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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
NOT VERY SERIOUS.


DUBLts. Dec, 3t.--Csstle efiioiais stats
III !. the oonssqusnces ~ the txplosion In
the finsu / u 1ffics NJ Dsbin Castle that
occurred THURSDAY moraias are fouad lees
serious ,hAa were feared Tbs expenditure
Of fes pJuads they say, .iil repair the
dsm,se. The privy eouoail met ~ utuAi
alter the explosion Chief OF Police MAI
loi says the force of the txpiosioa vas sx,
sr,ed chi d. In an ousvArd direction and
WAS potsiDiy al expio.ion Of Ras.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01

II should be kept in every stable and
efock yard in the lard. Salvation Oh, for
there is No better cstle iosson msee sny-
where. Pries anIs 25 csnis.
Thousands Of the rnoss prominent and in
feiisens persons throughout the isnd. nave
test dsd TO the frne nsrits Of Dr.. Bui's
Cough 5sfap. We sdviss sufferers to use
is. Price cnly rs cents. deea9d& sfsirGs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
CAUSED A SENSATION.


NEW Yoxz, Dec. 3r-Tbe stock broker.
age nrm # Henry Titos & Co Of which
Henry E. Tisus ard Joseph A. Psrshsii are
memoer. sssignsd today. The failure
cau.ed iscidsd . nsstion 90 Wall street.
A. The cffics Of the firm nosbing could be
lssrned Of the exert u tha failure, which
i. ssid 20 be 70. large smount.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
OUR REVENUES.
Receipts Slightly Below Expenditures -
Bonded Debt Decreased.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 3i--Ths revenues
Of III government for December were
s23 so 0O8. or 81 500 600 less tba1 the
experd lures during the same period. This
had the eff ct OF reducing the treasury
cash bslancs o. $50 405 749 The balance
Dc l vas $50, ,l26 9l7 There has been
decrease ia the bonded debt to ihe ex'ent
OF the ~ per cent bonds that have bee n re-
des med.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
MUCH ALARMED
Over Report That Pope Leo Had Been
Assassinated Report Denied.

MONTREAL. Dec. 81 There ~as agi,s-
ton in C4lhJiic circies here tonight Ovsr
the report ,hai Pope Leo KIN h.d been
sssss.iisisd The tunors were traced TO
the ouse Of the Jesulss and F.thsr ID nm
moDd was appealed to He admitted h W
II z beard IL from Al old and int m ate friend,
VINO w0ul3 have 20 mo i've tor dec piion
Father DruDm5Td d has s,ncs received Of.
fci.l d, Diai # be story
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
THE MISSING JEwELLER,
George r. Horne Of Nashua, y. H.,
Heard From-tioing to Pacific Coast.

NAsHus, n. Il, Dec. 81 Letters were
rec lived fndsy frnm George T Horoe, the
missins jeveisr, dated a. Ds,rois, Mich,
directint that his gods be sent t1 bis
home. Hs stsss inst heavy Eabilitie'
caused his uccersnon aus departure He
VIII locate on tue Pacific cast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
FIRE AT NASHUA. n. H.
Most Disastrous Blazs for Many Months
LESS Ab1u, $4,000
Two Large Buildings Burned and Sew
eral Others Badly Damaged.

NASHUA, N H Jan / A destructive fire
broke Out 10 MO ,eston & Co.'S elfvsror,
Front street, a te~ minutes past IL this
morning., rhe 8re epresd to Howard,
Hexld & FIR noh's furniture factory. aud
both isrgs bulldogs, alled with valuable
goods we're d 'rtroyed.
Howsrt. II, aid 4 Frsr chs loss m furni-
,ure Is $4,000; insured for 5000; on
f.c ory si2 coo; insured for $1,000 M,
Q ,esten & Ca's Ices is estimated
a, about 8 0,o00; partially insured
Several sdIJaaog dwellings we're baby
damaged BY the tenants moving out hur-
retiy. The 1re is sur jostd 70 have been
incen5isry, ana wRs the mott d sas,rous fre
in this city for mlre thsu a year, throwing
usny hsnds out u mploy me {
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
A PROSPEROUS YEAR.
Belfast Has Had Good Season In All
Kinds Of Business.

