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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-21

Manchester Guardian.
At the last meeting Of the Paris
Geographical Society II. Jules
Henriet, Chief Engineer Of Roads
and Bridges in the Ottoman Empire,
undertook to correct certain errors
with respect to Turkey. He objected
in the first place, to Turkey being
called Turkey and to it, inhabitants
being called Turks. These are APP
relations unknown in the country
itself. The people are the Osmanlis
and the Empire IL the Empire Of the
Osmanlis. The Osnanlis do not un-
derstand ~ when wespeak Of Turkey
In Europe or Turkey In Asia, and
when they open = western geographt-
cal work they are puzzled by our
Technology. TO them European
Turkey is Roumelia and Asistic
Turkey h Anatolia. Few people,
perhaps, will be surprised to learn
from NJ. Henriet that any body can lie
Pasha. The title il purely honora-
~ one, with which 4 police officer
may he dubbed, while man may he
q Cabinet Minister and have no title
than that Of Ehendi. We are wrong
when we speak Of the Grand Turk OF
the Grande Vixier, these appellati0ns
having completely gene out Of usage.
An assertion that the Mussulman lin
Turkey, IL no longer fanatical, and
that the women Of Turkey now enjoy
A. mucl, freedom % their European
sisters, may excite aOlne skeptjcisln,
but We can only rejoice at such testi-
mOny tO the progress Of Western
ideas. Many Frenchmen will feel
nattercsl and encouraged Ivy N.
Hcnriet's statement that the Osnlan.
liz are practically y French.speakirg
nation, the French language, accord
Ing to him, leing the Language most
commonly used Throughout the EN-.
pire. French literature H. imported
en- n,asse. But, alas: We must con-
cllhle that even in Turkey the Frcms'l,
nation IL not seen at its best, as the
French books read there are almost
exclusively works Of the ''naturalist'
school. For the services and worthy
productions Of French genius and
culture there 10 no demand, while the
writing of N. lola and his disciplea
are read with avidity.
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Danenhower's Narrative.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Danea-
hover resumed bis narrative before
the Jeanette board Of inquiry this
morning. Danenhower stated that
about 1 o'clock In the morning H..
was awakened by seamen who were
calling for his relief saying: "Itu.ry
Witness heard crash aud the re-
marks of two men ~ they watched!
her 60 down. That morning I'LL
hands were called to the spot where
the ship sank Was visited by a party.
The cabin, chairs, signal chest and
front-piece Of wood we're found. The
witness was asked what Was the con.
dition Of the ice on the l2th Of June,
and replied: It was very much
broken and thrown NJ 10 ridges. A
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Mayor Owsley's new building on
East Park street II nearing compile
ton.
The Mou'ton boys were down to
day eashing their checks, It being
pay day At that mine.
The trial Of Bob aooton ct Helena
on Tuesday, resulted In his discharge
for want Of evidence.
Mantle l. Marsh have removed
their insurance Office to the Matthews
building, on F.. Granite street.
War6eld's VAUDEVILLE stage Il do
Ing y thriving business. A trip 10
now made at the close Of the theatre
every night.
Tonight h pssitively the last ap-
pearance Of the Nellie Boyd Dramat-
ic troupe. Que Of their best and
greatest bills will he presented.
In addition IL the fine music fur.
nishcd Ly the Nellie boyd Dramatic
Company, an enlarged orchestra will
add to the attractions Of the occasion
tonight.
The total number Of brick purchas-
ed by father Dolls for the new Cath0-
lie Church, amounts to over 40, 600,
instead Of O.a'0 a. stated in yester-
days MlxER.
Hugh Bennett will join the city
street improvement force until $500
1ne and costs Of prosecution on Q
charge Of drunkenness second offence,
are worked out.
The Mccarthy troupe have In their
company one star not mentioned IN
the bills. 'Isruno," . handsome
and intelligent Newfoundland dog,
accompanies Mr. Mccarthy in al his
travels, and becomes - popular with
the guests ut the hotels, - do the
troupe with the audiences which wit
neGs their entertainments.
The adaptability Of tho soil and
climate Of Montana for the culture Of
fruit has often been questioned, but
that the harder varieties Of apples
can be grown to advantage has been
fully demonstrated by the success ii
Hon. w. f.. Bass, who has . fine or
chard in Bitter Root valley. The
Red Astrachan, Duehess q Olen6erl
and Wealthy varieties have proved
the best producers. The MINER trav-
cling agent, Mr. J. d. Phillips, whe
has recently made trip through the
valley, brought with him samples Of
the varieties mentioned, from Mr..
Bass orchard. which are fully - nne
~ any Of the imported apples sold In
our market.
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Pso0 ~ DAILY e Rrinav.
BUTTE ABROAD.
Not q Boom, but Steady, Lesfta-
mate Growth.

