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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

t~porunter 5 Nraten, nit je $3.50. 0te
Mmts3eit beS TabrtfinipeftorS betrdgt bier
Sabre, bic an0eren- itnb auf g1teS Serbal>
ten aneefteQt. 0er Snipeftor nno ole1e
ar6eren 8eamten f0nnen SIT teoer p~al1enoen
Stun0e Die Werfitdtten unb Udbrtte11, mo
@aaren berfertt9t tDeroen, beltbttgsn. I'm
ie6em Is. Oesember 6aben Die SnIpettoren
TIRE 8eoba6tlngeu rnb @mpfebLnngen Dem
@ounerneur fdbrtftltb e%in3nienoen. Sic
baben permut6ete WfiBbrGucbe IN 1olcben
MrbettSftGtten Defenders ST unter1uchet,
tpenn Ser @otbernerr eS ~berlatgt ltn0 lbn1
barber Al beri6ten. Ser Snipeftor bat
6ie 8efimmungcn 6ieie8 @eiebes ST bou7
ffreden un6 ale Itebertreter Dor tr9eno Elm
@ertcbt inn Staat 51 brtt9en.
Stir bic @ebGlter ber observation-disclosures
ftnD 5000 betpiQt9t. Serner ftr &etie>
aus0aben un6 anbere mt6tige NuS9aben
bieier 8eamten $4,000, aber 1T etnem
Sabre ntcbt n1e6r al5 $4,000 baDon.
0te Iebte 8etimmung beS @eiebes trtft
8or1or9e fir Sic mOnatli9e 8e3a6lung btez
fer 8eomten aus Der StdatSta11e.
@leicbfaQs am l.. SuLt trat folgeroes
0eieb Observation-Disclosures IN &raft:
oOeDe4l NSlptUlDuuAt pUC% WtlI9tl'p ""
elmer Sirua unb jebem Ngenten, Beantte1
un6 QtngefteIIten elmer Gontpagnte ober
CORPORATION tit eS berboten, &n8eiteute oaz
ran at Derbtn6ern ober baran 5u per6tnoern
gu 1ucben, DaB tie iicb elmer geieblt9en Ir7
beiterorganiiation ani9IieBen nnb gu tbr
ge60ren. Sebe8 folcbe SnbtotOuum ober
Witglie6 BON elmer Sirnta, ooer N9ent,
8eamter un6 Nngeiteater, tpelber auf ln>
seiteQte einen !3pang ausitbt oOer aus5uz
1ben ildbt, tnOem er ie tuesen ibrer Ser
binbung nit elmer iol6en geieblic6en Dir
beiterorgantiatton aus ibrer @rbett entldBt
ober gu entIaiien iltcbt, maebt ii4 etnes
8er9ebens i3uIbtg rno iOa nm cine @elo7
Iumme, melbe 800 ni6t itberlteigt, 9ebiiBt
o6er auf b09ltenS iecbs Monate eingeiperrt
o6er auf bei6e 2trten beitratt tperoen, te
na9 @utbiinfen bes @eri4ts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
@egett oS1tSenfreRer.

