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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05

An aristocratic but economical ma.
tron in Chicago has bought forty-cent
tea-bell and invented q paragon of SER
wants, whose only impertection is her
deafness. When she has company at
tea, the mistress rings and rings for the
cake basket, or more hot water, or some
thing, then, with the remark that Jane
gets deafer and deafer every day, goes
for 1t herself and returns, maintaining q
ventriloquial conversation with the i'm
aginary Jane all the way up the base.
ment stairs.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05
ANr1CIpArIAG 4 CONTINGENCY.

The Republican party attempted to
play "sharp" on the sixth of February,
1856, by the adoption of rule regulating
the count of the electoral vote. Pre-
viously all that was required was the
simple opening of the budget from the
electoral college and counting the re-
suit without any objection being made to
the returns from any state; but in 1865 it
was imagined that the college might re.
port the electoral vote of some newly re-
constructed state, or of come unrecon.
structed state on the wrong side and un-
der alleged frauds in the election. To
prevent this long drawn rule was
sdepted providing that II objection
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.


ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadly. Time, minutes fast.
= Depart, Arrive, Arrive,
Cin'ti. Cnti. Destinat'n.
New York FIX. daily. 9:l0A.M. GOOAM. 7:I5PM.
New York Ex daily. $3.50 NJ. $50 r. M. 1905 A M.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04
Personal and Literary.

Mrs. Sherman Fitch may take her
necklace and welcome. Congress says
so.
Mrs. Gen. Meyer, of Washington,
has one advantage over her neighbors
Being the wife of "Old Probabilities, y
she knows what kind of weather to ex
pect for her receptions.
Jennie June writes that "Jay Gould
at one time offered million of dollars
for the purchase of the Times, but Mr.
Jones, a good, clear-headed business man,
with natural pride in paper which
he has built up, told him money would
not buy it; that New York city did not
contain enough money to buy the New
York Times"
The Washington gymnasium has a
new member in Algernon G. F. Sartoris.
AS the feat of standing on the head, with
the heels touching the side of the wall,
has long been the boast of the gymnasts
of that city, the country will wait anx-
iously for the debut of this little young
foreigner, who is said to turn tolerable
handspring when in good condition and
fully aroused.
Some people imagine that Mark
Twain is exceedingly smart We knew
Aiih WASh hO Wdo II AhuihSo lOI
the Virginia Enterprise, and he was
VIGOROUSLY lazy grinder. He would sit
at his editorial table for hours, drumming
on cracked guitar, while the compos-
itors were waiting for copy, and when
reminded of his duty by the foreman
would say: "This working between
meals is killing me!' And he was THE
healthiest man in the Territory. -Oaktand
Tribune.
Thomas Durfee, who has just been
elected Chief-Tustice of the Supreme
Court of Rhode Island, made of the Leg
islature the somewhat remarkable re-
quest thar, before he took his seat, the
salary of the Office, which was $4,000
year, or 81 900 more than that of the AS
sociate-Just should be reduced to
"a 500, because, he says, the Associate
Justices have almost as much work TO do
as the Chief-Justice, and he thinks that
$500 Is difference enough between the
two. He delayed taking his seat for
the express purpose of making this re.
quest, as the salary of the Judge cannot
be changed during his term of office, and
so the Legislature passed an act reduc-
ing the salary to $4,000.
3f----------~D~~v
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04
Congressional.

