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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03


added TO the faculty of Rollins College, at
winter Park, Orange cornty.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference
VIII convene in Orlando Jan. 6. The citi-
zenS OF tnat place will extend proper hos
! FATALITIES.
Persons who have Travelled through
Leon county say the cotton crop has not
yet been half ginned, being held back for
better prices.
! Attorney General Cooper has recovered
sufficiently from his injury in the railroad
/ accident OfiDec. 10 to be able to attend to
his Official duties
~ A eoosed naniiving near Jasper, was
/ attaelted by five wildcats while fishing
! ias o1"se k.I He killed one and routed the
others, 1sNt lost his fish.
.sThe Tallahassee lodge of Odd Fellows
mas pssdeda "a series of resolutions on the
qsatn of Past Grand c. j. Bernreuter, who
dleq IN that city recently.
! Capt. Eads denies that he has author
/ l1ed Mr., Sharon, or any one else, to
! make IA preliminary survey across the
Florida peninsula for a ship railway.
Volusia's grand jury in their general
press nj nent condemned the jail manage
I mant of the county so severely that a
l7oeneh order was issued at once to have
the m2ttercorFected.
! Rev. Sam Jones has written that it will
sbeAmpossihle for him to fill his Iallahas-
see engagement in December, but that ne
rhopes to be there later in the season, if it
/ IS possible for him to do so.
/ In the year 1859 the old Landmark OF
! Apopka City, the Lodge building, was
quit, and is to-day as substantial a house
as one generally sees in this country 1t
] mas imnnria N hla
Arthur N. Harrington, OF Orlando, is
one OF the heirs TO the Lawrence Dawlev
estate, in En- land, which is soon to be
divided. The estate amounts to $500, 000,-
700 and 100000 acres OF land, much of
which is city property. DR.. Seth French,
OF Sanford, and Mr.. LorIng A. Chase, of
Winter Park, are also said to be heirs.
A gentleman of color passed through
| M0llno Monday morning on an OK cart.
accompanied by his wife and five chill
dren. and having as household goods a
solitary spinning wheel in the cart. When
lnterrOgated as to his destination he
stated that he was bound for DeFuniak
SOrings, where he intended to settle for
the purpose OF educating his children.
The Florida Preserving Company, of
Forest City, Orange county, was incor-
porated under the laws OF the State about
| - oNNe 49, ""U III HSu'olViy oSSah
the manufacture of semi-tropical fruit
preserves, Jellies and marmalades from
the guava, grape fruit, fig, orange, pine
apple lemon and citron, and have already
over 5000 glasses cased and ready for
shipment.
Capt. r. H. Marks and S. j. Drawdy
have lumber on the ground for the cree
ton of a skating rink on the southeast
corner of Magnolia avenue and Second
street, at Sanford. The building will be
55x95, 20 feet high and provided with a
packed floor. A stage and other opera
house accessories will oe placed in the
building, so it can be used as an opera
house as well as a skating rink.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03
SQUIRREL HUNTING SOUTH.
A Paradise for Indoisnt sportsmen II
the St. JOhn's diver Country.
-. Al. A. II ..

From me NeW YORK sun.
MAGNOLIA, FLA, Nov. IA squirrel
hunt on one OF these creeks is worth a
tourney from the North. There are two
ways OF hunting gray squirrels in
Florida. One is to 20 on foot, battle with
the thOrny vines that hang like MEETINGS
OF barbed wire IN the thicket. fail over
cypress knees. get mired In the bog, and
strain the muscles Of the neck and spine
looking tor the squirrels that are la the
tree TOPS, aud can be easily knocked out.
The other way is N take 10 one OF
the creeks. For this purpose get
a small sailboat, with a scull lock at the
stern. Choose a day on which there Is
little wind Take along an Obedient darkv
boy. Sail 20 tue mouth ~ the crs elk,
calculating q get there about the middle
OF the afternoon, and n the breeze IL
favorable run up the creek a mile or two
under sail. Then down sail, take your
seat 10 the bow with a light but strong
shooting double breech-loadinR GIN IN
your hands. and bag Of cartridges loaded
with No. 4 shot at your side. Let the
darky have the paddle. Tell him 70 SOUL
nOiseessly under the Overhanglng
branches OF the nut trees and keep his
eyes and ears open for squirrels.
The first sound you hear probably will
be made by "A kinRn sner swoOping across
In front Of you with q noise like that
made by a Chinese fiddle, and splashing
into the water; and, - though afraid
that you will get ahead OF him aud scare
the hsh, the bird VIII keep just In front Of
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03