The following excerpt from the
Salt Lake Tribune Of the 18th infant
10 In such perfect accord with the
views OF our leading business men.
recently published in the MINER.
that We reproduce It - evidence that
Others look upon Butte and its pros.
pects, 'rOin the same common sense
standpoint: among all the min.
ing camps Of the coast, in our jude.
ment, Butte, Montana, 10 to 10 one
VI the longest-lived and most steadi-
y prosperous. The ores are hard to
mine and to work; it requires heavy
capital to place a mining enterprise
there On . paying basis, but there il
. fair profit in working
the ore and there h more
orc than any other camp on the
coast ever showed. These last two
facts insure the permanency OF the
place. There are already more than
100 stamps dropping steadily In the
district: there are thpee or four ex-
tcnsivc copper-rejuction works, and
these will be increased Indefinitely
In the future, for the ore h there.
This year the Lexington Company
has expended s., 600. O0O In the camp.
1t has erected the finest fify-stamp
silver mill on earth, and h driving
down upon the lode with superb en-
ergy. BY next year the Anaconda
and st. Lawrence and othesD will be.
gin to make u noise, aud the mines
that were almost name!ess year ago
are spoken Of with oil respect to-day.
Aud ~ each mitle h opened this fact
Is made apparent: there Il to be WORK
for great many men, there rs to be
heavy demand for supplies Of food,
fuel, thinkers, miners tools, powder,
and the thousand other demands of .
mining camp, and above all there Is
to lie a steady prrlit to the men who
invest capital prutlently. While we
do not expect to record tl,at u few
men have absorbed ail the profits Of
the mines and all the earnings OF the
people, ~ has been done in other
can'l~ ON the coast we do expect that
ut least the verdict will be that Butte
has given more men employment
aud has returned to more capitalists
4 generous interest on their money,
than any other mining district on the
coast"
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New Strike.

Robert Ncslinn made gsDod strike
in the t;",dflint, owned BY himself
md John a. I.cyga:. yesterday. The
surface groupings of this ledge ass"ye''
:sx) and 3,W ounces, and the owners
concluded 10 drive 4 tunnel into the
,r,,un,u;u ~ strike the !e'lge ut low
~r .l..r,h. The tunnel yesterday GU;
the vein, showing tw" feet Of ore
wLicl, expert, pronounce very high
grade. The q 'lslt!imt Is about 'o"r
miles northwest Of Butte. in the co.,
ncr Of Independence district, and al
the limit Of mineral tearing r'Hrx :"
this region.
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Territorial Notes.

