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The Republican journal., 1885-05-28

A convention of agricultural colleges and ex-
pertinent stations will be held in Washington
d. c., July Sth.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-28

The eoroner's jury in investigating the case of
infanticide at Rockland, Ne, found that the
infant was the child of Georgia Aus pland, born
alive May y, 1885; that Mrs. Emeline Ausp-
land was present at the birth and death; that
the child came to its death at Rockland through
violence. The jury recommended that the
county attorney take such measures as he may
deem proper to bring the murderer or murder
ers TO justice. Wilbert n. Auspland has been
discharged from custody.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-28

The latest case of extreme cruelty to animals
comes from East Readield 1t is reported that
farmer in that section owned flock of a doz-
en- sheep which were exceedingly breachy, and
on turning them out to pasture the present
spring he cut the hamstrings of the entire flock
and they now go hobbling about in distressing
condition. The case has been brought to the
notice of the cruelty agent of Augusta.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-28

1t seems after all that Plaiseds speech
proved more than the President could stand.
He bore it some time. but Finally" SAYS a
Washington correspondent, .whte with anger
he jumped TO his feet and said: Gentlemen,
have given you now more time than ought to
and you must stop now and left the room"
leaving Plaisted and his delegation in dazed
condition. The President isn't quite so stod
man as we thought him. Press.
Pasted is not smooth bore-he is a blunder-
The Republican journal., 1885-05-28

Walking down Broadway is very pleasant when
you feel well, and T X never felt better than
when his friend asked him how he got over that
we're cough of his 50 speedily. "Ah, my boy" said
what q. NJ. ID. meant. He knew it did not mean
Good Many Doctors, for = K had tried n
dozen in vain 81 have it," said he just hitting the
nail on the head, "you mean DIR. Perce's Golden
Medical Discovery or Col Medal Deserved as my
friend j. $ always dubs it," Sold by drug
gil
The Republican journal., 1885-05-28
A COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL.

A handsome medal has been struck for the
Grand Army celebration III Portland, next
month. 1t is about the size of Il silver dollar
and bears upon the diverse the arms of the
State of Maine, around which is the Inscription.
Nineteenth Annual Encampment q. A. II.
Portland, June 24-25, loo5.' rne reverse bears
the G. a. r. badge. The designs and lettering
are cut with beautiful clearnes-. and the medal.
executed by William II. Warner ( Bro. OF
philadelphia will be priced sou} enir Of m
Interesting occasinn.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-28
CoHGREGATIoNAL1sr CONFERENCE,

The State Congregationalist conference will
meet in Lewiston June IL. Gen. Joshua /.
Chamberlain presiding. On The evening OF that
day Congressman Dngey will open i Discus
sion on The Relation of The Church to the
Masses" Rev. {. Ii. Daniels Will speak on
The Gospel in Our Cities" and Prof. l.. F.
Stearns will follow in a discussion on The Flu
ture of Our Country Churches" On the fol
lowing day cretary A. b. Dunning will lead
in an address Oh Sunday school matters. follow
ed by Drs. Allen and Powell in behalf of the
American board and American missionary As
kOciatiOn.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-28
4 BATCH OF CoNUNDRUMs.

Who knows whether Ed Wilson is going to
Get soft place under the secretary Of the
treasury, or whether his boy Bon is or Is not
going to BE- well provided for: Who knows
whether or not John b. Redman is going to get
good foreign mission or stay at home and run
for Governor again? Who knows whether Bill
Mcclellan is or Is not coming home to boss east
ern Maine: WHO knows what Mr.. j. P. Bass
Buffalo acquaintance may be worth to him. or
what 1t may cost the party: Who knows
whether Charles Baker will be United States
marshal: Who knows what Hon. William A.
Cromwell thinks of what is going on: IIbd.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-28

