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Vegetables are thus caused TO mature
earlier, fruits are richer. flowers are of
finer color and odor and nil vegetation
IL made to approach an evergreen state
The important feature OF all this is the
unGo rlying principle Involved. The OK
po,imonts are accommodating evidences
that electric currents. passing through tho
vegetable from tho atmosphere to tbs
earth. ARE the builders and that they gath
err tho plant food from the atmosphere and
build II into the plant.
Ia France an instrument has been In
vented on the lightning rod plan by which
incft ased currents of electricity are con-
voycd 10 the soil about the roots OF plants
with very favorable results
n pole forty or fifiy feet high Is planted
In tho garden aud II copper wire extends
from the top Into 'tha soil The top OF the
WIRE has many copper spikes reaching out
into tho atmosphere to more encctunlly
gather the currents that are always COM
Ing To the earth. This 10 merely an imita-
tion of the plant. with It's limbs, buds and
leaves reachii z out 10 catch the currents
MS they stream toward the earth.
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KENTUCKY.

Lexington. December 2s.---At the little
town OF Eden. In tho Cumberland Mount
aims. there was stag dance at noto-
rious dive kept by John Dcvine Tho
larue pants were rough mountaincers and
nigh proof whisky soon got them into a
hghting mood, Henry Morton drew his
pistol and said he believed he would Kin
the boss OF tho house. Devlnc. with great
presence of mind. replied:
Let's take n drink first. for YOU know
IT'S mighty dry dcwn below
lie rcnched under the counter as he said
this, but tstcad OF gctirT out the bottle
brought out n il-calih.r revolver, already
cooked. and before Morton could again
raise his pistol Depinc shot him through
lhe henrt. he failing n corpse The fight
then bocf me general. and when the shoot
ing stopped Thomas Renshaw was NOR
tally wounded In the abdomen and several
others were slightly injured.
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IN The SOUTHERN STATES.
A Young Bicyclist Killed by New
Orleans Trolley Car.
FOUGHT WHISKY AND WAS RESIGNED.
Preacher Was Too Ardent In Hts Prohi-
hilton Sermons - Killed In Run
aways-A Capitol unsafe.

New orleans december 2s'--bnnco men
victims every day. The polios have made
several arrests. but these have small ef-
feet.
William 9. Henry. a bicycl,st. tried TO
cross street car track In front OF
trolley car, was run down and Instantly
killed His head was mashed TO a Jelly.
Information was received here last night
that Governor Foster had declined to In
terfcre in the sentence of ex-Aldorman
Dudoussat There have been many poti-
tons forwarded TO the governor IN behalf
of Dudo,ssat who was charged and con-
victcd OF having accepted a bribe from a
man named sherman to obtain for him n
parroom privilege.
son. Houston: j. b. Morrisettc OF Beau
mont. Ben KAN of Houston. w. q. Cole
man and wife of Dallas.
Baton Rouge, December 2S.-Frank IL.
Red5is Narman of freight train No IS.
esu -. - rss,,,.n,,,,,. ,t,..
ieii iro" cur near Nen'"i Nl''e' Na''S',
this morning and was killed. Train No.
brought the body down 10 Baton Rouge
shipped to his relatives In the West.
su..u - 90 nu ,ro,
-, III. Ia,t.a, .,,,n,,aa ,oth
sau.o'. "U ns,,,,,u ,n,o ,ha ,oav y,
Joe Armstrong. dangcrously wo,inding
him. Both parties are negroes
----------------
GEORGIA.
Rome December 2S.-Jim Sayres breath
oh bta i,s. xaeterdav of,er scv.rni DAYS
',9 i"ss IA. 49,. ,,os
oil eNcrucia'l'is "Eohy' ms uo"'n W"S
the result of a fight between Sayres and
Hurry I,dfn.h In Nortb Rome Sunday
nieht a he froiic WAS I'm progrcss and
Shy,cs had icon npnolntcd doorkoeper 10
clr,yent the entrance OF objectionable
n IVl'hie aHn,iy, aa M refus"d
to permit him &c enter and an al,erca-
ton onsuod. Gfifhth drawing pistoi.
~ w. ssapi'i' err,,ia ',,,,c,,in IN thc
darkness, Griffith finally hurling Sayres
from the Noranda with terrihle force;
,e, wa" IT,, ~ az voro,da ana Sawrss
fell upon il fnce foremost. the stake en-
,crir1i he h,nast ma i,nn,,in,, hin No
a ,on az i fr lie nint,u snositinn h.
thr t,,aton,la,s ava s.,,,cn msdicoi oiten
~, ,, ~ az ,, Ss'Jt VAN nniat ~ i,
u'os' W, ~" ,,,h, nb ua fn.,ns,.,.o,,.,,,
Nnr, Tbo NAN grew, worSe howeyer ana
~. ~" ~. ',,.,' ia" crtSo,h ~ i,snn
p'o'eu'
Greensboro. December Is. Henry Cook.
a young white boy about 10 years Old.
fired pistol ball through Tho brain OF
Bill Bass. "A white man aged about 40.
nee 49,, -, - ,,o,.,,. .i,,o,, I. ,h ,,,,,,,
,aa,,, ~ ,Ss, ,,s,,,I,,,s,.,',1 t,a 5.,,,,,
Ing I eonsldcrabiy, and during tho O. course sn
of the evening had several wordy srats
win COOK ana others. rina'ly lass
out doors together, Bass Following Cook
Who NY Wy saili IN me- ye,r maI, nass
at Cook with a knife. cutting Cooks coat,
but not reaching the i'esh. COOK turned,
stepped back, ana craving fcytly er.
nred AT lSass. me bllIet piowed into
Bass head and he fell.
Ailanth.' i'eceiUpef -o.--Mhyor Mtg =
mail brought him n letter Yesterday from
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GENERAL yANilAny wrAr,,r