Die tuoenfrefferti6e v9uremburger Ga:
3ctte" IN Dubuque in Soma brtngt in t6rel
n~eueiten Nlmmer, nad6Dem ite alerLei iiber
pSerjubung". Ser Oeutib : amertfanii6en
Yreiie g~efaielt BAT, folgenben I%tnitnn:
vOte Sutnois StaatS3ettung bat tbrer
unentbeDrltcben iiOii6en 0te6afteur, Der
t6gltcb feline 2an3e i'm Sample nit ben
Setnben SSraelS brt6t."
ltn6 ais vSu6enblatt" 1T bte SQtnois
StdatS3citung bon 6erieLben Seite ibOn
oft 6e3eidnet tporben.
Stun itammen unlere MrttfeI gegen ro6en
SuOenbaB, tute er ftc6 namentlicb i'm vQtntiz
f~emitismuS" in 9eutibLanb GuBert, bon
gG13lt3 germantic6en MGnnern. lleberz
Datpt geb0rt gegenpdrttg benz geiammten
Neutrality-suspicious. Der SQtnotS StaatS3ets
tltng fett ein3tger Su0e an.
0ocb unbeftmmert nm 6as @e16tmpfe
beuti67amerifanii6er Suoenfrefier, tperben
mir au3 fitnfttg ben v2tnttlemtttSmus",
mag ct ft3 in Der f~eineren @eiie zines
St0Ger DOer in Der roben Gnoten>. unb
91a6au1M anier zines 80Gel un6 9(9Ltpar6t
GuBern, nad6orliGltc9 betdmpfen un6 audi
iebem 8erluc6e, tim IN btelem 2an6e gu
berbretten, trafttg entgegentreten.
90 pentg a6er, tpte mir ge9en MtB9rife
Der eigenen Stammes9enolIen Blind, taub
ober itumm itnb, Laiien mir DffentLt6es
Q(ergerniB, mo eS 6riiben o6er biiben bon
Su6en 6errii6rt, un9eriigt. 9aDon in
unierer 6eutigen QLusgabe Elm 8eiipteG.
Qtu6 uniere europdiiben GorreiponOenten
lieBen eS bel allen @ibertptQen 9e9en Qntiz
iemittsmuS ME an Der 9(ufbedung iibii6er
Sbaben fe6len.
9ob 6aB unb @era9tung sesen cine
gan3e Gaiie gu berbreiten, 3umal ge9en cine
aLte Gulturz9taiie pte bic iI6ti9e, ba5u
tpirb iib fetn 61ntan 6enfenber 0euti9er
ober 9euti6zQ merifaner ~ber9e6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

lt6, 6aB Der Strett nicbt auf europGti6es
@ebtet btn~ilber9elpte[t plirbe.
Neil aber oaS l1tc6t tpobl ange6t, neil
England, tpenn es tpirfli9 ben fran30itl6en
Q(nipritben IN Siam nit QBaffetgetpalt
entgegentriti, uno ipeun &uBlanb tDirflt3
nit leiner Slotte fir Trantrei6 Bartet erz
9rettt, fetne Sbldge 9e9en bic Serblnoeten
3undcbit ba fitbren ntrb, mo- eS fte ant
beiten treffen fann, burc6 8loGirung Der
ruifti9en uno fran50itiden &iften, uno
tpetl umsefebrt EuBlanb un0 Sranfret9
Deriltden tper0en, Die eugIti6e Slotte 5u
3erit0ren uno in England ein5ubrtngen,
unb neil auf jeben Sal ein getpalttger, ale
8etbetli9ten icbmer icbdoi9enber Seefrieg
Die Tolge 1etn iplr6e = 10 lGBt ltb crtpar>
ten, baB eS BET benz &rGben, &nurren unb
Drummer bleiben wir6, in6em man our
@init9t gelan9t, bdB Der Steg, faae er auf
tpelbe Sette CT pole, Die Soften ntbt
tpertD iein tperoe.
9enn man CLAUDE rltr nt6t, baB Die
brei genannten Mddbte iib trob t6rer md97
tigen Slotten it9er fa6len. Die mo6ernen
9anser7& OlOiie baben iid 1rO3 in fetnem
offenen @cfebt ge9en" chamber nno 9e9en
ibre tpin5igen aber furcbtbaren Seinbe, Die
TorpeDos erprobt, uno ser &ufuf mag tDtIz
fen, paS BEL eirtem pirflicben @efebt barr
aus tptrb. @benio pie Die 9anbmd6te
fir6ten it6 bic SeenGcbte bot etnent
&rtege, peiL ftc Ben ~9tusgang nicbt tennen
unb nut Wtlien, baB bic Soften flr5terlt6e
fem iperben.
9te @abribetnIt6tett 1T besbalb, baB
man Sranfretcb b%erbinbern tptro, iib oas
ltnfe Wtefon91llter 3u nebmen, 0aB man
ibm aber gcitatten pir6, it5 BON Siam bic
bret Wttutonen SrancS Su bolen, tpelcbe es
fir leinen b~ortigen SbnGbele Derlangt. l1ta
b0flider tpte bic 9euti6en 1887 baben ndmz
li6 Die Siameien etnen fran50itiben Cont
miiidr, Der ais NuftpiegLer IN Die ltnfSme7
fongiiBen 2Gnber geibidt ipurbe, tobtge@
i6lagen. gtebenbet bemerft- bGtten Die
Siameien einen 9lufipie9ler nab Nnam
gei6tft unb pGre bieIem Elm @leid5eS paiz
itrt, 10 mitrbe int 9liidIt9iten Safe fein
fetn Q8ort bariiber sela8t tporoen ictn,
ipabri6einlib aber ipiirbe Srdntretcb audb
baralts etnen @runb gut S6aDeneriabforz
berung 9esogen baben, benin ben @roBen
ge9eniber BADEN bic Sletnen immer TIM
rebt.
SoQte tnbelien, ge9en Grparten, ii6
aus bieiem Iinfsmefon9tic6en S6ndbelez
SAL cine ernit6afte Sa1e enttpideln, unb
iie fam recbt crnitbaft iperOen, BENIN a16
G9tna lit in bobem @ra6e babel tntereiiirt
&uBlanOs unb Sranfrei6s TOrti9ritten in
Sftaiten elttgegen3utreten unb ie6r 9erne
berett, bte in TOnttn9 erIittenen S6lappen
aus3umer3en, II uns fa1n's re5t iet1.
8ir tpcr0en feinen 9roBen S3aben oabet
e%rlsiOen, BENIN infer Gleii1 unO unier @e7
treble, unO uniere &anonen un6 @cpebre
per0en Oantt begebrte 0tnge letn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
Scr fta4neRf@e SamfapfeI.

