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A. NEW POOL.
oiorndo and Utah Association come
to an Agreement.

;,uu,c, October l. The management
ri th, roads forming the Colorado Utah
" ,s"ri, o"i tinn % at meeting here to-day
bsjua bss"ess s5 sbal ie be- governed hereafter The
rsarhtration, rsn and the Burlington \ Alton tE5a
had had - filed i, mot notices of withdrawal. the
nsa sard I'ra reached % by the managers without
r,erring to the dispute for arbitrat'9Rn ra Rnr rs
:. follows: Alton, 1915 per cent;; th- nth
N ton, 1915; st. Paul, ll.5o; zo' NolGa W;s.
.,o.,tern. 1915; Book Island, ii.oV' ms Tho
souri, Pacific, $50; Wabash, ll.2o. the the
Rock Island gains 1.5O per cent, any al 1osas .ns
Burlington O.75 per cent; st. Fant .ta oT.s NJ.
O.5O per cent; Wabash O.7o, ana 'ie MIC
.souri Pacific O.1 per cent.
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Germap nv and Spain Agree.

BERLIN, October 3.-Germany has ac-
knowledged spain's claim to the occupa-
ton Of Zap, and i'll return Spain has
granted to Germany the free navigation OF
the water in and around the Caroline is
lands, together with free commerce with the
inhabitants, and the right OF having coal
ing station at one OF the islands. The
meditation OF the Pope is now unnecessary
as the matter has been settled to the salts
faction OF both Powers.
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A Guberna.orinl Conference.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, October 2.-Gov-
ernor Tuttle of Arizona and Governor
Ross of New Mexico, at a conference to-day,
considered the Indian situation. It was
determined to put the militia OF the two
Territories into the field to cooperate
without reference to Territorial boundaries.
1t was also decided to occupy as nearly as
possible every watering place in the hostile
infected districts
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Sheep receipts, 5000, steady, unchanged
Natives, So to 12O ths. and over, 81 a.
S3 so; western, $3@S3 so; Texans, 81 60
@S2 90. Lambs; per head, 81 50@$3.
MINING STOCKS AT NEW YORK.
New YoKK, October 3.-In mining shares
but little business was done. Little Pitts
burg sold at %, Chrysolite 81 25. Gale
donia (Black Hlls) 81 so, Little Chief SIT.
Standard 81 10, Iron Silver 81 10, Califor-
MIA & Virginia S 40, Alta 81, Bodie 81 80,
Red Elephant 4, Surto 16.
THE coa1sTocK ON THE MARKET.
San Francisco, October 3.-Alta, 10;
Belcher, l; Best & Belcher, Il; Bodie Con-
solidated, Ia; Chollar, 1 11s; Con. Va, Gala.
Il Norcross ~; Mt. Diablo, 2T; Mexican,
45; Navajo, 80; Ophir, 10; Potosi, 25;
Savage. II; Sierra Nevada, 70; Union Con-
solitlated, 80; Yellow Jacket, TX; Eureka
Con-, 4.
RosToN WOOL MARKET.
BosroN, October 3.-Woolis firm, demand
good. Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeccs 32
Ia &c. Michigan X fleeces 3OM31. Ohio
delaine and combing 34@3S. Unwashed
woods 25@27 for Western.
LONDON WOOL MARKET.
LONDON October AT the wool
sales to-day $500 bales, chiefly Sydney
and New Zealand, were sold. Prices
steady. Yesterdays transactions were at
unaltered rates.
NEW YORK FINANCIAL.
Nav YORK, October 3 - Bar silver, vi .031a.
Money easy at 1Ml12; prime paner 40s;c: ex-
change bills, dull at Si.S3tt44 /; demand Sl.>J'4.
Homestake. SIT; Ontario, S24.
st cks on the announcement of the failure of
Heath IL Co, b"came extremely active and
feverish and with a general ndenoy to lower
pric. $, and at noon the market was excited,
weak, at from IL to IS below the opening dgures.
Governments were dull an steady. Perhaps
never before in the history of Wall street Ii We
Immediately followed by such slight changes In
quotations a. those which took place this week.
Although prices this evening are lower than this
morning, the changes compared with last Tues
day evening before there was any general su>-
plcion of trouble anywhere. are unimportant,
number f stocks being fractionally higher to-
night and few immate-ialy lower.
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THE BUTTE DAILY MINER
PUBLISHED BY THE
Miner Publishing Co.
TERMS-BY MAIL,
STOCKS AND FINANCE.
CHICAGO GENERAL MARKETS.


