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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
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alien S9ulbiitritteu i'll heuen bic S6u=
len iudbrenb ben 5eicrtascn 9el6luheu
iuaren, Die S9ulet iuiebcr er6fiuet.
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mir nit Sersniisen nernebmeu, pieber
10 iueit Berseitellt, oaB CT bns Saus
uerlahen tonn. Suifeutli6 miro lcine
uplli itdnbi9e 6eillus bnlb crfulgcn.
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5reberidsbur9 iupbncnbcr 5armer,
batte lebtc gSube bas lluslid bon
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fulseube Sieb nit beren !S6rnern 6ud.
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miro beri6tet, baB i'll ben &irden our
beipnberen 5reube Der &leiuen lnb be
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trieh, tuuRte ni6t ermittelt merbcu.
Sic buiertdBt ibrcn @ottcu IMP ;mci
Sriund,Icnc SDlnc,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
Trr mcnihlidlc 86rper,

inlpeilCH nu6 corpus deIicti' 9cnGunt
lit cin &uultlucrt epiien 9tnnges. mb
ouhcr elmer nGbcrcu Sciprcdluug nnrdl
nu$ milrbig.
Ter phcritc 5bcii iit Die !6nuptinfc
uuo miro hn6cr nud) 0nupt pber Sppi
gcnannt; Der 9onI 1T haiH ho. hnB mau
niht hnronr fallt. haber Der Nusbrud
,,Gr lit nui Den SopT 9cInllcn." 9lud,
picmt CT nnju, 9eluni6cn i'll lpcrben
9ttf hcm anpIe bcimbcn lid Die
oaare, Die nbcr mnnd)c 9cutc ouI ben
3Gbncn habcr.
Sm aupie, onS DeiBt, lihtbar, liub
bic 9tuscn, iucld)c ssiuObnli@ aus 5iuei
Stild bcitcbcn. Sn Den 9lugcn lic9l
oas SerS iibcr Den 9(u9cn jeoudl Die
Stirnc, I'M tic ocu 9euten ;u bicten.
SiuiI6en Den 9lugcu list bic 9tale,
mcldJc mau mituuter OOm Hor9elebtcn
crbGlt. sic nicnt hn5u, um Giuem ct
lpas bnrlIutcr reibcll Su f6nnen.
llnter Scr 9tale beiiuoct iih Der Wuuo,
bcu uicle 9eutc Ichr pull lebmcl,, onberc
ba9s9cn ichr cOuicnucnt balten- SIN
Meunbe luto hie 3dhne, Die man Ieinem
Ntitmeui6en Seist. Der bebeutenbitt
pun ben 3dbuen lit Der 3abn Der 3eit
llnter Dem SopFe Iitt Der 6als, bieiel
lit iebr cmpiublib nnh funu bas gu
; baltcn nid)t ucrtra9cn.
$50 Der Sals auibort, fdnst Del
8untpT oil uuo unsetebrt. Sln Del
Seite lduit Der &mupf in Die Hrme aus
9lm unteren GHhe hes 9frnies itst bi
0ans eea 9erbdnauiiies. S6lieBt Moi
Die Sanh, 10 eutItebt baraus @6the',
/ 5auit
/ Eie ipt6tigften 3beile I'M 9fumpi
limb bas Ser5, bas man6mal gar mid
pOrhdnoen, pber aild uon Stein ieil
fam, ulib Der Mngsn
! Sm Nfa9en bat rnuu mnnneu Ntcu
l6cn fie9en, Den man nift persAue
fam,
Ite irHtcren @rtlcniliaten nennt nla
Scire oocr Stelsen 9as Seiu cHoig
I'M SUB, iuel6er baiu bient, Die $oii6nel
ausen su tra9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
Administrators Notice.

