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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-05-12
TEN MILLIONS A YEAR FOR EDU.
CATION.

The time seems to be suspicious
for Congress to pass a bill something
like that reported by the House COM
mittee on education and labor yess
terday. 1t provides for the appro-
priation of ten millions a year, for
five years, to be divided among the
States for free school purposes.
Such measure would be of incalcu>
liable advantage to the South, and
now is the time when it would do
more good than ever before. Most
of the States in the South have fair
free school laws, and friends Of edu-
cation are engaged in "a powerful
struggle to build up the schools and
place them on a substantial founda-
ton. This appropriation would aid
them very much, and at the end Of
five or ten years they would become
30 firmly established that their fu>
ture success would be assured. And
the Federal treasury is so well sup
piled with funds, that such an appro-
priation would not be felt in the
slightest degree. There has never
been time, and perhaps never will
be again, when the Federal Govern
ment can aid free schools SO easily
and 30 effectively as the present.
The bill reported yesterday, has
the unanimous support of the COM
mittee, we learn, and we trust that it
will become law. A Washington
special to the New York Tribune
says of the bill:
The money is to be distributed tc
each State in the proportion which
the illiteracy of each State and Ter
ritory bears to the total illiteracy Of
the country, as shown by the census
It must be divided proportionately
between white and colored schools
and pupils. The slave States will
receive S7,556,773 out of the Who'll.
amount The committee says in tn,
report that it is believed that THU
sum will enable these States to sup
port schools for six mon tbs ever,
year, when added to the. amo unit rails
ed by State or local law, and in SOM
of the States for longer period.
The committee states that, accord
ing to the census, there are 6, 239, 95
persons in the United States abov
ten years of age who cannot write
making 1914 per cent, or about one
eighth of the entire population. TIL
census further shows that AIS, 39E
or 1856 per cent, of them are in tn
recent slave States, which contal
only 1868 per cent. of the populatio
of the country. In six of these State
one-third or more of the populatio
above the age of ten years are illitel
ate, while In the Territory Of Ne
Mexico nearly one-haf cannot writ,
Of the entire population of the cou,
try only 6.96 per cent. cannot writ
while AIT per cent. of the colore
population cannot write.
More than one-fourth of the emit,
population of the late slave State
are lliterate. Alabama has lao
S58 iliterate voters. Its populs
vote in 1880 was Isl, 507. Georg
has 145,087 illiterate voters. II
vote in 1880 was 155, 651. MississiT
pi has l11,541 illiteratee voters
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-05-12
IN CHANCERY AT KNOXVILLE,
TENNESSEE.
No. 34ss.

No. 34gS
George r. Mann and wife vs.. John Bartlett Cox.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM THE
/ cross bill filed BY John Bartlett Cox (Which
Is sworn toy that the defendants to said Gloss
bill, to-wit George r. Mann and his wife,
Susan g., Are non residents of the State OF Ten
nessee so that the ordinary process of law can
not be served upon Them; and attachment
having been issued and duly levied on certain
real estate In the city of Knoxville, Tenn on the
corner of Vine and Gay streets. as the property
of said George Il. Mann, 1t Is therefore ordered
that said Mann and wife be and they are hereby
defense to said cross bill on or before the 4th
Monday of June, 1882, or the same will be taken
for confessed against them and set for airing
ex parte. 1t Is fufther ordered that copy Of this
order he published for four consecutive weeks In
the WI AND CHRONICLE, a newspaper pu9-
lished In the city OF Knoxville, Tenn. This May
10, 1882. A true copy. N. L. PATTERSON,
may17w4t Clerk and Master.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-05-12

Among the medicinal means Of arresting dis
ease, Host tiers Stomach Bitters stands pre-
eminent 1t checks the further progress of all
disorders of the stomach. liver and bowels, re-
Wives the vital stamina. prevents and remedies
chills and fever, increases the activity Of the
kidneys, counteracts a tendency TO rheumatism.
and is a genuine stay and solaee to aged, fnfirm
and nervous persons.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers Generally.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-05-12

