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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23

Miss Emma Clark will leave for Bangor
today, where she will pass her vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23

Hon. j. II. Manley arrived home from
Washington. ID. c., Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23
AUGUSTA LOCALS,

DR.. Sukcforth Of Whi.efleld was here
Friday, on business. 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Blsisdell of this city
went to Boothbay, Thursday, to open their
cottage there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23

c. B. Chick will leave, today, for Lime
kins bay, by team, to pass Sunday with hi,
family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23
MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Annual Meeting.

Tuesday, 20, Jsne 1894. at the Cleveland Lee
ture Room. Brunswick, sessions. II. 30 A. III. to
T. NJ, 2 TO 7. N. Changes in by laws and other
important matters will be brought up for action
A full attendance Is requested. Tie new index
volume is ready for distribution. Price a.. Post.
age, IL cents. This volume is indispensable 10
the owners of the nine volumes of the first se
ries Of the society's collections.
II. W. BRYANT, Rec. &c.,
Portland, Maine. june1Sdto26
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23

Mrs. Thomas II. Howard has returned
from trip to Boston. it-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23
NOTICE.
In REGARD to Private Drains,

Section 3 of City Ordnance-All private drains
which shall hereafter enter any public sewer
shall be built of such materials as the mayor and
aldermen shall direct, and shall be laid under the
direction of the mayor and aldermen, or by some
person by them appointed; and they shall be laid
in such direction, of such size, with such descent
with such strainers, and 10 such manner as they
shall determine No per-on shall hereafter con
meet IA private drain with a public sewer
unless he shall first obtain written permission
therefor from the mayor, under penalty of moi
less than ten nor more than twenty dollars.
j. f. BEAN.
City Marshal
Per order OF the MAJOR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23

Red Seal Sarsaparilla is sold by all drug
gists. 1t always cures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23
HILLS cATAARH CURE.

PRESCRIPTION In use over fifty years. Sure
Cure. el.oo. II. II, II. P.O. Box 2ls, Aueu it,
Maine mayidtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23
NOTICE..
In Regard to Obstruction Of Side
walks.

should not be permitted /:
you have no longer need Z
someone elsc wnl nav
WANT COLUMN Of tn !,
It wiz pay you to do 90.
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70 cumbcf 4 home. If
* any useful article,
.. Advertise it In the
,hxSEBEc JOURNAL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
NO JUSTICE IN COURT.
So . 81. Louis Woman Takes the Law in
Her Own Hands.

So y sc. Louis Woman Takes the Law in
Her Own Hands.
ST. Louis, Feb. Civilian phipps was
shot in the back Of the neck and danger
ly wounded by Mrs. Margaret Lovett.
This is the tragic sequel to trial for
criminal assault which ended few days
ago in acquittal. On the evening of Oct.
u last Miss Frances Mahoney, living with
her sister, Mrs. Lovett. at 1901 South Third
street, was assaulted in u vacant building
opposite her home. The crime YVES
charged to Phipps. lie was tried and
owing to lack Of evidence the case was
dismissed.
The two sisters armed themselves and
searched the streets for Phipps. They
found him at the corner of broadway and
Merchant streets and began to abuse him.
He started to run, when Mrs. Lovett drew
her pistol and fired. Phipps fell to the
sidewalk and the woman fled. but was ar
rested. The wounded mun was taken to
the city hospital. Physicians say his re-
cOvery is doubtful.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
The Puzzle So.yed.

Perhaps no local disease has puz-
zled and baified the medica, profess
sion more than nasal caiarrh. While
not Immediately fatal, it is among
the most nauseous and disgusting
Ills the flesh is heir to. and the
records show very few or no eases OF
radical cure of chronic catarrh by
any OF the many modes of treatment
until the introduction of Ely's Cream
Balm few years ago. The success
OF his preparation has been most
gratifying and surprising. No drug
gist is without il.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
HAWAII UP AGAIN.
Debating the Question Under
the Five Minute Rule.
HORSES UxPARL1AxESrARY TALK

