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r., member. Of the Psnu'ylVsnia
~. =, 81 Wet Virginia Pres A'sOeia'
U..' !. =, = b,r. h,d in contemplation a
y, ~ ,,.s,,iou trip, have definitely con-
i'SI,s ,i,ir ,h. Mammoth Gaze Ken
II, ..n' 81 ,ilI star, 90 Tuesday, August
~, , .,;,,.ii,r ,bou,ibs 18th. The arrange
; ~, 1.,' s,r al been completed by Colonel
,"Jt IN d Pit,borgb, who is now in Ken
..,,,' ,..,, "a \, th.t everything will be in
,,,It .,,ii,.. I,r tb. comfort and entertain
,.,sl BE- rbilOr..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22

slvrLrs CoITA1 vas nominated for
Csr., By the National Greenbscker'
i d. Tslh Iudilus district, but he has
rilas letter Of decIinatiOn, in which,
LHnyirs tbs! be hH no desire to re-
s.u plitio', be sAys;
Ipes I'D thaL having been a Green
LxiG !ion the ouue;, and having four
b, y,ar, ripdielted greeDbAcks before
y :op., vh.u macy who now claim to
skaii,ptill champions we're deriding
ttn lpd he sacred casse 10 sustain
Iiish hey we're issued, as we'll as pre-.
lsi., &tir ultima;e WOrthlessness, l
i, rTr naturally, An earnest Adhereni
Gll d h. Republican party which au,
SariRd ibtn, Cblmpioned them, and
", " maintenance Of the national
his nd credit, brought them upin pur'
aYir. rlIus 10 IN equivalent With the
sE dollar any nation can claim to have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22

-, E,yr, Of West Virslnis' and
-. ss.1s S,l.., d Virginia, will be pres
s'sP =. I'd 5.disltiou Of the Catholic
q ~, > !, ~. s,sr.d Heart, at wiOehe''
=, "a supdly neIt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22
Garrett Sehemlns Against Van.
derbtlt.

LoxpoS, July 2o.-The 0bierver, in its
financial article, says Mr., Hiekson, Of the
Grand Trunk, and Ar. Garrett, Of the B.
4 o, are negotiating TO give The Grand
Trunk Chicago connection over Gar
retts line TO eounteraes Vandetbllrs re-
cant acouisiuou.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22

CRY OF MEXICO, July l4.-Mrs. Fos-
ter, wife OF the United States Minister, ID
very III, but her physicians are confident
thai .he will recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22

.,,,,,,,1y loan Of 100000, owing
cai,,,o cam. due on Friday last
s.'.y, y, ~ up.bIe to pay it, an ar.
pI.Sg ,..,, ~ n.ds with the holders Of
~, =. N !, ,,..pd the time Of payment
: .I;,ios - lb,. the interest should be
...in-,lariiy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22

San FRASoIsco, July 2o.-The official
accounts received here show that the re.
treating Indians do great damage to set.
tiers, carrying Of thousands Of dollars
worth OF horses, burning houses and kill.
ing herders. The Umatillas played q
double part, but kept their agreement
with the whites by bringing in the head
OF Egan, the Mulheur chief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22

General Charles K. Graham, Of New
York City, has been appointed Surveyor
Of Customs At thAt port, vice General E
A. Merritt, appointed Collector Of Gus
tnmR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22
woman was suustruck this afternoon
while walking on Miami street, but not

