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Abendblatt., 1894-12-31

nit Der Sran3 SoTepbbobn mad @dib6ofen
an Der Sbapa. Il8 fe gegen 10 nbr No9ts
arf Dem Mege mad 0pbersberg am ufer
Der Sbdpa alsru6te, fam tbr Der @ebante,
bas Sinh 81 t0bten. N1it benz @rifFe t6res
Gegenf9trmeS bur9bo6rte tie bic @9lGfe
oes &tnbes, patete bur9's MaIer Bis gu
elmer Sanbbont unb bettete bier Die 2et9e
in ben Sdnb, Mm fDlgenben Sage langte
tie in t6rere 6etmutb an unb er3G6lte, bas
&inb fet tpdbrenb i6rer Hei1e gel tprben unb
in Stteni3Gdg beerbtgt tporben, Die 2ei9e
tprroe na9 5tpet Sdgen entbedt, Man
for16te na9 Der MDrbertn, u1b biefe, bic
trt5ptf3en tpieber mad Wien geretit mar,
purbe BON Der Mtener poltaet QasQeforI9t
uno oerbaftet. Nnfangs ~be6auptete fte, bas
&tnb lei ibr in Naibbofen beim @erlaFen
oes @agers auf bic G9ienen qefaQen uno
babe ft9 t0btlt4 berleBt. @r1t 1pGter f6rttt
tie 81 etnem bpnem @%e1tGnbniB. 0as Ser
60r Der Mngetlagten bot eini9e erqretfenbe
Mfomente, @orf.: Wte fam Sbnen Der
ungliidl eltge @ebante, Sbr &tnb in 10 grdBz
lt9er Weife 3u ermorOen9 = Nngetl.:
Die Na9t mar f9ulb, BEL Sag bGtP ids
getotB nt4t get5an. = 8prf,: Mber ben
9runo tpoQen mir pi1en! = MngetG.:
Nls es 10 finiter mar unb t6 ein1am nit
benz f6lummerOen &tnbe auf einem @teine
LAB, ftel mir Elm: unb penn bic S6lpe1ter
oas &tnb ni9t iibernimmt . mas barn2
SD . obne GelO 49, 8prf.: @rz
8dbIen Sic uns, pie sic gu Merfe ~gingen!
= @ngetl. G4Gu95enD unb bebenO):
SOBER 8eri9tsbof, nur bds nt9t! 9as
tann i4 ntAt er3dbIen, t9 geb' ia MGes
gu, = Der 9 Ori n 3 bringt i6r Sc
ftGnbntB our 8erlefung unb 6GIt i6r Damn
bic ben often entnpmnene photographic
bes !Stnbes Dor: SIT bas Sbr Sinh? 8ez
tra9ten sic bas 8tlb! = Die Mnqetlaqte
nantt 3uriid, 1e bebedt bic @u9en NIT ben
9dnoen unb ruff aus: Sd fam bas Bib
nt9t anfeben, nebmen Sic g fort, 6err
PrdftDent! : @orf,: Sagen Sic uns,
batten sic bic Nb1i9t, bas Sinh gu tDbten?
NngetG.: Sa. : 8ertbetbtger:
8eben Sic a4t, ptRen sic, mas bas betBt,
Abft9t9 = 4ngetL: ga, bas poGte
id. Ollie 9~tenitgeber Der Nngetlagten
i@tlOern fie olS iebr braO, fIetBig unb fpar>
lam. Die @ef6pprenen beantmorteten Die
cine ouf N}prb g~eitelte Jrage nit neun Sa
uno bret auf Netn. 9teIem @erbitte 9emdB
lautete bas l1rtbeil auf SOB bur9 ben
StranQ.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Gin merfmirot9es mtI0fawein.

