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.1,347,672,50
2lE D-hO 90
lTotal .....................sl,3 81
Outside of New York 80

Portland is not included in The totsls.
The exhibit this week is very fattering
one, showing a fairly large gain, both over
hat of last week and over that of the CORE
spending week last year. Aggregate clear
ings for the week just closed, II, 347 ,672, sos,
against 81, 1907 ,086, 299 the previous week.
As compared with the corresponding week
last year clearings show percentage of in
crease OF II per cent, against an increase
of per cent.iast week and decrease Of
AZ per cent. the previous week.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Jackson. Tenn.


Special Correspondence of the Appeal.l
JACKSON, Tenn, October 21.-Great pre-
parations are being made for our fair,
which opens next Tuesday. Quite a num-
Der of strangers from abroad have arrived
to remain during the progress of the fair.
Miss Mary A. Wordsworth delivered a
lecture on SIR Walter Scott, in Kings Opera
house last night
The State Baptist Convention meets in
this city the 9th of next month and remains
in session several days.
Frank james, the noted outlaw of Mis-
souri,, who surrendered TO Gov. Critteuden
last week, won a premium on Poland China
hogs at the fair in 1880. He was then Iiv-
iug in Nashville under the assumed name of
B. J. Woodson.
= The weather is cool and braciIg. The
health of the city Ia good
Cotton has begun to roll in, and business
| is reviying rapidly. JACKSON.
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THE LAST ACT
Tn the Knoxville Tragedy-The Fu-
nerals Of the victims.

Knoxville, Tenn, October 2S.-The fu-
neral ceremonies of Gen. Jos. A. Mabry and
Jos. A. Mabry, ir., were performed at the
family residence Saturday morning at 10
o'clock, and were largely attends d by friends
and relatives.
At2 O'Clock in The afternoon of the same
day the funeral Of Maj. Thomas OConnor
took place from his late residence, and wss
attended by hundreds of friends.
The funerals were the largest ever seen in
ROCKVILLE. Business was almost entirely
suspended during gresterpart of the day,
and hundreds of people lined the streets,
watching u listless, solemn manner the
funeral pfoeessiops pass by As the process
sion moved out Gay street the sidewalks were
lined with hundreds and almost thousands
of people. The business houses were all
closed, and wagons ana drays did not ruo on
the street. Hundreds of friends from Nash
vile and other cities were in attendance.
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LETTERS FRAN THE pHorLE
That R.iiroad Decision.

TO inc tultofs OF the AppeaI: y. =
As Justice Field, of he Supreme Court of
the United States has recently
that before sessing railroad property for taxa
ton all mortgages must be deducted this decis-
ion viii, if sustained by the Supreme Court ITSELF
present q question about which I would like to
have your opinion. II Town block Of stores in
this city which have bought credit, and
given mortgage on the same to secure the pay
ment of my debt, can claim that my mortgage
must first be deducted before assessing my prop
erty for taxation? And If not, will you be good
enough TO tell me- frhy mott believe that all the
constitutions in the country declare that "taxa-
ton shall BE equal and uniform" but If railroad
property is TO be exempted to the extent of the
amount covered by mortgages and the mortgage
on my stores is not to be held as exempting me
from taxation TO the same extent where is the
uniformity or the equality? Please answer. and
oblige an sHrs er- EARNEST ENQUIRER.
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sALyINI AND LANGTRY.
Arrival of the Great Artists at New
York-Intervtew with Sasvini.

New YORK, October 23.-Mrs. Langtry,
the celebrated "Jersey Lily" who arrived
from Europe this morning, drove immedi-
atey 10 the hotel. She was seen by re-
porter, and expressed satisfaction at being in
New York. ct reminds me go much of
Paris" she said, "and the flowers are es-
thetically beautiful" Mrs. Langtry will
not 60 out to-day, but will attend The theater
this evening. Mrs. LaBouchere is Mrs.
Lapetry'g choperoz
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The Christian conveptien al ST. LouIs.