BELFAST, Dec. 81 The closing year
shows continued prosperity for Belfast in
incress ed vslusti IN and postal receipts. new
iIiings and the insuxufs'ioo Of business
ep,erprises Among the latter is IN elec-
tric railroad, four mile, to the Nlr,hporr
csmpgrouad. Eighteen vessels we're bu;lt
in the district, with . tonasgs of over 1000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
1t Was Titus.

LOUISVILLE Ky Dec 5l.-H z Titus,
supposed TO be the missing Wall street
(Nes Yorb broker. has bteo resistsred AZ
. Middies, hotel sisce Dec "a WhrL,
lhas morning be read tie reports in The
Iapers tia, be vas supposed 20 be short ih
his secouns be paid his bill aad has NOS
been seen since.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
7C0 MUl H RAIN
Had By Tho Pacific Coast, fhoush n Is
Nv ClaaH.
Wires Down-Business Delayed Snow
In the Sierras--A Blockade.

SAN FRAsclsco. Dsc 81 Although the
weather hiss cleared here IL i. stiil rainins z
in many parts Of the state, The raiafsil
durirg the Storm was phenomenal The
virss are still down and no word has been
received from Eureka for nearly week,
or for f~o days from Point Reyes La
the sierrrss IN. snow has been faiiirg two
days and blockade on the Central Pacific
i. feared. The south bound Oregon EXPIRE o.
on the Oregon Extension is Is hours late.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
VOW COMES COSTA RIGA,
Who Signs Reciprocity Treaty with
the United States.

WAsHIseros, Dec. 81 A reciprocity
srrs gsaeGt sas sg9ed today bets n
Secretary BIsiue SD Senior Cslvo, the
diplomatic minister Of Costa r ics at Wash
iegton. As the arrangements has FIRST TO be
rsuasd BY the C,egress Of Costa Rics, iis
publ Estion mus. sssit The scsion # that
body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
In ANIMAL Session Annual Banquet at
Portland. Jan. 2, 1899.

PORTLAND, Dec 81 The Maine Com
mercal Traveller Associatiop, a. their
annual meeting this evening, elected =
strong board Of tfIiaers With George B..
l. ring OF Loripg. Shjrt 6 Harmon as pre'-
iient The annual banquet occurs At the
Preble House, Saturday tvenipg, Jsnusy2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
FOREVER INELIGIBLE
To Hold ONCE In New Hampshire Ma.
tional Guards Was the Sentence.

CoscoRp, N. Fl Dec. 3l.--Gov. Tu;tle
tas approved the -ser teace Of the receJt t
cours marital in the case OF Capt. B N.
w9son Of Manchester, Co. e, Fit., Regi-
msaI, charged ~ithtfslsfyiag the pay rolls.
thas be b. csshl.fe3 and made forever in
ensbis to hold Office in the ttste national
guards
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01

NosTzEAL, ID C 81 The a.,isssnt
tressarrr of the Cjtiz.As League has gwen
his lawyers instructions TO attach large
sun OF nlon'y depssrsj in the Ba' q1e du
Peuple. b. TIE Province of q iebsc os,erJ +,
the precse6i 2, tc be on tne ground tnst
toe Iostefy IL Glsgal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
soM MERsET RAILWAY,

