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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05

J. c. Burch, secretary. 1928 Vermont ave.
K j. Bright, sergeant at arms, POI East Cap st.
Henry E. Peyton, executive clerk, 6l3 18th q. W.
+. e. Shober, chief clerk, 521 18th st. NV
Isaac Bassett assistant doorKeeper, is ID St lie.
w. P. McMlchael, postmaster, Metropolitan.
X. Il. Nixon, financial clerk, 1894 st. NV.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-29
"NO True Bill"

The grand jury, composed of the
most prominet citizens of Davidson
county, failed 20 find true bill against
Senator Barrett for bribery. That
Senator Barrett acted beneath the dig
nifty of a legislator in allowing improp-
er overtures to be made to him both by
the friends and opponents Of the 1908
bill is very probable; and that he
would have voted for it without such
overtures is also highly probable, from
the fact that he was Republican and
it was a Republican measure, put forth
as such by a Republican caucus. If it
be true as reported and not denied,
that Acknowledgement Washington
tempered with the grand jury to com
pei them to find true bill against
Barrett, it is disgrace to the judiciary
Of the country, and crime worse thar
that charged npOn Barrett, III that j
was an effort to override the stronges
bulwark of American freedom, s,iA,
the conscience of others to carry GU
individual opinions by the forms of Law
aud back usurpation by the perversioI
of legal authority.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-29
Was Garfield an AgnOstic!

1t has been asserted by the press that
Garfield was an earnest christian 10 his
early manhood days, but during the
last few years of his life he became an
agnostic, which means, one who neither
asserts nor denies the existence Of a
personal deity. Agnosticlsm in theol-
ogy is the doctrine that the existence
of a personal deity can neither be as
serted nor denied, proved or disproved
by the human mind on account of its
limitations.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-29
Col. Isbell comes back at US sharp,
but as it seems to do him good and us
no harm we will let him come.

A telegram, which we published last
week, wss sent from Nashville to Louis
vile on the 9th, in which it was alleged
that both the State credit and low tax
factions were involved in the effort to
corrupt Senator Barrett. The McNlinn-
vile Ne,c Fra cut the article in two,
and published the part rejecting on
the State credit folks but suppressed
the other. II is difficult, if not impos'
sible, to reconcile such course with
fairness and honesty. Fayettu'lle %
server.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-29

Close connections are mrde at Memphis,
Evansville, and Louisville for all points
North East and West
TEXAS AND WESTERN emil
GRANTS
Are sent through to all points by this route
quicker, cheaper and with more comfort
than by any other.
-Agents ut all stations can give you
full and reliable information as te time and
connections to all points, and will procure
yOurates and through tickets. For further
Information address
C.P. ATMORE, G. p. A.,
Louisville, KY.
orr. N. BROOKS, Pass'r Agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-29
NOTICE. Land Sale.

ON the 18th day of November, 1881, at
" the courthouse door in McMinnville,
Tenn, by virtue of deed Of trust executed
by A. W England and wife, Mary Ann
England, on 18th Of November, 1873, as
trustee will sell to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, free from the right Of redemp.
ton and also of homestead, one individual
half Of a tract Of land lying in the first civil
district of Grundy county, Tenn, contain.
ing two hundred acres more or less, bound
ed on the north by the lands Off. c. Hughes
and r. K. Etter, on the east by lands of
Richard England, deed, on south and west
by divisees Of Ransom Gwyn, deed, fully de.
scribed in said deed of trust registered in
Registers Office of Grundy county on Trust
Book, pages 1872 and 1863. This 18th October
1881. w. Z. b. JONES,
9224 Trustee.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-29
A Plea Against Emigration.

