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Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

Upon the application of Willard Springer,
NJ. ~, executor of John Taylor late Of
ilmlngton Hd, in said county, deceased,
II Is ordered and directed by the Register tina,
s are executor aforesaid give notice Of
granting Of letters testamentary ,lpon the
estate of the deceased, with the date OF grant.
ing thereoi, by causing advertisements to he
posted Within forty days from the date of such
letters IN SIX OF the most public places of the
no o1tay o. New Castle, requiring all persone
IA. demands against the estate to present
sm ,., sa mn, or abde by an Act OF Assembly In
such case made and provided and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same peri.
on IN the Daily REPUBLICAN,, newspaper
published In Wilmington, and to be coniinued
Given under the hand and Seal nj
L. S. Office of the Register aforesaid. al
49, lilnlngton, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written-
No,,,,, IGNATIUsG GRUBB, Register.
NOTICE All persons having claims aVainst
the estate of the deceased must present The
S same, duiy attested to the executor, on or
before May LIST, 1886, or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided
WILLARD SPRINGER nj. D..
Address. Wilmington. Del. MAJ
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

Tie second anniversary of the Young
Peoples Association of st. Paul's M. Z.
church will be- held on Thursday even
ing in the church The attraction of
the evening wi be the rendition of an
Oratorio Cantata, "Undtr the Palms"
for the preparation of which the asso-
citation has been for some time past
preparing. 1t will be rendered in char.
acter and costume and will hs worth
several times more than the admission
fee charged.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
n oW Buildings.

Thomas McCorkle is building four
houses, in one of which will be a store.
on lots IA by 68 feet, on Pine street
near TeRth. They are seven roomed
houses, with hot and cold water, and
al ! modern Improvements. Mr.. Nc
Corkle is his own architect and design
| or, and is constantly bringing out somt
new architectural designs. He has al.
section of the city.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
Al the Rink,

The Tuba solo at the Cilli y
was we'll received ana "a IA III
liberal applause respono,e a uss'
or selection. His first SOY !, W."
in the cradle of the Deep - n
Prof. Helleberg is one " AMI
Tuba players in the co unns Motto
dition to o band is at ONE rbel,
was the fact last evening, y Wins ius
with the rink band Az the
such as LIE uses costs all Wv
$500. and
Wilson will give an exhio''
rink this afternoon. o,;nQ
The attraction this eset he b
aolo tournament between , ton I
the Citizens and W1imine
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
Anothe Battle IN the Dominton.

A ma carrier has arrived at Saskat
chewan Landing from Battleford
Northwest Territory, with dispatch
dated the 3D. instant, saying: "A fly
ing column of 800 men from Battlefort
had an engagement with Pound
makers force of 600 Indians at his re
serve. lasting from a. m. to noon yes
terday. The troops lost eight kille,
and ad twelve wounded. The Indian
loss is estimated at fifty. Col Otte
covered seventy miles, fought the bat
tie and returned inside of thirty hours
The nen behaved magnifcently.
In the Dominion House of Common.
yesterday afternoon Sir John MacDon
aid read letter from Mr. Street, one O
the half breed commissioners, denyin,
that the half breeds were exchanein,
scrip for arms and ammunition.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
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Incorporated ~ iefs TO- % hear ~ we
t.eYi alatrre for + L. G.iorai srt rtarttat' e
prrrosos-w!th q rSp''al of ~ zoo nAo-fo
stich reserve 'rni 7'evor shS1 n-n h. s;Y &c
5een satcA
Ry 90 ove-whelutp2 pnrrti,f y'te ia fsh'
,hisa was made a part the IIresen 80 &c
Con 7tituttop adopted itec. End. A. u 1879.
The oniv Lottery ever voted ~ aoi el
torsed by the penpio ~ anv StAts I; nave
scales or pOstpones
ITS Grand SfNRIt NGtnber praS.
fuEs take place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10
WIN \ fORTl'NE. FIFTH GRAM
DRAWN =, CLASS y. IN TINE AtADt
NV or NTIrSIt' +E-T ORR MS. TVS
DAY. NAV ~ iSss..ISO r Month";
Drawi
CAPIga; Ns'sSf, Nj, ooO.
100, Nt.G 49, .., 80 49, 'A'EF-~ Ft,c :
Fr&ctsGE.. 4. 4 ttor
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
D E3lSTEk'S ORDER.
III RRGIsTRR's OFFICE, !
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
ADYil 2lst 1874 \

