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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12
VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL VESSELS.

NAVAL VESSELS
U $ S Philadelphia, Barker, Callao.
II ! j NJ Takachiho, Nomura, Yokohama
ii Il II : Champion, Eustace Rookie, Victoria
MERCHANTMEN
Am sch John d Tallant, Newcastle
An sch q " Watson. Olsen, Gray's Harbor
Am Tx u Bryant. Jacobsen. San Fran.
Nor sh Drammer, Anderson, Newcastle,
Am hk NewSboy, Mullestad, Newcastle.
Am bktn 5 n Castle, Hubbard San Fran.
Am bKtn Mary Winkeman, Nissen, : f.
Am bktn Robert Sudden, Roseburg, Newc'e
Am bltn Jane l. Stanford, johnson, N'wcsle
Am sli Occidental, Morse, COmoX, b c.
Am str Morning Star, Garland, South Seas
NEIGHBoRING PORTS.
Am schr ii n Kimball, Hellingson, Eureka
lAlahukOnal.
lIaw bk Leah, Nelson, Nanaimo (iah).
Am bktn Retriever, Sloane GuBymns tKah)
Am bktn George Perkins, $ + (kahl.
Am schr j W Coleman, $ f tkahl.
Am sch Maid Of Orleans, S + lKah
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12
A FEAST OF ART.
Many People Go to See MIR. Hitchcock
Exhibit of Pictures.


Mr.. d. II. Hitchcock's beautiful :rt
studio, located just back OF DIR. Ander
sons dental parlors on Hotel street,
richly decorated and beautifed with
many large and delicate paintings, has
been the center OF attraction to lovers OF
rare accomplishments in this branch OF
art all day. Mr.. Hitchcock has some OF
his latest, brightest and best efforts on
exhibition, several charming Hawaiian
scenes, and many clear representations
OF fancy scenes in various parts OF the
Old World, especially in and around
Paris. Many Honolulu ladies called to
inspect and admire Mr.. Hitchcock's col
lection, and several gentlemen stepped
in about the noon hour. Mr.. Hitch
cock will organize a class in drawing and
painting after time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12
FAIR HAWAII.


Deadly Insects.
This is passage from Alice Walbridge
Gulick's "Glimpse OF the Hawaiian
Islands: Familiar as Honolulu be-
came to me, that first impression never
wore off. There was something delight
fully free in life where so much OF the
time could be spent in the open air, in
the midst OF a cultivated people, where
all the necessaries and most of the
luxuries were close at hand and few OF
the annoyances. One could wish, it is
true, that the ship Wellington from San
Bias, Mexico, which in 1926 bequeathed
its mosquitoes to Hawaii, had never
found its way there; but think OF
the comfort OF a land where one can
wander through thickets OF ferns and
luxuriant tropical growths, knowing that
no snake is hidden among them, nor any
insect whose bite is deadly"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12

Mr.. j. W. Mason left for Oloa, Ha-
wall, on the Kinau, being largely inter-
ested in coffee in that district. Mr..
Mason intends also to experiment ON a
very large scale with sanseyiera, the new
fiber plant, believing it will do well on
the elevated region embodying oloa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12

Elk Kaala-20O0 bags sugar, G o Der
ger, acct Waianae plantati ton.
Elk lwalani-3sI7 sacks sugar, Hack
field & Co. acct Pacific Mills.
Elk Wailaleale-l9O6s SKIS sugar, Hack
field Co, acct HonOkaa Sugar mill;
1903 SKIS sugar, Sllaefer * Co.
EX John ID PaliaIt-9l2 tons coal,
Allen & Robinson.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12
Paris rHE BEAUTIFUL


