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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06
ObaequIss.

The funeral of Miss Sarah Weaver,
who died in this city Wednesday after.
noon, took place at the Presbyterian
church at 10 o'clock Friday, t b
pastor, Rev. ]. F. Hendy, conducting
the services. The remains were con-
Veyed to Msplewood cemetery for inter,
ment. q very large cortege of relatives
and friends being pre- cot to chow their
last testimonial of respect to the de-
parted. John Bay, s. r. Hall, N. B.
Ireland, Geo. Frederick, d. G. McMur-
trie aud Coke Watson acted as pail
bearers. The immediate relatives and
friends OF the deceased have the kindesI
sympsthies of oil in this sad hour of be-
reavement.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06

Grand Master J. Jay Buck Yesterday
remitted 800 to each of the secretaries
OF the Masonic Grand Lodges of Illinois,
Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and West Vir'
GINA. These Sums had been appropri.
ated ~ the recent session II the Grand
Lodge at Lawrence to aid the sufferers
rendered destitute by the recent food,
It was not limit 10 the craft.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs Napes entertained few
friends at their residence on Coal creek
Friday evening. Alter spending short
time In conversation, bountiiul supper
was served, after which the evening was
spent in PLAYING gamer, etc. The COM
panT broke mp At 10 O'Clock, after enjoy.
ing g very deliQhiful evening.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06
Weashar IndIoaeisas,

WAsHMsToE, D. c., Feb. 93-Fer he
blissourI VALLEY: Clearing weather;
Bortherly tn westerly winds; higher baE.
omeaer; slight changes IN temperature
during Saturday. followed by risire
tempefasure On Sunday.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06

DR.. Prices Special Flavorin2 Elk.
tracts are made from the fruit, and have
their grateful, agreeable taste. without
the turpenllne odor which Is observed in
those extracts usually sold, made from
poisonous oils, acids. and taste sharpen
"A bV cayenne pepper We advise those
who wish choice, pure favors, to buy
Dr.. Prices.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06
FRIDAY, Feb. 90


The bakery bushes under the man
agement of Mrs. Andrew Fessler, has
grown from a few loaves day to 200 OF
500 week. They now have regular
old fashioned out oven and ind the pro-
ducts Of their oven in good demand.
8. II. Bell is shipping corn.
Peter Rush will move his blacksmith
shop on the lots south OF his dwelling
to give room for the building of the new
hotel.
Lesh Bros. are opening up large
stock Of gents clothing and furnishing
goods.
Those that have no dngs to 60 mad
carry clubs to protect themselves with
Those who do. carry black eyee.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06
RaiIraad CoII,a,on.

PTTTsBURe. Pa, March 1.-Two
reight trains on the Pan Handle rail
road collided near BOwerstoWn, Ohio
last night. Wrecking both engines and q
number Of ears and killing about seven.
~. i've sheep. The train men escaped
1ninjured.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06

Cottonwood Falls Leader: While in
Emporia last Friday We took occasion to
visit the NEws ONCE TO see their new
press and folder at work. The press Is
large cylinder CottrelI and works as
noisslesslY as q thermometer and with
equal regularity. It's beauty. The
folding machine Is one of the latest I'M
proved, and a most Interesting piece OF
machinery. Bpth press and folder are
driven by water power, the water being
supplied through an inch pipe. A
large number of ladies and gentlemen
were present to witness the machine in
operation. 1t was a regular vesperine
performances.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06

A lady at one OF our hotels last night
who desired TO leave On the carly train
this morning. got mp ut about midnight,
arranged her toilet and descended TO the
sitting room with her valises, etc u find
every one fast asletp She of course
awokeihe whole house explaining how
IL was. AMI that she must have dreamed
that It was morning. The boarders, aftrI
rendering her q vote Of thanks, ~ again
sank into The arms of morpheus.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06

