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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-13
AMERICUS

| AMERICUS.
AS our worthy reporter has embark
in a new enterprise which will pre-
vent him from acting as correspond
ent, we will endeavor anon to post
the readers of the News at Americas
with such items as will be of interest
to them.
The house of Mr.. S. McCaw, took
fire on the evening of Fourth, from
a spent fire cracker, and the flames
were rapidly spreading when discev-
cred by S. p. Elliott, who, with the
aid of TWO or three others. soon ex-
tinguished the fire and saved the
property, Mrs. McCaw was in the
house, but was unconscious of the
danger until the alarm was given.
Among the number of our young
ladies and gentlemen who are attend
ing the Teachers Institute at Emporia,
are Misses Hattie Davidson, Nellie
Wood, Belle and HELEN Jaquith, Ada
Preston, Clara and Mr.. George Wright.
On the night of the Fourth a lady
and gentlemen were starting for a
drive, when their team ran, overturn-
ing and damaging the buggy, and
injuring the lady.
One of the most enjoyable celebra-
lions that we recOllect of ever attend
ing, was the young peoples Picnic
given last week, on our nations birth
day. The inexhaustible supply of
good things such as cakes, pies, lem
onade and ice cream, with swinging,
croqueting and boat riding, made it
altogether a very pleasant affair. In
the evening they met by invitation at
the residence of Hon. J. w. 10y where
we were entertained with singing and
playing by members of the glee club.
We are given at least one chance in
life time to make Il fortune, but this
opportunity presents itself to editors
and reporters only on the 10Th of
Febru airy, with the exception of leap
years.
The new leader of the Americas
string band is an expert with the
violin, and under his instructions the
boys will no doubt make rapid head
way.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Ward
has bought property in town and
will move into it in the fall.
The afternoon Union Sabbath school
organized through the auspices of
Mrs. Turney is having good success,
both pupils and teachers seem to take
a lively interest in the work, and no
doubt the school is doing a great good.
The farmers report an immense
cat crop, which will be ready for the
harvest next week.
The much needed rain came with
its invfgorating effects last monday
Morning.
Mr.. Finley, and family have moved
to Emporia.
Miller Bros. 6 Grimsley have pur-
chased new threshing machine this
season, with all the late improve
ments, which enable them to guaran-
tee satisfaction. G.
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The weather out at Dodge City du rir

The weather out at Dodge City during
juno was - follows:
Highest barometer 1894; lowest Is $685.
Highest thermometer 80 degrees on 9th
lowest AZ on the 9th; greatest daily range
Of thermometer 80 degrees on the 18th.
Total rain fall 8 90 inches. Maximum
velocity Of wind 90 miles an hour on the
10Th
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A meeting will be held at the Office OF
G. b. Bachelor, Esq, on Wednesday ev-
ening, the 18th inst, at half past o'clock,
for the purpose Of organizing Young
Mems Christian Association. Everybody
interested Is earnestly requested to be
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The Royal Canadian Insurance COM
pany lost so much at the st. John IRE,
that the Insurance Superintendent of
Kansas has revoked his permit for it
to de business in this State.
The earnings of the Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe railroad for May this
year were $ls3,S22, against S9l2, Oss
last year. It's gross earnings from
January LIST to May Slst were $s44, AT
against 1881 ,s47 during the same period
last year.
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COLGATE q CoMPANY,s Cashmere Ron.
quet Soap. and Violet Toilet Water, are
universally esteemed by the tasteful ana
Of perfumes.
COLGATE & CoAIPANF's name aud trade
mark upon each package Is a guaranty
Of superior and uniform quality.
COLGATE & COMPANY, established in
New York early I'm the century. viii
maintain their leading position.
1l-eoW-1y
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MAPLEWooD CEMKTERY.-H.Conn
is the authorized agent for the sale OF
lots In this cemetery, located north
west Of the city. He will attend to
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him to do so. ianI.tT
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two lots north Of their present lumber
yard, and are filing them with lumber.
Their increasing trade renders more
yard room necessary.
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We clip the FOLLOWING from the nenve

