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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
MOhaye Mines
(WaIlApai Tribn,aD

A"hilhpai IrlbuLe.l
 Jacob Musser brought in four tons oi ore on Thursday from the Sunlight
 Sole & Caffrey have struck a very fine 9ody ot ore Tn the Alpha mine at LAvne Springs. " "e
 Lee Rauyht brought in a load of ora part rom the MOonbesm and part from the Little Chief.
 1ohn White has struck fine body of nigh grade ore iu the Democrat mine at Naliapai m untain.
 Wm: Callahan brought down three tons ot ore from the Little Chief mine. at otockton, the first part of the week.
 George Mendes came over from Chlor ide the hrst part of the week, with about nVe tons or ore from the Sunday School mine.
 Caldwell Wright and Capt Layne nave struck large and promising body or d ore Tn the Prosperity mine in Todd Basin.
 Mexican working in the Signal mlne Tor himble Bros, of Signal, while ascending the shaft, the early part Of thls week, and when within about htteen feet of the surface be lost his hold and fell back, distance of seventy tlve feet, breaking his neck and instant ly killing him. We have been unable to lind out the unfortunate mans name.
 Frank Hamilton of Mallapai noun tam Is taking Ou. some fine ore from the Marlposa mIne. The Oliver brothers are running tunnel on this claim for s two-t third interest The distance to be run IS about fourteen hundred feet. They are already in bout three hun dred feet.
 drift has been started from the 90 foot level of the Constellation mine, and some very rich ore has been struck. Our informant says that the ore Is the hnest he has ever seen in that district, and from this we are inclined to thIuk 1t Is of the same character as that struck near the surface which assayei l,J00 oZs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
RnnlllAs..BOrt

Married, at the residence Of the brides pare nts, in Tucson, Monday morning June 27th, by Rev. Father J. Deraches, Senor Ygnacio BonIllss, of Magdalena, Sonora. and Miss Mary NJ. Borton, of this city. The wedding was private, none bu. the near relatives of the prin- cipals beiug present Immediately after the ceremony, breakfast was served after which the happy couple took the train for Magdalens, their future home Senor Bonillas is a brother of Mrs. A. r, K SaffOrl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
Sarxnns nehiIitated Men

You are allowed free trial of the use n, Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic Belt ,rirh electric Suspensory Appliances, for inc speedy relief and permanent cure or Ss-yous Debility, loss of Vitality and Manhood. and all kindred troubles, Also for many other diseases. Complete restoration to health, vigor ana s1 nls1- hood guaranteed No risk IS ncur,ea' n,el Illustrated pamphlet, with full lnio5' nation. terms, etc, mailed free oy an- dressing yoltsic Belt Co., Marsna"' Mich.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
RiercIin- hr Stram.

MILD. Copeland, of Arizona, arriy- ed in Omaha Sunday morning, bringing with him a bicycle which IS something of novelty ID its line. In fact, It Is the only one in the world of its kind, having been invented by its present owner. The bicycle is of the Star var iety. it's peculiarity existing ID the fact that 1t is propelled by steam instead ct foot power. The little quarter r-noTse power engine which does the work IS To- cated just above the front wheel ana IS os co,nplete & machine as one could de- sire. The steam is generated by ben zine. and the engine IS easily controlled Inv s contrivsnce which makes 1t as safe a mode of conveyance as when run by foot power. NIT. Copeland IS now on his way to New Jersey, where he expects to have his machine manufactured.- Omaha Bee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
"NOrked for HOnOr."

At the school district No. g, one of the candidates worked very hard for the purpose of his success on the day of election, to be honOred with the respon- sible office. He even voted the blind Ysquis and non-citizens of the United States and brought the majority of per- sons who are not residents of said dis trict in hacks, especially Mexican men and women. who actually did not know for what they were voting. This dis trict was governed some times by sec tion 5 of the new school law and some times by no sectIon at all. HoAo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04

Louisville Courier Journsl; There is not line Of the country's agricultural productions, from corn to peanuts, in controlling or handling which New York is not overshadowed by some other American city; and as to cotton, the pro- jectsd ship canal, whenever finished, will hasten the operation of methods and influences already in existence which will ultimately eXtinguish her cotton trade much more effectually than that of Liverpool, and this by building up tho Southern markets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04

