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Daily globe., 1882-07-02

WHEN Conkling's senatorial craft
went down at Albany, ,Assemblyman Arm
strong's heroic constancy, says the Canon
chet Chief, was made conspicuous above
that of all other members Of that "Spar-
tan band" who were borne down by CAB
horrent forces.'' The Presidents atten-
tion having been called to this circum-
stance he at once ordered a commission
to be made out for Mr.. Armstrong as
Collector of Internal Revenue for the
Utica district. No one would believe for
one moment, of course, that MIR. Conk-
ling had anything to do with "calling the
Presidents attention. to the circum-
stance
Daily globe., 1882-07-02
st. Michacl's Church,

The day we celebrate will as usual be appro.
priately observed by the members of the st.
Michaers church-West st. Paul-who will
give picnic in the beautiful grove formerly
used for such purposes on the bluffs of the
Sixth ward, which commands a view of the
whole city, and is now visited daily by ali who
wish 10 breathe the fresh country air, vet re.
naming within sight of our CITY. Lib.
eral arrangements have been made
for the occasion, and those desiring a pleasan,
Fourth of July can tind no pleasanter retreat
than Summerville grove, in West st. Paul
A number of games and diversified amuse.
ments have been arranged. One of our city
bands will be ID attendance, and buses will
run every half hour from the corner of Waba
shaw and Fourth streets to the grounds. te
which admission will be free.
Daily globe., 1882-07-02
TIE MURDERER.S DOOM

Ye know that no murderer hath eternal life
abiding in him-John iii; Is.
The week just closed has witnessed the
launching of another "inspired' muir
derer into eternity. He went as murder
ers usually go, according to their own
versi on of things, Immediately into Para
disc. If we re gard the teachings of the
Scripture as reliable, it is possible that
the Paradise in which Guiteau is residing
to-day is not all that his morbid fancy
painted it. The climate, according to popu.
lar theory, at least, is one of intensified
summer, and the residents therein need
indulge in no misgivings relative to the
cost OF buffalo overcoats or the combina-
ton to advance the price of fuel.
1t is strange peculiarly of religious
teachers that they almost universally
hold out inducements to great criminals,
and espe cially murderers, that their
future state will be one of unalloyed
bliss if they repent upon the
scaffold. The lay preacher of the
GLOBE takes issue with this doctrine. II
the commission of foul crime is pass
port to heaven, there is little inducement
for morality. There is often an un-
healthy sympathy for murderer, and
he is introduced to his last tight rope act
with blessings and prayers for his saliva
tion. 1t would be far better for the COM
munity to inculcate the doctrine of the
Bible and leave the murderer to plunge
to his fate without the consolation OF
clergy or invocation to the Almighty to
welcome the bloody criminal to the
realm of bliss.
Human life, once taken, can never be
restored and all the restraining influ-
ences possible should be invoked to pre-.
vent, rather than encourage such irrepar-
able deeds. The constant sending o1
murderers to heaven by light
ming express trains, has demoraliz-
ing tendency much greater than the
well intentioned religion conductors de.
sign or desire The chief punishment
which can be inflicted by supplying legal
through tickets to the unknown world
lies in the uncertainty of the future
The frame work of the human mind il
such that the hope of happiness beyond
renders men careless as to the exact time
when they take their final journey
There is no sound scriptural basis to lead
men to suppose that anything
save the direst misery awaits then
as the penalty for their crlmes. 1t is time
to do away with all the mawkish, reIigi.
Gus sentimentality which gives sort Of
halo to the gallows, and come down te
the square business of life The Proverbs
say, txxviii, ~:
GA man that doeth violence to the blood
OF any person shall fee to the pit; let no mar
stay him."
There is no "eternal life" for the
murderer, according to the scrip.
lures, and the surprising feature
Of all this gallows nonsense is that it is
inculca.ed by those who devote their lives
to the study of the word of God.
1t is time to abolish the gallows 'bost
and stick to the text.
Daily globe., 1882-07-02
Eirel. Ne1r1.

