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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

Az precisely 1913 Con, Hancock reached
tho hoad Of the column, which was then AT
Twenty.third street and Broadway Riding
along tho whole limo Of formation from tho
City Hall on his coal black charger In front
Of his brilliantly uniformed staff ho was
tho oynosuro OF all oyoa
Hc rodc with oasy grace and as tho pooplo
caught sight OF tho commanding figure Of
osttysburg they were inspired with cxprcs'
slchs OF admiration which wcro only partly
suppressed by tho solemn character OF tho
occasion. On arriving at tho head of tho
column tho general issued tho ordor 10
march, and tho mournful cortcgc began TO
movo, vending its way slowly up Broadway
10 tho solemn music Of the bands on route 10
Riverside Park. Tho ordor OF tho procession
was an follows;
First division, Maj Con. Winfield Scott
Hancock, staff and aids
Light battery I, Fifth United States ar.
tillery, Capt Wallace H. Randolph.
Battery Of engineers and band, Lieut.. Col.
Henry s. Abbott, United States engineers,
commanding,
A battalion OF four batteries or the Eighth
United States artillery, under command OF
Abrem g, Wildrick, visi
Battery I, Fifth United States artillery.
Battery l., Fifth United States artillery.
Battery NJ Fifth United States artillery.
Battery II, Fifth United States artillery.
Band OF the Fifth United States artillery,
from Fort Hamilton, battalion forming
guard Of honor under command Of Capt
Beck.
Company u, Twelfth United Statos in-
fantry Capt g. Brown
David's Island band,
Naval brigade, first division, N. g. y. N
Y, Mai. Gcn. Shalor commanding
Old Guard, New York, Maj, Con, William
Clear.
Governors Foot Guards, of Hartford,
Maj. j. Q. Kinney,
Veteran association, Ono Hundred and
Fifty.Sixth New York volunteers, Col Har-
mon ID. Hall
Veteran Zouave association, Capt Shoe.
han.
Thirteenth regiment New York voluteer
veterans, Capt A Chamberlain.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
prposrrlS0 REMAINS IN TEMPORARY roMn

DrposruNG REMAINS IN TEMPORARY TOM.
Tho naval vessels In the river opposite Con.
Grants tomb had their ensign flags and pcn-
ants at half mast The fleet was composed
Of the Despatch, Powbattan, Omaha, Swa-
tora, and Alliance, Tho flrst mentioned was
Roar Admiral Jouotts flagship Tho proai-
dents flag was displayed at half mast on tho
flagships until sunset All the vessels havo
thoir yards goirs and lower booms cock
billed,
Gu the fore and Mig u-masts Of each ves-
sol the starboaod yort rrms were topped up
and on the main n.mos the port yard arms
woro topped up just as soon as 10 was
learned the procession had started the Dos.
patch fired tweuty.ono mintte guns An
soon as The Despatch 'sed firing tho Pow
haitian and tho other esscls fired twenty
ono minute guns en- y In succession. Az
sunset the ships will have down colou and
square yards
On the arrival Of the head OF the prooes-
sion at Riverside park tho various divi-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Aug, S--Tho morning opened
fair aud pleasant, Though the sky wa
overcast the air was cool, and there was ne
suggestion Of rain In oilhor temperature or
cloud AZ sunrise tho gun OF the Second ar
tillory from Edon par {, boomol a sad vol.
como 20 tho day Of mourning, and awokl
the city with Ia reminder OF tho nations
loss, Every thirty minutes In the forenoon
the gun spoke out In solemn monoayllabloa
The stores opened aa usual, but, excepting
the groceries aud markets, worry little busi-
ness was done,
The work OF draping and decorating Mu-
sic Hall for the memorial services was
completed by Joseph Foster What would
bo n profuae display In smaller building
becomes here n touch, here aud there, OF
mourning The black drapOrios and fottor
od 1ags do not challenge attention, but rath.
or are intended 10 lend n cast OF WOO 10
solOmn occasion Tho broad front OF Muho
Hall has boon touched In ono spot only by
tho draper by placing mourning badge
upon Ia bosom, no II woro From tho stone
harp above tho central entrance, black
streamcrs luttcr down TO some Aags aud
black and whito drapcrioa, and tho wordsl
'lno NuIlon lnuuTuA noT llutIlouA oOn,"
In black letters upon whito ground,
About the 0rut thing which strIkos tho
oyo upon entering IL tho railing about tho
gtOtuc OF Reuben II, Springer heavily dropOd
IN black A double significance is attached.
That Of dead phllanthropist rs we'll an
dead warrior aud statesman, Here tho pill.
lars arc covered with black cloth Tho face
OF the area above " drapcd and decorated
with black aud whitc cloth aud national
colors In mourning Side door' ontoring tho
main hall also wear sable draporlcy, aud arc
mrmountcd by cngrayIngs OF Grant The
central entrance 10 th, hall from th, voati-
bulc shows greater attention, llOro tho
clock ncstcs In tho stNrspangcd banner,
aud from the rcd, white aud blue aud black
gloam th, worAi "Millona Mourn Our
INnlln.A Hmm n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
ANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST ls, 1885

