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The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-22

Ihe farmers of this country never be-
lore stood so much in need of information.
In business and political affairs, they are
vitality interested, for they bear the princi-
pal part OF the burdens, yet, for want of
knowiedge and that concert of action
winch knowledge makespracticable, they
are at such a great disadvantage that other
classes, inferior in numbers, rule and OPP
press them with nerciless- severity OF
course, undersuch circumstances. the poor
farmers can make no progress. The press
OF tine the eeountry-po political, literary, scien-
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-22
FROM ARKANSAS
EAIrIKNER cOIrNTv


Editor Patron. Our Grange-W. L.
Moore, 272, numbers about fifty members,
and is in good condition Some of us
have small shares in a cooperative store
about IL miles from here, and intend at
an early day to have branch store at this
place This is most desirable part of the
country: good, fertile soil, plenty of tim
Der and in great variety; plenty of water,
pure and mineral. The wheat crop was
light this year; corn, good; cotton, over
an average in this section. The people are
getting in better condition financially:
many will pay out of debt. Keep it prom
inent before the people that if they wish
to be free and independent, they must pay
their debts and go in debt no more. 1t
would thrill me with JOY to see the laborer
rise with determined resolve to be free,
but to be free we must steer clear of the
promise to pay system. Mortgages are
dangerous, and those who give them,
either on personal or real property, lose
confidence in themselves and in everybody
else. To restore confidence, pay as yov
go. A word to the man who makes the
bread: don't say you can't Let me pro-
pose a plan by which you can do this:
Plant fewer acres in cotton; clean out
your stables, poultry houses, save your
ashes, pen your cattle and sheep-do not
let them lie in the. lanes and woods; save
all the manure; undertake to make a bale
of cotton and fifty bushels of corn to the
acre; don't forget the garden-have a
large one, we'll prepared and filled with
vegetables; have "a. large potato patch,
both sweet and Irish; live cheap, live
high, live long, be free, be happy.
l inclose money for club of seven sub
scribers for THE PATRoN, and hope to
send more soon!s1 Fraternally
AS. II. PURIFoY.
Sulphur Springs, Nov. 3.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-22

When we consider that the main pur-
pose of the Grange organizations to pro
mote the interests of the farmer. the sur.
prise is, that every. farmer whom tbe
Grange would consider worthy does not
become an active member of the fratern.
ity. Yet, singularly enough, we find in
every neighborhood,. farmers who are as
vigorous opponents as the worst-iniured
middlemen. They decide on false preo,-
ises, or rather without any knowledge of
what they condemn. 1t is wasted tin,ee 70
explain or argue with these men. They
know too much to be taught.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-22
Muir freesboro, Nov. II.

1t is in the Grange, as in. every organi--
ization, that the few must take the lead.
and too often there is a feeling of com
plant that the burden is imposed on the
few. This is the wrong view of the whole
matter It's the fewest number of men
who are qualified by nature to stand in the
front rank and be leaders of men, There
is required not only executive ability, but
the test OF genius-invention There is
needed perception of what is best to be
done, and talent to carry these out sue.
cessfully Usually the bestsuecess folio VS.
where thinker and worker Join hands and
work Tor a common end. But let all
things be done in harmony. - Fl IT
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-22

Patrons who have worked dillioentIy
and have an abiding faith in the mission
OF the Order sometimes wonder and lose
heart heart that the Grange hall is not over
nowing, and that SO many who are ident;-
ned with them, and who would consider
1t a misfortune to any farming. sconnmun;.
y Tor Grange planted in tbeirImidst TO
iali, do not show the same zeal and alacri,
y. BUTT is well to bear in mind that
faithful attendance has broken in upon
haoits which are not easily given up, and
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-22

We copy from a New York City
paper an exceedingly interesting report of
an interview with Mr.. Holyoke, leading
and distinguished advocate of co-opera-
ton in England, who is now in this coun-
try for the purpose of facilitating the emf
grafton of English farmers and mechanics,
who are leaving England in great num-
bers The State Oranges in the South
west soon to assemble, should invite MI.
Holyoke to visit their respective States,
and adopt measures to secure large por-
ton of these English immigrants. Texas
is receiving large numbers, and Arkansas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee and AL
ALBANIA ought to secure thousands of them,
for their soil and climate offer inducements
infinitely superior to those of the Northern
States
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-22

that the Grange, like every other insttu
ton organized Tor common good, mps.
work its way, not by zeal kept at fever.
heat, but by the actual good it accomplish.
es.-Grangc Bulletin.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-22

The Augusta Georgia. cotton ) mile
have capital of Sooo,ooo. and nav ). d;u
idend of IS per cent on the money ;nvas - i
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-22
THE SOUTHWESTERN CO-OPE
, RATIVE ASSOCIATION.

