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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-22

Sefferlonpille, Snb,, fir lein @erbreden
am @alsen. selten 5drittes 9ing Der
MDrber Der Mratten Garnilie mad benz
Hihtplas unb lelbIt i'm lesten Mu9en=
bid l6ien ibn iein @lei6mutb nidt sll
perlaNen. @eiitli6en 8eiitano, Der linn
anseboten ipurbe, mics er Snriif unb
obne Elm Wort su Iasen sin9 er leinem
Shidial ent9e9en. 0as @enid ipuroe
ibm bur6 ben 6au sebroden unb NOR
lein Sob Elm pl6bliher.
g8m. 9epnaro, Elm Gngldnber, pelber
pereonsenen September Seize MnoerIpn,
einen Bel Der 8obn Mn9eitellten i'm Streit
erIdpB, lpurbe lebte gBo6e in
6reoerid, Mb., i'm @efdngnibbof binge-
ri6tet. Rurs ppr leinem Sobe eeitano
er, bab er leine brittle 6rau unb tire neus
gebprenen 3pillinee ebenfalls ermorbet
babe.
0as @rcaoe Sootel, Der 8abnbof Der
Big Sour 8abn unb Der 9lrcabe 8lpd
in Sprinsfielo, g., puroen lesten
Montos pon elmer 6euersbrunit
beimseIu1t. Gs batte suerlt ben
Mnl1ein, als Oh Die 6eiaeten Ges
bdube pollltdnbig abbrennen mir
ben uno Ibidte man oaber nod Go
lumbus Inn Stlfe, bod gelang es,
bos 6euer I'm l libr g}a9mittass
unter Gontrolle 5u brinsen. Ser Qr=
cabe @el9dftsblod puroe serettet unb
au6 bas gabnbofsebaube tpuroe nidt
10 ldmer beI6dbi9t ols man Suerit
glaubte.
@as ben 8erluit bes 6otels iummt
Snhatt anbelanst, 70 miro erIelbe auf
unsefdbr 100000 peranI6last.
9os 6abritsebdlioe Der @rislpolo
Seinlam Del @erfe in @arren,
O., pel9es bic sweitsrbbte 6abrif bieler
9lrt i'm 0anbe it, brannte am Sonn=
tag beinabe polItdnbis ab; oos @e=
bduoe, Der @orratb uno Die Wial6inerie
lpuroen auf 100000 eel6dst bod miro
Der onseridtete S6aoen fh pohl faln'
10 bpf belaufen, oa Elm @orratb BON
Samen im @ertb BON $4,000 unb Elm
fleines 8ebdube gerettet tuuroen. Sie
8erlideruns belduft lid auf $4,000.
I6t grobe 8ebdlter, ,pel6e Su|ammen
lnebr als 5000 SAB Del entbielten unb
beinabe bic pollItdnbise Wtal6inerie
tuurben SeritDrt. $4,000 8ulbel Samen
in oem anliesenoen @prratbsbuus mutt
ben 'bmer belhdoigt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-22
uad)ridtfn ats Ohio.

