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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-01
Death of Gen. Buell.,

NASHVILLE, May 31.-Gen. Geo. P. Buell..
who died here this afternoon at O'Clock
was first cousin of Gen. Don Carlos
Buell.. He was at the time Of his death a
colonel of the Fifteenth United States in
fantry now stationed at Ft. Stanton, New
Mexico, and has been here on a sick fur
Tough since last January. He leaves a
wife who is daughter of the late Judge Jno.
NJ. Breen of this city and one child. Gen.
Buell. was born at Lawrenceburg, Ind, and
educated at military school of that state
and entered the army as volunteer in
1861, and rose from the rank of captain to
colonel of his regiment, and was breveted
or1gadler-general for meritorious conduct.
In the campaign against Victoria on the
borders of New Mexico several years ago.
he captured Victoria and was promoted
for gallantry in that action. He was
thrown from an Indian pony AID received
injuries of the jaw bone, from the results
of which he was a long sufferer. On the
9th of last May the left half of his lower
jaw bone was removed by surgical opera
ton
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Mysterious Disappearance.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. I

MILWAUKEE, May 31.-The police have
been notified of the mysterious disappear
ance of Lille Graf, a young girl eighteen
years of age. A few weeks ago the girl and
her mother, widow, rented rooms of re-
spectacle lady living at 400 River street.
A. short time ago the mother was married
and moved to Chicago, leaving her daugh-
ter in the city. At about 10 o'clock Tues
day evening young man called at the
house, and Miss Graf started of with him,
| ostensibly for short walk, informing the
lady with whom she boarded that she
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Dissatisfied With the Show.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. ]

CHICAGO, May 31.-The internal trouble
in the railway appliances exposition con-
tinues to crop out and great deal of dissat-
isfaction and unhappiness promises to be
speedily developed. F. W. Horne. man
ager of the Excelsior company, charges
Commissioner Cherry with gross injustice
in awarding electric light priv
ileges, and goes so far as to say that Mr..
Cherry has selfish ends to serve in the mat
ter. Some of the exhibitors are
grumbling and peace and harmony seem
to have flown from the immediate v1cin-
its of the exposition building.
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Generous Beuuesr.

CLEvEnAND,O :, May 31.-The will of An
thony X. Henderson, who died recently at
Erle' was probated here to-day. He be-
queaths to Cleveland property in this city
estimated to be worth 100000, to found
ana endow an industrial school to be ap-
piled to the present school here. He be-
queaths also considerable property in
Lawrence county, Pennsylvania, for the
same purpose.
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NO. l52

would be back in few moments. Since
that time her friends have not seen or
heard anything concerning her wherea
bouts. What makes the disappearance
look very suspicious is the fact that at the
time of the disappearance the girl wore no
wraps and not even a hat, and all her
clothes remain at the house. The detec
tives are investigating the case.
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CRIME RECORD.
Il CHICAGOi MAN KICKS HIS WIFE
DOWN STAIRS AND KILLS HER.

The Fate of the Kansas City Girl Found in
the Rivera Brutal Murder in the Joliet
Penitentiary-A Statement of Innocence
From Mrs. Phil. b. tThompson-A Few
Scraps of Criminal Information.
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SAN Francisco, May 3O.--The City of
Picking, to-day brought 966 cases of opium,
the largest cargo yet brought at one time.
The duties amount to,nearly $23S,oO0.
The steamer brings Japan news that the
Yokohama railroad from Toxic to Kumo-
gal will be opened July 1. That Gen.
Foote, United States minister to Corea, has
left for his post. The silk business is lin
tied. New teas have made their appear
ance at lower prices. Under new press
regulations several papers at Toxic have
suspended.
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THE THoMPsoN-DAvIs TRAGEDY.

