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CONNECTIONS.

At TENARKANA, with all trains on ~.
Louis n Iron Mountain AMI No. Railway for
all points North, Fast aud HoutheAst.
Al LoNGVlEW JUNCTION anu MIN
NICOLA, with oil trains on the International
X. X. Tor Tyler, Palestine, Houston, CALVES.
ton aud Ran Antonio. 81 UA,
AT DALLAS, with trains Of the Houston
and Texas Central H. Il. f0i Cofalcana,
Mexia, hremond, Waco, Calvert, Brysn,
Hemp,tend, Bronhain and Tor all points Ia
Middle and Southern Texas.
AtSHERMAN, with II. II TIC, Rail way,
for all polnts on thu line OF that road.
AZ FORT WORTH, VIZ. a,ages for all
points III western Te1m,
AtsHtE vEroRr, wl,h Red River steam
ers for New Orleans
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700 Leading ololh,ng HoaseoiD.i,
~ NJ, hann n Bro. Justly claim ,hi,
eso,lslleal title, ON account of theif
nAylng the most extensive stock of
wen made clothing la the city of Da
~ HllH AS good as ID Kept iu Calves
= ~ Sew Orleans or any Other large
WY, anu they prop be 10 sell thrif
sooua hs rhrup ~ tho cheapest and
guarantee better goods, largest assort.
htAll best styles and latest fashions
a glance al thelr stock vi rDnyince
anyone as TO the truth their asser.
tions' Ihey also keep u hnt.class
STOCK OF mems fur sning goods. CON.
slHllhg OF a compete stock OF mon,
mats Whloh they make a specially or
Mso' the celebrated diamond ID shirt
Whloh lhey ollerateXtreme low figures.
lhty also Keep au hand the most com.
plete ana llnest llneOf neck wear ana
hosiery IN the city In view OF The
ABOVE Stern hcts, we. can ohoerullye
recommend all OF our citizens aud The
puollc generally, 10 call around and
examine their stock, aud we feel con.
hdent that they will coincide with hin
ana pronounce n. M. Kahn 4 Bros,
,he leading clothing house
Dallas.
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ANNEX ALTON.

We don z want san domingo.
We don z want Cuba Is pail
Drat Mexico aud Me2ioans
And bloody Montreal
let Britsin Keep her hutcheIa.
Let spain ner rebels southa!
lot mind OurBlOt business,
Ana make our own way smooth.
C0uTlerJuumal,
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Flair.

