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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13

bepuntt nit 1885, 1872 @inhpanberern.
@as Sabr 1884 bra4te fur Die
0itlid,n StdDte cine Ginan5triiis, bic
linen Wnfans NIT. benz i4md6lihen
8anterott bes 9auies Grant e &taro
nubm. uno, menn auA nur poriberz
sebeno, 9anoel uno S%nou1trie i'm
SIten (9mer 1ddoigte. DER @a:ag
tpurbe, tpie geiagt, 14neq pertpunoen,
bod aber blieb iein @inf1ub auf bic
@inpamosrung ni4t aus uno i'm Sab
re 1886 tpar bieIe auf 334,203 &0pfs
berabgeiunten. S@nell, pie ii4 oas
@ei4dft bamals erbolte, bob ii4 ouh
bic Gimpanberung, nit jebem Sabre
tpu4s bic @4aar ber @uropumlben,
bic 1a& ben Ser. Staaten tamen. unb
bas Sabr 1892 1ab 623,O84 @inpanz
berer IN uni eren 9dfen lanoen.
Der Nbfau BON runb 10000 in
Der @inpanberurg biei les Sabres I'M
@erglei4e gu Der beg @orjabres be-
binst 1don cine 9roBs @inbube fir
un1er Qanb. Gin jsber @%inpanoersr
brin9t tina 3 8aarselb NIT. Nimmt
man muir $40 per &opf an, 10 puroen
inn lebten Sabre nabeou apei MiQioz
men Dollars tpeniger IN Das 2anb gez
bradt als i'm Sabre pprber. 0as min
aber penig bebeuten i'm @erglei4e gu
ben Summsn, bic benz 2anbe burh
bic RidmanDerung entaogen ruroer
unb m4 peroen. 6riiber fat man
nit benz 8egriH Rudmanoerun9 gar
ni9t gu re4nen 9ebabt, in bic EN- Sabz
re 1T Ct aber gu GROCER 8eoeutung
angemahlen.
Der @aabamtsberi4t sibt uber bic
Muspamberung teinen Wuf14lub, bic
3obt Der Musmonbsrer, bic i6ren Weg
iiber Seem Dort nebmen, ldbt ii@ aber
ben 8eridten Der 9ampfergei eqi4afz
ten entnebmen. Na4 Dieien nabmen
i'm 2auf bes Monats Suli a. Suli
big 2. Muguit ein54l.) ni4t peniser
als 1888 Ser onen 3mii4enbeds=
paKage BON Seem Oort na4 europa,
mdbreno in bem1elben 3eitraum nur
11,549 Yerl pnen bier antamen. Mu4
i'm Mai uno Suni ibertraf bic 3abl
Der Musmanberer bic Der @innanDsrer,
unb bic Musmanberung miro olsm
Mni 4eine na9 audi bic er Monat unz
perGrbert fortbauern, mGbrenb bic
Gtnpanbsrung nod mebr 5urld3ugez
fen 1&eint.
Man mirb ni4t gu bo4 g~reifen,
tpenr man bic 3abl Der Muspanbersr
fir bic Monate Mai Biz Muguit,
ein14l., o,>f $4,000 perani ala9t.
@iebt man ii4 nun bic 2eute an, bic
3uridtebren, 70 finbet man, oaB iie in
Der Mebr3abl Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@ep0lterunsstlaiTe a%ngeb0ren uno audi
5umetit nidt gang mittellos iimo.
.S4arfe 8eoba4ter pouen piilen, oab
Dem 2anbe burh bic Musmanberung
mirbsi tens bur9T 4nittli4 $3.50 in
8aar fir jeben Muspanberer ent5ogen
perDen, mds gletfbeDeltenD mare NIT
einem 8erlui tie BON S 100000 in ben
piep Monaten Mai, Sunni, Suli uno
Wuguit.
DQs pGre ber btpetts @elbl9u0en,
ben bic Wusmanberung NIT it4 brin9t,
Der @erluit an proouttionsz unb &on<
1umptinnsfraft, ben un1erem 2aroe
bur9 bic Nusmanosrung uno perminz
berte @inmanoerung miro, ldbt 1iA
ni4t berefnen.
Wir baben alio jebt bic gertnge
Guaranteeing, na4 Der bic natipiitiz
14en Sboren 10 iebn1i4tig p%erlangten
uno perben nod cine gauge @n3abl
bet i4on ein9emanoert gepei enen "To=
reigners" pieber log aber @utes ooer
NuBen bat uns bas ni4t 9ebraht.
Gofen mir auf 6albi9e Wieoertehr
ltarter @inpanoerung uno gutter 3eiz
ten - beibe 1heinen un3ertrennli4.
(Gbic. Mbenbpoit IT,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13