Toledo Blade: The Democratic press is drumming the tune that the war is over, that the South is glad that 1t was whipped, that the Southern people are as loyal to the Union as those of the Dorth, that to ssy anything about the condition ot the negro is to wave the bloody shirt, snd SO on. The Ohio Republican platform takes the true and patriotic ground that the attempt to dls- franchise class of voters is 6 matter of public coucern. It pledges the Re pubhcsns of Ohio to a policy that will protect their rights.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04

Rumors are aflOat regarding the arrest of a person at Pinal, charged with attempting to sell portion of the bull lion recently stolen from the shipment of the Vulture mIne, per Wells. Fargo k Co.'S express. It IS said that the bar valued at $500 is now in the city, but the county officials refuse to make any statement, and the reporter IS conse- quently unable to give any reliable facts. RumoTs duplicate several persons we'll known in Phenix in this robbery Phenix Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04

The professional card of Anderson < Anderson. Attorneys at Law, appears to-day. They have offices in Tucson and Los Angeles. Judge J. A. Ander- son will leave tomorrow for Los Angel es to open an office and bis business will be cared for here by Abel $. Dungan, Esq. Judge Anderson is one of the most careful. profound and trustworthy
 among the legal fraternity in Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
HnfeI Nan,s nisanrerr.

SAN Francisco, Cal.-Mr. George H, Arnold, proprietor of the Occidental Ho- tel, says that as the air IS purer as We ss- cend a man should not object to being as signed to a room on the uppermost floor; that he shouldn't mind taking room- attic, as II were, in view of the fact that st. Jacobs OIl so promptly cures the rheumatic. He states that throughout California it IS regardel as tie great pair-cure of the age.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
StOp That COugh

By using Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung Balssm-the only sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat. and all diseases of the throat and lungs. Do not neglect a cough. It may prove fatal Scores and hundreds of grateful people owe their lives to Dr. FrazIer's Threat and Lung Balssm, and no family will ever be without it after once using it, and discovering its marvellous power. IL IS put up in large family bottles and sold for the small price of 75 cents per bottle.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Prop'rs.
 Cleveland, O. Sold by R A. Ynrba < Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
Mexican Mining Laws.

The code of the Mexican mining laws in pamphlet form, compiled by Carlos Velasco, editor Fl Fronterizo, for sale at the Pioneer book store of J. s. Mans field. The same law relating to mines and mining governs every state Tn the Republic of Mexico. This boOk will be found to miners, mine owners and pros pectors in Mexico invaluable. If
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
UarG.

To all who are suffering from errors and indiscrt tisns of youth. nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great rem edy was discovered by c missionary in South America. Send self-sddressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D New York. y-l6-eod-d-v-1Y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
Fiesta de San Juan.

The Fiesta de San Juan will be held on Murphy's Addition, at the foot of Washington street, Phenix, beginning on June 24th and continuing until July 9th. Fire works each evening. A fine dancing pavilion will be erected on the grounds, and the lest bandin the Ter ritory has been engaged.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
Legal Blanks !!
For Sale at the CITIZEN Office
DISTRICT COURT BIAxxs

