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sitt Sstmo. nit etusS@GaA

ieit ber @ebnrt bCbGitst, mjr9 geheilf, Aacbs
benz ele bette meoi3tn;icbe 5eDaH9laaa
trudliloS gchlebeu mar.
SO gBeets g. 2 r.--WeIns 6srrtn! Rsia
tetnsr lneiakriaer Subn lift ett itHsr sbltt agE ss
ner Seite b;s @iidtss eiuem IusiGlas' tusl1rr IN
SeTlGufe otr lssten bier MtoHae lib ii sr oi. gaak
Sc te 0rs geittss, pas Rim. 6as 90 u"D 0ttieI5e
Seite oe. Sopies GusoebEte. IS mag bu gar ara aes
rttSt uuh 9tlutt batru DC TT nmer tr1Gts u1s MIR
cub 9ebrauden rRud9ien Sdj gebr udte 5ab BEN SaGs
thg mctret SrCitEe ani aTuttnu IA nleiI.s tnsa
atiies usit Wittcl, UbHe GrOls 4s ID nalb auf Il
ttcur iiiiF, rUeIies l,e @ntiar Tg nlD 0ds sal.
frn oiOrt IinDeTs in turr 3sit StiIaGa bDirtte
4dI4ngsupu
SUpu e. Sufvu
tst nsr gGSaiiuOrt9s sWanaI. sgOMp.-
9 gofion, Is. AptI 1878.
Rotii.-gDenn N aeh ill., fam Die pauf ru.itb UNI
sart aemGdt iusrosn. psHn aus i1 Id Guttenra
Setft atbrau1t ptro lI 3V;leitSH HnO RstrliGas
fstis.9rrefsa,
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aus Der Smnoesbamptitaot.
@erftpnroiae cbliaationen.

gSaibiuston, 2. april. - a1tb. S.
9tanbolpb 3uder beiudate fiirslit BEN Stsuer-
@On1miiidr Rau1n uno sei9te Oemielben brei i'm
Sabre 1897 an einen 5ru. Jti1olas @abeQ in
Sirsinisn ausseiteate 8unOesobli9ationen i'm
getrase bon $50, $50 uno 500, tptld)e bis
gum Datum Der @inl0iung per3init ipsroen
iollten. Die Sbligationeu tparen meOer 5ur
@inl0iuns prdientirt, nod tparen ieiilal5 3Ill-
len auf Die gSertbpapiere. perlanst tuoroe1, Ino
6r. 3uder uerlauste 81 lpiien, stuaS iebt init
benlelben an5ufangen Jet. $or. Sfaum idlug
Dor, Die 8batiadle bur1 Die 3eitungen betannt
81 MAIDEN, oaB ein Sbli9attonen=5nb oas
nnerb0rte Serbredlen bcgangen babe, it1 ieinc
l3inien nift auSsablen gu lafien. Sieler lint
ftano piirbe Die Sbligatiouen 10 uartbboa ma
den, b0B trgenO ell Siebbaber naurioiitaten
obne 3ipeiicl einen bobcn Rreis fir iie bssaB-
len lpiirDe.
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(49ttiicura
:Seftutftfet

bntsn raid uro ir ima!tr 5Qa Hinge uuo aaDer aez
hstlt. fpsits Don bsr Gr5urT mit ;0pi une iatz
Hnsdiac bebaf!et ursa. 81 ie in IpIdeH j asa use.
crtHels SsbaHSlunesuste beisbi IN idsudaya So5s
ess tieura RE olpert. lu5lbes siH roll
IGnmsn ttdttes nno hoh trditigss ssiutteinsunas
tterra. oeS 9rUeeH Snut ,oeilm.tte!s. I'm pie
frart Saut Su maiben ulo lu rsltscu. Iolltl teHe
arSt1 Seif, aIs . 9atieufGs5ei p,rpeASet
tDtrrtu.
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Sin tfet,er NNpt,tfor. .

