davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-02

Leader Magee, of Pittsburg, is work.
ing up by degrees to a pitched fight
with the Quay boom. AS yet, he has
only made a few faces at Quay and cast
a pebble or two at Quay's Allegheny
lieutenant, Colonel william A. Stone.
In other words, he has not crossed the
skirmish line. But it Is easy to see that
he means trouble. His newspaper Is
l,alaI
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-02
The Tribune II the only Republican"
daily in Lackawauna County.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

To the Republican electors OF PennsyiVa-
MA.
The Republicans OF Pennsylvania, py
their duly chosen representatives, Will
meet in state convention Thursday, April
%, 1896, at 10 o'clock Il. m, In the op~ra
house, city Of Harrisburg, Tor the Pu'
pose of nominating two candidates ~,
representative-ut-large in congress ana
thirty-two candidates for presidential
electors, the selectio of eight delegates
at-large to the Republican national con
yention, and for the transaction OF sa'h
other business as may be presented
BY order Of the state committee.
NJ. ). quay.
Attest ."''''
Jere B. RsS,
w. X. Andrews.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-02

Upon q record of thirty-seven cabi-
nets in twenty-six years, France can
hold before every ambitious school boy,
if not the presidency, at least the next
highest honors in the republic.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-02

Speaking of our interposing friendly
many who suspect that 100000 armed
troops and squadron of war-ships
would be quicker and more to the point.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-02
TOLD BY THE STARS.
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Ajnechna Th'
Tribune AstroiOser,

MaftH :, ls'o.
90; 90; - g.
A child born on this day will rejoice tina,
Scranton's reformed council does not
meet every night.
Hail. gentle spring!
Let poets sing
OF twittering bird and bursting budi
Tho on this day
We're forced to say
The harbinger Of spring Is mud.
The victors should always have the
spo!ls-especially when spoils are the
only things they desire.
The attention of our seed congressman
Is respectfully called 10 Professor Coles
information as TO the best time TO plant
Theatrical managers. like mankind IN
general, seem to have trouble In pleasing
everybody these days.
Ajacchus' Advice.
DO not eat canned fruit. It's not natur'
al and IL expensive.
Keep pring overcoats on Ice for severa
weeks yet.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-02

The theory of DR.. Drown that our
colleges should graduate men as well
as scholars accords precisely with the
public's desire. The new executive OF
Lehigh has made no mistake in his
selection of line of policy for the fu-
ture guidance of the institution at
South RethIehem.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-02

The house ways and means commit
tee has conferred q merited honor on
William L. Curtis. the scholarly Wash
ington correspondent, by naming him
as its expert to examine the tariff laws
of other countries and report upon the
expediency of q revival of reciprocity.
of South American republics, under the
Harrison administration, was of an
order that established his fame among
contemporary statisticians and econo-
mists. and that reputation has been
more than sustained by his Japanese
and Washington letters in the Chicago
Record, from which we have frequently
quoted
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-02

The Republican party, according to
Senator Sherman. is for bimetallsm,
with the accent on gold.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-02

ssi In the cavalry and iO,ll2 in the urtii-
lery. Ii Is possible 10 expand this force
by making use af an active reserve and
OF a secondary reserve. All men above
the age of 10 years are liable to mill
tary duty and must serve three years
in the permanent army, three years in
the active and six years In the second
airy reserve. The augmented force will
equal l.0s3, 595.
The Spanish navy is of less strength
than our own. 1t has only one battle
ship. the Pelayo, launched in 1887, OF
$500 tons displacement, $50 feet long,
with engines OF $500 horsepower ana
with a speed of 15.S knots. There are
two port defense boats. nine cruisers,
six second class cruisers, forty-six third
class cruisers and thirty-three torpedo
boats, making ninety-seven vessels In
all. Nor is Spain in a financial condi-
tion to buy new ships. With a bank
rupt treasury and the Cuban war drain
ing every cent of incoming revenue,
Spain would have to fight us with the
forces already at her disposal or Keep
the peace.
Regardless, however of Spain's re-
sources or intentions, 1t was our duty
to speak u word of encouragement to
the Cubans in arms: and none of the
consequences of that deliverance Will
be shirked.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03
REACHED SALT WATER.

