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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02
Greenville,
Special to the Herald.

GRENvILLE, October 29'-Quite distrb-
ance was created last night at late hour
at the Missouri Pacific depot, caused by
Deputy Sheriff Beck, of Collin county, and
assistants attempting to arrest negro for
horse-steeling. Several shots were fired
but the party escaped.
Several of our lawyers left this morning
S. S. Mayo, the popular representative OF
the HERALD, came in this evening.
Cotton is still coming in lively.
The Golden troupe is here, billed for the
nights of the Both, 3lst, and LIST. Tonight
is being produced to crowded house the
drama entitled Fate.
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Galveston.
Special to the Her

Special 10 the Herald.
GALVESTON, October 30.-Cotton receipts
to-day, 7,34S bales. The market closed firm,
quotations unchanged. Sales, 1,767 bales.
Futures opened quiet and steady, and
closed weak January, 10 10@l0 10; Feb
ruary, 10 16@1O 20; March, 10 23@10 2s;
April, 10 32G10 SO; November, 10 059lO OF;
December, 10 O5 to 10 06. Sales, $500.
Wool and hides unchanged.
The death OF Charles A. Whitney, presi-
dent of Morgan's Louisiana & Texas Rail-
road and Steamship company, at New
York, at 2 O'Clock Sunday morning, was
received here with deep regret. His many
friends and acquaintance here mourn his
departure for the spirit land.
Colonel Wellborn's speech of Saturday
night is the subject of much comment on
the streets and In counting.rooms today.
Sunday morning Colonel Olin Wellborn
was escorted upon an excursion on the gull
10 the Lloyd steamship Hanover, by Mr..
Julius Runge, German consul at Galveston,
the Smngerfest society and representatives
of the press The excursion returned at 3
d. M, ali highly pleased with Inc Trip.
Captain Quinn, agent Of the Mexican
National and Texas Mexican roads, informs
the public that the Monterey excursion will
positively leave Galveston November 10th.
GALVESTON, October 3l.-The Chicago fu-
ture market closed steady and firm at quo
tions; November wheat. 92z: November
corn, 6eI; seller the year, COZ; January, 54s
May. ssh; November pork, Sl9.l5; January,
SIS so; November lard, Sll.Hi. Weather
fair; grain receipts large.
The Galveston market for spot cotton
closed weak and lower TO sell receipts, 81
sf5: sales, 2,13l; exports, 6,000.
Futures opened barely steady and closed
weak: January, eOd9 95; February, 10 q
6iO %; March, 10 l5(al0 is; April. ~ goa
10 %; November. 95g9 &c. December, . ~
-ll9 sc; sales. 400 bales.
Angeles exhibition hall, in the rear of the
Ursullne convent. The building had but
recently been completed, and the loss Il
estimated at 81, 900. II was with difficulty the
flames were Prevented from spreading tc
to the convent and surrounding buildings
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stock Farm fOr SAFE q,
800 acres under good fence 9 miles southeast
of Waxahachie; also 60 head of cattle, in.
GLIDING carload Of beeves, with hay and
cotton seed sufficient TO winter said stock,
I'm connection with an abundance Of never
failing water. VIII sell at reasonable tilg'
ures, one.half cash, balance on II months
time. Call at Enterprise office, Waxa-
bachie, Texas, for further information.
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Notice 10 Architects and Builders.

COMMISSIONERS COURT, PEcos COUNTY,
" Texas September 9th, A. ID. 1851
1t is ordered by the Court that
court house and jail be built for Pecos county,
Texas, at Fort Stockton, Texas at an expense
not to exceed the sum Of Fifteen Thousand
(tli0O0 Dollars Ten Thousand Rl0000
Dollars TO be used in building court
house and the balance TO be used In the erect
ion of q jail, and the Clerk Of this Coult is in
structed TO cause notices TO be published until
the 18th day Of October, A. D. 1882 in the
San Antonio Express Austin Statesman and the
Dallas HERALD, requesting architects and build.
ers 10 furnish plans and specifications for
the building Of said courthouse and jail,
the plans aud specifications To be pre-
sented TO this Court at its next regular term,
to be held on the 18th day Of November A d.
1882, and the sum Of Fifty tS500O Dollars Ia
hereby appropriated Tor the payment OF the
plans and Specifications selected by the Court
The State OF Texas County of Pecos
l. J. Jacobs, Clerk Of the County Court OF Pecos
county. Texas. do hereby certify that the fore
going is n tue extract from the records OF the
said Court at term held September Q, A. ID.
1881
-, Given under my hand and official seal
I Seal ut Fort Stockton. Texas, this the 18th
~ day OF September, d. lsS2
Clerk County Court Poems county Texas
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cnao;ol IN tho Herald.

