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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13
KILL.
4 Man for Fourth of July supper.

On the 4th inst, man, known as Frank
Hill, but whose real name is Newcbmb, was
shot and killed at Moscow at about p. M,
under the following circumstances
EARLY in the forenoon of that day New
comb became turbulent and. quarrelsome
and insulting to both adults and children, on
several occasions, jostling them off the side
walks to the ground. On a former occasion,
he had difficulty with man named Dough.
crty and beat him badly. On tho 18th
he encountered him again in the street and
abused him. Dougherty got out of his
way, after which Newcomb threatened that
he would kill Dougherty before night.
These threats were communicated to Dough.
crty, who determined that he woald keep
out of his way as much as possible, About
six p. m. Dougherty started for his house
in the suburbs of the town. Newcomb
saw him, and followed. Donghcrty passed
through his yard and entered his house.
Newcomb came to the gate and was abou,
to enter, when Dougherty stepped TO the
door and forbade Lis entrance on penalty
of being shot. Newcomb paid no attention
to the caution, but rushed into the yart
and came up within a few feet of tine dool
determined to enter, when Dougherty drew
revolver and shot him, the ball passing
through the liver and nearly through thu
body. Newcomb made some remark, anC
turned, went to his horse near the gate
mounted him, and rode to a saloon in town
| got off and said he was shot, and lay down
and, upon opening his shirt, blood wa
seen and the ball-hole discovered. II
| lived an hour or more and died
The deceased has on several previous oc
casions terrorized the citizens of Moscow b
his lawlessness and threats, and while az
he came to Lewiston and began some dem
onstrations of lawlessness, when the officer
warned him, and ordered him to leave tn
city in haste, and he left. From all we ca
gather, no one, who was at Moscow the da
of the killing, and saw his conduct toward
Dougherty, seem to blame the latter in an
particular. The killing as we write, is b,
ing judieially examined.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13

BRENT SPEECu.-Before the house
committee of the whole on June 2Sth
delegate Brentz made speech, upon the
admission of Washington as state,
which was quite exhaustive, and seem
ingly annihilated the doctrine that
new states should not be admitted till
they had a population equal to the
latest apportionment for representa-
tive in the older states, and asserts
that no such restriction was ever in
tended by the trainers of the constitu
ton and cites the numerous instances
in the admission OF rev states where
no such restriction was ever imposed.
The object of Brentz' speech on thi'
occasion was to induce the House to
make the bill a special order and set il
down for early consideration.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13
PATENTS,

List of patents received at Lewiston Land
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13

Parties can send their receipts to the office by
mail and h.ve their patents returned to them
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13

QpERY.-Fc have been asked the ques-
ton, whether in the event the Repub-
liean party of Idaho, should place Gov
Neil in nomination for Delegate in Con-
gress, would the republicans of North Idaho
vote for him ? We answer the question by
saying. When men want to accomplish any
great and desirable object, through dele
gate or agent, they generally seek a dele
gate or agent who is both competent and
willing to do that work, earnestly and
promptly. One who is Indifferent or hall
in earnest will not receive hearty sup
port, while one who disbelieves in the pro-
priety of the object sought, would be reiec-
ted as entirely unsuited to the position
The people of North Idaho, from all the
lights they have must judge, whether Gov
Neil is the man they want to engineer and
advocate the paramount question with then
in Congress to-wit (: ''ASNEXATIoN tt
WASHINGTON"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13
PERSONALS.

