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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-19

AT j. W. wEB5's.
holiday Presents Mt Unprecedented Low
Pricusli

Among the most notable depresslohsls
that in the jcwclry line. The nocessi-
ties of tho people forced this necessity
of decline, and without compromise Oh
truth 1t may be said that never before
was so choice and extensive stock soia
nj nrices entirely Within the reach oil ALL
onsERVEl
pogers A Rros'. triple plated knives. faV
Their silver stem winding Wa'tham M r,
watches .....t.. +..'. ,..',..i,..i A., III,
Particular attention IL called 10 ln'
Immense decline In diamonds, owing u
which we are selling at 10 per cent
lover than ever before offered.
: In silver ware wo otler special inuuce
ments- irrosistable to those DESTROYS q
pnrchalng gifts We ara to- neaV,l,
stocked and do not propose carrylhl
them over tho holidays.
An immense line OF watches WI
= creei the eye OF the visitor The l'rger
T. Stock in Texas will be offered at hsure
that will astonish' 80 A.,
:, . Plush aud fancy goods we nave !
= great proCusion aud At rates oil Whie
\, mono can complain
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FROM WACO.
THE COLD WAVE WORKS REFoRN
Not II Crime Recorded but Church ! ali
Inauguratcd JeW Davis lighting
for Ills tit, In the Courts
General Local Notes.

WACO, Dec. IS. Special.)-Tho ladies
Of st. Paul's guild Episcopal church
oponed very attractive fair and iesti-
val tonight, which is thronged with WIS.,
itors. 1t will continue through to-mor-
row eight.
The cold wave this morning was the
most severe Of The winter. leo formed
on the iiver, water pipes were frozen
| throughout the city, aud tonight IL II
equally as cold. Fortunately, luel Is
The case Of jeff Davis, charged win
murder, has occupied the day III tnt
district court. A verdict isnol expected
earlier than to morrow. haNlS counse
ARE frh,ing every inch of the Gound'
Tho Waco Building asSoclA'lHn' sihc'
the list inst has taken contracts TO erec
= tweutv-tour residences III the city,, I'M
+ is exclusive OF transactions IN aulhcen
i towns. ..;.,a,
Cards are out to-day for the nupuaiS
i Mr.. j. Levinskie aud Miss SarAh lat
II vine. at the Temple Rodet Sholem, Jan
q nary A, 1888. Tho groom Is " Soun
l. ieweler merchant.
S. The civ council held its regular Sc
be sion Tonight, ami The oiecIflc hS
~ an estiun is not settled YET
of Katie Putnam closed her engagene
e. here tonight with tho "oId Ourlo'i
y ghODp
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The Cattle Inter,s st Of Mexico aud tho
Unitod states
! In the northern belt of Mexico are
over 100000 square miles of grazing
lands, independent of tho mountains,
desert and table lands. Scarcely one
hundreth of this vast empire is occupied
by cattle ut the present time. Here, in
the near future, If our congress gives us
liberal reciprocity treaty with Mexico,
win be established the greatest nursery
! for the cattle interest of the United
! States. Nature has destined this Sec
il tiou above all the countries Of the CLONE
for this purpose. The climate Is ali thai
y could he expected or desiedi tho Wr II
~ puro Rnd dry; tho temperature so milU
IS And even the year round that none o.
" tina fatal cattle diseases arc known u
. tina country, and the increase ~ as neal
d to a hundred per cent, rs possible, WIN
o. ami going beyond. The grAssis exceed
u iuply nutritious, but more favorable Y
~ urowth than to tauening quallties, an
hence the cattle-mon oil the Ohlte
's states will find no competition ui an
nv consequences in the beet line rom th
country. But il will bo much MOI
NY profitable for these cheap lands 10 80
w their NearllngS ana TWO Year oiuHi 3"
driven aud iatted in northern IeXa
New Mexico, Colorado and other plNc
no,th-than To hold them over aud Z
nor low prices ON account of condition OF u
! a heer And 1t would pay the hish
ths nricod lands OF the Unit-d States mu
,srt more to get these cattle and tatten the
ilie than to have to raiscand mold over TN
Years an article which has cost IN,
double the amount to got TO this PERI
nov than the bought cattle. In the one
Vas, stance YOU turn over your invested G
oou ital every year; but In tho other
cry take three years of precarious eNisle'
'he 10 turn II over. This is PLAIN busln
proposition, and the leading men OF
lght west already see that this MoNi
ould source of supply will, in u very 81
ellV- while, be necessity to tho caalle IN
they est of the west. They are now wa
lton, ing anx ously the result oiconBressinS
At 50 action on the reciprocity treaty =
'ther is chance for cheap beer WITHOUT
iome enins the profits of tho cattlemen,
saving in the cost OF productions
, anu Paso Times.
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mckinney matters.

