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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27
Landiady Stabbed.

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. 20.-Tuesday
night there arrived in the city from
Georgia man by the name of j. r.
Crow, He was accompanied by his
vile. A hotel runner showed them
to the Palmer house, kept by Mrs. f.
M Prear and her husband. They
were shown to a room by the porter,
without the knowledge of the land
lady and her husband. During the
night Mr.. and Mrs. Grow were
alarmed by noise in the hall, and be-
lug unacquaintcd with the ways of
the world and having just arrived in
Texas, them imagined they were in
danger of having their room invaded.
There was no lock on their door, so
Mr.. Crow got out of bed and prepared
to detond his rights. Shortly after
the noise in the hall was heard Mrs.
Prear, the landlady, went to the room
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Crow, not
dreaming that the porter had placed
anybody in there. AS she opened the
door Mr.. Crow, before seeiug who it
was, plunged knife into Mrs. erear's
breast, intlicting very painful aud
probably serious wound. The occur
ence was a most unfortunate one and
is deplored by none more than Mr.
and Mrs. Crow. 1t was their first
night in Texas, aud they We're en-
route to Bluff Springs, this county,
where they expected to locate. Soon
after the cutting Officer Jim Grizzard
was sent for and conducted them to
the police station, where they are be-
ing held, awaiting the result of Mrs.
Prear's wound
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 22.-E. II.
Campbell, cx-cerk OF the United
States district court, was killed by
his son, Robert Campbell of this city
yesterday. Young Campbell had
been regarded as mentally unsound
for some time. Mr.. Campbell was
walking down North Vine street with
his sen, E. r. Campbell, jr., when the
latter suddenly drew revolver and
shot his father just over the right ear,
the bullet entering the brain. Mr..
Campbell fell and expired. Young
Campbell was Immediately taken int o
custody and conveyed to the police
station. He is 26 years old and has
been patient at private sanltarium
in Michigan aud in this state at differ
ent times. 1t is thought the killing
was due to the belief on the part OF
young Campbell that his father in
tended to send him back to an asylum
Tor treatment. Deceased had been a
clerk of the United States court for
many years and was well known.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27
CITY DIRECTORY.
\ Cycle for Two.

From the Scientific American: The
bicycle has now reached typical con-
struction, from which there seems to
be slight tendency to deviate. Abso-
lutte novelties beyond the details are
more and more rare. The companion
side seated bicycle which we represent
'io however, one of the novelties of this
ear. The tandem bicycle. which has
met with considerable success where
the desire is to have company on a
ride, is more or less criticised on ac-
count of the position of the riders, one
of whom must be behind the other. In
the bicycle that we Illustrate it 4 pro-
posed to have the two riders seated side
by side, as in the old-fashioned so
ciable" tricycle., and yet to. have the
two riders carried by two wheels only
The long axle of the rear wheel en-
ables the use of two sprockets at its
extremities so far apart. as to permit
of each ones being acted upon through
separate pair of sprockets, each ac-
tuatod by separate rider. There is a
triple head and a duplex frame the
latter carrying two saddles placed side
by side at proper distance apart for
two riders to occupy also side by side.
1t is said that a difference of 100
pounds weight in two riders is not no.
ticeable, and that person who is ig-
norant of riding may be taken out on
this wheel with perfect safety.
The system of mounting is peculiar.
~ ~ n =.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27
wanted IN Alabama.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. pa. II.
Draper has been arrested here, charged
with the theft of court records on
January 10, 1895, from United States
circuit court OF the northern district
of Alabama. The papers he is alleged
to have stolen were witness pay rolls,
certified to by Robert Charlton, then
a United States commissioner. The
papers stolen were part of the evidence
against Charison, charged with rem
dering false claims against the United
States and who was arrested here last
week. Draper has waved further
proceedings for his removal to Birm-
ingham, where the indictment against
him was drawn.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27
says He was RoDbed.

