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The Arizona sentinel., 1878-03-16

dressed and surrounded with all
the personal effects, is placed up
on a funeral pile and consumed.
No disposition is ever made of
the ashes. A feast is celebrated,
and if the deceased was possessed
of any horses, they are killed and
eaten; his possessions are said to
be bad, and are burnt or destroy
ed. The female relations of the
departed mourn for many days,
manifesting their grief by tearing
out their hair, cutting their bod
les, and destroying everything
they possess, not even saving u
vestige Of their garments. If
any member of the tribe should
kill another, whether in the heat
of battle or in cold blood, he re-
turns to his home and atOnes for
the necessity of having been COM
PEELED to commit the deed by
keeping a fast for one moon; on
such occasions he eats no meat
only vegetables-tlrinks only Wa
ter, knows no woman, and batheS
frequently during the day to pu-
rify the flesh.
Among these tribes they have
a ceremony for celebrating the ar
rival of a virgin to the age of pu-
berty. When the old women as
certain the fact, the whole tribe
collect together and celebrate the
occasion with a feast. The ap-
plicant for womanhOod is placed
in an oven or closely covered hut;
this is made by digging a hole, in
which they lay heated stones, cov-
ering them with twigs and bushes,
upon which the novice is placed;
hot water is then thrown upon
the stones, and when completely
steamed and saturated with pro-
fuse perspiration, she plunges in
to the river and takes q bath.
This process is kept up for three
days, maintaining a fast all the
time. The feast celebrated, the
girl is considered q woman and
ready for marriage. The maidens,
however, do not generally marry
early. They become fully devel-
Oped at about twelve or fourteen,
and grow so rapidly that in few
years they look coarse and fat.
Previous to a birth, the mother
leaves her village for some short
distance and lives by herself un-
til a month after the child is born;
the band to which she belongs
then assemblies and selects name
for the little one, which is given
with some trivial ceremony, and
the mother then returns to her
home.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-03-16

NEW PATENTs-Through Dewey & Co.,
Patent Agents, San Francisco, We receive
the following list of United States patents
granted to Pacific Coast inventors, viz:
J. H. Cavanagh, s. F., screen ;J. L. Heald,
Vallejo, Cal, stop-cock; E. Carter, Folsom,
City, Cal, bee-feeding device; F. Honson,
Nevada City, Cal, fumigator; (re-issues)
j. L. and G W. Stevens, S. f., cases for
transporting eggs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-03-16

The river-gauge ought to be set above
the mouth of the Gila instead Of on the
bridge-pier. 1t frequently happens thai
the gauge indicates rise of the water and
conveys an idea of good steamboating on
the upper Colorado, whereas the rise is
only local and due to some swell of the
ella by iains in the interior.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-03-16

THE Enterprise oEce claimed that its
zeal in the cause Of democratic organiza-
ton was 'hotter than burned boot"
There certainly was an odor in the demo-
cratic atmosphere of Yavapai at one time /;
but now it begins TO look as if some Inde-
pendent had captured the organ"
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-03-16
The Arizona Sentinel.

Published every Saturday by the
Sentinel Publishing Company.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-03-16

THERE was larger crowd than usual
at the railroad passenger depot on We'd
desday morning. The boys were out in
force to witness the arrival of new curios
for the local museum.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-03-16

All merchandise consigned to my care
will receive careful handling and be for
warded with dispatch and by experienced
freighters, at lowest market rates.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-03-16

GEORGE TYING, Editor
AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-03-16
YUMA IN IS54.---V.
Indians--Dress--P CeremO-
nies.
BY LIEUT.. n. MICHLER.

