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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-17
FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD.
A General Reduction in the Price of Gas
and an Increase Of Service.

A question of more than usual Importance to
the pockets of the consumers of gas, was set
tied yesterday by the representatives Of the gas
company and the committees of the Council and
Aldermen on public light For several days
negotiations have been pending to secure to the
patrons of the company a cheaper rate for their
gas. and favorable conclusion was reached yes
terday. The gas company had two contracts
with the city. one of which was Of a general
nature, binding the city TO use gas furnished by
the company, and compelling the company to
extend its mains in accordance with agreement
when directed to do so; and to furnish the
city with $500 hours of gas each year
The other was specific contract,
fixing the rate of compensation ct
50 per thousand feet, and arranging the minor
details. The general ordinance ran for several
years. and the specific ordinance was renewed
from time to time for periods of not exceeding
three years. The general ordinance expires
shortly, and the other has one year still to run.
Under the agreement reached Yesterday the gen
eral ordinance is to he renewed for ten years,
with proviso that the city can abrogata it on
ninety days notice should it be determined to use
electric light, but for no other reason; and the
company abandons its specific contract to which
~ coulo Hoiu the CITY Tor another year. In
SHERATON or this a new specific contract will be
made by the adoption of an ordinance
binding the city TO use the coinpany,s
gas for three years, and the company to
supply 2, 740 hours of light instead of 2 500, for
which the rate of compensation is fixed at al so
per 900. BY the terms of the compact the rate
for private consumers is also reduced from
81 to $3.50, reduction OF just 10 per cent. The
new arrangement will go into effect as soon AS
the ordinances agreed upon can be passed by
both L4d nE rtnsN ,l Il,
Mr. Allen Al. Fletcher, president of the gas
company. stated TO a representative of the
Journal that in cOnsenting to the new arrange
ment ne had been actuated wholly by desire to
ment of reducing their revenues 10 per cent,
was one that was not to be taken for their own
benefit and he hoped the step would be duly APP
preciated by the people. The only advantage
that can accrue to the company is the possible
duced rate
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PROCEEDINGS Against .Jay Gould.

JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 16-In the Supreme
Court this morning, Attorney general Boone
filed several informations against Jay Gould and
others, who are officials of the Missouri Pacific,
the Wabash st. Louis & Pacific and the ST.
Louis, Iron Mountain g. Southern railroads, in
violation of provision of the State
Constitution, which prohibits the off
GERS of one railroad company from
holding Office in another, owning or con-
trolling parallel or competing railroads, and
which, also, prohibits officers of express COM
panies from holding Office in railroads over
which their express lines run. The proceeding
is in the nature of aquo warranto to compel those
officials to show cause why they should not va
cate the Offices they hold in violation of the Con-
stitution,
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Experiencing Trouble on All sides.

experiencing IrOuDi0 on All SlueSs
Between snow blockades and proposed unjust
legislation the railroads of several of the West
ern States are experiencing rough times Min
nesota and Nebraska lead the van. In Min
nesota the evils of which the farmers complain
are high freight rates and the elevator monopoly.
The presentlaw provides that elevators shall take
only two cents bushel for handling and deliv-
ering grain, and half cent bushel for
cleaning it, when that is desired. 1t costs $1,000
&c, 900 bushels of grain and So 600 year to run
It, There is much cheaper temporary affair
known as q flat elevator" which runs only
through the delivery season. The roads have
been having permanent elevators built along
their lines at rather small marketing points, and
then have protected the business of these con-
Germs by refusing to take grain from fiat eleva-
tors, thus shutting out competition. The pro-
posed railroad bill, as it now stands.
requires the roads to take freight wherever
mission power to fix freight rates. UP to maxi
mum point named in the bill. and to bring suits
for all refusals to comply with the law. The
railroads oppose the fixed rate scheme which
has failed wherever tried, outside of Illinois. and
say they have been giving monopoly to eleva-
tors only in places where there is not business
enough for two. There is much less feeling in
Wisconsin, and the only bill pending there gives
the commissioner power to investigate COM
plants and enforce his orders in the same gen.
eral way that the Board of Commissioners of
Massachusetts does. No attempt will be made
to fix freight rates, but bills ara pending to tax
express and sleeping car companies for the sup
port of the State, as is done with all the cor
poratons in Vermont Nebraska has, like Min
nesota, farmers alliance, which has just been
in session at Lincoln. demanding railroad regula
ton. Colorado people are also keenly jealous OF
railroad Entertainments.
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Pools Not Essential to Rates.