@beifer, Teuni., 2. april. - 0as oui
5toa9's SdiffsbaubOf lie,enoe Sburnitlif
Miantonoruab" 1T nabeSu poGsnoet, miro
binren &ursem nad1 &Ofon bugiirt weroen
unb bort ieine AuSriiitung erbaltea. Gs lpiro
alS einls Der i96niien ariegsfabr5euge Der Snn<
SPSHntte 0friihuit
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@ernstfdte 9epef0e,t aus Weipz
MOrf.

Netu q orf, 2. Npril. - SIN Sftober
1879 ertpirfte Die .Stnoeridus @eieli6aft"
einen 8crbaftsbefehl ge9en etnen setpi1sn Dds
pere, neil er Elm ,2ittle Bob" geitanntes &luo
Su tbeatraliid)sn GoriteQungsn in giblo's Sbea-
fer peripenpete. Sin Ssai1lter be9ab iidI iiad
Dem 3beater, bod tpurbe inn Der @intritt an
benz Sintereingange Don bem Shiirhiiter Sobn
Smitb peripei9ert, peld)er augeblid} i'm 4ufs
TRACE bes Gbiparb @. @ilmore, oes Bddters
bcs 3beaters, banoelte. @ilmore uuo 9apsne
ipuBten, baB sesen ecttereu Elm 8ubaitsbefebl
erlafien poroen mar. gla6 beri9iebensm Dis
futiren tpurbe benz 8sair,ten Die Sbiire bes
SbeaterS Dor Der Naie ;u9eif,lagen, unb Die
tldgeriide @eieltidait lieb Die Beitrafuug @ils
n1ore's fno Snitb'S tpegen MiBad)tung eir1as
Geridltsbefehlss beantragen. slls Der besiigli=
DIE @erihtsbefebl Gilmore sugeftelt tper6en
io1te, ftelte bieler feline Soertitdt in abreoe.
9ie sngelegenbeit ipurbe einem Geiereuteu su=
geipieien, unb auf @rtub oe8 Serid)tes oeiId-
ben entid)ieb 9eitern 8id)ter Sonobue, baB @il.
more iotppBl, ais and Smltb fiA Der MiBadz
tung zines @ert6tsbeieblts lhuioig genladt
bdtteu. @llnore purbe besbalb su eiuer @etos
iirafe BON $3.50 uno 30>tagigsr 6aft, uno Smtb
su eirler @eloItrafe bon $3.50 perurtheilt. Der
4nmalt Gilmore's unb Snlitb's bat eiiien
neuen 8rossB beantragt.
= Ser 0ampfer uSthelo" If bon 5ull bier
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9pppelhiMrid,t.1sta tn SeMisptae

0outSbtlle, &n., 2. Qpril. - 6obert
4nberion, ein 2seiBer, uub Der Jteaer @bas.
gSebffer nnrOen bsnit IRoe9en ual 3 llbr I'M
6ofranrlc oes hicii9en @efdngniiiss bingsrid)>
tet. gSeblter, ,uelder elalS nanlenlolelt, an
eiren fleinan meiBci 1)ldodlen periibten Ser
bredc.s ibcrfi.brt mar, bstbeuerte letne uitr
id)ulb biS sum Ittt1 Auaelbiiffe. anberion,
tueldler leine @ott;E erinoroet bate, leugnste
oos @erbred)sn ebeHioll6 Hotb allf Dem Sdbaf=
fote. Der G)pup.fncur hate dlie @eluds unl
Sesnab,snna oper giiibguH9 Der llrtbeiic ab-
getpieiem. Die @ernrtbeilten beitiegsu feitsn
gd,itts oa8 Sdlailot ulso belpabrten ibre Raj.
InnG pollfenien. SSebiisr itarb auaenblid-
lid in ssolse eiies @auidbrnds. ipibreno Nn,
berlon einen ian6lameil, aualpullsn SOB outd)
GrerofIeIuug eilitt. Die .6inrisbtunsen o.rlic-
fen obne alle aufreguag. lilosm fie poile brei
Stunbeu friibcr uouftredt iunroen, al5 oa5 Bolf
triparfet bate.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Bn alo, N.=yj., 2. AprlI. = Sll 6ent
GbilbS'ifen 9ammermerfe ercignete iid btIte
cine 9ampitelia- @rploiion, Welf)e ben gr0Bten
Shsil be8 @ebdi1bes Serit0rte. Ser Snperilts
te1lbent Srans 5. 8dmnlerer ,purbe get6btet
unb brei anbtre Berlonen idliper oeripunoet.
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&iieSer tn rerfWieoenea 2t4t4tss
&taieu.
gBcit0e SejIungsn bon paut, uuo 5fllp.
glfieftioueu eulfb Die Suticura. 0rilmitt,f