coarse cotton cloth, three or four
feet long, passed between the legs,
the ends drawn over a cord tied
around the waist, and then allow
ed to fall loosely down. The wo-
men wear very becoming and a
very pretty dress. They take the
inner bark of willow, cut into
strips about an inch wide and suf-
ficiently long to extend from the
waist to the knee. A number of
these pieces are woven together
at one end and selvedged, the
edge being long enough to go
half way around the body; two of
these pieces-the one called the
a-be-hike and the other the alter
dick-are secured in front and be-
hind by means of strips composed
of the same material, and cover
ing the body from the hips to the
knees. The front portion is WOW
en- plain, but the back into an an
gular shape, with lump at each
side, answering the same purpose
and appearing like hustle. On
this protuberance the women car
ry their children of two and three
years of age, rope passing
around the groins of the child and
the ends tied together in front of
the mother; as she approaches
you, nothing is seen of the child
but little foot dangling down on
each side. The bellies of the tribe
ornament these petticoats with
bits of cOlored cloth, etc. When
these Indians lie down to sleep,
they strip and cover themselves
with their clothes, having nothing
beneath them; in winter they keep
warm by lying near fire. The
hair of both males and females is
cut square across the forehead
above the eyes, the sides and back
left long; the men wear it very
long, as it is considered a great
ornament, and braid it in small
rolls; the latter are used in secur-
ing their bows, arrows and clothes
above water when swimming a
river. The women do not wear
it as long as the men. They speak
Of one of their celebreties, now
dead, with great respect, as the
warrior with the very long hair.
Both sexes paint; the usual colors
are vermilion, black and blue.
A very few are tattoOed. This
operation is performed by prick
ing the skin with the sharp point
of a flint, and sprinkling in the
wound the dust of charcoal. Very
few ornaments are used. The
chiefs of the various bands seem
to have a distinct official badge,
consisting of pearl-shellS suspend
ed by rings from the nose. Both
men and women are passionately
fond of glass beads.
Although their language is not
sweet, the sounds being cultural
and harsh, still their names are
very pretty. Three of the bellies
of the tribe were named Ma-vah,
He-pah and Le-och. There ap-
pears to be no marriage ceremony.
If man and woman like each
other, they live together; if they
afterwards disagree, they can sep
arate, provided there be no chill
dren, and even then they can
marry again should both consent.
Unmarried women are taken care
of by the tribes; children can go
from one hut to another, and will
be fed and cared for as belonging
to the tribe. Nor do they have
any funeral ceremonies. When
a death occurs, they move their
village, although sometimes only
short distance, but never occu-
pying exactly the same locality.
The dead is burned; the body,
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-03-16

c. w. CRANE, Agent, 426 Montgomery ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-03-16
Defy Competition.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-31
@erutiSd1tc telearapbtSd,e seneSd,eu.

Die ySnoianapolis. SlOomtngton,g
itern.gabn" rpurbe geltern gu g 10 om ing :
ton, ST., auf 8efebl oeS 8unOesgeridtS
oerftei9ert unb BON einem @omite Der Sbliga.
tionens sSnbaber fir 81 900 900 angefauft.
- Der Yro5eB 9e9en 6ran gorena
aleranber, u Die angeblide M0roerin
Srana 0einber9er's, alias Stuttering Saf's, E"
rabm geltern III Bridgeport, Conn.,, leinen
anfang.
- @s perlautet, baB bic @aISiperfe unb
NGgelfabrif Der vSefferion @ompagnie" 81
Steubenpi1le, Sbto, auf Die Oauer beS
aansen 8inters auBer 8etrieb geiebt lperben
iollen. Die @igentbiimer beidmeren iit) iiber
Ran9el on Seffeaun9eu unS baben bic 4nse-
itellten anfgeforoert, ii6 etnc Gobnreouftion
bon 20 brO5ent gefallen 5u laieu. Die @al3s
merfe beiddfti9eu 700 2lrbeiter nuo itno Die
beoeutenbfen in Der betrefienoen @eaeno.
- Die 1ffentlid]en o g d)ulen in
Seri ieDs s itb, N.=S., perben in ben mad.
itea 3agen gsi6loiien lueroen, wsil fein Self
gum Nnfaufe bon Set3noterial norban6en it,
- Sn Y bill q belp / q tpuroe geftern cir
9eneral- -Sonoent Der Il nitarier Der Wtit
telftaaten er0ffnet. Inter anoeren hielt 8ditoI
@baa. St. gSelo aus Baltimore einen 8or
trag.
= Das ansebot Der SS. q. S. & 6. 8
8cas BON Der fauiten uR CBenni.
Spars Sanf," ibren @l6ubi9ern IS Yro
sent 5u beSablen, ift BON ben @ldubiaern on
| 9enommeH unb pom Bunoesgerihte Qeneh
mist worben. Die ausSablung Der erlten Di
utoenbe bon fiiaf BroieHt Iog am ndd)fte
Sretta9e begonnen ueroen,
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Sberutan'S S6retben+ - Rod eitte
GtfLdrlttt9 2ln0erSon's.

