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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

AT last it has been discovered what keeps Mr..
Cleveland so busy that he has no time for out
side affairs or for recreation His hours are &C.
cupied in the arduous duty of adjoining his pho
tographs with his name before sending them out
to his admirers. This is wise and cautious pro-
ceeding. The portraits are said to fatter the
original, and will serve to break the shock
which his stranger friends must feel at the first
glimpse of their idolized candidate on Inaugural
ton day
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

THE New York Sun wisely states that the
figures of the report of Postmaster general
Hatton show the great and unexpected meas
ure of success that has attended the reduc-
ton of the rate of letter postage, and it urges
the immediate adoption of two other reforms
the increase of the unit of weight from half
an ounce to an ounce, and the. reduction of
local letter postage to one cent. Both these
changes should be made at once. i
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13
General Foster Explains His Treaty

New YORK Dec. 12.-Minister Foster, this
afternoon, in the Chamber of Commerce. met
a special committee of that body appointed to
consider the Spanish treaty. Other committees
from like bodies were present-Boston, Balti-
more. Philadelphia New Haven, and Portland,
Me, being represented. Mr.. Foster briefly ex-
planned the proposed treaty and gave, a history
of his errand to effect it, adding that his mission
had resulted in the complete execution or Its
purpose The gentleman did not make q speech.
irba ,n;...;-,r VIC devoted mostly TO putting
questions by those present to Mr. Foster relative
To the treaty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

When the Court of Appeals failed to ecquit,
the Governor was persuaded to pardon In
the meantime the poor, friendless crew who
have stolen few dollars worth of goods have
been sent with clock-like regularity to prison.
Why is thisl Why is it more difficult to
prove to the satisfaction of the Court of APP
peals that Cope Snapp stole immense sums of
money than that John Smith stole $10G All
the technicalities and pettifoggeries of the
law are blown into cloud through which the
rich or influential scoundrel escapes the
clutches Of Justice in that court"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

A ST. PAUL professor" declares that of the
great wheat-growing region of this continent
the greater portion lies north and northwest of
that city rather than south. In other words,
British Columbia and the Northwest Territory
contain an immense area of excellent wheat
growing land, which in time may be brought
under cultivation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

great Mozart will execute the concertos of the great
east masters several kinds of pianos and my bog
on the violin likewise. My will cover the finger
board of the piano with CLOTH and play if it wero
not covered He will guess, both standing at
distance any note any accord sounded LA piano.
on bell or any other instrument. In conclusion, he
will improvise as long as desired both the organ
the piano, in all keys the most difficult; as any
onemay choose. But his rendering of organ music
differs greatly from that of the piano"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

Iris very cruel and unusual for Mr. Rid
dleberger to propose to read Mr.. McCulloch's
reports before the vote is taken on his con-
firmation The Senate fees before the i'm
pending danger, leaving the Virginia senator
in temporary possession of the field
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

of his God. It is an act of sacrifice and akin
to the worst of blasphemy. 1t is an insult to
every citizen of the Commonwealth, and an
outrage upon humanity. Public sentiment
has never thought of the enormity of this GUS
tom as it should. This recent event, with its
chapter of tragic and dramatic incidents, will
probably do much toward a correcter view, and
we could wish, might put an end to any future
renetitiOn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

REFERRING to the manner in which the
law is administered in that State, the Louis
vile Commercial uses words that are as appli-
cable in Indiana as in Kentucky. 1t says:
eff we look back over the record of the past
four years we cannot find a single instance
where men with money or political influence
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

A CHRISTIAN convention under the charge of
Mr.. D. L. Moody, will open at Cincinnati, in the
Music Hail. on the 18th instant, and continue in
session until and including the 2lst. On the
programme of exercises beside Mr.. Moody, are
Major Whittle, Mr.. and Mrs McGranahan and
Revs. z, S. Hamlin, A. Hobart, E. 7. Williams
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

THE Philadelphia Record, which is nothing
if not free-trade organ, is not sure whether
it is advisable to ratify the Spanish treaty or
not. And yet it is admitted on all sides that
the treaty is in the line of free trade. Like
many a coveted toy, 'free trade is not the
same thing close at hand as when viewed from
d;ctnnnn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

