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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-06-21
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE Web

BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
TUEsDAY-United States VS.. Octave pubay.
Selling liquor without government license,
Pleaded not guilty and bound over in 5000 to
the term to be held at Bath.
Over.
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U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE WEIR.

BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
TUEsDAY.-United States VS.. s. j. Watson,
Smuggling. Argument on motion for new
argued in arrest Of Judgment. Decision re-
served.
Dyer. BIRD.
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ADvERTIsEmENrs NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
CITY OF PORTLAND
NEW ADvERTIsRmENrs.
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Have THE BEST Pianos We will sug.
gest the surest way to obtain it. Call
at Thurston's new Piano House, is
Free street, and select from the Iarg.
est stock in Maine, that which best
suits your fancy in tone and finish.
You will see something elegant, dura-
BILE and every way desirable. Try it
and you will never regret your choice.
Remember the place,
is FREE ST.
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We are Agents for thePafent
Excelsior Wood Trunks. They
are made expressly for parties
going TO rhe WORLDS Fair, be-
ing UNBEATABLE, Don,t
buy a Trunk or Bag until you
have seen our immense stock.
We deliver goods bought of us
to most any part of the State
free of charge.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02

rel. 4. 81 3apIf ellen bet Mltonaer>
Waferperte-fir ct. pauli unb
Gimsbittel, 5. elmer Nnaabl 3apfitelz
len ber 8anosbederz WdEernerte, 6.
elmer 4noabl 3apfitellen bes arteiif9en
9runnens Der pferbsbabn<@ elellf4u
fir @ilbed-.7. aus AZ WaTerto4<
fte1en unb 8. aus elmer Nnaabl umberz
fabrenbsr WaK srtpasen = rornebmlih
IN Staotbeiien, no bas sebobrie @ai=
ier Der abeTpner 8runnen untauslid
1T. Gs birfts bies, tpenn es AUDI nit
tinisen unbequemli9teiten fir bic
8ep0lteruns bsrtnipft 1T. po1itdnbis
geniisen. I'M rem MaFerbebarf gu BE-
den. 2eituns ma er IN unseto9tem
3uftanb: 1T jeBt nod e6enfo f4abli@
ME inn Sommer. ia nod sefAbrliAer IT,
Big 5ur Gerttgitelluns Der groben
Sanbfiltrations>M nlase fir bas Glib
tpaFer auf &altebrfe, bic bis gum 81
tober 1893 beftimmt gu eriparten 1T.
lit bur4 tie setroffenen Mabnabmen
jebenfaQs aur 3ufriet enhe,t Iqer Cor
oe getraqen. Cine erobe S9mier:s g.
teit ,pirb nod betm %uebersange our
8enubung bes fi!ttitten WaHers ent'
{teben, ba ran baau unm*eli@ bic perz
i4lammten &09ren. bic bereits ieit benz
SABRE 1912 in Der Grbe liesen. benuten
fDnner tpirb, obne iis p,rbsr elmer
griinbli@en Ses:nfeftion unit .rtporf<u
au baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02

Der pap1t bat am Weibna4tsaben1
bic Mrmen nit @ei4ente1 erfreut.
Na4bem ct 19on in ber Melbna4tsz
po&e untsr bieielben 8etten unb 8etts
aeug, bic er fir ben Betrag BON 1000
Giro bs5tellte, unb 10000 Sire baar
bate psrtbeilen la1en, lieB CT nod am
beiligen Mbenb BON 1einer Satel e1119e
@9lKeln nit Joreaen unb 8adpert
nesnebmen unb i@idte lie in bic @p!z
tdler, bamit Die @ieden 1ia laben:S1s
lT;oreaen laeen in elmer 9lrt pom griinen
pFan3enbldttern bergeiteqten Neben'
5ur @rinnerun9 an ben Mpo1teltur1ten
petrus, Der friiber bic SH4eret betrtez
ben bate. Mu4 bon leinem Wetne
bate CT ben &ranten ge1e1oet. Yap1t
SEQ felbit tonnte fi@ am betlt9en 4beno
an elmer Tlaf@e @ein erfrt1@en. Der
an ber @%eburtsitatte @brifti, IN Bstle'
bem, setpa@fen 1T, uno ben ibr1 BET
notwithstanding 8ai0p aug palditt1a
mitgebra@t bate, "bamit Der Stattez
batter gbriiti isinsr in osr me'b"a@ts@
meNe gebenfe."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02