John Brearley is now able to be up.
J. Alexander returned from Portland yes
terday.
Mr.. James ode, of Camas Prairie, called
on us this week
The mother and sister of Mr.. A. Quack-
enbush arrived last week.
John Knifong and family arrived by boat
this week.
Chas. Rice and Mr.. Ward Of Camas Prai-
RE were in town this week.
T., Baird and family have gone to Mt.
Idaho on n visit.
Geo. Penny made n business trip to Mt
Idaho last week.
Mr.. Kuhn, of Pierce City, has been with
us for the past 10 days.
Chas, Howard and James Mcconnell Of
Moscow called on us this week.
Mrs. c. Il. Thatcher is recovering from
her late illness.
A. l. Chapman, Esq called upon thi
week. He tells us that he expects to re
main in this section till Fall.
| Gov. Neil returns from the north vi;
Ainsworth and Walla Walla by rail, and
thence to Boise City by stage, where he i
to be present on the Goth.
| Mr.. John Crooks returned from Montana
via the Lo Lo trail last week. He reports
great depth of snow on the trail, and wa
five days III coming over the mountain.
DR.. D. S. Baker of WaHa Walla, cam
up on the steamer Baker, yesterday, tn
second visit he has made 10 the place durin
the II years past. The DR.. appears in goo
health and is alive to the improvements g
ing forward in the country, many Of which
in ralroadiug, he himself inaugurated. II
proceeded to Moscow this morning.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13
CITY JoT s.
Weather changeablc.

Weather changeablc.
Heavy wind on Sunday last.
Is lake water is bad US river water.
Ne mail left fer Mt. IDAHO Tuesday.
Cieaves' theatre was pronounced excellent.
The TELLER Office is receiving coat of paint
I Wheelbarrows are in great deman l, across
che river
\ Small profits and plenty Of sales is G REEN-
BURG 4 co.'s motto.
=, Steamer, Baker, makes regular trips every
other day.
Greenburg 4 Co.'s temple of fashions corner
of Main and End streets.
One of the "Gunkies" have left and the other
appears quite lonesome.
Our city marshal, Dan. Wardwell, made a
Aging trip to Colfax, this week.
Fair square dealing and one price only at
GREENBURG IL cos new store.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13

Prof. Wilio, the world renowned Ma
giclan, Ventriloquist, etc, will give two
grand soirces at .Grosteln 4 Binnard Hall,
Saturday and Monday. July Is and II. He
is highly recommended by the Press,
throughout the northwest. No one should
miss the opportunity of seeing him
Reserved seats 755cts, general admission so,
Box sheet now open at Isaman & Co.'S.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13

TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.-L. L. Met
calf has laid off some ten acres in lots on the
north side of the Lewiston and Lapwai road.
And just beyond .hc city limits. The lots
are we'll located and those desiring cheap
lots for homes would do well to call upon
the proprietor on the premises or enquire for
prices &c, of J. II. Evans, at the county
secorder's office. 80 I'm
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13

L. p. Brown Esq. offered to carry the
mail TO Mt. Idaho for foui years at'tho price
proposed for temporary service, which fact
postmaster Hunt telegraphed to the derart-
ment at Washington and yesterday received
following in reply. Cannot authorize tenn
porary service from Lewiston to Mt. Idaho
fer any definite period. The contractors
should provide for the service Immediately"
Signed, Asst. p. NJ. General.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13

BUNNELL's BRfCK The excavation in
the hill and of the cellar for the reception
of Bunnells new brick mas been completed,
and the cellar walls are fast progressing to
completion. The brick are now being
burned and will be on the ground, and the
walls of the building will be going up in
side OF two weeks.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13

Nor so BAD. We have been shown sew
eral bunch of wheat heads from fields in
and about Tanmany, which were we'll filled
and il the fields will average like the heads
We have seen, the crop will be fair, in B ite
OF the heat.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13

WAITING TO CONF Frank Holt, who
has just returned from Montana, informs
lis that upwards of 100 families were wait
off and the waters to subside, so that they
could cross the Mullan road into this sec
ton of country and make settlement here.
Mr.. Holt recommended them to go to the
Potlatch.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13

lee CEEAM.-Mrs. Walsh has opened an
Ice Cream Saloon on Main street, opposite
the telegraph office, where she will be pre-
pared at all hours to serve customers with
the best article of ice cream there is made
Also lunch served up in good style. Call
and test it and be convinced
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13

New PApER.--We arc in receipt Of the
NoscoW Mirror, new caterer for public fav-
or published at Moscow l. T., by Ivan Chase
Co. 1t is & column paper, neatly prin-
ted and the first number is we'll filled with
chastc and appropriate reading matter, may
it prosper according'to its merits.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-13

Remember that Brodeck's portable
q0Aery ledces IN a feac days, so do
not .tuU to Take 0aco3atage of this
opportunity and haze the uery best
ot'photographic ,cork.
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Der llntersane ses .aosaers.

