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The Benton record., 1875-03-01
Benton, M. T., March 1, 1875.

property, does the frontiersman realize
that he has no protection from the gov
eminent whose duty it is to make his
home secure.
Every military station along the skirts
Of our Territory is an incentive to adven-
ture and an inducement to immigration,
and it is the duty Of government to en-
courage the enterprising spirit Of the
people. The increase of population where
but short time ago the inhabitants could
not be numbered in the second score,
the scenes of husbandry along the rich
and fertile valley Of the Sun River, and
the thriving settlements that have sprung
up wherever troops have been stationed,
afford the strongest reasons for the es-
tablishment of more advanced posts
The country surrounding Benton offers
every inducement to the farmer and the
miner, and undoubtedly every acre Of
ground would soon be occupied, if the
people were afforded that protection for
life and property which is their due, and
which they have q right to expect. But
the Indians in our vicinity always have
been and always will be a drawback to
the settlement Of our lands; for even the
peaceable tribes, which refrain from com
hitting serious outrages, are always ready
to convert to their own uses any loose
property that they may happen to fancy.
If this readiness to grab were only occa-
sional with Mr.. Lo, the failing might be
overlooked, but unfortunately it is prac-
ticed almost daily to the sorrow and dis
comfort of some poor hardworklng ranch
man. To check this stealing propensity
a different method from the one now on
trial must be enforced No matter how
honest or earnest those may be who en-
deavor to civilize or Christianize the In
dian, after the present fashion, failure
must attend the attempt. Coax him or
tease him to be honest, pay him or feed
him to the same end, he is still the same,
or if any improvement is noticed, it will
be in the wrong direction, for he will steal
with more aptitude and vigor than ever,
There is but one way to check this habit
in the Indian, where it affects the white
settler, and that is to cause him TO fear
to commit the offense.
We hope ere long to see the Democrat,
Republican, and Reformer unite IN home
matters, cast party and party-issues aside,
and battle together in the interests OF the
public, for the security and prosperity Of
our immigrants and settlers. The peo-
ple Of Montana want more troops scatter
ed along the frontier, for the protection
of life and property, and to encourage
the speedy development Of vast natural
resources.
The Benton record., 1875-03-01
THE ARMY.

The army is at present receiving ser
ious attention through the reports Of the
different commanders, all of whom com
plain of the manner in which our Iegis-
lators deal with the military organiza-
tions, and prove to the satisfaction of
any reasonable thinker that instead Of q
gain, serious and unnecessary loss is
9ccasioned by repeatedly arranging and re-
arranging the standard, reducing and re-
reducing the strength, and thereby injur-
inc the effective condition of the service.
AS this treatment Of the army has been
continued under protest of its ablest and
most experienced officers, it is evidently
nothing more than cloak used by So
called refOrmers to withdraw public at
tention from fragrant abuse Of power and
useless souander of the Nations wealth.
But whether the present system OF organ
ization is effective or not, or whether de-
fects are more easily remedied by other
methods, is not at present our concern.
The interest attached to the army by our
people, may be said to have begun with
the first military establishment IN the
Territory, and will never be lessened un-
til the very pressing demand for settle
ment has been fulfilled. Let the reports
be what they may, or let Congress as
sumo any attitude it pleases, no lack OF
interest will be occasioned thereby il this
Territory towards those who protect the
frontiers and preside over the safety OF
otherwise exposed homes. There are
many reasons for this feeling towards the
army-not the army Of distinguished
Generals. however well versed in constl
tutional law they may be; not the army
Of fashionable aides, whose experience Of
military life does not extend beyond street
parades or ballroom tactics; but the
army of officers and soldiers, rank and
file, who perform the arduous duties re-
quired of frontier commands. The Ter
ritory must profit by even a temporary
addition Of such men to its population;
our merchants, freighters, and farmers
would be substantially benefited by the
increase; an additional demand for labor
would consequently follow, and thus the
laboring people would also share IN the.
profit. Beside these important consider
ations, we require more troops for pro
tection-prOtectiO for our frontier trade,
protection for the advance guard Of our.
future State Militia. The immigrant
who believes IN the boasted liberality OF
our government thinks that our frontiers
are guarded in the interest of humanity
and for the safety Of adjoining localities.
Alas how far from correct is this sur
mise. Only when TO recede would be at
tended with greater difficulties than an
attempt to advance does the pioneer dis
cover his mistake. The few scattered
forts where mere handfuls Of soldiers are
maintained afford little or no protection
to the homes Of the settlers, and only
when the savage crawls stealthily up and
stampedes his herds, leaving him, per
hans. without ) uaatina Of his hare. earned
The Benton record., 1875-03-01