For two years past tho railroad editor of the
Chicago Tribune has been blaming pools for the
continued decentralization in rates Now that there
Is prospect that the trunk line pool is to be
dissolved, he says: 'As long as this blockade
continues, no business will be taken at less than
tariff rates, but when the blockade is lifted,
rates will be cut more seriously than hereto
fore. The eastbound pool cannot be maintained
after April l, when the Grand Trunk withdraws
Lower rates are certain then" Why need this
be4 The Grand Trunk people express willing
ness to maintain rates outs ide of all pooling
agreements. Since 1876 the trunk-line roads
have aternated between iron clad combinations
and open war. and in each instance the end has
been decentralization, the last having been the
worst experienced; consequently the condition
cannot well be worse. The trunk-line pool,
at best has maintained no better rates
than those at which freights were carried
prior to its organization. The fact is the strong
roads have been compelled to hold up the weak
Oaes ana give them business in order TO avoid
break which would precptate competition.
The roads which were virtually or actually in
solvent had nething to lose by competition. and
could hope to make up for low rates by larger
business, while the dividend paying lines were
sure to suffer Hence the motives for maintain
ing the pool have not been strong enough with
the West Shore, the Erie, and the I.acka
wanna to prevent them from constantly
cutting rates and giving the other
lines excuse for taking any course
that might seem to be for their interest The
roads whose financial condition gives their man
ayers little sense of responsibility to stockhoh-
ers are under strong temptation to fight for all
they can get OF through business at whatever
rates may serve to bring it TO them, and nothing
but concessions of more than they would be
likely to get under uniform schedule and free
composition is likely to stop them Notw;th-
standing. il does not follow that with the non
existence of a pooling agreement all the
roads are to slaughter rates regardless of results
On the contrary, the weak lines viii not. as in
mes past work for tonnage regardless of rev
eaue that thev may increase their pool per
s.nts. and earnings will cut more of figure
than for some time past
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Narrow-Gause Items.

The Toledo. Cincinnati. 81 st. Louis narrow
gauge is evidently getting onto a solid basis.
The report of Receiver Craig shows that after
paying disbursements Mr. Craig has on hand
out of his receipts the exorbitantly large sum of
SIG. H.
St Louis freight men are worried lest the T.,
O. d st. L. should in some manner get new
lease OF life and demand admission to the ST.
louis eastbound pool PROFESSIONALLY the
harrow gauge road Is in a position 10 demoralize
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n HIOAGO, sT. LOUIS q PITTsBURa RAIL

r. HICAGO, ST. LOUIS e. PITTSBURG RAIL-
~ ROAD COMPANY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb g. 1885.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS & PITTsBURG RAILROAD Com
PANY will be held at the principal Office of the com.
pany in the Union Depot at indianapolis, Ind on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is, 1885,
at IL o'clock rn for the purpose of electinp two
directors to fill the places of a like number whose
term OF service expires at that date and for the trans
action of such other business as may properly come
before the meeting The transfer books will be closed
on Wednesday, Feb. 25. at o'clock p. M, and re-
opened on Thursday, March 10. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
S. b. LIGGETT, Secretary.
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rates. 1t is perfectly independent of them, un-
der a recent decision of the court at Toledo, as
the Michigan Central is strictly enjoined from
exercising any discrimination against it refus-
ing its freight
Quigley, who represents certain T.. c. & st. l..
bondholders, gives notice, as per order of the
court, that bondholders wishing to participate
in the benefits accruing from the purchase of
the terminal property at East st. Louis can do
so by signing the trust agreement of April 8,
1885 Signatures will be received at 81 Beaver
street, New York. Meantime the Corbn syndi-
cate are quietly looking out for their interests in
that direction.
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The Root Of tbs Evil.

To thoroughly cure scrofula it is necessary to
strike directly at the root of the evil This is
exactly what Hoods Sarsaparilla docs, by acting
on the blood. thoroughly cleansing it Of all i'm
purties. and leaving not even a faint os serofula
in the vital fluid. Thousands who have been
cured of scrofuia by Hoods Sarsapariila testify
to its wonderful blood purifying qualities. Sold
by ali druggists
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Wants the Facts Known,

Mr.. Editor: 1 and my neighbors have been
led so many times into buying different things
for the liver. kidneys and blood that have done
US more harm than good. 1 feel it due your
readers to advise them when honest and
good medicine like DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic can
be had. Yours truly, An OLD SUBSCRIBE.
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Muerlei.

