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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Pupils charged from date Of entrance
to close Of term. and tuition payable
monthly, except when special arrange
ments are made with the Principal. Sick
ness prOtracted for two weeks entities to
q deduction of tuition.
We would call the attention of those
interested in the cause Of Education to
the advantages it offers to young people
desiring true culture aud solid, practi-
cal education. M
Let. Its doors are open to both sexes.
2ud. The course Of study is adapted to
your needs.
3rd. 1t Is free from any disturbing and
seductive Influences that prevail largely
in our cities, there being no DRAM shops
or other immoral resorts, thus affOrding
the students good opportunities of form
ing correct habits, and Of pursuing their
studies without hindrxnce.
4th. Excellent instruction In CONNER
cial Science.
9Th. The Principal takes an interest In
all that pertains to the welfare Of his pu-
pills. He visits them when alex, eucOur-
ages them when depending, comforts
their s0rrows, cheers their triusnphs, and
instructs them II the way of living right,
including hygiene. morals. manners and
business.
9th. The Faculty endeavors, by precept
and by example, to lead them In the path
Of integrity, honor and virtue.
7th. The Principal agrees to extend the
most liberal terms to Young men and to
young ladies who desire to educate them
selves for teachers In the preparatory
schools.
Board may b obtained BY persons from,
distance At private residences at $500
per month, where every facility for adj
vancing their interests - pupils will b.
attended to.
TRUSTEES:
DR.. J. r. Kelly. President.
w. A. Little, Secretary.
w. J. Sewers, n. L. Tannehill and s.
n. Brian.
For further information In regard to
the school address f. DAVIES,
oct TT Principal.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

A petition with 1900 signatures is to be
presented to the Beard Of pardons for the
Communication Of the sentence Of Pat Ford
and John Murphy, who are to be execu-
ted Nov. 18th inst Asthe principal par
ties in the commission of the crime for
which they are sentenced, are serving a
term in the penitsntiary, we think it
nothing but right that their sentence
should be committed.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

The celebrated Walkup case has about
come to close, that is the evidence II
closed, aud argument set for Monday last.
A great deal Of conflicting testimony has
been introduced, and no enc can tell how
the case will terminate. We believe that
Mrs: walkup should be acquitted, anlws
believe she will be.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Luz AOssOW Jug CstCeesat u0S Uo0u ssoSac0
by Auditor Steele. which explains itself,
and y hard on poor editors.
State % Louisiana, Auditors Once.
Baton Rouge, La, Oct, 1885.
TO Tax Collectors:
Your attsaflon II called to the follow
ing communicatiob which explains Itself !:
IT. Idltor. Dear SIr:-Your letter Of
tie 18Th ultimo, to Coy. McEnery, IN re-
lation to amount Of license to b paid by
Editors Of noWspapen has boea referred
81 His Excsllemry to th.s ollce, for my
fnlurmatioa aud such sssggerti0ns On the
subIect matter = might Sc deemed prop
er. Sectiou IL. Act 1, Extra Sessi0n Ut
language the amount Of license and the
viii b perceived that the licenses are
graded and - soon ~ your grose receipts
Tor any one year are ascertained, u y 8
simple matter 70 flx amount Of license !.
o., the Picayune being II the arse c3aas.
Imposed on editors-the lowest includes
The manner Of asscssinx the license -
establiahsd BY the act above, Win explain
the seeming Irregularities and dlscfepan-
cios q which yon complain. d ~ Edl-
tors DO Mt pay thrfr liceuseo, 1ccor14ng
u TIE class 70 which their gross receipts
assign them, It b only becsuse ths Tax
Colicctor fails to exact Il.
an very much Obliged to you for hay-
inR had my attention called to this mat
fsr and Will notify Tax ColloCtos thfuuxh-
- IL AZ
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Our friends A. b. Kelly and C. r. Ma
this are out this week, meeting the ap-
pointments Of Nr. w. J. Sewers, collect
ing tax, and thsy are also sammoning the
jurors aud witnesses for the December
term Of the District Court, - they 60.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