CHICAGO, October 3.-Wheat, active and
unsettled from i q Z lower than ysster-
day; S5& for October, S6s for November,
SSs for December, and 96ls for May.
Corn steady, firm, closing from g Z
over yesterday; Az for October, 39as for
November, and 37s for year.
Oats, nominally dull, from \ @ Z over
yesterday; 25S for October, 25s for No
vember, 2Sas a. 20 for May.
Rye dull at 50.
Barley quiet at 70.
Pork easier, moderately active, from q.
@ 5 lower; $S.37A for October, $S.4O for
November, $9.27b for January,
lard, very quiet, about unchanged, $500
for October, November and December, and
$5.979 for year.
Boxed meats quiet, about unchanged.
Shoulders, S3.5O@3.75.
Short, clear, S5.75MSJ.S0.
Short ribs, S5.47A@S3.50.
Whisky, nominally. $1.1O.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
CHICAGO, October 3.-Cattle receipts
$500, quiet unchanged. Extra cattle.
SO l5. Shipping Steers from 900 to 800
tbs., So 5O@S5 80. Stockers feeders, 50 80
@$3 80. Cows, bulls and mixed. 2M4 cts.
Texans, 600 head, sold at S2@$2 80 for
bulls and cows, and S:'@S5 30 for medium
steers. Western cattle unchanged. Natives
and half breeds, So 25(g$4 80; cows, s. 70
WS3 6o; wintered Texans $3Nl$5 10.
The sales were us follows
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Mexican BanditGi.

LAREDO, Texas, October 2.-Norris & Co.,
among the largest dry goods dealers OF New
Laredo. Mexico, undertook to transport a
large quantity OF goods shipped to them in
bond from Piedras Negras to New Laredo.
On Wednesday they found the teamsters
belonging to the transport train securely
bound to trees thirty miles north OF New
Laredo, while most OF the valuable portion
OF their goods had been carried away by
robbers.
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r., . vrsual Medicine.

*..r LAKE, October 2:LEa~hhb an~~habitation
.as convicted OF un!awiunl n;sh Girl, tes-
Gay. His latest wile, It;ai relations
e,' .reely as to their sant ma, to the court
';.ain made Il long sta.sh he Gospel. He
] s asx The h truth s direct Of sss made
.iud to himself. His covenants cond NV them at
81 r tsn9ds sE"5y aSss hs w02a zane hi%
him. Ills first wife, dishonored; sd;na IN eternal e
age. declined to talk of this neins pen She was
Covenant under divine command ;cal aI can't.
tired Of hearing OF such hyPo'i;iil , in iail and
The sentence was six monbhS -
$500 fine
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Murder or Suicide.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, October 2.-To-day
the dead body of William Sale, suspected
of numbering Deputy Sheriff George ohnson
in Crawford county last week, was found in
a creek near the residence OF the murdered
mans brother. His hat and shoes had
been sunk in the creek. His throat was cut
and one eye was gOuged out.
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Dtlke's Marriage.

LONDON, October 2.-The marriage OF Sir
Charles Dixie and Mrs. Pettison will take
place at l o'clock tomorrow at Chelsea.
Colonel Armstrong, broker, will give the
bride away, Joseph Chamberlain will be
groomsman. Immediately after the cere,
mony the bridal party will 60 to Oatland
Park to spend the honeymoon,
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The Epide mic in Canada.

MONTREAL, October 3.-The official re-
turns of the Health office show As deaths
from smallpox i'll the city yesterday; in
St. Jean Baptiste village; Is in Cote St.
Louis; 3 in Ste. Cunegonde, and 2 in Ste.
Henri. This makes for the week ending
last night 321 deaths in the city, 80 in St.
Jean Baptiste village, Is in Cote st. Louis,
16 in Ste. Henri, Is in Ste. Cunegonde, and
l in St Gabriel
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SADLY PFPPERED.
luter.sted Parties Put Sudden Ell"
Prize Fight.

.,rrrspuRe, October 2,-James mes p1 of New
of New York and Edward Derry sdesnera te
Haven, Connecticut, foughe arrnw curve
'arround fight pitched ;1ss IN from Pittsburg.
IN Backs run, five ln a'leS e. s;de de under Lon
I've light was for S2oo ,ra,a d e ,.hole affair was
CON rize ring rules. inS S sn quietly and
ss Il sns ssy ssss sss { 4:
nu.' were present. DEL ,,unishing Dom
| G cyly .ns IsAri when pepper throWn sotre1S P
III i;rne es ny His seconds raised the farea ctara
nl Ioui, which was allowed Dy yoval va1 row.
and tbe ,ffair broke up in genera
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A Cry From Macedonia.