We don't desire toinjure or interrupt
the legitimate trade which d. L. Brown
the active and efficient railroad agent,
has inaugurated in furnishing cheap
transportation to emigrants going West,
own people and the balance Of the
world TO the advantages of Warren
county over any country west of Ten
nessee.
THESE ADVANTAGES ARE:
Warren county has delightful eli.
mate.
1t has diversified and varied soil,
suited to grasses and grains.
1t has most bountiful supply of the
best water.
1t has more streams for water.power
than any other county in the State.
1t has most bountiful supply of
timber of the most valuable kinds.
1t has inexhaustible iron and coal
fields near the railroad.
1t has good system of free schools.
1t is one of the healthiest sections of
the Union.
Its citizens are peacable and law
abiding, allowing the freest liberation
in matters of religion and politics.
1t is the banner county in the State
for fruits of greatest varieties.
1t has more good Touring mills than
any other county.
1t is fast becoming the centre of man.
ufactories of cotton, wool, and other
important industries.
1t has good private schools, and
churches of the leading denominations.
1t has thin and cheap lands, medium
and moderate pric lands, and rich and
costly lands.
1t has railroad running through 1t
that pays, by being taxed, nearly one.
third of the State debt tax of the
county.
What more can any one ask in the
way Of advantages?
WHAT WE LACK.
We lack in number of energetic, de-
termined enterprising citizens.
We lack not capitalists but capital
lists who are willing to invest their
! money in developing our resources.
We need not more young men, but
more who have the will and the nerve
4 to do the work of which they are the
legitimate heirs, rather than turn il
over to be done by imported workers.
We lack young men of business
rather than Of leisure and luxury
{ more work and less whisky and cigars
We need more young ladies who are
not ashamed to put their hands in the
dough they afterwards eat as biscuit
We had talk with one this week who
is about right on this question. She il
not sixteen, and We know from expert
ence that shs is one of the beststudent
in this or any other town, and she doe
not hesitate 10 learn that most i'm
portant of arts be. art of cooking
and is not ashamed 10 own that sh,
COOKS, while she leads her classes q
school. We lack more such.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-29

From the manner in which the eli.
tor of the World stands up TO the
picture of a woman at the masthead
of that paper against The sings and
slurs Of the Memphis Avalanche, one
would suppose he would make a good
hand at it if he only had zeal woman
for a subject.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-29

Marrying b telegraph and telephone
has become very popular. Rprevents
the preacher from kissing the BRIDE. -
Err.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-22
Rr1nne.

8id mon6, &B., 20. 2tngrit. - Das
Qan5e @eihGitSpiertCl uen Srpine, ber 6aupt
fn6t bon gria County, nit 2IuSrabme uor
bIei 2dccn, ,pur6e beute bnrG, 6eutt ierlt0rt.
lluter oen einacIiherten @ebGuoen befinotu iid
6aS ,8iUine~6Otel," bas ,SbeptToz6ouie," /"
&onrops Ylagolin nnO QSobmlng, Berg.
monn'S Spe3erctbanOlung mn 6reHh'S @lleIi-
maarenbdnolnnn. Der @einmmtuerIut be.
trd9t $4,000 bis $4,000. Die &uii1u ing
III grlng. NiaH permutbet Sran0iHitung.
NcWz SrIcan8, 20. Auguit.- &ebiter
& 9ilinQham's Ntiihle by0nnte bcute uieOer.
9u &erluIt iit ourH &uiibc.uus i'm 8cuagc
bon $4,000 gebedt.
9ittle Sod, 9(rt., 20. gtuguif. - 0a5
@crid'tSaebduse bon gouofe &0uutp in oem
E5tGhtden gouoie braunte III uugauQeret
gtGdt uifou. Sine 5empucnipuiammluuq
mar am Abenbe UoIber III Dem @tbGuOt gcbcl-
ten mOIben, mo man tutte ciu &a!gtdt 6rcn
ren laiieH, pedCS, nud]oem e5 0in;lih
LerNbgcbraurt mar, bn5 Brett, auf mdd)tu eS
FAM, au,iHotte mo oa8 @ebduoe luElamm1n
iCtr. 9tur mCnise QhCu muroen gerCtt:t Or
Ser!Ult betIGgt clrCa $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-22
AnfreSuua atif oem EabaGSmarft
tn Sot1iSptlIe.

