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Astrschan cIoakine. J.N. ADAM & O.
Rroeaded VaIvafs.

New line of Florence hair brushes and hand mirrors, matched sets. J. N. ADAM & Co.
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A co,ored Girl on the seano,a.

4 COlored Girl oa the SenROId.
 CALHOUN, Ga, Oct. 19.-MarRaret Harris, eelored girl, was hanged here to-day for the murder by poisoning of Lela Lewis, 8 white child, last August. The hanging was witnessed by five thousand persons.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-20
A Fight at a Church Supper.

BAYv1LLE, L. l., Oct. 19-During an oys- ter supper which was given in the Methodist church in this place last night disturbance suddenly arose between William Henry Smith and Captain John Sackett, brothers in-law and old residents of the village. Words were followed by blows and 6 general free fight ensusd which was participated in by about hundred people. Ten men were injured, among them the clergyman, Rev. William Taft, who was seriously beaten while trying to restore peace. Smith was so badly used up by Sackett that he had to be carried home on stretcher. Warrants have-bsen issued flor the arrest of all the men known to have taken part in the afrsy. A Strange suiclde-A Man With . Large
 Income and Happy Home Shoots Him.
 self
 NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-An almost insxplic- able suicide occurred this evening as No. 46 Bond street where in his private office Henry W. Gwynner, president of the Hoole Manu- featuring company, shot himself through the head with revolver, killing himself in- stantly. Mir. Gwynner was sixty three years old and began life as printer. Up to 1860 he was employed as foreman of the Charleston, West Virginia, Courier He was known among railroad men throughout the country and in 1880 &C., cepted the presidency of the Hoole Manu- facturing company which makes speciality of manufacturing supplies for railroads He was said to have an income of $10, 900 per annum and was not of extra vagant habits. but lived we'll within his in come. His. domestic relations are said to have been very happy.
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rh1rtx pollars rnr a muraerer,. Redv.

Thirty Dollars for 8 Murderer's Bedy.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-A Galveston special says James Stanley, colored, convicted of murdering Robert Strickland, a negro boy, in the river bottom one year ago, was hanged at noon to-day at Columbus. Last night stanlsy made full confession to his spiritu- al adviser and died' to day with repentance on his lips. He was actuated to commit the deed to secure money and was influenced in the robbery by his negro mistress, Sarah Water, with whom he was to fee to Mexico. He brained Strickland with an axe which he threw into pond. The condemned man sold his body Go Dr. James Byers for dissec- tion and it was delivered in due form after life was extinct. The confederation was $50.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-20

Registrars' Meeting. EENHE Registrars of the respective voting districts 1 : of the Town Of New Haven will be in seaaion on Wednesday. the 24th day of October, 1888, and on Friday the 26th day Of October, 1885, from II g m. till for the purpose of revising and correcting the list of electors. The place of meeting the sev- eral wards is as follows:
 First WaEd-R. M Rockers Real Estate OfRce, No. "A Church street. ! Second Ward-oatman's Joiner Shop, No IS Park street. Third ward-oface of William E. French. corner Congress avenue and George street.
 Fourth Ward-Barber Shop, No. 276 West Water wtreet, Fifth ward-Pagnters Cigar Store. No. so,< ohspsl street. - - Sixth Ward-wTIliam H. Cooidges Store, corner Greene and Wallace streets.
 Seventh Ward-At 8. shiner & son's Carriage Shop, No. POS Grand street.
 Eighth Ward William aearys stors, corner State and Clark streets. Ninth Ward-J. T. Bsnhams Feed Store, No. s5 Broadway.
 Tenth Wsrd-Engine House, corner Park and Fin streets.
 Eleventh ward-Nos1 Ferry street, corner of Pier ponf Btres& rs F Twelfth Ward-No. ST Clay street.
 Thirteenth Ward-ohace Of the Diamond Match Fourteenth wsrd-C. ". Hemingway's store. East Grand street.
 Fifteenth Ward Jonathan N. Rows's store, watsr.
 WILLIAM O,KEEFE)
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FOR ia RNT