Fl
= Qeute Mittag l l1br ert6nten bic
Jeuergloden unb Seigten elm Seuer in
ber 3ten Warb an. 9afelbe mar in
6er Wobuuug beg Qerrn 5. Shdbler
am Commencement Qia ausgebrotben
uno bat bas 9aus poQftdnbig 3erft6rt.
= Sic ,@ounin : Gommiifioner ere
tudblten beute Nat. 2emis gum Sheriff
bon 8erar @ountD.
= 3mei Mdnner NameEs Grper uno
9arper mur6en am Greitag bertpunbet
bonn Salabo mad Der Staot gebraht.
geiDe famen bon GloresbiIe nit 8aum<
noble nod Der @taot. gm @aIabo
wurben ibre pferbe i6eu unb fe felbit
pom Wagen beruntersef1leubert. nobel
Der Cine elm gein brad unb Der @nbere
unter bic 9ufe Der Pferbe gerietb uub
nidt unerbebli9 berlebt tuuroe.
= Mm @onnabenb ftarb 9err Grie<
bri6 StrauB i'm Nlter bon 70 Sabren.
Die 8eerbisung feiner 2ei1e fanb am
Sonntag bon Der Wobnung bes 0er=
forbenen in Der preiaftraBe aus ftatt.
Das Diaritteeri6t pertagte fi9
am Sonnabeno big gum Montag anldB=
lid beg Sooes bes Sheriff @tepens.
= Ser am Sonnabeno in Der gafiz
nos6atle a~bgebaltene Ball ber -. so.
.. a." tuar redt aablrei9 beiudt unb
perlief our algemeinen 3%ufriebenbeit
Naer, bic oaran tbeilnabmen.
= Mm 6reitag Mbenb ,mir6 in Der
Surnerbale "The Bandit King" aur
MuHibrung fommen, Der i'm Niblos
Sbeater 5u Stem Oorf u~nsebeures Gurz
rore madte. ueber ben 6auptafteur,
Scr. WaIid i6reibt bas vMorning
Sournat": nWalid 1T elm robulter
unb unerfdrodener 9eIb, Der ftets i'm
re9ten Iugenblid gum S6uBe Der linz
f9ulo eri6ein." grmdbnerstpertb 1T,
baB in benz Stid amei pferbe auf ber
Bubne erf6eiuen, beren 2eiftungen
auBerorbentli@ iin6.
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Ntn 0iruaeiptnff.