The members of the Order in the South
west should remember, in. making their
arrangements to sell their cotton and pur-
chase their supplies, that there is no better
business point for them than New Or
leans And they should especially remem-
Der that the Southwestern Co operative
Association, with its headquarters at New
Orleans, was established on Grange prin-
ciples, for the benefit of the producers;
and that its officers are well known lead
ers in the Grange, who enjoy the conf
dence of the farmers of their respective
States. The interests of its patrons are
protected and promoted by the Associa'
ton: it is conducted upon the co-opera
tive plan. Its General Manager at New
Orleans, Bro. T. J. Carver, is conducting
its affairs with signal ability and to the en-
tire satisfaction Of all parties.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-22

The cotton mills in the South are work
ing night and day.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-22

- j y.
Sulphur Springs, Nov 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-04-21
Dr. q. \. Anoermooo,
Nr. 16e, gSet.Sapetts= strabs,
b

nabe GutatuzStraBe,

. ! - M - ~ OsS
uibmet ber Betanbluns trontiher 2eiben aller Art
feline Auimerfiamfsit. @r beilt Nerpen=arantbeiten
raoitat. ped9er nriade fie aud entitammen. @r fus
rirt arebs arinblid, penn bas 9eiben fih nbt i6er
bas game Spftem perbreet bat mittef elmer iferen
Netbobe obne 3ubiilfenahme bes Neiiers oessleiden
ane @sidtpilfe uno Musnihie. bden pals u. (. NJ.
@eiHniire aller Mrt merDen sriubIid ausaebeilt.
9dmorboioen. blinbe. offene ober iudenbe einerlei
pie ihltmm aud oas aeiben ien. ober nelte Wlittel
mon audb bereits obne 2inoeruns aehraubt baben
mag, fann sr burd cine ihmeraloe. unfddbltde Mie=
bobe. obne au ineiben ooer @ehditsz ober Arbeits=
einelfuna notbs su MAIDEN. iofort lnbern unb sdn3=
ti unb auf bte 9auer futiren. Dieien @rfog saranz
tirt er potip ODER peranst teine Ss5abluns. Sc
ben Bal pom Ssrauenbehtuerben. in ueIder epeatalt'
tat ibm cine srobe Grabrung sur seite eht, nermaa
er au miisern ober sas su befetscn ioipie ieben a
uon Blaieninmdte bel 3inbern. ipetfe ben 1rin midi
baltsn f0nnsn. 5u heien. Gr bari b auf Gen. 9. ..
1nter, Botmefter i'm Baltimore, ben aht6aren %,
8. etenser. @onsresz zabseotbneten BON Renniplpas
men, Yaitor ID. aeeier, Theol. Dr.. in @ettpsSuis
pa.. Dberf 6. 8. Dipers gfr. 67. Ct BaulzStrabs
Baltimore, 1rn. 6. .. Gnton. Goblen1dnoler II
Baltimore, uHo Srn &bfpdr6 s. &bur9, lrn1ertI
aaffter sss ~Aa1f Of &omLeree1 In Balflmores oe
vsrat6uussfunbrn: hon isab 8 hts Ma@mittas
ubr Hnb pon Abenbs bis tlbr; &cnMtas6 ngn
tis 1l1r Na4mittngs. III.
SsnoEar ID aasn 6alIsn mdsis; Gonfnitis an
ssStfll aasSif2Ntsi
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Wermtid,te telearaphifae sepesd,e,,

