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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24
-feuerwebr Derhanoluneen.

;feuerpehr Derhdnolun9en.
&eselmaBiee 8eriantntlung am ID.
9(pri(, 1896.
Sas 8rotDtou Der lebten Ser
lanmlune tuuroe nerleien uno nn9e=
nontnen.
9(n8eitrdeen ein9en elm $3.50; einz
eeeaneen fir 5tuei &appen BON 80.
8uebiger unb Sp. Drummer, 81.
5plgenbe &e9nunsen tuuroen eez
priift un6 aur 3ablune angetpielen;
9(ug. 8pblt fir &appen. 80. $42.5O
$. 9enfer, &eparatur an9eiter 100
Su1antnten. S4o.oo
8eidluiieu, bus bent Contributions
Gpmite mod elm Monat 3eit ee9eber
tpirb.
SeI6lpfIen, baB Der Setretdr be
auftraet tueroe 200 r@ertiifate,
bruden sulaiien.
8el9lphen, baB ~ nSor6es" Uni
2aternen aneeibafft tuerben, Uni
tuuroen bic 9erren 9lue. @oblt I'M
gbas. Soned ais guntite ernann
nm idntntlide Grtifel Su beiorge
unb in Der ndbiten 8eriantmluns 8
beribten.
Serr Sobn Sbtparb tuurbe burt
Serrn Sp. 9enfer nls nftines W1i
glieb nDrseiblagen.
! Siernuf 8ertneins.
$. 8rDpp, 9. 9anien IT.,
@apitan. Sefreta
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24
a)er,,,1,1,, ae1n., grettnn, ne1, april, 1885,
2lus oem County

- Mt. Gterling. Cine 2oe
Der Mpbern @poomen tpurbe bic
nit elmer Dtitsliebersabl nun % &c
griinbet.
Sbirb Greet. Serr Bm
Sbalt, bel 98oollam tupbnbaft, tuur
be lebten Sreitas upn ieiner @attil
nit einem munteren Stammbalter
bem @riteebprenen, bei6enft. @ra
tuliren!
- 9rate. SRI. Sine Nuitermnnl
besab iib leste @o9e na6 Ouens
bile um ibrem tranten 8ruber, S
&ultermann, einen Selu1 absultat
ten.
- Gm Spnntne, ben 26. 4pril
tpirb in Der 8eempnt Metbpbiiten
Stride cine 8ierteliabressS ssSerlamm
lung itattfinben.
- 8 q =. Die 2olt SiG Siltrift
l6ule, bic unter 2eitune bes Serrt
Senrp 2anbtpebr itnnb, fam am II
3. Ntts. sum Nbi9luB.
- SRI. Sarnb Mpeller, tuel6e iid
mebrere @oben in Sebalia su Se
JUDI BEL ibren 9tnsebDrieen befanb
febrte 1ebte @pbe tuieber suriif.
- uenspiue. Serr Senrt
Sassmann lit lebte 8ube ber s(iid.
li6e Sater zines tuaderen Stamn=
balters eetuprben. @ratulireu.
- Serr 6. g8. Mellies unb @nt=
tin beenben li6 lebte g8udbe in &c
I6aften nn6 ct. Souls.
- llnIer pDpularer 8auTmann,
!0err @eD. 8ul6mann unb 5amilie
mu6ten lebten Sunntae cine 8ez
iu6sreiie nab Sermann.
8lnnb. 8. 8ittrof uno 6.
Spllmann baben iib cine 9anpT=
bre16mal9ine aneel9nfft unO tper=
ben lid bier bent 9rei6ergel6dfte
ipi0men.
- 8aItor S. &penig, npn Ser
mann befanb iib Oieie @ube beiubs=
iueile bier.
- 6riebenSri6ter Scope bielt leb=
ten Samstae cine @eri6tslibune ab
in tpel6er bic; alaee NtIGler eesen
ald9er Sur Serbanblun9 fam. 0as
8eiultat lit uns nibt betanut.
- Bots bom. Serr 5rib &ez
oenstp, iuelber burdJ &ranf6eit
ans Sett 9efehelt mar, befinbet Iid)
tpieber auf bent beiteu g8eee sur
8eiierune.
- 5rls. Sina Suntbur9 uno Soa
Yfotenbuuer, iotuie Serr Serb. 8fu=
tenbauer opn Sermnnu, tuaren lebte
@p6e bier gu Seiu6e bel ibren 9tnz
oebDrieen.
- Serr Srib &lussner neri6idte
lebte @pbe cine Gurlabun9 S6meine
no6 ct. 2puis.
- 9rg Sill. SIR Gurreippn=
hent murine III ieinem @eburtStaoe
um IL. 3. SO. nit berslihen @liif=
luiinl6en unb bibi9en 9(neebinoer
upn leinen 5reunoen auf bas 2tebez
ppGlIte beoadt. Serr @m. 8raenole
l6idte mir ein 5aBden BON SrOpp 8
8eltem uno cine 8iite BON &eune' 8
fanpien @iearren, iudbreno 6err
@ep. 2ane opn 9ermann, MIDI nit
einem @tld fiinitlid] ausgefiibrter
8ilobauer=9 =9(rbeit bel6enfte. 9as=
ielbe iteGt cine So9olcene nDr uno
seuet ppn bubem 8unitiinn. 8eIten
Oanf.
- Serr 2puis Stdbel, BON 2aba=
Die, Wep., itattete ant lebten Cams
tag ieinem SnteG, 5rn. gbriit. @ia,
einem 8eiu6 ab.
- Serr Martin 2uofui9, etnpftng
ant lebten Sreitae Die @ratu(atipner
sablreiber 5reunoe gu leinem @e:
burtStne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24

