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A ConviCt's Bride.

A Massillon, O., special saws: A short
time ago a young man named Ira
Stump was convicted of horse-stealing
at Fremont, o., and sentenced to a
term in the penitentiary. On the day
he was taken to Columbus he was mar
ried in the jail at Fremont to some con-
tidiDg and sympathetic female. A re-
port of the wedding was published in
the daily papers at the time, which
also conveyed the information that the
bride would 60 to Massillon and secure
her husbands share of the fortune left
by his father, Levi Stump, one of the
wealthiest farmers in the country, who
died while his son was on trial. The
expectant and beutiful wife got here on
schedule time and also departed by
schedule time on the first train which
left after she discovered that her er-
ratio spouse had been cut off in the will
with 81.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-08-28

Las Vegas Optic.
There is a wonderful salt lake, sit
uated 100 miles west of Albuquerque.
in New Mexico, and about fifty miles
from the Arizona line. The lake is To-
Gated upon the top of q volcano noun
tain, and evidently occupies an extinct
crater. 1t is, perhaps, three-quarte rs
OF a mile in diameter, and so strongly
impregnated with salt that crust of
pure white salt, of a spongy consisten-
cy, like floating ice, encrusts the mar
gin. 1t is so plentiful that it is carried
away by the wagon load. 1t has long
been used by the Indians. The salt is
white, of the purest quality and desti-
tute of sand or any foreign ingredient.
The texture is porous, like CONCEALED
white foam.
The most curious feature of this lake
is a tall column or monument shaped
formation, which rose up near the cen.
ter to the height of 100 feet, and which
appeared to be composed of white lava
thrown up by some ancient convulsion
during some ancient period. Th, out
side of this singular column is sloped
from the base toward the top, and was
rough enough TO enable it to be as
cended. On reaching the top of the
cone the interior was found to be hOl-
low like a tube, and at the bottom
there was seen circular pond of
water with bright emerald green color
in appearance, probably to be attrib.
Nted to the sparse sun rays which pen
etrated the huge tube, and were re-
flected from the smooth, mirror-like
surface OF water. On the projecting
sides of the interior of this bowl were
found no iucrustations of salt on the
surface like that on the outside, but on
thrusting the hand into the water and
withdrawing it, the hand came out
perfectly white from particles of salt
that adhered to it. 1t was evidently q
very strong brine.
There is also desolate, arid plain,
composed of lava, 100 miles in width,
situated beyond the Organ mountains,
so called because the basaltic columns
rising up, as seen at q distance, re-
semble the pipes of an organ. The
great plain beyond is about eight miles
west of Las Cruces. 1t is entirely des-
titute of water, which has to be con-
veyed by those crossing this inhospita-
bic waste. But the remarkable thing
about this desert is an immense stratum
of gypsum of selmite of pure white
color, and when seen at q distance re-
sembles huge snow drift. The gyp-
sum bed is several miles in extent, and
is in sufficient abundance to furnish a
supply for all purposes for which it is
used, to the inhabitable globe. There
are other remarkable physical ap-
pearances in the region mentioned,
scarcely known to the outside world
1t is a scene of wonders.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-08-28
ty bushels between December ard May

