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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-15
YOUNG .iEN

YOUNG NEN
Mno may be suffering from the effects of youthful
loiIeS or indiseretion Will do well to avail them
selves OF this, the greatest boon ever laid Mt the
altar OF suffering humanity. DIR. sPINNEY will
guarantee to forf. 500 for every ease of Seminal
WEAKNESS or private disease of any kind or charne
Ter which he undertakes snd fails to cure
MlDDLE.AGED MkN.
there are many 1T the age Of thirty to sixty who
ere troueic,t with too frequent excavations of the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smartino
or burning sensation and weakening of the sys
TEN IN manner the patient cannot account for
oh examining the urinary deposits ropy sedi
inent Viii often be found and sometimes small
particles OF albnmen will appear or the color viii
p o 9i INN, niiklsh hue, again changing to a
zee p.rlect cure IN all such cases, and healthy
RESTORATION ~ the genlto-urinary organs
oIlce Hours-lO to aud to s. SUNDAYS from,
~ 70 II A. NJ Consultation free. Thorough ex
animation and advice, s5.
Call or address
DIR. sflNNEi 4 CO.,
No. ii kearny street, San Francisco
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-15

90 not improve such chances remain in noverty
We want many men, women, boys and girls tn xork
for us right in their own localities. ANY ono =.
&c the work properly from the first start The
business VIII pay more than ten times ordin,rv
who engages fails to make money ranidly ya'.
can devote your whole time to the work, or ONLY
your spare moments. Full information and ii,
Portland. Maine ",
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-15
Fifty Cents Per Barrel.
Delinquent Notice.

WESTERN HOME CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY-Location of principal place of business
San Francisco California; location of works, Wood
River District, Idaho Territory. -Notice-There
are delinquent upon the following described stock
on account of Assessment No. B. levied the 10th
day of April, 1882, the several amounts set op-
poste the names Of the respective Shareholders
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-15
The First Freight of the Season.

Nails, adj sizes, from 3-penny to GO
penny, enough to supply all Of Woot
River, just received at Cliff & Mckay
Main street, HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-15
The Great English Remedy

Is a never-i failing
c,tre for Nervous De bill
ity. Exhausted Nitali-
". Seminal Weakness.
SiierIuatorrhna, Losr
MANHOOD, lmpotenty,
Paralysis, and all the
terri Die effects of S. II
Abuse, youthful follios
and cXcesscs in maturer
years-stlch RS Loss of
Memory .L.assitude. Nee
turnal Emission. Aver
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-15

home by the Industrious Men woinen bn,U I'M a,
siris wanted everywhere TO work for u.s. New is
' ade 'iile. You can work in spare time only or
S S,'a sour shoIe time to the business You can
VIII pay you nearly as we'll No one can fuil 10
inass enormous pay by engaging at once Cas,iv
sna anu terms iree Money made fast easily
Maine. W. afRhsta,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-15

And in accordance with law, and an order of the
Board of Directors, made on the 10th day of April.
1882, SO many shares of each parcel of such stock
may be necessary, will be sold at public auction,
At the Office of the company. on THURSDAY tile
FIFTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1882, at the hour of
1o'clock p. III. of such day, TO pay delinquent
eessments thereon, together with costs Of adver-
Using and expenses of the sale
A. HALSEY. Secretary
OfEce: s2S Montgomery street room No. T. San
Francisco, California.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-15

Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Patty,
At }. A. Rupert's drug store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-15

Great chance 10 make money
Those who always take adj
vantage of the good chances
Tor making money that are
offered, generally become
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-15
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO 80,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
AT Boise CITY, IDAHO,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-15
DIR. SPINNEY.

No. II kearny street,
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases.
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BEST !: !: G: {: {; !: s:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-15

! a.ents procured
for To wn sites.
NJ ines Snan;eh
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-22
The Earth as a Champagne Bottle.