Capt. Reaney will run boats to and from
camp meeting hourly all day to-day.
The Mary Morton will be the boat of the
Diamond Jo line Monday night for st. Louis.
The river here is falling and nov measures
nine feet eleven inches on the bar. The Bis
marck Tribune of the 30th says: "The river
is falling fast. Up to last evening it had re-
ceded about three feet since the decline began.
At Benton the flood went down nine inches
yesterday. The Yellowstone tumbled four
inches, leaving eight feet and four inches in
the channel
The Grard Pacific, of the Electric Light
line, viii arrive this morning and leave at
noon to-day.
Daily globe., 1882-07-02
Another Old Settler Gone.

Cornelius Claude, who died few days ago
in Mendoza, was born in Canada in 1915, and
came to Mendoza in 1913, when the locality
was nothing more than wilderness. He
worked for Gen. Sibley for six years, and was
man OF very Industrious habits and strict
integrity. After high mass, which was cele-
brat.d with great solemnity by Father Egan,
the remains were escorted to their fnal resting
place, followed by large concourse of mourn
ing friends.
Daily globe., 1882-07-02
The Emme+ Light Infantry and the
Fourth.
HEAD QUARTER:

HEAD QUARTERS
EMMRT LIGHT ARTILLERY, NJ. N.G.,I
ST. PAUL, June 80, 1882.
Battery Order No. 9.
1. For the proper observance of the an
| niversary Of the independence of the United
States, this command will assemble at the
armory at 9 g. N. Tuesday next, 4th July, for
mounted parade. Drivers and cannoniers
will report ct the gun house at $50 O'Clock.
sharp. The battery will march down Third
street to Jackson, Jackson and Seventh to
Broadway, and out Broadway and Missis sippi
street to the residence grounds of his honor
Mayor Rice.
2. In compliance with the requirements
of paragraph 612, U. s. s. Regulations, at
noon the battery will fire the national salute
OF thirty-seven guns, the national colors dis
played.
3. For the proper management of the fes-
tivities Of the command, during the day,
the special orders heretofore issued will be
rigidly enforced. G. M. MACCARrHY,
Capt. Commanding h. l. A.
Daily globe., 1882-07-02
ST. PAUL. SUNDAY, JULY 2. 1882.

Tom PREsNELL and Russell (Uncle
Dudley appear to be out of luck, and the
Land Office at Duluth will soon know
them no longer. VIM. w. Spaulding
was appointed receiver, and John r.
Cary, register Of the land office yester-
day. Tom ought to hold another Graves
convention
Daily globe., 1882-07-02

IT is stated that the family of Gen.Jack-
son are now living at the SfHermitage,' .
near Nashville, in abject poverty. If this
is true, it is a burning disgrace to the
American people. Of the millions that
are being squandered by the present con-
gress on wildcat schemes, the descend
ants of "Old Hickory should at least
come in for share of the nations
hountv
Daily globe., 1882-07-02
Minneapolis Midnight Locals.
Especial Telegram to the Giobe.J

TSPoead1 16leXrkIU 70 ING dI0Be.J
MINNEAPOLIS, July 2.-Six drunks were all
the lookup could boast at midnight.
A team attached to hack standing in front
OF the st. James hotel started up the avenue
on run away picnic about 12 o'clock last
night.
Early yesterday morning, while Jailor Bross
was sweetly sleeping in the inner office of the
lookup, some miscreant entered the outer
room and quietly moved the furniture into
the alley and finished up the job by stealing
two revolvers.
Daily globe., 1882-07-02

Hans Mo has been appointed POSTMASTER
at Sleepy Eye, Minn.. and John N. Farmer, at
lie Sueur.
Daily globe., 1882-07-02

Parasols lined and laced trimmed. also large
sun umbrellas at reduced prices to close, at
Il. E. Mann, 422 Wabashaw street.
Daily globe., 1882-07-02

