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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
TIE LOSS OF THE BRANTFORD CITY.

HALIFAX, n. s., Sept 17.-Captain Scott, of
the Marine and Fisheries Department. to-day gave
Judgment relative the loss OF tho Branttord city as
foowsi find that during the first part OF the voyage
the master very careful In navigating the ship but
on this sad occasion neglected to sound and tho loss
of inns valuable ship was solely attributed to this
important omission" Captain Anderson's certificate
slspeuded for ak months, but In consideration Ol
nrcys GOOD conduct zeal IN endeuyOring TO save
inc Rain ship and cargo, Captain SCOTT recommends
that Capain Anderson be allowed to hold hrst mates
certificate for the time stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
JOURNALISTS IN THE FAR VEST

NEw-TACoMA, w. T., Sept. 17.-A party OF
iournei.ts who accompanied tho Willard party arrived
here Saturday afernoon and were entertained by the
ciszons. Speeches IN behalf OF Tacoma were made by
General spragae aad the Mayor. William Henry Snths
sral M of tho Associated Press General Boyn<
Ion and f. " omacy spoke IN behalf or Tue Journalistic
The party Will visit points OF interest Ia washington ana
Mani rcrt not touched at by the general party
The Marty expect start their return trip about De-
toner i.
NJ ais gl ss will start f0r tue East by special train to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
THE AMERICAN FLAG-CARRIER.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUNsI

SAYBRooK, H., Sept. 17-Sergeant Bates,
the American Aagclrrler. at his home in this place
making preparations for carrying the American nag
from Chicago Savannah. For some months past the
sergeant been In poor health has also his wife,
vino is almost a confirmed invalid It is thought that
Bates has about lost mud wei Ms health aud
the prospects, nOtwiths audg the present efforts now
belng made his march, that he VIII never reacn
me south Hsiany Tor tue past few years have been
living poverty, OWING To tho shressness OF the head
of the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
A MEDIUM IN A TRANCE.
MRS. BRADFoRD's OBJECTION TO OPPOSITION
sEANCES
lBr rELEGRApH To rHE rRIsUSE.I

IBY TELEGRAPH rHE rRIsUSEI
BosToN, Sept. ia dispatch to The Globe
SAYS thar Mrs Alphouso Bradford, OF Ryannis, Cape
Cod fDrushcs the people of that village with fruitful
subject for comment Mrs Bradford Is a person Of
medumstic propensites Last Thursday uIsht several
OF the neghbors called her, and IL is stated that there
was considerable talk about securing Bosroi medium
to visit the village and hold seauces Mrs. Bradford
uerposed objections TO the contemplated an and
succeeded working herself up TO high nervou, ten
she became nsrYous, and, as expressed By the
Attending pnysIcian, she talked on aud hu2ly talked
about Al dn!ght, when she went in,o a trance.
At expiration OF three hours not recovering aer
iacuJrs Dr. Pitcher was called who found ner appar-
entity d with marked rgidty OF tne Body, coorless
and cOd but close examination showed that ic not
extinct, and that condition she was at a,t accounts.
Twelve years Ms. Bradford had similar experience
and remained UNCONSCIOUS for tweDtyt6o days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
CAPTAIN AND THREE MEN LOST.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmuxg.l

CLEVELAND, Sept. 1.-THE steam barge
Oakland lumber laden, from Bay Ci;y to Erie. Penn,
foundered of Conneaut sixty miles east OF Cleveland,
this morning. The Captain, George NJ. Stevens,
and three seamen whose could not be learned,
were undoubtedly lost, tho mato and seven
men, who escaped In one OF the small boats,
could not take the others of the vessel on
account OF the heavy running at tho time.
The survivors reached Conneaut after struggling against
the sea TOR twentysfOur hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
ODD FELLOWS IN SESSION.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Sept. 1.-THE Sovereign
s,n, o,,,, of oat Peuows began It's fty-nlnth an-
nuaI sessou In thi, city this morning About 100 dele
cate. are IN attendance Governor Bourne welcomed the
delesat.. 10 the state and Mayor Hayward welcomed
,hen to the city net gain In membership nas oeen
- n,o rpe Grand Lodi ras pamber so; the Grand Ens
II: subordinate lodges. 1914 snoordnate
snSrnImspls i,S6l; the lodge me'noers 4yo'oya .ny
,acrns.s nf encaiapnsnt members sallo; tne sotA
,s,isf aaordsd SIs32440l tue total Revenue $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE IN METZ.