A choice Collection of views to Mus
trste Mrs. Cans Lecture
Mrs. Cans lecture Monday evening at
Kawaiahao church will be for the beue-
fit of the Historical Society The sub
iect paris, % interests every intelligent
person. and Mrs Cans is certain to
handle it with great ability. Among
the pictures to be shown are the follow.
ing:
Palace and gardens Of the Tuileries
Arc de TriOmphe.
Many views of noted pictures aud
statuary in the famous Louvre gallery
Storming and burning of the Bastlle
Scenes at the massacre of the Hugue-
uots.
Prison life of Louis XVI and Marie
Antoinette.
Picture of Marie Antoinctte on her
way to the guillotine.
Eiffel Tower.
Luxembourg Palace and grounds.
Scenes in the time of the Directoire
with the quaint costumes of that day.
"A view of the insane patients Of the
Salpetriere asylum taken at fancy
dress ball.
Champs Elysee Bots de Boulogne,
Pont Neuf, Notre Dame Cathedral and
many more of the noted buildings If
this great and beautiful city.
This is considered one of the choicest
collections OF views of Paris held in
private hands. 1t will be shown but
this one time as Mrs. Cans departure is
set for the next Australia.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12
NICHOLAS BREHAM.

Dealer in all kinds Of soap.
H~ soft SOAP A SPECIALLY.
Highest Cash Prices Paid for Tallow.
ibs King street, T., %. Box, 34I.
3lj-tt
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12
1.-TWO GENTLEMEN OF HAWAII"
A Sensational serial in Weekly Ameri
can story Paper.

A Sensational serial In IA Weekly Ameri-
can story Paper.
If any one Is aching for a blood-and-
thunder story he should read 1.-TWO
Gentlemen Of Hawaii, now running in
the New York Ledger. Here is an ex-
tract from chapter 3.
marshal Wilson stood smiling bland
ly at his array Of thousand soldiers
drawn up ON the parade ground near
the palace.
sanford Dole, undaunted by this show
of force, stepped onto the palace porch
and proclaimed revolution"
Now the scene was terrific"
The Queen, always of an ungoverna-
BILE temper, broke out in fierce INJECT
ives and shrieked her rage"
''She called upon Marshal Wilson to
arrest the entire American League and
put them to death"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12
AIlIgIN Walls.

SATURDAY, MAY -.
Stmr Knala, Thompson, from Wal
amaze.
Stmr Waialeale Smytho, from La
hama and iiamakua.
Stmr lwalani. Freeman. from
Kilauea.
Sumr Mokolii, McGregor, from MJlo.
kai and Lanai.
Am sch John d Tallant, Henderson,
from Newcastle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12
DEPARTURES.

SATURDAY. May -.
Am schr II \ kimball Hellingson,
for Mahukona.
Am bStn : G Allen, Thompson. for
San Francisco
Am sh Salvador, Wells, for Port
Townsend
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12
PNsSI,NC.I3RS.


For San Francisco, per S G Allen,
MAY l2-Miss Clara Berndt, Mrs Eva
Hammer, Mrs Sanders and daughter,
Miss a Angms.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12

A celestial and native did the
Mitchell-Corbett act on Beretania street
last evening, in which the Chinaman bit
the dust and got off redeemed with gore.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12
EXPORTS AND coSsIGNons.
EXPORTS.

Per $ c Allen-lj, 906 bags sugar,
Brewer d Co; 2G0O bags sugar, Castle 81
Cooke; PA bags sugar, Davies & Co.
Total, Is, $50 bags sugar (2.32G, 1853 lbs.
Value, $50, sGi
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12
BISMARCK
FEED and LIVERY STABLES,
WAILUKU. MAUI.
WILLIAM GOODNESS, Prop.
NOTICE TO TOURISTS.
will, ia connection with the
WAlLUkU HOTEL,

furnish Carriages, Saddle Horses and Hotel
.'arc 10 tourists who may s. ish b. Wit the
randest sight aud largest crater known
~ the world CRATER HALEAkALA, or
House Of the Sun. IL being thirty mile.
IA cIrcumterouce, two thousand feet deep,
ten thousand feet above the sen. nnd Of
easy access, for the los price 81 ~ each.
which includes carriage fare from either
steamer, Maalaea Bay or kHhului Bay and
return a. either of said landings, horses %
Crater and Hotel fare, all Of which Is not 10
exceed four days time
4. S.-Auy tourists who may "a ish D. visit
picturesque lao VALLEY, the Yosemite OF the
Islands, viii be furnished With saddle horses
tt the most reasonable prizes.
W. GOODNESS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12
PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
IMPORTS AND CO., sIGNEEs.