Ote SroBen europGiI6en MtGbte b6tten
ia tebt 9litdltb iDte6er etnen 3anfapfeI,
obne ben fe I6etnbar nt6t Ieben fonnen.
Settbem ben SranSo1en @LlaB>2 otbrtngen
uno Ben Gufien 8uLgarten itcb in gar 3u
1aure Srauben DertpanbeLt BADEN, bat eS
ibnen lebDaft 6aran 9efeblt, nn6 in @rmanz
seIung bon etpaS gtGberliegen6em, lit bas
ferne Stam berange5ogen porben, auf nell
cbes fi6 ser gauti6e 6abn nit pittbenbem
@efrd6e 1tir3t, f6etnbdr nnbettmntert UNI
bas brobenbe &nurren 6eS brittl6en 20tpen,
Bet itb feline ftdere itamelti9e &unbibdft
ni9t entreiBen laifen tpta, un6 auBerbem
ieLbit fetne iible 2uit our 8eripetiung audi
bteies aitatifben 2Gnberbrodens neripiirt.
Sat bo6 Der 9alti9e 6abn fir ieine, gaus
aus oem boblen 8a16e gei3Opften Mn1
iprii6e bte l1nterftiibung 6es ruiiii9en
8dren, tpel6em iebe 8eetntrd6tigung Der
WacbtDermebrung @roBbrttannters i'm iloz
liben Bitten recbt lit, benin 6oS 8Gtercben IN
Mosfau bGlt ftb ia ais bon ser 8orlebuns
auSerieben, bermaleinit bie 6err16aft iber
ben gan3en aitatiiben Continent nit ieinem
europGti6en MnbGngiel ouSSuiiben.
Sn 70 fern bte @rfI6rung &uBlanbs,
Sranfrct3S Nniprii6e in Stom, tpen1
l1Ot6t9, tbatfraftt9 unteritiiben gu molten,
Die ertte Offene @rfldrung bes stpti6en ben
beioen 2dnbern geibloiienen S6uBz unb
8rubbinbntlies lit, pel6e Sic @eIt err
bdlt, lit bieiel6e tntereiiant. l1nb tpenr
Otelelbe feline Spibe 8und6it 9e9en eng
lamb rtbtet, 70 fann baS OeutIDldn6 unb
letnen &er6iin6eten iebr rebt ietn, unb
tpe1t baran Iiegt, baB europa bon einem
Srtege beri6ont bletbe, unb bo3u gebDren
ntcbt nur mir 9euti6zNmertfaner, ionDern
Die Nmertfaner iiber9aupt, Ser t0nnte gar
NIGHTS 8eliercS piini6en, ais baB Tranf1
reich, GuBlan0 unb England itb bort unten
~ pie 9aare gerat3en, porans9eieBt natir7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
aefmaer In Den Der. Staten.

