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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

On Wednesday evening Grand Chan
e-llor Walter Scott and suite, accompanied
by Supreme Representatives Charles A.
Lee and Frank w. Taylor Colonel ]. ID.
Carpenter and staff Of the First Regiment
Of the Uniform Rank, made an official
visit TO Charles r. Chickering Lodge at
1awtucket. They were met at the train
by tho lodge with Union Division OF the
uniform rank as an escort. and headed by
band OF music, escorted to the Benedict
House where banquet was served. After
the banquet they were taken to the Audi
forum where an hour or more
was spent aud from there
the line OF march was to the castle hall
o the lodge. After the reception the
rank team OF the lodge, with the assist
ance OF Union Division OF the uniformed
rank, conferred the rank of page upon
Eve candidates.
The members OF the Grand Lodge were
also given an excellent reception and
pleasantly. entertained last evening by
Redwood Lodge at Newport. On next
Wednesday evening they will visit River
olde Lodge a. Riverside, and on Friday
evening Sterling Lodge OF this city, and
preparations have been made by both
lodges Go make the visit pleasant.
John II. Ginnell was elected TO the posi-
TOE OF chancellor commander in Red
CFoss Lodge Thursday evening TO fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Past
Chancellor O. +. Wehoskey.
Eureka Lodge had an attendance OF at
least one hundred and fifty Tuesday
eTeninR. There were present
telegntions from Francis Chase Lodge OF
Mansfield, Mass, and Palestine Lodge
from this city. The rank Of knight was
5cnierred upon one candidate after which
o collation. was served.
There was large attendance i'm Elm
wood Lodge Wednesday evening. One
application for membership was received.
j re subject that was OF the most
interest to the members was a fair. and
siter considerable discussion &c was de-
ciaed TO leave the matter TO a few OF the
D5embers TO decide upon the matter
ana the following were chosen:
George g. Clspp, George n. Fisher,
lrEac ID. Huling, NJ. &. Newcomb, Hiram,
Z. stsckpole, Perry George W. Moore,
Arthur 4. Coggeshall Frederick Wilde,
John O'Neil, John Mckenzie, Samuel
a. Dexter, q. Sweet, Jr., Thomas
y. Cotton, Thomas Campbell and James
Mcmahon. AT the close OF the session
these members met and adopted
ibe title OF the Elmwood Social
e. 1b. with the followinr officers:
=. Jfge (. g'npp, oiairmrnj Gtosgc "A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20


San Diego county now has genuine
geyser, about as near thing to a vol
cano as is to be found ON American soil.
The goysor was discovered last Wednes-
day in tho canyon leading from Paul
Santenais' ranch, on the San Felipe
grant, 10 the Borega springs, and is at
tho edgoof the desert. At that point the
desert wall, or rim rock" as it is
called, is high and abrupt, inclosing the
desert like tho rim Of tub. San Felipe
canyon cuts through this rim like a
crevice or crack, which it undoubtedly
is, in what was once solid wall. The
canyon is narrow, and the walls III
places arc 1900 feet high.
The goyser was discovered by two
cattlo herders, who We're out looking for
water for their stock, rs about this tine
of year new springs appear in that re-
gion. From the top Of the canyon one Of
them dimly saw spout Of water and
climbed down 20 investigate. He got to
within 100 feet and stopped there. He
did not want TO go nearer. The ground
around was boggy and was saturated
with black water. In the center was a
pulsating spring which at irregular pc.
riods spoutod column of black water
into the air from five 20 seven feet, tho
column being about foot in diameter.
He could not or did not ascertain
whether the water was hot or cold. Tho
overflow filed the floor of the canyon
and rolled on in black stream down
toward the desert San Francisco Ex-
alniner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
HIS HORSE TO HIS swEsTHsARr.

