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The evening world., 1894-06-22
MRS. WYLIE'S LOST EYES.
One Is RenpEcnrins. but the Other
In Lost.

PATERSON, N. j., June 22.-Mrs.
Mary Wylie. of this city, whose eyes
were affected in an extraordinary man
ner by lightning during the thunder
storm Tuesday IS recovering. She was
sitting In the yard Of her son-in-law's
house. when a heavy clap OF thunder
was heard. One Of her eyes fell into her
lap, and the other went back into her
head. leaving both sockets vacant.
The eye that fell out can never be
replaced, but to-day the bah Of the other
eye began to reappear in the socket.
Mrs. Wylie said she could begin 10 see
d.mly with this eye. although the lids
were but partly open. DR.. Banta says
Mrs. Wylie has a tumor in the upper
part of the nose. and the sudden shock
caused the muscles of the eyes to snap.
which resulted in the eye most diseased
falling out
The evening world., 1894-06-22
MRS. .M'CUE WANTS A DIVORCE
Assistant IIou-clsecpcr of the Hotel
st. George Brings Suit.

Mrs. Nellie f. McCue, assistant house.
keeper of the Hotel St. George. Brook
lyn, has begun an action for absolute
divorce from her husband. James Nc
Cue, in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn.
An application for a.imony will be made
tomorrow.
Mrs McCue says her husband Is liv-
ing with one Rosa Neary at Sixth ave-
nue. and Twentieth street, New York.
The McCues formerly lived in New Ha-
ven, and came to Brooklyn about three
years ago.
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18th ST. Ill w.-Large. cool double slneis
rooms: excellent table: table board: snmmef
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JUMPED FIFTY FEET.
After Spree Martin Walsh, of
brooklyn, Attempts Suicide.

Martin Walsh, twenty-five years old,
of 1S6 West Ninth street, Brooklyn. at
tempted suicide this morning by jumping
from a window of the third floor to the
sidewalk. distance of fifty feet. He
was picked up in an unconscious con-
ditlon and -emoved to the Long Island
College Hospital. He sustained a con-
cusson of the b. ain. No cause is as
signed for his act, but the police say
that he has been on spree and 1t is
supposed that he was dcliriOus
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FANwooD. N j.. June :2.-Harry Carrier.
gardener. OF this place was attacked by some
humans, who came from New York last night
with the intention OF cleaning out the ''hayseeds"
as they called the residents OF this place, The
fght took place near the WAshong Club House.
The men were beating some stranger. and when
Carrier interfered he was struck on the head
With heavy stick. The roughs escaped.
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STOLE A BICYCLE AND CASH.
Former Employee of the Wild West
show Wanted by the Police.

officer Cantwell, OF the Gates Avenue
Police Court. Brooklyn, visited the Buff
falo Bill exhibition to-day with war
rant for the arrest of Charles Gardner,
who was employed by the show as an
usher. He is charged with stealing a
bicycle from Samuel Stein. OF 372 Clifton
place, Brooklyn.
The officer learned that Gardner had
left the city, taking with him 1886 be-
longing to one of the musicians of the
show.
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SIDE-TRACKED THE CIRCUS.
washburn's Alleged SmalI-POx Ag-
Sregation In Trouble.

PLAINFIELD, June 22,-When Wash
burns circus arrived at this place frcm
Jersey City at A. NJ. to-day the train
was met by squad of policemen, who
told the managers that they could not
unload. The train was sidetracked. and
the police have since been guarding It.
This precaution was taken on account
OF one Of the employees of the circus
being stricken with smallpox at, Orange.
The circus Is billed TO give performance
this afternoon and evening in Plainheli,
but 1t Is doubtful II either performance
will be given. The managers of the show
are endeavoring to induce the Mayor TO
allow the show to go on.
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Flats and Apartments To Let.
Euvri.hsd-We.t Side.


