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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29

LEGHoRN, Aug. ga great panic was
caused among the patrons of the Pancald,
sea bathing establishment near here. by
the explosion Of bomb i'm one of the
dressing rooms. The building was par.
TALLY shattered and several bathers were
slightly injured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29

SPRINGFIELD Mass. Aug. 2g--Tba ,,,o,
OF Conductors Parker and Dunbar for en-
pezziement OF tickets from the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad com,
pany and OF Charles Mesick for receiving
emoezzled goods was held yesterday,
Judge Bosworth reserved decision.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
Approved by the pr..,d.n,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The president
mas approved the act appropriating $1,000
Tor the collection of internal revenue and
Tor other purposes, including the collec.
uons OF the income tax; also the Joint res.
oiution instructing the secretary of war 70
return to Massachusetts the flags of Ger.
tain volunteer infantry regiments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
THE NEWS EXCURSION !!
70
New York
AND
Newburgh
ON THE HUDSON
Saturday and Sunday, Sept t&2.

by request OF hundreds Of patrons, THE
NEWS Excursion Bureau has planned
another all-day excursion up the
beautiful hudson River, the
"Rhine of America and the most
beautiful river in the world.
warned by the extraordinary popularity
OF the July tour, taken over the
same unique and beautiful route,
The NEWS has engaged much
larger boat for this trip.
The steamer selected-City of Boston.
is about the handsomest excursion
boat that ever came into Rhode
Island waters. She has ample state
room and berth room accommoda-
tons for large company, mag
nlhcent saloon deck and ornate
dining room. She has "a record for
speed -ea the Sound that -Aas-se,t
yet been reached, aud all connec-
tions announced will be made
strictly on time.
Her speed, also, enables THE NEws TO
announce two hours ashore in his
toric Newburgh, where The News
tourists will have ample time to
visit Washington's Revolutionary
headquarters and see the many in
teresting relics there.
The trip to Newburgh and return is l20
miles long-covering completely the
really beautiful section of the won
derful Hudson with its world
famous Palisades.
Meals will be served in the dining room
either a la carte or table d'hote.
price for the latter being 80 cents.
The City of Boston being entirely in
charge of The News, this news
paper will, as before, control the |
sale of tickets. and no Objectionable
persons will be permitted to secure
Passage.
Every passenger on board will be con-
sidered guest of THE News,
The price of the round trip including
the 400-mile journey to New York
(where you may spend Sunday if
you prefer, instead of going up the
Hudson) aud the 100 mile sail mp the
Hudson and back may be had at the
nominal price
So So So
For further details see announcement
n another column.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
An August Temnest

BREsLAu, Aug. 20. "A fierce storm
swept over Laurahauette. Thousands O
windows were broken by hailstones, trees
Were torn up 10y the roots and great
number of chimneys were overturned
Two persons were killed by lightning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Geronimo and his band are to be re
leased.
Timber fires are raging in northern
Michigan.
New York cloak and cap makers won
their strike.
Queen Victoria has returned to Bal.
moral castle
II Moritz, the famous Swiss spa, was
visited by fire.
Joseph Harris, n notorious bank thief
was arrested at Chicago
indictments Of Lansing Mich alder.
men Tor bribery are expected.
Three men were injured by a shot shell
EXPLOSION at Bridgeport Conn.
Thomas Il. Clarke, insnufacturer a,
hardware Montreal, has assigned.
ool Ex-premier ,pire,mier stsmbulofr was offered 500.
"oo ronbles to deyose Prince Ferdinand
The Republicans Of Holyoke Mas.
voted TO adopt the new state caucus net
hmpioyes of the Southern RAILWAY
sonpany at shssburne, N. s., have .sruct
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29

CINCINNATI, Aug. 29.-The Ancient Or.
der OF United Workmcn is holding its
grand lodge meeting here. There ara
about 400 members Of the order in attend.
ance. Mayor Caldwell delivered a we.
come address, and Grand Master Work.
man Parker responded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
WAS VALUED AT $4,000.


TOLEDO, Aug 20. - Cora, 2:2olL, bv
Hamlin's Altamont, Jr., died i'm her stall
at the race track yesterday of congestion
of the lungs. Cora was one Of Hamlin's
great pole team, and was valued by him at
$1,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
A Double killing.

