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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04
FRANK LANGSToN ACQUITTED.
A Verdict that Naturally Caused
Some Surprise.

The Jury In the case Of Frank Langston,
charged with the murder Of James Spencer,
after being out until 1910 o'clock last night
came In with verdict OF acquittaI.
There were about 90 persons present, and
when the verdict was announced there was
considerable surprise manifested by some,
while others started to applaud, but this was
promptly checked.
Mr.. Davis, OF the defendants counsel, said
that there was another indictment pending
against his client, charging him with assault
with intent to Kill Dennis Williams. He
thought II would be impossible TO convict In
the face OF tho verdict lust returned, and
probably the District Attorney would enter q
nolle pros. He asked THAT bail BIO fixed. He
did not think a large amount necessary, as
the defendant had returned here and stood his
trial for murder, and there was no danger OF
his running away.
dorse the statement that II was impossible to
convict, but admitted that tho case was bail.
able one
Judge Mac Author fixed the bail at $1,000,
and accepted the father as bondsman for the
con.
Tho accused was then discharged from GUS
tody, and both Minister Langston and his son
were engaged for some time IN receiving the
congratulations OF their friends on the result
OF the trial.
How the Jury stood.
When the jury retired and took their FIRST
ballot they found seven for acquittal, Messrs.
against. The seven, by $3.50 o'clock. had
swung the i've around to their way OF think
ing and made the verdict OF aequittal COM
plete.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04
CHESAPEAKE g. OHIO RAILWAY.

LEAVE B. q P. DEPOT, SIXTH AND b STS.
$40 o. m.-For all Way Stations and virginia
Springs, Lexington, KY, Louisville Cncln-
Sunday.
li:o5 a. m.-For williamsburg, Va. Newport
except Sunday.
$40 p. m.--For Louisville. Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Chicago, connecting for all points West
Northwest and Southwest, Fast Express
DAILY; does not stop for local business except
the Virginia Springs; through Pullman aery-
ice to Louisville and Cincinnati.
1910 d. m.-For all Way Stations and Virginia
Sunday.
For tickets and information apply at @. & O.
Railway office. 513 Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel, Va. Mid. Railway Office, COL
Pennbylvania ave. and ID. & r. station.
- II. w. FULLER,
O. w. SMITH, Gen. Pass. Agent
FRANK TRlGG, N. &C. Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04
BAL TIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
THE MoDEL FAST LINE AND THE owl,
LINE BETWEEN oNH
THE EAST AND TILE WEST.

THE MoDHL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
THE E EasT hbEETpw rEl q wrsr
DOUBLE T yIA oWTf4sHa aNSSS$S So,,., :,
Schedule p isal to take effect SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
Leave Washington from station corner n, No,
efsey sye rdo and street by Eastern Standard
daily st ao5 "A. M, io.I5 a. NJ, 1910 p NJ, With
above points, without change; 1o.iS S Ssrs 70
Chicago except Saturday. N''' W
daily 2 ~ to Pisbnrah, oieS Sna &c saa b M
troit, with Sleeping Cars 70 Pittsburgh. ''N D0'
A. M. daily, with Sleeper for Toledo, Via Wheel.
ng and Lake Erie r. II. w." "A''''
A. NJ daily except Sunday; 400 p NJ and II 1900 SO
nidaily with Parlor and Sleeping Car attached
SO 90 and icc Sn A. M days SGs e. 5
Az iSminute train), 40, $50, 100. SiO. 10 and
EoP Rat n e on IS Sundays go M
NJ on saRnaay SO A. mn Nh i Sne Mo and $40
For POM! sons on s. Y r. r.. 1918 Q, m. daily.
%I mere SMe4o''A. NJ 12lOP M. $40. 40. and
1 o dag ssseps su nnnSs ~
N. daily for principal stations on Metropolitan
cept Sunday, $40 ~ daily FOR Fredercf, $50 4.
na M; I9iS a.. M 44o PM. and 545 p NJ daily, ex-
For Hsserstown. 1o.i5A. NJ. and 5.45 P. M. daily
M, 225, $40 p. NJ. ~
From rom, New York and PhIladephla 255. $50 A
From Annapolis, $50 A. M, and /, so and 637P
M sunday 1910 A. M. 6.T P. M.
From Lexington, go. A. M, daily and 2I5PM
daily. except Sunday.
from Frederick and intermediate points, 82I
1000 A. M 2l5. 40 7. M. and 500 p. M daily.
cept Sunday; 500 +. M. daily from Point OF Rocks
i, Trains leave baltimore for Warrington at2 44O
$50, gag, 7.So, @ al0 and 1890 A. M I2i5, $50, &
40 .. 625, 100 and 10.15 p. NJ; on Sundays z
40 no. 0. $40 A. NJ. l30. 8. 625. 1880 and p. M
tion except 430 p. NJ. ~
For further information apply mt the Baltimore
Ohio Ticket Ohice, Warrington station 6iO and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth
street, where orders will be taken for baggage 10
W NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. off,, Baltimore. q. K.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04
THE MORNING NEWS.
Local ana General, Boiled Down
worked Over and Furnished Up


