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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29
ATLANTIC 4 PACIFIC

u. W. Reinhart, John J. McCook, Joseph
G. Wilson, Receivers.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
Sranrigc Tnlgcn riueS bnmmcn
Sd)Cr;cs.

uuaIHcfIldIcs Grhe elmer 5nsrpartic.
gpubIe SprinQs, 2Qa., 80.
Ge3. - Gin oeri7er 9lr6is Jletder
beQab ii1b am Dergar9enen Santiago
nit Iejnem Setter, Sci. 86eeIer, auf
bic %5aQo. lin Die 3ittlQ8}eit tebrte
er dQeia 3urijd uno crpioerte uuf Die
Tragc iFruu 8better's nat Dem Der
bIei6e ibres 0atten. blB bu5 8epebr
- babel auf Die ShuBpaffe beuteno
- iit5 3uf6ui9 entlQoen uno Qlrdie
ejnen unerlplItet2u SOB Qefunoen
babe. G}it eiuem l1uten 2lufi6reie
uno Der @lno nah Dem 9er3en faIz
iero, itijr3te Die duf'5 $166Ite erIhred=
tie 15rau 3u 9ooan. 2ll8 Elm i6neG
berbeiQeruTenerQr3t eintruF permo6te
perielbe nur Den bereit5 ejnQetretenen
SOB 3u cnuitatjren. Die traurige 2(fz
faire tDar bic fol9e zines Dummen
Sher7es, ben Mbeeler iidb erlaubt
bate, penn fFletcher mar, ebe er beims
tebrte, uuf meniQe W}inuten in Elm
0ahbarDcu5 Qetreten, nm fic9 nit Dem
8eIiBer oeiIeIben 3u unterbalten. Nl5
Der isiner 2eben5Qefdbrtin 10 pl0BliA
beraubte Gatte ipdter feline 8Obnung
6etrat uno BON bem GeIthehenen in
aenntn;B geIeBt tpuroe, ma6te er ii6
auf Die SQgO nacb bem llnbeilItifter,
Der uber pm bannen QeflOben mar,
nm Der ppblpcrbjenten 8ade gu entz
ge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
Sm Wnttcsgouic geifnrbcn.
Gin rrhrrtcr gDunfcl,.

Nep gort, 20. 0e3. = 2(nbr.
g. 3Ogers, fen., Elm 70 Sabre alter
&Rann, Der feline qan3e Qeben83eit taft
in Dem 9auIe g}r. 25, 9lbinqoonz
Square, gepD6nt bat unb audi nur Ell
nige 9dufer Daoon geboren puroe,
'tar6 geItern Gtorgen tur3 Dor 8ez
ginn be5 8otte5oienItes in Der Met6o=
Diitentir6e, gde 9ebforbz unO Morz
tonitraBe, gang plOBli6 infoIge zines
6er3Idla9es. Rogers mar ein pobls
betannter D}ann in Der neunten Waro.
Seiner ,3eit mar er Der Srganiiator
Der n9oIe So. Gr. 40" Der freipilIigen
6euerpebr uno 80 Sabre lang Dit
9lieo Der nGrempt 6iremen'5 Qthociuz
tion." Rogers Ttanb aud in irgenc
elmer 8erbinoung nit Der Union 9iz
me SaDings 8ant". Seiner 6amiIie
pfle9te er De5 Oefteren gu Iagen, baB,
Denn er auBer ieinem 9auie 1terben
ioute, er germ in Der Stride iter6en
m06te. Sein DunI6 ging in GrfUlz
lung. DIS Roger5 geItern W2orgen in
ieinem SiB in Der RG6e bes 2tItars
ben 2tnfang Oes 8OttesOienItes ernarz
tete, fiel pI0Bli6 Iein 9aupt auf bic
8ruit, uHo Der alte Wann pdre berz
mut6li6 auf Die Grbe gefaQen, tpenn
Elm Nadbar i'm ni6t idneQ gebalten
bate. g3an brahte, na6Oem Der 9uz
itor, Reb. Start Wrigbt, i4neQ berz
gu geiprungen mar unD Semanb fortz
9eI6idt bate, um einen 2r3t gu boIen,
ben 8enuBtloien na6 Der Satriitei,
no Der balb eintreffenbe 2tr3t ben al
ten HQnn fir t0ot ertldrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31

