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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-03
NOTICE.

JAMES L. MORGAN WILL ACT FOR
me in full power Of Attorney, during my
absence from the Hawaiian Islands.
JAW l., ii. DEE,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-03
MONDAY JUNE 3.

DIAMOND HEAD, $3.50 P. - Weather
clear. Wind fresh, n f.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-03
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVAL s..

ARRIVALS.
From Sydney, per Warimoo, July il
Murphy, Mr. Oerth and family, D Bayne.
From Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, July q
Mrs J II Blount, Mrs Moore, Mrs Oxley, Mrs
X Andrews, w Blaisdell T f Boiseller M r
Brons, Ing Chong, Chop Hong, and IS deck.
From Maui, per stmr Likelike, July Rev
Sanders, Master Frank Baldwin, X
Strauch, A Guild, H Kaleo, w X Hutch
inson, ] S Muirhead, Theo Wolff, Mrs c N
Spencer, A 7 Atkinson, Y Annoy, All Young
Lau Tong, All Fong, Wong Tack, and 90 on
deck.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-03

The Likelike leaves at { pm. with
excursionists fer the Maui races. A
representative of the STAR will be
there.
Only a few more days of the large
clearance sale at Sing 10y & Co. S
King street store Bedrock prices are
offered.
The Superintendent of Streets did a
good job when he had the Post Office
block thoroughly cleaned up this
morning.
Do not forget that Sam Lederer has
at the |. X l. the largest assortment
Of fine fireworks, fire crackers and
bunting in town.
Bachelors and benedicts will try
conclusions in match game at the old
ball grounds tomorrow Game will be
called at 1890 p. NJ
Robert W. Boyd does not like the
the idea of having his salary reduced,
and has resigned his position in the
Survey Department on that account.
William Cunningham of the Anchor
Saloon invites all his friends to eat
turkey with him tomorrow between the
hours Of 1880 A NJ. and 1880 p. Nj So
The STAR is indebted to printer
Humphreys of the Boston for an ele-
CANT program of the Fourth Of July
exercises on the Boston. 1t is printed
in four colors and shows that Mr..
Humphreys is an artist in his line.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-03
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Band concert at Emma Square to-
night.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-03

The Likelike leaves at S PM. with
excursionsts fer the Maui races. A
representative of the STAR will be
there.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-03

Only a few more days OF the large
clearance sale at Sing 10y & Co. S
King street store Bedrock prices are
offered.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-03

The Superintendent of Streets did a
good job when he had the Post Office
block thoroughly cleaned up this
morning.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13

Miin1ter. @s tann teinsm 3tpetfel I'M.
terliegen, baB biele .8tloer ben 8eiu@sr
LANCE feNeln unb BEL manGem oerielz
BEN ltebe @r%innerungen an bic BON IT,
men mieoergegebenen 9e9enben tpadz
rufen tperben.
Obmobl bas beut19e Nei9 basientse
Qanb 1T, tpeldes bic meilten @tiQpeine
Bel uns einflbrt, 10 bat man bod et11e
1o(9e Sbetlna6me binii4tli4 ber 3abl
Der Musi teller, 1opie oer Menge uno
QualitGt Der ausge1ellten Meine, tpie
lie porliegt, ni4t poraus1ehen tDnne1.
8einprpbu5enten unb Meinbdnbler
rei9ten ii9 bic 9dnbe, traten gemetnz
fam fir cine miirbige Wertretung bes
beuti9en Weines Elm uno baben otez
1elbe, tpenn bic .gan5e @usitequng fer
tig baftebt, au4 febr idDn errei9t. 9ie
@eIammtaabl Der Musite0er belduft ft9
auf 279 nit 1910 Proben BON Meinen
unb beut1 9en G9aumnetnen. Muf bic
ein3elnen 8eairte pertteiien ii& bic
Gus teller unb proben3ablen in folgenz
Der Wetle, Qebtere in &lammer btnter
bic .3abl bet e~riteren 9eitellt): @bet1z
gau, reip. Regierungsbe3trt Miesbaoen
IS 1885,, @betn6el1en uno 6ei1t14e
8erg itraBe GA (357, &beinpreub gen 81
(342), &heinpfal3 25 $780,, 8aoen %
GO5), @l1ab=2otbringen 26 (88),
Sranteb 10 (55), Mirtemberg 20 (72.),
ionitige 9eutl4lanb 3 81. gu ben in
&lammer mitget6etlten 3ablen tommen
nod bieienigen Proben BON beuti4en
@9uumpeinen, ipelde auf be lonoerea
@eitellen plab finoen, mas Settens 10
Der ft@ bet9etligencen @&aumpeinfirz
men gei@iebt.
Die groBe Menge ber biibi& ausgez
itelten S9aufla1 @en ftnben auf 3ablz
rei9en @efteqen, na4 8e5irten uno
.Srten gruppirt, PIab, mel9e NIT Srtsz
refp. 6irmeni4tlbern Der eben iino uno
auf groben Sii&en ruben, mo0ur@
audi bierin etne re@t bib @e Mnoroz
rung er3ielt lit.
9as gei9dftsfibrenbe Gomtte, beitez
benb aus ben 9erren @eb. &ommerz
5ienrafb Megeler, &oblen3; Dr. @ug:n
8u6l, Detbesbeim; e.. Goblen9, 8tn<
gen; 8. @ngelsmann, &reu5na4, %.
9usgen, 3raben; SO. @autenitrau4,
&artbduierbof BEL 9rter; Mlbert
@turm, Hiioesbeim a. 3d., als S@riftz
fiibrer; @eneralietretdr, $. &C.. Dablen,
Sell enbeim.
9tei es gomite bat fi@ Der Tim 3ugez
%fanenen Mufgabe in febr befriebtgenoer
Weiie entlebtgt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13
@ebrten ii6 flint aus benz 3rdtAaus
ent1prungene 9erz
BREEDER
Sn Goliom, GAL, sesen bic tie
p%erfolgsnosn Beam
ten
unb tonnten erit nu9 etnem 6eftiz
gen Sample iiberpGlz
tiat tperoen.

