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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-26
CALCAREOUS DEGENERATION.
A Remarkable Case Of Ossification in Morgan
County, Girls Body Turns Into Stone.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINsvILLE Jan. 4-Last Wednesday
there died young woman whose case is of q
unique and mysterious nature. The lady, Miss
Hannah Stout, was the daughter of John Stout,
well-to-do farmer, and also postmaster at
Hyndsdale in this (Morgan) County About
three years of age, she was affected
by rigidity of the muscles of the arm,
which was amenable to no treatment Instead
of being relieved in the least its severity in
creased and spread to other parts of the body,
and was accompanied or followed by a stiffening
of the joints and final ossifcation of nearly all
the joints in the body. But this Justification or
unnatural deposit of calcareous or chalky matter
did not end with the solidifying Of the joints
Her affection, though it steadily grew worse. did
not confine her to her bed until her fifteenth
year, when she became incapable of any motion
whatever, and so she remained for the last eigh-
teen years of her life About the same time the
muscular tissue of her whole body. began to be
replaced by deposit resembling bone In
its hardness and weight. The bones
of the spinal column were united
firmly and inseparably into one; the ribs were
united by their connecting tissues, being turned
to bone, so that her chest was dense, immov-
able box of bone, all breathing being done by
the diaphragm and muscles of the abdomen
The limbs, though small were compact as
though muscles bones and sinews were all
united into one large bone At the time Of her
death there was little muscular tissue left in the
body, and it is great wonder that she lived
so long Her mind was not apparently
affected, her memory being astonishingly ready
and retentive On one occasion she recognized
physician whom she had not seen for ten
years Although calcareous degeneration is fire.
quent in some parts of the body, such as the
cartilage Of joints which have become immova-
BILE for some time, the valves of the heart, and
sometimes even in the arteries; yet Ii is believed
that there is no case on record of so great an
extent of bony deposits as was manifested in this
unfortunate girl
The reports as to the weight of the body hav-
ing increased so greatly are without foundation.
Though the coffin was large and of peculiar
shape, owing to the immovably bent position Of
the knee Joints, its weight was not so great but
that four men easily carried it. The family
were always sensitive in regard to the girl, and
her disease and the medical fraternity had 40
opportunity to inform themselves accurately.of
the pecularities of the case. On account of the
fear of doctors in search of curiosities the grave
was made in the yard just under the window,
and close watch is kept every night.
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,MONSIGNoR BENOIT.
An Eminent and Widely known Priest Ly-
ing at the Point of Death.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Jan. 24-Monsignor Julian
Benoit, of this city, q member of the PapaI
household, and one of the most eminent church
men in America is dying tonight of blood
poisoning which, in the last few hours, has
been supervening and succeeded an incurable
cancer in the throat. The physicians think he
cannot live beyond daybreak. The venerable
prelate, for many days past has been
visited by the most distinguished of the
Catholic clergy in the West, and
South, including Bishop Rademacher, of the see
Of Nashville, and on all he has bestowed his
blessing Tonight he calmly awaits the end,
surrounded by Bishop Dwenger, of the diocese
of Fort Wayne, aud members of the Episcopal
household. His condition is greatly lamented
by Protestants and Catholics alike. He is
French priest and is related to the Bonaparte
family. He was pioneer of Fort Wayne, and
conspicuous for his piety and charity. The news
of his death viii be cabled to the Pope. The
monsignors ago is seventy-six.
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wifdfre, and caused considerable excitement
among politicians The telegraph Offices were
places of intense interest, and the contents OF
the bulletin boards everywhere were
conned eagerly No surprise was ex-
pressed at the prompt introduction OF
bin by Senator Edmunds looking
towards suppression of dynamite work in this
country. 1t is generally believed that the bill
viii be passed BY the Senate on Monday, and
that the House will adopt it without reference
to a committee. The members look upon tho
matter in a very serious way. They say il Con-
gress takes any radical action it may excite tho
attention Of dynamiters here and they will blow
up the Capitol, while if no attention is paid to
Englands request to cooperate with her in ex
terminating this crime it will ruin our CONNER
cial relations with Great Britain, and probably
finally lead to war
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A REMARKABLE REVIVAL.
