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The record-union., 1893-03-27

MRS. WINSLOW'S "SOOTHTNC4 syR1rp
mas peen In use over fifty years by millions OF
mothers Tor their children while teething
Will Win perfect success. II soothes the cnIlG
~ ~soItehs Ihe gums allays pain, cures wind collie
regulates the bowels, and is the best remedy
Ior uiarrhCea, whether arising from teething
OF other causes. For sale by druggists in
every part OF the world. Be sure ana ask for
Mira. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
cents bottle NSyLr
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by
use of local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON, Dem
tist. Eighth and J streets.
The record-union., 1893-03-27
AUCTION SALE
Zine Furniture. CarpetS. Etc..

IN RESIDENCE 14o4 SEVENTH STREET.
| next to corner OF y, WEDNESDAY, March
29th, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, comprising in part:
Fine Parlor Fuaniture, Brussels Carpets
(nearly new, Cylinder Bookcase Willow
Rockers Walnut Chamber FuTniture Bed
ding, Hair Mattresses, Fine Walnut Exten-
sion Table with Chairs to match. fine line of
China and Glassware, Medallion Range
cash. i2T-Stl W. II. SHEkBURN. Auctioneer.
The record-union., 1893-03-27
Eastern Business onlces.

as Tribune Building, New York.
609 "The Rookery." Chicago.
s. G. Beckwith, sole agent foreign adver-
tising.
The record-union., 1893-03-27
1pertul 3Ituttrrs.

TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, ,,ortI,
OF Furniture and Upholstery to be closed ont
by the 1st of June. DlTTMAR 4 WHEAT.
81 street, opposite Plaza
The record-union., 1893-03-27
brated
OLD JORDAN KENTUCKY WHISKY.
For Sale in Quantities 10 Sltt to tbs Trade

A J. DAMS. SUCCESSOR TO MRS l..
a. LeLoy, dealer n the Finest Foreign and
Domestic Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco
and French Snuf. Fine reading and club
rooms attached to sample rooms. only
Families and saloons supplied IN quantities
70 suit. Goods delivered free Of charge.
222 J STREET fe2S-tf
The herald., 1893-06-08

9402 Morgan Wilson, in M I Wick's
subdivision OF the Garbolino
Cooper, South Porter tract,
In NJ LWick's subdivision, Of the 20
GarboIino, Cooper, South &
Porter tract, lot 241 ... o6
In NIL Wick's subdivision Of the
Keifer tract, lot SO .... 3 s2
GALS q Rivera in Alvarado tract,
In Alvarado tract, LOT and Der. 20 -
o,,- sonal property and poll,tax IL 25
the east side of Los Angeles
street, between Commercial
and Requena streets, bounded
south by Germain, west by
Schroeder and Johnson, north
by Henderson. .......... IL o5
9453 E C Burlingame, IN G Kings
subdivision OF lots 2 and g.
block 49, Hancock's survey.
II !! Wa s!2Ss Ssssls as III q
947s Joseph Dabney, in NJ LSWicks'
subdivision OF the Gafbolino
Cooper, South and Porter
tract lot 1853. 26
80 Lot 100 .............. .... 26
9479 Mrs Isabella Thornton, in 80
Smith & Swain's subdivision
Of the Harthorne tract, lot g.
Lot 9, block c. ... . 81
a4S9 Mrs: Isabella B Huber, in Glas
sells subdivision of lot T.
block 80, Hancock's survey,
lot IL, block G.. .......'' az
3o4l M1chael Faure, in Notions addi-
ton TO East Los Angeles. east
55 feet Of lot 15, block 8 and
personal property IN Ao
56o1 Alfred Moore, jr., in Alfred
Moore's subdivision of an adj
dition to Brooklyn tract lot
SO -.
9763 Heirs of Nellie Wade, in High. -
land tract, addition No. l, lot
2, block g.. ... I 40 |
37e5 NJ L samson, in Mob Hill tract. %
lot j, block G. .. I "a |
Lot 2, block c ..' a. |
In Eleventh street block lot 81. "a |
WIS s c Hubbell NJ W Johnston and
Mrs L NJ Bigelow, a piece Of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
what the theater will bt..packed through
out this engagement.