Close CONNECTION With Doth NO. and NO. on
the E. T., 81 Ga, Railroad.
LOudon aud lockwood Mail Packet.
The steamer Emory City, carrying the mail,
passengers and freight, runs daily between Lou
don, Kingston and lockwood, arriving at Lou
don to connect with the eastern bound train, No.
4, at lO.45 D. M. and leaves for Kingston and
lockwood on the arrival of the western bound
train, No. 3. at 4.29 a. m.
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No. connects with through train from New
York via Richmond only Leave New York at
4.s5 a m; :. leave Washington lilo a m; leave
' Also. with train leaving Norfolk at 1925 p m,
leave Lynchburg $50 m leave Bristol by
m arrive at Morristown s.2s am; connecting
n c.: at Knoxville with trains OF the x. q y. ana
K. d A. Railroads.
Arrive at Chattanooga at S59 m connecting
WITH trains for Memphis, Nashville and Clncin-
-' Arrive at Dalton 400 m /; Rome 500 m ; At
lanta 8.15 p m; connecting with trains tor
Charleston and Savannah.
No. connects with through train from
York via Virginia Midland only % hsa1e
IynchbErg ss5 m +; Bristol 10 20 m arrive at
Chattanooga 1856 a m; Atlanta r. m ;
Selma 500 m. This train connects at Chatta-
| at Cleveland with trains for Selma, Ala. at Dali
ton with W. s. A. R. r., for Atlanta, New Orleans
IN No. ? connects at Chattanooga with trains from
Cincinnati at Cleveland with trains from At
lanta and Rome 1T Knoxville with Trans pa1as
the at bristol O. with ana through train for
New York via Richmond only /; Leave Lynch NJ a.
burg at 100 m; arrive at Richmond 1880
pm; leave Richmond 800 m arrive at =. " ASH
| This train also connects at Norfolk with Bay
Line Steamers for Baltimore at $50 m. daily
except Sunday. and on Mondays, weamesdays
No connects at Chattanooga with trains from
| Memphis and Nashville at Cleveland with trains
from Atlanta, New Orleans, Selma and the
South Leave Atlanta at ESQ m leave selma
| 6.15 m leave Rome 1855 m; leave Chatta-
| nOOga 7.35 IN; connects at Bristol with through
train for New York via Virginia Midland Rail-
road only Arrive at Lynchburg at 1.S0 I'M arrive
at Washington 1000 m arrive at New YORK
$50 m.
Pullman sleepers on trains Nos. and be-
tween New York and New Orleans Leighton
seepers between Lynchburg and Memphis
through Parlor coach on trains Nos. and be-
tween Bristol and Rome through coach on Nos
8 and between Bristol and Selma
Both trains, Nos. and 8, make at Chattanooga
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-05-12
In THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
KNOX COUNTY.
Bill for Divorce.
Ellen Gardner vs., James Gardner.

Ellen JafuNbT vs.. JdIu6b UHfuntr.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM
L the allegations In the BILL which are sworn
to, that the residence OF the defendant Is I'M
known, 50 that the ordinary process of law can
not be served upon him 1t Is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks TN the WEEKLY WHIG AND CHRONICLE,
a newspaper published In tine city Of Knoxville
notifying the sa d defendant, James Gardner, to
a court to be held for the county of Knox, at the
court house in Knoxville, on the fl st onday of
same will be taken IS confessed and set for
hear ng OK p3rte
witness, Z. w. Adkins. clerk of cur said court,
at Office, In KIN xvi!le, this May Sd, 1882.
may4dlt-w3t K. w, ADKINS, Clerk.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-05-12
SHERIFF, SALE.

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE 49,
ID sued from the o ,rcuit Court OF Knox county,
Tennessee, 10 tle case OF Il. Z. Fox against J. T.
Galbraith e. al, 1 will, on
SATURDAY, THE BIRD DAY OF. JUNE, 1882,
within lege hours, sell to the highest bidder, for
cash in Nod in front of the court house door, in
Knoxvse, Tenn , all the right. title and interest
whichfJ. E. Galbraitn. Martha J. Galpraith
Matt, N. Galbraith. Florence Galbrdith and
Call 3Galbraith have In and to the following
de ribed tract Of land lying In the 10th civf
di.trict OF Knox county. bounded as follows, to-
IT: by the lands Of 3. E. Fox, Samuel Lenart
~ d interest Of said parties in said land
70 geuI1lay. 1882.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-05-12
CT N SU M P THO n
FITS " 4 !:
IA fishes I'm Office in
EV Cure OF EPILEP-
TIC EITS

