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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-30
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Aalre cure for the Blind, Bleeding.
ftcnlag and liberated Piles has been
disco gered by DIR. Williams Can Indian
RENE Iyl, called Or. Williams Indian
uInE aeIt. A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases OF % and 80
years standing. No one need suffer
five ,ninute- after applying this Won
derint soothing medicine. Lotions,
Instr lments and Electuaries do more
harm than good Williams Ointment
ausnrbS the tumors, allays the intense
itcn1ng particularly at night after
getIlag warm i'll bedl acts as poul-
tlce: gives Instant aud painless relief.
and is prepared only tor Piles, itching
OF Ine private parts. and nothing else.
Read what the don j. NJ Coffin
berry, of Cleveland. says about Dr.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment:
have used scores of pile cures and 1T
affords me pleasure to say that have
never found anything which gave such
Immediate and permanent relic as DIR,
w iiiams Inuian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt f price 81 90
s. E. Henry q Co.. Props,
Cleveland. Ohio
For sale by McCabe h Wheaton. Rock leland.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-30
POLICE POINTERS.

A young man by the name of Bernard
Blyaert, danced attendance upon festive
youth with the equally ponderous name
of Livinius Verhey Kerr, and paid $11, 40
for the fun.
THIS latter party was ARE sted for being
drunk, and was fined $3.50 for his over
supply Of booze.
Police Magistrate Grover turns over his
Office to his successor, Justice Mapes next
Monday.
City Marshall Henderson's report for the
monthsof April, viii appear in Tuesday
mornings ARGUS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-30

been successfully substituted for live pi-
geons at shooting matches; now why cam
act somebody bring forward equally mer-
ciful and efficacions proxies for the pugi-
graduate the pigeons, but why should
not this immunity be extended also to
man p Boston Transcript.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-30

not to come around the premises, and also
that his father was trying to get Inside the
gate when he struck him.
Fred Calkins, ST., has been engaged in
business in Moline for a great many years
and every one is acquainted with him.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-30

ean turn il whichever way 80 .Se. but
If course, I mast. have tie isse.iry agreed
apon-
The professor, it IS said, ri once paid
the whole sara. and gave the min Il
ercsent besides TO take away the stone
and say no more about. the n,atter.--
I'hC:nabeas' Jo3t57sal.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-30
a4A.TILR3ADs.
,3oek Island & Peoria
ls4AILW a Y.
sHoaTEsT ROUTE TO THk
: A S Z AND sou I'll

= a
Trains leave Rock Isiaad
80. 10 Nay freight
. a. Ensl E2pres@
{ a. q m Mail aa9 Express.
"a, Through Freigbt and Accommodation
iSrzlnr arrlv, RICK island
TN I, 10 Tbruu-h Frei-yhi and Accom- niodatfon
,.,:,5 , Il, Ma1l and Bxpress.
no : F1Si Express
~ Eay Freight.
r.. p.sq RxPsEss leaving Rock Island at 5 80
m .rriYee a. Peorfa u 40 m, ut Springfield %
m. a D, cafuI 400 p m, jacksonville 90 m.
if,,l % p m st louis s.15 m, aud Terre Han
4 ~ % M 1'HE SAME Day. Making this tile best
I'd Glrtcfigss route 20 all points southeast.
TIE 80 .. IN. train ulakes close connection at
~, with CwB & @ Tor points west ;arriying at
gicsburg al 4:25 M At Burlington 10 p "a at
rrknk f0:2s pm: and al Quincy 10 05 p IN.
Arriving at T. oria 6:3i IN king close CON
rctiuus with Is & ~ and 7 r L Wfor Indisnap-
h. connecting there with al fast trains for east
ID south.
,ies r. lev n BY any other route.
r. K. CARI.E, Genn Supt,
j. V-sMAHONEY,
0en'l Ticket Ag't
The &c p n Accommodation leaves every day
.cept sunday.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-10-28
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

