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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
Misunderstanding Plants Burned.

COLUMBUS, o., May 91.-The Case
Manufacturing company, mauufactur-
ers of mill supplies, mill machinery,
etc., and the j. B. Neil Manufacturing
company, carriage furnishings, were
consumed by fire tonight. The loss on
both plants is about 100000. The Case
company carries a good insurance, and
the Neil plant had $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
GALE AT PADUCAH.
Fifty Business and Dwelling
Houses Partly Unroofed.

PADUCAH. KY. May 31.-A severe
wind storm struck Paducah this morn
ing and for one hour buildings
rocked and cracked as if about
to fall and engulf their terror
lied occupants. Trees were blown
down on every street. and many people
fled from their houses and sought ref
uge in the government building. The
buildings unroofed were the opera
house, w. H. Rickes q Sons dry goods
store. Vaughn's tobacco factory, Sam
Williams saloon, George o. Hart &
Sons hardware store, several ware
houses and two planning mills. About
fifty business houses and dwellings were
partly unroofed. Two wharfboats were
torn from their moorings and carried
into the river. The steamers B. S.
Rhea and John K. Speed tried to bring
them to shore. but the winds proved the
strongest, and all were carried down the
river. The two wharfboats went ashore
on the Illinois side.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01

injuries of others. The motor was
crushed in thousand pieces. and two
freight cars toppled over in the ditch.
At the point where the accident oc-
Cured the railroad has not taken the
proper precautions to guard against
danger to the public. and the motorman
could not see the freight train backing
down upon him until too late The NAH
killed was E. F. Holmes, a clerk. He
was caught under the wreck and crushed
into shapeless pulp. The injured are
}. E. Bixley, limb fractured; j. W.Hoy
man. internally injured; Miss Maud
Bryant, fatally; George Burke, con-
ductor, internally; Herman Karr, badly
cut.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
BIGGEST ON RECORD.
The Mankato Normal Graduates a
Large Class.

Large Class.
Special to the Globe.
MANKATO, Mimi, May 3l.-The class
of '93 of the state normal school at Man.
kato brought It's labors to close this
evening at the opera house. 1t is very
gratifying to the instructors of this insti-
tuition to know that this class of ninety
one young people is the largest ever
turned out of any school in the state.
There are fourteen boys and seventy
seven girls graduated from the advanced
and elementary courses. Twenty-four
counties in Minnesota and seven states
are represented and eleven natiOnalites,
the average age being twenty-One years
and seven months. 1t is believed that
the impression made by this large class
upon the Legislature, when here, had
much to do with securing the $4,000
appropriation with which to erect new
additions to the building. Mr.. Duryea,
of Omaha, delivered the address.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
Killed by a Piece of Steel.

DETROIT, Mich, May 91.--Patrick
Culhane, employed at the McGregor
boiler shops, was hammering piece of
steel on AN anvil this morning, when 1t
broke and part of it struck him in the
left breast, penetrating almost to the
heart. lie died in few minutes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
CASE OF CoNNELLY.
1t Came Up at Two Harbors Yes
terday.

Two HARBoRs, May 31.-The exam
nation OF Father Connolly, Oh the
charge of raping Julia Sutherland and
attempting to produce an abortion, was
begun at Two Harbors this morning. G.
o. Baldwin. of Duluth, appeared for the
defense Connolly appeared bright and
cheerful, but trifie nervous. Justice
Selignan, the attorneys and the prisoner
went to the bedside of the girl and took
her testimony. She identified Connolly.
Daring the examination her pulse rose
To- 15O, and her doctor gave her a hypo-
derlnic injection to maintain her
strength. If the girl should die Con-
nelly'S life would not be worth much.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
DO, NOT FEAR CHOLERA.
Treasury Officials Not Alarmed at
the Situation,

the Situation,
WASHINGTON. May 31.-TreasEry
officials are not apprehensive that
cholera will appear in this country.
Since last fall, when, in certain Europe
an ports, cholera became epidemic, the
sanitary conditions have been improved
and the greatest precautions known to
medical science have been called into
use. The United States government,
both at home and abroad, are observing
all known precautions to prevent its
reaching here, and these efforts will be
douDly increased now that choIera
not thought necessary at this stage to
quarantine against any of the European
points, but should cholera increase Sec
retary Carlisle will not hesitate to do So
DR.. Wyman said today he felt no alarm
closest kind of watch on incoming
steamers from cholera infected ports.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
DERA1LED AT A CURVE.
Fatal Wreck on the Milwaukee in
NOEthern Iowa