This Editor, and also the typo. both
moved last week, or that Is, rather chang
ed residences. Our typo was also sick.
The loss of time, and no help to make
good the deficiency, causes US to rush
with our work, aud throws us some
what behind. $50
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Quite . storm aud rain, passed over
our town on Wednesday night last. As
We were wrapped IN the arms Of Morpheus,
We knew nothing Of the Occurrsnc at the
time. but oar typo says, sit made him
feel kind O reliyiens''. No damage that
We know Of.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Mr.. J. n. Jennings, left our town on
Sunday last, for Columbia, where he will
engage q bosk keeper for the enterpri-
sing firm Of Bridgsr 4 Reddirt OF that
place. N. Jsnalngs h m experienced
book keeper, and they have done well in
securing his services.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

The Editor Of the WdtcAman, thinks
that he would not b Infatuated with the
beauty Of Mn. Minnie Wallace Walkup.
He fears that she might suspect him Of
having money, and put spider in his
dumping. Not II she knew that you
were an Editor Bro. Hundlsy, she has too
much sense for that.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

There was resolution passed BY the
Educational Association Of Grant parish,
requesting the SOUTHERN SENTINEL and
Coydz CArosiese, to publish the proceed
ings Of the Association, and address OF
Hon. Warren Easton. Up to this time
we have not received either.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Our friend 5. E. Jones, constable of
ward 4. called ON the SENTINEL on Thurs
day last on official bueiness. aud gave "
= subscription for his home paper. That's
right s:Ssbe-, rupport hone Institutions
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

That genial gentleman, and President
Of the Police Jury, Mr.. J. d. williams Of
ward 9, brought some spleadid beef to
town on Tuesday last He paid his sub
scfiption to the SENTlNEL with an excel
lent piece, and any Of our readers can make
. note Of this, that We win give our pa
per for any kind Of produce that will do
tn eat
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Editor Southern Sentinel:
Dear Sir:-This Il to inform you Of the
death on Oct. 3lst 1t Cotile, La, Of DIR.
John 4. Dunn, = son Of G. G. Dunn Of
this vicinity. The bsdy vas brought to
Mount Zion Church, IN winn parish, and
buried to-day. He died Of swamp fever.
Yours. respectfully, J. II. Mccain.
Aoatgonesy, Nov. - leeS.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

We said last week, that Mr.. Hardy
Teagls. would be associated with Mr.. +.
W. Tsddlie In business Ut st. Maurice. Ii
was an error that We made, . mere mis-
understanding Of our own. Snch II not
the case.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Cocoon 4 coming in, and merchants
here are continually receiving new good,
which makes our little town put on quite
! business appearances.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Z Sec notice Of constable sale In this
issue. This is good chance TO buy
somc cattle
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Thursday morning after the storm aud
rain On "wednesday night, the weather
WAS fair and beautiful.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Asociable for the yonng folks, at our
friend Il. T.. Tannehill's, on Tuesday
nightlast.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

S. Among the distinguished visitors du-
ring conrt, we note boy at Mr.. Il. f.
Nfliines. He has come to stays
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

n. w. q. Sewers informs rs that tax
payers are coming forward and settling
up pretty briakiy.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

our town has been quite lively all the
week, By the presence Of gentlemen at
lending Court.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

While cotton and other produce are
being disposed of, We hope our readers
will not forget US.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Nit. Sanders, of ward s, was in
town. during the week.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

will publish proceedings of the Circuit
Court, next week.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Mr.. G. B. Carter, Of ward 8. called on
the SxsTIxEL, this week.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
rnrrrH DISTRICT COURT.


Xethsdist-1st Sunday in each month;
BY Killer ID. G. Baar.
Baptist-2nd Sunday in each month. and
Saturday before; by Elder VIM. Nc
Bride.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
Neelf,s's WINE Of eAlDu

eoTPeets ali aoFonGaDa01D
\ psooliaR 20 LAAiess Re11svoo
eAe pains - which thav -
\ eahjece, quiess the nerves.
i puri0es the blood, aoA -.
stores health. It impaE1o "
sallty, and ENSURES clear 49,
plexions.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
PARISH DIRECTORY.
COURT on ArrEALs.