Oathwafte Calls Him Down and Has the
Language Excepted to Read At the
Clerks Desk-Little Doubt but That the
senate win Repeal the Federal Elec-
lions Law and That the Bin viii he
Signed by the President.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Everett of Mas
sachusetts delivered the invocation at the
opening OF the session of the house. Nc
Gam tried to obtain unanimous consent
for the consideration of n resolution he
offered to investigate the action of Judge
jenkins in the case of the Northern Pa
ciiic railway, whose employees he had en-
joined from striking, but objection was
made. The Hawaiian debate was resumed
by Morse of Massachusetts, who had five
minutes. Before lac had proceeded for a
minute, however, Cultivate OF Ohio had
called him to order for supplementary
language.
TO which language DO you refer." asked
Morse.
To the insulting, impudent and unpar
iiamcntary language just used, answered
Cultivate.
Declared Unparliamentary.
Morse, according to the rule, took his
St'tt una tte WORDS excepted to Were read
at the clerks desk as follows: And vet,
strange to tell, at the command of their
master, the great Grover Cleveland, his
cuckoos in the house and senate, staunch
southern Democrats, the loudest shouters
fora white mans government. disregard
all their ancient traditions about white
mans supremacy and the white mans gov
erEment"
The speaker ruled that the language
WAS Nnparliamentary. Before Morse could
proceed, however, his time expired. John
son OF ln,ii;na took the floor and made n
strong speech :,rr;igBing the course of the
administration il attempting to restore
the deposed queen. He drew a vivid pict
ure OF the efforts of Mr.. Willis and evolved
out of it all a plot of IA new comic opera to
he called "I.iiiuokalani''
In the senate.
At the opening OF the senate DR. Nilburn,
the blind chaplain, in his prayer made Il
touching allrsion to the life, services. and
death of George w. Childs the Philadel-
phia rhilanthropist. Resolutions from
the Massachusetts legislature protesting
agains; the cotton schedule of the Wilson
b.ll were laid before the senate, read and
referred.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06

Dr. coffee has treated over IN prtien.s IN
oxford and sreeport and over iuo n aud a0oaf
lena. Co suifator ffes on frsf trip.
lie viii striighien CROSS or sCUtNr EYES In
minutes.
pemovrs CArARAC N two INMATES.
'terrginns or dlm over the eys--oas minute
l-iscctimv=fwn MINUTES.
rutnin' ln er out of lids aud wild hairs etc.
r moved qu ekiy.
stopping uf t.schryra' ttcar) Duet. causing an
frft"w ~ traf-. permanently cured.
'o'yrn- rnnlors In nosc eats rem osed ir too
inuie-.
l,pening ~ the Frs.schln Tube leading from,
rftnf ~ ear w two minutes.
Remaving To'i-ii- and clipping rvaia, one
mite.
svery one ~ me ab.-r operation. 7 perform
cept cataract. and patients N 81 home wi.h-
n q dagger.
OsrAtsCr. rTFryetSxE 6or film over the
ihu. tprriit~- 10 toruea. hinfu--- weak
.iicfy cyra. granada esi iii-. chrnuir red sore
20 wiifl hhlfs, en'rnp,nm or tanning IN 20 eve
q, di-ynsts of isChrymal duct ttear durii IN.
re " eye. cstcrratlon ~ eve ball. All ar.
~ di-eufrs of the eve ard IT. nerves.
AClfE AND CHRONIC NASAL CArAEgu
all " ierms cured permanently. DIANA
lypu-. 'umnra. hawking, aud splitting, enlarged
18th. los Of voice. Grsnulaicd sore throat,
i--ere@s
DGAfNEss-tesnc cure sn Ter e~n: ~ tic.e
tea tHn tell IN five minutes u curablc.
~ msny ra-cs IN trea. ment.
NOiStS ~ EAitS-f can curc In every Gaze.
pituAfOsfe EARS can cure IN eyeryease
BWOSCui IT'S AMI LUNG TROUBLE cured
rm catsrfh eau be cured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
Those Accused mlchig.. Oasci.,..

DETROIT, Feb. 6.-State Treasurer Ham,
bitzer.and Land Commissioner Berry, two
Of the officials whose designations have
been requested by the governor ON account
Of their connection with the salaries scam
dals, have arrived here. They do not
blame Governor Rich for his position, but
say that some of their friends question the
wisdom Of such haste in the matter. They
admit having been careless, but say chat
gross negligence could he proved against
every state officer in Michigan il leaving
clerical labor to subordinates was to he
considered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
THE DEATH RECORD.

