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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12

No side shows are to be per-
mitted within the Exposition
grounds, Chicago. The Directory
has decided that the entrance fee
shall entitle the visitor to see
everything within the enclosure
There will be, however, several
theatres built and kept running, at
which the finest talent in the world
it is expected, will appear, and
visitors who choose to attend the
performances will have to pay an
admission fee. Such sights as " A
Street in Cairo" will be free, but
natives of oriental countries in q
few cases will be allowed to charge
a small fee to special performances
Of theatrical nature.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Fills Imported From China Sup.
posed To Contain Opium.
A Prominent Chinese Araroh.,4
Arrested For Attempted
Bribery.

Yesterday morning Chu Gem, a
prominent Chinese merchant stated
to be member of the firm of Ouone
Sam Kee & Co., was arrested on a
charge of attempting to bride a Gus
tom House officer. For some time
Chinese merchants have been import
ing large quantities of pills from
China, entering them at the Custom
House as common medicinal pills, and
the revenue officials decided to make
Investigations and closely scrutinize
any new importation, to discover if
possible the ingredients of the So
called medicinal preparation.
The authorities have learned that
they were opium pills, used by the
Chinese while working in the fields,
80 they decided to confscate any new
consignments that should arrive at
this port.
Edward Devaschelle, a Custom
House guard, has been on duty
watching the bark Kitty for some
time, and had been keeping a care
full guard. The Kitty is recently
from the Orient and had large
cargo for the local Chinese mer-
chants. Last Monday afternoon,
while Mr.. Devaschelle was on
duty at Brewers wharf, where
the vessel is lying, it is
alleged that Chu Gem approached
the officer and pointed out a box, at
the same time offering a bride of
$25 to allow it to pass without in
spection. The guard Immediately
informed the Custom House authori-
ties about the circumstance. The
box was then examined, and found
to contain opium pills.
The matter was placed in the
hands Of the Attorney Generals de.
partment, with the result of a Grim
inal charge being made against the
accused.
It is stated also that a civil suit
will be entered against the defend.
ant for making an alleged false entry
at the Custom House.
Chu Gem was arrested about half.
past 9 yesterday morning, and was
Immediately released on bail. The
hearing Will come up this morning
in the Police Court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12
Summary of the Results of the
Late Elections in y. S.

summary OI TIC ASSHAIS VI INC
Late Elections in q. S.
Elections were held in a number
of States, with results as follows:
In New York, Roswell P. Flower
(Democratic) was elected Governor
by $4,000 plurality over J. Sloat
Fassett (Republican) the other
Democratic State officers were also
elected in the Legislature the
Senate is Republican by majority
of four, and the Assembly is in
doubt the Democratic majority in
New York city was over $4,000.
In Ohio, Major Mckinley had
plurality of $1,000 over Governor
Campbell (Democratic), and the
Legislature is Republican, accord
ing to latest advices, by a majority
on Joint ballot of 43, thus insuring
the election of a Republican Senator
on the expiration of John Sher-
mans term.
In Massachusetts, Governor Rus
sell Democratic was reelected by
a plurality of less than 1000 over
Colonel Allen, the Republican
nominee the rest of the State
officers and the Legislature are
Republican.
In Pennsylvania, the Republican
candidates for Auditor General and
State Treasurer were elected by
$4,000 and $4,000 majority.
In Iowa, Governor Boies Demo
cratic) was reelected by plural
itv of about 5000 votes, and the re-
mainder of the Democratic State
ticket by a somewhat less vote; the
LEGISLATURE stands, Senate Demo
cratic, House Republican; with Re-
publican majority on joint ballot.
In Nebraska and Colorado the
Republican candidates for Supreme
Court Judge were elected.
In Michigan and South Dakot;
Republican Congressman were
gained.
In Cook County, Ill. Chicago
) the elections were Overwhelmingly
Republican. =.
; In Mississippi the Democratl
ticket met with no opposition, tn
; vote being much lower than tn
registration, the negroes staying
away from the polls.
, In New Jersey there were Demo
cratic gains in the Legislature =.
In Maryland the Demo "d nn
, State ticket was elected by 3O,oO
! plurality, and the Legislature
which will choose a successor Z
8 Senator German, is Democratic
4 In Kansas the Republicans Sc
. cured a large majority OF tn
$ county officers, badly defeating tn
. Alliance.
In local elections the Democratl
candidate for Mayor in the city
BROOKLYN was elected, and tn
Board of Aldermen in New 1or
City is entirely under Tamman
s authority as heretofore.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12
Nrm advertisements.

