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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov 81 ucny
Donnelly and Thomas Mcdonald, two
policemen In Kansas city, quuwcled
while ON their beat, at $3.50 this morning,
over question OF authority, Both drew
thelr reyolvers aud Mcdonald was shot
four times by Donnrny, dying soon aftcN
DOnnolly was arruStNd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

EEFgEAi 90 ruE HfiuL..
LENA, Nnr - kuriher details 81 we
irhiina a .iagju prove d complete NJ
umph flr the government. There we're
300 CaccTist pr's"uris caplintd. me
governments los nas slight. JanJa II
occnnled by the oxpeditionary force. The
r,.hrIs DESTROYED the bridge at lnaripan-
la. by which they reiterated.
TnE cuIifNN CoSSREss.
S,Nrt.co. Nov. 2l.-Coumess Will be-
an H. sessions next Monday The pro-
@rampc inc!udcs the budget for eonsti-
,utIoual reforms and other measures re-
terring 10 internal aud municipal admin
istratiou, installnHnt Of court at Tallea
ma formation Vi the provinces Of Malleco
and Cantin.
TIRED or rHE JOB.
vAtpAn,Is0, Nov. sls--It Is reported
,hst al tbt members ofthc commission Tor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Dried potatoes are being prepared 10
Germany ia immense quantities for the
German neet They lose sixty-ilye per
cent of their weight in drying, and, When
used, are said 20 be as good az fresh
nu.ls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
10 Wit ArIzonn.

Lieut.-Gen sheridan aud Inspector
General Baird will leave Washington in a
few days. by direction OF the president,
10 visit Arizona 10 connection with the
recent Indian troubles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Mr.. George Muller, the well-known
head Of The Orphan homes at Bristol, an
nounces that during the last year be has
received cal 1855 sin answer 70 prayer"
not single donation having been
solicited
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Rabbits are 80 numerous 10 Tulare
county, Cnliiornlg, and part - NEVADA
AZ 20 be "a nuisance. IN the former place
tlie question Of Offering bouniy for the
scalps ~ being discusscd,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

The pre- ,ldcnt to-day appointed Richard
p. Hammond, jr., Of California, to be
encouragement OF California, vice
William II Brown, resigned, 10 take ef-
feet January I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

President Diaz Of Mexico and family
recently dmcd on locuets, under the I'm.
preston that they we're new species Of
crab They haG been sent % HIN aF q
curiosity By friend IN New Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Gen. Fremont ~ reported In poor health
alsd almost III abicct poverty,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
cApIPiG"urLLlNcs


suuar" WIZ iIl' 7F7F'7
special 70 me Gazette,
AtHrIN, Tax, NOV. " This pyenlAf
John Howard YoUng, white tao ftp
pl0yed az Condon's Sin, lad lls lrit afip
cut Of Ia tie machinery u y e1'h4
well.
nov named Blily C;srk iell Wy ~ 4
pecan tree and broke hir arm i1fhl
Tarrant county paidc0HPoalH dlNtfr
on money borrowed from me teNN''
fund
LientGnnnt SCOTS COMPANY ol raHnts
a now on the road from NgHa' = VIZ
baraer county, 70 20 into N'9rf Hpe3
ters The other companies nli feniaip
at their present posts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
VANSCO
Pss! Success! Success!
rq1ccESS in the PURCHASE Of our LADIES WRAPS

o manufacturers goods but sweeping
~ nA,,~r1r,SsI, RICH EST and MOST sSEYIIssII
|PSh more rrge The cNacng help
aides Mces and Chdren's Wraps thorough in make select in
M shape cesn in "ppe""nee and last but not least the lowest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

TENARNANA, ARR, NOV. 2l.--As they
were on their way home from srliiug cot-
ton at New Boston on last night old Kit
Baredcld, formerly postmaster a. Old
Boston, and his son Bill were GssaA.i-
iualed Particulars have not yet 2ec,I r.
ceivcd, except tat suspicion Pests on
Tobe Barehcld, wiz during the last few
/ DAYS WAS released frSm the United States
prison for robbing the postolllce az Old
I Boston In 1888. TdAe BarcAold, the
party suspected, has been arrested and is
/ IN Jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
FORT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY PAGES

re.eSthlishmout of metallic currency
except two have Resigned.
MOTHER svrEmoWS Si,NrNNcE.
CuNrrrVtoN, Nov. ~ Tho mother stt-
perior OF Trinity convent has been scu-
fenced TO ton days Imprisonment Tor
burying nun without fulfilling The uVc-
cSSary legal formaliticS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
ART ANp ISM srRY.

