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Sod Spriu9a, 8pomiug, 10. Sept.
- Scr fineiti6e &onIul GberIt See ertl1rte
beute, boB Die be3ii9li6 Der Gbineienmetes
leten itWebenoe llnterinaun9 nod adt bis
3ebn Gage bauern per0e. @8 Itebt fef, 0aB
Die dineitlte 9tegierung bon Nen Ser. Staa=
ten cine @ntI6GOtgun9 perlan9en rpirb, bod
fann Die 90be be8 Setrage5 aud Gnnabern0
md ui6t 0ngegeben merOen. 9u8 0en h8
iett eutgegen genommenen 3eugen0uSiagen
9ebt heroor, Dap Die @bineien fretptllt9 bier
ber 3uriidgefebrt iinb, na6oem Der Brdtoent
tbnen oifStell ueritderte, oaB iie bei4uBt
merben miiroen, aud WtHu Die sanSe Qrmee
81 blelenl 3mede aui9eboten weroen ioute.
Die meiben Soblen Ser9leute perbalteu iif
rubig, un0 allem Qnld]eln mad planen ite
teiue meirereH 9tubeIt0rungen; trot0em be-
MAIDEN Die SoIOdteu baS gtgen,bum Der
@eiellifaft Sag ur1o gtadt, mo bel ben
7Srad,tmaggous, no Die &bineen uutergez
brad1t fino, iit cine itarte 2Sadle itatioHirt.
8ie ulintons Yacific=@ @eiellitait" i6eint bel
ibrem gntitlniie, Die @bineieu in oeu Wiuen
tpie6er gu beidGitt9en, 81 bebarren. 8teIelbe
l1Bt fir iie GO 0auSGen erridten, uno naf
&ouenoung berlelben perben Die @bineIeu
Die 2lrbeit mie6er aufnebmen. Sollten Die
pSfuigbts Of 2abor" 0tiene MAIDEN, aberma=
Iige 9fubeIt0rungeu 5u prooosireHr reip. bic
neiBen arbeiter gum IuSitano Su otrleiteu,
70 ruirb nie @eielli9ait MaBuabmen 3rr 4bz
ipebr iol6er ueber9rifie treffen un0 I'M
i9limm fen Sale Die Sabn an Die 8unoe8z
re9iernn9 abtreten.
8iSmarf, Sat, 20. Septem6er. -
8ie glahridt lit bier eingetroffeu, oaB bic
,Snisbts Of Qabor" 81 Sutte, MOnt., cine
&erIammIung abgebalten uno bei9lOhen
baben, bic @bineien ans ienem Srte Su oerz
treiben. Die Gbineien erbielten 6riit bis
Sum /. SttOber Su ibrer @utiernlIng, uub
peun iie bis babin Die @e9enO ni9t uerlaI=
len baben. 10 iOl @epalt au9epenbet per1
ben. Sn anuconOa 9iug ben S6bnen oe8
bimmliiden 9feides eine GbnIifJe Qufioroez
runa Al, pelder iie iofort nadtamen. Sn
Suite befinben fi9 iebr utele @9ineien, uno
ernIfe @irren febeH in 9lusFft, i'm Sale
oieielben nift gutlutli9 9eben.
SaltsQatez @ttg, lltab, 20. Sept.-
Sr. Gromlep, giffent be8 YrGfbenten
@bam8 bon Der pllnions 8acificz Sabu," erz
tldrte beute in elmer llnterreoun9, Die @om-
paQuie miiroe, i'm Sale Die pSnigbtS Of 2a=
bor" in ibrCr N9itattou ge9en Die Gbineieu
eineu allgenleinen ausfanO in Scene iebs
ten, Die 8ubn oil Die 8unoesregieruug iibers
trnqen.
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0DOtt, Sail L. 60.
Seppi1 d E!
GrppIbr! !...... zs$Si@s! 5eSSia1e! .CfppI1e!
Sebmfs s4,.fratu,.Hs Spott&u o DlfetI.