AS you pass our Drug Store you
will notice the display of SPoNeEs.
These are the finest lot of Sponges
ever imported. Well tell you how
we came to have them.
A drummer for an Eastern Sponge
House had the misfortune to get
into that deplorable condition called
strapped" and it was our good for
tune to buy his entire outfit OF
samples. You know drummer's
samples are never inferior goods
in fact, they are often superior to
the stock which he will sell you.
It's the same with these Sponges.
We've Baby Sponges, big Bath
Sponges, and tough Carriage
Sponges.
If you own stylish turnout, you
ought to have a carriage sponge.
Then, to properly dry it, after wash
ing, you will need Chamois SKIN
We have them. You can get one
suitable for a pen-wiper or big
enough for lap robe.
We've sold quantities Of our
Sachet Powders. People must like
them, or they wouldn't buy as they
have. Its just like everything else
if you've got good thing you can''
keep it-somebody else will want IL
All our Stock is New and Fresh
and can be relied upon.
If you want something that VII
90 a long way, you can get some
Postage Stamps. We keep them To-
the accommodation of the public.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12
JUST OPENED.

NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12
Unanswered Question.

10 just what extent the manufac-
91s Of fancy hardware will carry
= Improvements is a question
~ asked and never answered.
past few years have so changed
appearance OF such things that
oarse, harsh effects are entirely
Grated, and nothing but beauti-
ELECTS remain. Art has been
lslt into play in many instances
<ie 1t would have been laughed at
S'ade ago; the people demand it,
the manufacturers are forced,
Ieumstances, to take into SER
men who can do something out
Se Old furrow. This is particu-
noticeable in lamps and the
s' which usually accompany
%Iond question, the Hawaiian
aRare Company is headquarters
We very latest designs in such
y their exhibit this year con
~aS some remarkably handsome
SGnens.
lung the past ten days their
H. i mas been besieged by seekers
NJ. me beautiful; the people seem
Il 1al to extend the siege into the
~ s@, and the company is DESTROYS
i 'Vommodating them. To-day.
ii S on last Saturday, the store
" Kept open until 9 PM.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12
American Wits.


Mr.. EDIToR:-In the list of
American Wits and Humorists pub
llshed in this mornings paper,
notice the name of Sydney Smith,
whose nom de plume was Peter
Pimley. There is another Ameri-
can humorist named Dickens, who
used to write under the pseudonym
OF Boz, and yet another American,
Thackeray, who sometimes chose
Yellow Plush for signature. Elk
cuse this intrusion, but it may be
as we'll to have the American list
complete while you are about it.
Dee. 18th. Lo.MANIAc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12

IF Won don't take the Advertiser
Won don't get the news
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12
EIeetiOneerinS Tour.

y. WI h. W. Wilcox, who has been
M "ueering at Koolau during this
a y y! returned to town yesterday,
d wi, Hlt again in the afternoon by
'aSn eaner Kinau for an election
ID s 5. Jour of Hawaii. He will
o. ~ Aohala and from there he
eiS S' 1 70 Hamakua, Kau and Kona.
\ en- speeches at all these places.
ttsdp Gus to accomplish his mission
Nbv HaeeKs. Hon. W. White also
Poe 3 ~ tIe I "a yesterday for his
.& Of - ~ Aaholla to tell his constitu-
s&9ni' 4 T { aellent work he did for
Nu Kalaiainag.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12