j, Upon the application Q, JOHN
H. DOUD; late Of Christtans Hun.
bred, in said county, deceased, II is ordered
and directed by the Register that the ex-
ecutor aforesaid give notice Of granting Of
letters testamentary upon the estate Of
the deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date OF
such letters in six Of tho most public places
Of the county Of New CASTLE, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
to present tie same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided |;
| and also cause the same to be inserted within
| the same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
| a newspaper published in Wilmington, and
| to be continued therein three weeks, 70 o d.
! ~ Given under the hand and Seal
( L. s. ofOffice of the hcgister aforesaid,
| l~~~}at Wilmington, In New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above
| written. l. u. GRUB. Register.
NOTICE -All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the executor, on
| or before the 2lst day OF April, 1885, OF
abide the Act of Assembly in such case made
| and provided. JOHN p. RUTH,
Executor.
l Address Wilmington. Del a22
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
Debate thfa Eyensng.

This evening the literary society oil
st. James Church at Sixteenth and
Olaymont streets, will hold their regu
lar weekly meeting and debate the
i, question: ~. :" Resolved 70 that
than tie indian" The atf,rmatiya , viiI
be sustained by William H. Furrowh,
and Levi j. Dale, while William II
Clayton and Ezekiel Thompson will ar
que in the negative.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

Andrew Harris, the colored man VINO
was so badly cut with a razor by Elijah
Benson last Saturday afternoon, il re-
ported TO be getting better, and there is
now every probability that he will re
cover. His assailant is still in custod >
in Philadelphia, but will be brought
here for trial,
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
Address, Whining
REGIsTER,,sss , ORDER.
Az REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE ElrNTY. llEI

Upon the application OF Samuel NJ. Talley,
Executor OF Mary. Ann Talley, late OF
= Hundred, In, said county.
ted by the. Register thstthe Exc
cutor aforesaid give notice OF grant,
Ing OF letters Testamentary upon the
estate OF the deceased, with the date OF grant
ing thereof by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date OF such
letters In SIX of the most public places of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly in
ench case made and provided and also cause
tne same 70 be Inserted within the same period
IN the Daily REPUBLICAN,, newspaper pub
!isntn N Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, te. o. Il.
Given under the hand and Seal of
L. s. ONCE of the Register aforesaid, al
- Wilmington, in New Castle County
afo1 esaid, the day and year above written
Ii NATIUS &. GRUBB, Register
ne estate Of The deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Executor, on
Or before April q. 1856, or abide the Act OF
| Assembly In such case made and provided,
SAMUEL VI, TALLEY,
Address. Beaver Valley, Del. ayo
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
~OAP ITAL PRIZE, $4,000. -
Tick ess only 70. shares t,- rropoI
zion.
Louisiana state Loltet,

Louisiana state Lottet., ( y =. a.
1--WE do bere;5 ,aitirr lila; - sul,t Z;
tho arrang aiuvuts lui 49, tLa 4 Hl.S = ~
Semi-Annual drawings 81 TIP Lou'siAr
state Lotts,y Sou " ry, Md III 'e'sol Ms
age ami control tho Ira - IS thd iLsels es, an
Tat the sane are conducted wlDl atnasti
,airness, aud In goou tai,b ttwJl'i ~. i.,.T' q.
and We authorize the Company 10 use I'll.
certificate, with facsimile. pt ~ Si2 ~.
.ttasbeo In its adv ert seIus3Is
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

Professor Hardness, who has been
spending several days in Atlantic City
on business connected with his maya
zine, returned home last evening. 1t il
his intention to again issue his maya
zine at an early date, and make 1t still
better and more interesting than it was
| in the past.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
watch stolen.

About o'clock this morning, q man
very much under the influence of
liquor came to police station and report.
cd that he had been In q saloon on From,
street drinking, and that when ht
came out he found that some one had
stolen his watch and two chains, one
Of which was silver and che other brass
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
Ho! for Beverly Park

The Epworth NJ. E. Sunday school
will give an excursion to Beverly Park,
N. j., on Tuesday, june 23d. The
steamer Thomas Clyde has been char
tered, and the First Regimen; Band en-
gagged for the ea>ion,
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
nn n,t Forget.

That when you buy new (G) Howe
sewing machine, IL will always run
light, and will not need any attention,
and is ready to work all the time. Mar
shall sells them at sos Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
NAN. Hone Entertainn.

