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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-15

the useless realms OF CQ6 aDSCracG.
That scholars are being made at the ex-
pense of business men. That the profess
sions were being crowded at the expense of
thinning the trades. That trained intelli-
gence was disappearing from the ranks of
labor and mechanics, and giving place to
sort of stolid physical quality that had
neither intelligence to do well its work nor
capably attempt the betterment of its own
condition.
The result was inevitable. Such labor,
undirected by its own intelligence, became
first careless. inert, imam bilious, and then
no longer having the right, because incom-
petent, to command respect and demand
the recognition that goes with respect, fair
compensation, it became the prey and foot
ball of scheming, crafty, unconscionable
capital. What has followed?
The so called Strike" the natural, bat
nevertheless impractical revolt from con-
ditions thus produced. Wasting millions
of money. destroying minis of property,
losing months of industry, stopping the
hand of the mechanic, laying itsparelyzing
touch on the whirring wheels of factories;
stopping the avenues and highways of
commerce and saying to the very lightning
il should cease to be the servant of man.
What is the remedy? Better compensa-
ton. But how shall it be attained? By
saying to others who would work, you shall
not. The strike answers in the afirma-
tive and thus is presented problem that
has at last awakened earnest, anxious,
practical thought. With the effect to lift
the standard of laborland with it the plane
of the laborer. To mix brain with muscle,
to make all capable of work, to wipe out
the distinction between labor and capital,
to make the laborer self respectful and
respected, to lead capital to know and
appreciate labor from the standpoint of
experience, to make the boys of to-day
know spade from having made and used
it, steel rail from having aided in its
forging, road bed from actual contact
with its creation.
The benefcent aim to thus leaven the
lump of labor with intelligence is happily
cotemporaneous with our movement to
formulate and systematize the road depart
ment.
It belongs to the domain of labor, mus
Gle, endurance, fortitude, main strength.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-25
Destructive Explosion.

London, IA rocket factory at the
arsenal, .Woolwich, exploded to-day.
Many buildings were destroyed. The
loss of life is serious.
The explosion at Woolwich was caused
by fire in the main building which, in
Guiding the laboratory buildings, was de-
stroyed within half an hour after the fire
broke out, It contained an immense
number of war rockets which we're filed
with destructive missiles. The latter few
in all directions, macy being projected to
and falling upon the other side of the
Thames. The explosives caused fearful
destruction OF property throughout town
and in the surrounding district. The FIRE
was extiDguished at noon, when the
rockets ceased their explosions. Old
soldiers declare the explosions Of the
rockets during the fire was as frIghtful ss
if occurring iu an actual siege, Two
bodies of victims of the explosion have
been found. Some of the war rockets
we're projected a distance of five milee,
one, through the wall of the arsenal;
another struck the srtillery barracks.
Rockets fell in Erieteb, Ethan, Charlton
and Ilford. One OF them plunged into q
school for infsnts at Plumpstead; another
entered a drsper's shop in Woolwlch
and still another wrecked grocery store
There was the widest panic in Wool
wich, but no loss of life excepting tht
two persons mentioned, who were en-
ployed in the arsenal. The first report o
the fatalities was exaggerated Thu
principal damage was confined to tn
rocket factory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-25
The Rate War.

Chicago, 23.-The war on passenger
rstes between Chicago and Louisville
will take q broader range tomorrow and
in view Of the new points to be included
it ia believed that q number of other lines
than the Pan Handle and Louisville,
New Albany end Chicago, must be
drawn into it. 1t is impossible 20 say
where it will stop. The Louisville, New
Albany snd Chicago will announce ia
the morning that it will begin running
tomorrow evening via the ali line q solid
train including palace and Pullman cars
to Indianapolis on q schedule OF one
hour shorter time than trains are now
making between Chicago and that point,
and that the fare will be put st 81.
Chicago, 24.-The Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago inaugurated cut
TO Indianapolis, Cincinnati and other
points in competition with the Par
Handle this morning, as announced il
these dispatches last night it would do
Thus far the cut has not been met by the
Pan Handle, and thus far Eastern Hi
noIs and Ksnk4kee lines have not come
into the fight, but it is conceded they
| cannot stay out il the SIGHT lssts. DurinS
the forenoon scalper5 were selling ticket
| to Indianapolis and Lou Vile a. IS {,
90 ceats and e rate Of 80 cents by th'
lrcules themselves is. anticipated before
might.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-25
Destructive Fire

