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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
Mms Der Bmnoesitao

Ser prdlibent erlieb cine proflama.
tion besiislih Der 0ieimeiberei in Utah.
st ertbeilte pollitdnbige NmneFie allen
iol1en perionen, bic fid ber polpga=
mie Dber bieier glei6tommenben Ner9e.
ben, tpie 8igamie, Gbebru9 unb unoe.
iebli9es 3uiammenleben, idulbig gee
ma9t babeu, ODER folden, tpel9e bieier
0ergeben idulois befunbea uno ibrer
biirgerli6en &edte perlufiig segangen
lino, tpenn bieIelben ale Bebingunaen
Die ibnen gefellt .purben, uno mel6e
nur auf Mbi1affung Der polpsamie bin.
aielen, erfiillt baben.s
Das bonn 3ongreB pallirte Doderp-
@eieb, betrefenb bic Reorganization bes
Observation-Disclosures, tritt am L.
Ottober in Rraft. Das Geieb reousirt
Die 3abl Der glerts i'm 157, ipobur6
aablreide gntlaTungen notbwenoig tuer=
ben. 8or einigen 9agen ipurben be.
reits AZ glerfs nit einen, Sabresaebalt
BON $900-$1800 entlaiien uno beute
ipurben tpeitere SO auf bic Site Der nur
tempordr Mngeffellten aeieBt.
9ie ioeben erfOlste Riinbisuns bes
&eeiprp3itdts=N Nbfommens nit 8ralilien
mar cine ielbfberitdnblide Gol9e ber
Nnnabme Der neilen Sarifbiq, bu,9
pelde Die GOrtbauer berartiser 8ereins
barungen unm69lid geipOroen ift.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
Wiusefanb
,,Grsdbltes ,tto GrIebteS." )"

8or fur;em 1T in unierer etabt
(8eobahter publ. So. elm BUD eridie=
men, bas alien 9euti6en auf oas tpdrm.
ite empfoblen su weroen oeroient. unter
oem Sitel: ,.Grsdbltes uno gr.
lebtes" grinnerunsen aus Der &C.
I9i1te Der 6amilie 9eid uno grleb-
nille Der @eidmiiter Greimutb in Mme-
rita, bon 6. q. Winnig. Das Bud
madt Mnipru1 auf uniere Yeahtuns
beionoers aus stpei @riinben -einmal
neil es bic grlebniiie nno Mabiale Der
erlten Mnlieoler in unierm 2ai,be, in le-
benbiaer Weiie i9iloert. INNER mil ben
geidi9tli6en 5batiaden als 9inter.
gruno, unb iobann ipeil tpi1tige Dor.
9dnge unb 0erbdltniKe in nnferm
Gountp in aeididter 2Deiie sinseiodten
iinD. go erbalten tpir i'm 3abmen ei=
ner iebr anipre9enoen gr3dbluns su=
glei1 einsn lleberblid Der tpidtigern
GreigniHe in unierm 2anbe felt Der
Mitte bes porigen Sabrbunoerts, unb
ber 0erfalier bat IS peritanoen, bas
SntereKe oes 2eiers bon Anfans bis au
gnbe rege ai erbalten.
Cine ipertbpole unb allen 8iir9ern
beutider 3unge aetuib milltou,nene
3ugabe bilbet elm aus ben Hlhern Der
probate Office aus9e3o9enes Werseih<
nib Der Namen oeutf6er, 6itsrreidiider
unb i1tpei3eriider giniuanoerer. bic in
9usearatpas @ountp bas Biir9erreht
erbielten.
Gas Bnn ioate alio i'm 8efke iebes
Geutiden unb auF bem 9ii9e ieoer
oeutihen Gamilie 3u finben iein.
giner ber's geleien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
nus Wctu Wutf.