GENERAL JANUARY WEATHER.
The FIRST and last weeka OF tho month
VIII be warmest and the real winter win
come In tho middle weeks, particularly
following the 18th.
Tho average temperature for the whole
month VIII be very low In tho Ohio the
upper mississippi and upper Missouri val
and Manitoba
The temperature will not average 30 low
on tho Atlantic coast ana viii generally
States.
Several cold waves aud below average
temperatures VIII occur In tho vicinity
oi lhilhus'phia and Washington, hu, north
states. whilo cold snapa viii occur the
general temperatures for the month will
not DO far from normal
High temperature avernres will rray,u
on mo pacinc coast and scr orally weat
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Draw line from Chicago by way of
Omaha, Kansas city. Cincinnati, Toledo
ana back to Chicago aud within this cir
Gle animal and vegetable life will suffer
from January frosts and the leo mon win
bo made happy.
No general drouth will occur In January
ana south OF the 10th parollcl prccipltn.
ton VIII generally bo slightly IN excess.
Draw linc from Winnipeg By way OF
Omaha, Chicago aud Columbus to Phila-
delphia anh north OF tua, line VIII occur
inc principal deficiencies In precipitation
while south or that line and wcat prcci-
pilntion Will he about normal
Three principal storm waves OF very
considerable force Will GROSS the continent
In January developing their grcatset
energies about 20 to 9Th. 18th To 22d and
NTH to February %. The storm near tho
middle Of the mouth win be of most Inn
poriAncc and VIII bring a rrent variety
OF weather, with that storm wavo wifi
come ono OF the worst hli2gards Of the
winter and one OF the most severe freezes
Will follow.
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IS 1T
P'uRE {: i?

