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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08
Tho Chiaoso omsiais and tho Massacre.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.--Mr. Chin
Chl-Yuong, secretary Of the Chinese
legation, speaking for the Chinese
minister, said TO an Associated Press
reporter tonight that nothing would
bo done by the representative OF the
Chinese government hore in tho mat
ter OF tho recent massacre OF
Tho Chinese NJ Rock Springs, Wyom-
Ing, until report OF the occurrence
had been received from tho Chinese
consul at San Francisco. When such
report is received be said tho question
or bringing the case to che at.
tention of this government would be
considered. Thus for there has
bdon no correspondence upon tho sub
joct between tho ministers and the
consul ct San Francisco. The return
OF tire minister at Washington, he
added, was not because of this trouble,
but simply tecause his vacation was
At un end,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

THE Manufacturers II lcord, OF Bal.
timore, which IL now engaged, IN IL
The HERALD. In tho fight FOR more
and cheaper money In tho South, In
its last issue refers TO the sublco. an
follows.
"Tho Dallas, Texas, HERALD con-
tlnucs It's good work In trying 10 nj
tract money to Texas for banking pur.
poses. What Tue HERALD says ro-
RArding the inadequscy OF che present
banking facilities Of Texas In true OF
nearly the whole South. Business In
rostrIcted, and In many cases made
unprontsblo by the inability 10 bor-
TOW money, even upon the bost 10.
XQrIty, except at exorbitant rates.
Money II needed for the legitimate
49, Of business, and capitalists can
~ May openings for the profitable
pe0y meut cf money la tho estab-
uoo0ent 1T bNnks. There n an i'm.
So:e amount Of idle money In the
- 1SektnR Investment. Why can
tutned " The south, where
~ psouu await ~ investlnentY"
TN anaAass soosts In The dirsc.
"a in1seolsd ~ slsssss,nr The a.
80 - ~ ha>lnsss usn ana press
49, - - Uil u ueasse ~ ~
c - 1evo oo1lBo1 ~ onllelpaas1
81 - - ~ ponaln llin1 +
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08
WON THE WABASH WAR
Manager TaimaSe Accepts tho knights
of Labor Proposition and Issues an
Order

of Labor Proposition and Issues an
Order.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 7.--Messrs. Pow
derby and Turner held another confer
ence this afternoon with Genoral Man.
ager Talmage, OF tho Wabash,
and presented their request
rs outlined in these dispatches
last night. The request was not mpde
in written form, but presented in the
course of conversation, and was aa-
oepted and agreed to by Colonel Tai
tated in the presence of Messrs. Pow
derby and Turner the follow
ing order, which was at once
telegraphed to the perintendent
of the motive power and machinery
and the superintendent of tho Car de-
partmont of the Wabash road, with
directions TO instruct their supordi-
nato officers accordingly:
SIN filling vacancies caused by the
discharge OF men for lncompetency or
by their leaving tao service, give
the old men tho preforonce over stran-
gers or now men, asking no questions
rs 20 whether they belong to the
Knights of Labor or any other order"
This Is understood to hava been en-
tirely satisfactory TO Messrs. Powderly
and Turner, and the belief now is that
sn actual settlement of tho trouble
has been reached, aud that Official
notification will TO promulgated in an
order to that effect.
Messrs. Powderly and Turner left
for Cincinnati to-night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

The Issue of standard silver dollars
from tho mints du,ing the week
ending September o was SIS, 2all. Tho
issue durlDg tho correspondlu ny period
Inst year was SSiS,iT.
NO DANGER OF MEXICAN DIsEAsR.
Surgeon Main, OF tho Marine hosp,tal
service, has reported TO tho surroon-
general Mt Washington the details 81
tho Wait Of inspection to Tamplco.
Bsgdad, San Tornado and other cities
of Mexico noar the border lines. from
which itapppsrs that there IN no danger
OF the Introduction of an epidemic o,
any kind from that quarter.
FROM ALASKA.
Licuton1nt George NJ. Story, com.
manuing tho Alaska exploring oxpo.
dition, reports TO tho navy depsrtment
from ~, Michael, Alaska, June 10.
that after leaving Alaska ON
Juno ., he visited tho new volcano
on. Bogosloo Island and found Tho
ouly changes since last wears visit 10
he q less discharge OF smoke and
steam, aud u small point making on
from tho northwest end OF tho nov
volcano. Birds had commenced visit
ing tho new volcano. The party
reached ST. Micheol's on Juno ID.
Mter cnoOuntnrlng heavy ice TO
the westward OF Vt. Lawrence
island. At st. Michsels lieutenant
Storev secured nearly all tho fur
clothing required; also Is rood dors
and three teams. Tho dogs coat abont
500 each IN exchange for trade roods.
An interpreter was also engaged and
shipped "a an ordinary seaman, Lieu.
tenant Storey Intended taking witt
him two natives as drivers and Tho wife
OF one OF them. lie expected To leave
AZ once Tor st. Lawrence bay aud
heace TO proceed to Hatham inlet.
All on board tho schooner were well,
and showed great interest Ia tho work
ahead Of them.
riiR coRN AND WHEAT RrpoRr.
The commissioner of apricultprr
has determined ~ publish monthly
wheat and corn report hereafter al
noon instead Of sti %. m. AZ hareto.
lore. The change Il In compliance
with petition Of Western boards Of
trade.
ARRESTED roR sHsRr ACCOUNTS,
Thomas HughsA postmaster q Al.
buqusrquA New Me1ico, ana Assisi.
ans kosemiseer CLARK, ASvO been AZ.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08
A MOTTO FOR ouRMERcHANTs