Der S6abnnttSiefretdr Carlisle
belt am9icnsta8 in Chicago cine 8ez
be fiir 9uteS @el0 unD cine geIunoe
g8dbruns, uno ipns er in oieIer 0in=
iibt In9te, peroient Die riid6nltSloIe
3utimnun9 aller @utgeloleute
&enn er nber bema9ueil6erg8eile be-
bauptct, Die finanSielle, tomn,er5ieIle
unb inOuIteriellc 9tutb(nge, ipelcbe
oos 2uno in ben lebten Subren beint=
9eiu6t babe, lei Der Sefiir9tuue ent.
iprun9en, baB Die &e9ierun9 ni6t in
Stanbe Iein ueroe, bie@olosab1un9:
en- uufrebt gu erbalten, un0 bnB un:
fer @uurontoelo auf cine SilberbaliS
berabiinten tperbe, 10 oebDrt ibm ba
fir ouf Die Singer eeflopft. 0it
Sauptltrla6e iener 9tutblaee ua,
Der erpBe bemufratii6e 0ntipnolliel
I'M Sabre 1892 nit leiner ip6ter er
fui9ten untfrGn1peluno unieres Gdut
sullipItentS i'll eiu Srei6anoelsIpItem
uno Den nneroerbli9en .Spleen bieie
garifllmudl5ung fir unIere einbein
iide S5nouItrie un0 9lrbeit. Die 9,
iorsniB unierer Sn6uitrieIlen III
'@eibaftsleute ppr ben peroerbGidbe
.Gintuirfun9en oieIer llmtp6(suno q,
ainier geIammtes einbeimiIbes 81
ouitriez uno@eibdftsipelen laitete NJ
Elm lnbmenoer Sllp auf beiben III
brahte unS Die Oriifenoe Oaotfla
bic nun I6Dn 10 lanee nuf aano II
8Dlt eelaitet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24
Sta6trdtbs Derbdnolunoen.

GpesialsSerIammlung am 20ten
Npril, 1896.
9lntueienb bic 9erren Saeffner,
gberlin, g8enIel, 9ueIIer uuo gorz
fiber 2eisner.
Die Bombs Der fuleenben 8eantten
tuurben aneenOntmen:
g6as. Soned, Collector, 8onb i'm
getrage BON s5, 900, nit ben Serrer
slue. @oblt, 5enrD S6n6, ggm,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24

Sei Sefferion gitp tpurbe Die 2eid1e
non 5rau aatbarina steiner int Slus
9efunoen. Ob Selbitmoro u6er elm
llnfaa oOrliest, lit bis seitern nod
t,idt ermittelt tuurben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24
Der
@i8mager

