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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-19

AIeora--J. y. Thompson. W. T.. VIII
l.a0is.
An fs-- r. !. Jackson.
Aitals -. W Land, 4. =. Terri. ..
w. Hama.
}enion--Ro Robert Hardy.
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Carroll w. 4. Hemingway.
Chickasaw-Frank Bufkilt and lady,
X. +. Hobson. w. u. Ried, q.
w. Thornton, ). l.. Wilson, ).
g. Miller.
Choctaw-W. II. RaineY, Proxy.
CIaiborne-T. J. Aby. Calvin Phil,
lips, g. X. Rcgan, Proxy.
Clarke--Geo. l.. ronald.
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4 LloSllItSrpos 4 srkaasHfp.

lion hunting on beard steamship is
certainly uavclty. yet tho passengers and
crew Of the Eapbrases aud Tigris Steam
Navigation eompapy's vessel, 'ity Of Lon.
don. seem 10 have bad most exciting and
successful lion hunt on the 10Th Of March
last.
From the account given BY correspond
eut If the Thncs Of ludm. u appears that
Oh the morning of that day When AZ The
junction of the two rivers Eaphrates
and Tisris. Where the rivers bad oyer
hswcd tie crabankments, three full grown
lius wcre son walliug along the shore IN
Tho water about mile ahead Of tile steam
er. On nearing the beasts one was shot
dead While trying 70 swim toward the ship.
The launch vas manned 70 pick up tho
carcass. au,l the steamer pursued the two
others who lurucd round TO charge the
vessel. .gn n
Af,sr many shots had been fred al
,bsm one was struck dead by the commali-
der and the other was eherily af,erward
alssuatchsa' bya bullet frcw 4 vhider The
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AN ADRoIr FRAUD.

Some years ago. Solomon Bacon we'll
known merchant Ii london, received let
ter from his correspondent at Hamburg.
which grieyed and troubled him. iIt said
that the writer had been defrandcd BY his
nephew. the sou of widowed sister, Of
fiu.000. and had fel 10 London with tie
money. There was 4 reluctance to make
the matter public. aud Mr. Bacon was de-
sired to keep silence; but the letter
went on to say, III you will invite John to
dinner, and when alone tax him with the
crime, be may perhaps refund the money !.
Should he doso,G you may give. him f5OU.'
Tue ioudon merchant found the young
German took him home. and when the la
dies had al withdrawn from the dinner-ta-
bic, he acquainted his visitor with his
knowledge of the fraud. Alarm was de-
picted 90 the countenance of his guest.
You will not make this public. Mr.
Bacon;' he asked.
Not IL you return the money now and
here sa iee
but lost 81 900 last night at Crock
ford's. and have not the power
We'll. said the merchant, return me,
then, f9 900 and though l little exceed
my instructions, / will nevertheless give
you back 5000.
My uncle IS very good remarked the
young man. and he forthwith handed from
bis pocket book niue 81. 900 notes 70 his
host.
!. / cannot chnnge one Of these, said Mr.
Bacon; will not my check do as wellg
Quite replied the German and hay-
ing received the ee0O check, hastily left
The following morning Mr.. Bacon went
to.his banker to pay his notes. and found,
to bis surprise. that they were all counter
fcits. Ills next inquiry was after bis
check. bnt that was already cashed. lie
then telegrsphed to his Hamburg CORES
pondent. and learned that be was profound
" ignorant about ihe whole affair. Il was
as adroit sraud as ever was plotted.
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GREAT FfREIv CHICAGO.