Ser Bipnier=Nerein in Soleoo
will ni6t nur $25 fir bas 7. Ohio
Sanserfeit BET iteuern, lonoern aud fir
ben 6au, baB oas Set nit einem Oefbit
abl6lieben iollte, iih fir meitere 500
Derpflidten
- Sic @roBgel9morenen in Spleop
lino sesenmdrtis nit oer unterlu9uns
eines Safes bei6dftist, in tpel9em Der
6armer Sobn &ron $6,692 fiir spei
Nsellinsbarren be5ablte, lpel6e ibm BON
3lpei @aunern als e1tes @olo aufae=
l6pdbt iuoroen tparen. Ser S6tpinoel
muroe in einem Der berporra9enblten
Sotels Der Stabt oeribt.
Sie G5ldubiser beg peritorbenen
gr5bii6ofs Yureea boben elm 9etition
in llmlauT gelest unb bereits piele Inter
Idriften 9eIammelt, nm &irGensemein=
ben onr6 elm reues @eiey fir lire lesi=
timen S4uloen oerantportli6 au ma=
den. Sic oerlangen- nit anberen
gBprten, bab alle &ir1en inforporirt
weroen, bamit Die Sirettoren fir s(n=
leiben, iuel9e tie bon anoeren Gorpora=
tionen ober Snbpiouen er6eben, ourb
Die @eridte baitbar sema6t luerben
fDnnen. Gin iol6es @elebes uiiroe
nun Smar ben @laubigern bes Grsbi=
l6ofs ni6ts niisen, neil es feline riidmir=
tenbe Rraft batte, aber bic MbIi6t Der
I'9etenten lit, anbere 2eute, iuelAe 1i6
belpegen lalen, &ir6en @elb su lei6en
obne 8arantie fir Die &iifsablunq III
erbalten, Dor dbnli9en traurieen Grfab=
rungen gu ldiisen.
= Ser Wei3enpreis lit 10 nieorie,
ipie nod ME, uno Die Brote linb 10
flein, tpie mod ie. gs lit bas nur elm
ldeinbarer gBiberlpru9. i9ie Serren
gdder laien es ndmli6 beim 9llten.
9as @ewi6t ndmli6. 9oben 6eutsu=
tage aud niel tpegSu- pumpen, unb init
S6aoen arbeitet giiemanb germ.
(gan. 9. 81
= Cine Der beitpermalteten Mnitol=
ten 1T Die Observation-Disclosures,
lpelde BON Starf unb Golumbiana
5uiammen benubt tpirt. Gtarf gountb
sablte lebtes Sobr $6,426 uno golums
biana $6,0SS sur llnterboltuna berlel.
J.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-22
si,ffen perlief III Ser animirteiten @eiIe.

9ilften perlief III Der ar,imirteiten Weile.
Das Mfenu.umfaBts einise 2ieblinSsge=
ribte bes &ailers. 0a Der Gaiier ben
Wuni1 onsselproden botte, ale Se=
rtonitratipnen mDhten nnterbleiben, 10
blieben perIhiebene 9eputationen BON
Weteraaen aus oiibed, &beinbed, uno
an6eren Orten, ,pel6e beabli1ti9t bot=
ten, bent &ailer ibre MuIpartln9 su ma-
den, aus.
Oie sSoentitdt bes 0oriler Somben=
iperfers lit iebt feitselteIlt. 9erlelbe beiBt
Gnil 0enri unb war iriiber Stuoent Der
Gbentie an Der 9a1iier llniperlitat
Die Barrier Ypli;ei bat li6 ei=
ner arpben Na6ldllieteit ihuloig GEE
ma1t, inbem lie nidbt lpfprt, na9oem
lie Die Soentitdt bes 8ombenwerfers
Senri feitseitellt, Die @pbnuns bes
Inarhiiien bur6iud)t bat. Oieler e5e=
bante 1T ibr Su ipdt sefommen, oenn Die
Wtitslieoer elmer 9eipiIlen anarbi1tiI1en
6ruppe baben lofprt, nadoem lie BON
Der @erbaftung Senri's erfubren, oel1en
Wphnuns in 8elleDille einen SeIu6 obs
se1tattet, leine BORT befinoli6en Yapiere
nerbrannt unb alle fcinprpmittirenben
@eeenItdnoe nit forteenpmmen. Sie
YpIisei fanb immerbin mod cine fleine
Quantitdt Gblprfali, ferner YifrinIGure
unb mebrere tupferne GDbren, iple lle
sur 0erltellung BON 8pmben nod Tatl=
lant'Iber 9lnweilun9 benust uuroen.
$oenri mar In Dem Saule inter oem yfa=
men Nubois befannt
Cine biesbesiislibe 6rage oes Inter
fuhunesri1ters Wteper beantiuorteno,
iaete beute 0enri, oab CT ni6t angeben
f5nne, marum ct seraoe bas Gafe i'm
6ptel Serntinus fir iein Ittentat ge=
tudblt babe. Gr fiiete binsu, baB er Die
Mbi6t selabt babe, anl Wtpntae gbeno
leine Spmhe in etnen prpminenten
S1eater sum GrploOiren su brinsen, oaB
er ober feinen GinlaB babe erlangen
fSnnen, neil oas Sbeoter bereits aus=
perfauft semeien lei Gr babe Iopiele
Bourgeois" ols ltur moelid t0oten
luollen unb er babe geslaubt, BOB bas
nit @diten ansefiillte Safe eine CUTE
@elegenheit hierfiir biete.
Oem Neutrality-suspicious. Mteper lit
es selunsen, geiui'ie @eltdnbniIie aus
oem gpmbenperIer 0enri leraussu=
brinsen, Die es ben SebDroen ermOg=
li9en cine eanse gnsabl gefabrli9er
Inarbilten einSuSeben, 9esen iuelAe
bic Yolisei bisber we9en Mtansels an
oirettem 8eweismateriol nid)t pprge=
ben tpnnte Ierboftungen bon Inar=
hiiten perben in Solse oieler 6eitdno=
niHe niht nur in Iaris, 'onbern au6
in oen Yrooinien norgencmmen ,uer@
Den
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-22
Quswdrttee U1drfte

