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3eid,enrduber perurtbeilt.

8idmopo, 3d., 10. 9e3.-0ie bier
unldngft bier perbufteten 2eifenrGuber iino
inter Der 4ntlage, aus Dem gieger@armeu'
iriebbofe 9ei9eu seifobleu iu baben, i'm 9riz
minalgerid)t pro3.ifirt, iiberfiibrt unb gu
ieds Wonateu @efdnsnibbaft perurtbeilt
morben. Sater unb 8oone, 3tpei alte Serz
BREEDER, bic ben 9eidenraub idon ieit lange'
rer Belt els grmerbssmeig betrtebeI baben,
ifienen burd bas llrtheil nidt idtuer betrof'
fen III ieiu, oagegen maren Wereoitb uub
Smith, suei junse Stubenten Der Webi3tu,
,,,,, -; as sro 81 IN mo
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Or. Maospae'e..
Sar(apartfftan-
2eforp ent.
Der groBs Slntreiaigsr,

Sur bic SeiIrrB 6roniber srartbeiten, ererbt.r
ptsr anoerer Scrrpbeln in ben 9uugen ober bem mo-
gen, eer 8out oesr ben SnosH, BEN 6leil5 ODER ss,,
Nsrosn, pelde bds Blut reraifter WV
Gtronti6e arantteten, Snpt srfras, berborbsns
der 9abttus. GppbiIis unS generie, SieberlpirnSsn
trputidbe uro alte @ei6uiirs, Sal,fius. cn3IfSSs
arantge;t psise SdpeIliueeu, Grinbt0pf yebdrnurts
terIeoeH Srebs, 3riienibpeluuaen, srotsn @S.
setruns sss servers, PuiitIn uno NISI9ldae Stmd,
rem, 8nspepite, gerens lrb 8laieneibeu cbrsrifbsr
8belmatisnlu8 ilnb Slot, Sfbipinb'ubt 8IaIenifsin
unn gries iotpte Abdrten Der pbgen Rran.beiten sS
nen bisWeilcn nnhere Nnmen 9esebsn iperben.
Set Apotbetern fir etusu Dollar D.,
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S1intnbiuht

Die srobe Ta6t bteies SeiImittsIS offerbart E5 ID
RrnntbeieT bic ben Cob teTbeiflBren brpbsn ut. Ia
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&rdnbih

9rauo Sorts, S.zS., ~. Oe;ember.
-Gn Der uergangenen yfad)t brad bier eiu
Srano aus, Der @aIemel s pbotographiidles
Gtabliiisment, BEN oSttolpu Saloou," ben
,goftoner aleioerlaoeu," WtaloreDs Sarz
bierftube, Or. SObuion'S Biireau, Hutb 5
@rocerp, cine Qpotbefe, bic Siireaur Der
&umdlte @ebfcr, Ic@ilmap, BURROWS unb
ct. Suiicn uno s. 8. Safer's @rocerp ser
itOrte. Gs mange!te al gSalier sur Setdna
pIung SCr 6laminen, uno besbalb mar Die
5eusrmebr madtlos. Wiebrere Siirger oers
loren ihrc gan5e Sabe. Der @eiammtuers
Iuit belauft it'd uuf 100000 uro 1T bod
ftns ;ur Salite burt Seriideruug gebedt.
@oritcaua, Ger., 10. 0e3br. - Der
Srano, Der geItsrn bier Withete, bot eineu
Sduben uou 100000 bis 100000 asses
ridtet.
Softon, 10. 9e,ember, II llbr Is Wiu.
Nadts.-0er 5euerpebr iit oeben General
alarm gegeben poroen. Oas fiinift0dige
3iegelfteingebdube all Der gfe Der Neu.
@aibingtonz unb @ornbia> >SraSe, bon ben
9&nfieuz uno MunitionsbGnblern Sobn y.
Qorsn & S0bnen als @ei6Gftslotal benust,
iiebt in Slamrlen. Sas Seuer entftano in
sSolge etner Grplofon BON YutrOnen, Der In
furssr !3eit iueitere Setonationen fOlgten.
g9ie ss beiBt, finb St. 9ofuea unb elmer leiz
ner Qrbeiter idper uerlest woroen.
(f12 llbr.) - 0as Seuer 1T, isst unter
@cntrOle. @s muree burd cine @aserplos
iiou i'm &eller bes @ebGubes oc1uriadt,
bnrd peld|e 0arren 2ouell unO Der Nadtz
madter Sstar Yrnon idltper i'm @etdte.
am Salie unb an ben Sduosu uerbranut
pnrben. Die Serlebten murben mad einem
nabe gelegenen Sotel gebrad,t uuo bort bon
einem Ar,te perbunbeu. Teueripebrleute
idlsppten Die Yatrouen unS mebrere Buluers
fGShen, sic fd in bsm 9ebduoe befnubsn,
nod rstt;eitis uuf bic Strube. 0ot rrploz
birteu eirigs Siifen Yatroneu unO uerurIads ;
ten eineu gcnaliigen Yanif. Ser &srtb oeS
2agers belief fidJ AMI $125,O0O, Die Ser
iideruug betrGgt $4,000. Sas @ebGuoe in
;rm Setrage RON $4,000 beidabigt.
SO on, 90. 9e;ember.- @siammtz
i6aben belauft iid auf 100000.
Srooflpn, H.<y., 10. 9e,ember. -
Die n@otbice Dali, melte bonn 3. &esiment
als 9Hafieniaal benutt puroe, ging beute
Gbeuo in 6lammen auf. Der Ssrluft oes
&egiments betrd9t $1,000, Der bes Staatts
$15, 900 unS ser bes Gigeutbiimers bes Sc
bduoes $4,000. Die Ssuernebrleute @rombte
uno Curtin murben burd) eineu berabftiirz
senbeu SQlfen id]mer perlebt.
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Mthf fhuf6io.