McKISxEY, Dec. IS -tSpeeiahl- Mr.
Thomas II. Seeby was yesterday pro-
nounced insane by special jury the
result. it is thought, Of religious excite
meut. 1t is undecided as to his removal.
information is awaited FROM North
| Carolina his former home. tie is no"
confined in the county Jail.
/ VIII David Shain was buried TINS
morning amid numerous 1hetluga Vi
| IpgSs Shyin.
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The theory Of our land laws Is tna'
the soil IL to he owned by those VINO
win cultivate it, tits MOTTO be s'akeu
of In immense parsels by NONRESIDENT
holders who regard IL as spe'u,SS,,o,n
and make no effort TO utilize Us PioIhe,
iveness, the purpose OF the law nus oeo, H
r,r"tt.d hv fraudulent practlces uhu a
tww"nse holdings have passed inlo tnu
hands of foreign capitalists. a w ,., ~,
inrnal recently printed partial ,, ns s,o NJ
such holdings, which RANGED .i,,h ac ,n"'
,ni,l,nn acres to ave thousand acrn1'
nod avgrega cd nearly twenty-one ,,,,,r
Ion acres. In some eases THESE ,I~,
,Vere used Ms cattle ranches, IN olne,
thev remained idle. All pelonSeu
, alien holders. ,., ,,nh,ic land
q ,osisrday took action IN ths ma',e,
3 svd important results may ipllow', H.
!. n vii trport favorably a BIZ pros'u, :,
y hat M alton shat, acquire 'itle or oM
~ iWds within the United states W,
a nrnyide' however, that such iore,s
-, ~ MN nersnns as have legally ueo NJ
20 their intention to become c'txens T S"'
~ Ss ei,rible To acquire land'--lNew 10
"a. Herald, Dec. ~,
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AFFAIRS ABROAD.
OMITTED IRELAND" ON ENGLAND
The Mexican Debt Commission ana H'
Duties--Ihe Peruvian Presidsnt
Goes Summering-The south
American War kumor'
Mn,irnn n.ht conmIs.Ion.

CITY or Mexico, Dec. Is (via Calves
ton).-Iu accordance with tho law OF
June, 1851, authorizing the entire ma
,ional debt, both interior and exterior
the pre,ideu, has named a commission
.ot seven persons To constitute h"1rH
flr consideration OF the pubic credl"
The board Is 90 meet "a soon rs pos
sible and report AS TO ne
hr.G measures Tor the conversion
ld the national deht -Four OF
! tho commission voted against the re-
r-nt lin lor the conversion oi che Eng
/ iish dent and one Ia favor of 1t during
Tna ,rr,.et,sf objection TO the bill wa
Iit uIuymed Sos the conversion ot ia
| Engl~h debt alone, white the law on'.
IIl,nur,z,d the executive 20 arrange lo
. Tho CONVERSION Of the entire nent o
, ioQuai terms, with no Sprciai l"Eo,s
rlHe rulders OF any particular CLASS
q hnUig
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PERSONAL.

