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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-10-30

Virtue brings its own reward.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-10-30
Yours sincerely,
NELLIE n. SOMERvILLE,
Corresponding Secretary.

Iowa's Supreme Court has dealt
the illicit liquor traffic of that
State strong blow by decision
recently announced. 1t is to the
effect that every dollar paid for
liquor that is sold contrary to law
may be recovered by legal action
from the person or firm to whom
it is paid. 1t is decided also that
under the law the money is re-
ceiyed with that express under
standing. This will make liquor
sellers unusually cautious, we
should think. There will need to
be very strong mutual conf
dence between liquor buyer and
liquor seller, unless the latter is
prepared to play losing game,
and that is not what he usually
intends to do. Nashville Chris
tian Advocate.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-10-30
I OU CANNOT ANY

You CANNOT ANY
LONGER SHAKE THE RED FLAG OF
NEGRO SUPREMACY IN THE FACE
OF THE MASSES AND MAKE THEM
THINK THAT LIFE AND DEATH AND
SALVATION DEPEND UPON VOTING
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. They
ARE THINKING FOR THEMSELVES
NOW, AND ERECTING IN THEIR FREE
MINDS AND BRAVE HEARTS A HIGH
Err STANDARD TO WHICH MEN AND
MEASURES MUST COME. - John
Temple Graves.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-10-30

The Victoria Parliament has
passed land settlement act
which provides that no village
community, homestead associa-
ton, labor colony, or township
formed under the act, unless de
manded by an absolute majority
of the inhabitants, can have any
license, or club certificate, or any
thing whatsoever authorizing the
sale of intoXicants within their
boundaries. Nashville Christian
Advocate.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-10-30
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interest 10 all.
We VIII sCpG e. any person = sg,o,to
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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-10-30
PLEDGE.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

President-Mrs. l.. s. MOUNT, Grecnville.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. NELLIE NJ
GENT SoMERvILLE, Greenvine.
Recording Secretary-MiSs ALICE SHANNON,
Vicksburg.
Assistant Recording Secretary-Miss NJ. l..
Montgomery, Starkvile.
Treasurer-Mrs. L. w. PENTECoST, Columbus.
Superintendent of Juvenile Work and Demo
rest Medal CONTESTANTS ANNA SIMoNToN,
Shannon.
Superintendent of Young Womens Work
Miss BELLE KEARNEY, Flora.
Associate Superintendent - Miss REBECCA
CARRADINE, Fayette.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-10-30

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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-10-30
The Effects of the Tobacco Hab-
it Upon School Work.
IDA STEWART.

Knowing from an experience
of ten years in the school room,
that the use of tobacco in any
form is injurious physically, men
tally, morally, and spiritually, |
desire to call the attention of pa
rents, teachers and guardians, to
the following extracts from the
reports of prominent educators.
Prof. H. II. Seerley, principal
of the Iowa State Normal, says:
1. Boys that begin the habit at
an early,age are stunted physical
ly and never arrive at normal
bodily development.
>. Accompanied with the use
of the narcotic were certain dis
ordered physical functions, such
as indigestion, impaired taste, de
fective cye-sight, dull hearing,
nervous affections and diseases of
the heart. | have not found Il sin
Gle case of early addicting to the
habit of tobacco-using that did
not suffer with one or more of
these direful abnormal conditions.
3. Tobacco used in any form,
destroyed the ability to apply
ones self to study, and prevent
ed his comprehending or remem
bering his lessons. The mental
faculties of a boy under the influ-
ence of the narcotic seem to be in
a stupor, and since depraved nerve
power stupefies and weakens the
will power, there is but little use
to seek to arouse the paralyzed
energies. | have not met pupil
that is addicted to the habit who
will 90 through single days
work and have good lessons. |
have never had one whose schol-
arship was good, and in almost
every case the department was
below the average standard. L
have had numbers of cases III
which they have remained i'll the
same grade for four successive
years and then they were not
ready to be advanced to the next
higher grade.
The testimony of every teacher
whom | have heard express him
self upon this subject, corrobo-
rates that of Prof. Seerley. Is
it not high time that intelligent
and persistent instruction upon
the pernicious effects of tobacco
using were given both at home
and in school. Parents should
seek scientific knowledge and
carefully instruct their children
that they may be armed against
the Entertainments of this monster
vice.
Prof. Rufus Clark, Of the Nor
nal School of Winchester, Tenn,
says of the use of tobacco: Il am
convinced that it is an injury
physically, | believe it is an inju-
ry morally, | KNOW it is an inju-
ny mentally. Fortunately we
have few students who use tobac-
co, but when one does use it he
shows it in his standing in his
class. If there is an exception to
this statement, if a young man
does maintain rank in his recita
tons, and is still a user of tObac-
co, he is one who has such natur-
al mental ability that if he did not
use it, he would so far distance
his classmates as to be out of
sight. OF one of whom | am now
thinking, the other students say:
I'VE don't object to his using to-
bacco, for that is the only reason
why we can in any degree keep
up with him. | can 90 through
this school and put my hand on
every boy that uses tobacco, for
he shows it in his face, and if |
am in doubt can prove my sur
mise by looking at his recitation
marks. -
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-10-30
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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-10-30
Platform of the Prohibition Party of Mis-
sissippi, Adopted at jackson, June
9Th 1894

