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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14
Die Satuaii Graec TIM Na,,ie.

Das &eprdientantenbaus bat bic BON,
sausudrtigen 9lusiduB" borgelegte
&eiolution iiber Die 0atpaii=Sraae am
genomtnen. Dieie &eiolution berbammt
enti6ie0en Oas 8erfabren bes @elanb=
ten Stebetls, iDelder bic berfa1unqs-
mdbise Hegierlng iiber ben Saufen
mari unb cine in ibrer 5orm unrepu=
blitanif6e probiiorii9e Geaieruna ein=
febte, als ben Srabitipnen ber Ser.
Staaten unb beren 8erfal1una autpiber=
laufe,lb ; Die &eiolution billigt ferner
bas Prinsip Oes prdiibenten, mad mel
6em @inmiidung in Die irneren @nse=
le9enbeiten elmer unabbdnsigen Nation
unsuldiiig 1T uno erfldrt Die 9tnnerion
Samaiis ober Die uebernabme zines
proteftorats fir unsere6tfertiat uno
un5pefmdbis iblieBlid ipri6t bic Re=
folution ii6 fur abiolute rnabbdnsig=
felt bes batpaii'f6en @olfes in Der Self
itellung Ieiner politif aus unb ton1ta=
tirt, baB uniere &eeierung frembe Gin
mii6ung in bic politit ienes 2anbes
ni6t nit @lei6giiltisteit binnebmen
ipiirbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14
elite Der ifGbtiidlem 9camteu.
Gime tt,tmatiirIide Mmtter.

guIgariI6e 3eitungen ersdblen fol-
genoe baarltraubenbe @ef9idte
sSn Der gldbe bon Riitenbil, an be,
mateoonii6en 8rense, lebte cine ssrau,
Die ben @atten i6rer So1ter liebte uni
bon bieiem tpieoergeliebt puroe. 9o
ibnen Die junge Srau i'm Wege ftano,
bei6lpBen iie, bielelbe gu tDbten. Sc
puroe berabreoet, oaB Die Mutter Die
So6ter umbringe1 iple, tpdbreno Der
junge @atte bel Der Selbarbeit mar
| follte aber Die Mutter feline pa1enoe Sc
legenbeit finben, 10 uiirbe iie Die iunee
| 6rau init Dem GIIen auf bas 6elb I6i=
den, mo- Der @atte bas Werf bollenbell
f0nnte. SnbeKen tpeber bic Mutter nod
Der Wann fanben ben Wutb ba5u. Die
! Wfutttr tpuroe aber 10 febr BON tpiitben=
Der Giferfu6t geplagt, baB iie li6 eno=
li6 oo6 CUR Sbat aufraffte. Sic rief
zines Sases ibre So6ter berbei, um 1ie
5u iuaiheit, uno als lie ibr BEN Gopf
boll Seifeni9aum ge1na6t bate, eriff
fie gu einem bereit gebaltenen Yeil uno
tDotete bamit ibr Ginb nit einem einsi=
gen Sblas. 9a bic gerbersung BET
2ei6e S9tpierigfeiten bot, 5eritiifelte lie
bieielbe unb that Die &0rpertbeile in ei=
men elmer, ipel6en lie in ben Seller
itellte. 98enige Stunben na6 Der Sbat
nun fam Elm befreunoeter Gensbarm
auf geiub. st iab ben Sof boil 8lut
uno fra9te neu9ierig, mas es gu bebeu=
ten babe. 5n ibrer Yerlegenbeit ant=
lportete Die 6rau, OaB lie ibr Sertel ge=
i0la6tet babe, iporauf Der 0enoarm
erfreut bat, ibm bod Elm &otolctt6en
5u braten. Saltbliitig ging bic 6rau
in ben &eler binunter, I6nitt Elm Stiif
bon oem S6enfel ibrer So6ter aus
uno iebte es gebraten Dem 8enoarm
bor, Der DerIi6erte, niemals 10 Sarten
Sraten 9egeilen gu baben, uno nadber
audi Ieinem porgeiebten llnteroifisier
baODn er5dblte. Sieier, Iii Itern gemabt,
eriu0te ben @enoarm, Op6 au6 ibm
eines Der munoerbaren &DtollettS gu bD=
len. Sic Srau mar oaau bereit uno
1tieg ipieoer in ben Geller. Sa Iie aber
iebr lange ausblieb uno Der YoliSit
bermutbete, baB iie biellei6t Sllfe be-
Oiirfe, sins er ibr na6. Sn Wabrbeit |
bate ii6 Die 6rau beim Qbi6neioen
Die Sano berlebt uno mar nur beflillen, |
oas Slut gu itillen. Ser erite Nnblif, |
Der Dem 8enoarm lib oarbot, ipar Der
III bem Giibel obenan liegenoe &opf Der
So6ter. Gas Gnbe Der
GeI6idte lit balb ersdblt. Sic Srou
uno ibr S6mie9eriObn, als er 2lbenos
beim fanL lpurben in 8elpabriam se=
nDmmen uno iueroen beioe i9rer ber=
oisnten Strafe n6t entgeben. gBer
erflGrt aber = ili1t ben Woro = ion=
bern Die srauiise, alles meniblibe Sc
fiibl perldugnenoe 3ubereitune oes
6leii6es Der ei9enen So1ter ?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14
Stnrrftatnpf.

