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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-09
Cattle Disease.

n,;nes. Iowa, 8.-Notce hds
Des Mt 70 the state board OF
been gixee4t tho outbreak of fatal
heai.n d;s.sse at Lamars, seventeen
c Sasd having died in twenty, ,aoon
hours. The state veterlna s,aote No
hiss bsen sent to lnVes''s
details yet. e,ro-o, eases
hs Mn~as fever and pleuro-pneu.
OIL orc discovered among cstC.e
nnV 4h;s county. The State sutnodI.
IN m sI hsd the infected herds quaEah-
: tined. small bunch
}, of Texas cattle were uni .soase ann
70 a short time ago. a o,s1 nrsvailed
s. rosed to BIZ Texas fevet d, ID when
lie among them, and hye u.yI we're
ID nnloaded the afflicted caS.II hero
IN u,ncsd among a sman liza nteI
be p pr Native cattle; fifteen OF tne ia 1oor
m OIL na0s since died, and fifteen mo !,
as a ara III. The disease is connne ~ :;
on a those and there are no fears u
ms spreading. e,.u ropn
OF cattle of herd OF 81 NILES fro
ZEN fifty being pastured nine sa H in ii
my the city died Of Texas Sew ,erea are aic
last two days. Fifty otna s, roH aIG at
was 1rs disease was com a,I mSh'f fro
tit from herd recently Droug gdio mi
ian Texas and placed in an aa J 20 n
ted a aeAau All necessary steps 70 a =
nose R pent a spread of the disease ar7
lict- .en toLen.
The lug . ta1eoram to the Assoclateu 8
MY srono the MAYOR OF the clty "
I Paso. Re Tex, denies the report t.v WI =
rern- 49, Saws has gained currency' = :
| for nMow fever prevails there. a.
the s om saws a case Of yeiioW .o
Died mas ~ never known in that Vicihi''
OH in Mao ho'
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,-cbant's statement.

Nav orleans, 8.3 5aE an6 for
SsS apTast sSSsy General snH ais
E war statement 30 me concerning Nv the the
cn nggtt aeG appointed by tn? ;Di rO tSe
ndSct snd Condition Of the New fHs
0ri leaR,s, Of his force, but + elslh ~
II sd gT Ssen Compelled to sppOl aOns ~
mas G%ss lex extent for political reasOnS'
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r.. Repuslican Candidate

Augusts, Me-, s.-B .hiI eft sI11oon
at the muster ground ,hls ;atant Ad-
and Wa General euer sprsgue, and con.
Quoted to Tsc eae by the governor and 3
aaddiutant-general. After ln nnd = few
St to the staff officers anu driven
MN IT. chat, Blaine was % e1aTHn
nwav and returned to Bar hAi'O
( this afternoon.
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BLACK Fiends at Work

,s,o.oo. ga brutal case o. " S at
CHi cane before Jestice foyro in
ssul sr NOR court this morning Sia wife
GnS e. John Allen ana n'1 of the
MAJ MatI not sT Bill Allen were geuS doe
lase nUGs.The two bear q g alleS
te Hainas old Mrs. Rebecea ,,, Ant to-
Jo otSss thew visited the OLD i strse e.
g gsr rooms /, $50 South Cla a,,1,s e' II
4 net EOC words were indul gg9d hi
when VIII. .ttnn the s1sOs attacked Mrs
VIE SI1en Matte Allen d ora Tanibs
KHIH Matte plunged the Kn : fT; oh
T tne old ladys body, making aRa g b 11E ie
fn i cash in her face, one r;g N : shou
6op' The old woman SAM snS her W. a .
S soo, in q pool of blood, anu n efte
H 6o;1an IT. decamped, but we're II t at'f
S waTd caught and loegeu re ~ we
MSnV Mrs. Allen was d rem ape n,
the county hospital, Wne ds,i on -
1 1Iss i in an exhausted cOnoi'l0n'
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Political.

