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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-08-09
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-08-09

Chester A. Arthur and Queen
Victoria = writing telegraph let
tiers to each other ON the Greedy
expedition; and the correspondence
may become amatory as both are
in the market.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-08-09
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-08-09
H TEXAS FLY
How it Goads the Steer. Some Tall
Stories About its Bite.
Now York Morning JournnI.

AANiA 49,
steer there is immediate high kick
ing ard bucking, which the cowboy
views at a proper distance, said Il
Washington Market butcher yester-
dav. The fly is a beauty, M mis-
take; even more beautiful than our
handsome horse-fy. He is half as
long again, and carries a generous
sting"
Does the steer say anything
when being vaccinated by the fyE,
asked Il bystander.
Yes; he keeps up a constant bel
lowing at the time he endeavors to
kick the tormentor on the ear
with his off hind hoof. But, bic
you, the fly doesn't g 20 care in
the least for the noise, and he
actually enjoysthe sensation Of rid
ing his kicking stced. Oh, the
Texan fly is a daisy, no mistake"
"Do they ever come to New
York 2" asked the bystander.
"Once in a while one finds its
way to the stock-yards. 1t is not
known whether they come by rail
with the cattle or fly overland.
We've had many discussions on
that subject but there are many
opinions"
Gould you give me samples! "
was the next modest request of
the innocent man.
Samples of opinions Yes.
Take Sol Sayles. for instance. lie
argues that the Texas pest goes on
summer trips, taking in all the
stock yards and slaughter houses
on his way from home to the At
lantic coast. He swears that a
friend Of his in st. Louis caught
one with a lasso and tied a piece OF
black thread to his tail. Then he
photographed to Sol that he had set
the fly loose and that he took a
straight course for New York,
The next day Sol went up to the
stock-yards. Just as he entered he
saw a man tearing around like
mad, jumping over ~cleavers, meat
axes, falls, beeves and everything
else"
"What was the trouble 2"
"Texas fly on his arm with his
singer in the best vein. The man
was so p~aralyzed that he could rot
brush him eff. Sol caught up with
the pair and captured the fly. And
there on that fy's tail was
The black thread" said the
bystander.
Not at all" returned the
butcher; ION the Ay's tail was a
piece of white cotton. Now Sol is
in a quandary as to whether that
was the fly his friend sent HIM or
not. He thinks the quick passage
may have changed the black thread
or perhaps his friend made a mis-
take. Still Soils mind leans to-
ward the belief that it was the same
old fly"
WAS the bitten man badly
hurtl
He had to be taken to a hosni.
tai. His arm was swollen out 81
shape and looked like an immense
bologna sausage. He was prompt.
ly doctored or he might have
shared the fare of snako-bitter
Reilly who died yesterday.
Then the bite is naturally tataI
is it,"
1T is, if immediate p%rccou..ou,
are not taken. Still, no man to
my knowledge has cver died tom
the effects Of such a bite"
What do the cowboys DO, /.
bittenln
History has never stated that
"A cowboy was ever bitten by a
Texas fly. This is dueto natural
respect they have for each other.
The cowboy stands asideand give,
the fly a fair chance at the steer,
the fly returns the compliment by
letting the cowboy alone. Bat the
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-08-09

q. W. llazeltine Il young man
OF fine family and inheritance"
came to Chicago on a spree in com
pany with twofsmales. In Il little
tiff he shot Mamie Jackson dead
and wounded May White in the
face. Clement Sudhcmp shot and
killed Daisy Clifford. alias Ada
Harvey OF Racine, and then sent Il
bullet carcering through his own
brain. Ten or Il dozen cowboys
Attempted to paint 5 Clark street
red, but were oycrpowcrcd by the
police and landed in the armory.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28
atreftOrsr, nns @rtmaeOnnen.