Bougbteepfie, N..Y., 10. DECEMBER
Ger Silfs-Sderiff Solanb, ueldjer arge'
tlaat mar, bel Der lesteu gSabl eiueu Siirs
ger beifoden ;u babeu, tuurbe hente fret ge'
Inrod1pn
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Gbinefiide8 nnb SapanriiiAes.


ar,Sran5iSco ~. Deg. - Der
9ampfer rSslsic" BON 6ouStOng un6 Y)Otoz
bamu bringt fOlgsnoe YOitnadri6ten
SONGS Song, %. Roo. - S5n Canton
miitbete an :. uno 8. gfooember Elm groBeS
Seuer. ahtbunbert SGuier pur6en In aide
selegt, uHb uiels WenIfenIeben gingen Der
loren. Suuisnbe BON Stebeu fellteu fit,
ein. Ga fam Su einem beftigen &i spts
ldben ibnen nro ben Ginmobnern, 10 oaB Der
SicetOnig nit elmer Itarfen Abtbeilung Col
baten CUR Stelle ellen muBte. Seiu 2ebeu
mar in ben eugen Straben mebrfad III Sc
iabr.
9ud in Soo.@ @botu braunte ss am 4. uuS
5. giopember. llngefdbr 200 oauier uurOen
,erf6rt. SiiHi Yeriunen tamen in ben SLAMS
men nm s Seben.
Yrin, Sung, Der Sbeim oes regierenben
SaiisrS, YrGibent 6es Staat8~S Setretariats
rno oss Auswdrtiseu Qmts uub Wiiniter
bes taiierlIhen Qanics, Die einfuGreidJlte
Yeri0nlidteit in Der d)inefiben Re9ierlu9,
lie9t i'm Sterbsn.
@roBe 6ineiiidle Sruppsnmaien lageru
III Der 9iGhe Der Sauptitaot BON Sontin, nm
ipeiteren @roberun9en Der 6ranioien entge>
gen3utreten.
5Sio, Der &icet0nig BON Ranfing, bat eiusu
gefGbrliden Shlaganiall gebabt.
2i-Sungz Si6ang, Der Yrdioent beS 9rOz
seu Setretariat8, (StaatSmifiiter) betreibt
Die Srgnniiirung Der Slotte nit GROCER Gusrs
gle uno bat iueitere SOrpeOobuOte in 0eutid)-
lan0 beitsut.
Sr. Youne, Der Ser. Staateus@sianbts,
fttllte 6oS @eiu6 nm Grrenuung etneS &nes
rifaners gum General SnipettOr Der 30lle in
6orsu, boh nurbe OoS Nmt einem GnglGns
Der, yiamenS Carroll, ;ugeIa9t.
Notohama, /. 0e3. - Sapan bat nit
Screa eincn Sertrag abgeifloiien, woriu
Inn 8eitattet uirb, bic @ren3en Der japanes
iIdcu Infeblung in &Orea au83uoebnen, Elm
Eeuss Foitamt ausulegen uno feline Diploma
tiihen 4genteu i'm 2anoe reiieu gu laifen.
Ser Sanoel Swii6en japare1ifeu SGfell
uno ruifideu SGfen al Der iibiriideu 6iiiie
bat id msrfpiirbig gebobeH.
Gs bat augsmeineS Gritaunen beroOrges
rufcn, baB bic japanefihe &egieruug, mel4e
bisbar sin GROCER SeinO Der Auswauoeruug
un6 hauptadlid oeS 8ult.@rports mar, Dem
9rGugen du6eren Ginfuie5 na6gegeben uno
ibre Giumilligung 3ur ueberfiihrung elmer
NnSubl japansfider 9anoarbeiter mad ben
Sapaiiideu Suielu ertbeilt bat.
Gs miro elm argebli6 bonn foreaniiheu
SOf helriibrenoer GrlaB Uer0fientliAt, morin
ertlGrt mirb, baB Der S0nig pom Sorea teine
Gtrnsubungeu gc9en ben Sertebr nit Dem
Qusiouo erbebc.
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Gin Sffi,ier umaefpmme,.