Richmond, Va, s.-TIhhss t RspHIltt;
can Gar s Malone presided. s. s ,osttsrs
G Senrs were spent discussing m aa;sn
pereaidds a,es for holding district con D.
ming rt;o H~.G for Congressional nomlh ma
yens,C sna al sspportEoning the nu I6ese
Of of delegates from cou nna1Om,t # il
Conventions. The commi md not
s s,ha, IL to adjourn for an hour i,,5 .,
ne tRo. The meeting was pretty oo nTeS
wv. ,dod The session was caIlie'
on with closed doora'
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nAu,Y HERALD. sATuRDA1. Aoeee==
Great Fire.

.or Penna., Sims rno tho
Chester, wss discovered by tne
ing hie y in n the blacksmith sneP
% y frame building in koS SUnread 70
q 1srd. The flames soon fTame and
she punch shed, also . i If ground,
a onvaErinV nearly an acre Vi ;9gmense
An ,s ent We're given up, and an h;n a..
Dulionsd srece ed to saving the D.n ov
tensio ohed = short distances S wers
ing . suee efforts of the 6remen We az.
but the enoi :, and it was soon ae,
5 t%eir attention to the s;a WINS tn,
iarge brick building ao1o,n nniv b,
+; landing shed, and II WI" sEs. saved
+; ian ranisan efforts 1t W was 3ar
!; ne, 5oursros were sent to WilmlnsS w
,, IeieE pabiiadelphla for assistance nt ~
i, ana a 5nn %ss gotten under CONF 81
9, the ni iens Nv TO countermana 81, u
ID su 5lcU The principal loss VIII -
;e On the punch shed. Wns nd sexnensi,
~ tn a great deal Of heavy s snT Oe6. TT
I'LL r'schine1y valued az y % Soa To $40 ID
oilers alone cost S1O,uov " ibree
re s faug ssts of these. Iae at ss ~,
Ice i LOU 90 of punches valued a. S TO-
e SIX &c machinery propol tion Lena 1 nse
nd Oanslvs and required IN ua ~ nren
ess s + enters into ths shapiang; r OI p p,sei
'ait ~ etiop Of all plates and iron o ae ISn,
ter s sS;ns u Much of this m ma. aau'
ent sn ap new, and it will require re SS IN
cen was ne 70 reDlace it. Loss IN
m hn;Iding shed will reach reach s Pho,
Iock T Tbe buildings themselves, S s' s5S
ex- t Inc We're we're sheds, were worth 'sS
re- E TSs loss on both buildings anu TSs
con- chinery is fully insured Ont Of f
ene ss throws about 500 men e oas
ana, p ths ward and susT end %oa1
Will Cavern ment cruisers ior o so rasid
Cy. Roach was at his summer u l eS y,
ivste in College Point, ana Is GAP
= ~ Ia to morrow.
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We Mediate.

,,don. ga dispatch to sne
P ,id Arthur is G %edlas snd has
tween .n : heidi instructions to John
I pnagseli Young, United states .tes,r nun =
hussei u, Pskin, France desires d
settlement within "eeA'
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The Dull Times.

Petersburg, SIN consequence consequent al II
dull trade and over pLU ,u c;tv and
colt cotton factories in TINS deoc crsS and
t tbsae two expect 70 stop IN nua Gay Of a.
SO: nao several hundred operators
p I,1 enn Of whom lave large families
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rnat Case Again.

san Francisco, smA As nDs Instituted sdt TED
id fs tRG sgapst he alta C oa shaTon,
o1S5 L the sy sSsEo5 a7 S9asesssn
G Il hMiIIisn N. Ns ,lsS'na what arc
accusing aMy dear wife le''0t'
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D,sturbing salvationists'

schenectady, n: Y lot s nirbt by
sh e. arrest of four Young fSn s mTn
Army Army. One thousand s5sf nvs ad to the
men aiid Ioiif threatening to throw ~ v Inc
station 8ra into the canal. Threats were YER
made TO or e9 fears so of . riot to-nlgn,.
a apd the eiG police are taking pls'"N
| / unS,
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The Bodies.