SIOUX CITY, To-, May 31.-A disas-
trous wreck occurred on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad a short
distance north of this city last night. A
stock train running forty miles an hour
left the track on a curve and piled the
cars up in heap. The injured are w.
Farmer, Chats worth, ILL.,; Harris,
Chatsworth; w. E. Jordan, Sioux City;
William Sego, Sioux City; = Turner,
Chatsworth; will die. A half-dozen
cars were demolished and considerable
stock killed
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
DEATH AT A CROSSING.
Collision at Council Bluffs Be-
tween an Electric Car and
a Freight Train.
One Passenger Killed and Five In
jured, Some of Them
Fatally.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10, May S1.-A
smash-up occurred in this city this aft
ernoon between street car motor and a
freight train at the crossing of the rail-
road tracks. which resulted in the imme-
diate death Of one person and the fatal
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
To Meet Next in oregon.

MONMOUTH, H., May 3l.-This morn
ing tie United Presbyterian assembly
decided to hold the next meeting of the
general assembly at Albany, Or, COM
mencing on the fourth Wednesday in
August, 1894. The board of missions
will meet one week previous at Port
land, Or.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
WIPED OUT A TOWN.
RoSedale, Miss, Completely
Demolished by a Terrifi
Cyclone.
Five People Reported Killed
by the Demon OF
the Air.
Hail, Rain, Cyclones and
Waterspouts Playing Hav-
oe in Arkansas.
Several Persons Seriously In
jured in a Wreck Near
Sioux City.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 31.-A cyclone
his afternoon at o'clock struck Rose
dale, Miss, ITO miles south of this city.
completely demolishing the town. All
wires were prostrated. Five people
are reported killed.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
SMUGGLING CONSPIRACY.
Many Government Officials Said
to Be Implicated.

to Be Implicated.
WASHINGTON, May 81. = Secretary
Carlisle has during the past few days
received kilograms which fully confirm
the newspaper dispatches as to the dis
covery of a conspiracy on the Northwest
border to smuggle opium and Chinese
into the United States. These kilograms.
which for the present are withheld, go
further, it is said, and intimate that
quite number of government officials,
collectors of customs and special agents,
are implicated in the conspiracy, which
has been in successful operation for
some time past.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
Movements of Steamships.

SOUTHAMPTON = Arrived. Spree, New
York.
PHILADELPHIA - Arrived Illinois, Ant
werp.
New YoRk-Arrved: Servia, Liverpool:
Westernland, Antwerp.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
Mellen in Washington.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-W. s. Mellen,
general manager of the Northern Pa
cific, is at the Arlington.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01

New North Dakota Postmasters.
Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-North Da-
kota postmasters appointed: Blanchard,
Frank Briggs; Kelly's, Henry Kelly.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01

Senator Allison to terminate his service
as a member of the International monet
ary conference i'll spite of the senator's
expressed wish of so doing. and the
senator may yet consent to serve.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
PREACHER UNDER ARREST.
Serious Charge Against a Wiscon-
sin Preacher.

Special to the Globe.
DURAND, Wis.,, May 31.-Rev. E. B.
Bogges, pastor Of the Congregational
church of this city. was arrested here
this morning on the charge of assault.
with criminal intent, upon young lady
of his congregation. The alleged crime
is said to have been committed a year
ago. Bail was fixed at $500, and fur
nished. The hearing is to occur Fri
day. There is bitter feeling in chnrch
circles.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
Wants Allison to stick.

