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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27
April Sth, 1873

THE subscriber hereby gives public. notice to
l all concerned that he has been daly appojnted
anu has taken upon himself the trust Of an admin
lstrator OF the estate of James b. Snow late
OF hu,ksport IN the Co, of Hancock, deceased
by giving bond as the law directs; he Therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate to make immediate payment and
the same fer settlement i"''
April IL, 1873 an
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27

TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice IN all
l concerned that he has been duly appointed
ann mas taken upon himself the trust OF an ad
late OF Ellsworth, in the county Of Hancons az
. eeasea, oy giving bo;rd as the law directs: he
y. tne,e1ore requests all persons who are indebted
no .me saia aeeeaseds estate to make immediate
on 70 exhibit the same for settlement. '''0'o
March 10th, 4. d. IsQe arSa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27
saturday, April e2.


The treasury department must refund
epyeral millions to wool imp }rter> under a
recent drciHion-Ihe Ru an eAtiadi-
ton treaty i -iid 1" have sen signed b!
the car and tie rHgiilcatlo = exchanged
Secretary @: state Osborne 4 han.is ha-
h"en arrested. charged -rth r nilnA mon
The city ~ Ipxiiip Ia, Il - recGptura
/! the government trrt o. ae Request
g the Edison COMPANY IN spr.llmintrA
Injunction riga t-t the tolu ihia company
has tren denie,--Tt 70 ~ were AIllal
~ the Blowing up " a ~ zine house ~
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" ~ h"ur ""rAaAy aitrr
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a,',., u.,iri tue o'a sch'''ule ana
~ stolen property has been found in pos
49,, u " suPiS's'a bfooA MAS
'erno' norrs oi ."hhec'',
-. - m, r, m osoris ~ iouieu ll
-, "ii' -, ~ NM tnie isiiiiu euprenis
tant elect ric,i d.aI ~ ,,Iaos a, conco-d
\ IA nar,iallv finished bo,eI vas
wrecked by the wind at Colebrook, n. H.
Great damage was done by the gale at
Bennington. Vt.-The gale gave Prov
incetown Mass harbor a terrible raking,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27

TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF executor
OF the last VIII and testament of Mary Dunbar
late of tastine, in the county OF Hancock.
deceased. by giving bond aS the law directs
ne therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to the said deceased's estate to make i'm
mediate payment, and those who have any imme
d1ate demands thereon to exhibit the same for
settlement.
April Sth, 1873 s,yie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27

rrHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
1 concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF exern
tor OF the last viii and testament of Giles C.
"escotf, late OF PEI ohscot, in The county OF Han
COCK, deceased, by giving bond as the law directs
ne therefore requests all persons who are in
ate payment and those who have any immediate
demands thereon to exhibit the same for settle
ment.
HORACE r. WESLOTT
April Eth 1894 Avis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27

Major Merrill VIZ appointed iu~urH CO
commissioner and Horace 6 Wadliu chief
Of bureau II labor Statistics by the -jf-
truur II Massachusetts. and confirmed
W Il Mcclellan was Banned for fire mar
shall to succeed Charles W Nhitcuz4o.
w NJ Burke uf Nantucket Mas WA
muricrou>ly assaulted His SUPPOSED 4~-
>ailaut has been arrested Two uInc
wrr. admitted 10 full membership IN the
order II tarInolite, Ia Boston The gun
boat Machia4. built at Bath. Me, made an
average speed II 1884 Knots at SEA -A
bride Of i-ht months shot herself over tile
corpse 81 her husband At New Haven
Edward Begor pleadtd guilty ID the mar
der Of Mrs. Abigail Rogers At Wendell,
Mas, and wa. sentenced to prison for life
William Arnold Of Worcester. Mass WIS
fatally injured in New \ ORR Dir : :
Lane, formerly Il Boston, has been sent
TO an insane syium At Chicago The di-
rectors Of the Vienna Opera House have
refused to accept kcAtrr'~ resignation.
The death OF the widow Of General Han
cock i, Many werr Killed
and hundreds 81 houses were DESTROYED rs
the cyclone in Mississippi Peter Knox
was held without bail at lulyoke Mass
for manslaug hter-A fire il the Chase
mills cotton house at Fall River. Mass,
caused $500 loss Robert Tcmplrtun
escaped from his keeper at Biddcford Nc
Refugees escaped from the United States
legation at Santiago-A large body If out
laws are sacking towns in chihuahua,
MeX-The Pack ing cumpauy's brewery
at Detroit was burned. loss 300 e Tap
tain Guthrie reports that the Choctaw
trouble shows signs Of adjustment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27
ALL ABOUT
Rheumatism !
Do you want to know about It?
If so send your address and &c, Treatise on
the subject Fla EE.
DANISH RHEUMATIC CURE CO.,
3moslI Portland, Me.
NOTICE.!