Commssatns Aoaday. Juns nth, 1881. trains
vii fsn ~ follows, connecting III Oakland with
Maine Central Railroad.
for Boston, rorsiaad, Lewiston, Wassrviiis, "A
EustA. shovhesAa and Bangor;
Passenger trains leave Bingham, 90 4. n.
fi7 40 r. NJ, aoion sssa A. ~. lass n; Cara
tunh raIis. sS54 A. n, tt.os r. ~, Embdsn. 7.oz
a. NJ, l-2o r. NJ. Norih Anson, ~ 4, NJ. 80 p.
NJ; Anson, TT A. H.. tsS r n; Madison, no A.
~; y oa r. Z; Horridgewocs, ! 80 = NJ. AN r
VI. BsnEs siding. y IS A. NJ 70 20 p NJ; Bawteis
Crossing, .s.0z a T., sa-s2 p ~; arrive Oakland.
80 =. NJ. z60 p N.
Trom Bo ton. Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tervius. skowheRan snd Bangor:
Passenger trains leave Oakland, s.os A. NJ, a.
?. NJ. sawtslc Crossing. 90 A. NJ. - 90 ?. nj
BAnxs gfdfng. Ia 4. ~. s5.W p. n, Sorridge
wooE. s-J4 A NJ. s.H r. NJ; Madison, s.5t A. NJ.
sss r: y; Ansoa, seA 4 8 Sr.n! North An
el06 ? N. CarsAtunk Falls, 40 " NJ, .oH p.
NJ, Scion. f0-n 4 NJ. d-S ~; arrive Bingham.
ii-s0 A. H., eS3 '. NJ
sg1aG stations, Ut vhish trains stop on signal or
no,loe To oonductos. kixed between Bingham
Asd North Ansos. wM \. AVER. supt-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
FRENCH TARIFF BILL


PAsIs. Dec 81 The chamber of depu-
ties today rriaoted he day Of ~ francs
placed on peuoieum by the ssnate, and
az eei 10 y daty OF IL francs on fenasd
snS 7 ifaacs on crude petroleum. the nav
tariff 80 10 into force oltober !, 1889.
rBa t,nf niii sss thso pSssed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
AMICABLY SETTLED.
New England Granite Critters Will Re.
sume Work This Morning.

CoscoRD. N a Dec. 3i-Ths trouble
bstsey the Nes E slsBd Grsni WORKS
and TIE men h7s been sBicaoiy aftas;sd
ard va-s will be resumed torsorro~ morn
isg. Uadsr the cJmpre mise = vasniss wh1s-
tie viii be bio.n Is minutes before vo'k
besins in the mofsitg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
Found Dead in the Gutter.

PoR1LAsD, Dec. 81 "A farmer driving
into Por,land from Cape Elizabeth. Thurs-
day mornir g, found . man lying in the
gutter at Cssh's Corner. Ii was the dead
body Of Frank Dolly, who hsd while int Z
icsted p.rished With the cold. He was 80
years Of age and was unmarried.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
NINETEENTH VICTIM.
Editor J. r. BagnaIl Dead from the Ac-
cident Christmas Eve

YosKERs, N. Y De 81 The death
llss Of the Christina. eve di'a.;sr gu the
HIts9n RIVER R,irosi sss Increased odsy
TO 10 BY 'bs te.,h here Of Joan r B.snsIl.
edi.or OF the Pcushs ssp,is EvenIrz Star.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
schooner Lygonia Has Hard L,ck.

BosTo.. Dec. 81 --Scho Aef L3geBia
from Sallrvas Ne f.. Wabireenn. that
put in here yeserdsy f,f . hsreofs vss run
irse last night b. q barge in ssr ont bad
hsr host smashed, qu.r.er nd dAns6ss sad
assits bent. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
PERIL KND PAIN.

If YOU FEEL WEARY,
WITH A BITTER, BAD TASTE
IN YOUR MOUTH.
LOSS OF APPETITE.
BOWELS ALTERNATiVELY
COSTtvE AND LAX.
DYSPEPTIC, SORE IN JOINTS
AND LIMBS.
FEvERISH AND ACUEISH,
YOUR LIVER IS NOTIFYING
YOU TO ATTEND TO 1T.
DO NOT NEGLECT THE
WARNING.
POISONOUS DRUGS WILL
NOT SAVE you. ~
USE KICkAPOO INDIAN
SAGWA.
GENUINE UNADULTERATED
INDIAN MEDICINES,
PREPARED FROM ROOTS
AND EERBS.
NcKAP00 INDIAN SAeWA
Eos snys uf ou nru0nfsfs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01