8uffatp, ". y. 20. Scb.
B tSen-yao. rotber 81 Cts.
Webl Batent s3.4O-4.oO.
Sancp $2.75-$3.25.
Us eldtorn,-gto ? 49-5o Gts.
Safer-gle; 24l-4l13 @ls.
aen-ytp. 56-5S1 56ts.
9e e-Wttnueiota 60-61 Cts
cu,-Itmotp Sl2 .00-l2.75
9crnmehl S2.oo-s.n
g@mwsiinass,IdtCs.i5l s,d ct d sle.oo-7oO..
ep5teltes Sfctfh .-Shuftern 81. .7s-
1000 Sons nno 3ippen s9.65-9.7o; tnrs clear
Sseon.-sanltern s1o}}z ;-9onss uns Rib.
pen slO,25-l0.5o; tnrS clear lO.40-50.
5ftrs Us a;6c b 4 Sa5r big CUTE eNbsmiihe
Gd'me'ne.- t5air big fancp ld,mcrc s5. 40
hafe .-@bolee ss.OO-3.15.
Gbicaao, ben 30 sseb. 1894
assinoS sssissn gsriag mO: 2 seA Cts;
SIS 'D'9e' w. Soi%
aorn To- s5 Cts.
Safsr Wo. ? Is: go. meiser 2s-2sl&
@soaaen 30; ~ ets.
Elah am n $40. 81 .3S Cts.
WI b lenfn er.-Sleie brinat 3ls 5o--l4 .OO
Sbtptuff Sl2.75-l3. so unb Dtiobline sl4 .5o-i55o
pet 3onte in Butf unb Sl.OO-l.2 .25 it1ehr inti,.
Npe IN Sdfen.
cn.mYrima aleeiamen brinat $500
$50 per 100 BIB.
tno p b.-@inbeimibc Gticre 81. .Io-5.7O.
Stoters S2.90-3.50; &abe s1.75-3.2e Der loo
Bfutb. ~ A"'
S9wsine.- gerfanbtorten uno aemtsat,
S5.l5V6.30; prtma ihmere unb sSlctiberiorfen
As; lethte 5.4o-5.45 per 100 Vf.
Sndfe Ino Sd nj er.-@nbemiid,e N}ut,
teIlualS S2.2C325; gemiffte 81. .25-8.5
prtma NtSber $3.75-4.15; 4eraner S2.eo-S'7s
Sdmmer Ss s.00-4.S0 N'"'
3oleoo, Den 20. Heb. 1884,,
US DeiSen Eo. Q 59hc.
eSei ibtorn SO. 80 @ts. per Bulpel.
2 Ter "a Cts. per Bubel.
Ho9gen so Cts. per BuibeI.
alsef men $500 per Bnihet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-22

