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New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
KILLING A roo PERSISTENT THIEF.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22 Spec'at.-Wliilam
Bsttersby who OF humorous huckster CARTS
went to his stables at No. 2025 Frank-st this morn
ing. having In his possession over $500 He was fol-
lowed unobserved by Edward Motz, bad character,
who seized him by the throat and forced nm Ieea
ami out of the place. whereupon the thief made second
assault He then told him ~ away or ne would shoot
hm Motz still persisted In the attack, whereupon Bat
tersby drew revolver and fired The ball struck Motz
In the heart and he fell dead.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
NOT FAyoRIsG A PROPOSED PLAN.

PHILADELPHIA, July % tSpecid0.-There is
growing feeling among stockholders of the South Penn
sylvana and Beach Creek Railroad not
10 Vanderbilt selling roads TO the Pennsyvania
OF the OO0 900 pended the South Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt contributed 81 70oo Some of the stock
holders threaten fight the courts II the sale OF tne
roads il made The statement that exPresdent Gowen
had been is denied by Reading d.
r-cors and relatives Of Mr. Gowen The latter say that
he will remain abroad until october.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
SHIPPING DEsERTISG PERU.

LIMA, July 22 via Galveston.-Owing TO
heavy port and the scarcity Of cargo many sailing
craft are deserving the coast Of Peru. Some OF the
ports most frequencd formerly by these coasters are
closed There has been general rise In tho prices OF
nnantIties from the coast and this advance weighs
heavily on the lower classes Generally there Is great
commercial depression.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
MINERS IN CONVENTION.

PIrrsBURG, July % (Speciat).-Twenty-si
delegates representing 9se5 miners attended the open,
ing session Of the state Convention Of the Miners and
Iaborers Amalgamated Association In this city to-day
President Harris, who has just returned from tour
among the anthracite mines. said; "slnce octobsr
600 miners have Joined the society. In Shenandoah
snnke TO over 5000 people twice In day, and On
the spot we organized six branches Tne sentiment In
favor OF an International organization spreading.
Thero are 10000 miners and mno iaborers IN the
aste aud large part Of them In our 0raanixAton
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23


GENERAL PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY PROS
TRATED.
fer TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Mr. McGREGoR, N. Y. July 22.-The epithelioma
in General Grants throat. from which he has
suffered 30 long and beroically. in Its course Oh
natural progression has gone through the various
changes inciaent to the disease and has now
reached the last stage that Immediately precedos
death. He is now physically and mentally pros
trate1, apd In condition Of profound collapse.
The progress Of the disease has rapidly and unac-
countably extended during the last two days. and
its extension to the subs djacent muscular tissue
has increased the swelling the inside OF the
Generals throat. 80 that at times. when there is
sven slight convulsive disturbance. IL closes the
spertrIs leading into the trachea a. TO prevent
swallowing aud the free passage Of cir into the
lungs whatever degree Of hope was awakened in
the minds Of the Generals family by the slight
improvement that was noticeable in his condition
lsw days ago has been blotted entirely out BY tho
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
Innrnrxr ON MR.. YAYpERBiLrs YEw ROAD.

HUNTINGDON, Penn, July 22.-Yesterday,
lust before noon by premature explosion Of blast In
the Siding Hill tunnel on Mr. vsnderbts new south
Pennsylvania Railroad, near Fort Litueton u huhs"
rianworkman was killed outright and two Italians two
ne groes and Irshman boss OF mining gang were
mortay injured. They were 80 badly cut up oy INC
roc KS that they lay helpless where they fell
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
GOVERNMENT BuILDMa BURNED By ISDASs

ST.. PAUL, July % tSpeciaD D.-Accordin to .
private letter from q Trustworthy source at White
Earth Minn received in st. Paul today the Pillsxsr
Indians OF Leech Lake. burned Government building
and set fire to another but the flames in the latter case
wero gushed before much damage was done. News
Of the depreciation reached Agent sheehan at White
Earth, ninsty-fve miles west Of Leech Lake, late On
Saturday night special courier having ridden through
TO tell the news. No details have been learned.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
CHARGED WITH BURNING UP A CHILD.

