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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24
sAWTOOTH.
The Colombia 4 Beaver MIL, It's Pres
emit Output, Estimated Product Of
the Fall Run.


Seven bars Of silver bullion from the
Columbia and Beaver mill, at Snwtooth,
were expressed east from this point on
Monday They weighed an average OF
ninety pounds each, and were valued, In
total, at little over $1,000.
The Columbia Il Beaver mill contin-
ues to run on Silver King ores and now,
since fnlly under headway. turns out a
bar daily, valued Mt little over 81 900.
1t Is estimated that the total product
for sixty days run to DO ended No.
vember 10th, will amount to 100000 in
tho bar. Tho mix viii run briskly till
that date. when, 1t is anticipated, ope-
rations Will discontinue till spring.
This remarkable success OF the leach-
ing process, so long considered very
doubtful, even In the case OF the very
best fitted ores, has created much sur
prise in these parts, and reflected great
credit on the skillful management OF the
G. & B. mill. It is with much qualification
that the citizen OF Sawtooth can now
see tho realization OF his long suspend
ed hope and say that 1.-THE teaching pro-
cess Is q success"
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24
THE FISHER GOLD MINE
And Viii BONDED to Col. W. II. Brod-
head.

Tho Fisher gold mine and mill, sitn-
ated on the headwaters of Warm Spring
creek. Custer county, or In what Is
known MS the Pig Tail District. eighteen
miles east Of Sawtooth City, hns, we un-
dsrstAnd, been bonded to Col. w. H..
Broadhead for sum not known.
The Fisher lode IL purely gold mine,
there being no traces OF silver In the
rock, and 1t is still more remarkable az
being the solitary gold ledge Of the
sawtooth and Salmon country In that
part.
The property, which has been noticed
heretofore by the KEYSTONE rs one OF
good dividends. will continue to be
worked through the winter by the orig
inal owners.
The Fisher lode has been demon
strated by numerous shafts and 800
foot tunnel, to contain an ore chute
900 feet in length. The average width
Of afi-pay vein is IA to Is inches, and
the lowest grade produces $40 per ton
In gold. The lode aas bsen located Z
distance OF 4500 feet.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24
Post Office Irregularity.

Ketchumites have every reason for
kicking furiously Mt the fearful irregu-
larity of mails between HALEY and this
point. and it is growing quito common
now to receive HALEY mil of two duties,
the Mtter first: TO receive eastern mail,
due Mt ii A. ~, ut 6 p. NJ: to receive
Biackfoot and northern mail, due Mt p.
NJ, at $50 A. NJ, probably after n nights
rest in HALEY; and to receive HALEY
papers most any time in n week or ten
days after publication. Quite q num-
her of times lately the HALEY daily pm
pers have been two days in getting here.
Sundays News Miner didn't come to
anyone till some time Monday. Now,
We don't lay this as n blame on pos,mas-
ter Ft,le, but we hive kind of M idea
that il Uncle Sam and Brother Fuld
would get their venerable pates togeth-
CT "a few minutes they could ferret out
the trouble.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24
Bonanza The Juliet.

Mr. Eden Dodge, the discover OF the
famous Custer and Unknown" mines,
at Bonanza, and now proprietor Of the
Dodge Hotel, at that place, paid Ketch-
UNI a visit yesterday. Mr.. Dodge came
direct from Bonanza via Sawtooth, and
reports mining and milling operations
still very brisk, in that vicinity, but
business life very dull.
The Juliet, an eastern extension of
the famous Dickens mine. is now the
object of considerable excitement in
Bonanza The managers of the Dickens
mine have spent eight years in the search
for this extension. and it was only in
the past summer that they made the
discovery. The Juliet runs north OF
east by south of west. 1t Is the only To-
cation east of the Dickens till the Gus
ter is reached, mile and a.half east,
and ii was located on the strength of
mineral followed by the famous 15o0-foot
tunnel run east from tho Dickens. Una-
BILE to trace the lead ON the surface, the
at depth of about $50 feet, and finding
the continuation Of an excellent ore
body. located the Juliet. Superintend-
ent W. A. Norton, discoverer of the
Dickens and pnrt owner, is now push
Ing operations in the Juliet, and 1t is
| said developing some remarkable ore
| bodies. He is ut present sinking shafts
to reneh the lodge as found in the tun-
mel, and will employ vigorous winter
crew in preparing the Juliet for an ex-
tensive ore yield in "a.
| West of the Dickens mine lay the Pr
lot, Paradise and Passover, supposed to
be on the same lodge. but east of itthere
has been no know mineral until the
discovery of the Juliet. unless the Gus
ter, mile and a-half distant Is O con
tinuation Of the same ledge, and this is
considered probable BY many.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24
THE OLD STORY.


