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FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Mike O'Meara Killed by Patrick Nc
Sweeney in San Bernardino County.

Mike O'Meara Killed by Patrick Nc
Sweeney in San Bernardino County.
SAN BERNARDINO, July u.-Mike Nc
Sweeney killed Patrick O'Meara in the
lower Holcomb Valley early yesterday,
and was brought to this city last evening.
O'Meara was working McSweeney's
claim on shares, and they quarreled.
Yesterday O'Meara attempted to draw a
revolver, when insolvency killed him
with shotgun, the entire charge striking
him in the head and taking his life in
stantly. Threats of lynching were in
dulged in by the dead mans friends, and
the officers We're compelled to hurry him
to the county seat in the night time by
an unfrequented route.
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Causes the snake Much Surprise.

The pig treats the snake with disrespect
not to say insolence-nothing, ophidian
or otherwise, can fascinate pig, saws the
Strand Magazine. If your back garden
is infested with rattlesnakes, you should
keep pigs. The pig dances contemptu-
ously on the rattlesnake and eats him
with much relish, rattles and all. The
last emotion of the rattlesnake is intense
establishment, and establishment is ma
tural in the circumstances. A respectable
and experienced rattlesnake, many years
established in business, has been accus-
toned to spread panic everywhere within
ear and eye-shot. Everything capable of
motion has started off at the faintest
rustic of his rattleS, and his view of ami
NAL life from those expressionless ewes
has invariably been back view and a
rapidly diminishing one. After a lifelong
experience of THIS sort, to be unceremoni-
ously rushed upon by common pig. to
be treated as SO much swill, to be jumped
upon, to be fouted and shouted, and
finally to be made snack of-this causes
feeling of very natural and painful sur
prise in the rattlesnake. But g rattle
snake is only surprised in this way once.
and he is said to improve the pork.
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THE MATTER LOOKED QUEER.

Henry Bently. Once Convicted of Poi
soning His Wife, Discharged.
Los ANGELES, July 11.-Henry Bently,
once convicted of poisoning his wife by
arsenic, and thus causing her death, was
discharged to-day by Judge Smith. The
District Attorney asked that he be dis
charged, saying that the Nordholdt heirs
of Mrs. Bently and Bently had compro-
missed their troubles over the property,
and it would be impossible to convict
Bently, the heirs being in his favor 1t
was through the NOrdholdt heirs that
Bently was arrested, held and convicted.
In discharging Bently the Judge init
mated that the matter looked queer all
around,
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TOLD A SMOOTH STORY.
Young Man Arrested at Los Angelo
for Forgery Committed in Ore~op

Young Man Arrested at Los Angeles
for Forgery Committed in Oregon.
Los ANGELES, July ia telegram
was received Saturday at police head
quarters from Chief Hunt of Portland
Or, giving a description and asking for
the arrest of Bonnie Myers, wanted there
for forgery. Myers was arrested by De-
tectives Auble and Benson. He had been
conducting some swindling operations
here in town, and when taken to police
headquarters told his tale accordingly.
not being aware that he was wanted in
Portland.
After telling smooth story of what he
was doing here, he stated that he believed
he could prove his good character. and
cited names of some people in Portland.
from which place he said he had come.
He was much taken back when the tele-
gram from Chief Hunt was read to him.
Myers is a Incorporating young man.
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CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
Prices Realized at the Sales in Eastern
Markets.