Pitls6urg, 23.--An explosion Of fIe-
works in an old building Of the exposi-
ton tonight resulted in the death of one
boy, the cremation of three valuable race
horses and the destrucLion of 900 feet Of
stabling, Tie FIRE works were intended
for 8 display tomorrow night, and were
stored in large frame building adjoin.
ing the stables. About nine o'clock sew
era explosions were heard and i'm
meiisteIy flames shot up from the
building. An alarm was quickly
sounded, but the slructurs, together with
the adjoining stables being frame, were
soon g mass oi flames and al the depart
ment could do was to devote its energies
to saving the surrounding property. In
the stables were many valuable horses,
entered for the races which commence OF
Tuesday. Three of these, Polka Dot,
''Msud r" and q green horse were ere
mated. In the stable occupied by Polka
Dot was hoy jockey named Thomas
Rogers, of Kalamazoo, Mich. Tit
flames spread so rapidly that he was IN
able to get out and was burned to death
Polka Dot was owned by W. j. Smell
of Kalamazoo, and valued at 2,5eO
Maud R was owned by j. Duston
Boston, and valued 81 $4,000. Interna
RevenueOficer Cook sustained severe in
iuries by jumping out Cfa window. Dam
age, SIS, 900,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-25
Miscellaneous,

St. Louis. %. - Lochlede rolling
mills, which suspended several months
ag1, will be started no again during the
present week.
New York, 24.-An assignment for
the benefit of creditors was fled to-day
the county clerks ofice By the firm
of Siedenbach, Schwsb & Co., clothiers,
to William Sulzbacher. They give pre-
ferences amounting to Stl8,297.
Chicago, 24-Last night was quite
cool; and after midnight calm and clear.
No frrst In the city, and as far as can be
learned none in the surrounding cOun-
try.
Lord Coleridge and members of the
New York bar low in the city have &C.
cepteq an invitation to hear Duf's
Standard Opera company in - Heart and
Hand this evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-25
The Irish,

Dublin, 24.-The meetings ofthe Irish
Naiional League, which were permitted
to be held at Banden, near Cork, and at
Tsllow, County Waterford, passed off
in an orderly manner. A government
reporter vas present At each gathering. .
government forbidding the Folding OF
meetings in counties Glare and Limerick
on Sundays, several thousand persons
headed by priest, gathered in Midtown
Malbury, County Glare, yesterday, and
attempted to hold an Irish National
League meeting. & large police force
Was present and prevented the organiza-
tlon Of the meeting. A magistrate read
the prohibitory proclamation and the
crowd dispersed. uttering grosns for the
Queen and shouting "God save Ireland. "
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-25
TELEdRAPHIC
Catholic Council.