SouiSpille Sg., 20. Auguit. - @rcBs
aufreguug bsrritts beute osn 9nu;eu Gag aui
Gem @ldttCrtnbads Narft. Die anbaItenoe
8iirre ldBt Cs ole unpermeiplh eri6eiueH, oaB
Die Grnote funpp nusfalen wiro. Der bette
symltn" Sabud ipuroe heute fir $68 pro
@entnr - ben h0dlfteu. iemals bier er5ielteH
Frsls - psrtnuft. SOr Der gegeuWdrtigen
ISOLDE ruuroen $40 pro @sntner als Elm hOhsr
Brels tetradtet. ,@reen>Riper" puroe beue
fir $19 unb g@lartSpile" fir SIS uertauft.
8ie heute perfoufte 0uautitdt bstrus i'm GaHs
5eu 577 Orhofte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-22
Scrbecren0e SSemCrsbrunit TIT
gSbCeIins.
Gin6idltRna Ses 6ebdnaes Cjnes Spe,o O..
idl6,is o. SaItitaorCs 6irma s. y. Sebn

& Spbn
gR SEEING @ef= =&irg., 81. 4uguR. -
Die perheeren0ite TelerSbrllHf, mclhc 0bcel
ling iett nlebrsren SabreH beinIiufte, eutlanO
nm 30 llbr heute giad)mitta9 IN einem StaQe
binter oef @an6pfabrit oes 5rn. q. ShulS.
8as Seucr perbreitete iidl, BON elmer itarfell
Sriie angefadIt, raid neiter, ltn0 0ic @an1n=
fnbrif, sin breiitDdiges 3ie9elltcin9cbGube all
Der NtGrtetiiruBe, ltanb in meIigen Wiuuten in
bellen Slamnlen. Sebranf's SupelenlaSen
unb baS 9ebGube oer ,2letna Seriiferungss
@eieuidaft" auf beiOen Seiten Der GauOpz
tabrit purben SunGAf r9riflen, unb Die 6lams
men uerbreiteten fh Johann aui BEN yBartOn'
Slod," ne,tcr iHblif an Der Martetitrnbs, in
nsldlem iid) Selmbreht's @tgarreniabriT, SO.
SutdinS' Notwithstanding, Deb nj s
SIetberlaoeH (tH 3metgQei6d d IT
Der y Baltimorer & irma 8. 81. . eh NJ
& Sohn) un0 cine 3E1 0ddasi befauoen.
9teitS gebduoe purbe gGuSIid ein9eGihert ruo
Der in bernidben erttbultene Bdarenoorratb
theils nrrb Sener, tbells burd) gSaffer serlt0(t
3Gs Sperrbaus uno 6aS @ebGuoe oes ,,Sus
tSlli9encer," iopie mebrere gro6e @eihGftsac-
b6uSe an Der YtainiiraBe bpebtcu lange 3cit
in GROCER @efabr, pur6eH ie6ofl oHrd) bic
ener9ilheH NnfrengunseH Der Seuerpebr ge=
rettet.
Der @eiawmtbuluf bctrGgt tttua 1000,
BON weltem Schage $4,000 auf Die 6uma
Sebm & SohH fommeu. Die Sirma 1T fitr
$4,000 prid)Crt. Gicr Snnben murOrn rmttr
Der gniIage ucrbaitet, bus 6euer arge;iinoei ;u
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-22
2lnDrefp yatta'e llrtheiI.

