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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-24

took no small trouble in this work is evident
from the miuutoneis with which he enters
into details Of how the gardener and his wife
were to go ON Wednesday.
As they are very nice people, whom !
should ike TO attach to Us, ! have promised
To lead them q he'd and amy other little arti-
Gle of furniture we cam. VIII yOa see, there
fore. that g bed is moved there, and table
aud two chairs and anything else serviceable
10 them: See that they have fire III their
house on Wednesday, and send them some
supuer and beer there prefer that to their
supoing at oar house, and being contamiu-
atel by oar servants See them yourself,
darling, and speak kindly TO them.
Then he gees on in another letter:
At last.ine has got 90 a very nice maid,
understands dressmaling perfectly, hair
dressing, and housekeeping. I am to in
Quire her character tomorrow and il
it suits, she will come in a week. ! have
also rot a cook, a French cook, man cook.
Now, don't frown. dearest. He will be very
economical and his wages are not more than
a woman cooks
Then he concludes: "The ministers are out.
Peel is to be prime minister, and my place
and baronetcy to go 70 the devil
A daughter emily EIizabeth) was born at
Woodcot on june 81, 1928 Lady Lytton
writes she was moi allowed to nurse her
child, as it would take up too much of her
time from attendance on and assistance t.
her husband in his literary labors. 1t was
therefore sent out to nurse at a neighboring
farm house and, in consequence of the sepa
ration, her eyesiglt became so much injured
from weeping that she was ordered to the
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
WHERE Is HE?
Fred spetman Mysteriously Disap.
pears from Home,

The strange disappearance of Mr.. Fred
Spetman, who lives In Mills county, nes,
the line OF this county, has caused much
oommotion and great anxiety among hi.
friends and relatives In this city. He lief,
bis home Thursday noon, without saying
anything of his plans or purposes, and
was last seen near the banks Of tina Mis-
souri, river near the K. @. railway track.
1t is feared that he has fallen into the
river, or that he was foully dealt
with, but it Is all conjecture,
and the friends who are hunting every
where for the slightest clue seem to be
able to get no light upon the mystery.
When he left the house he had on q pair
OF brown overalls, low shoes, and was In
his shirt sleeves. He had with him
about $50 In money. he Is a man about
"a years of age, and has had bis left hand
amputated just above the wrist. Any
information of his whereabouts will be
thankfully received by Messr.. Hoist &
Spetman, of this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL,
A ROUGH SOUFFLE.
Young Phillips has His Jaw SquareIy
Broken.

Charles Phillips, son of II. V. Phil.
lips, was scufiing with some young fel.
low Saturday night, aud received a blow on
the side of the face, which seemedto have
knocked n of his teeth out of place.
He worried along with 1t all night, and
tried to get the tooth out himself, but
had to give 1t up, and yesterday morn
Ing he went into Dr.. Vests office to have
1t pulled. The dentist on examination
found that it was not the tooth which had
been loosened, but that the jaw had been
broken, the fracture being Straight
between two of his teeth. Dr.. Hsnchett
called on to fix up the injury, and
young Phillips will have to take bis food
through a straw or a quill for q time, his
Jaw being set in plaster paris to keep 1t
still while the bore Is setting. The one
who struck the blow Is said to be Bill
Wyctff.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
A Soldier for Siberia.

To the Editor of the BEE.
nicola, Iowa, Sept, 19.-What Is al
this enthusiasm over the prospective can
didacy of Phil Armour for sheriff about
What is the matter with Sheriff Guitar
that he can no longer receive the support
of his party2 Is 1t because he is an old
soldier and the time has come that his
services for his country have been for
gotten or that they went for naught2
1--WE will leave hose.questiops to be an
swered at the ballot box. Ii etrikes me
that IL the republican party In Pottawat-
tsmie county think that Mr.. Guitar has
already bsen sufficiently rewarded (Which
| think he has with lucrative office, they
should retire him. But you will say
whatt then? l ray, then look the boys
over who wore the blue In the darkest
days this nation over experienced, viz:
From 1861 to 1865, and you
will there find among them
plenty of splendid material for the sbrlev-
atty of this our glorious Potta wattamie
county, whose population to a great ex-
tent Is made up of old veterans who
dared to do or die. They are the men l
say frankly who are first entitled. Re.
publican or democrat. 1t matters not,
but more especially from the soldier
psrty, (meaning the republican party. If
course.) Head llnes-points politicall
and who will be the nominee! amount to
nothing. The old soldiers do not yet
consider that an odium surrounds them
on account of previous service for their
country, and / think that l voice the SEN
timents of the soldlery In this county
when say, give US a soldier candidate
and WI will elect him.
A REPUBLICAN,.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21