Special 10 the herhIu'
ST. LOUIS, October 9O.-Colonel A. W.
slayback carried in the Mutual Life, of New
York. life insurance TO the amount of $20,-
600. Mr.. Byron Sherman, general agent
of the company here. has received the fol-
lowing telegram: THE trustees and Off
GERS OF the company have great sympathy
for Mrs. Slayback. and the claim will be
paid on due presentation OF usual proof
+. S. Winston,
President
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Charles Junbert. Of Plsssant valley,
ubOse mind IL 81 present considerably dis
ordered. vus broueht In. snd last evening
uss admitted 20 The city hospital On
the rsoomnendation Of JUDGE burke q
~ e1rrfr cou-t. f1r treatrnent. He Il
ID. 81 - frierts % have taken 100 mud
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90, 900 LIE Conte Pear Trees,
three per mail, postpaid, for 81. The
Huntsville Nurseries, Huntsville, Alabama,
have heretofore advertised only for the
Wholesale trade, but now offer inducements
to all who plant Fruit Trees and Fruit
Plants. Catalogue free.
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speolai 70 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
GEoRsErows, october Sl.-Our leading
citizens are making great preparations for
our grand barbecue. Saturday, the fth
nrorimo. The railroad has arranged mat
ters 10 the great convenience and help Of
those wh1 wish 20 come up 20 the grand
feast and hear Judges Hancock, Reagan
and Mills discourse on the political issues
III the dav. The Georgetown train VII
connect with all trains, ~ Round Rock Tor
herr
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Morris, IT,, died The morning Of the same
day. BERTHE and Susie Mcdonnell we're sick
from Thursday morning and Willie from
Friday morning. They were not
thought 10 be dangerously Ill. Saturday
however, oil three were attacked by spasms
that continued until death relieved them
from their sufIeriDgs Archie, the only son
of DR.. A. and Mrs. Emma Mcbride, aged 2
years, was similarly attacked, and died on
the same day. II is thought that death
was caused by poisoning from eating locust
or coffee beans.
Ruthven commandery No. 2, Knights
Templar, held conclave of sorrow last
night in memory of deceased Grand Com
mander John j. Good, of Dallas. The SER
vices were held in Christ church, and a SER
mon appropriate to the occasion was
preached by Rev. j. j. Clemens.
District court opened the October term
here to-day.
HoUsToN, October 31.-The epidemic
among children in this city is pronounced
by the city health officer to be cerebro-spi-
nal meningitis.
The cotton market closed weak and ir-
regular; middling spot, 109; sales, 46O bales;
receipts, S,57S, gross 200 net.
A large democratic meeting was held in
the second ward tonight.
The new democratlc daily, The Sun, ap-
pears tomorrow morning.
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Tyler.
Special to the Herald.


