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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10

CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.
John L. Ryfand, Dem. m..................3l
Cochran. Rep. .............-..........48 .48
SHERIFF.
Fool, Dem. ......................3l
-AuamsOn KEEP .......... -............... .5O4
CIRCUIT CLERK.
Terry, Dem. ..........-....-....... .309
Cufrle, KEEP. ....-............-..-... sos
COUNTY CLARK.
Bowen, Rep. Independent. 3i2
HixOn, Rep. 1863
ASSESSOR.
Taylor. Rep. Independent. .3u
Goodbrake, Rep. Observation-Disclosures 497
Now the above result was reached by
registered votes. They found
that the registrars had not been as
"discreet'' as they might have been, so
on the poll books of several precincts
they wrote Judges and clerks disloyal.' ~
and rejected the votes; in other words,
they Rodmanized the election. But
Schotield, Letton and Thomas got in
1t seems that the votes counted for them
were G73,61l and 636 respectively. No
serious charges have been made against
Judges Schofield and Letton-the devil.
ment commenced after they had gone
out Of office. But how about Thomas ;
He afterwards continued in office, and
the radicals say he was democrat, and
that the democratic party is responsible
for his share in the after performances
of the county court What are the facts?
Mr.. Welborn was the nominee Of the
democratic party. Mr.. Thomas ran in.
dependent, and was elected by radical
votes. Do you hold the democratic party
responsible for the acts OF d man elected
by the republicans? Suppose Mr.. J.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10

More than would have kept them at
the Southern Hotel, dressed them in
broad cloth and thrown cock tails in
every day. While in 1875, under DEM
ocratic rule, and Notwithstanding the
calamity that fell upon this community
from the grasshoppers and the conse-
quept heavy and unprecedented call for
aid, the county paid $5,3l6 81. Nor is
this all yet. have left the foulest stencil
for the last. Mr.. Hixon as clerk of the
county court received the following
SnInS. ------
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10

Total. ,346 40
y Who is responsible for the existence
Of this debt? Take the township bonds
first. Take the subscription of thirty
five thousand dollars, by Sni-a-bar town.
ship, to the Lexington. Lake & Gulf
road. By an examination of the poll
books, it will be seen that at that elec-.
ton, falsely so-called, there were cast
the large. number OF lorty-seven, votes !;
why there was not a larger vote you well
know. OF these, forty-one votes were
cast for and six against the subscription.
tWho voted that subscription? Let the
following affidavit, made by republi-
can, who cannot be charged to be in
sympathy with the democratic party,
speak
cogs4T c;spATE oe OF LarsSs4Ie. MISSOURI sss.
1. Green d. Satterield, do solemnly swear
| that have carefully examined the poll-books of
| IN election held IN Sni-a-bar township. to sub
| scribe S35, 600 to the Lexington, Lake i Gulf
l RAILROAD company, and to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief, thirty three CS3) of the said
voters were republicans. thirteen Q3) democrats
and one ~ doubtful.
not cure. If you doubt this go to your THiy
ist. Theo. Gosewisch, and get u sample tery ty
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size 75 ~
june3-lm &
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
TUTT q SON,

A - In1Naros,N8
jUmce No. s1 Main street, over Ter,s' ,Dfds
Store, will practice in the LAFAYETTE and adloln
ing counties. Special attention given To conect
tiOns and the investigation Of land titles ,4-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
JAMEsHsM McnxTTE0N,I 3

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Lexington, No. will
oinipg counties, and in the supreme Court OF
the state. Special attention gwen to c0llecu0ns,
Ohice IN Dutch Row, near QIarles u Cos. Drug
Store Zee. H. .-.. fe22-lY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
A. F. ALEXANDER.

a TTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice IN the
"a Courts of Lafayette and adjoining counties.
Wnl also attend promptly to the coneesiOn OF
Claims, and to Investigation of titles % real
estate. Once osG he Banking H0osaz& VIM.
Morrison ECo. Sc s.s talA-V
MILLiAN vAEk1E, = H.sIeHAaB slsszzD,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
''T.' qwaa.xoE qis.s . oAHEs,


A TTORNEY & COUNSELL0R AT Law
~ Lexington, Mo. Office back room over the
Lexington savings Bank, opposite court house.
VIII Practice in the State and Federal courts:
Prompt atlsRli9a given e ths Sf slans
ssos1 Azs. sU4.SE sRHn4xN.A
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
RYLAND q RYLAND,

