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FIVE CENTS ALINE
SITUATIONS YIN TED.

A YOUNG MAN twenty years of age, who has
IA been for four years with an export and
commission house in New York, and who has had
good education and writes good hand, is de-
sirous of obtaining position in lawyers Of
fee or with a mercantile house. Will furnish
first class references. Address K, Globe Office
I6915Q
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MANTED-By lady, the care and educa-
w ton of young children. Will accept of
situation in family or school. The best refer
ence given. Address eacher, care Globe office.
1880
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FIVE LINE
KAFAN.4GH,S AUCTIONS

EMS AND BOYS CLOTHING, GENT'S
WI Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &C., at
auction-I will sell at auction at the store of
Dominic Barthel, No. 498 st. Peter street, a
stock of line goods consisting of mems and boys
clothing, gents furnishing goods, hats, caps,
&c, commencing Saturday June 9, at 10
O'Clock a. M, and continuing until all is sold
This stock was selected with great care by Mr..
Barthel and is composed of the finest grades of
goods such as John B. Stetson, Stetson & Co.,
Dun ap, Christy, and other notable manufacture
er's hats, fine neckwear, etc ETC., etc.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
1890 Auctioneer.
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LOST md FOUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.

W1ANTED-By gentleman and wife, with
w out children, board in private family,
where there are no other boarders. Address H.,
this Office. 12S
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TO RENT
Houses

SNOR RENT-Four unfurnished rooms 3S9
E. Marshall ave. near Western. I40*
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

nRUG CLERK. "A thoroughly reliable man,
~ competent to take full charge. Must have
experience and furnish best of city references.
Also boy. George C. Davenport, 404 Waba-
shaw street. 1890
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WANTED Girl to do washing and ironing
w in a private family at lake for the sum
mer. Good wages. Apply Saturday, 10 to II,
and 2 to o'clock, corner Nelson and Summit
avenues. Mrs j. Ross Nicols. I59-l6O
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-09

from Demore-t's Nonitlyfer February.
DR.. Thomas w. Evans. formerly dent
III % Louis Napoleon, arrested comb
dental cmployc for embczx!cment. Be-
fore The Court DR.. Evans admitted thst
over million francs had been distracted
from his banking account without bis
per~onal knowledge. Tie robbins
might have gone on for years, according
10 lii confession. without any one know
Ing anything about II. 50 large i bis IN
come. IhisS recalls The case 81 LAY Gcuid.
who on witness stand IN New York.
con cssed he could not recall whether :
certain check be drew was for $5.opooQn
III <7.ooo.oOo II = donnilcss true tha.
many people 90 through lie with very
dim idea of their annual expenses, 81
how mnch they are really worth. II y
aid that neither Gould nor Vanderhui''
can tclI within el5Ooo,O00 the amoun!
I,heis property would bring Il converted
into cash.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-09

Tie Airline and the Waoasn roan'
have been having some trouble over ihe
'Y q; the Junction Just west oi th's city,
As We understand i ne 4 h.s been worn
out for some tine. ana that y was part
|of the contract between me Two roaes
|thE. the Wabash put 10 = new 4. This
ne Wabash failed 20 DO at the tlue
agreed upon and a. the crossing was
tuovn 70 be dangerous. the Airline
company has had Natehinan etauoneo
there day and night for several weeks
10 na1 trains The watchnan hnd ~
IstFlr,iors from his company 70 Pu' ~
straight rsil whenever .ns e'o-ss =, =.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-09

A Maine man has perfected an invcn'
ton for starting tile kitchen firc N h'
morninr without getting ont Of bed
Before retiring he emptics hod o. con
Into Ire range, and tlen closes the damp
crs. "a that there will be just dsaugh'
enough ID keep the Gre from dying oni
Hv III ingenious contrisancc 2 wire con
meets with the hampers and runs alonl
thc walls up through The floor % ih'
|elccpiug room. When tho man wake
|hc civcs The wire . jerk. tho dampcts A!
open, and IL hall ~ hour : brisk coal hr'
is burning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-09

