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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-01
Take Care of the Potatoes.

1t looks as ii the potato crop of Il
great part of the Eas. will be swept
away by the Colorado beetle; if so. po-
,atoes in Minnesota will be worth per
bushel more than wheat. We quote rs
follows, from the Philadelphia Times:
WILMINGTON, Del, June 5.-Are we to have
potatoosl This has become very serious
uaestion. Of coursei it has no importance i'll
the eyes of these fine ge tl.men who know
nothing OF potato uness its occasional use;
but TO the mass If the people the danger of an
entire and absolute loss oil the potato crop in
PENNSYLVANIA, delaware, New Jersey and Mary
land-States III which We know the dreau is
very great that the Colorado beetle will entirely
destroy it is very serious question. Now Is
there danger or Is 1t an alarm IN the interest OF
farmerss In the southern part OF the peninsu.
In OF Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, the
potato bug has already made such havoc that
many farmers III sheer despair have plowed up
the potato fields and have planted corn in
stead. Une Of the best newspapers in Della
ware, largely devoted to agriculture, and pub
lished III Milford, region Of country when
in past years has produced vast quantities OF
potatoes, thus discusses the question:
SHALL WE PLANT LATE PorAroEsi
In view of the fact that the Colorado potato
beetle has already made its appearance In force,
and has attacked the early crop with ferocious
vigor, which threaten. to be overwhelming ;
and also the further fact that their prolific ma
ture will insure the presence Of million where
there is now but hundred, and by the time
the late crop is above the ground, our farmers
are discussing the question Mt the head Of this
article. Ii taen these pests are stlll abundant
we advise each man to plant as many as he can
afford TO fight for. The bugs can be mastered
and the only question Is, how many cases can
We beat them int one man cannot beat them
on ten acres, but he may on half an acre Let
him then plant all the ground that he is sure
he can conquer from them and no more. The
probability is that there will be at least thou
sand times as many ready to attack the late
crop as there now are at the early one. Let MS
not tamely surrender, but fight them until we
can at least raise enough Tor home consump-
ton.
This is rather 8 ewnhearted view of the
matter bv such journal IS the Milford N<,r,.
to advise an effort to be made to grow enough
for home consumption. the more SO in view Of
the fact that the country around Milford has
heretofore sent immense quantities to the New
York and Philadelphia markets. The same
doleful account of this terrible Pest comes
from the eastern shore from both Virginia and
MARYLAND, from midland and western counties
OF the same State, from northern Delaware, and
from every one of the counties east Of the Al
le9hanies. The country around Wilmington
presents q curious phenomenon. The fArmefz
GENERALLY planted theft potatoes in fields faz
away from any former potato patch, hoping
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-01

A SUMNER GREENHOUSE.-Onth the sum
nv side OF an old shed / erected, at q
small outlay Of money, what has given
me more enjoyment than any Of my hOr-
ticultural possessions. 1t Is but IL feet
in width, and 20 feet long, and il COM
posed OF row OF posts 3 feet high along
the front, to which are nailed. rough
boards the sides are constructed in the
same simple manner, and the roof con-
sists Of old hot-bed sash purchased at
low figure. So much for the house it.
self. Inside Is walk extending along
the back wall, while all the remaining
space Is covered with rough, messy rocks
placed in the most unstudied manner
possible. the interstices being filled with
light turfy loan, sand. and leaf-mold.
After embarrassing the glass TO OBJ
struct the direct rays of the sun select
my plants. Foremost among these are
the Ferns with their varied forms and
the most snowy ''stove-plants," that de-
light in strong heat, moisture, and shade.
The CalGdium family are admirably
suited for this work, a. the gorgeous col
oring OF their foliage makes . granl
show when encircled by the deep
green Of the ferns. The AI0cosigs. 4
nearly allied genius, is also exceedin9ly
beautiful here, but ~ they are Of strong
growth, the more roomy portion 81 the
rocky should be given them. Here and
there among the crevices, like to see
little Selaginella hanging down over tho
faces OF tie larger stones; and in some
damp, well-shadded spot usually place
= pan Of the Ne,ms Fly Trap. Terres-
trial Orchids thrive finely in sandy peat,
and all their requirements are supplied
in house Of this character. All the -
tention this simple glass structure really
needs, is daily Swinging, airing Il
mud weather, and soaking with waier
when the soil looks dry; surely no lover
Of flowers and plants would hegrudgs
the little time necessary 70 accomplish
this. am mercenAxy eDO0gh = turn
mine into . chic1Esnr hoQe0 dn1fnGWfn1D9
and very early sp1ng. ~ thnS 4 d.
do0ble dn1y.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-01
Cabbage Worms.