Sort g itb, arf., 20. 2luguit. - Der
8roset aceen 4nOrep Qatta rpegen ueriu6ten
&inbeSmoroes errei9te seiteru ieinen NbdluB
uno enoete bamit, baB Der Nngetla9te ihuloig
befunoen puroe 9as @eriht Oerlrtbeilte
ibn gum b0titen StrafmaB, 10 Sahren 3uht.
baua. Der Sad mar b0dllt ieniutiOneaer Art.
gatta's Sftpeiter bate einen Sebltrltt begau=
Qen uuo ben 8ruoer in'S Yertraueu ae,o92u.
3ie,r, I'M Die Sfmeittr Dor Der 0fentliAen
S6anbe III beipahreu, uabm Sas unebeli4e
8in6 in Der ytaht oom 10. SUM- aus Dem
gett uno bearnb es lebenSig. Die gtahbarn,
ipelde ieit einiQer Get Yerbaht gebegt, 0aB
nit 2atta's Supeiter nidlt AleS iei. pie eS
iein iolItc, ipiouirten Dem Ereiben TIRES Brit
berS Hoh uno hGrten, fuie Elm ifmaher SHrei
aus Dem nidt U6aig ungeftillten Grlbe Orang.
sic 9rubGn an Der Stele mad uHo fanben oas
Sinh in elmer fleiuen Site, smar i6wat, aber
nod am ycbeu. 9ufieIbe CrboIte iid1 balO
mteoer unO erfrcut iiA bente Der beitsn Seiunbs
bPIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-22
8tsnm1rffe.

@bicago, 20. 2luguf. - Die 4ufgbr 0cr
SdmtineH belief Ith bcutc aui IL ,0OO, bic Ser
ienOuns ari 440O Stiid; one Breiie pariirteu
3midtn $4.25 uno 500. - &inOuteb: 3uz
fubr 5000, EcricnOung 5000; 8crtGufe su
$500 bis $3.50. - Shaaie: 3ufubr 200;
&aiCrOuu9 1870: Sertdufe sn $3.50-Si.50.
ct. VouiS, 20. 4uQuit.- Shmeine: Scr
iduie 81 $3.50 bis $3.50; 3ufubr $500,
&aienbun9 500. - 01inoOieb: &ertGufe Al
$3.50 bis $500; 3ufubr 600, Serienoung
l4O0.-Sdlaaie: Sertduie gu $3.25 bis 81 80;
3uiubr $50, YerieneunQ 800.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-22
stanoreAtltd,e Grefuttot TT San
GDttlttlQU.

Savanna, 20. 4usuit. - giadrihttn
aus Gan Domingo bis gum 2. b. 90. nelbea,
boB Gmiiidrs Der Segtsruug am 20. 5uli ben
Serted Der @enerale &amon Berei unS Sulio
Srias, ippis breier perpunoeter Sffi3iere bon
bem &nhan9e res Generals Gluare; entOedten.
aue Siini rpurben am gtu6mittage oehelben
Cages aui benz 6rieobofe Sn Gan Domingo
@itp trob Der Sirbitte bss oiplomatiihen Corps
nno bes Slerns etifoifsn. @ine ungeheure
9oltsmense fuobute Der 6inrthtuug bei. -
@dht psitere anhdu9er bss @eueralS Alunre3
murneu Qtr 2. Iuauit eridhoiIsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-22
BoIfenbrnh.

Ganonz@itD @ol., 21. Gu9uf. = Gin
@olferbludl ercigpete itdI geitern I'M @rupS
@reeftbole, une cine Waiie bon Suh4ihWeleu
nit ben buruR bdn9euoen Sdlieneu, 8riidens
balteu. @Gume, Bieroe, Stibe u. (. ~. treibeu
heutc ben arfnnioas sGiuer hInab. 0iau be9te
srniilife geiOrgniiie um ben 3us. welaer &C.
tern BON bier mad, Siluer-<ff nbging, inOe'-
len hat man ioebeu eriabrsH, OaB it oerislbe
Sp0lf WieiIsH peitlldl BON hier 5wiit1en ;wei
Str0men. oeieu Sriidsn ws9gsrlieH muroeu,
bsfnret. Der SutnUegtebr pirO ldngere ,3eit
Itrter hrod1pu hIeihPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-22
Ger @eIontnrff.

