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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05
GR1P-sACK CORRESPONDENCE.

The Run From Dillon to Junction-The
Beautiful and Prosperous Horse Prairie
junction Jottings Of Religious Char
acter--Scenes Viewed From the Deck of
. Buckl,oard-The Nicholia Boom Com.
mencing- Operations Of the Viola Min
ing Company - The Tunnel. Tramway
and Smelter of the Company--A Prom.
Using Prospect for the Company and
Town Of Nich0lia.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

Eastern papers are waking up to the
value Of the franchise Of the Alaska Com.
mcrcial Company, which has the exclusive
right to take seals in the Alaskan islands.
The Company pays $4,000 and S: for
each seal.skin taken and the number Is
limited by the contract to 10000 eacl,
year. The Company pays for the fran.
chise $sSs.ooo year. 1t Is said the Com.
pary takes twice as many seals as the
contract permits.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

The H~s6a"dn,o" says: We would pre-.
fer stacking grain and letting 1t stand
for about six weeks in the stack and 20
through sweat, to threshing from the
field. II threshed in the field the grain
will go through a sweat in the bin and we
believe there is less risk Of It's being dam.
aged by going through this process In the
stack
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

The gloomy fears, the donding views
the WEAKNESS OF soul thatanv c0mnla;,'
OF, would often disappear ire the blood
mace pure and healthy ore reaching
the delicate vessels OF th9ain. Ayers
Sarsaparilla purities and vices the blood
and thus conduces to heaiof body and
sanity of mind.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

THE INSTITUTE FOR rrAcupps nv
beaverhead county will be held ~ n;;I, "
senoo building on October l, and !, Iss;. al
institute opens at y: n, when Territorial SIM.
Xii teach. Hon. w. W. Wylie, will be present.
ent and take part in the exercises. ~ 'e pres
County Supt. Common Schools. Beaverh.sd -
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

We feel sure that the New NORTH. Vest
echoes the sentiment Of all thoughtful
Montanians when It urges the keeping Of
convicts within the bounds Of the Territory.
For economical reasons, il for none other,
they should be kept in Montana.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

1t Is not generally known that General
Grants first name was selected BY his par.
cnts out Of six or seven written on slips Of
paper and put into hat. The family had
no special taste for the classical hero's
name.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05
ExECUTRIx,s NOTICE.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE m
= Fred .: fiaining, late Of Beaverhead co,ntv
Montana Territory, deceased. ~'s"" eo'"'y'
Nocs IS hereby given to the creditors of said es
. ;nayng claims against said deceased. You are
vouchers to the executrx OF said estate. or to thc
probate Judge Of said county at his Office in Dillon
sa.a county, within four months from date hereof"
TENDER, 1885, SAMANTHA TAI nx St sep
56.4w Execntr;~ IS 90 nNU.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

Some one-either knc or fool-ad.
vised the Butte 7o7:w II publishers tn
purchase Prouty cylind press, with the
assurance that It would rye their pur.
pose MS well as htgher'ced press. The
forms for the enlarged per were pnt n
Press Monday evening, 1t the "pr.ss.
hopper" wouldn't work. takes a master
mec"a"'c 20 I'll" one OF ttrrank-y things.
When their press proved allure, applica.
ton was made to both th1her Offices ~.
the use OF press for the nergencv. and
was rctased. And this, the heels of
the press convention at itch brotherly
love, ETC., was preached 4sudlv. DOM
get discouraged boys, plusvill win.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05
%AKnE vr-

Montana up at at Spring Hill, Beaverbeaa r,,-..
hands h;.:h last May. one aplucyponya:o S6ounty
dark sst sa.s Gs dI. Asc
well broke; was shod ali round S Or 70 years old;
te.s: ba aoSS'asT Indian brand on both b;arfe
prove propertv 'e eye The owner IS aas
the horses away ' advertisement and take
33.lw
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

The manufacturers Of woolen goods In
this country have to go abroad for 80, ooo,.
600 pounds Of wool, because enough 10 not
grown in this country.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

Belva Lockwood called on Yerkes, Of
the Bozeman Chronicle, and talked him
blind. A year or two ago Mrs. Churchill,
Of the Queen Bee, paralyzed Anderson, of
the Courier.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

The Sullivan Nc Caffrey prize fight &C.
cupied nearly as much space in the news.
papers Of the country as did Grants death.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05
NOTICE.