RYLAND & RYLANDs
Ia TTORNEYS AT LAW Lexmgton, Ne.
~ Ofice oyersAo. g., Main street. Pra3ice
IN al the Courts OF Lafayette and dad5ackntcdnh.
ties, in the Supreme Court of the State and
District Court of the United States. Prompt
attention given to collections and all other
business janl4
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
INTELLIGENCER.
pAclFlc RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
.H-a LEAVE LEXINGTON.
for st. Louis and tht

s"-" LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for st. Louis and the
East .................4 4:4O A. N.
Arrive at 81. Louis is............... 6:l7 p. n.
express and Mail for st. Louis, East. G:OoP. n.
- ARRIVE. -
Exprsss and Mail from St.. Louis, ia"
= East and south ......... ........ 9.10A. NJ.
Accommodation from st. Louis, East
and South arrives .......... 500 r. n.
Tickets on sale at the Missouri Pacific Ticke,
OH6ce, in City Hotel, Lexington, Mo, to all
parts Of United States, Canadas and Europe at
lowest rates. Baggage checked through TO des-
tination. 7. w. ANDERSEN,
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NoRcHER
'tt EEf LEAVE LEXINGTON "
Eastward bound truIns 1or St. Louis. $3.50 NJ
trims Tor Kansas City and West. $3.50 AM
Trains for st. Louis East and South. % 30 p
Trans! for Kansas City West. ........ -t:sO
Trains for Richmond. q ~ NJ
.,cs r..fs-ti ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON
Trains from st. Louis and all points East l-
anu SOuth. o:o" a
From Kansas City and all points West. 500 A NJ
::U 20: =,
s. E. INGRAM, Agent. 81
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
M.PLuNRALL

PATs the highest asIFts siesS tor aRell
WOOL, HIDES, &o,.
Sacks furnished for wool. A1ply at Barley'At
shop, opposite the blacksnithsF Fshop Of John
Qusndf aprl9.lme
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Lexington. Missouri.
~ Will practice his profession in all OF -
courts of Lafayette county and the oux1eo4
Record In the state. Office over Aulls Rapk
(Sawyer's old stanD. All business promptly
attended tn ian6-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
ALkrR, rR,SGsIeHARS sIs7D,
WALKER & FIELD.
xENopHoNR RYIAsDE
Notary Puhlic

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, LEXINGTON,
IA Missouri. Office over VIM. Morrison Il
CO, > Bank. noVl3u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
RICHARD A. COLLINS,

A TTOKNEY ATLAW, Waverly, Mo. Will
"A practice his profession in all the courts Of
she State of Missouri. Collections made
throughout the States. aprzu
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10

GEO. s. RATHBUN. J. d. sHEwALTKR.
RATHBUN & SHEWALTER,
A TToRNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Mo. Viii
IA practice III all the courts OF tile sixth Judi
attention given to collections. Office over
Grlmes & Venable's store. opposite City Hotel.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
LAFAYETTE COUNTY COURT. }
MAY TEHM. 1861, 9Th DAY, :

Ordered, that Mark l.. DeMOtte be and he is
hereby directed TO pay into the county treasury
OF Lafayette county the aum OF twenty dollars;
that being the sum ascertained, by the court,
to be in the hands OF said DeMOtte as funds
placed there by one David Phifer. man of
color, who died ut the county poor farm; and
that the clerk of this court notify the said Mark
L. DsMotte by delivering him u copy of this
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10

In 1871 the taxes were 50 so on theS100.
In 1872 So. 55 on the 800; 1873. 81 80
on 800, and 20 cents township in Lex
ington, 95 cents in Washington and 50
cents in Sni-a-bar. In 1874 50 60 on
800. This was for state and county
taxes alone, and did not include the
school tax and the township tax, to pay
interest on township bonds. In 1875 it
was 50 05 on 800, and no township
tax. Now you see how the democratic
administration reduced your taxes: But
Notwithstanding the reduction in the per
centum, the court has actually saved
money, and actually reduced the debt OF
the county to an extent most gratify-
ing to the people and to the democratic
party. They have saved money, and
with this, through their agent, Mr. Le-
sueur, have bought bonds of the county
at from fifty to fifty-tive cents on the
dollar. make the calculation at fifty
cents, and give the amounts that the
democratic administration has actually
,.od,,noI ho 1oht. .....
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10

fe What are these burthens? We have,
or recently had, for shall hereafter show
how it has been reduced by a demo-
cratic administration, a public; debt rest
ing upon the people of this county, grind
ing them into the dust, destroying their
industries, and eating up their hard
earned substance, amounting to the
enormous sum of 81 ,346. .436. This debt
d;z;doA g Tollo,us.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10

| st wholesale, and will supply the trade with a
| Strsight and pure article Of anything in their
line, 1t Is low figures ~ it can be purchased IN
| rhe larger cities.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
HUBS, @0KBS and IPRLI0ES,

