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The herald., 1894-11-18

lived at 724 Buens Vista street. With
q short interval we lived there nearly
10 years-ths entire time of our mar
risge. Prior to the 25th Of July l last
saw my wife on the 11th OF that month
on Buena Vista street. She was In Q
buggy by herself. I had no consulta.
tion with her. 1t was the day Of my
trouble with George Hunter. Prior to
that 1 saw her L think on the 7th OF
July at the Mariposs store on Main
street. l noticed my little girl and bent
down and asked her If she knew papa
and took her up in my arms and went
into the store. NV vile WAS talking to
the proprietor and came down to take
the child but Edna would not go. l
asked my wife when she WAS going to
bring the children in, that l hadn't
seen them for some time and she ought
to bring them in and leave them at Jake
Snyder's. On the 4th OF July l saw my
wife in carriage with Miss Jensen aud
the baby. George Hunter was driving.
! had no conversation with her. Pre-
vious to that saw her at Jake Synier's
but had no conversation with her. l
also saw her at the house on Buens
Vista street. She had gone to get some-
thing. asked her when she was going
to bring the children in. We were
quite friendly"
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evening on Buena Vista street accidents
ally?"
Objection sustained.
"What other accident did you meet
with in addition to killing your wife?'
Objection sustained.
Examine that hat and see II II is the
hat you wore on the night in question"
A soft felt hat with q bullet hole
through it WAS submitted.
II don't know, it doesn't look much
like it"
"What did you do with the hat you
wore that night?"
II don't know"
"When did you wear it last?'
II don't know. had q hat when I
came to town but don't know where il
went to-
"Wss it near any dead bodies 2''
Objection sustained.
'W hen you got that pistol did you
put 1t in your pocket accidentally or de-
liberately ?"
II put 1t in my pocket; that's all }
can say"
"You saw Dwight Olley on that day
for the first time in many years and you
have not seen him since. Where is hsr
II don't know; instructed my attor-
ney to write to my sister in Illinois TO
try and find out. don't know whore hs
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Aftsrn oon ssssion.

Sarah H. Grasp testified to having
lived at 212 Alpine street on the 1lth Of
July. II saw on that date Geo. Hunter
catch the defendant by the arm and pull
him around. l was half block away at
that time"
II have no questions. said the pro-
scouting attorney. that's exactly what
George said"
James Castruccio. merchant a. 1856
North Main strest, then gave evidence
that he knew the defendant. II knew
his wife," said witness, "snd Mrs. Craig
came frequently to my place. Iremem-
Der her coming with Mr.. Craig on one
occasion. / was in the Office and could
not hear their conversation, but they
appeared to be friendly"
Cross-examined : "You simply know
that Mr.. and Mrs. Craig we're In your
store, but you don't know whether they
we're friendly or not?"
THAT is ali. know that she went
away soon, and went to wards the buggy" !"
w. P. Hamilton. the court steno-
grapher, recalled, stated that he mad
The herald., 1894-11-18

