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The true northerner., 1885-05-14

John Pelton has gone to Detroit again
on visit.
The warehouse will be moved across the
street this week.
The father of Mrs. George Robinson, liv-
ing in Hamilton, is quite ILL
Joe Thompson of the Ohio Soldiers Home
is here visiting friends and relatives.
Chas. McLain and wife of jackson, have
been visiting friends in this vicinity.
L. T. Butler will convert the lot at his
barber shop into a neat and tasty flower gar
den.
j. ID. Tillou is successfully raising 100
chicks, Matched with that patent upright
piano.
Levi Dickinson is able to be out again,
with the aid of a crutch and cane, thus max
ing him four legged.
The NJ. Z. social at Morrilrs Hall last
week netted $500. The tableaux and reci-
tations were very fine.
VIM. Barker and wife of Juniata, Neb
have returned to visit old friends. Mr.. Bar
ker is well pleased with the west.
1t was reported that M. II. Smith had sold
his store to an Ohio man, for $1,000, but
the bargain is not yet completed.
Mrs. Smith, the milliner, has had orders
for hats from Olivet, Battle Greek and Ari
zona. She has the reputation of being
first class milliner.
Now is the time the kids fill up on leeks
and go TO school, making teachers and pupils
wish they-the kids-were i'll Halifax, ol
some other foreign cline.
Jesse Smith, formerly of this place, has al
eye on the post Office at Hyde Park, Ills.
where he goes TO start a drug store. Jesse
is a good fellow and, without doubt, woulC
fill the position satisfactorily.
1t is reported that an attempt was mad,
last week, to enter the store of l.. Stern q
Co. We advise whoever it was TO look ou
for Sig who is likely 10 make it lively fo
them with his double barrelled shot gun
loaded to the brim-with calico.
Some of our fruit men 60 prowling aroun'
after dark, lantern in hand, harvesting thei
cut worms, that are destroying their grapes
We are informed by those who know, tina
the fellow who said they gathered the worm
for breakfast, mistook the facts of the cas-,
Republicans here are smiling, while demo
Gratis are bowling over the mean trick playe'
10y the Illinois republicans on the democrac
of the 34th representative district. 1t wa
mean, for fact, TO have cattle buyers an
sewing machine agents pull the wool owe
the eyes of a democrat.
The true northerner., 1885-05-14

Sam Whelpley has moved krvin Myers
house to his lots west Of the church, and
Arvin has planned to have nice, cosy place.
Geo. Austin of Waverly, goes to Gaylord,
Otsego county, this week, with view OF To-
eating there. Bub. Johnson goes with him.
Rome Jarvis, former Paw Paw boy, was
in town the other day picking mp trade for
his boot aud shoe house at Benton Harbor.
The Methodist services are we'll attended
at Clements Hall, where Rev. MIR. Allen
holds forth each Sunday, at three o'clock p.
IN.
On asking Tom Nichoalds why he was
struttng around 80 lordly, he said il was on
account of the girl baby born at his house on
Sunday, May Sd.
Mrs. James Rhodes of Bloomingdale,
daughter of Mr.. Abe Burns, died last Satur-
day night. She leaves two little babies,
twins. two weeks old.
One of the Fuller boys, whom Flanders Of
Paw Paw, has been looking for in vain, put
in an appearance here last week. He, prob
ably, is not here now.
Great inconvenience is experienced by
those living near the basket factory on ac-
count of cinders which cover everything,
when the wind is in the south.
The COW war has commenced, some one
shutting up even the widows COW which is
her main dependence. 1t is impossible at
this time of year to get pasturage.
If Christianity includes charity and for
bearance, why should people be obliged to
hire hall in which to hold Sabbath services,
when the church is vacant at that hour?
One of our friends has novel way of
utilizing his neighbors' chickens. He has a
dry goods box in which he scatters corn and
sets a figure four that gobbles the fowl,
which he has for breakfast.
One of our northern Michigan men and
family, who emigrated to Tennessee year
ago, came trudging back last week to his old
home, being on the road thirty days. Michi-
gan is always ready to take back her truant
children.
Mrs. Erwin Brewer of Bloomingdale, died
last Saturday. She was sister of Mr.. Car
ter who accidentally shot himself year ago,
in Waverly, and also sister of Mrs. George
Davis who died lately. The funeral took
place at Covey Hill, on Tuesday at ii clock,
Elder Lewis officiating.
We are dsgusted with city life. Why!
Well, for instance, coming home from town
our olfactory sense is regaled by the unwont-
ed aroma of broiled steak and we wonder
where our wife could have obtained it. Go
ing into the house, we find that it is our
next door neighbor who has the meat. Our
| lot is for sale.
The true northerner., 1885-05-14
Eben f. pillsbury. who has been appointed

