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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
An ELOPEMENT SPOILED.
An i'nfnnhfuI VII. Attempts Ia Hun o1
With Another Man.

special 10 the Gugctir.
llor spuNGs, ARK, July 3l.-1hc
vigilance Of the sheriff ayered a foul
murder msi night, the parties 10 which
were INVESTORS and, as usual there was
n woman IN the case. Lonis Carr and his
wife came 10 this city recently from New
orleans. As was developed by last nights
occurrence Mrs. Carr has moi been the
dmiiful wife she ought TO have been, but
that II not all yet. Love existed be
tween hernnd one Eaton. Correspondence
was Kept up between them after Mr..
Carr reached this city, and II is said She
made an appointment with Eaton promls-
ing 10 elOpe with him II he would come
for her. lie came, but Carr had inter-
ccpicd the correspondence in the mean
lime, and arming himself with a shot
gun intended 20 surprise the two a. The
place of rendezvous aud Kill the dcspoilef
.ni'hiS happiness, aud hut for the fact that
the sheriff got wind OF the matter and
inlcriered there would doubtless have
been a bloody tragedy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
runIoronrp ron INrrrIc,rNcy.

WASHINGTON, July Sl,- The findings OF
the naval court.marial before which cN-
Surgeon-Gcn, Wales was recently tried
were made public to.pay. 'rhe court sen.
fences him 60 suspension from
the ranks and duty ior live
years on iurlough pay and to re-
tain his present number IN his grade dur
ing that period. Dr. WalcS'wis tried for
culpable incillcicncy in the performance
of his duty and neglect oi duty lie was
guilty ON both charges. In approving the
sentence the secretary nj the navy says
In expressing its approval OF the proceedings,
findings and sentence iu this ease the depart
mont deems II ptnpcr 10 remark thai no dis
honest or corrupt nrt or move Involving any
breach of personal Integrity ON the part Of Med
teal Director Philip :, Wales rs chief ot the IN
reau uf medicine aud surgery was alleged
against him, nor Il there evidence ln the records
which would have Justified such charge OF
which Intends TO raSt any reflection upon his
personal honesty. II t. equally proper how
ever to state thai the charges of cuhahlc incn
cheney In the performance of duty aud neglect
ui duty are iuily sustained by the evidence,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
rA,MAsrrn sMlrns co,nr.M.nrIAL

WA>HlNGIoN, July ~. EN secretary thand.
Ter was witness before The smith court mar
tlal TO day. He testified that raymnslcr Gen.
smith knew of ihc correspondence between
himself and tho late secretary folger relative
10 the illcgaliiy of payments out of an annual
appropriation for supplies contracted for dur
ing another year He said also that he had not
been consulted hy the paSmasler' general ~ "a
The enlargement OF q certain contract fQr beef
Mr. Chandler was also called 10y the defense
aud testified that bc authorized The purchase Of
the butter that was bought Tor he nrcely relief
cspGdltlon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
mans. cur orr AND HEADS rur on

wtsutNGroN, July M.--lloucc q. CRa.e of
Peoria, m, has been appointed superintendent
nf The industrial school Tor Indians ~ Genoa,
Ncb AT a salar, of 1850, vice samuel I, Zap
pan. removed.
John Il. Wilbur OF Jackson. Tenn, In, been
appointed superintendent al The Indian ware.
house In New York city at SALARY ui $500, vice
". stevens of Ohio, removed,
The resignation of Edward T. Chauplin, The
receiver OF public moncy~ NJ DcHdWOod. u. r..
has been accepted.
Nicholas Carr Of Mpntc2umn Iowa, las been
appointed n special agent Of the land office,
Charles /. skinner of baltimore was to-day
disbarrcd from practice as AN attorney before
the interior department Tor cNipriiilg Illegal
fees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
rur roI,r, p,-rIN o,,nrn.

