting IN wssin~ oat sne snsire
fafss.sy ol Col. r. =. &esslfzrr. cne os .hs
rcss frcninen; EesS3enss OK ;hs CzxasSel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28
HONLNG and Kissing.
Much Disorder at the National
Prohibition Convention.
FACTIONS FIGHT OVER SILVER.
The Free C,lnage Advocates Elect
the Permanent Onicers.

Liquor Question Lost sight Of In the
struGxIe Over the Money Question
-Deiegntes Turn the Hail Into .
BedIsm, and Act - Though They
Had Been Drinkiug.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28
THE VICTORIA HORROR.
Fifty-three Victims Of the
Wreck identified.
THREE MORE REPORTED MISS ne
Deep in the Water Are Bodies HI Id
by Bridge Debris.

Tho City Responsible for the DamAgc-
Tho schools Closed and Business
We're From seattle Twenty Bodies
Thought to BE Stiil In Victoria Arm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28
TAcoMANS AT VICTORIA.

crdesvorx. but Il VIII ha several days b.
scTc the last cf the victims Is reeossrei.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28

Excursion to snoauaimse Fails next sun
Gay. r. m. Fare. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28

gas tank near tie Consolidated wire
works. AZ TIE seash end Of the Twenty
arsi street riaancs. had been nlswa over
ana fallen ia On the ssrewcrks building.
kssisnE four men 10 8 certainty. ami pcsss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28
fnrk th~ C.tv wnhour Msrn,ne.

Ise cyeieire broke at - inmates after
O'Clock. coming Directly from sh~ ives.
destroying srst the city rrcrsr. ther
crossing the N ssissirri to East ST. Louis
ana tHsreafter raging for half .. hour.
disappearing IN the direction of Alton.
inere vas little warning ser the hssp.ess IS
oeopse IN the streets. the Thousands on
thsar way home from work or the i=-
mates o. the great mercantile establish
men-s OF the city who had not yet left
their posts OF duty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-28

Victoria. May Especial si--rifty-thrre
bodies have been recovered from the Point
Eiisce bridge wreck, and there are known
TO be three more beneath the mass Of
tinsbers and iron wcrk. Beside these II
Is not known Just how many more there
are submerged. hut II Is believed there
are close TO twenty. Four bodies were
recovered this evening. those Of George
Farr. Harry Talbot. conductor OF the car.
Robert :. Holmes. bookkeeper for thu
Sayward mill and son of a prominent Ta-
coma family. and isily Sherrest. The conn.,
plese and revised death roll follows:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-11

Nd9folger Der Nufgdbe, bic 8abn auf Der
fri6eren 5O6e gu er6alten, nt9t getpa9fen.
Oas 8eoirfniB, benz ~gepaltigen @ett6ez
tper6 anoerer 8a6nen, namentli6 Der Bennz
fplpdntaz8a9n, gu ~begegnen, fii6rte gum
Nnfauf, our Mietbe unb gum 8au BON pa=
raaelz2inten, Deren 8etrieb gum She'll qroBe
Spfer erforoerte, anbere tpi9tige @erbinz
bunsen lieB man ii4 tpegi9nappen = fur3,
na9bem f9on unter Der prdiibentf9aft BON
&o6ert Garrett bic 8abn benz 9uin Ie6r
nabe unb bic 1nioerfitdt in ibren Mitteln
in 5olge befen iebr bef3rdntt par, 1T iebt
Der Bancroft Der gabn erfolgt uno 0iefelbe
in gsri6tli9e 8ermultung ii6ergegangen.
unb bic Mngelegen6eiten berlelben ite6en 10,
baB oorausii6tli4 ouf 1dngere 3ett mini
bs1tens flint Sabre = auf Elm @infommen
aus ben @ttien Der 8abn ni4t gu re9nen
Ietn pirb.
0abur9 a6er tperben Der Sobns 9opftns
uniperiitGt bic MitteG gum unter6ult gez
nommen unb pirb ibr 8e1tunb e~inftpeilen
in 5rage geite1t. 0enn bic profe7oren
t0nnen ni9t umiont unterrt9ten, unb mas
Ion1t gum unterbdlt elmer iol9en Mnitaft
n0tbig 1T, ldBt it4 nt4t umionit %erlangen.
@s pGre aber i'm boben 9rabe ~bebauerns=
tpert6, penn gerabe bic Sobns 9optins Uni
berIitdt gu 8runoe ginge, ooer al9 nur uuf
etntge 3eit i6re 2e6rt6dtigteit einfteaen
miiBte. 9enn es ftebt uuBer 5rage, Dab tie,
in Na3o9tung Der Wiini9e ibres Grim
bers, bic erite tpirtli9e uni0erfitdt bteies
2anoes gepeien, unb troB Der tur3en 3eit
ibres 8eite6ens Die anberen Glteren Timber
fitGten Our9 ibr leu9tenbes 8eiipiel angez
trieben unO sepifermuBen ge3pungen bat,
it3 auf cine brettere @runolage 81 lteaen
uno bObere 3iele gu ertre6en.
Die Stabt Baltimore fat bur9 bic So6ns
0opftns tniberfitdt nt9t g~eringes Nnfeben
erlangt. Sic 6at auBer0em bur9 anoere
Sttftungen besIel6en eblen Mannes = 10
oas BON INN g%eitiftete Nlen obne Inter
fbieb BON &eligion unb Gaffe 3ugGngli9e
ppl6A9lWe QpIptldl Vu9ll ulD SUll9el
ge5ogen. @s tebt gu bOffen, baB Die Stubt
Baltimore, pel9e 10 oiele rei9e 2eute 3Gblt,
Der l1ntoeriitdt in Der &lemme, in pel6e
bieielbe obne ibr @erI4ulben unb obne Ser
i6uGoen oes @riinbers geratbsn lit, ausbeIz
fen unb ibr Die Mittel gum Sortbeitano gez
tpd6ren perbe, bis bic Baltimore C S6io=
8abn nit Dem 2anbe in cine nere Mera Der
Woblfabrt un6 3ablungsfdbigtett e%ingetrez
ten lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-11
S1Iinttte 8ei6eetmn8 ftr Ste
Gt0Ltetter.

