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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
Encouraging Prospect.

II the Blue jacket people make the
success which present appearances iu-
dictate, says the Times-Reyiew, it will
give an impetus to mining operations in
that section and create such a boom rs
has rarely been experienced in the
State. There are within n radius Of IA
few miles Of the Blue jacket, almost in
Vulnerable lodges Of the same character
OF ore, which il it can be successfully
worked will furnish material for hun
drcds of stamps for many years to come.
1t is claimed that Mr.. Milford, the Su-
p~erintcDdent, 10y u very simple chemical
combination, has overcome the d. nicult-
les heretofore experienced in working
the ore, and that too without the cx-
pensiye process Of roasting. II that i.
the case, there is nothing To- prevent
that section becoming one Of the most
prominent, and productive districts on
the Coast. There is an abundance Of
fair grade ore, plenty of water and fuel,
ard all other facilities for mining and
milling ns complete as could he desired.
1t would not be at all astonishing from.
the present outlook, il in less thnn tSU
years the most populOus and hourishing
mining town in the State would spring
NJ - ii mountains in which the Blue
Jacket is located.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
a COVERT INSULT.

Austria has taken occasion covcrtlv TO
Insult the United States lay refusing t.
receive IL duly accredited Minister sent
from this country. Fortunately the
United States doesn't happen to be I'M
der any obligations to the blue Danube
region. The Salt Lake Tribune says:
We trust that it will he determined
when Congress meets Hgain-that it is
not deemed desirable any longer to send
any accredited Minister to that country.
but that whatever of business there
might be between that country md our
own can be carried on by telegraph,
keeping II consul III each Of two or three
large cities of that country. Certainly
no other Minister ought to be s,nt.
Kelly mny bc n lightweight. hut our
Government, by sending him abroad, as.
serted that lac was sixteen hands high
and sound, and it will never do to r.
cedo from that position, -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
roa11on NIus.

.n.cial IN tb. S.v Yo,k Sun dated
I,,nion an,. sth s,xs. n eh,rl X.
For, th, pr,pr;..or of ,b, Nes YorL
poi;.,. Gaz.ttr. w,s secretly married
III. ,.,,nin, ia . Young LADY. who gave
Der N, ne as Mis-. bod. Of B~r,ullyn.
the divorce Court are almost bursting
with a secret which involves another
seIalal in high CIRCLES. The court or
ieialE ARE Guarding the secret well. but
II is said to involve u petition for divorce
on the ground Of adultery ssainst u
leading Tory statesman aud " member
a.
-,!4. The petition IN the divorce proeerd-
,ring> instituted by Donald Crawford
, Ia against his wife, in which Sir Charles
bike is held as correspondent, was filed
on Wednesday. Dixie has retained EH-
Attorney. Gspernl james TO defend him.
Ar-CEaEiord isA Barristsr and many
~ yeHna slllsr than his wife. Mr.. Craw-
&c fordi" bqt ~ years OF age.
No, s.,s - hono az cor-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
Railroad Accident.

Our exchanges give the particulars o,
M accident on the c. +. railroad where.
by three men lost their lives. and sever.
al Others were injured. The Silver
Stntc says: Last Monday about II
o'clock n freight train was thrown from
the track between Truckcc and Summit
10y n large boulder which became de-
tntch"d from n tunnel aud rolled down
on to the track. Engineer Kern. fire
man Willard. md brnkemem McMastcrs
and Wnllingham were more or less in
jured, and an Indian who was riding on
the trim was badly hurt. A wrecking
trnin left Truckee for the scene OF the
disaster, and ran into n hand.car on
which three carpenters named Moore.
Mccormick, and one whose name we
Gould not learn, were riding, and killed
NIL three Of the men.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
4 Jealous Husband

The bloodiest crime that has blottcd
the criminal records vi Louisville for
months was committed Friday morning
in n lutte frame house at the corner of
ThiVty-ihird and Bank streets. Mich
aei kaetiu, ag-l 10, killed his wife in
cold HOOD aud then Gu; his own throut.
The suicide and murderer is German.
His wife was - pretty little German
woman and created much admiration
nom the n~eighburs. lie frequently
showed jealousy at his wifc's attentions
t. his workmen. and would become
greatly excited at times. They quar-
relied, aud Thursday night n quarrel Of
UuhsHai violence occurred betwy ell
them. Friday morning about IL o'clock
Mr. Snyder. u Deighbor who was ut
work i'll his garden. was called by the
little children OF Kasiin, who said
Come and help poor ina ANNA, papa has
killed her" lie vent immediately, md
found thc wife lying dsnd in a pool of
blood IN one room, With 0 CHASTITY
wound in her throat. The husband was
still breathing. 0ad c;utching in his
hand TIE kaifc lie had thrust into his
" ihront. His windpipe was COM
plriely severed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
Demand for silver.