Eben +. Pillsbury, who has been appointed
by the president a collector of internal rev.
enue, was a rank copperhead during the war;
He spoke of president Lincoln as "cross
between an Andalusian jack and a sand-hill
crane" and added that he had been "con-
signed to infamy and forgetfulness," and
would "shine and stink and stink and shine
like rotten mackerel by moonlight" He
was about the worst beaten candidate the
Democrats ever nominated for governor of
Maine. The President now selects Chase
and Pillsbury to fill responsible offices. But
what will the senate have to say about the
appointments?-N. y. Tribune.
The true northerner., 1885-05-14

Nelson Woodruff lost $50. COW last week.
School opens again to-day, and every thing
looks lovely.
Butter 1913 cts, eggs nine cts, lard ten
cts, potatoes % cts.
See says the Electric Light will surely
chine on Gobleville next week.
There is some talk of putting a special
freight train on the road. We hope SO.
VIM. Ferguson has bought a lot of Mart
Westcott and moved house upon il. Con-
federation for the lot 800.
The last snow storm of the season was on
the ninth of May. We notice il as IL Is the
last we will have this summer.
George Ferguson took possession of the
meat market last Monday, and Mack Stout
will again slice off steak at 121z cents per To-
The true northerner., 1885-05-14
PRosPEcr LAKE

PROSPECT LAKE.
When are you going to plant your corn?
Wheat, in this vicinity, shocking extremely
we'll.
Do not forget your overcoat mittens and
robe, II you use sulky plow.
We chalienge"Win Kansas" to trot out
anything that will make better time than our
gentle May breezes.
Preaching at the school house. at o'clock
p. M, by Rev. III. @. Chamberlain of the nj.
Il. church at Lawrence, every Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Jacobs visited, last week
"Wednesday, at Henry jennings in Antwerp,
where they met Mrs. Sarah Hall of Paw Paw,
and Mrs. E. Jennings of Wayerly
The true northerner., 1885-05-14
4 wonderful Discovery.

Consumptives and all who suffer from any
affection of the Throat and Lungs, can find
a certain cure in DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Thousands of permanent
cures verify the truth of this statement. No
medicine can show such a record of wonder
full cures. Thousands of once hopeless suf-
ferers now gratefully proclaim they owe their
lives to this New Discovery. 1t will cost you
nothing to give il trial. Free Trial Bottles
at X. w. Noyes' Drug Store. Large size, 81.
The true northerner., 1885-05-14

After thorough test Covert & Bartram
most positively assert that Ackers English
Remedy is the best medicine for Asthma,
Group, Coughs, Whooping Cough, and all
Lung Troubles that can be found. Ask
them about it. for they fully guarantee it.
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Der 9enff6e gorrefponoenf.
Selcaraphiffefts 2lnsftnnS.

