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The Opelousas courier., 1893-02-25
JOB PRINTING-H
a Farmers Paradise.

III following, from the Lafayette
Advertiser will fit orr parish to a T.
and we give it here for the benefit OF
those from a distance who are seeking
information of this garden spot of the
world -
Ii the farmers of the North and West
were conversant with the many dyan-
tages afforded by our rich soil and
magnificent climate, there would be a
constant stream of immigrants pouring
into Southwestern Louisiana. But
the difference between the two sec
tons is so great the fertility of our
soil so wonderful that it is hard to
convince one who has not visited this
section that the half that is said of the
country is true. There is no section
OF country within the broad domain
OF our land where nature repays with
so bountiful and generous a hand, the
efforts put forth by the husbandman {;
no soil q be found that will produce
more to the acre than that found in
Lafayette and surrounding parishes.
The land stretches out in gentle slopes,
with here and there small ravines,
forming u of the most beautiful and
picturesque scene that ever enehant-
ed the eye of mortal. The hills and
dales seem like the swelling bosom of
the ocean ever and ano we see the
home OF q planter on the summit of a
crest. onlDto disappear from view as
we descend a gentle slope, like the
bouyant ships that proudly ride the
YVaVnc nf thu cnn an n aalnn md &ra,
quill day. Surely the people of this
section have much to be thankful for,
and when one views the glories of the
scenery, becoming familiar with the
delightful climate, and productiVeness
OF the soil, he no longer wonders at
the great love for the South which has
always filed the hearts of her o n and
daughters. 1t is not remarkable that
the people of the South are noted fer
their hospitality, for it would be an I'M
possibility to dwell in this sun-kissed
land of plenty without imbihiDg and
absorbing a part e5 the generosity
which Nature herself has distributed
with such a lavish hand. A mans ma
ture must need of necessity, expand
and become greater and nobler, and
his heart warm toward his fellow
man under the influences of such glo-
rious surroundings.
The many and great advantages
offered by Dame Hature to the farmer
will ere long become universally ap-
pTeciated, and even the beauty of
our country Is attracting the attention
of the outside world, and capitalist
and farmer alike are casting a longing
eye in a southerly direction, and ere
many months have gone a tide eff emf
grafton will set in that will bring both
prosperity and wealth TO this country,
and inside of a few years tile glories of
our beloved South will be sung togeth-
er by a happy and contented band of
native and adopted sons, who will
work together for the common good,
until the South, the glorious South,
shall become the most prosperous part
of the Union.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-02-25
FEED RICE FOR SALE.

A limited quantity of ''unmer charitable
rice, red and mixed, perfectly sound, and the
best aud most economical feed, for horses,
cows, hogs, poultry, etc, for sale cheap. Ap-
ply to +. l.. Sandoz, Landry street, second
block from railroad crossing-teorner grocery.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-02-25

Louisiana is just fairly entering the
brightest day of her existence. Pros
perity, the greatest the State has ever
known is in sight. She can couple a
thousand advantages with her climate
and the vast North ii beginning to
find it onL-Lake Charles American.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-02-25

Go West, young man, has been
changed, and the person who desires
to get the most for bis money is al
ready on bis way South,
The Opelousas courier., 1893-02-25
Look Here

Do o owe the COURIER for sub
sription, advertising or job work. IF
81 please remember that this is the
season of the year when people are ex-
nacted to have money, and the credi-
fors Of the COURIER are demanding
satisfaction ssin cash. We will have
"a do the same thing in return, and
rcouest every man, Woman and child
who " US to please come forward
and do something for us in the way of
leash
The Opelousas courier., 1893-02-25

Louisiana cxempts from taxation
capital employed in manufactures.
This is an indueement not offered By
many states, and should have the eff
feet of bringing manufacturers here.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-02-25

Oar Northern friends who have re-
gently come 10 our midst and have
been reading daily almost of the be
low zero weather at their old homes,
wants TO know .where in the thunder
it goes to- as they don't see any of it
down here. They have half mind to
believe their folks back home are try
ing To fool them.-Lake Charles Amer
lean.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-02-25