Cine intereIiante Statiftit entbGlt 6as
foeben eri6ienene Bulletin bes itatiitti6en
Bureaus fir ~unleren auStpGrttgen 6anoeL
un6 Gerfe3r, n6mlicB cine De%rgleib3peiie
3uiammeniteuung iGmmtlider bonn Q(u5>
Lan6e in ben Ser. Staten ein9etroffenen
auslGnbii6en Yaiiagiere un6 Der @inpanz
berer barunter lett bem Sabre 1870.
Sic ergiebt, tpie ie6r gering berbGltntBz
mdBig bic 3abl Der 0~feiienOeu lift, tueLcbe
unier 2an6 beiud6en. Sic betrug 1871:
21,259; 1872: 1912; 1873: 23,338;
1874: 1850; 1875: 1924; 1876: IT,
234; 1876: 2O,0O5; 1877: 1882; 1878:
19,307; 1879: 20,128; 1880: 26,939;
1881: 25,732; 1882: 27,280; 1888: Al
go; 1884: Al, gu 1885: 42,412; 1886:
1920; 1887: 22,929; 1888: 2O,621;
1889: 20,845; 1890: q, 123; 1891; 49,
697; 1892: 21,269. 9ie 3iffern gelten
fir bas am 80. Stunt bes an9egebenen Sab
res en6enbe Gec6nungsiabr. Sir 1893
Iiegen iie nod ni9t por.
Oieie 3a6len ent6aIten mancbe 1teberraz
i6ung. 53undbit Die, bag unier 9an6 10
tpentg Nn3iebung auf baS 2LuSlanb ausiibt.
Man ioute glauben, baB Der grDBe Sam
belsperfe6r, ben mir nit benz Nrslan0e
ba6en, alein g%eniigen ioute, uns idbrlid3
minbeitenS fitnfSigtauien6 6anblungSreiz
1enbe unb 9eicbGftSlertte pom 2tuSlanOe suz
3ufibren. Die Scbensptrbtgfetten beS
2anbeS, fpIte man meinen, tpiirben iGbr>
licb ungefd6r ebcnlo piel 8eiucber 6erbeiz
lpden, uno Die Observation-Disclosures 8c3iez
bungen Spiic9en bier unO oriiben Elm britt
tes babies 6un6erttaulcnb. 0agegen err
gie6t Set 9urcbibnttt BET p Sabre fir ale
bret &laiien 3uiarnmet nur ettpa $4,000.
Sine peitere l1eberral6ung lit. Die gez
rtn9e 8ermebrun8, tpelcbe Sic GelitenniaLz
9lusfteQung in Der 3abL Der 9teiicnben ber>
porgerufen Bat. Selbit tpenn mir, ba bic
Q[uS1teuung in 3pei 9tebnungsiabre fGut,
fomobl bic 3u1abme bon 1877, tpte bon
1876 ii6er Die BON 1875 gan3 Der Q~tuSltel=
lung Sui6reiben, erDalten mir nur $500
arSldltbtibe 8eiuder fir Oteiclbe. ltnO
baS ptrb tDa6ri3etnIi6 INN Elm paar Gauz
ien6 su bod gerecbnet iein.
Sir bic pl6BItcbe Stetgerung in BEN
SSa6ren 1888 bis 1885 auf itber 40, 900,
un6 ben pl0Blicben &idfaQ Inn faft bic
Sdlfte i'm Sabre 1886 feblt unS Die @rtlGz
rung.
Neugtertg 6arf man fem, ME ftb Sic 3us
na6me in bem ebert beenbeten uno benz be-
8onnenen 9~tehnun9Siabr iteuen ntrb.
@ttpas gr0Ber, tpie III Sol9e 6es Gentenz
mails, miro bic 3unabme icbon iein, ba bic
3a6l bet ~auSldnOiiben Musiteaer aQein
icbon cine lebr beOeuteroe lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24