- Wie 9err be parpille i'm SCOUT
nal bes De6ats" beri4tet, mtrb bic ST.
iel Sable, Ditli@ BON euzS@ottlanD'
bic ben @%eeleute1 lang It als cine gez
fabrbrobenbe <ppe betannt TT, IN t1az
ber 3eit psr14minoen. Dor tpentgen
Sabren nod befaB biefe Snfel e1Ie
3Gnge bon 81 &ilom., heute mtbt 1te'
taum mebr bic 9dlfte. Set benz sSSa9z
Sabre 1880 iinb bier na@ uno ra9
6rei 2eu9ttbiirme erbaut tporben; bic:
beiben eriten iinb nahetnanoer IN ben:
O5ean binabgeiunten; ber brittle, du<
6erft 1plib sebaute Sburm 5eigt 1t@ a'1db9'
1@on 3ertluftet unb brobt ben anoer11
beiten na93ufolsen. Sur no& turae
;3eit unb bas Meer bat bas Snfel4r
bcgraben. Dieie ei9entbumli@e @rz
19einung berubt it&er auf elmer aQmaz
liqen @entung bes Meerboberts, poz
bur@ bic Sniel in 3utunft benz ment$>
li9en Muse ent3ogen jebo4 ber @@tHz
fabrt babur@ um 10 gefabrlther tptro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02

@ollfGnbig ibentifiatrt.
Wlr. g. s. @reen ron utab belt f9
mebrere Sage in unierem 2oun auf,
UNI mDgli9er Wei{e etpas iiber ieinen
8ruber gu erfabren, Der Dor einern
Sabre 1purlos perfbOQ. St tpar eben
i'm 8egriffe, tpieber ab3ureiien, obn.
feinen 53ped erreiht gu baben, als Ct
uns 19lebltd in Der ~Rider" Office
einen 8ef u4 abftattete unb un1e Re=
liquien=@ ammlung befi4tigte. 8innen
aebn Minunten bate CT sefunben, mas
ct 1u9te. l1niere 2efer tperben .ft4
bes Tremben %entitnnen, ben man leb<
tes 6riibjabr an einem 8aume an Der
Gone Sadz@traBe auf9ebdngt fanb.
Mn benz @ode bes @ebGn9ten mar NIT
elmer Stednabel Elm 3ettel befefti9t,
tpelber arstpies, bab Der Grembe Elm
pferb geftoblen unb auf bemfelben fur
bic i'm perfolsenben @ombops ni4t
f&neu gen,1g bapongerttten tpar. l1n<
ierer @etpobnbeit entlpre4enb batten
mir BON benz 9abinsefdtebenen eini9e
@eliquien fir uniere Sammlung ent<
ommen. Sobalb 9err Green bieielben
erblidte, pubte Ct, bab ietn 8ruber
nt4t mebr unter ben 2ebenben tpeilte.
st ibenlifi5trte benielben %boQtanbig
unb empfanb cine sroBe ieelif4e @r'
lei@terune. 5err Green fiiblt fid be-
frisbiet in benz 8emubtiein, bab feta
8ruber u1ter 1otbanen l1mitdnben niel
better baran lei, als tpenru CT nod lez
benb in Utah tpeile, unb uirb feline
6eimrei1e NIT Dem @efible Der 9o4'
a9tung geger un5ere @emeinbe an'
treten, 6eren Mitglieber 70 prompt perz
,fuhrem,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02
Nonoientt &rImelciem.