A correspondent of the New York
Tribune gives the following method OF
killing off the green cabbage worm,
which our readers may find sufficiently
valuable to pay for preserving till time
for applying another season. Dissolve
one teaspoonful OF saltpetre in a com
mon pailfull of warm (not hot) water,
and sprinkle the cabbages Herewith on
the appearance Of the worms. Two or
three applications will suffice for the
season. The water, besides, acts like a
charm in promoting the growth of the
plant
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-01

that such change would insure partial inn
munity from the insect 81 ourge. Vain and
empty were their calculations: The, bugs
erring instinct. Upon an examination within
ten DAYS past of the fields it was found that the
Colorado bug was esconced under the clods
around the young potato shoot awaiting its de-
velopment to lay its eggs upon the leaf, so as
to afford food for the young insect when
Matched.
Keep the cultivator moving, and fight
the bugs as fast as they appear.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-01
BY LIZZIE PUTNAM SEWARD.

They came with music's sobbing voice,
They came with prayers impassioned
breath,
They came with odor- haunted flowers,
TO crown your mauSoleumt q death.
Children who smile through wondering
tears,
And loyal comrades keeping green
Your memory through the vanished years.
They come to count the ransom DER,
The heavy ransom that we paid,
When on the affairs OF our homes, .
Your homes, your loves, your lives We
laid
And it was meet that We should bring
Laureled and myrtled wreath to-day;
But after all are gone, we come
And bring our little sprlg OF pay.
That horne I'D bv the summer winds,
Our cry Shall pierce the silence through,
''God help Us keep lnVloiate
The MODEST trust man ever Knew.
For what availeth, after all.
The requiem sweet, the you've wreath,
The papeantry we love to bring,
To ali this dust that lies beneath /!
If we people risk again
In idle dalliance what they Won,
The age OF miracles has passed,
No moon stands still Oh Ajalon.
The age of miracles is passed;
We need not dream or ask to see
The captain of Gods mighty hosts
Lead US again to victory.
So by the famine rack they knew,
Those patient braves i'll prison pen,
And by the martyr crown they drew,
They charge Us DER and yer again.
Let it not be in vain that we
Were tortured, butchered, torn in twain,
Say, army OF the living, say,
Can we decree it all III vain!
Keep first the faith inviolate,
That W bequeath to thee and thine;
Then laud us, if We will, and turn
Each grave INTO a holy shrine.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-01
i-9t1uuopolist.
ST. PAUL, JULY 1st, 1875.

We find the following admirable lines in
late number of the Saltwater Messenger, Min
nesota has at last produced one original poetess
with the true fire Of genius:
AMID THE GRAVES.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-01

They came with music's sobbing voice,
They came with prayers impassioned
breath,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-02
Gtne Sd1tfTsmannSd,aft tptro pon
9Sit0cn ermprSet>

Can 6ran5i8co, l. Se5r.-Ote Barfe
y8olprine" Don 8irO Sslanb lit in oobart-
Gown angefomnten. gln Sorb oerieloen be-
fanb iidl 'Sr. GboOe8, 5peiter Sifisier Der
Srigg ySames Sirnie," Der iid pom8Oro Oes
am.rifanii6en @aafiAfdnsers Benjamin
Cummings" an Sorb Der Sarfe begab. 6r.
0tbobes beriftet, baB bieSrigg I'M Wfai 1874
Sibuep perlieB unb iitb aut cine &reuSfabrt
begab. Sie erreidte SOwe's SSlano, bic
Salomon @ruppe, uuo ienbete Soote aus
nad) Bede De Oter, no bas Senebmen Der
Ginqeborenen ieoen 8eroa6t serltreltte. Die
Utannid1aft trennte iid, in Orei abtbeilungeu.
@iue terielben leitete Der @apitdn, Die anOern
muroen ie bon Hboses unb einem Seemann,
NameuS Oaptb, gefitbrt. 0bobes bate bem
erlten Soduptltug Sabad &C. gellefert. 9iiht8.
oeltomeniger murbe er plDtlid) BON btnten an<
gcqrifien, iporauf ieine abtbetlung 5lr 6ilfes
letltunq berbeieilte. Die Gingebornen mHrOen
suriifaeld5lagen. 8bobes begab iid1 barauf
auf ben Itiidlpeg 81 Der Srig9, Die man iuz
smiid)en Der 9Sa6iamtest oes erlten StfBters
iiberlaiIeu bate. 8bobes fanb Die 8ri9g bon
gSilben unlringt, lpelfe in ibren Canoes loz
fort auf i'm Sago ma6teu. Gs gelang ibnt,
bic Salomon gruppe 81 erreiben, no Der
gSaafii6fdnger bic Sliebenoen aufnabm.
Stbobes lit Def AuiidDt, bab bic brei 2lbtbei=
lunaen III gleidber 3sit anse9rifen iuurOen,
paB Die 8rigg beieet pnrbe uno oaB er Der
einsiae lleberlsberbe lit. Seds Gingeborne,
Die tlm trsu 9eblieben ftno, beitie9en ben
gSaGfil6fduger; elmer pon ibnen lit iH5wl=
i6eu qeltorben.
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r. RAINE, Proprietor.