L Hancock County Agricultural Society, will
be held at the town house In Blue Hill, on the
tenth day of May next, at l O'Clock P. NJ.
NAHUM HINCkLEY,
Sec'y of Hancock Co. Agricultural Society.
Blue Hill. April "a, 1888. 2wl7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27
NOTICE!

THE annual meeting of the members of the
Hancock County Savings Bank will be held
at their banking rooms on the second Monday OF
May May -, 1888. az ten O'Clock A. NJ. for the
choice of trustees and for the transaction Of any
other business that may lawfully come before
them.
CHAS. c. BURRILL, Clerk.
Ellsworth, Me-, April 25, 1898. lwI7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27

ARTHUR G. HINCkLtN.
3wl1 Treasurer OF Blue Hi.
Blue HIN. April -. 1-sci.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27

Public Notice!
THIS is to give public notice forbidding all per.
l sons trusting William Ash or family on ac
count of the town of Gouldsboro.
GEO. r. TAFT,
T. &. HAMMOND,
X. D. GUPTILL,
Se'ectmen and overseers OF poor Of the town Of
GOuldsboro. swift
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27

- -trNNINsUAN. IuI-..
~ .h Aif'-t 40 Ht~ n h.EE Er..-.,F.
trur rup hus-t -tIA,. o. l,uNE. Be-. I.trr
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-27
SLEIGHlNG IN THE SOUTH.
An UnTonted Snowfall Resulted In Some
Quocr Attempts mt Cutter Making.
Slcighing is Il rare thing in Atlanta,

Ga, and 50 vehicles with runners are
not numerous. But the inhabitants
managed to enjoy the snowfall of last
winter just the same. The journal of
that city says q few genuine cutters
were to be seen, but the improvised
sleigh did just as we'll. Gaspipes, pieces
of fiat iron and planlls were used for
runners, and were fastened to the aSlcs
of the vehicles. Atlanta was going to
make the most of the snowstorm, and
she took 81 sleigh ride. One gentleman
sawed out u huge hogshoad and nailed
it TO n pair of skids. lie looked like
King Gambrinus as u double team towed
him over the frozen beautiful. A lady,
who evidently had some fancy for
the style of the Esquimaux sat on
cuohton on q fiat wooden sleigh to
which was hitched asmall black pony.
There were no shafts, but long traces,
just as the Laplnndcrs use. The lady
was wrapped and hooded, and in her
arms she held n rosy-cheeked, bright
little baby, muftled like papoose of
Iceland. Two men, who liked to kill
two birds with one stone, constructed
sleigh on the design of Il river sltiff.
A man of family and Of originality built
double sleigh with childrens addi-
ton. On the front and larger sleigh
he and his wife sat in two wicker
chairs, and in the smaller, which was
towed by the larger, his two children
tilted back in little rocking chairs. Six
young gentlemen, one of whom runs n
furniture store, fastened six huge red
rocking chairs on wooden frame with
runners. Two stately nnd digniGed
mules made the rockaway slip like q
creased toboggan. ,. 80.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-27
AN UNHAPPY PEOPLE.
Trodbles OF jewish CoIonIsts In the Ar
gcntine Republic.

