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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01
owe had many generals in the W;

"WE had many generals in the war;"
says Gen. Grant, ''who in all other i'm
portant respects were well fitted to
take command of an army, but it
seemed to be the fault or the weakness
of many Of them that they were afraid
to assume daring responsibilities. They
would not improve their opportunities
or push their chances, from apprehen-
sion of disaster that might possibly
follow, although the odds in the risk
might be altogether in their favor
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01
RELIGIOUS.
A New Bishop for China.

New York, Oct. 3l.-Rev. Samuel
Isaac Joseph Schenchawsky, D. D., was
this afternoon consecrated Missionary
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
church at Shanghai, with jurisdiction
over the entire Chinese empire. The
ceremony took place at Grace church,
and was precipitated in by seventeen
bishops. The venerable Bishop Smith,
of Kentucky, ofliciated. A large num-
Der of delegates to the church council
were present.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01
UTAH.
Railroad Accident.

Salt Lake, Oct. 31.-A passenger
train on the Utah Central railroad,
coming south yesterday morning, when
near Warmangton, was lifted from the
track and turned upside down by the
wind. Two passenger cars and the
baggage car were turned over. The
Goals from the burning stove were
scattered through the cais, but the fire
was put out before any damage was
done. Several persons were badly
hurt. but are expected to recover.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01
FOREIGN.
The Russians at Erzeroum.

London, Nov. las the Turks were
evacuating Hassan Kaleh, on Saturday
night, the Russians surprised the rear
guard, taking two battalions prisoners.
The Russian loss was insignificant, as
their approach was utterly unexpected.
The Turks now occupy formidable
position east of Erzeroum.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

The following is the special commit
tee appointed to consider the subject
of ascertaining and declaring the vote
for President and Vice President of
the United States: Messrs. Edwards,
Conkling, Howe, McMillen, Teller,
Davis, Bayard, Thurman and Morgan
of Alabama.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

The House committee on Appro-
priations looked up the army appro-
priation bill on Wednesday. General
Sherman and other officers were before
the committee.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

THE American Association of short
horn breeders, met at, Lexington, KY,
Wednesday morning. A large number
of delegates from several states are in
attendance.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

A MORMON tramp named Schettler,
sent over to Holland to take the Dutch,
writes back that they won't be taken.
In the language Of the country, they
don't care an Amsterdam, Rotterdam
or any other dam for the Mormon
Church.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

AHMED MUKHTAR PAsHA, the great
Turkish commander, eats no meat, nor
does he drink alcoholic beverages, and
the strangest thing for Turk, he does
not smoke. His dress likewise is very
plain and simple.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

THE House committee on Banking
and Currency has decided to recon-
mend the passage of Ewings' bill, re-
pealing the third section of the specie
resumption act of January IA, 1875.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

THERE is no material change in Sem
ator Morton's condition since Tues
day. He rested well during the fore
noon and retained more food than he
had for several days, but he is evidently
growing weaker.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

MAJOR ]. NJ. WALSH, of the Cana
dian mounted police, is described as a
dashing young officer, with thirst for
display and adventure. The CORES
pondents speak of him as man likely
to prove another Custer.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

AN AMERICAN Arctic expedition
will be started early next year, for the
purpose Of recovering relics of the
Franklin expedition and obtaining the
reward offered by the British Govern
ment
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

Our dispatches this morning state
that Senator Morton's dissolution is
hourly expected. His physicians have
given up all hope of prolonging life and
consider his end at hand.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01
THE Senate acted on none of the
important nominations yesterday, but
confirmed several hundred postmasters.

THE Commissioner of Naval Affairs
have agreed to report in favor of i'm
mediately paying arrears due naval
officers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

THE New York Sun says O'Donovan
Rosa has S64, ,1T4 as a Fenian fund.
which is increasing at the rate of $4,000
weekly.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01
TELEGRAPHIc TICKS.