WASHINGTON, May Silt appears
that the president is unwilling to permit
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01

]ured. While there has been a-heavy
.fiow of water the break in the Page dam
is unexplalnable. This mill is operated
by George Tileston, of st. Cloud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-28
2GnIIdten oer Yreife ttber otc Segita'
0tat4ng Der 2tnard1iiten.

Ghlcago, 27. SUM. = 0ie bieT9e
ySrmes" iagt: $50 melt rubtge @elnilther
beurthellen t0nneu, hatteu Die Dianner
ghd)ts gethan, mas Sopestraie ober lGHgere
@efauQtnld)aft oeroIente, uno ourh letne
Seauaoiauua Der 2eIte bat @ouperneTr
Iltgelo emeu Ift Der 6umanltdt ooubraft,
welhen leoer reAti4 offene Dteuih gulbeiben
mIr0."
Ser p9fecoro" iagt: ygS fann m69lif
ieiu, oaB olele 2eute reueooa itno uno ihr
8eilpiel Die semiinldteu 6riitte getrasen;
oann mars etu geretlter Att, ibuen Die
6relbett Su geben, mle eS aut gered]tfertl9t
mar, oaB he Dor led]S Sabren eiugelperrt
murben. GS III nur Su beflageu, oaB Der
@ouuerneur, inosm er Die Seguaol9uu9 ge=
mQbrte, Elm Sdriftftiid uerfaBIe, mOrtu er
behauplet, bic Strdfltn9e leleu ourh un9e'
red)tes 9eriflt5oertabreu uerurtbellt noroen.
2Eeuu sr Dies au6 9laubte, 70 rpdre eS bod
melIe gemeleH, oaoou su ld)met9en. AnOere
merOsn nun 0niielbe 9lauben uno elm Sc.
iiibl Der Nafe in 9epiien 9emlitbern ers
seu9en.
Ser pSntersGcean" ia9t: Die 8eguaHi-
qung if uur elne @riiiuuug Der bonn @ou=
perneur Dor ener Babl 9emadteu Yeripres
d]unQen uuo ntrb meoer lbm nod ben Nm,
ar6llteH aus Oeu Geiben Der 9m.rltauer,
bic ihr Saterlauo, Geisb unb SrOnuug lie.
ben. 6rsunOe auiiibreu."
Ger p@lObe" iugt: vSbue .3weifel luers
ben Gtele Die 6aurluns oes @Oupsrueurs
uldIt gut belBen, aber ocnno6 Die @eretns-
felt oerlelbeu einlebsH."
gtem=9 u. 3uni.-9ie y8orlo"
iagt: p&Ouuerueur 4ltgeIO mus jener 2ille
uon Diduneru belaefu9t ueroen, OsrsH mau
iit mr. wegen ghuas erinuert, Ous ie bat=
Ten unterlaiieu iouen."
Die ySun" iast: y9ouuerueur <9eIo
meiut, 1900 lSorte weroeu seniigen, nm
ihn Oeu NurgerH BON 3Qluoi8 gegeuiiuer Su
redtferti9en, penn er bic Gntidelouugeu Der
@erid]te EHo @eldmoreueu umiloBt NIT
.tnem Document, Oas uur uou 6elnOeu bee
tebencer @eleee nit Seiiau aui9euommen
Ipuo."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-28
Gtme fterbenoe sprad,e.