,erH ST. si6-3is w.-AImins'cr carpets. hand
somcly furnished. complete; light rooms pri-
vate halls bathroom, central location. reason
able for summer Inquire '-nitor.
SsTu ST. 3i6 W w-ASminster carpets. handsomely
furnished complete light rooms. private halls
mer. Inquire janitnr.
36TH ST. 40 W.T. rooms bath, superbly fur.
nlshed. chance summer price; look make
oner; janitor. Ellis, 220 W. tist at
3IrH at 22S W. Nicely furnished dats, 4 & 3
rooms bath. Jantor.
@rli 81 $50 W. Nicely furnished fats, 4 h 3
rooms hath. Janltor
10TH ST. e67 w-Nicely furnished FIAT, 6 rooms
bath; awnings, Jantor.
57TH ST. 363 W. ntation tqth,-Summor rents
completely furnished corner window fats
EDGAR JOHNSON.
6trii ST, $50 w. ~ Fat. pcst-Elegantly FUR.
nished: hno plano. china silver linen; leaving
city, viii make rent satisfactory to small family.
i25TII ST. 5G w-Flve rooms bath newly. ele.
Enntly furnished. china. linen. everything: IS
weekly.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED light rooms. bath
room: reduced $50 to careful tenant Inquire
ianitor. las W. esth At.
If You WANT beautifully furnished fat at a
bargain. see ELLIS, ?2o W, Nst ST.
THE AMSTERDAM, l75 W. Sst SIT, let for ?
or 3 months: 6 rooms & bath: all light fully
furnished rent low to responsible, respectable
small family. Apply to jsnitor or hall boy.
Furnished-Miseeiian
LARGEST ASSORTMENT furnished Eats in city :
all locations, prices sizes FLAGG, ~: W. 2si.
PRIVATE PARTY furnishes houses q fats on
easy terms Sullivan. iOi 9Th ave.
okIyn.
PARLoR FLOOR TO LET. Apply 4. Sands St.
Brooklyn.
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Police Orders for the Fourth.

Police supt, Campbell, OF Brooklyn, to-day is
sued a general order to the aptaihs, containing
instructions as to their duties on July T. Every
policeman in the city must remain on duty from
6 A. NJ, except those specially detailed. The
police are directed to enforce the laws against
the discharge Of pistols and fireworks at all
times, except on July L. when they must not
allow those OF dangerous character to be set on
in the streetA
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brooklyn Drevities.

Sgng the night thieves forced an entrance into
|tht 'artments Of Hugo Lang, COG Hamburg ave
|nue, and stole iewelry worth $50 and 800 In
mousy.
John Muhren, thirty-nve OF rs Warren street
|fe!l overheard on the Atlantic dock this morn
'ing an1 hshed out by several 'longshoremen.
iEs was locked up on a charge OF intoIlcation
4 JeweIry worth SIS was stolen this morning by
home thief who gained an entrance TO the apart
Imsnts OF Mrs. Margaret Quinn. III Bridge street.
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YEARNED FOR A BICYCLE.
Young Hess Robbed His EmpIoye

Young Hess Robbed His Employer
to Get n wheel"
William Hess. fourteen years, Of 81
South Sixth street, was held in the Lee
Avenue Court, Williamsburg. to-day on a
charge OF grand larceny.
Hess was employed by Joseph Dohren
of 3Cj Wythe avenue. He has had a
ycarning to own bicycle. and yesterday
stole box OF tools and SO belonging
to DohrAn. When arrested, he said he
intended to exchange the property for
n wheel" +"
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,ax Think Terrell Murdered Her.

sMITHTowN. L. l.. June 2?.-The search is
Hill being kept up fer the colored woman known
by the names OF Didau and Terrell. She is the
reputed wife OF Warren Terrell, a white man.
dlsreputable character, now In jail Tor horse
stealing There is belief that the woman was
murdered by Terrell.
The evening world., 1894-06-22
Highland Park voters Petition.

METUCHEN, N. j., June :2--The voters Of
Highland Park have presented a petition to the
Raritan Township Committee. asking that High
land Park he set aside a special polling
place. There are about 800 voters there At
present those voters have to come here which
Is hve miles away to vote.
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sport McAdam. Surrendered.

ELIZABETH. N. j.. June 22-David McAdams
the sporting man, who 10 accused OF being impll-
Gated with "shssny Mike" KurtI. the noted
bank burglar. Dutch Henry and other we'll
known crooks In a conspiracy to rob several
places here. was surrendered this morning by his
John Edgevorth, TO the authorities and
was lodged In the county jail In default Of o. 600
ball. KurtI and Dutch Henry are already
there
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His skull May he Fractured.

