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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24

DROVE THE WARRIORS HEADLoNG TO THEIR
DEATHS
and horseflesh, and all to be had for the
asking under a brandished tomahawk,
Crooks campaign was suddenly inter
rupted by orders from Washington TO III
low the peace commissioners say with the
Apaches. A year was wasted in ealk, nut
the time was utilized by the general in
establishing forts, getting up supplies and
in teaching his men the nature of the
country and the enemy. He personally
held two talks with the Apache leaders.
At tile second the red handed murderers of
the tribe arranged a plan to massacre his
whole party, but the blow was avertcd,
several Indians were killed in a terrible
hand TO hand stru ggle, and the troops
were ordered to take up the hunt. Inc
march began from Fort Whipple in No
vember 1872, and the column pushed on
for $50 miles over mountains, through
forests and across the sandy plains to
Camp Apache There "a column Of friendly
Apache scouts enlisted to lead the chase OF
the hostiles, and the war party moved on
to Camp Grant, in southeastern Arizona,
there to be REINFORCED for campaign
into the mountain refuge of the hostilcs.
A band of Apaches was run to earth in
the canyon Of Cottonwood creek along
the Salado, late in December by detach-
ment under Major Brown. The savuges
occupied a cave or recess in the wall Of the
steep canyon, which they barricaded by u
rampant of powders, and there they fought
until every warrior was killed. Major
Brown distributed his ritlemen on the OPP
pOsiUo wall, ana the reckless sayagC7 were
gradually picked Off, though not without
display on their part of the sublimCst
yaor In one sally about 20 warriors
leaped the rampant at "A bound and rushed
upon the soldiers. Half of them were
killed, and the rest Withdrew to the cave,
where their destruction was finally brought
about by railing huge rocks upon them
from the cliff above. one wounded brave
crowded among the rocks, where he was
overlooked by the soldiers when they
gathered in their captiyes, and escaped to
warn and turn back another party, which
was heading for the canyon. This band
retired to Il stronghold on Tonic creek,
where the Salt river tactics were repeated,
with the same results. Major George NJ.
Randall, an old war veteran, with some Of
his Twenty third infantry, charged the
savage camp on IA precipice at dawn and
drove the warriors headlong to their death
down the rocky height These two vic
tories broke the fighting spirit of the
Apache nation. They had met only two
Of Crook detachmcnts, but he had a
score Of such in reserve. All Of the tribes
made peace and went upon reservations,
promising TO learn the white mans ways
and industries. After the "drubbing"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24
Use IA Straw For Cold Drinks.

II see" said a prominent doctor yester-
day, that lovers of soda water and iced
drinks have at last found way to partially
overcome the deleterious effects of such
things being suddenly taken into the
stomach on a warm day. They are using
straws to drink soda water, and it is good
thing. An overheated person rushing up
to "A soda water fountain and guping down
the frigid connections that they serve there
cannot imagine the harm he is doing to hi
system. The straw method is Il much
slower one, and the liquid gets heated up
to nearer the temperature Of the stomach
before it gets there and so does less harm. s"
-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24

An artist in New York city inveighs bit
terly against starch as one of the curses of
this nineteenth century. Not only does it
make our clothes unpleasant to wear, but
1t makes them hideous to look at" Bring
ing out copy of Tanagra fgurine, he
continued: Now, look at the beauty and
simple dignity of that toga and contrast it
with the dress of the modern man. That
was soft and yielding; the modern shirt,
collar, cuffs, hats, shoes, corsets, even the
women's gowns, are hard and unbending.
The effect of antique dress was grace; the
effect of our dress is that of stiffness and
discomfort. 1t is more than an effect-it
is a fact. Nobody could be easy or look
thoroughly well in our clothes. We want
TO organize reform movement against
starch -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24

Wedding presents are becoming more and
more of a tax and are looked upon in these
fin de steele days as just so many CONNER
cial assets by bride and bridegroom alike.
who are not so much in love but that they
can reckon up the probable cost of each gift
pretty accurately.
II want something pretty, but not too
costly, ms wedding gift" said well
known woman of society TO one of the head
men at IS.
SIS it for Miss b., may | askF" said the
ieweler, for in that case think can suit
you exactly" And he produced "A list writ
ten at length and in the brides own fair
writing with everything she wanted in the
way of silver distinctly described, from the
soup tureen to saltspoons. 1t left her
friends wide margin of choice from the
most expensive present to a simple token
of remembrance.
"Would you like to see the presents al
ready selected" continued the shOpman,
and leading the way into the adjoining
apartment he pointed to several shelves
completely covered with the glittering ar
ray. "Those are all Miss b. s presents" he
explained. "She seems quite satisfied with
them so far and comes every few days to
look them over to see what is added. -
New York Tribune,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24