We clip the following from the Denver
Daily Tribune OF July SIh:
DIKD.-In Denver. July 7th, Mrs. EN-
ma G. Trumbull, aged 81 years.
The deceased was o niece Of j. NJ.
Broadwell, and was formerly Of Emporia,
Kansas.
The announcement OF Mrs. Trumbull's
death IL very unexpected here. She went
TO Denver about two months ago, to visit
her father and other relations, and for
the benefit Of the health Of enc of her little
girls, who have been bereft Of an affec-
uonate mother. Mrs. Trumbull, we
learn, was sick but twenty-four hours,
the disease being q malignant form Of
cholera morbus.
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The Richings-Bernard entertainment
At Bancroft Hall last Friday evening,
was attended by large and fashionable
audience, and gave general satisfaction.
The bohemian Grip is q very pretty
opera, and was especially we'll rendered
An the instrumental music. and In the
singing and acting OF Mrs. RIchings.Ber-
nArd, Mr.. Kinross, Mr.. Howard, and a
gentleman who took the part assigned to
Harry Gates who recently left the com
pAny. The acting Of the Gypsy Queen
was good. The prima donna looked wen
An comparison with the other ladies OF
the company, who are, however, mostly
good singers. The characters were IN
tertainment was success.
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Geo. p. Monagan and j. W. Parry are
in the city for the purpose OF getting up
= city directory. Thep have just issued q
very creditable one for wichita.
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We offer for sale the celebrated mixed
pants OF Vane, Calvert & Co. with the
guarantee that if they do not prove equal
to any other paint In beauty and durabil-
ity we will refund the money.
At WILLIAMS & BREINER.
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This truss is the only complete truss
made. 1t is always clean, never wears
out, is light and comfortable, and never
breaks; has no perforated surface 10 pro-
duce irritation, no cloth belts to break and
absorb perspiratIon. For sale by
% II PERLEY & RYDER.
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DHD-On July 4th, 1877, Mrs. Jennie
e., wife OF VIM. T. Stokes, Of Centre
township, aged 81 years and months.
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The "PALAeE" makes speciality OF
pure drugs, fair dealing, and close atten-
ton to bushes.
~ WILLIAMS q BRxrNKR.
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Give me your order, and VIII deliver
1t to any part Of the city. Ny ice Is from
the NeoshO river, and is pure, clear, and
free from snow or other impurities. It
may also be obtained at any time at Hen
ming & Bunk's meat market, whereorderS
for its delivery may be left.
1S-f W. C. FITHIAN.
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Bro. Fetch Meredith, of the News
Hutchinson, was in town Friday and Sat.
urday last. Mrs. NJ. still remains here
under the care Of DIR. Gentry.
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Mrs. Kidders' closing out sale Of mil
linery. Now is the time to buy. Every
thing in the line at greatly reduced prices.
Shade hats in great variety selling below
cost. 27-tf
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TWO Of the most wide-awake and ac-
tive young statesmen in this or any other
town, are ed" and sandy" at Wicks &
Benefits grocery.
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Tandy's Universal Ague Pills are aodr-
rGnted to cure Ggue. For sale by Tandy
& Eastman, and .Perley q Ryder, Empo-
ria, Kansas. 41tf
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Rev. Mr.. Walter, Of Wichita, was call
ing upon his friends in this city, on last
Thursday.
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"Where, oh where, shall the Narrow
gaugelmachine shops beF' Is the question
which the city council u wrestling with.
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There will be sociable at the COngre-
g 1tional church on Friday evening Of
this week. All are cordially invited.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-13

Good wearing pants at $1.26, reduced
from 81. Linen Drill, S1.25, reduced from
81. Fine Cashmere, $3.50, reduced from
80. Good coats, 50c-half price. Call and
get our prices and see how much a little
money will buy, at Perley's. 1911
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-13

DON'T FoRGET-That the place to get
those s. homemade boots is at
loft ADAM MoHLER's. 9Th avenue
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-13

To FARMERs.-Goldenm machine oil only
40 cents per gallon at Williams s. Brein-
er's.
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Tom Krutz, the lively local OF the PaOls
Spirit, was In town Saturday and Sunday
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-13

Smoke James Smiths Imperial cigars.
The finest In Kansas.
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Do You Want Ice.

