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The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10
SUBURBAN SIFTINGS.
SOUTHEASTERN WHITEsIDE. I
TAMPICo, Sept. 5. I


TAMrIco, Sept. 5.
Small fruit was very good.
Frank Freely has an heir; he seems
very well pleased over his boy.
Mr.. Stilson is baling and shipping
straw.
John Fee still teaches at Deer Grove;
he commenced last Monday.
The Reeves school, in District No. 3,
commences next Monday.
Mr.. Thomas Cooney is building new
barn.
Mr.. Cunningham is building new
house.
J. w. Glassburn is building new two
story brick house, thlrtYslx by thirtysix,
near his old residence.
Willie Sapp, of Wyanet, is working for
his brother in>law, James Mcbride, after
spending the summer in Delaware visit
ing friends and relatives.
Our schools omen next Monday with
Mr.. johnson, Miss Mcnamara and Miss
Maxfleld as teachers, all of whom bear
good regulations as teachers,
Prairie chickens are quite plentiful.
Some of the boys are hunting and ship
ping, and are doing very well at $3.50
per dozen.
Theodore Jarvis paid us a visit this
week. He moved from this place last
spring to southwestern Kansas, where he
has been farming. He is very well pleased
with the country.
The old Hughes residence, two miles
southeast of Tampico, is claimed to be
haunted by man who appears in one
room every night with a long knife in his
hand. 1t is perhaps Il brother of the Tis'
kilwa spook.
VIM. Handbook, who was struck by
lightning in July is in IL very poor con-
dition. 1t affected one whole side, max,
ing it difficult for him to get around.
The doctor says he can do nothing for a;
least year, and will probably never en-
lirely recover. His son .Insic was STRUCK
at the same time, but it only affected hi.
hand and he has wholly recovered.
Superintendent Hendricks has sent let
ters of invitation to the schools of tht
county, to attend the Sterling fair on
next Wednesday. The schools are to NEE
al Central Park and then march in double
file to the far grounds. where they are tC
be admitted free. That will, perhaps, bt
made the most profitable day of the term
in the way of teaching the little folks.
Crops will he very good this fAll, pro
vided the frost stays of and we have ia
vorable weather. Some Of the corn, ow
ing to so much rain. has become quit,
weedy Threshing is nearly over ant
most of the farmers realized good cr0j
of oats and rye. There is considerable
wild hay to be made yet; some of the low
land is too soft TO NOV at preseut Ap
plies are almost failure, many of tn
trees are dying, probably from the sever
winters we have had.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10
TEXAN OUTLAWS KILLED. :
The Eae Brothers, After a Desperate
Struggle, Are shot by Detectives

GAINESVILLE Tex, Sept. 16 The dead
bodies of the notorious optlaws, Jim Lee
and Pink Lee, were brought into this town
Tuesday on a farmers wagon, the men hay-
ing been overtaken aud shot in Harris
township hy Detectives Taylor, Thomas
and Settles, of Fort Worth. There
was a desperate fight between the
outlaws and the officers, the former being
armed with reviewers and the latter with
Winchester rifles Though about forty
shots were fired the officers were unhurt
The rewards outstanding for the produe-
tion of the Lee brothers dead or alive
amount TO over $1,000 and the
three detectives will receive this
amount The Lees have long been the ter
rors of northern Tex's. They were con-
cerned in the brutal massacre Of the two
Rolf brothers and their companions last
April in the Indian territory and it is be-
lieved that in the last two years they and
the gang of desperadoss headed by them
have committed forty-two murders on the
border in connection with the innumerable
| cattls-stealing raids
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10
Free from Malaria.