In the Senate, on the 18th, the SEES
sion of the day before was contained, and the
Pinchback resolution was nnaer consideration
up to four o'clock p m, when motion to lay the
resolution on the table was carriad-39 TO 32.
The Indian Appropriation bill was then taken
up, and several untmportant amendments were
aereeA TO. :. Adjourned after continuous session
OF nearly twenty nine hours.
In the House, on the 18th. the Rev.
enue biii was further considered in Committee of
the Whole. and several proposed amendments
were disposed Of. The bill for the improve
ment of the Mississippi River was taken up and
and one was adopted to strike out thu
portion OF the bill directing the
Secretary OF War to construct the work In case ct
the default of Mr. Eads, and the bill was then
passed. The bill agreed upon In the Republican
caucus, relating 10 Routhern affairs, giving the
President power to snspend the ha6eds cofpasin
certain cases, etc. was reported. from the Select
Committee on Alabama Afsir. and recommittcd
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04

had made full confession TO her In 1871
Of the crime charged against him,
and that Mrs. Tilton had also made
similar confession-Mr. Beecher taking upon
himself all the blame, and Mrs. Tilton Insist
ing that the fault was hers. On the cross-ex-
animation Mrs. Mouiton admitted to having,
on one occasion, when Mr.. Beecher spoke Of
his great suffering and talked Of
committing suicide, with tears stream
ing down his cheeks, placed her hand on
his shoulder and kissed him on the fore
head, and said II ever there was good
man she believed he was one. On
another occasion, when Mr.. Beecher was
on his way to prayer-meeting. she had,
in the presence of her husband, thrown her
arms around Mr.. Beecher's neck and asked
Mr.. Moulton to save this good man. On the
cross-examination on the 23d Mrs. Carey adj
mitted that she had been discharged from one
place for intoxication.
Some statistics OF the search for Charlie
Ross, the stolen boy, have been recently pub
lished 1t is said concerning The efforts to
recover the lost child that detectives searching
for him had already expended more than $780,
600. Commissioners have searched from
ocean to ocean; 100000 circulars have been
issued; printing and photographing have
cost 5000; a corps Of clerks have been en-
ployed in correspondence; 200 bands of gyp-
sizes have been searched; 600 Charlie Rosses
have been reported, and fully 100000 persons
have been engaged in the search.
Ernest Ortwein, the confessed murderer
Of the Hamnett family, near Pittsburgh, Pa,
last April, was hanged in that city on the 23d.
Gen Joseph r. Hawley has been renomi-
mated for Congress by the Republicans OF the
First Connecticut District.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04

The British Government has granted
$4,000 to secure observations Of the total
eclipse Of the sun in April next.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04
General News Summary,


The President issued proclamation on the
18th converting the Senate in extraordinary
session on the 9Th Of March, to receive and
act upon such communications as may be
made to It on the part Of the Executive.
The Democratic members Of Congress from
the South and Southwest have issued an ad-
dress to the people Of the South, which con
clndes with an appeal to them for continued
forbearancc and hopeful reliance upon the
virtue and the sense of justice OF the
American people for the ultimate vindica-
tion Of our rights the protection OF our lib
critics, and the safetyof our republican form
Of government"
At caucus held in Washington on the 10th,
attended by leading Republicans and the Con-
gressional delegation from Louisiana, it was
agreed to leave out the question Of the cleo
ton of 1872 and to recognize Kellogg as
Governor ms long as the Government shall
continue to sustain him as such; the four
Conservatives unseated In the Legislature on
the 4th dfUanuary TO be admitted, and new
organization Of the Legislature to be secured.
Mcssrs. Zacharie, Burke and Leonard,
representing the Conservative party In Louis
lana, had an interview with President Grant
on the I'D. The President said he could not
be q party to any agreement, as his duty was
to execute the law ana not to enter into any
negotiation or compromise, but he would
be rejoiced II the opposing parties
In Louisiana could come TO some
understanding by which the present conten-
lions In that State could be settled. He
further said he would consult with the other
parties TO the contest In Louisiana. 1t being
suggested to him that some intiRation from
Washington would probably be necessary to
influence the action of the Republicans In
Louisiana, after some consideration the
President referred the committee to Mr..
Wheeler. The committee then called on Mr..
Wheeler, who stated that he would do all in
his power by acts, influence and advice to set
tie the Louisiana question on the basis OF his
propositions. proposition was then sub
mitted to Mr.. Wheeler by the committee,
which he rejected, he still adhering to his
original propositions.
Themaiority report OF the Select Committee
on Alabama Affairs, made to the House on
the 23d, tsets forth that the elections in that
State had been carried by the Democrats by
fraud and intimidation that outrages upon
the negro voters had been OF frequent occur
renee, and that the charges Of corruption and
plundering against the Republican officials
were unfounded and unworthy Of belief. The
report (signed by Messrs. Coburn, Albright
and Cannon) closes with recommendation
In favor Of the passage of the Force bill. The
minority Of the committee, Messrs Luttrell
and Buckner, made report disagreeing with
the views Of the majority.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04
Foreign Intelligence.