Appelatlons @onlite - $. 6aas., BON
Atlauta, Sritnebaum bon Baltimore, So
ben BON @burlefon 96menitein BON
Tthmono, Sing BON Q9aibineton, Reners-
burg bon Baltimore nno Salomon pon ga.
pauuab.
Wtanoat @omte - SO. 9. Wtoies Don
Baltimore, s. Sdr DON 9tifmono, @. Rice
Don aSaibinstou, 8. gt. 6iri6berg bon Bal.
timore uno 2ouiS @rGoel BON Baltimore.
Contributions @omite- g. 9. 98olfe uno
aarOn @utman BON Baltimore, Sui. StrauB
bon 9lifmonb, SalOmou bon Columbia,
S..@., uno Weper BON Columbus, ga.
gta1 GrleSigung Ginger &outtne9eid,dite
uerta9te ftdl Die @onuention sine die. 9ie
nd6lte Contention wirb III 9ltlantu, @a.,
InttfiuAeu
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Ger @eIN1,,nrff.

Wetp Dcrf, |. 6ebr. = @et6 leift 81
2-1. g8e6iel rubig gu 4.87. Sob ment-
ger lebbatt gu 113.31lS5. Die 0ats1t ~ Iil'
CARRYING" fnb l, !, p, 2, Sui. Sunbes=Sb=
ligationeu fcit uno lebbaft; '81G Coupon
119f; '62er Coupon 115B; '64er Coupon
117S; '65er 1194; neue 1194; '67er 119B
'68er 1893; yteue 6iinfer 114s; 10y40er
Coupon 116S. 2lftien id)loien lebbaft unr
feit; ltem 9orf Sentral 102, @rte 285
3afe Sbore 74t, SIS. Central 1O14, Yitt8.
burg 91a, gtortbmeitern 44B, prior. 589
0lod=Sslanb 1045.
llnteriAabamts 8tlan5: 9olo $45, $780,
467: Sourdnt S46.222 ,254.
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Ser bretut,optetstSfse Gpn9re6. =
estt,eite Stk1Sttt.

gSalbimston, 1. Sebr. Sm g e.
nate legte Dapis Die Yetition Der Saufleutg
unp Slnporteure BON Baltimore BOT, in mel.
der aeaen Die 8iebereinfiibran9 Der 30ae ari
Sbee liilb Safice reutenit.irt lptrbt
Santltou bon Marplanb lc9te eine 9eif:
ifrift Der StaatS Semperen8eeiellldlaft Dor
WtarDlanb Dor, in ipsl6er perlangr mtro, oat
bic sSabrifatiou unb Der Serfauf bon Spiri
tuoien i'm Oiitrifte@ Columbia uuo in ben Ser.
ritorien nerboten perben.
Sargent legte eine 4etiiian BON 9emnbnerr
bes Ditriftes Columbia Dor, au @unten lei
ner 8il i'm Setreff Der 8egiernng oes 9i
firiftes.
9eiuis beridtete mebrcre ban 0ifrift So.
lumbia betrehenoen Sins eir.
Bratt legte geiieinibaftlide 8ei9liiie bel
@eieesebung aonSnbiana Dor, pctde berlan
gen, baB ben @eteranen bes merifaniider
arieges eiue 8enfon peripilltgt lperoe, Glettb.
5tlttg fieB CT cine Statiitit perleien, ipelG,
bartbut, CAP nod 35, 604 Ssteranen uno r..
600 gSittluen aus ienem &riese leben, 9as
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gtaberes iiber Sen Steg Oct Snirrz
aentcts aus Gmba+