CntcAoo. .Isly IS. AT 2:sp this
morning Ile limits o. the Gre we're as fol-
lows. o. Clark street. No. 55J. which =
ahuut Twcll,l. street on the Ssuih, AND ..
hon, Polk on the North ;on Dcarbon stree:
the southern limit j. near Twelfth street.
and the northern limit on Polk street N
Wabash Avenue Harmon Court forms The
southern boundary. tho northern limit be-
jnr between Jackson and Van Baren
streets on sltate street tho sonthcrq limit
4. HARMON Court. tie line cStendlng cn
the nor,Ii nearly 10 Jackson strcat Third
and Fourth Avenues are burned nearly
their whole length. TIC Ere burned =
number IL houses on Michigan Avenue.
hut has not damaged that street % sny
groat extent. s'Mic twenty blocks are
burncl. The los Is variously estimated,
La cannot bc given With accuracy
Tie le. will not be loss than four MIL
llans and win probably reach six millions
Thi..is covered by sbeA iwc.hfths insu.
rance. which Il divided among numerous
companies. esi. h
since The great Gre eil'o insurance com,
rsuies have been very csFsfal mt tc take
large risbs ID Que lOcality.
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steamer then approached the bank. and
tbs dead lions. Or rather ionesscs, for s,ich
they proved to bc, we're taken ,7on board.
About, ten minutes later large male lion
was observed crunching down on a small
tract IF ground shrrodndrd with wafer.
and waving bis tail. perhaps rs a signal Of
distress. On being fred at be gaseatrer
mendous roar, and with bis name standing
on end. advanced to charge the ship, when
a fresh volley laid him low. lie, TOO, was
carried on board when thoroughly dead.
and bis dimensions we're rs follows Length
from bead TO END Of fail. feet 6 INCHES ,
length Of body. G feet inches; height. 8
feot . inches; weight, 420 pounds. The
like Of this incident, il il stated. has never
occurred before in that part Of Mesopotanlia.
-Louioa Pail liiaH Gazette. :. n
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MORAL COURAGE.

Have the couragesio discharge . debt
when yOn hayp the money IN. your rocket.
Have the courage TO speak your mind
when il is necessary that you should do SO.
and hold your tongue when i i prudent
to do %. 4.l,.
Have the courage 10 own that. ron are
poor. and thus disarm poverty Of its
sharpest sting.
Have The ronragc 10 tell man way sou
will not lend him money. laal g.#. e
Have the eournae 10 tell man why you
refused him credit, 1919.
iIayo the courage % cut the most agree.
able acquaiptal,se you lssye when yoni are
convinced that be lacks principle friend
should bear wisIlh friend indfmities. but
not With Biz rices. sst " Nsas sH' .A
Have the sonfvgo 10 show your respect
tor horesty. 10 wbsteyer guise Il appears.
and your contempt for dishonesty and du-
plicity. " whe,nsoeyei il i exhibited.
Have the Courage to wear your old
clothes -uittif yo,s can pay fct new ones. I.
liayatIic courage 70 prefer ecaiiors and
prupriety 10 fashion. ID all itirgA,
Have the courage 10 Acknowledge youF
ignorance. rsfhsY ,lAh scck for knowledge
under ialsc protensey. s ,f,,sr.wr 40
llayo The donrage, III providing enter
taiumeot s0r your friends. not 70 exceed
your nleanss ~. ass "A
Have The courage 10 ohey Jour Makcr Vt
The risk 81 beiug ridiculed By man.
t@s4-s-..<s-ss*ss-.--s.
n .Is ~ f..s= S. =. u !.
The financial Affairs of Cubs are 20 !
most wretched condition. n the Insurgents
have really ruhwa ,he island Rich ~ u
has besn we'll drainsd' Spain has ssn'
troops. bu, Cuba has paid tbem.
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IIas been arranged tor tie >e nftlie Guests ri ,ln
Hotel where 10 wla driigi,tEn III THIS healthy and
l.s.ttifal game uiay a. %,
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THAT MIscHIEvoUs YOUNG
BROTHER.