| | DISTRICT COURT BLANKS: | Aftiosvit for Attachment Undertaking on Attachment. 1 Indictments
 shsr,a's Certificates of Sale of Real E.,.s. Q. Execution.
 PROBATE COURT BLANKS: Orier directing Notices tO bs gwen to crs.iitor. Notice oi time appointed for proving Will. Sertlneate of WIll and fAets found Order directing posting Notices of ApPlicatios | c, Tor Letters of Administration. Creditors Claim. Order appointing Administrstor bonos of AdminIstrator and Execueor Order appoln'I Ing Appraisers, Order appointing time for Probate of will snd Order appointing time and plsrs sor Vs.r,,x Application to cell Personal Prop@rts s1d
 direcfIng Notice to be given. Order to show cause why order of .ala of Ra.
 Estate should not be " sde Order appointing .se of Per-onAl Property, Order of Sale of Personal Property. Order appoia ting day for settlsmsnt of sceoun . and dlrectin N'-tice to be gwen Notice Of time set for Settlement of Account BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING U. 8. PAT
 ENTS IO MINING CLAIMS; Affidavit of Ciuzenship. Afhdsvit of i've hundred dollars InprovensEts Agreement with Pu6.ishsrs Notlcs ct application tOr .. s. Patent CIVIL PROCEEDING IN JUSTICE COURT: Summons. Complaint on claim and delivery e: Personal Under'akins on clam and dsive-y Of Psr.onAI
 PTOperts. Affidavit on clam and delivery Of PsrsOaaI
 Property Affidavit for attachment against Resldsnt Undertaking on achrlenI, Writ of Attachment Execution. Notice oi Appeal,
 MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS Location Notices, Mining Deeds Real Estate Deeds. Heal Estate Mortgages. Power of Attorney. Leaser, Bond for Deed to Mining Property. Acknowledgements. AcknoNledgments for Man and Wife. Atiiday ts Of Publication Notice Of Mining Claim. Road Station Receipts,
 ES-All of these blanks are priatei In Con fOrmiiy with the Siatutes of ArlxocA and ths mining laws of the United slzfss- Orders sent out of The city C. Q. D.
 N. b.-Packages containing zo Of eacn kiuc or blanks used m Justices Courts. in Criminal and CivIl PrOcesCirg SkOO winch is les than one cent blank All of our Justices bank. wlll bs tOund tO strictly conform tO the sfzfGres of Arizona Address all Letters or Order.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04

A. G. Buttner and Chas. A. Shibell have returned from visit to the scene of the murder of Katz and Soto and brought both their remains. They dis covered positive evidence that the bod les of both Arvy katz and Pablo Soto were burned together. after having been killed. Pieces of the scalp, with the hair attached, of each of these msu, were brought back. The parties were mur- dered solely for the money they pos sessed. ss nothing else was taken. AL though surrounded by cloud of mys- tery, there IS a rainbow of hope m the fulfillment of the prophetlc saying that murder will out" The doctors to-day examined the burned bones brought up and pronounced them those of two men. Mir Shibell says the bodies had lain in the arroyo for some time before they were burned and that the coyotes had carried of portions. That of Arvy Kstz was evidently few feet above that of MT. Soto, and when burned the former VAS rolled down upon the latter and there burned. Of their effects only a part of a bride was found.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
THIN pFpPIE
w. u. SMITH. Supt.
 Per Stevens.

Wells Health Remover" restores heaIthand vIGor. cures Dyspepsla, I'm potence, Sexual Debility. SI. W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
ROUGH oN PAINS. 1"

Cures colic, cramps, diarrhea; ex- Gernaliy for aches, pains, sPrgIns, head ache, neuralgia, rheumatism. For man or beast. 20 and 50c. W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
aRIrHUPAIBA." 1"

Quick. complete cure, all Kidney RIa55er and Urinary Diseases, ,Scaldlng. Irritation. Stone. Gravel. Catsrrh of the bladder, Sl. Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
The School Census.

School Census Marshal R. J. Pyke has just completed the census of school district No. 1. with the following result The children not otherwise mentioned. are all between six and eighteen years
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
In Immense Bargain.

Must be sold immediately for sl2OO a large two story house we'll situated. Original cost of house and lot SIOOO Inquire for particulars at
 II. J. EOCA,
 Cor. Camp and Convent sts-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
Sold by B. A. Ynrba & Co

The dust was very numerous today, in its careless wandering through the streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
"ROUGH ON RATS. .

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bed-bugs. skunks, chipmunks, ants, go- phers. 15c. Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
Installation.

