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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
BONNER TALKS.
The Noted Horseman Speaks OF
AiiX's Performance.

AsiX's Performance.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Robert Bonner
was TODAY asked 10y a reporter his opin-
ion of AiiX's performance at Washing
ton park yesterday. In reply the owner
of Maud S said that AlIx had been
offered to him recently for S20. 0.C00, and,
continuing, said:
The reason for the marked increase
i'll the speed OF trotting horses is the
advent of the new yehicio--it is not a
Sulky, it's the new pneumatic-tired ve-
hicle. 1t Is nonsense to suppose that
the breed of horses has Improved 70
such an extent during the past few
years as to make the great difference
in record figures.
John Splan tells me the pueumatIc-
tired vehicle makes difference of five
or six seconds in mile, and that's why
paratlvely unknown horses are coui-
ing TO the front and making horse own
ers' eyes stick out with their perform
anceS.
"AliX may improve. too. before the
snow flies, October and November be-
ing great months for breaking records" ;"
"dow about Maud So" MIR. Bonner
was asked.
Il have not much to say about Maud
>" he replied. Il do not think she
can be gotten ready to do anything this
season."
He declined to say whether or not he
intended to purchase AiiX.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16

ougniy cnUi. Ell at iIjgii steam heat. nd
nladea ''pre-digested," paiatable, nut i.
tious food. Babies take it with reiis. =
It L. retained in the stomach when othe Z
foods are rejected. 1t restores sickly,
ailins. fretfuI little ones to health and
strength.
1t has the qualities that nature in-
tended Tor the infants diet.
The twin babies of Mrs. T. Ii. Hick-
ems. Of Atlantic Highlands, N. whose
pictures are given above, were brought
up entirely upon lactated food, which
has saved the lives OF thousands of little
ones whose mothers have been unable
to nurse them at the breast.
At this season of the year an InfantLn Ln
stomach, when the little one has been
fed upon cows milk or has been i'm
perfectly n0uriShed at the breast. or has
oeen fed upon SOME inferior food, is
often weak and Incapable of converting
such food into nouriShment sufficient to
keep up its strength. Lactated food
should at once be given. and the history
of these eases, As told by physicians,
where a change to iactated food is
made, invariably shows rapid renewal
OF flesh, and return Of sound digestion,
health aud happiness. Fry lactated
food. Ii is natures remedy for tine ills
of cliidhood. 1t is the best possible
food.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
CYCLISTS AT kGTrsoNDALE.
State i;ecOrds likely tn BE Low
cred TODAY

State i;ecOrds likely tn zie Low
cred Today.
The tournament of the st. Paul Cycle
club at Kittsondale today will bo an
event of considerable interest, in view
of the fact that the state records are
quite sure to be lowered in several
cases. The programme will consist Of
quarter-mile open race; quarter-mile
against time to beat the state champion
ship: mile handicap; three-mile handi-
cap; mile against the runner. with $50
yards the advantage. b. L. Bird will
make the Quarter-mile against time;
also the race against runner. who will
be Ii. X. L. Hart, champion amateur
sprinter. Prizes are hung up for the
various races. The track has been i'm
proved for the occasion and made very
fast. The races begin at g O'Clock this
afternoon. The contestants will com
prise all the members of the club who
have made prominent scores.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
Hawthorne.

CHICAGO, Sept. l5.-First race, five
furlongs-i.ucille Murphy won, Bolltn-
ger second. James V. Carter thiru.
Time, 1:0iM.
Second race. miie-Hawthorne won,
Dangarven second, The King third.
Time, l:44j9.
Third race, six furlongs-Ducat won.
Rosaiie second, Zarupost third. Time.
I:16M.
Fourth race. seven furIongs-Yerdant
won. Gleeboy second, Prize third.
Time, l:a95l.
won, Caprio second, Annie Martin
third. Time, 1:O6N.
Sixth race. five furlcngs-Rambler
Won, Bill Howard second, Blur third
Time, 1:04
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
Clifton.

