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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-09

Mrs. II. Kelley and daughter are at
Unity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-09

Aug 7--Androscoggin Pomona Grange, Wales
Aug. 7-Sagsdahoc Pomona Grange, Woolwich.
Aug sYork Pomona Grange, East Water
bOro.
Aug. 9-Annual Field day Kennebec Pomona
Grange in Clifford's Grove, Winthrop.
Aug. s-Penobscot Pomona Grange, East
Rradfnrh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-09
WATERVlLLE.

Read Peavy's new ad,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-09
VILAND'S ST1lI<A.

making specially havIands goods ard invite ne people
OF TINS TO see tne new
sets sers and oaa
pleasure Tor US to snow neSe goods
@ nav other things that
here looking the beautiful
feeling though taking time In show
prices in plain figures which insures
regu price to all.
T1vFS ANK -. MANCY.
crookery China Glass Ware and Silver Ware.
I'M TVuter ST.. Gardiner. Me.
Evans House..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-09
Daily Ieunebef aaurnal
CALENDAR COMING EVENTS.
Religious.

Religious.
July 27-Aug. l2--Christian Alliance Camp
meeting, Old Orchard.
Aug. 4-13-Penobscot spiritual Temple Camp
meeting, Verona.
Aug. 8-i9-Empire Grove Campmeeting, East
Aug. s-ls-Kennebec Valley campmeeting
Richmond.
Aug. lO-1s-spiritualist Campmeetine. North
port.
Aug. Ii-l5-Franklin Universalist AS cia-
ton, North Jay.
Aug. 15-Knox, Lincoln and Sagadahoc sun
day School Convention, Nobleboro.
Aug. l2-l9-salvstion Army oAmpmeetlns
Aug. 15-25~Mechanic Falls Advent Campmeet-
Aug. ls-24-Methodist Campmeeting, Old Or
chard.
Aug. i9-24-Methodist Campmeeting, NORTH
Aug. ELECTROMAGNETIC at Nobleboro.
| Aug. 23-China Campmeeting to continue owe
two Sundays.
Aug. 8i-Lakeside Campmeeting to continue
| Aug. 2s-sI-Csmpmeeting at East Livermore.
| Aug. 26-3l-Campmeeting, Wesleyan Grove
| Aue, 27IPisoataquis Baptist Association, Milo
| Aug. z8-Washington Baptist Association
Sept. s--Lincoln Bap:..c. Association, Belfast
| Sept. s-5-Christisn Endeavor Convention
sept. 3--Hancock Baptist Association. La
| moline.
Sept. 4--Damariscotta Baptist Association
| Jefferson.
| Sept. H. Oxford Baptist Association, Norti
| Paris.
Sept. l7-l9-Free Baptist State Convention
Auburn.
Sept. 1s--Bowdoinham Baptist Association
| Yarmouth.
sept. 2i--Cumberiand Baptist Association
Sanford.
Sept. 2426-General Conference Of Main
Congregational churches. Westbrook.
| Sept. 25York Baptist Assoc iation, Goodwin
| Mills.
Oct. 1--Maine Free Baptist Anniversary, Oh
Town.
Oct. l5-l7-State Sunday School Convention
Winthrop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-09

Tex div. ibid. tasked.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-05

The Silver State says Drs- Hanson
and Hagar held an autopsy on the
body Of the Italian S,ntini, who was
stabbed on Christmas, and found
that the knife had penetrst d the
psricsrd um (the sack envslopirg the
hsart) and entered the left auricle "f
the he .rt. Death resulted fr IN
hsmorrhage. This is one Of the few
cases on record whsre . man has
lived nearly = week with knife
wound in his heart. CORNER Gramm
held an iuqrssl on SAINT mis- b"dy
ysstsrday and the jury und that he
came t. his death from knife wound
inflicted by Msnscucci Candito.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-05