! Na,;.. ! WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Harb Notice ss is hereby given that my wis Jennie
reasonably eass e'. my bed and board without anv
Sr w not he responsible for any bills yrested 60
her after this date. GEORGT furnished to
36.%w ANo1.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05
NHARLlE a. RIPLEY.
TAKEN ~

iSGst Old ~hr %,o one Light horse
The horse ,ss hind leg weight a5oa, branded
W.,w ''''''"' "easerhsad Co.. Montana S miles
J. {. ENGI.E
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

The cholera scourge continues with un.
abated fatality in France and Spain. The
dread disease has also made i:s appearance
10 Italy, and Japan.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

Something very much like cholera has
made It's appearance in various sections Of
the East. Strenuous efforts are being
made to prevent It's spreading.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

1t was Will S. Carleton, the actor and
play wright, who committed suicide, in.
stead of Carleton, the author of "Farm
Ballads"
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

The cowboys war on the Piegans has
resulted in the recovery Of some stock, but
no scalps have been taken.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

The miners at Rock Springs, Wyoming,
ran the Chineman out Of that camp with
the shotgun argument. Seven Cinnamon
were killed.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

Montana papers bristled with report. Of
the press convention; also with comments
on Butte and her gigantic mining enter.
prises, last week.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

III. colt both hind fest no brands ' y;s;he
and take sSs sant T. prove
3o'+w@ M. E. MACKi.iM' c;ihsr ti.G n OF
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

Roller Kinks are beginning to open for
another season Of ro!licking.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

Crime seems to be on the increase in
Beaverhead county.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

Wonder how Oscar Wilde looks with \
bouncing baby boy on his knee"
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

The Mormons are growing tired Of "kick.
ing against the pricks."
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05

Editorial Correspondence Of TRIBuNE.l
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05
DILLON, MONTANA, SEPTEMBER 5, 1855.

Smallpox is making sad havoc in Mon
treal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-17
epnIeanente spas1amfett.

Der @ontratt fir NQS Q80lheu Der 9an0z
tiider, Die i'm G6abamt8- -9epartemsnt gez
brau6t tperbeu, 1T etner 6ruu Sarab CABIN
;u BEN Gonuaftpreiie BON 40 @ents pro 100
Stiid SugeiprOten wor0en. @8 iuoren brei-
3ebn Qn9ebote (;ntihen 20 &entS bis 81 81
pro 100 Stiif oariireub) etngeiaubt morOeu.
2aS S6abamtss9epartement miro bel bic
lem @ontrafte Iparen. 6rit6er nod 1884
pur0en gelp0bnlid) 80 Gents fir Oa5 0uts
seno beSablt, unb belief IT'D Der gan5e @on=
trait auf $41G3 pro Sabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-17
GrploSion In ci,tcr Sd1se8holfc.

