davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
1861

MtltpnbtlGe, &anfas. = Sc 9erei4t
mir gum 8ergniigen, folgenben 8eri9t iiber
meme &rantbeit uno beren 8erlauf MAIDEN
gu biirfen. Seit 5pei Sa6ren bate i9 Elm
Magenleioen Der complicirteiten DIRT. So
bate mir es pbne 3neifel 5uge5ogen, ais
i9 pGbrenb elmer l1eberf9pemmung ourh
einen NIT Sis angeI9nemmten 8aG
i9namm.- Sd 5ablte iiber $500 fir 9pftOrz
re9nungen, obne BON meinem 2eioen 9e6eilt
gu perben. @ines Sa9es, i'm D%ergungsaen
Wirrter, fdAb i6 in elmer 3eitung Sorni's
Mlpenfrduter= 8lut6eleber marin empfoblel.
Sd lieB mir fir $500 cine prpbetiite, pel@s
elm 9ubenb Slai4en entbdlt, tommen uno
begann iofort i'm ein5unebmsn. Stun fam
i9 nit gutem @epi1en fugen, oab i9 ourA
ben 8ebrau9 oieies Mittels bon meinen
Magenleiben polltommen gebeilt purbe unb
CUR 3eit gefiinber fible als felt Sa6ren,
Mein @epi9t lit II 185 Pfuno, pdbreao
es i'm leBten @inter, e6e t4 bic Sur nit
benz 8lutbeteber begann, nur 119a gfunp
betruq. 81. s. Sanger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

qetpiTe 3oqe gu 1pielen. 8or 70 Sabren,
nGmli9 1927, nurbe 6ermann &ufter 9ez
brren; Dor breiBig Sabren, nGmli9 1867,
fam 3after an bic yStaats5eitun9", nno
oor 5~tpanaig Sabren, I'M 1. Sanrar 1877,
feierte 8aiter fein Observation-Disclosures
SubilGum ols %Sournalit. 0amals I9rieb
fem @o1ege 8app II. a.: nOte beut19=
dmeritanif6e Prei1e pGre bas, mas tie i'm
lebten 8ierteliabr6unbert aus fhpa9en 4n=
fGngen getporben lit, beute ntht, penn tie
ni6t Das Slid ge6abt bate, DaB ibr Wtdnz
ner pie 6ermann Slater i6re gan5e Settles
unb 2e6ensfraft ptbmeten." Was @il6elm
Gapp bomals iiber 8uiter fagte, gilt aud
fir i'm Ielbft, unb mir 6offen, ooB Der Snz
btlar Der nSQinois Staats5eitung" ietnen
@oGegen, 5reunben unO 5amilienangebOriz
9en nod biele Sabre in bpGer Riiltigfeit
er6alten bleibe.
9es Subildumstdges i6res alien 5reunz
bes geoentenb, iiberrei9ten am Sreitag Na9z
mittag Die 9erren Srib 6artmonn, W. u.
6etti9, 4bolpb @eorg, Nnton 6ottin9er,
Wilbelm SreunD unD Sobn %. 9teb 9errn
gtapp in ieinem Sonctum Elm gei4madpol>
les, in i9neren 1ilbernen &abmen gefaBtes
@ebentbGatt, bas bon 9errn 9ans @eiBler
fiintlerii9 aus9efiibrt unb bon i6nen Iotpie
ben 6erren Mi6ael 8runb, IOolpb S9oez
ninger, SEP. 8en5 aus St.pauI, Minn., u.4.
benz SSSubilar %geitiftet mar. 4ls~ @pre9er Der
9eputation iiberreihte 9r. Srib 3@artmunn,
Der ais 48'er ESTABLISHMENTS nit. 9errn
9app ldngere -,3eit in unfreipiaiger WtuBe
ouf benz 0obsnzQsper9 5ngebrd@t bat, ous
@eI6enf, %tooruuf !6err Sobn %. 0ieB, Der
Oibter Der @ibmung, OieleIbe Derlas. Die
Miomung fat folgen0en @ortlaut:
YIN S~ilberfton5e!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
apad,earutd1e auttots ataata aettn,ee, aattanod1 3. gebrnar 1897