READING, Penn, July % (SpecidD.-Laura
Lenhart age fourteen servant in the family Of william
Lewars Of Brdsboro this county was to-day arrested
here to-day charged with setting nre to the cradle and
causing the death of Mr. Lewarss ths-od
daughter Miss Lenhart denied the charge, and said
that both Mr. and Mrs. Lewars had been smoking near
the cradle aud that they had probably set the chids
clothing fire with their pipes. She Was discharged
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
THE NkDUI DEAD FROM SMALLPOX.

LONDON, July 22.-Dispatches just received
from Assouan say that Major Grenfel has teegaphed
that passengers Gabra report the death OF the
Mahdi from smallpox OH June 80
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23

KILLED BY HIS NEWLY MADE FATHER-IN-LAH W
CAIRO, H., July 22.-John Daniels married
daughter OF Mr.. Murkens, of Mount Junction. this
afternoon. Mr.. Murkens opposed to the marriage
and met Daniels at o'clock to night and killed him.
Roth me live at Mount Junction. Murkens was ar
rested.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23

VETERANS OPPOSING COLONEL BARBIERE'
PHILADELPHIA, July % (Special).-So deter
mined src the old soldiers their opposition to the ap
pointnent Of Colonel Barbere to cerkshp In the Pen
sion ofce by General Davis that unless this ynsr OF
Mr. Lincoln and all Northern people isfdisnissed the
Craud Army will be asked TO cooperate ana mecth8
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23

MORE INDIAN MURDERS IN ARIZONA.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-A dispatch to
TAe Bulletin from Nogass. Arizona. says; Mexican
who has Just arrived from the Canonea mncs reports
that there are hty Indians tho mountains thsr
aud that they have killed one American and two Asxt
cana aud stolen some stock
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23

of all the loyal soldiers in the city will be held IN tne
Academy of Music. The influential mombere OF the
Grand Army both Republican and Democratic, are IN
favor Of the moyement and prominent speakers VII %
peaed to to defeat the confirmation Of General Davis
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23

CASHIER RUGGARDS CERTIFICATE
PHILADELPHIA. July ~ (Speciot). hears
iug OF sxCashier Huggsrd. Of the sbscksmaxou Baxs
was again postponed to-day until eeptember docteSe
certificate stating thas b IVES unable y - nnevsa
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
GIVING UP THE BATTLE.

TUESDAY NIGHT ONE OF GREAT ANxikrf-ihh
GENERAL PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY PROS
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23

line of pain and misery that had been stamped
moon his face more perfectly than ever before. lie
wore upon his head the familiar dark skullcap and
bis bodv was covered by dark red dressing gown
His hand. as il moved slo Wy while he traced the
letters upon the pad, seemed almost transparent
and the surprised. startled faces of Mrs. Grant, who
was dressed IN white, DIR. Douglas and the nurse.
wbo were completely taken aback by the sudden
exhibition of strength on the part OF the General
was in keeping with the supernatural appearance
of the picture. The writing being finished the Gen.
eral sank back upon his pillow exhausted. DR..
Douqlas took the paper and banded it to Colonel
Grant. What the General wrote was not for the
public. It was touching mcssage!to his family.
The continual sinking of the General and his
.tubborn resistance to all remedies to induce re-
vjval of his failing powers alarmed Dr. Douglas and
he sent dispatch about 3 a. IN. to New-fork to
Drs. Sands and Shrady. requesting their Immediate
nresence From time to time. as the occasion might
reouiro it, during the night when the sinking at
tacks would come hypodermic injections OF brandy
were piven in the Generals arm. These seemed TO
have the effect Of alaying an excessive nervous CIR
cuiation. though they seemed to render the Gen-
erals mind moro active and TO prevent him from
sleeping Frequent attempts to take the Generals
pulse were unavailing. 1t cond not be counted to
a Certainty. The only definite figure mentioned
was 100 beats to the minute. but DIR. Dougias ad-
mittad that the pulse was so weak, futtering and
.u;ck that this number might be considerably
hslov tbeiactual number. Respirations were about
twentvtwo 10 the minute, somewhat higher than
The normal. and the breathing showed tendency to
be confined to the upper portion Of the lungs with
little movement of the diaphragm; and there seemed
70 be hardly strength enough in the muscles con-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