gSafbtugtsn, 10. 0s,ember.-Senes
ral Greet benadridtigt oas &riessbeparte-
ment, bab 9ieuteuant u. Il. Serbian BON 8.
@apalleriez Reeinent, Der ii6 BON Camp
Serbe, Grt;Ona, Dor bier Sasen auf Die
Sasb besab, mad LANCER Guide oils 2etde
aufgefunbeu porbeu ift. 9Sie er umgefoms
mon IN mod, nj Tht hpfnufrt
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SohureSuffipu.

YB6niroilte, Ya., 10. 9e,.-0ie In
ben @alsperfen Der sBbOuir Srou.@Oms
pnnp" anseitellteu YuObler fiub beuaHrtd'
tigt tporben, oaB bonn l. Sanuar an tbre
2obne nuf 81 pro Come rebu3irt tperben
tpiiroen; Die 20bue Der iibrigen 4rbeter in
ben 8ertsn iperben nm Yro,eut reOu3irt
mPrAPu
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Sure GdbcIccpciei,cIt.

- Der englildje General. YOlmeiIter Sam
Cctt Der 10 lhWsr ertrautt mar, beiiuOet id
auf Der Sciierung.
- Ste Standardization Der neueu suI
liiden 3inn. .Sjrmeu, Die inusrhalb Der lee
ten IA Gage Iuujrt babsu, belauieu iid ali
100000.
- @uuton @ai in WoriUid), Ger BObu
p!Ot bes GarlS bon Suiiiel0, muroe g;iterl
burd Seucr 3erftUrt.
- &cu. 3r. 6ruuciS Gloie, Dean Uor
Carlisle, GugIanS, iarb geiteru.
Gin 9Siener Slatt marn,e gelteru Abeui
Dor Serititeu, lpeId)e 9tuBlauO ieinoieligC
Abfdten ;uidrRiben.
- Sn Dem grOBen yano YrO;eIie BinauS
gsgcn WodenSie, Der 81 @biuburg idwebte
murbe gefern Der Sldger abgeWieleu mt
Inn Sedang Ger Soften auierlsgt.
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q &c u.
GaIrpli audi rebciliiiI


81 m, 10. 9s;br. - Sr Der Dsputirtsn
Sommer bsmertte bsute @airOli wdbrsuS
Ger 9ebatte oes bon Oepretis eingebradtelt
Earlamentsz szSersiSisuugs -@elebes, ba6 CT
Der Sorlage OppOuiren miilIe uub bsouuere,
in Oieier Sade Nas Sabiuet utdt uuteritiit-
ssu III t0nnsn.
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&am an ben lIure6terf.

gSabesboro', I.=G., 10. 0e;erbsr.-
Ssuts frlb sriH Der Steueragent Charles
Yerfins ben Reoatteur William Saulep OIL,
neil er iid burd etneu Irtitel belielbs1 be'
letbtet fiblte. Sanlep mebrte ft uuS brad
te Pertius brst S4ubwuuoeu BE-.
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Der quite ScoDilIe unb iein liebe8
gSeib iptcber Sereirfiat.