Inter. ben Sauienben bon 8rieftrd=
germ, Yoftiecretdren unb 8abnzpobz
beamten, bic gu @aunereien seneist
5inb -GuBerte tIr5li@ Elm alter @ez
gierungsangeiteuter. ber ubsr Is Sabre
lang Yofinfpector par-unb es mab
bsftanbig cine peinli@ genaue Iuff4t
qeiibt merben, ba felbft ber lei9teite
Sal bie1er Dirt bic Sntere1en bes pofz
6ienftes ungemein }4dbtsen tann. Sd
babe in meiner p~ieliGbri9en praris 10
manden Yp1tbteb tn's @efdngntb
bringen belfsn, mub uber gefteben. baB
mir muir 1elter elmer porgetommen lit,
NIT benz i9 ni9t psrljnli@ tiefes Mit.
leib qebdbt bGtte. Die Po1tbeamten
Iinb {tets 2eute BON Snte1iaen3 unb
mebr ober tpentaer geieli@aftlt@er
@teuung, unb lie bnten bic @trafe, bic
unter alien um1tdnben itreng lit, bic
Oeffentli9teit Der Sa4e unb bic un'
permeibli@e seielf4aftli@e 4e&tung
fur@tbar gu empfinben. @elbttperz
itGnbli@ erbDbt bic Snteqigena au& bic
Neranttportli9teit.
@elegentli@ babs i@ in 3eitungen
gelefen, bab Der ober iener langfinger=
lac Yoitbeamte. tpenn ct genug Gin
flub binter fi@ gebabt babe, etnfa@
bic @rlaubnib erbalten babe, ab3uban:
fen, unb baB bic @ef@id)te pertui4t
tporoen lei. @us meiner @rtabrun9
1T mir Elm folder Tau ME betannt
qeporben, unb i4 stpeifle audi iebr, Oh
Is onberpdrts porgefommen 1T. Denn
tpenn bas publitum nt@t iberaeu9t
1T. bah ber @ntbedung INNER cine
empfinbli&e Citrate folgt. 10 gebt ia
BAG @ertrauen ber Maf1e in ben pottz
bienft perloren, mas bermaBen berz
bdnqniBpou fir bic aagemeinen Sn=
tereien tpGre, baB ii&erli9 teine Ser
tpaltuna nit 8emubtfein 10 etpas tisz
tiren niirbe! Ob bteie ober iene Yar>
tel am Muber 1T. fam babel teinen
unter19ieb MAIDEN.
Sm @runbe genommen, 1T ber un>
treue Mofbeamte ber tb6ri4te bon Mls
len, pel4e aur unebrli&teit aetger.
Ser gemDbnlihe Dieb tann iteblen uno
fit baponma9en. Ser Gtnbre9er uno
Ser Megetagsrer re@nen fogar baraut,
bah lie einem Sample sepahien itno.
l1nb tdgli9 le1en mir BON betriigertz
f&en 8u&6altern, 8antoteben, Me@>
nungsrepiforen u. (. No., tpel4e Sabre
lana geftoblen unb ii& i<eblt4 out
bD@ft alimpfli9e metfe aus Der 4ffdz
re qe3ogen baben, tpenn lie ni@t seraoe
fret auSqegangen finb. Mber Der un<
treue po}tbeamte pirb NIT elmer 81.
@erbeit Dor, 100 eeaen l raid entbedi
unb f4per beftraft. Daben 1T BET
Betraq, ben ct fid aneienen fam. fat
thinner DertGltnibmdbis iebr geringfa:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02
Cine cpiuut 21Dle.

