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The herald., 1897-11-15
Y. W. G. A. GOSPEL Services

The gospel service at the Young Wo-
mans Christian association yesterday
afternoon was led by Mrs. j. D. Burch of
the First NJ. E. church. She gave very
interesting and helpful Bible reading on
Words of encouragement" She pre-
faced the reading by saying: Currents
run down hill and unless we have
strength outside of ourselves to resist
their sweep we will be worsted in the
conflict 6 life. If we place our reliance
upon health, or friends, or environment.
they may fail us; but the word of God
stands forever" The references related
to God as a friend, protector shield,
refuge; his help and guidance in the
life bringing it up to that higher level
where temptations lose something Of
their power
The herald., 1897-11-15
A BAD MAN ARRESTED
Ex-CoNvICT DRAWS A KNIFE
ON AN OFFICER
And Is Knocked Down and Hand
cuffed-Has Served Ten Years
in San Quentin for Murder

A row over the payment for a meal
started in a dogtown restaurant at
o'clock yesterday morning. Jinario Me-
lande, a Mexican, and one of the walters
were the participants, and Melande was
put out of doors. Officer Talamantes
was attracted by the disturbance. When
he learned the cause of the row he or
dered Melande to move on. The Mexi-
can refused to goand the officer grabbed
him by the shoulder, intending to assist
him. AS he did so Melande drew dirk
from his pocket and was raising his arm
to strike when the officer delivered q
blow with his fist on the side of the head
that sent him sprawling upon the
ground. He then snapped the handouts
upon the wrists of the belligerent Mex
lean and rang for the patrol wagon. At
the police station the prisoner was
charged with an assault W ith a deadly
weapon.
Melande is an eX-convict. In 1850 he
was sent to San Quentin for ten years
for numbering another Mexican in a
fight. Previous to that time he is said
to have murdered q man in Lower Cali
fornia. About year ago he was ar
rested on charge of highway robbery
but was not convicted on the charge.
The herald., 1897-11-15
MORE GOLD IN SIGHT
Another Rich Strike Made a,
Randsburg

From information which reached here
last night by private source it is
learned that another very rich strike
has just been made at Randsburg, which
1t is claimed determines beyond all
doubt the future of that district as a
successful mining camp. While at work
on Saturday g body of ore was struck
at depth of $50 feet below the apex
of the Olympus lode. The ledge is four
feet wide and it is said there are hun
dreds of tons of gold ore in sight which
will mill $50 to the ton. There have been
richer strikes made in that vicinity, but
none of this grade in such quantities.
1t is the property of the Yellow Aster
Mining and Milling company and is
located in the famous Rand group of
mines.
The herald., 1897-11-15
East Side Notes

The ladies of the Christian church will
give an 'at home Thursday afternoon
and evening next at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. George Schlicher, on Pasadena
avenue.
The olive picking factory near he
Main street bridge has a good force of
hands employed and expects to put up
some 10000 gallons Of olives this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ferguson of
Avenue 32 spent yesterday with Mr. and
Mrs. Plumner of Whittier.
Mrs. Davis of Riverside will be Tres
ent to assist in the annual inspection to
be held by the Kenesaw Relief CORPS
Friday, the 18th, at p. m, in Maore's
hall.
e. L. Stevens is having a handsome
two-story residence of colonial style
built at 1915 Downey avenue.
Rev DR.. Trew administered holy COM
munion at the Epipha.ny church yester
day morning.
The herald., 1897-11-15
THE HERALD CRYPTOGRAM

The proverb embodied in The Her
aid cryptogram is:
"The ways of Providence are past
finding out"
Two hundred and nineteen persons
sent in answers to the puzzle. Some
of them were correct; many wrong.
The awards made according to prece-
dence in furnishing correct answers
are as follows:
First Premium-Cleveland Bicycle;
j. T. Jones, 132 South Broadway.
Second Premium-1OO pounds Los
Alamitos sugar; Miss ]. D. Stoneman,
2672 Orchard avenue.
Third Prelnium-1OO pounds Los
Alanitos sugar; L. L. Newcy, 3Os
North Beaudry avenue.
The herald., 1897-11-15
Dedication Services al St
Mary's, Boyle Heights
THE VALUE OF TRUE LIFE
OTHER THINGS THAN BRAD.
STREET AND DUN
the Significance of Confirmation by
the Rev. B. w. r. Tayler.
Y. w. G. A. Services

