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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
Wholesale Punishment.

A dispatch from Tangiers, under date of the
9th inst, says 'sThe sultan of Morocco caused
the massacre of whole tribe in Angara Kaleila
because they asked the French for protection,
The men were killed and the women and chill
dren made slaves. Five thousand men from
the different tribes have gathered to attack the
cherif of Ouadzan, and war with France is
probable.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
English Cholera in England.

An outbreak of what is called English cholera
was reported at Northampton, Eng, on the 9th.
The disease is On the decline in France and the
government is about to demand the suppression
of the quarantine on the Italian border. Russian
papers deny the existence of cholera in that
country
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
Drowned at a REGATTA.

A St. Johns N. F., dispatch, of the 7th inst,
announces the drowning of three oarsmen
named Goss, Martin and Power, by the swamp
ing of their boat during a a regatta. Ryan the
coxsWain, who was taken from the water alive,
died the next morning. The accident happened
on Ouidiyidi Lake.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
Relief for Gordon.

By vote of TIA to Ii, on the 5th inst, thu
British House of Lords passed bill appropri
ating $500, 1000 for an expedition to rescue Gen
Gordon from his perilous position at Khartoum
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
No Rags 4.

The secretary of the treasury, on the 9Th
inst, gave the collector of the port of New
York Instructions in regard to the Importation
of rags. The surgeon general of the marine
hospital service advises complete prohibition, as
rags are always liable to convey disease.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
A Murderer Hanged.

Schumacher, the murderer of Banker Lien
hart and Broker Eisert. was hanged at Vienna,
on the morning of the 9Th inst. He refused to
make confession. Elaborate precautions were
taken against an Anarchist reprisal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
Hog Cholera.

Dispatches of the 4th inst, report that hun
dreds of hogs in Fayette County, ILL.,, have
fallen victims to cholera. In many instances
farmers have lost their entire stock.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
RIM Down and Killed.

A locomotive ran down carriage at Conner
Station, Pa, on the Reading road, on the 9Th
inst, killing Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon, child, and
d man named Cuff. The driver, with an in
FAINT, the only survivor of the Dixon family,
escaped
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
Wind in the West.

A tornado at Wasco, Ore, on the 9th, de-
mcIished Methodist church, mill and several
small buildings. W. Nj. Barnet was partially
paralyzed by blow on the back by a flying
shutter.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
Wrecked by BenZine,

A five-story building in New York, occupied
by dye-house, was wrecked by an explosion of
benzine on the 9th inst. Two persons were
terribly burned. Loss 100000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
gave the villain the order will probably lose the
money that the paper represented.
Waiting for the Birds.

A dispatch of the 4th inst, says the
continued absence OF the swallows ana spar
rows winch deserted Marseilles on the ont
break of the cholera causes apprehension Shat
the atmosphere is sill vltiated AID Il inhabit-
ANS are clan.oliug for It's purlticution by fire.
AT Tonlon the death rate is decreasing but the
PHYSICIANS fear that the return OF the fugltives
to their filthy quarters will cause another out
break of disease.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
WIFI ArhifrQta.

Advices of the 7th, from the seat of war,
state that it is reported that France and China
will settle their differences by arbitration and
have called on the American minister to act as
mediator. A strong war feeling prevails in
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
Fire and Death.

fire in New York tenement house on the
night of the 31st, caused the death of Bart.
O'Keefe, the jantor, and James Glbbon, 4
year-old boy Mrs. Ann Gibbon and two small
children were terribly burned.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
War and Rumors of War.

A dispatch OF .1s 9Th says France has refused
China's offer to pay 100000 indemnity and
negotiations have come to al end. Admiral
Courbet is said to be doing everything in his
power to precipitate war.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
Sunk by a Collision.

The steamer Richard Owens, from Cardiff for
st. Johns, was sunk at sea on the 4th, by col
lision with the steamer Belle Star. -Four per-
sons drowned The survivors were landed at
Queenstown
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
War I'm Madagascar

A dispatch of the 7th says the Queen of the
Hovas, In Madagascar, has broken off negotla-
lions with the French and ordered her subjects
to prepare for war.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
Cholera Germs.