The English Parliament, on the 18th,
adopted aresolntion declaring John Mitchell,
the newly.elccted member from Tipperary, in
eligible on the ground that he Is a con-
ti.t0d feIon.
A match factory at Gottenburg, Sweden,
crowded with working people, took fire on the
18th. The flames spread with such rapidly
that the employesin the upper stories were
cut OIL from escape, and many perisned In
he flames or were killed byjumping from the
windows. Fifty-one lives are reported lost.
A fire occurred In Port au Prince Hayti
on the night OF the 18th, which swept over
two-thirds Of the city, involving loss Of
property valued at $20O0,000, and rendering
700 families homeless. The fire Is thought to
have originated from the explosion of barrel
Of kerosene.
A Madrid telegram OF the 10th says that
Spain had agreed to pay $S4, 600 indemnity for
the virginius affair.
The Germanta newspaper, printed at Berlin,
having published the recent encyclcal letter
OF the Pope to the Prussian Bishops, has been
confscated and the proprietors prosecuted.
An explosion occurred in the safety fuse
works ut Redraths, Cornwall, England, on
thc NVtn. Tifc RTls WcIe hilltu.
John Mitchell, On the 21st, issued an address
TO the electors,of Tippcrary, presenting him
self again as a candidate for Parliament.
A London dispatch of the morning Of the
22d says that fleet OF British men of-war had
bombardea and,captured Fort Mombazique,
on the island OF Mombaz, off the east coast OF
Africa. Two slave-ships were captured, with
800 slaves ON board.
A Rome Nltaly) dispatch Of the 22d says
that at the next consistOry four ecclesiasti-
cal provinces will be created in North Amer
lea.
Sir Charles Lyell, the eminent English
geologlst, died ON the 22d, aged seventy
eight.
The French Assembly, on the oath, finally
passed the bal for the organization Of the
Senate by o vote of AS ayes TO 241 noes.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04
The East.

The examination of Mr.. Tilton was con.
ciuded on the 18th, and four other witnesses
were called to the stand---Geo. A. Bell, ex-
Deacon of Plymouth Church; Joseph IL
Richards, brother of Mrs. Tilton;
Mr.. Braisher and MIR. Robinson, Mr.
Moulton's business partner. Mrs +. d.
Moulton was on the witness stand on the
10th. The testimony of these witnesses
mainly corroborated, and in some respects
added to, the testimony of Messrs Moulton
and Tilton, whose evidence was reiteration
in detail of their previously published state
ments.
A verdict has been given In New York
against the New York " New Haven Railroad
Company for over SIS, 900, la favor of pas
scnger who was robbed OF that amount. The
decision affirmed that a railroad company
must protect its patrons.
During the intense cold weather OF few
DAYS ago three children named o. Brien, rang
Ing In age from eight to eleven years, were
forced by their parents, who are basket-maax-
crs. reading In Exeter, N. r., to start on their
usual pcddling tour. On the following morn
inn the bodies OF the children were found on
the road between Exeter and neighboring
town. frozen to death, the oldestwith his arms
aroussd the neck OF the youngest.
Ii the Tllton "a. Beecher suit on the 23d.
after the close Of Mrs. Moulton's testimony
and the REORGANIZATION OF Mrs. KATE Carey,
the prosecution announced the close OF the
case on their part, and the court adjourned,
the defense to open ON the Gath. In her evil
dance l(Ys. Monlton claimed that Mr.. Beecher
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04