The following newly-elccted officers of Arizona Lodge No. l, A. O. [. w., were installed last night by Past Grand Mas ter Workman Geo. W. Brown, acting as Grand Master, assisted by Past Master Philip Schreiber, acting as Past Grand Master, and Past Master Samuel Baird, acting as Grand Guide:
 Frank Cooler, Past Master.
 Wm. ReId, Master Workman.
 M. Lamont, Foreman.
 A. W. McQueen, Oyerseer.
 Gus. A. Hof, Recorder.
 T. A. Judd, Receiver.
 l.. M. Prince, FinAneier.
 Ed. Scanlsn, Guide.
 J.S. Warner, Inside WstchmaD,
 II. Ortells, Outside Watchmsn.
 The lodge pays per capita tax on l51 members, and during the past six months its total receipts have been nearly fifteen hundred dollars. It IS in a tiourishing condition and its affairs are managed with 0 degree of proficiency seldom met with in an order of it's character.
 After the lodge adjourned the newly elected Master, Foreman and Overseer invited the brethren to a private room at the Scotia, where splendid collation. was spread and an hour consumed m pleasant social intercourse.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
EED-BUGs, FLIES.

Flies, rosches, ants, bed-66ugs, rste, mice. gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by "Rough on Rats" l1c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
MOTHERS.

Ii you are failing; broken, worn out and nervous, use Wells Health he- newer" S1. Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
HEART PAINS.

Palpitation, Dropsical Swelling. Diz ziness, Indigestion. Headache. Sleep lesFness. cured by Wells Health Re- newe.." {
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
"KoUGH oN CoRNs.

Ask for Wells Rough or Corns." l5c. Qulck complete cure. Hard or soit rorns. warts, buniOns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04

It will be noticed that the aggregate number attending private schools does not correspond with the figures reported above. This is explained by the in- structiOns of the marshal that a pupil who attended pubic school but one day m term shall be considered a pupil of the public schools. Therefore s larger number attended the private schools than Is shown in the table. Here IS a subject that demands the closest stten- tion of the new school buard. That so many private schools flourish in this dIs- trict IS comment upon the public schools that involves thousand intricacies of cause and effect. Little rills of suspic- ion, or dislike. or hundred other nOth ings, seem to have led to a streamlet of discomfort, and these accumulstiOns have turned the whole current of local sentiment very curiously. It is hoped that the new board may prove equal to the task of making the public schools popular and that great good may result from the apparent discord.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

unclaimed letters remaining in POstOfkce at ,son, ArizOna June 2e, Iss5:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04

Afiosvit for Attachment Undertaking on Attachment Indictments ehsria's Certificates of Sale of Real E.ss.. O.
 Execution.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-29
Ser 'ssolfe1brmd, In COLORADO.

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oos fid, ME bereits beri6tet, UOrgeltern
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lid] bon bier. Ntebrere @ienbahn= II. Stra=
benbrifen murbeu lueggerihen lluo groBe
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bes 9. u. y. .Gaton, bes SdlulluperIntenoen'
ten bon bier, tpuroe BON letnen Snnoament
oeboben nno nit GROCER Stneul9tett ben
Strom binunter gert6en. 0r. uno 6rau Gaz
ton batten It'd ebcn ;ur 8uhe begeben; 10
balb aber 6r. gatou Die @eiabr mabrnabn1,
lpranQ er aus Der Sbure oeS S0duie5 un0 iOrz
Eerte ieiue Irau nuL DaheIbe 81 tbun. -
8dbren0 er ii6 10 retten Fonnte, flonlmerte
iid1 0ie 6rau al benz 0aule oil, Uuo ais Die
les 100 0aro5 msiter unten an Der Srttte
Ser >, 3 enper= =gferpzSrleanier Sabn" anltteB
unb in Stiife SerIfeate, UerIant Srau Gaton
III Dem Stion1e. Sbr Seid)nam mur0e Htft
mebr 9efunoen. Dtebrere 5amtlien metter
oben am 6luiie enttaluen nit gtOtb mil oem
2eben. gtaf ipdteren Seridten mar Die
Yerbeerung uno Der Serluit an Wtenl6enlez
ben ioqar nod heoeuten0eE, ais man iuerlt
uernlut6ete. 9ln BEN 4bhaugen ee8 SbOofss
6lniies befano itd cine 9roBe An;abl Veute,
o,e i'm fr.ien SelOe lagerten; man beobadltete
mebrere ibrer 3elte, Die I'M Sluiie i6manz
men, nno 90 Der gSolfenbru6 ii6 bel ountler
gad)t ereignete, piro befiirf)tet, baB piele
pon ibuen unlfameu. Oiebrere Weilen nm
terbalb Der Stabt iou Die Qeif)e eiuer lhwe-
oiihen 6rau sefunoeu pOrben ietn.
Ser 0tapor oon COLORADO Springs if)Gbt
ben burf ba8 leBte @emitter angerthteten
S6aDen auf $25 900; in @berp= Greet wtrp
Der Sdlaben $40 900 betragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-29

