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Total value of properly in possession

Total value of properly in possession
of Board of Education. ............ 1914 600
The whole amount expended during the
past year for salaries was $40, 9O9.45; for rent,
supplies and incidentals, SIS, l54.Se. The net
amount of school taxes collected was Sl19,-
Sol 70.
The cost of tuition in our schools compares
favorably with that in other cities. The re-
port of the United States Commissioner of
Education, for 1879, gives the cost of tuition,
supervision and incidental, per capita, based
Ilnnn the aYerape Attendance as follows:
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UNITED sTATES DISTRICT COURT

Grand and Petit r. urors Drawn for the
June Term at Wtnona.
The following named persons were drawn
yesterday to serve as grand and p>tit jurors
for the June term of said court, to be held at
Winona, commencing on the first Monday in
June next.
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1, A. R. McGill, Insurance Commissioner of
the State of Minnesota, do Hereby certify that
named, has complied with the laws of
this State relating to insurance, and
is now fully empowered through its author
lied agents to transact it's appropriate bust
ness of fire insurance in this State for the year
ending January 81, 1883. A. r McGILL,
Insurance Commissioner.
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manual arts can be attacked with favor
able conditions for their solution.
The value of school houses and sites of
the city, as given IN report of the Comp
trollnr FOR 1SS1 &c &c follows.

The following unimproyed real estate
is in the possession of the Board of 'Edu-
cation.
Lots and 4, block 4, Ba-
lille 6 Guerin's Addition,
valued at............ ...... $1,000
Lots "a, 25, &c. % and rs, block
9, Summit Park Addition. 5000
Lot z and s, block 1, Dunnell
& Spencer's Addition to
West St. Paul. ............ SEQ
Lots II and Is, block 81, West
st. Paul Proper. ............ 1000
Lot G. 7, s, 9 and 10, block 81,
West St. Paul proper. ....... 1850
Lots l, 2,S, 4, 5 and 6, block
IS, Terry's Addition. ...... 1,S00
- 14,t0o
Personal property and appara-
LuS. 1t,oUO
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THE COURTS.
District Court Special Term.


Before Judge Brill
Assessment for opening, widening and OK
tending Minnesota street, from Twelfth to
Bluff street. Continued four weeks
Allen Peterson VS.. Frank Peterson Con-
tirued by consent.
In the matter OF the application of James
K. Hilyard and wife to adopt George Showers.
To be heard by Judge SlmOns
Arthur Koenig VS.. Ellen P. Dore, ct al.
Heard and denied.
j. II. Weld, ct al, VS.. The Little Falls &
Dakota Railroad company. To be heard at
general term Friday.
The Second National Bank, g.. Paul, vs..
Preston & Wolf, defendant. and The Chicago,
Milwaukee & ct. Pau! Railway compai y,
garnishee. Referred to 0. NJ Metcalf to take
disclosure.
M. A.. Schultz & Co. VS.. v. Kringelbach,
defendant, and The Chicago, Milwaukee d St.
Paul Railway company. Referred to A. s.
Hall TO take disclosure.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
ST. Paul. February, 1882.

LA. r. McGil, Insurance Commissioner of
the State OF Minnesota, do hereby certify that
the Niagara Fire Insurance Company above
named, has compiled with the laws of this
State relating to insurance, and is now fully
empowered through its authorized agents to
transact its appropriate business of fire insur-
ance in this State for the year ending January
31st, 1888. A. r. MCGILL,
Insurance Commissioner.
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Municipal Court.
before Judge Burr.]

Municipal Court.
Before Judge Burr.]
E. Lower; drunk. Jail five days.
M. E. Campbell; drunk. Paid IS.
B. Prather; drunk. Jail five days.
Chas Evans: drunk. Discharged.
j. Healey; drunk and d,sorderly. Gail ten
days.
F. Healey; drunk and dsorderly. Jail ten
days.
F. Kelly; keeping saloon open after 10
o'clock, midnight. Paid $25.
C. McFarlsud larceny. Jail sixty days.
B. Kelly; larceny C,ntnued to 18th;
John Smith, John Wilson. James Wilson. va
grancy. Jail five days.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, }
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
ST. PAUL, February, 1882.