ty bushels between December ard May
/. 1t was put in tight bin, and the
shrinkage was entirely from evapora-
ton. Add to this the frequent loss
from vermin, and the loss of interest
for five months, and the corn grower
who proposes to "hold for higher
price" has some data for determining
whether it pays or not.
1t will pay to spend a half day going
through the fields TO see how many va
cant spaces there are where seed has
failed to come, or has been destroyed
by birds or insects, and dropping into
such spots hill of beans or squashes,
or few tprnip seed or cabbage plants.
Such stolen crops are often a success if
properly looked after, and help to pay
the interest and taxes on the land,
which the lying idle will not do.
A plan in use in Australia of leading
cattle, said to be very effective, is as
follows: Tie the end of the rope around
the base of the near horn; pass the
line across the forehead, back behind
the horns and under the back of the
near ear, thence up between the ropes
and the animals forehead. When
hauled taut, hitch is made which
takes in the ear, the least pressure
upon which, by pulling the rope, it is
said, prevents the most obstinate
beast from hanging back.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, who
has exceptionally intelligent apprecia-
ton of good things of garden and field,
is on record as thinking more of Down
ing's Mulberry than of any other fruit,
and now The Orange County Farmer
draws attention anew to the same
much neglected but delicious dessert {"
The tree, the editor says, will flourish
in almost any soil, is q thrifty grower,
entirely hardy, handsome enough for
the lawn, comes early into bearing, is
annually productive and for long time
each season, and "the berries are
large, black as jet, very sweet and de.
licious."
The best thing to make belt hold
we'll is can of good neats-foot oil, ap-
piled often enough to make it soft and
pliable. This will never glaze over,
and the belt will work every day alike,
so you know Just how much load it will
DcdI stHu uOG give Oub. l. HIS lS WHdJ Is
called the natural and proper treat
ment for a belt. There are good
many who make it point to keep a
dish of resin at hand, and every little
while use it to make the belt do what
it ought to do without resin. 1t makes
things snap for a little while, but it
soon glazes over and in the end is
worse than nothing.
Dry earth, in dust, being rather bet
ter, as a perfectly complete deodorizer
and retainer, to strew daily in the
privy trough than coal ashes, the latter
can be used to greas advantage by
scattering it two or three times q week
in the poultry quarters, over the drop
pings. These are then kept loose, dry
and easy distributable- making a
ready and powerful manure-and the
towels are saved from cholera or other
similar diseases which spread in in
closed chicken pens, rs zymotic dis
eases do among ourselves, by contagi-
on from the undried, unburied or un-
burned f@ces of those attacked.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-08-28
The Stars on Our Flag.


1t is to a woman that the United
States are indebted for having n star
with five points on their national flag,
Her name was Betsey Ross, and she
was an upholster by trade. The COM
mittee of congress authorized to de-
sign flag came to her to perform the
work, and she suggested that five
pointed star would be better for their
purpose than the six-pointed. She was
created flag maker to the government,
and her business descended to her
children, but was at last relinquished
by her daughter, who joined the Soci-
ETY. of Friends, and did not wish to
have her handiwork used in war.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-08-28

"A buck deer weighing 1873 pounds was re-
Gently killed near Jasper, Fla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-27

Eg- Bel allen |pot9steru 3u
\ n :,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-27
Sermif6teS.
Sic Gifeninbunric.

Btttsburg, Yenni., %. Wdr;.-Sett
mehr, als bret W&onaten fanben bic giien.
bergnerfszSefter uno bic Better BON
SdmelS0feu auf gelpauutem SuBe. Die
grubenbeiter babeu felt ptelen Sabren ben
Yreis bes giiener;es bifttrt, uuo in ben
lesten fiinf Sabren fnb iie 10 mdbtig ges
tporben, bab bic giiens unb Stablfabritans
ten OSer bte Sefser BON S9mel36feu, mel,
die ftd nidt i6on Dor bem 1. Sanuar Cont
trafte ilderten, ntft tuuBten, tpeld5e Qua
lttdt grs iie iibcrbaupt bstommeu tonnteu.
Qls es i'm pergangenen DECEMBER ben Qnz
i6etn bate, baB Der Earif auf alle Sorten
Giien reou;trt tperoen tpirbe, traten bic
Sefiber Don SdmelsOfen ;uianmen NIB be-
itloien, nid]t nur cine Yreisrebattion in
Se5ug ouf Gr1 ionbern aud giintigere
acknowledgements 81 er3mtngen. Sn ers
fter gtnte tpeigerten fie iid), Dor benz l. Sa=
mar nit ben Otinenbeisern @ontratte abs
5uidlieben. Seitoem babeu betbe Gombiuaz
ttonen fif gegenieitig iberpa6t, uno es
fam rlttuuter 3u befttgen Iuseinauberietuns
gen. gSte man nun annimn1t, iinb Die @r;s
proou3enten oes Sabers miioe getporoen uno
berett, fIetn bei3ugeben. Die y0fspubltcs
Sres@ompanp" offertrt gtieuer, 3u $3.50 pro
Sonne, b. b. iie begniist Itt nit ST. so nenis
ger, uls i'm leeten Sabr. 3teie Ebatiafle
unb anbere Inseiden confatiren binldnaltd5
ben 3uiammenbrud ber RiueubeFesr>& >&omz
binatton.
9te y8epubGics Sr.zg ompane" "bietet beute
gtieners su $S pro Sonue = So btQiaer, ais
i'm leeten Sabre, unb so Gents biuiger, ais
in LETTER gScfe. - an. Die Sot0fenbefiber
erfldren, eiue tueitere RebuftioH lei moth
tpenbig, ebe iie Gnfduie MAIDEN f0nnten.
Gs uerlautet, baB bic vBubbler" nit Der
4bfid1t umgebeu, bic alte @eieCi6aft Der
nSulfans S0bue" III reorganiiiren unb aus
Der Observation-Disclosures" aus;utrez
ten. 9ret Seriammluugeu tuurcen tiir,ltd5
bier 3u bieiem 3pede abgebalteu, uub So
Selegateu aus Beunipluanien, Ohio, 8eft.
Sirginten, Sutnois, &entufp, Miiiouri unb
Nem.Norf paren annsienb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-27
EaS unaelabene 6emehr.

