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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

steamer city Of san Antonio. wilder, rernspdip.
Bun,ElcE ga and Port Royal With and ps.s.Ssy
steamer CITY Of Columbia Woodruff, Charleston
steamer Conaonwssh Van kirs phadoiphi., with MA.
steamer frsnc0ps bennett Portland with nd.e ana A..
engcrs 70 iiorailo iali. ''' pss
reb ~ .lts sugar aud hemp to Wa cooper d. v,..s
ye'is Nof rhorsen llueya tg day. with Iron on.
10 .f'' .scop o i.sp 81 a,,
aud cor 70 ora.1 y9sis 70 "1,,s,
.s. s.a assg'' Wit" ~a
pcht nae nsge. nl..s@ n,,acg. a,y' with TRUTH
Dome. pe"l,s yss," nf9,, so" as , o9
as S. v rs .assr SsGoSa %nss9-d no."
hay. A. Clty Island. light, NNw, cloudy. '"'
Arrived yesterday
steamer Alyena m Pearce Kingston June D. Cartb.g
H. sayana - aud Port limor a. with md'e and pl.s.as
steamer Sacoocbeo, Kempton, savannah day., win
"s.s SSS P"asan stevens % Point Va and
News rndse and passengers TO Old dominion o. WV
Norfolk with and passengers 10 old dominion 20 ~
CLEARED
steamer Royal Crown Csr' Innes Newcn''le-On.ryne-
Steamer Nacoochee, Kempton, savannah-M Yonge,jr
steamer Manhattan stevens, West Point Va and Nespor,
Now, Old Dominion - Co Wv
Richmond-Old dominion Is o. ' aud
steamer Richmond, Crossmsn Newport News aud ives,
Point, Na-Old Dominion 50 90.
SicansrJ Garrett, Foster BALTIMORE Krsn.
Steamer Breakwator. Jennoy Le"es Del-Od Dominion
Bark senia Port, Refs oporto-J + whitney & Co.
BARK st Bernhard Ger, Vessels, amburs-wauen TOei
Bark Monitor tBr) Bond, Wilmington. Nc-Chas wnsA,
schr A ta ,Br, Hamlyn. 81 John NB-Scammen BRO,
schr jula Elizabeth (br, Ingrahsm Hatbor Island Bah
Johnson. r
BenhoDe for Progreso Edith Golden. Montego
8arks HoTnung for Dantzir; Nordlvs et Christians 9.
Bernhard for Antwerp Fairmonnt Hayre; shetland Baens
THE MOVEMENTS of srEAMER4
FOREIGN PORTS
LIvFRroor July ARRIVED steamer Penn ,yvania, Ddse
QUEESsrowS, July ARRIVED, steamers North Durham
Br William. from Philadelphia June - Spark BE- va
,.6tnIli m--Arnycd steamer Britannia Br Perry from
6th-sailed steamer Servia ,Br COX rom Liverpool
GLASGOW July Arrived steamers Buenos Ayrcan DR.
Scott from Montreal June ~ state Of Pennsylvania tBr.
LtRSE July So m sailed. steamer state of Alabama
tBr, Candy from glasgow hence ier Nsw,York -
from York June a. ''e-'' A' r 'en'
LIZARD Juy 7-Passed. steamer Lord Warwick BIZ Pot
scmLY, July Passed steamer suffolk Be, wiliana
from Baltimore June -, on her way to London.
FATHER POINT July s-pa'sod, steamer ocean King lBp,
Dedham Boston for Montreal
DOMESTIC PORTS
BosroX July ARRIVED steamers YORK City (Br' Alder
London Worcester llallta-.
Cleared. steamer Acoriano SPAN, NewYork.
PHLSDRLraii July Arrived, steamers British Prince
Ionawauda. Providence Aries. Fan RIVER Fan.
Cea,ed steamers Wnliamsport salem Berk. and Pota
v Boston. ercues Ncwburyport Lancaster Portsmouth;
B,iiigorF july CLEARED steamers Caspian Br wyia
Llverpoo wm Woodward New.Yorki Bok,hiEo, Boston,
CnARLrsToS. July sailed steamer Cur stream Phil.
styaSSAa j%y Arrived steamer city N Macon Boston
sailed. steamer Johns Hopkins, Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
roRELGN SrkANERS DUE "a rs PORr
Announcements

oenuina Johann oFa Malt ENtracthss sguaurenf fHusss
and Noll Ei7not neck ~ every bottle nlpreilf
phyaUians, for general debility beware ~ limitations
ircur- pNfnA." -QuicS complete cure, all
ANNOYING kidney and Urinary niaealo7 a.
Rough on lais' cloiia rata Mice, llc
NrNWr 4. DANtEta. VI. ~,
ti4Latmstsnlva, betwoas 4lti ,nl itN's.
ttontr. q to 4. dtlf Diseases ~ thN NnrVl1fiYNta
tianilS binary utsau. Hnuutsnns AL t.trN8f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