CLIFTON. Sept. l5-F'lrst race, seven
furlongs-Leouardo won. Old Pepper
second, Mccormack third. Time. 80.
Second race, four aud half furlongs
--Chamtlnka wen, King Joseph second,
Aeramos third. Time, :571s.
Third race, five furlongs Tartarian
WOE. Fidget second. Sir Richard third
Time. 1921.
Fourth race, three quarters of mile
-Luray won, Osric second, Logan
third. Tune, 1:1G1S.
Fifth race, two miles-Baylor won,
King Leo second, Lucky Glover third.
Time, 3:30.
Sixth race, four and a half furlongs-
Panway won, Jim Fagin second, Mar
cOllas third. Time, :5S.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER, n. j.. Sept. 10 First
race, four and half furlongs-Beile
Blackburn won. Arizona second. Go
Lucky third. Time. ::jS.
Second race, five furiongS-Robin
Hood won. StrasbuTg second, Eli third.
Time, 1:04.
Third race. mile and quarter Rhono
won, Darling second, Tar and Tartar
third. Time. 2:i6aA.
Fourth race, seven and half furlnngs
Houri won, StrongfeIl0w second, Fred
Taral third. lime, :40JE.
Fifth race. four furlongs--Courtney
won. Beauty colt second. Red Star third
Time, :521l.
Sixth race, five furlongS- Edith Van
won. Honeymoon second. Flayi!ia third.
Time. i :06.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
GraveSend.

GIAYEsEND Sept. 15.-first race,
one and one-eighth miles-Kildoer won,
Deception second, Lizzie third. Time.
1851.
Second ace, six Observation-Disclosures
won, Ornus second. Queenlike third.
Time. 1:14I.
Third race. three-quarters OF mile
Tiny Tim won, Jordan second, Queen
Isabella third. Time, t:16.
Fourth race. one and one-siXteenth
miles-Raceiand won. Sir Matthew Sec
oud, Experience third. Time, 40.
Fifth race. five fur!ongs-Armitage
Time, 1:U3sl.
Sixth race. five furiongs-Little Billy
won. Culver second. Speculation third.
Time. I:ii%.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
SIMPSONS SERIES.
Young Foley Beaten by 12O Points
ora the Aggregate.

on the Aggregate.
The series of five balk liue billiard
games between Sampson and Thomas
p. Foley, in which the former was to
make 1000 points to $50 for the latter,
were concluded last evening. Sampson
winning by 100 points, the grand totals
being 1000 points for Sampson TO $50 for
Foley. In the closing game Foley made
167 points to Sampson's 200, and run of
46, the highest not only of the series but
of any game played in the Foley tourna-
ments. This run was made in the third
inning, and it looked as though either
might win. The safety play which fol-
lowed was the cause of the low average
of the evening. Foley's best runs of
the evening we're: II, DC, 10. 12, IL.
SIMPSONS best runs of the evening
were: IL, IL, Is, -, II, 15. The grand
averages of the series were: Sampson,
5 1898; Foley, SO. The highest run of
each night was: Sampson, 80, 26, 81,
30, 10; Foley, 19, IS, Is. 25. 46.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
f,atonia.

LAToNIA. Sept. l5.-First race. seven
furloDgs-0eeau IL won. White Nose
second. Set On third. Time, 1855.
Second race. mile-Forest. Rose won,
Espahita second, Judge Hughes third.
Time, / :4S.
Third race, six furlongs-The Gov
erness won, Henry Jenkins second,
Plaaksire third. Time, 1:l9.
Fourth race, five fur!ongs-Galiatin
won. Lehman second. Bankas Daugh-
ter third. Time, 1: :U5.
Fifth race. fnur and half :urlongs-
Annie buckingham won, Grantz Ham
ley second, Prince Carl third Time,
:5SA. .
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
Checker Contest.

