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SHOOTING NEAR ASHLAND.
A Youth Insults Woman and is Seri.
ouSly Wounded.


ouS1y Wounded.
ASHLAND (Or.), Dec. 31.-Bob Wilson,
a boy Is or 10 years, was shot and seri-
ously wounded by Dan Conwell at Har-
vey's farm, seven miles north of here,
last evening. Conwell has been arrested,
and viii have preliminary examination
Tuesday. Both parties work at Harvey's
ranch, as also does Conwel's wife. The
report is that Wilson either insulted or
uuarreled with Mrs. Conwell, and Con-
we'll slapped him for it, when the boy
pulled revolver and shot through Con-
wells hat. The latter fired four or five
shots in return, one of the shots taking
effect in Wilson's abdomen. The doctors
say there are ten chances to one against
his recovery. though Wilson is reported
slightly better to-day.
WENT TO SLEEP ON THE TRACK.
One Youthful Tourist Killed and An
other Badly MangIed.
DELANo, Dec. 31.-Gilbert Gates. Geo.
Koller and Guy Richardson, three youth
ful tourists who were beating their way
south along the railroad, took shelter last
night in warm bed of cinders dumped
between the tracks. They dozed off to
sleep, and with fatal results. The mid
night passe niger train from the south ran
on TO them, severing the body of Gates in
two, and crushing the legs of Koller at
points below the knees. Roller was re-
moved to the County Hospital. where the
necessary amputation was made, and he
will probably recover. Richardson, the
youngest of the lads, awoke barely in
time to escape the fate of his companions.
Gates was 10 years old and native of
Indiana
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MILWAUKEE, Dec. 3l.-One of the re-
ceivers of the Northern Pacific returned
from st. Paul tonight. He says the en-
ployes of the road do not complain so
much of the reduction of wages as of the
several things they consider unfair.
Payne says If the men can convince the
receivers that they are not being treated
fairly they (the receivers) may join the
men in petition to Judge Jenkins to
change the schedule to conform to their
i6aa
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The Cameroons Incident,

LONDON, Dec. 3l.-A Berlin dispatch to
the fines says: There is great discomfort
here owing to the fact that the Cameroons
incident was kept secret for a fortnight.
Even now the cause of the revolt is not
given. The opinion is that there must be
something wrong with the administra-
ton OF the country to excite the police
and even women to mutiny. The police
force consists of from 100 to l50 Dahomey-
ans, recruited in 1891 by Baron Craven
reuth, and have hitherto borne an excel
lent character
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THE COLUSA TRAGEDY.
Supposed Murderer of Two Fisher
men Under Arrest.
STRONG EVIDENCE AGAINST THE
ACCUSED.

Three Youthful Tourists Go to Sleep
on the Railroad Track at Delano,
One of Whom Was Killed and An
other Badly Mangled by a Passing
Train. the Third One Awakening in
Time to Escape Injury-No Tid1ngs
of the Posse in Pursuit of Chris
Evans.
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Political Crisis at Yokohama.

YOKOHAMA, Dec. 31.-There is politi-
cal crisis here, and scenes of the utmost
disorder were witnessed Friday, when
Parliament reassembled, arising out of
the excitement over the question of the
Presidency. a good deal of violent lam
guage was exchanged. The Government
ended the tumult by proroguing Parlia-
ment until January 18th. By an imperial
rescript yesterday Parliament is dis
solved. The election campaign, it is ex-
pected, will be of an unusually exciting
nature.
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A Newspaper Change.

PUEBLO, Dec. 3l.-The Santa Fe Daily
.Ne,o Merican, for thirty years the leading
Republican newspaper in New Mexico,
will Tomorrow pass into the hands of
Governor Horton and other leading
Democrats. George IL. Cross, for twelve
years news editor of the paper, succeeds
Colonel Max Frost as editor.
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Secondary school studies.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The report of
the committee appointed by the National
Educational Association at Saratoga in
the summer of 1892, to make an investiga-
tion of secondary school studies in the
United States, has been transmitted to the
Secretary the Interior. 1t is a lengthy
presentation of the results of a careful ex-
animation of the whole Iield of secondary
education as conducted in private acade-
mics and publich high schools.
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An Early Morning Blaze.