From American Journal of Medicine.
DR.. Alb. MeserOle date of London) who makes
a specially of Epi epsy has without douu treated
and cured more cases than any other living ply
stefan. His success has simply been astonishing
we have heard of cases of over 20 years stand.
a work on this disease, which he sends with a
large bottle of his wonderful cure Tree to any
sufferer who may send their express and P. O.
ADDRESS. We advise any one wishing cure to
address DIR. AB MESEROLE,
No. Sc John Street, New York.
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WORTH SENDING FOR

DR.. j. III. SCHENCK, of philadelnbia no,
just published book on " Diseases OF the
Lungs and How They Can ne Cured"
which is offered FREE postpaid, to all applI.
cants. 1t contains valuable information for all
who suppose themselves afflicted with, or liable
to, any diseases of the throat or lungs Address
DIR. J. Ii. SCHENCK * SON. 600 Arch street
Philadelphia, Pa. p. o. Box 1888.
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Sermif6tc tcleerap5ii6c De-
pefmen.

Sic 9an1pfia DIT Carrie u.
gS b" purbe geftern nabe g9efpotnt, g.
g., bur6 bic Str0mung gegeu etneu 6elieu
getriebfn unb ing unter. Gs befanoen
iid nur oret gonu anl Sor5 bes 6abricuges
unb bteielben fuurben gerettet. Die Sad)t
g'b0rte benz SbeTftcn [Sobn .. 0roerih uno
wirb mabrideiulid uc4ftenS gcbObca tpers
ben.
9te Iahridlt, baB bic Miiiion bes
Brdftbenten Barrios BON @uates
mala in @aibington erfolgloS geblteben iif,
peruriadlte in Merifo grobe @elugtbuung.
81 hu &aper, elm als Bu6fiibrer In
9icnftsn Der @bicago'er SupelenJdn6ler
Beni. Allen & Comp. ftebenbet iunger Gugs
lGneer, lift NIT etfua $4,000 bird q e.
brannt. Ruh Uermutbet, buB er fih mad
@nglanb begeben bat.
Batrid 9urleD, Sobu oes uotoriiden
Wiolie Oiaguire Son Surlep, bes bis lest
nod ntdt eiugefaugenen Dtorocrs BON
gotper Scenes, pnroe geitern in elmer Sob
lergrube bel g8ef SheuaHoOab, 8enui.,
ourf berabfiirSenbe SOBlen eri4lag II.
Soicpb @agle aus Buffalo, R.sS.,
tuurbe geiern in elmer Scilenbauerei 3u
Sam 1t 0 n, Ont, our6 bas Seriten etnes
S6Ieiiiieines get0otet.
Srau 81. g. Sanes, Satin 6es gr,Yrds
iibeuten SaDes, iiibrte gciteru ben gorf3
iiber cine in @bautuqua, H.sY., abgebaltcs
ne Ssrlanlmlung Der "Wcmens Home Mis-
sionary Society,""
Die in sSrau6, I.sg., tagenoe 3 a.
ri 6 m m I ION pernabm getelu mei
tere Wttttbeilungen 6es 9ilfs Sfasamts-
Sefretdrs Sfen6). 4uBerbem unterbretteteu
nebrere @eihdftsleute ibre NniiAten itber
bic ermiiniGte Sfeoiiion Res Sartis.
Ser Bbilabelpbtsr S9minoler 9ouis
9iau6olpb bot aud in Scranton, Penui.,
;mei aefdIidte gSef5iel anqebrad,t. Wiau
bat nod feine Spur uon benz Setriger.
q. SIcn6 6otu s I, bee ebemalige Siref>
tor Der Blanooipsfi'ideu SaGettruppe, purz
be geitera in Milmaufce fpegen S6lihung
perboftet. 81 bat nas Terbreden etnge>
fanben.
Sn 9tucoln, Hebr., tpur6e gefern Elm
Staatss@ @onpent Der Semperen5ler abgebals
ten uno bei6loiisu, cine energiide @ompagne
3u @unifeu zines Prohibitions sAmenoemeutS
Su fIbren.
5ames Sobnion tpurbe porgeteru gu
8attIeboro', R.s@., BON einem 9uae
Der ,g8ilminqtens Belooner 8abn" iiberfahz
rem unb augenbltdtif) get5otet.
Giue Don Sbrepeport mad Win6en, Ga,
beftimrte y itfRt d ewuroe porgeiteru15
Msileu uon BEN erlteren Orte, nahe Glart's
gopon, 6urd sruei Mfasfirte beraubt. Die
&duber entfamen NIT ibrer Ssute.
@eo. &llenunb Sobn9ewts 8 pur'
ben gtiteru In ben sMouut. Bleaiauts aoblens
gruben" nabe Scrauton, Benuf., ourh berao'
fttr5euoes @eitttu eetootet.
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SG6 bcrubrte !Seils unb 0erTd16s
ncruneSs Miittel.
bmefels SG0er.