Notice IS hereby given, that letters Of
administration upon the estate of William
Weydemeyer, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, by the Probate Court OF
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing date
the 3uth day of December, 1884.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them to him
for allowance within one year from the
date OF said letters. or. they may be preclu-
ded from any benefit, of such estate; and If
suck claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the publication OF
this notice, they viii be forever barred.
J. n. MEYER
Public Administvators
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
Striuoenfmalrr ni9t bic beitrm.

llntcr .Stusldnbii9em No9ri6ten''
iuirb ppn Warienbur9, @eitpreuBer,
beridtet:
y9ln DEM Dor fapm q Sabren Teierlifl
.entbalten gentmul 5riebri6 bes @rO-
Sen seisten ii6 ieit Sur5em 10 bebenf=
lide 8iIIe, on6 Die Gbnubme besielben
erfolsen mu8te. Der ualte Strife"
liest lest i'm @ra ie nnO nm Jpn
berum bic @5rarlitbl6de, iuel6e nur 6
Sabre lang auiammensebalten haben'
gu leien im y9Qltahlatt" Dpm 10.
September 3. s. = q. 8. SaIenritter,
Neent fir Die beriibmtenr @6ite Sronse
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration upon the estate of Peter
Sievers. deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County. Missouri, bearing date
the 9TH day of November, 1884.
III persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them to him
for allowance within one year from the date
of said letters, or they may be precludsd
from any benefit of such estate; andif such
claims be not exhibited within two years
from the date of the publication of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
HERMANN SEWERS.
Nov. I2. Administrators.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

Nocrr Meblcntn, Der &eonftcur unD
0crnus9ebtr Der ,Npmton 8oIt," Duttc
ppr cinigen &odcn Die 9(usga6e Icines
Sluttes Iulpcnbirt um heHe1 Gielc9cn=
bcit iu bObcn bic au$ltebeubcn @elber
cin;utreibcn uuo puu pcrldieoencn Sci
tcn mltrhe l6On Scbaueru aus9eipru6s
cn, odB bieic bcinaDe mcrl6Dpfli6e
Gucllc unIreipIlli9er Somif perIiegcn
ipQc. Siciem wihcrlpridt ieBt Meo=
lenfa m,b bcri6tet sur ielbcn 2eit iiber
ben Grfol9 Ieipcr Gollettiunsrciie, iucl6e
.,iucutg gut" iunr Der 9oftor ldrci6t
III Der Ietten 9tuntmcr lciue$ &lottes 4:
p9ie r9oit" erideiut unb miro Shci=
ucu. gSir ma6tcu ciuc Sfeinc tour,
6ra6tc nber iuellig ciu. 9(us SlOOO.6i
erbiclteu mir bios $44.;3. llnH hu6
S4rcien niele iunrlm %crgrpRcrt iBr
ni6t. llun 9crohc TicicnigeH, Die nos
8latt nid)t balten phcr meDrcrc Qpllnrs
uts S6uloi9 linn lnb beSablen nidjt
9ciocr baben mIcrc S6ulbiacu S(6nu-
nentcn ums 10 pelliG iufpnImen lnirn,
lme mlrbcn mir nod ha& &erarI6errun9
bcs Slatte9 bis aHT ciH anhere$ 0tnl
icin laifen.r Snbefien bat bicier Stnnb
Der 9in9e @teolcnte's 9tppetit nibt be-
ldldhi9t, benn CT frngt lit berIelbeu 9tum-
mcr; r@er iuirb Der critic leiB his nit
cin g9eihnndlts 4urttn iur @eihcuf
mnhcn 2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

3ultanb Der ateiueu balb.beKeru. Ser,
Or. Srepmaun bat bas 8inb in 8ebanb:
limg.
S. S6iueisbuuler, ipelder in eilem
0utel in Mehura, Oiase County, bis
cole aOdfunIt su erlernen sehenft, itut'
tete ieineu bieiiseu @eriuaubten iudb=
renS Der 5Sciertasc eincn flrSen Seiu6
oh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
6ermanm, NO., Jreitas Sem 2 Samtar, 1855.
ipeiB nit Dem spriidGein !:

IueiB nit bem Sprii6lein:
u5iite iuobl unb baltic feltm
Sderst er bier, um 10 ernIter miro CT
in Solgenbem:
YMeines 0crieus S9luB, meiuer
5reubeu S6rein,
Sd meinc bid, liebli9 Srdulein!
Weit Sreuen Swar, obn' ar @efabr-
DEB iuiini6' id Dir ein ielis Sabr,
,3u bieIem neues Slid unb 6eil,
Stu6 nlles Cuts ein mibet (md6tig)
S6eilm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

Sm Sunni lesteu SaGres 9erietbeu
III Stt's Sladimitb= =Sbup in Gentertoiun
Der bertlde 5armer SSobn 8ei6elt unb
Der Mulatte Sarpep @i(liams in eiren,
gSortiue6iel, Der balb in SbGtli6feiten
ausartcte, bis ldlie6li63ei6elt uDngSil=
liams tpbt9el6la9cn Uurbe. @illiams
puroe 9e9en 81, ,OO0Siir9i6ait auf Ireien
SUB 9eiebt. 9(m 0ienitag lester g9p6e
bcfunntc CT ii6 i'll unlerer Gircuit-@purt
bes Sotl6lags in uierten 0rabe l6ulbig
unb Sreisri6tcr Gbiunros peru1bcilte
i'm Su einer cirjdbrigen Saft i'll Der bic
ii9cn Sail, 9lm nd6lten @beno uurbe
Der @efau9ene BON @oupcrnur Grittcu=
bcn bc9nabi9t; bas @cIu6, III iuel6em
Der @opernor nm Se9nabiauns au9e>
gangen tuuroc, lrlf bon ldnlmtli6en
StdatSbeanttcn nnb rielen auoeren 8iir
9crn ,llntcrSei6nct 9eipclen Iein.-@ir
ba6en 9e9en bielcn 9lusaaug Der Sa6e
fidts 5u ia9en, 9eluiB nidt; mir m66=
ten mir Die Outrage ltellen, oh es ni6t
bciicr iudrc, iucnn man 2euten Die einen
9lnoeren tobti6la9en, iiberbaupt gar
ni6t nit &crbuftun9en, 9ru5eiieu, Sc-
9naoigmn9cn uno br9l. bclditi9te, lpn
bern Die 3o6tidld9crci cinfa6 i9-
nUrirte 0ic 8cdtspIlcgc piirbc bn-
bur6 un9emein pcrrinind)t ipcrben. unb
bo3 County luiirbe n(ljabrlih beheutenoe
Summen oil HrpjcBfUiten &C, crlnaren.
Mp. @lfffrS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

9iu6 nic murncn icrti9e aisiber Su
10 critunuli6 nicrrlgen Yrciien pfferirt
ais mat lie icet foufeu fam bel s.
Ghrilmnmn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

galbmere unb cine pOaItdnbise 9us=
iuabl anoerer &leiberitUffe 5u beoeuteno
rebusitten 8reiiu subaEen bel @sOrse
I&raettlg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

lleberrDde fir 5erren bon SO amI,
ipdrts BEL 6. @briItmam.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-07
ROssa's Condition.

New YORK, Feb. 4.-O'Donovan
Rosa passed comfortable night in
Chambers Streot Hospital. This
morning he was a,lo we'd to leave his
bed and promenade In the corridors.
A number Of friends called. The
bullets are not yet extracted from his
back: Rossa's Office on Centre street
was opened to-day and was filed with
his Irish friends, who were enter.
talned by Rossa's secretary and fac
totum, Pat Joyce.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-Commenting on
the shooting Of O'Donovan Rossa by
Mrs. Dudley, the Times says: "rhis
man whose thoughts, one would inn
agine, ran from morning until night
upon methods of murder at once
placed himself in the power of an un-
known woman. He now chews the
cud CT reflection, which must be
bitter enough. Mrs. Dudley's act
rivals that of Charlotte Corday."
The NeWs says: 'Should the worst
befall O'Donoyan Rossa, it must be
admitted no one has done mere to
deserve bis fate. But if he were
killed some other would instantly
spring up to take his place." The
Standard advises Parnell to take
the fate of Rossa to heart and says
stranger things have happened
than that Parnell should find his
nemesis
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-07
MONTANA.

