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Reaistration eloaes tomorror.


oLYxrIA. Feb. 2L--tspecial. The su-
preme court today heard arguments on the
quo warranto proceedings of G. III. He'll
bron against ]. W. Van Broeklin. to test
the legality of Mayor Ronald's removal Of
Mr. Hebron as a member of the board of
public works of Seattle. For the city Cor
poration Counsel Donworth coatendcd
that quo warraDto was not the proper
remedy for the wrong complained of. and
that the mayors order of removal could
only be attacked by ceriIorari proceedings.
Ho also held that, the mayor being vested
with discretion, his action could not DO
reviewed by the courts. On behalf of Mr.
HeiIbron, A. r. Burieigh argued that quo
warranto was the direct and proper remedy
To try the title to an Office, and that the
alleged causes assigned by the mayor did
not amount 10 alegal cause. He held that
the coarts had q right to pass on their suf-
ficlency. and that, IL they adiudged them
insufficient, then the action of the mayor
was Illegal and void and. Mr.. HeIibron
never having been removed, there was no
vacancy tor Mr.. Van BrockIin TO fiji.
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The Senate Committee Likely
to Impose a Duty.
MILLS SUCCEEDS MCPHERSON.
Arrests of Absentees Continue, Even
on the Honse Floor.
vors Annexation and Condemns tho
Foley Of Infamy-Cnckoo speech ON
Hawaii by White-Aease Deadlock.

WAsHISsrox CtrY, Feb 9i.-The senate
committee on finance was the scene OF
two changes today. Ii Was announced
aushoritatively II noon that Mills would
retire from the committee and Mcpherson
resume his seat Mills confirmed the re-
port when the senate adjourned. This
evening Mills stated that there had been
reconsideration, as Mcpherson did no. be-
iieye himself in q state of health TO war
rant undertaking the work of full men,
ber of the committee, and had asked Mills
to continue as q member in his stead.
which he would do. The second change
has set at rest q number OF rumcrs ati,at
as tn the cause of the first change. One Of
those was TO the effect that il was brought
about BY the dissatisfaction Of Eastern
Democratic senator's with the work OF the
subcommittee. This dissatisfaction GER
tainiy exists TO degree. bu, it is under
stood that it is directed against the bill
generally. and some disagreements have
been harmonizcd.
Sugar remains the principal disturbing
element. A member OF the finance CON-
mittee said today that but Tor the dfti-
Guilty of reaching an agreement upon this
article the Democratic members OF the
committee would be prepared TO make a
report tomorrow. There are other differ
ences that have not been arranged, but
they are on articles of comparatively little
importance and could be agreed upon in a
little time.
Secretary Carlisle was at the capitol a
short time this afternoon. and there is
ground for presuming that his mission
was in the interest of harmony and the
presentation of solid front from the
time the bill is reported. A Republican
member of the committee said he felt con-
fident that the Democratic members wouid
agree upon the sugar schedule before pre-
senting their report, and he expressed the
opinion that when the bill is reported to
the committee it would provide duty of
either cent per pound or 81 per cent. ad
valorem.
The available cash balance in the treas
ury today is $i3s, ,09s. 2l5.
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ASHLAND. Or. Feb. 2L-Further particu-
lars from Woodville in regard TO the shoot
ing % Henry Wynnes by Al Palmer say
that the latter was discharged from GUS
tody after the coroner's inquest was held
and q verdict generating Palmer rem
dered- silver watch was found on
wynnes' bed. wrapped up in a newspaper.
and the watch has been identified as be-
longing TO q miner who worked claim
near Wynnss'. and who mysterlousiy dis
appeared some time ago. Il 10 supposed
tha, the missing man was murdered By
Nxnnn4
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DROWNED IN SAVING ANOTHER.