The bureau of education Is preparing a
report on art aud industry in Institutions
of public teaching II is replcte with
practical knowledge which viii form u
basis for these studies IN the public
schools. The work has been in prepare.
ton since 1874, and although some parts
have been published the major
portion Of the contents is new
and has been collected and
edited with considerable trouble and
care. The fundamental idea Of the work
is that universal teaching IN ali public
sch ools Of the elements Of industrial
drawing Is un essential part Of any gene
raj system of public education, The
work contains u report Of the system fol-
lowed in English institutions and those in
other countries relating to technical in
structon, and the progress OF industrial
and fine arts. There are several original
papers in the work dealing with the adj
vance of this science The matter, how
ever, Is not confined to art alone, but
takes IN the instruction of agricultural
colleges and traces the relations OF such
studies to art culture. The report will
be ready within three months
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
A Radical Revision Of Rules VIII Lead
to Hot Contest in
the House.
Randall and Springer 10 Head the Cen.
tending Hosts In Il Bitter Strug.
~ gle for Supremacy.
IN mn,
Chl,t, W'N. Not,ppropriotion Committees
W. u.s.; H. His Head Sup
pIytn N with Wish.
rur c1ANs Anr nAlAlNc.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Senators ana
congressman are slowly gathering here
for the coming session. The AIR is fun
otrumOrs as 10 probable legislation but
the evidences are sufficiently strong to
say with certainty taat radical change
in the house rules WillhcuttCmpted. This
question dwaus an others Nothing Is
said Of the organization MI. Randall
left for New YORK yesterday TO confer
with some OF the party leaders rs to the
best policy to pursue. This programme
contemplates the adoption of Mr. Spring
er's proposition, which is more moderate
than that of many others
WHAT SPRINGER Will. rRupuSE.
Mr.. Springer only wishes TO
take the army, navy aud postonlce
bills from the appropriation committee.
The caucus win meet Saturday night and
argue II plan OF organization and opera
ton. On Monday the house viii meet
and organ &c, and someone, probably Mir.
Springer, will move that the rules of the
last house be rcadopted temporarily, and
that committee be appointed TO prepare
Il revision Of tine rules. This committee
will report in favor of giving the military,
naval, aud poSiotlice committees control
over the appropriation bills Of their re-
spective branches Of the government, and
to make the committee ON rivers. harbOrs
and canals.
Will UH>r , ROW
Then there VIII bc light led by MI
SpringcrNud Mr.. Kendall, and there Is %
possibility that the power Of the latter
viii cause deadlock and demand foi
! a new caucus and return 10 the rulcs oil
| last congress. haulaN hopes to show
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
Consulting corcoran.

The president had long talk with Mr..
w. w. Corcoran to-day in regard to some
district matters that he intends to pre-
sent to congress in his message. Mr.
Corcorau has been consulted very often
by the president on loca' matters PrCsi-
dents Grant, Hayes, Garfield and Arthur
always consulted with him before making
any recommendations IN regard to local
matters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

NIpAptIsO, Nov. = 1T v IEYVI.0u
TINT All tbe ncmbersofths commission ior
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-27