ale jeetnidt mebr fnbrisirten Wufer f6uueu uett
untsr 6en 9erfeuungstohen 9efGuit wsrOeu.
Siele sebOren Su oen beten Sortan lester Saiion IL.
ba6en baSu paiienoe SanteE.
93is gum Auspertauie oTTeriren mir nur g8aarcn
erfter 9lnie in ben unten senannen Sorten.
ROYAL WILTONS $3.50 bis S1.75 Die yaro.
gSiIton'idler Sammet=, Elm Sammet=5eppid1
b0d3iter Sunlitdt, au Der Hhdiette 5ur gtata6mun9
eine$ dhten 24ilton 9eSGihnet, 81 bis Sl.25.
Wruiniter $3.50 bis 50.
Mrminiter= ~ oauette, Der 70 iebr beIiette Bar
Iors2eppidh, rs bis 81 so.
8rnffe!er NIT oHem utniterbaftem &erases
ipebe 81 bis $1.15.
TAPESTRY BraHeIsr 40 6dOen, ertra) so
TAPESTRY sraHeIer % gdNen, 6eiter 20
bis 75 Gents.
TAPESTRY @raHeIer (Sweiter Sorte) 65 Cts.
TAPESTRY 8riifFeler (ortter Sorte) 90 Cts.
TAPESTRY BriiFfeler (pierter Sorte) so Cts.
grtra oberieincr Wufer=ING RAIN (9an5 wOr-
sted unb gBone) 60 bis rs 9ent5. Dieiebe Sorte
nit Saumnonz Settle so bis 65 Gents.
@anSwpHene SspptdIe WRttteIiorte, 40 bis
80 Gents.
bis bum beften importirten.
GneItId1e SorfmattGn (LINOLEUMl oon 60
Gents bis $1.25, Die beite iSu6booens s8eoedun9 tGT
B1reaur un6 offentIite Sotale i'm Vtortte.
Waatteu-RUGS-oon 6si {SuB bis 10 bel 20
Tus, iouob tmportirte, oIs einhetmtihe, oeftdnoi9
aut Eager uno aui Seiteuun9 9emaht.
&afaps uno 9tapters Wtatteu.
Ranila'er nno dDineiiid1e Strobntattcn in
Der 9r0sen Ausua9 uno gu nieon9ren FreNen'
Az-g1an 6efi6tise unier 9aser, ebe man tuuit ~8a
SIN sIsineu gtr. 236, gS.s Baltimore o6erbalt
sm @rosen Wr. 80, Eefts 5anettcs,J StraBe.
223.5.6.S,3l
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@ine ltll8en1iitDltdle @etileinoe.

Wilp Gutee, 20. Sept. - Inter Dtits
glteoern Der feiuoli6en 6uttioueu Der polni.
iten ct. 5eomi9's @emeinoe ereipuete ii6
peute cine Sfldgerei, in melber btele Bers
ionen bur6 gteherfiae, Sniippeli5tdge uuS
Steinniirfe oerrpunoet muroen. Se65 Der
OauptrdbRlsfiihrer Inn nerhnftet nnrhen-
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GarpsaEf6e 9ahet6erFate.
Sic &arpItucttz SuSclit.