HAVING . large and well selected stock, 1
II can please every body in regard to quality
and prices. feb2a- am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-12
@runSIt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

u. 5opter an u. Stor5, @ruuofiit ShoIeite Der
DC sloerrp=, nalc 9onoiroBe, t2x7O; sl010.@ruuoz
mietbe St6lG.
s. gGulg ,c. an y. gat6, gyuuohad 8 a,eite oer
Wre;om., naba @cnltr., l3.5xs4i $500. @rnnoz
%. giccIp un 81. q. Sing, GJyunohid saoIeite
Der Ulonnmtnts, uobc SonotrdBe, 1880; $500.
9run0mtethe $!2,
g. gisuralG an sic "atr4sngeimatp unO anuit"
S. Stgsins Il. on 81. 81. o.. G5olton, e5runoaad
an Ger StriGtr=, nche SuJatO3Gitr, z0xIU2; 5000.
s. y, g8i!iomS &C. an 5. Yi. Anrerior, 3Dst
:, .. y. SOnts &c. an u. garrutBsrs. gruno@
s. 8. Jtioeelu an ge. u. Rsooina, @runtRdd
Suoicttc ser Sombarhs, nahs 6rsmonttr., 17.Sxt7l;
$5325.OO.
9. s. @outo &c. an VI. Rsto, pier Gruuoaii6e
.. s. gouis en- 8. 81. @riEtb, GrunSRhd sapa
iete Der baltimore, uabe SGnopefhraBe, 2Oxi0o;
$4,000.
IS. 81. Snomoen on Den nBermanenten Gau= unS
SparOeretn," 9runod lSeltiette Der GBaf6iu9ton-,
na9e Ytdttfr., f5xl4O; $500. @runomiethe S37H
WiGrgaret &rler &c. on y. Dotrte uHo 5rdu.
@runofad Sholete Der Som6drofrabe 1880;
SBm. S. gseBn "a Rarst. gtumsnuusr, @runb=
SdoUeltette Der peuEtettaiir, t25xj9 $500. Srano=
g. Ii. Onion on s. susaes, GruuOHad gcf4
lsite Der Sono:, nNhe somoGrolir., j5x595 $1,000.
@ruuomietbe $50.
8, 0lIaer &c. an g. 8. Stepben, Grunafad Saps
iette eet 9ouin5s. nabe SIittritr., 1oxoi; $500.
@Iunomietbe $iOQ.
y. y. SepbtH GH ". "a. Dtuuers GnTunofu1
Sloieitc Der 9otcn, mans &omnienoitraBs, 20xt5G;
5000. GruEomietEs $50.
VI. S6omeU:r an y. ". albredjt. @runofi6
g9efirits per earoltnes, nobe 3taOOnitr, l2xyO.6;
| y. 0entel aa -. a9ieS uno iSrau, @runsfid S1s
ieite oer 9omerlets, HG9e Gd9eriir.J 14xSo; $685.
ya. =, Dtedmp az Y. s.. SeS9np, @runohli&
Sloueitieite Der Gutatus nahe Der SofmanfraSes
| 18.9x11U; $500. @runomiciqe 500.
j. 9ubrOo on 2. 8eicutbul, @runoil1G 2sehiette
Der Somerists, no9s ebaitir', 10x3j; $3.50. @tuno@
| metoe so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-12
Gtne STRAIT ermotpet t6ten WfHnn
uuo tuiro fret9eiprod)tm.