A Handsboro special of the 18th
ult. to the Plcayune says: The Gulf
aud Ship Island Railroad extension
of its track to this place from Gull
port is greeted with much interest
and enthusiasm by the citizens of
the place. The track was flushed
to-day, and trains loaded with square
timber from Lumberton and Hattles.
burg are now unloading in the river
at this place for export through
Ship Island haIbor. 1t is just two
weeks since the first spade of earth
was thrown at Gulfport by the ed
itor of Southwark, and the four. mile
branch built under the supervision
of General Manager s. S. Bulls, of
the Gulfport and Ship Island, is
now in practical operation. This
makes Handsboro the terminus for
shipping square timber, which can.
not be put in salt water On aecoun,
OF worms and barnacles. The Cult.
port and Ship Island Railroad has
bought terminal property and ius
closed large lake for this busi-
ness.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03
EXCHANGE FL ASHES.

There WasOne IOngsn6aueu DTyau
youth in Iowa. He bet with pref
ty Hawkeye girl thousand kisses.
even money, that Bryan would be
elected. Now be is willing to pay
the debt Ii to 1.-Chlcsgo Inter
Ocean.
An editor works 1851 days IN
year 10 get out fiftystwo issues Of
his paper-that's labor. Once in a
while somebody pays years subs
scription-that's capital. And once
in q while some dead beat takes
the paper for year or two and
vanishes--that's anarchy. B u t
later on justice will oyertake the
last named creature, for there is a
place where he will get his deserts
-that's--.-Edmorc (Michigan)
Journal.
There is no telling to what heights Of
greatness q common American sol.
der can climb. Mckinley enlisted
as an ordinary private in the Fed
eral army, and was after wards pro-
NOTED to be cook, finally attain
ing the rank of captain, and has
within the past three weeks been
exalted to the high station Of pres
ident OF these great United States.
There ia a lesso in this for Ameri-
can boys, but We would not advise
any of them to join the army just
now, in expectancy Of achieving
such dizzy heie hts in the future
Natchez Democrat.
The late A. T. Stewart said: IF
you have two bushels of potatoes
to sell, spend the price of one
bushel in advertising the other.'
But there are dull men In the bust.
ness who allow their two bushels
of potatoes to rot while a rival in
business advertises and sells car
load .-Picayune.
Last year it fell to the lot of Mr..
Josh Clark, of this city, to kill two
deer, one with each barrel, at one
shot. This remarkable performance
was duplicated by him few days
ago, about three miles north of Fish
Lake, in north Warren. His rec
ord in this line, four barrels, four
deer, has no equal for an amateur.
-Vicksburg Post.
Hawaii is to be annexed by the
Republicans next year, and to be
given q territorial form of govern
ment, comparatively free from ex'
ecutive interference. 1t will not
be allowed to choose presidential
electors or United States senators,
but will otherwise be about as free
as the State OF Louisiana. This
programme il outlined to the Wash.
ington correspondent of the Boston
Herald by Republican members of
the senate committee on foreign
affairs.-Times. Democrat.
Young men, you will have to
think clearly and prepare wisely
for these burdens Of government
that are rs surely coming upon You
as old age. You will be called upon
to be doors of deeds and not mere
dreamers of them. A mans ability
to paddle the air with his jawbone
will fit him for furnishing the filling
of pneumatic tires. but will unfit
him for the problems of the future.
-Fayette Ohio Register Demo-
crat.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Law upon themselves the necessary
tax for the support of the school,
not only IN ''coin of the realm" but
IN earnest good wishes and hearty
cooperation, while every pupil OF
all the number lie ever ready to
give "three cheers for POpiarville
High School"
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

The supreme court of this state
has decided that the poll tax can.
not be collected by levy and sale
OF any property which Is exempt
from taxation.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

President Cleveland has purchas,
ed q residence in Princeton, N. J. ,
and will make that city his perna.
nent home after the expiration Of
his term of Office.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Howllng billiards have caused
great destruction In Montana, the
Dakotas and other statee of the
northwest. The weather for No
vember was said to be the coolest
in the memory of mao. Many per.
sons and whole herds. OF cattle bsye
peeu frozen.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

The North Mississlppl Methodist
conference, which was in session at
Greenville this week, decided that
the game of baseball is brutal and
should be outlawed.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Hon. Charles B. Howry, of this
state, has been appointed to the
bench OF the court of claims. The
position is permanent, and pays
"a, 500 a year. Judge lowry is q
sound money man.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Mr.. Joseph Sill Clarke, of PhiIa.
delphia, and Miss Kate Richardson
Avery, only daughter of General
Dudley Avery, of Avery's Island,
La, were married last week.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Mrs. Polly Fitzgerald, who lived
near Wayn esboro, was accidentally
killed by her young son, Frank. The
hammer of the boys gun caught in
the doorstep.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