CIRCUIT COlhi VI AR
Hen. A. b. George. -.
~. q Manicure. ... ....... Judges
Terms.-First Mondays in April anu
NoveMbcr.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. =. d. Bridger
Hen. George Wear. District Attorney
civil Terms.-First Mondays in March.
Junc. September and December
Jury Terms. First Mondays IN June
and Deeembsr.
". J. Sewers, Sheriff and Tax Collector.
&C, Jono. Clerk and Recorder
J.. r. Wallace .....'. Assessor
DR.. r. n. Brian. coroner
w. 4. Little. -. Parish treasurer
j. ID. williams. :. President Police Jury
IL. Dickerson, President School Board
j. II. Abel. Magistrate, Ward
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
PARocalAL GlEAHlnes.
Circuit Court is in session this week

Mr.. 9. C. Allen, of ward ?, was in town
during the week.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Some rain on Wednesday, and the warm
weather betokens more.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
LoDcEA MEETINGS.

EAeteTn Star Lodge Isl. 7. A. u.
Meetat WINFIELD on the second SATURDAY
in each month. ,s.zs
s. N. SMITH, w. NJ.
j. II. ABEL. Secretary
Montgomery Lodge l6s. +. & A. NJ,
meet at Montgomery on Saturday before
the fourth Sunday in each month
III. ". MCCAIN w. NJ,
J. n. MCCAIN, Secretary.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Our genial friend Mr.. i. I. Fox, Of
ward Z, was in town during the week.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
Winfield Male & Female School
A School of Science, Literature & a
Programme for ISS5-S6.

TVyTuHtWc TU5 CVs
First Term opens September 18th 1885,
and closes ON Friday, the 10th of JAN
uary 1886.
The Second Term opens on Monday.
the 18th of january 1886. and closes OIL
Friday, the c9th of June 1856.
Professor f. Davies, A. NJ. Principal.
Mrs. L. Davies, Asst. Teacher.
Mrs. Ida Milling, Dept. Of Music.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Etc.

Clothing for Men, Youths and Boys,
A large stock from the Mandatory.
Saddlery from st. Louis, alse the cele-
brated Texas Saddles, from Padgitt's.
NV stock will be found complete and
At low prices. Many articles cheaper
than can be found elsewhere.
oct eff.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06

Educational Association meets Nov.
9th (to-day).
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
New Advertisements.
CALL on
G. W. Bolton,
PTNEVULE. La.

And you will find the largest and most
complete stock ever brought to this mar
ket, consisting OF
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-11-06
neElrse's WINE OF cARuW !

= mere slim El1tfnG than
vine 0~dle fro0 grapes, mere
strengthening ehanony prep.
aRaaioa of iron. yet % doss mes
ineoxicate, bot - - Harmless
- pure wsssr- 70 Che uaoGs
delicate LaAy. hs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-29

= Die oieSjdbri9e 3uderernote auf 6ast
mtro ais bic bette icit iedS 5ahren bejei6Hst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-29
staOt Baltimore.