In AtIanta it appears that the preach
ers Of The gospel have formed an or
ganizatioh the purpose of which is to
reform the daily newspapers and force
them 10 eliminate from their columns
suct, matter rs the preachers regard as
objectionable. I'm other words, the law
10 to he laid down under the threat Of
chn,ch displeasarc il it is not promptly
obeyed. that the papers shall not give
space to police news, the accounts of
prize fights aud other worldly matters,
but must c0nfine themselves to the pub
l~iention of glowing reports of sermons,
camp. meetings and church entertain
ments. This action is of course an i'm
pertinent interference with the business
of others, bDt the matter would not be
worthy of any comment did it not
make religion ridiculous N. O. States.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-02-25

Thomas A. Edison on Thursday COM
pleted arrangements TO show his latest
invention. the kinetograph, at the
Worlds Fair. The kiuetograph is ).
remarkable device, but it is not very
useful. 1t is an instrument By which
every gesture of a speaker may he
photographed, and at the same time
every word he atters is recorded on the
cylinder of u p~honograph. The two
devices are then connected, the photo
graphic apparatus and the p~honograph.
BY throwing the photograph on a
screen and starting the talking machine
the words and gestures of any speaker
can besp reproduced. The effect pro-
duced il that the figure on the screen il
doing the talking The deception is
said t q very clever
The Opelousas courier., 1893-02-25

Not long aGnthe Chicago hotel men
were making a persistent effort to in
duce the railway managers TO an
nounce an important reduction in
prices of travel to the worlds fair.
Since the Railway Age suggested that
the managers of the railways meet and
discuss the reduction of hotel rates
during the fair the hotel people have
apparently lost all interest in the mat
ter of lower railroad fares.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-02-25

Ex-Congfessfnan Bntterworth thinks
that consideration for the great wage
earning classes is sufficient for The Sun
day opening Of the fair If class con
siderations are 10 rule, certainly the
wage earners should be entitled to the
highest consideration. But the highest
ground for Sunday opening is that it is
right, aud that resistance to il can find
no consti tutional ground to rest upon.
Philadelphia Record.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-02-25

immigration has already proven one
of the greatest benefsctnrs Louisiana
has ever kut1sn. A vaty few years
ago, before the tide was turned IL this
direction. there were millions of stcres
of unoccupied and uncullivats.i lands
in Southwestern Louisiana, unwanted
and without a commercial value.
Within FIVE years the I'M lands have
risen to a value of from So 90 to $25 90
per acre, and are eagerly sought after
at these figures. Crowley Signal
The Opelousas courier., 1893-02-25

Austria an electric loco
motive which is to travel 1875 miles an
hour. The Independents Beige fol-
lows with the statement that tile North
Belgian Company and the North France
Company are constructing a line for
locomotives, operated by electricity, on
which the journey fas1m brussels to
Paris, about 1872 miles, will be accom-
| plished in eighty minutes, a speed of
nearly $50 miles an hoar. 1t il further
stated that the trains will be running
In about two months.
What the South needs to make the
| manufacture of cotton goods a sn ecess
is frst-class mills with first-cIass ma
chinery and intelligent management,
| furnished with sufficient capital with
| which to successfully place her goods
in the markets of the world. Those
| who can remember the condition of
The manufacturing interests of the
South twenty-five years ago will ION
cede that she has not been idle. The
future will Witness greater progress,
not only in the making Of cotton fab
| RIGS, but Ia diversified agriculture and
mechanical achievements Baltimore
Manufacturers Record.
A Louisiana lady, now residing at
the North, but whose interest 10 the at
fairs Of her old home, especially those
connected with public education are
keen, writes to g friend in the city II
read in The Item an article on the end
ing of the Louisiana lottery there, and
It's departure for some other country.
It does seem d shame that so much
money should be diverted 10 foreign
places, when it would do such great
good in your State, particularly 10 af-
fording proper schools for the children
Of the poor. Especially 50 40 lotteries
will I'd on Id New Orleans as in all
cities up N0rtb.-N.O. Item.
, 1893-04-28
Die GARNER in teller uer'weif=
lung.
6roBe Sanoitreden itehen unter
Dafer
limo cine meree farmer wolen thr mei5ens
Iano nit 6erite uno Pafer beiteuen.
St1ber. Wetun., %. Q(prtl.