SON Tolfom in Sacramento COUNT
in Gali fornien p:ro iiber einen Der:
5peifelten Slu6tberl ub beri9tet, ben
flint 8efangene bes bortigen Staats:
3udtbauies %unternabmen, Die 2eute
paren init Mrbett in einem @teinbrud
bel9dftigt. Dim Na9mtttag Des 81.
Stunt ergrifen lie Srant 8rtare, ben
lieutenant her Wa@e, bielten cine ptz
itole an 1einen &ppf un0 5mangen i'm,
nit tbnen ben 9iigel binauf gu lauz
fen. 9ie Tli9tltnge paren Der auf
2ebens5eit berurtbeilte George @ontag,
RuKel Wtltam, Sen Willpn, Gbarlep
Mbbott uno Elm auf 5ebn Sabre perz
urtbetlter 3udtltng Namens Dalton.
ST, ite auf bic Spite oes 9igels &C.
langten, ite1te es ii@ beraus, bab iie
5pei Win4eitergepebre un0 no9 Ell
men neiteren Hepolber 5mii9en ben
Telien Der itedt batten. 8ts ba6in mo-
rem bic Ma4en auber @tanbe gu
i@ieBen, ba bic 3u6tlinge 8riare bi@t
in tbrer Nd6e bielten, 10 bab CT bdtte
eri9oi1 len perben t0nnen. Muf Der
Spite bes 9iigels inbeB rib ii3 8rtare
los unb bic Wa9en erDfneten BON alien
Der Teuer. 0ie 3u@tlinge berz
1tedten 1i4 10 gut es angling binter ben
Sell en- unb ermiberten bic @9u6e 10
19neQ pie m0gli4. Die Wa4en muir
ben balb 0ur9 &ei erren aus benz Sc
fdngnt1e beritGrtt unb es folgte elm
fur4tbarer &f, tpel9er cine DoQe
balbs Stunoe bauerte. Wd6renb be-
Ter ganaen 3ett puroen ununterbroz
6en @4uhe aus @attltngtanonen,
Win9eltergemebren unb Nepolpern abz
gefeuert. No9 Wblauf Der balben
Stunbe bis&t eiiier tsr 3G@tlinge lei=
men 6ut an e;nem @epe6re empor, UNI
an5uOeuten, bab ii9 bic Tlii6tlinge
monten. @efdngntbpdrter
Muu, Gopitdn Murpbp unb etnige
Wa6en begaben ii9 na9 benz 8erited
Der 3udtlinge, ND lie Wiuiams uni
Dalton tobt auf benz 8oben liegeno
mdbreno George @ontag our4
orei Bis bier augeln bertpunbet mar
unb Mbbott Elm aeri9mettertes 8ein
Dapon getragen bate. @s enttum tet<
ner Der 53ii@tlinge uno bon ben Maden
[purbe Nteman6. Derpunoet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13
Wurs1b&ria}te.
Ehicoh =.