wAsnNGToN. JulS al.-1he officers Of He
corp. Of engineers IN charge Of thc imlrof"
mcnls upon the foriilicaions of The rouniH
have made their annual reports Ia me chief Of
engineers. On account of thr .mall dnpfO
been done during the past ernsVn The FUNDS
available we're used IN putting w ppod order
the platforms aud parapcir OF ihr various
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01

short time ef IT, outbreak, Tho whole -couniry
has supported President t'rcspo The British
authorities Of the Island OF Trinidad lem their
support Ia the rebels, INT without avail The
triumph j. complete and decisive. both On the
mainland and ~ The island uf Margarita. the
last stronghold OF The rebels. The british STEAM.
~, uricut, which Mas Ia the service of the
rebels. was captured hya Venezuelan man OF
war on the 18th Inst, while conveying the de
ieaicd rebels To Trinidad. The prize was taken
unUrs on hoard ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
cattIemen PRAY lor Longer Tnng

KANSAS CITY No, July 3l.-i'hr ciii celnH
ta.night adopted i retaliation ihni ,ie 4asHf
appoint commiiicr " fifteen ncmler n a
90 Wellington aud urge upon M lEesid1 g aa
extension 81 me finic Tor ne removal 1i eaili1
FROM me thoi emf ana Aiapaha fetif. at'9ne-
Alayor Moore stlectrd committee ~ hf
from protninpnf cltiI ns moss % Niipi1 alg
idei,ilHea MIA the raliie nfffeg ard ,nri nNl
bpld mfeling ~ jD0rfnW fNuEnluf, iin th
slim nili b. ldfltard ~ lhf t6Nnn itAt
th,, ar,lcf intuls IS uthNff hNaidps isiiiif hNif
~. ID iHe -lAt' 30 hansas Ahssoril tpi
IrNat,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
rl,EsnnINrIAL NrrnlNrMINr>.

WASHINGTON, July al--The president
to-day made the following appointments
To be collectors of customs; Isaac Is.
porcher. for The district OF pswcgu,
Joseph Mugoilln, for the district of
Pa>a del Nurtc. Tex.
Charles +. Galley, for the district of
Corpus Christi, Ten.
To be United States consul at New CH>-
tie, Jasper smith of The District of Column
hu.
Mr.. rorchrr is a nOrmal-school teacher
uf oSWego, He has never been parlicu.
barry prominent ia political matters hut Is
described ASA good, consistent Democrat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
SUBSCRIPTIONS ron 4 >rAr,r.

WAslIINGToN, July 8lAt II meeting
OF The committee IN charge OF Inc work
ofercciing Grant memorial ~laluc In
ibis city to-day subscriptions 10 the
amount OF So 900 ANA other pledges
swelling the total figure 20 SB2 ,oo0 were
m1Iq
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
rnNAs Nor nncmNIN0 Mnm ororA.

special to The Gazette.
WASHINGTON, July ~ Secretary Bay
ard has been going through the consular
list for u day or Two with n view of clear
ing out OF the service the rottcmcsS that
has peryaded II in wears past. lie has
decided to retain about twenty of the
consuls Who have excellent records, The
consul-gchcral ut Havana viii be retained,
There are 200 more consuls vet To he ap.
pointed, and II Is stated that they VIII be
put IN place before congress meets, aud
an honest, capable service Is Ia he built
mp. The government has suffered fear
fully In the past trom dishonest and inei-
hcient agents abroad.
Texas ought To- get several good con-
sulates. She has only had one, aud there
were enough to average siN ar seven to Il
state New York has fifteen or more
places already.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
ANANnnIcA \ 80. -. Ia. nI. Nd

FAsmNGroN. July - The secretary
-tate received from l.hua lasi evening
atelegrun announcing cdcalh 81 ldent.
Nyc, naval atnlche 20 che Nmcricm icea-
lion at that place, Tin iaupmnl was
instructed 80 accompany the remains of
Minister Phelps Ia the United States,
but before the date OF departure he be-
came i'll aud died YESTERDAY No pariicu-
lars have been received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
ohpERFWoM rHE INTERIOR DEPART
IT'S .r NENir.l

wNsuiNStuN.JulA sl.-~1hc following order
hns been Issued In The secretary of The interior
Leave of absence with pay, on account of
sickness, VIII not be granted for nlongerpcriod
than thirty days IN any calendar year. Tho
necessity fnr such sick leaves must hC lully Cs.
iablshcd hy medical evidence Ia the satisfnc.
ton uf The officers Of the department
This order does not affect the annual leave Of
thirty days. The practice heretofore has been
Ga ALLOW SiNty days sick leave IN one year
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
ASKED no RESIGN.