Hon. a. II. BUCKNER, ex-congressman
from Missouri, at Mexico. Mo-
Lieutenant CHARLES II, EMMEHICH, u. S.
n, at Mare Island, Cal.
Rev. u. DoUGHEETY, one of the oldest
Presbyterian ministers in Wisconsin, at
Racine, Wis.
Manhato, Mimi.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
Moody aud snnley at washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. dwight l.. Moody,
the world renowned evangelist and Ira ID.
sankey, the great evangelistic singer, will
begin series OF meetings III this city. \
chorus of $50 voices has been in practice
under the direction of Mr.. Sankey. The
meetings are to have the supper, of all the
evanrelstic organizations here. and every.
thing points towards an unusually success
full series.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06

PARIS. Feb. 6.-lt is officially announced
that the winter wheat area la, increased
III twelve departments as compared with
ls.ri. and that it has decreased in twenty
eight. The condition of the crop i said 10
TIC excellent in thir;y-four departments.
good in forty-cicht and fair IN three de-
partincn;s. The rye area has increased and
the prospects of the crop are good
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
Presidential po.tmms,ers.

WASHINGTON. Feb. G. The president has
sent the following postmaster nominations
to the senate: lll;nois-Thomas ID. Kearps.
Fairhury. Indiana-Willis Ii. Nefl, Green
castle; George w. Ingsman, Nob!esville;
Jeremiah Foley. kendallville Iowa
Thco +. Worsley, Nevada: c. w. Ravlin.
LgPortc City: JOHN L. Curran, Burling-
ton: Walter Elder. Clarion: John y. Lewis,
Franklin; Levi W Wood. West Gardiner.
MISCONCEPTIONS Conklin. Madison.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
No Thrift Hearings.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Senator Jones Of
Arkansas, member of the finance COM
mittce. says that he does not think the
hearing will be granted on the tariff bill.
and that it will be ready to report back
next week. Senator voorhees, says the
matter will be settled at the meeting Of the
committee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
win Close the Mime, NV rorr..

CRIPPLE CREEK, Col, Feb. Give hun
dred miners met ut Anaconda and unani-
mously decided to give the mining COM
panics until Thursday morning to accede
to the demand of the miners union for an
eight hour day and the same wages now
paid for nine hours. A prominent union
man. replying to a question, said the union
would close every mine working nine hours
by force il necessary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
vii, Prenc,, Auu;sr,s..

NEW York, Feb. 6.-The Rev. T. De-
Witt Talmage will preach his farewell
sermon on the first Sunday in March.
About one month after he will start for
the Orient with his wife and two dauyh-
tiers. You can quote me as saying that
will continue to preach the rest of my
life,' said Mr. Talmage. ''as preaching is
my avocation. and il seems that is the only
thing that gives me happiness"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06

ST. PAUL, Feb. 6.-The Pioneer Press
special from Wells announces the death at
his home in that town Of Morton S Wiki
inson at the age Of IS. Mr.. Wilkinson was
one Of the earliest United States senators
from this state and was , Democrat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
Enormous Forgery OF Bank Notes.

The HAGUE. Feb. 6--The police have
unearthed an enormous forgery OF bank
notes Eight men, including the leader,
n man named krausc. have been arrested
Notes to the value of -. Geo C1,.licrs have
been seiyed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06

Lawrence Williams, q white man, ga(,
hfnsen up 1t Augusta. Ga, for the mi
oee a Eliza Martin, . ncgrcss, Ut Savu
0oh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06

8uoe-German Treaty signed.
BERLIN, Feb. G.-Thc National Zeitung
sHJu that ths Russian treaty has been,
signed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
VALIANT NO MORE.
The Bomb Thrower's Head Cut
from His Body.
GUnlOrlxED EARLY IN the DAY.

