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PERSONAL.

from az Benning, d. G. 10 call on A SCHI-C'I-
ING. Consular Agent. 42j 18th ST. NV mLlT-at.
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
Couhdential communica lions promptly attended
To- ONCE oped all hours. Best references W
WILLIAMS. Manager. go F 81. NV. mhT-Im.
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE BY NINE. rOLFORD:
alcohol baths for rheumatism: also sea salt ana
medicated baths: manicuring the nails Re
moved 20 1910 ST NV. fe2l On
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers. sind Toe. TO * W FLYNN. AN.
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE
fe23-1m. 5. WI. COI.NER Sill AND h SIS. y. ".
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Bet 18th and 18th. X
and l. SITS. .Ss5
4,sg6O, Mass ay & 2ist .
2,saSS...........a5
X i ave and y. 18th
and 18th SIS NV. 20
2, 50 1875. .25
The above houses can
from our Office only. TIT
mhl6
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526 10th ne. Or. 1880
122S Linden ne. 6r. 10 30
l23s Duncan ne, Or II. 30
120s Sd Sc, 6r..-.13.00
EN & BATCHEIDER,
10th and q sts- Aw.
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for a term OF years
or VIII L. att..a IL.

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Tor sJorei. l4r....So.oe
o. slsr st. 10r. IS
y ~ Fla ave. Or. 40 20
so Missouri av.14r. 40.75
10 L 81, Or. 1900
liz I'D st, qr,e.4o.o0
" pt lil6 l4th. W 40. 90
So 9 -, lsr.....4O.O 20
- r -. llr......40.O0
LOU J. II, er....3S.50
-Sii5 y 81. Hr.....-37. 90
l3O3 llth 81. SO. 63
li2l Fla av. Sr. .35. 90
'rti0n OF the property on
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR SALE OR RENr-AT KENSINGTON MD A
seNen-room and bath cottage. with half acre Of
sf0dhd; hot and cold water throughout; delight
fully situated. Apply
mhl0-3t' DR.. E. {. CARROLL, 1914 F st. NV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17

"Do you kRo,C. MoRts. dodE I hink
Louisc has played us a NASTY irickr'
ought to have b.cn more confding 10
old friends who have stuck by her
through thick and thin. Think how We
have laid ourselves open to her. Monte;
how we have told her all our secrets. ="
"Idon't believe she ever has betrayed
our confidence. dear. said Monte gen'
tly. not wishing to excite his wife by
o,liradicting G, her.
Perhaps she hasn't" said Helen.
with sigh. hut I've notion we shall
b. happier together now she Il going
away"
I'VE shall have % do without her at
any rate" rturned Monte rather rue
fully. "and I suppose We shall gct along
together about a. well ~ married p"v-
pie In general.
We'll, I am positively glad she's go-
ing" returned his wife. II am half
dispo~od to think she has made mo~t ~
the trouble bstwosn us II i the third
person who dcc- make the trouble Ia
nine cases Out of ten. and knew for
one thing she always kept me stirred
up"
Poor Louissl II was a thsnkless
place between the upper and neither
millstones. murmured Monte. and then
aloud. II am afraid you are little un'
Just to your old friend, my dear, and.
for my part. think Markham Is the
,uckic-t dog have ever known"
TuE rNn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17
Tn. J.p.s... w.itre..

"The japanese waitress Is creature
full u kindliness and winning graces, "
said Lieutenant Walter III Gurham. a
navy officer. II once attended a large
banquet Ina japan where the tact and
courtesy u thc>o individuals contribut'
ed largely 10 the success ~ the enter.
tainmont. Each guest was provided
with u pretty. bright, well dressed wait
res. with her hair stuck full of flowers
and jcweled pins She never entered on
any duty without hrst falling ON her
knees. smoothing her skirt over them
and placing her little flat noe 10 the
floor "a mark of obedience and inspect.
She will watch your chopsticks with
the closest attention and will occasion
ally offer her advice as to III. most suc'
culsnt dishes and the BEST order In
which 20 do them justice st Louis
Globe. Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17
WhAI alshop SANS.