FLOUR-Market heavy at the following
quotations: Crescent 81 2j; san Jaclnto 81 90;
Empire - ~ xxx So 80; Eagle 81 Is; west
ern brands 50 5OtUl 90
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a' rnlieo dull ara nomlrhl. ehIgoos. ordl
nH,l Y, pNlut WIS N.lc. sugar uulct, nb
m.Nh !u"t fuhuun ln Euud rummon kaNi AZ
m WNA mlr VIZ ~, primo Ia ehoieI
WtAWAoi mnlls'ts nomiuaIly unei angel.
u, ,h,.A,ll.t.iNoHk, July Flour quiet, steady,
'l,',,i',NNsnu wheat active aud steady ioT
MIN. i, 'sa1si Jog low gradvs southern rni
NNl Ai, T. unsylNhum rd ID bi'ti iC
Nu- y H.eIh Winter ud Iuly delivery N "A,
NuhNnl fl az September ID iu Southern
w hValVe ana flrmi western duu, w,tg
"NN '"H''i southern white as 500, yellow
,NEw NoWR, July % -FIour dulland1,
elWn Wheat heavy, i.0,lo lower Oosn
hA. ~ lower aud dur
Nlsnl Flour dun, iOgI6c lower at olosine.
SUI mo western ANA state sa Aps,b SO, south,
\ y, u ".,..l elmmon ~ hur extra u hk
III kuol 10 choice do a Muu4lh Wheat
uuil hal heavy, lass lower, uew rcd amber
guI Whlln southern ID i5Nl 10. Corn ahuut
Hv!uNrl west fh mixed unFradud b7eiGi 40.
uals' hnle iaVor
~, lnum, July .D,- Flhur-unchanged, \ \
,all NJ W MN do " 0oAi lOi good 10 ianoy
hmny brands ~ hRA 20. Mhuat hgheg
No tod mll 81 luti p. No3do. sl gi''' a, NJ
Igrn lower No, MIXED ila.Il0c. olosiue
n'tc, Oats lower 30, q, M . RYE hst MD
whisky higher at u O,, PORK lower al SlB
~ Lana dulii summer SO. hulk meats
Iull nothing doing; bacon Inactive ana
sides stws4n.
Hogs nlghor at u 75Qs5 %. Cattle slow aud
unchanged,
Hides nnd Wool,
dALNmfoN, July 2O.-llidoa- little doing,
depression IN New York causes Ii stagnatlun
"a lhh mnrkeu prices unchanged, dry
selected Zoe; light salted 1876, stack saltud no,
damaged halfpricoi kip llci wet sailed az
az AZ d
green &c.
Wool-Qniot and firm, Enstern ana north.
ofh nue. hnd medium froo ufhus, nine to
Twelve months growth, 9gl3Oc, ditto bun.
~ hAlSc; eastern ana norlhern coarse ID
ls@o hufly l21llei western ana southern
nne, niue To twelve months growth, alIglc,
medium sO92io, coarse western aud MpNi,
San l2Nlbc.
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TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with iuore Comforts, Better AccOmmOdn-
lions anu Greater security than any other
Line Passing through tho richest and mOal
beautiful portions u the Great Empire
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WESTERN NEWS.
lawn

Katy Welsh, aged seven years wa,
fatally burned 10y the explosion of h
coal oil lamp in Council Bluffs, July II.
Alton, the seat of Union county. /,
said TO have q population Of | 800 tn,
farming population in the county il
1000, and the city has a $25, 900 court.
house,
Lieutenant W. w. Fleming, convict.
ed in San Franoisco,of delmudting sold.
iers, and sentenced TO three years i'm,
prisonment, and fine of 81 900. is con.
lined AT Fort Madison.
Burlington continues to wrostle with
the water works proposition. The
Chapman company offer To establish
works with thirteen miles OF pipe, AT a
probable cost Of $4,000.
Missouri.
Since the accident by which two col
ored convicts lost their lives in the Tai.
mage coal mine, the other conyicts have
an aversion to so down,
At Princeton last week George Grey
was working in field, when Mrs Rosa
lIartshorn took gun, and at the dis.
lance of fifty yards fired and put load
Of buckshot in his back, No cause as.
signed.
At Medora, Usage county, A, NJ, Kings
SON. aged four, while playing on u fiat
boat, fell over and was drowned.
About two miles east of Savannah,
John Bolin, agedfourteen, was drowned
while bathing
John w. Green of Howard county
was lynched last week for the murder
of his wife. Their difficulty arose from
his love Of prostitute.
Nebraska.
Friendville is filling up with Men,
nonites
Since the Missouri river cut new
channel above the city, a lake has form.
ed at Omaha,
A cyclone passed down the Platte re.
Gently, destroying trees fonceS outs
buildings, etc
Papillion is excited over the detalca>
tons Of }. B. Thompson, justice of
the peace He followed up his pecula-
ton by deserving his family and elop.
ing with a widow named Allen, whose |
dead husbands estate he had defrauded |
of $4,000 Thompson is fifty years old,
! hree miles north of Lincoln, on
Friday, q young man named John j.
Jones, was fixing the harness of one of
his horses while blowing, holding Il
dirk, which he had opened at the same
time. Somehow the horse bobbed its
head down, driving the point of the
dirk into the young mans right lung.
There are but little hapes ofhis re.
covery.
Colorado.
Crops are backward along the Den>
yer and Rio Grande Railroad
A tarantula bit Mr.. Primmer at the
Fountain, near Pueblo. 1t took quart
of whisky to bring him to,
Two thousand Sioux Indians crossed
the A., T. ~ 5. F., at Cimmaron, July II,
going to their new reservation in the
Indian Territory.
A band of horse thieves are reported
to be encamped in the mountains, near
the head waters of the Sangre de Cristo
creek, in Costilla county, They are
also accused of murder.
Wages in San Juan: Miners, 50
day and board, or 81 where they board
themselves; boss carpenters, 81 to IS;
$3.50 to 81; stone masons,
$4 to So; laborers,. $3.50 to SO; other
trades about the same in proportion.
Cost of living in Ouray: Flour, l3c.
per pound; beans, l5c,; coffee, 40c
meal, l2c rice 2jc bacon, &c., hams,
35c.: ten, from 81 to Sl75; lard, 30c.;
butter, 75c.; sugar, coffee A, 335c.; eggs,
per dozen, 7jc SLIDER World.
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EXCHANGE BANK.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Does a General Banking and Exchange
Business.
DIRECTORS.