CINCINNATI, May 31.-A statement by
Mrs. Phil B. Thompson, the first she has
made for publication, of matters causing
the killing of Walter Davis by her hus-
band, appeared here this morning. She
denies pointedly that she was drunk at
the st. Clair hotel, and calls upon God to
witness that Walter Davis was innocent
of any wrong toward her when she went
into his room that night. She says they
could not waken Miss Buckner, and there
fore she went into Davis room. Her story
was told at Mrs. Davis house and in her
presence.
ST. Louis, May 31.-The coroner's inves-
tigation into the killing of Henderson, the
miner, Monday,by the militia at Belleville,
Ill, was resumed there this morning. A
few witnesses were examined and the in
quest closed, but no verdict is yet rem
dered.
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TO WORK OR NOT TO WORK,
THAT rs THE QUESTION WITH THE
IRON MILLS OF THE COUNTRY,

The Pittsburg Manufacturers Accede to
the Demands of the Amalgamated Asso-
ciation-Great Rejoicing Among the
Workmen-MaDy Mills in the West Will
Close To-Day-A Large Number of Men
Thrown Out of Employment.
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ST. PAUL. Mimi. Nav 30. 1883.

Montgomery's Oyster Bay Restaurant still
continues to receive daily and serve to his Gus
toners tn Celebrated New York Count Oysters,
and they are fine.
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Sweeping reduc lions mall our boys and chill
dren's suits. Eagan, the Big Clothier, 81 East
Third street
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JOLIET, Ill, Msy 31.-John Anderson, a
one year convict from Chicago, aroused
the prison guard by series of terror
stricken yells at 10 o'clock last night.
Upon his cell being reached, a man was
found clutching the iron bars of the door
in the last agonies of death, his throat be-
ing cut frightfully, while his right hand
was also bleeding from knife wound.
His cell mate, Michael Mooney, is suspect
ed of the mans murder, but he contends
that Anderson committed the crime.
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You can buy a Kilt suit of Eagan, the Big
Clothier, at one-thiId the price other dealers
ask 81 East Third street.
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DIABoLICAr OUTRAGE.

Dies MONIES, May 31.-A d1abolical at
tempt to destroy human life was made in
the eastern part of the city at o'clock
this morning. The striking miners, en-
ragged at Scott Davis, colored, also miner,
who would not quit work with the others,
threw largo quantity of powder into his
dwelling with lighted fuse. The powder
exploded with fearful force. Portions of
the house were blown to pieces. Several
persons were in the building, a number of
whom were struck by the flying debris,
but none killed or fatally injured. No
arrests thus far.
MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
BosToN, May 31.-Bartholemus Nealon,
twenty-five years of age, last night muir
dered his wife and then attempted suicide.
He is now in the hospital.
MURDERER KILLED.
CHATTANOOGA, May 31.-Robert. Smith.
one of the brothers who killed the two
Cecil brothers at fleetwood, Tenn, was
killed to-day, while resisting arrest.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-01

the opinion it was caused by stick or
snag while the body was in the water. The
general belief is now that the death was by
suicide. 1t is said the girl had been some
what melancholy prior to her disap-
pearance.
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Japanese News .

Save from So to IS. so by buying Kilt suit Of
Eagan, the Big Clothier, 81 East Third street.
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SUICIDED.

LOUISVILLE, May 31.-Wm. S. Harris, a
former wealthy citizen of Pittsburg,
committed suicide this morning by taking
poison. He recently arrived here from
Colorado, where he lost the remnant of his
fortune. He was in i'll health, out of en-
ployms nt, and his family was with him.
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BURGLAR KILLED.