for about six years and spoke OF his gen.
eral reputation being good. "Mr.
Craig asked me-" said witness. "about
two or three months before the homi-
eide about visiting his wife and children.
l told him he had the right to visit
them but to have. on no accou1t, (any-
thing to do with anyone else"
did you advise him to buy Q couple
OF six shooters. to arm himself and 90
and see his CHI ildren P'iqueried the pros.
ecuting attorney. g - -e'|e -
Objection that such question 10 in
competent. irrelevant and not CROSS
examination.
The objection was overruled.
VI most emphatically did not" an.
swered the witness. "Myadvice to him
was merely casual"
1T is quite usual for lawyers to be
questioned every day in q casual man
ner, isn't it?"
Eyes. sir; and we will not be bound
by what we say. either" "
Il. A. Williams, attorney-at.law, tes-
titled as follows: "Mr. Craig consulted
me "a to visiting his wife and children.
l told him that his children belonged to
him and his wife and he was entitled
TO SOC them. He spoke very kindly OF
his family. l noticed that. 1t was
two and certainly not more than three
days before the shooting"
Cross-examined-"Di you give it as
your legal opinion that the mother hav-
ing possession of the children. and de.
fendant having been forbidden the
premises, he should arm himself and 20
to visit his children ?'
"No sir. He did not retain me, he
simply asked me casually"
You advised then on the mere as.
sumption that the relations with his
family were friendly"
mo, l told him just that he had q
right to see his children"
@. l.. johnson OF 1891 Bellevue avenue.
police officer for over five years, spoke
of having known defendant for five
years as brother officer. Defendant
had spoken very kindly OF his children :
he would bring them sometimes to the
drill His general reputation for peace
and quiet was good.
oss.examined-"Did you ever hear
of him spoken of as being unruly or
quarresome
Objection that general not particular
reputation was desired. Objection over
ruled.
No.
ibid you never hear of his being com. .
mitted for assault and battery ?"
II heard something about his being
acquitted"
"Or OF his being charged with dis
turbing the peace ?"
might have done so.'
A. A. Montsil., attorney at law, tes.
titled that he had known defendant for
five or six years but did not know az to
hie general reputation. "He consulted
me-" said witness, "as to visiting his
children. and told him he had the
right to visit them. He acted as if he
was very friendly to them"
oss.examined-"Did you tell him
unqualifiedly that he had the right to
visit, to make his way into any place
to see them?"
II did not; l did not know where
they where"
Attorney Guthrie renewed his re-
guest that defense should see Johnny
Craig, and the request WAS granted by
the court.
Attorney Conklin urged that mas
much as the children were afraid of
their father, either Judge Smith or some
officer of court should be present during
the interview.
The defense objected to any such in
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Los ANGELES HERALD SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 49, 1894

Situations being made before the jury,
and counsel engaged in legal fence for
few minutes, alter which court adjourn
ed until 80.
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QGcrfstnnuc OrfimDM1tn.

Sin Gr=S6ulmeifer in Cincinnati,
Der oas @ras lpa61en uno Die SlD6t
Duiten bort, uno tpelber Die politiftbe
g8eisbeit nit 20ffeln 9efreHen Fat, III
lett SaDren elm begeifterter Singer Der
Se0re bonn S9ub5oll, neil er Der Mn=
T1t 1T, Dap Die Dummen Malien 9era=
be gut 9enug iinb, ii6 gum 8eiten rei=
der Wfonopolilten i6inoen gu laiIen,
uno menn ettuas feline sefunoe geroau=
ung itDrt, 10 lit es nur Der @eoanfe,
oab Die oemofratiI6e YreHe ni6t niioe
miro, Sarifreform 3u preoigen. 2an=
sc bat er oarit6er na6geoa6t, pie man
Der Ngitation OieTer yGerburamunos=
preIle" ain mirflamiten entgegen arbei=
ten f0nnte. Gnoli9 bat er Elm Ntittel
9efunDen, bon wel6em er li@ ben belten
Grfolg peripri9t.
9aiIelbe beltebt aus einem neuen
9liir1lber9er Sri0ter, aus WtcGinleD=
8le6 angefertigt, our6 ipelnen Den
un5ufrieOenen 8iirgern cine Miibun9
bon WtonopDliiteniprup, SrultDl uno
Wtllh Der fronlmen 8enfllngsart* in
ben 6irnfafen geiOiittet lperDen ioQ.
Nuf Elm paar Sabre, neint Der Mpoltel.
Der aNcainlcD 2ebre, t0nnte man auf
bleIe g8eiie Oas'Golt nod fir cine 3eit|
lang rullg Dalten uno "apres nous lie
deiuge p
9lls SelDbnnn9 berlanst Der Griinoer
elne fette Stelle als 36liner, mo er auf
Soften oe5 oarbenoen 8olfes berrlid)
llno IN 5rell0en Su leben 9eoenft.
gBirD noda ciuem olen &esepte aus Sd,aimld5 nub
kanpen6iut 5uocre:te i'll ipelo)e en- @eisgirn ein9e.
,nbrt prb
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Seine &obnreouftiom.