A i"uYhah~ 'hc'"+"' = T. T.
from L'nc"'n county. a ~ ="
Democrat "as s''t""'y ~ ~
Ir..m f"cnr Tie ~ 's''"s AZ :
If poht,c,I cunsnl,t .,., H.. Wa
met by Gov. P.ui m- w. "A u
exc,t-dly rxcla med: "l'a AZ. t
know where my dog las - y
"Ynur q ~ sa q the susn"i''-'s~
Democrat, IL sup,"se he's y'", Sil-
yer! Everythi x eis- has ~" t. t
VA, J"
Er.,cb
The Wells * Exp -
parry G. i'"s !" nav" ''S' s"' ~
ira II robher' $, nj xl""''rd S""'.-
coO y bringing =" "'e"'it
or hg the r'o''rrs y" J"''c we '''
susta ned toy This OVERSIGHT ~ '.'"r ~.
1t b 3 rohb-d the pr y II = Yves
Of ten times iha. MN INT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-05
EDITORIAL NOTES.

W. j. West-rfis d, Stat Treaaurer
elect, has pres nted the Sit Uni
versty library with handsome col
lecti.n Of sighty-eight ' lumss Of
standard iiteratur-. Along v III tn
collect,on, me sever i large fr msd
phot Q. Of the members f the Sta:s
Lrgisl ture taken during the d fer, It
sessn ms, when Mr.. Wester6sld WAS "a
Senator from Lyon c'unty.
A man in Missouri while hugging
his wife al owod HE feelings to run
away with his judgement and br"ke
three If his ribs. In spite Of this
girl viii jump at an offer from Mis-
souri, man just as If they wsre the
tsnderest creatures IN the would.
1t has taken just eighteen years t.
sett 9 Up the L OK estate. The 1'rn.-
tees have been abused all this times No
thieves by the press, but they have
stuck like lseches and extracted
every drop of blood firm the prop
erty that they could.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-05

Alice Filth Blythe has herm de-
clared bv th- Court n-,rher {" hsv
been the wife nor the widow "f tt
Tom Blythe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-05
THE HUMBOLDT AND LAM
DER BOUNDARY.

In 1887 the Legislature passed
an act requiring the Surveyor
General to cause to be made an
accurate survey Of the railroads
in this State which extend from
one boundary line Of the State to
the other and determine the num-
Der Of miles Of main track and
side track in each Of the counties
OF this State and place monuments
at all points where such railroad
crosses any county line and mark
on the sides of such monuments
facing the respective counties the
name of the county and the num-
Der of miles of railroad in such
county, and the number Of miles
OF main track and side track thus
ascertained to be filed in the
office of the Secretary OF State,
and a copy Of the same to be
filed with the Recorder of each Of
the counties through which said
road extends. The sum of $4,000
was appropriated out Of the Cen
eral Fund Of the State to defray
the expenses Of the survey.
As only one road-the Central
Pacific-extends from one bound
ary line to the other the act up
plies to that road. The track de.
partment of the Central Pacific
knew to the foot the number OF
miles Of road belonging TO the COM
papy in Nevada and as it was pay
ing taxes on or about four miles
more Of its road than lay within
the State Of Nevada it did not OF
course object to the Legislature
appropriating 81 to establish
the act
The survey established the
boundary line between Humboldt
and Lander over two miles west
OF the boundary and not only de-
prived Humboldt Of over two
miles Of railroad, but OF a strip OF
territory north from the railroad
to the Exc line. Humboldt
brought suit to recover the strip.
Lander demurred to the com
plant and the trial court over
ruled the demurrer. Lander ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court and
that tribunal has sustained the
demurrer and the case will now
have to be tried if Humboldt &c.
sires to re.establish the old
boundary line.
By the survey the State OF
Nevada lost about four miles OF
railroad which was assessed at
about $3.50 a year and it paid
$2,5OO for the privilege OF releas-
ing the Central Pacific Company
from the payment Of taxes on that
amount. 1t is hardly necessary
to say that the Silver party was
not in the ascendancy in the
Legislature or State Government
when the act was passed.-Reno
Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-05
The SOUTHERN
&Qk a
PACIFIC COMPANY.