The Request Of "A Young Trooper Whom
his Comrades Pound Dying.
On the steamer City Of Puebla, which
arrived from tho sound the other day,
was a beautiful coal black horse on its
way to Los Angeles. The horse belong
cd to Lieutenant Casey, who was sta
toned with his troop of cavalry at the
Pine Ridge agency. He was a popular
young officer and made friends wher-
ever he went.
About five years ago he uea daugh-
ter of General G. O. Howard Of Los An
geles, and before the lieutenant's leave
Of absence had expired the young oou-
pie were engaged to be married. Short
ly after Lieutenant Casey Joined his
rroop at Pine Ridge the Indians be-
gan to be troublesome, and finally
a report that the savages had swooped
down on o number of settlers and MUIR
dered them all reached the post. The
young officer started off in all haste
with his troop to head off the maraud-
ers, but they soon found themselves sur
rounded by the Indians. Lieutenant
Casey rode his favorite horse that had
been with him through many cam
paigns, and he was the first to fall with
a mortal wound. AS he fell from the
saddle the horse stopped and stood
guard over his almost lifeless body.
When friends came to his relief, he
was near his death, and he requested
that his faithful horse be sent to his
fancee.
A favorable opportunity was awaited
to carry cut the last wishes of the lieu
tenant. but changes were made in the
personnel of the garrison. and the horse
remained at the post. Hs had his usual
place in the stable, but no one rode
him. As time went on some of the off,
GERS who had been with Lieutenant Ca
sey returned to tho fort, and they were
surprised that the horse was still there.
At the first opportunity they sent the
horse TO the sound by rail, and from
there il came by steamer on its way to
Miss Howard. San Francisco Exam
liner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20

There Is quite boom In Rhode Island
and Columbia assemble Both Will
initiate q number OF candidates MONDAY
evening.
Supreme Premier w. n. Bpooner Will 60
West during the coming week and visit
all of the assem blies In that portion OF the
country.
During the week Supreme Treasurer
James G.. Whitehouse has paid >out OF the
widows and orphans fund the following
amounts: Two thousand dollars to Alice,
wife OF the late Thomas w. Hedley OF
Assembly No. 20; $1,000 TO Annie M. and
James A., niece and nephew OF the late
James j. Winchester of Assembly No. 80
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
RED MEN,

The past sachems OF the order in this
state met In Wamsitta Hall Tuesday even
to take action on the resignation OF Great
Sachem Geo. III. Smith, who some weeks ago
left this city for parts unknown, taking
with him considerable cash thst was not
his. The letter of res ,gnHtion was sup
posed TO have been written az Montreal,
and Smith said that his business was such
that he would be away at least two
months and probably longer. The resig-
John III. Barney wa. elected to fiji the va
cancy. The promotion OF Brother Barney
caused another vacancy and for this there
Wese thc &C aspiran.s, Past Sscbens l.. l..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
TIE RATHBoNE SISTERS.

Sister A. II. Howe of Unity Temple has
the sympathy OF the members OF the
order in the loss OF her father, John Halk-
yard, a well known and highly respect ed
resident of South Providence, who died
last Tuesday.
On Tuesday evening Unity Temple will
hold a reception and social in Colum bis
Hail. A number Of the grand officers will
be in attendance.
Elnlwood Temple viii 5e visited by
Grand Chief Emma McLau nlin and suite
this evening.
There was degree work IL Lucretia Tenn
pie Wednesday evening.
Monday evening was devoted TO So
ciability in Eureka Temple.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
FOREsTERs.

Grand Chief Ranger Johu'H. Garfield,
accompanied by Grand secretary
y. }. Fitzgerald, Grand Treasurer
nj. O'Donnell and Grand Junior Beadle N.
j. German made an official visit 10 Court
Liberty at Mapleville, Thursday.
They were heartily received by the
court through the chief ranger, John
Evans. Addresses were made by the
officer and others, after which supper
WAS served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
PYTHIAN sIsTERHOOD.

Elmwood Assembly held Its regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon. Two
visitors were present, q. X. OF X. Sister
Joslin and Sister Matte johnson. The
social committee was appointed Tor the
term, also committee for an entertain
ment at the next meeting. The next
ca social will be with Sister Snow,
660 Cranston street, Friday afternoon and
evening, Oct. 26. The sewing circle Will
also meet the same afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
A Historical Mistake.

In the September Forum Or. George
+. Shrady says that Dimsdale, a promi-
nrnt physician Of London, was called TO
vaccinaie the Empress Catherine III Of
Russia in 1899. There must bo some
mistake herc. FOR Jenner did not con-
firm his discovery in regard to the pro-
tective value of vaccination until l7sa
New York Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
ChifOnierS.