Oth. loof
The Prohibition Party of Mississippi,
in Convention assembled, acknowledge
ing Almighty God as the source of all
true government and His law as the
standard to which human enactments
must conform to secure the blessings
of peace and prosperity, present the
following declaration of principles:
LIST, We declare our allegiance to the
National Prohibition party and re-af-
firm our endorsement of the National
platform adopted at Cincinnati June
Both, 1892.
2nd, As the ballot is the bulwark of
the peoples liberties, we favor an in
telligent standard of suffrage and hon
esty and purity in all elections by the
people, and demand that all parties
shall be fairly represented on election
boards in this State
3rd, We condemn, in unmeasured
terms, the spirit of mob violence which
prevails in this and other States, where
by many citizens have been put to a
cruel and speedy death without the
benefit of judge or jury or the oppor-
guaranteed to them by the Constitu-
ton of the United States.
Attn, We demand the repeal of the
United States Internal Revenue law au-
thorizing the issuance of Government
permits for the sale of liquor in Prohi-
bition territory.
9Th, In view of the serious and
alarming industrial and financial con-
ditions of the country, we deem the
settlement of the currency question in
in accordance with the principles laid
down by the Prohibition party of ur-
gent concern, second only in impor-
lance to the suppression of the liquor
traffic itself. "The money of the coun-
try should consist ofgold, silver and pa
per, and be issued by the General Gov
eminent only, and in sufficient guam
tity to meet the demands of business
and give full opportunity for the en-
ployment of labor. To this end an in
crease in the volume of money is de-
manded. No individual or corpora
ton should be allowed to make any
profit through its issue. 1t should be
made legal tender for the payment Of
all debts, public and private. It's vol
ume should be fixed at a definite sum
per capita and made to increase with
our increasing population.
RESOJ JTTION
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-10-30
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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-10-30
RESOLUTION.

Resolved, That we cannot too Sc
verely condemn the action of Missis-
sippi's Congressman in the House of
the 5lst Congress, every one of whom,
except Hon. Clarke Lewis of the 4th
District, opposed the passage of the
Wilson original package bill, whereby
it was sought to prevent the nullifica-
ton of all the Prohibition laws in this
and other States.
, 1894-09-01
IRbPrhltk
GmO 9mrsgefa6te S.

