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the G. A. r. Of Oakland in their services
al Mountain View Cemetery.
BY far the larger number of people
spent the day in some sort of recreation.
Several parties were formed for plcnics in
neighboring groves. The regatta of the
EncInal Boat Club drew quite number.
The cricket game at the West End had a
few admirers but by far the greatest num-
her attended the races and sports at the
Reliance Athletic Park. Most of the Eng
lish people who belong to the Sons of St.
George joined in the picnic of their fra
ternity 10 Camp Taylor.
TheobaId's Residence Robbed.
Robert W. Theobald and family, resi-
dence 745 Santa Clara avenue, have been
absent from their home since last Satur-
day. Yesterday the oldest girl returned
and found that the house had been entered
during their absence and considerable sill
verware and other valuabes taken. The
house. breakers tore screen from the back
window and through the aperture took the
lock from the back door and made their en-
trance. How much was taken cannot be
determined until the parents return to-day.
The police were notified.
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port of the committee on the state of re-
llgion was read and adopted. also the
report OF the committee on devotional ex-
erclses. The latter names Rev. John
Chalmers to preach the opening sermon at
the next general assembly. The report
of the various committees were read and
adopted; $4,000 is appropriated to colleges
of the church. The report OF the COM
mittee on appropriations gives S3S8, 725 to
various boards of the church.
short session was held this evening to
finish the work of the session, after which
the assembly adjourned sine die.
Most of the visitors left tonight on
special train for San Francisco.
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DROWNED WHILE WADING.
Mabel Breen Loses Her Life i'm Bear
Creek.

MERGED. May 3O-Mabel Breeu, aged
20 years, the daughter Of County Auditor
n Breen, was accidentally drowned in
Bear Creek, half a mile from town, at 7
O'Clock tonight. The young lady and her
sister Myrtle, with two young men named
Gray and Seely. had been hunting and
tlshing, and were on their way home.
They stopped TO wade in the creek. when
Mabel slipped into deep hole. Gray, a
brother-in-law of the girl. got hold of her
four times, but was unable to get her ont.
About 100 people went out from town to
search for her body. which was recovered
at 10o'cIOck.
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Hosiery and Underwear

At Is Cents.
CRILDREN'S BLACK RIBBED COT
TON HOSE, double Knees, heels and
toes, guaranteed fast and stainless
black, regular price 25c.
At 25 Cents.
MISSES FINE r / b B ED BLACK
EGYPTIAN COTTON HOSE, extra
fine quality, double knees, heels and
toes. Hermsdorf black, sizes 6 to 9
inches, regular value 35c and zoe.
At 25 Cents.
LADIES BLACK TACO COTTON
HOSE, plain aud Richelieu ribbed,
high spliced heels and toes, Hermsdorf
black, regular value S4 20 dozen.
at 1913 Cents.
LADIES PLAIN AND RICHELIEU
RIBBED EGYPTIAN COTTON
HOSE, high spliced heels and toes,
black and russell shades. regular value
SOC.
At 25 Cents.
LADIES JERSEY RIBBED EGYPTIAN
COTTON VESTS, high neck. Ion 9
sleeves, regular value 40c.
At SI.OO.
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED CASH
MERE Wool VESTS, high neck.
long sleeves, white. natural, pink, scar
let aud black color, regular value 81 90
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MidWeek Notes of Business at the
Different Theaters.