,keAA FIVE ROOMS No. PTS Grand street, first isa floor, gas cold and warm water, bath and wa .I ter closet, furnace and other modern improve ments also rooms 9s Olive street rooms No. 2A Spring street. first floor; half house 48 Ashmun street. with barn for two horses; 5 rooms Lewis
 JACOB HELLER
 se26 1 Yale Bank Building.
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Articles of Association of The New
 Hounrn EElno&rio CHo.n,nnu

Articles of Association of The New Haven Electric Company. "YE, the undersigned, hereby.associate ourselves w joint stock corporation, under the statute laws of this State. by articles of agreement fol- lows:
 ARTICLE l. The name by which the corporation shall be known is 1.-THE NEW HAVEN ELECTRIC COMPANY"
 ARTICLE II. The purpose for which 1t is constikut- ed is to manufacture and sell within the city and town of New Haven and elsewhere, electricity for any purpose whatsoever and for the purpose of light ing public or private buildings, grounds streets avenues, lsnes parks and squares within said terri tory, by means of electricity conducted by wires through over upon, under across the streets and public private grounds of said territory and for the further purpose of entering into contracts nish such quantities of electricity may be required for lighting streets buildings other places for any other purpose in said city, town other ter ritory and generally to do all things incidental said business.
 ARTICLE IT, The Corporation be located in the Town of New Haven, County of New Haven and State of Connecticut
 ". The amount of capital stock is fifty thousand dollars, divided into hundred shares the par value of one hundred dollars each
 to take the number of shares of said capital stock annexed to his name, each share to be of the par value of one hundred dollars and to pay twenty per cent thereof in cash at the time of subscriptions and the balance thereof in installments called for by the directors.
 Dated at New Haven this 17th day of October,
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Hlllal'S Real ESt2ta QiICa.

63 Church St., Opp. Postoffice. SeAA $5o;OOO to loan at per cent. Hotel Mountain tiia Houses, Summer Resorts and Mineral Sprinea .N for sale Also city property, Residences. Lots, Manufacturing property. Savin Rock property in lots to suit purchasers. Farms and Rural property. All easy terms.
 au29 If L.. B. HINMAN.
 FOR SALE CHEAP. JeA& THE house and lot No. 200 Clinton avenue. Sis Lot 100x140, acres of land 1ituAted on Wood T bridge road, two miles from center of city. Also . lot on East Chapel street.
 A. M HOLMES, fe9 If 69 Church Street, Room 8.
 FOR RENT, &A WHOLE HOUSE, No. 600 Chapel street, $30 Mi5 per month 1ST Henry street, 1st noor,hot and EN cold water, gas, furnace, etc., $15 per month 02 St. John street, first floor, rooms, $25 per month; 29 Auburn street. 1st floor and barn. $12 per month; Whalley avenue, second floor and small barn, s per month; part of house Grand street, near Ferry street, with barn, $16 per month 190 Clinton avenue, frgt floor, $10 second floor, $8. Four rents near Winchester Armory. Also houses or safe in all parts of city and on easy terms
 A. M. HOLMES, Rp7 69 Church Street, Room 8.
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FOR RENT.
N0R. RENm

jshsA STORE corner of State and Bradley, former 5i3 ly used as grocery and meat market. Also eV One Tenement of three rooms; one of Five se1E Tro on opovu1u crr ,,,. xz,1
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EOR RENT.
F0R RENT

FOR RENT. &RHA HOUSE with Il rooms from November 1st HI all modern conVenience0, at 206 East Chapel slH street. Apply to B. MANYILLEs oc20 tt Carriage Factory, 20 Wooster Street. FOR RENT. &ksA NO. S66 Whal1ey avenue, new brick house, E=iia ten rooms all conYeniences; rent low; va E.id cant November L Fl. P. HOADLEY,
 Room g. Hoadley Building. 0fHna oman eveninaa oc2O 3t
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-20

