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The morning call., 1894-09-12
LOTS OF SMUGGLING,
Assistant Secretary HamIin':
Investigations.
His Report VIII Also Have an Inn
portant Bearing on the Seal
Fisheries.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-Assstant Sec
retary Hamlin, who is on his way back
from tour of inspection of the sea islands
and Pacific Coast ports. is concluding bis
work by making personal inspection of
the principal ports along the northern
boundary of the country, with a special
view TO learning all that he can about the
smuggling of opium and Chinese over that
border. He was in St. Paul yesterday and
is in Duluth to-day. Wednesday he will
be in Sauit Ste Marie apd Friday ne will
reach Montreal. where he will begin his
examin alton into the working of the regC-
latious in regard to the re-eutry to the
United States Of Chinese merchants who
have gone out of the country and have re-
turned. Montreal is the Canadian port of
departure for these Chinaman for the
United States, and they are tenn
porarily detained there while the pa
pers are sent on to the customs
officers in Burlington for examination.
After completing his examination 10 Mon
treal. Assistant Secretary Ramlin will
make an examination of the Burlingt IN
collection districts. He will be assisted by
the chief of the special agents of the treas
ury. who have left Washington for the
purpose of joining Mr.. Hamlin ir Builing-
ton.
Upon Mr.. Hamlin's report on the seal
fisheries will proba bly, depend very largely
the course pursued by the Government in
the future in the way of limiting the num-
ber of seals to be killed ON the Islands.
Some important recommendations will
probably be made on the Chinese and
opium questions. Department officials are
anxious 10 see how the new tariff law will
work in regard to opium. Under the Nc
Kinley law. the duty being S12 per pound,
practically all the drug brought into the
United States was smuggled, and now that
the duty has been decreased to So per
pound the treasury officials are anxious TO
see whether there will be any decrease in
the smuggling
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FAILED IN ITS DUTY.
Republicans of Utah Arraign the
Democracy.
Ii Has Not Kept Any of the Promises 5
That 1t Made to the
People.

Provo, Utah, Sept. 1.-THE Republi-
can Territorial convention was called to
order n the opera-house at o'clock. The
opera-house was proiusply decorated with
flowers, bunting, flags and notices :
Utah the Pivotal State of the Union"
Liberty, Equality and Patriotism" +" eve
Demand Protection on Lead and Wool"
'Protection for Utah Sugar." ''Siver
16 to l."
John E. Booth of Provo was made tenn
porary chairman and j. E. Wilson of Lo-
gan temporary secretary. Booth, in his
speech, reviewed The history of the Repuh-
lican party and the campaign of 1892
The usual committees we're then ap-
poin ted.
In the platform. which was unanimously
adopted, the Republicans of Utah renew
their fealty to the party of freedom, JUS
tice and the protection of American indus
tries, established by the founders of the
Government. 1t recognizes the silver
cues ion as one of paramount Importance
and demands its remone iZation at a ratio
of Is to l, and advocates the establishment
of national board of arbitration. 1t
asks for the establishment of $. postal
telegraph system by the General Govern
mem, and favors the exclusion of paupers
ynd criminals from foreign countries. 1t
denounces the Democratic party for its
attitude on all questions affecting the ma
terial interests of the people, and es-
pecially for its advocacy of free wool and
free lead. The Democratic administration
is arraigned for its attitude on the Ha-
waiian question, its failure to enforce the
Chinese exclusion act, and for refusal to
enforce the purchasing clause of the Sher-
man law.
Frank j. Cannon of Ogden was nomi-
mated for delegate to Congress.
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ENGLISH OPINION.
This VIII agree Very Well With
Mr.. CleveIand's Views.