iiir Die Setting Ser Union tdmpIte, Ole S'aot
9iep. 9orf bie Srutiiatte oe8 g@opperDeao=
tbumS," Der SuopuIltGt nno Der SeSellloH
mar.
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geSogen bate, paren eS ole -ASduhet oeE
9&oultrdbe il 9teru= Yorf, meldle nitt letHeHl
NameH uRb @iufluiic 9anoei trIeoen uHo
ibn unb jGreS 0titglieo letnsr 6anlilte I'M
allies brG6pn, mas iie beiuBen. SSelpen
QHiprud aljo bat oie Sta0t 9temsgort an
Die bobe uni6dbbare Gbre, Die lterbll9ell
ueberreite beS $3eioen Der gtatIou 81 erqal-
ten mn 81 bemadlen?
gSenn Die 3eit ser erlten 8raner porIoer
iein uirb, baun miro and oas Seroaais
munQsurtbeil elm aloemeiueS meroen, oaB
lie Ansmabl Der Std6t gtews 9ort alS Be
ar6bniBIiGtte cine uHOerbiente GbrenoeSet=
q iiir cine Staot mar, peldle ME oeS
'Dli9eucn SreunoiH geweien 1T mo tel.
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Grant'S Scburtsbaas.
Cincinnati, 8, %. Suli. - Dtl9ael
0erib, jun., Der gegenuGrttSe Gi9entpumer
res 6auieS III 8oint 8lenlant o., II. IUela
dem General Grant geboren puroe, ertldrt,
er niirbe porlieben, oas 9auS 81 behalteu,
mo es lit, pOlle leood and III lelue ueber=
traguns nod etuem anoeren Srte elnmlut'
gen, meuH Inn cine geniaenoe Summe oa.
fir Qebcten meroe. Sin &iucinnatl'er Bur=
Ger hate ibm $1,000 iiir oa8 6aus angelo:
ten, ullein er Seg leues anerbieteu nift II
@etradt. SeriG ertlIrt, er t0uue baS 9an;t
@ebGuoe iiiifmeiie ais 8eliquien uertaufeH
unS CT bat in Der Shat $5 fir cine Senlter
flamUer uuo etnige Spdbne erbulteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-29
Gin streit iiber Ste s6nlfraae.

Srop, N..D., 28. Suli. - Sn Der erIten
gYarb pom 8eits sSrop, fiibrte beute eine Ser
ianlmlunq, tpelfe peraultaltet moroen mar,
um iiber ben Soridlas 81 enii6eioen, ben
Siilritt gu einem 6reiiduls s0iitrft Su ma
t1el, reip. bic tutboliiden @emeinoeidulen
inter oas allgemeine Sdulseiee gu fteuen,
All aufregenben Scenen. Sater Curtin bate
Elm @irtHlar erlafien, in tpeldem er ertlGrte,
Sas asiettireriide 9ebren im Sale Der aunahme
SeS Sori6la9s inter ben S6ultinoern uer=
breitet neroen piirben, unO 9robe @rbittez
tuna uerfiinbete iid besbalb. Afs 3. 9.
9urant, SOrFter Ser SduloireftOreu, bic
Seriaulnilung 5nr Sronnng 81 rufen uer=
iudlte, na6penl Dies i6on jebn 0tinuten
Dor Der feftgeesten 3eit ourd ben Gr<Sdul=
commifIGr 9eenan 9eideben mar, purbe er
BON einem Glide. auf pelden er fties, berab=
aeriiIen unb Dor Die Sbiirs sepOrfem. Cine
Seilerei eutitanb, in melder elm Broteltaut,
giamens 9piert, cine flafienbe Sdnitttuunoe
am Haden erlitt. 9urant organifrte ipdter
cine speite Seriammlung i'm unteren Stod=
tperfe, in weldaer bei9lofen puroer BEN
Observation-Disclosures beS @rSiehunsswes
lens einen Broteit einsurei6en. Die anoere
Eaftion beiflob, ben 9iifritt 81 einem 6reis
idulS S9iiirift Al MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-29
BropinBe en-
lten: grtrunft 9efOrben
2S,O44 l12,347
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OScr,,,iSdhfca.