btla0elp b ia, 80. Stt.-Ole yBreB"
miro morgen etne BON Sa8. 6. Anceriou Dor
eiuem 9totare eiolid) erbartete @rfldrun9 iiber
oas oftermdbnte Sberman'ife S6reiben per-
Gfientliden. 9lnoeriou bebauptet, er bdtte
am 8. SUM- b. S., na6oem er Gs 3euge Dor
benz Yotter'id]en &omlte aufgetreten mar, s.
6. .2Seber, eineu Sruoer oe8 ermorbetenSuper=
niiorS gSeber, III philadelphia getroffeu. g8es
ber bdtte inn mitgetbeiit, er lei i'm Seitbe Oe8
fragliden SAreibeu3 uno piirOe fir $4,000
ais 3euge tiir Die 0emofrateu auftreten. 81
(AnOetion) bdtte 8eber'5 Augabe 0em bieii.
gen anmalte S. 0t. Sppber, einem inttmeu
5reunoe bes 0feprdientanten BOtter, mitgez
tbeilt, unO gSeber, Nnberlou uuo oSnpber mds
rem am folgsnben Gage uab Waibington ab-
gcretit. g9eber hatte iidj bort 5rpei QSodlen
lang gepet9ert, lusiagen Su MAIDEN, neil
tbm Die Oelnofrdten- er erfldrte-nid)t
bic perlan9te Summe Saglen pollten.
Nm 27. SUM enblit bdtte @Seber rlitQe=
tbeilt, oaB er 3u einem @inoeritdnoniiIe NIT
ben 9emofraten 9elangt lei, mo bdtte ibm
(4nber!ou) oarauf Oas S9relbeu Sberman's
ge;eigt, ieOod iei tbm Die llnteri6rift ais un>
Gd)t oorgefommen.
Die GrflGrun9 eriudbnt unter 4nberem Die
in ben 4usiagen @eber'S entbaltenen gSioer-
ipriide uno Die Inineugunsen oeS @ontite'8
oaS S6relben oes SrlefS our6 ben SefretGr
nah3umeiien. 4nberion inpoluirt in Der @rz
flGrung cine bebeutenoe In3abl Der Wttgliez
Der oeS Osuotratii9en gfational=@omite'S uno
anoere Oemofraten, tpelAe an9eblid ais 49en
ten oes Pottel'l6en SOmite's fun9irten.
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1tnfintt a,ts oer ss6ble bes Srppbp=


