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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24
YESTERDAY AND THE TARIFF.

The scenes In the Senate Chamber at
Washington yesterday were never du-
plicated in the history Of the nation.
For the first time since our existence as
a nation a President he's been on trial,
not for a misdemeanor, but to be ex-
posed to the public gaze as a hypocrite
and a double dealer, and the exposure
was made not by the members of the OPP
posing political party. but by the
leaders Of his W party, by the men
who stood by him and who were his po-
litical sponsors when he first doomed up
as q factor in national politics, and who
have supported him ever since.
1t is not the intention of THE NEWS to
go into any extended recapitulation Of
the dramatic episodes Of yesterday, but
to take the events and see what they
portend if, indeed, any political horo-
scope can be computed from the ex-
periences Of yesterday, and the data
furnished by the men responsible for the
Senate DILL.
Senator German was summoned by
the President to the-White House
yesterday before the meeting of the
Senate. When he returned he was
asked what had t~ranspired, and he Ia
conically replied, Listen to the pro-
ceedings in the Senate and you will see."
And the whole nation saw.
The cause of yesterdays terrific ar
raignment of the President was his let
ter to Chairman Wilson, read to the
House by his consent, to urge the in
sistance on the House bill as against the
Senate compromise measure which
Cleveland denounced as perfidy and a
betrayal of Democratic principles.
AS his letter and the course he took
were both extraordinary, so the reply
that came was also extraordinary, Mr..
German, as sponsor for the Senate bill,
undertook to reply to it and he proved
before he finished that the President
had been consulted at every step of the
Senate bill aud had approved OF
the measure by sections and as
a whole he proved that five days after
President Cleveland wrote his e~xtraor-
binary letter To Chairman Wilson of the
ways and means committee, after the
tariff bin had passed the Senate, after
there had been two meetings Of
the Democratic conferrees, the Pres
ident, in conversation with Senator
Harris Of Tennessee and Senator Jones
Of Arkansas, members Of the committee
who framed the bill, approved the SEN
ate bill as the best tariff bill that In the
circumstances could be obtained from
the Senate, and urged the Senators to
go on in their efforts to enact It..
Senator Germans proof was not con-
fined to his own bare and unsupported
statement. lie called in turn upon one
Democratic leader after snother to sup
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The owners Of estates assessed for the construo.
ton OF sewers in the streets hereinafter named,
are hereby notified that the assessments ier sae
construction were on the 18th day OF July, 1881
lodged At the Office OF the City Treasurer.
In Wickenden street from Beneht street TO Cens
street, and In South Main street from present enc
OF sewer between James street and transit sreetto
Crawford street. and In Crawford sues' ITO"
In East Manning street from oano street te
In Mitchell street from Broad street to Melrose
In Public street from Prairie avenue to Ocean
In Balch street from Jackson avenue 10 Pacific
avenue; IN Pacific avenue from bslcn s.reo. y
Hamburg avenue and in Hamburg avenue ron
Pacific avenue TO Burlington street
In Potterss avenue from Ocean street 10 houy
street and in Sherburne street from Ocean street 70
Eddy street and In swan street from ocean street
In Douglas aveuue from whipple street to orms
In orioie avenue from Butler avenue 20 Grand
avenue and in Elton street ron b,msrOv, sVsE raS
10 wayland avenue and in Adelphi avenue Hos
Tabor avenue 70 Elmgrove avenue.
III payment Of the whole OF any a. essmcnt
made before the 18th day OF July, 1898, a decneiion
sen,um per annum from the date of the payment
20 said last mentioned dete.
To be entitled q, three years In which 70 pay
above assessments one-third must be pa,i on o.
before July n, 1883, with interest Oneihlrd
must be paid on or ssfsrs July II, 1857. wiih in'
If IN. nrst in.talment Is not pad p o. end Of
sessmsnt with the City Treasure. 'se tess.
sessment can then be collected with 'nif , bere.
from at the rate OF six () per cent PEI IA ans
'p D. l. D. GRANGER. CITY irer.
,uIyff-17t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