the cracking flames. "Follow me, pards,
an see eff we cant get to Indian Meg sfore
the fire. Burn the stuff right ahead O.
{ we. Let the hull burned canon go to
blazss." And 50 saying, the woodman
disappeared With q sbo und among the
binding smoke. His comrades were not
slow TO follow him.
A quarter OF an hour later, when the
party which was beating out the fire from
the bottom Of the canon up the slope
came upon one of those little open areas,
or blue patches, which occur at intervals
among the chspsrrsl, they encounted q
so roWful spectacle.
They cam upon the charred
and blackened body Of Indian Meg,
lying face down upon the ground,
every vestlge Of scsnty clothing burned
swayr Besides her stood Long Jim, his
face the color of charcoal, not q hair of
hisbeard or on his scalp left, his shirt
and overalls In blackened ~tatters, his
boots yellow and cracked, his hands and
arms blistered to a jelly, but nevertheless
holding Meg's bAby, which smiled mer-
rily upon the surrounding group.
81 was too late" said Long Jim, In ex-
PLANTATION, ''to save the poor %critter. The
flames he'd passed over her sfore I come.
Thar she wuz, jest as ye see her now,
but the papoose was below her, an she
died keeping off the smoke from Its little
lungs"
1t was only an Indian tquaw burned
and an Indian baby saved; it was only q
handful of rough woodmen engaged In
fighting u few hundred acres of burning
brush upon a Mendociuo hillside; but 1t
may be, doubted whether the maternal In
stinct couldhave been more forclbly exhib-
lied by any representative of the more
civilized races, or whether more dlsinter.
ested heroism could have heen shown In
fire or battle than on this occasion by a
simple logger of the Gualsla In an effort
to save an Indian woman and her baby.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
Have You Been There?

If not you should lose no time In
visiting the we'll known carriage factory
of FL. f. Hattenhsuer, Mes. ~ to 8;
Fourth %atreet, and see the elegant ant
varied stock, which he Is Offering fol
thirty days at such prices as will opel
your eyes. These carriages and buggiys.
p~haetons, etc., are made on honor, snG
will bear the closest inspection, every de
tsil being of the best material, and fine,
tiniAhed. Get his prices, either by writ
ing or apply ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
Be.ts.

Officer O'Bren and Officer Kirk will
now so on day duty, the former to
patrol Main street from Sixteenth venue
20 Broadway.
Officers Austin and Towns now 90
on night duty, the former to patrol upper
Broad say, and the latter to take CENTRAL
Broadway, and Main street from Willow
avenue to Bryant street.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
OMAHA FANCYTEAM DYING
CLEANSING WORKS

c. T. PAul sen, Proprietor. Gentleme ems Clothing
CLEANED, dyed and r1pa red. Ladies' Dresses cleane
and dyed, and Plumes dyed and curled. All kind
Dcy Dying and Cleaning done on short notice
and satis'artion guaranteed. 1919 Douglas street
Omaha. Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21

srral, above the track of the flames, or
whether she considered that the safer
course lay In getting to g position. like
theirs, above the fire, 1t was impossible
to tell. The only thing certain was that
the poor creature, who was madly trying
to steer her way through and around the
compact masses of brush wherever OPP
portun!ty offered, would never be able to
reach q point of safety by following a di.
agonal coupled with an uphill course,
Had she kept straight up the canyon,
trusting to the woodcrsft of the loggers to
read the flames, she might possibly hela
her own In the race for life; but as II
IVES, with every yard che progressed the
flames wers steadily and surely gaining
on her.
By this time, by almost superhuman
exertions, the loggers had gained a point
nearly abreast of the front line of the adj
yancing fiery column. Half a mile be-
low them, at the bottom of the canon,
they saw and hailed another party OF
their comrades, who were preparing to
fire the chappsrral In front Of the mass
already burnt-employing the old tactics
of stopping the fire by depri, Ting
1t of fuel, at the same time keeping
the newly fired brush we'll in
hand, by putting II out Ifter 1t had
run a few yards. Less than two hun
ired yards below them was poor Indian
Meg, now dszed aud blinded by the
heavy, rolling, dense blue smoke from
the burning brush scarcely fifty yards
behind her, huggIng her baby to her
breast, and rushing aimlessly bither ind
thlther among thu masses Of chsparrsl
she could 10 longer see her way out of,
Int still uniting In her almost super.
human Efforts TO escape.
"Durn me II l kin stsnd tbatl" shout
ed Long jim with an oath, making D
dash, Ratchet In hand, for q dense thiket
fifty feet In advance OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-25
GntIeklIdjc 9luttbattn ctues 9es
trltNfCaGjf.