NIssA, October 2.-The Skuptschina has
held several secret sittings, The Government
opposes the project OF the deputies to pro- pr
claim King Milan King OF Macedonia. len len
Thousand cavalry are being raised from the
I,andenehr for frontier duty.
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BosroN, October 2.-The Transcript says
that Mexican Central bonds are being man
ipulated from the Mexican capital. 1t in
Inmates that the Mexican officials are con-
cerned in it, and says that the Indications
point to the coming OF the attempt to ad-
vance their price through something like
partial or temporary resumption OF sub
dy payments.
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Beecher's Politics.

BROOKLYN, October AT a meeting OF
the Independent Committee of One Hun
dred tonight, President Cleyeland's Ad-
ministration was endorsed and the support
of Ira Davenport, Republican candidate
for Governor of New York, was urged by
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, who said he was
still a Democrat SO far as Grover Cleveland
was concerned, but a Republican in regard
to the State ticket.
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1t Healed Her Heart.

KANSAS CITY, October I'm the Circuit
Court at Independence Miss Edith Vernaz
Of Warrensburg, Mo-, was awarded SIS 900
damages in suit for breach Of promise OF
marriage against David Hughes, /, building
contractor Of this city. The plaintiff sued
for S2J 900
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WANTED TO GET RICH.
An Indian Agent Who Concluded That
There Was Nothing In 1t.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-H. G. Arm
strong OF West Virginia, who was recently
appointed post trader at the Crow Indian
Agency in Montana, has declined the ap-
pointment. He writes to friend that he
passed twenty-iour hours on the 1eserva-
ton, found that the Indians had nothing
to trade and that there was no money in
the business and started for home.
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No Amendments Needed,

New YORK. October 2.-The Protestant
Episcopal Convention OF the diocese OF New
York declined to adopt the amendments to
the prayer book, presented by DR.. Richie
yesterday, by vote Of 103 to 1O5. A
commission was appointed to lay the mat
ter before the General Convention.
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An Ancient Overture,

LONDON, October 2,-The Crown Prince
OF Germany has become possessed OF an
overture composed by Frederick the Great
and caused it to he performed by band OF
Silesian Grenaders. The piece proved
success and has become the talk OF musical
circles
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The Consular Service.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-The President
this afternoon appointed John Cardwe of
Texas. agent and consul general OF the
United States at Cairo; Owen McGarr OF
Colorado, consu, general i'll Ecuador to
be United States consuls-Thomas R. Jer-
niger OF North Carolina, at Montevidere;
Madison Allen Lybrok OF Indiana, at Al
giers; Lewis Getschardt Read OF New York,
at Barbados; Henry L. Merritt of llli-
Rois, at AK la Chappelle; Otto E. Reimer
OF New York, at Santiago de Cuba; George
r. Goodwin Of Massachusetts, at Anna
berg Kingdom of Saxony.
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SMALLPOX in New York.

New YORK, October 3.-Four new cases
of smallpox were reported at the sanitary
headquarters in this city to-day. The eN-
act localities where the cases are have not
been made known by the authorities.
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ALad VINO Had His Gall With Him.

DALLAS, Texas, October 2.-The stage
from San Angelo to Abiienice was attacked
today by IL smooth-faced boy, Is years OF
are, carrying Winchester rifle: He took
nossession OF the mail bags and taking them
on the prairie rihed them and rode oil un- .1
molested. There were six passengers IN the
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A Atranper,a Suicide.

HoBokEN, n. j., October "A well
dressed man, who appeared to have led a
life of ease and culture and who registered
as George Edmunds of Philadelphia, COM
mitted suicide here tonight at hotel by
shooting himself.
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CINCINNATI, October B. The Socialist
Labor Party OF North America will hold
a National Convention in this city on the
5th, 9Th and 7th insts at 496 Vine street.
Sixty two delegates have arrived from va
rious parts OF the country.
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Cho1era Spreading Again.

ROME, October 2.-There were l9s new @
cases of cholera and so deaths reporteu
throughout Italy yesterday Inc uase'n5 md
has spread to Genoa, where Two cases anu
n"s l,,,e 1eath have been reported.
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Tam many for Peace.

New YoaK, October 3:-Tammany Hall
tonight appointed commission to con
fer with the other Democratic organza-
tions of the city to the end OF harmoni-
ons effort to elect the State ticket by way
OF the adjustment OF any local difficulties
existing.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
A New Style Of Examination.

WASHINGTON, October 2.-There will be Il
special examination at the Civil Service
Commissioners rooms on Thursday next
for the Agricultural Department OF persons
acquainted with silk culture. This is the
first examination of this kind ever held.
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A Murderer Lynched.