Sn 9lfron, O., mar Dor unsefdbr ei=
mem Sabre Der 23jdbrisen Srau Marp
Senfins ibr 8atte unb ibr Gino aeitor=
ben, mas li6 Die ungliifli9e Srau
ihmer 81 9ersen nabm. Yor ettpa 2
8o6en beiudte iie nun bas Grab ibres
6atten, fam beim uno eraablte ibren
glnseborigen, oaB ibr @atte lie serufen
babe. Sic leste ii6 gu 8ette uno ber=
flel in einen beipubtlpIen 3uitanb, aus
benz Iie porise Wode mod nibt ertpabt
mar. Sic nabm feline yfabrung gu 1i9,
nllr ettpas Sliiiiisfeit, Die ibr nit Sc
malt beigebraAt wuroe. Sn einem M}o=
ment, ba iie etmas 81 ii6 fam, anttpor=
tete iie auf Die 5rase, parum lie ui6t
nit ibren NngebOrigen reoe, baB iie Ii6
INNER nit ben @eiitsrn ibrer 8erltor=
benen unterbalte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14
Gttt 0pIoSdomin0cI.

81 &eno, 8. g., 10. Sseb. Sas
Goloiieber bat iid in ben @i1ita Ser
gen plOblib aelest, na6oem es lib ber=
ausgeiteut bat, OaB oas pertbpoue @olo=
er5 beimltd oortbin gei6afft morben
mar. Sas 8ebeinlniB tam an Den Sag,
inoem elmer Der S6iuinoler einen6reuno
berbinoern wollte, in bic eeftslte Sale
gu geben. I'm oies 5u tbun, muBte er
i'm bon Dem S6pinoel unterri6ten uno
Der 8emarnte belt es nun au6 fir lei=
ne yfll6t, Nnoere 81 marnen. @ls Der
S6pinoel aufseOeft muroe, perl6man=
ben Die @auner f6neQ bon Der Silbfld=
DIE unO Die 2ei6t9ldubigen, tpel6e ibr
9utes Cjelo bersegeben batten, baben
natiirlib oaS gta6ieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14
Sic Soften

bes beiuaffneteu 6rieoens, in weldem
OUR 3eit nod Die eurppdil6en @roB Bltaa=
ten lteben, lino 10 enorm, baB man
ii6 ni6t lei6t einen Sesriff bapon mas
9en fam. Cine beuti6e 3eituns lie=
fert bie5u einen iebr bemerfenspertbe1l
8eitrag. Sana6 bat elmer genauerl
itatiitil6en 8ere6nuns 3ufol9e Die
9ln5abl Der 5ruppen, bel ben lebt=
id6rigen SerbitmanObern in ben per=
16ieoenen 2dnoern Guropas, ni6t iue=
niger als 100000 Mann betraoen.
Sei oieien ManDpern purben 60 Milli=
onem patronen peri6oHen unD Die So
item oes na6seabmten &rieges belaufen
li6 auf 400, 100000 Warf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14
electric SitterS.