The Boston wool market remains I'M
changed.
Boards cotton mill at Oldham, Eng
land, which burned Wednesday, con-
tanned over 10000 spindles.
The New York World autholitatively
announces that the Stevens battery
has not been sold to anybody.
The announcement that Richard
Grant White had been sued for breach
of promise is said to be untrue.
Curtis Gilbert, the Oldest and wealth.
lest citizen of Terre Haute, Ind, died
last Wednesday night at Florida.
Numerous horses, including Ten
Brock, arrived at Jerome Park yes
terday to take part in the programme
of next Saturday.
About forty of the largest western
railroads are represented in a meeting
of managers and freight agents in
Chicago. The business is that of adj
justing propositions of west bound
freight under recent pooling arrange
ment. The meeting will last several
days.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
Mt 1929.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

Sure Preventive against Disease
EVERY MINER OUGHT TO HAVE
IT IN HIS CAMP.
Elder John G.. Hook, the well known
Evangelist, who with Rev. G.. A. Eng
land, of this city, in the winter of
1874, carried on the first revival ever
had in Wyoming Territory, says:
CoNcoRp, n. H., March 10th, 1876.
GEO. PIERCE * CO.:-Hnve used your ''lN-
DIAN REsroHArIvE BIrrERs' for more than
ticcnty ueurs, and can testify personally to its
value ms medicine. / never allow my fam
lily To be without n bottle in the house, and
invariably carry II with me in my valise ON
my Journeys.
My experience derived from Its long use is
follows:
1t is a bI0od pwriier,-is certain TO break ~,
a Jercr; will cure and regulate n disOrtirred
stoinnch, and remove heddachc.
VIII cure cosffceRess and hrcr complaint.
1t Is excellent for dyspepsia or Indigestion
by taking swallow after eating;
Let those whoare troubled in this way give
| IL n trial; they Will find 1t n sure remedy in
such cases.
After indulging in n hearty boiled dinner
| Bitters never fail to give relief. / know 1t
has saved myself and family from serious
sickness many times.
Always used IL for chHIrcn's complaints.
Know Of no other medicine AS good and reli-
able.
regard the. "Bitters'' as a remedy that
ought to be in crery house In The land.
Yours Truly, JOHN @. HOOK.
GEO. PIERCE & CO.,
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
Box 2G37. BosToN, MASS.
FOR SALE BY
HURLBUT BROS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Cheyenne
S1.00 PER BOTTLE.
jel2deodly
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

Netc York Money dnd Stock Market.
New York, Oct. 3l.-Gold closed
at 1929.
Money.
Governments steady.
Stocks-Western Union, sos; Quick
silver, 1G4; Pacific. 23l; Mariposa, 1s;
Wells-Fargo, Sc; n. Y. Central, 1865;
Erie, u; Panama, 12S: Union Pacific,
676; U. 2. Bonds, 1861; Central Pacific
bonds, 1867.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-25
Mmflaee 9esea Den Soltset6cf Der
Sfnnf Snff S9rntfaiScnA

SanSran5i8co, Sal, "a. Beg. -
0as geiirige c8iiOetlu" uerDHentlldt einert
Serid)t, nad) tpel6el1 e5 an bcn Sag gefont@
men tIt, baB Duncan uno 2etuarne, bic betrit-
gerilhen Seamteu Der yYioneerz Sanf," itd)
rleGrere gSod)en lang in einem 9aule al Der
llnlouzStr., smil6en Sctapiaz unb 2a9uua-
StraBe, perlteft gebalteu baben unb ibre an-
meien6eit BON einen Oiad)bar ertoedt murbe,
Der Dem WtaDor Don ieiner @ntoedung iofort
yta6rid]t CAB. 0tes mar am 6retta0e, ben
IA. DECEMBER, unb Oer Mapor lagte ibm, er
lo1e Dies benz Yoll5etd)ef nlittheiler1. Der
Otann bat Dem 8oli6eid)ef AM Samlta9e cine
idriftli6e NnSstge Sugelanbt uno i'm bon benz
Srte beila9rid)ttgt, an meld)em iif Die betben
6lihtlinge aufbelten. Der Bollsei6ei bat aber
nift cher, ais am letten Dfontage, @trpaS III
oer Sad)e getban; in Der 3mii9eHSeit befamen
bic beipen S0gel gSinb oauon, bab man ite
aufgeipiirt bate, uno ais bic Poli5iiten famen,
I'M iie Su p,r9aiteu, maren iie au8gehogen.
Dtapor Srpant bat Die 9lnaabe bsitdtigt, DaB
inn Die ermdbnte 9(n3eige 9emaft Doloen lei,
aber Der Holi5etdlef &ilpatrtd leuguet, OaB er
Die Wtittbeilung, ipie angegebeu, erbalten babe,
unb beba1ptet, paB Die @eidJibte cine leere
@rftnbung Jet. Die @ldubiger Der ,Yioneer=
Sanf" babeu Die @roBgeld)moreneu auf Die
Sa9e aufmerfiam genaft, oamit Der Yolisei-
DEF Oesbalb in'S SerbOr 9enonlmeu werOe,
9und)9eriGt.
2oui8biile, &g., "a. Oesember, - Gin
unbefaunter gfeger lpurbe 6eute Otorgen in
Der 9tdbe Don gti9olasuille, Sp., bon einem
Nob aufgebdu9t. Ser 9te9er bate einen
| SpeSereibGnoler, NamenS Sobn Senbanl, aus
Sitz1iGrnnu NIT eirer 2rt err1I0rbet
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,, Weiner Sram s,,un Gbrtitabemoe!"