No theory of the earth's crust can be COM
plete which does not provide the machinery
for earthquakes and volcanoes. Mr.. Fisher.
for this purpose, supposes his subteranean
fluid to contain, in intimate union with itself,
vapor in considerable quantities. This vapor
is to be contained in the fluid by the superin-
cumbent pressure. as gas is in the liquor of
soda-water bottle, and will, if such pressure
be removed, be disengaged from the molten
matter as gas disengages itself when the cork
is drawn, though much more slowly, by rea-
son of the viscosity of the fluid. This agrees
with the view taken by Prof. Judd in his re-
cent volume on volcanoes. 1t will be novel
idea for many of US to imagine the earth like
globular bottle of effervescent liquid, and its
crust like ice covering lake of aerated
water. But such a constitution would &C
count for many of the phenomena of erup-
tons. The earthquakes which usually herald
them, the rise of molten material in fissure,
the existence of permanently liquid lava like
that in kilauea, the quiescence Of neighbor-
ing vents, the growth, death and revival of a
volcano all follow as natural consequences.
The difference in lava elected from adjacent
craters and the supposed order of succession
in the products erupted are also accounted for,
but not satisfactorily. The theory is very
important one, and appears on the whole the
most satisfactory that has yet been pro-
pounded.-Nature.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-22

The following extract from Danish
paper is curious, if not strictly in ac-
cordance with fact "The famous New
York caterer, Delmonico, recently
found himself in an awkward diem
ma. His chief revenue is from meals
served out of the house. The throngs
in the street interfered with their deliv-
cry. Walters sent out on foot were
sure to be run against, and the dishes
they carried to be upset. If sent in
wagons, the frequent street blockades
arrested their progress. Delmonico
found a way out of the dilemma. He
put the Primers in hearse and formed
a funeral procession, before which all
other traffic gave away. The meals
were then served triumphantly to his
hungry patrons
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-22
NeVada's Chief Cattle RAISER.

Keno Gazette.
w. b. Todhunter branded last spring over
1900 calves, and has sent to market this sea
son 5000 beef cattle. These figures prove
Mr.. Todhunter to be the largest stock raiser
in the country. There are others who send
more cattle to the Market but they buy them
instead of raising them He has over 10000
head of stock cattle and over 100, 900 acres Of
planted land. He got patents last month for
$4,000 acres Of swamp lands in one bunch
lie has about 1000 bulls and goo saddle
horses. He employs fifty men and puts up
2, 500 tons of hay to guard against hard win
tiers. He keeps 100 work horses and raises
grain enough to feed all his saddle and work
stock. Besides his cattle, he has 100 or 500
stock horses. four jacks and fifty stations.
His stock is divided among four ranches, one
known as the White Horse ranch, lying jus,
inside the Oregon line, where 5000 head are
kept; one in Long Valley, in the northwestern
corner of Nevada, lying alongside of Sur
prise, supports 1000 head; the Pyramid
ranch, lying at the northeast corner of the
lake, has 1900 head and a lot of horses; the
Abbott ranch, at Stems mountain, feeds
about 5000 and Harvey Valley 5000 more.
The home ranch is twenty-five miles from a
neiphbOr.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-22

Saint Sophia, the mosque at Constantinople,
so well known to all tourists because Of the
marvellous expansion of its gilded dome, is in
danger of falling. The entire building was
strengthened few years ago under the reign
of Abdul Medjid, even to the building of a
new SALES.--FUTURE. Lately, however, it was
made the subject of an investigation by the
architects of Constantinople, and report
urging the necessity of immediate reparation
was made. According to this report the splen-
did dome is in danger of immediate collapse,
an event which would be followed by the mosi
deplorable circumstances if it fell during the
daytime, when there are thousands of faithful
pilgrims gathered there for prayer and ablu'
tion
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-22

English turfmen usually live to green old
age. The famous Duke Of Queensbury died
at SO, Sir Charles Banbury at 81, Lord Cler-
mont at 3d. Sir John Lade at So, Dick Vernon
at SO, Mr.. Thomas Panton and Peregrine
Wentworth at 81 and SO, and the two racing
Dukes of Grafton at 70 and 81. Within our
time there have been three recent octogenari-
ans in Admiral Rous, Gen. Peel and Lord
Wilton, and there are three noblemen of the
turf still living-I.ords Stradbroke, Mostyn
and Halifax. The first was SO last February,
the second 81 last January. and the third 81
last December,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-22
At the last art reunion at the Grosvenor

At the last art reunion at the Grosvenor
Gallery it was noticed, says the London Truth,
that the positive colors are evidently getting
the better of the neutrals, so that the aesthetic
craze seems to have about spent itself even in
this, its one official stronghold. Velvets in
strong reds, blues, yellows, purple and green
were seen on the backs of healthy young
women, and lmpness and lankness were con-
spicuous only by their absence. 1t is evident
ly high time for Oscar to get back, or his flock
at home will as quickly desert him as the
maidens in Patience desert his prototype Bun
thorne
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-22