In the fall of 1854 was taken with a case Of
malaral fever which prostratcd me both body and
mind. was drueged af cr the old fashion with
mercury and other mineral mixtures hut with nc
good results. My health was shattered and my
energy gone. My legs and feet would swell. and
had what everybody thoug ht was dropsy These
symptoms alarmed me, and was ready TO GRASP
at any remedy suggested. A friend advised mt
10 try Swift's Specific. l procured three bottles
and commenced its use. The swelling soon sub
sided. | have taken the three bottles, which
have made perfect cure, and | feel like new
mar to-day There never was a more mertOrious
medicine offered to suffering humanity. II ha,
wrought wonders for me. WILLIS JONES.
Leeshurg, Lee County, Ga, March H. 1885.
Sold by all Druggists
Treatise on Blood and skin Disc e1ses mailed free
Call on our Physician, No. I51 W I'D ST, y. y
| onsultal ion free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer s. Atlau,a Ga
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

New YoRz. Sept. To- The Republican
general committee of Kings county Tuesday
night adopted the following:
Resolved, That it is the seasa of this gen
eraI COMMITTEES that it shail not be ground
of challenge of any member of n Repub
lican ward or town association who is regu
lar on the roll, that he did not vote at tht
last presidential election the Republican
electoral ticket.
This rescinds the committae's action of las
fall in striking from the rolls those who re
fused to vote for Blaine and Logan.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

Troy, n. Y. Sept 10. TIE Delaware &
Hudson train No. Z, maie up OF two psssen-
ger coaches two sleeping cars, n baggage
and an express car, houad for Montreal
left here at 1l:3O Tuesday night At a
point between Comstock and Whitehall.
Washington county, the locomotive dashed
upon a rock Cf seven tons weight that hal
rolled from the wall made by deep cut
at that point and was da,he 10 piece, Tue
train was partially wrecked. Engineer
Frank Brown was almost instantly killed,
and the express messenger, Wmslow Ste
vens, of this city, together with Baggage
man John Burt and Fireman Thoma
Docker were seriously injured. None o
the passengers were seriously hurt
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10
an Enterprisiug. ReIia BILE
E0Use.

Hartz & Bahnsen can always be relied
upon, not only to carry in stock the best
OF every thing, but to secure the Agency
for such articles as have well known mer-
it, and are popular with the people,
thereby sustaining the reputation of being
always cnterplising. and ever reliable
Having secured the Agency for the cele-
hrated DR., Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption, will sell it on a positive
guaTanteer 1t VIII surely cure any and
every affection Of Throat, Lungs. and
Chest, and 10 show our confidence, We
invite you to call and Get Trial Bottle
Free
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

Eyes; shall break the engagement,
she said, folding her arms and looking
defiant; "it is really too much trouble to
converse with him; he's as deaf as post,
and talks like he had a mouthful of mush.
Besides, the way he hawks and spits is
disgusting Don't break the engage
ment for that; tell him to take DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. 1t will cure him COM
petely." "Well. I'll tell him do hate
TO break it of, for in all other respects
he's quite too charming" OF course, it
cured his catarrh
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10
HAY FEVER.

Ely's Cream Balm was recommended
to Ge by my druggist rs a preventive to
Hay Fever. Have been using it as direct
ed since the 9th of August and have
found ii specific for that much dreaded
ANA loathsome disease. For ten years or
more | have been great sufferer each
year, from August 9th till frost, and have
tried many alleged remedies for its cure,
but Ely Cream Balm is the only preven-
tive | have ever found. Hay fever suf--
fcrers ought to know of its efficacy
Frank A, Ainsworth, of +. b. Ainswortb
~ Co. Pihlishers. Indianapolis. Ind
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

We guarantee that no woman or child,
however pale or emaciated can use Mish.
lers Herb Biiters regularly for twenty
one days without return of the rosy
checks and clear complexion characters
tic of good health Ii is the only medi,
cine that really purifies the blood and has
never been known to fail when used in
the most stubborn cases of dyspepsia,
fever and ague. and those diseases Of the
liver that are the prolific cause Of early
decay and premature death.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10
A FEMALE HERMIT.
Disappointed in Love she Lives the Life
of Recluse Thirty Five Years.