Rsusgort, 26 Qpril.-l1sbar 0ts Rtage
bon Somes $. MlpLsioR gsgeu Nlbams
Gmilte 2ablahe ouf Saa5ensriag pegeu
Goutrattbruds ioGlte bsuts bstuI Sbsrgertft
usrhQubelt Derbeu. 8a Sbsrf Raplsion
utdlt auueIenb mar, tpurSe Der fad bis gun
4Rontaa uertugt. Dtaoame 0abla4s bat gegen
Rapleiou stue Slage auf SrIauguug BON
$500 SdaaeHerias psgen &OuttatEbru4S
eiEgereidlt.
gtuSume 5caldli, bic nit tbrem StrsttOr,
6ru. qb5sp, tn Saber Itegt, oertlagte beu'
islbeu auf Sarausgabe tbrer iuriiashalteHen
Sage i'm Bftrdgs uOu $3.50. Sr. abbsp
haqegen bat Mabame Scaldt neaeu Con-
traftbTud,s auf $4,000 Sdaoeuerias Uertlagk
neil ie fiG BET sinsr Rattuee TN Wetrop0'
Iitunz Opern- Sauie" bic SuuptrOus i'm y Bro
pbstsu" an fugeu pstgsrts.
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9runbftaaS.Hebertrasunaen,

Sobu .. Sisner uub Srau an ben 9tagor
uue Stabtratb, BsRIette Der SOuss Saue,
uobe Tapettefruse, 1876 bet, 81. &obert
McRtm uuo fSraI an ben Utapor Il. Stoot'
roth, SS444.72. gSn. 8. ftulberlg uno
Trau on g. 6. COCHRAN, 8efieite Der Gal
Eouu~, uube 2eriuatouflrase, 40.3 bet ITO,
$4,000. Gscrge y. Batter uuO SraI an :.
&. 8afsr u. {. tp., So. Sotauu 8Oisuberger
m s. u. 8Oisuberger, Sfiette Der Conner
Iet., uGbe &bepfraBe, II BET 20 SlOJo'
@rHubjius SIT. Seitsr gt. R9tutpS nno
@utte an SO. s. RGges, gBsfistte Der Stl'
NOR, nabe gfIlberrpfraBs, 1871 bet 81
$500, @rHuo3tnS $6S. Sraham 9oroou
uu6 Sruu an y. 6oblheepp, SI6lette Der
SliOerfirabe, nabe &eutraI'apey 28 bet -,
$50. @oruelia u. Stanlep Oil U. 8. Grtap,
9IbIeite Der SarIEm Guenue, nnbe Republt'
cuufra6e, 16 bel 966, $1,000, @ruuo3tns
S96. &t6urb Dt. NcSberrp, ga4llBuers
pultsr, an 5f. &ennert, Sfiette Der 9Lbertps,
nabe Qertugtonfrobe, 20 BET t., ST.. Seui.
81. 8enuett unb Sruu on 3. gBtIe, 3uet
Srunbftiide, $6490. Sarab s. 8elih an
g. .. Gtls, ,pet @runblide, $475. Geo.
&. Spuss an g8. s. SberpOOO uu6 6raI,
GIbfette Der f5npettez, nabe &afIefraBe,
IA bsi So, $765, @ruuO5tus $42. 8m. >.
8. Suftou on :. eronhdrot, Seflette Ger
Saniff1ass, 14.1O BET BOIL, $50. SeItr
Nt@utlsp, jun, &C. an s. Q. 9onbletOn,
3tuet @ruubflde, 81. @beue3er VI. 9aot'
lamb on 3. 6. &o0er, Sfiette Der D&onats
firu6e, uube BattGriOu'aue., 1919 BET 8O.7,
$500, @runSSius $50. Rargaret Bebtbetm
on 9. 8. 2tEbusr uG6 5rGu, 17,6 bet l54,
$1025. glidaeI 4ul an y. Dfder, SIOoft'
@de Der Gagerz, naba SterltnBftnBe, IA BET
So, $1,000, @ruuo5tus $23.G4. Iarp u.
glatbiot on 8. 9. Itat9tOt, Sfette Der
@up., uabe SapetteRrObe, 21.8I BET S5.3t,
5000, @runosius $3.50. Trtsortd g8m.
QsubarO OH y. s. Tbtemeper, Sdoittte Der
NcGlDerrefrnBs, $1400, @ruuoiiu8 $23!.
@eo. Tuut uu6 Srna on s. Bieffer' Spr ing,
IA bel SO, $410, @ruuoStne $l7!. Samaet
3. grice an 9. 6. Yrtcs, Ror6istte 6cr
Gboiss, unbe 8arcIapRr., 16 Bat 80, $250O,
@ruub;tus $64.
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NtPhmTrPfp.