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-On the fifth and
last days play in the Freeman-Reed
contest. four games were played with
the fife and double-corner openings.
Reed won the black side of the double
corner and three games were drawn,
making the final score: Freeman 8,
Reed 3, drawn Ii.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
Mystic Park Races

BosToN, Sept. 15.-Sume fine racing
brought the racing at Mystic Park to a
close. The betting was close aud many
finishes exciting.
2:2S class tpostponed). purse 81, COO
Thetis Won, Grover Cleveland second,
Tom Jacobs third. Best time. 2:lS4.
2:l9 class, purse .00D-Georgie ii
Won. Stanley second. .Tippie third. Time,
2:17.
2:23 pacing class, purse $1,000 -Whis-
per Won, E S second, q. o. Taylor
third. BeSt time, 2:19.
Free-for-ail trotting, purse. Sl,000-
Muta Wilkes won. Fannie Wilcox sec
Ond, Martha Wilkes third. Best time.
2:I4.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
st. Louis.

ST. Louis, Sept. 15.--F'lrst race, six
furlOngs-Maud won, Billy the Kid Sec
ond. Little Crete third. Time, 1:l6.
Second race, four furongs = Miss
Portland won, Attention second, Adah
l. tnjrd. Time, 80.
Third race, six furlongs - Nancy
Hakes won. Wild Huntress second,
Rosemont third. Time. l:lG1$.
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs-
lnyercauld won, Duke of Athol second,
Oxford third. Time, :23.
Fifth race, mile-BorO won, Arthur
Z secOnd. I.OquefOrt third. Time, II.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
Yacht iface TODAY.

This afternoon at tWhite Bear will be
sailed tie second race for the White
Bear trophy. The first race was won
Aug. 10 by the Advertiser, J. l.. Stacks
aquatic ghost. All classes and any rig
OF boats are eligible for today's trial.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
Will mitch LampIiehter.

New YORK, Sept. Is. President
Walbaum, of the hudson Jockey club.
has offered to match Lampiighter to run
a mile and 4 quarter against Tammany
for 81. 500 side and 5000 added money.
He wishes to run at Gutenberg Sept.
2S, provided the track is in condition,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
Where Lying Is Needed.

Buffalo Courier.
An eminent physician says it is often
dangerous to lie on the right side. 1t is
also unnecessary. Any political speaker
or writer knows the wrong side needs
the lying. if any.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
Chamnion Runner

MONTREAL, Sept. 15.-S. M.Waldron.
champion quarter-mIle runner of Amer
lea, left for Chicago last night to repre-
sent Montreal amateur athletics.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
OF C11r;e IT PAYS.

Trade.
Keeping boarding house evidently
pays in Philadelphia if 1t does not any
where else. OF the 1882 female de-
positors in the savings banks of that
city S,426 are described as boarding
house keepers.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16

Browns jumped on Stockdaie later on
and won the game. Score:
II. II. E.
st. Louis II 7IIa o *-l3 I3 6
Nashington2 l o 0 o l 1-5 10 6
Batteries, Twinchali. Breitensteln Nc
Guire. Stockdale: earned runs. ST. Louis 1,
Washington ); umpire. Hornung; time. =
hours.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 15.-Louisville de-
feated the Broo&lyns today by hitting
the Daii at the right time. Score:
II. II. Z.
Brookiyn.....0 o 0 0 0 0 0-3 9
Batteries. Grim Slratlon. Kinslow, Ken
nedy: earned runs, louisville 3; umpire
Lynch; time, l: AS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16

Little Albert. ...........5 7s7
Greenieaf. {; {; dir
iuiua'. .uf
Time. 2:II15; 2:0994; 2:l2Sl: 2:i514.
Consolation stake, trotiing. purse
Mill LADY , .
Tine, 2:33: 2::23li.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16

Gov. Waite. of Colorado. is panied to
learn that Gov. Alleged. Of illinois, has
had a severe attack of common sense
New York World.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16