NASAfxo, Feb. 2i-[special. Peter
Bryer. Wellington miner, was drowned
In Diver lake this afternoon under the
most painful circumstances. Since the
recent ssvere frosts the miners working as
Wellington have been I'm the habit of maxi
ing short cut across Diver lake from the
new townsite. This afternoon about 8
o'clock Emil Nauman was walking across
the lake, when the Ice gave way. His
cries for help attracted the attention Of
another miner. Peter Bryer, who At once
ran to the rescue. Bryer secured plank,
and with IL succeeded in getting Nauman
out, but the latter had hardly got onto
his feet when the Ice gave way UNDER
meath Bryer and he disappeared from
sight. After . search the body was re-
covered at 4:30 The unfortunate Dryer
was married only last week.
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A National Celebration at ch,okamaaws-

WAsHIxsToy CIrT. FEB. 2L-Grosvenor's
bill for a national celebration st the
Chickamsuga and Chattanooga military
park September 10 and -. has been ap-
proved by the house committee on mill
tary affairs The arrangements will be
under the direction of the secretary of
var. who is 10 request the participation OF
the president and congress. supreme
court. heads Of departments, army and
navy. governors. etc
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case Of the state of Washington, responds
snt, VS.. G. Z. Carter, appellant. from Lin.
coin county, the supreme court today re-
yersed the judgment OF the lower court.
The defendant Vas convicted in the super
Tor court Of seduction OF I4-year-old girl.
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Washington Postmas,.rs.

WAsHtSsTox CIrY. Feb. 2i---fS Special -
Washington posimasisFs commissioned
Clinton &. Fiison. X Kirkland. Stella Brad
shaw. Wenomah. Appointea-c. +.
woehr. at Pampa Whitman county, IN
place Of Leila Bowman. resigned.
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p,.t.n.r,,.a Boh eating Contests.

NEw YoRk. Feb. &l-Robert /. eating.
who VAS dssinheriteI BY his father for
having married Minnie eeligman, the
actress, has tiled objections 10 the probate
Of MS fathers wiIi. lie alleges that MS
father was OF unsound mlad. and tina. the
eodsesi dsinheritiug him vas made under
the in;iuenee of ms ancle. Waiter Cutting.
and b : brother and cousin, within Cut
ting
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TACOMA. Feb. Il. - IsIeeial.l - The
municipal league has decided to nominasea
ticket and then try 10 get the political
parties 10 indo-se their candidates, who
will be made up from all parties.
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C3czsns' League grand nsass meeting a.
Arsnorv Friday. Good speakers and
music. Everybody iayltsd-
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Haeeatoai or vegfuicaiu a. Cooper & Iayysas
- esaEspes box commonly sold Tor ten pouadx.
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MoRGAN.s KEroar. on HAWAII

City clerks otfce open for registration Fri
dGy eEenSng
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SMUGGLING LauNcH sErxEp.

'omeyrer
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PULLMAN Is INDIGNANT.

Yon eamnot register after somorrow tF,
dayl
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LESSONS IN =.
French. Music
And German
~GIEs bY AggiSGExisf

CSS-Rev. David c Garrett. 81
Eksrectoyy, Mrs l. = J. hunt y srfes, ISks
bstSu AsS Wallace Satsies lsso Ini
49, s,rest. AL VSTeats OF former pupils
"a vac tafoTnstinu AppiF - tns NJ SSk-e
sSrAAseVkNk fls KIevsntn street. ciiy.
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Nettuttg mar .tabe.