@btcngo, 26. ApriL. - Sdmeiue: gu.
fubr 5000, Serienbuug 240O Stiid; BrStfe
Ourttrtsu 3ptiden $500 uub $6.20.-3itubs
uieb: 3ufubr 1900, SsrIsubnug 700; ;Bretie
partitenr Bpti6eu $5.10 uub 1915. -
Sdaafs: 3ufHbr so, Serisu6uug tetue;
Breiis uarttrtsu 5ptiden 1915 uu6 $6.25.
9 t. 9ouis, 26. aprtl. -S6meiue: 3u.
fubr 1900, Berieubung $50; Bretie uariirs
ten ;pti6sn $500 unb 1910. - Siinopteb:
3ufu6r 400. Serieubuug 1900; BreiTe uaris
lrteu 3pii6su $500 uu6 1866. = S6aafe: /:
5ufubr fstue, Ssrieubung $50; BrstIs paris
trtsu 3pti&su $3.50 uu6 5000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28
TVl9te fetner 2sbenS8efdbrti1
in'S JenIettSe

Serfea'Gttp, RS, 27. Qprtt. -
Ser 60.i6brtaa gabundrter Batttf gialO=
utp erbdugts fd mabreuo Der uergauaeaeu
6o&t tn fstuer &sobHuuu, etRem tleiueu
grsttslbauIs biHter Rr. 80, g. StraBe.
Sajue 8rau, Ole mebrere Gage lang idper
fraat barnteber GeIsBeR bate uUo BON tbrem
W2anFe gepflegt rouben mar, tpurbe ebsns
fGli8 ale 2atdJe po'gefug0eu. Iusm Iuidetue
EQGl mar bic Srau rgGbrenb Der gtatt gez
foJbeu. un6 @aIOuep haite barauf6tn TO-
gIstd SeIbfnOrb begaNgeu, ta0em er th
an ErgppenQgldnhar aufbtna.
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Gt00t Baltimore.