Editorial Felicitations.
Baltimore Herald. -
We congratulate the esteemed Ameri-
can upon attaining its 120th year. In
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-16
KING OF sTALLIoNs.
DI3EcTUM BREAKS STALlI0Y REc03D.
ETROTTfgG IR 200 f-2.
THdE woRLD's PACING RECORD

OF 2:O4 EGuaied by Flying Jib,
Going Against the Wind
Kelly's Remarkable WORK on
Both Horses - Four Heats
Trotted in the Free For All,
and 1t is Still Unfinished.
, 1893-05-23

ser @rinbe Der &abinetfriiis 6ie uner7
laubte 8ermenbung ser @eloer Ser Galla
9epoiitt ieitens Der Mintiter getpelen 1et.
l1nteri9ieOLtcbe Observation-Disclosures MAJ
rem bon BEN Wtniiteru suriif9eSogen unb
an beren SteIe langloufenbe S6abamtsz
bombs aus9citeut tporoen uno 3porin etnem
iolcben llmfange, baB Elm iofortiger 8anfes
rot unoermeiDlic3 fem wiirOe, menn cine
distinguishing 9eforOert tperben piir6e.
9a Die 9eputirten gu Oielcm &erfabren ibre
@rmGdbttgung ni3t 9egeben 6otten, fab
baS cabinet %poraus, boB es alien GinfluB
pe~rlteren miirbe, ipenn bie Dirt unb 8eiic,
pie eS nit Der Gaiia 9epoitti perfa6ren bat,
be@auSfommen i~olte. Die Nn9it DDr
einem pIOblicben @reigniB, un6 @ioQtttis
lleber3eugung, 0aB ct NIT 8onacci i'm
Cabinet ntbt Idn9er an Ser Spite bleiben
f0nne, bei6leunigte bte GriltS. Ser &Onig
iou iicb alien burcb9reife;tOen QlenOerltngen
i'm cabinet wioeriebt BADEN, ba ct befiir6z
tet, OaB bieielben cine a~19emeine Stnan31
frtiis CUR Sol9e baben mir6en.
, 1893-05-23
unwetter in misconfin un0
Ultnnefota.
Rdrfer nno Sdeunen umoepeht uno Obf=
edrten idwer belbdotet.
g t. g %. Mot.

geitern 0facbt gtng Elm ~orfanartiges I'm
ipetter itber BEN Staat Wtiuneiota bintpeg,
ipelcbes allentbalben groBen Sbo0en anz
rt6tete, aber fetnen 8erlult bon Wfenibenz
leben CUR 6olge bate, Sn SlaDton erreitbte
BET Sturm feline bOcbite @epalt; sort MUIR
ben bier 6Guier 3eritort unb bic meilten
S6eunen uno NuBengebGube umgetpebt
SIM n0rbli6en SbetLe bes Staates miitben
gefdbrlidbe Yrairiefeuer, un6 in 8tne unb
Wtorrtion County iteben bic @Glber in
Tl0mn1en.
0ucb IN SttQtpater bat 6os untpetter bel
ltn6eiL angeri3tet, un6 6Guier un6 .3dune
ftelen t6m gum Spfer.
Sn MaOiion, NtSc., ridtete Elm g~eItern
Qbeno Inn iecbS 11br auS9ebro6ener 6agelz
iturm groBen S6aben an @)ebGuben un6
SbtbGu11en IN. Die 6a9elt0 rner bielten
etnen 3ou i'm 9urcbmeiier, un6 cine Menge
800el puroe eriblagen. Qlm ibtper1ten
batten @etpG95bduier, Sbitbdume uno @ez
miIie9drten urter benz ltnpetter al Ietoen.
Sn @rinneu, Soma, macbte iicb geiterr1
Worgen plOBlicb cine etitg folte 9uftrpeIe
ber1erfbar. Gorber nar ba5 @etter lebr
tparm g%etpeien uno aub am SamItag uno
Sonntag bate Der thermometer iebr bod
9eitanoen, aber am gtocbmittog pl1r6e IS
n%otbtpen0tg, tpte0er ueberr0de in 9ien1t gu
1tellen.
, 1893-05-23
MexikanifdJe 3utanoe.
Diebsidter uno Straeenrduber in
9leider perion. g.
Gin amerifaner oas Opfer.
g iebras Ne9ras, Weerito, !
%. Wai.