Charles Martin. fourteen years old, Of 10 Court
street. Brooklyn. was held By Justice TiEhs in
the Dutier Street Police Court this morning for
Examinations on June Is on the charge Of hitti8E
Mariana Ernito. an Italian fruit ssndsr. Of ~
Dean street on the head with brick Ermito
2 n ihs Leas !slspd eellszs Ho>pitsl ne eear,
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TIL ST, 23s w.-Large & small rooms, With
board: transients accommodated moderate
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NO EXTRA CHARGE,

Every branch office OF the American
District Telegraph Company is now a
BRANCH office for receiving advertising
Tor THE WORLD Rates same as at
main office. A. ID. r. mes-en2ers will
call for your advt. without extra charge.
The evening world., 1894-06-22
comfort at the wild West show.

-. One OF the attractions at the wild West show
|this week IL comfort for those who have been
Itwsitsring within brick waiiA tiis easily ae-
2reasibie and the twenty minutes sAii down the
.Lay Il ne small part Of the pleasure 10 be had.
Nhs wild West is not only an entertaining AFFAIR.
lnq,rastlys e We'll y and 70 70 one ean hslp es-
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North Of ,ak II stsest 1the
iaTTH ST.. ssl w.s-Farn. u room 10 u. N ", =
~ l|s ;;;:I ST.
The evening world., 1894-06-22
Williamsburg boy. snu Missing.

No word has as yet been received OF Thomas
bovine and John Fitzgerald. tho two boys who.
as told In ''The Evening World" yesterday dis
Appeared from their homes In Williamsburg.
N Wednesday. Their relatives believe they were
-WaMned While out boating
The evening world., 1894-06-22
Old Resident of oyster Bay Dead.

OYSTER BAY, L. l., June 22.-Elbert Ludlam,
one of the oldest residents OF this town. died
at his home at the Gins yesterday afternoon at
the age Of eighty three. The funeral will take
place from his late residence on Sunday at 2
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sFeII from n Third-story window.

NLitte two-year-od Victoria Hannah is play
Mg about her home. l6l West street Greenpont,
this morning Just as though nothing had hap
pened Yesterday afternoon she fell from a third
story window. but escaped with slight scalp
The evening world., 1894-06-22
LONG BRANCH AND BACK Soc.

MARY PATTEN. Pleasure Day and Elberon.
"Down the Bay" "Thro' the Narrows,"
"Up the Picturesque Shrewsbury"
Week days leave JANE ST. y. II. a blocts
below 18th ST.. A. NJ. and P. M; SUNDAYS
leave JANE ST, and 10 A. NJ. All boats leave
BATTERY PIER tnear Barge ofice) 10 minutes
later. LONG BRANCH. PLEASURE BAY. SEA-
BRIGHT, Highland Beach, Little Silver and
Branchport FREIGHT at lowest rates. LONG
EST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DELIGHTFUL SAIL
OUT OF NEW YORK.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.


eTII AVE. s7s-Nice. large furnished room, suit
able for . gentlemen or lady or gentleman.
6TIt AVE, E5-Ronms with gas running water;
housekeeping II desired; ladies or gentlemen.
TIli AVE. li2 Desirable rooms by the week.
or tfaiisicntS accommC dated
7TiI AVE, A., lATH ST Large small rooms,
with use of pinro: every convenience.
9TH AVE 27i-Large front hall room In single
nat; newly furnished: terms moderate. bath.
Druphy.
10TH 81. lpl w.-Iool I'd. story square room
Ia nice. quiet parties only.
10TH ST lR w-hpa-tmcnts NJ : rooms nicely
furnished, for housekeeping IS weekly.
llTii ST. :j w.-Niccly furnished room all
vencnces; summer prices good location.
l2TH ST, ~ W-nesrable double X single
rooms; central; summer yates; southerners nc-
cnumodntcd.
l27TH ST 2sc w,--very pleasant cool fur
nlshcd room; private house terms reasonable
l2TH ST. 2iO w-Niccly furnished rooms: gem
tlemen or light housekeeping; summer prices;
references.
18TH ST. 81 w.-very desirable front rooms Ist
"a noors; reference.
room In private house; moderate.
18TH ST, 15S w.-Nicelv furnished rooms, with
or without board; also front parlor.
18th ST. "a, W.-NIcely furnished large. airy
ROOM gentlemen; summer prices: reference.
ltTH ST. 100 w.-Furn'shed rooms Tor sleeping
business purposes. also desk room to rent
nished Nat will let out furnished rooms. en-
suite or slnsly; all eonvenionceA Fordyce's bell.
18TH ST. 2s2 W, corner sth Ave.-Largs hall
room; gaa Ring bell twice.
The evening world., 1894-06-22
CUT $4,000 MORE.
BrookIyn's Board of Estimate IL
Pruning the Budget.

