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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-11-14


A Washington dispatch 10 the New
York Sun says Some Of the Republican
leaders who thinlS the issues that have
heretofore separated parties no longer
form the dividing lines they once did
and that their organization cannot be
successfully maintained on historical
traditions, favor new departure. They
want a question 10 excite the moral
sense Of the county rs the slavery agi.
tation did and which win enlist from
the outset the sup. ort of mothers, wives
and daughters.
Temperance is the chosen issue which
they propose to make, claiming that |,
10 platform which needs no explaua.
tlon aud which has already attained
large importance in many States in diff.
ferent forms. These leaders contend
that 1t would entirely remove sectional
controversy from politics and enable the
North and South to meet on common
ground as the advocates OF a great re-
form in Shich they have an equal in.
SaEereet.
In the two great States of Kansas and
Iowa the Temperance men claim TO have
established solid foundation for their
cause. which only needs wise direction
TO give It = mighty momentum all over
the West. Mistakes have been made
from over-Eeal and from imperfect
lesiership, which can be easily cor.
rected.
The South is alleged to be favorably
inclined TO the plan. In Georgia more
than half the counties of the State have
adopted Slocal option" which is also
extending to the Carolinas ana In other
States. New England Is fully prepared
to join In the movement.
The example of Russia In closing IN
the dram shops and imposing heavy
uccrsaon hotels and restaurants is cited
a. proof that the cause of temperance is
progressing, even where education i.
limited AMI newspapers are the luxury
of privileged class.
It is not intended that SIr. St. John
AMI his associates, who have been the
conspicuous asitators of prohibition,
shall lead the new departure. They
will be accepted as followers of the
faith, but they must take back seats or
set up for themselves Independently.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-11-14

THE November crop report of the De-
partment Of Agriculture SAYS: "The
present crop of corn Is ths first tull
average in the rate of yieli since 1880,
which was the last of a series of six full
crops of % to rs bash,ls per acre. The
present crop, grown on an area of 3d.
100000 to 54,oOo,Oo0 acres, is slightly
above an average for a perioi of ten
years, or 20 Ia bushels per acre. The
highest rate Of yield is SO q bushels, in
Nebraska ana Ohio. The three corn
growing States, which produce four
tenths Of the entire crop, Illinois, Iowa
and Missouri, each average several
bushels per acre less than in the census
year. The Southern States make an
average Yield The qlahy of corn Is
very good in the East and South, medium
in the central parts Of the We t, and
somewhat deprecated on the northern
border from Michigan so Dakota.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-11-14
NewaAd dvcfNscments.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the Common Pleas of Carhan County
sh"rlf's Sale "f Personal Pug'erly of W.
IT Strauss Distribution Of proceeds oI
Sale.
The undersigned Auditm appointed by
the Cnnrt of Common r eas To make dis
irihniiun ofthe iurds arising from 50 d sale
10 the parties le"allv enrit ed thereto. WILL
meet G' he InrIoses Il his apl"intm"nt,
or MONDAY. DECEMBER 7rh. 1883. at
10 n'rlnck A NJ ~ Tho Office of w NJ.
Rspsher. ESQ. SusQuel anna Street, Mauch
Chunk. Pa when and where sll those in
'e esied may sIpar AMI make claim. or he
debsrred from coming in upon ss d fund
for distribution
f. R sIEwERS, Auditor
My IL ls9h wi
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Death by Drowning

On Thursday morning, 5th inst,
Bernlrl Move, agel about thirty-tive
years, of rresckow, left his home, saw
ing to his wife that he was going 70 rhr
reservoir west of town to take a bath.
Moye presented the appearance of a
person who hal lo't his reason. aud was
therefore cl.,-iv Followed by his wife
AMI Mr.. Gil lea. Arriving at the
Reservoir Moye plunged into the water
AMI was drowned. His body was taken
from the water AMI carried to his home,
where Il was viewed by many of the
residents of the town in which he re-
sided. 1t appears that several weeks
ago the deceased man was left a small
legacy and since that time he has been
drinking rather heavily, thus becoming
somewhat derange in mInl. Whether
he plunge in'O the water with suici lal
intent or whether he was seized with
cramnS IL not known. The affAir has
created considerable excitement among
the residents of the South Side. Halle
ton Standard.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-11-14

SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN: IL does
not appear that the Presidents policy
has disaAectei his party so much as to
affect their voting strerg:h. 1t is more
and more evident that the election OF
Cleveland and the course of his admin
istration have released many voters
North ami South from the fear of Dem.
ocratic ineompetency or wickedness,
upon which Rep Iblican leaders have
been building support far SO many
years. With these props Knocked oul
the Republicans have to face a serious
future,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-11-14

THE gain of Mahones seat from Vir'
glnia leaves the Democrats only three
to gain to tie the Untel States Senate,
and secure control of that body by the
vote of Vice President Hendricks
From the indications pointed out by the
result of Tues lays elec ions they have
only two States where there exists a
reasonable chance for their making a
gain, namely, Indiana and California,
Should they carry these two States They
would still remain Senator short, and
then The Republicans have a very good
show for mixing a gain in Nevada,
where Mackey is fighting Fair. Alto
SatleS. the Republicans feel that the
result of Tuesdays e1ae6sons indie Stes
that the chances OF their holding Tue
Senate through the entire term of Presi
dent Cleyelsui are nine to ten In their
favor,
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WM. IT. OEIGI
W. NJ. JONES, witness.
ABrilliant Wedding at Hsz,eton.


One of the most brilliant society events
that has ever taken place in Hazletor
was the wedding Thursday 5th inst, of
DR.. j. W. Cole, a prominent young
physician AMI son of late Samuel Cole,
of Allentown, to Miss Bessie, daughter
of Morgan b. Silliman, one of the
wealthiest residents of Hazleton. The
ceremony was performed in st. Peters
Episcopal Church by the rector, Rev. /.
C. Washburne. The church was very
deliberately decorated with rare. plants
an cut flowers. The ushers were r.
Minor Morris. of Jeanesville; VIII c.
Dty, iPhila lelphia; Eli Connor. Har.
leigh, AMI William c. Kent, Maucll
Chunk, MANY guests were prescn'
from Philadelphia. Bethlehem. Rea'ing.
Wilkesbarre, Allen'own AMI Mauch
Chunk. After an elegant reception a;
the residence of the brides father. DR..
an Mrs. Cole left for an exten led well.
ding tour through the South.
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0liaired for luvrni"ra. Srnh model nr
sketch aud We will make ca r-fnl cxami
naiinn. and report upon the palrn'ahilhy
OF The devicr Tree Al business iIansacird
'nr moderate tees. and M charg. unless
patent is allnw-d.
REFERREcE- Postmaster, Supf Money
0idrr DIvisinn. aud Officers "f the u. $.
Patent Offire. Send frr circular nf adVire,
&c. II. 8. SNOW Il CO,
922 F Street Washington, y. G.
Nnv- lI--p,r
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Frederick Rackawack, an OLD resi-
dent of Blooming lale Valley, died
Tuesday night. lie was about seventy
years of age. His funeral took place
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock.
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LEHiGHToN pa
TxH NEW POLITICAL ISSUE.


EEpUBLIcAN LEADERS rScLINED TO
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-09
9lIS 9etd1e a1tf eineut Sabngcleiie
nef1tttNftf4

Detroit, Mi6., 7. Stop. - Sn oOrtger
gtadt purbe auf bem Sd)ienengeIeije II Der
9fdbe oes 9rano- -Srunt. .8abnhofes in Gan.
fng Die Qeide eine8 0anue8 gefunoeH. 41.
rGnglid 9laubte man, oaB berielbe Don einem
3uge iiberfabren iein t0une, bod ergab Die
dr3tlide llnteriudung, oaB ein WtOrO Dor
lieQt, ba Der S9dOel 6e8 0}anne8 al perz
idteoeuen Steuen eingeidlagen mar un1 lit
ionit feline YterfnaIe Se9ten, De auf eiu
ueberfabren ialieBen lieBen. Sn Dem Sob
ten Wrrbe ein geWifer Q8iuiam 0li6ar0on
c1fannt, Der i'll Der 0tontags 9tad)t 3uilHdt
i'll Der 8oliSeiitatton in 2auiiug 9eiud)t uno
geiunoen bate. Gr bate auf 8eragen NIT
getbeilt, baB er RaihIRit BON 8rofeiiion lei
un0 baS ieiue 6onilie, betebeuO aus ieiner
Mutter, ieiner 6rau uno 6rei &inbern, in
9etroit mobne. gr mar am GorabeHoe lei
nea Gobc8 nit mebreraHDtdnneru in 6erNd6e
be8 8abnbofeS geleben uoroeH, uub es liegt
bie Sermrtbuug nabe, baB er nit Olcien III
Streit 9eratben NIB toOt geidlageu noroeI
lift. Selue 6amilie III Detroit murOe p9u
Dem &OrIau III SeuatuiB seiegt pdbreno Die
Yoli3et eifrig bemiibt 1T, Die WdnHer au8fu-
Sig 5u MAIDEN, in beren @eieuidaft 9ttfar0=
ion 3ulebt qeebeu lpuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-09
StaOt Baltimore.