9ubianapOliS, Suo., "a. 2luguf. -
6reo. @erter, jun., ein Sobn Oes angeiebeu
fen 8iir9er5 pom Salem, Sno., erld)ien 9ez
ltern finnloS betrlInfen aui ben SnaBen je=
mes St6btfen8 Un0 er0fiuete eine 6iifqaoe
auf ale in ser gtdbe befinblihe Berioneu.
Sm @anSen feuerte er ueuu S9iiiie ab nit
fOlgenbem 9ieiultate: 9aura &Ierner erbielt
eiuen Sd)uB in oas 5an69elenf nno einen
3meiten III Die Sdjulter; gSm. Mc@Iauabau
puroe Ourf Die Sanb, Us. g. Yerciie Ourb
BEN Gdenfel geidcfen; SOrOan 8anne ers
belt cine au9el unmittelbar unterhalb beS
6er;ens 6urd Oeu S0rper uno miro mabr,
i6einlidl iterben. 4agne beiauO itd nit etz
nem @efdbrten auf einem letdten SSa9en,
pon peI6em er, na6oem Ell ietne 9SnuOe erz
balten bate, bon Serter gertiien nurOe.
8erier ipraug oaraui in oa5 6ubrperG unO
,iuaR9 Den anberen Wann, fOrtjuiqhren; iH
ser 9pffHHng, ieiHe Hlndt N hs.iioerttaatiliqet.
ais gerGer inrcfieu iab, baB ein gnttommen
uum0glif mar, iebte er it6 eln Biitol an ben
6opf Ino Serl6metterte it'd bic S6ldfe our9
eiHen S6uB. Siunen IS 0iinuten mar er
cine Geide. Seine III ode fir Die entiebli6e
Gbat iit befaunt, anger, OaB Der junge
Wunn 0urd Sdnapp8genuB total bon SiH=
uPn tn1r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-25
Sage8aenigfeitea.

Die trei HatHrQa8s GUeIleH bel
TinoloD i'm G.Iate Shlo erqeben Our9
idnittlid 100000 SubitiuB @us pro Gag.
g1ie bic SGter Der Gepublit 3 q s
9 e6ern Derltanoen, barber gtebt beute
nod manhe8 alte Gaaebud IuihluB. SIN
9unbe8idabumte wirO nod Elm alteS Sadas
bud aufgebobeu, Oa8 ben Giteliiibrt: Jour
nal of Cash for the Commission at the
Court of France" 9arin fin0et man aQe
3abluugeu, nelde BON 2e]ember 1776 bis
Ium Qpril 1879 an iene GommiiFOn geleiItet
tuurter, uuO 6ieie 30blungen fHO bur6au8
ui6t Helm. gieben Sdneioerre6nungen,
nelde in Die Sauienoe BON Dollars I'M 9aufe
eine8 Sabres gin9en, fnOet man 3ieieuiumz
men fir gSa9enmietbe &C.; inter 2lnoerem
uurben fir 9te6nung BON 8enj. 5raufItn
uno Sohn &oams ruGbreno Der 3eit bonn g..
Gpril 1873 bis u. Sanuar 1879 5nei gSeins
rednungen be3ablt, melde ii1 auf 3947
Bfuno Sterling unb 10 S9illlng beliefeu.
Qlio ettpa 10000 Dollars fir 9erdnte! 9a
mDd)te man iett eiuen ia6nen 2Grm MAIDEN.
6reilidl lageu oamal5 Die 8erbdltntiie an
6er8; bic Sertreter 4merifu'S muBteu iia
bur6 4ufpano, @aItereien, oft Seiie9ung
Nnieben uuo @influB oeri9afien; aber I'M
merbin seigt fd, onB eS bic Sdter bod aud
i6on redt nett Uerfanoen baben, @elo ans.
au1eben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-25
oiripzMnrfcr sfnd,rfd,tett j..

