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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10
Story OF q Silver Mine.

An old Colorado miner says: ''Whiie
l was yet at Leadville 3 man came there
from Denver named Dexter-Jim Deg.
ter they called him-and he was full u
life and hope and had some money
Dexter looked about him for q while
and finally bought a claim on Carbonate
Hill, which had at that time not been
prospected very well. He paid. I think.
about SIS. 900 for it, and set to work
putting in machinery and sinking the
shaft. which was already down some
hundred feet or more. He worked
away on the mine. people laughing Mt
him a good deal. but he never once lost
heart. The mine had not shown up .
single thing in the way Of mineral. and
the shaft had been sunk by that time
several hundred feet. Dexter did not
know what to do. He had now spent
nearly all the money he had and moth
ing was coming in. One day in the
early part Of the year 1879 q party came
to him and asked him what he would
take for his mine. Dexter told him.
and q bargain was made between them.
The price paid was, I think. $50. 600.
som 5000 more than Dexter had
spent on it altogether. He was mighty
glad to get the $50. 900, and thought
himself wei out of . bad bargain.
He rushed out onto Carbonate Hill and
ordered the miners to drop their tools
and quit work. This was about three
o'clock in the afternoon. He said:
Boys, l have sold this hols. and I don't
want you 20 work another minute in it
for me. l viii pay you Oh right now, and
you can quit Well. the miners had Just
finished . drill and were going to
place . blast and uncover some rock,
and they asked to be allowed to finish
it before they quit work. Mo- said
Dexter, come out: I don't want YOU to
work any more: there's nothing in the
old hole The men reluctantly Quit
and reported. Dexter got his money
and was happy. Well. the mine had
been bought by q stock company. and in
2 short time theygbcgsn work on it
Now, young man. what l am going to
tell you is the solemn truth" said the
miner. Those fellows went up there
10 that mine and laid . fuse to the blast
left BY Dexter 9 men and touched il Cd.
After the smoke cleared away they ,rent
In to see how much rock had been loos-
ened. when what do you think? There
before their eyes they saw the richest
body OF silver 4 which has ever been
seen since the work. began. Al that
time hundreds Of thousands al dollars
met the gaze Of the delighted owners Of
the richest kind of ore. Well. young
fellow" continued Mr.. Knowles. THAT
mime wAs the celebrated Robert s. Lee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10
Remarkable R~s.iis In The Nd Ri,ss
Wallet.

The magnificent agricultural fs4aiss
achieved In the Rel River VALLEY is
Northwestern Ainssssss sni Nafth-
eastern Dakota. hsss caasssi sssrh . lido
uf emigr.tioa to ihs favored 20 Eioa that
the Government lssd. ~hs b ~. assils-
bic unisr tho fr. sfnpsipn. Hous.sts4i
and Tree culture scts are bssTsy ~ Or
ruFied A an iasfsaes - IN. insussssa
influx II settlers. the a.nni issks tant
disiriss. whes eos.rs III to~p.h.P. "a
the northeastern porka of Dakoss -s
established ia 49, snd - The issai :.
as. 40 acres osiy zss. ssz ssss 70
msinsi gn,aksn 90 Jasa I. I-sF
Dsring the hr., year. tst. there -sr~
1908. xsD ser.s tsssn up. ssi IN is-i
,hsrr ~ers i.izr.s pa .srws snisss ! uf-pa
fr.mi.ing that es<h ~sestlsY soss ss
supch isni - be ts satstiesi so aadrs tbs
Governments lsvs. sa ius@gsstny are.
laiiou 81 the iscrssso IN popai.sios ssa
be made.
Every sss;lsr has . right to either .
pre- ~mysios and . tree esifus. claim.
- The latter "a -sopne-ssssn sith . honns-
stead. eseh rssnisnsssas ssnssnsia- ts
s1D sore. BIT oaiy ss- s~r~~-eiasa csa
- ss&Fs tA y e8hFfNs H@8t< A@+tH h~fH
). tzs II sseh claims sssil.kks ..si tsssa
in the district. eask ~rspr-sensisx an In.
disidszL The hxurrsI hesss~r. isdis
cate bsss on-~sksri 81 the se~ rpner,
AZ. sfter the forsansts ESTHER hss f..sa
hss homestead 80 pf.smysssn aaa tree
elsifn. there stsIi rsfnssn tao mars qssss-
ter s~rsiors prasar.h&s unssrs the axksr
sets Thus On the 1.igi.i5s ssrss. ar
AIS serttoss. entered shrssxh skS
agsnd torks oabor. sh~g~ rnzss ssss
been % Ice thss ~. 81 ssstsTtsasas. sad
oaiy sAfee perszns &c tk~ svsr
s<e number IN . ssulss<s f.npsiy. q 70
that U.sgs p~<srk have fossnA
Aom.s IN this pr.siee ass<rses. -hseh
ouvers an ara a ocsy ahs<a fl~sysws
BY nss~sy msss~. daring fAs p.ss t~o
s~ssana sapp<ssnx that ssk ~ tA~~s
"a. SO ~freekoslxrs hss- tox-y Erws is
vbess . toai a.. s.yfs.So s-s.A~ls
wosid - pryssced a.s~.asy bussa.~1s
PEE srrs- sar~iy Il 10 tns~ sk~ Tnss
Issjssss msae ssy fss cssIsx..
Fsss Asssy Tyxss
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