Rsm Ort, 20. HIg. = 6OlgenOeS itno
bic ShluBuOttrlngen: 9elo mar attn Su
Bis unO idlloBsu 2-2i RrO;eHt pro Sabr. -
sterling gSediel 4.81-4.8l1 auf so Gage
uuo 4.834-4.8Sf auf Sidt.- Suuocs-S Dbl,
eationen: uerldugerte Scdiu 1919, 90. 6iiu'sr
1014, a! i prOsentise Goupons 113f, 4zprO,.
90. 15f.-attien: &od=SslauS 1872, Bits
burg 14O, SIS. Central 127t, 0.-D. @eutroI
1424, eote>Shore 1929. @rie 42a, 90. 4riori-
taten 824 HortheNelteru 1929, DO. yriOritG.
ten 1856, RS. Central 915, Reoolna 624
g8eilern Union 854. lnterlhabomts. Bians
Sob $86, 1888, 1867, @Ouruut 81 ,5O5, ,46l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-22
sotal' @ertGte aus gSaIbtastoa.
3as sSafhinator= 81 oaurient - SbtsraudIeret.
: Ter 6HrtftaneDsQroie oies.-yAmsr,td ju.
Sommenaeflavpt. tsin ueutr Neuer.g ON

= tt oAtlNtnHS0SErOiCR.-Hx xfnterttd" fus
iommenaetiappt. SiR ueutr feuersS omz
ntfi1r.
8Gfbiuston, 2f. auaua. - Dds gaIbiua.onz
gonument bat Jest oie bobe ron 220 I5I6 erret uno
man bcift es ror @iHtritt oes Serbitss not um pez
tere 40 Suf eIbohen su tORnen.
SIaaf gIeen, James SraiDlep, Wibael g5ranep,
giiits @ioens un6 brau Dlaris 5nlip puroen getern
aut SCtrelben oFr r2bieIfbus zSecuihait" 9opf ihr
sopi UNI $50 geitrGi mail ie IraHie ieroe 9erisben
babtn.
- Rad Ianser unterbrehung rpurbs gsitern oas
3euaenperboI In oem Sheibuuosprogeiie, iDdden Grz
SeIator 9tGftinHcp ber ebise geianote In Beru, ges
9sH eiHe brau eiir ebriinncn, geb. eusenbeel, an
fIengte, fortgeiest AmbIoe Foltott, Der GelBer ez
ner @potbete an Der AZ. StroBe m9te aus, ons Ses
nator ghriitinncn ibn eriudt babe, fur iene frau,
mee an ben Rtlgen einer I6Ortion leoe su Oerihres
ben. gr-3euge-babe Srau @hrtfiancU oeiuht oiez
ebe in grosen SdmerBen eefun6en uRb oon br erfa6=
Ten, 6nf ne oon bIem gaten iehI ID eht be6aHbelt
peIbe. boGiot bat ibr nur Elm Spat perhrIebsn, UNI
ibre sdmeprn Bu IinSen. 3as STenIperbor iulr6
ipdter iiGttfnben.
Die ~amerifo, ipelde fur ben jnauaurdtionsban
Die NeHoa ors Rntionalz z(5ebduoes 9e5lelt
bat, 1T Bulammenee6rOhen fte betaH5 pie il6 iest
beT1usfent, aus Happperi, bGs NIT elmer onnnen
Gage pon Cups befleoet mar.
= alernn6er 8ropn, oer golDaIb 5mitb tn 6rutas
lei S9eiie miEhGnoelt bot IN perbaite Doroen.
- Die Siftriftss SommiidIe haben on STEELE bee
LETTER Iaee perSorhenen brn. %. y. Steeo DIN. H.
Y. Sumes gum 9ltssliees es 6eueTs@ommiifOn eTs
nanAt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-22
Serntid1te feie8rapbiidbc gepefben
aus EetusWptf.