TputBrfcr III Sd,puIitatcu.
ccs uuscfeplidhen Serfaufs OUn 0tftcn ause'


FIdgt.
Gbicugo, 81, 80. Os}.-Geger
nicht peniger, ais Ieh33jQ 9lpotbeter,
peIhe be76uloigt iiro, oieStaatsgeie-
Re ii6ar ben 9etrieb pon 2lpotbeten
perIeBt 3u BADEN, iino Don ben bieiigen
GrpBQeI6rpprenen 2lntIagen erbDben
poroen. Die Staats6eb0roe peranz
laBte Die llnteriuhunq, neil in LETTER
3eit oieSelbitmpr0e our1 &orboliduz
re, nlorpbjum, Opium, Rattengift,
Barrier @riin uno anoere Site iiber=
banonubmen. Die 2lntIugen Iauten
auf 9ertduf bon 9iften obne 9sfruz
gung Der RGufer iiber oeren Sc
brduA, uno pine Gtifetten. Giele Der
Qn9etloQten perben iogur beIhulz
oigt, Qlpotbeten 81 betrciben, pbne
Itautli6 regiitrirt gu fein. Inter ben
9(nqetIaQien bsfinoen itb prominente
Sirmen, lpie Peter Ban Sbait unb
SD6ne, tpeihe unter Del Qlnflagen
Itehen, l.iI pbium ohne RlhFruge
mad Dem Gebraub perfduft, Die Ser
tGufe ni6t gebu6t un0 loren Regiz
'trirI6ein niht au59eiteIlt gu baben.
Die 9epartements 8eI6GFte SiegeI,
Cooper II. 60, uno q. 81. @ot6Iailo
Tino bei6ulotgt, our6 iunQe 0amen,
bic teinerlei pbarmoceutiIde &enntz
Mile beIiBen, &orbolIdure obne Na6=
frage pertauft gu baben. Die 9erIez
Buns De5 ejn76lGgiaen 8eIeBe5 gilt
nur ais Elm n9er9e6en" (Qti8oemeaz
nor) uno piro our1 8etDitrafen 9ez
uhnnet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
gnultnch SigrInm nrobt.
Cr filrSint sis Grareifmna pon Reprc f1aIiem on.

Gr funsist ste Grsreifuna BON RcprcfTaIien an.
8erlin, 30. Deg. = lle6er Die
W2iI7ion bes aus Nep=gorf bier angez
formenen 9rn. 9oultnep 8igelon
pirb cine neue, BON Der bis6erigen in
pieler 8e3iebun9 abipeidenoe Qesart
perbreitet. 0as 9epeTden 8ijreau
n6erolb" min pi6en, baB 8igelop i'm
Muftrage bes Netpz0orter 8erit9e=
rungsz9epartement5 Der preuBii4en
8egierung er0ffnet babe, baB aae
beuti6en 8erIt6erungsg sgeIeuiduften
pom 0eI6Gftsbetrieb in ben8er. .Staaz
ten uu8gei6lofen peroen piirben,
tpenn Die pon Der preuBi1hen Regiez
rung gegen bic amerjtaniiden 8eIeQz
Ihuften berfiigten g}aBnabmen ni4t
pom 1.5ebruar ab 3uriit8e3ogen mir
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
Sref,cr Glnbru6.

Sort Serbs, N.zY., 80. 9e3.
: Ginbreder peri6afften ii9 geitern
Qbeno 3utritt in Die bieii9e iog.nWalz
nutz9iQa" unb itablen uuBer elmer
8aarIumme DON 5000 aud SoItbarz
feiten in 9eitalt BON 0iamanten, llbz
rem ETC., Die einen Wertb BON nabe3u
$4,000 reprdientirten. Die SpiBbuz
ben geDannen @ingung bur6 ein
S5eniter II. 9loroformirten bic 8eIiBez
rim, 6rau Soiepbine Wiemann. Die
QeBtere bas 8epuBtiein pieber erz
langte, tparen Die 0iebe bereits iiber
Berg unb Sbal unb bis ieBt ift es Der
poli3et no6 ni6t gelungen, Der S9d=
ter bu6baft 5u peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
Sbau0crBnit, lucun mabr.
Sraurtse 9eadridtcu ana Nrmenien. $500
Sorier .eritprt.

