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, 1885-05-03
THE CHURCHES.


A. NJ T.. ~CHURcH.-Rey. W a. Moore. pas
tor, Evening service RtT 30.
sEooSD BArrIsT-Rey b, 7. Thistle. pastor.
Services at II a. m. and : 80 p, N. sunday
school at n. m,
RAILROAD C~HAFKL-South Side. Sunday
School at p. m. DR.. W. A. wyman. superin-
tendent. A cordial welcome to all.
Methodist Episcopal church, corner Eigh-
teenth and Ransom streets. Preaching at II
a. m. by Chaplain Brady, OF Fort d. A. Rus
SELL Sunday school at u 80 p. m. There
will be no evening service. a cordial welcome
IS extended to all.
ST. Marks EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-N. W.
cor. Ferguson and Eighteenth SITS, Rev. Geo. G.
Rafter. pastor, Services at IL am and :sop.m.
Celebration Of the Holy Communion at the IL
O'Clock service. Morning anthem, Ave Verum'
Gounod). Evening anthem. Teach Me. o
Lord" Danksl A cordial Invitation exended
to all Seats free.
FIRST P-REsBYTERIAN CHuRcH-Comer Of
Ferguson and Eighteenth streets Rev. R.
4. Field pastor residence at Inter Ocean
hotel. Services at Il a. IN. and I 80 p. IN. sun
day school at u 80 p m. R. n. Heath. super
lntendent. Rev. j. Y. Cowhlck Will oniciate
this morning. Subject, THE Power of the
Devil" No services In the evening. All are cor
daily Invited.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Corner Hnl and
Nineteenth streets. Rev. c.. NJ. Sanders, pastor.
Services st Il a m, and ! 80 pm. sunday
school Mt IL Is Deacon j. s. Taylor superin-
tendent Walter c. Brown assistant. Young
Peoples meeting at G 30 p. m. Strangers cor
daily Invited Reception Of new member and
communion In the morning Almembers Of the
.N..w.l. .Aa-fI H.. ~.aa. NN--rr-- t.-F.
Being in Fashion" All seats free at the even
ing services.
, 1885-05-03

The following are the transfers of prop
erty as filed with the county clerk for the
past week:
Francis j. Nugent, in consideration OF
81, conveyed to the sisters of the society
of the Holy Child Jesus by warranty deed
lots numbered |, 2, 3, 4, 5, G., 7 and 8 in
block 40.
f. W. Stone warranty deed to James
Printy, consideration $50, lot No. ! in
block No. 533.
j. B. Babcock transfers to John f.
Crawley, by warranty deed, all of lots
numbered l. 2, 3, T., 5, 6, 7 and s in block
No. %; consideration 1915.
Gerald Russell sells to VIM. H. Beck
er, by warranty deed, lot No. G in block
300; consideration, $3.50.
Deed certificate from Union Pacific
Railroad company to Mrs. Mary Malone,
lots numbered I and S in block 207, the
consideration being $3.50.
Wood Schrader, quit claim deed to John
Chase to lot No. 3 in section No. 1, town
shiPls, north of range 81 west, contain
ing, according to government survey,
As 25-l00 acres; consideration, 81.
John Chase conveys to Mary b. Shra-
der. by quit claim deed, lot No. in town
ship No. IS, range 81 west, 46 25-lOo
acres for the consideration of 81.
, 1885-05-03

The souvenir recently issued by Rhodes
& Troxell, the wholesale and retail drug
gists, is a beauty in itself. 1t is neatly
and artistically printed, and shows a com
plete view of the interior of their beau
tiful store. The emblem of the firm is
represented by a pair of scales evenly
balanced and containing the words "Puri-
ty and Accuracy" The third page con-
tains a list of the toilet and fancy articles,
of the different names of p%erfumery sold
by them, of the paints, chemicals, drugs,
oils, stationery, etc. The fourth page
contains a handsome illustration of the
soda fountain, which contains twenty-five
syrups, all made from the juice of fruits,
besides a list of mineral waters on
draught. The PLAGUE is very neatly ar
ranged, and shows great taste on the part
of the proprietors.
, 1885-05-03