Ou,u The old soldiers do not
love Ross. and they arcnot men of I'M
rucnccat al. at ALL The revelations
OF the late reunion, have hcru a--
founding to some people We glory
IN nm mmlhln.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

SOLE DAN'Li- -jc, and reduced
to u quninc diet. lhr pres of rr>a-
can now ask ~ hat would b"comc OF it
il luclc Dan'l were uurnrd INTO au
ner. one trcmbIr, before tuc -u.-
pt-tipu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

Ir remains now to be seen if Bar
ney Gibbs will make Rory OMoore
or Rory O'Moorc make Barney Gibb-.
Up 10 this writing /, is still doubtful.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

krum the lunker Gazette.
"Aiive. sweet maid: Dmu.polouec
be praised, | Thought 90 iiul thee iu
the graveyard you
The car! berry ing -csson over
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

GEORGE WM CrEls claims Clc,c-
land. II terrible TO bc thus in lAcyery
Jaws OF civil service reform, lud Ac.p-
less
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

lMEoDtN is intimately acquainted
with every member ottuc editorial
-tatl Of the New. WhcW'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

IT, sunday lur ar-p,l and iu.
cuut.lc- ar, lrcc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

Bill oItEhElI has Joined the anti
boycoumg brigade D,od Ton iiI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

Goo To- church this muuIua.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

ma gloriou, br,cn,,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

Guuu men have been huovu 'o h
on the other -ilr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

WACO work. with her cost Oh thi-.
weather, aud work i- being done. 90
md mo mi.tAke.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

llolN Mo-c- hut they are uoa'iu-
up ON the prohibition question. Keep
-nnl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

WACO looks after tine -hchcl-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

THE man who differs with u- i mot
always "a rogue, Let U' never forge
this truth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-09

Colro>: DOM pcak m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-13
Ser 2lmsitaao anf Seut gSe6ai0a
Enftcttt.

ct. 2ont8, u. OtGr3.- 9tatridten aus
NioberlD, Sebalia, Seiierion=@itp, &anlaS.
Gitp uno an6eren Euutten am SSabalbz
SpItem ergebcu, ba6 feline ermGbnenSmertbe
SerGnoerung in benz 9(uSitlno Der Sahnars
better ein9etreten it, llnterbanblungeu ftn6
all periGteoenen Bunften i'm @ange. Die
@rbeiter in ben bieiigeu SertItdtteu Der
rOiiiourt= Yactfic=Sabn" merOer ni6t ans
ftebeu, inoen ibnen Der alte 2obn fOrtbeiablt
ipirb. SIN Nioberlp madteu Die @eid)Gftsz
fiibrer ben Arbettern ben Soriflag, 0aB-int
Sale iie Su Dem rebuStrten 2obne Suriiftebr
ten - Der 2Obn IOfOrt je nad) bem tRotuiouel=
len @ertbe Der Irbeiter erb0bt mtr0en iolle.
Ger &orldlug nur0e oerlporfeu. Der Sraftz
nerfebr 1T naf) rpie oor i'm Stoden. Der
@ouoerueur bon Sauia8 bat BEN Sorl6lag
gemGtt, baB bie @tienbabn GOmmiIIdre iez
neS StaGteS Elm Gomite bierber i6ideu iOl=
len, I'M nit ben 6$5. $oorie uno oap5 ii6er
bic Sadlage III beratbi1la9en.
8unbesmarid)aG &ou;iuS bon ct. 2out8
fam beute nit elmer itarfen 9(u;abl aiiiiten=
ten III 0annibai, Nto., al, I'M oaS gigen-
tbum ser p8abaibz zSabn" 81 i4iiten. 9urd
ibre 9lnmeienbett gelnng eS, etlua 100 belaz
oene Sra6tluaggonS bon bort meg ju bef0r=
bern. 3rpei Der Strifer muroen oerboftet.
Die Qofomotipfiibrer ipeigerteu ii6 anfGug=
lid, Die 3Hge pbne @rtaubniB SeitenS Oer
Stuter su beipegen, allein ais ein YOlijiit,
Namcns 2erior6, cine Der QofOmOtiben iiberz
nnbm NIB ben erien 3ug aus Sem 6raht=
bobnbofe bolte, gingen ite al bic Irbeit.
Die bon St. 2oni8 ob9ei6tdte DtiIi; beTiuOet
fid nod Su @entretolpn, Is Wteilen me1Iid)
BON SefieriOnzGitg, uno wartet aui meitere
gpfrhIp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-13
Gine Gntfabrunsss GeS6td,te.

