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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-07

The partisans of silver in the house
seem determined to have coined the so
called seigniorage on the silver purchased
under the Sherman act and for this reason
they are determined to grant the secretary
of the treasury no other means of relief.
II congress were not under the domination
Of the "silverites" 1t would long ago have
authorized the secretary to borrow. upon
either bonds or certificates Of indebted
ness. money enough to provide for his
necessities until national income and ma
tional expenditure were brought to an
equality. But the partisans of silver in
congress have deliberately blocked al!
legitimate measures of relief According
to the report Of the director of the mint
made last December the total amount of
silver purchased from first to last under
the act in question was les, 674 ,652 ounces,
the coinage value Of which was s2is. 0s4. 43s.
OF this amount 27.9lf, $50 ounces have
already been coined. yielding 36.os7. 2s5
standard dollars. The act provides that
the secretary OF the treasury shall
coin of the silver bullion purchased under
1t as much as may be necessary TO provide
for the redemption of the treasury notes
issued against the silver, and that "any
gain or seigniorage arising from such
coinage shall be accounted for and paid
into the treasury" Inasmuch as the total
amount Of the notes issued in pursuance
Of the act was $i53, 100. Isl, and for their
redemption 27,9ll,259 ounces of silver,
which cost $29, ITO. 1885, have been coined.
there is now i'll the treasury. in round
numbers, 1900, 900 ounces of silver,
against sie4 .ooooo of treasury notes. If
the whole of this lao, 0o0 900 ounces were
coined it would yield a little more than
$50, 900 900 in standard coin, leaving q
gain TO be paid into the treasury of $56,-
600 600.
The objections to this scheme are, first.
that it is practically impossible to coin
10000. COZ of silver dollars within the
period of time WHICH the secretary OF the
treasury can afford to wait for them, and,
second. ii is unsound finance. Assuming
that 100000 of dollars were coined
month. 1t would take more than seven
years to complete the coinage. To obviate
this difficulty it has been proposed to
pass an act authorizing the secretary of
the treasury TO treat the silver at once as
If it were coined. issue certificates against
IL. and then coin it at leisure or not coin it
at all. This amounts virtually to propo-
sition TO add at once $56, 900, 900 OF paper
money to our excessive circulation. If
such su act were passed II ought to con-
tain provision keeping this new issue of
silver paper at par with gold. There is no
more financial soundness i'm this issue of
So, 0oo, 600 OF additional silver paper than
there would be in the issue Of the same
amount of additional greenbacks IL is an
imitation measure, pure and simple.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-07
Gen. Jacob Amn.en Dead,