In a twenty.round bout between
George Dixon and Frank Erne,
the light was awarded to the latter.
The bout took place last Friday
night at the Broadway Athletic
Club, New York.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Dun's Review of the 2Sth ult.
says: Failures for the week have
been 800 in the United States, "a
gainst 279 last year, ana 80 in Can
ada against AZ last year.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Plans are on foot TO erect r..
story building in New York City.
1t is to be 1OS feet square, will con ;
tain 5000 rooms, land will cost about
$35,OOO,0OO.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Miss Addle Trobridge. of Vicks-
turg, will christen the new naval
vessel Vicksburg, to be launched
some time this month.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

The Car has given his approval
and Endorsement Of the Russian
Minister of Finance for the INTRO
duction Of the gold standard.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

a national convention Of lumber
men Will held at Cincinnati on
the 18th inst.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Maj. j. F. Sessions, ex.rallroad
commissioner, died last week ut his
home 10 BroOkhaven.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Campanini, the great italian ten.
or, died last week at Parma, Italy,
where be was born SO years ago.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

At the recent term of Hancock
county circuit court, held at Bay
st. Louis, the grand jury found Is
true bills.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

F. T. Raiford, .he popular editor
eli the Nafth Mississippi Democrat
has sold bis plant to j. w. Buch-
anan, of the Grenada Sentinel.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Six hundred head of mules were
shipped from New Orleans last
week for the use of the Spanish
army In Cuba.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Maria BARLEY, colored, died in
New Orleans, Nov. 2sth, aged log
years.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

DR.. James Leake, first assistant
house surgeon OF the New Orleans
Charity Hospital, died last Satur-
day.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Rhoda Strouder, coloret, aged
ia years, recently died at Port
Gibson.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

DR.. T. B. Nimocks, an old and
respected physician of New ton Co ,
died on the 9th ult.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

VIM. Steinway, the noted piano
manufacturer of New York, died
last Monday.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03
The Figaro, q leading newspaper

The Figaro, q leading newspaper
Of Paris, France, says:
"Ths American newspapers, which
are egging the United States to
war with Spain, should reflect that
war with Spain means war with
Europe, and in the interest Of the
United States itself, it is to be
hoped that this eventually will not
arise"
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Mrs. MOlle McGee Smell, the
noted lady evangelist, and Rev. L.
i. Hall, u young Methodist minis.
ter of st. Louis. were married last
week.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Signor Crispi, the former Italian
Premier, predicts an early European
war.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

The courthouse at Esstland, Tex,
burned. Insurance $4,000.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

Congress will meet next Monday
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03

DIN. Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC MANUAL
OF DISEASES MAILED FREE.
Small bottles Of pleasant pellets, at the vest
pocket. Sold by druggists, or sent prepaid upon
receipt Of price, Is CENTS except Nos. e. and 81
are made LOO size only, Humphreyss Medi-
cine Company, Ill William St., New York
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-12-03
ONE DOLLAR IN ADVANCE.

Thursday, Dec. 3, 1896.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23
0crtittcnte Nraaem.

