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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17

roNMAIION ~ M rANrNrnsnIr.

This February 10, 1850.
FORMATIONS or rItr PARTNERSHIP.
From Col. smith history of This con
tract and ITS results was learned.
MIR. II. G.. Catett came from Virginia
to Texas in 1896 ana was Interested In
land matters here until the outbrcaI
OF the war between the United
States and Mexico, when he hoculur II
quartermgster i'm the Yankee army. Re-
turning to washington in 1850 To- settle
hts accounts with the government. he M.
Mr.. Topmhs, then iIenbtrof congress
with whom he had previously been sc-
qmiutcd, and succeeded I'm interesting
him in proposed .puculatiou Ia Texas
lands sir. Crawford. secretary uf tie
treasury. WAS warm friend of Tonmbs.
and he was also induced TO enlist m lhe
enterprise
OPERATIONS orvll- FIRM.
alreemuut CItle,treturned DO
Texas, AND purchasing Wha, wa. known
20, the Toby scrip located 100 600 acre, Oh
,aud iu she Rubuis1n aud Fluuu mud
districts. Oua-half ui The land dlrd uaou
was situated In rairapt county and tby
balance u johnson. Parker. Cooke.
Wise and Montague counties The Tar
rant county Irnarrt. of the arm con.
sisted chiefly OF the J. Wilcox surveys.
urglNnug NO silver creek sind following
the Trinity ina solM body into W I'D
county. A large tract was also situated
on VHlage creek. aud known as the
II. G.. Catlett survey CUtlrt
took sick from exposure endured ia las9t-
ing de certificates, and died nd Momphis
iplS54, lt was his intention TO Gle on a
large body of land back of the watcr,d
sections, which he secured ON the West
Fork of the Trinity, but death frustrated
this design md cul short The acqnirement
of Texas lands by the firm of CAuett,
Toombs & Crawford.
rooMBs gunBIr, IN, THE BONANZA.
Crawford conveyed his interest In the
lands 10 his son and sou-ln-law. who very
soon sold out To Mr. Toombs. Catlett
left son, who dlsappearrd
shortly after his fathers death
nnd was not heard of until about 1867.
when no turned up In Missouri. aud soon
afterward sold his interest 10 Sir. Toombs.
The latter Amounted Col. J. q. Smith his
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
C0RSICANA.

A Dancing Master Uses n SHOTGUN with
Effsct-Y. M. q. 4. Hail.
special to the Gazette.
CoRsIcANA, TEX, Dec. l6.-J. Van
Cannon, a dancing master, and G. =. Con-
nelly, farmer, while hunting near Rerns,
got into difficulty, in which Connolly
shot at Van Cannon twice, with revolt
yer, without hitting him, Van Cannon
then shot at Connolly with shotgun,
putting load OF shot into the latter's
left breast, inhietiBg serious and proba-
Div fatal wound. Van Cannon was jailed
10 await the action OF the grand jury
The Young Mems Christian association
bnye made arrangements To build hall
and public library, and work will be com
menced at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
The Indian

special to tho Dazcue.
MUsRuGtE, l. T., Dec. grand
countu Of the territory ma Ia
last week with Il tull uttel5 ~.
principal business WIS the su ~ a n =
their approval OF articles Of d4i3,S'S
ton These provide for the CONFEDERATION
of all the tribes Of the territory under
Que government and the election OF one
governor, etc. AZ the present t. Is not
deemed advisable TO abolish the chiefs
and rules OF the different tribes The
council heartily approved the measure and
10 will be mbmiuJd 80 Che diHcrut cuun-
ellis next fan for their approval when the
new plan oi government VIII be instituted.
\ committee was appointed 10 draft "a
constitution also, 90 hp submitted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
Everybody struck

with the handsome show windows OF r.
NJ. Wells, 500 Houston street. He has
them beautifully decorated with al kinds
of blsoue statuary, aud It IS just too
lovely. People In passing on the opposite
side of the street will cross over on pur-
nose 10 admire this elegant display
THOSE who have not seen it will be wen
naid for their trouble by walking around
there 10 see It, and by stepping on the ~,
holiday presents for everybody, and more,
too.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17