NNtItFUHtN tHIu Or t2HWtHta'pttHlIiE.I
Dt. srec, Eobrsr; 8aitrtr 0tr stOd 9roiner5' was
tionol @ani," Euebio, Soiptd0O. i6rsloi: .,Sb lila
SGpangc, oaB ID buisI5c oar not in bauis entpsbs
rrn fam. Is II et1 Duuperbares 6siInlitcl uno Muf
unbs ingf Gueera popudr l0yr5tn. iueuu erit itinf
SoB9 prtsr Der SotamGllr Utilsr 5CfdnHt ssrp0taeH
fuo."
Sr. =. g. ggsets, Epwn. Shaeu1eiItsr, St aItaus,
vt. td9rsibt III slem Sreie pom 25. Bdt ,&s uirtt
aum ert0tdyn am Geithte uu0 3opie iuelRsa 5dla.
ItrSs; ss tnrtrts ben 3Dp bere ooutiu3ie HRO cot
Gut eas 9tttt 6einGb. ihoa s0nI on ban 5hwdreu
6srginGt. SD babe ts iGeH 42e9 rem ansmpio5lea.
ua6 VI 4lani bGf ez lIr lt b55teut. "
6r 81. VI, 6bif. IL SrlHtiuc.. 9olon .rsstt
.,Wein teinss aa3tbr Ncgat. alt E5ltsrI I've
an Dem, mas n'e AsrIts eczema Hcrntt N sGsF
fan i,ess 0iitGi ObaC G,Io9 ru6s, BIS lot nlste
an titut tdae.t. SI5 itui6 1T nia at "
Eeu gsbortn. auh li il tiib,rr uHa labr Bittia.
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ssern.if6,fe feIearaphiif1e Senei6,en

8 3 as. Htdett murOe 9eFern III poTU-
lane's Bapiermiible 81 Sanop Sil, nahe
Grop, N.=y., bon Der Waidlinerte erfaBt unb
sermclnlt. OaS ndu1iidje SAidial muroe BEN
38-ldbrigen Batrif Mc95orton in elmer SeIl-
iabrif gu glisabeth, Rs, 81 3heil.
s reb Orb Gin % idhriger iuHger Nauu,
melder ben beriibntsu S Slug d. iiben . o.
earous ld)on bel eiHer iriibsren gslsgenbeit
iihelmanD, bat cine Serausiorbernng ots 2tt=
teren All einem Saubenid,icBen I'M einen Gin.
iot bon $500 angenonnlen. Oas 28ett-
idieBen Jeff III Der letGn @oha bes MoHats
Gpril sn ct. Qouis itattfiHbeu.
@ailtem 8ro mn purbe 9efiern in
Srpnton, O., bon ,sinem SAwager Soi.
gtcpiaton surd eiilsn SG;lag nit eiiisr siisr-
Hen @tange getDhtst. Der M5roer entfloh
absr ban Ohio naa aeutudp.
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Smfano-9epef6e,t.
Gonsreb=Werb anoInn9en.