The total receipts at the late fair
for the benefit of st.. Johns Hospital,
Helena, we're s3,494.2O; expenses,
$329.l7; net proceeds, So, ,l65.OS.
Times: ). J. Kennedy, who
started for Alaska last fall, has re-
turned, having gone no farther than
British Columbia. He is now fully
satisfied with MissouIa.
The Helena Gasllght Company, at
q meeting on Saturday, decided to
lay another mile of tbree-lnch gas
main on the west and east side, work
on which will commence as soon as
frost Is out of the ground.
l. is reported that Jack Murphy.
brother of the late Con Murphy, has
been released from Jail on an or der
from one of the cou uty judges and
has been given ticket to st. Paul.
1t is expected he will leave this
morning for that point.-lndepea-
dent.
At the annual meeting of the Mon
tana Historical Society, held in
Helena on Saturday evening last, the
following were elected officers for the
ensuing year: President, Wilbur F.
sanders; Vice President, Granville
Stuart; Corresponding Secretary,
Cornelius Hedges Recording Secre-
tary, w. E. Cullen Librarian, w. F..
Wheeler.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-07

NA0aOAa0 F2c1nc BaSeA OF Operation
PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. A.. The Cana
dian Pacific railroad closed negotia-
tions here to-day, whereby they will
have four bases OF operations until
their line is completed. There is at
this time a gap of 235 miles between
the eastern and western divisions. all
Of it very heavy mountain work
through Selkirk range. The upper
Columbia river bisects this gap, leav-
ing sixty-fve miles to work and 40
to the east. The river is navigable
from Fort Colviile In Washington
Territory north to where the rail-
road will cross 1t, u distance of
$50 miles, and will be used
as q channel for construction and
supplies, thus being two new basis of
operation. The contract was: let to-
day to transport supplies over this
new route, and steamer will be
built at once. This portien of the
upper Columbia was navigaied for
one year by the Oregon Steam Navi-
CATION Company during the mining
excitement of 1865 and 1t is one of the
surprises to the Pacific coast carry
ing trade that use should ever be
found for steam navigation on a river
which lay dead for twenty years.
With these new facilities for landing
supplies, the completion of the
Canadian Pacific will be hastened at
least one year.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-07

{ WpEadsB HkposteaoA 9AnAAces.
New ORLEANS, Feb. Awhile the
question Of the Worlds Exposition
finances has not been publicly men
tened, except in q general way, since
tht meeting at which the generous
Subscriptions Of members of the COT
to1 exchange and other citizens
tided the management over its dif1i-
c,lties, the subject has, nevertheless,
been vigorously canvassed by parties
inliLterest. The exhibitor associa.
tion took the matter up to-day at a
special meeting, at which the direct
oEgenerAl ought to have been pres
enE to explain to exhibitors the
steps that had been taken, but, in
stead of attending, he esent q telegram
informing them at q meeting of the
state commissioners held the previ
ons evening, 1t had been decided to
appoint an executive committee, to
proceed to Washington and lnemor
iss;8e congress fos aa additional 40
preparation to cover q deficit of $319,.
600. He suggests that if the exhib-
itors thought fit to appoint a com
mittee to cooperate with the COM
missioners' committee; the commits
sicners we're ready to receive them.
The meeting concluded with the
adoption of a resolution endorsing
the state commissioners appeal to
congress and appointing committee
to co-or crate with the United States
commission ers.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-07
General SWANS Case,

WASHINGTON. Feb. Alt Is said
to-day upon authority by one of the
counsel for General Swain, that the
findings in the court in his case are
in substance as follows: LAS 10 first
charge, viz: That of conduct unbe-
coming an officer and gentleman. in
violation of the 6lst article. and not
guilty to the second charge, of con-
duct prejudiciat to good order and
discipline 10 failing to report to the
secretary Of war his knowledge of
alleged Implications of Col. MorrOw's
pay accounts, with recommendation
that General Swain be temporarily
suspended on half pay. No infor-
nation ls as yet received at the war
department as to the findings Of the
court.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-07
Mrs. Dudley.