Ia. R. McGill, insurance Commissioner OF
the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that
the Fidelity and Casualty Insurance Co., above
named. has Complied with the laws of this
State relating to insurance, and is now fully
empowered through its authorized agents to
transact it's appropriate business of In
surance IN this State for the year ending Janu-
ary 81, 1883. A. r. MCGILL,
Insurance Commissioner.
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OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
Their Rise and ProGress-A Valuable His
rorical sketch.

Gen. r. w. johnson has just issued a
paper entitled Real Estate Balsetia which
is much. beyond ordinary publications OF
the kind. Among its valuable articles is
the following from the pen of Gen. John
son.
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New orleans, La. $3.50
Indianapolis, Ind. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1928
st Paul, Mimi. -....-................ XVI
Among the many features of our
schools worthy of special mention is the
department of penmanship, under the
supervision of Prof. j. A. Bond. AS
much attention is given to the lowest as
to higher grades, and the work of
making pupils good penmen begins with
the first day of school life. The old plan
of requiring pupils to sprint" in the low
est grades, has been abandoned, and
drill commences with the script hand In
the higher grades it is difficult to find a
pupil who has passed through the several
grades of our schools who does not write
creditably.
In accordance with a belief that pupils
are best taught to read by the use of a
large amount of suitable reading matter,
which shall contain thoughts that are
interesting to children, rather than by a
drill upon few pages of the ordinary
school reader, the Board of Education
has purchased supplementary readers,
books of travel, geographical plays
and periodical literature for the use of
the schools. Much enthusiasm has been
developed by their use, and much better
progress is made in ability to interpret
the thoughts recorded on the printed
page than formerly.
The criticism has been made that the
culture of the expressive faculties does
not in school life receive due attention.
1t has been sought to remedy this by
talking and writing exercises daily. De-
scription of pictures, reproduction of
stories, letter writing and composition
work of various kinds has replaced to a
large extent the learning of grammatical
rules and definitions In grades below the
High school, and the attempt is made to
teach English grammar by using its rules
rather than by memorlzing them.
Our space will not permit detailed
statement of the aim of the instruction
in the various branches taught in the
schools, or the methods employed.
Enough has been said to indicate that
their efficiency is increasing, and that
they have made remarkable progress
within the last few years. Their cost has
reached an amount that is by no means
an ineonsiderable sum, but every dollar
judiciously expended for popular educa-
ton will enhance the general prosperity,
and be returned to the city an hundred
fold.
Our superintendent, Prof B. F. Wright,
entered upon his duties with thorough
knowledge of all the details, and by his
able management has demonstrated his
eminent fitness for the responsible po-
sition he holds. So long as he controls
the educational interests of our city, par
ents may rest satisfied that the education
of their children is in faithful and COM
petent hands.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Will be received at the Office of the City
Comptroller Of the City of St Paul, State of
Minnesota, until IL M, on Thursday, the LIST
day of June, 1882, for
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, }
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
ST. PAUL, February 1882. }
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IA 1I0DAI FIRE
Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
Cash Capital, $2Oo,00o.oO.

President, Fl. T. Drown.
Secretary, 81. 81. Hall.
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ate abilities The distinction between
the two ranks of pupils into which our
schools are broken up is not so great but
that bright ones may be promoted at any
time, and those who fail to pass required
examinations are not discouraged and
driven out of school by provision which
would compel them for whole year to
90 over their work again. The fiexibili-
ty of the system is further increased by
a provision for individual promotions at
any time when pupils show marked
ability.
During the last year an evening school
has been opened for the accommodation
of those who, by reason of employment
during the day, were not able to avail
themselves of the usual school privi-
leges. Over four hundred pupils have
been enrolled in this school, and the pro-
gresS made by pupils has beel satifacto-
ry. Eight teachers have been employed,
and instruction has been given in the
more practical branches of common
school education. No one can visit the
evening school, and see the zeal and IN
dustry of its pupils, without being con-
WINGED of the expediency of such special
efforts.
The erection of the new building for
the use OF the High school, which should
be ready for occupancy next autumn,
will render possible many Improvements
in the interior workings of this school
which have hitherto been impractlcable
on account of lack of proper facilities.
Natural science can be taught, not theo-
retically, but by experiment and observa-
ton. Many of the difficult problems re-
Iating to the training of pupils in the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
Tetoer Mprp in &eutucsp.