The Brooklyn Board of Estimate met
this morning and cut the budget about
$40 0nl
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s3D ST. iI-i13 Wool summer boarding
dated; American family.
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:3p ST. 2o6 W Large front room: handsomely
furnished, excellent table, terms moderate;
table board.
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unfurnished Rooms to Let.

18TH ST. 2el w.-Larse, square room, on,
niEht with a,cove bedroom large closets. I'm
provemenu; light housekeeping: adults; privat,
house; permanents s< month.
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23D ST. 500 W. Large front & back rooms; hall
rooms, reasonable; board opuonai near l.
18TH ST, 50 w.-Handsomely furnished large .
small rooms: permanent or transient guests.
with board
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furnished Rooms to Let

one TIM, soc. pr nne: Second Time. nc. pa
t,te: Third md Subsequent HMes, lsc. pr isnI
No suru charge on S,nddys
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10Th ST, l3S VS.; front. airy hall room; sx-
cellent board; bath; private family. GLIB.
32D 81 ~ W.-Newly furnished rooms with
summer. ,Dnublg.
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eST,I ST, 32l w-Largc. front. nice. airy rooma
with excellent board. S. IS,
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2sD ST, s3s W.-EnSlish family can accom-
modate one 81 two ooarders: nice home; good
board.
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Ays,s sas cs.lIss,.. .,,. .. sII
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22D ST. ?i3 w.-Handsomcly furnished rooma
with excellspt board. $40. Si2 for two.
2sD ST. 3?7 w.-Niceiy furnished parlor, sinsiy
or 1n suite: square hall rooms: terms mode
rate.
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2lsT ST. :5S w.-small & large. handsomely fur
nished rooms: IS upward: superior table: good
location.
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3sp ST, sI7 VS. & Sc; nrst-class rooms. we'll
furnished with board early breakfast.
34TH 81, lg7 W. Large h small handsomely
furnished rooms; doctors office lst hoor; every
convenience. Iransienls, reasonable.
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.2D ST. us w.-Sicey furnished front hall
rooms; single or in suit OF rooms. hot water:
best table French kitchen Spanish spoken.
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18Th ST.. $50 W. Neat. pleasant rooms; con-
! venlence: good board. SI. so, So; table. 50 So
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SAITH ST. 1876 w.-Handsomely furnished large q
small rooms; excellent table; table board
, 1894-08-23
APhPrhItck'
2tmO SmrsgefGetes S.

