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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

IT is SAID that a good many of the New
York politicians steadily refuse the blan-
dishmcnts Of the photographers through .
panic fear Of the illustrated journals. The
objection is certainly not TO BIO wondered at,
for it is case where friends are to be
rather more dreaded than foes, and the
victim is more apt to suffer tortures to his
private vanity from the graver Of the ad-
miring wood-cutter, than from the spirited
pencil of the professional caricaturist,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

ih NEW YORK AND NEW MEXICO find an
unexpected bond of sympathy in the sense
Of relief consequent upon the news that
Billy, the Kid, has been shet dead in his
tracks by q sheriff in that southern land OF
freedom. The OUTLAW was born in Now
York, where he bore the name of William
Mccarthy, but he won the honors of his la
ter title by a career in which he is believed
to haye committed eighteen murders.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

ThE SALVATION ARMY is laying siege to
Jersey City. 1t Is said that the very rough.
est of the roughs treat them with respectful
consideration The simple piety and earnest
zeal of their songs of praise and homely OK
hortations to better life are weapons adj
mirably fitted to encounter those who have
been permitted to grow up in Ignorance ant
carelessness of religion by the neglect of thu
sectarians who are too apt to devote theil
attention to the missionary fields that arr
afar off, forgetting those that lie at home
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

THERE Is a PAIR Of Antipholuses out in
Wisconsin, and their last name is Bowser'
AS there is dramatic obscurity Us to their
individual proper names, they have been
designated Enthusiastically AS Christian
and :Loafer. Loafer impudently kissed n
woman in the street, and her husband found
the first occasion for knocking Christian
down. On discovering the mistake, the
agrieved lady's ir2te brother, bent on max
ing things square and conveying the due
apology to the virtuous brother, made an
other blunder, and, in n burst of sudden
anger, administered thrashing to the un'
lucky Christian. We would advise the
latter unfortunate gentleman to arrange
with his brother that one Antipholus should
henceforth abide in Syracuse, while tho
other lives in Ephesus.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

WE EXTEND our heartfelt thanks to the
able and vigilant policemen who yesterday
and last night succeeded in imparting to
the southwest corner of Hc,l's Bottom some
of the aspects of rudimentary civilization.
Hitherto the locality has borne more of the
characteristics Of Senegambia than of the
United States. We trust that our able and
vigilant policemen will persevere in their
work of cvangelizing the southwest corner
of Ucll's BOTTOM
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

GuITEAU appears to be acting on the
hint given out by the Post Dispatch when 1t
accused him of striking resemblance to
other members of the Chicago bar. He now
says he is lawyer himself and will man.
age his own case. This will probably be
the best way to subserve the ends of justice
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

PRINCE BISMARCK is the iron man in
small matters as well as great. Among the
things he will not do is to read German
printed in Latin characters. 1t Is treason
in his eyes to his native land and language
The modern innovation, which has been
warmly welcomed by many Germans, is
secuted by him with loathing and contempt,
and he orders percmptorily that all publi-
cations sent to him in such type shall be re-
turned immediately, with the fitting cx-
PLANTATION, without being even shown to
himself.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

A MAN in New York city has just been
fined ten dollars for kissing a girl. against
her will in the public street. The penalty
appears hardly heavy enough for the of
fense, as the sum is precisely the same that
he would pay for the osculation for the
benefit of the poor of the parish at a fancy
foir
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

b THERE is AFTER ALL good deal in a
name. For maidens flowing robes, or even
for her duck of bonnet, "snowdrop" will
be generally more acceptable than dead
white, This recent improvement has as
snredly been q lucky thOught. ll. W.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20
AuTha, Could be Expected.

chicago Times.
II horse Car to II ludy, but he is perfectly
willingto hoist out the man next TO him to
make room for the lady, If she's good look
| inU
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20
WEDNESDAY, JULY 40, 1881.

