davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-10-09
3 Ommerfrtias- 9Ommertrifas


Soften in u. 6. 9efin0's gOipers Safe eubbipiiiou.
auf on9emeineu @unI6 Der saBleiaen geIuaer bon
9errn 9siings Sorm am qOlpers Safe in miscOufu 1T
bic aate-5rOnt in Gotten aus9eIegt unO in ben nturft
9ebra9t. BOpers Cafe 1T in 5ipeiitiHblssr Gabrt mt
Der gtortb Meitsrr=Sobu 81 errel6su. liegt Hobe Der
Citation Srnoa SuHctiuu, miseonftn. 8ie furae 6abrt
bon GenOa SnnchOH gum Safe lit reid on 5eenertsH nHe
9elpabrt cine bsrrli9e gusT9t auf bos bsrumIiegenbs
Eerraiu. Die Soften BADEN fdmmtli8 so 5uB ei6frOHt
am eee unb ftI6it i'll BciBeiteu CONNER toebt ein bes
itdnbig tIbler mino ppm eitben fiber ben Sefs unb ltHs
in Sol9e Der GabfrpHt NIB BEG itetig fnbIen g9iHoes
oteie Soften be be9ebrteiten om gan8en safe fe babeH
cine Stefe bon $500 5uB, ftub nit ben i96nitsH
S9attenbanmsu, Die Si6eu, 8nben gsbern, uHo aaerIet
S9Itng9eiu6Gleu ~beitanoen, erbsben itb tbeilDeIie 50JuB
uber ben Gee unb bteten cine lnolerIfde 4usf9t nber ben
cine MEetI. breitsn nub spei Nleiten Iangen Gee, tus5er
al S@6nPeit uuO Sceuerien benz Cafe @sneOa, benz b"
ItebtsiteH See @iScDEfius, aIsintOmmt. Ros Hare
Boiisr, BON Giienquslen gsnabrt. fret bon allen suntpf.
pfIan8en, Der ionbiee 9ooen bieten bic i96nlten Babe,
pIGbe; soblrei4e Slime, 8ootfnbren uub Geeelu Iooen
5u bieiem Sport Sir gobeanftaIten, CUTE gerp fegung
iio prDmpts 8erbinbung slpiI9eu Der citation @snoa
5unctiOn uuS benz Cafe 1T aeIuret.
5tur So Soften iinb oOrbaueeu feline TomiIie unb
9taturliebbo6er iolten es untsrlaTeu, f9 eiue gouitene
gu fi6erH. 9abere ausfuuft ertbeiIt Ispie glotteu
o~erienoet
6. MeImS,
1885 MIlrpautpe @pe.
obsr 3immer so, sto. 20 Ga Gale Str.
ausiuigsr a8snt. 9elO. uno saubesf9dft
, 1894-10-09

Gau6inipettor Qlbams fu6t nab
etnt9en S6pinblern, Die unter Ser 9tne
gabc, oaB fic Nn9eitelte 6eS Nau9inipets
tors ieten, Deri6tebenen 6ausbeiibern
ipertbloie 9tau6Derbrennun9sapparate arfz
gebdngt baben, bon 6enen iie b~etauptet
batten, 6aB fte bon benz 0aubtnIpeftor
gepriift unb fir gut befun6cn poroen ieten.
, 1894-10-09

= Die timer 3eitun9" bonn 8. Sept.
mel6et: Scr Nntauf bon &emonten fir
bas &emontes0 epot 6es &9l. 2dnb8eribts
ftn6et i'm October 5. S. itatt." 9aB es elm
reiten6es @gG, 2anO9ert9t gtbt, par uns
unbefannt.
, 1894-10-09