s,- SdpiG un6 tIar be1te, morgen un6
9oermor9en tlar. Quft3u8 ftGrfer BON
Submeiten.
Der betaunte 3riegsmann unb @OLiz
liter, gtatbaniel g. 8anfS, lit beute friib
t I'm Ncbt 3u 98altbam in Maiia6uietts i'm
49, Nebensiabre geitorben.
- SIN &8oibtngton ftarb g8iuiam S.
S1e0enlon, oer BrGiioent Der vWfetropoltz
Ian 0ttp 9tailpaD Company" 0aielblt erit
o3 Sabre alt. 9eriel6e mar Dor abt Sa2
gen IN GDtcaQo, pobin er iib 6egeben bate,
UNI etnen elettril6en Of0tor nit inter
'rollc9er 2ettung 8u prifen, erfranft.
- Ser SEEM gorter @ffeftenmarft mar
Deute i'm @an3en genommen feit, bod
fotben Die 9lftten 6e5 3udertruit um II
P@t. unb ipGter nod I'M J psf, pOrauf
tie it6 UNI : pGt. erbolten, Oann pieber
nm 5 psf. 5uriidgingen, un6 Otelen Ser
lH1t bis I'm Glf mieoer etnbolten.
Sn 2ioerpool b~ebaupteten 1i6 bie
0etreibepreiie un6 au3 S6peinefleiibz
1oGaren tpGren feit. .
- Sn Chicago mar Der 0%ei3enmartt
matt un6 fan unO 9in9 Der Septemberz
termtn bon 5355 auf 49, suriif. Ser
Net3enmarft mar erregt uno i~tetgenb, unb
tpurben bte 9reiie i'm Septembertermin
BON 81 auf 585 binaufgeleBt, widben aber
tpteoer auf 578. Safer faum ~DcrGnoert a.;
September 30B@294. S~dmeinefleii6
1tetgenb Sanuar IL, 873@14, S9mal8
7,923@7.973, JttppGen 7.1507.20.
- 1teber Elm MoI1ens2 Dnbqericbt Iiegen
gSabri6ten aus Wfiuington in Ienneiiee
Dor; iecb3 9teger 1tnb bort megen 8rano=
ktiftung tur3er 60nb a~uf8efniipft morDer.
, 1894-09-01
Oun9e S~aoenoiebin.
Jennie Nopaf er56hIt Ger poIi5ei Don elmer
DtebsiduIe, wioerruft Damn abcr ibre
2lueaber.

Sennie 9toDaf, II Sabre aft, tpur6e
g~eitern Nabmittag in einem 0ei6aft in
bet inneren Stobt Don Den 9eteftioeS
9tiagenteDer un0 6irl3 babel abgefaBt, ais
lie gerabe Gin Yaar S6ube ftabl. QllS man
ie our6lubte, fano man in ibrcn 6Ieioer~
taiden nocb cine 2tn5abl BON tleinen Q(rz
titcln, Die ~ofienbar e6enfalS geItoblen
DGren.
Sennie, bte fir i6r Nlter nocb iebr fletn
lit, er3Gblte BEN 8eamten in Der Central
i~tatton cine bemerfenStpert6e @eicbicbte.
Sic ersGblte, 6aB tie, bon elmer AMI Der
Bcitieite lpObnenben 6rau in Der &llnit
oeS SteDlen5 unterrtcbtet noroen lei urb
DaB flir 0teie Srau nocb piele anOere feline
W2Gbheu arbeitetelt, Die fir ale Naaren.
bic bic &inoer abliefertett, ibnen cine Rleiz
nigfeit be5abIte. 9luf ben 9tamen Der 6rau
muBte Oa5 fteine OtGocben iicb niCbt III
erinnern, ge8en 6as 8eriprecben, baB es
~itraflo5 auS9ebcn pcrOe, falls cs bic Beam
ten MACH Dem 6auie jeuer Srau filbren
woue, crtIGrte Sennte obcr, lcBtere5 t6un
Su ipOllen.
@Hf Dem 8ege crfIGrte a6er Sennie Sen
tic bc8leitenben 8eamten, 0aB ite bic Sc
i6t6tc bon icner 6rau erlogen babe. sic
fii0rte Die 8eamten bann 3u ibrcr al Der
20. uno 2Oomi5Itr. ipoDnenbcn Wutter,
tpelbe e%rtlGrte, ni6ts bon benz perbotenen
&rctben ibrcr SOdbter gepuBt 81 baben.
Sennie tOurbe oann uab Der 6arrilonz
ttoBensS Station 9ebrGcbt unb cingeitett.
pic Soli3ei lit Der Nnii6t, OaB bic Sc
lcbicbte BON Ser 9iebsi6ute, Die Scnnie
8Ierlt er5GDlte, pabr mar, baB aber Sennie
ltcb por iener Trau fiircbtet uno tie bcs6alb
ntc3t Dcrrat6en mill. Sennie gtebt 81,
l6on tpieoerbolt QaOenoicbitGble periibt Sl
BADEN. Sn Der 8obnung ibrer Wuttcr
t%Onnten aber feline geitOblenen Sacbcn gez
funben mer6en.
, 1894-09-01
Die Dalbinfel eabr0Oor.
6wei 5orihun9sreiienoe foeben
naa elmer INSTRUMENTATION
Retie Don oort Surid=
9efehrt.
Gin mGbti9er maderfau entoedt.
2ueb bee, l. Sept.