Der 5rembe g~efo1tet baden = bonn Wieosr<
ausbuu bes 9eut19en 3ei9es, Deien Nelz
perOen Sic, tpenn audi ni9t ais Wfitreoaf@
teur Der rSG. StaatsStg,", 10 bo9 ais @9ef@
rebatteur bes r8alt. Wsder" begriiBen ourfs
ten, unb tpo5u Sic bur6 Wort uno 99rift
10 man9en 8auitein beigetragen baben. gtidt
SeDem nirb bic Sreuoe unb 8enugtbuun9
bei9eert, Die Sbsale Ieiner Sugeno in 10
oollem MaBe bertpirtli9t gu ie6en.
9eute unb felt Sabren fino Sic nun Der
Gbsfrebafteur Der 3eitung, Die Sic bon tlei=
men NnfGngen gu eroBem Nnieben bao>i1
ma@Ien ieben; Der Sic I'M @an5en ppQe 30
Sabre Sbrer Mannesfraft 9elis6sn babea,
unb oeffen perional Sic pa6reno aler
bieIer 3eit Elm leu6tenbss 8eilpiel itrengiier
unb gepifenbafteiter, burb nt9ts beirrz
barer 9fli9terfiiaun9 gepeien iinb. lnb,
tpenn nun audi bas Otter Sutpeilen an Sire
56iire tlopft, - geoente ih Der groben Sbas
ten, tpel6e anOsre mebr als 68idbri9e Ser
rem, beren Mlter, pie bas Sbre, tpie g%reiien=
Der Wein blubte, mod Oerri9tet BADEN, 10 bin
i9 iiber3eugt, 6aB es un pergOnnt lein
nirb, mod man9es Sa6r Sic in oieler
SteIung gu ieben, unb Sbnen, Sbrem Sic
gesfran3e nod man@es 8latt ein3ufledtea,
unb bas 2anO S6rer Wabl, benz Sic Sbre
Strait gemibmet, Den 6oben 3ielen Der
Men19beit 16oner als bisber entgegenblii3en
gu feben.
9teI er 9offnung, pel6e NIT ben Gi9en@
tbiimern unb benz perfpnal Der Stuats5tg.
piele 5reunOe nab unb fern tbeilen, bite
i9 sic, psrebrte NntpeIenbe, bur9 Elm oreiz
fa9es 6o9 trdftigen Musbrud gu geben."
geaGbsm bas 9o9, bas itiirmii6en 8tz
bsr6aa fanb, %Derflungen mar, banfte Der Sc
feierte in ber5li9en Morten fir Die ibrt err
nie1ene @brung unb geba6te bunn, inbem er
aus benz ret3en Born 1etner @rinnerung
f90pfte, Der treuen Mitarbeiter aus Der Rez
battion unb benz @ef9dftsbureau, aug Dem
Sebsrfual unb ber 9ruderei, Die 5eit feinem
@irten an Der nSutnois Stauts5eitung"
bonn Sobe babingerafft finb. 8efonbers tbat
ct bes frii6eren 2otal= &ebatteurs bon Der
6Dbl, bes SeBerz6 auptmanns &o9, bes al
ten treuen Se 2onge, Der 0erren 6reeIe lrro
emanuel Gobn aus benz Smithsonian,
bes Observation-Disclosures Or. 2ubtpig urb
Or. Wbps @rpGbnung. Sn fndppen, f9orz
fen 53igen f9ilberte er ben unbsrgeBli9en
6ermann Gaiter, Der i6m ni9t nlr college
unb 5reunb, %ionoern aud 2ebrer unb leu9z
tenbes 8orbilb %getpe1sn lei, unb pibmete Der
&raftgeftalt glnton @ofpar 9efing's, bteier
beutf9en Glide, bon Der Niemanb geglaubt,
DaB Tie 10 balb bdtte gefdQt perben tOnnsn,
tparms Worte bes Na9rufs. Nuf oas eole
Mnbenfen bie1er 8ertorbenen forberte er bic
MntpsIenben auf, ibr @las gu leeren.
sSn ~anregenber unterbaltung, bic bur9
ban MustauI9 bon 8euiniscen5en g~etpiir5t
tpurbe, perging Der @6eno.
Sim Sonnabenb purbe 6err &app nod
BON 5ablrei9en SreunOen unb 8efunntea,
bic er1t na9trGgli9 BON benz Subildum
&snntntB erbalten batten, auf feinem Sancz
tum aufgefu9t uno uuf bas 9er5li9ite be-
gliidpIni9t, Nu9 bds 5eberperfonul err
freute i'm bur9 bic lte6errei9ung zines Wioz
%mungsbluttes nit f~ol9enbem, fir ii4 ieGbit
ipredenben Snbalt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