OoLuNBIA, , c., Aug. 29.-A bloody
sraeeuy was enacted in Blackville yester.
any, whereby solomon Brown and John
r,,ooen ,,,,. We're shot 10 death. The double
Aiiilhg was the result of an old feud.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
why the Tatsrta waits.

ApES, Aug. es.-The Japanese torncdo
eun5oas Tatsuta was detained here bo,
cause her captain and crew were Br,tish
subjects Moreover, the crew refused 20
DO duty, and thus the Tatsuta was unable
70 proceed in any case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
NOT GUILTY.


WORCESTER, Mass, Aug eo.-The ,rrv
~ rS,urned I,, verdict of not guilty in the case
OF oharies w. Stone of Athol cb,r@od
WI, Win burning the match factory Of Edson
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
EMPEROR is SORRY.


BERLIN, Aug. 29.-Emperor William
has issued an order forbidding large gath
srings Of civilians on tho occasion of the
army maneuvers, on account OF thesrsar of
the cholera. The emperor expresses re-
greet that such an order should be neces-
sarv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
Talking Over ola Time.

The WEIRs, N. H., Aug. 2e.-The 18th
annual encampment of the New Hampshire
veteran association began YESTERDAY
Many distinguished Grand Army men are
present. There was campfire last even
inQ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
Probably n su,c,s..

mlLllAhrowS. Mass. Aug. es.-The
.auiy uecomposed body of n colorcd man
W. discovered in The woods. near here.
s,e. s.rusy. a note found In his pocket in.
'"'~'os 'nst ~ Was case " suicide.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
OF NEW ENGLAND STOCK.
By The Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Aug 29--Ex- State Senator
Onaries T. Coffin was unanimously nomi.
naeed ior both the long and short term in
congress. The nominee Is a man OF LARGO
wealth. and comes Of one Of the wealtbiest
ana most influential families in New Enc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
Dcnth,s stamping arouna

FITCHBURG, Mass, Aug 2o.-Tvphoia
feverfro imperfect sewerage and the f]ltbv
condition Of the river bed in the Cleohorn
district Is suspected as the cause of mn.
usual mortality. An Investigation Is 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
SICKNESS WAS BRIEF.


GRAHAM, Va, Aug. 2s.--MrS Harry NJ
emythe wife OF the United states min.
!sfer TO Hsyti, died at the Hotel Graham
nsre yesterday after brief sickness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
More of II.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 29.-The grand
jury last evening returned joint indict-
ment against Councilmen Thomas Haley
and Peter B. Calfield and Alderman
Frank Is. Thriffiley FOR bribery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
Victim of Apoplexv.

RIcHMoND Me-, Aug. 29-Town Clerk
j. Il. Cunningham died OF apoplexy last
evening. lie was IS years of age, chair.
man OF Republican county committee and
candidate for county attorney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29

VIENNA, Aug. 2s.--Fire broke out ,n o. /.
castle OF the Prince Of Metterniob NJ pias'
an Bohemia. The flames spread % 49,
village, which will probably be destro,.a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
Where Is Leadbetter ?

FITcHBURG, Mass, Aug. 29-Chipman
o. Leadbetter, an insurance agent i'm this
city, has been missing since Saturday. He
lives at Leominster
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29

BERLIN, Aug. ga sociaIistio sg,,a,or
named Wabpitz, sentenced 70 serve = ,s's',
oI imprisonment committed suicide bx
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29

When the hair has fallen ont l..,,,n a..
neso bald. ~ the scalp j. not shiny. there A. =
..n9s 41.u OF regaining the hair BY using HaIl's
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29

dose OF Ayers Cherry pertoral 49,. A.,
time has prevented many n, az sIrLn,Ss ~en ~
saseu numerous lives. This proves tbe nc,'..
ss oi keeping this Incompatible mcdici,e
~nere u can he readily reached AZ all hour
OF the day aud night M ho"s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-29
CONTINENTAL STEAMBOAT 90.
TRANSPORTATION
DOWN The RIVER
WITHOUT DUST!l.
Day and Evening
AMUSEMENT