"MY" representative at Honolulu has
recognized the new Hawaiian republic,
but the Great l An at Washington still
hesitates about doing the same. He is
bound to DO as ungracious and discour-
teous as possible 10 the little Republic
he plotted to overthrow. President Dole
has this consolation, however. He will
be in Office years after Cleveland has
skunk into the retirement he will so ably
All
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24
DROWNED WHILE BATHING

CoLFAx, Wash, July 2i.-Three young
men were drownad yesterday while bath
ing in the Snake River, three miles below
Penewawa. One called for help and the
others swan to his assistance. The three
grsppled In the water, sinking sim
ulfaneouely:
FRESNO, Cal, July 2 i.-Five women
went bathing last evening in the San
Joaquin near Portland, Wash. One got
beyond her depth, and In attempting to
rescue her, three Others we're carried Into
On eddy and drowned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

PERHAPS Cleveland can wiggle out of
his present dilemma, but he can't wipe
away the disgracefui fact that he tried
to deceive the Senate, get the bill into
conference and throw out the Senate
agreements.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

In spite of the English "love Of fair
play" a sailmaker over there refused to
make a set of sails for the Vigilant and
the English pilot failed to tell the
American skipper of a counter current
into which the yacht drifted in a calm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24
Will He Recognize 1t?

VSsSo
President Cleveland seems to DO fated never
to hear the last of Hawaii. Just as he was
congratulating himself that the little far
away country-"America's Pacific outpost"
as the late Minister Carter loved to call it
had finally passed out of the public eye and
that the dismal L~illiuokalani fiasco was being
forgotten. the Hawaiians proclaimed their
new republic, and were promptly recognized
by Minister Willis, who observed that he ex-
pected the cordial APPROVAL of his Presi-
dent.
But now It Is intimated that Mr.. Cleveland
does not give the new nation his cordial ap-
p~roval"-that In fact he does not approve of
il at oil, and that though he is probably COM
mitted to a formal recognition Of the Ha-
waiian republic by the excessive zeal Of his
representative, he proposes to make that
recognition just as tardy and ungracious as
possible. This Is pretty small business for
an Executive who Is capable of better things
upon occasions but the adroitness with which
President Dole ioored his ponderous op-
ponent in their Official correspondence over
the restoration Of Liliuokalani still ranklss In
Mr.. Cleveland's breast.
The ~accrsation that the Hawaiian Republic
Is a republic In name and an oligarchy In fac,
can scarcely be very seriosly considered by
a Democratic President. IL Is true that large
classes of the Hawaiian population are ex-
cluded from the Suffrage by the terms of the
constitution. but all this is done under the
forms Of law at any rate. The white
leaders of the Provisional Govern.
ment have felt that the hordes OF
Asiatic coolies In Hawaii and the least In.
t~elligent and responsible Kanaka laborerl
were totally unfit for citizenship, and the
constitution expressly bars them from III
privileges. Whatever philanthropic and
moral objections Mr.. Cleveland NAV offer Il
this policy, 1t can scarcely DO denied that 4
is a vast Improvement upon the shotgun
bowie knife and tissue ballot practices of hi
sunnntfers I'm the Southern states.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

EVEN il a compromise bill is passed
now the business men Of the country see
that it will only be one for temporary
effect and for political purposes and that
the tariff question has received no So
LUTON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

PROBABLY there viii be difficulty In
maintaining a quorum in the House
whils the Senate circus is on, but the
Senate needs no force rule to obtain one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

sage of the Senate bill, and then after
that he insisted upon Wilson's sending
his letter endorsing the Senate bill to
the House.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

WATCH the House Cuckoos sound the
alarum in their body. How they will
al hop when the White House clock
strikes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

HERE'S hoping that the German Will
O tariff may soon perish from the
earth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

Mr. CLEVELAND found himself yester-
day very much in the condition Of his
friend from Georgia. lie hardly knew
where he was at.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

SENATOR HARRIS drove the nail home
and clinched it yesterday when he
proyefthat after Cleveland had written
his letter to Chairman Wilson the
President approved and urged the pas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

CLEVELAND has been playing a political
game Of Heads l win, tails you lose"
with the Senate, and Detective dorman
has exposed his little game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

ITO be or not to be" is Joe V. Meigs'
question to the citizens of Boston today.
1t looks decidedly like n ease Of to be,
Iseonh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

