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The herald., 1894-07-05
A CHINESE BOMB.

Exploded and Took Three Fingers Off
aBoy's Hand.
The most serious accident caused by
fireworks yesterday was the explosion Of
a Chinese bomb in the hands OF Alfred
Craig, the 16-year-old son OF Officer
Craig of the east side.
The youth, with several others, was
shooting fireworks at the junction Of
Main and San Fernando streets. He
was holding large Chinese bomb in an
attempt TO set fire to it.
The bomb exploded unexpectedly,
tearing away the thumb and two fingers
of the left hand.
The boy was conveyed to the receiving
hospital, where Police Surgeon Bryant
dressed the wound.
The herald., 1894-07-05
THE appearance of things in sacra-

THE appearance OF things in Sacra
mento and Oakland yesterday was de-
cidedly saually. There, appear to be
some very hot-headed fellows getting to
the front at those points, and if the dis
turbancs becomes acute and riotous at
any point in this state it will initiated
in either of those two cities. Whatever
development may take place at those
points, the men OF Los Angeles are too
self-contsined and law-abiding to do
anything that will detract from the
splendid record they have already made
in this unhappy controversy. The bet
ter sense OF the people is now rising to
q proper appreciation OF the situation.
and it will not be long before a way will
be found by peaceful arbitration to bring
this whole unfortunate contention to a
satisfactory conclusion.
The herald., 1894-07-05

THE celebration yesterday was not as
demonstrstive or as general as usual in
this city; but it was decorous and patri-
otto. The attendance at the exercises
ut the stand in Central park was quite
larse, and the speeches were of more
than ordinary interest in their adapta-
ton to the sbsor bling event of the hour.
and in the calm, able and conservative
manner in which it was treated. The
placidity of the day, however. had its
compensation in the enthusiastic way in
which the small and big boy made the
welkin sonorous with pyrotechnic de-
donations and luminous with teur de joie
when night set in.
The herald., 1894-07-05
QUICK WORK.
The Postoffice Boys Sling Mail Around
at q Great Rate.

The Postoffice Boys Sling Mail Around
at Great Rate.
Postmaster Van Dusen wore pleased
smile when HERALD reporter dropped
into his Office yesterday morning at 80
o'clock. His office force had just COM
pleted as speedy piece of mail hand
ling as had ever been done. The train
which brought the United States troops
brought also an accumulation of mail
which presented formidable proportions
when brought up to the Office at 5 :l5
O'Clock yesterday morning. There were
As pouches OF letters and 450 tie sacks OF
papers. OF these there were eight of
the lotter pouches for the city and 45
paper sacks. The boys in the office
worked the entire lot Of mail by 80
O'Clock. All day yesterday the postmat-
ter kept force at the Office ready to
handle mail in case there should be an
attempt to send out trains over the
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific.
The herald., 1894-07-05

THERE cannot be less than $3.50, 900
per day lost to the fruit growers of
Southern California by reason OF the
railway embargo from which we are no W
suffering. If railway managers see fit
to tie up passenger cars rather than let
trains 60 out without Pullman's sleepArs
attached thereto, we'll and good. But
why should they close up all their
freight traffic and refuse to let periaha-
BILE products. like fruit and vegetables,
be carried to market? The producers OF
Southern California pay out big money
every year for freight on perishable
products; and If they cannot be guar
The herald., 1894-07-05
AMUSE MENTS.

The production OF Mariana at the
Los Angeles theater Friday and Satur-
day evenings and Saturday matinee
promises to be grand success, both
artietically and financially. With Jacob
Mueller, the great baritone ;Grace Davis,
Arthur Noedale, Bsrnice Holmes. Carl
Thrower, Fred Urban and others in the
cast, and a chorus of 60 voices under
Professor Stamm, a splendid perform
ance is vouchssied. Nine. Fabbi- Musl-
Ter will have entire direction OF the pro-
duction
The herald., 1894-07-05
THE sENATE's PROGRAMMES.