Sin GeIegramm, bas ee1tern i'm 6ieiigen
6auptbureau Der merifaniicben Snternaz
tiOnalen 8a6n e%tntraf, CAB &unbe pon
einem rGuberiicben I1eberfole, 6eiien Spfer
Der Stationsagent BON Gabrielle, Der @me@
ritaner Boon 8ofer 9etporoen lit. Der
ieLbe ipar gu 9ferbe aus9erttten, ais pI0bz
ltcb aus Dem 6tnterbaIte btnter chamber
iteben S9iiie auf ibn abge9eben tpur6en,
beren elmer am 9lrm traf. NlS ct fib umz
lab, erblidte ct ben Wferifaner Gomaa Wfa@
ruia, einen beri6tigten 8anbiten unb
&anber in bortiger @jegenb Dor ii9, 8afer
Oran9 nit 6em SdbeI auf ben @e9elaserer
etn unb perleBte Inn etnen 6ieb auf ben
&opf, Der ben 8uri6en in bic Slucbt
trieb.
Die Ortsbe60r6e bate na9 bem 8ez
fannttperben 0es Sorfalles iofort ibre
5Giber bem &arber nabgeibift, un6 ii6
beiielben perlicbert. ST ipar am &opfe 10
i6per p%ertuunbetj baB MAJ ieinem Sob
itinoltcb ent9e9eniab.
, 1893-05-23
Gtner Oiplomfabrif miro oas 6e=
webr ptItttrt.
Die 6eiddfte Ger uNationaI uniperftY" Don
Chicago in Oes moines beIeudtet.
9es so 6, Sa,, %, M}ai

9es WtotneS, Sa., 20. Wtat.
Ser Bro3eB 9e9en ben 8rofeiior 8. q.
ban Nngelbeet, 1Degen 8enuBung ber goit
in 8erbtnOun9 nit elmer Scbtpinbelbiplom>
Sabrtf, murOe 9eitern 9tacbmittag i'm
8lnDeSgericbt tpteOer aufgenommen. Sri.
Warie 8OpO BON @Dntbiana in &entudp
puroe 3uerit auf Sen 3eugenitan6 s~erufen.
Sic la9te aus, baB lie an ban Qlngelbeef
empfoblen purbe un6 an i'm tpegen zines
0iplonts uno ser Qlufitbt iiber feline Sim
BET gei6rteben babe. St ertpioerte ouf oQs
Sbreiber, baB ct ibr @eiu6 beritdii6tigen
lper0e, OaB ite aber, ebe Tie Die Nufitcbt iiber
ieine &inber in Yarts iibcrnebmen tonne,
etnen g~ept1ien @reb erlangt baben miiiie,
un0 DaB lie 0teien BON Der y9tattonaL lint
%DerittD" in Chicago erbalten f0nne. 9arouf
babe ie ibn1 S. gelanbt, aber ieitoem nicbts
peitcr iiber Die Sacbe geb0rt. SDr @eiucb
INN Elm 9tplOm trug bic GmpfebIung oeS
Sbobamt5ietretdr Sobn g. Carlisle, u11D
t6ceS 8atcrS, zines Srct3ric6terS.
0arduf trat ban Nngelbeet lelbit auf Sen
a3eugenftanb. Sci SEM &reu3perb0r bracb
CT pOlitGnbig 5uiammen unD uer9oB Sbrdz
men tpte Elm &tn6. Gr 9eitano Elm, baB CT
BON Der y9tatiOnal llntuerittp" betrogen
tpur0e unb baB er ipdter lelbit in ben
9tenlt Der &eute ge~treten lei, bon 6enen er
Dtntergangen nurDe. Ser YrDfeifDr Sar>
fins bon Der ygtattonal 11ntperiitp" in GDi>
cage tit ais s3euge ppr9elaoen poroen.
, 1893-05-23
mie Oer Sturm im 2onisuiue
9ebauft bat.
Oas Sofomotipeebduoe ser Souls.
pile uno Uaihptlle=8 abn tbeil-
meife Ser1t0rt
limo orei6ie mobnhdufer fdper bef6doiet.
2outsbiIIe, &D., %. M}ai.