METZ, Sept. 17.-Baron Won Manteufiel'
Military Commander of AlsaceLorraine has issued
decree procamlng the OF the German language
by the judicial and municipal authorities oil Metz ana
Toonye shall be compulsory after the lst OF January
1884 tue OF the French language hau u'N"u
an aottatIon for the restoration OF Alsace Lor
rama IN France Baron Won Manteunel In q eoncllia
tory spirit had heretofore exempted these ocias ron
the oneration of the law making use or the uerlhan
iangnage compulsory throughout tho whole OF Alssce
Lorraine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
sCPposED 10 DE JOSEPH II. BARTLETE.

BosroN, Sept. 17.-Wo:d was received IN
this city to-day from west Faimouts oil 'ne Washing
hr a that MACE ON Sunday OF tho body OF man. the
,otbins Oh nich fully that OF Joseph W. BART
lett, OF NewYork whs Lost aboard tho yacht @ys-
terry OF ea aud Chickens reef oG August IL lns reix
Ix,s Of Mi bartlett went 10 Falmouth 20 iden,iy INC
sos1 rDe tedy Of LeIcextsr Sargent IL still missinss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
EMPEROR WILLIAM AND THE CZAR.

BERLIN, Sept. 17.-lt Is rumored that tho
Tmperor william aud the Car will shortly have con-
ference Kiel
MERsEBURG. Sept 1.-THE Emperor "huah was
present yesterday grand banquet given In nohor oi
IN. ro,gn military officers here The Emperor also ats
tesded he fete OF the Provincial Diet IN the evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.

A NIHILIST DETECTED BY THE CZARlNA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. lit is stated that
the Czarina laey detected oneo the Imperial Chamber
ains in the act placing Nihistic documents in her
apartmens aud that he fearing the consequences com
mitted suicide The authorities endeayorea 10 prevent
the fact being made puDllo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
THE NETHERLANDS PARLIAMENT oPENEI

The HAGUE, Sept. 17.-Parliament was
opened to-day The King in his speech from the throne
referred the calamity that mad befaen the people OF
Java and SAID felt sued that the charity extended
to the sufferers would be equal to the great necessities OF
the Toe active cooperation Of the Government
and Parliament would tend largely mitigate the dis
Tie King referring to the affairs Of the de-
tendencies said that serious efforts would still Do
required TO pacIfy AcheeD, IN Sumatra
The oclasts made the opening in Parliament today
the occasion tor a political demonstration Placards
favorng suffrage posted along the route
OF tho royal cartsge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
THE JARRARD EXTRADIrIoN CASE.

ToRoNTo, Ont, Sept. 1.-THE writ of
habcas corpus In the JarTard cIradiion has been
made returnable before the Common Pleas Divisional
Court the l9th OF November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18

chairmanship of the new State Committee, yet It
said that speculation this subject Is rather idle
until the delegates of each Congressional district ar
rive and have a consultation about heir choice of
a committeeman. Among the New-Yor delegates
the wish is frequently heard expressed th Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew would accept the office OF chairman;
it being argued that his organizing ability and
thorough knowledge of the state would enable
the Committee and the party to achieve triumph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
DISMISSED FROM THE NATAL ACADEMY

ANNAPoLIs Md, Sept. 1.-THE court
martial tuis morning took up the Of Cadet Charles
!, u.,ytes M wisconsin Cadets Stern., Coleman an
Carrn eac tesJhed that the accused took an active
mart IN hazng them as charged cadet Il. Is blrd, OF
WIsconaiu ,yaa dismissed trOm the Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
PRUSSIA AND THE VATICAN.