Sraurtse Iadorid,teu aus 2Irmenieu. = $500
Sorier ,eritprt.
2pnbon, 80. 9e3. = Sin 8rief
on Die Shines" aus Gon1tQnttnppel
iteut naa &OnIularz unb anoeren Be
rthten Die 5olgen Der M2aiIatre in Dir
menien in ben 8pei leBten Monaten
3uiammen. Siirtii6e 8eri9te geben
Die 3a6l Der in ben Stdoten alIein Grz
ihlagenen auf 10000 an. $500 Dor
fer finD 5erItDrt pprben. Die 3abI Der
in ben 9Drfern umqefommenen Ser
1onen lit nt4t befannt. 425,0OO 9erz
fonen iouen Oem Sun0ern ausgeIeBt
iein.
GontantinopeG, 80. 0e3.-
Quf Elm biesbe3iiqIihes 8erlangen bes
Ser. Staatens@eianoten SerreQ bat
Der Sultan BEN 8efebI gegeben, requz
IGre Sruppen an STEELE BON Reierbiz
item CUR 9elpa6unQ Der Mi1Iionsz zQlnz
italten in alien erppnirten Sbeilen oes
Eei6es gu pertpeaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
Sermtidtr teIegrapBiidc Scpridcu.

= Die s Sabre alte Marp W}c8oz
bern in enzSerIep, ipelde BEL ibrem
Sobne, bem Gupitdn zines 8analbooz
tes, pobnte, puroe ais 2ei6e nobe
benz 8oote i'm &analbaIiin gefunben;
lie mar in bic 6riibmeiie in Der Ct.
peters=&ir6e gegangen unb permutbz
li6 Bel Der Riidtebr iiber 8orb gez
itiir3t.
= 9ei einem 8ren3itreite 3tpif6en
getpO6nern Der merifanii6en Srtz
icbaften 6uiBl unb Saniuan beI
Gitabo ba6en geitern bier 9erIonen
ben Sob gefunben unb 3pan3ig an
bere tpurben berpunDet.
= Der 8unbestreu3er ,Maine"
bat ii3 geitern Qbmiral 8unce's Sc
f9paoer auf SdmptOn FOaos ansez
i4lp6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
Gin frnnsoTid, rnfftfdes 0rpieft

Qonbon, 70. 0s3. = Der r0miz
f6e Correspondent Der r3ime5" min
erfabren baben, baB Elm fran30Iii4z
ru1iiI6es Proiett, 10000 8eroanz
8etpebre unb 2 M}iuionen patronen
na6 QtbeIiinien gu ienben, in boben
omtltden ruIiiiaen &retien beipro4en
pprben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
Cine amcssfanif1c s4uleihr.

Sruntfurt, a. M., 80. 9e3. =
3piI9en Der Morgan'I6en 8antiersz
5irma unb Der r9eutI6en 8unt" Iinb
gegenndrtig @erbunOlungen be3iigli4
elmer 4nleibe pon $50 W}iuionen Dol
lars gu einem 3in5fuBe BON 81 Proz
3ent in Der Sdpebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
llnbrgrlnOrtcs Gcrabt.
Sein 9Ibfpmmcn srpiicben Ruslaue une &c
g,er ztaoteu in eer Ycue;uelas Traoe

yer. Stdaten IN Ger Sereiuela'6ra9e.
2DnDDn, 30. 9e3. - DEN
nStanbarb" gebt aus Berlin BON lei:
nem bortigen GorreIponbenten fol;
genbe Mitt6eilung gu: 2lQe 8eri6tt
bon einem 2(btommen anti4en RuB.
lamb unb ben Ser. Staaten in Der @e.
ne3ueIaz6rage finb unbe9riinOet. Sn
@egentbeil, Der @8ar mar BON Der BOT
fhaft GleoelanO'5 auf ba5 peinli6itt
iiberrai6t uno irqenb elm 9rieg, mel
der @nglanb inDolpirt, niiroe BEN
ru1iii4en 9ofe 4nqeii6ts be5 nabe Be.
porite6en0en 9r0nungsfeites unpiQ=
fnr1mpn iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
ShiFsfarten

aacs unp ben @s,ro pa iiber Sreuen ooer Sauss
bG-g beior5t bic
&rpeoitiem oes -7eatfcnea GorrefYoneenten,s
-m-@SAs 4aItinrrssStr. urA gcffsG GifiessEaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
81. GonSreB.
Setator SooGc iiber Die ,,W OTIS
roe=3octri:..
Die Der. Stdatcn miITen Nruteftpr Ger ruritls
den ScntiipbGre blCibeu.
Q endt I.

