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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-12-27
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active medicinal principles OF which they are
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prietor OF these Pellets, TO any chemist who,
upon analysis, will find in them any calomel or
other forms OF mercury, mineral poison, or in
furious drug.
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Constipation, Impure Blood, Pain
In the Shoulders, Tightness OF the
from the stomach, bad IaaIe In the
mouth. Bilious attacks, Pain In re-
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ant Purgative Pellets. In explanation of
the remedial power Of purgative Pellets
over so great variety of diseases. wish to say
that their action upon the AM mal
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tissue escaping their sanaftve inn
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these Pellets. They are sugar-cOaied and in
closed in glass bottles, their virtues being there
by preserved impaired for any length OF time,
in any climate. so that they arc alwavs fresh
and reliable. This is not the case with those
pills which are put up in cheap wooden or
pasteboard boxes Recnliect that for all dis
eases where Laxative, Alternative. or
Purgative, il indicated, these little Pellets
will give the most perfect satisfaction 10 all who
use them.
They are sold by all Druggists a
IS cents q bottle.
RV. FIERCE, Y. D., Prop'r,
BUFFALO. n. Y.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

capturing the fort, as the men will
fight to the last.
Our informant says he was reliably
Informed that the Indians did not fire
a single building or destroy any prop
erty, but cleared the country Of stock
which they have driven to tie south
side OF the Salmon river.
The Indians have now their princi-
pal headquarters on the Salmon river,
lust below the mouth of a small
stream called Skookumchuk.
Troops behaved gallantly in the
fight, although they indiscreetiy al
lowed themselves 10 be ambushed.
twenty-five or thirty were killed in
as many minutes. The gravity of the
situation is conceded, as the Indians
know our weakness. All the troops
are poorly armed.
San Francisco, June pa press
dispatch from Boise City says Judge
Keely Of Idaho, states that the mar
who left here Monday, 18th inst, to
take arms to the people of Weiser
: valley returned here this morning. He
reports that the people of that valley
{ have left their farms and nearly all
assembled at a point in the lower
/. Weiser valley, near Jeffries, where
: they are constructing a fort. The
:, Weiser valley is directly OF the line
u Of the Indian trail Of the northern
and southern sections and very much
exposed to Indian raids. a number
. = of Indians protesting to be friendly
lie are now encamped near the upper set,
le Elements in Weiser and many Others
are known to be roaming in tht
h mountains. This is nothing nusua
p as they haye been always allowed tc
leave their reservations and go where
ever they pleased. They have prof
s. ted by the opportunity given them t.
of become thoroughly acquainted will
'st the condition of the settlers and pre-
ri pare themselves for whatever cours
re they might choose to take. They ar
"a generally well armed while the neg
in lect Of the government has left tn
country exposed to whatever the
may choose to do. The people ar
mt without arms and virtually helpless.
I'D Washington, June 23.-Gen No
ho dowell telegraphs the wal departmer
to-day that he cannot learn that tn
uprising has gone much beyond Jt
sd seph's band and the immediate vicin
in. ty. How far it may go cannot /
90 known. News from How ard
,er meagre. He reports the loss of J.
Thellar and thirty-three men. | ser
all the cavalry in the department
!. California to Boise, Idaho, as Howal
wishes this column to be at least 81
.rs strong Major Ward reports that fc'
companies of artillery and one of i
~. fantry left Portland yesterday NOR
',i ing for Lewiston with three month
~ supplies. All the troops have be-
brought away from Alaska, leaving
detachment there.
IN MCDOWELL, Maj. Gen.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

Charley Collins Black Hills Champion
succeeds in turning out an average of one
Indian battle per day, but other papers
published in that locality are disposed to
discredit the thrilling statements Of their
contemporary. The Champion retorts by
asserting that none of the other papers
have enterprise enough to look up the
news, which is the reason they remain in
profound ignorance of the bloody scenes
which are being enacted ell around them
Dan is evidently IN the war path.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

Information from London on the 22d
inst. says that the report that the British
government will ask parliament for an ex-
traordinary grant Of ten millions sterling
to provide against contingencies affecting
English interests in the east is causing
some uneasiness, and is awakening a new
interest in the war. People are beginning
to think that the pacific tone of the late
ministerial Itterances was not in accord
with the sentiment of the majority Of the
cabinet. Continental politicians are conf.
dent that England is preparing for a deci.
sive step, and that knowledge Of this
makes the car pause in his operations on
the Danube,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26
The Oregon Indians.