We are sorry To learn Of the death,
Thursday, of Miss Clare, OIL
est daughter of Mr.. A. s. Cbilders, re-
siding on Plumb creek, about I'VE miles
northeast Of the city.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06
The AMRR.CUs NRW>
sDIrFD By BURIOw
THURSDAY, Feb

THURSDAY, Feb. %.
The contract for the erection of the
new hotel Is let to John bennington and
c F. Conklin.
A. w. Howard has returned from
EmporIa. He says he will not return
but expects to go to Chicago in a couple
of weeks.
The citizens OF Americas met in
Butler s. Anderson's Office yesterday to
discuss the railway matter. Two OF
three committeeman were appointed to
look after the different roads which
might be obtained at this point and con
fer with the authorities In regard to
what ever propositions they may see I'll
to make, and report the same TO the
chairman Oi::the meeting.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06

Marriage licenses were issued Saiur-
day TO Jas. NJ. PeaTsaiI and Della
Davidson of Imports, and to Everett L.
Hines of Center io~nship, and Mary E.
Harria. Of Emrorla.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06

Dec, rative AIT. Explicit directions
for every use are given with the Diamond
Dyes. Fur dyeing mcsses, grasses, eggs,
hair, etc Zoe Druggists keep them.
Wells, Richardson q Co, Burlington,
VT
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06
Wae.n warha Rurna.a

SOUTH BEND, Ind, March 1.-THE
South Bend wagon works at Mishawa.
ka were totally destroyed by Ore yester.
day. They were owned by A c. Baker
q Sons. Loss $25. 600; insurance Ga,
OOQ.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06

A representative OF The NEWS In
teiviewed several commercial travel
ers. and without one dissenting voice
Emporia was pronounced the best and
most wide awake city in the State, west
of Topeka. Our merchants have good
credit, because they pay promptly, and
. better class OF goods Is sold here than
In any city in the State. A representa-
tive Of Boston shoe house said: "Why
I find no demand for the shoes have
Just sold one Of your merchants, except
IN large cities" But, then, Emporians
always were rather proud of their I'M
Outstanding
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06

There are now seventeen prisoners In
the county jail and this number will
likely be increased before the close OF
the March term Of court.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06
TAkinR tt akrasehf.

PoEELAHD. Ne, March La straight
Greenback stste convention has bsen
called 70 meet Ct Augusta April srd, "a
selecl dsieRstes 70 the national conves,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06
A TERRIBLE FATE.


John c Holmes Also sastains PaanSul
Injuries and Very Narrowly Escapes
with His Life
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06

Col. J. N. Steele has sold eighty acres
OF his quarter section west Of the City to
H. n. PoOrman, for s., 200.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06
oHAlproN CABINET CRnA1rERY

Az 9FSe4 Silver
Ae1al - FReyaae9aa
Ezhlhl910as G1ozDh,
Onl.s sept ISE
EfBfRrem1umaDd Nd
q, Tor8nto Industrial LIZ
hsb1t3cn, Tofonto. Cooap
a. SGptom6ET, -
Has fakeH the 4fss pfes
mimi 81 TIE 6Eaee Eel1A
nearly every Woetofl
STATE. RasaS tha U171
cream Hish 1eaSs labSE.
Hfke1 the best butter.
II Dade OF the hesf NJ,
h uBe. AL Gee1 fcg &c
: Illustrated caze1i1Ez-
- Rcuesk8 19E1s We.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06
Full Details OF the MoIaaeheIy ARnI1
n Related by M. Holmes and

An extra Issued from this Office Friday
evening contained in brief the intelli-
Rence of the shocking death of Hon.
Michael MaloneV, who was run over by
the cars between Commercial and Mer-
chants streets At abcut Z O'Clock p. m,
and instantly killed. The deceased had
been to Topeka, attending a meeting Of
the state board of charities. of which he
was q member. and vas returning TO his
home in this city when he was Overtaken
by the
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06

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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06
miscellaneous.