The new Catholic church of ST. Mary
day morning at $50 The dedication
service was conducted by Rt. Rev
Bishop George Montgomery. assisted by
Revs. Joseph Doyle and F. X Antill,
and two acolytes, f. p. Conway and w.
Held
Following the dedication, pontifical
high mass was celebrated by the bishop,
assisted by Rev. NJ. Liebana, arch
priest; Revs F. Harnett and Joseph
Doyle, deacons of honor; Revs. +. X.
Antill. c. NJ, deacon, and II. Morris.
subdeacon: Rev. c. Molony, master of
ceremonies. The dedication sermon was
preached by Father Harnett, and a
choir consisting of fifteen voices, under
the direction of Prof. Gardner, and full
orchestra accompanied.
Father fiarnetts sermon dealt with
the 1ignihcance of the cross in the Cath
olic church. The cross crowns the stee-
pie and the altar; the stations of the
cross are on the walls; the cross is the
sign of redemption and forms the basis
of every ceremonial of the church. 1t is
the source of consolation in trial; an
encouragement in life and the signifi-
cance of its form in the minds of chill
dren is that they shall serve God and
fill a worthy place in society.
At the conclusion of the morning serv-
ice Bishop Montgomery Rev. Father
Doyle, who will fill the pulpit at st.
Mary's. and the other priests We're
served with fine banquet, and in the
evening pontifical vespers We're cele-
brated by the bishop and assisting
priests.
The high altar was elaborately deco
rated with white chrysanthemums pa
pyrus and palms. The church itself is
Il handsome edifice, constructed en-
tirely of brick. The dimensions are
about S5x50 feet and ordinarily it will
seat 400 persons. II is without pillar to
support the roof and thus the main al
tar is visible from every part of the
church. The windows in the church are
of the finest quality of art glass and
most of them have been donated in mem
ory of the departed The stations OF
the cross are real oil paintings and add
materially to the decoration of the inte-
rior a bell weighing about 1900 pounds
hangs in the belfry. Its tones are clear
and rich and may be easily heard be-
yond the limits of the new parish The
peWs are comfortable. The entire floor
with the exception of the sanctuary, is
covered with lineoleum. The sanctuary
IS covered with rich crimson carpet.
The main altar is finished in white and
gold and the double effect is very beau
tiful.
The herald., 1897-11-15
CAME TOO LATE
Well-Known Chicago Woman Ex-
pires of Consumption

Mrs. j. A. Adams, aged "a years, died
yesterday of consumption at the Hollen-
beck hotel. Accompanied by her hus-
band and little daughter she came here
two weeks ago from her home in Chica-
go, hoping that the change of climate
would benefit her health. The disease
was too far advanced. however, and
since her arrival here she had been con-
fined to her rocm most of the time.
Among her last requests was that she
be buried in Los Angeles and the funeral
will take place here. The deceased was
very well known in Chicago. She was q
daughter of G. C. Bushman, master me-
chanic of the Pullman Palace Car COM
pany at Pullman. Ill.
The herald., 1897-11-15
Social Democracy

"a Money for the People" was ad-
vocated by a. G. Hinckly before thc
Social Democracy yesterday afternoon
His theory was that land furnished t.,e
best security and basis for q medium OF
exchange. He would have the govern
ment issue to applicants currency, al
3 per cent, on one-third the assessed
value of the land offered as security
This plan would prevent monopoly OF
money, reduce the rate of interest and
arouse an era of general prosperity and
contentment.
The herald., 1897-11-15
FROST THIS MORNING
That Is What tho San Francisco
Weather Ron Predicted

A telegram was received last night at
the local office of the weather bureau
from the forecast official at San
every probability of a light frost
in this vicinity this morning. The frost,
if the temperature. gets that low, will
be noticeable only in the most exposed
portions of the country and will not be
severe enough to injure any but the most
tender varieties of vegetation.
The herald., 1897-11-15
Tested His Kicking Ability