Extraordinary Character of the Meetings
Now in Progress at Hartford City.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Jan. 24-The great re-
vival at the M. E. Church is still in progress
under the supervision of the evangelist Mrs.
Woodwork. The meeting continues with un-
abated zeal, and the scenes enacted on one night
are but repetitions of the scenes Of the proceed
ing night Never before have the people of our
town witnessed such spectacle. Large num-
bers from sneighboring towns come for the pur-.
pose of investigating, travelling statesmen arrange
to return to this place each night, ana
overwhelming masses from the country rush in
to witness the proceedings. Last night two
young women and one young man passed into a
trance and at the close of the services were car
ried into the class room and anxiously watched
by near friends till consciousness should return.
Your correspondent examined the young man as
he lay perfectly oblivious and unconcious, limbs
outstretched and rigid hands lifted toward
heaven, eyes open, fixed and star
ing and his pulse, which was examined
by physician, ranging from thirty to
forty His mother. on being interviewed, spoke
freely, and stated that this was the seventh time
he had passed into trance; that he remained in
that condi sometimes half day, and that
when he he spoke each time of the glory
of the ce' world, and of happy commun-
ion and r. Union with loved ones who had already
'joined the innumerable caravan" There
is no limit to this supernatural vista
ton, and sinners in the rear of the
room laughing scof6ng and jesting are stricken
down in the aisles. 1t is pronounced by ply
sicians to be form of catalepsy, as the pulse is
kept up and respiration continues, yet the en-
tranced are insensible to all surroundings
Day meetings are held with as much fervor.
The evangelist herself has passed into that state
three different times, and while in that condition
pleads with sinners to fee from the wrath to come
lady from Bluffton, who is personally ac-
quainted with her, was interviewed last
night, and stated that the evangelist bore an
excellent reputation, and was a woman of integ-
rity. of honor, of merit. She possesses great
magnetism, is pleasant and affable in converse
ton, and is an impressive speaker. though not
polished rhetorician. Upon the streets and in
the stores great excitement prevails, and moth
ing else engages attention. The oldest citizens
are much amazed, and the aged followers of the
Lamb wonder at her marvellous success.
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A Great Sensation in Paris.

PARIS, Jan. 24.-The news of the dynamite ex-
plosions at London has caused an enormous SEN
sation, especially among English and American
sojourners in this city. The English embassy
has been beseged throughout the evening by
anxious inquirers after the latest details. News
dispatches from London were posted in the
main reception room fast as received, and the
bulletin boards were constantly surrounded
Lord Lyons could not be seen this evening, but,
SO far as could be learned from attaches of the
legation. there is no suspicion that the Fenians
in Paris, Of whom James Stephens is the leader,
were connected with the plot, and special in
vestigation has been ordered in this city.
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THEoRIEs OF DETECTIVES.
Inspector Byrnes Would Look in High Places
for the Authors of the Outrage.

New YORK, Jan. 24-Inspector Byrnes, chief
of the detective force, gave his views, tonight.
regarding the dynamite explosions to day in Lon
don. He said such a state of things could not
exist here. and could not in London without the
authorities being very much at fault With the
power and prestige of the whole British govern
pent at their command, with laws, so much more
favorable than ours to vigorous policy
of suppression, and with unlimited re-
sources of every kind, they ought to
the perpetrators, unless there was q screw very
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Rosa Shakes His Head NIysteriously

NEW YORK, JAN 24-When ODonovan
Rossa was told about the explosion in the House
of Parliament he said he was glad to hear the
news; that the House of Parliament ought to
have been blown up long ago. and he had been
preaching and collecting money to fight England
with for the past FIVE years The sooner Eng
land, he said. was crippled the better. WheH
asked if he knew anything about the explosion
he shook his head in mysterious manner and
replied that he had nothing to say.
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the basement The floors through the building
are Uttered with the debris of broken chande-
Tiers, glass and other objects of fragile nature
The gas fixtures were wrecked, and it was i'm
possible for Colonel Magendie, chief of the de-
partment of explosives, to continue his investi-
cations for lack Of proper illumination. The
damage, however will not delay the assembling
paired before the day for its meeting arrives.
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jumping to a Conclusion.