woman was suustruck this afternoon
while walking on Miami street, but not
fatally.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jnly 20.-The mercury TO.
day between s A. n. and P. n. ranged
between So and So deg. There were few
deaths from heat and numerous cases oi
prostration. Reports from various partA
Of Iowa and Wisconsin indicate about the
same degree Of heat as that experienced
here. --r
CAIRO.
CAIRo, July 20.-The heated term con-
tinues here. The Thermometer yesterday
indicated SO degrees, and business is
almost suspended. Last night was the
hottest night Of the season ofar. To.
day the mercury registered "a degrees.
Charles Weber was supstruck yesterday,
and buried to-day. ss
La sALLE.
La sAILE, July 20.--The mercury
marked 96 degrees in the shade to-day.
There were three deaths during the past
several days from sunstroke.
CONCORD.
CoscoRD, July a0.-The heat here to.
day was very oppressive. Thos. HGckett
was sunstruck, aud lies in 4 dangerous
condition. 'g
COOLER, THANK THE LORD.
81. LOUIS, July 2l.-The weather to-
day is very much cooler than any day
for two weeks past, the mercury ranging
several degrees lower than il has since the
heated term set in. A stuff northwest
breeze prevailed all day, cooling and in.
vfgorAting the atmosphere, and St. Louis
has returned almost 10 her normal con.
ditiop. There we're only three cases Of
sunstroke treated at the DiEpensary to-
day, and at this writing no outside csses
have been reported. To use slang
term, "sunstroEe business in this city is
played out"
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 22.-The weather
continues excessively hot here. Nine
cases Of snnstroke occurred to-day, three
Of which were fatal.
NEw York, July 2l.-The thunder
storms in the morning and afternoon
cooled the atmosphere to-day, notWi,h-
standing which L. Meyer, Of First avenue,
and Robert Thompson, of Dominic street,
were fatally affected by the heat
BALTIMORE, July 2l.-There were
three cases OF sunstroke to-day. Thomas
Hancock, who was affected on Saturday,
died to-day.
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LOUISVILLE, July. 20. - RichArdson
Burge, a leading citizen, died yesterday
at Grayron Springs.
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For Additional Telegraph 'es FSirtA Pug.
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LEAyEswoR1H, Ks, July 2O.-To.day
the heat seemed more intense than At any
time during the summer. Everybody
feels the effect Of the continued hot TeAth.
or, and should II last much longer busi.
ness will Be seriously affected. A eolored
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22
MAIL ooSrRAcra LIZ.

The regular miscellaneous bids for car.
rying the United States mails on upwards
Of seven hundred routes were closed BY
the Postotfcs Department this afternoon.
The awards will be made soon.
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RESPECT FOR OLD SOL,

MILWAUKEE, July 20--At the noon
session Of the Chamber Of Commerce, 70.
day, the following resolution was unani-
mousIy adopted:
"Resolved, That the afternoon sessions
OF this Board be discontinued until Sep,
tsmber !, except the last business days ot
July and August, on which days settle.
ment may make Il desirable to have
afternoon sessions" s afth F.s.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-Although
the thermometer marked e0o, there was a
slight breeze from the northeas. which
tended TO make the heat more endutable.
Notwithstanding, there were four deaths
John Diugle, Bridget Bonner, Henry
Keller aud Charles Elds. Margaret Bond,
who was overcome at Gloucester on Fri.
day, died to-day.
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There is no prospect Of anything grow.
ing out Of the challenge Congressman
Hnpton sent 10 Columbus Alexander,
except more cards and words from both
sides. Mr.. Alexander is now preparing
a manifesto to be published on next Mon.
day, in answer TO the posters concerning
him, which General Hunton has had
placed on the trees and posts Of Alexau-
dria,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22

Mrs. Ella Dorr, Of Washington, D. c.,
sent her daughter 10 this city. Not hear.
ing from her from the time she went
away, Mrs. Dorr became anxious and COM
municated with friends. Every effort to
trace her failed. Then Mrs. Dorr came to
the city, and last evening abe found her
dying daughter had been enticed, drugged
and betrayed.
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Troy, N. Y, July 2O.-Two fatal eases
Of sunstroke to-day, Patrick Brsnnan, 8
ioundryman, and Frederick Kliue, farm
hand.
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TrYrN. O., July 2O.-Johu sohu, law
student, was sunltruck to day at II o'clok.
Medical aid was summoned, and some re.
Lief obtained, bot he Is sill 10 critical
condition. The mercury stands e0' in the
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DEATH OF A KslcKERBocKEn.

Another one Of the old Kpickerbockers
and miIlionaires, Colonel N. N. Van
Buren, died suddenly on Thursday even.
ing, at his country residence, in Morris
town, NJ. Colonel Van Burn, at the
time Of his decease, had obtained the age
II ...,nn,v-s;, vaara
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BURFALO.

BuTEALo, July 20-The hot weather
ia driving the residents out Of town
Every berth on the fifteen Lake Superior
boAts Il engaged from two 10 i've trip
ahead; several horses have died; specials
from points within radius Of hundred
miles east, report the weather very warm
ranging s5 TO 9s with l000 At Lockport,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-13
Sertd)te aus Dem SSnmetm Scs
St0ateS.