~ - @s4t LIZ
Fssd l. Brown t9re sas constantly try-
Ing to tsir1w on the impfrify of bis blood
y the form OF BOiis and Abresses.
This was his eoEaiitioa- Well, ycB say,
What Of III q, nothing, on y tfiis. .---FosfR
BfxfrLH Of DASA's sARSAPARILLA
cured, yes, ACTUALLY CURED hin.
Had you rather be cured shan sagsrS II
you had, remeiaber DASAf5 Is the only
sAksAPAkiLi4A GUARANTEED
TO CURE.
We Make the Kind that Cures!
WE GUARANTEE 1T.
w refund The Haasy L not Benefited!
COULD VIZ no n6oRE7
Dana ssrssparilla Co., Belfast, Mains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
Secretary Of War EIkins Takes Charge.

WAsRIseroS, Dc. 81 -Secrrtsry E.
kias a.sumed h.sgs Of t8e var department
this morning. Hs reached the department
es-iy, Ard spent the m ,utng ia receiving
subordinate sffss ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
WsIt whitman's Condition Unchanged.

PHILADELPHIA De. 81 --WsM Wnit-
mars eoaci ION $ rep1sssd b. his physi-
ei.ss .Gnisat a. vi caabgsd. He eok ysiy
liz le aonfishmsnt today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01

Went through the Ice and Was Drowned.
BANGOR Dec. 3l.-rheo. Cots, sged
3 years, was drowned while Skating q,
South Brewer, Thursdsy morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01

4LsuoUKxouE. N. NJ. Dec 30.-Ths
g,sas ssos Storm blockade on The S.zsa
Fe railroad has been e1.reiy sifsed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
FORTY DROWNED


MADRID Dee 80 Twelve fishinp boats
beioenuy at yinsrpYss aud San Carlos DE
La Kspts were lost Ia tne storm. Foity
persons wtrs droxnrd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01

:zs.f szs & a x!..s fs.a
Good for Man and Beast Il Gives Inrmediafe
Relief. Il has No Equal. Keep il IN the House.
TRY 1T.
Price 2 5 cents per Bottle. Bottles foe e1.oa
AM yocn Dwresisr ROE n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
Gale Continues.

HroHLAs II LIGHT. M.ss-. Dec. 31.-The
bigo northwest gale eontruss, and vessels
fs main .: aucnor IN Pfovigcst5vn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
syOW or RAN
Fer View FEARS Day with Nseh Warner
Weather.

wAsaIseroN. Dec. 3i.-rof Ssv Egg
iaad; Iscfrssiss eioaaiusss, snow Or rain,
virds shifting to ssssh; warmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01

Bosros. Dec. 3t-Fs Nsv Esgland
decreasing cioad,sess followed py rain in
southern Nes Easlsnds rsia or snov 10
Northern Eev 3 siahd F,'d.y afternoon
or evening; raia Friday ri.ht: rising tem-
perasufe til Sssafday morning. soath and
. hesst stnds fncressing In strength
Far. decidedly coldef Saturday night and
Sunday.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

