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, 1881-10-24

Mooney 1.UASEl, DS FUlsNrruRE,
f paf,,,4, nnrhpury, tr.cs. rntrlHtaA+ tlc. Chat.
III l,ftsusbs UIugi- HuulA II Portland Hl"ck !os
IltnfrDr;,-al.
, 1881-10-24
lsxtIEt'I'S.

1ITAL i. BARCLAY. CONSULTING EN-
~ 9nssr and patent alent. onecss lh last " ssh-
Akton.st
, 1881-10-24

MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT
MI sntts MI eoni estate. H. W. ltfMAS. JH+ i W.
l:t iIcHriNrn.sL
, 1881-10-24

ITO MANUFACTURERS AND .1IUSI-
ton of thc e, q 4 H. Z. i n ". and it. l.. l. s.
l.. i.mnys i tho Iarxat manufacturing town ut itt
,nnnutactursta u nDos. a,,y cosa9odtsy. y has y
t!GycDpeI. Will sunrnEt q city nj blNu Inhabitants
liz TnllAAY facilities Hra M. In uTefy EcspGct.
IfApr1lyaI WHtDt.pJMfF for &Ml9 III lnrt1 ur small
quantities ut 10y guros md ~ oi.sy tsIns. Also.
in uuw hElax building. vary Inv.
Every posslbig unco,sr,lIsr,snt Il odared to uauu-
fhcturirn nnd ut,lpra u I.lsatu htre.
1:ildD w0rtt nf nnlnpr!vNd watos-power and land
Xdtirenx K. j.. SMITH,, lt0ck Full, III.
KefcFS IL Tho nni,avuu.ent Ut tho u. u. Q. T. H.
C0utpuuY Y, EhCax.t, Iii.
, 1881-10-24

MONEY TU l.t'AN on FURNITURE.
tl pnt,.s, ftc. without rann,vat mud m cbIlatar
Ai. Gt.UNUE PARRY. !1% uto III we.t Mnnrus<+t-
, 1881-10-24

'1fUNEY To LOAN ON CHICAGO
ttl reut ustste la SUNS s,f Il, ,Iu tt tiO0 I'LL
uESkf WAl4l4EH it,.
l0i 1Ienr6NFn.st.
, 1881-10-24

11OR SALE--A FINE STUSE-F1sOST
Il residence III l'art mr.. neIr !'afun l'Afk.
% lots u FEtI1t'nt 1tldse IN st't. Is. ~ u.
III 4all. HENRY WALLER I1t..
lu1 lIHArtalrIl-st.
, 1881-10-24

q A GENT WANTED-'rO SELL. fAN'1S
IL by xaupln In knsI-ns for sholurtr hII>,' On
f11inullsrtn until iaIiuHty. la: at.r That tIin' IL
zut!tfncslup II ElyB, pertlatlunt cnl
H. made j. u Trltrunn .tEIet.
, 1881-10-24

LJN;illST PRICE PAID FOR STATE
IL savings ahu Fidelity Bank bnuks, and SeuHdl-
uMvi4r SnttupII Hnttk roFttIigatas. liiA llDI.AEs
litnEral HruAef, ii Wa.htl,Etu1.st-
, 1881-10-24

MONEY III LOAN On IMPROVED
IVA 4.tty property IL. eurrent rites. MEAD Ct'E.
t.S N, Isl.
, 1881-10-24

A NJ AMOUNT TO LOAN On FURSl-
II, tire. Wt! or wlthIa: removal. III fArurabEt+
ttrits M cttn.n.i-tns I'll )rhepDfFl-sL. Knoni Ii.
, 1881-10-24

4 GENTS WASTED-rUE TIE ONLY
"a n,ntHre md eomplrtr Life q tiartn!t;"' "
cultng Ills fent and hur1( III 1aIes "i"lantay H.
iuFtfntn, ttETnt terms snn iN c,.ni- fur r sIHct-
H.. J. u ttNiJMNS TO. IL Ia 4ullu.st. thtt:txo
, 1881-10-24

A NY AMOUNT Or MONEY TO LOAN
fIUNNEi.isY X Gu! jDun uttiru. lis HuarBurn-st.
, 1881-10-24