pie ia audi INNER me6r tpeItlthe &ebner
6teIes 2an6es o6ne 6itlfe zines Wtat1lz
itriptS ntbt mebr Offentlt6 5t 1precbcf1 per-
fte6en.
Inter BEN 6eutiden @etftltben tn ben
Ser. Staaten lit 6teier ltnfug bis tebt ntbt
etngertifen, tpeber u1ter 6e1ten Der peri9tez
benen cbrt1tLi9en &ircben nob utter ben
iu6iic6en. ltn6 bon ben fatbolticben balN
ten aucb 6te ntd6tbeutf3en t6re" 8an3et%
bortrdge D6ne 6ilfe zines Manuifrtpts.
Die betnabe ein3ige NuSnabme inter
englti6 : am~erifaniic6en protetanttiben
Bre6tgern bil6en sic @bangeliiten bonn
S9lage 6es y8ru6ers" Mo0bD. &tel gu
faul, Inn tire Bre6igt auspenbig SIT ~lernen,
fin6 namentLib alcb ole meiiten Der grOBen
engLti3zamerifanii6en Mobepre6tger, OBJ
glei9 fie gum She'll mebr ais 9LGn3en6 be-
5ablt per0en.
9te &irc6en9emetnben Lafien ft6 6teie
grGgheit 8~eoulbt9 9efaaen. Sine rtbmz
licbe Nusna6ne ma6t ieBt cine 0emettOe
5u Wount Sermon, elmer elegantet, tt3t
peit bon Der StaOt SEEM Oorf entferntcn
SrtI9aft. 0teie @emein6e Iteate an ibren
Breotger, ben 9teperenb Streeter, baS be-
ittmmte 8erlangen, er ioQe feline Breot8ten
fitnfttg nt6t mebr %ablelen, 1onoern obne
Wtanulfrtpt DDrtragen.
Q8as tbut a6er Der 9teberenb Streeter 2,
Statt it6# ietner 8equemLt3feit unb Saul
belt al 16Gmen, erflGrt CT oas 0bleien fir
ietn gutes 9te6t un0 finbet Der @emeinbe
bari6 feline SteQe. limb englti69an1ertfa7
niibe 3ettungen nebmen i'm tocb in S9uB
unter benz 8ortpaube, baB man fem 9ecbt
babe, bon einem 8re6tger etnen 8ortrag
aus benz Stegreif gu ~Derlan9en.
Nber tper o~erlangt oenn DteS? SIN @e8enz
t6etl lit es Bfltcbt bes Brebiger5, itd ben
8ortrd8 oorber genau i'm &Dpfe 5ure6t3nz
legen. 8eltbt CT Elm groBeS Jte0nertalent
un6 8euer, 10 tann ct bann ba5 llebrige
Der au9en6ltdlic6en @tnge6ung alf Ser
8an3eL uberlaien. 0o6 nicbt tpettge
Brebiger in 0eutiBlanb unb aucb beuti9e
8re0iger in Qlmerifa arbetten Sen 8ortrog
i6rtftli3 aus unb prdgen i'm Damn ibrem
@ebGbtni1fe Elm. Qlber ite tpiirben ii3
i6Gmen, baS Oei6riebene nit auf Bic
6an5eL 3u ne6men pber fi6 beim miin6z
li6en 8ortrag 9enau an baS 0el6rie6ene
3u 6olten.
Sslbit i'm entlegenften 00rf6en in
9eutl3lano tpiir6e Elm fetne Yrebigt 6bz
leien6er Yfarrer ais ein eLenber getitliber
8fuiber betrod6tet unb Deracbtet per6en;
benin elm gang Hatirlidbe5 ri9ttge8 @efit6n\
1agt ben 0euten sort, baB Der 8farrer fret :
unO g~epalttg iprecben muB, unD nt3t Dte
Elm S6rtftgele6rter. Die &unit beS freien
8ortrag8 lit zines ber eriten Grforbernife
6es 9te6ners, unb aurtaL beS itr6ltcben
9febnerS, beien 6auptarbeit e6en i'm 9teOen
belte6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
apad1entHd1e auttnta ataata 8sttnate, gnnntan, "a. amlt 1898.