FIVE of the Eastman (Ga.) rioters
Powell, Simon o. Quinn, Joe King, Bob
Donnelson and Ella Moore, all colored-
were hanged on the Goth.
ALICE FIELD, a pretty girl of fifteen,
was drugged and assaulted by James Car
penter and VIM. McNIurry, at Hasling,
Mich, on the goth, and died within few
hours.
r. O. SToRRs & Co., manufacturers
of woolens at Dedham, Mass, have failed.
Liabilities, $3.50, 600; nominal assets, 1925,
900.
SMALLPOX is raging at Paterson, N.
j.. in spite Of wholesale vaccination. It is
charged that the virus obtained is useless.
JOHN WINNING, aged Is, was fatally
injured by the accidental discharge of his
gun while hunting near Newburg, W. Va,
on the 10Th.
THE Secretary of War has submitted
to the judge Advocate General for his opin-
ion the question whether persistent refusal
on the part of an officer of the army to pay
just debts does not make him liable to trial
by court martial upon charges unbecoming
an officer and a gentleman.
A FREIGHT TRAIN on the Charlotte &
Augusta road, was thrown from the track
near Columbia, S. c., early the other morn.
ing, distractions having been placed in a
gravel-pit. The engine, tender and five
box cars were wrecked. The engineer was
badly scalded. The fireman was slightly
wounded, and brakeman named Tom
Mitchell was killed by the tender rolling on
him.
VIM. GIBSON, City Marshall of Hori-
con, Wis, was shot and seriously injured
the other night by drunken man whom he
tried to arrest.
THE explosion of a three-gallon can
of benzine demolished a brick house in
Frankford, Pa, the other day. Mrs. Heff
was badly injured.
A DESPERATE fight between Mexican
Custom house officers and fifteen snug
gIers is said to have occurred on the road
between Lampasas and Milmos Mountains,
Mex. Four of the smuggers were killed
outright and four more captured and taken
The goods found in possession of the SNUG.
glers consisted of American prints, and
were confscated.
HARRY and Estella Fancher, aged
about So and As years respectively, claiming
to be brother and sister, have been arrested
In Detroit, Mich, for obtaining money un-
der false pretenses in Buffalo, N. Y. They
took rooms, advertised for young ladies
wanting employment at $50 per month, Sc
= ,La
TINS and emigrated. They were preparing
to victimize Michigan girls by similar en-
terprise.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-10-28

S12o per pound. Seventy manufacturers OF
New York met ON the 18th to devise means
to break the syndicate. The common grades
of rubber have necessarily advanced IN
price.
A DISPATCH was recently sent from
Chicago stating that three lives were lost on
Lake Michigan through ruling by the SUI
pervising Inspector of Steam Vessels that
tugs must not take passengers on board, un-
der a penalty of $500. The Inspector says
that no regulation ever made by the depart
ment could be tortured into prohibition OF
saving life, the only restriction being as 10
equipments for the safety of passengers.
Chicago tugmen are said to have boasted
that they would suffer people TO drown.
The bankers of Chicago are earnest
and united in their disapproval OF the ruling
of Secretary Folger that gold certificates
can only be procured at the sub-Ireasury
in New York, which forces upon Western
people express charges in both directions,
on the coin and the paper.
A TRAIN of twenty-five empty stock
cars made test of the Northern Paclhc
iron bridge across the Missouri at Mandan,
Dakota, the other day, amid salutes from
steamboats, and locomotives in sight. On
the return trip eight heavily loaded cars
were attached, and no vibration was felt.
A BILL before the Legislature of YER
mont imposes a fine OF $40 for Offering
boy under 10 years Of age cigar or cigar
cite.
PHILADELPHIA has been excited by
series Of remarkable explosions OF gas
mains under Twentieth street. Things
were badly shaken up, but nobody was
hurt.
THE suit of Marie Prescott, the ac-
tress, against the President OF the American
News Company, New York, resulted in
verdict of $12, 800 for plaintiff.
THE Amalgamated Iron and Steel AS
ISOLATION of the Chicago district has agreed
on lower scale for the coming year.
A REMARKABLE tragedy was enacted
prominent citizens engaging in dead
ly recontre on a public thoroughfare
Thomas O'Connor, lessee Of the State
Penitentiary, an extensive dealer in sad
dery and harness, and Pre>iden Of the Me-
chanics' National Bank, shot and killed
Joseph A. Mabry, Sr., and J. A. Mabry,
Jr., receiving his own death wound at the
hands of the latter. The difficulty, so far
as can be learned, originated at the East
Tennessee Fair Grounds on the previous
afternoon, Mabry senior branding
O'Connor as a swindler, scoundrel,
ETC., and telling him that he was
the cause Of the murder of his son, Will
Mabry, who was killed by Constable Lusby
in December last. Mr.. O'Connor declined
an invitation to fight then and there, saying
he would settle matters at another time. On
the fatal morning O'Connor saw Gen. Nab
ry approaching the bank, and stepping in
side for shotgun he discharged both bar
rels and killed his man. Young Mabry came
along, Just as some one in the bank handed
out another gun, and fired a bullet into
O'Conner's heart, receiving mortal
wound while avenging his father. One by
stander was painfully wounded in the thigh,
and another in the arm. Four other men
had their clothes pierced by buckshot.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-10-28