0ie eStaliener BADEN in grbt6rGa cine
reue unb biesmal Ie6r beoenflt3e g}teoer@
ldqe erlitten. Sci MmbazMlabi9t, to Sea
ior So1eGi nit Ieinen 8raben fiel, uno Bel
MataQe, pel9es Maipr @aGliano 10 tapfer
bert6eibigte, buB er freien 4b5ug er6ielt,
6anoelte es ft9 tp~enigitens nur UNI Dor9ez
f9obene Boiten. 0iesmal aber i9eint Die
9an3e itdlienif6e Nrmee, Die BON Ibigrot
aus, robin Tie ih9 5uriidge5ogen, einen Sorz
itob auF Qbua gu MAIDEN Der u9te, I'm Der
i'm b~ortigen Sort suriidgeldfenen 8eiubung
gu 6i1fe gu fpmmen, bet6eiligt getpeIe gu
fein. 9enn Der Sbsrgeneral 8uratieri fomz
manbirte in perfon unb 1T ielbft o~erpunbet
tporben. Wenn es pa6r 1T, baB bic Stale
ner 1000 Mann tobt auf Dem Selpe gelafen
unb i6re 6dlbe MrtiQeris unb az loren
@9ieBbebarf unb i6re MunboDrrGt6e oerz
loren BADEN, fommt bic Nieberlage elmer
8erni9tung 1ebr glei9, unb bieielben perz
ben Mtii6e 6aben, in Nbtgrut einen neuen
@tanb gu MAIDEN unb ii9 bielei9t gang aul
ben 9afen Mafaua6 3uriid5ieben mihen
Bis bas Gintreffen bon @~erItdrfungen elmer
neusn @orItpB ge1tattet. Oamit pdren fl
bann 10 melt, ME ais fte 5uerft anfinger.
Die 8~erftdrtungen tperben aber g~epaltto
fem miffen; es pirO minbeitens 6unoert=
tauIenb damn nebmen, UNI bas 8erloren(
3uriid3ugepinnen, unb pie Stalien bic Uit.
tel bafir a~ufbringen pirb, 1T f4ner ab5u=
feben.
Die Iieberlage 8aratieri's 1T auglei9 eint
f6limme Nieperlage fir @rispi, oefen Serr.
f9aft baOur9 UNI 10 me6r beoro6t TT, als
er 8aratieri gu neuem 8orgeben antrie6
obppbl biefer ertlGrte, baB bas o6ne me6l
Sruppen Elm gefGbrli9es unterns6men lei
Die 8egner Der &olOnialpolitit peroen ieB:
%triump6iren.
Sait iiebt es aus, aGs ob Stalien nit @rp.
tbrda einen gr0Beren 8iffen in ben Munt
genOmmen Fat, ais es berf9luden fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-11
@arntt icter notwithstanding
1tutaeitofen tpnr0c.