Irennoen nno 8efannteu bic tronrt9e No6brt4t. bob
unlere 9eltebte SHUTTER 82ari9 ISiitat0il nab louoem
mo 'Dperenl &etoen tm glitter oon rs Cabreu rn6 10
9tonatet la1ft i'm 9errn enti0loieu lit. Sic Beer6iouno
I TIbp lam am 4t,ttt9odi ben 10. Sttober, @OrmittooS 81
Solep9sttrbe uno BON bo mad Dem OF. 8ontforins.
1otteSader 1tatt: I'm ittue Sbeilnabme bitten bic iran.
ernoeH Stnterbliebenen
TerOitamO unb Sp1ef &t1tatpt1, @bbue.
0tarto, SeopOlbine ino &otbartna, SbChter;
ebaSs. 9totter unb Sol. SelinQer, Gd1lpie.
9of2t SrbiniPoprt6c6tsr S"'I'uO'N
, 1894-10-09
gerlangt: Trauen umO MaOdeu.


g2~eTlon9t: Sine CUTE &6diH, 9taD5ufro9en As
~ 9toslDH PIaCe. 25ipbaiu
9Serlongt: Sin 2. 0t6o1en; mug ON Slid auT3n
- parten oer1teben. Arb Sim Ctr.
QSerlongt: &D9ir. @tdb6en fir Sausarbeit unb
~ Sinin9room. 175 @lDbourn 2(pe
O~Serlongt: 8Dbtnuen, 3inmermG6ber, Ioluie
Mtdobeit fir ale 9ausnrbeiten. SerrIdbaFten be-
d5eoen o9r3uipre9en bel 6rou @taper, 49, ggeIt
Gnn0olpDltr. ipu2t
9Serlongt: NtGbdDen uuo 9ameu on uniere ueueu
&lntet III Der StaOt nm oaS SeleQrapbiret ait err
lernen, Soldre $50, $50. $40, $50 $50 bis 500 per
Ytonat, mern tu9tig. gtod5ufragen 6eim Seleqrop6=
Snpertntenoerteu 155 5. Abe. 7oft7t
, 1894-10-09
Nene An5eigen.

OIue GooessNn3eieen, meIpe fir ole
moreen=auseobe Der nJainOis Staats=
3eituns" auf9eeeben weroen, erfbetnen foffeus
fret i'm QbenobIatt, Die Qnnahme pom 2lns
5eieen fir oas abenobIatt f9Iie6t UNI II uhr
H~ttttaes, fir Ole mOreeH=2luseabe um 10 uhr
Nben0s.
, 1894-10-09
q

geriporoten uno 5reuuoen Die t~rouriqe gtodrtdt. M,
rem 9sftorben lit. 8eeroigutg am MittipDC6, Set 10 Z :
", ~Sto9mltto9S 2 nbr, bonn SrauerbouIe, Ia6 Rrm5en
Ctr, na1 6Dreft Some. "IN9
SSOhtt NfMMptp. nebft Grnn INN ainhar,.
, 1894-10-09
6eMnrbetst

@rt s. Ottober gto9mitto9s 4 ubr Sobu Sd6ne6s
netronert BON ben 9inter6lte6enen. Observation-Disclosures
Inoel ltoft 9onneritog %9todmittag ubr Oon feiner
8arm aebe 3tnlep 8art. 3ug DerlGBt baS Sod Sglam6
Sepof Sonnerito9 Wtor9en Z ubr 20 Iftnuten.
9E1tte Sdb0med, @ittme, nebIt Rinberu.
1oo2t ~ Fs''"F'~ ~Ss"SF' S@tpa9er.
, 1894-10-09
OFFICIAL PURHIoATYUn.

Annual Statement Fl 3fs thf K5Efs GoTNTEY FIRE 4
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 Stok paid up in
, 1894-10-09

Srelnoen 1tno 8efounten Die tra1riQe 9EoChrint. boB
annler tletner Trieortdy INT aorten @lter BON 4 IodbeR
WtoHda9 Vtor9en nm l lbr ielig I'M Serrn entIdlofeu
ut: 8eeroi9nng om Nttttlpod, BEN 10. Ofto6er, gads
nlltto9s nm UDr. pom 3rauerbamie, 586 GeOQptd 5tr.
nab &ole 9ta. 9ie ttefbetribten Gltern:
9o2t VimnSS SSo "T" q u4t,,
, 1894-10-09
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Il he RE4PTNe Ne I e
BEADING in the State of Pennsylvania on the 3lst
gay or December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
TO law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Jul -, ~ =. 26OOOQLul
, 1894-10-09
unterriMt.
&Dit mo 9oais,