CINCINNATI, Feb. Cen. Jacob Ammen
died suddenly o: heart disease at Loo klsnd,
O, this afternoon.
Jacob Ammen was born JsnuaryT ]. lso6,
IN boietoart county, Va. When about
~ years of age his parents removed TO
brown county, O., aud there he lived until
MS appointment 10 West Point in the
summer % is2T. lie was graduated in
!niy, ISL, with q stan ling of No. II.
Ma. -GeD. Andrew A. Humphreys. who
aiierwaTd became chief engineer of the
army, stood No. II AZ graduation Jacob
Ammen was assigned 10 the First United
states artillery, aud "a second lieutenant
served With bis battery az Castle P,nek-
neY. charleston harbor. during the nul-
lt0caiion excitement of the day. In
october, lisa, he Was ordered back
10 West Point on academic duty, where
ne continued 20 serve IS acting assist
ant pEofesso. Of mathematics and as
s+Siaht professor of natural and exneri-
mental philosophy Until Novembes 80,
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Funeral Of george ". Childs.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4-The remains Of
George w. Childs were laid to rest today
in the Drexel mausoicum at Woodland
cemetery, beside those of his closest friend.
A. ). Drexei. who died . few months ago.
Funeral services were held this afternoon
in st. James Episcopal church, of which
the deceased was . vestryman for many
years. This was o public service. and sab
sequent to brief private service at the
residence. At the conclusion of this SER
vice the friends present were allowed to
look at the face of the departed philan-
thropist. Then the casket was borne to
the church. where services were conducted
by Bishop Potter. of New York; Bishop
Whitaker. of Philadelphia: Rev. j. IL.
Blanchard. rector of st. James, and DIR.
William Bodine. rector of the Church OF
Our Savior, of which Drexei was member.
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1897, when he resigned 70 accept the
professorship Of civil engineering In Bacon
college. Georgetown. Ky April. ISL,
foand him superintendent % the Union
schools in Ripley. O.. and two DAYS after
the bombardment Of Fort samser he
placed himself ~ the head OF company
OF his students snd led them 10 Camp
Jackson. ~ Columbus Entering the serv-
Ice - captain, be rose 20 be iieufenant
colonel Of the Twelfth Ohio. colonel OF the
Twenty-foarsh Ohio and brigadier general
OF volunteers. He commanded the
Twenty-forrth in Western Virginia
In the summer and fall Of 1851. and then,
being ordered to Kentucky, commanded
firsr the Tenth brigade and afterward the
Fourth division OF Bne.i's army. Perhaps
the most brilliant part Of his career Was
the march 10 and his gallant conduct in
the battle OF Pttsbcrg Landing. he Vas
1t the time commanding o brigade IN
Gen. Seisqn's division Of Rueil's army.
Gen. Nelson. in his official report,
general commanding the Army OF the
Ohio to the distinguished conduct of Gen.
Jacob Amlnen, OF the Twenty-toarsh Ohio
regiment, commanding the Tenth brigade.
The cool, wary and vigorous method IN
which he fought his brigade, protecting
all the white the left flank OF the army.
gave me . profitable lesson in the sciences
OF battle" Gen. Buell.. N his report, said:
Il especially commend TO the favor OF the
government for distinguished galiantry
and good conduct Brig. Gen. William Nell
son, commanding Fourth division. and
Col. Jacob Amnen. Twenty-fourth Ohio,
commanding tho Tenth brigade. From
April 10. 1854, TO January Ii. 1865. when
he resigned. he was In command of the
district of East Tennessee. Since the war
his only public service was term OF two
years as engineer Of Hamilton county, o.,
and tour OF observation on the Isthmus
Of Panama ana in Central America in
1872, when he was sent by the United
States government. along with party of
distinguished army and navy engineers.
to report upon the probable fate of the De
Lesseps scheme and the feasibility of the
Nicaragua canal About two years ago
Gen. Ammen was stricken with total
biindnessl
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Frank Hartley Jones. Funeral.

The funeral of the late Frank Hartley
o'clock from his late residence, 6iS stewart
street 1t was largiy attended by members
Of the bar. newspaper men and other
friends of the family. the services being
under the auspices of the King county bar.
The palibearers were John Fairfield, Ed
ward Won TobeI. Hancock Neagle, Philip
3. White, j. Park Henderson and John
Campbell. Rev. Clark Davis conducted
the religious exercises. The interment
took place in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-07
NorAsLE DEAD.

Joseph Leigh, member OF parliament from
Stockport, England, Is dead
Prot B. C. Hinde. OF the University OF North
Carolina, died at Columbia. No., Tuesday, aged
81 years.
Prof. Theodore Billroth. celebrated German
surgeon and author OF valuable works upon sur
gerry, Is dead, In Abkasia, Russis.
Miguel Moreno. famous Mexican sculptor. Is
dead. He was the designer Of the great statue
OF Cuantemoe. in the City OF Mexico, and there
exist many other monuments to his genius
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-07