Our line Of fOryfve patterns Of Chons comprises many
beautiful designs oak birch and white maple with elaborate
ing odd shape mirrors swell fronts Look No. 3l4 solid
oak with beveled French Mirror for $3.50 Our No. 80 for $780,
Our for $500 Our No. 100 for Sl000 and up
eaboatey Cacnisrs with beautiful mirrors from S25
to $40.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
ParlOr Suites.

Our $50 Rug Suite upholstered Rugs
ssts Sofa Corner Reception and two Paor Chairs $down
81 per month.
Our $50 Tapestry Suite consists Of five three coo with
mahogany finished FRAME silk backs Sofa
Chair Corner Chair small Parlor Chair Reception 90 down.
So per month
Our s85 Plush Suite consists of soa Gents Arm Chair Corner
Chair and small Chairs mahogany finished frame
tops and panels. $3.50 down, s.. so per month.
our 3s Plush Parlo Suite consists of Soa Rocker Dvan
hair and Reception Chair in five cos of PusE with oed
backs and spring edges 81 down. $250 per month.
Our $45 Brocaee Suite of pieces in three
edge seats. So down. So per month.
Our $5 Wilton Rug Suite consists OF Soa Chair
Chair and small chairs with spring edges coors of
Rugs, mahogany finished frame 50 down. So per month";
Our $50 Wilton Rug Suite up of Rugs
stuffed over tops spring edge seats, s. down. 50 month
$55 Bocate Suite consists pieces tons
spring edge seats fringe and tasse trimmings So down. 800
per MONTH
Our $50 Wilton Rug Suite is all Dvan
Rocker Sofa Reception and small Paor Chair, plush
mngs corded top showing in frame work. So
moAth.
Our $40 Wilton Rug Suite large with spring edges
push fancy tops corded i'll four coor of rugs 81 down.
month.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20

Cox of wamsitta, Q. J. Dean OF Tahoms'
and A. A. Morsy of King Philip tribes.
The latter was elected and he, with the
newly elected great sachem, was installed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
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ParlOr Stoves.

Our line of forty different patterns of Paror Stoves now on
the floor All Sizes all shapes round and square, S4OO
$780, $3.50, $780, $780, $780, $780, $780, $1,000 Sll 0O
$1,000, Sl400, $1,000, $500, $4,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
Chamber Outfits.

There is multitude Of Chamber Sets in the market not high
priced but the time well made and handsome We
making specially Of the following outfits every Of which in
oudes one Soft Top Excelsior Mattress Woven Wire Rolling
Book Spring, one decorated Toilet Set
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20

Commercial printing neatly executed at
NEws lOb o6lCo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
SidebOapdS.

sdebard of solid oak with top 17x1O mirror
plate, with three drawers and cupboard.
Seboard of solid oak win tOxs top eox1S mirror
plate, with drawers and cupboard.
y4 Sdeboard made of oak 40x1S with beveed Mirror
carved top three drawers, cupboard and top shelf
Our 6 Sdsboard of oak 40x20 top 24xiS beveed mirror
beautiful finish, with drawers and cupboard
deboard of solid oak 44x2 top 2Sx6 beveed mirror
lined drawer for silver, beautifully carved.
Sdeboard is Of oak 44x20 top 4x14 beveed mirror
carved top and base, with beautid III panels.
Sdeboard Of OAK 44xs0 x6 French beve mirror
beautifully carved A handsome piece of furniture.
Our of quaered oak 4sx20 top 3x1s French
mirror velvet lined partoned drawer, solid brass
trimmings
or bargains in line Of So different patterns at prices
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
Ohicaoo i'm Shnee.