Gin brutnIer G5emQuu.-3or Den
Stroni5u he8 &rintHaigertdts tluO am
SQufag unter Der 0nFlagp ieiue Trau In
Der brutaI1eH 2Hetla utRbuuoelt 3u blbcH,
s.. gUUiugtOu uub paro 3u 30 Eageu Stlotr
gifGuguiB oarurtbgtIt Wttt Gbrdneu in ben
Gug9u er2QhItC 6te f5ulu, ME Der Biauu iIa
gsldlagsu, Jbr nit bim Eobe 8ebrOBtuuo ~
UgriGigtCugu NllIau tn truut1aeu RUitluOa
DerIuGt, bic Rtuber 3u erfttdeu. Der 5ltte
Qebodte bel bem SgrbOr ittuc 8Ccu lu be-
usQtu, tts 6llge fallen 81 IaFsH, abr ii2
ToEtte fG OCu tim ab uub iQatg ,g5 N
EmioHt, mid ~ bttteu. SD bags bic bru.
tOIe &eb1abluEg lauge galug crtrageu uu0
bajte IS ElGt lGGGer aus. 2BlC itHO ftr tn
uGr gciticbeu. SO babe teluHULsi Sgmpl,
tbte fir GItl; gC5e Du uHO bgtrudte 1u
GaUie matHe 6lglCgU, bic ibsr mo UJ5r NIT
Etut blc,dt itE0 aus lBuHOea, bte Define
GrGuiaug Qulb mir Qf'hlGqeu. Se5e Deiue
Sinner an, bic IN etmOr0eu tDoQtgf, uHo
Eu niTf isIbi 3u ber gluf1t fOmmgu, bQB
Lu Ittue Srmpltbie Ogrbtguf" yild0em
Der Rittcr bas llrtbetl geflat bat biefErau
iia ouh u0h Der Ghtlaiiuna tbres Ltluuss
aus ben @efdngHtiie IN Ihuesu, ba er ies
bgufaua DRJiudsu uerbs, he DegeH t5rer
1uGiGgen ants Rene 5u mtB6gUosl1. Gle
arbteIt 6tG 8eIiideruug, BOB ter tetu 2eto
1ugefiigt msrtcn ioue, nHo UerlteB Obae bau
@atteu etneg fOettereH Bltdss 5u wirOigau,
ben @ert9tsaaI.
SIage megsu etuer 8rdde. -
&tGtgr 5ug5 &. Bomb geDGbrte am cams
tG9e in SEutesfrsisgertdte 0Ou Bef Birz
gtuicu In Der RIage Der YRs9fOug Bgiifeu'
@Cmpaguie" gegen bic - Union EeIegrnp5su.
@rmpcqute" uuo Gboma8 Sbarp, RliIeu.
Uernaltsr Der ,CbiOer Central Babu," 6sr
RI6geriu etusu @tubalt5bafebl, poourtb iis
cugtu In ben BeIlB Der RegfOue Bride bel
YOtnt BleaiuRt, BtaiOu @OuHtp, B.Btrg.,
Qsiett pirb. Gie Rldgsrtu, @outraItoren
uub 9rbauer Ger Bride, Delhs nit Der
yBOmeIOg Ohio 6iOer Sa5u" uuo Der
yYOtut BIeaiaHter 8abH" stueu Goutcatt
gum Baue Der 8rude ubgei6lofeu batleu,
bsauipuu@t nod $3.50, 600 uu6 netaert Ttt,
bic GOutr0le iiber bas Baumert aufTagebsu.
8bos. Sbuln, Berpalter Der yO6tosr @eus
trul'Snhu," btslt oie Bride fir Gtgeut5unl
ietner @Ompuguts uut ertbgtlte Der ,,gBeftsru
uutOnsGs Gslggrapbeu &oupaguie" 0as Re5t,
ibre 8Tdbte iibgr bic Bride III Ivauagu.
8teism Segtune ntberisBte fih isoo1 bic
DGrnhons Brideu gomp." uuo erlaHgts
Jur 8erbiituug pettsrsr Seriubs bgu o5aa
erWdPutsu GtubaItsbsfsbt
EDGtu RuufmerL Don etHem
Sabeuier GtidIer GHgeferttgt
basGrSebutB iisbeulsbuidbrtgsr augsREsuatrr
arbstt uub isItsusu Snarffuus, 1T CUR 3eIt
tu 8r- 149, gBef Baltimore,
gfbOfgde Der @al0ertfraBs, ausgef2ut.
G6 felt atus Stnbt init BEN beUeglI4en
8buu uno GretbsH Der GtuDobusr bar 'ln
tOhf ftnnrsi@ srbn6tsr Wtedaut5mus isRt
QQes In Bsmsguug. Der Gtntrttt tofstHur
5sbu Gents.
Die bel1erFeuanert1En EHb weBltBatsgea
5feiuItats, bic Der Sebrau4 BON Moneua
Teething Cordial sr3isIt, 9absH 81 ls'nsT
aIlgsmetneu EuusHbuug In fai alien artsE
bon &raulbettsu, btusu Rtueer uatnport'H
5inb, gefl5rt. gr beiIt Sl6buHs, Soltt, alar
aeuidurt, Sur6fau II. I. (. Setue 6amlltI
iollts obHe ibu iEtu. Bel aueu dpotbeIerH 30
IS Gsuts bts BIai4s 81 babsn:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28