@olDie SMITHS Opium : 6Dble, bic
eleeanteite unb faibionabelite Netp
Yorts. iIenn ni4t ber Melt. murbs
bteier Sage bon ber poli5ei auseebo>
ben. 0ierasbn MGnner. lauter Sc.
f99ftsleuts. Siiniler uno So~urralitten
NIT gut tlinsenben Namen. pelbe bic
poli5et ssbeim bdlt. tpurben rerbaftet.
MuBerbem fielen Der poii5ei au@ Sol
bic islbit. Elm uppig f&0nes Wetb unb
pref anbere f@0ne lungs Grauen in bic
Qanoe. 4usftattungen fir bic Opt
umrau4er, i'm Mertbe bon $4,000
tpurten NIT 8ef@lae belsst. Bon Der
r9Dble" ielbft. tpie fie Bel 'ber ueberz
rul peluns sefunbsn ruroe. aiebt Elm
8latt 70 genbe S@iloerun9: Gin iun<
ges Weib in orientali1her Rleioung,
NIT peri4le,ertem @eil@t. bon benz
nur bic sroben feurisen i4pa,5en 4uz
gen ii@tbar iinb. bebt ben 14peren
feibenen 0orbans. pelder bas @mz
pfangsaimmer anitatt Der Stir bon
benz Corridor trennt. unb ldBt ben
8eiu9er. fi4 NIT auf Der 8tuit se<
treu3ten 6Gnben tief p~erneisenb. 14meiz
senb eintreten.
Ser SUB fintt tief in bic he iten pers
ffden Seppi@e. Gautloie @tiQe
berrf@t in bsm g1oBen bo1en 3immer.
Das &asesli9t 1T bur@ l@mere Dor
bGnge an ben 6enitsrn am ginbringen
ber6inbert. Mnftatt BET &apeten entz
beden toItbare, tlnitleri14 seraffte
Slider bic MGrbe. Mn lareen Retten
berabbdngsnbs Mmpeln nit bunten
@l6ferr1 nerbreiten elm MATES 2i4t.
eeSn Der Mitte bes 3immers itebt ein
berbedter Slid, auf Dem ii@ elm 8aKtn
befinbet, in benz Elm Teuer 9libt uro
tniitert unb benz tpoblrie@enbt. ilB
betdubenbe Difte entftr0men. Wfuilt,
fanft unb trdumerif@, i@eint burh
bic Dede bes 3immers gu brtngen.
Ninqs an ben WGnben beftnoen ft4
e9te, NIT to1tbaren Teppi9en uno
1elen bebedte riebrige orientalit4e 9tz
bans, unb an ben &opfenben btrielbem
fteben fleine ge14ntbte Sti44en. auf
benen ii@ bide ungefigige Pfeifen nit
5%onberbaren Rau@gefdben ober aber
Mareilebs WaFerpfeifen befinbsr.
unb 11eben ieber biefer Pfeifen ftebt Elm
tleines brennenbes Seqamp4en. Mn
iebem Dipan 1T Elm brebburer bunt
bemalter @tneiiider @@irm ansez
bradt, UNI 1elbft 6as matte 4n1pel<
2iht bon benz auf benz Dtpan Gte<
genben ab3uI9lieben. Sn benz s3imz
r,er berrIat Sobtenfttlle unb unge1tOrt
liesen bort auf ben 2aseritdtten bter-
3ebn iunge MGnner, tbeils f&lafenb.
tbeils bor fi9 binitarrenb ober an ben
pfeifen, BON bener Elm pioerli4 1uBer
Rau@ auffteist, faagenb. Dret ort<
entalii@ getletoete Grauer. gleiter laut@
log i'm Simmer umber. 8ulb 3inben
lie ems Der SelGmp4en on, balb ma.
den lie an ben pfe.fen 81 fdaften ooer
bringe11. ben eben ertpu4ten @4ldferr
tleine SaKen nit @orbet ober t4tpar'
gem 2afee.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02
- ~ p1tra'S 9rt,;iw Der @~erio.:
G.ItaC.