Minterpe:3en $751;; Sommerpe;>
gen 60-67; Hoggen 36-42; @erlts
$685.; 6afer 1884,; Corn 32-42;
R(eie 9.12-9.5O; Mtbblings $50 ;
Me6l 2.10- 4.1O; Simot6pz9eu $50
1900; prairte<9eu 9.00-10.00:
@tiere 4.O0-5.75; Riibe uno @etfer5
2.7O-3.8O; S4meine 6.10-6.30;
@4afe 3.5O-5.OO; 2dmmer 4.1O--
$50; Butter, Creamery 17-19; s"'z
ter, 9atrp 17-19; &d5 e, Creamery
&die, @9mei5er 1916; Ger
12-13; &artofeln $3.50; 3mteb:(n
per SAB 2.75-3.00; @rb1en 100
lao; Wetbtraut per 9unbert soc -
1000; Mepfe1 2.0O-3.25; Dobrea
1.85-1.90; &leelamen 1870: 81
motbp1amen per 9bt. 3.25--3o);
Tla9S 1.16; @bistep LIZ; 0orla
1O-18, ausgelaf fen 6-8; 5a::9 :;
@eY6lu9tete 9ibner IL; @pr;ng3iihz
ner 13-14; Surteps 1916; :5nten
12-13; @dnie per 9bb. 100000.
H2iancavotis Il st. Waui.
Wei3en $3.50; &oggen 42-43;;
Ser tie $685.; 9afer $780,; Corn
$685.; 9eu, SimotbD 7,00-9.50
!6eu, uplanb 4.50-7.50; Me6l 2.10
$50; &1eie 8.0O-8.50; Butter,
Creamery 14-19; Butter, 9airp IL
@ier 9-12.
S:;uMr Etfv.
Gtiere 1856; @toders un6 Teeoers
2.85-3.50; aiibe uno 9etfers 1.25
300; S9meine 5.75-5.82; Wei5en
55; Roggen 35; 9afer $3.50; Corn
3O-34; Tlads 80; 9eu 5.55-5.50;
Butter 1870; Gier ill.,.
Scath T. tn ana.
@tiere 4.35; &iibe unb 9eifers 2.30
800; @tofers unb 6eebers 2.25-
800; Shmeine 5.60-5.80; @4afs
u%nperdnbert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13
Sic otutid,c .Nci" ~ sits u,1.9 It!
SoieaGu.