NOR SA1.E-ADAAlS-sr.. NEAR FIFTH
3ctUNSisl.i. hitt)s.. Itnen, II g9.l1t Wn.hnsson.
, 1881-10-24

A DNANCES US DIAMONDS. IiUNpS.
GuiI,x n,iil !. Ia IiaMdnlph.sL E+tabLlsetl l.-
, 1881-10-24

4 GENTS WASTED-FOR THE Life
~ oI i;ariu1. iirnglt insvn iu tlRte. Much tbs
1aaI sd'ttn published. semi 81 elt* !ur J'F!sp.e!1s
I.1SIl L IL. Ill Hiaie.At. thICAGI..
, 1881-10-24

N1pRrNiGE. LOANS MADE AND
MI INT ln.,rtar.H bought pt ln,Yr,rsd e'y psgE-
trty ai,l lnnts larfAs- ktslhAlt+ FosE Gu.
V'rIhunH HuIllI1lE,
, 1881-10-24

GTORr.& CAMP
III Mi,n o BTArE.Sr,
, 1881-10-24

V0SE h SONS p1ANuS, EsTAl..
piapns u remt. ADAM AtlAKi'. III Wsat MatI..,n.
, 1881-10-24

IIGUSEfTDLI3 GOODS.
1oUYAI. RANGES. RISING BUN
IL, mi,co3 Ey4ry uns guaranteed. AJAX JoAr dual
It. ataiu III U. y. EouN1sy Co.. y " l99 Erle-st
TCllE EMPIRE I'AKl.Uk HEnSfEAD
fi, 81 nuu aAt Nsss AlaAll-at.. kvsp tlls IarK.
..si stock ma tnakv thu loass1 ptises nao s4sasas
lprul4 IN furEtiEs9. EaF1ptf4 stufoA, otp. -
, 1881-10-24

A GENTS WASTED-EyIDENC PI,O-
~ stut.t1 at uiiicH by mil taln HtltrErt!c Rsn
cs1F ~ *sss VIZ ny r .S S:u, .s ~ ~ s9 I %
MI;iilii. i ri !. mi - SnIn Ctnsk-*t-. thCstk',.
, 1881-10-24

pEAt. ESTATE LOANS IN SUMS OF
N fsiaHJ nhl upwards i,r Eulit liet upt1n tl-
p.use!i city ls,pufty, LYMAN &IacKsoH, ii Fort
Una nlhnk
, 1881-10-24
.F'IIr1fEETdE.

4 NY AMOUNT TO LOAN On F(1llN1-
IA tnrs and pinnbs Without removal. III ntnduph-
~ M 1
, 1881-10-24

= F. z, V1EHLfNG,
III i}cnrtn,rH.at, Nlum 2.
T1Olt SAl.Ew9 FEEr WITH FItAME
tirst- ttiarh"-!rtnt house M ~! M.htval..
en*y turlnz. J. J. AvlsitEtA- Y; Ileartrrn.sl.
T7Uk SAI.E-A aaFOOT LOT, Snlirli
fr,trt. OIL Wt4E,nsln-st-. itetwren settvNick ind
l.lnts'tn.nv. t3EORGE 81. th}GUE. ftearer h'eck.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

