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Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20
ELECTION PROCLAMATI TON.
STATE OF CALIFoRNGA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENL,
There will be judicial Election held
throughout the State, on WEDN ES-
DAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER next, at which time the fol-
lowing Officers are to be elected:
One Justice of the Supreme Court;
One District Judge for the Thirteenth
Judicial Districts
One District Judge for the Sixteenth
Judicial District;
One District Judge for the Seventeenth
Judicial District;
One District Judge for the Eighteenth
Judicial District;
One District Judge for the Nineteenth
Judicial District;
One District Judge for the Twentieth
Judicial District;
One County Judge for the county Of
Alpine;
One County Judge for the county of
Lassen;
One County Judge for the county of
Mono;
One County Judge for the county Of
Plumas;
One county Judge for the county Of
Solano;
One County Judge for the county Of
Tuare.
One County Judge for the County Of
Ventura.
"And l do hereby olfc" a reward Of
one hundred dollar, for the arrest and
conviction OF any and every person vo-
lating the provisions OF Title ", Part |,
Of the Penal Code; such rewards to he
paid until the total amount hereafter eX-
pended or the purpose reaches the sum
Of ten thousand dollars"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20

ARREsTED.- Milton Shepard.on, the
leader Of the gang OF robbcrswhch robbed
the stage from Shasta, near Cottonwood
twS years ago, was arrested at the Eagle
creak p)j1es in Union County, Oregon,
md is now IN tho Jail at Shasta. Two Of
the gang are yet at large.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20

TIE REDDING FIRE. - From the
Shasta Coujtcr of last week, we CLEAN
further particulars Of the late destructive
fire at Redding. The total losses are be-
tween fifty and sixty thousand dollars
partially covered by insurance as follows:
c. G. Bush, $4,000; S. Cronon, $1,000 ;
w. w. Williams, $1,000: L. Wcllen-
drof,Sl 800. All the other property dos-
troyed was uninsured.
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candidates for offices Of honor, trust, or
profit in this State, with intent to influ-
ence the person to whom such bribe is
given or offered to be more favorable to
one candidate than another, and every
person, member of either of the bodies in
this section mentioned, who receives or
offers to receive any such bribc, is pun
ishablc by imprisonment in the State
Prison not less than one nor more tban
fourteen years.
SEC. 50. Every person who by threats.
intimidations, or unlawful violence, will
fully hinders or prevents electors from
assem- bling in public meeting for the con-
sideration of public questions, is guilty
Of misdemeanor.
SEC. 80. Every person who willfully
disturbs or breaks up any public meeting
of electors or others, lawfully being held
for the purpose of considering public
questions, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
SEC. GO. Every person who makes,
offers, or accepts any bet or wager upon
the result of any election, or upon the
success or failure of any person or candi-
date, or upon the number of votes to be
cast either in the aggregate or for any
psrticular candidate, or upon the vote to
be cast by any person, is guilty of mis-
demcanOr.
SEC. 81. Every person who willfulTv
violates any of the provisions OF the laws
Of this State relating to elections, is, un-
less a different punishment for such viola
ton is prescribed by this Code, punisba-
bic by fine not exceeding one thousand
dollars, or by imprisonment in the State
Prison not exceeding five years, or by
both.
T JAS. G. TROTTER, Clerk of the
l. Board of Supervisors, in and for the
County OF Trinity, State of California,
hereby certify that the foregoing are true
copies of the Governors Proclamation.
Of the Proclamation Of the Board of Su
prfvisors, and of Title ", Part /, of the
Penal Code.
l. WITNESS WHEREOF, l have
hcrrunto set my hand and
M--as affixed my Official Seal this
First day OF September A. ID.
l.. 5. 1873.
JAS. G. TROTTER,
"--" scpl-tc. Clerk.
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Settlement Notice.

HAVING DISPOSED OF TIE
IL Douglas City Meat Market, all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to me
are requested to make immediate settle
ment. y. II. MARSHALL.
Douglas City, July 20, 1878. aug2.tr
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A 0ooD-FoR' NOTHING house dog re-
Gently saved u child from the attack Of
furious COW, since which he has been pre-
nted with a new collar, and ge;s gravy
on HI potltos.
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trinity county German Hospital So
ciety, holds It's Regular Quarterly Meetings at
the IiosrIrAL liUupING, Weaverville. on tho
first sunday Of March, June, september and
December CuAS HARTMAN,
JAM Secretary.
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fomes EOdSe, No. 81, H. o. %. r.,
Holds its regular meetings, at OpD FlLLows'
/ ALL, Trinity Confer on Saturday evening
Of each week. L. II. BLUSS. n. q.
>. III BBELL, Il. >. janl.
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DUKES AND COUNTS.

