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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-27
Sceleurerfaufcrei.

q em y OFT, %. Sauuar. 6rau
6lora gSaller, cine bIblde Slon0ine Don
"a Sdbreu, lam bcute 0torgeu nit pem
0ampler p<g Of lSaihrgtOu" Don 9os
pauua bier all, 100 ile, lule Ie lagte, 9e.
Sluuuaen meroeu loule, elm 2ebeu Der
SdlanDe Su iiibreu. Dem @outrlftz zarbeiter.
Snipettor .Diar 9romS, meldJer ben Dam
pier all Der Suaroutaue inipl5ute, ersablte
Die 6rau, bab lie Dor uugefapr brei 9@oneu
bier III eiuem fehaurant gearbetet babe,
ais ibr elmer Der Seluher oeS Ylabes cine
Sfiertc matte, uab 6aoanna Su 9ebeu, nm
bort Die yeltuHg elues lhm gebOrl9en 1bnlls
den 9eid)QiteS su ubernebmeu.
Sbr 9otte mar Dor bret >jabren qeforben
HuO lie bate tiir elne Sobter 81 Iorgeu, 10
uahm iic oiele beliere Stclle nit SSreuoen
au. Sic gab lbr O6terGeu bier i'll 4flege,
uuO bealeuete oen Uianu nad) 30auanHa.
Sel ihrer 2IRfuuit bradltc e. ie in ein ele.
CANT an5geliattete5 QauS, uu0 Itellte lle
elmer Dane Dor, lueld)e er fir leiue 6rau
ausqab. Die 6rau ueriab iie ioiort NIT
auoeIer Sleioung, Die IiIr bas Silma mebr
qeeiauet leieil, lpQhreno lhre etgeHen Sleloer
lbr eut;oQeu uurDeu. gerclt5 all Smelteu
Saqe habe lle Den Gbaratter oeS t9aules ers
FAINT uuo iidl mdhrenO Slpet Sa9en III lhr
.3immer eiugeldIlohen.
Der WiaHu perprut baun, iie in eiuen
auoersu Ylag III briu5eu, no lie in Stanhe
ieiu wiirbe, lbre 9fifreIie Su uerOienen, oob
oas ;ueite mar udt beiier, al5 oa5 ere,
uuO Srau @alter ia9te, ipGter ausgeiunoeu
;u babeu, fur $25 oil Gle Seiiseriu uertauft
uoroeu Su iein. Glu rei4er Gubnner bot
tbr $1,000 uuO eiu pauS al, bod iie benrobte
beuielbeu nit eiuem Wteiier, als er uerludte,
ibr 3immer III beueteH.
Son Der .3elt Oil wuroe iie ais Geiaugeue
gebulteu uuD betam aud) 9iIdtS ;u eiielI,
bod id)IieBlId) CAB ihr Die Seiieeriu oe5
S0auieS eiu 6ahrbllet naf 9ien=9orf. Srau
9Salter iagte, OaB lie ben yiameu Oes Gee.
leuuerfGuters feune, uuo ioute berieIbe je=
mails mieOer nnd) Jielu YOrf tommen, 10
iua er Der Strafe uidt entgebeu. 9ur6
oenlelben Wiaun ieieu idOn uiele MGDdJeu
aui oieelbe 9Selie Der SdanOe III Die 9lrme
Qeiiibrt muroefI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-27
Ser &atttpf in &auiaS.
Titbter Yaartiu. Elm Semofrat. bard eine
SombiHatiou Der Bppuiiiten naO Semnz
frateM inm @nnoe siemator crpabIt.