Not long since one Of the Schaumburk
girls married . man who was celebrated
for his poverty and other bad habits.
Yesterday, Gilhooly met Nose Schaum-
burg on Austin avenue. and asked
HIM how his married daugs:-cwas com.
ing on
.'She wash doing fine. Her huspanG
wash 90 kind He schoosts puys hef
every dings she wants. He wash 50 eoos
init her. He shoosss puys hsr cherry
tings.-
Il Am glad that he 10 % coas;d-
crate"
''vell. I wasn't glad dot he vash -
kind NIT my darter."
why mott"
because all de pills wash mi 70
ne to be paid 1 Wish he vculd %
. little more rough NIT her. He vash
too kind nit my Dooey.r-Texas
Sif7iacs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10
Iunigan Sails

A large schooner lay at the foot Of
East Twenfy-eighth street on Sunday
evening. Just before nigh,fall q bare.
headed man rushed down Twenty
eighth street. closely pursued by two
policemen. and sprang on board and
climbed the mainmast with the agility
of . monkey. The policemen watched
him. evidently puzzled at the situation.
I'VE sail in half an hour SAID the
Captain
The elder policeman. . grav-hs;red
man Of fifty years. hesitated for q mo-
mcnt, and then proceeded 10 climb the
mast The man in the rigging smiled
The policeman pushed steadily on. how.
ever, and the man above finally froxned
and proceeded 10 climb higher. Acruwd
gathered upon the dock watched the
two men with deep interest Up and
up they went. until the pursued mar
had reached his last foothold- The
him. and both sill climbing. Both
seemed determined A struggle
1t that dizzy height vas likely
20 result In the death Of one or both
An unexpected ipcidcn: called forth .
load cheer from the crowd The fuxi
tive seized . wire rope stretched BE-
tween the two mAsts and swung him.
self into the air. Hand over hand he
went until he reached the secood mast.
which w1s without support for him
Other than Tie wire rope afforded He
locked hs leS shout the mass and
c1uAg % tho rope. The Poiiceman de-
scrudAd N the 0eck
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10
Morning stars.