Die 6erren Com un6 Cation itn6 bon
tbrcr Experimentation Sori6un8Sretle
burcb hte 6albiniel Qabraoor Surit6gefebrt.
Sic bericbten boB ite Elm Giicncr3gebict BON
5000 Guaoratmeilen 9~efunben baben, nell
cbes gauge Gr3bcrge entbGlt, unO cbenlO
reicbbaItig lit, nie baS in Wlarquette, O}icb.
9%efun0cne @r3.
2orp uno @aton 9tngen duf Sis Sen 6a>
miltonHuB bis 3u ben groBeu 6Quen
binauf, uno brabten photographer Don
ben TGQensInb Oeren llmgebun8 nit. Die
lteberreite beS %perbranntcu 8ooteS Der @rz
petition pom 8omboin college mltroen
unterbalb Ser Sale ~9efunOen, unb in Der
9t6be bapon bic 6laide, tpel6e ben 8cridbt
Der Expedition bis mach oieiem 8unfte entz
belt. Der 6luB bat in tpeniger ais iecb5
Mteilen eincn Sat- BON 800 SUB. 0ieier
@aiierfaQ lit Ser 9r0Bte IN Qmerifa, tpeun
nt6t in Der 9a15en QSelt.
@6enlo fanOen tie einen neucn Sec,
9rOBer ais ben Mtitaiiim7See Gs lit bies
Der MicbttamatpsSe I'M 9torbneiten oer>
ielbe lit iiber bunOert Weilen lang, ni4t
lcbmal unO boiler Snicln tpte Ger O2iltaiz
i'm. QluBeroem Wuroen mehrere See'n
geieben, bic gr0Bcr ais Der CT. Sobn5Sce
iuaren. 0oS 2anb mach Dem 9torDen bin
biloet Elm .OOuitdn6iges gteB bon 6liiIien,
pelae iGmmtItb retb an 6iicben iiu6.
, 1894-09-01
Rethe 8eute
ma6en am beuIihten Gage orei 26nber in
Ger Office elmer Sabrif.