-%t%-
Tonight the Grand presents as it's at
traction for public consideration those
clever and. at the same time. popular
stars. Oliver and Kate Byron, and they
will be seen tor the first time in their
new play recently produced by them
with marked success in Chicago. Per-
haps good many women would really
like TO know whether the power to hyp-
notize love or hatred at will from any
person resides in any man. This in
teresting question is raised in the plot
of The Dark Continent" Oliver By
ron'S South African play, to be pre-
Stnted for the first time here next week.
While the piece is founded wholly
upon the scenes and stirring advent
ures and rOmanceS of the diamond
fields of South Africa, the action rests
upon the alleged power of the villain to
reduce by hypnotic influence anybody,
man or woman, to his will. The power
to Kill by the unScrupulous use of hyp-
motto influence has already been raised
to the dignity of discussion in this
country. IL is by no means uncommon,
either, for claims of hypnotism to be set
up in court in explanation OF apparently
ineXplicable conduct of men and women.
The dranatists have taken advantage of
the recent discoveries in tins line to
weave an extraordinary plot and strik-
ingly interesting and picturesque
scenes.
The theme upon which this play is
built is novel one and critics concede
To it novelty In both plot and story.
Aside from the strength of the play Mr..
Byron is said to have in the dual roles
of father and son splendid opportuni-
ties for the display of his abilities as a
heroic tor, while Mrs. Byron in the
character of boy finds excellent scope
for her finished artistic methods. They
bring with them company that is said
to be most capable one and the several
scenes of the play are Str0ngl y set with
telling stage surroundings, and the
presentation of 1.-The Dark Continent"
should prove attractive to the many
patrons of MIR. Lifts theater.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
Health Is Wealth.

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cay and death. Premature Old Age, Barren.
ness. Loss Of Power in either SEX, Involun.
tary Losses and SPermatorrhoea, caused by
overexortion OF The brain. selfabuse or over.
indulgence. Each box contains one months
treatment. 81 box. or six boxes for s.
sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order for
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purchaser our written guarantee to refund
tie money If it does not effect cure Guar.
antees issued only byW. *. Collier, successo,
10 hipPle=& Collier, druggists seventh aud
Hibiey Str, St Patti. MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
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Dr. Feller, who has had many years of ex.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
Seibert at Como Today.

The Seibert band will appear at Lake
Como this afternoon and evening, if the
weather continues favorable, and the
programmes will be found to be very in
teresting. In the afternoon the more
popular music will be played, while in
the evening there will be liberal al
luwance of the better known classics,
such as selection from 1.-The Huge
nOts:" the overture to "rhe5 Barber of
Seville;" selection from Gounod's
Faust" and SupDe'S overture. "Morn-
ing, Noon and Night" There will be
horn sO.os, duets and Quartettes both
afternoon and evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
Grand for week after Oliver Byron
closes with 1.-The Dark Continent
A Douhle-sided Man.

The prize theatrical lawyer has
emerged in an Iowa one-night stand.
Recently Manager Thomas Ii. Davis
sued the manager of the opera house in
that town over small matter arising
from the engagement of "a Nutmeg
Match' there. Mr.. Davis, remaining in
New York, for a joke put his case in
the hands of the lawyer mentioned,
knowing that the lawyer and the man
ager were one and the same person.
The lawyer is evidently more ambitious
in law than in theatricals. AS manager
he employed other counsel for himself,
and as lawyer he Zealously fought and
won the case for MIR. Davis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
JUBILEE SINGERS ARRIVE.
Grand Sacred Concert to Be Given
Tonight.