F9 Oor Der @eiellidaft unb febt F&
neben unier Sriebden, tpo ibm bieies
wlal iofort ein Stubl einserdumt
puroe.
9lber, gapa." meint id6n Srieba,
bic fcit iiber5eust lit, ibr @ater made
benielben S6ers pie friiber, 0es 1T bod
,isentlid sarnidt i6lau Don Dir, una
benlelben Sereinfaa speimal bereiten
su wollen. 60 oumm iino mir nod
ni6t."
Sie Maste eripibert nibt biel, be-
md6ti9t ii6 baeesen Sriebdens @las
unb ibliirft nit Sebaeen ben feurigen
Grant. 8alo lit bas 8las wieoer 9e=
fiillt, bic Wasfe wirb seiprd6iser unn
Srieo1en unterb1lt ii1 aus9e3ei9net.
Wtebr uno mebr wirtt Der f6mere Wein,
INNER animirter miro bic @eieli9aft
uno beionoers ibon Srieba idwimmt
in einem Mleer BON gntsiiden. Soeben
bat lie ibrem Yapa fir eine beionoers
guimeetiamteit einen SUB peripro6eu
uno ben Sirol9 idon sdrtlid um.
i6lungen, als ii9 berausitellt, baB bic
Salbmaste Der beablibtisten procebur
oo9 gu srobe S6wierisfeiten entsegen-
ieBt.
$50 nimm benn bas bumme Sin9
bod ab, papa, mir fennen Sid ia bod
aae !" meint Grieoden oa, uno trob
bes Strdubens beg Suntnlers baben
ibre Sdnb6en balo bic S6nire gelOit.
Sa -, Elm fur9tbarer
Sdrei, unO idludsenb fliidtete Srieo-
den an Die Sruit ibrer Mutter, mdb4N
reno Sienitmam
Summer 4. ii6 Den erfaunten @nwe,
ienoen prdientirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
0dterIife Giirfpray

8dterli6e Siriorae.
lieutenant 81 (ppn Der 8arbe in cine
tleine @arniion periebD: ,Sasen Sic,
um @ottesipillen, Gamerab, tpie brinat
Elm anitdnoiser Meni6 in bieiem Nelte
feline ouberbienitlide 3eit bin2" 2ieus
tenant y: , ,Sieierbalb brauden sic lid
teine srauen Saare ma6isn su laGenl
llnler gataillonstommanoeur bat in
iueiier Seriidiidtisuns eben seduBerter
berurtiser Seiirhtunsen bes Sid ;u
5ooe 2anepeilcns" in pdterli6ltcr
Weiic bafiir SOrae 9etraaen, bab cine
bienitfreie 3eit bier iiberbaupt nidt
eriitirt!"
Yertebrte Welt. Bad
fid: Sa leie ib ebcn i'm vSienen=
IreunoD: ,g8em man perbiiten mill,
bab bic 9ienen ibwdrmen, 10 nebme
man ibnen Die alie 30nisin uno sebe
linen cine junse" Sei uns Wteni6en
miibte man eeraoe oas umsetebrte, Wtits
tel anpenoen
Yisber 1ieB es: Wlan iole
nidt in Der S6ule mwaben; au6,
man ioae nidt aug Der S6ule ibpat-
gen; balb mirb es aud beiben, man ioll
ni6t iiber bic S1uie idwaben.
-@s gibt piele MenFd en-.
bic fir 9li6is SntereRe baben, nls fir
Snterehen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
8 2tcoIe.

Onb mann Se net tommf, no bleibit
bolt e-peg,
Ro' bod / alloi mi uf b 8ant OIL Der
Sed,
Cnb pfcif mr. a 9ieble ono mad mr.
ell Roim
Cno gang GRAB 70 luitig tpie-n i
fomme be-, bpim!
IS itobt en- foim Bue9 no, orom bib
Or net Ell:
Sab gu GRAB, lieb's S9dble, mel
S6dBle miiei6 iei'!
Dno i?. mo 10! /. itirb ipobl au' net
slei' Bra,
Sno feno au' wieoer Dine, bic no lieb
ban me- ta'!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

= 9 6wieris. Stuoent: Sept
tpeiB ib nidt, mar's Der 8Gdermeiiter
Sleiider in Der @erberitraBe, Der Slei=
i6ermeiNer @erber in Der Sdderltrabe,
Der 8erbermeilter Sefer in Der Sylei=
I6eritraBe, Der Sddermeiiter 8srber in
Der 6leii6erItrabe, poer Der 6leii6ers
meiiter Ssder in oer 8erberltrabe,
Der mir 9eitern 9lbenb beim Bier
peripra6, lib beute Morsen pon mir
anpumpen gu laieu.
Rid allSu f6wer. Sic
WeiBt Su, Wtann, mas id mir beutc
piiribe ?" = Gr: Sin neues &leib."
= Sic: ,g8eiB Soft Su bait mei-
nen @jeoanten erratben !" = Gr: nSd,
als oh oas 10 idwer pdre, = bel ben
paar @eoanten, Die Ou bait!"
- @ebanfenfplitter. 9ei
ben Srauen lit jeOe 2iebe 2eioenidaft,
bel ben Mdnnern ieoe 2eioeni4aft
2iebe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
GbtneHS6eS.