MidWeek Notes of Business at the
Different Theaters.
|. Yesterday being a holiday time told ad-
vantageously on the attendance at nearly
all the places of amusement. The Cali
fornia. MOroscO's Grand Opera house, the
Tivoli and the Orpheum had more than
the usual assemblage. The Stockwell also
showed liberal number of patrons. In
the case of the theater first named the
bicycling friends of Nr. Frank Belcher
were present in force to compliment their
old fellow-club man. He seemed animated
by their pTese nee, for he sang the different
numbers assigned him with great animation
and nice expression. In Sweet Marie"
his fine barytOne organ was heard with
mellow depth nd sweetness that moved
the audience TO hearty applause. The
many admirers of this young singer intend
giving him farewell next Sunday night,
June 4, at this theater. The Stanford
Trio. consisting of himself. Eugene Beauce
and X, Angelo, will render some of their
old melodies for the last time, it
may be, and several members of the Olym-
pic Club, with others, will take part in the
great keno game. At the conclusion of the
performance all will join hands and sing
the familiar Aud Lang Syne." The audi
ence is requested to participate and make
| the impression OF this l6aVe-taklng so deep
that 1t never will be erased from the men,
DRY OF Mr.. Belcher, whom young San Fran
cisco has delighted To honor.
/ Mr. Reilly. now at Morosco's Grand
! Opera-house in THE German Soldier"
admits with credtable candor that for the
three years he has been playing this pop
ular piece, he has never had 1t illustrated
with such perfect and picturesque stage
! settings as Major Tom Andrews aud his
| assistants have given il at the Grand. The
/ dream scene is full of the most effective
| light and shade, and the old mill,
where Reilly makes his realistic
| plunge in the water that was run
| past the wheel. is an artistic composition.
! with all the depth of color belonging to an
ancient painting of the Dutch school,
Swain. who is relative of the well-known
caterer in this city, has made great hit as
1 the Irish comedian, and here is where
/ Reilly is candid and truthful again in con-
/ ceding SWANS strength before the audi
| enee. In the management of this theater
! Morosco is doing his best to deserve the
! patronage the public OF all classes is os
/ lavishly bestowing upon him.
The Bush-street Theater will reopen
next Monday night with the Wilkins ORA
matte Company in Faust" for one week,
Mr.. Percy Hunting as Mephistopheles
Mr.. wilkins is young man formerly con-
nected with the San Francisco press, and
having come into the possession of for
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PARLIAMENT OF VICTORIA.
Opening of the Legislature in Aus
traEia.

MELBOURNE, May 3O.-The Parliament
OF Victoria opened to-day. The Earl OF
HopetOun, Governor. said in his address
that he rejoiced that the approaching
Colonial conference in Ottawa would con-
slider not only the trade relations existing
between the British colonies. but the pro-
jecied Pacific cable, destined to unite the
Australian colonies with Canada. 1t was
desirable the cable should be entirely un-
der British control. In regard 10 Samoa.
he said the supervision OF these islands
by New Zealand would be really their
supervision by Great Britain. 1t was
desirable that New Zealand'S offer be ac-
cepted. net only on account of its CONNER
cial advantages, but because it was con-
sonant W it'll true Ausrralssian policy.
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WENT TO HER LOVE.
EIOpement of Young Girl of One
of the Virginia First Families.

WASHINGTON, May 3O.-A special to
the Evening Star from Richmond, Va,
says: Society circles have been wrought
up with the news that Miss Addie John
son had eloped Sunday night with Edward
White. formerly of this city, now of Chi
cage. Miss johnson is connected with
some o. the best families in the State.
being a niece of ex-Congressman Venable
nf Patarshurp
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Ladies' COrSGtS!

At rs Cents.
LADIES' BLACK SATEEN CORSETSs
special long waist. we'll bOned and silk
embroidered, regular value 81.
At S1.00.
LADIES DRAB COUTIL CORSETS,
stripped with fine sateen, heavily bOned
and good side steels. both medium an
extra long waists, regular value 81 25.
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Four at a Birth.

BROOKLYN, May 30.-Mrs. Samuel Ra.
phael of this city has just given birth to
four children. three boys and girl. Two
of the boys died shortly after birth. The
two living children and the mother are
doing well.
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Men Furnishings!

At 25 Cents.
MEMS EXTRA FINE SILK SCARFS,
in four-n-hand and teck shapes, satin
lined, together with a complete line of
Mems, Ladies' and Boys Silk Wind
sors and tubular French linen fourth
hands. all good value for soc.
AT SO Cents.
MEMS UNLAUNDRIED w II L Il E
SHIRTS. finished with double backs.
reinforced all-linen fronts, felled seams
and of Utica muslin, extra good value
for S5c.
At 1872 Cents.
MEMS FULL-FINISHED IMPORTED
COTTON SOCKS, in tans and browns,
also Hermsdorf black, finished with
double Spliced heels and toes, good
value for 25c.
At Is Cents.
MEMS FULL FINISHED MERINO
SOCKS, in undyed, sanitary and
vcuna shades, finished with double
heels and toes, extra good value tor
25c pair.
At SO Cents Each.
MEMS UNDYED SANITARY MERINO
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
extra well finished, warranted non
shrinkable. extra good value for Sc.
At Is Cents Each.
MEMS MEDIUM WEIGHT MERINO
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
in drab and Vlcuua shades, fancy silk
finished, good value for 81 %.
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tune proposes to try his talent in the field
of theatrical management. He promises
to set the play with effects, electrical and
other. calculated to make Lew Morrison
turn green with envy. A kaleidoscope
dance by Miss G. de MarAlle will be
new feature here. 1t is the latest Partisan
fad
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To Be Four Tickets in the Field.