Die frieliit)e Spra6e llt nad Sen
geOba6turgen Der lebten 9abr3ebnte al
Der Ihleswi9Iden &elttiiite uno auf ben
norofriclild]cn Snleln III 2lbnabme be-
srificu. Wtit ibr 9eben 9Ieid3eitig cine
6elbe BON Gt9entbumll9teiten zines
Solf8ltanoeS perlOrcu, Die uamentlid
fir Die Solt8funoe BON 9roBem @ertBe
iino. 0tan6e iin0 berettS ptri9wuus
ben, pie oa8 lid gan; beiOnber8 Oarin
sei9t, 6aS Die SOlfstradt mn nod tBelle
pelI Ie erbalten lit. Oa;u lit namentli9
in ben leetcn Sabren olelerorten an ben
WObnun9en, bic nod tbreu altfrieitI Ihen
@bqrafter batten, pleleS pcrGn0ert nnO
Der alte alte Sau8rutb bat Dem neuen
Blae 9aua9t. Altit BEN @eranOerunz
gen aber uerlieren iidl allmdblid audi
Die 8cSei9nun9en aus Ser Sprade
iel6lt, Die nebenber nod Solf5iqrade
Iein fann. I'm nur an cine Sauseinz
ridtun9 su eriunern, 10 9icbt es in ben
feiten gettItellen, bic Shlh8foicn abnz
lid binter Sbiircn in Der StubenmanO
ueridlOIien linO, an 6uBenoe ELL quers
liegenoe8, al8 8Orte benuBteS Srett.
be6en Se3eidnung balo perldwunOen
Iein pirO. Otan6mul bilft oann Gin
Oeutl6e5 WOrt aus, no friiber Elm friez
iiIAe8 Hblih mar. Sn Der tGgliden
Santirung itno ebenfuu8 cine 9feibe
BON 80ltern Ourd beutIhc eriebt. %
feblt bcute in Der SDlter Spra9e ba8
28Ort iiir 8e9ebenbcit (Eetfior), welz
Dies friiber algemetn mar, Ser lunge
SObrer fennt fem Ellewwtje (3weiteS
6ribltGf) in ieiner Sprade mebr.
4ebnlide Gri6einungen gicbt es bel
ben @eitirieien in Oeu 9tieOerlanOen,
menn audi bort beiIpiel8weiie bic &erfe
Der @ebriioer Salbertlma unO ei9enar<
tige periammlungen an 8lnterz
abenben, an benen @jeoitte uu6 oOlf8@
tbimli9e Sdriiten in frieiiider Spraz
DIE porgetragen werben, CUR grbaltun9
oe8 5rielii9en oiel beitra9en. Die 9es
iammte 9eo0lferun9 Der BrOuin5 6ries<
lamb betrd9t nah Sobann 2Slnfler
335, ,558. 9upOn ipreaen frieiii9 224,z
765, mGbrenO i'm gan3en nIeberlanots
iden 9tei6e 228, 1875 fiidsipredenbr
8ewObner gejablt worOen iino. 8ereits
1929 murOe bier elm GROCER Serein
,6rieii9 @euotidup bonn 8eldtebz
Suobelo, en- 2Oaltun0e sepeiti9eb te
9eeuwurben" begriinOet; er peranlaBte
bort 1877 cine 9rOBe Au8iteGIun9. fries
iiidsbiitOriider @egenitanoe, an mel
der it6 1883 GinienOer betbeili9ten.
19 @anse unO 8 Gale Oes fOni9liden
S6lOffe8 gu Qeeuwurben maren BON
neutrality-suspicious. erfIat. 8ielz
leidt miirOe cine Gbnlide Iusiteaun9 in
NOrOfrteslanb Iiir Die @rbaltuu9 ienes
8Olfstbums ginltige S5Olsen baben,
menisftens manbe Dinse ans Gidt
f0rOern, bic IonIt i'm Winfel al8 alter
Sausrutb unbeu9tet OerlOren geben
mDd1ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-28
StnOt Baltimore.

