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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-28

We hope to refer 10 tnls speech
again.
ANOTHER RESOLUTION.
On motion of Rev. S. L. Finney
it was
RESOLVED, That the Monongalia
L. & O. & T. Association heartily
recommend the Freeman to all its
members as well as to all the fami-
lies in the county.
WHATS AGITATING ATHENS.
Wherever we moved or tarried
in this the Literary Athens of our
State, we found the uppermost
question to be, "Co-education in
the University"
All the members of the Faculty
with whom we meet were enthu-
siastically in favor of this most ur-
gent and most reasonable step in
advance. There's abundant room
for the girls in the University
they want to come-they ought to be
there.
There's no logical, practical or
common sense reason why they
shouldn't be there.
The plan of corralling young
men and young ladies and penning
them in separate cages to be edu-
Gated, belongs to a dead past, and
should have been buried along with
other plumbers and mistakes of the
past
When we learn to treat young
people as reasonable beings, created
to spend childhood, youth and old
age together, for each others help
and happiness, then the wisdom of
educating them together will no
longer admit of question.
If the Regents are wise they will
this question carefully
and decide it promptly, for the
time is ripe, and the University is
ready, to redeem the States obliga-
tions to the long neglected half of
her growing-up children.
But more about this another
time.
Time fails in these jottings to
note all the welcome greetings a
FREEMAN scout always finds in
0pen-hearted Morgantown. OIL
course he will have the warm
hand-shake of dear Mrs. Purinton,
the honored mother of the trio of
Professors, and of the Lyons, all of
them, Rev. Foster, Senator Wiley,
Prof. Wade, and so on among "auld
not missing Bro.
Fleming, of the Dominion, nor Bro.
of the Post, who will al
ways greet temperance scout
Kindly.
But scout may not tarry, and
this one must hurry in with his
notes" Next time he'll go
TO MoRGANTowN BY RAIL.
The B. & o. Company already
have large force of men at work
between our University CITY and
Fairmont, and what the B. & O.
is done already.
sTAYE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Homeward bound, we struck the
State Sunday School Convention
in the last afternoon, in time to
hear the excellent ADDRESS Of Prof.
Pendleton on Sunday School Lit
erature. O. how he did riddle and
annihilate the cheap novels that
go to make up largely our Sunday
Schoo, libraries
Rev. J. 8. Fitzpatrick made a
rich and racy talk on horses, oxen,
roads and Country Sunday Schools,
showing their intimate connection,
and that ali would be- good or bad
together.
Rev. L. E. Peters was in the
chair, and of course the Convention
was well "presidented-7
The temperance meeting in the
evening was addressed by Dr.. War
ner and Rev. J. S. Pomeroy. By
an unfortunate lack of understand
ing, "time" was called on the DR..
between his premises and eonclu-
sion.
However, by this our stalwart
Brother Pomeroy got m some Wig
orous blows on the most vulnerable
parts of the enemy, and he knows
where to hit to hurt.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-28

Will sell round trip tickets at ths
usual excursion rates of 2 cents ,
mile. Particulars next week.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-28
HIBERNIA

Makes daily trips, leaving Pome-
roy in the evening and arriving at
Parksrsburg at daylight ne2t morn
ing. Connects at PomeroY with
daily packets for the Kanawha and
below.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-28
STEAMBOAT COURTESIES.

The Masters of the following
steamers have kindly agreed to
bring and return delegates at the
uniform rate of two-thirds the reg.
ular fare from all points.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-28
COURIER AND DIURNAL
w. N. CHANCELLOR

Leaves Charleston, Monday morn.
ing, arriving in Parkersbarg, Tues
day morning in time for she w. C.
T. U. Convention. Returning,
passes Parkersburg, Friday even
ing.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-09

A great crowd was in the court house
all yesterday afternoon listening to the
testimony In the Henson case. Among
those inside the bar was a nice dressed
young man, hailing from Austin, and
named Burlage. He became deeply en-
crossed in the case, and forgot that the
court house was not the place to smoke
his Havana. He was quietly enjoying
the fragrant weed when Judge Noonans
eye fell upon him and the gentleman
from Austin was fined $40 and the Sher-
i'll ordered to hold him for it. This re-
porter is not advised whether it was be-
cause the smoker did not offer his cigar
to the Judge, or because Of the inferior
quality of the weed, that this heavy PEN
atty was imposed, but from whatever
cause 1t came it took the starch out Of
the smokers countenance wonderfully.
He made an explanation through Mr..
Anderson, and the Court in considera-
tion OF his being a stranger, from Aus
tin, and unacauainted with the rules of
the court, remitted the fine. Mr. Bur-
lage left at once for fear he would again
get into trouble.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-09
BARGAINS OFFERED
by j w. Bradley. Land Agent.