smallpox Is reported on the HeIe-
M and Benton stage road.
The hospital ut Fort Ellis is report
Ell to have been burned to the ground
on Wednesday last.
Its predicted fer Dillon that 1t
will have 500 inhabitants before the
cad Of the present decade.
Valuable hot springs have been dis
covered and located near Cinnabar
Mountain, in the Yellowstone valley.
Ida Ray died ut Helena on Wednes-
day afternoon from the effects u the
pistol wound indicted by herself Oh
sunday morning.
The cave on two men 1T the Greg
Org mine near Jefferson City. was
not 50 serious ~ reported. Both men
have been rescued without injury to
either.
A Swe.ic employed III blasting on
the Nor. b. IN Pacific near Bri.lgeville.
was blown into the Ga)latin river last
week Ivy the premature discharge Of
a blast. He was not much hurt.
The coiored man whose head was
nearly cut or b. another colored
brother ut Benton some months since.
and who has BEEN confined IN the
i.il ut Helena TO act ~ witness In the
case Mt the next term OF court, mas
bc.n released, his astailant having
died last week 0f consumption.
4 The Helena Independent says: I'VE
understand that the Union Pacific
railroad officers 1T Omaha are dissat-
is,ie.i with the present location OF the
ie,,,t ut Deer Lodge. 1t Is ut pres
emf located west of the river, aud they
desire that it lie moved across ON the
same side on which the tewn b ST.
uate,l. The change would BE- welcome
to the citizens Of Deer Lodge, ~ Il
would he more convenient in all re-
s,,ec,s. The change would lie q be"e-
A. 10 both town aud railrosd."
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At thu 0chlessingcr rattle last
night No. Is won the splendid span
Of back horses, top buggy aud set Of
harness, and Martin Albies, the jew.
ellef on Main street Was the lucky
man.
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EASTMAN, Ga, Oct. 9.-At one
O'Clock today Ridgeley Powell. 81
mon O'Quiun. Joe King, Bob bon.
aldson and Ella Moore, negroes, were
hanged In the Jail yard, for compiled
ty IL the riot here August 9th, at q
camp meeting, In which young
white man named James Harvard
was set u,,on by the Infatuated moo
and, after leing shot hy one Of the
meu, was beaten almost to jelly hy
Others. The women raisetl the lsrst
howl, which excited the mob tO des-
perate work.
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Return Home of the aorDo
Guards.

LONDON, Oct. M.-The K0rse
Guards who returned from Egypt
marched through London to-day
taking Unexpectedly the route by
way OF Islington. The weather II
fine. Their reception along the
whole route, over six miles long, was
enthusiastic to q remarkable extent.
On their arrival at the Albany lar
racks in London they were received
~ the Prince aud Princess Of Wales.
The Life Guards met with NO loss.
They had hearty greeting ut Wind
s0r,
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0csang Vercin LiederHaus.

There will lie q special meeting on
Sunday at :: =, M, at the hall, Cap
lice building. Members requested 10
attend. Business vi importance.
Fine Extra Vcrsan,lung dies Ver.
einsl linGet Sonntag Naclnniittag 3
Chr staff i'm Vereins local. Driu-
gende (;e-haefe wcrlen zur verland-
lung KOinen. und saemtliche Nit
glitsler ersucht puenktlich "a ersch-
einen. I'm auitrage dcs rnesident-
en-. EDWIN Il. LETTER,
N.tN It secretary.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The first Quarterly Meeting Of the
present Conference will Ike held In
Mountain View N. f.. Church, Sun-
day, Oct. -, Revs. +. a. 1liggin and
w. w. Van Orsllpl officiating.
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Renshaw Opera House.

The emotional five act drama,
"Ea>' Lynne" was presented, last
night. '.y the Nellie Boyd Dramatic
Company ,oa full house. But few
Mta'r:"ai combinations have been
::."., / with SD nach popular favor.
III Butte. rs this company. Their
h"u-'- have been invariably g"tna AMI
Their cat r;a;nm"nts exceptionally
We'll received. In "i::as! Lynne
la.i n;-i,, Miss Nellie Boyd, by her
t''s;riin- AMI realistic acting in the
dual characters of Lady Is;ats:l aud
Madam" Vine, 'lis,,layesi \ high order
"'ral,r.;ir talent. The Barl'ara Hare
VII. geo. and the Arrl,iio!.i Carlisle.
Sir Fr"n"i- Levi-"n and I.o,d Mount
Sry'rn. List night, were all rendered
III rxr'!'ct taste.
ia" play tn-niyh. l.; the gr:a: ro-
Mihtir Drama tn" "Twu Orphans"
>-~eO
A Montana Murderer Arrested.
\ "r..'an.l. Oregon, di.Ir.icl, IL
~" sam :.r-m' i>s.o fN.'oa;;c,c says /:
hi"'iy Sheriff Gray. "f Montana.
VII" ir:i"el here to-day in search Of
Williams Mansfield, indicted for the
Hitii'i"r 0t the bridge C.arlNnter ut the
'""t Of the Northern Pacific railway
som: Tins. since, found his man In
'"' county Jail awaiting the action
" u" Grand Jury OH u charge Of bur =.
vary, committed here . few days
Slice Mansfield II M ex-cOnvict
aad II Il very hard case.
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Reconciliation Of the Egyptian
Army.