Opei ~gebiloete 9erren iu9eu eiuel gnten Wtitta9stiid
. in 8ripotfamiIGe ober eriter &lafe 9oorblngbaus
9pft2t
, 1894-10-09

3 oertoufeu: Got 25x125 on Shpol Str. nabe
~ gtOro @btco9o S9iseuparf, blli9 fur Cab.
8o8t Abr.: B 43 Gtaots5eituug.
On bertaufem: 100 Ncres am pooh RiDer, Oregon
- 50 Otinionen SUP berrliheH 3aHnenbol3es, groBs
B6ime, MIR 10 WteiIeu bon Bortlano, Srgou. N(Is
billg iir gaar ~Dertauit DerbeH.
~19ogbatp 2tor.: Il 8 Stoat5ssitnng.
, 1894-10-09
Timau5ieues.


0Qofe, Qutnlan & Co., Mhort9age 8anters. 72 9ears
Ut bornftrase, ~oerleibeu Gelb auf @bicaqoer Srunos
e~iaentbum sn BEN uieorigiten YreiieM iolpie aud onf Ses
bQuoe. ooea,IG
, 1894-10-09
8ei6dftS= 0%tlegenbetten.


J II perfaufen: Mbple1ale uuo 3etoil 86derei,
~ iuertb $500. fir $1,000; feine beutI6e Na9bori9aft.
STerteu in @nglli9 erbeten unter 2loreiIe:
Sp3t " 6 Staats3eitunQ.
, 1894-10-09
gu Derleibeu.


90 prqet SeIo auf 9iomnnten, ubreu, SuipeIeH, Sauss
" baltuuQs=M6bel uno 8taHos BON Der q. s. 8alopiH
&oan Co.. q. Slur @bicogo Stod @g9aH9e @eb6uoe,
&aIane uHo @aIbiu9tou Str. 1Sa9lS
, 1894-10-09

N II it an Mager. 81 So, 1877 SO. RanooIp6 Str.
fault uno ~oertauft un6 tauI9t auf SrlnoeigeutbHm,
Au5abluHg. Ntort9aaes beorgt. Sonnto9s offem.
7pf3t
, 1894-10-09
W1hlirte 2i1nn1er.


On nermtetBeu: S60u mDblirtes !3inmer mt
. 9ampfbei3una fir ~eiu3elnen 6errn.
6Df3t 21S Mtobamt Str, 3. Tlat.
, 1894-10-09

ober 3imuer so, sto. 20 ga Gale Str.
aneiuiger sgent. 9el6. uHo SaunGeI9dft
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-04
FOURTH OF JULY
Begun for a Great
Days Celebration

Pursuant to call by L. ;. Minister
Willis q meeting Of Americans was
held at the Arlington on Saturday
evening. for the purpose Of making
preparations for a fitting celebrations
Of the glorious Fourth uf July. }.
Il. Athcrtuu. who presided at last
wears meeting. occupied the chair.
{. y Ripley acted a. secretary. Tn"
following gentlemen were appointed
as general committee. sub. commit
tees To be left To them To elect: I.
F. Lansing, ". +. Allen. l.. &. Ables.
q. =. Castle. DR.. Grussman. J. \
McCauhlcs.. T. B. Murray, W. p
Bowl. Professor : 'Ott, Luuis kenake
J. 4 Kennedy, T.. A. Tnwse. J. :
Martin. Or. {. d. Wuod. T.. \. Jones
J II. Fisher. J. VI Oat. j W. Jones
J. 4. Gilman. J. y. Wright aud II
r. Wirhman
Suggnst wrre made a. to how
to celebrate the day, but noue w"r'
considered binding. The majurit -,
wanted the usual celebration as II
former years. Everything, however
was left tO the committee. A deb
Of Siln for lS!3 was reported, anc
assumed by the new committee.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-04
Direction for Use.