A New York dispatch of the 9th INST.
says: The demand for silver dollars at
thr Sub.Treasury yesterday was uneI-
pec4ediy large. A great quantity Of
frnc'inpsl silver n passed over the
counter, but lbs output OF standard
silver dollars vas the notable feature
a., OF tim day. Hitherto the New York
banks have been Aysrsc 20 taking silver
dollars from any source, but yesterday
. four banks Of this city asked for and
obtained $50. 900 In stspAStd dollars.
Other banks took smaller nmopnts,
making Jhs aggregate .sllO. 900. The
HiiStrht Treasurer has made IL a r1le
70 redeem ibs mutilHted CURRENCY ouiy
With standard dolInrs. The cause Of
this sudden demand is said to be the
scarcity Of mi sp4 I've dollar bills, tho
Government having stopped printing
them.
Htti keepers are persa4 that ths
spiEtpelle young lady cats morc than
two oIsjpsry msn and creates Q dis
turbnnes IAsn four. Between tbs two.
! had Jalbcr board a bear" remarked
nm eIpstienfe5 caterer = few days
since.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

The fenr Is now expressed In England
that n Bahdi's reported death IN merely
q trick, snd that he il playing possum
with 0 rirw 10 II subsequent issurrec-
ton and consequent strengthening Of
The beliefDf his miraculous powers by
hil s]uprrs.itious followers. II will be
fcnlly unkipd Of the prophet u, instead
~ iernaing quietly md decorouSly dead,
be should erise once more to taunt the
Msbdi- SusSting INABILITY of wolseley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

The County school superintendent,
the Public Administrator, md one Of the
County Commissioner Of Nye county,
reside in Monitor YnlIey.-Bclmont
Courier.
Is Monitor Valley the County Seat of
Nyc County, The County Commits
sioners as a rule, meet but once umonth
but how about the other officers men.
tioned1 SEQ. Z. Article XIV. OF the Con-
stitutution Of Nevada says: 'All county
officers shall hold their Offices at the
county seat OF their respective counties"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

II IL Said that Sarah Althea, during
her lectnring tour this Fall will visit all
the principal towns Of Nevada.
We eau assure her n good house,
should she condescend to visit Elko, but
in order To put tickets Of admission at q
high premium II will only be necessary
for her 10 announce that she will bring
the sen" with her and exhibit him as
an illustration TO her lecture.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

A serious misunderstanding is report
ed 10 exist between the outgoing ndwin.
istrAtion Of tho United States Sub
Treasury in San Francisco and the in
coming administration, regarding the
counting Of money in the vaults. Mr..
Brooks. the newly-appointed sub-TrcAs-
urer. ia willing 10 accept the count by
weight, but Mr.. Spnulding, the present
incumbent. insists on every piece being
counted before the transfer Ia made.
There are 800, GOO. 900 in the vaults. and
to count II all over would take from six
10 eight months. A decision from
Washington OH the subject il looked
for.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

II is denied on the highest authority
at the State Department TINT Kelly Is
an applicant for the Consul General.
ship ut Paris or any other diplomatic
or cousulnr position. Kelly Is about 10
return home mud has no expectation q
receiving my other appointment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

Gnhe Uoskins. the wclI-known mu,
stefan will " IN this place on Tuesday
Of each ScsE naiil further notice. sfr.
Iioskins is - Grstclass practical piano
tuner. and il & all times prepared TO put
in order any ptnUos that may require
tuning. Orders may be left at this Of
6re.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

The World says: After Grants IN.
neral it was proposed TINT the drapcry
IN the city should be donated To tho
deserving poor, which will paobably be
done.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

Nothing so expands the mind, gives
,elssrnesS 70 the ideas, elasticity TO the
form and health 70 thc system. as early
JiEos and . walk before breakfast. II
your sluegard DO not a doll already. he
js 10 . fair way to become one. Women
would gein rosy cheeks by getting up be.
tots Or about dSybrenk, and men secure
heath Of body and mind. There are
many Of both sexes, hoyevcr. who never
see The sun rise unless II be vhen re-
,turhing from o ball.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

