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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-26
THE THEATRE.
"a Summer Blizzard" to Good Buslnsss-
Other Attrnctl0na.

"A Summer Blizzard" to Good B1sluess-
Other Attractions.
Manager Montrose added IA Sum-
mer Blizzard" last evening to the
series of first-class attractions
that have been holding the boards
at Harper's theatre Of late. The
comedy is Of the bright and
dashing musical order, the fun
being fast and furious from beginning
to end. The situations are ali
unique and the various characters
that enter into the production well
assigned without exception. The
scenery and musical features were
especially fine.
'In Old Kentucky"
The success achieved by the new
play. ''ln Old Kentucky" proves that
there is just as good material at hand
in our own country for the dramat-
list as there is abroad, and it also
proves that American play-goers will
support literally any domestic play
that possesses originality enough to
merit their support. Any American
play which aims to portray the odd
characters. costumes and incidents
peculiar to different parts of this
country is worthy of consideration
and support, and it is gratifying tc
note that lin Old Kentucky" which
will be presented tomorrow night
has met with such substantial sue.
cess.
'.Newest Devil,s Auction"
One of the most popular attractions
that visits this section is due mex,
Sunday. matinee and evening. Man
ager Riley will present that wei
known spectacle, Charles H. Yale.
newest Devils Auction" at tn,
Grand opera house. Davenport. Thi,
favorite show piece, like the proven
bal brook, seems destined to ..rur
on forever" for each succeeding veal
it blossoms forth in new array, filled
to repletion with all that is brigh.
new and beautiful. with all the ole
matter eliminated and replaced will
ideas so new and timely that tn,
statement is made that ..everythins
is new but the title" and this state
ment seems to be fully and ampl,
substantiated. According to tn,
promise of the management, thi
years production will be no excep
ton to the rule.
Seats may be had at Lloyd & Stew
arts furnishing goods house, wher
hereafter a section of the parque
will be placed on sale for all per
formances.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-26
A Word to the Wise Is Sufficient.

l suffered terribly from roaring in
my head during an attack of catarrh.
and because very deaf. used Ely's
Cream Balm and in three weeks could
hear as well as ever.-A. E. Newman,
Grazing. Mich.
One OF my children had a very bad
discharge from the nose. Physicians
prescribed without benefit. After
using Ely's Cream Balm q short time
the disease was cured.-O. A. Cary,
Corning. N. Y.
/ Price of Bream Balm is SOC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-26

In the ears. sometimes a roaring,
buzzing sound, are caused by ca
tarrh, that exceedingly disagreeable
and very common disease. Loss of
smell or of hearing also result from
catarrh. Hoods Sarsaparilla. the
great blood purifier. is q peculiarly
successful remedy for this disease.
which it cures by purifying the
blood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-26
Afraid Of Poeumonia.

Mrs. Catherine Black. of lie Row,
N. Y. took severe cold. The ply
stefan feared pneumonia. She took
one bottle Of Parks Cough Syrup and
says: ut acted like magic. Stopped
my cough and am perfectly well
now. l recommend it to everyone
for throat and lung trouble, as be-
lieve it saved my life" Sold by
Hartz & Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-26

Rudy's Pile Suppository is guaran-
teed to cure piles and constipation
or money refunded. Fifty cents per
box. Send stamp for circular and
free sample to Martin Rudy, Lancas-
ter. Pa. For sale by T. H. Thomas
and Harts. & Bahnsen, druggists.
Rock Island, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-26

Coal Market.
Hard coal. all sizes, per ton. "a so
Discount for cash. per ton. 49,. rs
Camel coal per ton. 6 90
Indiana block per ton. 800. 4 90
Kentucky lump per ton. ...... 4 rs
Carriage added on less than ton or
ders. +. G. FRAzKR.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-26

1t Does Not Cost Anything
to try Parks Sure Cure. A specific
cure OF all diseases peculiar to wom-
en-. Ask your druggist our guaran-
teed plan. Sold by Hartz & Ulle-
never.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-26

Hoods pills are the best after din.
ner pills. assist digestion, prevent
constipation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-26

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. 26.-The nsh.
ing schooner Dora A. Lawson, which ar
rived from the banks, reports the loss Of
four OF her crew. On Sept. q Frank Null.
lowncy, aged IL. . native of Whites Bay,
n. F., and John Dooley, aged 20, were
drowned BY the capsizing Of an overload
ed dorv. Thomas Sullivan and Patrick
Shea Of Boston, both about % years old,
were drowned about Sept. while Oh In Q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-26