The jubilee singers arrived in the city
this morning, and tonight will open up
at the Auditorium in grand sacred
jubilee. consisting of camp meeting
shoutings, hymns and jubilee songs.
There are fifty in the party. and no
nifty jolller-looking darkies ever struck
st. Paul. Among the stars are two of
the most famous Afro-American song
writer's, and their three quartettes are
selected from the pick Of colordom.
This Will be one of the most unique en-
tertainments ever presented in ST. Paul,
but In spite of the terrible expense incl
dent to carrying around such large
company, the Auditorium management
still adhere to their plan of fixing the
general admission to all parts OF the
house not previously reserved at %
cents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
Next Weeks schednIe.

Hoyt's great comedy success, ga
Texas Steer" that has been seen twice
in this city, will be the attraction at the
METROPOLITAN opera house all next week,
beginning Sunday next. The same
cast that presented the play ever since
1t was first presented, headed by Tim
Murphy. will be seen in "a Texas
Steer" with the exception of the part
of Bossy that was played by Mrs. Hoyt.
This part is now played by Miss Alice
Evans. very clever Soubrette. The
Steer" begins at the box office next
Thursday morning.
1.-The Crazy Patch" is laughable
musical affair that will be seen at the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
CHANGE OF DATE.
The Bollman Company Will Open
sunday, sept. 24.

sunday, sept. II.
Owing to misunderstanding in dates
the Bollman German Theatrical COM
pany will not open It's season next Sun
day, but on the following Sunday, Sept.
"a, will open in very strong and new
play entitled "The Airs OF the Metropo-
lis" in which all the new talent is well
cast. This play has had large run
throughout the German empire, ana
considerable credit should be given
Theodore Bollman for introducing it
here. A feature Of the company this
season is that Mrs. Bollman, who has
gained SO envlable reputation as
concert singer in st. Paul, will take to
the stage and hereafter be cast in the
plays for the entire engagement. Those
who have seen her in rehearsals say she
has marked ability. Mr.. Bollman Degs
the Indulgence OF the public for the
change OF date, as 1t was unavoidable,
and hopes to see the entire German
American population present Sunday
evening. Sept. "a, the opening night,
and also, the balance Of the season.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
NEOney.Savins Men

Should inspect the varied assortment of
handsome new material Tor Fall and
Winter Clothing shown by McGrath 81
Company at $40 Robert street, and
should place orders for any garments
needed while ''Mc." is quoting such ex-
tremeiy moderate prices-that is, Hard
lime figures. Clothing made by this
firm is invincible for style, appearance,
Mt and workmanship,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
The shakopee Excursion.

The young ladies on the several COM
mittees for the excursion to Shakopee
on the steamer George Hays next Fri
day, Sept. Is, at 8 a. M, are invited to
attend the services at the soldiers home
today. The steamer George Hays will
leave at 2 p. IN. from the foot of jackson
street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
Pianos ant HaIGPrice.

For cash only. Good
Upright Pianos, S125.
e. 5sfazS Sssas55 Sl35, $3.50, Sl75, 500.
Ssfss;s9 S225. Now is the time
$50 ,35S to buy Hardman, En-
s .ssssFiss Ssssss erson, Pease and other
makes. Must be sold.
S. w. RAUDENBUsH d Co.,
$50 WabaSha Street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10

Some of the Sizes i'm Phote-
graphs
Quoted so low at Swem's will be with.
drawn in few days. The studio is at
419 Wabasha street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
Another Harvest Excursion.

Tuesday. Sept. IL, low round-trip rates
on Great Northern to Northern Minne-
sofa and Dakota points. Chance for har-
vesters, hunters and visitors.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10

TIC, whom it may concern: Don't fail
to get your estimates for Painting and
Decorating from l.. A. Plaster & CO..
$50 West Third street
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10

Large Wall Paper Sale at l.. A.
Plaster u Co.'s. $50 West Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10

Schroeder 81 Dickins0n, I6 East
Sixth street,
For Upholsteriug, Carpet Cleaning, Feather
and Mattress Renovating
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
Today at Como.
FACTS AND FANCIES.

