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New-York tribune., 1893-12-10
WHO WILL BE DISIRICT-IIIOENEl:
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND HAS AN lMPohlANl
OFFICE TO FILL IN BRoOKLfN-sOMh OF
THOSE NAMED FOR THE PLACE"


OFFICE TO FILL. IN BaOOKLYN-SOME or
THOSE NAMED FOR THE PLACE.
,o,,, rho Federal positions TO b. nlled by Presi-
a., ,,,,.iend IN I,rcoklyn is that OF United states
Attorney for the Eastern District OF New
yorh The Office has been held for the past Iour
cara bv I.ssn Johnson. who succeeded Mark H.
,yuh.r Mr. Johnson was appointed In the recess
~, Congress In lsa and began the discharge oi
hts duties I'm July When Congress met his name
u,s sent 10 the senate. and he was conhrmed on
r.ruarv 4 $50 His term is for four years When
President cleveland was inaugurat'd Mr- Johnson
offered his resignation, to take erect upon the mp
rolnt OF his successor. IL is expected mat tnt he"
IistrIct-Attorney will be appointed "lth'h
month. IT,, , h,or ,osn,loned
,,r 'hc Mace include Mark d. Wlb"r. John H. DE,
vcrnev Charles NJ Stafford. Albert {. AuDtry ana
Ir, Leo Bamberger. Mr. Niber iornety n,'u " W
office and Mr Devcnney was ms h.slstu, ~ ~
S,a fforI was formerly United states Marshal an
became familiar with the nited STATS i
Mr. Aubery IL "A member oi tnr buatm ,, VI ~ no
lion Mr. Hamburger is the only asplrant Tor th'
oeIcc ,rho has seen no public service THOSE J. ,st
fitted To Judge do not think that ne possesses We
qualifications for an office when mas pee" " V"pTTos
dll.I bv such Mr johnson. asa w i'i-
,,,, and IeuianIn + Tracy. lie has nai no prh'-
tl,o IN the United States Court IN hrookyn ana y"
has not had 40 FAR as - KNOWN my ,,,. s,'cb
80. v,ould dcvolve upon him. His law once - IN
%ev.Yort His political affiliations and work nave
not been such az TO Drug f'n nn "a III SVnber
IN 1855 il vas felt that II was III RECOGNITION ior
his services in stumpln" the state WIN the grown
=, t,roolIyn the office of DistrictAuorney for the
roycrnrnent has become OF much more import lnce
,hn, formerly and a man IN the front rank Of the
icai nrofesson with special qualifications for the
office Is required L. properly III ~ lhat NJ. bhn
brrgcr does not measure up to these requirements
New-York tribune., 1893-12-10
=, esrLh sAGG SUES roR 5000.

Eus-ell sage De- hro"eh' tut asan"i H. = Tvs '''
H. st,yner aud Thomas C. Dounu~. .nd'N'u'' ""'"' ="
mo rrr, u IT, e. I've. 4 Co.. g. r,cov,r 4i)0o0 In May
1897. NJ. sage lent the compaay flooooo hr''"F ~
ecllstni railroad asd other socks. Ih'-c ''''' W ''
were sold from time 20 time & snt'N t"' '"'"' %
plalGtn alcgci that they 0rrr MT s""''"' I" '"'' "
debt and that the sum named Is stl dn" him'
The defendants ma'nta that not oay were th' s'1'.
i:.cs sufficient satisfy claim but that th' sum VI
..50c0 Il due them from the plaintiff h'sh i'Rs'r. up
pears ? the paintn, and Hoadiy' Lau'sfosch = '0"
Tor the defendantA.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-10
RIMR r. 6
9th Ave., Cor. 22d 81:

cards and addresses and asked them what they
were doing in the Chamber to-day ana why they
wished to see the proceedings.
when atisfed the cominissarieS gave "TlI''n
pormits 10 leave. The pOsscssors of these per
mits went back through the passages Were scru- "a,
,intyod again bv the quaestors. and eventually
were let out at the back Of the Chamber INTO the
Rue Bourgogne."
LIKE AN EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
Persons passing tho Palais Bourbon at the
time Of the explosion say that all the windows
ratified and many cracked az If shaken by an
earthquake Two fire engines were brought 10
New-York tribune., 1893-12-10
THE UEITHER REPORT
STORM AREAS