%. Maryr Fair.
The program for this evening at
Columbia hall will be:
come, Birdie, Come"
Lol' apd Che ms by little Girls
"Iref6e Schimein" Drift Ny Bark) 49,. Duo {
''Come and Join the Merry Dance
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14

postal service is susceptible OF
vast improvement. 1t has been
announced that certain reforms
OF the postal service are now under
consideration and that these re-
forms will result in great
improvement in the mail SER
vice. This is all very we'll,
but it is certainly to be hoped that
pending the consideration and
adoption of those reforms, the SER
vice will be not neglected. AS has
previously been stated in these
columns, it is believed that Next
co.'s present postal system, without
any reforms whatever, is good
enough, provided the officers and
employees perform their respective
duties with care and promptness.
If, as Two Republics asserts, the
present postal system of Mexico,
without any reform, is good enough,
then the system must be like that
of a bilious man, sadly out of
order.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14

past, in greater or less degree, un-
til several Of the large wool grow
ing counties are found in the Pro-
lection column. This year the de-
lection grows more marked. The
sugar men of Louisiana are in the
same boat, and have taken open
ground in favor of the candidates
who are pledged to protect their
business. The wool men Of Texa
are doing the same thing, but not
so decisively. They would gain all
around by taking ground, sub
stantially as the sugar men have
done and boldly pronouncing for
the protection of their staple. 1t
is not a matter OF sentiment, but
one of good business, and business
will best sentiment every day in
the year, where good business
methods are employed to push
matters.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14

Corea is being well Jappanned,
and the more thorough the process
the better she seems to like it. AS
between that rule and the ascen-
dency of China the Coreans feel
that there is but one course unless
they would be side-tracked on the
great highway Of the world. Corea
is more progressive than China,
and Japan is more progressive
than either. Corea has chosen
we'll for her own interests, and it
now looks as though the two would
be able to hold their own against
the Chinese.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14

There is ample time in the
future to select the standard bear
er of the Republican party for 1890.
The duty at present is to recover
Congress out of the hands of the
anti-protectionists, whose policies
are as anti-American as they are
hostile to protection. This cam
paign of education is on. Carry it
out to the last day Of the battle
and then take up the fight for the
coming leader. 1t is wisdom not
to engender strife or complicate
matters unnecessarily. One thing
at a time is enough.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14

Dandy Jim continues to demon
strate himself the Jim Dandy of
Texas horses. OF course he halls
from San Antonio.
The agony of the organ of the
would-be Protective for revenue
Democrats of this city and district,
is painful to behold.
The Republicans are not half so
anxious about that call of their
county chairman, as the other fell
lows are. Just hear them howl.
Never within a score of years
has there been such cracking of the
party whip as the county Democ-
racy are threatened with.
Uncle Sam cares not how Next
co reforms her postal service so
long as she improves it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1894
FOR CONGRESS,
18th Cong. District,
HON. GEO. III. NOONAN
Election, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 81.
A MATTER OF BUSINESS.

Never before since the days of
reconstruction has there been such
a commotion in this section of the
political vineyard, and all because
the business men Of this Con-
gressional District are taking a
dip in political matters and bring
ing business issues and business
brains and business interests
into living prominence in the
campaign. 1t is certainly time
that they did so, for their inter-
ests were not only neglected by the
dominant party in Congress, dur
ing the late session, but those in
terests were actually discriminate
ed against and ruined by I'M
friendly legislation. To prevent
the entering of these living mat
tiers into the work of the campaign,
the old dead issue of party name
is invoked and the crack OF
the party lash is heard all over
the district. 1t will not avail.
The war is dead. Old issues are
dead. Old names that stood for
those old issues are not so potent
as they once were. Sensible men
see that business is aided or ruined
by congressional acts, and they are
coming to understand that they
must send men to Congress to aid
instead of destroy their Industries,
il they would not be ruined in their
business. They naturally look
first to the policy that stands be-
hind the candidate, rather than to
his personal professions. They
know that once in Congress
the representatives there are
ranged on one or the other
side OF the living question
that in its settlement involves fol
good or evil their interests. They
see that if the party that is pledged
to PROTECT their products is in the
majority they will have protection
and that if it is not in the majority
their industries will be destroyed
They naturally incline to desire
that a majority Of the Congress thar
has such power over their bushes!
should be protective, and al
they desire so will they vote, un
less t he lash OF old party coercionl
whip them into the traces. AS t
: the dead issues, they can see NJ
reason why they should dominat,
live ones, any more than the deaC
iuan should dictate the policy O
his heirs, as to their personal mat
ters. The wool men OF Texas hav
been breaking away from the oil,
defunct issues for several year
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14
Take Warning.

