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The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
The Horse.
FAST WALKERS.

Budd Doble is back at Terre Haute.
 Colt-racing is esteemed by race-goers.
 The crying demand is for good road sters.
 Conservative breeders are on the watch for first. class matrons to add to their farms.
 Never use whip without warning and never use whip to cure horse of fright.
 Sons of George Wilks have sired A trotters and 10 pacers with records of 2.15 or better.
 Great as George Wilkes was as pro- ducer he is still greater as sire of sons and daughters that are producers.
 Quality tells.
 Shoe colts light.
 Feed the best of hay.
 Vice is perpetuated.
 Look out for thrush.
 Training costs money.
 Don't check too high.
 Never lose your head. Give the colts easy bits.
 Don't weight down colts. Sons of George Wilkes have over 1000 performers in the list while over 1900 of his descendants have beaten 2.30. If you have warts on horse take the grease which comes from fried salt pork and rub it on them thoroughly. There were great sires in the past there are greater sires at the present time and there will be still greater in the future. Clean grand stands fitted with .chairs will greatly help to bring ladies to the races and where the ladies go the men will follow. The system of frequent and severe re- beating Is relic of early day training that does harm 10 times where it does good once. A novel match has been made between
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
HE KNEW ITS WORTH.

Dr M. J. Davis is prominent physi- elan of Lewis, Cass county, Iowa, and has been actively engaged in the prac- tice of medicine at that place for the past B years. On the 26th of May, while in Des Moines, en route to Chica- go, he was suddenly taken with an at tack of diarrhea. Having sold Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy for the past F years, and know ing it's reliability, he procured p cent bottle, two doses of which completely cured him. The excitement and change of water and diet incident to traveling often produce diarrhaa. Every one should procure bottle of this Remedy before leaving home. For sale by E. F. Hawley, Newtown, and s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
Did You Ever

realize the power of 5 cents a yard with our clean, bright, new Prints ? Scores of women ha2c. They include German American Indigos, (no sec onds or short pieces poorly printcd) the best Indigo made, at 5 cents a yard. Not a few paltry yards, but thou sands of them.
 Wnsh Goods Section
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Richard Carman and F. Ashenden, two we'll known New Workers. Each IS to drive four-in-hand team which he has never handled before. The match will be decided a6 Jerome Park within q mouth. Both men are regular knights of the ribbons. The contest will awaken considerable interest among all interest ed in four-in-hand driving.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
Dress Goods Realm

There are novcltics-Bro- caded Brilliantines for exam plc which at this instant are selling lively in New York and Paris. We've had them week and some Ladies don't know it.
 Delay not. but join first takers and he
 up Go style They are sensible and very
 pretty for summer wear Price 5O cents
 1p.1
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HUNTINGTON.
LONG HILL.

Mrs Ezra Blakeman is somewhat im- proved in health.
 Howard Ritchie is able to be in school again. He had a slight attack of jaundice.
 Rev MT Arbuckle alter ded the funeral of Joseph Wood at his residence. The interment was in Ansonia. He was aged 7S years.
 The Southern New England Telephone Co.,, have placed number of signs in town, calling attention to the fact that a public telephone is at E. J. Bucking- hams store.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
Black Dress Goods

"Thc best are none to good" prin ciple, controls our buying of Black Goods. That's why we sell so many of Priestly's Black Silk Warp Hcnricttas at Gron $I.25 to H2. SO q Nard.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
BETHEL.
IN MEMORIAL.

Death has again visited the home of MT and Mrs George o. Miller of Chest nut Ridge and taken another, Mrs Hur- land Bates, a loving and affectionate wife and daughter Not quite a year ago she was happy bride, but now she has gone to meet her beloved brother and has left behind loving and affec- tionate husband and many loving friends to mourn her loss. But we feel that our loss is her gain. May we meet her in Heaven.
 Loving hearts are filled with sadness
 At the thought that they are gone, But in Heaven, there's nought but gladness
 When we gather round the throne. God called them home,
 He thought it best To take them home
 With him to rest.
 Lyman Whitehead has built new summer kitchen on the east side of his house.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
EAST MORRIS.