Local ana General, Boiled Down,
worked Over and Furnished UP
Fresh.
Oscar Wilde was married in London yes
tCrday.
Mrs. Emo, the wife of John G. Emo, the
fugitive banker, is critically Ill.
The rebels again attacked Suakim on
Monday night, but were repulsed.
Precautions against possible dynamite
explosions are being taken In sydney, N. $. W.
Kit Carson Post, No. 9, G. A. R., meets
tomorrow night to perfect arrangements for
It's trip to Brooklyn.
The suit of the Potomac Steamboat Com
pany ageinst George L. Sheriff, claiming ST.,
600 damages, has been discontinued.
The alarms of fire last night from boxes
IS and 621 were caused by slight fires at 001
street and one beyond Mt. 0livet Cemetery.
The annual picnic and fete champetre of
tho "UDion Fraternalle dc 10 Langue Fran
caise" was hold at Guethler's Park, in East
Washington, last night.
Ferdinand Ward, accompanied by deputy
sheriff, visited Delmonico's Monday, and dined.
He was away from jail 80 long that Il was 70.
ported that he had escaped.
DR.. William Pepper has been elected to
the professorship OF theory and practice of
medicine In the University OF Pennsylvania,
TO succeed DR.. Alfred Stille, resigned.
Meade Post No. 8, Grand Army of tho
Republic, with their friends, had an enjoyable
social gathering at their hall last night and
several songs, recitations and speeches were
rendered.
DR.. Charles Allen was elected by tho
Homeopathic Medical Society, last night, TO
represent tho society at the National Uomoo.
pathic Institute, to DO held at Deer Park, on
the 18th instant.
The Arthur Rifle Cadets are holding
strawberry festival ut their armory, corner OF
Twenty.second street and Pennsylvania av-
enue. The rooms are tastefully decorated and
the young soldiers and bovy OF young misses
manner.
At the session Of tho Masonic Grand
Lodge In New York yesterday, Grand Master
Timmons referred In scathing terms to the
formation In New York OF a German society
calling Itself Masonic, and called upon the
Grand Lodge TO set the seal OF It's condemna.
ton upon II.
The United States Electric.L Light Com
pany held Its regular meeting yesterday and
cent. 10 July /, but the treasurer was notified
to make payments OF dividends on and after
June 10. Mr.. NJ. @. Emery was elected to
membership.
The Marine Band will render the follow.
Ing programme Mt the East Capitol grounds
this evening: March, "Globe aud Eagle"
Sousa; selection, "Falka," Cnassaign; valse,
,"Hunter's Song" ooote; song, "Must We Then
"Carmen," Bizet; polka, "Bonne Chance"
Godfreyi galop, "The indian MAIL" La
mothe.
Mr.. Fred G. Marean, of Bateman & Co. s
banking house, and Miss Cortnna Helm were
united in matrimony by Rev. DR.. Gardner at
the Mount Vernon Place M. Il. Church last
night about $50 O'clock. The usherasve
Ne s1qSs saSisil fas ans
Mr.. and Mrs. Mareq& ksse last night on
Northern bridal topx4y
CABINET. sI1Esh ot6grnphs, only $3.50 per
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04
The Equitable Cooperative Rpffd.
Ing Association. 81