Last evening, at the baggage room of
the Union Pacific depot, Dad Nash
surrounded by a large number of his
railroad friends and presented with a neat
glass diamond pm. The presentation
speech was made by Officer Bean, who
took occasion to speak of Nash's many
virtues, his long service in the company's
employment, and how he was esteemed
by his many friends. Mr.. Nash respond
ed in an eloquent and feeling manner and
took occasion to thank his friends for the
beautiful and valuable present.
1t all happened in this way: Nash pur-
chased a very beautiful pin some time
slnce, and soon after lost it. The boys at
the depot thought they would play a joke
upon him, and thus presented him with a
pin with a window glass set. The joke
was taken in good part, and Nash says he
will get even before many more days.
, 1885-05-03
THREE PRISONERS ESCAPE.
They succeed in Obtaining Freedom
From the CITY Jal,


Yesterday morning as the prisoners we're
being given their breakfast in the county
jail, three Of them named John Griffin
and John LAWN, serving a term for drunk
enness, and Renter, a deserter, succeeded
in etfecting their escape. II seems that
the front door of the Jail was unlocked,
but the inner door was securely fastened.
While the prisoners were breakfasting
omeone raped at the city hall door,
which connects with the jail, and the Off
Ger stepped into the city clerks office in
order to ascertain what was wanted.
When he returned these three prisoners
were gone.
The main door was still locked, and the
other prisoners disclaimed any knowledge
of how or when they escaped. The door
can be unlocked very easily, and the pris-
oners probably succeeded in opening it
with a nail or some instrument of that
character.
The officers Immediately went in pur-
suit Of the escaped criminals, and although
they have been watching every portion of
the city since the escape. they have not
yet been able to recapture them. They
seem to have disappeared very mysteri-
ously. The escape was made through no
fault or neglect of the officer, and really
the city is none the worse for their de-
parture.
, 1885-05-03

With the arrival Of spring comes that
beautiful national custom of honoring the
graves of the dead soldiers by strewing
them with flowers. The ex-soldiers Of
this city have decided to again observe this
remembrance Of their honored dead. DIR.
Moore, chancellor Of the Denver u%niver-
sity, will deliver a memorial sermon the
Sunday preceding Decoration Day. Hon.
A. ]. Sampson has also been invited to
deliver the address, and he has signiied
his intention of accepting. The pro-
gramme has not been completed as yet for
the services.
, 1885-05-03

DIR. Hopkins, the territorial veterinary,
yesterday placed a herd of eighty-nine
cattle in quarantine that came from
Boone county. Mo. They are owned by
j. w. Smith and were placed in a corral
near the city.
The people who have cattle in quaran-
tine are glad that the people of Wyoming
are awake to the necessity of preventing
the spread of the disease. They say it
will have the effect of making the legisla-
lures Of the other states pass such laws as
will prevent the spread OF contagious
plaques. DIR. Hopkins reports this last
herd that was quarantined as being well
fed and looking well.
, 1885-05-03

To the Editor Of THK LEADER.
Tomorrow our citizens will be called
on to elect two school directors in the
place of Messrs. Slaughter and Holt,
whose time has expired. The position
should be held by men who will consider
the best interests of the patrons of our
schools and who will use the public money
in the way to secure the best possible re-
suits. We believe that J.. c. Baird and
and Walter Brown, both of whom are
well known &c the citizens of Cheyenne,
are men who will, if elected. aid the.
other members of the board in advancing
the standing Of our community by pro-
viding for the education of the hundreds
of children now attending our public
schools. TAXPAYER.
, 1885-05-03