Yaris, Gp., /. 9tOp.-Surt Sculp, ein
betaunter Bferbcbreiiirer, murbe gelteru
Ibeub in bieitger Stabt BON Sooter Stiuers
eridoiien. Saioe Wiauuer bemobnteu al Ell
nanter itcbenoeSarmen, unb ibre6ruueu ma
reu iiber Oas Seiitredt elmer an;abl &rutz
biibner in Streit seratbeu. Ser 1Ejdbrtgc
Sherman Sttoer8, Sooter'S Srubec, idoB
bic Yuter tobt, pe8balb tbm Scullp, alS Der
ielbe geftern bon ben BfcrberenneI I'll WenIz
pbis Suriidfebrte, cintge berbe Sbrfeiacu uer-
iette. 2lIS 9ooter Dies b0rte, itedtc er cine
Sdrotfliutc IN ben 8ageu uub fubr mad Der
Stabt, I'm Scullp, pelder itd) ebeufalls
rortbin begcben bate, anfiuiudIen. @r trai
Scutip auf Der StraSc uno rief i'm III iit,
moraui CT i'm faItbliitig iiber ben 0auien
IDIOT. Scullu mar ben glusiagen ietueS
gteiicu mad, nift bemaifuet. Stiusrs beiils
bet ii6 i'll Sait.
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Gem=Mprfcr Mad,rid,teu.

NeD Oorf, l. gt0peu1ber.-S Sterz
ling, Elm auf bem Sdopner yWfarp 6. Srabs
ibatu" ale Watroie angefellter, 16siabriger
gurid)c, iiel geferu am 6uBe Der SSeits31.
StraBe burd cine SUITE in ben Sdifisraum
bes ermahrten Sabr;eugs uub purbe augeus
btidlid) get0btet. Sterling ftamu1te aus
PucomOfe &itp, Mb.
- Garl q. Sramer, 80 Sabre alt, oils ;3u=
fd)neiber in einem 9aben am Sroaonan an.
geftellt, begine beate friib in gtr. 222, 6.
Strabe, Selbitmorb burd @rihieben. Gr
hattie in lebter 3eit MIR aertngen Scroieuft,
ergab ilf besbalb Dem Srunfe uno ipuroe
i6permiitbig. Ser Selbnl0rber binterlaBt
cine gSitiipe uno mebrere 6tnber.
- Gr-Glbermau Wul. Spper in Srootlpn
fanfte iiir;li6 eine gStrtbidaft an Gde Der
Wtiboa9bz unb 9idsiirase, renopirte bieielbe
RuD reidte Elm @eIud nm cine @ou3eIfou
eir. Siele in Der Nad)barldaft luobuenbe
giirger baben Nun in elmer on bic Ncciles
@pmnliiIdre geridtetsn Sittihrift gegen Die
Nusitellurg elmer @on;eliton al Om1er pro:
teitirt. Inter ben lluter3ei6nern befupet
fifj Seurp g8arb SeedIer, beiien&irde, Sonnz
tagsidule uno gSobnung MIR etne furse
Strefe BON Der BirtbSfaft eutfernt iinb.
Die acciies@ @omniiiare baben nod feiue @nt=
Ideibung abgegeben.
-Senrp .. Cooper, @i9entbiimer zines
aleiberlabens al Der 5. Gpenue, ipuroe an
Sonntag por adt Sa9en aui Seraulafuug
,ueter Srii1er mad elmer BripatsS Srreuaus
italt 81 Sluibing, 2.sSr g.bradt. Die Brit
Der erlangten bon einem Qr;te Die Se'6eiuiz
gurq, bab Senlp tpahuiinuig isi. Gin orits
ter SruSer bat MN Sdritte 81 ieiner Be-
freiuug einseleiset unp behduptet, er lei
nid]t pohnTunig. 6idteG Sonobne iibers
MFRS bic anselegeubeit sinem Reisrenten,
nnb Cooper befinoet iid mittlerweile inter
Der Sbbut oes Sherifis.
- Sic 9eidenidau i'm Sale Der 6rau
Marearetbe Seguin, nelGe sefern ihre BRET
Sinber unb fd) ielbft crld)ob, funb heute
fatt. Die Geihmorenen gabeu Den gSabrs
iprnd ab, SaB bic Srau bic Shat in eiuem
gSabnitnnsanfalle beging. Or. Sesuiu liegt
beterflih crtranft i'm D6iiths9peuue= 9otsl"
banieber.
Gbperb Sarrea, Elm notoridcr @iubres
de-, murbe beute inter Der Gnflaee oerbais
tet, i'm letten Wai bic Spinbe Der ,,@alparp=
Gemeterp @ar=2ine=@o." gu Gong Sslau6s
Gitp geipren8t uno $2l00 oarauS geitoblen
,u haben.
Sc. 3. Jofelrian, elm Shantmdrter,
murbe beuteNbenb ron2amrence WcWabone,
einem notorilf,en Rauibalee, bird eiueu
Stidb in ben llnterleib rpabrlheiulid1 tDots
lid perpunbet 0icDtaboue wurbe perbaitet
uub rrtlGrte, Ct babe bic Shat begauaeu, nm
su ;eiesn, e0B er Gin SrOotlpuer Tough"
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W06tianee su 1hiiabcfp5ia' 8 srp
f;cm Iefte.