icago, 10. Se;eulber. - Die @bez
Sdeibunssrlage Der Srau Scouille ift ;us
riidge3ogen tporoen, uno eS beiBt, oaB bic
@atten fif tpieber geeinigt baben unb fort.
on frieoli6 nit chamber leben mollen.
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-&rnmmer~ mhi8fen.

gSaibin9ton, 10. 9eSember. - Dem
Steuer.@ @ommiIidr rpir6 bon bem agenten
Chapman su Ntlauta, @a., gemeloet, oaB
in Bidenss @ountp, @a., lester Gage 3ebn
ungeeelite grennsreieu, in benen $4,000
@allonen @bistep nit Seidlag belegt purs
ben, entbedt unO feds 9Irbeiter oerielben uer'
hnitPt mnrhen finh
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1eS Nebeu8 ntiISe.

@aloeit ON, Ser, 10. 0e3ember.-Ius
9ro.sbsd tpirb gemeloet, oaB iid3 baielbit etn
Nann, Der geitern erit anlan9te uuo iid Sas.
U. Snopben BON @ranb &apios, Dfid.,
nannte, entleibt bot, inbem er iid ben 9als
SurS1SHY1itt
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Gas Gnhe eines GiIenbabnfrieas

NewsYort, 10. 9e;ember.-0is Yrd'
fbenten, Sice Yrdfbenten uub @eiddftss
fiibrer Der 8abnen bon Californian, rpelfe
bier ieit mebrereu Sagen i'm r@iubiors9oz
tel" conferirt baben, babeu iid bis auf ,tpei
ooer brei unpidtigere Yunfte geeinigt.
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Nm eak Gubiffurf

Ees tam teire beNae Barantie fur Der Bertb bon
espissu perben, ais hie eIenoen Grb rusIoien Sab>
atmtnssr eerIeIteu. G5 eisbt iotuobl ate ..ReioI.
bsnts. F." ala uuS .@eIefs" Urb ,.Bius." Se9et Gue
bDr une bsrlhuaet rlr Rno1aRe uno nttet earants
baS her SAME .RabipG9" Rd au BEN astau,teu artts
tel bei.rss. i5Ritl9. .4pTs5ate,
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Gin @,roerfrieo in stusddt,

9enUer, @Ol., -. 8e,.-Sn @uiters
Gouutp berrift groBe aurregurs inter ben
GiirgerH, oa Die @ommiiiare bas @eridt
Se8 @ountps BON &oiitu nod Siloers@lifi
III prrlegen gebenfen. Die Sepobner BON
0ioita mOllen fd 9as ni6t gefallen laiien
uuo I'M giotbfaae ieben 8eriud, bic Gtteu
bes @eridts su entfernsn, nit gSaHengeWalt
uereitelu. g8as aus Der Geididte meroeu
tpirb, LIT nift ab3uieben, bod miro befiirt=
tet, bah eS ,um 8lutuerqieBen tommen wiro.
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Sas GnSc cincs Siebcspaares.

&odefer, N.=y., 10. DECEMBER. -
@efern losirten fit in einem biet9eu Sotel
Sbomas 0ople unb Satie U. Diorgau, Der
@rfteR bon Sangerfiel6 unb oaS Ndbdeu
bon @lapuile, Elm. Die jnrgen 0eute was
rem ibren @ltern entlaufen, ba bieielben III
rer Ssiratb opponirteu. Seute iriib ianb
man fie tobt in tbr.m i3tmmer por - iie
batten Die 9aaflamme ausgeblaien uuo ftuo
Surcl QeudltuaS eritift morbeu.
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marft uuS 3prIe.

gtperpooL 10. 3c,, 1880 giahm. -
SanmwOlic Niittelortc SberlGubsr 81,
90. Sem. Orleans 61l16. 9ieSertauic betru
gen 10000 Saueu, Spetulatiou mo aus
iutr 1000, 3ufubr $500, Oaruuter 10000
amCrifaniibe.
goubOu, 70. 0eScmber.- Staatcu,
SbltgutiOnsu: 4prOi. l23t. Ditto 4i=pro;
11Gt, 30. perlGu9erte 5spro;. 10G.-N. & IS.
gS. 5ia, 90. 2. Iii, Grie Al, 90. .. 1905.
N..Y. Central 1Gjf, S1S. Central $50
Ysnni. Central 62g, Reaoing 2St, Ontario
&efern 2if, Otilpautee-St. Bunl Common
t12
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TrciaeSprp d, en- nnS entlaiIen.