bicago, u. 0tdrj. - anna @denz
burg, Bic II -iGbrige Sodtar eineS g8irtbS III
Der Gbicago'er Sorfabt Sefferion, leioet Don
Sinoesbeinen aui an elmer &rautbeit, welhe
ben 9ler3ten piel opfSerbre9en Ueruria4te,
uno 61e Elm ieber inter einem anOeren 9ta=
men beSeihnete. @eitern, alS 9lnna in Be-
9leitung einer iiiugeren S9wefter auf Dem
Seinmeee bonn 9umbolS + Bart Boitamt mar,
tuuroe iie BON 3wei M6nuern iiberfalleu, mel
DIE ibr elm nit @bloroiorm getrGnfteS 8a=
i6entn6 auf Ben Wuno briidteu, fie in einen
@agen bobeu uu0 6auon fubren. 9ls iie
ibre Siune 5urud erlangte, uB iie allein in
betu @ogen Dor elmer QSirtbifaft am @no=
punfte elmer Der itdotii6en Sabulirien. Gle
iprang beraus, uub in Oieiem Nugenblide traz
ten Die Stpei Mdnner aus Der 8irt6i1aft.
Die Siilferufe bes Mdb6ens eri1redten lie
bermaBen, baB iie in ben 2Sa5eu ipruugen
unb baiig bacon ju9ten. gS mar fodftHiter,
un6 4nna mur0e erit na9 iGugerem Timber
ipanbern BON eiuem BoliSiiien aIfgefunoen,
iuelGer fi6 ibrer annabm uno tie mad SauIe
iGidte. Sr. @dauburs glaubt, ole 5mei
0ldnrler ieien bon aer3ten georngen woroe
pelde bas 0tGb6en in ibre @epalt gu be
fommeu piiuidteu, nm feline Sranfbett ju
ftloiren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-13
Rur3e RabeIoepef6tu.

- Der A1ritabOlo 5enrg Yt. stanley bat
Der gonOoner ySime5" einen lanAen Sriei
aeif,riebeu, in mel6em er baari6ari benefit,
0uB General @oroou, als er Den CUBAN fiIr
cine luertbloie SefBung ertidrte, MIR ben
Sroau in ieincr gegeupdrttgeH yage melnte,
uno baB ieues gQno 0urd ben Sau elmer 81
ienbobn BON Suatm uah Dem ytll uno all
Sere iruedmGBige NiaBnabmen 81 elmer b0d)i
mertbOolen SeFbung gentadlt meroen tonne.
- Die erft 8ieuhag in g8ien betaunt ge'
uoroeue giumiQt9ung Oe5 Fdple5 3ur @bez
idlieBHng oes jiondeu SarOns Bopper nit
Ser tatholilden Grditn GoItrone Uerurla6t
bort ieBr betrdftllheS &uiiehen. 9Ste Die
3eitungcn meloen, 1T Elm lolber 0lSpen5 lie
;upOr ertbeilt n0r0en. IS mlro Dies aud
in benz g8ertc oe8 oerItorbeneu &arOinal5
9uti6tcr iber @bereht, pelfeS ais 2tutorts
tat IN iolfen 6ragen gilt, ertldrt.
pie Earlier &uardiIteu protetireu gegeu
bic &usmeiiuug BON 2luarhtien mo ben Der
TolBei ertbeilten 8eiebl, ale mad Der 2lu5
peiiunq Suridfebrenoen 2luardtlten gu uer=
baften, ais rugeieblihe 0taBuabmen.
pie G6uigin BON Gn9lanO bat 0en 0e.
leqaten, nelde gnglano uui Der Congo @oa
iereu3 uertruteu, iblen 0ant fir bic 0clul
tate Der GOnieren5 auSiprehen Iahen mi
ibuen QusjeidnuugeH perlteben.
= Gem 2onooner y oGelegrapb" Sufolge iol
Die britiide 9fegterllug ods &nerbleten Del
Ser. Staateu, einen 6auoel8Uertrag nit
8rihid- gBefinOien gu i6IieBen, UermOrieu
babeh.
49, QoriS glelitofi io0. tuie aus petersburg
aemelOet mirO, an Stelle Oe5 0rn. ytelltOor
ais ruifi6er Geanoter mad 9OnitaHtiuOpe
qeid)idt rueroeH.
- gSdbreuo 6e8 Sabres 1884 wau0ertar
I'M @an3en 76,O43 Dleni9en aus Stlant
ans - uobe5u 10000 weHi8er, als i'm 3alrl
1888.
- &ier weitere 9(nardiiteu, 6rei SfNUei
ger unO Elm 2luslauoer, tuur0en geiterH IN
Bern Uerbaitct.
- Gs oerluutete geiterr in Baris, baB olt
5enier 9aUieS unO WOrriiieg UerbGftet nor
ben ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-13
SaS @etter t.tt 2Seften. - Graote:
attSfid1ten.