"And how did you approach father"''
mot very close. I stood in the middle
of the lawn and called to him at the
upper window"
"Why, you must have been at least
seventyfive feet away from him"
about that. You see, didn't want to
give him a chance at anything better
than place kick at twenty-five yards.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The herald., 1897-11-15

I. O. r. M.-Members of Los Angeles
Stamm, No. 252, will meet on Tuesday,
November 10th, at 1890 o'clock sharp.
in Elks' hall, No. 2521a s. Main street. to
attend the funeral of our late brother
Edward kurrle. By order of
GEO. JOERRIMAN,
Grand Chief.
The herald., 1897-11-15

"You needn't say woman has no me-
chanical genius. I can do anything on
earth with only hairpin."
"Well, here, sharpen this lead pencil
with it.''-Detroit Free Press.
The herald., 1897-11-15

ons and top delivery wagons. Hawley,
King & Co.
The herald., 1897-11-15

Agents Victor. Heating. World and
March bicycles. Hawley. King & Co.
The herald., 1897-11-15

Hawey. King & Co. .cor.5th st. and Bwy..
agents genuine Columbus Buggy company
bugg!es and Victor bicycles.
The herald., 1897-11-15
.IOTTINGS

Maler : Zobelein's lager. fresh from thsi.
brewery. on draught in all the principal
saloons; delivered promptly IN bottles o:
kegs. Office and brewery. 40 Also stree,:
telephone 81.
The herald., 1897-11-15
baggage Notice

Bright's Special Delivery checks bag
gage to all parts of the world. 404 s.
Broadway, chamber of commerce bldg.
The herald., 1897-11-15

Everything on wheels. Hawley. King
e. Co. cor. Fifth street and Broadway.
The herald., 1897-11-15

Latest styles wall paper at A. A. Eek
stroms. 324 South Spring street.
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Gin beftt8er Gfmrnt int mSrDIts
dett 9eraS.

Dollas, Ser., 8. Snni. Sin duberif
befti9er Sturm, begleitet bon farfem
@egen. iuhte beute einen s.DBen She'll
BON gforb=Seras beim. Ser Weiaen
uno Der 6afer iinb nabe3u reif uno man
fiir6tet, oab tie idweren Sdaoen er=
litten baben, penn es au1 nod llti=
m6sli6 lit. senaue geri9te su erlans'
gen. Sn Sort Worth ,puroen ettpa 90
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riifen uno es tpuroe ionltiser S6aben
anseriatet. Ser &esenfaa mar 10 be-
oeuteno, bab ber Strabenbabnperfebr
unterbroAen tuuroe uno piele Seller poll
WaNer liefen. Sas @etreibe lieot in
Der llmeeseno gum She'll had auf bem
Booen. Sas in Der Stabt beI1dbigte
@ebiet 1T 200 Yaros brett unb cine
Wteile lany unb Der S9aoen tpirb auf
uinoeitens $751; eeiddbt.
esn Nrlington, 1G Meilen Dltlid bon
Sort Wortb, tuurben Elm Subenb ober
mebr 6duier forteetpebt ooer entbadt
uno in Der Brairie auf z Meilen i'm
llmtreile batten mebrere SduIer Elm
sleihes SdifIal.
! Der 5rieoensri9ter bes Precintts, g.
8. 2afate uno Serr 8. 5. pioIe be-
fauoen ii4 in einem 9auie. tpeldes
poafdnois serltOrt wurbe. 8eibe mur=
ben hwer berlebt.
Sei Branb prairie, A Meiien 6flid
BON Mrlinston. tuurben 6 Sduler fdue,
lbef6dbigt. Gin Saus uuroe burd
gliBfhlas entsiinoet. Ser gjrunb Do
! Iiir, OaB feline Menideuleben nerlorer
lginsen, 1T in benz umltanbe sn iuhen
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baB sSeoermann ibn aufiudte, als bi
buatfle Molfe berannabte., Mus 9id'
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@nuis, WilliS Boint, WtSinneD, Gran
bad, @ainesoille, Serrea uno anberel
lO-ten trefen Siobspoiten elm.
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Observation-Disclosures.