uniere in lebter Summer gebra6t'
gtoti3, baB in Columbus, refp. in Ohio
eine 8ereinborung stpii6en ben Berg
tperfarbeitern uno ben 8rubenbe1iberf1
| 5u Stanoe 9efommen iel bat li1 ni6t
ertpabrt. Sine Ginieung mar aller=
otn9s beitlmmt ertpartet iporoen, oa fo=
tpobl Die Seanten bes 9fational=, ipie
Eoes Staatsberbanoes bic 9lnnabme Der
Geouftion empfoblen batten, tpeniefens
10 lan9e, bis Die 8erbaltllille li6 aebei=
iert baben piiroen. 9tber cine aipar nur
aeringe 0lebrbeit bat fir 9(blebnung
Der proponirten 2obnreouftion entl6ie=
ben. gSas nun gel6eben pirb, peiB
man ni6t.
Die 8rubenbeiiber lino oura bas
@bfommen bonn Wlai b. s. gebunoen,
70 Gents PRO Sonne gu 5ablen, bo6 ba=
ben li6 Die SerDdltniiie lpeientli9 an=
oers geltaltet, als Damals erlpartet uur=
De uno tie erfldren, ben 9etrieb einltel=
len 81 miiNen, fails Tie nibt BON ben
Nrbeitern oes Gertru9e5 freiiuillio ent=
bunoen merDen, mas unenblib piel Notb
uno glenO sur SoI9e babcn tpiiroe.
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@ctt eS Gett0chf.

9luf Den gSunib bes goIt=M}einers
perOhentli6en mir oas folgenoe Sc ieB !:
Sec. 432. NtiiBig9dngern unb un=
oroentli6en gerionen lit Der 9lufent=
balt in Der Ppit Office ni1t oeltattet.
Sin goitlneilter bari ni9t 9etatten,
ooB Die EOlt=Sffice gum 9lufentbaltsort
fitr NtiiIIi99dn9er unO unoroentli6en
Yer1oner miro, ober Der glab gum
9lsplltlrcn unO @rleoigen bon Streit=
rrageh llnO nenn es npt6penoi9 1T,
fann er Die 9iilie Der lotalen 9(utori=
tdten in 9lnipru6 nebmen, nm Dieieni=
gen, lpel9e lib Oieier 8orf6rift mioer=
Ieben, 5u entfernen.
gr 1T aliO aufgefDrOert, feline Soft
Office 81 alien 3eiten in oroentli6em
uno iauberem StanDe 5u bQlten, bamit
6rauen uno &inber oieIelbe belu6en
fOnnen, Obne 2lnitoB 81 nebmen ooer
beldlttgt Slt perDen.
Gr bat tein Ge9t, oas gu6lifum BON
Der Yolt=Sfflce aus5uI6lieBe1L pQbreno
Die neu angetommenen Boltia6en in Die
oerlhleoenen 6d6er bert6eilt tperoe1r,
ober er fam perlan9en, oaB quite Sro=
ttung gebaltet miro, ltno bat aud oas
Ge6t, oas &au6en 81 perbieten. @enn
Die lotalen Se10rOen ii6 tpeieern, auf
Oas 8eiu6 Oes gOitmeiiters in Der poit=
Office Sronung 81 MAIDEN, follte er Die
Office 5umnden.
Yfeifen 1T perbDten.
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uGim eifemeS 0eft6uonin

tbut Der Seele gut" oa0te Serr epTepf
y. 98eefba6 III plottsmoutb, 9eb., ols
er 6olgenoes sur 0eroIfentli6uno ein=
lanote sDdbrero oe5 leBten sSa6res ba=
ben pir niht nur in unlerer eioenen
Samllle, lonoern aud uniere SSreunoe
uno &unoen baben Die @rfabrllna oe=
ma6t, DAP Gornis Qllpeutrduter SLUT
beleber in otn nieifen GGuen Die ribtiae
WteoiSin 1T. 8erielbe lpuroe mir BON
eillem 6reunoe, tpelder aus eioener @r=
fabrung ipraO, empfoblen !; i'd probirte
IS 3uerit nit fleinen SSlaf6en uno iebt
befolnme i0 iDon oas finite 9ube,lo
eroBer 8laitben. SD bin Der felten lle=
ber5euslng, oaB oieies IRittel mebrere
Srauen bier in Sag GountD pieoerber=
ltellte. Sic iparea feit ldngerer 3eit
frdnfli9 uno iaben Iebr eleno aus ;nad)=
Dem lie aber Sornis 9lpenfrduter glute
beleber cine 3eit lang 9enommen batten.
fonnte man lie ibres guten 9lusiebens
weaen faum ipieoererfennen. ST fam
oaber oieles Wittel Seoerlnanu auF's
8elte empfeblen.4 Der 3eIer peroelie
nid)t, oaB oieies Miittel nur ppu gofal=
N9enten 81 be5ieben lit. Gollte feline
49entur anf Dem plabe iein, 10 lpenbe
man ii6 bireft an 81. Yeter ssaArnep
Chicago, Slls.
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Bic Wgippc.