). j. EVANS,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Real Estate, Loan,
II Insurance and Collecting agent.
Hartford. Lyon county. Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06
FRIGHTFuL FATE

which terminated HIS life. The train
vas between two and three hours late, and
it was quite dark when 1t pulled into
this place. Being desirous OF avoiding
all possible delsy In ipining his family,
Mr.. MAioney suggested to Mr.
Holmes. who had accompanied him
from Topeka, that they get of the train
at the old depot. They took positions
on the platforms of two cars nearly in
the middle of the train, Mr.. Mslnney
standing on the re.r platform of one
car, and Mr. Holmes on the front plat
form Of the adjoining car. According
70 the story of the latter, Mr.. Maloney
stepped with his left foot upon the long
platform south of the freight depot be'
tween Commercial and Merchants sireet
and falling to let go the railing of the
car was
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-06

u. o. Gk1NNELLs j. FL
A NERVOUS, KANSAS. Real Estate and
ACollectIon Agent. Once third door, east
cor. Broadway and Maine. Correspondence
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-05-31

desperate Battle With a Negro Murderer
In Baltimore-An Equally Determined
Negro Effects his Capture, But Loses his
Life in Doing So.
BALTIMoRE, Nd, May A.
Ahght took place in South Baltimore yes.
terday, in which about fifteen white and
colored men took part, and which re-
suited in three men being shot, two of
them fatally. Robert Campbell (coIored)
was working in the Carroll brick-yard on
Washington street when Charles Sesco
(colored) stole up behind him with pfs-
tol in each hand and simultaneously dis
charged both weapons at him. One bull
let went through the shoulder and the
other lodged in his arm. The men had
previously quarreled about a woman.
The act was witnessed by a number
OF white men, who, seeing
Campbell fall, supposed he was dead and
proceeded to arrest Sesco. The latter
with one pistol between his teeth and one
in each hand retreated backward, warn
ing them not to follow. The white men,
about twelve in all, armed themselves
UANAA Nl0IO3 et1AA wv Va G4lCtL uuulUGT pro-
duced pistols. Seeing them following,
Sesco fred repeatedly, and a running
fight for several squares took place,
causing pedestrians to scatter in great
hurry. Finally al colored man named
James johnson, who had Joined in the
pursuit, succeeded in graphing with
Sesco, receiving ball through
his shoulder as he did SO.
Sesco fired his weapons with great
rapidity, and the twenty-one shots in
them were soon flying in every direction.
johnson and the fugitive rolled over so
rapidly on the pavement that the crowd |
did not dare interfere. johnson received |
another bullet through the abdomen,
which will prove fatal, When all of |
Secso's bullets had been discharged |
the crowd closed in on the strug-
Cling pair, and Sesco was beaten
insensible in very few minutes.
His skull was fractured and his face
beaten to a pulp. In this condition he
was removed to the police station in q
wagon with Johnson, his captor, who had
sWooned. Christian Kramer, a white
man, received one of the flying bullets in
the wrist and another in the temple. His
injuries are, serious. SeSco stole four
pistols from paWn-shop last night, then
paWned one of them to get cartridges for
the other three which he used with such
effect.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-05-31
pied of Her Injuries.

ALTON, ILL, May %.
Mrs. Lucy A. Clayton died yesterday
from che effects of injuries received by
being thrown from buggy while driving
from this city to her home in Upper
Alton last week. She was over sixty,
leaves husband, aged seventy, and four
grown children.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-05-31
A Foolish Butcher.