The "Vistas of HaWaii'' is the
daintiest souvenir ever placed on
sale in Honolulu. Leave your
orders with the Pacific Hardware
Co., and copies will be mailed
postage free.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12
t>AIBA AT PUNAHoU'
..,,tful Evening with Miss
|nl,sF a,re and Her Pupils

s6hfI 1,s
,ttoI winter evening, cool
. 9I3snt, good roads, convenient
I q, otber conveyances might
~ ~. taken crowds into the
.'pl anywhere that attraction sho
3 But there was more than
ponahou, and SO a crowd
- .rch as has rarely been
~ w. at their musicales, full
.. ~ though many have been.
' ,',tsr Of eight the spacious
rere full, the hall was
I,, and the broad veranda
~ It is no exaggeration to
.s st hundreds were there.
p' ';+inC q few minutes for Her
: " the Queen, whose presence
s3o,ed for, the entertainment
~ ;tb q sweet chorus of little
". S's sang Calling the Pilots"
Is. WI .~bers followed in such rapid
Jon that the programme was
y about nine o'clock.
49, entertainment Of several
since was of an entirely
~ character. Miss Dale
8 .5st occasion told the story of
,.rt;s life, illustrating the art
,3gress and growth with songs
..;.tT2umental compositions. Last
10 the object was to illustrate
,igrqss made by the pupils in
- As we'll as to contribute a
,,t entertainment for the pa
and friends of the school.
hale furnished the ACCOMPANY
ior the vocal selections and
d how thoroughly a correct
sympathetic assistance by the
can help a singer. The parts
piano we're also excellent. In
Oh the progress which the pupils
made in the past term is sur
10 and must be alike gratifying
ssmselves and to those present
N as to the teachers. Punahou
be congratulated upon the pos
In of so thorough and compe-
8 musical instructor as Miss
There is no question that she
artist in her profession. At
lose of the programme she gra.
:ly responded to the general
by singing in her own mimi
i: way q lovely song. "Too young
\ g7e." Just think of it!
.e following programme was
2iaEed:
PROTRAM NJ E-1Ah1 L.
Ling the Violet" .....................
Girls Glee Club.
''''. .'''''''. '''''' ':'....:.
lara Lowrie and Edith Bond.
aa.. ...................... ....... Berens
Elsie Wilcox.
N all the World is Young"
-..... ....-.... ............... ........ Lynes
!. Edith Eldredge.
47aIanche," OPP. As, No. 2, Heller
Ralph Wilcox.
ReeOl the Lawn" ......... Kullak
Annie Forbes.
ma Garden Fair" ........ Watson
Walter Hayselden.
be Clock" $3.50; Kullak
unday Morning" ''' -
Lucia Lyons.
Ferry for Shadow-Town,"
-. ............ De kOVen
Debbie Lyle.
PART II.
lie Caracteristique," Moszkowski
Ella Dayton.
IN Thy Lattice,".. 49,. ........ Gregt
Horace Tregloan.
a...... ......... ...........Ehmant
Walter Hayselden.
Smber Sweetly,". .......... Beaumon'
Eta Wilcox.
iOne Solo, cover the Banister,'
Ernest Lyman.
HOmpaniment-Hiram Bingham
Lent F. Judd, Jr., James Judd, Wal
Hayselden and Henry Jaeger.
sveries Of Love-" ...............L ichne
Esther Lyman.
ienade, - Neidlinge
Miss Clara Glade.
r4eIlCa, ,....s... ...o..,.... ,.'s'''' ''''''''
Girls Glee Club.
Hawaii Ponoi.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12
Aem advertisements.
The Pacific Hardware Go.
HONOLULU,

FORT STREET, HONOLULU,
opened ART ROOMS the
Buiding Whre they haze Exhibition
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS comprising examples
following Rose Lubdrry, Newport
Queen Windsor Royal Worcester Royal Devon
Royal Hungarian, Tulip, Orchid Bohemian Etc. Etc
Receired fine line of the Latest Patterns Of
PICTURE MOULDING Mirrors, Engrdvngs chngS, Potogro-
Autotpes Etc., Etc. Of the Latest publications;
Tables Chandeliers Hanging Piano
Lamps Satues and articles to
PAINTINGS By Artist-Mrs Wells Messrs Barn
fed Hitchcock, Mrs. Poul, and others.
shelving completed they Oll
open o. o HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AGATE Japaned
Tin They their friends wU appreciate the disap
experienced hare their
their
afford viit the
second floor.
VISIT to their aot, they trust be repaid.
Soliciting they hare literally
enjoyed U fill all orders a0ith
and pronapness
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12
HE WANTED NO TIME.