Lucia Cochran, of this city, several old books,
manuscripts and other articles which have been
preserved and handed down in the family through
several generations. Among the books Is one
printed A. d., 1868, bought when by her
ancestors living in Scotland. Afterwards when
1t cannot be positively stated, they removed to
Ireland, where the book became curiosity. In
Ills with them it crossed the Atlantic to Boston,
and still later in l170 it found its way to
Belfast where its owners were among the first set
tiers. The following is copy ct the title page
"An Exposition with Practical Observations con
tinued upon the eighteenth, nineteenth, twentieth
and twenty one chapters of the book of Job. Be
Ing the fun of AZ lectures. delivered at Magnus
near London bridge by Joseph Caryl, Preacher of
the word and Paftor of the Congregation there.
Printed by Matthew Summonf and are to be fold at
his houfe in Aerfgatc ftreet the next dore to the
Gildcd Lyon There are also two school books in
the collection written with a quill pen. one by
Luca's great grandfather Samuel Cochran. in 1877,
and one by his son John Cochran. in 1900 The
older book treats of astronomy and surveying.
The Ptolemaic and Capernican systems or theories
of the universe and also Eye various plans of
dyaling for lat 55 n" are handsomely and clearly
illustrated by diagrams. All common methods
and rules of surveying illustrated by accurate
plans and explained in quaint but concise Ian
guage. The other work treats of arithmetic from
numerator to "tare and trc." Both are evidently
copies of some of the then standard printed works
made with much care and labor at a time when
printed books scarce and difficult to be OBJ
tanned. Among the other articles of interest may
be mentioned sampler" in the form of bill
holder, made upwards of 100 years ago by the
mother of the late eX-GOv. Crosby's wife, then
school GIRL as present to her uncle, Lucia's
grandfather also watch brought by her grand
father, to Belfast in 1770 but its exact age is not
known also two tiny teaspoons of silver OF an
cient quaint design, made by Paul Revere and
bearing the initials p. r still plain also massive
silver table spoon, made by Paul Revere when
about fifteen years of age and presented by him In
1850 to Luca's grandfather, John Cochran, then an
infant. but who afterwards one of the famous
Boston Tea Party. This spoon has been in com
mon daily use for over hundred years, and is APP
parently good for several hundred more, the mark
Revere being not only legible but almost rs plain
as journal print. Upon the handle are the initials
of the recipient, j. c.
The Republican journal., 1885-05-28

order by Mr.. Frank A Howard, and L. G. smart, Of
Swansille was made chairman of the meeting
The Belfast Cornet Band furnished music Mr..
Powderly spoke for nearly two hours OF the
organization he represents he said that it grew out
of meeting in 1863 and out the disruption of an
old trades union society in Philadelphia. The
society from which it grew was unsatisfactory to
its members. 1t took care of them when they died
and sick, but never had it improved the
condition of the working man,-increased his pay
or shortened his hours of labor. Seven men re
NAMED after meeting Of This society in oct.
1862 in Philadelphia and sat down to form 4 new
society. These seven and two more met again on
Thanksgiving Day, 1869, and adopted bylaws,
constitution and the necessary work in the organ
ization Of a local assembly of the knights of Labor
that Is now heard In all parts of the world For an
emblem they took the Banyan tree which bends Its
shoots over and touches the EARTH there TO take
root and make new tree which itself springs and
bends and takes root. This organization has
spread into every state in the United States In
Canada and into every country in the world except
one or two. The object of the Knights of Labor is
to benefit the laboring class. They demand less
hours (eighU for days work, that employment
labor may have time for Improvement of the mind.
The organization is opposed to Strikes. and a
substitute recommends arbitration. 1t also de
mands that the children of the poor man be educat-
ed, and that they be not put to work before they
are fourteen years of age. The speaker said he
knew of children seven years of age at work IN
the coal mines of Pennsylvania. If this continued
the next generation of aboring men would be so
ignorant as not to be able to read the names the
ballot they cast. But class of men is excluded
from their organization-those who stand behind
the bar and deal out the death-dealing poison of
alcohol In speaking of the ownership of Ameri-
can soil by foreigners he said that 500 900
of American soil are owned by earls and lords
and dukes. The system that allowed them to buy
1t is wrong. From this time forth, not one
handful of earth should be owned by any man cx-
cept he Is born in this land or raises his hand and
swears allegiance to the American flag. We say,
America for Americans and for no others. We
want no man to own territory here who would not
stand up lie down In defence of this flag of ours
The X. of l.. say that for equal labor should
receive equal pay with man. That is but fair just
and equitable. The lecture was well received
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Gie Sfietoaiafrase.
Sic GoIsmiitcn i'm SHoiaHer 5erritorEum
febrcn nadl Ssanias snr:id. - Die 8efabr
cineS 6 Spnffifts abaeipsnOet.