MERGED, May 3o.-At meeting OF the Pro.
hibition Central Committee to-day it was de-
cided 70 nominate full county ticket on June
16. This is the same party that elected three
Supervisors and District Attorney two years
ago and insures there being four county tickets
IN the held-Repubican. Democratic and Popu-
list.
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Valentine Blatz. who died in ST. Paul on
Saturday night, took place to-day from
the family residence. The burial was
private.
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Mr.. Howe. manager of the Stockwell
is expected from the East on Sunday next.
THE Prize Winner" in which Mr.. Gard
ner is now playing. will finish with this
week and be succeeded by lin Father
land"
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Oracle Plaisted will take her farewell of
the Tivoli stage this evening, previous to
her departure on a health trip to the
Orient. 1.-The Merry War" Will be played
for her benefit. Mr.. Adolph Bauer having
retired, on the expiration of second con-
tract, from the leadership of the Tivoli
orchestra. Mr.. Hirschbacker now wields
the baton
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ALAMEDA.

There were no exercises in Alameda
yesterday appropriate to the day. Those
who wished TO commemorate the day went
to Oakland. The Joe Hooker Post joined
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Ribbons and ParaSOlS

At 25 Cents.
No. Is ALLSILK BLACK MORE
RIBBONS, worth Soc. will be Of
fered at 25c.
At 25 Cents.
FANCY RIBBONS. in plaids, stripes
and shaded effects, worth 45c, SOC
and 60c, will be offered at 25c.
at SI-OO.
CARRIAGE PARASOLS, in Gloria
silk. with ruffie. will be offered at
81.
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The Orpheum Music bali has the call at
present in the way of vaudeville show.
The Burbauks are a specially.
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Kid Gloves !!
a. Sn ro14=

At so Cents.
IS dozen LADIES BUTTON LENGTH
BIA RRITZ UNDRESSED KID
GLOVES. in fancy shades (all Sizes,
regular price 81, will be offered at SOC
pair.
At IS Cents.
70 dozen LADIES S-BUTTON LENGT Il
MOUSQUETAIRE DRESSED KID
GLOVES. in dark. medium and tan
colors. also black (all slZes) regular
price 81 60 will be offered at SOC pair.
The morning call., 1894-05-31

Peoples Palace Music Hall. southwest
corner OF Eddy and Mason streets, under
the management of Cliff Philips, is grow
ing in Importance as a place of smuse-
meUt
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George P. Murphy and Kitty Kursale
are playing. with a good support, the
comedy called "a Sure Thing" at the
GrOve-street Theater.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS!
At . Gents.

.
WOOL NUNS YELLING will be
a
a
will be
10ca
CHECK SUITINGS
s a
a
changbe
/ will be offered at
At
made
at 45c will BIZ sold
A
4oINCH CHEvoT seasons coong worth @ will
for yard
a
andn navy ue
| a
escoin 81, yard.
EXTRA SPECIAL3
pieces FANCY SUITNGS
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Butter Point VGliSe Lace.

BUTTER POINT VENISE. new pat
terms, new tints, 81 TO z inches
wide. at 60c, 75c, 90t, 81 %, 81 80,
81 70 and 81 per yard.
BUTTER NET-TOP POINT VENISE
LACE, 4 to II inches wide, at soc.
Coo. Toe, 81, 81 %. 81 so, 50. 81 so.
So to So per yard.
BUTTER POINT VENISE LACE
INSERTION, l to 2 inches wide,
at zoe, 25c, SOC, 35c. 40c, SOC, Coo and
zoe per yard.
BUTTER IMITATION POINT VEN
Use INSERTION, l. IL and 2
inches wide. at DC. 6Ac, TIC, 81ac,
Zoe and 15c per yard.
BUTTER IMITATION POINT VEN
Use LACE, TO 9 inches wide, at
15c, zoe, 25c, SOC, 35c, 40c and SOC
per yard.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
JUST OPENED-NOVFLTY PAT
TERMS IN POINT VENISE
LACE. exclusive designs, 5-inch
at So % and SO 70. finch at 81 90
and So. 9-iDch at "a 80, SIS 70 and
81 per yard.
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BE convinced ard go. to Berteling's for your
glasses. 427 Kearny.
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/ SPOT Cash PURCHASES At STARTLING CUTS IN PRICES!