@olumbus, O., 10. Ss,.-0as Ser
fabrsn gesen bic 9esislaturmttSlieber 8rigbt
uub Slod fam beute unerpartet ihuea gu
@ube. gSrigbt purbe freigeiprOhen uuo
Die Nntla9e gegen Slod abgenieIeu.
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@an leis: rHaIia uno @abr."a

Rau idide cine Sriefmarte an Ru6mas
& Co., Dir. 80, WGrreI,, @de Der gbur9.
Strabs, Hsw BORT.
w 9eIsbrpng, 9auIsnbe bon Dollars ip,rts. sIss
Gub ,uosiesidt netbeu.
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q II alan B.
Der eu,m an Der sdae Don sbcttloue

Der 2nrm an Der Suiic Don 5cbctlane.
Con o II, 10. 9eibr. - Der Sturm an
Der gtOrbOflfiite BON Sd)ottlano bdlt immer
nod oil. 3rei Sdifie iino geiteitert, uno
ibre Maunidaftsn tounteu uiht gerettet
Usroen.
Cine meme Sanipier,sinie
gOnbOn, 10. 0sjember. - 8it berits
tct mirb, iOl bsmuGdft etne meme 9ampfer.
EiNie 3piiden oeutiden uub frau36iildien Sd
fen mo Canada in's Qeben geruieu wer6eu.
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Der Nbilabelpbier 3ei6enraub

Bh II a6eIp ia, ~. Oe3ember. = Die
@rOsgeidporeneu buben segen Or. 8m. 9.
Torbes, ben anatomiiden Semonitrator an
Ser oSefferions sllniperittdt, att alagen pes
gen 8etbeilisuns on Dem i'm lebanon
Griehhofe" beaanaenen 2ei6enraub erhoben.
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Gin Dolar pro Tlaf&e.
IaSwab's &esulirenoe Yiaea.
SOntOmmsne Yursuu;eu, ltuSsruOs abfasr
mittel, tpirtsu obue Sdmer, fets
,uuerldifg uuO natiirli1 In
ibrer Operation.
Gin besetabilifbe8 GrfaemitteI
fur Galpmel.

BcIior1men oSns iesIi5en BtiseI6mad. elegant mis
ilsem SuRmi g!airt, pursirsn, rs8ulirer. rstRiseu
uuo itarter,
RaewapB pi1len sur BUR auer Rrart5eiteu hes
Rdoens Der Gsber, Der @eSdrme, Der Riereu, bsr
8lafe iotpie fir nsrs6ies 2ppfpeb, Bertppfura Sns
biaeitien 9bSpepie, bi6ie 3uitanbe Sieber. Inter
[eibsent,iubung Sdmorrboiben uno a1e anoerer 2eis
ben bss iluterIebes. Cine boutommene Rlr anrartrt
Rsin besstabilii5, tsine Spur bon Rertpr, Rinsras
len obsr i4aSli4sn GroBuen.
eY- -gar bsa6te foIssnbs Symphonic bon Rrrntsets
ten Der 8srbaiuuesOr9ane: 9erfopfurg, innesIlAt
Sdmorrboiben. BIutipnlurs mad benz aopfe, S6ure TN
yd9sn, uebeIteit, Sob6rsnusn, GteI Dor benz GfIen,
gia9enbrfden iairesIufoBen, Sinieu oher Bsben bss
Sersers erItdenheS GeflbI beiu 2ieaer, Rsbel obsr
Sladsrn Dor @ugen, Siebsr une eunpte S4mer;eu I'm
aopfe, ftpeeneen @t5em, seIbes ausiebsu Der Saut
unS Der NIgsr, Seitsnitetsu, S6mer.eu In Der 8rGa
unS in ben gIisberr, pIosIi4s an!paaHna bon Siss,
Bremen bss SIeiidsS.
Ginise Gcisr bon RnhpGp's SiiIen iperber Boa
Gptem bon allen Obsnssnanntsn 9ran;Petten befreien
Sn ben 2lpOtbetcn gu baben.
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= pa n len.
ssrmsbruns ses aapitaIs Der Sant pOr