A THIRD break in the Sny Levee,
north of East Hannibal, NO., occurred on
the 2Sth, doing incalculable damage.
ALLEN JOHNSON, colored, was hanged
at Charlotte, n. c., on the 2Sth, for the
murder of an old and blind negro named
Crump. Jack Post, one of the murderers
of j. d. McDermott, was executed at Ora
ham, Texas, on the same day.
LORD & WILLIAMS, heavy banking
and contracting firm at Tucson, Nevada,
have failed for large amount, but profess
their ability to meet all claims against them
in little while.
THE British steamer Calliope, from
Odessa for Bremen, was totally lost on the
Spanish coast. Only one person saved.
The Walaczyska court-martial at St.
Petersburg sentenced two leaders of the
anti-Jewish riots in June last to ten years.
exile in Siberia.
THE open session of the Senate on the
2Sth lasted only half an hour, when the
doors were closed and executive session
followed. The undecided contest over the
nomination for the Lynchburg Post -office
was resumed.
As VIM. Dawson, Treasurer of Beav-
er County, Pa, was opening his safe, on the
| 2Sth, he was knocked senseless by two men,
who helped themselves to 900 and es-
capped.
In the Washington Criminal Court
on the 2Sth, Capt. Howgate was arraigned,
and pleaded not guilty to the indictment for
forgery. He was then formally surrendered
| by his bondsmen.
A PROCESSION in Buenos Ayers in
honor of the memory Of President Garfield
numbered over O,0OO persons. All along
the west coast the demonstrations were SOL
emn and profound.
| DELL LoCKHART, Kid Coulter, and a
man known as "Slim," were lynched at
TERRA Amaratta. Colorado, on the 9th.
Lockhart and "Slim'' were arrested few
weeks ago for demonstrating. Coulter was
| imprisoned for a murder committed at
Chama. nine months ago. The immediate
cause of the Iynching was the discovery OF
Coulter's plan to kill the guard and escape.
THE boiler of a steam thresher ex-
ploded at Norway Lake, near Wilmar,
Mimi, killing Aufin Strand and seriously
iniuring A. Everson and Christian Solberg.
So complete was the destruction that nc
part of the engine or the boiler was left
where it stood before the explosion. The
cause of explosion is unknown.
NELSON T. DAVIS, late Tax Collector
for Harris County, Texas, who got away
with $3.50, 900 belonging to the State and
county and was indicted by the Grand Jury
for ENLIGHTENMENT, forgery and perjury, dei
before he could be arrested.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

Abraham, Fulton Street. Brooklyn, L. L.,
was damaged by flames and water to the ex-
tent Of quarter Of million dollars; partly
insured, Jas. Lynch, engineer, was badly
burned, and Andrew McShane, fireman, fell
through a hatchway and was very seriously
injured. Spontaneous combustion.
THE Adams Mill, Adamsdale, Il. l.,
burned on the Goth. Loss, So, 200. John
HYDE, an employee, was killed.
ALBERT FLETCHER, an Adventist
minister of Pomeroy, Iowa, blew out his
brains while temporarily deranged.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04
The Grain Crops.

Reports to Bradstrests', New York, num-
bering three thousand. in response to in
quiries sent to every wheat and corn grow
ing section in the United States, enables
them to give the following as the yield OF
wheat in the Western States in bushels:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

Mr.. c.. o. ROCKWELL, of st. Louis, a
relative Of the late President Garfield, mas
been appointed by President Arthur an IN
spector of the Post-ofice Department, Win
headuuarters at st. Louis.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

AN advance in railway rates, both
passenger and freight, has been inaugurated
by the Pennsylvania Company, and otner
roads are expected to follow suit, with the
evident hope of soon restoring rates to ante
war figures,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

AT Washington, on the 25th, the
French Minister received and entertained
the French guests of the nation in royal
style. All the diplomatic corps. members OF
Congress, naval and other prominent men
We're present.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

GUITEAU's trial has been postponed
until Nov. IA. 1t is now said that Scoville,
Guiteau's attorney, will waive the question
of Jurisdiction, and base his defense solely
upon the ground of insanity. Judge Porter,
of New York City, will assist in the prose-
cution, and Messrs. Leigh Robinson, OF
Washington, and Trude, of Chicago, will aid
in the defense.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

REPRESENTATIVE CLARK, of Missou'
ri. whose domestic infelicities have become
matters of public notoriety through recent
Washington dispatches, has begun proceed
ipgs for divorce in the Howard County
(Mo,) Circuit Court.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

The King and Queen of Italy were
royalty received at Vienna on the 9th.
They were met at the railway station by the
Emperor and Crown Prince Rudolph. and
escorted to the royal palace at HOfburg,
where a grand court supper was partak.
on of
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

IT was reported on the 25th that ex-
Gov. Edwin D. Morgan, Of New York, the
newly.appointed Secretary of the Treasury,
had peremptorily declined to accept the
position, on account of ill-health and FOL
other reasons of private nature.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

THE official canvass of the vote for
Governor in Ohio shows the following re-
suit: Foster Rep.), 3l2. 7S5; Bookwalter
Dem.), 2ss,426; Ludlow (Pro.), 1857
Leitz &c. }, $3.50. Fosters plurality, 24,SO9;
majority, 1882.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