New York, 23.-S'. Patrick's cathed-
occasion of the assembling and opening
of the Roman OsthoIc ecclesiastical
council of New York, in which are en-
braced the dioceses Of New York, Brook"
Ign, Buffalo, Rochester, Albany, Og
densburg, NY, and Newark and Tren
ton, NJ. Cardinal McClosky PRESIDED
over the councils. J.oog before ~
O'Clock the vast throng coBgragated on
Fifth avenue in front Of the cathedral
awaiting tbs opening of the doors. The
crowd OVERT swed the spacious cathedral,
and many were unabie TO gain stmls'
sin,
Shortly after mass was begun Cardinal
M2Closky, wearing cape AMI mitre
and bevIiug the crosier, entered the
chancel from the aoulh side end was
assisted to his throns by Manager Q linn,
Manager Preston and Rev. Risciott,
Sd; the congregation and clergy stand
ing at he moment. The cardinal sp
peared vety ,e9ble, and ia rising or tax
ing his seat during the celebration and
mass he Yves always assisted. The SER
mon was preached By Bishop Nc Quaid.
On account OF the feeble condition of
his health, Cardinal McClosky was as.
sisted to his house, where he rested dur
ing the delivery OF the sermon, which
occupied an hour. The text was chap
ter 5, Paul's Epistlc to the Thessalon-
iAne.
At tie conclusion Of the sermon, Car.
dinsl McUloskey formally opsned the
council and appointed the following eff
GERS: Promoters, Bishop Loughin snC
Vicar General Qli n; secreta les, Revs
Dr.. Gabrie' and Messmer; no.aries, Rev
DR.. McSweenie and Rev. Father
O'Reefe, Farley and Mooney, In tn
evening Bishop Wsdbsm celebrated yes
peEs in The presence of large coDgrega
ton, and a sermon on the Influences O
Christianity on civilization through tn
Catholic church was preached BIZ Rev
Father Woodmsn. The deliberations o
the sessions Of the council will be carrie,
or in Latin. The discussions and conclu
sions will be strictly private and will no
be made public before the report is sen
TO Rome and approved by the Pope.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-25
The Liberal League.

Milwaukee, Wis, 23.-The National
Liberal league held a business meeting
all day and finally adopted q political
platform Of very pronounced tone, A
slstuette Of Paine was ratified to pay the
expenses Of the session. In the evening
there YVES 8 vote for the most popular
liberal woman, but no decision was
reached. The executive committee meet
tomorrow to arrange for the next an
nual meeting, when the congress will sd-
journ for good.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-25

"Yo1tr SKIN Cure is St5pereUceJ-
lent. 1T is fast curing my daughter
of Ti19go0orna, 2Ohich had spread all
ooeT her body" Mrs. E. L. D. Mer-
riam, Blue Hill, Mass. Druggists
keep it. ST. per package. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-25
Bold Robbery.

Troy, N. Y, 23-Jsmes a Mason,
on his way home early this morning, was
struck on the head f5em behind snd his
watch, chain, money and diamonds
were taken; also his shoes, coat and vest.
Edward Wilson was arrested with the
shoes on. Mason was struck on South
street and carried quarter Of q mile and
rohhed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-25

rs perfect purity the heaIthiest. "a a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-25
Royal Sports.

Hamburg Won der Hohe, 24.-Em-
peror William, King Alfonso, the Prince
Of Wales and the Dukes Of Edinburgh
and Connsught witnessed the races here
to-day. The weather was delightful.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-25

Among the most efieacious of re-
medal agents are the medical pre-
parations from the laboratory of
Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-01
Strenee WsasrsssIn ,ur untereriifuns Der
Sunsnpcrfplaunasn IN In nnaaru.

Beffh, 81. auguf. - pr. Eis,a, Der
ungariide Bremtermiuifsr, bat bsibfofisu,
srergiide Rasregelu CUR lluterbriiduns Der
Subenbesen etn3uleitsu. @r ptrb auoroneu,
bab alle Yerioneu, tpelde itd tiiuffisbtn an
ben Suosn ober ibrem Gisentbum uersrei'
fen, Dor elm arisgsgerift geiteIlt uno - i'm
Safe fte idulbig befunben tperSeu - timer
baIb brei Stunben nod tbrer Berurtbstluug
binqerid]tet peroen iollen.
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Der Nauama= i Rauat.