Fort WORTH, Tex, Feb. Pay es-
terday morning Collins Adams, who
runs small grocery store on East
Twelfth street, reported at the police
headquarters that he was sitting in
lis store Saturday night, when man
entered, pointed pistol al his head
and ordered him to hand over all the
money he had. Adams promptly
complied, when the. stranger backed
out of the door, closed it, held his
pistol against the glass until he saw
his way of escape clear and then left.
He threatened to kill Adams if the
latter made any cutlery. Adams said
he was afraid TO get out TO summon
help until the man had escaped.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27

New ORLEANS, Ls., Feb. 22.-Card-
inal SatoIli, ALLOCATE of the sovereign
pontiff, Leo Mi, accompanied by his
rivate secretary, Father Osban, both
OF Washington, left here last night
over the Southern Pacific for Calves
ton, where his eminence will celebrate
pontilical high mass next Sunday.
They go to San Antonio Monday and
win be in lei Paso Wednesday. Three
days will be spent with the Pueblos
at the Indian vii ages, Isleta and AL.
buguerque, where Indian festivities
will be celebrated. Three days will
be spent at Sante Fe, then on to Den
yer, where receptions and religious
exercises covering Two days have been
arranged. From ADenver the route
leads to Kansas City, where another
pontifical mass will be celebrated,
Sunday, March 8. Then Cardinal
Satolli goes TO st. Louis. One month
will be consumed in this tour Of the
southwest.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27
The Hoover Homicide.

CoLUMAUs, Tex, Feb. 1S.-Tuck
Hoover was killed yesterday evening
1T Alleyton. 1t appears that deceased
and his wife were in the store OF W..
f. Neal trading, when the fatal shots
were fired, which came from back
room adjoining the store. Two shots
were fired, one load Of buckshot,
eleven out of twelve taking effect,
The other load was s.rall shot, which
entered his back as he fell. The de-
ceased had his Winchester rifle by
him but did not use it. The defend
ant came to Columbus and gave HIM
self up to Sheriff Reese.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27
| TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
A BOHEMIAN SHOOTS HIS WIFE
AND SON.
lie Then Commits suicide by Hanging
Himseif-w wounded PARTIES May Re-
cover-Ex- Treasurer of oomanche Co.
convicted of Forgery.

WEIMAR, Tex, Feb. 24.-Joe Machel
Bohemian about 80 years of age,
living about three miles east of Wei
mar, was in Weimar Saturday pur-
chasing some goods, got full of whisky
and went home. He became frenzied,
shot his wife near the left nipple,
wounding her seriously, shot mis-
fourteen year od boy in the right
side, and then committed suicide by
hanging himself. The wife and son
were still living at last reports, and
NAV recover.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27

central position and the rider sitting
there drives the machine by one of the
right hand and one of the left hand
sets of pedals. This, of course, pro-
duces considerable lost motion on the
pedal action, but 1t at least is possible
for single rider to take care of and to
drive the wheel to and from the place
of appointment with his friend. 1t is
not a wheel depending absolutely Oh
the presence of two riders.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27

OMAHA, Tex, Feb. 19.-I X. Rog-
ers and his son, who live five miles
north of this place, were saving down
very large tree. Mr.. Rogers little
daughter, 8 years old, was standing
near, unknown to him, until the tree
had nearly reached to the ground.
She was caught under the top of the
falling tree and killed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27

DENIsoN, Tex, Feb. 21.-Yesterday
evening between I and o'clock Chas.
Witcher, son of j. q. Witcher OF
Bells, Tex, committed suicide by
taking an overdose of morphine. He
left letter to his father, stating that
he had lost his job, all his sriends, and
that the only girl he ever loved had
married, and lie had no charms for
him.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27

FRANKLIN Tex, Feb. 21.-H. S.
Morehead and Hill Calvert, editors of
the Bremond Star, were arrested and
had an examining trial before Justice
r.. j. Lloyd here yesterday, charged
with criminal libel. They were each
placed under 5000 bond to appear
before the March term of the county
court.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27
woman nspor,ea K,ned.