Dress INC
numb o
fee
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EXTRA SPECIAL!
BLACK DRESS GOODS!

"A
SERGE
"
125 will be offered yard
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Val BIatz Buried,

MILWAUKEE, May so.-The funeral of
The morning call., 1894-05-31

BUY glass Of F. N. Woods & Co., 81 First st.
The morning call., 1894-05-31

Police Officer Cashin reportes it to be 50 %
the night of the shooting, had a 3S-caliber
Smith q Wesson, and burglar Towhill had
a 41-caliDer Colts from which be shot 49,
ealiber bullets. The significant difference,
however, is that the bullet has rife marks.
Ely's pistol was smooth bore, consequently
be could not have fred the shot that slew
CaShin.
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Dteuetht nur f9einto0t.
Der Coroner 9Iaubt nod Sebens3eiden al
etnem ani9etneno Gooten bemerft
gu haben.
Quinc0, Su., 80. O3Gr3.

QutncD, Su., 30. O}drs.
Nuem 2tnidbeinc nacb itarb Der bier
pobnenbe SO Sabre alte 6ermonn @riep
DOrgeitern Qlbeno, uuO geitern begann Ser
Coroner nit Dem Snqueit. 9crielbe puroe
ieOob eingeiteut, neil her 2lr5t nod 2ebenSz
3etcben an benz &0rper bemertt baben
woute. Sn Sol9e beiien macbte er. tpGbz
renO 0eS &a8eS Bic gr0Bten Nlnitrengungen,
uml BEN ani6eiuenO SbeintOoten in'S2eben
5uriif5urufen. obgleicb ct bis iebt bamit
nOb feinen @rfDlg bate. 9a aber Die
Sra8e ~porIduftg nob unenti6ieoen lit, Of
bic 2ebenstbdtbi9feit nur unterbrocben,
oOer Oh Der Sob pirfltb. icbon eingetreten
lit, purOe Ser Suqueit einittpeiten bis auf
beute Oericbobeu.
, 1894-03-30
NRbPrhltR
SlmO SnrsgefG6tes.

Stir SQiuoiS, MiIourt, 8iScon1it
lnb ben oberen She'll bon Wttbigan miro
flarer 6immel, Siioptn6 unD er9ebltcb
bD6ere 3emperatur in lESitbt geiteut.
- Am b%ergangenen Sonntag pur6e in
&on1tantinopel BON cinem iungen Q(rmenier
elm ~erfolgloier WtOrOan8riff auf Den arme7
nii6en Natriarcben gemacbt.
= Die gticaraguaner plonen aneeblic6
einen neueu @infaQ in oaS MpsquitOz
Qanb. Die Sage iOa ie0r be6entItcb fem.
= @s mirb b%ebauptet, Spreder GrtSp
tperbe bic @rnennung gum 9{acbfol9er beS
berltOrbenen 8unOeSienatprs @olquitt abb
lebnen.
-0ie 0orfer 6on6sb6rie er6ffncte in
feiter Stimmung unb Die &urie itiegen
burc6peg I'M ] bis } 8rosent. @tne QuS>
nabme biloeten ieoob Burlington & Nt9;>
lonzNttien, tpel9e UNI J 9ro3ent 3uriifs
gin9en.
- Q(uf Samoa lit 6urc6 unfluges 8ez
nebmen oeS SberribterS Sbe, zines Q(nlez
rtfoners, Elm Qlufitano pioer BEN &0nig
Otoliotoa loS9ebro9en, Dem bereitS 30
Gtn9cborenen gum Spfer ftelen. Sn Q(pta
fab man, BEL @b9ang bes OarnpferS p2tGaz
meba", ba Die 2lusldn6er @etpalttbdtigfeis
ten iettcnS Der etn9ebOrenen 8eOOlferung
befir6teter, ie6niiibtig bem @intrcffen
zines fremOen &riegSi9iffes ent8egen.
= Q8ie Oas Stodpar6S rSournal" be-
ridbtet, trofen beute bort 1000 StId &in6e
Dieb, $4,000 Stiif S9meine unO 1900
StiG Scbafe Elm. 8eite Stiere bracbten
4.25@4.40, Witteliorte 3.9004.1O, 9ez
ringite 3,OO@3.75. S9petne Derd1oerten
ii6 nicbt i'm Breiie. S6afc feit 81 4,25@
4.65 Die beiten unO 9dmmer bette, 1850
4.90.
, 1894-03-30
Aomiral oa Gama nuo (eime
0ff}iere.
DieieIben bedbiidti9en fta fofort
na6 iRrer Ganoun9
Dem aomiraI r1Iclo in Oeferro or3uf4Iie6en
sc e 10 0prf, 80. WeGrs.