Gin Ybilabelpbicr idrstbt BEN oN.sy. Gas
geSnadriGten:" Dgtuu bic 5 E ftfeter beS
y t. @&entennial uoriiber, fouint Der
binfenbe Sptc mad. Sae8 III Quent ruetnt
man iett, lei eS Gin 6ia@to gcweieu. Die
VanSnng Benn'S mar etue earneualiitti1c
HarCc, bic Narabe AM 9ieuliGg uerlor Gu
Fomp burdy idled)te EoliSetdRorSuung, etc
@eDertepdra6e mar Hetlunie, 0te Sdbeaurs
Baraee bate feiu 2idlt, uub nur re &uigbt8
of Ypttias un6 WiiIitGrparabc luGren Der @cz
legenbeit niirbig. 9abei iuurOe cine gauge
gGodle geieiert, marihtrt, fid gegeuieitig ges
briidt nnb gcid)oGen uuS i'm langeu Stehcn
ani Der StraEe Der Sdjuupfen sehoit. 5rob
Der uielen fremben ipurben meutge @rihGite
gen1aft. GprOpos, "a fallen nus Die SGHs
gerpGrabe unb bic Serenabe cin. O0B stele
ebGnfails nid)t aeluugen, muB audh0er Sez
fangeHIte iugeber. Saiu bas lluglitd auf
oem Seftplate, eas adlt Weudcn oas geteu
foftetc uuS cine Ausabt III &riippeln mudlte!
Die TOli3ei bat in Der SefmodIe iiber 20o0
ainber, ipeld]e ihre Gltern perloren batten,
In Sbbut eenoutmsn uub ben Glteru pieoer
jugeliibrt. @egeIfen fuurbe iuScB cine at@
ftGnbige Wtenge. GS purbeu circa 100000
Pfnno 9finofleiid ulebr, alS gemObulid), coH@
iulntrt, nno bie 3atl Der iuGbrcno Der iSeft>
tagc per;cbrten Iufsrn ihapt man aui %, =
0G0,000. gSas getrunteu murbe, eht5te4t
fidl ieber Serednuug"
.Orudfebler," iaat Die rGmerifa" :"
pon ct. 2ouis, rtOuufu icibit bai Ser gr6Bten
Sorgfalt nidt INNER permieOen meroen,
baB eS aber auf ben EranspareHten Del
mpftiIden Yarabe in philadelphia itatt Sc
uiranis Setnira M us unb itatt 0tarp
Stuort Merrp Stuart hieB, mar bod Elm
nCnig I'll arg."
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Gene Mnssiaen.
NerarpserIna nnb Serfh6neruns
tcS HatterScn= Narfe8.
0rilnor, Safiir ,m itimmeu.