Tho Equitable Will hold It's httYssixth meet
Ing tonight at Marini's Hall, Estreet. Shares
may be taken and paymentssiiiade in the Sow
u. m. TO A 80 p. M, at INC ONCE Of the secre.
tary. Shares are " 20 per month, $1,000 IN
full advanced on atch share. Pamphlets ex-
planning tho ohtBct OF the association and Its
advantages, etcs are furnished upon applica.
ton. II Yln be found that the association
furnishesthe best method for making regu.
lar monthly savings, and the best way to pay
for sfpfoperty and TO pay on mortgages.
Thomas somervllle, president; John Joy Ed
son, secretary, OH + street northwest.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04

A traveller who came in on the Baltimore &
Potomac Railroad yesterday was hopping
mad. His trunk had burst open and exposed
cussed, because he had not had the trunk
more than n month. But he was soon In q
good humor again, for he took friends ad.
vice and went to Kneessps, 425 Seventh street,
where he got decent trunk and satchel for O
decent prfce.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04

Just received, a Urge assorrnient OF Langtry
and single bangs Dad Waves OF all styles and
shades. Our lonRqntr braids we sell at 81,
and hair bsStdS dfeS in ali shades. BeiIch Ssn
Der GQldetf Hair Wash. MRS. 8. HELLER,
..ss1, 6O6Ninth street northwest,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTA uI,ISHED AUQu9T 1873
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin Issued from tho Signal
ONCE to-day says;
Warm and partly cloudy weather will pre-.
vail In the southern portion Of tho MI idle At.
l0ntic States and in the South Atlantic state
on Thursday, with local showers.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04
No directions Went with IL.

New York journal.
Jersey COW has been sold In New York city
for $4,000. 1t was bought by an association OF
dairymen rs an advertisement but as yet no
one has been found who can milk thea0atfous
creature. .,.asatN
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04

One OF tho leading physicians jasxs6tdon
has Just written O. long arttclesf6fT medical
magazine on the question ff<H6w to dress the
boys. He takes strQYassgfound IN favor OF
light, airy suits fDrsdinmer, such as are kept
by d. Roblpsou 4 Co., 900 Pennsylvania ave-
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04
FESTIVAL of the Arthur RIFE Corps.

The Arthur Rifle Corps Will continue their
festival tonight at their Armory, Twenty
second street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west. They will remove TO their new armory,
corner of Eighth and streets northwest, next
Saturday.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04
vainIy Listening for the summons.

OIHtIIlHII EnQuIftr,
II John Logan is In America at this writing
he 10 keeping very quiet. And the same may
be said OF Mr.. Edmunds.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04
"AIAesneyDaaFy'' wagons"

Fresh AlddrdSNDdtter, cnurned every morn
Ing and delA|5tbd In "a ID "Ward" prints, 40c,
per eAfSd cottage cheese, bnttormilk and
e~Oot milk, &c, per at. Dream loo. per pint,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04
The Blind Orator..s6s

Judge West, the blind orasok0f Ohio, Will
nominate Blaine at thexuhfcago Convention.
The Judge is an ahlgfhian and said TO BIO one
OF the most elQau6ht In the country. Before
beginning tBForation he should take a small
drink Iefthat excellent brand OF whisky kept
bYu1sffies Tharp, S1S street.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04
Furniture, ga4Ress'and Mating.

Baby carriaga&11id on easy weekly or
monthly llAlafifpbnb at Smiths, No. 4l3 New
Jersey. sHsenue Northwest. The cheapest In.
etaAfment housefn the city.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-04

Atsshe international shooting match at
chicago, out OF possible 100, the score stood
as follows: Exeter Team, N. H., 90, which won
land, Ohio, 60; chicago Gun Club and wor-
cester (Mass.) Club, each SO; Bradford Gun
Club, Bradford, Pa, aud Cincinnati Gun Club,
each ID, and tho Capital City Gun Club, this
city, so, the seven other clubs making scores
heln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-15
9Deiteres Iber raS WOrmoaeus
WdfIafre In Eennefee,