Netu 9Orf, 10. Nar;. - Die SeIsgras
pbiiten i'm biefgeu 6auptbiireau Der pSans
fers' e. gterdantS' telegraph Co.," gtr.
1877, Sroabpap, I'M @anSell 250iann, itellten
bente Iben6 bic Grbeit eIn, peil iie ieitSanuar
feinen 2Obn erbalten baben. S6eute IbeuO
ipuroe ibnen ein gebrudte5 Girfular iiber=
reid)t, meldeS ibuen mittbeilte, baB linen
Der Rafefurator tSr. S. 9. Sutler 20 BRO
sent ibrer @utbeben auSSablen meroe, meuu
iie iber bas @an3e quittiren poNteu.
Sic ididten eiu @omite an Butler uno
lieBeu ibm iagen, menn iie ibreu Gohu fir
Sebruar am nGdften Samitage erbtelten,
unb wern CT tbncn periprefeu moue, bGB tie
ibreu gobn fir Mdr; am 23. 5. NIts. erbal=
ten iollten, 10 mIrNCa iie fortarbeiten, menn
nid)t, 10 piirbeu iie Die @rbeit einitelleu.
Butler eripiberte, er lpoue ben 5ebruarlobu
am nddfcn 3ienfage auS3ablen, t0nne ie=
bod uOriGufig feline SeripreGungen in Sez
Sug auf ben Nfdrslobn MAIDEN. Die Sol
sc mar, onb be Selegrapbiiten bic Irbett
nieberlegten unO f6 entfernten.
Cine 9epeid)e aus 8oIton melbet, baB
and Die bortigen 3ele9rapbiiten eineu Strite
in Scene cBteu, unO cap ild) Der 2lusfanO
rabrldetnli4 iber Die 9an3e Ginie erireden
mirh
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@crihts.@ .@erhnnnltlt,, Get.

Grimiual- -@crtth t. -(SOr 9tifter
6iiber.) 6ol9eu6e ErO3eiie purOcn uerbans
Self: Sarbige Gba8. DiorriS unO 0eHrp
@tuiams, 0iebfabl, ie Elm Sabr gefdng-
niB; Gbmar0 Cummings, Ditto, freigelproz
deu. 9ie auoereu aui Der Reqtitrau0e per
;cid)neteu Tdle ruur0eu ;uriidgalcgt. Sir
beute: 6Qiuroipiel-Simotbp SuliUaH, 80.
ihua Gpaus, 8eui. g2oonau, Spen stellg,
J{obt. glunt, Charles 9enro uuo 6arbiler
Charles Coleman; Tarbiger Charles Neol
uuO 6nrbtger gSm. $. Gibbons, gotterie.
ipiel; Gonra0 9ippel, SptrituoieuUertauf
am SOrhtag; Soiepb 9. 8earo, Ditto Gn
Dlin0eridbrige; Diebitabl-Same8 Burton,
Jieqer 5lobert 2StutanS, lteger SoAn 8uf=
fin l3wei Sale, 4norem Stn5, G9a5. 5oneS,
gGm. 3bomaS uu0 0aOiO Sromn; Dfi6ael
s. Seutins (orel 6dllc), 6dlihung.
gGatIeugeri6t.- t. - (8or ben Ri6tern
ginoiup, Carroll uu0 Sans SH iol9euOeu
6iuterlaIienidaiten mur0en nadfebenOe
Strttte QetbOu: Somuel =. 9tclm5, @eOrg
s.. 9lingsolo uu0 Qnu0 9. 8arHeD, Ser
maltungS gSberifte 9enebmigt. 6ranf .. uno
Soibna Suloes, gliiabetb gS. SouO, 80r
munbifaftSberidte genebuigt. 6ermann 2.
GdelmQuH, SEQ. 50. llbler, Supentare etHs
aereidJt. s. g9. Groul, SbOs. 6. 3bOmps
ion un0 9eor9 s.. Ntarlb muroe 3r.n Sor=
munoe bon raip. 2Ottie 3. 0ubbar0 uu0
Sobu g. Oiarib uuO gOuar0 g. S9iiier
uu6 GonraD 3reIiel 5u Sefament8ooQiref=
fern BON reip. @ouar0 &urB unJ 6raH} s..
6ampe eruanut. 3ur Senualtung OeS gta9
laIie8 bon Gboma8 SHUTTER erbielteH 5iabella
9tutter uuO 8auiO Stepart 9erldtlibe SOl=
maht.
Superiorz@ z@ert6t.- - (Sor Nifter
8belp8.) grgOOn gegen bic Baltimore.
Sbio-8abn," 5uUOr beridtet; unbeeRbet.-
Sir leute: tpie Suuor bcrtdtet.
Sta6ttret8= @eri6t. -(Gor Ridj
ter gromn.) 6raut q. RnribaQ gegeH aa-
tbarine Maribau, gorniinOerin, GinreOe gez
gen 4breduungsberlft, Blaiooger beenOet;
Guti6eipung UOrbebaIten.
OmmOn @lea8 @eri6t. - CSor
&tdter 8ufip.) SobH 9iioet gegen bic y8ll=
timorer Staotz Biero ebabn= @ompagnie," :" gu
Dor bcridtet; ben @eidp0lcren itbergebeH.
-6iir beute: rpie 3uoOr berihtet.
Staots@ertdt.-(SOr 8t4ter Steus
ort.) Solmap, Std & Comp. gegeu aiten
& Co., 3u0or bertdtet; &erOift Su 8ldgers
@unIteu auf 1927. .-Suiau YtcWGQan,
Oertreten bur4 Seurg gtcYitlan, gagan ..
gi. 3iralla, in gerbaneIung. Der Pro5eB
mir0 hPuts fortnPiPft
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ltnfaGe attf Oct nYenaigluanier
Sattt."