THE Grand Picnic ON all kinds OF car.
pets 20 be continued until further notice.
The largest assortment, the finest pat
terms, the best goods known to the trade
tho most astounding low prices.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS soc, &c, 75c. No
better goods to be found.
BoDY BRUssELs, 95c, Sl0O, Sl.l0, Sl15.
This hne comprises the best qualities to
be found in any market.
VELvETs 81, SL1O, Sl15, Sl.25, Sl.35,
Velvets are the coming carpets. We have
never sold 80 many of this make on ac-
count OF the extreme low price.
MoQUETTEs. Our price still farther
reduced with large invoice of new
choice patterns, never known so cheap,
sl.15, sL25, sL35. Sl4O.
ISaRAISs.-2Oc, 25c, 3Oc, 35c, 40c, 45c
5Oc. 6Oc, 65c. These prices include all
the different qualities as well as the best
goods manufactured, and Is a surprise to
all SPRING X COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-27

These Lo~ Prices Tell the Story.
Good Caheos. 3e anG 4c.
Good Crash Togeling, u aud 4e.
Good yard-wids Brown Cotton, &c. Sc,
Sc, 7c and ~.
Good Bleach Cotton, 4c, Sc, &c, 7e, Sc,
9c and l0c.
Ginghams, 3. &c, Sc, and upward
Wide and fine printed Caubrics at Sc,
l0c and III ze.
Linen Lawns. l21zc, l5c, 2Oc and 25c.
Beautiful Satines, 25c.
Fine Scotch Ginghams, 20c.
Brocads Dress Goods, Sc, &C, &c and
121Sc.
Table Linen, l5c, l9c, 22c, 25c, 2sc and
3Oc.
Linen Towels for &c, Sc, &c, lie, l3c, l5c
lSc and 2lc.
White Dress Goods from sc, &c, &c, l0c,
and upward.
We are closing ont large lot OF fine
plaid Cambrics for l2Isc, worth from Dc
to35c. These are the cheapest We have
ever seen.
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-27
Curtains and Draperies

In every variety and quality in Real
Lace. Nottingham. as we'll as heavy
draperies in Plush, Satin and Draperies,
by the yard or by the pair, and all offered
at lower prices than can l'e found else
where. SPRING CoNPASY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-18