Friend-Oh, Mrs. Highup, people are say
ing the awfulest things! They say you are
going to marry one of Brussels & Co. IS day
laborers.
Mrs. Highup "a widow)-It's true. The
firm sent him up here with my new carpet,
and he put it down, stretched it and tackled
it without one single frown or bad word
New York Weekly.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24

Quite startling is the opinion of DR..
d Arsouval expressed in "a communication
to the Paris Academy of Sciences, that
death from the electric current is like that
in drowning and is often only apparent.
In such cases the treatment should there
fore be like that in cases Of drowning He
believes that the criminals executed elec-
trically in New York are really alive and
die only in the absence of restoratives. He
cites the case of workman in st. Denis
who was subjected to 4, 800 volts and was
restored to consciousness in short time,
although he had been left three quarters
Of an hour under the suppositiOn that he
was dead. He was restored by artificial
rcspiration.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24

Charity kivers multitude OBJ sins, deah
breddern, but wen va glib bad 10 cent
piece to blind beggar il don't make much
OBJ blot on your page in de book kept by
de recohdin angel.-New York Herald.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24

The right pronunciation Of the name of
Disraeli has been settled upon the author
ity Of the speaker for the instruction of the
present generation. He pronounces it Dis
raeeli, and the eminent prime minister used
to so pronounce his name. Doubtless Mr..
Coningsby Disraeli adheres to that prece-
dent.-London Court journal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24

w O campaigns
against the Zero
cious A pac h c 5
will forever hold
a place in the an
nails of border
warfare General
Crook 8 OF 1879
and General
Miles of 1886.
Crook subdued
the Apache fierce
ness and gave that
pCnDlp an exam
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24

Old Lady-What's the matter nowi
Steamboat Captain-We've run on
sand bar.
Old Lady-Well, why don't you 60 over
III What's your waikiki beam for, I'd
like to klpwi-Nsw York ,'eelly,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24
rrrty-seven Years In Government Service.

Richard f. White is the longest time
man in the department service. lie is "A
clerk in the sixth auditors office in the
postofiice building, and he has been coming
to his desk for 81 years, since 1896. Mr..
White is 10 years old. He has had fam
lily of 10 children, most of whom are alive
now and in prosperous circumstances
Washington Capital.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24

'Oh, Mr.. de Cromo! | had such o
time finding your painting at the exhi-
bition today. 1t was hung away up in
an obscure corner.
Eyes. | am disappointed. / shall
quit art and start laundry"
Mr. de Cromo!'
Yes. Then my work will always be
hung on the line. B, X. & Co. S
Monthly.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24
THE APACHE TRAIL.
WHERE CROOK AND MILES SUBDUED
THE WILD TRIBES OF ARIZONA.
Heroic Deeds uf Lieutenant Cushing anu
Captain Emmct Crawford In Battle and
Pursuit with Crook-The Fierce Chief.
tains, Cocheis, Chato aud Geronimo.

copyright, 1894, by American Press Associa-
don. Book rights reserNedl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-24

India Linen and Persian Lawns,
Embroidery, in yard pieces
Roman and Guipure Embroidery,
Oriental, Platte, and other Iaces, In
white, cream and black,
Chiffon Lace, all colors,
45-in. Lace Net, cream and black,
Striped and Check DimIty,
Wide Japanese Crepe, white ana colr'd,
White, Cream and Black Surah Silk,
White and Cream Silk Crepe,
Navy and Cream Serge,
Suez and Tennis Flannel.
The Jenness-Miller "Equipoise" waist
Prima Donna and p. d. Corsets,
Ladies' Black Hose.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19