DANvlLLE, Va, October 3.-The negro
Mebane, who outraged and afterwards
killed Mrs. Hugh Walker. near Milton, n.
G., on September 2sth, was arrested last
night and to-day while being carried from
Milton to Nancyville N. c., was taken from
the officers by about 200 men and hanged
and shot
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Arresting NihiliytS.

ST.. PETERSBURG, October s. Forty
Nihilists, including number OF professors
and well known persons have been arrested
at Warsaw on a charge Of conspiracy to
murder the Gar. The arrests have caused
a great sensation.
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A MONTANA APPOINTMENT
Assayer Harrison Has Gone the Rocky
Road.

WAsHlNGToN, October 2.-The President
to-day appointed Spruille Braden to be as
saver in charge o. tie assay Office at Helena,
Montana.
The Postmaster General to-day appointed
Lee w. Foster fourth-class postmaster at
Anaconda, Montana.
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WASHINGTON, October 2.-The steamer
"Bear," which was one OF the vessels OF the
Greely relief expedition, is now being fitted
out at New York for use in the revenue SER
vice. She will relieve the steamer "Corwin"
at an Alaskan station.
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. Aiuska'S New Cover nor.

WAsnINGToS, October 3.-The Interior
Department has been informed that Gov
ernor Swineford. at Sitk;, Alaska, on Sep
tcmber 18th entered upon the discharge OF
his duties.
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Pooling Their Issues,

New YORK, October 2.-The Trunk line
passenger agents were busy to-day in the
arrangement OF details in connection with
the pooling plans that are being carried for
ward
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R,s,ness Houses Collapse.

New YORK, October 2.-Business failures ned
tho last seven days are 1876, as compared
with Is5 last week. The Western ana and ~. a.
cifc States furnish one-ha!f the 'o''i IL
%nI
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The Big Blast.

New York, October 2.-The great charge
of 275, 900 pounds OF dynamite. with which
It is proposed to demolish Flood rock,
near Hell Gate, will be discharged at s.do
a. "a. on October 7th.
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Irving tn Hold Them Down,

LIMERICK, October "A special steamer
left here to-day loaded with provisions for
Mrs. Morgan O'Connells household. She
is being boycotted by the National League
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Total ........................ IS, ,563
We paid drawbacks on refined copper
exported from the port OF New York alone:
1923. ,5S2
1884 ..................... 6S,715

Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 93,297
Drawbacks paid from other ports could
not yet be ascertained, nevertheless, the
fact stands, that New York alone paid out
400 more during these two years on re-
fined copper, supposed to have been i'm
ported in the foreign ore, than the whole
revenue received during the same two years.
In 1SS3-S4 $13, ,Gl3 more were paid out in
New York alone than the whole revenue
received from importation into all the
ports of the United States.
HARD NUT TO CRACK.
During the first eight months OF 1SS4-5
$52 ,524 were again paid out as drawbacks.
Now l make the following suggestions:
Can our slnelters really smelt and refine
copper out OF foreign ores and pay two
freights and commissions and double in
surance, ETC., and sell it to advantage in
competition with the Swansea slaughter
house, excuse me, mean to say the Swan
sea smeters? Ii this can be done, why are
our Montana and other copper ore pro-
ducers compelled to ship abroad and have
our material refined in England? AS the
latter is done by our domestic mines be.
cause refining is cheaper ON the other side
and better prices are paid for the crude
material, there is only one explanation left
to my first suggestion!
DUTY OF THE PRESS.
Let the press Of the most important
copper mining centers take the matter in
hand and insist that Assistant Secretary
Farchid order IL strict investigation into
the mysteries OF drawbacks on copper.
Certainly our at present hard struggling
copper mines do not need the competition
of importers OF foreign ores, backed by
premium of drawbacks,
s. nAUNHEIM,
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No Delivery on Sunday.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-The Postmas-
ter-General has decided that the special
delivery of letters shall not he made On
Sunday.
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Don't fail to buy ticket this week OF
Mrs. c. Il. Clark, No. II East Granite
street, for that lovely silk bedspread.
JOG st
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Sheep receipts, 5000, steady, unchanged
Natives, 65 to 12O ths. and over, 81 a.
So so; western, $3@S3 80; Texans, 81 60
@S2 90. Lambs; per head, ST 5O@j$3.
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A hank TO Reopen
DUBLIN, October 2.-Ihe
will reopen on the 18th inst.
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GONE BY THE BOARD.
Prominent New York Stock Brokers Close
Their Doors.