ROME, Sept. 17.-lnstructions nave peeh iol
wared fram the Vatican 10 the Catholic Episcopate OF
Prussia In conformity with the agreement recently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
LAYCOCK, THE OARSMAN.

LONDON, Sept. ia dispatch from Mel
bourne The Sportsman says there chance OF Lay
cock rowing match with Hanlau, Laycock has badly
fractured one OF his legs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
LOUIS BRIMMER. THE MINSTREL. BURIED.

AMSTERDAM, n Y, Sept. 17.-Louis Brm-
er the minstrel who died OF exhaustion and disease
In the Fonda JAIL to-day buried In the field with the
county paupes relatives or friends claiming the Dody
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effected between the Papal See and Prussia concerning
The application OF the new church law.

The application OF the new church law
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE Germania, an Ultra
montane organ. saysi "The Pope. acting ir harmony
with the Prussan bishops, has, without aasentirg In
principle to the legislative enaoments regard 10 the
education of the clergy consented TO grant dspensaon
for tle past and for this only" IL the May laws
continue In force like spirit OF tOleraou cannot De
further exercised Political sagacity should counsel the
Government to disappoint the confidence OF the
Pope 0t which he has given proof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
A YOUNG MANS ATThNPT AT SUICIDE
AIMING FOR HIS HEART. But MAKING ONLY FLESH
WOUND.
Tttrr

BosToN. Sept. 17.-Charles w. Spur,
dealer patent paper wood hingns has employed for
a long time Warren Spur, uephow. age twenty five.
or ate the young mans manner has been somewhat
gloomy and depressed but 1t was supposed to be the
result OF III health This afternoon young Spur. while
on the stairs leading upper room, drew revolver
nnd attempted take his life He aimed for his heart
but ONLY made q Il wound his lef SIDE. His reyO
yer was secured aud he FELL fiintug 10 the nOOr Tue
precise nature ~ tue trouble when led young SPUR 10
attempt life is public, but II is known that
"a woman is at the bottom OF IT,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
DrIEGATES TO RICHFIELD.
,nrp.RrNG FOR THE CONVENTION.

PREPARING FOR THE CoN7HN 1oN'
FOR CHAIRMEN AND THE OFFICES
cASD'' THE NEW STATE COMMITTEE.
49,. of the delegates to the Republican
MAN. yronvention to be held tomorrow at
p pp;ehaeld Springs are on the ground, anu anu
m'DrSk work to be performed is earnestly
ino i.'.,sssd. I Several names have been men
ai'0a uS Cor chairmen, among them Senators
!,o"eN !a%e' and Lapham, but none has been
n ,.aiSsd upon The complexion OF the new
S.e.s Committee, owing to the changes
o'~.s "ssa by the apportionment OF the
c"nsressional S""uy Districts, is topic OF general
'|,ass.t The denomination OF the present
snS.,'1 S.".a "aicers is looked upon favorably.
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gemrcren,. anatifer.