|Nho v,,Iues,ion that every paint ueai-
y ga,Ss his reputation for selling
ma M should consider when baylns
~, =, any price to the Consumer, and
|atIsfsr,i ma II both improbable ana
fktf cn's easy matter to adulterate
pa nos 80 that tho average buyer
|nn,ses astect 1t. but 1t is a very mean
- 10 take Of contiding custom
YOU Adiilterated on. II WORT
eir,six only one quality. and that Is
10 * pure; so guaranteed and sub
epuy M Analysis. Prices quoted
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Selma, December cs.--Thc distinguished
African explorer and writer. Mrs. NJ.
French Sheldon, Ia registered at the Hotel
Albert as the guest of the Western road
OF Alabama. Mrs. sheldon IL writing up
the country and Is being paid special at.
Mrs. Sheldon. at her own cost. devoted a
great deal OF time to an exploration of
Africa and IL woman OF great versatil-
ity. She is receiving many attentions
from peDplo here
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FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Representations BY Foster. tho ST..
10 Prophet.
GENERAL WEATHER IN JANUARY
Real winter In the middle weeks-Onc
Of the Worst Biisasrds of the
Season.

81. Joseph, Mo-, December cs.-(Copy-
rish.ed. lSS by w. +. Foster,)-My last
bulletin gave forecasts OF the storm wave
70 cross the continent from January o
to and the next win reach tho Pacific
coast about 7th. cross tho ycst Of Rockies
country BY close OF sth, great Central Val.
ieys 9TH to nth. Eastern States 18th.
This disturbance Will cause more pre-
cipitation than the last one did, but the
principal rains and SHOWS OF tho month
VIII fall after the 18th.
=, The warm wave win CROSS tho west OF
Nockics country about 7th, Great Central
valleys sth. Eastern States nth. Cool
try about 10th. Great Central Valleys isth.
Eastern States nth,
This storm Will spend Its greatest force
On me facino coasts and be rather quiet
In tho central valleys
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r,,r rrryICAN EXPOSITION.


rho General freight and passenger
,a,,s Of the Mexican railways met in
conrerence recently to decide on the steps
- no taken toward promoting the success
- ,h.A MEXICAN Exposition of 1896 Favor
o,,e resolutions were adopted on the foi-
lowing SUBJECTS
reduction on freight and massage
rates on goods and passengers LOT inc
',obilshu,ent Of a special office OF
...,,,otIon sustained by all the rairoa'
companies. as -eyards excur-
sinns from the states and EUROPE,
CONNECTIONS 10 be estahiishoi pes w.,
the railroads. city depots ana the ENp'
eitton Grounds on Anzures'
SystFms OF publicity ,,,,,, ..e,n.
& Arrangements with eoh"ec'"e
or and railroad tires. 81. r,,,road
Vt isxhihits 10 be made by the ram o'''
CO protact OF Lie. Demetrto, Salazar Vi
,sr,al line up Popocatapeu-
leo,-rt1rRN PACIFIC'S GRAVEL fil9'
'g .rra southern Pacific has eonpie'ed ar
-, ,s,,n,onts for the resumption OF ope.H,
To-. .,s -, It's Rapids gravel pits, ioea'ea
..o" 100 ,n,les south of Alexandra Ia,
and commencing New Years Day $40
an am ~ h;uled from the pits and d-str .a
ia along the Morgan division % ~
-, pa,lhe at the rate OF aoS ~.
sSuther,rl, ,ads a day. This Immense oe-
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.,,.oAp TIME TABLE