Commeneing saturday Nov. -
1894. aud until f.rther notice,
trains will leave Reno rs follows:
S:25 .. N. Daily Atlantic tN-
press, trains for Winnemucca,
Battle Mountain. Palisade. Eden
and East. Carries only frsi class
passengers through and local.
Dining car to OE EN-.
4.3Op. m. Daily Pacific Elk
press train for Trackee. .acra-
mento. B~necia and ~an Fran
cisco, arriving ut Q AS q. m. on
nertinG at sacramento At lO:2S . !.
m. with the New orleans Express
for Fresno. Santa Barbara, Los
angeles, .an Diego. also at s:lO
D. m. for Woodland and knights
Landing.
0:O5 D. n. Daily Atlantic Ex-
press for Winnenucca. Battle
Mountain PaIisade. ogden and
3 asst. Carries first and second
class passengers local and
through.
8 .15 p. m. Daily-PaciAc Ex-
press train for xoseville, Junct-
ion. sacramento, and An Fran
cisco via Benecfa arriving at Q. 4S
o N. 0nnects ut acramentO
with train leaving ut lO:@S
.. u. for Stockton. Lathrop, San
Jose, San Francisco, Fresno, Los
Angeles San Diego: and East. via
New Orleans; ~ 1880 q. m. for
Will ms, willows and ReddinG :
IT = :OS D. -. for ted Bluff and ut
1850 p. m. ZOE Marysville, Chico,
Reddinx, Portland and Puget
sound points.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-05
QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and Passenger
trains make prompt connections
with the several railroad lines in
,he Last.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
and tourists' sleeping Cars attach
60 to all trains. Dining Cars at
tached to fast mail trains between
uskee and ogden.
Tickets sold. sleeping car berths
secured, and other Information
given 90 application to
n. L. FIELD, ACT.
RENO DtPO1.
T. n. GOODMAN.
GEN: PASS. ACT.
RICHARD CRAY, GEN. TRAF. MANC.
SAN FRANCISCO, Ca.
newt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27
Ser ttene 2obIem= Combine" !"

Sic Gonferen3 stpil9en ben Dertre=
tern Der Soblengr grubenbeltBer bes Staa=
tes uno berjenisen Sabnen, tuel6e bas
ProOutt Der &oblengruben Sbio's be-
foroern, fam gum 9lbi6luB. 9lls &e=
iultat oerlelben miro in Columbus eine
@entral=Gerfaufsfele etablirt uno Der
Minimalpreis fir &Dblen ourb cine
aontrollbeb0roe feitseiebt weroen. Sie
lebtere beltebt aus Dem 8nr1ibenoen Der
ein5elnen Gruppen ober 9iitritte fir
ben 9iltrift Der s. 8. & W. 8abn
6err %. N. g4oobforb unb fit ben
Wbeeline & gafe grie 8abnoifritt u.
s.. Slair.
Die Sabres Brobuftion Der iieben
Siitrifte Miro folsenoermaben angege=
ben !: Columbus, 9ofin9 8allep q So=
leoo, 1900, 600 Spnnen Solebo &
Gbip Central, 500, 900; ; Wbeeling &
Safe @rie, 1000, 600; Glepelano, 2o=
rain & @beeling, 900. 900; Baltimore
& C6io, 900, 600; Soleoo, Walbon=
oins 8alleD & Dbio, 100000. Niit=
bin betrdot Die SabresproOuttion Sbios
81, 100000 Sonnen.
8ie Mit9lieber oes combine" 9eben
OIL, Dap es li6 bel Der 0ereinisuna nur
I'm &eou5irung Der 9lusgaben fir ben
8ertrieb Der &D6len banole, unO oaB
Die Rreiie fir Die &onlumenten ni6t
erbDbt iperoen wiiroen. 9lu6 peripre=
1en lie, Die 2Dbne Der @rubenarbeiter
gu perbeilern. 9erlei Nneaben MAIDEN
aber befanntli1 alle 5ruits, &pmbina=
tinnen II. orel., nm ibr 8orseben in
Den Iugen bes Yublitums 81 rebtferti=
gen. 9ta1ber fpmmt's bann seipDbn=
lid gans anbers.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27
Strdtbare 9pnantit Grs
pIoitott.