ScSn Charles s.. Danes BON @pan1ton tpirb
S9aBamts Ietretdr Sage letnen bornebmiten
Mitarbeiter er6alten. fotpeit 8anttpeIen in
8etra9t fommt. @ie 6err Danes 1e[bit
5ugab, bat sr bic INN bon 9errn Wfcz
&inIeD angsbotens @rnennung gum S9ab=
amtszG pntrpleur angenommen, erpartet iez
bp9, baB Gontro1eur @dels Den Yoiten Bis
gum Mblaufe 1eines Nmtstermins i'm Sabre
1898 Derie6en peroe.
6err Danes fat befanntlt9 tpG6renb Der
poridbrigen acknowledgements als Mitglieb
bes nationalen @recutiocomites f%ungirt. ST
lit am 81. 4uguft 1865 in Marietta, 8,
9eboren, als So6n Des 9eneral st. &. Oaz
pes, zines Der Sii6rer Der Gilernen Brigade,
Oas College in Marietta ab1oloirte CT i'm
Sabre 1884, bic @incinnutier y2an S9ool"
in 1886. 8Gbrenb ieiner 5tubisn5eit
mar er auglei6 als ~@ibilingenieur t6dtig,
10 baB er, 10 Sabre alt, ais @befingenieu1
Der Marietta, Columbus &c Nortbern 8a6n
amtiren fonnte. 1887 lieB ct Ii9 in 2incoln
Neb., ais @ntpalt nieoer, bet6eiligte 4iif
auBerbem an inoufrieGen llnterns6munger
unb 1T jebt prdiibent Der @asgeieGI6after
in Ntron, g., Ga GroKe, 8is., unb @pan=
ton, SG., fopie 8iceprditOent Der 2incolr
Pudtng 60. Set Dem Sabre 1893 po6nt
9srr Danes in @pdniton Sinan8fraaer
BADEN i'm %.beIonbers intereiiirt; cine Dor
ibm in 1894 beraussegebene @9rift ibel
rOas 8antlpltem Der Ser. Staaten I'M
feline 8eaiebungen gu Dem @elbe unb ben
@ei9dft oes 2anbss" bat iebr ~giinitige 8e:
urtbeilung %gefunben. &ls Director Der:
faiebener Nationalbanfen fat er ferner uniel
8antipitem genau tennen gu lernen gelesen:
beit ss9abt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

@liidli6 lit Der, Der teine S6mer5en Eat,
muB Der Mnslpru0 zines Meniden geipeler
lein, Der 4nateiis sesen &dmorrbotoet &C.
brau6t bot, na9Oem er Die large Site Der
nublo1en @ebeimmittel oDer @iniprtbntJer
BON GarboliGure gebraubt uuo ben Soo err
1ebnt hat. &o6 elmer 5ipansigjdbrigen Gr.
~fabrung tpirb g%nafeis pOu Ner3tert uno va
~tienten als Das 5uperldiigite, perniinfttgite NM
ropifalite Mittel gegen Sodmorrbotoen betraGs
tet, oas ie e~rfunoen ipOroen lit. Yroben por
Mnafefis lperOen frei bon g. Geutaoter 4 So.
Sor 2416, Stem 9Ort, perianOt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
ssir f6i6t,, es ,1n,iomit al. % anner.

Sog 9ublitum miro 10 bdufig .sunt 9tarren gcbaltsn,
oab ss aana islblpsritdnOli3 1T, penn elm @tan nj PIG
ni6ts peiB: Ses6atb beri6idsn mir an isOs Osrahts
@Ortli@e 9sriOM %anbepinGt, t%Otentrei per 4 %dt elm
9actet pm Dr.. Heffman's Vital Res5oratlye tablets ieis.,
berberieaen, itoen She'll Cures &6rpsrs itdrtsl naO
einen DO%aitdn0i0 ~perfetten Wtann aus Sud nad}tn;
lit aloemein befannt INN mir baben Yertranel IN ms
lere 8e6anoluIG, ionit ipiir0en ipir ie @n9 nINf tSs
fenfrei 5uididen. gSenn Sbr Sud ~iber5eu9t gaDf,
bah &c Sud belfen miro ttno Sbr Die YebanolInS
fortsufeben fpiini6t. Oann tUnnt Sbr uns unlere Se'
aablulig sui0iden.
western Medicine Co. CSncorpOrtrb,
3jaIonipDbam &alatn1soo' Wt@.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
Operation II.