altoona, 8enui., 10. Rar;. - 8ei III,
learippus, am 0illidenabbang oesaaesbanp'
Gebirges, ereisuete iif beute Elm beoentliter
llnfall auf Der rBenuiplOanier Sabu." Gin
in 0fili6er &idtung ben abhana bmabfabs
renSer SraAtsug wurbe burd 8reden Der
Suppelnng in smei Sheile 9euennt, uno Der
erlle Sbeil fubr raid uOrals, Inn Oem ibm
uadiauienben sptiten 2betle 5u entgeheu.
Der uoroere Sbeil colioirte babel nit einem
anberen SrudtSuge nno piele gSa99ons wur=
BEN bemolirt. S, Mi9aelS, eiu Mitglieb
bes 3usperionalS, tuurOe aui ser Stelle gez
tSotst, uno 6ei3er Sergan, GonOufteur
Sattb, icpie 2ofomotiufihrer Scr trugen be-
Senflid|e Munben bapon.
Sin Sra6tsus Der ,Penniploanier Sabn"
entqleiffe beute nib nabe Paoli, Penni., unb
Elm aus entsesenseietter Ridtung tOmmen.
Der arberer 6raAtsus rannte gleif oarauf
in bus gErad bineiu. gtebrere Bassons
tpuroen ,ertriinmert, Elm 5eiSer, Ramens
S. g. Que, fam INNS 2eben, uno 3tpei aus
Sere geroneu erlittsu Serlssuuseu.
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@in selbftmsrper tpenttfatrf.

8uffalo, N.=D., 10. Mdr;. - Die 60
ronerS= Surp in gtiagara= Sails CAB Uorgefern
elm 8erbift ab in hem Safe bes Raune8,
Der Dor eini9eu 3agen III Der 9tabe Oes Sruz
bells (u8birlpOOl") nit elmer Gugel I'M 3opfe
9efunoen lpurOe. Ntan uermut6ete, OaB er
2eO 6iaer bon Chicago iei. SOrgelteru DIOR
gen traf @eorg 2epp BON gtr. 70, Slt 1O4.
SnaBe, Stem Yort, bier ein uno iOentiH=
3irte Die 2eihc alS Die ielneS SbwagerS Geo
&1iri9walOt, gtr. 6S, St 1O9. StraBe, gtew-
Yort. 9irihwalOt perltsB ieine BobnHHg
am 16. 6ebruar. 2ll8 i'm leiHe 6rau fragte,
OBJ er gum &benoehen juriidfebren wiirOe,
CAB er tetne 9lutwOrt. Seitoem tYurOe er
ntdt mteber 9eiebeu. Seine Gltern Ieben in
europa, absr er' bat etue 96ueiter, bic in
9tepsYorf iuobnt. 9as &eroitt Der Sur9
lautete, baB er lid Ourd eiucn Oou ibm ielblt
ob9eieuerten &eOolperiAuB oil ~. 6abruar
t00tete.
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Wtt ocr Sobne eines &atf1ers
0urGaebre;tnt.