We have had several of the mobility"
amongst us and believe they are here
yet. The Duke Of Manchester and his
son first put in an appearance, and there
was futtcr in Shoddydom. But the
old Duke didn't toady worth a cent ard
the young fellow was just as unimpressi-
BILE. Singular, is it not, that these men,
trained in the highest circles Of English
society, should fail to discern that old
Mrs. Shoddy and the Misses Shoddy are
worth cultivating extensively in order to
secure any sort OF benefit from a trip
through America? The Duke did" the
notable places Of the city. The party
visited the City Hall and Chief Crowley
showed them the collection Of murdcrous
weapons of all descriptions taken from
criminals and arranged in a great cabl-
net. Duke at once raised his quiZzing
gtass and exclaimed, "Aw, | see, aw,
ihose hare the himplimcnts with which
you harm your patrolmcn. 8lowcd II
them Aaint happarently effective" He
became A. thoroughly absorbed as ]
would be in the old Tower, when de-
teetive corrected his mistake and pto-
cocded to relate the history Of each in
fernal weapon. The other notable is a
quiet gentleman, Count D. Worderodc, Of
Prague, Austria. lie writes English, but
cannot speak the language. An inter
prefer travels with him, and he does not
find it necessary to employ a qnizzing
,,lo-v
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20

Worth SFGr Lodge, No. 61, L. o. o. II.
Holds its regular meetings at OlD FELLOWS
Hall, Wcavcri,lc every Thursday evening.
at O'Clock. Members of the Order from
abroad are cordially invited to attend.
l.. =. LONEJ0Y, y. G.
W. IL. BACHELOR, II. 5. janl.
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SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
[FECNI OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS !
san FEANcIsal. Sept. Is. 1873.

san FRANCIsco, Sept. Is. 1873.
DEAR JOURNAL - We arc having
most delightful weather at present. The
sun rises to his course and sets in fog.
About noon of each day he peeps through
the mists, as if to assure us that things
above are going on as usual. The nights,
like the days, are cold, ioggy, dark. Cor
poration moonlight don't make them
cheerful, and that goes out in many
places before morning. A ride TO the
Cliff House means exposure to sharp
winds and fogs, which are always like
rain, consequently drives TO that popular
place Of resort are not now fashionable
1t is weather peculiar TO the city, and
one may experience marked change Of
climate by crossing the bay to San Ra-
facl o. Oakland.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20

AE|" EncGmpntsnF, No. lie, L. o. q. +.
NJ cots on the evenings Of the irst and Third
Tuesdays of each month, at ODD FELLowS'
HALL, Neavcrville, at o'clock. Patrialchs
from abroad arc invited to visit us.
-. f. i. LON NEJOI, c. p.
W. II. BACllELDER, Scribe. jan
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TrfnfFy chapter, No. 10, ~. II. ~,
Meets on the Second and Fourth TUESDAYS
of each month, ut MASONIC HALL, Weaver
vile, ut O'Clock, =. NJ.
=, on, W. j. TINNIN, II. P.
M T. NiiIfflN, Secretary janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20
WITNESS WHEREOF. I hovo

trinity Aodge, Ne. ~, n. n II. .N.,
Hold their reg lar communications at Ma.
$ S,NI, Hall, Weavervile on the last Saturday
OF each month. Hour OF meeting, O'Clock,
+. NJ. W d. TINNlN w NJ
W. A. GNItflN Secretary janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20
A SHAM DUKE.