A DISPATCH from Halifax, N. S., on
the 18th says: "After the adjournment OF
the Supreme Court at Paddock, c. B., to-
day, Joseph B. Mcdonald, barrister OF
Arichat, fatally shot James Cowdis, pro-
pretor OF the Bras Dor House. Mcdonald
uac nrraSteH y
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-10-28
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES,

A CHILD of Thomas Golf, of Louis
vile, KY, was killed by the discharge of a
revolver knocked of shelf by cat the
other day.
A NORTHERN Narrow-gauge train be-
came unmanageable on a steep grade in Gin
cinnati on the 18th and dashed into some
empty cars at the Court-street depot, badly
wrecking them. Engineer Soldurham was
seriously hurt.
MRS. S. c.. ROBERTSON, an estimable
lady of Corning, N. Y, who had suffered
terribly from rheumatism, hobbled oft on
the bridge over the Chemung River the
other night and threw herself into the
water.
A FARMER named Turner was fatally
injured by runaway horses, in fremont,
Ohio, on the 18th.
ARTHUR POPE, aged IS, of Vevay,
Ind, fell from wharf. boat the other night
and was drowned.
GEORGE HORNE, q brakeman, was
killed while coupling cars at Lenox, Iowa,
on the 18th. His head was crushed between
the bumpers.
j. H. RUHL, general manager for
Kaufman e. Runge, Galveston, Texas, took
dose of poison the other day. He had been
specializing in Futures" and when called
upon for statement of the affairs of the
firm, found himself unable to cover heavy
losses. Dissipation and domestic troubles
made life burden to VIM. McCreery, of
Wooster, Ohio, and he took strychnine.
Daniel Brewton, a conductor on the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington & Baltimore road,
killed himself at Philadelphia on the same
day.
AT Hoboken, N. j., on the 18th, Po-
liceman Kerrigan was probably fatally beat
en- with his own club by boatman named
Finch, whom he had arrested.
THOMAS SEDLAcK, an inoffensive Bo-
hemian, was killed by VIM. Swab, saloon
keeper, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the othef
night. The murder was wholly unpro-
yoked.
ANTON WECKEMEYER and the broth
ers Joshua and Samuel shipley got into a
fight while working on scaffold at the third
story of house in Baltimore, Md, the
other day. The scaffold gave way and all
three fell to the pavement. Weckemeyer
died soon after and the others are in criti-
cal condition.
JACOB link, of Cincinnati, suffered
from rheumatism until death seemed pref
cradle, so he sent bullet through his brain
on the 10Th.
HARRY JAMES, aged %, employed on
the steamer Coahoma, committed suicide at
Memphis, Tenn, the other day, shooting
himself in the head. Domestic trouble was
the cause.
A TRAIN on the Albany & Susque-
hanna Road broke through bridge above
diego, N. Y, the other day, and the loco
motive and three coal cars were precipitated
into the river. Fireman Stapleton was
killed, md Engineer Ryndes and Brakeman
'Bursteed seriously injured.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-10-28
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