ops q, &s., %. Saruar. - Sobu
Dfartin II geute uou Der Gelee9eburg III ge'
melnldlaftlldler Sleung ais fadItol9er Don
Sllhop W. 8srflus sum SunbeSleuator 1ur
SanldS erluablt Uor0en. Die republttauI'
iden 0titQlle0er beiper llrterhduItr uuo beS
SeuatS, ionic Senator S,Srpau entAleltet
1d) au1angfld beS StimmenS, lpdter aber
ittmmten S'SrDau, iomie Die iibrigen Oes
motrateu NIT ben Hopuliiten 1ur Nartin,
lueld)er sc StiTlmeu erhelt. luBerbem
lunroeu Stilumeu fir SobnrI. iiir 40alI=
Ha, tiir SupOer HID l fiir 9lole abge9e=
ben. Had)Oem TrQlioent Daniels Die @ut-
ldelonug angetlinoigt bate, proteltlrte
Staatsienator 8afer (3tep.) I'M 9tameu lels
ner YartelgenoneH, ieOpdl ohne Grtol9. Ses
fanntlldl hatten Die Yopulllien in Inter
hanie IL 9fepublifauer pbtuausgesah rno
burb YopulllIeu erleet, Uoourd nc etH
S-uorum erIangten. Die Gepnbtfauer nab
men lpdter aui eiQeue SaIIt elue Abitlms
mun9 Dor INC iiImmtcu iiir Abp, peldler
"a StiTneu (felu SuOrunl) erblelt. gle
pcrta9ten lidl baraui bis morgen.
9tldter Wartln ut eiu betanuter Semos
frat, nub es rntsrlieat teueln 3ueltei, baB
CT oout SeEat ais pBheredtigt anf3euom=
men luerben miro, trotoem Die fepupltfaner
Ielne GrlrdhInng iiir uuaeleelld) ertl1ren.
Gr mar Dor pisr Sahreu OemUiratiider Sou
perueurs 9aunlbat uno trat mehrere Nale
ais @ongreB.G auf. Als Die Sarz
me--Sepeguug nd uusiubreiten be9ann. ar=
beltete cr nit aner Niadlt Oaraufhln, oaB iIdl
ielne HartelgenoHen Der neuen Barter au=
iUioiicr, nidlt 10 iehr, I'M ben YopuIilten
Den Sieq su neridaiIeu, lonoerr, nm DIE
9tepublltuncr su iiberpiuoeu. OGs Heluls
tat ietuer Semihuu9en lit bctannt, unb beute
erhielt CT ieineu yobu.
sSrGu %eale mo 6rau 9lsgs erElarsn
heEte 2beuO empbatildl, Die Grpdhluug beS
9cmofrateu 0iartlu lei Der 2oOesltOB fit
bic rSOifSpartel" i'll Staate, Iuie i'll qauSeu
yau0c. Sic meroe 400, 900 40pulliteu im
SiiOcu ;uriif i'll Die 9ietben Der 9enIOtratle
uuo in Sauias uno in 9torOeu ebenialS
Sauenoe uou Eopultiteu surid III Die
repnblltaniidIe BaitcI :reiben. SSenm cine
Barter uid)t III i5ren @runSideeu itebc,
iOuoern ijd aui Sda6ereieu eiulaie, 10 lei
lie Derlpreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-27
Rod, elm pernt9ter Sampler.

Soll on, %. Sauuar. - 0roBt Selor9'
mis- berrid)t inter ben Seamten 0errFEru:ga
Dampierliutc" iiber bas Iusbleibcn bes
0ampferS psStodbolm- @itp," luelter am l.
5anuar Don gOurOn bicrber ab9iug. Ero6
oeS ltltrup9eu Ee;ters bdtte Serlelbe bes
reitS Dor pier ODER iiini Gagen bier aufOms
men lolleii. Ser 2ampier miro pom @apt.
&bOmplou bciehligt mo bat cineU aa9emcIs
ueu SarQo am Sor0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-27

Yaris, %. Sauuar.- -Niarquis Suhe.
rim, Der britilhe @elanbte. iberreidte DER
tran3Dnden 9fegieruug cine 9tote, weld)e
Die Grtlarun4 ab9ibt, oaB Die Serli1rtun9
Der brltild)en slrlnee in Gappten ourdaus
uldlt beSmede, anoere, ais Die Don ben Ser
tragSmddteu augeuommeueu .3nIGuoe III
leuem yau0e eiuSufiibreu. Der traNSOlldIe
Sotid)utter i'll @n9laub, 9EaoOin9ton, lit
BON lelner Geqieruug ouf9eiOrrert poroen,
idJ Don Dem eu9lideu StaatsletretGr yOro
9tolebery 9euau mlttteilen Su lalleH, lueldle
unilanoe in Ggppten @roBbritannlen 81 10
ertra0rondreH Sdrltteu ueraNlaBt baben.
sksensid,winSeI.
s, 25@Sanuar.-9le 3eputlrteH=
TANNER UeruarI beute nit Hur 36 Stlmmen
Dtebrheit ben 2lntrag oeS 2eputlrtsu ye
Yropof De Saunap, baB Die Serutlli9ung
iiir ben Sroen Der Gbrenlegiou um 100
SrancS ernleOrI9t miiroe. Ser 9tntraqitel=
ler ertldrte, eS DiIroe bel Der Serletpung
oe5 SrOeuS pel ltiBbraub setreben, unO
oiele 0rembeu founteu il1 ben Sr0eu fau=
len.
Sn ieincr 9fcOe fiibyte be 2auueg an, sr
Tonne uuhpeiien, paB elm YOrtier III GOu=
ftautiuopel OaS @roBtreus oieleS Srbeu5 be-
lee, nnO Uerid)le0ene auSlQnblldJe 6tHauS=
leule oahelbe erblelten, wdbreno brane
Yatrroteu MD in 0lenlte iur SranfretdI
81 Sruppelu 9eporoene SolDuteH 1auorirt
Iporoen leIeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-27
Ter WSinfer.