Der HBertb BON SdpefeIs sSd6ern ale 5efIs
initteI sesen SdutausfcjlGse pber auosrueitis
urgeunoeH 3ufidnb ber Sdut, iouie aegeu Rheumda
ttsmus nne 6idlt III ldngft Sugefan6eR. Der begs
ihbnernoe enfus beier Bdoer af bic 6dut III ebeus
tdus gut betdnnt Slenn's Sdbfpefels Seife belist
eieieben Ggenibnften nnb beiprft oaielbe Reultdt,
6eiidltSrpfe, ,Gc,emd Mcne, Jmpetiap % rilriaO,
ardee, Sdlsflub Ine Gnhere 6uus araHt6eiten t1ers
ben br@ hteielbe 9dn8lt6 dussemerIt unb e ltHeert
ihneu has 3piden BON Rbeumntismus uHo G3tobf.
ueberbies TT bieielbe Gin disgeei6netes DesinIis
rungss WfittcI fir beruurentgte 6leincr unb Betfs
icus, unS ite ertbcilt 9gcuz lilS aHoeren 3euaen,
bic enmtt geipaiteu iperben, cine hem S6Hee dbHli9e
@eibeunc Rein9eit. 5n 6Ol9e ees Srbrduds berieIs
ben erbdIt her Ient cine rebt dnnnttbeune Rdrbeit
i1lb nnaenetme Gldtte. gpHHenbrGnn. 2pmmers
fprpifen, Rinnen, aberbnupt ale Seintfebler bic
entternt perben toinen, iueroen ourn bieiebe aus
gelpfd)t. Serner ut bic geiunec Reiubeit, peIfe
beielbe bem leut ertbeit ipcit antPhenner als bic
ardbIiGe unb unratirlide gldiie, iDeIde burd ben
Gebrauh bon Shnnbcttsmtteln entiiebt.
maan bite nd Dor 6dlid1uusen! - gdbwefeIs
2eife 1T nG68ema9t lporben unS has 9ublttm tuirb
pr grrit@t ermGtnt nur Die atte uebmsu,
uub gu bea8ten, oGs bic eiu;tge Ortatnak
. et6n nung GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP nit
obiser abbileuns ii6 aui bem llmi&Iase isbes
Stiidss bsiinSet, pbns peIdbe feline debt 1T.
Bum gsrtauf i'm Q4osmeiueu BEL NsOtbeteru 6dubs
Tern in glpheartifsLn unb 9loterialipaaren III IS
Gents Sas Stid; 60 Geuts bis aiife, eutbaItenb
Stud, siu GriparriB bon 20 9rOsent; per Bot. nit
gcruusbesabIuns, fritet bic Site % Gents.
Ser Gigeutbimer rpiirbe iid iebr freHeu,
3euguiiie III erbalten bon Berionen, tptl6e
Slenn'S Sapeiel-Setfe gebrauheu.
GbS. 6, &rittcntOn, aGetu. gigentb.,
sir. 115. 5nItOn'snGse, RewsgOrt.
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StaOt Baltimore.

