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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-30
BASE BALL NEWS.

The Boston League Club has at last chosen
whitney aud Matthews, pitchers; Deasley and Mcclure
catchers Morrill, frat base captain and manager; Bur
dock second base Sutton third base; WISE short stops
Hotang centre field; Rowan right field. seven OF these
men were members of the club last year The suGnal
meetine OF the Providence Club held in
that city on Friday lsEt. and resulted in the
election Of the following officers; President and
secretary, II. d. Wnship treasurer, NJ. b.
Mead The club is said to be In better financial coGd
ton than ever before. One-half the money that Is
needed TO start the raised at the meeting
and little trouble is anticipated in getting the remainder
1t ia said that Manager Wright has made
to play several games in this city and in Philadelphia
prior 10 the opening of the League season.
The people OF San Francisco, NeW-Orleans and Havana
still eniOyng base ball games On January 10 the
Reno and California clubs played another game. The
California nine appeared to be "denoraized from the
rst and war defeated by Of II to o. The college
mines are making active preparations for the coming
season. AT Dartmouth College owing 10 the alb
seuce Of several Of the team, the men have
not yet gone into the gymnasium for practice. The ma
teral for q good club Is abundant the only vacancy
being that OF pitcher and there are several prOmisiEg
candidates that position. Zoe Institute Of TechnOO-
Nv will have ball team in the field This year The tO
lowing players are In training at princeton; Wnton,
Harris Ernst, Larkn, Harlan, adiegh, Antrim VIII
son, TraDOr, Morgan, A. MOi8t, ". MOhat Burroughs.
WintOn, Clark Potter, Van Ettcr aud Schcnck. The
Harvard University lime viii be selected from the fol-
lowing men Hail. Burt spaulding. Nichols, Oimslead,
Baker, Bean, Lavering Croker Coolidge, Richardson.
LeMOyuc and Tucker
Amherst College will have an exceptionally strong
team this year At Williams College increased interest
base ball Is felt, and good nine besides new
grounds talked Of The batting ana fielding averages
the college league clubs for 1881 were follows
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DEATH or MRS. SuTNEHN



At o'clock on Sunday morning ia" Uid"w
Of Mr. S1theru actor. passed away, Tn" victim " .
cruel illness which had pTo-ratrd her Tor many months.
Ing wear martyrdom would form interesting chapter
in medical history but the records al surh ves no.
writen-hc story il known only 10 th' lev, perhaps q"
one faithful friend alone, aud mat uay hr sire,
Woman The iucurable disease from which Mrs. SDtueu
suf,red So long began 10 develop tset and
albeit the most varied medical dHI surI al al
vice WAS obtained, II cvideu, al most rom the first
that there WAS no hope uf her ultimate rccoecrv For
few days her mind was affected by TIE agUuznc pam
against which she had striyca so braycIy month after
month, and early sunday morning relief came
i'm this poor lady.-a real beroisn in her
endurance OF the most terrible .ans That assI tie
aesh aud suljugute the wounded spirit. The circle OF
bor acduaintance, wide, atterly 20 narrow
knew little nothing Of her sIherings Her children
displayed the utmost sOhCtude aud their uuccasing
care nnst have sO0thed the mothers hours OF anEush
Through all her long uneGs. too, Mrs. Suthcrn was
blessed by the aectiOn0te vigilance OF one devoted
friend whose constant loving sympathy was not CON
fined TO visits the sick bed but very practical
ts nature Miss Rose Cullen the good Samaritan Of
the sUlheru family, and they found In her that lrcud
who in hour OF trlai ~ friend Indeed This lady :
beautiful cross OF white flowers l4d the breast o
the dead on Monday. and went to tue grave with the
Door patient woman. True friendship IL rare VIRTUE
but il existed aud manifested by thousand kindly
acts in this case The funeral will be ~ Drom ptOD Gem
etery this morning Besides the three the
Immediate Of Mrs SOtherns family, Miss Cul-
len and three connections ne one Is invited to
attend the Ohseques. The collin Is to be placed in a
brick grave 10 the spot where Mrs. Bolton Mrs
sotLeru's aunt lies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-30
OBII UARP.
ALEXANDER LYMAN HOLLEY.