Disappointed in Love she LivHs the Life
of Il Recluse Thirty Five Years.
NEWMAN, Gs., Sept. lu.-In a little cabin
rear Fayetteville ls live, a female hermit.
Mss Sarah Landreau, with "A curious his
tory. She is over 60 ye rs of ags, AMI for
th.rty-tiva years has occupied her present
abode, refusing all association With
peopie around her AMI living in the
rudsst manner. Sle belongs To one
Of the richest families in south
Georgia, and thirty-fve years agp was on,
of the bellies who graced Savannah society
SHe was sought in marriage by "A young
gentleman of that city, and the arrange
ments for the welding were elaborate Her
toilets were ordered from New York Ou
the appointed night she was doomed
to disappointmant Tor the groom came
not When news was received
next day that be had eloped with
lady who was visiting at his
fathers house it found the disappointed
bride at the point of death. She recovered,
however, and, with the strong will which
had characterized her life, declared her pur-
pose 10 live a rcclu~e. Thus she has lived
ever since, stoutiy refusing aid or comfort.
Ouly once did she hear of her reeresnt
lover, that he had entered a Georgia regi-
mont during the war. and was shot dead
before Petersburg. In his coat pocket wa,
found picture OF the girl whom he had SC
W r1nrel
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10
AN ANSWER WANTRn

Can any ore bring us a case of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that the Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure2 We say that they
can not, as thousands of cases already per-
manenty cured and and who are daily re
commencing Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, week Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured; they
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at soc. bot
tie by HartZ & Bahnsen.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

Seventy five London maidens, many of
them bearing titles, gave a ball. Each
subscribed $25, and had lthe privilege of
inviting five eligible bachelors. Mrs.
NayIor Leyland gave the use of her mag
nificent Hyde Park house. AS each guest
ascended the staircase the girls grouped
together as the top and showered roses
upon them,
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

WASHINGTON CRY, Sept. 10. 1t is stated
at the treasury department that the only
significance of tho recent cancellation Of sill
yer certificates to the amount Of about $l5.-
600, 600 lies in the fact, shown by expert
ence, that the certificates of large denomi
nation are practically worthless as a circu
lating medium. The notes destroyed were
$500 and $1,000 certificates, and it i, pro
posed TO replace them with $40, so, s.,
and 800 certificates if tbsy are needed.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

LINCOLN. Neh,. Sept 10 = Patrick Egan
president of the Irish National leagns. re
ceived telegram from New Orleans Tues
day stating that the local league had raised
$1,000 for the salary and expenses of mem
Der of parliament New York has promised
to raise fund sufficient to maintain four
members. and other promises are coming ia
from all over the country.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

A girl in Northern Indiana was out her
rypg, when a rattlcsnake struck at her
and caught his fangs in her dress. Her,
lover, who had always wanted to die,
made a skip for home, and she dragged
the reptile half a mile before a taaveler
came 10 her relief
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10
Five-Dollar Bills in Demand.

NEW York, Sept TO- = United States
Treasurer Jordan returned to Washington
Tuesday night after comforting with several
bankers about the silver question. The
banks are unable to get all the IS bills they
want, and such bills are expected to COM
msnd premium soon-
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10
BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The greatest medical wonder of the world
Warranted to speedily cure burns, bruises
cuts, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, can
GERS, piles chilhlains. corns. letter, chap
ped hands, and all skin eruptions. gnaran-
teed TO cure in every instance, or money
refunded 25rents per box For sale by
Hartz & Rahnsrn
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

Dan Rice. the old circus clown. has set
up claim TO the whole island on which
stands the city OF Galveston, Tex. Mr..
Rice has in his possession and old Mexi>
can land grant, obtained from Daniel
MeLaren, au original Spanish settler,
which covers the claim.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10
Ward,s Damaainr Admission.