The Belmont Courier says: 1.-THE
editor Of the Hawthorne Bulletin must
have met n icndcrioot when he swnl.
lowed the boxed - Cbinawoman from
Grhntsyille. There are no Chinese liy.
ing in Grnnisviilc-and the boys who
call that burg their own will tell YOU.
without ~romnncing, TINT they have not
see" n ChinnwomHn in two years"
We fcItn little shnky in accepting na
true the story that the Celestial maid
had been drowned in her " pofspirn-
ton. although wc are prcdisposcd TO
crcdulity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

4 mother having occasion 10 rcprovc
her little soyru.y car.old.dnughicr for
playing with grinc rude children, re-
ccived for n reply: "wclI, ma. some
folks don't like bad company. Lnl ! nI.
why's do"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

The Weekly INDEPENDENT is the best
weekly paper published III the STAT.
Is columns arc flied with local and
neal news. which makes II interest
ing 10 every citizen Of the Stat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
SPIKED THEIR GUNS.

1t was " severe blow 10 the Republican
mnnagefs 70 see with what un~animity
tue South and it, soldiers united with
the North in honoring this memory Of
Grant. II has destroyed for all time the
possibility Of IL sectional issue. II is
certain th"t from now on, the patriotic
and Intelligent people Of the Union will
sternly lsbukr any attempt that may be
mnde by Republican lenders TO revive
the bitter memories and unhappy feuds
OF the PAST Examiner.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

The Fee Lance says Miss Aiiee u.
Dattf, tprperly n Of the teachers In
ihc Reno ppblc school has been engaged
~ teach the Clear Greek scbg"J ib
R9psiss eounty
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

The New York "lcynicd railroad chr.
RED 100000 passengers last Saturday.
aud 100000 people creased Brooklyn
bridge,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

The New York World hns successfully
completed iis task Of raising 100000
for the Bnrtholli stotuc pcdcstnl' The
Washington cert was nold TO Miss Hell
on Douyrny for $50. The total
amount collected was SlO2.OO6 W.
which was contributed 10y over l2o.Oo9
persons.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
FreiKhta.

G. @. Warner & Co. shipped to Chi.
cago to-day two cars Of wool for Bailey
d Ellis, and Jarret & Green; two cars Of
Bullion ore TO the Sandy reduction
works, and $4,000 pounds Of mcrchnn-
disc to Tnscnrorn by fast freight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

Wifc-."i wish you would get your
life insured for $1,000"
Husband-"I was thinking Of getting
il insured for $4,000"
Wiie--"Do you think you cam"
Husband-"C,rtainly Why not2"
Wiic-"l supposed The companies re-
fused to insure anything Tor moro than
It's worth"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

Ginger Ale at the ,,em.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

Facts arc hut food for reflection. The lesson they teach in this
case is plain. DO NOT REMAIN uNAcQuAISrED WITH THE ADyAS-
TAoEs PRESENTED ny THIS STORE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
0lrbctt 1tno 2nbta.

Chattanooga, Genn., 9. SttOber. -
Die 800 8oblengrdber Der 9opiar Greet. 0tine,
Welde fir cine 2Obnerb1bung uon 10 Bro
Gent ausfanoen, baben iiA nit ) 4rOIent 3us
frieben ge9eben unb iinb an Die 9lrbeit 3urid=
gefebrt. Der SobleHprei5 ilt in Solge Der
1obnerb0bung I'M einen Sent pro 8ui9el ers
bIbt tporOen.
@ttt8bHrg, ga, 9. Gttober. - Die
au8feben6en SobIengrdber III gteirs green=
felber 3efe I'M "A. POol" uno bero GiHcinnatis
@rube" i'm yS. 9ooI" itnO unter ben Don
ben YrinSipaleu an9eboteuen SeOtHgungen
al Die 2lrbeit 5uriidgefebrt. Die Strtter le-
gen 3eid)eu BON Sdmddle an ben Gag.
Q8ooni 90 Diet, 3.<S., 9. Sttober.-0ie
Grbeiter in Der 6auti6udfabrif ju 0tilpille,
melfe iiber Spei N3ouaten 9efeiert, batteu
Die 2lrbeit uor eiuigen 3ageu pieoer aufgez
HOmmen. 5eute inO ie abermaI3 auSge=
iianben, neil ibre Grbeit9eber neue 5fegeln
eiuseiubrt babeu, oeuen Die 2lrbeiter iidb nidt
IliQeu pCueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10