Alexander l.. Holley, who died yesterday III
Brooklyn was born in 1892 at Lakevllle, Conn., where
his father Governor oey still lives lie was graduh-
ted from Brown University at twenty-One, and was
educated as engineer at the Coriss steam Engine
WORKS From 1896 10 1861 he edited and contributed
to varions engineering publications and published ms
Railway Economy" and in connection with the late
Zerah Colburn, q Report on European Railways In
1862 be was TO England professionally and while
there devoted his attention TO two subjects the Besse
mer process OF steel manufacture and the experiments
with heavy ordnance and armOr carried on by the BrtsR
Governments One resnlt OF this visit was the intro
duction Of the process into the United states
another was the publication, in i0f "tioley
On Ordnance and Armor."
The frat Bessemer steel works In this country were
built nv Mr. HOlpy for John A. GriswOd Co. Mt Troy,
i'm S65 The numerous and extensive works Of TINS
kind since erected harrisburg, Troy, Chicago, Joliet,
Pittsburg dni 81. Louis were either WhUJ or party
planned Mr.. UOeY. At the time OF his death, he was
consulting engineer the Associated Bescmer manu-
facurers the country. Mr. Huley was member and
officer three engineering sOcefies-the society ot
Civil Engineers the Institute Of Mining Engineers and
the Institute CT Mechanical Engineers He vas trustee
OF the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute at Troy and bad
been for some years lecturer On the metaugy OF steel
at the School Of Mines Of Columbia College In TINS city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-30
JOHN KELLYS DEMOCRATIC ENEMIES.

The work of building mp third strong Demo-
cratic organization to include all the Democrats outside Of
Tammany Hail and the County Democracy Is going
forward with much celebrity "a the projectors expected
The fact il beginning to De appreciated that there is
room three large organizations Tammany Hall, by
reason otits age, and the attachment which 90 many
Democrat really feel for the name, : OF large
number OF votes matter who controls the Oreaniza
ton The County Democracy has place for itself
and long its present leaders act together will be
Formidable factor In local politics. Hence the movement
the part OF the majority OF the Irving Han leaders
brnZ together that organization and the new headed
By Fire Commissioner PuuOy aud Police Justice White
together with such other Democrats dissatisfied
with their treatment by Tammany Hall aud the County
Democracy, seems hang fire IL expected that
meeting would be held last week. at which address TO
the Democratic voters would be ready for the pubc and
the conditions under winch PRIMARIES would DE held
would ue announced II is stated that the proposed
meeting w be h,I ~ some dine early n the present
week. Meantime, the Purroy-N hite party gone
perfected its organization by circtng permanent
or esrs of ia General Committee choOs AZ Committee
ca Organization winch really controls tuc entire faction
anu al puiu n committee to procure suitable quarters
fer the ytsr IL seems certain That the faction having
cancellation ali hHrmOuJ as as motto has good deal
OF naId work 10 accomplish before il succeeds M mthing
many CON, eris rum tue ranks Of the other organizations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-30

HOW THE MORMONS CAN BE REACHED.
Miss Lydia TichenOr, VINO has been teaching
for some time among tne M0rinOns IN Utah,
recently by TRIBUNE reporter, who asked what, In
her opnon was 10 be Tie solution OF the Mormon prob
lem.
"The influence of religion and education brought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-30
srRMoN BY THE REY. DIR. NEWMAN