va hrto 10. Sept. - G8 beiBt, i'm
geitriGCn &atinetSralb iei ulitgctbeilt porNeu,
oaB ele Sp0nter pap Ottupirt hdtteur uIo
oGB oaS &rieGSid)ifi pSlllanr" ben /, SeIalco"
Tel ben &aroItnen criebtn lOlt, peldl SeBterer
MIR sum transport BON GolrdibeH oaAlH
berWeHoet pur1s.
SpaHtsn piro 3tue; meme Griegsid)Iffs tau=
len, die Ill @nglano fir Die iapaueIldls 9tez
9iernng beiieut muroeu. Die Shtife ilno
nabe8u uollenoet.
&0In, 10. Sept. - Die yS6lniidje 3ets
tnn9". Iagt, ole oeutide 9iegieruug iet erb6=
t19, Die &arolinenzSHiel= Srage Der i9teoSrtdl=
terll9eH GHtideieung beS BaplteS 81 uHters
breitCu.
81 obrio, 20. Geptem6er.- Der ipauiibe
Srtegsoampisr ,2lragonn iit 3uriiugefebrt,
HaGoem er eine @alniioH auf Der bauptIdd)=
lttfen Der Pelems Snieln etablirt bat. Seine
Spur bon Der aumaIenbeit Der 9eutideu
muroe Guf ieHeu SnIeln ent0edt.
Der llntsrsans Oes ,,SpIpbtn."
2on6on, 19. September. - Die @oais
lion, peld]e 9eitel.1 in ben 9onuS 0es Sa.
mails 3nii6eu ;tpei 9ampierI itattfano, hate
dlimme Solgeu. g8 mar Ser 6draubeuz
oampfer rSreuoa" BON gSeft 6artepoul
mGlter, bon 8aiiOra mad 2onOou beitinInt,
bel Der Gtufabrt in ben Saual am itiibeu
gtor9en aui ben 9iaooampier ,9olpbiu" uon
Gonoon rannte. Setoe 6abrierqe purOen
id)mer beiddoigt. Der @Qpitau SeB ,,Sreu=
oa," an oeiien 6abreug ser 8ua uOqftduOtl
eirgerannt mar, 10 oas oaiielbe ltart led qes
porOeu, gemann ben 6aieu BON 0oOer, no
tbm ioOrt bon Qlopo'8 2gentHr 8eiitauo Qes
letitet murbe, 10 OaB er iein SdJifi iibtr g8aI.
ier balten fonnte. Dem ,,0Olpbin" giug es
ntdJt 10 gut. SobaIo Die beioen Sd]lfie &c
trennt maren, be9anu Der Dolphin" ;u i'm
len. Der @apitdn lieB Die SOOte auSeben
uuo rit)tete Den Sug bes 0ampiers mad Der
Siiite, Die mebrere NtciIeH entierut mar. Der
D8olpbin" mar nur cine geriHge Strede oor=
partS getommeu, ais er Oerlanf. Die Ytebr-
5abl Der 8aiiagtere uNO Der 0tannidlOit ret
tete iid) in zen Sooteu uno lanoete in SiuqS
oomu mebrere BeriOuen iino ertruuteu.
ga6 Der &n9abe elneS Baiiagiers oes Dol
phtn" fdllt DIE ganSe S6ul6 fir Den lluiaQ
auf oen 6iibrer Der y8renoa," Die mil ooder
Strait 9egen BEN y0olpbIu" aufubr. Saum
mar Der StoB erfolgt, 10 iab man aud itoH
6a8 gSaiier ourd) ben 6uBbo0eu Der &liiite
elnir0men. glls Dies 6em Captain qenlelz
BET maro iuurbe Der Seriud) qemaut, Die
Soote berabSulaiien; oieielben paren aber
'' lU'ulIA <pIIII uelettSI Uub 9CtuHlIlt OtA
oerging, ebe man Oieielben fret MAIDEN fOnnte
@n0Iid) gelang e8, eineS Ser S0Ote III Gee
81 bringen. Sn oemielben 2(ugenblide mar
eS and idon bon Wtdnueru geialt, Webe
teiue &udIjd)t auf Die AM 8oro befiuolid)eu
fiinf 6rauen uabneu. Die llebrigeH icGteu
Die &eriu9e, Die anOereu 8oote itet 81 ma.
den, iprt, uno Gtnigen gelarg e8 aud, in
oieielben 3u 9elangen, Obgleid) 6te &eriuir-
run9 am &Or6 groB mar. AuOere Oeria5eu
iid nit 2ebenSretteru anO wur0en ipGter BON
ben 8OOten auigenOmmen. Dis Der Dol
pbtn" uuterging, fuhr Die u8ren0a" OaUOu,
unO ibr @0pttan iiberlieB bic Cpfer ieiutr
lin0orfid)tigteit ibrem Sdtdiale. Wtan gtoubt
iett bUB Gdt 8erionen oon Dem Dolphin"
umaefommeu iiuo.
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nrfenrfdl aafInttref frn sterbett,

@tuttnuQtt, -. September.
6. Martbreit, Der @eiddit5iibrer Oes pGiuc.
idJe ans 8aris, fporinn in 1 eS 6ie5, bar 6er w 3S.
itano oe8 6rn. 6rieoria 5aiiauret, 0e8 in
ben peitefen Sretien betannten Serau8gez
bers unO ReOatteur5 Oe8 getIaunteu Slatte8,
Der lett ldngerer 3eit III Earis trant oa.uIez
Der lte9t, id oermaBen Oerihlimmert babe,
onB al bic 8ieoerberfeQung Oe8 8otienten
n1dt III Nenfen lei.
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glalcolu, Sau aefd6rtidi frat,f.