Romuep, Sub., II. Gou.-Su uergau,
gererRntt 6raug bier etueQ0rOe Uermumn.
ter U2Guuer, augebIth aus ben ObeiteH Rteis
Ten" Der Bep6Iterung 3uiammaugeieBt, IN bic
ApotbGte oeS Sru. =. 6. Sutton 2eBterer
uurbe nit 9trtden gefsiielt uHo muBte Oaun
,uiebsu, rutR Iein gau3sr 8aarenuorratH tur3
uu6 tlein gejulageu mur0e. Gls Stuuo Iiir
biaies BOrgehsu miro augegeben, SuttOa
babe 0btstep periauft unb baOurd ogreus
;euloies Gleuo inter ben GgmereH 6Qmtltea
Oes Grts beruorgeruien."
gbarle ton, S..@., II. R0oember.-
Sic 9robibitiousfrage bat neuerotHg8 tn Der
2otalnoitif in Glib &aroltHa betrddtlt4e
8ebeutuua erlangt. Gtue 8ahl rir elm ges
gielaturmttgltse bat iosbeH In 8arHmeu 50.
ftattgefuu6en. Bel Der Brtmdrmabl 3ur 4uf'
fieIuug etnss Ganbtbaten mar gum eriiea
Rale in bieiem Staate bic Esmpereu,frage
masgebenb. 8teBrobtbittoutfteH rpareH aud
srfolaretd unb ba5eu tbreh @aubibateu NIT
nbernGlttgenoerDlebr hurdgeieEt. 8urh
bisies 91eiultat srmutbtgt, haoeu fia ote
3emperen3 agitatOrsn m gansea Staate
afttu ans 0erf gemaft, uHo In bier bet
nitttaften PldBe bes Staates Mir Jest itir
0ableR uuter bem y9ocul Option. 9ees
Rrrhnn0nhu nenfnClt.
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RrdnDe.

Cincinnati, IS. yloUbr. - Rur3 na5
UittteruaGt gefern friib branute Ring Il I21'
icr'8 @etratOemuale In Dtabiou, Su0., tn
Bolge oOn Srdneftftuug nteoer. Serluf
$4,000; Seritderuug $4,000.
Serien 6 ttp, II. ytoobr.-Sm peftz
ltdlen 3beile oes 6radtNep0tS Der DSsrieqer
gCutralbatu" brad beute friib Seuer ans,
meIdes bel bem befttgeH giorbmeifptub in
tn tur3er 3eit bas gau3e gsbau6e tn SLAM
men bIuts. 8rst SpriBeu uuo 3Uet Der
@ompagnie geb0reuoe 8ampfer Daren iofOrt
iur Steue, COO gEIaHg es tbueu mar nit
Experimentation Dlibe, Nte 6lammeH aui
tbren Sero 3u beidrdnfen. 8as 6rahtoes
pot, in pelde.n is NIT @etratoe, Selen,
Tarben uro IonhIqeu @aareu belaOene Bag.
CONS fianbeu, purJe OoufdHbig etugediaert;
ebenio neuu auf benz @eletie auBerbalb oes
@ebduOes ffehen6e Tradtwaagous. Dat auf
800, 600 geiddtte SetluF TT ourG SerFhes
rung gebsdt.
BtttsburG II. Rouember. - 6eH.e
Worgen eutfano tn benz btnteren8betle eiEeS
Uierf6digen 3tegeIfetubauies btHter ben
,&entral' 6oteI" 6euer. Die @Gite oe8 So'
tels fiiir3teu in piloer 4ugf 0urfl bic &or'
riGpre un0 tuaren taun NIT 6em ylotbmens
Oigflen bafletbet. Die 8ube mur6e erft mte'
Der bergeitslIt, ala man time wuroe, oaB oem
Sotel teiue @efabr 6robe. 0a8 breuueHoe
@ebduee mar uon Der yBtttsburgsr Btatttr'
Co." bsuutt un6 tft gdu3Iit etugedi4ert.
Der erma1leue Sdaoeu belIuft fth auf
$15, 200 un0 III tbeiImeils burA geriiderung
geoedt. 3ur ialbsn 3stt eHtfau6 Elm 8rau0
inter oer Biibne oss SperHbauies uuo ers
rfgte qrcBe 2luireguug, wGr6e tuoeB bglo
nRlnfdht.
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O1adriAten aus @nba.