Saturn and Jupiter now adorn the
morning sky AMI are called the morning
stars. They will be- the suns bright
harbingcrs during the whole summer.
and will amply repay. by their beautiful
appearance. the cary riser who watches
for their advent in the small hours be-
fore the dawn.
The same planets were evening stars
during the winter and spring until they
reached conjunction with the sun.
Saturn on the 9th. and Jupiter on the
30th. Of Nav. They were then close tn
the sun. or seemed so ~ viewed in the
heavens. for when we speak Of the posi-
ton of the heavenly bodies we mean
their position as e from the earth.
Thus We say that the sun rises and sets.
when il is the movement Of the earth on
her axis that produces this result. and
that the planets are in conjunction with
each other when in reality they are mil
lions If miles apart.
In describing the planets. we always
refer to their position in the heavens ~
seen from the earth. Saturn and Jupi-
ter were close tn the sun i'm the month
of MAY. passed from his eastern TO his
western side. and were then too near
him tn be seen. They have since moved
far enough away Ia be visible i'm the
morning sky before sunrise. and will
continue tn increase their distance from
the u and TO approach the earth until
they reach opposition. Saturn in No
vember and Jupiter in December. They
will then in like n pass to the
suns eastern side. becoming evening
stars and repeat the same process in re-
versed order until they reach conjunc-
ton again.
1t will be easy to follow the track II
the outer planets when this simple Law
Of their movements is once impressed
upon the memory. Saturn and Jupiter
are now brilliant illustrations as they
rise earlier and increase in size and
brightness while drawing nearer TO the
earth.
Saturn. during the last week in June.
will rise about two O'Clock. He must
be looked for seven degrees south Of The
point where the sun rises. and will be
known BY his pale. steady light as well
n by forming a triangle with the Piei-
AIDES and Aldebaran. being q few degrees
west Of them Jupiter will rise soon
after three o'clock. one degree south Of
the sunrise point and few degrees east
of Adebaran. He is much the larger
Of the two planets and will be recog-
nized At . glance. They viii be so far
from the sur BY the last Of July. that
Saturn viii rise at midnight and Jupiter
hour after. Those who watch the
stariit sky during the silent hours when
darkness shroGds the earth will find that
these besming planets are the fairess
gems In Nights starry crown.-Yowths'
Companion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10


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faa c~t<~Ss~~. n~hs
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10


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have IL SeasNSzas TAey srs s~ as-
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shsnkinx has sot Eoe~ . guVfDsy. Is
- ne ksfd % ssd~rsasd ~ a~ssA
sbsns srs In sneA fxsaw. To -ssh.
fAsy save sxoea a~si a sr.~c<~ q -
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sAie wf<koza fsetxD. Ds6asspos xs
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va tAsn . sAas sA~y sse sos asvsys
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po<as aArsos fhem vhs<h The d<aaxsps-
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q. - hsss - Osaaiog a 49, vund
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

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q seu1nnA - aUs 90 vhe ha1 sd
- hsesae - d - esusazag - ssuhsr
- sae4s = - owO g vnfsoos kinkD -
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eDO4 nasGhy s&nss@ 5&o6ominA
- y - sD0 &UxkeO tA.0o
Rn1g hbDh 49, sehsSy
WD 11p1ne ~ suonsH - (ma
Uo0a~0mW 6WW3
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Sages=N Nenisfeitsn.