CAPTAIN WEBB, the famous English
one hundred hours in tank of fresh water,
at New York, during which time his weight
decreased twenty-six pounds.
'ENGLAND's reply to the Porte's note
in regard to the evacuation of Egypt by the
British causes great evaporation. At the
palace, the fanatical party taking advantage
of the Sultan's anger, accused Said Pasha,
Turkish Prime Minister, Of having caused
the loss of Egypt to Turkey, and demanded
his exile.
THE Irish national conference at
Dublin opened with nearly eight hundred
delegates in attendance. Parnell and Davltt
were greeted by wild cheers. Almost all the
extreme Irish members of Parliament were
present. Parnell was called to the chair and
Brennan and Sexton chosen secretaries. "A
letter from Treasurer Egan, at Paris, con-
veying his resignation, stated that funds OF
the Land League amounting to f244 $50 had
passed through his hands, the sum remain
ing being f32,0 A vote of confidence was
passed. Numerous letters and kilograms
from the United States were read. The
scheme for the establishment of an Irish ma
tional league was adopted. Davitt declared
that until the land stolen from the people
was restored there could be no final settle
ment of the land question.
THE Prohibitionists of New Hamp-
shire have nominated Josiah w. Fletcher for
Governor.
SECRETARY FRELINGHUYsEN has Of
fcially expressed to Henry George the re-
greet of the British Government for his re-
cent arrest in Ireland.
In an interview at Kansas City, Mo-,
the other day, ex-senator Dorsey sharply
criticised the Government officials connected
with the star route cases, and reiterated the
statement that he had never defrauded the
country of one cent.
ADvICEs from Panama say matters
on the south coast have more pacific ten
dency than for long time past, and the
pressure brought to bear on the govern
ments or people of Peru and Bolivia is hav-
ing a marked effect.
IGNATIo L. VILLAsTA, Chief Justice
OF the Mexican Supreme Court, was pro-
claimed Vice-President under the recent
constitutional amendment. He promptly
resigned, on the ground that his political
relations interfere with his judicial duties.
He has been a Governor, Congressman, and
Cabinet Minister.
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Michmdrfte.

@bicuso, 81. auguft. - Die 3ufubr
BON Sdtpeiuen belief fidb beute auf $500
Stid; Serienbung 400; bic Breiie uariira
ten smiiden $500 uub $500. 8inooieh:
3ufnbr Il, 600; Serienbuna 1900; Serfdufe
su $2.26 bis $7.75.-Sdaafs: 3uiuhr 1000,
Ssrienbung 200; Ssrtaufe gu $2.75 bis
$4.60.
ct. t.qouts, 81. ausua. - 96meine:
3ufubr 100, Serieubuug 100; Sertdufs gu
SC. 90 bis $3.50. - 8iubpieb: 3ufuhr 3100,
&erienbuns 220; Serfdufs su $500 bis
$7.50.-Sdaafe: i3ufuhr 1900, Serienoung
800; sSerfduie su $2.25 bis $4.75.
Gaff 9ibertn, Benni., 21. Guguf. =
Gintuieh: .3ufubr 1909; Serfdufe III 1926
bis $7.O0.-Sdpeine 3ufubr 3700; Ser
faufe ,u $7.75 bis 9.O0.-Sdaafe: .3ufubr
94OO, Serfdufe su $2.75 bis $4.75.
BeftsBbtlabelphia, q, ben21. Inguf.
- 9iiubuieh: Serfdufe 1000 Stiid, prima
7I-S,gute 6i-74 mittlerer 54-6i ldlehte
4-54.-S6aafe: Serfaufe IA, 900, prtlna
54-5a, CUTE Al IS, mtttlerer 4f-4t,
ifletbte 3a-4.-Qdmmsr: 4-74. - salber
6-Si = Sdweiue Sertdufc 1900, prina
12-124. quite 11i-114, mittlere 1Oi-11f.
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Srdube.