Wednesday goodly number of our White Rlbboners went to Watertown to attend the eighth annual convention of the W. c. T. U. of Litchfield county. The exercises from first to last wee of an instructive and interesting character Dr Aliens lecture in the evening was very fine. able and powerful and was lis tened to with close attention from first to last. Subject, Religion of the body" The following preamble and resolutions were adopted by the convention:
 Preamble: We, the w. c. 1T. U. of Litchfield county, in eighth convention assembled, recognize our Fathers hand in all our ways.
 Resolved, That we express our appre- citation of the partial recognition of our rights as citizens and as we appoint su- perintendent of franchise in our own county, we trust they will be deeply in terested in the work.
 Resolved. That we realize the impor- tance of taking up press work to awaken public sentiment along w. c. T. U. lines.
 Resolved, That our sisters consider it duty to wear the white ribbon 365 days in the year.
 Resolved, That the convention tender their heartfelt thanks to the w. c. T. U. of Watertown and their friends for their kind entertainment, for the pleasant dec- orations in their church and for the mus- ic and kind words of welcome. On Tuesday evening, at Grange hall, the program was carried out by the Washington grange in Morris. Too much praise cannot be given. The mu- sic, recitations, dialogues were in the best manner given. A large audience showed their appreciation by repeated l encores and goodly sum was received by our grange.
 R. ". Blakeman and wife of Shelton have been visiting at Blakeman cottage. Mrs Fred Lyman is visiting friends at Brooklyn, N. Y.
 E. H. Clark was home over Sunday and for the Grange.
 Memorial Exercises will be held, We'd nesday morning at 10.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
Muslin Underwear

Ladies Lawn Waists, tucked back and front with choice Hamburg trimming, 75 cents each,
 An odd lot of Corset Covers in large
 sizes mostly 40 and i2 lowueck trimmed
 with fine embroidery, selling at 39 amI
 70 cents each. Formerly 9S cents.
 Childrcns Dresses, French Gingham in ? and 5 year sizes at SI.25. Worth ? Without doubt, $Lo8.
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MEIGS & cos. GREAT OPPORTUNITY SALE.
Hat Department.

m
  d am h ake aspecait yn sgrade.
  Mems soft hats and caps 4s csc &. si 25 sito
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The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
MEMS SUIT DEPARTMENT,

a lower picest than conpeit 
  counter O new nark p 
 
  , ~ sand
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
JAMES ROTHWELL & CO.,.

{ O a O ebest
 
 rd low wowing odspringb busn ters surpIu We're Losing Their Money, And lots 0" not ours
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
WOODBURY.
SEVERAL LAW CASES.


 In the case of William Cothren vs Rod- erick Atwood, heard before State Referee Hon Miles T. Granger, last week, at Wa terbury, after one days trial, it was amicably settled by Mir Atwood's paying Mir Cothren $275. Cole for plaintiff, O'Neil and Baldwin for defendant. In the case of William H. Carpenter vs john A. Atwood, heard several weeks ago be- fore the probate court of New Haven, judgement has been rendered in favor of the defendant. Newell V. Jennings of Bristol for plaintiff, Cothren and Sween- ey of Naugatuck for defendant.
 Ground was broken for the new chapel of the First Congregational society, ,Mon- day, May 21. No great progress was made and it rained nearly all the week. We have not heard what progress was made at the new water works. The committees are vigorously at work and grand celebration July is assured. Thomas F. Harvey has leased Mrs Lemmon's house, recently vacated by T. l.. Shea. MT Shea has retired to hi, Wheeler farm on the eastern hills. l l.. J. Allen is repairing the late Mrs Wells house, preparatory to it's eccupa- | tion by the new purchaser, Mrs James Allen of Bethlehem.
 | Our old friend, Sylvester P. Richards l 70, well known throughout the state il ! Grand Army circles, died of paralysis al his home in Wallingford May 24. | Dr Rodger is repairing his mansion l formerly the Judge Phelps place, built
 in 17S2 by Josiah Beers, father of ths l late Hon Seth F. Beers.a | William Darby of Waterbury has beer l employed by Dr Ketcham as prescription clerk in his drug store.
 The intended marriage of Edward Cowles to Miss Cora Isbell is announced
 HoTCHKIsSVILLE AND VICINITY.
 Mrs Darcey of New York. wife o | Frank Darcey at H. W. Warmers, ant her uncle, made a short visit with M
 and Mrs Warner, last week. Mrs Dare, will soon leave her home in New Yorl
 and make it her home here, MT Darce.
 having rented place of MT Warner. Bernard Tanning has surprised hi
 many friends by procuring wife iron
 Providence, R. I. We are pleased t . congratulate Mir Tanning. Three more cutters have been added
 the force at the American Knife Go factory, which shows little more de } mand in the knife trade, which we ar pleased to notice.
 Charles B. Smith, H. c. Smith and c , K. Roswell and son secured fine strin pickerel at Quassapaug lake, last Friday . 36 in number.
 , c. H. Perry has been visiting with hi
 brother and sisters for the past few days - Miss Cora Isbel will leave next Mor , day for an extended visit among friend iii Botsford, Bridgeport, New Milfor and other places.
 The Hotchkissville baseball club ar ] arranging with the Colored club of w. 7 terbury for Decoration day. } Charles Curtiss and family fror Bridgeport are visiting at the home C lHrc Curtic
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h Fairfield County.
BRIDGEPORT.
AT THE HOSPITAL.