GDln, 20. Mdrs. Cine fltr9tbare
Spnamit : grploiion fanb geftern bel
Salmortb, einem Dorfe i'm Gesierunss=
besirf 9ulleloorf itatt. Die 2abune
oes Sdiffes rgliiabetb", aus 10000
Siloeramm Spnamit beitebeno, ipuroe
sel6idt, als bic grploion erfolgte.
gSie piele peripnen aet6otet uuroen, 1T
nod nidt befannt. Sod 1T ibre 3abl
betrd6tli6. Ser anseribtete S6aoen
1T bebeuteno. Gin auoeres neben Der
rglilabetb" liesenoes S6iff fling Geuer
unb brannte ab. 9ie @eipalt Der @r=
ploiion puroe auf Meilen i'm umfreiie
geiiiblt uno man slaubte anfdngli6, es
lei Elm grobeben. Wfebrere 9dufer in
G0fen (?) unb anoeren Srten itiirsten
Elm uno i'm lmtreiie bon mebreren Mei=
len muroen Geniteriheiben seridmettert.
Sn Dem fiinf Meilen BON oem S9au=
plab bes llngliifs entfernten @lepe ipur=
ben Shiiren aus ben 2lnseln seriiien
unb Seniterrabmen seri6mettert. 0ie
2ei6en bon fiinf Spfern Der @rploiion
iino bereits gefunoen unb ie6s perio=
men, ipelhe permutbli1 get0btet tpur=
Den, tperoen mod bermiBt.
9ie @eipalt Der grplo1ion mar 10
eroB, baB brei Sbiffe in 2obitb, bem
leBten am &bein aeleaenen bolldnbiiben
Dorfe, untersinsen.
gSie lid ipdter berausifellte, nabm
Die ngliiabetb" Spnanit dn gOrb, ltatt
oasielbe gu entlaoen, tuie anfdnalib se=
melbet tpurbe. 220 Sonneu oesSpreng=
ltoffes iollten i'm leBten Sanuar in feds
8Doten na6 9lnttperpen geianot mer=
ben. Ser gisblofaoe ipesen wurbe
bas GDnamits in SalmDrtb gelaaert.
bis Die Sdiiffabrt uieoer aufsenom=
men perben tonnte. Sn5miiben mar
Die ,@liiabetb" ge9artert ipDrben, I'M
bas Spnamit na1 Mntiperpen gu brin=
gen. Sie uriahe Der grploIion 1T un=
betannt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27
Mmf Bismard's @cbmrtstag.