9as politiide greigniB Der bergan-
eenen Wohe, tueldes ales anoere an
9Di6tigteit iiberra9t, mar Der au Sara=
toga abgebaltene Gonpent Der Demo.
traten bes Staates Stem Oorf. Wtit
&iidii6t auf bic berpOrrasenbe 3oae,
tpel6e bic bortise 9emofratis in Der ses
iammten bemotratii6en partei oes 2an=
oes ipielt, Dor allem aber aud in gr=
tpartung bes beiben Samples stpii6en
5ammanp uno ieinen @esnern, iab
man oem Gonpent nit ooppelter Span=
nung entgesen. Sas &eiultat mar
our1aus nerbliiifeno, iiberrai9enb ielbft
fir biejeni9en, ipelde an Der Mai1ine
laben unb Die 9rdbte in 9dnben bat=
ten. Sammanp beberridte bic Situa<
tion. Sammtli9e fonteittrenben Sele.
9ationen muroen auriidgenieien. 9rob
ieines Strdubens wurbe Senator Gill
bur1 Reclamation fiir bas Nmt bes
@oupernellrs nDminirt, pdbrenb 6err
2ofpooo als 8ieesouberneur unb &i9=
ter @aDnor als 9lppeabofri6ter nomi-
ntrt puroen. 9ebterer 1T beIonoers
betannt seworoen Durd ieinen mann-
baften Rampf segen Die politiide Cor.
ruption in Wrooflpn uno umse9eno.
Mn9enommen bat big iebt tueoer 9ill
nod &idter @apnor. Dagegsn aeist
es li9 iAon beute, oab Die domination
Qill Die Spaltuns in Der Demotratie
gielp Oorts nidt, uie man 9ebpfft, su
iiberbriifen oermas. Oie unabbdnsi-
gen Semotraten tuerben elm eigenes Si=
Diet auffeaen. Inter iolhen umitdn-
Den Oiirfte pabrideinlib Der Empire.
Staat an Die &epublifaner berloren
geben. Die unberuiblihe 0altung Oils
in Der IariffraQe rGcht fiCh
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
Melhe Qtnalt bic Nepublifon

= Melde Qlnait Die Republitaner
bor 0errn Hidarbs baben, beipeist Der
Ilmfan0, baB ibnen iebes Mittel gum
Rampfe gegen Denielben redt 1T. 4eb<
ten DOnneritag 9lbeno ipurbe bier Elm
Supper fiir bic Mitglieber Der u. u. M.
peranitaltet, 5u benz aiisgefpro9eneil
3uede, bic 8eteranen 5u berbinoern,
Der bemotratii6en Werlammlumg in
Canal DoDer bei3utpobnen. gs be-
peist bies 3tpeierlei !: /. oab fe Der
Gtimmen Der Weteranen ni9t TO- iidber
iino, ipie lie tets beboupten, unb 2.
baB ibre Mr9uluentt 9egen Ri4arhs
dnf bebentlid idma6en Tiibsn ietel
mii1en, ipenn iie ben Wsteronen Ridbt
einmol sefatten Oiirfen, Elm ggort bey
9e6tferti9uns BON Sas. Rinarbs all
b0ren. Gs 9ibt aber senug felbftdnbi-
ge Weteranen. luel6e ibre ei9snen Me9e
geben unb iib ourN foetnannte 6iibrer
teinen blauen Dunit bormaden laiIeu
ilnb bic groBe Mebr3abl berfelben tpirn
fur SameS Mi9arbs unb Oas Q0nae be-
inOfratiiGe 3idet itimmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
Ne,teite Wa6rt6tett.