at fbGieBen." l1nIere Understanding
crt6eilt in btefer 8e3iebun9 nur foL9enbe
GoQmadbt: Ser Brdiibent fam BET auBerz
pr0cntlidben @elegen6eiten betbe 6Guier
ooer etneS BON beiben b%erufen J.; un6 fats 8tDtz
id6en ben 6duiern binit9tli3 Der 3eit Der
8erta9ung fetne l1eberetnittmml1ng 6erribty
farm er iie bis 5u elmer i6nt paiIeno
16etnenben Belt bertagen."
9(ber tpenn in Der beborite6enben SiBun9
nur ein11al bie 6auptfa6e unbebingte
Gin1teQung Ser SiLberantdufe erretcbt
lift, bann bermag ia Der Prdlibent iebe
Gborbeit ober S9le3tt9teit Our3 ietn
8eto gu beretteln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
@er rnffta . Seattf@e Soafttea.

Ser 3oGfrieg 3tpti6en GuBIanb unb
9euticblanb TT 3par mod nicbt ertLGrt,
aber ba es nt6t un1n0glib lit, 6aB es 6a5u
fomntt, 10 biirfte eS uniere 9eier interelltz
rem, Su erfa6ren, tuelcbe %Q8irfungen Elm ioLz
cber neutrality-suspicious. 0eiie auf ben 9anbelsz
perfebr spiiben ben Ser. Staten un6
9eutiAlano iiben miirbe.
9a lit sunGcbit in 8etrabt All aieber1,
tpas <Blanb iebt nacb O~eutiblanD aus
fibrt. 9tab BET 6anbelsitatiitif BON 1891
bate Sic @usfu9r BON &uBlan6 nab
0eutihlanb einen @eiammtpertb bon
$139, 295, 040 unD Serftel in run0en 3ablet
in folgenbe g soften: SchafpoQe l MtQion.
Sbtpeine unb Spanferfcl Il Mtuionen,
9ferbe 4 Wttuionen, Gier un6 Gtgelb 5,
8utter4, aus8ei6la6tetcs Tleiicb 3, 6ola in.
8rettern unb Stdmmen 10, 8or1ten %,
&aLb>, S6afs, 3ie9enz un6 Ginberfele
unO 6dute 81, 9el3e (rob) q, Wais unb
9arrbt 3, Setniaat b, 9aps unb GibIaat
2, @erite 9, 6afer q, 8pbnen un6 @rb1en
II, 9toggen "a, gSeiscn %, SAM 81, gSlochs
z, &leie p Wttaionen Dollars.
Wtan iteht, neun 3ebntel Ser Nusfubr
&uBlanbS iinb Observation-Disclosures @r,euez
niiie, pGbrenb 9euti6lanb n1r &raeuqntife
Ser Snbuitrie nacb &uBIan6 einfibrt unb
sipor MN I'M 8etrage BON $54, 1885,, 900.
allD ntcbt einmal balb 10 pteL bon Guslan6
besiebt, ais tS alS5ablt.
Senn tr0Bbem Gublano eiue @rm6Eiz
gun8 Der oeutlcben 3olliGbe oltf feline LAMB
pirtlbaftIicben Hrooutte p~erlanQt un6 neil
iRm biele nidbt i'm semauidten MaaBs saa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
Ste frams5Ff@e @tanferet 1T ste.n

