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Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

49, aAHA AtA4A-<9ts " Nx8AA<XA-
the ropr Of the United States senate n
pAge- have achieved success. in liz. ana
soEE.a of them have obtained posstious
Of p<Onine1ee and enir<n~~ Ous Of
the brightest Of the pages sOrne ssteen
years sgo was David :. Barry. Of MLsh-
gan He vas a very quiet, ana<zacn-
ssrztive htsle fellow. always x~nrl,-
manly In dsporrnens and alwzy.
clean. wel3-1r~ss<d and whoa<-oras-
looking After leaving she senate
yoGEg Barry Engaged in Journalism.
AID from time TO time repres<nt~d sew
er1l papers IN the northwest - rheix
Washington eorrrspo1d<nf- Abcu. ave
yeAr- ago he ~ssplzs~d IN charge ofthe
Washington 6ureaa Of one Of the great
est ns~spapers IN the United Sta.<.
As IN boyhOod- youth and yoznx man
hood Barry was competent tur every
Position % whieh he was A.~isns1. 90
also In this tront rank Of Journalism h-
is acknowledged 70 be competent.
capable and sdnirable UuGoubssdl-
. great measure Of the success which
he has attained BY tadefAtiy.hIe effort,
Is largely due % the experienee whieh
eazae 10 him - . nttle boy on the coox
Of the United ssztss senate the great
est dslih>rzsire body on earth
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20
THOSE SMART BRITISH.

ny Gave Away n Isp.a~.- Ntxhr A.
t.~s At w-t-Hst-wet Uaa~r Cavwr sf
Frt~aaly >state--Hzs Fsr Their A~saaa
the Chin~-. FLEET Mt<ht Have R~~a De-
.troyed-
NEw IoEx. sept is--The Herald
Priats the following translation %
message from a japanese correspondent
serving with the japanese aees. under
date u August II. the pu.licasion %
which was prohibited By the Japanes-
government. on the alleged -round
that il woald stir up ansi-British feel-
ing in Japan and thus impsriI the
safety % British subjects in that
country
SMART HETrf<H TRICK
AT l o'clock yesterday morning. the
iith OF August, our feet. consisting os
twelve men-of-var and iosilIa q tx
torpedo boAsS. took advantage % the
darkness of night. and crep; into the
harbor of wei-Hai-wei. unknown to
the Chinese in the fo-tS and vessels
SIX torpedo boats were sent out with
the purpose ot
RLowrSs Up THE CHINESE wAE SHIPS
anchored within The sotiila was pro
eeeding IN the wrung direction. and
then. discovering their mistake. they
turned back. changed course and uaasi.
straight To the place where the Chinese
lay in safety. When midway a British
nan-Of-war. which was anchored there.
fred salEtsS for the Japauese vessels,
very unusual thing 20 do in such cir
cunSsanee=- Upon this
All rHE ELECruc AND sxNEcH LrsHrs
AZ the forts were in activity. An ex-
change of shots for over an hour foS-
lowed Seeing that their plan 70 take
the Chinesss by surprise fell through.
on zocount % the salutes from N.
FritiSh. and further firing being % no
Srzil.
rHE TArASESE KErrKEp-
A the TORPEDO fotula vas returning
Chinese torp-e,io boat discharged a
torpedo against it. but failed to Do suy
damage and for it, trouble was in
ssantly rewarded By being sunk bT \
Torpedo discharged ty one % th. Japs-
nese h-uats-
LnoNED TROY A. SIGNALS
The saluteS FROM the British vessel
can not but he rexariei a. signals to
maze the slunh~rin, Chius>.. know II
the presence Of the Japa1e~~. Rs IL =
not customary 80 ere salutsS AZ dead
of night
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

The RroTIse AT pooNAH CITY.