gSaIbington, 10. april. -Oas Slot
tenbepartement 1T burd cine ibm BON Sru.
Sames @oroon 8ennett SugeIdifte 4bidrift
Der geltern ucr6ffentlidten &abeloepeid)e oes
,!Seralo" sGorreIponbenten Sadlon aus Srz
futst iiber ben llntergung ocS SuntcSOamp=
fers ,RobgerS" bena6rid]tigt tporoen. 2lu,
6erbem 1T ibm nod fetne auube iiber Oas
llugliif ;ngegangeu. IS lit beihlOIieu NOR
heu, ben gegeumdrtig 81 Ytare SSSlanb, Gal,
bsfn0lid)cn Snnbesbampfer DSrOquoiS" abb
;uifiden, Inn Der id)iffbriidigen Mannidaft
oes r8oogerS" Siilfe 5u briugeu, unO Slot
tenieIretdr Gbanoler bat bereits einen oies=
br;iglihen 8efebl mad Ytare Sslanb tclez
9rapbirt.
Ser y3ubger8" lief am 20. GuguIt b. S.
in bas Hproppl0rneer ein unO erplorirte
gNranaelianS, ionic bic Seralbiuiel, obne
Spuren pun Der perulibten nSeanuette" Su
iinScn. Sei Srapfa, nabe Sap SeroSe, Der
6userIten gtOrboiipite uon Sibirten, uupett
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uHb Maiter 6. s. Rutnam ncbit 6 @tatrolen
aui bic 9ouer Ges 2&interS bort ;uritdgez
lo6en. Der ,9fobgers" tehrte am ID. Of
tober mad Der ct. 2amrence.Bai Surild unG
bort mar es, no bas 6abrscug 6urW ScHer
ltlFoll iputVt. XIV ~'il'Sl1lC ulto 1tuhIlz
idaft bcgaben iib buun uatiirlih lbcr 9aub
nnd Sap SerbSe, NO iie Sbbadj unS Sot-
rdtbe fiubeu fonntcu. 0tebrere Sarten Der
&olorregioncu ergabeu, baB iid cine betrddt=
lidlc anSabl glniebelungeu in Der llmgcgeno
ron Srapfa, rpeidcS uur cine tur5e Strefe
ucm Sap Serb3e entfernt III, befnocn. @s
sic6t grgenmGrtig fGiHen gSeg, All uelfem
uon hOrt ouSstodritt naf BEN Ser. Staa=
ten seidt6t tperbcu fam, GuBer auf Der por
bcnl Courier periolgten 0fonte Sur9 Stbtrten
nadl Sftrn, inocm bic Sebrtngs SuaBe sur
4Cit nidlt ;u paiirCn lift. Ntan UeiB uiht,
III m9ldJcr 3eit oer D&oNgerS" perbraunte,
iH0efcn mus eS - Der 3eit nad) ;u urtbciz
len, mCldJe erforberlif mar, I'M Die liatridjt
tierber ;u beI6rbern - iriib i'm lc6ten 28ius
ter gedcben iein.
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s,erbecrcuSer SnfIou in Wft6purt.