@bicag0, u. NtQr;. - OaS gSetter
mar in ben letten Sagen iebr angenebm. Der
Sdnee be9innt, laugiam 5u i9mel5en, unb
in Solse 9efen ftnO uniere 9anbfraBen in
pabrbaft erbarnlun9smiirbigem 3ufau0e.
Aus 9afotn tuirb 9emeloet, bab bic oortigen
2anbtpirtbe bereits NIT Der Iu8iaat beson=
men babeu. Son GROCER 8i9ti9feit miro in
eieier Saiion Die Srage be5iiglid bes ArealS
iein, allf pelfem gSaiSeu ausgeid't tperoen
iol. Sollten Die @aiSenpreiie fallen, 10 tptrS
oas 2lreal perlniuoert tuerben; aubernfalls
biirfte in bieier Stnii9t teiue aenoeruug eiu=
treten. Sn SeSug auf Die glusF6ten auf
eine quite @interfpat;e t;euernote lit ui6tS gteue8
mitsutbeilen. Sas 8etter mar nod ntbt
parm genlg, I'M ben StanO ber Saaten
su f5rbert. Der gan5en gSintermai;en> Gone
bon &anIaS bis Ohio p6re elm gutter parmer
&egen BON 9roBem Nuten. aRs Californian
pirb beridltet, baB ale AuSei6en aui cine
trodene Saiion binbeuten, tno bas aud bort
Die @usfdten beSH9lid Der gSinterwai3enz
@rnbte teinestpegs giiniti9 itno. Sn SeSug
auf bic Mdtss@rnbte 1T ebenfaQs ni9tS
9ieues III beri6ten. Die Gouluuttiou mar
in Sieiem &inter auBerorhentlid3 groB, uub
man Qlaubt, baS an1 1. September iid elm
aroser Nangel an Nais i'm 2anbe fiiblbar
MAIDEN perbe. 8abrideiulid miro iebr uiel
Safer unb Sla6S in bieler Sailon ausgeidet
werben. Die Gusiuat BON 6riibiubrSwai;en
pirb gang bon llmftdnben abbdn9en.
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Grtrafis,tns Ses Scnats.
SortieBana oer Debate II Der bic >, ,@afboue='"
Sanoidlentnns. - Gine @nfraae i'm Be-
trcN Der ceMtraIsamerifamiId,en gSirreu.