Shortly after O'Clock this morning an
alarm of fire called the department to
blaze on 1 street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. The roof of house at 1l23
street, owned by John Lodge, had caught
fire, presumably from sparks from the
chimney. The damage was slight.
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Cut in illuminating Oil.

PUEBLO, Dec. 3l.-The Continental Oil
Company, the Standards western ad-
iunct. on account OF competition, has cut
the wholesale price of illuminating oil to
cents and the retail price to 10 cents.
The Florence Oil and Refining Company
N. OF tho cuf
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DOUBLE HOLIDAY.
Two Notable Events TO Occur at San
Francisco To-day.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3l.-To-morrow
will be a double holiday in San Fran
cisco. The informal opening of the Mid
winter Exposition will take place at 8
O'Clock in the morning. There will be
no special feature until 10 o'clock, when
a concert will be given in the Central
Court by the Midwinter Fair Band. AS
the dedicatory exercises of the fair have
been postponed until all the exhibits are
in place, there will be no speech-making
or other formal exercises. at 2 o'clock,
however, the officers of the fair will as
sist at the unveiling of the Sir Francis
Drake monument, "The Prayer-Book
Cross" erected beyond the fair grounds
near Strawb berry Hill. This will be fol-
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TRAGEDY IN PENNSYLVANIA.

A Bride of Only 81 Month Killed by
Her Husband.
MEDIA (Pa.), Dec. 3l-Swithin C. Short
lidge, Principal of the Meade Academy
for Boys, while out promenading to-day
with his wife, bride of only month,
shot and instantly killed her. For three
weeks Shortlidge had been confined to
his home with the grip. This morning
he took walk, with his wife on his arm.
Soon after they started shots were heard,
and the Chief of Police ran to the spot,
where he found Mrs. Shortlidge was dead,
and her husband clinging to her and call
ing her to come back to him. Apparently
Shortiidge does not realize what he has
done, and is continually asking for his
wife
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AFFAIRS OF THE NATION.
The Senate and House Will Recon-
yene on Wednesday.
LITTLE EXPECTED TO BE ACCOM-
PLISHED THIS WEEK

Discussion on the Federal Elections
Bill VIII Occupy the Time of the
Senate, While the Hawaiian and
Tariff Questions VIII Probably Fig
ure in the House-The Republican
Members of the House Foreign Re-
lations Committee Complete Their
Report on Hawaiian Matters.
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Awaiting an Owner.

Two horses attached to heavy farm
wagon were taken up in the neighbor
hood of Sixth and NJ streets at an early
hour this morning and taken to stable.
The owner can recover the same on ap-
pl1cation to the police station.
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from neighboring towns, but, though
able to save the bank and postotfice. were
unable TO restore order. Finally the ot1i-
GERS in command of the troops were
obliged TO send for additional reinforce
ments. which hurried to the spot as soon
as possible, but the rioters had dispersed.
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,fnrderer Commits suicide.

PINE BLUFF ark, Dec. 3l.-J. d.
McDermott, the murderer of g. N.
Brooks, was found hanging in his cell in
the local Jail this morning, having sui
cided with rope made of bedclothes.
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THE REVOLT IN BRAZIL.
A Combined Assault to be Made on In
SuP2ent Vessels.