Special to the Herald.
TYLER, October 30.-The commissioners
of appeals reversed and remanded the fol-
lowing cases: Brigham VS. Tolbert d Kop-
pen, from Comanche county; Blum VS..
Bruce. from McI.ennan county; Altgett vs..
Bristol, from Bexar county; Jordan and
wife vs. the City of Brenlam, from Wash
ington county.
Affirmed the following: Fitzgerald VS..
Smith, from Tarrant county; Widener VS..
Shortridge ct al. from Wise county; Blum
ct al. VS.. Wassench 81 Co., from Guadalupe
county; Kordzick VS.. Grote ct al. from Nc
Cullough county; Hair ct al. VS.. Wood ct
al, from Mccullough county, Judge Watts
dissenting in the last case.
The following memorial is being cir
culated and extensively signed: The
bench and bar OF the state
interested are requested to procure similar
memorials and send them to the court re-
porter of this paper:
To the Legislature of Texas:
We, the undersigned members of the
bench and bar of Texas, respectfully rep
resent. that as matter of very great i'm
portance to the people of the state, that
they should be informed of the decisions of
the courts of last resort. The decisions OF
the commissioners of appeals and OF the
COurt OF Appeals IN CIVIL cases are uupuD-
lished, and there has been no provision
made by them for their publication; we
therefore respectfully urge upon you the
favorable consideration of such legislation
as may accomplish the desired end.
The court ofappeals have delivered some
very important decisions, the publication
of which would be of great benefit to the
profession, and it is earnestly hoped the
entire profession in the state will join the
efforts in this direction.
TYLER. October 31.-The supreme court
affirmed the following. cases to-day: Teal
ct al. VS.. Glenn ct al, from Coryell county,
report of commissioners adopted; Hardesty
Brothers vs.. Fleming from Wheeler county,
report of commissioners adopted; Garrison
VS.. Grant, from Robertson county, report of
commissioners adopted; Tierney VS.. Frasier
from Caldwell county, report OF commits
sioners adopted; Miller ct al. VS.. Miller,
from Franklin county; Wright VS.. Hefiner,
from Morris county.
Reversed and remanded: Oscar vs. john
SON. from Robertson county, report of COM
missioners adopted; Smith VS.. Shinn,. from
Wise county, report of commissioners
adopted: Peterson VS.. Bates, from Lamar
county, report of commissioners adopted;
Griffith VS.. Morris ct al, from Anderson
county; Holcomb VS.. Kelly, from Coryell
county, opinion of commissioners adopted,
appeal dismissed.
Motion for rehearing in the Ben Thomp
son case has been filed.
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Corsicana.
Special to the Herald.

CoRsrcAxA, october S1.-The store Of r.
Beaton & Co., was entered last night ~
burglars, and the safe literally torn to
pieces. A small amount of money was
taken from the cash drawer, but the safe
contained nothing but books, and they had
their labor for their pains. Entrance was
effected BY forcing back window.
Six hundred bales Of cotton were pressed
and shipped to-day.
Weather very warm.
The new hotel will open about the 18th.
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Bots dare Hedg

Bois dare Hedges.
J. V. Lattner, the bois dare hedge man.
can fill orders with two-year-old plants.
WaYahachie Texas.
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gunE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

~, .nmtfgtpr rsxAs August y 1885.
HsaffeaeK-i heyo sold ow0NDFaf0fi
NJ iHf' ~ segefn y. ny. eJslomqfs who Used
pie Of two dosoF Internally aud apPlyl0g II OK
ttfnally ~ worked Ike q charm Yours, Lto'
LB. HUTOHfsON.
For EnIe Ivy CHOgDUs, BALDW
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

How can a single dose Of Ayers Pills
cure headache?
ne removing ohstructious from the sys-
sern-reIievine tbe stomach, and giving
healthy sction 10 The digestive apparatus.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

THIS n Ia cof0y lhM W. haze p,gd .yogf
''HON6fftL EfGgT ff BLACK LeG
IN Cattle by Kivlng from y n 70 dfopa Inter
the parts pnctted, end II gave Immediate fpiiof
A. u McLUHR ", u. slffFLETT
4, !. STEwXhD, Wit IoL0RE,
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,lerk County Court. reoos cSnn SA feHss

WANTED S SysyT Fs%is . f 81 iRs
Machine ever invented. win knit a pair Of
stockings with heel and toe complete in %
minutes. II will also knit great variety OF
fancy work for which there Is always q ready
market Send for circular and terms TO the
Twombly Knitting Machine Co., i63 fremont
street ROstnn Mass oct2b-w26t
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Wacoi Rev. 4. ~. SHAW starts for Coa.
ference. Armed with Ills Defense
"A swarm Of IIozzlng Bees
storm Grocery.
rAustln, Attorney ,General McLenry
Confident Of IIancocHs Election
department Notes.
Houstom A Solution Of the Extraordi'
nary Infant Mortality-The
Sun Rises To-Day.
Sherman: A Flower Empowered Cot.
tage and Two Warehouses
In Ashes.
Allen: Two Residents Exchange Pistol
Shots, Without Effect.
Georgetown: Grand Preparations for
the Coming Barbecue.
Tyler: AMOtiOn for Rehearing in the
Ben Thompson Case.
San Antonio: Army Bulletin died in
P00rhOuse, Etc.
Other Interesting State News.
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91cu ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-18
GermiiAte telcerapbii6e Oe=
ocffftcu