BOONYILLE, MO-, May Is.
George Smith, butcher of This place,
while killing hogs last evening, put his
pistol in his hip pocket, cooked, with the
barrel up, and when putting his hand in
his4pocket soon after, it went off, shoot
ing him through the arm, which will have
to be amputated.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-05-31

"A loving pair went to Texarkana
the other day to get married, and, be-
Ing unaware that one side of the city is
in Texas and the other in Arkansas,
the groom obtained his license in the
former State, while the ceremony was
performed across the border. Before
night the illegality was made known to
them, and second minister had to be-
feed to tie them over again.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-05-31

The Express says: cup to 1870 a. m.
the Metropolitan Bank promptly honored
all checks presented. Then when the
people biIcame panic stricken without adj
equate cause and run was threatened,
tive managers wisely concluded to close
Itsa doors, and stop alf payments. This
acta9n was justified by the nervous con-
ditil b. and the stringency of the money
mar Jet. The directors held session
imm4diately and we're gratifed
to e able to announce that. the
sustieBsion was . only tempo
rarSaAd that the hank would probably
resJ,pe a3is afternoon. There is no de.
falcation Or asfcit, and it is an assured
facsJ tfet the bank viii open as soon as
the excitement is alIayed. This caused
an easier feeling on the street. The scene
around the building was exciting for
short time only, as the depositors came
and went away satisfied that their inter-
ests would be duly protected, and the
rumors affecting the directors personally
gave way to expressions of sympathy.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-05-31
FOUGHT TO THE DEATH.

desperate Battle With Negro Murderer
In Baltimore-An Equally Determined
Negro Effects his Capture, But Loses his
Life in Doing So.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-19
prepirrI 3~rIrhprfuRrH.

Dan3ig. Auf benz Rrebsmartt, Dor
benz 9oteI rbur 9oHnun9", wurosn
bur5 bic 3rommeImufie zines uorbei:
mari9ircnben 9ataiGons Susi Bfsrbs
zines 8aucrnfubrperts i9eu uno raun.
ten in pouitem gauf in bic 9erabe pom
Bnbn6of tommenbe Neni9enmaHe, 10
6as brei Yerfonen, Raufmann D. Sdus
mann, in iSirma @rdnbt II. Sdumann,
9ebrcr Raidte unb Raufmann YInges
mann, i6Dsr perIeet wuroeu. Die beis
ben e~ritrren iino I'M 0iatonifenbaus
nab tur,er .3sit 9sitorbsu, osU Isstsre
Iiset in istner Bobrun9 idwer %srtrnutt
burnieber.
Rarienbure. Nn benz Dor faum
ie6s 9nbrsn feierIid sntbluten Dsntmal
5riebri6 bss @rOBsn 3sistsn ii9 lett
Rur,em 10 be6entIi9e Ri6s, oaB Die Nb
nobms bs6eIben erfoIseu musts. Der
.aIte 6tiS" Iie9t iset i'm @raie uno UNI
i'm berum bic @ranitbI0de, iueI5e nur
8 Sabre lang Suiummsu9ebaIten buben.
Rcuteid. Inter ben 1orHutb.
arbeitern AZ Ganniee brad oisier Gage
cine S6ldssrei aus, nobel benz Nrbeiter
arnbt aus Der Ofsrober @seeno Der
SddbsI ssipaIten puroe, 10 bag Der lob
aIsbaIb sintrnt; elm ;weitsr, Nrbetier
Btssrsoovff pom bier. wirb i5werIi3 nit
benz qebeu oduongetommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-19
DFsptnf Dsmmrru.

9aueuburg. Webrers Jrsun6e
oes Uerftot6eneu Birgsrmsifters Bar
t5oIbp 5abeu fur 6enieIben elm prd4iiges
DsH'maI oufertigen IGheu. 8aheIbe
beiisbt IA etusm i5D~oIBpolirten Ora
MT . SbsIist nit umes6subem eiistum
Sitter.
Sto[p. Bsssu ssuerbsmdBiser
6eblersi Uur6e Der bieige Bernfetns
bdnbler PauI Roi5rt "a 2 Jabren
3u9tbaus usruribeilt.
Rad unteri4lagung siner Summe
Don 1000 R. 1T Der 6eim @eri9tsuou
iiebsr 9. bsi9dftist ssDsisue RaniIiit
Oeiterrei9 fii9;ig g%ewoIben.
tlnalddss uu6 B~ranbfdae. in 2ois
Durbs Der Bruber bes S9ubma4ers ID.
Rarts, ais CT cine 5ssros Ribe biists,
Don benz ~iibsuben Stier ssitossn, 70
bag er mad eiuigsn Stunben itar6, un6
In elmer 3~borgrubs nabe Brsbow fanben
bic beiben S6bue bes S9ifisIimmers
mdnns Boot beim BGben ibren LOB.
in S6slin branntsn bic gambler l3e per
bsrge in Der @roBsn BauItrafs san3 unb
bic Ra4barbduier bss S9lofeTmeiters
StrsIow uno oes 3ii9Gsrmeiitsrs Brint
tbeiIweiie uicber, nobel Der U1aurer
5sste IsbsnS9efdbrIi4, Der ahsfor BIaat
DsHissr i3wer psrlsst wuroe, unb in
Bobrow nuroe 6urd BIisidlag bas
@eb6lt bes 8ausrn Sdwsrotis9sr in
Hide oelCat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-19