@bnrGefou, S.s&, 2G. QprH. - Su
bsm Stdotten 8alterborO', Go1etOn'@o.,
brauute bcute bas DSolger- SOteI" uHO mebz
rere aubere SebdHbe UteOsr. Ssrtuf $21,s
600, fstue SerFGeruug.
BabuCab, 3d., 26. gprtl. - 5arlep'8
6uBbaubenfabrtE fpHr6e beute bur4 6suer
3erft0rt. Serluf $12 600.
Rarg8btlls, 81., 81. Gprtl. - Sin
Gefsru pom BruaOftftern bier augeIegtes
Seuer ;srf6rte EbrOm's 6OtsI uub bret an.
oere @cbduos. 8erIufi etpa $4,000.
Renomonee, Wttd., q. 4prtI.- Die
groBe Riible Der y2uoiugton, gBeu8 & Sau
SGutiz z2umber. Gomp." purSe in oergauge.
uer gIadt etngedThsrt. 8erlu4 $100,000
Teuz PORT, q. IprtI. - Gin beute
GbeHo In bem fiirff0dtgeH 8udfetugsbduOe
Nr. 1G, SprucefraBe, auagebrOdeues Seuer
rj6tete SGuoeu i'm 8strage BON $40, 900
OF. Der houptIGdItde 8erluf fdut auf Sobu
9letlg & S6bue; Serausgebsr bes gBOben-
uah8 oSorsff aub Stream," $4,000; Guf
$. glitter & Comp. uno 8. gB. BaIbmtH s.
Comp, Slifiaufabrifantsu, ia $1,000, Uuo
orf BITE GauBB6EeIsr 0emOref & Comp
$4,000.
BsOrta, SUa.. %. QpytG. - Die @s-
trulSs GlEoatOreu Der 6trmsu Smttb, pip
pen & Comp. uub QuOnut & 9Omp. gu pc.
tin, SUs., brGnnteH IN uergaugener yta4t
ntebEr. 8Erluf $50,000.
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AM& Werifp.

ct, &oui s, 27. aqrtI.- @tuer 0epsibe
Gus Der Staot RerjtO IufOlge 1T etue grOBs
3uderplantage nabe 6uaruapnca TN Staate
ylorslos, peIae bem Ssr5og DON Ronte
Scene, etusm Gbt0mmltug 6es GrOberers
6Orts; gshOrt, inter beT 9siebe 3ut Rsgu=
ltraug oeS @run0bsFsss Uon HusIdnberu
beInlaguabmt poroeu, ObeIsi5 in 6sm bes
ttefisnbsu Sale etne ipeltelle ausuabme BON
Der RegsI gefiattet DOrbsn mar. Der Con
gres pir6 sriu9t merosn, bas 9ees su nt.
bsrrufsn.- @Ouoerneur 5srIau6s3. Der usuz
eruouute msrttantite @eiauOte au Seaut.
raid, tpito am 3. gtGt bon Der msrttauti9eu
Sauptftaot abretieu uuo it1 in 8egleituua
ietuer Tamtlte auf etuem @rtraiuge uan
SR IN, llnrf hPnPhPn.
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QiterdriSheS.

