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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22
Liver, kidney and Brirhr,. D,.ea.e.

A medicine that destroys the germ or eause OF
Brgit's Disease, Diabetes, Kidneys and Liver Com
plaints and has power TO root them ont of the sys
TEN, is above all price. Such a medicine is Hop
Bitters and positive proof this be found by
trial or by asking your neghbors who have been
cure,i hy II
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

" In view of the fact that Mr. Conklng thanked
the members of the New York Legislature who vo
ted for him to the last. and sneered Mt those who
went into the caucus which nominated Mr.. Lapham
his late statement to the effect that he remained in
the fight against his wish, is what might be
called confusing.-Bosion Journal.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

A RIaHTEous ORGANIzATIoS.-A "Tar Payers Pro
tectiye Union haSbeen organized in Riley County tt
resist the payment Of bonds issued the Manhattan
g. Northwestern Railroad company, which, it is al
legged, were obtained by fraud. The bonds were is
sned and sold. but the road never built; hence
the kick-dtckisop Globe.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

q. Guiteau says that if he is not pardoned by
President Arthur, God Will appoint agent to
his exccllency, and that the occupant of the
White House may bet his last dollar on itAll righ
don't pardon him; let's how the old thing will
work.-PomerOH.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22
Dixfield- Maine. Oct. %. lSS

Dr. b. ]. KENDALL & Co.-Gents:-Please find in
closed % cents for revised edition of your horse book
Ihaye tried your Kendalrs SPAWN for curb and
il has done all you claim for it. By using one-haf
bottle il entirely cured the lameness and removed
the bunch. Yours truly, FRANK SrASLr.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

" Ex-Governor William Dennison, of Ohio,
died at Columbus, on the 18th inst He was one
Of the famous ''War Governors" These War
Governors, as they are now called, were the
Governors Of most of the Northern States at the
outbreak of the Rebellion, and who proved to be
so active, energetic and efficient that they seem
to have been designed for the place and the oc-
easion. OF these, Andrew, of Massachusetts,
buckingham, of Rhode Island, Curtin, of Penn
sylvania, Dennison, of Ohio, Blair, of Michigan,
Yates, OF Illinois, Lane and Morton. of Indiana,
Zone of whom succeeded the other, the first year
Of the war; are dead, and Sprague, of Rhode Is
land, is next thing to it. Washburne, of Maine,
Morgan, of New York, and HirkwOod, of Iowa,
are among the living.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

rY- Before Senator Cameron comes hither again,
will il be much to ask that he be allowed his den
lasts the better il will be for the SenatOr-hadel
phta Press.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22
Hauarahle Mcmillan.

Of all the remedies earth that we'll may claim
attention. DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil commands es
pecial mention. For wondrous power to cure disease,
its fame there's throttle. Its merits moi
in the puff but are inside the btotle Rheumatism,
neuralgia throat asthma bronchitis. diphtheria
etc. are all cured by Thomas Eclectric Oil. For
sale hr ID. c. Sinclair & Bro. Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

u The Hiawatha Herald, one of Mr.. Morrilrs
home organs, intimates that the Chief has at
tempted to blackrnail Morrill,, and that it oppos-
es him because it failed to accomplish its design
We wish the Herald would ask Mr.. Morrill,
whether we have ever tried to blackmail him. or
try to find any man in Kansas whom we have
tried to blackmail, or whom we have ever asked
for dollar except it was due in legitimate,
open way of business. We have opposed Morrill,
because he has been selfshly antagOnistic to the
interests of this and other neighboring Counties,
and have never said word against his personal
or business character. We went into this con-
test determined to avoid such a thing, until
forced to it. But when we are charged by his
home organ with attempting to blackmail him,
we feel that we are forced, and must either do
that thing or climb tree. We shall, therefore,
take an early occasion, after the Congressional
nominations, to give history of the Hiawatha
post-ofiice transactions, for the past four years.
and let the public see whether there is not an
appearance of blackmail on the part Of Morrill,
and his right bower, Schilling
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