Son SSfteottm Sooenneot.
9Bas ioG id5 Dir gum 9briitfeit ihenfen,
Su liebes gSei6, Ou treues Sers!
Sb mus ben SIid iuriid beut' lenten
Sn friib're Gage betmathDdrts.
2Senn I'd, Der &erjen bell 9efiimlner
Nuf bem eei6madten Baume feb.
60 it6eri6leidht mid beimli9 tmmer
Gin unausipre6lid ttefeS 2Seb.
9sfpaltiam alle jungen eelben
Jfuft Die @rtnn'rung mir surad;
Stir blie6en iremo Der Sugeno Sreuben
limb frenb Der Sinbbeit ionnig @litd;
giur lln9lad batt' id gum @enoiien,
llno leet' i.h nieber mid, gu rubn,
Sab i'd bic Iugen oft 9eibloiien
Sm gSunid, ite ME mebr auIButbun.
Grit ipdt unb meiner Seimatb ferne
Sing beit'rer mir bas Seben auf;
Ntir gldn5ten piele l6one Sterne,
SD pagte mandD' pertue9 men 2auf;
sSriid1 trieb id3 um i'm BeltgetimmeI,
llnb @eiit uno 6erS fuarb retd gendbrt,
God oauernb' Slid bot mir Der 5irrmel
@efutBltd1 nur burb Did 9efpdbrt.
rlnb bieiein @Iid sum ansebenfen
sSIr 9inber unb fir ainbestino
sab Oir bies 2ieo gum @briitfeft ihenfen, -
@s blel6t au6, fuenn mir ntdt mebr fino, =
lin linen, tpie iebt Dir, Su fa9en,
SaB mir mein 0eites fparb 6ur6 Did,
aBeil ME ein ebler' 9ers seidlasen
SIr einen Wann, oils Selns lar MIDI.
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Aoama' Grpreb- Compa9nie.
8nro, Siib, OF unh QSeif.