Ga @roiie, gSisc., 2B. Rdrs.-Srant
Wabar, II Sabre alt, tpuroe seitern abeno
i'm @affeRiaale Der D0a @rofesQisbts 9uaro"
BON 9ouis Rop, einem &ameraoen. ,ufdlz
lig eridoifen. Nfab ftedte etue Batroue, bic
er nidt -selabeu pdhnte, tn Elm @euebr unb
ridtete 6afelbe uuf Mtabur. 9ebterer nabut
eine trasiide SaItuns on unb leste bie
Sanb auf's Ssr3; gletdl oarauf ftiir5te er
NIT elmer Sugel burd ben aopf entiselt 3u
gobeu. Nabar ipar elm begiinffigter @anSi,
bat fir eiue &aoettenfels in @eifsYoint,
unb feline Gltern iorpuhl, pte biejeniseu
Rabar's sdbleu gu ben anseiebenften Sitrs
germ bieier StaSt.
Yortlanb, Re., 26. @drs. - als
Senrs u. @oohins aus garmontb am !esten
Samfage BON Der Saso suriid febrte, be-
seauete er einem setpiiien Soiiab Sorting,
luadsr isin @suebr su iehen wiinidte. Gr
reidte es tbm, uub pdbreuS Sorting bte
g4afe beiidtigte, entlub iid bteielbe plOsltf,
une @coSiug murSe ausenbltdlid setOotst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-27
Gin Miiaiondrs : Gan .

Netu Yort 90. WiGr3. - Der Gtcns
babnmaguat gS. $. &anOarbilt uuN iciue
gatttn gaben beute i'll ibrer pnlaitG1ulidjeu
gSObnuHg OIL Ger 5. Aueuue eiuen BAL, mels
der an 4raft mo 9laui ale biSbar in yhu
gort ueranfalteteu, Oerartigeu lluter9altuus
gen ibertraf. DaS Yrogramm umidloB cine
DSobbp= 6orie"s Suaortle, in meldjer Die
2dn3er Bferbe oarfelteu, eine yIlotber
@oole" Guabrille, cine nSperu BouIfe"s
Guabrille, cine vGo as you please"sGua=
brtlle Il. |. m. Sn bem erifermdbuteu Sau;e
maren bic PierOe oou Qebensgr0Be, nit wirt.
liden EferoehGuten bebedt, uno eS ucrlau=
tet, baB Grbeiter Spet DtOnate lang NIT per-
fleuung Der Sofiiime beIfdftigt tpareu. Die
@eftslle maren troe tbrer @r0Be 10 leitt, baB
iie Den in ibuen feden6en Sdn}eru, oeren
Site burd 8eden oerbiillt narsu, nttt be
idpsrlth ftelen. 6rau 8anoarbilt mar als
oeuettaniite Yrtu3eifu uuo ibr Gatte ais
SerSog bon @uie getletbet. Inter ben Sd
fen bcfanben fd) Grau Cornelius Sauoers
bilt, Srau QitOr, 6rau Sewarb 2Sebb, Trau
Sudaran 9Stutbrop, Der juuge Qer;og De
0orep, Gbram 9. Sepitt ais 0a0utg gear"
n 81
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Gi3mdrftc.