SLIDER, Wttnn., %. Nprtl.
Die 8eb0lferung BET gan3en @egeno bier
lei0et an tiefer @ntlnutbigung, un0 bie
Sarmer, tpelcbe bor ~ipentgen Sagen nOb
Bic eriten lonnigen Sage nit Subel begritBs
ten un6 nit Siberbett Ben @intritt Der
beiieren Sabresseit ertporteten, laiien Die
&0pfe bGngen lrnb bertpiiniden ben etpigen
&egen, Der tbre Selber in Simple Dere
ipanOelt ulo Die 8eiteuung berSO9ert. Der
Jteo Cafe 9tiper, iDelcber felt benz lebten
Sonntag nm ie6S SUB 9efaaen mar, lit
Wteoer i'm Steigen begrtffen uno es ptro
befitr6tet, baB pieoerum einc lteberz
icbpemmung eintrttt. 3piiben bier unb
GroofitOn bat iicb baS Sis tart geitaut,
nnb iOate ber Gisgang pI0blicb etntreten,
10 mitr0e ieoe Bride bon bier bis 0rano
Sorts Ser 3erlt0run8 al1beimfallen. 8tele
Sarn1en in Der 9tacbbarl6aft iteben 10 ttef
unter Naiier, baB Ote Sarmer MIR in 80ten
IN tbre Sbeunen g~elangen f%Onnen; unb eS
lit ieBt gar NIGHTS lln9eip0bnli6eS bier, baB
Der 6armer am Wfor9en letn Boot beiteigt,
UNI nacb Der S6eune 81 fabren, nm iein
SteD uno ieine 6itbner &C. 3u ~flittern.
SGmmtlibe 2anbitraBen iteben inter
9Salier un6 es ntrb nocb etne gcn3e Belt
lang oauern, ebe lie tpieber paiiirbar iein
%tperoelt, ieIbit ;1acb NbfluB oeS 8aIers.
0te 6Glfte Der bieii9en GARNER bat icbon
Die 6Offnung auf cine @~ei5enernte Douz
ltdnotg aufge9eben unb beabii6ttgt, baS
Met3enlanb nit Safer uno @erite 81 be-
1teuen.
, 1893-04-28
Stanker Gsat
Sudt neueroin9s Ole Der. Staten
in einen 0wiit nit Chile Su
perntdeln.
Die diIenifde 1eeierune hat oen amtlifen
Derfehr NIT thm abeebroaen.
@aIparatfp, %. Q[pril.

/ Y v u | y 20. NtPtt'
Inn Ser bonn amerifanii3en 0eianoten
G9an nob 8aiAta9ton geianOten 9epeicbe
Die Sptbe abSubreben, bat Die biIcnii6e 9fes
9Ierung bic 3iriifSte6uug Der bisber in Der
Jtdbe OeS @ebGuDes Ser @eiahDtl1aft gu
Santiago poittrt scipeienen Mtilitdrpolten
an9eoronet. Wfan lit bier Der Qniic6t, baB
G9an es lleuer0tngS bararf anlegt, Sptiben
Den Ser. Staaten unb @bile eiren StreitfaQ
gu lcbaffen. Gr bot nGmlib berludt, itb
nit llmgehung bes auslpdrtigen 9(mtes gu
Santiago in Dtrefte 8erbinDung nit benz
&rtegsmtniiterilnl 5n ieben. Gr 9iebt ais
9runo oofiir an, 0dB ct nit benz gegen>
tp0rtlgen Wtntiter 6cs QlustpGrtiger1, 8lanco
Stel, nibt perDanbeln moue, neil berielbc
oer conlerpattoen 8artei angeb0re uno BEL
Der a3eitung Isl 8~OrOenci", pelcbc Ggal
betttg art9e9rtffen bat, intcreiitrt lei. 9az
raufbin bat Giel eeitern Ggan benacbrtcb5
ttgt, baB ct feinen offi5teIen Gerfcbr n1e6r
nit ibm unterbalten fDnne, neil Iein 8ez
nebmen cine i5tuere 8eIeibigung oes aus
tpdrtigen QlmteS fet. SIS lit gar nicbt II
mogIi6, boB @gan obne @eiteres ieine
YGlie 5u9eftelt .erbGlt. Die cbi(entic6e
3e9ierung lift Der 9tnitcbt, baB neuerlicben
Sertpidelungen MIR burcb Die 8eauftragung
beS amerifaniicben &oniulS 8arre nit Der
8eittpeiIigen &abrung Der @eidafte Der @ez
lanotlcbaft porgebeu9t perben fOnne.
, 1893-04-28