The East Words cG she Nisrrcams Were
''D~ssh ca che Bs~argcei-s~. Long Live
Awareusy"-I'riscc~s Colcnma. Daughter
~f Mrs. Jshs W. Nsekay sails for Amer
trn ." Escape che Prisrc-Oshcr Items
81 1wterr.s from the Old World.
PARIS. Feb. G-Vaillant. the anarchist,
who threw the bomb in the French cham
TER of deputies, was guiilot.ned ut 40 q.
m. Mt In Roquette prison. There was NO
disturbance. Naillant's last words n he
was lei tn the guiIlotine were: Death
tn the Bourgeoisic. Long live anarchy"
Persons living In the vicinity Of the Prison
de In Roquctte watched nearly all day for
signs of the approaching execution II
Valiant. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon
NJ. labor. the lawyer who defended Vail
liant Mt his trial. visited the con-
dcmned man in his cell. He left
soon but returned at :. VI. I.abori was
supposed to have gone to Valiant with
the information that President Garnet had
declined to grant the rcprievc which the
lawyer had requested orally. About o
o'clock mounted messenger from The
minister of Justice delivered a sealed pack
age To Chief Warden Brun Of Roquctte
PRISON. Then people began To gather in
the Place de In Boque,te. But the crowds
were still in other parts Of the city enjoy
ing the fore taste Of the carnival. tie an
proaeh Of which was being hcraldcd by
men and women on the boulevar,ls wear
Ing masks and fancy costumes. throwing
Confetti, and having a good time gener-
ally.
The New. Given Out.
Just after midnight messenger from
the prefecture OF police entered The Figaro
Office and told the newspaper men that the
execution would take place Mt day break.
When the reporters started for the Place
Gle In Roquett. the spy was black, without
glimuer of moonlight or starlight. Just
after II O'Clock fine rain had begun to
fall and IL still filled the air. The
boulevarr!s were almost empty at
O'Clock. n many OF the masqueraiers had
gone home and others had entered cafes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
LEFT THE PRINCE BEHIND.
Mr.. Jslsn ". Mackay's Daughter Sail.
for America.

Mr.. Jslsn W. Mackay's Daughter Sail.
for America.
PARIS, Feb. q. The Princess Colonna.
daughter Of Mrs. John W. Mackay, sailed
for America ON Wednesday. This news
set mt rest a rumor that she and her hus-
hand had become reconciled on his giving
a satisfactory pledge of good conduct in
the future. After the French court al
lowed the prince the right to sac his chill
dren twice n week the princess found her
situation intolerable. Besides, from the
elaborate organizations by the French
press of its earlier seventies. her friends
augurei uhfavoyablc action by the French
court. Hence il was determined that she
should remove from its capricious juris-
diction.
The princess with her three children lsft
the Hotel Brighton on Tuesday evening as
il tor promenade. Mrs. Nackay remain
inn behind to lull suspicion. The spies OF
the prince and the domcstics waited up
until 3 O'Clock in the morning and then i'm
formed the proprietor, who in turn in
formed Mrs. Mackay of what she already
Knew. When the prince called on Wetincs-
day To see his children he was simply in
formed that they were out with their
mother. and il was not until his wife had
time to board the steamer that he was in
formed that she and her children were be-
yond the jurisdiction OF the French courts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-06
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

&c. CoSNEILy. d. CoNNsLLy.
CONNOLLY Il CONNOLLY.
ATTORNEYS AT L\W-R,ck island. III.
" Office Sccon! floor. over Mitchell h Lynde's
bank. Money loaned.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-23
4 eoSn Sttapa, 8utnam Co., D., TT

Sn Ottapa, gutnam Go., D., TT
lebte @o6e Die SaBOaubenfabrit BON
G. g. 2enbart, nit 8 Millionen 6aB=
oauben, pDlli9 eingedi6ert porOen ; Der
Serlult betrdgt $685.
Gep. 81. 90. &ioenour, Der pa1tor
Der vGentral Gbriltian" Stride in Sron=
ton, O., bat ii6 Sdpulitdten Ia
Breckenridge auf ben 9als selaOen. Sie
i60ne Orsaniitin, eine Srau 5rube,
bate es ibm angetban. Weit $25 Stra=
fe iammt Soften uno 10 Saeen Gefan=
geni6aft bat er feline gergaffung su
biiBen.
4 gfa6 Sepei6en aus 8elsraS itebt
BORT mabri6einliG eiu Solfsaufltano
gu ertpasen. Ser &6nigs 2ump Wi=
Ian bat es au arrangiren geipuBt, baB
ieln tDnigli6er Sobn auf Geiien ging
uno i'm oertueilen gum Stellpertreter
ernannte. 9agegen proteitirt bas 2ano,
aber Milan perbietet tursweg ale Pro=
teitperi iammlungen. 60 lange bieier
9d1tsnub BON Milan am 2eben, miro
oas ungliifli6e Serbien ni9t CUR Gube
tommen.
= IS mar Elm nerbDier 9(nfaa, Der
ppllitdnbig unb fir Die Sauer 9ebeilt
murbe. gDer berartisen 9lnfdllen, Der
gpilepiie, Srdmpfen Dem ct. geits=
tans pber anbern erniten &rantbetten
eeltorter gterpentbdtbigfeit, untermor=
fen 1T, Der fraee Bel 6rau 2ena Cooper
in GlepelanO, O., 1884 2Orain Str,
an, ipie ibr Or. Wbeeler's Nerpenl ltdr=
fungs= W}ittel setban, naboem tie a6t
Sabre lang geooftert, unb Die SlerSte
ibre &rantbeit als unbeilbar erfldrt
batten. sic bat ertldrt u9leie Nfe=
bisin bat mir auBeroroentli6 gut ge=
than, mas i'd gerne gegeniiber Seoer=
mann beseusen mil." Oieie groBe
9erpenmebisin 1T gu 81 81 bdben bel
Sr. s. $. Genti6, Npotbefer. l
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-23
@sobfeuer 1T Spstom.