Wc2inlep bat am Wontag bic repu-
blitaniide Champagne fiir WtHouri nit
elmer &eoe in ct. 2ouis er0ffnet.
penniplpaniens @epublifaner fnb
sdbe. SIM 81. gonsreboitrift bat es
325 8aaots gebrau9t, ebe bic betref.
fenoe Contention su elmer Nomination
gelangte. SIM Is. Diiiritt batten lie
am Montas 410 Mbftimmunsen binter
iid uno nod beitanb teine Musf9t auf
Elm @elultat.
Sm ID. Ohio gongreb= =Difritt pur=
be am Montag bon ben Demotraten
9bomas y. McGrap ais Na9folger bes
gonsreb-Witalieb garter BON Mans=
ftelb nominirt.
Sie dineiiide @eaieruns .parnt
Jremoe, nod pefins au fommen, ba iie
ni9t fiir beren Siherbeit biirsen tann.
Ser Gar fiiblt fi6 et,pas befer unb
bat am Wontaa nit ieiner eansen Ga-
miliesbie &eiie nod 2ibabia in Der 2rim
angetreten.
Die 3,derbarone 2ouiiianas pollen
Der gunoesre9ieruns ben proseb tuesen
Der abseidaiften 3uderprdmie MAIDEN.
Die 8aades Nds.lfabrit in glebe-
lamb bat ibren 8etrieb auf unbeitimmte
3eit eingeitelIt es beibt infolge zines
lebereintommens nit Sabrifen bes
Sfens.
Sn Marieiae tpurbe Elm Mnar6ilten-
@omplot entoeft, tpel9es ben plan
bate, oas bortise italieniide GOniulat
in Die 2uft gu iprenseu.
Sei 8alencia, 8enesuela, bat am
Greitas cine unaebeure WaHerboie $50
Meni4en setOotet unb ungeheuren
Sdaoen angeri9tet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
&nr5e WottSett.

Na9 Barrier Yeri9ten ioll Die babe
Stabt San Domingo blir1 einen gnca
Ion aerit6rt tuoroen iein.
Sn probitsel, sadien Meininsen,
tpurben am Samifag in einem S9iefer=
brud 5 Nrbeiter oeridiittet uno 9et6b=
tet.
Der 3ar mill am Is. na9 benz Sii=
ben seben, ba iein 3uitanb Elm tpdrme=
res 2lima erforoert. Gr leioe seittpeiie
grobe Sdmersen.
3adarin, oes 3aren 2eibar3t, fol
erentriit uno big CUR &obbeit briisf
fein. &eiden Yatienten ma9t er bor=
renoe &ehnun9en, 9lrme aber beban=
belt er gratis.
Die Sapaner bereiten fid gu einem
Marihe auf pefing bDr.
Ser preubii6e 2anotag tritt ert I'M
Sanuar uieber auiammen.
Der 8iertries in Berlin sebt ieinem
gnbe entge9en. Man lit beioieitig oes
langen Qabers miioe.
S1neiber 9otpe mo1te leinen i9ub=
fi6eren pan3er Der &esieruns BON
S9meoen Dertaufen.
Sn 2onbon lit Elm Sorpeboboot aus
Nlumirium ber9eitellt norben, bas in
ge3ug auf SdneQisteit alles bisberise
iibertrifft.
Ser Staatsi6ab leer, su WaNer unb
3u Qanbe sei6lasen uno 9lufltdnbe i'm
Snnern 10 prdientirt fid bic jebise
Sage bon China.
8ei ben 8rigaoeman0bern nabe @r=
bod, 8aiern, tpuroe Der Sauptmann
bon 2reb eridohen, ob aus 3ufau ,Doer
ablidtli9 tpiro i6per su ermitteln iein.
Sn 8raiilien iino neue unruben aus=
sebroden.
3aiier Wilbelm eebt am II. na6|
Wiesbaoen, mo- an bieiem Sage bas
neue 0oftbeater erOifnet miro.
Sn Berlin ipurben am Samltag 1873
llnteroffi3iere berbaftet, um einen ber=
feiben beraus3ufinben, Der Elm losiali=
hiides Glusblatt pertbeilt bat. @roBe
Gfnfation.
Sn gorbon bel Mqua, baben 6ana=
titsr ben 6aloou bes Milt Wsarel am
Sonntas Morsen friih nit 9pnamit in
bic 2uft aeiprengt. Cine fd6ne Sonn=
tassfeier
Sn Glepelano ipurbe lebtbin 9err
@aben, Der 8eneral YalIagier=N3ent
Der Yallep=Yabn ermoroet. Srob al=
ler Giibristeit Der poIisei ilt Der S9ul=
bige nod ni9t entbeft. bo6 I6eint man
ibm auf Der Spur gu iein.
Sn Steubenpille bat cine @aserplp=
lion i'm Wbeelina uno Safe grie Sitter
8abnbof ftattsefunoen.
8ei Garbonbale, &c.,, paroen bier
Mrbeiter beri6iittet, mad 48 Stunben
aber nod lebeno serettet.
Gbina bat ben neuen 8ertras nit
ben Ser. Staaten, betreff 9lusi6lub
1lnetl1er Nrbelter, ratlfl3lrt.
Seftiee Stiirme wiitheten am Sreitas
i'm Siiooiien Der atlantiIden'&ilte ent=
lang.
Ser Mailillon Soblenerdberitreit iit
Su gnbe. 9ie 2Obnfraae 1T einem
S1iebsgeri1t iiberlaHen unb geltern
biirfte iiberaa bic 9lrbeit ipieber aufee=
nommen morben ein.
Sn pittsburs uno 5omeiteao bat Die
Carnegie So. auf l. Sanuar 1895
cine neue 2obnreaulirun9 ansetiinbigt.
Sn 8raiton, O., tuuroe Der Shant=
tellner Sobn 9anep BON ginbredern er=
fhoHen.
Sn Gaa &iper, Maii., 1T Der Spin=
neritreif immer nod ni6t beenoet. Sie
unterbanalungen baben li1 neueroings
serfdlagen.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
.etterc e. s. ~. Grcmritnmctt.