GALvEsoN, Tex, Feb. 2O.-Thurs
day morning at 2 o'clock Robert Mag.
nolia, colored, called at the drug store
on fremont and Avenue o and not.
flied Mr.. Keene that a few minutes
before colored man living on avenue
P IL, between Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth street, had shot and
killed his wife and run away. Mag
nolia could give no coherent account
of the tragedy. Mr.. Keene at once
telephoned the police station and the
patrol wagon was sent out on the
run. Coroner Barry was also notified
by Night Clerk Wheeler. The woman
referred to has been sent to the hos
pital, seriously wounded, but not
dead.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27

OoRsrcANA, Tex, Feb. 21.-A kill
ing occurred at Pursley, this county
Wednesday evening. Deer Dorff was
shot and instantly killed with double
barreled shotgun. Rube Rice gave
himself up to the officers and was
brought TO this city and jailed to
await the action of court. Both par
ties are white.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. 19.-Much OPP
position TO special election to elect
successor to Mr. Grain in the
Eleventh district is manifesting itself,
and unless it is compulsory with the
governor it is more than probable
that he will comply with the wishes
of the people by not ordering a special
election, as all know this is a busy
time with the farmers aud an election
now would put them to no little trou-
bic and Inconvenience. Another ar
gument is used, that congressman
elected at special election would
have but little time to serve before
the regular election would come on,
and that the expense incurred i'll hold
ing a special election would be greater
than the emergency, if emergency it
can be called, demands. AT the regu-
lar election the man can serve both his
own term and the remainder of the
unfinished term created by MIR. Grains
death, and while the governor has not
expressed himself on the subject, it is
very likely that no special election in
the Eleventh district will he called for
the purpose of electing successor to
Mr.. Grain.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27

"of course the materials in the pre-
scription are not near worth the price,
hut We charge for knowing how" "Oh,
we'll there is no doubt that you know
how-to charge. indianapolis Jour
nal.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-02-27
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.
peeatur has a Ilterary club.

The Prohibitionists will nominate
state ticket
Wichita county will issue $4,000 of
bridge bonds.
Hillsboro has another local option
election ON hand.
c. H. Sappington a liquor dealer at
Dallas, has failed.
Fannin county owes S4S,64S, with
S3S, 51S.S9 on hand
Grayson county has issued $15,50 of
record vault bonds
A. ]. Brown, doing grocery business
at LAGRANGE, has failed.
A student dubbed a professor at
WaXahachie recently
Ed Tipps took too much morphine at
Houston recently and died.
Fort Worth is to entertain the big
cattle convention next month.
The Populist state executive commit
tee will meet in the near future.
Mills county has just paid $1,000 in
terest on bonds held by the school fund.
Nolan county recently redeemed
$2ooV Oh Dohas held by the schooi tund'
The Fannin county Alliance men
want the next State Alliance held at
Bonham.
The Popjulists have nominated can
ddates for county officers in several
counties.
Comanche county has iust redeemed
$1,000 of courthouse bonds held by the
school fund
The postmasters in the larger towns
and cities did a rushing business on st.
Valentines dav
THE officers ara sim r,rs,,ra tho
"blind tiger" and "moIt tonic', neonIo
in Johnson county
r,, 49,,
Go, 80, i9'o'' y '''i ,1''i O1'1'oi
J i,1,ci, iii0'
wv Va '--' -''D 'i''''
me oolnptroiier resls'eIeo d $oooU
ISSUE VI oH'co wise county school
hOuse Dolius ne" uays ago
Bids viii be asked for the recov-
erlnS, painting and general repair OF
'iie ieuSiai puiiulns at D'iias'
t recently the team OF Jesse Jones, liy-
ing tour miles north OF Elmo, haut-
man county, became frightened, ran
away oVerturnlng the wagon and
throwing MIN out, lie was dragged be-
heath the wagon lor several teet, frac-
turing ms SKULL breaking mas collar
pone ana lelt arm near the shoulder.
Mr.. Jones is 90 years old and will hard
ly recover.
Drr;r, Tho esoo, ,-,o, i,,,. .+,o
- ~
'oe"' ooip.a VI i'a'ias oouh'S @niount-
Gu 10 $zooUo''o4, total disbursements
$l2S516.66, leaving a balance of $70-
490.9S on hand. Twenty $1,000 bonds
were redeemed lesvino, IN, hondad in
debtedness remaining 1921 900, divided
as follows: Courthouse bonds s276. 900.
road and bridge bonds $4,000 iail
bonds $4,000 The receipts from ad va
loren and redemption taxes amounted
! to $176,7S The county treasury is
in first-class running order and fifteen
more $1,000 bonds will be redeemed
right away.
Parties digging a well near China
Springs, McLennan county, found in a
gravel stratum, twenty-three feet be-
low the surface, an image in clay OF
queer shape. apparently an idol. 1t
looks as if was made with the fingers
While the clay was soft and burned
IN very hot fire. causing it. to glaze
from sand particles contained in the
baving sest1res Which n,ioSt he emIsy,
or ape either The mouth is wide and
the ears sticking up above the top of
the head, The nose is hooked, and the
rs e. fron, s tbo POSITION II ID
it squats to the crown of the head and
the whole thing weie.bs fo,,, ,,,,ncae
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
observation-disclosures