&aibington. 2. april. Sm Senate
,uurbe cine Mittheilung oes ariessmiaiiters
porselsst, tueldasr $50, 600 fir @rribtuns Ell
mes neueu MilitarpOitens swiIdeu Sort Gultsr
unb Aiiiniboine perlangt.
Sruce eritattete Seridt iiber Gle Inter-
luduug Der ySreeoman's Sanf."
Gontiing bradte cine SiQ eit, Elm uelle5
9anfuottgeiet 81 erlafien.
yfadbem Die Bripatbils fes 9altnoers er.
leSigt iparer, iultroe Die Sill aufgenommen,
toeld)e oelt &crtrag nit ben utes ratifi,irt.
Ss,n Heprdientantenbaufe
iplrbe auf bic 0iOrgenitunbe Ser5id)t geleilfet
rnb br. gladburn id)lug Dor, oaB oaS 3aus
in Ylsnariituug gsbe, UNI Die ,,Gtar-5 -5tonten"s
Sefi3itbill gu er0rtern uno cap Die Debate UNI
IS lbr bsute 9taAn,ttag sei9loiien toeroen
lole.
9tadh furser 3isfuliion tpuroe Der 9ori9lag
angenommcn, nadoem er berart nobifiSut
porbcn mar, paB Die Debate in siner Stunbe
bsenbet merbeu iollte.
lin 40 Miinuten nad, II llbr ging bas
Saus in Ylenariitun9, nnb Ole Debate iiber
bic eripdbnte Seiisitbill murpe begonnen.
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MaISbron0.

@outb Qlmbop, rs, 2. april. -
geiern Morgen brad IN Miobteisr- County,
RS, siu gSdlobrano aus. tpeld)er 200O bis
5000 Qder in ben 3omnibips Sapreo(te
uno Wfaeiiou psrheerte. 0a8 55eusr puroe
burh einen 6urfen ans einer 2ofomotipe Der
,8enninl Sa6n" perlraft, uno eS oalt,
erie Bis 9 Stunben, ebe Die Gspobner Der
gegeno Die Slanmen bsnteiiterten. Ser Ser
lift it hpnPlita1IN
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NrtGeEs Site.
cine GtaGgiblmiiGittlt oG5 lerlaiJ4:a
S6uf6ts


cine GiqGa,bl ,blmiiGltygt oC5 prIgiId.u
alria's.
so Btefs Nsoftcr. - @lins Strrsu! 4nbei
enp argtu Sie sslGQist eneu 'Soldr itr cine 9rose
gtdie Gulttura. Ste tlstnt SHDle, pelle ib nsr
estr 3ett flelt. tategS anl5 6lHFt gtieiiiet, be~
1cnbe3s aetfH YrtddbtSs olst i5uiIeuer rn.e maune
Qenie es nCtlnen. Gle i0lter MD Borea. pit ~ J9x
ob ltn8t,
53r crRgbeai,r
5ames 70. BudIeL
Wla{pn, 9erag, q Sepr 1875
GHttcurG Ut OG5 mIrt qmlte yiiteI flr 6leerlf,
dfu Gebtauh, rs 1si!t ale Stjuu.pIii.sE alets
ihur9m in Sou'sAblhUIfdap ss etreusrs oaa
6Gar tnr es cui oIGlp'a artbstrsn isrlt0rt pur0e;
,s stltrrt Grtro mt Sd ppsa 0es Sopibadt. trs
tilt tele REIN unn N 10 eds easr rDei3 uu0 lam.
@s 1T rbcrio onp fdlfro. a5 . DEfinH ~, aa0 luro
in ie en- Sale trcTtt rtrulBt ur1 ticurds
stite, lu5ITt olen Iiagt,rB az uciDgoers ~ ems
lct!en tf am mir orf,bea osn 3orpsr uGo 80pf Der
Soroinae rR9 a@tttr iu renIggn. t. 1T eJeal louohI
GUile1tsu=Nrlf-l Yrjucj aap II oie lp0A.IebtrDfe
rnb 1u9fnetHte S.Iis, gslOro-rs IuH 10 Dli1sH uus
&cten pon &'no,tu. ped itUtas yr0oar!st wurbe.
gSir ptrioGru o,n G'ttr' al ols y It mntifts o95
oe,, WIittl unbectagi l.ids cIIbnsn mas Dfm ustas
ftr Sinse :dd1!dl rn i0ante Gum NldDglie Otis
Ter ugbhen pr Sti AL ote 3elJnlll bes 0r. papss
beinete' ItrD.
Gni.emra, Cui,ca-aslasiogp:ut unb G,,sjcnras
SeiIc Dtlbcr gtdp0ttl UGu Seet5 K pottsg SpeHiter
uno P9atn0Untfu, III $50 2SGl9ilJtoTjrl3e, unb
iH0 bon alien ,tu8Eilleu 5l b5tebIH. brtt5 oc5 y u
ticura ilellg tEbitn % eeul5 grove 15tbien, ipez
de 5ue uno ca Gai5 Diol 10 o,, ais ole lienea 1al=
tan, II. HelUlU elit 81 pro 5ialg,, Guticu<
rGz z 9 II 20 GeHt5i nittclt 4ot % Gents; bret
StUGe 30 Glllt5.
GoRtu6. sic iertoyeH ii6e aEtage "a
On 3uTounGsu tnNsm fe
UoItaIds eisftviidje urselnuot oct p.roorbeHe
Stofe aus beg 59iisms IiSs
%Iaitsr. ben Hna uui Die t9elis 5t9ess
n.Gt.suu5. RiHtalgia una
2tnesnQiGt OtrBtT9trn ocf TAG rem. lB'n lnaR
is uber etr IasenBru5t tra3t ortnoern iIe Jts5er
HnO Gtbsreiotu. @Htiiiuouug Der yIu3en u creR
buiop aot IgEpspde 8sroapuHls 9si3pfreeH
&t0mpie uno GiieeeruiBsn
%nS xrftsr
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Or. G. MfGane's Dtrmlfuga
fi9er cine Sur betpirfeu.
@s emtNaIt feitt oMedN[btr