This agreeable ana efacaclous Toosh rewAsR. -
eahiished by more han twenty yeas experience
AAs received the sanction Of the members % the
Dental and Medical professions OF this city geser-
ally. and BY them 10 Ii daily recommended ere
prescribed It II as pleasant 10 the application -
y Is excellent In its eiects L. speedily rsatsrs me
pssth white and smooth. the gums hsalthfll, rel
land firm. and by frequent VIII preserve them
in this desirable condition Il gradually but sE
focsualiy removes tartar. and dsstfoyes the para
sisicai animalculg which neglect may have Per
ntted TO collect and prevents their further accu-
mutation, thus serving - . complete bsautiae
and preservsr OF the teeth Microscopic sxaminar
tons have been m ads Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
all CLASSES Of society and OF every variety Of bodily
condition. and In nearly sve:y animal and
vegetable parasites wero found exist IN great
numbeTa Experiments were made for their 70
Dovai and the ingredients used In Luoin's Tooth
Powder were found to DO most sfysctuaL Destroy
Ing them instantly.
Through the kindness fisnds ~ - Dse>
nittsd 10 publish tho following
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-07

Mss PEBBLES and Miss Tbomnson,s

ENGLISH, FRENCH ASB GERMAN
BoARDIS6 AMI DAY SCHOOL
FOR GfRfH
30, s., 81 EAST SITE STREET NEW YORK
Special 5Ss9sas Admitted
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NOTICE 10 rHE rUsLro.

The public 10 hereby warned not 70 pay
any money 10 parties representing 70 b
agents Of the Seattle Posr-ISTKIIfsxxcsa
except the following. who are the only
authorized travelling agents OF the Posr-
1srgIIrasscrR. viz: J. A Mcclellan. +.
A. Davies. and ]. !. Hawiey. TAa doesnos
sppIy 10 resident agents of this paper who
ere located In various cities and towns OF
the Northwest. nor 10 postmsssers who
are in ell eases authorized 10 taxa subscrip-
items for tho Daily. Sunday and Weekly
Posr-IvrEIIrsrscrn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-07
MAYOR Pickr.ll, Of paiouse, Dead.

PALorsE CIrY, Feb. 6.-ISpecisl. Mayor
E. L. Pickrell died very suddenly at his
home last evening of complication of ner-
vous diseases. He was sick only a few
hours and attended to his business in the
law Office as usual Saturday. He was IS
years Of age and native of Missouri.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-07
TESTIMONIALS,

Read what your dentist has to say
about it.:
We have carefully examined tho
formula, Of LUBINS CARBOLIZED
TOOTH POWDER and find that is
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. 1t has In its competition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthfal and firm. Its daily
use will help to prevent this forma-
tion of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitieal animalcul@ 90 in.
furious TO teeth aud gum.
w. 4. GIDDiNGS, ID. d. s
GEO. w. BRAGDON, D. ID. s.
GEO. NJ. FAULkSER, d. u. 8
T. 6. ALBIN, d. d. 5.
L. NJ. LESSEY. d. ID. 8.
II. V. DEsP0RTES. d. ID. s.
ALBERT j. FORREST.
C.. p. BROWN, D. ID. s.
GEO. Il. MILLER.
JOS. AOUDY.
WE. S. C0YNE. L.D.SaN.RCnS
&. &. GRIFFIN.
j. NJ. FOX.
j. w. PUTNAM.
]. n. PRATHER.
, 1894-07-09
abe4tpbiatt Der autnofa. etaata- Bettrne, astontaa, 8. suit 1894

Der Sapaner Saito, Elm 0tanu, Der
itb auf Sen llntpcrittGten Oale unb 00rz
par6 cine flaiiii6e 8ilbun8 %ertporben bat,
unO Sic cngliibeS prGcbe 10 flicBcno lpri9t,
Wte letnc Wtutterlpracbe, pOutc 'tcb uts
ldn9it in8oiton naturaliiiren laiien, lpNroe
aber bon benz 9tiobter GOit 3urildgeptcIcr,
neil ct tein ygeiBer" iei unO O00cr laut
MISUNDERSTANDING fcin Sitrger Der
Ser. Staten tperoen f0nnc. 9a itcbt
man ipic0er einmal 10 re6t, tpic lGcbcrltcb
eS lit, Bic @epGbrung bcS 8iir9erreDteS
bon Der @autfarbc bcS @eiucbitelcrS abb
b6ngi8 SIT macben. NGbrenD 3. .. Der
orOindrite0le9er ODER ein 9[puGienz Staliener,
2eutc, Bic benz Gisben &icb nd6er iteDen, ais
benz N}enl6cn, iicb Ser Nnncbmli9z
feitcn Oe5 amerifaniidben 8iir9crredteS GU
freuen f%0nnen, mirO Dies ieGbit bO6gebilz
Oeten 2lngcb0ri9en bon G0ltert, Wie Die
G9ineleu ODER Saponcr, mnl08lid genlaDt.
, 1894-07-09
aon1ntt 3eit, fotnntt Mnth.