Grand Concerts in the afternoon and
VPniRp -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10

DEB.

KENF1ELD-In st. Paul. Mimi. Sept. z,
1893, Lester Kenneld. aged fifty-five years
Funeral from No % " est Third street, to-
day at = O'Clock p. M, under the auspices
of Capital Lodge No. 81, K. of P. Friends
are invited.
CONWAY-In-5 st. Paul, Saturday morning,
years. mother of Mrs. Lyle and Mrs
Holmes. Funeral from residence of Mrs.
George II. Holmes, 36l Grove street. tomor-
row at o'clock. Services at st. Mary's
church at 9:30.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
S1l69t Gr0Sbnm9 Der Steritetter

Der nerc 81 # b q II III / n / It ct W 0 e
ton pom 9tebrasfa lit fein gemiitblt6es
j6aus ipte iein 8~orgGnger &usf, iOnbern
beitBt Elm GuBerit auSgeprdgteS 8ou7
geflbl bon ieiner etgenen 8t6ti9telt.
Nuob ms Steuertpeien, 6as / B II etge1ttllc6
1ttcbt5, nm 10 n1e9r aber ben Stltan5mtnt>
tier ange6t, mii6t CT iib etn uno lcblGgt
3ur 8eieitigung Der Tinan5nOtb ocS Sum
bes ii6erlaut cine 8erboppelun9 ber 8ter>
iteuer b0r - stpet Dollars auf'S SAB ftatt
bes eiren Dollars. Wtprton Deripricbt bet
8unoesfaIie BON ber NuSfiibrltng ietnes
8orlb[ages cine iGbrLicbe Wfebretnnabme
bon 0reiBig Mtuionen Dollars unO iu3t
ben 8tertrinfern ein3ureben, cab DaS @las
8ier burD bieie SieriteuerDerDoppelung
tpe0cr t6eurer nob tleiner tperoen mir0e.
Sang onoerer Nniicbt lit Ser ~ II set
ger 6es @ e%itenS". Ser meint MINT
li6 gum Worton'i3en 8ori9Lage Solgenz
Des:
ySrgen6 Seman6 muB bod Sic 80 Milz
Iipnen SabLeu, Die ourb @rbObung Der
8ieriteuer fir Sic 8unoeSfa1ie 9epOnnen
tperDen iollen. @enn Sic 8iertrtnfer bteie
ungcbeure Summe ni6t 6eSa6len, 10 mill
fen eS Die 8raucr oDer Die 8irtDe tbun
oOer miiicn beibe iidb in Sen Scba6en tbetz
len. 0iele Seite Der Trage bat Serr
Morton ntcbt beriibrt. gStr aber ftrcbten,
baB sic 8rauer o0er bic Wtrtbe Die 3ulaB@
iteuer in irgen6 ether gSeile auf Die Srttfer
obloben per6cn, enttpe0er burc6 8erringez
rung Der Quantitdt o6er gar Ser Site Oes
Stofies, Ser in einem @lds3en g~eliefert
ipirb. Nus 6ieiem unb anOeren @riirben
too numerous to mention itnb mir fir
einittpeilen gegen bic GrbObung Ser 8ierz
fteuer. Mit 80 WtilIionen i'm Sabr lit
obne6ies Der 8unbesfaiie nicbt gu belfcn.
9tucb ieben mir nicbt elm, tparum gerabe
bas 8iergei66ft unb bas 8iertrinfen bers
balten lol, I'm Sic Dielen febLenOen Wttatoz
men in Die Benitonsfaiie 3u ltcfcrn. g8ir
iin6 i~iber3eugt, baB 8eraOe Die 9eniiondre,
ipenn tie bariiber ab3uit;mmea bGtten, nnS
9tecbt geben unb nit acknowledgement
Otebrbeit gegen @r6O6ung ber 8ieriteuer
unO fir cine @intOmmeniteuer ftimn1et
tpiroen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
(Sar bic SI1iuOts Staatssettnng)
9emt11 : @tlemti6e @roBfanftettte
lit GNtc00D.