tpelder auf ben 1. Mpril fdllt, lino oem
ereiien Geidsfan3ler biebmal gang un=
eeipDbnli1 3ablrei1e unn grobe 6nloi=
sungen 3usebadt, au tDelGen felt Wo=
den in garl3 Ssuti1lano 8orbereitun=
geil getroffen iperOen. Spe5iell tbut
Ii1 biebei 6iibbeuti1lano berpDr. Sab
cine Geibe BON Stdoten ibm lrtunoen
Der edenfung bes gbrer=8iirgerre6tes
iiberreiben iperben, baben mir bereits
friiber einmal gemelbet. Weld unge=
beure 3abl BON @ratulanten in Srieo=
ribsrube eripartet tperoen, ergibt fi1
baraus, bab am l. Mpril 35 grtra5iige
nah genannter Station borgeieben 1inb.
Was ionlt bonn ipertbpoliten @eibent
biz gum furseit 9elegranm unb aur ein=
fa1iten poitfarte bort eingeben tuiro,
bas muB ipobl grobartiae 3ablen abie=
BEN. Mu1 Gaiier Wilbelm miro Iib
periDnlib nab 6rieori9srub beseben
lino feline stpei dlteiten S0bne mitneb=
men. Die grpBartige 9ulbieung gilt
IelbItperlfdnblib ipeniger Der Berlon
Yismarfs, als Dem 8eeriinber bes
oeut1hen &eihes.
DaB iibrigens neben allen bielen Se=
monitrationen biel bitteres @efiibl ipe=
gen Der illnern beuti9eu Politif bes
groBen Staatsmannes bprbonben 1T,
oas betpeist Der ont lebten Gamltag i'm
Gei1sta9 nit 163 gegen l46 Stimnlen
pallirte Bef6luB, iib nidt offi5ieu an
Der 0uloisune gu betbeilisen. Gs ipa=
rem Die pDlen unb Welfen, oas Gen=
trum, bic SoSialilten uno Der &ibter'=
i6e Sreilinn, ipelde aus politiiben
@riinoen oen Nntrag our 8etbeiliguns
au 6alle bra6ten. Ser 8eidluB bat
elmer tiefen grreguns ourd sans9eutld=
lanb gerufen uno prdlioent 2epebom
bot glei1 na6 Der 8ailirung feline &e=
lignatipn erfldrt, ipelher ii1 Der 5tpeite
8i3eprdlibent anaei9loilen bat. Sn
Der @rreguns miro iogar bon Der 9luf=
lDlung beg &ei9sta9es geiproden.
Gibl eenomnten mub 9eiagt tuerOen,
oab eieentlih pDm Centrum, Dem 6rei=
finn unb ben 5o5ialoemofraten ME err
tuartet tpurbe, DaB lie ibrer feinoli0en
Stimmung seaen 8ismarf untreu
tpiirben, nur tpurbe nibt angenommen,
baB lie i'm StanDe ieien, einen 9uloi=
sun8sbeiblub gu perllnoern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27

slm 9lbeno oes 23. Mdrs tpuroe Der
iiiomdrts sebenbe 3us berSlorens uno
Cripple Greet 8abn an Der Stabterense
bon 8ietor, Colorado, BON bermumm=
ten &dubern angehalter. 3pei &du=
ber beitiesenin @ietpr ben 3ug. giner
bon ibnen brang in ben S1lafmaeell
Elm, ipefte Die paiIagiere uno nabm
ibnen nbren uno @elb ab. ST erbeu=
tete ettpa $500, einibliebIld Der gin=
nabme bes pullman Gar=@ @onbutteurs.
Ser slpeite Gduber tletterte bon einem
8epdfmagen aus itber ben Senber auf
Die 2ofomotioe unb slpang ibren Siib=
rer, ben 3ug anoertbalb @teilen lilo=
lid BON Gictor ar3ubalten, po bier ooer
fiinf Gduber auf ibn marteten. 2eb=
tere begannen iofort, Den poit= unb
Den @rpreBtpasen an5usreifen ltno off
neten Tie balb.
a 9ie Gauber tDaren als ger9leute
Oertleioet unD trugen Silsbiite uno Mas=
fen. sic bpllenbeten ibre arbeit 10
i6nea ipie m0gli6 uno brDbten tpieOer=
bolt NIT ibren Hepolbern. Gon Der
nd6lten Station aus muroen Die poli=
5iiten aller umliegenOen Srtibaften te=
legrapbii6 benadri6tigt uno am nd6=
ten 9lbeno ipuroen Sob Saplor, Elm
ebemaliger 0iilfsfberiff, uno Elm junger
Mann Namens nGio" oerbaftet. 2eb=
terer ioQ Der 8ef6reibung bes Mannes
entipre6en, tpelber ilber ben Senber
fletterte uno ben 2OtomotiofIbrer gum
Nnlalten atpa1la.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27
Nemeite. WaGri6tett.