g t. SouiS, Mo., 10. Npril. - 9roBer
Sdaben iuurbe geItsrn in Sropnsuille, Dfo.,
hurf eiucn @pflon angerihtct, lueldeur
bidte 6infterriB porausging. Ser Sturm
logte nit bltenrtiger Shneaigteit beran
uuo mari pielc @eb6nbe, ourunter 6. 80.
Seue1's 9lpptbefe, g9. 8. Rumbert'S Giiens
paarenlaben, .. %. Hobinlons Guenwaa
renlabeu, 6. 0iabler'S @onbitorei, bas ,.@eu=
tralsSOtel," SSobuhduier, Sdeuueu, Stalz
lungen II. !. 10. iiber oen Sauien. Die
rgtiiiouri $aciiic Sabn" ihifte geferu
slbcn6 einen Grtru3ug BON SeOaIia ab, I'M
ben Semobueru oeS beimgeiudten StGot=
deuS SIlfe su bringen. Siele Berionen
murbcn 9et0btCt pber perwuuOet SrOwuS-
spite 1T oas Glteite Stdbthcu III SaliueGO
uno ltegt % Meilcn BON SeSalia al Der
yRihouri= 8acificz Sabu."
sScitcrc Stiirmc.
0fontgomerp, 2lla., 10. 4pril. -
Str6mrubrr HCgCn fiel pGbreno Der petgnnz
geueu gadt in Utri4iebenen @5egenNcu pon
AloEanta. gu Gpergreeit, 160 ic;; :@tetlen lib
lid bon bier, uurbe cine Stride bur6 Den
gSino iiber ben S0nuien gem0rfeu uuo Ser
SabnbOf Der nOiobite MOutgo Sa6n"
theilmeiIe ;erfDrt. Sis isst iit Nocb feiu
gCBeG2rerIuf gemelpst pOrteu-
Ntilmoutee, gBiSc., 10. stprtl. .-Stct
cingclaufcHe 9epeiden crgrbcn, oaB Der bcf.
tigite GdnCeituru ber S0iioH bCnte aui ser
90lbiniel Oon Ntidigau miitbete.
cott8oalC, Yennl, 10. 9pril.-Su
Der llmgebnng ron 0iOuut &ernon murben
5ente iinf 0auier burtb eineu Sturm uulqe-
mebtunO onOere beidjdbi9t. Cine 6rau 2Sire.
gropc murSe 9et6btet un6 mcbrere anSerc
Yerioucu trugcn Serlckuugen Oauou.
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Mr,p= St,rfsr SrrcIhcu

Ncm 9ort, 10. Ipril. - @ouuerneur
Gcrnel bot f6 gepeigert, baS 9egen ben
gieger 2eigbton, wel6er am Srettage in ben
Combs gebSngt perben ioa, auSgeiprodene
3obesurtheil in lebensldngltde 3udtbausz
haIt unl;umunbelu. Sp6tsr beute Nafmit=
trg entihlO6 fid Der @9uuerneur jeOOd,
Dem gl0rber cine @ulgeufriit b,s ;um 49,.
Niai III gepdhrer, bamit iidl Oerlelbe auf
ic.n Gn0e porbereiten f0une.
- Die bieiigen @iieuz un0 Ntetalt9duolet
tabeu Sdritte cingeleitet, un eiug Giienz
unS Otetallb0rie su griinben.
- Gin @mpfang 81 Gbren 3. y. S'@on.
nor's, 0titgliebes oeS britiifen BarlnmentS
fir @alwap, fauo beute Abenb i'm yGooper=
Suititute" fatt Sr. 3 @omor reil't morgeu
rodj Gnslanb ab.
- Die 24.idbrige qnuie oermanu, in
gsr. 1O3, Sf.30. .sStrabe mobnbaft, pergif=
tetc ii6 beute friib burd Grienit. Sbr 0toz
tiu fir ben Selbftncrb 1T nidt befannt. Su
ibrem 3iulmer aufgefunoene Sriefe beuten
an, baB Die SerftOrbene eigentli6 Innit
gGnltcrs beiEt unb aus philadelphia ftantnt.
- Sonore Gasatt, Elm frauS0fIder Sin
wauocrer, fuurbe bente Abenb in bem Soft.
bauie gr. 1855, @aibingtoufraBe, bon ocn
17si6brigeu 2ouis Betre geifoiisn uuS t6ot.
lid perpuubet. 8etre bebauptet, Ser Sd,ut
lei ;ufGllig losgegau9en.
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Nlrbcitcrz IusftdnSe.