Banama, 81. Gusuf Die 4rbstt au
benz Banama'6anal miro jest NIT GROCER
Gnergie betriebeu, unO iiber 10, ,000&agel0b'
ner, gr6btentbsilS aus Snmatta, fno al
benz @erfe bsiddftist. 9te 4rbeit In inter
cine ero6e Ansnbl &ontrattoren pertbetIt,
pslde idmmtIin, NIT jrpet Ausuahmeu, bic
Sperationen begeunen baben. Die erIfe
Getttou, BON Banana na9 Gan Wfiguel TT
on bic SraucosAmertcau Grabbing, omp."
osrgebeu poroeu unb mus binueu 3uei Sab
rem pollenbet iein. Die @ompngnie ioa ST..
$50, coo bas Bert srbalten. Siebenbunoert
Sogelobner finb on Der nGfffen Sstttou,
oerieni9en 3tptiAen Gan Wttguel uno Ya.
rioio, bsihditigt, uuo ctrca $4,000 ttubit.
meter bersits auf jeusr Strsfe ausge.
grobeu. Die brittle Seftiou, Don Bnriaio
nod @alsbra, umfnBt bic am S0bfen geles
gene Strede nuf Der gau,en &oute, nuo Elm
100 0ieter tieIsr @inidnttt In auf ibr MOTH
psnoig. 9luf Der pierteu Settiou, ruel9e
$5, 145, 600 fOfen iou uuo biuueu 3 Sabreu
! pOlenbet isin mug, fiuo 700, auf Oer fiiufteu
430, auf Der iedsten $50, nuf Der fiebeuten
800 unb auf Der ahtsn 600 arbeiter tbdttg.
Scn SolbaSo, benz GRopuntte Der a9ten
Seftipn, bic mad Colon III Der Grobooen
inmpfig uuo bietet nur gertnge S4pterig'
fetten. Der Sauitdts,ufan6 inter ben Irs
beitern on Der gan3sn Qinie III beTrteotgeub
uno bshert iif NIT jebem Gage. Aqes tn
Gllem genommsn liegt tDenig 9runb gum
j3meifel Dor, baf Der &anal btaneu Sab.
ron fertfo fpir1 tnirA
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Rurse aab.Ipsp.fasn.

Ser @,ar BON Rublarb unb isiue @emabs
lin polen id eneI 9anSen Dionot In aopenbaGen aus
baI'en-
Sr. 8aOotugtcu, Der frau,6fide 9eiaubte
on Gn9lGno, iuigo an NtoRtaae oon 8lri5 mad goU=
BON surTdfebrcn.
Gine 9epeihe aus Zanzibar metbet, bab
ST. 5iiher Der oeutide Gutoe6IugsreieuSe, aus Dem
Snnern ron Afrita Suruf9eebrt lit.
Ste Hegierung BON Warofto bat Stalieu
ne9en Der fHr5lifen gPirten Su 8an9er mn @ntIdul=
bisun9 sebeten, unb Die SdUierigiett ut 6eietst.
Bis iebt bat feiusr Der fran30fl6en Mt,
ner bic GinIobun9 accepirt, Der @ntbhllune Der ga
iooetezStatne Su Se PIq AM ., Septem6er 6eijuz
iuobnen.
Die Yforte bat bas bon benz bttttiteu 10.
niral Sn9lefieo 9eiteute GjeIuh, ibm 9rlau6nis an
Sermcinnaen tr eineH Sanal In Baldittra Su ert9es
len, a6lhld9ig 6eihieoen.
Sc perlautet Tn Dublin, baB BITE britiid1e
9iegirIn9 Die @eamttn Su Queenstown hari gttnoett
bat neil iie feline beeren Da6regen Bum StbIBe De-
3enunSianten Sas. Carer traien.
Die Rsporatur bss i'm brittiden &anale
burd etnen 3niammenItoB NIT Dem 01mpfer ing8ooo=
bum" beitdbiaten tranSoflhen 0anpIels st. Ser
maln" iol in >outbampton, @n9lano, polenoet per.
ben.
Der Batriar6 BON Irmenten bat feline
9iehanation Surifgejo9en. ST Dry pom SuItan in
ieiner Sppoiitton 1egen ote Wlgeoer oer amenbelt
glota6eln untelaet, unb ole 9eeteten 6ernbten osl
9atriarten oils Elm 2Sertjeu9 Der Yforte.
Sn 8utlanoihire, @nglanb, tpuroe geffsrn
Somes "ontbef (Gouie,pat,per) als Rahio9er oe"
adtb. Geraro 5ames Rod, iDeIder reii9nhte, sum
9iglieb oes llnterbGuies geiudblt. Souther erbelt
$50 uno iein gegelcanooat, oer Si66rale Davenport
Sanotep, 1874 Stimmen.
Die grnbteberitte aus Srantreidl lauteu
un9unfie. Bon 81 3eportements meroen nur 81
mebr. oils eina Surf fidnittsernote Iefern pd6reno
eine 9urdifnitsernote un6 33 Ausiift aui ptligcr,
ais cine olGG ea6en. iSrantrei6 miro eine 9roB2
Nienee @etraioe lmportiren miiien.
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mebr Observation-Disclosures perbaftet.