3 rs 70 b N uzl1 n=S IL
eielli d. q t" hielt geitern Abeno III
Der pSrobilnn<O OaQe" cine gut belud)te Sers
iammluug ab. Gen &orltB iiihrte Brait'
bent Haul y0erbit. 9as in Der Dorlgeu &er-
lammluuq eruaunte, aus ben 06. y. SeH'
leler, +. Sdul;, &. @leubrot. Rarl Sebre,
SuitaU SieQmauo, Satob OtiinSng, Satob
DiurbadJ, Gmll MattbeiB uuo ex officio
4aul l0.rbit beiteleHoe Gomlte berl1tete,
baB Seludge gum 9auensSaufonO re9t
nader elntOmmen.
9oppelte eburtStagSt eier.
- Sn oem mt Slumeu, GuirlauoeH uuO
d,lueiIideu 2amptous gei6mudteH @arteH
eiues 2SobubauleS Or. 9, St,DiOntao=
meruitraBe ielerte geiteru 2beuO Der Guge'
mem bellebte uno geadltete oeutld]e Ar3t
Or. Seorg u. StranB leIu SO. HHo lelne
Understandings @atlH Amulle lhr 80. Wle'
geufelt III gemiithIIdIer 9Sept.
Die grOBe .3abI Der GbeIlnebmer all oem
lh0nsn 0ene mar Der 9ldu8enOre SeDelS
Der 8eliebtbeIt Der 9eburtstaastlHoer, De-
neu sabIreldJe SlaumenitrduRe, iopte anoere
perthuolle @el6enfe ubepanot muroen. GIN
erceuenter Senlunld, lerUlrt Don Der 0rau
oe5 6anle6, muroe ben @QHeH leruut- Sel
SBug uno Sed)ertlang uerlebteH ole SelH=
der eluige oergniigte StunoeH.
4m 4beuo eri6leu OaS Wtuittcorps 6e8
erften &egmeutS nut leiuem Supeumeriter
Yrof. 2Seber uuO ole pAmerItaUlidJe Sc
Iangs SeIeui4aft" nit 'brem 0ul9enten
4rot. Sal. Atdlele uuo tradlte Den beloen
@eburtstug8trnoeru elne hlibide Serenaoe.
2uq bic gebetlteu Batenteu oeS 4ottor3
lpareu erihlensn unO uberraidteu ihn nit
einer sroBeu SUatiOn. Inter ben 9drer
bsfauoeu ii9 6r. Colon un6 6rau, 6rau
0auefcr mil 3odtsr uuO z obu, y. 3euc
uuo 6ruu, 6r. Super uuO 6rau, @eorg
StrauB, ieII., l8Ilb. SruuB, y. 0artmtg,
y. Ni.psr, .. 6Or, lSllb. 6uber, y. ZIP
poIt, Ui. @iisr, 50. RieOel, y. SdubmanH,
j.. Shl1pper unO auoere. 9r. ". 9uber
freoeuste ben 8eluheru sluen ausgs5erdls
ueten StOf aus Sob. .SuuerHldmlOI, Jun. g.
Sraueret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-28
Sie 6eI0fleutute.

Seattte, gSalb., 27. SUM. - Sie
yISrI1e 9tatloualz Sanf" in Bort Augeles bat
gefteru Die 3apluugen ein9e1ea; mo murOe
9eitloiieu. @s lit mOgli1, oaB oleielbe in
na1itsy 3eit wleoer 9eoffnet wlro.
6later 6aufoto cabler bat geitern Die
rSeattle-2ate=SbO bOre unO Oftll9e @llenbabn"
eluem WtaNenoerpaIter ubertrageu.
Cincinnati, 81. Suut.-9ie Bupter.
fabritauteu 2ouis Supoer & SObne habsn
geiteru lbr 8srn09en an Die 6p. 6. Dt.
6arOlns uOn 6rautItn uuO u. 9. Borm.lse
pou 6amlItou ibertrageH. Die Aftiua be-
trGgt iiber eiue OiIllon 9otlars, be @aifiua
nur $300,OC0. Die @elndftsubertragun
wuroe oapurr berbet9etiibrt. oaB oIe 5rmu,
peld]e ilt elues auSge3eltluelen 8ufs5 er-
freut, geiiern IN ben bleiigen Santen Die
Summe pom $1,000 uI9t aufueib.u founte.
Die Slrma @ebriiOer 6eunstamp, Oi0beI.
fabrrtautsn all Der Clinton itraBe, bat sbeus
fals faQlrt.
Nem=Y OFF, 81. SUM. - gine 3epeide
uou Nihlauo, Sp., meloet, oaB ple oortI9e
pi3meite NalIOualz zganf" beute sed)lOlien
wuroe. Dfau alaubt absr, OaB ole 9epo=
iitOreu aGle tbr Gelb suriidbetommeu ruerDeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-28
9tQerIei aus Salnaft.