She asked him if he'd hold some
yarn:
He ran away in haste,
But came back quickly when he saw
Twas wound around her waist.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12

COOL, FURNISHED ROOM, CEN
" trally located on Nuuanu Avenue, with
or without Board. Also, Table Boarders
desired. Address P. o. Box 337. 1891
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12

NEW STORE (Up SrA1Rs)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12
CORRESPONDENCE.

we 90 not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by our
correspondents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-12
. DILEMMA.

A DILEMMA.
Che dronped her little handkerchief
0T Tbare was no man near by;
Rnt a little bow was walking near,
And at last She caught his eye.
wish you'd pick it up" she said'
with chances coy and tender
"For should stop, Pm SO alraiu
I'd break my new suspenoer'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
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ei 81 fps s. 8rubot.


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batsbl1tter, I'M ibnen eIneu 6e1lcreu @es
rud uno @eitmad Su gebsn, nou ben
Sabrifanten oui perihi,beue @cile Unit
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oeralti9e Scrfatrun9swelie (oie iieb i'm
SerEdituiB au5 fir flenere GunntitGten
anlrenoen ldbt) lit fOlseno.: Mtan fo6t
l Tfo. Saiiairas6olS unb l Yfo. .SiBbols
Helm 9elbnitten, in elncr Sittt gSaGcr
2 Stanocn lang: 9icBt nr1 larWarm ab
uno milbt hlSu s Quart gGcineIiiQ
Mtit bielcr BriDe bslpreult man utr-
mittellt eiaCs 9eltn5 Die Uollfommtll
biirren, am beitsn eiu Sabr nlteu ga.
6atsbiGttsr (oua oensu man Die inter
ten bidtn Stlele ab3ei1nittsn bat)
men9t ne gut nit ben Sdu>en, ltellt lie
bann auf bem Soocu il Sorm cinss
9eubauIeas auf mo bebedt lie mi
Safcn ubcr 3iibcru, b:s Tie sani
iuarm line, iuas III Jriibjabr gciu0bn
lib iii ., im CONNER i'll 5 uno i'm 9Sn-
ter i'll s Sa9en 9eldiebt. Sci fltincr
EorliunCn uou 800 Tio. fam man
ben Sabuf audi cilt iducihen, brinsc i1l
oann i'll 5dIier, Die nIau juocdt; unb
luarte Die grluGrrlul19 ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
tSiir bas Ssolisblai.
tSiir bas @olfsblait1
3mei Setra@tunseu aas erni.en
Sagen,
/ 8 ttnftit.

Our nit cIeiu min i6 Yilssr wanoerl1,
Jtlir nit ibn 9eb frob if Elm NIB aus.
gSe9 llllb 3iel finb' i'd bel feintm &nbern
Sr aletn brln9t Seil iT Ser; uno l0arS.
Berg nno3bal unb1eIb uno8alo unO9teerc,
@enn Der loerr nidt meil Seeleitcr ,pdre,
Ianb' id nie baS Ipabre Iaterlart.
ST ut S6ut, rpenn i6 mid nicberleae,
Gr meiE Sort, Ipenn friib' idb itebe alti,
III nlen Slater oil benz S6eibepese
llnb nlein Srolt BET rdlibem Til9erlauf.
Bel Dem 6errn mil tets id @infebr balten,
@r lei Speil' uno Sranf ltnb Srenbe mir,
Geine Gnaoe mill i6 luiien lpalteu,
Sbm befabr it Seib uuo Seele bier,
yls es Abeno Dlro fiir mid bieneoeu
llno Gf ruft slir m'gen $oeimat bin.
BIS MT Sbm i'd eebe ein ;um Srieoeu
$50 iein Iel'ser 6mmels9ait i6 biur
Ole 9.ofeu, tu,l6. oas Sotenislt ein
seldutet uno nusseldutet 1absn, iiub
uerfiunsen. Sit Der S9aa au6 sleit
uerballt. eine Grinneruug bleibt bonn
5raucrIelte III uas uub besleitet nus in
bic Sase Der glrbeit nuo auf uuierer, in
Gottes 9anO aaein itebcnocu, wsitereu
9ilserfabrt.
Sin @of, ods feline Gpien cbrt, ebrt
li1 banit letblt. Sbor in Der otter
beipniidrn 3cit bat man 6fu 9(baeibic.
oeuen 5eits aeicicrt, iaorilen tru8 oi,
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ebrnng mcbr roer iueni3er Den Gbarat
ter Der 5o.cnucrgoltcrmJ al lit. Sn
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grauer &urjrit ltamm:uoeu loiined9rd
Der oil cine 9teid, iiberid)ipdngli1e SO
tcnperebrun9 criunert.
MaBlOs, boiInunsslOs, slaubenslos
troltlos trauert elm Seibe om aiden
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