= Sn Gin cinnati tuurbe porgeltern Der
8ebaftenr oerv SuuoaDN DNepS" bon SSH Sat,
eiItem Sobne bes 9ti6ters Saft, meld)er in
einetr artifel Der y9terps" an9egriFien iporben
mar, bur6gepriigelt.
= Sn @bica9o 1T iett ein Sc tro en=
4ns t an 3 im @auge, uno Die Saifiseigens
tbiinter baben bei6lofiet, Naatroisn aus Stem
s)orf gu beitellen. Die Gusitebeuoen perlangen
81 pro Sag.
= aluf Der am lesten Sreitage aus Gio
Saneiro in 8 o ton angetontnleneu Sarfe
rDtioaS" itarben unteripe9s hrei Natroien am
9elben Sieber.
--Sranf &bite, Steuereinncbner su Gerre
5aute, Snb., ipiro berl9iebener lluregelntdz
bigfeiten bei9ulbigt unb cine lltterluduna iiber
leine 4ntspermaltuug irbnd9ften8 6eainuen.
Der 9teger=G Gonbent in Nemz Orleans,
ipelder i'm Setreff Der NuSmanherunQ Der See.
ger nad &anias beratbl9last, bielt Soraeitern
cine bod,it ftiirmti9e Sibung, obue jeood) AT
euaem enbsiiltisen gei9lniie su glanaen.
= Der fiir8li9 in gleipport, 8.zS., peritors
-bene @eneral 6enrb 8remert on tpnroe
gstera inter 5ableider Setbsilisnns sur @roe
beffattet.
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Gntsiinhnng Der SlaIe umo ber
gticren,
IN hrouiiden 6dllen BON lueiBsm Slug unS
NlutterleiNen.

get @eihnuliten, Stnoten, 8erbdrtunsen uno Sppbi4
Iitiiden G5eidWiiren, g8aiieru6t bel ollserleiner
Wunbbet Der aeble, @eihmiren uno 3uberclilo ber
9unge; 6ei 9iGt, nnuerOauli6tet, GbeumotSmus,
snodenerneibuns, 6ei Vterturabagerunge in alien
bieien idredli6en arantbettsformen no iebe Stunoe
Der @riiten3 cine Wtarter it, no Der meule 90rper
eine podnose Jfutne 9efuoroen, erregt oeIes arose
5eilmitel oas Stuunen unb Die gepun6ertln9 oer
3eioenoen. Sn iol6en 5daer, no ale 6reu0en 6eS
9ebens oem 9ei6en6en a6ge6nitten erid1enen, aiebt
es bur9 iene Dunoerpoae, fat h6ernutdrlihe peilz
grtften5 rpieber.
8et 6en setp6buIidsn Sauttrantbetten, nit beuen
eoer mebr ODER uen9er gepla9t it, uiro beies 0littel
ourd rpeni9e DOZEN in ben mellten uno ourb menige
laJden in ben bartnddisiten 5dGen eine poatommele
6elung 6efpirten.
Gbronti9 setoenoe ollten Elm aiit6en nit sp0lf iaz
ld,en talien. Prets $40 pro Gueeno, ober 5000 pro
balbes Duten6, ober $t,00 pro 5lafbe. 8ei alien
Npothefern al hnhen.
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Set Yrosef 9egem oie W6rSer Sos
iepb Nabcr'S.

Sebanon, Yeani., 10. glpril. = Sr benz
Broseiie gegen Die Berionen, tuelde an9efla9t
iino, 6rn. Solepb 8abcr i'm letten DECEMBER
ermoroet ST baben, nm Die Serii1erllng aui
beHen 2eben 81 erlangen, iprrbe bel1te Sraii
Beters, To6ter bon Gbas. 0reius, zines her
Ingeflagten, pernommels. gte befati9te bic
aeitern BON ibreat @atten sentadten ansiasert
nab beseuste ferner, Brandt (ein anberer Der
anseftagten) batte fe bei1ulbi9t, Stidler
id)on geraunle 3eit por Der tbatid6li9en @lls=
fitbrnng bes 0torbes baran nerbinSert 81 ba=
ben, 0faber au ernlerben. 8ranbt bdtte ba::
ralf beifanbeil, beit Dtoro Dor bem 10. DECENT
ber 3ll periiben, inbenl bic Yrdntie auf bic Ser
fidernng on ienetn Datum fdlli9 mar uno b,s
yeri4p0rer fein @el0 batten, nm fueitere 3ab-
lun9ea ali MAIDEN.
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5abanna, 10. Ipril. - Die @abl BON
Mbgeoroneten in Die @ortes finoet ant 20. b.lt.
ifatt. Inter ben Ganbioaten Der Qiberalz Gon=
ieruatiben fno Wfignel Martinss be Gampos,
Bruber bes friiberen @eneraI9 9oupernellrs Der
Sniel, unb 5rancisco be Ormarb p @espsoes,
Sruber bes befannten Sninrgentend)efs. &eir,er
Der Snlursentenfiibrer iuurbe ais Ganbioat dllf
ssftslt, lpabriaeinld neil ein0eputirtsr feirlen
Sebalt be5ieht, alio ein ipoblbabenber Wtann
iein mnB.-0ie Sniel erfreut itdl pollfdnoisen
6risoens. Die fiir5lide @erldpDrnng Su
Sautla9o De Guba ipar cine ilolirte affaire;
gu Der gleiden 3eit, als iie entbedt tpuroe, leg-
Ien Die 5rieoensftSrer i'm Ditrifte Santilpiritns
lire g8affen mieber. Sin setrodnetenl Rinbe
ffeild)e, osm 9anptnabrungsmittel Ser Gruterei,
alaiien nnb Der geeger aui ben Ylantaaen,
berridt iuegcn bes thearen Breiies oeiielbem am
5iio De laBlata, Der Be5u9squelle oes Nleiides,
GROCER Mansel. = ,3m gnentos @ranbes, in
ser Nabe br5tabt, 1T cine yfnbeliabrif, tusld,e
600 Ysrionen bei4dftiste, ab9ebranut. Die
6abrif mar nidt perEdert. gie mirb iofort
Efuieber dlfgebdit turosu.
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Ser 6el0ntorff.