SteySnternattouale @on3erts
@ompagnie" in 9 d legePS DSr d :
ftrionz 6afGe." - gSieoer hattie geftern
2lbenO bic lauiftge rSrdeitrion=S SnLe" bes
Srn. Sdlegel eineu 10 Sablreifen 8eind 3u
UerSei6nen, Sns barin bic iidere Siirgz
iduit fir Die Sefrtebigung 81 rrbliden it,
iuelfe unier Bublitum bei'm Qnb0reu oteler
&ouserte empfinbet. 9te 0ur6idbrung oeS
aus II Nummeru be1ebenben Brogramms
mar cine berartige, baB naf SdluR leoen
Gortrags bic S0rerihait in lauten Bettau
au8bra1D. 8eIOnoers gut iprdAen an: Oh
uertire ;u .Strabella" fir Btauo, 8aBiolo
aus ,Grnani," Guartett aus sgtartba," e"
9uett iiir Senor uno 2(lt aus oErooaoote,"
Sinale bes erfen AlteS aus yeucte3td Sors
ala" II. (. 10. 9icie @on,erte ieBen iid, mte
Der imner Edrier tper1enoe 8eiua oetlelben
naGneift, In Der @unit oes BublitHms i'm
met isffsr.
9as @arteu @ou3ert i'm Somme"s
lofale 6es 9.u. 6tan, @aryner, meldes, nte
ell een porbergeben1eH SreitngS QbenJen,
gefiern bon Der Gapeae oes Brof. gSinter IN
abgerunbetfter gSetle gegebeu muroe, MAJ
redt gut beiut)t, un6 Der tLble lteIn.l'he
Sommernbenb bradte jeOem Beiuher bic
rrdte Stimmung bet ii9 an ben ShOnbe;=
ten bieier Wtnfif mad SeriensluIt 81 et8osen.
limb es uuroe ginem mirllih ni6t let6t gu
beftmmen, ipelfler BON ben GortrGgen Der
beife gepsien. 90 0iel last fi6 bebaupteu,
SaB inter ben am Reiiten beiialtg aufge>
ucmmenen Hummeru iotgenbe 81 uer3ethnen
iino: Suuertiire 3u n5iOtte EIriae" pom
Suppe, DGrlt6nig" BON Shubert, Ouoer>
tire III ,on5 @lodlein OeS @remiteu" uon
B6tI6, y8al,ertldnge" bon 2abiefp u.i.m.
4Oli5eili9 es.-9ie Suuben 9Siliam
@mcrb, Quguit Sdrei5er, 2ute Siug uuo
Nnl. elliott, tpel6e lpegen augeblthen GiHz
brudes in bic 0feutlide Sdule gir. Oets
haitet ipor6eu, ipur6en gsfteru bonn 8tdter
Gaidmepsr bis Sum geri9tsoerfabren Hnter
9iraitaft geiteIlt.
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SelbffmprSe.

8btIabeIpbta, 90. Suli. - Die 32s
jdgrige glilabetb Sumter, Satin bes be.
fannten 9ofalpOltiterS Sarrp Sunter in gtr.
1404, @brtittanlraBe, tpobubaft, iagte ftd)
nm llbr bente friib nit eiuem BiitoI, mel.
DIES fie inter ibrem 6opffi6en Oerbor9en
batte, etne &ugel ourh BEN &opf unb itarb
iunerbalb elmer Stuube. Gin SldI9deu 2aus
banum uurbe ebcnfalls i'm Sette uorgefuns
ben. 81. Sunter lag CUR Seit Der S9at i9la=
fen6 i'm Bette neben Der SraH.
gemarf, HsS., %. Suli. - @ultau
Sdult, "a Sabre alt uuS in 9atpIon's 4eSer.
fabrtf beihdItigt, eridoB iid gefern Abenr
in Dem Saule 9ir. 159, Serrn-Str. Gs beiBt,
Der Sater oes iungen Qfaunes babe Dor meb=
reren Sabren ieine Sauifte in 9eutidlaud
beimlid perlaiieu, bann babe er geidrieben,
nno @nfap iei Bterber gef6muen, babe aber
ieinen Sater nit elmer cn6ereu 6rau perbets
ratbet sefunben. Ser Safer babe balO bas
rauf aHd ietue hieiise Srau perlahen unS
fib mad benl @eften begebeu, no er iif) nod
in bcn letten Sagen eingetrofener Radrtdt
nodmals uerbetratbet babe. Der Sohn ioa
6urf bieie gfa6rid)t tief niebergeoriift NOR
ben ie.n unb SdaIn bariiber er1pfunben bas
ben. Gs mirb uermutbet, baB er oaburd|
gun Selbfmorb peranla6t purOe.
asburp sBarf, N.>S, 90. Suli. -
Sas Moin, 20 Sabre alt, erbdugte itd beute
friib in ietner gSobnung an Der Wfouroe'
apenue. ST bate i6ou Dor slpei Sabten
cineu Selbftmorouerlud genadt. CT Ioa in
6olge finauIieller SerIufte gemiitbSfranf &C.
mPiru iPin
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Ser TrahtDcrlaoer Slusftanb. =
Gine SeribtS Gnti6eiSuug
su 6unften Der Sabn Sefcas
16dften.