LAmbie's Railroad Shoe waxss 'em all.
Daily globe., 1882-07-02

ONE year ago to-day, James A. Garfield,
president of the United States, was shot down
by merciless assassin. That pistol shot
dismayed and stunned the American people,
and resounded with echoing and re-echoing
startling sadness throughout the world. Moth
ing more terrible has happened, or can
happen in American history. The president
went forth in the bright sunlight of that
second of July morning, in the fall
vigor of manly physical health,
buoyant in spirit, and animated
with joyous anticipations of revisi.ing the
home, the friends, the haunts of his youth,
and the classic shades of his revered alma
Mater, to be shot down, causelessly, by the
bullet OF tie stealthy assassin, who hung
upon his footsteps. In moment, the ruler
oia great people, endowed with intellectual
gifts, as few men are, and with executive
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-24
aufnnft Der isrde1itiidbcn Sfith t:
linac ans HuBlane.

3elamares8rCatpater, %. Ncbr.
- Der 8anpier oSuinots," auT peldcm
cine Au;Hbl israelitiiher 6liihtlingc Die
HeilC iiber ben Ocean mddltc, paIlIrte SAP
Seniopen I'M 20 Otinuten uadl llbr beutC
friih mn begab iidJ fluBauiwdrtS uat Eli
lahelpbio.
YhilabrlpBta, 23. 6cbrnur-llm l12
llbr &crmittagS ging Ser 3ol'utter n8endl
Sore" init ben Mitqlieoern bes 6tuaUi uu0
Gmpiange &omitc's an Sor6 Don bier Gb
nnO trai bCn 8anlpfcr .Sniuois" bel 9tem.
cattle, p0 Ste Gonitemitglic6er Sas leeterc
6abrSeug bcittcgeu. IN auen SlHftIingcn
NIB nod Spurcu Ser Suapaisn, mGldlen ite
duSgclctt marCn, ;u bcmerten. Sic itn0
@2j al Der 53abl uub iteben inter Gbbut 6es
Sern. ). u. Ntttmann aus Admn: it, RoIen,
melher Dor etlua ;iuct YtpudtCn ats 'eIlicln
GCburtSorte pCrtriCbcu murae De Giuz
mauoerer ftammeH gr0BtcutbeiiS ans Der
Eropin} Sicfi aus Sbcha uuc g&arihau; Die
meiltCu bcrielbeu ilnb NGuolcr, uuo uur rue
uige 2rbeiter uro SaUeru beiiuSeH iidl uuter
ibuen.
8,e Jtad)rid)t iiber biz III iFrem GnlpfdRg
geroieheu 9orberCitlugCu HID bic ihncu
pom Siiocu ans gclradteu 2lAerhietungcu
BON 2ano ihieu gro6en Gtuorud aHf iic Su
m0dleH. SIc eridhler, oaE etlldle u0I ihHeh,
ais Die Frdmous III 0aridJau pot ctra ;wct
Nionuten ausbranen. nit 5urittlaiiuug tbrer
gaujCn 0abs entflieben mubteu uuo irob ,ode
rem, bab iie uur bas nadte yebcI ret.c.eH.
gllc GinmanoCICr beFuOGu it'd bei gutter
@tuu6beit. ytur elm SO6CSI0u sreiguete
iid) iudbrenb ser lleberiabrt-oer ctues orc:=
lobrigen Sjn0es. Al8 Der 2Umpier tur;
rad llhr oil Ger Bieiigcu gSerltc aulauQte,
murhtn Die Gnligronten Der Cbbut oeS Or.
Gliuger uuN Gnoercn nittglicNert ocs So
mites iibergebtu nm uad) btu alien Sabu~
boigebdube al Gde Der - uuo Diartetltr
gCbrad)t, mcLd)cS fit ihrC aaluabmc unI
9ierpilsguug in &ereitidlait geictt muroe.
Gas GcUdube lit in Sfluf unb Spciie;uu.
mCr gerbcilt unI nit elnCm 69pjtale uct
llheN mOrcen. uno rNS &iir6er &omtta hat
fCine 2lnfrsnguugen gCltcut, I'M bJu Nlitd)t-
lirQcI Nte bette YncJc iu &htit wcroel III
iQiieu
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Stem 9lprfer 0epefdlen .