Nice cottage, well built, fronting east on
Milan square, No. 1905, offered for less than
present cost
New cottage, elegantly finished, 7 looms, one
block from San Pedro avenue, $500.
Two story commodiOus house OF IA rooms,
halls and galleries, two csterns stables, etc.,
on San Pedro avenue. Great bargain.
Eight room, hard rock house and two room
soft rock, fronting on Market and Presa streets
and adjoining Casino hall. Splendid invest
ment.
ia acre farm, within two hours ride Of the
city. river front. six room house ceiled through
out, 30 acres cleared and fenced, orchard of
five acres, good well and cstern. Price $4,000.
Six nice cottages in Ward 4, price 81, 200 to
5000 paying Is to 20 per cent. rental.
Improved farms, DAIRY farms, ranch proper
ties with live stock, large bodies of land in
Texas and Mexico.
House OF rooms. galleries, etc., with lots,
No. LILO West Houston street.
Two large lots, corner of Soledad and Rodri-
CUES streets.
Two nice cottages, Q rooms each on Fannin
street.
Nice cottage OF 3 rooms on Avenue ID.
Cottage OF rooms, galleries, stable, etc.
cottages on Avenue b.
Bl4 acres In Karnes county, on Hondo creek
fenced. 100 acres cleared and Il in cultivation
10 miles South of Helena and miles from
Daiieyviile. Fine improvements, well erased
and tmbered. Apply TO j. w. BRADLEY,
ll-af 402 Houston street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-09
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-09
City Property For Sale

|. Three aud one half acres on NacoRdoches
street, running 10 San Pedro creek. with inn
proyements. Fine fruit orchard on ground.
Y. Lots and 4, block 3, San Pedro avenue.
Q. Lot q. block 7, San Pcdio avenue.
L. Two lots on Garden street, running
through to Presa street.
deu street. with improvements.
o. Lots No. 12 and 10, block 4s, corner 1.-Two
Oak and Dawson streets, with improvements.
7. Two lots with improvements, on Sixth
street, between Avenues ID and e.
8. Five lots, corner Austin and Grayson
Streets. Immediately east turn OF street
o. Fifty-two acres, with improvements i'm
mediately below Mission Conception, 800 yards
10. Lots with improvements on Cara street,
near San Pedro springs. House two story;
beautifully located.
II. Twenty-four acres, lot go. west of San
Pedro creek, at crossing of International and
il, House and lot corner North ooncho and
Hidalgo streets, on Franklin square.
10. Entire block No. 80, and 5 lots in block
No. g. on Par Avenue
u. -Four lots in block No. rs, above Upper
70. Ten lots in block No. 8, above Upper
is. Fifteen lots on Grand avenue, near Lone
Star brewery, running back TO river.
II. Three and enc half lots In Post homer
tead, CORNER Commerce, Rusk and North
Is. 125 lots in lot No. ~. near Prospect Hill
street railway, at prices ranging from 500 to
s$l,b lot, on easy terms, lying west OF lnterna-
tIonal depot, and east of Alazan creek.
49, Five acres running from Camden street
to upper Labor ditch.
90 Three lots on Elmira street, corner Tren-
ton avenue.
"a. Seven lots on jackson street.
20. Sixty-five aud one half acres under fence,
with improvements, known as race and fair
grounds"
"a. seyenty-ave lots on east side of Austin
street, above Sunset round house.
"a. twenty five. lots ON Burleson, Lamar,
Hays and Burnett street.
"a. Twenty-one acres on South Flores street,
running back to river.
20. All property belonging ia. Messrs. Adams
Il Wickea,. comprising building lots near Inter-
national, Sunset and Government depots, San
Pedro springs and other parts of the city,
which we offer NJ liberal prices, and on easy
terms; also, all their irrigable lands in and
about the city.
We will examine titles, write conveyances
attend to the renting OF houses, negotiate
loans on reasonable terms. Notary public ut
office. J. II. FRENCH & CO.,
27a Commerce street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-09