Beautiful NmaS cards at the Pharmacy
corner Fifth and Main.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
llsrRlCr on COLUMBIA.
COUNIN OT NA.ufNUroN

COUNlN OT " AsutNUroN
rus memorandum wiincssClh tht Gro w
CRAWFORD and Robert r01mhs Groraiu and
~, ~ Callctt OF Texas have This dHy yntnrgd
mt q contract ard aBrecment for thd purchnac
OF lands M tho state OF ToNNs, tho teims which
contract ave that said Gen W. Crawford NM
robert toamb are 10 purchase Texas land.
scrip 10 such an AMOUNT %, thty may deem .cN.
pc lent ana pay the whole purchase money
equally for said scrip, ANA The said q. 20 Cat.
ltlt agrees anN undertakes 10 select locate
AMI have surveyed lands TO which The SAID
ipiuay he entitled ana atteud 90 prncurlvg
patents from thU state Of Texas, her,fur. side
sald CfuW iori and loOWh, paw u an expenses
iur surveying and patcuuug me anne, aad Jhe
said II Jatctt /, In receive Tor hia fun com
rensation for mtg said pcrsonal trouble Ma and
services ihc ono, itd part ut an the lands which
iN may thus locate and patent. tha rt.
manning two ihFds shah belong ,ouhly Ia said
Crawford aud iuombs. and 80 IS further agreed
that an tie land or laud. crp whlcb may be
purchased in pursuance al this ngrecm nj
hhall De taicnicu ~ tnt said Geo vs. Crawford
Robert IulmD- amt H. C.. Cauett Jointly.
Ia testimony whereof we have hrreunta set
our bauds ana seals, this eighth dan af tebfu.
AIRY, 1850 ~. q. C.ArLIrr,
h. Too'us,
GEo. ". CRAWFORD
10 Is further understood that the lands
patented Go tahl Crawford and Toumbs
and tNlcU In pursuance Of within
agreement snail moi be governed by the laws o
JOINT tenancy In the event ct che dCatho either
party, hut the portion ct zach shall descend to
HE next OF hib or personal representatives, or
rs shall be otherwise directed hy each
" TuOMHS,
tEO, W. CRAWFORD.
H. e. tArLErr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17
TOOMBS In TEXAS.
Land Speculaiions Which Enriched
Him by Quarter Of a
Million Dollars.
iarraht County LARGE Contributor 10
The Fortune OF the Noted
Southcruor.

Inc great Georgian whose death wns
reported yesterday, leaves large estate
as monument to his business sapncity
IN the accumulation OF this, Texas playcd
no unmportant part The story OF
Ioombs' investments here has never
oeen fully published. Now that he h
dead It Is especially interesting as n
lustratlve OF his remarkable foresight. aud
WIZ help to arrive at correct estimate
OF the character of man whose biog.
raphy will form part of the history OF
his times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-17

A reporter of THE GAZETTE Yesterday
stumbled across q document Of rare In
tereSt. II was the original compact
through which Toom6s became heavily hi
terested IN Texas lauds-now IN the posses.
sion Oh Coz, J. p. smith, mayor of thus
city. The following is copy:
Crawford avalanche., 1885-08-06