Sopeta, SS., 81. Sanuar. 0ffentz
ltde 0teinung in SanIas 1T entidbieben ;u
g'unften Der 9lnIiebler in Sflaboma. Seioe
,3metge Der @eIetgebung baben Sei6lIiie III
@uniten Der gr0ifnung iener 2dnOer anae=
uommeu, unO nelle Sfaaren &olonilten Or
ganiiiren iid) III peridie0enen Sbeilen 6eS
Staatcs, nm itf nad Stlaboua su beeeben.
CS UerlGutet, oaB an nd6iteu 0tontage 500
Norr oon Gdloipell abgebeH meroen, meuu
uidjt .jer cine SrtiiS etntritt.
g aibington, 3. s., 27. Sau.-@eu.
2,ugur telegrapbir bent SriegSo gSoepartemeut,
eab Die Gil oen Sen 6atf abgeid)idten Ser
ItQrfungen, melde ocmielben ;ur Sertreibuua
Der Ginbrinqlinge ans ben SflabonIa= =2dnbe>
reielt bebiilflid) lein lollen, beute in Galo=
nell, Ss, eintrefien meroen. GalomeQ 1T
Der Gubpuutt Der @ileIbabu Serbiuounq,
uno Oie Srupp1u ntiiieu BON bort ans ben
gSeg Su SuBe ober 5u Yfero fortieBen.
(Spdter.) - @encral Iugur bat ioeben
bem AriegS6epartement folgenOe, BON ibnl
empfangene 9epei6e beS generalS Sat9
ubernlittelt:
rShGmater @seef, s. 4, 27. Sanuar. -
Die SolOnie Der Boomers" bat if inter-
morfen unO miro ba3 SerritOrium perlaGeu.
Die &ruppen lperoen Die @in0ringlinge na9
bem Sun66it gelegeuen BuHfte al Der 9reuie
bon Sanias begletten. Die aus @Ofieguille
fomTenoen neuen S0lOniiteu tebrten nabe
oieiem Srte, alS ii9 ote Sruppan ibuen
nGberten, rln uno perlanen ba5 5erritorIum
Sd mer0e cine SduoOron GaOalerie ab=
idJiden, I'M Die iiber tSunnemell aus gSiditd
fOmmeHben vSOomer5" aufSuiangen un6 SI=
riid;ui1iden. gStr baben Iruppen geuug."
@encrol Nngur bat III 6Olge obt9er De.
peldje Ben &rupper, uel1e mad GGlOweu
nrtcruegS ijuO, beioblcu, bis aHf weitere
GeiebiG Salt III MAIDEN.
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StGuSe.

SHotanap polis, SnO., 27. &au.-Gig
b3ute rib i'll Der BERGEN Srrenauitalt ans
gebroAeue5 Tcner 5erit6rte DEN Maibmeu
raum, Die GGdWei, 9SGIherei un0 QnOert
2(b;bcilungen I'M 0iutergebduOe. Der Scr
luit wtro auf $4,000 geit)dgt un0 ilt MIDI
Ourh Seril9erung geoett. &tiH Banif EN-.
itan0 inter ben 100 SuiaIen, uno feiuel
Oerielbeu pur0a Uerlegt.
Ytem 0orf, 27. San. - 9. :. 2son-
barOt5 SaiTtanfdbrif, 9fr. II II. Is, Shen
ltraBe, &rOotipn, brdnnte beute ute0Gr. Der
&eruit belGuft iib auf Aabliu 100000.
9a5 6euer uerbreitete iib 10 iAneQ, oGB Bic
2lngeltellten nit fnappar lt0Ib Dem lo0e
cntgt1geu.
S8me9O, N.zg., 27. San.-gine beute
81 Sutton, f.=D., au5gabro9eue5 6>uer ser
lt0rte nlebrCre @eibaft8Otale uuo b4i1iotlt>
etlid)e an0ere. &erluit $4,000.
Rem DOrf, 81. San. - 9a5 o2erog=
SOuie" 5u Reip= 6OdeQe, eineS Der 6ltei eifelr
@eoGuOe III gSeitdelter &Ountp, giug beute
friib III Slammen Guf. GS geb6rt Dem 0rn.
SEQ. s. BenielO, friiberem YrdFoenten Der
tiirSli9 iallirten ygtem 6obeQe SapinQSz
Sanf," unO man uermutbet, 0aB eS BON IT.
genb elmer BeriOu, ipelfe Serluite ourb bas
Salinent er!itt, ange;iinoet iuuroe. 0aS
Gsbdube mar MIR iiir $4,000 perii9ert. Su
friiGereit Sabren mar IS ein 6eliebter Cont
tnerz zgluientbaltSort unb prrbe na1lentlih
pcn pieleu SiiOlGnoern irequenttrt,
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9nireo SDelSOn 1T Guslano attf8c:
fitliSett.