Kyls's Strike Resolution VIII Cause
Tart Debate.
WASHINGTON. July At 10 the general
understanding that when the senate
meets on Friday there will be only a
brief session, end that the senate will
then adjourn until Monday. 1t is quite
probable there will not be quorum in
the senate again this week. The rsso-
luton OF Senator Kyle, introduced at the
request of the striking railway men, is
regarded as sure to cause debate, and
senators who expect to speak on 1t uu-
derstand it will go ovar until Monday.
The resolution will cause some very tart
debate.
The herald., 1894-07-05

are go little known in Washington that
the idea prevails among some Of our
eastern statesmen that our amusements
consist principally of war dances, bull
fights and fsndangos which usually end
in murderous shooting encounters.
Greeley's advice to young men should
be acted upon By these grave and rev.
erend seigniors."
The herald., 1894-07-05
THE WAY 1T GOES.

When it's spring, you catch q cole3
Summer time, you're meltin;
When it's winter, wood is scarce
Sleet and snow a-peitin.
When you've got the cash in view,
Plenty to befriend you;
When you need dime or two,
Not soul TO lend you'll
When you're on the mountain top
Telescopes to spy you;
When into the ditch you drop,
Whole world passes by you'll
Amt bit o. use to fret
Take 1t as you find it;
Best world that you've been In yet
Laugh and never mind It'll
Atlanta Constitution.
The herald., 1894-07-05

CHICAGO, July 4 james Sullivan, po-
liticsl editor OF the Chicago Tribune,
died suddenly this afternoon in the
rooms of the Newspaper club. Death
resulted from heart disease or apoplexy.
He was prominently identified with the
cause OF Irish liberty and at the time of
his death was hard at work trying to
get contributions to the Irish parlia-
mentarv fund
The herald., 1894-07-05

NORFOLK, Va, July 4.-The damage to
the cruiser Montgomery is of such a
character that it may take the vessel
out of commission for month or more.
1t ia the opinion OF officers of the ship
and the representatives of the builders
who accompanied the vessel on the trial
trip, that no blame can be attached to
any one, and it was clearly an accident
which could not be avoided.
The herald., 1894-07-05

HUDSON, Mass, July 4.-Shortly be-
fore p. IN. today the moet disastroua
fire this section has ever seen, broke out
ia Chamberlain's shoe factory. Within
an hour the flames had spread to the
Union depot, the public telephone Of
tics and Higgins shoe store. The post
office, with its contents, was DESTROYED.
The loss Ia estimated between $780,
900 and 81 ,000, 600.
The herald., 1894-07-05

The implication OF Mr.. Harrison's col
lector OF customs in the opium SNUG
Cling business at Portland, does not seem
to be any great matter of news to the
people OF that excessively inundated
city. The smuggling of the heather
Chinee also figures very largely in the
matter and Mr.. Herrison's collector will
be in big luck to escnpe.
The herald., 1894-07-05

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Main slres6
The herald., 1894-07-05

PARIS, July 4.-The Brazilian legation
at Paris has received a dispatch report
ing that battle was fought June 9th
between the insurgent troops under
General Saraiva and the government
troops under General Lima. The rebels
lost over thousand men, including
several officers.
The herald., 1894-07-05

A horse kicked H. S. Shafer, OF the
Freemyer House, Middleburg, N. Y, on
the knee. which laid him up in bed and
caused the knee joint to become stiff. A
friend recommended him to use Cham
berain's Pain Balm, which he did, and
in two days was able to be around. MIR.
Shafer has recommended it to many
others and says it is excellent for any
kind OF bruise or sprain. This same
remedy is also famous for its cures OF
rheumatism. For sale by OFF & Vaughn,
Fourth and Spring street, G. T. HeiDze-
man, 222 North Main street.
The herald., 1894-07-05
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers of all delinquent mali su DISORDERS
10 the Daily Herald will be promptly diseon
tinued hereafter. No papers will be sent u
subscribers by mall unleks the same have been
paid for in advance
J. 7. Fisher. newspaper advertising agen
Fl Merchants Exchange, Ssu Francisco. is al
authorized agent. This paper is kept on file j.
his ONCE.
Sole Eastern Advertising Agent, 5. P. Palmer.
Rhinelander Building, New York.
The Herald 10 sold at the Occidental Hot5l
news stand, San Francisco, for DC. copy.
No contributions returned.
The herald., 1894-07-05

WASHINGTON. July 4.-One thing on
which the Democrats and Republicans
Of the sugar investigating committee will
agree, and upon which an emphatic re-
port will be made, is the exoneration OF
Senator Carlisle from any improper re-
latlons to the sugar schedule.
The herald., 1894-07-05

BUDA PEsTH, July At Mad, near
Tokay, in Northern Hungary. ferry
boat crossing over the Theirs was cap
sized with 200 people on board. 1t is
reported that about 100 passengers were
drowned.
The herald., 1894-07-05

THE railway officials, spprenending
trouble at Oakland. have telegrsphed to
Governor Markham for troops to guard
their property. As Markham is not a
candidate for another term as governor
be has granted their request. But how
would that affect his chances for the
Benatorship?
The herald., 1894-07-05

WALrHAM. Mass, July "A. L..
Porter broke the one mile record for
class A here, this afternoon. The
worlds record for one mile by class A
riders is now 2 FOB.
The herald., 1894-07-05
A Cory Tragedy.