STORM AREAS IN THE NORTHWEST
Washington Dec. ?.-Ihc storm ~ Iowa has m'V'c 10
Eastern Lake Superior. ncra.ng markedly in Intensity
second storm reuaind ncIry stat onary in Montana
ridge of high pressure extends from the middle Paeih9
at 10 Florida thence northe1 tward 70 Ncwfound
land Rain or snow ALLEN In the laAe regions. the
Ohio Valley and middle and upper Mississippi valleys
and Atlantic cOas; ihe tempe atuIe has risen IN
the Middle Guf Fns, Gulf ana Atlantic states and the
lnwer lake region: IL has generally fallen elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-10
,BE STEIN RETURNS FROM Er.R0PE

Abe stein the head OF the firm OF Ale. S,,in & Co..
dealers IN -klns at No 07 God-st.. whose failure wac
recently rcp)r;ei arrived from Europe st@fGJy, but
would say regarding the financial CONDITION OF his
concern when called upon home No = East SIN
nnh.st He worl that he tired from his rip
and could give particulars other than tho already
Furnished by his counsel OTTO IIorwiu
New-York tribune., 1893-12-10
ronrcAsrIN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For New I'm Rand and Eastern NcwYo-s. rain clearing
sunday aft.r1oon eNccpt in Maine southeast winds. In
,rca.rc and becoming southwest; much colder Monday
morning.
For Eastern pcnnsy lyania, Delaware NcwJcrsey,
,aryan1 the District OF Columbia AID Vrgiail, light
showers tonight fair sunday colder IN wcss"r portios
- Norvlord and Vrgila. much colder sunday nigh,
.o1ih winds becoming northwest. 49,
Enr W.-t virginia Wcst.n Pennsylvania, Western
x,, Work and tlh, 'alr except shower cn the lak's
.1I wave. winds becoming northwest ana In, sing.
For North Dakota and south Dakota, snow hurr"s,
Wind. becoming southeast Na-icf.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-10
MIR. GLADSTONE WE'LL AGAIN.

London, Dec. 9-Mr. Gladstone. accompanied 10y
his WIFE left London for Brighton at O'Clock this
afternoon The Premier has recovered from ms
hIlous attack There have been large number
OF callers at Downing-st. ever since the report oi
his Illness gained currency Yesterday ana many
,asgrams lnguIring as 10 his health have been re-
ceiyel
New-York tribune., 1893-12-10
RlkER'S BIG DRUG STORE.

and take look at the splendid display Of
lovely articles in silver suitable for holiday
gifts. TO tell the truth, KlKER'S folks are
showing the finest assortment of these dainty
goods TO be found in Ncw-York. They're the
most popular presents going. and consist IN
part of Dressing Cases, Manicure ard Shay
ING Sets in entirely new designs Bonbon
Dishes. Ink,tands, Trays, Brushes OF every
description elegantly mounted in silver. Tor
tose-sher Combs with carved silver backs,
Curling Sets in silver, with tongs and lamp
Atomizers-a splendid variety in silver, cut
and fancy glass. Matchboxes and Ash Re-
ceivcrs in silver and pearl, Memorandum
Tablets Calendars Blotters, Mirrors Powder
Boxes--and that isn't saying 4 word yet about
the beautiful Silver and Cut Glass Bottles,
made to hold RIKERS exquisite coognes
and cxtracts-noted the world over for their
superior excellence.
The best part Of it all is that YOU can buy
'em al-and lots of other nice thrngS--at
saying of 40 cents on the dollar Al
New-York tribune., 1893-12-10