Butt ibpi;t un0 Simmel trib, 8in6
aus Siibtpelt.
Den 2tftienmarft in Ncfp gort fenn>
Setcbnete cine iteigsnoe Senoen5, unG Der
Hlt1ab mar leb9aft. Die Surle ginger nm
z@lp@t. in Bic !S0be.
- Die 0emofraten baben BEN alien
9ol1non i'm 4. tn6iana'i6sn Gon8reBbez
grit alto bod mte6er auf9eiteut. Ser gSa67
9uno DeS 8unoesibaBeS miro allo ducb inn
llenen @ongreB nit ieinem ~ object" bel
Der 6anO leiu.
-9ie 8ant bon Sranfret5 bat ibren
8ol6bcitan6 in portger 8oc6e UNI 1885,
200 un0 ibrer StlberbeitanD I'm 1885,
UOO SrancS Derme9rt.
- Sn Der SAINT BON Gnglanb baben Bic
EeleroefonbS in Derfloiener Wocbe I'm
1,298, 900 Bfunb Sterling 3u8enOmmen
uno oaS 8erbGltntB 5tpii6en 8erbinbli9e
feiten u16 &cierOefonb5 lit auf 69.14D,!6.
9eitteger.
- QrGitbent Gle0elano nir6 6ie Sarifz
Bill ntCbt Ourcb feline ltnteri9rtft gum @ez
ieb erbeben, ionbern ite etnIacb obne iein
0a3utbun gum @eieb peroen lailen; -
10 peritchert Der 8ertreter ser 2tilocttrten
Breiie in 8aibtu9ton auf'S Neue. 9o bis
gum MOntag nOa Dicr Sage iin0, 10 fam
er itb D0S8ergniigen nod Diermal g~0nnen.
SIM ltebri8en 1T es ieBt i9nuppe> oh 10
oDer 10.
- Sn Merifo bat ltcb Elm @%rubenuneIi6
3ugetragen, bel ben1 10 8er9leute Deribiitz
let, aber nur 4 inns 2ebeu gefommen itnb.
- Neun 9rie9si6iffc Ser Nuiicn 9eben
ben q. nah &orea al.
- 8apft SEQ befunoet oufs Neue feline
Sorliebe fir Die republitanii6e StaatSfOrm
III Sranfrei9.
Ser lon8id6rj8e 8eri9tcritotter fir
Do5 OberitaatSgertcbt in SuinoiS, Sherman
8. Treeman, lit beute friib 8eitOrben.
- Der @ouberneur NLtgeGo fat 6. s..
6u6ion, 2incolu uno @0tparb s. Gragin
aus @bicagO 3u 0elegatcu gum n~ationolen
GOn8reB fir 8e>pdiicrung Don 2dnbcreien,
ipelcber pom 3. bis Z. September in 9enoer
abgebaIten tpirO, ernannt.
, 1894-08-23
Der ,,lln9elaOene" ReuOluer.
Oiesmal ipielt er bel elmer Gooten=
wade cine Role.
Das Opfer fdrper perwunoet ms FoipitaI
9ebraht.
sc e 10 ODrf. %. 9(ltG.

~ - - -o* ~NtO"
@e1tern 9(beno murbe BET Der 9eicbe Ser
6rau OlarD Nun 0'8rien, in $40. 46
NoamsiraBe, 9ietparf, cine Sootentuacbe
abgebalten. lin Otitteruadt batten iid
ale 2eiotra9enben entfernt, bis auf Gibaro
8urceQ unb Swcn Sane, 1peIcbe Bic gan5e
gtacbt BEL Der Qetcbe perbringen tpolten.
Ser 0cluno6cttSinlpeftor SaneSWtDrrtlieD,
nelcber feb in einem benacbbartcn 6auie,
tpelcDcs Der 8oden 1pegcn unter Quaran@
tGnc itan6, in 0ienit beIollb, QeieGte ii6
Su i6nen. Gr tpar ml0e uno le9te itcb aut
einem Sop6a nie0er, tn0em ct BAT, in elmer
Stunbe gelpeft GIT tpcroen; ieinen &nitttel
unD ReDolper iibergab CT Burcel.
9ieier ober tpoate itd, pGbrenD0torrticD
IC6ltef, nit Der 8affe, Die CT fUr ungeLaoen
belt, etnen Spas madben. Gr trot an ben
Sarg, in ipeldbem Die toote 6rau lag, unO
nit BEN 8orten: p2trmc 8rau, On biit
tobt, unb ib mill Dir f%olgen," orilftc er
a6 5ufGui9er 8eiie Dar bieie 6oltmer 6eS
GepolOerS tpirtltb Ieer.
Damn rief CT icincn &ameraoen Sane,
unb forberte i'm ouf, auf5ulteben, neil CT
ibn eri6ieBen lDolle.
Sane gtng auf ben S6er5 elm un6 iteate
iib Dor Purceu bin bieler oriidte ab, un6
in bemielben %Nugenbltfe ~itiirste Sane nit
elmer Gugel i'm 6aIie Su 8oben.
Quf Ben 500 erihrcdt itiirstc 9urcea
6arauf nit Dem &ufe: uSb babe i'm err
morbet!" auf bic StroBe. Der @eiunbz
bcitSbeamte foI8te ibn1, uno Ser @atte Der
Sobten, aufgeibreft 6urcb ben S9uB,
i~tiir5te in 6a5 3tmmcr unO rief nab Der
8~oli3ei. Sane tpuroe nadb bsm Stir
0oipital 9ei6afft, 100 man fan6, 6aB Die
&ugel, nobOem tie III Den 6a(s gebrungen,
110c6 unten 9e9angcn unb iiber BET Qun9e
fteden geblieben mar. 8urceu befanb iicb,
ais ct uerbaftet murbc, in i9refli6er 2tufz
re9ung unb iogte, baB CT nicbt 9etpuBt babe,
baB Ser NeDoIUer getaOen 9%elDeicn lei. Gr
purbe in 0aft 6ebalten, INN bas Gciultat
Der ieinen Opfer bei9ebrabten 8unoe OBJ
3uwarten; WtorriIeQ aber bate ii9 BON
oannen 9emabt.
, 1894-08-23
Uoukiibmes unternebmen,
I'm Elm 2lu9enblidsbilo Don etnem
in poller 6obrt be9rifenen
Krie9soampfer Su nebmen.
Do6eIbe Iduft ober nod gut ab.
San Tronct8ct, %. 9tug.

