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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-02-14
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

In the course of a recent cyclone
which struck Iowa the mainsprings OF
watches were broken in extraordinary
numbers all along the track of the
storm for thirty miles wide, which goes
to show that electricity had something
to do in causing the disturbance.
The enormous power of modern
great guns is well indicated in the
statement that the largest on board of
the vessels of the British fleet is capa-
bic of throwing proiectile weighing
LOO pounds az a velocity of over a
mile in four seconds, equal to o.
2l3 tons of metal falling distance Of
one foot on an object.
In Eschershausen a farm, the soil of
which is rich in alkalis, has for twenty
years been manured only with arti-
llcials. The crops have always been
good, and only falling off in straw
has been noticed when ''silica" plants
were grown for four or five years in
s]t&Gfssion, but the original Weld has
teeA3obtained when a slime" plant had
been introduced into the rotation.
1t is reported that an unusually large
number Of seals had lately appeared in
the Baltic sea a few miles north of the
Samland coast. The salmon fishers
have become alarmed lest the seals
should play havoc with their industry,
as they have done from time to time
with the fisheries in other places, and
at present the damage caused by seals
is very great in Ponerania.
These are the conclusions of Pro-
fessor Z. Wollny OK the physical prop
critics of the soil in a dense and loose
state. When it is desired to increase
the proportion Of water in soil den
sity is to be aimed at, but a loose
condition should be maintained when
the contrary state is found needful.
The more densely the particles of the
soil are packed together the more such
soil will vary in temperature.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-02-14

Miss Nightingale has pointed out
how constantly the mental state Of the
dying depend on their physical condi-
tions. AS rule, she tells us, in acute
cases interest in their own danger is
rarely felt. Indifference, excepting
with regard to bodily suffering, or TO
some duty the dying man desires TO
perform, is the far more usual state.
But patients who die of consumption
yefy frequently die in a state of
seraphic joy and peace the counte-
nance almost expresses rapture. Pa.
tients who die of cholera, peritOnitis,
etc, on the contrary, often die in &
state approaching despair. In dysen-
terry, diarrhea or fever the patient
often dies in state of indifference"
Those who have carefully examined
the dead on a battlefield, IT in the
street after an emeute, are struck
with the fact that while the eAples-
sion of the faces of those who have
died by gunshot wounds is one of
agony and distress, the dead by sword
have calmer expression, though
their wound often seems more painful
to the eye. A very careful observer,
who was through the Indian mutiny,
entirely confirms this. After giving
several instances, he says: "a rapid
death by steel is almost painless. Saber
edge or point divided the nerves so
quickly as to give little pain. A bullet
lacerates. London Spectator.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-02-14
The Home of the Potato.

The long-mooted question in regard
to the original home of the potato
has. been settled by the finding of in
dlGen6us tubers among the mountain
ranges of the Mexican frontier in
Altoona. Several varieties were found
there by Mr.. John G. Lennon, who
states that he discovered them in high
mountain meadows, surrounded by
peaks 10000 feet in height. They
were about the size of walnuts
Specimens were secured for exper
mental culture in other localities.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-02-14
A House Of Iron.

George L. Huston is building at
Parkesburg, Penn, a residence wholly
of iron, on a foundation Of solid rock.
The floors will be of polished cast-iron
tiles, in which different qualities of the
metal will be used to produce avariety
Of colors. All the partitions, as well
as the outer walls, viii be of iron sur
face, but so painted and ornamented as
to look like wood. In the library will
be q cabinet for the exhibition of iron
specimens. This will be constructed
of magnetized iron, so that the speci-
mems win adhere to it by magnetic at
traction.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-02-14
SELECT sIFrINas.