The general hospital has now 42 suf- fering patients. Two are from Trum- bull. John G. Schmidt has had an operation to find bullet which had been lodged in his thigh. Frederick Rasehpiehlor has been operated on for an abscess of the liver. The hospital is so largely patronized that an extensive addition is being built at the rear, giving another ward, operating room, surgical ward and spacious corridor where will be an elevator to take the patients to any story. A new hospital wheel table, with rubber tires, will be used to convey the patients to their rooms.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01

on her father, s. F. Clark, Monday week.
 Miss c. Nettleton has been the guest of Mrs $. F. Clark
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
GREAT DISPLAY OF FOOTWEAR.

Threes thousand pairs more of shoes and Oxfords from the great fire in Lynn will be opened, this week, by c. H. Ben- nett, Bridgeport, and at greater bargains than have been offered. Girls cloth top, patent leather button shoes at 49 cents, regular price $1.50, sizes II to ?; , cases of ladies' Dongola kid button shoes. $2 stamped on soles, at the ridiculously low price of 69 cents, opera and common sence lasts; 10 cases of mems calf lace and congress shoes, worth $2 and $3, MT Bennett has marked them at $1.09; 5 cases of Russia and russet shoes for men, all sizes, $1.49, lace and butcher, regular price for these shoes is from $2 to $4 :; ladies first French Vici kid button shoes,
 worth $5, at $2.99; ladies' russett and Dongola kid Oxfords at 49, 69 and S9 cents; children's spring heel shoes, sizes
 5 to &, at 25 cents; mems best French
 calf handsewed shoes, worth $5 and 6, at
 $2.49. Read Mir Bennett's advertise
 ment for particulars.
 A large line of sailor hats for the ladies just received by W. E. Halligan, Bridge port.
 Mrs Henrietta Burr of Wheeler avenue is just recovering from a six weeks at | tack of the grip.
 John l.. Tomlinson has just received at his lumber yard a vessel load o1 spruce lumber.
 Arthur Wildman has taken his ole position at the D. NJ. Read Co.'S. | The young woman's christian associa tion will soon be in working order
 Work is being rapidly pushed. The rooms are at 243 Main street. 1 Prof Joyce has accepted a position a
 organist at the East side Methods church.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01
MEMS PANTS DEPARTMENT.

tanl tPanso Pantsa but
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-01

| STORE THAT WOULD DO CREDIT TO A METROPOLIS.
, 1894-10-10
SeIbftmoro i'm GARFIELD parf.

6eute friib nm 6 lbr fan6 8oIi3i1t
8rOwn am @ingang gum @arfieIo Barf,
an bet Gde Der 2afeitraBe uno Ct. 9ouiS
9Ipe., ben Qeibnom bes 57idbrigen Sacob
S6ertbe ais 473 Morren 2toe. auf. 9aB
Elm Selbfmorb %Dorlag, untcrIda feinem
3weifel, ba ii9 III Der redten 6anb OeS
Sooten Elm Geuoluer befGno, altS Dem cine
&ugeL fe6lte, unb I'M Die &ugcllpunbe in
Der reHten S6Idfe. Ourb weI6e Der SOB
berbeigefiibrt par, Die 6dut an8eien9t tpar,
mas idlieBen IdBt, baB Die Naffe une
mittelbor al Ben &opf gebalten murbe.
Nean brad6te BEN 9eicbnam nab ser Golntp
Morgue. 8eldbe 9eucggritnbe 3u Der
Gbat porlagen, 1T bis jeBt nod ni6t err
mittelt morOen. 9a Sbertbe elm aIeinz
itebenoer Witttper tpar, glaubt MO nidt,
baB ct Nabrungsiorgen 3u erleiOen bate,
6cnn ct fanO INNER 8ei9dftigung, menn
sr 1olde iucbte.
, 1894-10-10
Oas BuoeIeifen ais maffe.