Gin tleiner Srrtbum. -
Hihter: vNngetlagter, fublen sic
oenn feline @emiNensbi0e, a&s sic benz
armen franten Mann bic bier T(az
14en Wein ita6len unb alf Der @teQe
austrunten?"
@ngetloster: ~SSa ja,. am anoern
Morgen bate i4 elm eigent6iim(i4e5
@efibl unb i4 iagte mir, 1oQten BAG
ni4t 8epifensbine lein?"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13
@arftb<rt@t.
Vutca9o.

Mintsrmei3en 49,; @ommer>
mei3en $751;; @oggen 46-47;
Ser tie 52-54; 9afer $780,; Corn
$685.; Mebl, Patent, 3.00-3.40;
Rleie 12.OO-12.5O; &leei amen 9.75;
SimotbDiamen 4.85-5.00; Tla@s
1.28; Simotbpbeu 10.00-11.00;
Butter, Creamery 1913; Butter,
DairD $780,; Stiere 3.15-5.85;
&ube 1.90-3.10; @toders 2.43-3.z
IS; &Glber BOOSTS; @4meine
Assoc; @@afe 1.25-3.90;
2dmmer 2.0OA.OO; Sprins 9i6ner
11-13; @dnie per Dubeno 400
600; 3piebeln per SAB 10000;
Orb en- $780,; Mepfel per SAB OTIS
200; &artofeln per 8uibel 80
rs; 8obnen 1.80-1.90; @ier 13-
IA; 6onig 10-12; 9onig, ausge>
lafen Sc; Salg 4; Wbistep 1873;
&G1e, Creamery 9-10; &dle, @4mei>
3er 13-14: &d1e, 2imburger 81;
Mtuncapnltc X ct. yam.
Mei3en $3.50; Hossen 44-45;
@erlte 3O-31; 9afer 1884,; Corn
IS; 6la4s Ito; ~Patent" zMebl H.
30; &leie $50; Wilbes 9eu 7.50;
Butter, Creamery 1884,; Butter,
Doirp 1922; @ier 11-12;
ManfaS Gun.
Wei3en 46-48; Corn 51-53;
Sal fer 31-35; Butter 1921; @ier
liz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13

Der 7eit me6rsren Monaten in
Sibtoib etablirte 3igurrenbdnolsr
9. + 2anois murbe inter Wnflage
bes pieroeb;ab7to6..s ben 8e6Drben Oes
@toates S3;o ouzg:liefert. Gr Ioa
elmer Der ihlimmlt:n pferoe0iebs
S9io'S iein uno l6on einmat 5 So6re
ir9 3uAt6aNs ge1snen 6obsn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13

NenS rleans, 1. Sept. @taot,'
ratbsmitglieb Douoouiol tpuroe in1
flagranti ertappt, ats CT BON G9ar.ss;
Gberman 500 als 8e1te4ungs9elo'
onnahm. @r ipanberte 1ofort ing
Gefdngnib. u
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13
ManfaS Gun.

Wei3en 46-48; Corn 51-53
@afer 31-35; Butter 1871; Sic
liz
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17
JUDICIARY JorT,WGs.
Various Matters ~ Circuit Court
Chambers.