3upeilen tpirb Dieter pber Sener a1s
uSil6erzG epublifaner" beaei9net, unb aud
in Der PrefTe begegnet maj benz &usbrude
~Stlber= Hepubltfaner" go etpas gibt es
aber gar ni6t, Gerabeio pte ii3 Die Silz
ber<Semofraten bon Der alten 0emofratio
g%etrennt unb Der popofratie %sugetpanbt baz
ben, oOer pie ii9 bic friiberen republican,
f9en Senatoren Dubois, Setter, Cannon
u. !. ~, in Der ct. 2ouiIer Contention feiers
li9 bon Der republitantf9en Partei losiagz
ten, 10 BADEN ale O~ieienigen, pel4e fix
Sreiil6erprGgung eintreten, ibr &nre9t aui
bic 8esei9nung rg3epublifuner" O~erloren.
Sil6erz &epublitaner fam es gar ni9i
geber. Die 8slbfrage 1T cine fOl4e 2ebenss
fra9e unb bic republituntf4e 9artei bat itd
nit ibr 10. febr ibentifi5irt, baB republts
tunif6 fein gIei4be0eutenb NIT ii
9utgelb elm 1T.
Die iebtge @ablcdmpdgne tptro bduftg
nit Der bonn Sabre 1860 Dergli9en unb iie
itebt iebenfaGs iener an 8i4tigteit ni9t
mad. @er bamuls Gepublifaner mar, mar
audi Elm @egner Der 9fla0eret; etnen ii r
bic @flaberei f9pGrmenben &epublifarer
CAB es ni9t. SIS bat bumals audi SeHo=
fraten gsseben, pel6e Before Patrtoten al5
parteileute tparen unb ba6er 9egen bic iuo@
li9e Sflappfratie Sront ma9ten; BET Die1en
Oempfraten muBte man aber erit bas Wort>
6en ,~unionstreu" binaufigen, benin es ba:
au9 i'm Norben aublrei3e bemotratl1de
@iftmidel (Copperheads) segeben. melcbe
am Heb item i'm Sntereffe Der iiioli3en Sfla>
potratie pom 2ebsr seaogen uno ben 4uf>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