(1uS annapoli5.) .)-@m SamItaQs> gtadl.
mittage Smii4en ? unO llbr berrihten in Der
um9egenO oeS gSeit6lufeS in Slime Nrlluocl.
@ountp etu beftiatr StlmunpnO uno etu Sd
gellpetter. Slele Sdume puroen entpurielt,
mebrere Sdeuren umgebtaien mo ben Ears
nern an Baturtut- uuO QSeit=TluIie erhebli-
der Sf)aOen Su9eiiigt. Durdj ben ginitur3
Der Sheunen mur0en mebrere Siibe qet6otet,
lopie &utihen uno 2lfcrgerGtbe Serldmettert.
(3erli0renoe Seuersbrltnit.) )-Qm SanlGtaa
Qbeno gegen II llbr brad III Der ben @rbeH
Daniel Seaiauuu'S geb0rlgeu, an Die $50. @.
sc. Spedt unO @ba8. s.. Dean perpa6teten
@rteSmiIhle unmeit Utio0letomn in iSreeerida
@Onutg Seuer aus uel6e8 oielelbe nebIt be-
oeuteuOen @etraioe= unO MeblporrGtheu in
AIfe legte. Die YGhter retteten ibre Sc
| lddftsbiider, elm i'm Stalle itebenbes YferS,
Bferoe9eldlirr, mebrere SdWeine, lomis einiae
Suidlel 2Sat3en uno etpa iiebeu 5Glier Mebl,
pGbrenb 5000 Suidlel Q9aiSeu, 80 5dfier
Wtebl, 1900 Bui1e 6uttermebl, 100 8ui6el
| 9foggen, 25 Ditto tDafer uno Briuatpapiere Der
6trma Spedlt & Dean Uerbrannteii. Oie
Ulible, in melder innerbalb "a Stunoen 10
| 6dlier Mebl gemablen peroen tonnte1, mar
pon Sru. 3. Seaiauper im Sabre 1872 titr
S12 900 auaefauft uno 1T lelt etilem Sabre
mint affefnrirt aeluelen Der Serlult Der Seaz
| fouper'iden Grben uu0 eer Sirnla Sped]t Sc
Sson. 1peldle ebenfalS nidbt Uerlifert 1T, ipiro
ami $4,000 ueranidlagt. Sic llriGbe Oes
| l3ranoes 1T niht ermtttelt, oerletbe entltan0
etua pter StuuOen nab @infeGung Ses 8ss
triebeS Der Nilible.
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stQOt Baltimore.