Gan 6ran3i8co, 81. sunni. -
9tah BEN bonn 9ampicr rGbina" bon
Sonolulu gcbradteu gta9ri9ten 1T alz
les rubig auf ben SawaiizSnieln. 9ta6
etnem fiinftagt9en Seiude auf Mani
febrts @eian0ter Slount am II. 3. SO.
nad SonoIulu juriid. Die 9iegicrunq
bebauptet, aus gutter SueQe crfabren III
baben, DaB auBer einigen tleiueren Otitz
tbeilungen Sr. 8lOunt iiber ieire SeObz
udtungen in SaWaii nod feinen Seridt
erltattet bat. @r wiro, pie e8 beiBt,
ieinen pOilitdnoi9en 8eridt erIt in slUei
8O6en abienben. 9lm 19. Sunt 6ielt
ba5 Sabinet Der prOpiiOrii6en 9teqisz
ruu9 eine Spe5ialperiummlun9 ab, bel
melher Dr. Slouut nebIt ieinem Sefrez
tar 3ugegen mar.
Die neuclten Hadridten aus @aibz
in9ton baben Die 6reunoe 6er Qnneftiz
runs nidt nit GROCER Srcube erfiQt.
Die 9tnneriOn Der 9nieln wiro icOcniaQ8
pOrldnfi9 nod nitt erfOlsen.
9n 6Ol9e Der neuIiden OpnamitzGrz
plOiiOnen bat bte prOuiiOril6e He9iez
run9 Dor aur5em Elm Geiee gegen 3b>
namitirepler erlaiien, in peldcm i6were
@elOs uno 6reibeitsitrafen fir bic unaez
ieslide genusun9 BON 9Dnamtt an9ez
brobt iiuo. FerIOnen, pcl6e 91namit
I'M Seiie baben, obne 3upOr pon Der
Ge9ierun9 einen @rlaubniBidein erbalz
ten gu baben, werben ebenfals i9uer
beitrait. Der Resierunsspalait lit nod
ueiter befeitist pOroen, audi bat ii6
cine gebeine Organization. senannt Die
vSir9erz z9feIerue," peIhe BON Der 9ez
sierung nit 98afien uno NtunitiOn perz
ieben wuroen iit, gcbilbet. Die Srqa>
nilatiOn lit 600 Munn ltarf.
Claus Spredels wiro un9eidulbiqt,
iid, erboten gu babeu, oen 1oDaliiten
@afien su liefern. So1te Dies auf
&a9rbcit beruben, 10 biirfte Die 9lesiez
run9 Dem 3uderfOni9 energiid su 2eibe
riiden. 8eionoere Sorfebrungen ftno
9etroffen worben, Inn Die 2anoune pom
8afien uno Otunition III perbinoern.
Sr. 8lount uno @barleS Jtorbboff
mObnten tiir;lidl einem ibnen gu Gbren
ueronitalteten 5eite auf Der Spredels'z
idleu BlautQoe bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-28
Sas btmmIiid,c Rctd, ttno oas
Searg= Geieb.

Gan 6ran3isco, 81. sunni. -
2aut burd Oen 0ampfer yGbina" bier
ber sebrudter g3aari6ten purOe in Dem
Sebuf8 @rOrterun9 Oe5 @earDz@eieees
einberufenen 6ineiiiden Staatsratb uOn
Brin3 Chang uno eini9cn Inberen ben
SOrf6la9 9emadt, Sen dineiiIden 9ez
ianOten III @alblngtOn 5urif gu berus
fen, falls Die Ser. Stuuten fid anidit,
fen iOlten, bas @eiee OurdsuiIbren.
Qud mar Die 9ebe bauou, baB Die 2lbz
reiie bes neuen @eiauoten Sc Yans Su
nud BEN Ser. Staaten aufgei9
msrOen iullte, bis Die umerifanlide 91es
sierun9 crfenncn lieBe, oaB Der 98iOerz
ruf bes anit0Bi9en @eieees ni6t nlebr
fern iei. SpO Gin In @aibinstOn
tpurSe initruirt, nua 2lblauf ieiner
QmtsperiOoe nad @bina 3urid 3u feb>
rem, Obne uuf Die slnfunft ieines 9taa>
fOIser5 ;u wurten. @8 beiBt, bab Die
tiir3lit erlaiiene Serfisuns se9en ame=
ritaniide5 Sel nls eine Der erlten @iez
berusr9eltun98z WuBre9eln sesen allies,
mas amerifaniid lit, uuseiebea perOen
fauu.
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tslus unierer eeftrtaen 2. gsoraensaus aabe.)
Scd1niid1er SortTd,rttt anf Der SSeIt-
2tusiteauu9.