Oas Nttentat auf ben 6ineliiden
Grieoensunterbdnbler, ben 0iset6ni9
81 0uns Chang, mag ernitere Golsen
haben, als anfdnslid ertpartet. Die
&u9el fibt nod i'm Gelidt. Ser Ntten=
tdter, elm jun9er Buribe, miro als irr=
finnig ausgegeben.
9lm MontaG, Nbenos 4 llbr, lit bas
@ourtbaus bon Srumbua &c., O., in
Warren, nieoersebrannt. 9as Weri9t
befanb iib eben tn Sibuns. 9as 6euer
brad i'm Sa6raum aus Der S6aben
betrd9t minbeitens $40,0 600.
gr=Gonsrebmann Sutbmaite in Go
lumbus, g., 1T bonn prdlioenten gum
Mitsliebe Der Beh0roe fir Nusriiituns
uno 8efeltisun9en ernannt tuorben !;
Sabresaebalt s., 600.
gei benz aud bier am Montaa Mor=
gen friib aufgetretenen @etpitter bat Der
glib in Nqesbenp bel Yittsbur9 in bic
Metbobiitentir6e on Nortb Npenue ein=
geidlagen unb fir $4,000 S1aben per=
uria6t !; bel Wbeeling tpuroe gu elei=
9er 3eit Der Nrbeiter George Yeariban
bonn 8liBe eri6lasen.
Nus Woolter tperoen 5ipei merttpiir=
oise 0oppel= Sobesfdae beri6tet. Nm
Sonntas ,pusoe Der reide Sarmer eSIaac
9apibion unb feline @attin beeroist, er
rs, tie 68 Sabre alt unb am Montae
itarben furs na6 chamber s. %. gul=
bertion, 68 Sabre alt, unb feline Oh
idbrige Mutter.
Sn Mailiaon bat borseltern Nbeno
Gorep nit einem Srupp feiner 8etreuen
bas 8eod6tniB ieines puridbriaen Nus=
marbles aus jener Staot mad Waib=
in9ton gefeiert.
9luf Die nd9ite S6ulratbspabl bin
baben iid in Nfron nibt meniger als
l348 Srauen re9iltriren laiien.
eSn Miin6en lit am Sonntag Der bai=
ride Gultusminiiter Or. b. Miiller
geltorben.
Ser 8ismard 0ulbigunesaug na9
Grieoribsrub bat bereits am Monta9
ieinen Nnfans senommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27
0amaI 9pper.

8eim Nufbdngen bon Sapeten liel
Wm. sSentes bon elmer Setter unb rentte
lib Den Nrm aus.
Sn Der @iIeniAmeloe fiel lebte Wode
ein idiperer 8alten Dem gbarles pfei=
fer auf elm gein uno peranlabte einen
4nobeubru9.
SDbn 6. Sursens BON Baltimore
itarb lebten Soniltag unb Die Seerbi@
9uns finoet am Mittpo1 fatt.
louis Sieiel 1T mieoer an leinem al=
ten Ylaban Der Sbuma6erei.
5beDDpre Yeter uno @eorg Sing be-
abiibtiaen bieien CONNER bier neue
8ef6dftslofale sll erbauen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27

&ur3um, es gebt baraus herbor, oab
bas amerifanii6e 8olf heute beKer oa=
ran 1T als i'm BOrjabre /; baB Die @e=
fddfte lib sebobell uno gintOmmen uno
Weroienit iitb gebeiert baben. IS III
Oamit ni6t gelasf, bae mir i6on tpie=
Der ygute 3eiten1 baben; aber es 1T
oamit beipieien, baB mir auf Dem Wege
elmer erfreuli6en geReruns iinb. SIT
es Der neue Sarif, Der Die 8ermebrung
Der ginfubr operlduloet" bat, 10 miro
man folgeri6tig aud fir Die iattge=
babte geferung Der allsemeinen Sage
ibm ben Greoit nibt perneisern biirfen.
(Q. b. W.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27
Vbilipstmr9.
26. Wadp 1895.