In explanation of the denomination of
Postmaster General James, it is said some
doubt existed as to his legal status under
the Tenure of office law, and the President
thought best to remove this by having him
reappointed. 1t is understood Mr.. James
will continue at the head of the Post-office
Department long enough to close up the
Star-route prosecutions.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

WHEN the Supreme Court of the
United States convened on the oath. Attor-
ney-General MacVeagh presented to the
court the resolutions adopted by the bar
meeting with reference to the death OF the
late Justice Clifford, and the Court, as a
mark of respect to the latter's memory adj
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

WINDOW has been returned to the
United States Senate from Minnesota, to fill
his uneXpired term.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

Mrs. GARFIELD has rented hand
some and comfortable house on Euclid Ave-
nue., Cleveland, and will spend the winter
there with her daughter and her younger
sons. She will take possession in few
weeks, and her children will then immedi-
ately enter school.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

GEN. FRANCIS A. WALKER, Superin-
tendent of the Census Bureau, has resigned.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

The election of Shorber as Acting
Secretary of the Senate is said to be salts
factory to both parties, and many be-
lieve it is a final disposition of the Sec
retaryship until some change in the po-
litical status of the Senate gives one party
or the other decisive majority. Shorber
was formerly a member of Congress from
North Carolina. As Chief Clerk he has CIV
on general satisfaction.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

-"Susan Coolidge" Miss Sarah
Woolsey) is clever enough to paint as
well as she writes, and has water
color on exhibition in Boston.
Charles Dudley Warner will spend
the winter in Spain.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

Miss Bird. the author Of several
charming books of travel which have
been read as widely in this county as in
England. has married. and is now Mrs.
Bishop. The King of Sim has just be-
slowed upon her the order of
"Kapo:ani," in recognition OF her
literary work.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

The eleventh annual meeting of the
American Woman Suffrage Association was
held at Louisville, KY, on the 18th. Eleven
States were represented by forty-four dele
gates. DIR. Mary j. Thomas, Of Indiana,
presided. The annual report was read by
Mrs. Lucy Stone. Letters indorsing the
movement were read from Governor Long,
of Massachusetts,, Governor St. John, of
Kansas, and other prominent gentlemen.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

TYNER, First Assistant Postmaster
General, has finally rendered his resigna.
ton, in accordance. it is understood, with
the clearly expressed wish of the President
and Postmaster General. He at the same
time furnished the press with a statement
declaring his innocence of any completely,
directly or indirectly, in the Star-route
frauds. He says his suppressed re-
port was read by both President
Garfield and Postmaster General James
who concurred in the opinion 1t had
better not be made public; that it had beer
kept from the files Of the Department BY
Keys order, and was private paper. Post
master. General James, in letter to Judge
Tyner acknowledging receipt of his resigna'
ton, says: "The request for your resigna'
ton was not based upon any reflection upor
your personal or official integrity.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

THE nomination of Stratham, Re-
adjuster of Democratic antecedents, for
Postmaster at Lynchburg, Va, in the place
of Wilson, Republican, who has opposed
Malone, is taken as indicating that Presi-
dent Arthur is in hearty sympathy with Ma
hone and will support him. Senator Johns
ton says he will oppose the confirmation of
Stratham, and that he will have the support
of all the Democratic Senators in his oppo.
Sition.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

IT is reported that Judge Folger was
only induced to accept the position Of Sec
rotary of the Treasury on condition, or with
the understanding, that he shall be appoint
ed to the United States Supreme Bench, to
succeed Hunt, who, it is confidently believed,
will be retired by Congress on account Of
physical disability. Folger did not really
want the Scholarship. but is ambitious to
20 upon the Supreme Bench. 1t is still as
serted by those who assume to know that
Conkling will succeed Folger in the Treasu-
~ before Arthur's Administration grows
very old.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

Total BIS, O54,OOO a5,57O,OO 4s,l3',oOO
Taking all the reports they have received,
from East, West, North and South, the re.
turns give the following estimate OF the
wheat ont. turn for Isl:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

The scare in Europe over American
pork has nearly died out
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
@ermiidite tcIeatapDtT0e DepeTdtsm