Sin WaiDln9t0n'e Ell &orrelpon0eut meint
IN elmer poIitiicben Blauoerei, ooB 8i5ez
prGiibent StcpeniOn, iopie bic 6enatoren
Seller, Cameron, Sherman, GormQn un6
Sin berDOrragcnbe Observation-Disclosures
oaten ietCn.. . |ltniinn! g8tr glQuben, 6aB
Die 9tepublttaner tpeoer ben Sherman, nocb
ben Cameron auf Den ScDilo De6en tuer6er,
O0cr Die 9elnofraten einelt BON 0te1en 6ret:
SteDenl0n, 0orman unb 6tQ, un0 6QB Ser
ebemaIi9e 9tepublitaner Seller ebenlomeui9
9luSiicbten bel BEN Yopuliiten BAT. SGmmtz
Itdbe SecbS itno auf Dem poLttiicben QtuS>
1terbeetat Ino liberbaupt, nit 9luSnQ6me
bon Sherman, bon ieber nlr politiicbe
9rabt3tcber 8eipeie1, fir ipeldbe GIoiie BON
&eutel Die grOBe WtaIie Der amerifaniic6cn
gSGDleri9aft 0bioLut NIGHTS il6ri0 bat.
9ttem0no Dermag in Dem gegenmGrtigcn
NugenbliG 81 iagen, iper bic 2eute
ieten, tpel9e Sic meiite 2(u51icbt Bat
ten, bon ibren refpefttpen 9arteten
oils Observation-Disclosures aufgc1teQt
gu tperOen. SIS iinb nob 5lpei pole Sabre
bis gum 3uiammcntrjtt ser 9to.ionolz
GOnOcnte, ultO bis Oabin ~Oerdnbert iicb nod
&tclcS, unO c8 tOnnen inns cine Wfcn8e
llebcrroicbun9en olf 6em polttiicben @cbiete
SIT G6eiL tperben. SIS lit cine in Der eng
liidbsamerifanilcben 9reiic itorf ein8criilene
llniitte, bcrettS lptcOer BON Ben fommen0en
r@rdiiDcnticbaftS ~M%0glic6fetten" 5u ipre7
chem, ipcnn Der 3uIcBt eripdblte 9rGiioeut
faum i'm v9SeiBen 6Nuic" iparm 8cipor6en.
50 wjtroe init oielem 2an0e in Gielem
beiier bciteut iei1, Denn Sic Nmerifaner
li3 CUR 8efolQun9 bes @runbIaBes oufz
} i9min9en t%onrten, Oer in unlerem 9uten
altcn Sprii9tport: paOmmt s3eit, fommt
Jtatb," QuSoruf gefunoen bat.
, 1894-07-09