81
gerItn. Cine uerunsEadts 9nffa5rt
nuteruabmen auf Sem 3ezfheuer See Sr
RaufmGnu SuIias WenbeIsfc5u, Beffsn
Der IN SesIertrsifen betannteH SeaeIs
no9t .AIice", fem 6reunS Raufmeuu
Otto aid uub brei Iunse GGmeu. (Gin
brttter GER, Der bic HG5rt mitmcdea
wonte, bate f9 Derfpdtet.) O. uebte
Gin ifdrter Binb, mas ober bic beibeu
6erreu ni9t ~uer5iuheIte, i5re aufmerts
fGmteit mebr ben G0men ais benz Boot
81 uionnen. SeSteres t5ppte Ha1 arb uist
gerioueu tonuten BON 5n5sieiIsahen
aug benz 8dher eesoesH wer6eu, nobel
bic Retteu6eu N i5rem Grf0uneu Be-
mcrtteu, bag bic .T0men" f4 IN fat
aodmitif4em goflm befGnken bic brute
Der Gomeu, Aunn 9ieaeIfamy, bic fA
tur1 uorber IN Der &0fdte u~ieberseleef
battle, uerfant nit Der ,AIiee" uub tonnte
erft bur9 lauder uub aIs 2dae 5erGufs
eboIt uerbu.
6reienUaIbe a. .. Den 5iefee
Stobtietrttir W. ueriu4te bei 6altens
berg bGr9 siusn piitoIeni4us ieinem 3ss
ben elm Gnbe ~ MAIDEN, no6oem Il f4
6ereits rs5rere 1ase in ieinsm Bureau
ni9t bate fs5eu Lafeu. Die gerLesuHe
1T ui4t Iebensssfd5rIi6, 10 bag ieine
Dieberbsr itsuuns isinsm 3Usii.l untcr.
Iiset. Wotiue Iur That in6 bis isst
ui4t beeauHt oeDoIeen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-19

StlIts
Saeer ,u einsm Sauern, Der far's
Aaltrsn 10 81. bs,abItl: eieber 5reunS,
"a IsbIsn nod 3 gf.l
SanT: ga, wie 10 bennf
ueeer: GIauhsn @ pieQei3t, i9
cnss bic Mense S&uamm, bic id
ysasa ms @ti@t 'peFpt bab' ss'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-19
Hdnn1Ur,