Pursuant 10 call coodly number o.
citizens of cambridge township. 1hoois
county. met a the Courthouse. Monday
night. Feb. 5ih. lc83. 10 consult IN regard
70 The proposed Nincennes and jasper
raiifosd-
Tie meeting wss called n order By r.
NJ. Wclman. and On motion, w ,.
Hunter was elected Chairman, and q
a. Trirpet. Secretary
Mr.. boane addressed the meeting urg-
Ing npon the minds Of the people me
brnefit ii this Is competing railroad
Dr.. We;,nsr male an Interesting speech
and Vim. Al TrayIor made some very
interesting Feiunrks
Joseph Mehringcr, W. s Hunter and
N NJ. Weiman were appointed Delegates
10 attend The meeting Ct vinccnnes
February 7ih.
On motion. G. Doanc. W. A. Trsylol
and George Friedman were appointed =
10 draft resolution ex'
prcesive ofthe sense or the meeting, ant
Tie committee reported IS follows:
Resolved, By the citizens of Baln'
bridge township, Dpbois county, Ind
III mass meeting assembled. that We a.,
heartily in favor or the vincennes and
Jasper railroad. and pledge ourselves r
do all in our power to foster and encour
age snid enterprise until Il shall reach
successful completion.
c. DoASE,
w. A. TsAYLoR, COMMITTEE
GEonGr FRIEDMAN,
On motion. said resolution WAS unan1
mousiy adopted,
On motion meeting adjourned.
w. 5. HUxTER, Pres.
o. A. TRPPET. Sec
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-09

rsirrstrrx Press
sDrcs GRAY i talking Of moving e.
yelpcn. Warrisk county.
Nr. Campbell Il now erecting : cspot
building AZ fhe %. a NJ. junction which
viii Ia finished BY Saturday.
Sh.whan 4 Boonshot are having The
brick hanled and placed On their lot,
preparatory % building large tvo-story
brick business house.
Three Or our Oldest and most respected
citizens are living dangerously III g their
homes: Dr. "A. Leslie, Dr. q. y. Mitchell
ami WIN. Hawthorn.
Three car loads OF wheat for g. Il.
Montgomery and one FOR M: y. Mcrrick
were shipped over thc l. y +. Railroad
"Wednesday.
Lumber Il being hauled on the ground
and A. soon Is tho weather will permit
depot viii De erected q the foot "a Aaln
street
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-09

r-c-s nsnors<.'s Monthly fur February
we have been importing rather TOO
much during the past year, and our ware
houses have cot 20 full, tnat there no
further need of buying goods abroad.
Then onr exports have increased iarssiy:
We arc now sending forward great uesL
or cotton, wheat and corn AZ pas oee.
Irrre IN thc Continent, proof Of which
is found III The fact that France ana
Germany are buying three bushels q
'onr cereals this year 10 one Inst year. ~
IN nov expected that gold win again be-
yin Il come from Europe, II which csc
wc Mi: sce : great revival q industry
In the carly mart Or 1883. The nation is
|rich III natural productions. We neve5
'had - much cotton, wheat, cnrn. sna
petroleum, % send abroad. 1he pFos-
pcct ahead A. hopeful.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-09
ANOTHER TENNESSEE TU3l-