BoNBAX- sept 1.-THE excitement
which began on "Wednesday At mi,l-
ntght AZ POonah city. and which led %
riotous hxht between Mahomme,lanS
and Hindoos. Continues All business
i suspended. and the streets are pa
trolied By a squad Of lzncers- The
governor Of Bombay. Lord Ha--z, IS
doing his utmost TO reconcile the war
ring parties
To make matters worse. a pamphle.
has been issued BY fourteen Brahmins.
urging the HindOos TO arm and inangU-
rate q religious outbreak a. the first
step towards the overthrow Of alien
uslzser
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

NEv fozx- sept IS-The steamer
New York OF the American line. from
southampton for New YORK. passed
Fire Island a. Iss6 p n yesterday.
bes-rin< all records On the SouthAmp-
tca route Her time from the Needles
10 Fire Island was days S hours and
20 minutes Allowing tSO hours to
complete the run 10 Sandy Hook light
ship. she viii have maze the voyage in
days hours and - minutes The
previous ss-st record from >outharnp-
ton 70 New York was made bv the New
lorx last rnonth when she usz1e the
run IN days, hours and y inmates
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20
TWO THOUSAND BUILDINGS
Bsra~a - shzz kia- ChIa.- .nd oae Has,
dred Lives LS-s-War News

SHANGHAI S-pt 1.-THE city Of
shan Kin. in the province Of Se-Chuen
has been visited b. eonfiagratiou
which has destroyed e.eo0 buildings.
Over a hundred persons lost their lives
in various ways as the result OF the
fre- Among the dead Is the wife Of
the governor of Shun Kin who died
from fright The governors house was
burned and several temples destroyed
The loss is estimated at upwards Of
i0.ooO. 600 taeIs-
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

WASHINGTON. sept I5--ThOnas ].
Taylor. n young white man erzzed BY
jealousy. shot and killed his handsome
young wife AZ his residence in this city
yesterday morning Taylor afterwards
attempted 20 shoot himself, but his
ucrtzlly wounded wife. crying out
that she was not hurt diverted his
arm and he only inflicted a Aesh
wound on himself He carried his wife
toa sofa and sought TO revive her. but
she died soon afterwards
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20
a TINE or PERIL.


NEN YoKK, S-ps- I6-W- T. Grace
4 Cc-'s ss-amer CaPae. which arrived
FROM Gillian ports this m1ruIux. had
an exciting experience with a 6re IN
her coal bankers. On August n. in
latitude ~ sSGth- lon<ituis 81 west.
ire was reported in the amiaships
banker. where SO tons % coal we're
stored A line Of hose was a. one-
stretched and stream Of
wArEK PorEEr ox rHE COAL
with the result % partially : srzotherin<
the are- The fumes Of elaI gas were
20 powerful that the men On deck we're
made dizzy By August - the fire
seemed ta - cut and the bunkerS ap-
psars-d enol- but On the evening OF the
same day the Hr,. became vvorse. and in
spite Of ali efforts to sabsEue it. grad
ualiy buruef its way throuEh tn.
eun<ers, and eoaI and ashes fell into
the bilEe.
CHokISs THz EILGE FrNF
80 tha. Is was impossible 20 free the
hold Of the water that was being poured
into the burning bunk-rs. The Capac
was At once headed for Ria Jaasiru.
The night of August Is Wa one Of
great anxiety The cargo consisted
mainly ef nitrate OF sosiA in bsxs-
This :
ALMOST As BAD A. GrSFoWpEK
as regards inf8umatory qualities. and
fo< a time i seemed a. IL the are would
work its WAY shrouga the partition
walls and ignite the nitrate In fact ~
real did this danger b.esorne that Capt
Thomas ordered the boats swung out
On the dAvi.s. provisionesi and made
ready for lowering
AFTNg ALMGsr sCPEKHU NAN EFFoEr<
On the part OF the erezx the Ere ap-
psared - lessen IN intensity. and. 10
the relief Of all. the entrance TO Rio
JzneirO harbor was sighted in the
morning FireEen froEn the city as
sisted the worn-out crew. and finally
m-n were lowered into the bunker =ud
the coal was hoissed up in baskets
The men euald only work
A FEw MINUTES At IKE
but finally. after removing several hum
dred tons. the IRE was reached azd
quickly extinguished- The damage 10
the ship was not large Il IL not
known whether the cargo : hurt The
cause Of the fire was uEdoubtedfy -
spontaneous combustion
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