CAIRO, Oct. :a.-The Council Of
Minister adopted the preliminary
scheme Of Baker Pasha for the re0r.
ganixation Of the Egyptian army:
Baker Pasha recommends the field
officers Of each regiment, battalion,
battery, etc., to be half British and
half Egyptian, and the other 0llcen
from the ranks Of cantain downward
to be selected from Egyptians, Abb
mans and Others already In ther ser.
vice Of the Khedive.
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Mrs. Liver,norc wrote recently In .
private letter: 1.-THE newspaper Of
Baltimore are greatly improved now
that women are employed as regular
writer's on the staff"
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Opening Of the Railroad By q
0Fan0 0IOuruao0.

Aessrs. Word and Blickensderfer
Of the Utah 4 Northern, have ten
deFed the citizens Of Deer Lodgesa
train for an excunion party to Butte
next Monday. The train will leave
Deer Lodge ct 9 .. m; arrive at Race
Track $50, Warm Springs 9.55, Stu
art 1915, Silver Bow junction IL,
and arrive In Butte at 1l.30. It will
leave Butte on it, return trip go p.
m. The construction company win
turn over the road to the Union Pa
cific authorities after Monday, when
regular passenger can will be put on
and . time schedule arranged.
Al It h expected that . number Of
our Deer Lodge neighboIs viii avail
themselves Of the opportunity to
make = gala day Of the occasion, to
eelebrate the event which brings the
city Of the valley aud the silver city
within two hours Of each osher By
rail, 1t b suggested that the citizens
Of Butte give them fitting reception.
Let our people 90 GU nsassc, with mu-
sic, and carriages, and banners I'M
farled, to the depot at 1l.3O next
Monday to escort the visitors 10 the
courthouse or other public place,
where the eloquent speakers Of both
cities may interchange encomiums
upon the energy which has accom-
plished 20 felicitous q result, and give
expression to the neighboriy feeling
which has always existed bstweea
the people Of the valley and the in
habitants Of the Butte city. We hope
that call for Q meeting will be made
to-day, for the purpose q arranging
proper reception.
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Tho Oreeou Senatorial Yisht.

SALEM, Oregon, Oct. 20.-The
Stalwarts In conference last night de.
cided to stand by Mitchell to the end
Of the session. Mitchell In an open
letter says he IL In the hands Of his
friends. The anti Mitchell Republi.
cans also held . meeting last night
and decided to hold 0ui.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-21

CHICAGO, Oct. N.-The New York,
Chicago 4 Ct. Louis road will open
for passenger and freight business
between Fort Wayne aud Buffalo
but the opening ct this end will he
delayed two weeks or more, the COM
pany desiring to get everything In
1int-class condition. Seventy-two
line AGENTS and general freight agents
left here for Colorado and New Mex.
leo on an excursion In . special tram
over the Burlington route last night.
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Walls ervilla. Oct. y, Of
spinal M+nIng1,itis. Alpheus w.. y0ang.
ct enn of John A and Mary l.. Csmp6stt,
eeol four years, two months aud twenty
days.
Funeral from family reAidas,ee se Wal
kesville 70 nsosr0w at O'Clock r. NJ.
Prisnds Of the family are respecl 'ully in
vieed 70 attend.
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Married.

