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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08
ARMY ETIQUETTE.
A General Who Waited for OmciaI Notice
OF a surrender,

An old army officer, who was a mem
Der Of General Grants staff during the
war, said:-'Geueral Waters, OF Ken
lucky, was in command of the right
wing OF the Confederate army at Vicks-
burg, and was one of the bravcst officers
of the Lost Cause For some time
after General Pemherton had surren-
dered, Waters kept up his firing OH our
lines, and finally the formers attention
was called to it and he sent for him.
Waters came galIoping up to the plac..
where PambnrtOn was standing, sur
rounded by his staff. aud gave his supe-
rior officer the regulation salute. Gen
eral Waters, said p mbartOn, quite
sharply, 'do1 t.yOu know that the Con
federate army has surrendered to Gen
eral Grant and that your continuation of
hOstliues IS entirely unauthorized ?
How much longer, sir, do You intend to
keep up TINS firing B.? Waters touched
his cap and aaid:-'UutiI | alu officially
Informed that the surrender has taken
place. You knew. sir, replied Pcmber-
ton, that the surrender had taken place.
as there has been no firing from the
other points on or line for some time.
q knew it, sir but not officially, re
spOndtd Waters, 'and Uutil | am 50 III
formed my troops will continue to rrprI
the enemy. PenlbertOu grew white
with rage, and Toarcd out that he wished
Waters to understand once for all That
the surrender was complete. General
Grant WAS an eyewitness to what had
been said, and when Pcmbcrton apollo
gctically attempted to explain Waters's
action, said, General Pemberton, /
think that General Waters's position is
entirely correct He should have been
properly aud officially informed Of the
surrender There was something of the
same thing at Appomattox, only this
time 1t occurred in the Union army. Of
course cur army knew shat the surrender
OF Lee was but a question Of time, and
for some reason or other there was Il
great rivalry to see who should fire the
last shot of the war. General Custer
and General Mackenzie We're both
anxious for that hOuor-uO, distinction
is better word. For some time after
the surrender they kept up their attack
on the Confederate lines, and I believe
that AIacEcHzit's men went as far as
Lvuch3Urg General Grant was very
anxious to notify tham Of the surrender,
and did so, but not until after they
had done considerable hard fighting.
As to which one Of these TWO officers
the men who performed the
last acts Of hostility of the war I am I'M
able to state to certainty, but it laid
between them.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08
Lieut.. Rays Arctic Work.

Lieut.. Ray, who returned by the
schooner Leo. gave an Associated Press
representative the following details of
his soioTn i'll the North. He left San
Francisco on July IS, 1881, under in
structions from the Signal Service
Bureau to establish a permanent signal
station at Point Barrow, and remain
there until the summer Of 1884, unless
otherwise ordered The order for the
party to return created great surprise,
rs the work was being successfully car
ried out, having accomplished all that
portion respecting international work
corresponding with that Of similar sta
tions established by Russia, Sweden,
Denmark, and Austria. The details of
Lieut.. Rays work will be made the sub
iect of an official report. Lieut.. Ray
stated that, apart from the scientific I'M
pOrtauce of the station, it is a necessity
us refuge for the crews of whaling yes
sells. Every year in the Arctic Ocean
there are, on an average, 10 vessels,
worth, with their cargOes, 81, 900, 600,
and employing |, 900 men. Ont of 81
vessels, so have been lost within 100
miles Of Point Barrow in one year alone.
IN 1877 II were lost with all on board.
The crews would not abandon their YES
sells, knowing there was nothing on the
shore Had the station then existed it
Is probable that all their lives would have
been saved. Since the station WAS estub-
i9hed two years ago over so lives have
been saved. Lieut.. Ray states that all
the party lived comfortably and enjoyed
good health, the climate being Particu-
l., IT, T,,,,.fi,fai 70 gTrtf,4piJ,rr
malaria. Besides their regular provisions,
the party had seal, waTus, and white
whale meat, the last being the best, as
it was swcetcr and more nutritious. The
buildings which they erected were left
to the Indians. Lieut.. Ray expressed
regret at his recall Information from
other sources attributes the recall of the
party to Secretary Lincoln, who wants
to discourage arctic explorations, owing
to the frequent loss of life. Lieut.. Ray
statement ~ots-t0 show that a station at
Point Barrow would be the means of
saving many lives
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