s ssssss s1tss :ss gsss s:siss
yaisnt s8s5-ssO, Honcn 81. .s5-s. 90 GanitIp $s.ag
% @eIssm. gIss& &other ST.. . $3.50 gts., rueissr
barter SBtntsr W.-- 5s11l- SO. 8. rother 5sG
essifd1forn. Wo. Us psis-a7 Cts 80
., sen,tlutes S615 @ts., 30. 2eelbes --8s1z Cts
Safer. SO. 2 wetser -sss4 Gts. To.S
slNgas. sHe.Ssa aa s2@ efs. @0. : sem''ate'
@ogqen. a;,aoM, Mo: 2. 81 :, ,oHa;x. Gts; -
ScI 9stro3s sas fog fir T'gs 1so urh era
Iiig lso masT gsts aarssosl 1a,s sts
ntss Or s;;, @tn. 40 81 Wts 49,
9allpne.
Saummotle le. Orotndre 6R Gts. orotnaIs
smts ts Sa; sgtooltng 75a @ts. Dttool'ne "a @ts
9, Us ie. mn9etpaidene fetne Wsrtno per
xIHh9 i6IlS US; Suarterolooo StoIgtng 1t.2z
Srai0 l7-ls Cts; Weoiam setaa1mfs 22,2s Gts
Gts.. Wis6iam Giotbins a7-2s @ts. NeIatns
rpbe sss sfs a I'M 9aea'as aaS as ned elee
Cts i'm Cub aemad,ene mittelmaitae 9e-81 Cts
I'm Cub aeipaIsasne QUITE arube M-ss Cts. sc,
Yammte 1870 Cts.
" - ~
Orceettes.
a,,I n
et; a''tsr 'aas9 8 St; eita fais 5" "-soN
or9tnar Id Spayis CO. so ~ per pInno. ~ ".
Srn eI.-Tel. SooI on m9;.eo 20. ~; poipeedeo
4.si~4'H ct; eeIber s.69- ss1gt ;Srbindrer s.s7
Wo oda es. e9ptce W - 40 @ts.; pItmu
SOS 9ts. gutter Ze-5U 20 81 Nts.; fafr z0-24 ets
pr0tnadcr l2rlec: per 9ahone;
=, " ct SaroitMa 9 o1a ets. Soutl'dno
Ss4--5h @ts. per Pfhno.
Dofrv I,reSufte.
~s
Butter. efsin ereamerp27 g.Sancp Obis 30
ad,e. Yrima 6isGboiccSbio 11-l1]l ,9Beffern
@bebbar ---la1l, Ieip gorr l3-l31s. Shipeiser
PIT
Gter. yer SuBeno IA.
9etln9el 9bptce alfe 1ire funsc Snhner
7a-s Sabne 40 Gts, prtma @nten sH-S
Gruthnener 619-S per btnn0, fette esdnte $40
4; 20 per Snseno, Spltn4 @btfer, 9-gR per
Ytuno, 1nHge @nten ga Gts.
r&Lu ..A Aur
VOV "Nc OeWuVe.
gs,ssr mrimo bis ousoem5h,tc G, sos "A
fonr, * oo.s5 so ' w 'A'''' '''
M Mr eiS srer s1so nsr ezro+,
Gttrpp,, n RnIermn 81 oOvs4 s4 sTsis,ns
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ciSe o'A si'' ~
STouber gorrorh 1sGts yarrhr, sa-sn
ner 10 Bfunh.
va ~ ~ Wr.;,,o e;rhs;,,;,hsr Gu on IN "a ,.
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ogs; ;shstn ebo;ee norns,a nor ssr G., .o
A * ''' w. =. si'S'
-TA.'o.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-22
Jr1ldno.