0emzD OFF, 10. april. = 5solaenoes iiu6
Die S6luBnotirilngen: 9slo Is; Sterlina=
gSe6id uupsrauOert, 8unOes= Sbliaatiouer,
1s81er 1863, neae 6iinfer 1893, 1O.4Oer 1O1, I,
9iif. eol, 3,65er S23. 9tftien: Seem gorfer
Central 116, @rie 265, 2afe Sbore 71B, Silt
noiier Central S43, Pittsbur9 944, Chicago
ytortbweltern 61a, 90. Brioritdteu 91!, 8od=
SSlarb 1872, @eltern llnion Sci. 1868.
llnteri6asamts= =Silan3: Sob $120,446,=
ISL; Gonrant $39, ,542 ,74O.
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eonSerbarer @aenmnfall.

St. YOuiS, 10. Npril. = gSabrenb iid)
gefern Elm Sra6tsus osr 6annibal<St. Soiepbz
gabn" eiller 8riide ndherte, entbedte Der 2ofo=
motipiiibrer, baB Die Sriide in Slamnlen itano.
Der 3ug fonnte nidt n,ebr SumSteben sebradt
meroen, Die balbperfoblteu 8alfen Der Sriide
braden inter benz @eipidbte suiammen uub bic
2otometipe itiir5te uebit IA @asgons bi1lab,
po Der Sriimmerbauien in Sranb geriet5 unb
gauSlid BON ben Slamnen psr5ebrt tpurbe.
Smei Mdnner, pelde in eiilem Der @asgcns
ifliefen, tpuroen inter ben Sriintnlern beara=
ben, ieOo9 gelang es, ben eiuen sI retten; Der
anbere fanO ieinen 500 in ben Slamnlen. Son
bem 3ugperlonale tuurbe MIR @onbuftear Nurz
rap, pelGer einen Ssinbruf erlitt, perleet.
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SGiTbrmd) Ses Samplers Great
Tepabiic. .A-3e4n Ye:iouen cts

Gan Srau5tscO, 20. 2(pril.-Giue De
peid)e aus aitoria, Or, nlel0et, baB Der 0am=
pier rGreat 6eplblic" nabe ieneln Srte oil Der
Siiite geifeitert 1T.
Sr. 2ennon, Der Speitc SiiiSicr, mo neun
Setlcute ertranfen, bet Dem Seriude, Die Silte
III einem Soote sit errsif,en. Die iitrigen
ytitglieher Der Nianni6aft unO iammtlife
Yaiiagtere rpurben gertttct
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Sr. &abmab's gtesulirenSe Piaem.