OOAOIduO, WAcI0 uO 1OSb buc TouuduL VI uls
fortune. he was in i'll health, out of en-
ployms nt, and his family was with him.
BURGLAR KILLED.
OMAHA, May 31.-An unknown burglar
was killed by the sheriff at Fremont while
resisting arrest this morning. His part
ner was arrested, but refuses to disclose
his identity. E. N. Morse, a prominent
citizen of Fremont, was fatally wounded
in the melee.
TEXAS AFFRAYS.
KILLEN, Tex, May 31.-In a personal
encounter here Tuesday night between DR..
Renfro, prominent physician, and R. j.
Mcdowell, leading merchant, the latter
was killed and the former seriously wound
ed. Another dispatch says, when the train
on the Texas Pacific railroad reached
Baird station, Tuesday night, j. W. Mots-
ley, agent of the Texas Express Co., and
Jno. Reeves, a passenger, got into heated
discussion and the latter was shot and
killed by the former. A bystander named
Davenport was seriously wounded by one
of the shots fired in the ARRAY. Reeves
fed, but county officers and a squad of
Texas rangers are in close pursuit.
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CHICAGO, May 31.-George Hubbard, a
laborer residing at 90 East Indiana street,
is the latest candidate for 'murderer's row."
Yesterday afternoon Hubbard returned
home while under the influence of liquor.
and found his wife in similar condition.
A row ensued, which terminated in H1b-
bard kicking his wife down stairway.
She fell distance Of seventeen feet, and
the physicians who attended her resort
that her spine is broken, and that she will
die from the effects of her wounds. Hib-
bard was arrested, and is now locked up
at the Chicago avenue station.
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Especial Telegram TO the Globe.l
QUINCY, ILL.,, May 31.-A decided sensa-
ton was created in postofice circles this
morning by report that Isaac L. Moore,
of Greenville, Illinois, formerly postal
clerk on the Lafayette & Quincy and later
on the Chicago & Iowa route, had com nit
ted suicide. He moved his family here
some months ago from st. Panl. No
cause could be learned here. There was
much desire to get full particulars.
NO EVIDENCE OF MURDER.
KANSAS CRY, May 31.-An autopsy was
held here to-day upon the remains of Miss
Anna Bauerlein, the young woman who
disappeared from here April II, and whose
body was found few days ago in the river
at Bonneville. The coroper's jury at
Bonneville decided that certain wound in
the back had been made by bullet, but
physicians, on examination today, were OF
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Gin TauTAana Der
urter i;abt.