Boise City. June 23.-The news of
the Indian outbreak and massacre is
confirmed by lew arrivals.
The Indians allowed a friedly squaw
to take the women and children to
State creek where the whites are for
tilted, many having fed thither. The
following are gathered there:
Mrs. Henry Elferst. and two chill
dren, husband murdered at John Days
creek; Mr.. Sherwood, wife and grand
daughter; Horain Tilman, wife and
several children Mrs. w. M. Osborne
and Eve children; husband murdered
at Harry Mason's on the Salmon riv-
er; 10 sister of Harry Mason was
murdered at his home1; Mrs. II.
Brown, husband murdered at his store
on the Salmon river; Mrs. J. J. Mau-
vel and two children, husband MUIR
dered at White Bird p~ostofice: JOHN
Woods; Charles Ford's wife and fonr
children; Mr.. Cohen, wife and several
children and VIM. Rhett, wife and
several children.
These women are thus shut up in
the midst Of the hostile Indians with
out adequate means of defense and
without aid, and will certainly be ov-
empowered and murdered, as the In
dams declare their determination to
take the fort and murder the men. 1t
cannot be hoped that the Indians will
again spare the women and children
after the losses they must sustain in
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

Deadwood Pioneer: The Big Horn ex.
element seems to be on the increase. An
other large expedition is organizing. We
cannot learn, with pesitiveness, that any.
one pretends to know exactly where there
are rich gold deposits In that country-tht
expeditions which have set out, and those
organizing, being merely prospecting enter
prises in such numbers as to insure safety
from hostile Indians. The Heart noun
tains, southwest of the Big Horn moun
tains proper, seem to be the objective poin
Of many. GOLD was found In the Hear
mountains years age, but not in considera
bic quantities, we believe.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

Tuesday Evening, June 26, 1877.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

sssA TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Per week. 25 cents; per month, 81; per year'sl'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

YANHToN. DAKOTA.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

Gen. Ord, commanding the department
OF Texas, has received directions to hold
for the present the Mexican soldiers who
were taken in that state a few days ago
while retreating from TIE revolutionary
forces Of Mexico, if their release will lead
to an encounter between them and the in
surgents, but ii they can be released and go
to their quarters in Mexico without further
trouble, they shall be set free.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

Capt. e. D. Baker, assistant quartermas-
ter, relieved from duty in the department OF
Texas, is ordered to report for duty as post
quartelmaster at Fort Rice. Dakota Terri
tory. Capt. J. w. Scully, A. @. M, re
lieved from duty in the department of Da
kota, is ordered to report for duty il
Charleston, S. G..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26
The Daily Press and Dakotaian

tRYs EVENING, EXCEPTING SUNDAYS
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

The Deadwood Pioneer asks: We have
heard nothing lately of the Fort Pierre
and Deadwood telegraph line. Has the
enterprise been abandoned, cotem's OF the
river towns?
The enterprise is not dead but sleepeth.
1t seems to be distantly related to the Rip
Van Wrinkle family.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

The Black Hills Champion of the 10Th is
pleased to learn that the boundary question
is about settled, and it is generally conceded
that Deadwood is to remain in Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

BY order of the president the land office
located at Sheridan, Pennington county,
will be moved to Deadwood, Lawrence
county.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26

The president has changed his mind and
has finally decided to locate the Illinois
pension agency at Chicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-27
Sstttter ScloSG her. = sStt oen Sttt=
0esienat ODER tn 0aS 3ud)tbattS?