- IL u !.
q fbirgton, .. G., 80. 0e5.
= Die Reorganization Der Senats=
Gomite'n puroe beute burb Die 2ln=
nabme elmer, pon W}ithen (Rep., Sre.)
unterbraitaten ReIolution nit 80 Qegen
% Stimmen sffettuirt. Die populiitiz
i6en Senltoren entbielten ith Der Ibz
itimmung nit QusnQbme 8nle'5 o.
9at), Der ficb auf Settle Der 0emotruz
ten iteqte. 8orman (9em., DID, CAB
i'm 2aufe Der Debate 8sfii6lsn oe5
8ehouerrs 4usbrud. DnB Den 6reiiilz
ber@2euten an Dem Gomite fir 5inan3z
GngeIe9en6eiter bic WlaioritGt eingez
rdumt poroer. Senator Qooge btelt,
pie aneetiinoigt, feinen 9ortrag ijber
Die nMonroez9octrin," ii9 auf ben
ene5ueIiI6zbritiIc6en 8ren3Itreit be-
5iebeno. Den &aroinalpuntt ieiner
ReOe biIoete Die @ifti9tsit unb Notbz
Ipenoigteit Der 9(ufre4terbaItung Der
yMfpnrosz9octrin" fir 0os QBDbI Der
&er. Stouten. 9aS ergIiIde 9oIt, err
tldrte GeOner, fei nid1t i'm WIinoeiten
Qensigt, nit Den Ser. Stauten II. BLU
tiqem Streite Qn5ubdnosln, tpie es audi
umgete6rt nidt Der San lei. lIeberz
baupt CLAUDE er taum, buB Gngldno
Elm thatiQhIides Sntere1Te an Dem 10
Dial beIprDh2nen uro umitrittenen
Ierritorium nehme, uno mas Die 0er
Staatcn in bem Safe cn6etreffe, 10 iei
er b2ftimmt Der 9lEiiht, oaB DieTelbsn
flo geqen redtli@ 6eQrjinoete 9eiiB=
rette ntd3t oufIebHen uro per7uaen
pijroen, in iibsrmutbiQsr unb piufiir=
liC0er Q8eiie 5oIfa 3urjjd3ulpajIen gu
DeriuGen. Sin anoarer llmitano iei
e5, penn 8roBbritanricn feline N}lbt=
bsfugniiie auf oiaism Goatiuente iiberz
ichreite uro unteraGbme, in ilIeQaIer,
berausforoern6er uro QsDaItIomer
DIT fem @1biet 7u erpsitern WiirDs
Ter britjTGe 26rc in @sne}uela feline
GQub3iige nit GrTpl1 au5fii6ran t0nz
nen, lporum fDQe cr nidt Ieine JuBen
du3 auf W}eritO unO Gu6u legen.
Gnglaro, fii6rte Senator 2oooe aug,
QenieBe i'm Rutbe ber 8rDBmGtte teiz
nerlei Gor3ii9e uno bd na6 einem
alien Spribporte oam Ginen reht,
mas Dem Q(noern bi1iq, 70 lei e5 au4
anoeren 9}Qtioner porbsbalten, GroB=
britannien's 3eiipial na65uabmen.
I'm 4 llbr so W}. pertaQte iid) Der Sez
nat Bis mprgen, ipaln beiDe 0au5er
pabrf6eiaIi6 5ih bis gum Dienitage,
Dem Z. Sanuar, pertu9an perosn.
2tIlerIei.
Sin Idon frij6er bon Guup (Gep.,
9G) offerirter 8eidIuB, ben Marinez
SetretGr um Snformation gu erIuner,
Of e5 rat55dm unb 1oprtbeilbdft lei,
untsr ben QeQsnpIrtigen @erbdItniIIen
feds, anItott 5!peier neuen S6Ia6tz
fGiffe gu bauen, purbe 3ur 8eratb>
f6luQun9 aufqerommen uno paTIirte.
Der Senat beitQtiQts beute in Gre
cutib=SiBung Die domination BON
Robt 9. Clifton, jr, pom 0iitrift
Columbia, iDDie Sbos. 8. 8raDen
gum reIp. &6eT Oes 8onIularz9ureaus
i'm Stoatsz9spartsmsnt, iopie 9ijlf5z
Observation-Disclosures in Rsp=Yort.
GbanOler (Rep., R.=9.) brahte
hsute i'm SeDat cine Sin Elm, biz 3piz
Ihenitaatlihe 6unoel5zgommiIiion in
Der @siIe gu ern:itern, DaB ieoer elm
seine Stoat in oerIelben Dertreten lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
0abridt nnn ocm ,Utomera !"