Gtienbabnen nibt fimmert. $50 aber bic
8abnen gum gr0Bten She'll StaatSbabnen
iino, ODER bo6 AUDI ais 8rtuatbabnen Der
Qluiitdt Der 9tegierMng unteritebc1, olIo
aucb Der nieberite 8abnbeamte ODER See
o"ienitete 8eonter D0er 8~ebicniteter beS
Staate5 lit, lit 10 mas cbcn ntcbt
mo9Ii9. Sn Gn9lanb bat man DOT
Sabren cinmaI einen groBen @%tlenbabn7
orbeiter@S treif 9ebobt, bod bat au6 bort
Die 9te9ierung itcb i9IteBli6 ms Wttttel
geIe9t uno cine G%ini9ung ber6eigefiibrt.
Sn England bat man Dieueibt OeS6alb
nidbt bic Griperbung ser %Giien6a6nen fitr
ben Staat fir %notbtpenbtg gcDalten, neil
man BORT ntcbt 10 lebr, pte alf benz 6elt7
lanOe, Ser 8aDncn sum- rol6en SranSport
Der Sruppen utb bcS RrtegsmntertalS be-
bari. &ann bO6 iogar, no bic Jtegierung
Der 8a9nen irgenbpie ben0tbigt lit, 6aS
Publifum. bon bent @ebraucb gau5 lno gar
auS9el6IOiien Der6en.
G3 miro altcb bier 0aSu fomnnen miIlIen.
XVI VtAItpIuDt puh NV JtCSltbuh9 wv
8flic9t unb mitDin alcb bic 8efugniB babe,
bic Giienbobnen ais itrategticbe 8abnen
Offen 81 balten, bat bie 8unDeSgciDalt bier
chen gum Griteumal sur Q~(nwenbun8 9e2
6ra9t, un6 bamit lit Der erite S6ritt 8ur
8erbiitung Don Gtlenbabn1treif5 in 3u>
funft geicbeben. Die &egterun8 tDirO aber
nod einen Sd6ritt peiter ge6en unb Die
8obncn %5iptngen mitiieu, iin BET ettpaigen
Strettt9tetten NIT t9ren QlngeiteQtcn etnem
SbieOSgericbt 5u unteripcrfen. 9enn mas
Dem Ginen 're6t, lit Dem Q(nbern biutg.
Sic bat fetu 0tccbt BLOB ben Q(rbeitern Ben
SUP in Sen gtaden ST. ieben unO bteie ben
Observation-Disclosures a1f @naoe un0
ltngnaoe 5u iiber9eben. Gr8iebt it6 aus
0em 8UnOeS1 60nOelS9eicb Interstate
commerce law fir bic Ge8ierung Die
cine 8efugntB, 10 er9iebt iidb at9 bic II
bere. SEPT lit uocb bel Streitigteiten spiz
i6en 2tr6eiter unb Qlrbeit9cber Die robe Sc
malt, bic LeBte Snitan5 bic angerufen miro,
no beibe Gbeile ni6t 9uttpillig suit i9ieOSz
9eribtliCben @(uStra9ung 9rctfen. TIbre
man baS S6te0s9eri9t BON &ecbtSpc9en
5uerit i'm 8unDe Elm, bann per6en al6 tlr
bic rein lotolen 2ln8eIegenBeiten Die Staaz
ten folgen.
, 1894-07-09
mntetN1kt.