Die Statiitit Der EifenbabaHnfdlle
in Obio ergibt, bab in, leBten Sabr auf
alien Babnen i'm Staat tein einsiger
9allaaier iein Qeben berlor. Dennod,
fielen Dem Giienbabnmolo1 All perlo=
nen gum Cpfer, BON ipelhen nur l03
9lngeftellte paren. Ton ben 3l4 iibri=
gen lpurben 2l8 aet0otet. ipdbreno iie
Den 9abnfDrper entlans sin9en, mas
eeeen Die Staatsseiebe 1T. 80 tamen
an Yabnfreusunsen um's 2eben; l6.
mdbreno lie auf ooer ppn 3ilsen mdb=
reno Der 6abrt iprangen; 81. Die OILS
.bIinoe Yaiiasiere" iih auf Grahtsiise
aeldli1en batten. unb 6 perionen wur=
oen tobt neben ben Sdienen ael.lnoen.
llnter ben 9liiSeitellten hatten Die
8remier am meiiten su leioen. Bon
ibnen famen 46 ums Qeben. 3undhf
fommen Die Wei1eniteller nit l3. Nu=
beroem muroen getOotet 6 2Otomotip=
fiibrer, 8 Gonbutteure uno 4 0eiser.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19

9ln einem Ihlagenben 8eifpiel hai
pdbrenb Der neuliden Dsbatts i'm 3e-
prdIentantenbauie Der bemotratiife Qb=
aeorbnete WeWlillan bic @erehtisfeit
Der Gintommen Steuer nadaemieien.
ST mics auf ienen Sacob BaloDrf Mitor.
einen Der rei1fen Mdnner Nnerifas
bin, Der i1on ieit Sabren in 2onoon
tpobnt, BORT in Der boben Nriifptratie
berumlharipsnselt, unb ,ebenbei in ei-
ner BON ibm er,porbenen 3situng iibel
Die &epublif unb ibre ginridtuneen iid
lulti9 maht. 9ieier 8erd1ter ieines
8atertnnbes beiiSt bier 4isaeasd daften,
Die ibm Elm SabreseinfOmmeI, pom $5.-
600, 900 abiperfen. gr be3ahlt Gteu-
ern an ben Staat uno bic Stabt Netu
Sort. aber ni9t einen Gent an ben
8unb, Der iein 8eiibtbum n6tbigen=
fails nit Seer unb Glotte ihtben mub.
9ur1 bic gintommeniteuer allein fann
er sur Mitbeltreit,ins Der Bunoesaiis=
9aben beransesoseu ,perbeu. SIT es
niht rihtiger, - fragte WeWiuan -
baB bieier Mann $l00. 900 idbrlid IN
Die Yunoesfa1e sablt, als bab berielbe
sSetras ourh 30lle ooer anbere 8er=
braudsiteuern bon 10000 Jamiiien
auf9ebra1t tpirb, Die ein Sabresein=
fommen BON ie $500 baben I? = Die
5rage itellen, beibt lie beantmorten.
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0eHottem.