WlsuINruN, luiS al,~rhc SIX cllrt- of
divisions in the second auditors office have
been requested 10 tender their designations.
Thay are Thomas &. Bailey, Y. II. Guodall, G..
lowell, Thomas l;alhhone, \, \. Whaon and
Ii 4. SttOw. tlt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
pncnnAsEIN rmI ruRiIo Dlnr,

wAsInNGroN. July ~ Il Is estimated
that there has been a decrease Of about
: Z, 600, O0o in The public debt during tho
month Of July.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
The Six Chiefs OF Divisions In
the Second Auditors Office
Asked 10 Resign.
Leaves Of ibseuce With Pay, on Ac
count oi sickness, Reduced 10
Thirty bays by Lamar.
COLLECTORS "f customs Appointed TOR the
Districts Of Pnso del Nor,e and Cor
rns Christi.
rkNAS ooIIncrons on CUSTOMS.

special 20 the Gazette.
WAsniNGroN, July 81 Mayor Joseph
Magofiln will be appointed collector of
customs at III paso and MIR. Daily az Cor
pus Christi. Col. Cooke is here and is
strongly indorsed for collector ut Brazos
dc Santiago. fl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
rnr nnnnr- Srrrnr~srp ~ ,rSr-

s,.nnHoN, Jah 81 The iolloainy oilleial
dl.naisi has been Feeaiged 40 me ioprzieia i'
gallon 10 this rilst
''Ih- rrvOluiioD ip Nin~1nril ha. ietn -
n.riuau, snppresscd. and that wiihin a eeis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
WORK or rHE NAVAL HOARD.

WAsiiINGfoS daily si.-fhe naval hoard
which i examining the proposed new cruisers,
expects 10 bc occupied win ~ work during he
entire summer. n T. possible after HE Amcri
cl,n plans are cNninincd thai secretary whitney
viii appoint q commission 40 81 abroad and rs
auiuf iprcgn models.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
Stage ROBBERY



Masked Men.
special 70 me Gazette
CIs,o, TrN. July 8l.-The Clscn-
Brentwood Stage Was held 40 two and a
hall miles brloW Cisco last night about 7
o'clock 1lifcc men emerged from tla
bushc, near the roadway and, win Win
chosicrs lcyaled al The driver, George
Green, ordered him and passenger to
throw oui the mail suck and hold up lhoir
hands. lhs orer was obcyrd in-junter.
After securing the mal the robbers or
dcrrd the driver 10 pun out. which order
he lsoobcyrd. II Is not known set how
much booty The robbers secured 4
posse started from here last night Ia hot
pursuit. The robbers were masked with
sacks over their heads, with eye-holcs cut
IN them.
LAlER- John Morrison and John Drake
were arrested by Robert Ayers, city inai-
slal, this evening for the stage robbery
of The Cisco Brentwood stage last night.
Morrison claims TO be In the detective
service 81 the United States and acted
with Drake for the purpose Of CONNECTING
him The mail sacks were found this
evening cut open and every letter rltrd
nl ilN cOHlfnlh. biHeT DNTtltN HTf rUN~
pcctcd and more arrests are looked for.
Considerable excitement prevails
III. Robbsrs Caught.
spcriai to lbc Gazette,
EAslLANp, TN, July ~ Tie Brown
wood and Cisco stage was stopped about
three miles south of Cisco yesterday by
two men and The mail bags were mken
from the stage drivers II is thought tle
parties who committed the robbery are
known, and that they liye near Cisco.
iArEH- John Drake has Just been
brought In by Deputy Sheriff W II.
johnson, charged with the Stage roll-
berry yesterday. John Morrison, his cone
fcdcmtc, Is In the hands OF The officers az
Cisco and win be- placed IN jail.
II Is reported Tint Morrison does mol
deny tie robbery by himself aud q conlrd-
crgie, whom everybody believes 10 be
John Drake Morrison and Drake have
both resided in this county for thu last
nine years and though both are considered
d little Wild az times, the cbarge of rob
berry $50 near their own families
aud homes i u matter Of general sur-
prise. They both reside not further ilmli
llrce or four mikes from Cisco aud have
families, wives and children,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-01
rnr CARRYING an ronrIaN MAns