This hotel has lately been opened on the
European plan, and promises to be very popu-
lar. All Of the appointments are first class and
proprietor, Phineas p. Lounsbery, lie New
YORK man, and knows how a hotel ought to be
Kept; and we can answer from personal ex-
perience that those once enjoying It's comforts
viii DO sure To return again. Stock men will
please make note of this. 1-22-3m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-09
DIR. N. 8. Burnharn

who had charge the
climate
herctho
few o them given cowas
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-09

The best smoking tobacco is ''Iittle
Joker"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-09
MENGER HOTEL BAR

Is winning justly-deserved reputation Of
being one OF the best, quietest and most ele-
giant bars in the city. The Liquors and Wines
are first-class.
ORFILE & SCHMIDT, Prnnrietnrs
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-09
ARE Y0UAFFLICTED7'
Brief Description of the Diseases oe Eye Ear and Throat With
ten References of Remarkable Cures By DR..
NJ s. Bnrnhom.

San felt the need Of slu specialist treating diseases the Eye Bar and
compelled
of O
skill
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-09

The overdue steamer, San Marcos,
landed safely with an elegant line Of
"Mignon" parasols for Blum & Koenigs-
berger. 3-7-2t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-18

gertbte bes ffatif1iiden 8iireaus ergeben,
baB pdbrenb bes DOnats Auguit I'm 9an3en
IS, 3SS GiEpanbersr in ben 3ouOtitrtttsu
Baltimore, 8oifon, Detroit, 9uron, Dttn'
neiota, RetpsSrleaus, gemsYort, Yaiiama'
ouobou, Bbilaoelpbia unb Gan 6ran3tsco
oufumeu. - 1858 wentger, ais i'm IagHft
1889.
rrp,bn,.rs S3rnnbEbakuua ner SepartemertSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-18

Der iran3Gfde RrtegsOampfer 0A8ptc"
gina gc5iern bpu CDuIpu Uda Sun8ttng nb.
G8 pcrlautet Jest, bnB iib RatIer Q8tl5eIm
UNI Der G3ar nc G6fens in GieI trCiiIN mtr6eu.
Ser &otenbsrtft Der DOeutiaen Retts
Bc l." e.Qitt eiuc @bnabms an 9artB,lr IN 6e,rlIe
bol c, ISL coo Wari.
Der gaudttburm In Der gliinOung be8
WcrIalafluTeB uui Gtr SrieI SttlJen ut DorIeieru
Euro sin,d 8HRfratL ;srh5rt pCrOen
Sr. Ertcou, Der bisbertge fran}6iita Sc
itnhte an China Cu Dem &efucbm,u uat lan irafs
sGnidcu GeiNuntsu an Sdpeoer crnanut meroen.
gBie etue 8eSefae aus 2tfiabon mttt6etIt,
BOT iid Sr Guberge Der ehemoIiBe amert1niit Ncn'
iuIuraQert 81 Gpanbo, Der StanIsp l4eH gGpeoHlou
angC'tIoner
8epeiden aus ?Dotobama melOeu, eaB
Qieuteront lpbc7 pom TIaGgenitti ,9tibmcnb" an
einem Sbdnelbrud, ben sr bel etuem un1a1e odo9Hs
thug, 8eHprben ~.
Sobn BOgne Gollier, Elm berporrageu6er
brjtj'der Sournnii uuO Sbrftitcuer, beioaOers aI7
StafeiFFare Commentator betlunt, IT III S9Hpou I'm
NIter opH 81 SabrSn 8eitorben.
93ui1 3ortGa bat oon SEM ans mad Na,
trio geidriebsu bob feline rebpuiOudre Qoltati2r
ulfQepeu luiu I'M Suue bie 8eriaMuUg BON 1868 ples
ter in SpdnIen ejngtitPrt iptre
Sic britiide 8sgterung bat beihloiien, Ell
rcn her rclu III @laa8oU tpssen 8etbeIltBun8 an ets
ncr Sgramttbel tporung re1hnIteten netIH SrIaHoer
ais StddtsS,ugea 81 nccepilrer.
6atier 8ruui SOIepb uoH Oefretb bat els
res Ieiner SnianteriesRG RGgimenter Gui BEN Rameu
res GtrieS yGluH ron SerbteU aetauit, UNI benz ScRs
tereu eiucu neueu gsiUejs eirer rcuoiaaft II ge6cn
Su Gidauti in Beftafrtta bat cine Shladt
itattaeubCu peIbe NIT elmer 9Heoerlase Der Strtjts
nadt hes AGuias 0liite RaIcdui euoete. Ter A0uia
eutfpb un6 Der SQIO9t ans 2umalf, ietner 6augts
itaht.
Su Qorbou purbe 9sfern Gbenb Elm BAN
tett III Glreu Oes gbCmalBeu nmeritdHii9sH 8eactUt
cplmCfers Slmss uu6 hes 81 Ulauor5 Grdce bor
gluz 2prt ron bem omeIitaniiten Banter 0e5rq
StuJ9 8cBtber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-18
Sie &ubjuneen @la9e- - Slut=
6croic6en in Colorado.