Ser 9icitge v6eroIb" ma6t etnen ie6r
Dertitnftigen &Ori6Iag, Ben au6 tpir
ourcbaus unteritiiben. ST metnt, bic
Observation-Disclosures ioQten 8e5tpunz
gen tper6en, (6a fte eS ia 6o9 fretptui9 ME
t6un per6en) in t6re 3igc aub 8ei0IOiiene
0a9en e~tn5uiteIen, nit Gitfltcbt 0uf
l6pG8ltcbe Berionen, bic 6as Sabren auf
offenen 8a9en, namentItcb 5ur 9facbt5ett d,
ntcbt Oertra9en f0nner. Sn ben lebten
poar Sa9en tpar e5 Q(benbS unangenebm
fiibl, aber c8 ftel ben StraBenbabnleitern
nicbt I'M Iraume Elm, 9el6loiiene QSa8en
laufen SIT laiien. GS mabt ibnen 81 Dtel
ltmitGn6e, Bic io9enartnten N%intertDagen
aus benz pberen StoGtpcrfe scr S6uppen,
no tie nit @intritt Ser 1pGrmeren SabreS>
5cit unter9e6racbt gu tper6en pfle8en, berabs
i6affen 3u loiien; &ii6itd6t auf 6as 8ubltz
tum fenncn ie nun einmaG ni6t.
Sn Ser Sta0t Stem Oorf beltebt cine
8erorbnung, laut beren bic StraBenbabn>
9eleli3aften 8ebalten iin6, tpdbrenD beS
SommerS bel Ga9eS3cit ale ~3tpon3ig Miz
nuten unO BEL gtacbt3eit ale fiinf5ebn Mftz
nuten 9eiBtoiiene @ogen loufen 81 loiien.
Die 8oli3et beItebt ener9ii4 auI Ser Sc
foIgung bieier GerOr6nung. 2tnfdn9li4
madbten bic Observation-Disclosures
Wfte1e, ii3 iiber Sic 9erorbnung binlpe93uz
ieBen, aber Elm paar 9elal5ene Strafen
6oben le raicb ~9efiigi9 9emabt. 8os in
bieier 6initc6t in Stem Oorf geicbicbt,
fOnnte al6 bier erreic6t wer6en, tpenn bic
ft6otti6en 8eD0rbcn MIR Sen 9uten NtQen
o05u 5et8en.
0te StraBenbabn9eieI ihaften 6ilrfen Sic
@eiunbbeit Ser 8erioner, ipelc6e ite bef0r>
oert, nicbt m~utbptui9 auf'S Spiel ieben,
aber Seoern1ann wciB, 6aB ite cS biSlan9
ungeitraft tbun, Mie 8eia9t, nur gang
robuite 8erlonen f0nnen BET a6norm
tiiblem o6cr regnerii4em 8etter au
offenen g8agen fa6ren, obne tire @eiun6z
belt 5u icbG0i9en, aber eS bat iib oltf biele
g8eiie i9ou mancbe Gltere OOer l6pGdbz
licDe Berion ben Sob gebplt, ODER Elm
idbtpereS Gciben, mie ). 8. etnen 9eb0rigen
H6eum0tiSmuS, ser ben bon 0ieier abibeu>
Iicben 4lage betroffencn 8erionen baS 2cbeIl
Derleibet. Dem 6crrn yertes nno ben
~ii6ri9en StraBenbaDn 8efibern ioUte in
nocbOrittli6iter g8eiie fIar9ema6t tper6en,
baB fte benz 8ublitlm, tpelcbes ite burc5
i0re y9ttdelS" 81 Mi(ionGren macbt, Gin
flein ipenig &idii6t idul0en.
, 1894-07-09
RLeine Nahrthten.

- Q(m Deutigen Sage finocn sic 6emoz
tratiic9en 8ortpahlen fit Die Gonpentionen
Set Deri3iebcnen GOnSreB6e5irfe itatt, sic
mor8en a~bgebalten perOen. Suiolge Der
StrettS Dijrftc Die 8etbeili9uug feline be-
ionoerS itarfe ietn.
- Gol. WfOulton, ipelcber nit bem 2.
Gc8iment in ben Gie6b0fcr liegt, bat anz
8eblidb bon einem Streifer oie Mtttbeilung
erDalten, OaB malt beabltcbtige, BEN Sob
Der am Somitag @efoIenet blutig 5u
rG8en unb Sipar nit 9pnamit6omben.
9aS 9te9tlnent trof illfo(9e bieier Mlitt6eiz
lung, Die tpabri9einlicb nicbt bic gerin9ite
@runOla8e bat, auBer8elD0bnlicbe &Orte6z
rur8ert 51 letncm S3uB.
- Sn SEM @ebGrDe Go. 331 8ebIter
9toe., tpeldbeS bon So6n Ntbant ais 2ei6z
itau benuBt tutrO, fam 8eitern Otorgen Elm
.6eucr sum 2luSbrucb. Die 8~ferOetnecbte
SObn Wtartin unb Sobn Sletcber icbltefen
sur .3ett I'M eritcn Stodtperf. Wtarttn
ipron9 aus bem Seniter, i~tiir5te babel ouf
etnen Nibfaitcu utt6 DcrlcBtc iiCb 0%erartig
AM Ritfen, baB ct baIb barauf itarb.
Sletcber fam nit Geidbten 8crlebungen 6az
BON. S3aben $140O.
, 1894-07-09
SRI. poIie in un9eIe9enbeiten.
Ste lit oes Ginbruds beihuIoi9t, bebauptet
ober, oaB iie oas Opfer b0spiaiger
DerfoI9uno iei.