An analysis of the drinking water at Ms
settles and Aries shows that it Is filled wit
microbes, or cholera germs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
NEW YORK EARTHQUAKE,
SERIOUS, THOUGH NOT FATAE
SHAKING.

The Most Severe shock Ever Felt in that
City-Buildings Cracked and Pedestri-
ans Thrown the Ground-Panic-
Stricken People Rush from Their
Homes in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES strange
Scenes,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
Corner Stone Laid.

The corner stone of the famous Bartholdi
statue, on Bedloe's Island, in New York harbor
was laid on the 9Th inst, in the midst of driz-
Zling rain
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
A GraaIv Racentinn.

Greedy and his comrades and the members
of the relief expedition were received in grand
style by the people of Portsmouth, N. H., on
the 4th inst.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Frost No, 1.

slight frost was experienced in the vi
cinity of Palmyra, Wis, on the night OF the
9Th inst.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13

SEVEN bears were killed in one day
by hunting party in the Gulf Ham
mock, Fla.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-08-13
Deeds of Blood.

Capt. Hofor al Austrian military officer OF
considerable fame, killed his wife and ther
committed suicide at Pressburg, on the 9th.
Jason Hyatt WAS killed at Hope, Ark, by
Monroe Taylor, on the 9Th, for OBTAINING his
wife. Both were farmers.
Conrad Hans quarreled with Geo. Mills 81
Bellevue, KY, on the 9Th, and mortally wound
ed him with an earth pick.
While temporarily insane, on the 10th inst.
Marshall Key, clerk of the United States courts
at Council Bluffs, committed suicide with a re-
volver.
Horace Monroe, of Alamo Township, Kala-
mazoo County, Mich. killed himself with a
dose of Trough on Rats, on the 7th inst.
In quarrel at Kewaskum, Wis, on the 9Th,
Frank Rossie, aged %, shot and badly wounded
John Zunder, a young man of about the same
age. Rosie then committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the brain.
L. S. McManus, toe leading confectioner, oil
ST. Paul, committed suicide on the 7th inst. by
taking morphine, His affairs are in bad
shape.
Samuel Faulkner. Henry Allen and two
brothers named Woodall. fought duel with
knives and pistols, near Fredonia, Tex, on the
9th. Allen was killed outright and the two
Woodalls MORALLY wounded. Faulkner re-
ceived wound in the breast, but may recover.
In quarrel near Plketon, Mo-, on the 7th,
Wm Jennings, aged 10 years, plunged knife
into the neck of his brother Thomas, aged IL
years, severlng the jugular vein, and causing
death in few minutes.
VIM. Goosely and man. named Ramsey
killed each other with knives and pistols in a
whisky fight st Kiddville, KY. on the 9th inst.
On the 9th inst, BENZ. Moore, a prominent
young business man of Pittsburg,' Pa, was
fatally shot by Alex. Merriman, a photographer,
at the house of Mrs. John Rodd, Moore's
mother-in-law. The cause Of the shooting is
unknown.
In an election row at Lexington, KY, on the
4th inst, George Stewart was fatally shot by
J. G. Geer. In another difficulty between
Jack Cleary and and Dick Murphy, the former
was stabbed to death by Murphy. Two men
were killed at Moorehead, in the same state,
and one at Enterprise on the same day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-20
Hrbeiters anaeleseubeiten.