L. Die Wabreael mabt 2ann nukbar, .ipsId,es ieBt
bon einein berunrsin9en Geipdler benz ein;iger Ibs
ftrIIe ier blagerlngen in ber Wonimentz
StraGe, ein9eronmsn pirS, fpatrenb ter umIiesenee
@ruuh unp Soosn sIr Iufnabrle eon Stn,ut ure Qbz
'GReu .aLer glrt bient pele Suntpifeber unb anz
cdcnse 9raubeiten srseussn, hie opicio ScIe5 Sa5r
in nuierer t5neu StaSt unsemblnIi itact terbreitet
iine.
=. Ger Iattcrionz Gart tpirS non aans Baltimore.
sem Sitsn, trs benz seeften, getp.rbiat utr beiutt
oil mebreren so onnta9en betrug bic In;abI scr 8es
,uter tad .batid&Iiter 3dPIlms iibsr % 600, unb
has aege nTGri9s Bart Serr0in 1T Rem Seearfuiie
ndt getrdbisn
B. Sis NabreBsI ert6ht Die Stsie. niCbt peiI Se
3inien alf sic hierrrosentasn GbIaationen aus ben
ron ben rsrid,isheneu StaSts gerbebaEns Geieu4aiz
ten ergsbeussn 6ons5 teitrittn usrsen nls bic Grs
ritturg ner SiIsur9sio ,bs fir Ginlpnrs Scr Sbli
eationsn Bel ibrsm Sduepertcn (n,an iebe Die be-
treiiense SrtonnansD go.iorge trifit. Sic fir bic
irlberc 8srsrbBeruns aussssebensn DbIisatienen
limb iammtI6 aus serisIber GIcIe beiatIt iporben'
Die api bic nsue SererpbsrurS ees 9artcs icIsenhs
SsenS uits notwithstanding Res bena1barter 8rinSs
tcftss irirI bic Steuefbafte psientIif erbSben
4 9iC Mabrc8c. gibt Nismai,ne GsIessnbst, aus
ibr cine Sfstulation su afsn Sa ser Iutdf res ers
,c.S'glid n GrIuseisentbums nit Sem Grprosriirs
Nsdts gan; rem SdIeer eer gar.sG 0mmiiidrc amer
traut iit. 1862 6I--
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subamerifauisshe Nahridteu.

eima, Beru, 81. SftObsr.-0ie beutite
Sricestorrette yWoltfe" fam am 10. b. wtts.
III Salparaiio an.-Gine pollftdnbigere Or
ganiiation Der Hationalgaroe III in Der Re=
publit Chile aHseoruet porbeu. aue Bit
ger iino gum 9ienfte perpflidtet.
2ima, 4: 9topember.- beute aus oem
Slben augeton1lueue 0ampfsr bradte teine
midjtigen Nadrid)ten ans Chile. Wtan bort
Nid)ts mshr Don Observation-Disclosures.
Sn 9auilue, Yii'ogna nnb DISCO bsrri4t
prlftanbige Nuhe.
SaIparatio, 26. Sttcbsr.-Gius fart,
9eputation araucaua> SaSianer In 3u Sanz
tiago anaefcmmeu, nm NIT BEN Brdiibeuteu
Souta 0taria III conferireu. Die Suhianer
fiub nes arisges miios mo tpiiuiden 6rie'
ben. @ertbpoIe 6upierniueu iiub ,u @errO
be 10 Yalma i'm Department. 0uillota eut-
bedt p0rbeu.
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THE LATEST IMPROVED STEAM MACHINERY.
gaassneuiggsiten.