Tna AL term 0f rh@ >r4ra rufwxssv
bexaa last week with .n eurulln@.. N
I'd literary aud - law ssa4e-t.. .h~
largest assenaanre since r<@l M.,v
rrousfasat zea from ever .h~ ss..- xe-,.
uresen. Addresses w.-. w.a. ~
Judge Hill. Gov. Stands. Rev. p &.
Sears and Col J. L P0xer
A murder ez,@. tried in she -i-~vs,
court AZ Fultoa. whi-a has r-~....I ~,--
st1erzhye interest," In sha. .e..fan -
been terminated bx . x-raS~s - -,
xuIItv bx IA. trrx altar b~i,- c.ss b,,,
few hou-x Th.r,.a a.. S....
uilsors Psnrs.~,,- -A,-.,g - 81,
neJ An ~ e0~ a'x
aa1- -. 80 Nse maze
- y s-aN s.e '~s'Ae nSe
- = sp-1As % 'ass'-i-a-
=. - "a - - =,
r..-;~L
s.m,r- 49,; :. = :
- - - -
;-,a-,.1 -
- - -.
The farmers IN the section around
Madison Station are verv Se<pordsn..,
account Of the coasinuea h..xw -
ana bixh ia. ~o,.
o'soA crop = So
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

TEE Levy gang Of eounterteisers. far
whcE the government has heen look
ing for years. were arrested ~ OegOod.
ind-. by Baltimore a Ohio detectives.
,u the isth- One Of the prisoners. Nick
Clayton. was caught in the act Of pour
ing metal into a rftr-cens mold
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20
SUIT FoR IMPEACHMENT
OF Mayer Firzparrtck of New Ortesn. Etie<
IN the Civil District Coart-

NEw Oz1EASs- Sept l5--Suit for the
inpsaehnen. Of Mayor Fitzpatriek
was 6led to-day in the civil district
court By District Attorney Butler. ex-
Associate Justice Fezner and other
counsel on behalf Of TWENTY-FIVE citi-
nens Realtors are representative citi-
zens embracing the p-oseSsIaHs. eapi-
IA and labor The petition will make
seven columns Of matter. ans the
charges generally are fayor.sfsss sE1
ineoupessney.
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

Ar Braddocs- Pa. on the Ifth- mem
eers of Harper g. A z Post. No Isl.
refused 20 march under n picture of
Grover Cleveland suspended from
street arch Angry citizens. friends of
the veterans, tore down the portrait
before the decorating committee eould
interfere
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

AT the morning session of the Meth
odsss conferences az Frankfort Ky. On
the I4sh- Rev Dr.. J. Ditzler led in
prayer for the purity Of the Ashland
district and the a@seas % Breckin-
ridge Re=ouniinx ~Amens- sled the
whole rs,1m
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

Joas wALrox. an Oklahoma farmer.
While drunk fell from his wagon
breaking n bottle IN his hip pocket eon-
tanning earboiie acid. winch before 1e
was found had eaten into his body eazs-
ing terrible agony and fatally burning
him
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

TMx German xowernm<nf has COM
pletely closed part Of the Russian from
tier on account Of cholera two cases Of
which were found On the f3th. aboard
. ROTTERDAM vessel docking At Dais-
burg % the Rhiae- Between the ID
and 10th there were thirty-six fresh
sAses Of cholera and hfteen deaths in
Germany
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

hsgxNrx r TzAvxRs. n Union vet
.rzn. 50 years old was beaten TO death
with club By a woman with whom
he lived near the soldiers homo ut
Dzyton- O. early On the morning of
the Iith. during debaueh upon which
the pair had entered the night before
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

Jleksoz- S~pE lA-ssox Ssaue a-1
Stas. Treasurer EFaas Appeared bess-~
Uzfte1 States Cegansasssane- Masely thfs
=orzia< relative 10 tk@ special x1-rzaa
eass and ~ariaS ezsztsasiea- a per
soaal reeorz Exnce cf eaeh xax taken
in the s9z Of 5000 for apPsarsnce AZ
sae S0vemher term Of the Feaerzl
Csars-
At the instance o. the United States
Hssorney--~ae-1l. District Attorney Lee
today called ca the State osseiAls ani
requested % she@ the plates from which
the Mississippi special warrants were
prinse1- They are wanted foe evidence
States Government vs. the s. Louis
Bank Ncts Company. the firm which
printed the same The plates were
promptly delivered. and District Attor-
new Lees receipt taken therefor. with
the understanding that they are TO be
returned here on the termination Of the
trial IL will lie observed that this de-
livery vas made to the district attor-
ney in compliance with polite request.
which the State officials had no dis
position to reiCse- They declined the
demands Of Special Oficer Burns for the
reason that they do not recognize tia,
he OF say other member Of the secret
service lad \ right 20 make any de-
nsnds o< them whatever.
denomination u the af.sdavits sworn
out By W J. Barns shows that they are
against the STATE Ofiee-s a. individuals
md not in their Official capacity
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