Am bktn S n Castle, Hubbard, for
San Francisco, May 20
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12
rc REIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.


Removal.
HOLSTER q Co. have removed their
office and sales room to the corner OF
Fort and Merchant streets, store for
merly occupied by Mr.. Goldberg. Bell
telephone 402 Mutual telephone As.
3O7-tf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12

Three acts appear in the BY Authority
column to, day. Act 10 relates to the
writ of habeas corpus and to the juris-
diction of circuit courts and circuit
Judges at chambers to issue writs of
habeas corpus in certain cases. Act ~
confers additional jurisdiction upon the
judges and circuit courts. Act n
amends the act to restrict the importa-
ton and sale of opium or preparations
thereof.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12

The male pupils OF the sixth grade,
Kamehameha School, gave an enjoyable
entertainment last evening in Bishop
Hall. Prof. Berger provided an orches-
ira and the music was well rendered.
The boys read compositions or recited.
A large number OF visitors were present
and enjoyed the entertainment very
much.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12

The ReUieio Of RerieVs for May has
some excellent editorial and other arti-
Giles on Hawaii, covering our relations to
trade, cables, defense, the matter OF a
new Constitution, etc. There Is also a
fine illustrated article called "A Glimpse
Of the Hawaiian Islands," by Alice Wal
bridge Gulick.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12

Sunday, May Is, will be the day OF
Pentecost, according to the Jewish recon-
ing. The A. b. G. f. NJ. have sent ont
a circular letter asking that this Sunday
should be observed as a day OF specia
prayer for the missions and missionari
OF the American Board.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-12

Reagan, the pal OF "Opium" Brown,
who appeared in the country 50 mysteri-
ously about eighteen days ago, has taken
out passport to San Francisco. He
first paid taxes to avoid being ques-
toned, as to his arrival, by the Custom
House authorities,
The oasis., 1894-12-27
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known and 50 popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.-A purer medicine does not ex- ist and it Is guaranteed to do all tha is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Bolls, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure blood. Win drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malaria fevers.-For cure of Headache, Constipation and Indl- gestion try Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed Price 5Octs. and sl.OO per bottle at H. Walkers drug store.
The oasis., 1894-12-27
c1rY AND COUNTY

At Tucson last Friday Phil Soyer- ign, a former resident of Nogales, died leaving two children.
 There are now fifty men at work on the Nogales and Orc Blanco road, and the work is progressing very favorably.
 NIT. George W. Cheney of the Mon tana mine, has gone home to Tomb stone, from Orc Blanco, to pass the holidays.
 John Fletcher, tramp, was cut up by $. P. train few days ago. His remains were scattered all along the track near Rillito.
 The recent rains have so Softened the ground that over on the Santa Cruz and Ssnoita farmers have gone to blowing and putting in crops.
 In the district court at Tucson last week, on motion of District Attorney Doan of Pinal, the Kibbey case, on change of venue from that county, was dismissed. There have already been two mistrials.
 Intelligence from Orc Blanco con- yeys the information that the dam at the Montana mine has been raised to height of fifteen feet, and there are now seven inches of water behind it, which gives quite q volume. Had it been completed before the recent storm the reservoir would now be full.
 At Tucson Manuel Brown is again in trouble. His peculiarity for ind ing things not his own amounts al- most tu d mania. His latest exploit was the finding of COW belonging tO Hon. tred c. Hughes, which he pro ceeded to kill and enjoy. It is thought that Mannel's address for the next several months will be the county jail.
 At Tucson Friday evening aa over coat and two pair of trousers were stolen from in front of the New York store. Saturday Marshal paul arrest ed man giving the name of Frank Johnson on the charge of committing theft. He recovered the oyercoat from a stole. where it had been sold, but the trousers seem to have disappeared for good.
 In Orc BlancO is broad gold bear ing belt which has not hitherto re- ceiyed much attention, but the fall in silver having rendered the search for gold matter of necessity. unexpect- edly favorable results have been oh- tained. As yet, however, the district is comparatively unexplored, and of fers to the enterprising and capable many handsome opportunities for se- curing great returns from malicious operation of a little capital and a llt- fl.. r.,ttc.lo
The oasis., 1894-12-27

THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS, pub lished at Denver, Colo, is the only daily Populist paper in the nation. It's cartoon; apropOs to the times, with every issue is worth the subscription, and it is full, fair and strong for the sake of reform. Daily, 50c per month; Weekly, sl in advance. Send 5c for a sample copy.
The oasis., 1894-12-27

Train No. connects with s. ?. train No " east bound passing Bowie af i'5O d. m Train No. 2confects with s. T. train NO. 20 west bound passing Bowie Jguction at 6'3 D. m.
 No.1 and2 run daily except sunday and connectngith stage line at Pima, toand rom 10 Basin Taklpg effect oct. %, 1894.
 WAl. GARLAND Pes
The oasis., 1894-12-27
MaricOpa 6 Phoenix R. R.
 New >T'irrses I>1stol~.
FROM MARIoopA.

cOpa ;it ii.l2 p.M
 Soutbefn Paciic west bound passes Mari- copa al i2saOA. M. Pacific time. A. daily, Trains stop con signal. Trains 3 <. $ and 6 i,onuect with lIunsaker stage Line between Mesa and Geldiield. Trains connect with trains Of southern Pa cific ruilrOan. Connect at Tempe with stages fer Mesa city, and at PbmniX with stages for Prescott. Gillett, Wickenb0rp and Vulture.
 q. <. HASTEN.
 Gen, Manager.
The oasis., 1894-12-27
Arizona 6 Southeastern R R

Fiaa stations stopon slgnAh Daily, except sunday.
 BEN WILLIAMS. supt
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-24
3ele8raptti@e3.


3ufolse ben i'm Stats : Departe=
,ment IN 20 Darlington einselaufez
men reueiten Na4rihten itnb apiiden
9ctpaii unb Sapan Diferenaen entz
ftanben. neil Qebteres gelteno maht,
bab mad benz apii&ea betben 2anbern
ab9ei@loFenen 0ertras Sapaneien auf
ben Sanbpi9 : Snieln unter benielz
ben 8ebinsunsen ittmmbere&ttst iinb,
tpie bic Mnseb0risen anberer Nationen.
Da bic Sapaneien In 9anati 10 aablz
reid finb, pebrt ii4 bic bapaiii4e
Resierung sesen bieien Nnipru4 NIT
9dnoen unb Jiiben, unb iie i'm ii9
nit Der Mbii@t trasen, in bic @erfaiz
flung cine 8eitimmuns aufaunebmen,
tpelhe bas Stimmre9t muir bapaitz
i4en 8irsern perletbt. @pllte,1 ernitz
li@e @ertpidelungen apii9en Sapan
unb 9anaii entfteben, 70 glauben bic
: Sniulaner fi4 barauf perz
(ahen ou biirfen, bab lie bic Monroe=
Dottrin fir ii4 baben unb i'm Notb=
ia1e Der unteritiiBuns Der Der. @taa=
ten ni4t ermangeln tperben.
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Portmeal umo 8raflten.

Sn 80 abington, .. g., erbielt
Senbor Menoanor, Der bieiige braiiliaz
ntf4e @eianbte, folsenbe 9epei9e bon
ieiner &egieruns:
&to Saneiro, IA. Mai.
Der prdfioent Der &epublit bat bic
biplomatii4en 8e5iebunsen nit por=
tugal abgebro@en unb ben @efanbten
@rafen Paratp fotpie ben iibrigen Mitz
gliebern Der brafilianiiden @eianbtz
f4aft bon 2ifabon abberufen.
ge3. ber Minifter ber austpGrtigen
Wngeleeenbeiten.
Dieier Mbbru4 Der biplomati1den
8e5iebungen 1T cine bicette Jolge bes
umitunbes, baB bic 8efeblsbaber Der
portugiefi&en &riegsi@tHe, tpelde
tpd9reno ber 8eidieBung bon Hio sSSa=
BON Setten Der @ebeleni9iHe in
ienem 9dfen f~tattonirt tparen, 11af Der
Nteberlage ber Mebelen benz Mbmiral
oa @ama unb ben nit linn gefli9tez
ten Sniurgenten 3uflu4t gepdbrten
unb lie f@liebli9 entpii9en lieBen.
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Die EoreNsHuaoreu.