w. NJ. Feaglo of Waco, is at the Wind
sOr. al
Harry w. bundle, of St. Louis, Is at
the Windsor
A. Z. johnson and wllo,Austln, ro&as,
are guests of the Windsor
Mr.. w. A. Briggs aud wife, OF Ennis
re guests of tho windsor
George |. Jordln and H. NJ Turner, OF
IIillsuoro, are registered NJ the Wlhu-
sOr. .,..,
Cant. w. A. Jackson, prnmlnent
stock man of HIillsDUro, Is Dookeu Nv 'uo
Windsor.
u : Iumpkin, prominent merchant
r of uillsbnro, aud wife, are stopping q"
I tho Windsor.
I. G. Hitchcock, u well'known Jour
IA nsiist' and formerly with the Houston
Post, is in the city.
Il Cant. V, Is. Curtis, the popular repre.
.anIatiye of large Chicago luuioe'
firm, was In the city yesterday
George +. oslesby, whnlives In Waco
and ,yho has tho coAlract Tor transppI.
inc conyiuts 10 the penitenuary' Is u
80 the city. c,,,
ut Col. s. Graham, OF Graham Clts
yo,,n,, rounty, passud through the CIT
ut y,Sterdny enroute To New Orleans on
nying business trip -,
at MN. w. Flai,ig. of st. Joseph, MI
souri. has accepted u posihh Win "
mt Rrunswick- Bake calendar company
res travelling salesman, with heauousr'e
ut Dallas,
,rv n. G, Philips and bride, OF hil'seol
"a -, vere married Yesterday AZ O"r
=" ANA. are guests OF the Windsor \
n Phillips IL "A leading citlzen All o'nh
,viii OF Hillsboro'
WI" FIR. A, Z. Davis, n long resident OF \
las. Int who has been for somo mon
sew INST In cast Texas, treating souesr'
hhS Gases. has returned 10 Dallas 10 ueh
h,a home. His many friends here
now be- pleased to hear this news =.
ONE Mr.. A. Schneider, formerly rosit
IN here. and late of Austin, has re,nrns
therity, and will make his hnhe
,usic uo has rented tto news store ON
sing southwest corner OF Elm ana w
. Ed streets, aud the firm will DO Eiseu
Bros. Il Schneider.
dath- " 4. Snyder, passenger agent a,
night REQ Zine route, who hal III hnau
ission ,nrs II, this city, has been translert
ELM Kansas City. During ms oswl
here Mr.. Snyder maio most 9l w
stmas WIN, while thev. regret ms oepS
afford wish him world Ut sue U.s.
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ro,t Worth Notes.

Fort Worm, Dec. lS,-lSpeci@l'l-
Meredith GUM, mulaito, about Ia
wears old, was arrested as the rapist OF
Emma uornbeck, but when he was
taken before her To-Day she talleu 70
identify him fully, but the oihcefs thlhN
he j. he guilty one. y.
IT, n Stev nv, charged with the murder
/ Of Or. Wallace, at Mansfield, has been
in progress ali day, but is suli UNI
finished.
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sons are ascrihed, but none are tenable.
we believe the reason is u ok of nu-
triuous grass. Cattle have been feed
ing so long on the dry grass that a
change is absolutely necessary, and we
would strongly urge on stocSmcn the
advisabiitv of feeding, Tho present is
the proper lime TO feed-put your cattle
in good condition and they will e
through the winter all right. Feed II
cheap and any one losing cattle iron
! lack of it is guilty OF criminal negli
gence to their own lnterests.-l Conan
| .ha chief
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LgIrsIc, Dec. lS.-rne trial OF the An
archis,s for attempting TO kill the en-
peror and others at Niederwald' was
resumed to-day. Krechler testified
that Reinsdorf said that the emperor
could he spared, hut that any accident i
tnIha Crown Prince Frederick William
would ha'o decided effect Rnpsrl
denied this testimony. lie declared
Reindnrrs object was to XIII the en-
ppror, as well as Others. RrinbHrh en'
Sucughem pleaded not guilty TO W.
charges ngiinstthum. Spengheh sWoT'
tbn, Rup,ch stated something mlsh
hammer at the Nirdorwnld.
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ch,po Palace headquarters Tor Crockcry.
glassware, French china and Decorated
" nrc-.
AtGsl Elm street, Dallas. While they
nre not selling Il bankrupt Stock OF
goods, vet they sell "a choap as any ono
IN Dallas. Como and price our goods
Gonna and 500 for yourselves They
i,aen constantly on hand n full line %
Crockerv. French China, Glassware
unr Fixtures, Silver.plated Ware, Toile
g"ta and Christmas Presents. Remeni
her the place, 63l Elm street.
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BurNos AYnrs, Dec. lS.- Reports pub
li.bed here regarding the probability OF
war between Brazil aud the Argentine
parnb,ir. arc cutirr, without innnda'
~, me ruulnr rfohahlv uro.e from
, wa r,rt That several baualions hat
,,on driliing fr, ououtiy lut"iy and naval
vesur,s having gone through their an
Ill ,volutiniis, all nf which was mis-
taken for war preparations.
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sarv TO do SO. Enough has been said
TO more than Justify the practical
utilitv Of The measure. l, Their :
fore. commit il to- congress, II"
confident expectation that will receive
apprnval, and that by appropriate leEiS-
iation, means may be provided tor the
inauguration of the work without ue-
Law after the treaty shall have been rati'
fiedr
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scn.e aud Nou-ensc'