The National Teachers Nonthly says:
We should compel an original bnt in.
dolent pupil to be faithful to the author
in hand by demanding OF him the words
of he book BY this course his origi-
nality will not be impaired, while his ac-
curacy and industry are increased. But
we should never be satisfied with the
words of the book from child capable
of memory recitations only, and should
never ask of such question that would
suggest even remotely on what page or
part of the page its answer could be
found. The bright child sees through
rules, principles. definitions, descrip-
tions and explations without burdening
himself with the medium of his enlight-
eminent; the dull one grasps the language
of the author-0nly that, and nothing
more"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04

to establish precedent by which, under pretexts
that can readily be found, any State Gov
ernment may be overthrown, the will Of the peo-
pie nuIlifed and framd and violence made per-
manent, and republican forms perverted to de-
stroy liberty.
In their judgment all that is needed in Louisi-
ana is to withdraw the Federal troops and leave
the people of that State to govern themselves.
CHARLES FOSTER,
WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS,
CLARKsox N. POTTER,
SAMUEL s. MARSHALL.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-04

whole to justify Kellogg's claims, and
that, as Kellogg is and has been acting
Governor of Louisiana for the past two
years, to deny his right and install an
other in his place after this lapse of time
might involve incalculable mischief to
the legal and political interests of the
State.
The committee conclude as follows:
To avoid mischief and the confusion of change
the majority Of the citizens Of Louisiana seem
willing 10 accept as a compromise Kellogg's rec
ognition and the restoration to the Conservatives
OF the control of the lower house. For these rea-
sons Messrs. Foster and Phelps do not wish TO
oppose the recommendation that the administra-
tfon of the Governor, Kellogg, be recognized
Neither, in view of the fact that they know moth
ing of its merits AZ judged by competent evidence
do they wish to be understood as urging
IL. They only wish TO accord their agree
mcnt with those Of their associates who be-
lieye such conference might, by making ter
mination to the uncertainty In Louisiana, be, on
the whole, less intOlerabe than the present situa-
ton of that distracted people, but, to any resolu-
ton recognizing Kellogg. Messrs Potter and
Marshall are utterly opposed. They fnd nothing
to justify the belief that kellogg elected; that
he seized the Government by MID of the Federal
troops, through a void and fraudulent order.
which prevented the counting and returning of
the votes should be a standing spresumptiOn
against him. When the people. outraged by the
abuses of his Government, had successfully re-
gained the office which he had nsurpcd, he was
again reseaied by the Federal power through
forms OF law by which he had intrencked himself
He once more sought to nulify the choice OF the
people ut the late election, and to that end called
Ia the Federal troops to break mp the meeting of
the Legislature. For Congress TO recognize a
nsurpati0n 20 gross, ~ oppressive IL, they think
, 1875-09-09
Lfusfr trlfgr. peseI1sa.
Reutib!ann.

2puoon, 6. Sept. Serr Sadlon'
melder Den. SeralO" mdbreno Deg 9rnlm
groseljes pertrat uno tirSll4 oortbln
arrildtefrtel ,puroe bon Der goll5el 10
iort alsemein iitermo6t. Sstanntllf
~erlan9te Sadlu# Den nrtbeilslpru@ p'el
cher, als berlelbe beforri 9ema3t ipl'r=
De. 9obolo Sadlon's Nnfunf t befann
tpuroe, .citirte mar i'm Dor oas &anlner
9eribt, nm bon ibm 5u eSIabren, ple er
ole Ma6ri9t erlangt 6obe, Ser s9e=
rolo" @prrelponoent er5dblte olelelhe
@cibihte, lpelde ct lGpn frlber oen
1elnes Slottes mittbeilte, uno Die 9er-
rem BON aammergeri9te tOnnten Il9ts
.tbun, als it'd DDdliG peripunOern.
, 1875-09-09
J. llaeMa.s gepelhea.