Main. hor.emen have had no better
friend than Mr.. Geo. II. Bishop, New
York. lie has been bringing wealthy
purchaser. into the state for years, and
helping our farmers find q market Tor
their good stock. No one doubts his
interest In Maine horses, therefore when
IA. speaks az he did lately la the Jour
nal. What he says should have Wide
reading. Hear hun:
~ va. lust through Western New
York, and found that they have been
breeding trotters, but have forgot to
have some good old stock left. Pound
only one or two old fogies that did MT
know how Ia breed, but had some kood
ones for the day.
Am here In Vermont, the home of the
Morysns, and what treat, you can't
thlnk, IL some of the readers OF the
Journal will come up here aud get some
fine Morgsn mares and breed To good,
large IIarblngsr, and some Of those fine
Merrill and fearpsught stations, and
hrin, back those fine drivers you used
20 have, they would he something OF q
benefit 10 the farmers, and pleasure Ia
visitors to your state. =.
Iti.s great shsme that Maine don't
take the lead and hold II for fine horses,
bat she wont ill you 40 back TO hrs'
pr,neiple-: get some Flying Eatons'
Drews; aud until things come back
don't breed to those long legs because
they can 20 some, but get horses, no.
records.
when I Was last In your state Il made
me sick. Get some large Canada horses
that the farmers Get for elO, aud you
would do much bstter than you now are
doing. like the breed, but the Kind
YOU sr. getting IL worse than nothing
=. they don't NIX With the Morgans a'
III. We meet buyers here from ths
we.t after Morgan mares to enrich theil
stock. aud they sAy they don't wan
anything else."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17
PARIS. MAINE, TUESDAY. JULY II. 1894.

Ing but foolish scruple that prevent.
ed Then was proud and independent
In tho~e days unwilling 10 own = lord
and master. feeling that ] ought TO be
trusted for such character NJ possessed
-an uncompromising young girl who
would break her heart rather than
yield"
81 remember what . hot headed. high
handed. impetuous fellow was then,
LOUISE how undisciplined, raw. with.
out knowledge of men or Of the world
lit all comes hack 10 me with sense
Of surprise am afraid you will find
mo q little imp-tuous still. but II IL
wcc all to do over again. II We could
le set hack where We were In those
bli-sful old days you would find, Lou.
isc. that even my crudities have bcen
disciplined away; that at least ] should
no, h. ~ vilely Jealous"
Perhaps ! might not like you 40
well. !" returned Louise, with . little
tremulous smile
Don't say that Try to think only
of the good and forget the faulty fellow
who made you and himself needle-sly
miserable Do you remember, Louise,
that day In June we spent M the Hay
WOOD farm. cur walk In the weeds. our
little cxcIrsion on tho river; how we
drvvc home by moonlight, with all the
roaisidcs scented with new mown hay
and deg ru-s-f'
Eyes. yc-." said she eagerly. ~ rc-
memirr IL all--cvery leaf on the trc-s.
every pebble Ia the road We f.hed
three hour. Frank. and we did not
have bite, not one and then we Lost
our way going home"
"IIow fortunate that was. Louisei II
was that day. you remember. that you.
that I. that We pledged ourselves To
each other. oh. II that time could come
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17
or MAaoveRIrla

"a little. passicnAtely-n at aifY''
the eAsts the snowy y<tAls on The air,
And What carv ws how many petals fAlf
Nay. vhervfcrs sesk the seasens 10 fcr~stAiii
ID IL but playing. and she wili not care
"A little, tastcaatsly-notat 81 ailf'
She would not answer ne n - shoald caii
Aeru~s the years. her visions are too fair.
And What oarv Ne hew many pstaia fallf
she knows ne not. nor recks u che iathrAli
With voice and eye. aud fashion of her hair.
"a littls. pAssionatsly- At ailf"
Knee deep she soe. In meadow urss>ss tall,
ki.-ed By the daisies that her nns~rs teas,
And what care we how mAny petals faif
We pas. and "a. but she shsil not rscall
What men We we're. nor all shs mads ~
hsar.
"a iitils, pas.ionAisiy-not 81 AliY'
And What care ~e how many petals faiii
-Ernest DUwssn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17