Burlington, 16. Mai. Goreps
Mrmee bat in Golge ber proteite be,
8iirser bon 9pattsbine ibr Eager mad
benz Na@bar0rt4en 8labensburs per=
le9t. @oreb ertldrt, feline Mrn,ee tperbe
bort bleiben, iolange ie ni9t 10 aabl=
reid pirb, baB lift sesenpGrtiger Ga
serplaB ii@ als gu tlein ertpeiit.
Stranger, Wbo. Ser iogenannte
General S@effler purbe UNI GLITTER
na4t Bel @reen Rtper burh 8unbes=
mari@aQ @antin s%efansen senomme11
unb na& Gbepenne absefiibrt. Der
Spe5talous fubr barauf tpeiter na4
GotebiQe, mo- 200 Snbuitrials in ST.
1enbabntpagen camptren.
@ranb Sunctio on, Colo. Car
ters @ommonpealers, beren Gubrer
in Utah, tpegen Mnnettiruns zines
@fenbabnauges perbaftet tpurbe, ia
men elmer na4 benz anbern bier berein
getuantt. sic iasen, iie tpolIer fi4
9ter reorganiiiren unb bann iiber
peiter na4 benz Often reiien,
anb 5tpar ntbt gu SUB.
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Gin Ne8er 8elpn6t.

Warborn, Gla., Is. Mai. @ooi
WiQtams, Elm Neser3i4tling, lit bon
ettpa bunoert Mdnnern aug benz aht
Meilen n0rbli9 bon bier in pine
@robe befnoli@en Eager Malor'p ae=
bolt tpprben unb gelDn@t. SIS beibt,
berielbe lei an Der bor ni@t LANCER
Set IN 9amtlton Gountp erfolqten
Grmorbung otpeier Grauer betbeiliqt
getpe{en. Der Neger mar aus benz
.3u&t9amfe %entiprungen unb bic Morbe
tpurben beriibt, pdbrenb ct ji& auf
freiem GuBe befanb. @or Ruraem
tpurbe Ct in Mabon, @a., tpieber ein=
gefangen unb ms Eager 3uriid gez
Gs berrf@t srobe Iufregung
in bet @egenb unb es merben &ubez
befir@tet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-24

terbaltuna. bic ii4 natureemGB UNI
utab unb, ben Mormonismus brebte.
fraste, ob es ieiner Mnitat na1 be,
8unbesreaieruns publ selinsen uer=
be, Gas Mormonentbum au unterbriiz
den, ri&tete er fi4 au ieiner itattlihen
9Dbe empor unb ertpiberte nit einem
eisenartisen 5dli9ten unb bod elm
brudsboQen Patbos: .gs pirb Der
8unbesresisruns ME seltnsen, uns gu
unterbriiden!" Mlio Der Serr college
1T felbit Mormone, Der gar ni9t mil
be ipirb, ben fremben 8e1u4ern bic
S4Dnbetten Der Qebren So1epb
Smiths unb Brigham Douns's bar
suiteuen unb anaupreiien."
= Inter ben tiiralt1 auf ellis
Sslano aelanbeten ,Gintpanberern
befanb ftb bic 18 Sabre ate, aus 8a=
ben tommenbe Gmtlie Geberle, bic in
iofern bic 4ufmert1amteit auf ii9
lentte. als lie ii9 itanbbaft tpeiaerte,
gu tbrem in 8rootlpn lebenben Batter,
ber lie abbolen nollte, gu seben. Das
Mdc4en. benz Elm in gbicaso l.benber
8ruber bas &eiiegelb seibidt bate,
eradblte ben 8'amten foleenbe @e14i9z
te: @or etp Seabren lei lire Mutz
ter in Deuti4lanb seftorben, tporauf
ihr @ater fie unb lire tleinen @e54pis
tier Der Giriorse frember Meniden
iberlieb unb na4 Mmerita austpan=
berte. Set iener 3eit babe er fi4 in
teiner Meiie INN feline Rinber betiim=
inert, bic taum nod cine Mbnuna bon
ber @riitena bes @aters batten. Na9z
benz ibr erpdbnter 8ruber Dor einiz
ger 3ett na4 ben 8eretnigten @taaz
ten a%us9epanbert unb fi4 in Chicago
cine @rtftena s%esriinbet, babe ct Gmi=
lie bas &eiieselb gef@idt. Sbr Water
babe bann auf irsenb cine Wei1e bon
lbrer bebori tebenben Infunft Rennt=
nib erlangt. Srob Der 8smiibunaen
Der 9eamten uno ber @prEeQungen
Des @aters tpei9erte Gmi(ie ii6 itanbz
5aft, Jpn na4 Brootlpn gu besleiten,
lnb 10 fonnte man bas MGb6en an
Weiterretie na@ Gbicaso ni9t
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Qar5e 9a8eSnea 9tetten-