All the persons affected Icy eating the supposed
UoI,ouou- Ice cream bought OF dealer on tine iiii
In BROOKLYN ON Friday night aud saturday were
Jcportcd we'll ycs'crlay 4 sample OF thT cream naS
,,,rt,Irrt for ANALYSIS, Or Charlie, l.. GrisWo.d,
Of 40, III coll ST.. las written 10 Health Com
missioner Raymond, reporting % case Qi q "hoIc
,,nJrr his attention He SAYS he was then satisfied
that they were suffering from copper POISONING ana
ns the SYMPTOMS are tie same I'D these last cases. Il
suggest, that the matter proper one ioI hNc~l-
cation Other physicians disagree with Dr. GIl,-
Mold a. to the copper poisoning theory. -
4 number Of persons, hii\-tWo IN an, VINO AT
tbe covenant. on the Fourth, also suffered from
eating ice cream Their bill Of fare is given as TO
l"ws. cake sandwiches. mHb. ham, corucd beef,
tar.nos cherries salmon. canned lobster SITdlncS
md ice cream The policeman who watched th"
snpplies while the WcnIckcrs >ported II IS SAID ate
seven plates OF the cream and was carried OH 'h'
field gIOduIug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

II Is said that Sarah Bcrnhardt will appear
next season IN several pieces W. wonder that she has
held together as long as sac has.-lBostos Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIAlOL AbhANAN
Bunri,ss 30 ~ Aces ri.eA 7lO Aeoas agsd 10
HOE WATER ro-DAI
Il N-saEdv Hasf. TBS aOV leland. ro2 10! SNA y 81
RA.-sAIay hsOk, 74s UoV IsaaL blo AsH sAt" IVOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
THE DIEGLEY SHIPPING BILL.
A GOOD Thing A. FAR As IT Gols-NiLWs OF
InNAL EInTOM .INS.

LOCAL sIuPOW MRS.
a., ,;.., ,.,,,,,Lir connauies the
N''''- or,,I -, tho nuolnv shining i1lI
o'nh"i' ~ Lt'E.'" =; 49,, ,I'o ,'l,nio a rnod thing
seems 10 ne lHi' ~ "" "" - ,, 80, g., ,uot,,,,
rs Tar rs II goes, hU' lla' " ""'- wv t ,,, g.,
and that some 81 It's prov l~IVuN ,'I,r Up, W.
objections. Captain Splcrr OF I. II, MaiIolA ~ Wa
sind.
.,.,,. 1.,,. c,,. of tI,o urovistoul Of the bill
i''I' ll aVlp I a., ..t 49, rrliof from the bur
arc Iouu ant W. L i,, t,p r,h,rir. Thc change m
u'l- lIul'I " III % t ~, ,,v h.rnHt ~ tho REGULAR
w. ,,,t d, M Ia, or hcnont 10 sailing YES
l,i,' ~ - .,iling vessel made n trip to for
Elm port oucr In year snc bal topav as much tonnage
tax "s If shr made hundred lo,ItH An ,.is v
nave 10 pay t"hU'Ee "nN l7l ' ~, ~. son ,,,rv
now nave I" pay !u,rr ",-,I ,,,.,t. u Nn,tb
ih'A i' ~ '...t..",., i.f..t,t. uut ,. ,,,.f,
~ trnl'h NnI.' wi W. IVY ~ ~, ,', ~ ,hs t,nu,.c
NJ me llN WIZ '' I'Il'u ". ' H,,,, ,n5.ts "A, tho
or nehI ull7t ul'N l'l '-' ' 49,. 49,, ,,,.t u,t
| tUuIn ln Whlfh Iu'' arc 'i" "Ut ~ y, u, ..''.t,
exceed n tine heg 'tNr, tine "T l"'t ~, '. i,,,,
ATOM fflI '' WV -. ti.s r,e rl,,ipr Of
, l,n a. n ny'' g,nf ,cc, ON thr inc ouns oi
and good 'hms. ~ tL' old I'" ~ >'''w', NV tl'pt
hoHl' to scute the '"Nfinn,n, I"1 lo'' ,lI m
tee lh ease pi hi, ~ "''' - "a - ,i ,, M n,n "a,
{" W"iH Hh' ul' r. uI t,iI io Ii.,t ,t.aI ,,lv
shr came TO- - II@ 49, ,,,,.. ia ,lis
DO lh' d,' ilN'. 3'. i.,I ,, ,t I,rl,tn "a sailing
thuL l, 'il4"' wv , En- ,..i,,. t,,. a. tlr
N,-tr' could GOV 20 'hW'' In Nl''' Nv, l''U' NV" a, a.,
fees lut uslp iio1 ui vtsfrIs t, II'k ''.I 49,"
the abolition oi tine h'elUt dn''' Vt u''- '"l 'I.''
owners u saves i'le 4" llc @Nol1 ~. COW, w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
SHOOTING HIMSELF IN PROSPECT PARK.