BUTLER, S. D., July Ak. B. Guam,
a Norwegian farmer, became so worried
over crop prospects that he cut the
throats CT his two children, aged and s,
threw them into the well, cut his own
throat and Jumped in after them.
The herald., 1894-07-05

BosroN, July 4.-Stanton Abbot re-
ceiyed decision over Billy Myers at
the Boston theater tonight at the end
OF the fifth round.
The herald., 1894-07-05

DALLAS, lex, July 4.-Fire originated
in an explosion of fire works. DESTROYING
the greater part of the town OF Honey
Grove this morning. Loss $2OO, OOO.
The herald., 1894-07-05
Boss Croker's Return.

New YoRK, July 4.-Richard Croker
arrived today on the Majestic. From
the pier he was driven directly TO Tam
many hail, where Fourth OF July cele-
bration was in progress. His appear
ance was greeted by enthusiastic cheers.
The herald., 1894-07-05

HAMBURG. Mich, July 4.-Ex-Gov-
ernor x. B. Winans died at his home
here at 4 80 o'clock today OF heart dis
ease
The herald., 1894-07-05

PUEBLO, Col, July Two companie
OF federal troops arrived from Fort Rus
eel today and went into camp in tie
heart OF the city. Peace prevails.
The herald., 1894-07-05

Keep your hair soft and beautiful and
free from dandruff by using Smiths
Dandruff Pomade, &C II. N. Sale & Sons,
22O Spring street.
The herald., 1894-07-05
Hopper Spins q "Pinafore" Yarn.


Some years ago, when the ''Pinafore"
craze was at its height, the actor who
impersonated Sir Joseph Porter during
o production of that opera at the Varie-
ties theater, New Orleans, had make
up which transformed him into an
exact facsimile of Admiral Murray OF
the United States navy, who was then
stationed at New Orleans. One night an
old salt Of Murray's command was sit
ting in the front row of the gallery.
When Sir Joseph Porter made his first
entrance, he gazed upon him for mo-
ment as if doubling the evidence OF his
senses, and then muttered to himself
soto yoce, "I'm blest if that isn't old
Murray"
Rising from his seat and making
sea scrape, he called out, GOOD day,
your honor" The special officer waa
going to eject him, but the manager OF
the house, who had observed him, for
bade it and told the officer to let the old
fellow enjoy himself to his hearts con-
tent SO long as he did not become SO
boisterous rs to disturb the performance.
Whenever Sir Joseph came on or
went off the stage, the old salt would
rise and honor him with a salute, and
after the fall of the curtain he proposed
and gave three cheers for Admiral Muir
ray. A naval lieutenant who was pres
ent subsequently told me that when the
old fellow went on board his ship next
day he had to be put in irons for refus-
ing to obey an order from his superior
officer unless that functionary would
follow tho example Of the gallant cap
tain of the "Pinafore" and say, IF you
please. DE Wolf Hopper in New
York Herald.
The herald., 1894-07-05
1ne First Hoopsxirrs.

Hoopskirts first appeared in 1880. AZ
iron cage was prepared, and the skirts
were stretched over it. The cage was
tipped to one side, the lady crawled un
dorneath, and the cage was fastened to
her waist By q strong leather belt. The
continuance often weighed as much as
10 pounds. --YanEee Blade.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-12
Dermti6tes.