THE PRESIDENTS BRAIN has evidently
not been affected. He wants some other
body to eat his oatmeal.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

Furnished rooms in Seminary Building George
town.
LOANS
In sums to suit at per cent.
The above Is only n small portion of property on
my books. For full list call at Office FOR bulletin
issued on 1st and 18th. july20
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

SENATOR BAYARD's homo organ, Erery
Ereaina of Wilmington, declares that
Equality considered, iron steamships can
now be built as cheaply on the Christiana
rs on the Clyde!" We hope so. But why
don't you build some? you would build
one iron steamship on the Christiana," J"
equality considered, " "as cheaply as on
the Clyde, " the fact would be worth more
as an argument in favor of what you want
to prove, than all the great reform speeches
Bayard could make in the6 Senate If he
should live TO the age of Methuselah--God
fordidjl. We have observed that to be a
great fefprnerlis the easiest sort of states
manshlp requiring no qualities except ego
tism and tlueney of mouth. The sort ol
statesmanship that adapts public resources
to publicIneeds, from time to time, is what
taxes the ingenuity and demands brains
But it doesn't require much cerebral de
yelopment to assume front elevation ant
yell "no subsidy.
THE DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS who me
last night to inaugurate COMPREHENSIVE
scheme Of Associated Charities for the Git.
and District deserve well of the public
There is no city of like rank on this conpi
nent where so much money is spent in pub
lie charity rs in Washington, and yei
owing to want of unity, concert and co
operation between the various institution
there is hardly city where so little pre-
portionate public benefit is realized from i
The appropriations by Congress are lii
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20
BOARDING.

EIRST-CLASS BOARD, with large rooms, at
Board from s5 to $40 per week. Transient, from 81
to Sl.5O per day. Terms to suit for families. Mrs.
o. q. Howard, proprietress. ocl--d
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

MIR. PARKER DICKSON, assistant district
attorney of Cincinnati, is in the city for q
few days
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

INOR SALE-A LOT IN VINELAND, N j..
II 100 feet on boulevard st. and 100 feet on Wood
ST. lies between two railroads. fronts on one inn
proved by SIX or seven fine buildings; the corner
building Is quite large and is Intended for the
storage of carriages; also, q blacksmith and
wheelwrght shop office 15x20 H.; the other build
ings for bazar and stables; population 5000; prop
| erty insured for 5000. WIN. Ii. MAIN 4 BRO,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

TNOR SALE OR EXCIIA NGE-33 ACRES OF
Il very fine land, 20 acres of which is bottom
land, watered by never-iailing springs, Improved
by q fine dwelling of IA rooms, with II wide porch
shrubbery, and water at the door; also a tenant
house Of rooms, barn and stable for 10 cows and
ings the place is well fenced and is located 3
miles northeast from the, city, on fine road,
dairy farm or to fruit and vegetables Will be sold
or exchanged for city property or cash. Apply to
w. H. MAIN ~ BROS, st. Charles Hotel, cor.
ID st. and Pennn ave. jyl-tf
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-20

VINOR SALE = EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
,E within l4 miles of Vineland, n. j.; improved
rooms; built under the supervision of the
owner, witout regard to cost; with large barn,
proved style; water in both dwelling and out
houses; land rich choice fruits; the furniture is
house; u great bargain. Apply to W. II. Main Il
Bros. st. Charles Hotel, corner Third st. and Pa.
ave, ivtf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
0ermtfd,te teleerapbtIdle De1eTdtet.