Last week business took US through
the western portion Of Oscoda County
and we ran but express surprise at the
really wonderful developement Of that
section.
Our first night was passed at the res
idence OF DIR. w. III. Niles In "a N. 1
E., whore we saw spring wheat and
rye that will yield satisfactory results
and the finest piece Of buckwheat that
we ever saw grow. This had been sown
but three weeks, and stood over a foot
high and as level as floor. His gar
den 1, as good as can he found in the
State. All sorts of vegetables being
in abundance and of marvellous
growth. The DIR. has set out 5000
strawberry plants whsch promise an
abundance of fruit for next season, at
which time we hope to accept his invi-
tation of calling again. Our next call
was across the river at JOS. Drum
monds. He located in the wilderness
two years ago last spring and has now
about twenty-five or thirty acres under
cultivation in fine fields of wheat, oats
and potatoes. After looking over his
fields and fine gerden we took seat in
his light wagon and were driven dur
ing the day through that town 8. L. to
25 3 E., thence N. L. to Mic through
26 2 East. A thriving village is being
built up at Big Creek, (P. o. Luzerne)
and all along the route where FIVE years
ago was an unbrokeD forest, are now
finely cultivated farms with good fields
of grain and grass, all promising sue
cess to the hardy husbandnan. The
country is quite rolling, with every va
riety of soil, and is we'll watered with
beautiful trout streams and springs,
and showing every variety of soil.
MILO. the capital of the county is grow
ing finely and will soon take its place
in line with the incorporated villages
of the State.
We regret that We cannot describe IN
detail all the farms visited, but can on
ly say we were highly gratitied with
the trip and believe that Northern
Michigan is the best place on earth.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-08-06


The Ogenaw Herald. says; To-day
AZ bushels Of huckleberries were ship
ped on the afternoon train. We were
told that 4. 900 bushels were received
in East Saginaw on Thursday" The
Grayling AUalanche. of the 2Srd says
1--WE can beat 1t by several bushels. On
the 18th there was shipped from Gray
ling, n bushels. The total shipment
for the week was 276 bushels" We
can beat that few pints. On the
2sth inst, there was shipped from Ros-
common 300 bushels. The smallest
shipment of any one day was 163 bush
els. Notice our record ia another col
umn. Roscommon Netos.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-08-06
For Sale.

For sale cheap for cash, yoke OF
young oxen. Enquire of the subscri.
ber, on his farm In Beaver Creek town
ship.
Also 100 acres of land with small inn
provements, and some pine timber.
p. o. address, Wellington, Crawford
Co., Michigan.
STEPHEN NJ. MILES.
July 2. 6m
Crawford avalanche., 1885-08-06


oals No. white. per bushei - cents.
Hay, No itimoshy, per ton, ~ ".
ssssm sssm cooked 20 feed. per ton.
Raw feed. per ton. " ~
Nav Asnr. roller patent. per barrel 70
Ifev fiour roller mills. per barrel W.
&)ur Roller Process, per barrel, n.og
lcxcelsIor new brand. per barrel .,
.Iluckwheat Flour, per hundred pounds.
Eesa beef. per barrel, i2 30;
.Sxfra mess pork, per barrel, IL o.
'1elIned Lard per pound, 10 cents.
Ham. sugar cured per pound, "A cents.
|'lrea kfaaf bacon. per pound. IL cents.
IlInce meat per round. cents.
clear pork, sides. per pound. cents.
Mess perk, per pound. cents
Extra me Is beel per pound. cents
.Dricd Beef. per pound cents.
Butterine per pound cents
Choice dairy butter. per pound. 10
.Irresh eggs. per dozen 10 cents, .e -
70. G. Java, ground, per pound. Ss 10 90 cents.
Mocha. ground, per pound o. cents.
'Flint's Golden Rio, per pound; 20 cehts.
'rsas green. per pound. &c to s5 cents.
fiuear yellow. per pound, liza cents.
sugar Extra G. per pound, ~ cents.
sugar granuiated, per pound, l-s cents,
Sugar cut loaf per pound, 10 cents.
sugar powdered. per pound IL cents,
'On water white, per gallon. ~ cents.
potatoes Der hushel new. ~ cents
Beans. hand picked. per nushel, ".
oeas green, per bushei 30.
SYRUP maple per gallon, 10.
N d, molasses per gallon, 65 cents.
Molasses per gallon. 30 cents.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-08-06