Ree,foot lake. 4 noted bo1y or water
situated aiont The line which divides
Tennesece from Fen.nckv. savs ii,
Paiucah News. uas formed bv ne
mirhfy earthnnckc which shook the val-
|jev ~ The hover Mis.i<siopi IN 1871.
IRA :lition has II tha. during that terrible
of nature the water in the
|,fies;s.irpi temporarily flowed up
stream. The course Of the great river
was changed for miles. and Ii certain
localities the entire topography Of the
'coantry was changed. Where RecIfoot
lake 4 now once stood heavy forrest
The car;horal.e caused his land 10 sluk
10 the dcpih Of many feet. and II Il now
covered with Z body of water nearly
.fcrfv miles IN length and more than :
Im;.c n width NJ certain places. Even
i:o Ills dav the hunter or fisherman pad
jatino over ia oellrcid depths can see far
below lie tons az great trees which once
Ifowcrel ~ into he blue ether. .vcrif1blo
lmonsrchs 81 the forest. So much Tor tho
ih;storv of mi. remarkable lake. il u
;ch;id of The earthcuake. and its parent
doe. not secm 10 have forgotten II.
Abou: ! 80 on the morning of the i1lh
l;uzf. cutie severe shock OF earthquake
Iwas felt III through this section of the
|conntry. II was particularly severe in
|the neirhborhood or Reclfoot, and tho
land IL that vicinity comme need sinking
Iarain. reporter Tor tie News had the
Iplea.ure las. evening oi making the &C.
Innain.apce or Nr. X. A. BroUder, o.
IFuiion. who states that the rumorz which
have been current here for several days
-- .-----.-c-f 1:.<.~~l.....<. =. <ka
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When man can vote and refuses, snc
sooner he Il poll-taxei ont or the coun-
try thc better. lie has no Just apprecia..
lion of the duties and responsibilities q
x citizen of republican government. 4!
ia dnty which no citizen csn s''gnt, ana !
the man who sneers ~ the ballot should
II once seek country where ballots AZ
not III demand. TX.
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The press il The guardian of our 'iber-
'ies. TO keep II pure r. its sentiments,
i :o adi to III power and iniluencc for
good. "A corrupt newspaper. like thc
deadly Upa4 tree. poisonS alI who come
III contact with it To accept il teach
NV. i 10 drink the unwholsnn'e water
l!owing from poisonous fountain. The
pnrc sentiments oi good newspaper are
ID the mind what the cool sparkling wa
Ter II to shc body refreshing and health
irving. Newspapers thsf teach justice
sni morality. and advocate honesty and
ihe basis Of good govern
mcnt. sho,.I,! receive liberal support from
ali citizens who desire to advance tho
nest interest or the public. a good pa
Der should never iangui.h for want cf
support IL should ~ upheld. strength
enrd and its usefulness enlarged By The
patronage or those who bci.eve in iis
sentiments. The great journals Or onI
large cities may tenf 70 enlightcn ING
people on the news ot tho world, but e
HE country press, cxesiinr iis .iuiet IN
lluencc in every section o. onr land, we
are indebted for the moulding of public
on all important public qnes'
sions. - Rockpori Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-09

Prcf j. wv. Wisdom, principal of The
Rich;and City graded school, died o.
pneumonia, AZ Richlaud Cisy last Friday.
Prof Wisdom was m experienced, cner-
actic, and ,kilIed teacher. and biz nm
fimciy death will be greatly iole by
many .-- Rockpcrt Journal
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Tho Farcfcal NJ ethods of the r.esis'
lntiyc Investigating Committee.

latiye Investigating Committee.
JEFrEEsoSSILLE, IED., Feb a-To-
day the investigating commitiee con-
riuded their festivities u the Indiana
State Prison South.
1--WE came down here to do nothing"
committeeman Shaw after the
Had adjourned. ''and think
We have succeeded admirably in our
purpose"
ssrhe only thing am sorry for sug-
gcstcd Representative Westtaii, rs that
we made Warden Howard's home our
Senator Shaw was displeascd with the
work Of the committed. When asked
what II had done, he replied: ''Noihing,
but 10 draw its nay. What Can the peo-
ple expect body Of men 70 do who 70
about their Investigations with their
heads full of whisky Some Of the come
miftce have done nothing but m0isicn
Encir fhroats with highNines since they
came 10 JefTersonville. The majority of
them were cooked before they Lett In
dianapolis F"
KLEEl<0 OlK IHEi4 <VIA3<
The chairman Of the Coopers' Union
appeared before the Investigating com
lniitec end complained against the prison
labor. Mr.. Hyatt, prison contractor,
Twas called, and stated that he realized
more for the barrels that were lnsnn-
Iiactured at the prison than any other
|lirin abon. the falls. While be was max
Inv his statements the committee were
busy taking notes, and two Of them were
seen 10 destroy their joitin~s before Mr
Hyatt retired. 1t Z evident that me
will ofser no change ~ tnt
prison contracts.
RlDIcULoUs PROCEEDINGS.
The sanitary committee camo 70 Z
misunderstanding while making the.l
tour of inspection. and did not make
report. The .catr was called for ant
and the system Of punish
.|mert otherwise investigated II \
|claimed that the scat displayed befor'
The committee was not the instrumen
Igcnesally used for in1icting punishment
('It is alleged by knowing ones that ~
irregular ca was Kept hidden from th'
eyes.
"Tnis thing OF giving prison week
notice that "A investigating committee
Twill visit them. thus allowing the man
auenent 70 cover up every trace 81 cor
-rnntion. is perfect farce said Senate
rlMnsicr 10 The reporter. 70 credenc
will he given BY the committee 20 ~
,fe~iimony Of criminals. Ihr cominiite
left At 2 Is d. M. for Indianapolis.
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pEiCE or sCn~cEirIIoN.
s;nrle subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 ~
ror xix months, "
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RATES oi ADvErTysEfS0.
- s,uarc. 10 lines or less, week. 81 %
rseh snbscqucnt insertion, - cfs-
I.sn zcr slverIisementf he same rate
fr.ction over even square or squares
.am.tei A square. 1n:se arc the terms
y, .,tr,ns'ent advertisements; = reasona-
h'e deiaction Will be made 70 regular
- xetices Of appointment Of admins
,,ators ana ie.a; notices Of like character
d be paid IN advance.
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For County ~ .
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StaOt 2SaGttQtoxe.