9ieies 0eilmittel 1T bereits 70 por=
t6eilbaft betannt Oab es elmer meiteren
@mpfeblung ni6t mebr bebarf. Ollie
Die es i0on benubt baben, lino einftim=
mig in ieinem 2Obe. Cine reinere Mte=
oialn gibt es ni6t uno tie selpdbrt jebe
@arantie, gu leiiten, mas iie peripridt.
electric 8itters beilt ale Granfbeiten
Der 2eber uno Der Slieren, beieitist Sim
men, 6le6ten unO alle anbern bur6 un=
reines 8lut peruria6ten 9lusl6ldoe F.;
es belgt Dem 0talariafieber por uno
Delft basielbe, no es aussebrp9eu lit.
8ei &Opfipeb, geritopfllng unb 8er=
paulnasbeibmerben probire man @lec=
trio 8itters. grfDlg garantirt, anbern=
falls ,uiro bas @elb 3uriiferItattet. sSia=
i6en gu SO @ts. unb ST. bel s. 6. Mil=
Ter SD1ll glpot6efer. 5
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14
Ste Grippe.

Die Grfabruna ipdbreno aller Sabre,
ieit oieie fatale Rrantbeit aufgetreten,
bat bepieien Dab Die fiibne 8ebaup=
tung, Or. Sings vgiem DISCOVERY" ga=
rantire poiitip Die 9eiluns aller uno
jeOer Jdle, tpenn re6tseitig angemenoei
uno tpenn Der grfranfte Die oeluobnli=
0en Reseln Der Sidielbit : Sbonuna
getuiIlenbaft beoba9tet, ibre poaltdn=
bige &i6tisfeit bat. IS ilf aber
aud eripieien, oab bieienisen, lpelbe
Sr. Sings Stem 0iscoperp benuben, Den
6olgen Der aranfbeit lider entge=
geben. Seoenfals faufe man cine ssla=
f9e uno made einen 8erind. 9ie Me=
bi3in TT sarantirt uno bas @elo miro
snriiderltattet, penn feline siinitise Wir=
fung er5ielt piro. 3u baben in ben
Npotbefen BON
s. 6. MILLER & 5obn,
Sr. s. $. @entid. /
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14

Sn SnoianapOlls, Sno., bat am z.
friib na6 | llbr cine grbsas=grplolipr
oas Wobnbaus uno Die WirtbI6aft bor
Souis 3ii6ler, gir. 485 Maoinlon
Npenue, serit0rt.' Die aus 8ater, Mut=
ter uno bier &inoern beitebenoe Sami=
lie lag sIr 3eit i'm 8ett. Die 13idb=
rige &oia Gii1ler wuroe eet0otet uno
Die iibrisen Yerionen erlitten 8erlebnn=
gen. Die llnteriu6ung ergab, oaB Die
Grplolion our6 ben 8rr1 elmer &obre
peruriabt moroen mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14

Sn elmer 2eip3iaer 3eituna mar
biefer Gage Elm 9eiratbsseiu1 entbal=
ten, baS lid minbeiteuS bur9 feline Of
fenbeit ausei6net. Ger 6eirathsfan=
oioat a;bt ii6 als .@arpe- Gawaaerie=
Sffisier, srob, id6n, aitabelig, az esab-
re alt" 3l erfennen uno fiigt biefer iei=
ner Wiiroen= unb perfonal Nelhrei=
bung nit elmer beipunoernsipertben Df=
fenleit binSa, baB es i1nr nar llm cine
Ginansbeiratb su tbun Tel 4! gpiro lpobl
bsnnod cine Sans anbeiber I?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14