WAsuNGroN, July 3l,--fiyc American
steamship companies, the Pacific Mail
san Francisco 80 australia, the red u.
New York to NtncIuclAl, the Clyde New
York 60 Turks I>anll, the New York,
Havana and America and the New York
aud Cuba lines have declined tn carry the
United States mails after tn-duy In
commenting upon this action Postmaster
Gen. Villas to-day euid
t'erinin American stenmship lines. probably
under The lead ut the Pacific Mail STEAMSHIP,
company hatt entered into roiuhiunton.At
purrnty with thp iuuilsy 30 lurtlux zoe dlp
trilhUlou Htnunp thcul ui no lnUWM lpprU
pratNd ly cUuFre-g fui WilCagc aluneu-a, it
we pu-iunice dcparnpfn' 20 ia,oN Ayhat .erNf
ifoaid io gwen ! prornscd Up eHrh oi ihe
W0tid alvn ana award tV hpth n them thA
SCR Gl"l iulaua p0aiupi 11ur b. tUtmt
ilio, times Wlid ihe3 huu ncrW focrNhiV toy
tAc SAINT service hiriur iht prsr f'vott,t i'it-.
it 3 three iiWes Nh0i IS uaid iur upnaca aoross
nte AiiHniic ANA ii = probably in most rsscs al
nat should nr paid ron cri}ipg mo nHN In
10 accept tBcsc terms, Which Nef, - liberat
ns compared with those they had
had. They felt suppose, that
the, could drive tho governments ont nf the no
-itlon II had taken ~ refusing 10 carr, lhe NAH
for The compensation offered. Tho compnnlo-
seemed to think thai II they refused to carry
lht lnHllr ihtic Nbllu ne no NNhpi fhNfNr lfit tu
hr government but Ia MAKE contracts win
them and distribute The SiW0OO accordingly. :
runpeh schedule for the transportation al the
mails has been arranged. aud lhcy VIII all 10
with very little difference IN poiut al tllnelu
the polnt of destination.
\ statement has been made ia The nrwspH.
pcrs Ia the effect that the Emitted
states government l. not as liberal ~ Crou
Britain in cOmpcusuting The steamship Hines, IN
point of inct tho rate which has been offered Ia
our lines very much exceeds The rates paid IN
The government of Grgn Britain. The rate we
offered Is about 80 per ccui, more than the
British lines reecrlvc from lheir government.
II was rate mijustiiuhly largo, more Than
ought TO Ice paid but the government decmrd
II fair io 90 10 the utmost length, which the
law and reason allowed, IN order TO avoid any
difference With The american steamship com
pnnlCs until cuDSrcss Goud meet, The de.
larincni has made such arrangements thai the
public viii suffer 10 inconh cnicnce worthy al
mention 10 respect tU the cnrrlinH az The tuails
and IN solne cases NOTABLY the tubnn mAils
the service viii he expedited
The superintendent of foreign mails
said tho American companies had refused
an offer Of Sl.d0 per pound Tor carrying
the mails This Is what Is known as the
combined inland aud sea postage
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-24
SelbitutcrSc.

9tea6ing, Semi, %. SUM. - Satob
&a1en, Elm perbeiratbeter Manu, begiug gez
itern einen Selbfmor6periuh, inoem er fth
nit einem &eooluer in ben Sopf ldoB. 90
tort na6 Der Chat ianlmelten itd piele Ser,
ionen nm Sas 6au8, in wel6em er mobnte,
uno Der Seriuunbete uuroe had 6em ,,St.
SOiepbs 6oipitnl" gebradt. gSaiien lebte
nid)t gliidli6 nit ieiner 6rau, Der gSittlpe
pon Serrp 8rice, iuel6er por orei Sabreu
ebenfaus 6urf SelbftmOrO ietnem 2eben Elm
gnbe ma6te. 8aTeu, Der m0glider 8eiie
!uieber Qeneien fpiro, ia9te, er piini6e, 81
fterben, neil ieine 6ruu Inn nntreu geuorz
ben lei.
NorriStomn, Benni., %. SUM. -
Der Sob oes Robert Stiuion, SeIien Qeide
uorQeItern nad Rorristomn gebradt tpur0e,
ift nod nidt erflGrt. Seine @lteru Iageu, er
babe in einem glnfalle bon SrrTun Sel6It.
morb beaanaeu. Son anOerer Seite pirt
bebauptef, b6B benz Selbfmorbe etne 9iebesz
affaire ,u @ruube liege. Stinion bate itfl
nit elmer iunaeu Dame in 8eit- StofbriOge,
MaII., perlobt unS nadber ein9eleben, Sag
cine Che nit berielben fir ibn ili6t sliidlidJ
ndre; er nollte aber iein Seripre9en nid)t
brefeu unb begiug Se8balb Die Chat. Stlt-
ion mar "a Sabre aft, Der dlteite Sobu oes
Grs9fidterS 6. y. Stiuiou unS Elm allge=
mon, nsnhtptpr iiIuoer D1Quu
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Gimc hartmd6tae Seltaim.