cord is mostly due to the presence of
tumOrs; to fractures of the skull or bones
of which the backbone is formed, and to
blood clots within the skull or spinal
canal. Patients who recover from diph-
liberia, scarlet fever. and some other
acute siclnesses are frequently paralyzod
in some part. These cases generally re-
cover by appropriate treatment, and it
is quite probable that many cases would
recover spontaneously. The remarks
before made concerning certain cases
which recover will apply equally to the
cases lust named
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08
BY TIE SAD SEA WAVES.
SAD AND LONELY At TIE END OF
THE SEASON.
The Lite of the summer Hotel lEnn ns Told
10y Himself.

81 presume that no one but a news
paper man who has travelled fourteen
miles to report Il political meeting and
then has discovered that it is to he held
Mt town over in the next county, can
appreciate the feeling of loneliness and
leftncss which comes to the proprietor
OF a srmmcT-resort hotel at the end of
the season. One has passed, rs it were,
from the busy haunts of men into the
solitude of his own thoughts: from life
and hustle and activity to death and
slOwness, and beauty unadorncd; in
short, one has been seated, rs it were,
upon the platform, in front of the band,
dividing with the silver-tOnoued orator
the admiration of the audience-hut the
supports have given way, the platform
has tumbIed, and one has the boss cor
netist's foot in his mouth. and the ora
tors pitcher of ice-watcr down his back
yet we have had n good season. I
don't deny that. In the first place, it
WAS Il long season; We hOtel-koeDcrs
were taken ont Of pawn i'm Juno. and it
/, only now that we are going back to
he camphorcd and ticllctcd and laid on
the shelf for the winter. Thea. again,
the weather favored us; it wasn't too
NVi" anu 20, my ""3'i f'''I IC"'HI
tIetIioH-H"t tLlIt II wash one 'e&F'o
700 warm. ltIlJ Il L nos I'eopie We're pre-
l''ie" - P@E "'l. I"l VIM 'iie% S"I' -
my ,','Ii i,i lI'', .uE tl'So
f.'7.' eI' loi I, S,,,! Hi''ti lltiil@9 icy
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1' w" IL'iSHl h''L
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9N'Ch vi Sl'tSt 'llH d refrigerator Mandy;
+io,, all vir+n,. irvine, 10 oct -, I,+
II ~ y va u "'''
49, i'l'','''IH nc |" F'"
al i0''''' '''I u " p"SHl"It Two INES
10 I'I ou hIo" Muefe [" m" Us.
io'' ll'"' '"C IN may MAKE you
H"e",} '"' 'll''' llie ''iil'llH% never VIII ;
ihii the rooms are the same, yesterday,
Today and 1oreVef-or until 1t becomes
'Npe'uent 10 ser hre TO the hotel and 60
0UJ @! the business. In TACT, when You
i"oA lil.o me In''tier' you VIII YefV soon
ne COW illcel tII"t, as compared with the
IaLuIoItS ana laROIaG!eS VINO nave their
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

Much Of the distress and sickness attributed
to dyspepsia and chronic dIarhea IS occasloltI
bv ium6r in the stomach. Several cases, Win
all the chaA cteristicsof these complaints, haNJ
been cured bv Hoods SaIsapariIla. Wonderful
cures are effected by this medicine, which i a
specific for bill catarrhs and flows OF VlIiaueCs
humOTs. Sold b. druggists. ~ d DoIVIC VI
100 doses
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