6ottie 8oltc, Bic 2OiG6rtge babi6e Go65
ter OeS 6auSbeiiber5 So6n Is ollie, 322 g8.
47ite Ctr, iDurbe gcitern gtacbmittag
inter Der 9(uflage ocS Ginbrub5 perbafs
tet uno nacb Der Boli3eiitation an Der
47lten lIno 6aliteo Str. 8ebrabt.
6attteS 8ater bat ba8 u~r1tcrite Sto65
tpcrf ietlleS DteritO6igcn 6auieS an s. S.
Sranf DeSmictbet, Der barin Gin @rDceriez
@cibdft bctrejbt. 3piicben Ben 8olicS
uno Sranf berricbt fem 6elonberS freuno5
i6aftltcbeS GcrbdltniB, unb e5 fam naz
mentli9 5miicben Sri. 8oIte uno benz
Grocer 81 Stretttgtetten. 9QS GeluLtat
bteleS &erbdltn;iies 1T 0a8, baB Sranf
SRI. YOlte cine 9iebtn nenllt un6 oaB SRI.
Bolie bc6auptet, 6ronf tpDQe i9ret 9uteu
Eut lc6Gojgen.
6rdnt bate an9ebtit9 felt IGtgcrer 3ett
Waaren aus ietnem 0eidbGft DermiBt. ST
tpanOte it6, UNI ben 9ieb gu ernlitteln, an
Die Btnterton' idhc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS un0
ote1e lbtGtc geItern einen 9etectio All t6nt.
Ser 9etectto 8ates lieB iib geitern
Wtttta8s, ais oaS 0roCertegcicbQTt geichlo1=
fen ipur0e, in ben 2aoe1 etnic6tieBen unb
Der6arg itb DtEter Ben Ga0enttitb, nm bic
9tn8e GbSuiDartcn, bic oa fommen mir
ben. Sin GIert Derbarg iicb ebenfauS in
Der 9tdbe, Inn I'M Sale ettpaS paiiire, Sur
Stele 1etn 81 f0n1en.
States branc9te nibt lange SIT tuarten.
&oum bate CT ietnen 2auerpOiten etnqez
nommen, als itb cine no9 benz Setter
geicboB fltbrenbe 3biire 0ffncte unb bic @ez
itatt etltes WfQo6ens in 0erieIben eriCbteu.
98te Der Defective erSGblt, truQ boS WtG6z
chen ~nacbetnarDer oret &0rbe nit Oer1cbie0ez
men Ba0reg baDon. Q(IS iie gum 6ritten
Wf0l Die G0trc Dffnete, trat Der Detective
berOor. 9aS WtGbc6en bradb 3uIamme1
ullO bat, 5u tbrer Wtutter gcbrac6t All tDerz
ben. Ser Glerf purbe g"erufeu, ebenIo
6err Tronf. Der 9ebtere beitano barauf,
baB Sri. 8olic na9 bcr 8Oli3et1tation gez
bracbt tDer0e, unb balo eri0ien AUDI Elm
8atroltpa9en, Ser ie na5 ber Station on
AZ. StraBe bradbte.
Sn Der Station leu9nete 6attje itanbs
tatt, ettpaS geitoDLen 81 BADEN. Sic be-
bauptete, ooB iic bte Sbiire 81 Dem @roz
certeegei3aft Offeu %gefunben ltn6 lid6 in
ocmlelben ltur ltmgeicben babe. Scrner be-
baitptete iie, boB 6rant nur ibren Sui SIT
l6dotgcn beabit6tige.
Trl. YOlie muBte bic 9focbt in Der 8o[iz
5elltatton 5ubrin9en. S6re @ltern bebaupz
ten 9letcb ibr, OaB es iib muir tim einen
Ja6eaft lion Soften Trant'S banole.
, 1894-07-09