Sm alten @rie9enlanb ioa es cine 61h1e
sessben baben, in ipel6er Sober, Der iie betrat
= auh Der Serniinfttgte - iiberihnappte;
htelt iie heilig. - llnlere @abl=@ =@ampagnen
itno pieifah nit iener 60be per9lifeu nor
ben, uno Der Seraleid, lit nidt gang vohne."
Wenn man Die Stumpreoen anbDrt, n6f)te
man ben 8etreffeuben oft fragen, wie @alius
ben Srutus: ,haben mir benn uon Der Soil.
iuursel gegelIen ?"-oenn Der @abnlinn lteft
f0rnllid) an. 0as 8abuiinnigite in Der
Stumpreonerei leiitet ieOenfalls Der bemofra=
tlide @anbtoat Grip i'm meitlifeu Minouri.
Der rans. b. 9Seitens" entnimmt elmer leiner
6eben folgeuoe 8liitbenleie:
uSh bin Elm ben9aliider &0ntgstteer. SD
meiie ieds 6uB ,wei GOD Don &opi su 6uB
nnb iel5s 6us 5mei 3oa BON SUP su aOpi
allo sm6lf HuB bier 3o1 sulanlmen. gSenu
i'd mid anf Die Sinterpranfen itele, pete idl
melne sSdnse on Der Monoideibe.
SD lage btele Senler Ceine 9egner) aus
benz 9ididte, leibe iie in Stiide, trinfe ibr
Slut, sernlalme ihre @ingeipeioe lno ipeie ite
oann aus oem Rad)en.
SD liebe es, su briilen unb at beulen uno
M1es in Stiide su reiben; ater id) fanu aud
lhnurren tpie ein &atletn. Sapobl, BEL @ott,
i'd fann au4 idnurren.
Sd, bin elm importirter SoGblutzSagbhuno.
Sd folge idnurftrads Der Sdhrte eines Biloes
ltub gebe ni9t nadl, nod tnerbe i'd trre, ipeuu
nift etn iibelriedenoer 2lasgsier ooer Elm
Stlnftbier msinen Yfab freust.
SD bin Der tueibe gSal bes @ismeers. SD
ihrpimme Sueihunoert Saoen unter Der Sbsr=
fiddle. SD peridltnse Die fleinen Stlbleiu
Gelne @eguer) rob unb iprise iie baum pnrt
meine Naienl0d) 16 SLATER b0ber, ais BIZ
Spise bes Norbf OILS.
Beoenfet, Mitiir Ter, baB id ales @slo
bas i'd i'll @ait'ngt,u ifeblen mag, blerbsl
brtnsen unc bier 1s Jsben luiirbe!
Stimmt fir Slip, oefien Sdlaf Der nnge
itorte Sdlumme, b.r llnifulo iit, beiier
Seele 10 meib 1T, iuie Elm Stidtud, unb oefier
&uI 10 unbefledt ~, rpte be Weber zines Sam
NEST"
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Sir bic 291 Cite i'm gtational, ,ab9eorb=
neten=6auie iinb ieet 904 @anotO a t e n
i'm S Se1be, ais ba iiuo: 8epublifaner, De.
mofrateu, 9reenbdfler, SemperenSler, Soz
sialiiteu uno ullnabbdngige." Sn 2 @on-
greg ifriften iino y, in 5 le 5, in % ie
4 uub in 60 je brei @anoioaten auf ben 82i-
men. = Sas fuiro Elm @ejanlmer geben am
6. 9fouember !! i!
lleber Die ihlGfrigen beuti ben gS el t.
blatter idreibt baS y@inc. SOlf8blatt:"
Die ySrantfurter 3eitun9" BON uier,ebnten
Sftober bringt Die 0teoe, Die ihr eigener Ser
ans9eber, Or. Sonnemann, am neunten
Sf;Ober i'm oeutiten Barlamente gebaltsn
bat. gbenio briu9t Die ya6lnil6e 3eitung"
bonn finfBebuten Sttober Die berelts am sebnz
fen Sftober gebaltene Gebe beS ioSialiiltifen
Ibgeoroneten Saiielmann. 9a8 1T journaz
liltil1er llnternebmung8geiif in Oeutl6lauo,
mo man NIT pornebmem gfaleriimpfel1 auf
amerifa uub bic anlerltantdle Breiie berabz
iiebt."
Die uN.,g. Sribiine" jammert i9on ba-
riiber, baS Die 3 m { r t e II, iobalo ite
bic Gontrole oes Senats unb Repraientantenz
bauies baben, ben gan5en Setrugsi6rpinbel
binausfegen meroen. &iinfti9e @rei9uiiie iuers
fen ibren 96aiten oOraus.
ueber ben am rifanii9 9en &rieg
iinb bis Oato 5neitauleno peridiebene gSerfe
ner0hentlld)t porbeu. Gin gut Sbeil bieier
&rieg8 8-2tteratur bat europa auf Dem @emiis
len, bic 9r0Bere 6dlfte atcr 1T in ben Ser.
Staaten periibt morben.
Die groBe st. 2ouiier s. ii d e iiber
ben Otiiiiiippi loG ON 20. 0e5ember me9en
Sppotbefeni6ulb perfault merben; eS laften
barauf 5lpet 5ppotbefen, cine gum Setra9e
bon $4,096, ,571.83 in Sob uno bic aubere
BON S2,632 ,256.53, mas 5uiammen bic Sleta
ni9feit bon Sc, 728, 1886 auSmaht.
Sn Baris fano porgefern bic Sermdblun9
elmer u nj ert rtfanerin nit etnem u NJ
9ehDrisen Der bod ten bent d en-
u r / # II q Il e ftatt. Die Sraut mar
SRI. @race Sofiman 8urnett, So6ter bes
Gen. Burnett BON gtefp<Oorf, Der Brdutigam
Siftor bon Serten, Elm gteffe beS 6iirlten
BON 6euB; b. Serten 1T preuBii6er 6ujarelt=
lieutenant.
Die betegoit5ei Der 8elt, wie Der
Stem Dorfer BOB" bic ieintge neuut, bat
abermals Elm 8dtblel Su ratben befomnleu.
Nod betradten fid Die Boli3eiweiien uuo
fra9en, tpie es mO9lif mar, bab Die DWar,
battan ganf" beraubt merben fonnte, uno
l6on tpieber berid)ten bic 8ldtter cine groBe
&aubtbat. Sin Der 5. Ipenue in Stem Oorf
pOhnt eine rei9e Srau, gtamens .Sgoen,
oereu Wtaun sufdaig abpeieno 1T. Wontag
Ibenb gtng ite dlafen, nahbem ite baS Saus
gebDrlg perifloiien bate; gegen MItternaAt
erpadte iie unb faub 3pei Wdnner in ibrem
S6laf3immer; ais ite itd, regte, btelt man
ibr etn nit @bioroform getrduftes Sud Dor
bas @eitbt, 10 baB lbr Die Sinne ifmaHbeu.
alS uOrseitern ibre 5ausbdltsrln iie meden
woate, fano oleie ibre Serriu gefefieit uno elm
Sud in ibrem Salie fteden unb alle 3immer
nurdiu9t. Grft gesen II llbr selang es ben
Aer3ten, bic Slau gum 8eipuBtiein gu britt
gen. Die 8duber batten 5000 baar uno Die
Sumelen Der Srau s'funben. 5te trug suei
9iamantriuge an ben Sin9ern, einen 5osen
Die 9tebe ab, uno bon benz anoern brud)en ite
ben Steiu ans. g8ie Die 9iebe in baS 5aus
gefommen iinO, iit eln 6dtbiel.
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Sasesneaigfeitelt.
lGattprteue. telesrapbifdbe unb aSeebislbl&tter=
0eptt3en.l