In the matter uf IT," ",Iat" uf y.
II. Nahinu 81 kona, Hawai-. Judgr
Whiting has appointed &, lip,r" al
ministralur under S2EO huud.
Ia iii" matter uf The guardianship
81 Victoria K. Clrghorn, the guard,
ian's final account was referred 10 a
master IN "hanc"ry for inspection
and report.
Judge Whiting flushed hearing
the a.sumpsit cas-" between Allrn \
Robinson aud +. II. lirdwnrd aud
Hawaiian LodE" no. u, +. y \. VI,
Taken under adNisumcut.
Ia ia" matter Of Tia" estate 81 Vim
You alias Amin, Of EOulaup0ko
Oahu, ia" Court has appuintcd
April % nest for the hearing Of the
administrators account. j. \. Ma.
I;""n tor Nm Qunu, administrator;
{, ", Ashford lur viiuw.
IN TIA" matter uf the guardianship
"t II. :, MrGr"w, the Court has
authorized the guardian to n"gp-
tIatr for a settlement upon ia" wife
IN I,"u OF all claims against III" hus.
hlud~ property, 1t - said the sum
Of SlUw j. Tia" amount prupo,"d for
COMPROMISE,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17
Shipping Notos.

The >. =. Alameda Captain II. morse,
tooa ~ eases Of honey from this port, ship
peal by J. /. Watcrhouse.
The schooner Anna, Captain q. q. Nor
berg, after having her bowsprit replaced,
sailed to-day for the Coast. She called In
from kahuiui on her way 10 the Coast.
Shc has II cargo OF 900 bags sugar.
The bark H. y. cheney, Captain Mosher,
cleared to-day for San Francisco with 81. 7Ei
bags sugar, weighing ! ,53OI5 pounds and
valued NJ Sll3,icB.Ol, divided ~ follows
1858 bags. q. brewer n Co; lO,O1s bags,
!. IL. Davies Il Co.; ll,i0 bags, +. \
Schaefer X co. s75 bags, Castle X Cooke.
This Is one Of the largest cargoes taken for
some time.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17
CUT THIS OUT
Mutual Telephone Co.
I lST ~ ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIBE.
i. EES ami change. since January.
I W mnt and PASTE IN OIhrinl hLrrrtmrN.

I lST of ADDITIONAL. SrnS'RIB.
j. ERS anu changes since January.
ut "nt and paste IN official Directory:
1m Allen, George, re-, n"w."t' Ian"
~ h""h' u ~ res E'mm' street near
school
Hr"w"r 60. G.
~ l'uiIOrd, =, re- b"rUtnuiH near
funrhlp" street 1890
- lbIhrh' ", re-. lhIlhh "tcrt
w. 'nmhtiiIns Ranch. kalihi
~ HWi"rh WIN" %, 40 l"ri street
~ ,""l"r, pr' ", "iiiro hmt re- Hotel
ahh Ahk'h street,
,,'h "lnr"' y y, r"S AInkra street near
hh"'
w 'nllnr,' Mr. J. J., Iai Ntpr u. Al.
hng'"n hi"rk, Hotel street
81, '@' l4, N'prvn' Mr, P'"l!ac". NJ.
'nR'"l hIrk Potter street
49, roster w. re- Nhhnhu hni >"h""I
''r',
w i"st"r' WIN. Att"rm"N'ht't.HW. Ma
hhnnniu s'".l
~ ""h'"'' Mnhh'', Pc hilihh mr AIhi"i
N''tt
~" ''"N'rh"'i' Nhrr"fy, Ming ana nee.
"uuh"h" streets
u, '"rt"'"' u T." fr, Inwr"i' Ian"
80 k"rn. W., /" k"'nnn";,
"' N.N'.. B. :. We " '"' Ni'h ''' n"
N"l,'nN I.I," u.,. ,.,...
N'l'"'h, "'''"""'' h'U'''"" wear
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17
ON BOARD THE ADAMS.
Delightful Farewell Reception TO
Captain Nelson.