Glepelanb, o, 10. Mdrs. = Wtarp
Safer, Die 16zjdbri9e Sod)ter oeS SomiterS
gSu Sater, uuO Suitin Segrtit, 8eioe aus
SuffalO, N=D., welfe bon bort ourdgez
brannt maren unb iid mad ct. 2outS begc=
ben wollten, I'M bort 81 beiratbeu, tpuroen
leute babier uuf eiueul 3u9e Der r2ate ShOres
Sabu" perbaitet uno mad Der Central Soli=
5eiitation seiiibrt. 9ebeinpOlt3iit beitmaun
tom beute gtohmitta9 aus Suftalo bier on
unb tpro baS Wdohen nlor9en nld 9luie
suriid ipeOiren. SeQrif, oeiieu &ater etn
Sutider iit, meinte iait oeu gausen Sag. @ez
gen &benb nuroe CT aus Der oait ertlaIieu
unb iette, uadpem er bon 0targ Abi9ieO gez
nonmeu bate, ietne 9feiie uab ct. 2Oui5
fort, no er cine Stelle III eiuem GauimauuSz
laoen bat. Oas 0td0den iit guteu Wutbes
uno erfIdrt, ile merOe Segriit oenuob beirG.
then. 10 balo ite maiorenn lit.
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8iehnsGrfte.

Gbicago, 10. Mtar3.- -@inooieb: gu
fubr 44CO, 8erienouug $500; Bretie uartirten
5lpiiden So 50 uub $5.80.-9aweine: gu
fubr 10000, &erienbung 5000; Preiie uaritrs
ten 6ptihen 1925 uno $4.95. : S9aaie:
.3ufubr 5000, SerienOung 5000; Pretic Oariz
irten Stpiihen 81, so un6 $4.75.
ct. 2oui8, 10. MiarS. -Rinboieb: gu
futr 100, Serienoung 200; Yreiie oariirten
;pii6eu So, so un6 $5.9O.-S6meine: gu
iubr 5000, Serenouug 1900; Yreiie parlirten
5ipiden $3.5Ou uuo SIS. S9aufe: 3uiubr
1900, Serienbuug 200; 8reiie uariirten 3rutz
i1en $2.75 uno $4.75.
@at Qibert1. Benni., 10. Wtdr5. -
0linOOisb: 3ufuBr 1922, Serieuoung 741; ;
Freile pariirteu awii6en $3.50 uno 5000
Sdpeine: 3ufubr 100, Serienouug 1909;
8reiie uariirten 5wiiten $4.90 uuO $3.50
Sdaafe: 3ufubr 1000, SerIenOung 1900;
8reiie partirteu 5wilden 1926 uno $500.
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Sonrel,, prS itt ct. Naul.

q. Yaul, Wtnn., 10. Vtir3. = Srau
3. 81. 8rittoH, ein lieoerlides 8rauen3im-
msr, un0 6arr9 S8. &eGog9, pel9er friiber
ais Saufnann in gtetlSpiue, gSi8c., etablirt
mar, mnrben gefern Ibenb i'm 3imner Der
Srau als 2ei6eH auigefunOeu. Sin Manu,
9tamens Serg1Orm, iuelfer bic erite 0tit.
tbeilung iiber Die Srag6oie madte, it auf
ben &erbadt bin uerbaftet porOeH, oas Baar
ermOroet 81 baben. Die Poli3ei fabnoet aus
Berbem auf ben @atteu Der 6rau, tpelter ein
befonnter 6alaroipieler iit. SeQo9g hinter=
lGft cine sErau nm flint Gt11ber.
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Gin nitli6es 9ausmittel.