York 8. - The G lI1 ;1
expedition ships, I'D D at nom off |
a aiovernor's Island. Ssei end Han
colin. Generals Sheridan and s naval Off
co ocs Nth 1T troupes received .he s pE q
Follo sona q; burial: Lieutena,n; AN.
| James E. LockwSouKt isslingbury,
lieutenant Fred r: oMraesnt Israel
,, Rochester, n. Y; ss Sagy9ent DaviG
KaIsmazoo, Mich; Sel HS Comfy
.. 2 Ralston, Howard, A1 so;n1oSelnhia
e. Ssrosant David Linn, Pnl asSing ton
Selg seant VIM. Cross, Wasn.tn agg;Il.
Q SeIgeaD oi Joseph Ellison, Pott Nolh
% GorpopIS r;vate VIVA. Whistler, LEI
1t "a private VIM. A. Eliie, v,ySI s
n ino s ftsr the bodies were iant "
70 they were escorted s Dy viii Law
70 hospital, where they y S % uni
y. state, under guard VI
lAi removed by friends. Raw. I
= ssTc.morrow morning 6oTarno
3. Good Win. Chaplain Of doV sarv1
isIand, Will read the buii ! ss srr a
I'd over the dead and deliver e ssrn,
vas Tha bodies of Sergeant H ~ Cypr
nes Schneider will be sent TO ~ 0y J y
ses Hill. the former to a vauii the So LAT
Do an order from Germany ov ,
f for interment in the GoH Ssva !
!. ian N blot. The other bodies nave
T 70 Claimed by relatives. .,nr mel
ssia 0' New York, S.-About four o . -
any this afternoon the bodies OF Ivs S,a
MOI cept Henry and Schneider iosaa ~ and
lem Mac nIaced in the wooden cases anu Wh'
sion sion yeyed to the barge oi me- r sh
pave thew will be taken TO Inc .h har
istic , Which will bear them to 1nelr
,,,,, resting places. Private ra Menl =,
>four he buried tomorrow moI ,ot P q
'nty- nj Uress Hill, in G. A. r. plot plot. Fl :
cd IN Schnsider's body will rem" aa
i, hos Island for a few days. as
lows: thought his relatives in Cnen
slgn., Germany, may claim IT,
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In Egypt.

c,;,o 8. = Further arrivals a and ID
B. Gia troops here the to G deyp'art aus
o Of hs s Sa Iss for eyp spd i
P pom have o left 'suakim for sinka''
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washington News.

..on q The acting SecIe,
t.rv OF the Interior has ns Se0 Carrick
C Gropt, the motion OF RopsIs decision |
fo or reconsideration OF .n g, Arsenal |
L rof,,s;nS to order a eurvey o. The
Island Island, og gescision was based based S SpUa
original ant reV made by United o ,vaS .
statements ra that Arsenal Islana W now '
drifting island Da sso tits Of two
produce the A St Louis declar-
G NV the T Island has been nA he Secre-
my nhgorad In his decision, Int nj would
cno[e Savs. aThis department - % com.
tary o zSsT a survey OF lana to "a e fol-
not oiosA vslue and importance rt,
mepc CaI land upon mere 81 sn'
e and c commandment Without fullest invesVig !,
alton, during when aa ID nor espec'
interest might be ne sat3on OF pr
s alsv at the solicita1s nmo as II
Ia S Sats persons, 50 i 10 pegsrrying
~ wave government is ca anS Wh,
gen Sork Of improvement, anu amt Ia,
It's WolA os VI ain to What exten. n 10,
n az I be required for puD'i'
y" poses" ro,a at the Postotf
psp5 ;5a's IT d ssoanneotion x III
gnpsneial irregularities aI Postmas
as. MOTION Morton Of Brooklyn. H. N srst; month
in e sac Quarter employees OF l,r res los 20
wife eaon LIT office were requlIeu "
the t ts pay pay roll for the rnsoe tUed pay
Idge S hnt one month. morton OF On. T ana,
len, uC oononlete control OF Gne aFfo,
: to- IN IN t tSs Office and was thus s. a ays
at OK s onesportunity of which ' ne 70 a II
eet IT, in making up the YsI Iayt two 1Ci' month
his Oi IAN quarter ar with figures rep pre-,
Mrs. e ins sums larger than those o"n sT Of
ng a , na5d ont. The total amour ur, Of
'iher ereps Uus was the small sum u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-09
+, Mary's ACADEMY
~ Take CITY,

tcenducted by the sis seP !.
and and day pupils will lib be oFn S5re
day, Sept. lst. g. : bnr e d.
e e@sh and "a aaceompliIshSS&1 a Y
Vocal Music being d mn b
charge. Terms lmaCUs Gd B
ate department for pup
c Catalogue Og address as NV
I 4
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Grand Reception