BRUSSELS, JAM 25.-5A. M.-The Independence
Beige, in commenting upon the latest dynamite
explosion at London, says: ''Theoutrages among
the holiday makers cannot have any political
meaning, and these were undoubtedly plotted in
America with view to stimulate contributions
to the so-called skirmishing fund The remedy
magistrates.
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The Feeling Among Congressman.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-When the news OF
the London explosions reached the House of
Representatives, the members werc disposed to
doubt it's authenticity. On it's confirmation,
however, they eagerly sought such information
as was obtanable. 'This is becoming serious
thing, said one, land it must receive such at
tention and action as it's seriousness deserves"
Representative Finerty sat in the House lobby
when the news was received by him. 'Of
course, it will be laid to the Irlsh" he said, ''but
Nihilists may be in London, as they are in the
cities of Russia"
a degree of tfmdity, and remarked What if
an attempt be made to blow up the House of
Representatives. Where would we be9'
A Democratic member said: Dynamite is
being used too promiscuously. In Chicago it has
been found and now its force is felt on the
English Parliament. But what can be done?
England should use the most decisive measures
to discover the perpetrators of this deed and
should hang any one found guilty, man or
woman"
The senators received the early news of the
explosions with incredulity. Several of them
sent to the Associated Press Office to make in
quiries about it. Being assured the reports were
correct, much anxiety was displayed to know
the Details and the reports, as fast as they were
received, were sent to the Senate, which was in
secret session. 1T is understood that the dyna-
mite bill introduced by Senator Edmunds was
prepared at the State Department, and, of
course, before the tidings of to-day's explosions
reached Washington.
Senators in secret session are reported to have
expressed their adherence of the crimes in most
emphatic terms
Senator Bayard introduced the following reso-
luton in the Senate:
''Resoved That the Senate of the United States
has heard with indignation and profound sorrow the
attempt to destroy tho Houses of Parliament and
other public buildings in London and hereby ex.
presses its horror and detesaton of such monsrous
crimes against civilization"
Consideration of the resolution was postponed
until Monday, to enable the Senate to receive
fuller information.upon its subject matter.
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THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.

How Members of Congress Regard the At
tempt-Possible Complications.
WASHINGTON, Jan. M-'Dynamiters," FEM
an plotters," ''infernal machines" and nitro
glycerine factories" were words heard on every
hand at the Capitol during all of this afternoon
and about hotels and telegraph Offices here, to-
night The attempt to wreck the House of Com
mons in England, this afternoon, spread like
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Feeling at Pfttsburg.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 24-T'he Irishmen of this
city are much excited over the dynamite explos7
ions in London to-day. Leading members of the
different Irish societies, almost unanimously,
were strongin their words of disapproval of such
plans to secure the rights of Ireland
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THE old saying, Opposition Is the life of busi-
ness" has not been sustained in one instance, at
least Since the introduction of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup all other cough remedies have been dead
stock, and the vendors ara in despair.
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How the heasure Is Regarded In England.
LONDON, Jan. A-The news of the introduc-
ton in Congress Of bill by Senator Edmunds
to prevent and punish dynamite conspiracies in
the United States, has had splendid effect in
turning aside the bitterness of feeling against
America which has been engendered by the ex-
plosions, 4e Na-3f8 ffee
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-20

I'm Semitic auf febr trodeneml
uno fanbigem 8oben gu aiebem, fdldet
elm @drtner foIgenbes 8erfabren Dor:
r@s iperben 6 3oa tiefe unb ebenio
breite @rdben a~usgeboben, nobel man
bic obere @rbe g~efonoe1t auf bic Settle
tpirft. Oie Soble oes @rabens mirb
t1ur a%ufgelofert, bann NIT elmer biinnen
S9i9t berrOtteten Dungs beIegt, auf
tpel1en bic abgebobene obere grbe
tommt. Sn oiefe @rdben uerben barauf
bic pfan5en geiebt un6 fAlieBlia Der
goben nit elmer biinnet Gage DON Miff
o6er Sdgefpdner beoedt. guf bieie
Wetfe tam man, tuenn man bel trode=
ner Witterung bas 8egieben nidt ipart.
bic f96nffen Semitic 3ieben. Saia, in
geb6rigem MaBe a~ngetpanbt, III elm
portreffli9es Mittel 3ur Befbrberuna
Der @emiiie5u9t, tpie aur 0ertilqunq
BON 69neden un6 manGem anoeren
unge3iefer. @ines 6er beffen 8erfabreu.