AT CRESCENT PARK-steamsrs evsrv no min
pies Imperial Japanese Jugglers from the MI.
tado = Iheater In Toxic. Roman Hippodrome aud
Circus Msximus. An immense entertsi q mt
combining many wonderful features of Ancient
and Modern Games. Shows afternoon and ever.
boats.
AT ROCKY PoINr-stsamers hourly on the
hour. Entertainments In tho Casino and Theatre
afternoon and evening. Ball games every week
Open Dance Pavilion ana the only Haunted Swing
snd Ferris wheel in New England
Al FIELDS POINT-seamers every 80 min
utes fro m II O. 10 30 p N. Dinner on arrival el
II 30 a m. boat special p. m bake arrival al
bake.
Private Dining Rsemi special care OF ladies and
children I y. N. boat Tor Crescent Park aud
Rocky Point stops at Fields Point
(See Local Time TsbsSl
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
Derfnilbtes,

- Die @eretteten beg an Der Barrier
Snfel geI4etterten 0ampfer5 yWairoropa"
ftnb in Mudldnb dngefpmmen. Oa5 S9iff
rannte in itiirmiI9em Wetter geqen bic Sell
fen an. Die 5abrgdite 19ltefen, Gs tpurz
ben aber fofort, nabbem tie 9etpedt tparen,
&ettungsgiirtel au5get6eilt. Die Nuftrttte,
bic ii9 barauf namentlt9 aniT9en Gltern
unb &tnbern abfpielten, paren 1er33erreiz
Benb. SroB a1ebem entitanb feline 8ertpirz
rurg unb in Der grDBten Sr6nung murben
bic 8oote 6inabgelafen, Die See gtng 6o9.
N}e6rere 8oote i9lugen beBbdlb I'm unb
biele SabrgGlte ertranfen auf bteIe @efe.
8iele tletterten in Die Maftsn. Sci Sages=
onbru9 19nammen 3tpet 9eeIeute nit
Souen an Die &ifte. 9ur9 biefe Saue
purben MQe, Die CUR 3eit mod lebte1, gez
rettet, 30 @tunben muBten bic S3tffz
brii9igen auf ben Sefen bletben. Sbre
Na6rrng beitanb aus Npfeliinen, bic BON
Dem Oampfer an bas @etabe gef3pemmt
murDen. S9IieBli9 tpurben MaDrtz8Dote
Der 9erlafenen anIi9tig. Damn lam 9tlFe
BON 8ort SiBrop. % BON Der Mannf9aft
uno Ill SabrgGite ftno ertrunten.
0te Malb6rdnbe in Mgerien baben
nd9 nG6eren 8ert9ten etne nett qrDBere
Musbe6nung 9ebabt unb Diel mebr Ser
~piiftun9en angeri9tet, als mar bisber
puBte. sic maren 19limmer, als bic i'm
@ePtembsr, Nus Semoppes, Bone, 0ron
Ii. a. @tGbten tommen t~rofttOie No4ri3ten;
btele 00rfer ftnb in 5lammen oufgegangen;
Die eingebra9te Grnte, Die 5ru3tbdume
1eG6f ftno perni9tet unb i4rDar3er 3au4 be-
bedt meilel1tpett bag gan5e 2anb. 0tele
MenT6en finb umgefpmmen; in IinzG4erz
6ar auein nurDen IL Nraber f0rmIicb ge@
bruten, in einem go9t6Ofe Derbronnts Der
8eibsr 8sReOe nit feiner 5ron nmo 8nei
S08tern. Die Grbitterung Der 8eD0lferung
gegen bic @ingeborenen 1T CROP, neil oteie
in ben meiiten TdGen nit Ge9t bei4ul6i9t
merben, Die @alb6rdn0e berdnlaBt gu 3aben.
9aB ie aber um bteIe SabreS3eit iiberbaupt
m09li9 paren, 1T bic S9ulb beg INNER
mte6srfe6renben MiFenptnbss nnb elmer
ionft MIR benz 9p4iQmmer 5utommen0e
Semperatur.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27