2emifton, Wie., 81. 9luguit.- 9ulton s
GrGderbGderei mIrbe leute iriib eingedltert.
Serluit $4,000 bis $4,000. sSdbreno
beS Sranoes ereignete iidl etne uermutbltd
Don Nsblfaub berriibrenbe grploiton, ourd
welfJe brei MGlner oerlest purben. Mian
glaubt, baG ein Vanblrei1er bas Sener arIs
legte.
Marihfielb, Maii., 21. ausuit. -
Sas DSeapietp-Souie," Elm EFT I'M le6teh
Suli er0Haetes, neues Sotel, brannte geSet
. llbr beute iriib nteber. Die @dite, 20 all
be- 3abl, entfauen, icbod perlor eln 2beIl
berielben &leiber mi @epGd. Gin Idlau=
batter &aulin psruriadDte ben Srano. Oas
eingediberte Sotel fiibrte ben Namen gSaz
marodsS Spuie" nnb mar BON elmer attien'
Geieuidaft, beren &apttal fdl auf $50, 900
belief erbaut por1eu. 0tan ifdBt ben Ser
luit auf $4,000.
Bbtlabelpbia, 81. gluguif. - Sas.
2tnsfep'S 2umpenmaga;in on Wtopamen Illgz
9luenue, nabe Moorelfrabe, iOpte bic 10 ,vc.
lttp. SeifeniieSeret" ipuroen beute friib burdl
Seuer serfort. &erluff $4,000.
@bicogo, 81. aluguft. - Gin heute
NahmittaR in $. Eaipfe's Stftenfabrtf on
Der Clio 5. auenue ousgcbrofenes Seuer
rid)trte Shaben I'M Settage BON $4,000
on Sic SerFderung belduft itdb auf $500.
SS. q, 0iiler, etn Inqeiteutcr oeS Cab
liiements, fam in ben Slantmen nm, une
orei 4ferbe murbeu in bem 0oiranne 81
Spoe perbrannt.
Newsgort 81. 9(uguf. - Sn Der
Soines'i6tn Yiauofabrif tpuroe burt Elm
bcnte &benb i'm g. Stodmerfe auSgebrod)cs
nes Teuer Gin S&aben BON S15, 900 auge=
rinltet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-22
xrauriscs Gnbe zines SanSper=
anlIaeuS.

Quota, Minn., 81. auguif.-9er Soto
motipiibrer zines nm I'll llbr am leBteu
Samfase bier angefommenen .3uges ner
yManitobas Yabu" berid)tete, bab Der .5ug
an etner 8rcu;ung cine balbe 0teile uatcrz
balb Der Staot einen g8agen iberfabren
babe. Cine 4nsabl 2eute giug ,uriid, nm
eiue llnteriu9ung ansuitenen, uno fanb Elm
toetcs Bfero unIb einige Sriimmer elmer &ut
ihe sebn Sdritte Don Der Sreu;unJ entfernt.
Gtpas udber laseu bic pertiimmelten Sci:
6en ron pier Yeriouen. 9ie 2eiteu tpuroen
mad Dem Sabubofe gebrad)t unb ais bic
3petcr jnilger Widnuer unb stpeier Mdbdlen
crfannt. Die @et6bteten beiseu 9Silliam
Sadstt. Saiper Sole, GIorence Barter unb
Qillie SapIol. Die Widoden mOgen II Ino
ibre Segleiter % bis % Sabre aft sepeIen
iein. Gle batten eiuen Sau;oergniigen IN
lem brei W(ilct entferuten Srte @rooteos
2afe beigemobnt unb befanoen iih auf benz
Seinmege, als fie ibr trauriges @ube fauz
oen. 2luf tuelhe gSeiie iid oas llngliit er<
eignete, ift nidlt befannt, bod glaubt man,
Der iunge Wtann, Der auf bem Bod iab, babe
Dor benz oaberfomnenbeu 3uge iiber oas Sc
leiic fabren fpollen, obwobl geraOe Der Bug
an bieier Stelle NIT auBeroroentlider Sc
ifmtnbigfeit porbetfdbrt. Die lleberrelte
tparen auf eutieslid)e @eile ceritiimmelt unS
tonntcn faum ibentifisirt perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-22
0ermifate telearapbiibe Se,
pefaen.