There were twenty-five oracles Of
Apollo in different parts OF Greece.
The most famous was at Delphi.
The first cargo of slaves brought
from Africa was taken from Lagos in
l444, by Prince Henry, Of Portugal.
In 1760 the various reli gious societies
of the United States protested against
the use of alcoholic beverages at
funerals.
A recent trial has elected the fact
that many German girls cultivate their
hair for sale. Really fine hair fetches
some 50 an ounce.
Under old European law the crew
and passengers of wrecked vessels
could be imprisoned and enslaved. their
property revevting TO the lord of the
coast or to the crown.
During the reign of Henry w, which
lasted eighteen gears, 5000 French
gentlemen perished in the dpeL'ahd the
king gave $4,000 parlpn$ tS'tisse who
had broken the lawsa6% duelipg
The granddaddy of all'the sweet po-
tatoes was on exhibition recently at a.
store in Waco, Texas 1t was yam,
and, when dug, weighed thirty-two
pounds. Sweet potatoes weigh about
sixty pounds to the bushel, so that this
one was little over half.'a bushel of
solid potato. a..
High French authorities have found
by experiments on animals that while
small doses of arsenic seemed 60 do
good at first, they resulted ultimately
in poverty of blood, and that d post
mortem disclosed in the liver, lungs
and kidneys the characteristics of fatty
degeneration.
Some years ago there was cat-con-
cert held in Paris. 1t was called
Concert Miaulant," from the mewing
of the felines. They were trained by
having their tails pulled every time
certain note was struck and the un-
pleasant remembrance caused each one
to NEW each time that he heard the
sound again.
The servile war in Sicily was
brought about by the inhumanity of
the masters, who. slaves being very
abundant on account of the great num-
Der of prisoners taken in war, found it
easier to exact the most strenuous toll
from them and to exhaust their
strength quickly rather than treat
them well. The revolt which ensued
in consequence fthis policy lasted two
years, and four Roman armies were de
feated by the insurgent forces, before
Publius Rupilius conquered them in
1872 Is. c.
There are authentic cases Of simu-
lation or deception which animals have
worked out to save, themselves from
labor or to procure some advantage,
A military surgeon tells of . horse
which was accustomed to pretend to
be lame on the days when the horses
were drilled, in order to avoid that
duty. Coste mentions dog which, in
the winter, when he found lis COM
rades lying around the fire in such a
way as to prevent his getting near to
1t, would make great noise in the
yard. At this, the other dogs would
run out; while he would slip into the
house, and, securing a good place for
himself, leave his comrades to bark as
long as they pleased. He tried this
trick quite often, and always succeeded
in it, for the other dogs had not
intelligence enough to find it out.
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Hotel Mans Luck.

Mr.. j. G.Tyler, chief clerk at the Union
Depot hotel, Ogden, had rheumatism in
the muscles of the chest and left shoul-
der. BY applying the Great German
Remedy three days he realized complete
restoration, and he is Of the opinion that
there is nothing equal to the st. Jacobs
Oil for pain. The Great German
Remedy is also a specific for burns and
sprains.-Salt Lake (Utah) Tribune.
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FoR DYSPEPSIA, INDIt ssrIoN, depression of
spirits and general debility, in their various
forms; also as preventive against fever and
ague and other intermittent fevers, the Fer
ro-Phosphorated Elixir of Oalisaya," made
by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York, and
sold by all Druggists, is the best tonic; and
for patients recovering from fever or other
sickness il has no equal.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-02-14

j W. Graham, Wholesale Drugglat. Of Austin, Tex,
writes 81 have been handling Dr, VIM. Halrs Basam
for the Lungs for tho past ycar sud have found ohe
OF the most salable modeines have ever had in my
house for Coughs, Colds and Consumption always
giving entire satisfaction Please send one gross by
Saturdays steamer.n
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-02-14

4 Nevada penitentiary convict says
he was sent TO prison for being ais
honest, and yet IS compelled every day
TO cut out pieces Of pasteboard which
are put between the soles of cheap
sEoes made there ana palmed of on
the pul lie as leather.
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DIR. (.rcen,n Oxyacnnted BIttcrs

the oldest and best remedy for Dyspepsia Bilious
ness, Malars, Indigestion. all disorders of the stom
aoh, and all diseases indicating impure condition of
the Blood, Kidneys, and Liver.
Durnos Catauh suuf cures Catarrh and all affections
Of the mucous membrane.
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1t is claimed that medicinal plants
and howersfor perfumery can be grown
in greater perfection in Australia than
in any other part Of tie world.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-02-14