Alas for the head with the crown OF
gold;
The tempter came MS he came Of old.
Alas for the heart that was glad and light!
Alas for the soul that was pure and white!
Censure who may--condemn who must;
1t was perfect faith--it was utter trust
That asked her promise; nor promise
nor sign,
He was hers--she wns his by law divine.
He was lifted up; he was set apart;
He Allied her thought; he filed her heart;
She called him great; she believed him
true,
AS women will, as women do.
Oh, to betray such tender trust;
(God will repay, and He is just)--
Throughwrongand i'll she loves him still,
AS women do, as woman will.
Giving little and taking much
Tickle and false--there are many such
Selfish and cruel-you know the rest
He broke the heart that loved him best.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24
Matrimonial.

Married, at the Merchants Hotel. In
HALEY, on Sunday morning. the 2Ist
ace G. Lewis and Miss Irene Drasher.
both of ketehum.
Miss krnzher. who Ind been on two
months visit 70 her home in Des Moines.
Iowa, reached HALEY on Sunday morn
inEs train. where she was met by Mr..
Lewis. They are both well known in
hetehnm.
The kHrsToSE is glad to see this kind
Of doing III vogue, aud will rejoice ii
too much luxury doesn't eontaminate
our prints" with dissipation.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Notice No. 10.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

>
Haley, Idaho, octoberIst, 1883
Notice is hereby given that the Pocahontas
Mining Company, corporation duly organized
and existing under and by virtue of the laws
OF the State of New York, with its principal Of
flee in the city and county of New York, and
doing business in the County of Alturas Terri
tory OF Idaho, by its legally authorized agent.
w. H. Watt. whose Post Office address is Hail
ley, Alturas county, Idaho Territory, have
made application for a United States Patent for
tue A
''WAsHINGToN''
Lode Mining Claim, situate in Wood River
Mining District, Alturas county, Idaho Terri
tory. consisting of 1,50O linear feet of the lode
and surface ground 600 feet wide, being Lot
No IL and described in the field notes and
plat of the official survey on file in this Office.
with magnetic variation at 10 degrees east, as
follows;
Commencing at the discovery point of this
claim and running North degrees and SIS min
utes west along the center line of the northern
end line of the claim 600 feet to the center of
the northern end line; thence, North
81 degrees and 90 minutes east 800
feet to corner No. 1: thence South
degr. es and % minutes east 1900 feet to cor
nef No. 3. thence. South 81 degrees and d5
minutes west 6d0 feet to corner No 3: thence,
North degrees and IS minutes west 1870 feet
to corner No. 4; thence. North 81 degrees and
05 minutes east e0u feet to corner No. /. the
place of beginning survey of exterior bounda-
ries, embracing an area of 21.66 acres applied
for. No conflicts. From corner No. 5, U. S. NJ.
feet distant
The said mining claim being OF record in the
office OF the County Recorder of said Mining
district, at Haley. in Alturas county, Idaho
Territory. The nearest known location being
the Grand Prize"
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of the said washington Lode Mining
Claim or surface ground are required to hle
their adverse claims thereto with the Register
of the United States Land office, at Haley
Idaho Territory, within the sixty days pubica-
ton thereof, or they will be barred bv virtue of
the provisions of the Statute in such cases made
and provided. - HOMER Ia. POUND.
Register.
direct that the foregoing notice of applica-
ton for Patent be published for the period of
sixty days, ten consecutive weeks in the
hETcHuM KEYSTONE, a newspaper published at
hetehum, Alturas county, Idaho Territory,
HOMER Ia. POUND,
| Oct ., s5-l0wl Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Notice No. 8.
q. s. LAND OFFICE, HALEY, IDAHo, J
August 20, 1883