8ittSb Urg, 10. September.- ebe=
maligc @eueralpofmeiiitr 4iiiteHt 6lg li5lt
trant in icjuCr &obuung oarHle0er. Gr tam
lette gtOdt nit giuem Gr.raju8e y0uGrsiious
Spriug5 an uno mu5ta aUi ciugr Era9blbre
BON Dem giienbabupa95ou uah ieirer B9b
uuHg gCbradt UeroeH. Seine 6raUub3 ia
gen, oaB ar uitt srHilIi5 umuO9l iei, o5er
OeridieOeue &crioueu, Die ibu jab!H, bthaup
ten, oaB ct fa in ciusm tritii42n 3ugluOe
hgfirhp
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Gin ifeter Eropfen b0blt Oeu Stein! I'm
aber Tbeumatismus Su furireH, brau6it gu
ben leibenben Sheil nur einige Dfal nit
,,Saluation- Del" einjureiben, uno Die 8eiTe=
rung pirb ui9t ausbIelbsu. gs toitst uur
25 Gents.
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Sdltncrc McaendhIIe In QnnIifntin.

Seraebt uiut, &aomuu'S ga ueylauqeu, unb nbeGs
beu9t Gup, DOB ter glume oJll0pup" Gui Dem Ftat
mcs Slr tnuit.
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Wttmtidlte teIfarnphifdlt Neneidlell.

- Sn Der ct. glarg'5 8atbeorale 5u Gan
6ran5iaco fan0 geiterH Die Gerem9nte Der
llebertrasung oe5 8alium8 al ben GrJbiz
blid4of 8ioroan itatt.
- Serheereu6e Brdrie Brduoe niitbeteH
geiteru ben ganSen Gag III Der lImge0ung
BON 8ldinion, Sat. G8 oarlautet, oaB oaS
6euer uOu Snoiunern augelegt uurOe.
- Cooper Bercp, Elm gotomotiOiiibrer, III
in 9opiou, 3D., pom Same5 Stemart, g8aa=
gemeiiter Der pBitt5burg- UicSee8pOrt= gong.
biphenp'er gabn," erihoIeu poroen. Der
8bdter befinoet ii9 III 9ait.
- Sci NtarioH, Suo., pur6e Der 5armer
Auorem Goringe in Der gtadt pom lebteH
Sem1age ermorbet. Seine bai6eH S5bHe,
II, reip. 10 Sabre aft, beiiH6en nd inter Der
aniIage oes Satermcro8 III 6ait.
Gurie &abeIoepeineu.
- Suu6ert oeutihe 8emobner BON gori5
uerunilGlteten geiieru 81 Gbreu oe5 5iiriteH
6obenlObe, ees iett gum 9OuUerneUr Uon
ghaB 9otbrIuseH eruauRteu, btsberigeu
eeutiden Sei0uOtsH an 6rautrei4, Elm Abs
ihiees'&aHlett,
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Ser snyfmnrS Del snalepouo. .