The Band of Hope Iep Siott
ganizstion attached .o,.rtainul
church will give an en,sr'11Tbl
that church to morrow avs b
evening. The CHI: ldren \ l nar 1
pairing all week for the ssus'ss fa,i'
NO doubt give q very
bition.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

A very interesting lecture was deliv.
cred last evening by j. Liberty Todd, at
the Friends school building, Fourth
and West streets, on "ApRelo and Ra-
phael." He exhibited copies of quite a
number OF noted works of art, and the
entire lecture was we'll received.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
s1,er,G's SALE

sheriff Ford will sell at III pq re-.
on Friday. the sth ins lbs Stating
of 81. f. Pickles, ooi ,so the bon
lings, stores etc. A ha,ionring
Ib17 Madison street, peio
IG Glatts.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

This morning Morris Monaghan was
before Judge Oummins charged with
being drunk and disorderly. After
hearing the evidence the Judge imposed
q fine ofS2 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
TosaI Eclipse

important eclipse OF .h' every
Dust will overshadow e''
article In the market
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
Take Your ROys

10 Mullin & Sons, Sixth and Market,
for their clothes; you can get from
them as good a suit as you want, and at
q very mo ierate price. With IL dollars
worth they give good watch and chain.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
CITIZENS' RINK
OPENING SUMMER SEASON

Fr0Kram fOT5wsek endlng May 9th
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Stcon game in
Polo I jurAsment between Gu zens' and VIII
mington Rink teams. On this occasion doors
VIII open at p. IN. Skaters ruug of and
game commence at .. i5.
THURSDAY EVENING. Finish of fancy
skating contest Nictors named and prizes
awarded.
FRIDAY EVENING. SaXophdne Solo. Prof.
Adam FEach. The best OF the very few artists
on this instrument.
SATURDAY EVENING. One mile race bet weeI
IL -truetors Stowe and Crane. OF the Citizens
kink, and Messrs. Day and Pieitfer, OF the
Wilmington Rink.
II NJ i-as-i. III * ;E To e IJK PATRONS
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday $50 at p. M, $50 at 6 p. M,
and 500 at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

1887 Prices, atpuntinx tu..... ...... .Szob, Boz
3pp.iratl9~ TO- 'l.et ~ clubs should be
mate c!aly 70 the mn" ~ tne company y
Now Orleans
For further iEf1rmsaon V,c4 Clearly, CIV.
ing full address. J. stat. NOTES, Ex-
press Money Orders, or n ew Yprk Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency by express
(all sums OF IS and upward at our expense),
addressed
n A ma IJuulN
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

state OF the. Thermometer
ut the REPUBLICAN office In the shade.
7 o'clock 10 o'clock - O'Clock
$50 $40 1870
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

The Chester County paupers haS laid
in their yearly straw hats.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

Csed by Physicians and Druggists.
Everybody knows the general uses of @
plaster, and Jnat Benson's Capcine Plasters
are the BEST.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
The Weathe,

Tomorrow promises to be from fair
to cloudy, threatening rain and slightly
cooler.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
NJ. A. ID UPHlN,
New Orleans. La

or m. A. DAUPHIN.
COZ seventh ST.. Warrington. ID. c
Make Post Office Money Orders
payable and address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans La.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

pUhLlC SAht.-@ I'LL He SOLD AT
l. stiduam y sens auction room, Wil,.
Del. or Siturd y. Gay q, AT 10 O'Clock, one
new ar slrlng "ag H. leather trimmed.
atent "heal. 9ua-an' eed tn year. Sale
positive. u6 SD. 1tw
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

WANTED ID LENT A SMALL
w house, with bah, SO attn OF Fourth
street and east OF i4'ke. street. A1lrsss
House, this o.tce. m8-2t+
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06
PEGIsTER's ORDER.
~ REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,