tpelbe, pie bereits m~itgetbeilt, an
Mtttmp9 erDffnet murbe, beftnbet iid
i'm 1ibli@en 2t9tbofe BET @artenbau:
bale, mo lie in einem eigenen @ebduoe
untergebra@t 1T.
DR 9a1e 1elb5t, innerbalb tpel4e1
bic Slai@en Mufite1un9 inben, 1T II
gerdumig, baB 1ie als Elm allein itebei:z
bes @ebGube inn Musi tellungsparfe hdtz
te plaB finben miiKen. Na9 ben pld=
men bes betannten Mr9iteften Sans
@riefeba9 in 8erltn in romant14em
@tple mittel1t &abtb'1@en Patentpers
fabrens bergefteut unb nit BON oe1
Rin1tlerbanb bes 8erltner 8tlobauers
@ieiede ausgefii6rten 8ilobauerarbelz
ten an i1rem Portale rei4 9ef9mudt,
btetet lie benz 8eiu@er re4t otel oes
@ebensmertben in ibrem Snnern bur,
3unG9it perben benielben bic groben
Panoramen fef1eln, pel4e, unter plaz
ftii9er 0ecoration bes @orbergrunoes
mtt Wetn 1tDden, 8dumen, Seller u. !,
H., 8tloer Der 9auptmeinbaugegenben
9eutf 9lanbs bar1tellen.
9as cine Panorama - ben @betnz
gat unb Nbetnbeien bertretenb - &C.
mdbrt benz 8el4aler BON benz tpeltbez
fannten Nteoeupalbe aus etnen Blid
in iene berrli@e @egen0, mel@e bus
3iel 10 bieler 9feii en0er III unb au4
BON ben Mmeritamrn btel Be- u9t miro.
Ser &betn, bas @ermaniab entmal, bic
befannten Weinprte &iioesbeim unb
8tngen, bas Nabetbal, ber &o4usberg,
3ablreide betamte Meinbau itdtten bes
&betngaues, in ber 5erne bic Sbiirme
bon Matn5 u1m., tperoen ben 8ltd fel=
1eln.
Gin 5tpettes Yanorama - H6ein=
preuBen betreffenb - brtngt als Der
treter ber Moi lei bic @tdbte 8rauba@=
Sraben unb Srier CUR Dariteuung.
Meben ben1elben bat bas @einbauqez
btet bier &beinpfal5 8eriidit4ttgung
gefunben unb Elm 8tlb po1, Neui taot
a. B.. s.. NIT ben nettbin %6etannten
WetnbauI tdtten Plub erbaltsn.
Ote1e bret Btl0er 1tnD BON ben &In1tz
Tern 9arpart uno Hummelspader NIT
betunnter Meil ter19aft gemalt unb
bat eriterer beren Muffteaung unb biz
Decoration bes @or0ergrunbes ielbit
bur&gefubrt. 2ebteres lit au@ binz
it4tlt9 breier metteren 8tlber Der SAT-,
pel4e BON ben &unitmalern &i4terz
2efensborf unb 5reubemann gemalt
iino. 9teielben eeben folgen6e Sc
genoen pteoer; aus 8aben: Milhetm
unb 8abenpetler; aus Wirtemberg:
bas Nedart6al BON @bltngen Biz CANT
1tatt nrtt Dem rptben Berge; aus benz
@l1ab: Ruppoltapeiler nit ltmgegeno
unb I'M 9inter9runb bus @trabburger
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13
1.ta ssc1' &tinnnrn trpfcn soar.

IFs ECE &t2H"Hfn fFcCEFH iU0t-
e Obne 3meifel ldBt Der Niuguraf aI
in Der @ntfaltung ieiner un9ebeuren
ManermuBen aQes Mebnli4e in Der
Welt melt binter ii9, unb BON ben
Milbonen @ommerzMua fliiglern, bic
ft@ in 1einen Mnblid pertiefen, biirften
nt9t @tele glau6en, oaB bic er Ma11er=
t0rper je in %ab1e6barer 3utunft III
Ni4ts berge6en merbe, -ooer oar,