Gt 2oui8, 27. Sanuar. - Gtncr Spe=
sial 0epei6e aus Seiierion @it9 Sufolge lit
@ouuerieur @rittenoen Sur6 BEN britiideu
@eianoteu in g8abiugtou bsna6rid]tigt NOR
ben, boB Nlireo Sbeloou iid)er in GuglanO
nn0etommen 1T. SbelOou mObnte bcfanntli6
in Sarin8= @itp uuO NOR Mitglteo Der y Slue=
Spring8 Willtug Comp" Sll Der 9tadJt pom
IA. @iai b. s. ueri6mano Ell ptOtIid), unO
mau crSGblte ild), Ell lei bon ietnen gldubt.
gem entiiibrt wor0en uuo lueroe uon bent
ielben geiangen gebalteu, I'm leine reifen
Sreunoe i'll @nglan0 Su Slpin9eH, leine
S6uloen (ca. $20,OOO) Su be5abIen. @iner
anOeren 2lngabe nufl muroe obtgeS Scruft
bon SbelbOn ielbIt ausgeiprengt, nm ietne
Slldt 5u per0edeu. Die britiite 6egterung
inltrlirte ibren Geianbten III 9Salbngton,
GrfltnNigungen iiber Die Afaire einSuStebeu,
uno auf ieiu @eiu9 iteQte @ouU. @rittenocu
9tafiOriGnugeu oil. 2Sie Die Oepeide aus
SeffcriOu GitD angiebt, iou SlelOon rptrfltd)
entfibrt un0 mebrere gSOGen lana i'll elnent
9&alOe geiangen 9ebolteu, iflteBlld) leNod)
iuieoer ireigegeben morben lein. $50 er lid
bis 81 ielnem 4uftauden in Gnglano auf'
bielt, tutr6 midi ntitgetbeilt. Sbeloou's Srar,
Die na6 benz %eriWmiuoeu hires NtanHe5
nod langere 3ett in SaniaS Gttg blieb, be.
finoet id iebt ebenIall8 in Guglano.
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GcBnfndjt mad octa GorScn.-Stl=
li0c Meflatne fiir MelpiQe'S 9Mf1.

y btIuoelpbia, 27. SanHar.- @bei=
SngeuieIr 0telpiue, elmer Der llcberlebanben
Der pSeannette grpebition, erlteB beute cine
abreiie al oaS amerifaniid)e Solt, in mel
der er bic leberSeugung duBert, OaB uoie
3eit iett gefOnmen lei, I'M etnen leBten,
eriol9reid}en Serluf Sur p@retdun9 oeS
9lor6polS" ST MAIDEN. @r enpfieblt Die
0lOute iiber Sranj Solepb'S Sano, weI9e er
fir eiue 9GnsIid) fihere unN pafieuNe erflart
Gs iuiiroe ieiner 9lnf6t mad utelen Sufiiuf=
tigeu 9oiarreiieubeu OaS 2ebeu retteu, peun
man ben &eriud iett made, ebe Die Ourd
GriaGrunQen eriporbenelt Geuutniiie nit III
rem GiQentbinern ftiirben. WeluiQe bofft,
oaB e8 ir0eno einen 0fann in 9lmerifa geben
mirO, mel6er yiid Der @elegeubeit miirOig
;eigcn nu0 aus ieinenr ueberiluiie Die fir
elne Solar =GrpebitiOn erforberlide, lumpt9e
Summe BON $4,000 (menn ba5 6abr;eug
nur qenietbet miro) ODER bon $13O,OO0
lmenn es 9etauft miro bergiebt." gr (Ntelz
pille) mer6e ben 9tameu etne5 lolden Mauz
mes in unausl6i6lihen 8u4ftaben auT Die
Telieu unb bas @tS bes arttiiheu Continents
idlreibeu. Solontare fir ale SteQen in Der
proiettirten Grpeoltion babe er in Sereits
idait. Ntelpiae periueift oas Bublitum be-
sii0lih Der GinSelnbeiten beS Blanes aui iein
iiir;lid uer0fentli6tes Suh uno ihlieBt bic
9jbrciie nit Der 6rage: "Who will be the
I,otrOu y,
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Sttiiie Stsfiuo,s Sclfntncnt.