punLry, Dec. ls,--United Ireland SAYS
.The English exhibit ednh'ao,e pa
,iopco undor the senseless frighls 10
which thy are subjected" ,.
Extra guards have been placed or umIs
at hubble buildings. crown on.r'"'S
| likewise are being specially Suaruou'
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Cnl,nn N,ilne..

HAVANA, Dec. Is Inc ihsu'so"
cnn,ured recently In q small sailing YES
seI are expected to be shot pt.o
The church at Sahardo, Porto h'oo'
has been robbed of all its Jewels
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Kossuth u, X. aud Kicking

LoSpox, Dec. ls.-A dispt'eh iro"
Turin SAYS there is no iounu''ion W.
the rumor that Louis Kossnth is G i,Sm;
Tine venerable patriot Is III eAcel'o'''
Ihenlth,
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NIsiror i,ra,liaugh.

toSpoS, Dec. ls.-Tho court OF Appeals
granted rulo nisi Tor anew tria' IN 'no
go nj Charles Brsdlaugh,. who Wa
S"nnd guilty of Illegally Nol'nS III 'he
house of commons.
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Mother st. Joseph, mother superior oil
the Ursuline convent, in this city, VINO
died ON Wednesday night, was born In
prussia forty-two years ago. Hor name
was Teroasa Holey. She came to this
country when n little girl, and was edu-
oa,ad in the convent at Galveston.
Ar,er graduation she assumed the VOWS
nf ibe ursulinr order aud remained
Ifhore until eleven years ago, when,
nnder the patronage of Father DUBOIS,
She removed to DALLAS, and as mother
.mnerior established the first convent
here. Mother IT. Joseph received
a snnerior education, and was possessed
-, pr,nt natural ability. she WAS noted
Cor her indamitabie energy, ana "ithN
,or her Christian zeal and acts OF charl
~. She was highly esteemed ny ~
, classes, and especially 10y those OF nc
some three years since she contracte'
|, that dread disease, consumption, an
j thongh only confined TO her ~, III 10
the last two months, she has been
''rsat sufferer, but has borne Eer suile
!, Inc with "a rare example ct Chrlstl'
= humility and patience. Her luner,
~ viii take place this morning NJ
~ o,,Iock The services Will ba COZ
y, ducted NV Father MWtiniere, anu ~
romains win he Inferred In tho burr
n grounds attached to tho convent
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reru,s President I. Enjoying summer

LIMA, Peru, Dec. ls.-pres'ueu is",
sias left Yesterday for Ancona, a SINAI,
watering place north OF TINS Guy Wnes,
he will pass the sumner Tor inc pehoi''
| nj his health.
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inndporu's Perfume, Ed'n ~ 80, 49,.
,.nndpo "a Perfume. Maze hal Mel """e
Irnsb,-v a PERFUME Aipu ne N'oieN
Lundborr's Perfume. Lllly o. 100 NA'ioS'
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A, sanger Bros. Tor Sale.