YOU'LL FEEL CHRISTMAS MORNING
If YOU haven't got your presents ready ltH
be too late to sneak out then-and buy some
thing-unless you're pretty smart ABOUT 1t.
Better not wait, but drop in at
New-York tribune., 1893-12-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


In t.- Agri.u continuous "i.... .,n,,,,'s IL
,n,. In nressiire az Indicated hy Tn" Tribune SIT
r,ling harnm.trr The broken line represents ''e VIA
.croture as observed ~ Pcrrys IharihA'y
errhrre Office Dec. 10. n. rl.-Tbe "ea'h'r N'. y
,,v was warner with rnn and fog predonAnaAns II"
,r,r,tr, RANGED between 70 and 81 degrees me aver
ogc ,..os being 90 higher han "n lfiuaS ana - ""'
rl,n ~, ,hr corrc,p0ning day last ycir -, ,,,, ,o
I'm aud his city today thefr WI, p'"o4o'' ~
,,in followed by rl' airing anl colder weather.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-10
MACY. .,,.
Sixth Ave-. 18th to I4th st.
An Opportunity To Double tho Value
OF YOUR
Holiday
{: : Gifts.

Recognizing fhat the neW tariff
WW redWce the cost Of imported
g0Ods. ami H,0t Economy Is tho
Oydcr nj the d0y. We hare RE-
DUCED to 0G0m HALF USUAL
PRICE n HOST M1GNIFI.
CENT HMc Of HIGH H-GRADE
gOOds, Whjch. hdd We f0Teseen tho
conditions. WOmld not hare been
imp0rtcd. BIT the goods are here,
nnd MUST BE SOLD, oar I'M
r0riabIc rWIc bcinO "nerer to
carry goods fr0m one season to
anOther." We instance u fev
items. only tnOU0h to shO" that
the million or the millionaire
cannot f0H to be sUitcd from 0ur
immense 0nd rGried assortment
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-29
THE BOWER BIRD.
Ono OF the Queer Denizens of Austr..Iia's
Forests.


Forests.
The most remarkable instance of
estheticiSm among the birds is that
exhibited by the Australian bower
birds, who build long galleries in
which to play, adjoining them with
shells, feathers, leaves, bones or my
colorcd or glittering object which
comes in their way. Capt. Stokes de-
scribes one of these bower birds as.
taking shell alternately from each
side of tho bower and carrying it
through in its beak.
Lumholz describes several of these
plnyhouses of the bower birds. He
says they are always to be found Sin
small brushwood, never in the open
field; and in their Immediate vicinity
the birds collect q muss of different
kinds of objects, especially snail shells,
which are laid in two heaps, one at
each cntrance-the one being much
larger than the other. There are fire.
quently hundreds of shells, about three
hundred in one heap and thirtyain the
other. There is usually handful of
green berries, partly inside and partly
outside the bower"
In his interesting book, "Among
Cannibals," Lumholz describes a play
ground Of what would appear to be q
different species of the bird, showing
even greater esthetic taste He says:
'On the top of the mountain 1 heard
in the dense scrubs the loud and un-
ceasing voice of q bird. carefully ap-
preached it, sat on the ground and
shot it. TWAS one of the bower birds,
with gray and very modest plumagc
and of the size of a thrush. AS I
picked up the bird my attention was
drawn to a fresh covering of green
leaves on the black soil. This wns the
birds place of amusement, which, be-
meath the dense scrubs, formed q
square yard each way, the ground
having been cleared of leaves and rub
bish.
''On this neatly-cleared spot the bird
had laid large, fresh leaves, one by the
side of the other, with considerable
regularity, and close by he sat sing ng,
apparently extremely happy over his
work. As soon as the leaves decay
they ure replaced by new ones"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-29
THE INDIANS SUGAR.
How 1t Was Extracted from the Treos In
Vermont.