Htm Dorf, 90. 6ebr.- 9r. SOiepb
Dic@rnden, glr;t Ses @uuaro6ampierS Ser
pio," uHb S1iilfs Collector Sriggs pLtoen
beute inter Der gtntlage perbaitet, etnen
9amenmantel i'm Sertbe pol 1926 etnges
itmuggelt Su baben. Dem Scrnebmcn na4
brafte 81. Wic@radeu ben Wtantel ali Der
uorletten 8etie nit uno gob ibn BEN Sfn.
Briggs, ais Der 0ampier gerape I'M Segrtffe
mar, bic 8iidfabrt anSutreten. Briggs ioll
inosIieu ipdter ben 3oll I'M 3ollamte beSabli
baben. Gtue llnterlu6ung miro ctngeleitct
meroen.
-9ie Sirma Ssrrmnnn 8aecr & 8rueer
bat iEspenbirt. 9ie prdIerirten S9ulucn
belauien fb auf S105,991.
- Die beute aus Bort Spatn, Sriutoao,
angefommene Srigg yBearl" bate Hapoleon
Wetbarin, ctnen Watroien bes untergegaus
genen 9ampfers Bahama" om Goro. Der
Ielbe puroe am 16. B. Nits. pon Ser Srigg
aufgefunoeu uno an 8orb geuommen, uahz
oem CT feds Gage lang auf elmer Sambuie
umhergetrieben mar.
- Ser 35zjdbrtge Ambroie Sahtri, BON
Ser Observation-Disclosures u. g. 3. Sas
htri, gfr. 80, Ssaoerftrabe, begtug beuts in
Ieiuer @obnung gtr. as, @eI %. Strabe,
SelbftmOro, inoem er iih cine Sugel our4
ocn 6opf jugte. Gr mar Elm retaer @riede.
Nian permutbet, oaB er bic &bat tn einem
AufoUe uou @siitesit0rung beging. tubem
DER g9abniInnu tn ietHer 6auilie erblib 1T.
Gr lttt lett ldugerer Belt an Ncuralgie.
- Sobn Senrp, 40 Sabre alt, puroe
beute abeno In etner @irtbsbausrauferet In
williamsburg get0btet. Iftaael 9opS 1T
ole Der mutbmablihe 8bater uerbaftet nor
ben.
- Die SroOflpner Sdusau1rrider baben
beihloiieu, pom l. Mdr3 on cine Grb6buug
hires 2obne8 pou $3.50 auf $500 pro Gag
BET 5ebnitiin6iger &rbsitsjeit 3u oerlaug,H.
@userbern fOroern fis, SaB Die arbsit an
Somftageu nm 4 anitatt, fpie bisber, nm
llbr gahmittuss einseIteQt ner6e. Die
Stem =9orter &nitrsidler, rpeIhe btsber $500
erbielten, tuolleu $3.50 uub Die 6restOmaler
$4,Q0 pro Gag Oerlangen.
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RSieser elm SsranS in @bcfter