u" L,CuL IL every RESPECT ~ 'hr
sam" mtU Irt as yuu would ilu-"c,i
uil. wit, ,h. single exception thit you
may add fully onc.qunr'"r more IT.
col ~ the same quantity "i pigm"m,
than you would Of linsn,d
Ia using metallic Venetian r"d, tie
"rhrcs, aud other III! pigments, II IL
advisable ,u mix NJ the ln'n' At l"as,
"a. d,N h"fure II j. l." hp used, ,hcu
add , third more LUcuL rpd the paint
vii l., found T." crv, VII and have
= g,ri gir-s
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-04
Temper ance Beverages.

4 consolidation ~ aerated water
works has taken place. HolIister y
Cos establishment having combined
with the Tahiti Lemonade Works.
for some time past operated hy
Benson. smith " Co. Greater
economy in production aud distribu
ion j. calculated to hp effected 10y
the change. The Consolidated Soda
Water Works Co ought to have u
prosperous career before il. with the
following able SIT II officers elected
to conduct il. President, II. X. Hol.
lister: c"-Prcsideut and Auditor,
Geo. W. Smith; Secretary aud Trea
.urrr, IA. 4. Parnrler; Manager, d.
T. Bailey. TIL. company mauufac'
turr ginger ale. soda water aud other
temperance beverages.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-04
cuckl. shell Cruising

Tn" little fyc.'"n schooner re-.
ported on saturday Afternoon has
proved to h. the Kus.iloH. ~ days
from san Fraucisru. The captain il
Nrhllug. aud the crew il one negro.
B'sid-s these two the only her per
suns uu the boat are Mrs. Nehling
aud five littl. children. Th. ~"'
tots -r.m "a rujJy travelling. a..
when seen uu ID. srhuourr. they
were liv,l, aud Appeared very
happy Captain N"blIng stated he
vas "u his wa, 10 Guam. in the La
dIune Islands. tn, had intended Ia
call al place called Naimea.
Kauai. fer water. liz would um y
.inN here day nT two.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-04
luCoI. MINES Wlrii NAE
NI-lIE>

aud ss.,.l. their working ,nd ~
,,r"vrr tiwiI upI"'rHnr" ntI iuEN
suouLD BE u"Eu SAME pAY IIisY AXE
uIxhp. otherwise the gum "i ~" vnr.
Hi.h n,ay L." rr"ripi'n,"d ~ III" mix
'urr curhld
Tho .ldi'i"n "i ir"m = 1 II vt
ruI. =" varnisiu". 'lu,s not r'"iu"r ih' ~
10 ire unr I, ,nrd their bard, u,ug hm'l
drying aud it prevents th' " "rnrkmg
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-04
Standard Bred
: >pccially sclcrrcd for this Country.

DNRTIES CJATEMPLA ING ENGAG-
i ing the services of "A stallion Should not
iuil to examine this beautiful animal. For
individudlit' h" has no peer IN these Isl.
dnds. Iii, NiIc, color, "oninrr. alton, dis
POSITION, iiuc breeding M superb trotting
qualilir, place him IN the foremost ranks.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-04
HaWailab Hardware Co., Id
Saturday, Juns :, 1891.