Sas .3uardubereeiddft bIilbt immer
nod. &urS naf Mtitterna6t leBten
Sreitag puroe Der nod gtoroeil sebenoe
Soutbern Yacifie=3ug go. 20 bel Gos=
coe, elmer fleinen Stotion, aNtSebn Ntei=
len nbrolih BON Sos IA9elos,
galo., BON 3u9rdubern aufsehalten.
Ils Der 3ug lih Der gSeibe biesieits
bon Hoscoe naberte, bemerfte Der 3u9=
fiibrer Sbomas baIelblt einen Mann nit
elmer ansesiinbeten Sadel uno la6 Su=
eleid, baB Die gSei6e oIfen mar. Gr
brante loolei6 Die 9uftbremle in NM
,penbung unb CAB bas 3ei9en gum
SrenIerL ooh 9ius Der 3u9 nit elmer
su eroben Shnelli9teit, Inn ibn pl6tli6
sum StillItehen bringen Su f0nnen.
&aum hattie Der 3ugiii6rer BEN Ntann
nit ber sSadel bemertt, als au6 l6pn
&epolperIAiiIIe fra6ten uno bic &u=
eeln sesen Die 2otomptipe anl9lu=
gen i'm nd6iten Iu9enblif entsleiite
bic 2ofomptipe uno itiirste Die
Fiinlse6n iSub bobe Inbobe binob.
Ser 3usfiibrer Sbpmas lprans ab
unb enttant punberborer gSeile un=
perlebt, ip6brenb Der Sei,er Maiters uno
Elm 9anoItrei9er giamens 6arrp 9olp
Der iid) ouf Dem 2oblenmaeen befanb
BEL oem ltnfall ibren SOB erlitten Elm
anoerer 2anoitrei6er luuroe fiinfsig SUP
melt eeI1leuoert, fam aber obne iegli6e
Verlebune bappn. Wd6renb nun unter
Der Mannidaft oes 3u9es uub ben Yai=
lasteren Die groBte IuFreguns berrl4te,
lpranaen spei mastirte Wdnner aus
bem @ebiil1 berppr uno besannen su
1hieBen, UNI bic 2eute einsul1iihtern
une perlaneten lpbann, oab Der Grpreb
Maeen ge0Hnet ueroe. 8a bieler Nuf=
forberuns ni6t 6olge seleiitet' puroe,
iprensten iie ben S8agen nit 9pnamit=
bomben unb eieneten lid at, tuas bas
Mitnebmens ipertb mar, Sen eilernen
@eloi1ranf su 0ifnen 9elang ibnen je=
pp1 nidt uno mo0ten Iie Iih oaber nit
mebreren Sdfen Goio, welde lie ers
beutet batten, nit ibrem ssubrmerf ans
benz Staube. Cine polle mabte lih
fur;e 3eit nod Dem @orfal CUR 0er=
foloung Der 9fduber auf unb eripartet
man oeren Gefansennabme nit Si1er=
belt. Oem Yernebmen nod lpllen es
nur sluei bis orei Mann seluelen lein
Oie Sriimmer ,puroen aus Dem @eleile
aerdumt unb fir bic @erungliiften
Spr9e getrasen.
Sas .IhmarSe9oot" iuel1es lett lansez
rer 3eit cine berpprrasenbe Hp0e BEL te1
perl1iebenen Gdubereien an Der 9iilie
oes Snnos geipielt, lit enolid ben 8ez
antten in Gpe in Die 6dnoe gefallen
Utit ibm gu eleifer 3eit puroe ein
9beil Ieiner oiebilhen gemannuns lo=
ME cine 9robe Guontitdt geitoblenen
SUITS absefabt. g8eil Der 9aumpf bes
Jabraeuss ihpars onseitri6en mar,
nannie man es allgen,ein einfad bas
.jdwar;e Boot" unb Die Giiltenbeiupb=
ner hatten einen beilloIen 3elpeft por
bemlelben. gla1 nielen persebli1en
8erlu1en, es gu fapern, lit bas rihmar5e
Boot jebt enolib unIddolid sema6t
uorben. Nllentbolben an Der Riiite, bon
9th eSslonb Bis mad gieip 2onoon bin,
tpurben bic fiibnfen 3aubereiea BON ben
Wa{5erpiraten begangen uno faum eine
Wode pergiug in oer nidt BON neuen
@Manbtboten beri4tet ipnrbe. 0orleb-
ten 6onntdg abenb nun tan4te oos
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Is Gter fiir 5000 f!