NEW York, Sept 10 During tho ex-
animation Of Ferdinand Ward Tuesday ha
admitted that the money paid Warner on
the contracts was never earned, but was
@m0ney received from other parties.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

An Italian doctor recommends the in
icmal administration of boraN for cholera
.i1 doses of seventy seven grains each
day. Hc believes that it not only destroys
the microbes in the intestinal canal hut
also in the blood
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10
HOGsF0RB'S ACin PHOSPHATE
Touic for Oyerwol ked Men

DR.. J. G. Wilson, Philadelphia. Pa
says; 81 have used it as general tonic
and in particular in the debility and dys.
pepsia of overworked men, with satisfac
tory results. +"
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

Diseased nature oftimimes breaks
forth in strange eruptions, and the re-
suit of it all is pain. Now Salvation OH
will send this very pain to the right about
at the trifling cost Of only 25 cents.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10
Maxwell valves Examination.

ST LoUls, Sept. TO- -Maxwers case was
called at . o'clock in court of criminal cor
rection. His attorney waived examination,
and tine case goes to the regular docket OF
tire court while Nsxwsi is rsmaudsd 10
jail
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

Dr. Gilbert Clark, of Warren, r. /. !,
says: Hunts Remedy for dropsy and
kidney diseases, is standard remedy"
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

In San Francisco there are 800 Chinese
Iaundries employing 1000 men, the value
of which is roughly estimated at $3.50 ;
600
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

Ten thousand dollars is the size of the
lump of gold paid to Emile Richebourg
fer serial story now running in the
Pcit JourRm, PARIS.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

DR.. w. II. Wilson, of Springfield
Georgia, says: "Hunt's Remedy is the
hest medicine for dropsy and kidney dis,
cases that | every used
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

One of the curiosities at the White Sui
pbur springs is poet who wears buttons
on his vest which cost S16 each.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-10

A novelty OF the drill in the Russian
army is a race between cavalry officers
and railway train. In Il run of sixty
seven miles the hOrsemen won.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-14
1proansriff ai,f eihett @ebctntpos
Iisiitett.

Gamoen, N.=S., 13. SanHar gStaiam
q. 9lbels, eiu @ebeimpo(tSiit beS Yoitoepar=
tementS, aus Gamoen, liegt III ielner gSOb=
nnnq an Serlebuusen, melfe er am lebten
6reitaq bel Der 2tuSfiibruu9 letner AmtS=
pflid)t erlitt, in friti6em 3ultaube banieOer.
6r. 2(bel8 mar na6 BreScott, in lebanon
County, 8ennl., gegcugen, Inn Berloneu,
meld)e bel ber Veraubung bea oerit9en Bolt
amtes i'm lebten CONNER betbeilt9t 9eUeien
maren, Don ben 2OfolbebOrOsn oil Die Sun=
besbebGroen III iiberfIbren. Gr bate Die
@eicngenen na6 2ebanon gebraft uno be-
fauo itd) auf bem 9fiidrpege naf Dem Ore.
Nieilen entiern,en GreSCott, ais er BON Der
ldieoenen 6reunoen Der Serbafteten angez
qrifien uno troe per;weiielter @egenlue6r
btnterriidS nit einem SoorhlGger ;u So0en
Qeitredt uno b0nn in brutaler gSeiie miBbalt=
self murOe. Gin 6drner ianO lpGter 6rt.
2(belS III bewuBtloem 3nitanOe am Sooen
liegenb auf, lub ibn auf ietneq Sagen unO
br0d)te ibn no1 gluon, einem fleineu 9orfe
in Der gtdbe BON &reScott. Sas 9lnhdltgIte
bel Der gau5en Sa6e TT, baB Sor. IbelS li4
al Nidts ertunern fam, mas mdbrenO Der
3eit uad) benz 9lu9riii unb leiuer 9lufunft III
ieinem Sarie uorgefallen 1T. Die Sbatz
iahe bes 9lngriffS tpur0e gebeim 9ebalten,
pGbrerb Die Eoltbeb6rbe cine llnterluhun9
einleitete, 70 baB ielbit 6rn. 4bel8' 6rellnOc
feline aenntuiB bon Der llrlad)e ieiner Ser
lebungen batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-14
Die tlnterim6)nn8 8esen Smnoess
tuari@a4 9Nrtabt.