Gin 19Dner, tlarer, penn au9 re9t tuGter
Wtntertag fOlgte beute Dem geitrtgen f4tps@
rem S9neeIturm. Wenn AUDI in ben DIT
li6en Stauten nod bebeutenb mebr S3nee
fiel, 10 t0nnen mir aud uns iiber Elm GU
penig ni4t betlagen, Obglet4 ft4 oas Wetz
ter UNI 4 l1br geitern Ra@mittag beretts
auf6eute, 9rof, Moore, pelher in @biz
cage bas @etter ma9t, felt cine i%nteniioe
&GIte in Nusii3t, bic minOeftens brei Sage
anbauern foQ.
Obglei6 bic @truBenbabngefenf4afte
5eittg nit ibren @9neepfliigen an Srt unb
SteGe tparen, UNI cine ~&nbdufung oes
S4nees auf ben @eIeifen gu p%erbtnbern,
tonnten bod peri3teoene 8ertebrsitOrunger
mentli4 bic 9ferbebabnlinien, tpel4e bu=
runter gu leiben 6atten. Grnite l1nfdGe muir
ben nt6t gemelOet, bod batten bic gaiio=
qiere einmQl pieber8 elegen6eit, iiber i3le3te
9et5uug Der @agen gu Hagen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
Die neuen WaHerbon6s.

@ie unTere 2eIer aus benz @tubtrat68z
6eri6t an anberer Stele biefes 8lattes err
fe6en, lit geitern bonn StaOtrotb Die Ser
ausgabung bon iehspro3entigen @aferz
bombs gum 8etrage BON elmer bal6en Milz
lion Dollars enb9iltig bef4lofen porben.
0as aus Dem @ertauf Der Bombs er3ielte
@elO fou 8und9t ba8u OerpenOet perben,
8aferbonbs, bic beretts am l. DECEMBER
D. s, fdGig nurben, gum 8etrage DOn
$333,O0O etn3uIOIen, ionie Die 3tnIen fir
tpeitere NOD nt6t fdQige Bombs gum 8e@
TRACE BON $3.50 pel4e ftd duf $4,000
belaufen, gu be3ablen. Der &eit Der $780,
900 lit ba3u beitimmt, fduige 9Dbe Barrier
Wafer6pnbs etn5ul0ien.
Comptroller Spnes erflGrte 6eute 8orz
mittag, Dab Die neuen Bombs iofort ge>
brudt unO auf ben Martt gebro9t perben
Iouen. @r glaubte onnebmen gu tpnnen,
baB Die Nb1eBung Der Bombs gar feline
@3tptsrtgteiten bieten fperbe, unb baB bic
feGben augeiammt in GbicagO ielbit abgez
ieBt perben t0nnen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
1uoen0ltber DoftrGuber.

8Or benz Observation-Disclosures &emp
itanb beute MOrgen Elm fiinf3ebnidbriger
8urf@e, Namens @rpin McQain, unter Der
Nntluge, am 7. unb 20. DECEMBER in bas
POitamt in Sutton, 8ts., eingebro9en gu
ietn unb mebrere 8riefe, in benen er 9eIb
b~ermutbete, fppte cine Menge 9Oitmarten
geftoblen gu baben. @r purbe auf 8eran=
lofung bes poitmeiiters BON Sutton, mis-,
3. g. Murnin, Der linn bierber gefOlgt
mar, beute MOrgen auf benz Union 8ahnz
bOfe BON benz pOIi5iften Gibbons perbuftet.
SilfScommifGr &emp fteGte i'm untet
$500 8iirgi9aft unb berpie5 i'm an Die
8ebOrDen bon @isconlin. Gr ptrb nod
beute BON einem Yoitamts= SnfpettOr mad
MuoiiOn gebra9t unb i'm b%prtigen @Ountpz
~gefdngntB abgeliefert tperOen, Wtc2atn
ma3t iibrigens gar tein 9ebl aus fetner
S9ulb.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
ReuOIutiOmlre Amtriebe in Rio.
Die oort ftationirten Gruppen in
ofener 1neuteret.
Der 2Iusbru6 elmer nenen Revolution ni6t
notwithstanding.
Mnntehi6en. 28. 0ea.