Sem oitaiiatiiden 2lopo entnehmsn
mir fol9enoes in Der Yetinser So5eis
tllng perDifentlidte Goift: ,Sa in
Yeting ieit Winters 9lnfang nod fein
S6nee 9efallen 1T, 10 begaben gBir
Inns AM 30. December in Die ga fao
tien, I'M Weibraub su opfern, aud
mir bur6 ben pei leb Siai lien uno
9lnoere in Der Sbib ping flung uno an=
oeren Sempeln opfern uno I'm S9nee
beten. 0a mir aber big jeBt, obglei6
es i6on anfGn9t falt su iperoen, NOD
teinen 9liidliben S6neefall erlanst ba=
ben unb I'm 10 iebnli6er bana1 per=
lan9en, 10 weroen g8ir am s. Sanuar
llns nobmals peri6nli6 in Die ga fao'
tien begeben llnb Weibrau1 perbrennen
uno peroronen biermit, oab gu oerlel=
ben 3eit Der Pei leb Siai lien in Der
yins ibib lung, Der pei leb Siai Sung
in @bon biien miao, Der pei leb Siai
fbu in SIiian jen miao uno Der Ser3oa
Siai tie in Sling bo miao nobmals
opfern. (slnm.: ying ibib flung, @bou
blien miao &C. finb Die 4 Sempel bes
8egens, Slibes, 8inbes unb Der Wol-
ten). = llebe, Die uralte 6ineliide-
Site, ben Sriibling einsubolen", bic
bereits in Dem tlaiiii6en Werte 81 9i
[, BUD Der Hiten") ertpdbnt miro,
brinst bic in Shanghai eri6einenoe
bineiii6e 3eituns Sbenpao bonn A.
6ebruar b. s. fplgenbe Noti3:
r@s lit cine uralte Site, mad Often
gu auf ben Staotplan binaus3useben,
um ben Sriiblins einaubolen. 8eItern
Tam 3. Sebruar) mar Der Sermin
hiersu. uno nm bic MittassSeit begab
iib Der Sbansbai=Wa9iitrat Yuan, Bee
gleitet bon Dem 6luB=SnIpector gBu,
Dem YoliSei=8irettor Siai uno benz
Stubien=9lufieber Siiian, idmmtli6 IN
seoronetem 3use, sur Staot binaus.
Soran muroen 6las9en, Songs, 8es
seni6irme uno Sd9er getrasen, oann
iol9ton 80, BON Der 8eDOlferung bem
Magitrat eepiomete Gbreni6irme, A
Saruitllren bon ebeaiol6en gbrentlci=
bern, so paare @brentafeln; Die 9ie=
nerI6aft in Yaaren 81 Bferbe, ebenio
bic idmmtli6en 9lmtsoiener su Yferoe,
oann Oas SauptroB (por ben Sdnften),
oas Siegelpferb (oas Die Siegel Der
y6riiblin9sbeamten", bas beibt oes
Dta9iltrats uno oerslei9en trdsD III.
i. 10. @nbli6 famen Die a9t @enien
(uOn Meniden barsefelD su pferoe
uno cine Wa1e rit fremben 8emebren.
Der 3ug sins sum Oittbore binails
na6 benz Sempel Der Srablin9s=gtn=
5olun9"; bort lpurbe Der @enius beg
Sabres (au6 Genius Der Saaten" ge=
nannt, cine 9emalte @enie in Ginbes=
3eltalt uno S6iber Der SaaD, ioiuie
Die 6riiblinsstub (pon Papier ooer
ge6m 9ema6t) feierlid empfaneen;
oann ging es wieber gum @roBen SIt=
tbore binein, iibcr Die Sai pin9=Strabe,
our6 ben Sempcl bes Stabtgenius unb
auf llmpegcn suriif gum Yamen. Ser
8enius oes Sabres mar unbebeften
6auptes (ein 3eiden, bab es ipenig
Resen wdbreno oes Sabres seben wirb,
ionlt .trdgt er einen Strobbut auf bem
Ropfe) uno nit S9Iben betleibet. Die
6riiblingstub bate einen idwar3en
aopf, i6marSen Baud, gelben Riiden.
rotben S6wans, ioipie rotbe 6iibe unb
Corner. sic tpurbe i'm Seiligtbum
Der Plabsottbcit Gm Yamen bes Masi=
Itrats) auf9eitellt, uno beute tam A.
piro iie oem 8ebrau6 semaB seridlas
gen iperoen. (Sieie Site ioll anseb-
lid beocutcn, bab au6 i'm fommenben
Sabre itren9e 6ere6tigteit eeiibt mn
Der SAuloi9e beftrait wirb.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
Gin SebenSlaui.