Sn San 6ran5t8co mur0e porgeiterR
Der BON Surte gegen Die SOnan5afirma 6loOO
& Comp. etugeleitete Bro5eB 81 @uuiteu
6es SldgerS entifieben. 9ie inooluirte Sums
me helGuft fdl auf uabe an $8O0,0O0, uno bic
@ntideibuug miro grOBen GinfuB allt perihies
oene aroere gegen oieiGlbe Sirma iflmebeuOe
8rOsefe ausiiben. Gebtere piro lpabri9eiuli9
appelliren.
Der 9eiperaOO Som 9tpau madbte UOr=
geItern in St0nep, gte6r., einen Ssrluh,
6en GDbofaten gS. 8. NiAaels 3u ermOrOeu,
neil oerielbe als Annalt in eiuem Criminal
8rO3efe gegen ibn aufgetreten mar. @litflifer
&5eile puroe Der Seriu6 our6 ben 8tOeritanO
bes Srn. Mti6aelS bereitelt. Der 9auibolO.
mefdJer beleits friiber. ben 40Dotateu Som
&ane aus etuem 6buliden @run0e ourdl sis
nen SduB Oerpuuoetc, beiuerfiteatgte i.ine
6ln6t.
6rau Boll1 6aSfinS, tpelfe in Delhi,
N.:Y., inter Der anflGge Dor 8erid}t itauO,
ibren Gotten oersittet su babea, uurOe gcferH
fret9ei proAen.
2out elmer 9epeidle ans Soronto, Ont, be-
fn6en fdl Sitting Bull" uHs ieiHe8anO.
ieit anfang Oes WOnats Sannar pieoer in Der
gtGhe oou g8ooO WOuutatn iu britii9en
9torOmeftgebiete. Seine 8anoe iIt nod etDa
200 Raun itarf uuO leiOet Nangel au ytab'
rung unO SIeioun9.
S4ertff 8ernarb Searns mur6e am
letteu 9ieuituse IN O'gieiasSitp, Solts&O.,
gebr., BON stiler AuSabl betruufener ,,&oms
bOns" eri'd) fen. Gin 9iilfsiberiff ,purOe
UCrmunoet.
Die ShriftfeGeriu 6. 9 ir9iuia 5reu9
iiarb gtfern in ibrer @Obnung nabe MeDiiun'
bile, Senn.
Wiid1aCI Sracen tuurOe geiteru in q MD r,
leans bon Sobn Callahan in sinem Streite
eridoiieu. Der 85dter lit uerbaftet.
8rau Gliie @OuarOS tpuroe geferu ais 9eide
in eincm 3iebbrunnen 3u Yott Sefferi II,
SIS, aufgefunOeu. Yton Uernutbet, Dap lie
SufGalg binein ltiir5te llno ertraut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
sOtaGbert@ts aus g8afbtmston.

IOo elmer bt7annteu g8abria0erin. n.-SiebftabIe
uho Ctnbruoie.-@tn iStHoitu9. Gin bes
rnlmter @rtnosr Uegen Sauier,uahniinns
tm rrcnbauSe.-SelbftutprO etues Wctera-
Iangt.
g8aIbington, 81. Otari. - Die be.
tonute gSabriageriu 6rGu3istd Quliu itarb &c,
liern IN lbrer MoBnuug ytr. 1900, gzStraBe,
so Sabre alt.
- Su Der 9itntagSsNaht purSe Der Gis
9orrenlaSen oCs Sru. gS. -. SuutborIt, @ds
Der Atem=2 =2)ort=AOCuue uuo Z. StruBe, BON
@lnbreGerH belmgeludlt unO um @igarren uu0
8abGd I'M gSertbe BON 800 beraubt. SObu
gtorris lit ouf ben Yeroadlt BIN, oil Dem
3tebitaRle betbeili9t gelueisH Su ieiH, oerbaftet
iuoroeH.
- 6eute Norgen 8 llbr fnnO bic PoliSei Elm
6auS au Der sSdpitolEraGe of1en. 2lue
@O5l1breu, 8aiIerr0breR unO Baierbdhnemas
reu geflOblen, unO oaS Baiier botte bereitS Oas
@rcgeidloB iiberidwemmt.
- @CitCrn murOc Oui Der Srtppe oe5 ,,St.
Snneu- alnlS" idou mieoer Elm teine5 SiuO ges
innSen. 9a8 2luSieteu BON tleiueu SinOeru
acb0rt i'll 98uibrngtOu idOH ldugIt ut1t msbr
Su ben unaGp0bultGen @reigniien.
- 6r. u. S. amblT, Der betanute Sateuts
S1babtr, ipuroe 9eitern Dem Srreubduie iiber.
tutelen, luei! CT am SGuiernabniinne letOGt.
- 9amcS 9edert, eiu alter SolOat, muro,
hCitte YiOrgen IS llbr in benz @cb0l5e eeS
6rn. Smltb ouf @ooobopeJ6u erbGugt ge,
lumber. 8edert par elm 0eutiher uuO oieutc
pdbreuO OeS Biirgsrtriegcs in ejuem S1iHOiier
&s9imente. Gr bate iOcben feline BenfOn &C.
SOaCn, 0per bon benz @eloe wur0e ydbtS mehr
III ieiilen 9aiden gcfunOeu.
- Ran miro fid1 erinnern, baB bic 8ob-
run9 oes 6rn. 8. 81, 9eut, @dc Der 13. mo
yisGnuBe, am 4.NGrS BON Ginbreheru beim-
aciud)t nurbe, psldle bort Sdnludiaden i'm
0eubs BON $275 lnblcn. Die biefgen Sc
beimpoli3iiteu babeu bic gcfObieneu Segeus
idnOe oieler Gage BON einem PbilaoeIpbier
RiauDlCihcr iuriidrlau9t.
- &iharo 8. 9Oriep tulrOe geitern Ocrhuis
tet; er itebt unter Der antlage, etneu Arbeit'
geber ipitematiid braubt gu baben.
- Sr. S. 6. Stnneep, elmer Der touangez
bcnOen aOOOiateu Daibiu9tOn's, 1T beute
glOr9eu IS llbr gelorbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
Ianol uns cine eifsuboBH BON 9smaisa mad