@ebdu6e gelodt, nm baielbft sic Nne
tunft @laoitone's 5u erwarten. Sci
ieinem Gri6einen tpurbe ibm cine begetiterte
SDation gu She'll.
SIN llnterbauie pnr6en peri6ie6ene
Sragen geiteQt betreffs Der gta6ri9t BON
benz Wtorooeriucb auf @laoitone. Der
Mfiniiter bes Snnern, 0tsquttb, %erflGrte,
6oB Der 8orfau 6urb sic 8erbaftu,lg unb
8ro5eiitrun9 zines Wtannes megen uner1
laubter &bfeuerung elmer S6uBtpaffe auf
~offener StraBe CUR 3eit gericbtlib inter
lltcbt tper6e un6 baB ct etnitmeiIen NIGHTS
Naberes bariiber an5u9eben i'm StanOe lei.
= Die QSGcbtcr Suite, MurpbD un6
@lDnn, Die Sur 3eit, ais Die beioen OtOrber
8aIltiter uno &oebL aus benz 3ucbtbauie
gu Sing Sing entipran9en, auf Q8a9e maz
rem, iin0 bonn 0tenit entlaiien iporben.
lteber Die fliibtigen MSOrber bat man
nod NIGHTS @eitereS 9eb0rt.
, 1893-04-28
GelegraphiP&e OepeP&en.
T.

-Oas b06mti6e 9tG6t6en &reubbero lit
our6 ESeuer fait odr3li6 serit0rt moroen unb
feds Yerioueu baben babel oas 2ebe1t etl19e@
bIBt. Die 9eotb nuter ben @b9ebronltten lit
el1tletli6.
- Sc11 M1ftrolier perfro6t cine 8anf no6
Der or6eren. 6eute lit bic Staltborb 8Gnt,
zines Der G~lteIten ltl1o beOeuten0ten Sttal15z
i%nitttltte, pleite 9e9o19et.
@m polttiI6en 6immel Ser ursentint@
i9en 3epnblit ltl1b neuerotn9s @olten auf9eS
1tte9en. St5ez9rditoent l1libort bat ploblt3
ietn Qmt nieoer9ele9t.
Ser ySroi6mGulefrie9" 1T Der braitliaz
nii6en 8roptns Jio @ranoe DO Sul 9ebt
Iuiti9 meter. Uruguay lit ebenfaus BON Der
Galtfll1it befollen n1t0 let1tet ben brollllaltI=
l9en &ebeQeu oiien Setltorb.
Ser @tGnter G9ou lu1t I9on wieber
etlterl Streit nit Der 3tletiI den Ge9ierl1t9
pom 3Qune Ri bre6en. Oieielbe 9ebt tart
nit benz Hlalle I'M, Dem iriIGen 0eber Ietlle
YGlie Su3u iteuelt, nm i'm CUR lofortt9en Nb@
retie Su 5pin9er. Sin oalerl1oes 9l1teS @tll7
perne6men 5pii6en ben betoen 9Gubert 1pIro
crit mad Der enb9iiltt9en Selettt9u19 G9anS
er6telt peroen tOnten.
-0te 2onboner ,,8oG WtoG gasette",
5pel6e befal1utli6 ultltmebr benz Geloprobe1t,
NSiutam @alborf 2titor 9ebDrt. nta6t it6 nit
ibrer SeuIattonsna9rt9t Don Dem an9ebItz
den MOroperiu6 ouf 9remier @laOtone
9rinblt6 la@erli6.
- 6eute @ormittag sroBe 9ara6e III Stem
Dorf. 4rGitoent @lepelartb frat iofort 1a9
Der SeenOi9ur19 OerieIbeu Die &etie mad @b1z
cage OIL.
- Ser 0ampfer ugruIlian" Don Der Muenz
9ttie pom @las9ow mad 6olifar, nit 800
&lsmonberer an Sorb, lit i9on leit pier So=
gen iiberfautg.
, 1893-04-28
pantf in elmer Kirde bel elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Cine mIenge perionen traeen perlebuneen
oapon.
@tlfesbarre, 8a., 80. NpriG.