-. t,ains on the foiiow,ne roads er:
u. N depart from tne Grand central
~: r.nSt Vui Gulf, Colorado and Santa
10 Cenu,nrn East and West Texas.
|N hou'Ant onio and Arkansas Pass.
"a ~ The International and Great
49, - cA the Galveston. Houston and
enannn and the Columbia and Velasco
~ International oepo' be eot M IL SUn'
- N'rd Texas use the Katy depot,
ksDeee rcniveston. La Porte and houston
- ins tx, Jacinto street depot.
Ss-stor and Texas Central.
Main Line.
am am. Arrive..... $3.50 am.
3nse"'ii:i0 pm. Arrive..... S:Sa pm.
avs'''' Austin Branch.
S:s5 pm. Arrive. Pm.
southcrn Pacific.
Gan Antonio Trains
ss....il:ls IN. Arrive. S S p.m.
ew"'New Orleans Trains.
s.so am. Arrive..... $40 am.
eve'"" s.55 nm Arrive. ..l0:W pm.
nSs'' Victoria Trains.
as am. Arrive..... 4:45 pm.
~s..o.ri, Kansas ana Texas.
~. and Kansas City and st. Louis
Trains.
49,. !ss am A Arr,ys s s:sS Inn
l
Ssls Colorado ana SAINT" Fc.
Main Line.
ss5 am. Arrive..... 9lo am.
"" $40 pm. Arrive..... WIS pm.
49," Galveston Trains.
,.iO am. Arrive..... $3.50 am.
@ s;o5 am. Arrivc..... 1898 pm.
i;5p pm. Arrive..... $40 pm.
7:25 ~ IN. Arrive..... g:2o pm.
~ aims leave the Santa Fe depot Is
~ later and arrive at that depot Is
,.ssss earlier Than the above time.
ksssaationnI and Grcnt Northern.
St. Louis Trains.
- .1f:0o O. m. Arrive..... $50 am.
49,, f:25 pm. Arrive.....12:4O pm.
1 r.iveston. Houston and Henderson.
Galveston Trains.
{.r $40 am. Arrive..... $50 am.
~ 1910 am. Arrive. 1910 am.
E.~s 4:55 pm. Arrive... $50 pm.
Arrive..... 700 pm.
| o.lumbia and vclnsco Trains.
'n,e daily except Sunday. .lQ4o am.
me daily except Sunday).... 4:l0 pm.
| rsaston East md West Texas.
Through Trains.
~. e:e5 pm. Arrive..... 7:uu am.
Mixed Trains.
lave. 7:3o am. Arrive..... 1880 pm.
Texas westcrn.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday.l0.0o am.
4 tuesday, TIL sday, Satday... 2:UO pm.
4 IA Antonio and Aransns Pass.
SMve daily see. ................. 6:tS pm.
ssiveston, La Porte and Houston.
Daily Except Sunday.
Inye. ...1010 am. Arrlve.... $50 am.
ave. 500 pm. Arrive..... 1855 pm.
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MOTEL SALGE
AUSTIN. TEXAS.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Irhu!ant Unexcelled in Texas. First
Class Bar Attached.
THE HOTELS.


pa Snyder, city: G. r. Shepherd and
s Chicago: Tom Ingles, Milwaukee,;
rles Clarke, Galveston; w. II. Toxin
WI ~ Greer Livingston; r. G.. Cor
Eagle Lake: Miss S. Hays, Miss A.
d, Harvey Morris. w. Is. CARAT,
! Antonio; Frank Williams, Cleburue;
Gehrt. 2. Gehrit, Galveston: j. \.
gkins Velasco; John 5. Seymour, j,
LYandais. New Orleans; l.. c Lynch,
rpe ]. f. Harmon, Brennan. Tom W.
PARIS. Hillsboro: Mrs. u. Il. Work
and child, Chicago: ]. b. Wiley, l..
e. Denver; G. l.. Russ, Palestine: NJ.
ayis, Galveston; Dan Borchard. city;
ingles. Chicago: Charles a. Edwards,
louls: Il. a. Van Dusen, "Old Home
Sam Blum. In Annapolis; Miss NJ.
Huntsville. George Sass. Fulshear:
~ Hongh. Ennis; O. p. Perkins. Con-
.. L: Dearmin, Hillsboro, J. THEM,
ngo; l., p. Tison. Greenville; Mrs.
\, Mathis. Rockport; Mrs. r. p.
1Ampbell, Goliad.
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nonnleviIle. pecember 2y.--Aovlccs IRON