0enper, Col, IS. September. = Im
lstten 6rettaae eri6teneu fiiuf betruntene
6ubiuuQen In lltes&reet, etner fteinen, so
Neilen 0ifltt BON Gan Stlarto gelegenen
4niieoluug, uuo feuerten nebrere gtale auf
ben 8aufmanu 9ou DtaceoOuio arragOn,
reI6er qeraoe i'm 8egrtffe mar, ietuen Qaben
III perlaiien, nm mad etHem abbaHbeu ges
fommeneH Bferoe III iud1en. Qrragou ermts
berte oG8 6euer nit elmer 8itdle nHe tootete
eineu Der Au9retfsr auf Der Stele, tpOrauf
er In einem benatbartan Sauie 3uFu4t
iudte. aui istntr Sludt idtdten tbm bic
RHbiuugen etnen mnbren Sagel BON Rugelu
mad. Nadoem Der RGufmann 8eduug bate,
yri9Ob er etueH lmeiteH Subiungen Hn0 oer'
nun6ete etnen Srttten, mar teooA eurt1 ben
Blutoerluft aus ben Ielbf erbGltenen Spunoen
&c ,hmad, buB er nttt mebr feueru tOunte.
8ie unperlett 9ebltebeueu Subjuugen ent'
flOben iiber 6te @reu3e mad &era8 uuo bes
fnbeu fif nod auf freten 5iiBen. Arra9oH
ift ietnen BunbeH erlegeH.
9eabmooS, Sat, IS. September. -
8. 8. Bruben, Der BOftbefOroerer jwtiden
9eaotpooo nub gtileS'&tt1, Sad 9arrtS uno
,met 3ubiungen gerietben am 6rettag8'
abenb bei'm 6artenipieI tn 8t8put uno be-
i6loiien, benIelben our6 etnen augemetnen
Saufffampf 3u entf9etbeu. Gin Iann, yfa'
mems S'Jietl, gtng NIT Pru6an uno paris
3uerf in'8 6rets, uls bic betOeu Rablungeu
auf bic Ntntsabneuben feuerten. BruoeI
un6 paris mahten 6rOnt uub ermioerten
bus Seuer, nobel elmer Der 6ubiuugeH ges
t0Stet, Der anhsre idmer oerlest murbe. Bis
beute If tetne Serbaftung OOrgenomnlen, oa
8ei0e iUfort mad Der Chat bas 8ette iuhteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-18
Gin Rinberrdnber.
@usTdten auf fsine Iummariicbe Ssffrafuns |
curcb Ricbter &pnd.