@citern N6en6, tpabrenb elmer llntcrbalz
terbaltung in Der Wetbo6iitenfirbe in
Sairpiem, entitanb 6urdb bte Grplolion
elmer 9ulDermiibung CUR 6erltellun8 BON
farbi9en 2tbtern, Die BET elmer @oriteQung
benitBt tperben %iolten, cine ibredlicbe 8a2
nit, Oils Die Grploiton ltattfanb, mar Bic
&ircbe bis auf bert'leBten 8lab gefiiut, uno
WtGnner, Srauen uno &inber itiirSten TO-
fort i'm ptlben 9urbeinanber Der Sbiir
81, unb traten ii6 babel gegenieiti9 81 So
ben. Sofort %get0btet murbe ~9tientanb,
aber 9icle iinb 10 i9limm 5~u9ericbtet, 6aB
tie ibren Gerlebungen pabri6etnlich erlie7
gen peroen. Srau George @bnarbS bate
tbr 8abD auf benz Q(rm, bas BON t6r tpegz
g%eriiien lpur6e unb einen Sdbdbelbrltdb er>
lit. Solgenbe Berionen Durbcn DerleBt:
Nuie 8ropn, 8ranbnunben uno inncre
Serlebungen; GliSa Smttb, S6G6elbrucb
un0 8ranOnunben; Wtamie 6elIinger,
Guetl6ungen am &opf uno &Orper; 6rnu
George @omarb5, ~&opflpunoen unDG ueticb7
rrngen; 2ottie Dean, Gueti6ungen; ellie
Gbarccr, 8ranomunoen uno Queticbungen .;
S. s. Golburn, 2lpot6efer, idbtpere 8rdn6z
mun0en un0 innere 8erleBungen s. Wto>
fer, 8ran0punben. NuBeroem trugerl
nocb Diele an0ere 9erionen, beren 9tanten
nibt betannt iinb, 8erDun0ungen oapon.
, 1893-04-28
Stdoti1bes.
Gin 8au nit Pinoernifen.
Z. ). SYr1an onr6 aIIerhato uIadi1tationen
cine 9an5e Do4e lang an Ger Grri6tun9
zines Qnbaues perhi1oert.

