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The herald., 1894-11-17

NOTICE-THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
~ company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules: The hours for sprinkling be-
tween and O'Clock a. IN. and 6 and o'clock
p. m. For violation OF the above regulation
the water will be shut off and fine OF ~ will
be charged before the water will be turned on
again. S-l7 If
The herald., 1894-11-17

w ANTED - TO EXCHANGE, MODERN
~ room house and barn on lot 50x15O,
acreage or lots VIII pay cash difference.
CARTER'& BEECHER, 32S S broadway. 15
The herald., 1894-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


WE MAKE YOU LOOK YOUNG AND
w pretty; we enlarge the bust and neck; re-
move freckles, moles. superhuous hair, wrin-
kles, lines OF care, birthmarks, red noses
whiten the skin and permanently tint the
cheeks and lips, straighten noses and alter
pugs; we make eyebrows heavy and grow hair
on bald heads satisfaction guaranteed or no
money. CALIFORNIA BEAUTY PARLORS,
rooms 40 and So Phillips block, 131 n. Spring
It,, over Peoples Store. d.. and Mrs. Adams.
The herald., 1894-11-17
HORSE sROER.

MO FOOT, NO HORSE-f0RSES SHOD AC.
l cording to nature and agreeable to art.
Shoes made for all diseases OF the feet GOOD.
WINS SHOEING SHOP 264 S Los Angeles
street. 11-l7 IT
The herald., 1894-11-17

"ANTED-TO EXCHANGE EQUITY IN A
w modern broom co tage. with barn, lawn,
Movers and 20 bearing fruit trees. on lot 50x
lou; capital location, southwest CARTER Il
BEECHER, 1928 S. Broadway. IS
The herald., 1894-11-17

G1OOO-wOOD, COAL AND FEED YARD;
NIUVU biggest bargain ever offered: see
this. Apply 10 B. WHITE 22l w. First st.
ll-l5tf
The herald., 1894-11-17
Is RBEKs' eUPPLIEs.

IOPPERSTEAD, WHOLESALE AND RE-
L tai mfgr. of guaranteed razors aud grind
ers OF all kinds OF sutlery. ITO W. Third st
The herald., 1894-11-17

WANTED = HONEST INDUSTRIOUS MAN,
w with $780, to take half interest in pro-
duce, fruit and grocery store. 502 S Main 1t.
n
The herald., 1894-11-17
HELP wANIED-FE ALE.
SITUATIONS wAN1ED-MALE.

Deserving persons desiring employment ,ciil be
dllvced to insert three lines, under this heading,
tlco tim $ free OF charge.
The herald., 1894-11-17
PLU MIS tfIt-.

n II. WOTTON-SANITARY PLUMBING A
" specially. Estimates given, zoo East
Fourth ST., two doors east OF Los Angeles st.
ERANK a. WEINSHANK, PLUMBER AND
II gas litter. 2IO Il. Second ST. Tel. /. 6.
The herald., 1894-11-17
EOR SALE
Government and state school lands in
Los Angeles,
San Bernardino,
San Diego. Riverside,
Kern and
InyO counties.

NOR SALE-1O ACRES IN THE BLUE RIB.
Il bon orange belt at Duarte; between ana
acre. set out TO best varieties OF oranges,
more than two-thirds full bearing; shares in
the best water right in southern California;
small house; one of the best sites for home
in the San Gabriel valley; magnificent ew;
just the right elevation; moderate price;
terms easy. Address OTHEMAN STEVENS,
this Office IL 6tf
The herald., 1894-11-17

0ssO-PARTNER IN A GOOD, PAYING
cN.DCU laundry; value in machinery, etc :
pays big; trial See b. WHITE, 221 ". First
st. 11-1ou
The herald., 1894-11-17
susrxrss OPPORTUNITIES.