Mr.. Longfellow was born in wooden
house in Portland, which is still standing, and
which is known to all the children of the city
as the first abode of their favorte poet. One
day this week teacher in one of the public
schools. after giving divers moral lessons on
Longfellow's beautiful life, asked her pupils
if any of them knew where the poet was born.
A little hand went up in hurry, and small
voice pped forth, "In Patsey Connor's bed
room"-Master Connor being now one OF the
occupants of the old Longfellow house.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-22

A lady stopped the other day on one of the
principal avenues of trade to look more close
ly at handsome sealskin sacque that was dis
played in the front OF store. The price was
on conspicuous playcard-$49o. She
looked admringy at the garment for few
minutes and then, gathering furlined circu-
lar more closely about her, started up the
street. eli. there, missus" yelled small,
ragged and thoroughly typical New York
bootblack, "come back'n I'll buy it fur ye."
Il IIarper's Weekly.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-22
Dante Gabriel Rossetti, who has just died,

Dante Gabriel Rossett, who has just died,
is worthy of remembrance both as an artist and
poet. In early life he acquired consider
of the e-Raphael,e style in painting. Be-
tween 1850 and 1860 he produced several
well-known works of art, among them the
"Girhood of the Virgin" and "Fair Rosa
mond." Later he turned his attention to word
painting, beginning with translatons from
Dante, in which, as well as his original poems,
he showed rare grace. though no great force.
Rosseui was an Italian by descent, the son
and the brother of poets. He was himself
born in London, in 1928, and lived and died
an Englishman.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-22

1t is understood that when the Mason case
comes before the supreme court on petition
for habeas corpus the attorney general will
challenge the right Of the court to take origi-
nal jurisdiction in the case, on the the ground
that the question could only properly be
brought to that court on appeal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-06
munisipalip abteu.

Youabteepiis, R.sY., 5. 0eSember.
- Die Republifaner ertpGhlten beute lbr.n
Wanorsz@ @auSibaten, iotpie bic rteiiten iibrt.
gen @anbtbaten fir n1inbcr iuidltige yfunis
3ipo!dmter.
SuSion, N.zN, ). DECEMBER. - 0i,
heuttge Uluni;ipalmabl enSete nit einem
Siage ter 0smotraten.
Bofton, 5. Se3ember. Sn pielen
StdSteu bieiss Staates tuurbeu beute Wuuis
;ipalmablen abgehalten, bel pelben as iid
bauptlGdllid nm bic @on3eiiionsTrage ban'
bette. Gbeliea enti6ieo III @uuiten Der re-
publifaniiden @aubibaten unS fir @ou,siiion
az Stimmen Otaioritdt), Sitdburg uno Sas
o,rbil fir oas ugiirgertidet" uno &on;eifon,
Nalbsn iiir bic Hepublifaner uub gesen @ou>
,eiilou, Saunton ertpGblte alle @au6ibaten
Der Yrohibitioniifen unb giebt eine groBe
Wehrbeit segen @onseliion, @loucefter erz
mdbIte einen republitauiIden Dfapor unb
itimmte fir @on3eifon, in 2awrence fegtsu
bic Oemofrateu, in 8rodton tpuroe etue
Yrobibitioniftsn Staote8egierung geltiir;t,
Elm oemotratiider Wapor erndblt uno cine
gro6e Wajoritat iiir Connection gegeber.
Su Sprinsfielb purbe ser Hepublitaner
8. 80. Yhilipps gum Mapor erluGblt, uub
bic Stabt .eutidieb fif nit 212S gegeu 1914
Stimmen fir @On3eifou; Solpote erpdblte
bas Siirsertidet uno CAB sine grOB. gfalcs
ritGt fir @on;siiion.
gletp. 9ebforo ertpdblt Die meiiten &aubia
taten bes Siirgsrtidets uuo ItjnImt gegen
Gon,tifion; in 6alsTiuer wuroe Der Demo.
frot Sralep ants gieue gum Wanor srmdhlt,
tpdbrsnb bic 8epublituner cine NaiOritdt i'm
Stabtratbe habeu.
giem Saoen, Conn, ). Oe,ember. -
Sur elm iebr gertngeS Sotum ruuroe bel Der
beutigsn Stabtuabl ubgestben. 9as SenOs
trattide Stdet suurSe nit geriuge Waiorit5t
erm6blt.
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Die Ncpplution in GcuaSpr.