Cincinnati, Il. San. - 9aS Sprln=
aer'IGe Gonlite iebte beute oas 3engenperbOr
6e;iigi6 Der 9lnflagen gegen ben SunOess
mGrl9all gSri9bt fOrt. @iner Der 3engen,
9ioner8 8bite, melher pon ben 9emotraten
porgelaben worben mar, wuroe o0nl HiAter
6orater (Ieiner 3eit repnblifanii6em @ouuerz
neurs= Ganbiba0 i'm Sreu;perbOr gefragt, Oh
er uidt ulS Siibrer eiler BanOe uSepeaterS"
III Cincinnati perruien iei, einerlei, oh er
oieie Stipulation perhtene ODER niht? Sor=
iiBer Springer beiabl oem S.enOgrapben,
oieie 6rage, pelde nur oarani beabil4tigt
lei, ben 3eugen 5u iniultiren, ans bem Bro
tofol su ftreidlen. SOrofer erfpiuerte, er Iage
i'd, bann bon Der 9an5eu lluteriuhun9 los,
Senn unter Den llnlItdn1en mitroe oieielbe
Ni6ts, ais cine SARGE icin. SflieBltb lleB
iidJ jebo9 Sr. 6Orofer belanftt9eH. uH0 Die
llnteriuhuug tpurbe fortgeebt. Die Nus
iaqen Der 3eugen bra6ten nltr menis 9teueS
n,I,S Qifht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-14
9(ud, efnc Sod,3eit.

Bbiluoelpbta, Ba., 13. Sanuar. -
@eiternQben6 6muroeumGbreno Der 6odjeitSs
feier BON SEQ. Game III gh. Il, ytoro II.
SnaBe, Gamben, Die 9alte 0urd) etneu
Sd)uB i'm @rfriihungsSimmer eri6redt. 4ue
itiirSten ioiort rad 0em Blabe, no Der SduB
aeialeu Uar. 2luf Dem SoocL, nit Dem
aopie nui einem Sieriaiie liegeuO, ludljte
if Der @aitgeber SEQ. Game in ieinem Siute.
9as 2ebtere itr0mte aus elmer tletneu gSuube
I'm 9iaden, III Der 9tdbe Der SHgularuene.
Die 9Sunoe mar Inn bon ieinem SruOer
SoGn, .oel9er fir oen 2lbenO Die Semirtbuna
Der Safe nit Bier inter 6GnOen bate, uuO
Der ;ur i3elt an9etrunten gemelen letn lou,
beigebra6t. Die beioen Briioer gerletben
iiber Die Sertbeilung oe5 Sieres III Streit,
uuo SEQ. 3ane's S9mie9eruater, etn 0err
Wc@liutod, mii6te nd ein. eeBterer uuo
Sobn aerietben 10 bart anetnanoer, oaB ite
nube oaran maren, ii6 81 priigeln. SeOrg
ludte III pernittelu, mOriibsr Sobu 10 nil
t6enO .rurOe, OaB er einen &eUOlUer jOg unO
einen S6uB ab9ab. Die Sugel traf geOrg
in ben gtadel. ltau belt Aufangs Die
gSuube fir uiat geiGbrlt9, bis heute Ntorz
qen bic 9ottoren Beal uno 9ooiren berbei
9erufen puroen. 8ieie iuhten na6 Ser &us
Qel, obne I'M StauOe 5n letu, fie aui3ufiuOeu.
Qa Der 3uitano oe5 Senuunoeteniebr tritii6
1T, mur6e Die BOlijeibeb0rbe beua1rihtigt,
pel6e Sobu GAME uerbaitete Hno einiperrte,
nm oa5 Tteiultat Der SerletuHgeu ietueS
gruOerS ab;uDarten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-14
StttrtnIhaSen.