CIGAR STORE; ONE OF THE VERY BEST
~ known little stores in the city; No. l loca-
tion; large room connected: very neat place:
everything complete and in good shape; will
be sold at the low price of $500 for a few days;
pays about S2 a day profit Apply to B.
WHITE. 22l W. First ST. 1l-15tf
The herald., 1894-11-17

NOR SALE-NEW AND6-ROOM COTTAGES
Il on University electric line; baths, water
closets, msntels and all modern conveniences;
large lots, cement sidewalks; prices S1450 to
$17OO; small cash payment and monthly in
sta lments. Apply 70 owner, THOMAS S. EW-
ING, ll6 6 Broadway. Il
The herald., 1894-11-17
HELP wANTED-MALE.


VX7ANTED-ALL NEEDING HELP. FREE
emPioyment Ir or any iniormsnon, sduIsss ssS
Office, 3l9l3 S. Sp ing st; residence, 4Sl s
Hope ST.. corner Fifth, Los Angeles, Cal Tele-
phone lib. 5-16t
The herald., 1894-11-17

QAOnO-CASH; RARE CHANCE TO BUY
'NfUOU home; l7A acres near Palms, on
Arnaz tract; broom house, well, outbuildings
400 eucalyptus trees. family orchard and 1000
grape vines. Call on or address the owner,
COS Alameda ST. 12-13
The herald., 1894-11-17

NITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE
u labor bureau, 24o New High St, telephone
.53, for cooks walters, household help. me-
chanics and laborers. W. A. WHITE, man.
agcr. ll-lO u
The herald., 1894-11-17
DIRE ~ NJ AKISG.


I AIDES THAT LIKE TO WEAR FlRSTCLASS
II fitting dresses call at 124 5. Main ST.
Dresses made from 81 up. MRS. STOLTEN-
BERGW Otter.
M Me- HUMPHREY HAS RETURNED TO
1'l Los Angeles and opened her dressmaking
parlors at 4l512 South Spring st Hi I'm
The herald., 1894-11-17

FA TENTS, CUPY NIG Il tt, ETC.
DATENTS FOR INVENTIONS IN ALL COUN-
Il tries obtained, bought and sold. Trade
marks, copyrights, etc, b; S. j. DAY d CO..
patent attorneys, rooms 23 !-2c3 Bradbury
HAZARD II TOWNSEND. . DoWNEY
ii block. Tel 3l7, Los Angeles. li-Zl If
II NIGHT BROS, PATENT LAWYERS AND
IN solicitors, 3Oo Stimson block. Est. lS43 10
The herald., 1894-11-17

EROWE1NS HAIR VIGOR AND HEAD
II wash restores the ma ural vita ity of the
healthy condition. Prepared by ]. J. FRO
VEIN, 226 8 Main ST. Il-22
The herald., 1894-11-17
FOR EXCHANGE.

NOR EXCHANGE = 100 ACRES UNIM-
IL proved land, San luis Obispo county;
price, $1,000; clear; want n n w or Broom
house IN Los Angeles and will assume mort.
gage. HOLWAY Il SCHE1 TER. 800 W. Second
ST., near Broadway -
The herald., 1894-11-17

NOR sALE-$35O $15 MONTHLY, 2 LOTS.
Il Kobler ST., near seventh; also lovely new
and bath $le50; also 10 acres best irrigated
fruit land, $3.50 an acre. $40 cash yearly
payments, per cent; also TO acres East San
Gabriel, $1S,0U0. w. J. FISHER, 227 Sec
Ond st.
The herald., 1894-11-17

NR. WALTER q. HAMMELl, OCULlST,
~ former Y located at Stowell block, has re-
moved 20 stimson building; offices, 5l5-tl6;
hours 8 10 4. ILLS 3m
The herald., 1894-11-17

-~|-N---~~--|~|~~-0-~----|@]"
THE TABOR CARRIAGE WORKS, 13h-141
i W. Fifth st Tel 4u5. Printing, repairing
and trimming. We carry full line OF vehicles.
The herald., 1894-11-17

NOR SALE-1HE BEST AND CHEAPEST 3
i acres in the city; plenty of water, and well
suited for chicken ranch or dairy purposes;
bargain. 4. ]. CUDDY, 2O6 N. Spring ST.
11-l3tf
The herald., 1894-11-17
E0R SALE sPECIAL BARGAINS.