Newburyport, Msss:,t Thursday
includes a parade by ..anvveral poets
Templars, the militia, ciylc societies,
Of the Grand Army, clSlJ children,
81 IRE sd Department and scn nsd BY Mr..
ShsR g BAND Be o08esls a. the assg
Sve works in the evening
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prance and China.

London, So s.1 Iims The 0 Annefi.
d con minister viii arrive IN .s sn"I firm.
can taldav. The Chin0se remain nm. Frenon
To-u tSer concessions by the fieh'n
Iii alone secure peace.
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Notes.

New rork, s.-T 7lgs, a. A 9s IS in.
Gst nnssa to substitute UNI Shen POI
n I;Sse IN lOl pssying clearing house
ances. co-rison's inventory
shows liabilities aa,cfusI assets
assets SIT .697,92S; a
| S3,974,S1S. al
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The Curfew Re-estabIishsd.
Editors Herald:

Editors Herald:
It would seem from the persistent
efforts at home and at Washington,
to not incorporate or to disincOrpor,
ate was to produce chaos in Utah.
There are a great many outlying
towns in Utah having no pOTvs
To meet and redress growing and
;ncTeasiug egils. Hoodlumism pre-,
sents features of grave importance
for the meagre, unsatisfactory duty
| of magistrate and const lble ind NJ |
, saoer executive, and in one placeA I
10 ssid thirty men in turn patrol The I
? streets at night and arrest night
nrowlers after curfew time, 10 pm
!, PAGf sncb a law could be had a
4 favors Kanab, in this Territory, the
!, avila that afflict many Of our towns
:. wonld he obviated. 1 am not IN
No favor of Alpine city size eorpOn,
az tions, but something that would
90 Owe enlarged scope to suppress III.
be gildness Of the unlamed, but w
M dare net hope such powers to b
70 Another evil could under such al
On act of incorporation be met AMI
ex. remedied. Under an ancient an.
AZ then well-timed arrangement Ou
ar. vast hay meauows were divided Z
! in give each and all some hay land
srU subsequently these have bsl
ersl covered by preempsions and hOue
tha steads. innumerable roads or wsgY
ono tracks cut up these meadows; no
non the setUlers desire to close, remO'
000 TO lines, 3d., these now inc0nvel
ma emit and destructive tracks, but d
fire persons who use these tracks |
am- about two weeks in a year det
etcpl mine each for him: elf 1t Is q put
nm road and must not be closed. W
lime. shall. under our present regime,
once termine this Vexed and vez
ected question? The County Court
onlv divide It's county into road
tricts: for work tho county
commissioner can lay out ana
termine public highways. u u
tracks to which l reier are .!
nan q means highways, or unuef COZ
eeS aoels' aognizaHce. hond-oa cus,t
100. These and nonuIeu quss
;isl to disturb our equanimlty ana
says: is no organized body TO c .se I
ID her. Now, had we power IN o.L'u
it that tory that would not veto every
mpany and human thing IN lncorpsIA.
ry had We might hope for 8 remedy
ted at near future, but We are lae ;9 !.
mueh solid fact by evidence all a. a.
realize that that viii produce cnaos u
3 sale ia of a i things most deslra0is,
stand am ayerse to an increa'eO.
zen the tion. but wheE its compenSa
ls', and increased peace. protecuon,sla anu
% those immunity from the e., ses oa,,
town referred TO and us cuI!
Altmsn' forced Oy the spiritual power o,D,
dealers, aloud against, a power tna NAV,
,orted as ems to veto wholesome ptecaul
: about measures for good:
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r,..ct;cal Chokes.