fanul uns cine GiisnbuBE BON SSmaiSa mad
Bort Sais erpirtt.
-9le portugiefiden CORES haben fify aus
oriidlid) 5u BEN 3mcde Uersagt, bic Rdttfi5is
rnng oes Y0rensoz Rarque3- gertragss 3u SER
htnosrH. Die Offentlidbe Stmmuug 1T 10 eHtz
idlieoen III @UHiten Der 9Oereu IN SronsuaGiy
oab Der Sertrug, iueldler ben &ngldnOuu OaS
Redlt uerlieb, SZnppGn 6urh bic portugieiliden
SCiittbiimer nod Sratspoal gu itiden, erultz
Iidle llurrheu Su oeranlaiien crobte.
- Selgieu iit Der Grite Staat, uelder Ou8
HCHe S6nlgrctd 0fumdnien auertauut bat.
- @8 Uerlautet, oaB @nglanO feiueu Ser
trettr auf Die internatiOnale Riiujcoufsreuj
lGiden miro.
- Gin Correspondent Der 2onSoner ,St.
Somess9aSette" in SOpenbageu erfldrt, er iet
outOrifrt, bic Angabe 3u bsitrettau, 6aB 0ducs
mari be5ii9Iid oes Serfaufs ieiuer meitinoiiheH
Scitungen nit oen Sereini9ten Staaten uHs
terbanoIe.
- Die ipaniifc Iegierllng bat angeoronct,
ooB alle irem0en Sdlifie ourd) SanitdtSbeamte
mipi5irt merOen miiiieu, sbe fe in ipauiife
Safen einlaufen.
- DaS frauj1Fide BuuSaidiff y01idelieu." {"
peIdCS fiirslid) I'M Saisn BON 8oulou Ssuer
ftpQ uno in Oen @ruEO gcbobrt wurOe, iit wies
Der geboben mor0CH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
Eases-glemt8ketteit.

Sn B aibin9to n lteseu iih Der neue
8r6fi6ent uno eini9e ieiner ,@etreHen" bereitS
einanber tn ben 6aaren. @eriifte iib.r Miss
belli9feiten i'm 3abinette iinb I'M llnlIuuie, uno
es ipiro iogar Die &eFgnation BON 3ruei Sefres
tdreu in AxSfdBt seftellt. Die @rnennung zines
Srn. &obertion gum 5afen.@taRehmer bon
NepsYorfi zines Barteigdn9erS BON SIatne,
bat bes 8eitern ben Senator @Onfling in b6dJs
fem @rabe erbittert; &onfliHg iOll bieie @rz
nennun9 oils eiret ofenen Sniult betradten.
Der rW.sO. Seralo" meint: Der BrdFoent
lfstnt ft etne Hare, ehrlldeBolttlt porgesethnet
au hoben, ober anitatt oamtt entl6ieoen por5us
geh@, banoelt er pautelmiitlig nm iteht beute
berestS einer Weuterei leiRr Bartei aegeniiber,
Die IN cine Repolution oussuarteu orobt. DuS
Pnbiltum erbdlt inSnil1en Den @tnornd, 0aB
NIT au' lstnen hoben uno ielIelnoen en@taenhaf.
ten Garfislo ntd)t bic @ntldlofienbe,t beiibt,
bic man bon 0sinRern eruartst. rpelde g}atios
reu reptereu."
Die Gpere Sauert I'm 9unbesfeuot.
fort, uno Die Iusfdlten auf eue @iniauua rpsr.
cen ,fd9ltdl 9erin9er. Snsrpii9eu Iteben ole
Gretutip> >@eiHdfte 9duSIid fill, ino feline ST.
neinung oeS Brdfoenten bat nor Der 6aub
&usiidt aui Seifdtiguns. Gbenio ibiimm
fino Die BON ben Hepublttanern ernaRntsn Sea
natsbeamten barou, Die germ an ble Sripp.
m1ften, aber nidt Oarau selan9eH t6nnei.
Sir Die eanote9eidGfte 1T oieie Sperre bbhf
unltebiom, uIo ble Republifauer rperDen,
rpobi ooer libel, fdl ifIteBlif au eiHem @oms
pronliB bsrttehrH miiiien. Der &ompcomiB
oter piirbe ipObl in elmer gleidmdBieen 9era
tbsilura Der 8oriirerltelleu Der AuSlailiIs uno
bsr Beamteu oes 5euats beitebsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
Ste 9GS Setritsereten TIT 46tIas
N1InFASn