LONDON, Sept. 11.-Sir Albert Kaye
Rollit. NJ. P, chairman of the Assncis ted
Chambe of Commerce for the United
Kingdom. presided to-day at the autumn
me- ting of that body. In mis- address the
chairman congratulated the members upon
the improved outlook Of the worlds trade
and continued:
"In Russia. France, Spain and in the
British colonies of Victoria and New
South Wales the bitter experiences of the
effects of exclusive tariffs is opening
the way to ireer trade. The tariffs of
foreign nations have been shown to have
iujured not only British trade but their
own.
Retaliation has been proved to be dis
astrous and reciprocity has been exploded
notably by the failure of the reciprocity
clauses of the Mckinley law. Economic
eccentricities will OF pay any nation"
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Ex-United States Attorney-GeneraI
Williams One of His Counsel.

VANCOUVER, WASH, Sept 1.-THE
court-maitial of Major Wham. paymaster
U. S. A, charged with conduct prejudicial
to military discipline in not satisfying a
judgment rendered against MIN several
years ago, was opened to-day. All the
members of the court were present. Gen.
eral Otis, commanding the Department of
the Colum Dia, presided.
The accused was represented by ex-
United States Attorney General Williams
and G. 4. S. Wood of Portland, and upon
being asked 10 plead to the charge and
specification, bis counsel entered plea in
bar of trial that the court had no jursdic-
liOn.
The court thereupon, without taking ac-
tiOn upon the plea, adjourned until Mon
day next
a noteworthy coincidence was the ap-
pesrance of ex-United States Attorney
| General Williams as one of Major Wham's
counsel. Williams was Attorney General
under President Grant, whose last official
| act is said to have been the appointment
of Major Wham as paymaster.
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WAR IN SAN JOSE.
Japanese Set Upon and Robbed by
Cinnamon.

SAN JOSE, Sept. 1.-THE Japanese of
San Jose claim that they have been sub
1ected TO numerous indignities at the hands
OF Chinese since the breaking out of hos
Utilities 10 Korea. ana last night about 10 80
O'Clock two japanese were assaul ed by
three Chinese. WatchmaD w. T. Wheeler
was attracted. but not until the Chinese
had beaten the two and robbed one of the
Japs OF $780, Wheeler took two shots at
the fleeing Chinese, but withou, effect.
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ACTED BADLY.
The Favorite Could Not Be Steadied
i'm Time to Win.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 1.-THE event of
the second days racing of the Philsdel
phia Driving Park Association was the
dstanclug OF Guinette. the favorite, for
the 2:1O pace in the first heat .Guinetie
made bad break before reaching the
quarter, and was out of the race before
Sheridan could get him down again. Paul
opened as favorite in this race. After
the betting had been in progress for TWEEN ty
minutes complaint was lodged against
Paul. The judges decided that he was
ineligible. his entry, though mailed. not
having been received. Guinette was then
installed the favo:ts.
2:22 trot, purse $1,000, Wild Oats won in
tnree straight heats. Commercial Girl. Nut
shell. Lady May, Ike Wilkes, Scranton Belle,
Brown Jim. Alexis and Clandius also started
Time. 2:19A-2:1914-2:1S
2;lo pace. Turf Club stake. Major Wonder
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INDoRsED ONE DEMOCRAT.
Meeting of the Fresno County Pro-
hibitiOn Convention.

FRESNO, Sept. IL. - The Prohibition
county convention met at Dewitt Hall
this morning and completed its labors by
6 P. NJ. nominating straight ticket fol
all the offices except for District Attorney
and Superior Judges.
Supervisor r. B. Butler. a Democrat
after hard fight, succeeded in obtaining
the Endorsement Of the convention in the
Fourth Supervsorial District.
l.. w. Weare, the PopulIst nominee fol-
Tax Collector. sought Endorsement, but
was showed under by the ballot. The con.
vention Endorsed the State platform ze.
Gently adopted at Oakland.
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ing at the Baptist church by Mrs. Eliza
beth Lyle Saxon of New Orleans. The
attendance of delegates was large.
The evening session was opened at 8 20
o'clock by the Rev. Mr.. Coyle asking a
divine blessing. The Coliseum was
crowded to its utmost. The president of
the national league. General Smith. in a
few words introduced DR.. Leslie z. Kee-
ley. who spoke briefly. He was followed
by General Smith. governor of the Sol
ders' Home at Leavenworth, and Colonel
Nathan Reed of Chicago.
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AGAINST TAMMANY HALL.
New York Independents Will Make