9as yYeabObb GoHierUatos
rim M" - Die giuft Slaieu oe5 ,,Beas
boob @onIerUatorium8" mer6en i6oH in al
lerndfiter 3eit nit ibrer Sbdtigteit begin
men, uu0 nOtiirlid 1T lest 4ueS geipanHt auf
oaS 9ri6eineu oe5 ueueH BrofeTor5 oes
Sla0ieripiel8, 6rn. 8urueiiler, melder leoeH
Augeublid bier eintreifan fam, Oteueitt,
mGbren0 mir Dies ihreiben, bereit5 einge-
trOfien iIt. Brof. 4sger 6amerit - mel.
der, nebenbei bemerft, udbreno ieine8 Cont
msrs Auieutbalts iaiue meme Spmpbonie, bic
vSbmpboH.e 91rigue, :" beeuoet bat-ertlarte,
baB er 6rn. 8urmeiiter 5uar ME Ipielen ge-
bort babe, oaB Oerielbe inOefeu nit ben oeutz
bar beifeu @mpieblHn9eH Uerieben lei. @r
babe nidlt nur cine Reibe BON @on3erten III
8eutidlauu, llu9arh uH0 @uglaHo oerlultaI1
tet, ionbern iei and Elm Sdller 2i8Sts uu0
pom cieiem gang beionoerS ortugeHo en-
piObleH.
@ei6eufiiir cine 8tbltotbet.-
6iGter Bbelpe madte geferH Der Sibliotbet
Der bUberen 9Habenihule etrua 800 SdnOe
aus benz Tanlaiie Der Oeritorbeuen Trau
2iucOIn Bbelps gum gei9ente. Die Sammz
lung lou elne betrattlide 4nSabl mertbpol=
Ter gSerfe umfaiieu.
gSarum er reiigHtrte. - 8oluiit
@arion, uelder erit Dor etrua % 9aqen er.
nanHt moroen mar, trat am Sonutaasz
abeuo an Capt. 9epiOu's 8lif) berau unO
le9te idmeigeno ieiu SdilO unO ieiHeH suHts
tel bin. auf bic 6rage, mas 9as beoeute,
ermloerte er nur, er refgnire hermit, oeHH
Der 8ieuit Iege ibm 6eHH bod gar 81 groBe
Bei9rlntHHgeu aHt.
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Nof1 eim stea go n@etteifa. :.

gtcp gorf, 2S. September. - Der
IN 1872 pOn Sumes 9oroon 8ennett qeifify
tete n@ape 0iag Challenge 8eter" miro
ebentallS ben oeln britiid)en Rutter ,@enejta"
ais Erets nit ruta @Hglano genontmen ruer=
ben, inbem ienes 55abrSsug Die amertfaniide
S6aluppenjad)t o0auntleB" III ser 9fegatta
bon Sanog=ooOt I'M oaS @ape MopzQ zQeudlt=
id1iff berum mn Suriid nit Der gr6Bten QeiG)=
tigfett iiberwano. 9as eugliidbe Sabr;euq
gewann gleit bel Der gegen A llbr am lebtea
Sanitag gla4mittag erfOlaten 4bfabrt einen
Sorlprnn9, fpel6en e8 rpdbreno Der gan;en
6abrt nt9t nur bebauptete, ionoern aud nod
fait beitdnoig Der9r0Berte. &ls Die y@eneitad
I'm 3.25.23 am Sonntag gta4mittaa oas
@ape Dta1z0euhtid]lff umfubr uno ben &iifz
meg antrat, mar Der y9auntleB" nirqenos
81 ieben uuo eridten erf iiber II StIuoeu
ipGter, ais bic y@enela" i6on meoer rpeit
bon bem 9eu4tififf entfernt mar, I'M Sc
ii9tatreis. lin 1O.11.55 beute gOrmittaa
erreifte Die u9eneita" oas 5anSn z6oofz
Seu6tidifi, ben anfan95- uno gnopunft Der
Sabrt, uno purHe BON oielen Sa1ten Sur6
Salutidiie unS NufbiIfen BON Tluqqen be-
9riiBt. Der p9auntleB," tpel6er anf irqenb
cine g9eiie ruabrenO Der Tabrt ieineu 3opnaIt
eingebiiBt bate, iit ipat beute Gbeub uoG
nift etngetroffen, uno iein S6idial erregt
einiqe 8eiorQniiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-29
SamIMItc t,t Ui0atreal.
SsocnfIidlc 2tufttitte lit ToI8e Der Sppoiis
tior Der Trani6Tttben 6enaoter aegen Oem