Gmfirura Rrmr0iru.
DISFLGURING
BlOtches, HumiIiatiug Erup-
tiOns, Itching fortunes, and
LOathsume Sores cured
by CUTICURA.

HAVING BEEN sufferer for two years
Ii and half from disease caused by
brulse ON the leg, nd having beel cured by
the OUTICURA RENRDIEs when all other
methods and remedies failed. deem IL my
duty TO recommend them. / visited Hot
Springs TO no avail, aud tried several doctors
without success, AID ut last our principal
druggl /, Mr. John p. Finlay 10 whom shall
ever feel grateful, spoke TO me anout CUTI-
CuRA. and consented to give them a trial,
with the result that | am perfectly cured
There Is now no sore about me. think can
show the largest surface whore my suaerings
'prang from OF any one in the state. The
CUTlcURA REMEDIES are the hest blood ard
kin cures manufactured. | re Yer to druggist
John p. Fnlay ami DIR. u. G.. Montgomery,
both of this place, and 10 Or smith, OF Lake
Lee, Miss. ALEXANDER BEACH.
GREENvILLE, MISS.
MIR. Beach used the CUTICURA REMEDIES,
at our request, with results AS aboV, stated.
A. b. FiNLAY & CO., Druggists.
GREENVILLE. MISS.
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FLORIDA.

county.
a chapel is to be built at Georglana,
or "A new $40 900 hotel Is to be built at
range City soon.
10 ork on Peusacola's water works is TO
+. alderman August W. Mani, Of Palat-
uled ON the Nov. 20.
n a NJ ois6way Is TO be built from Ormond
'ew SMYRNA az a cost of $1,000.
grsaih' Greeley, nephew OF Horace
ICY Is a citizen OF sumterville.
N" "a, w Brown has sold the balance OF
Ieai estate near Dunedin, for $50 600.
hIree nssacola, to save the expense OF dray
he ,i hss purchased pair Of horses to do
iAsS IN Florida post Offices complain that
pras, are Kept short Of postage stamps the
Tef portion Of the time.
'"0 more professorshlps have been
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03
The Smallest Dog in the World.

From 80. NachOtIs fOr Decsnibey.
Nearly two hundred different kinds Of
DOGS. Think OF iti And yet this is not
difficult to believe; for, we have water
dogs, and watch dogs, and sheep dogs, and
fighting dogs, and pet dogs, and sled ge
dogs. and carriage dogs; thick dogs and
slender dogs, long-legged and short
legged dogs; dogs for killing rats, and
dogs for killing wild bOare; dogs tor use,
and dogs for ornament; d0gs TO care for
us. and dogs for "a 10 care for.
Then there is the little dOg-the toy
dog, IA IL is called. The smalln, So 10
which a dog can be reduced ~ remarka-
BILE; and IL the size Of the very smallest
dog had not been officially recorded, no
one could be blamed ord0ubtiDg the facts
concerning the lille fellow.
"Tiny," a black-and-tal terrier. has the
honor ~ having been the smallest full
grown dog that ever lived. He belonged
10 Lieut.. Gen. Sir Archibald Maclaine, OF
England, and in honor Of his extreme
tIniness is now carefully preserved under
glass case.
Tiny was less than four inches long,
and could comfortably curl up and take
q nap In a common glass tumbler. An
ordinary finger ring was large enough for
his collar; and when he sat up, n baby's
hand would almost have made a broad
ami safe resting place for him.
OF course Tiny was OF no account
against a rat. Indeed, a hearty, self-re-
specting mouse would have stood It's
ground against the little fellow. But II
Tiny had not strength. h. did have cour-
age, and would bark as Justify as his little
lun would let MIN az the biggest rat
that ever llved-when the rat was dead.
To tell the whole truth, Tiny was re-
markabe aud be was famous. but be was
not very happy. He could have bad a.
most ANYTHING be wished 10 eat, but he
had no appetite. He shlvered meet Of the
time, even though b. was usually hidden
ia warm wraps. or course be caught
cold easily, and then, oh, dearl how pitt
fully he did sneezei
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03