How 1t Was Extracted from the Treos In
Vermont.
Ever since the Indians in the section
now known as Fletcher discovered
"honcy"Gn the maple trees, that dis
trlct has been known far and wide as
the heart OF the Vermont nipple sugar
country. The why the red man OK
tracted the delicious compound was
somewhat slow rs compared with the
present process He used tot cut q
sIanting cash in the bark and insert in
the lower end gauge-shaped piece of
wood, from which the sap ran end
dropped into poplar or bnssIood
trough. At the end of. the season these
troughs would be set mp against the
trees and left until the following sea-
son, by which time the trougbs would
he thoroughly. widowed. This ma
terially added to the flavor of the OBJ
original sugar, but can hardly.be said
to have improved it. The cyapopator
OF those times consisted OF IN iron, ket-
tie swung from sapling bent over 4
stump. by a slow and tedious process
the sap was first heated and then
boiled in this lcttle, often taking two
or three days boiling before it could
be sugared off. This was the way in
which the redskins and the carly Yer
monitors cked out 'sweetnfn'" to
their tea and johnny cake.
In the best Fletcher groves of to-day
n long pipe or trough 1.-The runs from
some central spot in tho grove down
to the big storage tanks in tho sugar
house. Here tho perfected cvaporator,
when under full Roadway, will convert
the first sap into strip in half an hour,
consuming about one cord Of wood to
produce n hundred pounds of sugar.
There are In the town OF Fletcher, alta
moderate estimate, thirty thousand
troes, this being probably within the
real number.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-29
FAT PE0REE:

To reduce your weight SUFaLY v
Willardis Obesity Pills ahd,lc -, 20 4
q mouth. No fniaryto The healtb, \
ipterferenee With business or pJeasur
No STARYINGs They b1lld up o.
improve the general health, beapii
the complexion and leave N0fNRll
KLES. Lucy Anderson, 81 AlbRt
St, Cambridge, Mdss., auriteS,: TIN
bottles Of yo7tT Obesity Pits reducl
ing aceight from 225 pottahiS and
s1eUeT felt better IN al sIsg life.
am slluch pleased aoith tae result, 81
shall do all can to- help 1o1. O
patrohss include Phi sicians, hanke|
Lawysfs and leaders OF Society. q
goods are not sold in drug stpres;
orders are supplied direct flo u 9!
office. Price per pacisagS s1.W d
packages for $500 by4tEail po6tpgI
Particulars (sealed) 4ots. ALL COZ
RESPONDEECE CONFIDENTIAL!
WILLARD sEaEny co., Boston, u
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-29
Urerantlev In olden Times,

The Smithsonian institution has
printed a paperby Dr.. J. Il. Snyder de-
scribing an urn containing incinerated
human bones which was dug out Of MI
ancient nj ound in Georgia. The urn,
or vase, is nearly conical, eleven and u
haH inches high, and, vas covered by
On inverted bell-shaped vessel fifteen
and three-fourths ifschcs in height.
Thc ashes nctsly hnA, filled the vase,
3nd mingled with th4iA, wGrc eaacined
fraEnsn teeth and fragrncnts sf bones
k-ying on the surface of thesc Scmains
'Vorc IL quantity Of wappum mud scv-
oral ''inaA pcorfs thut had been pierced
for stringing- -. :. .... ...
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-29
CABINET.

secty. OF State. .....-.. Waiter Q. Gresham, Ill
scc'ty. Of the Treasury John G. Carlisle, Ky
sec'ty. Of War. ...... Daniel 8. Lamont, N. Y
sec'ty. OF the Navy. Hilary A. Herbert, Alu
Postmaster-G General. Wilson 8. Bissell. N
sec'ty. of the Interior. .Hoke smith, Ga
Attorney GenernA... Richard Olney. Mass
Sec'ty. OF Agricultural. Sterling Morton, Eeh
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
us. GOVERNMENT.