ANERICA's 0nLl sure cure for Coughs, Colds and
Consumption is VAN Bells Rye and Rock as Irt.
pared by E,N BELL. tho ori-iuator. send 81 tol
sample bottle to y Van Bell +; CO., baltimore, Md
Tire Secr-f Of Living.
Scovills lpArilla Blood and Liver Syrup will
cure srrofnlous laint rheumatism, White Swelling,
Gout Goitre, Consumption, Bronchitis, Nervous
DEBILITY, Malaria and all diseases arising from an
impure condition Of the blood.
The merits Of th:s valuable preparation well
known that passing notice is but necessary 70 remind
the readers this journal of the necessity of always
having a bottle Of SroyiiIs Blood and Liver Syrup
among their stock Of family necessities.
Certificates can be presented from many leading
fhysciane ministers amt heads Of families throughout
the land indor-n4 it in the highest terms. We are
constantly IN receipt of certificates Of from the
most reliable sources and do not hesitate recon
mend it.
For SPECIAL RATES for advertising in this Taner,
,,.t.1,- tIr..r, I, fish off t
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

VALPARAISO, CHLL-Senor Ricardo
Stuyen, Il leading commission merchant
Of this city, after having exhausted all
othcrremedics has been completely cured
Of rheumatism by the use of st. Jacobs
Oil, the great pain-banisher. He makes
this publir
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

"CH,1PAGyE , Do like champagne p
said dtirymm. "No, sill; none for
me, so long rs / can drink milk from a
COW that cost $4,000"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

CaTbO-lIHpS.
The winter blast is stern and cold,
Yet summer has its harvest gold;
And the baIde-t head that ever was seen
Can be covered well with Caroline
A child that wakes with Group should have a
dose Of Piso's Cure.
For sore feet, swollen joints sprains, corns
or bunions use st. Patricss SalvC.
CHRoLTHIoN collars and cuffs are cheapest
in the long run. They wear longer than any
other, and you save cost of washing.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08
LYDIA G. PBNHHA8'9
VEGETARLE g0MPQgNy!s

sla7 -
Jsa Positive cure
For ell these Painlal Complaints and W eaAho's0s
so common 10 ossr best feasaie population
A Medicine for Woman. Invented By Woman
Prepared By Woman.
The Greatest Medical discovery Since the Da"a o. hS'ory
rz-Itrovi7cs the dropping spirits invlgorate5 "ne
barDonfzss the organic functions gives elasticity nna
Grnesg to the step restores the natural lustre 70 'o
eve and plants on the Dsio cheek Of woman IAo AA
ro@as Of Ire's spring and early summer time.
rg-Physcians Use Il and Prescribe II FFeeiy az
Itrenoves faiutnes7, Gotulency destroys all ciS'U!S
FOR stimaIant and relieves weakness OF the STOMACH"
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain, Weish'
and bacache s always permanently cured by us uSe'
F,r the cure or Kidney Complaints OF either sex
thls compound Is unsurpassed
LYDIA T, PENEuAA7's TsLo0D PURITIER
EId35 and i've tone END ftr-nath to tho system, CT
man woman or child. Insist 2' having IT,
Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are PEeParsd
at 223 and e5 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price OK
either ST. Six bo.gsf.~ g. Sent by mail 10 the form
pills or OF loz-uez on receipt OF price, q Per box
f,rcithsr Mrs. Tu.H'a rcaly answers all lst'era OK
lalairy. E4aloso a.t-staup, seEd pamphlet.
No ramfly should no without LYDIA 2 PTEEHATs
LIVER PILLS yHrE cure epil7L lp4lL'oy bAou5@N'as'
aid torpidity Of Jhe liyar p cents per box,
ns-soId by nI1,ruggists.-6s %
Tf1HlZ1@z 49,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08
Hoods SarsapariIla

Sold by Druggists Price 81 per bottle or t. for s..
Prepared only by c. l. HOOD K CO., Apothctarics,
nNlIl Mss.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

TIE only disadvantage OF an honest heart is
credujity.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

For SPECIAL RATES for advertising in this Taper,
apply to the publisher of the paper. Ut3
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

WHEN Frank James is released. he is
to go on the stage. Prudent travellers
on that stage viii slip thcir vaIuuhIes
under the ca. mons.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

r,vo-thirG- of II BotfIc Cures,

STrrrovGAN- Wi=.-Dr s B. Myers says; . ]
r'l hEr..,. " ir,,,t lsttt-r r
debility. loss of appetite Huj want OF strength
LOVE can gather hope from maryeIousl!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-09-26
9afota.