sic arbeiteten nit aller Ma9t, aber
bic Gee sins bod uno bic tapferen 2e=
bensretter itrengten ale Rrdfte an, um
Die leberlebenben bon bem Iinfenoen
S9iIf au retten. gber alles ging gut
unb ole ,purben in Der bunflen Sturm=
na6t gerettet. - Wieber mar es cine
gfa1t unb elm Meni6enleben ftanb auf
benz @pisle. 6err 9. $. 9annenbrod
in Ginnep. no.. 1T unier @eipdbrs=
mann fir Golsenbes er3ablt Ser
Sobn meines Na1bars fam zines Nadts
unb bolte cine 5laide Magenitdrfer.
ST iaete, iein 0ater babe ihon einige
Sage 10 itarten 9urdfaa sebabt, oab
ct ni1ts mebr ipie Blut uno Wafer
abfiibre unb um sipolf llbr bdtten iie
ibn ins 0aus trasen miiien. SD iaste
ibm, man iolle ieinem 8ater ieoe babe
@tunbe einen gbl6Hel boa einseben
uno menn iie brei gbl5ffel pcll seseben
bdtten. bann iollten iie aufb0ren. 9lm
anbern Morgen eins id bin, um 3l
ieben, tpie es nit ibm ausiebe unb er
lab moblsemutb beim Sfen. Ser Ma=
senitarter bate feline Wirtung setban.
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Sn Wef Mleranbria, preble So. O.,
eri1ob am Sonntas Morsen Der AZ
Sabre alte Sames Saplor, Der iid in=
mitten elmer ldngern Spree befanb,
obne aueenl6einli6e urIade eiren jun=
gen Wann aus sea6teter Galnile, Na=
mems SEQ. Meper. GaDlor, elm arbeits=
i1euer 5runtenbolo, iab bor ieiner
balbberfalenen Quite in ber Ndbe Der
Babnitation, als Der iunge MeDer beg
Weges fam unb i'm lledeno fragte, Oh
er i1on gefriibifiidt babe. sd min
bid frubltiiden," ertpieoerte miirril9
Saplor, erariif cine boppelauiige Glin=
te unb leste auf Wleper an. Dieier, in
Der Meinurg, Der Mlte iderse, ridtete
ben Gopf riidpdrts, 5eigte nod feinem
Oalie unb rief: .5dieB bieber!" SIN
ndditen Mu9enblide fradte Elm S6uB,
unb Meper itiir3te leblos aur grbe. Der
Wlorber ipuroe fofort berbaftet er be-
bauptet, nidt getpuBt at baben, baB
bas Betpebr gelaben mar. 9ie glufre.
guns Der Nadbaridaft iiber Oieie feise
Morotbat erreihte gegen Mbeno einen
folden Grab, baB bic Diitte bes Sdurs
Ten faf benz Grbboben gleid9ema6t
unb Die ipdrlihe 1auseinri9tung 3er=
triilnmert tuuibe.
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ginem 8riefe BON &eo. S. @unoers
man in Dimonbale tpurbe uns seitattet,
folaenoes gu entnebmen sd s0sere
nidt, Dr. Sings giem Discovery anses
leeentlib su empfeblen, nabbem bas
Mlittel i'm Granfbeitsfalle meiner Srau
iuabrbaft tpunberbare &eiultate ersielt
bat. gDdbrenb id in &ibes Sunetlon
als pfarrer Der oortiaen Baptiltense=
meinbe funttionirte, ipurbe iie bon elmer
9unsentrantbeit, tpelde bon einem Qn=
falle Der Grippe auriidseblieben tpar,
melt binunter gebradt. S6redll6e
0uitenanfdlle bauerten oft nit tpenig
nnterbrud itunoenlans uno man bee
gam, au fiirdten, beb iie bieielben ni9t
iiberIeben iperbe. Sin Jreui,b rietb
uns Dr. Sings Nem DISCOVERY an bas
Mittel besann raid su ,uirten uno er=
sielte hpdbefrieOigenbe 2eiultate.
Jlai6en au 50&ents uno 81 (pro=
beflai1en sratis) in Der MpOtbete bon
/ &. 6. MILLER & 6 Sohn.
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s r z q IFIC S.

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SoIls Semrtoia bonn gtirns3,t9
C5temOes0Diea.