SsocnfIidlc 9tufttitte lit SoIse Der Sppoiis
tion Der fraui5iiidben 6annotcr eegcn Osn
5mpfSUang.
NtoHtreal, Gue., %. Septbr. - Die
Sppoiitton Der irau;6fden GAMBLER gegeu
BEN Smpf5mang fiibrte beute aben0 III eiuem
beoenfIiAeu glUirlbr. Sin Wtob bemolirte
baS 3neigbiireau Der SanitIt5beb0roe i'm
6Itlihen Sta6ttbeile unO 5Og oann, oa bic
EOliiei uutbGttg blieb, gegen ba5 Central
biirenu I'M Ratbbauie. BtS oabin mar al
lcrbin98 eine ftarte S1aar 8oli3iten i'm
6atbbauie Ueriammelt, alleiu ba iIe Obue
Geie bl5baber tuaren, 10 lpuroen iie 9leidl Ell
ner 6eeyoe Sdaafe BON oeui Dtob uertrteben.
Nafbem Die 3umultuanten OQ8 Central
Siireau in einen &ritmmar6aufen oernanz
belt hatteil, So1en ite Oor sic Gentrats BOltjeis
itOtion, parien 0ie 6cnIter elm unO feuerten
6eUOlOer auf bic YOli3iiten ab.
@iue ron Ser BoliSei iiber Die S0pie Ser
WeHge abgefeuerte SalUe ipuroe nit ip0tti=
ifeu @eldfter aufgenonmen. Die Sad=
Iage NOR iebt 10 beoentlt, baB Die 8oli;ei
nit &idieu Rno 8apOaueten bemaiinet murz
Sc. @ihdli6erpetIe rparo es nift notb=
menbig, lene 8afien 81 gebrauden, unb cine
Sfaar Gpnfabler 5eritreute ben OtOb ourd
einen enti1loiienen 2ngrtff nit ibreH Snip
peln. Die plctfeu Sen ter bes (9sri4t88es
bdnOeS, bem 0tatb6apie 9e9eniber, UnrSen
p6brenS oe5 Srapall8 5ertrimmert. Der
Qtob 8og ipQter in tleinen Saufen burd bic
StraBen unO bemOlirte Die 6enfter ueri6ies
oener 3ettungslofale uno Der Sureaur bon
Ier;ten unb Sauitatsbeamten. Siele Ser
baftun9en mur0en Uorgenommen. Die Dfs
ieutliden @ebdube fiHb beute gaft nit Yos
liSei beiebt, un6 ba8 Ntilitdr miro morgen
3um ginifrelten in Sereitihait gebulfen
meroen, ba man eine @rEeueruug Der 9fube-
if0ruuaer befiirdhtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-29

re- 8euu irgeuo cine 9raufirma
Salttmcre'S fh raiden @mporblIbeuS rib
men bari, 10 lift e8 OiejeHige oes i5rn. o 0.
o iiutber, mel9e, Had0em ibre Qufduae
iid) taum aui Elm Sabr3ebut SurIdiubreu
laiier, beute elne5 Der umfaugrei9feu Sc
ihQfte oleier 4rt in Stabt uno StQat reprds
isntirt. g8ir geIangeH an Oieie5 gtablTes
meut, penH mir, Die S'SonHeQtrafe in
Canton btnaufgebenb, bei benz an 3. SraBe
redt5 6e5 gSeges liegeubeH 8rauereiqruu0.
ftiide 6alt MAIDEN. 5alten mir 0a Gtntebr!
2Slr betreten 0aS ben iiiolIheH 4uiauq bill
benoe gSobubau5 Hebh Salou; oaiielbe
muroe BET oeul granoe Der ebemallleu 20
peubrnuereI'Staauugen idGmm mitgeuOms
men, itebt aber beute ih0Her oa, oeuH le.
Bon oa treteu mir in oa5 neuerbaute, init
allen moberusu @iHubtungeH ueriebeHe
Compton, I'M bon bort aus mad oem -
Stodperte bobeH Srauereigebauoe, oa5
n0hiien8 nod nm 3pei StOfWrte srbogt
meroen ioa, 81 gellngeH; Ale5 BARN ~
iauber unt nett, UoQ Giitr uHo JluBU9teu.
8aS iii00flid) bnrau litgen0e 8eni'gauS MT
oret ie 100 Yferoetrdft balteuoeu AellelH uHo
IO5 RuF hohem Sbcrnlteiue, od5 TN Sau
bearifiene IRalhinenhau5 gun Gr5eu9HH8 tal=
fer guft mad Der beriibmteH Ntei9ooe De "a
9}erne's mgteparf, 81 8. ,ieueriefe Stadium
osn ,c. - gas 1T 6ns @elammtbllo Der
8rauerei oes prH. 9eor9 9ltutber. Die
genutuug falter Nutt ermO9lidt eS, 1000
bis 5000 Barrel mebr, ais iriiber, aui Eager
balteu All tGnneH, uHO oaB bic ieitberige 9el.
fiuHgsiabisfsit iiir ole 3utuHit cine Ha9eju
Uermal gToBere Nib,
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Sd)ItmrtC GSoIget cEnes ttnbeocNtesta
Ocf1 1jebStahLS.