Carlyle has declined to be 4 Grand
Gross Of the Order Of the Bath and
Tennyson has declined to be a baronet.
This is a sort Of modesty which IS really
an evidence of pride. Ii IS saying In
effect that Dir. Carlyle and Mr. Tennyson
are beyond the reach 81 any honors
which the Government can bestoW upon
them.
The Benton record., 1875-03-01
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Tn AdUQnce)
One copy, one year, S4 90
One copy, six months 2 50
One copy, three months 80
Postage, 10 cents per annum
NOTE.
In order to avoid complications, the above sub
8cripton rates will remain unchanged during the
first year Of publication; although at early date,
the RECORD will be changed to weekly journal,
and tri-week1y editions will be issued during a
portion Of the summer season. Under this arrange
nent the RECORD is the cheapest journal published
in Montana.
Until further notice. address all communications.
w. Il. BUCK,
Fort SHAW, M. 7.
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sl,s Der s,,,t,scs.aa a,,ptitest.


gSaibington, 81. Suit. - OaS 0eparz
tement bes Snncru bat eineu Seridt BON Dem
Oolmetl6er @3inman aus Der 0teD @louO>
Igentur erbalteu, III mel6em geiagt mirb,
baB am 10. ODER IA. cine ipeitere Scratbung
ftattfnben iolte. 9aS @cfe6t Swtl9en ben
Sruppeu unb elmer 9lbtbellung Sriegcr bat
ben Serbanolungen neue 0tnoerntiie Ill ben
gSeg geuorfen. Sr. Stnman fleht IN etren
3uiammenitObe Der Stour NIT ben Nbenten7
rern in ben Sd)WarSeu Ser9en Die 9rDBte
@efabr fir oaS Suitanoefommen oeS Sertraz
ges.
- Seute fanb eine @abinetszSitung fatt,
in pelder piel 6Outinegeid]afte crleOtgt murz
ben. 9iesn9elesenbeit oes 0litriftS. .9lnpaltS
6iiber muroe beiproden. Ser Prdltoeut CAB
su peGifeben, OaB er babnrd), oaB er Srn.
Bierrepont eriudt babe, ieinen geiebl an
sSiiber, belien Nbbanfuug betreffenb, Sn inSz
penbtren, bem 9lngeflagten nur 3ett babe
geben wolen, itd3 81 re6tfertigen. gSetter
nirb bic @inmii6ung bes Yrdfoeuten ni6t
gebeu. Siiber's Sobn legte bente iein 9tmt
ais 9itlfssO sOitriftsz zAnnalt nieOer. Selano
sog ii1 aus Der @abinetsiibung Suriid, man
iagt iebof, oaB bic an9elegenbeiteu Ieines
Departments in ieiner Iniseienbeit berbane
belt muroen, unb oteles 3uritdSieben nidt Die
geringite 8eoeutuns battle.
- Brdtbent @rant reii'te beute in Se9leis
tuus bes Generals YabcOd mad Song Sran6
ab. 9Sdbrenb ieiner lnpeienbeit bier pel<
weilte er in 8iaarb's Sotel.
- General gSarner, Yrdiibent Der y0la=
rietta- -Yittsburg @lepelanb -Sabu" meigerte
fi1 befanntli6, 5u bem ibm bis jett betpillig-
ten Garife bic Yoit ldnger 5tpii9en Marietta
uno &anal Oouer gu befDroern, unb perlangte
$1,000 pro Sabr mebr, um Die Soften Der
Sef0rOeruns 81 oeden, obpobl ibm Die
seietmdbissn @elber se5ablt wurben. 9as
Oepartement leblte e5 ab, ibnt ben
perlansten ,3uidub sll getpdbren. Sebarrt
ote Sabn bel ibrer gSetgernng, 10 mitiien
anbere Wese sur SefOrOeruns Der Boit aufs
seiudt weroen. SnSwii6en ftnb bic 9oit-
meiffer Der betrefenoen @egenb anfgeiOrOert
iuorbeu, fir bic poridriftsmdBise sersiitung