Bonneville, December 2S.---Aoviccs from
Euclid. Hart county, say that at n dance
In that vicinity Henry Hathis shot Tom
Mathis In the back, killing him Instantly.
ana was instantly killed himself by soma
on, shooting him Alvin Mathis, "A son
OF Henry Mathis was also perhaps fatally
shot, lie IL the young man who recently
inquired notoricty by running away with
the pretty daughter of Fielding beams al
thIA county, but who was arrested IN
Louisville and tho marriage prevented.
Henry Mathis and Tom were not re-
lated
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Henderson. December 2s. - TUESDAY
morning near Poole's Mil. Webster conn
", fumes Tarlton. a lad OF It, left home
because OF fancied mlstroatmont from hia
aunt who keeps house for his fnthor, ana
said he Intended to kin himseif. rms
morning The boys drowned body was
found In nciEhboring creek
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But those who base their philosophy on
the sclf.cyidcnt fact that all heavenly
bodies have grown from very small be-
Einnings by denominations from space are
always IN harmony with themselves and
with al of natures works,
A current of electricity passing through
any body or material sets other currents
In motion toward the original current.
The .lcctro-dynnm0, IN which electricity
Ia generated. or gathered, or manufac-
tured, becomes n powerful magnet. at
tracting metallic substances with great
force. The electric motor OF engine
through which the electric current pusseF.
s Of the same nature, currents AL the
time streaming toward II.
The experiments where electric currents
en- copper wires are ret IN motion IN the
soil have the same effects. The currents
from the atmosphere 20 the soil are In
creased. pass down the stems Of the rego-
tables with greater force and thereby
collect plant fcot from the atmospnero
IN greater quantities With The result that
plant erowths are greatly Increased.
How slowly the dark ages are giving
way 70 the piercing light Of reason. OH.
how SLOWLY moves tho wciid ia phlioso-
ply. morals. religion and government.
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Mobile, December GA Frenohmon
named Arness Marquette IL confined In
tho police station TO prevent him from
sarrying into execution HIS threat to COM
nit suicide On "Wednesday evening the
man attempted to cut his throat because.
he stated, Miss Smith refused his suit.
There are at present from thirty to
forty vessels In port awaiting cargoes OF
timber, but which. owing TO the low water
IN the rivers, 1t was impossible TO obtain.
Selma. December sS--Mr, Leon Scigel.
tho young man who accidentally killed
Mr.. Ralph Kahn, is in a most dcplorablc
condition. He is under tho treatment OF
two physicians, who will not allow the
sad news OF his fricnds death to he made
known 10 him. II Is feared that he viii
lose his mind. and his relatives contcm-
plate sending. him off as soon as ho IL
able to travel
Huntsville, December es--aIrs. Mont
gomcry Mitchell. near Manchester, Ala,
was thrown from wagon and killed yes
terday by runaway team.
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Eventually, possibly In hundred years.
II win dawn upon the w.seheadH CD that
vegetation rec eives no nonrishment from
she earth; that tbo FOIL Is only a place of
deposit for the refuse matter OF vcgetn-
uon' mat cultivation must be based on
the fact that plant food comes 10 tho
vegetable through !is buds and leaves,
that sap IN vegetation always runs down,
heN,r iiscs except ms water rises ia IA
bottle by pouring !, in M the ton
Whoever bases his philosophy on tho
theory that iris earth and all fher worlda
ana suns have originated from IA hot or
burning conctuon must necessarily he
consinntly cpntrndictng himself. and that
y the situation with all orthodox seien-
tlsta.
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MEMS Silk Hats tor New Years., So ia 9e.

To-day the Church E
tension Union holds itd
annual service Of prayef
i'm New York. Today also
the inquiry into the sanl-
ty OF Abdul Hamld III, Sui.
tan Of Turkey, begins at
COrlstantin0ple. Proceed
ings may end In his DE-.
position.
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Slldell, December 2s.-During n quarrel
over a woman Felix jackson emptied both
barrels Of shotgun into the body. OF
Joe Armstrong dangerously wounding
him. Both parties are negroes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