Stem Norf, 6. September. Sn
Dem Stdo1en MamarOned, %. g., er=
i6oS ecItern Mbeno Der betrunfene Mr.
better Gomaro Weefs leinen S9ma9er
uro einen onoeren Nrbeiter, Namens
SSi1der, uno periu9te bann aud nod
feline @@.yeiter 5u ermoroen. Weets 9e=
rietb in @utb, neil Slider Jpn perDln-
berte, beIen Sinh su l9lasen. Ser
M0roer 1T entflOben.
@ilminston, Sell, Z. Septbr,
@eltern MaAmittas begging 6ran Mfa-
rie @wisette, Elm weibes Srauen5immer,
wel9es nit cinem BIGGER perbelratbei
mar, Selbltmorb, inoem lie li9 nit Sau
bonum persiitete. Sic bintetIieB Elm
G@reiben, in wel@em tie ia9te, oaB lie
idon felt seraumer 3eit baran seoa9i
babe, Selbltmoro au be9eben, tpeil ibl
Mann ie felt seraumer 3eit nidt mebl
unterltiise.
8oIton, 6. Sept. @eItern Morsen
1tieB elm Gra9tsus Der Nep 8eoforb @i-
Ienbabn BEL Canes Station nit eincm
anoern Sro6tSus 5alammen. Sie So'
fomptipe yno % Cars bes 3u9es pur-
, 1875-09-09
Guropai(be nadridisu.

2sreatem. Scr Nnbrang BON Ya6as
aieren fir Die IN ben naAlttn W(onaten
fattfinoenocn grpeoltionen ocr B%otbams
pier oc8 Norobeutihen 2loDo nah Newz
Oorf, Baltimore uno . orleans fir
Bic erlte unS sueite @aliite 1T 10 9roB.
baB nur na6 re6tSeitiaer G%lnlsnoun9
beS SanogcloeS Blaee al3 belest 81 be-
tradten lino, ooraus9eleet, oob lolhe
bciin Gintreffen Der Anmeloun9 fit Die
aewHnldte Tabrt iberbaupt noh fret
ltno. Oielc @rl9cinung fineet ibren
@runo in Der GIdtebr Der sablrctdell,
ben CONNER in DeutlblauO uermeilens
Den Nmerifaner in iDre Seimatb.
Der NoroocutiAs 2toDooampfcr
r9traBburs", Oer faraIid cine G1eclas
oun9 BON SontOng in Sbtna nad Jtepal
in &uBlano bradtc, wuroe auTS Neue
an Die bremiIA.rulilde Tirnla &nopp
uer9artert. Die nStraBburg" lie9t 9e<
aenmartig III Grpnltaot, nm Sanf fir
Dul gu laoen, 9ebt oanE na6 9eew'
Orleans uno Don oa nit 8aumwolc
naA Neual. Non berlelben 6irma linb
audi Die beiben Qlopooampicr Patti
more" unb r8crlin" - aus Oenen be>
reit8 nit au8reiben Ser @aliten be9ons
men woroen fir 8aumwoqe BON
Sauannab ga. mad Nepal aedartert
w0roen.
Botoirector 8uIhom periuciItc ca. G
Mohen i'm Babe Neunborf, febrte Dor
elmer QSod)e Don bort 5uriif uno 1T nun
an etnem 9er;febler 9eltOrben. Serr
8ul6ow mar 9lel95siti9 0auptmanu
ano Gompa9nirhef oeS bicit9eh 4anos
webrbataiQonS.
Der Oomanbau miro riiiig geIDrbcrt.
Die Wauern er6eben li6 bereIt5 gu etnel
S6be BON ca. 20 SUB uno barmonlrer
in Material unO Baunpl nit Dem &anlt'
lerpcreinS9ebauoe, nit Dem oa8 neut
@ebduoe na@ Der 6ertiglteaun9 aul@el'
ueno Elm @anae8 bllOen miro.
GIN aoolo9iiden @arten TIT arn IL.
oct SiliSwarter &OmafSfi bonn &affera'
buifsl 9etDotet woroen. .
Oas Obertribunal bat Die bon BEN
Sfs6tSanwalt SOltboff in Sertretan{
beS ~sbemalisen Geoacteurs BET Serma'
mia Yaul~ROltolef se9en baS famnIer'
| gsri1tliae GrtenntniB bonn ~. Tebrua'
tinselssts Acknowledgements 5nrad'
aeWieien.
, 1875-09-09
Gng.anD.