Die idrefltfe Sbat elmer % a bn,
ItnniQ en- in gtem>g)orf, poriiber mir be-
retts geitern telesrapbifd uub heute poll litdnz
big nod Yofberidlten @tittbeiluug bringen,
ift geeisuet, allgemeine Iuftnerfiaufeit auf
iid, su leufen. Wtelandolie, pelde ibre Spfer
baiu perleitet, Sif su t0bten, bic ite am Sus
nigften fteben, tritt inter 6raueu leiber utdt
ielten auf aber 9liidltd5er 8eiie miiien bic
0eioeuoen geip6hnlidl aus eigener 6raft Die
id)redlid)e 9nipanblun9 III iiberluinben. Die
feltiame WttI6uug bon blinben1 SmpulS unb
lieberlesung, bic fd BET friiheren dbulideu
Sallen gelteno gemadt bat, fGllt aud BET Die
fer tra1rigea Chat ins gluge, Elm 9Siters
iprut, ber wobl nienlals bon nnS miro er,
fldrt perbcn tGnnen.
lleber Die telcgrapGiidl i1on fur; geulcls
octe GrmorblIng beS Staliencrs Qntouio De-
laNo III 8 nci NM / erfahrsn mir oeS
gSeiteren Sclano mar NIT elmer SeutidJeu
Oerbeirataet: duberf eiferIid)tis, nIiBbauz
bette CT eine 6nu bGufig. Im Sonntag
aeIdlab Gas pieber, Inb Srau 9elano Der.
Lief nit ibren beiben 2iuberu ibre Sob.
nung, lin ibrem @atten gelcgenbeit ,u gez
ben, id pabSufiiblen." Selano'S gSutb fanb
baeurd) aber nur meme Habrung, unb er be-
gam, Seller, S6pfe unb gaifen III ;eridu1ets
tern. 9idjt neben ibm i'm ielben @ebduee
rcbnte Der Glidiier gmil Sronrpeter. Sies
Ter psrbat iid ben 9drnl. 0elano aut,por=
tete nit Grcbbeiten uno ibleuberte etnen
Stubl nadl Srcrlpeter geetcrer entfernte
I'D fir sinen Moment, 3. +. trat in ieiue
SSpbnung nnb fedte eiu groGes WeIier I'll
ilh. Damn iprherte er 9elauo nodutals
auf, iid rubig Al oertalten, uub ale bieIer
mieber etnen Stubl bod idmang, itieB CT
ihm bas Dieiier in bic Sruf. Selano itarb
faft angenblitIid, unb Srompeter ist.
Sn Cincinnati erhdngtc itd Der 50
Sabre alte beutidle Sattler Sob. Stabl.
2eute, bic Stabl fannten. iiub Der llebsr;eu'
aung, baB Der llnsliidlidle on tempordrem
9Sabniun litt. ipeldler burb bic burd) DR.
beitsloitSfeit erSeH9te SerSwetfung berpor.
9ebrad)t murSe.
4beliua Batti lit nieber' in 9tefuz
g)orf, fe betrat Qrm in Grm nit yficolini
hen amcrifaniideu Soben. Yorgeftern Nbeno
bradte man ibr Dor benz oWinbior= Sotel"
cine Ssrenabe. SIR 9epdd sntbielt eiuige
9ubeub rteftasr 6ofier Der gSertb Der NIT
gsbredlten Oiamarten, 8leioer &C. ipiro auf
$400, 00O-$500, 600 geihdBt.
@briitine Nillien frat geferu sum
tiNtu uiuit lell tHltl UHuitqt Iuui 0UtEttu
i'll Der Ytuiifhalle gu . ton ant. Sie
nuroe uui eutbuFaifiidle @ciis empfanssn.
re@ouoerneur Sames s. 81 o.
bini on pon 6entiIdn ftarb aeftern in Scott
Gouute, &p. Gr wurbe om 4. Sttobsr 1900
in Dem ndmliden County sebOreu.
Sair& Osborne, Sdgemiblenbetser
une Sol5bdnoler 81 Chicago, baben bic 3 a b.
lung etngeitetlt. Dian ihGtt ibre
Baiiipa auf 100000.
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Girc Gsrchc Der rSi9iiSicrftz
Slsfrrg= StGa.~