A LETTER received by personal friend in
London from General Wolseley, commander
of the Nile relief expedition. contains the fol-
lowing significant sentence: 'This is the
toughest job ever had"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

New YORK has suggestive warning Of the
probable track of the cholera when it once
gets a foothold in that city in the prevalence
of diphtheria in certain sections. Like
cholera, diphthera is filth disease, and Is
bred and fOstered by the same causes pre-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

ABOUT the time the ice gets thawed off of the
telegraph wires, look out for reports from every
where that next years fruit crop is totally de-
stroyed. Dealers do not really need a storm
like this as an excuse for raising prices, but
since it happened, they would feel that it were
flying in the face of prudence not to utilize it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

You must wake and call me early, call me early.
mother dear,
For Gen. Hendricks is coming soon and Col voor-
hees is here.
want to mako mash, mother, these veteran boys
in blue,
They gallant and bold mother, both soldiers
and patriots, too;
And they look so fine and gay mother, though bear.
ing many scar
For Hendricks fit into the war, mother, Hendricks
fit into the war;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

LEFT to the people, on fair vote the South
would not have gone into rebellion. Left TO
the people, on fair vote the South would not
he solid
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

AT an oyster supper given at Elizabethtown,
O., last week. the receipts were 1858, while the
profits were but $62. A committee will probably
be appointed to discover who got away with the
missing 81 So
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

THE Cincinnati Commercial Gazette is heret-
ical enough to denounce the twenty dollar gold
piece as ''not neat or handy" Now we hold that
it is both neat and very handy, and appeal to
public opinion for support.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

THE st. Louis papers chronicle an art sale,
statues, paintings, ETC., in progress at "Redheffer
g. Koch's, in that city. art and 'Redheffer'
shades of Raphael and Michael Angelo, and
red heifer misspelt at that.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

FEW Democrats are willing to stultify them
selves by claiming that the South was made
solid by peaceable means.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

Mr.. HENDRICKS has held his breath for
whole week, and the country is beginning to
think Of looking elsewhere for amusement
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

THE withdrawal of the one and two dollar
bills would make a place for about sixty mill
ions of silver currency. This of itself, would
help to put the silver problem in process of
eo1ufiop
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

WE are Informed that the Grand Army of
Indiana is unit" for Captain Myers for
Commissioner of Pensions.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

A Troy, N. Y, couple recently subsisted for
ono week on cat meat That is, the flesh Of a
cat. They did not do it pur-puss, however,
but were driven to it by abjecS poverty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

J. N. Stranger and D. L. LOOMS The services
on Sunday will not conflict with the regular
church worship Admission is by ticket, which
can be obtained free at the Y. NJ. G. Association.
The convention is for the special purpose of
seeking deeper spiritual conservation on the part
of Christian people, to the end that revival of
religion may be had in the city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

PERHAPS it would have been better had
chat Dubuque letter never been penned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13
Unti,neIv cate of a sensation,

SPRINGFIELD. Mass Dec. 12-The Egremont
mystery has ceased by the opening, day, Of
Estella Newman's grave, and the finding Of the
body undsturbed *'t
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

A CHICAGO man who left home last May with
his horse and buggy for the purpose of taking a
tour through New England has reached New
York on his way home So far, he says the
trip has cost him $780, At this rate, travelling
is cheaper than living in Chicago, and the old
gentleman will do we'll to keep on the move if
his means are limited
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-13

THOMAS CARLYLE's life was embittered by
'demon cocks" which crowded Under his win
dows. The bane of Congressman Hewitts exist,
ence is the diabolical dog which banks and de-
prives him of needed repose. If Mr., Hewitt is
keeping diary, future generations may, by
comparing it with that of Carlyle be able to
Judge which is the greater evil, the rooster or
the pup, and decide thereby which of these great
men suffered most
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-19
&IrGnne.