A green silk velvet costume wh'G u,
,yas made Tor lady who has gone III
mourning. Pr,ce, $40. Tho suit was
made 10 order for Sl2o.
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Mr. Vim. Colby, 2lo Washington street. ,ssn
u m saws, AMY family have neem ,
i a,u,ib enetited by using Browns lron
g p,,ssrs. i, saved the lilo Of my vran 70
child, who suffered from nn ,Ssaua H., :.
yar' | consclen,iously recommeha ="
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Ixnful and Ornamental rhrNtn& and Bridal Presents


y WILLIAMS * co. 400 Main Street Dallas.
Workp
HANDY
p,rfun asesa am
vbrGue II eruShan ne
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Mr.. G.. A. Bridge, 81 Victoria street,
San Antonio, says; al was greatly
weakened from hemorrhage OF the 6'ad.
der. Browns Iron Btters restored NY ,,S
health. NV wife WAS also honehtteu
from its use, for general debility"
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WEBB Is COW ANS

Ladies approve OF your Smokins slit
a., Inlaru
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sARyIS WISE COUNTY, TEAAs aareh "a. 1854,
,Y.,sts ,tatlev Etcthcrs Austin Texas
OF T.X-S a6uE tVNAO
e.once have every BEETLE received rem you, ana gnafaa'
,eed It to cure, ana fAied single Instance.
Yours truly, n. - SEARCP.
DEALERS, AND
Ntst'fS 80 ''"'''~
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Grbeiters 3uHduSe.

bus, O., 16. Suit. - Sa Rel
Sonotlle, . hielteu bte aasfeleuoea Sefg'
isnte, iomte eiue aro6e aE3aSl oar Bepoa=
usr oes St66ttsns stue 8sriammluug nuter
Sorfs bee Siirgsrmetifsrs 8udlsp. I'M III
sr0rteru, NIT tpeIdsm 8s9t stue Sbaar be-
nuffnstsr BOIijtffen iu's @ouutp Ortugsn
birfte. Gs tft 0abtsr stne auiabI urusr Boz
lt,iffen auaeaslt, ois nit DER auspdttiasu
BoIt,et aIeiGieitia patroutairsn rpsrosu. Bis
iett fin6 ncd trtue &uhsf0ruug,u uora,f1u1.
mgu, nod fiirGtst man, ouB etH Iufrubr. iaf
uuoetmtiblih 1T.
GoIumbus. O.. 16. SuIt. - Gtae Be,
nsid5e aus RsIiouutle, q, idQt, 6aS bic
S6fte Der fir,li6 augefsuteu StaltsHer in
Sen bortiaer Wtnsu ben Srt perlaIien bdtte.
uub bas bic anbsre SdIfte bsute utsGettt
ned, uaofoIaeu tperoe. Sc hsrrIGt nod
immsr srOse aufreguug in ben RiueuOtifrtts
ten.
BhtIabeIpbtu, 16. Sult. - Die aus.
fsbsnoeu Grbsitsr Der 6irmu 9uapp & Co.,
SduhmoGer, iotpte Die 9pper mercen NOR
oeu tpisber an bic Nrbsit esben. Die 0eoier
nsrbeu anaatt So in 3uiauit So 90 pro Gag
betomnltn.
Cincinnati, O., 16. Sult. .-Di, aie
iiosu Gdubs uuo SttsfelfubrttaatsH hubeH
bic BON ben arbettsru usrIGuste eobasrb6-
burg psrpstgsEt
I.mburpport, 16. SuIi. 9is
S6uhinbritauteu Dodge s. Comp, bereu
Nrbsit,r asiisrn BITE 4rbett eirasuisu, 5absu
Elm sabrtfatbduos In $ortsuouth asmtstbsi
uub merosn TIRE Mnl6tuertt uES bas SagS'
geIG6it borthiu usrlegen.
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germ. teIssrag5tit9e Sspei&ss
Hus eem snIanBs.