Sabauua, II. Ru0br.-8d6renb Der
lebten gBode fnb babter IS Bsrioneu am
geIbru Tteber gsforben. Die strauibett
berrift gegenpdrtig auf ben i'm btefigeu pa
fen Iiggeu6eu Shtffsu NIT gr0Befer 0eitigs
fsit, ais gep5buIth 3ur jestgeu Subrss3eit.
Gs 1T 8ias Epabrihetultd oem iesigeu bet'
zen uuo bumpfigsu 8etter 5u3Hidretbeu. -
3te @tgentbHmer oes 9ampfers ,Rtagara"
puroen nm $4,000 gstrait, neil man in
elmer leereu 8aiiite bes Sdifies rebrsre
3ubeub 9amenbite un6 yBufles" FAM.
Der 9ampfer ptrb 8uriidgebalteH, bis8arG
Ihaft III ofm gsnauRteu Setrag btntsrlegt
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Ser ,,faftenNe" @ferbeSieb aus
nem @efdnentffe entflphen.

Gelutbere, RS, II. Noo.-8er Pfers
oebieb Suuu unb istue 3mei 0tttgefangsueu,
bic tbre 6Iu4t ans benz btefgeu 9efdHguiB
nit ibm bemerffeutgten. fiuo bis iest nod
utht nieSer eiugefangeu fporoeu. G8 if be-
faunt gemorbeu, OaB Smuu an 9Onnerfag
abenb etneu ueber3teber BON etuem Sarmer
in Der Rabe ron Srforo faufte. 8a Der
Tormer ieiusn 8sIudsr nidt toHnte, 10 at
tete er aud ntht oaroui, tpeIhe Rthtung
herieIbe etnihlug. gtau glaubt bter alIse'
meiu, baB SRI. Boomers, bic EOater oes
Sderiffs, itt in Suiuu 1erltsbt bate uuo
ibm 3ur 6ludt bebillidl mar. Setus
Sreunbe u1ifeu BON Der 4bfdt bss gsfau'
aeuen i'm Soraus unterrtdtet gemeien ieiu,
6snu ss trafeH 5tuet 2elegramre, etHes am
Rodmittag uno Elm 3nette5 am 8Ouuerfag
4beno bier Elm, In nsIhen augefragt nuroe,
oh Smnn eutiprHngen ist. @8 lat fid be-
rnusge1e1t, oas Der gfafenoe" Rferoeoteb
6gm S6eriff etReu rtefigen B1ren auIgebuEz
ben uno auitatt 81 faffeu, BON ben Ru6eu,
bic ieine Sermanbteu ibm uat Dem 8efdug'
nib braGten uno aui9etneu0 uuberiibrt ruies
Der fortuahmeu, gang ertrdglth gelebt bat,
ir6em er bteielbeu aush0blte uuo Rur bic
obere ufo dnBere Rrufe 3uriidlie6. 8eamte
In umIisgsuoen @ountes iouen ertldrt babeH,
fie niiroeu SmHu, psuu fie ihm begeaneten,
uidlt perhaften, neil er burG bic art uu6
gDetie, rute er ben S9eriff geuasfuhrt, ibre
BenHnberung perbteue.
Nosus's gerltbiau 8ttters dbsrtrFt ieSe art Bit,
ters in 6cIss ieinsr psrt9ooasa usStsinti5en Gies
gotten, lGst24, ,1I0
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9}0nmnn'a