Die gS ers y e b j htelt gelteru
I'M 9tatbbaule inter Dem YrQitOium oeS
UlagorS SatrObe lire noHatltd)e Sibung.
2Saiers sSngenteW Dtarttr bert6tete, oaB Die
ueue 30brenleitun9 aus Dem !Sampocn.ReIerz
U0ir I'M 2auie 0tee8 WtouatS uoaenoet pers
oCn pitrOe.
Scit DEM L. OS. 90. ieicn oie 8umpen fir
6a5 0ohorud 9icierpom 252 StunDen i'm
8striebe gepeitll, uuO Der 0rulo See, ans
pel6em cas- g8uder gr0BtentbeilS abgelafien
mar, iebt wleOer bis aul Spei Sup uuter oem
gewGbuliten lSaiieritauOe geiiillt.
0aS @eiud) oe5 S0ru. Il. u. &eiubarOt, 23
Sodueru al Der @reeumount= 2luenue, nabe
Der Stu>tgrenje, 2Saier III 9l0hreu, oeren Sc
qung CT belorgtH lulu, 5uSuIuBreH, wuroe 9es
n5hnti9t.
!0r. Dfartin tbeilte aud) nit, oaB ole Qrs
bsltGu all oer perMducntcn QSulierleituna pom
@unpOmOere6lu eineu btfrieolgtuoeu Sort
gang ncbmen. Jiad) Dem Berihte Oes g8al.
icr 9teQiiirator8 SbarrcttS belicien id) Tie
GHnOhmeu I'M UcrilOICuen DOuate oui
$28, 8,559.08.
Ser 0teglitrator mur0e onaeuieien, @erio=
uen, Die nit Der 3abuug Der gS0iirnlietbe
lm 9fitfanOe ituO, Oa5 gSOiier I'll ent3teben.
9tadGcm behlofien mar, oaB Die GinfrieOis
gung oeS Dtouut 9topals sGeierOoir8 entiernt
un0 Der Yurf Seb0rOc geitattet Wer6en ioQ,
Die Dtount 9togal AueHue 9eraOe gu le9eH
unO oaS 3{ClcrOoir ais 8bcil oeS Druio Silt
ParteS gu aunettiren, erfol9tc Sertagun9.
Der ,8ermania 9RGuuerdlor II"
Oeranitalttte geltern 9lbcno Dor 3iCmlid gut
belud)tem 0aule ell @onSert Der ,Dtdnner=
d)ol" er0iiHete oafelbe nit benz a6tiden
.WanOerlieo," luOraui 0tao. u. 6ammer nit
eiuem ySalUe, Watta" bon Oterca0ante Dor
OaS Rublifum trat.
Die Dame, luetdc anger einem anjprehen4
ben lOnOren Wie8O.Soprau and cine tii6tiqe
Sdule beibt, trug Die Competition in Sarter
mo ernit om1oa6ter g9eiie Dor, unO Der ibr
oaiiir 9cipeuoete Behalf peranlaBte fie Su ei4
uem @ncore, oa8 ibr auBer itiirmiihem ap=
plau8 aud Slumenipeuoen elnbrafte.
9tidt minOer gut gCfel ipdter cine BON Der
Dame Su @eb0r gcbradte >, ,gSal3er. 2(rie" BON
2Ot9an. Die @b0re yoie Wtaiuaft," Cont
tag uno Wtonta9" UNI y9riiB' Soft, meldle
Der DfInncr0Or inter yettung 6e8 6rn. 6qnl=
mcr oortrug, uerieblten ibre gSufunq niht
mo bradIteu ben SGn9ern Die Auertenulua
oe5 Nuoitorium8 eiu.
Sor. unO Sri. SOtbe ipislteu Motiue ans Der
SpCr pom Ba8quale," iltr alaper beqrbei.
tet, III alterttnnen5nert1er Seiie uu0 f1nOeu
in Dem aHucicn0en PubIitum Ountbare 3u=
b0rer.
GH Yatent erbielt pom Botentamte su
2Salbtn9ton 6r. 9Sm. GoughriOge aus Bal
tImore auf Sabnmagen.8remien.
@e9en Abtritt8reiuigung o6ne
: @on3eiiton bate iid 9eiicrn Daniel
Oau9bertp Dor 8rieoen8ri6ter 8enner III per.
antlpOrten unO muroe in lleberenItimn1una
nit Den bcitebenoen @eeten gu elmer @elSs
buBe bon $25 un6 in Die Soften uerurtbeilt.
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1ermtSd,te telearapbiSd,c sepeSd,cl
1T porgeitern Abenb i'm rYalace !6otel" /
San GransiscO Qeltorben.

- Ser Sdauiuteler y. s. Nf outagu ne
1T porgeitern abenb i'm rYolace 6otel" 81
San 6rauSi8co geltorben.
- Sn @lmmoOo, Sno., bat man auI
eineu Sobtenbofe $4,000 BON ben $4,000 gez
fuuoen, lpelfe letteu Samfag Der y@rfau9e
8aut" in Qnoerion, Sub., geitObleu iuurOen.
- Safob 4lopo tuurbe uorgehtrn unlueit
Norfolf, Str9., Ourd Sad @uerett aus
@tieriuAt eridoden. SeiOe SetbeIlt9te was
ren yteger.
= 0ie Gepublifancr OeS 7. GongrcBbiitrif-
tes bon BenniDtuauien baben 5rn.
g8. @otti9ulf ais @ou9reB GanDtOaten mo-
minirt.
- ST. Sobn g. GinieGep, gadtsr
oe8 Speet @balpbeate SpringS =@igentbums,
itarb gelteru IN Gi6mnn6, &trg. Ser Ser
itOrbene betrieb irtber ein 9Otel III 8alti-
more,
- Sn E Golebo, Ohio, famen geiterr
1000 Sa9gonlaoun9sn 2Saiien-etwa 400.
600 Sulbel On. 9teie GuantItdt lit BIZ
grDBte, welf)e ie OIL einem einSigen Gage ir
Der ermdbnten Staot cmpfangen muroe.
- Die @ldubiaer Der falliten 6irma 6,
81. Siibop & 6 omp. III @inciunatt
(oeren @bef Der @ouoerneur uou Ohio 1T
ie,ten geferu eiueSeriammluna unb beidlol
len, iid) nit 40 Bro3ent ibrer @nthaben gu
Irieoen au seben,
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Neruiid1te 9epeid)ett Gus NeIus
NAnrf