peared at a side window Of the second story
OF tho hotel and gazod long and earnestly at
the vast crowd assembled In the street and
IN Madison square.
After another long halt the procession
again began 10 move forward, whereupon
tho president retired from the window, and
when the funeral car approached he resumed
his scat In his carriage.
Following the carriage OF President Glove
land and those OF the family were carriages
containing Vice President Hendricks and
the delegation OF the United States senate
and house OF representatives,
Admiral Jouett, ono carriage,
Commodore Chandler, one carriage
Foreign minister's, ton carriages,
Ex-foreign ministers, ten carriages.
Cabinet OF Gen. Grant four carriages
Retired army officers, ten carriages
Con, Grants staff, two carriages
Family and relatives, seven carriages.
Clergy, four carriages
Attending physicians, two carriages
Pallbearers, six carriages,
Gen. Sheridan and staff, four carriages,
Chiefs OF bureau, war department, four
carriages,
Gen, schoAeld and staff, one carriage,
Judges Of supreme court, six carriages.
Governor Of Illinois and staif, eight car
riages,
Governor Of Michigan and staff, three car
riages,
Governor OF Wisconsin and star, Ave
carriages,
Governor OF Massachusetts, and stan, ten
carriages,
Governor Of New Hampshire and STAFF
three carriages,
Governor Of Connecticut and STAFF, four
carriages.
Governor OF Maine and staif, two car
riageS
Governor OF Vermont and staff four car
riages,
Governor OF Pennsylvania and staff,
twelve carriages,
Governor OF New Jersey and STAFF, fifteen
carriages,
Governor OF Rhode Island and statr, four
carriages,
Governor Of Iowa and star, two car
riages,
Governor Of Dakota and staff, two car
ri0gcs,
Governor of Virginia and star, throo car
riagcs
Representatives Of governor Of Indiana,
two carriages,
Legislature OF New York, thirty car
riagos
Cen, Franklin, president Soldiers Homo,
ono carriage,
Mossrs Drcxel and Cbilds, one carriage
Board OF Indian commissioners, two car
riagcs.
Mayor aud representatives Of tho city OF
Brooklyn, fifteen carriages
Mayor and common council Of New York,
thirty-ilyo carriages
Mayor and common council OF Boston, six
carriages,
Mayor and common council Of ~, Louis,
ton carriages.
Mayor and common council OF Hartford,
throo carriages
Mayor anil common council OF Now Ha-
ven, two carriages
Mayor aud common council Of Jersey
City, twelve carriages,
Mayor and common council OF Elizabeth,
three carriages.
Order OF CiDcinnati, Ave carriages
Wheeler and Grant posts, g. A. r., -four
carriages
These carriages formed In Twonty.third
Btrcot thrco abroast on limo extending
toward Sixth avenue awaiting tho arrival
OF tho catafalquo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