Soleop, o., erfreut 1i6 zines gar=
bierlaoens, in mel6em jebem &unben
gratis Die Stiefel getpi6it tperoen, ie=
bod ni6t bon eirem bienItbefliIIenen
5rinfseloiii9tisen S9parsen, Ionoern
bon elmer Maibine, oeren 9antiruna
cine Oortise 3eitune pie folgt belbreibt:
Man nlnmt auf einem SelIel geaen=
iiber einem aufre6t itebenben 4a1f6en
Ylab, aus mel6em auf itdblernen Stan=
gen befeltigt, Smei runoe Itarfe 8iirlten
berporlteben Die eine 1T Die @nnreibe=
Siirife unb Die anbere Die @lalBtpible=
girite. Sin S6liiilel miro aufaeorebt
unO Die beioen Yiirlten beginner per=
mittelt SransmilIiOn li6 nit ungebeu=
rer S6nelligfeit 81 oreben. BUR &eh=
ten befinoet li6 in elmer 8erlenfllna am
Yoben cine 8le6bii0le. Sritt man
auf einen setuiilen Snopf, 10 ibneat
oieie Ble1bii6ie aus oem 8ooen be=
raus uno bleibt seraoe lanse oenua
oben, un Der 9lnitreidebiirlte, bic aara
senau bineinpaBt, @eIegenbeit au aeben
looiel Wi6ie alf5unebmen, ais cs sum
Glansenoma6en zines Yaares S6ube
beoarf. Wtan bdlt ieinen SUB bin, 10
oaR Die rotirenoe 8iirlte ibn iiberall
beriibrt uno tpieoerbolt oann basfelbe
nit Der @lan5midsbiirlte. Das aan,e
Experiment oauert ca. orei Minuten
nuo uniere Sdube gldn3en ipie neue
preubii6e Sfff8iers aaditiefel.
- Cine reelle uno ebren1afte Ofterte
1T oiejenise Der S. %. 8rant Co., Die
uns su Der @rfldrung ermddtiat, oaB
Seoer, mel6er 8ranfs .glnt llno 2e=
ber 3Onis" eesen 2eberleioen, 9fbeu=
matismus, Gjelbiud]t, Gallenfieber
Snspeplia, Malaria, 9autiufen unb
Deripanote Ylat uno Qeberleioeu Be-
nAbt uno feline iuobltbdtiae 0Sirfuna
lplirt, beredtist lit 5ll elmer Diaanoiis
ieines seioens nnb freier 8eban0luna
ourh ieinen Mrst, nit Dem tueiterr 3ll.
getdnbniB, tpenn ipupbl erifermd6nte
Weoisin Die 8ebanbluna oes 9lra-
tes frfplglos bleibt, haB ibm alsoann
pas fijr ben p4Dnis" besablte Gelb aa=
rAdpergiitet miro. GewiI(e fS1lle mb=
gen etne fpesieQe gebanblung erForber.
lid MAIDEN, barauS arfldrf fid obiae
Sferte. 6lafhen 81 SO Gents lnb al
giir iueitere ausfunft iteben mir Ill
Gieniten. il
9r. s. 8. Gsntfd, slpotbefer.
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(s5 behauDtet feinpn ,InhprfGI5d