been considered the one
thing needtul by those who
prepared the draft, but 1t may
not meet the views OF a majo
rity of the delegates. 10 the
man up a tree there Is no ap
parent reason why John Doe,
who carried a muskrt at the
time of the revolution or has
supported the government by
display "i ann, or the frequent
nse OF his tongue "r pen. sho''Id
be accorded special privileges
not enjoyed by his neighbnr.
Richard Roe, who said nothing
and sawed wood "Substan
tial Service, as we take 1t,
means membership IN any oi
the military organizations. IL
may be construed also to IN
Clude the men who were tenn
porArily employed in some
departments oi the govern
,nent and who supported it al
so much pcr diem Il seems
.,,,, ~; s.,,;, .,, H.. ,h,,..d
=, =, ,..
".'''''"' ''' " .o
"' men, wh'' wh'le not active
ly engaged in the formation
!. or support of the government.
h,v,. contributed ,n ;ts s,pport
H., ,h,. ,,,.r..,, ,s ,,x,. \.
y ~ .. y,
'' o'''e' l" '''T N"'''N" '''e
the Constitution ct 1887 grant
ed unusual facilities to aliens;
by that same token. the Con.
s,;,,,;,,n ri 80, grants s;r;-
I,r ,,;,,;,,.,,.. 49, ,h,. .,,,,.
'' - " wv rI
P"'i i"''e ''' m''" o"''''''
uLaiillcdtl"iis. lhat "' 1907
> gave the right Of suffrage to
. a number of people who sctti
ID here and bought or leased
: lands and built homes; the
Constitution ni 1901 takes th.
light from many Vi them un
less they take an oath TO ob
jure their allegiance 10 their
native land II John Doe.
who owns 500 worth "i unen-
. cumbrred property, may vote
and hold his allegiance 70 the
!. governments OF the United
T. States or :drope, there Is ne
reason why Richard k"e' wh'
}. pays taxes ON from one t.
twenty thousand dollars wortl
"i property, should not ENJOY
The same right The man wh'
owns property on the Islands
has a greater interest IN man
tanning good government thar
J, he who can pack all OF h''
beIons,ngS ~ a grip sack an'
take IA vessel Tor God know
where. Let the voting fran
chlSe br given only those
people who b"c"m" actual clI'
zens and wh" possess th'
necessary qnaiIhcailons olhc
than those prescribed unde
:, the head "i Special Rights q
Clt'Irnsh'p Open this doc
and the Special Right claus'
viii be abused to as great al
}, extent as IN granting the PRIV
leges OF the Convention to ce'
c, tam persons who had not wo
their SDurS as the law directs
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-04
FBE, $500

~ Payable ~ time nf service. ke
Iurn privilege granted. Information fur.
ni"hed, apply 10
A H. HOWAT, u. V. s.,
Veterinary lHtirmary, % hing u l"n".
nlu. i.iy a. - "
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-04
Golden Rule :: Bazaar
A New
Departure
With the "Austrnliu" departing
May 20 will 20 forward or.
dcrs for full supplies Of
Newspapers
---. AMP
Periodicals.

So Subscriptions are soil.
citrd for ali kinds OF Ncwspa-
pcrs and Periodicals which will
receive careful aud prompt at
trntIon.
10 All subscriptions must b"
paid promptly and III advance
Just The same ii, though the sub
srrihcr sent direct u thc pub
Usher
- Ia III, n"w drpnrrur" !
hope to rrcclV" The same shar"
ol patronage which has bccn uc-
corded To me in all efforts on my
part heretofore, and ! can say
the confidence thus afforded will
not hc misplaced,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-04
TARSNEY'S NARROW ESCAPE
An Attempt 10 AsslSsInate Him at
Kansas City,
The Incident Growing Ont OF the
colorado strife and the A..
rest of .. g. wilson.