there had lo,n little romance I'm my
life. n all isppcned the years ! was
away la y With my aunt knew him
--Fnnk-that l.. Professor Markham
when we were both young. before he
hrcame am eminent and learned man
We were mutually attracted thsn-it
was IL y.ars ago-and were engaged.
but both bcing quick tempered and high
spirited we quarreled about q little
thing ~ no consequence He thought 10
exercise his authority over me, and i
resented the attempt. and from that day
90 this we have D.~er met until he came
here on purp,~c % -. me Ave days ago
His wife has been dead some time. and
now. you see. Monte, IL il Just the same
~ 10 that ridiculous quarrel hal never
occurrcd." And Louise sat down sud.
denly and went into eclipse behind her
handkerchief.
"why. Louise. you dear girl, a" cried
Monte. Jumping up and getting hold of
her hand and nearly wringing u Oh in
his grip How glad am. how delight.
ed l am. how rejoiccd | am What pur.
blind ounces we have bccn. what idiots
o. keep on saying all these years that
probably you never were In love, never
had q serious affair In your lifel You
dear creature. | congratulate YOU with
ell my heart and soul. and Markham
am sure be- l. capital fellow Tell
him I shall te delighted to max. his
acquaintance lila. ha, hai Was there
ever such joke' It's better than win
ming q o., 600 purse on the race course
must L. on at once and let Helen
know the great news" And he flung
out of the door, jumped into his trot.
ting wagon. and lashing Mountain Bird
flew down the street like q streak ~
lightning
Monte chucklcd and rolled with In.
ward laughter all the way back to the
house lie took . wicked pleasure In
advanoe In the effect the news was go
ing 20 produce on Helen In fact. IL did
explode like n bomt~hell In the middle
of the parlor and came near blowing
the roof OF tho house. The next day
Helen was In bcd up stairs Ill of nery.
Gus attack brought ON by q whirl Of
emotions and the memory of her lat
interview with Mis- Lancaster, and
Monte. a usual. hal left his Office early
10 come and lit beside her ~ a tender
and as.iduOus nurse.
For long time Helen had bocn lying
quietly In bd twitching the diamond
ring ga her finger Ia catch th" light
frum the facets. when at last sle aid:
"Do you know. Monte. dear, think
Louise has played u u nasty tTicai She
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17
shanl.i Annr sh... Cr..l.

Crcaking Shoes aro an intolerable
nuisance. Yet some shoes will crcak.
Notwithstanding every procaution For
such intractable wear u l. recommended
To pour small quantity of linsecd OF
swcct oil upon fiat surface. like
platter. aud allow the soles 20 stand In
the oil over night In that way they
will not only lo~c the squeak. hut will
bocome saturated with the oil. making
them proof against dampness Another
surc may b. effected by taking them to
Q cobblcr and having one OF two pogs
driven into the center Of the soles.-
New York World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17
Teeth extracted without pain
y use OF Odontunder.
Artificial teeth So. per set.
Warranted 20 ft the mouth.
AL our best work warranted.

vou wau, IN ts-t FOUNTAIN Ps> IN ths
ns.t. cut out t.is siserti.stnsut snd -sni u.
o. rso poilAr.. - nARi,ow>' rNft
UITtg AGt>CN. "a ENehansr str,et. fvrt
sl N,ius. sn.i you oil r,Csi,s by r,taru nail
tElrIp WRirtR Feantain rvn, shi'h :. AN
ralt aa'Iy saAuHies.i ant u in sny Nay uu
sa.fst.-y we ~tu mc-t slsily sschanse 90
s.ni We csa ssit yea set src t"uah ="
lsi- .. r,sariies. % ftToubls % ciPshss b.
q. tt. .atn.hsr- - thi. IsI%r wtil Vel you
90 o. ..s rvnahls. IL -sulsr Prtce - ~
sa.t We maas this orsr h. iutr,-iucs
-s .st sr.I intellectually D. hnd out " silver
a.ssHs.. state ~hsthsf yea ~ant = ooAr-s
a. Hsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17
Woman aud Music.