Sr Io111s- October 23.-The Christian
Conyention for the furtherAnce OF evangeli-
cal work commenced this morning at the
Young Mems Christian Association hall, and
attracted about 1000 people. TIE services
we're conducted by D. w. White, evan
eelist. The Rev. W. J. Erdwan, of Chicago,
delivered a sermon on the holy Spirit and
the Believers.n The Rev. Charles SPurgeon,
IT., of London, preached upon Jesus Him
self" and the Rev. w. w. Boyd, OF 81.
Louis, conducted the prayer, the topic being
Come RoldIy to Throne of Grace" The
services were participated in BY number of
ministers from other cities a. well As by sew
eraI of 81. Louis, and deep interest was taken
in than
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e.r,b.,a, r.eax. or sorrow.

NEW YORK, October 23.-Bsiween 1000
and 5000 ladies and gentlemen gath
gathered yesterday afternoon in 1ryieg Hal
In response to the invitation OF GaribAldi
Lodge No. 542, Free and Accepted Masons,
memory of their late lamsnfed brother aud
compairiof, Garibaldi. The services were
conducted in Italian.
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ExrRAvAeANcE AND CoKRUprIoN.

1t has always been good Democratic doc
trine that an overlooking treasury is the di-
rect cause of extravagance and corruption,
and in the good old days" when the govern
ment was administered by that party both
taxes and expenses we're kept down to some
thing like living basis. That there is cry
log need for such policy now there sezn be
no doubt. The people see and feel it, hence
the tidalwa which swept Ohio, and that in
q few days will sweep New York and Penn
syIvania. Look at the following list which
shows the collections OF taxes during the last
Eve years from the two sources of revenue
articles of imports and of internal taxation.
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I'm. srIshte.. In.enect. sdaer Most.

Young men who have lead life OF excess
aud dissipation, reformi Give tone to the
stomach, regulate the liver and bowels, strengthen
the urinary organs relieve those dull pains In The
limbs, nd yourself of that feeling of nausea, bill
iousnesz. languor and nervous debility, give tone
and strength % each organic function By using
Browns Iron Btstars, than win you experience a
gsnial warmth and awaksn1ng lie in place of that
dead feeling Of decays and 6JDspsfa, milky urine
law 4 dangeroug.
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Glad Kaxan HAS ue.trued.

DUBLIN, October 2S-The ConnaugM Tel
ogroph says: ave are glad E gan has re-
signed the control of the money bags, aud it
is 10 be hoped that the new league will see
the necessity of keeping the treasury on
Irish soil in the future"
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RrunsMtck. Tenn.

Special Correspondence of the Appeal
BRUNSWICK, October q. Considerable
frost last night; weather continues fine but
cooler.
Cotton is coming in briskly. Our receipts
for the past week were 1876 bales. Total to
date, 526.
We were treated TO a temperance lecture
last Tuesday night by the Rev. 81. A. Jones,
of Memphis, which was we'll received and
duly appreciated by an attentive audience.
His excellent lecture, however, did not at all
prepare us for Mr.. johnson, Sky-blue candi-
date, who followed him with an address.
Mr. Johnson stated in his speech that he did
not know how it came that he was on the
ticket, but that he was on it, aud desired to
go 10 the Legislature. He also said that he
did not know why be was at Brunswick TO
address the good people, unless it was so or
dered by Divine Providence. Perhaps he
was called to go TO the Legislature through
the same medlum that Brother Walkup was
called 10 preach: He heard iackass bray,
"W alkup, walkup, go and-preach" And
he went. Now, Mr.. johnson hears some Of
these donkeys say, johnson, go TO the Leg
isIsture," and he straightway starts on his
uphill journey. RURAL.
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WEEKLY CLEARINGS.
The Exhibit Very Favorable, Showing
Continued Gains.

BosroN, October 23.-The Post says: The
following table shows the total gross ex-
changes at twenty-four leading clearing
houses in the United States for the week
ending October 2lst:
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AVERAGE WEALTH,
Taxable Property and Taxation, Pc
Capita, for the Several States.