A THOUSAND hop piekers. whites.
Portuguese and Chinese. have struck
work 1T PleaSanton- Cal. because. Ow-
ing to the thinness of the crop, they
could not make living wages a. the
prevailing rates
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

Several yeers ago Watson Smith. Of
Omaha. was murdered in tront q his
oc.es by q brutal ru1an- The affair
excited Widespread comment and gym
pathy for the b~rsaved family. A sOn
ct the untorszrate man Sherman
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

Mk CLIFTON r BRxcxryRrDsE. the
new minister to Russia VIII sail trom
New York on the eeth- He viii spend
. few days with Ambassador Bavard AZ
London and expects 70 reach St
Petersburg about the end Of October.
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

Az unsuccessful attempt was made.
On the night of the 1ith. to wreck the
west-bound train on the Oregon Short
Line at 0wyee brsige. 20 miles east of
SampA. Idaho A rail had been loos-
ened On the bridge. which Is IS feet
high. but twas discovered IN time and
the .rain tagged
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

GEN RAzxEk. commander Of the
British troops a. Hong Kong, has -
sued \ warning TO the men under his
Command not TO listen to offers of Chr
aese agents. who are trying 20 induce
men belonging 70 the British garri-
son TO desert and eater the Chinese
service
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

THx town Of Dalton O.. was almost
totally destroyed BY fire early on the
morning Of the 10th The IRE. which
originated IN stable Is supposed 10
have been started By tranp< Esti-
mated loss, ssDe.eo0
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

TEE annual reunicn Of the old-Tins
felsgr.phers' association and the So
.iefy Of the United States Military Tele-
graph Correspondents took place In
Baltimore. Nd. On the 18th and 18th.
The celebration bsing in especial coz-
nenoration Of the seni-eenternial Of
The telegraph in the city where its ix-
venfor lived. and where the instrument
w.s first Successfully operated
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

ADoCr 1000 laborers. comprising
piAsterers. earpenter~ brieklayers. etc.
who were ~ work on the new Mar
1u<tte building in Chicago. struck in
. body. On the 18th. because the CON
tractors refused - discharge eighteen
non-union men who were putting in
cleceriezl appliances
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

THx United States of Colombia has
served notice OF protest against the oe-
cupation Of the Mosquito territory by
Nicaragua.
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

6kS- BoorH was given . great fare
well ovation on leaving Londoz. on the
iith, for America
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

Plaintiff 10 his euun>elF-If ! bad
known that il Was Sreh . dinseult nzt
ter 70 get div0ze~ I'd sooner have ~
zAtned singie.-TrusA-
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

THK reeord-hre4king canarier La
sanis was sighted OF Browhead At les
p N Of the 18th Allowing her two
hours and . half for the run from
Browhe.d 20 Dauntis Rock. the tina
u her passage woald be days. hours
and IS minutes as against S days. 10
hours and ~ minutes. the eastward
record bald BY her sister ship the Cam
paniA-
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

srrr for the impeachment Of Mayor
Fitzpatrick of New Orleans was sled
IN the civil district court ON the 18th
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

All claims against the stanford e.
tate. save that Of the government for
Sfs.ooa. 600. which Is contested have
been paid By Mrs Stanford
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

cEAzLxs GAEAErr. aged -. just re-
isassd from the Eastern pa peniten-
tinxy, where he had served three years.
arrived st Lebanon Pa. on the 18th.
q nidnight- and next morning went
70 the residence Of his wife and cas her
tkx1nf knn - 70 -.
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

FArrrExs in the United States tor the
week ended the 18th were s8-. against
sit last year, and ~ in Canada against
- last year.
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

Dox Pro Proc. the last Mexican gov
ernor Of California. died at Lss An
geies, Cal. on the Iith. aged - years
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

THx count of Paris was buried At
Wcybridge- England. on the Isth. the
bishop of Southwark ofseiarinx.
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

THx Pail Mall Gazette says King
Hunhert Of Italy and the pope are
about 70 become reconcilei
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

Gxx Tsoxks G. LAwLxR. who was.
- the ISth. elected eonnazder-in-
chief Of the e. A z. = citizen Of
Rockford. M. where he = engaged in
The lumber and coal business he was
born in Liverpool Engiand> . little
over ffty years Axos and was brought
70 tAis country vh<a he Was 10 years
old
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20
VOL. XVIII.