@licago, Is. Qug. - g8dbreuo g2tben
8le,nmann, wel9er iiG in metteren arejier
etneu gfanIen ais gutter S9iibe Qemadlt bat
ge1etn gq6mittaS IN 6er StleBbaue bon
Sleinmarn'S gtabliiement it 9pSe=Bart
elmer SOrItabt Gbicago'S, oarit beidGfti0t
mar, eine Fatrorenbiilie Su laoer, ent;iill.
Oete it6 bet'm @inrantnrerl oesBitOpfeus oaS
in Der Siilie eutyaItcre 4Hlper, uno wIrOeu
0urd Die in 6olge 0efien uuber prigenoeu
6untenmebrere in Ger Mdbe febeuOe gefiiQte
Eulberhaideu unb Elm gulUer aB jur @rplo
fou gebrant leumann puroe 20 SuB
nett 9e9en eineu GAIN 9e'hleuoert, tDdbreuo
81. 8. Organ, 3. =. Gaplor uHb 6orace
Sileg, Die ;ur 3eit Der @rploTol ebeniau8
in Der SdJieBballe anfueieno na en-, 3u 3D.
ben genol en- wur6en Te 9enanuteu, To-
rute mebrere anoere 8trlonen, lpelde fid all
berbaIb Der StieBbaue aufgeilellt Datteu,
I'm cas- i'm @ange beitnplide 28etti9.eBen
;u beobaften, lunrben mebr o0er minoer
i6mer oerlett, gliiaiidler g8eiie jeoo6 Gie>
mauo gefGbrlidj. 9nrd) bic &rploIiUn mar
inbeIien oud) Die GdieBbalte III 8rono ge=
rathen, un0 es gelan9 oeu in oerielben be-
fjnbltfen NiGnnern nur nit genarer 9iotb,
fih Dor Dem tbnen oroAenoen 6lamnentoOe
III retteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-17
SroteIt eeeen etmcts sonInl.

SttaiUu, Ont, Is. Nn9uf. - Gin bic
figes IbenSblatt bra9te fOlgenOen ge9eu ben
neuernannten ame. itanii9en &oniul 8u Sort
@rie, gSbelan, geridteteu Qrtitel: y-Sie Ct
nenunr9 1T enti6ieben etne berartige, baB e8
Der 9Ominionz&egierung sur BfIlht mtrS,
Die 8e9ierllug bon gSaibington 81 benad)=
ridtigen, bdB fie i'm (g8belan) nidt anuebs
men tOnne. 9ieier Wann mar in 1866 Ell
ner Der 9auptor9aniiatoren Der BON Buffalo
ans erfOl9ten fenii6eu SnouiiOn III @anasa.
Der 3wed 6ieier SnoaiiOn mar, 5duier 5u
pliinbelh, 9eimitGtten an5u;iinben, ruo Die
uni6ulbigen SepObner BON Ontario 81 erz
morben, BON oenen Die meiiten nit Der
Sade Der SrlIn6er, peld)e Die Serter 81 M
teritieen bebaupteten, tparm ipR1patbiiirten.
Cine bDsarti9ere MarOoeur-@ Expedition Iroe
nienlaIS unteruommen, ,unb mir 9lauben nidt,
SaB Die 8emobner Der Dominion eiuen m6rs
beriiden 0iaufbOlb oieier 2lrt itd) Sum Soniul
in Sort @rie binieBen laiien meroen, gerabe
bem Blab, 9e9en meI9en por 20 Sabren ieine
m0roeriiden YIaue 9eridtet ruuren. Die
9ominiOnz9fegieruug bat bas 9febt, in all
gemeIiener 8etie gegen oieie @rnenuuug 81
proteiiiren, uno ser britrid)e 9eianote in
gSaibin9ton ioute bejiislid)e gSeiungeu er=
hn1tPr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-17
@criftSsg sglerhanSlilnnc