Fashionable Silk Ties, Silk Handker.
chiefs. COlIarettes, and Siren Collars al
D. Thomas. 1h.tf
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D. Thomas has just returned with a
large stock Of dry goods. 15-tf
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Best Alpaca Coats for $3.50, reduced
from %, at Perley's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-13

A guarantee given to replace any cellu-
ioid truss that becomes imperfect or
breaks. (23-tO PERLEY & RYDER,
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Lamp, ana lamp fixtures IN endless va
riety, and bracket lamps and refectors
complete, for $1.25, $3.50 and &1.75, at
7f PERLKY & RYnER,S
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But as for us give US "roastln' yearsy
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4. The prettiest glassware ever brought to
town IL now at Mr.. HInkle's.
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Ladies can lind trimmed hats at MRS.
Davis for S1,OO; flowers for 10 cts. per
spray; hat frames for 10 cts q piece, and
many other things in the Millinery line
very cheap. Call and see. 1S-tf
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Go to Whitley & Rnson's for your mob
by spring hats, men ana boys clothing,
children and ladies' shoes, staple and fan
cy dry goods. Their stock is large and
prices rock bottom. eff
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Dotted Wallis in all the new colors at d.
Thomas. 15.ts
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Clean up and disinFsct.
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CelluIoid Truss.

Rubber goods, full line constantly or
hand, and cheaper than elsewhere at
45tf PRRLEY'S,
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Silk and cotton Fringes, Hamburg Edg-
ings, and Laces in great variety, at D.
Thomas. 15-tf
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Stacks Of Ribbons In all the new colors
at d. Thomas. I5.tt
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Watermelons and ague next.
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D. Thomas is the best place in South.
western Kansas for large stock Of fancy
dry goods and at low prices. 5-tn
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D. Thomas has but one price, and it is
very low. 15-tf
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The largest stock of Summer Hats ever
shown in Emporia, at Perley's, 16-tf
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Cap Warren is the boss crOquetist.
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S1.OO

Those elegant two button embroidered
back Alexander kid gloves, for one dollar
per pair, are TO be found in all colors, in
cluding beautiful browns, st
Att PERLEY7a.
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Large stock Of Linen suitings at D.
Thomas. 15-tf
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At those Linen Duck Coats at 81, reduced
from S2.25, at Perley's. 16-tf.
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Attention, gentlemenI You can buy 3
first-class Sewed Boot for $500 at
22.tf A. MOHLKR's, op. postotfice.
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Choice selection Of perfumery, colognes,
toilet powers, soaps, combs and brushes,
&C., at (11-n) JOHN A. MooREs.
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Several cases of fever in town.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-13

Cheapest line OF Victoria Lawns and
Piques ever offered is at D. Thomas. 15-tf
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Prescriptions carefully compounded and
delivered to any part Of the city, by
7f PKRLEY & RYDER.
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Ask for James Smiths Imperial cigars.

Ask for James Smiths Imperial cigars.
CellulOidI
What Is 1t?
What is it made Of?
How is It madef
Where to get 1t.
The above is the title Of q book for free
distribution, by PERLRY q RYDER.
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An extensive stock Of trusses, includ::
ing the N. Y. elastic, celIuloid, and radi-
cal cure; also supporters shoulder braces,
(11-tf) at DIR. JOHN A. MORRIS.
Keep it before the people that whitley
& Henson have received their new spring
goods. One dollar buys agood pair OLA
dies CATERS. Their goods were bought
before the late advance, and will be sold
at narrow gsnge prices. eff
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Staple drugs, chemicals, dye stuffs, and
all the leading patent medicines,a at
lift DR.. JOHN A. MooRE's.
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Great variety OF ladies' and chIldren's
hose at D. Thomas. 15-tf
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JUST RECEIvED.-The latest styles box
toe and French toe lasts. Get your boots
made on these lasts by A. MoHLER,
loft 9Th avenue
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My So homemade boots ut better, wear
better, and give better satisfaction, than
any $5 imported boots. Call and see
them. ADAM MoHLER,
In-fR 9Th wanna
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addition or the land known as the Potwin
land, south Of RandoIph's addition.
Motion seconded by Mr.. Baker, aud mo-
ton was carried by vote Of 6 for to 1
against. Adjourned until tomorrow ev-
ening at 8 o'clock
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Worsted Reps, for covering furniture,
at ID. Thomas. 15-tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-12