BLAISE's TINE TO LIUGH--Mr. Blaine fully
entitled have quiet little chuckle all TO himself
when he read Secretary Frelinghuyfens dispatch to
Minister Lowell the Clayton Bulwer treaty, which
was published two days ago. So far as the argu
meut is concerned, il is nothing more than emas
cuated paraphrase of the dispatch relating to the
subject which was sent by Nj. Blaine last No
vember when he occupied the Office of Secretary OF
State. Mr.. Frelnghuysen has thrown away good
deal of the fire and force of the Blaine document in
copying it but he has nevertheless, adhered to its
essential line of disputaton. The plagiarism is
broad the glare Of the MONDAY sun, but it ends
with the argument Mr.. Blaine represented to Great
Britain that it should consent TO a modification OF
the treaty, while at the same time he upheld the
doctrine that inter-oeeanc canal could be con
structed across any portion of the American Cont
nent unless the superior rights of the United States
supervision and control were recognized. But Mr..
Frelinghuysen, after plagarizing Mr.. Baines argu
ment grayely declares that the treaty is nvalid-a
conclusion which we do not blame the London news
papers for turning into rdcule and which is totally
different from the position assumed by Mr.. Blaine.
The setting hen of the State Department has risen
up to cackle at the wrong time. and in the wrong
key-RolffDIore american.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

st. John has gone to Iowa, to stump for
prohibition. This gives him chance to slide
OUT Just when tine State Congressional Cony-p-
non is to meet, and thereby avoid fulfilling his
contracts to pull certain Congressional aspirauts
through.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

P- When st. John departed from Kansas, a
fierce cyclone gave him farewell. When he ar
rived in Iowa, terrible cyclone greeted him.
The little fellow has more wind than even his
most intimate friends gave him credit for.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

e The New York Times thinks that there is
more hope of regeneration for Mississippi than any
other extreme Southern State. and that at least
three of the members of Congress will be anti
RourbOn
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22
EIti: worm Rememh.

r It 10 Worth Remembering, and nobody
enjoys the incest surroundings if in bad health
There miserable people about to-day, with one
foot in the grave. when bottle Of PArkers Ginger
and medicines they have ever tried. See adv.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

u Among the killed in the Iowa cyclone,
were tramp and a drummer. Even what seem
to be the worst calamities, may be but blessings
in disgnise
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

II Justice Bradley, of the Supreme Court,
has given the opinion that there is no cause to
interfere with the decision of the District Court
in the Guiteau case, and that the President
maker must hang. If Arthur will not now come
to his rescue, he must 20 up.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

II President Arthur seems TO he under the i'm
preston that he is conducting a millinery establish
ment. This is the main why no one else he.
lieves that he is conducting gOvernmeBt.-Denrer
TJ-ibttns
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

A letter from r. o. Sharpless, druggist, Marion
Ohio in writing of Thomas Eclectric Oil. says;
One man cured Of throat of eight years
standing with bottle We have a number OF
of rheumatism that have been cured when Other
remedies have failed. We consider it the best medi
cine sold. For sale by ID. c. Sinclair & Bro, Troy
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

II Mr.. J. p. Davis of Hiawatha. son-in-law Of
Richard Williams, called last Thursday. and with
him VIC had very pleasant talk Mr. Davis is look
ing at the country with TO sheep interests. is
much pleased. AID will probably invest.-NorfoH
County People.
L tl,nt .rhnt rn., all 4 nrt IT,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

= The Troy Chief is aged 2j years-its birthday
occurring June LIST. No weekly in Kansas ia vet
equal to the Chief in ability and mechanical appear
ance-Sdiiad Journal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

~ The theory that cyclones never occnr in
the night, was refuted by the storm At Leaven-
worth, last Friday night. However, this was
an exception to a rule. They are very rarely
known to occur in the night. Their favoritc
time is from O'Clock in the afternoon to dark.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

= The primary elections for delegates to the
State Congressional Convention take place in
this County, next Saturday, the oath. 1t will be
well for all voters to be on hand and give no op-
portuDity to steal a march. Although Doniphan
County has no candidate for Congress, she can
send delegates to support some man who will not
take every occasion to oppose the interests of
the County,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

u The latest estimate from the Iowa cyclone
is, that over 500 lives were lost and over 81 Oo0,
600 of property was destroyed.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

e The army worm has made its appearance
in Ohio and Indiana, and is doing much damage
TO grain and grass
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

rFr Kansas has failed to get place on the
Utah Commission. Kansas is too strong Blaine
State. The fact that four snide delegates were
admitted to vote for Grant, doesn't fool that
crowd. They know the thing was borus
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22
Is that what you call it, ont there,

~ The cyclone at LeavenwOrth wrecked two
breweries. A signal act of an avenging Provi-
dence. At Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, it destroyed
three churches. mystery known only to Him
who holds the winds in the hollow of His hand.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

2 The st. Joseph Gazette has Topeka cor
respondent who invariably refers to Judge Han
back as Hornbeck
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22
Delicate Females.