Ser au5eig:r bes @effens beri6tet;
Urau angeline Simors bon Muitin,
Seras, uerlebte i'll Der Na6t bon Siensz
tag auf getern bic Wngeltelten oes 2az
clebe 0otels III ni9t seringe 4%ufregung.
Trau Simous tpar auf Ser GeiIe bon
pittsburJ mad ibrer 9eintatb am Eien=
tug Abeno in 2aclebe Sotel a~bgefiegen
uno bate iid gegen Ill llbr our Gube
begeben. &u,s mad Mitternadt bearbeiz
tete tie plobli6 ben &nopf Der elefrtii6en
@lofenleitung in ibrem 3immer, baB
bic @lode in Ser Office bes @lerfs Sturm
ldutete. Gin Sunge wuroe binaufgez
i6idt, UNI na65uieben, mas bas energiz
i6e Signal bebeute, unb fam i'm ndb=
item N~ugenblide boiler Cd eden tpieoer
berunter unb erSdblte atbemlos, baB
6rau Stmons heraubt lei unb ii6 in DER
maBloieften 4ufresung btfinbe. Ser
Glerf elite su ibr uno fu6te le bergebli6
5u beruhigen. S@lieBli6 bermohte er
iie, ben 8organg gu er5dbleu, Der ie in
etnen 3uitauo Der Neru6iitdt oeriebt batz
tie. Sic Dame CAB an, oaB iie Die Grdu
zines Spirituoienbdnblers lei. tpelder
in pittsburu auriidgeblieben iei, UNI els
ne 9eeroe M}auleiel baielbit gu oerfaus
fen. 8eri9ieoene llm1taube ieien auiam=
mengefommeu, fie in aufgere9te Stimz
mung gu berieBen. Sic babe ii6 Sorsen
gema6t, baB Der 8erfauf Der Waultbies
re ni6t gu ibres Mannes 3ufrie6enbeit
ausfaaen mer0e, fie bate ii6 auf Der rei=
ten &elie, bic ie obne mdnnli6en Sdub
uaternommen, g~edng1tist u11o i6lieBlib
babe ibr Mann beim Mbi1ie6e ibr bas
Breler=M aruea=8 erbre9en in's @es
bd6tniB 5uriidgerufen unb he gebeten,
ia ni9t i'm Soutbern 6otel abauffeigen.
neber ben prelersM orb babe lie fort=
tpdbreno nahoenfen miiHen. Mls fe fid
gu Bett begeben, babe fie ibr @elb utto
ibre S9mudia9en in 5wei padeten uts
ter ibr &opffi1en seitedt. Na1 Wlitters
na6t babe Semanb an lire Sbure ge=
po6t uno als iie bieiel6e ge6fnet, babe
ii6 elm Mann eingebrdnst, ibr elm pitol,
borgebalten unb georobt, fe gu eri9ie>
BEN, iuenn iie ibm ni@t fage, mo- fie ibr
Gelb babe. Sic fei in Sobesangf auf
ibre Rniee geiunfen unb babe auf bas
&opfii7en ibres 8ettes geaeist. st babe
basielbe au~fgeboben, bas gr0Bere padet.
tpel@es $3.50 entbalten, an fi6 senom=
men uno ii9 eiligft entfernt.
Ser 3uftan6 Der Grau maj 10 beurtz
rubigenb, oaB Elm Nr3t gerufer tpurbe,
Der oenielben als bpfterif1e grregtbeit
binfeate un6 elm 8erubigungsmittel ber=
f9rieb.
Mnoeren Worgen mur6en apei Sc
beimpoli5iifeu mad benz 2aelebe 9otel
gei6idt, UNI aus5uinben, mas an benz
angeblidem &aube Wabres lei. sic
f%anoen, baB bic Dame Elm Yafei NIT
S6mudiahen uno $40 in @elo uuter
ibrem GppffiKen bate. Srau @imons
er5dblte ibnen, baB iie $3.50 ibrem @at=
ten Dor ibrer Wbreiie geseben babe. aber
erflarte ipdter, baB 1ie nod $3.50 nit iid
setiibrt bate. lleberbaupt Dtoerfprahen
bic Mngaben. bic iie ben @ebeimpoliai=
fen ma6te. in oielen punften hen eriten
Wngaben benz @Iert bes Dotels gegenz
iiber, uno tparen bertpDrren. Oie &C.
beimpoli5iften gemannen bic MrIii9t, baB
ibr @ebirn in Golge BON ibermaBiger
Nerb0ftdt fieberbaft erregt tporben uub
bic gan5e @ei6i6te elm 9Irngeipinft
mnr.
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,aren bic berpprfehenbfen Tarbeu,

iuaren bic berpprfe6enbiten Garben.
Sd fam Der Sniel ndber unb naber.
SIN Nnndbeln ipyaug pl6bli6 aus Dem
goben cine @n5abl ieltiam perfldrter
perlonen berbor, beren @ef6ter mir
betaunt uorfamen. @noli6 erret6te i6
bag 2anb. Gin prd9tiger Gbor bon
@timmen, menf6li9er unb Der BON
86geln, lieB fi6 p%ernebmsn. Sd i6loB
ent3idt bic Nueen unb f6mamm &C.
md6lid bis gum @eitabe. Da lag i6
tpie elm Sinh in ieiner Wiese; etmas
gei4md4t, wie i6 bermutbe, bur6 bic
entnerOenoe Wirfuns Der Dligen MaiIe,
in oer i'd gei6mommen. gnbli9 off,
nete i'd meine Nugen. Ser be3aubernbe
&eis mar fofort DerI6muuoen. Die
g0ltli6e 9armonie perfummte. Die
@eii9ter betra6teten mid nod INNER
NIT e,tem Nusbrud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
aber i6 muroe balo genabr, baB 1te
ben W}itglieoern unieres Uereins ange=
b0tten. Ser S6mer3 in meinem 6alie
lpar groB Sd uar iebt i'm o6aigen
Belib meiner SHINE. Meine Treunoe
Datten mid glllfll1erwelie re9t5elllg
losgel6nitten. Sd mar nod INNER
f9wa6-5u f6mab, uni bic Neu9ierbe
meiner Greunbe iofOtt gu befrie6isen.
als i'd i'm Stanbe mar. gu ipre9en, ers
adblte i'd ibnen meme %grfabrungen.
Obpobl i'd cine reiSenhe S9ilberung
bon benz gnt3iden. Oas i6 empfunben,
enttparf, moate feiner berielben einpils
ligen, mein Experiment au betfu6en.
Sic ole be5ei6netsn mein @erbalten
als belbenmitbig, aber lebnten es OBJ
iolut ab, meinem Beiipiel 81 folgen.
Sic iasten, i'd tdtte 10 lei6enblau aus
geieben."
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@te SaS 09uaen TINT.