Lewd women, variety women,
and all disreputable characters,
and persons intoxicated, are posi-
lively forbidden to enter the bath
house, pool, or park. Hack drivers
must not bring loads into the park
unless they know they are respect
able people, and sober.
Nc @. SHACKLETT,
S 20 If Prop. Hot Sulphur Wells.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14

The old line Democrats of South
Carolina are called into conven-
ton on the 18th to undertake, if
possible, the task of clearing the
state government from the Popu-
list crowd that has taken possess
sion and threatens to hold what
they have taken. South Carolina
is the hotbed of all political isms
that parade in the name of De.
mocracy. Their real character mat
tiers not, that state is ready to
swallow anything, but whatever
the nondescript, it must have
the Democratic name tagged on or
it does not go. Tillman knows
that and so conjurs in the ineffable
name. Great South Carolina. She
has been in hot water ever since
the days of Calhoun, but she has
seldom had such dose as Tillman,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14
EDITORIAL PoTPoURRT.

Two Republics-It has recently
been stated, in the local press
that the mails have become more
irregular and unreliable than ever
before. We will not go so far as to
endorse that statement, but it
must be admitted that Mexico's
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14

According to the Express "the
sheepmen of Parachute, Col,
seem to need protection from the
cattle men," The Texas sheep
men only need protection against
the Express three months, every
two years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14
TEL EGRAPH BREVITIES.
Gold reserve is $56,55S,379.

Tehuantepec road crosses from
oc can to ocean in l0k hours.
Nicaragua is aroused and civil
war is expected,
Colorado Republicans demand
free and unlimited coinage 16 to l.
Minister Bayard will sail for the
United States early in October.
Mexico will ship cotton goods to
Central America as an experiment.
The G. A. r. illumination and
fire works drew 100000 people to-
gether at Pittsburg.
Taswell Co., ILL.,, has $4,000 bill
of damages for mob violence at
Hilliard, by strikers June 9th.
Mexican warship, Zarragosa, is
carrying troops to the Yaqui cam
paign.
Laredo public schools report
much larger enrolment than last
year.
Plover are reported very plenti-
full on the coast and along the Rio
Grande.
Brice denies all intention of re-
signing his Senatorship in any
event.
Fayette county has too much
rain, farms inundated and cotton
suffering from worms.
American exports of bread stuffs
have fallen off $44,000,00O within
the year.
Hearing of the cases OF contu-
macious sugar witnesses opens to-.
day.
Official notice received Of the
prevalence of yellow fever in
Campeche, Mex.
Sicily boasts a sheep stealing Or
ganization that carries on its oper-
tions all over the island.
Unclaimed letter lists will here
after be bulletined in the postof.
fees, and not published.
Two anarchists reported captured
lurking around the Pope's garden,
Rome, but police deny report.
U. S. steamer Adams returned
from Alaska is pronounced unsea-
worthy.
Lee Simmons held without bail
for killing Prof. Dewitt at De-
catur.
Democratic managers greatly
worried over the situation in Lou
isiana.
Explorations near the ancient
Babylon show human records dat
ing back 1000 BIC.
Mexico has been very forbearing
to Guatemala but thinks forbear-
ance has reached it's limit.
Tom Harper held at Floresville
in the sum of $500 on charge of as
sault to murder l.. P. Sledge.
Daughters OF Veterans elect Off
GERS; they are over 10000 strong
and spent $4,000 last year.
Signal Service veterans hold a
meeting in Pittsburg; every state
in the Union represented.
Mexican found murdered by a
woman at Brownsville, with twelve
knife wounds on the body.
Illinois Central gains case in
Orleans; was sued for damages
anent the great cotton fire of 1892.
Cyclone does considerable dam
age at Point Isabel, but no lives
were lost.
Standard oil company purchases
the large sulphur deposits near
Lake Charles, La, for $25O,000.
Uncle Sam lays down the law to
Nicaragua and dmands the release
of the Americans in confinement.
Menchaca, Mexican editor, as
sassinated in Piedras Negras Sc
quel to Manchaca's killing Cha
peri last fall.
That Chicago building cannot be
moved to Atlanta and that $4,000
U. S. appropriation will go to
building.
Fire at Earl and Folsom streets,
San Francisco, wipes out 30 build.
ings; loss 100000; insurance $l2,-
600.
Uncle Sans new torpedo boat
gets in good work on its trial trip.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14
DANCING SCHOOL.