2GL SlSIuuESli uHJ puS
8odbier baben ibr @rIdeinen oe=
ma9t. 9a8 yS05bau"=Sieber lit be-
reits alien @tuites nltsgebru6en un0
Bicnics iteDen in 9lusli9t; gemiB
3ei6en 9enug, baB Der gSinter uurz
iiber lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24

- lleber 9erter, Ntp., eing anl
9tbenb nUm 21. B. sc. Elm fllr6tbores
Sn9elmetter nie0er. @s fielen Su=
9elfDrner bis Sur @rDBe ppn Saubeu=
eiern, Die li6 on manben GteIer
bis Sur SDbe BON 4-6 3pu onbQuf.
ten. Cine ei9enartige @rI6einunc
tuur es, bnB ber &e9en iteQenmei5t
cine tiefi6tpar5e Sarbe bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24

Der StaatSz@el elun6beitSrotb bat in
Ieiner lebten Sibung cine @ntI6ei0.
ung getrpffen, Die iidb auf rNteoicnl
Colleges" bc5iebt un0 ni6tig lit.
S6Dn our6em uur0e pDn 0ie1er Se:
bDroe aelten0 9emadt, baB Elm @rnO=
uirter zines rWeGicnl College" nud
ben Nn0ucis elmer 9cnilgenocn all
oemeinen @lementar=Sil0ung liefern
ntiilic. 9iele2tnforoerlno lit Nun leit=
ems 0ieler SebDr0e in beitimmte
6urm 9ebrn9t luDr0en, un0 5iuar in
oem man nnUr0nete, bnB fcine Yer=
Iun ais Stl0ent in Elm yWtc0ical9 Of
le9e" nuI0enDmmen iueroen bari,
pDne pprber nit 8e5ug nuf cine SIC
ntentnr- Surbiloung elmer eriinOlidD=
ell Hrilfrtng lrnter5p8en morOen 81
Iein ltuO bieIelbe nit einem 9ru5ent-
lab ppn minbeItens 80 beItanben 5u
6nben. 9ie1e2(npr0nun9 lit entI6ieo=
en- uerniiuItig uuo miro o49enteinen
Yeifall finoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24

g8d6ren0 Der DerilOlienen gSu6e
Iiu0 Die Greiie Der meiiten 5nrnprp
BUTTE i'm 0ie006e oegangen. Die llr=
iadJe lag in Den mannigTa6en& lagen
bic ii6er ben Stnnb Der beurigen
g8interuei5enInat aus BEN uerIcbie0=
enen Stanten einiefen. E9lu3 pielen
0iltriften iuur0e beri6tet, 0n5 Die
28ittcrlng Su beiB un0 5u trDden mar
Sn einigen @e3cnoen babe audi Die
8etrcibeipan5e betrd6tlicben S6a0en
angeri6tet.
SeitOem iinO nun tuieoer nnoere
Oteloungen eingelaufen, Die ben lDz
9enannten Barren ertuiinId)t l6ienen.
llnO 10 lit e8 9efonnen, baB an Der
geItieen SDrle Die Yreile eber &C:
oriift iunren.
Der Su1bel @aIbzg8ei5en brn9tt
oeItern in g. 9Duis nur SO.6S, il
Chicago 500 uno in 9teiu gprt
SO.77.
Der tuntrDIlirbnre gSei5enoprrntl
betrdet 5ur 3eit int @eIamnteebie
Der Ser. Staoten 5S ,483, 900 8uI6ef
Der Buffet @ell6furn bdlt li6 alt
SO.27, tueil Die 6armer ni6t 10 pie
uuI ben Wtarft brin9en ais ntun6'
| Spefulanten tuiinI6en. Der aartpI
ielnpreis lit in ben lebten Saaen tuie
Der oefaIlen. Su ct. 2uuis miro fiji
ben 8uI6el r@aib" int @rpBperfau
nicbt ntebr ais sO,28 be5abt. Sir &c
rin9ere SDrten np6 iuenieer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24
Omt filr sSenermamm.