August 20, 1883
NOTICE is hereby given that the Philadelphia
Mining and Smelling Company, an organization
Incorporated under the laws of the State of
New Jersey by It's authorized agent, Edmund
Green, whose Post Office address is Ketchnm,
Idaho Territory, has this day filed its applica,
ton for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet
of the ~
TENBRooK LODE MINING CLAIM
Or vein bearing silver and other minerals with
surface ground 5g7 feet, average, in width stu
ated In Warm Springs Creek Mining District
County OF Alturas and Territory Of Idaho, and
designated by the field notes and official plat
on file in this office as Lot Number So and des-
cribed in said field notes and official plat with
magnetic variation at 10 degrees and 80 minutes
East as follows, towit:
ming thence 3. 6 deg. 80 min. e. 500 feet to CEN
ter OF south end line of claim; thence N 81 deg
q min w 800 feet to corner No. l; thence s. 81
deg Of min. e. 800 feet to corner No. q; thence
NJ 8deg. 80 min. w. 800 feet to corner No 8;
thence N. II deg, 25 min. E.. 901 2 feet to corner
No 4 thence n. 81 deg. Of min W,-594 feet to
corner No. s.; thence s. II deg. AT min. W. 900
feet to corner No. 8; thence s. 6deg. 80 min. E.
600 feet to corner No. i, the place of beginning
survey OF exterior boundaries Of claim, contain
Ing an area Of Is and 22-1oo acres. From corner
No. l, U. S. Nj. NJ. No. 8 bears n. SIS deg % min
Il. 1884 feet distant.
The nearest known locations are the Niagara,
Hathaway and Hub No. 2.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said 'Tenbrook" lode mining claim
" suIldce RIouLu axe required TO lie their adj
verse claims with the Register of the United
States Land Office at Haley in the Territory of
tion hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of
the provisions of the Statute.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
OF Application for Patent DO published for the
period OF 60 days ten consecutive weeks in the
kETcHUM KEYSTONE, weekly newspaper pub
lished at Ketchun, Idaho. 1871
HOMER L. POUND
VIM HYNDMAN, .4t Register.
Attorney for claimant.
[Aug, %
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24
1 Telephone Onlee.

A telephone line is being constructed
between HALEY and ketehum by pri-
vate eaterprise. II will connect with
HALEY ~ single Office at this place,
with only one instrument. Persons de-
string TO send messages. will pay for its
use according to the length OF their con :
versation.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24
New Gold Find In Dakota.

LISBON, Dakota, Oct. 20.--Intense ex-
element prevails here over the discov-
cry of gold. H. w. Griswold, of Chiea-
go, made the discovery on his place near
here two months ago. He had 100 sam
pies assayed, and the result showed from
$40 to $3.50 per ton. The matter was
kept quiet until Griswold had secured
all the land In the vicinity. There is
great excitement in this part of the
country. and crowds are leaving for the
scene of the discovery.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24
The Stages and Malls.


The Ketchum Postof1ice IL open from
4. ~ 10 y r. n. every day. No Money
Order on Registry business on Sundays,
or wesk tlsyn nftAr 4r.M.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24

Wyoming is coming to the front as an
agricultural, us well as stock and min
ing country.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24

Spring chicken at the Bon Ton Res
tsnrnnt
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24

Ketchum is having genuine matri-
mortal boom.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-10-24

With Trimmings Complete. Orders promptly
attended TO and goods forwarded to the ont
side towns on Wood River. Cali and see my
stock 4. A. WHITE,
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Ncutiblare une mcrifc,

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rtrtrag Smiidlen 0eu,iAtanS NIB NerTo
Crtbei!t Gem Griti Ell beme1fcrSwsrtbe Scr
thcile.
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Ser @rcsee eeeen Die Afblanser
MprSer.