WHY PAY RENT-LOOK AT THIS-S3O0
w down, balance $40 per month; minutes
walk from Main and sixth SITS. new modern
cold water. mantei etc, comp etc; cement
sidewalk; street work done; nice neighbor-
hood. Price only $l275, You can't bea: this
go no further, McGARvIN, HAY & 60, 2lS
South Br. .adway 11-l6 II
The herald., 1894-11-17
MAssA AND ELECTRICITY

. 100000 -
M ME. BEAUDRI, GRADUATE OF l. ECOLE
4Vl du Bon Sauveur, France, and OF the West
side Medical College, Chicago remoy ed TO
4l3la :, Sprng ST., rooms and :; massage
magnetic healing, electric and vapor ba this
open sundays. ll-l3lm
NAPoR AND HIP BATHS, MASSAGE AND
electric treatnent; ladies only. MISS c.
SIAPFER, 2Il First ST., rooms 3. 4, 5 o. opp.
Napeau. 1910 If
ERENCH LADY, MAGNETIC HEALER AND
IL scientific massage 4l4 :. Hill ST., room s.
12-i3
MADAM DE LEON - BATHS, MASSAGE;
vi electromagnetic treetment. 4I619 s. Spring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-23

P.rrot I shan tngy hat to think; and his
Il thanked her profusely and in fitting terms.
Then, after n word or two about some. assign
ments for the expenses. OF her household, In set
Ting which there bad been delay, a matter
and the Kings service no wrong, l very will
inaly took my leave, and, calling my people,
started homeward on foot. l bad not gone
twenty PAGES, however. before NJ. de Perrot,
whose impauence had CHAINED him 70 the spot
NY dear friend" he cried, embracing me
feryently, "is all we'll"
. "sSs !; ssgRs.s''d"
crying in his Joy, began 70 thank me with all
the extravaganza Of phrase and gesture to
which men of his mean spirit are prone.
Through all I heard him silently and with Sc
cret Amusement knowing that the end was not
yet. Al length he asked me what explanation l
The only explanation possible" I answered.
II had 20 combat madame's ~jealouey. 1 did IL
In the only way In which 10 could be done; by
stating that your niece loved your son, and by
imploring her good word on their behalf"
.I Ne sprsns : gsSs from T me with iS1s " cry ny. 81 !, rage
Softly, softly, NJ. de Perrot,- I said, in a
voice which brought him somewhat TO his
senses. Certainly I did. You babe me say
Thaseyst Tfs nscssss.y' and ! did e; No more.
plain 10 madame that
But with . wall Of lamcntation he rushed
from me, and in q moment was lost in the dark
mesa, leaving mo to smile at this odd termina-
ton OF an intrigue that, but for a lads adroit-
de Perrot only, but Of the King, my master and
of France.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-23
WOLF HUNTING IN Russia.
oas who Has Trisa IL says Il IL the Most
DaASsroas sport.