Die 8ifeni6aft bat in BEN letten 9e3eH.
MEN iiberrai9enOe 6orndritte gemaat = be-
ionberS bat bic G6eurie utdtige 6etlmitteI
in's 2eben gerufeH @lgcertHs@ @arbOlsSdure
-gQlicglz Sdure.Gb Gbloral-ial5aures GOcaiH
un6 auegr;euqniiie Der leeteu 5abre.-DaS
pi6tigite @rei9uiB iit ieOof Die Gtniii4ruug
beS Gamer i6en Eucalyptol, elmer iliiiigen
Gubituni, bic fd beionOer5 alS Elm prObateS
6ausmittel bemabrt bat in Dip btberttis
uno alien &rteu UOit 9alSletoeH, & a.
tarrbz 9 duupfen, Reuralgie, aud
in Der Gumeuouug bel BraHbnunoen, Sc
ifpulft uiw.-SeOe 6laide III nit ausiiibr.
lideu antpeiiungen Oerieben, uub Der Breis
$1.-Gs pir6 in otslen 6daeu uur trOpfen-
peiie oertpenOet. gu babeu bel alien ApOtbe,
tenn oSer bel Der 6Gupt agentur
Weper 8rotbers IL Comp,
(NR6-) Ct eOulS, GO.
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Stpet Sabn9cicai6aften TIT Streite
itttt Sos gScoeredDt.

YottSpille, Benni., 10. Mtdrs .-9a6=
ben, Die Qeute Der pSduDltillz zgfapigatiOn=
Comp" (ober u@bilaOelpbia &eaoinger
8abn"O am letten 0ienitage bic 2trbeiter Set
r8euotng= Yottsuiler Sabn" BON Dem Bug
firpfaos ont Sanal ;u 2anOinguile oertrieben
batten, bebaupteten iie OaS Selo, bis beute
circa 200 4n9eitellte Der vJeaOiu9 Bolts
uiuer Sabu" eri6ienen unb tpieoer al Die
Grbeit singsn. Sn 2lnbetra6t ibrer groBen
3abl purbe ibnen tein @iberitauo geleiitet.
Sine &ubeit0runs murbe anfdn9li6 beiiirfz
tet, unb cine abtheilung 8Oliiei begab ii9
ron bier auf Sen Sdauplab. Wan erwartet,
oaB Die 2eute Der pRauigation-@omp." NOT
gen wiepsr cine feiRslide Denomination unz
tetnehmen mer0elI.
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i2nmeni0liGe 0ramiamfcit ciner
GfGeritt Gcaett flrc &imSer.

gpnhburg, &a., 10. MdrS. - Die
Re9erin Glen Granf tuuroe geltern auf &cr=
anloiiuug eiueS Siirgers, in befen Sans iie
moGnt, inter Der gInflase oerbaftet, ibre
Siuei tleinen S5bne auf uruteui6lide 8ete
behanbelt Su baben. Den Glteitet1 Der beioen
Snobcn bate lie nit eiuem leoerneu Giemen
ged)Iagelt, bis iein ganSer 0fiiteu nit bluts
riiulii9en Strtemen beoedt mar. t6iernlit ie=
bod nod nid)t 5ufrieoeu, 9OB baS 9Seib TO-
fenbeS Sett ans elmer 8ratpfaune ben Sin
bern iiber Die S5dnoe, uno als Die Sleiuen
Dann it)rieen, prii9elte fe OieieIben balb sH
GObe. Sie iOQ Die Suaben, oeren feiuer
ijber bier Sabre alt 1T, auBeroem bird glu=
benbe @ileH perbrannt baben. Die 3inOsr
erIdienen i'm YOli;ei9eritt, uuo ibr 9usz
ieben ertuedte SaS Wtitleio aller Inueienoen.
Die Mutter puroe oem 9eri4tsperfabreu
iibermieieu.
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Ser 0clSm0rft.