| ani6luB an olle oCrld6Iifen @rpresliaien in Der
@er. Staaten, Danaoa uno &urcpa NIT
unn6ertroftenen Sequemlttteten sur
8errtdltun9 poH
| SpeoitippS (EgprsBlz Gcfd,aftem auf WerSo:
| uenSlGen,
! 8ei6roert @elo, a;adetc uno Syrad1t aler Qrt
u belot9t IN allen 28elttBetlen Wst0eiHfaIirang
a4r 3dsltb ftebcn @EpreB6efDroeramgem nadl
| 2SGibtu6tun, ,. s..
3tpet tdslif nad 9itdmoao, 2nnd,bura, 9an:
Stne, 30. nno ellen BIntten on 0er Orange
| Ileranotta'er &iIenbabn."
SUet td9lt6 nab Staurtpn, 8a., uno alien
Banttsn an Der r6beinpeafe. .SbtoztetIeubabm."
au9 5tpet td9uh nab HG9ite9enoen Yunften an
Sreoerid,
Ssagerstntpn,
Cumberland,
Graitbur9,
Runnf Gaaaae,
4pndeGuiWa
9tarttmsbnra, ''''"''
gSbeeltng,
4,artersburg
uno BieOmomt in g8eltzg giratnien
uno gSaibtneton tnBennlplpanien.
., 2asttcie GrpseBbeioroerltn9 natb gStndleiter,
Saettd)e GroreBbei6roerane nad
@pnueIsotue, Ba.,
Sanbar, 3D.,
nniontonn, &c.,
AT Der s1ittsbarazG zGonneaspiger stSen6abI,
nab pel6sH YuHfteu nnfere Staten e6enio
Hteort3, .pte bel iygetto etner anoe=
rem Grpreh=S omp., iiuo
E9- Selonoere Aufmerflamteit ruir6 aflen Qrten
GefdJt pcroerbeno 9rpourte unS (Seac,,it6ItSe'
ipelfe obne GrtraS1ebhbr a6gebolt nn5 set 9iris
tu1t non 3a9en ofort abeegieitg ser6en, aerDiomet
ean9e GrIahrEn9 uAs bRipdbrte au9eneate 9etudbs
ren oieiet G0lnpa9nle 6ei'm &ronsporte pom isra6t
uno fpeStboeuen Yateten, bel Gintaiirunaen BON c.
Q. D. ul6 anoeren Sntaio9eibdten ei1tideoene 8orz
t4ee uno 9arnntiren bel alien ibr anuertrautcn GSez
felt.
9doi9un9s>aniprii per6en prompt 6eretnj9l.
| s5uhh y. ". S5errittg, Sune-ialenoent;
(292,4,6,SO,46,t02 2) cSnneS cShiafpy Tnent
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Gin .frtt1ttttter" 0pifmtetifer.

q. 1Onts, "a. OeSember. Burton,
Der 9oitmeiiter su 0torriionpille, Sa., mnroe
beute Dur6 ben Spestalagenteu gSiQtams auf
Die anflage bin uerbaftet, peri6iebene aus
ct. Souls, @bicaso unb Decatur eingelanfene
Sriefe snit0rt- 81 babeu. Burton betreibt EN-
&aufmann8geiddft III Wfrrrtionpile uno 1T
Elm woblbabenoer Wtanu. Die bon tbm GER
lt6rten 8riefe ioaen auf ihn 9s5O9ene 8ehlel
entbGlteu baben, neld)e bon bier urb anoeren
Bunften aus Sllr @tnfaiiiruug na9 Otorrtions
uiQe gelAidt ipurOen. ST bal eingefanOen,
3mei lolAer @ehiel 3eritDrt Su baben. Burton
wurbe Sebufs Yro5eiiirung na9 Sprin9fielO
nPhrnd1t
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9nlanb- nb-pspe(bea.
24tS Der SmmoesDa,tptftaot.
sas @eorseto,uu @oitamt

g8aibingto 0 n, "a. 0esember. = Der
@eneralpo oitn1eiiter erlieB beute eineu gefebl,
meld)er Oas Boitamt su @eorgetomu, 3. s.,
pom 81. D. SO. an aufbebt urlO anorbuet, baB
an Steae oeiielbeH Elm 3ueiganlt Oe8 2Sulb=
ingtoner BOltamteS etablirt werbe. Sn 6Olge
bieier MaBregei ipsrben Die in @eorgetomn
anlansenOen Srieie fiinfti9btn ourd Srief=
TRIGGER in oas SauS abaelieiert nnb trotbeln
cine idbrli9e @riparniB pcn $1,000 ersielt
iperoen,
2sermtSdjtsS,
general Sberman reiite beute MOr9eu nad)
yieip=Oorf ab.
Die beutige Steuereiunabme belief ii6 auf
s579,6 9,641.22, Die 3oaetnnabme AMI $685.
1898.
SH ben neridiebenen 8eaierung8<0eparte.
ments werben BON beute Wlttag an bis naf
gteuiahr nur Die allcrnotbmeuOigften 8Outine@
gelfdfte nerridtet Deroen.
Ser Yrdibent unb 5rau 6a1es febrten
beute abeno BON 9teip~ Norf berber 3uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-25

s.. Sbtpar,. gtr. al, SaItimoretras'.
SmggemDetIner Sc g5ei3, gfr. 117, gseftzSaltoitr.
g. sSeitniansi, gir. as unb 30, @orbzgutapitr.
Ghriitian Sa6, Nr. 4 as, Sft=Sallimoreitr.
u. Scibert, Sir. 35, gSeit= Saltmoreir.
Sowmer, &auoitreet t Gnu,p., Jtr. 2i7 II. 219,
Beif=SaltimoreItraBe.
Sec. q. Steutbadl, Sir. 131, gSeit Saltimoreitr.
cantor, @aOertltr., 9e9enaoer Sornum's Sotel.
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Nerntfid.te 9epeid,en aus Vesu-
Wnrp.