Rsm 3 ort, IS. aug. - Sn bem Riet
btrIaAsn oe6 Sru. Ssraal Dapis, Rr. 96
&bGItamfrGfs, brn& bsute Absub ipdt
Gsusr aus, uub a4t NtgIte5er Der SlWtti;
SGUts, iomis orsi I9itgIisosr Der Bamtlt.
Sehmaru &ohena, tpur0su nur nit U2ias
aus oem brGGneuOgn @ebluoe gerettet. Ils
bic 6lGmmsu gels iGt mareu, fauo Die Q0l1.
mGnui6ait nuuerisuubare Spuren elmer
Srnnbfiftpng DOR. 9auis, paldlar eta p9I.
ni6er Sube if, pnrts Usrhaftet. Ssiu
NQarsunorrutb, befen 0srtb er auf $1,000
aBgiebt, ia fir $4,000 ueriihsrt. Der auge
ridtte Sdooeu III teiu iebr GrOBer.
@artbuge, NO., 49, 4uguf. g. .
@rcdsr's Sabrtt branute gsftsru uteoer
SEdbrenb 6ss Tsusts srstguete fib etas &r
ploiiou, In bsren SoIge hae Sad brstBtg Sui
tpG In bic 2nft fog unb i'm Rie6srliic;sr
mebrsra @sbduAe 5srttiimnsrte. Der Ser.
luf bstrdst $50. coo
Srt6gsport. @onH., Is. Anauf.-Gl
porb's NiaiGtnenputfdt.e ~ Sat Brtbqe
bert III belte friih hurf Jeusr 3erf0gt nor
htu. 8eGlnii $4,000.
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Der SampF nm SaS Wtdteramt
IN RepscTbertd, Ga.

Nsp Orleans, IS. auguf. - Su
Nsr Sbslta, 3d., baIsrt Der @ontef 3nts
iGsn hsn 0it6teru Gates uH6 BonteIteu nm
bas 4ursft auf bas 9ft@teramt fort, unO
bic &ufreguug unter ben Anbdugeru betoer
Serren oeruriaht nod INNER SeIorgniiIe.
@r.S 6tIifi Btator uno @ertdtacletf Gtie,
pelGs om Istteu Srsitage osrbaftet nurssn
NIB fetre SirGiaaft Gufjutret5eu usrmo9.
ten, murbeu gsltsru Gbeub inter gsiorte et.
nsr fGtIsu abtbstIEng WtIi3 BON Der ySS6s
StuoD =Gole, mo fe btsber bepadt poroeu
parer, nod b'm 9sfdEGuife abgefiibrt.
sic fsbeu uuf Seite 6eS Ssrru SouteIieu
nhS rurben Uerbaftet, neil fie iid petgerteu,
@eridlteGfisn an Serrn Gates abIultefern.
Souttlten's un6 Siator's Sreuuoe erfldreu,
fte srfennten rusOer Die Autorttdt 6es Serru
@atee, nod bisieuigs Der Staatsregteruuq
on. 9as StdbtdleH tff bur6 uebrere 46s
tbeilureeu NitI3 bsisbt, nsl9e baioubereu
gtfabI habeu, gsgsu SraIOftiftuug auf Der
Sut 3u ietu.
(Spdtsr, )-gtusr Sps3iolz DspsI6e gu ben
VSimes Semofrnt" aus gsm Siberia snts
nebmsn mir SoIgenoss Der beutige Gag
uerItsf obue St0rnugen Ino Die Strassu
hatteu etu mebr gsiGGitsmdBtges 4usiebsn.
SGertff SsGis1 fano stHen Sbetl Der geftobz
leusu atten In etner gStrtsi3aft TN Sontsrz
rain oss @srtGts @ebduSss. Die .GoutFa.
ra'er 6eIo Artiuerte" uuroe beute AbenS
roG SaHie obberufsn NIB mtro moraeu friib
nm llhr NIT tbren @efnugeneu, BEN grz
gGertfi Stctor uuS bem SiiIfs Glert gtte
rcd Stem Orleans abfnbreH. 9te ,BaI6'
tUgtoner grtilIerts" niro ibrea BIab elm
nRtneu.
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General' Sunbesantpdlt 5reipfter
nnH bic &ternrpntennrp4