President..... GROVER CLEVELAND, N. Y
Vice-President. ..ADLAI e STEVENSON, Ill
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-29
SUPREME COURT.

Chief Justice. Melville W. Fnllsr, III
..stephsn J. Field, Cal
John d. Haflan, KY
-. Horace Gray. hl,lss
Associates Justicea Sam Blatchfprd.<N y.
David J Brewer, Kas
Henry B. Brown, Mich
...Genrge Shiras, Penn
..-... Howell K Jackson, Ten
VB aeaA''rn :: ::::.::::l5o 10 st gSnss
Rep, in Congress. =. FrlnainIG Neuiandvs
, 1893-12-16
Gr,dbIte Rduberoefhihten.

QDbio 6omarb ftano beute Wprgen Dor
benz &idbter 8rabtpeu ais 8Idgerin 9egen
Solepb Sobnion, Den ite bcS MtB6raudbs
onDertroutcn Gigcnt6umS beicbulbigte. Sic
bate Sobnion, nacboem ct tbr bic @be nerz
ipro4et, $1,000 sur llufbeipa6rung anperz
traut; faum obcr bate Sener baS @elb in
6Gnben, ais ct ie 10 aIffaIenb 81 bernabz
ldili9en begann, baB ite ibr @eIb Don ibnr
surifperlan9te. So6nion %ertldrte, baB er
eS auf elmer 8anf ~Oepontrt unb baB ite e3
ieber 3eit baben tonne. 3roB mehrfocber
Qufforbcrungen erbielt iie bas @eIb ieoob
nicbt uno lieB ibn i6licBltcb per6aften.
Gem Ni5ter theilte Sobnion nit, baB ibnn
Dor mebrercn 9tber6en $1,000 9eraubt NOR
ben ieien, porauf ieine @bren ibm iebr
troden anttportete, baB CT ibm @cIegenbeit
geben tpOue, feline &aubgcibicbte ben GroBz
gei9porenen 81 er5Gblen. Seine 8Tr9@
ibaft purOe auf $1,000 ~feitgeieBt.
, 1893-12-16
Stdoti1bes,
Cine bieierne Qntwort.
Gin 5remOer idie6t 5ranf Ranba5Pi cine
KueeI ms Sein, neil jener cine abfdlioo
Semerfure iber Ole Oenofraten 9e=
madt bate.

Ser 18iabrige Tranf &aubabtt, $40,
8245 Superior Q(pe. in Soutb Gbica8o
~tpobn6aft, itan6 9~eitern Q(bcno on Der @fe
Der "a. StraBe unb Buffalo @tpe. NIT mehs
reren 0eitunungSgenoiien i'm @eipraA
iiber 2otaIpolttif. Cine 8emerfung, Die
Sranf macbte, baB bic 9emOtraten iibcrz
baupt NIGHTS tpertb ieien, ipurOe BON einem
poriibergebenben Sremoen geb0rt urtO icbarf
9etabelt. @r gin9 banu peiter. bate iib
aber tetne 5ebn S6rittc bon Der 0ruppe
iugenblicbcr g olititer entfernt, ais CT iteben
blieb, iicb unOrebte unb auf lie idbOB. Die
&ugel iblu8 Sranf in ben feiibi8en She'll
bes recbtcn Sberi6enfels. Der S6ibe
tpurbe berbaitet unO beute Worgen Dem
g oIt5ciri9ter porgefiibrt, Der iein 8erbOr
ie6ocb pericbob, ba 6auboBft burb ieine
g8unbe, Gle ii6rtgens niht gefdbrti3 lit,
am @ri6etncn Dor Geriebt uerbinOert mar.
, 1893-12-16
6rouii9er Suno.
6pei menfdli6e SfeIette in einem alien
alien bauieseefunoen.
6artfor0, Gonn., 16. Sea.