The moral "a the following told hy the
Sufferer. il too oapparentic mention. Young
ladies viii hersaIier run their brothers
out when gentlemen called:
I'm certain wished somebody would
spank the ycung rascal. We talked Of
hills. mountains. valleys and rataracts Il
believe said watsr-falls,. when the boy
spoke up and said: ea
WIS, sister got a trunk full VI them
upstairs; pa says they are made OF horse
hair.' tefa .si.e
Tho revelation stuck terror into me.
and blushes into tho cheeks Of my fair
companion. e
IL began to he very apparent to me that
| must be very guarded IN what said.
lest the boy might slip 10 his remarks At
uncalled-for places: in fact ! turned my
conyersation TO him. aud told him be ought
TO 60 homo with me and see. what nice
chickens we had in the country. unluckily.
| mentioned yoke Of calves my brother
owned. The little one looked up aud
said. a5Hspn las sai6 saa f
Sister s got a dozen pair Of them. but
she don't wear EN- oulY whcn she goes up
town on windy days.
.I.cavc sho room. yea unruahncrly
wre,ch cried Emily; leasc quick I "
know what you want ME TO leave
tho room FOR, bo replied !: you can't fool
me. You want. 10 sct on lhat mans lap
aud kiss him IKE you did Isiil Jones the
othsr day; you can't foofmc. jcs tell
you Gimme some o,isdy like he did.
and I'll 70. You think because you've
got The Grecian bend you're sln,rt. Guess
| know thing or two. I'm mad pt you,
apyhow. beCaase papa would have bought
me top yesterday ifit hadn't been for
getting ibew eurs. dog ser You needn'i !
turn, - red in tho face, cause | can soc
the ppint. There amt no ase vinking
wilktllas glas.-eye of yourn, for ain I
going ont . here. now that's what The
matter with the pafpS. / don't care Il
you are twoniy.eigbt years old. you ain ;
10 boss . me #
y s-Astf..-ss A-.....A : y
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4. ]. WILSON, Ms d.
Physician and Surgeon.

arrIcg snd Residc,icc. opposite Mrs. Rni.
nny. Mlsye Ne rM always bc iuind rx-
trla wi,rn al,sei,t Professionally.
Jar ~ "a ".
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e. go - !
]. AMERICAN SODA. sle


Cue hundred and eighteen thousand
tons oferuie soda at City dollars per,toi, i
reported as about the annual importation Of
this salt used, as, our. readers know, in
the manufactnre Of soap. glass. and other
articles Of general consumption. This
will convey sUme idea cfthe importance'of
the great ind ronderful natural deposits
of carbonate nf soda, which have been
found IN the west. six hundred miles be-
yohd Omaha. and forty miles north 6ftlle
Union Pacific railway. Deposits Of soda
are here found in all stagesand conditions.
In some cases, alkaline lakes are encount-
cred, the water srturstcd with the carbes
nate. 0ae especial deposit, of many a.
cres in extent, consists Of a crust Of car;
Donate Of soda more tllsn six fee,..deep. un-
der which is strong alkalineliquia. This
great deposit lies there, waiting for people
to come and take il away. In quantity
there Is enough t. supply the wants of.fhe
world FOR an age. 10 quality it Is superb
or to the crude article nov msnnfsetured.l
rs itcontains twenty per cent. more Of carr
Donate Of soda. while in cost 1t is very
cheap, as il may be delivered ia New
York. when the railway to tic deposits Is
opened. for thirty dollars per ION. The
soda trade Is evidently destined % change
Instead Of employing vessels to bring the
product here. we shall soon Gil them with
improved cargocs q tic article - 60 q
broad. gat
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FREE OF CHARGE.
The IA 2 l {

1 wil IL supplies Rilhe,ery artire - b. iarnd
AZ tl,e are flesf flaiels ~ tise infcfidr, teslles
Os stsrs. l.shilops. Nun t'fii,s. -, rurtlM Ter
raplns. I.0Laers. and every variety " ish
bounding III The lirpr waters 81 the ilarbor ana
ucsan. ~
An al,undan, supply ~ fcEhas lceu provided
whsh Nill u figIIi,hul our Gucfs free ol
charge.
The aul,a,rIhcr hayiae haii lnliirh Experience
IA home and alrsssil in lIuti kcenhs. and aidcd
~ conilcient and rnurtrOus A,sl-iaIts. nstiars
himself iy .iiii attentlnn - bstsins-, and With
I rarlls IL well trained ani abllxing r.Fsant. *
III. sainAtand ~ wiI w. ahltf give entire saiis-
faclian 10 III VIM mas Ir,ironze him.
TER MS:
Ter slr, San. Two Weeks. e.. 90
nne M,rk, Ia.ul. Three Werkf.:t'.'al
F"ur M,s.k. GIm cal.ndrr w ii.nh
thlLllrn had -wsant.. htifptice. spsf ~ ar
raneemenis with Famills. md ENeur.ianists'
An hmsincss Communications should be adj
GEO. w. CHARLOTTE,
.Tone 10 Proprietor.
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spoILRD htsPtErY.