GS entb< feitt Gtie6filbtr
irgenO elmer @sitult; if cine uni4dOIide
Braparation un6 bat ni6t ben gertng.
ten { 6d6li 9 en- Gtnflub beim 3ars
tefen Sinh.
9as G6te Or. Otc2ane'8 Bernti,
fu9e bat bic Sisnaturtn 6. Meeane uaS
8lemiug Bros. uuf benz umidlas.
0t.G.Mcosane's Yse6er- 9tiTen
iucrben nid,t empfoblsn ais 5eilmitttl sssel
,,alle QeiOen, benen oaS 6lciid nntertban tif,@
iunbern 9e9eu Sruntbeit Der eeber; bel bili0ica
Q3edwerOen, 9ispepfe unO trantbaftem aopf-
noeb, ocer berartigen llebelu. iiRo iis asitbers
treifIid).
&aites sSieber.
g8 giebt fein bcIITcs Abfabrnitttl Dor OS,r
uatb Dem Gebruude pon Gbigia, IIs Bur
gnmitt:l fno iie unoer8!eialiA.
|,un biite iib oOr 6ili4ua3en.
3ie Gdlten iiiio ME iiber;urery,
IScSe Gdlad)tel bat elrsH r2tbeI Sl'-Sltega
aui 9eln 0tdti init Der 5nlcbati s9r 9R,elHt's
giper. Yjlls.
SeScr umidlna hot bic 5ig-an.rSr ooN g.
Wc2are nno T1cmtna 9reE
Utnn orrlnn9e hie 6dltm 0r, E 3eceaHs'e
9eber, Bilisur praparirt ron 5is1liits 8ccs.s
IN @ittsbnre, 3D., bsnu oCr SRsrft III poa BEN
Wathabmnugen eee @amsn Meeane, arp
bers buGfabwt, ober cielelhe aRs,praAc,
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Syct.crs bt1tttft tn Sta0fot0.
Ser Gc{GIaytaileit clues Staotdjeits lit SSc!ge
Ses IlssipesTens eiHsr Saobfsnoaampe
eirtaeGis)eYt.