One greasing lasts two weeks; all others two
or three days. Do not be imposed on by the
humbug stuffs offered Ask your dealer forEra-
zer's, with label ON. Saves your horse laborand
you too. 1t received first medal at The Centen-
nial and Paris Expositions. Sold everywhere.
Skinny Men. "Wells' Health Renewer" re-
stores health, cures dyspepsia, impotence, 81.
Wells Trough on Corns, " l5c. Ask for it.
Complete cure. Coms, warts, bunions.
The only hope of bald d-heads-Carboline a
deodorized extract of petroleum. Every OBJ
lection removed by recent improvement. It
is now faultless. The only cure for badness,
and the most delicate hairdressing known.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is an extract of the
best remedies Of the vegetable kingdom
known as Alternatives and Blood Purifiers
LADIES Il children's boots q shoes cannot run
oYerif Lyons Patent Heel Stifieners are used.
To repent without mending ones ways is
TO pump out the ship without stopping the
leak.
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Every druggist will tell you that Aliens Brain Food
never fails To cure Nervousness Nervous Debility .
and restore strength 10 tie weakened organs,-M
druggists aud at Aliens Pharmacy Sib lst Ave, N "
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YEa6TABIR COMPOUND



Fcr.nii Mere pnfA Fil c6nplain,s aud WeAisscasns
!. 80 contssa car iest female popristisas 4.
nedigthv hi siYomAn. Invented by iTomhtf, !
RtdIlrsd by Woman. q
The create, sdIsAl poisy siurs the Dawn sf Iusi'rT.
ET-ItTsYfsq the droOpiup splrits invfsorptea sud
harnlonise tho organic funoa5ns gives eassieiy saS
arnnsss 70 thN step rcstorcs thonatuT iustre 70 th
sys, and piaus the pale check Of Nouian The frssh
rosos Of llfor spring and early Aumg,cf time.
Nv Physicians Use Il and Presciibs Il FreeiY sl4a
Il removes tsintness, fatalquey destroys aicsnvnH
tor stlmuant and relieves saekness Of the ffosae
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain Weighs
md backsche is always permanently cured y ie use
FOR the cure Of Kidney Complaints Of either sex
this Compound Is unsurpassed. 4
LYDIA +. PINKHAM's BLOOD rURIFTf;Ifi
iood and give tono ana strength 10 tho syatcni or
nan woman or child. Insist on having m,
Both the compound and Blood Purifier are pfcparods
al 253 and 2S5 Western Avenue lynn, Mass Price Of
sther g. Six bottesfor g. Sent by mail In the foHi
ofpr OF losonges, receipt OF price, 81 per boz
eithsr Mrs rinkham freely all iettcrs of
inquiry. Enclose Set. stamp. Bondfor pamphlet.
No family should bo without LYDIA E. PINKfIAMH
LIVER PILLS They cure constipation, biliouaneas,
anc torpidity Of the uvcr % cents per box n
RSSold by aIl DrusRists.-E& On
CS N @A Mt
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-02-14

There were twenty-five oracles of
Apollo in different parts of Greece.
The most famous was at Delphi.
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Sold by Druggists, ST. six for S5 Made only by & a
nOuD ~ NO.. Apnthoearies Lomel Mass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-03
sic Te1olutiOn auf GaDti. - Grz
fplae Der MebelIeu.