49, gtfsru lam Die srfe Ssuoung Eager.
birr U0u Gan 6rGu3isco tn &btcago an.
- Su &tuctEuntt bat iid stne @dsuiaaft
orgGntfrt tte taieIbft etne S6tOtfabrti er@
rtGtsu mill.
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fnunte S6riiJfsusrtI @miIts S. gsoadrO tm
4ter BON as SabIea gstiOrbsu.
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rant cen gOuu' ScottG, rgfigutrt. Qr. gG.
9. 8idbtu8 p;ro Gin ueuss Rabiast Orgas
niiiren.
- Sn QuuQ SslauO Gttp puroe qeasru
Der 24idbrige So6u Burns Usseu 8Tgez
tUaltguug gu 10 SaBrsn 3H@tb bsuStrait per-
urtbetIt.
- 3te gddGftsfdbrer Der .Quautic.
Gotten Wtle" IN 2nmrsuce, Dlaif., babea
bddIoiifu, tie gIbett IN Der Spinuerst pom
90. Sult bic gum II. Quguf stn}ufeasn.
- Su 6ort Smith, 4rtaHias, muroe aes
hgru tu ttucm SanbpemsTge 8uo Brefrp,
Elm GbrctaD. GltItj. WttgIisp, bonn Shertff
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- Sn @OIpsTftunu, 4p., fam ss gsferu
;mtGlu 20. 6unlfEsr uub ., Yllqsr gum
Streitg, Der onutt enbete. bu6 Ditller ben
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6uB bat bar gRatI In Can Domingo Beutut
NIT grc6sr WoioJult gum praiiOeuteu Der
8sputltt srndblt pur0e. Das JteiuItlt Oer
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uttjt biGnut.
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Qer, Tamel3 Samusl Guplor, Der fih Utssr.
itete, ale sr oerbOitet perbeu ioDts. Die
@tihmrrsnsH srtl6rteu, baB bic SauOluag
gersttfsrtigt Ist.
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giirQer lelbf baben so Grtra'Boltiiieu aus
gsftut. 8ta jsbt iiuO iett Der 3puh'4ifatre
6aIelbf Ietue 8ubsR0ruugsu uOrgetommsu.
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prt6 Capitalization ber Der. Stuuteu tageu
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p6blt: s.. gB. 3ptSbt pom Bottom Brdits
bert, 6. g2. goriemnn 8tce'Brdfoent uno
GuibsrIoub 8spitt Sbagmstter uuo Ses
tretdr.
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GurDs psgeu SergemaItiauug Bu Is Sabreu
YuGibuus oerurtbstlt. Surns tf etuer Don
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ouf hem @al0arp'Srtsbbofe iibsrfieIeu uu0
taubsttu, ais fs cas- @rab tbres Saters
beiudte.
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Der eehrertaa In W1ahifpn.

Ra0tfon, 8tsc., 16. SuIt. - Su Der
aeftrigsu Sisuug bes "HattouaIseebreruerz
eins Der Ser. Stantsn" bteIt Robt. @rlhaur
pom Maoiion stnsu Sortrag ii6sr Dbas 9eb.
rer'Spfsm In oeu Sohf1ulen oes 9auoes;;"
fsrner ipradeu Idtb. Z. s9. Stdneu bon
Eoflnu, Srnu Sarab U. Stenart pom gttIs
nanfes, Srau s. gt. Retbsu BON Snbtauer1
Serrttortnm, Brcfeifor Sohu Osoou BON
8oibtpgtOu uno BrofsiIor Seilmaun BON
Snntana. 9sfern IbeHo bteIt Sr. s. &.
Wc&urrp npu 8fttmouo, Sa., etHen lIHge.
rsn 8ortrng iiber obas BirSerreGt uHo
SdnlbtIoupg." Ssrntr ipradsu Buffor u.
8. Wiopo oou BO1uu. 0r. B. 8. Sarrts
pon Concord uuO BrOisiior ). y. &Opus DON
Salt.2uis,&tp. @rtra;igs UOu Button uub
6srtndp bl lah;sn gsftern etma 600 Gehrer,
Eno heute mrrosH etDa 1000 erwartet.
SR ber beutigs1 SeIfamm!uug Wuroau
Iniprodeu ge6aIteu uon Shumle l8. Bid
neil Don 9oftou, 81. 9B. Stspsus pom SO,
Iur1bus. Ohio, unb 9. Q. S5Ompieu, Der
YrdfIbfBt Der ,Bsroue llutusrhtdt." SRI.
Soiepbtne 6. QcGe BON 5t. 2outs ipra5
iiber ,fas 3,i1nen in Den Uffeutljdlea 5huz
lsu." 9;e 9Q. Sobn u. @llsipte mo 5ta.
lem Etn BON 0aiatratol ipra4eu itosr
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iibtr ,Sdbf.Siilfs." @rbert Bingham Don
0orn> oroltna btslt stue 1uipra4e iiber ,nts
StOnrfntfie bss Observation-Disclosures Oss Sa'
bene" -.--
Brefsior B. .. @ulbiugtou uou Via.
bamn tpraG iibsr Dbte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i'm GSiiben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-17
sur,t GqbsIptptf&sn.