Der Staatsiefretdr @parts bat poraeiiern
cine bi p lomatii de Note an @nalano
9ert1tet, bic nl09l1d3er @eiie su seipannten
Se3iebnngen suiid9en ben Ser. Staaten unb
@uslanb fiibren fann. Sin Sbieosgeridt
bat ndmlih @nslanb ete Summs bon S5,=
100000 fir Siideret-@ @ntl1dbieunaen suae-
iprodsn. Dieie Suu1me 1T peruiligt uno
liegt our Ins5ahlun9 berett. Sefr. @barts
seigt aber ben 5erren gngldupern plStli1 on,
baB er oaS Gelo porldufig nid,t aus5ableu
tpiro, inoem Die Neu= 6unpldnbsr Die auleriz
faniihen 5iider in ieber Betie bebeuiaen uuo
fid babel auf aofalseieee fifteen. Da Die
Ser. 3taateu nit @n9lanb nno nid)t nit
yteu-Tunolano ben @ertrag abgeiAloiien ba,
ben, 10 III bic bon beim Staatslsfretdr einge>
nommene Saltuna gang in Der Sronuns. =
5r. @uarts miro 1e6od ntd)t oarunl herlnl-
fonisuen. bic ffipulirte Summe su sablen.
@rau'a italieniid)e Sper ihetnt ipleoer ettt@
mai benz Sd ale pieler Sper NJ
geiellidafisn perfallen gu stn,
tp,e aus foiaenSem @ertdte oes uelebelano%
Inaeiger" bsrporsebt: >, ,Wtt Der @rall@en
OperuSelelldaft, rpelye p.raefern MoeaO
bier In Der Afaoeniie auftreten l6.fef W %
NihtS getporoen. Gle iit ben Beg aues
6leiihes gesangeu, ebe iie Glepelano nniihes
MAIDEN fcnnte, 1T fte udmiid, nm gut bodls
bentin ju reoen, nseboftet." Die @eieaidaft
behanb aus lauter Stalieneru aus S6pabeH,
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Sas oelbe Nteber.