waa erect. "Lift the remains was the next
command In clear but low tones, The
twelve mon stopped to the silver rails with
gloVed hands, "March," was tho word,
The body moved out upon the portloo which
had the remains with Commander johnson
Immediately at the head.
Down the steps with measured steps across
the open space 10 the steps of the black and
waiting Car, Commander johnson stepped
aside, Tho silver mountlngs gliatened rs tho
burial case and its honored burden was car
ried up and placed upon the diaa In the
mounted catafalque,
The Veterans retired down the steps, The
body was alone for all 10 view, but deeply
guarded, Tho honor guard next 10 tho
hearse on either side took tho same relative
position they had maintained 10 the remains
while being borno 10 tho hearse, The stops
were drawn away from tho funeral car
Commander johnson took his place In tho
centre Immediately behind the funeral car,
At his loft and right on either rear corner
Of the car were Comrades Downing and
ormslIco, OF Wheeler post, Saratoga
Next aud directly behind him there wero
representatives Of the loyal legion, Abreast
as folowsi Cen John j, Milhan, Con, O,
A. Carleton, Paymaster Geo, D. Barton,
Lieut. Col, Floyd Clorkson, Lieut., Col A.
NJ, Clark and Capt H. Blunt, The clergy
and physicians had paid respect to the ro-
mains by allghting from their carriages and
accompanying them from tho steps 10 the
hearse, They then entered carriages on
either side Of tio plaza, ueai Broadway, al
follows
Rov, DR. Newman, Bishop Harris Bahop
Potter, Row DIR, Chambers, Rov, D, Field,
Rev, DR. Brldgoman, Rev, Dr. West, Rev.
Father Dosher Robt Collier, Rabbi Brown
and Doctors Douglas, shrady and sanda
Col Beck In command OF the regulars
commanded his companies 10 positions,
Company A on the right, and Company II
on the left Of the hearse Colored mon were
at the bridlea OF the twonty-four black
horses Sixteen mon OF Meade post, Phlla.
dolphia, Of whom Gen, Grant was mom'
bcr, were abreast directly In front OF the
team Of black leaders, and tho Dayids H.
land band preceded them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

PllIu iNtklIllNHV NtW iblh
Eouayea, Capt b, r. Finley
Second Company Washington Continental
guard Capt Norman,
Columbus guards, Capt j, Cavan9ro.
Italian Rifle guard Capt s, sohnaboll.
Gariboldi Legion, Capt u, spaMrp
Columbus guards, Capt VIM, II, Kelly.
Veteran guards, colored, three companies,
Capt, II. b. Williama
Second Diyion.
N, @, g., N y, Maj, Gen, 70. b
Molineux,
First regiment, National guard OF Penn
sylvania, Col r. u, Wildersheim,
Gray lnvincbles, Capt John r, Kennard.
Gate City guard, OF Atlanta, Ga, Lieut.
VIM, M. Camp,
Second regiment, Connecticut National
guard, Col, w, ], Leavenworth
First regimont, Massachusetts Volunteer
militia, Col A. q, Wellington,
Four companies Virginia State troops,
Lieut., Col NJ, s, spottswood,
First company union veteran corps, Dis
trict Of Columbia, Capt, II, u, Urell,
Union veteran corps, District Of Columbia,
Capt S, =, Thomason,
Capitol city guards, Washington, Capt T.
8. Kelly.
Company D, First Minnesota guards, Capt
Bean.
The first division OF Now Jersey national
guard, Maj, Gen w, Plum and STAFF,
The c0tafalque,
Guard OF honor from U. s. Grant and
Wheeler posts,
Pallbearers
Family and relatives Of Gen, Grant
Clergy,
Physicians
Ex-cabinot officers.
Gen, Grants old STAFF, MeSgrS A. g. and
g. w, Drexel.
Members Of the supreme court
United States senate.
Foreign ministers,
Diplomatic and consular officers under
Gen Grant,
Heads OF bureaus Of tho war department.
Gen. Sheridans stair,
Con. Scholled and Staf.
Admiral Jouett
United States navy.
Commander Chandler.
President Of the SoldiSs' Homo.
United States district attorney.
Collector OF tho navy.
Assistant treasurer
Bonrd of Indian commissioners
Tho committee OF ono hundred.
Veteran Division,
Con. sicfes. commanding tho Veteran dl.
vision, has the following aides; Maj -Gcn,
Daniel Buttcracld, chief OF star and senior
Con lanes r. O'B,Ir1o. Brlg .Ci,n. ,Jamoa
Fro2,r 1rlg Con samncl *
scbwonk u 4. A.. Brig. Gen.
Froncls "A SnInolo. Cal Tbomas Raf.
fortv Col' ,Tocl Wllson Col II q Potter.
Lient Col Henry o. Pcrlcy. Licut Col. A.
nOryille, Mai j, j. Comstock, Breyet Capt.
Edward Brown, Capt, Matthew Stewart,
Capt j. NJ, scmlcr, Lieut., John A, II, Nick-
els, U. &. A., and Private John TrcgOskla
Tho following was the order Of tho divlS-
ion,
Escort detailed from Veterans OF Third
Army corps,
Retired officers OF tho United statoO
army. ,ala
Navy and marine corps, Con, John O
Robinson commanding.
Military order OF the Loyal Legion.
Society Of tho Army Of tho Potomac
Society OF tho Army OF the Tennessee
Society OF the Army OF the Cumberland.
Grand Army Of tho Republic.
First brigade.
Gen. james r. O'Bolrne commanding,
Second Veteran Fire Eouayos, Fourth OK.
colsior.
Anderson Eouavos, Slrty.second New
York.
sixty.ninth Veteran corps.
Duryca zouavcs, Fifth N. Wv.
First N. Wv.
National zouavos, Tcnth N. Wv
Garibaldi guards Thirty-ninth N, Wv.
Second Briqade.
Col Thomas Rafferty, commanding.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Inns and Barker,