8hiIGbelp bi 81. UtGr3.- 6r. Sobu
8aroslep, 9orfber bes Special @onite's,
tueldeS uOm.hleiigeuSt StabtratBe ernanut uurOe,
nm cine llnteriudlung iiber Die augebliden Be-
tritgereien in Der Serpaltung Der hieii9en @aS.
tprfe eiusuIeiten, uuterbreitete beute benz StaOts
latbe ben Stridt 0eS @onite's. Oerielbe ers
tlGrt inter &n6erent, Die Serrualter Der @ass
merle hdtteu iih srOBe 6abrIGitgfeit BET benz
Qnfaufe BON Sohlen 81 SdIuloen fomnten lais
fen, inoem Iie ieit Sannar 1876 our1i6uittlitb
etnen Dollar lnebr pro Souue besablten, ais
Der Wfarttpreis betrIg; bic StaSt ruGre bier
6urf nm $1,250,000 gebraft morOen; Ote
Sertualter bdtten auBer6em etpa Is Proient
mebr 9lrbeiter, ols erfor0erli9 mareu, ange.
itellt, un0 stpar aus politiihen Riidfi6ten, Iie
bdtten Die Stabt bel benz abi9luiie BON @on-
truften in 8esug auf ben 8ertauf pon Sohlen=
theer iiberuortbeilt &C. - 0as @onlite ertlGrte
Sun S6luie, eS babe ben Sorihlaq er0rtert,
Die Nbieeuug Der SermaIter III empfeblen, iei
je6oG ju Der Gnitdt aelangt, Die enOgiilttge
@ntideioung benz @eri6:e su iiberlafien. Utebs
rere bon Dem @Omite enpfoblene Sei9lifie in
8eSug auf Die 5ufinftige Serualtung Oer9aS=
merle nuroen bon Dem Staotrathe einIttmuIia
angenommen. Die 8eidliiIie uerorouen unter
4uoeren Die Abi6ofiung OeS ,@as Grut,"
I'M Die @asmerfe inter Oirette @ontrole oe5
GSfoNfrnfhR 81, hrtttnprr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
0fehm6rFfe.

&bicaao, 81. Mdrs.-0ie 3ufubr bon
Sd)tpeuen belief iid) beuts auf / 900, Die Ser
ieubung uui 5000 Stid; Die 8reiie pariirten
Stuiiden $3.50 uno $685.. - Giubpieb: 3u-
fubr 5000, SerienOung 27oO; Sertaufe gu
$3.1O bis $6.25. - Sauafs: 3ufubr 1900,
Serienoun93OOO; SertGute 5u $4.25 bis $3.50.
ct. 2ouiS, 81. Mdr3.-S Sdrpeine: Ser
fdufe gu $3.50 bis $6.25; 3ufubr 1890, Ser.
ienOung 4000.-8inooieb: Yerfdufe 3u $500
bis $5.75; 3ufubr 1900, Serienbuug 1900. -
S6late: SerfGufe gu $500 bis $5.75; gu.
fubr 1900, 8erien6ung $50.
Gaf@Qibertp, Benni., 81. MGr;. =
Die 3ufubr bon 8iuoUieh betrug 1921 Stiif;
Sertdufe gu 1926 bic Sc. $6.0O.-S9metue: gu
fubr 1900; Sertdufe gu $3.50 bis $3.50.
-Staafe: 3ufubr 400; Serfauie ju $l.75
bis $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
Ser 0eISntarft.