9pu0on,7 7. September. Die Yer
Hmolter Der %Gpmpaynle llber Se9un9 eli
neg oiretten O5eau=&ubels btrl0ten
.oob oas &ubel jest Dul lanol9 reporlrt
.lpprOcn 1T.
98IIiom GoQic, lpel6er nit leinem
-Nruorr 9leguuoer pon Der Glrrna Nleg=
.onocr @oille & Comp. ansetlayt lpuroe,
@elo urlter fal)@m 8ormanocn erIun9i
All boben, wuroe 9Rlttrn abermals Dem
@eri9te por9efibrt. Ser 0lientllAe
Anflaser iu9te, er babe Die 9onnun9
nod nidt auf9egeben, ooB Nleganoer
Collie per6oftet weroen lpilroe, luesbalo
man cine Nerl9iebuns bes SALES fir
apiinldenswsrtb bieit. 9le Sabe iuur-
De lononn biz sum 10 OftOber perl4o-
ben.
9pmo.on, Z. Sept. Ser Wo4enbe=
riAt Der uWtart Zane GgpreB" la9t, Dap
Die curopdii9e GrnOte Sering 1T uno Elm
beoeutenoer Support aus Mmerlfa nItblg
fem miro. Sn @eltpreuB BEN mar DIE
Grnote.
Oberltlieutenant S. %. Willou, Son
ierpatiper, Mitslieo oes 4arlamcnts lllr
gSeIt=5 ufolt uao Der Gpnlerpatlpe 3.
81. sseiloen, Mitslieo fir Sladbnrn
(ino too.
Ser 9ampfer ~@an9es," wel6er am
8. ausuH mad Stem Dorf abfubr, 1T
nit sebro9ener MalAine in Diel 9elan
BET.
, 1875-09-09
8riefibe Gpnfulfatione It
9e!aItb.
Maenfen %Derfanafs
DR.. e. B. o
Box 7es, New Yosak

DR. FooTE III Der WerfaHer niebrerer rhebteintfda
aDerfe, van bsnen ems iiter 100000 Grerplare GbiaS
~eefuabei Bat. Git 3petteS "Das Wenf8enfsfem" cbr
sGfsne gpIfsiprate uno e%eiuuber Weni&enSerfanp."
bat enet abfds Ben ibsr 10000 erretdt. Dtsies Iestere
2Dsrt srfdeint lest ensitf@ unS beuti4. Gin neaeres
aDert ugBiFenidaft unb Dtatuns" Ober SAMMY TUBES,
Der iussnslide Ir;t, uab SPoNsIE. Der Idftee &fTe, TT.
f4eint p~prIduls nur ensltid. Wessn Snbaltsrerie&'
mile biefer g3erte MOLE mat fd entmsher at DR.. FooTE
tosnbea Oher an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1879 East 18th Street, New York.
Aeentsn werben fir ben gertrteb biefer gDerfe ~Serlaust
NIB erbalten fsbr siuf;ee Settn8unseh. Sp uaan6er
&seat bat i6pn bur4 ben gertauf tisfer g3erte td ben
@runbfer sa einert tieinen @ertnSsea eeIest. ,Cas
Msnfasnfpfsm" it fir Grmadiene unb ,Wi1enitaftun
Dtdtuns" fir bic Sueenb Gin rUriieli4es. lefrret&es uss
Invertebrates g5ert. Gin SnbaltsserjetGni5 Der gDerte
usIdes franco per gpt AT iebe abreAe ~Dsrianbt tptrb.
siebt cine suafdnstse Be4ret6uns ~besiIbea. sip&
einrnal,
Ngsnten Ober Golporte1re Derlargt.
Abreiiire nte oben.
, 1875-09-09