George 2ucaS in 8oo6lapn empfing in
Ser Oerfluiienen 0tabt ben 8siu4 lnges
betener OGite. CT tripacbte, ais Elm Wtann
Elm Seniter in Die 6Obe SIT i6ieben uerz
iubte. 8ie eS ic4ien, tonnten bic SpiBz
buben bas Seniter in Germ 2ucos' G6Iafz
simmer ni6t in Bic 6Obe brineen, tpesbalb
itc ibre 0eriucbs an etnem 6eniter Oes g arz
Lors fortiebten. Sn3pii6en bate it9~6err
2ucas nit etnem 8 Bfunb i6weren 8uz
S~eleiien bewaftnet unb bteie 8dffe benubte
er ais 8urfsei9OB. ST traf bic Senfters
i1cibe, ser19metterte Otciel6e uno bate
mOgItcberpetie einen Ginbrebcr getroffcn,
renn berielbe nt3t sur Seite geiprungen
tpdre. Die gtu9barn iaDen Orei Ofdnner
in eiliger Tlu6t Oopon laufen unO Der
G6luB, baB bte.3a6I 6er9eiucber bericnigen
Der @ra3ien gIeibtam, ipenn iie au3 etnen
f~ueniger ange1e6men Ginorud macbten, 1T
lomit Elm berecbtiater. 0ie Boli5et wuroe
BON benz @rei9niB in SenntliB geleBt unO
eS lit ocSbalb an3unebmen, baB Die ndbtz
lic6en &uDeit0rer enttpeber ei~ngefangen
neroen ODER entpilben.
, 1894-10-10
mieoereinfibrun9 oes Ourdean9s.
COLES lit China.
Das oerieIbe fir ole hanoeItreibenoen I1a=
tionen III beoeuten hat.

Bafbtngton, .. g., 10. Oft.
@s betBt I'M Staotsoepartement, oaB ser
6anbel Nmertta's unb an6erer Climber
bur3 ben 8ei6luB Ser 6lneiticben Ge9iez
run9, einen 0ur6ganssapu auf @aarcn 31
erbeben, erntltber beOrDbt tpiro, ais burb
irsen6 cine anoere WfoBregel felt benz 9(uSz
bru6 beS &rie8e5. Den Oiplomaten 1T
bieier 3ou unter benz 0tamen y2efin" po6l
befannt. @S 1T cine Dirt bon Steuer urb
miro auf ale @infubrz ooer 9lusfubrz
@aarcu, tpelde bur6 G9ina geben, err
boben. Gs lit ein fir9terltder 6emm>
i6ub fur BEN 6anbelSDertebr, oenn oie1e
Steuer tptro in jebem Srte, burb tpel9cn
6te Waaren geben, erboben, uno bdrft iib
10 euBerOroentli6 ibueu an, baB itc tbatz
i03lt6 fir DteIe Waaren, beren Ginfi5z
runs in 6aS Snrere bon CHINA u~nlercn
Garflelttsn erit nad ntelen Qlnitrengun9en
gelungen lit, einem @infuDroerbOte 9(eicbz
tommt. Sinf3Ig Sabre lang Iaben ale
banoeltreibenben 9tationen auf bic QlbIbafz
lung 6ieier Steuer btugearbeitet, unb
i1tteBli6 murbe nit Der dineitibcn Negiez
rllng Elm Nbtommen 9etrOffen, tDonacb nur
ctr @tnIuDr5ou besabIt unb baS y0efin"
abge1bafft Durbe. Wtrb baIielbe mie6cr
ein9efllbrt, 10 ite6t SIT befiir6ter, baB es 3u
elmer bauern6en Steuer iptro, lelblt tpenn
Der Srieoe bal0 0b8ei6loiien perOen loute,
tpeil Die 6inelii9e Negierung Oieielbe brouz
c6en DtrO, nm bic gelDalttge 8rtcgSihulb
ab5ube3ablen, mel9e iDr ie6enfal5 bon
Sapan Guferlegt peroeu wtrb.
, 1894-10-10
Cine wtdtt9e ~Gntfdetoun9.
Salt Ri6ter Kerfen iiber ole SdIie6une pom
mirtbfhaften nm II uhr Nahts.