Pogue.
Schrunks.
shoe Fly.
ZwiDgle.
Queer names, aren tney7 they are the
names OF places in the United Safes. See
THE News Pocket Atlas, Census and
GaEetteer. Prio 40 cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

CARLISLE in the meantime is at work
coming silver dollars. He's bound
to add to the nations misery somehow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

THE Vigilant won. There must hav,
have been a decent sailing breeze owe
there today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

Mr. GoRMAN will be a persona non
ussts ct the White House hereafter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

EVEN Cleveland's thick skin must
have been pricked yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

mastering the Senate" is a large
Job ever for so big a man as Cleveland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

THE Democratic party is for reform
sure enough. 1t needs it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

EVEN the heavens weep at witnessing
this family discord among the "re-
formers"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24
"FOr Years."

Says CARRIE Z. srocKwELL. Of Chester.
neld, N. H.. ~ was aniicted with an
extremely severe pain In the lower part OF
the chest. The feeling was As II . ten
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

weight was iaid
on q spot the size
OF my hand. Dur
ing the attacks, the
perspiration would
stand In drops on
my face, and It was
agony for me to
make 8 ancient
effort even TO wills.
per. They came
suddenly, at any
hour Of the day or
night, lasting from
thirty minutes to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

IT is evidently a Ease of the boy lied.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-24

half a day, leaving as suddenly; but, for
several days after. I was quite pros
trated and sore. Sometimes the attacks
were almost daily, then less frequent. Alter
about four years OF this suffering, ] was
taken down with bilious typhoid fever. ana
when I began TO recover. ] had the worst
attack Of M old trouble ] ever experienced.
At the FIRST OF the fever, my mother gave
me Ayers Pills, my doctor recommending
them as being better than anything he
could prepare. I continued taking these
Pills, and so great was the benent derived
that during nearly thirty years have had
but one attack Of my former trouble, which
yielded readily to the same remedy"
PILLS
Prepared by pr. J O. Aver q Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Every Dose Effective
, 1894-05-02
Rletne uabridten.

= Gaubinipeftor 9l6ams BAT wie6er
&lagen 9egen Is tpeitere Hau3lIunber
Dorberettet, Die ct tn Ben ndbiten Sageu
anbGn9ig macben nir6.
Ser S9uIceniuS lift iebt iopeit Oor@
geIcbrttter, DAB in Bet Office beS Supera
tntenoenten @raDam bereit5 NIT Ser 3u>
amntenre6nung Der Gintrogun9en in ben
3ablbii6crn be9onnen iporben lit.
Die ltniformen Der 9oli5iiten iinb
nod nt6t nit ben neren Stang un0
9tenltalter s9b3eidcn Oerieben. Die 9lens
oerung iou erit an BEN Sommeruniformcn
por9enommen tper6en, ben 8laurOGen lit
eS aber nod 81 talt, bieie gu tragcl1.
Der Maurer Tre6. Belt bate beute
Wtorgen cine 8uBe bon SIS Dor Gicbter
&eriten gu crle9en, tpeil ct bon benz Srubtz
1tan6 Des @riecben Simon Nnbe, $50. 50
SutnotsitraBe, einige 8iuoel Bananas
raubte unb ben 8reis in Sauiti6ldgen aus
tbetlte. Stood 5ipet anoere Wtdnner be-
tanoen fi6 in Der @eieui6aft 6eS 8el3,
ipelcbe iebo6 entfamen.
, 1894-05-02
Oieueidt ser 1n6r6erP

Gem 8oli3eiGieutenant Gpueran BON
Ser 13. Str. : Station lit es gelungen,
oeS WtOrberS Oes am 6reitag in ietnem
6altie % 2erin9ton 2tpe. BEL Der 0erfolz
9ung zines Ginbre6erS burcb 3pet 9tez
polOeri6iiie tDOtli6 oerlebten unb ieitber
geitOrbeneu SameS $. O'8rien 6abbaft
gu tperDen. GS lit bteS 8iQiom Gbam7
%berlat1, bet nur eini8e G6Iren bon
OH8rien'S 8obnung e"ntfernt lebt un6
lt9 geltern plOBLicb auf cine &etie nab
8uffolo be9ab. Gr bate it9 bereitS ais
2. S9tffSiteuermann auf etnem S6iffe
%per0ungen, unO po1te geftern Qtbenb abz
Son Dem 9teiultat beS GoronerS@
SnqueltS tptrb es abbGn9en, oh Gbomz
berlatn feline unterbrO3ene &eiie pir6
fortieben fOnnen ooer I'M 6otel @tIbert
Guartier besie9en muB.
, 1894-05-02
Gin 11ime in SdmuIitdten.