mii6e uno i6iperfdGig fiiQ(et, 10 it's Elm
s3ei6en, boB nit 9brer Sober nit5t 2(Qe8
in Sronuu9 lit, @iue fridge, oeroiGte
Sober Ocran9irt 3bren Wea9en, Sbre 9tiez
rcn ulo @in9epeioe, un0 fii6rt 5ur 8lutz
Derid)led)teruug. sic enpiroen Die ttble
8irtung ant ganSen &6rpcr.
Oa8 bette uto befannteIte Mittel 6az
9egen lit &arl86aO. 9atienten 9e6en
0ortbit, nid)t oQcin sur 5eil1ueg bon
2eberleiben, iouOcrn a1d) BON beren Sol
9efranfbeitcn, wte @el6lndt, droniIder
Se6erOruG uu0 Gle d6nlttbe llebel.
@te broubcn o5er 6e8lpe9eu nid6t uad)
&arl8baO GIT reileu. sic f5nnen 9cltalt
0ieielbe &ur St 0atie 9ebraudelr, cut
'Ueoer init &arl8ba0er SpruoelIals, sen
an Der Qnele ~ob9e0ompftcu, feiten Sc
itan0t5eilen be8 Mailers, Ooer nit Dem
tnlportirteu &arl8booer YGo1Ier. 8et
Wo9c1fatorrD, Db8pcpiie, drOniIaer
9artleibi9feit, 9orurubr, alien 9idtiz
jden o6er rbeulnotii@cu 9(nfdGen iiuO
oa8 &arl3ba0er WaTler NIB 0a8 Oarous
a~69eOarnpfte Sol5 felt Sobrbunoerteu atts
e~rfanlte Oeillnittel geipcIen.
Jtebrneu Gle nur ben Gbteu, inlporz
tirten Artifcl nit Dem 9lamen8sug Der
&t8ner & sc cm6eliou So, Glz
leilt9e &9ellten, Seem Oort, nlo benz
Sie9el Der GtaOt &urlsba6 auf iebcr
8laIAe, 9itteu sic iid Dor oen pielen
ipertDloien ScrfdlIdun9eu, Die bier els
poerbeierte8" (''improved') o6er rfitnitz
lid)e8" &arlsbaoer Sols o~erfauft uer0elr.
Ste 6eIfeben nltr aus elmer Milduuo
bon 9eipoBu(ld)em @louberials unO 9ei05
ltbPulper lno belpirten teine8we98 0euIelz
ben Gfeft ME Die a@ten, bon ser 9eatur
9eltef erteu Garl3baocr Otittel. 8efebeu
sic oaranh mr. Die adlteH gu erbaltem.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
Qaoemeiner DroouFtenmnrft.
6of9enOe Preiie wurben BET srOBeren ga,
ten e~rSielt:

6of9elrbe qreiie purbet BET srObereu 9ars
tten e~r3ielt;
@etIuse1, lebenbig, Siibner SC. ;
Sprt19 @bt6enS 5@53c; Sltrfepg 53@6tc. T.;
GNten 7@73c.; @Gnie S4.O0@S5,5O baS
Oubenb.
@efta9eL seI9ladtet, - 6i6uer SO
&c. Spring GbidenS 6@G3e.; 3urfeps 6!@
SC. @uten 7@10c. @Guie 6@9c.
MtlO- Proirie Gbidens S4.25@4.75 per
Ons. Guoil $1.50@1,85 per 8ue. Bortz
ridge S.. 00@3.75 per GIb. @ooocof $3.50
@4.00 per GUS. Suipe $1.25 per Oub.
Rloper S0.75@1.2o; NilOenteu S1.25@7.0O
per OUT. 9fobbit5 $1.0O@3.40; &eb 8@14c.
@ier- 20c. per 0utello.
8o6neu- Gere, nit Der 6onb oez
pfliidte, $1.55@1.6O; olte, 81. OO@1.5O.
@rb Ell 9etrod1ete, oriile, 90@95c.
&ortOffeln- 6ebrouS 46@5Oc; Bur
bauts 48@53 bas guiibel; Roie 45@48c.
Qep ell 81. OO@S2.5O per Sap.
@etntroHbem- 10@15c per &orb.
8ouaHeu- 50@S1.5O per 8un6.
Gi"troneu- 81. 50@4.5O Die 8pr.
&p eliinen- 6lorioa 81. 75@2.25 per
8or, Qouiiiana 81 .50@1.75.
6ouig @eiber Slice. lit Qfunbe o69e.
tbetlt, 131@14c; ni9t 10 bed, 10@12c:
buttel SC OaS PfunO aus9elaiieuer 5@6c
We9l- 0arter gSeiSeu CBotenD luarelt
au9eieBt SI $3.20@S3. so, III TGiiern; mei0er
Q8et3eu CBotent) So. 00@$3.2 20: bartes @ei=
Setz C8aferme6O S1.9O@$2.OO in SGGen;
luei9er Q9eiSenz (8dderme6D 81. 70@S1. 90;
,,8eo Dog" 81. 70@S1. IS iii SGdelt; 0interz
weiSen S2.25@$2.5 80 IN 6olS.
No99en- 9to. 2 49c.
Seu-$ Sd. 50@11.00.
Corn 8erfdufe I'M Store go. 9 AGO
49,; Geo. 2 Qelb 4S@4S4c. GertGufe mad
Probe waren: go. 2, 484@-c; go. 8, 424@
434c.
cit = gertdufe i'm @tOre,
SEQ ROTH, 54@55c; No. 8 ROTH 53@53c4 !;
8erfduIe no9 BrObe waren: SEQ. 3 rOtber
51@534c.
@erite- go. 2 5S4@55c.
Safer - @erfGufe i'm @tore, $50. 2 28&
C; go. 2 weiB 314@32c; $40. 3 319c.
8ertGnfe no3 Brobe wareu: $50. 2, 29@294.
9 Gmereteu - Sla9S S1.454@1.4 6c;
&tmOtbp 81 .25@5.60; Glee S6.6O@9.15.
&leie- $3.50.
% bistep $1.23.
8utter- 8eite Creamery 8dore 25c;
quite 23@24c; mittelmaBi9e 1926; 0airp,
bette, 21c; mtttel9ute unb quite 17@19c;
friI9er 9adil1g=S 10@1Otc.
&Gie- 0Oun9amcrican98@1O4c ;S6wei.
3erfdie9t@10c, 9tmburger 74@8c.
sem ii e - WeiBfraut 50. 1000 per 100
Sopf. Selerte 10000 6a5 9ubeuo WeiBe
Giiben 20@25c per Buibel bel Der Gar; Sted=
riibeu @ bas Sap Woorriibeu -@75c.
per Barrel; 3piebeln S1.25@S1. 80 per SAP;
Somaten -@-c Der &orb.
GOt &iiben- 10000 per SAB.
@urfen--c per Gubeuo.
SIBfortoffeGu - SerIep's S2,5O@
1915, SutloiS s .25@1.5O per Sap.
9al0t- 75c@$1.0 90 per 4 9B. @aie.
9p 50-75c, per Sap.
etan5erri : ! : : 81 I -5S@ss R55 pr Sp$ Sos.
88ee@{feSnnco9qfDn; l, 81 S;f T Ger : a af, aoiro
bis nG6oite", grimes 5000; mittleres, ROTH
oOer blaBfarbi8, 43@5c; raub unO grob 40
43c; n@bOice", grimes, 6u Carpet urten,
5000; n9elf=porttn9", grimes, 5@5tc;
ROTH ober 9elb ~enbtgeuOeS 4t@5c.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
Qieber SER Sousfreunb "a