The new University of Wales has pro
vidcd by it, charter for conferring de.
grees In music ON women. This l. anew
DEPARTURE, n hitherto ladies have boen
debarrd from musical honors The
Princcss Of Wales Is an honorary Mus.
Doc. Of the Royal University Of lrelai.d;
10 also Is Miss Annie Paterson of Dub.
lin; but. with these exceptions. no fe.
tale bachelor of music exists London
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17

The works Of Aristotle comprised
more than 400 trcatises ON various sub
jccts The manuscripts which survive
Of his writings were accidentally dis
covered In an advanced stage Of decay
In On old chest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17
AMONG THE FARMERS.
"srtEb ruEPLov."

Cerrcsrons,enos On ptset,cai agricultural TOPICS
IL sohsitssi. Atirvs- all osssamanisstisns In
tsssissi .er this department b. assnt u. uAn
Parts. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17
n. ps.., C...,~.I Them.

Guest facetiouslyp-There arr two
spoons In my tescup What IL that .
sign Off
Hostess Little Son-That's . sign
that somebody else hasn't got any spoon
GOOD News
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'e~~IsSIo>ra~ NOTICE.

~ .sr-. grssI. hsving besn apJ-sints,i BY
" To- - frai,sts fof ths toanty
f. sarrant is.ue-i en ths thirl
-. 'i 81 trrtsr. 4 n. lsti. cs.uarni--iot,ri !.
- o.. rfa1uius ~ rtsiua- ~ crcsiit.sr-
- - F-tats a iiiram tIgtsien. lsts ~
-. a.. iuuntv. dssea-~t. hsrvby siss
= -. l..'r lHssrs ansi@f -sli ssrrsnt hsts
tais ri ffutats h-rsa estensis-t thrc~
49, II arrrant issuet On ths thirt tue-
% - sni that thsy wiu - n
- e. o. fs = Usrrtss A P.rs an Moa
-. Ff l-th. -. a Z u'clo<k In ~
-. 20 rausu-s - rccsisinE furths,
tti'E.i stHf s.tsts.
HRuNN -
D. rNtTCuELL. '"'a'"''''""s'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17
,puI,isrRAros.. SALE.

:. ,....sl.g Real Estats l-eionxins ~ The -
n. ea'.l Tue. att - >-sath Paris
- tara - calls.i.l sttuatst : mils-
-. rarls Village. about 80 ssr~- mors
- - .i.s o D. a. tons % hsy. The buikt
- - go 0an,iitiun. the fArIa i vel sup
- afring ma hinsfv ant t-ll-. Which
"a -. - " pisos n ie-irei. This farm
- ''a'-- guuiition Asd will - .oht a .
a., - farriux ahi sr-t NH ant stor.
htt-@.. - L.sFs. sith uzht % fosa<e of
- rel fhi. MI "a. s-capiesf fOr
~ - ~ ~ Parts fi.artns CompsRy
- ais u~nsr. II ha- alssys done snsi
n. 80 sl-si ta.iR.--
kN 80 thuruaEhly rspsfresi In iSa
tAr-i s.ssi ounsiitisn AR.l ~ill 10 seki st
q Gs'.,.. 80 M rixht partis- thi- v q .plsn.
"a. -. stsp iuts ssli s-tsbr.hsi AMI
Lss's s'er,s u ah.i. lno~n a. The Moody
Lts' ,Ie- !, ssne- n an.i. knosn a. the -. Clara
A,,iIs. '-'a'1ei IN he tovr % Paris
SAMUEL A. TRUE. Admr.
% Comm~r,iAl strp<t.
skoRsk A. wIi.sOS, 80 Fssis-
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sheen are still looking downward.