Thomas Earnest, the manager of the
Colorado Land company, of johnson
county, had a valuable and thoroughbred
greyhound stolen last evening. lie at
once instituted a thorough search, and
after hunting the city from one end to
the other, succeeded in finding the ami
NAL in the west end of the city, H.
took possession of the animal. but no one
seemed to know anything about the thief.
The dog was worth in the vicinity of $50.
, 1885-05-03

Anumber OF United States troops passed
through the city last evening on their way
to Fort Douglas, Utah, and to Fort
Bridger, Wyo. They were in charge of
Lieut. Hoffman, of the llth infantry. A
detachment was also sent to Fort Russell.
These troops are detaehments for the 9th,
9th aud elst regiments.
, 1885-05-03

This mornings train from San Francis
90 will contain Madame Barrios, widow of
the late Gen. Barrios, of Guatemala, ac-
oompanied by her eight children and Gen.
Biaz. They are en- route to New York,
and travel in a special ar. They have a
residence in New York and will live there
for some time to come.
, 1885-05-03

Dunlap light colored stiff hats. Nobby
line Of neckwear, just received. Truckey
and Vandyke.
, 1885-05-03

Officers Nolan, Sullivan, Deitrick and
VIM had their hands full, quellinga free
for all fight, about midnight. 1t was in
dulged in by several women and men on
Bent street. Eyes were draped in mourn.
ing, noses bleeding and teeth loosened.
One Of the women knocked a couple of
windows out Of a house, and as n conse-
quence was thrown on. in the backyard by
her companions. They will answer in
the police court tomorrow morning.
, 1885-05-03

The finest Book ever on draught, at the
Gerinania Hall,
, 1885-05-03

Just received new styles neck-wear
Call at Polack's.
, 1885-05-03

The finest Book ever on draught, at the
Germania Hall.
, 1885-05-03

Ladies tailor made suits in great va
rieties at VIM. M~as5.
, 1885-05-03

I'm elegant lime of LGsCns
from fOMr cents 0yGTd and
ssHscard, at BTWneH q Co.'S.
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Gin mimi ffr sanitdtsbennttr-

Die Aiiarantane 8eamten III Baltimore
nnb 9eIa.JarezSreafmater baben 8efeFl erz
halten, ein padiame5 9luge auf Orei 5abr
Sen9e Su baben, meltc 0bne @eiunObeits-
Nteitate BON @enua mad ieuen 6dien ab=
ainaen.
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&ataftrppbe in ctncr apblenarmbe.
3mpIf Iraie1eH.rbea s,ter It alusrant,portltz
dIen Tabiaigteit saat Spier sefeasn, -
Sin eig(ntbimIiber Nnia4.