Pittsburg, Beuni., 10. Hoobr.-Sett
eiutgeu Eageu itnb bier bic Rtnsn. .Snipsi'
loren bss tpsfttideu Bennislunuteu psriaus
melt, um iibsr eiuen @eieBeutpurf 3ur Ssrs
minosrung Der llngliidsfdle In Den Mtnsu
3u bsrutSeu. Ste boffeu .s bur6 berartiss
9eiess su uerbtiteu, bab itdb iolde fdredIt4e
aatafropbsn, ruie Die 40 &ouneusuilIe pte'
oarbolsn. Die Bin ion cine ftreuge BrifuHg
fir Die Sorndnner nuo Disjentgeu, psldsn
Die Ssntilatiorsmafdine anusrtraut tft, usrz
langeu; fsrner iou eine Bergbaufdule TN
Staate gegriiuo.t tperbeu. Der @utparf
ptrb Der ud4fen @siesssbung oorgeIsst
usrosu.
! Wertbeu, Conn, 10. Hoobr.-Ste Sa'
| irritation BON pIattirtsu Boareu, pslfe nm
biti. Sabres;sit reift In ooufer 8liitss III
7 bat b.beutsuo obgsuoriulen. uub Die Sabrtz
fauten id1aseu tbren SerIuft bis gum /. So
mar 1885 auf $750,000 i'm Sergletts gum
Srtiahrs.
4htIQbeIpbiu, q, 10. Hooember. .-Wsb'
isrs btsfige &sppt6 'Sabrifaut,u ba6eu ii4
usrsinbatt, osu gobu ibrsr augeitsuteu nm
16 bts 20 Bro5eut 3u reou3irer. Ste ertld'
rer, fie tpIren bterSu gs3uuugen, uu1 NIT
bsn yfsns@ueIdnbsr Seppid 6abrifauteu,
mrl6e bebsutsub g'riugere 9obpe 3ablteu,
/ ccnfurrtrsns az iounsu. giahs;u 10000 in
6su bisfgsn Seppid 6abritsu beihdfttGts
EtticHtn nsrSsu uou ber Rsoutttou brtrpfz
fer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-20
Rt,p, Norris electoral Dctum

4lbanp, T..y., 10. Rousnber. - Die
StaataadbIuu gebshoroe trat uul 3 uar beute
Rittag Sniammen, uertGate iidl ieooG, ba
has 8efu!tat Der antli9en3 3dbluna BON meb'
rersu @ouniiss nod ntGt stusetrofftn mar,
bic morgsp. EX-SENATOR Eoscoe 9outltug
III OILS Nnpalt bss bsmotratiiden Stantss
@omite's aupeisue. 4us ben Counties 60
lumbia, SsfisriOu, 9stpts, Butnam, Queeu's,
Ridmcnb, SGunler, Suffolf unb 8eftdez
fer firb bic Bsrthts burd Die Yoff, jeboh
rod uidbt bnrf ots aultlit1eu Soten esbratt
NJ plttu, ndbrenb aus Hstu g)orf, fiugsz
60. uno CT. 2aprsucsz&o. iiberbaupt nod
teine geridte porlisssn. 8abriGsiulid per=
Ssn inbtiisu morgeu ole Berifate sur Sauo
istn, nuo bic !3dliuus pirS alsoanu bsgtns
neu.
Gin bsbsnflthsr Srrthum puroe in bem
Esri6te aus 8tdmono &Ouutp tn Der 81.
inmnennbbirupg Der fiir bts glettorsn abse.
asbeusn Stimmsu entbedt, unb bic BebOros
bot ben @lsrt ienss @ountps our6 etue De-
teiGs nm Gufil6ruug sriuden lafieu. 4ui
csm fraalidsn Bsridt Ia bts 9siamnltjahl
Ger fir @Isttoren abgegebsueu Sttmmsu aui
303, ,567 augegsbsn, pdbrsno .iue Hadrs1,
uEua Der ani Der Isabelle sntbalt,ncn i3ah.
len sine Gsiammtsahl Don 304,517 srstsbt.
Esrrer iinb uur bte Nameu BON 81 Butler
@lsftorsn anf bsm Bsridts entbalteu. @tr
8ote bes @leIfs BON RtfmonezSo. Dtrt
morgan bier stutrsff,u, nm bic Sade gu e.
fI1rPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-20
Neps gprfer Ra6rt6teu.