A pistol shot m Prospect Park near the . W IIinA
Yesterday. and lac saw a man sta-gcr ana idI ie"
iret from him. Several persons from the holcl OPP
po>ite ran out AMI lifted the man 70 ~ uR pos
lure The man was poorly dressed, MS haiI was
disordcrcd and there general look of dlNsl pa
ton about him. lie SAID he was Andrew l;;,hd Oh
NJ iy5 AtlauticaVe Brooklyn. OiIccr Kinney
SEM for al ambulance and the man Wa, taken 10
tbr Homeopathic Hospital. IL is thought hc can
NOT i've as the wound is in his head and the bullet
has probably lodged in the brain. man who Saw
The shooting said that Lind drew the pistol ii9m
his pocket placed the mullc 10 his head ana Gc-
lhoiatcy pulled the trigger II was learned az ms
home that Lind had been spree for two or three
weeks. and was crIzed by liquor. lie Is steve
dnrc but has neglected his work. lie Is hltF-sG
year. of age and has wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
GETTING READY FOR TIE CAMPAIGN.

hucrtiug of the Board of Excise was hcid al "
m Yesterday to enable the two lcmocr3li' Com
mis- ioucts Mc,,rs laughton and Mitchell; I" l'A'
nm e,rIy nam for Chicago. The recent conhihatl"l
"",inst Commissioners Morris. the Republican mem
ber has been made, apparently. IN order To- throw
The influence of the Excise Department ma ii\"l
tho ID ruocratic party at the coming cl'cllnu' b'
tnro commissioners ll1urhton aud Mitchell went
nv,av th,, granted licenses, i'm tIc face oi an ear
n,.t protest hy Mr Morris. TO some liquor 81, rs
who are said t. Zee influential Democratic p"uu''l
{" bcclcfs" bat who's" liquor store, nave n,'n I'-
por,lcd hy respectable pc pie as omortlon'hI' "n
many accounts. one oi the places ~ the H1u3I
stor,, nj 40 1l1 Last IVcutN tutd.si, formerly
Irnt Ly John Flood. l.lhridec l. G'n} mad' q
utntcs against the qr1utu' of hc'ufr to ," pIac'
not long ago and the tomms s'oncis refused nl tine
timr tn pi,rn license Now license for ihr place
10 given to Martin SadcL Another license WIS
r,t,tcl for Tine liuot store nt No. - lloWnllf 81,
nitbouph Police Captain Copeland of tine Nlhlh
Irrrin,t uulc u report that II bad hn| reputation
md oupnt not to bc licensed. Ahout Ntai Hln ihr
jinntd of Vriso passed resolution declaring mat
The Iiuuor stone at No. lIl licsici i. Kept ~
q Andy" Kelly. should not hc licensed u-1hl
u,utdrr,us assault had boon mad" M thr pll'r mon
Entgn,ut DELANEY. who m aCIi-dDicucc. k'll'd rat
,irk NrOovnu. notwithstanding that resolution,
which procured for thc boud SOME lWWIr com
tnrnd alton. the DpWucrutlc loWu'ss'n''' h!N'
ngnn hpcusol tbc place. nelly, hoVcvcr F NOT tine
present proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
BOUND AND GAGGED FOR EPILEPSY.