I'VE British eogr. viii wear the usual
embiems Of mourning for the eonse de
Paris
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

j. L TAxLoR. a gardener Of AekIey.
In. was found hanging % = rafter in
his barn. On the iIth- with n halter
Around ais neck A neixhbor diseov-
sred him in time 20 ezt hirn down azd
ave his life Taylor declared that his
wife did the deed. but the latter denied
AL knowiedre Of the xxAir
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

sss3-a % easily .s the sane time that
he broke himself Of very bad habit
Oxford eagle., 1894-09-20

D~wtt B~rry-s M1ss In Efr.1
A number 0f boys who have bad the
opportunity Of practical experiences "a
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Gin id,enRIidles @erbrsdls,t.

gtcw . orf, 20. YtGr;. - Die
fopfloic 2ei6e zines &tnOcS, wcIde sez
itern 9(benO ipdt III Dem &eQer oe8 Ses
ncmcntbauie8, 9tr. 517. Mcitz39. Str.,
aufqsIunoen wuroe, lit pOn Scn. uno
6ran Sob. Oiartin ais Die ibrer IL
idbr!gen GOdter Suiie iOcntiii3irt nor
Sen. pelde am 9tadmittog beS 8. 0tdr3
ipurlOs peridwanb. Sine qenaue I'M
teriuduns bat erseben, OaB Der &Orpcr
utdt, mie ansunebmen man crit qenei9t
mar, BON einem StuScnteu ser Me0i;in
;erlest murbe, lomte, OaB bic llebcrrelte
ipdter sefo9t purOen, icOeniaIls in ser
Abiidt, icoe Spur bcs Scrbre9ens su
perSeden. Die YOli3ei, meld)e iid ieet
cinem 9uitmOro gescuiibcr glaubt, fat
Die llntcrIudung Oe8 Sale8 crnltlt6 III
In9rlii genommcn.
Die WtartinS iino bettelarme 2cute.
Die Sanlilie beitanO aus bcm 9atcr,
Ser in Observation-Disclosures gu urbeitcn
pile9t. uorausgeicet, CT bot 9lrbeit, aus
Der Otuttcr, bic ais &aIdfruu ibrcm
0tanne bilft, Die 6amilic Su ernGbren,
unb aus iicbcn &inbern. BON bcucn oas
dlteite. Suiic, II Sabre unS sas iHn9ite
slpei Sabre alt mar. 2lm 9onnerltag,
Oen s. Oidrs, Otittu95, bar Suiie iBre
0tuttcr nm @rlaubnlB. Elm 2Denig nuf
ble StruBe gebcn su Oiiricn, uno iie crz
belt Die GrlaubniB inter Ser ScOins
guna, OuB iie lpatciten5 I'M l llbr lutez
scr betnlfcbre. Sc!toem lit Suiic nid]t
wie0er BON ibnen 9cicbcn mOrOen, bis
man ibnen bic trauri9cn llc6erreitc pur'
lcgte.
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Sr aitIieu.
Ser Siea Der Rebeuen cine T.ntbe.