gSilfeSbarre, Genni., IL. Quduif. -
| Sh Der @rlbe Der psSefeno =Goblenz&oinp. n
81 NtoconaQua, Is 0teiIen uon bier, ereiu=
| nete fid heute eine @rnbengaserploion unb
iiberbies brad Der TGferapparat, melfer
Den 4rbc;teru friid)e Suit ;uiiibrt. 8ier
0tdnucr iino bereita ais 2eidlen auf Die
SberflGd)e 9cbra6t iuorber. 8ier oSer flint
Au0ere befinoen fid) nod in Der 9lIbe un6
t0nnen in 2lnbetrGdJt Der unreineu Quft uidt
erreidt perben.
(Sp0ter.) - @8 erbelt iett, bas feiue grz
plciion itattfaub, ionOern OaB iid Sic alrbeiter
beute friib nuooriIdtiger @eiie in bic @rubeu
te9aben, obgletd) 9erabe Dor Der @bl6iuuq
Der 9iaftifid)t Der Sdter qebrodlen mar.
lln9ef1hr 10 2rbetter beiauoen iid sl1r 3eit
i'll ser @rube. Die Wdnner, peldle nit Ser
6epnratlr oeS 6dderS beQuitroot narpu,
murben suerit BON Den eif.9en SnfQaien
iberuGlt1qt, unb in unqeiGbr elmer Stuube
tbeilten niele anbere 9rbeiter ibr Sdidial.
Gbe Die 0tdnner ibre @efabr 1idtia erfauu.
ten, iparen ibrer 20 bepn6ilos. 3teieniQen,
tuel9e bann nod i'm StanSe luaren, iidl III
Supertnten0ent, itieg nit eincr 0tettungsz
lnannldatt htnab, puree le0o3, ebe er iid
eIne balbe Stnnoe lang i'm SHnerI beftnben
batte, nit mebreren einer 2ente obnmd9tie
nR6 ipuroe nur NIT Wibe serettet. 9lnoere
Arbeiter ftte9en bann binab limb obqleif piele
oerleIben blnnen SurSem sur llmfebr ge;puu=
gen Unrpen, 10 aelang eS beuno4 i6lieRllh,
Nle bis ant Sebn Wtanu an Die SberfIddJe III
beforOern. Son Den 6eraufge tparen
orel toot. uno Die nod Der Mine beftn6li6en
5ebn iinb ohne J3tueifel rettuugslo8 perloren.
Inter ben &erunglidten beftnben iih Sas.
gShalen, gSn. Ginebp, Yeter 8ornibfu, Sobn
2tlba9 nHb 9irau Meao. gtli6e ser Sc
retteten itne nod betpubtlo8 o0er ihtper perz
leBt, oarunter 9. Sromer, Sbos. t6utdin=
ion, Sobn 9lnorews, Sobn Seasoale, !Senrp
Group Sobn GaftlD, g8m. @ooS unS Sre6
9otpe. Or. SuqbeS, ein 4rSt aus Sbidsz
bump, fieq III Die @rube, I'm ben 8emuBtz
lolen belSu1teber, un6 ipuroe iel6it bon oem
@ae lIberlpdlttgt. 0lan idnfite i'm nit
WtIbe al Die SberflGfe. Soba SeaSoaIe,
Snperi ltenoent unD elmer Der gtgentbiimer
Der 3ed1e. 1T 9egenpdrtio, ieds @tunber
naf Dem lln9liid, rod btpuBllo8.
(Spdter.) - Der Sdittmeiiter Der @rubt
bebauptet, er babe Die 2eute Dor ikrer ginz
fabrt 9e9en Die linen brobenbe @efabr qe=
mmnt, aaein Die 2rbeiter beiiretten Dies
uno bebaupteu i'm @eaentbeile, er babe linen
ae'a9t, lie tGnnten obne @efabr an Die Or
bet 9ehen. 3wOlf Meniden iino Ourd) BEN
ltn'au um'5 2eben getommen, 9rGBtpntbeil8
6amllienpdter. 9iejenigen, tpeltle bemuBt-
los arf Die SberflGd)e 9ebrad)t mur0eu, qez
ben JeBt Der Seiierunq entgegen uno tpr~or1
iQluntlldl Qeue,eu,
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WtehM0rftc.

Gbicay ., II. 2tuguit.- 9tinbbieb: GU
fubr $500, 8erienOung 2lOO; Preiie Oariirs
ten 5tuiiden $2.75 un0 $5.75. - Sdneine /:
3ufubr 10000, 8erienbung 1000; Brete oas
riirter 3rptiden $4.15 InO $5.2O.-S9aafe;
3ufubr 1000, SerieEbung teine; 8reiie uartz
irten 3piifen $1.75 uno 1915.
@Gfs2ibertu, Benni., IL. Quguf.-
9{inoeieb: 3ufubr SAG, 8erien6ung 4l8;
8reiie pariirten 3tpnden So 90 unS 5000
S6weiue: 3giuhr 1900, gerienbung 1000
9reiie Oariirten 5piiden $3.50 unO $40
Saaafe: 3uiubr 5000, SerienOung S4OO;
9reiie bariirten 5utiden $500 unO $3.50
ct. 2outs, II. auguf.- -8iubpieb: gu
fubr 2SOO, Berienbuug 500; BreiIe Uariirs
ten 3pii9en $2.75 uno 1913. - S6meine
3ufubr 1900, Serieubung 1000; Breiie part
irten 5tpiiAen $3.50 uuo 5000. - Sdaafe
3ufubr 220O, SerienOung 200; Breiie oariirs
ten 3fpiiden S., 90 uu0 S3.75.
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8eaer,s uMarnlanS.eaas,n
RSWeIt= G6e Oes 9altinpretraBe uno ga
pettptts 9pnO,