neber bic gmpfinbuns zines @ebdng.
ten gebt Der rpaa DIAL @a3ette" BON
einem Witgliebe elmer Dirt BON vSelbltz
moro: Club, bas fi9 neuli6 in @egenz
mart mebrerer Greunbe tbeilmetfe
bdngte, cine intereHante @1ilberung
gu. Ser Correspondent fdreibt:
Gin gutter ftarfer @trid tpul6e ber>
beigei9aHt unb- an ben 8altem bes
9a6es elmer S6eune befeitigt. Sd aog
on benz Stride NIT meinen 6dn6en, INN
mid gu pergemifern, baB er nidt serz
reiBen Diirbe. Damn lieB i9 mir bic
Mugen Derbinben unb befties einen
Stubl. SIR ben Mugenblid. i@ ge1febe,
mar i'd f9pa9 genug gu erbleider unb
sl 5ittern. Sd erlangte inbeB meme
@eifesgegenmart balo ,pie6er, unb nun
itedte i'd ben &opf our6 bic @1Iinge
unb CAB bas Signal. Sd fiblte, ME
Der Stubl urter mir tpegge3ogen tparb.
Gin itarfer Stud unb i'd empfanb einen
beftigen S6mer5 in meinem 9alfe, als
OBJ meine &raoatte pl6Bli9 5u ettge ge=
tporoen iei. Stun fommt Der ieltiamite
She'll meiner grfabruug. Na9 benz
erfen S6merse, oer, i6 eefebe es, ent=
i1iebe1 beftig mar, berlDr i'd oas Bez
wuBtfein. IS i6ien mir, baB i9 in
clue neue @elt oeriebt iei, tpelde niel
fd0ner mar als irgeno etmas, mas fi1
Der Si9ter eeoa6t. Sd fdmamm, 70
biinfte mir, in einem Selmeere. Sos
@efibl mar iiberaus f6ftli9. 2eidt unb
obne Infrensung bur9 bic fliiffiee
Nahe f6wimmeno, gepabrte i9 in
melter Gerne cine rei3enbe imarasbs
crime Snfel. Sieie gu errei9en mar
mein Wunf6. Sd f@wamm semd9lid
uno 5ufrieben babin. Oas Meer ned
ieIte ieben Mugenblid feline Garbe; Elm.
mol mar es cine @olbmaHe, als Of bic
SOnne oaranf sldy3en0 f6iene. Sm
nd9iten Mugenblide mar es lebbaft
blutrotb; aber bieie Garbe Bot ni9ts
Jiir6ierli6es ooer @felerregenbes bar.
Das Deer uabm fbatid6li9 ale Gar=
ben bes 3esenbosens on; gelb unb rOtb
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Gin MprS.

Nm Sonnabenb entbedte elm @nabe
in ber Ndbe oes Bumpbauies Der Waiz
fermerfe cine 2ei9e I'M San Mntonio
Glu1e. Die polioei purbe bonn Dump
bauie aug per Selepbon bon Dem Gunbe
bena6ridtist unb 6riebensri9ter Moam
fam nit elmer Sum beraus, um Sob
tenidau ab3ubalten. gbe man bic
2eife nus Dem Wa1er ge3osen bate,
mar es gu ounfel gemorben unb es
muBte elm Geuer anse3anbet perben.
8eim S6ein behelben heate ii9 beraus,
baB bier elm 0forb borlag. Sie 2ei9e
mar bic zines Merifaners uno batte
apei Wunbeu i'm S9dbeI. bic NIT Ell
mem i6arfen Snftrument beisebra6t
fein mubten unb bas @ebirn Bios ges
legt batten. Man bra6te bic 2eide
nod benz Irmenbauie, moielbt fie faft
bon allen in ben Steinbrii6en arbsitens
ben Wsrifanern beiibtigt murbe. God
permO4te Niemano BON ibnen bieIelbe
gu ioentifi3lren.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir oas gso.
6emblatt $3.50,

nnier 1eiienner, Serr ~. Meu.
oeliobn beiu6t gegenpdrtis bic Stdote
entIanB Der 9eras Central, Der @an.
ia Sc unb Der 5eras pacifie 8abu uuo
mirb namentli6 i'm n6rbli6en unD
aorbofliden 3beile bes Staates ldnger
~bertpeilen.
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@ebt es miemalS amf!