Sobn 80. Softer, Der grzStaatsminiitel
unb Ganbntd=@ erf6linger, lit in ben lebz
ten @pben bettldgerig getpsien, befinbet itf
aber, ipie @afbinstoner Oepei9sn beri9=
ten, auf benz Mese Der 8eferung. @s II
alfo 6offnung ~Dorbanben, bdB in Der nd4z
item s3eit bic Ngitatton fir Die Mnglieberunq
Der Sanbnt91 Snfeln pieber in SluB gez
bra9t tpirb. 9egentpdrtig 1T au9 Der Wftniz
Iter beg Muspdrtigen Der bapaiii9en &epu@
Diff in ben Ser. Staten, pabri3einli9 nt9i
Bios gum gersniigen, fonbern I'm bic @gtz
tdtipn NIT idiiren gu belfen. Der Betref=
fenbs, Cooper lit fein Name, fagt, rbaB Die
bapaiii9e &egierung Dor ben Sapdnsfsn
Mnqit babe, nel9e bic iibrige frembldnot19e
8epDlterung f9on BET tpeitem an 4u5abl
iiberfliiselt bdtten unb ii9 dni4idtsn, bns
Stimmre9t gu %Derlangen." Sbnen gsgen=
iiber f0nne bic v0anbDoa" anoerer Sremb@
geborener gar nibt in &e9nung fommen.
MeBbalb aber, fragen mir 9srrn Gooz
per, foaen BENIN bic 5ablrei9en Sapaz
neien in Der q epublit 9apait niht Oie=
Telben 9fe6te BADEN, pie Die n6anbpOa"
Mmerifaner, ipel9e fi9 auf 9arpatt benin
ben? l2it ipel6em Re6te iuht ii4 in etrern
freien 2anbe cine n9anbpoa" @me@
rifdner in Der 6err19aft 81 erbdlten9
SIT aber 6awaii fein freies 2uno, feline
Reupblit; 1T bic Mebrbeit Der b~ortigen gez
D1lterung unfdbis, ii9 ielbft 5u re9isren;
bilben bic 3ablrei9en bort a~nidifig gefporz
benen SrembgebOrenen Elm Clement, bas
ni@t niinf4enspertb 1T: tpeBbalb folen
mir uns bann Elm Iol6es 2anb unb cine
10 qemif9te, our Selbfregierung unfdbige
8ep0lferung anglieoern? 8eBbalb iolen
mir unIerem 5bitem, bas auf Dem &e4te
Der Regierten, bic &egierung5nmG r.
ZEN, beqriinbet lit unb bel benz bic Wajori=
tat ben Musf4ldg gi6t, einen fol9 unberz
bauli9en 8rpden, Der uns rur Wfagenz
16meraen perurIu9en fDnnte, einoerleiben9
8enn bic Serrsn Softer, Cooper u. +. M.
fir lire Observation-Disclosures feline Belle
rem griinbe bor3ubrlugen pifen, als Die
bisber bprgefibrten, bann bepst1en tie 1tur
bah Scpaii gang unb gar untdngli9 1T,
I'm erer %g3epublit einDerleibt gu tperben.
: tier unb Goniorten finb politii9e ~Sob@
BERG, bic ii9 Mc&inlep re4t melt bonn
2ei6e balten 1olte. Seine &egierung tptro
inner6alb Der 2anbessren3en genu9 81 tblrl
finben, Inn Der lang entbebrten Proiperttdt
bic gfabe gu ebnen, unb tper i6r baber per-
10nli6er @ortbeile tpilen NIT ~alstpdrtt9el1
Sdnbeln @erlegenbeiten bereitet, Der 1T FIR
fpubr Elm i9le6tsr Patriot, mag er aud9 nod
10 eifris erf6einen, bds 9ternenbanner auf
fremben Snieln auf5upflan5en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23

Na3 ben friiberen ipiitbrnb fanatif9en
6ebereien gegen bic Dom Staate @iscon1in
i'm pantbeon bes Muibtn9toner @upitols
alfgeitente 8ilbfGu1e bes groBen @nt@
beders Puter marquette, lieB es it9
borausfeben, buB irgenb elm fdnatif9er
0lmmfopf ii9, bel m~angef6after 8etpdz
dung, an 9~enanntem &unitpert bergreifen
tpiirbe. Sn elmer Der lebten Nd@te tpuroe
bafel6e tptrfli9 in frepeI6after
Meife 6ef9Gbtgt. Die nit Der 8ez
ltpadung Der Rotunba, in tpelder ft9 bic bon
ben @in5eEitaatsn Der Union getifteten 8iGoz
Idulen berii3mter Mdnner beftnoen, beaufz
tragic Du4e muB geI4lafen baben. Ser
berii9tigte 9tat0n BON Mi9igun 9ebDrt
apar, ba er hi Der lebten @ongreBtpabl
fiir@terli4 bur9fieI, muir mod einige Woz
9en Dem GongreB an. gtber Der @eift Der
q. g. q. iputt audi i'm @upitDl nod imr1er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23