Ten 0orf, 10. Sept. - Die 9ranos
Surp IN 6adeniad, N.zS., ieBte gefern sie
llateriu9una iiber oeu Sob Der 6rau Satbas
rine S. Slider, bes SpierS oe8 leBteu CONT
tag bel @nglepooo ueriibten 2uItnoroes,
tort. Die 9Oftoren Sanf5 bon @nglemOoo
unb @len6enin9 BON @opterSoiqe, peld)e bic
Sbouftion Der 0etfe 0Orgenommen baben,
iotpie Margaretbe 6aliein, oeren 6auS SraI
Slider am SonntagS= 2lbeuoe nit 9abne,
S6id8 unb Bater oerlteB, tuuroen ais 3e1=
gen uerb0rt. Die @ran6 zSurp bratte oaun
gegen Die ertpdbnten oret Serbaiteteu auf
Moro i'm eriten @rao lautenoe Antlagen eiu.
Die @rbitterInQ QeQen 6te Qngetlaaten ii 10
gr0B, oaB man tltr oeren StderBstt ti.IrtI11tet
unt lpe3ielle Sorf6tSmaBre9eln ergrifien
bat. 0ie Geid)e Der unSliidliden Srau liegt
nod INNER i'm @tabliiiement oeS 2ei6enbeI
ItatterS Saglor, oa iid) tpeOer Der @atte, nod
Die S9meitern Der 6rau ein9eitellt buben,
nm bic Seide Su reflamlren, 3. s.. 6tdgr,
Der @atte Der Grmoroeten, bat iid), pie Jest
feItgefelt por0en iit, lett 0tGr3 B. S. in @a=
narlie, SIS, bel einem 2luIternfiidJer, yfGz
mems 6reelaub, uno bel einem Sfliier, yfas
mems YOumauS, auigebalten. 8or etma'Dter
SGbren lo9lrte er nit letner Satin III Di;l=
ler'8 Qotel III bem genannten Srte un6 er=
ireute fdJ au9emeiner 2(dtuug. QSdbreno
ieineS iiingiten Aufentbalte8 oaelbt iprad er
Dem ge6er fart III uno perausgabte ebr oiel
@elo, bate iebod INNER genug 0tittel, nm
ieiner 2eiOenidait fir Spirituoien fr0bnenS Su
f0nuen. &beniO regeInlaBi9, pie er am 1.
ieben MOnat8 ieipe 3inieu 5Og, oerau8gabte
er Oieie Sumnle, bauptdtltdD fir Sptrituo=
len. 98ie CT bebauptete, bate er am /, Sep
tember ;, S, baS tim ;ufommen0e @utbaben
ntdt erbalten, ba Der &efamentsuoQtref
ppn 2lrte perreiii mar, 2lm 0tQHtQge lester
gSode ioQ er iid Oaun abermals mad 9fewz
Dort begeben b0benr I'M ben Setrag ab3nbus
lellf teArte tnoefeu uHoerri6teter Sad)e Sus
rid. 3aB ibm oas @elS ntdJt perabfolgt
moroen mar, frbsllte am 8eften baraus, oaB
Slider iidJ bel ieinsr 9(iidtebr mad @anarfe
in boltomnen nHdterner &eriafiung be-
funb. Am 9ienfagS- S-0}orgen nm llbr be-
itieg ct ben 3ug mad Sfs9tepz Yort uuS bat
fid] ieitbem nift rpteoer btdeH, nod gtma5
ppn itdl b0ren laieu. @r bate unIGugIt uon
eirer Sodt= gSettfabrt bel SOfOn 9eiprofan,
an melder Ell itf germ betbeiligen m0tte,
bod bate er feine genaueren Ingab2n Be
trefIS oerielbeu QemQdlt.
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niIo nah AuiocnouH9 oe5 Soriapauuian pSbrsus
9enlser sSa9e rein uno iton. 6junsn, FItfen,
l3naris 5Iedcn uEo 6QUtallgi1liqe ncroer 6fiei9t:
Seulen un6 Gelhpire beeH idneu. Berioner,
Bepe 9n Strop4eln, an augtU=, Uunoz, 05rsHs'
entpeoer aus ungtbteH 3ranfbciten oSFr Sirr sS,
gtolot9 pon Guetilber entfCn6en iin0. F5Ttnsn
ln aul pellura oerl1iitn, ncnu bas SarIaparllian
attsE5sH2 ais loh9t ah9emaHo ntr5, um icHeu Etn6rud
aul cen 0t91Hj5mus MAIDEN lu fjnnsn
GiHt 5laltc uOH 6ieitm cH.6iu me6r 6giI1Ieufuf,-
ElS ltcte eHoere Neuultc. IS Ulr0 6beeIofeIrIgiig
einqtHommen, naRreno man bai au6ercn gr,neieH
nv. O.S ltG9maI 10 oel ucbmtH mug. 8ti apos
t5tt.Ir lu halgn. HIels Sl.ON AIE EIli-n..
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gnersen niant mehr oebrnnht.