2ongsSraud, H.>S., IS. Augnft. -
@eusrnI. Buu6esnnnaltG Grepffer tuurss beute
i'm btsitgtn ySonlan6- Souie" ourG etusH
8srihterfattsr Der vAiiocttrten Erefs" be-
iuht unb btnfihtli6 Der gefiern uub beute er.
ihtsneuen Irttfel, neld1e ietne 0sttuug Der
Sternrouten'&tptlpro3efie trtttfreu, befragt.
@r srfldrte, bic meif1en tn ben Grtttslu gez
maftsu Apgnbsn ietsn uu6sgriin6et. gSabr
ist uur, oaB S6srft Sraolsp srfu9t uurbe,
Die Subrung Der Yre;efe 3u iibernebmeu,
unb baB berieIbe $4,000 pro ROnat oils 8srz
Giituns fir ieiue 9isufe for6eris. @r iet
oaranfbtu ntft angefellt por0en, neil mau
ieine Sorberun9 fir iibsrmdBtg belt. Die
Gsitung Der BroSsIie iet iett etnem Der Afi=
feuten oss Separtements iibertragen, uuo
berielbs babe Ssfsbl prompt uub energiid ~
Berte 3u geben. - Sm gSettersH ingt 5r.
Sremfier, ote BON oeri6ieoenen 3ettuupeu
psr0ffsntIidbte Nu6rttt, baB sr btsr grobsu
GuInnnb made, SutIGeu, Bfsr6e II. 8eoiente
in grocer !3nbI balte, ist ebenfalls aus bee
2uft 9s9rtfien. @r babe nur stne Sutide,
bic CT loon iett % Sabreu befise, iopte apet
Yfsrbe, uuo ietn tsiner SObn 8ennp babe
sinsu Bonb. Sis Dor einsm Sabre babe er
eins sublrsthere Samtlts gs6abt nuo ouber
rnebr Sebtente uno bret Ruti6enpferoe ge
haltsu. QbegeumGrttg beitebe ietue Suntlie
nns nur bretBsrionen, unb sr nsbme nur bret
3tmmsr i'm britten StO6uerte etnes Der
SlIgsl bss Sotelgsbduoes Elm. @r lebe tn
lsbsr Stuiidt Oiel siufader,. .ats iraber, uub
Tonne fi9 taum beuien, tuesbaIb nan itds Die
Ifiihe gsbe, iOlGe einfdlttge 9eidtdteu iiber
tbu III erfinoen.
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drFtc.

GbtcugO, IS. QHg.-S&wstrs: gu
Tu6r 15,000 8erIeu6uug 200 Stiid; Bretie
uortirter ;wtiheu g. so unb $6.3O.-Rtuba
bteb: 3uiubr 5000, 8srIenSuug 1900 Stid;
Ersiis ooriirtsu 3mtiGeu So. rs uu6 S. 665.-
Gdaafe: 3uiubr 300, Berienouug tetne;
Bretie nartirteu 3tptiden $3.50 uno $4.6O.
ct. 2oHis. IS. auguf. - Shpstue:
3ufubr $500, Yerisubuua $500; Pretie part
irtsu 3uiiteu $3.50 unb $G45.-Rtuboteb ::
3ufnbt 2400, 8srisn0uua 100; Bretie Uarts
irteu 3piitIsn 1926 IHb $5.I5. - S1aafe:
5ufubr 1400, 8arianOlua 500; Pretie ulrt'
irten 3niiGeu $3.50 uno $3.50.
@aft 2ibert1, Benri., ben IS. 4ug.
8inbUieb: i2ufubr 4370, 8erieuouug 1923;
greiie Oarilrtau 3miiden $4.75 uu6 $50
S6metne: 3ufubr $500, Ssrieubung 94O0;
Brstie puritrtsn 3mif6eu $3.50 uno S6.4O.-
SdGafe: 3Hfrbr $500, SerienOung 1000;
Yretie oarttrteu 1ptiheu $2.00 unb $4.75.
Be ff-BbtIubeIpbta, ben 18. Iug.
- 9ltnb0teb 3ufubr $500 Stitd, prtma
6s-74, CUTE 6-63, uitttlerer 5t-53, i4Le4te
4-5. - Sdaafe: 3ufubr $4,000, ptina
As, quite Al, mtttlerer 3-33,
ifledte 9dmmer: 3-7k.-Salber
6-9. - Sdmeiue: 3Hfu9r $500, uefI.
o. oil
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efe afuansipirren @iratnien,s.