Seutc Worsen ftanb BiQiam Meiter,
BET @igentbimer bes 6otelS CUR Stabt
6annope:, SEQ. IA Wi9iganitr., Dor &idz
ter &eriten inter Der NnfIage, nacb 3p0lf
1br @Gite bebtent 31 Eaben. 0teiter mics
na6, baB ct leine Gbiren felt II l16r gez
i6loiien belt u11b nur ieine 0otel9dite iidb
in ser @irtbibaft beS 6otcls befanben.
Ser &iAter citirte bic suitdnbige Std0t>
berDronung, tpelhe belagt, baB bic 8irtbe
um II ltbr ibre 8irtbi6aften i6lieBen
ioucn. @s lit tetn BaifuS in oieier Ser
orbnung, melber anbeutet, 6ab ben anipez
lenben @dftcn no6 II ltbr feline @etrGnfe
n%ertauft wer6en Oiirfen, obpobl 6ieie 8ez
binsung Dieleibt in Der Qlbit6t Der Ser
faiier ser 8erOrOnung lag. Der 9ticbter
fiibrte Detter aus, baB nacb 6en ObDaltenz
ben @runbidben ber @eicbesz urtb 8erorbz
nun9szNuslegung Die ltntlarbeit elmer Be-
itimmung Dem 2lngefla9ten gu Suite fomz
men mitiie. 9emna9 aebt Die Gntibeiz
bun8 babtn, baB Elm 8irt6 UNI II 11br
feline Nirtbi9aft i6LieBen unb ytiemanOen
me6r einlaiien bari, DaB er ben onipeienz
ben @aIten jebOcb na3 II l1Dr @etrdrte
Ocrfaufen farm. Wfelter tpurOe fret9e@
iOroChen.
, 1894-10-10
5GPherbItR
81 no 9mr3gefG6tes.

Sn einem BEL gtetp Cattle i'm State
2Solbtngton 9ele9enen &o6lenberSuert
ltno burd i6lagenbe Wetter II Wfenicben
oerun9Iiidt; elmer berieIben lit tObt, 2 limb
nut ben Sob DerIeBt un6 8 baben i6pere
S~erleBun9en baOOngetragen.
Cine neue itarfe Sruppenma6t pur6e
bon oenSGpanern tngttn@5i6uan i'm 0olfe
bon 0iauztong, etpa 100 Meilen itblib
BON Wfllfben geGauoet. ..........
: Sn @cuaoor tpiitbet sur 8erGnberung
tpteoer etn11al cine GeDolatton.
- Ser @etreibemarft lift bier 6uBerit
flau; Der De3em6erpreiS bes &et8ens lit
bon 533 auf 538 3uridge9anGen, unb
tpteber auf 53S seitie9en; Ser Maitermin
bon 584 ouf 584, be3iebentli6 ouf 3d..
9ie Wfaipreiie lin6 per Ofai auf so uno
sol getptcben SAFER lit matt gu 33033B
per Mat. G6weinehei16 1T left; Ser
Sunitermin bra9te II. 60@12.70@12.6 IS !;
S6maI3 1901 30, 8ippcben 6,373@423.
- 8etm Ginfturs zines g%aeubaues Iin6
beute MOrgen in Seem gOrf in ber Wonroes
1traBe 4 W1eni9en eriblagen unh 13 me6r
Dber minoer i6per Dernun6et nor6er.
Seeds tperOen nod DermtBt un6 bcftnben
ftb tuabri9einIi9 mod unter ben Gram>
ntertt.
= SIM Often ipitbet Elm furcbtbarcr
Sturm un6 BEL Gope Otao in Stem Seriep
beftnOen fib 5 S5biffe in gtotb, benen bic
GettungSmannfboft nt6t beisuiteben Oerz
mag.
= Die Stem gOrfer TOnbsbDrie lit peis
6enb geitimn1t, Oob bat Der &Itgang bis
UNI 3ebn nt6t' liber 5 psf. ~bctragen.
SpGter itn6 bann Die 8retie nocb nm 4@S
psf. rGdtpGrtS ge9ansen, bod trat iteaene
petie, ME BET @asactien, tDieber einc @ufs
b~efferung Elm.
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,,BuOOenlteR"
Gin aenbau 1ufammeu9etiir't.
Gin benodbartes Paus 0oourd
Seritort.
limo cine men9e perionen unter oen Crim=
mern begraben.
g N q nrf. 10. Oft.