FroN IN ooA FfuAoasoo ChFontctG.
Wolf hunting Is probably the most danger
Gus sport there L. With q servant and a couple
OF fast horSes attached to . sleigh, | have gone
out and baited the ground for the brutes on nu-
merous occasions "A fat hog tied 10 q tree never
failed TO collect q pack. The trouble was that II
drew too many. The wolves, would gather 70
the number OF 200 or 400 and devOuF the pig.
Then We would dash upon the scene and the Iun
would They are as feet as a deer.
more like L. They can outTun the horses every
time, and II they are not picked on as fast as
they come up. you might as well give up the
light and permit yourself 10 be deYouTed.
imAgtne yourself making q running fight with
: band Of 800 hungry, maddshed wolves and
brqtss reaches your horses you are a dead man,
and you can possible Imagine what q n6rVy sport
IL Il. II requires . cool head and a good eye. II
you miss your mark, you're gone. Your only
chance OF safety IL In keeping your horses up.
Il Y generally . long nght. You look back and
snow for q mile or two In your wake, and stIl
they pursue you IN great numbers. Slowly the
pack thine out. Many have dropped bleeding 10
the ground. Others stop 10 deVouf the carcAsses.
The more that fall the more ttmid the rest be-
come. When you hnslly. Outdtstsnos the pack
that the most ardent sportsman could Wish.
l consider wolf hunting the most dangerous
sport there IL. Tiger hunting In India VI tame
beslde IT, II you go into the juhgles Of India 10
shoot . Tiger, you ART Accompanied BY = long
Fstthue. You shoot yOur prey from the hOWdAd
are twenty bullsts ready 6T him before he
SPRING. A person might a. we'll 80 tiger hunt
Ing IN = AsnASens. The only uhaAIlshActory
p4lt u the spqTt which wolves AnOsd u Ihat
4nsr yo4 49, Al through Xou haven't anything
d0S ~ scar sn0rtA Bal ~ Gsst SOTL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-23
RsaSy 20 no EasIAsss.

EoBl me CuHRe't0n, Ind. TsLpA0as.
Tue owners OF the Tels phone are prepared %
trade with all farmers ard fruit growers Who
desire the paper three months, six months. or
one year, We will send the IclCphuus In ts-
change for kindliuE roasting ears. Catiagr',
SateImelonE, cantalOupes. onions. heet~, uo'a-
toes, hour, meal, sweet pOtAUles. butter. eggs. ~
anything grown on the farm We will pay ne
highest market price for all articles above men:
TONED. Bring u sOmething ~ eat and yOuu
glk as % ! GadA We RsGR What Ne ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-23
THE OF Po1ssY.
a story Fro- the sse--o,r. or r,-,-,.r OF
France.

ny STANLEY ). wEYNAy.
Author Of "A Gentleman OF France" NY lady
Rotha.S &C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-23
THE MUSICAL EAR.
THOSE VINO ossEs IT AND THOSE
WHO DON'T.

TIE Absence OF E.- No Rsr 20 ths highest
Order OF Inteitieence-The Opiniors 81
Composers nnd Doctors on the suhieet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-23

- A0 aAs HAiA AAN
We'll, guess ! ought 10 know | said.
DID you know David ParkerT"
We'll, he lived near where you did. and says
no such person lived anywhere near uA,' I
"Yss, he did, Persisted Joe Stiles, and vou,u
p VIM y ont u you inquire, DO you remember
Stiles had given me four names. Two I i'm
meuieheiy recognized as persons Sho lived In
l had never heard Of. some time after that /
Tss whiting my sister who rather frowns on
WA li ssiisS ~ = AXE ss IN these things. told her
ot course Uncle Bill Wilder never had a
MAS a David Parker In our neiShborho0i''
SOME months after that was out West Wis
i'!nE; ana t3id my brother the story,
No. said. 4 don't
up by the Beals' place. He moved In and
bought a farm there. ought 10 remember hiu,
i9s | used to 90 with other boys 70 his patch and
That rather raised my sstiinSlIon OF Joe
had him on Uncle Bill wiidsrs son Aibsr suii
while after al this, when l had aImosI for
wrote 10 me that there was an Opportunity no
get a Genealogy Of tue Wilder family. / was
asis before m5nisG Sor 20. related. except
{ ded lathe look. because ~ my family eonpec-
lon, ana sent for 2 copy. ltlay about the house
| plcktd Il up and began Ia nun over the paEes
y itG3nt locking for IL came upon the name
nltu1ln lldef, and below IL the entry ola
son born U William Wilder, named Alien, WHO
aied "a infancy can! tell you just hoW i felt
vsht on Al IoaE OF thu names he had given me.
ho9 eant say there vas any mind reading about
BIfs V va AZ sGS x had ssS SSsst sssr So5 .hPt GAsls
2saefs p4saa PGksE. Nov how Do TOS ss-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-24
Ghip StaAtsaciekaebmita.