gteip Dorf, "a. 4uguft. - gSdbreno
zines in Der lebten gtaft in 0en 2lrbeiterz
garafen nabe gSilliams, ,8ribge ausgebro=
denen StreiteS purben @iuieppe @apelenO
unS 3. 0tillitti, s,uei all Dem Heuen Reiets
bOu beidditigte italieuiite Grbeiter, Our9
Sdiihe perluun0et, uno eiu auoerer Stale
ner, befien Same nidlt ermittelt 1T, erbtelt
einen t0otlihen Referltt6. Die SermHnoes
ten purSen Our9 &Oli3titen nad oem 6Oipts
tai on Der SO. StraBe 9ebrad1t. llngefabr 400
Arbeiter iino an benz neueu aqudOntt an
geftellt uno bauien suiammen IN ben Sa@
raden.
Sobn u. @upOoO, Elm uotoriider Gin
BREEDER aus 9enper, @ol., uuo Soc gStIlon,
ebenfau8 elm betannter 9ieb, murOeu beute
bier perbaftet, ais iie i'm Se9riff pureut nadl
Saratoga abSureiieu. Siele uugeni4etnli4
geftoblene Bertbiaden puroen bel ibuen
0oraefun6en.
= Die SoftOner S6aluppeuadt oBuris
tan" sepanu beute bic brittle uno leBte Der
g8ettfQhrten, rpel9e bier itattfan6eu, nm 81
enti6etben, peIdes Sabr;eug Die lhneufe
nit einem y@entreboaroH uerlebeue Sbalup.
peniad)t in &merita uub am 8efteu geeigHet
1T, fid) i'm Nufang nddfteH DfOuatS nit Oenl
eusliideu Sutter p@eHefta" 81 meifeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-25
9utit SuelI 9eicrSert.
Gin Srenno 8rant's uuo Gin VerIeumoer, -
Sis ieBt npd) fein Ylut uersofTen.

Sen Sarbor, Me., "a. ausuit.-GiEe
ieniutiOnelle @ei6td)te 1T ioeben bier ans
Sidt gefommen. Der 6auptinhalt Oerielben
1T fol9enber: 9Sdbreno etn beruoua9enoer
giems9 9orfer BOlttifer uno periOnlider 6reuRO
@rant's III Segleitung mebrersr 9amen oas
8Ia9genidiff pSenneIee" beiutte, mad)te Elm
geipifier lieutenant, mel6er nod Die gelegentz
lid bes AblebenS oeS @eneralS @runt's Dor
geifriebene Sraueri6Ielfe am Arme trug,
etlife 8emerfunsen, in tpel9en Ell ben @9a'
rGtter @rant's ani6n1rSte. Der BOlittter
rpurbe bod eutriiItet uno i9idte Oem Ser
Ieumber iofort cine 6orOerIng, rpel4e ieoo6
Der lieutenant inter oem Sormanoe ab-
Iebnte, oaB Die 5lotten, 6e9ulationen ale
9uele itreng uerbieten. Ser Soroerer be-
naG1 16tigte bann BEN 2ieutenant, baB er tbn
bel Der eritenSegeguun nieoeri6teBeH tperee,
mem er nidt auf ben 3weitampf ein9ebe.
Der gieItenant nabm i1lieBltt Die Soroes
rune an, allein pdbreno Die Sorbereitungen
fir oaS 9uel im'@ange maren, erInbr Der
glSmiral bic 9ei6tdlte uno perrpeigerte hem
9ieutenant Die GrlaubniB gum 2anoen, 10 baB
Der Sampf peni9itenS ooSInftg unterbletben
mnBte.
(SpGter.) Ser 9olititer, pelAer oen gieH=
tenant fOrberte, ut gllfre6 u. GOntling, ein
Gefie oeS @rsSenntors @onfling. Gontling
lopobl. ME oie Sffisiere res ShiFies, net
germ iif), BEN 9ian1en ees 2isutenants Su
ueunen
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SoRaf- Notisett.
I,t oaS SubItfunt 4!