did not get sufficient at home and that her husbands treatment was harsh and cruel.
 Mrs. Anna Granniss, sister to the plaintiff. testified that she had frequently noticed that Mrs. Culver was not properly clothed or had not sufficient amount of clothing on CT. Chester Bradley and George Jerome, neighbor- ing farmers, corroborated the two previous witnesses. Policeman Murphy related con versation he had with Culver in which the latter said he had kicked his wife out of bed, pfnched her several times, punched her head against the wall and tried to choke her.
 The next witness was Culver. He denied that his wife had not sufficient to eat. Ha said their larder was always well filled with peas, peaches, pluas, pork, potatoes, sweet cern, etc. He admitted pinching her several times. He said he never heard anything about her being improperly clothed until she wanted him to buy her $100 circular.
 The evidence was not concluded at the hour of adjournment.
 Judge Culver sentenced Charles E. Sparks, of North Haven, who was found guilty of stealing harness in that town, to three years in prison. The prisoners wife violent ly wept when she heard the sentence.
 The intention of State Attorney Doolittle is to bring the present criminal term of the Superior court to close by the end of next week if possible.
 Court adjourned until next Tuesday morn Ing st 10 o'clock.
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superier Court Civil side-Judge Beard

ley. This court was to have come in yesterday morning, but Judge Beardsley's continued illness compelled him to telegraph to the clerk to have the court adjourned until Mon- day morning at 9:3O o'clock.
 At bar meeting assignments were made as fellows:
 Thursday, October 25.-Morris vs. Grin nell, Grinnell vs. Wetmore Machine Com pany, Goodrich vs. New Haven, Foskett G Bishop vs. White, Oorbin $ Go.
 Friday, October 26.-Thompson Vs. East Haven, Ives vs. East Haven, Gerard vs. Gerard, York, Judge, vs. Clark, Bristols ap- peal, Miles vs. Town of Orange, Stedman vs. Insurance Companies, Evans appeal.
 Wednesday. October 31.-Diamond Match company vs. Durham.
 Friday, November Baldwin vs. Baldwin Corset company, special.
 Monday, November 7.-Cox vs. Cox. Court of Common PIeas-Judge Torrance
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The case of Charles H. Wilcox, ST., of Mill ford, vs. Charles H. Wilcox, jr., also of Mil ford, occupied the attention of the court dur ing the day.
 Court adjourned until Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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dNmts.

WANTED. A experienced woman to ccok, Wnah and ir ocao 5ts 7swHrTNEx AVENUE.
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A SITUATION a shipping clerk in the hardwal ences given. Address 1sOY 1ea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-18
3ipplf Mcnfrbenleben Sur@ einen
&hiffbrucb Serloren.

9alifar, N.zS., II. september. Der
ponSable. .SsIanb augetommene Ge9terung8.
Sampfer Dgtelufielo" brtngt bic Ta9rt9t,
ba6 Die 8alfe Britannia" aus SbotebQr,
@nglanb, nm ubr friib am WorgeI bes 8.
September an Der Sifte bon Sable. Sslalo
i6etterte uab baB bic 6rau bes @apt.Fn3,
thre bret &inber unS aht Secloute, eiu'
idlteBltd bes erfen unb Suetten SteIer,
manns, unfamen. Der @apitdn unb bret
Wittglteber Der Raunihnft retteten iid uu6
famen uuf Dem uyepfelb" bic; an. Die
Bnrfe pcr BON Roraut' Ban mad Mtontreal
befltmmt uuo bate eiuen aus 3uder uno
0fum befehenben Cargo am 8oro. 0te
@eretteten blteben iiber 4s Stunben auf benz
gSraG, ebe es tbneu gelaug, bic filte 3u er,
rethen. Ser @apttan rettste stpet ietuet
Sinber, nab6em bteIelben BON ben gSeQen
fortgerifien morbeu paren, allein bic Sleiaea
ftarben balo na6ber.
Ser @upitdu idrstbt ben S6tffbru9 iet.
nem @bronometer gu, tpelder - nabritetn.
lid tn 8Olge bes f1iirmiiben @stters - III
remt 8tng un6 etnen Srrtbum tn ben Sereh'
nungen peraulaBt bate. Gin bidter Rebel
i.SIri6te CUR .3eit Der Sataffropbe.
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sas seIbe Tteber in Mertfo.