6err SO. @eBpein, Sbeilbaber Ser Sirma
Mourtcio @leisner & So. in Conception,
bas sr0Bte Support un6 6anbelSbaus
@biIe's, peiIt sur 3ett in Chicago, begIeitet
bon ieinem 8 er=Sngenieur 6errn 81.
Sannig aus Conception unb Dem 8ertreter
leines 9fetp gorfer 6auieS 6errn S. Grdn5.
.3pef: 8eiu9 Set NusiteIung, Nuspabl
bon ~amerifantiden Wfai6inerten un6 an
beren @rseugniiien Der a~mertfantl3en
Snouitrie.
Wfaurtcio @leisner & 60. 81 Conception
in G9iIe macben cine Speatalitdt aus
amerifanil6en Maibinen fir Nderbau
uno geperblicbe 3wede unb baben neuers
DingS in Conception cine 9roBe Wta19inens
bale bergeiteIt, in tpeIber fe etne perma>
nente @usiteultng bon Wfai6tnen u1terz
balte11, bic CUR beiieren 8erani6ault6ung
burcb 9ampffraft i'm 8etrtebe ge3ei9t
tperDen.
MuBer ieinem eigenen @infaufsbauie IN
Seem Oorf bat Dies groBe 6ileniibe Sous
Elm ioLdbes in 6amburg, mo- Der @6ef aaer
bret 6Guler, 6err sc. @leisner, tppbnt.
2ebterer bat auf Ser Gbtcagoer @eltausz
iteuung cine 3uder>& affiner Maibine
ausgeiteat, Delbe BON 5errn Oscar Wtenz
eelbier, benz te6nii9en Setter Der ieinem
cbiIenii6en 9aule 9ebOrtgen 3uderz
&offtnerie gu 9enco in Chile, ~erfunoen
tpur0e.
0te 9erren @cBtuein unb 9annig tperben
ith nob mebrere Bo6en lang bier aufs
balten, Oann cine gtetbe bon Wai6inenz
Sabrifen tint ytor0en un6 Often Der Ser
e%ini9ten Staaten beiu6en, unb nab ettt>
gen Wonaten lber europa no3 Chile 5uz
ritGfe6ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
Husband.