Address. Beaver Valley, Del. A
Daily Republican., 1885-05-06

EHOR SALE-A GOOu b, SINESS
T. suitable r M chani, Small Cal ital
required. For INFORM .lion apply 10 R4Zs'R
Il CO., 3rd and Market Streets m6.sI
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New 3 0Ort, s. Sept. - Sic 2eifle Ell
mes unaefabr ieds'igid1l.gcn 0tanneS wurOe
beute ltub bel elnem SommcrbGuS6en in
y@enttaI= Yali" gefnnbcn. Sn ietHeu 3aihen
befGnoen itG ;tpei 6lGi66en @iit, iopie ell
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aroBen &epOloer. Wtln glaubt, oaB Der
SSerftorbene, pelfer ieincm 2eben our9 Gr-
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Soote bate fid], ebe er BEN t06tlldJeu SdJuB
abteuerte, NIT eiitem Seile an 0em eiierneu
9elGnoer fef9ebun0en, un6 enc ipdter in Ger
Yforgue norgerommene QuiopiIe er9ab, bag
er uorber cine balbe llnie 2auoanum einges
nOmren bate. Sn etucm neben lbm Quf
Ser @rbe lTebenoen Eleinen QeoertGi60en be-
fanOen iidl oiele, nit @oftnargen ueriebene
unb aoreilirte 8riefe. Auf ser 9fidieite ci=
mes le6en Sriefe8 itanben eintge in Sleiz
ldJrift gelhrebene gSorie, tpelfle oeuJ Niuoer
Die 2Hlbl feQeu, Die Sriefe III GfiHen HnO III
leen, ODER iie unQe0fiuet ;ur Bon Al qebeu.
@tltde Der Sdrelben ituo an Die Reoatteure
BON Settungen in Seras uno gtemz0ort, al
90uueIneur Srelan6 BON SerQ8, all Gr=BrIz
fioent 2lrtbur II. u. abreifirt uno ibr un;u=
ammenbGnqenoer SnbGlt benefit, oab iie
bon etnem QDabniinnigen gei6rieben nnrjc.
Inter ben Srleien la9en arh 9eIddft8tarteu
oes Barrier 6otels" IN 2Saihin9ton Iluo oes
pgaolespotel8" in SerIep ~&it1, Ill WP'fer
Der Selbfm0roer loatrt III ba5en idJetnt. 9ie
@titetten auf ben 9titfldiGden in BEN Saideu
oes Serforbenen er9ebeu, 0aB oas Sit in
gSaIbinntOn qefanft tpprben mar. Die grtefe
tuaren tbeilmeie in gGaihington, t1eils in
gfeiusD Dori geidlrisben uno banOeln bon einem
Bla1le allgeme,uer gBeltOerbeIierlnq. .Sie
ergeben, oab 6er Seibitm0rSer elm Serauer
1T unb oaB CT einen Sobn, Nauens Daniel,
bat, lueld]er III 8lOOmings s@rOOe, Ssr., an
idiig 1T.
g8aibtn9ton, 3. g., s. Sept. - 6r.
Bud, peld)er beute i'm oytegp=2)orfer &ens
tral- Yarl" Selbflmoro begging, bat iif lGngere
a5eit III gSaibtn9ton aufgebolten uRo rcilte
an IeBten 0Onnertage bon bier naf) Stem
9orf ab. @r retite GIgeniteinlt9 nm gum
Sergnitger un0 mar mdbreno ieines bteiigen
guientbaltes reitltd) nit @el0mitteln oerz
ieben. Sn friiberen Sabren beirteb er cine
8an6e i'll Seras. Jad benz 8ooe ieiner
erfien Trau beiratbete er ipieoer, lebte ieSod)
ungliiultd nit ieiner 5wciten Satin un0 lieB
ii6 BON oerielben i4eiben.
Srau Barter, Gigeutbiimsriu oes y9ariers
6otels," in peldem er logirte, ertlGrt, 8ud
lei alleroings etpas ercentriid) gepeien, ie=
cod babe iie ME erpartet, oaB er Selbitmor0
beacbea perbe. @r babe 1br eine8 Saaes
9eiagt: SD bin uerlidt, uno fetn Gtenid)
idjeint es I'll ruifier." Ils er BON bier az
reiIie, laete er oem Sotel=@Iert, er tuerOe
nabrideinlid biuueu menigen 8agen bierber
allliG lehrPn
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apf oct Gtrabe Ol IdIteoeu. @bcIaeiNun.
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eeIunocu. - StebHG1Ic unO Giub, Ntc. 49,
@ernliidItes.
Q8aibtugto Il, 3. g., 8. Sept. - 2[u
Der Gdt bon 3}booe= S5lanO QUenue uu6 II =.
Strabe iano man aeferu 4beuo Sic oier3igz
idbrige 9teqelin Glfe 6iabt in eiucm b3af
frltii1en 3uffanoe. gUdbreuo man mad
8r. s. &. gSinter iau6te, tbpt fe i4reu lcBs
ten 2ltbem5ug, 10 oaB Der 4r3t, ais er am
4late e. Ialeu, leoigltd BEN bereits 2ingetrez
teneu 8oo conItltirau touute. NiGu bradte
ben Seldnam uad) Der imetteu Greiitjt=
station. g&ad)oem Coroner Batterior ben
ielben beiidtigt bate, fellte er elnen Eeifeus
ld)ein aus, Der Gil SOB, berborgsrdien ourt
9eriten elmer 2lterie lautete.
- ft9ter @Or peadJ beute III benz Bro
}eIe OoI 3(Obert s, Campbell le8eu oeT.u
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oun9 ans. Setoe uerebelidlteH iJd I'm gtOz
nat Qprll $780, uuo nadlOem ile bi5 Dtdr}
1882 3ulommeH 9elett batteu, UerlieB Sarah
ibren @atten uuo gtug SurId mad &altiz
more inter Dem Sormauoe, OlB fe e8 U0rz
3tebe, in genaHnrer Sta0t iu lebeu.
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8ro5eB bon @ugeu Belt gegeu ielue Gah,u,
fnibere Srau Goofrep, marc heute Dor Ri4s
tel Eranl 3. gromnlug oa8 bIeiige 3euae1l=
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balb bonn BoliSiiten 8aleg arrettrt. anitatt
benz geomten ruhi9 I'll fol9eu griff er BEN
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aber ihle6t babel meg. @rfenS erbielt er
etnige trafige Sniippelgiebe aui ben 3Opi,
uRo oann oittirte ibm 0tifJter SneQ beute
rib so Gage 5ait 5u.
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ten lebte ytadt inter Commando oes lltalors
6leettpooo pom ibrer gBafienbuue, pel9s an
Der O., 3pii6en Z. uno 8. SraBe, belegen
1T, aus mad BEN Bari uabe Der BOunOarn=
aUenue uH6 5ogeu Oon oa mad oem Eager,
ruo lie sebu Gage oerbleiben perOen.
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prominenter Bolititer aus Aune Qrun6el-
@euHtg, bon Der 9elegaten Goubention in
GnnnpOlis in leinem Ma9en bierber ,uriids
tebrte, ftieb 6as 6ubrpert nit einem i5mes
rem 8oIteH, nelfer leidtfuni9er g8eiie pom
3tTmerleuten aui Der StrnBe liegeu gelai,
len mar, 5uiummen, rpoburd 6r. gailliam
SuOpDen aus oGm geiabrte gewQrieH wGyo
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@rnnp1a6sabcrtrnallltnfl .