Nm a. Se5enber IN JtetD GDmerstDDr1
Sbomas S. Yaterlon, 8erli6erungs=
Msent, i'm Sitter bon So Sabren, mad:
Dem er gum orittenmaf bon einem
Shlaaanfall betroffen poroen mar,
Ser Weritorbene sebDrte Der 2oge be,
Sreimaurer an uno ipurbe unter sabl=
rei6er 8etbeilisun9, ald BON aus
ipdrts, mad Dem &itus bes Orbens BE-
erbist.
9lm z. Ses. in ubri1saine Die Srar
bon William s. McGonnen I'M Nlte,
BON Is sSabren unb 5 Monaten am
gterpenfitber. Die 10 jung 0ingeidie=
bene binterldBt ibrem trauernoen Sat
ten Die Gorge fir eineu Gnaben i'm
sartelten 9llter.
sm 9. 9e5. in 9ennilon 5rau .yefs
Glart i'm 9auie ibres So6termannes
Siaac 8. Saroeitp, II Sabre aft, an
elmer 2unsenfrantbeit.
9tm 8. 9e5. spei Dleilen iiio0ltli6
bon Gilmore Sames SaDlor, Elm Yio=
nier BON Suscaraipas GountD, i'm bo=
ben Nlter bon 90 Sa6ren. Ser Greis
mar adt Sage porber nod bas Spfer
zines llnfalls gepprben, Der mabri6ein=
li9 iein 9lbleben bei6leunigt bat. Sn
Mbtpeienbtit ieiner Sp6ter, Srau 2inoa
WilIon, Die ibm ben 6aushalt belorete,
fiel er ndmlid bamals, als er Dor benz
Sien iab, ob Dem Stubl ms Seuer
uno sog Ii6 cine f6mersbofte 8rano=
nunoe am &Opfe su. Ser 0eritorbe=
ne, Delien Satin ibm 1890 i'm Spbe
Ooran9egangen mar, binterldBt flint
SObne unO snei SD6ter.
2tm 10. 9es. in Ganol Sober bic
Bittpe Selie llpOe9raff i'm NIter BON
SO Sabren an elmer 2un9enertran=
flung.
2lm Is. Ge3. in Stem philadelphia
8enebift, cln z gBp0en oltes GnGblcin
bes 9apio Waurer an Meit 9odltrobe.
9tm lebten Sanitas Maoreen in So=
meroale Jrau &oIila SGn3L Die Srau
BON german SQn5i. Die 8sritDrbene
bintprldEt ibrem trauerilOen @atten
bier tleine &inoer.
9lm Sonntag in Buds SonnIbip
Sreb. gBpler. Sohn uo1t Sobn MDler,
in 9lltcr BON % Sahrpn an einem 9crS=
i6laa. Ser iunge Maim mar I'M ge=
grill Die gierOe cin5uipantetl, um mad
Der Stride 3u fab~ea, als ibn pl0bli6
Der SOB ereilte. ga
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aus Der &etd)sba,.ptttaot.

Oas bon uns in lebter yfummer GEE
melbete Yenebmen Der So3ial= Demo=
fraten i'm oeutiden &eidstaee bat ben
Railer peranIaBt, burh ben @ei1sfan3=
ler bas Be9ebren nm ftrafrehtlibe Ner=
folaung gu fellen. Das @eiu4. tpel=
Dies in gang 9eutidlanb ben m0sliAit
f1le1telten ginbruf madte, 1T pom
3eidstaee aber nit 1853 sesen So
Stimmen abaetpieien iporben. Oie
Bebeutung bes 8eidluHes fann faum
iiberi1dbt .perben. IS banoelt Ii1
niht nur um cine blobe Mblebnung
zines @esierunssporidlases ionbern
Inn cine oirette Mieberlage bes Railers
ielbn, ba es ein offenes @ebeimnib iit,
oaB ct Der llrbeber bes Gori1lases
mar, Der @eihstas iole auf feline 8or=
rehte 0erSibt leifen.
Was Der Railer nit bieier morali=
iden Obrfeise tbun tpiro, ift cine Gras
&c, bic auf aaer 2ippen i9tuebt. Sei=
ne befannte 9artnddigfeit felt in Mus=
libt, bab er iid oieie NieOerlase nibt
rubis 9eialen laIien miro, uno eine
8emerfuns, ,pelAe er i'm 2anfe Der
Wo1e ipabrenb ieiner Mnpeienbeit in
0annoper in elmer unterreoung, nab=
Dem er nit ben Cffi;ieren bes ulanen=
regiments 9eipeist bate, madte, errest
Nufmertiamteit. 8ei jener @elegen-
belt Ia9te ct yGs iteben bunfle Sage
bepor unb ib boffe, baB aae meine Sf=
|fisiere oenielben unentpegt begesnen
tueroen."
9ie erlittenc 9fleoerlage bat bas
Nertrauen bes publifums in Die Weis=
beit unb unabbdnsiefeit oes neuen
i8an3lers idmer eridiittert. IS 1T
uabr, man batte feine iibergroben
0offnunsen auf i'm seiebt, alein Die
me6aniide unb einbrufsloie art uno
Weiie, in Der er feline 3ebe 8latt fir
8latt ablas, ma1te einen iebr iiblen
ginorud, ielbit auf Die @onierpatiuen.
Oab er ipdbreno elmer ipi6tigen Oe=
bate i'm &ei6staa idlief, ooer gu idla=
fen ibien, mar, ielbft penn man Die
Sbatia6e in 8etradt aiebt, oab ct iid
|niht pobl befano. nidt oarna6 ange=
tban. iein MnSeben gu erh6ben. Wean
lit iebt Der Mniidt, baB Sobenlobes
Mmtsfiibrun9 ni1t bon LANCER Sauer
iein ipiro, ipenn ct ii1 niht bdlo auf=
|xafft ~aas -eie Gaaela9e in befIerer Meiie.
bemeifert, als bisber.
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NoOntaIs Oic ScMniipu
GG1tefs= Y(ifaire.