New Nort, /. NOpembsr IS org
gSiuium eurtiS, Gbcrmnu g. Rogers,
ChorlS2 3 &uHta, 9enru >3ithcof unb
Gbal!eS !. &ouGparte babcu im &jntlange
nit ejUew 2luitragc peltlcr iAucn i'll Der
>,aHregUGriammiNEa Der ,9t0tiouaI Glpil.
oierlt 9icicrm Einl" crthsilt murbc, cine
GIl,Ne al ole Gtnur8aGsr Nsr Ser. Stad
ten CrI0Ieu.
3aS 3ctumcnt crlGutcrt Sic @cialrtu,
mGldlc oem 2anbc burd bic ftetig ;uucbmeu
&c Corruption, burdD ben Sdad)er nit Iem
ttrn, bird ben 0tibbraud Der 9tegisrung8s
patronage IT. IL. crwddt, uue meiif Oaraui
hin, OaB bic pid)tigite 6ra8e, peldc Sur
.3eit III l0ieu ieitu siner sriinoliheuGlcform
bea @tuilbtenitcs beftebe.
SSu 2(nbetradt tielsS llruitaHbes ioroert
baS 3otvrcnt rllc gutcu &iirgCr uut mi
fir iold)e Ganoicateu III itjmmcn, uelne benz
pon bcr' ngiaa" perfoIgtcu 3mcdc ibrellntcr=
ftiipuug ucriprchcu.
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Spiton, l. Nopember. gei1lifc uers
idtebcuer Setten belten heute in bieitger
stabt eiuen Convent ;u G'unften Der 9lus
nabre bes Prohibitions zImenbements. 9r.
9orfeiter rief bic Serianmlung sur Deb
Jung, un6 Gr. 6. 6. gSttbrom muroe gum
~Brdiibenten erwablt. Der Soriiter er0Huete
bic SerbauSlungen burd cine 6coe, in mel
der er oarlegte, baB ale grose 9teforusn
Dem GinfIuiic Der Stride 3u ueroanten feteu.
Mebrere anbere @eitltd)e bielteu Nuipra'
dlen unO begiinitiaten Die Gnuabme zines
Announcements 3ur Contribution ais bas beit.
Ntittsl sur SctGmpIung beS Spirituoien.
hnuhrIS
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Teftnabme eines berhhtieten
&dutitcn.

ct. Baul, Dtinu., 1. Rooember. Son
Gan Claire, 2SisC., fommt cte Tadrtd)t, baB
Der btriittigte 8uubit you gStliams, Brit
Der ees 60. 9Stliams, Der Dor etrua eiuem
Sabre I'll 8uranp, Sisc.. Don 8iirgern ges
hdugt nuroe, uon ben 8sb0rben BON 0obge.
Gitp osrbaitst norbru 1T. Ger Sheriff pon
Fepiu. Gounip lift bacon in aenntniB ssleet
pcreen unb mire nod Gr!ansung oer mo-
tAi9en Tsquiiitionspapiere pom @ouuerncnr
&ust mad, Dodge @itp abgebeu. ,3ur 3ett
ieiusr Serbaftung fiihrte 8iliams ben Nae
men Sad 9aS. Sfs @ebriiber gSilliams bas
ben iidl pieler @erbreden ihnlbig gemadt.
Der altere SrnSer wurSs iuegen Der Grrors
euua Der geMiiber @olsmuu iu Duraub gea
lprdlt. S8abriheinlid1 tpiro aud ecu ges
ltutt tperbsu, weuu uan i'm uaa S8iscOuiin
brtuet,
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Scben8muee.

Nappleou, o, 1. gouember. - 9er-
mann Sdote, Elm 16=idbriger Surid)e be.
qing bier Selbftmorb ourd @ridieBeu.
Sur6 bas Seri9liugeu elmer ungebeureu
Guantltdt D9tmesNouelS" uno anoere Gr.
3eugniiie Der S6un6ltteratur mar S1ote
III Ser ueber3eusung setOmnIen, oaB es ftf
nidt Der Niibe uerlObne, bteieS Seben fort.
Suieteu.
Cincinnati, l. gtop. - vBrofeIor"
Slid. 8ooolano, Der Ebterbdu6i9er bon 90.
biniou's Cirrus, bsging geftern i'm oSar.
mers' Sotel" Selbftmoro, inoem er nd oit
Sehle abi6nitt.
Nemca PIE, N.<S.,a1. Nopember.-@a'
pitdu Dtidaelisn ben Der Sarfe Oscar"
idnitt iid5 geiteru nit ieinem Sai6aumeIiel
bic aeble ab uno mErbe ais 0eihe in Der aa
iiite 9eiuuteu. glllem anideiue mad begiul
er bic Sbat in eiuem aufaae Seitweiligel
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