9Rromlde standardization, auo1cuiraE
SNaINu M &lute, 1rophalraHtbtitcH, HbtY
ooeE lllnatllt.;c3tr SmblgaUg, Syphilis oOer
UtHotae gelnoent dlromde o0cr alte Sc
ldWuIG Sa}rHB, cnaIiid)a Grautbut. Ru;f.
ldlmamm, @rHotopf @cbdrmutterlti0eu.
&repeluoeu, 0raleHtwclHuglu, lgbgb,iue.
A0md9CuH9 uIl0 gSCIIcH 0c5 8drperS, sin.
HeH NM 6ltdc, @sldpi.itc, 8u8Depiie. Jti,.
teHs nm Sla'Htront5cjt,u, d)rouljher Rhfu.
motlSmu8 llno @itt, Shwlu0iudlt, }fereu.
8Tlt5 uHo taItatl8e gticouitliac, iople 2l5rr.
ten Der ob!9eu yct0gH, OtUgH OFT beioHOege y}a,
men argebGu mroeu.
gGlr bc5auptcH, Oa5 faiue 2lguci bcfl1ut
y, oe lotdle 6ciltraft ibcr 0icia Eraufbeitgu
bcitt, mic 6aOwan'5 3lGiol0tnt. g5 flrirt
nod mo noh, itd)Cr non @uuo ami uu0 ffenf
oeu 9c'unccu 3unauo Ocy QeIdliaiateu Ebtile
mcru Der. G8 thUt ocm @Ealeu DeS R8rs
pJr8 Gmh1t uHo lClUt Dem 0r9aui5mu8 ces
lunoeS 9irt, aus mcltem ueue 85rperiubs
Rori QtbloCt mlro, 0a5 1T Die erfc 9}eaulLs
rUuQ5trott non Gu6mJn'5 3(girlUtut.
IN 6oucl, mo- Der Grgauj5mu8 iii 5pet.
hclfHB ot,lttt pOr0eH lit UHo Ditrlur Igefs
t.tu) uno dBcnpt Subiimatc fd anqciam.
mIt tno IN cen &uod)gu, @clenleu II. /. no.
lllp op9lidgtrt hobcH uHo &aodeUraF, Ruas
llH, JtudtaIIllmmuuQcH, &gl0uhIuQcH, Rufcs
idm1mm, &rampf1ouu b.. I. 10. U.rltrilbeu.
lOlt oa8 orlnpurtlIinu 0isie gij,6 r.
ldldac dui uuo UUueIbt oa5 SIT 0.r 4ranf.
butauS rem T0IpCu.
&cuu GlelHtgeH, bic 0l.iC glr2ueicu air
bulun9 d'roHldUi ilropbui5itr ooer mpbilitis
ld)cr &ant5ettcu gebraudlcu, Uie lluqialu auh
bic Slr Ielu mag, itd wObl,r fublcn uno jpit.
rem, OdB lbr aG9cmCiHcS Btiubu iih beii,t.
oaB Ht an 6Iclid] uuO &0gperQcuit5t }unebm,n
oor nIdlt abn2bmeH, 10 1T 0as cil thereg
3uden, oaB oJe 6giuug fortjdrcttct. Sci
lodleE &rautbCltCu mi0 Der Batient eutueogr
bINr ocu ldIlmmer, ocHn 0as Sit ber
&ranitdt 1T nldt mtbitig miro tbm uiht
Gngalt actaau mo C5 aus Dem 8mte pertries
ben, 10 brcltct cS itd] ans uu6 merQrabt mes
tcr ote @onlittloH. SObalo oas 5Qrias
portIllou bcmigtt OaB On Did beifsr
tiblit, 10 miro Dir ftiHOhdl immer btIier mtrs
ben, uH0 Oh wirit an geuuObeit, Stdrfe u1o
S0rpaftiid 5uncbmeH.
Bzg@ &ci 2lpotbsteru 3u babcu. greis sH.
Gt=@eiapEIfte pcu 3ebuid5rigem qBa5ss
tbum mugoen oura 8abpap'B
gr5neten turirt.
Cine TIai4, bon tidrm gutsdlt msBr pirfiamc gu.
Ben bte5u utr3t 70 Big Die fuf bis fs5s E6ecI5ifti
Dll lnbeIf 9EtttsIg. '. Nv
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Der 9eIbnrarFt.