Markets.
New YORK, July ii. - The Porter
Brothers Company sold to-day at auction
four cars of California fruit at the follow
ing prices: Comet pears, 50 81; Bartlett
pears, 81 25@2 g.; White plums, 81 25;
Abundance plums, 81 62; Tragedy prunes,
81 20@g2 62; jackson Blue plums, 81 So:
Clyman plums, 81 3O@1 80; Baton plums.
81 %; KONG Claude plums, 65c@SI O5:
Peach plums. 75c@S2 50; Royal Hative
plums. S5c@Sl Is; St. Catherine plums.
95c@Sl %; Black Oregon cherries, 81 IO0
l 20; Royal Ann cherries, 9Oc; Figs, 81 25
al so; Alexander peaches, 55c@SI Is:
Hale's Early peaches. 75e9Sl Is; peaches,
45(q75c; Royal apricots, 35@90c; apricots,
45@S5c.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit at auction
to-day at the following prices: Cherries.
Royal Ann, 81 20; Tartarian, 81 25; Black
Republican, 81 5O@1 IS; Bartlett pears.
81 4562 81.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Porter Brothers
Company sold to-day at auction five
carloads of California fruit at the follow
ing prices: Bartlett pears, 81 9562 10:
Tragedy prunes, 81 80@2 O5; pIums.
81 S.; 2. D. plums, 81 Is; Royal Hative
plums, 81 05@1 %; Black Republican
cherries, 81 4O@1 80; Royal Ann cherries.
S1@1 30; apricots, 60c@S1 O5; peaches, Coo
@SI.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Earl Fruit
Company sold four carloads of Califor-
mia fruit at auction to-day at the follow
ing prices: Bartlett Pears, 81 2062 40;
Alexander Peaches. 9Oc@Sl: Apricots,
65@e0c: Royal Hative Plums, 81 GOAL 90;
Cherries-Royal Ann, 81 GOAL As; Black
Republicans, 81 40@l IS.
AT OMAHA
OMAHA, July 1.-THE Porter Brothers
Company sold to-day one car of Cali
fornia Peaches, arrived very ripe, at
50c@Sl.
AT MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 1.-THE Earl Fruit
Company sold carload of California
Apricots at auction to-day at an average
of 60c per crate.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CRY, July 1.-THE Earl Fruit
Company sold California Apricots at
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ELECTION AT wALLA wALLA.

All Anti-Meter Company Candidates
Elected by Big Maiorities.
WALLA WALLA WASH, July 1.-THE
city election passed off Quietly, but there
is great rejoicing over the result. All the
Anti-meter Company candidates were
elected by big majorities. The result is
an indication that at the special election
on July 9th the proposition to bond the
city to build water works system, which
precipitated bitter fight to-day, will be
carried. Following are the principal
officers elected: Mayor, John L. Roberts;
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RoUMANIA's KISSING FEsT1vALm
A Queer Annual Fair at Helmagen and
the Strange Origin AIIel.ed

Helmagen, Roumanian country town
of 200 inabitants, holds its annual fair
on the feast of st. Theodore. On this oc-
casion the place swarms with newly
married brides from sixty to eighty vii
lagos in the district; widows who have
taken fresh husbands remain at home.
The young women in festive attire, and
generally attended by their mothers-in-
law, carry jugs of wine enwreathed with
flowers in their hands. Rumanlsche
WocheHSchrift says they kiss everyone
they meet, and afterward present the lug
to his lips for a nip" The individual
thus RECALLED bestows a small gift on the
fair Cybele, Not to partake of the prof
fered wine is regarded as an insult to the
young wife and her family. She is.
therefore, reserved toward strangers, and
only kisses those whom she thinks likely
to taste of her wine. The kissing is car
ried on everywhere-in the street, in the
taverns and in private houses. The
origin of this custom is yelled in obscu-
rity. Some say that it dates back to the
time when the Turks made FREQUENT
raids into Pennsylvania, and carried
away all the young women they could
lay their hands on. Such of them as con-
trived to escape from captivity, happen
ing to return to Halmagen at the time of
the fair, kissed their friends and rela-
tives, and even strangers who congrat-
ulated them on their wonderful deliver
ance.
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EXPORTS OF LIVESTOCK.
Shipments Continue Heavy, Despite
the Heavy LOSSES.

Shipments Continue Heavy, Despite
the Heavy Losses.
MONTREAL, July 1.-THE livestock ex-
porters have been hit pretty heavily this
season. Since the opening of navigation
a series of losses have occurred on most
Of the ocean steamships, and there are no
signs of any change in their luck. Last
week was one of the worst of the year.
Both the Liverpool and London markets
were depressed, contrary to all expecta-
lions, and it is calculated that cattle for
both these places lost fully $40 per head.
Despite the heavy losses, and notwith-
standing the pleuro-pneumonia scare,
shipments continue heavy.
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An UneventfuI Voyage.

VICTORIA (B. c., July 1.-THE North
ern Pacific Oriental steamship Victoria
arrived last evening at 10 O'Clock from
the Orient, with 10 cabin passengers and
135 in the Storage. She had 1000 tons of
cargo, principally tea and silk. The YES
sci had an uneventful voyage. She left
Hongkong, June 18th. Shanghai the I'D
and Yokohama the 9th.
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Negro Uprising Feared.

LOUISVILLE, July ia negro upris-
ing is feared at Bardwell, as a result of
the recent lynchlng of Miller, the negro
who outraged and then murdered the
Ray sisters.
The Mayor of Bardwell telegraphed to
Paducah for 100 Winchester rifles, and it
will be a very bad move on the part of
the negroes to cause trouble.
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The Outlaw Kennedy.