2amrence, Snail, 10. slpril. - Die
uutere , Yacifcz Spinrcrei" iit jeet gum eritcn
Diale icit benz ausitaube init bturetdenben
neuenGrbcitcru perieben, I'M baS ganSeGtabz
liiiement in 8etrieb III ieteu.
Rem zYort, 10. 9lpril. - Die im
0ienltc bes Contractors Cunningham ifehen=
ben 9trbeiter, wcld)e 90breu fiji bic Srdb.e
Ser "Edison Electric Light Comp" inter
ben bieIigeu StraBen legen, babeu Die gez
iorberte 3ulage pon 81 pro Gag erbaltcu uuO
enipiaugcn iebt $4 pro Sag.
olumbus, g., 10. gpril.-Gin bcute
bier suiamneng Gonpent Der Sob
lengrGber uou Sbio bcifloB, Dap ale Sob
lcngrGber, beren 2oBn ieit lebtem Sebruar
rebu;irt wrroen 1T, cine @rb0buug bes Cob
nes auf so @cnts pro Sonne forSern uno i'm
Gsriueigerungsicue Die Grbeit einitelen
iolIen. Ser @Onuent miro iid morgen per.
manent organtitren.
Setbleb EN-, Yenui., 10. Ipril.-lln'
eeidbr 200 Der an ben Soof0fen oes biefiger
@al;mcrtes beiddftisten 2lrbetter itanOer
heutc aus, ais ibnen cine geforberte gobner
b0bung permeigert wurbe. Die iibrtgen 9lr
better weroen mahrIdeinlih morgen aus
1teleu.
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6runeffeiuleeune unb Miit;
parade in Nhilaeeipbia.

YbilabeIpbia, -. NprIl. = Der
@runbfeiu bes neuen gSafeniaaIs bes eritcn
0tesiments Der NatioualgarSe pom Yenuigls
panien muroe beute, ain Sabre5tage Der
Organization jenes 8esiments, an Der @fe
Der SroaSz rno gallotpbilz lzStr. gelegt, Die
ganse erfte YeuuIpluauter @tili5brtgaoe uno
bas %. Nep. Dorter &egimeut, pel9es beute
Wtittag bier anlangte, nabmeI an Der Seier
gntbcil. 9os 1. 8enniplpanief &egimert
piro bon Dem Sberten sSieber8beim beiebz
ligt. Gine Yarabc unS 8epiie ging Ser mad
maurerii6em Titus poa;ogenen @runoitcin=
legung poraus, uno @onperneur 9opt,. .omie
Im. Wcgiidael bielteu mad bcm ShluIic
Der Gerenonic swefentiprcdenoe Sfeben. gtm
2(beno fanb Elm @alabaa Sn @breu be8
EeunIplpunier uno pes %. Netp Yorter 8es
ailments in Der Muiitata6efrie itatt.
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Staot 3artiatore.