The Northeastern Michigan Soldiers
and Sailors Association will hold its
seventh annual reunion at Grayling, on
the 10th and Goth of August, 1885.
Comrades:-T day is near when
we will meet under the old flag for
which we fought through years Of
privations and suffering, to renew our
fraternal relations. Comrades, gath
er with us around the camp fire, and
partake of the old camp fare, and tell
the old stories, and praise God for a
saved and united country. The last
roll call will soon be sounded for us,
therefore let us meet in this reunion
and enjoy the happy reflections of a
soldiers life, and trust that We may all
meet in that grand reunion in the
world to come.
N. L. PARMATER.
w. J. JUBB, PRESIDENT.
Secretary.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-08-06
PROGRAMME.

| WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10Th.
s.00A. NJ, Pitching tents and the es-
tablishment of headquar-
ters.
900 A. NJ, Guard Mount.
9. 80 to IL, Camp Fire.
ttz.5o, DInner CaII.
80 p. NJ, Mnsic-Band.
Prayer-Rev. G. s. Weir.
Music--Vocal.
Addressof -vvvs~~.-.-.-- Main
J. Connine'
Response-N l.. Parmater.
Music-Band.
Music--Vocal.
Camp Fire.
$50 Supper.
Camp Fire.
900, Taps.
THURSDAY, AUGUST Goth.
600 A. NJ, Reveil!e.
80, Roll Call.
ZOO, Breakfast.
500. Guard Mount.
$50, Sick Call.
900, Music Band.
$50, Election of officers.
1000, Music-Band.
Camp Fire.
1890, Dinner.
1.30, p. NJ, Music-Band.
Music Vocal.
Prayer-Rev. w. Putnam
Annual address-O. Palm
er.
Music Band.
Music--Vocal.
TOASTs AND RESPONSES.
Our Nations Flag w. ii.
James.
Music-'Rally Round the
Flag"
The Boys of '61-Capt. j,
8. Andrews.
Song-''Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp, the boys are" etc.
The march through Geor-
gia--N. L. Parmeter.
Song Marching through
Georgia"
Our fallen ncomrades-Rev.
A. VanAukin.
Song They Rest in
Peace"
The Heroines of the War
Rev. WIN. Putnam.
Song
The Sick Call-Dr. Pen
mock.
Bugle-Sick Call.
The Old Camp Ground
A. J. Rose.
SoDg-''Tenting on the
Old Camp Ground"
Recitation-.'The Michi-
gan Boys Miss Minna
Bradford.
Song.
The g. A. R.--N. Ashley
Song-''Mary had a Little
Lamb"
Canteen and HAversack-
+. l.. Barker.
Song We've drunk from
the same Canteen."
A Soldiers Rations---J. J.
Coventry.
Song.
Foraging-G. W. Love.
Song.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-08-06

Lust ofLetteBs
Remaining in the Post Office at Gray
ing, Mich, on July 31st, 1885:
Cluff, Vim Z Quance. James
Davis. Mrs Edward Smith. Charles NJ
Hutchinson. Cnas Smith, Peter
Hunt. James A Scanlan, M II
McKelvey Jim Webster, Mrs Edith
MARI, John Weist, John
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say Advertised"
w. A. MASTERS, p. NJ.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-08-06

Reunion---Local Committees.
FINANcE-.Newman, Forbes and
Thayer.
Woodburn, Palmer and
Coventry.
DECORATION OF TowE-Hanson,
Taylor and Hampstead.
ENTERTAINMENT Woodburn, Bell
and Jones.
MUsIc-Rose, Thayer and Wild.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-08-06
For Sale.

For Sale.
will sell my house and two lots in
Grayling. The house is 16x21 and con-
tains one room 16x13; one bedroom
9x1t; closet 4x5; pantry 4x5 and cellvr
6x10 feet. There is also wood shed
12x44, seven feet high, A first class
well and pump; 35 cords of wood. dry
Lack Pine and 100 ahielSens. House
hold furniture to be sold with house.
The lots are we'll fenced and there is a
good chicken park on the premises. ]
will also sell my house and lot in For
rest. For terms apply to II. Laugh
cad, GrayTmg, DrroiIsals--sa- -.---.-----
Crawford avalanche., 1885-08-06
For Sale.