Fur G3euu= 6 eiieuoe. - Jtad) Der
ms al8 4genten Der Oeri6ie0enen Dampiers
2inien gemOr6enen gSudridteu bat Die GOre
tineHtals Gouferenj Der S3eaH 0ampiittiis
brt8zGompagnie' 3u pelder Der yJtoros
Ceutid3e Qlo1b . bic y6amburgz zQmertfauijde
8adetfabrtz zQftienz@eieuj6aft g6e0zStar=
9inie," u@0mpagnie Generate Eran8otlauti
que," bic bolldu6iide Hu0 bic p8biugbaQQz
QinieG geb0ren, bei6lOiien, oeu BQfaqepreiS
auf $25 i'm 3piideuoed 5u erb1beu. 3wiz
itenoeds=8tlIete fir bic ihneQen 8ampfer
bes ,,gtor6oeutid)en 2lOpo" tOften 81 mebr.
Die 8ampfer=2inieu i9eiueu 3u beabFttts
gen, ben Brei8 fir 3miideut eds BaIIage BON
uno mad europa allmdlig rpie0er auf bic
friibere 6Dbe $500 briugen Su Doueu. gtaf
oem in 6olge bes Dampfers ariege8 Dor uift
LANCER 3eit BtQete fir 81 I'll baben rpareH,
fam cine @iui9ung Der 2irlien 81 StaHbe,
unb Der Breis murOe junidft AMI $40, 0auu
auf $l4, $18, 500 unO DOr etltfen QtOHateu
aut $23 erb0bt. giuete mad Bremen un0
8uriid foiten Uon lebt on fir oa6 3mlideuz
bed BEL ben grpreBz Dampferu $54 unO bel
ben GltereH 8aHpfern $50 ffatt, pte bi55er,
$49.50 uno $45.50,
BeriouaI. 81 oti3 6r. Sobu 8.
Spens, Der befnnRte Sdauipieler, pelter
lett ldHgerer 5eit i6per erfranft baruieoer
lag, beftuoet F6 GHf Der 8eferung, uno man
bort auf ietHe OolIidnbige BieOerberfellung,
8abreno ST. Sol. 9efieriOn in Der oerganges
nen 8o65e bier iptelte, lieB er iidb mebrere
Diale nab benz 8efiHoeu oes 6rA. 2meH8
erfuuoiqeu.
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/ Snhr RcGnIIrttnh.