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- 10 betltelt A3r. s. 6. 3eller 0aS Tef, oaS
ermUrgeN &benN pOu 8 llbr an in ieiueut
popuIdren, repeltabeln gtabliliement beran.
itoltet. Sc lit 9a8 ietn erfes CONNER
nodt8fef, ,beiien8auer nObl Die Witternad5ts.
ftllilbe iiberIfrelten miro. Gouiert, Sbeater,
Sauminuton, 6cuernert unb Sau fno bic
glummern be8 iorgi6ltig aHsgearbeiteten unO
oorberetteten Hro0ramlnS. 9aS 6auptu0-
ment bilbet Die Sbeater 8prItelunn. (Seoee
ben mirb oa8nod nirgsnos aufgefitgrteS
itiid 10 q s g d) il beHfeft in 8tnqenT
NIT 9eian9 uno Sanl in flint 8ilOern BON
6arl 90nigitetn, Wtuiit polt s. 8. @eger. -
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uauf bOber See," ,in GingeH," ,,oas a0nigS@
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iperbeu OaS @uOitorium bis gum SdluB feiz
ieln. 8aS finite Gilb p9lieoerpalb 8ert=
nal" miro getreu Had oem S1illtug' g'ihen
@ntmurt i'm 6reien BON cirfa 25 Perioneu
nit prGd)tl9er bengaliider 8eleu6tlng un0
9roBarti9en pgrotedutiben @Ooluttonen bar
geIteut meroeu. Som Seriafer oeS StitdeS,
S0rl S0ni9lteln, riibrt aud Der i'm uGoncors
otazSpGrnbauie" 6abter NIT brilantem gr.
folge gcqebeue p9tatteniQuger BON 6Quelnn
ber. u0aS SdutenIelt BON Sin9eu" 1T ieilI
neueite8, ioebeu uOlenoete8 98erf. - g8aS
6r. 3eller bem Bublitum in benz engeH
0(abmen zines Abeno8 bietet, 1T in Der Chat
auBeraem6bnlif unO nit uielen llutoiten>
perTnlpft; trot0em lit oa8 @nlree auf nur 3ll
Gents, fir SinOer III ser gltern 8egleitunS
auf Is Gents nolmirt. &ngei1t8 Ol6er
QultrenQungen, otm Bublitum auft1nbige,
nadbalhgs GeHHNe 3U Oer5Aufien, UerOieut
0a8 Seit reQen Beiud.
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stn8ebltdDet8 erftd,er,tn9sid,wtnSel