Die Mufifanten zines Oprfes in BEN Or
6ennen fpielten iiingit Bel einem 9O43ettsz
feite auf. Miibe unb bpr Mlem bes r@ottes
boq" febrten tie INN Mttterndbt gu 8agen
na9 9aufe 3uriid. 8eim M1orgengrduen
fab Elm @rbeiter, Der ii9 CUR Nrbeit begeben
nolte, auf Der zStrdBe cine ngroBe, unbe@
neglt3e MtafIe"; es tpurOe tbm fofort tlar,
6aB bds nur Elm @tlOf6tpein fetn t0nne.
@r nobm alien Wtutb 3ufammen, ndberte
it9 benz 1tnget6iim unb berfeBte tbm nit
etnem @teGen etnen fur9tbaren S3ldg.
Sin fldglt9es, tpebmiit6iges Drummer mar
bic &ntport beg nWtlbf9peins". Ser
tapfere &dmpe lief nun ei1igit ms 9prf 8u=
rid, I'm Succurs berbei3ubolen, unb balb
3og BENIN AUDI cine NIT 9eugabeln unb
StOden betpuffnete bDrfGt9e 9eerf3adr gum
Sample gegen bas @tlbf6Detn tns Selo.
Sin Defenders ti6ner 6err, Der fir ale
Saae cine ate Sagbfltnte mitgebra9t bate,
13oB duf bic 8eitte, bic bereits 5nfdmmen@
getntdt balag, tpie Elm Sebermefer; aber OBJ
nobl Die &ugel getroffen bate, riibrte 1t3
Die Wtlbiau ni9t BON Slede nrb Der DEE
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
hit 10 Jabren Kinoesm0roertn un6
gum Gooe perurtbetlt.

Qus arems (9aieber0fterret6) pirb BPM
IL, bS. beri9tet: @pr benz biefigen @4purz
gert4te ftanb beute Elm btlbbiibI9e5 M&dbz
den BON 3pan5tg Sabren, benz @euBeren
na9 taum elmer Se98ebnidbrigen glet4eno,
unter Der Nnflage bes gemeinen Morbes.
Die Nngetlagte, G6rttine Jorbtnal, legte
unter tiefer &eue Elm poltGnbtgeS 8etGno<
niB ab, Sic Iebte in Mten unb tpurbe bas
OPfer Der @erfiibrung zines 9drtners, Sea-
mems Sofep6 anoG, @m 81, Suit genas
fe in Der @iener @ebdranftaIt zines &nGbz
letns. Nbt Sage burduf muBte ie aber
bic Nnftalt perGuHen, neil fte na@ Mdbren
3uftGnbtg 1T unb bic nah Mdbren 3uftGnz
btgen jungen M}ittter tpegen N}angels elmer
@e6Telieitigteit in Der Mtener StnOeluntaIt
feline @rfnabme ftnben fOnnte. Ser @ater
ibrss ainbe5 CAB tbr ONES in MIem :
etnen @u1ben. Sic bef6IoB oaber,
bas Sinh ibrer in Mobes in MG6ren tpObz
baften @4peiter gu iiberbringen. unb reiite
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Gin sta& @eT6t0te.