S1rtforO, @ont., 16. 9e5.
Sn Ser bier Metlen bon 8utnam, in
8tnobam County gelegenen fleinen Srtz
lcb1ft %Gt6atp0ngon, bat felt Der Icbten
Wo9e iiber Die 9%u!ftnbung bon Stpet Ste
letten III etnem bet Glteiten 6Guier oes
SrteS etne mebr ais fteberbafte 2lufreglng
geDerri3t. Die Sfelette tparcn BEL benz
gtieberreiBen beS 6aules BON ben 9rbeitern
3tDtiden aDet Wtauern in Ser NG6c oeS Sea-
mines 9efunoen iporber. 9aS 6auS lit
tpentgitens bunOert Sabre alt. 0as cine
Sfelctt mar baS zines peripocblenen GSrquen7
5ir1merS un0 0as onoere 6as zines fLeinen
&tn0eS. 9te 6aut mar an ben &nocben
an8etrO6net uno 60S 6aar bling lang pom
S6Gbcl berab.
Oils nacb elmer Grfldrung 6es @ebeimz
miles gefori6t nuroe, erSdblte elmer Der
GIteiten @tntpobner folgeltbe @ei6icbte:
vSor etnigen ~stpan3ig Sabreu mo6nte in
benz alien 9ouie cine franSDitibe Samilic,
Die aus 8ater, Wfutter unb ein &inb be-
itan6. Ser Gater tpar ein rober MenIch,
pelber it6 bduftg betranf unb ieine Nrau
1cbeuBlt6 miBbanoelte. @ineS Moreens
mar baS !6auS berlaiien, uno man 0laubte
aI9cmcin, baB Die Tamilie tpcggcsoacu
mar. 1lnSpetfelbaft bate oer MtQnn in
trunfenem 3uitanbe feline Srau unD bas
&tno crmOroet, unb bieielben sur Ser
oefung ieineS Gerbrecbens Stptiben ben
Wauern %perbor9en."
, 1893-12-16
uor Donululu ange=
k0Mmell.
6rofe Qufre9un9 in ser Ranafen.
hduptitaot.
I'm uebrieen aber aaes nod beim 2Ilten.
Gan Sranctsco, 16. Sec.

Der 0ampfer v@uitraGta", pclcber am
9. b. 90. bon 6onolglu Angling, traf beute
frii6 babier Elm. Sn 8c3ug ouf bie poli>
tiibe Sage in 6atpaii bracbte .er MIR sic
9tacbricbt nit, baB in 6onolulu stpar groBe
@ufregung berribe, i'm ltebri9en aber nodg
Nues beim 2llten fet.
Ser 6onOIulu'er &orreipon0cnt Ser
Limited PreB" beri3tet, batirt bonn 9. 3.
&C., SOlgenbes:
ySett meinem an 5. 5. SO. ~abgegangez
men S6reiben bat in 6er poltti1cben urb
mtlttGrilAeu Sage au6 nicbt bic mtn6eite
GerGnberun9 itattgefunoen. Bic @nbGnger
Der &0ntgtn paben iiCb i'm Sttuen betpaffz
net. Son Der SnieL Mauc aus iouen in
ben IeBten 8Dbcn mtnbeitens 3tpeibun6ert
Observation-Disclosures cingei6muggeLt lporben
letn. Die proOiiorii6c 9fcgierung bat Die
Bolt3etma6t erbebltcb Deritdrtt, un6 bic
tonangebenOen &oDaliften tperOen 1cbarf
il6ernabt.
Gbenio lit cine Dirt bon 8iirgertpebr ms
9eben gerufen tporoen. Die @oDalt1tcn
rebnen barauf, baB Der @elanbte Q8iQis
lta9 Der fir Ben %. 5. &c. ~ertparteten
Nntunft bes 9ampfers v9llame6a" CUR gcz
tpaltiamen g8ieOeretniebun9 Ser &0nigtn
Giliuofalant idreiten iperoe. Wtan 9laubt
ntbt, baB Die &oDaIiiten ieIbitltGnbig einen
Nngrtff auf Die %itarten S%teLungen Der pro-
nIlortlben Ge9terung pagen tperben.
, 1893-12-16
Miflun9ener Sludtperiud
Des beriidtieten r1idouri'er Gifsnbohn.
raubers Peo9epeth.
g t. 8, 16. 9es.