The exactions of society," added to the cares of ma
teruty and the household. have tested beyond endu
rance the frs cOnstitions which have been granted
the majority Of women. To combat this tendency "a
premature decline. remedy in the world possesses
the nourshing and strengthening properties of MALI
BTTTERS. They enrich the blood perfect digestion
stimulate the liver and kidneys arrest ulccrativs
weaknesses and purify and vitalize every function
of the female sysfem
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

~ MerrilPs chances for Congress are as good
as ever. Hestill holds his five delegates from
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

p. The Troy Chief has celebrated its twcnty first
oirthday.-ToPeka Commonwealth.
Ish dot sol
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-22

II S. P. Hyde, an old and prominent citizen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-06
Nfetp QIprfcr Neprfdlcn.

Rem gort, Z. SebruGr. - NiifoeI
Campbell. iiberiiihrt, ieiuc Satin get0Otet
III haben, murbe bcutc in Serlepe@itp ;u 8
Sabren 3ud)tbaus prrurtbCilt.
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;ulrtt 10 grob, oaG @ropu iciuen &Ottrag
abbrad nnN nd entferrte.
- 4ugeliHe NtcSmeeHcn, CiU Ntd0dlcn,
melhes nad) Dem oSauic ium guttn @rten"
in Gaft gtcp Dort gci0Hlt mOrNcn mar, Uer-
iudjtc gcitern ans Der 9lTltolt ;u cutfleBcu,
iuoem iie ans bem ). Stodlucrf au' ba5
8at zines iirWi Stodpert bobeu 3auieS
Ipraug. Sie trug Scrleeuugcn ONOOu, pelfe
nad) Scrlauf elmer StuuOe tbren Soo bcrbei=
fiibrtcn.
- Sic 16jdbrige SuIia Tlaumcr bcging
beute Nad)mittag i'll gtr. All, Gf-9. Ctr,
SeIbftmoro ourh Ginnebmen elmer 9oitS
SleeiGurC.
- &dbreub scr pergangcncn gGofe luur=
BEN in gferu=?Dorf 36 nlIb in Srootlgu l.
neue @rtranfungcn an ben Siattcrn genet
nPt
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gasesneuige

9Sid,ter @pr bat bic 2lntrdge aut eiucn
neueu Bro,eB fir ben MGrber Gar
iielb's Suriif gcuieien nnb bemIelben bas
SobeSurtbeil pcrtiinoet, SaS am 80.
Suni pollltredt werben ioG. Ote nd6lten
&erbanblungen merben Nun Dor benz Senez
raj Scrlniu - Der b6beren Snitnu; - ltatts
finben, uno Srn. Scopille lit sur ausarbet=
TING Der @iupdnbe, pelhe er pdbrcno bes
Yro;ciies crboben hat, 3eit bis gum l. Wtdr;
gegeben. IS 1T aber nnSmeifelbaft, oaB aud
6ieies appelations= @eridt bas llrtbetl bes
Sid,ters Cor aufreft erbalten, unb baB @ui-
tean am ieltgeleeten Gage bingeridtet mer=
ben miro. SieIer gebt nur I'M As Stul0en
bem Sabrestage bes gtteutat5 ami @arfielO
porau. @uiteau fiird)tet bas Sd)tdlal, baS
ibn eripartct, ebr, mie iein Setragen am
Samltag beipeS, bepabrte iid] aber immer
nod, 10 picl &altbliitigfeit, bdB er ben Hidter
fraqen fonnte, ipeld)e 6ed)tsnlittel tbm nod
III iciucr &ertbeiotgung sur Serfiigung ites
ben. glngit unb Gorge naben ibn, iute ldon
am Samitag beridtet, augenldeinltdl trdnt
gemadbt, nnb biirfte bic 3eit bis sum 80.
SUM ibm nod Ill ldmcrcrer Strdtf gercls
den, ais Die Sinri6ttng 'elblt.
Sie Nadri6ten iiber Gas Il ng ii If in
Der yM blotb / q ttzS 0 b lengru e"
in @belterfelb =@ountp, Sira.. lautcn TRAIT
rig genug unb laien feinen ,3me,fel 81, oaB
iGnintldJe Seri6iitteten, 50 an Der .3abL
Dem 3obe periallen itub. 2dngere 3eit biirfte
periireiden, ebe es gelingt, Die Setdlcn 3u
erreid)cn uub an Die Sberflddbe 81 brtngen.
llcber baS @eIen Der @rploitou lit man nod
i'm llntlareu-inan meiB nid]t, oh etn lhlas
aen6es gEettcr eintrat ODER oh Der SelIel Der
in Der Mtine beiiu6liben 9antpfnai4tne
barit. Siebenunb;maniig 6amilien iucroeu
burh cas llngliif ibrer Grndbrer beraubt.
j3ur Belt, oils i'm ganSen Van0e itber bic
lan9e Sranfbeit unb ben enoltd)eu = 0 B
@arfielb's aagenleine Srauer berridte,
ipurbe cs allgenein riibnletlb anerfannt, oae
bieIe groSe, rationale Sraner penigtens
cine 3eit lang Die gebdiiige Barteileioen=
Idaft perpiid)t bate. Seutofraten nnb 9fez
publifaner, gSeibe unS gPeger, g)aufees,
Seutide unb Stride, iie ale idaarten iid)
Inn bcn Sarg ibres ernlorbeten YrdItoenten
unb ebrten iein anbenfen. Sieie groBe ma
tionale Srauerieier ioll an 81. .. DttS. I'M
@ongreiie Elm Rad)'piel erfabrell. Setbe
SGuler bes @ongreIies perben ltd) ngentein=
id)aitliher Situng perIanrnleln unO . cine
gro6e Srauerieierli6feit peranitalten. Ils
Srauerrebner wirb Ser ebemalige Senator
uub Staatslefretdr Slaiue, Der 6reuno uno
Sertraute @arfielo'S, srpdblt, unb berrldt
i6ou JEST na6 GintrittStartcn gu tieler
Srnuerfeier groBe Jtadlfrage.
9enrp 9crrouce, Der iiingite Der
bret @ebriiber Serrouce, Die negen S0b=
tung bon 6. 6. Miir III Rem Srleans
III Sabren 3u1tbauS perurtbetlt ipurOeu,
bratbte iid scitetn in einer Belle nit etncm
Eiltol, bas ct auf irgen6 cine gSeiie Su erlan=
gen sewuBt bate, in lelbfn0r0eriider ab-
Iidt cine Sfubmunbe bel. Die &unNc
mirb uiCbt ais geiabrlidJ betra6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-06
0as nnaln cfli6e Neru.