GrimtuulgCrid)t t. - (SOr Jdtter
Iuhu.J giur ota @rOBgeiduOreuen mareu
Qeiieru III SlBuul. Sir 9eute itebln ami Der
6eglIraUoe: SDbu grauUaH, Bdtrtd @loo=
nan, glegcr @. Stuutr, gieger 8. 9umz
pbor, IiOrOauariii; SOFub GutOtt, SObu
Speucer, 2iebita5i; &b5. Sanders 2 6dle),
triQerpd)e 2,nQabeu; Jobu scott, 0llteu
eiue8 unoroeutiiheu N5auieS. - Ser aHgeb=
lid triigertider 2lHgaben beitulotge SaS.
u. 6aOlep marc ircIgeiprodeu, unO one Aus
tlageu gegeu Gm. s. Sauuer Uuo gSm. y.
SlQuSmau, mtli)e OC8 EOtterle'pleIS bl5ld)z
tiqt marcu, murOeH uieOergcIdldgeu.
g8uiieuz @erid)t. - (S0r ben Jftdl
tern giuoiou, Garou Uu0 Gau5.) 5u fols
aeu6en Standardization Durocu nad
iiebenhe Sd)ritte gat5au: Yiarg &, Seit,
U{Grp 6. C0cqc, Glliabet5 Itc Daniel uHo
geni5 u. Cole, >iHUeHtare eiugereldt. 2Sm.
gicgQiu. y. Rrel8, Sobu 0ptn, Slo8. g..
Torb, Sob. 6euiuger, &. Sertleg, Serwalz
tlluo5beridyte qeuchuIIat. gSm, NtcGalH uuo
6. gertleD, &ertdufe Ueildtlgt Our SeruGls
tuuu Der yiad,ldiie pom Glia8 EaglOr uuo
gGri. Soru erbtelteu raip. UtartbQ {. 5aGlOr
uuO U}orp SOrn qcridtidle GOumatt, un0
;um 8oufreder Oe5 5eitameHt8 BON 5a5.
U}uQin mQro 5Gue YMlu eruanut.
Y o III 1T Y II y Z o. " / : ~ II - AJgL
9id)ter 8belps.) g8. BlOttamp gegeu Jtob.
gilmOr Il. geuOfieu, 6QOeueriagtIuqe su-
Dor beridtet, llrtbeil III @uufen Oe8 aldger5
auf $I45. 8rompeu gegen StrauB, lun.,
uubeenbet.
StaOts@eridt II lGOr Sberriater
gromu.) 2luguf 6. 6erptg gegeu 4tarp u.
Seller, bonn gUalieugerid]t UerIegt; IN Ser
bouoluua. Ser Staat UiQr1laHo ais Ser
treter U0u @eorg q. Cooper gegen Sohu y.
Udtdeu, @eOrg SO. 8Otee uHO gSm. 8.
Bope; auf Qntrag Der 8ertlO9teH mad oen
Common gleaSgeridt Oerlegt.
StabtzSreiSgeria d. t. - (Sor Rtdj
Ter Tiiber.) UtarttH g. Day gegeH bic
yBoitele9rapben. unO Sabel=&Cmpognie, !"
| 3uUor berldtet, unbeeH0et.
8uuoe8 = 8tfritt8gert9t. -
| (g5Or 9(ifter NtOrgl5.) - dur be Sel9paEe'
neu mareu in SisUng.
Bunoes &retSger t.-lSor ben
| Ri6terH gonb InO gtOrrtS.) 9a8 Geifmol
renenz Golegtu;a naro biz morgen eHtlaiieH,
Supertorz@er d I. - (gor 8ldteT
! 5tepart.) Ger Staat Warblano III Serlre'
| tuna BON Gusn 6. Gbeim, gStttme, uno Gli
len 3. Rbeia1, Eohte- 6e5 Oertsrbeuen &c.
iiab g. 0{Esim, gegtu 5oBn ". 9ei99e 81.
/ Dor berldt1t, uHbeeHcet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-18
Sielcn QSerSDtteft iJcrlekt.

y2ai boille, Gent, II. giObember. -
Sin betIagen8mertber llnfaQ ereignete iid
geitern 9lbeIo bel 9omistowH, 3 Utellen BON
@alIatin, Seun. Sieben Berionen muroen
Oerlett, mebrere bauon erutlid. Sine grOBe
@ienidenmenge bate ff IN bem Srte elm
Qefunoen, nm elmer 0fientItaeu 8aufe betSuz
ruobnen. 8aitor @iuam uno ieiHe 6antilie
II rbrsn in elmer Sutite mad Dem Srte, ais
pf> tlia 8r. U. s. 8rpant'S 6ubrwert BON
Binten 10 beftig gegen 6ie &utife anraunte,
baB beioe g8agen Iuftiir5teu. Yaftor @ilam
erlttt Serlebuugen IN Der 6iifte, Srau Sill
lam brad len &gm, 4rtbur 9iIam erlttt
idmere &erleeungen am &Opfe, unO bic beis
ben tleinen &86ter be8 BafOr8 purOen
i6per innerlit oerlebt. Die Jingle ut nod
beipuBtlOs. EaitOr @tIam'8 8ruOer, Ser
oas 6ubr5eu9 Ienfte, rpurOe 9leidtau5 aus
Dem 2SG9en 9emOrfen uu0 erITtt i9mer3bafte
Guetidun9en al Der 6iifte. &ermut9lth
purben mebrere Der Serle6ten our9 Pferoe
Optrptptt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-18
Ser S3a6Gtuer GOnOeHt It, gtttss
bftr0.