Sat SsSsrmanu nimmt cine obfabreuoe Wlebt3in
I'm bus SpHsm Su retnissu. uno out babel CUTE Der
oounn9 uub 6rsbeit bon rbsi9perbtu su srIau.
gen. 3as bette WittsI nm oieien Sfp.d ou errei9ea
lift Simmors Seber 8e9uIotOr. 9Gouu bic 2sb,r
tbdtt9 unb senuo iitftnOet M fret bOnglaIaria.
giItoftdt. lnreroouItGtsit trantsn 9opfpcb unb
9srfppiuns; uub bon isnsm uuse.msrseIttn urb
f6tpdGeu SsfaH. gBedt Cure eeber auf burtt ben
Sebraud bon Simmons ssber ResuIator unb Sbr
foerbet bon bisTeu uebelu befreit. aIs Elm abfibr
mitteI pirtt Simmons Ssber Re9uIator beHer ola
4iIsn. Gs ipirtt Ieidt abfhbrsno unb erfriI6enb.
gu erbarten Fhis dhpE oorbereiteD Oeer us FuIoer.
70 au nebsn ober stH Sbee barauS MAIDEN tpie ss &c.
pbbnItd s.tbau tptrb nrrter benz oeuti6en @oIt.
- 9eoss Da6et bat Den sutben Z=Stens.
pei aui oem umihIae.
j. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
Ihilaaelphia, Pa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24

0u perfaufen Gtue fSnrIn pm 27ls adsT Ytes' s
= len neft5 Don RermanH 0nies asS1nsID, Slshsrs,;
tpenoe. man iid an MEL
6ermoHn, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24
ant1r9n1t9 40

9luBer Oregon tuer0en nod fol9en
be Gtanten ibre gSnblen uor Der fOl
aenI6meren 9tatipnfun1l i'm gouem
ber abbalten: SermDnt, /. Septem
Der; 9lrfanIaS 4. September; Slorior
6. October; @eor9ia, 4. SctOber.
98el6c Ynrtei in ieben oielerStaaten
Iieoen ipiro, Itebt i6un jest felt uno
hat fir ben 9tuoember feline Seoeutz
un9.
0ic @eTnbr, DAB Die republitnniI6e
8artei lber Die Silberira9e in 3luie=
Ipalt oeratben fDnnte, icbiuinoet tag.
lid mebr uno meDr. Su 9lan5enoe
9lusIi6ten, iuie iie fir ben Serbit ben
Republifanern iic9er limb, er8e6en oas
allerbelte 8inOemittel sur @ini9teit,
unb eiuig nit Ii6 luie eiu Wann tuiro
I'M gtuuember Die republifaniI6e Tar-
tel iein.
8on -uuIerem 8puueneur Stune
tbeilt Der ySeebOte" in Ntilmautee
nit: 8uuuerneur Stpne BON WiIlOuri
laBt ieine &inoer BON elmer beutiben
Grsieberin, 6rl. 0elenc Sbulte aus
ct. 9ouis unterri6ten. So6IteDenoe
un0 aebiloete 9lmerifnner tuinen ben
g8ertb Der oeuti6en Sprnde 5u iuiir=
oiaen. g8ie beIcDdneuo lit 0ies fiir lUl=
die einoeiunnoerten 9eutI6e.t, Die
ba8 9eutI6e gon5 oerua6ldnigen!
g(us alien 3beilen Nti6uuri' 8
iaat Der ,St. 2Oui8 60. gG6ter"
uiro bcricbtet, onB Die republitanilGbe
Iartei out urganiIirt lit, uno onB opllz
itdnoige 0armonic un0 9roBer Gntbu
Iiasmus berrI6t. 9as nteint, oaB Die
in eSeiierIon Gitu OUminirenoe 0emoz
tratil6e Serrld)ait ii6 6ereit balten
Iuu, UNI I'M n16lten 9tOuentz
ber BON Der rcpublifaniI0cn 6lutb=
meue aus iDren 2(cnttern binalS9ez
eelhuenlmt 81 ueroen.
5armer, iucl6e uubl oarilbcr unz
terri6tet iin0, onB Die GinIubr ibrer
TrObutte lid) ieit bent gSiOerraf oes
Mc&inleD 5nriI3 geltei9ert bat, fperz
ben burdb bic g8nbrnebntlng nibt
belIer qe1tinmt, bnB 0nnlit 5u9leidJ
ibre 9lu8Iubr abnimmt uno lie INNER
uenieer 9lbinb iinOcn. 9ie noblteb=
enoe Sabeuc 5ei9t Die 2lu5fubr pm
@eisen iiir bic brittle WtdrSwu6e III
1896.
guTl:t8
WlarJ 1898 COIcR:nltp IartD ...........2, 73d OCO
Nt6rB 1894 (SRcatuIep 5ortT. ....2 $Si. .ot2
Yldr5 ls96 (NIIion 1ortD......... .......l l592.mO
SaS Serlpre1cn Der 6reibanolcr,
bnB Die 8eieiti9uno Der 3uuraten oes
Mc&inleDz9nriI3 Die 0tdrtte Der r9an'
sen @elt fir Die Eru0ufte ber Ser.
Staaten erDbern iuer0e, lit mod nidbt
in @rIilllun9 qeaan9en.-2lm. GcD.
gSie int Wtntabelelan0 III SH0ult-
glfrita Die @iu9eburcuen lief im 2lufz
itanoe beituoeu, 10 0rubt oudD in
9eutid=Siioiuelt 9tfrifn ieitens Der
SerrerUs ein 9Iufrubr. 9iele, iuelde
iid tets lebr fein0ielig ge5ei9t ba=
ben, t0nnen 60, 900 damn in's 6el0
iteIen, iudbrenO Die oOrtigen beutId=
en- Srnppen min 500 damn ltarf un0
oesbal6 nidt i'm Stan0e limb, e8 nit
benz 10 be0euten0 iibcrlegenen 5einOe
nuf5unebmen. Spllte es in Der
9bat gum &riege tummen, 10 OiirIte
es Der I6limnltc &DlDnialfrie9 ipcrz
ben, nit bem 0cuti6(ano je 5u tgun
gebabt. lleberbnupt 9ebt eS nit
bent &Oluniiiren Der eurppdiI6en
Wtdhte in gliritn 0ur6aus ni9t mcbr
10 9lntt nb: 0aS bnbcn 9eutI9lnnb,
England, Stnlien uno Sel9ien I6pn
mebr erfabren, ais ibuen lieb lein
biirfte.
Der S6abnnttSIefretdr Carlisle
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24