VICTORIA (B. O., July 1.-THE latest
news says it is expected that outlaw
Kennedy will very soon be captured.
The police have him at the extreme end
of Ramsey Arm, and he must either face
the water or the police.
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MiIIer's Accomplish Are sted.

CAIRO Ill.), July 1l.-News has been
received here that negro has been ar
rested at Milan, Tenn. who, it is thought,
was the accomplice of Miller and part
ner in his crime, the one who actually
committed the murder OF the two Ray
sisters. The Sheriff at Bardwell, KY,
has been notified, and if the negro proves
to be the man wanted, as it is claimed he
is, another lynching is in prospect.
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One Cent Per Mile.

INDIANAPOLIS Qnd.), July l1.-John S.
Lazarus, Chairman Of the Committee on
Transportation to the National G. A. r.
Encampment, announces that the gen
eral passenger agents and the lines enter
ing indianapolis have agreed to rate of
l cent per mile for the round trip on the
occasion of the National Encampment, to
be held from September 4th to 9Th.
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Crnns in the Sonrh.

SANTA MARIA, July 1.-Thrashing is
in full blast. Wheat was well filled and
the yield is heavy. Oats and barley are
above the average crop on mesa lands.
Beans are doing well in the valley and
promise good yield. The cannery is be-
ing prepared for heavy run, although
some varieties of fruit are light. Irri-
CATION matters are again receiving atten-
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Colored Woman Shot Down.

ward A. Caldwell, colored horse-trainer,
chased Minnie Williams, dashing mu-
latto, the wife of jockey Teenie Williams,
half-clad, into the street, and shot her
down, intlicting fatal wound. Caldwell
is in iaiI
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Charged With Embezzlement.

BUFFALO IN. ", July u.-Secretary
Van Brocklin of the Board of Fire Com
missioners was arrested yesterday after
noon and charged with embezzling sum
said to be over $4,000. There were ten
names on the payroll on which Van
Brocklin was drawing salaries.
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saeneerfest at Cleveland,

CLEVELAND (O.9, July 1.-THE twenty
seventh triennial saengerfest of the
Northwestern Saengerbund begins here
this evening. The city is crowded with
members of the German singing socie-
ties from all parts of the country.
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Badly Bitten by q Dog.

FRESNO, July 1l.-Mark Nidever, son
of NJ. Nidever, was badly bitten by a
large dog at Fire Department No. late
yesterday afternoon. The flesh from the
left cheek was badly lacerated, exposing
large portion of the cheekbone to view.
The dog was shot Immediately. The
wound is serious but not necessarily dam
perOuS
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The purgatory of the Islamites is called
Al Araf, and it is supposed to be located
half way between hell and paradise. Mo-
BANNED is believed by the whole sect of
Islam to be the only person who has ever
gone to paradise without being forced to
90 through a preparatory course at AL
Araf.
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auction to-day at an average of zoe per
THE LATE JUSTICE BLArCHFoRD.
Funeral Services Over His Remains
Held at Newport.

Held at Newport.
NEWPORT (R. L., July 1.-THE funeral
services over the remains of Justice Sam
uel Blatchford of the Supreme Court of
the United States were held this after
noon in All Saints Chapel. 1t was con-
Quoted by Bishop Potter, who was as
sisted by Bishop Clarke of Rhode Island
and others. The floral gifts were pro-
fuse. The pall-bearers, headed by Chief
Justice Fuller of the United States Su-
preme Court, were Justices Gray, jack
son, Brewer, Shiras and other promiss
nent people. After the services the re-
mains were taken to New York, to be in
TERED in Greenwood Cemetery to-mor-
row
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Sunday Opening of the worlds Fair

CHICAGO, July u.-Judge Jenkins, in
the United States Circuit Court to-day,
decided against Wanamaker 81 Brown in
their suit to restrain the Sunday opening
of the Worlds Fair. He held that the
complainants, as stock holders, had elected
directors, and could not now question
the directors discretion.
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7HE HOME RULE BILL.
Discussion of Clause Nine COntin-
ued in the Commons.
THE IRISH ACCUSED OF BEING M
PECUNIOUS AND GARRULoUs.

An Uproarfous Session of the House
Sexton Ordered by the Speaker to
Withdraw From the Assembly,
Which He Finally Did, Amid Vo-
ciferous Cheering by the irish Mem
berS.
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WAR IMMINENT.
Trouble Brewing In the Samoan
Islands.