ctEl cmrd sin l:ileApss uno fsnreienhfs
jsino mepreis Nahte Str 5blai se.autt
nurss urh ser 3u Ger usktr;susuas &C
laasts, eab Nss. spinsIums Sputaina
Splup ssrass ees A,titsl lei, etlsn er fir
sas &iab benOthiets, iaafts sinsn 8oyratt
bappn. Ni5 er na6 5auIf fam uub lriner
5raa fason Nittpsiluag n,lhts, sueiatrts
lle Iih. bsm Sints son pen @sfauilen su
verabfsifbsa, ia iis cine Nnbaasffin rfr
DpmSppa!oit .pag. 2is nGtfie 9laeat
lpa!ts wiecfr !cia lloa De.bsa.sl als Hsr
Batter an na6esu gaas nath 4oau(e tam,
FanS sr oae Sinh laisGter cis l., ano ea
es abermals cine ihiafois Ma1at tsl;,reb
t,ts, Ysrabreitbt, CT masselb car Nswe1 n.
bsit isinsr Jrau BEN Rlnle eins voriiun
brs Gpgup uab fasis nithts oapon. Ole
Waht earauf ihliti NGes noal uab bsr
tlens StbreIer erwadtf am Wcrasn nit
lsitslm Wsiibt Die Wattsr mar erfreut
iitsr osn plcblihsn wuuosybarsn gBsdlsl
une ptwptl fs R;a ,afrit beIeIbist fabItf,
Gle ls Nufslaraas srtisli, lssta iis nsn.
nod tsn @sbrah ees SYrups fort.
S1teiente 5finesr unp fGlaFoIe NdHts
iInb itr jfBt unbsfannt. @ins eln,slne
prUte nit eem SYrup bat nod bas 0ei
een iease &inoss unb eas 0prurtbel! hcr
Mutisr bfiiesf. Sn alien gpOlbstsn u,
batsn; 25 Gsn!s eie 5iaiGs.
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: Cine Ser G0attenieiien @raut' 8
it, 10 i6reibt Bic oSllinois Staatsseiz
tun9", eine ifarfe unperT0bnli6feit unb
perbillene @ebdIligfeit. St mar in Ben
lebten 5agen bier in Gbieago unb liebt
trob isiner einuuoie65ig Sabre duBerit
monlitsfrdftig aus, MIR iein 8art ilt
Diel grauer gemorben, ipdbrenb iein
&opfbaar lpenig Silberfaben seigt. 9tn
2eibesurnfang bot ct Elm tpeilig suge=
nomnlen llnb fein slusleben 1T bas zines
bebdbigen 2ebemannes. 9lber Ben
Groll iiber feline pplitiide yieoerlage
bon 1880 bat ct mod lange ttit6t binunz
tergelpiirgt. Gus eriiebt man aus fol-
genbem fleinen SprfaQ. 9(fs Fb ibm
oieier Sage bier i'm Yalnler 6oufe Elm
unternebmeuoer 3eitllngsiilngling vals
Gertreter einer oer tdglitben 3eitungen"
bpriieate, mar Der @eneral gang freunb=
lid, bod plDbli1 fragile er: gu ipel6er
3eitung eeb6ren Sie?" 9a fam BON
Dem Singing Die 9luttport: vGbicago
Sri6iine!" 8ei bieien Morten bebte
oas ionff 10 unbeipegli6e @eli9t@rant's
bor Corn. rnb nit BEN grilnrnigen Mor-
ten: uSegt fein gSprt mebr!" febrte Ser
grobe Mann Dem Singing Ben &iiden.
Wie flen tuar ct in bieiem 9tugenblif! !!
Bic 3ribiine bate ia nur fein armieli=
ges 9aiben nad Der praiioenti6aft be-
fdmpft, babel aber feinen guten gigen=
id)qften unb groBen 8erbienien ftets
Die ollerlparmite 9lnerfennung geapllt.
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mas ct in ber Trembe pherflidtid fennen
lernt, bem 5cr9etradten in ber ,Sein,atb
! pcr3uSieben. Das siebt llnsuiriebenbcit,
! Ienperuus, 5nlset llnliturS unb nleiit
fSnnen mir bod nidt sebrauhen, mas
anoeraipp pabt uno Sang gum Wea|sln,
oas Nlter gum VeltebenlaIlen esbabt, uno
baS 1T aud Elm trauriaes 5sidcn Der .3eit,
oaB bic Susenb ieet oaS QSprt fibrt uno
Die Srfabrunsen reS sllterS nidt mebr 3ur
@eltuns fomn,eu.
Das @eiprdG nuroe pieliaA seltDrt,
mas 0feinbplo gang redt mar, oenn er
fanp bier einen 10 ebrei9enbeu Boben
Der SIM i9auuns, bob er lpeper 3uitimme,
frnnte, mod auf cinen Streit iid eintaHen
wclIte. Da5u bin9 ct nit 9an5em Screen
an oer pprtreffliden 6rau, uno ba5 Bilp
Der WiGtteriidfeit gu alien ibren lluterse-
benen, falf uSdte man la9ea, GrsebSri=
gen, bas lid Ocr ibm entrrlIte, bate in
bet Gbat etma5 iiteraus 2iebensipiiroiaes
Bet allen 8crfunnniIicn unb NDtben
FAM man gu iHr, unb cbue SGlie, 9tatb
cber ocd Croft, ,tmeitcn aud ,ure9tmeis
leabe8 Wprt, tpurbe gaienano entlaGen.
Dabei mar ie unermaolid. Sic gins
lrfert, einen &ranfen gu beludsn, ooer
Elm Sausnittel SuIammen5uiteuen, pper
fetnen Streit gu iAlidten, unO 9feinbOto
muBte ibrc 9tube, ibre SadttnntniB unb
ihren @inflnb bewanocrn. alues beu9te
lih iofort ber aiten 6rau.
Seim atenpeiien fino lie pieber bon
0feiubolo'S 2ebsn5planen an unb fellte
ihre 6rase 70, paB, penn Iie aud nidt
ausfcrideno erld,ien, lie bod aui einen
Sinterseoanfen idlieBen lisB, ben tie nod
nidt ausirrcden woute.
(.Snrtffhi;t,, Erlci
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neroen BEN .HunDe pertieten burh
s 0 z O d O N T
osrresi NsSeeienre!
G beriitntc Tran pbne Gttet!
(Gms benz pgoison GIebe.@