8olliommen 9eidmdflos, elegant NIT fiiBem @ummt
dberSo9en, rent9en unb re9uIren bas 5pften, puben
aus unb ft1rfen. Siir bic SeiIun9 BON alen lnor0z
nungen bes Nagens, Der eeber, ber Gnsetueioe SHE
ren, SIale, gerpenleoen, aoptlueb, 8eropiuns, line
peroouif,fet, Spspepfie, @aaentrantbeiten. Hfeber
StOdrlneent,i e3e4piirs unO ale gt0ranss1a
Der innerlitbsn Sr9ane, ttn6 Jiaoiuops gillen Sas
Semifte, oelien poiitiue g8irfuna mir oorontren.
sie no ausifIieBIi9 aus Bansentoifen 6ereitet nnS
entbalten fen 4uedlber feline mineraliiden ODER Io
id)doliben Stoffe.
s1- 9ian merle it6 iolsenbe Spmptome, Die aus
Storungen Der Seroouun9sz zOrsane berporseben:
8eritoptun9 Der gn9euebe, Gei9piire, 8lutanz
6ran9 na9 oem Sopfe, Nascnfdure, gaeisuns Bum @ra
bredJen Soobrennen, Uiberrpien sesen ae gtabruns,
Sdwere i'm 0taeen, iaures auiitoBeii, 8riden o6er
Sopien in Der perS9ru6e, Betdu6uns i'm aopfe, bea
dtennistes nno eribDertes atbembolen, 9erttIopeu,
9eiib Der Grdun9, in ttegenoer SteIluHe, ,Slea
fen ober gtreifen Dor. ben augen, 6te6er, fimpies
Sopfiueh Wangcl an Sfpeis, Sel6beit pon Saut irr0
ausen, SdmerSen in Der Seite, 8ruit uno @Iieoern,
hesenoe bite uno PrifeIn uno grefnen In ben Deusz
teln II. (. fD.
gBenise DOZEN bon 9faonao,s $iIen neroen oas
Spjtem pon all Den oben9enanheH he6eIn befreier.
Brets: 20 Gents bic SdaGtel. gu baten In ben
WpottffeH.
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@alOe o II, Ser., 19.Npril.-yfadri9ten
aus Sort Griffin ergeber, baB cine Sanbe
aiomaS, tpelde Sort Gil am Z. 5. Wa. nerlieb,
am IL, april brei Beibe angriff, ipeld)e am
8anoerers Greef lasertea. giner Der 8eiben,
gtamens Carl, tulirbe set6btet, ifalpirt uno
i6redlid perftiimmelt, tpdbrenO iib ieine beioen
@efabrten our4 Die 6lndt retteten. Die Sll=
oianer iuerSen our6 cine Ibtbeiluns Strangers
perfolQt
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0as gomntaas GseSeh tn stefp arf.

JftID ut N.zJ., 70. NprI. = JfI0ttt
Sauit erbielt beltte Gbenb bon Der ''Citizens'
Protective Association ni6t melliger ,als 1876
Sei1merben gegeu peri9iebeile BeriOnen ipegen
Serletung oeS SonntagSgeietes. Die 9nges
flagten iinb Sarbiere, Otil6banoler, @igarrerl-
bdlloler, eini9e melli9e gSirtbe nrb Sabrifeiqen=
tbiimer. Inter anoereu ruiro bic Gerberfirma
gebr. Slan6arS & Sane, oereu 0titglieo Der
Prdfoent Der claw and Order Society" 1T,
bel6ulbigt, ibre grbeiter anl So1ntage be-
idDdftigt gu baben. aebnli6e 9lntla9en merben
gegen perid)iebene anbere promiuente @e9Gfts=
leute erboben. Die 'Citizens' Protective AS
sociation" 1T ein balptiad!iA Don 9eutidlsn
g,griinbetsr Sereiu, beiieu 3iued barin beltett,
BEN Seftrebnnsen Der Sonnta9sHpdsr snto,z
gen Su arbeiten.
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Selegrapbii9e 9epeidsu.
Beri6te Der naiiociirteH Yreie- fir ben r9eutiben
@orreip
Snoiaaer=gNirren In 9fe,t. u Wertfo

Gbieaso, 20, april. : Sberit 5atd),
8efeblSbaber bes Departments Don gtellz
Msrifo, telsgraphirt, SaB bic apaden inter
benz 6auptlinge Sictoria BON ber Barm
Spring= Nalernation nad bem San Mateo=
@sbirge eutllobea finb. sic erflarten, iie Mir
oen eber iterben, ais baB iie iid nad Der Sort
Stannton=9telerpation briugen lieBen. @iue
abtbeilmns Saua0erie iett ben Sliidtisen
uadl,
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Sertd)te aus oen, s5tnern oes
SfQdfeS.