rfi III n y ~ W - s1tSlt
Horace Greely used 10 affirm that news
paper men were the most patient people,
as class, on earth, and he was not far
from right Trough piiere .are'Ftihes when
patience ceases to be . virtue with The
most enduring. Nearly everybody id
Michigan knows Burr. wiloTi used TO starta
newspaper about onceIg n.cnth the year
round. generally bringing them out in
Grand Rapids, bit sometimes makinga
flying trip1to other points, Burr could
stand'to be told that ihe lied about cir
culation, WAS on the fencs as politician,
and that he didn't know anything about
publishing paper and when men tbreai
tered 10 size or thrtsh him, he only smiled
sad smile and wished that mankind
wouldn't get excited. During religious
revival in Grahd Rapids. Burr was con.
yerted, and it frequently haPocned that
religious people called az his office to talk
with him One day minister came in,
and after talkingla While, he proposed
prayer. lie was, in the act Of ,kneeling.
when his foot struck one Of the outside
form. which was leaning against leg Of
the stone. ready to be lifted up. and lorer
il went, making i -brshel of OPT
Burr looked at tiera wrought, thought
Of the two weuks Of oyervork. land COM
menccd raking of bis coat. saying. ~ III
am trying TO be christian, and set
u good example, bat rat my buttons il I
cant lick Sou IN Just two minutes =
The clergyman back ed downstairs in
no time, dodgibg the lye. brush on the wayi
and Burr back-slid at once. and sent dowd
for pint Of siimplant.1 SO ~
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Nsw Toux. July lS.--The Gre % che
oil tapks pt. weehavksn, y. J was sxsia.
gnishea. yesterday iuotnipg. IL is ofheially
reposicd this morning that the loss will fall
a. ,li,tie thcrt of <700.0oo. The total
GSmber 81 barrels ot oil burned IS 20, ,oost
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Tornt.,. july II. The ysclt Foam.
shir.ecn tons. lcfs T5cspio Saturday rven. Z.
ing with eight passengers ~ haarl far ) l
Trip is xisaarss She has nnt been heard !
frpm. aud il IL feared that she has geoa
lown. 1900
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Two CoxUSDRrNs.4 4-h ;bang lady.
when riding from her father,s country seas
70 ncighboring village met q youpg man
Oh foot. who was carrying . jug. She At
once teinsd III her horse, and asked him
what he had IN Che Ius tssf't
Looking up with consicpl leer. he sim
ply vinked one eye and nraskedhis lipe. to
Indicate that il contained something good.
The ynnlIr LADY, s1ppoe5hg be lrscaUta al.
colol. Immediately began to talk temper
ahce, but her auditor requested the priyi-
| loge of 6rst asking her one question
4 WHAT'S il Z. She asked. -
II Is this. be replied Why is my jug
| like your side-saddles'
She could not tell ssf -r -.
'Itishecasre Il holds gsl-oa.' said W..
What tFining exclaimed The indig-
nant young lady. and then continued:
Young man. do you perceive
Just one more Iucstiob.' interrupted
her auditor. and then ] anl done. Why
i my jug ike the ssselnblY-reonof ie-
male seminary at roll-ealiT lf.g 40
am sure fdoa's know. pctulantly
replied the yohng LADY. islf.f ~,
Well. Il sbecsuse IL is'fall o'lasses.
said the irsorrigible auditor 4 a ;.ata.
The fair lecturer touched her spisaea
Horse With her vhip. and Was sOvn WI u
hearing the rude young man.
= + F. = + F ".
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Errrrr oF NreRo RrEE Tile At
Lnta Herald states thAt,he lIill eFlsnis.
ton, on the Waccamsw river. South Csnr!
tha. ,~hirh twp Years sgu commanded
twelve thousand dollars, y TOW offered ior
~. 200. II inentians Arice tiantaiion n
the same siato which. previous 20 hezrs
rule. Was heId al from scycnty.hva 10 ous
hundred dollars yer acre. aud isuns.s sf-
tered " scsouiy tsegeRls per acre Come
hicnd l3 unnecessary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-16
,,3Wii6cr Sipp' ttmo SedjersranD
idjmebt Scs SG)t6ials ountlc