ct. Yaul, Diinu., %. Sanuar. -
0urd ganj Diiuneiota 1T DER gSiuter ME
Der nit erueuter Gemalt bere;ngebrO6en.
8GhrenD DER letten Nadt iit OaS Gued=
fiber bepeuteno 9efaaeu, mo Elm ortanars
tiger gto:OmiuO ie9t burd Den Staat. Sn
8tunipeg, Niau., itebt ba5 thermometer
"a @rao unter gfu1. Su ben Naoelbols.
Sesirteu bes Staates lie9t Der S6nee
Ourtpes SSub tiei, uub babel idlueIt eS
nod iortmabreuO. Ser Seoarf au Saubol;
mirD in bieiem Sabre Elm beOeuteuoer iein,
ba Die Sdgemiibleu III bieiem Staate 10.
mobl, als aud III gSisconiin aQen SOrratb
nuilehraudlf haheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-27

6rnnSDTidI=ihmeoii1e 2sDmsfeticr=S Sanez
lhube, ole SroBen, reou;irt aui. 49,.
2sDdSfettcr=GIaces, berab9eieBt auf. -.
<icbenGGti9c 81. zViusfetierz z@laces, olle
Grc6en, reonStrt aui i...................
Slerbatl9e 1.75=9Iace, ole @jr0Ben, reou=
5lIt auI :-.:........ ........-....-.-....-
Siarrlt=Noiter idle oafen= nHo i6De0iitJe
AateR>S1 =SIacss, ermG6ist aui. ....
S1=Serre1=Gjlnce:!Sd :!Sdnoltnbe. be......
Sdlueonde 81 .5O=Utusfetler GjIaces in
G)rdu, Diooe, %obbrauH, Sd1luar;, gSeiB,
ole G5roBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-27
Ser Nentidle GorreIponoent,
EdsIid. ip6hentIid, unb ssnntass,

ehofpcft=Gfc Baltimore Stra6c unb Toit=Sffce.uss.
Ereis bes tdaIid,en 3IatteS, burf 2rdaer in Bal.
finore unb in Der 9ia6baridoft beiorst, i2K @ts.;
2Bote,sabIba roter. an bi, bas SIGtt beloro.nS.n
Srdecr.-SdaIidl ntbii Snunta as =9lus aa be inter
zsorau6beschuns $3.50 pro Sobr, fitr flr,.re
.Seit i'm SerbdltHis' lnr bic npdlentIidbe Museapc
nit SpHHtae sbIatt, portorei nit Gb;ua tiir Subs
81 so pro Sabr, HaCn irseno eHcm Orte bes Snlans
bes, 81 nat europa. Snnutag ss9lns aabe 81
pro Salr:-0aS bette uno biaisite oeuti6je SIatt
IN ben Uiittelz uEo Siioitaatea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-27
g t o t t E + It

nnn ale ionfiseH Sprotfe5l,r beilt srlnhIif uns
lGnen oas SemoftbenessS Smifitut," 0r. sos,
Ssn-1oHnGnftrahe, uGhe Sinltus ArenHk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-27
@ieper elm efanSaI in sonsnu.