2nt beulidbten Gage, un6 I~oSuiagen
inter ben 2lugen Ser 8oli3ei, nur6e geitern
Elm &au6 periibt, BEL pelcbem ben 8anoi7
ten etlpa $1,000 mertb 0iamanten uno
ettpa6 0elo sur 8eute fielen. Der S6au7
plat Der 9tGuberei mar bic 8ripatoftice be5
Veltbcrs Der Observation-Disclosures bon G..
Srantlin, $50. Al g. WGrganitraBe, ettpa
c;tcn 8tof Don Der Warmelitr.s Stution
ertfernt. Sn Der Sabrit orbeiteten iiber
100 2eute un6 lit bic Office Durb b0lScrne
SettcntDdnoe III Deri6teoenc Gepartclnents
getbetLt. SIN Guberlten 8infel beitnDct
licb bic 9riD0toffice Sranflins uno in Ote7
lcr Der feuerS unO OiebSiid6ere y2lrnbeim".
Sn Der Tabrif 1T bie @inricbtung gez
%troffcn, OaB 3ur Wfittag83eit, pdbreno Die
Nrbett rubt, aub 0tejeni9en, tDelbe in Der
Office beicbdfti9t ituD, un6 Der y8oB" gum
Glen 9eben uno bic 4riOatzS Office inter
Qufiibt etneS etpa 15jGbrigeu 8uricben &C.
itelt iptro. Sn elmer Der S6ublaocn ietnc5
8ulte5 bcpobrte 6rantlin icit eini8cn
Sa8en Da5 8fGnOObjeft elmer ieiner Sum
ben, 9%iamantcn i'm Q8ertbe bon etipa
$1,000, auf. Qtls iib geitcrn 0tittag Der
genaHnte 8urihe in Der Office befonb,
traten 3 8aiiermann'id @eitaIten bincin,
un6 tpGbrenb Stpet berielben ben iugcno
liben S~fficelpGcDter nit por9ebaItenem &e=
poIDer i'm Shacb bielten, lisB oer 9rttte
Den SnDolt Der Sbublabe, 5. b. bic bort
beftnOltc6en 9iamantcu uno ettpa5 @elo in
lcinen Sai6en peribntnben.
Inter Oer 0rcbung ben 8uri6en nie0er7
6ui6icBen, tpenn ct einen Sdbrei au8ltoBe,
pcrlicBen bic 9rei Die Sffice unb perz
~icbpanOen auf Der StroBe. Sic GtGuberei
lit Elm pcnig in 9unfel geDiiut. t3ur 3eit,
ais tie erfolgte, 1aBen Dor Der Sabrit auf
ben Dor oerieIbcn auf9eipeicberten 60l3ern
uno auf ben Sreppen Die ibr Wtittag5brOo
etnnebnen1en Nrbeiter. SIS lit oaher
lcbtper Gn3unebnlen, oaB ii6 orei Der6GCbz
ttge @eitalten in Die 6abrif uno Office
binetni6let6en f%onnten, o6ue BON ibuen
geieben 5u lperocn. gfoch pcniger lit e5
an5uncbmen, OaB ii9 in Der 6abrif, in
pelber INNER 2eute btnz un0 bergeben,
brei 8erle oeritcGen fonnen. 9[ucb lit baS
8etrd8en 0eS 8naben, Der aIgemetn oIs
iehr yimart" un0 0urdbauS nicbc fir dngit>
lib gebalten DurDe, IN Der 9al3en Nffairc
etn ie6r oui~fallenbcs.
Gr mag ipoDl bur4 Die Dor9ebaltenen
JteOolocr mqbrenO Ser 9(usroubung Der
Shublobe bon eincm 2lufidrei abgcbalten
mOrOen ietn, bod lit es unerflGrlicb,
parum er niht nadb benz @e8gang Der
0rei aufibrie un6 bic Qlrbeiter auf bieielz
ben aufmerfiom mabte, Stan gelan9t,
allies oieics 5uiammen9enommcn, gu benz
Scbluiie, ooB Der Naub bon 9clten ausGcz
fiibrt wuroe, wel9e bic 2ocalitGt uno
Gigcn6eiten Trantlin's 9cnou t%annten, unb
AUDI bapOn tpuBten, OaB iicb in Der S9ubz
ta0e bic perpfGlloeten Oiamanten b~efanoer.
Wf09Iicbertpeiie tDeroen Die 36uber beim
8eriilbern ODER 8erpfGnben bcriclben abgez
fast merben un6 ite iicb pOrieben miiiien, OaB
e5 jbnen bierbei nidt an Sen &rageu gebt.
Die 9eteftip8 bes Wfarpeu1tr. z0iitriftS
iinO bart al Der llrbeit, I'M ibrer bobbaft
gu perben.
, 1894-09-01
600 OeS Generals j. ,.
BQnRS.
Ser SeritOrbelte >par Oreiwal 0Ouz
oerne1r ieines 0eimatbsfaate8.
Ills Mojor>6eneroI Ser 5reimiui9en
fdmpfte er TAPER 9e9en Ole Re-
belion,
limo pieIe Sabre lang oeh0rte er oem notioz
uoIen Iboeoronetenhaufe an.
0oIt6om, Wlaii., l. Sept.

0eute Uforgen I'm d4t llbr 1T Der 0e1
neral Gatbaniel g. 8anfs in ietner btez
ii9en NObnun8 geitorben.
Ser Beritorbene tpurOe ON 80. Sanuar
1916 in Waltbam geboren unO arbeitete,
nacboem er bic 0ffentli6e Sdule beiucbt
bate, in elmer 8aummouenfabrtf, in nell
cher ictn 8oter 8etriebSbirettor mar. 0prt
biloete er iiA sum W2aibtniften aus, itu7
birte jebob in ieinen WuBeitun6en fleiBig
uno pur0e Neoafteur beS in Waltbam err
i6einenben 8latteS; 6ann itu0irte ct
SuriSprltDen3 un6 Dtrtrat 1S49 feline
8aterita0t in Der @eieB8ebung. SIN Sabre
1853 nuroe er in ben GongreB geDGblt,
Dem er bis 1857 an9eb0rte, in meldem
Sabre ct, nac6bem er gum @ouDcrneur
bon WfaiiacbuiettS getpGblt lpor0en tpar,
ieinen SiB i'm Gpngreiie aufgab. Sn ben
Sabren 1858 uno 1859 tDuroe CT Dieoerum
sum 9OuUerneur getpdblt unb inn Sabre
1861, bel oem 8eginn 6eS Siirgerfrieges,
wuroe er gum @eneralmajor Der SretDilz
ligen un6 sum 8efebls6aber 0e6 5. Corps
Der Yotomac Nrmee ernonnt. Qu5 iolber
nabm CT G6etl an Der S6tocbt Bel 0inz
cbelter, am %. WfGra 1862 uno an Der
Scblad)t BON Solar Wtountain.
SpGter I6ite CT BEN Sen. Butler in Stem
Orleans ab unD ~lettete Die Betpe9ungen
gegen Baton Nou9e unb Bort 6u0ion.
yta6 Dem SAL bon 8idSburg wurbe
Sen. 8ant8 nit ieinem 6tere Den GeO
GtiDer binauf %8clanot, I'M bas Ueitlibc
HouiitanG Dieber 3u ne6men, ipelbe Grpe7
bition ie6Ob nnr aerin8en GrfOlg bate.
SIM Otat 1864 le8te ct ietn COMMANDO
nteber, tcbrte no6 W~a(Iac6uietts 3urii6
uno pur0e Don icinem alten Bcairfe in ben
GongreB 9cipdblt, Dem er nit elmer ~ein5i9en
llntcrbrc6ung bis 1877 ongebOrte u1b in
ipeIcbem er LANCE 3eit binOurb 8Oriiber
beS Qusi6uiies fiir auSwGrtige 9lngcle8enz
beiten mat.
9}a9 ieinem 2tustritt aus benz GongreB
mar Sen. 8ants 8uuoess W8aribaQ fir
Wtalia9uietts.
, 1894-09-01
Ghdtt9fett oes Rihters GYn@.
Seds Ne9er pegen aneebIider 8ranofiftung
pom elmer Sbaar ~bepafneter mdnuer
erido1en.
Gl cmphis Genn., /. Sept.