have tried for eleven years TO have my
wife cured OF a terrible skin disease. The
CuTIcURA REMEDIES tCuTICURA REsoLvENT,
the new Blood Purifier, IN ernaly, and UrI-
CURA. the great Skin Cure and CUTICURA
SOAR. an exquisite Skin Beautifer, eXter-
nallyl, have done in six weeks what / have
tried for eleven years to have done. You
shall have the particulars as soon as I can
give them to you, and as we are so well
known IN this part OF the country it will ben
eft you, and the remedies VIII cure all who
use them. CHAS. II. WHITE.
MAV9VTTTE
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03

"TRE Sc WING MACRINE."
is the cause of Uterine Pains and
o. I'D Weakness. For Aching Sides and
NtHTS5s.A tack. Kidney Pains, Sciatca, Chest
Nf.k.4FW Pains, Weakness and Infiam NINA
kSz2kEh ton. the CUTIoURA ANTI-PAIN
PLASTER is infallibe. 25c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03

commence with a Cough, Cold, or Sore
Throat. "Bfown's Bonchiqf Troches0
give immediate relief. Sold only ~ bOges.
Price % cents.
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0rorrries am0 Fruit.
GROCERTE@.

IN BBLs. CHOICE APPLES.
~ so boxes Florida ORANGES.
rs boxes Me.sina LEMONS.
IS bbls. New and Ola GEORGIA SYRUP.
100 sacks RIO and JAVA COFFEE.
100 bbls Y OUR various brands.
sc. HAMS, SHOULDERS, breakfast STRIPS
n. s MEATS. ~UGARS, COFFEE. TkAS.
TOBACCO, GIG AIRS, CANNED GOODS.
SOAP, STARCH. RAISINS. NUTS.
MALAG A. and other kinds OF GRAPES.
MACON SAUSAGE.
x Select ana Baker Whisky, "a per gallon /;
Imuerial Whisky. 81 per gallon; Pineapple
whisky, 81 per galon Old Rye Whisky. ii 50
per gallon; choice old Wines, / 50 TO SO so per
gallon. For sale bv
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03

CUTIOURA RENEDIEg are sold everywhere.
Price: CUTIcUR a, 80 cents; REsoLvENT. 81 90;
SOAP, % cents. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG A ID CHEMICAL co Boston, Mas.
send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
rDIiDp Pimples. Red, Rough, Chapped and
OnUDS, Oily Skin. use CUTIcURA soar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03
TErrER FINALLY CURED.

Having used your CUTICURA REMEDIES for
eighteen months for letter and II ally cured
IL, am anxious TO got it TO sell ON commits
sion. | can recommend II beyond anv RENE
dies have ever used for letter, Burns Cuts
etc. In fact, it il he best medicine l have
ever tried for anything. Il. S. HORTON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-03
Term. ttIe0raPBiide 9ePeI6eR.
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patton, I'M SHoiaueraGerrltortuM, ourt Gr-
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uno penn Snrnelt, lPteltcn III I.Hto, Dat,
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non leneW Spteltameraoeu crd)oneH.
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ben Slateru. Die @elamm1oll Der Gpigr
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Iei1sWnrfer yS0d1rfff1fe