Gngebote er6ffnet. - SIN Bireau
bes Wanors nurcsn gefern GugebOte aui
bic 2teferung bon Sanb fir Die gteupIlafies
ring gepiiisr StraBen eroHnet. Us mareH
@sbote etngegangen, rnn8trsHo BON 40 otS
go Gents pro 8ageulaonng mo pon 80 CTS.
bis 81 pro SubItrnr6. Der Sontratt muroe
nod nttt oergeben.
&et6teu tbrcn 8ertGl etu. -
Ger Cufeu Surpepor Sberif .. 8. JtdtH,
tpelder lHit Snai auberen 9erreH beauttragt
mar, Ingsbote nuf 28aGgen fir ba8 5baBs
omts- 8epGrtement engsgenluuepmeu, relre
geiiern mad gElibtngton, nm ben tra8ll4eI
Ssrttt peri0nlth eiHSuretden.
8riifuugeu uuter bem @t0tls
btPHftge eiete. Die p0. Vgman, Or.
@regorp uuo Eboman pou Der @iUtl0teuls
@on;miiTou, uuo Die gotat= Brifuugs &oTz
MILTON, beren SOrfber 9iiliS, ,SteuersiHebs
meI Serr0 u. 8orbert TT, Wer6eu beute ooH
10 llhr 8Oruittags bis llbr yfa6mittags
cine Sttung balteu, nm 9au0tSateu fir BEN
&e8telungsotfnfl in BoiBiu8tOu uno iitr ben
biefgCn Yofoicnf 81 rrlminireu. uuo }Dlr
iOusu beute 3Wet Stbuugen gehaIteu werOen.
mdhrent morgsn Die ldmere Stunoe Der &au-
bleateH fir Den 3olamtsoienit idldgt, II al
Ter J3ahl. Sic 8riifung umiabt bstauntIiA
SrtbGgrapbie, Sd0nIdrsibeu, Slrttbmettl
@ruubrsgeln fir Den 0iauf, Su4iibrung,
Nathsmottf, Staatsreht, uiw., uuo ite iin'
bet i'm Oberen, bem friibereH 3tmmer oes
&r. &gmon i'm 3Oaaute HIATT. adtb.
8Orman y, gatOn mir6 mo3l taum 3u8e8eu
iciu.
Ga8frHbere 96lteBeu Der 81.
i'd q SIMMER ulcbr @ei0iitSleute emit
itHe6eu iit, ibre gtabliiemeuts III Sgutel
ibrer &ugsleIlteu friiber III blieBeu. llHo
;mar mtrD nidt bloB oou Stelsu nm uno G
ubr AbeHos geidIOiieu, iOuoern BON gar ntbt
8enigeu auG idou I'M uno 3 uBr.
Gin QuSfauo idueIt beeubet
- II Hsger, peldbe ais Gagl0bnar an bel
y&altimore. Ohio Babu" bet 2BllntngtOn
Del, arbettetsu, legteu pOrgeifern Ateu0 Ott
Qrtett uisoer unO forberteH etUe grbObuug
ihres gobnes ron 81 25 aui 81 so per Eaa;
beute purss tire 6orberuug 3uBetaHoer, mn
bic 2sute rabmeu bic @rbett Dteoer aui.
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Scr .,Qpcf0nt" in Befblehsm