Pateri on, N.<S., IL. Auguit. - @orn=
iler Soplon bon 8aterIon uno Coroner &oe
binon BON gon9zSslano baben benz lutbert<
i6en Srieobofe 81 Srooflpn etlten SeIu1 abz
geitattet, neil bic yMutlal 6eierpe Snz
iurance= Comp" pon Rem= gort Seid,merbe
iiber einen ansebli6en S9mln6eluerlud erz
hoben bat. 2oui8 gauar, geitellter elmer
&erii9erungs= Sc eellidait in gleip=Yo mel
der m1breuo bes SomnerS in Ser gt1be BON
9aterlon pobnt, ueriiderte i'm leBten @inter
innerbalb sebn Sagen bas 2eben einer Sat
tin fir $59,0O0 in Der rWutuat=Rei ierueD Der
pAetpz 0orfer Qtfes" unb elmer E9iiabelpbier
@ompagnie.
6rau Bauer ftarb angeblid int leBten
Sunt uuo tpuroe aui BEN oben errpdhnten
600 BON bem gel ItdlerungS9el0e, allein srpei
@ompagnie'n oerluei0erten bic 3a5lung unb
letteten su Batter OH cine llnteriu4ung Elm.
Gin BON Der pMutuale 8elerpe" angeiteuter
@ebeimpoliSiit bebauptet, entbedt III baben,
oab 6rau gauer ntd)t geItorben lit, bab Die
Setde zines anSeren Sraueu;inmer8 an tbrer
Statt begraben, uno baB Elm seiunbe5 Strait
ensimmer in ibrem 9tanen nerii6ert nurSe,
pabreub ite ielbit tootfrant oarnieberlas.
8rootlpn, 9.z9., II. Qu9uf.-giue
llnterud,ung Der beute ali8gegrabenen 2ei6e
Der angebliden 6rau Bauer bat ergeben, baB
bieielbe le6s .30ll fiiraer mar, ais Die Der
6ran 8auer. Die @in9eweioe iinS BON 4erS=
ten beraussenommeu, befdtigt uiS bis anf
gSeiteres perlegelt worben. 9ie lleberreite
purSen oann mieeer beitattet. Souls gauer,
Der @atte Der in 6ra9e itebenoen Srau, be-
treibt cine @runbeisentbunss a9entur in gtr.
100 RrnnAmah RPm .9lnrf
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Sin Sanfett ~ Gbrcn garneu's.

SonSon, Il. 2luauf. - Die WtitgIieber
Der triifen Some =fule"= 4artai beabFdti.
oen, am "a. 8. 81. Srn. ParneQ ein qroBes
Santett Ill geben in 2lnerfennun9 fir ieiue
fiir3ltdl errHn9enen parIamentarti6en Ct
fOloe
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Cine dJineiiidte 0ranta8eSaG,tniK.
Spfcr

@bicaso, IL. 9lugut. .-4us enter d,in1-
m9en 8al6anitalt an Der Glarfz, nc b,
4bams= StraBe, pernabm in Der porlette
Naft Elm Yoli;ift einen uerOd9ti9en 2drm.
81 9laubte ni6ts anoeres, ais paB sort
Bofer 9eIpielt ipiirte, unO ra6te i'm 6aunt-
qnartter entlpredenOe Niel6ung. Sine 2,b=
tbetlun9 YoltSei !uurSe bortbn geidiGt, uno
ais Die Shiir geofinet wuroe, Job bieie Al
@blne'en, bic iebr eridrofen aIsiaten, an
BEN &dnben belum iiBen unb nebrere nluii.
taltld]e (?) Snitrumente, pie iie BEL ben @6i.
neien sebrGudltd iino. Son Spielerbanb.
ipe1iS5eus mar giid1ts gu bemert' /. De Sit
neien purben naW Dem YOIiSei=6auptquar:
tier 9ebradt, NIB na60em man ibnen bort
ben 9runb ibrer Serbaftung an9eseben, utr-
Ii9erten iie, oaB iie ni4t geipielt, ionbsrn -
etne Srauerfeier fir @eneral @rant peraus
italtet bdtten. SorIdufi9 ipertte man iie iez
bod elm, ba man an sic 3rauer nitt red]t
glanben pollte, uno ipdter ulubten fie lie S.
Strafe be3ab len, iuorauf iie ertlaiien mur6 en-.
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SGtptcri8fctteH BET Der Seieknn9
cines it60tiid1ea 2tntteS.