IpGter elm 9er3leiben enttpidelte. Wabrerlo
Der lebten flint @o9en iebo9, bic er i'm
9anitarium gu 4tlantd, Ga, 5ubrd4te,
mar es elm b0sartiges Maldriafieber, nell
DIES i'm in's @rab bra9te.
Columbus 9elano, Miniiter bes SSynnern
unter 9eneraI @rant's prGftbentf3aft, 1T
Sreitag in ieinem 2anbbauie in Der Gor@
Itabt Mount @ernon Bel Columbus, s.,
getorben. @r mar 81 Sabre aft.
General abortion Is. Sumter ftarb
an Spnntag in Bloomington, ST.,
am S9lage. @r mar Der gea9tetite
Mdnn BON Bloomington, Der iih iopobl
als Solbat ME als 8iirger aus5ei9nete. @r
mar Der 9elo bon @nobgruB Sin unb entz
f9ieh bic S9la9t BON @bidamauga.
Irmenier.
Ser 9onneritag Na9mittdg aus 9amz
hurg unb SABRE in Nep Oort einz
getroffene 9ampfer r@alifornia" bon
Der Samburg : Mmeritanii9en 2inie
bate $50 Mrmenier an 8orS. 9iez
1elben tparen in SABRE eingeItiegen un0 iinb
fir berf6iebene 8unfte 6sitimmt. Na9 Nnz
gabe bes &apitGns Iinb bic 2eute fdmmtli3
nit Gelb Drrieben.
prin5 Souls BON SapoYen in philadelphia.
Der italienH9e &reu5sr r@briitoforo"
unter benz 8efebl BON G6ebalier q. 8ertboz
lini, pel9er Montag BON Nnndpolis, M6.,
iege1te, traf 9ientae Na4mittag in p9ilaz
belpbia Elm, 9rin3 2ouis bon Sapoben,
9er3og bon @6rua5i, befanb ii3 AT 8orb.
Ser &reu5er pirb iid) cine WD6e in Pbilaz
helpbia aufbalten unb bann naG Nep 0orf
abiegeln.
p. :. lyman.
Ser angebGi9e 9pnumiteri4 g, S. Spz
nan, Der iiA oGs Jog. SEQ. 1" IN ben Morbsn
i'm pbDnir gurt betbeiliet BADEN ion,
1T Montag NbenD NIT benz 9lODooampfer
Suale in Seem 0prt a%pgetommen.
Reide 6olofunoe III DER Ndhe pom BOT
Springs.
@Gbrenb Der leBten @o9en iinb niefe
@rubenleute in 9ot Springs, @rtanids, am
getommen, pel9e eifrigft bumtt beI9dftigt
iinb, in ben Bergen in Der Nd6e Der Staot
nu6 @olb gu fu9en. Se9s Meilen nOrbz
Ditli4 BON 9Ot Springs iinb, tpie bert@<
tet pirO, rei4e @olbfunbe gemu9t not:
ben, unb es entpidelt ii9 Elm bO9grabiges
@olbfieber. Sn ben Wdlbern pimmelt es
BON 9olofu4ern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

rn9r unO 8iirgertrieg audi in bic nOrbli4en
@taaten binausgetragen bdtten.
gei ben Gepublifanern aber Deritanb ii9
Die nntonstreue BON felbt; es CUB
feline &epublifaner, peI9e nit Der SflaDenz
partei ipmpat6iiirten pber gar bic Seceiion
biqigten, pie biele nDrbli9e Oemotraten es
getbdn bdben.
9enau 10 berbdIt es ii9 ieBt nit Der 9elOz
frage. IS gibt au9 ieBt pieber 9emofrdten,
pel6e aus putriotismus bic parteibanbe
8eri9nitten unb ii4 auf Soften bes guten
unb ebrli4en @elbes geteGt baben; es gi6t
aber Oiel me6r 0emotraten, pelAe benz Sill
berf9tpinbel b%erfa0en 1inb.
Die patriotii9en Oemofraten retlner 5n9
nit &e9t Rationale 0emofraten, gum
1nterI9ieb BON ben anbern 9emofraten, bic
ben Sil~berinterefIen cine grtratpur1t braten
m09ten.
Sci ben aepublifanern 1T bas 8ort
national" ielbtDeritdnbli4. User bingesen
an Die nSouberdnitGt" Der Staten ODER
gar, na9 galboun'f9er 2ebre, tpie fe iebt
tpieoer bon @ltgelb aufgepdrmt pirb, oil
bas &e9t Der @ece1ion glaubt, fam feln
Repu6lifaner fein. unb per iebt ni9t fir
@utgelb %eintritt, Der mag irgenb gtipas
fetn, elm Popofrdt, Elm Populi1t ober eht
Spciuliit, Elm &epublitaner aber lit er
l1nb bic Republifaner fol1ten es inb Elm
fir aQemal berbieten, baB ft9 in 3ufunft
irgeno Gtner, Der ieBt lid fir @utgelo
%etntrttt, ibrer partet anf6lieBe unb Ti9
&epublifdner nenne. @er ieBt ni6t nit
ben &epu6lifanern ge6t; tper ieBt ni9t NIT
bilft, baB Die @efabr elmer pppofratiI6en
5errf@aft a6gstpenbet perbe; per ieBt bur9
&eben unb S9riften unb am Wa6ltaae
bur9 feline Stimme ben Silberpubn f6rz
bert nnb itiibt: 9erit tein &epuz
b~ltfdner.
@ol6e 2e1te berf9Ie9tern iebe gartei;
tie limb ni9ts pertb, unb ie raider man ie
los tptrO, beto better.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
gtaStii@e @onSs.