So1ton, Mai1.. 16. Ntai. Bottom,
mel1es idon mebr als einmal Don rieli=
gen Seuersbriinlten gu lelben bate, 1T
qelfern abernals BON elmer iblden beirn=
geiu6t tporben, Die nabesu 4 Stunoen
geoauert, ebe lie betpdltigt lperben fonn=
te. Oas Seuer entftano I'm A llbr gtab=
mittass auf bem 8aieball : Spielplabe,
in Der gtdbe elmer langen &eibe BON
YretterIiben, in einem Saufen umber=
lie0cilben 8au6plses unb perbreitete lif
bon oort, burb eire1l itarfen Wino ge=
tragen, nit iolGer glibesibnellc nad)
Dem Stano, baB Die 3ui6auer faum
nod 3eit batten, i6r 2eben in SLIDER
belt sll brileen. Oas Solstpert Der aul
oen 8alebaa= ptabe Iteberloen @ebdube
brallnte ,pie 3unoer. @be man ii6's
perIeben, batte Der gBino Die Glammen
au6 i6pn auf Die na6lten 6auierreibel1
getrasen, 1i9 tpiitbeno immer ipelter
rp1lsello.
0ie 3erfbri,ng, tuelde Die Seuers=
brunf anri1tete. betrifft 1877 @e.
bduoe, barunter bas f60ne S6ulbaus
an Walpole StraBe 467 Samilien, fai
ales BON 9lrbeitern, linO ibres Sbbabs
bcraubt. Ser @elammtibaoen iiber=
iteigt Die Gumme bpn $500, 900. Slt
beingeIu6ten Samilien sablen 2,30C
GDpfe piele berielben tuaren lebte gtah
aenDthigt, i'm 6reien 3u campiren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-23

@albinetpn, II. Wtai. 0as Saus
febte gefern Die 8eratbung Der 8etpil=
ligungsbill fiir oas Nferbauoepartement
fort. 9iur in smei Sdllen nurben Die
gewilligungen erbDbt uno 5par Inn
$500 CUR 6ortiebung Der Grperimente
NIT Sla6s unO Sanf i'm Staate g8a=
Ibington uno um $4,000 Der Poiter
BON $3.50, 600 gum Nnfauf uno 5ur
8ertbeilung bon SGnereien. Sin MIDI
tises Nmenoement bes &eprdlentanten
6aDnes BON giebrasfa tpurbe angenDm=
men, tpel6es ben Brdiibenten anpeilt,
NIT Der Gesierung bon @roBbritanien
in llnterbanolungen einsutreten iiber
ben @ioerruf ober Die Mooifi5irung Der
Gori i6rift, tppna6 aus ben 8er. Staa=
ten impDrtirtes 8ieb in bem englil6en
9lntunftsbafen seidla6tet weroen mnB.
Gin Qlmenoement Des Gepublifanera
Marib )SG.), Die offisiellen monatli6en
@rnteberi6te absuldaffen, neil bieielben
bon Der Spefulation aus9ebeutet Mir
ben, tpuroe abgelebnt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-23
MolItem pcrbaftet Seitt.