SaIt 2ufezGitg, lltah, %. 5uni. -
@m gamfag murbe Charles 81. gSbite inter
Der auflage oe8 un9eieBlifen Seiitlafe8
ocrbaitet. Seine iiber;dBlige Srau, Die fat
ME Elm GinS ausfebt, murOe pdbreno oe8
9Serb0rS Dor benz 8uHoeScommifidr BON benz
9ifriftsnnpalt gefragt, oh iie nit BEN 4u=
geflOgten oerhetratbet ei, Oerweigerte aber
0ie Qntruort uno mur6e tpegen 0tiBahtung
oes GerittS nm $50 gebiiBt uno, 6a ite Die
Srafe nift be5ableu tonute, bis beute Wtorz
gen einseiperrt. Seute berSidtete Der Qn9ez
flagte auf ein meiteres SerbGr, morauf er
inter $500 gIrgihaft gefteut Wurbe, nm bic
@utI6eibung Der @ranozSur1 abSunarteH.
Gr purIe ieoo6 iofort wieOer Uerbaftet, Oie5s
nal inter Der 2nflage Der 8Olggamie. Sn
benz be3iigliden Serb0r tpeigerte fd ieine
jugenblide pTrau" abermals, irgeu6 cine Der
on iie 9eitellteu Sragen 5u beantporten, NOR
aut Iie Su 800 @elobRBe pegen YtiBadhIu9
oeS 9eri6tS uerurtbeilt Ino III oa5 3u6tz
hans geididt tpurbe, bis ibre @elOtrafen bes
5ablt iein iuiir6en. Die iuge1Oltde WOrn1Os
min Oeriderte iebO6, fe war0e nidt autWOrs
ten; es Iie9e ibr gh6ts oaruI, ruie man iie
iirafe, ipenn fie and fir 2ebeuSjeit eiugeiperrt
tuerOe. 8bite mnroe in Grmaugelung oOH
$4,000 8iirgidaft IN bus lluterinAun9ss@e'
i1ugnib eeiauot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-24
Gin S6lauer, abcr erfoI8tofer
Sftfi1ft40eI.

@IeUeIano, O., %. Stunt. - giueu
nidt un9eididten, aber bod erfOlgIoieu Ser=
iu6 sur 8ei6WinOelung einer gebeu8uer=
ii6erun98s @eielli6aft bat Elm Staliener, gta=
mems Antolio Sccilla, iidb 81 S6IIoen tOmz
men laIien. 0erielbe 1T 9eitern bier Uerbaf=
tet porben uno tpirb mad @at8ftl, N.sD.,
seididt merben. ScciQa, ser iein 2eben III
6em boben 8etra9e BON $4,000 oeridert
gebabt bate, iprang in ben $olblOnz0 0tiuer,
tau6te inter unb ihmanlm unter Der Sber=
fldfe 6es 2SaiierS ungeieben mad bem an
oeren llfer, morauf er id aus oem Staube
mahte. 0tan 9laubte in Der Chat, er lei er=
trunfen, rno iein Sruber iudte Die $4,000
81 erbeben. Die @eieuihaft witterte leOod
getrug uno lieb 0em DgrtruHtenen" nad)z
ipiiren.
Ybilab eIpBia, Yenui., %. SUM-. -
GntOniO Sccilla aus @atsfiu, N>Y Der ge=
ftern in @lebelano inter Der lnflage oeS
&eriuds sur Seidwinbelu bon 3eben8oerz
ii6eruugs @eleQiduften Oerb0itet muroe,
tuaro beute bierber 9ebradt. gr erIaugte Die
SerIi6erun9 I'M Sanuar ;. S. in @atsttu, I,
R..0., ging am s. B. so. gum 6tifeu aus
fiel OOer Iprang aus Dem Boot. Sl8 5u lei
ner geitern eriOlgten GerbaftrIug wurOe gtidt5
ipie0er oon ibm geicbeu. Der Yrdiioent Der
v6ioelitg z0tutual. .2ife= Afoctation" ertldrte
9eitert, Gntonto Scciaa lei in ieiner 9eleaz
id)ait fir $40 900 uno in Der pgtem- @nglauOs
Mutual Of Bottom" fir $4,000 oerIt6ert. Der
Serbaftete miro mad @atSttu gebrat)t per=
ben
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trnfdae 1.ne 0erbrcd,ctt.