LONDON, Feb, 3d. An examination
of the police reports reveals the fol-
lowing: Lucille Dudley, aged about
"A. who is described as governess
charged with attempt at suicide.
1t Is stated that Mrs. Dudley Is a
bastard daughter of persons of rank.
She has had two children, both of
whom are dead. She is possessed CT
good histrionic powers, and at one
time studied with view of going on
the stage. She speaks French fluent
ly. Conflicting reports are IT ceived
as to whether she had been married.
After Mrs. Dudley's attempt at
suicide, In London, in July, 1883,
she failed to obtain surelies, and was
cent to the house of detention at Mil
bank for q time.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-07
A Heavy Loan Matured.

ST LOUIS, Feb. 3.-A loan of $780,
COO, made by this city to the Missouri
Pacific railroad company a number
ofyears ago, matured yesterday, and
it was expected the company would
pay the amount to the city comp
trOller, but 80 far it has failed to do
80. Mayor Ewing was officially
notified to day Of the default and 1t is
expected that some action will be
taken by him to force the payment.
1t is even thought he may order a
fore closure on the entire property of
the Missouri Pacific, but he has not
yet indicated what course he will
pursue 1t Is understood the Mis-
souri, Pacific officials take the ground
that they are not obliged to pay the
principal of the loan so long as they
pay interest on the same.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-07

The roller rink has given the thea
ters black eye, and is now tackling
the churches. The Congregational
church at Central City, Dak., is no
longer place of worship but scene
of revelry. Where once the solemn
deacon, contribution box in hand,
walked slowly down the allie with
reverence in his heart and 60 cents IN
the box, the sinful skater cuts queer
antics, and ever and anon there is a
flash of white and kaleidoscope
display of rainbow tints as some
lovely damsel sits down on her
shoulder blades and kicks at the
The place that knew
the choir knows it no more forever,
but six dissolute German musicians
have taken the place Of the singers,
and wicked waltz music Is heard
where hymns were sung so short a
time ago.. -
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-07
Beecher ON Cleveland.

NEW YORK, feb. Am Albany
special to the Brooklyn Eagle saws !:
Henry Ward Reecher, in converse
ton regarding the outlook for Cleve-
lands administration, says he
thought he had shown very good
sense IN summoning party leaders to
confer with him and in this way ia
miliarize himself with the situa-
ton. He had confidence that Cleve.
land wOnld meet all the great ques-
tions pending before the 6 u ntry and
in an intelligent and conscientious
way. In his efforts st refoem
Cleveland would be sustained by the
best elements of both parties. al
though giving offense to office-seek-
ers in his own. As to ths cabinet,
Beecher is ofthe opinion that Bayard
will probably be secretary Of slate;
and commenting on this, he said he
did moi think q selection could be
made which would give more gen.
eral satisfaction to the country at
large.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-07

Times: A curiously interesting
event took place Saturday in the
marriage of Charley Lum Fung, a
Chinaman, to Sophie Walton, q
squaw. The ceremony was per-
formed by Judge Reeves In his Inn
pressive style, and in the presence of
q crowd of deeply interested specta.
tors. Both the Chinaman and the
squaw talked good English and ap-
peared to be above the average of
their kind. They evidently are very
afectionate, and are passing their
happy honeymoon at Arlee, where
Lum Fung conducts q section house.
What will be the result of the Indian
Mongolian amalgamation will be a
new study for men of science.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-07
internal Machine,

LONDON, Feb. A man was ar
rested at White Chapel, Tuesday,
with Cunningnam's missing brown
box, and was held as an accomplice
in the tower explosion. The police
refuse to give his name. Among the
effects were several important clues
to identify other accompllces. De-
scriptions of two are already pub
lishtd by the police in order TO facili-
tate the work OF capture. The po-
liceman last night in PimlicO found
supposed dynamite machine with
lighted fuse attached lying near s.,
Johns church. He put out the fire
in the fuse and immersed it IN water
and took 1t to the police station,
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The Wife's Honor COMPANY.