Nem q ort, 20. Nuguit. - Der getern
bier angefommene 9ampfer Glnfia" iraf ben
bisrber befimmteu @uHarOOampfer o@atalO.
uia, bsfien 8elle unterlpca8 brad, am 16. D.
Nt. 900 Nfeilen BON gtepzgJort. Aue an
Sorb befanbsn iidl uobl. Ga5 6abrSeug giHg
inter Segel uub biirfte mOrgeu ODER iibermor-
gen bier eintrefftn.
- SoIepb gSihterieb, tpelfer peseu eines
in 9eundlauo pcriibteu NtOrouerIuhS i'm
9uolomIiruBen.@efGngniB iab, aiug ssitern aui
benz Dampfer ,Soer" nab 0eutlflano ab,
I'M fdl bort Dor @erift III perantiporten.
- Die 74HGbri9e Bridget WanSfelO wuroe
heute ifmer oerlett i'm SOfraume threr gSoh.
nurq Al Diorriiania auf9eiunOen. Sbr 9atte
3bomas NnnsfeIo 1T uutsr Der Qutlage per-
baitct porOen, Die 6rau aus Dem 6eulter i'm
oritteu Stodruerfe sspOrieu su hcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-22
9efegraphtf6e DepefGeu.
5aiots Der -aiIoct,rten grsfIe" fiir Den ,Dsutnsu
sorreiponoerteE.~)
9adrthtppn eiue,n s,ermtste,.

" a lNln9 9ton, Yennl., 20. Nuguf. =
3ie GepDlferung eeS 0orfes Sarleiab, 9n.
serne @ountp, 1T in GROCER auiresun9. arz
better fanben bei'm Sau elmer Bride cine
Stetnplatte nit Der Snidrift: ,,@ott isi Der
Seele bcs 9tsil @illeSpie gudoie, Der bier Dor
flint orer iefs Sabren ermoreet uno perarabeu
murbe." Gin bem Blabe, no ote Steinplatte
sefunreu ipuroe, mar friiber eipe tiefe @rube se<
neleu, Die nadl uno mad nit Shmus uno
Steinsn anssiiillt wllroe, gtsil @iqespie bate
Dor unsefGhr adt Sahren cine Sodsett be eiud,t
uno mar nad]her perihpuuoen. Die 8euob=
ncr oes 9prfes arbeiten eifrig, nm auf ben
Soben Der @rube su tommen unb oas Sfelett
Des @rmorDeten 81 iuGen. Die gngclesenhtit
tit in ben 6Gnoen erfahrener Osteftiues.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-22
Ste Snotaner ttnruben tn SaD=
spejtenA