Ser berii6tigtc 8an6it Wearion 6e5ge7
petb, peI6er i'm Sabre 1891 tpegen 8ez
r%anbung zines gaiia9ter5uges Ser v6risco"z
8abn, in ser gt6be Don @len6ale, Wto., 3u
% Sabrcn 3ubt6aus Dcrurtbcilt murbe,
ma6tc beute Dor SageSanbru6 etnen Derz
3petfelten 9luSbrub5periu6. @s par ibnt
auf nD3 u1termtttelte @eile gelungen, it6
cine Sage unb cine 6eile gu perl9affen,
tpomit ct bic ~ciiernen Stangen Der 3euen@
tbire burcbl6nttt. Oils Ser Qlufieber UNI 3
nbr bic 9tunOe macbte, fanD ct Die 3ellenz
tblre pcrl6lofian unb 6e0gepetb auf leiner
Brttibe liegeno. &aum ober tpar Der Qluf>
ieber auBer 60rmeite, ais 6ebgepetb bic
burh3dgten @iienitiide entfernte unb burdb
oas 2ocb, bas gerabe 9roB genug mar, UNI
tbn 6ur65ulaiien, auf BEN &orriOor
l9ltpfte, worauf ct it6 nab bem unterer1
Sortioor icbIib, beiien bier nit Giien9ittern
periebene Seniter auf bic StraBe 9eben. Gr
periucbte an einem Ser 6eniter bic @iienz
itGbe 81 en~tfcrnen, nur6e aber Bel bieier
Qlrbett BON 5pet Quflebern ertappt unb lieB
it6, ba Der ~letieite Notwithstanding i'm
bas 2e6en gefoitct baben tpiirbc, tpieber ein1
lperren. Wfan glaubt, Dab ibm Sic SGge
unb bic Seize bon leiner Srau, Die ibn pOn
d3eit su 3cit beiu6t, 5ugeiteft wOrben tparen.
, 1893-12-16
QadtlidJer An9rif uOn DeiaOto's
Gruppem
Quf cine pom Sen Rebellion befebtc
0niel.
panif unter Ger SepoIferune Don Rio oe
Saneiro.
panif inter oe
Sc c 10 Nnrf. 16. Oea.

sc gorf, 16. Oes.
Der Correspondent 6eS y6eral6" in Gto
De Saneiro beribtet, 6oB Die Sta0t in Der
gtabt beS 10. December burcb Elm furcbte
bare5 8ombar0ement, tpelches fait cine
Stunbe anbtclt, in Nnglt unb Scbreden
pcrleBt puroe. Die @ei9oiie fomen aus
Sen 8ii6ien unb ben neutrality-suspicious.
auf Der Sniel GobraS, unb i6luger aQente
balben in Der StaOt Elm, ~beionberS ober in
ben StraBen Gdnoca, Sapahrila unb Sra=
.pelia nrb an aroeren 8untten, mo- iib bic
T6eater befanben.
,Sn ben Gebteren tparen bic 8~oriteuun9el1
geraoe gu G1be unb ber Transformation
Sbeaterbeiu6eri1 benrG6tigte iib Elm ge@
t~palttger S6refen. S6reienbe Srauen
lucbten ShuB, b~ur6geeangcne @elpanne
ituclnten nit ben 0Ggen stpiiben bie SUP
gQn9er binein, pdbreub bas un6eimlicbe
Bfeifen Der 8ii4ienfugeln Die gr0Bte Ser
mtrrung berurtabte. GS mar bies baS
GeluLtat eineS BON Betroto'S Iruppen auf
Die Sniel gema6ten 2ln9rtffS, tpelder BON
ben 8atterien auf Der be Somas>S niel
auf 6as S3leunigite ertptbert pur6c.
Die SGuier in Ser gtGbe Der Battlefront
pur6en bur6 bic &ugeln i9per ~beicbdOigt,
aber Sic 3obl ser Gobten ober Gerpunbeten
tDur6e ntebt betannt.
@s beiBt, 6aB 9eiroto'S Gruppen be6euz
tenoe Gerlufte %erlitten, e6enio aucb bic 8ez
iaBun9 Der Sniel, ober 9enaue Nn9aben
oartber fonnte man nidbt erbaIten.
Nm nGdften Wtorgcn purbe in G%arIpn's
6oteI Elm ru6i9er 8elgier Derbattet, neil ct
Die &ebeIen auf BET Sniel Gobras nit
8affen Derieben hattie. Ser Wfann nir0
beute nob 9efangen ge6altcn.
, 1893-12-16
2lnfIa9en Ser 6-rob0ef6worenen.