Su u. Sarttebsn's Bsrlag (Btsu, Bef
unb 2eip5tg) etideiHt isst ptsoer etHes teuer
praGtuol ausesRatteteu, pOpuldr plIlenz
j6aftlt6en 2tRferungsperfe, Quf pel9es mir
ipe;ieu aufmsttiam MAIDEN m0dlten yS II
OSeau 3u S3GaR," cine Sdtloerua5
bss BsItrnenes unb ietues gebeus, BON u.
D. Shneiger. .2erGeufslo. Das Bert 1T
boIlhdnOtg In 30 2tsferuuseH, atie brtlaut
iuufrtrt, uub 3srfd1t in Ebetle l. bas
Nieer CBbpfit bes Resrss); 2. ote SIeaue
(9Ifsn u. SuisIu, SOpogrup6ts Der SSeaue) :;
3. bic Srgautsmeu TN Rsere (Bfaujsus uuO
Tbisrlsben); 4. oas 9ebsA auf BEN gtesre
(gthuoarapbie, Slider uub Sdtffsrlebsu) !;
5. bas Reer I'm Sulturle6en (Sosmogouie7
@sldtdbte uuO Gage, SaubsI uuo Sssrsiieu,
bic Boefte bes gteeres).
Dos meme eugltI DE B 6erb bla tt
tThe Current" ron Chicago mad]t quite
FortIGritte uno btstet tn isoer yfummer
mebr unb 8eferss. Su Der Isetsu Rumuer
Erihstnt als reuer Ytttarbsttsr @ouarb
Breibrgsr, jshsntuus elm 9euti4'Amsrt,
faner.
9as Nldr35eft Sss noeuti6su Bto.
niers Iisgt uRs Dor 6afielbs bringt bas
Bortrait ess In Cincinnati ssfOrbsneu Capt.
SO Eord.
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lSte SuSiancrr lInruhen in GpIOs
raSn

9euoer, COL, 26. aprtI. - BIS isbt
iiub BON RttGsl's Sarm, uuf Der es 3uiideu
Rauaio Speianern uno 2BsiBeu IN stneul
Sampfe taP, nod ttiue NaGrtftsu etHgss
troffsn. Capt. &etGum's &ompaanis UsrIisb
atasrn Rurgeu Sort 9smis unb bis ,u ibrer
Infuuft piro Hidlts srnarttt. Die llria6eu,
neIGe III BEN Sample fdbrten, fu6 rein
Iofnlsr Ratur, unb obHe 3pstfsl rperbeu bst
Anfuuft Der Sruppsn bic Sdpteriafettsu
auf frsuubiHaftIidsm Rsge geidltdtet psrs
ben. Cine Spssialbspsi1e Der DGribiins"
irat: .Su 6sm Snmpfs purbsu imst Sueta'
usr Qst6btst unh Itpst ptrlpunost."
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Der 9etratSe' unS g5tftRaIteus
ERnrF4

Gb tclg0, 96. Aprtl.-Diehl feft; Wats
ssu Stenltf Iebbuft uHO ifIo6 % ii6er ben
geirtgsn 8ateu; Nais maBtg lebbaft uu6
sttuas b6bsr; 8oggsu, Safer un6 gerffe fsf;
Sapiinslsiith Isb5uft bel gutter Ra4fruae
uuS IhloB fsttg. Butter uRo Gtcr ftl.
Rudfebenbes fiuO bic SdluBuottruugeu :
0at3sn: Gpril 93B-932, Stunt 954-955:
Wuis: gprtI-552 -56, Stunt 575-5S; Safsr
33t-34; 8oaaeu 81; @srfe IA; Slu&siaa.
men 1.66-167; Sdpeiuefleii6 : 4prtl -
17.O0-l7.12t, Stunt 17.47t-17.5O.
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eie 1rnrnhrn in N7anitcbn