Reps 0orf, ,. gtooember. - Die bic
fge pSribune," pel6e fi6 i'm 6erbit 0eS
Sabrts 1888 nit Der g91pograpbii6en lint
on iibertpurf bat einen &OmpromiB nit ie1
ner Union 9eidlofen. Die 8eoingungen 6es
gergleids fnb: 3ublung oes Unions, 8retz
ies BON 46 @ents pro Sauieuo uno 4ufbe=
bung bes Serbots gegen Die 2lniteQuug BON
Unions" sNitglte0ern Seiten8 Ser 6erauss
geber; @infeuuug Oe8 u8OpcottsnS" Seitens
Der 2lrbetter.
- Sin &biueie, Uelder oieIe Sabre in
@uba gelebt bate un0 ben Ramen Gntonio
SolOa fiibrte, tpurSe beute irub in ieinem
Qaoeu BON einem ginbre6er our9 mehrere
Meferitide uno Sblage nit einem 6admeis
Ter ermoroet. Glide @ubaner finb als Der
Shat oer6Ghtig serbaitet uoroeH.
- Sobu 6. garter aus Bemlaus, Ser.,
oertaufte tpGbreuO Der Oergangenen 8Ode
in 8bilabepbia fir $4,000 Diuilang8 uno 8os
mics, ibidte $4,000 na9 6au5e uno fam nit
Oem Reite oes 9eloes bierbes. @dbreuo Der
Sauitag &a6t muroe er an Der Sleederz
StraBe I'm S1369 in 8aaueelo unO um cine
9iamant guisuuaoel beraubt. 6eute ers
5dbIte er leine GeiOenSgGfhid5te I'M 8OliSeis
8erldte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-03
Rarft uno 96rIe.

2iperpool, 2. 9toubr., 1910 Mittags.
- 8aumtuole: NiitteliOrte Sberlduoer st
Ditto. giepzSrlean8 81. - Die Sertduie
betrusen 5000 Bauen, SpetuIutiOn uno 4uS.
fubr 500, .3ufubr $4,000.
2onOoH, 2. Nooember. Staatens
Sbliaationen: 4lproi. 1874, ottto. 44=prO3.
116, DO. perldn9erte 5-prO6. l04t.-4ttien
81. IS. .sB. 368, DO. 2. 40, @rie 22i, 90. ,.
sc, giews gorts@entral 1858, BenHi. Central
sri, Sus. Central 1889, 0teaoiug III, Cana,
bian.Yaciiic 5OJ, Wterican "a, ct. Yau
Common 9l4.
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Esfttc @fFffiIiSf,critt. .

Yitt8burs, 8enui., = gtoo. - Brof.
gS. s. gSbite bonn bieiigen n0ufi'8 @ouege,"
ltegt inter S1mptOmen BON SuphninzSer=
giftung in ietner bieiigen g8Obnung barnie=
Der gr ertranfte Dor etli4en Sagen mad
bem @enufe elmer Mabl8eit, Die eiu 0ieuitz
maOaen, gtamenS 8rt0get IIorgan, cube
reitet bate. Bridget lit ieitbem oeri1wuH.
ben. Gle itanb in 9ienten emanuel De-
ro1's, als 6efeu Sinh an Sergiftung itarb,
uno entfernte ita balo nadeem Ytarie 2llleu,
Die @Grterin oes &inoes, pegen MorbeS
Dor @eridt geFeut tpOroeu mar. Niarie Als
len muroe iiberfubrt uu0 auf bier Sabre iu's
3u6tBuus geiGidt. Sbre 6reunOe tperOen
auf cine meme llnteriu6ung OrGngen. Sie
bebaupten, Die llmitdnbe beuteten iebt al,
bak Gribaet Nioraan bic ShuIoiae lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-03
SrdnSe.