Sic Grfabruna mdhreno oler SATIRE,
ieit oieie fatale Strantbeit aufgetretell
bat bepielen, oaB Die tii6ne gebaup-
tung, 8r. Gin9s vlep 9iscpperu" Ga
rontire politiu Die 6eilllng oller mn
leoer 6alle, penn re6tSeiiig angepenbet
uno menn Der @rfranfte Die oelu6bnli=
6en &eseln Der Si0ieiblt : Sbonunq
sepilIenbaft beoba6tet, iGrc onaftdn=
oise sai6tisfeit Eat GS 1T aber
aud eripieien, oaB biejenigen, pfld)e
Or. Sings gieip Discovery benuben, BEN
6olgen Der 9ranfGeit lid)er entge=
9eben. Sebenfals faufe man cine fSla=
f6e uno made einen Neriid). Sic W}e=
Di5in lit garantirt uno oas @elo miro
5uriiferfattet, wenn feine aiinItige @iy=
fung er5ielt Miro. s3u baben in Den
Npotbefen BON
s. 6. Willer & 5obn.
Sr. s.. s.. 8enti0 |
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2GMs 9emtjGtanD.

llnbebingt oas ipi6tiefe GreianiB
ipel0es bas Sabel lebte Mo6e aus gu
ropa gemeloet bat, lit Die fatteefunoen
2(usiObnung Goiier Milbelms nit BEN
friibern &ei6sfan5ler, Dem Siirlten Dor
Sismarf. Sas GreigniB bat tpie Elm
gllbltrabl 9an5 0eutf9lanb 5u fieber=
| batter Greuoe aufgeregt. gBas De,
| 2lusiobnltng alles Dorber9eganeen, i'll
I5ur 3eit nod ni6t befannt. Ginqelei=
tet purbe lte Oaour9, baB Der &aiie1
ielntn Nojutanten @raf Ntoltfe nit ei=
mem eigenbdnbigen S9reiben als 8e=
sleiter elmer Gife ielteniter gBeine nad)
Srieori6srube i6ifte, um ibm 5u lei=
ner Geneiung 81 gratuliren. gismarf
melDete iogleitb ieinen tief9efii6lter
Sonf uno fagte 5u, Oieien Sant periDn=
li0 IN Berlin su wieoer6olen.
Nm lebten Treitag fono Der Suloi=
9ungsbeiub tpirfli6 ftatt uno bas @r=
f0einen Oes St Gan3lers in Berlin,
feline 6abrt gum &eioel5idloile oes Sat
fers II. I. ~. geitalteten li9 5u elmer
Spation. ipie lie feinem &aiier ie bers=
li6er uno aufri6ti9er oar9ebra6t NOR
Den lit.
9}itta9s langte gismarf in Berlin
an, blieb aber alleroings nur bis Nbenbs,
oa Der alte 6err iiD ldngeren Strapa=
gen nur nit gr0Bter @eFabr bdtte aus
ieben f6nnen.
TolgellOen Sa9es FonO Die Seier oes
35. @eburtstoges be5 GaiTers 1tatt, bel
Dem lih naA alien geri6ten, 9eraOe Der
9emeloeten SeriDbnung nit 8i5marf
megcn fpcsieu in Berlin, ober al0 i'm
gQl5cn Gei6e, Elm Gnt6ulioSmus gr0=
Ber als je 9eltenO ma6te. Die 6eier
ton0 in Der Jtei0s9auptltaot nit ME
9eielenem PDmp itott uno marer bo3u
aud Die &0nige bon Ga0Ien lno QGiirt=
temberg ertra na@ Berlin gefpmnlen.
@s tpurOe iebr bemertt, b0B beim Gru=
pfang i'm S6loiie &an5ler Gopripi nit
belonoerer 9ulo ausge5eicbnet pDroen
III
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Raffinirte 0ra,,iansfcit.