Ser in Nep gorf erI6einstbe
DAILY Bond Buyer" fbreibt, 6aB in
5olge Der orobenoen Sreiiilberz poIitif in ben
lebten bret Monaten mebr als $780, OO, 900
itabt19er Bombs t6eils 5uriidgepieTen, bells
5uriidge5ogen porbsn finb, neil tie in
Wtartte niht 5u ben 8ebingungen berfuuft
neroen %tonnten, inter benen lire @usqabs
dutortltrt porben mar, Dber neil tie feitens
Der &opttaliiten iiber6aupt ,als feline If6e1e
Inldge betra4tet iperben, 70 lange bic
Selbfrage ni9t enti9ie0en unb bas 8rIt
Der Ser. Staaten nt9t NIT beutli9er
@timme feinen MiGen 5u erfennen geqeoen
bat, ob es in Der 3ufunft an elmer ebrlirben
BGbrung uno ebrlt6en @oG5iebung einqsz
gangener 8erpfli9tungen fetbalten min.
Naein bom 5. Bis gum 7. Nobember perben
.Oeriegelte Nngebote i'm Sc ammtbetraqe pom
$l7,000,000 in Seem 0Drt geDffnet perDerr.
@iro 8rpan gepGblt, mas aIerbtngs, pie
Die Sd3e fte6t, BON fetnem Men16en ms6r
ernftlt4 geglaubt ptrb, bann perben ale
bieie Nngebote ~3uriidgepiefen perben.
8iele StGbte poGlen 8erbeHerungen einz
fiibren, @afertperte erribten, StraB>n
pflaitern, eleftrif6e 4nlagen MAIDEN II. +. ip.
Oa fie bas @eIb ni9t beftben, miifen lie es
bergen. Sic ben0tbigen austpGrtigts
&apitaG unb finb baber gen0tbigt, bic Bombs
10 aus3uitelen, pte fe Der &apitaIiit, tp.lz
9er bic papiere fault unb fein eutes 9elo
bofiir ber9iebt, BADEN min, Ni6t bic
G9uloner MAIDEN bic @orf9riften, ~ionOern
bic @ldubi9er. Sober 8iirger, pel6er an
Ieinem @emeinpeIen einen regen Nnt6eil
nimmt uno piini@t, oaB dllgemeine @cr6sIz
1%erungen eingefiibrt perben unb baB man gu
bieiem 3pede @elO aufnebme, bat an o,c
@rpGblung Mc&tnlep's Elm birettes ST.
t~ere1Ie unb ioQte bafur forgen, baB Die
@utgeGba9e gepinne, benin lire Niez
berlaqe niirbe a1Ie in MusIi9t genorn<
menen Dffentli9en 8erbe1erungen unb Nel;=
unlagen bereiteln, btele Stdbte an ben 4aab
bes 8anferotts brtngen unb Saulenben BON
Nr6eitern, bic in itGbttl9en 9ieniten iteben,
bas tGgli9e 8rot rauben. Sc mebr @ino1,d
ma. in bic @abl %geptnnt unO iiber lire 6pl=
qen it9 tlar pirb, be1to nibttger erI9ei7t
Ie unb beito eifriger tpirD man fir BEN
6ieg Der @utgelb1a9e, fir Die @r6altung
Der @bre unb bes grebits bes 2anbes eiliz
treten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
9erntira1teH.
Die princetonzG eoeuffeier.