bic Yotidde auf anbere sSeiie on ibre
abreiiaten ge1angen 81 lafien, unb bic fiirs-
lid BON benielben empfangenen Nafri9ten
seisen, bab Der 3ienit III bteier gSeie oers
1ttittpIt mirA
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bes!9afe ,Superior. I'm eine ndbere Inter
iu6una iiber ben @ertb nnb Die Sualitdt
bes oortiqen @ilenerSes an5nfeQen, bat iid
q. Nortbrup BON Bhilapelpbia in Segei-
tung BON mebreren @eologen unb anberen
5adtunbigem mad benz en4oedten Gutenberg
beaebeu. Broben BON eorttaem Giieners lol-
len fait bas refine giien iein.
Gin fletueS @fdohen BON iieben Sahrel1,
Sohter BON R. &. glair in Sarlan,
Sbelbb- Soma, tuuroe fiirSlid) bon
elmer &lapperiblange ms Setn gebiiielt.
Dem Nfabd]en murbe lofort 10 ptel gShtsfeg
eingetrtdtert, baB eS betdnbt tpuroe, Die
g8unbe naro nit gerpDbnlifer Soba berz
bunbeu unb Der Serbano jeoe balbe Stunbe
erneuert. 9as Sinh 1T iett auBer @eiabr,
aber in Sarlan berrift ieitber beiBer Streit.
Die Semperen3ler idmOren oarauf, bab eS
Die Soba mar unb bie4nberen iagen: ,Nein,
es mar Der gSbisfeg, Der baS StnO gerettet
bat."
Sn a1bang, N.sD., le9te Der Otabbiner
Or. S6leiinger bei'm Shulratbe Sei9perbe
bariiber Elm, baB bic 0ffentli9en S9ulen td9=
lid nit relisiDien uebungell, bic einen be-
ifimnlten Seften= Gbarafter tragen, crDfnet
piiroen, llnb bat i'm Hamen Der isrnelittIf)en
@inmobner Der Stabt nm Nbifaffung oteieS
9ebrands. Die 3nidrift nurbe etnem so.
mite, beitehenb aus snei @briiten unb etnem
Ssraeliten, iibertpieien. 9teles @omite bat
iebt su @uuten Der Sur9fiibrung Der gdn3=
lihen @onfelionsloiigfeit Der S4ule berid)-
tet lnb eS mar Nusitd1t porbanben, bab Der
S9ulratb bon 4lbanp bas geiipiel OeS
S6nlratbes Don 9to6elter befolge, alio ben
eben anseiiibrten Yori9las ieines @omite's
annebme.
i3mei iunae Wtanner in Mtempbts be-
tparben itd nm bafelbe Mabhen, rlnO ais iie
fif fiir ben einen BON tbnen entl6ieben
bate, entitano 5pild)en ben beiben Jtebellz
bublern etn aampf. Ser 3uriidgepieieae
grtff ben Anberen NIT einem Dteiier an ltnb
bradte ibm einen tiefen S9nitt iiber gSan9e
unb State bel. Die loeilung Der gSunbe er-
forberte eine lange 3eit uno lieB eine grobe
ytarbe suriif. gta9 ieiner enOliden 9SeDer=
beritelnu9 bat Der SrGuttgam Die Vrant,
ben Sod5ett5tag feft5uleben. sic aber er>
iutberte ibm iebr fiibl, ite fDnne nnm09lid
einen Dfann beiratben, Der Elm 10 bGBltd)es
ab5ei6en i'm @efd)t trage. 9a8 mar aber
nod niAt aaes. gtad brei Sagen beiratbete
fie - ben Nnberen.
Sn bem 8abeorte Saratoga CAB eS gez
tern sur Qbme9ieluns cine fletne Briigelei
oiotiueH ueH peluus9euer oeS nSptlll VI tpe
Stmes," Srn. gSilfeS, unb benz befannten
thurman" McSratb. griterer lteb ben Wc=
9ratb perbaften. Nobody hurt.
Sn Yitt bnr 9, Benni., nurbe geitern
Der Jfeoafteur bes rSomet" ipegen 2tbeas
perbaftet.
0as &eprdientantenbauS bon Gonnecs
ticu periparf geitern nit 1O2 gegen 80
Sttulmeu Die Sill, mel6e ben 8rauen in
Der Brdfoentenwabl bas Stimmredt er'
thetlt.
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2nuMitsHfs.