ueber Die G,IdieBun9 be5 sSpbn Sa=
miIon brin9t bas Gbrpnicle abermals
einlne giilSelheitell. Sn Samlions Siite
bobe Die Yolioel eiuise ppn lelllcr 0anO
9ef6riebene 9toti6en 3eflnoer, in pel=
6en es ulter atoerom 6ciBt: vWeine
Srau bra6 meine Siiie aui na9oem
ib BON ihr 9e9an9en mar. WsinS0wle=
geypater bieb mir am Ia. Stop. nit ei=
ncm Stof iiber oen Sopf bel Belle, pO
i6 IN &Dit sing. aReine G6;uie9er=
mutter nabm fir $o6.05 Sequeiter auf
meins Sabe uno meine 6rau iost, boB
lie ibr cine 9tote arf MIDI se9eben, OBJ
ibon id ni6t meiB fir mas. Sic
lAnOr, iis lueroe mid lan9Iam ber9tf=
ten, uno oaB 9ticmano e5 au2finoeu
neroe. Wiutter Wright fDpor, Tie iuplle
MID pcr9iften lulo mein Setter George
SanlilOn bat Iie iasen gebDrt, iie merOe
mid nit elmer 9lrt cri6la9en, wenn i9
itblafe." 2tus Dieien 9foti5eu unb aud
au$ genoGten lniinoliben NeuBerun=
gel! frgibt c5 lid, oaB SamiIon isin
eehtl, miloerbolt in @efabr glautte.
Sn ieIner &iIte befanO iiD an1 Elm
uon ibm auf9efangcner Grief an lelre
6ruu, pel1er beiusist, onB oelIen
Gbreiber in perbdGti9er Seoielllne 81
ibr gefanDen baben lnuB. 2lll oas
seist, baB Salniiots GDe cine ie1r un-
9iiidlibe mar, luoran allerDin9s lie
Gdruieaerelte.n 9roBe S1ulo 81 tra0en
l6tlnen.
Gilmore faBt ieine 2age ie6r fabl
auf. Gr ioa ci,lem Gameraoen mii9e=
tDeilt baben, baB er einlt elmer SteDerei
ipegen ieine Seimatb petlollen mllbis.
IS miro geia9t, baB Gilmore iiberbaupt
Die Gienpbubsit gehaot, nit ieinem Be
poiuer gu renonliliren, auf aamela0en
gu sielen uno ibnen nit grfdieBen Su
al hrnben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19

Glebelano, o., Is. Oe5. 2lls ein
&eiultat Der bonn bieiisen S6uloireftor
eiilseleiteten llnteriu6una betrehs Der
i1lehten 8auarbeiten on ben neuen
Sdulbduiern fanb beute bef 2ontraf=
tor Sulius Girbom unter Der Nnflaae
bes 8etrugs nor Dem poliseiri6ter.
Ser Anaetlagte perlanete einen Muf=
idub, oer ibm aud betpilliat ipurbe.
Sn oem BON oem llnteriu6un9s 90
mite absebaltepen 8erb0r iuuroe bon
n,ebreren an ben Vauten beiddftiaten
Nrbsitern unter gib ausgeiagt, oab
sSirho,p ieineu 9euten befo9len babe,
ben Mauern atpei Mdnoe 81 9eben, 10
bab basnilhen Elm bobler &anm blieb I;
bieier Mauri ipuroe oann ipdter nit ser=
'brDfelten @afiteinen, trodenem MDrtel
mo 5ano ausseiiiflt, pbglei6 in ben
Spesiiifatinnen iolioe Mauern Dorge=
ihrieben ,paren. Muberoem bate Gir=
dom ben 9rbeitern befoblen. fir ben
innern. alio nidt libtbaren She'll Der
9Rauern. ,peide 8aditeine su aebrau=
den. anltatt barte. gr ielblt ioa ben
leuten 9eseigt baben, tpie er Die grbeit
gethan baben tpollte.
g9m. Gaber, elmer Der Mrbeiter, sab
.auf Dem 3eugenitanD an, ooB er uno
leine Gameraoen gesipun9en paren, in
oieier Weiie 81 arbeiten. oa lie ionit
entlaiien .porben tpdren. 9ie iAleAtelte
2lrbeit iei itets in ben oberen StOdiper=
fen 9etban tpprben. oa bort nibt 10 lei9t
eine gntosflina su befiir6ten mar, uno
3lpar lei bies bel allen S1ulbduiern, bic
BON Sir1otp aebaut ipuroen, Der Gall
eepeien. Weitere 8erbaftunsen iteben
bep0r.
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Mms Der 8.smD esjtaDt.