SO 0d S s ano, Su,, 10. SUM-. - Sor
IS RouGteu beiratbete Der i6peoiid]e Ser9
mann Yeter gtelion cine junge GanOsmdnnin,
troboem oieielbe etu faum Srci Monate alteS
unebeli6eS Gino bate. 9as Yaar lebte gang
gliidlid, bis etu Wann, 9!amenS gStdlanO,
~ ibnen ms SauS 6og. Dteier 9eftel Der
iuugen Sraa better, alS Der nttt iebr ange
nebme Setter, unb uadOem ba8 unerlaubte
YerbGltuiB cine 3eitlang beItaueen bate,
maGte 9Sidlanb Der 6rau Den &nrIdiag, ib-
ren Ntann Su ernor6en. Diele ging nit
fsreubigfelt baraui Gin. Dis am Abtno oe8
81. San. 9telieu auf einem Sanupe lag unO
idlummerte, pabm bic @Eegare eine Qgt uHO
ipaltete ibul ben &opi; Johann i6nitt ite ihm
Den pals ab. Die Srau trug Oanu bic Geidle
aus benz Sauie, idlleppte oieiclbe auf Die
GtraBe, giug oann Suriid unO legte iid auf
bemielbeu Scpba, aui meld)em ioeben ibr
Wiann inter ibren Strethen perihie6en mar,
3ur 0iube. 9tlS bic ytahbarn bic geide fan
ben uuO Oieielbe in'S Sau8 braAten, er3ablte
iie ben Qeuten gan3 uugCnirt, oab fe cen
lan0meiliQeu Glten abgetban babe. .-Sn benz
Yroseife r1proe seiteub gelna6t, baB Die 6rau
sur 3eit mabntnnlg gepeen lei, unp ole Surg
iprad iie Irei, g9abYIheinli6 aber eriOl9te
Die 9Srelipredung aus Jfiididt aui ibren 3uz
itano Der Sdwangeridaft, uuo tbatiddjhh
fam iie, wGbren0 Die @eidworcnen III Sera-
tbunq DQrell, uie6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-12

bod obne 3meifel oieien geriGt billi9en.
Die Iugelegenbelt miro wabrldeinlldl Hldt
enp9iiltig erleNigt weroeu, bis Die 9esteren
Snriidsefebrt iinb, nnliomebr, ba nod etltd]e
Oorgelaoene 3eugen, ndmlld Die S9. SEQ.
Sltb, gS. u. Darling, &brabam gSafemaH
unb 5obn s. Davenport, 81 uerb6ren iIno.
Sr. &err erbtelt fol9enoen Srief BON .. 8.
s. g9illiams aus Brlnceton, Sno., inter
Dem Datum I. SUM: SD c1iebe aus Sbrer
grflarung III 8esu9 auf Die Grnennuu9 Oes
6rn. @reen alS 9ieuteunnt in Der 8uuoes@
4rmee, oaB sic bic Stelle Srn. &hoS. S.
Sadion uno Sberiten Worriion anboten, baB
sic leood, Setreffs oeS 2etteren itd| nift
mebr genau erilnern. SD miinide Sbre @r>
tnnerlln9 auf;ufriI9eu uuO S9nen mitSntbets
len, oaB sic bic Stelle mir anbOten uno oaB
Sic mir bic erforoerltfen 9ofuu1ente Ourd}
!0rn. Sobn 9. gtorman, oanlaii9en 6ebafz
teur oeS ygte,u= albauD .gebgerr" iiberianSten.
SD i6lug Gle @rnennuu9 bamalS nlelner Sd
mile Su yicbe aus unb erinnere mo-, bag Ste
barauf auguIt @otbep aus 9arriionsGOuntD
eruannteu. 6oiientli6 mirb StecS Sdrei5en
oa3u beitragen, Sbnen Snr @eredlti9feit 81
Uerbelfen. sic boten mir bamalS Die Stelle
ohne Anfraae BON metner Seite aus OIL uno
ruuBten iebr moBl, baB ld Ste nie ais @anNt<
oateu fir Den @OngreB oOer trgerlo Gin anbereS
Amt unteritiitt. iOnSerll tmner oaS repllbllz
faniid)e Sidet geitlmrt hattie. Sollte oleler
Brief oaSu belfelt, Sire llni6ulo oor5u.bun,
10 iit bieMiifon beiielben erfiiat, uno i'd meree
beUnbt leiu, baB idl eine wtdtl9e PfIdt er>
fitllt habe"
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Gie 8iaG StuS.