Or. Norton, of the Ncw-York llo ptal, hurried to
No 80 BaXtcr-st yesterday afternoon ~ response 10
mn ambulance call from the Sixth Precinct Nhcn
lc arrived he fount IN the centre of "a large crowd
n man securely bound to an awning post ON tho
gagged with piece of broomstic ok which stood out
IN either side of hi, head like small studingsail
Looms over him stood three biaWny patf0lmen
frou the Sixth Precinct with drawn clubs ready at
tbo slightest indication 20 p0unce on the uillor-
inmate being, who proved to be Charlie, Hayes. a
fogDcatoLer attached d wagon No. 10, Hayes had
Scen bjtten In the morning by dog lie went into
{ho store No 50 Baxtcr-st In the afternoon to buy
suit of clothes, and while there had iaiIcn IN IN
rpileptio At At once tho crowd, many OF whom
Knew of his being bitten, imagined that he had
been seized with hydrophobia and so niofmId inc
SSnne seonred him rendered him harmless, and sent
for the ambulance. Hayes was taken to tho New-
York Hospital aud was cared for. After low hours
80 reooyered and was sent home. lie gave hs name
70 the police as Michael Williams, OF No. az
Eo,tst. Az tue hospital, however he gave tho
hame Charles Hayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
RAILWAYS REGULATING PlLISS, I,

p,rav veyetate Perfectly Tastees, Elegantly - ~
the .yscm from diseases cure and prevent PrSssssts
hsnstv astion sold 6y prasgstsI 10 ca. a0ox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

For Cols sore Throat Inflammation " the uns l,iS
and Bowrls Rheumatism. Neuralgia fontlatht lii, -lH
pans an the Hack Ghost and Limbs. applied 90
formally. thirty to sixty drop, IN nay ,,,scs oei4
Fatuloncc Heartburn Diarrhna u, sntcIy sleepss1
bus sick Headache, Seasckncss, Nci'oh'usS, ,hanc
esq Malaria and all internal pains aIslhs i"" 49,
hlnl mn N NJ M nr mi her raIana 90 oNnts b0lllV,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

SAVING VESSELS THAT RAN ASHORE.
At the Office OF Pickering a. Co., agents for the
Gulf Of ST. Vincent. ashore at South Beach, j.; L.
a was said yesterday that there was still hope that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

The total appropriations made by the Board OIL
Estimate and Apportionmcnt for 1883 were T3O,-
G767N5 Thi, was reduced $1,000 900 Ivy the rev
enues OF the General Fund, kaylng Che amount to
bc raised by taxation T2N ,G761N1. FOR tnc pIcSeli
wear the total apprOp!I3tIouS were T3l,o1O.lOo Oo.
This was reduced - 0oO.000 by the revenues OF
the General Fund. aud further S2,G1> 2O2 - by
uucVpendod balances foI previous years covered
i"to HE Civ treasury leaving 500 36~, 1903 the
alnoIiut t. lee raj s,d hv taxation The rate ol TAXA
ou last wear wa, ~ 80 per 90. This year II VIII
be about 80 20 per 500 III consequence OF the III
ed vIluafilhS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
Whhgn II. T. Hughes, Of thc Wand oicam'hi
KILLED WHILE TRYING TO SAVE OTHERS

A collision occurred tho New York, west
shore ana Buffalo Railroad at Wccha ken yeStcr-
day morning he railroad officials are retlccni
regarding il. A passenger tram, drawn by engine
No IS. which was coming out of the eastern end OF
the tunnel, was run mo by drill engine No. ~;
Patrick Mahan, car inspector, was In the forward
end of the front passenger car looking ont ol me
window He saw that collision was inevitable,
hut thinking to break the force OF II he ran out on
the front platform and applied the brake. Inc
brave fellow lost his life III the effort for the loco
motive tender was forced back into the car ana he
was crushed among the debris. Mahan lived only
a few minutes but before he died he said that ms
object in runnngto the brake was 10 save the lives
of the passengers if possible. lie couId
have saved his own by running to the 0thcr
end of the car but that thought never occurred To-
HIM, Both locomotives were badly wrecked, ana
the forward car of each train was damaged. he
engineers and ircmen Of the trains escaped, aud 80
faI as could be learned other passengers were
injured.
TRIBUNr reporter was informed that the acct.
dent was caused 10y misplaced signal, the sig
nal being placed manner to Ihdi-
cate that the tunnel was clear. rom
another source the reporter learned that
the conductor of the train drawn by the dHll en-
zine should have waited for a message from the
tram dispatcher before attempting to 90 tlIongh
the Tunnel Mahan was twenty-five years OLD ana
unmarried His body, which was sh9ckingy
mutilaled. was taken to his home, No. 2Ol Willow
ST., HOboken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
THE Mc'CAULL-ARoNsOY TROUBLE.