Der Geropf9e NusI9uB = cine bom
@tdatsferat BON gtetp gorf einge1eBte Gomz
antiton CUR l1nterfu9ung bes Sreibens Der
SammanDbanbe in Der @tabt SEEM Oort-
bat geitern, na3 neunmonatli9em Otenite,
feline SiBungen beeubet unb pirb nunrnebr
1etnen 8ert4t a%bfafen. Dem NusI9uB tit
our 3ett fetner @%rnennung nur tpenig MuFz
mertidmtett gef4enft, ia fein Beginner 1T
btelfa4 berla4t unO fem l1rbeber, Der 9farz
rer partburit als Elm rGranf" berb06nt porz
ben, unb erit in ben leBten Mpnaten bat er
it3 &4tung ~er3tpungen unb bic Splitter berz
itummen gema9t,
Man9em nirb be86al6 tpo6l fpIoenber
@brtB Der QeropT6en 1nterfu6unq na9
ben berblitfenben @%nt6iiuungen Der leBten
Sage, cine %pilltommene @rgGn3unq Der
litfen9aften &enntntB Der @ef6i6te beS
2erOpf4en &u5i4ufes unb feiner @olz
bringungen ietn.
Der Senat Der StdatsgeleBgebung bon
gep gort bate ben Mus19uB auf 8etreiz
BEN beg Reo. Partburt, 8rdftbenten Der
@efeaf4aft CUR Steuerung bes 2afters etnz
gefeBt unb Stats fenator 2erptp, ben 8arfz
BURT fir Die Sabe getponnen, bate bic ST.
nennung bes &uSf3ufes beantragt. Ser
felbe beitanb aus ben &epublttanern QerDtp,
Pounb, SGonnor, Sarton unb &obertTon.
unb ben Semotraten Cantor un6 8rableD.
@uf Sammanps @ebetB btntertrieb Der
@ouoerneur Sloper bic @eGbbemiuigunq,
Die Dem @usf3uB feline 11nterI u6ung err
m0glt4en folte, aber bic Sanbelsfammer
Der Stabt Seem Oort Gieferte bic n6t6igen
N8tttel unb 5dbnetnirT6enb muBte Der Sam
manptiger ben SetnO, Der es auf feline Ser
ntbtung abgefeben, getpd6ren IaFen.
Man bate aber nit Der MabG bes Nbboz
tdten Sutherland aus 8o9eiter gum On
malt bes @uSf9uifes nt9t ben ri6ttgen
Wtann getrofen unb erit nit be1en @rfeBz
ung burb 9Of am Is. @(prtl Dor. s. fam
bic &ngeGegen6ett ms ri9tige SabrpaTer
unb tpnnten iene &e1ultate er3ieGt tperben,
bic beute ben gfamen 2erotp in MQer Mun6
gebra9t BADEN.
Ret3lt4es MatertaI itanb benz Nusf6uB
In ben benz Or. Pdrtburt often unb unter
Der 9ano 5ugegangenen Mttt6eilungen 3u
8ebote unb es gait nur, ben @6uGbiqen Elm
8eitGnontB ab3urtngen, ober aber ben8epeis
fir tbre S3ulb 5u erbringen. 0as @rTtere
gelang nur bur3 3uft9erung Der @trafz
lo1Igtett unb bas lit am M}ei1ten gu bebauz
ern, benin babur9 iinb gerabe bic qr0Bten
S9urten Der @trafe entgangen,
Namen tbun bier nt4ts CUR @a6e, benin
es TT ttt4t fopObG Die per1on Der ue6eGz
atbdter, Die man an ben Stranger gu fteQen qez
trabtet, ais bas Spitem, Inn bic @tepbenTon.
Die Gaiftbb, Die @reebon, bic Martens, bic
Mtutdms, bic @9mittberger, Die McQauobz
lin unb bic 8brnes ~iiberbaupt unm6oIi6 au
MAIDEN, WaS bas @efammtrefultat berz
lan9t, 10 ftnb 2 friibere unb 2 iebiqe 8oliaetz
@ommtfdre, 1 friiberer unb 3 iebtqe sSnfpecz
loren, 3 fribere unb 20 ieBiqe @upitGne. 7
Sergeanten, 3 @ergeanten Der @e6etmbpltz
gel, 2 @ebeimpDIt3titen, IA vWarbmen" unb
IL POlt3tten bOr benz Musf9uB als @rpreTz
Ter unb 8eito3ene gebranbmartt porben unb
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31