(6ur6tbar oerbrannt.) - Die 17=iGbriae
unpeit Soitdcod'S Sunnel in @arrett &ountn
mobnenoe Wfarie RbooeS, Sotter BON gSm.
6booest murbe ami 9ienltage Ourd) Grploiion
elrer &o9len0lampe oermaBen perbrannt, oaB
man an ihrenl sluffOmmen speifslt. sic hattie
I'M Sfen Seuer an;itnben nollen unb, oa iie
tetne StreidbDlSer beiaB, cine Sanb poa So
bellpdue itber cine 9obleu6lampe gehalten, bic
oaralf erplooirte. Gbe bic Slammen, meldle
tbre aleioer erfaBten, unterbriidt meroeu foul=
ten, batte lte tllr4tbare 8ranowrr1ocn babon
getragen,
(Selbitnlprb. - @me Dame ertrdnft lid,. J
= Sn cinem Ntiiblcugraben bel Clifton, @ecils
9ountp, Iio., iuuroe am Samlta0e Die 2eife
Der Sran 2emmon, einer mo6lbetalnten Dame
aus eltton, gefunben. Dian glaubte ert, baB
lle ernorSet ei, aber naf Der Oor9enomlllenen
llnterudung Speifelt man rid)t ntebr, baB iie
it'd ertr0ntt bat. Sie lpar etiuo 60 Sabre alt
nnb bate leit cini9er 3eit Se,ueiit BON Settles
ld)mdd)e ge9ebel.
(9lodenipeibe.) - 9ie fat6olidc Stride in
ebeitertomn bat eine ncue @lofe crbalten, bic
onr Scnntage bonn Siid)of 8efer aus gil.
nlln9ton ieierlif) eingelueibt mOrocn 1T.
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HrGuOe.

Concord, N.=S., 10. 4pril. uGitp=
8lod" on @de ben Nair= Hnb @areniraBe
brannte beute slbsno nieber. Ssrluit et,pa
$40, 900.
8i1mono, girg.- 10. 4pril.-Gin beute
frib in ben biefsen@erfitdtten Der u@beiapeafe=
Ohio 8abn" aissebro9enes 5euer ridtste
S6absn i'm 8etrage BON $4,000 oil. 0ie
Serfi1erung betrdgt $1,000.
8ofton, 20. April. - Die &utld)eniabrif
oes Srn. @.Y. Ni6ols, Scr. 21S bis 9tr. 224,
8rooflineltr., fullrOe pabrenb Der pergangensn
yta9t BON ben Slammen uersebrt. Serluft
$4,000.
gSb1teban, %. g., 20. april. Ser sroBe
QeibitaG beS Sr1. 3. s. 8ailep su 3iconbera9a,
N.zD., uurSe ss9en llbr beute iriib nebit
pielen &uti9en, Gbailen unS Sdlitten poaz
ftanbis Dur6 Seuer serit0rt, uno sp6lf Bierbe
falnen in ben Slamnlen Inn. Ser 8erluft ptrb
anf circa $4,000 geid6st.
@inhenb IN, Maii., 20. slpril. = Der
Linton 8lod" on Der @eritralfrabe, zines Der
arobten @ebduee Der Gtabt, in iueldem iid)
mebrere 2dben befarhen, bran,lte beilte nicber.
Gerluft unsefdbr $4,000.
6relig bSbnrg, Gu., 20. april. - Gin
aeifern @benb bier ausgebrodeues Teuer serz
ft0rte 9ansber9's 4aben, Die 6reimaltrerballe
llitS mebrere anbere @ebauSe. Serlnlf $50 900.
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Galtes oocr bibiecs Nte6er,

9ebet fur 30 Gents. Gs 9i6t fen anberes UattgI In
Der 2Selt, mas 10 iduel aae 2rten BON Seber beilt
nertren @alle tommen, mogen fie Sfarlatz, 0erpenz
Steber ooer gelbes Sie6er beBeu as-nter 3u,iebune
BON 6aonap's Rtlen, oas nJieeoB ReIieT," Or.
Raotpaps.
R8- Rur 80 Gents Die Elaide!
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SUSeSurfheil.