SaDanna, l. Sebr. - Vim 20. D. Wtts.
ariifen bic Sniurgenten, gefiibrt BON @omes
Inb Sanguili, ole Seiasung bon Sibara oil.
Der Sauptangriff ri6tete iid 9esen baS Sort
Ma9ete. Die Selagerten uertbeibigten iid
beroti9, ad,tlos Der aniduelenoen 3abl Der
6eiHOe. giatbbein 6te auf sebn @ann Suant=
polifdnbig eria6pft bate, mlBte fte capt
tuliren. Sie Sniurgenten taiteten bas
9eben Der @efangeuen utft on. Oas Sort
wuroe poaitdnOig seritort; piele Sdnier fno
niebergebrqn,lt, llniere 8erlnae ftHo unerbeb'
lid I'M @ersleidl ill ber3abl Der Stdmpfenben.
Ginselbeiten nnbefdnnt. 9lugeuseugen be3ifs
fern Die gerluite Der 9iebellen b0ber, als bic
ilniri9eu. 9tah 0em @intrefien Der 4atri9t
fiuo iOfprt 3rnspea ab9etaapt wprben. sia1i s.:at
eie QoSicR aab Serlpllnbeten autsuleien uno
bte GSceiisitigungen unb @ebduli4feitsa tnieSee
qufsMbaHen,
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Sic cSepbad)tun9 oeS 2,enttssSrasts
tits In 2e1titrQltett.

Gan Sran3i SEQ, 1. Sebr. - 8eridte
bonn %. 3e5br. melOeu aus Sibuep: rOie
Expedition sur Seoba6tllng bes SeuuS=
9urdgangS in9teu=S zgSaleS tit glitdlider
gepeien, ais bieienige in ben angreu5euOen
Golonie'n. 2lm 8. 9eSbr. mar Der Simmel
in SiOnep polfenlos. 0ie pboto9raphii6en
9ufnabmen gelan9eu pollfommeu in 9Sooo-
.forb, @oulburn nno Wtount gictoria. Sn
Sictoria, Tasmania unb HeusSeelano be-
eintrd9tigte Der bep0ltte Simmel Die SeOb=
ndltl1nnen
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@erbredIeriid,c @erSmd1e. GiSeus
babns3ii8e Stttn Gnt8teiSen 5tt
brift0eff

. bl | y h a, /. 6ebrnar. = Gtn
gtantrpdfter entOtdte Samltag Ra6t in Der
0dbe Der Baoliz Citation Ser n8enniplrania-
@iienbabu," baB cine i9mere @iienItange iiber
Die Sdienen gebunben mar. Sie fonnte nod
redltSeitlg entfernt iperben, I'M Elm groBes
llngliif 81 perbiiten. Ifan permllthet, CAB
eS auf cine Seraubung Oe8 3uge8 abgeieben
mar.
3iuiihen 9torristomn uuo 9oDlcstopn an
Der - u0feaOingz z@iienbahu" fartb man Samiag
0torgen Die etierneStange oil OergSeife 10 ges
bogeu, oaB bieSdicneu aus threr Sage geSerrt
maren. Der 3ug paiiirte ieDodl gliidltfl Die
gefdhrli9c Stelle. Derglelhen Serinde iinr
an bieier Stele ihon mebrfaA 9enladt NOR
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Ser s;ratto oes SSrremD0t.fes tn
SottQOa.

Guebcc, /. 6ebr. = Die 3abl Der lett
benz SranDe Der 6rauen=SrrenbetIanitalt IN
Seaufort permiBten 8attenten betrd9t 20.
Sis iett iinO lutr smei 2eiden inter ben Slut
lten aefruoeu tpnroeu
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l1ppre's' RoGen- babnpalper
n Or. Z. 6. Wtcniton,

WadfoIserses 0r. gSin6eI,
Nr t83. gSejtslfanettcs, ober1alb Gutapfrase.
sdbne mer0em bnrtaus obne s4merssn nit Silie
bes aaGbsaies ausse5osen; ganSe geeiils NIT 9um=
misabnen 10 bilis, me $40 uno paleno gafanttri!::
ddtsm G5oi6e aut cine porslslide gseiie geidat 50
ans Dober. Yeronsu fuerben pobltbun, bier por,ne
prten. ebe tic anosrspo lnseben oa Die taTs5,s
Qr,netfInft uidbt n6ertrofen peroen tonnen. Ste
Br.iie nS lebr uieors, unb ,piro as areett aaranz
tirt. S1s @eIfdjt lit ju ieoet Seit aeoftnet.
HOftIt-SuliIO Sfti1-San10, ,WStD
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Gtue felte,te 9lnhduaIfd,fett.