Der POli5et9ef feGbft, 8prnes, bat ith als
tGufIi4er Bump ~ertpiefen. Die D@arbmen"
tparen cine beiOnbere Sem gorter Gtnri6z
tung, Die bd5u btente, Die Siinbengelber ben
Spfern Der Poli3eiptQfiir unb Corruption
ab5unDtbigen unb, mad Nb3ug ibrer 9rpz
piiton, an Die 9auptperIonen ab3ufiibren,
Sammanp tri6utpfli9tg paren bic Spiel
unb Optum6DGenbeIiBer, Die @9antptrtbe,
8etber BON 5~reubenbdufern unb beren Sn~
fafen, Die StraBenDtrnen, Softer urb 9D>
%tertnnen, 3eitungsbdn6ler, 8aumeiiter, Die
nit i6rem 8aumatertal bic 8iirgerftetge berz
fperren muBen, tur3um Sober, benz Die poz
ltaei irgenO etpas am 3euge fliden ober
S9eerereten berur1a9en tpnnte. 90 bat
SammanD i'm Sabre Miqionen iiber Mtl@
lionen aus benz publifum berausgeI4unben,
ia man fprt3t ppn fitnf3ebn MtGtonen DBL
lars, duf Die ii9 bic @%inna6men Sammanps
aus bteien @9rOpfmitteln b%elaufen bitten.
9te iebige l1tterIu9ung bat lebi9lt9 Der
Notwithstanding gegolten, es ptrb aber Die
@eTebgebung ppn Der glep Oorfer 9anoels<
hammer UNI @tnYeBung zines Qusi4uBes CUR
unteriu9ung au9 Der iibrigen @~erpaltungs~
abtbetlungen erfubt perben unb foa gu bic
fem 3pede am 0pnneritag cine 3uIammen@
tunft Der Sommer ftattfinben unb Die Mrz
tlage, Die Dem Outrage gu @runbe gelegt iper@
ben 1ou, er6oben perben. Wtan Dermutbet,
49,
bdB mar AUDI bort auf d6nli3e greult4e 3uz
itdnbe pte In Der Polt3eiperpaltung itoben
tperbe, uttb tit entI4lpfen, ben &ugiasitaa
BON Dben Bis unten 9riinblt9 duS%3ureintgen,
0o9 btefe &eini9ung pirO fi4 ia unter Der
neuen @erpdltung iebt BON ielbit ooa3ieben,
benn Sammanps Ma4t tit auf lange 3ett
btnaus griinbli9 gebrO4en. Die @olbrtng@
l11gen bes 2eromY9en &uSf6uBes merben
in Der @eI9i9te Der Stabt Stem Yorf etnen
Der pi3tigiten NbI4nttte be5ei9nen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31

donation fOIgte nur jener tIGglt9e, pebz
miitbtge 8rummlaut, ben 19on Der DR.
better bernpmmen bate. gun ~1tiirsten fi9
Die be6er3ten 8auern ale tpie Elm Mann auf
ba5 @tlbf9petn, Inn inn bolenbs ben @arz
aus gu MAIDEN. gu ibrem grDBten @rftauz
men iaben ite aber pIObGi9, baB iie es nit
etnem in @u9sleinnunb gebii1ten groz
Ben &ontrabaB gu tbun ge6abt 6atten,
ben bic berauf9ten OOrfmuitfanten auf benz
9etmtpege berloren.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Die ,Snternational @unbap s

= Die rSSrternational @unbdD Sbz
I~eroance 2eague" bat geitern ibren 5e&b5ng
9egen bic bteitgen @trtbe NIT elmer 9ebz
prebigt in Der Gongregationaliienttr3e am
@afbtngton 8DuleDarb unb Der NnnftraBe
b%egonnen unb pirb bamtt in ben Deri9iez
benen @tabttbetlen fortfahren. DIS 9anbz
babe gegen bic 8irtbe fo1 ibr babel bas
ftdatGtbe Sonntagsge1eB bienen, ba BPM
Stabtratb cine itramme @onntagsDerorb<
nung nt9t 5u ertparten fet, 8tr prOpbez
3eien Der @eIe1i9aft einen gGdn8enben MtBz
erfolg, 5umul ba fie AUDI gegen Die %iibrigen
8erufsarten, bic es nit Der @rbett am
Sonntag nt9t genau nebu1en tDnnen, bOrz
3ugeben beabit4tigt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
en- Council Bluffs 1T cine Dame az