6ol9enbe Serlufe Our9 8rdnbe wurOen
eeiiern telegrnpbid3 semelSet: 8binemtuer
& Comp. g Rablmable su Rem. Gaftle, Sne. ,
$25, 900; in @eneoa, O., etrpa Elm 0nsen6
@eiddftslotale, $50, 600; 200 Snleu Saums
mOue Su SreenOile, S.sg., $4,000; Ri6aro.
ion's SGgemiible gu Singmun, nahe Ban.
sOr, Re.I $4,000; SsgoOO's @useRiabrit
in 8ip9bumtoH, 8.>9r $4,000,
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Sic Shot eft1eS S&aE1ttSf1tftfoeft

q. B an 1 ytlnr.l 2. yto0em5er.-
aus Srtonuille, 0ttnn., geuelOet piro, gin.
bette Elm 8abniinniger, gtamen8 Berri9, Der
iidb I'M 6ortigen @ountp9ebGuoe beiano, mGbz
reno Der lebten 9ia9t oaS @ebGuOe an uno
fam in ben 6lammen I'M. Stm @orurn, Der
pegen Srunfenbett in Dem ndmli9en 3im.
mer NIT Yerrt6 eingeiperrt mar, er3dbtt, oaB
Der &abnIinnige einen Gngrifi auf inn mndte
unb babel ben SfeH Imparf, 10 baB oas
Sau8 in granb gerietb. Der Snbalt tpuroe
geborger. Der bem Gountp ertpa9iene S9as
6en belGuft fidl auf $4,000.
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setucn HmSeruOen Gfnflub auJ Sl, ono,arT,.

SetHcn IinOcrnOrn GtnFuF auI BE ong,ariH,.
nen gtBmuns8Orgaus Uer0auft cr BEN tuirFIau,fteu
bsfanmten sruftmttteIn. IS FnO DtsIes baup.s
idaHR Ser SOuto Der sorebounOp pRanie, bemifa
0er6uu0'n nit abtes SaIiauIca oOer SaIH Of
0tsao. g}cbeu Ot,icn eut5aJt cr fanf tuettere bos
tantidls GIemente, paat Die EsirfIamfett bes
oentcnO UerItarfeu.
7ieicniscn, tueEde sales @uneb Of Sores
boanO unO 4ar Gebraubem Derfaern, Sag er In
aue" 6aUcm wunOerbar beiIenO uirft, tuo Si,
@5mnn9sor8anc onac9yif,n fno, uub OaB Ietns
StFEam0 etme uuaemetn raTae 1T. 81 entban
Our@ous ydtts, has ocm U2ageu na8tBefiq Icin
tonnta, lat ctntn duBerft auseuebmen8efdmaa
uno toirS 5u cjnem @rsis Ucrtautt pd8er es febH
3eni,ntgen nit Osiardnften Utttcru eym0gutt, OeIs
fen 29O5u9atsn tBetJGaftig gu meyosr.
Sin &uitcu fonn in pafcn0er ggcife ais Der gors
lauicy5cy SaUHoiadtciner Grant5att, fir 5eren g0s
pcnOuug Sales SoneB of SorcbounO auS TAT
oas bette @IttsI 1T, bcact8nct iucrocu. Des5alO
ioate man aud teinc Ulnutc UerIaumsn, Ote,es
t6ere SpectHcum ctuIuuebmcu.
&iuOerH lit ct, iUcnn fte Uon Grpup ODER Sgeuds
BuitCn b,ioHen WOr0eu, 0urb feline ItnOernOen
GtoeuiGoIteu icbr otenIi8.
greiie: 25, so Gcnts uuO 81 Die glafBs; TSts
gro5teu Die btuigiieH.
SuaUea ggpotbcFeu iu UerEaufen.
6. E. Gttttemtpm
oueinl9er gigentbHmer,
NelpsDorF.
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..Ii a f.fi1rz " q Il e tIy} q nnrlcfPaf