j, W. Crowdus, Nj, d., Dallas; Phil. n.
Ohappell, President vi the National Ex-
chango Ba0k OF Jefferson City, Mo-; n, l.,
Maralis, of Marsalis ~ Underwood, whole.
sale gIOoers, Dallas; Col, IL. \. Ervay, Dallas;
]. l.. Williams, OF Williams \ Tolliyer, drug
glsts, Dallas; James NJ. swanson, planter,
mons, attorney'at,law Dallas; q. NJ. swink,
DALLAS; Y. NJ, Eryay Dallas. Jan.dly,
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NEW YoRK, July 2O.--Cotton quiet.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
IrnIords - ~ 7-l6e H. 5'l6c
niInans ~ I-lBc ~ 7-lBc
Sales lOll bales. Futures opened steady
july II 27dl2 30; August Y 21@l2 Eci sep
tember II lSdl2 ljc; October IL 6i9ll t9cj
November IL Hall i6c; December IL ibS'l
i1c,
GALVESTON, July 20.-Night-C Cotton, mar
ket quiet. Receipts net 6d bales gross =
sales l5l Stock 10 Al bales.
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Commercial.

rpv ORLEANS, Jolly gl-flouri denNsh n
81 ,,-t,'is II s.ie highe NA - aAgsi ~
s. 80 s.i,,,b 80 choice . Eig9 D.. Corn deins
ar. prices higher; mixed tsci eii9S . ~,
[hi,e Tsasc. Uats quiet and Ueak ~ " ~
Rice scarce and hrnt ordinary W s"0'N0 ="
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NEw YoRK, July 9O,--Cotton qu

NEW ORLEANS, July 2O.-Gold 81 Ofs
asl OjIs New York sight a premium.
Sterling bank So l52.
Gotten Market.
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Week's rIcSlots net 10; gross $50 sales 90