S@egen 9erbert &oot, 8rdiioent Der
.6armers uno Mer9ants gfational
8anf1 5l1 @aleD @itD, 1T bon ben @ru5 s.
seibmorenen pon Bar1les County Die Ms1=
tla9e 6es Meiueibes erboben tporoen.
9ess 9ln9efla9te plaibirte ouf rS2i9tl@u!=
big" unb binterfeete $1,000 8irei9aft.
D;e Gnselesenbeit eI;egt lllu 10 peinliGs=
res Nuflebea, ofs @oo.:e;lt befan.1ter nnb
@ei1df;snona 1T.
S 9ei @lepator ber St.daeD 2oriu9
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Sele8rapbtf@eS AIsrtei-

+ 8ei Der in @aas itattfinoen6eu &oz
louial< l<gusitellun9 finb uon 1858 @rei<
iea 81 ben ameritanil@en glusiteQeru 6u>
|ee;alen.
+ Sic @orauld1d9e iir bic Mussoben
in benz rulfl@eu Militdr.@tat fir 1884
iiberiteisen bic biesjdbrisea nm 7,ooo,z
900 @ubel.
Das 2acla6e @al3tperfin ct. Sous,
tuel6es boz mebreren Monateu ben Bez
trieb eiu9eteut bate, ,uiro int 2ouie Der
@ode >pieber in Betrieb 9eiebt ,p,roe1.
Die rElumbcr"z z@ebilien in ct.
2ou:s, nebrere bunbert at 3a6l, baben
bel4loiieu, 5,1 it;eiten, ,1a1 cine 2obnbe:>
|abletun9 ab5u>uebren.
Ser Sbert q. SO. @pans 1T ous
oen actipen Ntilitdrbienf nit &e,1fio.,
uerobi@ieoet tuor6en, 6a er iiir bie111tun=
fd6i9 befun6en tuorben 1T. M1it. 1eiuer
Penlionirun9 1T bie lebte @atan3 in De-:
Site BET 400 MilitdrzE zEeniiouare aus9e<
|fiiQt.
! Sic @aQerie oeS Gtabttbeaters in
@9er, 86bmen, itiir5te am Mbeno bes "A.
os. elm. Cine 9roBe 9lu5abl 8ul@auer
|crbielten sefabrli@e Serlebuusen.
! Das europa nit 8ralilien perbitt=
oenbe &abel 1T 5mil6en &ernambuco uno
Der Sniel ct. @incent seriiien. Su
Jo1ge be1en ,uiro Der iiibameritanil@e
Depel@en=@erfebr bur9 bic 2inien ber
!. Central & @outb Imerican 9ele9rapb
Company" iiber @alparaiio uno @alpe:
iton befDrbert tperben.
= Su Chicago 'uuroen fit bic Motb=
(eioeni ct auf ber Sniel Sl@ia $1,000 5uz
Iammeneebra@t.
Die 9o@ter Baparb 3aD1or's er,
wirbt ii9 ibren 2ebensunterbalt als @ou=
pernanrte in elmer Stem gorter Samilie.
Sic unb ibre Mutter babeu Elm BON 91e,p
Oorfer 9amen on9ebotenes @el@ent BON
100000 5uriid9emiele len. .
&esierun9sar@itett 9i1 bat @etre>
tdr 5ol8er feline 5feii9nation einserei9t.
Dielelbe ioq in &raft treten, lobalb elm
Na@fol9er eruan1t 1T.
Cine enb9iilti9e @ntl@eiouns Der
&riess= unb Marinelecretdre beiast, es
iei ni@t tbunli4, 6ieies Sa6r cine an be-
re @rpeoition aus;uriiiteu, u,n na9 Gree
|lp uno ieinen 2euten gu lu9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-09-26