= Inter benz Gitel vGine locial6emoz
tratii9e @arnung BON Chicago" finbea
tptr inn v9omburgil9en Correspondent"
fol9enbeS: vSn Sen 8erichten einiger beut>
l9en 8ldtter i6er Die misunderstanding bon
Gbtca9o fanoen it9 Wittbeilungen iber
bor1tge NrbettSDerbdltniiie, Die geetgnet err
i6etnen, Ben 9teib Der beuti3en @rbetter 3u
erregen. Ginfacbe Qrbetter louen tG9lt6
20-24 Wart Der0tenen, Sonntags gar
ftiinoLtb 4-6 Marf, unb babel tperbe iiber
Wiaugel an Nrbettern geflagt. Sol6en
l1ebertreibungen gegenIber Derotent Elm
8rtef oes INSTRUMENTATION Central
organs aus G6tcogo 8ea6turlg, tpona6 es
bort nit Ser QrbettSgeIegenbett na6 Ser
ttgitelung bet N%usfteuung i6ltmm aus
ltebt. v0ie beutiben Qlrbetter ioQen betz
leibe nut ni6t BEN 8eri3ten glaube1, bic in
amertfanticben 8ldttern iiber bobe 20bne
per0ffentItcbt perOen. 0aS meiite lit iiber>
trteben. Marnen Sic bielnnebr Sic beutz
iden @enoiien Dor ser l1eberite6elung na6
WtaIOrtta (Nmerifa), benin es lit bier no6
pentger 1iB ais in Der alten 6eimatb. Wan
muB iib bier lGngere 3eit anfgebalten, allies
.6urbgetoitet baben, UNI Elm ricbtiges llrtbeil
fduen gu f0nnert. 6Gtte i60elo, 10 bGtte tb
l6on lGnsit Bic malOrifanti6e Sre6bett
(sic) nit BEN getptB groBen l1nanne6mlt9z
tetten in 0eutl3lano pertaui9t. go bin
ib g~e3tpungen, bier gu bleiben, un6 immer
frob, penn t6 metne Wtetbe be8ablen fann.
8on beutf6er @emiitblicbtett lit bier fetne
Spur." v@s tit bemerfenStpertb, ia9t oa5u
bas 9ambur9er 8latt, vbaB oieier i%ocialz
bemofratt16e @enoi1e bon benz freten
Mmertta aus Sebniu3t nab ben 8erbGltz
ntiien letnes 8aterLan6es empftltbet, Die
BON letnen enseren Sreunben bier beitdn6ig
ais unertraglicbe gei6iloert per6cn." =
Scum, ben 1ocialbemotratiicben vWeltberz
b%eiern" gefdat es befanntltb nir9enbS 10
rebt, mo Sic vbeite6enbe Sc eui6aftSprbz
nung no9 ntat ~geitir3t it," l1ebrigens lit
an3unebmen, baB nab Der WeltauSiteuu1g
bier in Gbtcago blrcbaus fein Wtangel an
@rbettsfrdften fi6 .fiiblbar ma6en tpirb,
1onbern baS @egentbeil oapon.
= Qus Miinden tpirb bertAtet: 8ie
0erlautet, iolen altcb fit Die baDerti6e
Nrntee, 9letb pie in BreuBen, itritte 8e>
teble gegen baS l1ntform@@ tgerltpeien in
Bdloe 81 ertparten 1etn. @enn ma iebt
e%tn3elne Sfft3iere, Sdbnricbe unb Inter
o~tft3tere aut Der StraBe berumgeben iteDt,
ertennt man fe nur an Ser @runbfarbe Der
Uniform oils 8a1ern; Dem S6nttte Der
Uniform ndc6 fonnten fe 3u eirlem belize
bt9et etottl6en SolbatenDaufen geDOren.
Us TIT 9eraoe5u petnli6, bic 9eute nit ben
boben, Den Gals um19nirenben farbtgen
&llcbflacben, ben 6arafterloien 8etnfletz
bern, ben SetltGnsermiiben uno BEN ablaB@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19