Sen. 9oroou b at in ieineu
ua6gelaIenen 8aplerer ben gnglduoern III
folgenoer 4olitif geratben: Gbpern pollitdnz
big 5u ermerben, Die 0ieformell in &teinaIen
fallen 81 laIien, fir cine Sereini9ung 8ulga=
rien's nit &umelien einsutreten, @gppteu
bOGfGnbig 81 elmer en9lii4sn Solonte gu
MAIDEN unb Srantrei6 BON Sprien Seiit ers
areifeu gu ldFen, in weldem Sale frant=
reid nit @n9Ianb gemeiniame Sade gegen
bic Guscebnuns &uBlaub's in NFen MAIDEN
uiir6e. Serner beiiirwOrtet er eine 9ebiet8z
SergrUBeruns Monteue9rO's uno @rie9en.
lambs unb Die Sermunbluug @onItantino=
pel's in eiueu ielbffdnOi9eH Staat uuter
europaii6er @orantie. StaIien mO6te 9or.
BON bur6 bas Sufengsbtst, III rpel6em Mais
Jonah llest, abgefertist bubeu. Son bieIen
SoriSlG9en fn0 iett oauals oret Sur Birt~
lidfett geporben. @n9lunO bGlt @gbpten be-
lett, Snlsarien bat BON Sf.9tumelien 8eTt
ererifien unb Stalieu in Wtafopab einen
&irdbor fir ieine Armee gefUnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
/ aoroinaI GcGIosfen.

gems 0ort, 10. SftOber, 2 llbr frib.-
Sarbinal Dtc@lOstep ftarb I'M II llbr beute
frib, umgeben BON Sernanbten unO @etfts
li6en. Sein gnbe mar etH rubige8 unb
iriebli9es.
(9er gerforbene mar Der erife 9rdlat,
pel6er oiefeits oe8 gSeltmeeres Ourd Die
9arbiualsmiiroe geebrt purbe. Gr puroe
in ieinem "a. Sabre SnH YrieIfer gemeibt
uuS begnnn ieine 9aufbahn inter Den @lenz
ben uno 2(rmen; in ieinem 81. Sabre mar
er 8rdfbent elmer b6beren @r5iebuussanitalt ;
i'm "a. Sabre uuroe er 8i4of, uno als iOlz
der nrbeitete er 5pan5ig Sabre uHabldlFg i'm
8ienfe Der Sir1e un6 Der Meni9beit. j3ablz
reide gr;iebun9s &nftalten unO 2SobItbds
tigteitSzS zSnfitute mur6an bon ibm gegriuOet.
Sn ieinem 81. Sabre puroe er grSbii9of, unO
i'm 65. Sabre erreifte er bic b6dfte gBiiroe,
bic Elm fatboliider 8rdlnt in oieiem 2anOe
erlangen tann uno Die Dor ibm nod feinen
uusge3ei4net bat. Der Dgt.s9. 5eraIbn iagt
BON ibu, baB er feline AuSSet4nuns erbtelt,
bic er uidt reidltidl beroieute.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
ges ainSesmorDes begdnIotat.

Gong =S8tan0z Gttp, R.s9., 9. Oft.
Der @oroner8z Snquet 8etref5 oe8 GooeS
oes 18 0touate alien Siuoes BON Soiepb uuo
Warie Werfle ans DtiboIt= 8iuuge, oaS man
al8 Qeid)e in eiuem Seide bel 6uruan'8 So
Lamb geiuu0en, iuarO am YtittmO9 2lbenO
BON Coroner S'GOuneu gum 2lbialuRe ge.
bradjt. Die Surp erfannte, oas &iuO babe
ieinen Sob burd) bic 6dnoe ieiues Saters
gefunben. 9arauf bin IteB geiterH 9ti9ter
McSenna oen Mertle, Der bier i'm @ountps
gefdnenifie ftt, poriiibren unO iiberpie8 ibn
auf bic Gntla9e oeS @fOr0e8 ben @roBge=
idmoreuen. 6rau Sterile unO Oereu Sreuuz
bin Marie 8aumeifer beftuOeH ii9 i'm 3eus
aeuuemQhrian1.
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Ole gsa1Iett II, gou,tetttt,tt. .