Nid)ar6 g8beatlp, elmer Der Gigcr-
thinner Der ySrcnli6e =0tine", nabe & q B.
ptlle, Col, tft burdl eiue 0DnanIitcrplos
iion get0btet morben.
Sarab 2. gS btttter, iueld)e I'M let=
ten Suli ibr neugebOreneS Sino ertrdntte,
murbe geitern in Sibheforo, Die, 1l e
bensldnglider 3ua tbausba It Uet=
urtbcilt.
Sn gtemz$o z$oaueu, Conn, beridtete ge=
ftern ole @rcnoz zSur1 cine gnflogeldDrilt ge=
gen Galter 6. Dialep, SameS Wtaaep uuO
8lande 9ouglaB megeu Grmoro ouHg 8
Senug &ramer's elm.
9uf einem Yiartte 5u Quebec Gau.,
pur6e geiteru eine eigrOBe 8pnamttz
YatrOne geiunOen, unO bic POliSct Ipiirt
lett ben 8erfertigern oieier D6enierz9Ollelt=
mnifine" mad.
Ser in Nem Srlean8 etngetrohene
3anipfer .@itp Of Dallas" briugt Die gtGt=
ridlt, oaB Der britii6eS9oouer oB "a t + erz
gage" ouf Der 90be BON Colon sBotnt, 9on=
6uras, tenterte nno oaB 8 4}aiia9tere uul'S
2eben tamen.
s. 6. &ngeGG Elm befaHnter Selegraz
pbift, 1T in @btca9o on Den Slattern &C.
ftDrben.
GLEN mings, etne 75lGbrige
6rau, in glr. 1924, &arnofftraBe, Ybila=
0elpbia, pobnbaft, mur6e geitern oilr6 Die
Sntbcdung zines in ibrer gSObuung ausge-
brodeneu geringiiigigcu 6euerS in iolfeu
Shreden periest oab iie in turier 3eit
Itarb.
3ie 8eiBwanreubdnOler Safob @ie1er &
Comp. in 6 6icago iino bancroft. Sbrl
Yaiiipa merbeu ouf $75, 900 bis S150,00C
geidGtt.
3ie oerneiutlih geitObleuen Steuerbi9el
Der %. gSaro in y b ila oelpbia itno aui
gefun6en iuor6eu. Gs iteilte ftd berauS, baf
IIe nIr perlegt maren.
@bas. MARTIN, rurlaer Dor etli6er
@oden 81 Detroit, Diib., in Der Srunfen
belt eiueu betagten Mann, NamenS @brift
Suruer, gu Sooen I9lug unb bura SuBtritt
t0Otets, iuurbe seitern III lsbenslauslihel
.3u6tbausbaft perurtbeilt.
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9Sirainicr Hclitif.
Cine Sribimpfuns. ruelebe eurob @riset bcima
9e;abIt rpurre.- SprseidoIaseue lIeberaeee.
flung Ger @cieesebuna nu6 spHbbars,