Setreffs ber geifrigen @reigniiie III uno
Dor aleranbria pertpeiieu mir aui I'M
iere Oepeideu unb ben &rtitel aus Afcc ;ne;-
ten Sette. @s itnb abermals b
paer in Der Stabt bingeidladtet
uno jett tueroen iidl tpobl alle Wf6d
9ta6ung Der neuen Morbtbaten auf Se.6u
Gnglaub's ftellen miiiieu.
0entite Sldtter bringen Die 9ead)rift,
bab Der biSberige amertfanii6e &oniul 81
@bemntt, Satlen, griggs, Ibidieb bon
leinem alten @irfuug8freile genonln1e.. bat
urb n6dfteus naf ben Ser. Staaten suriid=
febren piro. Dem S6eioenben su Gbren
ianb Elm Sanfett itott. SIM Setreff bes
gtaffoIgerS bes Sru. @riggS, bes 5rh.
Slim, iagt bas r@bemuiser Sageblatt:"
nSn einigeu Der sr6bteu 3eituugen Gmez
rita's eri6ienen Srtefe bon @bemnit, IN
ipeldlen Str. Slim ais ein Srunfeubplb err
fer Sorte beSeifnet iuurbe. mesbalb Die TO-
iortige geIeitiguug oicieS h6fit unlpiir6tgen
SertreterS Der groBen &epublif Uerlaugt
purbe. Il8 nun aud lolAe Sriefe, tpclfe
permutblid Der 0ebrenmert9e" GbenlniBer
Sntriguant anbsren Rerlonen i'll Die Te6er
oiftirt bate, aud) bel Der i6d)nIden un3
oeutfdlen Heqierung ein(iefen, nur0e Die
2lnftelluug Scr. 6liun's ftiftrt uuo ;ugleib
Grtunbigungeu iiber benielber bel perIdie=
oenen bteii9en BerIonen etn9e;ogen. Die
Relultate oerIelben, iopie Die iiberaus aii1z
iti9en 3eugniiie bieIiger bodaftbarer YfGn~
ner, ioe!dje nit Yfr. Elinn mteoerholcntlid)
IN nno auBerbalb ieiner San1ilie in Geri6
rung 9etomnen uarer, cerdnlaBteu Die cont
petente Seboroe, aue Gebcuten gegeu oellen
Gnffellung iOfort fallen III laiien. gSir
pIniden, bab Der Gater Der abl1eulideu
teuftiiden 2iige unb Ieine 0eliers9elfer balS
IN bte Sdnoe hes Staatsaupalts tommen
m0dten." - SaSu iagt Die ySas. Sts;tq.:" :"
DSieruad ideint eS al'o, baB irgenb Elm
Seinb Slinu's in Gbennit bic Serid)tc iibcr
feline bortigen 6duide geidli6t bat"
Mattbem McSeogb, IS Sabr oft,
ertranf geitern BEL @Oboes, N.-Y., I'M grie.
Sunal bei'm Saben.
CAPT. Billia M Moier ans 4tlauticz
gitp, H.sS., ertrarf porgeifern 4beno BET
benz Serlude, Elm 6ii9srfabr5eu9 in erreis
den.
Ser Spirttuoienbdnblsr Samuel u.
SdIetber in &auias.@itg, 0to., bat fall
lirt. Yaiflpa $4,000, aftiua $4,000.
Ser Dampf- 8alfidfabrer o0ucretia"
ans 9aens Sebforb, Wfali., welder i'm lesten
Sriiblabre BON bort naf Sorolulu abfuhr,
bat ben letteren Safen nod nift erretd)t
un6 mirb oils perloren betradtet.
SierSebn 8 ams n BON Berrp, 0.s
Y., baben bic alisiioreu eriutt, ite ais Gis
gentbiimerinuen bon peri0nlidem Gtgenthum
auf Die Steuerliite 3u ieben, oaniit ne bel Der
ndhfen gSabl mitffimmen tOnnen.
Der q outraftor O 60. p arper uno
sSm. &obiniou iuurben seifern In etnsr Der
~Greelfor Comp" gsb6risen Sobleugrube
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SonGon, 13. Suli. - Cine Spe;iai.
bepei6e aus 9lblin meloet, baB molgen
inter Dem 3maugsgeiese Der 8elageruug5=
suffano iibet IL Counties in Srlan0 perbdngt
iperoen ioq.
Surdtbare Sabnfataftrpphe in Ruslaur. -
las wfenidJen setoStet.
Mpsfau, 13. SuIi. = Sin ;3ug, auf
melfem fi1 217 Nteni6en befan6en, ents
glsiffe beute snii1en SI9erni uno 8aftieur.
17S BerlOneH rpurben get00tet utG alle
ueberleben5en trugen meBt o6er n1iuNer
idDere Serlctungen bapou.
Cine 8erc @ambcttds
2onbpu, IS. Yuli. - Sin Barrier Cor
Respondent Der ySines" mcloet: rGs perlauz
tet, oab @ambetta wGbreuS Der bepcrfebens
ben 0ebotte Iber oie 6lottenpermilligung
eiue lange 8ebe iiber bic allgcmetne politts
Idle Sad]lage balten uno auseinanoer ieeeil
pirb, meldIe Yolittt Srantretb ieiner Auitdt
nah III Der .3utunft uerfolgen ioue."
Ser Sublincr Spppelmprn. =
Cub IN, 13. Suli.-3met Srlber, Nas
mems Slabertp, tpeldlc erif tiir;lth pon glmez
rita Suriidfebrten, iinb irl noromeitiiGeu
2beil oes 9ountgS Serr9 auf ben Seroadt
bin perhaftet iporStn, an Der Grmorbunq
bes 2orb @apenbt ! unb bes Srn. Burfe i'm
Bb0uirsYarte betbeiltgt gsrueisu III ieiu.
Sbr Ssrb0r tpurbe uuf cine @Ode uerI6O.
ben.
Mfarft une Srrfe.
2ipfrpool, 13. Sutt, 1880 Radm.-
gaumwple : NtittelIorte Sberldnber z,
DO. Nsips Orleans 3l16.-9ie Serfdufe be-
trugen 1900 Salleu, Spefulation uno auss
fubr 1000, .3ufubr 1850, eini4liebli6 s16O
amerifanii6e.
9oubon, IS. Sua. - Ser. Staaten.
Sbliaaticnen: prof. 900, Ditto 43s.pro,.
600, DO. perldngerte 5 spro,. 900. - @rie
80, DO. 2. 9S, N.sg. Central 1861, u. &
9. ge. 1. 40, DO. 2. 90, SD. Central 900,
Benni. @entr. Gig, 8eaoins 90, Ontario
gSeitl. 27{, Wilpaufse,St. Baul Common
900. RS. Central goniols 900.
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@01IhnfnrSr.