Sm e 9 ozGreiftaate tpurben pie,
belgt14e Ngenten bon @inseborenen
get6btet. 0....
Sn Berlin ftarb am 16. Mai BET
amerifanif4e @eneralconiul Wm. 6aDz
ben @bmarbs. .....
gu Penfielb, SQ., puroe ber
iunge Garmer Mrtbur 9omlinion bonn
8ltB erf@lasen.
8ei benz tir3liden groBen ifeuer in
80 on purben 1877 6Gu3er, meiit
9ol5sebdube, 3erit0rt.
2luf Der Sniel Wbite itarb Der
berubmte englii4e @elebrte unb
S4riftte1er 9enrb Morlep.
Das Dorf palmpra nabe ne
brasta Ctr, Neb., 1T beinabe
p%oaitdnbis einsedi4ert tporoen.
Die ftreitenben 2onboner
Droi@tentutfder bielten cine Ser
fammlung in 9pbe Part ab.
GrHe 5euersbrun1t IN y q n tudet
81. s., 5erit0rte 9olsz unb &oblenpprz
rdtbe i'm @ertbe bon 100000.
gu @lepelanb, Obio, begann
am Is. cine @onferen3 BON Delegaten
Der &%oblenerdber unb @rubenbe}iber.
Ser S9aben, >pel9en Elm Molfen=
bru4 am Is. Mai in ber @egeno bon
@4tppema Sails, Wis., angez
fat, utrb auf 100000 tarirt.
gu 8ubapet 1tarb i'm 80. Sc
bensia6r Sreiberr @ap b. @aia, Der
bes ungari1den Magnatenz
6auies-
9ret Der grDBten Wolenfabriten in
u odptlle, Conn, nabmsn ben polz
len 8etrieb tpieber auf. Sic beibGf=
tigen 400 Mrbeiter.
IS beiBt, bab elm @el4maber BON
S9iHen Der Glotte Der Ser. @taaten
1. Sum- i'm Mntmerpener
eintreffen unb Big gum Is. Stunt
berbleiben lpirb.
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Gine ihrc&IiGe GntoeGuma.

@m Mor9en bes Is. Mat tpuroe
in 81. Sofeph Mo., auf benz ST.
1enbabngeleiie in Der Ndbe bes 6lufz
les etne @pur entbedt, pel4e bas in
leBter 3ett 6ter itattgebabte gebeimmiBz
bo1e @er14mtnben BON Meniben aufz
tlaren mag. , Cine 8lutla9e, Elm 8iiz
i4el Meni@enbuare, 9beile BON &lei=.
bungsitiiden unb na4 benz 6luKe fibz
renbe Tubipuren beuteten an, baB cine
in ben TluB getuorfen tpprben
tpar, iebo9 tunnte btefelbe beute Mpr=
gen ni@t gefunben tperben. Die @tabt
mar IN leBter 3eit NIT MDrbern angez
flint unb mdbreuD biefes mpnats limb
pier Menf4en auf gebeimniBbole
perf4tpunben. Dte polt3ei UNI
teriu4t ben JaG1.
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Sou auSOcYtefcrt weroc,t.