A Cincinnati 80. Sttober. .-@apitdn
Ri6oro Gla5er, rpdbreno beS Srieges Bee
feblsbaber Der beriibmten SlaSer- Scout8,"
n,eld)e bel einer @ele9enbeit bie@uerrtlas bes
0bsrfteu WiosbD in Die Slud1t ldlu9en, ftarb
9efsrn Abeub 81 @allipol1S, Ohio, am 9elben
SSieber, ST. 5o9 Edl bic Srantbelt 3u, wdbreno
er Die erfrantteu 0tlt9lteoer Der Samtlle leis
mes Sruoer8 pflegte.
Oi mp hi s, Senn., 80. Sftober.-Sa5
gSetter 1T flar unO fiibl. Son ubr seltern
Nbeno bis beute Wiiitag itarben aft Yerioneu
in Der Stabt unb ben sSaritdbter, alle 9eifern
gbeno angefommenen 5ii9e waren nit 5us
riidfebrenben Slii61lingen gefIat.
VI 10 Srl lean s, Ga., 80. Sftober.-
gSGbreno Der nm II ll1r heute Dtittag perz
floIienen "a Stunoen m1roen 13 SoDesIQlle
uno "a neue @rfraufun9eu 9emeloet; 3917
Yerfonen iino jebt im 9auScn Der Seufe in
oieier Staot erle9en. Oas gSstter it flar,
fiibl uno luinbt9.
Die Sani.dtSbeb6rbe rpirb nabrI1einltd) d.
Die GpiNemie morgen fitr beenOet erfldren,
inoem bic SterbefGue aus anberen l1rla6eu
iebt bieieuigen Ourb selbes Sieber an s3abl
iiberfei9en.
sc eri 81 q II, UiiII., 80. OftOber. -8is
lebt fino 73 Berlonen in oteler Staot Dem
9elben Sleber erlegen, uno eS iit nod feiu
Abnebmen Der Seud)e gu beuerfen. Die
gtOtb 1T 10 groB, lpie le, uuo Die bieI9e Inter
itiitungsgeIeuidaft btttet nm SiilIe fir btt
Sraufen unb gtotbleibeuben.
Nt T. e, ala., 80. Sftober. - Genr
ipeitere @rfranfun9en uno pier Sterbefda
ie,t lettem Berid)te.
@hatta ga, Genr., so. Sftober
-6anf neue Grfraifuu9en, ieoo9 feline 30
be8faQe lett 9eltern. 9aS 2Setter 1T flar Uni
fiibl.
gidsburg, Diiii., so. Sftober. - 81
bteler Stdbt itarb bsute feline ein5ige Beriol
am gelben 6iebsr,un nur ein SobeSfall mir
aus Der bena9harteu @egeno gemelOet. 81
Delta itarbea 3wei PeriOnen, unO in SoltOl
erfranften fiebeu.
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@eripeseaer @tnbru6 TIT Camden,
W.sS.