Stem Oorf, 90. Suli.-&iGtsr Satgbt
gab beute in benz pom @eneralanmalt Huiiea
i'm Rameu bes Solfes gegen Die 0Gem>Dor=
fer Central" uno bic ,@rie=Sahn" eingelet=
teten Nan0amusuerfabreu burd tpel4es
bic Sabu @eielidafteu gesuungen weroen
iolteu, ibre 6radt red)t3ettig Su beforoern,
cine Guti9eibuug 81 @uuftcI Der Sabngeleaz
ifaften ab unb pertparf baS 9eiud nm eiueu
Nianoamusbefebl. gr erfldrte in Ietner
@ntiheibuug, has @srid)t babe feline 4Hto=
ritdt, iid) i'll Die 2obnfrage ein5Imil6en, uuo
i'm Sale irgenb einem Siirger Sdaocu ent=
itebc, neil Die Sabnen bic 6radt nidt rcdts
settig bei0rberu, 10 tonne ct iit outh etne
Sdaoeuerinbtleg Su ieinem 8edte oerbels
fen. 9aS DtanoamnSuerfahren fOnnc inter
ben @eieten beS StaateS nid|t AMI bic uOrz
lie9enbe 6rage angenenbet merben.
Sie 9edarbeiter ner Ilbang 'er 0a11perz
2inie am Suee Der @analftra6e ifanbeH beute
fir b6bereu 2ohn aus. Sie erbtelteu 6iSber
$27 pro Oionat nnb berlangen $50. Die
@ompagnie min neue Qrbeiter anifelen.
SSn ei'sr Notwithstanding Der 6rc6-
erlaorr in SerIeB @it1 tuur6e erilGrt, baB
8ater be @Oncilio bic SerbanOlungen nit
ben 8abngeielidaft gum .3pede eincs
@omprini1eS obne AutoritGt Der n6radt=
perlabcr luton" eingeleitet babe uub 6aB
iiG Die rStriter" bis jett nod nidt in
elmer 10 Oemiitbigeuben Gage befanben, baB
fe nm bic Sermitteluug irgeuo Seman0es
III bitten brauhten. 9ie ySnigbts Of Qabor"
in Nenarf, H.=S., mollcn AM nddlite Gam
itog Abenb eine NtaiiPuueriuntmlung 81 @In=
fen rer ausitebeaoen 0radtUerIaoer abb
halten,
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Giue unoerathene 20 dter.

man, 9Ofter zines reid1en warmers in
@amOens@Ountp, R.sS., uerIudlte pOr stli.
den Gageu ibreu Sater su osrgiftsn, neil er
ibr bc.i llmgang NIT etnem iuusen Wauue
perboten bate. Sbr Sater traf 4ultalteu,
oas Mdb9en in elmer Srrennnifalt unter,u.
brineen, unb ala SSa 0ies beute erfubr,
mahte iie nit eiuem 3randtrmeiier einen
RorSaneriff auf ben Snter. 9esterer err
lonete ipdter etuen 9aftbefebl, alletn ais oei
BslisiIf erldien, Inn bic Eodtsr 3u perbaf.
ten, mar bieielbe peri6punoeu, uuo bic iest
1T ss nod uiat geluugeu, ne aufiuiiuben.
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S1c,r QIprfer Sepefdben.

Nem.Yorf, 2S. Sult. - @dbrenb ber
bente Mittag perifridenen "a Stunbeu MIR
Sen 1874 Sobesfdle angemelbet; 100 Der Setz
fpl benen paren &inber unb erlGgen Der ain-
berdoIera. Rebrere Yerionen erlagen beuie
Dem SOnnenftide.
- @eitern Morgen seger 10 llbr mar bic
8ruderei bes rGpeniug Sonrual" in Serieps
@itb Der SGauplat eiuer auireseubeuSceue.
Sett eiriger 3eit beitanb cine gepiiie Unit
moftdt 5pii6en bem Mal9initen 9apis uuo
oem BreBmann Bbite. @eiteru MN geries
then Die @eguer OH einanoer; es tntifanb elm
Seuiltampf, in pel6em 9apis ben Siirseren
3og. auber iid5 por gSutb iiber leine Nieocr-
lage, ergriff ct einen am Soben liegenoen
Wieibsl unb bradte bem @bite ;tuei Sti9e
BET, einen in ben Stiiden iiber Der Iinten
Siiite, ben anbereu In bic linfe Seite Ser
8rnft. Or. Sarid, tpelder iofort geruieu
mnrbe, ertldrte bic gSunben fir lebf seidbrs
lid. 2apis entflob unb iol, ruie man iast,
bic Gtaot perlaiIen baben.
- Sr. aarl Sdur3 beifreitet bic Nadridt,
SaE er ir1 z. Diftrift gum Gongrebmitglieo
nomintrf merben lolle. gr erfIdrt, man babe
linn feiue oiesbs;iisliden Sherten gemadt,
nnb er wiirbe bic domination uidt acceps
tireu
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ssus Der SnnbesbauptfaaSt,
ppn ter siee iibtrwdltiat.