UNI bas Ma9stbum unb @ebeiben Der
Gentle, ME aler anoeren pfIanaen
au f6rbern, 1T bas feiBige Bebaden ber=
felben. Wenig f9eint inbeien unter
ben Ionitigen 8ortbeiIen berieniae be-
fannt gu fein, baB our6 bdufises Beba=
den bas BegieBen bel trodener Witte=
rung gr6Btentbeils ooer gana eripart
tuerbeu fam, neil Der frii9 bearbeitete
@ooen bes Na1ts cine Wenge 1eudtia=
teit unb bamit aud biele t1dbren6e
StoHe aus Der 2uft an3iebt. IS III
btes zines Der 6auptmitteI, ip6burd
man9e W~arftgdrtner auf fanbigem 8o=
ben'bie f96nffen unb in tpeiten Greiien
beriibnaten Semitic sieben."
- Die Meinbergs : gommi5fion BON
@alifornien ma9t elm Mittel befannt,
tueldes lid febr miriam aur Wertilauua
bon 9euf9reden ertpieien bat. OafeIbe
behebt aus elmer Mif9ung bon ORIENT.
Robalt unb feu9ter 2leie. Ser Cons
liifdr Weif bonn San Soaquin Oiftrift
beriftet bariiber: ngs bat uns tpenia
gtlibe gema6t, einen so older aroBeH
Dbftgarten nit geringen Muslagen Dor
ben Werbeerungen Der 9eui9reden au
ldern. Wir nertpanbten basu cine
Wtif1ung BON IS pfunb Gleie. 20
pfunb Nrienif nnb elmer @alone biais
gen Molafes. Die Mildung uurbe
auf Bretter gefrideu, Iebtere inn @arteu
b%erumgelegt unb fur3e 3eit barauf mar
Der gauge 8oben nit tobten Seuidredeu
bebedt. Die Nusgaben pro Qder Be-
trugen rur rs Cents"
Gin BET 2ulins tpobnenher ssar=
mer Namens Wiieman Grant hot-ben
Ingaben bes v2uIing SignaI" nod
Elm unb oiefelbe Garm felt 20 Sabren
bearbeitet, obne irgenb metfen Dinaer
an%3utpenben. Wdbrenb bieier ganaen
3eit bat er feline MiBernte gebabt unb
ielbf i'm uergangenen Sabre erntete cr
nod einen Srittel 8aumwoaen. yaQen
bonn Mder. tudbrenb er in friiberen Sab.
rem 5upeiIen u 8allen einbeimfe.
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iteber Die auaemeine @eid,aftslaae

f6reibt Bite q. 3. Gtaats5eituns:
Wir ~befinben uns inmitten Der iprii9s
ip6rtli6en flauen SommerlaiIom, wes=
bab es ni9t Wunber nebmen fam,
baB bas @ei6dft febr rubig 1T umo bic
WaarenumidBe auf 9edung oes uad=
ten 8ebarfs bei6rdnft bleiben.
@rmartungsuoQ priift iebt Die Sc
l9dftsmelt bic Nusf9ten fiir bic fom=
menbe 9erbfiaiion uno ba 1T es benn
tu%Obltbueno, berielben nod ben feitber
Su Sage getretenen Mnaei9en elm giins
ftiges prognofifon ftelem gu f0nnem.
Se= Jingle 8eri6t bes Mderbaubez
partements in Mafbinston ldBt eine
enti9ieoeme 8eferung Der grnteaus-
fi9tett ertennen; ber bur6 tbeilmeiien
NiBma1s bes @interpeijens gu err
tparterbe Iusfaa f6eint geringer au
tperben, als nod por &ur3em befiir6=
tet tporben. Griibiabrsmei3en itebt borz
5igli@. 6as nit Mais bepfan3te Mreal
TT gr0Ber als ie 3ubor, unb bic biesidbs
rige BaumDolernte beripri1t bic err
giebigite feit Menf6engeoenten merbem
3u tpollen.