New York Independents Will Make
a Bitter Fight.
NEW DIRK. Sept. 11.-Defnite political
action against Tammauy Hall was taken
Tonight by the Independent County or
ganlzation at a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee. John d. Town
send, chairman of special COM
mittee. reported resolutions pledging
those taking part in the conference n not to
support any candidate whose name is on a
Tammany Hall ticket. A call was issued
for county convention of the 1ndepen-
dents. to be held at Cooper Union Sep
tember %. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Mayor and other municipal
Offices,
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KELLEY CONVENTION.
The Discoverer of the Cure Talks to
the Delegates.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Sept. IL
The Coliseum was crowded with delegates
this morning when the fourth annual
council OF the Kelley League of the u iteu
States was called TO order. Many promi-
nent men were present. The report of the
committee on credentials showed that
nearly all parts of the country were rep
resented, and that the aggregate of gold
cure graduates represented exceeded 4O,-
600. Colonel A. j. Smith, governor of the
National Military Home at Leavenworth,
Kaus., and president of the. league. then
commenced TO deliver his lengthy annual
address.
The second annual convention of the
Women's National Auxiliary of the Kee-
ley League was called to order this morn-
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RED MEMS COUNCIL.
Governor Flower OF New York Was
in the Parade.

BINGHAMToN, n. Y, sept II. = The
Grand Council of the Improved Order of
Red Men of the United States convened
to-day. Over 100 representatives were
present. The Great Sun Council was or
ganized. A parade was had this after
noon in which Governor Flower partici-
pated. This evening a reception has held.
The business of the council will be trans
acted to- morrow.
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WHIPPING SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Charges Against Mountain View
Teachers to Be Investigated

SAN JOSE. Sept. 11.-An Investigation
will probably follow the charges made by
Mrs. +. d. Green OF Mountain View, whose
story has excited the indignation of resi-
dents of Mountain View. A portion of
her charge is as follows: "One of the
teachers here in Mountain View, in speak
ing OF the whipping of little Eugene
Distel and Edward Green, confessed that
she was often compelled to whip as many
as six and eight children at a time, be-
cause they bad been sent here by the prin-
cipal with an order to do so, and TO use her
own words, she said: Il felt terribly to do
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SUPPORTERS OF OWENS.
1t Looks Now as Though Breckenridge
Is Doomed.

PARIS, KY. Sept. 1.-THE largest po-
litical gathering ever assembled in Ken-
tueky was that of the Paris fair grounds
to-day in honor of Hon. w. G. Owens,
candidate for Congress against Colonel
Breckenridge.
1t was made up of ladies and gentlemen
from every county in the Ashland District,
and more enthusiastic audience never as
sembled. There were more than half the
voters in The district here to-day, and nearly
every man wore an Owens button or
badge.
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d. o. MILLS AT CARSON.
His Visit Connected With Disposal
of Bonanza Kings ProDerty.