6arm bei Gor9o f1,5te ON 9.eatoe mt
fer ter 2aft bes in bemielben bei;nbli@en
@etre'bes 5uiammen. 10000 8uibe1s
@e:5en tpuroea babel be',@db;st. Ser
@4aben belouft 1i@ auf e.ua $4,000.
!. S Ser Garn1er George MiQer arg
Eouer @itp perlor ou:9 eiil &rai:iefeuer
6aus, @ta4 r.,6 Idmmtlime Malb;nez
.rien im Sc lammtue:tbe bon $4,000.
S Sn @alena brannte Ser 2ei6ita[l
BON 9earbufi & Morris nieoer. Giinf
&feroe tamen in ben 6lammen UNI.
S Die 3;egelei in @atertotun fat Bis
iebt cine Million .8ieeel eebranut uno
iplro in bieiem Sabre nod ellie balbe
Million bremen.
s Sm &uron 2anb= =Ditr;tt &unrben in
elmer @o9e 80, $40 Mcres bon Mniieblern
an9etauft.
S Sn 9eaomooo lit oie@t. GbtuarbsS
Ataoen1te unter Yeltun9 Der vGatbolic
SifcrS" er6ffnet tuorben.
S Ser Same bes Marna=8oitamtes in
8romn @ountD 1T in 2anliu9zEoitamt
um9ednbert ,uorben.
s Gesu 5etretdr, benz Muoitor, Sem
|@@abmeij jter unb bent Direttor bes @6ulz
tpeiens beS 9erritoriums tpurbe in Der
uoriseu @o@e Elm bonn IL: bs. ba.irter
8efebl 6es @uuuerueurs Droiuap :use<
itelt, tuOour@ ibneu aufse9esebe:t >p..ro,
lire Bureaus unb eltten r,a9 6. 8..smard 5u
perlesen. Die 3uiteQnns bes 8efebles
par bon oeiienreberbring ,,bes 1t)o.. am
Is. in Danttou eintraf, >ueeen be:; ia3,pi<
l@en eriol9ten @ntideibun9 oes N.@ters
@D9ertonp ero6s.rt .uurben, bisIe:: b;elelte
nuame3r auf noe)mali9e Mn1p... illl9 ie::<
tens bes @ouperileu,s ous9eiiihri bat.
Dem &etbl lie9t ein lnnges @utabten
oes Sberfaatsantpalts Des Sc ~..itor,lnls
bei, oDw tpi1o, auSer benz Mub;;.or, Ser ei,
Soba oes Gouuerueurs 1T, ,pabrI9einlid
teiller Der ange, ,iibrten GeaIllte,t 9tptii
bapon nebmen. Da&i9ter@bse:ion j
in Danfton, 1T 70 muB boil einem Gin:
Da1tsperfabreu ab9eleben. uub lpdter eli
Wanoamusz&eriabren einge!e.;et et;perbcn
SSn @barles Mir County >puroe,
fiirslid 5 9roBe 8ilofaben 9et0btet. -
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e. e1o"a eearns GonnD sRinm, &c. <pttuab<r 1888

e:"e N'6abl Maorer iiber, ,alten, >pe'd)e
lie ''''ier benz @o,warbe. iie beidnoen iit5
aut be; Sa9o nod Sieroebieben, oufIor=
oer'en, fi8 5u ec9eben. Die bier Wed.,-
'er 'Oe'serten ii9, bieler Nuiiorberuss
5olee gu leiiten, es fam ~ cinem &f M
'le, IN tpel4em @a1ler. unb scr Cine Be,
be ben GroD's 9et6btet puybe, ms5 .enb
S!3ton 1'nb ber onbere @reD en- :am:.
S'e "Bolle" pliinber'e baranii bcs 2aeer
nAo i1leppte ale @srt6ia9ea nit ii5
fort. .
ct. Souls, mo., 28. Sept. 9eute
Morsen nm @ier 1T bel @epmour, Su.,
Der 9eitcrn Ibenb nm Z llbr Is Mfin.
bon Cincinnati absesansene @erionen5us
@o. ber Db,o & MiiiiiiippizBabn in
ben por linn, nm 6 llbr 40 Minuten,
ab9egansenen @erionenjus So. 3, binz
einsefabren. Die 2ofomotipe bes 9uz
9es so. S trieb ben $erionen,paaen balb
in ben @@laftuo9en binein unb ouf benz
ielben binauf. Ser 2pfomotiuefiibrer
uno elm tleines &inb elmer 6rau Eaplor
tamen bobe1 um bag 2eben, ,lnb - ober
mebr Gai1asiere ,purben pertpunoet.
MaribaQ, Ter., %. Sept. @cltern
Nbeno lit cine balbe Meile bon bier b;e
bon brei &useln b,rl5bobrte 2ei9e bes
geesers elias Sobnion aufsefuneen.
(lm ben 9als bes @rmorbeten >oar e;u
@trid 9ei9lun9en. S. 6rau iaste aus;
oaB am Mbenb l6 Mdnner an bic Saus=
tbiir gefon,men ,uareu uno ibren Mann,
als berielbe binaus9ins, um nab sem
@egebr gu ira9cn, er9riffen uno fortae:
l@eppt bdtten. Sobnlon mar an b:r
neuliben &allens,3 ,3>uilti9teiten bet9eili91
|oepe1en.
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81 Il 8ln II ).