2onoou, 2G. Sannar- = Gin auberer
GdlelouugsproSeB in Der b0bern GeicQidaIt
9iebt 5tofi Suc llntcrhaItuHg. Die 8 dgerin
lit @oon aic. GoodI, G'attlu ben Cir altr.
Gberlod 5000. 9icielbe eriud)t bas Gbe=
ideipun9s @srid)t, lhr Die Eyennuug uon
ibrem @atteu su bewilligen. 9lS Gruuo
miro Gbebrud) ougc9ebeu. Cir glireo be<
sidJtigt III ieiuer SeGntportuug Der 3laqe
jciue Gattiu oeelben &erbre1eus, laqt,
pieieIbe iiebe III unlaHteren Se,lebuuoeu III
@apt. Goen uuo babe iibriqeus and einc
(Oes @atteu) llebertretuuaeu Ges @heqeliib.
oes perqeben. SaDp alice bcitreIt,t 0reles
unp ia9t, oaB Gapt. gOeH uiemalS ibr Sc.
liebter, pohl aber ihr Serfolaer seweeu lei.
Cir 2llIreD beiireitet ourdaus nidt, fib
mehrere Naitreiieu sehalteu 81 bnben, er-
Hart ieco6, ene Srau babe OieS geluuBt
uno ibm per9ebeu. Sine @ntl9sibIus 1T
nod uidt erfolst-
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spamiem's gertreter aur Oct gseItaus1euunu.

~ a 5 II 3, &c. Sauuar. - Iie N0niQiu
Ieseutu bon Spanieu wiyb bel Der @rofi.
nung Der Columbus auslteuuug i'll Chicago
ourt Die Sniautlu GuIalia mo oeseu Sc
mab1, Erius 9ntoH, Oertrcteu ieiu. 9aS
Miniiterum CAB bcute cine babiugebenoe
gutdleiouug ab. - G5 wurOe Suerlt an9e=
nommsu, 0aB Die YrinSeiTn Slabeua, ibre
yIuttsr, Die 3Oniaiu 0ie9entiu, pertreteu
iperOr, ba aber be @ipilllitc Oerielben fir
iolde ausgabeu nidlt hInreld)t, 10 murbe
Yriu;eiIiu GuIalia, Die Jingle zd)ueiter oes
pertorbeneu S0nigs 2lIfous, oaiu auscrIe<
hen. 2ieielbe iit ON u. 6ebruar 1864 gez
boren uup nit YriuS 2Iutou Don Orleans
islt Dem %. 6sbruar 1886 uerbeiratbet.
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Reidstaes zSerbanSlmnaen

Serllu, &c. Sauuar. - Ser Jteidatag
berieth beute lbsr Die $erluilII9un9 iiir OaS
2epartement OeS Reid)ataHSlers. 0r. Sartb,
Der betauute 6iiarer Oer Sreliluui9eu, er.
mahEte Die J(egle:uug Su eInem entid)eloen=
aeH Sorgebsn Dtnildtlid Der Sppoltiou Der
a9rarrdJeK Barter ge9en QanpeIspertra9e
uno iprad Die Grlpartung aus, DaB Die
uOlfswrtbiAaftli1e Yolltt oeS JtetdJStaH;s
leys hit neuem GriOIse getrOnt werOeu
miirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-27
11uferseua.

Jt6fe, 9iGd1taeiudrber, llntcrboisn IL. 0cm=
oen. lilies nHier 81 uno 81 .25= Uiouiir=
lino =ltuter3eu9, geblnoeIt sum-
&erfauie fiir. ..............
gIllcs uuier SI.35z, $1.45=, 81 60 Emo
ST. 5=NioulicllHz ODER Gdmbrlc= Inter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-27
sbam.petter in leutIdlano.

SerlIu. 26. Sauuar.-0Ie grimmi9e
adIte ihieu gar nibt mebr weideu Su mOl=
len, uno oa Die gause Halur inter Chs uub
Sdlnee beqraben lag, mad]te iid) aud In
9ani 2eutiGlano empfinpliher &aners
maHgel bemerIbar. lleber 9tad)t lit jeoO9
4ueS anOerS 9ewOrOeu. dit ilberradeu=
Der S1utul9telt ut ELI totaler llml9wuug
Der Semperatur Don i6arier &alte sur leudJ-
ten, Iat idmiiIen Sriihllusswarme eluqe.
treten, auertlugS nlnt 10 l0nel. DaB ntdyt
Der 6rot no1 eln Spier 9eiOrOert bate,
ndmIib einen unglitdlid)en bayeru6en De-
ierteur, Der AMI Der 0u6t nap Der bel9=
id)en SrenSe eingebOIt uOrOeu par unO nacJ
9SirSbur9 SnruduauspOrtlrt weroeu lOute
nnb Der pahrenp pes &rauspOrte5 erlroren
ut. ,s,s,. ..,..s.
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lie eanptiidle Ernae.

alus unierer eeitrieen =. paoraenz9nsaabe, "a
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9Iaroifo tinS ote Diadlte.
Tarit TscS6.Idlcrsfs ecp arnt.