BaiBtngton, IL. Rdrs. - SIN Senat
brad)te beute Seuator ManSeriOu nit Dem
griudlen, Senielben Sruden ;u laIIen NIB aui
oen 8iid) Sn le9en, einen 8eidluB eiu, in
pel6em er BEN Sta0tSiefretGr nm nabere
austuuit iibsr bic oeru6te IuneriHn Der
&epnbliten Nicaragua, 6Onouras, SGH Sal=
Uabor uno Sofa silica III Geuhalz Imerifl
orir6 Sen. Gufino SarrioS, Brditoenten bon
Guatemala, eru9te. Senator George M
terbreitete oaS Gre6itip bon 6. 6. gSalt1dil
ais 8uuSeSlenator8 fir WtitiIippi al Stelle
bon 6. .. 8. Gomar, ipel6er reiiguirte, NOT
auf @rIterer Ueret0i9t muroe. San 2Sut
brad)te oanu lelnen getern eingereidlten Se=
idlub CUR Serbin6erung oes Sertauf5 9e=
piIier bem Staate 6lOriba gum 8au 0OI
Giienbabnen gei6enfter QduOereien mieSer
sur Sprad)e nnO oerlnS eiu AMI Die 9lngele=
0enbeit be5iiglif]eS Sfreiben BON $. S. SI=
fnonton an Adtb. Sbs. q. @ofI, Scr Iibeu=
ben oes SduScomite'S fir Hegierun9SsSdu=
pereien. Sn eiuer ldn9eren 0ie6e ging ct 0uf
ben llriprung Der S9enfung Suriid url0
9eiBelte oaS Senebmen Der SGbncompa9uie,
meldle, ais oa8 0anS nod ipertblc8, Die nit
Der llebertrugung perfniipften SeOtn9ungen
nid)t srfiillte uu6 MIN, na96em OaiieIbe I'M
baS so un0 15O-fa6e i'm Yreiie 9eftiegen,
I'M neue AnertenulIn9 ibreS SeIibre6teS
na6iu6e. Senator &all trat oieien 2(uslaiz
iurgen bel un6 iiberretdte cine Yetitton Ser
Siirger 6lorioa'S, porin Oieie nm bic Ser
tpirtungSs s@rtlaruu9 OeS 2anbitri9es al5 et=
mes Der reihiteu NIB ergtebigfen SeS Staa=
tes baten. au9 er tritiiirte in ifarier 8eiie
bas Sor9eben Der @eieli6aft, Die ben Ban
Der Sabu, obpObl Der &outratt nur auf 10
Sabre lautete, ni9t einmal in Is Sabren pol=
enbete, if eanu ideinbar aufl0Ite, I'm obne
Seglei6ung tbrer Sd)uIOen ais yauratoriu"
berielben nit 6en nGulliden Yerionen alS
0titgliebern 81 elmer ncueu @Ompagnie wies
Der 5uiammen;utreten. 0tOr9un fragte, Oh
Ser Senator pOn 8loriSa oOer iein college
iemalS cine Sorla9e, I'M Oie GanOidellutlg
fir perluirtt 5u erfldren. ein9ebraft babe,
mas bon GalI perleint tpuroe. Die lebbafte
Debate, in Sie i6lisBlid aud nod Ylnmb
eintrat, 500 iit bis y ltbr bin, iuOrauf aHf
Antrag Senator @ameronS Serta9ung erz
folQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-13
itnrttben i'm brittid)en Ioro &eIt=
@ebtet.

SorOntO, Ont, u. Mdrs.-giue De-
pei6e aus Sasfatdenau, i'm gtoroweit=@ez
biete, melbet: pllnter Der biefgeu Sep0ltez
run9 orobt Elm 9lufitano auSjubre6en. 9ez
beinle Seriamulungeu perOen bdufg abgez
balten unb amlnOie 0rObungeu auSgeltoBen.
9lm letteu Sountage btelt GOuis Jtiel an cine
eroBe Dor Der STRIDE ;u Satoae ueriammelte
Menidenmen9e cine Sniprade, IN Der Ell
iagte, Der ausbru9 eiues &rieges 5piiAeu
gnglauo unb &ublauO itebe III AuSfAt, UNI
bab iet fiir iie Der ri6tise Ausenblid, Den
Sampf fir ibr &e4t 81 besinnen."
Die ∨iigli6teit pom uSaluatiOn>Oel'
benefit leiu rai4er Sertauf. Yreis fiiufuuO
jtpauliS Gents bic 6lai9e. (62)
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Die @rnhibitfnn In @anias