gcntine Republic.
It is learned from the Jewish Progress
that the Russian Jewish colonies which
have been planted in the Argentine Re-
public by Baron Hirsch are already suf-
fering from the hostility of the Argen-
tinians, or, as the Jewish Progress
says, are subjected to persistent per-
secution by the Spaniards and Portu-
gucse of the orthodox church." The
climate is unfavorablc to them; the
conditions of life are not what they
looked for; they cannot pursue those
industries which they like best; the
government is not over friendly to
them, and now the natives have turned
against them with the intent of driv-
ing them out and of preventing other
of Baron IIirsch's benefciarics from
joining them. 1t is certainly hard for
the poor Jews who have gone and for
those who desire to go to Argentine,
where there is room for ten million
new settlers. The government of the
country has for years past been anxious
to obtain immigrants from Europe and
has offered Inducements to newcomers
which have been accepted by Italians
and some Germans; but, as soon as 4
few hundred Jews go there, there is
opposition. The Argentinians are as
intolcrant of Judaism in the nineteenth
century as their Spanish ancestors were
in the fifteenth.
The Jews Of Russia, says the New
York Sun, are in q plight indeed. The
government Of their native country is
anxious to get rid of them and they
do cot find it easy to learn of any coun-
try in which they will be welcomed.
Turkey will not permit them to enter
any part of its territory executing Pal
cstinc, which few of them desire to go
to. Austria will not receive them; Ger
many will not receive them, and even
the jews of German nativity arc kept
in fear Of an anti-Semitic outbreak. In
France there is 4 strong anti-Jew1sh
sentiment. In England parliament has
been asked to take measures to prevent
the continuance of the Jewish influx
from Russia. Spain and Italy are no
moro to be thought of than the Scandi-
navian countries or Ireland. We should
suppose that Russian Jewish colonies
might be formed in the countries of
northern Africa, especially in Algeria,
under French protection. We do not
sec why the ancient home of the race,
Palestine, is SO unattractive to the Jews
of our time.
This American republic seems to be
the only country of the world to which
the Jews of Russia can como with any
assurance of peace, protection and
prosperity. We had a. very great jew
ish immigration last year until it was
stopped by the enforcement of the quar-
antmc laws in September and by the
presidents proclamation, which was
applicable TO all immigrants. 1t is not
likely that there will be any great adj
dition to our Jewish population this
year.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-27
CABINET.

S"c'ty. of State Walter Q. Gresham, Ill
scc'ty. of tho Treasury ..JohnG. Carlisle, KY
Sec'ty. of WaF....... Daniel S. Lamont, n. y
Sec'ty. of the Navy. -. Hilary \. Herbert, Ala
Postmaster Gen6 raj. Wilson S. Bissell. Y
Sec'ty. of the Interior........H oEe Smith, Ga
Atorney-Gcneral.... Richard Oluey, Mass
Sec'ty. of Agricultural. Sterling Morton, CD
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-27
SUPREME COURT.

Chief Justice. ......... Melville W. Fuller, Ill
Stephen J. Field, Cal
John NJ Harlan, Ky
Horace Gray, Mass
Aasoc;o+e Inst;oos Sam Blatchford, \
David brewer, Kaa
az Henry Il. Brown. Mich
...GeOIgc Shirds, Penn
How ell Z jackson, Ten
L. s. Senator's. Io N; Stewart s. E,,st
RIP. in Congress. Francis &. Newlards
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-27
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
..U.rS. GOVERNMENT.

President. GROVER CLEVELAND, y. Y
Yice-President. ..ADLAI Z. STEVENSON, Ill
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-05
WARS boarded MILLIONS
Enormous Treasures Stored III
Europe Ready for Conflict.

PARIS, March 5. - One billion,
three hundred million dollars-this
is the incalculable hoard laid up IN
the treasury vaults of Europe's
military-ridden nations, ready at
wars alarm to be promptly flung
broadcast in the preparations for
the mighty contest.
These treasures, which do not
come under the inspection OF the
military attaches, are the most
formidable warlike instruments in
existence, says the Paris cores
pondent of the New York Herald.
Germany was the first country
to create such a reserve fund, which
has been the cause of her success
for a century past. At present the
treasure is locked up at Spandau
in the old Julius Tower, and
amounts to $3OO,OO0,O00. The key
of the treasure house is kept by the
Emperor himself, and rather than
allow one single piece OF gold to go
out he would allow Germany's
signature to be protested.
France, which possesses a war
reserve of $4OO,000,000, would have
the greatest advantage over her
neighbor, because nearly four-hfths
of the money spent would be ex-
pended in this country, while Ger
many would get barely two-tifths;
Notwithstanding the famine and
the disturbed state of her finances,
Russia has reserve of $425,OOO,-
900.
Austria has barely $50, 100000,
and even that was formed with the
greatest difficulty. 1t was only
upon the advice-amountlng al
most to an order--from the Berlin
Government, that Austro-Hungary
decided to make the necessary sac
rifices.
Italy is the poorest Power of Eu-
rope, and specialists do not believe
that she could find the $50,000,OO0
necessary for the mobilization of
her army. If she did there would
be nothing left, and the army
would be obliged to live either in
the enemy's territory or at the ex-
pense of her allies.
Thus there is sum of 1906
100000 lying idle and awaiting the
moment when it would serve for
the destruction of large portion OF
the youth of Europe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-05
TALMACE'S TROUBLES.
He Tells the Story of the Taber-
nacIe'S Difficulties.