y : Nv" ~8N"No'
Cine Spe3ialOepeide bes y6eralb" bon
Sucnos QlireS bringt fol9enoe Wtitt6eilun9
Die argentiniibe Ge0ierung bat einge=
tpiui9l, oaB Bic bon Ben portugielticber
&%ricgsicbifcn 6icrber 9ebraG6tcn fliicbti9eu
Nebeaen Dpr 9tto bier lanben, menu Bor7
tugaI bereit lit, ale Tolgen auf itcb 81
nebmen, un6 Qr9entinien aQer 8erant:
lportlicpfeit fir bie 9ticbtbcacbtung Dec
BroteiteS ieitenS 8raiiliens eut6eben min.
Ser bieiige portugieiti6e @eianOte unt
Bic 8efe6GS6aber Der &rieg5i9iffe ertparten
Die @nti9eioung beS auStpdrtigen NmteS III
Siliabon lber Den 3Ori6lo9, md6reno Ser
NOmiral ba 0an1a uno ieine 0ffi3iere porz
lduftg an 8orO bes WttnoeQo uno Nlbu,
querque nerbleiben.
@apt. Benjamin OteQo, oer SefrctGr 6es
IomiralS ba @ama, tpiberipra9 beute Dem
@eriiobte, baB 8ipiiDen bcn Nomiralen ou
@ar1a uno 0feuo MtcinungSperibieoens
3eiten beitdnben, un0 iagte, 0aB bie gr0Bte
Webr3abl Der Tliihtlinge alf BEN portu=
9teitlben SriegSibtffen, 9lei6 nab ibrer
2anoun9, it5 na6 9eitcrro, benz Stb 6er
proptioril6en Jte9terung begeben miirben,
UNI it'd OteQo an5uiblieBen, unO ben
&rteg 10 trdftig pie ie fort5uieBen.
, 1894-03-30
Ueiegraphifde OepeP&en.
uer0erblid)e 2amineu.
8eoeutenoer Derluit an Meniden=
leben uno Gi9entRum.
Der Ort malace in Joabo ohne SeIeu9=
tl1n9.
Spotane, @aI6., 80. Nears.