The Rev. Dr. J. p. Ne man preached last
evening at the Madison Congregational Church,
Madison-ave and Forty ffh-s, on 1.-THE Mormon CUES
ton" The church was crowded before the services
had beC,ln and little standing room was left Several
manages in the ser1non applauded The text wac
Romans from the 2sh TO the end Of the chapter
The substance OF IN, 'erruOn was as follows:
great social and political evil confrons tonight,
and we are reaping the fruits Of procrastinaton We
have ded with ali evil for thirty years, which should
have bee; extermnated the beginning. What is there
An statesmaushp OF the ministry Of religion which will
allow An evil TO take root TO blossom and bear fruit
when an attempt made towards It's de-
etruction thirty years ago, could have sur
dressed the wrong without the loss OF life
or the expenditure Of dollar The question is: Shall
a noltlcoreligious organization, whose members are
Iso 600 strong whose leaders cunning crafty and
interruptions and whose ayOwed principles arc antag
opistc 10 our National Government, be permitted to
thrive beyond our control Morm0nlsm Is pOHtcai
body IN the disguise of church IL Is nuDcatlon as
LOYALTY treason 1t is desp0sm, and the head OF the
church tie despot Neither the Gar OF Russia nor
the Sultan Of Turkey is absolute In their authority
than ne His immediate kingdom is Utah with 10000
deluded people; his remote Kingdom is the world
and all his subjects He IL styled
prophet seer revelao and that he is the only
mediator through whom Jehovah reveals His VIII to
man He assumes nfallbnity and claims the right to
direct every thing from the slightest matter 10 the most
important. The MOrmons bound to consult him.
BY this means he acquaints himself with their most
secret thoughts and associates himself with all their
plans and makes them feel that nc indispensable TO
their prosperity. He claims the absolute right send
his ministers the four VI the earth without
moments warning they 20 abandon their lucrative
business to make converts in distant lands. He claims
the exclusive right marry and 70 divorce. which right
IS transferred The priests. who carry out his authority
10 the extreme
lie exercises supreme control over the property Of Ae
people Each Mormon is required to pay over Ia
OF his possessions when nc enters the church and ever
thereafter pay onetenth OF his annual increase TINS
amount Is paid the president OF the church.
for the Saints and he is to-day the richest man IN
America ia 1854 the saints were commanded " CON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-30
WuLLAM Z. RITTER.

TLMIRA, Jan. 29.-Wilam i. RGtter, car
tracer OF the Pennsylvania Railroad and father nt jane
H. Rutter. third president II the Ne"-Yoa Central
aud Hudson River Railroad, died yeatcrday SUD iruy, OF
heart disease. age seventy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-30
STABBED IN 4 QUARREL.

LANCASTER, Jan. 29.-Last night Michael
Gunp stabbed Charles Carr infvtng probably fatal
wound Gumpi made hs escape. The affair WAC The re-
suit vi a quarrel over woman.
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College
AMCRDEREEs SEETENcE coMgUTED.

DENVER, Col. Jan. 20.-The Governor yes
terday committed the sentence Of W. c. knowles, Ua5
was 10 have been hanged February l. iDr it murder
OF George Lyons, at Sargent 10 impn5o tor Ike
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4 NET TRIAL GRINTED.

SCRANTON, Penn, Jan. 29.-Julge EiWell
yesterday granted the defendant trial IA LIBEL
sui oil William Walker, Of scranton aealu.t Aaron
Augustus Chase. editor VI me Scranton Dai'y IAes
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gnrerdiffe Sa6ef6ertdjte.
6 9 p y ten.