gDie tpenie ern1t es unlern Qanoesbd=
tern nit elmer fur5en Siblngsperiooe
lit, bas ergibt li6 aus Der Sbatla6e,
bab bis leBten 9onneritag i'm Senate
758ias eingebra9t lporoeu lino, ge9en
nur % in benielben 3eitraume oes
goriaGres. 9lebnlib 1T Die Germeb=
runs i'm 9auie. 8ie Segislatllr fbetnt
li@ INNER lnebr gum YerIu6sfeloe bon
aufeeblaienen politifern beranbiloen
su tpollen, Die Da meinel1, am &aoe Der
3eit breben gu miilIen, Die einen Dor=
mdrts, bic anbern riifpdrts.
glus allen ben Sorlagen beben mir
cine einsiee beraus, Die freili9 an frai=
Ier llngere6tigfeit uno tDrannii6erWia=
tiir alles iibertrifft, mas lih je i'm Ga=
pitpl in Columbus ans 2t6t getuagt
bat. &epr. 0asfea aus 2prain 60,
oerielbe 6err, ben cine W}inoerbeit Der
republ. partei ouf ben Spre6eritubl
beben molte, bat oieielbe einaebra6t.
sic geDt BON Der uSDio 9lnti= SaloDn=
2ea9ue" aus le ipill Oas jebt beiteben=
be SoipnIbip= =2oeal= =Sption=@efeb bonn
Sabre 1888 aufbeben unb an oeilen
STEELE 2ocal Option na6 Gpuntps ie=
ben unb. mas Die Mtabregel ni6t nur
gefdbrli6. 1onbern geraoe5u nabntpiBig
ma1t, na0 g9aros. Die Sill per=
fiigt, oaB bel Der nddlten Serbltwabl
uno oann jeoes siueite Sabr in jeoem
Gountp unb @abloiltrift iiber DIE BRO
bibitipns Srase ab9eltimmt meroen
m II s. Wiro IN eillem GountD eine
Mebrbeit Der Stilnmen iir Brobibi=
tion abgeeeben, 10 lit i'm aansen Goun=
tn ieber Saloon innert 40 Sagen 81
i1lieben. Grgibt Iid) ober in einem
@ountp cine Rebrbeit 9eaen 8robi=
bition, 70 gilt bas feillesipegs fir bas
ean5e Gountr, ionoern fir Oiejcnisen
StdDte uno Crti1aftel,, ia iogar cin=
selner Marbs, pp Die Mufer einen Gie0
er5tpin9en iollten, gilt grobibitiun.
Nls Strafen linO 8uben BON 500 bis
$500, ooer 6efdnsnib bon 5 bis 60
Sagen allsgeiebt.
Sat man ie bon elmer infamern 9ill
gebDrt !? Sic ganse liberale 9rele 1T
emp0rt ii6er oieIen allies aeht aui ben
&opf itellenoea 0oriblae, aber nidts
oeltomeniger itebt 5u befiir6ten, DAB
Die 8ill palliren uiro. go lpie Die 8e=
iebgebung jebt suiammenseieBt 1T, 1T
ibr Nles susutrauen.
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aSie Oic Mrbcitcr $etitsottcn
gegem Die WitSOnbiu cst=
itauDcn itu0.