Darlington, 10. Sum- 9Ouuerneur
Bennington llnb @ouoerneur GOmnnoS aus
Dafota famen geifern bier al unb batteH i'm
Serein nit 0tidter SsiOoep cine Seratbun9
nit oem 8rdiiOenteu, Sen. Sherman nnD
Sefrctdr Chamber in 8e5u9 anf ben fiir8lid)
erlaiieneu Sefebl Ourd weld)en Die Sort
Bierrez &oute nad) Oen Slud6illS fir aeidlIol=
len erfldrt miro. Sn 6olse Der Soritelluugen
Ser erferen Serren ertbetlte Sen. Sberman
bem Sen. SHERIDAN anpeiiuns, bic auf Der
Sort Pierre. 9toute srr Qusfubr IN Die 8laf
Sias auf9eiupelten Yropiiiouen ibren Bes
fortiebeu gu lahen. auBerbem erbielten Die
Serren Die gcriiderung, bab man alien perz
antmOrtli9en Yeriouen, welde Die s3ufubr
bon 2ebensmittelu in bte Slad Oils auf ibr
eiaenes 0tiiifo 81 betreiben piinid]en, ellauz
ben miro, bic Wtiiionrt. uno Sort PleTes
&oute 5u benuten. @8 miro tenielbeu ieoof
feline militdrii9e SeOednng mitgeseben per,
0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-12

- 0as Sultis. .Gomite bat bei6loiien, ben
S6asamtSiefretdr su autorliiren, 6em Staate
Seras alle lleberreite bes Setra9S bon ST.
100000 aussn3ableu, melfjer periuiliet
ipurbe, nm Die 9lGubiger Der ebemaligen Rez
publif Seras I'll tefrieoigen. Die 6elte bic
ier Summe belaufen lidJ anf $101 ,113.
- Der SuuoeSi6abmeiltar bat iest Siinf-
apan,iqer sum Setroqe BON $S43, 756 ,050 ais
Depoiiten BON ben gationalbanten on Sano,
I'm Die @nfulation oerielben Sn oeden.
- 8rGi. Grant reii'te am Samitage na1
annapolis, tpo er ben Sonntag Derbleiben
miro. Sn u. ipobnte Der YrGiioent Der Prii1
funasfeier Der @acettrn bel.
= Bic bieiigen 6reunoe Slaine's red)nen,
Sab er ioiOrt bel Ger erfen Abitinmun9 81
Stimmen erbaltsn ipirb.
= 9as 2eudtbans auf ben Srant> SStanbz
Sboals I'M 8imlico>Suno, N.z@., ipuroe
AM "a. 0tai burdl Seuer 3PritDrt.
- Die @ruoteberid)te aus Alabama unb
anberen iiirli9en Staaten lauten Siemlid
9iinitig.
= 3as gSabl< <@omtte bcs Sauie8 itimnlte
gsItern iiber ben 9Sabl=@onteit abbot ge9en
Sroit ab. Die MajoritGt wtrO Su @uniten
oeS @onteltanten, eiIeS Oemotraten, itimmen,
ipdbreno bic Ottuoritat berihten rpirb, Sroit
in leiuem Cite 81 belaiien.
= 9oS 8eripilligungSs@o ses SauieS
beidlob beute, ben @ebalt Der Srigace.8e'
nerde aui Der bisberi9sn S6be, $500 pro
Sabr, au belaiien.
= Spreder &err befanb itd] am Sanitag
Ibenb bebeEteno better unb miro it'd in eint-
gen Saaen auI's 2anb begeben. Seine
IrcunOe iinO inoeB Der Initdlt, baB er ras
Nmt eines Spre9ers ME mieber betlelben
m:rb
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Cages AsuighsItss.
fTSjtosteAe, tettara phttse nHs msSsfst'
bLdftersEcftgen.]