Golumbus, Ga, IS. september. -
9rei gntfIbruugeu BON &naben, rpslfe Elm
Sulbblut, Su0taner, giamens Sobu SgIetree,
i'll letter 3ett bemirtt bat, haben IN 9eors
ala uno alabama groBes Iufieben errsgt.
&ls am Yitttnod SameS 6. gBbtte, petter
auf elmer Sart1 tn Sadion @ouHtp, Gta.,
lpobnt, bon 6auie abpeien6 mar, fam 0Ble'
tree uno oeraula6te etueu BON Bhite's
G0buen, i'm mad elmer eiue babe Stunoe
entfernteu Quele 3u begleiteu. Der erlt
reunidbrtae &uabe febrte ntft 3uriid. al5
1 bite mad Sauie fam, Iammelte er iOfort
etne An3abl 2eute uuo brad CUR Serfolguu8
aHf. Gm Samilug paiirte Sgletree Ealla'
pooIa, pHrbe aber ntdt aufgebaltcH, 6a bort
nod gfihts BON benz &erbrebeu befauHt
mar. g8entge Stunben ipatar trafen Bhite
uno iaine Begletter etn uGo iebteu, ais tbuen
bas GOrfebenbe nitgetbeiIt puroe, Die Ber-
folgung alsbalb fort. SgIetree pnroe, ME
tp3ptidIen feffgefellt tporoeu TT, pOrber nit
6em &nabeu in Sats0eoes, etnem fieineu
Srte iiinbebn Uieilen BON Galldpooa, geies
ben. 9as 8tno mar bnt4 S6tdge 10 Jam
merlid 3uaeri6tet, oaB Die 2eute 4uftldruug
tariiber nerlauateu. Sgletree ermt6erte, Der
8nnbe Iei ietn Sobu uno cine NeBertn babe
6enfs!ben nit elmer Bagenrunge miBhanoelt.
SIG er Gurd SallapOoia ritt, bemertte man
&f"tfleae an ibm, unO man glaubt, oaB er
Ner 6uaben, ba oerielbe tbm ldIttg murOe
uno er @Htbedung fiirdtete, ermoroet bat.
Sgletrse 1T libel beriiAttgt uno bate erit
fiir3lt6 in Qtlanta, ga, pte tn BaulotHg'
@oTntg eineu 6nabeu entfiibrt, jeben Oer'
islbau aber, 6a er fb uerfolgt lab, I'M Stt6e
gelaffen. gr ideint an siner ooG 4du6i8su
Wanie fir iold,s Ebaten 3u letOen. Die
8ebGroen bon alabama babeu etne 8stOb'
uung BON $500 fir ieine Serbaftuug au8gea
istt, bod oiirfte er pobl, iobalO gBbjte i'm
finoet, pon bieiem unO ietueH 8sgletterH Be'
lnnCht nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-18
3uradiyseir.e irtfae Geuun,iantem

Welbourue, IS. Sept. - &O0anagh,
Suiebb 6aulou, SoIspb Smttb Hub bic iibrt.
gen iriihsn 8.lun3tauteu, pfI4e am 8.
auQuff bier anfameR, jeood ntdt ans gnno
geldiien tpurbeu, fiHo Haa europa jEtdd 8s'
idbidt mor6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-18
Sin .Qinrman1 crmprbet.

BbtteBaIl, R.zY., IS. September. -
8m. Sanlan, Elm 9elepbOn'o 2ineman" ans
Qibanp, rpuroe geteru A5eub in Der gtdbe
bon Smiths Raitn BON &bomas @aQagber
bnr6 etnai SGuB t0Otlt4 Uerwuubet. 9an'
Ian uuo gubere iplren tn Der Edbe uon Sal
laabers Sans nit Sem 4u8laoen BON Gele-
pbonfongeu aus etuem Sanalboot bei6df'
ttgt. Gallagher, pelder betruuteu mar,
prOtefirte gegen bas GuslGoen Der Stangen
por letuem Sauie. Der @apitdu oes 6anals
bootes miidte iiG Elm, uuu e8 fam 81 elmer
8auferei, mad oeren 8eenoiguug Gallagher
tn Ieiu Saus lief uno nit etnem 8eipebr 3uz
riidtam. Ser @apttdn uub bier ietHer 2eute
ent3osen fidl tbm Ourh Die 6ludt. 9aulau
pollte ihnsa in bic aaiite oes 8OOtaS fliit'
ten, aIs Gallagher auf ibu feuerte uno thn 10
idmer oernuuoete, oaB er beute ftarb. Sal
lagber ergrtff Die 8luAt uuo TT nod nt4t
etngefangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-18
Reue apa6ens lInrubcn in
&rt;pna.