One day last week a venerable and qui
ct, distinguished looking man entered the
Police Court and it was at once whisper
cd about that he was none other than the
great Duke Of Manchester. The whisper
reached the Judicial ear, and instantly
there WAS new instalment Of dignity on
the serene countenancc of Judge Loud
crback. The Prosecuting Attorney made
desperate struggles with rhetorical phra-
scs which would have hoored him under
any other circumstances. The attorney
for the defense flung his ovcrcoat across
his shoulder and threw himself" on
law, Latin and elementary principles.
Even the poor incbliatc who happened
to be on trial, felt his Importance grow
apace and looked almost sober. The de-
ception was kept up nnocently enough
BY the cd man but all hands were terri
bly, disgusted when the fact was made
known that he was no Duke, but sew
ing machine man.
THE JUDICIAL ELECTION.
The contest for Office of Police Judge
will be hot one-Drake and Louderbacl,
and the candidate Of the Crcscents who
ever he may be. They cannot elect but
could beat either Of the other men.
NILLAINoUs OUTRAGE.
Last night young lady and gentleman
were promcnadag in the fog Oh Brannan
street when they were Suddenly assailed
by three armed men. Her c-"ort ran
and was pursued over block. The
seoundrcls then dragged their victim in
TO q vacant lot and smotbored her screams
with coat over her mouth. She fought
desperately and fpally managed 10 make
herself heard by special officer, in the
vicinity who ran to her assistance, shoot
ing at and chasing the rascals, as they
ran. lie finally caught one Of them
George PetioDus but the others escaped
The young lady defeated their inlamou.
PURPOSE Lnt received severe bruises il
her face and on her hands. The other.
are knOwa and will probably be caught
- D.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20
UNITED STATES BAKERY,
a Nd BAEO ON,
Court Street, WeaVerviIIe.

Having re-opcncd the old business in my
new building, will be pleased to have my old
friends and patrons, as well as the public gem
orally, give me Il call. ! will open this sat
| will set Il lunch regularly, san Francisco
style. +. ENMACkEH.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20
E}5Ys TIES.

At Hay Fork, September 10th, the
wife Of Frank w. Young Of DAUGH-
TER.
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SEPTEMBER 20. Is7a.
OUR AGENTS :

THOS, B0YCB. Room No. 30. New
Merchants Exchange Building, san Fran
cisco, IS our only authorized agent in that city.
GEO. y. ROWELL d CO.. 40 Park
Row. are oar only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20

OF the independents, we may mention
Lindsey in the Senate, and Garfield in
the loose we're elected as "no fence 8"
candidates, witch was made the issue in
the Tuaro District. They are apt to act
with the Republicans on party questions.
The same may be said Of C.esser and
others.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20

The LEclsLATuBE.- Nearly every
day We receive in one or the other Of
our exchanges, new Classification Of
the Legislature. Full returns have now
been received and we believe that ia the
next Legislature parties will be divided
nearly rs follows.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20
PiPiFAX.

TII + ROSICRUCIANS WERE A
L sect of philosophers who fourished
in Germany during the seventeenth CEN
tury, and prosecuted profound researches
into natural science and occult philo,o-
ply, and sought to discover the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
G. E. WILLIAMS,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
OFFICE, Main street. WeaverviIIe,
Opposite Tammany Saloon. janl-tE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20
ELIXIR OF LIFE.

Although some superstition may have
been developed among them and other
Alchemists in search for the ELIXlR
WIFE, yet there is
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20
NEW TON BOOTH,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA,
COUNTY OF TmNlrY. Ss'
Notice is hereby given that at the Judi
cial Election ON Wednesday, October
18th, 1873, two Justices of the Peace for
each township are to be- elected
BY order Board Supervisors of Trinity
County.
JAS. G. TROTTER,
Glp,.I-
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SCIENTIFIC TRUTH

at the bottom of all alchemy and astrol-
ogy. They were impressed with the pro-
properties Of
HERBAL PREPARATIONS,
And found dynamic and psychological
force IN the extract Of certain plants.
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Stats. 1870, Z. ITO, Sec. 0S.

!
SEC. 81. Every person who, with in
tent to promote the election OF himself,
or any Other person, either:
!. Furnishes entertainment at his cX-
pCnse to any meeting OF electors previous
to or during m election;
2. Pays for, procurcs, or engages TO
1 pay for any such entertainment;
/ 3. Furnishes or engage, to pay or de-
liver any money or property lor the pur-
pose OF procuring the attendance Of voters
at the pol>, or for the purpose of com
pensating any person Tor procuring at
tendance OF voters at the polls, except
for the conveyance OF voters who are sick
or inlilm;
4. Furnishes or engages to pay or de-
liver any money or property for any pur-
pose intended to promote the election OF
any candidate, except for the expenses Of
holding and conducting public meetings
for the discussion of public questions. and
OF printing and circulating ballots, hand
bulls, and other papers previous to such
clection;-ls guilty Of Il misdemeanor.
SEC, 50. Every person who, being n
candidate at any election, offers or agrees
to appoint or procure the appointment Of
any particular person to office as an in
ducclnent or consideration to any person
to vote for, or procure or aid in procuring
the election Of such candidate, is guilty
Of misdemcanor.
SEC. Sc. Every person, not being n
candidate, who communicates any offer
made in violation Of the last section TO
any person, with intent to induce him to
vote for or procure or mid in PROCURING
the election Of the candidate making the
offer, is guilty of a misdemcanor.
SEC. 81. (2z "a, IS, s6.) Every per-
son who gives or offers a bribe TO any ofi-
Ger or member OF any legislative caucus.
political convention, committee, primary
election. or political gathering of any
KIND, held Tor the purpose Of nominating
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&i9tun9 ben Nusen entl6wanoen.
Ser Poltluagen wuroe in poriger go6t
BON @trabenraubern 5wilden @ilrop uno
8ilalio iiberf fallen uno beraubt. Ser
@beriH perf fol9te Die &duber uno bo{ft
bic aus 5000 belteDenoe 8cute ibnen 'oie=
Der absunebmen.
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@p1enfDnu.
(Mu5lonb.)