81 N Orleans, ga., %. SUM. -Sie
cine 8epeide aus 6atti8burg melOet, madte
Siaaf Same8, ein iurbiger 0ietboOittnpre0ls
ger, am lebten Sagltage eineu id}an0tareu
Qlngriff auf Die 3ebnidbrige God)ter oeS orei
Nieien BON @nguita, Yttii., mObneuOen Rau=
bolpb 6erguion. SameS fob in bic Simple,
pIroe ieood) geitern etngefangen uHO ms
@edn9niB 3u AuguItu gebradt. Der Ode
rifi belt bic mUtbentbr1unteH SIrger nur
nit 0tlbe OapoH ab, Den Serbre9er oiort
ouiiubGngen.
Sttam0, Ont, %. SUM. - Soeben 1T
Die giafrid)t bier e,ugetro1eu, cap 3iObert
Diartiu, ;mei gri6er, gtamenS Someroile,
brel Widnner, yiamenS Burns, 6eelg uuo
Sole, uno Elm itebenter 0t0nn, 0eGeu 9tame
nidt ermittelt mur0e, Dor eintgeH Sagen
ourd OaS llnlidlNgeH zines 8oOte8 in ben
StrOmidReuen 81 Guinje ertranten.
Charlotte, N.=G., %. Sum-. 49, Trau
Brrner, cine ju 2SaOesborOugb mobnenOe
odltbare Dame, nuroe Dor einem ooer imei
2lben1en Uou bem 9teger Sobu Sognn aHges
faleH, Su Go6en gei6lageu, HaG eiuem be-
nahbarten @ebiii6 geidleppt unO Dergepalz
tiqt. Ser Serbred)er befinoet fd) nod aui
freiCn 6iiBen, obgleidJ Ole Semobuer Der Sc
genO SagO auf i'm MAIDEN.
Cincinnati, %. Sum-. Scott,
cine Negerin, tpur6e beute iriib in ciHem
Snelte BON &nnie 0intOn, elmer auOeren gIe.
germ, eridoiieu.
ontgomerp, &la., %. Suni.-3wi=
ideu Dem Staot=@lerf Snoo9rdB nu0 einem
Q0Uotateu, giamens 6. y. MCrriiett, ereigs
nete iid beute eiu Streit. III oeiieu Serlauf
SuobQraB burh mebrere 0teherittd)e gefdlrz
lid, uerrpun0et muroe. Ytorriiett behuOet
iit IN 9ait unb miro mOr9eu Elm Serb0r be-
iteben.
Gbefer, %cnui., %. Suui.-3er Goros
ncr bat eius lInteriuhuug iiber bic &oOc8s
uriad)e ooH 9apio 6attoR, melfer i'll Upper
3orbg unter uerodbtigen llmitdnOeu itOrb,
eiuQeleitet. gm1talienii1er Qrbeiter, giamen5
Eete, wurCe Uerhaitet, oa er Oe8 UtOrOeS
oriugeub peroddtig 1T.
Bort Muffin, NtldJ., %. Sunir - Sin
QrGBlider Woroueriu9 miro ans @rIuOfOrez
Gltp, MidJ., gemelOet. Die 2O4jdbrIge Wtag=
ole 0iorgan mar aleln 81 50aue. Bl0eltb
lam elm tbr irem0er ltanu ms 3immer, uuO
ebe iie iid BON ibrem S4red erbOlen fOnnte,
perItopfte Der 6remOe ibr ben Ntuuo NIT Ell
uem Saihentuf)e, I'M iie am Sdreten III
uerbinoern, moraui CT lbr oaS @elift, Den
6als uno bic Sruit in Der grdBlifiteu gSeIIe
3eridnitt uub oanu 6a8 QBeite iutte. Die
llnqludlidJe lebt nod, lie9t aber IN trtttl1em
5ultauoe oarnieoer.
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SeffreidD'S Gintpdnoc 8e8es. Die Gr
t,eutttttta oeS SStn. Souas.