Yitt8burg, Benni., 10. 9pril. = Sranf
Smaa, Der Oi5roer bes {brn. giidolas Sacobn,
puroe beute sforgen SYM 3oOe berllrtbeilt.
Small eriuoroeteSacobp, iudbreno oericlbe nit
Iainer Satin bic StraBe entlang giug.
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Sps;aliitem Semunitration tn
Gttea0b.

@btca 3 o, 20, 9lpril. - @tna 100 Ofit=
glieoer Der So5ialiitenpartei, barunter etpa
400 sr na yOanftf f 0 p%6ofs On 9snt nut m sssn san
nete fid) feine Tubcit6rilug.
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Gntfeblt6es 8ruben= l1ngIiiG atti
Wottcottber.SSla

San Sran5isco, 10. @pril.- Sine De
pei6e aus gSictoria meloet: ySn Der gSelling=
ton &oblengrube 5u 9epartilre=Sap ereignete
ft9 am lestellSo Sonlleritag einegrubellerploiton,
our6 ipeld)s II arbsiter auf Der Stelle set6otet
nnb mebrere anoere i6iper periuunbet lpuroen.
0rei Gbineien befnben iid nod in BEN gSerfe,
leoo4 lit fetne Insii6t auf ibre 8ettung uor=
banOen. Die @rube inuB unter g4aiier gelett
perben, inbe,u Ssuer in oerieiben aussebrod)en
If
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@robe ssemcrsbrttnft in @trefa,
McnnNn

SanSran5tsco, 10. april.-0ie Salfte
Der Stabt @llrefa, gten., p1rOe pdbreno Der
uergaugenen gtad)t our6 Seuer 5eritDrt.
Sammtli6e Sotels, i3eitun9s bic
5retmaurerballe unO ale hauptid6li6en Sc
lfditsgsbGuoe gingen in Slammen anf. Orei=
buubert Santilien ftno oboadlos uno obne
Jfabrung. Wfan id)dtt>Sen Serluit in ruuber
G5unIu1e a1If cine 9filliou
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@ermif1te SepeSGea ats Getuz
Notf

SEEM 3 orf, 20. glpril. - 9crob Nid)ols,
Elm an Der BallitraBe iebr befannter Mdfler,
tpurss ssitern friib i'm yst. Charles 5otel"
als aeid)e IN ieinenr 8ette gsfunoen, @r bate
-an9eblid in 6olse pen ftuanSieaer 9erlesenz
belt = plr4 slnmenouns pon Gbloroform
Selbitmorb begangen.
- Der Sd)leppoampfer ySioelitp" wurbe
in Der pergangenen Nad)t bon Dem nad ytelpz
port, SIS, beitimmten 0ampfer yGelupprt"
aui Dem @ait=6iper bur9 eilIeH 3uiautmenitoB
in oen @runo sebobrt.
Die 0ampfer ySector" bon Sauauna,
nSohn y. Set" bon MittslneersSdfen, Ser
manic" nnb~ Gitp Of gfem= yorf" Don Qiperpool,
.eepanto" BON Sua lluby yGorn,paa" bon Sriz
ltol iinb geitern bier angefomnlen.
= Der 0ampfer &benbina" lit 9eitern bon
Netpcaitle einsetrofieu.
- Solgenoe 0ampfsr trafen bsute bier Elm: !:
yan9oria" BON GlaSgotp, .GDpbaenes" bon
g)ofobana, rGitp Of 0ierioa" bon Sapanna,
nSermanH" bon &io Saneiro uno ngiiasara"
BON Sapaulta.
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Die gInpenouns oes nReabp ReIfef" on ber
ooer ben letbenoen Stelen iuiro oIS6aIb bebaaIibe
Srlethterun9 peridaffen. 8retsi9 bis iedsSta Iroz
pten oaoon IN elnem balben2rint9as oon gbaier merz
een m IN nell9en Iuqenoltfen ardmpie, 0ia9endure.
Soobrennen, Sopf6merSen, Siarrboe, Sfifenteru.
Volt Sldbun9en in ben Gtn9etueioen lno ae inner
Itden Shmerjen belen,
Gtetlenoe lolten INNER cine Slaibe BON NabtpabS
"G a 0 Heltet" bel fib tra9en. g8eni9e 5ropten
oaocn IN 2eaier 9eban, beu9en alien Srantbeien unb
oen oamtt 1ertnipfen eeiben, bic aus benz &5etraue
l9le6ten Waiicrs entlprn9en, Dor. @s 1T elm beI=
tPTPr ~~N