!6iite mne &appcm ipercc ieb sm icbr
berabeeiettcm 9Srciieu osrGaufcm.
9. GIRISTMANN.
4arfttra6e, Sw s. nro f. Sermann, Meu.
Warftitrabe, su. 5. uro 4. Sermaun, @o.

9urb Sic btateube @rnbe, ,pelbe Der
3obesensel idtdst. finoet er Die 1biir
In cine lanse perI6lUilene Seele, unb,in
ben 9brdneu, Die an einem tbeueren
@rabe flieBen, brinst er eft aub elm
bartes Sers gum Muitauen.
@iQl on nun iparteu auf @ottes
9eimIuhuns? 9teiu, nimmermebr.
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nod ME uersaB? aaun id) Die 2ieb' er.
me1eH, babnrd mein SerS senas? !?
@is io0t' i'd ibu nidt lieben. Der mir
10 bolb iid seist? @ie ienals i'm be-
triibeu, Der 10 Su mir iid neist? 9teiu,
oanfbar bliden mir ,mb nitt bloB an
Dem eiueu Gage, am 0anftase, iOnbe,n
ale Gage sun, Simmsl aui, Der in oies
fem Sabre, ,pie felt lause ntdt mebr.
berabselddelt hat auf unlere 6etcsr unb
Berse uuo uns bat 81 rebter ;3eit 9e-
ben miiiien Sonnenldeiu uno 9fsseu,
Der int 6riibling mlersn S6tbdnmea
uuo &eben eine sliidlide BliitbeSeit uer-
s6nnt, Der i'm Somlner rniere Scloer
bebiitet uor lbuerem 8et:er uno Ge=
luitter, Der Sturmf fluten, Seuersnotb,
Seuden unb &ranfhciten, ge,uebrt unb
unierem Sauoe Den solbcnen Srieocn er<
balteu bat, allo bab inter ben Sesnuns
gen reslelben aiinlte uno @ilienl6 l6uften
cine frieoli9eSeimitatte ssillnoeu baten.
gSir ireuem uus, bnB ouh Die quite
Mutter G,be nod Die altc lit, ouf wsls
de Der 9err idon 81 Stoabs' 5aseu
leiucn Sesen seleat bat. @ir freueu
uns, oaB bieie ltebe GrOe lit Oiciem
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manncs telobnt uno aus ,brem miloen
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man nur uiinihen fonute, Don Der liiBeu
Stride, Sarlu lin;ere &lnber lid erlabz
ten, biz sur nabrbaiteu ;aartoffel. bic
Sas BRIT Or slrmeu helBt, BON cen
lbiuersn solbeuen @arben. Die Der Sar-
,ner suiamn,eaaebraht bat, b;s 81 Dem
f6fIidsn pnrpurnen uno so!pi9en 8einr
mott, Der Dem @einsdrtner i'll feline
Biitte FoB.
@ott lit mein 9irt! @as ntau3elt jcs
mails mir?
Sbm fo.9' i6 ir0bIih nab
ST iueibet mid auf sriiner s(ae bier,
5iibrt mid sum frii6cn Bad.
Gr labt mcia 9crs nit ieincr @Habe,
lluo icitct mid anf ianftem Gfanc nit
A,lrtcntrcn.
llnb wanor' id) anb ca; iiait're 3Dll
biuab,
8cin llaslild fiirhte ld).
9n bi1t tsi mll! 0sm Stab, Sein 9ir
lenltab ilt5roit unoSdub fir MIDI.
Sei's benz, ba6 Seinoe mid benclben,
9u laoelt mild sun, Mobl Ser Srenoen
an Seincm 3ild).
Gu IalbIt mein Saup. nit Deil'gem Del
unb ltentlt mir uollen ge@er Gill
Meln 9irt, Der gu 10 9ndSl9 n'eln &C.
benflt,
0u wirlt mir st(les leiu.
0u labe It MIDI lbon bier nit 5rcuoen
llnb bert miro e,uig nidts mid 'teloer
prn Sir, mrin Oel!.
Spcmsuilfc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