2oubon, /. September. - Ssbs Srldn.
bsr, tpsld1e i'm Ssrbadt fieben, an Der 9p
nunit.SeridJp0rung 81 Glasgow i'm lesten
ten Sanuar, al8 Der gr6bte 9aiometer Der
Stabt unb auheres gtgeutbum 3erft0rt tpur'
De, betbeiltgt gepeIen gu iein, fub geftsrn
abenb an Glasgow perbaftet porben. Sie
bei6en: Yeter @ulloghau, Ebos. 9eoaun,
Batrid Nc@abe, Batrtf Dunn, Eerence Rc.
9frmntt unh 6enrn Rc@aun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-01
gtnm anf ben uteufMmSldnber
8Gnfen.
SisIe 6ifdbsrseopte untcrsesarsen. - Edbt,f
@enfGbenIeben perIpren.

SisIe SifdbersSopte nntersesansen. - Gd5t,fs
@enfcbenIeben perIpren.
RepsY orf, 81. Iuguf. - Cine De,
peiGe aus ct. Sobns. N..S., meloet, baB
am lfsten Sonutage Elm beftiger Ofifurm
ami ben Sdnfeu BON Reufunblanb berrihte.
Stele y9ories" (Htiderboote), pslte geraoe
nit osm gin3ieben Der Nsse beiddftist wa-
rem, fenterten ober murben befttg gegeu
einanber geidlsubert, baB fie in Stiife bras
den. Gin fraus0fiides Sabr;eug oerlor bier
Soote nebft Wannifaften. Wtan iddst, oaB
100 nOories~ un.ergingen, uno baB ipentgs
fens so Wienihen ibren Sob In ben Slutbeu
funoeu. Die meiiten Der psrlorsa geaanses
men DOorteS" murben burh bic Welleu BON
ben Serbsden Ger Siiherifooner fortge'
riiien.
ct. .Sobus, N.sS., 81. 4usuf. - Der
Stfherihooner nBahuiett" aus @loucefer
bringt meitere Ha6ridteu iiber ben Sturm
auf ben Neufunolduber 8Iufen. Das 5abrz
3eug uuroe bon isinem aufersruuoe los &C..
riiien unb mar geSwungen, Dor benz Sturme
3lr freuaeu uno Die idiisenbe aiiite 3u erreis
den 3u iuhen. gSdbreuo Der Sabrt paren auf
elmer Strede Don 80 Dteilen Ni6ts, ais
Sriimmer bon Sabr5eugen, gefeuterte y Do,
rtes," Huber, SdiIer &C. su ieben. Ster
rSortes," su elmer franS0fi6eu Brtgg ge=
bortg, gtngen NIT Ufann uno Tfaus inter,
nno man ffGtt, oae uitnoehens go bis so
Wleniden ibr eeben eiubiibteu. Ser petu'
nidre Ssrluit ldBt fd porldufis nod uitt
ermeilen, tutro teootI etne enorme DOAe CT.
rsiGJeu. Qls Der Sturm am Sountags Sors
mittag plDtlib auSbra6, rDaren cirfa 1000
rSortes" auf ben Saufen oil Der 4rbeit, gnb
elm GROCER Sheil serieIbeu mar nibt i'm
Gtanbe, ihre SGttie III erreid,eu.
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Srdnbe.