In response to invitations from
the officers of the L. ). S. Adams.
to join them in rendering a farewell
TO their gallant commander, Captain
Nelson. Honolulu society crowded
that ship last night. Admiral Irwin,
Captain Barker aud officers Of the
L. 5. flagship Philadelphia, Captain
Rookie aud officers Of II. b. VI. $.
Champion, Ministers King and Smith
of the Provisional Government. L.
). Minister Willis aud Copsul-Geu-
cral Mills. Senior Cauavarro, Portu-
guese Charge d'Alfaircs, Mons. Viz
zavona. acting French Commissioner.
and many other prominent people
were among the gusts.
The vessel was decorated wit h flags
OF all nations, ferns. flowers aud in
gcniOuS arrangements of arms. A
palisade Of swords with FURNISHED
brass bilts uppcrnOst on three sides
OF the double companion way was
very effective in appearance. On
the poop deck ther" was smoking
room constructed of cauvas. where
cards and cigars were provided for
sold covos" who didn't dance. There
was not better appreciated corner
in the ship. Music Of fine quality
was furnished by the Hawaiian
Quintrt Club, the mnmbcrs frequent
~ singing as well as playing to the
dancers.
There was sumptuOus supper Of
delicious viands served ia the oil
Gers m"ssrOum ON the lower deck.
and superior wine punch was avail.
abb" on ia" side all evening. The
Admiral was one uf the gaycst of the
gay. dancing without the slightest
sign OF fatIgu" 10 the very last.
~ tn" gur-ts retired tho latest
not ill after miinight--thpy cor.
daily wished Captain Nelson health
and happiness ~ his future career.
The popular rumn1rdcr il about 10
hc relieved, aud the ship il also
going away. She will depart for the
Brhrimg Sea on April III. after a stay
lacking but ten dave uf On" year.
Captain Nelson. officers aud crew
will all bc pleasantly remembered
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17
Judiciary Building Evacuated.

The Judiciary building presented
a rather deserted appearance this
afternoon. The usual guards at the
four entrances to the yard were not
ON duty, only the sentry boxes stand
ing, On entering the building the
soldiers quarters in the Legislative
hall were found bare, only an empty
bottle or two, the odor of stale cod
fish and sauerkraut, and few rag.
ged boots and hats remaining. Cap
tain Ziegler was experimenting the
carting away OF bedding to the Ex.
ecutive building, Inquiry elected
the information that the company
had removed to the Executive build.
ing, whore it will in the future be
domiciled
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17
Hotel This Evening.

Below is the menu OF the French
dinner at the Hawaiian Hotel thi,
evening. The Quintet Club vii
play during and after the repast;
IRENE d Asperges an CrOutun,
'ons0mme Royal.
Relieves:
chicken salad, Olives, Tomatoes.
Cucunbers, Pickles, Lettuce.
Poisson:
FileI OF Pond Mullet, Tartar Sauce;
Potatoes In Parisienne.
Entrees:
Oyster Pa, ties a Ia TOulusc,
Filrt Of Beef, l.arded with Trutfies;
Russian Punch.
Roast:
Dressed Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce,
Prime Ribs Of Beef.
Vegetable:
Green Corn. French Peas,
Boiled, Baked and Mashed Potato",.
Entremets:
Chocolate Cream Custard.
Dessert:
Tutt Frutti,
Cakes, Nuts, Raisins, Oranges,
Apples and Bananas.
Coffee,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17
Palama's Burial.