$. 9. ban Nuittn, Elm in Gam Saf'S
io9enanntem Opernbauie mimen6er &initz
Ter, itano beute bor Gicbter Softer unter
Der Qnfla9e bes b0sp0ut9en 8erlaIiens 1eiz
ner Sraa. Der y&itnitler" lit, ME Bic
3e~u9enausiagen ergaben, NIT ietner Trau
etpa 5 Sabre De%rbeiratbet unO bat pd6ren6
oteler 8on3en l3ett 9an3e $500 fir ben
u1tterbalt ietnet Trau uno &inoer beige
tra9en. Seine Ginnabmen DerpraBt er
nit elmer anOeren Game, nit Der CT felt
So9r unO Sag in 9ttcoloD8 6otet ais
Wtonn unb Srau lebt. SAM Sad'S Shea
tcrtruppe i6ien ii6 beute inn 6oiter'i ben
@ertbtsiaale 3tenbe5DouS 9egeben gu baben,
nno erlabte itb an ben 8eitpeile iebr
lcbllptertgen 8erbanOlun8eu. &t6ter
Softer belt ben l1ngetreuen unter $500
8ir9i0aft gum 9ro5eB felt.
, 1894-05-02

Cine l~teberraibun9 bereitete bic ge1tern
Nacbn1ittag Inn 2 ltbr bon Gicbter @bet7
lain ertlGrte Nufbebun9 iciner 0erfigun9,
0aB iicb Die WabIcommi1iton Der WtiBa6>
tun9 OeS @eri9teS ourb G%ertpeigerung Der
bon BEN @roBgeibtporenen perlan9ten
Sttmnt5etteI ibuloi9 gen1acbt boben. GS
bate fib nGmli6 berauSgeiteut, baB bd5
Tor9ebeu Ser @rduo SlrD fcin gelebmGBi>
geS mar, ipte eth crit geitern bonn
9ttcbter borgenommene8 8erb0r beitGtigte.
Sn erlter 2inte i9norirte Sic 0ranbiurD
ben StaatSanpaLt DolitGnoig. Sci n6bez
rer 8efra9un9 cin5elner Wtitglieoer Der
@roB9ei6morenen itellte eS itc6 Deraus, oaB
6aS angeblibe 8eipei5material, pelcbeS Dte
@ranoiurp beiibcn ioute, b0eblt man9elz
batter gtatur tDar unO DAB gttentanO
etgentLi6 ipuBte, mo- bic ySnformottpn"
Derfam.
Inter iol6en ltmitGnben 6Gtte Sic Wable
commiiitOn nit grfolg selteno mocben
t%Onnen, baB bie l~tnteriudbung Der @ronbs
lurD iiber QSablbetriigcreien auf p0ui9
bdltloie @er!6te, Oenen iebe pOittiDe
WabrDett feblte, ungeiebli9erneiie 9efiibrt
tpuroe. Der Gi6ter belt eS offenbar fir
%geboten, Dem 9ttitfo zines iol6cn @tnipons
Oes aus 6em 8ege SIT 9cbeu. Gr fii9te be8s
balb Ser 2(norbnun9 Der 9[uf6ebung ber
WtiBa1tung be5 @ericbteS ieiten9 Der
0aDlbeb0rDe BEN 8efebl BEL, ba3 Die
@ranbjurD entlaiien uno am Wtontag cine
SpeciaI>@ run6jurO fir Bic ltnterluc6uug
Oer ongcbli6en g8ablbetrii9ereien etubez
ruten iper0en milr6e.
Staatsantpalt &ern bat erflGrt, boB CT
nit ieinen @ebiiIfen 8ottum u1b abortion
bic nelle llnteriucbung Dor BEN neuen 0roB7
gei9lporenen tiibren wer6e un0 6aB ct nit
aler Gncr9ie BEN Acknowledgements bon
QSa6lbetrug, BON tpelber Seite iie audi
fonlmen m0gen, cine 9riinblt6e ltnteriu7
| dung pi6men tperbe.
6eute 8ormttta6 tpur6e sic Qlngabe laut,
baB Der Gicbter Gbetlatn Sic @roBgei6poz
renen iDon 9eutc Nahmittag entIalien
perOe. 9ie Surp erflGrte iebob, baB iie
cine 9rOBere 3abl bon @efdngniBantlagcr
in ltnteriucbung babe. uno bielelben gu err
leoi9en wiinicbe, Oa tie in ToIge Der Q8a6Iz
unteriubun9en Diel 3ett p%erloren bGtte.
Ser Gtcbter SetpGbrte BEN @uni9.
, 1894-05-02
Grofnuno ser GENERALIZATION.