Wie man ii9 ertnnern pirb, erf@ie.
men in 9amburg am l. September, gu
ber 3eit ql1o, ais bic @pibemie auf III
rem 90bepuntt ftanO, feitens Der Gboz
lera=RpmmiK on bes @enats fotpte fetz
tens ber bortigen Y~oli5etz8eb0rbe bic
eriten Warnun9en bor benz @enuB
unb @ebrau9 un9eto@ten @aHers.
es aber fir ben drmerea She'll Der
8eb0lterung i@ier unmIgli@ tpar, al
les MaKer, aud bas Nubtpai er por
benz @ebrau@e ab3uto9en, purbe1 let
tens einiger 8e3irtsbereine NIT @rlaubs
nib Der poliaeibeb0rbe, 16 2otomobtl,n
auf ben @traBer1 gum Mbtodtn beg
2eitunbspaKers aufeeitent. Mobl
niht gu gsrtneem 9beile 1T es oteler
Worfprge 3u3ui@reiben, buB bon biez
fem Sage an bic @eu@e na4lieb uno
tpeniger Opfer forberte. Mber bic 16
2otomobi!er ret@ten ni&t aus, UNI bas
8ebirfniB na9 gutem Srtntpaner
au befriebigen. Die 8raueret in
Biumdrbsr ftellte gutes Srtntmahe
aus ibrem arteitf@en 8runne1 ben,
@taate 3ur @erfigung, ber es mtttellt
80 GROCER @trabeniprengtpagen burd
bic @traBen fabren unb pertbetlen
GieB. @ies 8etfp;el CAB II anberen
Brauereien @eranlaNuna, Elm @lei4es
au tbun, 10 baB bonn 13. September
an einise ie&3ig @eipanne, etnf@lteB=
lid ber @prengpagen, nit gutem
SrintmaHer bur6 ale Straben BET
@tabt unb Der @ororte fubren uno
maKer pertbetlten. 2aut @ef@lub
BON @enat unb 8iirgerf@aft lieB bet
@taot al Tla@,z (obefpnti4) 8run.
men bobr::n, bon benen 9egen bunoert
qutes SrinfmaKer lieferten, eintge BIER
ala bageger1 benz 0ffentli4en @ebrau6e
ni&t freiaeaeben tperben tonnten. Sn
@tabttbeilen, mo bas @afer aus
abeKpner 8runnen nt@t gef&0pft tperz
ben tonnte, tpuroen ftaatliaerfeit gum
Mbto9en bss moKers tiir3li@ tpettere
2otomobilsn aufgeitelt, 10 baB oeren
iebt AZ in ber inneren @tabt pertbeilt
limb. Sic 8obrarbeiten 3ur 9erttelz
luna ber bier bon @enat unb Burz
aeri4aft te19loNenen arteii&en Br4nz
mem iinb nit Gnergte betrieben tporoen
,nb perben bemnG@it pouenbet tetn'
Die Wer1orgung 9amburgs NIT gu
tenn GrintmaKer gei&iebt 6emna@, 10
balb bic %erpdbnten artelt fe1 8ru11'
men fertiggeitelIt iinb. l: aug Dte1
rel, 2. aus bunbert abeKpnti@en Brur'
men, 4. 81 3apfite1en oer @ltonser'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02

gig. 10 srob aud. tpie seiast. ber I'M
oirects S4aben fir ben poitbienit fem
fam. Der procentfab unferer unebrz
liden poitbeamten 1T audi Elm febr
%tleiner. unb bic ertappte1 MiFetbdter
limb mir oft ibrem gbaratter na4
tpahre Rdtbiel setpefen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02