@bicago, 20. Iuguit. 9ta atlrtf]ten ans
Sort @raig bis gum 16. B. 81. ergeben, baB
@GpitGn @oOneb NIT einer @ompagnie &aual,
Ierie ben iiiblid)en Sbeil Der Nagoaleuengeb
burdfreift. SaplOr, @uifogle uno 8rigbt
beriolgen nit ibren Commands Die Spur Der
Gpadlen inter ,,yiana," alleln Die beftigeH 9te=
gen9iiiie Der lesten paar &aqe eridperen Die
geipe0unqen Der Sruppen. 2ieutenant YaloiS
griff am 10. Nuguit nGbe @u6illo g9egra nit
Der neurten @ompa9nie etne Sanoe Snblaner
OIL, tpelhe gerabe I'M Segriffc paren, etue aus
20 Mann beltebenbe Sdaar Merifaner nieOer
i'll luadlen. Die Snbianer lparen etrpa so
Wann fart. gieutenant Burnett uno sue.
Solbatsn pllrben in Dem @sisdlt usrruunoet
nnS isd)s gferbe aet0btet. -Sbsrff 9atdl, Gez
fstlshabsr sn Sort @raig, bat jsbt II Shnc
bronen SapalIsrie, oas game 10. Snfdnteries
Gegiment NIB 5ruei Gorpagnie'n Sunoid)aiter
sur Serfiigun9. Otsie Sreitmaft lit tpenig=
items ;ehnmal 10 fart, rpie Die Sanbe Der feiu0s
lifen Snoianer.
NuttzStation, R.zM., 20. Guauif. -
4put,e= =Snbtauer iiberfielen gefteru Wor9eu bic
Nniietlnngen on ben Winen Der sat. .Sallen,
Sierra<0taora uno ra=Plataz@ Comp" uuo
murben in Die Sluht gstrieben, erld,isuen aber
heute bel SaseSanbruh pieoer in Der 9e9eno.
@eurg Oalp, Der SeneralzDtana9er Der Ninen,
periplgte an Der Sptte elmer ans Solpatenuu
&ereleuten beitebenoen Manndait Die Rotb=
bGute uuO murbe i'm Sample, Der Is Meilen
ipsitlit BON 2afssSanep ftattfano, setDbtet.
Santa &c, u =1f., 21. auguft. - 2ielI=
tenant Saplor hattie am lstten Oonusritage i'm
Can Watsoaebirge Elm @efedt nit ben SnSiaz
uern. @r sroberts ibr 2dger unb erbeutete 20
Yierbe. DIE Snoianer iinb in u1ehrsre tlsiue
ganben 3ertheis lnb Sieben nat) Sioueiteu.
Qle Sruppeu inter oem Commando oeS Sc
uerals Sath uerfolseu enttpeDsr ole 8othbdute
ODER werseu Sur gewatung Der AHiisrluHgsu
permeuoet. Mtan 9laubt iubslieu, bas ods
Wiilitdr nidlt ftarf genus 1T, uno DIE 4uiiebler
bspafinen fitb, nm it'd, iclbit 81 id1iiseu. Giue
Delegation Der Siirgsr pou Sorocco lit bier
an9efommen, nm Den 9ouuernerr su eriuhcu,
Die Milis su ben gSafeu III ruisn. Drei So
lontGr @Ompugnle'n weroen 81 Albuquerque
organifirt. Die Snoianer habeu ioipeit etua
80 8eiBe ermoroet, uno circa 20 Soloaten inO
9etOotet ooer Oerpnuoet mOroeu.
@kY 10, Ser., 21. Nuauif. - Die Had=
ridlt III bier elngstrefien, baB Qieut. Sfaffer'S
epmmanoo aus Sort BliB 100 Rs,len uoro-
rpelilid1 bon bier eiu @efed,t NIT Suoianern be-
fiauoeu bet. gieutennnt Smttb, pier Soloaz
ten uno Der @rubenbsfber 0alp wurosn Qet6o.
tlt unb 1icut. Shafier osrwunoet. Die See
serioIDoten rifien aus, iobulo fie Die Snbiauer
., hIidte,t nm Iic5Pu ihre Offi2iprp i'm SStihs
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sditfrfenffrctdte.

NIIert TO 10 II, Hennl., 2I. Nu9llt. -Gln
SOhH5ug Der yyebi9hz Saaen Bahn" eutgltiite
aeltern Abeno nnbe g8bitebau s.Sta,ton in
Solge pou 9iHoeruiiien, melhe uubefaunte
S6urfen auf Dem gsleiie bsieitigt batteu.
yiiemanb tpmOe Dcrlebt, ieOod entitano GROCER
S6aDer. Gin eriolqloIer Yeriud, etncn Ber=
iousn3ug aus pcm @eleiie gu ihleuOcru, uurOe
am 5, 3. ST. an Dem ndmitfen Srte Qemadt.
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9et0euSunoe.

y0well, Wlail., q. NngnIt. = 3WaI Va
den mur0cn bCute in bciigcr SiaOt aus t'n
&ancl as5Ogen. De e,ne mar Die o:s G5 lah=
ri9eu @bmarb Il I6aiep, uno man glaubt, OaB
er eNtptOT Selbitmoro begiuQ, ODER in'S Bal-
ir fCl Die sweitc 9eite it bic eiucs etma
SpanaigiGhrigen 6rauen5mmer8, uu, man
hi'lt ote &eriorbene 5ucrft 1iir Xi,sie Atbettou.
Selbit eiu 9ruoer oieic5 UfGohen5 belt ole
Yeidc fir Die iciner Smweitcr, jcooh beiin0ct
fdl gettere, mic man e,toem ermittelt bat, gs=
iUnh un0 nluntfr.
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@Imtiaer Strett In AhtlaOelpbta.