26. WdD 1895.
Wertber yeobaAter !
Qlm "a. @edrs itarb bier bel Dr.
patt 3aharias Steiner Sobn pon
3abarias uno Magoalena (seb. Npf-
Der 0erltorbene lit ain 25.
Mdrs 1914 in Gber=Widtrad, gan=
ton Bern in Der Shipei3 geboren unb
ifarb alfo eeraoe einen Gag bepOr er
iein 81. Qebensjabr Dollenbete. Sn
1873 ,panoerte er nod ben Ser. Gtaa=
ten aus nno bat al peribieosnen Grten
als ganbarbeiter in Dienifen geffanDen.
Der Vsrnorbene mar ME Derbeiratbet.
3.
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Dir Efntf gtll)fu

Dos es nid5t tueiie iit NIT ipobffetlem @es
miid,en. Ste ais tlutreinigemo en1p1o4!em
iueroeu, aber feinen e1ten ulebijtntl@em Oes
bait baben, Werfuhe ai3ufitnen. xbtr sttp9e
anberes ais bte dlte niuferbdffe 3Deg1
6orlnparilla - bnS bette Blutretntgnn9ss
mtttel = uniuenoet, pergeuDef 3ette 0sa0
uno @e@unbheit. 9Dtr NIT Gfropbelu, 4ds
tarrt,. Rhemniuttsmue, W2d8Mida idatDd4es PiQs
bldsden, Ofienen Wunben, Dleil10eweg!en
ober iraenb elmer dither1 Bluttr0uygett ues
hoftet 1T. borf Uerfi6ert feiTIs
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= Sn @lepelanb lit Der llngar Sobn
Molnar, ipelher i'm CONNER poriaen
esabrs eitlen ieiner 2anosleilte, Musuit
@ebrins, ermoroet hat, gum 9obe ber=
urtbeilt tpprben. Die 9inri1tune ioll
am 26. Suni fattfinben.
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= Sem bieleeibmdbten unb berfolg-
ten Sperling tit In bem ,Soutbern Sn=
baeeo Sournal" Elm Giirlpreder erItan=
ben. Das 8latt iaat, Der 6perlins
itelle Der 9abafraupe eifri9 nad unb
tpo Die Gpaben In grDberer Mnaahl auf=
treten. perihwinoen bic 5abafraupen
fpurlus.
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Gs g0l)tlt Sid

@ner's Goriapartlia, iinb Iur 41etl ~
gebranHen. Muf aper'S Garfapartla taHn
man fid ffets rerlafjen. Gte ta ketuem
Wanbel unteriuorfen. Gie bleibt ttd4 tn
Qmalitdt,, Qu0ntitdt unb Mirhang tete
gleid. Sn 3nfammnifelIung, Yrcpcrttcn,
Grf6einung nnb olIen, mas bd5l erfcroerttdb
III, einen blrh 2rdnibeit unb @9uiex3 9es
fhfpdhten afrper onfsnrid5ten, ilbertrtnt ne
alle anbern Mebiainefl. @ic fudgt due urls
reinigfeiten I'M Nlute nrf ut10 uertreibt ne
auf ben natiirlihen Weger. Dorum lobnf
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Surge Notise,,.
3nIann.