6eute Wforgen puroe bier beribtet, 6oB
i'm n0roli6en Iheilc Des GountO5, StDet
Oleilen bon o&m an Der Gbeiapeafe & 06io
8abn gelegeneu Orte Mtuin0ton iecbS
9te8er gelDndbt lDorOen iiuo. Set lGnger
ais einem Sabre mur0e Die oorti0e 8eD0l>
ferung burc1 bGufigc 8ranOItiftungen in
NuTregun8 gebalten, uno fitr5li6 brannten
bic 0ebGuDe auf Dem Wtuingtoncr 2llt3>
~iteQun9SplQBe njeoer. Der 8eroabt oer
8ranDitiftun8 lenfte lid auf Dan 6a:pz
fins, 9tnbcrt 6aDncS, Warner Q8iQiam3,
50. Sail, Sobn 6apeS uuD Graham W0itc,
unO geltern Wur0en tie in Der 0tQbe BON
&errOjue i'm tDeitlicben Gbcilc DeS Gountus
pom Sheriff JficbarDion Derbaftet. SpGtcr
moc6te er' iicb nit ieinen @afongenen in
einem Nagen auf ben Q8eg nab W}iuing=
ton, tpo oieielben Elm 8orDerb0r belte0en
"ioItsn; bic yteger waren ancinanoer gez
f~eiielt. @egen Witterno9t purbe Der
0Qge1 in Der 9}Gbc bon Wtilington bon
ettua fiinTSig beDGffncteH WtGnnern onge>
bdIten, tDelbc idmmtli6e 0efan9ene err
iboiien unb bann alf ibren bereit gebaItez
ne1 8fer0en 0aDoueiltel1. Die 2Dndbcr
paren uibt maSfirt, aber pa Die 8eamten
in ieuer @ege1o unbefannt tparen, erfaun>
ten iie feinen berieIben.
6eute W}orgen tpurbe ein SSnqueit a6z
8eb0Iten IND Der Bobrlpru6 lautete auf
SOB 0ur6 unbefannte BerlOnen". Ser
1eue Sheriff, tpelcber beute iein Qtmt %autritt,
mill Bic NnGelegenDeit elmer grilnoIt9cn
llnterlHcbung IntertperfeI.
, 1894-09-01
Die OeriidDte uon To0e Oes
R0ni9s uOm Siam.
Oerielbe ftarf Dem GbIoraIeenu6 ct.
9eben uno an9eblid oem
Qooe nahe.
unruhcn befiiratet.
2on6on 1. Sept.