Nat6e5 Dltf., 13. Suit. Der Reger
Charles gSbite ordfIg in Der Rad)t pom let
ten 8ienitaae in BEN Sfjpari'iden 2a6eH
anf bee 8almettosT Tlanage" eiu, I'M benz
ielbsu I'll pliinberu. Gr idoB ben @lsrt &arl
SduelIe uieOer, ruuroe jeOoh burf 6eiien
oilferufe ueriheu6t. Shueae tit beute gez
fforben. .3rpei uOu @bite's Ritiduloigeu
fms perbaftet, oleiu gSbite befiuOrt ftd) nod
nuf freien 6iiBen.
Gtdsburg, Mtli., IS. Suli.-Mebrere
Isgcr erbrafen mabrenO Der pergaugencu
Nudt benan Der Stabtgren3e gelegeueu9a6rn
oes Sin. q. Sarfas II. ermor0eten 6rau Sars
fas in ibrem 8ette. Sr. Sartas muroe 9lOros
formtrt uu6 gefcfielt, tp9rauf Die Reger $700
in 8aargelo raubten uno 6as 6aus an3iuoes
ten. 9ie 9side Der 6reu SarfaS puroe
Don ben Slammeu uersebrt. {or. Sartas err
bolte iif Don ben g9trtuugcu bes Sbloro=
forms unb es selangte ibm, gu entton.nteu,
Bis iett fill1 Die Serbre9er nod uid)t per-
haftet.
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Srd6ii6cS 1lne1nf auf elmer
Gtlcnbabu.
Serfriibte Gntldeuna Ctnes 2preuaicbuiTes
@ebrere Grbeiter qetpctet nub picle pe

Scrirlbtc Gntlaeuna Cfnes 2preuaIcbuiTes. -
@ebrerc Grbeitcr qetretet nub picIe Der
Ipunect.
Bougbteepiie, NsN., 13. Suli. -
Gin idreflidles lluglid ereiguete itd) nm
33 llbr heute Hafmittag auf Der ;, BeIts
Sborez zSabn" cine Metlc liiblid BON Nil.
ton, tuo 90 Sabuarbeiter, gr0Bteutbetls Sta
ltener, beitdfttgt waren. EbOs. ggan, Der
4utieher, NOR i'm Segriiie, ein God, in mel
Dies 3met SdBfen YuluCr gum 3pede eints
Spreng'duilcS cntlcert iporosn mareu, III
perltopfen, ais Iid pl0tlit cine oeririibte grz
ploiton erejgnete. sSnl. YOners, rinet Der
9rbeiter, mar ober5alb Ggans auf oeu 6tl=
len beidl6fttgt, ugb cine An;abl Sagel0buer
oefana fdl 10 SUP inter Cyan. Eomers fab
Ggan mad Ner Grploiion aulredt oalieen,
mGbren1 Elm 100 Bfuuo idpsres Selsitiid
auf Ietnen 6tBen lag. BOwerS mdlite OaS
Selsitiid nit einem Sred|eiien ;ur Sette uno
elite hann ben auoersr arbeitern III Silie.
Gr lab smei Staliener ais 2eidcu uuf Dem
Soben liegen uno Smei anOere, meld)e nod
lebten. 9em eiueu Der 2ebteren mar Oer
Sruitfaiten un6 oerl al0eren bet0e Seine
3ermalmt - burd einsn 5 SOnueu fmeren
SteiH, tpeld)er nod auf ibuen lag. Gs mar
unu0glid), ben Stein III entfernen, mo beioe
MGnner iuerbeH obne ,3meifel terben. BON
erS crfldrt er wifie gcmib, ba6 1S UOu oen
20 2lrbeiteru uuUerleBt enttamen. gganuno
Elm 2lrbettsr, g(amens Gallobdu, pelde
idmere Serletungen erlitteu, purben auf
elHem Soote rah Wtilton gebrn6t. Die iibrt=
gen SGrmunNeten meroeu an Srt uuo Stelle
10 gut, ais mOglidl, perpilegt. Soneit bis
jett eruittett lit, tuurben SWei Stalieucr au=
geubltdlid get0btet Elm brittcr ptro Der
mibt nnN liegt pabridciulif untCr Sen
Griimrern begrabcu. Sier Stalieuer, Oeren
Nameu DorIdufig nidlt ernittett mcrNeu f6uz
nen, ioipic &bos. Ggau, SObu 6enHimore,
Niidael Callahan, Sas. Scborel unb Bar
nep Sorau iiuO uermuuOet. Sennimore unS
elmer oersStaliener liub nidlt III rettcu.
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Nebr Npfcr bcS SpiclpiffpIs