Mew 9ort, 27. San.-Seup Sergb,
grGiioGnt ser ySbierihub =@eie iellibaft," M
terbreitete bcute bem @aiiengeridt fiir Sub
ion =Gonup pas Setament bes Srls. Sttilte
aiiinQ, elmer SGweiter Der betannten oeut=
id1eu Sd)riititellerin 2npnil1a alftng uuo Ell
ner Ni6te Sarubagen bon gnie's. 9ieielbe
(Sttilie) begng ini lebten 9luguit in einem
Sotel am GoiS be Spulogne su Yari5 SelbTt=
,noro burd %er9iften, na6Sem lie lange
Seit entietlid) am Sruitfreb5 9clitten bate.
SIR Seltament erl1ennt 6enrp Sergb ;url
einsioeu &oultreder unO lit pom 9. 9toDeul=
Der 1871 oatirt. gS wuroe na6 benz Sooe
Der @rblaiIeriu in elmer Sai4e hires SleiOes
aufaeiunben. Sri. GHing permu4t ibre SUI
melen, Sdmudia6en II. |. 10. OeridieOeuen
sSreunOeu, ibre Seoern, Souoellirs uuo ibr
8aarpermDgen BON $4,000 jeOO6 benz Ct
gunbesnari6a(l 6reberif 0ougaB i'll @d=
ibinaton sur 9luertennung ieiuer Seroienite
in oem Sample gegen Die Sflauerei. $4,000
BON Der erlpdbnten Summe waren uripriiug=
lid fir Sri. aIitng's gddte beftimmt, iuel6e
iebot, in 1880 itlrb. 0ouglaB loI nur Die
2inien bes Sapitals erbalten, unO mad eiz
nem Sobe sebt baNelbe beOiugungSloS in
ben Selit Der bieigeu 2bieridus =@e>ellidaft
iiber. SRI. Iliiug mar etlpa Go Sabre alt,
als fie ibrenl 2ebell etn Gnbe mafte.
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Wiarft unp @DrIe.
amrse @abeISepefaen.

-9aS Elenar GOniil Der fatboliittu Gr;
&iid0ie uno 2iid0ie Der Ser. Staattu hat
and all DIE YrOpaQauOu in yDou (6ran.
reid) ctn Qantibre,Uen liir Die Der iQtbOli.
iten STRIDE i'll Den Ser. StGattu lett mtbr,
ais 80 SGBren geleil!etc peiUuidye llnterIlt-
sung 9cionot.
9a5 yCuNcner @lppead.i0u5Qlrt0t bl
miIligtt 9cfern Nem 2ltbclltcu GbOrlto Srno
Laugh eIncu ncueu ErojcB in Der Don Scr De
giCrrn9 gcgen i'm ciugclctt1EH 6ingt bt;ug
lid be5 GtHuebmeuS ltIut9 Cites i'm lluttr-
Honie Obnc GiOoblc9ung.
- 6rurg gObou6crc, 0crauSgtbcr Oe8
YonOoucr pSrutb," hat ole Uon oeu Sauttr5
S&lIg0mS & Gomp. gegcH ibu ciugeleitete
>niWtcuiIa9c burh ctnen Scrgcih btltitigt.
Gr5e9lte ben &lGgern ElGOO.
- <u GariS miro bcirittcu, OaB Trant
reid mo Yortugol eiHeH &eruuQ ;ur Sbci
lung res GebieteS oil Der Wituouug oe5
Congo gcid)Iohcn babcn.
- &Gnigin &ittoria unO oaS 6ritiihe 4a.
biutt baben ole $erlobuug Ger @riricliuI
Beatrice nit Dem 6iiri.eH '3eiurih pou 8at.
t:ubcgg rotIit3lrt.
Die !ooh;eit OeS y0u. Stcpbsn @laO,
itOne, SObue5 oe5 britiidcH Brenlcr5 uuO
Shelters 5u 6awOroen, ut Oni mOrgen ieitge
leBt.
Die ranSGiiibe 9cputirtcutommcr
nahm gciteru oGS 2rmeebitoget oil.
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@tchmdtfte.