Infer Retailer febt befanntlid ni1t
nur i'm 3eiden bes 0ertebrs, fonbern
aud in Dem Der fistaliihen N0tbe. 0a=
ber tommt es, baB beim reiienoen pub=
Iifunl i'm Gebiet manber mitteleuroz
piiiI1en giienbabn 8eripaltungen oft=
mails einise nnaetuiBbeit berribt, ob Die
2ofomotipen inebr sur @attung Der
Dampfmaidinen ooer 5teuermaidinen
aeb0ren. Giefen 3peifeln, Oenen Die
3iise fisfalifben Gbarafters unb Die
fistalif1en gbaratters3ii9e unterlie9elt,
gibt cine Mittbeiluu9 i'm Neuen Wiener
9aeblatt friibe Wahruns. gs batbelt
ii1 um ben felt bem /. SUM b. S. per=
febrenben Qurus3ug 3tpiiden Wien uno
Oftenbe. Die groben Bor5iise Der neu=
en- @erbinbung gnglanbs nit bein
Orient in 8esus auf 3eiteriparnib uno
Bequemlihteit perben pollauf aner=
fannt. go ). g., bab Die Gabrtoauer
Wien=Qonbon i,llr nod 90 6tunbeil
betrdat, unb bab man binnen IA Strn=
ben BON Der 6iterreidiihen 0auptlfaot
Elm anberes mddtiges 8ertebrseentrum,
frankfurt am Main, erreide.t fann.
Das ipiro, pie gelagt, mad 8ebiibr GEE
riibmt. Qlber bel alier @ebiibr unb na=
inentlih bel alien @ebiibren mub es un=
lomebr auffalien, oaB in ben peribieoe=
men Gtaaten, bic ber GitenOe=Wien=gr=
preb burheilt, Elm nationaler @etrd,lfe=
stpang auseeilbt tpirb.. unb Sipar muB
Der biiritenoe Yaiiagier in ieoem Ganoe
bic einbeimii4en mebr ober mirtoer
trintbaren probutte genieben. uSn
benz iiberaus praftii1 eingeri1teten
aiidentuasen iteben", 10 beridtet jenes
Ylatt, Imfanareibe, felt beridlofene
unb nit 3olplomben beriebene 3alten,
auf beren jebem in breiten 2ettern Der
Name zines 2anbes 3u leien 1T. ngel-
aien" = ,9euti1lanb" - v8aDern"-
| uOeierrei6". Wiro bier seosrapbii6er
Mnl1auunssunterriht ertbeilt ? 9ln
Der @ren3e tann man erfabren. mas
bieie Raften bergen. Sm 3eitaurations=
tpagen oiirfen nur bic Weine unb 8iere
ienes 2anbes ierbirt merben, bas Der
Oltenoe @ien gfpreb seraSe ourd=
fdbrt. Man erbdlt alfo bon Wien big
panau 0iterreidii6e Weine unb Miener
Bier; in Yaiiau beiteisen Die baperi=
| iben GinansudAter ben 3ug, lesen Die
| 3olplompe an bic Dlterrei6iIde @etrdn=
fe entbaltenben Galten unb Dfnen Die
baperiiden Wein= uno 8ierquelen.
Mn Der beutiden (?) Grenae bieielbe
Operation gapern miro aeiperrt uno
Der oeutide aaiten se0fnet. llno in
Serbestbal, on Der belgii6en @rense,
fperben belsii6e Weine unb 8iere ber=
porgebolt uno Die oeuti6en unter
S9lob unb 8iesel selest. S6ub5Da=
ner tonnten iib wabrbafti3 elm grtra=
8ereniigen bereiten, ipenn tie beoba6=
ten ipollten, nit mie peinlider @enanig=
teit bieie Wabreseln ourdgefiibrt per=
ben.
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es 1T pom sr6Bter api1tieteit bab aeute beren
stereu umtbdtie inD. bos asritdHDniB bafar baben,
bab elm folder 8nitanb idIieBIi bic eebens0rsane 10
amereiIt baB bas 2ebtu an einem isibenen Jab9en
banat griebrfGs NierentraHfbeit 3u6ertranfbeit
Gi,usiBbarnsn inb aes ssiOen BON iebr tartnddisem
Gborafter wenn ne erft einssspnrStlt Fub uMb ae ba
bsa bic bbft iatoe Nsenne erft NIT benz xobe sn trs
lbIdeu Oft jpottsn He Der aunit ber erfabreniten
Merate nnb Der beudbrteiten pslmitteI bet barmaIo
pos merben he aber bon AniaHs an, iDbaIb bic Site
ren unreselmdbis an iauftiOHirtn aHfansen, nit 5c
jtettrs Maosnbjtters bsldmpf 70 uirb De ibHtn bros
beabe Getabr abeeiutnbet GbtnIo Hut!i1 TT bieje
9aus0rsnss gesen 10 atdeI6e eeiDsu pie DerfOptnug
Nilioffdt Dnspepae nnb Slsrbpftdt Git biIoet eile
e@utpebr eeseu wsalaria unb bsust drOuiinem 5bel'
matisulus Dor
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Nier arotte Grfolae.