GpaBig wdr's msnn bic Semofraten
iidb jett au6 nod fir Sdub5ou erttar'
ten, aber gu luunOeru braubte li6 co.
riiber 9iiemanb. 8el ltebt bod bic Ge:
idi6te Der bcmofratil6sn Bartei ieit
einem Wcni6snalter san5 a(leir BARN,
oab lie anIdnslib Die bon ben &epublis
fanern uOrseldla9enen sroBen MuB=
regeln nui'5 bitterlte betdmpite, uno baB
lie na1oem oieie bod burdseieBt paren
uno ibte Geiliame gSirtuns bepieleu
6atteu, ertlarte, lie lei au6 baiiir unb
gang hamit einpsritanoer. 60 fann es
wObl aud nod in 8ssua amf S6nbson
rumrncn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
SScrn,aun No. Trcitaa, Sen q. 9opcmbcr ss9a.

= Ser iriibere 8idtsr SObn Mce
Gune Iia,b om MoHtas Ill Spencer oil
Gebirnldbmuns.
Sn Seoalia iuurhe SaDlpr 8oyz
t.r perbaftet, iue;l rr Die 9ieroe ieines in
SObnstOipu Wpbnenben Gaters, bes
&i6ters S. 8. 9urter, seltobleu uuo
uerfauit fat.
= Ser Sturm bat i'll Wa rgoille ein
aui Dem 0eben9eleiie itebenbsn Sradt,
wascn III Sspesuns seiett, unO Der
&asen lief ie6s Meilsn ehe sr Jun,
Stillitano sebrnht t5uroe. Gin Gaila=
9lerSus ItieB BEL glrcpe nit Dem @a9en
Sulammen, iuobei Die 2ofomoiiue unb
Der einSelue @asen ser!,iimmert NIB
Der grpreB5ute Wtaf 8!etberahe ben
@reiton idiusr ueriebt uurbe.
= Ser 8remler u. q. Sprap iuurz
be in Clinton i'll 8abnbofe Der MiHou>
ri, Sanias unb 2sras Gabn iiberIabrcn
uno seiDotet.
= @pn &anias Gtp, Oregon, Suoez
pcnbence, @arrensturs uno anbsren
S6e;len ntsStaates miro &egen, Sbnee
uno Sasel berl6tet.
Der Slrbeiier GOuaro &eeues
uerludte GIN Sunntag i'll ct. SOlspb
Gelbitmorb 81 bescben, su ,uelGem @nee
er cine itarfe Goiis 9trienit nabm. Der
llmltanb, baB or uiel 81 piel Slit eirz
nabm, rcttete lein 2eben. Gr lsbt in
unfrieben nit ieiner Srau.
- 2bumas Otilep III aanIas Giip
iuarre Gil Der &reu5uns Der 16. unb
@ppmina StraBe nd6t,i6sr 8eiie BON
elmer Socomptipe iiberfabrcn uut bub=
ltabli6 81 8rei Sermalmt. gtiemanb
batte Den llnfall seieben, urh Die 2eide
pnrbe frib WOr9ens auIg efunoen.
- Ser @Oroer Grip, ipelder Der
etwa BRET Muraten .aus bem @eidn9niB
in 2ebanun, Mo., entlprans, lit i'll Der
StdDe BON 9atpol, S.ras County, sez
faBt lpcroen. Sbsriff @ppbali BON Sc
banon bat ieinen s6iistirs i6ou luieber
INTER 9a6 uTb Sad.