Gra Ion, trg., Z. Sebr.-Oie 1i5lau
Der WiOroer iuureen beute inter nem S9uBe
Bon 400 Wanu 0tili; ans gouisuIlle, Srants
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smeiter ErOseB tpegen Der ,u Albtaub in
9eSenber 1881 Ueriibteu Grmoroung bon
emma Sholaas, Taunie @ibbous uno Sob.
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plr3efiirt ~uo gum Sobe uerurtbeilt, ermirts
ten jebod i'm letten 9ooenber einen neueu
9ro3eb unb eine Gerlegung oeiielben na5
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li;, pelde banial5 bic 9eiangensu uon Cat
lettsburg mad ycrington eStOrtirte, UOu Fl,
nein Shiooampfer aus auf einen am llfer
neriammelten ScItsGGuIea mo tOotfte ied)S
Mcnid)en.
Sic @efangenen NIB Die Srrp0en langtsn
bsnte tnltlitten eires IeItiaen HesFngune8
bier on. Gin Ebeil osr Otili; lit nit oen
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quartierten &rIppen mir ben @efaraeueu
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bloden bis SageSanbrub. Seute friib be
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ais. 9teal NIB Graft erIdenen uOr 3erid,t,
is1cd rpurbe DER Yro6cB bis nor8en uerItos
hru
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Srdnee.

gorfolf, Sirg, Z. Sebr. - Die gns
@ros GpeSereiban0lung berS9. 81. .. @oisbt
& Comp. wrrbe beute burd SeHer serlt0rt.
Ser %erluf am@aarenoorratb betrd9t $685.
eco nrb bic Seriidlerung $4,000. 9as Sc.
tdute, neldes gum 9tomlanb ibeu 9tatlaIIe
seb6rte, mar $4,000 pcrtb uno Ill ieiuem
bpllcn @ertbe uerfdert.
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y&iiiinreesS Sotel" 81 aiilimmees@itn lit nies
bsrgebrannt, rne bic @dife perIoren ibr ganz
see Gepdf. Serluit $4,000, Serideruns
$2S00.
Soiton, Z. Sebruar. - 9as ,,Seafbes
Souie" ;u Salisbury Bead, Gigentbum oes
Srn. Stram gittlefielD, puroe bellte firth
eireea'd)ert. Serluit $4,000, Serii5eruug
5000.
gttnneapolia, Wtinn., Z. Ssbr. -
Sas Sauptgehdube Der y0arltuslluiperii.
tat" SmiIGen bier unb ct. Yaul, tpeldes in
in 1875 Su eincm &pfenbetrage BON 100000
gebaut uurse unb Der sWetbo zgpiifos
pol.Siyden @eielidaft" bieIeS Staates ges
bbrte, girg heute Serultttas in Slanmen
aui. Sie Sdliiler, 100 an Der 3abl, enttas
men id,nmtli6 unuerlest. Der @eiammtoerz
luif brtrGgt $G5, 600 uub bic SerIiteruna
$4,000. W!an permutbet. bab bas Eeuer
tur6 einen itabbaften Samin ueruria9t
tpurbe.
Setroit +. Rid., z. Sebr. Sauptz
gebduee Ger Stuart'i6en Stublfabrif All
Stiegp, Ilegan @ountp, purbe in pergauz
asRer giatlt eingeaitert. gerluft etwa
$4,000.
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Sic Situation jn TranerGA.
Sas 9enatss o pnite cni'tbeieet aegsn BE HnS
HseifHnss Sprlaae. - 5aIIieres ,ar Nbs
saafung rntfobIcGeu; SuIes S5rrp's
neueA Gahipst