Del 9 tQatS lcuat BON Beunl \ /
Uauien nabm gcitCru cine Bill oil, nab mel.
der bos Gi0entbum aller Selegropben- Cont
toQnie'u, lUelde ben 2lrtifel Der Seriaiiuug
gegcn Die Gouioltbtrung couturrts
renber 2inten luiBadten oem Staate
orbGimfalleu iOQ.
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3eit osn SOrifla0, Il nterri d. i'm y ben
NIB netbIidCn Sanoarbeiteu Ill ben Shulcu
ciniufiibren.
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Die @pi5ootie inter ben Yt;roen lIno oerz
Grcitet iitl in beior8niBerregen @raoe.
&eiOe S5duier Der @eieB Bgebuug y II
Connecticut baben cine Bill angeuoms
men, rrelfe ble SeuueuOuug BON Dam y +
fabr3Cuaen bel Dem 4uiterntang {
NIT Sroegorneu 0ui natiirlltcn 2tulternbantcn
Oerbietet.
9Orace 8tibop farb OOrgeitcrn IN 5Or'
ban, G,sg)., in TolQe bon SerleBuugen, DelfJe
Tim ein entl0dCucr 3udthau8itrdiltug, yta-
mems 2Sm. SatGman, in elmer Sdld9er2l b.lz
brGdte. Batemau 1T ucrhaittt.
Su aIbnn0, N.s9., iinO Spei TObbgilten,
gtomens SrpeuS uno %eitUre Degcn ens5 Ser
iuGs, Ritglieocr Der G)eietgebung SIT b2etn
iluIicu, pGhoitet Nu0 bis gum u6d]itcu 0oa=
ncritage inter 8iygjdaft gctcllt moro'H.
&eui. Arbog 4, BydliOcnt ocS ySap:9
Nem0le Golle0e" mo lett Uleltn Sabrtn eN
buucrra0eunCS UiitgljcO Der SaltlmOrer Con
fercn3 Der iiOlif)cn liethooiitcnttrdle, Il q b
lctttn 9onuCrltag 81 2SiGd]eiIr, STa,, i'll
9iltlr bon So Sabr2n.
Grnoteberidlte ans ulttOrnten
teuttn on. OaB eiu gutter 0urhidjuitt5srtr0g III
IiCitm SCbrc III CrluQrtCH 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
Sic a1c6erIdJlpemnt1W9en tla 0orSa
meifen.

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ift nm s 6nB geItie9en uuo iteigt langiam tort.
Die GtabliIiemeut8 am TluBufcr t)neben in
QroBtr @efabr, unO in ben @tenpcrten iiuO bic
Eeucr ousgeIGiht morOen. 0tan iiirbtct, baB
SER TluB nod melt b6ber iteigeu miro, iObalO
bic luciter fluBaufpdrts beftn6lidtn Stauz
uroeu iidl l0ien rperOeu.
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lit nm einen SUB b0bcr geitiegen, ais am 29.
DtGrs, uu0 oer nntere 8heil bon Danfton itebt
unter 2goIIer. Die 8erpObner fnO nit ner
0lettltug ibrer 5abe bchdftigt. IS idueben
biCr ttine Wenidenleban in @efabr, inOeiieu lit
GROCER SdlaOeu uuUermciOlih. - yta9ri4ten
aus Goutonlule ergeben, OuB 5tuet Saultlien,
Iamens Bates unO Soaooen, unl'5 Yebeu faz
men uno GQB man iicben aubere, meiter fluBabz
lpdriS mohncnSe 6amilicn DermtBt. Da8
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tiibteu iuotIisu itre qanie 6abe etn. Oas
ggoIicr uno sis 1T u SUB ttef an ber Stcaa,
aui meldler ebcoem Oo8 StdOtden itanO. Ser
miliOn icQ tbcnfauS gGnSlid) seritOrt, uuO 80
GReniGen ioQen bort mrs Sebcn gefommen
itir, irbcTen 1T bieie Augabe rotl nidt betdz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
@uropSil5e GabelberiGte.
Icr gtSntarGs Smet0ung Der Ifiiri!iH
GnrsIniLs sgae enthem nnm iLEert NlniicLl.