8itt8burg, ga, II. gioo. - Der bier
tageHoe 6abbiHer= &onOtnt bat beute u09
eiHer laHgereu 8ebattc cine NattiOrm anges
nommeu, Oereu Subalt i'm Beientii9eH i0ls
qen6er 1T: y0ie reiormilte iiioiidle &ude
m,r1 III leoer 9ieliptcu eiUen &eyIud) Sur
GrioridIuug oe1 lluGuoIiteu auertanuaH UU0
Die luoiid)e ipCSlel ais Die retnlte aun0iiuul
hCr @otteStOeC bcrahtCH. Su Der glbll
iiebt iie cine @eifjd)te Der 2&cl'tH OeS litoIe
ideu &olfeS I'll leiHem &eruie ais Ertefcr
Oe5 eiuigcu GO.tts uuO ldJIBt oIsie!be ais
eiu giittel 5ur religj0ieu mo moraItlteu
TOrttilOung. Sic mOiaiite @elePQlbuug
betradltCt ie nl5 cju Snlt2m Der EHjtlUU5
be5 jii0iibeu %olteS fir ieIue Nliiijou pd5.
reuO ICiue8 Auieutbalte6 in BaliItlua uuO
beradtet Oiticlbe nod blute ais binOGuO.
Die uIoiaideu &oridr,iteu iIber 0lGt, prize
terlide 6leioer II. ~. iUO 0l5 Oaraltet aui-
3ufaiieu. Der Su0alSmuS lit ejHe fortlhrtttz
llde 6eligion, Die ltlt5 belrebt lelH wIr0i
Sic Soroeruugeu Der %eruuuit auSuerttnneu.
@6rtfentbum Uno 58lum iinb E6d)tersGelI.
qienen, bic I9 I'm Die 2luStreituug oe5 mo
HotbeiltiideH GlNuben8 pOhl Utrotlnt ges
madt babeu. Die menihllde Seele bilt
Ser SuoaiSmuS fir ugIerJlid uuO begriia0et
oteien @laubeu nit Der gUttliteH 9tamr Oe5
meuidlideu @eiles. Gr Ueuuirit bic &or-
fteuuug bon elmer Ieyblitltu IucrfebUHg. ."
Der SOr5dlag sur 2bbulmng bon @OtteSz
OienIten an Sountageu uurOe algemeiu &C.
biuigt, alleiu Elm &oridJtug sur Abihuiiuug
Der SamitagsgOtte50icuite itteB aui ener9l=
i6eu gGiberitQu0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-18
Scru. telegrnpbii5e 9epeidea,
aus psm SnLaAss.