YeterSburg, %. Sanuuc. gSie Der
pGe.hsbote" melpet, bat Die ;fegleruug benz
6eraus9eber uno Gbef 9ieoafteur oes
r@raIboaulu." Dem ltreitbareu 6iir.eu
Wsid}ti inersfg, siHe ernie 3tiige ;utommen
laIieu, neil ocrieIbe III lelHem Slatte im
&eiug aui Den Kanamataual. >IauDal eini-
ge redt an;iiglit!e Semertuugen iber Die
III GarS attreoitirtcn 9tpIomaten, iusbe.
lonOerc eiulge ueritedte auipielIngeu auf
ben rnili1en Sond)after Baron :1iohren-
teim iib erlaubt bate Ser u9feitSbote"
marnt Die Neoatteuye anoerer Scltunaeu,
iid) nid)t 81 Sergleidlen SerodQtaun9eu,
iuelfe oaS lliBiauen Der 3egieruu9 fiHDeu
mlBteu, binrelBeH su lanen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-27
Scr cr0Omelt=0QDelt
stmfsabe Ses @ef@aftes.
@e6riioer 2Sarren
rdi,aten NIT iErca, nemen Shnttt=
~aarem=Saser tn @orbereitun9
, Etbrer gtbreiic aus oer Sta0t
aftfA
saStn sn nermietbcn nno GinridItune sn
pcrfauien.

saStn an nermtetben uno Ginridtnna sii
pcsfauieu.
SSir IuGren ciHise ueRi9e aui'S @crabepobI cus
oen pcrldeoeHen SeparsmeHts 9cariiieue Grobepreie
an ino 9ehen ben %eierH 0eies bic Serd,crune, buB
olf Gle HHere SaGreEzfreie ersefalt sele9t babcn,
paB fe falh Io9eben 6eihlpereR Sie iip oaber nlt,
alS ne bic qcUuEidteI 2rtlfcI Hdt mcbr uoriinoeH,
luenn lte zines ober Speer Gage beorcT, itd SIT
enfl1lisBeH, ob Ste oieicI6eH lpoLeH oper nittt.
Seleiosritpmc.
HHiere ganipolcHsn 80 bis 75 Gts.=sIeiz
oCl0eHHt-- Sd SlS.
~ z tGd 81 Sou breiier baI6uoucner Sciz
oeriioHe, btShcr % 9tS, Jest. ..1O1a cts.
Gtnbeiniidje Stoffe.
Amostca9z 0enins, Is Gts.@SualitGt, er=
mabtSt auT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 StS.
Imosteas sOcanls, 30 Gts.=SHaiitGt, er=
4mosfea9= =SettSiedlenseug, BON S nno 90
SeHfS reoIiIrt auf. .-.--...-1 1S5s 9fs
0emniterter amosfea9= =SettSiedJcnitoIf, pom
% cts. berabgeiett nui........... ...1623 Cts.
aGttun- tuiplon's p0ibedlter ilIbergrauer,
DOE cts. rebuiirt Gui Observation-Disclosures. 51a Cts.
Ssem mSrit II n n =lScrfaI&
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S3euOcnStoT=ScrfaiS
Sij1liuueu.
5lGcc=Sauoihul,c.

1iriiitrOtbe5 5ofelinnen, bon so Gents
reou5irt GGf
Siirtilnrothes &oIelinncn, uon So Gents
TpNu,irt o,tf
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ST. Bfrnar0 Rr1uter=Diueit.

syr--Ezzzzn Alslsoiaiilb ans BfauJenifoHenb
=. !.
s$S~~<%z ftebeHo anrnHiirt. Oa5 bette soeiImtts
~ f Ny ~ tel aeoen gsbers II. GaaeRbelhwereeu,
- kE#A z gerftppftbeit, Rcpfpsb, Stptneel u.
= - ES e 9ereauunssletben. HIs SlutreInt9er
"A FFP u.9eberarJnsi unabertrpiisH. SIepe tYas
#1&F IM mile iolte Ct. SerRGro RTduterpiiitH
%&-s%M prrratbis baIteu. 256ts.. bel apctbss
AGM&@sz%z7A tern ceer p. Bet. GrpfeH unIionitreH
q, Heaftasptsr & Co., y. =, SpE 2416, sittp DoTt
Arizona republican., 1893-10-08
HORSES WITH WHITE FEET.
Considered Unlucky in France, But High
ly Thought of in the Orient