CARSON, Sept. lid. o. Mills, the cap
italist. arrived at Carson late last night on
special train. His presence here ls gen.
orally regarded as confirmation of the
report that negotiations are pending for
the disposal of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad and the Carson and Tahoe Lum-
Der and Flnme Company interests of Mac
kay, Flood and O'Brisn, known as the bo-
nanZa kings.
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COATMA kERS' STRIKE.
The Men Claim to Have Won q
Complete Victory.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE strike of the
coat and garment makers will probably be
settled before the end OF the week. The
strikers claim complete victory. 1t /,
said about eighty of ine contractors have
signed the bond demanded by the EN-.
pioyes, and about 5000 have returned to
work.
At a meeting of the contractors thi,
afternoon il was decided that ten hours
hereafter shall constitute a days work
and no discrimination shall be made
against labor organizations. The question
of wages was left to each individual con.
tractor.
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so, but | had to obey orders. and there l
stood whipping those roor little children
and not knowing what I was whipping
them about
The TEACHERS, E. Z. Brownell, Eugenie
u. Gairaud, Mamie Russell, Helen Sumner
and Clara L. Halsey, have published acsrd
making sweeping denial of the charges.
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won the fourth. fifth and sixth heats and race,
Nilello won the first ana third heats, Prima
Donna won the second heat Lucille II ana
Guinette also started Time. 2:13$4 -2:141a
-2:l6-2:1712-2:1 -2:14
Philadelphia Tattersall stakes, $1,000. for
tWoyear-0ldS. Shadow won, Hilda King dis
tanced. Time. 2:28.
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SALISBURY ALL RIGHT.
His Horses Will Start on the Terre
Haute Track

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 11,-Presi-
dent w. T. Ijams of the American Trot-
ing Association announced to-day that
the Terre Haute 1rOtling Association
would allow all the Monroe Salisbury
horses to start here, withstanding his
rspudiatiln by the National Trotting As
ISOLATION.
we are not concerned in that" said
Mr. ljams, "and do not propose to trouble
our heads about tt"
Heretofore expulsion by one association
has been supposed to mean expulsion by
the others
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Racing in Portland.

PORTLAND. Or, Sept. 11.-Three furlongs,
Richmond won. Joe D second. George Dickson
third. Time, 1874.
Que mile, LOnne wOn ZamlOck second,
DO.tie Reed third. Time, ASIA.
TrOtting 2:2S class, Montana won. Malheur
second, Black Diamond tbird. Time, 2:4O.
The morning call., 1894-09-12

Back numbersl of Picturesque Cali
forDia" will soon be hard TO get, so
AAs your set complete while you
nave me chance. Ten cents Ia the cost
OF one portfolio to Call subscribers.
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A DOUBLE MURDER.
Farmer Beckman Kills his Wife and
Stepson.

hosEBURG, Or, Sept. IL. - A double
murder occurred near here yesterday. w.
I. beckman, farmer. shot and killed his
vile and stepson Robert Ring. The trag-
coy was the outgrowth of domestic dis
cord' Mrs. Beckmau was suing for a di-
Vorce. Beckman was soon after arrested
and brought to this city.
The morning call., 1894-09-12
COMFORT


At the same price as an Ordi-
nary folding bed; think how much
prettier, more luxurious and at
the same time how charming a
piece of furniture it is during the
daytime. Yet we can give you
comfort couch, covered with
deep blue durable Denim, as low
as $500.
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DOWN IN MAINE

They Regard 1t as a
Famous Victory.
ALL WENT THE SAME WAY.
Every Town in the State Safely
Republican.
FOUR CONGRESSMEN SECURE.
While the Legislature Has Gone
Almost Solid for the Party
of Protection.
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DRANK TO THE CAR.
Francis Joseph Toasted His Deal
Friend of Russia.