0aS S6la6tlbiff ySregon" mac9te
geitern cine Subrt in Sic Sal binauS, un0
Die Wai6inen betpdbrten itcb auf OaS bette.
DIS baS S6tff bon Goat SSlonb Die 8ai
binunterfam, befabl Gapt. @oo0all nit
8ouoampt DOran5ugeben, u1b Der Ore
gon" flog 0ann f0rnlIi6 orrcb baS gSailer.
WGbren0 ba9 grOBe S6tff nit gefpaItiger
Sbneuigfeit bic gBogen bur6lcbnitt, bate
bcr S6leppbampfer v%0todamaD" Die &iibn>
belt, ben Bug Oe9 Oregon" SIT p%alitren,
uno beinabe more 6ic3 Dem fleinen So6r>
3euge icblebt befommer. @5 paren auf7
regenbe Winuteu fir Die Qeute auf Benz
S6LeppDan1pfer, al tpelcbe fe tpa0ricbein@
ttb tbr Geben lang Surldoenfen tDeroen.
Der S6Ieppb0mpter tpar nit etnem Bbo2
tDgrapben abgel6idt mDr0en, I'm Elm
QlugenblidSbilo BON bem nit boiler Strait
6ur6 Die Sat oampfcnOen ySregon" gu
nebmen. Gapt. @roball lab Die 0efabr,
glaubte aber nt6t, baB OaS tIeinc 8Oot bic
&lbn9eit BADEN mitroe, Dor Dem 8ug OeS
~rie1t9en Oregon" Dorbet3ubompfen.
@oOboIl LteB stpei Wfol 6te 0%ompfpfeife er>
tOnen unO Der S9lepp6ampfer anttuortete
nit einem Bfiff. Damn trat Elm Qlugen@
bid Der tpiIoeiten 9tufre9ung Elm, unb eS
ibien unm09licb gu icin, BEN S6lepps
bampfer Dor Dem llntcr9ange 5u betpa6ren,
ba CT ni6t bon leinem @urs a6pt6. Ser
v&odaDap" ~itrengte ale letne SrGfte al,
un0 Gopt. @oobalG CAB ben 8efebl, bic
Maibinen bes Gric9sl6iffes 5uriid5uiteIa
lenr Gs mar ieOocb mmO9Iid9, ben groz
Sen 9ampfer iofOrt gum 6alten 81 brinz
gen, uno ct puroe 0urb Sic nO6 porban>
Oene Strait taft altf ben tleinen DRofapaD"
binauf9eporfen.
0as 6ed beiielben befan6 iib untcr Sem
Bug be5 Oregon" uno Der y9todapaD"
Deri9wanO bOIlitdnoig in ben @eIlcn, 10
baB ct bonn 0arOe u nicbt mehr 9eieben
ipurOe. Cine 8rOBe, bonn nOre8On" aufz
getporfene @eIle aber bate bas !0ed bes
SdbIepperS getroficn, unb benieIben that
id6Ii6 10 tpeit na1 pOrtuartS getroffen,
OaB er ii9 i'm naAiten Nugenblife auBer
@efa6r befanO.
, 1894-08-23
Streifenoe meber.
Sic wolten ii9 cine &ohnherabfebung pon
sehn .. 3. nidt 9%efaIcn Iaden.
SuncoDt, g. g., %. Qug.