etu0sal-DetI
Srab orb, Yennl., 2. prtl.-Gd)tSebn
Gebaube al Der Mairz unO gSebltsritraBe luurz
cen beute iriib etngedlGert. Wtan id]dtt ben
Gerluit alf $3.50, 900. 0as Seuer mar oas
perbeerenbitc, ,uelfcS itb iemelS bier ereiguete.
9a8 6cuer brad I'M 46 llbr baute friib i'm
r@ampcr !6ouie" OH Der MainitraBe aus unO
ioG ourh einen getpiiien SameS QSilou, mel
der aAgebli6 betrunien mar nno eille Soblen=
DIanpe nnwart, oerliriadjt norbeu iein.
Seine perfohltsn lebsrrete ituo ieitoem ul1ter
ben 2riinllnern aufgciunoen poroeu. @iner
anocren Augabe nadl murbe CT i'm ,Sampet~
S5pnie" beraubt, uno Die &au1pe lol, rpIbreno
er nit ben Oiebcn fdmpfte, unlgemorien nor
ben ein. Die 0iebe eutflOben iooau1, uaHs
bem iie g3ilion III benz 3immer eiugcl6iolen
botten. 9icies lebtere @eritd)t fann ieoof auf
feine glaubfuiiroige Guelle 3uriid9cIiibrt mers
cen. g8iIion mar % Sabre ait unO fauute
ans 9unfirf, N.-D. litter Den eingediherten
Gebduben befinben iid OaS - r&ttuSOilez6ouie,"
Die Mufiato0enlie, 6anlan's 6otel Oa8
yGorrp 5ouie," ba8 - ygSaibington AooWie,"
ra8 ,8rapcilerS' Some" uno perid)Ieoene Xi=
cen. 9as ,8arfer~5oule" rnb ein groB,s,
Dem 6ul. Dean geb6rigtS @'ebaube lpurOen
batrddtlif beihdoiqt. 81 Solge oes Maugtls
an &aiir bauerte es bis 10 llbr SormittagS,
bis bas Seuer inter @ontrole gebra9t puroe.
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@r1nSc

Detroit, Oii@,, 2. 4pril. - Das ,alee
rauber- 6ouIe,A eiu pratltpoileS Sonllisrbotet
ont @rofle=Ssle, IA Meilen iiuBabiudrts BON
bier, brannte geitern nieoer. Da8 @,bduoe
get0rte 9rn. aleranoer nno unros emi3lieb.
lid oss grGbtcntbeils serit6rten Snhalt5 auf
$4,000 9eid,dtt. Die Seri;drung betrd9t
$4,000.
Nortb grand, H..S., 2. @pril -
g8obnung, St)eune uno Stalluugsn neg $50.
E. @otte, flint Wieileu lpeflih Don Taritan,
ginger in Der Jtadlt bonn letteu Mittpod] in
6lammen auf. Serlnft etpa $40 900; Ssr=
iidlCrung gerin9.
gIs@ @gSpt, @.-9., 2. april. = Die
Stump eiiles Der dlteiten @,bauoe
btcler @e9cnb, fiel am leeten Mitt,pof ncbit
@tallungsn II. I. no. elmer Seuersbrunit gum
Taube. 9erluit 900; feine Seriid)erllng.
&ron, &C. g., 2. april. - 0as @tabliiis-
nieut Ger So. S. 81. BettiS & Comp, III uei=
tlem Sreimurrerz8e9alien perIerti9t tpurOen,
brannte heute nteber. Serlult $50 900.
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Sismard's 8eburtstaa.

BerI1n, 2. Aprll. : Slirit Bl8mord's
65. @eburtstag tuurSe geitern auf 9ldn5en6e
gSeiie gefeiert. @eburtStags gsgeid)enfe ltefen
ma6euboft ais allen 2belen @rlropa'8 eiu,
uub Der Raiier Q8ilbclm, iolpie biele anoere
hoditebsnbe 9erionen tatteten benl 6itriteH Ses
lude ab.
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9enein9itt otrbirotrn oef t4t ren. ls M II
fts ubsr etr IoaenArubt traBt urginoern ile Jts
HnO Gtbsrleibtn. gHttiiuouug OR SIu3en uH5 u rr
biitois aolit Igsp.pie, 8sroapuuls 9si3perl
&tQmpfe MD 9iieoerreiBtn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-27
U. o. R. NJ.
Annual Session of the Grand stamm, In
dependent Order Of Red Men.