80 s-stiIlmscher, the mud .nd
fs5ss E T4sia nssss q n $sss
G %s4s ssRsn against Anarchist
.al
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Murdered.

Fort smith, ARK. Ark merchant S;mGadils At
Ess3s, R5f55assn 55s was so4s
1 while returning from No 40 clue 10 hii
ing trip yesterday ~
aesassins.
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MacKay Denies H.

San Francisco, 8.-JOhnt Nv W. . Mse.
KAY sSI denies the truth he o. n ief from
W Wapies Of the engagemshnass o. Of the the
M6a %p Eva to a mempef u
CoIonna family. b 4
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Fire Record.

Now Haven, s. The ire n at
a New Island last night was o nSS
Law law Gould's club house; d 6nS al Fhe
. 1nnsoecupied hotel building
loss was trifiing. NJ lo br elf
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:1ay Eye See.

% p,ffa,o. Stay Eye See, IN a ao az
nGl to hest his own ,s ,s,a ds
t tenn the word on 6rst trial and Mao oT
a mile in 1.1QA WHOM WI nao'ua1sls5g7iHf-
break. -
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An Aged Wretch.

Nav York, S.-Henry sxet ze ~
~ New ,,sars of age, was arrested . a. :
~ yI tar's Point for outraglng
dun'e s1d oirl Lynching is threas'
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w.naser,s Funeral.

3 New York, s- :. business 6SasF mani ss
John n fSs Void, was very largely
attended alto to-day
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DAILY WEATHER REfo'.

WAR DEPARTMENT
Division of kilograms anu and b
he benefit of Commerce SD1
lure; C,rv Aug. 5,
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D., .Enazier,s Magle Ointment

.nrs cure for Little Gr III sin il
r re@ o9 that roughnesso I non be an
p t;fni. Price SOC. Sent ~ Ga lG Prop's
lit WAFER MEDICINE Cos iA0F
| CLEVELAND. Ohio.
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COX Mn. nj
es MA during "a hours W'S''
True Local Tine, - co,s,
!. CRAIG. Sa't. elK. 80
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Logan.

,k. Slogan left West
New Y ,na 20 r. meet his wife.
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GENERAL NEWS

Foreign and Domestic asIs+ Items
photographed west !
BLACK Fiends at wOrk--G0tham
DOings.
4 Budget of News from the
Capital.
And a Melange from O''A
Ocean.
rurf TOpics--saratsga' bAn"'
and Chicago
The Arctic Dead--Their NAM
A and Burials.
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1eras.