hgaee AuptneI'
gonbeH, z. 6ebruar. - Cine SepeiGc
Der nGrGaHsez zSslegruph .@ompanp" neleet
ans 4aris: DSSules Serrp empiabl geIterl,
Dem Yr6IiOcaten @repp, Die orleaniltilher
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4rdfiSent ;0gsrt, eiu iOldFs Ssrfabren etn-
SnIdlluaen, wiro ild) jsood) wa9rifaiuitd
iditG6lidl ba3I 5sGuemen, tnl Sale ein Dtts
niltsrIE!H inter Spies 6err9 gebiIoet merocu
iplite."
Tati8, :. Ee5rnar. - DurtgrsiIsuSe
%erdrberuugcn i'm @iiniferium, tuelds betz
Haae einem gGnjljdl Eeuen 6abiuet 9letd]z
tommen, mcrbeu bem Nernebmcn na+) am
rGtlfcu Gountupe Oertiinoigt rrsrben. GS
perlantct iog0r, OaB 9Gueral &bibuuSiu, Der
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sv;itliieo bG5&abiretS 1T, lutlteS IeiuYorte-
fiuiue beibebalteu ioirb.
81. &c @rant, ciH friiherer NlOttsu1ltui'
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rcr Gntiernung iette ea8 @omite ei1eu Be
ritt auf melher bic Sermerfung Der SOr-
laQe foroert.
SerIin, :. Sebr. - General Gbibaus
biu's gruenlung gum franj0iiidcn SriegS
niniilcr erregt 8rOB:S &uiieben in gang
Ceutid!drb. Sic nYO1" crfldrt, ole Grnens
rung tiirite fifl ais cine meme Quelc oes
lln8iiidc8 fit 0eutitldn0 nno 6rautrctdl,
rnc m0g!iAcr 2Sclis aud fir uuOere SanOer
crmeiisr.
8arjs, :. 6ebruar. -- 9as @efibt Der
llnljd'crbeit bauert iolt, nuo DIE @sidIaite
fnb I'M Stcdsn. 3us &OIt iebnt fdl uad
cincr fartsn Jtegiernng.
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Ser SAubmabsr= IusitanS III
Nufutpnl1.

&llentomn, Yenni., Z. Se5r. = Orr
G6ubmaders4usffanb bauert fort, unb bic
Stimmuns ptrb taglid) bitterer. @efteru
funsn IS nidt sur linton" sehOrige 5dubz
nader, bic BON ben arbeitsgebern aus 8os
ffon befellt morben waren, bier On. Sieben
berielben ipuroen CUR &iidtebr iiberreSet,
allein Der Steit arbsitet in Ger 9ens'i5su
6abrit. Seute giittag uno abeno folgteu
ibnen Die ausiteberoen Sdubmader BON Der
Sabrit na6 ibrem Soiibarfe unb fieBeu
Serwiiniduugen unb Srohnugen ans. @roBe
aufresung berridte. Iehrere Der Striter
finn rerhaftet morben.
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DieDmarTte.

ghicngo, Z. Tebruar. - Die 3ufnbr
pon Gdwetuen belief id) heute auf $4,000
Stiid, Serlenbuug $500; Die Yrsie oariir.
ten spji1eu $4,20 uno $725. - &tuboieb:
!3ufutr 5000, Sericnoung 1900; 8ertduis
III $2.55 tts $5.85. - G6aaie: 3ufubr
2000, @ericnonus 100; @ertGnfe 3u $3,25
bis 5000.
ct, Houis, :. 6ebrHar. - RinGuieb:
53ufuhr 1900, Yerien0nug feiue Sertdufs
Su $500 biz $6,00.-ohuafs: 3nfubr 900,
gerienbung feline; Sertiufe gu 1926 bis
$5.50.-Sdwsinc: 5ufuhr 5000, Serisus
oun9 $50; Serfdufe 3u $500 bis 800.
afsgtbertp, Semi, Z. Scbruar.-
Giinbueb: 3ufubr 1915; YGrfGnie ;u $500
bis &C. Shmeiua 3niubr 920; Ser
tdufe Su $7.20 bis $7.80.-S6aafe: j3uiubr
COG. NeriQnie I'll S3.5 bis 1913.
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Neue Hnruben i'm Snsianerterri=
tprtunt.

ct. 9ouiS, Mo., Z. 6ebruur. -Gine
Sepeide aus Wusfogee, SIS, meloet, baB
meme Seinbieligteiten 5tpiiden ben rioaltiIs
reuben Barteien bes @reefs in gtuSfidt ite-
ten. Geo. Yorter 1T gum Siibrer Der @hi.
cotesSaftion ernannt tuoroen uno bat cine
Strettmad)t geiamrelt, NIT tpelfer er an
geblid bic 10 Reilen bon Sfmulgee lagernz
BEN anbanser Spiede's angreifen mill, io'
balo hos gSetter giinfig mirc. Seioe Bars
teien taufen alle gBin6eilerbiid)Ien uno an
bsre &affen nebit Wunition, bic ile crlans
nPu fnrrPu
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G drscfcnst1atsn zines iiber=
oefdlnaprrcm csnSiGncrs.