Qepe1Qeng OrQeI Oh 6eu u1eu.
The Grand Stamm, U. o. r. Nj. for Cali
fornia, began its annual session in this city at
Odd Fellows Temple, at 9 A. NJ. yesterday.
The officers of the Grand Stamm are: CIR.
o. Ch., d. 81. Bockmann of No. "a; CIR. O.
Ch., Dr. Phi. Frank of No. lbs s; CIR. b. Oh.
J. A. Falkenstein of No. 1874 !; CIR. Pr, ]. F.
Lang of No. So; CIR. Sec., S. Polack of No.
rs; CIR. Treas, J. Gutberlet of No. 100
Gr NJ, C. H. Rode of No. So; CIR. H,
Charles Schepp of No. 124; CIR. K, D. Vogt,
of No. 113; CIR. 2. W., M. koppel of No. n
CIR. w. W., j. Rumetsch of No. 100; CIR. G..
W., F. r. Meyer of No. IS.
The Grand Stamm was opened in ample
form, and credentials being presented, re-
ferred and reported back, the following rep.
resentation was declared entitled to seats
California Stamm, No. 70-F. Wilkenhauser,
L. Abrahams, III. Bald; Golden Gate
Stamm, No. 74-G. Baum, w. Holz,
G. Nelson; San Jose Stamm. No.
I'll. Krump Pacific Stamm, No. 7S-J.
B. Reinhardt, D. Cohn, S. Polack; Ger
mania Stamm, No. SD. Niessen, j. +.
Lang, G. B. Rode. F. R. Meyer; Alameda
Stamm, No. 113-William Sohst Sacra-
mento Stamm, No. 134-J. M. Schmidt, c.
Schmitt. }. A. Falkenstein, F. Biewener
Santa Cruz Stamm, No. 125-Dr. P Frank
Los Angeles Stamm, No. 133-Chas. Schepp
Harmonic Stamm, No. 160-J. Gutberlet, j.
Rumetsch, HI. Wessling.
The reports for the year were then sub
mitted and referred. They show that the
membership in California aggregates 591
total capital of subordinates, $43, 494 SO ;
total receipts for the past year, S13, 354 80 +;
current expenses, S6,05S 20; disbursed for
benefits, 81, 696 so. In the United States
there are 104 Stamms, with Z 800 members
and total capital of S196, rs 81.
The reports do not show that the Order has
progressed during the past year as was
hoped, owing to the general depression in
business and to the number of new Orders
that lave claimed the attention of the peo-
pie. The Grand Secretarys report shows
that there ara IL subordinate Stamms under
the jurisdiction of the Grand Stamm, viz
California Stamm, No. 20, 60 members, cap
ital, S., 3S1 63 Golden Gate, No. "a, 81
members, S2,477 &c; San Jose, No. n, AZ
members, $3.50 50; Pacific, No. rs, So
members, 50, 766 90; Germania, No. SO, 100
members, Sc, 400 81 Alameda, No. 113, 40
members, 1888 As; Eureka, No. 120, 10
members; S1,49S 81; Sacramento, No. 124,
so members. So, COG 20; Santa Cruz, No. l23,
10 members, $500 u; Los Angeles, No 133,
10 members, $40 i6 Harmonic, No. $780, 5S
members, So, 906 20.
For the afternoon session the Grand Stamm
reassembled at o'clock. The reports of the
District Deputies were read, with the excep-
ton of those of San Jose and Los Angeles,
which had not come to hand. They were
referred to General Committee consisting of
Past Grand Chiefs Crump, Holtz, Rein
hardt, Lang and Rumetsch.
A communication from the Secretary Of
the U. S. Grand Stamm was received, stating
that the next session of that body will be
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BRIEF NOTES.