@artfOrb, St., 9. Sft. - SOmeit Die
8eridte iiber bic 9eftrtge 2ofaluabl i'm
Staate erieben lafen, iiu0 bon 157 SrtSbes
Sirfen 81 BON ben 9tepublltanern uHb 81 BON
Den 0emcfroten getponnen poroen. % 8e=
itrfe bIieben 9etbeilt unb BON ad]t feblen bic
8erifte nod. Comet baben Die &epHbli=
faner ge9en lettes Sabr 10 8e3irfe 9enon=
Hen. Son so Srtsbe3 e3irten, in Oenen iiber
bic S4anfgeietira9e abgeitimmt rpurbe, 1T
in 81 berielben ein &eiultat gu @uniten bon
2icenien erlon9t. glan fanH annebmen,
oaB BON BEN 167 Srtsbe3irfen i'm Staate
ninoeitenS 100 fir Broblbition i'm peiteiten
Gimme Der Senpercrsler iiub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
Ter oIte shtpeSc unS feline STRAIT.

Serie1s@it9, N.zS.r 9. 0ttOber. =
Der aIte SdmeSe Yeter gtelieu, Seiien Srau,
ME uusfiibrlid beri6tet, tbren S9wiegers
John 5einrt9 Yabbe, eineu Deuti6eH, beis
rathete unb ibrem @atten our6 SegieBen nit
Sfrpefelidure I6mere 8erletHugen beibrabs
te, eridien 9eiferu nit oerbunOensm pale
unS @eiidlt I'M BOIiseiseri9t Dor Gthter
@tilfina, nm gegerl ietue 6rau srpei aHtlas
gen, uuf 8iganlie uno Anggrttt lanteno ), 81 I sr'
Reben. 9u6be un6 Srau gfelien rUareH ebeH'
fails i'm Gerihtsjimmer. Sbr anpalt er=
tldrte, er polle 5u9eben, baB ietne Sltenten
perbeiratbet ieien, lebne leooh ieoe SOrun-
terIudunq i'm 4ufuage berielben n0. Die
Qnaeflaqten murbeH baun inter ,e $4,000
8iraifaft gsitelItr nm Dor ben @roBgeidmo=
reueH III erideiuen, pabrenO gteIieu mad
benz Soipital ;uriid gebradt nuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
Snnferc,ta Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z

&eQ6tng Ya., 9. GttOber. = Die 0it-
lid)e oeutife &oHiereu3 Der u&ereiHigten
8rioer in GbriitO," pelae YenHiDIOanieH
unO tie beua6barten Staaten umi9lieBt,
tagt sur 3eit in giper8topn, 2ebGnon&O.
yabe5u 100 &eifii6e iinb aupeienO. 8iidOf
8. 9idiou aus Ohio fiibrt Den &oriie, ltnO
6te Gonferen, mro uugeidbr etEe g&o6e
oauern. Die unterbreitcten 8eri6te ergez
ben, baB fid Die Sette in bluhenOem gu
itanoe befinoet un6 bic 3abl ibrer 0ttt9ies
Ser, ionre bic ibrer Sir9ep auidbrlih per
gr0BeIt. 8aiior B. Nt,ttenoOri aus 8altiz
more belt gefern Qben0 cine Breoigt UOr
elmer groBen luSGbl 3ub0rer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
0ILs aethc aeFttuSett.

Stem 0orf, 8. Sttober.-Als gefern
Diorgen Der Sol6at 9arrb 6a3el BON Sort
BaoSportb auf Staten. SsIanb am llfer ents
lang einq, lab er cine Dtanneslei6e im @ai=
Ierliegen. Coroner S9inaler puroe beua9s
rid)ti9t unb bieier lieB BEN SoSteu mad
Dates MOrgue in Stopleton brtn9en. Die
Seble mar bemielben bon DIR 5u DIR bur4s
Sabren, SuB 9 3oa sroB uno nit einem
buntelfarbigen an3nge, peiBem llnter5eu9
unS S6uben en9Iii9en 6abrifats betleiOet.
gr hattie 6unfles 6aar uno ebeniol1en
S6uurrs unb 8adenbart, nit etlpas gran
unternliIdt. Die @et4ts3iise waren I'M.
tenntli6, ba buS 6leiif BON 6ii9en ;erfreiz
len mar. 3mei 8orber5Gbne feblen. Wtan
faub bel benz 3obten gttdts Dor, mas 81 iei'
ner Shentif,irnna hatte fiihren f6nnen.
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pic spretiatttta 0es NIooS BOD,