The funeral Of Samson Palama
took place from the residence,
Liliha street, yesterday afternoon
The services and interment were at
kawaiahao church, the deceased
having been member there. Rev.
II. II, Parker oiliciated. Thos. q,
Thrum, Registrar Of ConveyancoS,
speaks in hi h terms Of Palama, tie
discharged his duties while clerk in
the office faithfully and we'll, and
his sudden aud unlimely death is "a
sad blow and great loss to the cleri-
ca stan OF that bureau. Messrs. NJ.
Nakuina, Isaac lhihi and Geo, Rosa
represented the Registry at the
funeral.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17
WAIKIKI HUNTING oROUID.
Thrc, Strangers Arrested with Fire
arms IN Hand

Captain Parker was s,rolling
down NTuauu street .hrrty L"frrn
~ O'clurk TIL. incoming when. at IT,"
corner Of kiuG street. hr noticed
three strangers standing each one
with rifle ia his hrud. The can
tain asked tI"m what they were 10.
ing with the guns aud whrih her they
had a permit from the Go, orumunt
to carry lirrarnI They asked
Parker what that had tndn With him.
Tn" capt ain dispIavrd he sjnr, whom
tho m"n became very puIil" indeed.
They Satt th"y were going uui to
Waikiki To shoot goats aud Wild
pigs. A. they had ~ permit M
uilir"r wa, cali'd luU tn" mon were
taken {" IT," Deputy Mar-hil. uf.
flee. There were two Ninrur.trr
rifles aud one Rumi, u"u. nud un"
80 ,u" u, o.. hhd = u,Il "t cTJI,iHyus.
Ga" rIlr was found IT, h" Govern.
m"nt .prupnrly. IT." "a" who hal
posse. sion at II explained that il
was leaned To- him by thari". Lind.
tn examination by Deputy Mar.
sinai brown tho -uiuurnmrnI uf IT,"
m"u was found T." BE- n, follow o.:
One hId been ~ III" country two
months, another on" muulh aud IT."
third about a wrrk. They were re-
leased and t"ld t. grI u permit to
cary Iir"a ms from ~" Government
The rifle, were retained.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17

Bruoklym's city NURSE says an aver
az" oG three babies are abandoned
then" every week.
The Chicago papers not" n igrra,
dimimuiinn IL the army ut the uu-
"mpI"y' d n tia, city.
Boston has - many w"rnrm'S clubs
~" ,""i" '"''",s lI,l 'Hr'." -"lumu O
al short paragraphs.
Sumr Tim" ago u man IN Chicago
was held NJ aud r"hlmd uf sci Of
false teeth by i""rpads.
The merchants al 81. Louis are
paying tn" school tax whirh they
hav" b"ru iighliug IN the courts.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17
che Daily = lllstia.
SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1894.
M A RINE N Ew =.
Arrivals.
SATURDAY, Mar. L..

SATURDAY, Mar. IL.
Am bk Ceylon, Calhoun, Is days from san
Francisco
Stmr Mokulii from Maui. Lanai and Molo-
kai
stmr Kaala from Waianae, Waialua and
Mokulcia
Stmr Claudine from Maui
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17
Vessels Leaving Monday.

stun Mokolii for Kaunakakai, kanalo,
pukoo, Halawa, Wailau. Pelekunu,
kalaupnpa, Iahaina. OlowaIu aud
Lanai ut . . ~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17

perhaps you would not think So.
but a very large proportion of dis.
eases in New York comes from care.
lessucss about catching cold" says
DR.. Cyrus Edison. 1T is such sim.
pile thing aud So common that very
lew people. unless il is a case of
pneumonia. pay any attention tn a
cold. New York is one Of the health
",t places on the Atlantic Coast aud
yet there are a great many eases Of
ca'arrh and consumption which have
thrir origin in this neglect Of the
simplest prccaution 81 every day life.
III" most sensible advice IL, when
sou have one get rid of II a. soon rs
possible, by all means do not neg.
l"ct it, DIR. Edison does not tell
you how to cure a cold but We will
Fake Chau,berlain's Cough II. mcdy
II will relieve the lungs, aid cxprr.
turalion, open the sccrctIons aud
soon effect a permanent cure. -
aud 10 cent bottles for sale by all
dealers Benson. Saith n Co..
agents Tor the Hawaiian islands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17
Departures.