Cine SpecialbepeI6e an Bic y9eDietp"
bon @alacc, Sbabo, ent66It TolgcnoeS F:
@eltern ~itiir5ten bier getpaltige uno mebrere
unbeoeuten0e Qaptnen in ben Canon Street,
bttuntcr. Sine 6erleLben, Bel Der 8lod
8ear@@rube, rib flint 6iitten nit licb in
ben Nbgrun6, tpobltrcb 1itnf, uno m0gz
ltc9erpelIe nod mebr 9erlonen tbren Sob
talroell. gSdbrenO Oe5 ganSen geitrtgeu
SageS belhaftt9ten iicb mebrere bunDert
Perlonen nit Der &ettung Ser 0cricbilte7
ten, un6 bis jebt Itnb bret 9cicbcn 6erous7
gelcbafft moroen. Ser Sbnee lie9t pier3tg
SUB ttef uno lit beina6e 10 bart ipte Sis.
SAT- 1dmmtlicbe Nrbeiter aus ben @ruben
Sem, Srisco uu6 8nrfman bQlfen BEL ber
0erauSi6affung Ser 9erunglldten. Dir
thur SpaDne Durbe Iebeno, aber icbtper
Derlebt berauSgci6afft. @e9en ber 9roBen
Nurregung lit eS anmOglt6, @enauereS
ooer Die g(anten Der llnlgetommenen, unter
oenen itb mebrere Staliener beftnoen, gu
erfaDren.
9te 9etben bon einem W1anne, elmer
Trau un6 etnem fletncn OtGb1et itnb
tpteDererlangt tporoen. Snner9alb elmer
Strede BON an6ertbalb WteiLen oberbalb
Ser @rube Sem, 9tn9en BRET tpeitere 2a@
tptpen nteDer, bon Oel1er cine in elmer O06e
BON betrd9tlicb mebr ais bunoert SUB
betoe @tienbdbnen beDeGte. Oa0ur0 miro
Der Canon Street, auf9ebdmmt, uno eS miro
cine lleberi6pemman9 befir6tet. @t1ige
Der 2atptnen baben iib fir Die @tienbabn
ais lebr DerDerbltb ertDteien, aber IS tptr6
nocb mebrere Sage balern, ebe Ser bole
Sba6en ermittelt tper0en tann.
@cgen bier ltbr9tabmittagS ftel 5tpil4en
Wallace un0 ser @rube Sem cine 2etrille,
ipoOurb Der 8erfebr unterbro6cn tpuroe.
Sine olloere Canine am Blacer Street, rib
etnen She'll Der eleftril6en Nnlage nit iic6
tort, uno gSaIace beiin0et itcb in Solge
oelien 1T 9unfelbcit.
Spofone, 8ai6., 80. MGr8.
9teueren 9ta4ricbtcn Sufolge finb in Der
gfd6e bon 8alace in S6abo bon ben
geitern ntcbergegan9enen 2otpinen BRET Saz
mtltet, inSgelammt ii Berlonen, Der>
ibiittet tpprDen. 0te l1ngladlicben Itn6
unter 3auienbcn 3onnen Sdnee begraben,
uno es ltegt aucb ntcbt bie ~leiie1te Wf0glic6z
felt tbrer &ettung Dor.
Sn Sen Bergen lag Ser S6nee in Sen
lebten WOcben an Dielcn StelIen iiber go
SUP bo6, Die Qatpinen nur6en burcb
ben itortcn 9tegcnfaI Der Lebten Sage berz
uriacbt. Sn BET 9tabe oeS 8lod 8eara
Grubc 9ing cine S6neemalie nieber, bic
cine GG1ge bon ilber 300 SUB bate; baIb
Oaralf fam cine 5ipeite, fait ebenio mG9z
tt8e 0atpine berab9eiauit. SSn Der NGbe
beS Sertdbens 8urfe wurbe Die aus flint
Yerionen beitebenoe Samilie GbiIion unter
Dem S6nee be9raben.
, 1894-03-30
aus Samoa.
Ausbruh zines 2~lufitanoes uuter
oen Gtn9eborenen
Do5u Ger ameriFanif6e OberriPter ole Der.
anIaffu1e 9eeeben haben fol-.
aus Samoa.
&uflan6, gteu Seelan6,
30. Wf0r3.