Cincinnati, g., Is. San. Sol9enbe
MittDeilung murDe am Samltag on
6errn g8illon, ben 9oriibenoen oes Go=
mites fir Mittel uno gDege Oes slb9e=
osonetenbauies geianot: u5Seoeral 2a=
bor llnipn 5,335 BON Cincinnati g.,
FaBte in ibrer geitrigen Sibung einitim=
mig cine &eiolution, Die ibren Sefretdr
inltruirt, Sic SIT bena9ri6tigen, oaB ib=
rer Meinung nad Die sroBe Mebrheit
Der unterl1riften bon Nrbeitern uno
glnseitellten au Proteiten aegen Die @il=
ion : 5arifbia bur9 fattii9en 3lpang
erlanet werben, bur6 Die Surdt, ibre
Stelungen 81 perlieren, penn Tie ii6
meisern, Dem Gerlangen Der 9lrbeit9e=
ber Sufolge 5ll untersei0nen. 8dbreno
Die 6eoeral 2abor llnion ni6t pplitii6
iit uno feline Weinung fir ober tpioer
Die gil ausSuoriiden bat, proteitirt Iie
oaae9en, oaB 9trbeiter slim
llnter5eibnen gesplngeil iperben unO
erfldrt, ben 10 erlan9ten llnteri6riften
iollte ni9t oerielbe Wertb beigelegt wer=
ben, als iuenn tie bas 8eiultat unpar=
teiiiber unteriu6ung ooer borurtbeils=
freier Iebersellqunq tpdren.
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9ie Oartcnlaubc

i6lob 5u Gnoe bes absemi6enen Sabres
aud i1ren Sabrsang uno es lie9t jebt
ibr Al. 8anb polenoet por, reid an
eSntereHantem uno llnterbaltenbsm unb
Biloern groB unb flein. llno ipie Der
alte Sabr9ans in %. 6eimburgs rei=
senber @efbibte .5abinens 6reier" Ell
nen ipmpatbiiben Mbi9luB fanb, 10 ite=
ben an Der G1melle beS neuen eabr=
gangs spei 9lamen, Die einen guten
Slang babea auomie @anabOfer uno
Marie 8ernbarb, beioe nit gr6Bern
Grsablunsen. slud pon %. Deimburs
miro elm grDberer &oman IN Qlusii6t
qeifellt. 9lod 1T Su bemerfen, bab i'm
Sabrgans 1894 ieos ylummer Der @ar=
tenlaube cine 8eilage nit Slluitratio=
nel iinb tllr5en Mrtifell tasesgeIdiht.
liher, Observation-Disclosures II. d. Nrt
befonlnen ipiro, eine 8erei1erung, bic
seigt, baB Das altberiibnite glatt nidt
Steben bleiben lirb ailf ieinen 2prbeeren
dusrubell min, ionoern in alien unb
ieDsns auf seitgemdben Jortidritt be-
ba1t III.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-24
2stts Der 8.smOcsita0t.

prdlioent Glepelano bat Die Seem
Y)ort lnb Nem Seriep 8riifenbill petirt.
,,5il Ieiner 8etobpti1aft erfldrt er, Die
yill geltatte Die grri1tung BON Bfei=
Iern i'm 6luBhett, tpoour6 Elm Sinoer=
nis fiir ben INNER me1r 3unebmenben
Sbiffsberfebr sel1affen perben tpiiroe.
9ie y3eseln" oes 5enats fperoen in
bieier 5efliou ni6t eednoert merben.
Ser Senat bat abermals elmer gr=
nennllng bes Brdfioenten Die 8eitdti=
aung berlagt. S. Scott Sarriion, Elm
gruoer oes gr Yrdlioenten, Der gum
3olfolleftpr in &a,lIas Gitp ernannt
mar. lit Dem Senat nidt genebm.
I'm Der na6fenben 8elonptb I'M
S1asamt abSubelfen, bat S6ablefretdr
Carlisle Elm gneebot fir ben @erfauf
fiinfprosentiger 8Onbs nit 5ebnjdbriser
8erfaasseit aussei1rieben uno spar
tperoen Giferten fir Bombs gum ge=
TRACE pon fiinfSis Miaionen Dollars bis
gum /. Sebruar entsegensenommen.
Ser nieorigite preis, 5u ipel6em ber
5efretdr GHerten annimmt, 1T $1l7,=
223 fir einen 500 8onb. gu oielem
Gurte iperoen ii6 pie ppn Der &e9ie=
rung gu 5ablenoen 3inien etipa auf 81
Yro5ent ite1en Nad lebten 8eri6ten
fino bereits gegebren bis sum 4fa6en
getrag eingeaangen. Cine 9ln5abl re-
publifanii6er patrioten, Die es lieber
fdben ipenn Die 8unoesfalie Die Cab
lungen einitellen niiBte, MAIDEN bieIer
gonosausaabe beftige Sppoiition.
Ser grdlibent 9at Dem GongreB neue
9tften betreff Saipaii Sugeitellt, oarlln=
ter Gin invertebrates S6reiben Deg
8rdlioenten Der propiiorii6en &egie=
rlne an ben GeIanoten @illi5. Sn
Sonolulu 1T alles rubig.
Die Sebatte iiber Die 9Gillonbill
pauert i'm 9ouie fort. 9luf nd6iten
Montag 1T S6luB angeIebt uno miro
oann Die glbitimmuns folsen.
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Wcneite ytacbricbtem.