Green &iper, gDpp, II. Ofai. Sie
Commentaries, bic in Montpelier bem
8unbesmarl6aa &anfin einen 3ug fort=
nabmen, lino gefern bier an9efommen
unb baben slei6 barauf ielbit nm ibre
Gerbaftun9 na69eiu6t, Der Marl6all
&antin tpeigerte li6 aber, ibrem Wun=
f6e 5ll pilfabren. IS miitbete our 3eit
Elm furbtbarer Sanbturm uno na6her
ting es on 81 i6neien uno 81 bageln.
Sies ma6te Die Seute gang oelperat unb
lie batten gerabe nieoer 9lnltalten ge=
trofen, Tim eilen anoern @iienbabnsua
fort3unebmen, als iie Der Wari6all
Ganfin idlieBli6 berbaftete. sic tpur=
ben bann i'm 5rpfeneu unter9ebra6t
unb selpeiit.
Ser Sberlt Bolarb nit 158 Mann
Soloaten bonn Is. Snfanterie &esi=
ment fam Tim 3 ubr geitern gta6mittaa
bier an. ST miro benz Marl6all &an=
fin belfen, Die jebt in Saft befinbli6er
Goreplten nab Sbabo 5uriifaubringen.
Ser Warf6aa Pinfbam BON Sbabo
miro beute Nbenb NIT 9erbaftsbefeblen
bier anfommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-23
eNredlid)cr MaNcaft.

Wlosfou, 10. Mai. Se9s Sauern
in Der 9adbe BON Gifroaoisf periibten in
Der lebten 3eit beoeutetloe 9olsoiebitdble
In benz Malbe ppn pesfoip.I Sic Der=
faniten oas SDl3 uilo tbeilten Il6 nit
ben fSorlimabtern IN ben grtrag. 9a=
fiir bielten Die 2eBtereit, obgleid) Iie pon
ben 9iebltdblen tpuBten reinen Wuno.
giner Der 5Oriter, giamens Gowprog,
muroe aber fdliebli6 aus irgeno einem
grunoe an Den 9ieben gum @errdtber
unb pies peranlaBte tie, oil ibm fur6t=
bare Ma6e 5u iiben. sic banoen ibn.
riben ibm Die 3unge aus, itcften gtas
beln in feline 9lugdpfel, riBen ibm Die
lgl1gel BON ben Gingern unb 3ehen uno
traten ben llnaliidliden nit 5iben, bis
ct unter DieIen Mbbanolungen fein
geben ansbau1te. Qlls Die 9eide bes
All 5pOe @enarterten per einigen 5a=
aen I'M Malbe gefunoen wuroe. bot tie
einen entieBliNen Mnblid. Die BebDr=
ben tpuroen iofort alarmirt unb 0els=
oarmerie unb Yauerit innrben allfgebo=
ten, Inn ben Malb 3u llmsmin9eln unb
bie 5lu1t Der M6rOer az berbinoern.
Bis isBt bat man nod feine Gpur BON
benielben entoedt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-23
WerdnDcrli6es @ettcr.

Sic MISUNDERSTANDING bes Sriib=
iabrs 1T beionoers fiir perIonen, pel6e
aum Gatarrb angelegt Iino, eefabrlid)
uno oaber Elm praftil6er 8int tpie lie
lid babel 81 perbalten, oon 9roBem
Wertb. 6errn 9einri6 Wliiller in
Cream GitD, Mis., Derbanfen mir fol-
aenoen Yeitrae CUR 8ebanolun9 Dee
Ratarrbs. @enannter 6err i6reibt
.M1ein Ra1bar Webel S0neiter lit 1eit
20 Sobren oil ioeenanntem &atarrh.
Wenn oas eine NaienlD6 often mar, Il
mar oos anoere berltopit. Gr fonntt
IdleAt atbmen uno basu bate er ibref=
lihes GppTpeh, Oife anoten Sdber
Sdleimes i'm Sals uno &ebltppf unt
5artleibiefeit. Gr mubte mitunter s
Bis Is Yiaen einnebmen, eDe Der Stubl'
gang folste. gr ia9te, er bdtte i6pr
piele Webi5inen gefauft uno Softorer
oebrau6t uno befam llur etluaS Sinoe
runa, aber feline 6eilung. ST bolte id
| bel MIR cine 6laf6e bon Tornis gllpen
frduter 8lutbeleber nadbem. er oieI
perbroubt bate, bolte er li0 mieoe,
cine Slaibe. Ut tbeilte mir nit, oal
er ME ipieoer obne bieie W}eoiSin IN
0aule iein piiroe, oenn lie ltelle alle an
bern Meoisinen in S6atten. Sen
Gatarrb 1T gdnsli6 sebeilt, oas &opf
peb peri6munoen, Der Dide S6leim IN
9ebltopfe babe aufsebOrt uno er fiibl
nun tpieoer gans tpDbl."