Nem<S rlean8, 26. 9t0pbr. - Sas @res
tuftoz9omlte, OaS bon Der lebten @eletgebung
ernannt morSen mar, nm bic @ugelegenbeiten
pes W @ouuerneurs &ellogg sun6 gemiIie
trumme 9Se9e Su unteri.hen, auf Oenen er
lelne pollttld1eu 3luede purd;uIeten geiud)t
baben lou, mar iett ldngerer 3eit beimltd ba=
NIT beld)dfttgt, 2batla6en nQCb3uipiireu, bic
ltf ant Sello9g'S lmtSfiibrun9 ais @ouuerz
nelr Don Goutftaua be3iebeu. Sb9leib baS
@onttte aut @cbetmbaltung ieiner Serbano~
lun9eH oeret0t9t poroer IL, IoQ bod ein @orz
relponOent oe8 0H.=g .6eralo" 81nte erbalten
gabeu, Die tbn glaiibeu laiien, baB Sbatiafen
oorl1e9en, Die, menn tie bepielen lperoeu f0nz
nen, btnretfen, Srn. &eQogg anltatt in ben
SunOeSlenat in lrgeuo etn Staats3ud)thauS
gelan9en i'll laiien. 0ieie GrauirenOen 9tuge
Ino aus Yrtpatbrtefen, Die Der 9ouuerneur
lelolf 9eldlrteben bat, gelamntelt porben. @5
muroen bon tbm Srtefe all Berionen geIaries
ben, Die sum- Sting" 9eh0rteu, un0 otele Srieie
llno III Die !oauoe oe8 @onlite'8, nad)oem oaS
StaatsbauS BON ben Inbdngeru gt6ols' ge-
nonlnten noroen mar, gefalen 0tele 8riefe
unoOofumente louen bon Der gr6BtengSt6tt9z
felt letn un0 Den ShIiiiIel lieiern, burh ben
falt leoe sSfurferet, Die pGbreno ieiner Nmts=
6ett peritbt moroeu lit, blob9eltelt iueroen fann
@8 itnb au9 3eugen in 8ereltidaft, pelde
0asr mas lene Botumente entbillen, bsitdttf
gen merocn. 0teiclben iperOen iofort oorgela.
ben, nno Die ganSeSade ioll Oen@roBgei6mo-
renen iibergeben perOeu. Wtau glaubt, es
fDnnen 8elpeiie geliefert meroen, auf meld)e
bin @rinlinal-2lnflagen gegeu Sellogs erboben
per0en fOnnen unb uuf ipelfe ieine lleberfiibz
r1n9 erlangt perOen fam. Die gr6Br SOrgs
talt purOe aufgeiuauot, nm Die grauirenOcn
Pnnfte 9ebeim 5u balten, bod glaubt man,
oaB itf oie6aupt ptberpetie auf oenStaat5bau8'
sitting" nub oeiien Manipulationeu III Der 3.it
be5teben lperbeu, in melber bas StaatsbQuS
an9etauft purbe. IS liegen auBerbem benz
@omtte nod iebr uiele anoere idlimme 0inge
in SerbtnOuug nit geiuiIieu giienbabnz z9(nge=
le9enbetten, gebeime1 Riugen &C. Dor, unb es
ld]etnt, oab nod in oieier gSo4e iebr rui9tige
@ntbiilungen beDoriteber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-27