Rep,D orr, II. Observation-Disclosures
itno bic SdIuBHotirungeu: 8elo 0fuete 3u
2-2I Broleut unb ihloB III 2 Bro3snt.-
StetltHg' 8ehIel 4.82 ASH auf iets3t8
Gage uHb 4.84t-4843 auf 5tdt.-Bua1s5'
CbIigatioueu SsprO3. 1905, 4b'pro3.- ll4t
unb proa. 1921 .-Qttteu: Qoams GrprsB
1872, Central Bactfic 61t, &Hti. Y G9to l5f,
Grte 29s, DO. Brtor. 7Bt, 2ate'Sbote lO0g,
RS. Central s3g, Iortb= g8eItsrH l245, DO.
grior. 146&, R.s}D. Central llG5, Ptttsburg
1929, Rea0Ing 514, 9t0d'Sslaub l20, untous
8acifc87i, g8sfsrH.llntou 79t. t.-uutsrldasa
amtazBtlan3 6artgelo $1l5, 559,396, s2n'
rant Sc, ,446, 469.
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s2nn o nidfaI nrrfnInt.

BbtIltpsburg, R.zS., II. ROU.-SO.
Iepb 6odenbarr1, 53 Sabre aft, frat BET
pigbs8ribge, nm eiuem berauuab beuoeu Rols
leH3uge aus benz BeQe 3u geBeu, BON etHem
Settle Der ySerieper Central 8abu" aui bas
aubere, NO er BON einsm In entgeaeugeieBter
Ridtung fommeuoGH .3uge iberfabreu uHO
iofort get6otet pur6E. Sor tur3sr i3ett nuroe
einer feiRer S6bHe bon etuem ourdgebeuten
Bieroe III 9o6e geidletft, uno etu anberee
ebsnfaus BON einem tOotliheu uufaQ betrof'
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Ea6 Srauenfttmmreht TIM Eerris
+rrf1rry1 g{SnGbiuofpu.

Glb N pta, 2B.s2., II. 9too6r. = DIe
Blu anr Stretdung be8 8Ortes omdHHlta"
aus allen 8ablgeieBeu if TN Cberbauie Der
Qegtslatur 6ss 5erritortums UaibtugtOn aus
qenemmeu por0su, uah6em ite bereits i'm
Iute bQuia uoG ulebreren gSOAen 5uc Gus
uabme gelaugte: gouperneur Nepea DtrJ,
nte &c fit da6erte, bic Bin unter3etdueu,
Hn6 Die 6raueu nsrben nddftes Sabr 8eles
ganbeit babeu, fi6 an Der QBabl 3u betbetlts
gen. Die Observation-Disclosures bIelteu
geiieru abs1o cine grObe Subgl' 8eriauu
lunq Qb,
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BlntDergic6cu IN eiucm 8orbell.

yla7bofIle, GenT-, Is. gI0o5r.-So5n
8. 8iutngslsD itOB madrenb Der Oergaugc'
uen Radt tn etnem bieitgeu 8Oroeu auf
@arrte8oberts, cine Broftitutrte aus sJtlauta,
Ga, unb brndte tbr etue t6otItde Buuoe
BET. Dos Trauen5inlmer befaHO iit lett
etluo 8 0ioHatPu In ber Stabt uuo BtutHgss
len mar ibr ,3uhatter. gsbrere BerlOueH,
metde mad osm ShuiIe in oas 3immer eils
ten, bDrten 8tGing8lsp iageu: omeiue uiht,
tt moIte Dir gh6ts tbuu !" Ser E4dter
LEI nns Der 6intertbiire nno entflob.
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08iIbelm RubI's SAaDenerfae
Ffn0eA

8toouftugtou, Sus., II. WOosmber.
Gin reipsttabler 6armer, g8ttbeIm au3l
BON 8oobiorb'@ '@Ouutb, SlIs., if gsgsu ben
S6erifi unb 8tfrtltsauwaIt bon DttUautee
auf $4,000 SdabeHeriaB fIagbar 8emor'
ben. Gls iid Subl Dor 3uei Sabreu in gBtS'
coufn aufbieIt, murbe er flir BEN 3iduber
2ou g8tlinms gebGlten, osrbaitet, Habe;u
lpnGgsrt6tli6 gebdngt uno ionf gro6sH
lluarnebmltdtettsn ausgeett, ebe er ben
Srrthun onf0sden founte.
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Gin Ml0rfer binaerid)tet.