Die tirSlih per0Tentlidteu SerbanoIun9en elmer
Der San6ioatlIr oeS prn. S oat 6rteoe m 10 II D
fnr bic 9eles9ebuns opponirenoen SerIammlun9 iua@
Ien 9e9en oeIen Serrn, pelder fid) ets ais d II
Sreuno Der arbeitenoen SlaIen beuieIen bat, Hittt
MIR cine srobhe ungereHtigteit, ionbern, 9ieroon
ab9eiebeH, elm un9ereder9ter an9rtff aui ein Ga6z
uilement aui pelhes SaItimore's Sireer nit Rett
tolj len olrIen, bd IS in iei1en Seiitun9en 6es
Su9Ss uno Acctoen5= 9rudes, Der Sttho@
9raphte. 9oIShnitte unb Suhbinoerei IN ben Serei=
ni9ten Staaten pieleidt unerreidlt oaItebt
Sn oielem Stablifement, aus fpebem alldbrlt9
Arbelten I'M 2Sertbe pon 2auIenoen oon Dollars, Die
fpe9en Wor9els on 9eegueten Sortebrun9en ME 5u=
oor IN oeler Staot i'll angrif 9enommen iuoroen, her'
porseben, lit elm beoeutenoes Sapttal aneelegt; eS
3ablt 1dhrt an ieine 9roBe An5abl arbeiter nabe6u
Itebenbl9t0uleno Dollars an Sohnen aus. Us 9Iaubt
leooh nttt an Die unbeu9iame Je9el Der 9ruder=
unon oaB Elm Iauler uno untIhti9er rbelter ebenlo
gut beSablt neroen loe, ais elmer, oeen ESeiB uno
Gjeldidlitel i'm Bu 60berem Sobne beredltigen; es
ftuf oaber ole Sejablung iener angeiellten ie no6
Dem gBertbe brer Seiftungcn at; enge er6alten r
bebltd ebr, als Die uuionsz3taten, anoere foe=
niger. Die 2batiace ieooh, bag Die elegaltelte uno
ibper9ite ar6eit perritet uiro, no oaB pele eiIer
tid1tisIen ar6eiter leit 5abren pon iAm behdltiSt
iperoen, 1T hinreihenoe gSioerle9un9 oes unnusen
@elhndbes tber 9tieoeroridun9 Der Sobne unter gum
Seben notb9en Staten H. l. t., oa Arbetter eriter 8loe
Glleripdrts Anitelun9 Tir6en tonnen uno nur nab
eigenem @rmeiien 6lel6en, iuo ite lino.
3iuar lit 1r. 6rieoeniualo pom Der 9nnotoatur 5u'
rudeetreten; aber obi9e Sarle9un9 mar BOD notb=
penoil, i'm ieoen faliher gin6rud, ben Die offent=
Ife Ateinune III oieier anselegenbet ettUa aui9es
uonlmen, su periheuhen. 4htun9spou
(203D gSiIbcim Sentid1, @eitdft5ihbrer.
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Gus Sapti.

0tem sDOrt, "a. auguf. - SeSitglit
Der Gnpeienbeit frcmber Sriegsififfe in 6et
@emaiiern bon Sopti gibt Der @eianote oie.
Ter 8epubltt bel BEN Ser. Staaten, Or. 6.
3. Saiiet, Die folsenoe grfldrung; py3mei
@ngldnoer (@OIeS unb @roBtuell) uno cir
ameritaner (b'Ilmenu) tpurben tuegeu ge.
raubnn9 Der ,Sant bon 8ort=aus Brince"
BON bem hO6feu @eridtsbof baielbt oerur=
tbeiIt. Ser britiide @ei9dftstrdger, Capt.
@pnbham, prOteitirte 9egen Oas llrtbeil uuo
begab it6 nit bem @ommanOeur Ses enQli.
i4en Srie9sidiffes p0iIp" gum 8rGTbenteu
bon Saptt nn6 oerlangten Die lofortige SSrei-
laiiun9 eroBmell's. Die 8e9ierInq BON
Saptt foroerte elm @uta9ten hires @eneral-
anpalts, uub Die gn9ldnber mubten ielbf
ein9efeben, oaB Die gritere I'M Redte mar. a
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selefftnnrn tines @anfbea ,,ite,,.