Glepelanb, g., 26. San. Ser al
Der Detroit GDao, etiua cine Meile ppr
Der Staot mobnenoe @borles Yeale, cir
SO Sabre alter, rei1er Mann, lit mob
reno Der Na6t BON @inbrebern in lei=
mem Sauie iiberfallen unO beraubt por=
Den. 9en Gdubern fielen cine Iilberne
llbr, orei 9Oloene 3inge, Elm Gepolper,
$50 in 8aar uno Elm Gbef i'm 8etraoe
BON $3.50 in Die 0d1tDe. Die &duber
Derlangten einen Gbef fir $1,000, bod
waren iie f6lieblib audi nit Der 6dlfte
l5ufrieoen. Sic tpurben ipdter perbai=
tet uno beute iollte Der SAT- i'm golisei=
gert9t CUR Ter5anolung fomlnen.
SSrau Sophie s. 9apis, Die pfleee=
rim bes alten 9fannes, eri6ien i'm Sc
ri6te uno erflorte, baB Yeaie iebr frant
lei uno i'm Sterben liege, Iein 3ultano
lei ein poll ltdnOig bpffnungsloler unb
Der SOB fDnne jeoe Wlinute eintreten.
Gi6ter Sbieme unb YoliSeianpalt Sieo=
ler be9aben li0 iofort na6 Dem Saule,
uin oes alten 9ltannes 9lusia9en gu prp=
tpfpll gu nebmen. gSie Srau 9apis
ferner iagte, leioet Serr peaie an Der
Walierlu6t. Sic iei gen6tbigt, inlmer
in ieiner gtdle 81 blelben uno l6lafe
aud IN einem Oi6t anltoBenoen s3inl=
mer. Slls lle Die ytQuber in Yeale's
3lmmer gebort, bate lie lid erboben.
Sabei ma6te lie ein @erdulb uno TO-
fort ert0len Der perbaftete Hi6aro 0a=
milton uno ri9tete einen Gepolper auf
lie, nit Der Grobung gu icbieBen, ipbalo
lie einen Saut BON li6 gebe. lrau 9a=
pls fab, pie 5luei anoere &duber li6 nit
ocm alten peaie 81 ibaffen ma0ten.
Glner 9atte cine &er5e angeSiinoet, Der
anoere belt bem alten Manne Die 9lu=
gen nit @emalt often uno Die S6urfen
brannten Dem 9lermlten Die slugenbrauen
ab ); lie fanen babel Dem @reiie nit Dem
2i1t 10 oi6t an Die 9lugen, DaB er faft |
erblliloet 1T. Ser aerl, Der Die barba=
riIde Sbat alsfiibrte, lit Der gntel bes
alien Wfannes, SO. Yeaie, ber ebenfaas
oerbaftet morOen 1T. Sen Sburfen 1T |
zine eremplarii0e Strafe fiber.
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Reneife Haebricbtem.

Ser Gar leibet an einem beftigen 9ln
fale Der Snfluensa.
9epeI1en aus Gbina melben bic Ser
ftDrung Der Staot Sudan in perliel
our6 Elm grbbeben. 8pn ibren 20, 00(
Giniuobnern fi1b II, 900 umsefommen
Sn 3iiri6 baben am Sonntag Nnar.
6iiten eine OemonI ItratiDn perfu6t IL
Der Siibrer tuurben bon Der Bolisei fe1t
9enDmmen.
9ta6bem I'M 9afen bon &io be Sa.
neiro Oieier Sage auf amerit. 6anbels.
i6iffe sei6ohen tporoen, bat 4bnliral
genbam eine nibt miBsuperitebenot
9emonfration ausgefiibrt, lpel6e ben
Sraltlianern 5eigen iollte, baB Snfel
Sam ni6t nit lib ipalien ldBt.
81 : Gpuperneur GampeQ 1T oeIpn=
nen, aut /. Wtai na9 Obip 5lriidsu=
febren uno in Samilton Die juritil6e
praris mieber auf5unebmen. 9as fat
gu Dem @erii6te 9lnlaB seseben, ais
wDlle er 1895 mieoer als @ouperneurs=
GanoiOat auftreten.
s}n Cincinnati bat Der arbeitsloie %.
9ldman am Wtontag ben MaDor nit
Spnamit bebrobt. Gr puroe perhaf=
tet.
Die Sllinois Stablluerte unb 6abri=
fen in 8etrDit unO anbern StGbten 6a=
ben Die slrbeit wieOer auigenommen.
Gor Dem 9iltritt= : Sbergeri6t in Der
SunoesItaot fano am WtOnta9 Die Ser
banOlung iiber Elm @eiu6 Der 9(rbeits=
ritter itott um einen @inbaltsbefebl ge=
gen S0ab : Setretdr Carlisle, Der an
Der 9eplanten gonOsausgabe berbin=
bert iperoen fo1. Sin GntI6eib muroe
nlbt oefobt.
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HrobefGae.