@eboritene @ niferr0bre. - Sine
40=3Glige gSaiierr6bre barit UOrgeiter1 abeHo
al Der Gde Der 2Saiaingtons uuo S0bultr.,
ri6 cine grrbe 6ldAe Gr6C btHwcI uuO eS
murben oa0urd) gisle in Der Jt0@bdrldlaft
befnoiide Seller Iberfluthet.
3met g dcSeneriaBtEageu mur.
Sen gciteru I'M Superior @eridlte aubdngig
qen0dt. gGittpe 2luna Gioiid uuo ibrc
Ginoer Irna, &ate, Soiepb, Wtarie unb So
ham forberu bon Si(as 90. Samitou uu0
8boma5 3. NtCS0i8 iiir ben Sertuit 6es
gattcn Uno Satcrs, pel3cr OIL g. 6ebruar
eieleS Sabres burdl 3uiSmmenbrad) ser
&erite Oer $srt!a".ttn IN uuf gQcuit Buint bel
ett YtVeIi ..hl's 2ebeu fam; $4,000 Sdaos
loS'".u ""..ulng. - Die aubere .SIage rsihtt
SObH @. Muife Elm, ile lit gegcn Sarab u.
Sugbes geriGtet unO lautet nuf 100000
Gntiddbiguug; ibre 8egriinOung lies iif
ned uidt in Grfabrung bringeu.
unfalle. = Sr. 4. Saiues, ein 2lrbei-
ter, mar porgeItern abenO bnmit beidditigt,
ans einem Shifie Solj aus,ula6su, ais er
pOn sinem groBen Stiiue beHelbeu, melfes
pom Ghiffe geidlcuSert poroen, getrOfieu
mnrbs nnb cine blie 6opfrpunbe baoontrug.
>SH y. q. 2S0lT Apotgete iOHroe oeE Set=
ungliidte dr3tlif bebanbelt, Doraui er mad
0auie geifufft fpurbe.
- Soiepb Garleb, eiu 6arreutreIber, lcels
der al ser 2tgbtitr. s&srfte 8dddftiaunq
finbet, iuurbe geitern ourd bas pl0tlide Gin
;sben ieines Yferbes umgemorfeu uno erlttt
mebrere gSunoen. 3er BOli;iit oes 3ilttitts
nabm fdl ieiner ail, un6 es gelang oieiem, ibn
mad turSer .3eit 10 melt bsrjuitelleu, 0nB &c
mad 6auie gsben tonntc.
- 6rau Gliiabetb Brenner bon ylr. 20,
Glib =2lmitpftrabe, pO1ts geIteru Die 9GOsu
an tbrer 2Sobuung i'm ;ipeiten Stodperf
0ftnen, betam iebof bas llebsrgerpidt mo
Itiirite cine 9iitan5 BON 10 6uB biuab. sic
Crlitt babel beoeutenoe SeiddOigungen ain
6ppie.
- Sob. 6ofimanu, elm augeiteater in Der
Sdgemiible bes prn. 8obert gange, Hr. 263,
Sibs@arolinas sStrabe, fam geitern abeno
nit ieinem Sube elmer Sreisidge gu nabe
uHo erbielt eineu tiefen Shnitt i'll bic Sade.
Gr murbe nad ieiner gSohnung, ytr. 33l,
Glib sSono=Str. gebratt uno i'll drjtlthe
Sebanblung seaeben. ~
= SbomaS SrOns, elm S4i6brigtr alter
Niann, fiel gefteru Ratmittag in Der
Sprinaftr., nabe Sefierion, III Booen uu0
erbielt cine idmsre Seiddbtguna an Der
rehten Siifte. Or. 0miuelle nabm iid] bes
Serunaliidteu on. 9erielbe ipnrbe mad
ietuer Bobuung, Hr. 119, OrlsnnsfraBs, ge'
braAt.
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Gin 6ri1tli6cr, ipel6er aus Stunt
MGR Nal,eitrcid,er ,puree.

Soitou, 10. Ipril.-SameS :. POluerS,
Elm llniperialiiten>geift ftlider, pelder I'M
letten DECEMBER 81 Sebbam ais Sagabnno
su 10 Monuten GprrettiunsbauS pernrtheilt
ipuroe, iif POM @Ouperneur Song beguabist
morben. Sr. Bpiuers erbielt in 9tem=Yorf
cine afaoemiide Silbuug unb iuar Eaitor
einer faibionablsn llniperialifenzSird)e in
Srpptlgu, gsater iunSirts sr stu weiIli.
der in Maiiaduietts NIB Serront. g8db.
renb ieines stuientbalteS in BEN Iebtereu
Staate itarb ieine gattin unb sr 3os f6
ihren Sob berart 81 Soerjen, baB er ieiue
Stcae aufgab unb iid) - nadben er cine
.5eitlang Correspondent peridiebener Sldts
ter in Netp>Yorf unb philadelphia geipeien
ipar-bem Seben zines 2anbftreiders ergab.
Mtau piro ibm jett wieoer ;u einer Steae
Ill uerbelfen iud)en.
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SSiserftaue eegen oas Smith ime {
ScnMtdGS0cfeR i'll Gincinrnti.

Cincinnati, 10. 2lprtI. - Die @irtbe
unO SptrttuoicuBduoIer bicltcu beute cine
gebeime &eriamnllung ab, nm iiW bin1dtz
lid oeS fiirSlif anaenOmnleneu Smith i6cu
@eieteS 3ur Seriddriung ocs Sonutagss
;manaes gu OeritdnOigen. 3je Srauer bas
ben ciuen 6on6 nufgebraft, I'm Die Soften
zines 3eftproieIicS Sn beitreiteu. Sic CT
tbctlcu beN @trtbeA cen 9lotb, fgcnq auf
Grbultung Der Sronung in ibtcn yotalcu
be0adt 5u ieiu, iebOd OficH Su balten un0 baS
Gciet geridtlif uuf Die Erobc Su itcllcu.
Sic gSirtbe babeu ebeniolls cine gtOBc
Snmme IN ibrer Yertbei0igung auigcbraft.
8eptifen ans Columbus mcloen, OaB sic
oOrtigeu gSirtBe bcidylOiicn bnbcn, tbre 20
fale i'm Ginftanac NIT Ben Serorouuugcn
beS Smitb iden @cleeeS oil Sountaqcn III
Idlie6eu.-Sn &olebo babcu 6ie @trtbe uuo
pirituoieub6nOter Die &oli5eibeb6rSC er=
iuft alle @eiess ;ur YcOba6tuug oes
SonntaQs iu uouitrefeu, uuo Elm 0abiu-
gchcNocr Sefebl 1T ertbeilt moroea.
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Ter Sbli9ationcn= Sicbitab1 in
st. Sofepb.