% 10 y 0rf, 8. Attober. = Nue T0rbes
reitungen fir bic auf morgen anberaumte
Sprenqung bes Slooo : 9lod in 9eu=9ate
finb ieet 6ollenSef uno man bat Sfritte ge=
troiien, Inn bic 3uidauer am llfer ioDObI,
pie beraunnbenSe Sabr;eu9e Dor S9aben su
benabren. Die 8epobner etli4er nabe benz
ufer gelssenen Sduier fiub aufgeforbert NOR
ben, fif Dor Der Grplofon gu eutfernen.
Die Grplofion piro 6ur6 SO 8rIbte, pelhe
ben eleft1iI9en 6unfen sleid;eiti9 mad alien
gbeilen Der 91uamitlubuug tra9en iclleu,
uermitielt merSsn. gebrsre Spefulauten boz
ben Eribiinen nube Aitoria am llfer erri4tet,
BON ipelAen aus bic sSirtun9en Der Grplos
iton aenau bsobadtet tueroen tonnen, uno
uerIanteu Eilete fir Sise su bobeu Pretien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
Der 9eatfGe Correspondent.

8erimmer bteie rumeIii d e
9epolution berauf beihmOren, bat Setter
9eruien, bic er nitt b0nnen lam. @S iinb
Gugeni6einli6 nidt be @rOBmddte, 8uB.
lamb ooer SeItreif, tueldeu ge9enmGrti9 be
0Gnoe iuden, Inn Briigel au83utbeilen, ioHs
Bern eS iif bos feline 3uunt0nigsgel6Geat,
oas bic 3eit ni9t erparteu tann. Die Ger
ben ideinen beiunoerS trtegSluitig su Iein,
uno Wiilan tpiro ernueber lOSi6lageu, ooer er
niro - losgeidlagen wer0en. 9iees maat
Die Satl0ge geidbrIt6.
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8oitou, 8. Sitober. = 9rei Rdnuer,
peld)e beute friih bon bier auf- oeu 6ti9faug
0ingen, ertranfen i'm uuteren Saien in Tolge
Ses Senterns hires Sootes. Der cine Der
Serungliidteu bieB $. 9. Gurrier uHe Der
stpeite WtiIiorO 9. @Obe, tpdbreuO Der Same
bes britten nidt betaunt iit. @OOe'S 2ei6e
If t1nd1 r1idlt nl1fnpfnnhpn
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@in fur9tbarer llnqliidsfal ersi9nete ft1 &C..
fern IN Der 9fine Der y8arrid. d.@uanSoiler
GOniOlibateb @Oal.@Ompanp" an Der y4lr-
sSabn," menige Nieilen pon @pansoille.
Gin grbeiter itieg trrtbimIider 8eiie auf
einen leeren gSa9en auf Der offenen Seite
6es Sdadte8 uno itiirSte 10 SuB tlef bius
inter, 10 baB er 81 elmer formloen DiaIie
Serqueti6t murOe. @r mar bon 2OuiSoille;
iein Shame iit uidlt betannt aeporSen.
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Spfton, 9. SftOber. - SRI. Slipe Gar.
lisle mar ieit lan9erer 3eit nit 6rant Ga,
muels BON @altbam perlobt. Sor un9eidbr
elmer 8ode iesteu iie ben Sag Der Sr6uung
auf aeftern feit. sic besuben ff sur be-
fimnlten 3eit and pirtlif 3u eiren gpiss
copal- getitliden; als Oieier aber bic entI6ei.
benben gSorte ipreden pOllte, elite Der
grdutigam nit BEN gSOrten: rid mil iie
nidt beiratben; i9 fam elm Mdo6en nit
reinem @baratter befoumen," baoon, ieiue
graut in bpferiiden SrGmpfeu 3uriiflafeuO.
als oieie iid erbOlt batter ging fie mad Der
nG6lten apotbefe uno faufte Sral=Sdure,
pelde fie in elmer gtadbarfraBe trant. Gin
9oli;ift fano fie ddSetlo uHf benz giirgerz
ffelae nnb bra9te iie mad 6em Soipital. Die
Ner;te baben feline Soffnun9, fie am 4ebeu
su erbalteu. Der 8rduti9am iit nit elmer
S6auir;slertruppe mad benz 8eiten sesau=
npr
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