@uaqamas, Rer., II. September. -
IS TT ieet auBer alien 3meifel fefgefte0t,
6aB ote bier araiitreuoe &ptbsu1te bas gelbe
5teber lit. Gin aqgemetuer Bautt berri6t
nno ote 8eUObaer entflieben fdaarenmptie.
3DOlf Dtitglteber elmer titr3ltd bier ange,
rommeneu Operntruppe fino setorbeu. is
2Ooesfdue pIr6ea gefteru bert9tet, ,uub uiele
Sdle bltebeu uaangemsloet Die StraBen
itno oer0oef, uuo bas etu3tge AMI ibueu uer.
nonmene 9erduidl iff oas Der 2etdeu.J q
gen. Die Santtdtsbeb6rbe bat angeor,uet,
aaB ale Gooten iofort entfernt uno beerotgt
mer0en mtiiien. OG8 8eftc ten piro our i
Snotaner beiOrgt, unb man er3Gblt iid], baB
bteielben trrthiimltder gSeiie Battenten be-
graben habsu, tpelde nod uidt tobt paren.
Dte8 geIdah, neil In uteleu Sdue.. bteSfraa,
fen 8erabe bei'm @tntreten etner giiufttgeu
Beuoun8 ldngere 3ett beJubtIos 6a lagen
uno alSoanu Don ben Snbtanern fir to6t ae.
halten tuuroeu. @s erifftreu nur neaige
gSohnungen tn Der StaOt, In peG6en nttt
eth Bemobuer franf barnteoer ltegt. Su
SermOflaO uno ga5atlau iolIen 6te ;3us
ItGn0e tpom0lltt1 nod idredltdler Ietu.
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Rep.9yprfer NathrtAteu.

Rep.g ort II. September. .-Brdfbent
Grtbur mtrb mOrgeu bte @eiaubti6aft aus
@orea i'm .fsiftbs2ipenue.S Sptel" empfangen.
Gm uddfteu 8cnneriiase uirb er pabrs
idetnlih nah Hemport apreiieu.
- 9as Slnir'ide Seuats. .@omtte nabm
beute Sru. gilbert Stint, @ommtfidr Der
Sauptinmm' Babnsn, peIdsr ldngere Nit.
tbeilunsen iiber Oas amerttautide Glen.
bahuneIsn madte, TINS Serb6r.
- Der beAte ans Georgetown, 9..&.,
angefommene Sdooner n9racie g." bate
am 9. Ssptenber eiueu befttseu SrtaH su
befdmpfen unb erlitt erbebliden Sduoen.
Captain @loritb tpnrbe burd eiue Stur;nelle
iiber 8orb serifeu unb ertrant.
- nuaefdhr 20 Eelegrapbiftuueu, tusl6e
on bem fiir3liden Gusffaube betletliat ma.
rem, finb nod immer auber arbeit. Ste er-
bielteu beuts pou Der .Selesrapbiffen Bril-
beridaft" 70 pisl 9elb, ais iie perotent
babsn pirSsn, I'm 6ulle fie gearbeitst bdtten.
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Die sSOuperdue SrpRs s2oae Der
&bDsTenpfpS.~

Brootbence, 6.'S., II. September
Die DSOuOeraue @rob, 9ose Der Obj EEL
Ions" begann beHte friib tbre 80. Sabresz
ftbung, tpelfer ca. $50 8elegQten beituobuen.
Der bonn D@ran0 Sire" unterbfettete Sab.
resberidlt ergtebt, baB fd Der Oroen tn
bliihenoem 3ufapbe befiubet, uny baB bie
gittglteber3abl tuGbreu1 oes lebten Sabres
nm Is, 900 3ugenommeu bat. Die @ro6z
logon fnO sc an bee 3abl, bic 9coBlager
Al, bic nntergeorbueten Qogen 1914, Die nm.
tergeoroneten Qager 1864, uno Der Srbeu bat
i'm 9ar3en $40, Ala 2ogeu. unb 1874 Qas
germttglteber. Die @eIammtetnnabmen nab,
reno oes Sabres betrugen $5,945, $40, BON
tpelder Summe 81, $50, 440 fir unterffiit,
anng ausbe3ablt puroeH. 6retbrtefe fir uene
Sager unb Vo8en iin1 lett oer lcbten Sibuua
In iiinf Staaten ober Serr .torten uu0 orei
frenben 2dnoern ausgefegt mor0en. Der
Seridt gtebt etnen ueoerblid iiber ote Sort
i6rttte oes Srbeu8 i'm Qus!anbe I'M. emit
bic AnfmerfIamfett Der NtitglteOer auf ben
Rthgelg. .Wonument'6ono. @roBi1asmetlter
SCibua Saniant meloet In ietnem Berit5te,
SaB il9 am 81. Nuguft eine Baarbi'aui BON
$14,772 in Der Safe befan1. ba6 ft9 bic
oispOntbeln attipa i'm @au,en auf $74,.
772 belaufen, uno baB bic @tnnabmen bes
leBten Sabres bic 4uSgabeu um $7566 iiber-
fttegen. 9te Qfttpa Der ,SouuerGnen @ros.
NoQs" belQufeu ftcl auf S111 242
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Sie 0efAdftSfperre in Der Gefets
aebnna BON Nennfnlpanien.