SSn ben lSalblngt0ner Departments berrid)t
Sd)refen nnO Seitiir3ung me9en Der liner,
marteten 9stcoerlage i'm QSelten; beiouOer5
traurig uno troitlOs iab es porgeItern i'm Suz
Itii Separtcmente auS, Sr. 9SllliamS fab
aus, alS oh er 3u Der lleberSeggung gcfommcn
lei, oaB er ieine6abrlfatton BON @emalttbatsz
gelhihten aus benz SiiOen einitelen t1une,
inOem na6 Den Grfabruu9en bon Ohio unb
SnOiana baS G,eifIit obHc 3mciiel Die Soften
uiht ocdt.
Die Gonpeuttou III Chattanooga uar perz
mut6lih gCrahe auf Den 9ienlta9 bcruien NOR
Den, I'M iiber Die crlUarteteu SftoberiieQe in
einen rieiigeu Subel ausSubred)en unN gleid,z
Seitg nit ben Sie9eSberdten Die baaritrGu.
benonen Sbautrgei6ld)ten itber iiiOlf,e Sc
rpalttbatcn ourh Die YreiieSu ienoen uno auf
NteIe Seiie capital fir Die JtOUembermable1
81 MAIDEN. Ser bette Q8ie paiIrte 6eu
y8aibin9ton 0ailp GbrOuicle." Sruoer
t5arlan, Seiien &eOafterr, Der augenid,einlid)
nod naf Dem alteu Stple ar6eitet unO ieine
Geltartlfel AM bellen Gage idJrei6t, neil bic
Jiaht ebcn feineS Mcniden 6reuuo lit, hattie
| fir iein Dtittuod)S Slatt eiuen 9(rtifel perz
| faBt, i'll melhem er Die gr0Bte 6reuOe iibcr bic
republltanildlen Sle9e auSlprQh uuO Den
9emofreten quite Jtatbi6ld9e CAB, fid) III
beIIern, pabrenO er gleitSeitlg Die llrIQd,en
ibrer 9tieOerlagen auiSdblte, ,-2lub anoerSmo
murben Die Rcpublltanar III oerietben gSeiIe
enltduid)t, Iie maren in peri6leoeneu Stdoteu
ueriamulelt, nm ibre Siege Su felern, ober
| bic Sa6s fam ouoerS. IS lit bic @eidlid,te
Don Seni uertauiten 8GreIfell uu6 benz lebeu=
! DiasH Ofeitcr BeB.
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GurOp2iiC5e Gerit5tc.