The three Aronson brothers, Rudolph, Edward
and Albert accompanied by one or two friends,
walked into tine Jellcr on Market Police Court
about 1880 a. IN, yesterday. Justice klbicth
was ON the bench, and to him Rudolph AronsOn
told the pathetic tale of John McCaul savage on
slaught on Saturday night Mr.. AIonson
briefly recountcd the circumstances OF Tho
assault. according 20 his Wow OF the
matter. and his story in the man
failed with that which has already appeared III
TaE TRInUNr. Mr.. Aronson then asked for war
raut for Mr. McCualHs arrest on the charge 81 as
sauIt Justice Kibrcth immediately granted the
request and the warrant was duly made OUT ana
pui INTO the hands of OCer Curry Tor service no
officer was less fortunate than many people VINO
saw Mr. AlcCaull yesterday cOOlly walking about
the cIty according to his usual habit. ecaIcd AZ
MI MCCaulls house in West FOrty-secon dot, ana
at his office IN hc Mystic Flats. looked for nm at
eN Judge DtteuhoeicTs office, and also al some ol
the uptown sporting -hOusce. but without avail.
In the evening II was learned that an amlcablo
understanding had been arrived at. Tho warrant
was not 10 be served. but Mr.. McCaull was to meet
Mr. ArOns0n to-day at the police court, and the
case was to be tired. Rudolph Aronson said last
night:
have no desire 30 press MI McCan unnecessarily
merely want prevent recurrence 0f the d-gtSCelu
scene of saturday night. II was 10 that end that h
nj ed for the this morning, aud al hha ASK IL
that Sir au put under bonds 10 Keep the peace
am Justified, think. Ia askin! at least ths nuch' as
tho difference la physical strength apparent " AL
who X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

Pntrick 4. FOy, n No, y TrlnCe a., variety
performer in u }owcry theatre, entered Washing
ION lSquarc with couple Of compaI-
ions, yesterday, and while crossing
tho park net James llcnnessy. employed I'm
sweepinV tho pathway. IIcnncssy swept some
dust over Toy and one Of the men pulled him by
his mustache. llcnnessy aimed a blow at ms as
OH thc attack hit Hcuucssy on the left check with
fine fornlc. making hole through the check and
roof Of the mouth. llennessy fell to the ground
screaming with pain, and Toy was arrested. I'm The
Jefferson Market Police Court Foy was remanded.
At st. Vincent Hospital it was said that Hen
messy was suffering from paraIys- OF the left check
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
~ offrNDlNs AEEesTED AGAIY.

Larry Moore, ui No. 1bl Iruth-aNc" aud 6corR.
Wake OF 40. 52I Ilguth-tyc., were arrested on
sunday for attempting To force an entrance into
the butcher store of Thomas letter, nj No. 30N
West Thirty ninth-st Yesterday Justice kllbietl
held tLrm ion trla. in default of 5000 bait II
was SAID by the detectives that Moore and Walk,
are the men who on July p 1873. robbed tn,
house of Mr.. : irrr, ~ lhIry-iourth-st. For thai
offence they were sentenced TO five years in Tia,
state Prison.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-18