@btcago, 26. Wdr3. 8ie 3ufubr
pou Sdmetuen beIief iif beute auf 1000,
StiC, Serienouug 1900; Die Bretie pariir.
ten ipiI6en $500 uuo $40 &tn6uleb:
.3ufubr 400, &erienbung 5000; Sertdufs
III $2.75 bis $7.20.-Sduafe: 3ufubr 5000,
Serienbang 800; Sertaufe gu $500 bis
$3.50.
ct. 2outs, 2G. Mar,. - 9iin6pieB
i3uiubr 1900, Serienbung 100; %artaufe III
$3.50 bis $780, Sd)watne; 3ufubr 800,
Gerienbuug 100; %ertdufe 3u $3.50 bis
$7.7O.-Sdaufe: 3ufubr 100, &erisnbuug
100 &ertdufe 3u $3.50 bis $6.2J.
Ga # { tbertp, Semi, 26. giar}.-
9iinbOtGb: 3ufubr 1872; Sertdufe 3u s. .25
bis $G.90.-Sdweine: 3uiubr $3.50: Scr
tGufe ju $50 bis $8.20.-Sdaafe; 3ufubr
G00O; Ssrtauie gu $4.00 bis $500.
gEe ftp bilabelpbiu, ben 26. Ntar,.
- 8in0Uieb: SertGuie 1900 Stiid prima
7t-7s, CUTE 7-74, ulittlerer 61-65, idlebte
5s-64.-S6aafe: Sertdufe 5000, prtma
Ia, CUTE 6e-65 mtttlerer 54-6t,
i6lette 4a-5t.-2Gmmer: 5t-S4.-&Glber
10. Sdmeiue SertGuie $500, ptima
11s-11i, CUTE 11-114, mittlere 104-104.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-27
ge(eSrap6tfde 9epef9ets.
(Seri&te Der ..aHOcirten grsfe fir ben ,Geuti5sr
gerrsIppnbentsn"
Grnbte= Nu8T hteu .

Snotanapolts, 26. Rar3. - Die
gerttte aus $50 Srten bes 8abeuzQreals
IN Snbtana uub Sainois iino febr entmutbis
senb. 9as abpedieInbe Sroff, uub Sbaus
tpstter bat ben Saaten erbebll6en Shaoen
3ngefiigt. Su ben Counties Carroll, @as,
Clinton, Stppecauoe, Yulasti uno 8oone
ftno mande &ai;enfelber pie permiiltet unn
miiiien aufs Reue gepiliigt HuO beIdet mer.
ben. Sn BEN Nteberungen Lungs Der 6lIIie
ffebfn Die Saaten beoeutenb beiier, unS man
hofft, bab inter benz ginfub giiuftigen
gSetters maudsS @atseufelo, bas lest feiz
men beionoers ermutbtgenoen Iubtid ge.
tpahrt, etne ertraglid)e @rnbte ergeben miro.
aus Suinois unb ans Der 9egenb pefflid
bis ct. SouiS fommeu gleidfals uugiiuffige
Sertdlte, 10 bab bic 8armer uift nrebr, aIs
50 bis So Yro5ent Der lestiabrtgen Grnote
ermarten. Wlit ben nod uorbauoenen Sor,
rdtben tpiro iibri9ens 70 piel 8ai,en i'm
0anbe ieiu, ipie i'm letten Sabre. - Su BEN
&ui3enbiffritten BON Soaquius sSalep, Gal,
erpartet man taum etue babe Grnote. 9as
gegen lauten bic Seridte iiber bieObiternotea
ausfdtsu aus alien Sbeileu oes 9anoeS
Qiinftiq.
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sius Wittcl. unS Snsameriea.
Die RCppIution In Ecuador. - 5orteauer Scr
srardbic in @erm.-GrdrSe in 5auiaue une
Gina. Der Streit ipiic1en SraIilicn ifi,e