@enn SIR an %seitiser gridlaTuns, appetit.
%loiistelt, ~aIsemeinea, 8erfaG, unoronuna bes
8lutes, fdma9er Contribution, Ropfpeb ober
irseno elmer @alenfranfbeit leibet, beriudt auf
isbeu Sail cine 8Iaide Ses electric Bitter. Sbr
perbet iibeiraidt fein burd Die idneue 8efe.
ruus, bic es b~eiuirft, ncmes seben ipiro BEL Gud
eintsbren, Sbr meroet wiebcr aralte erlanaen,
oas @lenb miro aulboren unb Sbr tuerbet @lee.
trio Sitter prsiien. gu baben fir so Gents bic
Glalde bel u. Drsib.
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81 e e r.

Grit oor einigen Sasen brannte
Seeles Sin an Der 2eona ab unb am
@onnabenb tpurbe cine atpeite Sin in
8erar @ountp bon bemielben S6idial
credit. Oieies Mal mar es 0iloe>
branots Sin on Der @aIeberas, mel9e
in &auh aufging. Mit Der Sin pers
brannten 76 8anen 8aummple, 10
baB man ben @erluft auf $1,000 OBJ
f6dBt. Der ni6t bur9 8erIiderung ges
bedt 1T. Ni9t nur leibet Serr 9ilbe=
brandt be6eutenbe 8erlufe, ionbern
aud bic Garmer, bic 8aummoIe bei
Der Sin liegen batten, unb bic Gru6t
langtpieriger Nrbeit in penigen Minu=
ten berloren. l1eber Die @ntfebungss
uria9e bes Geuers berlautet, baB fi9
eine patrone 3mifden Der Baumwole
befano, bic 5piiAen bic @dgen Der Gin
gerietb. wobu,6 cine @rplolion erfolgte.
Yemerfeusmertb aber bleibt es. baB bies
i9on bic 5meite Sin 1T, bic Ser Dill
bebrauot bur6 Geuer berloren bat.
Die erffe brannte por ungefdhr a6t
Sabren ab.
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Die BETTE Gable Der 8elt fir Sdnitte,
0uetidunsen, @efdpire, Gieber. unb 9aut'
ausfdlae, 8ledte, seiprunsene Sdnoe, Grof'
beulen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten turirt ga.
mprrboiben ober feline B~e3abluns. 80lise
Classification sarantirt ober bas gelO pirb
suriideraattet. 20 Gents bic Sdadtel bel u.
9reib.
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alatt" I'ts ben preis Inn $500 aui
Elm Jotr portofrei nah Deutihlano.
Der Qerausgeber.
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1tnier Reiienoer SER ST. Gbaben
heiu1t Die Stdote entlang Der Sunistz
Babn unb angren5enbe Counties bis
binunter nod 6ouiton.
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1t fer Neisenber Serr s. g. Bmlds
bereiit %gesenmdrtig bic Counties gomal,
@ua6alupe, @ou3ales, galbmsa &c.
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ipreden f6nnen. Same unb Norefe
finb in Bee Office Der nGreien prefe"
an5ugeben.
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tomb finb eingelaben, @Iarf's Bill
9aIle Nr. @ II, alamo
StraBe, gu beiu6en.
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p. y. Nftuer,
Totrisant BON Hubber Stamps, @das
blcuen, Gieseln, Bor.@beds, Ebarplattsn
urb 6oueuurnmern.
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4auseinridtunsss @esenfdnbsn &c.
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Gabrtfant BON ptamps.
Stimuen unb 8epariren cine Spe5ialitdt.

Strsid. unb Blas- Snftrumente ipsrben our
3ufrieoehbeit reparirt.
Droers bonn 2anbe iperben prompt ausaefibrt.
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