Iem.yurf, 10. NOusrbsr. - Adtb.
Qsut y. giortou, bsr ameritantfde gsiaubts
on Eraufrett, ittffte fiG bsute auf oem
9anpfsr yllmbria" mad europa stu.
- Sobu 8. Suatuau uuo Alfreo 9reeu'
fisIb, bic b.tSsn eehsru gb,nb i'm yUlaoiicn
Sauars. 9arssn" tpabrsnb elmer Borsrs sSorz
fftquua psrbaftstsn faufifdmpisr, fuurosn
bent. BON ben @roBgeihworeneu tn 4utlage1
,uffano periest unb Dem @eri4tsuerfahreu
ibermisieu. Gin ieber bsr Auasilagten ftsIte
$1,000 Birsi&aft. Die gntlase Iaatet uui
.tn "Misdemeanor," ndmltt Ssrautaltuug
elmer Sdldssr,i obue @affsu.
- SIN Supsrior s@srit3t puros bsuts Die
i'm lsst.u Sabr, bon StebsubaG. Shpab &
Comp. poraenommeus @efddftsiibettraguug
on 0. Sulsba6er auf Ssranlaffung Der
@lGutiasr ole bstriieertiG umgsftcBsn unb
BITE @rnsunung stnes Wafencurators anae.
crbust. Dte In bem Sale tnuolptrteu Au'
ipriits bslaufsn iif auf iibsr 5000, 900.
- Der @rnubfsiu bes neueu 9sihenpers
br.uuuugss Esmpsls On Der Rouut Sliuet.
aptnus 10 Song Sslauo @ttp puroe bent.
Ra&mittae unttr eutiprs6snbsn @ersmo'
MEN selsgt. Or. 8. @. Beuslab, gr.aaS:
Ion b.s Brcctlpuer Slottenbaubofa, uub Bro.
i,dor e. aolsr hisItsu paiieubs Guipraasu.
- Ser meme Bunoesirtessbampfsr ,at
lau.a" ift aus @bsfsr, Benni, tter auss'
fCmrrtu.
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Die Gbplera tn &n6amerifd

Susnos agres, 10. 9tousmber. -
9sr italisniide 9nmpfer DBerieo," melhem
Sns 2auben In Rontsuioeo oerIDstgsrt Uur.
BE-, fam gsffsrn Dor benz btefgsn Safsu an,
srbislt isbOb bur6 Den Gsgisruugsbampfer
,SiGarius" Ssfsbl, es 9epdiisr argsntt=
nisns iofOrt 3u usrlaiisu. Der &apttdu pro'
tsttrte uub ertldrte, er braude 3obleu, al,
lein isius Sorfslungsu purbeu uidlt bead
tst Bon bsm 9umpfsr DgIattsO Bru53O,"
arf msIHsm bic Cholera graiftrt uno mel
der ihon bon usridieosnen iionmsrttautz
i6sn S6fsn, in bte sr stuSuIaufeu ueriuAts,
ptabsorbert tpurbe, ltegsn tetne Dettereu
HadGidtsn Dor. Gs nerluutet, bas idou so
Rsniten auf isnsm Sabrjeuge Der cholera
,,legsn finb. Die broiiItauiids Rsgtsruns
psiQsrte fid, bic Baiiogiere auf Der Suisl
8eferta luuoeu su Iufeu. Ser 9ampfsr
,Betiso" tfi 25 Wisilsu BON bier Dor Iufsr
graanaen. Die urssntiuiihs Rsgtsruug bat
bsItIofieD, ibrs Sdfen DtsEsr fir 5ubrieuge
aus 9snuu uub Dfaristue ju 6ffRen, isbod
uur fir ioIfe, bic ssfferu Obsr ipGtsr BON
hort nhnin0pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-20
Ems Subd.