esrren Nesefienrf!
Ga5 Dbise TT ei;l sutes Bills pom Nrau 9rSia G,
Fint9am aus 2Ynn, @aii., bic NJ TT ais iraenS cine
anbere Gran in gsa5rbeit ben sunen Ser.Trauens
ireunSin" ben uieIe i6rer eorrciponbentinncn iBr
10 serne be:egen, perbient. Sic ipiSmct iiss nit
benz gr5bten efer ibrer arbeit, rueIbe lebtere Sas
3ciaItat sines IebensIdnsIi9en stuSiums it unS
it gespan9en feds aiiiitentinneu iit5 su baIsen
bic ibr beIfen bic anssebreitete eorrcfponsen;,
uel9e poa alien Seiten ibr sufIiebt unb pon bencn
cine ieglibe tb<e fpesieae 2eiSenslait ober ibre
0reuoe Sauou befreit su ier, funbgiebt, ~ beant>
worten. Sbre qFansen grdparation if elm SeiI<
niittel fur cute nnb ilst fir bSie 3pede SD babe
pefienll9 oes ausgefunben nnb BIZ, uoi, bel gabr=
belt bsilen mas i'd fage. iibsr5eugt.
Ie9en biejeriuobl ltefuieisnen Gigenfdaften ,pirb
fe pom ben bsiien AerSten bc5 2anbe5 empfobIen
Mnb perf4rieeen. einer non bisien faat: yOis
Btrtuig 1T wnlteerbar urb erfpart pieIe5 2eiben.
Siefurrt poutdnbi9 bic fd Iimnt5te Mrt MutterIeibs
M,sSlamsm, seleos5ee, nnreeelmasige unb fdmerss
Aeit gntsilnhnng nno @ei9miire, unnatirIidben
BlHtabllnb ie6e Mrt 8erIesuig unb bic barauf fpIs
sssssn Nadsnmsrt5e it,Yersef, an6 If beionbers
sic tnrdbringt ieoen Tbeil bes menTdIiden
9orperipFtems nnb f5Bt reues 2eben nr6 neus
1Iait EN-: SSsDdde, S giabiadt, 9rans na9 aeiss
abssboIien Sic oyfiSmer9 fdIas
ssa, nerpeie aeben,. ansemeine a5rperiGrpddbe,
SaiaFofgteit, @bmattung unb 1tnperbauiidfeit.
Genes Uefdbl .edn;iner grid5pfune, ipeIdes
S9meren u,iS aidenIstbe1 snr 6oige Bat, 1T tets
peAitdnbtg poriber mad Gebrau9 Siees SeiImite
teS. Je6er;et nnb inter allen itmftdnbeit iit bic
ssirfnng gin poailanoisem nit BEN,
TEN ueibliten G6rrerfpfem unterI;eeenben geieb
9eryreis 1T nurs 81 q SIafde, IS. fir Tiafd,er,
nnb fuirs non alien apotbetern psrfauft. Sraenb
pel9er Hatb fir ipe3eue Sale, unb bic glameu non
ytelen bic hard Mniuenbung ber 9Fansem Wlifduna
ipieber pouanSig bergefteut porben, fann man pon
YRS. " tntbrer Yripat= =Abreiie 2pnn, Wlaf, erbals
ten: Nan fise 4oitmerfe sur 8eantporfuna Bel.
Oe9en Nieren 8ef9werben BET beiben gei6Ieds
tern III bieie WiiGuns uniibertreiibar wie sabl=
rei1e Seugniiie berpeiien.
sWrs. Ytnfbam's 2eber qiuen,a faat Elm Gorree
poneet gno bic belten In ber a9elt als 6eiImtteI
aegen Beritopf,tngs @olenbei9perbem finb Qeber
eritarrnng. Sbr DIut Aeintger brinat gums
bersu @erte nn6 Id stueiFe nidf ipirb baib ebemfo
befabmt unb popular fein mic bic pfansen @rapas
Gin Sober mab bieie 5rau aIs enen gnaSen
Gngel anieben, beren einstger @uni9 1T gnberen
gut ~ fbtin.
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(Jo.tfssuna f5lfi.