Inn bic ~gegcnpdrti9c frans0fti6e Stdnz
ferei IN Siam gu beriteben, muB man iid
REORGANIZATION, baB Sranfreic6 fcbon felt
langet, langen Sa6ren bon ser @rrtcbtunq
zines neutrality-suspicious. Reid6es trGuult,
ipelcbes glet9iam Elm @egen9etpibt gegerl
bas brttii3stnbii4e 9teiA bil6en ioQ, Hn6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
T&gGio5e un6 tp6bentGi5s
ssccgai4tOtS St0atSs3eit1tmg"
unh
,,See 50 e u e 1t"".

ofHos: Sd, OH.gBafBiustons@tr, una Stir wo.nae.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-24
Wttt aufri6tiger N9tung
G !.

9as ein3toe 8Gatt, tpel9es nit WobGz
beba9en bic @emeinbett Der Stem 0orfer
StaatS5ettung ge9en cine brabe 6rau mach
flatiBte, lit, 10 Deit MIR ieben tonnten, bic
vl1acb itreng cbriitIi6en @%runbidben" rebiz
9irte r@ermanta" in MtiGtpaufee. 0aB @ott
er6arm
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-28

center OF Africa in the wild expectation
that the inhabitants of the jungles Viii
be civilized and then cover their naked
ness with American cotton goods and
cook their food in American pots and
plnsl
THERE are, according to the recent
official reports, city derelict vessels.
floating in the Atlantic Ocean that are
regarded as dangerous to navigation.
The large number of these abandoned
hulks are in the sailing route o. the
equator, and the record of their move
ments shows that they cross and recross
the track Some of them have made
long journeys since they were deserted
by their crews, who took refuge in some
passing vessel when their own craft
threatened to sink or had become hope
lessly unmana9 cable or waterlogged and
uninhabitable. Some of these travel so
near the regular ocean lanes that an al
most unbroken record of their wander
ings is reported and sketched on the
Atlantic pilot charts. One Of the latest
OF these well-known ocean wanderers
inally appeared just north of the south
ern track of the western bound steamers
in September. 1t has since been re-
ported at periodical invervals and has
gradually drifted south, almost to the
sailing route from the equator. The
last reports previous to its recent haillng
was in March, since which time it has
taken northwesterly course toward the
Bermudas, and was seen in about longi-
tude 60 and latitude 30 on May 30.
Some of the abandoned vessels have
valuable cargoes of lumber, and could
they be towed to port would prove rich
booty. One of the most notable of the
derelicts, whose journeyings were well
recorded, was the Maine schooner w. L.
White, which, after being abandoned
off Delaware Bay in March, 1888, after
ten months and ten days, arrived off the
northwest coast of Scotland and went
ashore at Stornoway, having trsversed
5, 200 miles of ocean and been reported
forty-fve times by passing ships.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-28
He Wants New Arms.