aus Sen bcriiRmten, reinae>
briiteter einfGnnmieen 8raus
tteM EegRsrns, Sen ant
bciten uftS raIcbeften lcaens
Sett 4srut Hiihnerm int Scr
Dclt! Deue 0arantic itnH
prentpte pcriemtmma. 11oe>
gen makcrer 2lissfmnft mnH
betrcffs Scitclluna ,pcnSc iftam
itcb secr aSreI5irc:
SreS. 8tSltna im aier,
S35 SiiS SrentsStr.
Columbus, q.
lies 3nit
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Yarlon's National 8tiinef; & o(1roe
KalfsOefcn nmH steinbrnef, -,
nerfamfeit eSer ~ ter, -
11tietbent.

eea,sr @.ms g SgrsT1,isbnrg rantin eounte, . ae
iett lanaen Sabren nit beifem GrioIo bstr;eh@.
MeIert oen bsften Salt i'm @taate. MiirSe n,s,
amperea e Ssres alss sisn sasraii@en yartner ,s
em Gee; M. @tert, &ieentbdmer, SorrispR,mrrean iisp,ren
~ lS1on At tn 4t&
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9elnii(e=gGrtnerei.

3ehn Nter gutes 2nnb, nabc Der Stabt, nit
gutem Wobnbaus unb Staauna. nebit 0caie fir
cine 8etbe son Subren. fteben ST oermictben.
N1bereS su erfra9en BET s.. g. q une [, In Der
2nmber yar6. nahe hcin Gcntral Mfarft Saufe,
Columbus, Ohio. lf1m
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5uder.
Srdbte.
Sletib.

Serttbtet i,ir ben ,gSeitbpten" bon S. u
Wetnreif, Ode State unb @terteItrabe.
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Cincinnati Ularftberiht.

Cincinnati, 20 Sch, 1894
e Sdolueincf cfletih.-Webpore Clear SamiIu
$l4.25. Gcritn Bort $l3 00.-Re9ular sl3 90 be,
6aB. But. n @bprt ttare Settcn -7M @ts.
fursc Til9 ,eiten 73s = Cts S9ultern --61a@tf
@esutertes sSletih. Yreatfaft Bacpr
9l4-rA Cts. @hinten fd,nere big medium o.
10 Cts. leidte 10-i0H@ts.
@ep6deItes Gletih. SbinIen mehi,
1ri BIC leidte g4-9A Cts, Sdultern g.
8la Cts.
Wrifaes Glei{6. @&infen $50 cts.
mn 'inefhma "a. 7iI-7a Gents.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-22

SD litt mebrere Sabre all 6roni-
lbcn Giideni6mersen. Jia1 slnwen=
ouns BON stpei Glai4en ct. Safobs Del
wuroe i'd jebo6 bauernb sebeilt. -Ser=
mann S6wapsel Nberbeen, g. Sat.
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XanD IN Derfaufct

r. l2l52 ader gut sin9eri6tetes 2ano in linton
eonhtq, Sbto, Mteilen iitbpeitltd} usn Wfarns :
ntle aeie9en Stride unb Sdulc Ii1tb nohe IN
bel. Wfon menbe iid an IVY ''
2ofb2p Sobn Delp, Marpspille, ..
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Columbus 111arftbericht.

Columbus, g., 20 Teb. 1894.
8ertttet fir ben .Weitboten" bon M
Ebedbp \ Co., 234 nnb 238 Giib Nierte1trabe
Fair play., 1894-11-10