Mews gorf, 10. Mdrs. 6otseuOeS
iiub bic S6luBnotirungen: gelo 0ffuete 5u
la YrOieut uub idlOB Su Yro5ent. -
Sterling= =@ediel 4.834-4.8S4 aui 60 Gage
uuo 4.86-4.S64 auf Si6t.-8unOeS=Obliz
gationen 3-prOS. lO14, 4! prog. 11l4, 4=pro3.
Aftien: 2toamS' gTpreB 1873, Geu=
tralz8aciiic SIT, Gbei.=Obto 81, grie 135,
30. BrtOr. 274, 2afezSbore 623, RS. &ens
tral 36t, gtOrtb .@efern 94S,O Grtor. 1901,
N.zO. Gentrol 884, 90. @rior. 1873, Ohio
Ntifi. 154, 90. grior. IS, BittSbur9 1887,
Gea6ing l6, &odsSSlauO 114I, luton Yaci-
fic 42I, Neiternzl1ninn 57R.
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ilnrnbtt i'm brittifen 9toro&peit=
EScbicf

8rince albert, N.@8.~S., 10. MGr3.
- 2ouis 0iel, Der fiirSlit ans OtanitOba
ousQemieieue sluitifter Der uReb- -9tiuer- 9iez
belliou," itadelt ote 6Glbbluts Snbianer in
Oieier @egenb gegeu Die britiide 9tegierung
auf, uno cine @rbebung itebt 5u erWarten.
Die Oiilis, ueld9e I'M letten Sabre bon Der
9ieqi.ruug ser Dominion entuaffnet purbe,
erind)t nm @aifen sur SsrtbeiOiguus ibrer
6eimath. Sberit 5Ou9btOn bat mad Sttas
ma t.leqrapbirt unb Snitruttioneu uerIangt.
Sic Situatiou 1T frttiIh.
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9as Ht6monoer 9sorosebetmnts.

&i6monb, @a., 10. 0tar;.-9ieRifz
monoer Bolisiiten, iuelde etern mad Sing
anO Queen @ount9 9ei9idt tpuroen, nm
Sbo8. @luuerius, BEN nlutbmaBliden M6r-
Der bon 6annie 6. Mabnun, ieiner GouIine,
oereu 2etdle man AM lesten Santiago III
einem ftaotii9en ReierOoir fauO, su uerbafz
ten, famen beute Qbeno nit ibreln @efange=
nen bier an. 9erielbe beitreitet, baS Otdoz
den mdbreub Der uer9augeaen gGo1e bier
geieben gu baben, 9iebt jeOOd 5u, oaB er III
Der letteu g8ofe bier mar un6 6aunie ieit
Sabren teant. IS finb inoeiisn mebrere lin
ltdnoe betannt, mclbe feline SGulo Su bewei
ien i9einen. @torgen ioq er an bic 2ei6e
beS bis jest nod nt9t beeroigteu Mdo9en5
gebrad)t Der0en uub oann, nafoem Die 60
r0nerS<Surp ibren Babrlprub ab9egeben bat,
ein SorperbOr beitcbeu. Der QHgetlagte 1T
etN &Opofat, % Sabre alt uu6 itammt aus
etner angeebeuen 6amilie. Sc fuOirte i'm
bergen ylniperiitdt8 .&ole9e" unO abiolutrte
ieRe Uultalt Dor 2mei Sabreu
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Sturtn itne Sd1neebloGaoe int 9tor0s
often.

ct. Sobn, N.-S., 10. @tdrs. - Der
beute bier berri6euoe Sturm mar rer bel
tieite Der Saiion. Niebr Sdnee fisl mabrenO
friiberer Stiirnle, ollein ser gSiuO mar ui6t
10 fart, uub Die S6neepeben tbtirmten iid
nift 10 bod auf. Der Sertebr aIf BEN Stra-
fen nnb @iienbabuen mar gr0bteutbeilS I'M
terbro6en, unb feline 9ampier UerlieBen beute
BEN Safen. Ser I'M IS llbr beute firth bier
faaise 3ug aus Guebec mar mn llbr Abeuo8
nod ni6t eingetrofien, uuo eiu 3ug aus Ban.
aor, Me., fedt ieit llbr beute friib Dteilen
BON bieiiger Stabt im S9uee feif. Der S9nee-
faa eritredt iif iiber Die 9anSe BrOUinj unS
1T belte abenb nod i'm @an9e. gubsju
Guf @sd1uee iiub qefQlleu,
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MnrS ano Selbiintoro.