E EhtlQ0eI , b a. Il Nu9ult. = OeC
G4=jGbri9e SOhu NiOsIep woQte beutc 6rieOcn
5piidjGn Sbarp Cooper uno Scott WillS, bic
in gcGrifie pareu, ith 81 idllagen, ftirten unO
plroe sum 9aLt fir feline Uiiihe ourdl eiuen
bon QSilli8 GbQeieuerteu SduB ldmcr peguuH=
ret. Cooper bradlte SugIeidl benz 28tlIis eireI
gciGlrlidcu 0iciieriti1 am 0alie bel. 2lde
SGtbelllgte fuO Negu. geOe ScrwunOcte
lieaen in trittidlem 9uitanbe barnieeer.
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gas otFtsteus Roreen.sauettu.

Wal bln9t ton, Grefutip Set Ius
be, 20. Guguft. Is l1N 80 Rinuten
friib.) Ser 9rdiiOent perbratte eine rnbiae
Na6t, unb iein j3uitans III un9efdbr brieIbs,
tuie aeftern nm oteie Stuuoe. Sn Der 0riiz
ien9ei6wnlft ift feine &erdnoerHng eingetreten
uno bieielbe peruriadlt feline S9mersen. Der
Bulls itebt anf SO, &emperatur 98.4, &eipiz
rn+iorr %
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9suS Iertfp.

Stn6t MfertfO, 20. 2u9ut. - Der
SGabamtsistrstdr nil Dem 9ongreiie eiue
8in unterbretten, rpelfe bic frsie 4uSiubr pou
Sob uno SIlber, etnerlei, oh asprdgt, ODER aus
guuiou, Ga ooer Staub beitebsno anorouet.
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SEQ. 28. Senr8 idlnitt beutc cinem 6raueu=
simmer gtomen5 Collie 1rccmou, ieiner D}ai.
treIic, nil eluem Gaiunleiiu Die Schle nb. gle
itarb in merlgcn 0tiuuteu. Der W6roer
muros oelhoftet. glieriutt uuO Srunieuhsit
merOeu ais llrluhen OeS 95erbredrns be;eldne,
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Grplofton auf etnem Sbtea8o'er
Gd,Ieppont1tpfer.

@hicago, , 20. augult. - Ser Seiid SeS
Sdleppbumpfers 81. .. g8arO" erpIobirts
heute &ormittag auf oem SIufie spiihen @lurf=
unb 9oioueflraBe. @apitan Sraaf Butler
purbs in bic 9uit gsidllsuort uno fid auf oas
Guosd sinsr Sarte nisber. @r it tSotIld uers
lest. i3psi aui Dem Soote beiddftiste Berio'
uen proen permiBt, 5pel anoere erbielteu Ieibte
8erlcfungen.
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I'm eittetft 8rtttttieit erjfift

uno Sohn alman, rufld)e nit bem 4usgrabeu
etnes 8runnsns bsidldftigt marsu, muroeu
bcuts Sormittas ourh @ale iibertpdlt,st
Rrise srfiidte, ebe man ibu heraus holen fOnnte
alrunp mar ohnmdttis, miro isoo4 wahrs
iGeinIid3 gerettet meroen.
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Sc NOR bds erite unO TT ba8 etu,iar
Sdlmcr{bcrtilacnne WittcI

oas I'M auQenhIide osr quilenhFeH ge,her giuba,,
lbut, eus @Htifrounaen unOSonQeitoncu heiIt uooeu
re nun an ben turGtu, ocm DlaQcn, ecn ginaepcber.
bct einmaliqer GnUenouna. ''''''