SpeaiaIsGreurionen su berab9eiebteu Yreiien suer.
ben aber bic 6. Dr. g,enbabu ftattimbeu ipie fuIst
Wtabiion mis-. 2. - IL. Sftb.
Soperb,a. Wtaii.. g. - IL. Cftb
Bottom. Wtaf.. Z. - II. OFT
Baltimore. Wb.. 8. -l2. DIT
0reenpile. 1n.. 8. - la OFT
Waibinston. 8. g.. 8. - IL. OFT.
Wbilabelpbia. Pa.. IA. - l8. OFT
WiHmonb. Wo IL. - q. OFT
Columbus. O.. IS. - "A. Wpu.
Elepelanb. g.. 12 - 13 NoD
pot Springs. Mrf. 10. Nop.
Mtlanta. Ga. Is. - Is. Dft.
Columbus, g.. z. ii. Oh.
2ouispiae Rp.. g. = 10. OFT
a0oihin9ton. .. g.. 15 - 10. Oft.
ct wanl. Winn.. Fl. - Is. OFT.
. gbisaao Su.. 81. = 25 Gft.
saan peritisbenen gtabteu In Mitaiaan am H. OFT
nnh IA. yappember.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
8aadIessS sIrmifa eaIbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der Welt fur
S6nitiuunoen, Gef6miire, Gol3anb,
Giebermunben. Musfhlas, auf9efprun-
gene 0dnbe, Groitbeulen, 0hbnerougen
uno ale 0autausi6ldse, iotpie fe be-
itimmt 0dmorrboiben beilt. Sic uirb
sarantirt, bic bette 3ufrieoenbeit 3u Qe-
ben, pber b0s @elo iuirb 3uriidQegeben.
preis 25 Geuts per S@a&teI bel s. 6.
Wliller unb Gpbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03

: Jn Hurasln, i'm GroBber3ogtbum
0eNen, III bic Cholera erluiden uno bic
gborsrabaradtn geinloRsn ipDroen,
Iebteres febr gum Qeibpeien Der arlnen
NebDlterung, tpeIGe aus Der nit ben
Warodea berbunbenen Vnltsfii1e frdf-
ti9e glabrun9 erbielt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
GEtttriton MaG alliance stttti
Weiudte Der S5air.