gus Chicago i6reibt 6r. 0ernburs
an bas y rSerl. Saseblatt::"
ySrin9t Die 9lusitelIung etpas me-
ientlif 9teue8 5ur 0arltelIun9? Otan
tnnn Oas nur in Ser llrtiteftur uno
uugemeinen 9lnOrOnung NIT eiuem be-
itimmtcn vSa" beantmOrten. Wa8 Die
au8seitenten @e9enitGnbe betrifft, 10 ilt
Der MaaBitab, ben Die leste Barrier
aus iteIuns CAB, nidt meientlid iibers
idritten. @8 ilt 0u8 wenigitens sic
anli8t Der Sudleute, Die i6 bis ieet
gelpro9en babe. Oa8 6rappanteite fir
ben 0eutiden blet6t auerOinsS immer
nod Sas gluftreten Der 9eu1l9en als
Nusitellun98z9tation. SD mill bamit
Der Selblt bltbepeibrau4erun9. Die unter
oen 0eutIden I'm iid su greifcn ibeint,
aLlerbinsS nidt ba8 lSort reoen. SD
balte Die @Sica9Oer glu8itellung iiir cine
pOrtrefilide SOri9ule fir Die srOBe
oeutide 2lrsiteQuns. @S mar abiOlut
ri9ti9J baB mir bterber se9uugcn iin6
- aber ben polIen 8epei8 fir Oas,
mas mir f0nnen, nliilen mir in Berlin
lieferu. 9toh lit 0as, mas mir leiiten,
cine oft ieltiame OtIiduns uon Dem ieiuz
iten Sunits uno StplgeiIbl nit Salb=
belt, unentI6iebsnbeit unO garbarens
tbum. Nber wie ih IdOn III meinen
erlten 8eridten feit9eitellt habe, es be-
9innt iidl Elm Stpl in ben beutiden Grz
Scugniiien 81 3eiaen, Der iid ben Weltz
marft erobsrn fam. @S mGre cine
SAmadmiitbigteit iOnoergleiden, Die
SOrtbeilc, Die mir IN Der SanO buben,
tampflu8 ben 6runSOieu 3u iiberluiIen.
Die 6ortidrltte, wel6e Die OIe6anit
in ben Ieeten pier Sabren 9ematlt bat,
cOnjentriren iih auf Oa5 Gebiet Der
@lettrOteduif. Dap bier pom 2lmeritaz
nern &raItmuIdinen uufgeitellt iinO,
tuie lie Die lHelt nod ntdt 9eleben hat,
biirfte pen auBeriten Yuntt oes bier sur
S6au qcftellten 6Ortidrittc8 be5eianeu.
6rapptrenO iit aber audi bier pleOer
Die @leIAgiiltigttit Der 8euOlterun9 9ez
geHiiber icner ttcf9eben6en 9lntbellnabme
gon5 Sioz unO Wtittelz 0euti6lanO's,
Sic Die 6ranffurter Nusitelluna 3u elmer
Ser inteniiuelten observation-disclosures
geitaltete, melde iemal8 9ei6aiien wOr~
Den mar.
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tain, in beren Gallon itf oft bie iun9e
Stteratur oereiniste. QSir baben bel
ibr Pierre goti (oamal8 nod nidt 9lfas
bemtfer) uno 6en General Sideng@fi<
Gong (oamal8 nod in SipIOmatlIacn
8Irben) wul;en ieben. uniere tapfere
SanO8mGnnin 1T ibrem Otannc, Dem
acknowledgement 0tomaOen, nad 2tfrifa