Stem DOrf, y. 2lu9nif. - Die SOot5
mannI6ait oeSn columbia &ouegS" bat eineH
0iientlIden @mpfaHg, wClAcr Den Wfit9le0erll
gu gbreu BON Der StaOtbeb0rOe peranitoltet
,peroen iollte, abgClebnt.
- Sob er6nHete Reutc gu 1903.
- Oie 2lrbelt an Der @ait 9tiOer &riife
puroe beute eingeltellt, neil Die Serwiltiqnng
iiir eaS Suuwerr auigebrautt ut. 6uui,
buuoert 2lrbeicr muroen cutlaiien-
- Ser 90mpicr u@itp Of Otcrioa" lit Don
9era @ru5 angetonlmtu-
- Die GOD @iunabmen betrugeH bcute
&276 O0O
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@atoedun8 bon 0olomt:tett 0nt
Sfinfin1s.RitIer.

3 8 m d, ~, II. 2lu9. = 0lnc
S6aar @oloiu9er fcbrte beute per 9umpier
bon ben StinfIng 9tiuer @Olonmcn iiiolld)
bonn Sort Suffer 5uriid. Sene Heute berihten,
OaB iie eiH 9roBeS Blacer entoedt babeI, i'll
wel3em ith reihe @OIoiddBe befinOen, uuO
IN 8Olge 9siien Die Geute al ben YelowltOne-
Yolten unO oil Den GaudjOS in jener 9egeno
ansgetRiifeu uuo na4 ben Heuen Dtueu 9ceilt
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Die otcSjabrige 2Sctnernote in Gali=
for1atett.

gSaibingtO II, y. 2tuguit.-6r. @eo.
u. Oteb meloet Dem aderbau-@ @ommiiidr III
einem pom %. Sult aus SocrameuIo, @al.,
oatirteu SG]reiben: pie Oiesjdbrige gSeilB
eruOtc miro alien AuSii9ten uab Die ergie-
bt9ite ietn, weld)e iemaIS III GaliiOrnien er3ielt
mur0e. gSir trefieH Srrbereiluugen, nm 1000
&Onnen &rauben an NOEnen elnlunOdnen." /"
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9tbermaIiger &rafebt stntSd)en ia
tbOliidIen ttttS proteitanttiGest
cSrlG1tNertt in Canada.