90 mp 8, Senn. 21. Snli. = SIN
Snfa, MllI., in ihdnblider gSeiie BON einerl
gtegerfutider, gtamens eemis Sbompion,
pdbrenD iie SriibmOrgens auf bem gabnbofe
fid befanO, geiddnoet nno miBbanoelt. gSab'
renb ibres Samples nit bemielben bib iie i'm
in Die gSange, mas 81 befen @rfennung unb
Serbaituug fithrte. @eitern muroe 3bomps
ion 81 lebensldngli6er 3ndthausifrafe perz
urtbeilt. Dieies @rfenntniB rief bic gr0Bte
@rbitterung berOor, Sa Oas UtGbden arm
uue unbel6Htt, aber Don alien Siirgern bod
geahtct III. Sergangene Nad)t orangen u1ebs
rere Mdnner in bas @efdn9niB, nabmen bic
Seitte heraus unb fniipften tbn IN Der y&dbe
heS SahuhoieS auf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-22
Gin blttttser ssantiienffrett.-Se6S DIS
Serfonett ttt oentieIbeu en8a=
girt.-Ti:nf Sap OF get6otet, Oct
Sed1ite lebenS S8efdbrItd1 per&pnns

0toutg ME y, stla., 81. Suli.-Sn
8eroaOo, @scombtaa@ountp, fanb 5ipii6en
ben beiben 6umilien Satlett uno SDers elm
bluti9er Gampf itatt. Quf jeoer Sette faus
Den il9 Der Sater uub spei S6bne gegeniiber.
Slim muroen in oem Strette getootet unb Der
Se6ite uuO 2ebte bat etne 9abung 8ebpoiten
in Der Seite, Die ieinen SOB na9 fid) 3ieben
wtrD. 8eiOe Saiullien iollen abf6nlmltnge
bon Suoianern iein, unb Elm alter Samiliena
baber, beibt es, mar bic llriaAe beS 3uiam'
me1itnkeS
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2l.ts 0eut &erfer entSprut 9ett.

Nem : s at le, 0el., q. Sult.-@. 8.
6raser, Der lebensldn9li6 III Dem bieitsen
gefdngniffe 5u5ubrinsen oerurtbsilt mar uno
id]on lett 5ebn Sa4ren Sniaiie oelislbsn 1T,
gelang es bente Otorgen gesen 1 llbr, nun
einem 8redeiien, bas ibm beimlid suseitedt
wuroe, Dffnete er nit @ewult ieine 3ele. gSie
er aber Hber bic bobe @efdngniBmauer un9e=
ieben Su entfommen wuBte, lit bis iett nod
eil1 9Gtbiel.
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G+s,,prnpfrn,,Notiot,e,,.

Wt 10 ufee, 20. Sult. Die Nn.
flagebeb6rbe oes Sunbesgeridtes in Sibfoib
baben bente brei glnflagea segen Samuel Sc
mis- Sacob uno Ntar &lnbStopi tpessn cont
plottmdBiger SteuerOefraubation forn1ultrt.
G8 iinb nod anoere gnflasen erhoben; ite
iperben aber aebeim aehalten..
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sInd)tplan oes imsenSltdDen W0r'
0etS Noutetot.

gofon, 21. Snli. = @eitern fanb man
in Der 3elle bes jugeubliden WOroers Yomes
ron eiilen Brief beiielben an ieine @ltern, in
pel6em er in ausfbrlider gSeiie einen bon
ibm 9efaBten Slu9tplan bei6rieb. ST mar
lett einiger 3eit bamit beidaftist 9eneien, BE
3tegeliteine I'M iein i3eaenferliter nit etnem
Stiid ieines eiiernen 8aidtiidbes runo ber'
nm aus5nbredleu, lieB fid init einem Stride
bon Der eiierueu @allerte aui ben Sooen Der
6otunbe nteoer rnb bann permittellt elmer
Setter bic duBere lmfaiinngsmaler binab.
@laubeno, oaB er gang ii9er geben fDIne, lleB
er ben Srtef an ietne @ltern in Der Belle 5lls
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SCR i1er1,ttoIiidfe Y3oIio,t.