Chicago, 81. Suu.-Sdweiue: 3ufubr
24,O0O, &crienouug 5000; Yreiie Oariirten
5piiden $3.50 unO $4.7O.-RiuoOieb: gu
iubr COCO, Serienoung 24OO; Breiie uariirs
ten ;pii6eu $3.50 uno $6.4O. - S6aaie:
3ufubr 23OO, &erieubun9 5000; Breiie oari=
irten 3uiiden $500 uHO $3.50.
ct. Qouts, 81. Sanuar. - Shmeine: t:
3ufubr 640O, Ssrienoung 400; 8reiie uaris
irteu $4.95 unO $4.80.-9tiuOOieb: 3ufubr
1900, @erienoung 400; Yreiie Ouriirten 3lut=
ideu 1925 uub 1925. = S6aaie: 3uiubr
1905, ,g}erienOung feline; Yreiie UariirteH 3luis
den 1925 uno $4.OO.
Gofz2ibertp BeunI., 27. Sauuar.-
8inboieb: 3ufHbr S61, Serienbung 1894
Breiie oariirten 5ruii6en $S.75 uHN 5000
Shpeine: 3ufubr 1000, YerienOung 5000;
Yreiie oariirten slpii9en$ $4.l5 uHo $500
S4aofe: .3uiubr 5000, Ssrieuouns 6OO0;
Prsiie OGriirteR lWii4sR $2,25 anS $4,OO.
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SubaniId,e SSanotter, .

Sauanuu, 27. San. - 9aS Sourual
81 Gommercio be Sagua la @ranOe" p,r-
0fieutlid,t eiuen SeriWt, na9 wel6em Die
@uafiSuaudo's SanOiteubanOe, pel6e uteb-
rere Dtonate lang in bem @ebir9e BON Ca
luba;ar bauIte unb burd Die @iuil9arbe uu'
bier Wfann reouSirt woroen mar, iett per.
niftet it,. Giner Der bier 8duber ndmli1
Elm aeborener Spanier, tuel6er f6 burb bic
Grmorounq ieiner Samerabeu cine SelOb
nung Su oerOieusn bOffte, eriduB @uu6iS
uandlo uno einen anoeren RGuber, als sic.
ielben in i6rem Eager i'm S6lafe lagen
tpurbe iebodl Durd oaS geraOe BON einen
Streif;uae SuridfsbrenOe oierte MlslieN Del
8aube, eiuem Neger, elbit erido7en. De
0eser euttam unO beiinbet iid nod al
freieu 9SiiReu
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SaS 9ruie'iG)e @toroseDetmniS nod,
tsidit attfaCfl0rt.

Utica N=W., y. Sanuar. = Die In
teriuhun9 iiber DC @rmor0rng 9ruie's in
gittlc=gQtcs, i6ertimer &ountV, murre Geute
iortgeiett. 9llonSO @lwooo unO 2llon,o Til.
fins, 3lpei Nahborn bc8 GrmorocteIr, lurtr-
ben ptreibi9t, ibr 3eugniB war Obne Seoeu=
trug. 9}noOlpb &auepera, ein 2lrbeiter
3rllie'S, peid)er itur nit ?1iitbe BON oen 30
Ii;iiten geiunoen uno bann uerbaftet wurbc,
lcgte ebenialtS 3eugntB ab, @r antwortete
obue 36gern unO mar ourfaUS nidt per
pirrt. lleber ieineu 2luieutbalt lteierte er
glaubbufte 9ln9aben. ST erlIGrtc, CT babe
crit por 3mei @Oden SeuntniB bon Dem
Nioloe erbalten, er unO 9ruie bdtten nie
Sucit gcbubt. Die llnteriu6ung W.rO uabrz
ifeinltW norgcn geidlofen mcroen. oente
muroen Teine nene &Batla9cn ans 2ldt 9e=
brudlt.
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Gin beriiGti9ter WGroer eir8es
fatt9et.