@affon, Bennf., 70. Sult.-Br6fbent
Surrett bon Der o4mulgamateO QfociuttOu"
Der @tieu' unb Stablarbetter, ipruh gefern
in Glib, ,8etblebsm Dor 1000 3ub0reru iiber
ben Sdut amertfaniiaer 4rbett, iiber Die
SeStebung 6es &apitals 3ur Irbett uub bob
ber0or, oaB @ines obne 6as 4nbsre ni6t be-
ffeben tDnne. Se3igItd Der gegenWGrttgeu
Sdpiertg. g.eiten Der Arbeiter nit Der Beth.
lebsm @tien.@Ompagnie" bsmertte er, baB
bic @umpagnte fein 8edt babe, fif In ote
peri0nliden Gngelegenbetteu tbrer 4rbetter
3u mii6en. @r ermabnte bic Grbeiter, aus
3uharren, ba oas 9fedt auf threr Seite iet
unb an gnbe niir6eH fte iiegen. Sarrett
tuurnte Irbetter BON auBsn, in Der Sabrtt
tetne Irbett 3u rebmen, neil iie OaSur9 oem
8edte i6a6en niirben, fir tpsIdss ote 4us,
ftGn6igen tGupfeu. @r erntete groBen 8eis
fall. 9te ausiianbtgeu baIteu it1 uiidteru
uno rubig.
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Rur,e RGbeISepcf6en.

8ie Dlunhefsrs cd dfistanal, Bill paiiirte
geitern i'm britiden unterbauie Die oritte eeiuHg.
Or. @brifopber 8orosporth, Biidof BON
9ucon Gn9onb, bat Die Abiidt Uertanoet, feline Jte
ii9nation einSureJben.
Gte @rubeuarbetter i'm Difrttt Canned
ghaie, Staiioro5ire, Gn9ano, Fn0 9egen ctne yo5nz
reouftton ausgeitaHoen.
Sn elmer uOrgefern abenb gu Dublin ub.
gebateneu &erinmulung Der niriiheu JtattonaIg1"
DurOe Der SmpiGu9 UOn G2lJ0 aus Auiroien be;
idetHat
Su betn friibsr Oou gBbitsbeao, Dem jeBt
Bu lebenslGH9lider oaft perurbdlteH 8unamit 8ers
ihU0rer eemietGcten 6Guie in Birmingham, Gn9lano,
nutoe eeftern cine IHnreh conitrlrte 6oueHmaltIHe
unter Den 8elen perfedt auigeiunoen.
Die frnr;0fid1e 0eputtrteutammer nabm
eeftern NIT 39t qeocn ti5 Stmmen Den &oridag ogr
YiuiIter an, bic Debate u6cr Die Sertrd9e init ben
giientabnsG Geielduiten am Dtontd9e 8u beglmeu.
DiaH qIaubt, eaB Die 9Sertrd9e an9enommen uno oaB
Die @eiabr elmer gltuiitertgis aub ab8emauot uer'
oen rUiIO.
Gin Bdutett ~ gbrsu Qorb 9HHertu's, bes
brttiiten C5eanoten all bic 9hrIei Uuroe DOr9eitsrn
@ben6 i'm Empire Stub" 5u Souo0n ae4eben. Inter
ben qnpelenoea beiano iidl Der auerfande @eianote
k1pel 9oro Suff,rtH ertdre IN elmer uoH tbm 9ebalz
teneu ebe unier anoerem er CLAUDE, oaB Canada upr
I'm GdluTe 0es 20. Sa6rhunoeIts eiHe 8eDoleruuQ
pou 40 OT1O,O Seeln baben peIoe.
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Sic Hinton 0c5rdtFAs gGmerifas
uiGdhEr Gemeiuoerf."