0D, 0apiS (SQs), 8atteron uub @onoper
lftmnlten NIT ben 9emotraten gessn ben 9n>
trag.
AatIon (Sa.) beantragte Johann, bag Der
Senat iu @refutiugei6dften lfreite; Der Au=
nag muroe ebenfalls nit 80 gegen q Stimz
men permOrfen. Wattbtrus itirlmte nit oeu
6epubltfanern fiir, 9apis, Yatterion unb 60
nooer nit ben 9emotratel 9egeu Den 9lnz
tray.
S9leBli4 fouroe ein anoerer bouGomunb8
ae1euter Nntrag auf Gr0ffnuHg Der @refutipz
lIsun9 mt elmer Sttntue Ntebrbett - Der
NlceprdiiOent CAB Ten ausidllaq = ourd,oe-
left: Inn 20 Otiuuten Dor llbr muroen Sic
5bllren mieoer 3e0fuet uuo ell 4urag auf
Serta9Hn9 NIT 27 9e9eH 25 Sttmmen nieberz
geftimmt.
Ole 9tSfniiiOn purOe Johann bibi9er, ais
L lort9elegt, Hno peribiebeue 9lntrage aui
Serta9ung ODER auf cine Bauie, iolpie mebrere
amenOementS 5u Sburman'S GeiOlutiou Oers
luorfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-27
SelegrapDii9e 9epel9eu.
[Seridte Der raiiocitr.en BrefIe' iir ben rDeu6en
errreipoubeuteu".l
9nlanS-pfpe(beu.
2l,ts Der 9ttttoesba,tptftaSt.
ste eouistaua,er seuotoreu5raoe.

Ste X0tttltQn4 er Senatorenlrnge.
gSai bingto II, 26. 9tOpember.-Sr. s..
8. @lIttS aus &ruiitana, ineld)er eiuen StB
i'm 8rnbe8ienate fir ben aul 4. OfdrS 1873
be9iunenbeH Sermin beanipru6t, eri6ien hente
Mor9en Dor benz SenatSz@omite fir Brtuile=
oieu unb @ablen, mel6ent er ietne 2lnIprit1e
iomobl burf S6riftitiide, ais burd Elm furz
seS niinblide8 4rgument an8einanoerIebte.
4uf Qntrag Se3 SeuatOrs gSaOletgb ipuroe
bic &nqelegenbeit einenl aus ben 6S. Nce
Ntilan, Ofit6eQ uuO Soar beits6euOen Sub
@ontite iiberpieen.
Gin nemer n,erifaniidler @cIanoter.
Senor 3amacona lit als auberorOentl1er
@eiauoter Der 9fepublit Werifo bier angetom-
men; Serielbe lit Gun 3eit Dtitglieb be8 ntert>
fauiihen Senat8. Der 3iped leiner Otiliion
tit anqebli1, bic irrtbIimltd) in bielem 2lnoe
qcbegten 4nit6ten iiber Die ilneren NHairen
Don Wterifo 81 bertdtigen.
aGbreiSe oes Senators Sbaton.Y
Senat0r Sbaron rellte geltern N5eno III
6olge Deg pon ieiner S1weiter in &omell
Dtaii., beqan9enen SelbItnloroes ihleuut9It
BON bier nad) 2srpeQ ab. Dem Gernebmen
nad galang es ibnl Dor ietner Nbreiie, einen
benlofratii6en Senator 5u beluegeu, ii6 nit
INN ,,absupaaren."
Sabresbetidit oes Niins mtsStreftors.
Der Sireftor 0eS WtitnSQnlt8 ertattete ain
13. B. Ntts. Dem SdabamtSiefretdr ieinen
Sabresberid)t. Gad) belllielben betrug bas
i'm 2aufe bes Sabres crbaltene uuo perarbeitete
@olbbulion $50, 1872 ,502.76, bas Silberbul=
lion $37, ,429, ,32993, I'M @an5en 1911,
1872. so. SIM 9er9leid,e nit eem porhergeben.
ben Sabre er9ibt ber Seridt cine 3nnabne
pon $2,902 ,232.25 in bem Setrage oeS per-
braud)ten @oiobnllions II. bon 1913 ,236 in
Silberbullion ober pon 1889, ,236.50 in ge=
miin5tenl @olbe unb bon $9,423 49,. so in
geniin5tcm Silber. Die 3unabme in Der
Yrdguua bon Silbergelo ieit Dem letten Sis
faliabre betrGgt adciu nlebr, alS Der 9anSe
Betrag bon Siibergelbt tpel6er III tr9enf
einem Sabre Dor 1874 geprdgt purbe.
gSermiiGltes.
Der BrGTbent iiberi6idte beute benz SENATE
perIfteoene Grnennungen, barunter bielenigt
oeS Sru. Sboma8 $. 6. Sones gum 3Oa.@in'
nebmer III annapoli8, 0tO.
Sn Der beutigen @refutipiisung be8 SenatS
eritattete bas Suiti5=@on1tte einen 9iinitiger
Berid)t iiber bic @rnennung beS Sen. 6arlar
gum beiiibenben 9fi1ter beS Sberbunbes
gerldtS. Die @rnennung oes 9rn. 8. IS
oilliarb gum @eianbten mad 8raiilien uuroI
ebenfaas 9ebilligt, bagegen iiber bteleni9er
Dss @abriel s. gSbarton gum SunoeSanmalt
fir &eutufp unb bes 4prn. gS. Sieiimmoni
gum 8unbesmarl6all fir Georgia ungitnfti(
beri9tet. Sdmntli1e 8eridte murOen au
ben Sale1lOer gelett, rpOour6 Die loforttge @r
leoigung berielben, au8genonlnlen ourh EN-
itiuImige gemillignn9 oe8 SenatS, perbtnoer
| rilb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-27
gsDtat Mfp Grauoe.