2a8 SegaS, 9t.-Ot., 27. Sanuar. -
gttholas 2lragon, ein beritdtigter @reH3z
ifrold uno ebemuligeS MitglieO Ser 9lduber
banoe, all 6eren Spibe "Billy the Kid"
ftauo, muroe beute in &tncoln &ountp, 81
ST., eingeiangen. nahGem er eineH 0iili8s
ideriff eridoiien InO eineu Ouberen Oermuns
BET hattie uno ielbIt oermunoet moroeu mar.
@r hattie i'd in elmer 6ittte berbarrifaOirt.
9uS 'oas S6erifiS aufgebOt 2tnitalten traf,
3gnamit berbeiSuidafien, nm bic Siitte in
bic 2uft al iprengen, ergab er fd. gr bat
meniglten8 Elm 0neeuO 0ienideu gemoroet.
9(ihter gpnd miro wabrideiulif ieiner 9auis
hahn Elm 9lel iet5eu,
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&ataitropbc auf Der rSaltim orc=
Sbto=Sabu.n

9S9eeltn9, 9Ssf=Sa., 81. Sanuar. -
Gin bon Sellatre, O., lueitlif 9ebeuocr
6rad]t3ng Der Central Sbio'er 0iuiOn Der
pS0ltimore Ohio Sabn" colltoirte 0itli6 BON
Snincg Citation nit eiuer Ditli4 gebenoen
goIomottpe. SObn Se8lop, 2ofonlotipfit6rer
beS 5radtS5u9s, fam um'8 2cben uno iriu
Soeijer, ein 9eiutiier @lart, erlitt i6Uere Ser
letungcu. Sonl Surf, Der anoere 2ofomo=
tipfiibrcr, iOll ebeufauS get6Otet unO ieiu
oeijer i6uer Derluuntet iein. Ote6rece
gSaggcnS oes 6rah5ugS muroen ;eri6mets
teri unO ber Serfe9r AM Der Sabn mar me6z
rcre Smnben lang unterbroden.
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Ste 6ejesaebm,,a BON SOtnsis

SpringfieIO, SQ., 27. Sauunr. -
Sine 8epeid)a ans @arrollton meloet, bag
StaatS Senator Bridges, eiu 9emofrat,
bort pom Shlage geribrt morbeu iit uno in
flitilhem 3uitanOe OarnieOcr liegt. 9ieier
llmitanb nirO wabri9einlid1 Die 8emoflaten
I'M cine meitere Stlmnie BET Der beporitebel=
oen@unbesienatorswaIl brin9eu, wenn nidt
Die OemoGratide NtaiOritdt I'M llnterbauie
Die gSahl bur6 slbientirung, reip. 9tt1tauz
peienbeit eineS GuOrunS, perbtnoert, bis
Der franfe Senator entneOer lpeOer berJe=
iellt 1T, oOer bis Iein 9ta6iol9er erideint.
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Gin empfams sm ebrea Slepelamo's.

albany, N.=Y., 27. San. = Der bente
slbenS pom rSort Sran9e=@lub" peranItals
tete Gulpfaug Su @bren Oes neuermdblten
IrGiiSeuteu Groper 9lepelnnb mar obne
3lpeifel oas briuanteite geieui6aftlihe @r-
eianis in Der @eitidte Ser Stabt 9llbanp.
Giepelanb eridien nm 410 llbr III geieui9af
Ses 6m. Graftus Corning unO beS Sberfteu
Qanonte. @Ouperneur Siu itellte iif) einige
Otinuten ipGter elm. Das @lublOtal MAJ
prad)tia sei6miidt. lleber 700 GiulaOungeu
iuaren ansgeidldt woroen unO etma so @dits
noren autueieuo. YrdIoent SlepelanO be.
fanb I'D, in Der beiten Shmmung uno be.
ariiRte bic @diie, alS ibm bieielber bel Die.
lem, ieinem letten 0Hentlideu @ri4eiuen II
albanp Der &eibe mad pOrgeitelt wurOen
nit GROCER 3uporfommenbeit.
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Scr 6elomorff.

Rew 9ort, 81. Sanuar. -6Olgenoes
lub bic S6luBnotirungeu: @elo Oifaete III
Id @roSent uub i6lOb gu l BrO3ent. =
Sterling 8e6iel 4.83t-4.83a auf 60 Gage
uuO 4.874-4.874 ami Si6t.-gunOes- Obit-
gutionen 3spro5. 1O1B,43=proj. 1929, 4.=prOj,
I2l+. - Qttien: QoumS GrpreB 1872, Sen.
trail s9acific 9O1, Gbei.=SbiO ST, Grie 10,
DO. 8riOr. %, QafezSbore 6O8, RS. 9ens
tral S25, gtortb =@eItern 89B, DO. Brior. 1876,
Sbiozgiiii. l64, DO. YriOr. 6S, Pitt5bara
1877, 6eabing 81, Sod 5SlanO 1914, llniOu:
8acific 494, 91eitern Union 575.