yonhoH, 6. Sttcber. - Cine Seye D.
auS 9>0mlch meibet baB iets YatisHfri IN
So'pitolc III Honileb am SppbuS bGrnicotr
licgeu.
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ecmRllIdr mad Ggpptcn I'll ldtden, melfler
oil ben ltnterbanbluugcn SIR SeitItellunl Oes
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ecmeHt bon AeranNrta cntTtnnoeueu &erlntc
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fnnb.
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arS Sue; lnclbet, oaG grnBer WaIernaugel
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gtbIie6ene N0fer lit uugsntcbbnr. Sec
Gerionen liegen am 6tcbcr paruicoer.
@atrp, q. SFtober.-9as Serb6r Otab
mu6- Somj YQi6a'S uIb 5ulba HGida :
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ben ;u psrleitcu.-Sie ypH"t% 9etlHnE9
in aIeranbria srtldrt, buB III SSolge Der ~.
iiellurgar elmer ser @roBm6dlte ;tuci Som,
mtiitonen ernarnt merbeu iolleu, nm Scr
Setraa bcs Shabeneriates fir Ser(uffc,
melde anSlan6er wdbrCnb Ncs SriegeS er'
litten, ieitiufcDcn.
Der bieiige i@otrslpouosut Ser 2ontoutr
DSailps psNsms" nil wtiieu, bag Die @cgic,
rlNg nod feline nutbenttiden 9otluucntc in
SGrbeu bat, wclhe Die Sctbciltguug Qrubi
YaifaS au zen Ntefeleten III Gltrauorta
bsmeiieu. Ser Correspondent fiigt bin,u,
baB Die getaiijqe Stiurmurg gegcu @rabt
tmuer Mebr Itmiubet, un0 0a6 Gin cugliidcr
Snriit gtamerS yambtcu, III Cairo auQes
ton1men 1T, I'M i'm ;u uertbctuigell. - Nue
suropdt'dben Scluthncr @gnptcns mo Die
GingCborcucu Iclbil b;trattCn Die 0fiidtrbr
III bem Spftemc Der Qenetuiamen @outrOic
ale Die alleritltdtcitc Young ttr Sd)ncrig
faitcu Der Situotiou.
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g htTbruhc.

apannab, Sa., 6. Sttober. - Oit
britiIdle Sarfe rSeabiro" iiranoste am Mitt
mod gfadnittag nGbreno eiues Horbofi
Sturlrs al Der SiibfiiIte BON @ariatu= So
lanb, nabe Shabatu-Sounb, unb ging bali
nadber inter. Sic Manni6aft rettete iid
auf Sopten un1 fam beute Tadmittaa btel
OIL. 3 Sarge bcltaub ans Seize unt
@iisu.
9alifar, N.sS., 6. Sttober. - 9el
bon 9torp=Sibneb, @.sS., bierber beitimmtt
S6ooner r@olbeu,9lrn" lit ,n Slafz2od
YOiut, @.zS., gei6eitert.
gtems sSrleans, 6. Sftober. - gtut
SepeiGe non Der SuarantGnez Statio.t mel
bet, baB Der aus Sera>@ru; anaefommeut
9ampfer AZ 0tatroien uon fiinf normeaiIdber
Sabr;eugen unb 4 Wtatroien zines anerita
nii1en Sd,iIies-beS Commodore DUPONT
aul Soro bate. 9lile bieie Nabr;euat
ginQen iuabreno beS Sturmes pom 8. Sep.
tenlber an Der 8iiIie bon Werifo inter. Sie.
ben 6ahrSeuge lagen bel Sampico, Bueblo.
Nueoo, Wlerifo, por Qnfer; mGbrenp Der
Tad]t wuroen flint berielben auf ben Straut
gemoricn unb burd Die Strauouua ;ertriim
mert. Sieie Sabr;euge paren Die lhwebtibs
Barrie ySsrael" NIT elmer Maunifaft bon
II Yerionen, bic noripegiit]e Barfe ,oap.
renee" 8 FerIoneu, oas nOrpesiife gou
idiH vWterito" II Berioneu, Die nornegi
1dle Sarte DSeIperta" ii YerIonen, uuo bit
uOrtpesiite garte nSieu" 10 Yerionen. 0as
Barometer iiel au Sreitage auf beIorsniber
rsgenoe geiis uno alle Sdife lieBen beibt
anter fallen. Die Wa6t bes SSiubes mar
jebod 10 grob. Sab bic anfer ni6t bielteu
unb Die 6abr5enge in turser 3eit aui Der
Siranb genprfen uno sertriimmert murSeu
&eine Menld denleben ginseu uerloreu.
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9 1tucfeIs SaSer.