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SarsIatbs sSeutbeu BON ttret1 O1ttcn.
Serltn,5 5. &pril. St1HoGl=2ln0ire,
Die bencuteuOes @uiiebeH erregtc, Don ben bic
fQen 2,itungen aber megeu Der bObeu Steaung
oCr 6Qrau betbeiltgtcu BaiOnen nur an0euz
tunGsmeiie beiprOdeH muroe, bat jIBt NIT Der
UoQ;oGCnen Srennung Der Gbe 2mideu benz
Tiriien Garolatbz Seutbcu, peldler erbltdeS
9iitQlieO oe8 prtuBjldleu pprenhauie5 1T uHO
i'm belttid)eu &eidJStn9e Den idlIeitld1en lSNblz
trei8 @riinbGgsHreiita6t 0ertritt, uuO ieuer
iriheren Satin, Der 6iirittU @lrubetb, OsS Oir-
ltorbenen 6iriten 6ermdnn 5u 6aBttlot God
ter uuo Stiefidmeiter be8 jebigen 5iirlt2l Ders
mann III 6atitlotF8radenberq ebenfallS Nit
g!ieots 6c8 prtuBiifen 6errenhauitS Il. Sertres
fGS ot8 @oblfrciItS Wilitih hs8rebniB inl Oeut=
lfen 8ddsta0e, ibren OorlduiQen AbldluB
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brourte, nobei eS 3uerit in hieiiqeN 3eitungen
btcB, toB Der juuge @raf, Der fruber 9s9attonS'
ieirCtGr in Sern mar, ipdter inter oUetter AItz
iidjt Ieiues SdterS i'm AusnGrttgen Amte ar
beitete, IN ocbeiner Dliiiou Uerretlt iei. Der
mobrs Spcd Oieir D2iifOn purOe aber be-
fannt, QlS Shirt @arolatbz zYeutbeu th auI
Ietnc Sitter Suriid5og uuo Die iebt Ooaio9ene
edsiourq 6sontrd9te. Ser 5icihSfaujlr ielbit
ioa iiber 6ieisu Shritt ieiHes dlteItsn Sobnes
cbr uuaebaltcn qCtpeien ictn, oodl ldlelnt IN
letter Yeit cine Sgi6bnuug itatt9eiuHoeu 1u
Labeu, uno ME pellautetr lou oenndbf bic
gamGhluHa os8 @rafer nit Der gelbleOeuen
6iirltin Iiatliinoen.
Gin neuer GrjbiidluT pom g8ten.
gEten., 5. 9(pIil.-0r. 9anQelbauer, Gbt
bes g,eneOiftinrlloiferS 5u &remsmHufer, 1T
,um 8iidof bon @ieu ernauut morOen.
sic ruI6Idleu TladDt!iuge in Semi.
8ern, 5. April.-6r. 0rO5e, 8r1iiOent Der
@duei,, bat cine Oier5ebntd9e llrldubsreiie
oNaetreteu. Sc perlautet, oaB er fid nadl SeHi
btgtbcn tpirb, nm ii6 prri6nlif iber 0as &bun
unb &reibeu Der Oortt3eu ruiFiGen 6laailtn9c
su uutoti6tsil.
MaSIaao.
2On6on, 5. @pril. - GiHe 9epaAe oer
Il Guilb getua" beii@tet ans BetgrSbnrg: yg5i
tiuer Griru 8eriommluna Der .9lauOphlle1s
@ticuiddit" bebduptete 6r. AtlaIot, &eoats
tour oes Spuruala >, ,UiCSfauer TuiIe," oOB oas
Qorb in Nnbetraft Der intimen S3iebunleH
,miIdeu rem Nonord)eu un0 oem Bclte, bon
mdd,en man i'm rpellidleu europa ttiuen Ses
oriii hebe, feine Ss-fHIluug braudle. SIr6
SmereitinSii uno Gsleaaumolt RobeOonoBt.
tfi waren aupeieno ltnO iesteu etne aorelie au
zen GSoSeu aui, tusIdle labIrette uutcEiArifteH
l ahitlt, q"
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Gast Baltimore.