- &Orgefern itarbcn in UlontreaI Il Ser
iOueu al 0eu Slatteyu.
- Su aauiaSs@itp fiH6 $4,000 fir Die
9(OtbleiOeubeu in @aIOefOH gejeldnet NOR
oen.
-S Su Stmuma, Soma, erihoB ft g2iterH
bic 17.idbrige 0iOllie Reeter, ais ile nit Ell
uem 6eUOlUer ipielte.
-Su Suuburp, Ba., nuroe gcleru Trant
6. Garueg Ourh 6a8 giieOeritiiBeu etHe5
GlcuatOrs au9eublidlth getBotet.
pas 6laggenidiii oGenueiiee" iubr &c
fern OOu Der TeItung DiOuroe mad 4ipiuz
mall ab. Die uGaleHa" 1T Oorgefern abge=
oampit.
-8ei Bomero0, O., tameu Satob Sbliuz
aer uno Satob 6Ofe III elaer 6obleugrube
nm; mebrere auoere BeriOneu nurOeH i4per
Uerlebt.
- gGm. Sanbrnot uuo ieiue Satin tuur=
ben geiteru DtOrgen bon einem 3u9e Der
Detroit DtitmaItee 'r&iieubabn" lIberfabren
uno augenblidlia get0otet.
- g8egeu grmorbuug ibre8 Gatten gBil.
liam Barter, ben iie ourd eineu SdIag nit
eiuem idarfeu Sn1trumente get0btet bdben
iou, muroe Dt0rg EarEer 81 Chicago oerbaT=
tet.
pie geraung8boote, nelhe al oem
8ampier ySitauiG" arbetteteu, Der on Der
GnticoitiasSu geitran0et if, baben bic 4r-
belt nuigebeH mitiieH, neil oa5 @etter ju
ittirmii6 muroe.
-9o8 ,.gttiieuS Reliefs sGOmitt" in Bbis
labelnbia tule8 beute ben 0tGgor Sutton bon
goloehOu telegrapbiid an, $1,000 5u 3iebeu
uub 6ieIe Summe al @Unfteu Der Abgez
brannten Su oeroenoen.
-9ie gorbereitungeu 3ur rHteriuaung
be8 @ebirues bon SObn D(c@ullcn9b in Bbta
(ooelnbia nuroen beute yiahmita9 beenoet.
Die llnteriudunq piro pom 9r. Sugo gngel
i'm @ep0lbe Der ,0toHumentz@eme
morqeu RIB nm II llbr begOnnen meroeH.
Die lluteriuduHg Der .ait benz lluteg
gang oeS 8ampier8 u&Igo9a" oerfuiipftep
llmidnoe iit BON Der 8egie=Ang 3u Ottam0,
Ont, eiaer &ommiijou, tsitebeuo aus osn1
Diariu2=2ieuteHan u. u. t8Or0oH uuo 92pt
| Sboma5 6arbOttle BON &Drouto, uberrdaleI
| woresu.
- 6enrn 81. 9aoi5 Der Collector oel
,Sit6burger 8abucomgagHie," tDel3er ool
SurSem inter Der Qn5age, bic SuHme ooT
/ $50 900, @iQentbun7 Ser &ompa9Ese, inter
/ ldlIaoeu All habeu, 9erbaftet maEoen mar
beiunnte fd gefscH i'm Superlet9ert4t 81
Bottom i6uloi9. Die llrtbeilipre4uHg waT'
oeri6obeu.
- Giner bsz an Saufag il Chicago biz
| eeridteteu StaljeHer, 45arl, iau, na4oe1
IN ben cara galegt rUorOen 9ar, il4 1ews9
bubeu. gl5 man ben Sarg ieooa oEHete
mar er toat. Stan glaub!, oaB oaS EobeH u
benz S6ygar nod nidjt ganJ erlOIden .9ar, al
er Dom @algeH gruOmHsH uuo III zen oar
gelegt Uuree.
Gin mertuiiroiger 6au naH Getborgi
mir6 aus U}auoeu, 9oi., gcmeloet. 6rd
Cults muroe am 3. B. Nt. be9raben, 0a ma
olaubte, Iie ei iObt. Stint Gage iP4teE war
lie nieSer aussegraben, ,uno cine piHplid ibl
gDouoeu ibariiebeube &6tbe lle6 0ermutbel
Sos ite nod lebe. Sisher ,It fe Don ihrel
| S6laie ie6ob nod niat :fplat, 9u5 iit Tel
atSsvn lu 0eFiPtTsE,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-18
Ncr @fInninrFf.

Rew>0ort17 gtouember.- 6olgeuOcS
finb Die SdluBuotiruugeu: @elo 0nnete 5u
"a YrO5eut un0 idlOB 81 p 4rO3eHt. -
Sterling gzBe6ieI 482i-482! oui 60 Gage
uuO 4.845-4.844 auf Sidt.-8unOe5Cbli
gatiOueu: 3sprO3. 1893, Al pros. 113sa4zprOS.
I233.-2lftien: Qoam5 grpraB 142, Sen
tral Eacific 484, Gbei.zGbiO 1Og, Grle 27s
90. Grior. 81, Qate-Sbore $50, N.=S. &eu
nal 444 ,gtortb @e1tern l 134 90. 4riOr. 1853
g.=g. @eutrat 1861, Cbtos9iiii. 268, 90
Q}rior. 80, Pitsburg l4O4, 9leaoiug 244
5(Ot-S8lauO l29t, lluiouz Baciftc 62, gSc
feruzlluio 794.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-18
9fe nnIftifd1e aehoe IN Gplttntbtts.