8ei Petroleum bat li6 cine 6eoeus
tenoe preisbeHerung boa3ogen. bic,
tpennglei6 gum S1eile fpefulatiber Sea-
tur, bod NAL fir oiefen bebeutenoen
| grportartifel cine b6be Mertbltala eta=
blirt baben 6irfte. 9ie @efabr elmer
Silberfrifis 1T bur6 bic sinftige 8i=
lang unferes a%usmdrtigen 6anbeIs mehr
unb mebr in ben 9intergrurb getreter.
Was bic ginaelbeiten bes lebtm6z
9entliden @ei9dftsbertebrs betrift, 10
baben 8robfofe bei trdgem grportbe-
gebr Dorutegenb miqigere preistenbena
gebabt. Sn Der Sage bes Gra6tens
n1arttes 1T feline Wenbung gum BeKe<
rem eingetreten. 8aummole batte rlur
r1dBige grportnadfrage, 'puroe aber
redt fott feitens 6er beimifden Snbuz
itrielIen gefanft unb bat fid troy Der
Musfi9ten auf einr iebr rei9li9e Grnte
feft i'm preiie bebauptet. Ser Moa=
MART 1T bet mdBlgen umidben feft ge.
blieben.
Gafee bat fi9 trob i9mader Ma6s
froge gut i'm preiie bebauptet, Ddb-
renb &Ob5uder Bel fefter 5enbens BON
ben einbeimiiden &aifinerien in eros
Bem nmfange gefauft puroe. Ser
Sbeemartt lit fridge uao preiIe tpiliger
getDefen. Brobilionen tpare1 fir ben
grport berna9ldifist unb baben einen
Mnfangs ber Wo9e eingetretenen preis<
ridgang in ben lebten Sagen mie6er
einsebolt. Petroleum i9lieBt mad lebs
BAIT fteigen6er Senben3 in ben erifen
Wo9entagen etuas abgei1pd9t.
Son Metaaen mar Gupfer ettpas BILL
Tiger, tudbreub 3inn NIB Blei in tpei=
ter feigenber &i1tung perfebrten unb
@iIen Hau blieb. Ser 2ebermarft 1T
fau unb biepreiie cine 9l~einigteit niebris
get getpeien, pdbrenb 0dute li6 BET
rubigen @ei9dfte gut bebauptst ba6en.
Ben Mil6prooutten mar Butter Iam
Ino wiliser, tuobineegen bel 2die cine
erti6te0en ifeigenbe Senben5 our Gel
tang gelangte. Sn einbeimii6en ios
mobl als in impDrtirten Manufafturs
paaren TT bas @ef6dft duBerft fiji
b~erlaufen.
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Muertet.

= Der Snque5t iiber bic 2ei@e bes
ermoroeten s. Bretper bon Murpbps
bile bat ni@ts CUR Muftldrung bes Nerz
BREEDERS beisetragen. Sie Surp CAB
oas Werbift ab, oaB Der 8erforbene
bon unbefannten perionen errnorbet
tpurbe.
: 5. pena, Elm tuabnsinniger Mann,
Der feitber i'm Irmenbauie maj, tprrbe Dor
einigen Sagen tobii9tig unb berfu6te,
bas b6laerne @ebdube gu bemolirer. IS
tudre ibm aud faff gelungert, obaleid
man ibn sefefelt bate; tpesbaIb Ct
nod Der Sail gebra1t uurbe. Sc 1T
f9tpierig, ben Mann in Der Srrenanz
ffalt untersubringen, oa 8erar gountp
bereits 10 p~atienten mebr in berfelben
bat, oIs es beredtiet 1T.
Betm Musgraben elmer @enfgrube
innerbalb Der Sailparb entbedten Bic
Nrbeiter Is Sub unter Der @rboberHdde
bic Huinen zines @ebdubes. SIS faus
ben f9 gut erbaltene Mauern, tpie
aud gebar> unb gpprefenboIa.
- Ser @~ottesbienff Der Jarbigen
fdngt wieber an, semeimi6dbli@ au
tuerben unb beranlaBt nddtIi9e @u6es
ft6rungen. 2etber gilt aud bierbei Die
alte &egel: Wo fein 2ldger lit, lift
aud 1T fem &i9ter! limb 10 bin6ert
Memanb bic 6arbigen barar, bic Gtras
Ben 5mif9en IL unb l l1br Na1ts to<
ben6 uno briileab gu burd3ieben.