- Sn Tol9e Ser boch9ro6i8en Nufreg=
ung, tuelcDe Der 8u0mon'ibe 8oDcott i'm
9an5cn 2au6e b~crporgerufen bat, lit Ser
am 4. Suli crfol9ten SbLteBun9 Der Mtoz
MISUNDERSTANDING in San Sronci5co in
Der 8reiie fat gar feline Geadbtung gez
icbentt porben. Die Q(uSfteLung bat iib
mi6er Griporten in je6er 6tniidbt 3u einem
Grfolge 9eitaItct. Die 3obl Ser 5e3abIten
Gtntrtttsfarteu belduft ii9 auf me0r ais
5pet Mtuionen, mas in Nnbetrabt BET
ldblcc6ten 3eiten Elm 9era0e5u 9ldn5enbeS
91elultat 9~enonnt tperben farm. 9obei
muB man nod i'm 2(u8e DoIter, baB es nit
gerin8en %@uSna6u1en nur 8etDobner Der
9actftcfiite paren, tpeI6e Sic QtuslteQung
beiucbten. Die Internebmer beritIben,
tpie ~iiberbaupt bic 8ewobner San Tranz
ci5co'S pcr6ienen oh Der DON ibnen an Ben
Sag 8~ete8tcn Gnergie un0 Der tp%ilr6t9en
Dirt ltn6 8etie, tpte ie fir ibre i96nc
Sta6t 8efGame mabten, grOBeS Sob.
, 1894-07-09
}iir JeOerMapQ.
fit 9ro5 uno H(ein.
5ir QrlQ unO ReiC6,
COnklin'S
0Qno0m0
-0eS-
nutliden mifftm,

Tiir 0as DaltS eutbdlt es Mtg
(i9e Gecepte aIer 9trt, 9(ngaber
itber MtaB un0 @eiui6t u,,p.
Giir R%auleute 9iebt e8 &uf-
t9luB in gel6dftli6en unO geIeb'
li9en 6ragen, iOtuie 8atb in 8uhs
fii6rung unO ibren berl9ieOenep
Spltemen,
gitt MedJaniker cine 8uiam,
m%eniteQung Der in tbr Sad i6la,
genoen me6anil6en @eiebe unO
o4er Oenfwiir0igen Grfnbuugeu
nnb 0tai6inen,
gilt Den gnnOwfrker praftiIbe
6atbi6ldge unO ftatiitii6e 2ln'
qobeu,
giir 0en 9anOmirtb @ittes
rung8regelr, 8OOenfunOe, &atbs
i6ldge fir 8eaferung, 2anOmeiz
Jung unO 8e6onOIung BON 8ieb,
gilt Gdrtner 2(uH6liiHe iber
2ebenSfabi9feit Ser 6amenarten,
8eimen, @a68t6um Der 8dume &c.
9iir uolitiker ftotiftii6e8 eri6te
ii6er @ablen, 8epDlferungs8ab(,
Garteigruppirungen.
giir 6ol1bdnOler senaue WtaB'
tabeQen.
gilt gud)balter 8e6nungS= uuS
2ahltabellen.
81 1T rnm0glid, Ben reidet ST.
balt bieie5 9anObu6s audi nur
anndbernO 8u i6iGOern,
SeOes Sitter, ieOer @tan0 unO
8eruf ftnOen BARN i9neQ 93atb
nnO Nufi6luB.
9a5u fOmmt cine 3u1ammen=
lteQung aQer wi6ti9eR gei6idtlis
den GreigniNe, lOtpie seOsrapbiide
Nngabeu bur6 so tleine 9anOfarteiI
erlantert, itatiitii6e 3uiammen=
iteQungen iiber 0eididte, 8ebGlfes
rllrtg unO Die Gr5eugnife oGer Gtoa=
ten Der Union.
Sn alien Tragen BON aGgemeis
mem Sntereiie ftnOet man bier in
OeritdnOli6er SaRun9
Antmort und 8eReRrunq.