= 8einabe cine Millipn Mder 59nls
Lamb ipurben am Dergangenen SDnns
abenb in Som Green gountp berpa6s
tet. Ser Ba6tpreis betrua bon 25 bis
80 Gents fiir 9aub nit Waiier unb bon
10 big Is fiir fol6es obne Maiier.
= Gin Sbeil Der Detectives, ipel9e
in 6em Oienit genominen tpurben, I'M
Sens5erit6rern na65uipiiren, iinb tuies
Der entla1en tpor6en, ba lire Snatig-
felt fru6tlos mar.
Sn ber Sfdbe BON Marlbaa be-
merfte Ser 2ofomptibenfiibrer zines
Yailagierauges einen quer iiber bem
@ifenbabngeleis liegenben Bdumfamnt.
gs gliidte Tim, ben 3ug gum 9alten sll
bringett unb l1ngliid gu berbiiten.
@lei93eitig erblidte er einige farbige
&naben, Die eilisif 6abon liefen, troBz
bem fling man einen berielben ein. Nm
Mben6 tpur6e lnan zines 5Deiten Gnas
ben babbaft. Sober BON ibnen bef6uls
bigt ben anbern, ben Statnnt auf bic
8abn eetporfen gu baben, Bis 5ulebt
Der eine ausfagte, baB ct es auf @ebeib
ieines 8aters getban babe. Ser 2eBtere
beiBt SANCTION unb 1T Prebiger.
= Ser M0roer Som Stanley in
Grodett tuur6e gu 50idbriger 3u6tbausz
ftrafe berurtbeilt.
Ser gau 6es Bunbesgebdu6es in
Dallas nimnlt bieier Sage ieinen @r=
fang.
Su Nu1tin bielten It's Bau bei5s
bdnbler eine 8eriamntlung ab, I'm, ge=
gen bas gorgeben Ser S9neibeniibleH,
Bic iiberau in Seras lire eigenen 8ers
'faufsplabe etabliren, MaBregeln gu erz
greifen.
- Die San 9flltonio Safe Sepefit
anb 3ruit Company nit einem Rapital
bon $4,000 bat 1i6 cprporiren laieu.
Die Sncorporatorelt iinb 2eonarbo
@ar3a, %. 0ilton, 6. DenDlle, Sra.
nuel gtdrri ltnb s. 8. Me9earp.
= Mus bcm 9pspital pon DDufna
1T felt Gamitag Wilbelm WallenifeiH,
Softor Der Miebiain, Der in .0eibelberg
itubirte unb erif fiir3lidb bierber fam,
berf1wunoen. St mar feiner @efunb=
belt tpegen auf elmer &eife mad bem
Meten BON Seras begrifer. Mtan
glatbt, baB er Selbifmoro beging. Ct,
mar franf linb 6bne Mittel.
Ser nit Grii9ten belabene Dams
pier Suniata Sulia, bon Surpatt nd1
@aIpelfpn beitimmt, 1T 70 Meilen bDn
paB gaballo ettfernt, nntergegangen
unb nit ibm atpei paifagiere Nametts
Coleman llnb 0arris BON Winneapofis.
Minn.; 2ebterer ipilrbe BON ben 9ais
fii6en Dersebrt. Gin an6erer Paffdgter
llnb bic Manni9aft entfamen.
- Das WDbnbaus bes g. .. @iss
ner in Baitrop brannte am 8. Mbeaos
8 ubr nieber.
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A. TX aim & CO.,
Gds gsaia Slasa nab wsia Commerce
2S,S ,f3M 0traBe.
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gBerbenfels mar i1stpiihen tpeiter ge