SATURDAY. Mar. II.
Am ship Is = Cheney, Mosher, for San
Francisco
Am schr Anna, Nnrberg. for san Francisco
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17
THE PHILADELPHIA MEN.
Program of Their Benefit to Widow
Kauhane and Kaouli.

Kauhane and Kaouli.
Following is the program OF the
concert TO be given by the |. ). F.
S. Philadelphia's minst rels this
evening:
lnterlocutnr o.. ........ {. H. CuNlr
Bones ..... J. Rowland. !. Welsh
TamhO ..............T Rooney, +, Npill
Curtain Raiser-Old Black .Io"' Company
Opening Chorus The =. VI. rs (Philadei-
phia Minstrel Ir,urcl ... COMPANY
Song Dollars D"o- the business Every
Time ..... ....... .. ....... ". i. Shine
Song Jolly Commodore We. ra-s"n
Comic SUng-Hi.c Away +. O'NtiIl
song None to Welcome Me Homo. +. I.urkc
Conf" Sung The Kicking MuIc.J.D Welsh
song The M"ttoes that arr Framed upon
the Wall .......... ...... T.. Cronin
Tablcau-Lihcrty EnliehteniUg the World
Interval of 10 minutes.
WaItz-Sound~ from Erin flag.hip Rand
PART II.
The Big -Four Introducing song and
T. Rooney, J. Welsh, W. Car."n. =. u'NcilI
tUlOrCd I log ................ H. Davis
stump speech e. II. Coylr ,uld Original,
Irish Hnrnpipr ...... .... J. Morgan
Character Songs ............ .. T.. 'runin
H. cnCr Of old Nirginny T. Rowland
trhe Happy IOump
Horizontal Bar PerfOrInanrr
I. Welsh ard q. Fopul-truni.
Feat, IN Slack Rope Walking by
Recommendations. q. Eugcl.trom
Interval " 10 minutes.
Overture The IIumors uf D"rrybruk
................. e.. 90. Flagship Band
FART III.
Concluding with the side Splitting Farce
entitled "ThU haunted u Nusr.
CAST uT tmNRN,TIRs:
Landlord Having Rooms IT, Let
...... ............. W. Z. carson
ra,ririus "'Iallaghan I.uOking for u
House ..... -. r. Rooney
iclr Iuhus son, \ Cu!or,d Person
....... ...... @. e. II. Cuvlc.
Mr.. Jane Anne U'Hallighnn, -Louking for
House ...... .... ........ J. u. Welsh
Ghus's .. . {. Adauus and =. {. Kan,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17

Following is the program OF the
concert TO he given by the l. ). F.
S. Philadelphia's minstrels this
evening:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-03

Chicago, Nov. AIS. F. Adaiai sata-
lecki. president OF the Polish National
Alliance of America and the peoples
party nominee in tho Ninth senatorial
district. feels no regret az the car g
death, Mr.. satlecli. as presiden, OF the
Alliance, represents about 200 societies
OF the United States, of which nearly
sixty are In Chicago, some having u
membership of $50. He referred to the
ezar's death as relief to the people
of Poland and Russia and to humanity
In general. He considered that now
was an opportune time for the new
ruler OF Russia to turn aside the hatred
OF millions Of Russians and Poles by
llberating the unfortunate victims OF
politlal oppression from their living
tombs In Siberia.
1T may not be Christian like" he
said. ito gloat over the death OF any
one. but millions cannot help but re-
toice over the death OF this despot.
As the agent who sent hundreds and
hundreds to the he'll on earth Siberia,
every nation on earth must rejoice.
II may be that his death means only
a change from one despot to another.
but every such change must be In the
direction Of loosenlng the chains that
bear so heavily on the people"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-03