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/. a., 3mel GuLlthIde, 81. Sob. y. Sop
peman OIL s. 2auU, GuuoitLd SIJiejte
Der 8elairz 2lpcuue, uahe GbeTEraBe, 13 bel
s., $3.50. 5rIeOr. Iliuttr Il. u. an y.
MOhlbeuud Il. a., GruH0fid Gfeite Der
2Solis, nabe SeiieroniraBe, l5bel2O, S2O50.
@rauySiHs $3.50. Srluci5 y. gleiUeu an
Q.HjOuHg, 3mei GrIlHofiide, $500; Oruu0=
aims S72. EHther Dt. 3|eur1os, &Gcualter,
an Z. glIbt, @ruuoaid. JtOropef Sete
Der ct. 0iarpiuaBe, uabe 8rlio Dill
&oenue, p bel 90, 81; Grun03lH8 $50.
gmilg 8. GrOmer an 6. s. 8i0p, Sruno-
fiide, $2O72.72. gbeueier Q8. 6aUtlauo
an 6. x. 6. StnrtIoH, gruuofGd Qgeitieite
Gincent 2lue1, nabe BatteriOusQ QUeuue, 10
bel so Bub. $500: Guu05iu5 $50. gBiups
freo &eup oil S. &ellp, @ruHofld Beitie.te
Slemmer'S 4ueg, Uabe Suiesfra5e, l2.6
bel 63 6uB, 81; &ruuo;in5 $l8.75. 8anl.
@reenboum &C. al s.. Srobel @ruuoititd
Sftieite Bomb, uabe ShateipeareIlraEe, II
bet so EuB S.. Sobn q. Smitb &c. an 6.
gS. 9leIdmauu &C., Gruubfid 9SefDeite Der
Batteron Yartz 4oeuue, nabe SeiieriouIir.,
IA bel 100 SUB, $l4O0; @ruHoiiH8 $42.
emanuel 2ob0uiier an So6n u. Qo6uaHer,
Grunoitid gSeitleite 6dnoUers, uabe @roBih.f
- bel 90, 800; Grunojins $3.50. gBiuldm
Dt. gSarfielo an Sd. s. &uea, grnnoitltd
2BeRleite Der Gilmors, uabe Uic6sHrglraBe,
u bel 20, $3.50; @rIub3ins sac. &lareuce
". Binoea an 5. g. 6ap8, GruHoftild Moro
ieite Der Woiber=, nabe GalboGnitEaBe, l2.6
bel 20, $1,000; GruuOjins $50. Sames IS.
0torgan al s. 8. @lauber 'c., @rtnoitIf
Cfieite Der 6anoUsrz, uabe GroBfto5e, IA
bel 1875, S12OO; guyuo5tuS $49. 8aoi0
gEilicu &C., al s. s. u. @arHer, @ruuo-
mid, IS. g9m. &lmeb al u. lleager, @r,
g4eItIeite Der 6aucpers, nabe gsin0oriiraBe,
- bel 95, 500; @runoStuS $40. @ultaO
u. @d)lens &C., 9erualter, on .. gf. Rew=
bolb &C., @ruut Rid Gtsde ser BoQiOH' uUN
gbriRIanlir0ee $4,000.
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Gin Semee tut RartueG'TGIen R or0s
hrn3eRfp