Die beutiqe Steuer @innabme betru9
$141, 1878 uno Die 3oueinna6me 1868, 1928.
Die @ommiiIion fir y alabama" 9luipriite
mirb iif mor9en bis Sum SftOber Oerta9eu.
3ur Ginl5iun9 beItlmmte Natipnals 8anf=
9toten i'm getrage uon S5l5, 900 llefen beute
i'm Sdnt0mte ein.
Der S0nig bon 8elgien uno Der YrGItoent
Don Chile bQben Sabels0epei6en geI6tdt, in
melden iie tieieS Gebaueru iiber Den Sob oe5
@enerols @rant GuBern.
3as Murineboipitals 8iireau lit bena6z
ridtigt, oaB iid bis gum 16. Sull "A &rz
tranfrneen une SOoesfdue am gelben Sic
ber in 9aUanna ereigHet baben.
Ser Glerf oeS Heprdientantenbauies bat
e,n @emite ernannt, meld)e8 Der Seerot9un9
bes Generals @rant betmohnen iau. Inter
ben 0lit9liebern befiuoen it6 96. @arlIsIe,
&anbau unp Nicrrllon.
Ser Nderbauz GommiiiGr 1T BON ueridieoe=
nen Seiten Der benadridti9t noroen, Dap
Der fiir bieie SaiOn Oertbeilte 3uferrobrIas
men nid,t auf9iNg. Sine llnteriudnng bat
nm ergebeu, 0aB ser nod in Belts 0es VI
ferbaus Siireans befinolthe Samen talt 9dn5-
lid pertbloS lit.
Sr. 9eoioro Madep, Der amerifauii6t
9oniul III Nio @ranbe oa Sol Sraiilieu
ueluer Dor Sur3em bort einen braitlianiI1eu
&cuatteur mesen eines S9nabarttfel8 &C.
cen ibn (Dtadeg) uno letne SHUTTER erl1oB
nnb melder ebrenpoQ fretgeiproten muroe
lit aui elmer llrlaubsreiie bier aH9etommeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-29
0irbeff ittt0 Qol,ft.

SteubenDtlle, o, %. Sult. = Sn
ben ,Spauloln9- -@iienmerfeu" in 8riutant
murGen Die 8orbereltungeu UOllenoet, nm
sehn Ndgelmai1inen IN Betrieb 81 lebeu,
melfe bios uon ,6eeoers" beoient meroen,
@s gci6iebt Dies I'M @egeniut gu ben 6Or=
oerlIngen ser pga9lcr." S0nHen Oteie 0tas
ihinen nit GrioIg berluenbet perOen, 10 miro
Die ganse Sabrit in oieier 2Seiie etn9eridtet.
Die pSeeoers" in ben 6abrtten bon Sefferion
uno 0tin9O ertldren, iie pOllen ni1t al5
y0ta9ier" arbelten.
9GiInbeGpbia, %. Suli. - Die Nn9es
ifellten Der gerberei Der 6trma Sboemater &
Comp. an Der 6rautfOrb gluenue, nabe
Srantioro @reef, iesten heute frib etnen
ausiianb in Scene. 9luf @eiut Der Sirma
1T cine &btbeiluu9 YOlisei mad Der @erberei
geitidt mOroeu, I'M Rubeit0run9en au uers
binoern.
Oit. Carmel 8enni., %. Suli. - Der
lanqe Gusiano in Der rBeunglUania Sob
len9rube," in oeIien SOlge nabeiu 700 Wann
oas garSe Subr obne 8eidafti9ung tuaren,
purbe beute tbeilmeiie beenbet, inoem 100
Niann Su DER BON ben SrinSipalen an9eoro-
neten 9obnreouftiOn BON sebn ProSent an Die
9lrbeit suriidfehrten.