81. S. 2Dmar, Ser 8eiiBer zines 6otels,
6045 9tbooes 2%tuenIe, erid6ien beute Worz
gen in Der Office bes 8aucommil16rs
Soolelt u1b beibWerte itcb, oaB 9oliseiz
Snlpector 6Unt's 2eute tbm nidbt erlauben
%pollten, etnen @ln6au an letn 6otel III
macber1, troboem ct linen misunderstanding
1cbetn geSet9t.
ollie 8earnte bdtte1 alf 9lnreauno BON
6rau @iuiam Glarf Sen Scbein fir cine
6Gll6ung erfldrt uno ibm perboten, trob=
Dem aIeS 8numateriol iett mebr ais elmer
gSO9e berett ltege, ben 8au in 9lngriff su
nebn1en.
6err 2Dman ertlGrtc Sic Sacbe foleenberz
maBen: yS6 baute Oas 6otel urlpritngz
lt6 in Der 9lbit6t, bic 3intmer o6re 8ez
fOltigun9 81 permtetben. Srau Glarf, Die
ncbeu mctnem 0Otel Elm Heitaurant be-
tretbt, bate iiob oarauf gelpibt, bic 8ef0fti=
gung nteiner Uttetber 5u ii6ernebmen. 9uS
ib Damn beibloB, Dies ielbit Su tbun uno
mir einen Observation-Disclosures ousiteuen
Lies, gelang eS 6rau Glarf, bic nit benz
Snipector 6lnt unb Den Yoli5iiten bieies
0t1trictS auf iebr Dertrautem TuBe ite6t,
micb an Der NuSfitbrun9 meincs YlaneS
perbinbern Su laiicn unb icb babe micb nun
bierber ~getpanbt, neil Der Snipector 6unt
mir fetn @eDor ldcnfen ipolItc."
@ommtiGr Soolen lteB iofort Dem Snz
ipector ia9en, baB 9pman's grlou6niBidbcin
ecbt lei ltnO man tbn un9eDin0crt ben Sau
ausfiibrcn laiien iole.
, 1893-04-28
Gin Q~oot9e9laubter
Kommt bel elmer Jahres=R eunion Don Kriees=
Deteranen plo5li9 pieoer sum Dori6ein.
!&norniMr Spru % 0fhriI

~&nogptlIc, Gem, %. 2tpriG.
8eitern fanO 3u MarpSptIe Sic iGbrlicbe
Geltnton Der lteberlebenoen Der 8elabung
bcS inn Sabre 1865 in ser 0tGbe ron Men=
pbtS in bic 2uft 9eflogenen &ricgSicbiffeS
vSultana" itatt. SIS uaren flint Staten
pcrtreten. 8dbrenb Die Seitlibteit inn
@an9e mar. iteute iicb sum groBen Griiauz
men 2luer Elm 9%epiiier SameS 2atpton Elm,
Der ebenfauS sur 8eiaBung bes S6iffes
gebOrt bate un6 BEN man u%mgefommen
mGbnte. 2atpton CAB Sic @eicbicbte ieiner
punoerbaren 9~tettung gum 8citen. Gr bat
itcb IN ben lebten ~8tpan5i8 Sabren in 0terifo
a%ufgebalten.
, 1893-04-28
Gin riibrenoes Gef6id)tden
sic upau 21lau 6osette" SUI
8emdntelun9 ibrer Seniattons=
nadridt.
Don oem aneebIiden moroperiud auf Pre-
mter GIaoitone.
Qpnbpn, %. Q(pril.

Die rBou Mau Gasette" %bebauptet nob
INNER, oaB Ser tpegen %QbfeuernS zines Ste
polpers ouf ~ofener StraBe Oerbaftete baIbz
perriifte l1niontit 8iutam Sopnienb Die
Qtbiicbt 9ebabt bGtte, BEN grcmier Slab
itonc 8u eri6ieBen. Sic til6t nun baS
riibrenOe @ei9ibtcben auf, boB GOwnienO
ibon Die WorOpaffe auf ben y9roBen alten
Mtann" geric6tet gebabt bdtte, ibm a6cr pl0bz
Itb beiien 0e6nli6feit nit ieinem (Gowns
icnbs) Gater auf beiicn Sterbebette aufge@
fallen unb ibm Der Nfutb 3ur Nusfiibrung
ieines Gntid6luiies entiunten iet. @r babe Sic
Biitole tp~e9geiporfen, mobei iie ii6 entlaben
bate, unb lei mach bem st. Sames 9arf
%geran1tt, mo- ct itcb ouf cine 8anf nieber8ez
loiien bdtte unb in Sbrdnen Ser 9teue iiber
feline Worogebanfen aus9ebrocben iei, 9ort
babe i'm alSbann Elm YOlt5iit am SdIa9
pitt3en erpti6t uno na9 benz Poli5ciges
na6rlam gelbleppt.
, 1893-04-28
BAT iid aus oen Stoube 9emadt
I'm elmer w~eiteren Seriihrune nit oen Se:
horoen aus3umetden.
@incinnatt. %. Q(prll.