ssor oIlen Seiten ellen bic rcpnblifanlid)ett
gboeorbue.eu AYR g ttonalz 8 on
utton in Cincinnati, ipeld)e befannt-
lid, AM W,ittmoh erDffnet merOen iplro. 81
Sauleuoeu iino Die groben unb fleinen 4olIz
tifer mad, Cincinnati nnterpe9s. &nlpten
lid, bod, on benz 4usgau9e Der gtonlnatlon,
rein. her @rmdhluuq Der YrGtSutlt1aftss uno
Gire. .Traiioeutid,affs @amoisateh, Die Soffz
unuaen unb Glpirationen zines rteI9sp Seerts
BON Wemteridaern, prpfeiiioaellcn Yarteisaa~
oeru unb polifii6,en Sdmarobern. Gtnctn'
i,ati NOR idbon geiternnltt Seluder1 iiberIitut,
iehes sotci belebt uns saS Sar~@eld)aft in
hoIlem STORE. Seoer Serperber nsu Die Prd=
Eheut5dlaft hat ieine Anant9aroe eeldlldt,
nnS Id,!aue SrGbtaleber luean Der arneit,
nm bic &arteu fir oas am Wflitpod begin
meuhp @piel su leoeu. Die Slaiue'itsn iilo,
mie ibr Sd,nbpatrou, anl 3autefen, uno
moua,e 1oujf fint nit pouer gSudt auf ben
Sid, 9ean Der gtame bes ngroBen gnl'tes"
lenanut mire. Ots 9lnbGn9sr Srlfom's,
Gchtliuo's unb Merteu's f0nnen fauul au
Norte iommen, ipenn SigsRe's 0eibgaroe
porriitft. aber trob aleSem hdb aieoem bat
Blaine pelentlid) on 3erratn nerloreii, nno
| Die Shatia6e ldbt fid) nidt bsrber9en, cap
inter Wtitbiilfe bes y 9SeiBen 9anie5" 6te Ntf
| IteU SUUIlIuH . ppu INV sJotb ~
iticaeu linO. Shon beute ersablt man oHeu,
pab @onflins, Der unbsOinst has Sotlm Oel
| SEEN. g)orfer Delegation erlalteK iplrS, -ourd
| Y9alsld, NIT Sapes IN Sbto, Der NIT Del
| Slces VraIbeutldaft gefDbert piro, Sblo nrs
9uoiana in b,s %aifs bat, gans ab9eleher
BON Yeunipleaniea, bqS obne 3weifel burd
| oen asualtisen, ielbif Oil. etE &an'plplas &C.
eiltea Don Cameron, arle9smsnsfer, t.
@onflinq mauipulirt iucrSen iol. DaS nellt
| esrauid, MAIDEN Die Slaineitsn, bic felnltel
| Sdahsaes bic anhdnser Gonflin9's, pelh
| auberoent bprG gllians nit Wforton, lal
,peite 2iebc, falls @onf.in9 unmO9llf let
Isate,) ber l1nteritiiturg oeS Serators oo
Suoiana fid)ef fub. Oie bieilse getbgeotro
8laiie's III bersits nad) cincinnati abgeretpt
ein giahtrab fol9t E:or9en. :,
Die .smei ammerbo ten pl II
formen" nennt Der alte Seder bic republl
tauildlen Ylattformsu BON SllimoiS uno Sr
. biana, ugb er EleiIt, Die llrGeber oerlel6e
batten nid,t ssmust, OBJ iie ben Stiefel mid
t len ober idmieren ioates. !.
4 Gpeliids 3situHgcn in Chicago lai;sI Ct
lruiiTibss 5ser nad3 Betb marldlrss
6tatt az pen Yrutb).
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SermtTd)tc SepeId)ets atts Nctus
MnrR


gtew=D orf, 10. SUM-. - @olb. .Hotirung
bcute Wforgeu 1124.
- Der 8pfr. ygSeier" 1T pOn 8remen bier
eingetroffen.
= Der 9pfr. ySwiterlanO" in pon 2lnt-
perpcn bier eiugetroftu.
= Der Sampier r&iScOuIn" fam bon
2iuerpool bier ar.
- 6olgenoeS ilt Der m0heutlide Sanf>
auSnetS: @bnabme Der Sarleben 81 ,308,s
800; abnabme Der Spe;ie 81, ,759, 700; 3us
nabnte Der Ve9olzSenoerS S1,293, 500; 9bz
nabme Der 9cpOften 1886, 100; Nbnabme
Der eirtulatton Sl33, 700; abnabme Ger SIC.
ierpe $374,675.
- Die g8obnuu9 Scurp BarS See6er'S
Ill SrooflDn muroe III Der ytadt pom Sreitag
auf ben Samita9 bon 0ieben bsimgeiudt
uu0 I'M Silbernaureu gum gSertbe BON
$600-800 beraubt.
- 9Sdbreno Der oerganqenen 9ienItag
9ta6t raubten mebrcre @inbreder cine Quans
titGt gSaareH i'm 28crtbe uOn $500 aus
Dem Nfooemaarcn WagaSiu Der SS. shines
& gSglic8 uno flbren ibren 0laub am 0iitt'
nod WtOrgen Dor Der Naie eiueS beilehenOeu
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iitr 2lngeiiellte 0e8 @cidlGftsbauieS.
- Die 6trma @ohrau, Wc2ean & Comp.
erflGrt III cincm Suidt an lire @lGubigcr,
0ob ihre Yaiitua iid auf 81 ,GO6, 900, un6 lbrc
atttoa auf 81 2,054, 900 belaufen.
- Sn Der Sraucrei 0eS 0rn. s. 6. Guube,
an Der 5. Quenne. nabe Der 169. SnaBe, barit
bcute etn 5000 Bfunb ihmere8 Sdmungroo
unb Seritprte elneu Sbeil oeS @ebduoes.
- Der &tttenmdfler @m. Seth, ipel6er
angcblid IN @emeiniduft mt gS. Seltmanlt
periudt bate. Die DGterdaut8' gtotional=
Sanf" nlittelit gefdlIftcr gSedicI I'M S21 900
Su betri.9eu, mnrOc beute ucr50itet.
= Die 9ampfer D@itp Of 9tiamouO" bon
gioerpoot nnO r9tcapnlco" bon Aspinw0ll
itnO ansefommen.
= Inter ben Yaiiugiercu OcS 9ampfers
u9capulco" bcfnOet itd Der adtb. 0iObert
Nunep, SpeSial @omnliiidr sur Gsrtretnug
Der Suiel Samaifa auf Der 99eltauSiteliuug
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WcrmtTd,tc teIc9rapDifGe
SGOcSd1ett.