@aItpprt, Mte., u. Sanuor. Gtt
beitiQer Sd)neeiturm miithete beute 9tad)nit=
tag IN bieiigsr @e9euO. Der Shlrm errei6te
cine Sduelligfeit bon 45 0teilen pro Stlnoe.
Der Shooner yNortbern Star" murbe bon
ieinem 9lnfergrunoe los gerilien unO auf ole
Slippen bon Yaiue's Qebge gefiibrt.
chattanooga, Seltu., -. Sanuar.-
Sine SpeSiaibepeld)e all Die ySimeS" aus
Golinspile, 9lla., itilOert Die Serbeeruu=
gen, meld)e am Sorntag 2lbenO bon einem
ilrt,tbareu Gpflon in 9llabama angcrtdltet
ipuroeu. Die lSobuung BON 9tob,e @il=
breath, etlua 0teilen tueitltd bon Collins
bile um jSuBe bon ySanS Wtountain" ge=
ieaeu, uurOe ;ulan1neu NIT ben lGmmtltden
TarmaebGuoen pollfomnlen Serit0rt. 9aS
iiinQite Sinh @ilbreatb'S mnroe burdl berab=
ftiirienSe Salfeu auf Der Stelle get0otet. Die
9e..de mar i@rcG did 5erqretld)t. Gin bel Der
6anlilie wobnen0sr junger Mann erlitt Ger
lebungen, benen er mabrl9einltd erltegen
pirt. Die iibri9eu Tamllienmitglieber entz
fcmer unberiebt. Gin AntboB aus Der III
Der 9tGbe BON @ilbreatb's Saule 9ele9enen
SdmieOe iol ;uperldiiigen Serlften ;lt
Ioloe 100 9}aro8 melt fOrtgewebt letn. 9ret
@tetlen meiter mur0en Stuet 61uier total De
molirt. Sn einem Seriel6eu befauoen ii6 Is
&emobuer, mel6e iGmmtlid ntebr ober ne
NIGER perlett m1roen lleber Die S0be oes
anqerid,teten Sdaoens fam man i'll 6olge
oeS bohen @aferltdn6eS feline 9tad)rI6ten
erbalten. 9ie Sabn beS @ptlOuS mar 200
g)aroS brett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-14
Gntlafiene Srcmier iperre. oen
SahnOcrfebr.

Tort@apue, Snb., IS. San. - De
, Blttsburg Sort gSapue Ggica9oer Sabn"
fiibrte fiirSli6 bel Der @rpeOtrung threr6ra9t.
5iiqe Oas Jog. Double Header System
elm, na9 ipel9em Die 3abl Der 9BaggonS
eines ie6eu .3u9es UeroOppelt nnO jeoem
3uqe 5mei 2ofonotipeu anfatt einet beige
geben werben. Sir jeOen ani bieie gSeiie
6bqeididten Bug iperoeu Die 9tenlte etueS
GonbufteurS nn0 eiues SremierS iiberhiiiitg,
uuo circa 80 Grenlier purOeH Oaber entlai-
len uno mebrere GOnbutteure ;u Sremlern
oeqrabtrt. $oeute 9t&9ulittag uerIammelten
iid Die entlaTienen Gremier uno otele an6ere
nnbeidldftiete 9(rbeiter Dor Dem Sabnbofe,
bielten Die 3iige an, riiieu Die &oppetbOl5eH
beraus uuO marfeu iie Ill ben Slug. ale
8ei6en auf 6en ans Dem 6ra4toepot fibz
renOeu @eleiie iino Uernagelt worOen unO
meroen bon ,Striferu" beluad)t. Sin 6ra4ts
suq ans Chicago wurOe bel Prluceton, %
0leilen meitli6 Don bier, an9ebalten unO aui
Elm Seneu9eleiie gefibrt. Snperlnteuoent
Qam miro beute a6eno pom Chicago bier er=
martet, unb Die 2luSitdnOigen uer0en ibnt
ibre 8ei6werOen unterbrelten. grnltlihe
0iubet6rrn0en perocn befiir4tet, in Sale
fein llebereinfonlme 9etrofeH miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-14
merffaniids @ae,,tersr ,,as Worser.