*Sebe 6rau, Die @eiunobeit uno
S60nbclt i6r eigen nennen m66te,
iollte bebenten OaB alle oberad6li6en
Mittel tire periOnlide Nn5ieDungen su
berel9erlt, umlonIt lino. 6riihbeit
unb S60ngeit folgen nur Der @eInub=
belt auf bem 6ube, uno I'm bieIe gu er=
alelen, fincet man in 6rau 2Dbia Y,
pinfbam's 9eilmittelu fir olle peibli-
den GranfDeiten ben li6erften gDeg.
Der bette Geilt perliert al Glau; penn
er aus elmer f6lc6ten Safe beraus=
f9cint. Sir beioe @eI1le0ter glei9
nnipcn6bar.
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bod eia Wii6i=Wii6i=Getranf, pel6es
ni0t nabrbaft 1T, tpie 2ager BON ri9ti=
gem unb tii6tigem Gebrdu!" Sasu
meint Der philadelphia 9enlofrat"
vDie5 1T eine Wabnung, iDel0e als gr=
piberung auf Bic Worte. 2auer's gan3
am glab 1T. Serr Dana bon Ser
Sun" III ein 5a6beritdnoiger; CT bat
III Delltid)lanb fllbitt. limb anbere
ftubirte Ga6berftdnbig nicbt alein, lpnz
bern bas gier confumirenee unb 8ier
peritdnbige pu6!ifltal miro inn 8eifaa
flati6en."
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-0r. Mper unb feline 6amilie purben
bonn ruliii6eu 9ofe einselaoen, um Der
8ermdblung bes 8roBfiiriten i'm failer=
li6en Palafte beisunobnen. DieIe
Mus5ei6ung tpuroe inn gu She'll ni6t
neil er ein 9lmerifaner mar, ionbern
neil icin Name als qlrst, auf Dem @ege
um bic @elt, au6 in &nblanb portbeil=
baft befannt geiporben. Pueblo
(Col. } People.
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Gs ~ s6,, m;shs,bolt Sorr

= IS II I6oH ipieoefbolt 0arauI
bingepieEen iuoroen. baB uGorruptionsz
fonbs amerifaniib erpolitifer our1 bic,
jenigen Der n8liihen polititer nod
weit in ben Sdatten geiiellt meroen,
9teuerbingS bat man ausgere6nei, oaf
bic lebte parlamentsUabl in Nemcafle
bem erfolgrei6en GanOiOaten Sobn
MorleD $8,120. bem conierbatipen
Gegner beilelben iogdr $ll 1895, gefo=
itet hQbe.
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Ser ..0imo gouricr" shreiht.

= Ser u2ima Courier" f6reibt: Sm
bem fleinen Stdbtden @elt Cairo, 9ll=
len Co., bat ber 6tabtratb cine Orbi=
nan5 pallirt, mel6e ben 8erfauf aller
beraui6enben @etrdnfe gdnSlitb perbie=
tet. Sie, peri0nli6e 6reibeit liebenoen
Sarmer in Der llmgegenb bes feh6ens
baben litb infol9e bslien enti6lDilen,
idmmtli6e 8eld0ftslcute in gB. Cairo
fiinftig habib in 9tu9e sil IaIien, unb
ibre 6ei6dfte anoerludrts abSuma0en.
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Oas General. Qaubomt in yBall