SuISSuO csSolSs
PERNAMBUCo, Dec. 31.-The cruiser
America is reported off this point, and it
is said that as soon as she is ready to put
to sea again both the Nictheroy and
America will sail southwark. During the
last few days the Nictheroy is said to
have completed her crew and made all
other arrangements necessary to sail. 1t
is rumored that the two cruisers will be
reinforced by other vessels and that the
fleet will then sail for Rio, and upon their
arrival there the ships and forts will
make com blned attack upon the lnsur-
gent vessels and endeavor TO end the re-
bellion with one determined engagement.
The report has gained circulation here
that PeiXoto has gathered two or more
ships, supposed TO be torpedo boats, from
Europe, In an out-Ot-the-way port, and
the Nictheroy and America are to join
those vessels shortly, When the move
southwark will be commenced.
THE SAN FRANCISCO ARRIVES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-Secretary Her
bert received telegram from Pernam-
buco this evening announcing the arrival
OF the San Francisco at that port.
FRENCH VESSEL FIRED UPON.
MARsEILLEs, Dec. 3l.--Letters just re-
ceived from Rio say that French vessel
was fired upon by the Aquidaban, which
discharged number OF machine guns,
but did no damage. The French Ad-
miral Immediately demanded an apology
and redress. The Aquidaban next morn
ing saluted the French flag with eleven
guns.
THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Runners State That There is No Doubt
Wilson's Party Were Killed.
CAPEToWN, Dec. 3l.-A dispatch from
Palapye of December 18th announces that
native runners state that there is no doubt
that Captain Wilson's party were sur
rounded and killed.
Chief Commissioner Rhodes, during his
visitto Palapye. bitterly reproached King
Khama for deserting Major Goold Ad-
ans while the latters column was on the
march. King khama replied that his
men disagreed with the white methods OF
warfare, and feared they would fall VIC
TINS of the smallpox epidemic which had
broken out among the troops. The King
said tho warriors were obliged to return
to field-work, as there was danger of
their families wanting food.
a dispatch from Bulnwayo, December
24th, says there are rumors among the
natives that Captain Wilson is still pur-
suing King Lobengula. The whites at
Capetown are inclined to believe the
Buiuwayo dispatch in preference to the
one from Palapye.
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INCREDIBLE BARBARITY.
Further Details of Cossacks Attack or
a Church at Krosche.

Church at Krosche.
COLOGNE, Dec. 81. = The Cologne
Zeitatng publishes full details Of all attack
upon the Catholic Church at Krosche, in
the government of Kevne, by Cossacks
last month. The account fully confirms
the report originally sent out, and which
was afterward officially denied. The
correspondent of the Zeitung adds that
the Cossacks were guilty of incredible
barbarity and cruelty. They lanced and
knouted defenseless people, whom they
drove from the churches. Women as
we'll as men were included among the
victims. Dead and mutilated bodies
were thrown into a lime pit near the
church. Sacred ornaments were taken
from the edifice, broken into pieces and
thrown into .cesspool. The Cossacks.
after this sacrilege, were allowed to
plunder the village.
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Muldoon Fails to Secure a Fall.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 31.-Martin Muldoon
met Barnie McFadden of St. Louis in
Greco- Roman wrestling match. Null
doom, at 19S pounds, was to throw Me
Fadden, at 143, twice in an hour. He
failed to secure fall.
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An Englishman Murdered.

MONTE CARLO, Dec. 31.-An English
man named Mancer Allender, stopping
at the Hotel Metropole, has been MUIR
dered on mountain road while en- route
to Mentone. The body was terribly
stabbed and bruised and watch and
other valuables stolen.
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TWO SUICIDES.
How Two Men Ended Their Earthly
Existence at Pittsburg.

How Two Men Ended Their Earthly
Existence at Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, Dec. 31.-Two well-known
men committed suicide to-day, II. H.
Grafton of Seawickley, a commercial
traveller, and w. w. Donohue, an oil man
of Mercer.
Grafton shot himself in the washroom
of parlor car on the Pittsburg and Lake
Erie this morning while coming to the
city. Before suiciding he wrote his will.
He stated in his will that his physician
had told him he had Bright's disease, and
he concluded to end his misery.
Donohue had been drinking hard for
several weeks and last night was taken
to the Mercy Hospital. Early this morn
ing he arose. and, during the temporary
absence of the attendant, took penknite
and cut his threat. He died in less than
an hour.
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Fierce Conaict in Albania.