Epanier.
Waorio, 10. December. - Su elmer
Seriammluus Der aftteuinbubsr Der nSanl
BON Spanieu," bic beute ftattfuuo, fpurbe BE-
fdloIien, 100000 weitere attien in oer
Wartt 81 bringen.
Refcrmsn perlanst.
Wabrib, 10. Oe5. - Su Der Oeputtr
ten Sammsr uerlaugte beute SeunOr Oomiu
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Vr. so, seore GbarIes StrdRe, isben Monta3
unc Senitls bon riib bis llbr 9lbsubs, sntferut
Sarbe, SontmsriproHen, Rbtbe nnS Seftisteit Ser
Raie tiefe Yoreu, tpilSe 6uare, Rur,elu, Sduppeu
unp 9ruIen Der Ropfbaut, @rtnb, Siiunes, raubes,
trotnes uIS bor;sits cranes 9aar, iopie ale Sauts
ohne tiiuitlite Sdrben, Gm1il obsr tosmete RttsI.
Seibe 9si5ledter tpsrben bs3auoeIt.
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Eefegrap6if9e 9epefdsa.
Mus Der Suubes5auptftaet.

8sri5ts Der ,,Aocitrten Breiie fflr ben ,,Deutiie
9otreiponsentsn.)
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8erdnscruneen, bic BON Eaa IN
2ae nad bem Ge6raud,e beS

Nlaide III hahen.
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I~W%
ber2unsen urb TuberfuIoie, pbtbtFs, Serob5ein,
SppbiIis, S6pinbsn, 9ntnrtlng nnb arsbB ber Mes
rem, 0arnrubr, nrinbaltung, tuo es obne Artpenbna
beS aat9eters SinSerlIng i4ait unb bic i9merssubt
Arfperbung beies S5nftrllmentes unn6tbig mu4t -
Steu unb Cries, unb in allen S6uen BON Gnt,iin6unA
Der @isren unb Der BIais iotpe in 8rorii8er 6dqsa
ban Srdueftranibeiten.
Cine Slni1e entbdlt mebr ntirt'nme ArsneiitoHe ais
ireen6 elm aroeres DitteI, bic flint bis ies E9ee6Fd
boH nbtbtg ma6en, tpa9reno bon Sariapariqtan Elm
fAomo a,.in
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ARIZONA.
An Editor Shot At.

Tucson, May 25th.-A recent number of
the DAILY Citizcn published certain letters of
G. ID. Postcn, and criticised him quite Sc
verely. This morning Poston met J. A.
Whit nore, editor Of the Citizen. at Porter's
Hotel, and without saying word drew re-
volver and fred at Whitmore, missing him.
Poston has been arrested, and will be placed
under bonds. The Citizen will to-day de.
nounce him as a cowardly assassin and bully
Disastrous Con1agration nj Tombstone.
TOMBSTONE, May 25th.-A fire broke out
in the rear of the Tivoli Gardens, on Allen
street, this afternoon about half-past 8
o'clock, and Immediately communicated to
the surrounding structures. The Grand Ho-
tel and the magnificent rooms of the Tomb
stone Club. adjoining, were Immediately en-
veloped in fiames.
The fire spread rapidly, and soon the entire
block between Toughnut and Allen streets,
aud Third and Fourth streets, was in flames
The fire department fought the flames like
heroes, but it was evident from the first that
the heart of the city was doomed.
The flames spread across Allen street and
DESTROYED the entire block to Fremont street,
and again crossed Fourth street. destroying
the block bounded by Allen, Fremont, Third
and Fourth streets Here the flames were
conquered, through the combined aid OF the
firemen, police and deputies under the COM
mand of Sheriff Behan.
The portion of the city destroyed COM
prised almost the entire business portion.
The three principal hotels-the Grand, Cos
mospolitan and Brown's-were reduced to
ashes. The Nugget newspaper office was
completely destroyed, not type or pound OF
stock being rescued from the flames. The
fire spread destruction and Oscillation all
around. Most of the people have pluckily
EXPRESSED a determination to commence to
rebuild Immediately. The entire city would
hare sucoumbed to the flames were II not for
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SHE spRA1NRD HER ANKLE.