ELGUcI SDELl CJuuolLCuNU!
6iermtt baben t%pent9ite1ts fir ieBt =
Sic vt6umortitiiben 8lGtter" ibr @nbe er>
retcht. @tiien Sic, BEL Bet 9iBe 3erflteBt
Der 6umor, un6 tpenn audi gera6e nicbt
6urb bic pielen Wflldeniti9e, befommt man
boA leibt v6te vOeuden", unb bann tits
nit benz S6reiben vOtattbdi am Lebten."
SDIten Sic pie1eibt ipGter, tpenn Die
0inbe ipeben, bic S6neef1oden an Die
SAeiben i6la9en, i'm Ofen unb &amin 10
beimlt6 oas Seuer proiieIt unb bel elmer
vPeiff Sabaf" einem @rinnerltng an Grs
innerun9 iicb gum Strange ptnOet, -iouten
sic bonn mebr ser 8Idtter piinicben, bie
bon Sbrem S3reibtii9 nibt berweltt unb
bertroGnet in Ben Baptcrforb nanberl1
louen, bann laifen Sic es MIDI %tpiiien.
&aum bate i6 ben 9unft am Lebter
Sag 9entaobt unb i%uolte, 9erabe ettpa8
poetti9 an8ebal9t, eintge SGBe tpeite1
i6reiben, ba fommt meme 6rau bercir
uno iagt mir, es iei etn 6err 0r0uBen i'm
8ug9D. SD geDe binauS unb iprecbe nit
Dem Wtanne un0 erfabre, baB er cine 6laicbe
BON meincr 8atente Weot3in baben m0bte.
S3Ieunigit 9ebe i6 btnetn unb boIe tbnl
cine; aber BET Wtann poQte ite nicbt be-
3abGen. @r polte ite mai erft probtren ;
ct babe gebOrt, bic Me6isin ioue fir Nles
gut iein, unb ba feline S6meine 1aufig
ieien, 10 noble er bic Mebi3in 3uerit an
ibnen Deriuben, Dieueicbt BELLE ite ba AUDI.
gta, ba ion bod Elm.
10 'mas 1T mir nod
nte OOr9etommen; Bonner. ....
W2iQionen .......
Gnti6ulbi9en Sic, i6 bin gu aufgercst,
I'm tpeiter l1retben gu fonnen. 9tber ipas
muB man lid nidbt aQeS gefaaen ~lafien,
trobbem man Elm Larger Drifting" mar?
8ieaci3t ibreibe ic6 boS n1cblte MaG buz
moriittlcbe Bldttcr iiber ba5, maS einem
O%(an9en Drilling" in Nmterita polIirt iii.
QliO bis babin Ieben Sic mobL! @mpfQnz
gen Sic metnen beiten Oant fir Bic @eles
9enbeit, bic Sic mir 9ege6eu baben, mein
Observation-Disclosures Salient erproben su f0nz
nen.-@lauben sic, Sic fonnten mir bel
nteinem ndbiten Geriu6 Elm !Sonorar be-
3ablen Was 2?
Q(bieu!
S6r ergebener
8atertme6isin 6eriteQer,
GO6lz unb anberer Bauer
Beter @re9orS 6nuppe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
9te langeu 9riuingt,
Pnmoritifhe SI6tter aus Gem Sebeu zines
elemaIt9eu Stuoentert
@on @eter 0regor S6umppe.
CS6IuR.l
.}pin Iiphpr .Sprr Is

SWtHB.J
yO2etn Iie6er 6err g..
0eine 3pet 9fennige babcn mir letner3eit
rtAttg erbalten. Den gute1 Gat6, Sen 9u
un8 i6riftLi6 nit oeulelben gabit, baben
mir gu befpLgcn perlubt. @ir baben bic
5ipet 8fenuige in bie @Grme se[est an
beIen unb ounflen Sertern, ober Qtue5 bat
9tibtS 9eboLfen. Oils unS Dor elmer QSp6e
Die Sadbe nt6t mebr paiien poute unb mir
unS Die 3tpet Bfennige nd6er anlaDen, fans
ben mir, baB Der cine bonn Sabre 1880 unb
Der an0ere bonn Sabre 1879 mar; natirli6
einen Der Bfenntge bic GeiultatIoltgtett oer
Gerlucbe Elm. Stun lenben mir Dir anbet
etnen 8urit3tpfeI, Der einen 8ertb bon 8tpei
Yfennt9en bat, NIT Der 8itte, bcniel6en al
einen 9tr fitr baS MGb5t6um BON Wurlt>
3tpfeln gttnittgen BlaB 5u bdngen, unb
loute NAL bteier @urit5tpfeL AL elmer gSurit
angepa3len iein, bic Bel einem Srii6itld
nibt nun ben 0un8er 6eS 8eitan6eS 0ciner
ieBigcn SamiIte itt4en farm, ionOcrn aucb
ben 3umabg, Ser, ME mir gum WOble Der
Mteni9beit boffen, ni9t auSbletben miro,
10 erinnerc Did freunOlicb Der spei Btenz
MICE, bic iib nidt ielbit Dermebren ipoQen,
unb nOcb freun6LiAer
6er bret 2an8en'."
Sopobt Socbmiirben ais Der bebdbi9e
8iir9ermeiiter Ia9ten, 6aB baS Simmer
nur 10 brO6nte.
8aGb fam Die Qtbi9iebsIun6e. TIMER
6o9pirben beiteute einen Ma9enr uno
nit ber3Liben Nbfbte6stporten i9ie6en mir
bon einem vaIten 9errn", ber ni6t nur
feline iteben TDhter hattie, iDn6ern auch
feline bermebrunsSs uufGbi9en Bfenni8e.-
SeIbtberitdnbli6 ionbten mir OaS erbobcne
@elb 9Letcb na6 ~unierer N%ntunft an ben
Itebenspiirbiaeu 9eiitli6en 9errn 3urilG
unb ais 3ei9en u~nlerer 0anfbarfeit cine
toertbDoue Meeri9aumpfeifc, auf oeren itlz
bernem 9edcL itanO:
rv0ie Iaugcn 9rtutn8e""
v2atte",
vDtobitaner",
USul9en",
Sbrem
valten Serrn".
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
@bica9o, 81. Nopember.
2~usm6rtiae uIGrfte.