Yanama, %. Nopember. - Mebrerc
@cfedte fiub in ben mittleren Yrooin;en BON
Ecuador uorgefallen. .3uet Sataillone bon
ie 200 DtaHn, iuel6e inter Dem Sefeble Der
Sberfeu Srtega uno gtaparro bon 9uapaz
quill ab9tngen, tpurben III Qusro, einem
Oorie in Der ytGhe BON Inbato, burt Die
9tcbellen, reldje angeblib inter benz Be-
fehle bes Sen. @On;alei itaubeu, seidlaseu.
Die 0tesiernngstruppen ;ogeu itdl nod gatas
cunqa iuriif, unb 500 Manu SeritGrtuugen
iinb bon Quito abge9angen, I'M fe in Staub
su fesen, Die Sfienlipe 3u ergreiieu. Die
fiegreiden Sniursenten ;osen iid ihrerieits
nod Batate nabe llauii 3uriid, no fie eiueu
Sorpoiten ber Tegierun9siOlbaten iiberrum,
pelteu uno gefansen uabnlen. &iobamba
mar surd, BEN Sberiten 8araona NIT 400
Mann beiest luorben, isbo9 mari6irte ser:
ielbe gleid nadber BON bort mad Yatats
SiiObamba, Gbimbo, Suano unb anbere
StGbte ertlarteu lid Saraui gegen ben Dit.
tator, uno cine BON ienen Staotsn aufgss
bradte Streitmut)t id]lua ben Sbsriteu 8as
ruona bel Gan Iubrea. 8ie lesten Na1rids
ten ergtben, bae Die Sruppeu bes 9ittatOrs
Ipdter bel @bimbo bic Suiuraenteu beiiegteu.
2aS @efdngniB gu Quito TT init politildeu
SefQrlqeuen Qefiillf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-06
IutpritdtS= G0nfiift be;uattb Der
an9ebliheu SSabibetrmeercien
I'm ySirair,icu.

vi d3mono, Sirg., 5. Se;entber.-Ridls
fer SugbeS erthetlte beute i'm Buneestreiss
9erlfte Der @ranb Surp ipe,ielle Suitrut.
tlonen IN Se3rg auf bic argebltf gelegeutz
Itda Der tiirsliden @abl periibten 8etriiae=
reten uno iegte bar, baS bic in Srage ftebeu.
ben Yerionen, i'm Sale oieielbeu Ndlihung
ooer Meiueio begdugen ooer falide @ertifis
fate auSgeiteut bGtteu, inter ben Nblhuitteu
5j06 unb 5511 ser reoi0irten Stctuten Dor
Elm Sunbesgeriht geffellt uno ourd oieies
proSelitrt tperben miiBteu. 0ieie Sutruts
ttonen ftnb obue ISmeiiel auf Die NnIprafe
gemlin;t, melt]e 8idlter @brifian gefern an
ote @rano Surp i'm Suitingsgeridt hielt.
8erlelbe nabm Sesug aui bic BON ben Suuz
oesbeb0roeu neulid porgenommeuen Serbafs
turgen BON Siirsern auf Die 8eiduIoiguug
Der 6dllhung bon gSabuiiteu unr SeS Meins
etos, Iomte auf bic @rhebuns Der &opifeuer
Dor Der leeten 8abl. Gs ieien bies Serge,
ben 9egen ote Staatsgeese, uub es Jet bic
Bftt)t Der Srano Surp, MIR Sergeben gegeu
Ole Staatsgelebe III unteriud)en, uno falls
Die betr. @elebe oerlest muroen, Autlageu
gsgen Die Sduloigen Su beben. Die Sc
lhmorenen in ben Sunbesgeridlteu pIrbeu
aus allen Sbeilen beS SerihtSbeiirteS aus.
pahlt. Sei lburtbeiluug tuegeu Sergebeu
9sgsn Die Staatsseiete ieieu Die Suubssgc=
rtdte gsraoe 10 frembe Seridtsb0fe, iuie Sc
rtdte in ct. petersburg ooer 2Sieu, unb
bdtten feline SuriSoittioH. Sas Serfabreu
oes SHnoeSz@ommihdrs BET llrterudung
iolhtr Sale lei ais mn unb ui6tig III be-
tradten.
lin 3 llbr beute Nahmtttag reidtc Die
@ranS Surp bes 8unbesgeridtes cine Ins
tlagcidrift Segen @m. $. Ealmau, enen
Der Widnrer, weldIe bel Der 4usfeuuug Der
Supplsmentar,SteuerIiten Sdlifuugen be-
gangeu babeu iellen, ein. 0iebrere anoere
AngefeDte i'm Siirsau bes Steuer. Commit
idrs beIiuosn fi4 inter dBnlidcH GutIussu
in Salt.
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&erdneernneen, bic BON Eaa ia
&ae mad fcm 0ebraudbe ees
JJetIlfittfcI5 C,ntretc,i.