3nIann.
Sn colorado tpurbe am %. elm ffar=
fer @roHoB peripiirt.
Yon Suron in oen grieiee geffodene
5 fleine Siideroampfer fonnten bel Der
Giidfebr nibt mebr lanben. neil iratpi=
i6sn Elm Sturm Mailen bon Sis ans
Eaflo trieb unb bausbod aufbdufte.
.35 Stlinben lang tparen Die 2eute Der
&dlte uno Dem 9unser ausgeiebt.
Sin ansebliher Bantber perbreitet in
Der @egeno BON Netp Sagerstomn, o.,
Nn9f unD S6refeu.
Sn Dounastoiun 1treifen felt Montaa
300 Irbeiter in Der Gollins Wia bon
Nnorelp 8ros.
Sn 9enper, Sol, brannte bas ct.
Sames 0otel nieoer, nobel 4 Wdnner
Der Seuerpebr umfamen.
8eri1te aus ssloriba polIen millen,
oab Der Mufitano auf Guba 6ortibritte
made.
8puperneur WcGinlep ift in 5bo=
masDille, @a., pobin er CUR grbDlung
segansen, an Der Snfluensa leidt err
franft.
Sn gnienoa, unter=galifornierL ba=
ben &duber eine 8anf beraubt. sic
erbeuteten einen 6olobarren $4,000
pertb unb $4,000 Gelo.
Sn Maiiillon lit elm Mann, Iamens
2eOn Soll, auf rdtbielbafte Weiie ber=
i6munoen.
9unn's mo1entli6er 0anbelsberibt
fonftatirt, oaB bic Ntsei6en BON @e=
i6dftsbeheruns INNER oeutli6er auf=
treten.
8ei einem Sranb in Stem Orleans
lino 10000 galen 8aumpole serlt6rt
iporben.
Ser neue @eIanote Der S6peis
pioba, bat am Samitas Brdlibent @le=
oelano iein ge9laubiguu9s : S9reiben
iiberrei6t.
guetQND.
Wor Dem Seealnt in Bremen bat Die
unteriu6ung oer vgibe" Gataltropbe
begonnen.
Mfan bat 6offnung, baB Die beutIbe
&egierun9 bas @inflbrperbot fir ame=
rifaniihes gieb IN galoe auIbeben
perbe.
9ie 8ubgettommiiIion oes oeuti6en
Gei6stages bat bas por9eIebene 9efisit
fiir oas nd6ite gtatsjabr auf 6 MiQio=
men berabgeminbeIt.
Spanien bat Elm neues WiniIterium
an oellen Spibe @anopas Del GaltilO
itebt.
Nbermals elm beftiges grobeben in
Stalien. Sn Mirabella, probin3 Ser
rara, itiir5te cine Stride elm.
Gum beutiden 8otI9after fir Ye=
tersburg tpuroe Baron bon Sbielmann,
bisber preuBii6er @eianoter in Miin=
ben, ernannt.
SodmaRer in 9eutl9lanr. glbe,
Rbein, Drain, Moiel, yBerra, Suloa
unb 3abaoie anoere Gliille lino aus ben
nfern getreten.
Gin i6redliher grbI6iipf bat Die r0=
miide Srti6aft golara pollltdnois ser=
fort.
Sn 9armitabt bat 9rirs Wilbelm,
Elm Snfel oes @robber5oss, elmer Srau
Die in ben sSluB Woog gefalen, bas
2eben gersttet.
ssn Sbimonoieti bat elm fanatii6er
Sapaner auf ben dineiiiden 6riebens=
unterbdnoler 81 Sung Chang eei6oi=
fen uno ibn I'M 8e1i1t permunoet.
Guf Maoasasfar bat Elm fran3D1ii6es
ariegsaeridt ben fribern ameriiani=
iden Gonful 8dller megen Sbeilnabme
am 9lufitano Der Sopas, au 20 sSabren
giniperrung berurtbeilt.
5eit Der 5amltaa Nabt miitbet elm
furhtbarer Stllrm iiber Gnglano.
Ginitiirseiloe 8ebduoe foiteten inan1es
Muf Dem Gummerotp See, gropins
Yommern, Iino mdbrenb zines Sturnles
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