VIENNA. Sept. 1l.-A dispatch from
Lemberg, the capital of Galicia, says that
at a court banquet given this afternoon
Emperor Francis Joseph toasted the Car,
saying:
Il drink to the health of my dear friend,
Emperor Alexander, whom God preserve" +"
The toast was warmly responded to and
the band played the Russian anthem.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Die fOIgenoen Observation-Disclosures MUIR
Den i'm 8auanlt Qts9eiteQt;
8eter W}eDer, 3peiitOdi9eS 9oG55aus nit
Grbgei6oB, 419 8~ertauritraBq, Oeran1
i8lo8t auf $1,000; S. q. MaObaus, stoei
e~iuit0fi8e 6ol35 Cottages nebit Grbgez
9eidoB, 1852 Naibtn9ton 2(oe., 50, 800;
$. W}eB, einit0di9cr 8ofitetn79a0en uno
@rb8eibOB, 115 Q8eit &anboIpbitraBe,
s., 900; 8. 0leiOn, breiit0dtgcr 8afteins
6rOnt Qnbau uno @rbgei6oB, 593-7
Meit 0tortD 2tOe., $4,000; 8. 3. Setter,
einit06iger 8aditein : 2lnbau unb Grbges
i6oB, Gfe State7 un6 8an 8uren
StraBe, $4,000; 8ed Barie9atet, 3&peiz
it0fioes 8afitein : 6aus unb CRIB
geI9oB, 1873 - 735 @elt IA. StraBe,
$4,000; 6enrp Slopes, Oierit0figeS Bad
itetnbau8 nit 2aben ur6 @r6gei6oB, 968
Ogden @Oe., $4,000; George See, 3tpeis
itOGtgeS 8aditeinbauS unb Gr6eelcboB,
1913 @iOOin8SitraBe, S $4,000; 9. 8rown if.
BRET etnitO6tge 9ol3zGottages un6 @r6gez
iboB, 1432-1434 SC. 2eaoittitraBe unb 16
SunnDitbe NDe., $4,000; st. &. @oo6e,
3~tpeiitOdt8eS 9OI3bous uub Grbgei6pB,
11l5 M%OntauaitraBe, $4,000.
, 1894-08-30

ngti6te Did auf" 1T cine bdnrii6e grmo6z
nuns oil 0iejeni9en, Die 8ol13 berlnter iinb,
nbue Nppetit uno entntut6i9t. 4ber Die Art,
III Del3er 6Doos SoriapariQa ben i6wa@en
&0rper %Gufbaut u1o guten 2tppetit giebt, 1T
Ipunberbar.
, 1894-08-30
Reine Oeror6Beruno.

6err Gropforb, 8rdfi0ent Der QtucOln
Partz8ebOrbe, wel6er ioeben bon elmer
9tetie 3uritf9efommen 1T, bat erfldrt, baB
BON elmer 8%ergroBerun9 beS Starts 6urCb
Den 2tntauf BON 25 older 2an6eS inter BEN
augenbltdli6en 8er6dltniIien nicbt Sic 9te6e
ietn tonne. Die 9arfbeb6roe hGtte fem
@elo unb 6ie Sirger BON 2ate 8ierp mir
BEN iib ~be6anteu, fir cine 8crgr6Beruno
in Sic &ai3en gu 9~reifen, Sic $1,000, 900
folten muroe un0 feine5tpeg8 not6menbtQ
ict. 98ie e6 itbeint, bat man eS bier niez
Der etnmal NIT einem 8Idnc6en beribtc6e=
ner 2anblpefuIantcn 81 tbun.
, 1894-08-30
6eRetmni6pouer Gooesfou,
Grf9oB ftp q, :, OoceY, ooer wuroe er er
moroet ?