Statt bes bonn Senate obgelebnter
0ornblomer bat Der Yrd1ioent MDeele,
$. pefbam, einen anseiebenen glen
yorfer Snrilten, gum Otitsliebe bes
9unbe5 Sbergeri1tes erl1annt. So
au6 Yefbam Elm 8eaner ppn Senator
Sia 1T, 10 miro on ieiner geitdtiguna
geslueifelt.
9ie in columbus tagenbe Gpnben=
tion Der 8ergieute bat geltern mad LAM
gent 36sern elmer 2obnreoufion bon
10 bis 20 Gents per Sonne su9eltimmt.
9as Soma Sbereeri9t bat ieineu
friibern gntl6eio belfdtist, baB oas
Probibitions= 9tmenoenent niht foniti=
tutionea lei.
gu ben Sdrefen Des 8iirgerfrieges
gefeat ii6 In Gio De Saneirp bas selbe
Sieber, tDel6es tdsli6 ettua Il Gpfer
foroert. 8eri9te iiber 2iHabon fagen,
bab Die Sniurgenten 5000 Mann 8er=
itarfuns erbalten baben.
gebel bot am Montae i'm beutihen
&ei6stag Die allgemeine gtotblage CUR
Sprabe gebra6t Wtinilter gDtti6er
beitrettet oas Seiteben elmer iol6en.
Gin frrhtbarer S6neeiturm miro
aus @alifornien gemeloet. Ser S6nee
liegt itellen!ueiie 48 3ol tief.
geter Gurran in 3anespille, Gleioer=
bdnoler, @rocer, 8ranntlpeinbdnoler
etc. bat ieinen ganferott ertldrt.
Sm &eprdientantenbauie fam am
Wtontag cine petition bon @nbdn9ern
Der enttbronten SOnigin ppn 6apaii sur
gerleillng lie entbielt 5000 Inter
idriften.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-24
Sireftc Seitc,tcra,na.

Die Snlanofeuer Siu lit sur GOr=
lase i'm Saufe bereit. 9ie 5rennun9
pom SariT lihert Dos Yaiiiren beioer
Steuerraten um 10 me6r. Die fanati=
itben Setdmpfer Der Ginfonmeniteuer
baben su friib jubilirt ol5 tie Den por=
p61entli9en gei1luB, Der Sorif gill
feline @infommeniteuer einsuOerleben,
als cine &unDgebung Der 9elnofraten
gegen cine ipl6e Steuer be9riibten. Sie
9emofraten baben i6on 9ummbeiten
senus selnabt unb tbun bies forttpdb=
renb, aber in bieiem 9untte lalien iie
lid bon Der Sppolitipn bes Stem Dprfer
GrpB=&apitals nibt einI1ii6tern. 9iele
Sppolition mar um 10 tb0ri6ter, als
iie borausii6tli6 bersebens mar, oas
bereitiuillige Ginseben auf oieie 5teuer
aber einen por5iisliben @heft semadt
bate, um ben man nun gefomlnen iein
mag.
IS lit alsunebmen, oaB Die SppDnen=
ten tpeniger Die 3ablung Der Steller
felbit l6euten, als Die lditige @inmi=
i6ung in ibre gribatuerbdltniHe. eSn
bieier Se5ie6ung baben lie einen gepii=
len grfols errun9en, inOem Die Sill Die
@ebeimbaltung Der Steuerlilten ber=
fii9t. 1ies lit our1aus in Sromlng
uno ipirp Die Sppoiition beoeuteno mill
bern. Ser Wpblbaberbe miro Der Ge=
gierung ieinen Sribut nm 10 lieber ent=
ritbten, penn bic oHentlibe Muflnert=
iamteit babel ni9t auf feline 8erbdlt=
niile gelenft unb ibm bur9 Die @ebeim=
baltllng Die Steigerung anoerer 9ln=
forOerungen erlpart pirD.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-24
&Mrse Wotise,t+