Observation-Disclosures @iuiamGonSbetm lit
aus Ser Stobt ~Oeri6Dunben. @eitern err
boben Sic @roB9eicbporenen orei 2(nflasen
auf 6Gli6ung gegen i'm, unO eS murbe
oaraufbtn iofort einSaft6cfebl 9c8en &onsS
betm e%rlaiien. a3ipet nit Oemiel6en be-
traute 8eamten tparen nt6t I'M Stan6e,
tbn in ieiner Bo6nung gu finben, urO feline
6rau %erflGrte, OaB tie ntbt ipiiie, mo CT iicb
aufGalte. 9luer g8abri9einlic6feit na6
peilt Der @eiudte icbon in tpeiter Terne.
Die 8anten, tpelcbe Ourcb 8onSbeimS 8an=
ferOtt unb 6dlicbungcn @elb einbiiBten,
laiien AUDI auf TIN fa6nben, aber e6enfallS
obne ieOpebcn @rfoI8. Die BON Dem
Sllcbtltng ibon icit Sa6ren Derilbten Sal
ibnngen beIaufen it4 I'M @ansen auf cttpa
$50, 900.
, 1893-04-28
6eute o~elneloete:
Oas DIETER.
g8 oi6inatpn, %. Q[pril.

gB abtugto II, %. 9tpril.
9aS llnipetter, beiien 60bepunft geitcrn
@eit79anias 9%ebilbet, bat licb in Der 9ta9t
nac6 Often per5O9en, unO btIOet 9egcnpGrtig
Das mtttlere &anlaS 6elien 60bepunft.
SIN 9tebraSta uno in Srteu beS gtor6>
peitenS mar bic 9Sitterung beute frii6 unge>
mein fiibl unb e5 icbneite mitunter. SIM
@ebtete OeS untcrn Wtiiiiliippi bat eS ge>
regnet, am oberen mar Der 6immel trlib
un0 Die 2uft raub. SIN Oititoaten mar Die
Suit MILD unb Der 6immet better. Dim
unteren Mtiiourt, i'm mittleren Miiiiiippi>
Sbal, i'm SiiOmciten uno %jenleitS bes
SeliengebirgcS iant ba5 Barometer; i'm
9an5cn Seegebtet gin9 es in Die 60be.
Sn Siioweititaaten un6 8e3irfen 6es
QuegbanD9e6irgeS mar eS ettpaS tpdrmer;
altBerbaIb OerleIben Derdnbeyte licb Die Sent
peratur ntcbt.
SIN SuinoiS lou e5 bel1te, ltn6 oicleicbt
altcb mor9en nocb regnen, Der @in6 ipringt
bon Often nac6 SiIben nm l1nb Sumitag
Wforgen mtrb es in SiO@SQinoiS warm.
, 1893-04-28
Cine 9e1ualtige Eenersbruntt.
Oas b0bmifde Stdotden Kreubber9
fat p0li9 ein9edihert.
Se6s periouer in oen 5lammen umee.
fommen uno pieIe perIebt.
8rag, %. 9(pril.