GriminaIgertd t. - (SOr &i9tet
GteWort) ltn8rifi: 28. $. &elg, 10 Gage
GefduauiB; GOUarO Crane, 60 Gage @eidug
niB; gGollace Sproul, pier Dionate @efdug.
HiB; Gonrao @erbarOt, Ifirt, 4nbr. gSeBr.
IS Gage @efdngnib; 3lidar0 SaOage, 90
Gage GefaugHiB.- .-9i2bita5I: guit. 3tOane5,
tret Sabre 3udt50H5.
g8aiieHgcriat. - (SOr OeH 9ltateut
Qin6jap, Carroll uHO @auS) Su folgeHoen
6interlafeuidaften UuroeH ua9ltebeHoe
SGIitte getbau; 6raHl 0ampe, Soiepb un0
Mare 0ddel, SuUeHtar eiuaeteift; gilbert
Hn6 0iatbiOe Sbarper, 8. u. 6loDO, Sarl
2ambredt uuO Sci. Diaper, SOrmuubi6aitSz
beridt eingereitt; 8eui. Gbaneg, Utatbtloe
Sharper, SOpbie ~. Wtegrabu uno u. Dtd=
gure, 2lbreduuug etngereitt; +. 6. Gam
renee, Sertauf ratiii3us; u. Dt ,brice, Soil
mad)t 5ur &erpaltuHg oe5 peri0Hlideu Jiads
tafie8 81. s. Yrtce ertbeilt; Sol. uHo Dtarts
0iidel, Ditto 8. Gdulie 1icSonu; Better
Sdulitt, Ditto 8. s. S9miot mo 5rieOri9
gpiH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-17
GaR Wer1refietaipefer 9anoftrefaier

9Inting 3 on, Ea., 10. Iu9ult. = Sin
teufiiber Mor0oeriud muroe i'll ueriloliener
9iadt in Der gidbe ucn bier in 9ln1eriOt per.
iibt. 2ll8 Der &ormann 8bOma8 @reppS aui
bem 8abngeIeiie babinid)ritt, wurbe er pI6B=
lid UOn Smei QanOFreldern angeialen, Die
tbn uie0eri1lugeu mo tuebeltcn. 9ta1OeTt
ite fd5 ieiuer llBr uno ieine8 @eloe8 Ter bate
etne 2lumeiIung aui iein @tOuatSgebalt IN
Der gaI@el heriifsrt hOttsH, baHGeE iie iba
an ben &abni6ienen ieif, moruHf iie i'm iei.
uem SdidioI iiberlieBeu. @iepp8 madte
oer5meifelte 2niirengungen, nm itq aus Iei=
ner gefdbrliden gage 5u befreien. IS gelan9
Inn aUul, Die 6eiielH tbeilweiie 5u IOleH,
aber cin Singer Ser linten 6arO mar 10 feit.
Qebnnben, b0B er i'm uitt lo8brjnaen fonn,e.
Ser Singer mnrbe ibm BON ueiHem 6ta93uge
nt9eidnltteu gS berritt bier uu9ebeure
2luireguug. Sin Die 20 2anoitrei6er wurOen
perbaftet, aber OielelbeH mubteH idmmtlid)
tuegcn Mangels an 8eweiisn wieoer irejges
lGiCn neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-17
slmstaftttma y on &rteasfaEHem.

New 9Ort, 15. 4uguf. &ommanOeur
&5an6ler bonn SroOtlgner 5lotteuvaubOfe ers
belt beute bon 8aihin9tOn ben &uitrag, fol=
9enbe 6abrSeuge 10 Oal0, ME r09lib, ans
3uriifen: BOnbattaU," GaIupOOIa :"
pMttantOnonlab," p3i6nlonO," ygfer" unO
uSGtrepiN." Die SriegsiAifie lie9en nun tnl
6ahruaker, uu0 Die meiien oerielbeu aufern
sort i6ou Ianse 3eit. 0as Der 8OleuOuug
nube Sfifi 1T Die uEullapOOia," melde unls
9ebaut purbe, jeit1em iie aus Der SuSSaro8=
Sal gebobeu lUoroen ift. Wan ermartet, SaB
an 0toutag 500 4rbeiter i'm @oHitrtftiOnSs,
auSriifuugS uno Dumpfmai6inen 0epar.ez
ment augeiteut WerOen. Sie perOen an Ole.
ien alten S6ifien Su arbeiten beginner mo
Ueriu6en, oieietben 10 ieetii1tig, iuie Die an
bern Sdifie Der @tariue, 3u MAIDEN. SobalO
ser @OngraB Suiammeu trittt miro cine Grtra=
&ernllli9ung Uerlangt merGen, nm 0en
SrOotlnner SdJifiSbanbOf 3u oerbeiierr, 10
oaB S9ifie bon ieber 0inlenitOu in oemielbeH
QebQlt mer0eu f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-17
Stxt AirMcunreif.