TOPEKA, KS, October 23.-The Hon. P. 1.
Benebrake, auditor of State, has prepared a
statement showing the amount of taxable
properly and taxation per capita in the seve-
rsI States of the Union for the wear 1881.
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THE LEAGUE FUNDS.
An Anonymous Correspondent Claims TO
Have Discovered GlRring Diserep-
aneies in EagaH's Report.
The Irish Leaders, However, Deny the
Stsry, and Say the Allegations Are
Utterly Unfeunded.

LONDON, October 23.-An anonymous
commune alton appeared in the IriSh Times
LAST week, In which IT was asserted by the
writer, who pretended to base his conciu-
sions on an examination of the financial
statements of the Ladies' Land League, as
they appeared from time TO time In the
Dublin papers, and comparison OF the
same with Eagan's statement 10 the late
National Conference, that there was an
underestimate by EagAH of the receipts Tor
the fund of the Land League Of 925,9S6,
and an overestim ate of the legitimate ex-
penditures by Ell ,2b4, which were unac-
counted for. Justin Mccarthy, Mrs- and
Michael Davitt, trus ees of the Land Lesgue
fund, and Mccarthy, jr., acting as his Ia
theirs secretary, have been interviewed.
They declare, from personal knowledge,
that the allegations are
UTTERLY UNFoUNDED,
and a rehash of the charges circulating
among The landlord party ever since the
Land League was organized. All these
grievances point 10 the fact that the nom de
plume "One VINO KnoWs," by which the COM
muuica:ion Is signed, is the one used By Ar
mold Forster in his pamphlet attack on the
league, which, like this one, was frat
sent those organs in ireland favorable 10
landlordism- Davitl, beside scouting the
charges as false, entered into explanations
x
communication in regard TO the accusation
In the letter that Eagsn, though taking credit
for relief, etc, afforded through the Ladies'
Land League, did not give any account of the
money he received through it. Davitt ex-
plains Ina this " as siuipiy because Easa- did
not receive anything from that source; that
every sixpence collected by the Ladies' Land
League was expended by the ladies, and
that they had, moreover, since March last,
drawn upon Eagsn for 100000.
THE LADIES LEAGUE
is at present preparing a balance sheet en-
tirely dependent of Eagan, which will dem
onstrste these facts with reference to the
drafts of the Ladies' League on Esgan. Ds-
witt states that when Parnell met him on his
Liberation they had a conversation, in which
Parnell spoke of the Ladies' Lssgue being
somewhat profuse in expenditure. In
gard to the charge in the letter that Parnell
had stated that the expenses of organization
never exceeded el50 weekly, neither Nc
Carthy nor Davitt remember any such utter
sDce BY PArnell. Davitt declares that at the
time of the greatest activity of the league,
what with printing and widespread county
organisations, the expenses must have been
double at all points. He says the publica-
ton OF the letter in the Irish Times has made
no stir in Ireland, and he fret heard of it to-
day. The Irish Times makes no mention of
the matter in lis leading editorial.
The Allegations of FrRud Denounced,
BUFFALO, October 23.-The Land League
adopted resolutions denouuciDg the allega-
n 1 4.
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Holly SPRING., miss.