Cincinnati, 1&. Sult.-Oas Siuau3.
Gouite Der vlluton Sebraiid &merttaniiher
@emein6en" bert6tete beute, oaB bic 4uss
gobeu fir bas isrnelttiide &oaeg pdbreub
Der lettsu fiuf Sabren bic gtRuabmeu nm
$18 260 iiberfiegeu. 9as 9efiijt wurOe
U..rb bic @tetuttubeb6rbe geSedt, tnoem Die
feblenOe Summe bem 6ou0 entuOmmeH
nurSe. 9aS @omite empTisblt, oa5 @tns
tOnmen bes @oGeg's auf $4,000 pro Sabr iu
erb0bsn, tuoem tie etu3slHen 9emetnoen tbre
8ettrdge nuf $100 uu6 $3.50 ftetgeru.
Die 9eIegntenbeb6rbe fir @tOtl' uub Rez
ligioHsireiBeit Uuroe autOritrt, i'm Seretu
init einem Sps3ialz&omtta etHen Iufruf 81
8eitrGgeu fir ben yROntetOrefoHo" ju Ell
Iafe., befien 3tnieu auf bic Sttftuug etuer
Yroisiiur bes @ollegs In Cincinnati uermers
6st tuerOen ioGIeu. Seiie Selt9mauH aus
Netpsgort tpuroe gum Saaemetiter erpdblt.
yfad6em cine gretutiObeb0r0e erDi6lt
norIen mar, unter oefeu Dtitglieberu ii4
Siaut StrauB aus Baltimore uub StmOu
21OIi aus gSuibtnston befinOen uno nahSem
Der @onuent bei9Iofeu hate, ietne nGbft'
jGbrige Seriammlung in ct. 2ouis 81 balteu,
srfolgte Sertaguug.
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Gturmc.


gtlnaufee, g8tsc., 10. Sult.-Giu
bsftiaer Sturr1 piitbste pabreu, Der oer<
gansenen Na6t in ueri6tebeneu @sgenSen
bteic5 Gtuates. Sn EOrtage tpurJe e,n I 94
tt. u beg ifieues grobes SebGIJe, pCl4e8
ais : afieniauI lir Die Supp @ulrOs"
Oiensr iollte, burd) ben Sturm LING uebt.
Der Sturm erretdte Milpautee I'M 4 ubr
heute friib, ridtete bier jebo9 me geringen
Sdaben an.
QsaoeumOrtb, 9s., 70. Sult.-0ep".
ifeu aus Solbier, bem Srte, tpelder IN ber
lebten 8tenffag'yia6t bur9 einen S.tau be-
beert uuroe, ergeben, baB Is SGuisr n
3riimmern ltegsn, uuo bab man ben S9aScl
auf $35, 900 bis $40, 900 iddBt. Die Qet9en
breter SraueH unO etne8 Sinoes fin inter
ben Sriimmrrn aufgefunoen noroeu.
Snbtunapolts, 12. Sult.-gin hefttz
ger 9teGeus uno 6agelfurm trat g-9en ubr
beute abeno bier Elm. Webrere 9ebGuoe
tpur0en entoadt uu0 oieIe8dume entpur;elt,
Aurora, gtebr., 70. Sult. - Webrere
SGuier nurSen beute bier ourb eiHen Sturm
ungewebt, unb iinf YeriOueu erlittcn Ser'
lebuuQeu
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& in Eempelritter Au8ang nab
europa.

@btcaqo, 70. Suli. - Die 1Npollos
&Ortburet" Der 8empelritter, 115 utaHn
fart, trat beute cine Retie mad @Hglunb uHo
tem europatiden Seiflaube au, welde 3u-t
bis brst gionate in Qniprud uebmeu ioa.
Gtne 90 Yiann farte @storte begtettet bic
aomtburet bic mad yetp YOt, ruo itd4 Sic,
islbe aui bem 9ampfer n@ttB Of 3fOm'"
mad 2tOerpool etnittfieH tutrb. @ine ruettere
Gu1abl Gempelrttter tptrb fidl ben 0tetien0eu
in Ietp Yorf anidlteBen, nm Die &our NIT
aumaden. Die Sitter nubmeu tbre pole
llniiOrmeu nit, nm bteielbeu BET feitli9eu
@ele8Rnbetteu, @mpfdngeH Il. T. ~. benussn
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Gubanif6e RaArtAten.
Rdubrrunwefen In perftiesenen y @rUpinien. -
Der Sertauf Der amerifaHifben 5rss