8i6monb, 18. Augua.-Sm SENATE
Uurbe beute Elm 9eIdIuB seflBt, Der Ous
Stuan3. @omtts aIfforoert, in grn6guug 3u
3teben, Oh es tbunlt9 iet gu perlanaeu, bas
ale Stante DepOfiteu uur in gtattoualbau=
fen 3u MAIDEN ieien, nuo etn aRauosment
3um beffebeuben @eist etnjubrtugen.
SIN bgeorbnstenbauie purbe hsuts elm
9si6lus gsbtutgt burG weI6eu oas St
mara @omite nit Der unterIu@uug bee 3uz
ffGu6es Der yBlauters' & Nedauics' Sant"
in Petersburg bsuuftrugt pirb. 9teielbe
falirte Dor &ur;snl, uno man 1T lest Be,
ftrebt, aue1ufinbeu, mas aus ben uomStaate
bst ibr bepoutrteu $150.0J) sewuroeu uHo
Oh f9 Rtsmaub burd bte Seriiiguag i5er
bies 9spoIitum einss @GtmiualuergebauS
i6uI6ig gemaft babe.
Der 3pette au0ttor bsri4tete alS 4ut'
mort auf cine anfraas, OaB Die @ommilidre
bee EiIauugsfonbs $241,CO fuuoirt bdttsu
bon oem aIs "BIackscript" betauuteu@sl0e,
has fir bic BON Suit 1871 bic 3um Sult
1874 nuf9eInufeneu .3iafeu Dec 0eri6tebs
usn StaatSbonss bsftimmt uao psl1es
bur6 einen GeIdluB pom Z. 5ebruar als
Sbstl Der am 1. Suli 1882 fdQtgeu, nbsr
uubs;abItsu 3inieu nugepieien mar. Die
@mtifon beIagter Scripts" marbe bur4
EeihIuB bonn l3. gidr3 1873 outOriFrt.
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Die 3iStbfAaft tn&ennF9lDauier
JrreHs AHftaltcn Hnb &rHtens
kdufPrft

BbttubeIpbt q, IS. 4ug.-Dte fir;=
lid sema9ten GutbIGuuaeu ibsr bic WtB'
banSluug BON gBabnIiuuigeu In oeridisDe.
neu Stuateanitalten babsH ieitoem mebrere
dbnltfe SGus ans 2id1t gsbraGt. Sp. 8.
s. 9tdtuion, Roior Iucona unb Dr. 9n-
Ter ent6sdteu !; .. oieicr Gage i'm Armsus
bauie BON Sertss&ountg etueu lungsuDiaau,
nslder in elmer 3eLIe eingsiperrt mar uHb
etre so Yfnnb ihDers &agel nit etusr Rette
on etEsm Istuer BeiHe beteftigt bate. WtaiOr
Gncona ertaruts ben iuugeu Rauu al8 ben
SObu eiuss ietuer Ra9burn, eiuss ret1en
OinuHes, melner oeu iungen Raun eber 3ur
Strafe fir gBtberipenfftgtsit, als tuegeu
@etfesf0runa IN Die IuffaIt geihtdt bate.
ArcOra er3pana bie uHUermetlte @utferuuug
Der &ugeI uub Sfetts burG AubrObuug iofOr.
tiger geri9tIiGer SGrttte. Dtau erttdrts,
bic &ugel iet Dem Ranns ans Bstu gei9loi.
len norbsn, um tbH am @ntiltebeu "a uerz
btnbern. 86breub jeues Gsiud)s bsifauJen
bic bret ernd5nten Ssrreu auf etue Sreu.
nuna Der 8abufuntgeH in jsusr Iufialt BON
ben iibrigeu Suiaiien. 9te Rtdtbeadtnng
bisisr SOrfeuung reiuItirte etntge Gage ipds
ter in Der @rmoroung etuss Yaupsr8 burd
sinsn Babniuntgeu, ruel&sr bic namIt9e
Belle nit 6em Spfer einnabm.
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Ger Rpblenard dber HuSftanb i'm
tpef1ltben 8eGnIpISNnteu.