RafbutlIe, 3euu., IA. IuguIf.-Gtus
3epeIdls aus @eutreotIe melSet gBettsre5
iibsr 6a6 bereits gemeloets DIoru1Oueas Ut7i=
IoFre 6urdl Dlasftrte In 9epts @ouute am
SpuntGg friib. Die Iugretfer nareH 40
Wanu an Der !3abl. Dtet3ebn osrIeIbeu grtf.
fen bas SauS Wartin @onbor's an, IN mel
dem cine 0iormouen Seriammluug i'm
@augg mar. Ills Ole Ebiire auiss6ro1su
puroe, trat &ouoGr ben @tu6rtugliugea nit
ether S6rOtfiute entgegen. Bet Dem Serz
inhe, tbu 81 eutpanHeu, erhielt elmer Der
Au9rsifer etuen StO6 nit osm @smebre,
tpslher ietue Wlasfe 81 SoOen i1Ieubarte,
ebsr In hemitlben Gugsnblide idofen er 10
ruubI, tpie eiuer istner @efdbrteu auf ben
uu9IddIideu &OHbOr, 10 baB olsier toot 3u
Sootn ftiir3te.
Gu gIettber 3eit feusrte etue an6ere Nbs
ttetluug NGuuer auf ben ROrmoneu. HeItez
fen @tbts, neIfer fA btuter Der Satttu
9Onbcr's perfedt bate, t0Otete ibu uu0 per
muneete SUau CONDOR i6per on Der 9iifte.
g8siterbtu idOB bic 8aubs aHf ben btater
stuem Bette perfsdteu Ieltsfeu Ssrrg, ugo
aud 6teIer fdn6 auf Der 9tells istueu Sob.
Sin ortttsr Woruouer'Ge!tefer fld9tete ftD
burh bic Siuterthiire, ietne Serfolger iauo'
ten ibm cine au3abI fugelu uG4, a5sr man
muBte ;uuddff ntHt, oh er ietuen Goo
fano obsr suttommsu mar. @rff, ais nd bic
Wornousu am Rontag Dteber beruus nag
ten, fnnS man aud tbu als 0eidls Dor. ais
bic 0IaaItrteu mad @rmOrbuHg gsrrp's bas
Snus oerlufsu MOLTEN, rpurbe etusr bon
ibueu, Rameus Daoe 9tuiou, BON s. 81.
SubiuR eridOiieu, aber uumttteIblr barauf
srbtslt aud bteier 3wet &ehpOfeu In ben
Rrpf. gnbIta ift uub nod Sns @erlht oer'
brettst, boB Elm pierter 4sltetsr, melher
psrmiBt tptrb, tobt aufgefuuoeu tporbeu Ia.
Die RormonersIs sIsItelsa gebsu an, bnB its
birett BON Utah seidtft wOrbeu tparsu, um
GCrperttteu su MAIDEN uub SemstHoeu 81
ariineen.
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eitth a9itAsu,s @rmorbune.

5pcumore, Sus., IA. 4uguh.
grftri9e &rmorbuHg Sitt1 Ritqeu's, Der
17idbrtgsn EOdter bes bret Rsileu Dsitlta
uon bier nobusnbeu SarmerS $. Nttdsu,
6urd 9outs Saelor, siuen 4ferfus1t, per
utinGt ungebeure &ufrsguug in Der gau;eu
@egeRb. Rittu's @lteru DareH gefera mad
BEN Rittagaeheu BON ihrer 6arm mad bic
flyer Staot sefomuleu uub butten oas Gfdoz
den nit benz In Der ytGbe bee Sauies urbet'
ten6eu Eu1ler nuetn gelu6eu. Iltcs Seu=
mis-, Die Godter zines ga9bars, iouts ben
NaGuittag nit Rtttp Derbrtuaen, Al3 4ltce
unInu9ts, faub fie 81 threm S6reden, baB
Ritin etns Qeife mar, NIB oaB ibre flet6er
bon TopIor, psIGer augeuiheiuli9 eiueu
Sarin1 ;ur Sergspalttguug oeS Ytdbdeus
gsmadt, auge3iiRoet mOtoeu pareu. 3ust.
bunbert RaHu bradeu iOiort 3uE Berfol'
erna hss GsEbrsGers auf uuO fGHoeH tbn
itliebli@ am ufer etues Sa4ss. SapIor
lief, als er bte Berfolger heraunabeu iaS, Ia
ba8 gpafer uu6 t0otete fid1 burh etuen Bts
ifOleRihnB in ben Ropf. @r rpIr6e Gls 2et3e
aus benz gFGIier ge3Ogeu. Die SHUTTER 6es
etmOrbeteu gidb1sus III Dor Summer HHo
S6rtdeu pabufnnta gemorben.
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Ser GcnDeut Der amerifauii@en
RnnFierh.