JolseiOe bier MeOIillen, bic ben an=
erfan,,,ea Guf beliDen, pollfonmen 81
leifen, iuas i'll ben 3eituu9sar5eisen
ue.ip. oa)en wi.o, baben eiilell pbdnemo=
aolen Gc'fcll ersielt Dr. Sings Neu
9iseoue.D, seaen Aussebrnns. 9uiten
nnb Gcic.,g, jeee Slai6e sarantirt,
Glett,ic Siiiers, oas srobe 0eilmittel
sese,l S.clfDeiten ber 2eber, Der Nieren
rno oes Niaaells, 8udlens 9lriiea
Galbe, Die be1e in Der 8elt - uilb
Dr.- Sings ,a;c,U 2ife pias", cine gang
DoroiisiiUe giae. 9lae bieie Mcbisinen
finb garaniist, bic beriprOdene gDir=
tilns ~ Dabe,t.; Die llntergidneten iiilo
gerne bereit, bieriiber iueiieres mit5u=
'tbeilen.. gu baben in ben Npoibeten
bon s. 6. Miller & 6 oBn unb
Or. s. 8. Gentf6. l
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Brii6e,t 8otOs stt ber=
fnmfett

QnbitDrs CfIite Ensraraipas gountp, CbiD
yleip DbiIabeipbia. l9. September 1894.
Die Weh5rbe btr Gommiifondre bon 9nsearatpas
GOHntp, DbiD, tuirb bis
Srsitae. 8. oftshsr 1894.
l2 nbr Uittags in biefer Office perTs9ete Mngebote
eHtas0eR nebnisw fir ben aserfauf Don 9uscaraipas
Gpanfp DrtdeH. Bombs NIT COUPONS i'm Hetrage bon
10000. 3k 8pn6s tpereen In Defrdgem bon $1,000
ansgeaebsn Fe iuerhen pom l. September 1894 botirf
nmb tfaQen proaent 3tnjen Der S|abr. 9ie Bombs
pereeu bsm adufer am NerfonfStage ibergeben. Die
erjisn 3inIen merbtn an i. Wt6r5 1895 be5ablt unb
lerua& ale jetbs Wlanate, bis bic Bombs eingeibsf
fuo.
Die Ucnbs perben tinotlDst ,pie ioist
1900 NIT 1inItu am 1. U2dr5 1881.
5000 NIT Siufen om l. Sept. 1897.
eb000 NIT 3iuitn am !. Wl6r3 1893.
ea000 nit Sinieu am ]. Gept 1893.
Doub8 nnb 0inieu fnb 5abIbar i'm gountp S6ab
eut DOE Iusf0ratpG8 GpuHfp.
Tick 80nDS merbsn aus9egebeR geffibt auf bic Au
tQrdt 8eftiDu 87l ber rtDibrten @eiese bon CbD
NB1fbOie BnHsu tar einfn Bomb eingereifbf perben
nit bu Yfipileeinm siatu beliebtesu Yetrag su nebs
usu Do<r tar be e0n5e @mmme bon 10000
1k 9stbroe bsb6It ft b0s 3tsttt bpr eiE3elne Ober
~ 4r9sSett - perDeyleH.
~ Dexbs fperbsH nitt inter benz NenniDertb iaumt
sss2ssa:s:9Iszas1 8ssn aessssessI. @ ss;r.
Ent 6errsss.t nlt hss AniIarift Bids for Bridge
81 1siiras 81 Bsa5res esr souatp committeeman
50. M. WAItet,
goHntp MaOitor.
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Mrbeiter aus YuIlmatt Sriins
Dett In @0nSAS etae Tabrtt.