NIL. Mat. Ri@ter. ssyobn
Bridge bonn Poli5eigeribte in Der 8om
@trabe bat beute bic BON Der frana0z
&egterung 9eforoette Musliefez
rung bes Mnar@iiten CHARLES Meunier
a%ngeoronet, pet9er bei9ulbigt 1T, elmer
ber urbeber Der I'M Safe @erp in 3d.
ris 1tattgebabten 8omben : @rploiion
getpeien gu fein. SnbeB beniQigte Der
Nidter benz @nar9titen cine Griit bon
iteb3ebn Sagen, nm 8%erufung gesen
bieie @nti@eibung einaulegen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-24
8er8arbetter.0omarek

8e n. 16. .Mai. 9ier trat ber
tnternattonale @ongreb Der 8erqleute
IN Der @oncorbiaz Geftba1e 5u1ammen.
Sbomas BURT, Witglieb bes britiiden
parlaments, murbe gum @orfiBerben
erpdblt unb Singer bieB bic Delega=
tion i'm Namen ber focialbemotratiz
1den neutrality-suspicious. tpiltomz
men. IS paren ettpu 80 Deleqaten
..antpeienb, barunter 80 aus @rpBbriz
tan11ten, 10 aus 8el9ien, 5 aus 5rantz
ret4 unb 2 aus Oefterrei9. Das
Yubltfum tpurbe gegen Elm fletnes
@tntrittsgelo in ben @aal 9elaf7en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-24
Mttf oettt 8rnnoe oes meeres,

@on ieinen @mpinbunsen mdbrenb
ieiner eriten unterieeti4en @etie giebt
Elm englii4er Siefieetauder; Der i'm
December nit einem dlteren 8erufsge=
no1en bic genaue Gage bes an Der
@ibtiite Der Sniel Maurittus ge1unz
tenen S4tfes ~@bannpn" fetitelen
1oqte, folgenbe Sdilberung. Mls er
na4 ben Observation-Disclosures,
pie Der Druid Der WaHeridule Bel Dem
Neultng perurla&t, 5ur 8eiinnung ge=
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-24
Wartttert6te.
Chicago.

Dintertpet3en 5O-51; @ommerz
tpei5en 57-58; Moggen 50-51;
@erfte 50-58; Safer 32-37; Corn
38-4O; Mebl 1.6O-3.6O; Rleie
1926 1880; Mtbblings 11.75; Rlee=
famen 9.0O-9.25; SimotbDfamen 81
75-4.1O; Yrairiebeu 6.6O- $50;
Butter, Creamery 14-16; Butter,
DairD 12-15; @tiere 3.25-4.l7;
Riibe 200 1915; Stoders =; RGl<
ber -; G@mrine 5.OO-5.15; @dafe
2dmmer 2.50-4.60;
2ebenbe 9ubner IS; SurteD 60;
Tnten 50; @dnie per Dubenb 800
800; 3miebeln 45-55; Grbfen
87-9O; Mepfel 5.OO-6.50; &artof=
feln 60-80; 8obnen 1.75-1.85;
@ier 8 10; 9ontg 1O-13; SONIC,
ausgelaffen 5-6; @bisteb LIS:
&die, Creamery 1913; &die,
e4pet3er 12-13; Gla4s 1873; ST.
motbbbeu 7.50-11.OO;
+, . .Minneapolts & ct. pam1.
Wei5en58-63; @ossen 43-44;
8erfte 3O-31; 9afer 80; Corn 80;
Tla4s LILO; ~Patent" =M2ebl 2.15:
Rlele 900; Mtlbes 9eu 200; Butt
ter, Greamerp 1916; Butter, Dairp
14-18; @ter 9-10; #.., 6.
@antaS Gitv.
Mei5en $685. Corn 36-3s; Saz
fer 36-37; Butter 12-15; @ter
@ttere 3.10-4.45; &ube g.
1885; @toders unb 6eeoers 2.85
-3:85; S@peine 4.8O-4.85;
unperGn6ert.