nii&e 9o@idule 1T UNI 10 berber, als
crit i'm 2aufe Der lebten Monate opei
Wlttglteber bes profef oren<Rollegtums
9eftorGen iinb.
@rtmma. @esen llnteriala>
sung uno Gdli&une I'M Nmte perurs
tbetlte bas 3eipatger Sdpurseriat
ben i'm September b. 5. na@ 0erun>
1reuuag BON $4,000 Mart bon bier
fii&tis eeporbenen, balo oarauf aber
in 9ambure in einem DHentliden
9aufe feitsenommemn poitaftitentsn
@rabmann 5u 5 Sabren 3u4tbaus.--
SHp .u8t",
@ptba. BON elmer 8auernboh<
3eit, bic in @mleben biefer Sage g.
ieiert tpurbe, beri9tet Elm 9latt: Gs
mubtsn ibr 2eben laTen: l &ub, 2
S4neine, 2 9ammel, l6 9aien unb Elm
bdlber 3entner Rarpfen; aubetbem
nurben ber.penbet. Elm piertel 3entner
Gpteletten, Elm piertel 3entner !9adz
Heii9, 10 .3entner Mebl, 3 3entner
Butter unb 2 3entner 3uder purben
neben ben anbersn 3utboten an &oz
iinen. Manbeln u. (. IN. gu &uden
perbaden. Natiirli9 tommt gu benz
iflei19 nod piel Semitic. @pargel u.
I. n. un5 audi an 9elitatsden mar
tein Man9el. CUR @ti1uns oes Dur=
ties gtnsen auf, feds 9ettolittr edit
baprii9es unb cine eroBe Menge einz
beimii6er 8iere, iopie 600 Tlal9en
Wein unb Gbampagner. Die 3abl Der
Der selabensn @Gite betrug 100. @om
6o93eitstuden erbielt jeber Dorfbez
pobner 1einen Sbeil. Gin 8etpeis
bon bGuerli9em Wpblitanb, mie ct in
jener @egenb teinesmess perein5elt gu
finben 1T.
9raunid,weta.
8ruun14ndi 9. Uni ere Srintz
&pa7er 30 erbdltntKe iirb pieberum
mabr1aft itanbal0ier Dirt. Wie lib
li9 UNI bieie 3eit, baben pieber einmal
bic 3uderfabrtten an. Der Sl1e, Iltez
nau unb 0ter unier 9rtntma ct in
serabe3u bimmelf4reienber @eiie perz
nnreinigt; bic 3abl BET segenmarttg
i'm Otermai1er befinblt4en organtf@en
@ub1tan3en, bic in normalen Soften
100000 bis 100000 betrdgt, 1T
iebt mieber a,f 100000 9eittesen
unb bappn tann in unferem Wai er<
inert bD91tens bic 9dlfte befetttgt tperz
ben. Die Golge 1T, bab unier Srtntz
tpaFer fttntenb unb unretn TT.
Won benz berltorbenen &entper Wtlz
beln @aiel in 8eteritabt finb audi
benz Marineiifte breitaufenb Mart
teftamentari14 berma@t tporben; biefe
@umme lit bur4 ben 9eitamentspo1z
itreder, Germ @tlb. 2obl in 8ieritebt
ausbe3ablt.
Olbenburg. Ser Neubau bes
bes Sbeaters 1T BET ber btsbertgen
ginfi9en Mitterung raf4 fortgei&rttz
ten, 5umal man an5detnenb bon benz
Mauertpert bod nod einen gr0beren
Sbeil in Benubung 3ieben fDnnte, als
uripriingli9 po~raus9eiebt mar. Dte
Die Ma59tnellen @inri4tungen 1ouen
na4 ben neueiten @%rfabrungen getrotz
en- tperben. 9as gegen Teuers9efabr
an3uleeenbe Maherreferpotr tptrb~ 5uz
glei4 Bic &raft fir cine bporauli{4e
Drudpumpe lsfern, pel@e bic &oulii
fen unb ben @orban9 bemegt. Der
CUR 8elei@tune auf5uite1enoe eledtriz
i9e Motor gepdbrt nebenbet bic Strait,
bie@ignale gu geben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02

MiBperitonbene @prora>
3mei 5tenftmab&en htorn1ner1
bon ibrer 9errf@aft Rlabe tiir BE
Sper: r3auberfl0te." Wls BITE "%ontz
ain ber Ma9t" bic grobe Irte ttngt,.
5aat bic cine 3ur anbern: s9u. 10 1@on-
lab i mo- ME jobeln gebort!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02

SCR ,.A. .3u!1 ...:.r."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02
N6ntartid, GaGfru.

Dresben. Das t0ni9li&e polp<
te4nitum bat bas neue Sabr NIT
5dmeren @erlu{ten begonnen. Na4z
einanber itarben Prof. Dr. @eniamtn
Better, ouberorbsntlt@er profefor Der
;3ooloate unb prof. 9r. @tede. auBerz
orbentlider profeNor her &unltgez
1ht6te. Beibe @elebrte baben iih tn
Dresbsn bur9 aablrei@e 0fentli4e
.populdre 8ortrdge beltebt 9ema@t.
Ser @erlu1t fir bic Dresbener Sed<
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-29
SHE WAS NOT ILL
Real Facts of Mrs. CleVeIand's Re-
turn to Washington.