Die GGpolution I'm Ecuador. - 6orteauer Ser
@nardbic in %eru.-grdrrs in 5auiaue une
2imd. Der Gtreit ;piic5en SraIiIicu Ifre
Grscntinien.
banana, II. WlGr;. - Die ipdtefeR
Nadrtditen aus @uagaquil, Gcuaoor, erge.
ben, baE groBe Guiregung bort berrid]t. side
8iirger erflGrsn, oa6 Die 3ube iomett uur
eurd bic Gnpelenbeit zines brtttiHen uuo
zines italieniiteu &riegsififies aufrsd]t
trhalten tuorben 1T. Dtau hdlt eS fir tuabrs
'd]SinliGl, baB Die rsuOluttoudreH Sruppen,
mcldle it'd tn unmtttelbarer 9tdba Der StaNt
bstanber, Ohne 28iocritan0 in oieielbe Elm.
orinecn merSen, o59letd fd Der 0tttator
entid]loilen ertlGrt, ben Srt bis auf'S gteus
Berite 3u oertbeibtgen. - Su Bern 1T Ole
polIttlde Sadlnge unnerdnsert, IeoodI itet=
men bic Nu8fd5teu auf etueu 6rlebeHSidluB
mteo5r etatgermaBeu giultIger. Ser leste
Gipirnrt ouf Die SberberrIdaft mar eiu gez
ni1ier HuGa, meid)sr in Der %roUiaS &bltu
cine Streitmadt iaumcIte uuo li1 ben 81
tsi oNrbitrdrer ShicbSridlter BON Bern"
beilegte. Sgleiia8 sog gegen ibu 3u 6eloe,
idiug icine &ntdnger in Die Slutt uuo Ie!t>
bem bat man pon benz g2trbitrdreu 5bteo8s
rthter" 9fidlt8 mebr geh0rt. - Seine ueueu
Semeaungeu Der 9ileniidleH uHe boliutants
lten Sruppcu iiuo beridltet mor0eu. - Sn
Sqntque leu am 10. 0tGr; cine UgIbeEreu0e
SeusrSbruuit OorgciaIlau lsin, ieo0d) ift
ntd]tS yIdhere8 iber 0telslbe betauut. - DlS
aIte Gbeatar in Gina, etueS Der Gltcfsn Sc
b6ube ber Stabt, 1T am -. .. Qlts. re6f
mebreren anterea Sauruerteu nic6erles
brannt. Ser Scrluit TT bebeuttn0. - Der
Streit 3wtideN &rGiilien uuo oCr RepubGf
Qrgcntinteu idJetnt etue erutere @cftalt auz
genommen IN baben. Die mirtliGc Streitz
fyags SniIhsu beioeu 2Guberu III, walde8
pcn linen lIruquQp beiii,eu inu.
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Reip Wprfer SSahrid,ten

gieu.gort, 26. Ndr;. - Sbos. Do.
MAMIE, Elm blinber Yaiiagter auf benz inter.
segaugenen 9ampfer r@lumorguu," bat Der
@apitan Srpine unb ben eriten Off,ier Bar.
rett bonn Sampfer n&epublic," tpel9er biz
seretteten Yafiagtere bes n@lamorgau" bier.
ber bradte, auf $685. S6nbenerins per-
tlugt, neil iie ihu auf ben Serbadt bin,
elmer Der 9ubliner R0rber III ietn, mad
anfunft Der O&epubltc" i'm bteiigen 6afeu
in Suft bebtelten. Sin jeber Der Sertlagteu
ftellte $4,000 giirgfdaft.
- Wtarp g8ilion, cine ;tpaniigiabrige
uerbetratbete Srau, tpuroe beute friib inter
Der Gnflage perbaftet, ibr neugeborenes
8iHs ermorbet su baben, tubem fe es in
etne Ibtrtttsgrube mari. Die 2eide bes Sin.
bes tuurbe aufgefunoeu.
: 8idarb O'&eefe, Sobn @onltn uub
Wit6ael 8. S'0ouneu, brei Der iungeu
Mauner, tpsl6e Der Seuernebr uub Der Yos
lt3et burd Oas Seranlafien bltnoer Seuers
alarme 10 piel unniise Arbett uerHriahten,
nuroen beute 3u je etuem Sabre 3uatbaus
berurtheilt.
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Ser Subjunsen SlusftanS in