Wttwaufee, 8isc., 81. Gusuf.-Die
Sobelmiible Der 50. Glbribge & S6bne
III Sort Soparb, Green, Ban gegeniiber,
brannte beute friib nieoer. Ser Serlnff wtrb
auf $500, 600 geihdst.
ct. t.2outs. 81. Nuguf.-gine @ieberei
tn Beueotlle, Sls., peld3e einer Sonsperz
fer.Ifcctation geb0rte, murbe beute frLb
3erff6rt.
8ruiieIs, Ont, 81. Quguf. - 8. &.
Ban Stone's Sdge. uuo Wah,mhhle tparOe
bsnte einsedfdert. Serluif $4,000.
Bridgeport, Conn.,, 81. Iuguff. -
Die Warcelin'ide @bemifahers Sabrtf su
Slad'8of ging bsute gta4mittag in Slam.
men auf. gerIuft $65.00O. 9ie Tabrit
aebDrts elmer Nttieniabrit, bsren YrGfoert
Sr. u. g. Willer aus IepzYort tff.
Gapenna, o, 81. Iuguft. - Der
Sdlafpaggon eines .3uges Der ,@lepelanoz
Btttsburger gabu" pnrbe heute bel bieiiger
citation burt etne idabbafte &eide ,um
gntgleiieu sebradt unb thetlpeiie bemoltrt.
Die Baffagiere entfamen uuperlett, allein
elm grenier, Namsns Sobn 0fobrbad, purbe
QetObtet
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Die Mrbeiterfraee.
@eitere alusiasen ess prdiieenfen Der
,.9BeSaern llnipn."

,1oSVtFu hutpus
Nemsgort, 81. Nugnft. Worptr
Green, Brdiibent Der vWeftsrn linton, F." fest,
beute feine gusIagsn Dor benz Blair'ifsr
Senats @omtte fort unb mafte metters
Wtttbeilungen iiber bie @eldGfte ietuer
Ccmpaanie. Nuf eiue bonn Senator @eorae
geffelite Srage TN Betreff Der bon bes yWe.
fern Union" ge,abltfn 20hne eripteberte
i3euge, bas SerhdltniB suiihen Der @elelI=
ffaft nno ibren Mngefellten ribte fidb ltrena
nod ben Geboten bes Sorraths uno Der
Nadirage. 9ie BON Der r8sfern linton"
geSnblten Saldre pdrsn btnreiben5 uno ae.
redt, snb es iet erpiefen, oaB feine anoere
SeIegrapbens@ @efenidaft, tpelhe gleid bobe
26bne be3ablte, jemals @elb perbiente. Sc.
nator George fragte, oh bic 8eftern linton"
nidbt bte Politif perfolge, alle Don ibren I'm.
geitelten gum Snede elmer gobnerb6buna
prganifirten @ombinationen auf,uloien uuS
81 iprengen? i3euge eriptberte, bic @elea.
lhaft gsltehe eiuigeu iDenigen Mdnnern
niht bas &eft III, ibren nielen @olleaen
bic Sebtnsungen porSuidreiben, inter MEL
den fie arbetten iOllteL. Gtele augsfelltsu
Der D@efiern linton" batten ibm (oen1 .3sus
gem mitgetbeilt, bab bas iOgenanute Go
mite Der ngriioerifaft" nttt autorifirt ist,
fir fie gu iprsden.
SIM peitereu Ysrlauis bes Serb0rs iagte
3snse, bic y gSeffern linton" babe $50, ,000,-
GOO baares Gelb peransgabt nnb ibre Nftten=
GmiiiiOu bslaufe iiG i'm @au3en auf $780,,
100000. SHeuu er (3euge) Die 4ttien Der
rWefferu linton" beiise uuo gegen antago,
ntftiife @eiebgebuns geitdert iet, 10 wiirOe
er bic Gftien utdt fir $100,0C), 900 berse-
ben. Die ytettoeinnabmen Der @ompagnie
beliefen iid auf $S.000,0O0
Sn Sesug auf bas SsrbdltniB 3wifden
Der naiiociirtsn Preiie" una Der yBeferu
linton" iaste Or. 9reen, baiielbe iet Elm rein
aeiGdftlihes unb berube auf einem ipe,ielleu
@pntrafte. Die nNiiocitrte Brsiie" bsauz
'frudle bic bon ihr peri6idteu Rsuigfetten
aIs ihr Gigentbum, inbem iie bteislben ielbft
lafnmle nno inter bie peridiebenen BlGtter
oeriheile.
8as @omitr pertaste ii9 bis gum nddbffen
Wontae nnb iuIrb alsoauu ben 0c. @reeu
t1Piter pPrnpbrnPu
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Jn ben Tltttermo6en burheer
brduuf.