BbtIabeIpbta, s. Observation-Disclosures
0tc&ullou9b, Der befaHute 3rag6oe, iiarb
9egen l llbr 6eute gtufmittag pl6bItd) in icts
Her hteigen gGObEUHg.
gSie Or. 6UgO gHgel, Der Qrjt OeS Ser
itOtbenen, erfldrt, nuroe ser Sob ourd) oeiu
@ebirnleiOen, ipeI9es Die Solge etuer 8tut=
uergiitung mar" Uersnla6t. 8r. gngel be-
bauptet ferHer, Ser Era90oe iei ME wabuIus
mig gemeien, uHo man babe eineu beOeutli-
hen Srrtbum begaHgeH, ais man ben ia.
tieuten Der Srreuanfalt Su SloOmiugSale
iberantmortete 8as geioeu Oe5 Tertorbe=
nen begann i'm Sanuay 1884, uu0 i'm iolgeu=
Den 4priI madte er, ais er ;u gSaIbiugtoH
ais yStbello" auiuat, iein 6ortiges, ftdgltz
dies 6iaStO. Son iener i3eit an purOe iein
@e6ddtniB INNER i6mdher; cine I'M Cont
mer bon 1854 gemadte 6eije uat &arlSbab
blteb Obne Die 9eboffte 8irtnng, lIno I'M letz
ten perbfe uluBte Ser Batient Der Sibue
entiageH. &or Slpei gSOdeH uurOe er aus
Der Srreuanitalt mad Der bieFgen gSobnuug
leiner 6amilie 9ebradt, no er MN bonn SoOe
eretlt ruUroeu lift. @r biuterIdBt cine gS,ttpe
uno ipet S6bne. gtcGullougb rpurOe um
IA. 9!Ouember 1888 su GOlerame i'm &ouutg
Gnrrim, Srlanb, gebOreH unO fam IN 1916
naG] Amerita.
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Ser 0Attant asRattaI.

Banana, 7. 9topbr. (Uia @alpefon. y
Der Star & SeralOn meloet: ygtne GnSabl
prominenter Terionen, inter Oeneu fi6 Der
DIRECTOR Der 8nnal. .Gompa9nie, ,Sr. 4oam.
ion, Der amerifaniide SoniuI, Sr. QauiGe,
Der franjOFi4e &ouiul, 6r. 8ea9, ber ames
rifanii6e Soniul III @uapaquil, Gapt. Bull
bonn Ser. Staatens3ampfer ySartfOrb" uno
bic SS. gintbau Gppleton unb Slauin be-
fanben, iuipiSirte beute bic gau3e SanaIiuie
BON Colon bis gatun unb sariiber binaus.
gae Dlitglieoer Der GeIeui6aft tparen iiber<
rai6t BON rem grOBen Sorti6ritten, Die ba8
ggerf gemadt, unS betra6ten bic erfol9reide
8olenbuns bes Sanals nur nod ais cine
6rnse Der 3eit uuO Oes @eloes."
6r. GaribQfl aus @aterloo, Soma, bait
,,St. Safob's Sel,n ben beriibmteu 5huler=
sensfilsr, fir bas uirtiamite DfttteI, &5eu=
matismus su beilen, ueldes es siebt, uHO
empfteblt ben @ebraud befelbeu aIfs
&arufe,
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Wein.Mnrfer gind,rtfltetf. .

9tetus0orf, 8. september. - Stepben
8. gHalmSlep, melder ieit DieleH Sabreu
0em BoliSeioepartement als 9founosmau an
geBGrte uno felt 1872 &befclert 6e8 Bablz
6iireaus mar, beging geferH in ieiner g8Obz
nuug 9tr. 284, 9iOin9tonitraBe, SelbitmorO.
6r. gSGlm8IeD mar Elm 10 geiutiienbafter 8es
anlter, baB er, ob9Ietd) ieit etpd iieben $50
den in Solge Der bird bic 8ablen perur.
iad]teu Arbeiteu an elmer 5irnaffettiou let=
beno, oennod erit jeine auirelbenoe SbGtigz
feit einfellte, als er Dor 10 Sagen i'm @ablz
biireau buhfdblid) SuIammenbraf uno in
elmer SutIde mad 5auie 9eihafft meroen
muBte. @s mar bic befe 4u8iidlt auf ieiHe
gSieoergeneiung oorbanoen, alleln geiteru
Wtorgen trat cine SerI6limnerung leines
3uitanoe8 Elm, bic ibm ale 6Offuung nabut
un0 ibu Sur Ser5peiflung trieb. BahrenO
man ibn geitern Gormittug gegen 10 llbr
eiuen 2lugeubIif allein lieB uno iein Sobn,
Elm NuFnebrer, fid) i'm Reben5immer be-
iano, nabm 2Salmsleg ieinen Reootuer BON
Der @aub uHO iHgte iid cine Sugel in oas
@ehirn. Gier Stunoen ipater mar er cine
2eid)e. @r mar 1926 in gtemart geboreu
uno binterIG6t auBer ieiner @ittrpe uno ied)s
Sinbern cine 9roBe an3abl BON 6reunoen.
- Rihter gilbert Gar0o3o itarb nm llbr
beute gormittag III leiHer gSobuung gtr.
sos, 0fa6ii0nzApenue, an Srt9ht'i6er 9iie=
rentrantbett. Seine 3nei S0bne, Orei G0dz
ter uu6 anbere 0eruan6te tparen nm ietn
Sterbebett berian1meIt. Der 8eriforbeue
mar 81 Sabre alt une in 8bIaoelpbia geboz
reu. SIN Glter BON 90 Sabren mHroe el in
6ieiem Staate gum Common 9Ieas=8i6ter
ertpdblt, uno er mar Der iiiugfte 8t1ter, nell
der ie 0ieies Qmt betlei6ete. Spdter rparoe
er beiiibenoer Ri9terSes Sbergeri6ts. Seine
8eer6i9uns iii 0uf ua9iten 0tittruO3 anbe=
raumt. 8abbiuer Menoe5 BON Der 5pnagoge
on Der 19. StraBe ruir6 bic 8eer6igung8s
G GPrpf11nrrip'r1 IPitpn
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araetiaes Gn0e elmer saauipieIeriu.