Ntm Dorf, 81. Mdr5. 6olgenScs Itub
bic SdluBuotirungen: @elo mar thdtta IN SIS
uno ibloB gu 4rO5. pro Sabr. Sterl. -gSet,iel
4.804-f auf 60 Gage uuo 1921 auf 5iht.
Sunbcs= =Sbli9ationen: 1S81er Coupons 1921,
neue Tiinfer 1929, neue 4izpros. 1929, usue A.
pros. 115. Gttien: &Od=S8lauO 1861, Bits
burg 13O, Sls. Central 1864, 0,<D. @eutraG
1464, 2afe<Sbore 1911, @rie 48g, DO. Brioriz
tGten 88, ytOrtb 8eltetn 1874, 90. PriOritd=
ten 1854, R.zS. Central 1921, Reaotug 634,
&eitern Union ia. llnterIfatamtsz 8tlan3:
Sob $89, ,1OO,175; @ourant $3,731 ,871.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01

@arriion's, N.sg., 81 .Otdr3.-Obrf
9. q. 9eiber's BObuung gu BehpOint ngrce
9eitern nebft oem gr0Bten 3heile oeS Sns
balts burdI 6euer 5erft0rt. Der Serluf 1T
Hidlt ermlttelt.
8an6olph, 1aii., 81. 0iar3. - Gin in
Der Ietten gtad)t ben 8ran0itutern angele9tes
8euer serit6rte 6. 6. Sin9man's 8obnung,
oas Glleh'ifle, iOUe mebrere anbere @ebGuoe.
Scrluft $12, 900; Serfi9erung $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
Gtn ae6etnnt6DoIler Scl0 Ttmoro.

Ncm : y orr 81. Utari. - Oer coroner
mar heute Den ganaeu Sornuttag NIT elmer llus
teriuduug 0e8 SelbftmorOcs cine8 iuugen
Srauen3immers (iehe untcr Sagesueui9f 9fettenI
beidafttGt ,tpeldes iid1 iett lestem 5anftaae I'M
ter bem Rumeu 6. M. SObniOn bier aufbislt II.
9eiteru NbenO als 2eife in ibrem 3tmmer aufz
gefuneen puroe. Die lIriade oeS Seibtmor0s
1T iltdlt erntittet moroen, jeood1 bat man feits
geitellt, OaB bic SerifOrbene SRI. &ate u. ManOs
beim bieB rnb 26 Sabre alt mar. sic fam Dor
3met oOsr brei Wonateu bierber un0 nObute
ieitbcnl III OeriheSenen gr6Beren SOtel8 i'm
obcren StaottbeiIe. Sin bel ihr aufgefunocner
8rtef cr9icbt, OaB ite i6On friiber eineu erfolg.
lOlen SelblmOrSucriud, madte, iu0em iie, ebe
iie it4 itblaieu legte, oas @as anOrebte. $50
Gies 9eidub, 1T nt6t unsegcbeu. Die BOT
0ortems llnteriudung beptes, b0B iib OaS
Trauensinttuer Ourd 4Rorpbiu peraiftete.
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GtIem6aDnfrte9 tn SsQtnots.

Gbtcaso, 81. Mdr5.-@iu erbitterter gis
Ienbabnfrieg, ueld1er 5u BIuturgisBeu fiibren
biirite, tpurbs seftern 5u GOfforb, Sls., Our9
ben Setiud Der Chicago. o.Nitwagf,s.St. Yaus
Ter Babn," Satt BON Der "a 0ietleH lanaen
,@bicogo Stodioro gforthern Sabu, :" wti1e
pOn NOdforo nod 8oheae fiibrt, 3u eraretfen,
uSffnet. Die eritere @elelii6aft bsaniprn6t
bic fraglide 8abn inter eiu,m titrslif geid,oi,
ienen @ontrafte uuo idlifte oeSbalb Arbeiter
ob, ipelhe sspaItlamen 8eiiB BON Dem Babns
bofe une BEN Siireaus er9riifen. Die Beamz
ten Der chicago Soma'er Bahu" i9idten ibz
rerIeits arbeiter ab, unO oas &eiultat mar cine
in Der usrgungensn yfaht ftattsefuuOeue Selle-
rel, tpcIde in6elien Obue 'Slutuer9ieBen uerltei.
gHejtere 9tnbcliDrunaT lfebeu in 4usli1t.
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germtf6te seper9ea aus ae,u. 8