Yoibinqton, 2S. Sult.-@barles B.
@lisbee, erifer 2eIeclerf bes Sauies, purbe
beuie iriib, m6bren6 er bic Sreppen bes Sas
pitols binnufging, BON Der Siee iiberwdltigt.
Mau tru. Inn irfort in oas SHnere oes 9ez
b1n5es, nno 9r. Ban Gruam, @ongre6mitz
elieb Gus Stem sYorf, leiifete ibm ir5tlt9en
8eiffanb. NadI6en. fid Sr. @lisbse einigers
maEen erbolt bate, ipuroe er in oas oPropt<
bence@ Solpital" gebraht. Die Aerste glau=
ben, ouB Der Yattent BON etllcM letdten
Sd)logaufane betrohen noroen TT.
Ole Slmss uns 5afenbilI.
Die Trage, oh Der 8rdF5eut Die 8lu6= uuO
SaIenbil unterSei9uen pir1, wire CUR 3eit
risifodb beIprpdleu, nn6 Diele Berlonen mol
len miIfeu, bas uer YrdFoent Der Bin Ieine
@enebmiauug uorentbalten peroe. Die 8az
biuetsmitglie0er uerweigern ale Ausfunit
iiber bas Reiultat Der beuit9en SabinetS-
fsuug, auBer, oaE ui6ts 0eltntttoeS belhloIz
len morben 1T. Die porbertldl ,nne AnHd)t
ld)eint inbefen 81 ietu, OaB be- Briiibeut bic
Siu unterseidnen, iebodI sugleidl poll Der
ibm 3uiteben6en @ollmadt @ebraud MAIDEN
unb etltd|e Der fir gelpiiIe ,3pede bertptlltgs
ten Summen uid)t gansltd ueraEsgabeH lais
fen ptrt. BrGfOent Grant idlu9 betaunt=
lid binfihtlid Der 6lu6= un6 Safenbil BON
Sabre 1876 Elm dbulides Serfabreu ein.
ScrniicbteS.
9as &abinet beIddftiste iid beute nit Grs
ip6guug Der Tlubs mi SafeubiG, obne bic
ielbe iebof III erlebigen. @iue tpettere 8az
binetsFeung mirb morgen abgebaltcn per=
ben.
Die heuttge Steuer giuuabre betrug
$371 ,131.29, uno bic 3Olleinnabme 1914,
S4425.
3ur Ginl0ung beittmmte gfatioua!banfz
noteu i'm Setruge BON $G06, 900 lieien heute
i'm Sdabalnte ein.
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StnScre Mrbeiter Ingelc9en=
beiten.

@iier, MaII., 9S, Suli. : l1usefdbr 60
in Der Gdubfabrif Der S9. Q. y. 6ultcf &
S6bue angeitelte Srauen unO .Rdb6eu
ftau1en beute friib fiif B6bereu 0ObH ans.
9ie Sabrif muBte in Solge bes aIsfanves
BEN SetriFb einfelleu, in0em Ole &rbe,t Der
Mdnner BON Oerjenigeu Der GraueStumer
abbGugig 1T.
Tails &iper, MaT., 28. Suli. - Die
Sptnner Der Slabe'iden Spinneret, 50 all
Der 3abl, fellten beute ole arbeit EN-, neil
ite nit Der Art uub 2SeiIe bes g8iegenS Scs
ibnen getieferten @arnS nidt 5ufftc5en me-
rem. 9ie Linton" billigt ben Ausacho ntd1t
un6 tpirb penuden, eiueu @OmpromtB 5u be-
tperfitelltgen.
Sail SILVER, 8aii., 28. Sult. - Die
bieigen Sabrifanten beipreaen BEN Gorz
idtag, ibte @tablihements i'm 9tnguit eff
3tuei gSu0en 81 idjlietcH. sic bchaupteu,
e8 iei bel bet gegsnmdrtiaeu @eindftSlage
unm0glidl, profitable @cifdite gu MAIDEN.