8aris, 8. gtuoember.- SIM Gbeater 81
Marieiue tuurSe bte iuuge unO i66ne Sdjeu=
ipisIerlu Ninop zines lbeuOS mGhrenD Der
berganseHeu g8ode pom $ublifum agsge=
5iidt, neil iie ibrer 8olle nidt 9ereat raurOe.
Sie brad III 9brdnen aus uno bat nm Jtadz
iidt, neil lie frant lei, aueiH bic QeuBeruus
gen bes 9iiBfalens oauerten fort, bis Die
S6uuipielertn bic Stbue UerlieB. sic begab
iid loiOrt mad 6auie, no iie nod in Der ndm
Iidtn 9iaht Der Granfbeit erlag, iiber melte
fie fih beidtpert bate. Das tragiihe Sdifs
ial bes arulen Ndb9sus erregte atu nd6iteu
2aae allaemeines Aniiebea.
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Wrbeif 1tt1N Qnhff.

gStlfe 8barre, 3d., Z. ytouember. -
Die Irbelter Ses 9obleHbergmerfs Florence
81 Bittsburg Iegten beute gtadmittag biz
grbeit nte6er. &or flint Ufonaten purOe Der
2obn nm 5 Gents pro Sonne berabqeiebt,
bod beripraf bic @nnpagnie, oas 9elo
na6Su3ablen, iobnl6 iie f6nne. 6eute fiellter
bic arbeiter Die 6orberuug. baB ibnen bas
@elo aus9efol9t tuer6e, uno als Der Super.
tntenbent iid peigerte, bic 6or0eruHg 3u er:
fiilen, erfol9te Die arbettselnfeuung.
0tount Carmel, 3D., 7. Nobember.-
9as ,,9terrinm"s acknowledgement mirb, mad:
benz uunmebr ieit einem Nionat bic arbeiteu
unterbro4en tparen, tpteSer nit 500 4rbei.
tern in Betrieb geiest tueroen.
Stbaca, H.=D., Z. Ropenlber. - Die
rStbaca 9laB B.8orts" peroen nddfte 8o6e
tpie6er in 8etrieb geiett meroen. Sn ben
o@aibinston @laB= =BOrfS" ipiro Die Qrbeit
aul OloHtag tpie6er aufgenommeu.
9alpe ton, Ser., 8. yfoOember.- Del
ausffan6 Der Sra6tuerlaoer oauert tort. Sr.
atfinion, Director Der ''Direct Navigation
Co.," bat ben gouuerneur Srelano nm 4b,
ienbuug BON Rilitar gum Sdute bes @ts
gentbums Der @eiellidait eriu9t. gr erbieIt
Sur 4utmort, baB 0iilitdr 1ur i'm duBerfer
Rotbfalle unb iobalb es iid herauSfteae, oaF
Der Sderiff Die Gube lttd3t 81 uahren Der.
m09e, 81 ben Baffen 9erufeu perben f0nue.
SiS iett iin6 fetue Rubeft6rungen oorgefal=
len. Die Sra9toerlaber Der 'Direct Nayi
CATION Co." 81 9oIiton habeu auf Seran
IafiuHg Der ''Knights of Labor" ebenfaIls
bic Arbeit einsefslIt unO tueigeru fid|, anSert
YeriOnen auf zen Berften iener @OmpaguiC
orbeiten Al laiieH.
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General SbertSan'S Stab.