sssm 0aule uurbe lebte Wohe bic TO-
aenannte gifenbabn= pool= Bill paifirt,
ipel9e beitimmt lit, ben 1ohnen sr6be.
re 6rsibeit bel bem Nbidlub bon Ron'
tratten su getpdbren. Die Mnnabme
bieier Bin 3eiat ipieber einmal, tuef6e
Ma1t unire Gorporationen uno 9ruits
i'm gongreb aus3uiiben perm0gen, oenn
mas Die Babnen an 8ortbeilen getpin.
men, bas bat in eint pber a1oerer Weiis
INNER tpieoer bas Bolt su be3ablen.
9m Mtontag ift bic garlisle'f6e gao'
tenbill bem 0aufe porselest iporoen,
nadbem lie i'm gomite nit 8 aesen
8 Stimmen gltgebeiben tuorben lit.
9ie ginmanberungsbia ipirb in se.
9entpdrtiser SiBunssperiobe taum nod
Sur gnnabme 9elailaen.
gDidtiger als bas 1T Die ertheilte Gre'
bitbemillisune fiir bic Soften bes Be-
augs Der neuen Ginfommensiteuer, oo
beabiidtiat mar, Die Steusr ourh Niht=
beipi(i9ung Der ginfiibrungstoiten 80
1intertreiben. Ser 0eriu1 mirb ieben=
falls i'm 5enat erneuert perben.
Ser prdlioent bat cine 0erfii9ung
erlaI1en, fuonan Die 8eamten oes Steus
erbienites ben &egeln bes @ipiloienltge=
iebes unteritellt merben. 9ie Neuerung
betrifft 518 2aoenbiiter, 578 GLIDER.
1870 8eamte, bic in bieier bOppelten
gisenlhaft tbdtig iino unb 158 Glerts
in ben Bureaus Der 5teuertoaettoren,
sulammen 2444. gs ipirb ertpartet.
oab Der prdlioent in nddifer 3eit aud
Die Mbtbeilunsshefs in ben peribiebe=
nen &eaierungsbepartements oem gi=
piloienitgeieb unterltellen ipirb.
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SMrd) Den Si; citter &aBe
octSDfef.

9lm Is. 9esenber 1T Der MilGerei=
beiiber gilbert 2us in Cincinnati na6
fiir1terli9em 2eioen an Der Sollputb
seItorben. Ser uneliidli6e tpuroe bpr
alpei MDnatcn beiin 8etreten oes 5eu=
hobens BON elmer aussebuuserten Gabe
angefalleu unb in's gein sebilien.
Die Wunoen wurben aussebrannt uno
beilten aud gut. 8Orlebten Sonntag
aber i9lpoa bas 8ein an uno Die Wul=
ben bra6en nieoer auf. Sbglel6
dr5tli6e Silfe iofort anselpenoet luur=
be, fellten iib f6on am nd6iten Sage
untriislihe 3ei6en Der SolltputD elm.
2ub mubte ibredli6 leioen uno Der
SOB mar>ibm cine Grl6iung. Gr bin=
terldbt cine Srau nno Ginoer in 9uten
8erbdltnii1en.
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GmtsebIiMer Sob.