Cattle received In Chicago for week
ending June Is, Go,'O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17

Hogs ON Chicago market week ending
Juue Is, lssa, 1s7,Is'.
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cATARR Rh


AIar.. FUris,l iuta ssrh us-trtl All i
t7raf ...F tn rsuts st pruxd-t- - ~
til UEUriikES, "a Warrvh >trvst.>s~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17
ElYS
taELv BALM

isssiskly
sA.afl--si.
0ls.asss the
Ns..l f....S...
llisy. fata "a q
tss.ata stiss.
Seal. ~ >sses
rrstsst. the
ssses.ns fFsss
.taiitsnst cid.
ks.tsfss the
~s.s. ~ Taste
sat suastt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17

ne.a.s Psns cure an nves ma bansss
- hssI,sA lnAissstI0a. ~ hss1sse~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-19
THE ORIENTAL WAR.
Japanese Forces in Position to Dictate
Terms Of Peace

Japanese Forces in Position to Dictate
Terms Of Peace.
-,
IL IA likely that Germany's oppo.
sition Will prevent intervention OF
the towers III the war.
Sn,,eu STATES Minister Denby has
capieu the state Department from
,,ekinE that the Japanese have taken
roo Chow, ana are threatening an
auvahrs upon Mohkden ana Ten
ts'h' ms priei despatch Is inter
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-19
CONTINUED from 1st Page.)

Budd 97,lS2, Estee 95,OI9, Webster
PopulisD 1867.
But few Democrats have been
elected in the congressional districts
Of California. There will be Re
publican majority OF 81 in the Legis-
lature.
Adolph Sutro is elected Mayor OF
San Francisco. He had more votes
than Ellert, ODonnell and all the
other candidates together.
UNITED STATES.
Sixty mechanics in the steam en-
gineering department Of Mare ISL
and navy yard have been discharged.
The Adams has been taken out OF
the dry dock, and her spars and
rigging have been put into store
houses.
Michael Kelley, the baseball play
or OF Boston, died in that city of
pneumonia.
j. g. Leyshon, who forged the
names of several people at Los
Angeles, was given six years in San
Quentin penitentiary.
Lord Dunraven has written to the
New York Yacht Club, asking for
notifications in the America Cup
rules.
Howard Gould has given the
Hcrreshofs an order for twenty
/ rater yacht, to try races with British
yachts in their own waters.
DR.. Talmage has again resigned
his pastorate.
General o. .. Howard is to retire
from active service.
The City Council OF Jacksonville,
Florida, has repealed the ordinance
permitting glove contests. In conse-
quence the Corbett Fitzsimmons
fight cannot take place there.
OTHER LANDS.
The Rio Grande do Sui, Brazil,
revolutionists seem to be gaining
ground. There has been a mutiny
Of soldiers at Rio Janciro. Twenty
Of the ringleaders were arrested and
Immediately shot.
German regulars and natives
under Baron Won Ehrstein repealed
an attack by 1000 OF the Mawnoji
tribe on Kilwakiwinje, East Africa
Later the Mawnojfs captured KEEL
wakeswain with much bloodshed.
The Germans had not force strong
enough To recapture the place.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-19

9. r. Harrison, practical piano
and organ maker and tuner, can fur
nish best factory references. Orders
left at Hawaiian News Co. will To-
ceive prompt attention. All work
guaranteed to he the same A. done
10 factory.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-19

MINERAL WATER.
An invoice Of the
Gel ebrated 'Shaeta''
Water just received
direct from the Springs
in Shasta, California.
tShasta'' is the
finest mineral water
in the world. 1t Is
used in every leading
hotel and on all the
railway dining care An
the United States.
''Shasta'' is the
Queen Of all table va
tiers; bl ends perfectly
wi tn liquor Of all
kinds, and is a atural
relief for all disor-
ders Of the otomach,
Kidneys and liver.
For Gale by all drug
eiste and the trade
general ly.
| MACE ARLAME & co. LTD ,
Sole Agents for the
Hawaiian ands.
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D eSsmakiDg.