@ictorio, 9. g., 80. 0e3. :
9as in 9ort 8amble anqefommene
S6tff n8ombers" bat Die g2u6ri6t
gebradt, oaB e5 ben 9ampfer ,D}ioz
pera", lpelcber ben ieit ii6er 3pei W}oz
noten berf6olIen gepefenen 0umpfer
gStrat9ne0is" cine 3eit lang i'm
S6lepptau gebabt bate, am %. bs.
Ntts. 100 Neilen pon Sap SSlatterD
geii4tet babe. Der 0ampfer iei unz
ter 0ampf getpeIen unb babe einen
iuoIt6en &urs eingebalten, pa6rz
i6einlid nm be6ufs Ginnubme BON
&oblen 10 i4neQ als mOgli9 9onoz
lulu gu erret6en. Der yStratbnepis"
1T, tpie bereits gemelbet, in3piI9en in
Port Sopnseno eingetroffen, nG6z
reno man Don Dem yW2ipfpera", Ieit=
Dem er in einem beftigen Sturm BON
benz nStratbneois" getrennt puroe,
nt4t5 geb0rt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
U2ie ma Gnr1h1rrn M

= @ie aus 9amburg gemelbet
tpirb, bat 9irettor 8ouini nit Der,
anqebli6 unter Gontratt6ru6, mad
Qlmerifa abgereiiten Sdngerin aatbaz
rina &lafstD cine 8ereinbarung gez
troffen, Der 3ufolge Die beliebte SGn=
germ in Der nd6ften SuiIpn tpieber
in 9amburg auftreten nil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
GuaItId1e 9lbenofIaTen

bot uterttueter Eeben ietutn ano:reE Bripatuaffen
eiracridbtet austuntt itriftIit oocr uituoIit.
6. $. SfSnridl, meenllob MTi bis:i :tras.,
nah, glort5s uRo 4,ooiious gpsnus.
fgvrI6, ! STlo sSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31
See
Nati0nQl 8all 0erein

Der staof Baltimore
National Building A Association.
Slrcnur: Simmrr gfr. 4Os uns 4OS, SitrIitp
Suilena.
GutOriGrtcs &apitaI SiO.OOO.OOO.OO.
. Scamte:
g5nTa bnmGS 3 s. SnaSf ,sl "1, i,.sTSS:nt yF9S:nt
8. yBesIcp eiueft, -Gasmctitsr.
s. u. 9pue. SetT:tar.
WWt0. @ri6arr, en..o'sitiftsflursr.
=. y. Morris, Geitdftsfuhrer
bes ElIsuHs$s2 epartfueuts.
sStliiams sSiIIiGms, GettsconiuIent:n.
gepoiItoriun: Continental RatiouaIsSanl.
Stterii.IuHa Der SccurtlteR: 6ireltp & De
pofitsSo.
Streftcren:
Grnf .: Snaoe. iun.' pon Ssm. SHooe q Co..
Clinton y. Gdinc, DON GaIne & Dlc2oIaH, gdHs
ftcrs uno Waiter.
9bpmas SS. 6an, gEmaIt.
8iIbur T.. 5adion, @Tdfibe1t Der Continental
Grmarn Rainc, gcTB;r uub Strausseter oes
.9eutdeH GoITcipoHoeRttn."
Samcs ,. waaipn DOR ber 9opiss 3. gloiou 60
%. sBin6Irrp s8iniams, azpaIt.
SbarIss 6snrp Smitb ron Smlth Siron & Co.,
&raTsssSdnoIcr In Eeplcr uno 8aperdteH.
NJ. DseS. pridDars, SauEStrsIu
Saben Sic iemals aesIaubt
SAB Der antauf singsiablter aftitn in Der .Re,
tionol.Suiloine 81 foeiatiOH- Der Staot Baltimore
.u $4,000 pro antbeil. ptl6ts 9rolent 3initn
earaRtirt. lablbar balbi6brli9, elm 9utts a8eib=
nadltseeAerf iii
98egtn nSbtrtr Gius,lnbeiteu peuoe man F6 on
6as esnerolssdrsau, Rr. 40S uno 400 Jiotlitps
we. wee9. pridbare,
(GebIe,lS ScneraIsgauaasr.
EnoIiSd,s OfbenSfIdfYeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-31