Stem p ort, "A. Deg. = @OlO er6ffnete
beute 81 1929,
- Die 9eilern pegen SblisationeueSdl-
idung uerbaiteten brel 8eriouell, weld)e ben
erifen Serihteu nad Iftien<Midfler au Der
@allitraBe iein iOllten, iiuo peoer aui Der
aftienb0rie, nod auf ben Santeu befannt.
gSnl. 0tinOr, einer Der angeflagten, puree
beute gesen $4,000 Siirgif)aft entlaffen.
= Der 9ampfer Dorian" lit beute bon
Nfittelmeer=Sdien bier eingetroffen.
= Ser lluterl6abnleiiter sablte beute fir
Sntereheu $11 900 uno iiir eingesogsne Oh
lisationeu $55, 300 ans.
= Die 3oa @inuabalen betrugeu beute
GO1h nnQ
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@srnrt1cilans eittes betrl9ertiG,et,
StetteretunebNter5+

Sc M t 5, Ba., "a, Oe8ember. = Saloz
mon 9. San Snlpegiu, Steuereinnebmer Der
@eueinoe @eitfaa, Ytfe @ountp, Der am T..
3. 90. auf Die anidulOigung perbaftet puroe,
Dffeutlife @elber I'M getrage bon $526.84
peruutreut SIT baben, luuroe i'll uoriger 8ofe
Dor 0ti9ter 8aller pro6eiiirt, unO Oerielbe
perurtbeilte inn am Samitage, na60em rr
i9uloig befunben moroeu mar, SIT anbertbalbz
jdbrtger i6perer Strafarbeit uno sur @tu8elz
bait i'm DItlihen 3ubtbauie. sluBeroem bat
er ben unteri6lageuen @elobetra9 Suriif5uer-
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llnteridatamts Silan,: @olb $1O3, ,1O4,
$3.50; 9ouraut $37 ,1O6, ,75O.05,
Ser gOmbnta0cr sstasftats i,.
0NffffA

XDnn, WfaII., "a. Oe3enlber. = Die Nrz
beitermirren in Sleier 5taot geluinnen an llnl=
fang; Die glrbeiter in Der Sdubfabrif oes
Srn. g. s, Sollls an Der Warfetftrabe, 40
Wtann oil Der 3abl, legten beute Die Arbeit
nieher. Der ausitanb tpurbe burd) cine bon
per Girma angefiinbi9te 2obnreouftiOn perur-
jadt' Huo BON senlS Sd)iebsgerifte Der ,,aiiiebts
oj ct. @riipills, ,duteriilrts1 SIN gansen iiub
ieet 800 Mantl on benz aHSifanpe bstbeilist.
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0tften MN srfdlf,.,,n .

Sufen tann, iuenn er nitbt 5u laEse ge6Gusst, In
pent8en Stunoen unb bel laH9er D6ueT In einiqCn
3a9en 6eeltt9t peroen; SrfdltgBg, pie 6eoentiG lie
aud ieln mag, tdgt i;4 nit &rloIs betdmpien, une
nur ieiten brinat aer Sprup feiHen 9tusen. Oiooe
ieeer mt SEfteG ooer gttdItuH9 9ebaItete d) ob;e
Ser5u9 cine ylaidJe nit
Dances 3uiammengeieetem Anoorn GpruS
Deri6affen!
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&uS Guba.