Gbefter, Semi. %. 6ebr. - Sn Ger
9faiFinerie Der SeabOrbzSil=@o." brad
bcutc Diittag 6euer ans, melde8 gcgeniudr=
tig q llbr gtahnlittagS) nod, uidt inter
GOntroie if unO mubrihciutidD onS game
@tabliiiemeut ;erforcn mir6. Die Sea
board St-@o." puroe crit i'm lebten SOm=
uler Orgariiirt mn bciitt Gin &apital pou
$500, 900. Sbre Taiiiuerie befin6et iid) ne
ben berienigen Der n&ibe zg9aterz Sil-@o."
=(SpGter. Der Sranb cHtItaIb ourh bas
Yeriteu elmer &etOrtc, beren Snhalt 6euer
fing unO eie 6lummeu oui 250 6u6 Del, bic
iid in Der Ndbe bcfanoen, pcrbreiteteu.
Siini eiierue uub Smei b0l3erue Sebdlter, 6e=
rem ieoer etma 200 6aB Sel entbielt, gerie.
then 3uud6ft in Sranb. Sis iebt 1T Cs &c
lungen, Die 6lanlneu auf btele Sebdlter ,u
6cit)rGnfen nnb iie BON nnocrem, in Der
Ndbe beiinoli6eu Gtgentbum ab;ubalten.
SIM Safe baS Sener iid uidlt mcitCr aus
breitet, wtrb ser Shaoen stpa 100000
betrGQeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-24
Niebmdrfte.

@b tcagO, 90. 6ebruar. : DIE 3ufubr
bon Sdpeineu belief fidl beute auf 10,50O
Stiid; Serienoung 10,600; Die Breile parir,
ten Slpiideu $6. 10 uub $7.45. = 8inouie6:
3ufnbr 1000, Serienouug 1900; SertGuie
Su $500 bis $7,50.-Sdanfe: 3ufubr 1900,
@erieubuns 100; Serfdufe gu $3.50 bis
$500.
Gaf f<9tbertD, Yenni., 90. 5ebruar.
8inbUieh; Giuiubr 204, Serfdufe bon
$3.50 bis $6.25.-S S6petne: 3ufubr 1900,
9Sertdufe 5u $6.75 bis $3.50. = S4aafe:
Ginfubr 400, Serfaufs gu $40 bis 5000.
St. 9outs, 90. Sebruar. = SAmeine /:
3urubr 900, Serleubung 100; Sertdufe su
$500 bis $3.50. - 8inopieb: j3ufubr 400,
Serienouna 140; Serfdufe 3u $4.00 bis
$3.50. = Ghanfs: 3ufuhr 300, Serieubuus
900, Sertauie iu $500 bis $500.
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europdif6e Sa6er6ert6te.
yRo,birotcn,a e,burtstoo IN Csonpt,,,

SdibtnGtrnS OeburfSfd9 IN egppfeH.
@atro, 90. 6ebr. - @eneral SOuiul
gGolff CAB geItern gu Gbren Don S8aibiugz
toms @eburtstag elm 9roBes Santett, 5u
melhem Die eggpttifan Miniiter mo Sman=
3tg 0iitglteber oes eggptii6eu Barlameuts
gelaoeu nareu. Der Bremter D2tnifter
arnbi Se9 uub Der Spreher OeS BarIaments
biclteu 2obreeen nuf g9aibtnaton, uortu iic
iagteu, oab osiien In 4merifa gegriiuoeteu
SnititutiOnen aud tn Ggppten gSur,el az
iabt bdtten. Inter ben anmeIenben befanz
zen fih Sr. Ybelps, @eianoter Der Ser.
Stanten in 0ien. Senator Gmorp uu6 bic
Sif3isre Der iett In aleranbria liegenoeu
Srtegsiaifie o9ancaiter" uno, ,QuinnRbang.
3ie fran50fiden un6 englilaeu General
&oniuln, iOtpte oie General &ontroueure
hatten bic Gtnlaoung abgelehut, brlfteu ies
bo6 bic marmte SQmpatbie fir bte Ser.
Staateu aus.
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Der Grlhmnrft.