CETTMGE. Dec. 3l.-A fierce conflict
has taken place between Lume and
Caboosch tribes in Albania, and there
was much blood shed. The commander
at Prizreud was unable to pacify the
tribes, and was compelled to flee.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 31.-Particulars have
been received of an accident by which
three persons were instantly killed by
the New York express at Patuxent, on
the Baltimore and Potomac, eighteen
miles from this city. last night. The
victims were an aged couple, Thomas z.
Varley and wife, of Patuxent and ten
year-old grandson. All were in a car
riage and evidently did not hear the ap-
proach OF the train. The carriage was
struck and mashed into kindling wood.
The remains of Mrs. Valrey were thrown
between the tracks and cut to pieces.
Varley's head was crushed and their
child'S skull fractured.
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Rumor That Prendergast suicided.

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-A rumor was cur
rent to-day that Prendergast had commit
ted suicide. but there is nothing in the
story. Prendergast's actions during the
morning aroused suspicion, and Guard
Wallace told the assassin to hold out his
hand until he was searched. why do
YOU want to search me?" demanded
Prendergast, angrily. 'If you fellows
think l am going to commit suicide you
are foolish. Ii l have to die l am going
to put you to the bother of killing me-"
Nothing was found upon the prisoner
with which ha could iniura himself.
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A Dog Prevents a Robbery.

ORovILLE, Dec. BE. Klein, barber
here. while going home from his shop,
was sandbagged by footpad. Klein was
accompanied by asdog, which prevented
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Half-Breed Indian and an on1cer sho

Haif-Breed Indian and an officer Shot.
TACOMA, Dec. 31.-A half-breed Indian
named Frank Sisco was shot early this
morning while attempting to break into
saloon. Officer Bush shot him five
times before the Indian was caught.
Shortly afterward burglars were discov-
cred breaking into Miller 81 Grinnell's
general store, West Tacoma, and officer
King chased them. The burglars opened
fire on the officer, and for three blocks
both pursuer and pursued kept up run
ming fire at each other. The officer was
finally shot in the side and the despera-
does escaped.
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lowed by another exposition concert at
RACES AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Closing Day of the Fall Meeting at tho
Bay District Track.

Closing Day of the Fall Meeting at tho
Bay District Track.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3l.-There was a
large crowd at the Bay District track yes
terday to witness the closing events of the
Blood-horse Associations fall meeting.
The races resulted:
About six furlongs, Sir Charles won,
Blizzard second, Fortuna third. Time,
1:174.
Five furlongs, Gussie won, Seaside Sec
ond, GOrdius third. Time. 1:04!
Naglee handicap, one and one-sixteenth
miles, Pescador won, Cadmus second,
Racine third. Time, 1853.
Handicap steeplechase, short course,
Templemore won. Longwell second, Cito
third. Time, 3:4I4.
About five furlongs, Pennyroyal won,
Faro second. Royal Flush third. Time,
l:l64.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
s@mimSeI lit Oct @atent=Office.

@s f9eint pirfli9 MGes fau1 au fem,
nt9t nur unfere itdbttI9e 8erpaltung, fonz
bern au9 fpl9e 8unbesdmter, in pel9e
bis6er bas 8plt bas hD9ite 8ertrauen gez
febt bat, pie 3. 3. bic BatentzOfftce.
Set in einem 8nnbesgeri9te Das urz
tbetl abgegeben tporben lit, baB Die u8e1
Selepbon Comp" in unebrli6et @eife bic
@rlangung zines Batents auf Die 8erltner
8erbeKeruns oer50gert bat, peiB man, baB
es au3 in Der PdtentzSffice ni9t nit re9z
ten 9ingen 5ugebt, baB au9 bort 8efte4nnz
gen bic @ege Offnen, Dber te nu9 benz b r
+ ammeln n, unb baB es au9 bort Dem
@elOidde gelun9en TT, feline 9erri4aft olfz
3uf9laeen.
Sbne Mttf9uIbige in Der 8atent@Sffice
tpdre Die Sen Selepbon So. ni6t i'm Stanbe
gepefen, ben @rlaB eines patents pier
5ebn Sabre lang GIT bintertreiben, nnb mas
Die 8eG Comp. gu Wege gebra9t bat, tper>
ben &nbere tpObl au@ f9on nit Grfolg Derz
fu6t baben. @s 1T baber bD9ite 3eit, baB
Die Geform=geflettoren, tpel9e ieBt iiberdu
auf9efteIt tperben, tbr 2i9t audi in Die Sc
tpOlbe Der PatentzSffice binetnperfen, Die
oortigen S9Gben blpblegen unb Die S9uls
bigen CUR Re9enf9aft 3ieben.
Na9 ben BatentgeIeben bauert bas 8d=
tent@Prtbtlegium Iteb5ebn Sabre bom Sage
fetnes grlaIes an. 9as 8erlinef 9d=
tent tpurbe erit I'M Sabre 1891 e%rta1Ien,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
GnniI SreN's @a@fot8er TT Der
f6tueiser 0r6fOentS6aft.