Werbenfels tpar it1amifd)en tDelter ge=
.aanqen. eSener bittere 9lus6rnf Log
| nod in ieinem @eii9te; CT mo9te wobl
! abnen, ipie man i'm 6em iltngen Mdo=
den geIbilbert batte, baB es 10 III 4ng1t
gerietb Bel feiner groBen Mnndberung.
Mn etnen Seitenpfabe. 6enen Winbuns
gen mad benz S9lohe auriidliibrten,
blieb er finfter fteben un6 fdien gu iiber=
leqen, ob er umfebrell fole, bann aber
fubr ct nit Der 6anb iiber Die Stirn
unb iagte balblaut:
Das gntf6lieBen niiBt ni6ts! Sabe
i1 es begpnnen, 10 muB i'd es au1 our6z
fibren alfo tueiter!
gr ging in Der Sbat boriparts unb
errei1te Ben Insgang bes bes @ebOl5es,
BON tpo elm Meg na9 Dem Sorfe fiibr-
te, als ibm an Der @inbung bieies Mes
ges Elm Mnberer ertgegentrat Der bonn
Dorfe berfan. &aiinunb bongBeroenfels
lno @regor 8ilmut itanben pl0Bltb
einanber segeniiber.
geibe ffubten bei bieier unertparteten
Begegnuna unb bennlten ibren S6ritt.
ginige Gecunben blidten fie li6 i1Dei=
genb an, bann fagte 8ilmut in eifigem
Gone:
6err BON Merbenfels i'd tuuBte
bereits bon Sbrer Mnfunft.
Sd beabii9ti9te aud ni6t, ein 8e'
beinlniB baraus 81 MAIDEN, entgegnete
Der Greiberr in Dem glei6en Sone.
Sd mar auf benz Wege 5u Sbnen. 9p9=
niiroen.
(Gortiesnmy folst.)
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gases Tenisfeitsi,.
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- Sci Ser Mbifimmung iiber Wies
6ererb6bung bes G1ub5olles auf Melle
i'm &eprdfentantenbaufe ffiminte bic
ganae Seras=Delegatiptt gegett bic Bill,
nit Musnabme S6iltrees, ber abtpeiehb
iDar.
- Ser Senat bat bic 8ias, Bel
eagle paB unb 2arebo Briiden iiber
ben &io Granbe 5u bauen, ongenot1=
met.
- 9as &eprdlentantenbaus palfirte
bic 8in, ben prdfi0enten CUR gin=
febung elmer &onntifiion gu autsri=
firei1, tpeld)e Die @rense amii1en benl
Snbianer Serritoriun unb Seras ges
1au feifiteqen foq.
syn Sunction gitD, Mise., fat es
elmer 9epef9e bonn 8. 3AfDl9e felt "a
Stinber gef6neit.>
- Die 8eerbigung bes Nhtb. 30.
$. 6unt, friiberer Marinelefretdr unb
@eianbter in petersburg fanb am s. in
Waibington itatt.
- Seds gleger, bic in eirteH BDate
bel 8idsburg ben Mififfippi freusen
tpollten, {1lugen lm unb ertranten.
Sn 9ietD ODrf tplir6en innerbafb
elmer Stunbe Bic $4,000, 900 9lttien
Der rNew Dorf Gable Gailmap1 ges
ilDntntert.
Sie StraBenbabnfonbufteure in
pittsburg, Penn., iperben einen Strife
inauguriren.
- Sci Der Gtaotpabl in ct. SO
iepb, Mo., iiegten bic &epublifaner.
Sci ben Munieipalmablen in
allen gr0Beren Gtdoten Obio's lit 5as
repubIifanifde @otum be6eutenO gez
ftiegen.
= 9as Seifament Der Gran Ottens
bDrffer berma6t benz sDeuti1en Granetl
0erein CUR llnterltiibung biilfsbebiirfti=
ger Mittipen, Maiien u1o Granfen"
llnb benz beuti1en Sospital ie $4,000;
Der Geielli6aft gum 56ub ber Rinber
gegen @rauiamfeiteit, Der gBittme bes
Griebri9 Mord (friiber BON Der
5taats5eiinng) ie $4,000; Sobn
2aufbarot bon Der Staatsseitung
$4,000; .. 8euit uno 6. 8rion bon Der
5taats5eitung ie 800; Der Sfabellen
5eiinatb $4,000; oer llniteb &elief
Worts Soeietp fpr ethical tultur $10,s
600; benz beutid=anterifanii6en 2ebe
rer Seminar $4,000; ferner foaen
unter ben 9lngeifellten oer vStaats3sis
tung", Die ibre gan3e 3eit Dem Blatie
tDibmen, lla1 ber State hires Salairs
$25, 900 bertbeilt tueroen. Die Qdlfte
ibrer 5taats3eitangsaftien erbdlt ibr
Sobn @buarb llbl; bic anoere 9alfte
fdnt auf lire brei @roBenfel. Sbr
@runo= uno peri6nli1es gigentbum
permadt iie ibrer Gamilie. Das
Seitament perfiigt i'm @ansen iiber
So, 100000.
Muslaub.
= Sn Mosfau bat man einen Der
M0rber bes Oberit Suoeifin berbaftet.
= Sn @ernegan, Mdbrem, serz
forte cine Seuersbrltnit so Sauier.
Cine 6rau unb swei &inber per=
brannten.
= Sn Subcommittee, England, fano
tpegen ginfiibrung Der Srauenarbeit
Elm &iot ftatt.
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0fmsfnmft fiir 9amem. 9llles fiji
cine 9ausbalterin WiiniGenswertbt
fam man bur1 bas 2efen beg House
wife, fennen Iernen. 9aiielbe 1T bas
biligIfe 8latt, bns fir Damen erf6eint,
&esuldrer preis 81. @ir6 ieber Dame
als probe Elm Sabr lang frei sugei6idt,
tpel1e bic Namen unb Abreiiett BON 1C
berbeiraibeten Grauen o6er 9ausbal=
terinnen uno IL 3neicentsStamp fiil
poffage einienbet. 9loreRe:
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= @ebt mad Maper's fir 8ars
gains in allen Separtements. ST lit
entl9loGen, ieinen alten &uf. bilig gu
berfaufen, gu befrdftigen.