tSeute 9egen balb bier l1br mur6e Elm i'm
Gau begriffenes iiebenit0diges @e6duOe,
SEQ. "A WfonrOeitr., bonn Sturme untz
sepebt. Oa5 StpeiitOdtge 6ous $40. "
puroe our5 Die einitiir3enSen Wfanern Doaz
ftGn6tg 3erit0rt; baIielbe tpar bon 3pei
Samilien unb &OfgGngern beuobnt, tuel6e
i6mmtLi6 inter BEN Guinen begraben muir
ben. Bis ieBt ipur6en Orei Soote unb leut
i6ner DcrleBte YerIonen aus ben Huinen
berausgeicbafft. Sour cine 9eicbe fonnte
ibentiftsirt ner6en; eS lit 6tes bic set 40
jGbrtgen Srau Bertha GrpuS; Die anoern
beiben iinb bic 9ei6en etncS Wtarnes un6
zines Rnoben. 9as ctrgeltir5te @ebGuoe
ipar unIiber uno eS tparen bGufig Glagen
ibr Ben man9el6aftcn 8au gefii6rt tporoen.
SOI9enbe Derlebte 8eriOncn limb bis iebt
aus ben Hutnen beraussebo[t morben:
@eor9e 8obtnotptB, 29 Sabre ait; 2ouis
2tbrabamS, Y Sabre alt; 0aOib &ronts,
"a; SannD Gronts, %; Soiepb 8rabp, Il;
TimotbD 0olan; 8eilte Nbra6amS, 40
2elpis S. Mbram5, 20; Wtaurice abrams.
Der Bau beS 5uiammengcltiir3ten Sc
bdubes tpar leit 3met Wonaten i'm @ange
nnb loIte ais @iien9ieBerei benubt tperOen.
Sett Dem 2e8en beS Sunoamentes tDuroelt
i6on bon alien Seiten &la9en bariber ers
9oben, baB baS @eb0ube 81 lcbtpacb lei unb
einitir3en tuerbe, ebe 6a5 Dad aufgeleBt
tper6en witrOe. uno 10 lit es benn aucb ge7
fommen, benin bas 0a6 tpar nod feline
3cbn Stunben ferttg, ais baS 0auS 3ulams
menitir5te.
GS icbctnt, aLs oh MIR snei 8erionen
3ergen pes @tn1turSeS 0eS 0ebGu0eS parerl
unb oeren 9IuSiagen ftimmen 10 3ienlid
therein.
Sbomas 8aGib lit ser 8Gdter Ser bin:er
benz einseitiir5ten 6oule Gte9enben 6eder'z
i6er StGQe, un6 oerlelbe lagt, baB Der
Gtnltur5 UNI balb bier l1br itattfanb, SoB
CUR 3eit Elm i6tDeres lntpetter gcberricbt
babe unb Der Gegen 1T Str0men g%cfaIen
lei.
WaIter S. 8roan, bon II W1onroeltr.,
befanb fib auf benz g8e9e nacb leiner 8obz
nung unb itanb al Ser @de bon gitee uno
WonrOcitr,, ~finf3i8 SUB entfernt, ais bas
0ebGltoe 5uiar1menltir3te.
rOaS @jebGuoe", idGte CT, vtD0r i6(e6ter
9ebaut, ais tr9cnb zines 6er bon 8ubbenitef
aufgefii6rten 6Guier. 8ub6cniicf aber
gtng auf a6t3ebn Sabre in OaS !3ucbt6aus,
tpell ct bet ictnen 0Guiern Sanb itatt
WfDrtel benuBt bGttc."
2(uS Dem @ebdube, pe(6ts burb ben
@initur3 beS neuen @ebGuoe8 al W1onroez
itraBe 5eritOrt murbe, iperben nod lebs
8erionen permiBt, .Wan farm Stimmen
D0ren. tpeI6e aus ben Triimmern fonmen ;
eS iinD bier 0ciben aus ben &uincn berz
ausgei6afft t%por0cn, unb breisebn me9r
ober minoer ic6per uerIebte 8eriOnen.
, 1894-10-10
Beoeuten6er Bran6fdaoen.