g. $. Gliforo. 9tetp @aRel, g3is.,
lit an gfeuralgia unb &beumatismlts,
iein Ma9en mar in llnorbnung, feline
Seber IN belorgniBerregenbem t@raoe
ansesriifen, iein glppetit feblte ibm uno
er bate fur6tbar on 8elpi9t uno Graft
abgenDmmen. @on. Sbepberb, 9arris=
burg Sis, bate 8Sabre lang cine flie=
benoe @unbe an ieinem 8ein. Gr ae=
bran6te 3 Tlai6en electric 8itters uno
z SGa1teln 8uflens glrnica 5albe unb
mar gebeih. Verfauft in Der Mpotbefe
bon s. 6. Wtiller & Sobn. 8
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Siuigc Yreiic nAG) Dem SiiOcu
iibcr Ole YeMtipipenia
2inieu.

slm 8. 6ebruar, 8. Mdrs lnb 8.
@pril meroen fit iolbe, Die 2ano fou=
fen pollen, Grcuriionstidets iiber Die
YennlDlbania 2inien pertauft nah pie=
len gunften in Senneiiee, Millillippi,
Sentufp, g!labama, 2ouiliana, Georgia
uno sSlorioa. Sidets linb 20 SAGE
pom gerfaufsta9e an gut fir Die Seiln=
febr nnb iperoen gum einfa1en preiIe
fiir Die Gunofabrt berfauft. Sir nd=
bere glusfunft tuenoe man lib an ben
nd6iten @genten Der Penniplpania 2i=
MEN ooer an s. Gan Sulen, Gbief
Niiiltent General paiienger Mgeflt,
8ittsbura ga. AZ
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Surge Noti5ett.

! Sie Snfluensa=@pioemie lit inOeutI1
lano uno Der S6mei5 nabeSu bollltanb
Dig erloi6en.
| Saifer Wilbelm bat an ieinem Sc:
burtstage ale tuegen lei6teren Mtlitdr.
ger9eben ertannten Strafen aufeebo.
ber.
Sie in Stalien 10 biel Staub aufoe:
worfene Nisnes Mortes Nfaire 1T burd
3ablllng ber pereinbarte11 @ntl6dbi.
gunsen erleoigt tpOroen.
ginen unerbDrten Sfanba[ beruria6=
ten Die So5ialilten in Der fran50iii6en
Seputirtenfammer.
| Nus &io be Saneiro ert6nen sSrie=
bensi6almeien. ltnler Momiral 8en=
bam iol als 8ermittler eingreifen.
Ser Ranonent0nig &rupp 6at Der
Staot Gllen 100, 900 M. gei6erft an=
ldbli6 Der Saiier unb Sismarf 9eri66=
nung.
9lus &om tpirb semelbet, oaB pre=
mier Griipi an einem Iugenleioen l6wer
erfranft lit.
9luf Si5ilisn iino Die ltnru6en unter=
Drllft iDDroen.
Sie Seligipre6ung Der Sungfrau
BON Orleans ltebt bebor.
Ser Peterspfennig oes gabltes ipQ
1tart ab9enOmlnen baben, Der v1blebten
3eiten" 'pegen nur 9lmerlfa bolte nod
leiDli6 on.
Sersog 2tlfreo bon Sa6ien Goburg
uno @ptba miro nG6ltens ieinen feier=
liNen Gin5ug ais 2an0esfiirlt in GDtbo
balten.
Gnglano ienoet neue Sruppen na6
Ggppten, Da Der Gbeoipa neuerli0 eini=
ge 9lnmanDlrngen BON Sppolitipn ge=
5eigt bat.
Sine entieblibe Scene tanb in @bica=
90 bel Der Sinri6tung oes Wt0roers
Painter ltatt ; Der Strif mar gerilien.
Sn San 6rancisco fano am Sam=
flag Die GrDffnung Der Wtittepinter=
9lusi itellung ftatt.
Sn 2ouispille, Gp., 1T Die ct. paul=
fir6e gdn5li6 pom Seuer serit0rt NOR
ben. S9aoen 800, 900.
Sn Saflonoile, SSlorioa, bat porise
9Sobe Die ldnslt angefiinoigte groBe
Preisborelei 5tpii6en Sanes Gorbett
unb oeln @nsldnoer Witbell itattgefun=
ben. 2ebterer ipurOe ibon i'm 3. &unD=
sange fampfllnfdbig genIadt.
Ser Musiall Der 9op=Sare in C6io
8esen lebtes eSabr miro iiber $l2, 600 I
betragen.
Sn Soulton in Ssras fofet segen=
pdrtig oos 9ubenb gepfel 80 Gents.
Sn Der penniplponiIden Goblenregion
:ann es am Sreitas our9 itritenoe 9lr=
better sll Slutper9ieBen.
Sn 6arts MetboOiitentir6e, 3 Nfei=
en- Dltli0 BON Salem, g., fam Dieier
Gage Elm wirfli6er 9erenprp3eb sum
4bi6luB. Die 9l1getlagten puroen
lus Der &ir6en9emeini6aft aus9eto=
zen.
3ugsentgleiIung auf Der 8l9 Spur
Babn Bel Ntiamisburg 8. /; 20 9So9en
Gin geuilier GoreD in MailillDn mill
inen &reussug nab g9aibin3ton peran=
talten lno Den GongreB 5luin9en, 500 !
RilliOnen fir StraBenperbeiierung ber=
llgeben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-31
Gssas Der 8anOesttaOt.