Az oOb the imposing funeral car, drawn
by twenty.four jet black horses In black
trappings, halted on tho plaza directly In
front Of tho City Hall steps Inside the cor
ridor Commander johnson was waiting.
"Columns In positioni right and loft" was
bis command. The veteran guard Of honor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-07
Gbtnefcts 1ta6 BritiIdj Columbia
stttiiGgebtad1t.

Seattle, 8. 3, 5. 8e5br. - Ytan
ipir6 fi6 eriunerH, baB Dor neuigen Oiouaz
ten ftiufuno5wau5ig Gbineisn auf eiuem Sell
fen in ben Straits of 6uca geiunOeu murs
Den, mo- iie Der Gapitdn etHe8 S6oouers qua
rid 9elaiien bate, Der fie mad ben 8ereiH.
Staaten etu5uidmuggelu ueriuhte. sic
puroen oem BunoeSz z@ommiiidr Dorgeiiibrt,
unb Der Mari6aa erbtelt BEN 2tuftrag, iie
mad Sritil6 Columbia 5urid III estOrtlreu.
Die oorti9en 8eb0rOeu ueigerten ftf, Iie
obue Se5ablung BON s. pro &opi, bic ourd
Elm cauastdes @eiet UerlaHgte 8are, au5u.
nebmen. Der giaridaQ tebrte oaber nit
linen 5uriid uno ieitbem paren iie i'm Ser.
Staatens3 3u9thauS auf Rcgtell's Sslano uu-
tergebrndt. am leBteu 9iOntng muroeu iie
Dor 6as Ser. Staateu'@erid)t gebradlt, mo
Rihter greeH inftruirte ben Otari9au@ @eorge,
iie iber bic @reH5e 81 estOrtireH uno trOs
oes BroteIteS Der britihs scOlumbianii6e Be
b0rben in Britld Columbia gu laHeu. Diars
daq George brahte fte 6arauf bin mad Sez
miabmoo, elnem Stdotdeu in Der Jtdbe Der
@ren3linie, un6 e8iortirte fe 3mei Dteileu
melt in canaOii9ss @sbiet binein. BORT
murben fie freigeloFen, nu9Oem iis nit &c,
beHsmitteIH fir mebrere Gage perieben ma
rem. Die @bineien mndteu iia oiort auf
ben 8eg mad NensBefmiHiter unO batten
tein @eliiite, mad ben Ser. Staateu 5uriid
Al febreu.
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Die sftnnfinn in rrtnh.