2onSou, 20. Oidr3. Scr hieiigc
bralilianiide GjcianSte bat iolqeupeS
&abclgramm ans 9iio Sc Saneiru crs
baltcn: yG5 lit burdaus unmabr, bob
Bic 5nlurgentcn BET 5tupare cineu Sie9
crrungcn baben poer ou6 5000 Mann
9tegierungstruppeu lib ibncn erguben
ooer pom ibnen su G'efangcncn 9cn1odt
moroen iinO, pie III elmer 0cpei6e aus
SucnpSsgDre5 Dor eIul9cn Ga9cn &C.
meloet mur0e.
Die 9tegicrung Fat bel Stauarc an
Ser Glrcn3c 3wiidcn Yaraua unO Gao
Faulo eiuc 9rOee Sruppcnma6t sulam@
men gc;ogcu, welde eS Ben 5nlurgen'
ten unuOglid madt, in BEN Staat
Gao Faulo ciu;ubrlugen.
Dc gtello lit nidt I'M Stauoe, audi
nur ba5 Gcrtuglte ST tbuu."
il 10 DC s Saueiro, 20. OtGr;. -
BrGiibent Rciroto bat Sen portu9teiiz
ihen &orpctten in glubctra6t oe5 9clz
ben 6irbers Die GrlaubniB crtbeilt, auz
Ber9al6 ncs t0afeu5 su auferu. 2lm
&orb bcrlclbcn iOllen iid 493 Sniurs
9entcnsSffisicre uno OtanuiduItcn be-
tuocn. Die onmanoeure Der 6nbrz
5cuge babcu bcm ErGIi0cntcn ibr Gbrcnz
mort Oarauf gc9cben, 0aB man fcinen
Der Suiurgcntcn erlaubcu mlrb, Su cntz
fomnen.
9ta9ri6tcn, sic aus 2iIabon cin9cz
trohen iinO, loIlcn Sarauf idlicBcn,
baB Die portu9ieiiI6e 9fcgierun9 bic 2lnz
ii6t bc9t, 0aB iid audi al 8orO Der
Sriegsid)iiic anOcrcr NtGdte 5niurgen.
ten bcilnOcu, uno Oeabalb crit abwartcn
mill, mas oieic III Scr 9lngelcgenbcit su
tbun fiir gut beIinOcn, cbe iic auf oo5
9(uiud;n Gciroto'5 I'M 2lu6licIerung
ba Gamo'8 antluortet. Der britiid)e
GjeiauOte lit bier HnO pcrIangt cine
GntidulOigung iHr Die SerBaItun9 Der
britIidcn SIiiSiere, wcldc onf Der Snlcl
Gmb00e5 lanocteu
2onOOu, 20. MGr3. - 9ia6 bier
ein9etroiicncn 9ta6rid)tcn bcilu0et lif
Die gan5e Fropin; Yarana nod III
9dnoen Ser Sniurgenten. Sn ciuem
an 3. Otar5 itattgebabten &rIc9Sratb
81 Gurittba mar beihlonen wOrOen, loz
fort ScritGrfun9eu nad JfiO SC SancirO
ab5ui6ifen.
Da5 &riegsid)iii ,9icpublifa" ioQtc
Sabia beld)icBcn, unO @:neral Sauz
raiua icinen 9Oturi6 uuf Gao YaulO
iortieeen. Die iammtlitcn Sniurgcne
1enliibrer baben iidl gcgcu Die pom 9Ios
miral WfellO cingeieste 9fc9icruu9 nit
0eiterro au ser Spiee ertlGrt uuo miinz
laen cine prOuiloriidc 9testeruug, ocz
rem YrGIiOcnt Sr. Otartins iein ioll.
SOrlaulig werOeu, I'm 3wiitigtciten
5u pcrbiiten, Die Offi;lellen 2lngclcgsnz
bciten BON elmer aus prei Ecrionen be-
ilebenbcn GOnnliliiOu. 9eIeitct. Die
urbergabe Oe5 @cidma0ers in 9ttO miro
bon ben iiiOlidcu 5niurgenten ulS Gin
fubl6arer Sdla9 9e9en lBre Sahe be-
5eldnct, iulrO abcr porlGufi9 bic 9tepOz
luton nod nidt been0en.
9tio @ranoe so Sui un6 8orto 9llz
le9te lOuen INNER nod ben 9febcllen
9uulti9 gciinnt ictn.
Sin @erii6t, oabtn lauteub, baB bic
portugieiiiden GOruetteu 2lomiral oa
@ane auf Sauta Satarina selanoet,
iit bier pcrbrcitet.
Die p9tcpublica" iit Su Yurunu9ua
unO Die 9IquiOeban" 5u GeitcrrO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-22
SturMcSW Wiitben.
Tabcrcs nber GruBe Scrbeerungen In Seras
uno Mrfanias.-Ser @crIuit an Daeufdlcnz