2on0on, l. Sept.
Die yBau Ofau @asette" Der0ftentli6t
heute einen langen 8riei bon 8an Sof in
Siam, tporin Die gta6richt erflGrt miro,
toelde tiir3lib 6urcb etncn BON Song Song
in 8ictoria a~n8efOn1mcnen 9ampfer Die
Ser. Staten erreicbte, oaB nGm.i6 Der
&0ni9 bon Siam tobt let. San &Of, iagt
Der GerfGiier, beftnoet itb iiber bic pieDcrz
bolton gta6riDten, OaB Der G0ntg to6t lei,
in ftebcrbafter N~ufregung. 8tele Geute
glauben, oaB bic 9tadribt Derbreitet ipurSe,
nm bte 0ifentlide W1einung 3u pritfen ltnb
6aB Die mtrfli6en Gbatlacben aus Staat5>
ri6itbten Derbeimli6t tperDen. Die Otit>
glteber beS biplomatti6eu Corps, 6eiBt es
Deiter, ~beftnbcn itc5 ebenfauS in unaetpiB1
belt barber uno niele oerielben propbe3eien
ltnru6en.
Der britti6e @eian0te bat, ME e5 iheint,
Sarum aadbgeiu9t, baB angeii6tS Der aufz
regenben 9eriicbte nob Elm Gdnonenboot
BON Son9fong nab 8anfot 9eianot perbe,
Sn Dornebmen iiameiil6en Greiien miro
angegeben, 0ae Der &0ntg am Steber Ietoe,
a6er Die tptrflicbe llriacbe ieincr @rtranfllng
louen allsuitarfe 0oicn bon GbloraL, ieiz
nem 2icblin9smlttel, ictn. IS i9cint II
oaB Der SONG IN Sol8e oGoOn 10 lc9iper
erfrGntt lit, DaB 81 ieiner Misunderstanding
tpentg 6Offnung Dorhanoen lit.
Scr fOniglt6e galait lit bon angeicbenen
GeriOnli6feiten an9efiiut, unb aus irgen6
ipelben, llicbt erflGrlen 0ritn6en, miro benz
&~ronprin3en Der 3utritt sum &0nige nibt
geitattct.
Die Balaitbamen, betBt eS in benz 8riefe,
Dertpenoen ibren 5teicbtbum gum 2lnfaui
bon 9iamanten, unb ba Der &0nig leinen
8erpa1bten tuicbtige Steuungen i'm So
nigrei6e 8egeben bat, miro bic Tort0auer
Der 9pnotte ols untpabri9etnIib be-
trQ6tet.
, 1894-09-01
J UelegrophiP6e Oepefdien
DlukiirIidkeiteu 0es Dr0fl0enten
3elaDa
21merifaniide Burger ouf fetnen
8efehl ein9eferfert.
Die brtttiden untertRonen aus Ger Faft ent=
lafer.


Cine DepeIBe aus Wtanaguo iagt, 6aB
ooS Eelurat Der llnterDanOlnngen in 2onz
Don Der 8eiebung beS Wto8quttOgebiete8
bon Seiten 9ticara9ua8 ginittg iet, Die
&ruppen, tpelcbe nocb Dem Often 8eionOt
t%pur0en, febren 5uriid.
Der 0tiniiter Wtabri3 bet benz 8efe6lSz
bober 0eS britiid6en &riegsi9iffcs Wtobawf
ni3t erlaubt, nacb Der Gerboftung beS
Gonlulara8enten 6atcb 5eittpeili9 cinen
SeeDfit5tcr sum 8oriteber Oes britii6en
GoniuIate5 in 8GueftelDS gu madben.
Die amerifoniidcn 0ci9dft8leate Sab
lor, Sn8ram uno Browning, tpelcbe ais
0efongene bon 8lueftelb3 bierber gebracbt
t%DurOen, baben tpeber Dor etnem GiDilz nocb
Dor etnem &rieg5gcriht Elm @erb0r er0alz
ten, %ionoern Duroen einfdc6 auf 8efebl ocS
BrdIioenten a3eIapa ms 0efGngniB 8ez
t~pDrfen.
Sn Tot8e 0es @rotetes 6e5 britiicbcn
Oeian0tcn @oSlin8 un6 in 2tnbetracbt Der
Qlnpeien5eit be8 6ritiiben Grteg9i6iic5
OfobatDf in 0reDtOtDn, tpUrben bet brjtiid5c
Gonlularagcnt 6otcD uno bic anoeren bril-
tiiben llntertbaueu unter Ser 8eDinguu9
aus Der 0aft cntlaiien, oaB ite ntc6t ipieber
nab Dem Oto5quttogebtet 5urliGtebren.