For Sale.
/ will sell my house and lot in the
town of Cheney, Not 8, Block 21), on
favorable terms. For further particu-
lars call on or address
MRS. ADDIE CURRANS.
July left CRAWLING, MICH.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-08-06
For Sale or Rent

For Sale or Rent.
A----.s- -hanse and lot n hveniently
located near the cenre4 Uf Jue city,
well finished is for sale or rent. In
uire of,
SAMUEL HEMPSTEAD.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-08-06
Public Notice.

Public Notice.
The public are hereby notified that
I am prepared to do all kinds of drive
and curb we'll work. on short notice
Pumps and pipe furnished to order.
F. r. DECKROW,
GRAYLIEG, MICHIGAN.
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@er lit Hran @tns1ptp ?

Da bieie Brase oft seitelt wirb, pollen
mir einfad fasen, bag le etne Dame III,
bic es fid, felt 80 5abren sur slnfaabe nlads
tie. 6rauenfranfbeiten, bauptid9lid aber
Rinoerfranfbeiten 81 ifubiren. Sic bat
bic 8onititution unb bic BebHrfniIe bieier
5ablreideu GloiIen befonbers aeprift unb
us Reil; tat prattiider 4enntnifIe unb
@~rfubrnns, pelde fie i'm 9aufe zines Wienz
idena. tiers ale Sranfenpfleserin unb Nr3t
9efammelt, bat fe ben Soothing Sprup
als beionOeres Wittel fur sabnenoe 3inoer
suiummenseieet. Dieie Mebi,in bat cine
masiide Wirtuns : Ne sibt Rube unb
@eiunbbett unb erbdlt pfienen 2eib. Sn
SOlse bieier Msbi5in 1T Trau Winslow
mettberihmt senprbeu ais @pbttbGterin
Der Sinoer. l1no bic Sinber merben grcB
unp banten ibr bafar. slu9 in bieier staot
bat fe bic ainber gu Danf perpfIidtet.
@rrBe Quantitdten bes Spptbins Sprup
merben bier tdslid perfauftunb perbraudt.
Wir slauben, Mrs. @inslow bat fa
ourd bieien Nrtifel unlterblid gemadt
unb mir ftnb iber3eust, pa6 burd beniels
ben Tauienbe BON Ginbern gerettet wurben
unb baB Milionen bsnielben nod nit
Grfct8 sebrauden tperbsn. Seine Mtutter
bat ibre 8ftdt setban,. tcenrl fe nidt
Nrs. DinslOw's SoOtbing SArup ana
ipanbte. 0eriudt es Gae-Q Gables 8iitcr
Stem Oort. gu bertaufen Sci allen
DruSsifen. -25 Gents bic 6luide.
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Sci her hrnhenhen CIR