9ouis, 26. 9opbr. = gine bon gee
ftern batirte Spesial Oepeidbe ntelbet aus
Matamoras, Mertfo: u0le re9ularsn Srupt
pen nnter benz @eneral 3repino, melfe por
einiaen Sagen aus Der Sauptitabt na6 benz
8io@ranDe abaingen, iollen nidt gum gSiOer~
ftanOe gegen 6ie 8Hnee8truppen perluenOet
iperber, ionrern pielutebr nit Denielben enope-
riren, nm benSrieben 3piiden beioen 9dnoeru
aufredt gu erbalten, tnbem @eneral @seobeoo
obne 3neifsl erne 9tepolution Su @uniten beS
Gr=Brdioenten 2erbo i'm Sf)ilbe fitbrt. I'M
gefabr 700 Mtanu egulGrerSruppen fnb bon
Sera GruS aus naf Der Miinbuu9 oes Jtto
@ranbe eingeififit fporben uno merben Die
8eipegun9en GscobeDo's nno ietuer Anbdnger
ubertua6en."
Wermtfd1te 9epeid)e,t aus 9aetpz
9nrs.
gtetp= Oorf, 26. Rouember. - @olo err
pffnete 5u 1929.
= Ser 9ampfer yGitD Of G6efer" 1T beute
BON 2iberpool bier angefomnen.
- Son 2onbon tit Der 9ampferp Oenmarf"
beute bier augefonlmen.
Der Dampfer y@olon" if beute bon
aipiulpaa bier etrsetrsfien.
- Gin Saftbeiebl ftr Die Seitnabnle @liz
iab 4lliger's, tpeld)er angeflast lit, als @gent
Der Commercial Union 8erii6eruuss=@om
pagnie" in 2oubon bebeutenbe 9unlmen un=
terjflagen 5n baben, tullr6e beute Dem Sde<
riff sugsftellt, inoem Der &ngeflagte feline
Siirgidaft anfsutreiben permodte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-27
Die SGnappidGler tn Sub Garps
lima. GAr0p5O, $rtaIlS ttttO
yorhettfer perthtffciIf.