Btttsburg, Bsuni.. IS. slug. .-93o5t.
Yc2ure bon Der D2obleus uub gtieupoIi,ei"
bciutte brute nit msbrsreu AiFfsntea oat
2Gosr oer aueffabsGSeu &Oateugrdbar Al
gRoohs Stun, B,nLi., nm Die pegsu Ser.
itn61ung unb angriffs anestluStsn y5trl-
tsr" su pelbaften, mnBteu ieDOd, bu fie ots
gtIudten nidt ibenttfBtreu tunnten. uauarI
tiGteter Code pteber ab5tebeu. llngefa6r
eco ,,gtrifsr" foIetsH ben Boli3tiea umber,
Ieateu ibnsu icbod Riots In Den g8sg. Dlc
QushGutigeu srfIdreu, bic BON ben @rubeu,
befibern nseIstteteu gertdtIt4tlt9srSdrtt.
te mdreu nur nuf g;uldidtsrung bersaaet,
niirbsu iebcd tbrsn 3Dsd psrfshIen. Cine
grose RnisupsrinmmIuug fano hsute Wa9-
mtttaa fatt, tpdbreub psihsr bic 8euuteu
bic 9fute sruabnten, it3 aatr SspaIttbatsu
II sntbalteu.
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Qoaan7S StumptOur.

nlestomn, H.'Y., 1S. Auauf. -
General Qoaan fam beute bier au. Gin Bo'
fen Der ,@raub armp" enpfiug tbH au Oer
gSetfte unb Der Bsfsblsbaber berielbsu be-
ptlltOrnte Sru. 2oGau i'm giameu Der Se=
terausu Der llntousarmee. Hdhben Die
8siisssisIf9aft tny Sumpbreb zSouis" ange'
fOnmen mar, btelt Capt. 8ubeu 3. 6entOu
cine 8sbe, pel6s 2Ogau OIr9 eintge 8sz
mertungsu iiber bic S60nbett Der BON tim
burGretften @egenb, bic Err&tbarfest tbreF
Sobens, bic Sutsuigeu3 uno Otn BatrtOttS=
INNS ihrer Bsnobuer Il. I. NJ. ermt0erte. Die
Gutnttifeu3 Ieiner 9febe mar, baB amerita
Elm grOFes 2anb ist unb oaB beiisn Slasge
isbsm 8iirgsr Sreibett uub S&us garnnttre.
Die 4niprafe mar on ueridte0eneu SteQeu
nit ben iiblthsu &ompltmeutsn fir Die Be
terausu. gsipidt. Radbem fb Der 4ppIlus
iibsr oie oratoriid]e 9etfuug Oss Senators
gelegt batte, bsSub ftd Der SENATOR mad Dem
8abubOfe uub iebte ietne &stie uad SsH
SHpffpu fnrt
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RGtbfeIbofter RaubmorS,