Recpipts, net as bales; gross - bhlehi hsu'A
io1 Sil hales. Exports river 80 Dales.
WSeltis sales GI,6OJ; receipts net ,2is; gross
AS. exports Hayre 4,iOS; New Iotk 3,3iei
river 80 bales.
BosroS. July sO.-Cotton quiet; midfling
Gao. net receipts - bales; gross 90 bales
Xeekly net receipts leo; grois 62. sales
800; exports Great Britain 90 pales o,,to,.
PuiIADELPHiA, Jnly 20. -Co'ion quiet
M WeaIIy Ieesipts net AS bales; gross 2,2Gl
baIes. sales |, sol bales; TO spinners I'D bales
stock I,l9S bales
LIVERPOOL. July 20.-Noon.-Cotton market
firm. -. rptn.v
Middling Uplands... g5sd ~
Niddling Orleans ga ~
sales. 1000 bales; speculation anu export
90 bales; receipts, 40 bales. AnyIl Sl'..
I.O5g bales. Futures heauy. ,n u s0 ocio5er
middling clause, new crop shlpPeu Oo'"Oe'
sail omitted 7-l6d. 80 ,,oo.
~, 20 es Of The week $500; speculation 3o0i
export coz stock pjs,00Ji American bi9'Vypi
receipts b, 900, American apuJ; actua, s eH-
norris 800; sfioat 2l0,eO; American ''NV
sales American 1880 bales. 80, 49,
On n-tfplands low mlddling clause
A1snst and September delivery Gsdi Octo-
her and November I-led. 49,,
al m.-saies Amer CAP $3.50 bales. W
~ i,,r t,idiliug ri ause July delivery y II
new crop shipped october and No'einoer "
,,ireiiiaI cotton brokers association C9.'
80, vas ia air demand throughout lh.
veek With hardening tendency ieI s ,',,i,'i
s'sce,,t on. American continues In g0oi
ul'el',,,,It ani mice. are generally l-le =
Ligber IN mediu and lower grades; Bssl,
nls .s ~, "a Islands is small at unehsnged
mics. Futures, with exception o. .lS nJ
/ live-ies, which have oeen IN ID soot ibonSi
n,iess have gradually narien-d. ne ,5 ~, ~
| pIis s's.s,icss show IN advance oil 35d To-
Igly deiivery, and Lied tot others
Commercial.
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EygOaAGE HONE MANUFACTURE.

We manufacture Beams celebrated Force
Pump-a small Ore engine ever ready a.
your door. II will sprinkle your garden and
yafd, and raise water from the deepest well
easier than any other pump I'm use. IL thor
oughly venfilates wells and frees them froti
fOul cir. We also keep the Little Giant fire
.PoEer and force Of this engine for throwing
water Incredible. II must be witnessed 70
be believed.
mhs-sm LIJTgLL &EBWELL.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-14
TINE TALL sycAmoae.

Brief sketch u the Life of the New Ipdi.
ana Henator.
Daniel VOORHEES, is = native Of Ohio, born
in Butler county in September, 1877. His
parents settled in Fountain county, Indians,
about ten miles from the town Of Covirgton.
Here he lived bis early years . farmers
boy, aud al the age OF l8 entered Asbury
college at Greencastle, where he was gradu-
ated with honor in l849. He studied law
in Charlottesville and began practice there
in 1852. It will thus be seen that Mr..
Voorhees, il entirely . "Hoosier' production
in early college education, and in the later
one of Law, and it is in state practice and
state politics that he has made his reputa-
ton. At the age of26, be was commissioned
prosecuting attorney by Gov. Wright, and
three years later, in 1855, was = candidate
for congress, and was defeated by James
Wilson. In 1857 he novel to Terre Haute,
where he has since made his home. In 1883
he was employed by Gov. Willard to de
fend Cook, n Of the John Brown raiders,
and gained considerable reputation by his
brilliant oratory. In 1s60 he was elected
to congress from that district, elected agsin
in 1862 and defeated in 1864 for a contested
seat by H. D. Washburne. In 1868 he was
again sent to congress, reelected in 1870
and agsin defeated in 1872, this time by
Morton c. Hunter. He was q candidate fol
the senate in 1875 '76, but gave way to
Joseph E. Mcdonald before the nomination
was made. He engineered the last political
campaign in Indiana, was the right hand
man of Gov. Williams during the contest
and meets a reward for his political ser
vices by this appointment, to serve the re
mainder of Senator Morton's term, viii 1
expires in 1879. He is the most popular o
the democratic leaders in the state amonl
the masses of his party.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-14
BLACK HILLS NOTES.