EoruntO, Ont, 26. aprtt. - 0cr
,globe" iagt iiber bic llBIufrtsOsnbsit i'm
Rorbnsften: y9te @sfabr erufltder 8lrreu
In Ruuitu6a unb BEN Rorbnsiteu tft nod
isbr gros. Die uuterbridung oss 8trtebrf,
bic QrcSe llnesrsGtigfstt in Der gttdtfrthet.
lung BON Sreibrtefsu iiir BrC0tu3talsgtisu'
bubnen uuS Der alien Setbeiltptru ourd hteis
Id5ledte Qan6ptrpaltuug srwuGIenSe Sda'
ben bubeu eit @sfiibl ber auftfauug unO Der
gnt|dlloffsubtit gensft. Die 8sioIuttoR btr
Runttobasr 2sgislutur If bteruOu oa8 ernits
4eidseu, unb nsnu bic 8eidwerbeu utdlt an
gsb6rt tpsrbeu, 10 III man entitlofen, fid an
hfr Shrnn IN fuRuhRn.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Yttt8burg, Yenni, q. Qprtl, - Eel
Sarmaroiue an Der v8eit Yeuuiploantar
Bahu" erstguete ft in oera1ngener Radt
intIdsu eiusu Beriouauz uuo etAem SraGt.
iuge etuR @OutiiOu, bur6 nslde oter Dtdu'
uer idper UerIest purbeH, atpet ipabrihetns
elmer idarfeu Strgung oes @eletie8. 8etbe
2ofOmOtiUeu uno mebrere BuggOus nuroen
bemoItrt. 9te ON idperfsu SerDuuoeteu
iinb 0OtomOttUfibrer Stfs uuo Set3er gBm.
@raBam bonn Sradauge. GOfomOtt0fiSrsr
Gallagher bonn BerIOuen3uge erlttt etneu
Qrm= uub etneH Betnbrud. Sdmmtlt5s
Rnfinniere fdn1en nit hem Sdrefen hapOn.
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IurAtbGrer GOtlonA - Se6S
GGen1d,eu get6Stet.

8 IN Ctnnatt, y. Nprtl. - GIne To-
eben bier eiagetroffene Dspeibe mel6et, baB
2 9rittel bon Samestopu, @reeue. &ountg,
., um lRr bsute g2admtttag burd etneu
Chiffon 3era6rt ,DuroeH. Ged18 Periouen,
r6mt& Sri. Gteua Sones, Is SABRE alt,
aue g9culnbtasS Springs, &q., Srau dun
Carpenter, Estitta Scnttus, 6rl. Rate Bob
Ter, iine Hsgertu, ylameI8 Stenart, unO
ctu SObu bg8 SIu. Bau18, tGmeu INNS See
bsu uu6 Utgle un6sre mHrSeu Oerpuuoet.
SHuOerte BON Beriouen fab ObOa4IOs Ins
Der Serluf III euoru1.
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BH~ Gin rstjsuhsrss Bldsasu, uIs Der
,9arleps Barf," fanu fir Btcutcs
nH0 SOmmer Serguiiguugsu on.
berstpo Eaum gsfuubeu tusrbsH. 9aus
iGig, iGutttg uub lufttg, bistst bisIsr Blns
annsbmItGtsiteu, pte fs iouft Isltsu angss
troifsn psroen fOuneu. 9nIu t0mmt nod,
ta6 Sr. Rarl S6retuer, Der lauaiabs
riae Sroumeifsr Huo issige 8erualtsr bss
GfabIifisments, ntGt auein bas Bette aus
FiiGe nno Keller gu Itsfsru TN Stauoe Ia,
'-1bern 6as sr's aud fsrttg gebraft, aqs
-4srsn GIsmeuts BON ieinsH 8srauiis
'ass fern 3u bulten. Tbeater, Euu,.
S6isBgauerte, @nrouiieI, Shau.
yberobeH' uub 9sieai1afts,imus
Tubsu iid uuf btsism our1 ftdStts
.rIeudtstsu PIass.
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Ri6ter QpHh.