Considered Unlucky in France, But High
ly Thought of in the Orient
In France, and I believe in European
countries, says L'Artiste, it is most
ominous sign for rider, and especial
ly soldier, to want horse with four
white feet. The famous Gen. Lasalle,
who was very superstitious upon this
point, never knowingly mounted such
a horse. The day of his death, after
several ominous events which had
happened to him that day, such as a
broken mirror, a broken pipe, the
picture of his wife broken at the mo-
ment when he went to look at it for the
last time, he mounted a horse not his
own and without glancing at its feet.
The horse had the unluclzy signs.
Mounted upon this horse he was struck
by shot fired at a moment when
fighting had ceased by Croat among
the prisoners just taken at the battle
of Wagram.
On the other hand, these four white
feet are a mark and token of consider
alton with orienta1s, who do not fail
to mention the fact in the pedigree of
their horses. l notice a proof in the
certified list, made by the elders OF
the countries, which accompanies the
present which Abd'el Kader in July
1854, made to the emperor of certain
number of valuable horses. Thousands
ofsuch proofs may be cited.
Arizona republican., 1893-10-08
MADAGASCAR ORCHIDS.
They Are Fine Specimens, But Difficult
and Dangerous to Get,

They Are Fine Specimens, But Difficult
and Dangerous to Get.
The pursuit of orchids in Madagas-
car appears from letter of that indie
fatigable collector, M. Hameline, to
be task of no little danger and diff
Guilty, says the London Daily News.
1t was only after year spent by the
favor of Moyambassa- king of a
powerful tribe fercely hostile to for
eign encroachments-in exploring a
territory almost inaccessible to Eu-
ropeans, that he discovered the gor-
geous orchid now known as 'Eulo-
phiella Elizabetha. 1t is a parasite
growing only in very limited region,
and on trees of slow growth. To Sc
cure the plants which flourish on the
tops of the tallest of these trees he was
obliged to have the trees cut down and
carefully gather all the plants himself.
Although this French botanist had
well-armed men with him on whom he
could rely, he was compelled to con-
stantly guard against surprises by the
warriors of neighboring tribes.
Besides this the party were com
PEELED to keep a watchful eye upon the
wild animals haunting these primeval
forests. The most trrrible of all is the
Madagascar protocrytoferix," whose
favorite haunts are among the masses
of foliage where the eulophiella
grows. This small but exceedingly
dangerous animal is described as
crouching in the forks of trees, hid
den among the rich tropical foliage
and climbing plants, and there
watching for its prey. 1t is exceed
ingly agile, and the moment it's victim
approaches it slides silently down,
and in one bound is on the top of it
a picture of horrible ferocity.
Arizona republican., 1893-10-08
The Atlantic & Pacific RI.
The Great Middle Route Across the
American Continent in C0nnec-
ton with the Railways of
the ''Santa Fe Route"
LIBERAL MANAGEMENT
SUPERIOR FACILITIES
PICTURESQUE SCENERY,
EXCELLENT ACCOMODATIONS,

The Grand Canon of the Colorado, the most
sublime of Natures work on the Earth, indie
scribable, can easily be reached via Flagstaff,
Williams or Peach Springs on this road. To
the Natural Bridge of Arizona and Montezuma's
well you Can journey most directly by this line.
Observe the Ancient Indian Civilization of La
guna. or OF Acoma, ''The City OF the Sky -
Visit the Petrifed Forest near Garlic. See an d
marvel at the freak of Canon Diablo. Take a
hunting trip in the magnificent pine forests of
the San Francisco Mountains Find Interest in
the ruins of the prehistoric Cave and Cliff
Dwellers. View the longest Canti!ever bridge
in America across the Colorado River.
T. R. GABEL, General Superintendent Albu-
querque, New Mexico. W. A. BIssELL, General
Passenger Agent, San Francisco, CAL. and AL
buquerque, New Mexico. h s. VAN SLYCK.
General Agent, Albuquerque. n. NJ
Arizona republican., 1893-10-08
SHOOTING AN ALLIGATOR.
Vengeance on the Thief Who Stole the
Bullock,