Ttmotbn S. 90ce1, elmer Ser 6I(fsmaz
15tntiten Der 6Dbe Barter 8umpltatton,
tpur0e 8eitern 9fabmittag in einem 0e60l3
an Der So. StraBe unb @uclio Qtpenue ais
2ei3e bor9efunben. 9tc 8ruit be5 Go6ten,
Ser nit Dem @eiid6t Der @rOe 3ugetpen6ct
Lag, 3etgte gera0e llber Dem Screen cine
tleine Wunbe, uub 6enrp @roBman un6
So6n 2Dou, Die bic 2eidbe f0n6en, bebarpz
tet, baB neben ber Qeicbe elm 0tepolper ge>
legen bate, Der aber ~DerlbDunben mar, ais
lie gu Der 2etcbe 5uriGfebrten, naboem 1ie
Sic 8olt3et bon i6rem Tun0e benodbrtcbtigt
batten. Die Nertblo4en, Die 0Qcep bel
1tcb 81 tr0gen p1legte, cine gOlbene u9r NIT
ebeniOlcber &ette, iotpie $26 baar, bic er bel
1tb g~etrGgen 5a6en iou, fonnten bel Der
Geibe ntcbt %gefunoen Der6en, 10 baB Sic
B0lt3et @runo 3u BET 8ermIt6un9 AT bQz
ben 9laubt, baB 9oceD entmeber ba3 Opfer
zines Jtaubmor6c8 lit, o0er boB ct nad6s
trGgli6~ auSgeplin6ert tpurDe.
9ace0 mar ettp0 40 Sabre alt un6
tpo9nte nit ietner Satin uno bret fletnen
&tnbern in 1913 9corbOrntr. SIN ben
IeBten GGgen bate Dacep nibt in Der
RumpitatiOn 8eGrbeitet, ioubern ct mar nit
etnem poltltiben Genius in Der "a. Warb
bei6Gfti8t sepeien, Q(m 9ienitag 9(benb
3Dii3en Z unb 8 l1br batten i'm lcine 2(n7
9e30rigen gum IeBten Mate Gcben6 geie6en.
Gr bate I'M iene 3eit ieiue 0obnung berz
laiicn, nm aus elmer bena3barten 8irt6z
i6aft cine Same 8ter 81 bolen.
Die Yolt3et BON 9ranb 0ro1itng bat
9eitern &benb ipat ejni8e 8erbaftungen
norgenommen, boob tDeigert ite ii5, bic g}az
men Ser 8er9afteten befannt git ge6er. 0te
8erbafteten iteben unter benz 8erbabt,
ettoas ndbereS tber ben Sob 0acep'8 gu
piiieu.
, 1894-08-30

@bilo6elpRlo-"...1.... "A / Q . Q Q Q ! o. 6
gasf sa5 @tfs' aSa5M a5.5a, Saag@. ! Sr S95So8o oa +, s4 8a2s
9!ts%- 59olmitOn, &an9e. .roome Bun" = Wifmot.
g9toien ~SolssnrL3omllton &an9e. Soluble @lops"-
Suuloan uno Bo9le. p6rit 8O}e on Bans Gf Garz
leR, 4; of @rtffitl 2. Strut ont" - gp @rjfFtth, 2.
n9oneo SoaS"- S@rIOer, 2. G~piel3eit-l:35, " Jim.
~pire"-SDH1.
Die @teQun0 Get Clubs lift ieBt mie
, 1894-08-30