Wom 10. = IL. Oftober iperben auf
ben penniplpania Yabneu smii6en
Oubfon. gait 2iperpool, Seem phila.
oelpbia uno oen basmiiben lie9enoen
StatiOnen greuriionstidets gum 8eiu=
DE Der Gair uno Der &ennen IN
Naiance berfauft. Sieiesben lino giil-
tia bis uno nit l3. Sftober.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03

: Mieberbolt ipirb beridtet, baB bic
rufiif1e 9egisruns DOrbereitun9en
trtife. liG in ben bineiiiN iapanifden
Qrie9 ei,loumif&en. NuBlano m6dte
einen oiinlis seleatnen 0afen an Der
iOreonii9tn Rahe gs,uinntu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03

Gbinefi9e gloenten IN europa unb
ymerila baben ben Muftrao erbalien,
Rriegsi9ifft anaulaafen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03

: Sn peding III cine Grembenbebe
ausgebroHen; biele Gremben tpuroen
duf btr Strabs miBbanoeli.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
Sir 8eritopfnng

Sir 8erltopfltng
Mber's Hiaen
Sir Maseni6tpdde
Aber's Hiaea
Stir peroorbene1r Magett
Mbrr's Yiaen
Stir &opfi6mer5
aper's giIsa
Stir 2eberletoen
slper's gilIem
Stir @elbIu6t
slper's YiIen
Stir appetitloiisfeit
Mper's Yillem
Stir &beumatisnlts
slger's YiaeH
Stir grtaltllng
Mper's Eilen
Sir Steber
Mger's Eiaen
9ubereitet pon DR.. S. 6. Mper & Co., 2oweu, Mah.
Sn allen gpotbeten gu baben.
Sebe Dufis gSirft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03

Dies iit Der bette glab gum Giufaufe pou epeserei.
oaaren nno Propilionsn Snrd jortpaDrenoe aene
tanotg erbaiten unb perben ale gefeliumgen PROMPT
aasgsthbrt nnb bic Waaren obne GTtrasWerattuna
natb 6aue geefert 70
eY Sir Sanbprooutte iperben bic bDSbiteu wlartt.
preiie be5oblt.
ey Spredt Dor NIB madtt Cure giufdute uun sbr
nnb bic a,reie binio fnb.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-10


Croker has taken the public into his con-
fi3ence. lie asks his assailants TO prove
that the charges against ham are true. hop
ing that the evidence. whose existence no
one knows better than he. will
not he forthcoming. Ii Is evident
however, that he Is uncertain and dis
,urbed that The hope is not born OF con-
tldence He is badly frightened and he
has reason 20 he. The evidence against
hum and his pals will come forth
when II is rroperly and authori-
tatively hidden. Croker mus: real
ize that his power is ready 10 disin-
tegrsfe. and that the pretorians are mur-
muring To- one another that they are not
receiving their share Of the piunier. lie
must he suspicious of some Who have
been nearest to him, for he knows
that he has forfeited whatever claim he
may once have had "a their gratitude, and
that he has aroused resentment and
Jealousy among those who are the
posses.ors Of dangerous secrets HIS
defiance OF his accusess beirsys
the tremor OF alarm. lie eais for proof
In auaking voice, and be hsstens 10 hide
same of his wealth. 81 q hich he has here
tosare made an oSse0tatiogs display, be-
hind suggested mortgages.
Throughout she interview Croker does
uDt i0rEst Laat ne IS tue power tEAa&
the city IL ia - who feels what
ever responsibility for any wrong Is it-
volved IN granting TO the Broadway rail-
ros4 the right 10 change rs Eao tive power
il is 4" who Is interested in giving the
citv better transit methods IL - II sho
Supported the great Huekleberry grso
in the annexed district IL Is - ~Ao
has not ye; determined whether or
rot 10 permit the annexation OF New
y arg ana Brooklyn and the adjoining terri
{ ~ fsv the making 81 greater Ne~ York,
IL = u" wAo defles his enemies to prove
that his poAee depart meat b.ackm ais vice.
LAS 4. ~ho should BE turned oGt Of place
III the cltv government of New YORK is
corrupt Finally, u i Il" sho courts IN
vestssAtson. .ach IS Ess Fasseit ooun nIttes
INDUCED ~. and which tended - more
securely faStea gh- grasp of pab.le ERIN
tua.s uTNsn the victim sFef metropolis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-10

Asthansstie Annual Meeting OF the
seattle Aarhtstnru.