NemlY ort 20. Bebruar. - SOl9tu6es
1tno Die SdluBuotirungen: @elO brad)tc
&c! Froi. unb idloB ;u 1l16-0 T,O,.-
Sttrlirg- -2&edId 4.S5-4.S5 auf 60 Sage,
4.S93-490 auf Si6t.-&unocS Cbliqafic
nel: pctldngcrte Sehier 1909, b.. Der l01
4. pro-. 115s, DO. 4pro;. 11'f. 49, &itiau:
@StromS' Grpreb 40, Gsutrnl= liactfic >14.
Qhei. & Ohio 209, @rie 3jg, 20 FrtOr. /. .,
Qafe SbOre t0S!, RS. @CutrGl92 I, gtOrtB
9Geitcru 1899, Oo. Rrtor. 13s2, N.9. @eits
trcl l12S2e, Eiu9burg 131, 6eariug J6s, 0tod
Sslano 131. Union BoCific 1922, gScItcru-
lluicu 71}-llntcridlatamts &ilau3: Sourtz
gcle $S3, ,010, ,610.93, &oUtau,$4, As, G3j. H.
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SeutIAe Sparbant b. Baltimore
9ctalberiebte aus @aibinetcn.

ehwerer ilnjdn auf Der Babn. - @ln6ltd,e
sYornl6uher. - Der Gpnpcnt Der @fluens
5uaenteure.-ARebr isense ecs Surftrs. -
Sin ic,anrbareS Serbretbem.-Ssine Siat'
tsrufdlIc inn Gcfansniife. - Gin Worcpro'
,es.-&ursC 9iebe.
lbington, %. 5ebruar. -9f.
Sarrp Wtiler, Gin Sremler Der Baltimore
YotOmac z&abn," fiel geItern Sormittag, alS
er In Der Telu= Seriep 2uenue non etftem
6rahtSuge ipraug, 10 ungliidltdl, oaB letn
linteS Yein beinabe abgelmnitten iuurbe uuo
ipGter amputirt merben mnBte.
Giue SsiratbSliceuS muroe Gn 0ru.
g1. u. HboSeS unb Srl. Ntag9ie W. Moore
beao, Seioc aus Baltimore, ausgeitellt.
- Die bier sur 3eit tcgenbe Goupentton
ser Ntiuen zcSugenieure bate beute @bcno
bel g8ormlen's Elm gro6es Sanfett. Die
beuttaen Scrbanblunaen beIdranften iid auf
Sas Sorleieu intereiianter 6adabbanoluu=
gen.
- Die giauor= 0icensg Seb0rbe beui(ligte
6eute Grlaubui6ideine Iiir Geo. =. y.
9rehsler unb 9Snl. Snoblaud), periparf aber
oen q. S'yieius.
- Seute wurocu ale 9tiiitOs Der aiietiIz
ruu;geleui6aiteu auf baS nieoergebranute
SefferIonz Saulsebdube beSablt.
- SIM @riminalgeritt feiielte beute Der
Bro5e6 bes Chs. S'gear1, in Serbinoung
nit smei anoeren Subietten Der SeraH6ung
Ses s. 6. Soone I'M cine 800 mertbe gol>
eene ubr bnrd bas Standardization Spiel
angetlagt, Die 9lufmertiamtett Der 9eridtSs
beuher.
- SIM Griminalgerid)te purbe beute ser
Garbiae 81. Dtners oes Observation-Disclosures
an Der 1Ojdbrigsn 6arbigen @britinc Yapne
ltuloia beiunbeu. Der Anfpalt bCantragte
einen neusn BroieB.
- g9m. Soigt, s. 2lbrigbt nno Sbeob.
Sd)retber, itan1en beutc ipegen Angrtnes
aut ben Tolt3iiten Sarper Dor bem EoliSeiz
gerthte. u. uub 9. purben je ;u $5 Der
Sonnert, Soigt freigelpro6en.
= Sm 9rillinalgeridte ipureeu beute 9.
.. SaCep unb s. 6. Sruce pom ,Sunoap
Stem" beS 2ibels Idulbig beiunbcn, inbem
Re IN ihrem Slatte mittbeilteu, bas Die
o9Omlano 9sutalz ghociatiOn" burd) fdled5te
Sebanblung bic &inulabe oes gSnI. SopCe
gebrofeu babe. Der 0fubler tnltruirte Die
Seidporener, baB Die Bublitation in mali
tt0ier Qbfidlt genlatt morben lei unb oarauf
eriolgte bic S6uIOi9ipre6uug. Die Shu(z
Dig SeiuubCnen pGren iOfort in SaIt aeuom
men, luollen aber appeuiren.
Der Sail=gSarbein beieidnete beute
bas @eriidt, bab in Dem @efangniiIe Die
Slattern graifircn, als grunblos. Aud @apt.
9omgate, Der g9etter Siireauz9elb, befinoe
ild] gau3 mobl
= SIN Griminulgcrifte pirb am nadIeu
@lcntag Der YrOseb bes 5. 3. GbritmaS sur
SerbanOluug fOnln1eu, melder bctannttd
inter Der antlage oes Wtorbes, begangen om
25. Suui b. s. an @m. g. Bbttnep, ltebt.
- Aui @beideibung tlagte beute 5rau
5ranJista q. Saaer gegeu tbreu @atteu
SSilb. 8. Safer, melder ibrigeus Die gleid)e
gbfdt gcbabt babeu ioa, aber uiht iAnell
geuug mar. 8as Baar mar nur ettpa pter
WlOnate perbeiratbet.
= alderman g. Y. 9liidel In Aleranbria
flr1te Beiteru wdbrenb Der Srbcit 5ufdltg
Sa 8obeu unb sos iih eiuen armbruA 3u.
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Meuteret.