Del Der 0robenoen gDe1tualitdf,
baB au6 bic Sirfei in ben Rriegsreigen
eintreten mir5, Der fid iebt auf Ser
8altan : 9llbiniel abipieIt, biirfte es
intereffant fem, bic militdrifden &rdfte
Der Sirfei gu mufiern. @emdB benz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon 1880I1881
miiBte bic tiirfifde Gelbarmee-aae of
tipen unb observation-disclosures
maBen 5ulammeugeiebt iein: 454 Bas
~taiQonen, 432 S1mabronen, 234 Bot
terien uuo u piouier &ompagnien-
auiammen SCI, 900 Mann nebff 1884
3anonen. Sieie Maien finb in ieas
4rmeen, iebe gu 8 Nrmeeforps aus 2
Snfanterie= uno 1 2apalerie= Dipifipn
nebft entfpre6enber Mrtiaerie, geglie
oert. Cur etmaigen grgdnsung Der
Manni6aften uersen ale 3manoieidb=
rigen einberufen. Die artgegebenen 3ab=
len be3eidneu ben l1mfang Der 2rdfte
welAeE oas ti,fIfbe &ei1 bel feiner
duBerften Mnitrengung gu 5tanpe brin=
gen fann. 3mar III bic neue Oraani=
fation Der tiirtii6en Mrmee bis auf ben
beutisen Sag nod ni6t beenbist unb
uno Die in Der Jrieoens5eit eritelten
Nrbeiten in Der &riegsorganiiation
entipre6en benz tbeoretii9 enttporfenen
plan nur febr mangelbaft, aber bic
Grfabrung fagt, oaB bic GriegsmitteI,
pel9er ii9 Die Sirfei bebient, fomeit
rei6en, baB ie obne borbereegangene
Riitungen I'M Momente elmer ernften
@efabr cine groBe Maffe gutoraanilirter
unb geniigeno ausgeftatteter Sruppens
tbeile in 8emesuug feBen fam. ginen
Bemeis biefir leinete fbpn bic 1877
1878 Gampagne, mdbrsnb pel9er bic
turtiife Nrmee BON 10000 auf 1907
600 Mann aasemadieu 1T. MuBerbem
murben namals nod neu 800 8atailone
NIT 81 Batterien formirt, unb fogar In
Der 3eit Der betrd9tli1ifen Meberlagen
unb beg 9du5li6en 3erfaas eelang es
Der &egierung Sur Wertbeibianmg Son.
%ftantlnDpels nod 1900 Mann auf
Die 8eine Su btinaen. gti1t lanae
nadber unb 5par idon i'm Sabre 1881,
ais bic 3iittel bereits fir mahtlos ges
golien butte uno Elm 3uiammenftoB
NIT 8rledenlano in 4usii1t ftanb,
mar es bieie franfe Sirfei, tpel9e uns
ertpartet fir 8iele cine frdftige Mrmee
BON $50. 900 Wann, einerer3iert uno
bon gutem &riegsseift ins Gelb feate.
Ser Meinung BON Sa9fennern nod
fam bas an Der grie6iiden @renae ftes
benoe $4,000 Mann ftarte Obierbas
tionsforps In 16 Sageu Dor gtben err
fdeinen.
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Scr bSsarttae e@arffimn etnes senfels

fonnte Farm sraufamere Aualsn e%rfinben, OILS
oieienisen, benen Das Opfer oeS ent5inbliden
&beumatismus unternorfen. Nuf 1T er tptgen
ieineS SfreberS gum 9eraen unb aum Magen
gefabrI,d. Inter ben beiliamen 3isenidaften
bon s oftetter'S Wagenbitterem 1T
Die, bab es aus benz 8lute iene fdarfen 1nrein.
beiten, Oenen Die &rantbeit a%uauihreiben III,
ausmerat. Die analsie benefit, bab bel @beu
matismus bic Nieren es unterlafen, biefe I'm
reinbeiten aus Dem 8lute crssui9eiben. Durd
@nreguag oiefer Srgane CUR Sbdtisteit iest oas
8ittere ~oiefeIben in Sta1b bieie bo1piatise
Nufgabe gu erfiIIen ilb ipenbet baber bic
aranfbeit ab, ober beilt fe int 8esimn. Die
8erbauungsfunftioneu uno bic @alenabfonbe-
rung burd bic 2eber nerJen ~ebenfals Durd bas
8ittere, tpeldeS Dsspepiie un0 Qeberbei9merben
iiberminbet unb SditteIi der, remittie enbes
@alenfieber urb anbsre qebeI maIarifden rr
iprungS beilt, gefunb angerest. sud 1T es bos
borsiglidfe S~tarfunssmittel unierer Belt.
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Cages Meuisfeiteu.
II 5.