6annoper. Ter Ratruie 9snru.
pelher auf Der @reeIp . Rorepol 9rpts
oitiou sridoheu uuo ipdtsr pom ietueu
Rdmcroocu psr;ebrt istn ioa, mar Der
So5n bts bisiigtn Observation-Disclosures
amten BUD.
Climbed. ia I'M poriesr Sommsr
eiueetreteuer Tiffereu,eu hdIbtr has aus
idbrIi6e Rddbdritaftsfcit nidt e~efeiert
wuroe, iou bic oissiibriee Sseanafsisr
gu siutm S%rsiiSsisen sroseu BoItsfsit
etitaIttt wsrotn. am Sonutde wrro
auf benz 3ummsIpIas ein Rinecrfeft,
Hbsnes IAN; u. br9I., on Rontae Rens
CERT, SafsI,ua Sapicuitrei5 uuo Gin
grcssr Rcmmers, uno Sieuitas NIT Rss
ueiue, R6uerldlhen uuo &Io6snlsldut
eineelsitst, bic SduptfeitIi6seit nit sineu
Stft,ue bur6 bic Siabt, fcifrsbe bsim
SIiessresntuaI uno San ifattFnesu.
6iIbesbeim. Tur6 G~Rt,hnouue
ees Rrblffdubes or siner offeusn Sdwps
cntf,auS in Der SifSofsmdbIs cin erof
sts S6detuieuer une troeeem IS
Sprieen ;ur Steue pdreu braHnie Die
meme &ei,enmahIe p%ouftdneig niceeT.
Der S4aesn on Gcbiueeu. Rai6iucu
unh Seuiibtn Uirs ahf SOC. 600 Rart
eci6dst.
ghirinsiEd4s Staatfn-
SaIsuuseH. Sier iinS bis iett
s63 SaSesdft dusetOmuisn. sesen bos
Soriasr EN- Rinus peu 2l2 Serisntn.
Sounebera. Hui esm bisfsca
Sahnbofe fam Der 6euernana Rori
@ui4ins uHtcr bic Rdeer zines Gitsrs
Udssns une wuree set6otct.
RuhoIfat. Bel ben 9anetaass
usabIen IN unicrtui 5aTfenttum vur6ea
bic iest seDdhIt: in tisfieeI Statt
6~abtitsbefser einfss SEanteuburs, RsHs
fier &. S&erf uHb @eiEsubermeifter
&. piebmann. IN StahtiIm Ausuf RiIs
ler pom bOri unS S4uIibeib S4rietr
SerseIbaS, IN Sraafenbduieu sev Sanst'
BAT ha Ar~beiierpdrtei, R~HopffabrifaHt
6ofuiann unb eer Rittersutsbsfeer
latti4sg fperfeet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-19

sis Sin'is, yinis eur6 psIbs man cbHs
saiptditI uuo obns srtTo Ssidhtuua pom
Ct souls mad Cincinnati esldnssH Tam.
dur Sidtts. RdieH oosr iTgeHe ptlht SHs
!sunotion ueuht man nd an BIC &tdet. A9ust
IN Der NIT eIsiCT in Serblnouns fehenesH
caautu.
IN Ct. gouis i01 Il. 1O3 n6roI. 4. Str.
%. ". SeabOOp, u. q. Sbattne,
osHL- maHaeer, 6sHL Par. aet.
Cincinnati, ..
". q Bacon, gtn'I. @eif. Hah. Ast.
ct. 9ouis, Ro.
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WsafaIFm.

Barf5aufsn. On nsusiter 3sit
fino Dis6er an Ueri5isotneH Sttuen
bes DeierseblTsss Gi~isnitsin!assr ent.
bett Dorbsn. Ias Bacterial ba, gro:
gen @ertb uub fubst III bo5eu RIei:
fen Iti5tsn Abids. 8sionbsrs bic
Bergpsrts -DoblperUabrt" uno Bic;
toua" irDiiden RIsiuenbremsn uno Borta
atteiisn 'sbr Holt uno sswibrsn Nus.
6suts ouf LANCE 3sit bin, 10 baB cine
anisbuIi4e arbsiterf5aar bobur4
baueruoe unb IObnsnbe 9si4dFtisune
finhSt-
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DFeptrI BoJen.