Trouble Brewing IN the Samoan
Islands.
SYDNEY IN. 6. W., July 1l.-Advices
to-day from Samoa indicate that war is
imminent between the Malietoa and
Mataafs factions. A British warship has
been ordered to Apia to join the German
and American vessels to protect foreign-
ers.
AUCKLAND, July 1.-THE Samoan MALL
boat has arrived. The advices confirm
the report that the situation at Samoa
continues critical. Mataafa is marching
on Apia. A battle is imminent. Trade
is at a standstill.
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Tho New Comet.

New YORK, July 1.-THE new comet
has been watched at the observatory. 1t
appears about the size of a star of the
second magnitude, and will probably
grow brighter during the coming few
DAYS.
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Corbett and jackson VIII Fight

CHICAGO, July u.-James J. Corbett
and Parson Davies, acting for Peter Jack
son, signed articles for a fight between
Jackson and Corbett, to come off in June.
1894, for the largest purse obtainable, and
side bet of $4,000, the winner to take
everything.
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Four-Year-old child Drowned.

NAPA, July 1.-THE little four-year-
old son of Professor George w. Colby
of the Berkeley University was drowned
in a swimming tank at 4Etna Springs to-
day. The child fell in while playing
near the water.
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Quicksilver Mines FLOODED.

ODESSA, July u.-Auerbach's quick
silver mines near Ekaterinoslav have
been suddenly flooded. Workmen's huts
were carried away, and eight men were
dr0wDad
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Clerk, Henry Keeling; City Attorney, W.
I. Dovell; Treasurer, r. G. Parks. One
hundred and ninety-seven votes were
cast.
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salmon Catch short.

ASTORIA, July 1l.-There has been no
Improvement noticed during the past few
days in the run of salmon. From esti-
mates obtained from most reliable
sources the pack on the first of the pres
ent month was from 5000 TO $4,000 short.
Ten of the canneries have run half time
during the past two weeks, and Gamers
have despaired of seeing any heavy run
of fish this season.
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The elephant is given the credit of be-
ing the most long-lived as well as the
most intelligent of all animals. Culver
says that there are instances of their hay-
ing lived TO beyond the age of 300 years.
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Sunday Labor at San Diego.

SAN DIEGO, July 1.-At all the city
churches, either morning or evening,
Sunday, the preachers took up the sub
ject of Sunday labor, with special refer
ence to the closing of business houses on
Sunday. At the close petitions were
circulated for signatures asking the
houses to close. Nearly 1000 signatures
were secured. This was followed by a
joint meeting Of the Citizens League
and Retail Clerks Association last night.
The drug stores are not included in the
list.
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The Chief Executive.

BUzzARD's BAY, July n.-President
Cleveland did not go fishing this morn
ing, but drove from Gray Gables to the
Postoffice here and back.
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MIDWINTER FAIR.
The Project Discussed Before the
State Board of Trade.
GENERAL APPROVAL OF THE UNDER
TAKING.

The Napa County Grand Jury Instructed
by Superior Judge Hamm to Inquire
Into the Alleged DefaIcation of
Treasurer Royce and Other Matters
Pertaining to the Welfare of the
Veterans Home at YountviI1e.
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a Miner Becomes Violently Insan

VIRGINIA New, July II. - James
Hoban, miner in the Gould q Curry,
became violently insane this morning
and was removed to the asylum at Reno.
He had been ailing for some days. He
imagines people want to poison him.
Hoban was one of two witnesses to the
killing of William Nichols in the Savage
mine by Crowley in July, 1890. Shaugh-
messy, the other witness, died two years
ago. Crowley received life sentence.
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Ofenses Against the Smuggling Laws,
PORTLAND (Or.), July 1.-THE Grand
Jury was sworn in the United States Dis
trict Court this morning. Judge Bollin-
ger in his charge to the jury informed
them that they may be called upon to
consider otfenses against the smuggling
laws and the Chinese Exclusion Acts. 1t
has become matter of public comment
that there is in existence in the North
west one of the largest opium-smuggling
rings in the history of the Government.
, 1893-06-20
Cine boortrdubenoe Gnt0edun9,
I1a9 ser 2Initht oes Rep. 6enfon mar oas
2lppelotions9eribt pom Geufel
beieien.