- Sn Council Bluffs 1T cine Dame gez
itorben, beren Iame Die engliide @pra4e
UNI einen Nusbrud berei3ert bat. Se4sz
unbfte68ig Sabre alt it Die Saufpatbtn Der
i'm @n9lti6en nit vbloomers" be3ei6z
neten pumpbofen geipOrben, unb tpenn fe
mod Z Sabre dlter getporben tpdre, bGtte fe
tbr gplbenes Subildum als 9auptbprtdmz
pferin bteIer ntIetbIamen" Sra9t feiern
t0nnen. Srau 8Goomer botte ober Die
Sra9t nt9t erfunben, 1pnbern tie nur elmer
Srau Mtler abgeieben unb i'm Sabre 1851
in i6rem Semperen3bGdtt4en in Seneca
5aus, bas ite bamaGs berausgub, cine 2anae
.bafiir gebro9eu, Die @li5abet6 gabp
Stanton bate ii3 bumaGs glet9 tbr fir
Die Sra9t begeiitert unb 9Ofen ange5Ogen.
5rau 8Goomer trug bieieG6en auf tbren @orz
l~sie=9Reiien unb 9orace @reeGep trat fir
bic rbloomers" in Bic S9ranz
fen. 4ber bic b~ier5tgid6rige PrOpagunba
bat Der PumpbOfe tpentg geniiBt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
- Die 8rootlpner Sabernate1>@ emetnbe
bat ft9 aufgeI0St unb Or. Salmuge bat
1t9 na9 Netp ODrf Der3ogen.

= @Dr Is Sabren aGs 9agGDbner na9
2tncpGn in Nebrasta getommen, ipo er nm
einen Sagelobn BON finf5ig Gents Bel Der
@i1enbabn drbeitete, 1T Sobn s. Gibgeralb,
Der 5ii6rer Der Senierbepegung Mitte Der
@ebS3tger Sabre unb l1rbeber bes S'g&etqz
19en @tnfaus in Ganaba, unb btSlang Prdz
ftbent bes irtT8en NuttonaIbunOes, geitern
in Gincpln aGs ftetnreiber Mann, PrGit<
bent BON einem 6alben 9uBenb 8anfen, @t=
fenbabnbeiBer unb Gigentbimer elmer 5000
Mfer groBen @iebfarm, i'm Otter BON 65
Sabren geitorben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Gi1enbaRn~ &aRrpRdne.

Ebtca9O 6 gfnrtbtpe ternsGifenbabtt. = Sifet
W SfftceS: sos. 206-208 SIorf=StraBe, an Der
OafIeD soenue Station unO am 9epOt Gde Weas.
uu6 Riusies5traBe.
Mbfobrt Nnfuuft
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31

Nhica8o, gsilpaufee 6 ct. yanI:Gtiembabn.
W 0St=3idetsSfice POI @IartzStraBe; 3elepbone
2190 Wtoiu. Union 8~oiaoters StntIon GanaI,, adams
unh WtabLipnsStroRe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
illus unferer bumorifttfden moppe

Sousfrou: Sn ienem Steat finb
tpentgitenS 3pei 9fun6 Rno9en.
TLeil9er (uerbin6li6): Die tuerben
Sbnen ni6t EXTRA an8ere4net, WaOame.
6rem6er GU etnem an Der StraBenz
Gde itebenben g olisiiten): 8as fOu i6
ienem &uti9er be3ablen =?
8olt3tit: Grlauben Sic, 6aB ib in
meinem 0eitfaben fir bic moraGii6en
8flidbten unb OfonOmii9en &ebte Der
&uti3sr unO Tremoem nabiebe.
6uusbeiiBer, ber al ieinem 6auie
etne &eparotur bornebmen last, gum 8auz
m~etter: Sc lift cine tpabre S6onbe, pie
SSbre 2eute nit benz Nd9eln um8eben, ba
geben ia cine gauge Wtenge berloren.
8aumeiiter: Tbut nibts, bic fin
ben ii9 ale auf Der 9te3nun9 tuieber.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
sSWtmots OemtraI.