= 3mei unsetreue glerts tuurben
bor einigen Sagen entIaRen, neil fie
ibre prin5ipale beitoblen batten uno
baben bic Stabt berIaHen. Sie prin=
aipale finb sroBmitbis; iie molten benz
Deiteren Gortfommen Der 9iebe nidt
binberli9 iein unb 8erf9peigen Die
Wamen berfeI6en. So fie aber ben
Siebtabl .betannt tperben IieBen, 10
tDerben aud bic Namer Der ungetreuen
@lerfs in bic Oehentli9teit bringen.
Griebensridter Mbam bat bic
Biraer San Nntonios eriu9t, freipilis
ge 8eitrdge 5u fammeln, Inn cine Bes
lobnung auf bic gntbedung Der M6rber
8retpers aussuieben. ST feIbft 1T err
b6tig, 500 gu 5ei6nen.
= Sn ct. Souls bat fi9 ber aud
bier als Sonberling befannte 8u9baIs
ter M III erfdoHen.
Sn Der geftrigen @orberfammlung
beg Wolfsfeites purbe bic erfreuli6e
Wtitfbeilung aemadt, baB bereits $4,000
gum @arantiefoub se5ei6net morben
limb. Wie mir b6ren. liegt es in Der
Nbi9t Der 6erren, wel9e bic porbeleis
tenben S6ritte trefen, por allen Din=
gen fur oos 6eft elm uorSiiglihes Wulif=
corps gu beidafen. Dieier plan miro
bier a0gemelne 8iaigung finben uno
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Rorn bate er ieoes Sabr gu ~oerfaufea.
Gerner faufte er mdbren0 Der gan5en
3eit fir feline S. Sped, fonbern bate
itets einen @orratb bapon; nod ME
berpfdnbete er feline Grnte i'm 8oraus
unb buloigte ebenfo tpenig benz Credit
fpitem. @enannte 3eitung fu6t burd
bieies 8eiipiel gu bemeiien, baB Der
Sarmer, tpenn ii6 ni6t b%eionoere I'M
gliidsfdle einltelen, grfols baben muB.
= 8on alien Staaten bat 9anias
am meifen bur6 bic f6ledte Weisen=
ernie gu leiben. Sn lebten Sabre tpuroe
Der @rtrag bes Wei5ens in &anfas auf
IS Milionen 8uibel gei6dBt, bieies
Sabr aber boft man i'm giinftig5ten
Sale nur auf IL Miaione1 8uihei.
9ie 8enobuer gaIiforniens iinb
ipeit nnternebmenoere 2ellte, als mir
bier in Seras. Sic @ultur Ser ieiaen
bat 1i6 oaielbf 5u einem lobnenben Ss1=
buitrie3meige entpidelt. Sn Seras aber
betammert man ii6 tpenig UNI Sic 3u6t
bon Jeigen, ionbern importirt fie i'm
g%etrodneten 3uftanbe bon Ga%lifornien.
@benio berbdlt es ii6 nit Dem @enf.
SIN gellannten 5taate befin6en 1i6 Be-
reits mebrere Miiblen, bic ben Semi
berarbeiten, tuir aber 3ieben lieber feis
iten, obglei6 er fi6 i6om bor 80 Sab
rem als Semitic in etnselnem @drteu
porfanb.
giner Observation-Disclosures .3ei=
tung in Maine beri9tet elm bortiger
GARNER, bob ct cine Jens aufnabm, Bic
er Dor IL Sabren geiebt bate. Dabei
ma6te er bic @ntoedurg, baB ale pfo=
fen, bic ct nit Dem &opfenbe in bic
gr6e geftedt bate, fi6 mod i'm geiun6en
3uftan6e befanben, tpdbrenb ale ibri>
gen abgefault uaren. Hemna1 miirbe
es ii6 empfeblen, mas ibrigens fdon
oftmals gef6eben 1T, ole pfoffem nit
ibrem oberen @noe in bic grbe au
ieBen.
= Man follte es flr unm6glid bal>
ten, aber bic ginfubrliften belfdtiger es,
baB aaidbrli1 tpdbrenb Der Gommers
monate 20 Mi0ionett @ier aus europa
in Stem Sort eintrefen. Die meifen
berfelben tommen BON Mntperpen unb
6amburg.