4 v u | . y | t NU.y 10. Ulul.
6eute Morgen nm bier l16r pur6e bie
Staot BON einem @trbelIturm berllbrt.
Sine Wfenge @ebGube ipurben belcbGDigt,
0dcber nur6en abgebedt uno S6ornfteine
umgertfien. Stele Yerlonsn entgingen nur
nit fnapper gtot6 Der 0efdbr, burcb etn>
l~tltr5enoe Wfauern utb in bic Quft gei6leur
oerte Sr1mmer erl6lagen 5u tDer0en. Nber
nit Nusna6me bon eintgen 5erbrobenen
@lteomaBen uno letbten Gerlebungen fa1
men feline ernitli6eren llnfGue bor. Der
St1rm fam bonn gSeiten uno trug augen~
16etnltdb etnen lofdlen G6arafter, 0a BON
allBerbalb oe1 Staot feline l1nglidSfGQe ge>
melOet purben. Dim icbperiten bate Die
9outSpiae & Naibbiuezg iienbabngeleui6a
bon benz 1ntpetter 81 letben. Ser Q8tnO
1tteB auf oas groBe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'M
ipe1tlt6en Staottbeile, unb i'm gtu i~titr3ten
Die lcbtperen Wtauern unb baS 9a6 3uiame
men un6 ftelen auf Sic BEL Sen Gof0mottDen
bel6Gftt9ten OtGnner. Scbtpere 2otomo@
tipen tpur6en pom Geletie 9eipebt unb Unit
g%eltiir3t. Den in benz @ebdube bei9dftigten
Nrbettern gelang eS tpunberbarer gSetle,
itb gu retten.
SolgenDe e@ebGloe tpur0en beibGoigt:
9r. Sptpers 3tpei1todt9eS Badttetbaus, Jto.
632 Slap Str. boS 9ab 6elielben tpurOe
abgetpebt, unb fiel auf ber anberen Seite
Der StraBe auf Sic 8adftein>@ cottage BON
0m. SObnion, SEQ. 637 SLAP Str, Die
DOrbere @anO Der Cottage tpurbe 3ertriimz
inert. Son SEQ. $50 Slap Str. tpurbe bas
9o6 uno Die iiiblicbe @onb niebergeriileu ;
baiielbe mar bon Sobn &rte3iele beipobnt.
9aS 8~aditetn6aus $50. 719 Soncof Str.
purbe Dem GrOboben 9letb 9emabt; in
bemielben tpobnten pcrlbiebene Negerfamtz
lien, BON 6enen mebrere Berionen l9tper
bei9aOigt pur0en. SEQ. 514 GampbeQ
Str, sic @obnung bon @. q. Crosby,
tpurbe tbeilpeiie scritOrt; ebenio bas 6aus
BON s. Softer, SEQ. 641 @ait @reen Str.
On oer Gde BET le6sten unb Gbeitnut Str.
erlitt Srt6's 9(potbefe arge 8eicbdot9un>
gen baS 0a6 pur6e abgeipebt unb bic
S6ornitetne purOen beruntergeriiien. Qlub
GubabD's Sleil6marft an Ser ie6Sten
StraBe unb 8roa0maD murbe tbeiltpeiie
3erit0rt. SIM @an3en erlttten ettpa bretBtg
@ebGlbe in Der Sta0t i3pere 8ei9doi7
gl1ngen.
, 1893-05-23
Die Reuolnttou lit uiearaeua.
Die Re9ierun9struppen erIetoen cine
fAwere 11ieoerlo9e.
Der baIoiee SIur3 oes Diftotors Saca3a 81
ermarten.
@rono6a a, Ntca9agua, !
% Mnf {