@olumb B us, SbiO, 81. San. = @tma
1000 Beriouen, barunter 0titglieber Der Sc
neral=Ifiemblp, Wiuni3ipal- -8eante uno 8iir=
ger, belu6ten beute bic &apelle bes Sbioer
3u4tbaules, Inn Der 8rauung bes 8bomaS
Dtiles unS Der gtancb ScOtt, stpeier Str6fs
linge, bei5umobnen, beren ShafSeit beute ab'
lief. Seioe iollten geraoe su ber 3eit gctraut
rperben, in peld]er WfileS pegen @inbru9s
arretirt murbe, nuO ebe fid1 gtancD bon ibrem
SrGutigan treunenlieB, befannte aud tie id)
i9ulOtg, mir nm uentgitens unter einem0ad)e
nit Tim eiugeiperrt 81 aerben. Sic bat, OBJ
gleid p0lig ifulOlos, ibrem @eliebten 81
Qiebe bic Strafbaft BON awei Sabren ertra.
Qeu
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Die Barrier Rat,af
Bic beiSe Tuft-A
Erflnrunn.

Da elm @erhdt in berStobt ci<tulirt, oeB futr aus
mir oieie @elesenbet, i'm unieren Sunoen ano oem
8ublifum ansn5eigeu, baB mir unier @el1dtt nj @
aufseben, ionbern nur Wfemfd)enbaare 5um
goftpreie perfauIen, nm uneren 8Jrratb gu reou5tz
rem. Wir ba6en 750 Saarse1edte BON $1.50 bis S75
bro gtif, tpelte mir 5um aoenpreie ablaien fer>
er 5000 arbs Tri5etes gu 80 Gents une tbenrsr lo'
mte Elm allaemefnes AIforttmeut BON Saermaaren,
Saorbhr{fen, Sdmmen II. Yarfimerie'n. alan lprete
Cor in ST. 81, eertnstouftrase, uno beebe iid Die
Waaren 3. SeGuHstets
(SQn26.1ST) 9tt. 6S, ScrtugtuWNENbs ~.
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.NA GOne0r0ia.
~ DeutCtbes Gbrater.

NuFtHIltIHtF -t.'11 ''PFUT' $ y. 0toie(o0tU7
Sente, benz. Se1ruur 1875,
Sum erten Nale:
nSie 6anniteG"
("Las RTieands y,
sroFe sque=Sperette IN Ni..fn BON SfFenbod,
Sfanseups %snsss ss.attnng @rpber 6bori
t3robes Staleiteri
(9fadb Der fir, oa5 II 3ermGuia 86edter" in Neiu
9ort burn Diye.tar Stberen6er9 9etroifeRen SuBe'
niraug.)
/. @ft &5a1oitenleben taG Webirae,
2. att 6iac San2iteas SaHeGasS Gmptan8s
SDmite.
8. gt; Sine g3anoiten 8anoe ais fpantSdjt
t3eianDti6,ait.
Gtntritt5=8reis 80 Cts. reierDilte >iee 70 @rRts
Staet ge'fcrf eon heute td9ltb in Der "@oncor
bia
46onneAten Site peroen bis 9ienitas, ben 26
Saauar. SormittG3s ii ulr, reierpirt. (27-6l
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Qlrbeiterz9(nneleaenhcftttt.