@bicaqo, 8. September. Gin iun9er
Mann, pelder ben gtamen SOiepb Grepa=
nter ansiebt, in gSirflt4teit ieoO9 EeonarO
8Oaa beiBen iOn, beinOet iid inter elmer
auf ginbrua lantenben antIuge i'm bietgen
@efaugniiie. 0erieIbe wtrO in ct. QOui8
oils 3eu9e in Dem Warmell YrellerideH
0torbprooeiie oerlangt. Seiner Sebauptnng
mad beiud)te er in 1869 unO 1870 nit 2Salz
ter Dtarlueq unb beIien Sruoer 0eOrger
S6buen zines rei4en G0pfereibeiiters in
StafforO, gngIaub, Die ndmlide SduIe.
&m II. Qpltl traf er Wtarmeu 5uiammeu
NIT Yreller I'M uSOutbernz6otel" 5u ct.
gouis, erfaunte ibn iOfort uH6 unterbielt iid
nit ibm iiber uergangene 3eiten. gta4 Der
bur9 Die MorOtbat beruria4ten Iufregung
idrieb er an Or. Stub, 8fdiOenteu be8
y@laren6 on @olIegs," ;" iutpie an oeu YrdFNeu.
ten bes ySt. 8artbolOn1GuSs 6olpttal8" uno
tbeiIte linen nit, mas er iiber ben Sau puBte.
Der @efungene beaniprudt, Der alteite SObn
BON SEQ. Road 81 ietn, ipelder berett8 Orei
DIAL 0tapor BON 6anltlton, Snt., 9eWeieu
IN
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Sret gstrInnfl, nerniffet .

urbana, ST., 8. Geptember. -Sl Dem
benaG5artgn GtIosstsn 81. Soiepb hel -idt
gro6e Guifegung iiber brei S1De8idGe, 0ie
ii9 raid binter etnanoer in Der Sarille Sea
boob ereigneten. Sri. 8eIe S0tn, ain ans
adtbarer 6anlilie rammeuoeB lSaijeuHGoz
fcn, lebte in Der Samtlie oeS 6rH. l9iram
Peabocp unb mar nit oeiien Sobn SilaS
0erIobt. Die glterH oes jungen Qtanne8,
namentltd Die 0iutter, oppouirtcH DER pet
ratb negen Der leioenoen @eiunobeit oes
0idodeRS. 2lm ,. 2tugult itarO 5rau Pea=
boop pIUtlifJ an bermeiutIdo~ Nageu gteue
rol9le, unO an Il. 2luguit iol9ta ibr Der
Ofann, mel6er inter BEN namltdeu Sgmp=
tomen beri6teo. glm l. September erlrant,
ten Sri, Saitp uno GitaS PeabOOp, unO OQ8
Nt6bden itarb, ndhreno ser iunge 0tauu ge=
mas. Sn eiuem llntel.lei0e, nelde8 Sri.
6Nfg iur5 Dor ibrem Sooe ablegte, wurOe
Elm Padet 8nttengiit geiuuoen, un6 man
9lunbt MIN, oaB fc }6ra. uno 6rau BeaboOg
uer9tltete III Der 6ofinun9, Sila8 al8Oann
betratben 81 i0Hnen, unb oaB iie ipdter ans
irgenb einem @rlnbe auf oeu @e0Qnfen fam,
tbn uno iid) iclbIt all t0bten. 2llS 0a8 Dtd0=
den am legteu SOnntage beer6igt muroe,
metgerte fd elm @eiftlider, bic QetUenprecigt
III halteu