Ser 8unbesprdiibent Der @9peia pirb
INNER nlr ouf Elm Sabr getpGblt, un6 atpar
pGRlen tbn Die beiben 9dufer Der 8unbesz
9eieb9ebung aus benz @oIegtum bes bic poQz
5iebenbe @epalt bubenben eibgenD1f1hen
8unoe5rdtbes, befen ~etnSelne Mtitolieoer ben
beri9iebenen 9epartements Der 8unbesz
regierung Dorte6en.
Obglei6 in Der 8unbesee1ebaebune Der
@9pei5 Die entf6ieben 2i6eralen bas lleberz
gepi9t BADEN, tpdblte fe bod NIT gefpaItiqer
Wfe6r5eit gum Na6fplger bes &ooifaIen
@mtl SreD in Der 8unbesprGftbentf6a ft
etnen pDEttif9en @egenfIBler Sreb's, ndmz
li3 ben nltramontanen Or. Spfepb 3 m b.
Gum erften Scale felt Der i'm Sabre 1848
in 6ol9e bes bDrbergegangenen @onberz
bunbsfrteges Donaogenen griinbli6en polittz
f3en nmgeftaltung Der S9peiS tritt iebt
Elm nltramontaner an t6re SpiBe, unb afpor
bur9 Die Stimmen fetner poIttif9en @eoS
ner. Die S9tpet3 tbut ban1tt ader Welt
funb, baB tie Die MiBtimmungen unb 8itz
t%erniffe, Die BPM @Dnberbunbsfrieqe her,
riibrten, nnnmebr gdn8li6 iiberpun6en unb
bertpunben bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
9er Iebte Sontba babin. - seine
Ttatt.