8 or n %, Cant, q. Snlt.-Bon NMs
rora, Ont, iit bic gsahridt bierber selanst,
oaB arl Wontag abeno bort elm GROCER Sals
Ion, etne Wteiie nDrolid BON ienent Srte unD
in norbweitlider &idtung f6 berpeseuo, ge.
ieben morDen Jet. Die @OnSel ioll augene
| id)einlif leer gemeien iein, unS Der gallon
| inn n1tf nor G6eftp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-22
mOrS lin 9Dniffdfto.

New zSrleans, 81. Suli. = 9. u.
0tobertp, Elm Steuereinnebmer BON @rant.
Yorilh, purbe beute in @olfar bon benz ST.
Sneriff Mc@oD ern1orbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-22
Die Groffnntt9 oer oemofrattSd1ett
Satstbo0tte TIT Ohio.

Sal I p 0 I Is o, p. Snli. 5eute
murbe SeitenS Der 9enlofraten bic gSnbl.
@ampagne burd cine grpbe Wafen Ser
ian1mluug erOffnet. @onp. Iuen unS Der
9lhtb. 81. 9. YenOleton nareu bic Saupt>
ph1fpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-22
Snnfs Capitalization.

Soro II 70, p. S1It. = Die Nrrange.
ments sur Sereinigung Der r@itp 8auf Dor
Montreal" NIT Der nSDnislid, ,@anabii6er
8auf BON gorOnto" tnb slt @nOe. 9as So
pital Der neuen Sanf betrdst Millioner
SollGrS
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StcdtsMTdire.

0taud &bunf, Benni., 21. Suli. -
Sn Der Srunfenheit 9eriethen geitern abeno
9lnbrep aellp, Elm Nrbeiter an Der y@entral-
giienbabn" bon 9tstp<SerieD mitYatrid @on.
rop, bem Qufieber an elmer abtbeilung an
oerielben 8abn, in Streit, tpobet 2etterer
benz grteren cine gefdbrlide Sti6munbe bel
brQdte. @onroh fpurbe oerhaftet,
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QSrduOe&

Cincinnati, g., 20. Suli. - 3u
Sprinsfielb brannten hente Morssn 8 Soljs
gebduOe i'm Otittelpnnfte Der StaOt ab.
Serluit $4,000. 0as Sener 1T bon perbre=
6eriI1en Sanoen angele9t iporben.
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MnS Sanaoa.

. tt a 10 a, q. Sull.-Ser Wftnilter bes
Snnern iit augenbliflif bamit beldGftigt, Die
Serlpaltuug Der Snoianer. .Nngelegenbeiten in
Otanitoba uno ben gtorbmeiten Su reorgan1iiz
rem, Inn bic geidmerOen. tpelde aus benz
OtiBoeritdnoniiIe smti6en ben Snbianmn uno
benz crlten @ormauOanten entitanDen, su bes
leitigcr, als aud nm eine befere Qeitun9 unb
@ipiliiirunq Der Snoianer an3ubabnen.
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Go,tnefttinft 0er @onIs1tferS.

70 q, N..D.y Il. SHll. - Ole
Gonpenttou Der BanqltelS trat belte Wtor9en
II llbr bier Sulamnleu. Sa8 @omite fir
Helolutioueu berid,tete 3unadllt cine iolde
elm, in tpel6er es Die lofortige gSieberaufnat>
me ber Sartselowabrung empfabl uno alle
Siirger aufforoerte, bafiir 5u uirfsn, baB Der
Sag iobalb, als m6glid), fomme, NO Die Ste
gierung lebes 8eriprehen, etnen Dollar 81
SabIen, in geprdgter Dtiinse einl6ien mnB.
Damn befiirwortete es Die Ibidaffung Der
Sriessiteuer Der gaufen. 0rittenS forberte
es ben GonsreB auf, @ouponegonos iiatt re,
9iltrirte 8onos ausSuseben. Siertens iorOert
es bic lbi6affnng Der 3peicents Stempel
auf 4nmeiiungen unb Suittungen unS 6iinfz
tes iprtft es iid9 fir cine permanente Srgant=
iation Der Tationalbanfen aus.
Suel bon Netp-0orf iprah 5u 9uniten Der
2eiolutton fir bic unmtttelbare Iufnabule Der
Sartgelbsabluug.
Sr. Sbomas sS. @c@rem ponSpringfelb,
ST., Offerirte folgenbe 5feiolution:
yBei6lOfeu, oab es bic GlEidt bieier @on-
pentton lit, baB Der am IA. Sanuar 1875
paiiirten @On9reBafte, bic iid) fir Die gSieOers
aufnabme Der Sart9elbsablung alSipridt,
Elm ENHANCEMENT binSugefiigt iperbeu muB,
ipelbes bic allmGhli9e @tnsiebung allcr III
@irfulatiou beiinblid)en y2cgal -Senoer" gto=
ten befieblt, nnb bic 3eit 5ur gSieber'
aufnabme Der Sartgelo5ablung auf ben 1.
Sanuar 1885 feitgeiest, Oamit ben @eifdfts'
leuten bes 2anoes 3eit gelaiien wirb, iib nit
Der 8erdnoerung pertraut su MAIDEN llnO nm
eiu pl0tlidleS 6allen Der Yreiie 81 perbin'
BERN"
Der antra9ffeGler befiiriportete in elmer lalt=
| geren 8ebe bieie 0felolution. S6lieblid
murben aber bic Geioluttouen bes @omite's
| angenonttleft.
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15g; Cafe Sbore COZ; 81. Central 9s4;
8ittsburs 91s; Nortb 9Seitern 424; Yrtor.
55; 9tof>Sslanb 1054.
l1nteridaeamts 8ilau3: Sob s33,810,'
COG: Gpurqut So, 1881 456,
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0atteutttor0 TIT YDtIaoelpbta- -
SdlftQOS 0tC 11rSddte.