@oGumbus, g., II. Nooember. er.-0er
Tau 6e8 Staats= 4uoiteurs 8ieiemetter, Gus
9efIaqt, auf ben Sournalifen 2B. S. GuiOtt
in m6roeriider Abiid]t geidOfen gu baben,
tpuroe beute i'm Boli5ei9eridt uufgeruten.
@be Die 3eugeu aufgerlfeH tuurOeu, fanO Elm
unaem6bnli6es 8erfabren itatt. Der Biirs
germeiffer bielt ben beioen Sampibdbnen cine
Straiprebiqt un0 ermabnte iie, iid) mieoer
su pertrugen. 3ie GnpdGte, inter Oeueu
&ongresmitslieb Sutpaithe mar, b0rten nit
ftummem Staunen gu, uGbreHb Der 8iiraers
meiifer oieen merfniiroigen Seriu9 maqte,
bic Sade bei3ulegeu. Die SerbanOlungeu
nurben Johann auigeuommen. 4uOitOr Steiez
metter uurOe iobaHu freiqeiproheu.
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gtemz Dort, II. 9io0emb. %ucrauJec
Smeenp, Der beihuloigt puroe, SObn 6au.
non ermOroet gu bnben, luUrOe beute ihulOig
befuuoeu. 9a8 llrtbeil miro am HdfheH
5reitag gefdut meroeH.
- 3as aus Den GOuQreBmitgljeoer 6emz
lit, 6jscod, Sab uno PbelpS bonn GouqreB
ernunnte GOmite, nm Seridjt iiber Die Ot68
lidteit Der 6erfeuung BON BuH5erpIatten elm
3ureiten, btelt beute cine Sieuug.
- 8ie pSrii6 6sameritauihe luton" nnhm
heute 9lbenO 8eidlii6e an, in Oeucu bic 6uHs
ri6tung &ier5 ais Elm 5uti3morO be3etaue5
tOiTN
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&opefa 8anias, II. 9toOer1ber. = 5n
bCr giabe bon 8errgpille batten beute Dtors
gen Gofreu uuo ietn 8ruOer @eorge einen
lGortlireit iiber cine uubeOeutenoe 2lngelez
geubeit. SIN 8erlauie beiielben 5og Griterer
einen 9Ieooloer uno ju9te ieinem 8ruoer cine
Suael bur6 ben 2ei6. Der 0t6roer oertrteb
bann allie 8erioneu aus Oem 6auie uHO be-
wu6te ben BluB nit elmer >. @r 1T nod
nuf frPieut SlIfe.
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gsntt fetmett gsalttOett aettefeil.

BbiGaoeIpbta, II. ROoeuiber. .-9fos
bert S. @oOt, S6asmeiiter un6 @ei4dft8z
fiibrer Der pBreB &Hbttbiug= Company, :" oeIa
fen 2eben Dor ml2breren gBoden aufgegeben
nurSe, iit beiuuae gdH5lib BON oen 8unoen
eeneien, Die ibEl BON benz idmarien Sbiir=
Hitter oe8 SaHiaS beigebrafa murOen, uno
tpiro in turser 3eit Iein 4mt wteber aber=
nebmen f0naen. Seine @aneiuug Ir3Eo alIs
gen1eiu als ain 8unOer besra9tet.
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(sin gscrbre61etf n1tf hpher See.

8btlabeIpbia, II. gtOObr. - Sobu
&oB ans @otnburgb, S4OttIano, @apitdn
be8 britidenSaifiS nGaibter," melteS peute
bier einlief, rpuroe p Weilen BON 0eIaloares
8reafuater eutTernt BON Same8 Seug, einem
Der T1atroien, iiber 8oro gepOrfen unO er'
trunf. Die Matroien ftritten fd iiber eiueu
pom @apitGn erlafenen 8efebl, unO Sellp
ueigerte ii9, Oenielben gu gebOr9en. Der
gerbre6er ipurbe am 8orO be8 SdiffeS in
@iien geleet. gr miro Dor benz brtttiaen
Soniul elm &erb0r gu befebeu baben uno
nubrideinli6, oa oa8 Serbre9en auf bober
gee ueriibt nuroe, bel Der 9tiidtebr oes
S6iffe8 mad gnglonO ben OOrtigeu 8ebOrz
APr iiberaebeu tper0eu.
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BcttAbe etlie SrR9O6te4
Gi9 ICidltGnuiger Sdlnetoer uno eiH beiS-
bIltiges SSraueu5intmer.