xSpSpe1tYSUuW-
(luSlono)
Berlin. 8ismarf lit 'mal >pieoer
nerp0s. 9os mag li6 oaraus erflaren
loNen, bab Der &f 9esen &om, 1T
me l9em er bos Banner Dorantrdgt, oHen=
bar nidt na9 ieiuen Grlpartunsen 9ebt.
SIM Sabre 1866 erlanste ct in tpeni9en
Sogen, i'm Sabre 1870 in eben 10 pielen
Monaten bic slorrei6iten @rfolse -
bic beiben feinbli@en &oi1errei6e wurben
tief 9eoemiitDi9t unb I'M lire Ma9tl tel
lung in europa gebradt. SIM Snnern
perni@tete ct bic porlomentaril9e Oppo=
lition uno ,ueun lie ieitoem 5u mudlen
lpast 10 brau6t ct MIR ou 1a9en: SD
perbitte n1ir bas "a, unb bic Norlauten
linb gum @6lueigen 9ebra6t. Ser berrl6=
gelpalti9e Mann bofft tpobl NIT BET &irde
cben 10 19neQ ferti9 gu tperoen. Mber
nun Te1t er> 0ab Die Ssat6olifen, Bil9Dfe,
&lerus un6 2aien> loluie sablreid)e sldu=
bige Protei itanten> 11id)t, tuie Die 2iberalen
gu &reu5 frte6en. SIrit Bismard 1T ilt=
6eB, ,pie er 1clbit luieOerbolt ertldrt uno
betbdti9t Dat> ni9t Der Mann, Der Dor
Der Mufsobe, bie er li6 geitellt, 5uriidbebt.
Q(ber no9 GonoHa sebt er 0o9 mod, mag
es au@ no@ cine Meile bauern. Qlu6
Nopoleon l. batte Elm unerDDrtes @liicf
uno elm nod melt gr0beres &ei6, ols bos
neue 9euti 9lano. 9l6er feline Serrli@=
felt braG eleno 5u1ammen> als ct meinte
@om III 1einer @elualt 81 baben. 9ot
Bismort no9 ME cine 9@ieoerlage erlitten,
in Dem 9e9enmirtigen &ompl ple 9e9en Rom
lit feline enbli9e 9lieoerla9e li9er Sic
3eit miro es uns lebrcn.
Cine neue @prte bon uItru=
MON t men fat 6ie v8Qbii6e 2anbes=
5eitung" entbeft. @ie mel6et n:b,nli6
aus 8ubl: r@e6s l1ltramontone uno
e in berleIben &i9tun9 onge=
bDrenoer Siroelit purben 5u
8ablmannern ernannt." @ebr gut.
paris, l9. Oct. Sic &epublitaner
entluideln 9roBe Gner9ie, um bic Yldne
Der Monardiiten gu pereiteln.
Ser Gypralioert Sbiers duBerte 9e(ern
9e9en einige Treunoe> baB er an oem Gr=
folge iDrer 8eitrebungen ni@t 5tueif he.
Gent, 10. Oct. Bii6of Mermiuoo
bat bon jenieits ser fran50fil9en @rense
se9en orei BON Sen Nltfatb bolifen gemdEl=
ten Pfarrer Elm Snter6ict erlo0en> Our@
lpeldes er iDnen Die Musii6ung tir@li6er
Sunttionen unterIagt.
ct. petersburg, II. Oct. Sic
Nelpa 1T 10 6ub iiber lire 9eu0bnlide
906e 9efiesen uno fat 1o!pobl in peter5=
burg ols au@ auf' Dem 2anbs 9roben
Sdaoen anseri1tet. ::
Sin 8esr1in II trinft man iebt aus
8atriotismus @panii6 8itters uno be-
5ei6net ibn vginen flenen Werner nit
etwas @iliJcnte ;acns."
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2SD6e,tf1ala.
(SuGanb.)
Dpn xenuci1ee,