The annual meeting OF the Seattle Yacht
taowas held lass evening s, the new club
hHsss. bringing out the largest attendance
"a The history Of the club. with The one
stespsien Of the opening OF the new house
astAil, The following officers we're elected
's TIE ensuing year
,,oisosTs 81 the ciub-Prssident III. (.
Henry; wee president. Lester Turner
secretary. ~ ". French: treasurer. &. l.
siaeGaey, trustees III. e Henry. Lester
AaFneE. J. A Hatfield and ] II Johnson ;
ssase eSAnm ttee. :. Z. Hayden, IT., John
ASHER and a. 4 Spencer.
VsaesFs o. the Heet--Com modore. r. F.
sAaafF; wee commodore. K t. Spencer
ssAI eosafuo'ore GvogEe H. Hebron. rorG
srsFtaia Car ehrand. Heet captain. ". &.
neAeran treasurer. De e. Simonson
NJ An1reNs. q Part Townsend. rnern-
*F@ the committee a! the International
49, 'ai4oa, So present with she badges
d aa'ieuS whscn have been adopted hy
zoe AssocAa1toa. rae badge consists a.
.s american ani English glags vish their
sasrs crossed, With The reanant 81 sse
NS< alton upright IN the center. and
sss@af and est.e Ae.aw, she a hole work "a
$50 or elo:h suitable Tor putiine on
- f''ai 81 The cap The buttons are oi
ssses. FOR coat aud vest, and contain
0Aine Northwest lnternAaoBA al
sAaHng Assoc 4t.on
~s aF&lcses of Incorporation ~ the club
WV tras an Anp~1vpsi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-10
Fire at the Idaho Mine.

GRASS VALLEY. Cal. Jan. e.-Tonight
the hosting works Of the Idaho Maryland
mine were burned and totally destroyed.
Eighty men were In the mine. 1000
feet under ground. and the townspeople
became panic stricken when IL looked for
time As II their escape would be cut off.
Finally three or four brave men went
down the air shaft and warned the miners
below that the hosting works were on fire.
The miners climbed up the ladders
from below. and all escaped in safety
The fire originated IN the dry house next to
the hosting works. The loss is $50 600
IL skreported that two men who ven
tured down the pump shaft 10 warn the
miners have not been heard from.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-10
An Aluminium Yacht.


The aluminium yacht Veadenesse, tea
tons racing weight. built for the Count
Chaoannes la Pslice by the socie;e des
ChAntiers de Ia Loire. Was launched in the
Saint Denis canal, in France, Decent Ter 6.
Several hundred persons were present.
lac ceremony began AZ 80 ?. IN. with 5
benediosson by Abbe Lampe IL was s
surprise TO see n mass of eleven tons so
easily carried by So light . hull. Twenty
and even twenty-five persons could stand
on she deck. which IL made uf aluminium
snd only three miliimeters thick. without
producing the slightest depression The
elegance OF the lines. the finish in the exc
eaaon. the simple and commodious ar
ranrement Of the boat provoked unani-
nous approval. Ths experiment. Of verify
lng the soIidity of the bail by incgtning the
boat under q derrick proved satisfactory.
Tae Inclination sas gradually carried 10
- and a. degrees, aud sas maintained for
more than an hour and half. In this
process the strain on the hull was much
greater than Il w0ald have been under
sail This strain - A. al ev-nts extra
ordinary in yachts of the Nend~neS.s
tire Careful examination Of the hall
proves that nothing hal permitted n leak
al the minatsst drop Of water. Taix ex-
Terlnen; - certainly the starting point Of
nes improvements In navai building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-10