Sn man6en &reifen besegnet man Der
trrt6imli9en Nnii9t, baB iib Die @ilber@
minenbeiiber nit einem S9ub5oa auf @tl=
B r aufrieben geben tpiirben. Sas tit aber
angeii9ts Der S6utfahen cine ld3erliWe @n>
nabme, benin felt benz Sabre 1866. bat es tein
Sabr gegeben, in benz mir ni9t bel msbr
Gilber aus als eingefiibrt bdtten. uno
mertpiirbig, gerabs in ben erten 3ebn NO@
naten bieIes Sa6res baben mir mebr. Stlber
uusgefiibrt, uls ie 8uDOr. 9en 9rOBten
1eber19uB Der Musfubr iiber bic @infubr
BON @ilber 5eigte bas Sabr 1894; er belief
ii9 auf $37,164,713, tpdbrenD er in
biefem Sabre, unb 8tpar Bis gum 81. St@
tober, bereits auf $41, 787 1903 g~sitiegen 1T.
@enn bic Republifaner Die Stimmen Der
@ilberleute getpinnen ipOlen, tperoen tie
I6on einen anberen 80ber 6erdusbdngen
miiHen, als einen S9ub5oG ouf Stlber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23

Ser beutf8 : amerttantf4e
.8if6of 3arbetti, Der Oor et1Iger
53eit auf Die SteGe bes &ii9ofs BON ct
@loub in Minneiptd Der5i9tete, nm Gr3z
8if6of gu 8ufareI in &dmdnien gu tperOea,
ipel6e 5tsQung er aber balo tpteber autgdb,
benubte feline MuBe in europa Oa5u, Elm
uber Mmerifa gu 14rerben.
9as 23O @eiten umfaiienbe, dub nit SIlz
bern ousgeftattete, i'm 8erlage BON 5ran5
&irb6eim in Main5 erf6ienene Bert fu9rt
ben Sitel: nWeflt4! OOer Our3 ben
fernen @eiten GOrb : 4meritu's." Die
&eiie, bic 3arbetti bier bei3retbt, ma3te er
i'm Sabre 1885, als profeiOr oss Salelle9
NUNS Bel Milnautee. @r, Der Oeut1d1@
@6pei3er, iteute Ieine %bamalt9en hOd1Inter.
~efanten Nuf5ei9mungen biefen Somr1er onf
|19pGbiI6em 8oben, i'm SorbarbuO bel BIZ
bera6, aulammen, unb erpeiterte ie mob.
50 geben ffe elm sepalti9es Bib Don Der
risigen %gntpideluug bieies 2anOes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23
(Ginoeianbt.)
1tebet 6rapbtt=&18er 1T Den @et:
eini6ten GtantemI

9ie in neuerer 3eit gemu9ten @ntbedungen
bon @rapbits2agern i'm 9er3en Oes Stdutcs
@iscOnfin, als Elm Sactor bon GROCER in0uz
~trieIer 8ebeutung fir unier 2anO biage@
ItelIt, 1T 8erunlafung au4 anberer dlterer,
uusgebe6nter unb bereits aufgef9lofener
@rupbit=2ager (auBer SEEM 0ort unb Saliz
%fornia) gu geoenfen.
8eIonOers i'm Stadte Soutb Oafota iinb
mebrere groBe @rapbittager, Die Ii@ Bis nab
benz 0itli9en Wpoming ertreden, bereits felt
Sabren betunnt unb aufgei6lofen. Die
Eager fin6 BON mir unterfudt unb be3igti9
Md9ttgfeit unb Site bes Materials Die
umfangrei9iten l1nterfu9ungen angefeut,
Wdre es ni9t Der ieit Sabren in ben Ser
~einigten Gtaaten berrI9enben traurigsn fl
ndn3iellen @er6dltnife balber, es piirben ba@
fefbt bereits groBe 8etriebszQnGag.n ent=
tanben fem.
Der @rapbit in Sout6 0ofuta 1T glenn
li9 rein, ent6Glt MIR Elm penig @i1enDrlb
uno aieiel, pirbe Bel geeigneten Mablz unb
S9lemmapparuten, pie ia ieber an5ere
@rapbit, in ben mannigfaltigftsn @eper5en,
in benen @rapbit in peri9iebenen' @rq5en
Der Site, @erpenOung finbet, @bfaB gez
funben ba6en.
&Dnnten ale bic oereinaelten @rapbittaz
ger, in ben 8ereinigten @taaten .~ltegerb,
bur@ eine ein3ige @efeai9aft erporben, sus=
gebelttet tperoen, unD 10 ale bic in ben Derz
f4ieoenen SnOuftrien benOt6igten Grade Der
Sem urb Rein9eit bergeiteqt, Damn piiroe
ii9er Der Support fremben @rapbites, Der
5unberttauIenOe bon Dollars benz 4merifa=
nti&en NatiOnatz&ei9tbum entaiebt, 0Or
Der 9ano tpenigitens gum gr0Btsn S6eile err
balten tperben un6 cine neue sSSnbuItrie err
iteben, Die ni9t alletn 6unberten, fonSera
Saufenben BON Mrbeitern Ip6nenbe 8efbdf=
ttgung getpGbren t0nnte.
9r. g. 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23