Sarutogu, R.,Y., IA. 4uguf. -
Der Content Der amsrtfantihan S1uttecs
trat nm 10 u6r As Uiuuten beute BOrmtts
tag mteber 3uiammeu. Der Borf5er, pr.
Sage, etflarte, bas erfs @eihdft befebe tn
benz Bertht De- Tomiuationss Counties, mel
der Johann eingeretdlt nab au9euommen
nurbe. Die ermdblteu Seamteu fiuO NIT
neutqen 4uenabmeu bte nGmltdsu, tpte TN
lsbtsn Sabre. georg @. Zoe, Brdf1eut
Der ,MGbunfS Rationalbanf" BON gtem'
g)orf, nurbe ;um 8oritBer oeS GreiuttU 60
MITES ernaunt. s. 8. y. S0eu aus Obi
caao perlos cine lauge abbau6lupg iiber bQs
,2ouoonGr BGulters Suftttut, 6efen o.
ihttte, Srgautiatton uuo 9el4dttsmetboz
Sen. Ser &ouoeut bei6lOs oauu, etneu
3netgusrein III ariiuveu, oetien YtttglteOer
Associate Members" Geuauut meroen lOi'
len. 4le Bsri0ueu, nelf'e ui1t meutaer,
ale fiinf Sabre tE siuer Saut auaeffeut F1o
uuo gtus YrIfuug iiber aue 5um SauLwsian
qstOrigsu &suu;niiie befsbeu tOnueu, ttuo
als GiitQlie0sr bes 8eretHS 5uldittg. Gin
GTeisr &ouitts Dur0e ernauHt, pU oeu Bl1n
iiir bic SrgGuiIgttou 6ca 3Wet9UeretuS 81
oeroC[lfGnoqeu uub bem @rttutio '&omtte
3u telbreiten. Qr. SEQ SOgHe aus gtout'
real halt stusu SDrtrug iibsr bas SautDe
len GuQlan0'S unO @auapa I'M SerBletUe
III teuiluiQau Der Ser. Stauten mo Or.
gRtutam3 etnen aHbereH iibet Bluisrotts,
Iete. Gu6erbsm murbsn 8oItrdgs aeblltsH
oom Ridter Boiau6 ans SsCmout ibrr Die
9ottaI'ide 8efuubiruuqsbiE, uOu u Obsru.
bolf aus Rauias burd9 BeDi, 6. Bliqbt aus
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njrn's, buud Daniel 3rOp aus 9fsu>Ufertto
i6er erE0btc 2Ee6iel Il. {. 10. Ssruer muros
etue qroBe &n3ahl Srtsls oon Jt'tgIlsosru
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sure &abtIbtprr6su n.

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fir Gurab BfrubnrOt.
- BrdFbsnt Grs6p Don 6rauIrsta BAT ft5
mad benz Sura bsgsbsu.
- Gdnf3sbubuubsrt frau30iiids S6arf.
iGiissu pur6eH geferu tn 4Igtsr mad Gong
tin stugei6ifit.
- Die SeriammluuQeu unb umlige 6et
sSeilsarmss" in bsr S6neij ieusu isst ab'
iOlut oerbotsu Dsr6eu.
Der irnujoFi5e Senat na5m gs1sru
NIT 179 gsgsu l Stimme BITE Bsrwiliguug
BON 100000 6rcs. fir bic Nu5Babeu be5
6eIb3ugs In Dinbaaastar ar.
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GpGil ur6 glat b. 8. bon Der Aoutst1 itnfr
5niu 0ufs S4m:dsI3aite1e empiaH9su
uOr6su istn.
Smalts Saijiugsr, bic oerlior5sns
SGauipisltriu. murbe 00rgeftsrH IN 8tsu
inter GROCER BstbstIiguug 5sgrabeu. 9ir
9rOuprtBs Don Osil:std uuo istns 9fna9lIa
idtdtsn Srduse.
- Gin TrisbsnsriGtsr, g!3msns 6oqls,t
Dublin, ptltsr in bic GOEHWau'i9s Samu5
Qs6i6ts pelmidslt mar, iit aus lsnsC St1ot
tuiflohsu. GENE Bsiouuug ole 6.tGbeue
rtGter ia unuuuirt Dorosn.
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ihafieu beuotrittigt, boB 'r tdRIug5tl
onfntt uouoiIite iGbr'tht aoutratts lly
8et0rbtruDa Der BOf'aleu unu QHteuStcnu
uGt Rsp. gcIt Ib!isssu ptr0.
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GtebmdrFte.