Glte Oe Seaumout,b Der bcritbmtc
tran66itldle 8colo9e, lit gcitOrbeu. Gr lit Qm
20. Septenlbcr 1893 gebortu m0r0eu, mar
Rrotciior al Der Gergbaui6ule in YoriS uEO
am college DC 6raHce. Sein tSauptlucrf 1T
D8beOrie Der grbebnng Der @ebir9SStge Mit.
telzGuropa'8."
-(Na4 Periien) getanutlid) bat
Der tnG9rROlm lebCnbe penIiouirtc t. f.Wtalor
SrlS, mclher mebrereSabre 9lrtillerie. .0cueral
Ill perllldlcn Dieniten uno bel Dem por-
JdbriQenSeiud]e bes SdJab tng8ien bcmIelbcu
ais Se9letter betgegebeu mar, POM ShQb Die
orn9ence GmlaDun9 erbalteM, ipieOer uad)
Rerlten 81 tommtn mo IN oeiieu DienIte III
trateu. gSle nun 0u8@bru0im bcrthtct Mrs,
bat uialor SriS ais Seoiuouug oieie8 ieine5
QSleoereintrittS cine SabreagaQe BON 20 900
Sranc5 obnc @tnred)nung Der SeoitriniiiC fiir
Die Bferoe mo 1000 6rancS 9eiiefolteu per
lau9t. Sorlge SSode erbielt berielbe bie9(nt=
mort, oaB olele Seolngungen nom S0Qh Qu-
9enommen poroeu Ieten, mOraHf Otdior Sri;
mleocr 5uriidanhnortete, 6aB er bic Geiie nah
Btrlten felneSfall5 Dor Dem Observation-Disclosures
antreten f0nnte.
- u Il d Elm Grtr 9niB.) Die gr.
TRACE Der Den SolOaten Der britiiden 2trmee,
DIE Itdl Srunfenbett SuS1ulCen fommen ldis
len, auferlegten @elbbuBen iiub QeQenm6rtio
10 beoeutenp, bGB, wie aus CHATHAM qeid,riez
ben lotro, boS 8rie98miuiiterium ciuigermas
Ecn betreff8 beren &ermenoung in gSerleaerl=
belt lit. Die Summc, Die inter Der neuen
SerorOnnng angema6ien,iit 10 groB, baB,um
etneSertbeilnng ber6ouOs Su'bemerffeQioer,
baS game Spitem Der Selobnun9en anllnter.
offt6lerc unb SOlOaten, Die Ii9 Durt cute
0ltbrIng auS6eiAncn, eiuer griinOlten8sui-
ton nnttr5ogen merOen pirO.
-(0tr u 9tttolaitburm fGQt eiu.) gua
5ambur9 miro gci1reben: Ser gtifoIai.
tburnI fdllt en!" bieB eS pl6blih oeltern
.Dtor9en gegeu II lI6r auf Dem 6opfeu.
murft. Slelletft bate ein SpaBuOqel oas
Getltt III llmlauf gsiest, melGtS mit silt.
| 5e8ltntle bon 0tuno gu Otuno alma: De,
berridlenbe tarteSturm trug 3um@elm9tn bcs
georges bel unp naf ruentgen Rtuuten mal
Der 9an5e 9opieumarft in 4uirubr. gluoer
;eugen Der Scene ihilberten bieielbe ais i'm
bei9reiblt6 tOntii6. SelbIt Die reioluteitel
,Qamen Der Sulle" lpuroen BON pantheon
| Sdjreden erfaBt unO lieBen in ia6er Tlufl
lHrs SOrbe tmStid; griinb6fer, &arrenban
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6sbH0Ia9 oeS e2Oedt=Spttpus"
Sd;utuOckS.

9IUd) Ii0rDI0H0 9aI OlrdI ole S9ltrcbun9en
Der StnatS 9emperenS- -@eiellidait, ciner an,
Sabl frommer ameriFanildlcr S6warsr0de
ano Ueri9ieOener fOpfibWQfer @eietgeber cine
an,abl ,9Ocal,SpttOn" 9iitritte erbQlten, in
benen Die 9ep1tferung bemnddIt III entihet=
be- bat, oh Der SerfaHf pom SpirituOicn gans
unb aar uerbOteu, ppsr pnrh sBcuS re9nlirt
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gsorbcn ;uoeitust wOrOen Iiub, murOeu bO

Norbcn sugeiutt iporben iiuS, ipurbeu bort
nod etnmal Oetlamirt, ale Statiiten unO
Sauptperionen beS Dramas traten bort auf:
oa lparen Glagton unb 8roots, Wtoie8 un6
Chamberlain, Spencer unb Suiteb, Seuoaq
unO Bader, furSum ale Die psrren, iueld,e
iid) ais treue 9iener Der abutinitr0tion unO
ais nod treuere 9iener ibrer eigeHen @elOin-
tereiien beriidti9t gcmaht taben, tpareu an-
meieub.
2tm 3. gtOOember pjrO Der Sorban9 fallen
uuo glcid5eitig werOen and Die iitolihen
@renel9eitid)ten enren. Die Sen6enS bieIes
StiidcS abcr ut, bas Solf SIT oeranlaiIcn,
abermalS einen rcpubIifanii6en @OngreB Su
pGhlen.
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Gb bett iuetOen int SSimtuel oe-
SdiLDSSeil.