gSaibtHgtou, 6. 0elem5er. - 0a5
&rieg5z0epartem bat liir3lld JiltriijRH
aus oem SerrItorium lltab er5alteu, meld)c
cine gemiiie SpanuuHg, Qber nod feline ernit
lidlCH SclOrQuliie erDadt hGbeu. ltatitrlib
hauoclt a5 ild) babel nm Die 5uaugsW2ii2
2mdjii,bruug bes geieBe5 gagCH Die Bel
neibgret, uno nameutljd bat Die tliYlide
SdieBerei, BET meid]er Elm gtCrmoue uou Ell
nem SuuOe5 9}uridau Ue~Uuu0et Uur0c,
beoeutenoc Gureguu9 sur 6ol9e gehabt; Ja,
YIande betiirhten loJar eiHen 2tufItan0 In
Solt yOtez&it1. &or ciHigcu 6Ggeu wurOe
cine 8attcrie uou Sma5a mad Sort GOuglaB,
ba8 MIR giEigeYieileu UOu IeHerSta5t eutferUt
liegt Ueriett, 0bCr GieS gcitab HifJt 6irett,
aus Tur6t Dor eIuer stpaigeu NtOrmoUtHz
9iebculou, iOnocru IS bauoelt Id oabei leoi9.
lid I'M Die Gu5iIbrurg zines ihou laugt
geiabten Eeidluhe8. @ageuwartig garutos
uireu in Dem Sort Elm UOufiu0lge5 0teqt-
ment S{uianterte uno cine Satterie, uEo oa5
Commando fiibrt Sen. 9tcGoot. TaQ5 a5
mirtlid in Utah IN 8ubeit6run9eu iommeu
'ollte, t0nneg ale 5ruppeu Oe5 0epartemeut5
oeS Blatte 6lufe8, etuN 5000 Ytauu, in ne
uigeu Stun0eu i'm Sort 0ougLuB cOH;eutrirt
tperoen, inOefen beilirdteu Die 4rmee Dit
3iere, ME geiagt, 0orIduitg nod feline erHitli.
den 3erpiiriuiiie.
SaGtgafe.Gitp, lltab, 6. 9e5enlber.
-6ier beuift OoutOmmane 31ube, unO man
be9t feline SeiirfMHg, 6aB e8 }u 9iubez
itDrungeu fommen rpir6. Die NiaBregeln
sur geidiitung BON Gebeu Hu0 Gtgentbum
THo au5reihen0. 9a @Ouoerueur Wlurrag
uno General WcGoOt eiueu Beriht itber bic
brObenbe Suhlage eingeretft uu0 bic Sta.
tiOniyuug BON Sruppen in Der Sta0t, iOrute
bic gntieu6ung BON SeritdrluHgeu OerantaBt
bnbeH, iit iiir7s @rIte ale @eiabr beIeitigt.
McMurrin, Der, Die man anHahm, bonn
SuIf8mariduu Collin t6Otlid UerpuHoet
tpurbe, befinbet fdl ani Der 8eiernna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-07
Werheerenoe 0rariebranoe.

BtnfieGo, SAM, 6. Qe;ember. -
Surdtbare BrdriebrGnOe miitbeH bier Ieit
oem Iebten 6reitag. Son etHem bef,igeu,
beifdnbigen giOrOohpinO getragen, bat ia
baS 6euer iiber ganS GOnleg @Ountp Der
breitet unO iiberall qroBen Sdabeu augeri9s
tet. Die &iebranhe BON SOmlin'i& 2Bebb,
breiBig Nteileu BON bier I'M 5notaHer= 5erriz
tOriuu gelegen, iif gaujlif Oom 6euer 3ers
ff0rt pOr0en, unb40O bis 600 Stiid RiHOOieb
finO IN ben 6lammen umgetommeu. Die
&au6es BON 6tQ 6 Gllen, Bead & DidenS,
Did 8et, gOtt5 uuO anoeren rpur0eu ebens
falls oernidtet. - 9lu6 Der am 6rettag bier
piitbenbe Sturm bat groBeu S4aoeu aHge=
riGtet.
Batrit Itc9ieerg uuO ieiue 6amiIie rettes
ten nur Die Sleioer, bic Tie auf bem Geibe
trugen. gOmarb @onntr1man erlitt tObtltde
8ranNpunOeH uub Sobu 9eeper unO SObn
8errp peroen pabrideinltd ibreu Serlet=
3uugen erliegen. Der augerit)tete Sdn6eu
fam erit mad mebrereu GageH GHHdberHO
oeidldBt neroeu
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Der @6rSer bon Bertha Du6pik.