Stem 9ort, 2. 9iooember. - 40as Sc
ritdt if be9te bier i'm llmlauie, ba6 Wagor
@race uno mebrere au0ere berUorrageuoe
Eerioneu pegeu 8etbeiligung all ben ~Dta.
rire 8auf= q getriiqereien utrbaftet ueroen
iouen. 8uu0esoifrltt8z z&umalt 0Or5betmer
iagte 5ur 2lntnort aui cine bii9bejiiglide
6ra9e: u@8 ift mabr, oaB mebrere befaunte
gtanner in iene 8etriigereien uerwidelt iiHo,
ieoot ituO iie nift Uerbaftet mOrOen. - g8
piro behauptet, baB 6aftbeiebIe ausgefeut
mOrben itno, aueiu nidt5 Jtdberes fam beute
goamitta9 in Grfahruna Qebradlt perOen.
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SttttitlIt ttlt tltettfantfd1ett Guttareii.

StabtMerito, 2: Houember. - Su
Der Ietten 6reitagSs Situug bes 9teprdien.
tantenbauieS fam es 3u elmer ffiirniI6en
Scene. Stint 3ur liberalen Sppofition 9ez
b0renbe 9elegnten reidten eiuen antrag elm,
tporin &nflagen gegen Den @r=8rGiioenten
@ousaIes me9en giiBbrau6s 6ffentli9er 9el=
Der entbalten maren. Der DeIegnt Durel be-
bGnbiqte oa8 Document Dem BrGIiOenten oes
Gongreiies unO bielt 5u 9uniten bes 4ntra.
ees cine 9lebe. gr pur0e BON anoereu 4bge,
orOueten tpieberbOlt unterbro6en, pdbreuO
bic 3ub0rer auf ben @alerie'n ibm iturmi=
I9en 8eifo0 sollten. Sen0r 0urel erfldrte
am Sdluiie ieiner Reoe, er tpiinihe, OuB Die
angelegenbeit Der pNatioual= =@rauo =Surp"
uuterbreitet neroe. Die Sibung mur6e
iflieBli6 Oertast Der Sal bat in pOlitil4en
Sreieu groBe 9luire9ung beruOrgerufen.
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onno fiir 9lnlicNlcr.

8raiuar6, Diiuu., 2. gtou. - Die
Sauptliuge Der SnOtauer i'm n0rOliaeu Dilu,
neiOta buben eiugepiaigt, mad Der @bue-
Gartb 3teerUatiOu iiberluFeoelu uuO oas
ganO, melde8 Iie gegeHmarttg beitgeH,
2lnTe0leru 81 iibarla0eH. Spe3ial 2lgeut
2Eauace pire bariiber auSfitbriid) al oa5
9epartemeut oe8 SSuuerH beridlteH.
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eas stapt.@eotneters.el elmt.

IS ift Dies Elm Nmt, bas nd6reno gga6l5eiteu nur
serinse Se0htuug erdbr; es bat tene pOll,i'tbe 8t
oeutlIng uno BOD 1T es zines uon bober 2Stu9ttit
6as Die Sntereiien zines ie0en 9runoeigeut9a
berhbrt.
Stnon 5. gInrtenct, elmer ser Gan6iOaten, bat
auI oen Setrieb ieines @elhdits ou eJHe Gncrlit
pernenoet uno miro ais an Der Spite ietner Sarui5=
genOnen ltebenO ulQemein unCrtuUnt. Seine Gr=
pdhIung 1T Der belize lSunitb Der on ben G3cddlt2H
biees amtes am Meiiten Sntereiiirteu uno Der
(262-3F) 0lruttOCtdcuthii'sirr.
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Stur,m aa Ser safe bon geuz uzguas
Idf1O

SO fon, 2. giO0eubsr. - Sin beitiqsr
Sturm niiibete beute an Der &iiite Don Jteuz
@u9IanO uaO uiele Sdif8unidue merben be,
rtftet, iu5aiieH iiuO, iOipeit bic bis iast Uors
lteaenoen Radridten eriebeu laiiaa, feine
Renidea um'S Qebeu ge!OmmeH. $50 Tabrz
3euge il5ten i'm 5Gien BON 8rOuincetOmn,.
Dlaf., Shub Dor Dem anuetter.
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gNahlffrett De Gtnctnn0tt.