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y GnteSduue, BeIidDtUneu bCr Si5rabe Mr. Ha
BvlluHsEgs,, y Cyt l'sia'tgctis, SuEn4me EHo RrdSas
9llng 6ss 0Ieiiass unb eer gllisttin
. Die GrditC nCtnicn III, Der 4btett t,;,h bsa.-
ole &osriirg ihmedt has iaure IufiIcBen bgrt am
6,S yt1caIidl9 Il gllt tubtser ms unssa0rtsr SSisf
uls irti3es, 9eitdrttSs GrpGthen. '"'
81 GtritipintCR ron Flcdbtu uub qlIfsb5s, M.
Sort iebt alatt uno arni6 aus Ger irin m ni1,f
mtr tribe, lruccrn uro bel Huo lnr bic SntIeer,,1S
oecIten gsbt itmer3lCs por I'D.
~ @ciyirbeit Der bduCrnceu S,tIuno all ,r urt,su
firlIteu, tnd6enesT gHtleerlGEGeu iiHo Srditi1nsa
Guer Craaue. '''S""a
81 Die sCIbe Tarte i'm Bsiseu hes Guass urS A,
prdurlt6e unh in8e'unbe Sarbe Der 6auf peritioin.
bet une maft elmer sCiuR6sn f.aren SautFdrb, RIat
81 3ieiergetl fueld3e on ifma6sn uber tubertISis1
2ur9er lstber, tperben grrse Grlebteruno burd Ben
&ebrau6 Ses octlmittelS itnbsn. IS bei5r6srt ben
GusmErf ber1TnSert ben &Uitsn tdrft ,rt6 frditiot
bCititt9t ben Rahti1rCib, has Gcfitbl Der e6fpSS.
unb res Shmsr;e5 in rem iSuftuGtelr 8eirer St,If.
srn ee ent'erFt ben 6ie6erirpit has Grftidunasae.
hl, bic ebneIben Nnb BEN trampfbaIt,n S,i.
fen td'rI 3ubctegettn ilnb qufitebcr Wqe htsis
Grmptcms osritrinoeuuo6 unb nab oeipis.
. Sen EaG 81 Gag mt9ren iitp 6ei benz Bebraua
bes gdrfap0riIitdn btesuletsn Der ,rri d.ebr,nhsr
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rns Gueditbsr ooer eorroNbe 5Iblim1te in BEN Rros
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gerspidlineeu speise 9eiapiiIite oSer FranS}as.rn
snBereten iinb. lot Der ,,Sar1GPnrlan" aIe NbLd,
asrln9en nnS ert'ernt ten arani5eitaitpf aus bsm
SbIteme. "
81 gBenn Sieiengen, p:IBe tleTs Web,ireu n,r 6,t,
lung 6rorer, iroptuI6ier pSsr bptilitiiber arSns.
teitsn setrauter finben, bab, bern bic 6siuno amn
MIR Ianaiam eir mag, iie iib i'm @Qaemeiner beFI,s
beiiuSen ibr Sle6 un6 geiuibt it5 berntebrer nbsr
aud rur t Gleid bIebsr 70 1T Dies Elm c5erss Reis
bsr, bnS bic Seiung prtf6reitet get Siefen Prars.
beiter tosreen bic 9atenter enttreber beiier pSer
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6erbreitet @ iirS a5rt fprt bic Contribution ~ nm.
ter9raben Sobalo Der ,,SariGbnriqidn" eem gGtism.
ten beisres 8enSen oerGaiit. 9reitet Cure SeiIuna
NIT isher Stunbe ccrar iln6 CHR ge1ir,lt an Sei1h
Psit. Stdrfs una 5Is5.
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&ermifhte teleerapbifebc De-
Sefdbeu.