ANe Surb9ebsnOeu 8age BON Der GeutroI. StntiOn.
IL. StraBe unb @art &Op. Gage fhr ben Siben f6nn.n
ebenfons an %. Strobe. 80. StroBe uRs 6n6. 0orf Ss.
nonHeu peroen. 3idets in Der Stobt.Sfi i91 SaA
@~lorf=StraBe, unb i'm gueitorium-S oteI.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
- Union pafen9er Station.
VI pennsylvania lines
en0mmen Sonntoss.
9lnanle.. NanaIs mn0 WfnOtfon.6t &c.

~Iidef-Dffees: gn Der station, in 248 g. Start
Gtrabe, SIDE ead1on, uno int gnottortuntsQ DteL
9ur6.3lee fabren ipte fOl9t mad @entrols3ett:
eGXnIfh tGGnlim nMSnennmmen Gnnmtnna
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
8Hge Mbfobrt @nfunff

eaIe8buro & gtreatOr. .......... # s15 MI+ 6:l5 u
RDdfOr6 & 6orreItou. 49,. ..... 8:l5 Mtt 2:l5 81
&pcol points SainDiS unb Soma -. 11:50 Wt' 2:l5 q
&odioro. Sterling. W}enoDta. -. 4:3o gt+1O:20M
Streotor Ino Otta:pa. ...:...... 40 Att10:20M
Goulos Gitp, St SOepb unb
Se0DenDDrtb -. 5:25 81" 500 Wt
ellie 8untte IN 9eroS. 80. -. ......' 5:25 al 9:20W
Omaha, goun. @GnTs. Ne6. 9oint8' 6:92 81 s:2OM
ct Baul uno Mtinneapolis ........' 6:25 ~ e00W
RanIa8 Gitg. St. SpIepb unbl
SeapeuluDrtb TO-. ... 1890 W' 645 gf
Omaha, 9iucolu unA 9enoer. ..... 1890 a. S:2OW
Blad 9i1s. mnntoua. Qprtlano =. 1890 al 9:20 M
ct. Saul uHe minneopplis ........ 11:20 Mt 1O:3e u
26gliG. + 56gl1, ouseenommen Gonntaea.
t SGgltG, aus9euommtM Samitos-
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL Hotamnnt Of the NEWARK I
nhhual pdWnluhI INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Newark, in. the State of New Jersey, on the
3lst day of December 1898: made to the insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
full 25OyOOoyoo
Assets
Value Of Real Estate owned by the
100000
Loans ON Bonds and Mortgages 1872, 1850
United States Stocks and Bonds........ $4,000
Railroad Bonds and Stocks. ......... 1~19,05000
State, City, County and other Bonds. %, 71972
Bank Stocks ........ 57,S87.50
Cash on hand and in Bank......... A,486.62
Interest due and accrued 5,635.5
transmission 22,419.7s
Bills Receivable, taken for Fire, Marine
and Inland risks. ................ 9O204
Rents due and accrued. ............ 17o.80
Unidentified assets ............$ 823.48
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
nrmcrAn puRLIcATroN.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement 9G Of ths 9STyE66FF tKNTSE ER6SG in
the State Of New York on the 31st day OF Decenoes
1893: made to the Insurance superintendent u
the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
l. -. GIL lid m in
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31

Nbteaao,. SOD SSIanO & gaeiHcsBabm.
" 9aiiasier=Statipn. BAN 8uren.Str. elm WIpi
itblt6 BON BOARD Of 1rabe. Sidet=Offtee: lO4 Glorfifr.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31