New YORK, March 5.-Rev. T.
Dewitt Talmage, before his sermon
this morning, spoke about the finan-
cial trouble which hangs over the
big Brooklyn Tabernacle. He said {:
ave have been at our wits ends
how to save our church, and through
no fault of ours the story in a nut
shell is that years ago we built a
large church. The next year we
enlarged it at almost the expense
of new church. Just as we were
getting it paid for it burned down.
Then we built another large church.
Just as we were getting it paid for
the lightning put an end to it.
eve then built this church,
which is practically the fourth
church, counting the enlargement
referred to as a new building.
"We have raised during my pas
torate 81 100000 for religious pur-
poses. But no church on earth
could endure without serious en-
barrassment what we have been
called to 60 through, and we must
have help or stop.
"Our congregation is going to do
its utmost, and day and night our
people will exert themselves. All
the newspapers in these two cities
are doing us a kindness that |
know not how to sufficiently thank
them for"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-05
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, 1893-12-15
3ufammenttur eines 9u9ens
Der Goutspiue uno 1efer1onptue
Bride.
Qn9ebIid pier5i9 perfonen babel um9efom.
men.


SIS pir6 beribtct, baB elm 8osen ser
2OuiSOiae unb Sefferionuiac : Bride eins
~9eitllr3t lit unb baB 5ebu Berionen babel
oas 2eben p~erforen Dabem.
Cine ipdtere 0tacbribt melOet, baB bel
benz @initur3 Der Seffcrionuiuer 8riidc
uier3ig Berionen umgetommen iinb. BUR
3eit bes llnfal1cS ~befanoen lib lecbsig
Wtann BORT an Oct Nrbcit.
Man gIaubt iebt, baB pier5ig Meniden
Bel Dem @initur3 OeS 8riidenbOgens ibrcn
SOB fanbe1. IS mar Der pierte 8ogen,
tpclcbcr ~3tpanSig Otinuten nacb 5e6u l1br
5uiammenbra9. Sammtli9e Qcic6en ma
rem lArcdlicb perltiimmelt; eS tparen sur
3eit iecb5i9 Q(rbeiter an Dem 8riifenbogen
bci9aftigt: I'm eff ubr bate man bcreitS
filnfunbSman5ig 0eicben aus 6em Baiier
ge5Ogen, unO m09Ii9ertpciie errei9t bic
l3obl Der llm9efOmmcncn cine nocb b0bere
3abI, ais bic oben ange8ebene.
, 1893-12-15
Stdott1bes,
Rurse freibeit.

Seine SurD ipiiroe i'm iibcrfIbrt bdben.
aber trOb0em fOnnte icb nicbt oie 9erauts
tportLi6teit auf MIDI nebmell, ibr freisuz
%Iaiien", erflGrte beute Gornlittag Hicbter
Softer in 8eSug auf Oted &oman, Der
geltern auf 0runo zines 0abeas Corpus
geiucb5 BON Gicbtcr Dunno aus oem1@ountpz
%9efGugn1B eutlalien mIrbe. &omau mar
Der Grmoroung BON George 9Sauacc. be-
ibulot9t, Der in einem Stale binter benz
6auie 9to. 2612 9. Yart Nue. Dor ettpu
einem Otonat toot porgefunben murbe.
Die @oronerSgeibporenen batten einen
gSabripru6 ab8egeben, DaB 8qQace Don
etnem 8fcrOe ericbla9en morben lei. 3met
8o6en barauf ipurbc 6omon per6aftet unh
9tidter Softer itberpies ibn, troboem oeoen
ibn fein 8cpetSmaterial uorlaa, an bic
@roBgel6tporenen. &omat mar nit
BaIace suiammen BET Dem Tubrbolter
Walter Wfatnmrtgbt bcicbdftigt aetpeleu.
0ticbter Dunno prifte Die tpenioen oeqen
&onon DOrIiegenOen &er6ocbtsgriinbe unb
belt otelelben fir su icbpadb, UNI cine SQft
tur 9toman 81 redbtferti9en.
@leib naboem &oman gefteru aus benz
GountpgeT0n8niB cntlaiien porbeu mar.
tpurbe Ell inter Der Nntlage, Elm SSuItias
flicbtltng 5u lein, mieoer nerbQftet. Gr
miro IN louisville, &D., g~etpilnlcbt, mo er
IN letner Gtgeni9aft alsGerfGufer in einem
n9roS7@aenpaaren9ei6aft @aaren i'm
g8ertbe BON 5000 burb fali6e 8oripieaez
lHlI9elt an ltcb 9ebrabt BADEN iou.
, 1893-12-15
glPhPrhItk
NmO SmrsgefG6tes.