Die @rOB8ei6pOrenen 6es 9e5embers
Germtns babcn beute bem &ibter Srceman
eincn 8ericbt abgeitatt. Sic baben bis ieBt
35 Nnflagcn erboben, cine l(nSabl meiterer
Nnflageu lift nocb nibt formuIirt. Die
meiiten oirler Qlntlagen lauten auf 9ieb5
itabI, Ginbru9 unb tIeinere &dubereien.
8ertba 6ilsOale Duroe pegen WorOes
angctlogt. sic lit 0cbamme unb beichulz
bt9t, bur9 cine Ocrbre6trii6e Speratiou
ben Sob Der iun9en Srau Catherine Sbr0z
Der am q. gtopember ueri9ulbet ST. baben.
GbenfaQs ipe8en WtorOes in Nnflagez
~5uitanO Dcriebt lit Sreb SLENDER, BET angebz
licb III 20. gtopember an Der WeuSitraBe
9ouiS S9mibt nieberi4Iu9 unb ibm iolcbe
8erlebungen am &opf beibracbte. baB er
AM fol9enocn Sage Oeniclben erlag.
, 1893-12-16
Gtebess uno 6eI0notb, ouberoem
nod
einiee ertoedte %5dIi6un9en oriidten ihm
Ole mafe i'll Ole 6ano.
9it6fiel6, ST., Is. Oe3.

Stt6 ttelD, Su., 10. DEG.
@eitern Otor9en be9ing Sount Noruet,
bon Der Strma 8etp & gtorpel, 8tebaufs
tGufer unb Gtgentbimer cines Sletidbla7
oenS an Der &irfIan6 StraBe, in ietnem
&oitbauie Selbitmorb. ST erbOb itcb aus
letnem 8ette unb nur NIT ieinem Inter
5euge betleioet, ergriff er Bic 8icble ieines
3immergenOHen, iebte Ben Saul gegcn ben
&opf, berilbtte ben 9riider bcS @epebreS
NIT ieinem SuBe unb 5erl6metterte iib
ben S6dbeI. Ser gauge o6ere S9etl ietneS
SOpfes ipurbe bur9 ben S6uB ab8ertllen
unb boS gan5e 3tmmer mar nit 8lut unO
@ebtrnmalie beipribt. Sinan5ieIe S6tptez
rtgfeit unb ltngliid in Der Stebe maren per
8etpee9runb at Der ~9raufigen G6at. lin
ieincn @clbnerlegenbeiten absubelfcn, bate
er auf @ecblel Hnb @elOuutpeiiungen ben
0tamen Don @eorge 9orieD gefali9t, unO
bteS mar bon Gli Wfiuer, Dem &alitrer Der
v@riten National6ant" nnb .. s. Sup