- S9on iett eini9er 3eit treffem ft6 in
Der teitauratton Braun in Spcier t60ltdb
3piiden 10 unb IL u0r bret Stamn0dIte,
bic 5uiammer baS respectable Glitter bon
230 Sabren 6aben. Ser Senior oerlelben,
DerDetratbet, lit IS Sabre alt, ser Stpeite,
Nitttper, 70 Sabre, 0er brittle, Sunggeieue,
Y Sabre. ollie bret iinb bel t6rem bo9en
glitter nocb iebr riiiti8. Die 9teoattton Ser
in Mln9en eribetnenOen y2lug. &altcberz
3eitun8" intereiitrte iib im Sntereile DeS
v9fauberlpOrtS" natiirlicb iebr bafir, ob
Die 9eicbttoerten 6erreu aucb Jtalc6er iinb.
Quf cine @nfrage erbteIt Die yQ(ug. Nauz
6erz 3tg," BON 6errn 3eitauroteur 8raun
folgenoe ItebenSpIrotge N~uSfunft: uG6eile
SSbnen nit, baB bic bret alien Stammz
gGite rauchen. Ser Sine lit logar Elm
ltarter 9taucber unb brin9t es IOgar auf
ieA8 bis aebt Stiid Gi9arren tGglicb unO
einige 8felfen. SIM Neintrtnfen iteben ite
feinem Sun8eu mach: itnb ic6r riittg un6
unterboIten nit i6ren S6nurren cine
gar5e @eieQi6aft. 9aS &leeblatt 6anft
fir S9re @riBe u1b crpibert bieielben
ber3ltdit. 21S &urtoium tbeile ib Sbnen
nocb nit, baB ber 8erbciratbete, beiien
6rau cine 80erin unb Der nebenbei ben1ertt
Ser GlteIte Der bret 6erren lit, fitr itcb un6
feline Trau etnen PLaB aHf benz Srieo9Ofe
Abendblatt., 1894-11-12

Die 3ettuu9en, tpelbe aus benz NuSfau
Ser Lebten 8abl auf bo8 poQltdn6i9e Ser
i9Win6en bss populiltifben S9mtnbeLS
bon Der pOlitii9eu 8ilbflG8e i9lieBen,
birtten bic &ebnung Obne bic pielen
DGranfS" 8ema6t babcn, bic eS bier 3u
2anbe giebt. Wtan f0nnte ebenio gut auf
OaS 8eri9Dinben Scr 0emofrater1, bic Oo3
nod piel lc9Ltmmer gefabren itn0, ais bic
BopuItitet, re6nen. Die 8Opuliften 9aben
cine getpaltige S6lappe %erlitten, aber tobt
itnb lie barum mod LANCE ni6t, ie baben
bloB bel Der ougenblifti9en Stimmung
be8 8olfeS bic 0icbe mitbefommen. gtt9t
ale, bic republifanii6 9eitimmt BADEN,
baben itdb 6eS6aLb Der repu6litanildben
8artei nit 3eib un6 SeeLe nerfauft.
Q8enn Die 0tepu6litaner ieBt 9lau6en, na9
Beliebcn ibolten unb tpalten 81 %tOnncn,
bann miro audi fir tie balO nteber Der Sag
Der Nbrebnung fommen. sic Iouen it6
an ben 0emotraten Elm 8eiipteL ne6nlen.
Dem Bolfe lit Die repubLifanii9e Wfaz
icbtnenpoIitif gerabeio Der6aBt ipte Die
bemofrotii3e. 0aS partcilolc Golf, b. b.
bic ieIbit benfenbc Wtebrbeit besieIben
nintInt Die cine Bartei ltnO prlgeGt balnit
Die anOere bur9. 0os lift bic 0ebre, bic
beibe Barteien ans ben beiben lebten Ba9z
len gu 3ieben baben. 9as itnb aber nur
geLcgentlide acknowledgement. Sn Sen
8auien tptrb aub sic 8artei Der 8Opuz
liiten als &oQetttbbegrtff tir idmmtIibe
Grants, nOA tpeiter @rfOIge e%r3ielen. I'm
bieie Grants aber auf bic 9auer @rfol8c
e~r3ielen gu Ioiien, unb ibr Die !6erri9aft
gu ~iberanttporten, basu lit baS omerifoz
nii9e 8olf benn bod 3u 9ei9eut; ba3u
9iebt e5 alc6 in 2lmerita nOcb ni3t Narren
genu9.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-12
@t6rfe ODER @mm6Me2