Wt mpbis, Is. Oct. Gin Mann
Mamens @@orff> tuel6er ieit ,nebreren
Sosen i'm @outbern Sotel an 9elben
Giebcr bornieoer 9ele9en bate, betam
beute einen Mufou BON uBlad Son1it" uno
fagte, er ,piHe er miiile iterben uno lei
entl6loGen 9llidli6 gu ferben. 9arauf
er9riH ct cine SlaI6e nit BronbD, tranf
ben Snbolt ber1elben bra@ Nlles I'M
3imn1er ent5tpei, ,uprauf ct ii6 er196pft
,pieoer nieberle9te unb balb borauf 1tarb.
Gin tpeiBer Mann, be5len Same mon
ni9t erfabren bat, tpuroe beute nit elmer
fur1 1tbaren Munoe be- ]innuneslos an ser
2ebee lie9enb 9efunoen. 8alo no6bem
man i'm 9efunben bate, itarb er, obne
baB man ettpas iiber feline perlon ooer
Die l1rlo9e leiner @ertpunoun9 erfobren
tonnte. @eine @9ube tporen fort uno
feline Sal@en na9 Mub Ben 9efebrt> un0
man per1nutbet, bab ct NIT elmer 8lei=
19lin9e nieoer9el9la9en uno oonn be-
raubt ,puroe.
81 empbis, Is. Oct. 9ie lebten
)2a9mittossberi9te oer perl6ie6enen 60
miteen finb uneiinitis, Sic @eu6e per=
'reitet 5i9 mebr iiber bic 9an3e @taot
no aus elmer 2ocalitdt tpelde bisber
a,,5li6 BON berIelben perl3ont geblieben
)ar, ,uur0en 6eute meDrere Grfrantun9s=
ille beri@tet.
W}empbis, 16. Oct. Ser beutigc
5terbli6feitsberi9t ersiebt 26 $obesfdlle
ur9 9el6es Tieber, tuos cine Wbnobme
Dn Is }eit geltern ausmo9t.
Df ont g merD, Wla., 16. Oct. Sn
Ell lebten "a 9tunbeu 1inb bier 5pei
Sooesf fdile bur9 gelbes Sieber por9efom=
Ten. Ser Sc lunbbeitsrotD ertldrt, Die
5eufe fei bier epioeHi16, trete jebo6 ii
1ilber Sorm ouf. @eit Dem 19: Sept.
no % Sooes faue our6 bos 9elbe Tieber
.ier Dorgetommen.
81 e mpbis, II. Oct. Sn ben NIT
Q llbr beutc Ntittag e,1benben "a @tln<
'cn 1torben bier 81 Yerlonen am selben
.}ieber unO7 an on6eren urla9en. Mopor
Jobn1o on behert f@.
Gin @Gubma9er9ebulfe> Nanens g.
Yrmitron9, 'puroe beute Mor9en in 1einer
Mcrt ltatte toot eefunoen. Gr idien i6on
oor mebreren Sogen om 9elben .6ieber se=
,:orben~0u lein. r." - ...,9
Stbaca, q. 9, II. Oct. Sn oem
i5alle bon 8. 2egett, zines @tuoenten Der
Cornell unioerl litdt, ,uel@er mdbreno
einer Mufnabme in eine geDeime Cole
9ien=@eieal6aft um's @eben fam, erflarte
Die goroners SurD in ibren1 &eroict> 6aB
ct 5ufdQig ,ln1's Qeben 9efomme'l lei.
maba, gleb. l6. Oct. Gin
fllr6tbares Prairiefeuer pertpii itete bor=
9efert1 in Saline unb Seiferlon County
cine rs Weeilen lanse @trede al 9erte piele
9auier elm unb perniGtete srobe Mensen
@etreioes. Sn @ilbur tpurben 5eDn.
@9ulfinber bon ben 8lanmeu umri,lgt.
Drei berlel6en berbrannten auf Der @telle,
brei anoere 'uerben ibre11 @erlpunbun9.n
erlie9cn uno Die eiibrisen bier lino 5luar
in ent1eblihcr MciIe peri itiimnelt, ,ueroen
ieoo9 9erettet lueroell. Tron WorleD,
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3obl BET Sooes fale bur6 bailelbe> tuel@e