9efolgt unO bat io9ar tbr SO6terden
mlt9enommen. Giner unIerer 9lbon<
nenten i6reibt un8, paB CT Dem &leez
blatte 1900 &llometer BON ser &Ilte be-
ge9net lit. @s sOs ben 0tiger binaui,
III belterltcr Gaune unb treffll6er @ez
iunDbett, un9ea9tet Der @ntbebrungen
uno Strapa3en. Oamit pirS sur 9lez
babilitirun9 Oes Suoan8 Der lnfan9
9emaht."
-Iu8 Segopia, %. Mai, ipirO
Der u&olner s3tg." fOlgenOe8 2lbenteuer
zines Suftltllfiers bertttet yr0aS
SerbangniB wOllte e8 OieIer Gage, OaB
Der 8auOu be8 2uftidiiiers Mila 9eraOe
i'm 9arten be5 0tOnnentlOlterS Santa
9iubel" lanoete. Wtan oente iib oaS
@ntiesen OeS SrOenS, al5 plOsli6 Der
etTpds ftidjf 9efIeiSete Ntrobat nit etuem
elegantcu SaltOmortale in ben frommer
&rei8 frat. G5 foitete Dem ,SOni9 Der
yiIte" feline seringe 0tige, Oen suten
S6weitern be9reiili9 3u MAIDEN, OaB
ba8 .3eitalter Der Gleftriiitdt, Oas ihon
10 piele BrObleme lOlte, nod INNER
niht ben leatbaren 2uf ftbullOn erfunOen
bat. -"
-6o1gen6es IS bts&urio>
! II nj miro ans 2lmberg IN SoDern be-
ri6tet: SaB Oa cine yenlitbli4e Gii6=
geiellidaft in t. beiiammen, unO Der
0iSfurs fam audi auf Die bcuOritebenOe
9teidsta98wabl. 9lnmeIenoen Suuern
wurOc Ser @anOi0at genannt unO ibnen
ans Ser3 gelegt, Die @anOioutur 81
gunteritaeen." !Dtit benz ,llnteritHeen"
mar lelbltueritGnblid Der 8ub (;ettel gez
metnt. glet9 Oaraui itebt elm Bauer
uui be9ibt lid gum anoeren 2tih unO
iu9te 5u elnem Der Serren, nab iAetnz
ltd einem @Omitemitgieo: IS fam ben
Serrn, ben Sbr uud Berlin ibidt, net
belonoer5 unterltllsen, bob lelber We1
unO Slnber j'bau8, bod fOmmt'8 ma
uuf mOtentlih an 2uib SrOO net
5iamm." @rOBeS allsemetueS SauOb
unO 9rOBe Seltertelt fOl9ten Der suten
Abiidt Oe8 yauomannes.
Dem vOailD SeIe9rapb"
3ufOlge ueroanfeu Die mc6aniIchen OIuz
iitipielOOien ibre neueite QSeiterentluife>
lung einem inOiihen 6Hrlten. 0ieier
lit an SAlafloT9fett, bate uermutbli3
ale Orientaliiden Sdlaimittel unO
Sdlaitranfc bur49emadt unO Ourhgss
fOitct unO lieB iiA ihlleBlia - ein mus
iifaliIhe5 8ett hauen! 0ehen oler
YiOlten ncbmen bier leben89rOBe pelbz
ll6e 5SiQuren Elm, unO bieie baben li6
in Die @ini6lGferun9Surbeit berurt ges
tbeilt. OaB, penn lid Der YOtentat aus
itreft uno Den bctreffenoen SnOpi Orift,
ibrer 3rpei Die OtanOOline ipiclen, wGbs
reno Die bcioen anoern ibm nit srOBen
661ern &Iblun9 3umeben.