2aut 8ericbten aus giO Be SaneirO
berribt BORT cine 9anif, unb bic 3ruppen
pei9ern itb nab benz Siben 81 seben.
Ser BrdiiOent Woraes bat eutOeft, OoB
Die Nrmee 81 8eiroto bGIt 6ie friiberen
Offi3ierc tpet9ern ii9, Observation-Disclosures
an3unebmen nm in &io @ran6e DO Sui
ms 6eIO gu ridden, unb bas sanae 0anb
ibeint unmittelbar Dor elmer &ebOIutiOn
gu iteben.
Mebr ais 200 Offisiers tnb OerbaTtet
pOrOen, unb beftnhen itb unter f6arfer
8etDa3ung in ben umlie9enbeu Sorts.
@tnem @eriibte na9 iOG bon iubaEternen
Ofi8ieren Der 8erin6 8ema4t tperben,
tbre GameraOen aus Der 6aft gu befreien.
0asegen itnb aber Borii9tsmasre9cIn gez
%trOffen tporben. Der 8rdfiSent MOrGes
pa8t nibt ener9ii9 aufsutreten unb BeirOs
tO's 8erboftun9 an3uorOnen, neil er be-
flr6tet, OaOur9 ben Nusbru9 bon ernftz
ltdben l1nruben su bei9Ieunigen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
Der 5au Capt. G. G. Kane.
2Iuf oen Z. Januar peridoben. = Kane's
mi6adtune oes 6ertdts. - mia fein
6eIo pom Spruhan haben.-6e9ens
bemetfe.

6eute Morgen gepd6rte Hi9ter 9oggin
Dem PDlt3ei= captain 8. s. Same bon Der
0esplaines Itr.@ StatiDn einen Nuff@ub in
Der Spru6an : Nngelegen6eit big gum Z.
SSqnuar. Sane 1T an Der Qungenent3iinoung
erfrantt unb 1pra9 Die 9rpbung aus, baB
er ben Ri9ter @Oggin tObten perOe, penn
er i'm 3pdnge, ms 9eri9t gu tommen.
9teie 8emertung 1T Dem captain pobl
nur in Der @er3peiflung ieiner &rdnt6eit
entfa6ren unD bic Nu8fi6rung Der Orp6ung
TT taum an3unebmen. Sames Sprubdn uno
feline 5rau WorD Sprubdn, Elm @6epaar,
in ben 1e63iger Sabren ite6enb, Durben our
3ett Der MISUNDERSTANDING tpegen angeblt9en
SaT9enOtebita6ls ber6aftet; Der SAL fam
nt9t our 8er6anblung, neil feline 3eugen
auftraten. Spruban %bebauptet, baB i6m
Sane bamols $97 unb cine golbene u6r unb
Settle abna6m. Same min BON Der l16r unb
Settle ni9ts miien unb ~bebauptet, baB er
fetn 9elb Der Spruban's in 1einem 8e1tb
babe, Mm II. 9e3ember erlieB 3i9ter
@oggin ben 8prfiibrungsbefebl gegen Same,
pel4er ntbt gefunben tperben tonnte, Dim
nd3ften Sag fam er ms @eri3t unb be-
6auptete, er babe fem @elb Der Spru6an's.
9iefeGben bef9poren i6rerieits, baB i6nen
Der captain Iagte, er babe 1914 i6res @elOes
in 1einem 8e1tB. Der 8i6ter lieB entriitet
einen MiBa6tungsbefe6l gegen Sane aus
Itellen, tpel9en Der 8eamte ebenfaqs igz
n%Ortrte, 0eute fam Die &unbe bon feiner
@rtrantung unb Der Ri9ter iebte bic Ser
b~anOGung auf ben 7. Sanuar felt. Spruban
mar 6eute MOrgen tm-.@eriAt unb er3d6lte
faltId4elnb, baB er i'm Sabre 1850 negsn
zines Morbes in GaGtfornien flint Sabre
3u9t6aus bortIelbt abbiBte. Sol. Sames
bertritt Spruban's Sadie. Same nirD bon
Or. McOonalb bebanbelt. 5riebensri9ter
porter erflGrte, oaB er BEL Der ueberpeiz
flung bes Spruban>@ 4epadres an bas Grtz
minaIgeri6t Dem Capt, Sane 1914 ibergab.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
Sur Siheruno ser cribs.