Do you want a new item ?" asked a
timid young man, as he nervously ap-
preached the city editor late last night.
The city editor looked up, and, seeing be.
fore him face whose expressiono of concealed
Intellectually bespoke ambition, perhaps,
of literary character, responded Do
we want new item :"
The timid young man, greatly encour-
aged, drew from his pocket rumpled piece
of paper, and, laying it proudly down on
the editors desF, smiled encouragingly and
said Its about accident. l saw it,
and 80 wrote it up myself to save you the
trouble. thought that some time might
want to be q reporter, and 30 want to
show you that ! can write some"
The patient long-suffering editor picked
up the contribution and glanced hurriedly
over it, remarking, "Thank you," and as
the youthful contributor moved hesitating-
ly away, added hurriedly Hold on
minute. What's this! What's this 7"
While trying to walk on the slippery and slmy
sidewalk Mrs r. W. Yansickley fell and sprained
Fifth avenue. She was taken to her home in the
Town Of Lake.
$50 you saw this painful occurrence, did
you? All, you did. Well, then, perhaps
you can tell me how many other streets
besides Madison street and Fifth avenue
intersect on this ladys ankles? Her
ankles are seventeen miles long, amt they
So she was trying to walk on the slippery
and Shiny sidewalk, was she Why didn't
she walk in the middle of the street
Why didn't she go galivanting along on the
tops of the horse. cars or ON the telegraph
wires? And she was taken to her home in
the town of Lake, was she! Why didn't.
some one call the patrol wagon or car
riage. What's the need of bringing the
whole town OF Lake into the heart of tho
city to take disabled woman home ?"
And he looked around for the youthful
contributor. He had gone to see Charley
Ross, -
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METROPOLITAN THEATER

A good house was called out at the Metro
politan Thester last night by the Curtis
troupe. The play is "sAmr Of Posen," and
it was evidently written for the " star " of
the company, N. B. Curtis. who was well
known here as a stock actor few years ago.
but who has recently found the measure Of
his capacity in character acting on the model
Of the Jewish commercial drummer. The
play is a comedy with slices of relodrama
rudely inserted into its composition. It is
light, inconsequential, and has but slender
thread of plot. In literary sense, 1t Is
worthy Of no consideration. When this is
said, it is relief to turn to the company,
which is q pleasing one. It embraces that
old-time actor, Harry Eytings, In a part for
which he is physically, as well as generally,
admirably qualified, but II Is beneath his abil-
ity, ye.J far i; J. y. Long, an old favorite,
e;id Carrie Wyatt, California-developed
actress Of promise, who have light
parts. The real hard work of
the play is done by two ladies--Miss Josie
Wilmere. who makes an Insignificant part
prominent one, and Miss Albina De Mar the
latter giving specimen of dialect and char
acteF personation that is remarkably clever.
Indeed, the lady, as the French woman,
Celeste" manifested more Of ability, and
made deeper impression as to the true art
work OF difficult personatiop, than any other
member OF the company, proving herself to
be very skillful actress and an adept in her
art. A new man, Charles Rosene, was good,
as an Irish porter, and doubled successfully
as Jewish pawnbroker. feat Mr.. Long
could not accomplish with success, as the
broken.down actor. Miss Rouse, Mr. Arm
strong and Mr.. Dalton completed the cast OF
the support" Curtis, the head of the com
pany, assumes the character Of Polish Jew
from Posen, who, from q Bowery .huckster,
rises by honest dealing, wit and native
shrewdness to a position Of trust in a
jswelry establishment, and
becomes its commercial traveller. This
character he takes well. It is testified that
his picture of the street peddler of New York
is not exaggeration. AS "SsmI of Posen"
Curtis has dialect part full Of talk, but with
very little action. His sentences bristle with
sharp sayings, a good many of them being of
the order of popular slang. He presents the
character with less exaggeration than is COM
mon, and succeeds in keeping his audience in
a merry hunor the entire evening. His part
is low comedy one. and probably shows him
at his best. 1t certainly in his hands, how
ever frivolous, wins for him the smiles and
applause of his auditors, and these bring
the duca;s in it makes little difference to him
whether his art is of a very ordinary order or
not. Tonight Saml of Posen" again.
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Death.


AUBURN, May 25tb.-Samuel Putnam,
/ proprietor of the Putnam House, died at 7:90
this morning, after an illness of few days
| duration