Rsp.yort, 10. Rou. - gta Brtef aus
Sapannn bonn 13. HcU brtugt folgenoe Rad
rtfteu: ~. WGhreno Der lsbten Bots bat bls
gslbe Stsber , Spfer In Sauanna geforoert.
Observation-Disclosures babsn Dor RurIem bernl
Brdfbsntsn oes 9auoelsmtniffertuuls BrO'
teft esgsu ben ooraeidIageueu Sauoelsusr=
trag NIT ben Ser. Staatsu erboben. Der
Niniffer srtlirte linen iuosfisn, olB ne ;u
@uRftsn @uba's Spfer An brtngsn hdtteu,
tporauf Der Prot.ft Suriidge3ogen puroe. -
Sefttge Heqengiiife baben am leBtsu Sonne
abenb uno Sonntag utslfaG Shaoen angez
rtGtet. 60 truroe bas ffdSttidle S1lahtz
baue iiberihneruit, nno 200 SGien ertrau=
fen. Der 8erfebr nui Der nWartauo=&tien.
bahn" purbe auf msbrere Stunoen u1terz
brc6sr.-DB Balance" bebauptet, Der Staut8=
roth babe beidlofisu. ben gigentbiimeru Der
bon ben 3o0beamten confis;trtsu uuo Der
iauftsn amsrifuniIdsn Brtsg sNetti." e.
men SGaosnerias BON $3.50, 900 tn Sob ~
sablsu. Der amsrifaniiGe fouiul bat iu=
befIeu nod tsine ips3iells Hahrift Don Der
Sade srbaltsn. General Ramon be 5ajar.
90, Der 9aneralaouoerneur BON Cuba, tlt an
II. b. R. BON Borto Rico bier etugetr0ffeu.
gr InuSete rdbrsuo siues beftigsn 6sgeu
fturmss, infolae beiieu Die gsn6bnlidler
militdriiden Ghrsubs3susuussu uutsrblte'
ben. Der @snsrul iiberuabul iofurt bts 0tt.
eisrnrg.""
Savanna. Is. .-Ssuor Don Soil
&ortina, Der Strsftcr unb @tseuthimer osE
,8eptfta be @uba," unb elmer Der Si6rsr
Der nutonomifitiGeu Bartet farb seferr
am Eppbus. rTrtnnto" bsridatst uuteru
Is. 3. R.: y ErOs Der 81, 800, 600, tuelde bit
ipaniite 8sateruug bem cubauiiheu Sfas
amt singeihidt bat, rrtro mahriGeinttd, Elm
Sefi,it bon So. 1000. 900 BIS $4,000 600 fir
bic srftsn 6 Nouate bss Subrss 1SS4-'8;
s{rfrpfpu
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NbfabrtstaGe bexSaaans 5dsan fer
son 9ieDs3ort:

7amSjsr ,,RsSr5tic" ua6 6 G.asrpeoI--an 20 9iob.
GemSter State Of RsbGbni' uaa GG24soh ain
20. 9iDpembsr,
SamSisr ..siIsta" uad Sar1burq - am 30. Jas
9Gmpfsr Ctr 0t ebie2sO'' mad sissEvocI -Gu D.
gamsitr n9tta" ur.,a sopenF dssn an, 22. to6.
9nmpier ,,gtccrplu' -" ua5 23Htperbeu en- p.
Samptsr ,seiln Of GbicasO" mad 2'osFpSe - am
Sampfer eng DAB" nod eibt1pDel-am %. 9oo.
Danspfer .,eIt tspia" raG glasgcp-am ~ 9.ee.
Samtfer g neral g9erssr" nab 9sSmsn-am z,
9ioctmber
9omsisr f, gallant" ua4 Goasrsam - an p.
Hpblmber.
0GmSis.: ggerian g9OuarR" naa e0ROun -am25.
Jpbtmn n
IAN oisr .g[asia" nod qiSersooL-am %. gioe.
90 npfer aurania'' mad 2tDerpool-am 20. 9soo.
q ainpfsr ,gperra" nad Brsmer-nm 26 9too
Lonpfer st. Saureni" mad p1oTe-am 20. 3.oo.
Ycrlbfsr ,Befit eGLio" mad 8amburg- Az. 9top.
qGmsfer ,,Gitp Of Gbsiier" mad Sioerpool - an
:. II. R0ptmber. u,.,.,. ..,,,, ,,..
| gor1rfsr Gber'' rad Bremen-am %. Rou.
gan-SIer q eIttc" nub 2icerpopI - ON %. 5loo
! gombFer ggiseouftn" l." mao GtpsrbooI-Gm Del
| 9a,rSisr ,Rntbuta mad eibeTpooI-am 8. 0ei.
| 9au5iCr g3ieldne" mao Semburg-am 4. Gea
| 9cr,bfer @erntanie" mad eiberpoot-am q. Ss;
7arSisr ,,9pbian gsorarts" mad GonhOE-am q
| December.
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&OfaI5ert@te aus ESaf5tastOn~
Heutyh, Ninau,en.