- Su Sowniou, Mail, purben amSpm8z
tage pier NunOlireid)er uerhaftet, neil iie cin
lunae8 Ntdodeu auf Der 2auoitraBe bel Ittle'
bOro', YtaiI., gei9dnOet batten.
= Ser aricgsram2iero oWtonougabela" fubr
Dorgeitern BON Yorttano, Wte., naf ytOr=
folt ab.
= Sin groBtr 9ampicr pniiirte porgeteru
abeno obHe Sdmierigfeiten Our0 bic Settles
am Soutl, PaB, 2OuiliGna.
= Sn ct. gOutS bat ii6 ell 3ilOen.Glub
9ebiloCt.-
Der ytrnmme" SGuappsbrenner s.
3orlma BON ct. Souls, meldrr Die 5taOt
Ocrlaien bate, I'M Der Serbaftung 5n entges
her, 1T DOr9eitern 5uriidgefebrt uno ruter
$4,000 SilT9ldait geiiellt uorben.
- lle6er 100000 7sproSenttger StaatSs
SonOS BON 9ergta wurben pOrgeltern i'll
2ltlanta nit einem Brdmium uertauft.
SIN 8OrontO, Canada, cirfuliren oortrcifs
lit) rahgeahmte So gtoten Der ,Sant BON
ySritiib Norc- Nmerifo."
- Su Der llmgegeno Oon0tontral, @anaoa,
lit bic 0t0ulz mo &lauenieu6e inter Dem
Sieb au8gebroden uno graiIirt epiOemtid).
- Dom YeOro mar am Samitage I'M
SatOmozGouege" bel Soitou uuo lpeiite
abcuoS nit Dem 9i1tcr 2ougEel(ow,
- 0as gSraG oaS 9aulpierS ,,Sricntal"
I'M 9Cien Don Soiton murOe am Samta9c
iiir $1,000 Oerfauft.
- SEQ. YorO, meld)er in Buffalo megeu
Setrii9ereieu bel Dem Baue bcs @rie, 9anals
pro6ciirt marbe, 1T bon ben @eidmoreneu
!d)ulOig beiunoen noroen uno miro luabr-
lbeinitdl beute uerlrtbeilt uereen.
- Die 0u8geitauOenen @tieniAmelSer ocl
8alSwerfe III Ptttsbur9 baben einen BON Der
arbett89eberu uorgeidlageneu %er9leit Al.
riidgepleien unO beiAlCiicu, aeA aUSfant
fOrt5uIeben.
= Die pSetb. 8emperens. .@cicaI6aft" bal
beid!eiieH, ibre 6Ontaine auf Dem gGeltnus.
ltelHngSplaBe ipdter, ais AM 4. Suti eiuSu
meibcn.
= Gcitern beiu6te &niier 9om Yebro il
Soton mdbrcno Der So1meiie bic &dtbebrale
unS AM glaamittag beiab er fi6 oas Staats
5u6tbaH8 uHo ben StriegSbafen in GbarleS
toUn.