Eittlez 81 d, 9trf., Z. Sebrlar.
&rag6bie ereignete fld] an lesten Satnltage
inter ben Greet Snbianern. 2,lS Der Street
g9aiierfonb" inter benz StarIme uertbeilt
murbe, erbielt Elm Niitgliec Der dee'ideu
SanOe $4,000. Ser Wann wnrbe in 5olge
bieies unermarteten Slides uerriidt uno err
mOtOete rm Sumfag frib snsi ieiuer 9es
iGhrttr, 9tnrens fisliu @roru unr SOhn
Sud, ilbt... ct ie ourA Den aopi id)oB, mabz
rsub fe i'm Snlafe lagen. 9as gau5e Eager
mar ipfOrt auf Den Seiner, llnb bel oem Ser
iude, ben Bahniiunigen unAaOliA su ma
d,en, ipmbe Sim Barrett tOotti6 uerruunbet.
Ser Ssrriidte faBte binter einem gSagen
Eofo nnb ieuerte ami Slue, Die in icine Jiabe
tamen, bis er ielbit 6urd etne SaIUe toSt
niebergeitredt purbe.
SOlepb Yawnee, Sbsrhduptliug Der Siagez
SRblaner, ift i'm AS. 9ebsusjabre 9etorben,
nahbem er Iber 90 Sabre lang Ben ermd5us
ten S5tann bcherridlt hattie.
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Germifhte telesrapbiihe Sepes
frhcu

Die yW ariet s cinnatier
9 g. n" III inter benz Nameu ,@tuciunatis
@aibingtonerBahu" reorganiitrt NOR
ben. Inter ben Sireftoreu befiubeu iid Robt.
Garrett, 3. Gnparb Samiltou, Saml.
Spencer uno S. Carroll gSalib aus 8alti=
more.
Better Yeterfen tpurbe geteru in Der
nMiSpals>&ohleusrube" rahe 2Stltesbarre,
Yenni., burd berabftiirsenoes @eftein erz
idlasen.
9as Argument tn Sesug auf Die
guslieferung oes aus philadelphia entilobes
nen Sdniublers Ships nahm geitern i'm
appsuationsserid3t su Sorronto, Ont, ieis
nen aniang.
Wm. DeoIep, Waridan bon Sartpen,
Ga, tpurbe norseffern abenb in elmer @irtb'
idaft burh eineu BON uubetannter Sanb
burd cas- 6eufer abSefeuerteu ShnB &C.
tootet.
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GB Wet alien apotGetcru 1u
babeu
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Nctp= Ycrfer Na6ribten.

HepsYorf, 7. 6ebruar. - 9ottie 8az
cua, bas junge Srouen;inmer, peIdes ses
fern absnb fiiuf Sdiiiie aus eiuem &euol-
per auf ben 2ieutenant Sart bonn %. 8egi-
msnt abfeuerte, tpurbe beute benz @eri6te
norgefibrt. Da Hiemanb gegen bic Gnges
flagte eridien, 10 ipurbe iie nur megen Era
gems perbOrgener @afien burd cine @elb,
bube beitraft unb inter 6riebensbirgidait
aefsllt. Cine unteriuduns i'm 8streff ibres
@eifes3uitanbes pirb eingeleitet tperben.
Der @unarobampfer catalonia" tpurbe
beute, ole er ieine @erfte perlieB, gegen bic
@erfte Der rNational,9inte" setrieben uuo
ftieb Elm God In feline Seite. Die auf mors
gen anberaunte Abfabrt Ses Oampiers miro
burd ben llnfaa uiht uer5ogert perbeu.
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sirseaIcieben ais 8areufutter

=Brnusipif, d !, H.>S., z. Sebr.-
Das @eriidt, baB bic in Der gfdbe bieier
Stabt lagernbsn nngariiden 5igenuer ihrsn
abaeridteten gareu bic 0eide stnes Stnoes
gu freiisn gsaebsn babeu, beftdtigt ild. Die
Muttsr bes &inbes CAB mad behen Sob benz
Siihrer Der ganbe bic ueberreiie fiir eineu
rotben Sboml. Die &nodeu finb aufgefuns
ben. Die i9iseuner babeu ibr Eager abgebros
den unb iit eutfernt, rperbsu isood ourd
Poli3tfen uerfolst.