.."SD"N. Nov. The Daily Nrws
correspondent at Iaita. who through
cut the cars sojGurn there has OBJ
tanned the most Trustworthy and in
tercstiug information, has sent this
dispatch:
The ear died AT oh clock this af-
ternoon. He was fully CONSCIOUS When
he felt that hi, last hour was approach
ing. he asked for extreme unc-
tion. This was administered hv Fa-
thcr Ivan. who aftcrward con-
ver-cd with the dying man for some
time. The ear next asked that his
family should gather around him.
He spoke with each member >eparate-
~. but n the greatest length with the
czarina. He then gave all his bless
ing. Finally he bad, all farewell.
Little by little he grew weaker.
His voice at last became hardly audi
be. soon after he passed away quiet
~. The oath Of allegiance to Nicho-
ia> II. was then administered 10 the
whole family. and al ;.}g o'clock a ca H.
non fired 10 announce the fact 10 the
world
The entire seventh army corps will
pay military honor> 10 the dead EN-
per"r when the body shall be EN-
barked at Yalta. The train from
Odessa to -. Petersburg will stop a.
every important station. where the To-
ca. garrison viii be drawn up to rem
der military honors 10 their dead COM
mander.
The czarina i quite broken down.
AMI the doctors are again fearful shat
her health may not withstand the
weight Of her grief.
Fair play., 1894-11-10

These distressing symptoms were ac-
ccutuated at 10 o'clock tli- morning:
but shortly aftcrwari the ear rallied
slightly. He was fully conscious He
wished the sacrament to II, given
him in the presence of the family and
he received the viaticum with CRATE
ful fervor. An hour and Il half later
he WAS seized with violent spasIns
1t seemed aS though death had come;
but he rallied again and at l2:3U he ap-
pearcd tn he free from pain even com
Portable. But the weakening heart
beats and breathing told his phvSi-
clans that the end was coming fast
lie was conscious almost 10 the last
moment. At 2:I5 his eyes closed slowly
and he ceased breathing.
The body will lee cmbal med in Ii
vadia tonight and will be exposed in
TN" palace chapel for Il day ortwn.
Several state officials left st Peters
burg for LivaGia this evening. Accord
ing to the arrangements made tonight
the body will be conveyed aboard the
imperial Yacht Polar Star to O,ie,sa.
1t will he escorted by the whole Black
Sea fleet, which has orders to assemble
at once off Yalta. From Odessa the
body will be taken on "A special train TO
st Petersburg and will be place,
IN the cathedral of Saints Peter
and Paul. The final ceremonies
will be held probably IN two weeks.
1t i understood that Gar Nicholas
ii. will be proclaimed tomorrow;
that Grand Duke George. Alexander
Ills second son. now i'll in the eau
ca>us. will be declared the heir. and
the troops and state officials will take
the oath of loyalty and allegiance on
saturday. state mourning is supposed
to begin on Saturday
Fair play., 1894-11-10
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE champion cycllst, Arthur LIm-
ncrnan. has sailed from Genoa. Italy,
for Now York on the Augusta Victoria
Zimmerman left America on May for
Paris. He has ridden in thirty races
abroad ANA has won about S20. 900. hold
ing the championship of France and
italy.
THE weekly statement of the New
York associated banks shows the fol-
lowing changes: Reserve decrease. ST.
G6o.625: loans. increase. SI.l2a. 300: spe-
Gle, decrease. Sl1l.00O: legal tenders.
decrease. S2>7.200: deposits. increase
500, 100; circulation. decrease. SOL 900
THE annual report of the third as
sl>tant po>tmastcrgeneral shows that
the postal revenues from all sources
for the year ended June 80. 1894. We're
S75.c>o.i59. and that the total cxpcn-
dlture> We're SSi, SCI .iI4. an increase of
expenditures over receipts of :l3, go
VI. FEREIrER. a contractor. and Paul
Grant got into 4 political discussion on
the street in Richmond, Va. on the
81. which ended in Fcrriter striking
Grant two light blows in the face with
his fist. Grant sank to the pavement
and died in 4 few minutes.
PHILIP y. fFoYNE. OF Chicago.
United States commissioner. who had
been suffering from drop>v ana kidney
complaint Cor TWO weeks. died at ; am.
on the 81. Tie was - years Old. and
had been a resident OF Chicago. for
more than fifty wears.
y BoMB was exploded. n midnight of
the lth, in front of the house in west
London occupied by Reginald Brett.
son OF Lord Esfer. Though the door
was shattered and the windows We're
blown to powder. no one was injured
ApvlcES received at Yokohama. on
the 9Th, describe the capture Of Kin
chow. a garri>oned walled city. by the
Japanese. under Field Marshal Ovmia.
simultaneously with the taking of
Ia!ieuwan by the Japanese fleet.
DUNCAN II. CAMrRELL. whose inven-
tions have rrvolutionized shoe manu-
featuring in this country. died in Paw
tucket. K. l.. on the I'd. He was born
IN Scotland in l>2S. and was brought 10
this country when : years old.
\ SPECIAL. ca hle from kiei. Germany.
70 the New York Herald SAYS: Enlie's !
comet. on its return. has been discov- |
cred by Prof. Cerulii, at Teramo The !
comet i very faint
On the 81 the associated banks Of |
New York held S62, aoi. 20 in excess !
OF the requirements of the 25-per-cenr. |
rule.
FREDERICK LovEJoY. vice-presidert |
and general manager Of the Adams Ex-
press Co, died in New York on the Sd.
Fair play., 1894-11-10
SHORT CONNECTIONS.