q. XOui8 28. SeptembCr. = Vebten
6reitaa, MOrgsns iriib, tuurben 8atrif 6Or
unO 0rdarO 6ren6 BON llubctaHuten ges
idlofeu, pSbreno fe in einem Eager an Oem
llfer oeS 6luIie8 i3lieieu. 6or murOe t5ot=
lid uerleBt uub farb in meuigeu SuuOeu.
6reu9 erbielt eiueH S6uB ourh Die 9iifte.
SOr9eiern bel Der GpronerS l(nteriuaung
itcute eS f9 bernu8, 6aB Die 8eioeu weHi3e
Stunoen oorber, ebe fe 9el9oiien ruurOen,
in Sit=St. &oui5 Elm &oot geitObeu unS
bnnh uber Sen 6lub geiebt batten. @efttBt
bierauf perhaftete 6oTgeiter1 llbeno Die B0z
tiSei bic betoeu TlIder Charles Simmerlin
uno gGiuiam 8re!uer Uon ct. 2oui8, bic
gtgcntbumer SeS getOhlentu &ootc3, lUelt2
and ein9eitanben, ZAP iie ben 9lorO be9an-
nprt hnbpr
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8Iut8iCri8e SoIittter.
Gine anfreGenSe @piiaOe aus Dem 0aFls
fampf in Sir9iMicn.

2pnhburg, Sirg, %. Sebtember.-
Cine Speual6epeidJe aus Qbina6on, Sira.,
mel0et: yGls &idter SEQ. gS. gHaro, 9{es
batteur be8 yGTaminer" uno 6taatsanmalt
fir @uibin9tOR.@ @ountg, 9egeH 4 llbr geitern
Rohmitta9 i'm 8egrifie mar, in oaS solo
naoe=t6otem e;n3ntreten, CAB Or. g8iQtam
gSbite, unabbdn9iger @aRoioat fir ben
Staatsienat, pelfer in einem Dem 6otel
beiuabe gegeniiber lie9enoen 2a6en auf ben
6idter gelauert bate, 6euer auf ibu. gBbite
trat nit eiuem 9oppelgemebr aus Der Sbiire
uno feuerte einen init 6ebpeifeu qelaoeuen
Qalf auf gGaro ab, rpeldler All 8ooeu ftel,
IdJ jeood) ogieid) aHf ote &nlee erb0b, einen
9leUolper sog mo brei SAiiiie AMI eineu
iurgen Seruanbten 86ite's abieuerte, mel
der anf Der genitberlienenoen Seite Der
Strabe binier eiuem Saume oerboraeH
itanO. Or. gSbite mar nlttlerueile in ben
Vaoen Suriidgefebrt, fam ie6of, ais er Die
9teoolOeri6iiIie h6rte, uie0er berauS Ino
firedte gGalo uurd einen smeiteu S6uB aus
benz SdlrOtgemebr auf's gieue III Booen.
i3tpei 8ernanoten g9bite'8, auf oereu einen
gSago oorber 9eifohen bate, neil er tbn
fir ieinsn aH9retier belt, tamen RIM berbei
uno ld]oiieu Dem auf Der @roe 2iegenoen
nod iieben 8u9eln in ben S6rper. Ridttr
gSaro 1T trob ieiner uielen Ino i6meren
Bunoen nod am 2eben, pir0 ie6od idmer=
lid OapOn tommen. Or. gSbite unb ieiue
beioen Gerpanbten fino uerbaftet un5 ge9en
ie $1,000 8ir9idait tpteoer entlaiieu NOR
ben. @roBe g(ufregung berrlft in Der I'm
gebung BON Abin90OH un0 man fitr6tet, oaB
Der Gorfall meitere @ewalttbaten mad iid
siebeu miro.n
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gfewz Dorf, 28. Septbr. - 6OlgenOes
finb bic @6luBuotirun9er: @elO offHete su
1-2 YroSent unb i4loB Su II 8rOjent. =
Sterlings@e6iel 4.83t-4.8S4 uuf 60 Sage
unO 4.85!-4.854 auf Sidt.-Sunbes
sationen 3.pro3. 1O34, 43<proj. 1121 ,4=pro3.
1888. s.-aftien: Goams' @rpreB 143, Sem
nal zBacific SIT, @bei.sSbio u, @rie III,
90. Brior. 81, 2ate-Sbore 73t, RS. Sen
tral All, Nortbs 8effern 98s, 90. @rior. 127,
N.z9. Central 99t, SbiO.Wiii. 224, 90.
8rior. rs, 8ittsburg l40, 6eaoiug III,
Sod. Sslunb l19i, lIniOH= Yaciftc 49g, g8a.
ffrr,t- -l1ttinif goa
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el,,f Ser @ffet,b aht per,tttalitdt