Ottama, Ont, u. gtu9uit. - Sin aus
2ehrliugen beitebenbp .proteitnntlld1e Sr>
gauiiatiou, weldle itf Orange OOuug Sri.
tons Brentices8onS" nennt, maridirte heute
nit ben ySrue= Slues" un0 etma 175 Sra'
ntern aus Otontreal ourh Die bauphd6lidlen
StraBen. 9ln Gdc Der Sparf5- uno gSeu8s
iraBe orduate iid ein 0tauibolo, 9tamen8
Som &enneop, i'll Den 3ug unO uerludlte, Ell
neu 9rommler Su Sooen 81 iuerteH. Sle
Vehrliu9e priigelten Oen9fauibolo minoClweld,
uno er ialrirte lid) itlieBtd), inoem er iber
einen 3aun iprarg unb iidb IN einem Soljboie
oerltedte. Die Srauier ans OtOutreal mur'
Den an Der @fe Ger Oorf. uno SHfierltraBe
BON elmer 2lnSabl 0ftt9lteOer Der fatbOliiden
Union ange9riffen, idlugen Die Settereu Iez
bod in Die SSludt. Die 2lngreiisr entflohen
0urdl elm @dBdeu, ebe Die YoliSei ibrer babz
bait peroen fonnte. SpGter tpurOeu Smei
SerbaitunQCn por1enommeu. - lad)oem ltb
oer3u9 Dor oer, ,Srauier.0alle" aufgelDit bate,
pm0en Spel Der Srautr aus Ntonreul au
Der 9SellrnatOnraBe angefallen. Sie gu93n
rubig hires gSegcS, ais Elm DtttglleO Der
llniOu IT'D binter ile ldhdl unS etuenI OeriCl~
ben er1lsn mGr0erlld,eH SdDlag uuf ben aopf
uerleBts. Der Seritbr oc5 IeI9en Au9rllt5
muroe uerhaitet.
Sttama, -. gluauIt. - 6eute Aben0
Dtrlanmelte it'd clu aus cma 500 0tItglleberu
Der Union" beltehenosr YDbelbauie, nit Res
uOlUtru uno Steiuen bepaffuet, beI benz Sabn-
boie, pon meltem aus Die Sranler ans WOnt-
real nm 10 llbr abtelien mOItea. @twa 100
Mana WtlIitdr uuo cine 2lbtheiluug BOliSeI
wareH aHi Gem Blabe. Ser YOll5ei @bei
begab il6 inteiieu nab Der ,,Sraner 0alle"
uno iiberreoste ole Srdnier, ben 3ug nidt al
Dem SahnbOfe 81 beei9eH, ioHoerH fib III
aller Stille na6 Der nGffteu, orei Nteilen
melter eutieruten Station Su begebeH. Der
beiiirdtete 3uIammenlloB wnrOe auf bieie
Welle uerbiitet.
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SSrTm0e.

Grop, N..g., 12. 9lug. - Die Sutidu1=
fabrit BON lDilber & gHitberS, ein gSobnbauS
uno cine SAsuue auf Sanpg. pill wurGen am
Sonntag Norsen Ourh 6euer 5erit0rt. Ser
luit SIG, 800; YerN6crnng $4,000. @tnc
labme 6rau, Namen5 Dtarp Otis, eridrat
oermoBen our4 ben 6eueralarm, oaB ile itarb.
6run5t8 0, y. Auguit.-9er
brittle 8beil pes StdbtAen8 Sbalta, 0arunter
beinabe bas sun5e @ed1dit6uisrtel, murOe
heute friib bnrA cine 6euerSbrHnt eiH8ez
1ihert
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Gntiprpt,oenc ,peiblid,c Straatnae,

81 d. nj ouo, Str9., Il. Augulf. - 6iHf
wetblithe Strdflin9e, 5pei peiBe unO Orei
9tegerinnen, eutfamen Wdbreno Der oergange,
nen gtadt aus BEN bieit9eu 3u9tbauie. Die
@ebduoe, weld)e ben rpeibliten @cfungcnen
aum Auientbalte oicneH, fnO einfade 6OlS.
bitten uno bon oein 6auptgebduoe 9etrennt,
10 oaB bic SludJt nit leiGter Dtiibc bcperf-
itelllgt perben fonnte. Die einSl9e Sdlmie=
rigfeit, meldle Den 6liihtigen i'm Bege itaHo,
nGdOem iie Die aus 2atteu uuo WtOrtel bette
beuoe gSanb ourdbroAeu batteu, beftano Oa=
rim, Die @a6ianlfeit per I'M 0Oiraume ltatioz
nirteu eln5igeu SGilowadje 81 biutcrgcbcn.
Sic brei 9e9erinneu muroen beute lpieOer
ciugcian9en, allen Die beicen meiBcn 6raueu
itno nod auf ireien 5iiBcn. @tne Der 2eete,
rem if cine SrGn5Glin, gtanen8 2lmelie Jtoui=
lei, uel9e Dor etwa IS Otouateu in NorfoIt
einem 6rn. @oularo aus 8rooflpn 9taman-
ten i'm @srtbe oon $1,000 9etoAlen bate.
6r. @ouIarO befanb iih oamal8 nit isiuer
iu gen Srau auf Der Srautrciie unO mar i'm
Oaue Der @efangenen abQeitlegen.
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@iebmarft it, VDtlaoelpDia