I 9ombur9, y. ;. S., 70. @ept. 9eute
Dc6cn BEL prd9t19em @ctter Der &ai|er
@.(belm, Der &6ni9 bon @panisn, Ser
&:inj BON @oles uno bie 6er509e Don
edinburgh uno Gonnau9bt ben bieligen
8feroerernen bei9etuobnt. 9lm Mberb
fano int &ur6auie eiu s1du5enbea Dire:-;
nno lpater bel ser &ai1erin cine Gbee9e=
ieul9oft itott, bel mel@er bic @dneerin
3rebeui 8ettini mebrere ausse,pablte
Nrien portra9.
Ser Scatter fat ben &5nig bon @pa=
rnien gum @bef bes in @traBbur9 9arni=
lonirenoen i91es,piszboll lteini19en u6la=
ne1z&e9in,ents ernannt.
Gin 9pmbur9er 8eridteritatter lo9t:
9eutidlano's unfreunbli@er Musle9uns
BON @looltone's 8elub in &openba9en
lit es Su5ui@reiben, bab Der @orI9las
gu elmer 3uiammenfunit bes G5aren MT
bcm &ailcr @ilbelm erneuert >uoroen lit.
Ser @3ar fat sen @unid ausgeiprpben,
nit BEN &aiier 5uiammenjutommea, um
i6m eineu 8elueis leiuer unerlbiitte1ten
Greunoidaft gu 9eben unb ben fal{9en
@inorut bon @lacjtone's Beiu1 81 pe,:..
mii9en.
t@ien, Fl. sept. Sn @etins poa;iebt
fi3 @tpas ,uie cine &alaitz&euolutiou,
pe(@e bon elmer auueeeb,ins Der 8ep0lfe=
ran9 unte: itiibt miro. Das Solt pcrlda9t,
baB bic &a.ierin, luclbe Der: sroBen Nlal=
ie nidt tbattraftts eenug cri9eint, gu
@uniten beg &rin;en 9un, zines Dnfels
bcs iu9enbli9en &aiiers, ala 9fegent;n
abbaufen 1oq.
Cine 9epeI@e melbet: &uBlanb tiifft
ll.1es Der 0iterrei@ii@en unb beutiaen
@:en5e in oussebebntem Ma61tabe fr;ez
9er.ide &oranitalten. Sir $4,000
&rantenbett ten inben Militdrz2 :etben
ipet6en GFeser selu6t. @dmmtli9e
Gslenbabnen baben Sen 8efebl erbalten,
8o- en 1.ir mi1itdri1d)e 3tpede in 8ereit-
ibaft gu bc9ten. @on ben @ripatoam=
pfern auf benz @6tpar5en Meere 1T Ell,
Ser5ei6nib anse1est, l1nb lire Gapitaue
fnS angenieien tuorbeu, iitb al.f bei,
3rans .'ort BON Eruppen, @9ieBbe5a-|
,,nro 9eb:nsmitteln pDrjubereiten. Diele
Dcmpfer lebnen 4ripat=alftlase ab,
tuoour9 bee Eranspprt boil Wia.s uaz
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fir Dampfer etreidbar. DA expedition
tplrb iiber Geifiauid 3urldtebren. Gsz
fimoS BON ber Morbtpeflife 5tuii@en
@aisartel uno Gap Dort tbeilten Der
@gpeoition nit, bas stuei Mit9lieoer eiz
ner amerifaniiDen @s2eoiti9n 9eltorben,
Bic iibri9en abe: na4 ber Snlel 2ittleton
ouriid9efeDrt ieien.
+ &ort au @iince, 20. Sept. Sic &ez
sieruns bat bic erit fiir5lib UNI SO &roz
gent crbSbteu 80lle INT mod 333 @rp;ent
erb0bt. Das baraus einsebenbe @elo
iou 5ur Saiidoabluns Der bel oea &aufz
leuten 9ema@ten anlebeu ber,uenoet 'uer<
ben. Ma9ri9ten aus benz @ubsn melben
einen filrdterli@eu &f oor Miraeoaz
NE, in tpel@em bic @esierunssttuppen
eine 1@tuere 9fieberla9e erlitten baben.
Seremie 1T BON 1000 Mfann umfellt.
Die @tdrte BET 8ela9erten belduft ii@
auf 1900 Mann; iie fino gut perpropian<
t.rt unb boffen auf ben Sie8. Su @anz
tiago auf Gan Domingo iino bic sr0bte
9anbels <Nieberlaiiun9 unb bier anoere
@ebdube Elm staub ber Slamn,en 9etpo:z
ben. @9aben $4,000.
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@t8co1t11t.