ct. 9outs, 26. Wldr;. - Der Gu8.
fanb Der oGOip 8oeS" i'm norbmefti4en
Eeras brobt gu llnruben gu fiibren, inOem
fid Die ngtriter" eutidlofien ertldren, ale
pon ben Sieb;i9tern angeftellteu @riaeIeute
3u pertreiben. Die Steb3iidter molen ben
Staut I'M Shub burd 0ttli3 eriudeu.
N0slt6er 8eiie ntro inbeiien in ben nd6s
fen Sagen Elm @ompromtb sei6loiieu per>
ben, ba bic Sieb,iidter Sur gegeutpdrtigeu
Sabres3eit bic 9teuife Der D@op,Sops" nur
iebr idper entbebren f0unsn. Die nStrts
fer" erbislten bisber $50 pro Mount uub
perlauoen iftt $50.
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Scr SelSmdrft.

Netu gorf, 26. Rars. - Solsenbes
iinS bic SdluBuotiruusen: Selb bradte
10-7 Bro3eut unb id5lob gu Bro3eut. -
Sterltngz zBetiel 4.799 4.80 auf iedssig
Gage, 4.824-4.S3, auf Sidt. - 8unbess
Sbligationeu: ueue 3'pro,. 103a, perlangerts
6iinfer 1O34, 41.pros. 112g unb 4.pro,entige
120. - aftten: 4oams' grpreb 1875, Sen.
tral.Yacific 76t, @bei. & Sbto21, @rie 37t,
DO. Yrtor. 70, Safe Sbcre 1104, H.sS. Gen.
tral 715, ortb'Befiern 1921, DO. Yrtor.
145i, N.zg. Central 1851, Bittsburg 1894,
&eaoing SO, GodsSslanb 124, union-Bas
cifc SO, gSefernsllntou 80. - uuterihass
amtss8ilan,: Sartselb $127, 1886, 123. oil, :,
@cnrant $6.S28, ,885.27.
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Scrmiihte telc9rGpbtihe Gea
OeS6dctt.

Brof. See bonn Soipital ;, 3 N" In
Earts bertdtet, bab Der @rtratt BON Wiais
bliim6en (etu fairies @tft) ais bic mirfianrs
fts arsnet gegenS Ssr3trautbette
(melde?) erprobt poroen lei.
@eneral 9taS 81, Yrdf6ent BON DE.
rifo, fam Sonntog auf ieiner 9feiie BON
Chicago mad g8aibiu8tOn surd glmtra,
RsY.
9aS @eiGngniB III gl6ora6o,
&s., tpur6e Samftag Abeno BON Srant Sas
milton, einem betrnnfenen Sniaiieu, auae=
siin6et uno brannte nie6er. Samittou tam
in ben 6lommen nm.
Sr ben 6traer An HortbsQ6ams, 4,
! Uafi,, tpuroeu uorgeiferu Gbeuo uudl Dem
@ottesoienfte @trtulare oertbeilt, nelfle ben
Stimmgebern ben 8atb ertbeileu, bic geaeus
tpGrttgen nSeleCtmen "ntdt pteber 3u erpdb.
len, neil iie nngeblid nit 9ieben uub 1oIs
fttGem @eIifter In Serbinburg iteben uuo
Sefsdurgeu bon benielben anuebmen.
Die 2eide bes aus Mebwa1, WaIi.,
oeridmunbenen 6uabenReagan 1T uor9efteru
in einCm nGbe gelegeneu 9ttotr gefunben
norbGn.
8r 16.jdbrige 6rancts Nea b er purbe
uCEBtIleIH Uet III TQtteHlpteie III "a 2r0l1e,
2Sisc., ben bem IS Sabre alten 2ouis Utap
eridofen.
Gtne 0fotte Don 9tauf6Olaen grifI bic gbts
nCier, tuelde in & HENS gerqmerf
bel SOcOrru, N.zYf., arbeiteu, all. 9ie @6i.
neisn mebrtsu fd aber tapfer uab eridofeu
Sames 9annab, ben 4ufiibrer Der 8anSe.
0iarion Carlton unD ietn iiingerer
Brucer iino bel Stngsz@reet, &alopeQs 60,
N..@., BON etuem Nanue, gtamens Clip
paro, burd 6lintenitiie gefdbrlid usrpun.
bet tporben.
Die s tgarrenmaher tn 90 / I 10 IL
Tee, &isC., beidIOiieu in elmer uorgelfern
abgebnItsueu Seriammlung, am /. Stat
auaSufeben, i'm Sale ibnen bic 6abritanteu
bic gefOrberte bn3uIage pen 81 pro
Sauieno nid)t geDdbreu.
Sic 9 dRbbaubler Smarben&
Comp. in Routreal, Can, baben falIirt.
Paifioa 100000.
8te 9 Brtn3efitn 2outie, @emlbtin
bes @eueraIgo oon Canada, miro
in Der Edd)feu 8ofe aus 8ermuoa In St.
tnnn Snt ,rriif prfrnrtpt
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OfprStbateu in Sbip.