Sn bem crten Stodtpert bes 6auies 239
Al Oft Wta6tiOn Str, in Dem z. S. Salt
man Elm Scbnet6er9ei9Gft b%etreibt, 6racb
beute Worgeu I'm II ll9r Seuer ans, Sn
BEN brei o6cren Stodperten bciinbet iib
bic MGnteIfobrit bon 81. @Qin9er & g.,
beren Eager Ourcb Jfau6 bel1aoigt wurbe.
Sn Dem @rS9ei6oB betreibt 8. S Sbee
eincn S9ubLa0en uno bier puroe be-
beutenber Scba6en bur6 @oiIer
angcricbtet. GalIman's 9an5es Ga
ger wurbe pouitGnois 3erit0rt Inb
Der 8erluit auf $4,000 an9egebcn. 9os
@ebdube tuurbe gum 8etra9e bon $500 bez
ibGOi9t. @ie es beiBt, itnb ale 8erlu1te
burb 8critberun9 9eOedt. Die @ntz
ft~ebun9suriGcbe bes Seuers 1T unbetannt,
, 1894-10-10
Die Nnterfnd)uu9 9e9eu gueuo
nnO Oa Oama.
Derle9un9 Ser Pouptitoot oes Staa=
tes Rio Janeiro.
Qreentinien feiert Den Jabrcstas Ger Gnt=
oeduu9 pom Qnertfa. @
81 0 s aneirp. 10. Oft.

Da ser Seuot bie Domination bon
8aratta gtt6erio gum 9ticbter bes Ober8e7
ri9tes nicbt beitGtigt bat, bat Ser Yrdiibent
Beiyoto ben gtomet BON Nmerico 8ra3i9
liano, Oem frii6eren 8rditbenten beS Staaz
tes Sao Baolc, ein8eianbt.
Qbmiral Waurib fitbrt Den 8oriiB iber
Ben 0erid9tSbcf, ipeEher einberufen lit, I'm
bas Gcrbolten Der 2tOntirGIe Wfeuo un6 ba
0au1a in GerbinOun8 nit Der leBten Jteooz
luton 3u unteri1cben.
Nuf OoS Griucbet be8 ertpG6Iten Graitz
benton Wtorae5, tpir6 8eirOto Die S6mie=
ri9feiten nit 4 ort88oL beile9en, che er BON
leincm Nlmte Suriidtritt. Die Sauptftabt
beS StaateS 8to Saneiro lit bon 9ttctberoD
nab Metropolis perlcgt tporben.
Die argentiniibe &egierun8 bat Ben II.
NoOember. BEN Sa6reStog ser @ntbedung
bon @mertfa, fit einen 0ffentlicben Teiers
tag erfldrt unO fit ben Sag cine sroBe
Slottenreoue angeorbnet.
, 1894-10-10
Oiinfieer DeridDt ilber Die dJi=
lenlldDen 3olleluuabmen.
Gn9Iifde Shaoener1ok Qniprade
aus ser lekten Revolution.
Der pdpfIi6e Nuntius aus &irna in Dali
paraifo a1eefommen.
galparatio, gbiGe, 10. Ott.

OTRf ~EH
Ser 0ampfer, Del6er 9e1terlt bon @u>
ropa o%ntant, bro6te bunberttauieno Bfunb
Sterl. lIr ben @onuertirungSfon6. 9ie
3oueinrabmen betrugen in 8olparaiio I'M
IeBten Wonat 1868, 900 in 9apiergeLo u1b
Sob; Elm Otebrbetrag bon $50, 900 gegerl
bic @innabmc bes entiprec6enDen Wonates
int leBten Sabre. Sn Squique betrug 6ie
Ginnabme 2 Wtilionen Dollars in Silber
unD @oIo, meiitens QuSTubr3ou auf Sal
peter; in 8ilagua 500, coo in @ol5 unb
SiIber. 8eribte BON allen 3oubauiern
in Der Nepublif 3etgen cine M~febreinnabme
gegen bcnielben Wonat i'm Iebten Sabre.
Der SalpeterDerfauf am Is. Sttober
umtaBt 81 Qnla8en unb IL @runDitife.
9as Gribunal fir anglo>6iteniihe Mnz
iprii9e aus ber lebten 8epolution mir6 nit
Der GrLeoigung berielben am 20. Sttober
Beginner. Ser britiicbe @eianbte bat be-
reits Nnlprlbe i'm 8etrage bon 80, 900
Bfunb ein9ereicbt.
Ser pGpitlibe gauntiu8 lit bier etngez
~troffen, I'M ben sibm 9tnfangS bteIes Sa9res
bonn @r5bii6of bon Santiago in 0ima gez
mabten 8eiucb 81 ertpiOern,