Ieu 2onbon 90. 5ebruar. Die BON
RswYOrf nad Bottom beittmmte britiide
Srigg oSoariTo8" Wnroe beute UOnl bem
9tcmol queur nGurnfite" nabe Slat 2ebge
angetroffeu, uub ba bic Srjgg RotbFgnale
aufgebiBt hattie, 10 elite ibr see 0umpfer ;u
Silfe. @S iteute nd berauS, ou6 Der Steuz
ermann un6 Die Wauuihnft cine Oleuterei
nnge;ette!t mo iih auf etuem 8OOte entiernt
Latten. Der 0iemOrqueur nabm Die Srigg
ms Shlcpptou mn bra(ltc ne hierher,
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Sin nichtiorr Ncht8fo0.

9arrtSburg g, YeunI., %. 6ebru0r.-
Ser bonn Staate gegen sic DStan6aro Oil
Co." eingeleitete l5ro;eB, in peldem es it9
nm grlanguug pon riidftduoigen Steuern
JOnbelt, melde bic Gompagnie Nugeblid bem
Staate iduloet, gelangte beute sur SerbanO=
lung. Der Yro3eb lit Elm Seitfall uuo man
id)dbt Die inpoluirtc Summe i'm @amen auf
$50, 100000 Die Su enti9eiOenbe Srage
ift, ob Ser Staat bas 91edt bat, bas gan;e
Sapttal auswartigcr @eielIidafteu Die einen
She'll ibreS &apitaIS i'm Staate augele8t ba-
ben, I'll beIteuern.
&erIhiecenc 9(rgumcrte fir uno miocr
nabuCn Die ganie heutige SiBnng in 9lu=
lprufJ uno Der Bro;eB miro mubrihetulih
n4ebrere Gage bouern.
Hbtlipp 8trbp, melfer in eiuem
6reu6enbouie al Der gorbz6. Strabe in
YbiIa6elpbi ia bur6 einen SduB in bcs
linte Auge perpuubet pOroeu iuar, purbe
gcitern GlbenS in 6as Yeunlplpanier Solpt-
tai aufqenommen. Gr bebauptet, Die Sn=
ioIen 6es Sauies bdtten ibu gu beraubeu &C.
iudt unb er babe 81 ieiuer SertbciOigunQ Elm
Ftitul gt3ogsu, ipelfes iid) in bem Santge=
menqe eutluo uno ibm Die 2Sunoe betbradlte.
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Gcnfurreus eeeen eas MUnpppl
nrr G$tnnSnrN 4Ni1 lSnmfn