Siatpatba. Qanias, 80. Sept. Der
,pulman gompanp Dperatib Club,
ipelder Offerten mebrerer Stdbte, ba=
rlnter 9opeta ilnb Qa!Drenee, be5iigli1
bes Drtes fit bic Nnla9e ieiner Werf-
itdtten unter gripdgung bate, bat ii6
fir Elm llebereinfomnen init bem bieli=
gen Drte entf1ieben. Gie ,erife Mb<
tbeilung bon Mrbeitern ipirO iofort bon
pullman. Der bei @bicago gelegeneI
Gabrititabt, hieser gebradt uno bic
Mrbeit in tempordren Werfitdtten fofort
begOnnen ,perben. gs iinb Mrran9es
ments nit Der Stabt 9etr0Hen, bab bic
entbebrli1e Rraft Der ftdbtiiden Wat-
ieriuerte 70 lange oem ileuen unterneb-
men 3ur Werfiigung ifeben fon. big bic
permonenten Werff1tten fertig fno.
Der erife Artitel, ipelAer fabri3irt mere
ben tpirb, iollen Welocipebe lein.
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tere geiebqebuna oes gunoes Inn Giien-

ASLC sVtJS2HCUutty VIZ ~OAHOsS tat Sti%N~
babntpe5en boraunebmen.
0err 2lenina, Direftor Der lano=
tpirtbi9aftli1en Sbule auf Der &iitti
bel Bern, bat bon Der Regiernng Die
gntlafInng unter 8erbantlng Der 9elei=
iteten bor3ii9liden Dienife erbalten.
Die befannte @lDfengieberei bes Der=
iforbenen @lpdensiebers Seller in lln=
terifraB bel 3iirid 1T burd Gauf an
0errn RAetibi in Narau iibergegangen.
9as Be3irfsseridt bes appenaelliiben
Mittelanbes bat einen Slid Grebler,
Der nit Mnipenouna BON Gblor ben
Sang betrieb, gu Grs. 800 8uBe ber=
fdllt, tpel1e BuBe Bel 0i1tbesablung in
so Sage @efdneniB umgetpanoelt wiro.
Start - aber perbient!
Die @e,perbe 9Llsitellung in 3iiri6
1T bis iebt BON mebr als 400, 600 pei<
lonen beiubt moroen. Oie Staot 3ii=
rid bate i'm eriten 0albiabr 1894 ei=
nen 8ebOlternns 3upa9s bon 1888
@eelen.
9lm Worobenb bes 8ettas miro I'M
2anton Bern gbenbs 6 llbr in allen
Rirhen nit allen 8loden geldutet.
Das 8etreibeiddft tann lid nidt auf=
i1winaen, Der @eidaftsgang 1T iehr
ilau. Sn ben 2aserbduiern bon @o.
inansboru mar oer Nusgans unb Gins
gang lebte Wode 10 aerina, oab Die
Observation-Disclosures (9rdsler) iiber 8er=
bienfloiiefeit tla9ten. Sic glei1e aes
briidte Gtiml uns miro aud bon aus=
Idnoii1en Mirften semeloet aesen.
tpdrtis iit Mais besehrt, aber penig
auf Eager.
Dasesen entiuidelt iih, tpie i'd ibon
i'm lebten 8eriht betont babe, Der yiebs
banoel lebbaft. gus Dem st. S6mpa
miro semelbet, oab 5ablreide 9dnbler
bas @ebiet burdtreifen auf nddlts
3eit 1T bic Mntunft beuti1er 9dnble,
aneelast. Mie oieier 9anbel i'm Sim=
menthal bliibt, mosen fOlsenoe er3ieltt
Gaufpreiie betpeiIen. Nn eil,en beut-
f1en @utsbeiiber berfauften lebte Wo.
de: 0err Sritten in ber 2enf brei &in'
Der fir Gre. 1000 unb 9err Jreplie
ebenfalls brei &inber fir Grs. 5000
Nm 0iebmartt in Mbelboben e.. Sept,
ipar bel siemlid ftarfer Nuffnbr lebbaf
ter 0anoel, oa cine siemlide 3abl frem
Der &dufer einsetroffen mar. &inbe
salten 6rs. 5OO-1200, 9ube Srs
4OO-70O. Mm erfen grlenba9=Marf
tpuroen ca. 1000 Stiif aufgefiibrt /; ol
9lanfrage ipar am srDBten mad einen
guten Mitteli6las in Nubpieb, Sbierei
BON 600 800 Sranfen, tpdhrenb pri
ma=3u1ttbiere im Wertb bon iiber Grs
1000 ,psnieer besebrt tparen. Oe
Martt tpar gut. 6err Sofer aur &ron
in grlenba1 bat on bic 8iebsu6t9enoi
IenI1aft bes Waloenburgertbales (Ba
ieaano) einen 3udtitier gum preiie BOZ
ssrs. 2400 berfauft. Wie lebbaft be
8erfebr am grlsnbader 8iebmartt ge
tpeien lit, erbellt aus benz llmitanb, oa1
bic gentralbabn CUR 8etpdltisuns De!
8iebtransports II grtra=@ateraiige ein
I1alten muBte, ndmlib z 9bunsVerl
unb A Bern@Olten. Oie Sberldnbe
fhmunaeli, I! ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03