Sci Giiltrin ar Der Sber bra6 cine
Giienba1ubriide nnter Der 2alt zines
Giitersuses silfammen.
eSn 5erbien lit Die politiibe Gage
mieber eiiilnal ungemiitblib. Sin
Staatsltrei1 miro erwartet. Ser alte
Milan bat babel feline 9ano I'M Spiel.
SIN 3nbtbauie gu Sslau in Mabrsn
fano eine Gfrdfllngs GebOlte Itatt 3
Spote.
9ie frat1soiiibe Seputirtentammer
siebt ben Ylalf in Gripdgun9, paris nit
&ouen blrh einen Canal fiir grobe
SeeTdiIfe su Derbinoen.
@roBfiirlt @eorg oer Sneite SoGll
bes 3aren, befinOet lid in fritii6em
3ufanbe Der 6AminoIu6t.
Muf 5i3ilien trlfft tdglib neues Nti=
litGr ELM unb Die &epolte fam als un=
terbriift gelten.
sn anoern 5beilen Stoliens 9limmt
es unter Der glf6e. 9ie oQeemeine
9tptb lit fllrdtbar.
Sn oeutlhen 3ei6stage gelten Die
Sobaf= ltnb WeinIteuer ais bearaben !;
ge9en lebtere fpra6 li0 Der tpiirttember=
glide 0iinifterprdl lioent y. Mittna6t
nit aaer @ntf9ieoerbeit aus.
Safer gBilbelm bat ben preubil6en
2anotae NIT Der Nnfiinoisung zines
grDBen 9efiSits erDffnet.
Sir Ten Grohall Der 9lrbeitsloien in
Berlin miro imfler lauter Die Poli5ei
perantmortli6 genabt Die Sa6e miro
i'm 9teidstas our Gpra6e tommen.
Sn Maloiaiien, Ober-Yfal5, fat Der
Cberanltsridter Sanoner in ieinem
Giireou Selbitmoro begangen.
giirttefnberes G6nig gebt gum Ge=
burtstag Ieines faiIerliben Namensbet=
ters az. Sanuar) na6 Berlin.
Sn Bridgeport Gonn., 1T Elm Strcit
Der StroBenbaDnangeltelIten ausgebro=
Gen. Die Gtabt befano 1ib am Sonn=
tag pollHdroig unter Der 9erri6aft et=
mes WlObs.
Sn gredenrioQe, @ol., tpurOe am
Samltas Elm l56 lln5en miegenoer
@olOflumpen aus9egraben.
Sn SurfeD Sen bei Marietta, Gbio,
1T cine itarEes Gasqnelle entoeft poroen.
9ie Spiegelslasperfe IN 3uquesne
bel Yittsbur9 baben nit 500 W}ann Die
9rbeit nieoer allfgenommen.
9le6nli6es miro aus aaen Sbeilen Oss
2anoes beri9tet. 9ie Gei6dftsla9e
beiiert li6 suiebenbs.
Ylealanton in &anias fat mat elmer
MajDritdt BON s aus 338 Stinmen
cine Srau gum Wapor geipdblt.
gfa6 geri6ten aus Columbus uno
Bittsburg itebt entmeoer Elm qrober
Streif ber &oblen0rdber Doer cine er=
beblihe 2obEreouftion berlelben in 9lus=
Ii9t.