- eute ioGI's no6 REGIMEN, mor9en obcr
1tcb autbelen unb falt tperoen, 6a Der Bino
mach gtOrbpeiten umiprtngt.
= Sci einem Observation-Disclosures, Der itcb
heute III 8enniplOanien 5u%getragen, 6cben
fiinfunb5wan3ig Wteni3en Gerlebun8en Oa9
nongetragen.
= Sci etnem 8ritdeneinitur3 in 2outs@
bile iinb 40 Weniben unt9etommen.
-Nuf Ser Stem gorter SonbsbOrie IieBen
bic &urle beute ettpas nab.
= Ser 9tegen beute, auf Ben Sroit fol-
gen ioQ, bat Die @ei3enpreile un6 bamit
aucb bic 8reiie Der iibttgen @etreibeatten
ettpaS gefeiti9t; S6peincfleiib lit UNI q
Sent, Gipp6en nm 5 Sent i'm 8reiie 5u7
riifge9an9en. S6mal8 bat ii3 ntbt Oerz
Gnoert.
= Sn Berlin mill man IN amertfantz
ibem S6petnefleiic6 l~ebenbtge Srtdbtnen
oIfgefunben babeu.
Sine eurOpGii6e 9roBntG6t ion Bel
Der fransDiticben Gegterung bic @ritnbun9
elmer internationalen Qiga 9e9en Die Qnarz
cbtlten in N~nre9ung 9ebradbt baben. Eobe
SpaBnOgel eri6reden Barrier Samilten,
tn6ent lte 6enielben 8o9uS>9 Dnamitbpm9
ben Dor Die 6Guier legcn.
= SIN WteQila berri9t berri9t our !3eit
Waffenrube.
- 8iSmard's NeIteiter macbte ficb berte
tpieber i'm &ei6stage mauiig. @r grill Die
Gc9terun8 tpegen tbrer San6eIspoIitit
befti9 oil.
= 9tus 6en Gtodbarbs tpir6 beribtet :
3ufubr 5000 Sti6 Ninopteb, 5000
Stid S6peine unb 5000 Stiid S6afe.
Die 8retie itnb 6urbpeg feit uno Sbpetne
Inn 5 Sent tbeurer. 66pere 6bpeine
bringen $5.10@5.4O, Ieicbte s.. .35,
i6pere unb letbte burcheinanOer $500
@5.40.
= &ar6tnaL Wonaco Ga Galletta, Ser
9etan bes &arbinalsz Goue9iums, ibetnt
I'M Sterben 5u ltegen.
- Die @ol0reierbe ser 8unbesre9ierung
bat geitern nm 110,287 Dollars ab7, ber
SilberOorra1b INN 1926 Dollars 3u9e>
nommen. 1882 Dollars me9r, ais por@
geltern, tparen BEL 8anten 0eponirt. gfac6
2lb3ug aler 8erbtnoLicbteitrn befanoen 1id
106,415,3 47 9oQarS in Ser &alie, 5. +.
103, 749 Dollars mebr ais Says 3uDor.
= Ser 6erseitige 8efebls6aber Der Ste
beIenflotte in Der Sal bon &io Be Sanetro,
2bmtroL Saloanba be @arta, Bat Elm Wtoz
nifeit e~rlaiien, in Delcbem er Bet 3uOerit6t
auf ben b~alotgen Ste8 Der Ge6elton Nusz
bruf 9tbt. Die 9tebeuen idbetncn in Der
Shat neuer6tngs erbebltcbe 8ort6etIe err
ru1gen 81 baben.
, 1893-12-15
Cine ei9entbamlihe Kranfbeits=
erf6etnun9.
Gin iuneer, frdftiger mann, Ger all SIut=
ausfbwibunoen Ieioet.
sc e ~ ODrf, Is. 0es.