9er f&btii6e S6uIratb erz
1eoi9te in Ieiner geitrigen StBung TAFT aus
16lieBltb @ei6Gfte undergraduates Ge7
b~eutung. Sin BON SO. s.. 8eebe berelts III
elmer frjtbereu Sibun9 eingebracbter Anz
trag, baB in elmer Qtn5aRl S6ulen et1 Serz
fub nit Der Classifying gemacbt tperoe,
fau0 elnitimmtge Nnnabnte. Die vGco]
npmic Gas Co." Bat iicb e%rboten, tur ben
8reis bon SIT, 800 9}aturgaSbei5ung tir
Die nacbIteben6cn S9uLen ). %Iiefcrn;
g. 0toiitOns6 O9i6ule, Trantltn, Sim
sic, Sbo5, 6oDne, S9Den, SameS ST. 0ooz
little, Calumet Qlue., &eitD, g. 9tptlton,
Sones, 9taDmunb, Wtoiclep, @reenpooo,
&entpoo6, Douglas, 0arrI1ou.
Die 8enubuug BON Weibfoblen mitroe
ii4 auf ~$12,741,35 i~telen, 5artfobIen
$18,935.
DaS Gomite fir ben beuticben Inter
ri6t empfabl bic Quiteuun9 DOn f~ol8enben
0aunen bel eintretenOen 8acan5fGlen:
Clara 6Offmann, Nloine 8ammeI, @gneS
Grolhel, @mma 8QrnQt unb Nnna &.
Spnne. Der 8eribt ipur6e gutgebetBen.
Qlm nGbiten Oienito9 iinbeteine StBun8
DeS @puntpratb8 ftott, in melder u. 81.
0IOCt tSuC @tNI0@tSOSt " y " " > y
S9utratbs getpGblt per0en iOuen, oa
Ser Germin ser 6erren s. g. S9ompion
1n6 .. 6. Cameron abgelaufen 1T. Die
&abG lit beionberS be8balb bon berDor7
ragenber Ntcbti9feit, ais cS bon berielben
0bbdngen iol, Oh Sol. 8arfer, Der be-
nGbrte, aber pieIf08 ongcfeinbete ieBlgc
Better Der Goof Gountpzy}ormaIi9ule in
feinem ,2Imte perbleiben iOu ODER ni3t.
Sen 6einoen be5 GDI. Starter gefGut es
nibt, oaB or in ieinen 2ebrplanen Deniget
nacb Ser alien S6a6Ione ais oieImebr nad
Der BON ben Nutoritdten bes mObernen @r1
3icbung8weienS aufgeiteuten 8IQnen gu
Merfe gebt. Der 3ampf gegen Sol. Borz
fer lit Der 2tu8fluB pes fraiieiten &nomz
n~otbtn9tbums.
@anbiooten fir bic beboritebenoe 8abl
finb ., 8. Cameron, Is. 9. 9reper, s., 6,
Ofiuer, Sobn st. Qino9reen un0 GteliOn
81. Gool. 0ie beioen leBteren itnb emf:
19ie0ene @egner beS Gol. Barter un6 ite
mirOen eS periuhen, burcb5uieBen, BAL
g8iutam &. 6arri5, Elm W}itglieb Der @r,
8ie5un88cOmmiiion Der 9. Ct. on BIZ
Stene Starters geieBt tper6e.
, 1894-08-30

8eftes 6omiltenz& atorrbmittel: 9oOb's
BiIten.
, 1894-08-30
Bale Ball.

@nbli9, na3 LANCER 8auie, baben sic
Colts pieOer Elm Spiel 8eponnen, un6
3tpar in P9ilobelpbia. 9a bic Gtncinnaz
tier, Die t6nen l6on bebentlib nobe geriidt
%tpare1l, 81 glei3er 3eit OerIOren, 10 1T ben
@btco8oern Der ac6te Ylob nod INNER
atemli6 ii6cr. Die Score:
, 1894-08-30

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9tattonaIbartf, bat nit 6ilfe ipeitlicber
8anteu einen GrnteberjGbt per0fentlt6t,
aus mcICbem berDorgebt, DoB Die @rnte nur
8tpet 0rittel 0e8 gep0bnlt6en Ourbidbnitt8
betrdgt, ooB aber Die Sarmer troBoem mebr
@elo eiuneDmen Der0en, Wie ionit.
, 1894-08-30
10 9oQarS, bet Nef To
~beltebtgen Staten.

Dte1e Sots 1ino nur 4 B1od bon
Der Qrmtta9e Qpenue.8abn 9elesen
uno nur 3 8lod bon Ser Gilenbabn.
IN Ger fullerton 21pe, miro bis sur
Wtlmaufee 2lpenue cine eleftrtIbe
8abn 9ebaut, Ole in ibrer Derldn9e.
run9 an oteiem Gi9entbum porbet.
fibrt,
T1an beoenfe nur sic preile:
$3.50 fir cine Sot bel Ger Suuerton
2lpenue, 100 meilen meit oariiber
btnaus idon ptel bobere pretie be-
5ablt weroen>
, 1894-08-30
Stdoti1hes,
ShuI=Nn9ele9enPeiten

Derban0Iungen Ger eeitrigen siBun9 oes
fdOtif9en SduIraths,- ueumohl 5pcier
mit9Iieoer oes GountYsSduIraths am
nGdften Dienita9.