X0ubOu, l9. 5eptcm5lr. - Die GiQen.
thinner Der 3ampfer ., ,9r50na," o}llaSIa," I"
ollmbrin" mn pGrIgou" fro yOu ser Jtegie-
ring benadrt9tigt moroeu, oaB man mad
4bIauf oe5 gegeuUartjgeH oGBartcrS" ibrer
Iienie nid)t mebr bcoiirfcu wirO. Dte y2lris
sOun" iuir0 am II. SItobar iBre 6abrteH uou
glUCrpCOl ans mieoer b3giunCu.
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@mardiitem.gnIrubr in garis.

9Qrts, 20. Sept. - Cine auar4iIteHs
%eriammluug murte beute in Der gidte Der
&6rie bgehaltsH uHo snoste nit eiHem be-
teniliden 2luirubr. 8iele BerioHeu muroeH
curh &erolperihIiie permunoet.
(SpGter.j = Die 3abl Der SerrprHoeteu
bstrG6t smGli. 3ic 8oliieI madJte teiueH
&uil6 ocR Auirubr 81 uutsrpriideH.
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Stragajcn oct italieujIaen Eruppea IN
MFl.fC

QOHoOrr 10. September. - 9t0d Bt.-
bot 9}ad)rihten uon NlaNouab babeH Die
italientidln Gruppen, ued2 ilb BORT ietge=
icbt bObeu, auBtrOroentjue Suapa3au 3u
ertrageH. 9le 0tte iit fLir5ttr.jd). SH ben
9lddlteH heigt Tc mituutcr ami 122 Grao
Tabreubeit. Son 2luuebmlidlreiteu ijber 6aq
lam teiue 9leoe 1elu, uHO oa5 Eeben miro
iUrmlid sur Gual. Sifiiiere ulo SOlOateu
geben faft nadt, uno mebr, ais Die 0dlite 1T
fOIapabrcuo i'm 6olpitaI. Sale BON SoHueus
ili6 tommen tG8lidj Dor, uH0 Ttebertraut=
peiteu belrhCu in beuurubigeu0er QSetie
Siele Der &eute mer0cn irrdHHig, uu0 III Ger
fur5eu 3eit fuo bereit5 fiHi StbltmOr0e
bOr0efOumcu.
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SarfapartGfan 2le[ofrenf

petts nuS Stoften O0n auserorbenHder 6eiIFrnI.
beliepb ME 8teS sur Jeinigung, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uho &tolti9un9 ocS nie6ergGbrObenen a0rpers nolbs
gGHol3 IT, pttft unO bCtIt raid, eriluoIid u1A
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StFts 80 Se,tts 0te SlaTdte.
Or. 9ta0naB'5
S1ti6p0rilltAtt &eToIbent

A. w. b@pbS CRWACgtWGRcC.
5It 9rtung'oler 0roHndenSrGntbeeu Sfropbs[n
Sdninoutlt SruieHIet0en, GJlIhmiire, d}r9nis
lteu 69tumatsmus, Srqiipelas, gH,rcnz, Bias
lenz uno Seberleiben, Dpspepiie, RraUfbrtten SSv
Sunge uno bss pnlles. @s rciaigt Oas 8Imt
""O oF'nS' SelumSS9ctt una Strait SuriiG.
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@iihoIts@de BON Gutarps uuo SerIu9toHlU0B
giug0ug on GgEiu9touitraRe,
(219-NSl
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N. N. N.
8aSwap's 2teaOp 2tefief.
Wt q I nrtn
to t9rtn Derf@tcSeneu gsnrn,err
Btst8eS itnO taIte5 SSieber
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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-10-24
The Pine Creek Mines.