Theodore Lee, the armless newsdealer,
who went East recently with vague idea
that he could get arms grated on to his
stumps has been heard from. He has
been inquiiing among specialists regard
ing his case, and he finds that he may
vet secure arms. First, the arms that are
to be grated on to his stumps must be
taken from healthful man or woman,
ana the hope is held out to Mr.. Lee that
he may find some person, condemned to
be hanged, for instance, who would for
,O00, say, to be given to relatives or
charity allow an arm to be amputated
for grating purposes. Mr.. Lee has, in
substance, been informed that the splice
would have to made just above the elbow
joint.
When Mr. Lee has found person who
will submit to the operation they will
have to be brought together in such
position as to permit of the arms of both
which are to be operated upon being
placed in plaster of paris casts, so that
they cannot be moved. Then it is pro-
posed to cut the back part of both the
arms, also cutting through the bone
arm that is 20 be grated on to Mr.. Lees
stump or that portion of it that is cut
away at the first operation, is to be adj
justed and fastened to the stump and
allowed to remain until it heals and there
is evidence of circulation between the
stump and the part that is grated on.
The second operation will be the cutting
OF the remainder Of the inside portion OF
the arm, together with the artery and
the nerve. This operation il is propo-
sed. however, is not 10 be undertaken
until the surgeons are satisfied that the
circulation through the part Of the arm
already grated on Is sufficient TO nour-
ish and support the new forearm. ST.
Paul Pioneer Press
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-28
AROUND THE HOUSE.

After the juice has been squeezed
from lemons the pees may be utilized
for cleaning brass. Dip them in
common salt and scour with dry brick
dust.
Old paint and varnish may be removed
by an emulsion formed of two parts of
ammonia shaken up with one part of
turpentine 1t will soften them so they
may easily be scraped off.
To wash windows and make them clear
and bright, use ammonia and borax, but
no soap. To wash glass tumbers and
make them brilliant and clear use strong
tepid soda water, then rinse in clear,
cold water and dry with linen cloth
without nap.
Dingy wall paper may be improved,
though not restored, by rubbing gently
with a soft cloth dipped in oatmeal.
The cloth must be changed as often as it
becomes covered with the dirt removed
from the paper otherwise it will soil in
stead of cleansing.
One Of the hardest things to keep neat
aOouG tuo hlLCHtu ID tHc ulsHClOIu. COle-
how it will grow TO look dingy. and
black, no matter how thoroughly it is
rinsed after each dishwashing. Ofcourse,
after rinsing it should always be thor
oughly washed with plenty of soap and
hot water, and then hung out to dry. Use
one cloth for china and glass and another
for pots and pans, for the latter backens
the cloth, no matter how well washed
they may be. The careful drying of the
dishcloth after each using is very neces-
sary, for damp cloths of any kind lying
about the kitchen, certainly encourage
water bugs and reaches as we'll as black
beetles and other insect denominations.
Keep your kitchen sweet and clean and
you have the first requisite for a whole
some healthy house.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-28
AN ALL ROUND WOMAN.


Astronomer, Greek Scholar, Maya
mea linlst aud Essayist.
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astronomer, who recently won the prize
offered by the ROYAL Institution Of
England for tho best work illustrative
OF Che wisdom aud benetcencc Of the
Almighty iu any department Of science"
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-28
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-06-05
CITY OF DEERlNo.

Yesterday was made use of for the
laying of the sewer pipes under the Port
land 6 Rochester crossing at Forest Av-
enue, Woodfords, and the crew of Ital-
ians were at work poruion Of the day.
There was some excitement at Deering
Point about 4.30 yesterday afternoon.
As Mr.. Brown of Woodfords was driving
around the barrier which was put up at
Deering Point to close Forest Avenue to
travel, a carriage came along driven by
two young ladies. In some way they
ran into Mr.. Brown and were overset.
They suffered no serious injuries, but
their carriage was considerably smashed
and they were somewhat bruised. They
were taken to neighboring house and
cared for
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-06-05
Widening of Forest Avenue.

The County Commissioners will widen
Forest avenue from Bedford street to the
Portland & Rochester crossing, ten feet
Oh the easterly side, making the avenue
that distance 76 feet wide. From the
Rochester crossing to Ocean street, the
avenue will be widened to 66 feet. The
house of Dennis Tolan, near Bedford
street, will have to be moved back, which
can be easily done, as it has no cellar.
A strip of the front of Sawyer's carriage
shop will be taken off, and beyond the
post Office the large building owned by
sister Of Commissioner Lord, will lose
nine feet.