WASHINGTON, April S.-Misinforma a.
ton regarding Mrs. CievelaDd's pro-
gramme at New York yesterday was re-
sponsible for the reports that she had
been taken i'll during the naval review.
and compelled to return to Washingt ton.
She came back in the best of spirits, and
this morning is in her usual good health.
The facts in the matter are these: When
the details of the presidents trip to New
York and Chicago were arranged early
in the week, one of them was that Mrs.
Cleveland, inasmuch as she was not
going to accompany the president to
Chicago, should return to Washington
on the train over the Pennsylvania
road, leaving at 5 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon. The hour for thereview
having been fixed at 10:30 a. M, it was
supposed there would be time after the
presidents party left the Dolphin to re-
turn to the hotel and thence drive to the
station. The pOstpOnement of the re-
view from 1920 to p. m. necessitated
a change in Mrs. Cleveland's pro-
gramme. Instead of returning to the
hotel, Admiral Gherardi provided a tug
to take Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Bissell,
wife of the postmaster general, and
Private Secretary Thurber from the
Dolphin at o'clock, and carry them
direct to the Pennsylvania railroad pier
in Jersey City. The baggage, which
consisted of hand satchels only, was
taken from the hotel by Mrs. Cleveland's
maid, and received by them on the
train. The party travelled in private
car attached to the regular train, and
arrived in Washington according to pro-
gramme at about IL O'clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-29

the first of the foreigners, the sturdy
sons of Great Britain, appeared. The
English band swung to the right ana
remained to play tor their brigade to
pass. The bluejackets came first. and
lines after lines of them passed the re
viewing stand. The British marines
were loudly applauded. Following
them came the Russians. and the ap-
plauSe which greeted them was fully
as hearty as that which had preceded
them. Argentine'S contingent was
not easily picked out, as they
carried only q small flag with the name
of their ship, the Ninth OF July, in
stead of their national banner. The
marching of the German blueiacketS,
with the throwing of each foot forward
and bringing it down with force, at
tracted much attention. The trim, eaSv
swing of the Frenchmen, who came
few minutes later, was decided con-
traSt TO that of tue Germans. The for
eign bands played American national
airs, with variations new to the ears of
the reviewing party, but when they
struck up the tunes of their own coun-
try, they were right at home.
The AdmiraiS
and foreign officers on the city hall
oNOpS upOu luG dppCdl dllCS
of the bluejackets of each nation as
they passed. 1t was pretty generally
conceded that our blueiackets made all
appearance equal to that of those of
any nation, and that the British ma
rineS made the finest show of any of the
marines. Gov Flower stood near Mayor
Gilroy during the review. On either
side was a long line of visiting admiralS
and officers from foreign ships and our
own navy. The Massachusetts naval
reserves and our own marine
militia made a decided hit. The
precision of their marching, their
trim uniform and their attention to
business drew the attention of every
one. The British officers remarked on
the appearance of our national guard.
As the TWenty-Second and Seventh reg
imentS went by with their straight
lines and clOck-Iike movement there
were eXclamatiOnS of surprise. One of
the officers said that his party was much
pleased at the show which our men
made. At 80 the last of the column
had passed, and the admirals and Off
GERS of the visiting fleets entered their
carriages and we're driven to the Wal
dOrf, where they were the guests of the
city at luncheon. Gov. Flower and
Mayor Gilroy and a delegation of city
officials and members of the entertain
mcnt committees were present.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-29
SIOUX FALLS SENSATION.
Lawyer Fawcett Wants the Dis
trict Attorney Indicted.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., April 2S.-A
great sensation was sprung on the city
yesterday morning, when Attorney Faw-
cett, one Of the most popular criminal
lawyers here.appeared before the grand
jury and, having Insisted on the dis
trict attorney leaving the room, pro-
ceeded to charge the latter with gross
impartiality and malfeasance in Office.
The charge grows out of the prosecu-
ton of Charles E. Bowman for per-
jury. Bowman lost S4OO in a gambling
house in the city, and having paid in a
check, stopped the check and after
ward made affidavit that he had never
indorsed it. The gambling house keep
er, who was one of his bOndsmen in a
criminal suit, Immediately, though it
was late Saturday evening, hunted up
the sheriff and surrendered him, and
Bowman lay in jail over Sunday. He
was then arrested for perjury concern
ing the check, and is now being vigor-
ously prosecuted by the states attorney,
d. r. Bailey. Fawcett, before the grand
jury, SwOre that Bailey was in collusion
with Frank FOrde. the keeper of the
gambling house, and that while at
Forbes instance doing everything in his
power to perSecute Bowman, he was
using all the power of his Office to pre-
vent the Introduction Of any evidence
which would duplicate the gamblers.
He demanded that the jury indict him.
Nc Indictment has yet been returned.