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itern Die Wet6ootiten> 6 rebi9er ab. @tma
200 Seelen6irten tpdren antpeieno uno Die
Gnticbcioung 6es Qlppeuationsgericbt in
8etreff beS offenen SonntagS bilbete oaS
6aupttbema Der 8~eiprccbun9en. NacDoem
Jtep. 0retp in einem @ebet 0te 6~offnung
auSgeoriift, baB 6ie 8eiucber Der Q8eltausz
iteQltng Bic @e6ote @otteS erfiQen pHrben,
erflGrte 3eb. Wtc2ean, Sefretdr set vNme=
rican Sabbath Union, baB Die @ntic6ct7
6ung Des NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feine utz
partettlcbe mar, uro itc6 UNI Sic 6aupt7
punfte berltmoriiGte. Qber man perbe itcb
bamtt ni9t 5ufrieben geben. Die &la9e
bon 8anamater & 8ropn Wlr6e Die Sc
legen6ett bieten, ale Btnfte, iotpo6l Sic
legalen pte Ste moraltiben 81 beIeucbten
unb 6em 8ubLifum @elegen6eit gebc1t, entz
ge9en ben fali3cn 8eri9ten Ser Breiie iib
Elm urbefGn9enes llrt6etl 81 btlDen.
Nacbbem oteier QluSfaQ NIT 9ebiibrenbem
8etfaQ entgegenommen mar, belt Gep.
Senion cine Yrebtgt iber oas I6ema /:
yWfetne t6eolo9iicben Qteb6abereien." gu
Der 2ieb6aberei oes frommcn Wtannes &C.
bort Der f~elienfeite @laube an 6en pcri0nz
Itcben TeufeI. ST tpciB aus peri0nli9er
@rfa6rung CD, 6aB 2eute mitunter bonn
Seufel beieiien itn6.
rS4 ie6c," iagte Ser 6etIi9e Mann, vtpie
Der Ieufel gleicb elmer i6par3en &r0te auf
Der &i6ter6ant berumitreicbt, wie CT BEN
&i3tern bic Gnti9eiOung Oittirt un6 mach
Ser 8ertItnOtgln9 Ocriel6en, 6em Gerfiinz
Der auf Die S6ulter i9ld9t un6 ia9t: vGut
get9an, i3 ielbft bate es nic6t better moc6en
f0nnen."
Iu9 bic 8aptiften>9 re6iger 6iclten cine
Gerianmlung ab, um Bic @nticbet6ung 6eS
QppeuattonSgeribtS 3u peroamn1en. Den
Geufel lieBen iie aus benz Spiel.
, 1893-06-20
Oret Wenfhenleben oerettet.

8abren6 eines Telers in 6em 6alie
1924 lrmour 2tDe. r~ettetert geitern Mtit>
glleDcr Der 2eiter7Gompagnie $40. 4, bret
W(eni6en b0S 2eben, Bic i'm britten Stofz
inert mo6nten unb 6cnen ieber 9(us8ong abz
9eicbnitten mar, ba bte 1reppe in beIen
6lammen itanO. 9ieielben iparen Srene
0onneQ, 9tubD Barter uno @otpar6 Qanz
ban. Die beiOen Qcbteren 6atten itb auf
etnen Saloon Dor einem Scr Teniter Des
orttten StodiperfeS 9efl1cbtet, ieoen Q(u9cnz
bltf berett, lieber bcrabsuipringcn, ais s1
berbrentcn. Die 6cuerpe6rleute iebten
teoob lcbneu cine Qetter an un6 6oltcn
8eioc unperlebt berab. SSrene 0onnel
bate it9 auf bic 8riiitung zines 6intcr>
%teniters geibwun8en unb mur6e bon sort
DerabQebolt; ie bate Ieicbte 8ran6munben
am Iinfen Qtrm e~rlittcn. Die @ntitebunesz
nriabc beS Seuer5, baS 6ul6 9el0i6 purOe
unO nnr etnen gcringen Sbaben anricbtete,
1T un6efannt.
, 1893-06-20
Rletne Udhrtbten.