- Sobn @un1dr in Mau au, friibe
EN- rei9er @o15bdnbler, in Der lebte
Geit aber bem Gruute er9ebeu, Fat Ii(
ver9iftet.
= Sic Spring Dell Gunner &elo,
@elcQi9aft" BON Samespile fam bel,
@taatsiecretdr Inn Sueorporation Ell
@s IoQ elm @ommerfril9ler 6ptel /
SanesuiQe i'm @umpf Bel @pr;nq @rpp
mo bic @1epbanten unb &rofpbiQe bc
8urr @obbins iiberipintern, erridt-
wer5en, tuofiir Elm glnla9ecopitol pr
$4,000 in Musii9t 9enommen ,uuro
Dies l1nternebmen lie9t in ben &ano,
oer 6amilie McReD.
y Nls 9enrD 8iittner in QBaufeil
in oer pori9en Mo9e einen Brunn
grub, fanb er cine b6ljerne @dadte(
Der @rbe, tpel9e bic 2ei1e eines &inoe
uieQei9t cine Bo9e alt, ertbie(t.
y 6reb &oblmen, tpel9er auf ei
@ette bin perlu9te, elm 9an5es S5aB@
8ier 5u trinten, murbe BON 6riebensri,
ter Supber in Mabiion ouf 40 Gp9e
@efdngnib gei@idt, als elm 9etp6bnlid
9runfenbolb, 5ulnal er bas &unftlt
ni9t poQbrin9en fo,tnte.
y Ser Contract. ..5ur @rbauuna i
Nb5wei9un9 bet ct. Baul=Babn i.
Gau Gtaire na@ @bippeua Sails >pu5
ON @m. D'9ara bon Soma perqeb
Die Nrbeiten lin6 in Mn9riif 9enumn
morben. Il
S. 81. &apmaro, Der 5riiber
Dneo cine &utl6enfabrif be1aB, abera
lirte, l6uitt li9 NIT benz &alirme6er
&eble bur9.
= @s beiBt in eiu9eipei6ten &reii |
oab bic 8un0esiteueroiltritte bon 80 |
tuaufee uno 6onb bu Sac perllJmol-t
uuo Die BON Ma6ilou uno Sparta b
ben 1olen ,pie. lie linb, et,,;ig aus (
@runoe, I'M bent Sen. Sarnoen
Nmt gu retten.
= 5amstag geadt I'M 5ebn
branute in Mlal,itolppc b1e @dulb
@erberei ab. Die 25l9mannldai-
mics ii1 als total uufdbig. Ser,
1ult betsdgt $4,000, bie gerlibel
$4,000.
~ SIM Gre1tag frat Der Mationt
e.i1 Der Jreioe;lses il, gls;;.I,D,l.;;tt,,.. 81
men.