goitb M. Garner gesen 2ena 8ar=
ner II. u. Da bas giesntbum slpei=
NAL obne &elultat gum Yertaufe aus=
geboten ipuroe, 10 marc cine neue 9lb=
i4dBung anaeoronet.
Ser Staat Sbio auf bic Rlaee bon
Sennie Marso sesen Gbarles 6. Galen=
oine. 8eiseiest uno Soften beaablt.
Sobn %. 9Beit sesen bic Gtaot
nbri6spille. Oas llrtbeil oes Mapors
(pesen 0erlebung Der Screen Orbi=
nanS) tpurne ungiiltig ertldrt uno bat
Die 5taOt bic Soften gu be5ablen.
Shpmas s. Barrier sesen Die Staot
l1brihspille. Oalielbe.
2arrp Wsoran sesen Die Staot
llbri9spille. Sos llrtbeil bes Wapors
iparb be1dtigt unb bat Der Gldser Die
Soften gu besablen.
Sobn Mepers sesen Sarpep Gibbs
u. u. Gem &ld9er tpuroen $46.3O
susefp roden.
%. u. Wattins sesen Sen. s.
Beans. 9luf Nntras oes &ldsers sa=
riifsesoaen uno Soften be3ablt.
8. 8. Qealea, Sefamentspolfre
Ieegen Mattbetp 8. Genneop u. 81.
Wertauf befdtist uno 8ertbeilung an=
georbnet.
Sohn Nageip & Sobn gegen ben
Netp pbilabelpbia uno Canal Ooper
Bale Baa Club. Die Mn9etlasten
iparen nibt erihienen uno tuurben sur
Ye3abluns bon $2S9.l0 unb Soften
perurtbeilt.
q. M. Yailsp, Maienbertualter. se=
gen Gii3a 9ed II. q. Dem Gldaer
purben $689.25 sugefpro6en unb 0er=
fauf angeoronet.
6. W. Nallen, Mallenberpalter, ge=
een gbas. u. NeiDlenlan u. u. Dem
Rldger wurben $500 3naeiproden unb
Nertauf bes giaentbums angeoronet.
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Der MtaS0att8 Der NopMIittem.
Gonb enttott

bat augeme,n iiberraidt. ba man er-
tpartet bate, bab bic Nnbdnger elmer
Sutton nit bet bempfratii1en partei
fieaen .uerben. 9je farfen parteian=
hdnser baben geliegt uno baben Elm
poles 9ifet ins Selo 9eiteQt, iuas alio
elm 3uiammengehen nit Der oemofratt=
i6en Bartei bon bornberein ausi1liebt.
gBir alauben, bic 9emotraten f0nnen
iih gu bieiem @eiultat Slid tpiniden.
Die Mebrsabl Der populilten, tpelbe
leBtes Sabr %. s. Brpan unteritiibt,
sperben aud bieIes Sabr oas oemotrati=
ihe ifimmen unb Der umltano, bab Die
Gaftion Der popaliiter, tpelde Die Oe=
mofraten INNER ON bitterfen befdmpft
bat, unb bic eigentli1 bafIr perant=
tportlid tit. oaB unier County republi=
taniid setuorben, miro biel baSu bei=
traeen, Die Sattionen Der bemofrati=
f9sn partei, bic lid bor eiuem Sabre
iiber Die Wabrungsfrase eusmeit boz
ben. tpieoer sll bereinigen.
Sic Nusfi9ten fiir bic Semofraten
linb borsiisli9. Mit einem suten Si-
Diet 1T Der Sies inn Gountn iiber UNI
aud i'm Staate 1T elm Semptratifde,
Sie9 tpapiheinli9.
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Nemeite WaGri1tett.