= Us bebauptet feinen unperfdli6=
ten &uf. Conan & Stout, anseie=
bene Spotbeter in Gina, O., f6reiben
lnterm IL. glpril 1893 : ,,gDir fDnnen
in 8ubrbeit erfldren, oaB Sr. 9Bbee=
ler's 9lerpenbeilmittel Die einsige bon
uns berfaufte Meoisin 1T, seeen Die
ME cine &lage su uniern Obren aefom=
men 1T. Son ben 6 9ubenb sslaI6en,
Die Sic uns I'M Sanuar seianOt, baben
mir nur nod unsefdbr l 9ubeno un=
perfauft unb es pergebt faum Elm Sag,
ba ni6t 2eute na6 iol9en fraaen. Sir
gerpenleioen 1T Die Mebisin bic bette,
Die mir je gum 8ertaufe iibernommen
baben. Senoen sic uns umaebenb
ipieoer 6 Subeno". gu baben in Der
Npotbefe BON Sr. s. $. Sc nti6.
Sn iugenoli6em nnperltano bielt
an einem Der lebten grtmmig falten Sa=
ge in Der Ndbe bon Glepelano elm adt=
idbriges Mdb6en Moraens auf Dem
Wege 5ur S9ule feline 3unae an elm
el1erites Srlldengeldn0er uno i'm Nu
mar oieielbe felteefroren. grlt mad
man6en Minuten selans es, Die 3unse
los su befominen, aber lie mar 10 aer=
idunben, baB oas &inb in drstlihe 8e=
banolung genommen iueroen muBte.
Ollie Gltern iollten ibre &inoer itrenae
Dor fold sefdbrlider llnbeionnenbeit
iparnem /!
@us Mien miro Der SOB bes be-
riibmten Dperateurs profeiIor giarotb
aemeloet. Or ifarb i'm 0ferreibiiden
9urorte Nbba3ia an elmer 0ersfranfbeit.
Gr leDrte Dor ieiner 8erufllng na6 Wien
an Der llniperiitdt Grid. alm 26.
Npril tpdre ct 65 Sabre alt getuorpen.
7 9as Observation-Disclosures hes Gon=
sreiies beftebt seieblia aus a56 Mlitz
glteoern (, S Sibe fino aber aur 3eit ua.
fant. Gei ber Mbffimnlna iiber bic
gBillDn Bil feblten nnr 6 Wlitalieber.
yin 10 bDll5dbliges Dans bat bas Gapi=
tOl ieit Sabr ano Sag nidt seieben.
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Gin fctaer Moro.