Inter ben lctten BON ben @roBoeI9worcu,n
oes GriminalgcrihtS in 4utla9efauN
utrietten Berionen befnoen fd fOt
ocroe: @eor0e 8ommaH pegeu 9OtttridOOs-
6eridleiBes; @eorg Sttmnn unS SOhn BtuOr
ms9,u thdtlidlSn AngrifitS; @liiubeth Sriaetb
iucQeu 9iebItuhl8.
Gine freimilltqe Gobuz Grh o.
buuQ 0elpGbrsn ibren 2lrbeiteru BON ieet an
Die Sd,itieeedsrzTirmen Bhilipp Shmtd 6
@cbu, @arthe &'20meuiteiu uno 4t. 9dult &
@obu. Sic Grh6buus beiteht in 80 Sts. tag
ldl bro 0ldnn, 10 OuB Der 0ur9lanlttsloqH
cineS GdsftrbcdtrS isBt 50 pro Gag b.trdgt.
Seiu 6ttftungsie 4 teiertt getern Abeno
in ieincr Safe an @de 6OrreIts nuo eomltr.
Ser .Gdiuafamm ytr. 2l6r II. y. 6. Yt.
Sic Q3ctteiliaurq on oieiem Sabrsstslte Sst'
ters 1rr Srocr s6riiOer mar cine iebr harte.
S9hcr Gbef SObaun llbiuuO iiberreidlte BET BE
,er Geleacuheit bsm @rsGbei Sob. SdnltbsiB
orldblidi ieiuer &eroieufe nm ben Stamm
circn Gpu3ierIiOd, oelieu aOlOeuer Snaut mt
eriiprc6Cuosr g8iomungssSniarttt 0erleqsH
tpar. -. .
Die Nnre6e llhllrO's muroe SeItenS seS
gnnfSuoers SanieeA eruie0ert. 9aS 6eR
perlief in feitcriier GtimmnH9 unO oaHsrts bts
l0nae nodl RitterHodot.
gls Rea.GOmite iuugtrtsu Die 6o. AlaaF
q5einen,tSer, u. SdaumlSTtsl, V, BoTt' Soq.
Eeub uuo Z. SttBlsr.
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llttsufrieOCnbett Der WannTaaftem
Scr &etfltn9sftatiOnen Gtt Der
C9GEXp fera4S SHefr%= =c<erTen.

QonQ'8rand R.zS., 5. april. .-SrOB.
llf,ufrisbsuheit berri1t in SSol9e elmer neuen,
BON Der Slesierurg einsefiibrttn Gegel inter
ben Manni6afteu Der 9tettun9sitattonen an
Der 9iif,e BON 9ietpsS sSelicp. Die onifSBise &e.
ocl bcltcht BARN, bab Die WauuiAafteu bel ibz
rem acknowledgement or Der Siifte Weifng-
ob,eid,en nit Der Wunnidaft Der ndditen Sta,
lion bei'm 8e9esueu uuStauidleu miiiieu, nm
N bc,peiieu, cas Iie ibre Bhihten regelnlIbtg
Srfii[ltn. Die @apitdne iiberretAten heute Die
ab,cldlen i6rcu 9cutep, alleiu Oleielbcn erfars
tcn, fie tpiirbsn ii9 fciucr iolden Iegel inter.
rerfen unb leber aus Dem @ienfie trtteu. au
Ter Citation gir. 8 Su Seabrigbt labcu fiinf
ron ben Febcu 0ann, auf Nr. A 5u Monmouths
gyeodl Icdls Wtonn, auf glr. S gu @raenS Bono
Die oan,e Waunidoit Den 9i'uit utrweiB.rt,
uro dbplidbe 9uftGuoe herridlen ouf allen hort
oen Gtotionen. Die GapitGns finO UOlitOm>
intu rpod)tIcs. Sic Ol'Hif5eit eauert nur nod
siiIeu Wouat, unO ou Ohuceies ote Srasrei-
iuhou nadllienS btainnt, 10 miro es iebr lducr
bsIteu, nele 9eute fir bic Stationcu auf,utrsi=
ben. Wlebrete Gapitdne habea iidl mad, Ielu,
Dort bs9cbeut um SerbaltnH9smaBregeln etRs
1ub0teu,