0ns @a6stbum bes Deficits i'm
SunoesI6ab lit rapioer uno peit erDz
Der, ais man 5uerit aneenommen.
9aiIelbe bat fiir bieien WtOnat bereits
bic euprme SDbe BON Sc ,084, ,8O3 uno
fir oas luufenoe &e6nun9Sjabr ben
Setrne BON faIt s25 900, 900 erreidt.
llu0 trub nlleoem fa9ren Die 8emoz
fraten uno lire Ereiie fort, iteif uno
| felt 5u bebaupten, unier jebi9er, bent
ufrati1der, y3eucniien=Sarif" 1iefere
oer 8eoieruu9 @infiinfte 9enu9 5ur
9efun9 ibrer 9lu8gaben!
Ntit Ser9nii9en erIeben mir, buB
nidt nrr Idntnttli6e beuti6e 3eitrnz
gen Die Ganoioatur bes 8i6ters 9ir=
sel fiir oa8 Sberri9ter=S(mt nuf bas
g8drntite befiirtuprten, ionbern au9
Die an9lu=ameritnnii6en 8latter erz
fennen Die eminenten Sabiefeiten beS
Srn. Sir5el an uno reoen Ieiner No=
ntination Sa8 8prt, 10 baB Die Nus=
ii6teu oaB 8idter 9ir5e( upn Staatsz
Gunuent al8 Ganoi0at fiir 0a5 glmt
Oes Oberri6ters auf9eiteQt tuerben
iuir0, Die oentbar beIten iin6; 0u9
bari e5 oamit ni6t ietn 8eiuenoen
baben, iun0ern ie0er 9eutide, un0
namentli6 jeoes 6euti6e Slatt I'M
Stnate, iuGlte pon iebt ab bis sur
Staat8conoention fir Die Domination
unlere5 brauen 2anosmannes unerz
miiolid agitiren unO es Ii6 sur @bz
renla6e MAIDEN, Oaraufbin 5u
ruirfeu, 0aB audi bns 9eutI9t6um
ieine bere6ti9te &ertretung auf benz
repu6lifaniIcben Stantsticfet er6dlt,
ourcb 9luTlteIlung bes 9errn 9tuoplpb
0ir5el.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-24

9as Seripre6cn Der t5reibanoler,
bnB Die 8eieiti9ung Der 3uuraten oes
WcSinlep=SariT3 Die NtGrfte Der gam
sen @elt fir Die Eru0uftc 0er Ser.
Stnnten erUbern per0e, lit nD6 nibt
in @riilllunQ aeaanQen.-llm. @cp.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-03-21
BIrrest of Big Trees.