8 # II, 13. Suli. - 9ret &naben i'm
<er bon 10 bis Is Sabreu, gtdncus Sobu
Soapes, Sobn Seuen unO 2llfreo Sarois,
itarben geitern iii gopeG al Der Runbipeyte te
in 6olge BON Gerlaeungen burd Spielpiito=
len. Sobn gianning unS Soiepb 0elnnep,
;tpei 8oitoner SHaben, itarben bier ain letz
ten 8tenffag abeub ans bcr udmlihen llrz
icGe, unS Safob 6Od, Gin Oritter &uabe,
liegt in lritiiheu 3uftanOe 0arnie0er.
Su @GOuceiter, NtaiI, lit 2tleranSet
Sobuiou, 13 Sabre aft, auSsrletungen 6urd
Elm SpielptlOl, melde 0tnuOiperre sur 6olge
battcn, geftorben.
Iai6ua, 0.=9,, 13. Suli. - Sobn $.
Glqrf, Elm &nabe, melder am 4. Snli bur6
abfeueru etnes &tnOerpiitol8 al Der SanO
oerlctt iuur6e, ftarb beHte an Der Dtunos
iperre. Sn 9prirgfielO, 9taii., itarb g(0ie
Cancer ais peiteres Spfsr bes SpielpitOl8.
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uabe 9 bamofin, Yeuni., burd ber0bs
ftiir;snbes @eftein get0btet.
Ser Heger SeuSeri 0 II Nfann
tpur0e porgeitcrn in @or6ous@ountp, @a.,
inter einem 8aune, no er Sbub Dor etuem
@eritterregeu gefudt hattie, y ON q it e
i'd gen.
Die NationalzAiIoctatipu Der
Safftanz zSabrtfanten belt geltern
ibren Sabress@ @onpent I'M y g8eit @n0z6otel"
Su Song Brand, R.sS. SO. 9. @tftnion
aus Baltimore purbe sum Sdaemeiiter er=
iudblt.
0as nit &oblen befra6tete g gollibiff
p8perion" aus Bictou, R.-S., 1T i'm Sa,
len BON Suebec perbrannt.
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Irnn Sccsine,s Rpnnnet.

@Btcago, Is. Suit. - Srau Scouiilc
erfldrte beute i'm 8etreff Der Qngnbe, baB
Die @ei6uguiBbsamten in GaibtLgtou 4rIes
nit in oem Bouquet fanbeu, ipeldeS fte ibrem
GruSer @paS. S. @uitedu am Sage Dor Der
Sinridtung bradte: 1gtatiirlid faubeu lie
Silt. Gs iiebt linen gau3 dbultf. Sie
mubtcn irgenb elm Mdbrden erftuoeu, I'M
ibnen grun6 3u geben, mid brutaler 28eiie
uOm Der Belle uletues 8ru6ers aus;w6tic=
bcu." Srau ScoOi(Ie iteGlte 0anu bic gau}e
glngabe iiber 6as pergtftete Bouquet Ell :
ifieben in 4bre6e unb iagte, ite babe I'D
aus nid)t gewinidt, Oa6 tbr SruOer aui
iolde 28ciic benz galgeu entgebcn iOllc.
Guiteau tpiiree Iberbie8 tctn @ift etugenOm-
men baben. - SIM 8eitereu ertldrte 6rau
Scopille, ite ruiirbe nidlt ruben uuo ratcu,
bis iie bepieien babe, ba6 Elm llHi1ulOige
geBGngt puroen iei.
gSaiBington, 13. Suli.-8unoe5Oi=
ftrittsantpalt @ortbiG iagt er babe feline
amtlite Geuntui6 Don Dem augebttd) uerqifz
teteu Bouquet, meldes 6rau Scopille tbrent
GruOer Ididte, unb f6uHe oeBbaib nod nft
uittbetleu, meld)e Sdritte er in Der 2lugele=
genbeit ergreifen tuer0e.
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SnAeSttrfhri1