Ybila6elp bia, 81. Suli. Seute
gta6mittag fanb Ger Stauer s. @unnipan
ietne Srau @atbarina betrunfen unb priigelte
lie III S0be. @unnipan lpurbe perhQftet.
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WbtrittS=
Mpparat.
gerbeiertsr
ni9t : erplniiber
8eru6loier

Sanpts Office: Nr. 26, Nora. puisasftr.;
Swet8 Ciftee: gtr. 16O, Woro 8aSfrabe;
Garoltmearabe. - abtritte, aIoaten, 8runneil,
Seller II. (. m. iperben bel Gag lnb Ia6t obne @ez
rup ober 9efabr oes @rplobrens sereiutst. Seiiel=
Iungen peroen erbeten unb piiuttfib ausgefubrt.
(Suntt1,1SO
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9ret Se,ttidte Nra1tett DeritnalitGt.
Die Centennial. I.el1ts 5 ifc Ilut,a.

DC NeNfcnntAIsgIttSffe ffeWNn0.
y btla oelpbia, 90. Sllli. - Der
ibmeiSeriid)e SnnOesratb bat $5Ot000 fir
bte @entenniQl Qusifelluna perlpiQiat.
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Ste Smotanersltnteriudmm8ss
GotstttttSfiott.


Hetp= 3 orf, 21. Suli. - Seute bielt bic
@ommiiiton 5ur llnteriu9ung Der bon Broz
| feiior Warib uorgebra9ten 8etriigereien auf
ben Snoianere 4genturen bier cine Sisung,
su fueld)r einige Snipeftoren, tueld)e bic 5u
| liefernben 2ebenSnittel Dor ibrer SerIenbung
8u priifen batten, gelaben tparen. 41e Jag.
ten aus, bab bic betreifenoen @aaren bon
oerielben Qualitdt gelpeien ieien, uie bic
Broben, al1f pel6e bin bic Sfferten accepttrt
tuurben. Die 9ernebmunsen ihlie5en beute
Qbenb bier, nub Die @onllutiTon tpirb iid]
nah ben 49enturen unb anberen Srten be-
gcben, I'M bort bic llnteriu9uns iueiter 81
fiibren.
G1dnotttt9 ett,tr SSratt.
q ep Oorf, 81. Suli. = Sor einigen
Sageu tparb ote Srau bes Sberiten Merritt
BON Der 8unbesarmee an 8orb beS Shlepp.
oampfers yMife gtorton" gelodt uno ge.
id)dnbet. 3tpei Ntdnner tpurben b.rte als
Oer Chat berOdftis perbaftet.
Grptoitptt attf einett S1tepps
Gampfer.
gfemz9orf, 81. Suli.-Seute Morgen
erplooirte auf benz Sdleppbampfer ,Silas
8. Scarce" rpGbreub er fid) in Der Mitte bes
Nortbz 6luiies befanb, Der Sampf.@plinber,
nobel 6rei Berlonen, Der 6eiSer Sames Wlaz
bonn, Der Sngenieur 0apio &alter unb Char
les $. @rap, idper perbriibt purben. Die
ielbeu muroen na6 benz Se1eOuesSoipital
9ebraft.
SeruttIdjte SepeiGjen aus
Hetu 0orf.
gf e 10 3 orf, 81. Suli.-9er Oampier
- 9SielanO 1T beute BON Samburg bier etugez
trofien.
-anaefommen: bte 9ampfer ySictoria"
uno yState Of Georgia" beute BON 9laSs
gop.
Sob erDifnete 1134.
Ger 9ampfer y@itp Of Sera @ru3" BON
5auauna einsetroffen.
-6eute puroen S250,O00 in Sob II. $780,