Madame Virglnie Donaldson will reopen
her School at her acadamy, 23l K. Commerce
St., on the 18th. Opening with a hop. Pupils
requested to egin with the opening school.
Children and Ladies' Tuesday, Thursday
and Frioay afternoons.
Gents-Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Nights. Nine. Donaldson's residence. No 234
K. Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14
Cold Weather Coming.

@Those portieres at l.. p. Peck &
Co.'s will make your living room
cosy place. 8 ii ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14

Every court in which lyncher is
convicted and brought to grief for
his disregard of law, is a good anti
anarchist organization. The spirit
of lawlessness that presumes upon
the leniency of courts to put its
own Interpretation on acts and
punish certain infractions of law,
is more dangerous than any an
archist society in the country, be-
cause it is less condemned, and has
enlisted for it's defence very pow
erful sentiment, even among rep
utable citizens. Let law be wisely
adjusted to mete out punishment,
and then let it be rigidly enforced
and this fooling with moose will
cease.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14
Miscellaneous

Hop Sing, The well-known Chi
nese Re staursnter has removed to l19 Sole.
dad street, opposite Court House. First-class
mea 6 25c. Short orders at all hours.
, 1894-06-15
Stdoti1bes.
8ewunoernswertbe Geiftun9.
Gin alter GrauidimmeI fIettert ole III frau
Panfon's mohnune fibrenoe Greppe
empor uno ridtet cine Derwafune
i'm parlor al.