@btcGgo, IA. aus.-9dUsins: .3uz
fubr II, ,OO0, 8erIsn6ung 1000 5tiid; Bretie
uortirten 3mtI6eu s. 80 uuO So G0.-Rtu0a
ots6: 3ufubr 1000, Ssrieuoung $500 Stid;
BrstIe uartirtsn spiidsu 50. rs unb $685.
gdoufs: 3ufubr 1000, SsrisuOuHS isjue;
Ereiie purtjrteu sptideu $3.50 uuo 400.
CT. Qoute, IA. Nuguf. - Shmetue:
3ufubr 5000, Ssrisubuna 1850; Pretie part
irtsu 3mil6su $3.50 uno $6.45.-8tuouts5 ::
3uiubr 1860, SeEienouuQ $50; Prsiie part
irten ,Uii&en 1926 uub S. 15. - Sdaaie:
3ufubr 1900, Serisnouug 400; Bretie 0art'
trtcn 3piitsu $3.50 unb 81 so.
gQfi z2tbertp, Bsuui., ben IA. &ua.
-8IinboisE: 2ufubr 100. SsrienOuug $50;
Brelis Dartirten 3,Dtidsn S475 unb S6.75.-
Sdmetus: 3uiubr 1900, 8srieubuus 1000;
Bretie paritrten Imtidsu $3.50 uHo $6.4O.-
SGGafe: 3Hfubr 5000. Berieubuug 1000;
Bretis barttrtsu antiden $500 uuo $475.
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geem. tslegrapBiidIe Segeidagw,



Die am RtuuetOnia. See in WiuueIota
tageube g@eisui6ait Der Esuushse armee"
ermGblte gefieru idmmtlt1e alte Seamte
auHs gieUe.
- 8ns &OugrEB @omite, nsldes in Daps
ton, ObtO, eiue lluteriu&uug uber bic Serz
maituug Der 6Orttgeu aSOlOateu pe!mat4"
iiibrte, bot I'D uOrgefeIn Uartu8t.
- 8as rspu5lifautide Staats gOmtts
Don QrfGnias bat eiu UOuss Staat5.GJdet
nit Sru. &bOmas Sols8 ais 8ouDeEusurs.
SuuOtbatsu an Osr SpiBe aufgsfelt.
- 8r. gla9borue BON Der 8auossilotts,
peI4er Die llepeIlebsBOcu 0sr @rssl9s@Lpss
bition bebanoClt, srfldrt, bteIslbeu muC9eu
btruen Sur3em mtsesr uOIfdHOtg beCgefttQt
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- Su &idmoub, Strg., Babsu bic Ia
bGdebdGAlsr gBJeu & 6Iest uu0 g. y.
6amaa, &igsnibImer elmer SQgemltle,
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gtu uabt3u $50, eco.
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Ystt etagu &ouueut II &blrlottsfU,us UaO
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ptsIbidOi. gsh0Ilge 6Eugen. Gte SsriaAm
lang NITRO altl Sage 0Gue.u.
- Der gEabufnuige TiegsraIO uuo Der
Mdytsr SGG, regI4er osm &rlsren CUR 55Iu4t
aus Der Serbradsr 3rreuauftalt 3u Qnburu,
u. y, oartaif, fiuh eiuqeiaugcu Doroea.
Gan murbe ben @gCBgei9morcuea iibsrp!e
isg.
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ia8, BrdFb;ntiGGfte Saubioat Der Bro9,b
ttuujFgu bielt gaftsrn getsgsutltcA e!n"5
,,Gaup Nleettugs" rabe 6oueRer, u. O.,
st1e J}soe lber bGS gafteG bs8 Trtui'us uuo
0uiudte, bug3ulegsu, 6aB bic prohibitions
frage bic etn3tge srmabaeu5psrtbe tissue"
tn Der gegenmdrttggu &Ompa8us fat.
- 8ts gtsp 2DOrtcr SeHer 8erTderuugs.
@eisuituitep baber stueu ageuteu uad
Btttaburg geidtdt, nm f9 iiber bic Berz
msuoung bss ban oortsggu Saslueueu elt.
frGmenosn grbgniss ju 6et3uugs;uedsa in
gGobubdnifrn uEo bte btsrburd eutfa5albs
gerQr0Beruug ber B2u2rageiabr, rep, bss
Gtiilos oer Qualification, 81 uuterrjalea.
49, Su Pbila6el5bta bot eiue SOrouer8,
lInttriudunq Grgebeu, baB Brau Sole R'rd.
letu, bsreu geiGe man Dor etItaeH &agen
OFF ether Ieereu BaufeUe falo, an etuem
biruidIag farb un6 ntht et1er 9apalttaat
3um Gpfsr fisI. Die finf iuugeu 4lduuer,
bic fi6 fur3 Uor bau To0e Ser uugIid.t9su
In oereu @esuidaft bsfaubsu uuO pslde
asfsru oerbaitet purOeu, fuO pIs6sr eutlai
Zen mOrbtu.
- 8Gbrau6 bss 6emOirattideu YattoBnl
&onusuts In Chicago ruurbeu mebrere 81
enbabupdis, ionts ueli4teosue DtamantsH
unb anbere S9mudiaden aus BEN 3tHner
bes gdtb. gB. g9. 8arnum TN DBalmer-
Sonic" gtffoblen. Gtn als auDdrter tn
6em Sotel augefeutsr Snabe tf nun ulS 6sg
8ieb uerbaftst tporosn, unb etn Sbstl be5
gefobIsneu &tGeltbnms pur6e bet tbm 0Or'
gefun6en.
- 8unbesieuotor gogan fam geaern "a
@atsrtOpu, u. y, on. Auf bsm Begs
bortbin bieit er on usridie6eneu StatiOutn
tur3e Rebeu. Su g8atertopu nuroe bean
Senatur unb isinen Ssglsttsru siu brtlIau=
tsr @mpfaug 3u Tbetl. Sin SaIut Durbs
nbgefeusrt, uub u3ug e5fOrttrte bic 9dsu
id]aft nod ein,m Bafisuiaale Der Wtili}, mo
stue 8srinmmIung gebaltsu uuO uecidtsbsue
msitere Rebeu pom Stapel gslafeu muryeu.
I'm llbr Rndmittags reifeu Seuator 90.
gan uub Bsgleiter mad ben Eauienb Ju
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Neiultat peS SCpSer'fAen Wcrbs
pEpseiIeS.