N1lSS rLARkE HAS RETURNED
iNl iT'm the ,oast and will resume
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-19
METHODIST
Episcopal Church Services !

DEGINNING ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER
ID llth, regular morning and evening
services will he held by the Methodist Epis,
cOpal Church Of Honolulu. REV. u. W.
PECK, Pastor, In the hall, AT the corner ~
Fort and Hotel streets irhistle, formerly
Annexation club Rooms)
A formal organization ~ this Church
will take place Un SUNDAY, k0yrmher t.
All Christians not affiliated with amy other
Evangelical church are invited IA units IN
tbIs organization, ll5i-lm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-19
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the WAIHEE SUGAR CoMrANY, held
THIS day, the following pcrsons were elect
ed Officers Tor the current year;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Repolper uno Rnuppel.
Slutise mirthf4afts= 2encontrcs.

M1it ether gefdbrIiden S6uBtpunbe III
Oct linfen 8ruft muBte 0ie1itag Nbenh Der
6arbige @m. Sober bent GbaritD> 6plpttut
iibermieien meroen. Oerielbe 9erietb nit
leinem Sauf> &umpan, Capt" MaIone,
in Der Mirtbi6aft bon 8eb & 2ebeau,
$50. 1904 State Ctr, tn befttgen Strett,
i'm 8erlaufe beiien WtaIone ploblicb leinen
HepoLber so9 unb leinem @e9ner cine
&ugel e%ntgegeniagte. Ser i6ieBluftige
Boutopf ereriff gleid nabber bic 6lucbt
unb fonnte bisber AUDI uo6 nibt btn9feit
gemabt meroen. 9te 8erleBung 8oDer'5
lit na4 Nnii9t Der 9terate bebentliber
9tatur.
Sn ber SO. &remer'i9en 8irt6i9aft an
Ser gde bon Ganbolpbz unb MarfetitraBe
CAB es fur3 Dor Mitterttaat bIutige &0pfe.
3pei angetruntene Subrleute S. Npan
IT,. y@ape" 6u9bes gerietben in&ratebl init
benz BtrtD, ber ibre. uBumpgeliiite" ntcbt
befriebtgen wDlte. Sugbes er0riff nit
einent W9aLe einen binter Dem S6anftii6
liegen6en 8oliSeitniippeG unb nerieBte benz
Osiris einen mucbti8en Sieb iiber ben
S6dbel, o9ne &rou1er tnbeiien fampfunz
fGbt9 gu macben. 9erielbe %entDanbt ptelz
mebr benz 8uriben Die Q8affe uno perm0z
bette baum leinen gn8reifer no6 alien Gez
ge1n Der &unit. 9a5 Irto vlanoete" fur3
nocbber in Oct g oliSetftatipn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Bluttoe Reileret.

Die in Dieniten Ser uGbieaso Gbtlon
Electric Sight Gomp." ftebenben 9lrbeiter
IS. SO. Galcatt, S. 9. Sbirf, s.. 6. 9eies
unb u. 3. Galfatb iparen Wtonlag 9tacbz
mittas in Der Nlabe Der IS. unb Start
Strabe nit BENT Gepariren BET eleftriiden
0rdbte belbdfti9t, ais iie plOBlib bon bret
0oobIums ansercmpelt purben. Gin g8ort
CAB bas a1bere unb balb mar bic 160nite
8eileret int @an9e,' nobel man itb 9e9ens
leitig bie SDpfe bIutig pertnilppelte. Wit
einem Scale brad elmer ber &ubeltOrer
NamenS 8m. Smttb, SEQ. AZ 8enbel
Str. tpobnbaft, unter i6nerSlibem 9[ufz
lAret betpuBtloS 5ulammen, ~tporauf feline
&umpane i1leunigit Die Slu6t ergriffen.
Der aniebeinenb S6perberlebte = ct ion
einen Shdoelbrub baDonsetraeen BADEN
= murbe nab benz Gountpbo}pitaI ges
lbafft, mdbrenb bann aber Die glerSte baS
n0tbtee 8erbaub3eug 3ureebt macbten, entz
i6lipfte Smith, Der tn5pilcben mteber gu
iib gefommen mar, unb fonnte AUDI bisber
nod nttbt ipieoer aufgefunben tperOen.
Die 9lrbeiter Ser @biion Comp. mlrben
borlGuft8 obne 3ulaiiung bon 8iirsi6aft
in ser 6arrtion Ctr. : Station eingeiperrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Uarnund.