3 b a II n a, "a. 0e5ember. - GIne OH.
;iele 0epeid)e aus gipirito Sauto melbet
nSm Central z0epartenlent ergaben itd geiteril
6S Sniurgenten, baruuter bic Satin uno Die
6amilie Don Warimo @Omes. Die 6antilie
bate blreitS friiber benz @enerale Nfartints
@ampo8 Oa8 9lnerbteten gemadt, fib Su erge:
bett unO Der 2ettere geitattete ibr, iidb entipe=
Der auf Der Snlel @uba ober anper5mo Der
He1ieruua III uutermerfeu."
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srBant, strattom & saoIer's
AssSElIl,I GO ] J . ga D

9ar. un6 8, GorS Gbarlcs Strafe,
.Ea9eslefttonen iest i'm gange. Sd)iiIer f0nneu a.
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8aterio on, N.<S., "A. 9esernber. Die
rOale=Menufacturin9=Gomp ipirb aiu ndd)-
iten 0tittuod Der liquidation iberanttportet
meroen. Die Baiiipa betrassn $500, 900 bis
100000. Die &ompagnte betreibt bic aus-
gebebntefte Geibenweberei in niejer Stabt.
Als llrlaAe beg Sanferotss lpirS Sds %bihla.
eeH oes Yteiies Der SeiosamaareR aI9egeben.
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3auce's aniammsnaeieaten QnNorn snrup
aer lu d EN-
fSa IA S41 a t,,se

, W8 N IN sSEDEtaEnNllg 25efel0l eeFteNt;
Der teis 1T aertn9 eue 6(aibe egb6it ene ganse Roe
mile oon 9niten lfel, Der S9rup ftdrtt Die Stimme
ano Den AelS, madt bic SIuse geilp0. Seoclmann
iQlte lon probireR; aeGp8sts raGmt man 6en 5urup,
2DeHu Dir etn aR5sseS WiiteI 6ift, 10 bole Dir is5
torttse sinoeruns unO perlut5s
pance'S sulamm nqeIeetea Au>.1rn 5nruni
Ersts % uaS DO &snts Ole Slold5e. =. Iaosn uel
Setts g. Sauce,
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Scr Omrd)eebratttte NetpsDorfsr gtes
rfsezG nfft sstiSSGr

Nen< Y0rf, "a. Oe5enber. = DIE nc
ciie-@ommiiidre Morton uno Patterlon ba-
ben Die per i6ieoenen Sanfen eriu9t, feline
BON oem @onmifdr Murpbp, benz pur6ge-
brannten S9abmeiiter Der 9(cciiezScbGrOe,
uuterseihneten 2lnpeiunQen III honOriren.
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tyeHu man re6t5eitis oagesen einIareet, Ia beiUar.
Damtt bebaitete Berionen ioIten bic Soifnuno n5t
finfen Iaiien. Sttie 9efartbtete 1ranfbcit lit ibrG1
SdteGniiie enttleibe, uH6 elm geui1e$ G5eidtl oes
Sertrauens, oaS iuo6I be9rnoet tit, qedufien porz
Den. Us 6rlu6en al 0ieiem &et6eH nih nebr 70 utee
Patenten Au fer6en; man tbae nur redBeids 5brtte
uno 6euae our1
pauce'S 3uiammcngeiaBten Unborn Sbrao
alien I6hmmen 3ieiuIta.en Dor!
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0nfTet Die Gfuser 1tfd,t

bonn Seutbpfen Oeer 6duti9er Sreune aeaHdlt mer.
een! Oft fH9rt Die Bernad6f9uHe etnes uu6e6eus
tprben Suitens bel eincm aiuOe su 6e6enfltcn soIs
gen.. Setn atie brau6t Der 8rdine 5u erliegen o6er
init oem 9ronf9etsteime in ienem Spteme ouisus
padien. Seht prompt nab ceu t,einsn sie6in9cp
pno 9ebraun teIne anoere grSTeI, ais ben Somtlielt
frelHo:
pance's uiGmmen9eleBten Unborn Sprrp
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S6ettSHd1es 8erbre6ett. -
In 81 efaS Gfeff a pf4nlf.