beute 80 betragt niGt 10 9roB 1T als
man befiir4tet bat.
Can roncisco, II. Oct. Sn
Bafers Tielo &ern County in 0ieie iem
@taote, lpielte liG ant @abltase cine
fur6tbare @cene al. 2arrD Watl ion fru9
M1oies @ilman> fir men er seitimmt babe
uno als bieler linn antmortete 16lu9 ct
i'm nit elmer Yiitole auf Den Sop nno
perurl la6te eine Munoe, in Solge oeren
Gilman na9 lpenisen Minuten itarb.
Gin 9etpiller Yepparo uno 9luoere perlu9=
ten 2arrD gu perDaften, Oa 5os oiel ler eiu
Me1ler un0 bradte Yepparo 5tpei t0otli6e
gBunoen bel. pepparO entmano na6=
Dem er pertpunbet 'uar, 2arrD 0os Wleiler
un6 perlekte oieiem einen Sti9. Beioe
fielen un0 5tarben 5luei Minuten na6
einan0er.
Soma City, Sa. II. Oct. Trau
0ogel, cine alte beutl6e Trau, tuel9e 5'pei
Meilen ppn Dier tpoDnte tpuroe ge1tern
in ser Ndbe ibrer Wobung ermoroet &C.
funoen. Ser 8rultfno9en uno ole
&ippen ,uoren i6r ein9eOriicft uno aus
6ineer1puren all ibren qtrmen 16liebt
mon, baB Der Nl0roer 1ie auf Ben 8ooen
niebergebalten unO ibr Die Rno@en nit
Ieinem &nie eingeoriidt bobe. M{an bot
ibren Monn i'm Wer6a@t ben Moro per-
QitfIe 81 pd, 18. Oct. Gin sobof=
uno Gigarrenbdnbler aus Mempbis, Elm
pole, itarb beute W}orgen bier ant gelben
6ieber. Gr batte Dor ,uenigen $agen
Mempbis perlaIen, i'm oer @eu@e 5u
enteeben.
Dr. pbis, 10. Oet. Sos wetter
mar beute beu un0, tiibl. Sic beftiss
Raltc 1T poriger Ma9t uno bie @6nabme
ser @terbefdlIe liefern ben Betueis, oab
oos Tieber no9ldbt. Sic nun ofenbar
eiutretenoe &dlte biirfte I'M lere @taot bon
Dem Sieber 9dn5li9 befreien. 9eute
ltarbeu 20 Ycrl lporunter II am
9el6en Tieber.
@brepeport, 2a., 10. October.
Seute ltarben bier 7 aPerionen am selben
Sieber.
New= Orleans, Ga. 10. Set
Sic % Sabre olte Caroline 9iigel, eine
Glldljerin, >puroe beute Mor9en bon ibrem
@oter, Soiepb 9ii9el, na6 ibrer Mntunft
an 8orb bes 9ampferg Southland" er~
morbet. Gie Datten lib in Boroeaur,
Tronfrei6, .eingel6ifft uno Der Nater be-
hQrbtet. DoB feline Sod)ter NIT einem iuns
gen Manne an Doro oes 9ampfers oll5n
intim getpelen lei un0 ibre Gah1ilie e1t=
ebrt babe. Scr Woter batte Dem Gapitan
oes Dompfers per1pro9en, oas ungliid=
li9e Mdo9en on8oro ni9t weiter beld
jti9en oa tpollel, faum Dotten aber Beloe
oos @9iff perla6en, als er ibr 5mei tGot=
li@e 9ol6iti@e periebte.
@anSrancisco, Gal., l9: Oct.
3mei tubne Qufti9iffer @amens Nuitin
uno @lou9b, itiesen seitern in 5luel Suit
ballons auf uno ,uuroen BON elnem o1te
li9en 2uftitrom bret Nfeilen 'peit na6
ser @ub{ee btnalls9etrieben, tpo bic Bal=
Ions lit oas Nteea {ielen. 49,. f."
Sic 2uft]9iffer tuuroen BON Sill bern
gerettet, tporauf Die Ballons Iid) ipteoer
in oie SUIT erboben unS in n0roli@er