RattUou, Sns., 18. auguH. .-RtaoIas
Subtarb, ein 10 Rsitsn uor10flt5 UoH bier
ole SunggsIsus bGnienoer, rstder Sarmer,
nurbe geftsru 4bsuo in istnem 9ofe, nls er
gsrabs BON eiusm "@amp gteettug" 3uriif
esfsbrt mar, eri60Hsu. @tlt6e Ruhbaru
b0rtsu ben SfuB uno Su5barb's Siilferufs.
gls iie berbeteiItsu, fan6sn fe SHbbaro aIs
2eihe auf bsm 9Oben, uno istue 3pet Suuse
bic llsbsrrsfia bstpa6sro. Ser Ropf bes I'm
QlidIt6en mar BON elmer Rugel bur6bobrt.
Rshrere, nit @ertbia6su gefiilte 8etietas
ideu Iageu i'm 9aus, mo Der 8aubu6rber
mar uugenIdsipltd3, pGbIenS er bic Bobs
uuns pIiiuOerte, eurd bas Serauuabeu Der
Had)baru osrihRudt morben. Sbos. Chap
mar, petGer ebebsm ais adsrtusdt tn SuJ.
bnrbe 8teuiteu ftaub, rpirO bee Ssrbre1eus
bFrhGGnti0t.
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Der 6ffreichtfbe SOppelaDIer unb
Der 0tttSbur9er @OIiSeimef.

Btttsburg, Benui., IS. guguf.-Sr.
Wnr Sdambsrg, Der btsftge 0trethtfh'HH'
gartidle SoniuI, ftsdie bsute friib gu @breu
6ss "a. @eburtstaas oes Raters 6raul Sos
iepb cine tlstus 6ftrstdtidle iSabue iiber ber
3bIrs ietnes aOuiuIats auf. BoIt3etdef
Bruun, tpsIter siusn susrgiiGeu Srtsg gegen
SdngsidtIbsr uub nubsrs iih iibsr Oas ErOt'
totr e1ftrsdsnSs 9sgenftauoe fiibrt, befabl
ea8 iofOrtige @tu3iebeu Der SABINE an, unb
Isitsts, aIs fG Sqambsrg rpetgerte, gsrt4t'
lt9s S6ritte eiu, nm istusr QnorOuung
a9turg ~ ueri9uifeu. SGamberg bsbuup=
tet, Der Ssfebl bts BOlt3ei6eis ftebe In bret
tenn Biberipruds NIT BEN BUti4eu OeRret9
unb ben Ser. Staatsu esinlofsneu Sertra=
ge, nslder nue1rldli9 bebinge, bag bte
Roniulu bas 8sat baben ioIen, tbre TIaggsu
iiber ben Sauptstugduseu tbrer Sonutate
in trpeuo nelder @eiIe unf3u3iehen.
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Ser GPIpmarTf.

RsnzDOrt, IS. Quguf, - 6OIseuOes
fiaO bic 9ttuBnottruugeu: @sIO 6ffuete
3u II Bro;snt uuO iblOB IN 2 YroleHt.-
gterItusz zBediel 4.824-4.824 auf ie@s3tg
Gage uno ASH SAT auf St6t.-BuuOss'
ObltqattOusu 3sprO3. 1909, 4A'pro1 1924
NIB 4.pros. 1204.-attieu: dOums' @rprsB
131, Central Buctfc 42ss, &bsi. & Obto u,
grte 49,, 90. Brtor. So. QGte'5bOre 85f,
R.,S. Central co. Rortbz zgBeilcru l048, DO.
Brtor. 1861, R.zg. Central 1913, Bitts6Hrg
1877, 8euotug p J, Rodz SslanO 1l6g. llutOu'
Bactfic 494, 8eaernz Union 81.
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Retp .MprFer Rathriaten.

Rem.gort, IS. Guauf. YttdaeI
Suunipg, gtr. 10G, Of 8roaOwap, ale cor.
relpouSirsnosr &lert In Dieuften etuer @r'
ptEB. @OmpugEte ffebsub, nurUe bsute psgeu
llntaridIstfs UOu $l093 Oerbuitet. Gr sefauO
ieine S6ulb etu.
-Srnpt 9ubsson's &euufuts frantic, d"
tpsIte berstts stue Wteile In 2,23 Iituuten
,utiid QeIsgt batts, brad beute auf Dem Bege
BON Spifsr.Bap mad 9ocuit Sauep auf Song
SslaHb pI6sIth toht su5ammeu. Ser Berth
Der Stute purbe auf $4,000 geiddRt.
- YraIbsnt Artbur Fam bsnte Absuo aus
SingfOu, R.-g, bier an Ruo iiteg i'm 0Stft9
4peuue. 0OteI"ab.