600 IN Silber mad europa Derl6ifft.
-angefommen: Spfr. pSoutb Imertca"
bon 8io De Saneiro.
= SObn Simp trat geitern Nadmittug Der
Ofarp Ofaterion segen ben llnterleib, iniol9e
bapon fie Elm tobtes &ino gebar.
- @liiabetb Bennett, tpelfe am perga1s
genen Sonntag Ibenbe bon ibremg bemanne
10 ifredltdl mtBbanbelt porben mar, itarb
geitern. Ser W6rber murbe perbaftet.
= Yatrif aebon puroe megen @rmorbung
ietner Srau 5u 20 Sabren Staats9efdnguiB
uerilrthetlt.
- Der llnteridatineiiter 5ablte beute ais
Sntereiien $139 1000, fir eingeSo9ene Sbliga-
tiouen $127 900 aus.
= Die 3oa, @inuabmeu betrusen beute
1914, ,0OO.,
Sret Se,ttfdte syra1ten DcrittsliiGt.
@li5abetb, N..S, 21. Suli. = 5eute
Oforgen i6eute bier pOr elmer 2ofomotioe Elm
Dor einen oifenen gSagen geipanntes Sfero,
in pelhem T9 brei beutidle 6ranen befanben
uno ltiir'te in raj ienber gilc portpdrt8. Ser
gSagen wnrOe um9eworfen unb bic SnialIen
binausg sgeidleuoert. Srau Shreiner id)lug
nit benz Sopfe berart auf's Srottoir, baB ibr
Der Sdjdbel 5eridmettert muroe. Sbr Sob
erfolgte au9enblidli6. Sire 65 Sabre alte
Otutter trug i6ipere iunerlt6e Serletungen
oauou nuo Srau gtieler brad bas Shliiiel=
bein unO erbielt auBerOem nod 10 idwere
Scrmunoungen, oaB iie ii6 obne Siilfe nift
fortbcrpegen fonnte.
Stc Gemtcmmtalsel1tsftca,tn
@bilabelpbia, 90. Suli. = Der
ibweiSerilhe Sunbesratb bat $5O,OOO fir
ote Centennial Iusfellung peripillist.
0attcnutor0 TT YbtIaoelpbta-
Sd)naps otc t1riaGe+
Bbtlaoelp bta, 2l. Sult. - Seute
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SeleQrapbiiae 9epeitae1ss
SnlanSs9sDeidlett.

(geridte Der raiiocirten Sreile" fir ben "@ors
reipou6euten.")
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&nnfrrnttc.

Wfibbleto 10 n, N>Y., 21. Suli = Der
8anferott bes @etraibebdnblers 9S. geattie
BON Salisbury Stills pirb bert6tet. Ser,
binblihfeiten $4,000; Aftipa 0.
Die Spesereiwaarenbdnoler sSillon & Sop
fins in @ciben baben ibre 3ablungen aleid).
faaS eingeitelt. Die S9ulben iiuo bebentenO
1tr1A Aie Mffinn iphr nprif1n
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9eute irab 1z3 ubr nod tetue
Serta ta9un9.
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Der Wel0utatft.

NewsDorf, q. Sult. - @elb leidt au
14-2 Yro3ent. Bediel itetiss su4.s7. Sob
i9lob 5n 1125-113. 8nnoeS- Sbllgationen
hau u. idwanfeno; S1er Coupon 1870; 62er
ia; 64er Coupon 116a; 65er 11S; neue
117a; 67er 119b; 6Ser 11SS; neue Hiinfer
115; 1O.4Oer Coupon 116. Mftien id)lolIeu
lebbaft unb feit; N.<D. Central 1888 @rie