lleber Die in lebter Summer angebeu=
tete Nnsidreitung zines 2ieutenants
in Yilien, S0bmen miro folgenoes
gdbere aus Prag mitgetbeilt
prag, 6. 6ebr. eSn Yilien bat eill
bon einem Snfanterie= =2leutenant, Na=
mems Stalopics, be9an9ener MOrb un=
gebeure 9lufregung berporgerufen.
3mei uoblbefannte, rei6e Gaui ileute
BON Pillen, Die 6erren Sobn unb 2e=
pitb, in oeren @eieQl6aft 1i6 bic Sc
mablin oes @riteren befano, ipeilten 9e=
tern Nbeno in einem Sotel, als tie obne
legli6e Veranlallun9 BON Dem in Dem
Speiielaal anmeienOen lieutenant Sta
lotptcs in grober gGeiIe beleibi9t muir
ben. Sie Serren Derbaten ii6 Die Ye=
leioigungen unO Oies berieBte ben to-
pferen 2ieutenant Oerart in 98utb, baB
ct ieinen Sdbel sog unb Damit 2etpitb
10 libel slri6tete, baB er blutenb s,l
Sooen iant.
6err &obn mar inSwii6en MN Siilfe
ruf feno in ben Sof bes 0otels gefloben,
oer lieutenant mar ibm aber auf oen
Sube gefOlst uno bate ibm, als er i'm
errei6te, ieinen Sdbel in ben Giifen
seltoBen. Der llnsliifli6e brad i'm
ndbIten Nusenblif iterbeno sulammen.
Ser lieutenant, Der bebauptet, suerit
bon ben beioen Mdnnern iniultirt NOR
ben gu iein, befinoet iib in Wtilitdree=
pabriam uno Die MilitdrbebDrben un=
teriu6en jebt Die 9lngelegenbeit. Die
affaile bat in Pilien Die srDBte Nuf=
tegung berOOrgerufen uno geltern 9lbeno
nod bat cine Snoisnations=9eriam
lung ieitens Der Siiraer itattgefunoen.
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gsaGrsms osier Sctt ilbte idb iue en- aino bsbans
oelt ltrefSe,i. sSll cpnilllrte ,msar pissin Dhgsnp
Mer5ts, glapsataiid)e lgo 3oiaopcdttld's mp ain
s.Ier, bsru1fraasltsl 3srpieSjpr ppu Spilatelpba,
ipsldl, mir aber alle ndlt bslisu prilten 4uleBt
bra9fs eii ssralno BON mir Or. @. 3 aksei ~
Si,bia liuterusf,ts eberio aiit Nlfhtl ltrii, ARP
sra.: ba.lr bab Id msiae yebsnstrnft pftm
elii Lrcg psrlisrsn teAt spss,;lo aa9 N,os. ';.
shaas,,ber aarantirt auGJ mot fir eten .sfii!d
JeaRrlls psgiailee. icaoerIt nd9 iiir sins ssuife
x5aitgsasaailDstn lvTyos. Sd ,li5 aEfTsd,tia lage
Sssx ssr II acel. G2s5 Hsrs, Gsraee, hsslt, mid
.1ao raa,ts 1ggxr eirct iunsen tratgelt gann ais
lsis uie. tls fri:n isnnen nso g mp aai'eros.
sf6ltfet i,idt 4vxiIsf, iple ip aebs'lt miirre oW
sts1,t.s lir Gt,e. ais sineii nnfrih ilsn
fst iluo Gsuttsa.AN Gnttblla " al'eli ieinelt
Kc3elHaits1 ms eti!s. bic ii.b istItr Sehanoiiia
snssss Hassl, iysroel isiTh eaB is init fssIsnneH
SStisysaH S9If ftt alM his.
e'esnacrfn n:'A Asssa(sub.at nor EtslN Nhf g. 81
fEDtcHNftrf. NJ RI, 4. a.. CjsstH sst.s &sgt a., "a.
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gin ben nit t be5eibneten Statouen ipirb auf Gig
nal augebalten.
aae 3ii9e td9lit. Sonnta9s ansgenommen.
9enauen Iniblub finoet man III Warietia an bic ..
q 8. 9. 98.. z. q y. s. @r 3. d 8. uno Ohio H1per
gtlenbabn uno 9ompfbODte nuf bem Gbip sSluB in
Cambridge bic 9. & 8. 0itlib uuo peitli it 9selu
@Dmerstomn on bic g. 6. &. q ct 2outs Giieubabn
bitlitb nnb meltli1, in Canal 0oper NIT oer g. g. Il
W uHo 6. & q. ubrblitb uub bitli1 in Wallep Sunc.
tion nit Der 20. & g. 6. nuo ber 0alleD Genbabn.
&. 70. Sage, 8. 6. 1aslur,
y. y. & Z. H. Supt. Grams.
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SDaily. tExcept Sunday. FLAG stop. nfeals.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 10 o nsoa y ~
dnight; Light Faced from f2 90 miauislt 3 q % rom =
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General Kanagsn esnsr.l p.sa.ac.. So
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For time CARDS. rates Of fare, throuSls tfcSst.
baggage checks. and nirther inforr1ation ~.
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BETWEEN BaYaRD AND NEW pHu aprl PISA

oteubenviile and Bellaire Mes &aS and raa
East, 80 - SA.s
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MaiFllon Accommodation.
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Giienbabn.
Saoli9 9ebeu

Su Strait getreteu am 26. Hoo 1893.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
BIRDS. TRICKS AND MANNERS.
Remarkable Instances of Vengeance
In the swallow.