SerIiu, 10. Rousmbsr.-Ser SuuSes
rnt5 iftuts hsute fOlssnos Suranidtase fir
has nddtile Sistaiiabr anf: Gep0buli&esau
gaben SOC, 314, ESQ Garf, auS'rGsp6bultb.
Ausgaben G4.SS1,7 ,7G5 Mari Rs0suaeu
G21. 196O5l I1att, siuifHssItb psu
44,671. 996 N!art, tuslde lsstsrs Summ'
bur9 time anleihs uufesbrndt ruerOeu iOG
Sin Tanifeff Der etrticbrn SOitaIiilrM.
Serlin, 19. Rousmbtr. 9tr bent
iasu SoSiaIiiteu haban stu RauifeFl srlaHeu,
tn psI4sm fis bitter. DppOftttOn gsgsn Osu
6irfsu Sismard als ibr Programm nntiiu-
bigeu. Sbr srffer Sdadlug I'M 8stdstass
ptrb in sinsm antrug auf gBtbsrruf oss 90
StuIifsnseissss bsfsb.n.
uniuiritSenbsit in Der tiirPi(cben Nrnirr.
Sarua, 10. ROp - Su Der tiirHid,n
armse bsrritt groBs llusufrtsosubeit, neil
Die Sruppen peeer ibrsn Sob, nod btnretz
&slbe SIsibuug srbaltsu. Stsr' s5nlOnten
ilnb obue C5bHbe un6 T'ssr lid
gotb. Die Saltuug Der 9, I'm
gs6nng pon @uufanttuCpel III s,A, ~ bro
5utTbe,
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@Iutiae 8rae6Sie ia Nlabama.

@battanooga, 8suu., 10. Nou. -
Ssuts ift bier bic Rn9rtht BON stuer tdrsd'
li5su Srng0bts, psIds ft in @laasotus,
RaIiban s&cuntp, 4la., sreignet bat, etnges
truff,n. Gtne SptsiolbepsIte an bic Gtmss"
luutst: y8. u. 9oparb bstrat bas 9aus
zines qarmsrs, Ramene Bsnte, pdbrsno fiG
bic Numtlis bst'm NiittagsHsr befauo, mn
,iusn ultsn Strett ,u bssn6su. GIs 9opurb
bas 3tmm.r betrat, i9oB tbu Beate ourd
ben Band unb pertuunoete ibn t0btltd. Su
i.iu.m Seb,stampfs .rbcb Sotparb i.ius
Sdrutfints uub sridOs futpobI @sat', pi'
SsETpu Erou
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Ntebmdrfte.