Sen RE Bomba" (8ombenfOnigl
nannten bic eStaliener ben tDranni19en
bourbontl6en &0nig SerOinanD II. bon
Reapel unb @i5tlien, neil er i'm Sabre
1848 Die ftb gegen i'm tpebrenbe Stabt
Neapel bombarbiren lieB. nnb ben n%iungen
8omba" nonnte man feinen i'm S. 1859 auf
BEN Sbron gcfommenen Sobn SranS II.
Dieter getifig Iebr bef9rGnfte Menf9, boz
mails erft breiunb3tpanaigiGbrig febte Das
S9redensregiment ieines @aters fort.
DIS aber i'm Spmmer 1860 8dribalbt
na9 rubmboaer @roberung Si3tltens gegen
Neapel 3og, purbe Der iunge 8omba, tpie
Die 8oIfsitimme ben 5ran3 n%annte, aus
Nngf pl0blib liberal; bas balf i6m iebo9
nt9ts; er berlor 2dn0 unb 2eute i'm Nu
unb flOb NIT fetner Srau nab Der Seftung
8aeta. 1tnb e 3eigte fib bort als gan3er
Mann, Dbglet9 erf ne1n5ebn Sabre alt.
sic mar aber feline 8ourbontn, fonbern cine
0eutI9e, -Wtarta, Sp9ter bes 6erSogS
Mtdr BON 8apern, iiingere S9pe1ter Der
0iterrei6tf9en &aiferin.
Wit g%ldn3enbem, elmer bei1eren @a9e
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6eftung Gdrgere 3eit mitteIit Der bur9 iie
DN9N'I|N|N" ONI"9HHS SNSIt D% IpSI wv
legene 2onb= unb Seema9t 8ictor
@manuers, tpdbrenb Der iunge 8Dmba, UNI
einen fre9en, aber plaftI9en Musbrud
5eine's gu gebrau3en, feline 9oien gelb nat@
ttrte. @nblt1 am Ii. Sebruar 1861 muBte
Maria, neil S9ieBbebarf unb 2ebensmitte[
gdn3li9 erf90pft tparen unb b0ie Seu9en
Northumberland - cdpituliren.
NeapeI unb SisiGien tpurben trob aner
8roteite 8Omba's benz 80nigrei9 StaIien
etnperletbt. 11nb er unb Iein 6elbentpeib
famen ais @nttbrpnte na9 Miin9en. 9dz
Ielbf trDftete er ft4 betm 9pfbrGu. 11nb
feitber fibrte er balb od bdlb bort Elm aiem=
li3 bdrmlofes 2eben, aus benz i'm foeben
in 3Drol Der Sob abrief.
Seine mod INNER f90ne Trdu iiberlebt
Jpn. 8inber binterldBt er t6r feline.
Sn3pif9en bat Die fDnigli9 italienif9e
&egterurg bas materieIe @obG ibrer unterz
italienii3en 8iirger 10 ednalt6 bernu9z
lGfftgt, boB fth Der 6uB gegen Die 8purz
bOnen baielbt mebr unb mebr berlor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
60 fants es ,,td,t tuetteree9e,.

3netmul bat bereits bic &egierung cine
Sob Nnlei6e 9emd9t, iebesma1 finb
Der 8eferbe ungefdbr SO MiGtonen0 o1ars,
I'M 9an3en alfo 116 MiQipnen, 5ugez
flofen unb mas 1T beute babon ibrig?
grit tpentge MD9en 1tnb felt Der nelten
Mnleibe %bergdngen, unb f9on 1T BON ben
SO Miltonen, mel9e bic 8egterung fir bic
so Mtlionen fiinfprpaentiger8onbs bereins
befommen bat, m 3 + ais bic 0Glfte
pieber aus benz S9abe berauseefloHen.
Mm leBten Srettag mar bic @olbreIerbe
duf nabeau$91, 100000 5ufammengef6molz
gen unb am Samftag purben abermals
iiber 2 Mi1ioner 9e5ogen, 10 bdB fi9 bette
faum mebr als 80 Mtltonen Dollars i'm
S9abe befinben, um IL MiIipnen tpentoer
als mir nab Der danger line" baben
Iplten, unb I'M 26 Miltonen tpeniger ais
mir bor bier Wo9en gebabt baben.
9as tit f6limm. Wenn Der Ma19tniit
bas @afer i'm &e1el unter einett g~etpiffen
Bunft berabgeben itebt, bann muB er bic
pumpen in Sang feben; jebe @~er3Dgeruns
birgt @efa6r in iih; Die &efelplatten f0n=
men oliiberb tperben nnb penn in 8eritbs
rung nit Mafer gebra9t, plDbli6 70 biel
Oompf erSeugen, baB etne @rploiion itattz
finbet.
nnfere gaegierung, ftebt an @teue bes
Maf9iniften. 9as @plt inn NGgemetnen
freili9 qGaubt, baB cine &egierung mebr
Iet, ais Elm bloBer Maf6iniit, uber nit
ni9ter. Ser &egierung tperoen bom Con-
qreTTe bic 8efIel, Mdf9inen, bds @dfer,
Seuerungsmaterial, ia fogar Der 9et3er
g~eliefert, unb biefer 6eiSer lit 5utpeilen elm
gang und9tfamer unb ungeberbiger @efeue,
nit benz Der Maf6iniIt ieinen Srubel unb
Merger bat. @r f9iirt unb feuert aupetlen
~finnlos barduf los, o6ne gu bebenfen, ob
AUDI genug 8afer I'M &efIel, bas Slider
beitsbenttl unb fDnft aIes in Srbn1ng fei.
Infer Grebtt fanb in 8efabr ols bic
ieBiae Gegierung 81 elmer Spetten 8olbdn=
leibe 16ritt. Ser 8efel mar fait troden
unb es mubte bpn Neuem 8afer na9gez
pumpt tperben. 9te1e Operation foitet dber
unferem 2anbe bteI @elb. Mir miiifen fir
Die 5peimaG e~eborgten So Maillionen in aebn
eoSdbren so Mil1tpnen 0p1Iars
3infen be5G3Ien. SIS Isppsst ii&
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
9te Observation-Disclosures lit 9ettti@z
L01t0.