GGbanp, 81. Iuguff. - Cine 0speIde
aus s. s@oepnans, N..g., bsrt9tst, baB 6run
6. Patmer, bic erff lett bret gSodeu Uerbet=
ratbet III, nit ibrem Setter @eors gBiltfie
our6segaugen it, mas bic srOsts Iufre.
aung i'm Srte beruorgerufen bat. gu sletdsr
.3eit peridmaub Biltfie's Sru5er Srant nit
Sattte Somptius, NIT tpel6er er fid,, tuie
fid ipdter berausfellte, beimiid trauen lieB.
Die jungeu 0eute babsn idumtltt poblba.
bsnUe @It;rn; Dor tbrem Durdbrenuen be-,
pog 6rau Balmer tbren @utteu, tbr eIegaute
3Oilette unb pertbpule Sdmufia9en gu
taufen, unb fie bat ntdt uerssiisn, bteis
Sateu auf bic Heiie mitsuuebman. Man
alanbt. bab bte beibeu Ydrdsu fa mad
Mthiaan aemar6t babeu.
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Iafiatuietts tritt beute in 9oOn Suiammen nnS Der
borti9e pSerdlo" propbc,tt, oaB bie Ditllieoer Die
giadhridt nah Sauie brtngen peroen, ooB hh Sutler
abermaIs I'M Die Srudbun9 gum Gouperneur be-
lnirht.
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Sim Derrnfener GDarafter be,
fetfiot

ct. 0ouis, 81. Gusuff. - Nad Rars.
ben, peIfer ieit spet Sabren in Sefferions
@ountp, Mo., aIs 9ieb uub M0roer befauut
If, tpurbe notwithstanding, pdbreub er In
@eisnidaft eines seuifieu aaeu Seuslep
nabe BEN Stdbtden Iutonia auf einem
@assu bic 0anofrabe entlaug fubr, BON
einem Siuterbnlte aus eridoiien. Senslep
erlttt eine tObtltfe g8unoe. Sames uub
9bouas MoB, cmie Sobn Rarsben fiub
geifern Gbeno ale Der Ehat oerodttig oerz
haitet woreeu. @tarsben mar In Der gan,eu
Hatbarihaft perba6t, unb es tpuroeu bdu,
fig Drobungen gsgen ieiu 0eben ausgefoBen.
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Der @elbmdrft.

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