@tnen ieltiarnen SeIu1 er9ielt geitern
Srau Caroline 0an1on, Die SEQ. 1043 Ban
8urenitraBe Elm &oitbaus betreibt. Die
9enannte Dame tpar in ber &iicbe eifriglt
nit bet 6errtdtun9 Ser 9(ben0mablseit fir
t5re S%oitgGnger beibdftigt, ais BON Der
Sreppe Der Elm Iautes, poLternbes @erGui6
ertOnte. Srau 6anion elite binaus, nm
na6Suieben, toaS es gGbe; taum mar ie an
Dem Sreppentppfe angelangt, ais ie erz
i5roden Suri6fubr, benn Die Sreppe berz
auf fam nit ~eritaunlicber S6neui9feit Elm
alter @rauicbtmmel. gtacboem Der 8terz
fiBler sic er1te Ereppe erfIomncu, ibten
ct nibt libel 2Hft SIT baben, ieine &letter>
finite aldb auf Der S~tpeiten gum oberen
Stodtperf fitbren6en Sreppe 5u berludbeu.
6teran tpur6e ct iebocb BON benz Sobne ser
Srau Saniot unb me6reren &oitgdn9ern,
Die thm ent9egentraten, p%erbtnoert.
Die iun9en 9eute perlucbter1, ben Sim
bringing Su %Deraltlaiien, Den Gddtpe9 an
5utreten; beifen ipei9erte iicb Der @rau7
i6trtmel iebo6 auf b0s @nti9iebenite uno
10 blieb i6LteBIi9 ni6ts an6eres iibrtg, ais
tbn in ben Ydrlot, 0er Der Sreppe SlttGcbit
Leg, btnetn3u3teben. Der S@tmmel fol9te
aucb 9uttDtutg, faum aber itan0 CT in Dem
Stadts5tmmer, ais ct 8oGlpriinge 3u ma
c1en unb nit ietnem Sbman3e nm ii6 SIT
i6la9en begann. 9as 9teiuItat fann man
ft9 oenten. Ttl3e un6 Stitble flogen i'm
bunten our9einan0er i'm Simmer berut1,
bte 8ilber tpurben bon ben Mdnben berabz
9efegt un6 baI6 tpar IN benz Eaume faum
nocb Elm bellies StlIf SIT finben.
MtttlertpciIe batten iidb bun6ette bon
W1en19en Dor benz 0aule oericmmelt, Die
ale tpuBtel1, DaB etn Yfer6 iidb in oem>
lelben befanb, bod Getner ldien SIT tptlien,
tpte oallelbe tDteoer berauS3ubringen lei.
@llGlt5erpetle fam aber ieBt elm Batrol>
tDagen, Der BON einem ebenl0 rdtDlp1en
Bolt5titen 9ertfen tDorDen tpGr, 6erbetgc>
%ra1ielt. Die 8eainten eilten 6ie Sreppe
binorf uno nun ipurbe bsratben, pie ben
vgarGori9anber" ouf Sic StraBe binab3u1
brtn9cn. @nbli6 riiGte elmer Der Soft
gGn9er, gta1nenS WilIiam Wortb, nit
etnem 8ori9la9e DerauS, Der oucb on9e>
nommen unb alt59eflbrt tperbe. Sc tpuroen
nQrnltb mebrere itarfe 8retter nebeneinz
amber ilber Die I%reppenitufen 9eIe9t un6
nuf 0ieien tpanberte Der QLte SbimmeI, Ser
frob letn mrdbte, aus Der ibnl fremben I'M
gebung berau55ufomrnen, inter benz SubeL
Der 8abLretcben 3ui9auer berab.
$50 aber mar MIN ber S6immel 9er9ez
fOmmen ? ST lit 6as Gigent6nm Oe3 SEQ.
223 @eitern Q(be. tpobnDaften S6lQcbterS
$. SDeenep. Sin Stoubeoienitcter bate
ben @all 8epuBt bod mocbte i6n bie
&raBerei tpObl unan9ene6m gclpor6en fem,
Bonn plDBlib riB er iib lOs un6 rate 9leitb
barauf bic Weitern NDe, entlang. Nn Der
San 8uren StraBe bog er in Dieie elm un6
f~teuerte nun Otreft auf DaS 6auS Der 6rau
6aniOn. S6ne AUDI MIR etnen 2lugenz
bltd an5ubaIten, i~tirntte ct bte icbmaLe,
bo3c Sreppe binan, ais nenn ct itcb letn
Gebtag I'M &~reppeniteigen 8eiibt bate,
, 1894-06-15
2r16roerifd)er NIefIer{tib.

Der 2Ojd6rige @m. 6. 3oGins bon SO.
1884 Sutton StraBe Iiegt ais Spter elmer
Stccberet, Sic iih 9eitern 2lbelb 5tpiicben
ibm llnD Tronf Narrcn al Der @fe Der
Glart un0 9tanootpl StraBe 5ntrug, I'M
Gountpboipital Oarnieoer. 8eioe iino
l3ettelantleber ,DerlbieOener &beater unb
0ieie Sbatiahe l9eint Die llrlabe ibrer
Teinbibaft 9eDeien 81 icin. Qtls 8arren
aus Ser beginnenben &eilcrei Sen &irSeren
gu 8ieben ibien, 3og ct iein Mieier unb
itieB eS ieinem @c8ncr III ben Wfagen.
GolinS ~itiir5te t0btlib Dertpunbet gu
8ooen un6 Ser Mor0bube fli6tetc it6.
0tacboem oct Ger>punbete na6 ocn1 9olpital
bef0rbert tpor, gelang eS Der Bolt5et, ben
906ter IN Oatt gu llebmen.
, 1894-06-15
Or molIte einen But haben.