Ser gr0Bte She'll bes in Ser gtGbe
BON 9euti6brOb (8Obmen) bele9enen
StdbtbenS SreuBber8 lift burcb Seuer SER
fort porben. SebS 8erlOnen limb in ben
Slammen umgefommen urb cine grOBe 2Iu@
5abl 8eriOnen jebcn Differs baben Ser
lebungen erlitten. 169 6Guier liegen in
Qti9e. Die Ototb inter Ben 2lb9ebrannten
lit eribrcGenb groB, ba Bic &eriicberung in
ben menigiten 8Guen gun 9edung bes
S6abenS binreibt. &reubberC 5Gblt etma
1900 Ginpobner.
, 1893-04-28

gSeil eS bic &o6lenbdnbIer pelidumt
batter, iih etnen %genii9enben @orratb elm
~5ulegelt, oa iie trrtbimlicb angenommen
6atte1t, oaB Der CONNER bereitS a1getreten
let, mitien iebt bic guten Qeute in 8rrlin9z
tom mebr o6er tpeniger %friercn, Sett bier
lit eS tbatid6li9 mmogItcb 9cpeien,
aub MIR einen Sinner &oblen Su betommen,
un0 3dune unO ate &titen muBten ber>
baltcn, I'M tpenigitcnS baS Seuer fiir Sen
M%orgenfaffce in Sang Sl balten. Wfit
miro Oer 6cute Ocrlpro1encn Nn7
funft friidber &oblcn3uiubr entgegengeieben.
, 1893-04-28
9os Gerb0r in Der @ntfibrunosfl

= 9os 8erb0r in Der @ntfi6rungsflage
gegen GbaS. Sobuion purDe beute Dor &ibz
ter @berbarbt fortgeieBt. Nobert 8roofe
banf, Der Gater Des entfiibrten WGocbens,
erfldrte, boB boiielbe crit II Sabre alt lei.
Die @ertbeiOigung macbte Den 8eriud9,
Dem WtGOben etnen unmoralti6en Gbaratz
ter a%n5ubGngen, ipO9egen Der @ater nab7
mics, baB baiiel6e fleiBig CUR ScbuIe ging
unO itb ME 6erumtrieb. 9as SerbOr miro
morgen fortgelest.
, 1893-04-28
0emalttbGttgkeiten i'll peru.
An9rif ouf oorti9e settings
Orudereten.
Oas niIitdr fommt oen Seorohten 5u Pife.
6 %. 9(pril.

p U II U III q 20. NPIIl'
Sn ber peruantiden t6auptita6t Gina
baben Qn6Gnger bc5 8rdiioentibaftsz& Sam
Otoaten Gaccres an ben ibnen feinbItcb ge>
~itnnten 3ettun9en Gac6e geitbt. Cine Gotte
oerieIben grtff Die expedition Ser 3ettung
vGoce b'Stalia" an, Oemolirte bieielbe unb
poQte Oann Dem 8latt ga Gunba" Gin
dbnli6es Scbidlal b%ereiten, itieB aber bier
auf frdftigen 0ibcritanb. Die @(ngeiteIIten
0ieler !3citung iebten iib CUR 8cbr unb
ichoiien auf ibre 2(n8reifer, beren mebrere
p%eripun0ct murbcn. 9aS inSpti6en auf>
gebotene MilttGr trieb Sic Nufriibrer aus
chamber. G5 mirb befiircbtet, baB bieie
@epaltt6Gtigtciten 5u elmer Geript6elung
nit Der italienii6en &egierung fitbren.
, 1893-04-28
Die aeuolntion lit graflien.
Die uru9uoYaniide Re9terun9 ~leiitet
oen Rebeuen often 8etitano.
Die Staot 1~rueuaYana BON braflionif9en
Qruppen beIa9ert.
st 10 5 e Sonetro, %. @priL

" ~ -O' wv
Die Gebolutton Ser 8roOin5 Gto @ranbe
30 Sui greift INNER tpeiter UNI it6. SIS
pirO b%ebauptet, baB Sic @arniionen in ben
uruguaniiben @ren8forts Die 9tebeIen NIT
Baffen unb Wtl1nttion beriorgten. General
Wteura bet nit 1000 Mfann Sruppen Sage
perlaiien un6 etlt 6em@en.S al9abe, tpelcber
Bic Staot %l1rusuapana bcla9ert, 81 6tlte.
Die Q(oantgar6en Der @enerdle Iapare5 unb
SeueS iteben ftdb felt %einigen Sa9en 9e9en7
iiber; unb es lit cine 9roBe Sblacbt Su err
tporten.