The merchants Of Greonville have
done very wise thing in organizing
for tho purpose of bringing moro cot
ton to that place this season than was
received last year. Heretofore II
seoms, according TO our correspond.
ont, the merchants there havo been
sitting idly by and allowing cotton
buyers and outsiders to practically
control receipts and prices. A pool or
combination Of some sort between tho
buyers resulted in tho loss TO Green
vlllo of thousands of bales. We notice
also that Palestine and several other
points arc making extra efforts and
Offering extra Inducements TO got
more oottoi this season than formerly.
Cotton is like everything else. IL
Is not always tho nearest IN lrkot, but
the best, oil things considered, that
gets tho product. Dallas last year fell
considerably behind in its cotton re-
ceipts, and II wasn't altogether on ac-
count OF tho scarcity of tho staple
either. Iftho proper efforts had been
made by our merchants, upon some
organized and liberal plan, to brlug an
extra large supply to Dallas, tho 70.
ceipts would undoubtedly have boon
much heavier.
Combinations bs.weon cotton buyers
dissatisfaction In weighiug, aud yard
aud other tolls, keep cotton away from
even 30 favorablv situated a point MS
Dallas. These things an organization
OF merchants can prevent. Then,
again, premiums and Undue monts OF
ono kind aud another can DO offered
and indeed practical aud profit.
able cotton exchange, in fact,
III not In namc, cGn he
established easily by a little concert OF
action on tho part Of tho leading mer.
csntilo houses, who furnish tho pan
ter his goods, and result Ia two bale.
being handled In this city to whore
now there IL but one.
l, Ia word, tho trade should DO KEEP,
open to tho frsest and fullest compoti.
ton, and all combinations or charges
. or inconvonionces hurtful to tho trade
DO met promptly by tho merchants
and tho eoller DO taught tina. no mar
ket in tho State IL superior or oven
equal TO that of Dallas.
Tho crop promises TO be u largo one
aud Dallas must have . rushing fall
and winter trado. We ara rapidly
bounding along ON tho highway o.
prosperity, and cotton receipts reach.
Ing Go,oW 10 5000 balos this yea,
would place US beyond tho roach o
rivalry. But this trade must be
coaxod, 1t WON'T come OF It's own nc
cord, All around are yigiiaut com.
!. munities, 1.-Two towns, and Dallas NOR
: chants and buyers must DO M act,y,
: and watchfal and offer greater induce
!. mcnts than all othors. Now that N,
!, season 10 Just opening, the bushes
\ element Of Dallas ought not 10 los,
. sight Of these important conslders
tons and proceed d once TO set thei,
! house In order. This IL bat a hint q
4 che wise.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

THE communists and socialists Of
Chicago manifested thoir contempt OF
law and religion by an immense pic.
MO on Sunday. Tho rod flag was
hoisted over tho ilag Of the frooss and
best governed people on Garth, aud
dancing aud beer-drinking wore kept
up far into tho night. Tho best an.
swer TO such cries Of "opprosslon" ~
they raiso Is tho freedom that permits,
without even notice, such demon.
strntions. Every fellow who yelled
for "bread for our children" In the pro
cession doubtless tanked up on
enough beer Sunday night 10 keep 4
family In bread for fortnight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08
Tho Presidents Return,

WASHINGTON, Sept. Z. President
Cleveland arrived hero at O'Clock
this morning Tho presidents car
risRo was IL waiting at the depot aud
ho was driven 10 the White House,
where, aftor broakiasting, no settled
down at once TO work. The president,
who is well tanned by tho sun and
who appears much improved by his
trip, saye no has had an exoollent
time and has enjoyed perfect health.
Ho has not ooen i'll a single day since
ne loft and Ia at loss TO understand
how The report OF his serious sickness
originated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