Der ousge5ei3nete G6icugoer Re9tsgez
le6rte SuIius &pentbaG ma9t uns
barauf aufmerfIam, baB bic Wittbeilungen
bes 9aOenporter beutI9en v9emofrut" iiber
ben @runb Der umitpBung oes prohibitions
8ufubes Der StautsOerfafung bon Soma
bpm tSabr 1882 ieitens bes o%Drtigen Sberz
geri9tes auf einem gep9ltigen Srrtbum be-
ruben.
@s bdnbelte ii9 nGmGi9 ni9t rum eintge
&Ommus." Die Me6rbeit bes @ert4tsbofeS
a gegen y entf9ieb ptelmebr, buB Der bon
Der @eiebgebung Sppu's ungenommene. Dem
8oIt our 46ftimmung bor3ulegenbe 3ufat
ni9t nit Dem @ortlaut bes 3uiaBes iibers
etntimmte, iiber ben bas Golt t6ati ia d :
Lid abftimmts.
Wtit anoeren Mprten: Der bur9 Bolts
abitimmung angenpmmene .3ufab ging MIDI
bon Der 9eieBgebung aus, uno Der BON Del
@eiebgebung ausgegangene 3ufab ipurbi
ni9t bonn 8olfe a%ngenommen.
Na4 Der 8erfufung BON Soma bate Del
bonn 8plte ungenommene 3ufab nit BEN
BON Der Staatsgeiebgebung angenommener
glei4lautenb iein miifen. SIS banbelte iid
babel tetnestpegs UNI einige &ommas, ion:
bern UNI Die 4uslafung Der bier Worte;
''or to be used'F.
Die boue MISUNDERSTANDING fin.
bet it4 i'm fe45igiten 8unO ppn Soma Res
ports" i'm Safe n&oebler &c 2ange contrc
Sin" unO umfuBt 1872 Seitsn. 8om prin:
3ipieaen Stun0puntt ous tft bieie @nti9ei.
bung cine Der pi4tigten unb ais folbe IN:
ter ben Suriften Nmerifd's anerfannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-11

SIM SiscalzSabr 1928 tpurbe Md
fir iber II Miaionen Dollars @eibbled
importirt; ieitoem aber bat bic @infubr be:
itdnbig abgenommen; tie betrug in ben Sab:
rem 1884 unb 1894-95 bur9f9nitt:
li9 II MiQtonen. Sin She'll bes Nusfaq!
1T aleroings auf &e9nung Der ri@le9ter
Soften" gu ieben; Der Gonfum BON Gon:
ierben unb bic 8dutbGtigfeit lit febr gu:
riid~gegangen; es bat aber AUDI Die 5abrifa:
tion bon amerifanif9em WetBble9 bebeu:
tenb 3ugenomnten unb es nirb = 0anf ben
S9uB3oa = oie1er Snbuitrie5peig bait
frdftig 9enug ietn, ben beimtiAen @ebarf 81
beden.
Gnglanb iiebt fi9 uuf Der ganaen 2ini'
5uriidgebrdngt, nibt nur politif9, fonberr
audi inbutrieu, mas glei9bebeutenb 1T
benin es iinb itets Dtonomii9e Sragen, mel.
de Der politit @nergie unb Hibtung Der:
leiben.
Made in Germany" TAUGHT LIBERAL
auf; in Nfrita, in Qfien, in NuTtrolien uni
in Nmeritd. 5riiber fauften bic @ngldnbel
We1Ier un0 @abeln, Stedz unb NGbnabelr
unb a0erbanb anberss &ur33eug BON Der
@eperfen Der &beinprpDin3; Iie umbiiGter
bic Maare nit einem engliI9en @endnb'
unb ianbten fie in ale 8elt binaus, 10 iogul
ais best English goods" 3uriid mad
Oeutf9lanb.
Was aber min England anfangen, nenr
es fir feline 40 Mtqionen @inpobner 8rob:
itoffe urb Rpbmaterialien taufen muB uni
fir feline Sabritate fetnen Nbfab mebr fin:
bet9 Wenn bon Sabr gu Sabr feline 9an:
belsbilan3 auf Der Minus@ Settle fte6t!
Wenn es fortpdbrenb an anbere 9dnbel
mebr abgeben muB, als es einnimmt9
OieIes mertli9s 3uriidpei9en auf Sc:
bieten, bic es friber nit Iouperdner Ser.
a6tung aQer anberen QGnber beberrf9te
fdn9t an, Das englif9e 8olt g%etpaltig gu be.
unrubigen, unb tpenn Sobn 8ul drgerlid
ptrb, bann mag er nobl ben StraltB ma
gen, UNI einigen gonfurrenten ben Sooes:
itoB gu perfeBen.
SIS berr19t iiberaG fieberbafte unrube.
Der internationale Mettbeperb, nm gutt
MbfaBgebiete fir bic Mafienprobuftion Del
Snbuitrie 81 geptnnen, bat bic 8Olfer II
Slub gebra9t unb fie reiben ii9 nit jeoen
Sag fbdrfer aneinanDer,
SIS liegt ettpds tpie Yulperbampf uni
2ei9engeru9 in Der 2uft, unO Der @Dlter.
frieg, ben Moltte propbe3eite, mag f3on IT
nG91ter 3eit losbre6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-11
SOB ettes 8eredtem &tr6enfitritett.