The thermometer in the railroad freight
Office on Saturday was 1902. The highest it
had been before was 81 on the 18th instant,
on which day the temperature was the same
there as given by the Signal office report.
The extensive amount of coke being for
warded from here to Utah has suggested the
idea to an irreligious individual that the
Mormons have taken a contract to furnish
hell with fuel.
The railroad company's boats have already
brought down from Glenn'5 ranch about 90, 600
tons of new wheat, making 1850 tons, and
this is only the advance delivery of the Doc
tors crop.
Henry Schweitzer, engineer at Hathaway 3
carpet beating establishment, at Twelfth and
o streets, had two fingers on his right hand
crushed in the machinery yesterday after
noon.
The steamer Enterprise is now lying at
the wharf by the company's building, foot of
K street, and for the present will be held in
reserve for towing barges, and as supply.
The steamer Modoc, which left here for
San Francisco yesterday with about 430 tons
of freight, drew little less than five feet Of
water with that cargo.
Efforts were continued yesterday to find
the body of Willie Kendel, who was drowned
on Saturday, but were still unsuccessful.
The grain steamer Flora left yesterday
with merchandise for Jacinto. She will re-
turn with another cargo of wheat.
The Central Pacific pay car will be here
to-day, and make the monthly settlement
with employees of the company.
A copy of the seal of the Board OF Super
visors Of Ell Dorado county has been filed
with the Secretary of State.
Secretary of the Interior Carl Schurz will
arrive from the East this afternoon about 3
o'clock.
A new plank walk is being laid in front of
police headquarters. 1t was much needed.
Forty-four prisoners were taken to the Fol-
som Branch Prison yesterday.
James B. Sims has filed petition of insol-
vency.
The river marked IA feet and 10 inches last
evening.
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RETURN OF CAPTAIN EAps AND PARTY.

Captain James B. Eads, State Engineer
Hall, Colonel Mendell and the Debris Com
missioners, who had been making tour OF
inspection of the upper rivers, returned yes
telday afternoon. The day after leaving
Sacramento was spent upon the Yuba river,
starting from Marysville and following up
the north side. The levees constructed to
protect Marysyille, the destruction by debris
along the river, and the proposed location of
dams were examined. In the evening the
party drove to Smartsville. Upon the fol-
lowing morning Superintendent O'Brien OF
the hydraulic mines conducted the visitors
about the mines and exhibited the ability of
their works to produce detritus, by putting
the entire hydraulic power into concentrated
operation, which was 1000 inches of water,
and moving everything before it. They ex-
amined the dicharge of the tunnels where
the heavy debris is first sluiced into the
river. The fullest explanation and attention
was given by Superintendent o Brien, who is
spoken of rs having treated them most roy
ally during their stay. On that evening the
party crossed over to the Bear river, and fol-
lowed down as far as Wheatland, when it
took the cars to Marysyille, arriving there
Saturday evening" and took a rest over Sun
day. Yesterday morning the citizens of
Marysville furnished a steamer, fully sup
piled and provisioned, and took the party,
accompanied by several prominent persons of
that place and Suffer county, down as far as
the mouth of Feather river. The charges
and localities along the river were pointed
out, showing destruction and danger from
debris. At the mouth of the river they were
met by the State Engineers steamer, 10
which they were transferred, and came down
the Sacramento to this city. The trip was in
every way satisfactory and successful.
As the result of his observations in the
mining aud overfowed regions, Captain
Eads gives an opinion decidedly in favor of
the pract1cability of arresting the flow of the
mining debris. combining the waters of the
rivers to their channels, and generally favor
able to the solution Of the problem which the
Board of Drainage Commissioners was Gre
ated to solve. He appears to have the clearest
possible conception of the necessity of rem
edial action, and of the difficulties to be over
come, and his conclusions are in favor of the
practicability and economic value of the work.
Last evening he was called upon at the Ar
cade by Hon. Jabez Turner, Hon. n. Greene
Curtis, Hon. S. G. benson, l.. S. Taylor and
representatives of the press, to whom he de-
scribed quite at length and in a very inter-
esting manner the methods by which the i'm
provements upon the Mississippi river have
been effected, and by which the Sacramento
can also be improved and the fast-accruing
danger averted