@btcagp, 10. NOubr.-S&p.ius: gu
fubr Al 600, Ssrisubuns 5000 Stiid; Brett.
uurttrten ,utihen $3.50 uub $4.65.-8iub'
uteb: 3ufubr 5000, Ssrieubuus 2700 StGd;
Br,iie pariirtsu 3piideu $3.50 uub $3.50
Sdaufs: 3ufubr 1900, Seri.ubuus 1000;
Brsii. pariIrtsu apiidsn $1.75 unb 1915.
ct. 2outs, 10. Roosmber.-Sd Sdpetus:
3ufnbr 5000, Ssrisnbuua 400; Bretie uart'
irteu ;rtidsn $3.45 uub $780, Rtubuisb :
Rufubr $500, Ssrisubuug 500; Brstie uart'
irteu 3ptf6su $3.15 uuS 1915. - S4aafe:
3uiubr 600, Serisnouns tstIs; Brstis part
itten 3piidsu $2.00 nno 1925.
Gaff s2ibertp, B.nni., ben 10. Roubr.
-RIubpteb: aufubr 266, SerI.ubuug $40;
Br,iie pariirten irptiteu $4.00 uuS $3.50
SHtp.iu.: i3ufu6r 5000, 8srisuouus 240e
Brsii. onriirten ,ptideu $3.50 uab $5.10.-
-S&aaIs: 3ufnbr 1900, Ssri.ubuug $500
42r,ii, na,iirts1 ,mtfdteu s.. 90 uuh 81 90
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Ser @cnDert Der gieb;ldter.

St.9outs, 10. NOSeEber. -.Su Der
beutie,n Sisuug bss Stsb3Idter.@oHosnts
srfattets General Bersbte, SOrIiter bes
Nanbat. @omtte's, etnsn Ssridt, aus mel
dem bsruoratug, oas ii5sr 1900 accreotttrte
StIeantsn anpeisub tpurss. Der @ouueut
crgantiirts iih 6urd1 @rmdbluhg bss @uu'
usrneurs SObu 8. &outt aus Colorado ;um
BrGftbentsu, bss Generals ". gf. Curtis
aus Nen=Yort gum erften 8tcsz Psdfioeuteu,
einss rpstteren Stce'BrGiiosutsn fir iebeu
Stant un6 iebes Serritortuu, bes Srn. q.
3. atpat.r ons ct. 0ouis gum SettetGr
un0 bee Sru. S. {. WfCAtee aus Rarslnub
gum Sicsprafbeutsu. SerfdieNens 8sidliiis
purhen etngebraft unb an &omtte'n ner=
tpt.ieu, uuo elm &Omits uuroe eruaunt, um
etns @onifttutton uno Rsbsugsiess fir bic
yStsb3iidtersNIio3tatton" IN enttrsrfeu.
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S.usrtds Meife uaa benz efaen

Btttsbnrg, Pennl., II. Noobr.-@t'
@oupernsur Seubrids, Der nsusrpGblts st.
cs.Yrdfibsnt, nslder bsute auf bsm Best
nod esm Often burd Btttsburg fam, ia9t.
uuf b.m 8abnbofe tn etnsr llntsrrebuug mil
.insm 8erihterftatter, sr tonne fetnt 4nii&i
iiber bic Bsissuug Der 8uueeslmt.r Der 4o.
minifration @Iepelanb's auBeru. SeuQtol
Soorbsss, rpel9.r Srn. S,nbrids bssIsitst
,rilarts bi. Qusabs fiir ubiurb. baB &c mt
Sr. Ssnbrtds In elmer polttiidsn giifltor
6eu Sru. @lsp.lanb bsiudsu molten. uu
ben HutbsiI an Der Resieruussz Batrouase
pelder bsm Staate Suoiaua 3ufaIlsu ioa
feff3ufellen.
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CLAUS SpredeIS' SDbu ftaiest ei.
men cfcurndliffett.