South 6rumtug9am Dtaii., "a.
Auguit. - @rsSdaBTetiter QOanlS uon Der
n6ranlinghanler SaoingS Bauf," ruel9er
tiirSli6 nafl elmer llnteriuduug ieiHer 0ied)s
nrngen bur6 Oen Sauts@omalifdr @at9ea
abgeieet prrOe, begging beute gtGAmittng I'M
8ontlotaIe Selbfmoro, tnbem er itf Die
Geble Orrdidnitt. aurS uorler mar er nod
banlit beiGGfti9t semeien, DIE 9tednun9eu
Der 9epoiitoren ms Geine 81 briugen. @r
binterldBt eine g9itttpe, eine SO4ter uuo 3pei
SUbne. Sb er 8etriigereteH gemadt bat,
1T nod nid)t betannt Qem06t woroeu.
(Spdter. )-GOmmifdr @atbeu erftdrt, es
ieien biele llnregelmaBtgteiteu in aoaul5
8i6ern entoedt mor6eu. Der Selbfm0roer
bate i'm &crein nit ieinem SObue, nit welz
dem er cine SerIheruu98 Igentar betrieb,
Die 8anf mn nanlbaite Summen betrOgeu.
Ser @eiammtbetrn9 Der SernnreuungeH
fam borlGufig nod njdt feitaeitellt werocn.
Die lluteriud)nna lit nod i'm @QHge.
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Hett,onAeS Qfno

Seman0e8 Sin6 ltegt I'm Sterben - NIT
benz 33otb Der Soffuuns i'm @efht, unO Sc
manSes Dtutter Sentt an bic 3eit, meun leneS
Iiebe @efdtheu oa, pa teiR 6Ofinunssiirahl
es erbeuen tnnn, Oerborgen liegel iuiro, neil
Is teiu Seilmittel 9egeu ShminOiudt gebe.
9eier, ruenn es 9einer gia6barin Sin6, 10
bringe benz Ytutterber5en bieies ErotesmOrt
ebe es gu ipdt 1T. Gage ibr, oaB S9piuo.
iudt beilbar 1T; baB beute nod eeute am Sc.
ben iinb, pelfe BON aerSteH fir unbeilba,
erilGrt purtn, neil ibnenoie Srantbeit elmer
QunsenRigel faft jerit0rt bate. Or. Bierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" (solSeue me
bijiniide @ntoeduu9) bat Sunoerte sebeilt
iie iibertrifft 9ebertbran, unterpbospboriht
idure Sal5e uno anoere Nrsneien i'm 6eiIer
bieier srantbeit. Sei Apotbsteru 3u babeu
(2O3.5.7t6n36l
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Sas rorgeid,la9ene photograph:
tett d1ttefiSdter Gnttarattfett.

Gan Sran3i8cO, @al., "a. Nuguit.-
Slifter Soffmaun bonn 9. ST. zge3irtsgeri6t
idblu9 Dor einiger 3eit Dor, sur beIferen Sers
binbsrrn9 BON Setriigereien NIT @bineien>
@ertiftfaten bic 2esteren nit ben Ybotograz
pbie'n Der su ibren Sefse 8ere6tiaten az
periehen. 9iuu ia9t Der Proturafor bes
Gdatautes Wcgue in eiuen 8riefe an ben
hieil9eu 9aten=@ Collector, baB mau, ba bas
@elet Die toftenfreie auSftellung Der 3eug=
niiie pori6reibt, BON ben @bineien ui1t per=
laHsen tonne, bic Photographic gu eeulelbeu
ju iieieru.
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PIrbettett,tu,,ttt IN @etlaSelpbta