S6ule flii6tia Summeln tii6tis,
gSeien idneiois. arbeitsmeioig,
2afi6ub', 2ose, Wteine=Seine,
Sbuloen, Wediel, gbrenlbeine,
Sater sdnslid ruiniren,
S6auosrDs ii6 ennupiren,
Rennba6n, @etten,
pfero, Sect, Mdbs1,
@noe = &u9el Dor ben S9dbel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

= Giderife4us STUNT. Srau:
n@ann bat bod unier Sunge Sulebt
seidrieben9" = Wann: ~S9au' nal
I'M Galabu9 na6!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

: 50 turs bas 2eben 1T;
sibt es bod @iele, Die es lansueilis
iinben.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-05-14
SOW AND COON.
A Fight to the Finish in Which the Former
Triumphcd.

Isaac Lyman, Il Dutch Mountain back
woodSman, owns lean SOW that runs
on the common and follows his dog
through the woods and fields One night
Mr.. Lyman and his son started out to
hunt coons. The sow tagged the dog
into corn patch and kept close to his
heels until he had routed up coon and
drove it into tree near the edge of the
woods. When the hunters reached the
spot the dog was barking furiously up
the tree, while the SOW was trotting
around and keeping mp constant
grunting. Young Lyman Immediately
climbed the tree and shook a big buck
coon from limb. The coon landed
square on its back and lay perfectly
still, apparently as though the fall had
stunned it. Instantly the dog sprang
upon the motionless animal and like u
flash the coon began to rip and tear the
dogs hide with tooth and claw, still
lying on its back. 1t fought the dog
like a cyclone and in less than minute
the dog began to yelp as though he had
tackled something that was a good deal
more than a match for him. He strug-
gled to break loose but the pugnacious
coon held him and kept tearing his hide.
With snort and a squeal the SOW
rushed at the fighting animals thrust
her nose between them and separated
them. The whining dog SUNK away
covered with blood and the SOW went
at the coon like whirlwind with tusk
and hoof. The coon set its teeth in the
sow's snout and the SOW bumped up
her back and trod ON the coon's belly
until She yanllcd loose, the coon tearing
her skin in several places. Then the
SOW set her teeth in the coons throat
and the fighters rolled over and over in
The underground until the coon began
10 weaken. The enraged SOW chewed
the coon's throat into pulp and discm-
boweled it and when Mr.. Lyman drove
her off the coon was dead. The dog
was all used up
Two nights after that Mr.. Lyman and
his son got live coon out OF Il hollow
tree without injuring it particle.
They carried it home in bag and the
next morning they fastened the SOW il
pen and turned the coon loose with
her. The SOW became furious the in
stant she caught sight OF the coon.
She sprang Mt it and it climbed up the
side of the pen and clung there as
! though in terror. The men poked the
coon down and the sow sprang on it
with Il snort. When the coon saw that
| it couldn't get away it fought for its
life like bulldog but the SOW killed it
inside of three minutes. s.-Scranton Cor
| respondent.