FROM record OF 1000 new cases of
cholera, and about 1900 deaths per
day, In Spain, the epidemic now shows
1000 Of the former and some 500 of the
latter daily. IL Is also decreasing in
Toulon and Marselllos. 1t has prob
ably expended ita fury, and will grad
ualiy decrease now until cool weather.
Next year the United States will have
to DO doubly watchiul.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

II Is said that the total number of
knights Of labor in the employ Of Mr.,
GOULD Is $4,000. GOULD is terrible
old Democrat, utterly opposed to any
thing like royal or feudal orders In
America, especially Knlghthood. Ho
can't oven read Of Il tournament with
out disgust.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

TALMAaE declines to run as tho pro.
hibition candidate for governor OF
New York. That's better to preach
than practice, he thinks. As result,
the people Of the State are denied the
sight of some Of the finest acrobatlc
work ever Witnessed on tho stump.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

FRANCE IL lying low and Watching
developments, and while abe says TO
the Spaniards resident In France, Ego
over on your own dunghlll II you want
to crow" she IN dreaming of tho old
France with tho bounding limo at the
Rhine. Aud 1t Is barely possible tina,
this fact makes Germany cautious In
tho Caroline islands dispute.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08
Al Nulel In yynmlnc.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Tho latest III.
teligonce received at tho war depart.
mont from the score OF the recent dis
.urSances In Wyoming, Is a dispatch
from General Scholield to General
Dram, dated yesterday, rs follows:
"fhero isno report of further trouble
since the troops went 10 tho scene OF
disturbance, nor is any likely to occur
In tho presence of the troops. do not
500 now any necessity Tor further in
strucl,ons being given"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

II the various presidents and cab!-
nets got to staying away from Wash.
inEton much and leaving the govern
mont just TO run itself, as II were, In a
few more terms the people may con.
clude that such high officials are mere
supernumerarles, moro ornamental
than useful, and turn tho government
over 10 the department clerk and tho
fourth.class postmaster.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

IT 10 the Union that JOHN SHERMAN
is so keen to preserve. Whom no had
lighting chance once before, he
didn't seem to know 1t, JOHN Is now
simply putting all the salt that he can
get hold Of on his Senatorial tenure
to preserve 1t beyond the 4th of next
March.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

SULLIVAN says ho didn't annihilate
DoMINICK McCAFFREY because of his
desire to keep on the sido of the law.
The public Will be gratifod to hear
that JOHN has 30 much regard for tho
law, but DoMIHICK probably did more
to keep the slugger from breaking tho
peace than other single force.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08
Thc Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA meeting
OF tho cabinet will DO held tomorrow.
The members who are absent have
not, however, been summoned to at.
tend it, as there Is no business
to bo considered recurring
their presence II Ia expected
that all tho cabinet officers will have
returned by the 10Th. IL is atatod NJ
the White House that tho president
proposes to dispose of pending cues.
lions before seriously consideriur
matters TO DO brought 10 tho notice OF
Congress in his annual meslnge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

The way the New York GRANT
monument fund ia booming ahead in
the metropolis, Is shown in the fact
that the daily subscription the other
day amounted to SIS. At this rate it
win take New York about 1000 years
to build the monument.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

ENGLAND Ia thoroughly sick OF and
disgusted with Egypt, and ia begging
the sultan to please take tho "blersted
country, you know" off its hands.
But Egypt is o kind Of vormin.covorsd
orphan nobody cares to adopt. The
curse visited upon IL in tho tins OF
the PuARAOns rests upon 1t yet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

LOCAL option and the hog law must
to have we'll nigh run the people OF
Stephouvlllo crazy, as our correspond
ent atllrms that even life insurance
agen. or lightning rod man would
be cordially tolerated to break tho
monotony. A community driven II
such desperate sssto rs that Is on
titled to universal sympathy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

THE dispatches say that Germany
is "annoyed" by tho turn OF affairs
with Spain. 1t ID rather calculated to
"annoy" even the iron government o,
Germany to face nn issue of back
down Or war, but 1t is probably such 40
annoyance asa man ioels when he Ia
prosecuted by u sick fly or mosquito.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

PoLITIcs Is threatened with fear
full calamity. BLAINE is said to be SO
anxious to get back into public life
that he Is going to run for governor of
Maine. There is no danger of Maine
piling up surplus during an admin.
istratlon with BLAINE at its head.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08
A Reld burglary.