Seifeionbille. Snb.. Is. Sea. GDn
einem iiir1tbaren Shifial 1T auf Der
Wal6bdriaeb 0enrp @baiteen. elm in
Der 9ldbe bon Qolman, Dearborn So.
motnenoer Garmer ereilt poroen. ST
bate lih nit ieinem Yruber BarneD
ilno brei Sunben auf bic Saao be9eben,
bic 0nnbe ipiirten einen Wal1bdr auf,
Der auf einem fiinfSig SUB boben Yau-
me 3ufluAt geiuht bate. Gbaiteen
ertletterte ben Baum uno bate ben
Waihbdren beinabe erreidt, als Der
Qit. auf tpel9em er itano, unter ieinem
Geipidte brad. Ser Garmer itiirste
auf ben 8oberl iinb bic 9unbe. bic fnurs
renb auf bas QDilo 9elauert batten,
itiir3ten fid nun auf ibn uno riiien ben
lln0ludli1en buditdblid in Gtiife.
Warnep Gbalteen muBte atpei Der 8eltien
t0oten, ehe bic brittle Ioslieb. 0enrn
Iebte nod, als ibn iein Bruber aufbob,
allein bic Wunoen oesfelben iparen 10
furhtbar, bob er oenIelben nab tpeili=
gen Stunhen erlaa.
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Ser Columbia Yult= ssalen6cr.

Wdbreno ben lebten 10 Sabren 6at
Der Yult=&alenoer ieinen glab anf Dem
S9reibtii1 Der @ei9dftsleute bebaup=
tet. Seoes tdeli9e Slatt bot fir bei=
iere Straben, Setue9ung i'm 6reien
uno namentlib iiber Die 8orsii9e bes
giepele= Sabrens aeiprp6en. Ser Ga=
lenoer fir 1895, iuelher ioebeu erl6ie=
men, iit nod biibider ais feline 8Orgdn=
ger. 8egabte &iinitler baben 81 ben
mibigen uno seiltrei6en Semerfun0en
biibi6e Siloer 9esei6net uno oaourA
Dem Galenoer einen neuen 9teis pcrlie=
ben. 9erielbe tann gegen Ginienoung
bon 5 2=@ents Mtarfen BON Der BOpe
Manufacturing So. in 9artforo, Son.
ooer bon ir1eno elmer Columbia Sl=
epele Mgentur besoaen merben.
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Nemeite Na1ri1tett.

Die in Senber, Col, berIammelte
gonpention Der ,Nmerican federation
Of 2abor" bat am Montas Sobn Mc=
8rioe, ben bisberisen 8oritanb Der
&oblengrdber Union gum Brdiibenteit
eepdblt. gr erbielt 1852 Gtimmen,
0esen 937, bic auf ben bisberisen prd=
fioenten, @ompers, fielen. Me8rioe
ift 40 Sabre alt unb uobnt befanntli1
in Maiiillon, ..
syn Montreal, @anaoa, iino Mpn=
tass 5000 Nrbeitsloie in bic Stabtbal=
le ein9eorunsen, perlanaten 8rob unb
brpbten, fd anoernfalls ioldes at neb=
men, mo lie es finben.
Sn Goepmans, II Meilen iiioli1 pon
MlbanD, N. g.. ipurbe am Montas
Moraen Elm itarfer groitDb ueripiirt.
0ie Goblenoperateure oss Bittsbur=
ger 9iitriftes baben in elmer boreeiterr
abaebaltenen Gerfammlung beidloilen,
Die 2obnrate bon 50 auf IS Gents gu
rebuairen. @inige 6erren lppllten nod
tieier geben. Sb Die Nrbeiter bierauf
eingeben peroen. bleibt absutparten.
Sn San Sraneisco fno 4 8ampfer
6 bis 8 Sage iiberfdli9. Man slaubt,
bab lie tpdbreno Der beftigeu Stii,me
bon leBter Wo6e unter9egangen iinO.
9ie italieniitbe Gesierung siebt
Sruppen in &pm suiammen aQes 1T
rubig, aber Die 9lufreguns grob. 9ie
8ertaaung bes parlaments miro BON
alien Seiten i6arf perurtbeilt.
Cine aufsereste Stimmuna berridt
aud burd gan5 9euti6lano. IS ma6t
li6 bas @efiibl aelteno. baB Die &e9ie=
runs einem &onflitt nit benz Geid,stag
entge9en treble.
Nuf Samoa 1T ner beriibmte eneli=
i6e S1riftteller &obert 2ouis Stepen=
ion, Al Sabre aft, an einem Sdlag=
anfaQ berItorben.