gfabcrcs fber Bru6e Scrbeeruugeu In Seras
mup MrfanIas.-Ser 9crIun an Usemid,cmz
icbeu.
ct. 2ouis, 90. MGr;.-lIebcr Oie
Serbecruugen, ucld)e in BEN leetcn Sas
gen in Geras unO 2lrfania8 ourd Nirz
bclltiirme anseri6tet wurren, ltegcn Jest
wcltcre Otelouugen Dor, aus bcncn lid
ersi6t, ooB Die cutIeiclten Glemcnte in
furdtbarer Meiie 9ewiitbet baben. Soo
un0 Serocrtcn maren III 0lcfOl9e OC5
to6cnbcn llnucttcrS. Otiu0eltcnS 5mauz
5ig 0ten idcu iinO umgctOn1mcn unO Die
.3ubl Der @crIeetsn bc5iiicrt iid auf
iiber 100.
9(m Sducritcn bcjmgeiudt mur0c,
iuie bereit8 9enlel0et, Die Srtldalt
Gnorp III Stra5, no SwOlf Berionen
in BEN Jiuincn ibrer SebouIungcn Den
Sob fanocu. Die 9tcger 9lulicblung
M3itafcr lit pom GroboOeu binwcs &C.
fc9t; bic Ntebr5ubl ibrcr Ginmobncr erz
littcn Serebungen. Der 6arner 0az
MEL Grimes mur6e non Den etultiir5eaz
bcn Sriimmern ieines Geb0fte5 erldlaz
gen uno ic;ne 6rau t0OtlldD pcrlett;
nur bas ueni9e Gage altc Sabp" blteb
unuericbrt.
Die N&br;abl Ser 2lniicOclun9cn in
Oem beim9ciu6tcn 0lltrltt ln0 perluits
itct, ibre Gcwobner tbell5 9ctoOtet,
tbcilS ucrIcBt. Den 9StrbcIitiirmen
iol9tc 9citcrn 2lbcu0 Gin ucrbccrcnoc5
9ic9cnz uno Sagclunwctter. Die Srt7
if)aftcn Si(lano III Scu GountD Nnb
Bartlett IN gSlaiamS GountD, lOlen
ron reiBenSen 6lutbcn iibcridwemmt
lein. Somelt crmiltclt, purocn IN
Bartlett Die Wtetbo0littns uno 8aptIz
itenzGirde, iopie ba5 S6ulbau5 Ourd
Sturm un6 '0OdwaNcr sum Glnltnr3
9ebra6t.
2ittlc SO If, 2lrf., 90. W|ari. =
Seit Sen lcbtcn As Stunbeu miltbet i'm
Staatc Gin cntIeeli9e8 llnwetter. Ger
9ieqcn fGQt unausseleet IN StrOmcn;
cine pcrbccrcnoe llebcriducmmung lit 5u
befirdten. Die Gclciic Der pSron
Ofountaiue@iicnbabn" iino oil oieIcn
Stelen Dur9 Sa5 9Odwaher binwc9
aeid,wemmt morOcn. Su Der Srtidait
SaratoQa iOllen ; 0tcnifen III ocm
unpetter- um's 2eben 9ctOnlucn ieiu.
9tGbercs tonnte nOh nt6t III Grfabs
runq gcbradt mcroen, ba Die telcgra'
pbiide 8erbin0uug nit Sem bcimseludz
ten 9iitrltt burd ocn Sturu Serltort
porbcn ut.
atIuntu, 0u., 20. Ntdrs. -0ie
BON bier aus 9euelOete 9ta6rld)t Ibrr
eiuen pcrbecrcnOen Sturm in 9temzSrz
leans uno llm9c9enO bat iidl nidt be-
itGtigt. Gin 3iemlld iteifer &inO, wels
der gcrin9en Shuben in 9femsSrlcanS
anridtete, CAB Die Yernnluiiuna oaSu.
Ot mpbis, Scnn., 20. Wtar3.-
Der burd 6lutben uuO Stirme in Den
perfluiIeucn As StunSen angeri4tete
cd taoen snt;iebt iid ieOer S':eAnung.
9rHden liuo wc99cwaiden wOrocn,
S6uicr ;crtriimuert, @ilenbabnen ser
fort uno baS 2lfcrlano 29ieilcn melt
nit Sdlamm beoeft wOr0en. Die 2lu5z
iidten auf cine guniti9e unb tribe
GrnSte lino babiu. Die in Mentpbi5
eiuminoenben II Giienbabneu baben
burd ben Sturm mebr Ober wsniscr
S9aben 9clitten.