NASrAsKsr BHAcH, Mass, Sept. .,
Ono OF tho bodies, burslsries ever
perpetrated here occurred last night at
tho Oncau View house. The burglar
forced "a entrance, carried the safe to
the beach and bles Il open. The
thioves obseincd $40 go Ia cash ami
vnlunblpa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

NoBoDy takes any interest In cam
paign In Massachusetts unless BEN
BUTLER is In it. The one up there
now sis cheap and quiet" says a Bos-
ton paper. BEN has a barrel.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


CLEVELAND, Sept. AT 2;20 this
morning fire ssarted in tho Doane oil
works, which caused au explosion Of
three stills. The overflowing and
flaming oil empted into K!ngsbury
creek and run into the Standard oil
yards, acting fire to the agitators
south of New York, Pennsylvania,
d Ohio track. The loss 10 the company
is scarcely in proportion to the magni.
tudo of the fire. Not moro than 5000
barrels of oil were Lost. The value
was less than 5000. The loss on the
plant il estimated at from $4,000 to
Si0,OOO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08
HEAVY HAIL.
HEAVY HAIL,
Great Damage to Grain and Tobacco In
MARYLAND

Ureht Damage To GRAIN and TOBACCO In
Maryland.
PORT TOBACCO, Nd, Sept. The
most destructive storm ever Known in
this section occurred Saturday oven
ing. Entire fields OF corn and tobacco
were destroyed. In many fields not
evon leaf Of tobacco was lef5 on the
stalks. Ears OF corn were cOm-
pletely stripped ir1m the stalks
while little more than hall ripe,
The hail stones were as largo rs pullet
eggs. Tho destruction vas general
wherever the storm touched. The
dam ,ge Ia Cherloacounty 10 estimated
Mt SlOO GOO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

TnE HsRALp returns thanks for an
Invitation 10 . grand ball to be pives
al Clarkesvills, on THURSDAY, 10Th
ins'ant, In honor Of the opening u tho
new court house there. II Il bs poesl.
Ne shis journal will b duly repre-
seeeed q sAae growing and prosper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08
Wash ington Notes.
\ NEW CHIEF.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.--Alexander
ii. Gsm6rill, of Illinois, has been ap.
pointed chief of division In tho third
auditors office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

At tho Central Academy, corner of
liarwood and Live Ook, opens Mon.
day night, September n, Gt 1880
o'clock. Call on or address.
w. a, BotEs, PRINCIPAL,
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Foutth-Class 4, Ms.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Tho acting
acknowledgement to-day appointed
10 fourth-class pos'masters ut points
IN Illinois, Indiana, Missouri aud
other WOstorn SLRtas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08
a NORTH Q. rolls. rsIiurs

CnAaLcrrs, N. o., sept. III. NJ.
Cuy 4 Co., Of Rock Hill, failed today.
Their liabilities are estimated q IN.
200. Tho heaviest looerU a. Cotton
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

Date, Thursday, September 10th,
Place, corner Of Ervay and Corsicana
streets, boneft public library aud free
reading rooom.
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Alslon's Mnngarlan Patent llour.

Get school books at Fears & Jones
sos Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

Adjutsat-general Drum had a con-
ference with the president to-day in
regard TO the troubles ia Wyoming,
and gave him an account OF the stsps
already taken BY tho war deDariment
20 suppress the disturbance. The dues-
ton as TO further seton on the part Of
she government will be laid before the
cabines ~ it, next meeting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

Every first-Olass dealer sells Opera
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi
latiOns.
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THE WYOMING TROUBLE.

rested, = shortage ofsl, 200 having been
discovered in this accounts OF the
o fiice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08

The Issue of standard silver dollars
from tho mints during the week
ending September o was Si57,2Dl. The
issue during tho corresponding period
Inst year was SSiS,if,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-06-17
getr. 9lnrfcr s1ndirf6,trtt.