@olum bia, S.s@., 26. 0opbr.-9fidls
ter 8opnien0'S Serid)t trat bente DtoraeR
uleoer 5nIammen, uno nad)6em Die pon ben
Anudlten Small'S NIB 9aroo3o's Qeitellte1
Antrd9e auf Suidub oeS llrtbsils BON benz
Rthter abi6lGgig beifiebeH tp0r6en maren,
muroen tolgenoe llrtbeilspriife gefdllt: ae9en
6rancls Z. SarOoso, Grihatmeiiter BON Siioz
Carolina, We9en Iniettelung zines @omplots
unt oen StaGt Su betritgeu, spei Sabre
@ef1n9niB uno cine @elo6uBe bon $4,000: i'm
Sale oleSel0itrafe iHerbalb ineierSahre
be5ahlt 1T, miro Der Sraiternin nm elm
Sabr perlGn9ert; aegen OaS SongreBmitqlieo
Smals uegen @una6ne elmer 8eitediuna
BON $4,000, lpGbreno Der Qngetla9te Mitglie6
oeS StaatSlenatS mar, breii1brige 3nAts
hauSItrate bel ihuerer 2lrbeit ge9en 6. @aB
Garpenter, ben friibcren @igentbiimer Der
ySoiumbtaz9ailpsllnion," megen 6dli9uug
lsller Re9nun9en ge9en oen Stdat stuei
Sa1:e @etan9nlB II. cine @elObuBe bon $1,000.
Aue orel Serurtbeilte ueroen appellireu.
SmallS mar 9e9en Siir9i6aft in Sreibeit ae-
leet moroeH, mo Der 2lntrag nuroe geltellt,
thH aufS Neue Sur 8iirgidait ,u;nlajeu.
Der Antra9 9adn9te beute nid)t ,ur. @ntid1ei-
oun9, uuo Sntals lpuroe mittlermei(e Dem
9euabriam oes SefdngniBaufIsbels iiberaes
ben. @aroojo befiuoet iidl bereits ieit mebres
rem gSoten i'm 8efaH9niiie, uub iein @nmalt
bat Applttatton i'm @etattung oon Sitrge
Notwithstanding eingereid)t. IS iit nod feiu
Serludl genladlt moroen, Die Sefreiung @ars
penter'S 9e9en Siir9ld)aft ju erwirfeu.
Ser @elomarft.
Nems Dorf, 26. NoUbr.-@elo (etdjt III
L., 8eflel rublg 5u 4.81. Sob ICjlok
ruplg 81 1929. Sun0eS = SbliaatioHen
ld)lonen itett9er; 18S1er Coupons l10s,
neue l865er 1861, 1867er 109, I86Ser II0s,
nelle Sunter i06f, 10.40er Coupons 1881.
Attten l1lofen ltmaHteno uno fau; g{eps
gorter Central 1863, Grie 98, Qafe Sbore 65g.
Sulnoper Central 73t, Bitt80. 764, &bicaoos
gtortbpeltern S6s, PrioritdteH 66g, 0todsSss
lano 1901.
llnteri4atamts Slarg: Sob 800, ,s77,s
623.95; 9ourant $40, ,925, ,6S3. .76.
= DIE 3Ou GInHabmeu betruaen heate
$417 900. s
- Der llnteridasmeilter ;ablte beute fir
Sntereren SlO5, 800 nno fir einge,ogene Sb.
tiaationen 100000 aus. %
Gttte @eriGw6tAtt0 III Guatemala.
Stcbett5ebtt Seri6ap6rer bttts
9ert6tet.
Banama, Is. 9tOo. - Sine SerIf,mTz
ring gegen Die 0fesierun9 BON Guatemala
unO baS geben beS BrdFoenteu garrioS it
am /; D: Ot. entoedt iuOrOeu, uno liebeu;ebn
Ger Serl9morer murOen in Der Blasa Der
9auptltabt eri4ofeu.
Vernttf6te telc9rapbiidtc Senesd,ett.
Die @eiebgebung BON SifSs@ a.
roltna trttt bcute i'll regelmdBiaer Sisuua
Sulammen, 1eoo6 luerOcn tbre 8erbanblunaeT
oleSmal nur ueni9 aGgeneineS Sntereiie Be.
iiBen. ~
- Sin Der n@rap'8 Sronz2tue" oez
bDrtger Yrabm, melder nit beiuabe 5000
5SdBben Rdgel belaoen mar, tiek oeifsr1t nm
terbalb 9S beeling, 8. =lSira., aeaen eineu
YfeiIer Der ~ Baltimore SbobGbnd, Stride bei
Scl0ir mo aut. wv
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8aDnsltnfau. = Sret 9Seristtett
aef6Sfef.