Gavville is to have an iron foundry.
Black Hills Times. 9Th: Mr.. c. E. Han
rahan was thrown from his horse while
through South Bend last evening,
sustaining q sprained ankle. He was al
work to-day, "all the same"
Dcadwood Herald, 9th: Major Newson,
superintendent of the st. Paul and Black
Hills gold mining company, has made a
valuable silver discovery about four miles
from Contra! City. The major has tested
the rock twenty times, and has never failed
to get silver and gold buttons. ranging from
1920 TO $3.50 to the ton, and what makes
this discovery valuable is, it is free milling
ore. He has associated with him Mr.
Blake, and as both gentlemen came from
New York, they call the lode the Empire
State. The assay on the same ore, by Mr.
Davis ran $50 gold, $247 silver per ton
This may be considered the most valuabl,
discovered in the Hills.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-30
Satresneriamntitttt8 Scr 2lnterifa=
mtfGet Ssraeltten." - 3meiter

gem=D orf, 30. Mai.-Sn Der beute ab=
gebaltenen Situn9 Der ,Nn1erifaniid]en
Ssraeliten" erl ltattcte bas itatiitii6e @omite
einsn lGngeren Seridt iiber Ben 3uitanb Der
gSobltbdtigfeits= 4nitalten, Die 4usabl Der
Sournale II. I. no., melde iidJ inter israelitiz
i6er Gontrole befinoeu. Inter anberem mlrz
ben bier gebein1e israeiitiid)e @eleai6afteu erz
mdbut, tueld)e circa $4,000 Witglieoer be-
iiteu. !6r. Simon gSolf aus gSalbington
perlas folgenoen grief bes SefretdrS @parts j:
y@aibington, 26. Mai.. SIR Sriet bonn l i.
5. Sits. be3iiglif) ber @e,ualttbdti9f uno
Serfolgungen, meld,en bic Ssraeliten in ben
tiirfil6en YrobinSen amsgelebt ftnb, lift mir
sugegaligert. Sn Inbetradt Der lnterbriidunq
bieleS ungliidlid)en Soltes uno Der @efabren,
ipeld)e baiielbe bebroben, qppeliren Sie an
oas Staatsz z9eparternelit, bte hiplomati(den
8ertreter Der Staaten in jenen 2dnoern sll in
itruire1, iid fir bic betreifenoeu Ssraeliten,
beionbers biejenigeu IN Gumdnien, gu perz
menben.-@in GROCER Tbeil Sss @lenSs, mel
DIES Sbre @lanbenssenoiien aussuifeben baz
ben, iit bic unausbleibli9e Solge bes &rieges,
ipel1er gegentudrttg in ben betreffenben Broz
pinsen ipiitbet. Dielelben iinb idnlmtlih mebr
ober ipeniger inter nlilitdril6er @ontrole, uno
es ftebt 81 befiir4ten, baB 9etp6bnlid)e biplo.
nlatilde Yroteite llno Soritellungen ii6 ni6i
10 tptrflam eriueiien werben, als alle Sreunbe
Der @ere6tigleit uHo Menidli6feit ipiiuiben
Sbrem gSunlfe gemdB tpirb bas 0eparte=
meut eine, abidrift Sbres Briefes uniereu
@eianbten in &onitamtinopel iibermitteln umf
ben 2ebtereu initruiren, Die gesignetiter
S9ritte su treffen, Inn eine 8erbeferung oel
Sqse Sbres nnteroriiften SolfeS sil ertpirtsn
Wnt, M, @parts,"
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s,ermt,d,te telearapsi,d,e sepesd,eu,