Sbracuie, N.=0., 16. 2luaulf. -8a.
ter s. 6. 3. Sulliuan, Biarter Der tat6oli=
ifen ct. Soiepb'S STRIDE gu &amillus, luur.
De i'm lebteu Sanuar bonn Siidof 0{cgtterup
ieineS @ntes entiett, uuS Der Eiifoi erz
nonnte 2Sn. u. Rgan gum RadlfolQer Oes
8iarrers. gebterer tpeigerte iid iebod, Oas
amt aufsugeben, Dell ibm ieiner 4nqabe
na6 fein tir6li4er Bro3ef gu S9eil qeiporz
ben tuar. Seute friih eridieu Sater 3fnan
peri1nli6 in Seqleitnng ;meier Sorifeber
Der @emeinbe BET beul 8ater Sulibau uuS
perlan9te Die S9liiiiel Der Stride, Die Inn
abermals pertpeigert purbeu. lin IL u6r
ceIebrirte 8pnn, tuelfer iu3mii4en auf all.
bere Beiie 3utritt in bu8 @ottes6au8 gez
ucnnen bate, cine Ofeffe, uno benun;irte
Suuipan babel auf'S 6efti9fe. Suliuans
Otutter, bic nit ibrem Sobne anmeien6 mar,
purbe bGdt aufgere9t un0 iragte ibren Sobn
nit lauter StiuImer oh er fd) Dies qefaueu
laIfen Tonne. gtaf bem @ottesbienlt fanO
cine Notwithstanding Itatt, in tuelder
es beinabe su Sbdtliffeiten gefommeu mdre.
Sater 2pon reifte am aben6 nafl Qlbanh
ab, nm ben SiiGoi iiber peitere S9ritte 3u
Ratbe All siebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-17

Sin aiteli9es SaasmitteI.

Die 8iFeniaait bat in ben leeten De5eHs
MEN iiberaideuoe SOrtidritte gemabt - be-
ionoerS bat bic @bemie mihtige oeilmittel
in'6 9eben gerufeu-@lpceriu GarboI> Saure
-SaIicpl- Saure. GENERALIZATION @OcaiH
uno aaeGr5eugHiiie Der leeten Sabre.-9as
Ui4tigite @reigniB III jebO9 bic @tHiiibrHHg
oeS Sauoer'i6eR Eucalyptol, elmer fIdltgeH
Subftan3, bic td beionoerS als elm probateS
Sausmittel bemdbrt bat in Oil tbertttS
uno allen arten Oou 6alSIetoen, Sas
tarrb 9 6uHpfen, ReHral9te, an9
in Der aupenouu9 bel SranomaHeeH, ge'
idmu(If uip.-Se6e Slaide 1T NIT anstitbr.
iidleu QnpeiiungeH uerieben, uno Der BreiS
S1.-Gs pirb in UieleH 6daeH nur trcpisHs
meiIe penueuoet. gu baben bel allen &potbss
fern ooer bel Der 6Gupt A9entur
Wieper 8rOtberS & Goutp.,
(RI6) ct. SoI's' yto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-17
81, &aOl00N'5
NcQlIirenOe Willeit.