AbTaDrt Antunft
SGa. ----
G6nsn3u9 nod 9es Wtrtues. .,,,, = SOOWlo 1850 81
SHiHets, Soma uno 8soriasgrpresl' $50 MH' 2;90 g
MinHeapolis. Gt.8. s. 6iupr Gaas.l' $50 9d" 1905 81
Solicit Accommodation. .......... = 4O5 ST. 9:45g
9srn accommodation .......,. 4;50 3f 9:50M
ct So. ScnpeupOrtb, 9ouIas 9Th
Colorado e. SeraB @rpreR. -. . 500 III Ie;oogl
8iq Sine mad Seuoer, Gol0. Spas.
@ueblo, oa Omaha g. 3tncDln -. : 1890 M' S:Iogt
Omaha, ct BauI. 8epro & GenOerIt 1910 aT 7:30M
'3aeGb. + &usseuoutmen Gountoq. t Nusoenom.
men Saunfto9. Nu%sgenpmmen Mtontdo. osSQbrt
t0gitb os &pfoI=3u9 poH 9es Mtotnes aurId.
Neoria SGIaIlpaeeA nirb benz Bio Tihe Gomftao
Gbenbs ongebGnot
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-05
PORTLAND NOW A VENICE.
The Wholesale District Accessible
Only by Boat.

The Water From Two to Ten Feet
Deep in the Streets-The River
Thirty-one Fest Above the Low
Water Mark and Rising Foot
Every Twenty-four Hours - Hun
dreds of Storehouses Surrounded by
Water Up to Their Second Story and
BEGINNING to Turn Over.
Portland, Ore, June 4.-Merchants in
the flooded district were at work all day
yesterday removing goods and raising
them on platforms above the water.
The river continues to rise, and the
situation grows more serious. The
river here is 81 feet above low water and
is rising at the rate of l foot every
twenty-four hours.
Three-fourths of the wholesale district
is under water from two to ten feet, and
the water is fast encroaching upon the
best part of the retail district.
Hundreds of storehouses in the fats are
surrounded by water up to the second
story and have begun to turn over
Many merchants are unable to get lum-
Der with which to build platforms to
keep their goods above water.
BOATMEN MAKING A HARVEST.
Every available boat in the city has
been hired and boatmen receive from 81
to s. per hour for their services.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany's Office is surrounded by six feet of
water.
The Madison street bridge is the only
bridge open to traffic.
A rise of six inches more will shut off
the gas supply of the city.
The Union depot is two feet under
water and the Union Pacific car shops
in Albina are surrounded by five feet of
water.
The Southern Pacific is the only road
running trains into Portland, and the
trains are compelled to stop at the south
end of the city, being unsble to reach
either depot.
Tne Union Pacific is hopelessly tied up
both by rail and by boat.
The Northern Pacific makes regular
trips with the transfer boat Tacoma be-
tween this city and Kelso, Wash.
The business portion OF Dallas, town
of GOO inhabitants, is under water.
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pound And he argued that was the
condition of things which the sugar
bounty was calculated to produce He
publicly avowed his acknowledgment to
the senators Of his party for the duty on
sugar.
Mr.. Morgan gave notice of an amend
ment making it criminal offence for per-
sons to enter into any combination or
conspiracy to import any article so as TO
increase its market price in any part of
the United States.
Pending this the question before the
Senate was stated to be the amendment
changing the date of the repeal of the
sugar bounty from July !, 1894, TO Jan. l,
1895.
HARRIS CARRIES HIS POINT
AS theusual hour of adjournment was
now approaching Mr. Harris rose and
said Il need not emphasize the impor-
portance Of an early and final determina-
tion, not Of this sugar schedule merely,
but of the tariff bill generally. | gave
last notice Friday that l would on and
after to day, unless much better progress
was made, ask for longer and
later sessions 10 is now nearly
the usual hour of adjournment,
and If | can get n unanimous consent
agreement to take the vote on the pend
ngamendment at an early hour to-mor-
the sugar schedule, without further de-
bate after that hour, | shall be glad to ac-
commodate the convenience of every
senator, and my own as well, by moving n
brief executive session and then an ad-
journment But unless such agreement
can be reached my sense of duty will com
pei me to stay here ard ask the Senate to
stay with me for longer hours Can
get such agreement2n
10
can side, and finally after some colloquy,
1t was agreed that the vote on the pond
ing amendment and on Mr.. Manderson's s
proposed amendment "to continue the
sugar bounty to 1905" be taken by /
O'Clock tomorrow; that on any other
amendments the debate shall be under
the ten minute rule aand that the sugar
schedule shall be disposed of before the
adjournment tomorrow Then, at 6:25
O'Clock, after a short executive session,
the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
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TERMINALS REORGANIZATION.
The Plan to Be Operative Within a
Few Weaks.