Yttt burg, IS. Sft. - Der 6iutiQe
g2eaoer" uer0ifeHlidt folgenbe 0epci6c BON
Sornum'S bcfanntem YreB= 3l9euteu ,. G.
3boma5 ans cincinnati, pom II. SItobcr
Oattrt:
oa0nueH gle eincn Geiitli6en ifiden,
welder bcrcit lit, am SonnabenOe, II. Gft.,
cine 8rouung in einem Baton gu poQ;itbeu?
Jtetietoiten perbeu be;ublt. 5rauunqSQc
bitbr $50. &0HH oil Oemielbeu l(bcuoe iu=
riidfebrtu. ,. g. Gbomos, yGrawfOrO-
Oollie," Gnciunnti." !"
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ro0er5OuFs SstmrtdjtltugStag sfcit=
nCickf.

@arrisburg, Beuni., IA. Oft. - @ou-
ocrneur 0mruHft bet 8efcbI crlaIIen, OaB
9Sm. 8. llOOrr5Oot, Daniel S'Dtara unO
Patrtd Srlutn am y. 9toOCmber QcbGuQt
werOen ioucu. 0'Ntra mo ZSriuin itno an
anOcrn Srten Bennigludnicn'S Res lioroes
lfulolg befunoen morOen uuo batteu iidb
cbcnior mle lOOer3Oot, al Die Seguaoiguugas
bebOrNe gemtuoet.
9&efdtitcr, 8tuui., -. Oft. - 2lOucs
tat j. &Htnam StCUeu5 BON Baltimore be-
luhte beRte NtOrgtu llOOtrSooF i'm @cidu0=
nile, nm ais 9luWalt olS u. @anpbeQ SCR
0sn Sefan9encu i'll 8etreii ota ami ben u.
Sttobtr pom Scr. Staattu Glityitt5- -@cridjte
Su Baltimore gegcu @oB uubcroumteu Gro.
jeTeS 6u bcfr0gen. (SoB, Gin &r1Ocr oc8
Grmoroettnr itcbt bltauutlih aHgsflagt, ourd)
taldcH GtO &C, Ueriudlt 81 b0btu, bic @eicu.
idlaft, III ruGlder oe5 Grmoroettu gebsu per-
ltfcrt mar, St betriigcn II. /. ~. go Der l5u.
ri4tuu98bcicbl fir llOoerioOt glu0 bcutc elm,
WtrO abCr, ON Der Shuti @tQ iid nldIt III
Der StaOt befiHOet, Dem Gciuu9tutu crit NOR.
nru nnrnPleirr r1,prAru
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Gttt eetttidber 9GSpptiObiir9er ais
yS0uprS=S1ttNtO0

Die 0Gountp @onbention Der bcutid auez
rtfaniiden unabbdn9igen 8dr9uz 2tiiociatiOu
bon gtew- Yort" bat SrH. S8Walo Stteu6or-
fer, 9crauSgeber Der oStuats5eitun9," sur
3elt 2lloermen, porgeitcru 2lben0 einlttmnlig
titr ba5 0laDor8= 9mt Hominirt Inter uuitrn
beutt9cn r8age8ucuigfeiten" iin0st Der geicr
elnc be3etGnen0e 9totiS Ser Ult.=Y. Sri6iine"
ilbcr Die ytOntnQtion.
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StOTe+

WtoutqomerD, glla, IS. Sftbr.-9eutt
0}oroeu hat eS btSltarf 9eiroren.
W{outqo err, 2llab., 10. Dit. - Der
TrOft hat t6 aleutbulbeu i'm St0ate etuge.
lteut, =
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Scr critic . fitfcc.

9tcm Dort, "A. Stt. -- 6cute MOrgcn
iielcu eiuigc SAueeilodeH.
2iubSl an, Ont, Is. Dit. - Der erlte
S1uee fel bier in prgangener 9tadlt.
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Vnn Sr6FIten. - SuYamueritus
SlutfGet &urtH9teiCu inO SrGs
iIinffrTF7 ift nSnpo

9tto Sc 5Quetro, IA. Cftbr. - 9ept-
ideH pon Pora mclreu, bOB c8 bort iwtidlM
Portu9tclcu uno SraitIi0Ncrn gum 3uiauIz
menFoBe fam, nobel mebrtre BTiOueu gts
t0Otet uub pernunhct mnrNrn-