Wtor9cn Na6mittag tpirb I'M 8aIebaQz
part all 0er Bolt unb 2oomiS StraBe bte
bieSjd6rige Disqualification er0ffnet, un6
5par tperoen bic uGincinnotis" ben vG9tz
Cages" ais @e9ner gegenilberiteben. Sails
oaS g8etter gut lit, itebt Elm Invertebrates
Spiel SIT ertparten, ba Die Gbica9oS, bic in
Cincinnati 6reimal bintereinanber 9eibla7
gen purOer, ibr WO9Ii6ites tDun perben,
UNI Bic S6arte ~a1S3upeben. Q8abribeinz
ltb miro au6 Gapt. Qlnion morgen mieber
mitiptelen, ba Die biSbertgen WttBerfolge
oes Clubs bauptiddGt6 Dem ltmitanbe 3u>
gei6rieben werben, boB eS an elmer lei
terben 6anb feblte, bic UNI 10 uotblpen7
bigger tit, ais Der Stub gum 8rGBten GbetG
aus iiin8eren, tii9tigen, aber bod noc5
ntcbt 10 erfa9renen Spielern %suiammenz
geieBt 1T,
, 1894-05-02
Mdrfcbiren petter.

o@eneral" &anbaa'S Commemorate
Nrmee bra6 beute 8ormtttag aus ibrem
Guartier i'm Stem England 6oteI, an Der
70. StraBe unO Stonp SSlanb Q(pe., no9
6ammonO ouf, mo gum %3tpeiten Male
0taft ge6alten tper6eu Iou.
Sor Dem Nufbru9 berief Ser General
lcine &rn1ee na9 Dem fir baS Speiie3im@
mer Oeii9ntrten Garm bcs 6otels uno err
mabnte Die 2eute, 9uten Wtutbes 5u fem.
Nn Brobtltonen Deroe eS nibt mangeln,
ltno CT titrcbte aub niht, baB Der Qlrnee
Der Gtntritt in Snoiana beripebrt tperben
meroe.
Sine Nclerun9 in Ser 9(rmee mar beute
bic Gtloung zines 8eteranen>GorpS 6as
aus eli ebernalt9en Sol6aten beitebt.
, 1894-05-02

Dies rerSirbt bN8 Sriibltiif, ia ben gatt5cn
gag. 8riife bid 5uerit unD bu mirit ftnoers,
6aB Oein Wtagcn ouBer SrOnnng, oetne
3eber fridge ober ~ituftioe 1T. @ebroirfe ba8
ddte Garl8baber Sol5 unb oetn frober Wtlltb
tptrb mieOerfebren. 0ieleS natiirli6e Rros
buff Der GarlSbaoer Suetlen TT nnbe;ablbar
IN alien Sdueu bon Sartleibtgfeit, Nlagellz
letOen, Grdgbett Der Qeber GpeSiea penn
oetne 8eibdfti9ung etne itbenpe ii). G8
bef0roert ben Stofipedlel tn bobem @rabe,
iptrft l6ieno auf ben @alenfluB nno tit
%belonoers ~ltarten &atdern S1. empfeblen.
Die ddten QueIenprooufte BON Carlsbad
baben Die ltuttridrift bon UGisner & Silent
oelIon Go.", Snlportdre, Stem Sort, arf benz
9alie elmer ieoen 8lai6e. 4reiS per Glai4e
$l.00. @rOBe SlGide $3.50.
, 1894-05-02
Otebifdoer Rof1eIenfer.