Special Correspondence of toe Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, October 2e.-On Wednes.
day last, at tue residence of Mr.. James NJ
Crump, in this city, was held reunion
of those who were pupils at the holly
Springs Fema ale Institute during tine princi.
palship OF Prof. J. II. Hackleton, from Sep
itmber, 1858, TO March, 1862. The occasion
of the reunion was the visit to this city OF
Mrs. George NJ. Govan, of McComb City,
nee jamie. Edmondsen. The old institute was
was burned during the war, and the only
relic of it now remaining is the bell, which
hangs in the tower of the new school, which
is built upon the site of the old building. OF
the hundreds who once answered TO the peal
ing of this bell, the following ladies only are
now living in this city:
Mrs. Robert A Mcwilliams, nee Amanda Rob
erts
Mrs Thornwell Dunlap. neg Nit Finley
Mrs. Logan Walker nee Sallie Trotter.
Mrs +. Pugh Govan. nee Corneha Dancy.
Miss Amanda Phillips.
Mrs. James NJ. Crump, nee Carrie smith.
Mrs. William Lea, nee Susan Hull
Mrs. John Calhoon, nee Sallfe Lea.
Mrs. W. A. Anderson, nee Helen Craft.
Mrs. John Finley, nee Betsy hull
Mrs. &. E. Chew. nee Maly T. Govan.
Mrs. Jshn Mayer, nee Phalla Jones.
Miss Helen FAINT
Miss Mary McCrosky.
Mrs. John E Anderson, nee Annie Sailer.
Mrs. David Mcdowell, nee Ruth Bonner.
OF these, all were present except five, and
they spent happy day in each others COM
pany, in recalling the scenes, companions
and pastimes of otner days.
The Mcneil family are advertised to give
an entertainment at Masonic Hall tomorrow
night. This troupe is highly spoken OF by
the press. and will doubtless have a good
house.
The news that the ErlaDger syndicate in
tend suspending their several operations
pending an inquiry into the manner in which
their funds have been used, has caused any
thing but a pleasant sensation in this
city. We had confidently believed that
nothing could now prevent the completion
by the Let of December of the Memphis,
Selma and Brunswick railroad between this
city and Memphis, and it will be great dis
appointment to all our citizens should the
work be delayed We hope The news may
turn out to be untrue. ZoRAB.
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BATE OR HAWKINS!
This is the Real Issue in the State Can'
,,ss-Apd Democrats Should Not be
Diverted from it
By Side Issues Introduced to Deceive
the Very RIect-A Stirring Address
from the Executive Committee.
To the Democrats Of TenDessee-

NASHVILLE, October 23.-The following
address from the State Democratic commit
Tee was given to the public to-day.
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LIVER REGULATOR.
f,hiIIs and Feva,

%s, ChiIls and Fever
k5THIEIIEE s or sOOn .i sfe. fssq sss
U&-lZSW fever out OF the system.
81 V5<[A Il cures when ali other
wv remedies fail.
z<kS1 vNa SICK Headache @.
A@0 ala For the relief and cure
VTXLTTWC YYsW of this distressing at1ic-
VNA2kAaXkslAy ton take simmons Liv'
z er Regulator.
DYSPEPSIA.
The Regulator will positively cure this terrible
disease. We assert emphatcally what We know
CONsTIPATIOE.
should not be regarded as a trihing ailment Ma
ture demands the utmost regularity OF the bowels.
Therefore assist Nature by taking simmons Liver
Regulator. 1t Is harmless. mid and enectual
BILIOUsNEss.
One or two tablespoonfuls will relieve all the
troubles incident to billions state, such as nausea
Dizziness drowsiness distress after eating, bitter
BLADDER AND KIDNEYs.
Most of the diseases of the bladder originate
from those of the kidneys. Restore the action OF
will be restored.
Persons may avoid all attac Ks by OCCASIONAL
taking a dose Of simmons Liver Regulator to kes
the Liver in healthy action.
BAD BREATH,
be corrected by taking Simmons Liver Regulate.
JAUEDICE.
Simmons Liver Regulator soon eradicate. IN
and Tree from ali impnrities
CnllIren suffering with Conc eoGa Sxper1e1ce
relief wnen simmons Liver Regulator in admiui1-
tered. Adults also derive great benefit from this
medicine. 1t is not unpleasant. 1t is harmless n
p8-Take only the GENUINE, which always al
on the wrapper the red Trade-MArk and sigma
ture of ]. II. ZEILIN & CO.
F1r sale all Druggists
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TIE best remedy for exerting pow erfu
tonic eject on the muscles governing and con-
trolling the action OF the heart. is Browns Iron
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FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.