Bht1abelpbia, 80. Sftbr. - MieGrere
ginbreder brangen beute Abeno in bic Bob-
nung Der sur l3eit abrpe'en6en @ebr. Buliou
in @amben, 81. S., elm. Ser jiiu9ere 8ruber,
60 Sabre alt, febrte gegen 6 rbr abenOs gu.
rid, puroe iibermaltigt, gsfnebelt uno in 6en
&eaer gebraft.
Der furS oarauf beimfehrenbe anbere Brit
Der tpurOe auf oieielbe 2Seiie unihaOlt4 ge'
maGt. Die 3duber pliinoerten ourauf Oas
gan5e 9aus rein aus, unb man id)6tt Die BON
ibueu gemadlte Seute auf $4,000. gs ges
lang Oen Sriibern, iid ibrer Seiieln 5u entle>
oigen uno Die 8ellertbire su ipreugeu, iebof
nt9t eber, biz iif| Die 8duber entfcrut batten.
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Ser ltmter9an8 oes Santpfers
(SSpnrnf0 ~

Sran5tS 0, 80. Oft. - @tpa
25 Der am Sonntage bier angefommenen
8aiiagiere De8 bel Puuta 2lrenaS geI6eiterten
0ampfers ,@eorgia" rpurben geftern burd
8eriAtsrItatter beBii9liG be8 9erbaltens Der
STft5iere unO Wannidaft bes Sabr5eu98 mdb=
reno Der 8ataitropbe aus9efrogt uno itimms
ten idmmtlih oabln therein, oaB it9 iowobl
Ger @apitGn, oils Die meilten 9tatroien aui
i6n1ahpoae g8etle betrugen. Der @apltdn
mar angebltd 5lr 3eit Oes Sdiffbruhs oies
btid] betrunfen nuo gdn5ltd) unidbtJ, leinen
Yhi9ten uor5ufeheu; ferner ioll er nit suet
peutidea MdOdeu, lpeld]e bon 9tcmzYort
nab Gan SranSlsco unterpe98 iuaren, gum
grcBen @ergerntiie aler aultdnbtger Ya6a-
9tere uerboteuen ltugaug 9epfo9en babeu,
uao man bebauptet, oaB betoe Srauen5tmnter
i'm 4ugenbliGe Der Satatropbe in ietner &a.
jiite aumelenb paren. &apitdn !6omaro murz
De idou Dfters bei9uIoi9t, Dem Srunfe erges
ben III Ieiu.
Can 6ran5i8c 80. SttOber. -
Die lluterlud)un9 iiber ben Shlffbru1 oes
9ampfer8 y@eorgia" tpIrOe beute Dor ben
guuoeS Oampf6oot Snipeftoren erGfInet,
Die 3eugenausIa9cu perben crit mad Der an<
funit te8 @apitdnS bomarb per1hentlidt
perDen. 0tebrere Baiia9lere erfldreu, oaB
cute 0i8Siplin auf Dem 6abrSeuge beobadtet
luurpe uno oaB iie ben @apitdn lite betrunfeu
iaheu, ob0tltd fie geb0rt 6attea, oaB er iiA
DiterS betrtnfe. 9a5 Serb0r ioa i'm la9es
meinsn ergeben baben, oaB Die Manuldaft
itd1 nad Dem Sdiffbrude auf orbentItAe,
ou1fGubioe gSeiie betrl1c
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@in &aDn,tnfall, iueld)etts Seautte
Set gabtt 5lttat Spfer fietet.