Gpn6 burg, Sd., IL. &uauf. - @8 1T
Der Sta6t 2bn9burg neueroingS itbper ge=
uorben, einen S6abmeiiter gu erlangen,
neil iener 8eamte 8iirgiduft i'm getTaqe
BON 5000, 900 liefern nluB. 9. 9. 9un=
nington tuuroe Dor nabe5u brei Monaten
auf's 0eue al benz Imte erpGblt, fellte iez
bod n;dt 6ie erforOerlibe Caution. Ser
Stepublifaner 3. 81. Dunn tpurbe alsSann
bonn 9iifter 2athant gum SAubneiiter ers
nannt, un0 es perlautete, bab 8unbe8ieua=
tor 0iabone leine Sirsidaft ffelleu peroe.
Dunn beiann fif ieOod ipdter zines auSe.
rem unb tpeissrte id@, oas amt gu iibsrnebz
men. 6eute' iriib purOe Sobn %. 6Rebes
eruannt uub iteGte Caution, alein sebn Mi.
nuten ipater ergab fd, 6aB er Ou8 Smt nift
befleiSen fOnnte, neil er uuBerbalb Der
Stootgrensen tuohnte. 8idter 2atbam er=
nannte bann 5rn. Sobn 8. SraasforO, Ell
nen berporrngenOen SabadSfabrifanten, tuel-
der Caution leiitete uno bic Stelle iofort an
treten pnS. 8rausforO ilt Elm 0emotrat.
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0Sniit .Mnnticn nffni,rrt

48pinmall, IL. Qug. - Der 56lepp=
bampfer Same @od," tuel1er Don ben Re-
bellen gefoblen purbe unb iif, nit elmer
S6oar 8emafiueter am SorO III ben bteit=
gen gewdfern umbertreibenb, fortpdbreno
Sen Srie6en bebrobte, 1T BON bem Ser.
Staaten~8unbesoampfer o9antic" ouf offe=
nerSee genommen unb bterber 9ebraht NOR
ben. Ser pgantic" mar auf Der Sahrt rad
Stem 0ort begrifteu, al8 Der Same God"
in Si6t fam. Die 9tebeQeu uei9erten nd,
bic 2Safen ju ftreden, tuurben aber SurdJ
eireu einSigen SunoneniduB iiber ibren Bug
bin sur 9faiiOn gebraft. lleber Die @tn=
faugung Der 8anOe berridt bier GROCER SUI
bel. Sie iin6 ola 2anbe8uerratber ms Sc
iGnQniB qenorFeH ruoroen.
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Der @GIoAtArff.

gtem CERT, II. Acknowledgements
fuo ole S6luBnotirun9en: @elb 6fiHete gu
liz PrOsent unb idIoB gu 8rojeut. -
SterlingsBediel 4.85-4.854 auf 60 Gage
unO 4.8Gi-4.87 auf 8unSe8zObli.
gutionen 3=pro5. 1925, Al prog. 1l25, 4.pros.
I22s.-9ftien: 2OamS' @rpreB I41, Gen,
trals8aciftc 33j, Gbei.=OtiO ca, @rie 154,
90. Prior. 34, 2atezSbOre 7O4, R.sS. gens
tral 49t, NOrtbs s8efern 1913, DO. PriOr. 1876,
N.s9. Central 965, DO. 4rior. 1913, Ohio.
Oiifi. I83, 90. Brior. &c, Yih8burg 141,
Reabiug !85, IodzS8loub l19! ,untOns Baci.
Gr AQ4 9UpftPrt1zlluinu co.
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Eon0on, II. NlnguIt. = Cine Frani0iiu,
meld]e ifiiber bie WaitreIie BON CIR Charles
Ollie mar, 1T ais 3euge i'll Dem @ramfOrO's
lden @beideibun9Sprojeiie oOrgeIaoen NOR
ben nno mir0 bem &ernebmeu nad &usja=
gen be3ii9Iid Der 2iaiOn Don Sir Charles
nit 6ran @raDforo MAIDEN. Die ySOcials
@nritp SOcietb" a9itirt ;u guniten elmer
reuen @roSeiiirung Der 5rau SeiirieS, nm
Die Ramen Der Yolitifer uno glriitotraten,
tpelfe ibr 6aus frequentirteni Der Seiieutz
ltd)feit III iiberdebeu.
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Gitt ecffobGenes &ino smrii6etIanet .