nele &G1npfe. @nin tDuroe nit letner
iGtnn1tlicben Wanni6aft g%efangen genomz
men unb g%et0otet. Gon BEN 2euten leiner
Grippe iinb nur bic IN g8abelat oOer
1onitpo 3uriidgebltebenen I'm &ebet."
- England 6at bel ietner GuBerit ses
ringen 8etpalbung tpilleni9aftLi6 ausges
bilbete 9orltleute our 8eripenbung anf BEN
brttifcben Sn1eln faum nDt6tg., 9age9en>
getptnnt bic SorftberipaLtung SnDters BON
Sa6r AT Sabr gr0Bere 8ebeutung. 8orz
3ug8tpetie CUR @rlangung geetgneter &rGfte
fir ben in6iic6en 0ienft lit bor eintgen
Sabren cine 606ere SoritleDratitalt in
@oopersbiQ erricbtet tpor6cn. Ga eS tnz
6ei1en an geeigneter @al0u1ger 5ur @rz
t~6eilung Ser praftiic6en untertpetlun9 in
ser gtdbe febLt, 10 itno in nelterer .3ett 5ebn
fir BEN tnbtl6en 9ienit beittmttte englti3e
Soritleute na9 Grlebtgung tbrer Stuoten
in @ooperS6ia in Sen preuBti6en Sberz
f6ritereien gecu6aus, 2auenau, 9tuenburg,
Saa[miin1ter unb 6ambacb ulttergebra3t
tporbcn, Inn bort bur6 bic betrete1bcn
S6erfOrter unter oberer 2eitun9 bes
f"riiberen %ySSn1pector General Of SDre1t to
tie Government Of SSnbta", grofeifor Or.
8ranois gu Bonn, ote erfOrberGtcbe pratt
lt1CDe NrttDet1utt8 5u erDdllen.
- Sin merttpir6iges GreigniB miro aug
Stngleton in Queenslanb 6ericbtet: @ttpa
Z W1etlen bon bteier Stabt befano it9 Elm
ni6t unbebeuten0er 6Dben3ug. 9erleIbe
lit burdb bulfaniic6e @etpaLt pl0bli6 Oerz
Iunten 1ln6 an Der SteQe bat iib Elm tiefer,
betnabe 2 Meilen LANCER Gee gebtlbet, Ser
nibt nur Die gan3e @egen6 Doatg berGtz
6erte, ion0ern au6 ben Gtntpobncrn
peientLi3 anbere acknowledgement gibt.
= Sn OspebaLetto BEL gfeapeL am SuBe
bes Wtonteoer9ine, mo- iteb cine Waufabrtsz
tirbe b~eftnoet, ftel pGbrenb elmer Bro3eiz
lton Elm i6tperes l1ngliid Dor. Sin auf
benz 9auptplaB errtc6teter @ltar fling pI0bz
lid Seuer, mas cine unbe16retbltbe Yantt
our Solge bate. Snfolge bes 9rGngets
Der Wenge ~itiir5te cine Srtbiine Elm, auf
ipelber ftb etpa so BerIonen befanben;
finf blieben tobt, 26 erlttten 16pere, tbeiLz
tpetie Le6ensgefdbrli6e 8erIebun9en.
- Ser Sultan bon Ganfibar bat Sta
lien 6as gauge @ebtet bon 8enabtr nit SEN
t6afenitGbten 8rabe, WfaSfa, WtogaotScto
uno @erl6ett uno nit einem 6tnterlanbe
bon 3ebn SeemetLen in Der 8rette fit einen
3eitraum bon finfun65Dan5ig Sabren abz
getreten. gtad6 2tbIauf bieier 3eit fam
Ser reipecttoe Gertrag pteDer erneuert tperz
BEN. SStalien muB Oafiir benz Sultan BET
Ser 8eiibergretfung bieies @ebietes 10000
9tupien iogIetdb un6 fernerbin tdbrIi3
100, 600 ytupien sablen. 9afiir tptr6 bass
ielbe bieies gauge @ebiet bertpalten, bic
30ue unb Steuern bort einz unb Gruppen
aus6eben.
= Sn Salt Bel SabersIeben itarb I'M
Glitter BON SO Sa6ren Elm Wtann Nahte1s
@briitian &osian, BET burb boae 70 Sabre
bas ebrlame S6neiberbanbtperf betrieben,
cine Gbatlad6e, bic getpiB 5u BEN 9rOBten
Seltenbetten ge5dblt perben mag. 9fasian
bate beretts Dor Z Sobren nit ieiner baz
nob lebenben @befrau feline bianans
tene 6Ocb5eit ~gefetert, aus ipelcbem 9lnlaB
Oer &atier Dem alien Dir6tgen @bepaare
bic @beiu6tlGumsmebatue berLteben bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19

Dem fie i'm nibt gum So6e, ion6ern gu
finfscbn Sabren !3ncbtbaus perurtbetlten.
Ser iebt9e S6eritaatSantpalt WtaloneD
lit ent1bieoen fir 8e9naotgung Der Dret.
llnb Ietn 9afiirbalten loatc bein @onoer7
neur nm 10 mebr in's @etpi3t fallen, ais
bas~ enbglltise l1rtbeil tint @nar3i1tenpro7
5eie bonn Sberl It 8 gertcbt 9efdut
ipDr0en lit.