Der 9ampfer QQameba bon Samoa
brtngt bic Nadbribt bon ei1em ernltliden
Nufltanoe auf jenen Snieln, mclber ma6r@
i6einIi6 ein 9a3tpti6entreten bon ben
Ser. Staten, @roBbritannien unb
9euti6lan0 aur Solge baben nir6. Sen
bon Ser Nlameba liberbrabten 8ertd6tet1
na6, ipur0e Der Nufftan0 burcb ben a1nertz
faniiben Sberrtbter 6enrD Sbe, tpel6er
am 6. September 1892 sum gtabfol9er
beS Sberri6ters GcbercranB ernannt NOR
ben mar, DeranlaBt.
Gi6ter Sbe mir0 bc16ulbigt, 6te 6Gupt7
hinge ber beiben fetnbli6en Barteien in
Samoa ms @efGngniB genorfen, unb ge>
5tpungen 5u Daber, ipte bic Verbreber Der
nteortgIten Sorte an ben StraBen 81 ar
betten.
Die QtnbGnser Ser einge6orenen 6Guptz
hinge beltrttten ben G%uropGern 0aS Gebt,
it9 in tbre inneren Q(n9elegenbeiten 3u
ntti6en, 10 lan9e baburcb bic Dur9 baS
BrotettDrat Ser bret MGbtc eingefubrten
3uitGn6e, nt6t bebrobt miir6en.
S6IieBlib nabm bic Sage ei1en 70 6roz
6enOcn Qlnitri9 an, baB Der Oberri6ter
S3rltte that, I'M bie Gingeborenen 81 ent1
Daffnen, tpdbrenO bie Iebteren ft9 auf
etnen ener9tiben WtDeritano oorberetteten.
9er &f begann nit set Grmoroung
zines 8e9ierun8sbeomten 6ur9 Ste 3tebelz
len, pelcbe in Der gtd6e ibres 9agers gefanz
gen genOmmen pur0en. Ser regierenbe
&Ontg Wtalietoa i9eint benz Sberricbter
treu geblieben 3u ietn, benn ct lanbte iofort
auf 8erlangen oeiielben cine itarfe QlbtDet>
lung i~et1er &rteger gegen bic GebeQen.
IS fa10en mebrere @cfecbte iiatt, in nell
3eu 30 Mann 9etO6tet uno etipa 80 oer>
punoet tpur0en.
Oils Der 9ampfer y9tlamc6a" bonSomoa
abging, befanO itD Die &e9ierung euticbtez
ben i'm 8Ortbetle, unb Die Ge6eIen .batten
ftb in baS Snnere 6er Sniel Suriif9e5ogen,
no6in fte nidbt perfolgt mer6en founten.
gtun aber betBt eS, DaB bie Sruppen bes
&0nigS Mtalietoa einen @efongenen ibauBz
lib Derititn1nteIten, OaB ite bic 0Guier bon
ru9t9eI @tn9eborenen nte6erbrannten unb
cine Qn5abl bon Srauen, oeren Wtdnuer in
ben Getbcn ber Gebeuen fGmpften, icbGuz
oeten, un0 IN Solge auer bieier Wttiiet6a=
ten itnb Die @tnge6orenen berartig erbit@
teri, baB etn aI9emeiner 9tufftano befiir6=
tet tptrD.
Die NuslGnoer in Samoa bcfinben 1ih
in Der gr0Bten l1nrube, neil Die @ingeborez
men oQerlei 9robun9cn gegen bic Tremben
ausitoBen, uno bte Nnfunft zines &riegSz
ibiffe5 miro nit Ser 9rOBten Sebuiu6t err
martet.
9tc auspdrtigen Goniuln tbun ibr
WtO0li6teS, I'M Oie9febeQen Su bertbigen,
aber ale tbre 8emiibungen baben lic4 bis
ieBt ais erfolgloS ertpte1en.
Die Samoaz Snlclgruppe beite6t aus 10
benobnten unb 3ipet unbelpo6nten Snieln,
ent0Glt 100 Quaoratmeilen un6 bat ettpa
5000 @tntpp6ner.
, 1894-03-30
Die Sage an Ser 21osquitofafe.
Gin Qmerifaner pom Gouperneur BON Rama
erfbofen.
g u Orleans, Ga, 30. MGrs


Der SpesialcorreiponDcnt 6es uBicaz
gune" in 8iuefielo, 9ticaragua, bat nit Dem
0ampfer 8er0enien, tpeldber geitcrn 2tbenO
UNI elf lt6r bier a%nfdnt, elm S6retben Qez
ianbt, meldbes bic ii6erroidbenoe Nacbricbt
entbGlt. 0aB penn nicbt iofort Elm ar1eriz
fanil6es &riegSi6iff al Der MoSquitptG1te
letn @ri3elnen macbe, Die Sntereiien jenes
2anOc5 ernitIib 9efdbroet miir6en. Ser
8rief lit bonn %. WtGr3, balb finf l1br
9tadmtttagS battrt, unb in 6emlelben bttBt
eS: $50 e6ea mir6 bon 9toma gemelOet
baB 9SilItam QStlion, etn Nmeritarer, in
LESTER Ntacbt obne ie9licbe 8eronlaiiung bonn
@OuDerneur BON &a1na erlcboiien prr6e.
8tllon lit beute Wtorgen I'm acbt u6r gez
itor6en. Der @ouperneur, eth Nicaragua7
ller Namcn3 9l9uiIa, elm gfeffe bes Cont
miiidrs gaca8o, lDej8erte itb 9eitern @lbeno,
Elm Boot bon 9tama nit Q8ilion obgeber1
81 laiien, Deldber bate 9erettet per6en
t0unen, penn CT 5ur 8eban0lung bicr6er
gebrQcbt pDroen nGre.
6eute Nbeno Dcrrlbt bier cine oroBe
Qufregung, unb Elm ein5tger bier abgefcuerz
Ter S6uB wtirbe BEN Sob iGmmtltcber in
8luefieLbs Gnipeienoen N~icaraguaner aur
6olge baben. Ntr martcn auf Die Qnfunft
zines amcrtfanii6en &ri~egsIcbtffeS. SCH
BIN nicbt i'm Stanbe Nabcres 5u erfabren,
6a Der 90mpfer ieben Nugenblif abgebe1
fQnn.