Ser 9roi4fentuticber GbaS. g8aig6t,
Der geitern Nbenb 3iuct 0amenmdntel oerz
iebte, tpelcbe 6err SoDn So. Smptb in Dem
@agen 5uriif9elaiien bate, in benz ibn
Botgbt mach Dem r2tuDitortum" fubr,
muBte ltcb beute friib OorNic6terO oDlc tpegen
beS Diebi tabGs perantuorten. Den acgem
i'm eri9ienenen 3eu9en tbat eS UNI Oas
beba~lernStpertBc S6idial Q8ai86t'S Iei6,
ba er itcb biS6er zines guteu JtufeS ~erfreut
bate unb nur 6urb bic 9tOtb oo3u 9etriebcn
ben Sebltrttt begging, unb nOcbOcm ie aQe
9e9en i'm ge5eu9t Datten, 6aten ite ben
9ttdbter, UtilOe tpalten 3u loiicn. 6err
Smptbc beion6erS nabm iitb bcS NngctIaga
ten an. Ser Hi6ter tonntc ober ongeiicbts
beS ~er6riidenoen 8eipeiSmolerioIs nicbt
umbtn, @aigbt unter $500 8Ir9Icbait benz
Griminal9ericbt gu itberweiicn,
, 1894-05-02
OefGbrltbe. RGuber.

Die beiOen 9amcn MarD OlIon, go.
142 Gotpnsen6 Str., unb Soa 2aupitrom,
go. 246 Sn0tana Qtoenue tpobnbaft, bericbz
teten beute Morgen ppr 9ttc6ter &eriten,
baB iRncn Der QIn9eflogte O&artin 6lpnt
alias Wttoget auf offener StraBe boS
Sai9enbub entriB. SlDnn murbe unter
$1,000 8irgi9aft in ieOem Sale IN baS
Griminalgeribt Oeripieieu, nad6em Sic
8oLi5ei feit9eitellt bate, 6aB ct friiber
l6on in oerieIben 8eiie v9earbeitet" babe.
, 1894-05-02
polttifbes.

0oS bemotrattiAe County
biett 9eitern @benO eine SiBung ob un6 be-
ibloB einittmnti8, auf Der bemotratiicben
Characterization fetue @an6iboten fit oas
Qmt zines 8unbeSienator8 auf3uiteQen. 0te
bemofratiicbe County Convention, auf
weIder Die 9elegaten fir Sic Stats Con-
benton unO @anbioaten fir bic County
2lcmter ernannt tperben, finbet am II. SUM
ftatt. IS puroe auBeroem bcid6loiien, Die
GonDentioneu Der bartholomew Gon0reB>
be3irfe auf ben 10. Suli einSuberufen.
, 1894-05-02
unhetmIihe Nrbeit.