@tabtingenieur Q~rtingitaG unternubm
geTtern Na4mittag cine QnSfobrt na9 ben
Deri9iebsnen WaReriperfs@Gribs UNI fi6
babon gu iiber5eugen, ob bort aIIes fir ben
Wintsr in Orbnung lei. Der bO4gebenbe
Mi6iganzSee geftattete 9errn @rtingitau
3par an tei11er Der Cribs bic Qanbung, er
9epann aber f9on BON auBen fer Die lleber>
5elgung, baB es an Der 3ett lei, Die Be-
manning Der Cribs gu berftdrfen. Die
6olge Ietner 8eoba6tungen mar Die, baB er
6eute fri6 bier Mann na4 Der 3neimeilenz
Crib, 3nei Monn mad Der @iermeilenz@rib
unb ebenfau5 3pei Wtann no9 Der @rtt
gegeniiber Der SO. StraBe 6tnuusI3tdte, I'm
bort ben Minter iiber gu perbleiben unb biz
Observation-Disclosures fret BON Sis gu bulten
Sonett 0err Mrting1tau bepba9ten tonnte
bat Der geftrtge 'S9neefturm an ben Grtbs
teinen S9a0en angeri9tet.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
Cine fonoerbare 6ei9iate.
mie 9emono ourb cine o@rfdeinune" bel
Refti9em S6neeoeitober 5u elmer feds
meilen lou9en 6u6wanoerun9
UeranIabt Uuroe.
0e rbh. Conn. 29. Sea.

9e rbh, Conn, 28.0e8.
@eitern Nbenb nm II nbr 1tanD eSSobn
@onnors, Elm Mann BON finf3ig Subren,
I'M 8e9rtff, gu 8ette gu geben, alS er pl0bz
li9 anberen Shines purbe unb obne Elm
Wort an feline SamiGie, barfiiBtg unb bar
hduptig, unO nun nit feinem gtabtaeuq be-
fleioet, burA ben fuBtiefen S9nee un6 BEL
beftigem S6neege1tOber, ben @eq na4 Der
feds Wteilen entfernten @o6nunq feines
Sntels, Mi9ael Mc@nernep, in Orange,
dntrat.
Dieter mar bur6 bo8 Gr16einen Tetnes
Neffen Guf Oas906ite %erftaunt, unb bies @rz
%ftaunen fteigerte lih nod, oGs GonnorS ibm
ben @run0 0afiir ongab, @r 1aqte MANI
lt6, baB er geraoe als er gu 8ette qeben
pplte, cine Grf9einung gebabt babe, bic
ibm mittbeilte, baB feline Sante, bic sFrau
Mc@nernp, ernitlih e~rtruntt Tei unb baB er
fth bes6alb fofDrt auf ben Weq au t6r qez
ma4t babe. I'm 10 I9r, cine Gtun6e e6e
@onnors aus 0erbp abmqrf9irte, battle
Trau Wtc@nerneD einen 19neren S6laoz
anfau, Der un3metfelbaft ibren Sob sHr
SDlge baben ptrb.
@onnors liegt ieBt an ben ToG9en 1einer
nG9tli3en Wanoerung bur6 @turm unb
SGnee toDttrant i'm 8ette.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
Der Gin'ue Oes mtnters.
Oerfelbe modt fid ourd einen GEM
perdturpedieI pom etpa 90
6rao eini9ermafen bes
merfbar.
SIN 2a9emeinen hat i'm State MIR elm ees
ringer Shneefau ftattoefunoen,
> SprtngfteI6, Sa., %. 9es.