Cine
eSn Detroit bat fHb fiir5ti9 Elm iunses Uedbz
den, Maegie 6efe, bur9 einen ungliidli9en
53ufaa cine 9dfelnabel in Die 8ruit geftoBen
rnD nuroe cine Sperdtipn Dor9enomraen.
um Die Rapef gu entfernen. @be bic 4er3te
aber al, bic Mrbsit gingen, tpurbe benz Mdo=
Aen bas Mbenbmabl gegebsn unb bann bsrz
abI6iebete es fi9 BON a1en Sreunoen. Die
@erate 0ffneten bic 8ruit, aogen Die NaoeI
porIi6tig beraus, entfernten ben Sitter, mel
der fi6 gebilbet bate unb nG6ten Die WunOs
tpieoer gu. SRI. 9efie lebt nod uno Oi;
Mer5te baden jebt 9offnung, tie gu retten'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
=gefOrm.
GYman ). Cages Qniidt barber,
mas 9eibeben iollte.

ollie y6reenbaf5" miiGen einaeaoeeft, Ole
Silberbefdnoe allmdbIie p%erfauft wer-
oen. GIaiifderes SYitem fir ole Naz
tionaI=S anfnote =Giroulation nothwen=
dig. - Charles 8. Danes bat ole Or:
ncunune sum Sda5amts : Gontrolenr
anoenomnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
I'm Silberfran5e!
Serrn GO nj st app,
TETTN y EIVF III JI u ~ =
CUR Grinnerllns an ieinen @ilttitt in bic 9te6atz
ton Ser nSGinOis etaats5eituns", por25
Sabren, pom ietnet Sretnben ~

+ Grinnerltn9 an Ieinen @inttitt IN bic &eoa
ton Der rSGtnois Staats5eituns", por25
Sabreu, pom ietnet Sreltnben
9ewtbmet
Gbieaen, Ben 30. Sanuar 1897.
@ir, 0eiae SreunOe, naben,
@ir idloHen etnen Sunb,
I'm Dir ST. s%ratuliren 3
Aus tieIitem SerScnsgrun6.
Gem fitnfunbSuanSts Sabre
Sait 0u, nit beut'9em Gag,
Ser Staatsscituns semeibet,
SrOb Nsiibe, Sors' unb Pla9'.
NGS a6tunbuierS'ser fdmpftet
Oh mutbi9 uie ell Cen. "a
Sir beige Nieni9enre6te, .a
@arIt iIr6tlos tets uno .treu.
9ter aber grill sur SOBER .,..,...
Die waienfunb'9e !Donb,
9ie IUr bie Sreibett Sifte
Sas S9pert I'M 8aterlanb.
Sod bat I'M @eitesfampfe
Sid aud 0ein Mltb belpdbrt,
llno beiBt es nt6t: rDte Sober
SIT md6t'9er ais bas S9wert21
Su bait Ben 6ampf seiibret,
e. Den &f IN @Ort unb S9rift,
Atur nit bes Settles @affen,
Ser Sober unb benz Stiit.
gu Sobn bes Ne6arlanbes,
go berb urb tiibn unb brap,
Salt ntan6en Sieb sel6lagen,
Ser Seuti6lan6s 0etube traf.
Gls 0euti6lan6s blut'ses &insen
SIM Srantenlanb be9ann,
1ait Su I'M Getit 9eltritten
Wtit SeutI9lanb bis Seoon.
On bieltit fir beuti6e Sitten
llnb Spra9e bier Die @a6t,
@at 3eilen unb @Olumnen
Gefiibret IN bic S9la9t.
On itroblit i'm Silbertranse
Ser Sleuc llnb Der 8li9t,
9em i9Onen Srans, BEN Treun6i9ait
Sour 2uIserpGblten li9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
9a6ef=Rgentur
FIR Sic SeufSheW E d s y o It.