Gtntoe Q(ngeitente 6es County 6ofpitals
ma6ten it9 am oerfloleneu Samitag
gfa6mtttag, no60em tie tire 2Dbne in
@npfang genommen, einige bergnlt9te
Stun0en. Qls ite nab Dem Soipttal
5uritdfomen, tpurbe ibnen mirgetbeilt, oaB
Elm Patient gtamenS SbomoS Slonna9an
loebcn gcitorben lei unb bic 2cicbe na9 Der
Wforgue 9ebrdbt iperoen miiiie. 0a man
Die 2eicbe nicbt nit Der Q(uf3u9Smai6tne
pelcbe repartrt ipur6e, binunter befDrbern
%fOnnte, p~crfielen Sic Mngeftelten, benen
ber @etit bes Nltobol5 Die &0pfe etpa8
umnebelt bate, onf cine 9eniale Sbec,
Ntan bate tiir5licb cine nele Gettun9Sppr>
rtcbtung BET SeuersgefaDr angebra3t. 9iez
ielbe beitebt aus elmer biden 9tDbre, iii
tpel6e man btnetnitirSt unn 9emit6lidb
btnunterruti6t.
Otan bei9loB, Die 9eicbe 6ieiem 9eetz
t~lng5appdrat dn5uUertrauelt. Sic iDur0e
btneingeiteGt unb p~ericbiebene 9tngeitellten
elIten btntnter, um iib ben yTun", penn
Die &et6e berauStommen tpiiroe, an3u>
ie6en. Sic fam aber nicbt, 6enn tie mar
untertpegS iteden geblieben. 8as nar gu
maben? 9tab lGn9erer 8erotbung fano
man Elm Ottttel Sur MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sin leben6iger M1eni4 foute Der 0etcbe
fOl9en unO Our9 ietn @ept4t ite binunterz
oriiden.
9a Sic Nuf9abe etnas unbeimlicber
g}atnr mar, wurbe oos 2oos 9e8o9en nnb
Gufe Gallagher baoon betrpffen.' W1tt
9roBem Wtut6 iprang ct in Die Seffnung
unb mach furaer 3eit tamen Sic 2eicbe uno
Der 0ebenbi9e unten gum 8oricbetn. 0ie
Seibe lpurOe nab ibrem 8eitimmungSort
unb Gallagher nab etnem Saloon bef0r7
bert, no ct ben 2ODn ieiner 0eIbentbat en-
nftna.
, 1894-05-02
Kommen Ger Safe Shore Babn

Der MaDor un6 Ser Corporations
onnalt itno beute &Ormtttag ba6tn iiberz
ein8etommen, Der Safe Sbore 8abn9eieu>
idaft Die @rlaubniB ST ertbeiIen, tbre
0oupt8eletie fir Die l3ett BON etni9er
Stunoen nit ibreu burh Die Gntfernung
Der @elctie an Der 63itcn StraBe gdn3lid
bonn Gertebr abgel9nittenen 6ra9tbabnz
bot 6ur6 fitnf @eleile 81 Oerbinoen, bamtit
Die NaDngeieQi1ait @ele9euDeit erbdlt, lire
8racbtiDaggon9 na6 benz 5auptgeletie 81
iibetri6ren. Jtoc9oem Ojeies 9eicbeben lift,
milIien bic @eleiie aber iofort pieber entz
fernt mer0en.
, 1894-05-02
(SortIebuug fotgt.l
Die Wirtbsli5en5en.

%m 9Hreau bes Gto0tzGoQeftors fan6
fte9 asfferu bereits cine Qln3abl BON gStr:
15sn Elm, INN i5re ant Iebten Qlprtl abge>
%taHfsue 3ttsn} at erneuern.
Geqeu Gnoe 1(prit b~eianben it3 in Gbtz
eago 600 Uirtbiebait9licen5en in feiten
6dnbeu. 9Gdbrenb Der Q8eltauSiteQun98z
5stt belief ii9 bic l3oOl Der li5eniirtelr
ggirt5i9aiteH aut 1900, 10 baB teBt nur
800 lGlrtbiAaiten wcniger beiteben, ais
Damal3.
, 1894-05-02
Gebensnlii0e.

SIN 6cim fir geloQenc 6rouen, 1924
.Jnoidna 2lbe,, macbte cine ber Snlol|inz
men, aate Starts nit Uamcn, 8eitern 2lbenO
tbrem Ocriebttcn Gc6eu ein gepaltiomcS
@noe, tnoem iie lib er6dngte. Ste mar 36
Sabre alt. llcbcr lire ionltigen 8er0Glts
niiie wetB man taft gar ui9ts.
, 1894-05-02
Gin Doftmeifter perhdftet.

Der bieiige 8oiiomtsinipeftor @oulb
per6aftete 9eltern in SolbterS@roOe, isis,
ben O~ortigcn Yoitmeiiter. Charles 9tebel,
inter Ser Nnfla9e Ser ltnteri4Ia9ung.
9tebcl ptrb bei6ulbigt, cine Qn8abI bon
rcgiltrtrten 8rtefen 3uriid9ebalten, ite ipGz
ter g%e0ffnet unb ibreu Snbalt an iib 9ez
0mmen 3u baben.