| >Sn Dt II u O Il {, 2SISc., l0uroe getern
! Sic poln nNational Yerrin ser Butter uuS
adisbdnoler" uerauftultete Iusfelluug
erGfinet.
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| 2ol Sdnee.
@apitdu ALLEN, 8efeblsbaber bes
9ampflrs ,.Golus," itarb geiteru abeuo
pl0tlid 3u Nemport, 8.sS., als Der 9ams
pier gerGoe bort ansetommen mar, an Ser;.
trautbsit.
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tpurbe 9eftern bel lebanon, Ysuni., ipdbreno
er fif auf Der Sagb befaro, 6ur6 IN L
ltge Gntlabnn9 leiueS Gemebres mabrs
itctnitdl tObtIid om Salie permuubet.
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d. amcrifaniI6e Silberooaars unb Ster=
telbollors i'm llmlauie.
Gobert Norto il NIB feline Srau, Elm
betagtes Gbepaar in Selutbere, Sus., wut=
Ten geitern friib ais 2et6en i'm Bette
geIunben. Sic tuGreu iudbrenb Der Raht
in Solgr bes ibrem Sieu enttpei9euoen Sob
iengaies erftidt.
2luf Der Sarm beS prn. getpiS 46am
III eagle Yoint, nnbe Reabing, Yeuni., iino
tieier Sage piele tleine Stiide Setg, pelde
Orient entbielten, inter benz Siebfutter
entbedt tporoen. 9rei S1ueine erlaaen
ben gSirtungen oes @iites. Stan bat feline
abnung, per bus Slit unter OaS 6utter
miidte
Gin Sobn bss getp. gurter Staatsfetre.
tars @arr Griff geitern in Srop, H.sY,
Srn. s. y. Yarnlenter, Gebafteut Der DOe.
mocratics sYres," NIT elmer &eitpeitite an.
Gin s3eitungsarttteI mar angeblidJ Die llrs
iafe hes ansriffes.
Sie Sermalter bes ,,Hortb @bicago>
2Ral5merfS" in Chicago, rueltes fiir3lif aus
ter S.trteb geisbt puroe, srtlaren, iie Mir
/ ben fpabriheiulid feline Stabli ie.
nen mebr iabri;iren, ionbern bas Gtabliiies
mcnt, iObalb es iuiebsr i'm @angs iei, Der
Sabtifatiou anberer Gtienlpaaren tpibmen.
Ser sYapprus.@fub" in 9 4 II, gr0B-
terttcilS aus Shriftfenern beftebenS, ipirb
OH ndGfien Samitag Ibeus einen Gmpfaug
81 GHren Der 6rau 2angtrp ueranfalteu.
Ter BON Soton rah Bangor, Yte., be-
itimmte 9 dlooner DSelegrap TT
uriueit 8oO;b. Sa1, Ms., gei deitert.
Die Rannidaft tpurbe gerettet.
Der 20sjdbrige Ystsr gtebel, Bu6s
batter oes @ommiiiiOnsbdnblers 81. 6. @rits
ten6eA in 9 u alo, H.=Y., 1T inter Der
Nntlage oerbaftst tporbsu, ieiuem Briu;ipal
6urt 6dlidnngen I'M $1,000 beidwinoeltiu
baben.
3ns @ts auf benz Subionfluiie ;Wiideu
Subiou nno Ilbanp, N.sY., mar geiteru
iriib brei 3oll bid, uno fsin 9ampfer
ge!an8te meiter fubGuimGrts, alS bis Ser
nantonn.
Sic I.2ebeusz szSeriit5es
rungs= eiellid a It" bat in benz SeH-
iatttnspro;eis, in peldem es fid I'M bic
Sttntitdt beS argeblidin @utteu Der Srau
VI & erie bnnoeIt, an baS Sberbuubess
geridlt appeltrt.
9adions9 9ouutp, Mt H., iinb
pertboole Slet. NIB Giiener3grubeu entbedt
porbeu.
9n 9ebarsRapt6s, Sn., fellte Der
&lcibertaubIer 6. $. Ssraei gshsrn Die 3abs
lung Elm. Yaifpa $4,000.
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as 6orbes aus @lpbe, jett uaheSu so Sabre
ait, oeiien gater Elm Setter @rt. NorganS
mar, erflGrt, Wcrsau iei uitt BON ben 6reis
mourcrn ermorbet, fonbern inter Der 8eoinz
gung, bub er itd aus Dem 2anoe entferne,
entlaiIen morben. Gr babe ii6 mad Mel.
bourne, Nuitralien, begeben uuo bort eine
3ettung gegriiubet, tuelfe nad ieinem Sooe
in Die Sdube ieines SObnes iibergtng. Die.
Ter Sobn lebs oieleidt beute nod in Oielz
bourne.