ben." W6gliber @eiie bebcutet Gieies, baf
Grant ihlteBlid) iid gu @uuiten Badaro'a
ertlGren miro. gr martet pielleidlt nod 10
large, bis er bonn Stb.pager @aep bort. Der
befauntlld) III a!ler gile mad Welpz Orleans
absereii't TIT.
Sntersiiant ilf bic 9eafrift aus SHo.Garo4
| lina, bab bas 9erid)t in abbepiGe bic ,Sranb
Surp iuitruirt bat, Die BON Chamberlain ge=
gen oas Golt bon 4bbebille erhobeneu gez
Ihulbigungen su unterlnd]en, uno fails bieIel=
ben fif als baltlo5 erpelieu ioQten, ben
''would-be"= =@ounerrenr megen Serleums
bums in anflageitano su uerieben. 0es 8ei.
teren initrutrte Ridter @oof Die @ranoz zSurp,
be Sraae in 8etradt su sieben, oh @bamber=
lain's Sfesiernng ntdlt tuegen 5odoerratbs in
Anflageltano perlett perben iollte.
Nidt obne BeiorsniB iiebt man in repnblt-
fantifen Sreiien bem 8erid)te Der 6lorioa-
eonsreb. @ommiifion entgesen. 9ie 8aoi.
fallen arbeiten uer3peifelt, Inn bic republifaz
ntlfen Ottt9lieber Der @ommiiiton gu peran=
lanen, etnen Uttnoritdt8beri6t ein5ubrtngen.
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offeu beran8, bnB er anl IA. 6ebruar pentg=
items 100000 Wfann in sSaibtngton ermarte,
I'M Der 3ablung Der @leftoralitimnlea Our9
ben @on9reB bel5uDobnen.
Die sur SeIorgung Der geI6Gfte beS S1abz
amteS NIT bem Spnbifate mad europa ge=
lfidten 8eamten baben Sefehl erbalten, beinls
3utebren. ais gruno iuirb anse9eben, oaB
oa8 enropdiId|e Spnoifat it'd, rpeigert, iiber
ben @ontraft binauS nod beS gSeiteren bic
anleibe unterSubrinsen. 3ie politiiten 8lrz
rem in ben Ser. Staaten unb bic Befiirdtung,
oaB Siloen nid)t ein9eiebt merben mirb, baz
ben bas Sblt9ationen=9sid)aft Der Ser. Ct.
6'riben total paralDl1t.
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Gorrefpouoeas aus ssasbimato,,.