Sarrt burg, II. September. - Die
@eidaftsiperre In Der Staats.2egtslatur bat
i'st etn f0rmlthes S1fem burd ben Senat
erbalten. 9erielbe bat beidloTIeu, nur smet.
NAL tn Der gBod1e, ON Dteuftag unb am Fret
tag, Sisungen 81 baltsn, nm alsbauu neue
Gori6lage bonn Saus entgegen su nebmen.
Dies 1T etne repoIuttondre Wabregel iufos
fern, als fie ale alten @eIdaftsregeln Der
geqialatur iiber ben Saufen ffobt, pona6
tdsltde Sttungen betber SGuIer In Orb
uuug itnb. Sn otsier 8sidrdnfnug Der Git.
3ungen bes SenatS liegt Die Grtldrung, baB
er BET fstnen Soridldgen beiiigli1 Der Babl.
Stfrttte bebarrt nno marteu min, bis ba8
oemofratiihe pans fid ben rspublttauti9eu
SOnber.S Snterehen bee Senats fiigeu mtro.
Die @eidaftss Blodtrung unb bic &eiultat=
lofgfett Der Seiiiou fub oamit fir permanent
ertlGrt norbeu. 3tes geidab auf o0Qig miGs
tiirlt6e art. Ser Sorfbenbe ;dblte bic 10.
gepaarten NIT, nm Elm Guoruar su erbalteA.
@robe &oufuiiun unb Summit pareu bic
SoIge baoou, nobei ben 9emofraten 6as
@ort abgeifnitteu puroe. Sebt murbe Qut
gum erffen Rale often Der @ruuO ausgeIpro,
den fir ben repubtfanii6en 8toerfanb TN
Senute gegen bic Sori6lGge 6es 6auIes.
8urd 2ettere ion benz Stnotsanpalt oents
8. @aifbp Der gBes GUT 8abI oils Buubess
senator gebabnt Derben. 0e8balb miirSen
bic Repubittauer MN NIB ntmmer nats
Qebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-18
Serm. telegrapbii4e 9epei5ea,
@u8eem 9AIauee,

Su Ger llmgsbuug BON Sprtugitelb, Sq8.,
bat es 9eitern ett nedn 2Po4en 5Im crtch glae se=
regHet.
8iGlar6 un6 etu Gbeil Ieiner @Gfe reiifeu
getern aui etnem grtra3uge von BortlaH', Dr., rad
Dem Cten ab.
SOispb 8eitenauer III in gaihtugtou'
2onHibip BET 8eaoing. Bn. 9esru oon fatob gitter.
ienem aHetber, In etnem Srelte lebcn5leidbrIh ugTs
!eet noIoeu. Gltter mar CUR 3et betrunten. @t be-
finoet nd in 5at.
Charles Soues, Elm In Bourqutn's ggtmas
6ouie" su Elmo, o, an9eiteltet Neger, iUutbe am
Sonutna NIB oon elmer unbeiGnnten peron eritohg
GIN uHter oem 9}omen Dutch Charlie" betdHnter
Dnnn tt aIs Der mutbmaBltte Gbdtcr perbaitet uorz
ben.
8ei Gan Intonto, Ger, baben 'net
SdmdgeT, reite U!erttarer, Iamens 8ibal unb
Gantee einen iiber Sami,inaHselesenbeit rnlanoez
ueu trstt nit etiletten nusaeiOhten. gnntse mr6e
lebensgefdbrIid perpuHoet Uno StoaI beRHoet ft in
SGit. :
Sn 8renton, g. 8. III elm betugter geaer,
9ameus 2EnihlH9ton 8ropn, in Der Jiadt rom lebten
Snuii0ge oui oI StraBe nm 81 ber1u6t un6 pon BEN
0dubern 6srnri mibbanoelt noroen, oaf er am Sonn~
tGa Gbeno ftarb. Ute Zbdter beitnoen Iib nod auf
peien Eh6eH.
Sn g8ilmiugton, Del, finb perthtltdle
Sdritte i'm ganse, I'M Su entideoen, OF Der pom re-
publttartiben StabIatbe emdblte gbefz noe1ipIr 6s
gSanereltun9 8aDio 8. gOplf, ODER Der BON bef b..
moitoliten 2SnNerzG ommiidon ann @hsTz {uoerieur
eTnannts 2, =. Ncjnt9Ie gu Gem Imte 6eretbttlt lit
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Gtrmtibuna Der 0etftltbcn in Bic
SSdhfcamOd0nc in cTOfp1.