q E m-Y ort, l. Te5r.-Oie beabitdltt9te
9ieouftion BON 10 8ro5. an ben GTbnen Der
Babnpdrter Der Stem DOrf Central unb
6uoion 8iper= 8abn" ,uno Die llmgefaltung
be8 Sneuts Der 4bl6bnuug bon 2OtomotiO=
fiibrern nnO 6ciSern rpurSe beute in 8raft &c.
iett. pie 9lrbeiter fii9ten Fd) Der 9teusrun9
obne Murreu.
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Die ,,9Se3trfs 9roBIo9c ssr. 5''
oeS ,,ltma6ban8t9es Srasns
Nsr G$'ffni 9SJrith0

nabm 9eitern Ntorgen Uuter Dem 80riibe oes
6rn. Sarl 6erSberg ilre Sieuag pieoer aui.
Der $rdiiOent eruannte fplgenSe @nmite'n:
6tnan3>@omite IS. y, ShauB uno @se.
ii bon SanaHnab, hamburger Don gorfolf
Apler bon Cumberland uuO StoleuDeim pou
Baltimore.
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Gin Seid)tGter t&no tpObt iibettegl
ter 0a1ttteritreidl.

Sc mt IS, Senn., l. Sebr. 9lm Der
floiienen Sonnabcnb Nuhmittag mietbete
elm aerpiiIer gS. 9t. Barrier oaS grbaeidleb
oes Suiderboder @ebdubes, Nr. 18, Mabi=
ionitraBe, nm, tpe er Iagte, balelbIt ciu
y Steb Serii9erungs Siireau" su erri1ten.
gr befeltigte an Der Sront beS 6auies ein
ShilD NIT Der Sir1na gS. g. Barter &
Comp, uno itel(te Elm alteS Yult uuO einiqe
Stiible in Dem Siireau auf. QebtereS hattie
au9 nod etnen hinteren IuSgaug, Der in
cine 41ep fiibrte. Seute Ntorgen MN trat
ein Sote Der ySiibli6en @rpreB. @ompagnie"
in baSielbe, unt ein Badet nit einenl Snbaltc
BON $40 unO aObreiitrt al Die Sirma gS. 3t.
Barfer & Comp, abSugeben. ab9elftft
mar palIelbe BON @olltnSpille, SenueIiee.
9inter Dem Bulte ltanoen meiipeiBe lino bret
id)lparse WGnner. Ser Sote fruq na1 el-
mem Wfitglieoe Der Sirina unb ret9te iein
Gmpfan9Sbu6 ein, 81 9lttd1er 3ett etMen
9roBen Beutel nit elmer be0eutenben @elo.
iumn1e berporSiebenb. Sn Oieiem Gugeuz
blide wurpe ibm ein Sel I'M ben Sals ge-
i6lun9en, Elm Sud- Inn ben &opf gemorfen
nnb ibm cine Sradot Britgel sugemeiien, oaB
er falt beitnnlugslos purbe. Seine Sitlfe-
rufe ipurben auf Der StraBe oernommen uub
oa btele nit Otenl6en angeiiillt mar, 10
brangen balb Otebrere III ba8 giireau eilt,
al(ein bte 9tduber batten iid bereitS brrf Die
Stntertbire Dapongemad)t. Ntemano fennt
Die Strolde uno man bat baber aud nif)t ben
geringiten S6liiiisl, Der auf bic Spur beriels
ben fiibrsn f0nnte. Die GrpreB= =@Ompaguie
fam ni6t einn1al BEN ungefdbren getra9 Der
geraubteu Summe auaeben, ba Die erbaltenen
Serleeungen Oe5 Soten Sraop ie1r i6lims
ner, ipenn ni4t gar lebensgefdbrlt6er gtatnr
itnb.
(Spater.) 0tan glaubt iett, baB bic
0fdnner, roel6e ben @rpreBboten beraubtT,
beute Wor9en, ] StunOe mad ooll6radtem
0taube in einem SABINE iiBer ben WtiiIiiiippi
fubren unb itdb iett in ben 3uderrobrpflan'
sungen Der ytieberull9 aufbalten. Sraop,
Der @rpreBbots, lit uidt t0Otli9 perlest. Die
Seamten Der Gompagnie tpeigern iid) an5u=
geben, ipe gro6 bic Stute lit, man peruutbet
jeboA, baB fif bieielbe auf eine iebr hobe
- Ii.
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&rGn0e.