Gin RepmbIitaner iiber Die etimmensa9 9luns in
Seniliana..Sie Sad,laee tn goaiIana.--
Sberionn uber 2cutiiana. - Ste 6eridlte
BON Glib Carolina binter Gbamberlain
bsr.-Ser &erid1t iber S5Iorioa. Die 1OO,=
900 Braun sSatteriom's.-Ste Haaen ssn=
oifatsgeidIGite.
gSd b,ngton II. Sannar. - Gnoitd
bort man aub einmal Elm Offences Bort BON
einem 8epnblttaner. Das erite Mitslieo Ger
mad QouliIara gelfidteu GOmmillton bes
llnterbauies b.s @onsreieS, pr, gS. IS.
Grapo BON Maifadufetts, feSrte ioeben su.
rid. pr. s. tbeilt nit, baB er su oem So.
mite 9eb0rte, melfes ipesiea in Suadita
uno 5nel anoeren Sirbipielen, beren Botum
Der yReturniu9 8Oaro" nertporfen batte,
Nad)forldunsen aniteGte. Qr. .. 1T ge,
neist, Die san5e Wabl in Sou, iiana als EN-
YoiienipieI ansuieben; ben Yolititern beiber
Yarteien bdnge Der Slud) an, ouf beioen
Shultern 3u trageu uno Der Segriff Der @br>
lihfeit lei 9anSlib ignorirt mOroen. 9r, 6.
9iebt au, oaB oiegouitana' er@omite'n, le nad)
ibrer Yarteinelung, unfertige Beridte ers
ftatten miirDen, aber fr febt nid)t an, eS in
s3meifel 81 5ieben, oh Der .6eturnina= 9oaro"
oas Meft batte, geruife BON ibm abgemielene
8ablberiate 10 mir Jilhts, oirgii1ts binaus,
suSdblen. DaS Gerin9fe, mas er iiber Den
Jaa oeS gSelbes Yinfiton iagen Tonne, iei,
oaB tbre ''Story" thin lebr 5ipeifelbaft uorge.
fommen. Das Solf BON 2ouiitana babe etue
idmmerlide @egterun9, lino er ipmpatbiiire
aufrthtig nit ben oorti9eu Biir9ern.
Aller @rmartung aupiber, pcldle beionbers
bic 6spnblifaner ndbrten, bat man in 3oui.
iiaua mtAt losseihla9en. @s CAB cine Mengs
@rinoe, um ben 3ulammenitoB su perbiH-
bern, rnb ie entidteoener man prouo,irte,
oefo entidlofener i6elnt man in3ouiFana &c.
pelen su iein, benz Yoruanbe Der Bunbes.
Snterpention aus benz gSege sll geben
! 5berman unb SberiOan belu9ten gefern oas
| ,.g8eibe pans." Wadber uon eiuem Befann
len beIrast, rpas SsHer BON Der Situattpn in
Qouifaua balie, meiute er: nMaat @uf
feline 5orgen! Ausur miro oieie n5elio,us'
IN feline Dbbut nebmen. gr miro iie mid
| aus ben auseu lafien. aaes sins bisbe
call right,r nneio wire es IN 3ufunit sc
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iubnng ge9en Die Tolisei=@ommiiidr be8
Diitiifts Columbia Ourd, etn @omite bes Re,
prdlentantenhauies nahm bente ibren aniang.
D,aior 9tid)arb8, Der Superintendent Der Bo=
lisei, mnroe perb5rt uno oeponlrte folsenoe
ausiaaen: ISM. S. Wfurtagb, 8rdiioent
Der Bcli,eibebOroe, fam gegen Qnfang oes
lesten Suli 81 Dem 3eusen uno beanftra9te
benelben, NO m09lid) ben ReprGientahten
@bltthorne burd, 6ebeimpoli5ifeu in eiuem
unoroeutliben 9auie abfan9en sn lai1en.
Murtaeb erfldrte, lein 3med let, Die Yerbafs
tuna 6ru. @hittborne's iooann in ben 53et-
tungen perDfIentltdeu su lahen unb ben Be
riht bes Reprdientanteu iiber 6lOttenz4ifat-
reu, tpeldber 5u Der 3eit erlpartet tpuroe, Sll
Ihmadeu. Ser Yeridt enthtelt, fpie Wiur.
tagb Dem 3eugen gegeniiber ertlarte, nid)t
eas &eiultat siHer nnpartetuhen unteriuz
dung, lonbern unr gebdiiiae anflagen 9egen
ben SlotteniefretGr. Spdter ma1te man benz
3susen ben Soridlaa, i'm 6aae gSblttAorue
nidt Die Gelpobnbeit babe, unoroentlid)e
SduIer 81 beiu6en, Elm Srauensimmtr als
2oduosel anSuitelen, nm Den &eprdientanter
in eine 9aterG6ble 5u iedsn. pr. &d3aros
beseuste ierner, oaB er ii6 anltellte, ais oh er
Nfurtagh's 8efebl ausSufiibren beabii6tigte
i'm @ebeimen jeooh ieine tlntergebenen iils
ftrnirte, ben 8efebl ntht su bea1ten. 3enge
fraqte Srn. @oof, ben Nnnalt Der Boll3eibe=
bDrbe, nm 3atb IN Der Nnselegenbeit, uni
berielbe NOR nit ibm barin einoeritanoen
baB oieielbe utdt su iolhen 3medsn belnt
peroeu iollte.
Waior Niharos piro morsen pom 8ibie,
Serenlab, 9rn. MnItagb's anmalt, in'i
&ren3perbDr genoMnter meroen.
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9as eebeintt,tBpotle @erf@trsnoett
oeS Ssrt. Sattt. g. 8uroett aus
Waibingtpn. SnrSett atsGebIiG)