Sprtn9ftelb, SQ., %. 0e3.
8Om MOrgen, baIb odt l1br bis na6
Elm Ilbr fanb bier pei siemli6 befttgen
gforbDeftUtnb Elm leibter S6neefaQ itatt.
9lm Na6mittag begaun 6a6 thermometer
beOeuten0 gu fa0en, unS beute Mor9en bat
eS ben NuQpuntt erreicbt.
@Itou, ST., %. 0s8.
Snner6oIb Ser leBten nieruno3mdn3tg
Stunben bat bier Elm 5emperaturunteribieb
BON 30 Grab itat~tgefunOen. @m MOr9en
ibnette es BEL befti9em gtorbntn6 Elm nee
Mig, unb ALIEN 9tnideine na6 tpirO 6as
Tbermometer btnnen tpenigen StunOen ses
tauen iein.
9ecotur, Su., %. 9e3.
@eitern Worgen ftel 6as thermometer
bis auf IL Grab iber Nua uno aucb am
Na9mitta9e nabm bic &Glte itetig gu. Ser
San8amon lit 5ugefroren, aber eS bat tein
S6neefaQ itdttsefunben.
Gbampotgn, ST., %. 0e3.
@eitern Meorgen itonb 6as thermometer
auf IA Grab iber gtua, etma 20 @rab
nie6riger ais ie porber in 6ieIem Sabre !;
babel bat Elm titbti8er S6neefGa fiattges
funben.
0utncp, Su., %. 0e3.
@eItern Nbenb fiel 6os thermometer auf
Is @rab un6 Sic &Glte lit i'm Steigen Bee
g%riffen. 9aS @etter mar FLAIR, un6 Der
S6ncefau iebr un~be6euten6.
@oIesburg, Su., %. 9e3.
Set DDrseitern lit 6os thermometer UNI
40 Grab 9efauen; seitern 2lbenb ltano es
auf Otua, unb beute Wforgen bate eS bel
beftigem 9torbtptnO ben ~gfunpunft melt
iiberibrttten. Der au9enbIidlib bier berrz
ibenbe 8aiiermansaL siebt gu man6.rIet
8elorgntB 8eranlaifung.
Bloomington, ST., %. Deg.
9ter begann Der Scbueefau ibon Dore
geftern Nben6, u11o oerielbe belt mGbrenO
Der gan5en 9tacbt unb bes 9eitrtgen Cages
an. 9aS thermometer lit auf 5 @rao
unter gtuu gefalen.
8eOria, SG., %. 9e3.
Set seftern berrf9t Bier itarfe &Glte,
unb baS thermometer bate beltte Worgen
nab Mitternabt ben g~fuQpunft iiberfbrits
ten. GS bat tein Sbncefau itattgefunoen,
unb eS itnb AUDI feine@n3et6en ponS9neez
tDetter OOrbanoen.
&odfOr6, NaperOiQe, @lstn uno @aufe=
gan batten ebenfaII8 unter benz pl0bltden
WitterungStpecbfel gu Ieiben, unb in al
Oteien Ortl6aften mar baS thermometer
beute Wor9en big untcr Nuu gefaQen.
0abet pebte elm beftiser Norbminb, Der
jeoO9 fetlen o6er nur lebr 9ertn9en S5neez
fau i'm @efOlge bate.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-28
Auf oer Reife nadD 9apan,
5wet dinefide 5rieOenscommiRdre
nod Ger joponiiden Poupttaot
unterme9s.
Der cine oerielben miro BON ser iapanifhen
Re9ierun9 wahribeinIid wieoer nab
Rauie eefbtdt weroer.
@Aonahof. %. 0ea.

Ser 5riebenscommi7Gr Sf6angzOinz
9oan 1T BON SienzSfin mad S1btS6u obgez
reiit, nirb nit Ieinem GpQegen @6aozOapz
2ien am 6. Sanuar bier 3uIommentreffen,
unb Oann nit bieiem bic 0feiie nu4 2ottO
antreten.
9f6ongzginz9Oon 1T 9rdfiOent Der
Steuerbe6Orbe, MttglieD bes 3ei9srat6es,
u1b mar Dor eintgen SSabren 9tnefff9er Sc
ionbter in Wafbtngton, @bao@Oaoz2ien
lit 1teQpertretenber Gouperneur Der 6tne7iz
i9en YroDin5 9uan; er mar fri6er Sou
Derreur Der Snfel Gormofa unb feBte als
iol4er cine 8elObnung bon $4,000 fir Die
3erit0run9 zines grOBen japaniI 9en &riegs=
f4iffes aus, pGbren0 er fir bic 3erIt0rltng
OOn tleineren japanif6en &riegsf9iffen cine
8elobnung BON $4,000 Bot. NuBerbem ent=
mari er mod cine ~befDnbere Pretsltite fir
bic @inbringung BON tObten Dber lebenoen
iapanti9en Solbaten; fir ben &opf zines
iapantl9enO ffi5ierS be3ablte er 5000, lpdbz
renb Elm gemeiner Solbat BEL ibm nur eintn
Mertb BON $500 bate. Nu5 Dtefen 8riin0en
iptrb ft9, pie bebauptet ptrb, Die japantf6e
Regierung tpeigern, ben 9errn SbaOzOaoz
2ten ol5 SrieOenscommt7dr gu empfongea.