9te in ben leBten Sagen aus 9eutf9lanb
beriibergefommenen 3eitunqen entbalten
cine Menqe BON 8eri6ten iiber Die @uitdbz
QbolfzSeier, Die d~lent6dlben i'm &ei4, tpo
es Proteitanten giebt, aufs ber3li6fte uno
f9Dnfte unter gepaltigem 3ubrang beganz
gen puroe.
@ebr ri9tig fagt iiber btefe ulIgemeine
Seiet in Noro unb Siib bes alien Batter
lonbes Der ,S9pGbt19e Mertur":
yMtdn feiert in @l1Itab Mbolf ben 9lauz
bensbeloen, Der in Der Stunbe Gl1Beriter Sc
fabr Die prDteTtanti19e &tr3e gerettet bat.
9as 1T Der Stanbpunft, ben du6 bic eban=
gelf9en 9eneralfDnpben e%tnndbmen, unb
er fam 0iemanben berleben, Der feiner1eits
bic 8laubenstreue urO ben 9%elbenmutb
anertennt, nie Dies beifpteGspeiie au9 Der
fatboltf6e @ef4idtf4retber Sanhen an
@uftab Nbolf tbut."
MuBer ben fir9lt9en Seterli6feiten FAM
ben an febr bielen 9GGben in OeutI9lanb
du9 5eitberf dmmIrngen nit treffli9en
&ebnern unb paffenbenM uIitportrGgen ftatt,
unb felbt rietge @GGe rei9ten fir Die 3uz
bOrermaien nt6t bin, 10 3. 9. Der ~gepalttge
Sddl beS Stuttgarter Q~ieberfrdn8es.
Nftt gar ma1tber Der peltGt9en Seftper=
fdnmlungen tpurbe au9 Die 9arfte0ung Iez
BENDER 8ilber berfniipft, in peIden S3enen
aus benz 9eben bes 0elben borgefi6rt muir
ben. Sn perf9tebenen beutf9en @tGbten
tparb glei4 am Nbenb bes Jefttages bu8 5u
biefem 3ped BON DITTO 9eprient gebt9tete
5etfpiel n9uftdb Nbolf" aufgefiibrt, bas
jeBt ietnen 9uuf burh gang 9eutI3lanb
nimmt. 0as Ndmli9e lit nit einem 5petz
ten, ben grDBen @egenftunO b%ebanbelnben
5eitipiel BON 8aul 8aifer Der San.
@benfo 9roBartig pie in 9euti6Ganb mar
Die Seter in S6Deben, bas in @nftab
Mbolf ni9t nur ben 8~prfdlnpfer bes 9lauz
bens Der u~ngebeuern Me6r6eit Ieiner 8etpo6=
ner, fOnbern au4 feinen qrOBten 6elben unb
Staatsmann pere6rt.
reber Die mebr dls groBarttge Seier in
StodbpGm nurbe bereits am nd9ften Sage
in %nnferen Selegrapbenfpalten ausfu6rIt9
beri9tet.