93GuBpreiie i'll BeiSen uno Corn III on6ez
rem StGbten mareu:
@ei3en : 93eW @Orf: g1Opember, SOC;
0ecember, 59bc; Woi, 639c; - ct. Souls :
gtopember, 515c; December, SIC. Ofoi SIC. ;
0ulutb 8oar, 594c. December, 584c. Wot,
614; - M~tnneapolts: 8oor, SOC; 0ecems
ber, 57ge;-8altimore December, $50; Mat,
634c; - &plebO: 8aar, 55c; 0ecember,
554c; = Milipaufec; 8oor, 55sc; Mat, 595e;
Detroit: Gdar, 554c; December, 554c.
Gorn-gtep 0orf: Nopember, 573c; 0es
cebr', 544c; 9foi, 524c; ct, Sonis, 9Opemz
Baltimore; Sobr, 503c; Sonnor, SOC.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Statement Of the PHENIX INSURANCE
nnhUul OV0IUIAVht of Brooklyn in
the State of New York on the 31st day of December
1888: made to the Insurance Superintendent of
the State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27

OtIIOIAL CIVILIZATION.
ANIMAL Natpmpnt of the PACIFIC FIRE INSU-
nnhuel NtutIMtht RANCE COMPANY Of New
York in the State OF New York. on the 3lst
day OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount Of Capital Stok paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27

No. l whitefish, p $500 a -
Family whitefish, o. 100 ID. $50 % -
No. l trout, q 9-brl......... $50 a -
Holland herring, key, new. 70 "a 80
Labrador herring, split, Pbrl $50 a -
Scalded herring, p box ..... IA q -
Mackerel, large family, 4-brl 7.25 q -
Mackerel, family, kits ...... .95 a -
California salmon, p brl . ..11.OO % -
Norway XIX herring, p brl. .12 80 % -
Abendblatt., 1894-11-27
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

UFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Natpmppf Of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
ilhudI Ul"lVmuht INSURANCE COMPANY of
brooklyn, in the State OF New YORK, on the 31St
day of December, 1893: made 10 the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
lOD,UOuUJ
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-11-08
NEW YORK TIDAL WAVE.

The empire state was swept by
the greatest republican tidal wave
in it's political history. The Hon.
Levi P. Morton has been elected
governor by a plurality very close
to 100000. The congressional del
egation has been changed from 10
democrats and Is republicans to 20
republicans and 5 democrats. The
state assembly will stand 104 re-
publicans to "a democrats. The
republican gains have been greater
in the democratic strongholds in
the cities than in the country dis
tricts, but in no county and in no
town has the democracy held its
own.
New York city was counted on
for from 10000 to 10000 for Hill,
but it gave him only $500 plurality
over Morton. William L. Strong,
republican and citizens candidate
for mayor, is elected by A., 900 over
Hugh J. Grant, Tammany's candi-
date. John w. Golf, of Lexow
committee fame, was elected recor-
der and the entire reform city ticket
wins by handsome majorities.
Brooklyn, which gave Cleveland
10000 in 1892, was carried by Nor
ton by 16,5O0. Five New York
democratic congressman were de-
feated by republicans and Brookly's
congressman Jared no better. The
result ON the constitutional amend
ments will not be known positively
at the time we go to press, but the
returns indicate that all of the
amendments have been carried, in
Guiding the new apportionment,
which Senator Hill declares will
retire the democratic party for 20
wears.