.rW YORK, October 2.-There were ru-
,."rs last evening that a prominent house
sa. / financial difficulties. and the stories
took definite shape before the morning
board opened in the statement that William
Heath Il Co. were likely to fail and that q
meeting had been held between Gould and
Camnack to consider the advisability of
assisting them over their present difficulty.
Shortly before midday the announcement
was made at the exchange that the firm was
unable to meet it's obligations. The shock
was not nearly as great as many antici-
natee'. 1t is impossible at present to learn
sin"tting definite as ito the immediate cause
The failure, but rumor says that the
o.s was short over 100000 shares OF
otsck. The firm was composed OF William
Heath Charles E. Quincy and Thomas E.
Davis. Heath has been prominent person
II Wall setreet for about twenty years,
and has been conspicuously identified with
he NY I'LL OF the leading operators on the
stree.
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CoNsTANTINopLE, October 2.-The first
formal meeting OF the ambassadors to con-
slider the Roumelian question will be held
on Monday next, when Said Pasha, the
new Minister OF Foreign Affairs, arri> es
from Berlin where he has until recently
hepn tIr Turkish Emha ss.dor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-21
@ertnii6te Ga6ridttn.

Ole S%dtentc nuf Stab
6Gbritation, Die Seiiemcr in england be
lipt, baben ibm ieit 81 Snbren idbrIid
5000, 900 cilt9etru9en.
- Die GinmnBncr5abI Mann:
bcim'S bctrdgt iekt ndd ocn n~cueitcr
.3nldmmcnltelIlungeu 90 ,25S unS bat icit
NculdDr ill nabeSu 5000 2u9cnommcn.
6rantrci6 be5aGIt fiil
iebcS iie6ente Sinh III ciucr Namilie tint:
tig cine Yrdnlie, inoem baiicl6e an;
StnHtstoltcn erbalten nnO erio9cn mir6.
-Oic 3abI Ser iiber SerIin
aus Nmerifa Suriidtebrelben 4}oIcn lit 10
9roB, bGB nit &iidii1t auf iie i'm Yabns
bot 6rtebri6ltrdBe baiel6it Gin poInil6
lpredenDer S9ubmnm l%tationirt NOR
Den lit.
- NG6 Seri 6tcn aus 80 a :
orio befinoet li6 Der GrzDtaribau Saz
same III StemIi6 i6Ic6teu Serbdltnilcn.
Gr p%ertdufte Dor eilii9cn 1ageu ein Bib
fir 1000 6r., nm Die notbpenbigiten
NuS9nben fiir BEN llnterbaIt ieiner Sa>
mile bcltrciten Su t0nnen.
Die GtumoBnerSabl Der
Sanorpid zSnicIr, beIduft lid mad benz
NnFGngS B. :. usrgenommenen SeniuS
auf weuig iibsr $4,000 &6pfc. IS it
bas cine ~2tbuabme i'll SergIeid slrm friis
bercn Geniu5 uro Seigt,. mic tart oas
SOIf Der 6Gnaten I'M NIsiterben lit.
-Mau i9dtt 6ie 3abI Ser
benz GTlir I'll Rabul mnt~erltebenben Scs
u0lferuu9 auf etIua 1000, 900. 6tma
Gin uuo brei SiertcI Mtilioncu aeb6ren
Dem eisentli9en 9lf9banenitamme an.
ga Die NTgbnncn ;u9Iei5 bas bette trisz
9erii3e Clement beS ganoCs biloen, 10
ut ibre 9erri9aft auf tbatid9Ii6c Nta6t
gegriinbet.
- llnter fiinf Meuf6cn in
gonoon ltirbt elmer i'm Qrmen5aus ober
I'M 9olpital. SOC, 900 iinb vYaupers".
$1,000 6dmilieu pobnen III lie einem
GGum, Simmcr fanm man IN BEN mciiten
6dllcn nid)t iG9cn. SicIe 3ifieru limb
einem amtIi6cu 8eri6t, Dem bes 2otaIs
III Yoneon, entnomz
men. Sic bebTrfcu wirtlid feline 9om=
mentars.
-Mte Uon &ieI aus bcridz
tet miro, ut Der fir ben @ouucrneur pom
mad ben SI6nen Der Aomiruliz
tat duf Der &ieler Communicable acz
bante 0ampfer rAa9tigau" ni6t lee
@r ilt auf benz Sberbed berart
baB CT ieIbit BEL Seringem See
gang in e'efubr gsrdtb, um;uwerfen.
Gas 6nbrSeug miro nun ubgcoeft un6
m9ebsut perbeu.
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