81 DIETER, N.zY., "a. 0eSenlber.-@e.
tern friib braugen orei Mtdnner in Die gSob.
nung Oes 6rn. SEQ. Miuale in Der gtdhe OOr
Ittica ein, i9lu9en Srn. Wtiugle su SOOen
id]leppten ieine 56=idbrige Srau iH's Sreit
unb ermorbeten Die lln9liidli9e-nadbem fl
eiu nalnenloies Serbreden an berielben began.
gen batter-auf bic brutalte gSeiie. 3rei
Wtdnner fnO ais Der Shat uerOadtig feit9s:
1i0r11rr1er1 1nnrhPn
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sItt sllte, Die ibre @eSanSbett
trerthSGtGketsl

- Helne GHtl9net9un9 iar @tnen, Der on elmer grs
talhn9 oarnieoer;ie9t uno ourb ite bon @3eitdften
glio Ser9nil9Hn9en iern 9ebalten piro! @etiiltbe,
Saneet Soreler, i6erbaupt Sjeoer, Der iene Stimne
IN tr9eHo etneIn amfonse btnuBt, 6rauben an Salss
afettonen bu leioen uno 2eue init dronilsten 9ITls
9en@Sel9peroen iolten it nidht nit CSeodnlen auds
len' Mer huitet, tam Dem Suiten tsGern, Se6e1
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grims eeDpOlO bon @nalauo ersramft.

Ut II d] e Il er, "a. 0e5emher. Der
SonbOuer Correspondent bes bieigen ,@uar-
biau" meloet, caB Der 3uitauo oe8 @rinSen
SeOpolo, beS iiingiten SObnes Der 80HiQiu
bon Gnglan0. neuerotngS mieoer grOBe Se=
Ior9niiie elnfl0Bt.
TraufreidI.
Barts, "a. OeSember. - 6r. Se Yfdr=
cere, Der Wtiniiter oeS Snnern, bat Die peri6ies
oenen 8rdfetten angerpieieu, ale ieit benz 16.
Wfai eHtlaiienen 0tuui5ipalanwdlte tpieoer in
tbre lerter einSuieten.
GliaBs&otbrinGcn
9 trd 8 b II rg, "a. December. - OaS
ProOin5tal Gomlte BON gliaBs2otbrtngen bat
cine Jeiolution angenommen, rpel6e ben
gSnni6 ausbriidt, baB bicie 8ropins ais
Staat in Oeil oeuti1en 8uno aufgenOmmen,
ais lold]er cine eigeue Contribution erbalten
tno IN oem Sunbe6ratbe pertreten merbe.
Warft uno S6rfs.
Eon D n, "a. OeSbr. 1890 gtad)m. -
Seretni9te StuGten Sbligationen 10.4Oer
1074, neue Al pres. 1898, lleue Siinfer 1863,
1S67er 105t. @rie 81, Brioritdten %, Silt
noiier Sentrul 724, Stem Serieper Central
131.
Sonbon, "a. 9ebr., $50 Radm. -
0aS Sullion, pelfeS beute auf Silan5 III Die
rSanf bon @u9lanO" 9ing, betrug e227 900.
Haris :, "a. 8eSbr., 4 llbr gtddlm. -
6itntpro5 o5entige Stenten 1OS 6rancs 10 @en'
times fiir Srief.
2onOOu, "a. 9esbr., 3 llbr gtadm. =
eouiols 94t fiir @eo ulO 94S fir 8riei.
Benlipluanier Central 32.
9onhon, "a. 0eSbr.-Silber luurbe su
54B pro lln3e nottrt.
ShiHsmad3ridlten.
Sarne, "a. 0e5br. - Der 0ampfer
rState Of Strginia" lit bon Stem gOrt bier
elngelaufen.
aueen8tomn, "a. 95br. - Die
0ampfer Settle" uuo y&itp Of 9id)mouD"
imp BON Stem 9orf angelangt.
8rtitol, "a. 0eSbr. = Der 0aupfer
gSiOonian" lit bon gfelu 9ort bier ein9e-
troffen.
Senr,e SabeIoepeId,en.
= Sltrit 9ornhafoff lit an Die Spibe beS
rulrldlen WiniiteriumS beS 4euBeru getreteu,
uno 9eneral Sgnatteff lit sHm Dtitgliebe oeS
detbsratb5 ernannt moroen.
- Die 6anoelsfammcr BON G0inbur9,
SGottlanb, beid)lOB 9eitern, Die 9tegierung
our9 eine Sttti6rift gu eriu4en, ibre ieitber
beoba9tete 9teutralitdtspolitif be3glif Oes
ruiiiib= =tiirfiiden Srieges bei3ubebalten.