The German Correspondent,
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Successor TO F. RAINEj,
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or Weekly 81 per anuum. THE BEST AND
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1 SoUTRK2E exATSa.
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Ser SentIdle Correspondent,


%. RaiHe, Fiocnthimcr nno Heeaftcuf
(gsnboIscr Don s. 9lGihc).
enspen>Gt, Saltim ores arate unb gofsSfFcesalcs.
greis b.s taaIidlen gIattsS, bnrt 2rdser bsloIS:.
roi. Sts: fGaIiule urb = Spunta 90 =sIuegabt
Gents pro g8oe sahbcr on bic oas 5lGtt b'orssHeen
9rdstr.- 9aalidi ntbit eonnta q s9ins eabs uHttr
&ortc>SoraUsJeSohuHe $3.50 prolJapI, III lht5tte
$rit i'm grrhSItnif jlT bic no ,emtlile MuesabC
nit scS1taaatlatt, rertsrti init absus tr Slnbs,
$3.50 pro Sdbr. nadl irstno stutH St,s oss Snan,
sro eobr,-Yae Sstts nns biateitS eeatf@s BIett
In ben NtitttI= urp sf5hacteE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-09
UNION PACIFIC DEBT.
Leaders in Congress Desire That
Some Action Be Taken.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The Senate COM
mittee on Pacific railroads tr-day heard a
statement by E. Ellery Anderson. one of
the Government directors of the Union
Pacific Railroad, with special reference 10
the possible foreclosure of the first mort
gage and its effect on the Governments
interest. The committee decided to take
no action until after the House shall act,
but will then be prepared to deal with the
question. The members of the committee
were generally of the opinion that the
question was of sufficient urgency to JUS
tify lis immediate consideration, and 20
room was left for doubt that it would be
taken up but for the general feeling that
any action of the Senate committee or the
Senate itself would be futile unless the
House had acted. 1t was stated that bills
were already 10 course of preparation for
the foreclosure of the first mortgage on the
Union Pacific road, because of default in
the payment of interest. and the opinion
was freely expressed that unless some
action should be taken at this session, the
United States would fail 10 secure any re-
turn for its inves Iment in the road. Eff
forts will now he directed toward securing
action by the House, and it is stated that
the House committee on rules has viz
tualy agreed 10 give the Pacific Railroad
committee a day in the House soon after
the disposition of the currency bill.
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OUT OF HIS HUMBLE Howell.
SOnOma'S Wild Man Energies From
SecIuSiOn.
Going to Sacramento to Take a Hand in
the Struggle for the United
States SenatOrShip.

SANTA Rosa. Jan. S.-Ben Buckley, the
famous SOnoma County wild man, who
for over twenty years lived in mud hole
in a fence corner in Butcher Valley, came
TO town and bought ticket to Sacramento
to-day.
Buckley is one of the most celebrated
hermits in California. He thinks he is
President of the United States and claims
Cleveland is pretender. About twenty
years ago Buckley was assaulted by high
wavmen on his way home from the village
store and badly beaten. SINGS that TINA
he has been the victim of a strange hallu-
cination that he is President and that it is
unsafe for him 10 live or sleep in a house.
On the Cunningham ranch, in Butcher
Valley, be built himself a small rail pen.
aud in this, on the bare ground, with
nothing between him and the sky, be has
SLEPT every night for many years. All
attempts to have him leave his miserable
home failed. All through The hard winter
rains be lay beside a hole 10 the ground
into which water from his wallow ran.
When this became filed with water he
would bali it out with his old hat. Some
times he had fire, but when it was storm
ing hard it was impossible to keep it burn
ing. Much of the time he Toasted on the
chickens, rabbits and squirrels he found
Oh his travels about the dense woods.
He was harmless. but when disputed
with concerning bis right to the Presi-
dency be would rave and storm like mad
man. He did great deal of wood-chop-
ping, aud it is claimed he had a consider
able sum of money hidden in a hollow
tree near his peculiar lodge. He came here
few days ago, but refused TO enter a
house. He said he was going to Sacra,
mento on pass to help elect a United
States Senator. He said that if the proper
man is not put up he will remove him. His
appearance here created quite a sensation,
as it was believed he would never leave
his fence-corner camp.
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BERKELEY.