General Sberiban bat an Steue Der snei
abiutanten, bic mad Der Serfiiguu9 bes
Sriessietretdrs bel ibreu reip. Sruppeutbet=
len einriiden muBten, SberflieutenaHt Sell
loaa bonn 5. 9apnllerie. .&esimeut uno Sberfta
lieutenant Blunt bonn Gel6iiss ss9epartement
ernaunt. Sberitlieutenant Sfelo9g, Der mdb=
reno oes SeseiiionsfrieSes ablutaut oes Ses
nerals 3houias seDeien mar, TT firBItd aus
5ranfrei4 3uriid9etebrt, mo- er Oeu Gruppeu:.
tlQnDuern beiSewohnt bat, Hno jur 3eIt BET
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Die 0(atfertt.

@tontreal, 7. Nooeuber, - Die 8latz
terusgpiOemie in biefger Staot lit merflif
i'm 2bnebmen begrifieH. Ser 8eridlt oes
@eiunbbeltsamte8 giebt Die 3abt Der gefti=
gen Sooe8fdlIe an, ME fOlgt: in Der Sta0t
ielbit %, IN Goteau ct. 2Outs 10, III st.
@une9onbe 4, in ct. Sean 8upttite uuO in
ct. 6enri i. 3ie Sterblidtett oil Sen 8lats
tern maBreno ser lesten g8Od)e felt ith, ME
foIgt: in Der Staot ieIbit 2O8, in @oteau St.
goHi8 "A, in ct. @unegonoe %, in ct.
Scan &optiite 10, in ct. 6enrt 10 uno IN
q. Charles 4 inSaeiar1n1t 3O2.
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Tfr @cIniltnrFf.

Stem gorf, I. NOUember. .-6oIgenoe8
iiu6 Die 9tIu5uotirungen: gelo 0finete 5u
l3-3 YrO5eut unO idlOB 81 q YrOjcnt.-
Sterling gBediel 4.834-4.84 auf 60 Gage
uuO 4.85!-4.854 aui 9idt.-8uuoe8 =0bliz
gatiouen: 3=proS. 1O3t, Al pros. .113s ,4sprO3.
I23!.-2tttien: 4Oam8' GEpreB l4O, Sen.
tral Yacifc Al, @bei.=GbiO %, grie 225,
90. 9rior. 43!, 2atezSbore 86t, rs. &eu=
tral 434 Nortb 8eItern l115, 90. YriOr. 1856,
9t.=Y. Geutra( 1881, Gbio.Mtf. 245, DO.
4rior. 80, 8ittsburg I42, &eaotug 2lt,
8ot= SslanO l24l, llHiOnsP Pacjfc So, gBe.
ifer1zl zlluipu 798
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Gtpet 9emtTde tut g4ta8arn Ueruus
nliiGt.

Chippewa, Eut., s. 9lobember. -
3mei 2auti6e, oou Oeueu Der Sine AOam
Sepiuiteru (?) bieB, Wabreno Der AnOere nur
inter bem Nomeu 2tuguIt befannt mar, mad
ten hcutc cine 9iuoerfabrt aui Dem 9tta3ara
uno puroeH nit ibreH SOOte in Die 6&lc &C.
riTsn,
gbe ic in bic StromitreQeu gerietBen,
gieien linen mebrere Guabeu pom llier aus
cine Barnung 3u, bic Fe iuoefeH Hit)t Uer-
fauten. Seiuer oer lIuaIidiiheH fam I'LL
terbolb ser Sale gum SovideiH. SeiOe
@idnner arbelteteu III giiagoraz6auS, 9.=9.
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0tehm6rfte.