BosToS, Jan Q. Tommy RYAN. of Bridge
port, and Billy Smith, OF Boston. fought
six rounds for points at the Casino to-
night, ending in draw. Mike Sears. Of
lewiston. bested Tom Hef'ernan. Of Bos-
ton, Ia six rounds. Boyle o'Reilly. of
Cambridge. defeated Harry Daily. of Aus
ual'a, in SIX rounds. Sweeny. of Boston,
Knocked cat nriscoii. of Cambridge Dan
Murphy, Of Quincy, was defeated by JACK
Ward. OF Rrocktnn. in sir rounds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-10
JOHN l.. SULLIVAN KNOCKED or.
His Wife Taps the Big Drunkard With
an Indsan Club

BuTTaro. Jan. 2. The story of John L.
snllivan's latest Knockout has just leaked
out. on Saturday night John went out to
do the town. lie drank heavily and
soon after returning TO his hotel a great
erssh VAS beard in his room. Johns wife
had chtded him and he in return as
ssuted her. She defended herself with an
Indian ciud, knocking her husband sense
less II was daylight before he opened his
eyes or showed signs Of life Mrs. Sulli-
van says she struck her husband harder
than she intended.
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ts,vESwoRru, Kan, Jan. a--The first
contest Of the LeaYenworth Athletic Asso-
cation came OF al Crawfora's opera house
tonight for purse OF 81. Aa The rrinci-
pals were middleseirhts. Martin nurkin
Of - Joseph. and Patrick Purteil, Cana
dian. known rs "thc Saginaw kid" The
hshs lasted four and onc-hsli minutes and
tsded in nurkiB being knocked ont and
con rleteiy outctasssd
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CRIMINAL NEWS

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NEW ORLEANS. Jan. s.-The track was
fast Summaries:
Five furiong.-saIIy .on. subross sec
ono, Fonssca third Time, I 81
six and q half fnr.ongs-B BRIAN Won,
i.22x
s'x furiougs-Hernan won. Miss Rica
second, John 2. third. Tine. .Is
Nile and twenty vards-IliGme won,
port second, Aezzosint third. Time,
i,43k
Five fariongs-NornIrg Glory Won. Ma
sonic Home second. Red Ella third. Time,
Lex
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sAs FRaseisco. Jan. a-summaries:
Five fursongs-Bridal Veil won, Joe Cot
ton second. Jennie Lind third. Time. %
sx turfongs-Flurry won. Romair sec
ond. Mss Fletcher third Time. i:I51
six fursongs-f;ascoa won, Rornair sec
ond. Middleton third. Time. Lick.
SIX and one-haif fnrIongs-Bl won,
Gar Peter second. Condo third. Time,
1885,.
SIX MISREPRESENTATION won, Alexis
second, Carmel third. Time I.I6.
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regained at fs2 aud lost il again
f-'' ana then finished with very fine
ssne.ai billiards. Ia which he vas maseri-
neiped hy an egregious scratch. Ives
aha scnssfer play tomorrow night. Score:
Hes, " -. Is. 2, o, ss7: total. 80 sIos-
son. !, -, ?. -. O.: total, f6s. Averages:
Ives. 100; SCISSOR. y A. High runs
Ives. 4sT; SIosson, A..
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CHrcaeo Dec. s. 1894
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Aes@o Jan 8-lsss has tied Schse-
s = average az 10 bat not his va pun. In
- saise tonlxh, atthe billiard toaraa.
- 'fes n sis 'ss1 n SIX innings. closing
- afan o. A. l.sagiv 81. made alth sn
=. '"f norse- Ives got this position on
''aas'y-@ssg sAos, lu>i u a. III.
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As the name indicates, Halls Vegetable
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