From the London News.
An inhabitant of Brenchley having shot
hen swallow SWIMMING in the air with
her mate. the enraged male bird flew at his
face and continued to modest him with
every appearance of anger whenever he
appeared abroad. The incident happened at
time when there was little sentiment
about such matters. but the man is describ-
ed as having been really troubled about it.
though he was not the first murderer if
we are TO believe the classics, identified by
d bird One day only was he free from the
little creatures reproaches. On Sunday ii
forborc to prosecute hirn-as some thought.
from religious motives, but more probably
from its failing to recognize him in his 60
to-meeting clothes.
much more remarkable instance of ven
geance in the swallow is vouched for by
Mr.. Gavin Inglis of Strathendry, as famous
In his time as observer of nature as
White of Selborne himself. A sparrow had
early in the spring taken possession of an
old swallows nest and had laid some eggs
In II, when the original owner and builder
made her appearance and claimed her
rights. AS the usurper would not bulge
she brought her mate and another bird
probably her legal adviser) to assist her
but all in vain. Then she brought other
swallows military and police to effect the
eviction, and that, too, failed; the sparrow
through the little hole al her enemies Then
the swallows. despairing of accomplishing
Caelr object. brought clay and other ma
terlals and, plagiariZng the system adopt-
ed IN Holy Isle and other monastic institu-
uohs' ouiit up the poor bird alive.
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Deep-SeR Cooled Char,pucuc.

froin the W Inc and Spirit Gazette.
Speaking Of chilling champagnes," said
the captain of the nited States survey
steamer Albatross, Il had an experience az
sea one Christmas which was not only
peculiar, but surprising We had been en- a
icIg cruise and were down near the trop-
les at Christmas tine OF course we OBJ
served the day as vel as possible under
the circumstance AID one OF The features
was a fine dinner. We tad some good
champagne on board! but th- uea thcr was
quite hot and. hav-ng 10 il W we.e at =
loss 10 md way 10 cool gl.l wine, which
could not 5e endured as ii was During
our cruise " q had been making naAy deep
sea sounGinss asI it dav;ned upon as that
by sinking Inc bottles down ~ thu s..,
ABOUT a half mile could fnd water cold
as Ice. This VA an inspiration, So We
thodsht' ana We Immediately sent down q.
lot on Il wire for refrigeration
AT the proper tine il was drawn w and
placed on the table, and We found tn. boy
ties delightfully."- chilled. When the steward
o[eieu theIn. however. there was no poi
to the CORK and the wine locked fat md
bad when served. What was our astgn,sE-
EIent upon tasting il to find that Il was
pure salt water l thought first that il va
a bad practical jcs.e ana ordered more wine
was intended for t.= - .Sert ,ot,5.4.s ,ir
when 1t was open-d we .,are Gisgu.ted to
again find only salt ..,,;=c instead OF spark
Ing charnra2n". sad or plrGsur ":as
oiled.
You are proLs- i TO find d solu-
Ton 70 the matt. Il - yer7y Sir.lDr-
in the deep sea. u "a. ,yu.h - which We
sunk the wine, the LrcsS..e is enormous
so great. in fact that The salt water Was
forced into the bottles through the pores
in the corkS. and. Icing more dense than
the wine. completely absorbed i. That
may sound like a fish story, but it is a cold
facr -
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EXPERIENCING At TIMBUCTOO.
The French Preparing for an Attack
by the Natives.


PARIS, Feb. 0.-In an interview with
Premier Casimir-Perier the latter has ad-
mitted that it was true that the French
column had been attacked and destroyed
dan. The premier added that 1t was also
true that several officers had been killed
He declared, however, that the French
would not evacuate Timbuctoo, and REIN
forcements had been forwarded to the
French commander at that place.
The governor of the Soudan has tele-
graphed that Col. Bonniers column left on
December 1, from Timbuctoo, on recon-
noisar ce, and that the column was sur
prised while asleep when about three days
march from Timbuctoo. The Tuaregs at
tackled the French and several officers, in
GLIDING Col. BONNER, two European SER
geants and sixty-eight native soldiers were
killed.
The surviving French officers succeeded
in rallying the native soldiers and man.
aged to retreat with part of the column to
Timbuctoo. The success of the Tuaregs
is said to have greatly encouraged the other
native tribes. and the retreat of the French
~ harassed in their retreat. Upon reach
ing Timbuctoo, the commander of the
French forces decided that it was advisable
to prepare for the worst and steps were
Immediately taken to throw up entrench-
ments in anticipation of an attack in force
uECn the part of the natives. The latter
ere said to be mastering their forces and
to be preparing for combined onslaught
uDOn the French.
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