Banama, 26. Sanuar. alien Sbei=
len BON Beru befegbeu Die perldie0enen pc
ruauiiden Sruppeufibrer eiuan0er Sci
eiAem lold)en Sample murbe Die Staot
@binfa gum grOBen Sbeile ;erft6rt, iuObei
QuslGnoer 9ro6e Serlufte erlitten. Wtouz
tero, Der iid) mad Der Serbaftung Gafberon's
3Im Yrdiibenten BON Yeru aufmarf, Ioll bon
leinen Soloaten ernlorbet mproen Ietn. Snaz
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Bierola iange i3eit auIbielt, mad einem fur
SeH @efedte bemd6tigt unb mirb It9, mic
man permutbet, mad Der gSeiie auberer pc
ruaniider Siibrer als Siftator proflanliren.
Die Expedition bes @enerals 2Dnh mad
BEN peruaniIdeu @ebtrgs sftdOten gum 3tpede
Ger gSicberberitelung ber Srbnnng mar err
folgreid). sic begeguete nidt bem geringS
ten gSiSeritanpe. Sie @entralarnlee bes
Sberiten @acereS eriltirte bios auf bem Ba=
pierre. Die paar 2eute, Die er BET iid bate,
bic iebodl Sablreidj genrg marerL Die pebrs
lolc Sep0lteruug in S6refen su balten, be-
iertirten unb ihoiien lire Sffiiiere uieSer.
@acrres enttam, une iein Observation-Disclosures
ort lit nidlt befannt. Spnd) tebrte mad Stlna
suritd, nad)bem er Iein Sauptluartier su
@biela, bem Gn0punfte Der Srapaer Giienz
balm unb so Wleileu pom Qima entfernt,
anfgei6lagen bate. Sn mebrereu 00riern
burd) fpelhe bic bilenil9en Sruppen tanlen,
bate Die Sep0lterung Waugel an 9ebeus=
rnitteln, unb Die Gbileneu nertbeilten bic
nitgrbrahtcu rei6liben SOrratbe inter bic
9otbleibenoen. Spdter puroe bon ben bis
leniiden Seb6rben IN 2ima eine betrGftz
lidle Menge Gabrungsmittel IN jene 00rfer
geifidt. @aceres uno leine @euoiIen pers
htnberten ntdlt nur oas arme Solf, 2ehenSz
mittel ans Gina 81 besiebeu, ionoeru aud
our6 9lderbau uno Sn9b fid] bas H0tbigfte
;u perihafieu. Ste Gbilenen begegueten
iiberall 8emeiien Der @rauiamfett Der Nfou,
teuerOs. Sisle, aller SleiOung entbIoBte
9etGen purben aufgefunben unb anf Befebl
bes Generals 9pud beerbigt. Die Serrz
ihait Der @biienen nirb benz Sernebmen
nad iiber oas sau3e Oepartemeut Sunin
aas9eoebnt wer6en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-06
Sie Sranefataftropbc in Sle,ps
9kprf.