KANSAS CnY, Aug. 3.-Adjulant
General rsrsney, Of Colorado, who has
been here Tor some days seeking to en-.
compass the Strest Of oue OF the gang
who tartod aud feAihercd him, came
near being the victim Of an a,sis,in's
bullet Mt the union depot In thi, city
tonight.
Several days ago General Tarsney
located Wilson near Neyads, No, anu
by q neat BIZ Of strategy, aui with the
assistance OF Detective Peterson, Of
Colorado, succeeded IN getting him to
Kansas CITY. Wilson was positively
identified by fauney ~ being the rlug.
leader Of the mob tnat tafrei and fea-
thered him. Alter some trouble, lars.
ney secured tue proper tsqui'itiVH pa.
pere, anu the start for Colorado was
arranged for this evening.
{. &. COllins. an eI. ieputy under
Wilson In Colorado duting the strike
trouble, and who IL believed 10 be the
msn who carried the feathers on the
vventlul night, came to town yestcf.
Jay and, ~ he afterwards told n re-.
porter, Vas bent upon liberatiug vii.
sun.
Shortly before the departure Of the
evening Unlou Pacific train tonight,
IAfsney, wilson ami Peterson were
driven iran the Jail 10 the depot m
closed carriage. Arriving nj tue depot
this evening, Collins quickly stepped
towaTI them. With a sAlutation 10
Wilson, aud II the same time placing
his hand on his hip pocket, Collins
made M effort 10 draw Wilson ~ one
side. Peterson ia an Instant hal
pushed the Intruder aside, feeling flT
his weapon.
VITA n curse, Collins drnw away,
then, turning towards launoy, made
rsii 20 sifikc HIN. The general reached
Tor his hip pocket, bul before either
man could Ut u hand Peterson hal
stopped them aud was starting the trio
lot tneir train.
Ia tue menutime quite n crowd had
collected, anu great excitement pre-
vailed. Hurfyiug ON ~ their car, VII.
son was quickly stfapIoi 10 n seat,
willis lnfsney netv0usiy took a seat
near by anu looked an4iously tor the
signal to ttarL Il soon came, and tho
party Ia time resumed their natural
state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-04
SIGNAL FROM MARS.
Opinions Expressed by the W,alhaT
Prophet El.kisl Virgins.
MAN CAME FROM THAT PLANET
Aud the Mariinns, lic say, Are Now
Searching tor their Lost
Brethren.

Ottawa, Ont, Aug. A. Prot
Ezekiel Virgins, weather prophet,
eppcufs 10 the opinion expressed In
anne quarters that the bright projectors
ON Mare seen by NJ. Javelle At tho
Nice observatory on July % is a signal
from the Martinus to tho people Of tue
,,rih. He said: "rhero Il the best
scientific evidence 10 prove that man
4. "A native OF Mars anu lived there
millions Of years before he was trans
PLANTED 10 the earth, leaving the
greater part VI the human family
l,hiud. The Martians regard VA as
lD.if loet brethren anu have been
.rarchinx for W. Tor thOus ,nds VI years.
ruty have bten eel ecially hopeful
,.utf they raw chs electric lights Ia cur
pf.ts. We will bo able TO converse
Win thom by signals before another
uu.ufy passes.
uItis much etsler Tor thV Martlans
.U suu our signals than for us to see
tucirs, fpr the earth appears 10 thsm TO
wBz and whne liku tue moon, No that
tuey can easily see lights on our DARK
hemisphere, while their planet always
has ile light side toward u.s."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-04
WHOSE WIFE,
Two Uusbaaos ,inim III. ~, mains of u
Dead uHisiL

nFHh Nntitnt
CHICAGO, Aug. 3 -rwO husbands
claiming the boIy OF dead wife, one
Identifying tho RENAME by "a photo
graph and the other seeking to eslRb.
lish his claim bv describing every AZ
ticle louni In her baggage, II the ~.
lfmTA which now COniTOnle Coroner
MrHale, of this city.
Apnl lTth, a woman EhU arrived Ia
Chicago over tue Santa Fe railroad,
went direct 10 a cheap hotel. Five
minutes after reaching the hotel SHE
fell dead. In her possession was found
b letter siguCd Mr.. Lang, from San
Francisco 10 Philadelphia, On her
trunk was iouuu the nsmr, "B. 5omp.
SOUP
Coroner MCHale enitavGred TO find
t1c wOmal's 2, lnt!vrs In PhilaL elpliA,
hIt iailiLg, Ell the body TO be in-
lvrTUl la Wnluhe,m cemetery,
Slnu after tue burial, Lem Lang Of
1868 A-pHu stirIt, PHiiiuulphia, came
90 tWctAO Aud declared he thought
tue wuulau WAS his VIE, who mad
teen two years in California Tor her
lrUl o.. Mr., Lang had Il picture Of his
'''t "hfhN r A"HAN9 A'fNAhNANh khh
uu.u woman, rUt when u came TO
ducribiuW her baggage, he could not
lgll tue Appearance at Single article
lu the cofuuel's posseisou, aud that
hlcal, not briugSitlsiivd, declined u
SURRENDER the baggage.
L, comfy Is. S'mp.Ou Of Tucson,
Auz., q wril.kuOwn hni wealthy res .
dent Of tne territory, wrote MrHsle
nat the " man WAS mia wife, aud luR,
they hau been married ten Year,, lie
saiu she raj started rom Sau Fran
clu,O ~ Apfil iOr the Eist, Rnd WIS TO
tuho u voyage 10 Calcutta, India. She
LAD wrltiru him last Oh April 1871,
laying she had met lady ON tue cars,
aud they were 10 travel together TO the
seahuatd. When he did not hear
agalni MI saml0on grow worried
huu began M investigation.
lie learned Of tho death
1f the woman IN Chicago, sui
t0ucludet that she had been his wife.
lie prepared ~ recover his wiie'u prop
pfty. Coroner Mcllalo was relieved
chen the Wesl,Tner identified the
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ANXIOUS IoR wELLHAN.
Haron NoTdsnshiuid suEEssts 10 send
- Hcilsi Expedition.