Ct. Soicpb, Mo., 10. 2lpril. - SEQ.
Ni. Sruin, ctncr Der III Ncm ?)ort perbufte=
ten Sbligationcn 8iebc, bat Der @raub=
Surp Iiittbcilnngeu iiber bic 9lrt uno gSeiie
qemadlt, in meldIsr bic 9iebesboHbe ben
&aub ausfiibrtc. Seiner 2lugabe mad borgte
GnoS @romtBcr, Der friiberc Stabtrrgttra=
tor, melder in lester gSode ;uiemuen init
SObn @or megeu SetbeiliBuug all 6cm 9ieb=
fablc ieftgeuommeu wTroe, oeu Spiuoenz
id,liifel oes Jfc9iitrators &ingo, uatn e;nen
2tbbrud bon bcmielben rno lieB einen neueu
Sdliiiel MAIDEN, NIT wClhcm ftc Die Spiuoe
0nueten. Srwiu uno Scott warcn oamit
bcauitraat fif nudl hem Often ;u beqebeu
unb Die 8eitoblenen SbIigutioncu iiiilig 5u
MAIDEN.
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SrduSe.

Victim, Su., 10. 2lpril. - gowreg s
GiSbauS nuroc III ucrgnugeuer gtot1t burd)
6eurr Scrit0rt. &erluit $4,000, %crfdcs
ruug $4,000.
gofou, DIAL, 10. 2(pril. 5tObt.
gScbb & @omp.'s Subrit bel Sunter 'oil
gtng beute SOrmittag in Slammen uuf uuS
eine grO6C Cuantitdt nertGooller g}obeQe,
lueldJe bon ben GieBereibeftern Ssgooo &
Surt i'll Dem @ebduoe uufbewahtt wuroeu,
gingen perlOreu. g&ebb d Comp. maren fir
$4,000 uerfdert. Mlau iddet Ocu &C.
iommtoerluit AMI $4,000.
SnbtauapOliS, Sub., 10. 9(pril. -
~te COnugeliidJ slutberiid)e ct. BaulS= STRIDE,
cine Der gr6Bten beutidcu &irden in ser
Staot, fiel in Der letteu ytadt Den SlammeH
Inn 9laubc. Serlnit $15, 900, Scrfheruug
&.GG0
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Aus SSirainieu.

9tiamOub, Sirg, 10. april. - Sm
llnterbaue Der @ecegebuus puroe st::l..ss in IN
@infanoos lnit Der "cesii;ern ssioenb in ser Son.
fsren; bet &eabiuiier setroffenen Gerabre.
ouna Elm 8ei6luB ansenpmHet, ipelder per-
orbnct, bab itd Die @siebseGung ain had,
fen Sanriuge bis gum 12. Suni pertagen
Iole. Sin 6saolufter ltimmte nit BEN Sez
motraten gsgcn ben Sori6lag. Der Senat
pirb morsen iiber ben SeIdluB abitimmeu.
Sanl. S'Seeie, Elm gSa6ter i'm Sabnbofe
Der y@beiapeate. Sbtos sSabu," murbe beute
iriib als 9cid)e nit bur6IdoIienem Sopfe
swii6en ;met @uggons aufseiunben. Sein
Yiitol, beiien cine 9ammer abgeidofien mar,
unb ieine 2dterne lugen neben inn. Man
ipeiB nidt, oh er Selbfmoro beging ODER iif
,ufGllig eridos.