Sns 9roBe 2ebcr= uHo RagenEtitteI. Boil
louman ohnc S19eifma1. elegant U6erBo9cu nit
tnrcm @uWmI Gle rur9trer, rs8uiysU, reugeu
uno fdIttH.
r. Nion 0tcbottC Die iol3en6eu S1mptome, ueIb
ron &r1uth2rir 0sT GuoOuuHg5 =CAaue haudGrcn
Ser!cpluno, trntrlIte NdmCrbooeu 8lutanbdus
Jung i'm &opIt. Same i'm NtAgen, uebsteit, So5a
tTtnutn, gGiatrnilltH qc0cr Rabrinl Boubeit ober
StlutrG in Yfagcr, ilurcS 2tuiloFtu, 6er5Hoplen
uro Sittern, tSciuhle con &etu9urg uno grffiden
BERN Se9en, GtuouHl ber Stbtrait RuHfie ooer 9es
mebe por Den Au9en, NiCber uHS BUMPER Shmerl i'm
2oqe, mnnadhoiter SdpciB, 8ebbeit Der 6aut iinO
Au9CM SetcnliGtsn, Stmtr5 IN Der &rlit uno ben
GlitotrH uuO piutudc site uHO 6renuen0es @efd6I.
GtHjge gabcu Uor RaOuap's s Qineu meroen oeu
Stopper pon allen o6tstn StOrur9eH befrtien.
HrclS 25 @eutS bic Shahtel.
hoIrsa nt,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-17
Wef,j=0nrfer W0dtridttc,,.

VI IN y orf, 16. Anouit. - gSdbren0
@IiGael &eenan beute gtaUmittag auf eirem
SaIen biHter @orneliH5 Sabage's gSirth
idlaft I'M S9lafe lag, wurbe er BON gSiutam
SeGnep, NIT benz CT tu6breno Der Ietten
giadt geSedt bate, 10 lange genedi, bis er
putbenlbrannt auflprang uao ieiuen Beinie
ger gu &ooen mari. 6eeneg fiet auf oa8
Stelupaaiter ltl0 erlttt einen SdGoelbrudi,
an Sem er binneH wenigeH Riuutcn itnrb.
8eenan iiberlieferie Gd Der Boli3ei.
6rib Tien uno Suliu5 g2oli, 3uei Dtd=
trojtn Der pamburger 8alle ,Ro;art," ge
retben i'm 2auie be- Uergangenen yta9t aut
jenem 6abr5euge in Streit, in oeiien Ser
lauf Sien ieinem @egner cine StidmunOe
beibrafte. 9SOlf bru9te Oaraufbin 6ien
cine Elm 6nb lange flaffenoe g8HuOe am llnz
terleibc bel uno t6btete ibn fat augenblidli9
gSolf's SerIetuna lit ebenfa(ls t00tlit.
- Better gngel, elm 6leiifer III yir. 839;
II. Nuenue, niBbanOelte beute ieine Serau,
uno ais ff Bbiltp McSnigbt uno Beter
@tcgtalp gum Sdube Der Srau einulii6ten.
gulf er iene Ntduner an. Oieielben idlugeu
ibn uuf bem Grottoir J. 8oOen, uno @ngel
erlitt 0ur6 BEN Sail auf oa8 Baaiter einen
Sb6oelbru6, ipeld)em er bi1tnen SurSem
erlag. @tcSniabt uuo 0tcgalp beiHoeu
iif nod anf freleu 6iiBeu.
Gin p9rnnt= Montef =@e6GhtniBieier"
tpurbe beute Qbenb bon Der "Youno Mems
Hebrew Association" i'm 2otale ienes Ser
ems nb9ebalteu. q. u. @ttiHger iibrte Den
Yorfib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-17

murbeu, iiber Die Gounenfeuer gu beri9ten,
lpelte bon S9tfien erboben tpir0, in alien
6dfen in sSrunstuid un0 9touasScOz
tia, teu freuIOe Sdiffe einlanfen Oiirfen.
Der belgiife @eianOte IdBt OHrh oen
Srieg8zS zSefretGr ale aer5te, pelf)e iif nit
benz Stuoium Der Seuden beiaBt baben, Sur
3beiluabme OIL Der 6. SabreSiiBun9 ber bel
qiIden f6nigli9en meNiSiutiden @eieui9aft
einlaben, tpel6e (pom 26. bis so. Iuguit)
OiaBregeln 9egen Ginidleppung BON Sen=
den beipred)en tutro.
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Sic Cholera.