Der Bcrth ppu gdwsfsl, Sdeern ale S.iI.
mtftci gcScu SautduSic,lGge cber umSertpeitfa
nngeiunocn s2riidur noiIt ioipis ceaeu Rhrumos
ttsnns urb Sidlt IL ldrBit iugeitGu6sn Der bers
tnpneriee eibtIuEbieer BGCer duf bic 6aut IN eben.
falls gut betGhht. GIcuns 9d,nefels seifs beNse
hteielbeu Gtlennnrteu NIB bepirt euiieIbe NeTuItdt
Scn6,tsrrIc eczema .9cue, 5mpetiau y ruriau.
SrdGc, Sal,'IuB uuo aubrC 6aut GraItbetten l6er,
ben errh oleelhe gti;c1 dueeemcrIt lrS fe Iiubert
tbnell eaH SWidcr brn Nbcunlati SINUS urS (sif,t.
ueheretes 1T ete'etbC ctr drsQCSehuetes Ncsfnaifs
runsss sWSittel fir rcrrciutatc SIeieer ilnS Sctt.
eie halnt gepoi4en persen, eins benz Sbrce Ssnfids
sSelBe une Rebtlt. ,lu SplGe ots Crbraut5 berfeIs
ben efbdlt Der Teiut eus rIbt aunmtbenbe pIurbeit
unb anasnclme GlGtte. SpnnCnbrane, 2on,n,er.
fproftn. BinnCn, ilterbuupt ale GGtntiebler, bic
entternt perbeu tcnueu, Tcrocn Surd bie1elbe aus
gelpfd,t: Seruer II bje eciuuSC Rcinbeit tp.Ite
bieelte bem Eeut ertcilt ipeit Gn,te6ereer ala Sic
9raBIt6e nnb urllottrli@e SidNe ipeIts burb ben
Sehr1iIGl bon StuuttitenlittelH enlitebt,
nfan bite fidI nor Sdlfcbmuarn! - g6wsFsI.
9eife 1T nad9cmndt ircrten urb has gublituu .ptrh
snr gorfitt ermGbnt, uur bic 9tesurebm.r,
unb M bcGdteu, has lie einstge DrjainaE.
Se3si6nun9 GLENN'5 SULPHUR SOAP NIT
rbiser GbbiISuus itt auf Oem rtmitgass jss.s
Stittcs beiiuhet. obnc w,Idte felne dtbt H.
Gum ScrtGuf i'm aGqemeircu Del Nso.Be,,rr. Sinh.
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etiid, ein GrIpdrUif bon 90 groIent peT Io>,. NIT
@crausbe5aBIunS, iciIet he Site s5 @ents.
Der Gigentbiimer rpitrbe Iib febr ireueu,
.3eugniiie III erbalteu bon YerioHen, Delte
@lsnn's SdweielzSsifC gebraudeu.
GbS. 6. Grittenton uIletn. Gtseut5.,
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Sermiihte teieerapbiicbe &c.
t1rSAcn


Gin grobes, orettdgiges Yrets
id)ieBeu, al tpsldem fid ulle Ritgleoel
Der o@ranb .Nrmp" betbeiligen oiirien, iol
ON 8. D. Mts. ;u Gamben, N.zS., uutet
Quipijten bes oSboa. 0icfees9 Gee YUtens"
beginnen.
Sor &uSem trtranfen BET % / | nj m q
ton, H.=@., brei gteger, als fie geftobleue
gcummpae iiber ben 5luB fiibren mollteu.
@si1ern ertrdntte id Bette SurgrOue, biz
5rau eines oerelben, an ber Stele, on mel.
der bic geiden gefunoeH tporben iparen.
Sn 2amrence, WaH., nahm f6 Elm
Srau;oic, Tameus 6. &ot, elm Srauen3inl.
mer ms 0aus unb lagte ieine Srau nit orei
6inoern AMI bic StraBe. Ql5 er geri6tlif
seimungen peroeiI iollte, ieiue Samtlie rptes
Der auisunebmeu, brannte er nit BEN Hrals
sn5ilnmer our9 unb ben Serlalienen bleibt
nm weiter feiu 3uiludtsOrt iibrig, als oaa
Qrmenbaus.
Senrh $. Mpers, Wsblbaubler in
Sir. 1858, Norb II. StraBe, YbiIaoelpbia,
lpnroe gciteru pegen Setbciliguug On ben
Setriigereien bes ebemaltgen arme n
aussSernalters Ybipps perbais
tet uuS inter $4,000 Siirgidait geitelt.
8ie in Sof tom tagenoeu Sogen bes
"@roBen Seretntgten SrbenS
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6arbiaen beifeheub, bieltcu geitern eiuen
groSen llmsHg ourd Die Stra6eu.
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fern in 9llbanp, H.sg), inter Der 4ntlaqe
uerhaftet, an Der Seruubuug Der Bbilabel.
pbier BapterBauSler @ebri0er Sopel be-
theiliet qcipeIeu gu iein.
adt 9. YIatt Carpenter bat bic
rcprblitaniide Nomination gum @Ouuer.
neur BON NeW. yort angeuommen.
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uno bei YIcatan Gambling, Wii., besraben
norbsu.
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ale Gmsritnuer erlanen uno gu Seltrdgen
fir eine Gtatiie 6es Dihters, melde Dor leta
usr friihsreu @o6nuns erriAtet ,ueroeu lod,
aufeeIore.rt.
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Sr0ucc.