Bbilabetp bia, Il. auguf. & 2auru
@lar.onr baS 3tueiidbrige NegermabfeH,
pelfes an II. SuIi nabe ietner BObnung
pom 8rottOir geftoben ipnrbe, 1T beute Iben0
BON 9bilObeipbier @ebeimpo in @bes
iter, Semi, aufgefun6eu unb ieinen Gltern
5uriiderfaftet poroen. gla 8ariuiH, in oe-
rem Sbbut fid 6as Sinh befanO, nur0e oers
baftet. Ntanor Snith hattie cine 8elnhnung
oon $500 uuf 0as GntfnOen oes SinOeS aus
geiett.
Die erfte Spur BON Der uerntiBteA Sleinen
purOe ocn @ebeimpoliSiften burd einen jiiz
biifeu 6auiirer gebra9t. STA 0arieu ers
iranfte bente abeno in oer bieiigen SOLICIT
ftatiou inter Sersiftun9sipn1ptomen, alein
Elm 3u SIlfe 9ernfener GrSt itellte iie nah
suel Stunben mieber ber. g9abriheinli9
iueroen nod uubere @erbaftungen oOrgenoms
MON F1prNnr7
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Stan8iaitruna SeutIder Sabrifamteu in
TuNIaup,

Berlin II. 2lu9uf. - Der ruiFI6e 6i.
nanimtnllter bat cine Qnorouung ennpori1u,
Inn elne ffrenge llebermaduHg Ser 2(ffatreu
aIer oeutlter 6abrttanteniirlnen in ben 9Gns
bern beS G5oren burd Die 9fe9erung su erz
nfo9llden. Inter anberem IoQ aQe Gore
lponoen5, F.patbrieIe iopobl, lpie @ei61ft8=
bltefe, orh r!.itiden Seamten oorqelegt werz
ben. gfatiirltf mtro Die Solfreaun9 oieier
DfaBregel Die ruiiii6e Sirautra.te ii Stano
iesel, ibre ourf Die @rifung Der Gor:eipouz
oen' aenommene GenntdlB ser NHaireu ser
6abrianten cuf corrupte gSeiie sn Der.
penben.
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Batter tt1lS Sod1ter.

gtep 9 orf, II. 2tuguit. = gine eigen.
thiinlide Gjene ipielte fid) beute in sem
Sbergeltd)t alb. SbeOoor s. S9leif bate
ieine fleine Softer 0enrtette ieinem S6pa=
ger Sarl 9{euter i'll Deuti9IauO anoertraut,
un0 bieier wanOerte Dor etniger 3ett in auel
Stille nit Dem Sinbe bierber aus. Sdleid
iOlgte Inn uno flagte auf 6eruusgabe oea
Sin0es. Oa8 ibm 6enn aud beute pom &i6.
tel sngeiproGen murbe. 9as tleine WGodeu
ielbit aber mollte abiolut ntft nit oem 8ater
geben unb petnte uno idJrie III ber;3erreiBen-
ser 23eiie, ais eS bon ieinem Sntel uno ieis
ner 8ante gettennt tpurbe.
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Ser etmsffamo in GlepelanS .

Glebe eIan6 D, II. gln9uf. = Die
ausftebeuben &rbeiter ser u@leoelanbz zBal,<
inert Gompaguie" bei4lOfen beute, inter
feineu lmitdnSeu nud3usebeu. au6 iinS
iie euti9lofIen, nidt 81 bulbeu, baB frembe
arbeiter in Der Sabrif snseifellt perOen.
Der &uardiif @oriu4 belt beute 4bens
auf einem Der freien Bldbe cine anipraAe
an bic ausfebenbeu, nabrenb pel9er bic
rotbe SABINE entfaltet uuo Die Sermenouug
bon Dpuamit empfoblen tuuroe.