0urdb etnseianbte 0uittunsen erfabren
mir, baB Elm S9DinbIer Die gfamFn unierer
8etlctben 6rans Otto uno gouL SriebeL
benubt, nm Nbnnnements9eLber Defenders
III TGoriOa, Mtffiiitppi, 9labanta unb ben
an9rensenben Staaten 5a er6eben, tpelcbc
ME al uns etn9eIanbt tDurben.
Nus 93or6 Carolina unb 8irsinien mirb
semelbet, baB Elm 8etriiger, tpeIdber iib 6.
ober 81. 2angenbef, 8upeilen audi 2ange
nennt, @el6er in unierem 0tamen COLI
~Iectirt. Gin iol6er Otanu lit nibt
I'M 9ienite Der rSainois Stats 3eiz
tuns. 8tr macben baber nod eiumaI
bringcnb baralf aufmerfiaut, baB ale am
seteatcn 8etienben cine bon unferem @ez
f6dftSfibrer 6. S. 8teti6 se3eihnete 2egiz
timation BEL lib fitbren. Shre 9tamen it1b in
boritebcnOer 2iite aufgefii6rt, t9ieraus sebt
auh ie6esntaL berbor, mo ii9 Die betreffenz
ben Igenten aufbalten. SIN BEN SubzStaas
ten tit dusenbItfli9 feiner %unierer Reilenz
ben tbdttg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Staot Chicago.
Dor Elm Rrte9sSertd,t.

0te mGbren6 Der Stretfipirren i'm LeBten
Sommer am @ranb 8oulepar6 erfolgte
@rploiion etlte5 Brobfaitcns nit Sprengz
geichiiBen, tDelcber mebrere Weni9enlebcn
gum Spfer fieIen, iotuie cine aipette dbnlicbe
@rplolton tpGDrenb Der Mtilitdr2M aneuper
in Gpauiton i'm lebten Muguit ptrb benz
nGcbit ein &riess9ericbt sur Solge baben,
oor nelcbem li6 Gapt. g8iQiam g. Sole
BON Der Leicbten 8atterie E beS 2. NrtiIez
tes&egimerts, unb George g. Grimes,
BON Der leicbten 8otterie A beiielben &egiz
me1tS SIT peranttDprten baben iperben. 9ie
Nnfla9e gegell Die BeiOen lautet auf gticbt=
b%efoLgung ct1e5 bon Sen. WtilcS mach Der
@rplolton am @ranb 8oulenarb erla{lencn
8cfebLs, baB aIe Spren9geihiibe BON Der
Dirt berer, bic iene @rploiton perllriabt
batten, aus Dem 9%trienal entfernt iperben
~ioIten. Oils nGmIib na6 Der 3peite1
@rploiton, bel Der iibrigens Nieman6 s1
Sbaben fam, etne ltnterfubuug porgc=
nommen ipuroe, fanoen iid inter Der
Nmmunitien Der 8atterien bon @apt. Sole
unb Gapt. Grimes nod Sbrapnels BON Der
9efGbrliden Sorte bot. Beibt Gapttane
iinb in Sort 8iIes itotionirt. On ber Spibe
beS &~rie8sgericbtS itebt Sol. st. s. 81.
Grofton.