y SOiton, 6. Sttcber. - Gin btute iriih
in ben Hepara r>SSerfitGtten Der ,llnton=
Yferbebabu" 3u Cambridge ausgebrofenes
Sener ridtete Sdlaben I'M Setrage uon
$1,000 an
Tem Yorf, 6. Sftober. - Sn BEN
Soutcrraiu oes fiiniit0digcn 9cbauoe5, VI.
All, GroabmaD, un1 SIR. II, MercerI.rabe,
brad berte friib 6cIer aus, peld)es bas g.
bdnbe gum sro6en She'll ;erfDrte uuJ Sdaz
cen in getrage bon cirfa $1j0,000 aurtd
tete. Son bem Serluite fontmen etma So,
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&leibsrbciattdubler Siiber, $4,000 cuf
Stercn & Sanlsp, $40, 900 aui 3. @. Cider
un6 $4,000 emf baS @ebduse Gtpa 20 in
oCm Stiber'idseu 9eidditsiotale bciddftig,e
lurge Di0bdler muroen ourd bic Boli,ct ge=
rcttet. 8os @ebdute geb6rte benz pm.
gSm. @afirep, Trdiibeuten Der Part ,5euer.
&eIheruugsgeiClIdait."
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hteiigc yiiible Der SO. SrDion, Ntapue &
Comp, ioiuie s. =. NeIielS gSobnbars gin.
gen heute in Slammeu auf. SerluIt $780,
500.
Yeniacola, 6lo, 6. Sttober. - Sn
&orrtngton Sla., einem tleineu au Sen bic
iigen Sicttcnbauhpf anitoBeuben Srte, bad
beute in Der WiiuS Sidcn Npotbete Elm Seuer
aus, nclfes "a @ebduoe, einidlieBlid bet
fatboliiden Stride, bes &lofters unO Der
$farrei, in 2tide leqte. Ntau iddtt ben Sc
lanImtoerluft auf $4,000. Die Seriide
ruuQ III gering.
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Sic Spfer Der &ataffrcpbe int Der
sMiplctbian= =&ptlenarube.~