London Nov 2.-The Daily News
correspondent in Paris says: "If the
news Of the cars death was received
cary there would have been doubt
1888 some Spontaneous demonstra-
non as great crowds of workmon
j. we abroad placing wreaths on the
tFes o. the cemeteries i'm observ-
.ha o. All Saints Day, Despite the
At that the event was expected,
4neiyboay seemed surprised ana hun
reas gathered IN the Boulevard des
a.lsnolles to consult as to the best
Wy q showing their sympathy. Il
4 ~ agreed forthwith that they should
s'ssuIe howers and convey them to
" embassy. They found the shops
4 H. Wy vicinity sold out ana 80 the
impulse died"
Anotner correspondent In Paris
~, ~, Al Is rather odd fact that the
~ was known at the Auteuil race
, ,ssSe long before the people were
aeqpainted with 1t. Members of the
.4ls press hastily summoned a
melting and resolved that their tourn-
~ sneuld appear today with mourn
te Closed
Muiiled peals have been rung for
..ale OF the London churches; in
stsis hells have been tolled. All
sae there was but one absorbing
~glc on the boulevards and the clubs.
s.s ana theaters. II the president
.me republic were dead the express
49, q regret could not be more
ssnetal The probable outcome of
,s ~ went upon Russo French alliance
!. "l .he european situation in general
.,,sa. ssussed by every group In the
' nes, of cafes. The views are al
r N.Y., without exception optimistic.
NJ NJ pehef Is that Nicholas will adopt
W :, iather's policy"
.a ane ears death Will be announced
=, TO the senators and deputies
s,Vhuay at the opening of the
sassr. Doubtless an address Of
trnsulenee Will be drawn and passed
y lhe chambers. The ministers will
M To-Day TO name the delegates to
ny, funeral, and to arrange other
death. WIN the eur 3
dispatches from Odessa nppear to
tsss srlous doubts on Nicholas fond
LOT France. He Is reputed to
more Anglophlle than Gallophile,
tr sdssn inclined TO continue the same
t.attstanding with France. The
tosn,ny relations between the two
bs n a.r, Il is thought, are likely to
Tan maintained, but anything In the
gsrss OF written treaty Will be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-03
ON TO ponT ARTHUR.
And ,Ae War Goes MerriIy ON for
Japan.

Yokohama, Nov. Lit is announced
here that the Investment of Port Ar
thur by the Japanese forces by land
and sea has been completed. and that
the forward movement of both ia
panese armies In the direction OF
Monk len is being rapidly pushed, II
is added that portion OF Field Mar
shall Count oyama's forces viii attack
Kinchow Azoya. In the meanwhil ,
Gen. Nodzu's advance column is APP
preaching Flung Whang, TO which
place all Chinese troops retreated after
leaving their positions north OF the
Yalu river The japanese expect 10
defeat IRE Chinese at both places and
Will unite their columns before the
walls OF AIoukGiu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-03

Lohdons Nov 2.-In recalling the
circumstances of Alexander hrs &c.
ressiou 70 me throne. which he bore
tsvs.n 70 the throne. The standard
nss, His life was one long
fortitnSIson which he bore with
head ois That he kept his
errnss siesr and his Judgment stable
rriss ms strength OF purpose. The
txsr,,.nud to be paid for this stern
be ha,,a 81 win power. II may readily
l. .nsyea that the malady 10 which
saeeumbed had It's origin In hls
tons ~ Of heart and voea-
rrsnoo mind, We believe that the
N w russian friendship win be liz
iNipbn,sected by his death. His son
nbIs must move for a consider
Nh, elhe In the grooves of policy
saiis ,o p9lly Chronicle says: death
Ion 'Oi,h human and personal emo
pehlio 'siore which all political and
doins considerations subside. For
fram LIS utmost to preser9e Europe
;iess Nar millions who detest his
tpee, And those or his ruie vii, re-.
that his memory We devoutly hope
Is hls s,,d paeile Views will be shared
fhols INV Y GRAPHIC says. .on the
e. lrs, ne cars influence was heaithy
ts,sarsss q Russia distinctly hannies
Fsss and moro prosperou nsp tbs1
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