VI wv w ~ "
Sic unteraeid3neten ~bef6rbern Badete Bis an 100 y1e.
noh 9eMtIdbIamO, Seltcrrcid1, S@tueoeu, ytors
wesem, 9dnemarf nno Der Sdbin e; 81 si ts9eI'
maBieen, bon Der seutfdDen
tun9 feit9eieBten 8reiieu.
GbenIp b~eiorQeu ~oieIelben @aarenienonu9eI pm nno
nod alien 3beileM Guropas uuo amcrttos gu Den olusq'
ten Staten.
HenSel, Bruckman mn 4 LOrbacher:
90 Gr@aW9e Ntace. We~ Vofe'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
@eebrter Serr 0tapp,
GDefz&eoatteur!

@eebrter Serr Napp,
GDef7&eOatteur!
9os Seter>9 erlonal btttet Sic,
na6trG9ltd eimen -@liidluuni6 sn
Sbrem 25idbri9en Subildum an>
nebmen gu wolleu, Der TIM 10 aufz
ri9tt9er lit, ais mir tets baS
freunbltdite Gntge9enfommen bel
Sbnen gelunoen babem. @ir miins
iden, baB Sbr Manulcrtpt uns
nod LANCE su9eben nl6ge, llnb es
mt1b tets nit Der grOBten 8erettz
piQt9teit 9clett 1ueroen.
N9tun9Spol
0as Seters9erlonal
Der DSIinois Stats 3eitun9."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
Yiebes=0ra900ie.
Sranf Sauer icbie6t feline 6e=
ltebte Ollie SuQipan nteoer.
Ser SbGter begebt Sel6itmurb.

Die iunee Dame, ole ourb eiueu Sdu6 in
Ole uutere Ainulooe pcrlebt if, fdwebt
3wiideu &ebeu mo Goo. = 6rauenhaf=
tes errieui6 su friber moreenftunoe
nuf Ger Deranoa oes Paufes 2459 81
piuo. 2lpenue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
g(ta 1tnfere Scier!

Ittf ser crfem Scitc fiuSem Muiere
Sticr 1T 9enatter 9tmSfiibrmmg ole
Observation-Disclosures Unto cine
Site ocr Yrauttca, tue1Gc Siejemi=
9cn crbaltcm, Ole int @orams be=
saDlen. eide Bramien, icicm nc
stttf S16cr coer SLIDER, fino iorg=
fGltt9 aits9ctp6blt, 10 SaB lie ieoer
8i6ItptDef, jeoeut Seint sur SicrSe
8crciGest. ScSer 9%t6onncmt apiro
es SaDcr st icirent NOrtDcilc fin=
oett, ole Site senam SIT Ieien 1tnS
ftG SmrG @oramsbcsaDtttmg elite
Der iuertbunGcm Yrduntem sat it6ern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

= 1tniere @orreiponbenten unb 4genten
befu9en Die folgsnDen Staaten:
6err Buul Sriebel bic Staten Soma uno
gtinneIpta.
9err 5reO SGerf ben Stat 8isconTn
unb ben norbnefGt6en She'll DON Neiniau1.
Serr 6enrb S9ual ben Staet SnDiuna.
0err AbOIf Werner bic Staaten Seras
uno 2puiiiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
STAKED HIS LIFE on HIS HORSE.

JAMES HUNTER THOUGHT TO HAVE KILLED HIM
SELF BECAUSE GOLD BUG LOST
San Francisco. April thames Hunter VINO mas
followed the turf many years, Is supposed 70 nave
staked his life on Gold Bug, his favorite racer
Gold Bug who started in a race at the Oakland
track on Thursday, made gallant struggle, but
rhere were faster horses in the field. The defeat
meant much to Hunter. who Is now missing. His
friends are firmly convinced that he has forfeited
his life because his horse lost the race.
Hunter began his turf career at the Kehoe Stock
Farm in Idaho where he bought the colt Gold Bug
and trained him for a racer. Hunter made the
circuit in Idaho and Montana. and went as far
East as Chicago. Two years ago he came to the
coast with Jacob krause and started Gold Bug
in this circuit. For nSarly eight years Gold Bug
made handsome living for these two men. OF
late. however the horse has become stale from
overwork. and purses have been few and far be-
tween. Hunter became a heavy drinker and ow
ing to lack OF money had been compelled TO seek
shelter IN the stable OF his pet.
On Thursday last Henry Shields had the mount
on Gold Bug, who third at the start, second at
the quarter. seventh AZ the half, sixth In the
stretch and fifth at the finish Hunter anxiously
watched the race, which he had staked every
thing When the race over. he pulled his hat
Siebenthaler: 81 staked my life on that and
lost A few drops will soon put an end to the
whole business"
Taking a last look AZ Gold Bug the animal
being led 10 the stable. Hunter turned away from
the racecourse and has not been seen since.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
FUN ENDS IN THE LOOKUP.