Gibraltar, Is. Quguf.-9ie Grilfeni
Der Cholera innerbalb Der lpantiAeu ginieH
murne beutc offi;iell augetitnoigt. GS iin0
beute bier bier Gboleraidue bOr9efonmen
melte ouf III Spanien gebolte 2lnitedrIng Sus
rEd 3u fiibreu iinb. gine 0eputation manote
Fdl oil 0cn 8ouperneur bon Gibraltar, I'M
Die SiitiruHg Der Serbinbung nit Spanten
SI oerlargen, aber uergebens; Die Seooltez
ring 1T oaber nidlt nentg itber rte 5aItun9
Der 8eb6rben emp6rt.
Nt ari lille, Is. Auguit. ben leBten
"a Smuoen iinO bier 81 Yerioncn al Der
@bolera geftorben.
8ien, Is. Qugu't. - GS pirO beri9tet,
buB ole Cholera III Srieit ouSgebrO9en lei.
Mabrio, l6. 9luguf.-2ant 9tadr,dJs
ten ans ben inf5irten 2il.Iteu Spauien'5
eretgneten fd) am Samfoge in @aujen
47j6 neue grfranfun9en uno 1853 SooeSs
idle. Die Seud]e hat Sarceloua erretft,
NO beute % @rtranfungen unO 16 So0es=
f0Ee beridtct mrrOeu. Sn WtabrtN ereigne=
ten li6 bente nur 10 meme &rantbeitS= Hno
u So6eSi6ue an Ser @bolera. Ser Bantt
lit i'm @d)miu6eu, uno man bort, oaB DIE
gn;temie in bieIi9er StoOt inter @onttole
1T.
III Ut wv g rrL,
gen 81 8eriuneit In 6lsFgtr Stapr w en-. 2p,-
lera. Sm nYbaro=6Oipital" farben 10 Ser
iOHe1, 10 meme Yatienten ruurOen aItigeHOu1.
men unb 20 bletben inter Sebaublun9.
G0nopu, II. Nuguf. - Sin Srief aus
Saigon beriftet, baB GOO frani0fide Sol
oaten auf 6ormOiG uno oen Be8caoOre8-
Snieln Der @bolera erle9en iiuo. Die oOrti=
tigenSoipitdIer iiu6 iiberiIllt, uno Die Spioes
mte ift i'm 3unebmeH.
Sens Safob 9lsmufiea gSorSaae.
8OpenbageH, Is. augut.-SeuS So
fob aSnufen 9Sorlaaer Der ausge3eidnete
bdniide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1T tOot.
Rurse 9abelSepeIdbrn.
Sn 8enain, 6ranfreid], iuuroe geltern
cine Statie oeS Generals @hanSp our6 ben
fran3Dfi6en Sriegsminiter @ener0l &e=
non entbiilt. Baron SrieOribS, nlilitdriifel
Attade Der rniiii6en @eiauotid]ait in Bars
mohnte Der Geremouie in boiler lluifOrm dlS
rulhi6er Sberf bel uno erbielt ene Soa.
tton.
6r. PenbletOu, Der amertfauii9e Sc.
ianbte in Berlin, bat it'd nad Siel begeben
I'm ben ameritanil9eu SIeQ8o Q8oaupferu u Ben
iacola" uub nSeariage" elneH Seiuh abju.
ftatten.
- Sn 8riihel fanb geitern gelegenlltd) beS
bort taQenOeH @ileubabn @ongrenes elm gro
Ser hiitorii6er Bug hat., pe,d)er Die IOrt
idritte beS SertebrSpelens BON Der StdnS'
periobe bt8 rOmiiGeu 9iei98 bis auf ben beu
tiQen SQQ beranl0aulldlte.
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GrfEunfen.