Az average Of eighteen suicides each
day are annually recorded in Paris dur
ing the month Of June; in december
the average IS eleven.
II Jewish marriages the woman is
always placed 70 the right Of her mate.
With every other nation Of the world
her place N the ceremony is to the
left.
FaoF. T. C. PLUANEg. OF Tacoma.
Wssh.. is authority for the statement
that there are scores Of trees in that
corner Of the United States that are
over six hundred feet high
Fair play., 1894-11-10

/ WILLIAM joNES and George Back.
. land. miners. We're drowned, on ths,
T 3ist. by Il rush of water from an old
/ worEin-r. while they were cleaning uo
Il" old gangwav. IN the mines of the
/ delaware. Lacis:wanna * Western ca,
near Nanticolle. Pa.
THE Sioux Indian murderer Two
sticks received his sentence at Dead
wood. ;. -, on the al>t. and will he
banged in that city on December IS
This will be the first time an Indian
has been legally executed in the state.
CHARLES WILKINSON. for five wears
assistant cashier of the First national
bank at Huntington. ". Va. who wa.
to have been married tn the daughter
of the cashier during the holidays. Is
said TO be dcfaulter ~ the amount of
$4,000.
t"rNr EMO SioIEtET has been APP
pointed rru>sian minister Of agr;cul-
ture. domain and forests. To succeed
Herr Won iieidcn-t adow. whose resir-
nation was announced on the 3lst
LEONARD +. LECHAvALtEE. one of
the pioneer residents of Ocean Grove.
y. j., and the owner of LcChavaIier
hotel at that place. died on th,. 1>t
ared :, yrors
Frrrrrx Trfn1-S,xn f,nnra., SOL
dicrs were rcportad, on the 1,t To no
in China.
TIE Japanese have placed three
bridges across the Ialu river.
TWENTY boys celebrating Halloween
halted in front of Mr.. lIavwoud'S home
in Independence. Mo. at midnight of
the 3lst Haywood raised win
dow and fired both barrels Of a shot
gun int" the crowd, and five boys were
dangerously wounded.
'AiLJS MUELLER. for twenty-five
years chief clerk Of the Northern Hi
n"lS prison, and who introduced into
the prison the Eertlllon system of
measurement OF prisoners, shot him
sell through the heart on the lst.
NE l"herai ol the Iate Premier
-i'lricf '"oh place at h"htreal 'an''
on 'he "a Inc attendance was enor-
NOUS representatives nclnG present |
from an parts OF the dominion.
VN the "a fres'"cnt cleveland re-
'eiVe" personal message from the |
ne" emperor Oh i'u'Nia announcing the |
icath OF ms lather and his succession |
10 l''e throne.
LIE post once al fertii Am boy. y
- vas i''"'' vi ',i'''' III stamp anu
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y i'''i''' 'H>''e'' on on me a. SHOWS an
''i ''''' y, ,,.''',,'' ,.,'"'' francs &DI" an"
',ri i''9t VI '-f''''o francs SILVER.
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