Der MISUNDERSTANDING G6tpar6 Dunn,
tpelber in elmer 0ruGerei in $40. 26 8auoez
tpateritraBe a%rbettet, unb onicbeinenO poQz
tommen 9eiuno lit, fam geitern nacb benz
6ospltal in GDamberltr., I'M iic6 iiber leiz
ncn 3uitanO bort 9tatb gu bolen. 2lus ben
Yoren am 0elicbte un6 ben Qrrnen orang
nGmlt3 unausgeiebt Slut er la9te, baB CT
ptel Slut D~crloren 6aben miiiie, 6aB ct aber
oaourcb nibt gei9Ddcbt iet.
Or. 3aDlor mar iiber bieie etgent6imz
It6e @ribetnung eini9ermaBeu eritaunt,
unO pHBtc niobt recbt, mas 6a Su t6un iet.
Nugenl9etnlid mar feline 2trterie oerlebt,
benin baS 8lut itr0mte ntcbt beftig teraus,
mas lon1t bate Der SAL lein muiien. gSG9z
rel1o Der 0oftor nod Oariiber nacbbacbte,
paS ct fir Dunn tDun t0nne, b0rte Der
8lutausfluB pOn ieIbit auf. 9erielbe bate
ettpa cine Stunbe lang geoouert, uno Dunn
begab itdb oarauf tpicoer our Qtrbett.
Der 0oSpitalbireftor Safe 1Qgte aeitern
N(beno einen 8eri9teritatter, baB 0unn's
Sal Elm duBerlt ~ieltener lei, uno baB ct
m00li6erweiie no9 in meoi3tniiben !3eitz
lc6riIten cine Stole ipielen Der6e; Dunn
leioe ndmli6 an 8IutauSibpibunger.
D@S it," ia9te Or. Safe, vtbatld9licb
cine 8lrtausi6uibung aus Den 9oren Der
!6aut, ipelbe au6 algemein ais GrflGrung
Der 8lutausi6miBung Ocs 6eiIanbs anQez
nommeu pirb. l1eber Sic l1rIaCbe bieIer
@ri6etnltng iinO iib Die Ner5te nod nicbt
gang etnig."
, 1893-12-15
9as Barrier SOmbenatteutat.
Die 8ep0Iferuns 0urd Dumme=
Iun9enitret6e
IN 2Ineit uno Sdreden perfebt.
g s, Is. Oe3.


Seit benz 8%ombenattentat in Ser 9ez
puttrtenfammer fommt bic 6ieitge 8eb0l=
ferun9 aus Der Q(ufregun9 gar nidbt mebr
beraus. 0aSu fOmmt uob, baB oie 2ffaire
gu allen mO9li4en hummer Sber3en 9tnlaB
9iebt. SAT- alItGglicb finOet mar nor
6Gulern namentli3 I'M artitotratiicbel1
6aubourg ct, @ermoin, Bomber" Die
entmeocr leer ober nit irgenbetuem nicbtz
egploiiuen Stoff, Der tpte Bulper auSiie6t,
9efilut iin6. 2lub ben Eotbi6ito bat man
altf blele Q8eiie ericbredt. Die Yolisei bat
bis tcBt nob feinen Der 8erle, Die ioldbe
oummen SpGBe Deriiben, ertpiibt.
Die YoIi5ei mir6 wabri6etnli6 6te
yMaiion bu Yeuple", cine Nlrt Nrbetter>
80rie, i6IieBen, neil bteieIbe neuerOiu9s
gum QufentbaltSort BON Nnardbtlten ulO
ertremen So3ialtiten, Die Gufriibrerii6e
Geben balten, getporoen 1T.
Ser y3emp5" bcbauptet, baB cine fremoe
@roBmadbl bel Bet fran3Oltiben &egterung
bic @riinbung elmer internattonaLen 2t9a
gegen ben Nnar6ismus in Nnre9un9 gez
brabt bate.
OaS 8efin6en bes IerbN1en @eial16ten
@eorgenitlb, Der am Nbenb 6eS Ii. atoz
pember in einem Der OupaI'iben Geitou>
rants bon cinem iib ais Nnardbiit oltS9e>
benben S6ultergeieIen, gtamensS autbier,
9eitocben mur6e, bat itcb pl6blib tpie6er
~beoeutenb DerI6ltmmert.