3anesptlle, O., 26. Mdr3. -@bas.
Sforb wurbe geitern 4beuo oermetutlt9 be.
truuten BON Yolt;tften aufgefunbeu unb tn'a
StatiOnsbaus gebraft, Seute fanb man ibn
nit 3eridmettertem Sddbel ais 0etde in
ietner Belle. Sier iunge Rduner, bic geffern
abenb sinen Streit nit ibm batten, tpur0eH
oerbuftstr unb Sas. 8illiams, elmer Der 9es
fangeneu, bat etnsefanben, baB er Oforb
nit etnem Siertrabne iflug.
WarDSptlIe, o, 26. Rdr3, - Der
70 Weileu BON bier tuobnenoe Saruer SEQ.
$. Irgo purbe beute inter Der IHflage,
SRI. gtancp 8ome, Die Sdpefier ieiuer
6rau ermorbet 3u babeu, perhaftet uuo bter=
ber gebraat. Rancp bate cine @rbidaft
geulaft, uub bieielbe iOllte I'M Sale tbres
&blebenS al argO's 6rau fallen. Ser 3bds
ter murOe mad feiner Serbaftung bon eiuem
0fob psriolst uno mdre beiuabe gelpu9t
marion
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Die iiberlcbenSen WttalteScr Der
,1eduuetfcS =Grbe0itipu

YbtlabeIpbia "a, 26. @dr,. - Snge.
nteur 0teluille retiie beute Qbeub In SoIge
etnes ibm bonn Slotteuietretdr ertbetlten
SefeblS mad giepzYort ab. @r lpirb, tuie er
stnem hieiisen geridterifattsr mittbeilte,
als Dittslieb zines @mpfangs. @omite's fuuz
siren, peldes bic lebteu ueberlebenOen Der
rSeauuette ">grpebitiou bel ibrer 4rtunfr
in Netpsgorf beipillfommneu ioll Ser Dam.
pier nBonmerania," peIder bic 9eretteten
iiber ben atlauttiden S3ear briugt, pirb
ulpraeu in Nens9)orf ernortet.
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0erfauf elmer rieiieen Sieb
hprrNc

9 t. { 0 MS, 26. Wfdr3. = Der gr6Bte,
iemaIs bier gu 2anbe geidloiiene SiebbaRbel
Qelangte am lesten Samitage gu 6ortBortb,
Seras, 81 Staube, iubem bort $4,000 Stid
Steb BON ben @ebriiOern Staros uuo 9arolo
on bic r6rantltns2anos unb @attfezGomp. j"
bon Nepsgorf oertauft tuuroen. Dem Ser
nebmen mad purbsn burdiduittltb etwa
$25 PRO Stiid be;ablt, tponad fd bic Saul
iumme i'm @unseH uuf uugefdbr 100000
hpI1,,Ff
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Ser M0rber SufeS.

untouto Yenni., &c. WGrs. 81.
:. Duties, Der N0rber bes @apttdus Tutt,
febrte gefern &beno bon Der @pbnuug Iet.
uss Sttefuaters bierber ;uriid. Seute frib
beiuate ibn Elm 8iirgers@ oulite, iberreidte
linn bic BON ser fiirSltden SuOiguattons'
Seriammlurg angeuOmmeaeu SeidliifIe
unb CAB ibm "a Stunben SriIt, feline Sc
i6afte ab3upidelu unb ben Srt 81 uerlaiieu.
Sm Sale er iid ntft entfernt, 10 ftebt Elm
Seriud, ihn III lnnfen, In NuSjiCht,