- Sn M treal iinb u1ebrere Witgleber
bes emerbepereinS berSteinbaner
auf Die aufla9e bin, iib gesen Ri6tn1itglieDer
oes Sereins perldmoren 81 baben, inbem iie
fit5 nit benielben gu arbeiten tpelgerten, nm
$500 aeitraft iporben.
-SuY 6ilabelp b murbe seiteru @m.
$. Sanbs, ebemaliger Glerf Der yGrfeu Sra
tionalbanf BON Neipton, Ba.," aui bic Gnflage
bin pro3eiirtt Die eriudbnte ganf our6 Inter
ifleife nm $4,000 betrogen su baben. Die
Surp CAB, trotoem lebr itarfe Seneile gegen
ben 9lngetlagten porlagen, etn auf mi f t
i6ulbtg" lautenbes Serbift ab, Sti6ter
GaSmallaOer ertbeilte Der Surp eiuen i9arien
Seripeis.
- 4uf benz 81 tat nalfriebbofe an
6inn's 8oint, 0.zS., liegen mebrere 6uu~
6ert confDberirte Solbaten begra.
ben, tpel9e pdbrenb bes Siirserfrieges ais
@eiangene in bem Sort Delaipare ltarben.
Shire @rdber iperoen norgen glei9seiti9 NIT
benieni9en Der llnionsiOloateu 9ei6mift per=
ben.
- Sn 81 8run 10 d, Neip= eSerieg,
ipurbe geftern cine # nm me" 6 6napp s.
brenneret confiSsirt, unb bier Berionen,
Hantens Gbbtns, Snitb, @ourtnep uno
8riebt, megen Steuerbetrmas perbaitet.
= Sn e t. Qouis mirb ser Sorid)laa an
gereat, etnen bireften @etraibe6anbe Il
mtt 9iperpo Of su erDffnen. Der 8lan lit,
baB Die in St.eouis miinbenben @iienbabnsu,
Die glepator @eielli9aften, bic vMiliillippi=
gallep= =8arge@ Comp" unb bic Scean 3anlz
pier=9elellI9aften bas 9tififo urlter ii6 tbeiien
iolen, unb Gargos pon @etraioe, beionbers
Mais, iiber SEEM Orleans burb bic Settles
nad 9iperpool unb anberu europdii6en Sdfen
gu oerlfifien. Ser Sori6lag miro iparm be.
fiiriportet, unb eS eriitirt bic bette ausfdt,
oaB in frrser 3eit cine ct. 2ouis gseip.
Orleans eiperpooler 3inie in Operation ietu
lpirb.
- Sobn g. Sarlotp aus goiton, Yrdfbeut
Der y@incinnati : Sanbusfp Gle
neldnber 8abn," if bur1 bic @roBqe=
id)morenen BON Gries@ountp, g., megen lin
teri9leifs in Intlageitanp u ueriett NOR.
BEN. --.-.
pie @eietgebung pon8bobe= e
8 IAN . trat geitern 3ulammeu. general
ysan5anbt tunrOe als @ouperneur unb alberi
6omaro ais 8ice=@oupernenr einaeiebt, Die
| @eietgebung mtrb Bis gum na6ifen Sreitaae
in Sibuus bleiben uno fd oarquf bis nd9-
| fen San1ar pertagen,
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WabereS iiber oie GntSeG,tttg oer
Wrnte Der NeuttS bon MilD.

&aibington, 20. Wtai. = Der Serid)t,
oaB bic arn1e Der Geuus bon 0tilo entbedt
woroeu iinp, miro burd eiren beute i'm
Staatshep partsrtent eingetrofienen griei oes
Generals Merebitb 9teao, oes amerifaniifen
@eneral 1neIoet, baB slrne auf Der Sniel
0tilo mir unseiabr 80 SUP bon Der Stels
entiernt, an meld)er man in 1920 bic beriibmte
Gtatiie islbit ianb, allssesraben wuroen. Die
9rme fino taOellos 9eformt; cine Sano bdlt
cine slrt Spiesel. Die Sfulptur unb Der
Srt, an tueldem bic feblenoen @lieoer auf9e=
funoen ipnrben, geitatten feinen 3meifel an
Der Iuthentisitdt bieier merfpiirbi9en Geli=
qrieu. @eneral 0ieab iblteBt ieinen Srief
nit Der gemerfuns: ySft es nidt iOnoerbar,
oab Die 9tadridlt iiber ben Sob oes gnt=
beders Der beriibr,ten Senus bon Ofilo, weld]e
ii9 gegeniudrtig I'M 2oupre in Yaris bcfinz
BET, gerabe in Dem augeublif in @rie6eu=
lamb eintrifit, in pel6em Die feblenben Sbeile
biefes sroben Sunituerfs an oas Sagesliht
sef0rbert iperben?" --a-
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SnSianerz2Sirres itm ,torSueitlid)en
Seras.-Namb3ii9e Der 2lpa6en.
SreTe,t 5tpiid1ett eitter 21nsabl
Saser tttto etner Sanoe Snota=