put3l.
9trAiteft GteblinsNurfbaro, Der gr=
bauer bes 5beaters, Der 3llritba1e. bes
:Bernoullianums unb anberer 1ffentli=
der Yauten in gaiel, 1T bdfelbft nod
ldneerer .Grantbsit 9eitorbeit, 80
ooStt:ber 8u1banolung Stdn,phi in
5bun ilt in ber Na1t bonn IL. Sept.
eingebrp9en ilnb etiua Grs. 1000 ge=
lioblen tporoen.
oSn Montreur (Waabt) baben bic
Waurer= unb grbarbeiter am 10. b.
W. bic Mrbeit einseitellt. llrla1e bes
Streifs iinb 2obn4D Differensen.
9ie biesidbrigen Maturitdts priis
fungen am Gpmnalium in 8ureoorf,
ipelde am g., 49,, 10. unb Ii. Sept,
ffattgefunben baben ian ben 5 srfen
9agen ihriftlibe priifung, an hen
beiben lebten miinoli6e) baben elm febr
f15nes Meiultat su 9nge aef6roert.
Sdmmt1i1e Is Gdiiler Der Dber.pri.
ma baben bic priifuns nit grfOIs be-
ftanben.
Nm nd6nen gettag (16. Sept. iuer-
ben in Bern fdmmtli6e Yddereisn 9e-
i1lofen iein. ginem Wunide Der Sc.
iellen entiprehenb, baben ale Wleiifer
li6 pereini9t, bic @eihdfte bon s ubr
Morgens bis 6 llbr Mbenbs ein3uifellen
nno srluden oas publitum, fid Oar-
mad ein3uriGten.
Oas idwei3erifhe giisnbnhn-G Gepar-
tement Bat ben wetriebs gbef Der %.
oelibabn, 0errn Ratbaeb, nod Bern
berufen, Inn Uorarbeiten fiir cine fpd-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03

Ant Gage litt I'D an elmer BETTE
oen Werlfopfuna. Rad uiebrtd9i9en
Oebrau9 bon Gr. ,Muguit R6nias Dam.
burger 9rDpfen iDurDe ID jeo0d iuieber
pDllfdnbig ber9eaeIIt. Walentin Geis
bert, GtDdtOn, @0f.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
SIN araft setreten am 20. Wiai 1894.
@nbIid sehenb.
gibrbIi6 sebenb.

Mn ben nit beaeidneten StatiDnen piro auf Gig
nal nngebalten.
aae 3ise tdelidb Spunta9s aussenpmrtcn
GeHanen anidiuB ubei nun Iii 1tdrietta ii Die 3.
q 8. g. m., 8. g 8. 6. Gr. 3. u s.. nnb Ohio &tner
Cambridge on bic .. & g. Ditlid unb meitlid, in 9en
gDmerstOipn an bic 49, 6. 6. q ct 2puts Gienbabn
bftiid unb peitlib, in Ganal 9pper NIT Der 6. 6. q
so. unb g. & q. uDrblib nnb bflib. in 9alep eSancs
tion nit ber 90. q s. g. lnb Der @anep Giienbabn.
6. ". Page, ). 6. Tablur,
6. y. & e. u. Gupt. Irans.