Die geitrise S9Gadt 8tpii9en BEN STE
gierltngStruppen unb ben GebelIen, tpelcbe
nit bem Siege ser 2ebteren enbigte, bat
tpabri9etnltb boS S9idial Saca5a'S, Der
fi6 gum 9tttator auf9eporfen bat, be-
ite9elt.
Die &s9terun9strrppen peri1cbten tpiez
6erbolt, bte bon ben Nebelen beiebte Stabt
WfaiaDa gu itiirme11, purben aber iebeSmal
nit l6tperen 8erluiten 8uriidgei6la9en.
S4IteBltD madbten bte Nebelen etnenQtusz
fau, tpobet es tbnen gelang, bic 6egie>
rung5truppen nob allen &%tcbtungen gu
seripren9en. Ser balbtge Stur3 Sacasa'S
1T gu ertparten.
, 1893-05-23
GelegraphiP&e OepeP&en.
5lFhPrhItk+

- Q(lf Der Nort6ern @actftc=@ ilenbo6u IN
Der 9tGbe BON Qittle Sails, Wti1n., bat eit
i6merer llnfaQ 1tatt9efutoel1, bel mel6em bret
Yerlone1 oaS gebet etlt9ebrBt baben loue1.
9tGbere g(a6rt6ten feblel1 nod.
= Sn Merifo murbe eiu omerifortii6e
GtIenbabnmaul1 pom eil1em merifouil6elt
@ie6Sii6ter, Ser nebenbei bas @emerbe etltes
StraBellrGubers betrieb, aus Dem 6interbalt
Qnge9riiIen uu0 permultbet.
= Ole merifoniI6e @oliset bot eine 9efG6rz
It6e Sal 6ntitlt5erbdltDe III Der gtGbe Der
Sauptitabt auf9e9rifen.
-0ie u@r3onge 8anf" DON Sin9lap in
Soma lit Dertra9t unO Der &diltrer oerlelber
1T Dur9 Die Sopper 9e9on9elt.
= Plus Glmiro in Seem Oorf lpir6 Der ganz
terott Der oortt9en Gfattonolbatt 9emeloet.
- Die Sto6t 2ouispiue lit 9eitern Nben6
BON einem befti9en Sturnuminbe Ser3ouit NOR
ben, et1pa breiBig 0G1ier murben mebr ober
mt10er libel 5ugert6tet, let6lt9er S6aoer
ober u1r III peret1tSeltet SGQelt 6u9eft9t.
= 0ie 8epol1tion in Nicaro9uo I6ei1t al
eitem Q8enbepul1tt angelal19t 5u Ietlt. 0te
9te9ierungStrtppen baben cine l6mere 9tiez
berla9e %erlittelt, ultb Der Stur5 bes Oictators
Saca5a itebt Srt erportet.
= Su ct. 2OuiS III &Onferen3 befinblt9e
Metbooiiten9eiitli9e er9eben ii9 in iltfomeu
@3mG6ungen 9e9en Die Suben. Selbtperz
itGlOlt6 boben bic 6eu9ler aud eiltel1
1pittbe1oen Yroteit 9e9en BEN v%offeaen 8elt=
olsitelnn9s iOu1ta9" e%rlaiien.
= 31pau5i9 6duier III Garbonbale III 60
lorobD ein9eai6ert,
-0os 28etterbureou fiiltbigt fir mor9er
1pieoer wGrmere5 Q8etter al. Ser Norbmeit=
itltrm bat oil 6eftt9feit beOeuteub na99e=
Iaiielt.
, 1893-05-23
Raut tbm eini9e binter sic Ohren,
Wetl er aneebli6 hinter feinem Riiden beim
Gouperneur perIeumoet wuroe.
g t. 8ouI, Mtnn.. %. W2at