baB btes i9on einmal Der san gepei en
lei. uno bod lit 2eBteres cine ge=
i4i@tli@e Sbatia@e. MQeroin9s par
bic @rl9einung nur cine poriibergeben=
be, aber lie mar be ito Characterization,
@rit jiingit muroe BON einem ber peniz
gen mod 'porbanoenen Mugen3eugen
oaruber er3dblt:
9as mertmiirbige GrgsbniB, bas
Idon bon @ielen in 6rage ge3pgen NOR
ben lit, fanb am 81. Mdr3 1tatt. 9ie
Wa6er mi9en 5urid, uno bas Slug
bett ober6alb Der SdQe mar benz Muge
bol blobgelegt. ed bate baz
mails cine feline @etretoemiible an ben
@trom1 @neGen oberbalb Der 5Gue. Din
beia9ten Morgen gegen 5 ubr tlopfte
metn MiiQer an meme S9laf3tmmerz
SbUre umb rief mir gu, es lei fem Waiz
Ter int Mii9lengertnne uno au4 teinss
in benz groben Slub o6erbalb. !9o@z
err taunt, Dber Dielmebr no9 ungldu6ig,
elite t9 binaus; Da lag ber Mai1 erpeg,
an be- fen II fern ib por 81 Sabren ba5
2tbt Der Welt erblidt batte, gum eri ten
M&ale fait Dol1 tdnbig troden bor mir.
Na9 einem baiigen TribftUd qing
i4 nit meiner jiing1ten SCOOTER etma
breiDiertel Meilen melt na9 benz &ataz
ract ielbit; es lief 10 tpenig Wufer iber
ben Mbbang, 0ab mir uns, nit etner
iturten Stange Derieben, bonn Stable
Rod" aus gu SUB gang nabe an ben
Ran0 bes M66anges begaben, etma Elm
Drittel beS Weges na4 @oat Sslan0
3u, auf Der ameritantl4en @ette.
Meine SCOOTER itieB bic @tange in eine
6elsrtbe elm unb banb ibr Sa 1Aentu9
an Der @pibe Der @tange fe1t. cy9
blifte flubabpdrts unterbalb Der 65GQe
unb fanb bas Ma6er 10 iiberaus flah,
baB rie1ige 5adige 5elsipiben empor=
ragten uno einen grau 1tgzmalerii9sn
MrlbGid boten. @s i9auerte mir Bel
benz @ebanten, Oab i9 je iiber bieie
5elslptben in einem tletnen Boot sin=
peggefa6ren mar. Na9 Saul lie 3urlt=
getebrt, fubren mir in I'M erem @efG6rt
BON benz canabii9en Sc ltaoe aus etpa
cine 6albe Wetle oberbalb Der 6GQe,
unb melt in bas Tlubbett 6i1aus.
@erne bdtte i4 au4 Treunbe bena9=
rt9ttgt; aber i9 fiir@tete, Bis. mir 3u=
riidfdmen, &piiroe es init benz humber
bonen @4auipte aus ietn. Dim anbez
rem Sag aber ipra4 Seoermann bon
benz lelt1amen Greigntb.
eS9 ertldrte mir bic Su6e fol9enberz
maBen: Die Mtnbe 1atten iiber ben
@rie1ee babin gemebt, bet nur etpa 80
SUB ttef lit, unO batter einen groben
She'll bes Maiers iiber bic 6GIe 9etriez
ben; 0ann i4lug pl0bli9 Der Wtnb um
ur0 me6te bic be16GltntBmdBtg geringe
Wanermenge pleoer na6 benz noe til
den Spell beg Sees; alsbann itaute iih
0as Sis uuf benz Gee, pel9es bur9 bic
3eft;gen Wtnoe aufgebroden poroen
>par, in benz Stub 5ni19en Buffalo unO
ser canaoti9sn @eite unb bilbete etne1
Damn, ipelder Die @emdi ct oes Grtez
fees etnen gun3en Sag lang 5urlldz
bielt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13