New York, June 4.-The Richmond
Terminal plan is expected to be declared
operative within few weeks. All the
principal securities essential to the plan
have been deposited in sufficient guam
titles to permit the committee to go
ahead. The outside properties are now
being dealt with and negotiations are
pending which may bring into the plan a
number of securities which are at present
outside. The Columbia and Greenville
seconds get l25 in new preferred stock,
while the preferred stock of the Columbia
and Greenville is not treated in the plan
at all. A proposition is now pending to
give holders of this stock 40 per cent. in
new Richmond Terminal preferred. This
stock sold at auction some time ago at 4.
The Richmond and Mecklenburg was
included in the tirstplan, but the holders
not being satisfied with the proposition,
were left out of the revised agreement.
Negotiations are now pending on a basis
considerable better than the one first pro-
posed.
The Cincinnati extension bonds, which
were also left out of the plan, are ex-
pected to be taken in at a price which
will equal about 60 in new securities
which is about what Erlander is SAID to
have sold his minority interests for to
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton.
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BRITISH CoLUMB1A's FLOOD.
The Water in Frazer Valley Two Feet
Higher Than Ever Known.

Higher Than Ever Known.
Vancouver, B. c., June 4.-General
desolation prevails along the river Frazer
between Westminster and the upper end
of the valley. The rise of the water con-
tinues, and it is now fully two feet higher
than all previous known records. The
low lands at Kootenay and Okonagon are
inundated, but not to the same extent as
Frazer valley, where the rise of the river
is fully fifteen feet, three feet higher
than in 1882.
Col. Baker in behalf of the govern
ment, with a feet of steamers, tugs and
scows, is relieving the distressed settlers,
bringing their stock and effects to places
of refuge. The districts most seriously
affected are the Chilli Lake, Sumela,
Matsqui, Downey and NicemOn.
RAILROAD TRAFFIC PARALYzED.
Railroad traffic is paralyzed. The Off
cials are making strenuous efforts to
maintain through connections by utilizing
river steamers at points where the train
service is interrupted.
That the consequences to the trade Of
the province will be serious is admitted
by bankers and tradesmen generally.
The general elections take place July Z.
A special session will possibly be called
to consider the situation, and public
works will be undertaken to give employ
ment to farmers who have been flooded
out There is an abundance of provisions
in the cities, but there will be an advance
in prices. it is feared, if freight is unable
to come forward within few days.
THE LOSS $4,000, 900.
-Four million dollars will hardly cover
the loss by the Frazer river food The
waters are still rising and as the warm
weather continues melting the snow in
the mountains, there Is no immediate
prospect of the water falling.
One prominent railway official thinks
the loss of life will reach 100. Conserva-
tive estimates are not SO high
Bridges, trestles, tunnels and tracks
along the Canadian Pacific have gone and
the company has over 1000 men at the
scenes of danger day and night. From
Revelstoke to the sea, $50 miles, the rail
way Is now water waste. The last
point above Vancouver which can be
reached is Ruby Creek eighty-two miles
distant Thence all is water.
Masouimission, Chillawack, Halzie and
Langley Praries and the towns of Harri-
son. Centerville, Langley, Chilliwack and
Mission are all under water and not
farm building is left standing.
Fully 10000 cattle have perished.
The blockade was broken Saturday for
the first time by steamer from Ruby
creek to Warnock Passengers on the
delaid eastern trains were brought
through The telegraph and railroad
service are completely demoralized.