9breOtport ga, 27. 9pril. - pier
etugetroffere 8epeicbeu melbeu, baB 9tGGt=
Cnu uno @larfe, Die i'm EtrdipteLe OHa6tta
Der in leBtsH Wtonate osriibteu &rnorbung
bes altsn Rogrrs uRo ietuPr 6ruu iibsrfGbrt
Worben fiHo, Udbreno Der Oergaugeusu Radt
bur6 etuen U'ob aus bsm @afdugutfs gebolt
un6 GufQehGuat tpurbeu.
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1rntrrnnnn eines Dnmnfers.

SurItugtpu, Sa., %. aprtl. - Der
9ampfsr ,@rauo Bncific" prallts beuts Rads
mtttag on benz Bfetlsr elmer hteRaen Bride
an uub gipg gLetdh barauf In 30 6n6 tisfem
@aifer inter. Setu YPeuih tam um's eebsu.
9ns Sabr3sug, pslbss aHf 10000 ssi46st
mur6G, tit rpa5ri&ttuIi3 total osrIoreu.
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Nie nenrn @nIbfeISer.

bompiou's salts, ROut. 81.
NbrfL-9Iethe @Oiolberu Der6eu tdglt1 tn
ben nsusu @o!bfsISsru i'm 9iffritt @oeur b.
gleue eutbedt. 5usthuubert uu3su lautsrss
@Ulb uurSen am Santiago BON bort bterber
geIftdt.
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gEettere NebuFripn beS 2obneS
Der 9phICuardber.

BtttRburG, 8euui, 27. gprtt. - Die
3obIGrgrubcnbefBer i'm gotsrtsn BOOl" baz
btu etue 2Obrrsbuttiou ooH etuem balbsu
Sent pro Bnidei augeorOuet, tpetGs mOrgsu
in 5raft treteu iOu. Ser SObu Der Ro6lenz
grdber esS g3mstteu BoOI" iou morgen abauz
iaus rebu5irt perbeu, uub jpnr BON 81 auf
3 @fnta BIO 8uidgI.
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2B a II G I o II, 2G. Ipril. - Der 9 e.
M mar Reute Htdt tn Sttuug.
SIM RsprdicHtaufeubouIe
purbs bic Shtfffabrts6iu, neIde bte ams.
rttontidle 9aEoRLElOtte DON perfAteoeuen
0afteu bsfrett uno ben 3wed bat, Ste amertz
ianiite S9tfffabrt Az bsbeu, nit mebrereu
ImRuoemsutS augeaOmmen. Gtnes ber 2ss.
teren, BON Ger org } siHgebra9t, baftmmt,
baB etfErrr ober fabIeruR 0ampfiGtffe 1ou
wert8tsnS 1000 Goaueu Gebalt, lpelGe BON
Siirgsrn Der Ser. Staatsn TN Iuslaube an.
getanft per6Fr, 3Olfret ;ugelQIisu uuo ols
amerttanil9e Satffe regtfrtrt werteu IclIeu,
oorausgeicBt, baB iolde SGiffe bas aus,
idItc6li6e @igentbum amertrQntifer 8iirger
uno pom 6tifenbau6eI ausgsI5loiien ftub.
8as @or'iGe Gmen1sment geIaugte nit III
gegen 60 Sttmmsu CUR anuQbme. Die Ser
ptQtguugsbtll fir ben btpIomattIdeu HuS
6onlularOtenit WHrbe beute pom Serrptl.
ltguugs' @omtte etnbert9tst. Die Berntl.
Itgupg bstragt $977,77O, $318, $50 pentger,
ais bte bes Faufsn0eu SabreS. 9te Siu
rs6uStrt bte 8siolbuugen Der @eIau6tsu tn
Bten un6 &om oon $4,000 auf $4,000,
itlnfft ben @eianbtihaftspoften fir RumS.
ntsr, Serbten In6 @riedsnlaub, iotpte ben
fir SCIiUta ab uub Uerfiigt meiters 4enOe'
ruugen i'm btpIouIattidleu uuS SouIularoteuf.
I'm $40 UertaQte fidl bq8 6aus.