Canton, ., %. Septenlber. = &bris
itian Simler, ein 81 Sabre alter 3imulers
mann, purOe in Der gtatt auf Samitag BON
einem 8abnSug iiberiabren unb get00tet.
am 9onneritag bate er OaS 9rab zines
Trennoe8, 9tamens 4uberion, nel6er Dor
ieinem 8oSe ieinen S0rper fir $50 an eiueu
arjt perfaHft bate, 9ebiitet, oarit Die 2ei9e
nift peeiti9t perbe. gm 6reitagS glbeuO
mollte er Iid in betruutenem 3uhanoe mie=
Der mad 6em SirhtOf be9ebeu, itiir;te jeSOt
cine Gtienbabn S0ldung berab, itliei Elm
unb puroe iiberfabren. Seine 2ei6e III
furf1tbar perfiimmelt.
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Scr 9lrbcttersatntpGa so MARTINS
SfetttI.

gS beeIiug &ef. Sirg., %. @eptbr.-
Gs erbellt, baB SOiepb Stepbeus, peI6er
geIegentltd) Oes Gngriii5 auf baS 2augbltn'>
i6e g&al5mert bei 0tartin'8 6errb, o., am
leBten Samfage get6otet wOreen ieiu iolte,
in ieiner 9Sobnuug 5u Mtu9o i6wer Uerwuuz
bet barnieoer lie9t. 2luBerOem erbielt &lart
2inn cine 2a0ung S6rOt in ben 91iiden, $.
Garter cine Sugel in ben 8iideH uno Sobn
6alpin cine Sugel burd ben 9lrr. Gin ge=
pifcr gSrigbt, rpeIber BON Brilliant lam, nm
al bem anSriii 8beil 81 uebmen, tuaro bur1
ben S0rper gei6ofien. Ybilipp erbielt orei
SduBmunben, un1 SbonaS 9oriep, yuel9er
cine Su9el our6 ben Geib erbtelt, lam faum
9eneien. @rObe aufregung berridt nod i'm
Nor in hpr MPnRnN
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Ginc rdt6SCI6ajtc WlorSt0at. .

gaH gHrcu, Grt.r 28, September, =
Ser % 0letten bon bier aulditge 5tlfSiaes
riff @eorge SObnion mur0e geiterh, ndbren0
CT trant i'm &ette lag, bon &8m. SaLe be-
iuft, Der bel ibm iibernadten polte. Gtntge
Stunoen nod ieina gtnfunit eriflu8 Der
@oit ieinen g8trtb nit einsr 2lrt, iuorauf er
ieine 6linte er9riii, auf Die StraBe Bnan8
9ing uno etni9en Oldnnern auflanerte, Die,
tpis tr puBte, oe8 g8ege8 fOmmen mitrOen.
@r periudte bieeIben SIT t0oten, aber obne
griOlq, unO fob, ebe Die Manner etma5 BON
Der @rmOronng Sobnion's gemuBt batteH.
MQn tQnu fidl ben gSorfall uid)t ertlarert.