One day after dinner, says a traveller
in Queensland, who has recorded his
experiences under the title: Missing
Friends" we found that an alligator
had taken away one of the working
bullocks, which was lying down a few
hundred yards from the house. The
tracks showed plainly that the animal
must have taken its victim by the hind
quarters and dragged it along, for the
earth was plowed up where the bullock
had been holding back with its head
and forelegs.
1t had been dragged to the rivers
edge and there killed and partly eaten.
As we approached the bank we saw
the alligator by the carcass, still feed
ing, but it dropped into the water like
stone at sight of US.
My employer, Mr.. A, turned to
me with sparkling eyes.
Snow is our chance" he cried. 'To
night and tomorrow night it will come
again and eat of the bullock. Then
we can shoot it"
The next evening we sought the
The river bank nearest the water was
very steep for about thirty yards; then
there was gentle slope for another
twenty yards, and on that slope the
carcass of the bullock was now lying.
We were careful to have the wind
against us, as the alligator is shy, and
would never ascend the bank if il
should smell us.
We lay down fiat on the ground be-
hind the bushes, and it was agreed
that I was not on any account to fire
until Mr.. A. should give me the sig
nal by means of touch. Then was
to fire into the mouth of the alligator
while he at the same moment tried tc
send ball through its eye.
We lay in this position until mid
night, and then came heavy body
Arizona republican., 1893-10-08
just Like PaIe-Face.

An incident occurred at Olney Pa.)
Methodist church, some time ago
which served to call a halt on long
winded sermons. The housekeeper of
the parsonage is an Indian woman,
who was secured through the Carlisle
training school, and who has ever been
one of most prompt attendants at all
the church services. The pulpit was
filed one Sunday evening during the
warm summer months by an old time
clergyman, whose prosy doctrinal ser
mon of full yard wide" set many in
the audience mapping long before the
''ifthly and finally section of the dis
course had been reached. The Indian
housekeeper, unaccustomed to such an
innovation, and being regular in her
hours of retiring, after several vigor-
Gus yawns stood up in her place in the
''meetin' house." and raising up her
right hand exclaimed in broken Eng
ish: Home! me sleepy" The effect
was electrical; the sermon was cut
short and the congregation soon dis
missed and short sermons are said to
be in order since that day at Olney
Arizona republican., 1893-10-08
0Qesa Department.
MESA CITY, ARIZONA, OCTOBER 8, 1898.
MESA NOTES.

Mr.. Passey and lady visited Phoenix
yesterday.
Water was turned into the Mesa
ditch yesterday morning.
O. Merrill has moved into his new
brick residence on First street.
Several quite extensive land deals are
on the tapis in and about the city.
Metz's livery did a good business dur,
ing the Odd Fellows ball October 5.
W. J. Jones came down from the Su.
peretition mines yesterday and will re-
turn IN three DAYS.
A number of our young folks will ct.
tend the military ball at Tempe on the
evening of October IS.
Parties from California went up tc
mines yesterday. They are looking
after properties to either bond or pur-
chase.
Mesa is city marshal went to Phoenix
yesterday and in his Absence the city
was left in the fatherly charge OF Judge
William Burton.
G. I. Robson, who was kicked by a
bronco last week and seriously injured
about the face, is frequently seen tax
ing exercise on the streets.
\ man from the county came iutc
town yesterday morning with load Of
hay on his wagon and having taken his
seat SO far back upon the load that he
could not see his team failed to dis
cover that both horses were Oh one
side Of the tongue. He made the turn
on to the scales all right, bnt when he
was told of the situation Of his horse:
he was unable to get off the scales with
out an accident. He wondered if ht
had come all the way from his home il
this manner.
Arizona republican., 1893-10-08
TEMPE, ARIZONA, OCTOBER 8. 1898.

creeping up the hill, distinctly audible,
though out Of sight. Now and then
the noise would cease for a minute or
two, then it would come on again, and
at last we saw the dark mass of the
alligator come crawling up to the bull
lock and begin tearing at it.
l dared not move sufficiently to look
at Mr.. A, but l nervously awaited
the signal to fire. The alligator turned
this way and that; at one moment it
almost seemed as if its powerful tail
might sweep us away.
At length we heard another alliga-
tor crawling up the bank, and the first
one began swapping its jaws fero-
ciously.
Then came the signal. Bang! went
the rifles. The beast did not move a
muscle. 1t was quite dead, and we
could hear the other one tearing and
rolling down into the water again.