Sopeta, Ss., y. 0tdrj. - gtdd Dem
Seritt oe8 @ountp S6uliuperiutenoerteI
finb in Oieiem (Sbawnee=) @Ountp $l1 800
III ben S9uliOnO einbeSablt wOroen, wel9e
pon Sraigcl0ern berriibrteH, Die bon gStrz
then in @emGBbeit nit Oem Brobt6ition5z
geiete batten be3abltUeroeu niiien. Stebenz
5ebn &irtbe biiben 3ur 3ett I'M Gonntg-9ez
fdnouiiIe Srniternine ab, unO in Der Stuot
bsfinOet iidb nidt cine ein3ige ofiene gStrtbz
idaft mebr. Die BON Der YegtSIatur in Der
boriqen ISOLDE beiGlofene ameuOiruuq OeS
9roGibition8= @eietes = beiBt e8 in Dem Se-
ridt - mad)t Die gtusfiibrung beiiel6en nod
Oiel iiderer. 9a8 2lmenOement belcgt ieoeu
Idotii6er, Gountp= ooer Staatsbeamteu,
rpelder It9 peigert, llebertreter 0c8 Yrobibt=
tiouSsGcete8 Su UerfOl9en, nit G5elobuBe bis
81 $500 unO nit Der Suaie oeS AmtSOers
ll1ieS
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. Sin uaBlidles SaRsmtttel.

Die g9iiieni6aft bat in ben Ieeten Decent
uien iiberrai6enOe 6ortl6ritte 9emadt be
lonbers bat bic G6emie uIAti9e 6eilmittel
ms Qeben gerlbeu- Slpceriue &arbol- Sdurs
-Galicplz SGure, @bloral-ial3iaureS @ocaiA
unS oueGr,eugniiie Der leeteu Sabre.-Das
tpidti0Ite @reiguiB III ieboa bic Gtniihrans
beS ganoer'i6eu EucalyptOl, elmer fiAtSen
GubItau3, bic I'D beiOuOers ais elm probates
6ausmittel bepGbrt bat in 3 pbtberitis
uno alien Grten bon S Sal8letoeu, q a.
tarrbz g auupfeH, Reural9ie, aud
in Der glnpeuouug bel 8ranomHnoeu, Sc
id5mulit uim.-Seoe 6luide 1T nit ausfiibr'
liden aurpeiiuugeu 0eriebeu, uuS Der Prets
$l.-gs pirS in Uieleu 6dlleH nur tropten'
ipeile Derpenbet. gu babeu bel alien apOtee'
fem ooer bel Der Saupt= Agentur
@eber SretaerS g. GnttaHD
(gtgl69 St. eoutS, VtQ'
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Scr @elomarft.

Netp y orf, y. Nt0r5. = SolgenoeS
itub bic S6luBnOtiruugeu: @elo Offnete 5n
ia Yro5eut unO i9lOB Su Brojent. =
Sterlingz z@ediel 4.834-4.S44 auf so Gage
un6 4.s6-4.864 auf Si9t.-8unoessSbltz
aotiouen S-prO5. 1O14, 44spro3. 1l15, 4sprO3.
i224.-9ftieu: ADAMS @rpreB 1872, Genz
traI@Bacific sat, @bei.zSbiO 81, @rie 13s,
90. Brior. %, 9ate=SbOre CAT, RS. @.uz
tral S94, gOrtbs sg8etern 94J, 90. BriOr. 1923,
V..0. central 90f, DO. Yrior. 1z0, Obio=
WPifi. l6, DO. Yrtor. IS, Bittsburg 1874,
ReaSiue l74, 8Ods sSslaub lis, uatoas Pact.
fic 48, 8elterusnuiou 59t.
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@ime tlette @tMeesWatterttt =.

Sail @ioer, O&aii., u. 0tdr8. = Nuf
Die 2lnflage, ben SOB zines i9r sur Yaege
0iiB5anolungeu berbet gefibrt 5u baben,
Wur0e beute 6rau @liiabetb g8ation bier M
ter $1,000 Siir9i6Oft geitelt. Die 2ln9e=
tlagte bate iif OerphtAtet, oa5 Sinh Der
6abritarbeiterin 6rau &uion rua9reuo oe8
Cages in Sbbut gu nebmen. am lebte1
6retta9 fauO Srau Suion bei'm gtafbauiez
tommen, bic iaubere SiuOerirau piebti4 be
trunten Dor, pdbrenO 6aS StnO pelreHb in
ieiner gGiege lag. IS fteute iiA berauS, baB
oaS arme 2Seien uift MIR grauam miBban-
belt mOrSeu par, ion6ern OaB man ibm aud
Elm Sbr ab9eiduitten bate. @ei!ern gtaft
ftnrh ana Sim