8tQtam 6. 8tIion, bet geibldgene 8or.
fGmpfer Der Iarifreforn1, ibreibt bic g}ies
berla8c Der bemOfratiic6cn Bartet Den
6riidenben 8erbGltnilien gu uno fit0rt Bic
Demotratii9en @aDGitege 1874, 1876, 1882
unO 1884 arf Die ndmItde uriadbe Suritf.
g8tliOn BAT auf Dem Qonooner 8anfctt
i90u @9D6ben ~unierer Nolf5regierunq
cntoc6t unb betrat9tet audi bteie gteigun0
beS BublitunS, iein Sell in Get gtotb BEL
elmer anberen Bartei gu iu9en, aI3 cine
S9Wdc9e. QBtr ltnb eber genei9t, 6artn
cinen 9ar5 natiyIiben 8orgopQ ulo einelt
Der Gor3I8e un6 ctncn 8epci8 ser StGrfe
Der 8oIf8re8ierun8 3u erbLtfcu. Sin 10
9clpaLtt9er lu9bruc9, Elm 10 9on3 unptlz
tllrltcbe5 6erOor6recben Der irnerIten Sc
tiibIe, Def itcb aus 9epreBtem 6er3en berz
norrtn9enoe &uf vbaB es anbcr5 perben
mlic", lit 3u8leicb Die @eipGbr fir ben
Gntl3luB 0eS 8OlfeS, e5 Tim ie6en 8reis
anoer5 5u mad6cn, un6 ba mtrb gat13 udz
titrli9 bic Derriben6e Bartet fir Sic Notbz
la8c beranttportLi9 9emac6t un6 ba8 tnloz
fern nit &ec6t, ais bic Bartei entipe6er
ntcAt Die ricbti8en @runOi6be Dertreten bat,
ODER oteieIDen ni3t nit Dem n0tbi9eu Gifer
3rr &u5fl3run8 gebracbt, o6er tpetL baS
0oIf, ais cS bic Bartet an bic Gtegieruno
berteT, in icinem 6unflen Orange, fetneu
GoIten na9 benz @bbilfsmittel, nicbt bos
TiAttge 8etroffen Bat.
NnS bieIcm @run6e muB Sic Bartei
nIbt tmner an Sen Observation-Disclosures 3uz
1%tanoen, benen fie gum Spfer gefaGcn,
,cbuIo gefpeien fem, aber 1e 1T ebcn nidt
1neDr re8terun8Sf&big, lie lift Sic 8artei Der
Dtt1Oerbeit, ibre 8otittt lit nicbt mebr Bic
PoIttlt elmer Wte9rbeit bes golfes, un6 6oz
rum muB tic tpetcben. 0enn 6as
= ob III a i E 1T, bann ~be6auern mir .6errn
Atlon, BET benz Der Staatsmann i'm Bar
telm0nH auf8ebt.
uno ipcnn bic Partei 6es Serrn 9BtLion
Die 3uitd1Oe, beren Opfer iie eeuorben
l'IeDt 9erbeigefi9rt bat, bann bat ife bod
leoenfauS III Der Q6penoung berIelben
ntcht TIRE 8fi9t 8etbon. 0as BOLT if oez
reoqt, nIB 8erecbt ietn, benn es folat uuz
1p'1THrlIcb benz tbm tnnewubnenben
Ste9ts0elpuBtletn. 0arum lift aub Der
29aQrlpruc9 am borigeu 0ienftaq elm
SVlOommlIn9su rtbeiL fir 6ie 9artet, D6er
otel'le9r tttr bte 4artet t Ii 6rer, peldbe
'9Fe Portei i'm Stih setafen bat.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-12
8ous .tt.o syinastseoatut1Nomett.