Gin franso d. zcanabtl d. er 6arz
mer muroe o'fr''u nabe Montgomerp, One,
pabrenb e. NIT elmer Genie auf Der Sdultct
pom Selbe Suriidfebrte, bonn Sltse ers
idlagen.
Bic eisentbiimer oes ssalspsrts gu
Springfielb, Sas., baben ihre ausftss
bcnben Qrbsitsr benad li6tigt, bab ite,
taus bieielben nid)t binnen gemiIier 3ett su
BEN alten 9obne an Die 4rbeit Surildtebren,
Griatleute anitelleu perbeu.
3wei GDdtsr bes Is Meilen BON ct.
Faul, Wtru., anldiiigeu 6armefs u. Sinh
ertrcnten Samitag a6enb, wdbrenS iie etu
Sao nabmaL i'm Wtiiiiltppt.
Ser Neser @li Gates ;eridmetterte
poraeitern in ham sburg, Seuul.,
einem anberen Reaer, 9tanlenS Better Reter>
ion, nit einsm Sallihldgel BEN SfdOel,
neil ibm Beterion perbotcn bate, ieiner
Sodbtei ben pof al MAIDEN. Der Serpuu=
tete tpirS pahri6einlit iterben.
Sci @atafauqua, Benul., tpurbe
oomitao af .it, Elm gSaaen, auf meldem
nd Sobn SteWart, 8illousbbp Sieger NIB
Safob Stodenberger befanoen, pom cinem
gabn;uge iiberabren uno 5ettflmn1ert. Die
beiben Graereu muruen 9etootet uno 2eBterer
ltlul utIltSl.
Su Nemport &p., tpirb Ntajor So
iepb $. Sanlor our 5eit burd elm &rtegages
ridt proseliirt. st lit eiueS SerIud5 ange=
flaat, ben 8ioerruf eines 8efebles, Der ibn
pon Der Saierne in Nemport mad benz Weiten
periette, burd Nnipenours poliiiIden Gine
fiufles su beperlitelliseH.
Gin nit Yfirfifenbe befradteter
| 0uo. meld1er deitern firth bon Sdrfor1, Conn.
| abgins, entsleiite nabe Srantliu, Niaif,, uno
adlt @asgons wuroen Sertriimmert.
Sei Srleans, Maii., fenterte. geitern
elm Seqelboot, in rpelhem iid II Yerioneu
| befanben. Sie Snlaiien tpurben ldrnmtlif)
| Iebenb ans 2ano gebraht, jeood beianoeu
| fd bier bsrielbeu in tritiidem 5uitanOe.
Sn @ilfesbarre, Benui., ereignete
| i'd, ari1 letten Samftag @bsno cine Sd1ldge=
| rel ,miihen Or. u. y. Mallep uub Or. S.
3. Sople, meldbe 10 lauge oauerte, bic bic
| Sampfb6bne getrennt muroen. Sr. Wfaaep
| ift Gin Snfel Der negeu grmoroung
| Seunie Sramer's in Stem 0auen,
Conn, proseifirtcn Suriheu @alter nne
| Sames 0fallep unb grifi ben 0r. Oople Oil,
neil bcrielbe eins fir bic bsioen 9ebteren
nidlt iebr idmetdelbufte Semertuus niaats.
Swei etma ieds3
&naben, HamenS Brennan uns Rithie,
pureen porgsitern Ibeno gu u m iterba m.
NsY., burd cine 2ofomotiue iiberfahren uni
getObtet.
| Sefretdr 6 Gbaub Ter ifattete beute BEN
Srooflpner slottenbaubof ieineu erfieu aunt
lidleu Beiud, ab. Gin Salut pom 10 5d)ii
| fen purSe Dem Setrstar su Gbreu absefeuert
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Mu8iihten auf einen Smrserfriea
in Spnpra.

Sncion, a.sS., 81. auguit.-Na6ridz
ten aus @uapamas, Souora, ersebeu, baB
Gr @ouperneur CORES in Segleituug BON
merifaniIdsn Solouteu auf bem in ben
ndtfen Sagen bort idlligen Oampfer ers
wartet mirb. Srn. CORES 3med ioa oarin
befteben, bic sesenwdrtise @cgierung oeS
Staates, OH bsren Spise General Carlos
Srte; ffebt, gu itiirsen. @eneral Ortes bat
500 0iitslieber Der Iatioualsaroe untef ben
@afien uno mirbt fortwdbreuo &efruten an.
Glem Nui6eine mad itebt elm Viirgertrieg
in ausfat.
Sbsrit Garcia, Der Selo bes fiirSiden
Samples nit ben Snbianern, lift BON Der Ct
pilbeb6rbe weaen MorbeS perhaftet woroen,
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