Sumbffuue, Artj., IS. September. -
Qdt feiubli6e Qpafen mudten am SOnr'
tug friib einsn Gngrtff uuf Ote BET antelope
Springs, 16 6MetIeu uou bter gelegene 9o5'z
Idle GQn6e, mo CUR 3ett uur 3wet IRduusr,
geo. gEar6 uno &rOs g8tlltams, maren.
Ser GrItere wurbe 9et0Oet, pdbrenb g8tl'
liums entfam uub bic gtahrt4t bterher
brudte. giue au3abl Siirger matte ftf CUR
SerfOlguug ber 9fotbbaute anil bat IeOo4
menio lusiidlt, fie etu,ubolen. 9ie Suotauer
fnmea aus Der 0t6tuug BON SOnOra uuO
finb nubridetult9 Elm She'll Der Apa4en,
meld,e @roof in ben Bergen 3uriidltsB. Dtau
Beat iberbaupt eruffli6e Beiiirftungen pe'
Qen Der Qpu9eu, ba bic merttauti9en BE-
B6roen ibre SrteOsnsuutrage 3urdt8ewteian
Enbeu. Sin 8erIdt Mil mtiien, Die 4paaen
bdtteu BEN merttaniiden Sberffen SoaqGtu
Ierr3os nbgefangen, bod beSarf oaiisi5e
nod Der 8ef6tt9uug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-18
GuropGiide Gabsl6eridte.
eIoeftpnt in Rppenbaseu.

Robenbageu, IS. Sept. - Die Ntttz
olieber Der 6dniiden 5outgsfamtlte uno tbrs
@6fe (ber @,ur uno ietne 9emabItn) lpetffeu
beute nit Ssm brittihsu BremtermtHifer
Srn. @lobfone uuf ietuer 0ampfjadt.
0odboem Or. @la6fOue Die &Ouig8famtIte
urb tbre Safe beptrtbst bate, retfte er
nod Gugluub nb. .,,
9nnsubaQeu, IS. Sept. - BdbrenO
hss bsrtiopn Rantetts bradte Der @3ar etueu
Snnf nuf bic S0nigtn Stttorta aus. Der
Sonia uou 8dnsmart trant ami Die SsluHo'
bett 6es Sru. @laofone nno Der gettere aul
bic Rohlfnbrt 9dnemarts. Nnh Dem SlH'
lett urterbtelt Der 0td'ter 8enu9ion bic @a'
fe burd GUrleieu ausgelpablttr SteueH aus
isiuen g3erten.
3isfss unn Sencs aus eurppdlid,en SIdttern,
Qnrbpu. IS. Sept. Bs3iglth Der
beutidbsu Serbfman0uer metnt bic 8tmes"
beute, 8eutidlouo's geDalttge Uttlttdr'
modbt iei Gnaeiidts Der leBtgeu SerWtdsluu'
opn isbr portbeiIbaft, ba our9 bieielbe that
f6tl,t Der Trieoe gurOpa's geiidert iet. =
Scr. &touboro" frngt, oh Stsmard uteaetdt
oIoube, hie 2eit fir etnen aagemetneu Srteg
lei osfommen, nno OBJ ieiu Gutmahnungss
nnribIno pieustdt beoeuts. bic Rationen
mHfteu fidb bsmielbeu fIgsn Ober Srteg fib
rem - 8as Bartier 8latt ~ Esmps" iagtb
;loiid @labffoue's geiud in 8Openbageu,
"a ieieu triitige @rInoe fiir BEN @laubeu
pOrbonben, baB @lubffOue fit nit Oem Blan'
tr6ot, cine Qlian3 3piidsn 8nBlaub, oel
SiPist, @riedsnlaub, Sdpeaen uuO 9d
usmorf herbet3ufnbreu. SOlde NGiuu3 tpirbt
piuioerrnassu eiu @Sgsngewtdt Der Uou Bis
mor6 asifuffeneu altuH3 ieiu unb Utsl bajT
bettra9su, ben Srisesu ju erbalteu.
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9ie :, ,,Spu1erdne 6ro6lCGe Set
GSb TelOip84" o."