GhiCagO, z. 9ioUeubcr. - 9tln0Dleb
3ufubr 1OOC, &erien0ung 800; Yretie Uaris
irten 3miiden $3.50 uu0 Sdneiue
3ufuBr 800, 8erienouug 1000; Preiie oa-
rlirteu 3niideu 1925 uno $4,G5.-Sbaaie
3uiubr 500, gericaOuug 200; Yreie Uart.
irten 3piiden $1,5O uuo 1866.
St. goui8, Z. gioDeulber.- 9tiuoOieb
3uiubr 400, &erieHouug 400; Breie Ulri-
irteu 3piIhen $3.50 uno 500 5dueiuc
3uiubr 28O0; SerenOung 1900; Erelie Uarl=
irteu ;m1iheu $4.OO unb $3.50. - SAaaie:
3ufubr 500, &ereHouug feline; Prctie Uar-
lrteu iWiidJeu $1.75 un0 1928.
@utrEibGrtp, Semi, Z. !to0br. -
3linObieb: 3ufubr $50, &IrieuouHg Cos;
4relie pariirteu iuiiheu $500 m0 $3.50
Sd)Weiue: 3uubr C2OO, &erien0uug 1900;
$yelje oarijytcu 5pjiden $40O rnO $3.50
StaOic: 3uIubr ] COO, %erieuOuuG 2OO0;
Erelie Oariyrten 5wijaH $1.0O uNO $3.50.
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Die SfIn6outabolOe.

gBitita, G8., 7. gloOember.-Giue De-
peid)e BON Sort 9ieuo beia9t, OaB OaieIbft
100 Boomers" nebit 40 Q&a9en inter mllt=
tGrii6er 8eoeduug ais @efangene eingelie=
fert murbeu. Stlabonta i9nGrrte BON p8oOs
mer8," aber GberI Gunner 1T entidloieH,
bieIelben ldmmtIidD ietnen Srore8 gemdB i'm
Sort RenO eiu3uIperren. Die eingelieferten
@efaugenen tper0eu in BEN &aiematlen be8
Sorts 0erbleiben, bis tbre Surpane Otngfeit
nprrnrht iTr1S
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YpHttIdbe S6teBag(Fatre itt
GuItttttbttS.

GoIumbu8, o, s. g}oUbr. - @roBe
Qufregung puroe bente 4beno turi oOr Z
llbr i'm ygtell-6ouie" Ourb einen &f
3pii6en benz Staat8 2luoitor gnlll 3ieies
meter uHO g8. S. Guiott, Dem 6erau5geber
uu0 9febatteur oeS uSunOan Gapitol8, ," per
anln6t 8ieemetter feuerte pier 8eUoluerz
idDiiiie auf ieiHen @egner ab, bra6te ibm Ics
todJ mr. einc .titte 6leiitmunOe am rehteu
Gaumen bel. Die iibrigen ShitNe glugeu
ighl. Sieiemetter wuroe gleldl uad oeu Sorz
ialie Uerbaitet uno inter $1,000 Siir8ldaft
geieut. 8eibe 0lGuuer itub 6On ieit SIuei
Ocer brei Sabreu btttere Teinoe, uuo Guiott
bate Sru. &ieiepetter tpieoerbolt III ietuem
GtQtte angeQriTieu.
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@raaS In eiuent 11ntverTtatS8es
biifHOc.

Ginctnnatt, Z. gtopember. - Seutt
Mlorgen nm 4 llbr entoedle man, oaB III
Dem @ebGuSe Der y@tc0hteu llnioeriltat"
am obelL @noe Der glmitraBe Teuer au8gez
brodeu mar. gbe bic SeuerIpebr aui Der
GranOftdtte eintreiien fOnnte, itaHO Die gau}e
Tront bes @ebGuoe8 in Tlammen. Der
9roBe gGertb beS @ebGube8 trteb bic 6euer=
pebr 5u berotiden gGiboerIudeu on, mo e8
geIaHg ibr aud, ben 6aupttbeil 81 retteH,
ober ourd baS 9he6erbrennen bes einen
Shells ilt elm Sdaoen BON oielleidt $50, ,OOO
entitanSen. Inter ben beionoeren Serluften
NOR cine mertbpolle gibliotbef, tpelde oem
Brofefor gbbp geb0rte. G8 III ui9t be-