&tngfOu, Sonatta, 2. Ottober.-Dte
neuefeH Yadrthten aus Saptt meloeu, baB
Die Gsgtsruug bis iest nt6t i'm Stauee ge>
peien III, iid tpteber In ben 8eiib BON Sere'
mte au ieseu, ba bic ReooIuttou tbr i'm Siis
Ben Der SnIel, bauptidblth auf Der Siomef'
SpiBe, ooIffdnbtg iiber ben Sopf gepablsn
if. Die Hebellen baben 8araoeres, unge'
fdbr 60 Dtetlen bon Sereulie, genommen.
Bic 8egteruHg bat tueber geute, nod Rtttel
5ur aufrs9tbuItuua tbrer NutOritdt. Sin
Der nd ;ur 8eidaffung uon 9elosrn burd
GHleibe tf on Der llnluit Der auSndrttgen
Santiers unb Saufeute 8eidettert. Die
fremsen @eianbten baben Broteff gegen ote
Slodaoe BON Seremie uno Sncmel erboben,
ba bteielbe O0lig uumtrtiam III ms nur 3ur
St0rurg bes SerfebrS fiibrt. Sn Dem IeBten
,rnb enti6si0enSen 9ampf nm Dtirugoaue
idlug @eueral 02ooe uitt uur bic Regte'
rungstruppsu mn Riragoane beruu, iouoeru
nohm and bte PIdse 3ptiden Seremie uno
Rort.au.Brince.
Savanna, 2. Sftober. r.-EelegrapbtIde
Yu6rtdtsn aus Bort gu Brtuce srgebeu,
ba6 lett bsm Ausbrude Der Suiurrettton auf
SGptt 500 @sbaube einge6ihert tporoeu ftHo.
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NIeir, 0Lcrfer N1nd1rid, ten.

0emsgort, 2. Sttober.-6rl. 6rauces
6. gFillaro aus Chicago, 6rnu 6. 3. 8uel
aus Connecticut uno aHoere 9elegationeu
Der ygtationul g8omen's @brtfttan Sewps'
rance linton" erIdieneu beute nor benz
Slctr'ideu Senat8,@pnlite uno beiiirluorte'
ten bic Aunabme oou SenpereR;geeBen
bnr6 ben @ongrsf nls Mittel sur Serbeiisz
TING Der Sage Der Qrbetter. Ste behaup.eu,
bic pom tbnen oertretenen 9eieuiaafteu bat
ten so. 600 Rttglie6sr.
- Der so. Sahrestag Der 9riiuoung Der
bieiigen Unit StIaperei 9eieuifaft mUroe
beute Radmittag i'm D8toubpap Gaber.
nacle" gefeiert. @leu3ar Brtgbt, Der iltsfe
ucG lebenbe Gbolittontit, fiibrte ben SorFe.
Scri6teoene 3lebeu tpuroeu gebalten mo
;medentipreheube Sei6liiie augenommeu.
= 8te 3ettungsbdnoIer BON Nep l)Ort,
8rcoflgu uno Seriep. .&ttp maridirteu beute
gbenb nit Mlufit burd bic StraBeu, nm
Propagnn6a gsgen Die 8ebuitton Der 3etz
iIuqspreiIe III MAIDEN. Erau8parente nit
SniGrtiteu, tpie (. 3. voOte DSrtbiine" be-
freunoet ben armen Mauu, a" DDIem-Y -Yorfer
,Seral6" 3 &ents"" Il. !. 10. fpur0en IN ben
3uae getragen. 92n9 bsm llm5uge fan6 eiue
BeriammIung tn Der Cooper Union" ffatt,
nel6er ctrcn 2000 Berioueu beipObuteu. G!u
BeiGIuB, ben vSerulo" fir nidt peuiger,
al8 bret Gents gu perfaufen, Durbe eiufttulz
min nr1npunrnrnpu
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Der snrnnn cincs Raht1rnnhlsrs.

uttc a, R..y., ,. Ottobsr.-4ls iidl Ote,
fer Gage GOOte mo 6ruu aus SOutb @a.
nGas, gt.'Y., init bereu Reffeu SOep5 Sats
ns9 auf Der 6abrt mad Wtdlgau bsfnuoeH,
lp.aHG Qesterer i'm Sdlafe aus Dem 6eHiter
bes @tienuabnmaggou5. @oofe idlIsf Sut
3ett uno narb bonn @ououttsAr geuift. &r
OerlteB ben 3ug uub trat, pom etusm I8te
be8leitet, ben RId3ug ariH Der &rwartRng,
Sarnep tOot ODER nmer Uerpuu5et3u ftubeu.
She ite nod ben Srt erreidteu, no 8arueg
berab geipruuaen mar, mar bteier ihou BON
benz Sabnmarter uuneriebrt uno i'm bobeu
gtaie iflafeHo augetrofieu rporoeu. g8te er
babtn gsfommen, nu6te er i1le9teroings
ni6t. Nltt benz ud9fteu .3uge ieBte @oote
nit ieinem Nsffeu bts Eetie mad bem Befeu
forf
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RiRhmnrrfe