Cincinnati, D., ,. gfO0. - g8. 86ttz
der, republifaniider Ganbi6at ais Gouutp-
S6Ugmeifer, befreitet in elmer emgereily-
ten SIuge Die gBabl bes oemohatii9en GaII=
Oi6aten. Sranf 9lattermann. @r oebauptet,
es ieieH fir Rattermann 400 Sttulmen n1ebr
ge5Gblt, OILS abgegeben pOrOeH,unO in nebres
rem &ar6re9iitern erideiuen fingirte 9tameu
uuf Der 2ifte, 10 oaB 9fattermaun i'm 9au5en
15OO SStimmen l1rneietlid erhielt
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Sic 9eutc ,par fletn.

GIeUeIuHo, O., ,. giou. - gGabreu6
Ser Uorletten gtadt bradeu funf Uermummte
8iebe IN OaS 6armbau5 Der 6rau WlcSeena
BET Berrg5oiae, @agHez&Ouutg, mo bauoen
uno tnebelEen 5rau gtcSeeua un0 ibre 0rei
8Odter. ALIEN Obiaon bic 6auilie ais
uoblbabenb gait, erbeuteteu bic ginbre.ber
nHr 81 uuO JOgeH mieoer ab, ir6em ije ibre
Spfer gebuu5eu 3uriidIieBeu.
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Subn &. 8ran--
aetn eonntaa filr eentia1e nehrl

Cs btrite fur ale Irei5eitsIie6enOen 0eut1cn gcs
rotben iein, 0ara1 81 oeuten, baB, peHn Lgomas
D1c@osFer gum Steriff Der Stabt Baltimore erudblt
Deroen iolte, es NIT ben SonHtags lnter5aIuugcu
ieIbit Oer unfbul6isfen art inner5ol6 bes 8tid6ls
oes uuierer Staot Su gnoe ein iUitroe. 81 lit civ
b9Utter @etift un0 9lou6t I'M @rnite, OoB tau }Lrz
better an Sonntagen nit 6rau uno RnSeru cine
g8aiierpartie ooer eiuen Gusaug uu73 gouo mlco.u
iolte. or 9Ilubt Dies un6 pirS, meun er crud6It
miro, feline puritaniiben Sdru. ourdisteu. yl5z
gen o0ber ale beutden g8d6ler onraui bin ar6siten,
baB er cine Meoerla9e crlei6et
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per 9ent[Ge Gorre(pomOent.
Ser @r&FOet,t attT g3eiIem.

gBaibingtoH, 3. G., .. 9to0ember.-
BrditOeHt &leUelanO reiite beute aUi etnem
6riib3uge mad Buffalo, R.sY., 0b, nm bort
feline Sttmme ab5ugeben. IS. Q. 8iTeu aus
Buffalo begleitet i'm. Der 8raiioeut miro
am 0tittmO65 2lbenO bierber SUriidfebreu.
@Imtra, R.=D., 2. 9toOember. - Yra=
iioeut @leUelano fam un llbr beute 2lbenO
auf Dem Bri0atpaggon rItinerua" Our4 bic
iige St0bt. 9ie SO 0teileu BON g8tteSbare,
Yenni., uua Sagne, Semi, iuurOeH III 2
SunOen 25 Oiiuuten suriid gelcgt. 3mt.
ideu bier un0 Buffalo miro Der @rtra7ug MIR
etumal anbalten. &uBer Oem ErdfOenten
uno Srn. SiIieu, ieinem ebenlaltgen @om=
Gbsf,Sngenienr Der yQebig goaep 8a5n,a
III Dem l8aggOn.
8uffalo, R.=D., 3. NoOember.-B -Bra-
iibent @Ieoelano lam I'm y llbr Is Uitnuten
belIte friib bier OH.