In st. Johns church. Butte. NJ. T..
Oct. 18th, lSs22, by the Rev. G. o.
Till.,tson, William w. Currie and
Miss Nellie Arlington, all III Butte.
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Proposed 0400108 az Iot00jOt0O.
DUBLIN. Oct. 0.-Parnell issued .
whip to his supporters, inviting them
to meet In the conference room Of the
Commons previous to the reaasem-
bling Of Parliament, when business
II great importance. including the
imprisonment Of E. Dwyer Gray will
be discussed.
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Plenty Of FUN 1t Centenniol
Brewery.

schmidt 4 Gamer lave butt Q
large brick saloon adjoining the Cen
tcnnial Brewery, and on sunday iE.
vite their friends to come down and
have q bully time. Oct2l-:.
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TERRITORIAL NEW 8.
Cu!led from the Columns Of Our
Exchanges.

Alontv:,!e i, the name VI . new
town in Western Montana.
The Judith Cattle Company began
he fall mum. up on the nth inst.
Billings has constructed :47 build
ings Of all cla.ses during tho lssst sea-
son.
The trial If Mike Lynch for killing
James Finr, at Barker, resulted In
the ac.iuittal Of the defendant.
A meeting Of the Montana ARricul-
turai, Mineral and Mechanical
Association, In ether words the
Territorial Fair Association, will be
held in Helena on the I'D, to elect q
new Board Of Directors.
The driver of the Benton coach
which arrived ut Helena on the 18th
inst, and also the passengers, report
that there is 10 sign Of smallpox at
any ls,int along the Benton road, and
that everybody at Townsend's Is
we'll. 1t seems that 1t has Leen all
scare and no smallpox.
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ALunat,c':s Explanation.

The insane often entertain the
NEST ludicrMis idea Of their own con-
ditiou. There is man in an asylum
In one Of the ne:gab0ring states, who
became insane In consequence Of q
failure In business. He explains the
reason Of his Incarceration ~ follows:
II am here because Of mere mistake
in business. was engaged during
the winter in making mosquitoes
wings, which ! "xps.'tt'sl to sell IN
the summer. mad ten thousand Of
them ON hand when the season
opened. but unfortunately had for
gotten to mike them in rairs. They
were all left-hamfied wings, and corr
sequently lost the sale Of them, and
was compelled IN suspend payment. :"
He relates this story with q gravity
and carnestne-s which testit'es to the
sincerity Of his own belief in the ex-
PLANTATION.
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Moro Foollng With the North
Pole.

LONDON, Oct. .0.-From the report
made by the commander Of tn.
steamer Louise, q trading vessel
which endeavored tO reach the
mouth Of the Yenesei river, In conf
pauy with the Dutch Arctic Expedi-
ti0u ship Wanna, II h considered both
the Varna and . vessel Of the Danish
Arctic Expedition are In . danger
ous position ~ they were both 6esct
by Ice In Karaza about eight miles
from the continent.
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che bismarck bridge Is completed
and will Le tested on the Fist instant
,,y running ten heavy locomotives
over the structure.
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H. II. Hunt and daughter, Of Silver
st.r are visiting friends in the city.
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There are thr. hundred and fifty-
nine l,erscns in Prussia which are
over one hundred years ole. OF
these one hundred aud twenty.etght
are men, two hun :irctl and thirty.une
women. Only twelve nDe:, aud ntne
women had been unmarried.
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Charles Thorne Esq, travelling
agent for the Utah L Northern rail-
road. has presented to George New
kirk curio, which forms an inter-
es,;ng addition to that gentleman s
handsome cabinet. At first glance
this specimen looks rs though 1t
might be the petrifacti"n Of u huge
Cobra de Capc!lo, ha wing the general
shape, with dilatsd neck and back Of
that deadly serpent; but upon closer
examination, 1t IL evidently willow
root, which shooting out from tie
parent trunk, has forced It's way
through stone aid gravel, sometimes
growing about the stones and embed
ding them in its own Indy, thus pro-
duciny the corrugated surface and
serpentine shape which causes the
resemblance to u snake. 1t was
found ut the Tetons u, the Wood
River road.
Tie con fi.leuce man who undertook
I" swiad the Sisters Hospital u few
days since. registered Mt the Centen-
NAL Hotel ~ &C. W. Mr3Helllsa. r..
II. D." The initials may stand for
''Railroad Department" or fright
ready aleadl,eat." He assumes lame
arm and asks bystauder to register
for him. lie Is on luis travels down
the Utah & Northern road.
The Lavalle building on West
/, Parl; street, which was burned out
last Monaay night, is being recon-
structed and will he ready for "ccs,-
pancy again in few days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18
A G.EAT Es2l#ss Sp:t:.fiC.
Dr.. kaydsek's New Liver Pills.