Gbtcugo, 2. Oit.-Dis 3ufnb: bon
Sdpeineu bslisfeu fdb aui tetue Stid,
Srrienbung $500; bic Bretie onriirtsu 3pt.
den 1926 un6 $5.15.-Rinbuteb: 3ufub:
6500, Serieubung 9200; Gretie pariirteu
spiIhen 1915 uu6 $640.-Sdaafe gu.
fubr 1900, 8erisn6ung 100; Breiie pnritrteu
3ptiden $225 uub 1915.
ct, Spuis, 2, Sttober, - S1tubute5 {:
3utu6r 800, 8erieubung 200; Bretie parts
frteu 3niidsu $500 Uub "a 40.-S9peins;
3ufuBr 1900, gerieubuus 1900; Breiie BART
irteu 3piiden $3.50 unb $500. - S9ante:
irten 3pti6eu 81 80 unb $4OO.
Ga f<9ibertp, Benni., 2. Sttober.-
4inboieb: 3ufubr 893; Breiis uarttrten 3pts
ifen $4.00 uu6 $6.00.-Sdpeiue: j3ufubr
22OO; Bretie parttrteu 3ntideu $500 uub
S.. Shnafs: 3Hfubr 1900; Brsiia BART
irten ;ptiden $2.00 un6 $4.30.
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RIutperaiefscn in elmer 8trd1e.

@atpeftOn, Eerus, 2. Sttober.-Bab'
reno bic 8aptiiten @smetnoe gu GOmauae,
3eros, fih am Sonntage mad etnem Sluiie
begeben noIIte, nm Der Sou,tebuug msbrerer
Saufen bei3umObneu, gertetbeu 3nei in Der
9irde sulldgsbltebeue gtttgItebsr, Ramsns
Ofobert un6 &Sn1. 8utder, nit etnem gemii'
len Sarris In Streit. 9etterer, peld)er nit
elmer SGrotfltnte bepaffuet mar, ido6 SO
bert Builder nuf benz Slede toot. a8tGtam
8uthsr entrtb Surauf bem N6t6er bas Sc
psbr uub uerisste ibm mebrere 10 befttge
G6I6ae uuf ben Sopf, OaB er pabridetnltd
ebenfalls fferben tpirb. gStliam 8ut9er
purte uerbaftet. Die uriaas oss Stsettes
in uid5t befaunt.
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Mba Ntftnion's Ml6raer.

Qafapette, Sub., 2. Sttuber. - @es
hetmpoliSift Sen 8rOed aus SIotauapolis
tlnete bsute GIsraubsr Potts burd etH Gffi'
baptt on, Der N0rosr goa AtttuiOu' 8 gu ietu.
Bolts If 90 Sabre alt, unb tros Der pOn Gen
grOed augefibrteu 8emeisgriiuOe sIaubt
man augemetu, bab er nidt Der SaulOtge tlf.
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Rr6uSe.

3renton, Ro., 2. Sttobsr. Gin getern
bier uusgsbrodeues 6euer 3eritOrte betuabe
elm games 6duiergeutert. Der @eiammt'
osrInft betrGgt etpa $4,000.
atlanta, @a., 2. SttOber. - 0as 9e'
ihGftslOtal Der 9rOgueubda0ler SODar0 &
Candles brauute beute iriib nteeer. GetIuft
$50, 0,O00, Seriherung $50,
&aIb, Sus., 2. Sttober. Da9
btefge Maga3tn Der Superior 8arbeo-
gBtres@o." gtug gefteru tbetIpetie in 6lCn'
men auf. Ssrluf $4,000, geifdstdIg
$4,000.
Burlington, 5a., 2. SttOber.-Su
Uiount Bltainnt nurben beute frd6 Ie9s
@sbGuSs, einidIteBIih Der o6retmaurc z
Snne" uub Der 9ruferet bes DSeralo, et1'
neGifert. NPrluf SO 900.
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3SaB!= =9efaantmadung.