The largest tree in the state of Cali
fornia, or in the American continent,
perhaps, is sold Sequoia," the Titan of
nll the redwood giants, which stands
at an altitude of $500 feet above sea
level at distance of II miles from the
Yosemite valley. At present "old
Sequoia" is but blackened stump, but
as it stands it is without doubt the old
est representative of the vegetable
kingdom in the world. At one time,
before fire and wind partially destroyed
the grove of big trees" of which it
was the chief, "Old Sequoia" was
more than 100 yards high and upwards
of so feet in diameter. At present the
'stump" is 1856 feet high and about Al
feet in diameter near ats charred and
blackened roots. Quite q stump"
after all.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-03-21
Avoids tho Public Gaze.

Mrs. Cleveland breads publicity for
her children. She says her little girls
are private persons and that the public
has nothing to do with them. To her
they are too sacred to be gazed up upon
by the vulgar public. So bent is she
on preserving their privacy that she
has never had their photographs taken
by any professional photographer,
Only one amateur is said to have been
allowed to make sun pictures of them.
She is young lady, an intimate per-
sonal friend. Evidently Mrs. Cleve'
lands trust in her discretion was well
founded. Mrs. Cleveland has no such
feeling about her own photographs,
which may be bought in great vari-
ETY. of graceful poses at any shop where
pictures are Sold
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-03-21

particularly arsenic; but the post-mor-
tenn did not disclose any of the drug in
his stomach. About one-tenth of a
grain was found in the liver and other
parts of the body by a government an
alyst. Testimony was also introduced
to show that husband and wife had
quarreled n short time before his death;
that there had been talk of a scandal
between them and that he had made a
will making his brothers universal lega-
tees of his property for the benefit of
his children. The trial took place be-
fore Justice Sir Fitzjames Stephens, an
irascible jurist, who was said to have
been insane and who afterward left the
bench on account of his mental failings
and died. Mrs. Maybrick's counsel
was Sir Charles Russell. now lord
chief justice of England. Judge
Stephens in his charge to the jury was
SO evidently prejudiced against the
prisoner that his remarks caused gen.
eral comment. They apparently in
fuenced the jury and they returned a
verdict of guilty in 3s minutes, and the
punishment was fixed at death. Owing
to the circumstances of the case there
arose storm of protests in England
and this country, and efforts to secure a
rehearing of the case were begun. I'm
able to withstand the pressure Home
Secretary Matthews committed the sem
tence of death to Imprisonment for life.
When the liberal government came into
power, Home Secretary Asquith was
asked by Gail Hamilton to reopen the
case. She presented petitions signed
by members of President Harrison's
cabinet and other persons of influence.
He refused to take any action and even
the efforts of the officials of the United
States proved unavailing. With un-
daunted persistence the friends of Mrs.
Maybrick kept up their efforts, and if,
as has been reported, they are to be de-
feated again, there will be few among
those who have followed the case who
will not feel sad
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TENNESSEE Observation-Disclosures.

of the site, and have persuaded the
management to add noble hill and an
adjoining park to the grounds. A
small lake, about four acres in extent,
already filled with water, ends in a
graceful waterfall at a point where the
main entrance is to be located. An
other lake, Is acres in extent, is also
nearly completed. Banks of shrubbery
and groups of trees have been planted
at desirable points in addition to about
200 trees already on the grounds. The
roads and walks are macadamized and
will soon receive top surface of Ken
lucky asphalt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-03-21
FLORENCE MAVERICK.
Little Probability That She May
Be Restored to Liberty.
Brief Review of n Remarkable Murder
Case In Which tho People of Great
Britain and the United States
Were Equally Interested.