.@leO elanb, Ohio, 23. Sebruar. - GS
bat iidl bier cine @eiellidaft gebilbet, oeren
3mef es iit Die DStauoarb Oil GOmpaguie"
aus Dem 6elOe su tretbCu, inoem augeblid
nud ben gegenipartigen Staatsgeiebeu bic
gTtiten3 elmer BripatgeIelli6aft Uer6oteu tit,
ufihe in 8frbinOun9 NIT benz @eidGit Der
8offiuerie uub bes Serfauis uou Sel cine
0lObrenletmug bat. GS beiBt 6aber, oaB Elm
ScrIuh gemadbt weroen mir6, sic G0breu'
lrttuug ser 0Stanoaro Oil Comp" su con-
bemniren uub Die neue @eieli6aft in ben
Seiis berIelben gegeit etne bon oen @erihteu
feIt5uitellenbe @eIOiumme gu ieeen. Die in
Srage fommenOe &0breuleitung lduit pOu
@leoelonO unh BRADFORD NIB muroe BON Der
,Staubarb Oil Comp" ais Elm 8rtpatunterz
uebmcu NIT etuen doitenauinaAoe bon
100000 gebout. Die 2eiter Der StauSaro=
@eiclidaft ertldreu, caB iie i'm StanOe ictn
meroen, Dor ben @ertdten Die 8ereGtigunq
tbrer 80brenleitung III uericdten uno SaB es
Der ueuen @ompugnie ntdt geltngen miro,
ftb in ben 8eiie tbrer 60breuleitung ;u
iPkPu
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Aus Siraicn.

8i6monN, Sirg, %. 6cbruar.-0i
@eetgebung BON Sirginieu cripGblte beu.e
I'M Ginflange nit benz tiirslid angenOnmc
ncu Blenarbeidluiie einen an6itor, eiuen
Giienbabn @onniIidr uno peridtebenc Sid
ter. Sm Senate maftc 0r. 0emberrp.
Sitbrer res abtriinnigeH 6eaoiufterS, etucn
&eriud, Die GutiteiOung burtj siueu 2(ns
nag ami ScrtGglm9 weittr hiuaus;uidiebGu,
allein Der 9lntrag purSe nit II gegen 16
Stimmen pertporfeu. Sr. 2. SroWu Allcu.
Der i'm Gaufus SeS NeobiuiterS nomtnirte
@anbiOat, iuuroe oarnuf obus meitereu 2luiz
ifub eripdblt. st erBielt 20 Stimmeu,
Srantlin {. Srofett, @auoibat Der Demo
tratcn, 40, unb @taiiep, Ser biSberige 2IuOiz
Tor, & Stimueu. SEQ. q. Nartin ans
NoriOlt, en Reabiufer, murbe Sum Giicn
bQhu= 6 nnuIiiiGr eruGhlr.
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NrduSc.

Allentown, Yenni., %. 6ebr.- 5Oibuu
Shumuns grOBe NtIble braunte gegen 6
rb. beute frib nieosr. Serluit 100000,
Ccrii6ermg $4,000. Sic Spinoe in benz
@cbGuoe mar fur3 uor Dem Branoe 6urd,
Ctnbreher geiprengt worten, uno man
alaubt, ZAP Die GrpIOfon buS 6euer Uerura
Iaate. Die 5fduber erbGutetcn $50.
@oate8pille, Berui., %. 6ebr.-3ie
y0lofcbD Poptermiible," 3 WeileH BON bier,
murbc nm 3 llbr beute friib Surh grploiiOn
elmer SoblenDuampe ange,iiu6et uub brauute
nieoer. 8erluit 100000, Serfherung S1Q,z
COO. gbmaro oilton, Elm 2lrbeiter, melAcr
i'm obereu Stodperfe itliei fam in ben
Glnmn1cn ilirI