~NI W. hshShbAthtlNOth SAA85
,,HGttie."
SaoaHuu, 10. Suit. - uebsr bas Eret-
ben Der &duberbanSsn in ben BrOptu;eu
Yiuur bel ItO, Natunsus unO Sauta CLARA
fnb rpteber gtudridten etngsIaufeu. 4m3.
3. gt. erfdieueu mebrere 8anbiten inter
ibrcm Iufiibrer Carlos Aguero auf Der
Blantage @ansg In Der Ndbe bon @uarets
res. Sret Sanotteu begqbeH ftd in bic 9es
tdube, mGbreno ieds Q8afe btelten. Sdmmtz
liGe nuf Der Ylantage befiuolihen BerIonen
bonn Sermalter berGb bis gum uieortgfen
Nirbettcr tuHroeH ausge&ubt. Wttttlermatle
Fam eiu Saufmann aus @uareiros geifGfte
bdlber mad Der PlaHtage. Gr bate $40O
bet iih, Die thm bic Rduber abnabneu.
Surs oarauf fam ietn Sertdafsr, uuo oteer
muroe nm $50 unb peri9te6ene @srtbgegeus
ifGnoe erleihtert. @tnen @btneieu, Der an
Ser Ylnutage porbeiritt, parfeu Ote 66uber
pom BferSe berab, tporauf fte 2estere8 fiir
I'D annettirteu. Gin 4rSt, ser iid) ;ar 3eit
nlf Der 8lantage befanb, purOe aus 5tuds
hdt barauf, ba6 tbn bic Banbe nenige Gage
oorher uni $400 beraubt bate, oerifout.
NIs Die 9ldube: ihlisBIih bic Ylantage
oerIieBen, forberten fie ibre Spfer in ipOttt'
IuJtE SSttie HAlf DtI 2lul4bAlUE lpkL W.
Safe Seridt gu erftatten. Auf Der gau'er
Suiel berribt gro6e Sefiir3ung Gibet bic !3us
nabrIe pon Serbre6en ie6er art. 0a5 llns
treien bat oarum etnen 10 id)ltmmen 8rao
nngenowmen, neil ielten Strafe geiibt mtro.
TrOe Der tdglitb iib eretgnenOen YtOrothaten
bat ieit LANCER 3eit tetUe 9tnrt4tung itctt'
gefunoeu.
Die ameritaniide 8rtga yRettie" tpurbe
bieier Sage ipe9en uebertretung Der 3oll8es
iebe perfetgert. Der ameritaniit)e 9euea
raltouiuI Sabeau bate bage8en proteittrt
uno bic amerttautide Negteruug bate 0er'
langt, oaB bic Sad)e an bic Ntaortoer Re'
gierung perpieien peroe, bod bate bteie es
nbgeIebnt, ft6 eiusumiiden. - Sin 9ruuo'
eigentbiimer i'm Difritt 3femeotos beabnd]=
tigt, auf ben ausgebebnteu @benen BON Gan
SeIipe Sensqusn (StalbauD IN groBem
Wfabffabe 3u 3ieben.
Sine BON bem 6Guptliug Souaibea inter
3eidnete Proclamation, melte bic Beu0ltes
rurg ;ur 8ebellton auffa1elt, TT tnsgebetm
auf Der 5niel In @irtnlatton gelest tpOrbaH.
8te Proclamation ertlart, eS lpiroen Retcu'
ten angeporben unb nit Bferoeu uno QSafs
fen oeriebeu, uGl Cuba BON oem ipautibeH
Sode Al befreieH. N2an legt bem Oofuront
fetne Bs6eutung bet uno bait e8 nur 'itr
einen Seriuf), ben 3ablreideH &duberbans
ben, peId1e ibr llnpeieu auf Der Sniel trets
ben, stneu poLtttfdJeu &baratter 3u oerletban.
BOT be Cuba" empfieblt Der 8e8teruH9,
@ueriqoccmpugnie'n gu OrgGuiiiren uno fie
gsgsn Die Ban6itsu in's Selb gu idtdeu.
3 bauptiaaltben bteiigen Sldtter be-
bnupstu, Die in Der ipanii4eH 8aut ueriibte
DETERMINATION belauie fa auf uur $3.50.
gneere Sldtter baitpeifelu bteie Ingabe.-
Ser 3ampfer yg2emport" lift aberrnls aufs
gebalten tporoeu unb toiro erf am WtOnta8e
nod ytenz l)ort Qbaeheu.