There are no returns from The States no
mentioned in the above list.
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MATRIMONIAL.
A Dignified and Sterling InstitutiOn

rr,HE GULF CITY MATRIMONIAL AssocIA
1 T,iOS 40 ST Nichasl - set Noble, Ala, hal
charter for twenty yeArs and Issues CeItines tes
- foitoWs. In cIass and B. members can MANY
~ the xrfrstfon of three months In elsss G snl
d. day department. menbeIs can marry a. an,
time fter jofufn T. IL Class E ZEN bers arr
~ me : ri sfion Of one mouTh. In mem
bers a a NARY Al the expiration Of two months
This ASSOCIATION Psys ceranS-.es pronPsiy uhsL
sr,ecsi ate For particnlars cal on or a dress -
So Michael street Noble. Ala 4ent,on Ln. pars.
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THE LADIES LEAGUE

The Allegations of FrRud Denounced,
BUFFALO, October 23.-The Land League
adopted resolutions denouuciDg the allega-
tions of fraud sgainst Parnell aud his $3.50
ciates in the Irish lines, of Dublin.
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TUFTS LIVER PILLS.
TUFTS
PILLS
a DlsoRDERED LIVER
lO rAE RAAE


a DISoRDERED LIVER
rs THE BANE
of the present generation. IT is for the
Cure Of this disease and its attendants,
sICK-HEADACHE, HILI0UsNEss. DYs-
PERSIA, CONSTIPATION, PILES, etc, that
TUFTS PILLS have gained world-wide
reputation. No Remedy has ever been
discovered that acts SO GENTLY on the
digestive organs, giving them y1gor % as
simulate food. As Q natural result, the
Nervous system Is Braced, the Musclea
are Developed, and the Body Robust.
Cht1lS Rnd Fever
T. RIVAL, q Planter at Bayou Bare, L.. says:
Nv plantation is In q rnelartal district For
several years could not make half . crop on
account of bilious diseases and chille. was
nearly Discourage when 4 began the use OF
TUFTS PILLS. The result was marvellous:
NV lAborers soon became hearty and robust,
and have had no further trouble.
They relieve the enE0rged Liver, cleanse
the Hood from poisonou8 hufn0T1, and
cause the bowels TO act naturally, with
ouf which no one can feel well.
Try this remedy fairly, and you VIII gain
n healfhy Digestion, Vigorous BODY. Euro
blood, Strong Nerves, and . SOUND Liver
Prfce, rs Cenfa. once, 40 Murray 81, n. Y.
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Sases=N