= Die vpbilab. Shines" enttpirft
folgenbes Bib bon Der gtotbIage Der
meiiten @bbofaten in philadelphia
Bon ben fiinf3ebnbunbert Mobofatem
bieier gtabt bat b66itens elm balbes(s)
Subenb elm groBes gintommen. Saus
fenb ber Mbbotaten berbienen niht iiber
$40 bic @ode, bic Sdlfte oabon melt
tueniger; man9e ni9t einnal $5. 8iele
leiben gdnali6en Mansel, baben nidt
einmal cine eigene Wobnung, ionbern
nur cine S9laffelIe, unb finb nidt i'm
Stanbe, regelmdBig .8oarb" gu beaabs
len. llria9e bieier Notblage 1T al=
nd9t bic grobe 3abl Der fi9 bieiem &C.
tperbe autpenbenoen perionen, unb bann
bic ielbif in bieiem @ei6dft auftretenee
Capitalization. @s finb mad unb mad
groBe gorporationen entftanben, bic
3ruif" f"sgompagnien, mel6e alle ges
luiini6ten &e6tssef6dfte beiorsen. unb
stpar melt biliger, als bic Nopofaten.
sic f6nnen bies tbun, ba fie ia iebr
biele Nuftrdge erbalten. 9lu6 1T bas
einffmals 10 getpinnbringenoe @eiddft
Der prhfung BON &e6tstiteln aufgrunb=
eigentbum fait gana in bic 9dnbe elmer
ein5igen Corporation iibergegangen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-18
geyas.

= Sn paris, 2amar Gountp, 1T
Sames $. 8lad, elmer Der anseiebens
iten unb beliebteiten 8iirger, ermprbet
tporben. 9ie 8etpobner baben $4,000
8elobnung fiir Die @rmittelung bes
MDrbers ausgeiebt.
= Capt. Sames y. Cabs traf am
II. it @albefon Elm unb purbe nit
groBem @ntbuliasmus empfangen.
= Ser Store bon Greer & Barrett
in @rapion County erbielt am 16. ben
gelu6 BON brei 1ltasfirten Mdnnern.
Barrett pur6e seatpungen, ben @elbz
f6ranf au 6ffnen, tporauf bic 8uri9en
Ben S9ranf rdumten uno nafoem 1ie
oem @igentbiilner au9 mod bic golbene
l1br unb &ette abgenommen, ii6 ent=
ferntett. = Mdbrenb bsrielben yfa6t
tpurbe Elm Gtnbru9 in BEN Store bon
pitts & pitts, Mount Calm, Dallas
gountn, peribt, tpDbei Die @inbre@er
$500 erbeuteten, unb enbli6 tpur6e in
GeqeDsbille ber @elbl6ranf Der ppits
office gefprengt, Der 800 unb poitmar=
ten i'm 8etrage BON $50 entbielt.
= Son 8ig Springs tpirb gemelbet,
baB cine 8anbe bon fiinfsig @biricabua>
Snoianer In prelibio County einen
&riessaug unternabmen, Scr. unb Mfrs.
porter auf ibrer Garm ermor6eten uno
brei &inoer in @efangeni9aft abfiibr=
ten. Son Sort Sabis aus baben ii6
Sruppen sll ibrer Serfolgung aufge=
madt.
- St ether 2aIterb6ble au Nuifin
tpurbe eine bebeutenbe Quantitdt feibes
ner 3euge aufgefun6en, bic bor mebrez
ren Wtonaten aus bem gafleman' f9en
Store Derf9manben.
= Gin feder Diebifabls @erlu9
tpurbe in Sullns Sumelenz@efddft in
Sort Wprtb unternDmmen. Wdbrenb
Der @Hens3eit, als fi9 nur elm @Ierf i'm
Store befanb, betraten 3tpei Mdnner
ben lebtern, um cine Srgel gu faufen.
Natiirli9 tponten fie ben Son berlelben
b6ren unb Der glerf muBte ibnen ettpas
boripielen. Wdbrenbbem betrat Elm
SpieBgeielle Der beiben anbern Mdnner
ben Store unb iu6te bic S9aufaften
gu pliinbern. Ser glert entbedte inoeB
bas 8orbaben uno bereitelte es.
= Die Mrbeiter Ser Central giienz
babn baben Bel Ylanp bic Bfoiten Der
Baltimore unb Obio Selegrapben gont>
panp mie6ergebduen.
= Sdmmtlife Sniai1en Der Sail in
Denton finb am Na6mittag bes Is.
ausgebro9en.
= Sn Waeo bat man bic Srau bes
@eorge Moore tpegen StraB Benraub bers
baftet.
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bon Seras tperoen fid) in ben lld9fen
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fertigt als Bel Ooung & Mrnolb,
242 Weit Commerce 9traBe. Man
iiber3euge fi6 bon BET Wabrbeit.
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