Brobtbence, SIS, IS. Sept Die
ySouoerQue @rOBloge Der Sbb GeuOp5"
tIot bcute Gcrn1ittcg pte6pr ;uicnmeu. Sine
8eniIdriit pou bet Galiforuier @roBIoae
bs;iiglid oe8 bPribmteu Gobiuion'idcu Sal
les, pelter iatt 1880 oor Der nSOuOetdnen
@rp6loga" ,d}mebt, puroe etugeretdlt uno
;ufammen nit oem Brotefe 8ObinioH's oem
@omite fir BetittOueu iiberptelen. SrIefe
BON beu ST @tOB Stre8" @lann un0
Durham, in pelden QeBtere 8ebauern GH'
fern, baB fe nttt uumeieuo ietR tOnuen,
mur6eu Uerleieu uuo III Brototou genOnuen.
Rebrere Srngen uuO 8eibluiie mur0en an
@omite'n oermteieu uuo o!ele Routluege'
lh6fte erlebigt.
Seute Ra9mittag faub gu gbren Bee bier
periummelteu DSoO 8euOpS" etne groBe
Stra6enpara6e fat, an Delaer fttl 1000 bis
5000 DIaur uno 30 Bic 40 IuFttupeueu be-
tbeiligten. 3ie Straben an Der Uari6route
paren rett beiorirt, uno Utele @rtutfOrS'
aeIeuidufteu fameu tpdbreno bes Eage8 aus
beranbarteu Stabten an.
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0eOa6a, Sa., IS. september. - Sin
;pei Dietlen pou bier anidiiiger 6armer, yfa'
mems SObn Witller, tum gefern In graueu'
batter SerFniiuug mad Der Staot uHo iiber.
lteferte iiGb ben Bsh6roen; sr trus etu rteit'
aes SaluhtsrmeIisr, eiue SSltute nebf Buls
0erboru unb mar pom Sopfe bis III ben 6is
FEN nit 8lut beiprtBt. g8ie fa beraus-
felte, hattie Der Wtaun Strett nit ietuer
Srou aebabt uno oerftsl babel IN pabre 9fa'
ieret. Grf bOlte er ietus Sub aus bem Staqe
unb bano oieielbe Dor Der Saustbtre feIt,
bouu begab er ii6 in ote Bobuuug, idleppte
grennbo3 berbsi uno 3iiuoete etu gro6es
Tsuer unter bPm Bette on. 9arauf mari er
Bic Trau auf bas Sett Iuo oeriunte, tbr
ben Sals nbjuidHetbeH, moran tbu aber
oIIdlider g8stis ietne gttdte oerhtuoerte,
nprouf 2sstere uub bic SraU f1d aus Dem
Sauie fiid]tetsn. ytuu ergrtff D1tller in iet'
ner finnloien 8utb stne art, fdlug bic Rub
uisber, ourdi6nttt berielbeu bic Reble uuo
iette bic Sdeuue in Branb, melfe usbf
Sem @obnbauie pOufGnbtg 3erft0rt puroe,
and 3net Bferbe famen in ben 6tammen
nm. Ser Dtanu runr nidlt betrunfeu, aud
nid5t perrIdt, ionoerI bios 0eln meHig auf'
aebraft," pte er iagte. SeBt iiBt er inter
Ser Qntlage Der Bran6ftftaug uao oss
gPorhner1uhB
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Sac. we4ermOtt entIa6en.

QtberpoUl, IS. sept Sn8. I2c Der
mott, nelder unldugft auf stuem gerabe aus
Reps0orf auaefommeueu 9Gmpfer megeu
unasbIid)er Setbetligung an Dpnamtt' mo
R0locOmplOtten 0erbaitet puroe, TT basts
aus RaugeI on 8spetien entlaiieu moroen,
nadbem er bret 8erb0re 6etnnoen bate.