0e8 R tines, So, II. September. -
Die 8eurten Der State, temperance, 4Qi.
nEce" erlteben Dor etnigeu 98oben etH Ruuas
idreibeu ON bic 9eifliGjen tn Soma, poriu
oteIelben aufgefOroert puroeu, etne ibrer
Sonntagsprebigten Der Sade Der Brobibts
ttou, Der Sauptirage tn Der @ampague, 3u
tuiomen uno bet Sdlus bes @ottesotenfes
cine Gollefte fir ben @ampa9ne.S Der
Republtfaner 81 peranftaIten. Gtue betrdbt,
lthe 3abl Der @etftltdeu, baupti6dlt5 Wes
tbobtiten, fam aud bteier Iufforberung mad +.
Die 6olge mar, baB bic bemotratiI9en fir.
6snmttglteber iofort auffanben uno bic
6tr6e uerlieBen. Die OemofrateA, iomte
ptele 8iirger, bte Der bemotrattf6en Fartet
nt9t argehOren, prOteftrten gt8en ben BON
Der aan3eI berab gatriebenen RiBbrauG,
uno bic Sade tpar6 etngefeIIt. Srobbetn TT
Iebt tpteoer ein @trfular e.laiien tpor6en,
mortn bic @etitli9fett sur Sernufattung Don
@ebetueriammlungen, BEL nel9eu nm ben
GrfoIg Der Safe Der Frobibittou gebetet
peroen iol, aufge, ,orbert miro. Nu9 perben
ieet am Sountage Serjammlungen abges
halten, In melden Elm @etflider mo etn
BOltttfer propaganda fir bic RepubIitauer
MAIDEN. 90 purbeu geifsrn i'm biefgeu
@Ount1 aletu aft iotfe SerIomnluuleu
ab8ehalten. Gs 9tebt fid3 bariiber groBe @rs
bttteruna fllub.
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Riehm GrFfR

Ghtcago, II. Sspt.-9te 3ufubr bon
Sdpeinen beltefeu fid auf Is, 900 StId,
Serieubuug 600; bte 8retfe oariirteu ami.
den $3.50 unb $5.15.-Rtubuteb: 3ufubr
1000, Serienbung 1900; Breiie uaritrteu
3piideu 1915 uuo $6.00.-S6aufe: gu.
fnbr 1900, Serieubung -; Breiie uartirteu
3pifdeu $2.10 unb 1915.
ct. gouta, II. September. -Riuboteb
!3ufubr 1400, Serisnbuns 1000; Yreiie part.
trten 3rpii6en So. so uub Sdnetue:
3ufuhr 800, SsrisnOuug 1900; Bretie uurt'
trtsn sptifeu $3.50 un6 1926. - S6aate:
i3ufubr 1000, Serienbuug 450; BreiIe uari,
trteu 3tpiiden s.. so unb $4.25.
g8e ffsBbtIabelpbta, ben II. Sept.
-91iubpieb 8erfdufe $500 Stiid, prtma
6s-6g, CUTE 54-6, ultttlerer Ssh, idle6te
44s. - Sdaafe: 8ertdufe 10000, prtmn
54-5g, CUTE Al IS, u1tttlerer -4t,
idlefte 3-34.-9Gmmer: 5-7t.-Rdlber
6-9.-Sdpeiue: Sertdufe 500, prtma
Il, quite 7, mittlere 81.
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9as MprSoebeimuif5 in stratforS