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nit beoEutenbeu auantttdtEu @etrat6e unb
Webl bur6 5euer 8srftDrt Dor6eu.
= Su Bouade, Eruufreth, tft geftern e'u
Grocer 8obnEof nts6ergebraant. Der Bers
luft ntro ouf !, 900, 600 6roucs nsrani4lQat.
- Die beuttgen 8erltuer 3sttuuasn be.
bunbeIu ben gorfaI ON Sotsl Continental"
In Butia mdbrsnb Der Saftaenietgr rubtaer.
- Der Bsind bee R6ntge UOu Rumdnieu
in 8sIGEab miro uls Der srfe Sdrttt ,u etusr
ietbiid rumduii4su Autau3 g'geu RuslauS
betradtet.
-2ts anurdtfisu I'm Ssfaugutfs tn 8isu
bGbeu etn 0ollss @sffdu6nib ubeelsgt. StC
ilno on uebrerSu DIoro. uuo RaubauFGlleu
in ben Itetsu bret gtouattH betbstIlgt gc.
rptisU.
- Die Fugliife RsGtsruug iOu 6raulreidl
ben &OgitIug gsmu6t bubeu, SaItIaub gese1
Hen'ealso0atln ein3utauiatn. Die Sran'
3Oisu mousn nbsr Rl1ts Uou otm Suui4'
nifGu.
- Sn &ligo, Srluu6, tf gsFsru Wihael
glulbomusp me9su grmor0nrg bee Farmers
8obGtn 3um Soee uerurtbstlt porbeu. Der
Gsruribetlte bsbnuptet, sr ist HuibnIotg an
her tbm 3ur 2oft gelsgtsn btnttgeu Chat.
XIX ~HLtAHtb PDN lAbT o.,
uerd babe bic Sugenteure eriH4t, it9 mil
ham Blnu fir stnsu Raual Uou Der gorole'
lur SfiIfs 3u bstilsu, uub buB Ct osu Nst4s'
tag stiudru tptrOe, has notblgs 9slo lpT
ben Snnulbau ju usrDiutgsu.
SerbeTa, Der 6aisu an Der Snfs oou
Ef. Ai5iiu, uobiu fG ote brtttlden untsr'
thGnsn flldtttsu. gsb0rt ntht ~ GnGlano'
gs If eehotiihes Esrritorium, uno stne@om
miiiion N non Ao'H oortbtn obgsl9tdt, mn
Rnbs uuo Grbuung, iOute bic AuIoEttdt os'
6bebiuss baiubft 1u etahItrsn.
= Hi1ft Srapotiiu bat pom elauoanr
Gefdnpnis aus, mo- sr ale Ssfauasnsr tst
Elm Shrrtbsu oeI0fisutltdlt, mortu sr be
bauptst, Wtutfsr. Brafosnt Bsriq balte t4y
geItspiSria asfauasu. Brdhosnt 9Itug is
asusiot, ibn frsisuIufsu. Der SURF iagt, &
lsibs an EIutarmutE nab s5IoFbat.