Ssprfclf pSer aleransria.
9lidbmonb, Sirg., II. Sanuar.
StaatSicnate muroe Die 3i1blcberger ibt
StaatslfulDbil beute in uielen Sumter
amen6irt, obne je0od Ben Sauptinbnlt ne
ientlid III perGnoern. Die 8ill pur6e oar
nuf obue 9ebatte Sur brttten SeIung beor
bert.
Gine Briigelei iauS beute SOrnIittag ;mi
Ifen S. y. 9febbD, einem pronlinenteu re
publifaniiden Hcabjuiter un1 @an1iOatcr
fir bas biefge Suitings z&idjtcruTt, iii,
Gaml, 3, 9apies, gtpie1Or SeS Slid
mUn0,GOlcqt" iittatt. 1eEtetrf ;Og BEN Sir
3ereu. 8apies benrn3irtc Stii. 2?ebnn pot
einigen Sageu 6ffentlid ais cinen 9iigner
unb Sdnft un6 cine @orreipnnOen' erfolgtc,
III melder Hebop Srn. : ineal
8uea berauSforSerte, aaeiH 2uv,.. .)ollte
ttdJ meoer idbla9en, nod bic SeldtmpInug
Suridneblneu. 8as 9feiultat mar, oaE
&cbbp unb etlidle Greun1e beute bem 9tn.
8ooteS auflauer,cn unb i'm Siihtigteu.
20S Sau6 bat einGu BlenatbeIflu6 anQe.
nommen, wtld)er Die @rneunung zines gc.
meiniameu @omite's ueroiollei, bas nit Sen
Seb6rVen pOn Norfolf, 2nu6burg unJ 9ller-
an0ria in Seffebt tre,cl ullo etllttetu iolt,
oh iene StGbte bct Geietgebuug, im 6al(c
oteleibe nod trgcn5 etnem jener S.te iiber
iicbeln ioll,c, en- gceiGuCtcs Scrinmmlungs.
lOfal un0 aubere 8squemliG, ,tcitcn anb.cten
fUnnen. 8ieic; Seidlub lit Die Golge oeS
burd Die SlattCrneptven.te peranla6rI ga
nifS, uu1 oiele Wi:tglie1er beTiirportch NeI
GOriplrg, baB Die @cie9gebung 9iihmonI
perlaiicn ioll.
9leobp uuo 3aoieS, ionic q. s. Smitf
unO Sas. Smcencp, melf' 2ettcre Gcboe IN
bem Angrifie untcrltittcuL put0en perbaitct
ipdtsr jebOd gcgcn Siirgifott bis morgcr
entloiien. Sic merOeu ntorgcu cin Scrb0l
i'm Boli;eigeridlte beiteben.
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S6recfli6cS Gnbc cincr Srapc;=
fIIniflcrin.

9luftin, Ser, II. Sanuar. .-9MS ser
merifnnifen Stabt Guautia fommf Sie
giafritbt bonn ifredli6rn Sooe elmer 5ra=
pe5fiinftlerin, Die eS iidb in ben Sppi geIett
bate, mdbreno etuet 2uitidimehrt ike Sc
: lpunOtbcit IN seigeu. Cine gtOEe Meuidcn=
menge boite fd periammelt I'M Dem 9tuiz
itetgen beS Sallons bei;ulpobneu, au benz
itutf Der IonIt nblideu Gonbel Elm Grape;
hing. 2lui 2ctterem fanO Die 1;=jGb:tge
Gotaline gotgoria, weldle ais Elm WdIheG
BON au6ergem0bnlider SG0abeit beidttez
ben mir. Ser Gaaon irtsg untet ben SCtz
fallsmfCn Oer .3uif)auermeu9e cmpor, wd5s
reno hc8 giGvhen ibte Sutniibungen AMI
Dem Srd9e; mafte. Als oet Sallon eue
S1Dbc pou etna 9reipiettcl=Me;lene ettetft
bate, BERT er plot lid unb beS iG)0ne NtdJ
den fiirite ans oet S0be bcrab. gS bauerte
mr. eincn 9lugenblif, uno nnISoOen lnq Die
Eeide 0es 0iGudeus nebeu ben 3 .iilnmctu
6CS ;erOla6teu ScllDuS
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Sins Cuba.