ct. aouis, II. San. = giner Gpesialz
Depeide aus Seoalia, Mo., 5ufolge mnrbe
Sr. GAM. g. Bnrbett, ebemaliger @omz
miiIGr be8 @eneral- l-2anoanlteS su @aibina=
ton, mslher Dor mebreren Dionaten aul
gebein1niBuolle gSetle neri1mano, Dor &urz
sem tn San Autunio, Ser, bon einem
5errn, ruelder ibn senau feunt, seisben uuo
geiprohen. Buroett erndbute Die llrlaGbe
isines 8erlhnirbens nibt, bat aber ieineu
Greuno, gtidts iiber ieiHcn aufentbaltsort
psrlauten 81 laHen.
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@nropGiif,e Gabelberid)te.
GpaMien.

0iabrib b, ben IL. Sanuar, ~ Sfft,ieus
Srgane erfIaren, oaB in oer unter Dem gor.
iiee bes S0ntss Alfonio abscbalteuen 9latbs.
oerialnmlGu9 iOlaenber Otiniterpebiel be.
idlofeu muroe: 9tanuel 3llpela IoGl aunl
Wttntiter oes 4suBern an 9telle oes Seuor
@alberon . &allantes ernanRt meroen, rpeld)'
0eeterer bQs Sufi5- -Winiferium iibernimmt
oer Se9enwdrtiae 9ultia-lftnlasr mirb gum
&plonlal= =WiniltsE ernoHnt.
&asttfSnad)rid5ten.
GHeeHs stopn IL. Sannar. Del
3ampier rDafota" TT BON Rem,g gOrt auge
fon1n1Pu
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Gnoe oer 8eld,6ftsipcrre itt Oct @e=
Sekgebn;t9 BON gfeau= SSerSep+ -
Stu SenofratifGer Sprewer er=
kHaXfAlf

Grento SIS, II. San. - DaS
oaus bat iib organilirt unb folgeuSe Beau1te
erpdblt: Spred1er 81. S. 8obe (Dem.).
Glsrf Sobn .. Softer (8ep J, 5iilfs-@lerf S.
.. Gotts (atsp.), Auditor Sobu 9. Sid
(Gtep J, SGlfs.Sudltor 8m. $. grcmn
(Sem.), SbiirNeber Sam. Sc. 8ea (Dem. J,
Ssa. 91s Hgrasars ti n,r ~ S gs9 ~ Meg gaS 5
Den oemofratii6en @auoioaten uub 26 fir
ben republifaniiden ; bier &epublifaner
ftimmten nit ben Oemotraten.
Die pter 8epublifaner, uelde nit ben De,
motraten ftimmten, iino Ban &enfielaer,
9omea, @tSbtnau uno Sail. Der Senat
uno oas lluterbaus pertasten fi9 bis Mons
tag abeno.
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Sic Serle1tmSlta8sflagc ge9ett Sit
Gi9entbiimer oes st. &o1tiiet
SeiffI1ctdf a.

ct. Goul8, II. Sanuar. - Der BON
Gbrm. Stuart 0iobtnlOn aus Qouispice ges
gen NcSee, 6iibbad unO 9Oue, Gtgentbii.
mer beS alien ct. 2ouiier Democrat" elnz
geleitete Serleumbungspro3eB muroe beute
beenoet. Die 9tn9eflagten uertanoen iid5 baz
Su, cine Gnti9abt1ung8iumme BON $50, 200
uno ale Soften 5u trageH. Sldger perlan9te
uripriinQlidl $50. 900.