Ser Stats 9 Acknowledgements Sem
BON begegnete geftern Sobn s.. 8urfe auf
Der StroBe unb Deriebte ibm eini9e Sbr@
fctgen. 8urfe bate &enDon BET Dem @ouz
perrerr Nellon 0es acknowledgements be-
ic6ulbtgt unb ieine NbleBung perIangt. @r
%bebauptete, boB ct pOr 5pei Sabren BEN
@ouperneur Wterriam utb gu gleicber 3ett
alb &enDOn Die Wittbeilung 9emaebt babe,
baB bic Nortbpeitern Guaranty & 2oan
So. banferott iet, tporauf Ser @oup. Wterz
rtam SenDon beauftra9t babe, cine Inter
iucbung bor3unebmen. .&enpon babe boz
raul aber beribtet, baB bic @eieui9aft
5ablungsfdbig iet, unb, na3 ieiner, 8urfe's
Init6t, iei sermon in ieinem 8ertcbt an
ben @ouperneur IN u~nIauterer @etie beeinz
fluff porben. &enbon min iib iber Die
Nngelegenbeit nt6t tpeiter duBern unb iagt
nur, baB Die 8eibuI6i9ung cine ibfpere gez
Ieibigung iei. @ouD, NeIlon lit au9enz
blifli3 nit Ser llnteril6ung Der Sabe
bei6afti9t.
, 1893-05-23
Ju9enoliAe Our@brenner.
Solte Ger Gntfiihrer ab9efa6t peroen, 70
oirfte es INN iblebt eehen.
Terre 6aute, Sn6., %. Mai.

1effe 0dUte, Sho., 3. WfaI.
Qrtbur 8orfman, etn iungcr SGncber,
lief seitcrn nit 9[nna 6iider, Der fiinf5ebnz
idbrigen SOcbter eites bieiigen @roccrS
bauon. SIS purOe ermittelt, baB Sic 9urcbz
brenner nit einem 3uge Der @uansniGe &
Gerre 6oute>gabn abgereiit leien, aber mo-
bin ite ii6 begebcn batten, fonnte nidbt feit7
geltellt tperben. Ser 8ruoer un6 ser 8a7
ter oes Md66enS itnb auf 6as 60b1te aufz
gebraucbt, unO iolte es ibncn 9eltngan, 6en
Worfman ab3ufoiien, 70 biirfte es bieiem
einc Belt lang nibt 9anS gut geben. Ser
junge Wtann murbe nit 6em WG6c6en be-
tannt, ais CT i'm 6auie oeS 9aters einige
Qtrbeitcn 5u belprgen bate.
, 1893-05-23
5onnto9smuder un0 Juoenfein0e,
2tIs foI9e e~rtpeiien ii9 ole GhetInebmer an
elmer nletbooiftenconferen3.
g +. Qouis, q Ofot.

Sn ser CUR s3eit 0abier i~tattfin0enoen
Gonferen3 BON neutrality-suspicious. rief
Ser Qtntrag beS bis Dor &urSem in Gbicago
itationirt gepeienen Or. 6Ieming, BEN be-
fannten &abbiner Or. Seq. 6arrtion gu
einem Gortrage iibcr ben vSolmub" ein5u7
laben, einen mabren @ntriiitungsiturm
berbor. Son Ser gan5en @eieui6aft traten
feline bret fir ben Qlntrag elm bic iibrigen
crginyen itcb in tpiiiten S1impfereien gegen
6ie Suoen, pie man ite etpa in elmer Nnti7
SemttenDeriammlung gu Berlin ODer Q8ten
5t 90ren befommt. 9r. 6leming tpuroe
icblieBlib 3ur 3urid5iebung ieines 9ln@
TRACES ~ge3mungen. Die @eriammlung
faBte oub einen bon gifti9en 9luSfduen ge7
gen Die yNusldnber" itrobenOen Broteitbe7
lbIuB gcgen Bic Oeffnung Ser 8eItauSiteI7
lung am Sonntag.