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seilionbill 1T auf mnr9en (Sonnerltag,
uerlDoben iporDen, oa 3 Sage Sebattt
iiber Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Die nul
bod nod als glmenbemert CUR Sarif.
BID paiIirt tperDen fol, porausoebell
lollen. Nn Der WilionbiG 1ino i'm 9lQ=
9emeinen tpenig erbebli1e Nenberungen
porgenpmmen tporben. Sie pidti9lten
linO Die, Dab 3uder unb &obeilen auf
Die 5reiliife fommen uno Die 3uderprd=
nie ioFort ab3ui6affen 1T. Die 8eltinl=
ntungen iiber freie g8olle iollen am 2.
Nuguit in Graft treten. 9lm SanItag
fano Die 3ebatte na9 Der iogen. 6iinf=
minuteuregel itatt, mas itets, ober be-
ionoers BEL oieier wi6tigen Yiu, ei11en
illtereiianten @ffeft ma6t.
Sie 8iinf=Wtinllten Ieeel ipiro qe=
rau eingebalten. gleben Dem @or=
liber Iibt S. 8. 9fibaroIon pon Mur=
freesborn, Senn., nit elmer eroBen llbr
in Der Sano, Die d6nli0 cpnltruirt 1T,
lpie Die, melcbe auf ben Gennbabnen Qe=
brall6t lperOen. eSn Dem Qluoenblif,
mo ein nsuer &eoner vitartet" miro Die
u6r IN 8elpegung geiebt uno Der San=
ner bes 8orliBers fdllt auf Die SefllnOe,
iobalo Die flint Wtinliten aboeIaufen
iino: v9ie 3eit bes 9erren 1T abgelau=
fen !" Wtunbmal Die Geoulo Der ,3u=
b0rer nltCh. Eeiu 91fpnf(h freip mic nief
8le6 in fiinf Mtinuten suianmcnoe=
1bmeiBt iperben fam, ,penn er nidt
einmal eine fpl9e Debate i'm Geprd=
ientantenbous bur0gema6t fat.
Ser Senat beid10ftl9t lid) 5ur 3eit
nit Der Q8ublbil uno nit Der 0awQii=
froge. gei lebtercr ideint na0 uno
nab cine rubi9cre 9IuffoIllng sum
Iur6bru0 81 fommen. 9ie Yeitdti=
9ung Yefbams als 8unoesoberri6ter
1T NOD ni6t erfolgt.