Die auf ieinen unbe6eften SbGoel bers
1lieoerbrennenbe Some petanlaBe geftern
etlen 6utlOien Gramp, an Der @de Ser
Waibtn9ton un6 Ga Safe Str. auf cine
Gar ST iprin9en, Dem @ritenbeiten ieinen
SUIT gu entreiBen unb oapon gu l~aufen.
Der Gritcbeite mar 3ufGuig Elm 0teger ur6
feineStpegeS bomit elnperitanOen, in 0teler
boob ettpas un9etp0bnLtden @eiie feline
&Opfbefleioung 5u perlieren. Su ietuer
GROCER @tle, it6 unb ben SUIT in Sicber>
belt SIT brin9elt, itieB Der Spibbube nit
elmer iungen Dame 5uiommen, peIde
burcb ben Q(nprau ouf ben Seitentpeg
%itiir5te. 9tcie @OQtiion Deruriacbtc fiir
BEN SLH0tLtng einen Nufent6alt, geraoe
LANCE 9enu9, urn benz DerfOGgenDen 9te9er
@elegenbeit 81 9eben, ii6 pie6er in pen
8eitB lei1eS Suites 81 1eBen. DIS Der
Gramp bonn ieine 6Lucbt tortieBte, lief ct
etnem poblbeIeibten 6srrr IT. Die 2trlne.
Ser miirDepoQe uno ipobIbelet6te 6err belt
ben 1utbteb einen Nu9enblid feit, lieB i'm
a6er l%aufen, ba er lab, baB Ser Gtgentbiiz
met beS SUITS ben GcBtcreu tpieber erlan9t
battle. Damn eri6ien ein 8oltSiit auf Der
Scene, lpe[dber ben piirbeDoQen, ipo9lbe~
letbtelt 6ertn fragile, tDarum ct 0en Irotnp
ni6t feit 9ebalten. Qnitatt Die perIangte
@rfIGrun9 at geben, icblug Ser @efragte
ben 3oG 5uritG uuO 5etgte Dem 8oltSilten
einen N!~bermanSitern. Ser 8laurod
macbte ein ebrerbiettgeS @eitbt unb 5og
itc5 6ur(lG.
, 1894-06-15

= SIM Qu6itorium erbielten geitern 314
Nbiturtenten Der Nort6tpeitern llniberIttD
t6re 9iplome. @oub. Nlt9elb un0 WfaDor
6opftns po6nten ser 6eier bel. Gicbtcr
9orton, elmer ber gelaOenen @dite, bate
bereitS borber angefun6tgt, 6aB CT nicbt
fomrnet tperbe, ipeiL @oup. 9lltgeIo ebenz
fauS gelaOen let. sc. @bren, Der 6err
&i3ter, bIicben alio fort. Die ertpd6nte
6eter aber tpurbe trobbem erfoGgreib obgez
balten, unb 9tieulan0 'ibien ben ebreniperz
then Gtcbter gu %perr1iiieu. W~terftpiir6ig
, 1894-06-15

Die Nortbme1tern 6o9babneeieuib aft
bat iib enti4ieOen 8eipeigerl, ii9 nit ben
iibrtgen observation-disclosures gum 8au
elmer 9cmeini6aftlicb gu benuBenoen 6O9s
babni6leife 3u %perbinben. 8rGitbent 2oua
terbQd nil iicb ni1t einntal bic BlGne Der
bret anberen observation-disclosures ndber
onleben. Gr mcint, sic gtorGbweitern@
6ocbbobn plr6 Dicueicbt no6 frIber ais
irsenb cine an6ere 6Ocb6aDu tbre S6leife
fertiQ baben.
Die Mfetropolitan $ ocbba6ngeicuiDaf
bic bercitS 80 Brotent beS QSe9erecbtS fit
i0re parallel Der Wtilipaufee Npe. laufelloe
53lpeigba6n crtpOrben bat, bat geitern Gnts
eignun9sproSelie fir 50 @runDititde 5pt@
icpeu 9fobcD unb Mooo Ctr. eingelettet.
Sn ie6er Der 30 Sale banbeIt IS iib nur
I'M tleiuere neutrality-suspicious..
, 1894-06-15
Neue An5eigen.

OIae CODES 1n3eieen II, peIde fir ole
1ltor9ensAus9obe Ger nJuinois Staatss
5eitun9" auf9eeeben peroen, eri9einen foffen=
fret i'm NbenobIott. Die 2gnnahme pon Nn=
seieen fir oas 2IbenobIatt idIte6t nm II ubr
nlitta9s, fir Ole moreen=2Iuseabe nm 70 uhr
2lbenos.
, 1894-06-15

Die fir cine 6au9frau einfac6fte unb
biQi8ite Qrt, ein 0ienitmd63en SIT befOm1
nel1, lit, cine 8erlan9ts@n5ei9e all bas
2lbenoblatt ber SuinoiS StaatS5eitun9 etnz
8ulbiGeu. 9reiS l Sent oaS 9Sort.