Bittsburg, Sa., 16. Auauff. - Gin
Sabn, in pel9ent itd ied)s Suaben i'm Alter
bon aGt bis gu oreiSebu Sabren befanOen,
tenterte beute Rahnlttta9 in Der Ofitte bes
Ronon9abelas6lufes, unb bier Der Sulafen,
NamenS Charles Std, Mart 01i6, Sonra6
ablers uno SatOb Diei9ler, ertranfen. Die
5pei gnberen erret6teu fder bas ufer. Der
llufau ereignete fd Dor ben auseu SunSer.
ter BON Menifeit, bic an llier ueriammelt
pareu, Obue ieop4 ben anabeu 6alfe leilten
Su iSnnea,
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Gin @rnnrter i,ert,nalii6t

S9racuie, M.-g., Is. 2uguf. - 8
u. Wbitelod, Elm Sert6terFatter oes 9}ode'
iieru uTOit- @TpreB," mar geittrH bel Der 5euer
pebr &OnuentioH anmeieno. gll8 er bentt
DlOraeu 4 Qbr Quf einen berett5 i'm @an9t
befinoIiden 5E9 Der o@entral Gtienbahn"
iprtHgen nOute, fel er l,nter Ote.0tdoer. Seir
lirfeS 8ein murbe inn oberbalb Oe8 Saie'5
abgeitnitteu. gr tuuroe IN 0a5 rSt. So.
iepb'8 Soipital" gebraft, no er balo barau
itar1. @r bate feline 9lbnung Don oe>
SdWere ieiner &erletuu9eu uno bride biz
!0offnung ans, baB iba Die DOttOren 10 rpel
b:l,idlten iuiirOen, onB cr mad 9foheter 3u:
riidfepren fUnne, iuo man ieiner 0tenlte az
bem glatte be6iirfe. gr mar 80 Sabre ali
uu1 unperheirQtbet,
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Sr. @iQarS feart tsid,t s,ssii6 .

gtep YOrtI Is. Nngult.-6erle WtOr.
gen bra6te cine 3eituug Sic giadriht, caf
bic all Der oNortbernz 8actfic. @iIenbabu" in.
tsrsitrten @eriOnen orn. penrp Sillaro Uie.
berum ala 4rdfoeuten oieie8 llnternebmenl
gu ieben niiniGen. 55r. 6Orace gSbite, eiu
inttuler 6reunb Oes 5rH. &ilIaro, iagte heute
p{or. &iIar6 beobfidti9t nidt, bie $rdNoent-
id)ait Ser &ompagnie mitOer 81 itbernehmen.
@r Iebt rubig in 9euti1lCuo uno oentt midi
oaran, ipie0er in oas geIdJditSiebcn jurif.
7ufe hrpu
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Sbto'er 9emofratett t&tto Die 9t0tHts
niiiTattctt.

@leUeGart O., Is. gtusut.-9ie De-
motraten bon &upabogas&ountg baben beute
ibre 9elegaten gum StaatScOn0ent gewdblt.
S0s Gomtte fir Reiolutionen bIieb anOerts
balb Stunoe ans. Niebrere Der Mtglieoer
ucrlansten etne gebarniidte 8eiolutlou ge9en
Die @leuelanS 'i6e 9tonltnitration, an6ere
beitouben auf elmer miIoen 8elobun9 oeriel=
ben, anbere prafen td iiberb0upt ni6t aus.
S6lieBli9 wdblte man ben @ttttelpeg. OaS
Gonite eiriste fdl u. u. aui iolsenOen Ses
i9luB:
,Sn @rlpd9uns, boB ois bemutto,ihe Barei ett
WdrS oieies SaHres L. iise Der Re9ierun9s9eualt
1T, uno troBoem INNER nod cine 9roBe 4ujdbl
@emter i'm Sefee uon auito6gen Republitanern
fnb, iei es
teitloiien, onB lu;r pom unieyem Senator unb
8eprdientnnten perlan9en, oas Die Abiesuna aler
republlfaniiden aemterzSnba6er beitleuntgl, unO
6as idb9e 9emofraten on ibre Stele 9eiept ueroen"
SierauI miro Die Gon1inii itratiOn III iebr
,abnler unb ucrfd)ti9er gSeiIe gelobt.