sSn gpirus puroen bon ben Siirfen
@rdueltbaten periibt. sic bereeipal=
tiaten Jrauen, beiubelten Girdsn uno
pliinoerten Dorfer.
Gin @olfenbru1 in benz 9iisellanbe
bes Separtement Sier i'm iiib6ltli6eu
Ebeile Sranfreihs, peruria1te cine ue=
beridtpemmuns bes 6luiies Mprse uno
Die 3erit6runs elmer gln3abl papier=
miiblen unb Seioenipinnereien. iopie
ppn Wobnbduiern ldues ben ulern oes
JluHes. Sn ben Srten 8oiron unb
Moirans ities oas g8aKer plOblid 20
GuB. Cine peripn ertrant. Ser @er=
luf an gisentbum tpirb auf sebn Mil=
lionen Srancs geIddbt. 1000 6abrit=
arbeiter iino infolse oes llnsliifs be-
ihdftisun9slos 9etporoen.
Nuh aus perIdieoenen S6eilen Der
Sdlpei3 tperoen bon oerbeerenben ueber=
| ihwemmun9ep beri6tet. 8ei SrieuS
lit Die @iienbabn nit Sriimmern beoeft.
gei Ronoain i'm &ssisrunssbesirt
Sppeln, S1lelien, 1T infolae elmer
Sentuns Der @rooberf fld6e cine Mnsabl
bon Sduiern eingeitiirst, ppbur6 200
familien oboadlos purben. 0erluit
an Menihenleben iit glidlider Weile
nidt gu beflasen. @onosin 1T fat pon-
fdnbig bon Soblenberg,perfen unter,ni=
nirt unb es tpirb ii9er nod tpeit mebr
lSdaben eutIteben. Sic Gentung er=
ltredt ii6 nod Der &i9tuns bon Mps=
lOtpib, tueldes jebt irfolge oes gertens
Der Saupt WaHerleitungsr6bre Dor
&onosilt tein Maher bat.
| Sn elmer 6abrit in pueblo, Merieo.
erplOoirts am Montas @ormittag cir
| 9ampfteIIel, tpDourd mebr als 3tpan5ir
| Yerioneu 9etDotet tpuroen. Sie eenau,
i 3abl Der llmgetommenen 1T nod MIDI
betannt, ba Die Sriimmer Der 6abri
mod ni9t ale fort9erdumt fno. Sir
5beil oes 9amffeNels tpuroe bod in BIZ
2uft gei1leubert unb brah bur6 bai
0ab zines bena9barten Sauies, tpobe
elm alter Mann uno brei 2inber setDo
[tet tpurben. Srei 8epierte bon ben
4 S9auplab Del @gplolion emf fernt, muir
De eir,em Seuertuebrmaun Der &opf ab
! serihen.
Sn Weit 5rantlin, Sno. i6nitt 6ral
Serrp SolcOmb, tpelbe infolge einei
3rebsleioens ir, iinni9 wurbe, ibren
: bier Sabre alter S6bterden nit einen
Weiler ben Gopf ab.
Sn Suoien, Wisc., fubr elm ueitlid
! fabrenoer Sradtsus Der Omaba giien
babn in elmer turaen Gurpe auf ab
iblillisem gabnbette nit fur6tbare
8enalt auf einen Irbeitersns. Siin
Wtdnuer tpurben auf Der Stelle getODtf
unb bier anbere puroen i1per berlebi
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GrcMrit0ncn Der CIeneIanO &
Wdrfcftfn 0ahrt.

Mm %. uno %. SUM- mud Saptoll
fir ben einfaden Yreis fiir bic &uno=
fabrt. 3ifets aiiltig bis gum Is.
Im %. & "a. nod grie, gu. Gin.
fader Breis fur Die &unbfabrt. Sidets
gut big gum %.
Mm %. & 90. sunni nod Solebo.
@infader preis fiir bic &unofabrt.
Sifets siiltia big 8. Suli.
Mm 3. Suli nad W.inneapolis,
Winn. SO Gent mehr als ben eirfadeil
preis fiir Die &unoreiIe. Sidets gill.
tig bis IL. Suli, noer tpenn Dor bem
10. Suli UNI Werldnserung nabgelubi
tpirb bis 2. Muouf.
SIR ndbere Mustunft tpenoe man iid
an ben ud6fen Meenten Der 6. & W.
@iienbabn Ooer an 8. 90. Yase, 8.
p. w., Cambridge, 8.
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YoIttii6e Woti5ett.