THREE HILARIOUS INDIVIDUALS ARRESTED Fo8
sPoILING A CLERKS SUNDAY DINNER.
Three respectable-looklng men, all more or less
intoxicated were In jovial mood about 10 O'Clock
last night. as they sauntered down Chambers-st
from Broadway, singing songs and kicking over
osh cans At Church-st. they met Jcseph Stiner. u
clerk Of No $40 Pearl-st. who was on his way
home with a bag OF provisions for his Easter dis-
ner.
Let's have some fun with the dago snouteo
one Of the men, who kicked Stincrs Sunday dinner
into the street and knocked him down with q piow
IN the face Stiner picked up what he could OK MS
marketing and started OF. but the run was nos
over vet and each man In turn knocked ni,n Gown
Policemen Haverkamp and Lewis reacheo tne
scene at this juncture and TOOK tne tn.ee en my
composed IL were highly Indignant at the unpro-
voked assault upon Stner. ,.
Al the Ieonard-st. police station all the prisoners
denied the assault, but Arnold Woln, OF NO. l6l
East One-hundred- eighth st. and Hicnard VIII.
both employees OF Bril- Brothers store. at No zIS
broadway witnessed the manner In which Stlner
had been ited and they went TO the station and
gave their names. saying they would DO IN court
th. morning The prisoners said they were alter
F. Bailey broker, thirty -one years old. OF No. 80
eight years old a bookkeeper. OF No. Sso Bradford
ST., and Charles W Dennison twenty-eight years
old a salesman. OF No. 32' Cuncy-st, the two lat
ter OF Brooklyn. .
They were crestfaen over their arrest and On.
deavored TO get the policemen TO let them 60 but
the witnesses to the assault, among whom were
several women denounced The men and insisted On
their arrest. -
out OF a generous supply Of provisionA bdnoe
had only few chops left.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
GORDY SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.

THE EXECUTION SET FOR JUNE Il--HE PROTESTS
HIS INNOCENCE.
Georgetown. Dell April 17.--If nothing unforeseen
occurs to interfere, James NJ Gordy will be hanged
on June II for one OF the most brutal murders in
the annals of this State. CHEF Justice Lore called
the court to order promptly at o'clock this morn
ing and directed Sheriff Johnson TO bring imme-
diatey to the bar of the court for sentence James
NJ Gordy who was convicted Thursday of the
murder Of his bride Of thirteen days. formerly Mrs
Mary Lewis, of New-York Charles NJ. Cullen an
nounceJ that counsel for the defence withdrew
their notice OF a motion for stay of Judgment.
Chief Justice Lore then ordered Gordy 10 stand up.
The prisoner arose. and when the Chief Justice
asked him If he had anything TO say why sentence
should not be pronounced he answered. Il am not
guilty
Anything else?" asked the Justice.
"As God is my witness" answered Gordy I am
not guilty" Then. in clear voice as his piercing
black eyes looked straight into those OF the Juage
who was about pass sentence upon him, ne aad,
ed You may kill my body, but you cannot XIII
my soul" -.
The Judge then pronounced the sentence that
lanes NJ Gordy, the prisoner at the BAR should
on Friday June II, be hanged by the neck uhtii
dead. - -. =,
most every person In the courtroom except the
nrisoner He was the coolest person In the assem-
blage When he had been removed from the court
room TO his cell he began singing song OF MS
composition. -. . A. !,
sentenced he was visited by his brother, Joseph,
and his brother in-law Levin Moore Ihey ooth
ing: IL am guilty, and Will not confess as long
as blood flows through my veins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
VICTIM or CLEVER SWINDLERS.