Iocine, 8isc., %. Suui.-!6r. Sona8,
melher Gum Soniul in Yra9 eruannt wurOe
unb pel9em Die 0itrei1ii9e 9tegierun9 Oa5
grequatlIr Ueriuei9ern mill, miro pabrIbeins
lid Der Qetteren feline perl0nliten SOritel=
lungen MAIDEN. Seine 6reunOe babeu oaz
geqen S6ritte in Der 2lngele9eubett er=
griffen. Die S6Jmen in Smaba i9iften
6ieer Sage cine 9epeibe oil Or. Hiegel in
8rag, einen 6iibrer Der NaiOrttdt I'M Oitretz
diI6en 0iei6stage, uno eriu9ten tbn, ben
@rafeu Saafe mom6gli9 3u bemegeu, Die
GinpGnre gegen 6r1. Sona8 iuriifjuiieben.
Gine aHnlide 0epede lit BON bier aus abges
Idjidt morben.
Gtew gort, 23. Suni.-6ieT8e b65nis
i6e 9eRofrateu bielten 9etsrn eine Ser
iammlung IN Der y9tational=6alle," ;" uuo in
6olge relben mnroe eiue 0epei6e an Srn.
gabislauS &ie9er in 8rag ab9eihidt, pel9e
benielben eriu6t, ieinen @influB bel Der 0ft=
reifiidlen &e9ieruug gelteno 81 MAIDEN, nm
bic annabme bes 6ru. Sarl SonaS als Sonz
Jul in Brag 81 erpirfrn. i3u9lei6 i9ifte bic
&erianlmluns bem StaatSiefretGr Slparo
cine 9epeide, ipeld)e gegen Die WaBnabma
oer 0ffrei6ifen 9fe9ierung III oem pOrltez
genoen Sale proteitirt uno Die Baibiugtouer
Ibminiitratton eriufJt, Die @rnenHung oes
6rn. SonaS nid)t 81 mtberrufen.
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ssjnensicGe Scrlcgenbeiteu Der nerI
fantid)en Gesteruns.

Sta6t M MerifO, %. Stunt. - yDiario
Sificial" "bringt etnOetret, bas oerorSnet, oaB
alle 3Dle ubne AbSug in Silber o0er NatiO
nalbanfnOten be5ablt meroen milien, uuo
ueldes ale friiberen @rlaiie in Se;ug aui
bieie An9ele9enbeit miOerruit. I'm bic lf pe=
benbe SdulO su tilgen uuo Oeri4ieOeHeH all
Seren SerbinOli9teiten sere6t gu merOen,
piro bas 9tationalz Shabau1t $25, 900
in IedSpro3enti9en Obligationeu emtttireu,
bic in 25 Sabren etnl6sbar fno. Die 3tnz
fen Der Obli9ationen iOaeu ulle ie6s MOnate
besablt wer6en. Die &e9leruns bebdlt ii9
bas 8edt Dor, bic gau3e @miiiiOn bur4 Sen
@rtras bes Serfaufs BON 8e9ierungsldnoe=
reien Su ieber beliebisen 3eit eiu;uI0ieu.
y0iario Official" Oeroffentlift ein meitez
res 9efret, ipeldles bic Saldrs Der Seamteu
unb guseiteHten Der 8e9ieruug tempOrdr I'M
10 bis 50 YroSent reOu3irt. 0ielenigen Be
amten, pelde weniser, ols $500 pro Sabr
empiangeu, tueroen fetuer &eouftion unters
morfeu. Der ab5u9 iOll als cine S9ulo Der
9iesierun9 9elteA uno ipdter nad9e3abIt
merDer,