Ser Ssnat 1T INNER nod nit Der
Sarifoebatte beiddft,st, tpdbreno oas
9aus nod pie Dor, semaB benz Nctions=
plane bes Spreders &eeb, nit Nidts=
tlun Die Sikun9en ausfillt.
2ebten Mittmo6 Nbeno bat Wm. s.
Yrpan IN @lepelano bor elmer aablrei-
den @eriammluug cine Hebe iiber Die
@dbrlmaSfrase gebalten, bic nit sro=
bem 8eifal cufsenomnlen tpuroe.
Die Semofraten bon Gentudp baben
li9 anf ibrer 9latiOualeOnbention tuie=
Der fiir ole Gblea9oer platform i1rer
partei erfldrt uno @m. s. 8rpan
ibor TN 0Draus ats ben natlonalen
8aunertrdger Der SeinOtraten gefeiert.
9ie ,groseiliruns Der 3udertruf=
Magnaten bat nit elmer bolllfdnoiaen
gnttau6ung aller Sener eeenoet, Die
es gerne 9eleben, tpeHn in bieiem Sale
oas 8eri1t einmal eiu @rempel fatuirt
bdtte, ann bas beleibi9te &e6tsgefiibl
oes 8nltes su neri0bnen. 9lu1 Sear=
leg, Der Sefretdr oes Sruits, fam fret,
uabOen, pie i9on gemelbet, Sabe=
meper, Der prdiioent oesielben, bereits
freigefnmmen mar. 0on Ncuem nur=
be Oas Golf in bem 8lauben beltdrtt.
Dab WIlliondre iiber Dem GeieBe iteben.
Sb,pebl es bor einisen Mo1en nod
stpeifelDaft mar, oh bic Gepublifdner
| i'm S.anoe iein tuaroen. bic boln 6i=
nanaconite bes Senats um9earbeitete
Sarifhia i'm Senat our Mnno6me su
bringea, bat iib bod bic Situation io=
tpeit geHdrt. baB man bic YafIiruug Der
Bia, iuas ben 6enat betriift, als geli=
Gert betrahten faint. 9ie beri1ieoe=
men bis iebt itattsebabten Nbitimmun=
gen, bel iuelden es fib mebrfa9 UNI
einen fharfen 8egeriab stpif1en bem
SbubSo1ipifem linb Dem SDitem reiner
Sinanas0lle banbelte, baben tlar eeaciat,
bab ii6 Die Demotraten niht auf ibre
angeblihen BunbesgenoHen. Die pppu=
lilfen uuo @ilberrepublifaner, berlailen
f0nncn. Oieielben baben jeoes Mal
nit ben &epublifanern aeitimut uno
baben FA ben Gufuf I'm Die pemosra=
tii4en Sarif9runbidbe setiimmert.
SOnes uno @teipart bon yebaba, petti=
greiu bon SiiosOatpta, Cannon bon
lltab, 9ple BON Sib-D Dafota unb Seit=
felt bon Sbabo Itimu,ten idmmtlid re-
publifanii6. 9ieie Saltuns ber po-
pulifen iollten ii1 bic Oemofraten fur
bic Gutunft als Marnung bienen lalIen.
9ta4oem lie ben Yopuliiten in elmer
&eibe bon Staten gum Siege berbol=
fen uno oaour9 bic grtpdblun9 popl,-
liifiiber Senatoren erm6gli1t baben,
itimmen bic populiifen i'm Senat brett
gegen zines Der Grunoprineipien Der
oemOfratiiben partei. (Wefb.)
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Sn 1trbana, o., ,uir0 eia Wes
GET 9cluudf.

ssn rlrbana, O., ,purbe bet gleser
Sled Mit6eq, tuelder bic peripitt,pete
Srau s. M. Gaumer bereemaliist bat=
te, BON einem emporten Golfsbarfen
aus benl 8efdngnis eebolt uno an els
mem Baum i'm @efdnsniBbofe cufge=
fniipft. Weilige Stunoen bor1er batte
Der Mob einen Insriff auf oas Gefdng=
nib gelnadt, mar aber BON Der Mtilis
nit blutigen 3Opfen suriidseI6Iasen
moroen. 3wei Mann ipurben setOotet
unb adt lei6t ansei9oheu. geim
stpeiten Mn9riff iebte ii9 Die Milis ni6t
sllr Webr. Wlithea mar furS Dor BET
2pnd=Scene su 20jdbriser Staatsse=
gefan9eni9aft berurtbeilt morben, nab=
Dem er IiA ibulois befannt bate.
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8MGIetts Mrnifa GaIbe.