y "hhAfh -
LONDON, Aug. 4.-rho Times says:
Tbs Royal Geographical society hiss
received the following telegram from
Baron Nordensklolu! "rhu steamer
Raguvalu Jarl, which conveyed the
Wellman expedition 10 the Polar 10.
giOns, has been crushed In the Ice near
Walden island. Blk men VINO were
with the party have returned TO Nor.
way, The other members OF the party
continued N0Tthwafd on ice, but 10 h
evidently impossible Tor them 10 penr-
trate far, Aud the expedition IL likely
to return To tue Swedish houses al
Mossel bay.
ain August and September there
will probably be no ice between Euyl
ana lCciIotu, aud M1suel bay will thou
be accessible. 4 think n relief expo.
dillon IA deslfabiu."
The 7mitg, commenting ON the fore
going, Gays Baron N0fdensEjOlI's
opinion deserves tho most serious
attention. IL IL too late, II remarks, 10
express an opinion upon the foolhArdi.
ness Of the expedition, M0ssel bay
may bp bcset ny Ice early In the
season, Rul II 10 TO DO hoped the party
VIII get saiely out u their rash ad.
venture, Doubtless Mr.. Wellmau's
oountrymor VIII no; dolAy taking
s.epa 10 prevent tho possibility OF a
fsnsrfs h's |stNHfrpuhs
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WAsuINuTON, Aug. 8.-sugTelaty
Lamont tolay finally disposed NJ :hu
case OF First Lieutenant james Nancy,
VINO was tried by court martial Ms the
result u killlug Captain HcJbsrg al
Fort sheridan. Tue lieutenant had
been previously tuei anu acquitted by
the clyil courts on n charge VI mutdrE
The charge proved before tue court
martial was conduct uubou1ming an
officer In asBaulling his suptTiJg Uillcur
OF this charge no was iouul guilty.
anu sentenced ~ BIO pgbaciy frpn'
mHndud.
Secretary Lamont today endorsed
upon the record OF the court "Ilssp'
proved by the department" Ihia
finally 6uIs tue ease, ant Lieutenant
Nancy will not bee rupHmaaueu, nor
will he again DO tri,d.
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WAsHiNuIUS, ID. G., Aug. 3.-The
New Mexico anu Arizona admission
oils were reported ~ the Senate tOday.
In the case VI New MsXioJ cOustitu.
lional convention IL provided Tor, the
delegates ~ which are ~ be chosen az
an election 10 bu held on tue second
Tuesday Ia June, 1895, and The cou-
vuntiou IL TO meet ON luu second Turs.
day IN tue following July. In cAse
they adopt constitution, 10 h to bt-
submitted ~ tue people tor ratification
ut au election 10 DO huld on the Tues
DAY sitter the first MOuuEy In Novoni-
Der, 1895.
The TINS Of residence necessary 10
become voter IL fixed at six months,
Instead OF sixty days, a. Ia the House
bill.
Arizona has already adopted a con.
stituuoB, anu the bill In her case pro-
vldes for admission tue first OF August,
1895, and the election Of delegate ~
the Fliiy.foufth Congfesi.