Stra 1oro, conn.,, II. september. -
3ros Der Semiibuugeu ter 0eteftipes TT es
nod tmmer ntdt gelungen, oem Ut0rber
bon ROie @lart 4mbler auf Die Spur III
tonmen. Die ausgeidrtebene 8elobuuag
III 3tpar bebeuteno erb0bt mor6eu, tubem
auf @riudsI Oes Staatsannaltes 6erienben
Der @ouoerneur MN ebeufalls cine 8elOb.
nung, unb 3mar $500, ausgeIebt bat, aber
Die 8etetttues baben NIT erbebltuen 56utez
rtgtetten III tdmpfen, tubem bic 2eute, spel6e
oteuetdt bic cine ober auoere Iustunit gez
ben t0uneu, iebr oerfdwiegeu iiuS, neil iie
1tt ftirdten, NIT Der Sad1e i'll Serbtuouug
gebradt su tperben. Ser 8er0ad3t Der De-
tettioes bat f6 ieet uui g8m. 9erpts, ben
Serlobten Der @rmorSeten, geri6tet, uro
3rpnr beBbalb, NEIL man ermtttelt baben
min, eab er 5ur ielben3ett, oils e. NIT ser gez
idtebenen Srau ambIer perlobt MAJ, etuPm
anoeren Wdodsn ben 6of madte. Sb oteier
Serbaat begriiuoet III, lGbt iid nod utdt
fsffitellen.
Der g4ddter Coffee, tpefder ersdllte, oa6
er on oen Nben1 bes Rorbes enen ueroi9.
tig ausiehenoen Utcun In Der gfGhe oes
SGauplases bemertte, bat einen auonpmen
Srphbrief aus Sartforb erhalteu.
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8ataffrppben anal bem CRITICIZE.

@IeOel a no, ., II. september. - Die
NIT elmer 2abuug BaubOIs BON Bah 9th
mad @rte, 3D., beiiimmte 9ampfbarge
rSaflnno" ging nm llbr beute iriib auf Der
SOhe bon @onneaut inter. @apttdu 9. 3.
Stepena, gtaainiit 81. g. Sanua uuo 3pet
anbere BeriOneu tperoen oermtbt uu6 iiuo
tpabtidetuIid ertrunfen.
Oian begt ernftltde Seforgutife nm ben
@rfurfiOnSeampfer DSagtuaw,~ pel9er am
Samfieg abenb nit elmer groben 4n3ahl
4nsfiigler am 8orb BON bier mad Detroit
ab9ing, Gr bltte beute frib bort etntreffen
iollen, alleiu beute Ibenb hattie man nod
feine NQhrtdlt Don ihr1.
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TunfSpnars Npten Der ,,Srtfd1e en-
Nepublif. ~

goffon, II. September. - Maior DC
@ratb bonn SunSess@ s@ebetmoienft bertdltet,
bub peridtebene BoftOner aaufIeute tiirslid
burd pertblOie 6iinibollarsNOteu, nelf,e
BON vSobu O'WabOnep, 4geuteu Der tri.
iden Republif," uub BON rs. 9raufiutau,
s. g. G-B., ,T6tuauctat Secretary 6euiuu
grotbsrbOob) unter3eiduet fiub, beIf1tuoelt
fpurben. Die Noten fiub bonn II. Rdr,
1866 satirt uno iehs Ronate mad 4uerteu.
nung Der oSriiden &spubItt" iablbar. Sur
Nusieben tft eth ioltes. has man fie, rpeuu
man fie ntht aenau betradtet, tetdlt fir
amerifaiiide S4asamtsuoten auHebmeu
fnnt1
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Serdifmtea.

suriidsefebrt.
Die heuttge Steuer gtunahme betruS
$612, 11S unb bic 3Oleinnabme 5000, 6O2.
3ur @inl6iuns beftiumte RatiouaIs s8aut.
noten I'm 8etrage BON $4,000 ltefen
heute I'M @dasamte Elm.