Dk @efbi9te bon grinceton tpG6renb
Der leBten brei Sage tpirb elm She'll Der
8ei9i4te Der 8ereinisten @taaten pero.n.
8~or5ugstpeife bunbeGte es ii1 babel um bic
GebeGffeier b.s bunbertfiinf3tgiG6rigen Be-
ftebens Der unioeriitGt. @e59Gftli9ertpeiie
ban6elte es ii3 um einen GpngreB be< Sea-
,%tiOnen, Der fi3 aus ben gIdn5enbTten @eiz
tern Der Natiouen auiammenteGte. Ser
b%orru9.nbs @elebrte BON Sranfrei9s @eftaz
ben, griinOIihe 5orfder bes beutI6en @az
terlanbes, ~lebenoige PerIonififationen bon
Sd9rbunoerten engIif9er 2ittsrutur aus ben
Auntelen Weauern Deg ontiten Srforb berii6r=
ten it9 @u6pgen an @Gbpgen unb bra9ten
groBe Soafte aus. Die Gentralfigur Der
gon5en 8eridmmlung biIbste inoeB bas
Sberbaupt ~unIerer Gadtion, YrGIbent glebez
lamb. SelbfDer itdnblid mar sr Der 6auptz
reoner 0es Sages, unb .es berrf9t algemein
Die Qnii9t, baB Der prdiiOent BEL biefer Sc
legenbeit Elm Enlightenment Der 8erebIamfeit
5~uitanbe bra9te. Sn Der Qleranber6aqe
fpra9 er gu elmer 8erfummlung BON &eprGz
fefttd1ten fd1t duer beoeutenoen gelebrten
&nitalten Der @elt unb foniigen 6erporz
rdgenben Mdnnern. @r ipra9 iiber bas
S9ema: r9ie Pfli9ten unb @erantportli@z
teiten, pelbe G9uImdnner unb graie6er i'm
4agemeinen elmer tii4tigen 8egieruns i9ul>
ben."
9rdiiOent GGsoeGanb tebrte Inn flint
albn m9 @~ufbington auriid. Dip
breitdgtge Seier f9GoB burauf 9onneritag
M6enb NIT einem 8antett in Der Mfemblp
9nae, an tpeG3em fi9 iiber 300 perlonen be-
tbeiligten, barunter &eprdientanten BON berz
f4iebenen lniDerIitGten Der 8elt.
Gooesfdne.
@barIes 5reberid Crisp, friiberer bemoz
aratii9er Spre9er bes Rationalz4 bgeorbnez
ten6aufes 1T ni9t msbr. Set ldngerer
Selt i4on litt er an &itbmu. pOraus ii9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Ql0emte1t

berIanst, gegen CUTE 8e3ab[ung, fir ben
8ertauf BON @rtifeln, welbe in ieber
6eutic6en, iopie omerifanii6en Samilie
notbwenbig gcbrau6t tperbcn. Sober,
Ser ii6 elm rentab!cS @ei6aft 5u GRIM
ben mini9t, obcr fib einen guten ytebenz
per6ienit Deri9aften tpia, icbrei5e ioz
fort INN toitenfreie BrObelt, Girfulare,
II. I. N. an
6. S. S0OOp & Co.,
10. 22O StatezStraBe,
2sOftu5, BAN &attne, isis.