= 9aS eneral=2anoamt in Walbz
in9tOn bat erfabren, bab I'M @eiten,
Der neuli9en Srbre bes Secretdr bes
Snnern gum Srog, SrabtIenSen -iiber
gunoeslauO geipannt unb iogar Die
poitlinien periperrt tuerben. 9ie 9b=
ii6t babel lit flar. Sie llebertreter Der
Srbre wOllen iol6e neue 9lnf0mmlin=
&c, iuel6e ii6 8uuoeslanb sur 9lnlieb=
lung ausiu6en m06ten, glauben mo-
den, oas 2ano lei f6on prioateigen=
tbum; lie poDen Dem 8ieD anberer
aniieOler ben Weg gum Waller abiper=
ren uno lie oabur6 gum Weitersie6en
n0tbigen; lie tuollen enbli6 beriu1eu,
ob le ben angemabten Beiib ni6t bllr6
8eite6ung Der lnterbeamten nit 81
teln belegen fonnen. Sb es Sirafge=
febe bagegen gibt, bas iu6t man i'm
Separtement bes Snnern jeBt ausfinbig
su MAIDEN.
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Scr 4oftoffiec Grehamae.

& Yeterion Gigen-
tbiimer, fiibrt Die beiten g8eine, Gbam=
pagner, gDisfies, 2iqu0re, feines 0ier,
einbeimiide unb importirte Gigarren,
9as 2ofal 1T luftig unb gerdumig unt
Biaaroipieler finben mebrere 3il1e be,
beiten 6abrifen oes 2anbes. [1,2,t1S
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saF Cine pb pgrapbie 1T cine
Grinnerltng fiirs ganse 9eben uno ferlt=
tpobnenben '8ermanbten fann man feline
gr6bere Grelbe bereiten, als tpenn man
ibnen feine Photographic iiberi9idt. s..
8itbn & GD. Norbmefzgde bomMlin
Blasa, fertigen brillante Bilber an.
Sbre Gallerie 1T pomp6s eingeri6tet
uno nit ben neueifen Mpparaten berIez
ben. 30,1 ,6Mt
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aen,. $. cmtteriioe & Co.,
Ylumbers anb' @as ssitters,

Ylumbers unb Gas Jitters,
1886 Sit 0ouftonfiraBe, San Mntonio.
Saoewannen, Stur5bdber, WalIerelo=
tets, Marmorplatten, @ummil6ldu6e,
Slei= unb @iienr6bren, Bierapparate
unb Gasfirtures aller Dirt. 1,19i
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5enrY's gartel. Salbs.

Sie if Die bsls Galts fur SGuitts,
Bsulen. ausialaa @sfhDiire. Sal3rtsu.
mailsmHs, aafssiprunefns Sanre. glter.
unssn. hGensrons9n uno aae 5anlfranf.
tsttsn, 5ommsrHsdsa unD MiislIer. Nan
saals 5rnrp's earbcle Gable wsii aue
anosrsn GaiiGunan line. Wrsis 25 Gents.
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9as publifum bat ldngit NDer's
8igor ben Brsis unier allen Yrdpara=
ten fit bas Saar suerfannt. 9aNelbe
1T tpirfiam uno DOaig barmlos; es
ma6t bas 9aar frii6 unb iippig unb
gibt oem Nlter Die 8liitbe Der Sugenb.
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Cr. @rsens SrpssnateO piitsrs II
bas tsfs 6simiittl fir Eyspspfa. Gal.
Ienlsipen, WaIarta, linpsrpaulihtett unb
4ranfbsitru rea g!utss, bsr Nisren, 9eter,
6ant.e
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NYaacre M1eufhsu.

Wells Health Remover ltegt Die
G)efunctei, p:ecer tsr mo bietl Siaft,
furitt Maseslhmdde, unfruhibarfsl uhb
amber, 9eih!s6tsfebier. 81.
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Dsrno.s G,atarrb syrup
tsl' cllt afsfiicatn ess 5aIfss, aopfss
une Ga,ansss.
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Or. Watta esberptuen fIms bic
bsiisn cs!bariilten Mssulatoren.
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= Die 6erren 3. q. ODer II. 8ro.,
Soulan iagen: uSroipns giien=9itter"
miro bier biel berfauft. llnlere &unoen
ipre6en iebr portbeilbaft BON oem(elben.
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0rspspFa tsr seiitrlidits Tsinp
Der @siunehcit Nib onih gnweneun0
ppn ,.Gders Epspspia= Tablets" tnri,t.
Bei olsn Npcibetern III babrn.