Den 2ebensgang bes, pie benz Seier be-
fannt TT, nun geitorbenen @r5btf9ofs
&enrid in ct. 2ouis BADEN mir Bel Sc
legenbeit fetnes am 80. Ropember 1891 GEE
~feierten fiinf3igidbrigen 8if9ofsiubildums
einge9enb gef6ilbert. Siinf3ig Sabre pa=
rem es bamals, felt &enrid gum GOabiutor
bes gistbums BON ct. 2ouis gepei6t purbe.
&ur3 oarauf purbe er in Solge bes Sooes
bes trdntelnben 8if9ofs 9oiati eigentli9sr
8if9of BON ct. Bouts, unb felt 1847 mar
er Gr5bif9of bafeIbit. Nm IT. Muguit jebt=
gen Sabres piirbe er fem nsun5igtes Be-
bensiabr boqenbet baben.
Sbglei9 in Srlanb geboren unb er3ogen,
mar CT elmer Der Dprurt6eils item, auf9ez
fldrteiten unter ben tat6pltf9en Prdlaten
Mmerifa's. = @G6renb bes ameritdnii9en
8iirgerfrieges tbut er ii@ beionbers bur9
btngebenbe gflege %berpunbeter unb franz
fer Solbuten 6erppr.
@inen 0eltrubm ernarb er ft9 auf BENT
patifanii9en @eltcon5iG in &om e. 9e5emz
Der 1869 Bis 20. Sftober 1870 bur9 bic
8elebrfamteit, @ntf6iebenbeit unb 8erebt=
famteit, tpomtt er bas lnfe6lbarfeitsz Dog
ma ~befdmpfte. &einer unter ben 9egnern
bes 9ogma's bra3te gr0Beren @inbrud berz
Dor als 8enrid, poau audi 1ein flaIli9es
unb ri3tig (ni4t in Der f9euBli6en engltz
f9en &usfpra9) 9eipro9enes 2atein bet=
trug.
@ir nennen i'm in Der l1eberf6rift einen
gere9ten &ir9enfiirten. 9ere9t mar er
namentlt9 audi gegen bic 9eutf9en; un6
nm es gang fem gu ~tOnnen, berief er einen
Oeutf6en, Mibliiepen, als 9eneralpitar an
feline Seite, @r CAB benz OeutIht6um ieiner
OiD3eIe ben tpeiteiten 8aum i'm &f fir
beFen Rebte gegen irif4e unb natipiitif9e
8ebriidungsberfu9e.
Sn feiner lebten 2~ebens5eit muBte er ben
inn piber ieinen WiGen gum GoaoiutOr
beigegebenen 8tf9of &ain, Der iebt iein
Na9fplger pirb, i9alten unb tpalten ldien.
Inter Der 8ertpaltung zines @rSbif9ofs
&enrid tpdre es nimmerme6r m0glt9 getpez
fen, baB man einem braben beut59en Prte<
tier tpte 8rod6agen bic 9erausgabe feines
,8latte5 unterDridt. aber einem iri14en
Brteiter Namens pbelun, Der in fetnem
8latt gang anbers iiber bic StrGnge 19ldgt,
nur etnsn ianften &iiffel ert6eilt bate, mas
geibes betanntli9 in ben leBten Sabren unter
&uin gef@eben 1T.