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ga., beging geitern in Sores 6otel ba>
bur3 Selbitmorb, boB CT cine Dolls 2an>
banum periDludte. Wan permutDet, baB
&rant6eit Die llrlade mar.
= 6rau emma 6. Stepar6, cine
@itttpc, mel6e in 9to. 443 Seo9tptd Str.
npbnt, naDm geitern 2lbenb Silt. Wfon
broc6te ite nab benz st. Soicp6s 6ofpital,
no bic Q(er3tc iDre Wiebergenclun8 in Nus>
it6t iteQten.
- Der 9a6be6er G6o5. 6onlon, $40.
452 g8. 6uron StraBc, befinbet iib III iterz
benbem 3uitonbe I'M ct. @lisabet6 500
ipitol. ST ~itiir5te g~eitern BON Dem 9a9
bcs @ebGubeS gto. 666 W1apleipoob Q(pe.
un0 tru9 t00tltebe &~erlebungcn bapon.
= st. 6. 8orter aus Chicago, Elm Ser
treter Der 8ariib 8u6tii6in9 Company BON
bier, wurbe in Cincinnati inter ser Qtnz
tLage in 6aft genommer, $500, @igentbum
ser BON tbm bcrtretenen 0eieuidboft, unter>
i6lagen gu 6aben. 9a bd5 ibm CUR 9ait
gelegte 8erbrec6en in Sbio ~begongen purbe,
pirO ct aucb oaieLbt pro5cliirt tperoen.
= Ser 8ole 6ranf @aberasfD befin6et
ftdb i'm 6oipitul nit 3tpei Wteiieriti6en int
Hitfen. Sn Der gtGbe lciner Wnbnung,
gto. 50 Meag6er StraBe, purOe ct 9eitern
bon einem 2an0Smann gtdrnenS @eorg
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6emielben etpas ST. 9eben, %tpDrauf Ser
8ettler ietn W}eiicr 5og unb ibm 3pet
Sti3e berlebtc,
- 6ilfs GorporattpnSantpalt 9uBuD
erbielt geitcrn ei1en 8rtef bon elmer Qt0Uoa
tatenftrma aus Barcelona, Spantet, in
tpelcbcm i9m mitgetbeilt ipirb, baB ct ser
@r6e etnes groBet 8ermogens let. t6err
9u8u0 lit leioer gen0tbigt, aus Ben Sim
3elbetten bes 8riefeS ben S6luB 5u 3ieben,
oaB ntcbt CT, lonbern Elm NamenSpetter bon
ibm Der glidlic6e @rbe lit.
- MaDor 6arrtlpn bate gcitern cine
3uidmmentunft NIT Ben Gertretern Ser
Safe Str. 10o66abn, tpelbe tbm lire GlGne
in 8e3ug auf ben @nopunft Ser 8abn an
Martet Str. porIegten. 9(uf 8eranlaiiung
bes Wfa1ors purben Bic YlGne babtn abgez
Gnbert, baB 6as @eletle an Wiarfet StroBe
ipeiter i~peitttcb gele9t tpur0e, bamtt eS ipGz
ter. n1Dglicb lit, nocb Bic 0eIeiie elmer an0e7
rem 8abn an berlelben StraBe gu legen,
fails Die StaOt lOlcbcS nOtDig finoen ioQte.
= Die Dem S~orepaugb'idben Circus an
geb0renDen &D1dtcn, 1eun an Der 3abl,
baben Sen @eicbGftSfiibrer WcGa0bon nee
gen Gontraft6rucb5 Dcrflagt. Sin N9ent
Sorepaug6'S bereiite i'm perflDienen gSinz
ter GuBlanO unb enga8irte bic Qeute fir bic
9aucr Der Weltaus iteuun9 nit 500 monatz
Iic6 ncbit 8et0ittguug uno freieln Grams
port. Die 8lG8er macben ~geltenO, baB lie
nidt bireft noc5 GDica8o 6cf01Ocrt puroen,
iDie ous8emacDt, ionbern ben @ircus ouf
ieinen Q8anoerungen bcglciten n1uBten un6
auBer0em ic4Ie5t beDanOclt ipurOen,
, 1893-06-20

Sn elmer fir mprsen Nabmittag bon
bem 8rdiioenten 6tginbotbam etnberufes
men 9ireftOren : Geriammlun9 ioa Die
Srage Der Capitalization Der Nusiteaungse
8ertDaltun9 erle6igt tperben.
Die merifanii9e 4btbetlung i'm 6orit9e.
baube itebt ieit beute Mtorgen bem 8ubIifum
offen. 9ie 4usiteaun9 lift iebr rei6 unb
iebr tlttereiiant.
WOrgen, Witttpoc4, ntr6 Ser beuti6e
Wetnfeuer inn @artcnbaupalait, iopie cine
oeutl6e 8einitube in 9a9enbed's Gtaz
bliiiement eroffnet.
@eitsrn purben 82,146 Gintrittsfarten
gum @nsiteQln9splabe pcrfauft, barunter
78,O65 fit @rpa6iene unb 4081 fir &tns
Der.