No criminal case in recent history has
created more extended interest than
that of Mrs. Florence Mnybricl, an
American woman convicted in England
on the charge of numbering her hus.
band, Thomas MaybriclS, an Englishman
residing in Liverpool. Mrs. Maybrick
is now serving n life sentence for the
alleged crime. Ever since her convic.
tion in 1889 n large number of persons
in England and in this country, firmly
believing her innocent, have labored
most energetically to secure her re.
lease. Repeated failures have served
only to impel these devoted friends to
more determined efforts, but it is now
reported that Sir Matthew w. Ridley,
the home secretary of the Salisbury
cabinet, has decided not to liberate Mrs.
Maybrick.
1t is a most remarkable case, and the
new phase it has taken will make a
brief recital of it of timely interest. AT
the age of II Miss Chandler, daughter
of w. G. Chandler, n banker of Mobile,
Ala, was married to James Maybrick,
a Liverpool broker, Al years of age. The
couple apparently lived happily to-
gether for n number of years. Two
children, a boy and girl, were born to
them. April 27, 1889, Maybrick was
taken i'll, and his wife nursed him ten.
derly until he died. Then she swooned
and was unconscious for AS hours. The
doctors said death was caused by gas
troenteritis, but two brothers of May
ances averred that Mrs. Maybrick had
poisoned her husband. She was placed
under arrest before she recovered from
the shock of her husbands death and
was speedily tried.
The trial developed the fact that May
brick was habitual user of poisons,
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Massachusetts, with majority of co.
600. The term expires next January,
and Gov. Wolcott's successor will be
elected at the general elections in No
vember. The law of Massachusetts, is
odd in relation to the present situation.
For 20 years until now there has never
been n vacancy in the office of gov
crnor. But Lieut.. Gov. Wolcott will
rot succeed as governor. During the
illness of Mr.. Greenhalge he was "act-
ing governor" The constitution does
not transmit the title of governor to the
second officer of state in the event of
the death of the first officer. On the
death of the first officer the second Of
ficer issues n proclamation declaring
that there is a vacancy in the Office of
governor. The lieutenant governor
then ceases to be acting governor, but
becomes lieutenant governor and COM
mander in chief"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-03-21

is ready for the staff. The Woman's
building and the Auditorium are under
roof and ready for the trimmers. Plans
for the Agricultural building are now
in the hands of the management, which,
some time ago, offered a prize for the
best design for this structure. 1t is the
aim of the exposition people to make
the Agricultural building and it's con.
tents the principal points of interest
at the fair. A children's building will
be erected before the exposition opens,
The exposition grounds cover 100
acres, in a delightful location. Land.
scape gardeners of note have been em,
ployed to enhance the natural beauties
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-03-21

loyal Tennesseeans will gather on that
day at Nashville, the state capital, to
witness grand military and trade pa
geants and gorgeous fireworks and il
luminations. The celebrations planned
in honor of the day and occasion will
be unique. Artists and merchants will
vie with each other to make every fea-
ture memorable; and this happy COM
bination of brains and money gives as
surance that visitors from outside of
the state will be amply repaid for un-
dertaking a journey to the south for
the purpose of witnessing the proposed
display.
The region which now constitutes the
state of Tennessee was claimed in early
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-03-21
ORANGE FREE STATE.
Judge Steyn, Its New President, Is n
Warm Friend of Kruger.

Judge Steyn, Its New President, Is n
Warm Friend of Kruger.
Judge Steyn, who has recently been
elected president of the Orange Free
State, was chief justice of that country
before his elevation to the office of the
presidency. The position had been
filled by the late +. w. Reitz. Judge
Steyn's election is considered Boer
victory, as his candidacy was indorsed
and promoted by President Krueger, of
the Transvaal. DR.. Jameson and his
raid into the South African republic
had the sympathy of the uitlanders, or
non-citizens of the Orange Free State.
Steyn stood for the conservative or Boer
interests, and his election shows the
tide is flowing against British domina
ton in this part of Africa. He is an
able jurist, a good statesman and
strong man. The country over which
he will rule is an independent Dutch re-
public in South Africa. On the south
of it is Cape Colony, on the west Griqua-
land, the Transvaal on the north and
Natal on the east. Its area is 4S,326