Siebenter 9!restntt-9r. Gbas. 6. gti6arbion, Sobu
z. 9opeu, @5as. g. glanep.
46ter 45reiinft-S. SeImdn SbipIeb, aepis BlrrinsG
ton, 8. 8ebiter GrotpI.
9sslIntsr Ere;tntt-Sobn O. 8urceu, Or 8. 8. Spa:z
rOtp, SEQ. 81. Chapman.
8pGnSisile gSdrr.
Griter Rre5intt-Sarrb G. 2oane, @6as. s. gbeIer,
SpmmerfieIo 9earfon
Speiter Qrestntt-S olImbus 8. Stepart iuu., gSn
g Stetpnrt, gSm. 4ble.
Srtter Prsitntt-Soie1b gSiIipn RatbanieI Nleeitn5
Sbos. 4. Snpp.
Sierter gre;intt-.Seurp 9fei, SOtuarS 3. g8igiGms
Geo. g8. Stiber.
Sumter FreSntt--SOispP s. GOainiOn, Sas. 6. IGte,
SEQ. 3. Soane.
Se3 ster 4re;intt-Spbn 9. 4Sams, SEQ. &. Guberz
ION, Or. 8ep. g. Soru.
Stcbentsr Nrsttntt-gSm. ID. Sltnsiuger, s. Warioa
g8atts s. ). SiJone.
@tter YreStntt-5pbn z. 8iibOp, s. S. Soud, VI. D.,
SdS. Sobniou.
@euntsr qrebinft-6enrp 6. 6pItBGU8, I9oB q, Bebb,
gBut. y. 2bons. (237-0l
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Gtncinnati 5. SAmeimerei.

Cincinnati, 2. SttOber. - gGte Sr.
Rarpeu, Der Setretar ''Oer 0aubelstnmmer,
in ieinem Sabresberiht mlttbetlt, purbeu
I'M letten Sabre 883, AIT Shmetne bter en-
pfaugen gsgen 1853, COS i'm Sprjabre. Ser'
ierbst purOcn 242, ,045 Sametue gegen 184,'
519 I'm Soriabre. 3as burhi9utttltfle
Gruttogaptdlt Der Sdweiue betrug le PAT
Biunb gegen 240 i'm uorbergebenoen Sabre.
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Gin ncue8 gSaeGffnd Oes Sabnen.
trdaerS Sdte8.

&btCaGO, ?. Stt. - Setgeant Bates,
6el Babuentrdgef, tbetIt nit, oaB er en-
uahfeu NlOntage nit ieiuem iuHgeu Sobue
bon bier aufbreheu ptrb, nm Die SABINE Dec
linton bur6 Die Sib- -Staateu 3u trageu.
Bates, iun., tptrb ebsnfals NIT etner SABINE
uerieben ietu. 8ater uub Sobn marihtreu
3undd]ff mad 2tlanta unb BON bort mad
@burlefou. Der Sergeunt min uuterpegs
eRphpu bnItPu
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ct @pflpn In gSeHimbieu.

8btta6eIpbta, 2. Ottober. - Der
bsnte aus ct. Bterrs, Nurttutque, bier OIL,
9siommeue SdOonsr r@opnr6 Blale" brtugt
bic glufrttt, baB nue am 4. September in
ienfm 9afen ltegeuben Tabraeuge ourd etneu
@ptlOn 3erfi6rt nnroen. gtau iddbt Den
ptfuutartH S4absu auf $2.000,0 900 uub Uiele
Oisnideulebeu gtngen usrloreu. Die Ytunu'
ihGft Der gei1eioertGn brittiheH Brtgg
o@Ito" fam ale Puiiogtere auf bem S1OOs
ner bier on.
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Ghfcaao7er 3citnna6bdnbfcr.