Btlmin9ton, 9el., l. 6eb. = 2tnt
Sonntaa Qbeno 8 llbr .ntitauO i'll ben, su
bem ,,gSeitern $0otcl," Gigsntbum pon @ha.
les s. &ple. Gfe Der 4. unb SrangeItraBe
geleqenen StQllen 7euer aus. 9as 0otel,
Sic Geifenfabrif Der 6irma @ebriiOer Moore
unb mcbrere anOere "angren5enbe. 6Guier 5itn-
oeteu peri6ieSene Wale, bod gelang es ben
4nifreuqungeu Der Seuerpehr, ben Srano
INNER misDer auf ieiuen eriten glu8gangS-
punft 5u beihrdnfeil Der angeriftete Sda=
ben belduft iidJ auf $1,000. Wtau glaltbt al
qen1ein, DAP oas 6euer ba8 gSert elmer SranOs
itiftunq qelpeieu lei. 9as @lattets arf ben
5traBen berettete 5en 2Gihmannid)aite pteie
Sdmeri9fetten lnb nebrere oerielben erlltten
bebeutenoe Scrleeungen, unO Giuer, SameS
2inb, entging nur NIT genaucr gtotb Der Sc
fabr, iiberfabrcn SIT merOsn. @tne SprtBe
itieB bei'm 6inau8ia9ren Oas Sbor Elm uuo
mdre Der &utid)er DON ben lhperen Srettern
Oerielbeu beinabe getroiien moroen.
SSteSer eitt fleimer @anti6tutnocl.
St.epui6, 1. Sebruar. = Sett Utltta4 ltn6 @)e@
riihte int umlaute, oaG Die pSeople'5 SaotR9s Sn=
tution" auf Der Gde 0er ). StraBe uno @aronoelet@
auenue i'm uutereu Gbetle Der Stoot ibre 3abun9en
Setroee entflobeu IeI. Gu6er Der Ghdtiae, oaB bic
Sant tbre 3bilreu idllos, lpetl lie ene Sbulo ooH
5000 in Der 2iqutoattoHs>8ant ntht oefen fonnte
unbs boB Der 9aitrer beute ntdt erihien, 1T gitbts
befdnnt. Die angelcg engetteH Der 8dnt meroeH 9e'
aeuDQrtia unterlutlt.
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Selofampr0 eincs Semtjd)em TIT
0irQitttett.

Sid monb 1. Sebr. = Sonntag @tor-
gen ette bas Geriidt, baB gSilbelm y. Diet.
rid, ein proninenter Saufmann bon 0taua=
fin, ipelfer lett WittmOd) @tOrgen BON ieiner
Tantilie permiBt rpurbe, in Dem gSalbe I'M
n6roli6en Sbeile Des @onntp's ermorbet &C.
fuuo.n tporben lei, bic @inmohuer bieier
StaOt in srOBe gufresun9. SinSn9efi9t
lunrOe nod, oaB er Ourd ben Sopt 9eifoiien
nnb elmer groBen Summe @elbes beraubt
lporben lei. Spdter in OerStabt eingetroffene
9anOleute bert6tetea jcbo9, OaB Die nn5wei
beuttgiten 9ln5etd]en porldgen, baB Otetrid)
Selbltmoro begangen. Sein 8elo fanb man
unangeriihrt, nebeu ieiuem aopfe lag ieiH Ell
genes 8ttol unb eiuige Shritte bapOn fano
man iein Bfero on einen Saum an9ebunOeu.
Der Sertorbene mar ein allentbalben gead=
teter giirger uno tit es ieinen 5Sreunben ba~
ber unerfldrltd], aus pel6en Nfotiucn er Die
NnuN nm fic, iplhit nPlpnt INT
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Sic Settatcrtu abIett

81 / IN II fee, l. 6ebr. = 8a5 SebnfI
SaGot ergab folgenbes 9feiultat: @arpentel
45, Bragg 81, Sole II, gunu, Yrtce nnt
6asleton le Stintme. 9reiBig Gfit9lieos
feblten.
ct. 8auf, Minn., /. 6ebr. - Sine 2n.
Sahl 0titglteber tpar beute abmeieno; Die
genteini4aftltd)e Abftimuung bate folgenOes
Jteiultat: 8amiap A, Godren 48, 0apis
% unb 8iuSburp 10.
Salfah aiiee, 6la., /. Tebr. = ,Seute
purbe ipieoer abgeltimmt; 8ullocf erbtelt 81,
6. 6. 9feagua p, g. gSalter 5, 80. Sie s
Stimlnen.
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ltnalaQltdle Nclielipremaltna.

9ttdma, Gan., /. 6ebr, - Wearf Wc.
Gioern unb 9;obsrt 9ou9bertp oerun9liidteil
bel elmer Selisnlprsu9uus in Der gtdbe bieler
StQ1t.