Gltbart, Sno., 10. Wtdri. - Giue
3oppeltra96oie ereignete itd geiteru i'll Der
eiuige Wteiien norOOtlid bon bier gele9entn
9an6pobnung gOuiS 9ubbel'S. Ser Sru=
Der oe8 Gigentbiimer5 mar eur9 &rnutiu6t
oil ben 0ano pe8 24abuiinn5 9ebrad1t nor
BEN unO iOllte gerabe III eiu 2tipl gebra9t
merben. 9Sdbreuo oer g8a6ter einen 4uz
genblif lang anoer8mO beid)afti9t mar, er=
9riii Subbeu Elm 9iltol, bra9te ietner Satin
cine t0Otlibe ISlulOe bel uno Seri6metterte
id baun Ielblt ben Sopf our6 einen S1NB.
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3nt SS6roerun9 Der @inWanSerttn9
i'm SitSetl.

Nem > rlea ans, 10. YtGrS.-9te Set
i6mel;ung Ser gSiiolihen @inwanOerungS.
@eielli6ait BON Imerifa" uuo beS pSIOlt=
den uno gSehli6eu @iumanberuugs Sii=
rCaHs BON 9tepzSrleanS" tuuroe bier bollsos
gen. Die neue @eieQi6aft mirb ibre Ebd=
tigteit audi auf ben Stoat Californian cr-
ftreden. Der Serpaltuugsratb beitebt aus
81 Wtitslteberu, HGmli6 ie etuem 0ireftor
aus iebem in Der 9eIelIiduft pertretenen
Staate, ben YrGfoenten Der gfem zSrleauier
Sanbelsfammer, 8aumwOll=, YrOouttens
unb ;3uder g6rie unS Der pWaritime afio=
ctation;" bic iibrt9en peroen aus oen Gttio=
ndren selpdblt. Die @eieIidaft beiBt Jest
einiad) nSiolide @iuwauOerungS 9eieuz
id,aft {"
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3ie S5ligntionCts SeS &aaouifas
Seru1:o.

WtOutreal, Guebec, 10. W}dr3. - Die
GrunOz zSurp bat Die 4ntlage gsgen 8. $.
g8eir aufredt erbalten, luelder beiduIoigt
if, bic angeblidl III SelgieH geiObleuen unO
our6 ben SanOnifuS gernorO mad Canada
gebrodten SOnOS oerbre6erii6er Betie in
ieiuem geiite bebalten III babeu. 9u g8eir
pOn europa, no er iif gegenwdrtig aufbiIt,
suriid3utehren beobiidtigt, 10 luuroe BON benz
Sou3ug oeS 6oitbefebles pOrlduitg ab9eie=
ben. SIN Sntereie oe8 8iifofS On 5tofeaur,
tpelfem Die SOuSs cntmenoet muroeu, pdro
beute Elm Sei6lagnabmebeiebl gum Selauf
bon S159,739 auSgeitttlt. 0a8 TT ndmlih
ber @eiammtbetrag Der in 8eir'8 8eFBe be-
iinNliden 9Onos.
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glelu=@ otfer Nadlr;d,tsl..

gew 0orf, 10. @tdr3.-&barle8 s..
Cummings, pelter boz ctlibeu 5ageu iiber=
fiibrt murOe, etnen i9auObaren &ngriii auI
ein 3ebnldbriges NtdOd)eu, 9tamtIS 3oe
OiOrtOH, oeriibt 81 baben, mur0e beHte ;u
20 Sobreu 3uf)tbaus perurtBeilt. Der 8id)=
fer auBerte 8eOauern, OaB er Oeu &erbredJer
ntdt Su'u GoOe ain galgen Oerurtbeileu
tDnne.
- SIN 3ufaube bes Generals @rant lit
feline erbebltde 9er6uSeruII9 eiugereteu.
Der Patieut idlief pGbreno Der Oergangenen
Nadt 5ienlif gut unO geuOB beute, Snm ers
fen Wtale ieit etnigen SagelI, fefte 9tabruug.