Are the re grains and of health and the greatest
blessing that Stieace has given the world
ALL OVER THIS VAST COUNTRY
THE PEOPLE KNOW THEM,
TIE PEOPLE USE THIN!
THE PEOPLE PRAISE THEN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18

UrIu9, I'llt t'theI uIstCs liII1
and de1.a.
isr MiEFISc viii acrce 20 forfeit Five Nsn;raa
Ij.iiu - # this kind the SIiAL t.:t"io5S
(n,iar his special advice and :ratmclt} viii
IRE, for anything t,re or injurious tt III it, IGi
* al Private Diseases sI' cGs3ty without
rlerc,,+v .s.lst!o:, fee TA3fvu-h ex2lnin4
t.u4 ami ADVICE Ac. In analysis ii urine, 5 r. PrsGc
i Vital restorative. s. t9 bottle Or four times
he quantity SO o. any address upon receipt
TcG. o. D. from 0bSaryatlHE, AID III prvat
rrsre if desired by 4. l.. NsETIE, ~ ID.
Ii KeaTney Street San francisco. Cal.
DR.. NiNTsE'a EIN.>t4f PEHEbf. NEPH.
r. TIrIToE cures ell nds of Kidney and Bladder
. ast Gono.rhona. elect LcUcOrrhca For sale ty t. l.
,ar and Gee g. ThaXtsr, Druggists Carson CITY SO
b title six bottles for s. 90.
DIR. NANTES ID RNDELtSN PILLS are tx
3, end cheapest EYs PERSIA and I!iE.oC~
r, the ,rarkc. sale ~ r. F. Foster and George &
IN lxtcr, druggists Carson tES5 mhl7 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-10
Nermifcbte Sepefbem aus
NS ctu -Morf

Nenz Yort, 8. Sauuar.-9r. Sbeobpr
6auemeper, oefen .Suderraffiuerie in gSils
liaulsburg geiteru nieoerbrannte, idGtt lei
nen yerlrit auf S1,500,000. Die Serilde=
rllng betrdqt etipa $7S3,000.
- Sobn q. Sartels, rs Sabre alt, iprang
orer ficl gegen l llbr beute friib ans einem
Tenircr inn oritten Stodperfe in gtr. 329,
Sit= 20. Stra6e, uno puroe au9enblidltt
9etOotet.
- Oscar gSilS, Der brittIte Yoet unb
apoitcl Der Aeltbetit, bielt beute 4benO einen
Sortrag Dor einem ;ablreifen unb faIbtonab=
len Tnblitun III Der n9bidcring Salle. A."
Grin Sbema mar rbie englilt,e Renailiance, Z"
ipeld,e, iuie er iagte, Sas Sserf Der @eltbetiz
ter III.
- $etcr Masuire mnroe beute %benb in
einsm Streite nit einem &ameraoeu wabts
ifeiulib tootli6 perlttt. Sein @eguer
bobrte ibm ben ipiten Stiel zines anltreis
dlerpiniels IN ben &Ideu, unb eaS Solj oraug
thm IN Die Sungc.
- Sobm Butter, Elm Werftdrbeiter, iuuroe
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