Union, 9..@., II. Roubr. - Ser ge.
ger Berrp Setter, Der am 13. 4prtl D. S. oae
Sans bes Bflau3ers 6. 8rtgg8 in Sraub
IsBte tn Der abii6t, bic 8epo5Rer OeS Sauies
3u t0bteu, farb geitern bier ON 9aIgeH. SEE
isr mar DieuftbOte i'm Briggs ideH Q4ui' ;
an genauutep Gage mar 8rtggs tn 6Iortoa
unb Grau grtgg8 NIT tbren oter 9tuoerH,
oarunter elm Siagltng, alletu I'M 9au)e.
8as Teuer brad mitteu in Der y2adt aua,
unb bie SniGIien entfameu uur NIT tnap2er
gfotb benz 3ore In BEN Slammeu. Srau
grtaQs muBte NIT ibrem flstueu 6inoe aus
einem Tenfter bes 3petten StodeS iprtugen,
unb 8etoe purbeu oabst i4mer uarlett. Grit
ipdter fteL Der Serbadt Der 8rauoftttuHg
auf Setsr, uno Sieier geitanb auh bic 69at
lnfnrf Pin
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5ahnFatafrophet.

Cairo, Su8,, II. NOb. -Sn bef gtdb9
uou 8rabf0rb, Senny fiteben beute gtatmtt'
tGg itset 8abu3iige aufetuauber. 8ret Ber'
iOneu murben get0otet uno mebrere oerleBt.
6iinf 8aggous uerbrauuteu.
Gin 6raft3ug Der @atrc'er DtOtitOu Der
D@abaibs bsBabu" brad heute nabe &roBotQe,
SUE, burd etue Gtiide. SOiepb elliott aus
GrOfUtQe erlitt t06tIihe, Der @ou6ufteur
uuo Elm Bramier Lei9te 8erlebnugen.
Streator, Sus., IS. Rouember.
s. 6taOla1 nno Gbnar6 Smith, 3pet Ber'
oaau, melme ourd ben Babnunfau am leB'
ten 5reituge rermuubet purben, ftarbeu
9eute. Die 3abl Der Spisr ser Satlfeopbe
bdGUft fd iett auf adlt.
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mier WlenfAen ertrnnFen.

Baton &ouge, ga., II. ROu. p .ci
Gaibe un1 Der farbtge 6dbrmauu srtrautea
beute BET bam Tsriud, so Nletlen oberbolb
glem. Grleaus in einem Ruberboote iiber Oal
Dltjfiiippt 3u ieBsn. gtusr Der 8eruug tiidteu
mar @brtfOpb Sduelter Don Cincinnati, bic
g}omsn Der llebrtgen teuut man utdt. Sol.
2auter pcu Columbus befauo fih ebeHfall5
in ham Boot, bod gelaa8 es Tim, ans gauO.
81 ffnnir1mPff
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Nlice Satce' Nterter.

Gbtcugo, II. 9opsmber.- .-Qlice Dates,
bereu brttter gatte Dor IS Wlouoten tn gteu.
Orleans am geLbsu Gtsber itarb, ptrb, ME
es beiEt, beHndff 3. g8, &Orbett, ben 5H'
teubanteu bes gGrun6 Gperas6oUIe" tn 2lus
rOra, Sus., beiratbeH. Der @euannte tff
eiuer bar erfolgrsitfen Sbeater' 'SuteubaH'
ten beg @efteas. 8arielbe beabfbtigt, fir
glice Dates zine ueue Gperettengeieli4aft
III nroantfireu