Nb>% "S
Sin @6tcagoer Stub, Der Commercial
Club, bat auerit benz @ebatfen QuSbrud
DerIie6en, bic @elbfra8e gang Dem @tnflu11e
Ser Barteipolttif 3u ent3ieben unD Die Ill1>
geltaltung 6cS @el0neienS einerGDmmiilton
All iibertragen, aber nicbt elmer Gommtiiton
ans g olttifern, aus 8arteimeniben, ionz
bern aus bon Der Bolttif gang unabbGlgis
0en GacbLeuten, ipie ia AUDI III @nglano
fbon ieit Qnfang 6ieie8 S~abrbunbertS bic
@etbfrage i'm garlan1ent feline 9tOue mebr
ipieLt, ion6ern Tinan3fra9cn ftets BON be-
Defenders baSu befdbigten 8rtDatperionen
0cl0it tpcr0en. Oteieu @eoanfen pDlle nun,
10 mtrb aus WaiDtn9ton gemeIOet, grGitz
bent @leoelanb 5u benz l~einigen ma9en unb
benz GongreB IN ieiner ~bemn6c6it 3u erWarz
tenben 8oticbait etneu bobiu3ielenben RLan
unterbrcitcn.
Q8enn Der Gon9reB ben fur3en &eit
icjlcr 2ebensbuuer no6 81 elmer gute1
Qanolutg b~enuBen un6 Elm 8uteS @nbenfen
binterlaiien DtQ, 10 i1enft ct Dem 8Ors
ihtogc 8ea9ttll8 un6 befreit boS 2otb
bon elmer 0aupturlo3e ser tpirtbl6afts
llcben StOruu9eu. 0egen etnen iol6en
BIan Uitrbe Ii6 du9 fetne 9roBe 0ppoitz
tiDn 8eIteno modben, ipobinge8en Der 4rGs
it6ent nit Dem ou6eru ibu 5ugeibriebenen
B!anc, bic Nptenau58abe 9an3 Der 9teGtes
rlln9 3u ent5ieDen uro bic gtotionalbanfen
bomit 3u betrauen, 10 DerniinftiG bteler
OeOanfc aucb lit, ba baS 8a1f8eibGft feline
Socbe Der 9fe8ierung 1T, 9eraoe bel i~einer
Borte!, Die Bic 9eitbDOrene Sctnbin ber
9tattpnalbanten lit, auf ben gcpalti8Iten
WioeritanO rcbncn 6itrfte.
0fit 8e5ug auf Die 3oufrage purbe btez
fer @cOonfc ibon i'm ~Dori9en Winter i'm
@ongreB angere8t, aber Der 8oribla8 6atte
DanalS Dor Ben Qlu8en beS BrGitbenten
nno letner Yartct fetne 0naoe gefunben,
bGtte iib au3 pieuei9t bamals, ba iALeuz
MICE QtbbiLfe ortngen6 9tot6 t0at ODER 9&ot6
3u tbun 6ten, ni6t i9neI geuug ber>
mirtLt6en laIien. Qtber fir Die ,3ufunft
lit ath bier Der Gommtiton8plan 3u elns
pfc6len, benn 3olfra8en baben nit ber
8arteinolitit. 10 tpenig tpie @elbfragen,
niBt ba9 Wtn0eite 8emein.
@Irbe ma bic 53ouz un6 Tinon3frage
Dem @~influiie Ser Barteipolitif ent5iebcn,
70 tpir6e 6eren 20iun8 ntcbt mebr bon ber
8oItStimmun8, 6ie barin gar fein 5uItGns
DtgeS 11rt6etl bat, abbdngen un6 mir mir
ben nt6t ale p0ar Sabre neue @rperiz
mente, gum S3a6en |unierer wtrtbicbaftz
Iicben 3uitdnbe ~Our93umaben baben.
Der GOri3la8 3ur @rnennung elmer
Tarifcommiiiion ipar BON etnem Gepubltz
faner, benz Senator Gulom ouSgegongen,
benz nit bafir Nnerfennung aouen miilien.
8tn8e nun Der 8ori3Iag 3ur @tnieBung
elmer Sinan3commiilion bon etnem 6emoz
fratii6en 8rGiibenteu ans, 10 piiroen 6te
Gepublifaner barin DielLeibt eiren republic
fanii3cn Gebanfen erfennen, uno bemleLz
ben pent8er fcin6ieltge @efible entgegenz
b%ringen, benn Der ieBt8e GongreB f6nnte
3ipar Bic Sa6e in Sang bringcn, bic Muse
ftbrun9 Der Gommiiltonsoorl3(Gge aber
mitBte, 6a ber icBige GongreB fcbon i'm
MfGr5 81 @noe gebt, acknowledgements
belien 9tacbfOl8er sufaQen, u1O Der lit be-
fanntli6 betna6e gang republifanii6.
BarteiritGit6ten ioQten o6er in elmer 10
tpibtt8cn @ln8ele8en6eit feline Stole iptelen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-12

- 8enn @utte tpirfltb ieine 0rObung,
na3 @6icagO iiberitebeIn 31 poQen, tpabr
maben iOQte, bonn boben uns Die GoIoraz
OOer Trauen, 6as MttteI, i'm pie0er Los
gu tperOen, geBet8t. 8ir brauben ~unieren
Srauen u Oas i9ranfenlOie @abIrs9t
al DerIetben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-12