Oie bette Salbe in Der Welt fir
Sdnittpunben, Geidpiire, Sal3flub,
Giebertpunben, Ausf6lag, aufseiprun-
gene Qdnoe, Jroifbeulen, 9iibneraugen
llno ale Dautausidldse, fotpie iie be-
ffimmt 0dmorrboiben beilt. sic uirb
sarantirt, bic bette 3ufriebenbcit su se=
ben, ober bas Gelb miro 3uriidseseben.
Preis 25 gents per 61adtel bel s. s.
Miller e esobn.
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duslann.

Die DIterrei9il1e &eaierung miro
oem &ei6sratb cine Gorlase unterbrei=
ten. oersufOlse Die 3uder=, getrOleum=
uno Sals=Sruts, iDipie Die Sierbraue=
rel inter Stactstontrolle geteat tper=
ben iollten, Tim oieie &in9e uno Gom=
biuationen 81 perbinoern, oas 8olt
aussubeuten uno ungebiibrli9e preiie
81 foroern.
Die geoienlteten Der Wiener Pferoes
babuen baben belhlolleu, pessn 9tidt=
belpiligung ibrer Soroerunseit, on ben
Streit gu geben.
IS beiBt, baB nad Mbl6luB bes grie=
6iId tiirfii6en Sriebens 8ertrages
&ublauo fiir feline Glot!e freie Pollase
our6 ben gosporus unb bic Saroa=
nelleu Oerlan9en tpiro.
Gen. @eDler bat ben 8ertauf bon
i'arortirtem Gleiib in Buerto principe
perboten ullo swin9t bic YepOlferung,
nur SleiI9 BON ieinen Maelten 81 tau=
fen, bas bon our9 Die ipaniiden Srup=
pen eingetriebelem, cDnfisSirtem Siet
berriibrt.
Sas ipaniids MiniIterium bat iid
itIolye Des @onflictes nit ben 9iberalen
iiber bic Guba=pOlitif our &eiisnation
psranlabt geIeben.
9lus Neapcl miro beri1tet, baB Der
8eiup mieoer in Sbdtisfeit 1T. Cine
Ssld6c bon 1000 Oarbs 2dnse uno 500
OarOs Sreite lit nit 2aba beOedt.
9as fran30iiide Sifberboot v2iberte"
tpel1es lit Der Ndbe bon SslanO fiidte.
iit u!it % Mcnn Beiasuns unterse.
gangen.
Sm fron3oiiiden Cabinet seben lid
ofrariise Weirungs Werihieoenheiter
tuno, bcB mutt Die Nufl6fans 0ea @a=
b.lte, fiir iuab;l9einlid bdlt.
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Gin @elehrter bat berehnet, bab
bos @eluebe Der Spinne biel ifdrfer tpie
Gtabl lei. Ser gem6bnlide Gaoen bes
fleinen Sssnletts, iast er, trase burhs
fdnittlib Orei Gran. tpdbrenb n5tabl~
orabt in aleider Stdrse MIR bic 0dlfte
fbieges Getpibts 81 tragen Derm6ge.
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8tai8e Nreite nad) Nittsbmrs

iiber Die genniplbanio 2inien sum Be-
Iu9e bes Sr. 8. Il. u. Wf. tperben am
H., lG. uno IA. Suni berfauft. Die
5idets fuerben nidt ausidlieblih an
Mitglieoer oes DrDens, ionoern an See
hermann Derfauit. Sir ndbere Mus=
tunft uenbe man fih an bic 9idet
Msenten ber pennlplDania 8abn.
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tetoen uno UerluWte
u,einSeil uerseblih
bet bret uerfaieoe.
men Mer3ten. aeis
uer fOnnte mir bets
fen unb i9 slaubte
3u etuiseTt 0etoen
berbammt 3u fetu.
Damn bSrte i4 BON
DR.. PierceS I" Fa-
vorite Prescrips
tion," inrteb an
DR.. Bterce unb er
CAB mir genaue
1ebrauf)s Mutpeis
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