tefttb cine electromagnetic &o4e ipielte, ipar
bic 8erfoGqlnq BON Mtlfes 8oDt6, bes W}Drz
bers bes g~rdfibenten 2incoln, uno Der Wettz
f9uloigen BON 8ootb.
Die Wurber bes Oelotp nezNattondlz
parts ftnb II tpentgen Mmertfunern befannt,
obglei9 bel gei9eben 1T, um tie 5ugGngli9er
an MAIDEN unb ben 8efu9ern nebet ben
Naturf9Dn6eiten audi Disqualification gu
bieten. 8pn Norben nie bon Sii0en fii6ren
.iebt g5enba6nen unmittel6ar Big on ben
Burf. Smni6usltnien 1inb eingeri9tet,
tpel9e bic 9auptpuntte beHelben nit chamber
Derbinben, urb cine &n5abl GROCER 9otels
Ite6en CUR @ufnd6me Der @Gte bereit. 1ber
trob aQebem ntmmt bic Nn3abl Der 8eiu9er
bes Nationalparts ni9t ettpa 3u, ipnbern i'm
@egent6etl ab. @Gbrenb i'm Sabre 1890
fat 1000 Perfonen BENT elben Dur4tretft
BADEN, tparen es i'm Sabre 1893 nur 3076,
i'm Sabre 1894 nur 1886, un0 in Der otesz
id6rigen, nun beenbeten &eiieIaifon nur mob
1875, alfO fait 5ebn Mal t~peniger, ais I'M
Sabre 1890.
= 3u @iterbiIe in Me1z@irginien be-
aing in elmer Der leBten NG9te Elm Selpumz
Der Numens Sen Surner cine entiebli9e
&o66eit. Nls er fura bor Mitterna3t BON
Der Mrbeit 6etmfebrte urb BON Ieiner Satin,
bic mad oeblieber mar, I'M i6m bas Na4tz
ef1en gu b~ereiten, nit freunOli9em 8ruB
empfangen nurbe, fu9te er ite gu iiberreben,
cine Slii1figfeit, bic er aus einem BON tbm
mitqebra9ten SlG199sn in cine Safe COB,
gu 1i9 gu ne6nen. DIS Sruu Surner, Der oas
fonberbare 8ene6men i6res Mannes aufz
ftel, 5Dgerte, bic 6Giiiiigfeit gu t%rinfen, i4len@
berte Surner t6r ben Snbalt Der Saile, Der
aus @9nefel1Gl1re be1tanb, ing 8et9t nno
erqriff bann bic 51u9t. Die beoauernsz
pert6e Srau 6at ent1ebli9e 8~ranotpunoen
i'm @efi9t ~erlitten unb 1T fir t9r gan5es
2eben emit tent. Sin She'll Der @Gure ordng
i6r in's Sbr unb ~5eritDrte bas Srommelfea
gGnSli9. Man bermut6et, bob Surner Die
Shat in einem MnfaG BON @iferiu9t bers
iibte. Seine Srau mar 1ebr l9on uno bate
biele Gerebrer.
- 9us rieiige Wd9st6um 6es firf3ebns
iG6riqen 9atrid Gufep, zines Sobnes bon
ssSpbn gu1eb, Dem &utT9er Der Sirma Wbeez
Ter &c Sopes in Bridgeport in Connecticut,
bcIbGftiqt in ni9t g~ertngem W}dBe fet1te gls
tern 1n6 bic Gr3tli9e Welt, 5umal Die Das
ma9stbum bealeitenben l1mitdnoe auf et1te1t
61.Rert Tonberbaren &ranf9eitsfaa FhlieBet1
lofen. SIN Muguft bieies Sabres mar Der
eSSarge, Der fenrig rotbes 9aar bat, 8 SUP
orob unb tpoq 12O 9funb. Damn fam ettle
EeiBe QuftpeIe nu9 Bridgeport nrb oIele
brohte cine merftpiirbige @irfung auf Naz
trid berbor. @ie cine trOptf6e Pflon3e UNI
ter benz @influB Der glii6enben 9onnen1tra9@
len in bic 606e tpd4it, 10 f6oB patrtd PdoBz
lid uuf; in einem MOuat tpn4s er olletn
IN! einen SUB urdb beute f4on mtBt er 8
SUP 2 3oa, pa9renS fein 9etpt9t bsrslts
168 9fun0 bstragt. @Or et1rt9erl 2agsn per-
lrr Der ungliidli9e bic @pra4e, 1on1t aber
1T er tpo6l unb fat einen fe6r gefunben 4ppe>
tit. 0r. Martin, Der i'm bebanoelmoe 4r5t,
gloubt, gatrid peroe mod me3r tDqdien,
Osre Sraare bss aDrpers 6ornnter lsiOsn
nerben, pei1 tire @%ntpidelung ni6t nit benz
8a@st6um bes &0rpers S9rttt balte,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
@oMcmiMam.
GyDrtiesung oun Der 2. 9eite.)