ppo>rxrxr TOLEDO BUSINESS MAN GIVES $780,
600 FOR WORTHLESS STOCK.
1o,.ao Oh,o Apr Thames H. Ainsworth. who
"a one OF Toedo's most prominent business men, has
been made the victim of what appears 70 be srea'
sw,ndl,ns scheme A number OF business men have
been drawn into the affair indorsers and loaners
OF money AS near can be learned. man app
preached Answorth some time ago with view ~
securing h,a interest IN the right OF way in what Is
,roxr as the Toledo and Monroe Railway. IN
which he had considerable stock. He represented
that he had received a concession from the Cana
dian Government for the organization OF lottery
to be run with the Government sanction Ainsworts
traded for the lottery stock Some time afterwarc
TWO of the lottery men, under pretext OF needing
money offered 100000 worth OF their stock to him.
Later third person came and wanted 10 buy AIMS
worth's stock providing $4,000 more could pc se.
cured The bait was taken, and he bought tht
stock Then the bubble burst Attorneys and otner!
,ntorested re now In Detroit TO devise some methoc
~ recovering n part of the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
UOViN ESCAPES FROM JAIL.

suE ASKS NOT TO Re PURSUED. AND SAYS
.GOopBY'' AND "GOD BLESS YOU.
Malone ~ Y April l7-Miss Louisa Wiess' a
,orne German woman. who came 10 Malone win
DIR Edwin T. Osbadeston about two years ago ds
., assistant in his massage treatment. ana who
NTH the doctor was arrested In Montreal last rail-
and c.,raditcd charged with having stolen goods
from Fov Brothers OF this place. escaped from the
Malone iail this morning and took the early train
tor Canada She had been In the habit or assist
,rp IN tho housework at the Jail or late. however
she did not leave her cell as early as usual De-
couse ertra helm had been obtained. and when she
was missed to-day she had been gone for hours
Che left n letter for the Sheriff and another for
tho District Attorney. which follows;
To F. G.. Paddock. :, A.. -, .or r,,
10 stand 1t any longer. and think that nave az
rcadv suffered more than my case demands. as !
an, diving by inches In here | beg your forglVeness
ard nleose do not chase me as you would II w'u
Seer am mad for want Of being home again
With nv mother Goodby and God bless You
When the couple were arraigned about TWO or
.brec months ago .hc doctor was admitted TO pal,
In tho sum OF 500 and soon after disappeared anu
The amount was collected from the bondsmen carry
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

Constantinople April 1.-THE Council OF Min
listers after a session at the palace to-day, de-
olared that war had broken out on the frontier
owing to the incursion by the Greeks on Turkish
territory, and Edhem Pacha. the Turkish military
commander was ordered TO assume the offensive
This announcement Of the actual existence OF
state Of war on the frontier at first misun-
derstood. reports that the Council of Ministers
had declared war upon Greece being widely cir
cuated. II was also reported that the Council
Of Ministers had decided to recall Assiin Bey. the
Turkish Minister at Athens, and give passports
70 Prince Maurocordato the Greek Minister at
Constantinople.
A detailed circular sent this evening to the
Turkish representatives abroad recalls the
weeks invasions and states that the newest in-
cursion was participated in by the Greek troops,
which. therefore, establishes war, which has
broken out. The circular expresses the hope that
the Powers in a spirit Of justice will agree that
the entire responsibility for the war falls on
Greece. Turkey has no idea Of conquest, and as
q fresh evidence of pacific sentiments offers TO
retire the TURKISH troops on tne lIohtIcI IL
Greece will retire hers from the frontier and
from Crete.
Athens. April IS. 1870 a. m.-The Cabinet has
decided to protest to the Powers against the
aggressive action Of Turkey An invasion by Cd
hem Pacha the Turkish Commander. is exp :cted.
and the Greek arm; has taken up positions for
the purpose Of being in readiness to repel the ad
vance.
An official dispatch from Larissa dated at 0
o'clock last night Saturday. says that the Turks
under cover Of darkness are assaultins the Greek
forces at Mount Analipsis with grea; fierceness.
The Greek resistance. far, has been magnif-
cent and spirited The Greeks still maintain
their positions. The firing began at Grtsovali.
The fighting at Gritsovaii began in an attempt
OF the Turks to occupy a strategic position in the
neutral zone. The Turks continue TO abandon
their advance posts. n general movement appar-
emily taking place. Firing is reported from Mo-
luna From Larissa the flashing of guns can be
seen. In yesterdays fight at Mount Analipsis
the Greeks lost forty wounded and three killed.
Orders were sent yesterday Afternoon (Satur-
day. to the Greek troops to keep strictly on the