Detroit, giid., 5. DECEMBER. -gSils
liam Steoen5, melaer al8 mutbmaBlidler
Wl6rber ieiner 8ruut Bertha 9ufmib 3u
Detroit Derbaftet uOroeu mar, Iegte Elm Sc
itdnbHiB ab. Gr iagte, er babe be 3bat I'M
abidtltd getbun. Bertha babe Ff bas Ulei.
fer i6erSbafttr 8eiie OIL Die &eble gebalten
uuS geiragt: ym66teit 9u Dies mobI tbun?"
gr babe oas 0laitrmeiier bann btngenommeH
uno Dor 8ertba'S 6eble cine 8emeguug qez
ma9t, nidt gluubeno. boB bas Mefier fe be-
riibren piiroe. 4ls iie toot III Booen fiel,
iei er Dor gntieeen gefloben. Stepens iaete,
iie h1tten ME Streit nit eiuauoer qebabt,
uno CAB groBe 9rauer iiber bic Chat III ers
fenneu. Den 8erlobungsring 10 erfldrte er,
babe Ct i9oH Uorber 81 id gefedt, nm bas
mad eiusI ErGRrins MAIDEN sH lafs1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-07
etnra. amf Dem NR0mms.
SteIe 5abraeu8e eeTbetert uno elite slHlabI
ReuidlenIe6en nerIoreH.

geuidlcnIcben oerloreh.
8nnamu, 5. 9e3., Uia @alOeton. Gin
g9ino, Del Die @ei6pinoigteit zines Srtcn8
erreidbte, riftete gefern in Colon uno ldugs
Der Siiite OieleH Sda0en an. SterjebH Se=
g6Ii6iffe puroen auf 6en Srau0 getreben.
Die @erften muroen beiddoigt. 9ie @iiens
b0bn if inter 0aHer unO es t6unen Dor NOR
gen Gben6 feline 3iige geben. Sammtlite
9ampfer iinO bei'm Jtaben Oe8 Sturmes in
Gee gefOden. Die 9Oit mirO Ueripatet ab.
gehen.
QiptupQGI, 6. 0ss.-5u Oeu15mrme
Der bier am .. o8. 0tt8. miitbete, giuQau
iOlgenoe 6ubrSeuge inter: Die HOrpegn6e
&arte g6elOeu," bic britide grigg yGuez
Iina," Die ameritanii6e Sarfe ,9etsrau," Z"
bic britife Sarte Douglas @afte," Die
nOrpegtde Sarfe y9arnau," Die britii1e
garfc pygntOu," man uermutbet, oaB
idmmtlid)e an 8oro 0ieie5 Sd)ifft5 beiiuoltz
den FerOuen, nit &u5uabme Oe8 @apttdn5,
leiner Satin Il. 6inOeS nm Sgabeu gefOmmeu
iinO), bic Oftr. garfe ySigH," Die norm. 8urte
pSlanf, ,"ss bic cOlombianilAeH Srigg8 ,,Gataz
tina" uno pSteua," iomie bic amerltauiideu
@6Ooner r5rant Gtruoob," y4Uis," p8io
@rau6e" uno Die Sbuluppe ,Dfarf Eime.
Seute gta6mittag fiebt ou3 lSetter wieoer
orobeHo aus. Der Hmerifanlide &rieQ8z
oampfer p@alena" ift bier etHgetrOfeu uuo
boz Qufer QeuQu0efI.
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men bate.
- Der ySeipps sBlod," SIR. 257 bis 26s,
BrautlinfraBe, in philadelphia, Beuui., in
meldem ftd mebrere YdoeH befaHben, 1T elm
gedidert rporoeH, Der Serlut ptro anndberuO
aui 100000 8eiadBt.
49, Su Cincinnati rgurSe eeiferu Abenb
Der 1Ssjdbrige &Habe 8iaie SoeQ BON oem
16sidbrigen Sanes 9OeIe 6Hr6 bic Qunqen
gefOden uuO liegt geidbVIih trant oaruie0er.
8ogIe mur6e beute glorgen berbaitet.
- Su greenoiQe, Ser., mufte elm g2ob
mabreuO Der uorlesten 9tadt eineu erfolgloz
fen 8eriuh, 5eiRrit S6aHlberger, ben au-
sebIideu gt0roer BON 4Hnie 5mit6, gu lguz
den. Der auiieber un6 mebrsre Yirger ieHs
erteH auf Die 20n6er uuo DeriugteH ite. gian
9loubt, oaB mebrere BeriOHeH UerUuH0et
muroen.
- 8abe 8ue purbe am Samfa9e uabe
NidOlaspi1e, &g,, BON 8aUiO 6ut4crait ers
ihoTeH, neil CT Oenielbeu ibari Gugeblldt
hattie. Sut6craft, nelder in etuam Bro8eiie
ais 3euge gegen 9lue auigetreten mar, erz
n6rts, ais er 6eS 2eetsreH 4ugsu auf ii6 ges
ridltet TAB, er gefntte teiHem 9teuideH, ibu
ouf oieie g8eiie auiublideu. glit ieier Aeuz
Beruug sog er ieiueu &eOcloer nHo itoB 5fue
uie0er.
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StepeQauf Ocs aelttu &rtcesOants
piers gS1tca0o."