SanSran3tSco, 10. yfooerlbsr. -
81. 5. youna, Serausgsbsr oes oSbrontcle, "
nurte nm IS llhr heuts Ibsnb uOn 4oolpb
Sprsdels, stnsm SChus bss betauuten Gut
tsrt6ntas Claus Spredsls, i'm 9sidGftsbd-
reuu bes u@tronicIe" burd 3uet Sdliis
am liuteu 4rns uberbaIb oss @Geu6ogeus Il.
on Der Ituten Shulter psrtpuuoet. Die
SGteBaffairs mar bts 6olae stnes ON leBtsn
Sonntuas. Morgsn i'm "&brOntcle" srihteus'
ueu Grtitsls iibtr bic Gffairen berg 9awattan
Commercial Sugar Comp" Der Ebater Be-
fiubet fi9 in Saft. Der SsrDuuoete tit Elm
Bruber bon 2ouis Be youug, friiheren Ser
ausgebsrs bss n&brontcIe," mel4er Dor etnt=
gen Sabrsu ben Nanor Ra1ot bon Gan
Trun,tsco burd, sinsn 5duB idusr oerUuu'
BET. nub msbrers @odsn bnrauf TN Siireau
o.s y@brouicIe" burd SaacG'S Sobu 8etoe:
tpf tnrrhP
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Brdnoe.

Ospego, R.=Y, 10. Rou.-9as n5a.
ltsburp>Souie" uno 8. u. Snll's 9uben an
Ssm Gant1s&rsst aiuGen beuts in Slauueu
nuf. Ssrluft $4,000, Ssrft9srurg $5000
8atstgb, R.'G., 10. Huu.-Stebsu 9d.
b,u uub stlits tIstusrs @sbGube tn 3uisuOt,
stusm flsinsn Srts an Der 0BiImtugton.
Belbonsr @tisubabu," gtugsn bsute friib in
Gl0mmsu auf. Serluff $25. 900, fetue Ssrs
fihsrung. Yian osrnuthet Sraubfftftung.
Hsm Dort, 10. giopbr.- @tu beuts
friib In sinem StOdipsrt Don ytr. 119, Sui
ton.SraSe, nusgsbro6snss Teusr ri6tste
GGaben i'm Sstrng. BON $4,000 an. Der
SsrIuff lift uuf bier psridiebsus 6trmen Osrz
tbstIt.
Bpfon, 10. Rou.-9is llutusrialiftsuz
Stride su Rorpocb tpur6e bsute ourh Seuer
3erR6rt. Serfidsrung $4,000.
yst sSrleans, 10. gfOobr. - Die
3udsrraffiusrts nuf SlIUsr 8trus'S BIauz
tnee i'm 9trGiptsIs ct. Samss fsl bsute
nsbft 10000 Biuuo 3udsr ben SlamRen
gum Raubs. SsrIuft $3.50,
EoGebc, o., 10. Rou.-Dts 8erte Der
y8ruib electric Sight Comp" tpurbeu beuts
bud Tsusr gum 8etrags BON $4,000 be-
fG,1hinf
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wrubermprS uup SelbIfmcrS .

Iems sgort, 10. Noo. - I'm Iesten
guurtng tamsu spst 6ruuaofen, bic Briiosr
2ouis unS @oparOSutlo, 80, reip. 36 Sabre
oft, bier an unb begaben ft1 mad e!usHl
Auspanssrsr aofbauis On Der @reeuDtdl
StruBs, mo iie 3tmmer mtetlsteu. 9sute
RnGmtttus idos 2outs istnsn Sruosr Ia osn
Ropf unb usrtpunbste t6n tOstltdl. Snun
iuat. .r ii6 IsIbR cine Sugsl ourh ben Ropf
bic tbn bsiuahs uugsubItdltd t06tsts. Oi'
beibsn Briber tamen aus Canton. Start'
@ountp, Sbio, in Der Abfdt bierhsr, mad
i6rtr Sstmath ,IridBufsbreu. I'm lssteu
Scnntag giug Gopuro nit Sl555 IN istusr
3aiMs aus, bstrnnt iid uub usrlor ons SsIh
ober tuuros osfeIbsn bsraubt. Utan osr
mutbst, oas Der SerIufi bss @eIoes Den Ser
fiano 2ouis @uilb's osrptrrte nno ens Der
brsGhen ueranlnbts.