o. nj nh, Sirg., &. Sftober. - Der
Sdad)t Der rWiiblotbiane &oblengrube" gu
@oalfielb, @beftsrfielb @ouutp, in pelher
im lebten 6ebruar 80 Meuiden Snrd Gin
'dlagenbes g4etter INNS Qebeu tameu, 1T
theilmeiIe micber erDTnet mprbeu, uno med
rcre BcriOneu ifiegen geiferu Ibeuo binab in
bic gtGbe bcs Srtes, an peldlem bic $ernnz
9iitdtcn 3ur Seit Der @rploiipu arbeiteten.
uugeiCbr 1900 Su6 bonn Sobcn beS Sd)adtes
feno man bic gei6en Der Hcger Elealant
Steipart unb Sreb 2luNcrirI, uuO ;met auoere
geidpn maren 3u iebeu, tonnteu iebod nidt
erretdIt merbsn. 5ie suriiferlangten 2etden
nurben nur burd ilre &leioer ibentifijirt.
3ie 9lrbeit Der @utieruuug Der Eriimmer
unb 9fcparatnr ber Wtiue pirb iortgeIett
nerocH, bis afle iibrigeH geid)en, % an Der
3oll, on bic Sberflddle sef0r5ert irorofn
fnN, uno 0te @ompagnie mirS barauf ben
@eitieb bes WertS pieoer in 9lngriif nebmen.
3ie Sataiiropbe ersigncte id am 3. Sebruar
.. s., au tpelGem Datum 2eideu erlaugt
murrln. alIein pa buS &crf 6eaer ing, ic
muBtcn ale S6abte geidloiicn luerbeit, Uni
sic 6lammen ;u eraiden. gSabrihetnlt6
nirr rs einen Mouat ober mebr in Quiprud,
ncbmcr, I'm heu Neit Der SetfeR beraES 81
tefomnPn,
(Spater. )-9ie &eid3c beS Negcr5 Ridlart
Mcrg0n, eines iueitelen Gpfcrs, if al Die
St5riiSdiE bei6rbert lporOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-07
SChttIrfdnc.

@pGtsSpile, Yenui., 6. Stt. - Gin
TcrIonensug Der D9SilminStou NOrtbcru=
gobn" rannte in oergaugeuer Neht uabe
bieii9er Citation gegen eincu auf etnen Ne-
bcngcleiie itebenben Sradt;ug unb beioe So,
fonOtiOen, ioipie mebrere 6radts8aggouS
n.rGen be.nolirt. @ine iali6 seitellte 0eide
rerGnlaBte ben llnfau. AuBGr Beter Sinister,
eiNem Gahupadter, weldcr fd ;ufdaig aui
brr 20tOaottoe oes 6radtsugs beIanb, murcr
Iiemanb perlett.
Ct. Sobn, Ms, 6. Sftober. - ;3mti
Grtra;iige oet n@olonials syabu" colliotrten
hcute SluiidDen Den Stati9nen 2(Fametguaa-
buan uno WiilliIrsam uub beioe gotomotipen,
iomie ober gEaggo.S purcen benolirt.
Scipeit ermittelt it, tamcn tciue Weniheu
uln's gebeu.
Gcburz z0taptbS, So, 6. 0ttober. -
,5irci 3iige Der SurlrgtoA @e0areNapo3,
g,orthcrn Gabn" colltoirten beute. Seioe
2ofomoItpen, ionic 16 gSaqgous iuurbeu GET
triimmert unO man ld)a6t ben Serluft aui
$4,000. Niemonb rurbe srbebli6 oerlebt
Der Gonbufteur bes einen 3ugsS peri6ulbete
ZEN uniuu ourd gddtbeadtuns istner Su-
lirutttonelI.
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Scr GelSmdrfr.

gte III Yort, 6. Sftober - 6o!geu-
bcs fiuh bie Sdln6hotiruugeu: @elb praGte
4-6 Yro;eut mo idloB III 6 Yro;ent. -
gterlingmeGiel 4.S1-4.S1t uuf 60 Gage,
4.85-4.85! auf Sidlt.-gunOess 0Gliqat2ic,,
nen; uCrlGngerte 6iiuier 100!, a spro3 1923,
90. pro,. 11Sg. - 2lftieu: QbamS' @rpreB
13S, @cntrul Eucific 90s, &bei. d Ohio
%, Grte Az, DO. EriOr. ST, 2ate Sbore
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143, DO. Yrior. 1854, N.~9I. Central 132 /,
Yittsbura 1873, Steantng 635,, 9todsSslano
1913, linton Yacifc 1863, gSeiterr. linton
Sfg -lluterifaeamts> Silau;: 0artqelp $685.
4fb l::,,;;f, 90 SnlIrn1It 81. 1O6. O6O 90