@Befer, BcuHL, 3. DECEMBER Der
GunoeaIreu5cr ,Gbicago" muroe beutc 8Orz
mittag Inn 5l2 llbr III benz SdifiSbaubofe
BON SObn 8Oah * Sobu pom Stapel gelais
len. 8a5 Sdlfi murOe BON sri. Gtttb Sic
burHe Oou BbuaOclpbia 9etauft. Der 0ums
pier oGblCago" III 0a5 gr5Bte Der bier 55alrs
5cuge, bereH Ban Don Der JlOah ibeu 6trma
tcEtrattlld ubuaommeH mHrOe, uuo miro,
meuH UouenOet, eiHc5 Der bc0euteu0iteH
SdjfIe uEicrer 8unoe3dOtte ieiu. Die yiHge
oeiiglbeH beIagt 3l5 6uB, bic Breite l8 6uB
. 5Cl; er bat einen@e5alt BON 1900 EouUeH,
iou II &uOteH in Der StuuOe MAIDEN uuO
cine 0iaidiue BON 5000 gierOetrait 1abeu.
Die 6loiteu &eratbUug5 GOmmIifoH mar
ourd Gupr. 9lcGaHH Il. u. bel Der Teierlidls
lett UerireteH, aud watau }Oblreite 6lOtteus
GifSe,e uno geluder 5ugegeH. Inter oeu
Aumsencen errt8te beOHOer5 SOBu 9io09
DlGl AuiicgeU.
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@iae tnerfwarOtee @er8tftun9s8es
fdltdtte.

RoutreaG, Gan, 5. 9ejbr. - Jim
0ltttnOh Qbeub CAB 6r. 6. Wc2enHaH, Elm
ber0orragenOes glitslieO 6es ,,IietrOpOlitaHs
Glubs, mebreren Freuuoeu ain Diner. Sad
benz @euuiie BON gSilopret Suppe srtraut=
ten brei Der &umeienoeu, uHo eiH barbei ges
rufener &r5t erfldrte, ouB 6a5 81 Der Suppe
0erpenoste SIeila m0gIi4erDeiie ueroOrbeu
mar. Grue ipdter bOTaeHommene 4nalpie
Der Suppe ergab ieoOd oas SOrbauoenIein
elmer Gaautitdt arieuit, grrB geuug, nm
i1mmtlide 8beilnebmer on benz Diner All
oergiitsH. 3tUei Dieutmdohen, tpel6e BON
Der Suppe segefsu, ertrantten ebenfaQs
@ebsimPolisifeH fiHO nit Der auitldruug Oss
Balss beiaditist.
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Der 0agpr BON 9Ietn Srleans tnt
&nfIaacsttitato.

Stem Orleans, 5. 9ej. - Die groBs
eei6moreuen oeriebteu 0fo1or @utIotte NE
gen @rpreiiung i'm 4mte IN 4ntlage3uifano.
gr if beiduI6igt, $34 uber bic geieBIi9en
gebiibreH in einem Sale erboben gu babeH,
Der Dor uHgeidbr 8uolf Sabren, als er Sc
ridtssGlert mar, Dor @eriat erlebigt rpurOe.
Der Rabor fann iidl an ben 6a0 ni6t erin
nern, ueiut uber, oaB es ft6 nm bic Dienfte
zines Steuograpbeu bel Der Aufuabme BON
3eusenausiagen banbelte.