Savanna, II. Sanuar. - Cine neue
0ompierliuie 1T ;miiden Sapannn, aspin=
maa, Sonburas uub Senesuela etablirt NOR
Den, unb Der 9ampfer ,Manila," bas erts
Don Der 2inie erpebirte 6abrseug, giag &C.
itern ab.
gSdbrenb zines Stierfanipies in Mtatan-
sos am letten Samftuge brad elm 3beil Der
i3ui6auertrtbiine 3uianlmen, un0 beinabe
600 Berionen fieleu in Die unter Der Sribiiue
befinbli9en Stdlle binab. Gin Mauu muroe
getDbtet uub cine AnSabl auSerer uebr ober
peut9er ldper perpuuoet.
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ndre bic bon Otartiu 2utber geIebenc Gr.
iteinuna beS SeuIels ein 8lenhmert oes
gaabuiinns uuo 2uther lelbfi etH SSabnitnnt'
ger 9emeien,
Ger @Rpalt iette sic Xeuiie bes 2ebenS
bes 9ngetlagten bis sur StunOe fort uno er.
lduterte oeiien Saublungen i'm 2ibte ieinel
(Scooile's) Sbeorie. @uiteau mari oanr
unb mann cine 8emerfung bajmiIdeu, oBnt
ieood ben Gang Der Serbanolungen 81
ii0ren.
Scopille eripdbnte inter auoerem bic pg.
ranlibale llnperi6dmtbeit @uiteau's, wei
iid berielbe in Oieielbc Sategorie nit Grant,
@onflinS pnp 2lrtku teute,
yytun," iagte @uitear, rid ucnue 9as
Elm siemli9 anftdnbigeS Guurtett."
Spdter, ais ScObt&&t %stSss,iige d.ass @Hi
teams 0febe uorlas, rtef Qetterer: ,2eien Sic
9as lieber nidt, ScopiGle; eS birfte SbrC
gfarrentbeOrie Iber ben 9auieu rperien"
Ssrsen fieb bic @eic5npreusn einisen?
Die anfidt gefpinnt INNER mebr 4nbdn.
ger, bab itf Die @eihporeneu ni6t etnigeu
perben. 0tebrere YeriOnen geben on, lie
bitten eiHeu Der @e6morenen uor oem 9lu.
fnuae bes BroSeiics iagen b0ren, Ell bette
@utteau flir pabnitnnig. 8te Sertbeibi=
gungsanlpdlte nnb Seripan6ten oeS Quae=
tlagten geben iidl iOgar Der SOffnung bin,
boB uidt nlIr elmer, ionbern nebrere Der Sc
Idmprenen iiber Die 3urednuugS
SuiteQll'S i'm Stpeifel flu0.
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0urd,ocbrauutc Ndrhen

BbtIabetpbtu, Yenni., II. San.
-g8m. 9. Stepeniou, Suffibrcr Der 9iu=
iton'i6en Sdgeufabrif 5u SacOnn, iit per
idmunSen un5 cine llnteriudung ieiucr Sii=
der ergiebt ein 0efiSit pon $4,000. Wtan
alaubt, beb CT NIT Nellie Stauton, eiuem
1S=jabrjgcn MGb6en, bas man am lek;en
Samiiage in SteuenIon's @eielidaft aui
bein Sobnbofe iab, Ourbsebrannt iit. Der
geri6punOene lit 40 Sabre alt uno uerbei-
ratbet.
Cine oil Der Al. Strabe wobnbafte 6rau,
Namcns Gliiabetb SrcCler, iud)te beu.e
Gormittag Den Poli;etdlef ami unO eriudtC
i'm, ibr 6ei'm 9lntipiiren tbrer 15idhrtger
Softer Rellie bebIlflid] gu iein. 9as Ntd1.
den iIt felt lettem Samitage nit eiuem Niua
fflebrer perl6muiioen uuo man glaubt, baf
fidj oas Ydrfen mad Neiu=Y Yorf begebeu bat
Gin Suitbefcbl 1T gesen cas Mdbden aus
1Cftellt morbeU,
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auf Su beItebeu, baB Eeru oas geior5ette
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9Gi1en burG3ueben. Dicn erwartct ctni-
li6e 8iferel5en Suiidpn Gbili unJ Den
Ser. Staaten, mCnn MIDI 8reScott unu
Slaine fid alS du6erit gepanote Diploma
ten erpeiien. 9as Scnebncn bet @eicuJ=
ten Surlbut nnO 6ilnattid bat b,c Sc1eu
perI6limmert unO nid)t geraye oa;u be-
getragen, Die gdhug fir Die Ser. Staateu
I'll erb6bcu. Die @uunlifGre bcbcu te,uer
lei 2luiidliiiic iibcr Ben .3mca ibrcr Mii
fon gCgcbcn.
9ie 2lrbeiten an Dem %anamd Sanal
iino in 6olgc eincS Strifc8 bciuabe gdn;l d)
cingciteLt. 9ie arbcitet oetian1cn eire
2obncrB0burg bon $1."0 auf $1.J0 piO Sag
uno nciien Sur Segtiiubung ibtet 6or0ethng
oarauf bin, baB Die Yte'ie lic RahrHng,
Slet6ung II. I. 10. gciticgcu inO. 9tuBet
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Spefulationeu iiber bas Serbitt, oas
Semna6it bon Den SeldWorenen i'm ! + o.
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Der feiue guten. Siele tiidtige Criminal.
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mem Srrenbauie iberpielen peroen nlillle.
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