gIefden. Hui Dem S9iIbbsrgsr
8abnbof wurbe Der RittsrsutSbeiist ..
SronitomSti nuf BsTer,puow, ais or
,wei Dor eiucn @ttreiotpageu esipdunte
8frrbc, bic ideu aeporoen Ddrsn, silnf
Stebeu briHesu poute, lbcrfabrcn uno
ftarb ,uei Gass oarauf.
Rapiti9 Gu sinem pirbiesn Sm'
pFana oes Rronptin;eu, Der Su ben TN
bissieitioen Srtiie ftattinocnben Rds
uuueries Wau6ueru oeS 5. uno 9. Arnnces
Rorps bier srwdrtet wiro. rperocn i6oR
ittt Sorbereitunesn eetrcfsu. RAD ben
Observation-Disclosures I'M gdrttu oes
.6ctcI Be- Sdrt" iou Gin 6tibtoHScrt
petdnltaItct ncrben uno eonH RG6mits
tags Gin srosartises 9artenfsf nit
illumination unb SsuerUsrt edisIbf
ftattfnhen.
Sdusriu q. u. tisbtr BEN ant
BEN re6teu @arttsufsr bsIssrusn STt'
fdaftsn SoTuuns. Ssdlhese. 81.
RrrbbeI, Sou. S4weinsrt, SnblcnsG.
0aiss, RopIins uue S~deosose, sins
bisisr Gage Gin bsftises geuitter nit
Rdrfem SGseIi4Iae Rieeer, Der an 6sIe'
fridteu une Sdunitn srOsen S4aSsn
ueuurfa4te.
SYSssAa Sdsifafa.
GIat. Den weeen grmoreuns unb
9sIaubuns Der @ittre SObanna Saiper
Al Sauerina ,um Geos uerurtheilteu
@dIoudrter Sofef MILD aus 6orets
bei Rsincrs bat Der Saiier gu lsbens'
IdneIi6r Su9tbousfrafe besuahist.
rlnaIads. unb SranSfdne. Sn Sress
ian putbe Ter SahundTter aueuf
Rraule, ais CT bic SSisHenfrdnss pain.
rem poIIie. BON cinen @atersust efast
unb ast6btet, m S9mO3newts bei eiss'
mia rurhe Der Rne&t SiSi&te pou einem
Grnteuessu uns in Gutenberg Der ar'
better Topib S@oIs uoH einsm RiesDas
aeu abeIfabren unb DarsH ant Der Stsus
ioet. On StanyiS brdnntc bic Se'
! Rsaas bts Sransrsutsssftsrs SoIsse'
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Droptul 0hprfuRrA-

WebIau. Der in iebr 9uten Bers
bdltniGsn Iebenbe Rsntisr PiOinsti,
weI6er Dor einem baIben Sabr pom End
bierher uer,og, Dot iid wabrfteinIid in
stusm anfau pom @siites ftoruHs eri4ols
len.
@oI6ap. Nus bisber unbetdnnten
@riinoen madte Der Yoltpsrualter Winr.
quarbt III Riantsu ourd siueu pcbt9ss
listteu PiltoIenituB isinsm Ysbeu Gin
Guoe.
Blisi9Idse. ,Sn 5oIse slnbsnbsu
gIiSitIdgss brnnntsu uieoer: in Sdno.
boIopieu, Rrsis Y6esu, iiebsu @sbiuos,
woourb Is 6amilien oboddlos wuroen,
III Yetteltau 5ds @eboft bcs Yefiteus
6antrI, III DisbIaptidten Mobnbnus
unb S9euns bts 9utSbslisers RuIpsrt.
auf Abbnu Tlnuldiunen oas @eb6it bsS
Yehssrs YaratrpugS, in Reu : Sdic:
muncn bic @eboftc Der Better Sdidinsti
uno Watrueti, in 3abieGeu bic Gebdube
Der Hadbdrbeiiser 8aooret uno Sprte;
ruaIo, in Stpoen has 93erponta1de
@altbaus unb IN @aiowetbeu bds Wobns
baus bes Gigeutdtbners RoB, nobel BEL
len frau ben lob fnno. Sn 2u6 ers
i6Iug Der YIis ben bsim 6leil6srmeilter
:. bei9dfti9tcn @elslen WPiddIeSpt.