@lisabetb, rs, 26. gtOpbr. - Die
2ofomotipe Ger. "a unO Elm nit 9lrbeitern be-
lebter 3Ig Der Song Srand)er Sabn" ruuroe
geitern bel Miorgau III Der gtdbe BON Soutb
9(mbos, no Die 9rbeiter 8eparatrren an oen
Geleiie pornebnlen iollten, aus ben Sd@ienen
aeworien. Sr, SobH Benebiet aus Nem=
6apen, g9m. .@atjon HnD ein 9lrbeiter, ruelfe
itd) auf Der 9ofomotipe befanben, mHreen all.
genbliflid get6btet, ipabrenb oier ggoere Ar<
heifer Ysfrlef,linnen hnnnutru1en
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Die oefnt1nener Mea Mcrces.

Xe0Oen 0rtb, rs, 26. NOOenber. =
Die pom @eneral 0lileS gefan9euen gte5
Berce8, einidlieBlid beS 6dIptlings Soiepb,
famen geitern 4benO bier an unO m-rbeu in
benz 0ttlitdr9eTdngniie im Sort geapenwOrt6
tm @emabriam gebalten meroen, bis iie mad
tbrer neuen GeierOatiOn i'm Snoianer=Gerritoz
rium abQelen.
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8rnant, strattom & saoler's
GElEZ833{:S:Z!1zS33 :S|!S3

Str. 6 unb 8, 9toro Charles Strabe,
1asesleftionen iest i'm @anse. Sduler tonnen tu
teber iSeit eintreten.
Die Abenbleftionen
fir feds Wonote beginner
Wontag. ben 1. cftober.
9ie Nnftalt nmiaBt einen bodit srinblihen uno
uoldnbisen Stuotenfurlus; oerielbe beiebt in Smdz
ben beften @ei6dftsbduiern sausbariit Sh6ni6reis
ben in ireienl, rniem uno eleaanted gtple; faufz
nndnHif6em Red]nen be- beifen sebrduhliten aIez
tboben; ntertpeiinng ourb Sermttte=
lung BON @eihditsbduiern; GauoeIs= uuo Sdnf=
ueffehr, Der bur unier austaui6lpftem, etnihliesz
lid thatfddIid @elddfts abi6laie nit Ybllabel=
pbia, ytefpzDorf, @bicaso unb anoeren Sauptfdbten
bes sanoes, prattiid betrieben pirb. q ei d its
@orreipo ems tpirb burdb tbatidhltte Irbeiz
ten, Briefe, Die nit ser o beorbert perben gelehrt
99tsen Beotneungen 8ataloges u.i.f. penoe man iih
perfonli ober idriitlidb on obse aoreiie. (223f-)
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eYe3ial.N .Notist,..

9te meaen tirttfdben mno ruIftfdsen eleftrs.
6emtiden, SgerturtaIs, S&tpeteIs unb 9anpIs
baser in Nr. LAT, Saratoga, nabe gutamffrase,
finb jett fir Serren unb Damen in poGer Gbdtgtet.
(Sept10, 12ViteT)
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Surmcebr0ttmf.

30 f fon, 26. Noubr. Der 8o[lmdfler
s. s. Sone8, iun., iit ieit etma sebu Gagen
peri9nuuben. ue6eem er in 8erbiuOnnq nit
ueriGieseHen frInilllen Sperationen geItanben
bate, Sur9 peld)e mehrere bisiise 6irnieu uul
nehr,als 100000 beidWiHbstt por6en paras.