ct. 9ouis, 80. Wfai. Sin in Der
ySimeS" 81 9obge=@itp, Sanlas, oer5ffent=
li6ter grisf aus S,peet=s4ater, Ser., tbeilt
nit, baB bas StGbtden 0ouble=Wouutaiu
i'm norowetliden SeraS BON ben apa1e-Sn=
bianern iiberfallen, nno baB alleS in Der An<
ieDelnng befiubli6e Sieb geraubt morben lit.
@iuselubeitei1 febleu. Ser Srief errpGbnt
ferner, oaB cine grObe 9fnSabl Sdger pdbrenb
bes 9Sinter5 bon ben Snbianeru getDotet lpor<
ben lit, unb Rap III benz vBanbanble" (uoro=
lueitli4en Sbeile) BON Seras Dor &urSem Elm
bibige8 @eiedt Spil6en 60 SGgeru unb Der
ooppelten 9ln;nbl apa6en fattfanb. Die
Sdger batten Die Srbianer perfolet, nm Die
grmorbung eineS geiuilieu Setpall, eiues ibrer
aamerabeli, su ridden. Sie perfolqten bic
Snbianer lange uno gaben, trotbem ibre Sc
beHsmittel auSgingeu, bic Serfolgung ni6t
aui, ionoeru erndbrten ft6 NIT SSilopret, mel
DIES ite auf benz gSege erlegten. S6lieBlid)
errei6ten ite Elm Snbanerborf, ipeld)eS aus
pielen @eselten beitanb unb am ufer eines
fletnes StromeS lag. Sbgleid) bic Sdger
bereits smei Gage obne 9fabrlng geipeien ipas
rer, griffen fie Die Snoianer BON ben llfern bes
Stromes aus, iueld)e iie 3ur Sedung benns=
ten, on. Oer&f oauerte fnebrere Stunbell
nnb ipuroe erit na6 ginbrnd) Der Sunfelbeit
eingeitellt. gSabreno Der ytad)t braGen biz
Snbianer ibre j3elte ab uub ln6ten NIT ibren
&iubern oas 8eite. Die Sooteu uno Ser
punoeten fuurben NIT bauongei6leppt, uno
Der Serluit Der Snbianer ift baber nidlt er.
nltttelt, jeeod na6 Der Infidt Der Sdger
Elm beoeutenber. Son ben 2ettereu rnroen
nlebrere permnnbet, jeoof Niemano get5btet,
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Stem gorf, 20. Mai. = Sr. Slet9er
Sarper BON Der befanrten Sirna @ebriiber
Sarper itarb beute Dtorgen an gaitrtld)en
Sieber. Gr mar 72 Sabre alt.
= 6eute tpurben 10000 Sounen Yittftoner
&oblen bier periteigert unb iolgenbe Yreiie err
sielt: yeump" $2.75, u@rate" $2.8O-2.673
-2.724, ,Ggg" $3.50, n@beitnnt" $3.50
2.674, yStooe" $2.75, uYea" $3.50.
= Die yOelamare 2adamanna gSeftern=
Sabn Comp" lieB beute ebenfalls $50, ,000
Gonuen &obleu periteigern.
: Sob erOfinete 81 1863.
= 9ie 0ampier v9tate Of @errgia" bon
@laSgOp unb oabgiiinia" BON siperpool finn
bier eingetroffeu.
= Die 0ampiery Siae beBariS" BON SaOrs
unb y@reece" bon 2onOon iino bier ausefOnt.
men.
- ga9 oem belltigen S9luAe Der Saum=
moll=Y6rie purbe bic Sabresperiamnllun9 oel
Wtitglieoer abgebatteu.
= Die 3oa @innabmen betrugen beate
1921 900.
= Ser lluteri9atrneiiter sablte beute fir
Snterelien $32,0 900 unb iiir einge5Ogene Sbz
ltsatiOuen $652 900 aus.