YbiGabelpbia, "a. 2tuguft. - Cine
Sdaar NGnner, angeblidl 0tttglieOer Der
pSteinmeben llniou," begdb fi9 heute mad
Dem i'm 8au begriienen nenen Sraueretgez
bGube Beter S9eum'8 oil Der @fe ser 25.
unb YOplurfraBe uno grifi bic bort beidGfz
tigten Qlrbeiter an. Gin &f eutipann
f9, in meIGem Spigbaten, SObti6ldger
unS Steine als 8afien gebrau1t murben.
gier Gngrsifer, giamen8 5rie6ri6 9raff,
Sobn @udeu, Sobn BalterS uub Sobn 9ufip,
nuroeu perbaftet Sine Qbtbeiluug 9Oli3ei
inter einenl SergeanteH itellte Die 9fube bin
nen SurSem wie6er her. Der 3ped Der 9n=
greiier mar, Die 2lrbeiter Sur Gin1eauug Der
Nrbeit al smiuQen.
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Am fero q m, "a. @uguit. - Gin go
SialifterzSu brad am Samltag bier ans,
lInb Der Miob wuroe bon BOli5iiten NIT bIans
fen SdbeIn serfreut. Gin neuer Antrnbr
entitanO beute. Die 3umultuanten grlfen
Die Polijei nit Steinpiirfeu an. Die Bolt-
;iiten madteu etnen &ngriff uno oerunnOes
ten biele Der 4ufriihrer.
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9ieIe gtummer icu ein &ergleit nit oen Riasarn=
SGlen, Die nenlih 6er Gnalinoer oarieIlte, ermo9z
Iidpen,
5as gener0ie @u6igum tnnn ielbit tntideiSen,
nelte BON 6eioen Iiecen Die bette 1T.
Auser6em Salons, Somben, Jf0teten, romhe
YitDter Il, (, 10, &Lr;
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Gtne setd,c au1red,. i'm gSa;Ter

0(eaotng, Yennl., q. Nn9ut. : Sob,
g8ugner, Elm geadteter Siraer BON SerH in
oieiem Gountp, bate eurt einen 6reuno,
Der am jenieitigen llier oeS 6Iuiie8 pobnt,
@aiiermeloneR in 0ieaoing taufen laiien.
Seute Wiorgen treu5te er Oeu 6luB, nm ole
M2elonen III bolen; ais er iebod in Die
Diitte beS 6lufieS gelau9t mar, idwantte er
unO fiel hrs 8aIier. G8 i9eint, OaB tbm
elm S6wiHOel an9etOmmen mar. Gem
2ei6nam wurOe ipater auiredt itebenO i'm
gSaIIer aufgefunoen. Der SerfOrbene mar
80 Sabre alt uno binterldBt etn gSetb uno ?
SiuNpr
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Der @iftmorS tu Gu1p cria. .

gmporia, &S., "a. ausuit.- Die 2eis
benObbuftion in oem @alfup= Sale bat erz
Qeben, oaB Der SertOrbene pirtlid Sit i'm
Oiaaen bate. Die &erbaftung Der 6rau
2Satup murbe beshalb iofort an9eor0net.
Die 6Ortietuug Der Qeideni9uu ift bis 9toH=
tag peri6Oben. Sic 3eugenausia9eu ergo
ben iibrigen8 NOD, OaB Die junae Srau 0eS
Ssritolbenen in 5rpei ober brei 4potbeten@iit
gefouit uno Die Y1ege oeS Sranfen ans
ifleBlif ibernOnlmen bate, bis Die Sade
behen Sermanoten uerOa6tig uorfam uno
6teie cine 8otter oes &erferbenen nit BEL
ien |flege betrauten. &ud) Elm Snabe, Ha=
mems gSilis, angeblid] EN- Setter Der Sc
fangenen, Die oenielben erlt tiirillf bon
NeipzSrIeUns bate fommen laiieH, luuroe
pPrhdftPf
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Sin fIciHes aino BON ftinett @cs
Sdj&ptItern 9efd1lad1tet.

MOntgomer1, ala., "a. auguit. -
Qaut elmer Spe;ia6epepeif)e ans 3Qllaoega
ibIa6tete S. $. WcgOnan am lebten 6rei.
tag in jener ge9eno ein S9peiH fir eiu
barbecue" ;" mel6es bort abgebaIteu peroen
iOllte. Nm na6feu Gage mar 0tt9Owan
nidJt 81 6auie, uno ieine ainoer fin9en auf
&ori6lag etneS oerielben all, pSdIadten"
I'll ipielen. 0a iie teiu Shwetn battelI, 10
ergrifen ore 1lteren @eihniiter oaS liin9ite
Sinb, ourdi6uitten Inn Die Seble uuo bang
ten es aleid] einem Sd)tyetne an ben 6iBen
AMI. sic maren geraoe earan, Dem 3leinau
Die Gingeweioe bernuS 81 nebmeH, ais Die
@iutter berbet fum uno Die 9raueubaite Era
Q0hie eutbedte