HrmYOrt, 4. Sebr. - 4d)t Irbetter
iln0 beute inter 2eituug nlebrerer Seamten
Der Senermebr NIT benz 9lufrdumen Ser
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Der Yarf=JfOip beit1dftigt Die erite 9etd5e
murbc I'M I'll llbr beute Sornlittag inner.
balb ipentger 5ou BON Sem sSimeS"= Sc
bdube unb etiua 10 Su6 Don Dem Srottoir an
Der Barfz9fom aufgefunoeu. Die ueberreite
fnb Die cines NanneS uno man bGlt iie iiir
biejenisen bes Srn. alfreb SarriS, SIlfsfat=
tors I'M vSbieroer."
@egen 12 llbr murSe cine ;mette 2ei6e
entoeGt urb ebenfall8 mad Der Morgue gez
braht. Sieielbe mar oerart pertoblt, baB
iie nift ioentifi;irt tperben tonnte, ieoo6
glaubt man, baB iic bic 2eide ctnes aubereu,
uermtBten slngetellten bes rSbieruer" iit.
gfafD 1 llbr Nafmittags entOedte man
cine brittle 2eife, ebenialls Die eineS Manz
mes, beilen 8eine uno &0rper bis auf Die
Snodcn pcrbrannt iparen. Ser Sopf inSel=
len mar in Die 6eten eines &odes unS eiuer
gSefte gebiillt unO Surd bieie Don BEN Stnmz
men beifiitt mOrben, 70 bab mon bic @es
lidts5iige beutlid erfennen tOnnte. 9teie
2eid)e 1T Die eiusige pon Den lopeit gefInbc=
men. iueld]e rnatl poiitiu ibentifiSirt bat. Sic
1T bieienise Soiepb Gunuingbam's, SaftotS
beS DSbierper." Der llngliiflidle battc auI
Ser 6lud)t 9tof unb gSeite ausgeiogcu uno
nm ben Sopf gebiilt, nm ietn @eitdt gegcu
bic Slalnmen su l6iiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-06
SaS Grubenunalnf in g,iroinieu.

&t &tdmOno, Sirg., 4. 6ebruar. - Die
eingelaufeneu 9tddri6ten iiber Die Sata
ltrophe III Der ,Witblotbian Sobleuarube"
nabe @oaIftelo, Strg, lauten lebr lIngiinitig.
GS rriItirt nid)t Die geriugIte S0ofiuunq, oaB
ff trgeno tpeld)e Der Serl9itteten nod5 AMI
Seben befinben. Man ebt bic 4nltrenguns
gen, in bas Snnere porSuSringeu, fort, inz
ochen perben Gage, menn nid)t 29ofen pers
geben, che man Die llngliiflidjen erreifen
fam. Die gaM;en lpparate, einIGlie6iitb
berienigen, melde 3ur Sentilation BET Ntine
gebranG)t purben, linb burh Die Grploiioa
;erit0rt morben nnb miiiien erleet iueroen,
ebe Der Setrieb Der @rube tpitber aufgenomz
men merSen fam. Die meiiten Der SO Ser
ungliidtcn ftamnten aus Gnglallo ober gSales
unb btnterlaffen 6a1nilten in oiirftigen I'm
itdnben. Der llniall fat q 6rauen III &itt=
men nnb 10S Siilber ;u gSaiien 9emad)t.
9tne Sublfription fir Die Siuterbliebeuen
1T cr0ffnet iuor0en.
u d. m ont 5, Sirg., 5. 6ebruar .-9te
IpGteitGn gta6rid)ten aus @belteriielo= @ountp
ergeben, oa6 eS benz Superintenoenten Oo6os
unD mebreren Irbeitern naf pielen pergebz
liden Scriudcn gelungen lift, cine Strefe
pett in baS gSert etnSubringen unS ;tpet
9eiden ans Sa9eslidt su i0rberu. Ste
cine Der 2eifen iit tuabri9einli6 bte bes
9iegerS 6obt. Sunlntels, eincs Sei;ers, un6
ipuroe unlpeit Ser Stelle aufgefun0eu, an
ipCld)er Die Sampfmaid)iue aufgefteut mar.
Wian bOfit, baB Die Sentilation morgen miez
Der Iomeit bcrgelteut leiu mirb, oaG man eine
griinolthere llnterIudnng Der grube uOrz
uphtftrn foutt