6 chicago, II. 0Opember. 6eute 0tOrs
gen ereiguete iitb i'm ugtatiOnal=6otel" an Der
GlarIitraBe cine ieHiationeue S9teBeret.
gbouarO Sueuit, Elm juuger 6raniOie, murOe
bon ieiner friibereH Waiueiie Goeltne DuUau
nugei6oIieu unb idmer uermunOet. Sor Ell
nt9en Sa9en treHnte it6 GueOtt BON 0em
6raueu3immer un0 be5og inter BEN yIamen
yQeopolb BON Reu Yort" Elm 3immer IN
obigem 6otel. Die 0uuau ludte tbu, unO
elm 3ufau fibrte fie ais Sat in baiieIbe
6aus, NO fie Elm 3immer nebeH Dem beS
S.uipet erbielt. Seute DtOr9en eHtOed.e ite
ibn un0 Der San3 9iug los. QutOet, Der etn
@6ueiber iit, rpur6e i4per oermunOet. DaS
g&eib befinbet fidh IN Dat.
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8tGh0e.

GlIeqan, gtidl., II. Rob. - Die Ut0z
belfabrit BON Sliper & Comp. branHte beute
uieoer. Serluit $4,000.
g8efs@aton, R.=9., II. IOO. = Die
Uo1naarenfabrif pon gemis & 5bomaS So
mes ipuroe beute elm 8aub Der 6lammen.
8erluit 100000. Serfderun9 5000
NemsSrIeans, Ga, II. gtOb. - Der
geiddftstbeil bes StdbtdeuS pa3leblirf,
f6rt; Der SeriuIt pirO auf $1OO, 900 perauz
i6lagt; bic Seriidbernng 1T gering.
St.Qouis, II. gloO. = 9as totboliide
Iroteftorat IN @leHcOe, Ro., % Dteilen
bon Der Staot, braunte geitern 4benO ab.
@s paren S6ulbriOer unO 50 Snaben in
benz @ebauOe, tpelde ale gersttet nurOen;
elm 8ruoer erlitt ihuere Serlesungen. Ser.
Inf $50, 600; Serfderung $4,000.
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SOB lit G0I9e Vot1 @I@t0lrstftams.

9tem 9rIean8, II. ytoOember. =
Sine 9epeife uon WeriOtcn beia9t: p6. u.
0elano BON gtorubeez Gouutp bate ii9 fitr3s
lid ben arm perIett, unO elm Gr5t 5og etn
StHd 6leiid, tpel6es er aus oem arm elmer
5ruu SouanO gei6nttteu, itber Die g8unbe.
RelanO iopObl, pie 6rau 6Ollano itno iettber
ae1Orben, uuO Der ar5t, tpel4er Die Speraz
tion Oou3og, liegt i'm Sterben. glan glaubt,
oaB oaS bel Der operation benutte Otefer
pOrber bet Der Se5irung elmer 2etfe gez
braudt uub nift genh9enO gereinigt parO." d"
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SfiredItd1er SOB.

8itt8burg, 8enni., II. gtoOember. -
Sine 9epeife aus SobnstoDn, Semi, mel.
BET: VyGefern 4ben6 nurOe elmer Der bel
Der 0feparatrr Der Sefen Der p@cmbria'e 'er
@iienz @ompagnie" bei6Gftigteu Grbetter, S.
9. Smitb nit Namen, burd oa8 f9 entuttz
felnbe @a8 betGubt unb itiir3te fOpfuber in
ben Diem. @r permOdte ni9t mebr, Elm ibm
Sugeworfene8 Gan 3u ergreifen, uHo ftarb
nnfh f11rser 2elt. a"