= Sm 8unbes Senate nuroe ein
@%eiebentlpurf pbne 9ebatte angenom=
men, bur6 mel9en Der Wittme oes Sc
neral Grant hie ibli9e Yenion Der
Prdibenten WittDen ausgefebt Dirb.
Inter algemeinem @eld6ter tpnrbe TO-
bann Elm Nntrag eingebra6t, Der es ben
Senaioren unb &epgdisntanten Derbies
tet, @mpfeblungen fur Die g%rnennung
bon Memtertdgern gu MAIDEN. Senator
9amlep fragt unter fiirmif6er Seiterz
felt Der 8eriammlung, oh oas @eieb
aud ridmirfenbe Graft baben fpue2
Ser Nntragltsner berneint bieie 6rage.
Ser iibrige She'll Der 5enatsnerbattb=
lunsen purbe ausgefiGt bur6 bic 9es
batten iiber Die Mufnabme Dacotas dig
Staat uno iiber bas eigenmd9tige @ors
aeben Der ii6 als Experimentation bon
Sacoia aufipielenben Contention.
- Das &eprdientantenbaus oertagte
li6 mad elmer ldngeren 9ebatte iiber
bic @bdnoerung Der @ei6dftsor5nung
big gum 5. Sanuar. 3upor mar nod
Der @e~ieBentpurf, betrefenb bic pen,
lior Der Mrs. Grant, bonn Senate eins
gebra9t, unb nit allen gegen cine
Stimme (price bon Wiscpnlin) an=
genommer morben.
: 9eit Der @r6fnung bes @ons
grefes bat BET prdiioent ungefdbr 1900
grnennungen CUR 8eitdtigung an ben
Senat eingerei1t.
= Mus Wilfesbarre, penninlpanten,
miro beri6tet, baB Bel Hanticode bic
Glutben beg Susquebanna in bic Sob
lenbergperfe eingeorungen finb unb
bab bas Wafer iebt 6 big Z SUB bod
in ben @ruben itebt. 5ieben unsa.
ride 8ergleute iinb in ben Slutbe11
umgefommen. gtma 1000 Mrbeiter
paren in ben Sdu6ten, als bas @ai1er
bereinbrad, aber fat ale fonnten ii@
nod retten. MuBer ienen Z grtrunfe>
men merben nod "a Wann permiBt,
bod bat man nod ni6t ale 9offnung
auf ibre &ettuug a%ufgegeben.
- Sn Montana treiben Die Snoianer
mieoer alerlei lnfug. Sci Nrlee grif
cine Nn5abl berfslben einen aleintebenz
ben Store an, Durbe iebob auriid=
eetrieben. Cine Mbtbeiluug BON 8uns
oesiruppen 1T BON MifIoula aus nod
4rlee Gbgeriidt. Die meiBen Nniiebler
babeu big our Nntunft berfelben bic
8eaenb perlaHen. Die Snoianer linb
etlpa 300 an Der 3abl, bur1msg gut
betDafuek.
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= Gin iunaes ghspaar in Renling=
ton bel 2oabon murbe perbaftet, neil
lie DrDbs uuo @rprsiluugsbriefe an ben
BrlnSen bon WaIes gei6rieben batten.
Der Btin5 ilbsrgab Die Brlefe Der go
li3ei, peI6e auf ben grprshungsperiud
fdelnbar einsing unb 10 bic Ibienber
in bic Safe lodte. SIN 8erb6re gaben
bic 8elban Oil, tie hditen bic p~erlan9ten
$50 Pfuno Sterling CUR @usmanbez
rung nod 4hlerifa beuuben molten.
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1agt, Maroffo lei @ilens, einen She'll
te,nes Webietes an 6ranfrei1 unb Spa
MEN ab3utreten, neil es bofe, auf bieie
Weiie bic unterittbung biefer beiber
Mdnte sesen Die @olonifationspldns
Oeutihlanbs au erlangeu.
= Nus @ten wirb %miigetbeilt, Oaf
nod immer teine Musfi9t auf baloigen
Srieoensi6luB suii9en Serbien uni
Bulgarien beitiinbe. gulsar,en mil
lid auf einen ioi9et nidt einlahen.
bepor Die Ssrben ben @ibbiner 9iitrifl
aerdumt bditen. unb S0ntg Wilan bdli
oies fiir ein unbiliges 8erlangen.
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