On Monday last Manager Mcclure
introduced TO the Helena public the
"Wife's Honor Company" The
company Is composed of artists, every
one of whom is highly spoken Of.
Ofthe arty and Mr.. Mansions act
ing the New York Star says:
The production of Lawrence Mar
ston's "A Wife's Hontr" at the
Windsor Theatre last night was a
revelation. 1t showed that an actor
heretofore unknown to local audi
ences, was possessed of a strong dra-
matte ability, and, besides this, h ad
'he faculty of writing one eff the
strongest plays ever seen upon the
local stage since IL cd Astray." The
plot of" A Wite's Honor" has al
ready been rehersed In this column.
The performance, last night, showed
that there was play, which pro-
duced with all the fashionable sur
roundings, would he a great society
success. The chords of motherly
love. Of wifely devotion. and Of
husbands wrongs are touched with
hand that evokes music Of poetry.
In the cast the leading cha racter
was sustained by Lawrence Marston,
the author Of the play, who
displayed q dramatic ability quick
ness and intelligence of comprehend
ing and interpreting the situations in
which he was placed which proved
him to be tried and an experienced
actor. Marston is young actor who
was educated in Prague, he has a
bright, earnest face, keen, penetrat-
ing eyes, and q manner which be-
speaks q man Of intelligence. The
play itself deserves to live "a work
OF dramatic worth,
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. Alaskan Exploration,

Lieutenant G. NJ. Storey and En-
sign Percell, Of the navy. have COM
pleted their rapport of their explor.
alton Of Alaska river, discovered by
Lieutenant Stoney while distributing
presents to the natives of that Terri
tory as q reward for their kind treat
ment of the officers and crew of the
Rodgers" The report is now in
the hands of Secretary Chandler,
who is much pleased at the result Of
the exploration, and Intends to send
another exploring expedition out
next summer under command of
Stoney. A steam launch will be
built for the purpose snd carried to
the mouth of the river by q man-of-
war. The expedition will start out
from San Francisco early in August
and will not return until the next
summer.
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Shot Acc tdelAtally.

DENvER. Feb. 8. - A Tribune Re.
publican special from Colorado
Springs says: Last evening Geo. A..
Robbins, q highly esteemed citizen
Of this place, accidentally shot and
killed himself. He had prepared to
retire, lain down on the bed, when q
revolver which he kept under his
pillow at night. accidentally dis
charged, the ball passing through his
head, causing instant death.
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More Of Rosa.

New YORK, Feb. 3.-O'Donovan
Rpssa's paper has been temporarily
removed to the Chambers street
hospital where its editor-in-chief lies
to-day with 4 bullet from Mrs.
Dudley's pistol still EMBEDDED In his
back. Rossa's Office in Centre street
closed to-day. Physicians at the
hospital thought Rosa improved
during the night. The only visitor
= Rossa up to IL o'clock this morn
iEx was his secretary Patrick Joyce.
Ma R0sss went home late last night
eaA had not returned this morning.
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Pittsburg Scared.

PlTTsBURa, Feb. 3-A Chronicle
telegraph disl atch this afternoon
says: 1t has come to light that some
secret agents are here and that social.
lists have stored arms and dynamite
In this city, and ar. ready for an out
break and attack on capitalists. Men
from Hooking Valley aud elsewhere
are said TO be here and ready for
busin -ss. Sensational developments
are expected.