ben 5ertriimmert. Ser Ser[uIt lpirb auf
$4,000 gel6dbt. Gin Gonouftor pnr-
De 9efdbrli6 perlebt uno S>pei Sabnbe
ante ~erlitteu l1ur lei6te 0~erlebungen.
% iaiomsburN N.O., 6. Sept.
Sobn Ggler uno 9enrp 6oder, Stpei lan=
&c 2eute, be9a6en ii6 geltern in einem
8oote auf ben Sil9fan9. l~lnterlpe9s
gerietbsn lie in Streit, uno 9oder wnroe
poa G9ler in ben GluB sefporfen. 9pf-
fer ertranf Dor ben 4useu G9ler's, Der
feline @nitalten traE, i'm gu retten, lot=
bern li6 nab elmer Yoliseiltation .be9ab
>rno li9 auSlieferte.
Ofmu4see, greef=glat. SIS, 5.
Sept. Ser srobe Gatb bes Snoianer=
Serritorirms lit iebt in Sibung. SAT-
jeoer i'm Serritorium lebenoe Stamm 1T
bur9 cine ople Delegation pertreten,
au6 befinoen Ii9 @rtra 0ele9otloner
Der wiloen StGmme BON Den Gbcnen
bier. Cine neue Serfoiiung miro be-
ratben, wel6e periii9t, 0oB bos @cbtet
our9 einen 8oilDtrneur regiert meroe,
oab Sunoes9ert6te ein5ulegen lino uno
baB Elm 0ertreter fir ben GongreB er=
.pdblt wirb.
Glisabetb, g.. S, T.. Septbr.
@eltern Mnrgen . nbr brad bier 6euer
als, ueldes Die @eb6uoe uno GctOrten
Der uSpelter : Gaffinerie" 5erlt6rte.
9as GtabliIement 9eb0rte Der National
State Gonf" uno lpuroe pon 2eone De
Nlcb bensbt. Ser @erluit betra9t$500O
ulo III ni9t perl i9ert.
Moprc5tDpn, N.=S., 6. Gept.
@eltern Ibcno bra6 bier 5lueimal III
5Olge Don 8ranoltiitun9 8euer aus.
Die S@eune auf Der Jog. Stofea 6ornl
unO cine 94aune oes 8m. Naines nun
We 5crlt0rt. 8crlult $4,000.
Mihb(etowr,N ,- D., T.. Sept.
Sn unionpllle bronnte am SamItas
Nbeno hos S6nittwaareu=@e DAFT oty
@ebr. 8an 0llct un0 Die @ilenpuaren :
0anolun9 oe5 W. Is. ySeIls ab, Ser
At ST., 900; @erT0erlm9 $4,000.
Glmira, sc. 80, 6. Sept. 9as
w~citldufige 9otel BON @lb Warner nebl
S6eunen gu Cuba, 4ae9banp=GountD.
b%rannte seitcrn Mfor9en ob. Terlul
$4,000. Gin iun9er Weann, Nanens
&eGp, Der in elmer S4eune i6liet buBte
lein 2eben babel Elm.
@pie1felo, MaNv 6. Sept. Gin
anselestesTeuer seritOrte SamItag Na6t
Die @agenfabrit BON Sobn O%dinstun,
Die 6abrif v8loooy Sroof 9Oule" uno
0apoen's Sotel. 8erlult $4,000; per.
T6ert 100000.