G1nd burg, 8ira., Is. Sui. = Der
Neger Gre6erid 0fc0auiel, pelder 9ru.
6. @arlep, eineu angeiebeuen Birger BON
Nmbsrfs@ountp, uor etIideu gSodeu auf
brutale g4eiie ermoroete, pur6e beute oes
YiorbeS i'm erfteu @raSe iberfiibrt uuo gum
Sooe uerurtbeilt. Die 9iuriatuug iit auf
ben 20. Ausuit ieitgeieet.
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0ie nSciofoH. R0tnffropfe.

W beeltn5 q, B.zStrg., 13. Sult.-5H
ber llnteriuhung bsSiiglid Der rSCtoto" Sd
taftropbe bCjcuRte Der g8irtb gSn. NicG or
mid ans WouHOsuile beute, baB Seller, Der
9oOtic beS oSctoto, 30 betrunteu mar, Sa6 Iid)
Der Sdantmdrter OeS @ampfers ibm Net
tere @etrdufe UerWrtgsrte uuo ibm ben 9atb
ertbeilte, iidl ;u Bette III begebeu. Ser
Shanfmdrter miberIpradl ben auSlageu
McGormjdS's in allen Buutteu.
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Rrdrnr.

Chicago, 13. Suli.-9ic SGgemiible
bes Srn. 8. SO. {oOlmes in Sgema, gisc.,
mur6e geffern nebft elmer enormeu Quautis
tat 8aubol3 burd 6ener ;erit6rt. Serluft
$150.000, 8erfherurg 100000.
Qima, o, 10. Sult. - Die Wiiible Der
SS. gait g. 2epts iit beute friib-mm bier
ten Dfale iunerbalb 8 Sabren - nieoerae=
brauut. Ssrlult $4,000.
Bropioeuce, R.sS. 13. Suli. - Die
Sanmtpougarnfabrit bes Srn. Sobu g. JtO6
III Satlano ging tpdbrsub Der oersongeuen
giaht IN 6loumen uuf. Serluft $4,000.
ort, Penui., IS. Sult.-9ale & 9art's
Guenpanrenlaoen braunte heute Ra4mtttag
ntsber. Ssrluit $4,000, Serfi4eruug &c.
600.
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Nrbciters sslnacIcocnheitcn.

9teW gort, IS. Sult.-Gtma 100 S.a=
lsHer, peldc al Steuc Der ausfebeuocH
Tradtuerlaber beiddftigt iuor6cn wnten,
itelltcu beute friib bic arbcit ciu unO idlofeu
iid BEN oStriferu" an. 2etterc ertldueu,
circa 1000 Staliener tUdren lest all Dem
Gusfanbe betbeiltgt. auf ben &iers unO
Tradtoepots berrInen i'm &QgemciHeu Die
udmtiden 3uitdnoc, wte geIteru. i3mei ueue
Grbeiter, bic iid] ruetgCrten, fid) ben 2lu5te~
beubcu au3uidIteBen, iuurben ahf 0er8attcrD
iturf nngegrifieu unS miBbanOelt Die Etets
bis ituo mt 6taftfided bcoedt, luelt)e
nur iebr lungiam eutfernt WcrOen. Sm
6raGt6epot Der oGeutrnl= =8abn" iiH0 40
neue 2lrbetter, grDBtertbeils 0eutitc, al
Stelle Der rs alien 2Irbeiter beiAaTtigt nor
ben. Gle perridten tubcIieu tbr 98ert iebr
laugiam unb unbeBiilhtdl, uub es ocriautet,
oaE iie iGmmtlid auf96rcu merOer, iobalo
Der erTe 3a9ltag erideint unO iie tbr @el1
Crbalteu bqbeu