Dieter Sage fan6 i'm 2obezsbeater gu
8reslau cine be5ei6nenbe Offtz
3tsr g . n It alton itatt. Sci
Nuffubrung bes S@auipieIs nJreiipitb" BON
Qrtbur S4nibler erbielt i'm erten Nft, BEN
Sert gemdB, Der einen lieutenant in Unit
FORM barfteuenoe S9uufpteler cine S6r=
feige. Oarauf berlieBen 1dmmt1i9e Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sffi5iereoas Stea=
ter. Im nd9ften &benb trat Der ben 2ieuisz
nant ipielenbe 8iinitler 5unG9t in gibil
auf, uno erit i'm brttten Nfte, als sr ieineu
@ngreifer erf3ieBt, trug er Uniform. Ser
Nuftritt erre9t in Oeutf6laub QufIeben
neil bic 8riiIepiBz9ef4i9te in 10 frif9e1
@rinnerung lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23

iunges Sis, auf benz Elm &nabe lduft. Oa1
gu ein@erGuf9 pie Elm ~getpaltises 8rii1en.1
Oie @loden auf ben Sbirmen f9lugen anz
chamber, Die 6unbe beulten unb bic Slide
fprangen aus benz @a7er bo4 in Die 2uft.
l1nb Die 2eute glaubten, bas Gnbe Der Welt
lei gefommen.
@ben bate man 1i9 tpieber einigermaBen
berubigt, als genau einen Monat ipdter Elm
apeiter biel ftdrterer StpB %erfolgte. Die
@rbfruIte tpurbe ipie BON elmer grpBen Wele
geboben. Selbit Der Spper f9panfte.
Sur9tbarer Bonner t0nte aus benz CRIB
innern unb Elm gstpaltiger S9rsden bers
breitete fi6, bas UNI 10 peroeibli9er mar, als
bos @rbbeben mttten in Der g1a9t fam.
NGes ftiir5te in ben Na9tgepdnbern auf bic
Strabe, Die BON f9reienben &inbern, JAM
mernben Miittern, Dor Spbesfur9t blafen
Wdnnern gefiiat paren, atpif9en pel9en
binbur9 religiOie @ntbuiialten 3ogen, Gbo>
rGle iingenb, Die Nnfunft bes 6errn pref
ienb uno 5uglei9 Die 8Dfen perfiu9enb,
tpel9e bic 9eimfubung iiber 1ie, bic 5romz
men, gebroht! Der G9reden bielt tpp9en=
lang an; bic @ei9Gfte famen gum edn3=
li3en StiIitanb. Sie Mteiiten legten bic
9dnbe in ben S9oob unb parteten itumpfz
iinnig bes gnbes. Die 9eiltli9feit, 1tatt
Die Menge auf5uri9ten unb gu ermutbisen,
permebrte Die Sur9t bur9 Nusmalen Der
nj iebli9en Qeiben, tpelbe Der 80fen barr
ten. Sternbeuter unb S9pinbler ALIEN
ma9ten quite @ei@dfte. Giner Der lebteren
erparb it6 Elm @erm0gen bur6 9iqen,
rel4e gegen ieoe @~erlebung f9iiben Ioaten.
@rt na6 einem Monat tebrte Das 2anb
oamd6li3 in Die geipobnten 9eleife 3uriid.
60 f3limm mar ipeber otes @rb6eben,
nod 10 algemein Der babur9 Derbreitete
S4reden, obi9on audi bie unb 5a pr6l
2eute %ge9laubt baben mOgen, bas Gnbe alles
Srbtf9en lei gefommen, SebenfaQs perben
9anbel u1o Wonbel babur9 ni9t unterbroz
9en tperoer, unb Der angeri9tete S9aben
BAH ausgebefert fem.
Nur Die 9elebrten tperben mod larqe s3eit
ibre &Dpfe 5uiammenfteden, INN ausaufin=
ben, ND bas Centrum bes @rbbebens mar,
l!nb S9eorien iiber bic l1ria9sn aufsuTeaen.