gtem 0ort, 1G. Suni.-6enrg SdCfion
inn., 9irettor Der yGueen'8 @oi0erlce= 5bea
tertruppe," tuHroe beute inter Der aHtlaae
bic G6auipielerin 6lorence 29eitern Inn ei
nen 9iamantitmnf beltobleu su baben,
uerbaitet unS inter 500 8irgidaft geiteQt
Sri. gGeftern bate Siadiou inou friiber in
philadelphia inter Der Hdmlihen &utlagt
Oerbaften laiieu un0 Ullroe tbrerieitS in ie.
ner Staot auf Seranlaiiung Sadion'S meqer
b0Slpilliger SerfOlgung feit9enommen. Sad
Jon plrOe oamalS freigeiprO9er.
- Daniel Sulipan, Elm S1auipialer
melder inter oem Siihnennamen y9an Sut
lp" auftritt, tuuree beute inter elmer BON let
uer 6rau, &gneS 9. Sulioan, erbobener
glnfl0ge benz Sbergeridie uOrgefiibrt. 9it
SlGgerin beidulbi9t ibn, fe Obne llriafe Der
laiien su baben nno in eiuem ebebreherii6en
@erbGltniiie NIT SRI. 5Or 81 Ieben. Die
Trau, pelde cine S6ei6uHgstlage anbdHgig
gematt bat, bebauptet ferner, ibr Dtdnn
9ebe ibr, obgIetG er $500 pro gBode Der
6iene uno @IInOetgentbum in gtempOrt, ST.
S., beiiBe, nur $40 pro gSOde fir ihren Sc.
bensunterbalt. SulliUan iteate Biirgibait
une nuroe entlGiien.
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SGrcf!t6e GrlebniTe 'suabrcno et=
tles St,trmeS+

Nfariou@ @itD, Sa., 16. Sunt.-Oas
gSpbnbaus, Die S6euer mo Stalungeu
0iattbem 9te6bD's, mebrere Nteilen BON bier,
nuroe mGhrenb be8 Sturmes Der leBten
Sonnta9s= Nadt umaemebt, uno Die Sanlilie
bate itrediide grlebniIie. @S iinO taum
8retter eenug auf Der SauIteue iibrig ges
blieben, I'M Elm 6euer anmahen III tGnuen,
bon ben M0beln, Sleioern II. |. 10. lit feline
SpRr auf5ufinSen, nno baS ganje @igen=
tbum III rein fortgefe9t. Srn. 8ebb1's gru=
Der tpurOe III elm 6elo gei6leuOert, ais oaS
Soans inter benz Qnpraa oe8 Sturmes gu
ianlmenbrad), unb 91ebop ielbft fauo fif
plDblid) OH Der Stelle, all lpeld)er Iein 6auS
gefanben bate, auf Der GrOe'itben. Sei'm
SGeine zines 8litfrablS iab er ieiuen Bril-
Der mebrere 0aroS entfernt entieelt auf oem
gobeu ltegen. gr bob Ole Qeife auf uno
trug iie mad einem Wtilffeaer, tpcrauf er
iid mad ieiner Srau umiab. @r fano iie
nur nit ihren gtod)tfleibern an in elnem
0faisfelo, etpa 3ebn 9futben Dol Ietnem
6oiraume nterrt, unS tru9 fe ebenfalS
mad bem 0iildteller. 9ierauf iu6te er na6
ieiuem ied)slGbrigen Sobne, pel6en er etpa
80 Rutben bon Der Stelle, an Der iriiber 6aS
SauS itano, iiber uno iiber nit Sdlamm be-
oedt fanb. 9tahbem er oaS Sinh in ben
Otil6feLler bei0r6ert bate, uuterIu6te er bic
Serlebun9en Der Srau rno oeS Snaben uno
fone Sei6e in iOl6em ,3ultanoe, oaB iie
id,oerlid nit Dem 9eben baoon fommen
merben. Dem Bruber mar Der Sfabel oil
mebreren Stellen gebro6en, uno Die beiOen
gnbern batten Serletungen an @eitdt, 8itts
fen unO anoeren SOrpertbeilen erlttten. Die
S6rper aller brei Yerionen tuaren auBer0en
onrf Die berabpraIielnben 9a9eltOrner blau
Hn6 ihmari QeidllaQen.
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gauernf6ngerei.

8oroeutomn, SIS, 16. SUM-. -
GamI. grOnn, ein nabe 8HftletOn wObHeu=
Der reidler 6armer, 50 Sabre oft, murOe ge.
fem bur6 Stpei Uetmutblid aus Ybilaoel=
pbin tommenoe Sauerniduger I'm $1,000 ers
leid,tert. Sromn muroe III ieiner &obmtng
bonn Sdminbler 9ir. beiudt, melfer Dor
0ob, Elm Stiid gano pad)ten Su mouen. 9EGbs
renb 9eioe boa @rrlnOfiid betbtigten, erz
idien S6minoler gh. ?, neld)er eine angc
nehme llnterbaltung begum un0 i'm Serlaufe
berielben cine gSette bon $3.50 anbot, oaB iid)
fein Otunn in Der @e9enO betnoe, oer$l00O
in baarem 9elOe aui5upeiien oermO1te.
SdninOler Cir. unO Der Sarmer btelten
eiue Seratbun9, oeren 8eiultat Oariu betanO
baB ii6 SrOpn enti6loB, bic gSette 3u occep.
tiren. Sromn elite naf burlington, Sol
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