Der Sunbesienat ni6mete aefferu
Dem Voridlage, tuonsd ale Irmee> Sffi,iere,
lobalo ne oas Alter BON SO Sabren erreid5en,
in H III e f II % periebt tperben ioGen, lana
atbmige Seipre6ungen, fam aber su teinem
Sefdlufie. SIM Sauie tpurbe Elm neuer
@onteffan - 3pii6eu benz Oemofraten 5tns
lep BON 6lortba, ber bisber ben Sis inneges
babt bat, uno benz 8epublifaner 8isbee -
IN Scene geiett. Su Der Ibenbtsuug purbe
SIsbee ilsberedtigt ertldrt unb als Mitglieb
beeibigt.
Sn benz Bro5eiie9egenbteD9tern.
pot H q Il ber," Der i'm @riminalgertd1tc
81 gaibingtpn gefiibrt ober pielniebr baz
btngeidleppt iuiro, ruadlte man gefteru eiuen
pt6tigeu S6ritt uprwdrts, - man ftellte
nGmli6 nit llnenbli6eu Mtiben eiue Surp
sniammen, b. 3. man that na6 oreimonatz
lid)er Satbalgerei enblid, mas in iebem
fomnlunen @ritninalproseB, in benz es feiuem
Yolititer an ben &ragen gebt, iuuerbalb
BRET Stunben mad Gr0ffnung Der SerbanSs
lung bemertitelligt su rperoen pflegt.
Die gS a l5perfarbeiter BON Yittss
burg, gSbeeling, Cincinnati, Glepelanb,
Sbicago unb nerld)ebercr anoerec fletnerer
Stdbte legten geitcru bic Arbeit ies
Der, neil ibre grbeitsgeber fi6 weigerten,
auf bic bon linen porgeiflagene 2obuItala
eln6ugeben. 8te gelammt3abl Der Gusitdus
etgen belduft fdj auf iait 100000 lRann.
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gr6Bten gSal3msrts BON Bittsburg unb bic
eln5elner gSal;miiblen in anoeren Stdoten
nod geltern nahgegehen unb 10 bic ,Stri,
fer" NIT friidem Nutbe erfiillt baben
9as glrinenbaus 81 Seft bammer;
Sdmeben, brannte Oorgeltern abeuo rieoer,
es louen In ben SlanmeH 30 alte Qeute
nmgefcmmen iein.
Gmma SeB, eiue lluge unS unuerbeiz
ratbete Yerlon In aoingto II, BeunI.,
mur6e 0tittpof IN ibrem Bette perbaftet, ba
fie bes 6inbesmorbes bf'hulbigt miro. Sie
1T III franf, ais bae man iie mad benz Sc
tdrgniB brtngen fonnte. Sbr neugeborenas
9lno fans man in etuem Vrunnen. sic
betbeuerte ibre llni6ulb.
DStele & D DE berberben BEN
Sret." - Die nit 10 groBem Bontp in
Nem . OFT in Ssene geieete s(usfellnna
Der Linton llniperlelle be Part @uiinaire"
bat ftd) Wtontag AMI eine traurige @rt im
Sanoe perlaufen. Sas lette ,,Nationale
Stner," mel6es elm beutibes ieiu iollte,
fonnte idon nift mebr itattfinben. Ser Ses
ridterltatler elmer 3eitung tr0itet iit bamit,
oaB es am Gnbe bod gfidts peiter geaebeu
bdtte, ais Elm punberbares @erift, meldles
er "Hubersnuppe NIT frankwurstes mark
Koschen" nenut. Seriel6e ipradgeipanote
Veridterffatter fiigt bin3u, baB Die "Piece
de resistance" aGer beuti6en Diners ein,ig
unb alein Die Sratwurit unS oas Sauers
frant bleibe bis in ale Dgpigteit." y0ie
nationalen Diners Der Union" &C. fpareu
peine lllferei, Elm Sdminbel NIB eineSale,"
tiiste ber Serr, tpelder iebenfalla eineu iebr
idle6teu Blat on Der Tafel iuue gebabt bas
ben NUT, ieiuem Der linton &C." seipioine.
ten getrolOg bin3u.
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@ermif6te teleerapbifde De-
peiGc1.

Die @reenbddter BON Mifion'"I
ba6er IN Wtoberlp eineu Staats=@onusnt ab.
9egalten nnb ein Staatstifet nomiuirt.
Sobn .. Gleribge, elmer Dec dit
ltsil nno reifiten 8iirger BON Sartforb,
COM, tpnrbe gefern friib als 2ei6e in1
Sette gefunoen. Olau glanbt, oaB &c an
Ser3franfEeit itarb.
9enrb Suib, Der gf6r5er Der Trau
9atle, purbe geiteru in Yroui6ence,
rs, oerbaftet unS befarnte fidl idulSia.
Sn auguff q, Oie., tagte geItern Ser
Staats @Onpent Der 6uitoniften @reenz
bddler.
Sn Sarrisburg, Benni., 1T etue Slcz
ge gesen Staatsienator &oberts aus Situs.
billie eingeleitet tpOrben, tpelde ibu bes
90 eineibs BET Der Gbleguug oes GmteiSs
beidulbist. Ter &ldser, Elm gemiIIer Bat
rid SoDle, bebauptet, Der SeHctor Fcb.
ieine NOminatiOu burf corrupte gfitte[
burdseiett. Die Slase seIanst am 13. 5.
0Its. sur Serbanblung.
Der gieger abe Sbomas puroe aeferu
nabe Sa m bur g, S.s@., BON einem anbe-
rem geger, Gamens GILBERT Oapis, in einenr
Streite erfto den. 9apis iit perbaftet.
Die gSalebrdnoe in Wfidigan itub
ourf heftige &egeugiifie q el d) uorSen.
auf Der Sarm bes prr. Wiarlpeu in Der
Nabe BON . bilto II, @isc., itnb cine ,tenrs
ltd rethbalttge @olba6er uno an6eroem gi=
lensr3 entoedt poroeu. Diaihinerie iinS be-
retts angetauit tuoroen, um bic Winen aus
Subeuten.