Gan SranSiSc CO, 13. San. - Cine
9epelde 0es y@brouicle" aus San Diego,
Gala, 1nelHet, Der bortige nlerifaniid,e SOnz
iul lei bur6 einen Courier benadridtigt nor
oen, paB bic 40 Wtann itarfe @arniiOn beS
85 Wtetlen iiibli6 Don Gan Diego gelegeueu
meritanii6en Militdrpoltens am letten Srei=
tagSzIbenbe cine Mteuteret in Scene iebte,
ibren Gapitau, oeiien 6rau, iOwie mebrere
anbere Yerlonen ermorbete unb bann nit
gEafien uno Ntuuition entIlOb. Gapitan
8ailep bonn s. Ser. Staateu Snfante-
rieresiment bot cine Sruppenabtbeilun9 mad
Der GrenSe 9ei6idt, I'M weitere @egualttba=
ten Der Meuterer 5u perbiiten.
Stab We 0, IS. Sauuar.- GiHe
ipdtere Sepei9e ans Gan Diego ia9t: uSoez
ben tit bier bic Ra6rift eingetroHeu, baB Die
Mteuterer III Der giabe bon Campo porbel
soqen uno auf bem 9Se9e na6 Dem GebIete
ser Ser. Staateu begrifieu itno."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-14
Gcrmii6tes.
S,ctp=Nprfer 9fa d,rid,tctt .

9telu Oorf, 13. Sanuar. - SapttIu
@belan, meld]er bon 9fifarO Sbort III D.
Sonooau 9IoIia's Siirean perlpunoet uurOe,
mad,t i2ld)e rai6e SOrii6ritte i'll Der @eae=
lung, baB er iuabrifeiltltd) blnneu SurSem
pieoer auf ben Seinen lein miro.
- Yatrid 9onobue, ein Saditenndurer,
itiir5te b;utc oil Der @berrpirobe bon etnem
bOben @erilte nuO muroe Ougenblidlth ge=
tGotet.
- GapitGn SiQinb Supoer8, pel1er iejt
80 Iabr2n in DER Nep ?)orfcr 2otalpolltif
eine 9tolle ipielta uno inter Dem 9tanten Oa3
,Sh(tttpier0 War Horse Der 0emOfra=
tie" Uetuntt mar, itarb ludbrenb Der uerganz
gencn 9tatbt pl6glt1 in Ie,uer bleF9en 9Sob=
ming.
- Morit GolDene ~, ein anitdnoig ge=
tlcioeter iunger &Sraelit, beging beute 9t0d)=
nltttaQ in eiuem 3inmtr oeS ,,Summit-OO=
NlS, Gde GaualltraBe mo Somerp, Sclbit=
moro ourd) GridIteBeN Gr binterlieB cin on
ieineu SrIher - ul5ermam Solpene, 9r.
Ill, Sltz zgroabmag," = a0reiIirte5 Sd)retz
ben, alCin feine 8erlun oieieS9t1me1S ronntc
CT oem erpdgnteu Srte geiuuOen werOeu.
Ger Coroner miro cine lluterluduug etltz
leitCn.
= Sri. 9aura q. Ytltou, cine gtitte Soz
mucl :. Silo ls, mur0e beute nit 2Silliam
AgrauIt 0uSarO, Oem @elhditS= =GompagHou
oe8 ueriiorbeIcu 6ranciS 8. 0toulton, ge-
traut.
- 9ie llnteriu9ung SetreffS Der Spfer
oe8 groBen SrauOeS I'M DSt. SObanne5=
6ein" nurSe beute Dor Coroner 0eB III
Srootlpn mieber aufgenomnen. 9ta1 Ser
nebn1nng ei.tiser peitcrcr l3eugeu Sog itd)
Die SurD Suriid unb braGte, na6bem lie iif)
iiber cine StunOe lang beratben bate, Selt
@ahrrpru9 ein, baB iene % Berionen nur9
Die SufGlliae Gnt;iinbung einiger 6anotii6er
im 6drbeSimmer Der gSai6erei ibren Sob
fau0en.