geftuttet, an Die @lode berum5utreten uno
6ieIelbe nit ibren 0Gn6en gu beriibren. 9ie
Seier berlief in f9Dn1ter WeiIe.
Die cu6uniI9e l1nabhdngigteit nirb auf
Der Nusite1ung beriidfi3t tperben, inosm
Die Sirettoren bef6lofen BADEN, i'm 21ufe
bes Morats Npbember einen Sag gu g6ren
BON guba's lnabbdngigfeit an5uIeben. Die
in ben Ser. Staaten lebenben Gubaner,
tpel9e 1i9 fir ben @rfolg Der &ebplutipn
uuf cuba interefiren, tperben gu ienem
SAGE ginlabungen er6alten urb mebrete
electromagnetic MGnner perben erfu9t perz
ben, &e6en an Die eubaniI9en @dite gu
balten.
Ghreuoe GinIaonne.
8. 81. 8iGsburn, Der @ieger ouf benz 6d-
filings S9a9cpngreB' in g. Oprt, erbielt BON
ct. Betersburger S9d9club Elm S6reiben,
in pel9em er eingeluben ntrb, 1i9 an benz
i'm Nobember ~anberaumten S6a9tournier
gu betbeiligen, 5u pel4em auBer tbm aud
Steinib, SarraT9, Easter unb Sie9i9orir
@inldDun9en er6alten tperben. Sober be1
@pieler pirb nit iebem Der iibrigen She'll
nebmer bier SpieIe fpteGen.
Diel auf etn n1dl.
Die rteue QeIqueGe auf @Gi peterTon'i
6arm, in Der Ndbe BON @ranbiGe, Snb., lie:
fert ei1en @rtrug BON ettpa 100 Sab SeG ber
Sag. Sic tit uu9 cine Der beIten 8asqueG:
len i'm Staate, unb ergiebt tGgGi9 ii6er ae6r
MiQtonen SUB, Dber fat bas 9oppelte bel
observation-disclosures elmer @asqueQe. 9dl
@as unb bas Sel fommt aus berIeL6en &D6:
re, aber in biefer befinbet ii9 nod Elm
G06re, aus tpeI9er artefi9es 8runnentpaI
Ter in GROCER Menge flieBt. Ser Mnblid be,
9uele, tpel9e brei berfdtebene Sa9en lie
fert, 1T cine Seltenbett, tpel9e cine grpB
Mn3a6l bpn 8efuAern berbeilpdt.
Oiphtheritis.
Sn @%reenoine, SG., 1T neult8 bic Stpb
Tberitis epibemif9 uufgetreten, unb es itrri
bereits mebrere SpbesfdGe angemelbet por:
ben. Quf @norbnung Der Gefunbbeitsbe:
9Orbe iino Die S3ulen gei4lOffen tpOrben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
5nIano.

Sn 9ittsburg 1T eSSyames S. 8rDofs,
tpel9er eine &eibe bon Sabren Gbef Der 8unz
besz9 ebeimpOli8et unb felt 1891 General
superintendent BON @tlfeIons Mmertcan
0etectioe Bureau mar, geitorben. Setn Sob
nurbe bur9 cine &ugel, Die er bor nabe3u
30 Sabren bel einem auf i'm gema9ten
Morodnfda erbalten bate unb berenGntferz
nang ben Neraten unmDgli9 gepeien mar,
oeruria9t. @ines Der ben%tpiirbigIten Grz
eigniils in benen .8rpots ais 8unbesz9