6eute begaben iib bier bun6crt 8eber in
BEN Gbinaz8ebereie in Sol9e elmer 2obn7
berablebung, Wel9e Ser in ben Sal Hiper
Q8ebereien 9leicb fommt, nibt 5ur 2lrbeit.
0ie bier be3abltcn Qobnc ricbtelt ficb mach
Ben 20bnen in Sail 9tiOer, uno Die llrbeiter
mur6en De5bolb am 0ienlta9 bon elmer
6erabieBung bon 5ebn b. $. benabrt6ti9t.
sic erbOben Ginpaub bagc9en, arbeiteten
aber bis geitern Otahmitta8, unb DcrlieBen
Oann Die Tabrif. 6eute Wtor9cn tpeigerten
iie iicb SuriidSutommen. Q(u6 in ben
8eblter & 8embrote 8ebereten lit bic
9obnberabiebung befonnt 9en1acbt morben,
unb StreifS m09cn Die 6olge oaOon ietn.
Die 8cber, meIcbe fait idmmtlicb Tranz
3olen iino, 0~ehoreu feiner llnion an,
IpsrOen ii4 aber pabri9einIi3 Jest or9az
niitren.
, 1894-08-23
Qhilbin's R~rummheiten.
Der Mayor eutfhIo6en, dhnIibeu porfomm=
uiien fir Ole 5ufuuft por5ubeuqe1.

WuDor 6opfinS lit enti6loiielG, 6Gtz
ibungeu Ser 13uDllilten Der itdOtii6cn De-
partenlcnt5 uno bctriIgcriibe 8erecDnun@
gen, tpie fie III DEM 0eparteucnt oe5 geltcTn
ieinc5 2lmte3 cntbobeuen Supcrintcnoentclt
bes H0brensN u5Oc0nung5 Departments,
Wtib. 8Djlbin's, an Der Gage50roHuug
g~cipcien iciH ioucn, fiir Die 3Hfunft I'M
m0gltb 5u mncbcn. Gr 1T cnt1blo1len,
ollie itGotiicDen 2lngeiteIlten, Bic III 0DnLtbe
&rumm6eitcn lrgeuoDte Dertptdelt ltno,
DDne 9tU6ii1t Su entlanen.,
S1 alien 0cpartcmentS tper0en 9enaue
llnteriucbungeu Der .3ablltitcu angcitcut
lperoen, uuD einige 8caute iinO berclts
bonn OtnDor nufgcIOrDert tnor0en, tbnl
9tccb:nicbaft iibcr tbr 8crbnlten nb3ule8cn.
@ln Srll0er DeS alderman 9Drman, gStlz
liam 9ormau, Der ais 8Orn!anu i'll GObrz
UerlcgrngS 0epartement bcicbGfligt ut,
itauO in Dem 8eroacbt, all Der SGIi6un8
Ser a3ablliltcn 9bilbin'S cbenfaIS bethel
ligt %gclpeicn 81 ietn, eS bat lib lcOod) Der
aus9eiteltt, 0aB CT MIR bnS llnrcbt began
gen bate, oaB CT geutc leiner ctgelle1 HSar0
bel Der 2lnitellung beUOr3u8t uno tie NIT
unribttger 2IbreIie in Den 3abllllten altfz
gefltbrt bate.
Der cntlaiiene Superintendent B6elbt1
iuar Don Dem intcrimiltiicbcn Wf0por Spltt
crnahnt unb be5o9 cjn OtOnatS9eboIt BON
$150. Seine beibcn S06uc, Die ct auf bet
3obuiitc iii9rte, o6ne OaB ite irgeno elmo
2(rbeit fir Die Staot Ieiitetell, crbiclten
$50 be5p. $40 monatlicb. Sic Wuroen
gcitetn bercit9 BON Der 3abuiItc geitriebcn.
Der Ma0or e%rfl6rte, OOB ct periOnIjcb
6a8 Seine Oo5u beitragen tperOc, I'M etz
tpai8c dbnlicbe lgnregelmdBi8tetten III an
oeren departments auf3uoeden.
9orman miro cbenfalls aus benz ItGotiz
l6en Oieuit ent[aiien pcroeu.