Syn Can Trancisco tpurbe
bas Se1tumsnt bes b%erltorbenen Gen.
2elunb @tanforb betm @ert9te binterz
legt. 9artn ptro Stanf prb's Wittme
CUR Se1tamentpou itrederin ernannt.
Oorin permad)t Der 8eritorbene ben
Srui tees ber @tanforo : timber itdt
O2,500,O0O, ieinem 8rlber Sbomas
Wulton @tanforb uno leinen bet6en
an0eren 8riibern Sofiab unb u. g.
Stanford ie 100000.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13

IuV&S" ~" StHSSopAU1VeW u1IuS1t
etnen 10 grpben @ef alen an bic en- Gil
beroollars, oab lie ben Solbaten Spu=
penirs oafiir eaben. 9ie Sduptlinse
Der Stdmme l9dbten bieie Dollars 10
bod pie OroensausSeidnunsen uoer
2iebesanoenten untb lie eaben ii4
sroBe Wtiibe. in 8eIib aler oieier DOL
lars bonn Sabre 1904 gu gelansen.
Muf bet Miidieite babeu lie bas Bib
etnes fliesenben Molers NIT breiaebn
Sternen, auf Der oorberen Seite ben
&opf Der TreibettssDtttn nit htesenoem
Saar unb bic Sabressabl 1904.
Der Sarmer 9ubert OD19 aus
Der llmgegenb BON 2eedburg tam bieier
Sage na9 ptttsburg uno puroe
BON einem ber. 1ttef elp uBenoen tleinen
@trabenaraber init benz MnI innen, itb
bon ibm bic Sttefel puben gu laiI en-,
10 lange perfolgt uno gequdlt, Bis linn
Der @ebulosf aoen rib. Sn ieiner Wutb
padte er ben 3p~Dlfidbrigen Suneen,
badpfeifte i'm, periebte linn 5uBtritte
uno ais Der Sunge 0ur4 einen 1ol9en
in bic 9Dbe ge16leubert puroe, fling er
i'm auf unb mari i'm nit ro6er @epalt
auf bas @tetnpflaiter, 10 oaB ber Sunge
bei~innungslos liegen blieb. S m Mu=
genblide fiel elm etpa %3ipeibunoert ST.
pfc i~tarter 8olts6aufe nit benz Nusz
orude: 9dngt i'm! iiber 9Di4 ber unb
nur benz tbattrdftt9en unb beionnener
@ingreifen bes Polt3titen @gan, Der i'm
perbaftete uno nit %se1panntem &epolDer
gegen bic Men9e pertbeibiste, bate CT es
gu perbanten, baB bic Sooes0robunsen
unerfiiQt blteben. 9D54 Be tnbet It4
nod in 9aft, ba bic @er3te befir9ten,
oaB Der fleine @tiefelmi@le ben erlitz
tenen Mibbanolunsen erliegen miro.
- Sin 19%auerpoller Morb in 2apilz
lette perieBt gang puris in bo4grabtge
M~ufregung. Der 8u@ma@er 2eltez
paur lodte Elm anitdnbtges iunges
Mdbden unter 8or1pte9elung zines Gn=
9agements in fein s3immer, no ct linn
@emalt antbun tpollte. Sbpobl ct Der
l1eberfallenen babel cine i9nere Ser
punoung betbra4te uno 5pet .3dbne
.usi4lug, pe6rte tie ii@ per3meifelt,
CAB audi ni9t na4, als CT lie init einem
Rebolper bebrobte. 2eitepaur feuerte
bann bret @@iKe auf 0as Mdb@en ab
unb mari es aus benz 5eniter. 5rob
bieies @tur3es bonn brttten @tod unb
Der S@ubmunoen mar bus Mdb@en
am 2eben unb fpnnte iiber ben
%ausiagen. 2~eiteoaur tpe6rte
It9, als poli5et unb 9ausbepobnsr in
Iein 3immer %etnorangen, tpuroe a6er
.iberpdltigt unb BON 5rauen fur9tb1r
beren Wutb man i'm nur
nit Miibe entriB. Ser @erbrsAer
5atte ft4 1bon Speimal tpegen Moroes
oon 6ra1ten5tmmern our9 SEM ter
por @eri@t gu peranttportea eez
3abt, b%ebauptete jebo@ INNER, lie 5a::z
len ii@ ietbft binausgetur3t, uno er
pur0e in bet6en 5Gqen frei9eipr ,hen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13

-@egenmGrtig beitebe II
I n Den Ser. Statten 5tpeiunou6taig
@eleniGaften, pel9e ii9 berpfli9tet
baben, bic Ginfiibrung Der 2eidenperz
brennltng 3u fDroern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-13

- Sn @epnolostomn, elmer @orz
itabt BON atlanta, Ga, bat Som.
Sagan, Elm 19jdbrtger 1@ma4iinntger
Men1 If, 1etner Mutter nit elmer Mrt
ben &opf abgei@lagen uno ben RDrpsr
1onit nod in furhtbarer Weile peritum>
melt.
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Scath Ntn ala.

@tiere 4.35; &iibe un0 9eifers 2.30
@toders unb 6eebers 2.25--
800; Shpeine 5.60-5.80; @4afe
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-11
A DESPERATE HHIRDss.
She Tries to Poison Her Guardians
Eamilu To Gain Her IiharIu