Ybila0elpbia / a, y. 9lugut.- = 3ln0Dicb
flau, Serfdufe 1900, cute 81, 0fitteliorte .,
oroindre 4444.
Sdaaie lebbaft, 8erfauie $1,000, quite bis
prima 4-44, DtitteliOrte 34-4, OrOinare
13-34.
S9meinc lebbaft, Serfaufe 5000, quite bis
pr;ma 7-7g, Mittelorte 61-64.
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@rPrOHOn siHss ralIiioen aOrseOsb0Otes'

-, 0+ SettOUeW Behpotet' -
NicoGaieff, y. Auguft. Gin riff
ldeS Sorpeooboot erplOoirte beute i'm hiefi-
gen Saien, uuo "a 9erionen muroen oet0otet.
aurie Ssabeloepefdleu.
- Der I'M Sabre 1867 uerurtbetlte Serier
@lancp mlro bemnGhlt sur 4uspanoerung
mad Anltralien beguOoiet meroen.
- Der 0roihleufutiAer 9(usitanb in
YariS 1T 10 5iemllf beenoet. 3pei 0rittcl
Der Sutl@er baben tbre 6obrteu pisoer aufqes
nomnleH.
- Sn 2onOOn iinO gfadridlteu BON Der
@eitfiiite BON 2lfrifa eingetrofien, mad, mel.
den 6ieter urO 9tubr bort groBe Serbeeruns
gen anridten. Sn 2a9oS 1T elm 8iertel Der
europGiiden SeO0lterung geitorben.
- Der ungariidle Bremer Sis,a lit uid,t
MIR i'll Sepf=Sp0rgp, iOnOern audl in Sdlen-
uie gum 0teid8ta9S 2lbgeOrOneten eripdblt
porSen.
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9 ton, u. u9ut.-Danisl lS. &5eO
aus Dialben trat beute pom anfauge DER
StatefraBe aus cinen Spajtergang mad Gan
6ranSlscO an, pelden Srt CT in $50 8aget
III erreidlen oeoeuft
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S6sitern eines GrEurTnms=Sa0rs
1p4fnpd

6atifor, 81. @, u. 9luguf. = Sin
bier ein9etrOnener Sricf berldltet, OaB 9rH.
@bld'S GrturionSfabr5eu8 ans SOftoH am
27. Suli al Der SoiS.jniel itranOete unO III
Elm uOuitdnolgeS 98rad umgemanoelt purOe.
Ale am gorO befinoIiHe YaiOueu pur0eu
1Prettet
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Gin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mrrhret,e,,.

Pater on, IT'S, Z. Nugult. = Gln
8radt5ug Der g@rie- Sabn" iibcriubr gegeH 10
llbr gsiterH glbeuH uabe Der Yaiaicz Sriide
ben S6rper zines WtauuCa, luelder ipdter ais
ein gewiiier 8artbOlomem Yic9rail iOentllt.
Sirt wurOc. Wc@rail'S Sopf wur0e fat adnS-
ltd pom 0tumpie 9ttrenut, auein Die &bats
Jade, oaB Gle Qel4e 0an1aI5 idon falt mar,
nnD OaB fein 8lut aus Der gSunoe ilOS, iOmie
ueri6 eOeue anoere lln1itanbe Osuteu al, oaB
0tc@rail oa8 Spfer eine8 WtOroeS lit, unO
baB ietne 2etfe auf baS @eleiie gelegt muroe,
INT oas Serbred)en 5u perbergen. NtaH entz
bedte Die Spur elHeS gSagens, ncltJe bis nabe
au Den Srt fiibrte, no Die 9eife 9efunoen
puroe, unb meltere Spuren lahen erfennen,
oaB bic lleberreite bort aus oem gSa9en ge-
worien NIB mad Oem Geleiic 9e5errt wubeH.
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Ser Srfntt In Connecticut.

eriOen, @onn., u. 2tuguIt.- 6reoOie
9ittleuooo, pelder wdbrenO oe8 Srtan0 5u
g8auin9ioro am lebtenBr1ltage uerleet purOe,
1T ieinen gGunOen erle9en. Die 3lBl Der
SpiCr belGuft itf jett auf brtiBlA.