The Alumni Association has issued a
letter to its mem bers to induce them to
bring about the much needed legislation
which the growth of the university de-
mnnds. II says:
1.-TWO bills are about to be introduced
into the Legislature; one providing for an
appropriation OF $3.50, 600 for sui able build
ings TO accommodate the needs of the
colleges at Berkeley another for $3.50. 900.
to provide suitable home for the profess
siOnal colleges in San Francisco. Both
of these appropriations are absolutely
necessary"
Then each member is requested to &C
quaint his Assemblymau and Senator in his
district with these needs. that ne may serve
the interests of the university from full
know edge
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snot twice. He said nothing before or during
the shooting. l turned and walked up
stairs after he shot. / did not know that
he was there until he shot. He
He held the pistol up close to me and
fired the first shot. pushed away before
he fired again. am sure that l cannot
get we'll have NO hopes of living now"
He then affixed his mark, being too weak
to write his name, and Mr.. Church wit
messed 1t. Mr.. Collins, his assailant, was
brought into the room at this juncture and
Boogar was asked to identify hiui. His
eyes sweled open as be saw him, while he
exclaimed. Yes, that is Collins. He shot
me-" Collins was returned to the City
Jail
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SOME COAST MATTERS.
Captain Reed Gets His Commission to
Command the Olympia.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 8.-Berkeley will be
made free mail delivery station on March
l. Five carriers will be appointed.
j. Campbell, president OF he Vallejo Board
of Trade, and James Roney. also OF Walls jo
were at the Capitol today minging with men,
beers of Congress ID their efforts TO promote the
interests OF Mare Island yard. They have
taken quarters at Wizards Hotel.
Senator White has gone 10 Philadelphia.
REPRESENTATIVE Loud and wife have taken
quarters AT the Albany.
Captain Reeds commission as commander of
the Olympia has been forwarded To him.
RepresentatiYe-elec Grove L. johnson was
at the Capitol to-day under the escort of Repre-
sentative Bowers
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Stuck in the Mud.

PORTLAND, Jan. 8.-While coming up the
Willamette River yesterday the steamer George
W. Elder, coal laden from Seattle, got out OF
the channel and stuck her bow In he mud on
Swan Island five miles from this city. 1t Will
be necessary 10 lighter the vessel before she
can be fioated. The bottom is soft and the
Elder Is not damaged in any way.
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BIRTHS ARRIAGES-DEATHS.

BORN.
REHhER-In this city, January s, 1895, to the
wife OF William Rehker, a daughter.
BLANDlNo-In this city. January 5. 1895, TO the
wife OF Frank Blandno. son.
EINSELEN-In this city, January 8, 1879 s. to the
wife OF Charles r. EinseIen. daughter.
CZARN ECKG-ln this city, January S,1S95, TO
the wife OF A. Czarn ecki, daughter.
POTTH0FF-ln this city January 8, 1S9 5, to the
wife OF Theo Il. Potthoff.
FoXGORD-In this city, January 6. 1895, TO the
wife OF N. r. Foxgord,
FUCHS-ln this city, January Z, 1895. to the
wife OF +. Fuchs son.
RiESE-ln this city, January 8 1893 to the wife
OF David Riese. son.
STACEY-In Oakland, January 7, 1895. to the
wife OF William A. Stacey, a daughter.
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COOK AND COLT SAFE.
Not Likely to Be Indicted for Shoot
ing Into a Mob.

WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE. Ohio, Jan.
8,--The Fayetie County Grand Jury is
now hearing the evidence bearing on the
so-called riot of October II. when the
troops called out by Sheriff James F.
Cook TO protect William Dolby killed five
citizens and wounded twenty others. Tie
CoroDer's jury verdict declared the killing
unjustifa BILE. and placed the responsible
ity on Sheriff Cook and Colonel A. b.
Colt of Columbus, commander of the
troops. It was the general belief here til t
Cook and Colt would be indicted for MUIR
der or manslaughter, but that impression
has been somewhat dissipated since the
names OF the grand jurors were made pub
lie. The findings will not be published
until Wednesday or Thursday.