Btttsbura Beuui., Il. Guguf. f.-4.
SO. Rotuier, melGer Hntsr Der Gntloge,
Sbnbtnb 9apmater pabrsnO bes Qulrubrs
mn ben Ssfis Der @nsqusls 3u Rurraps'
ptGe etmOrbst Su baben, bier Dor 9ert9t
ffaub. tpuroe beut: nes Morbss I'm ;uetteu
@ra6t iibsrfiibrt. Der &idter bebtelt fi4
ba8 llrtbeil Dor. Iuf AppIitnttou Der IN
m6lte Der iibrtgen aupetIasteu - DltItou
Befon's aus Chicago, S5srit Slatelp's aus
Bittsburg nu6 pter Iubsrsr r-puroe bereu
Brc3sE banu bis 3um Sspterbertermiu Der.
Iduben. 9te Strnfe fir Rosu IN 3usiteu
@rate bsfsbt in 10 Sabrsu 3udtbaus.-
EOoisr ptrb pabri6etuIt6 stueu uausu
Rrn.tE fnr0prfl
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Ser Observation-Disclosures in
Cspffid

soma &ttn, Soma, IA. 4uguf. Dte
Birger Der Staot psrlebteu etHe ii5srau5
unrubi8e Na6t nat ben gsfrtgen Scsueu,
b. b. nod BEN StrnBeu Augrtfie auf bic
3sugen In ben BrOjsiieu gegeu bic Spict.
tuoieubdu6Isr. Su5wii4en beUaheu Sps
3tul TOIt3tfsn bte StGot 9aftbefsbIe nut
ben noi wabreuS Der Rad)t aegen Die 5i5=
rtr Der uufriibrerti4eu Wiuffe oussefeQt
aber nit SidFGt uuf bic erregte Sttmmuug
otr 8iirger hat man bisher a6ftaHb oluou
geuommeu, 6te Ssrbaitaugeu rutrtitd Uor=
.uns shr1pu