S[. Jul UlIHII.f 0U. Aft0Der, - yin
2ug Der y&bicago Mitnaufee ct, 8auler
Babn" entaletite bente IN Der Hdbe BON 5hel.
BON. s. 9. Batterion, anmalt Der Babuaes
,iealdaft, ipuroe getDbtet uHo 6reSr. Nterrsa,
Nefie oes @eueralanmalteS Der 8abn, lOpie
Branf @Eurh, Snpertnteaoent Der Limited
States GrpreB Comp, idwer pertpunbet.
Aae Drei fnhren in einem 6ra6tuasgon,
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9rInOe.

gGtlmingtOu, Del., 80. Sftober.-
Cine @elpiirSmlible Su 6aulflanb,- Dteilen
bon hter, rpelde Der 0Bbil. Sruit< & Safe=
9epoFt- Company" 9eh0rte uub bon Der STR
ma S. Dt. Burpis & Comp. genlletbet mar,
branute heute friib nebft eiuem anoBerbeu
@obnbauie niecer. &erlult $4,000; Ser.
iiteruu9 $27 1900. Wtan uermptbet graaO
1tiftuuQ
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Wrnfrfe.& .&pttpr

Oanft II, O.-S., 80. Sftbr.-Gin aus
geoebnteS Brairie> 6euer miitbete 9etern in Der
iiiolihen Salite pou Guruers&ountp uno ger
ft0rte cine groBe Quautitdt @etraioe uno6eu.
@ine 5rau 8olanO uno tbr Sino lpurOeu BON
benz 6euer auf Der Yrairie iibsrraidt uno bas
Sinh fam in ben Slammcn nm. 6rau0tolano
erlnt 10 beoenflid)e grauomunoen, oaB iie
mabrid)einlidl ebcnfulS iter6en miro.
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Grntoro,.it9 eineS farbfsets
Isnl{<fporS

News9 Off, 80. Sft.-@ine gpesial.
0epeldle aus $etsrSburg, 3D., beriGtet, oaB
Die Seid)e be8 gte9ers 0aun Stith, etneS be.
fannten raOlfaleu Boiitifers BON @rcenuiQe,
Gouutp, 9eitern WOr9en arf einem 9anopege
aufgefuuoeH wurbe. Ser GSrper oes 9erftors
benen mar bon pielen &ehpo ten our1bobrt.
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@rdfltd,e sbat eittes gSatnftuutec,,

Obi ca9 o.. 30. Sttober. = @tn nabe
Saufafee wobnbafter @abufinnissr, Namens
9utman, griff. 9etern isine 0futter unO ieinen
Bruoer nit einem @etgermeier an uno
brahte linen ihmere 8unoen bel. So6ann
ri6tete iid feline 28utb se9en elm fteiueS Sino,
pelheS er our6 Wieiferittfe augenbltGli6
t0otete unb oarauf f0rmlia in Stiide ser.
iflnitt.
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8anferOft.

yt tD'z y IT, 80. Dftober.-g. .. Snell
& Comp, gtr. 13, gSbitebaaftraBe, @rpor,
tenre uon &die, 99ucineiett uno P5telfeiid),
baben fallirt. 9aifpa 100000; Die aftipa
iolen iid aaf betnabe Oenislbell 8etras be.
laufen..
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SranfliAe SinSer, ocren 9eiben gem6bulid
our9 Die Wfutternild3 erSeugt meroen, gene
len lo9leidl burd) Mnlpenbnng bes n0ettts
fd1ett SFttsSerntebIs" (Paedotrophinl
Oes beten Griasmittels fir bic Wintter sSruit
(fSe9r,6,1S,i,D i,Diit)