- @raf Gonftantin gtt9ra, 6er in ieiner
6etmatb ais 9Drtter bo9geihdBte 8Ots
icbafter Staliens am Wiener 6Ofe, bat eine
neue Bublifation be9Onnen: r8oltSz
ibauipiel in giemont." SIN berieIben er7
3ablt ct, boB aub ct emit NIT ben 8auern
ais 0ariteQer mttgemirft babe, unb 3tpar
babe man ietne Mutter gebeten, i'm ais
r@ngeI" mittpirfen su Ialien. Die 8futter
CAB eS gu, un6 10 infinite Der bamals ieAS
Sabre alte tleine @raf ben y@ngeI". v2lIs
Sinh etn @ngel", ieBt @raf 9ftgra btn3u,
valS Wtann Elm 0tplomat!" 10 tann man
i'm Qeben ftnten.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-12

- 9ie Gbriitenbett bat int Sabre 1893
our 8efe6rung Der 6etOen IA, 713, 627 OOGz
lars auS9egcben. @s tp6re tntereilant gu
erfahren, tpie piel 6aoon ben 8efe5rten 3u=
quite 9efpmmen it,.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-12
Mer 1oG)t oo2
jur ollie jrCuNOe OGS 5uMOrS-nnO ur 1T e8 nidt?-en gud
5Nr Cr6etternNg QNO 5ur Oef6eudung 60(6r COunen.
Die Samilie 8udhhol5>
Don 9uItn& atttne.

Dem benti6teienben &ublitum Die %beiOn0eren 8Or3ige bieies
N5erfeS, feline feline Satire umO Die ~9emitbooI teitere 2ebenss
onIdauun9 mod beiOn0ers on3upreiieu, beBe Mafer ins Iteer tro9en
Dot IS oodJ it kanm II Sabren 30 anaaeen erlebt. Sugar
Der init ieinem Sob TO FARCE <reiGskanler Oontte in einem SunO,
i6retben BENT 8erfaiier ber5ltd far Die %9enuBreiden Stun0en, melDe
ibm bic 2ettire bes 8u6es beridaft, bas 5eitpetig ud6reno l6pe,
ret &rantbet i'm ieGbit ieine 66mer5en Uergefen lief.
9ides 8ud feuen mir ben 2eern 0es N~6en0blattes unhr be.
iOnoers 9unfttgeu 8eOingungen CUR @erfugun9.
Oesen 2 Coupons uno 20 Gents lit Doar 9eben mir bas 8u6
in Der Office oh. Jir ~Oenfelben Oreis prO es ou6 pOrtofrei i'm
Snlauo per UdR ~ueriauOt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-12
GHigaA5G 8; ~AkToN-UNIGA PASSENGER STATION.
anal street. between Madison and Adams SITS.
1lSA9t (lffHR- IAh GnnrHh Clnrlr Gtrnn
Gnn0rtu1 Dnntnfer.

ffG9fpoc, Slpo 3tioers, &etpauuee, @bnapee, SfnnraeonSsnn
~ten3lnInee Stu6yHQton unb Atoulitee UNI Ibr Obs, J"
r9ap Sr9no Saoen, WdlsfeQpn, 9rano Ranihs ,r
~t0Ht1gs. AtIthp0US NIB SSrsttouS nm 1880 9[beubs "
19oQ Sreen SaD, Wtittipob hub 5amItoq Z uhr 9bbs
Nm Z 1tbr Mbenbs. TS S"HlI"9'
0ffiee uno SOis; TuR Der @tiGtQau @ue. Qanbop
Abendblatt., 1894-11-12

- Sn gtetp Oort baben bic Trauen Sen
uGi8er" g~ebdnOt8t, in Colorado aber
8atte. Sen Srauen in Colorado gebibrt
bic Saline, Sin GoGoraboer @atte 1T
i9percr 3u bGnbigen, ais bun6ert Stem
Oorfer GommanDtiger.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-12

- Ser Stattfttf 3ufoI8e Fat 6as gtorz
malmaB Der Tranen in ben LeBten 3tuei bis
bret Sabr5ebnten I'M 2 3Oa 3u9enommen,
in Der 2dnge natirlib. Ob ite iih ba
me6r Ober peni8er ais friiber, i9niiren ?