The Pine Greek, Oregon, mines
have received almost enough coloring
to create a stampede. But before 60
ing to the new Eldorado, it would be
well to read the following, which
State Senator Powell has to say of
the mines:
The old adage of Every dog has
his day." might be applied to these
mines, as nearly every one has at some
period Of their limited development
enjoyed a local reputation as a bo-
nanza There is but little doing here
in the development Of mines. There
is absolutely no mine working which
employs men on wages. There is a
little building, and a few men find
employment who are handy with
tools. Many of the mine owners are
leaving for the season, and will not
return to do any work upon their
prospects until next season. This
camp is like all new camps on this
coast. Owners of locations are very
wealthy in their minds, as a rule, and
very poor in their pockets. am told
that some have as many as twenty 10
cations and some ever more than that
number. Many of these claims are
owned by men who never owned a
claim before. This is one Of the mis-
fortunes the country is laboring I'M
der. There is no field for prospecting.
Locations are piled on top Of each
other in some places.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-10-24
TrouhIe ~imminent.

TIE late rebellion in the Northwest
is now assuming more formidable
proportions than it did during the
time of open hostilities. The trial
and conviction Of Riel has evidently
torn open an old sore. The French
and English population of Canada
never yet have worked tremendously
together, and with Riel for as issue,
exceeding warm times in the Domin-
ion are probable. Concerning the
matter, the Salt Lake Tribune says:
The feeling between the English
and French IN the Dominion is almost
up to the point Of civil war. They
hate each other with an intensity
which is ever more than a race hate.
There is a great deal OF creed mixed
with it. The riot over the attempt TO
vaccinate the people was but an ehul-
lition Of his hate. Should Riel be Il
nally executed it would not be strange
il it would be followed by much blood
letting. The Canadians OF English
descent openly charge that the French
soldiers proved to be towards in the
late canpaign; the French declare
that it is the purpose Of the English
TO drive them from their ancestral
homes, and matters are so bad that a
spark might in a moment hindle a
consuming fire.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-10-24
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From u Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. Oct q 1885

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9, 1885.
Political matters were never quieter
in Washington than they are at this
time, but it is the quiet that precedes
the storm, for, in one short month, the
city will be crowded with the throng
that gathers here every winter attract
ed by politics, by society, and by the
thousand and one magnetic forces of
the only American capital.
The coming social season promises
to be one of considerable activity and
interest. The changes in official cir
Giles will be marked, and many Of the
old rallying points will be, have been,
obliterated, but the renewal of bust
ness prosperity in the country, and
the growing popularity Of Washing
ton as a social center, as well as a cen
ter for conventions of a religious, sci
%entiic, literary OF commercial charac-
ter will continue to make this the
arena Of every "ism'' conspicuous in
the eyes of the Western World.
With regard to social matters much
will depend upon the example of the
White House and Cabinet. The bach
elor president is anything but a soci-
ETY. man. He has none of the suaviter
in mode, the grace, the ease, the SAVER
faire that makes a man effective in
mixed society. On Inauguration day
the uncouthness of his appearance
and manners were all the more con
spicuous from the fact that he was in
such sharp contrast with the most
elegant of presidents that stood be-
fore him. He is perhaps less awkward
and a little more at ease now than he
was on the 18th of March, but Mr..
Cleveland will never attain the dis
tinetion Of bearing and that ease of
address which was the religion of
Chesterfield. He is, however, fond of
society IN a mild form. He does not
like to be in a crowd, and he consia-
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-10-24
ALASKA.
FOR THE TRIBUNE.

fOR THE TRIBUNE.
Alaska, formerly known as Russian
America, was purchased by the Unit
ed State from the Russian govern
ment in March, 1867, the transfer tax
ing place in October of the same year.
The price paid was S7,20o,000in gold.
[ doubt if there is any portion of the
vast domain Of the United States of
which there is SO little truly known.
It has been described SO often as a
vast, barren ice-feld, practically Of no
intrinsic value to the people Of the
United States, while in reality it is a
vast empire extending from the Brit
ISL possessions to the Arctic Ocean.
The country abounds in every class Of
minerals. Its immense forests are
beyond computation, while its fisheries
alone, are worth double the sum paid.
Since the cession of Alaska eighteen
years ago, the Seal Islands alone
st. Paul and St. Georges-have in
rental, paid by the Alaska Commerce
al company, returned principal and
interest to the purchasers. The waters
of Alaska in every direction are alive
with fish Of every kind; in quantities
sufficient to supply the human race;
while IN the not remote future, the
endless forests may be considered Of
some value. In the Chilcat country,
mountains Of copper and iron have
been found; while an inexhausti-