@btcago, 2. Ottober. - Die hieIigel
Snbabsr BON 3ettuug8routeu nerbeu etnen
geretn gum Sduse ibrer Snterefen gciins
Den. Sie tpoIen etue idmar3e Ytfte Htdts
3nbIenSer 4bonnenteI nnlegen, ternet etHe
petmanente Qtfte 3uoerIdiFger &rGgeG balteu,
Elm Sttulipffen etufibren uub auoere Refocz
men anbabneu. 9teis 8ewsgung tft als Elm
Shritt gegen Die Serubietuug Der Commit
fiouPu III betrahten.
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3mei nene Rnhnen.

gebQn0u, YennI., 2. OttOber. .--8etern
nuroen bic .@orutpnu 2ebauouer" uub bic
r&olebroot. SaCe1 @tieubnbu" er0fuet unO
etugeneibt. Der Ban Der lebteren 8abn
nurbe am /. Stunt 1881 begouuen uub bers
ienige Der y@ornmaIl gsbanOuer 8abu" TN
AprtI 1852. 9ieie beibeu neIeu Sa6uea
e10fiuen Elm rei6es 3erritorium uuo tpervel
bas &ouemagosSboI NIT allen Buutten an
Der nBennipIpantsr" uu6 an Der oB6ilabelz
pbta. Reooiuger 8abn" in Yerbtuouug ieken.
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Der 6eIbmdrFt.

Rsp'gort, 2. S;tober.-5olgeu1ss
fub bic SdluBnOttrungeu: Se.b bradts
24-9 Bro;eut uub idIoB 3u PrOlent.-
Sterling. @edieI 4.89 -4.824 nuf ied8,t9
Gage unb 4.84t-4.85 nuf Euu6ess
Sbligationsu: nsue 3'pro3. 101, usrIdugerte
SInfer -, 4i,pro3. ia uu6 4-pro3. 1905.
-4ttien: Qbauls' @rpreB 130, Central pa
cific 66B, @bei. & Ohto 152, grts 305, DO.
BrtOr. 76, 9ate.Sbore 99s, R.sS. Central
805, Rortbs@sfsru 1888, DO. Brtor. 1zG,,,
R..g. Central 1144, Btttsburg 1GJ, Rea'
bina 51g, Sod Sslnn6 1901, Union Bactfic
SO, @eferuzllnton 80s. - uutsri6nsauts'
gilan3: 9artgslb $116,2O9, ,756, guHrant
Sc, ,604, ,S73.
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s6auberbafte8 0erbre6en eineS
Edubffumnten4

Burltngton, Sn., 2. Obsr.-Glne
8epei6e aus Soma.Suuitton, Sus., n1eloet,
baB elm Saubfummsr, gtamens gStlliam
Diner, SeFen 5etrutbsuntrdge bon Der gSttts
me eiues perforbenen 8ruoers abgepteieu
norben paren, bic Grau geferu nit elmer
art su erIfIageH oeriudte uuo ibr mebrere
beoentli6e g8nnben beibradte. us Rads
barn Der 6ruu ;u Siilie etltsn, Surdiauitt
er iit nit eiuen Raiirmeiier bic Rsbie uu6
serbadte ii6 ben 6opf NIT Der art, bic er
fnht nipherfipl Die sErnn nirh npnefen
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grimarnabI ant 10. Dftober 1888, BON gsadmtt
taos bis Mbenbs lbr. C23l-42l
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9Dftfutf6senrduber 0er6aftet.

Gan Brau3tsco 0, 2. Sttober.-6euss
lsg unb @lamore, 3tpet Der bier Boftuti9ens
rGIbsr, tpelde ben @rpreBageuteu Collins
am 10. 4uguft D. s. in Ari3Oua ermoroeteu,
fin6 gsftsrn bonn S9eriff @nbrtst uerbaftet
uno mad Slorsn,, grisona, aebraat potoen,
mo ibre YittidutbiqeH 0tsbfel0 unb SuttIe
BON ben 8irgeru gebau8t pur6en. gfau
e'partet, oaB ben bstben 3ulest 9efan8eneu
ms nleife Shidial beporifsht.