New.gort, 81. @drs. : Die 5ubitrip,
tion iiir bte aroBe 8aunwoaz z2usfteQdul, w,l-
die i'm nadlffen .Ottrber in 9(tlauta, @i.. er-
5ffuet lperocn fol-, lpnoe bente bier er0fuet, linO
oCr oorse 8etraa Der &ftten -S25, ,O00-uel.
der Der GtaDt Nsms9ort sugstbtilt uoroen
mor--im glu geleifnCt.
= gsie Sr. Slbert Sinf mittbelIt, mil Oas
@rciutio=@onite Oct 9auptlammbahneu hte
Sfadlhateu ouf @etraiet. sitmaliaFHno le=
benIiae SGweine ron @hicago nah JssIp. Dort
pcm /, april an nm Gents pro Geuner rt-
onsircn. Die 9soteu betragen nenuath 30
&ents pro Gentner fir @atrateeuno Sittualten
unb 35 Geuts fir 9hwsine.
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Hcr GtmrMt.

SorOutO, Ont, 81. Mdr3. - Sdaneege.
ii0bG herrift i'm gaSen iiiOlideu Ontario
unb in goua Scotia. 6eftiae Noros uno Sifs
ilHrnle pEtben in alien Gbeilen Der britiiaeu
YrOotH5eu.
8OrtsmOrtb, 9.s6., 81. @ar3. - Der
GdIneciturm bat beionber8 ben 3eIegraphens
2iuieu groBe Serluite ucruriadbt. Die Sabelz
fife an Der $itterpbriide, luelhe aGe uaA Sfeu
iiitreHoe 9rdbte entbielt, iit bon oem Sturme
fort9ri6en morbeu, uno ale OrGbte iiuO SER
riiien.
cincinnati, 81. Mtdr3. -0as 5dn,es
sefiOber h0rte beute friib furs mad @itterua6t
ouf. 0as SbermOmeter 1T ieit Sonncnauf9aug
bGtrdftli4 gcltegen unO ftanO gegeu Wttttag
auf 43 @raO. Der Sanee in ben SraBen
id1lptlst raidh.
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NeMe McGMtitttOM Oer nYennIDlpas
ftfer R0Itft."

Ybtla 0elphia 81. Wtdr5. .-Naut eiuer
bsute perOfentlid)ten Nadjribt bat bic p Snter-
national,9tauiga igatiOnsGomp." III eritiren auf.
seh0rt unO 1T IN Die ySirarS. Bointz Storage.
Comp" umgewluOelt. Die Mebrbeit Der 9ts
tien if bon Der, Benuiploanier 8abn" ernOrz
ben morbeu, nnO ras Gigentbum 3u @irar6>
Eoint uno 8oint-8reeSe, beiIen 8ertb auf ST.
10000 aeifGet mtrb, perIeiht Ger ertpabuten
Sabn 9r6Bere Sa3ilt1ten gum Bsrihiffen bon
@etrai0e. Sin peiterer @leOator iOll iOiort 3u
@irarDz Boint erbaut mer0en.
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Gin SbIatt 61l8tIe8ter SSmtueIett.
Eaub.

4hiGa6 6elp bia, 81. Mdrs.-SegeH 10
ubr heute Gornittag eri6ienelt swei 0iauuer
in Soiepb 6. Dapioion'8 SuweIsnlaoen, SIR.
929, @beiinutitraBe, unO elmer Oerielben lagte,
er m6dlte einen Dor etliden SageH bort getaufs
ten 9iamantriug 9eqen eiuen anOern oertaus
ifeu. 9ie 9lufmerfiantfeit Oes Glerf8 nurSe
burd ben speiten 6rentOen IN Nnipru9 ge.
nommen, Itnb al8 iidb 8eibe entfernt batten,
bemerfte man, oaB ein 8lehfditdlen, in nel=
dem fd) 0iamanten unO anOere GOelifeine i'm
gSertbe BON $4,000 befuuben batteu, peri9mun-
ben mar. 2tH ietuer Stelle batten Die 9tebe
Elm unoereS Sditdlen, tpelte8 6em @ritcren tGlts
idenO Ghnltf iab, Surifgelaiien. Die Bol<
5et lit BON benz Sorfaae i'll &euutHiB geiest
moroeu