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II. The desire for
unrestricted liberty, and the wish to pos
sess some money to which she was heir
ess led l6-year-old Kate Horlacker to
attempt to poison John Horlacker. her
uncle and guardian, and his family, and
the girls murderous purpose was only de-
feated by her ignorance OF the quantity of
poison she should have administered. John
Horlackcr resides at 1923 Montgomery ave
nue., and besides his wife. two children and
mother, his niece and ward, Kate Hor-
lacker, lived with him. The girl has some
little money in her own right, and Mr..
Horlacker hsd great difficulty in exercis-
ing his authority over her. Kate contin-
ually rebelled against her uncle, and she
told Mrs. Harriet Ritter, friend of hers,
that she was tired of her guardians re-
straint.
Mrs. Ritter advised Kate to rid herself
of her uncle by poisoning him and his
family, and then they could enjoy them
selves as they pleased. Kate agreed to fol
low Mrs Rittcr's advice, and the latter is
alleged to have given the girl the poison
with which she attempted her scheme of
wholesale murder. Since Jan. 3 Mr. Hor-
lacker and his family have been made
deathly sick on number of occasions
after they have eaten. Mr. Horlacker's
suspicious became aroused. and yesterday
Kate was arrested by detectives She
broke down after her arrest and confessed
that she had attempted to kill her uncle
and his family on several occasions by put
ting poison in the soup and coffee. She
implicated Mrs. Ritter in her confession,
and the latter was also arrested at her
her home in Camden, NJ J. Mr.. Hor-
lacker's mother and wife are sick now
from the effects of the poison, but they are
not expected to die
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-11
TROUBLE FOR ECONOMIES.
The Property Of the Society May Re-
vert TO tho State.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 1.-THE commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania has entered the legal battle
for the possession of the immense wealth
OF the Economic society. The matter IL
now in the hands of Attorney General
Hensel, and is being prosecuted by the
best legal talent of the Allegheny and
Beaver county bars The proceedings will
be instituted at once and will he far reach
ing In its results. IL Successful it will in
volve the absolute surrender of all the
property Of the Economite society and its
coniiscation by the state II will he u pro-
ceeding in eschest, based on established
precedent of eminent legal authority and
an act OF assembly forbidding the conduct
of societies whose principles are at variance
with public custom and against the spirit
of the constitution.
The archives have been searched, and it
is claimed sufficient authority mas been
obtained to disrupt the celibate community
and turn its goods and chattels into the
state treasury The act of assembly maxi
ing 1t unlawful for churches and religious
sects to hold property in excess of speci-
fled amount will also be brought into the
case and used as one of the strong points
on the plaintiffs side of the case.
The proceedings have no connection with
the suit iiled in the Beaver county courts
yesterday by the Fechts and other Econo-
mites asking for receiver to wind up the
affairs of the organization.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-11
IN SENATE AND HoUsp.
The Pension Bill C:eates No Excite
ment in the House.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE debate in the
senate yesterday on the railroad automatic
car compiler bill was not of an enlivening or
interesting character, and even Mr.. Gull
lom. who Is in charge OF the bill, indicated
the general WEAKNESS of the senate over
the discussion by appealing to Mr. Nc
Pherson, who had offered an amendment
to let the bill pass In its present shape on
the assurance that it would be carefully
considered in conference and made as
nearly unobiectionable as possible. The
proposal was not accepted, and the discus
sion went on Finally o'clock this afer-
noon was ffvcd as the time to take the vote
General discussion Of an annual appro-
priation bill is usually pro forma pro-
ceeding. 1t was supposed, however, that
when the pension bill came up In the house
yesterday there would be q break in the
dull routine. But there was not. Mr.
Mutcher, Of Pennsylvania, who had charge
OF the bill, made II two hour speech, which,
though bristling with statistics and deliy-
cred in his natural, courteous manner, did
not attract close attention. Mr.. .Grout, of
Vermont, also spoke with great earnest
ness against the proposed revision of the
pension laws, but he also failed in securing
the attention of the house. Mr.. Tarsney,
OF Missouri, usually one of the effective
orators of the house, read his speech. Mr..
Mckinney, of New Hampshire, was also
powerless to secure silent audience. Mr..
O'Neill, of Massachusetts,, was in no better
situation. In fact, the bill, which carried
more than SlG5, 100000 was considered as
though 1t carried no more than l66 cents
1t WAS still pending when recess was
taken for the usual Friday evening private
pension bill seancp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-11
THE ASYLUM HORROR,
A Large Proportion of the Recovered
Bodies Entirely Unrecognizable.

DOVER, n. H., Feb. 11.-In the chapel at
the county farm building, on the settees
which have heretofore held devout wor.
shippers, lie what can be found of thirty
four fearfully burned and charred bodies
The others who were known to have per-
fshed in the flames of the insane asylum
fire of Thursday night have not yet been
found, for the cellar is full of water and
the debris has not been removed. The
bodies recovered are horribly burned and
large proportion entirely unrccognizable
James Daily, one of the escaped in
mates, seems to have become sane since the
fire. 1t now appears that there were forty.
four inmates only, three of whom escaped
The Stratford insane retreat was of the
ordinary wooden type common to all coul
try poor farms Of thirty years ago
building by itself, 1t stood in II wide yard,
shut in by fences, and quite near to the
almshouse, in which were some hundred
or more pauper wards. The insane were
locked in cells and as usual in sucL insti.
tutions, the great majority were chronic
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