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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-23
prising fact is that only 35 arrests for fast
driving were made duiing the year.

~
1t may be all right but it has not alto
gether pleasing appearance to see the ush-
ers at place of amusement vociferously and
amnOyingly applaud the performance. At
the Nevada concert on Monday the first en-
core TO Cosati-not the natural applause
was secured by an usher VINO set upon the
back of chair and made pair of cymbols
OF his hands At the grand the uShers and
the foyer frequently applaud, sometimes
STOPPING low to be out of sight of the au-
dience. Ushers or attaches who applaud
are simply so many ciacquers.
-
An action is pending in the district court
to recover 1878 lost at faro in Il gambling
house. Here is evidently 4 man who neg
lected the time-honored advice, always
copper the queen Oh the last turn" He was
probably watching the lucky man, the ON
nipresent lucky man
''Who won on the ace, the king and the trey,
He was luck from his head to his heels;
He called the turn in terrible way
In seven consecutive deals
| but the luck was not transferable.
-
Lillian Russell should give up ''Billee
| TAYLOR" and devote herself to operas in
which she could adhere to the feminine
| style of dress. Her beauty is one of the
kind which does not appear TO advantage in
coat and trousers. the latter being alto
gether ''too nnreSSee." Her form is too
Hebe-like for the divided government OF
the dude, though her eyes do sparkle like
stars beneath the sailor straw hat. One
who has seen Lillian in her palmy New
York days is undecided whether or not to
be disappointed in the metamorphosis.
Certai lly the sylph-like form is gone and
the leg that once was symphony in red
and white is now more than plump, but
then the dimples are more pronounced in
her cheeks, her lips have fuller pout and
the faint suggestion of double chin is
very fascinating.
-
The official announcement is made that
| if the weather changes in season Thomas
and jeremiah will receive their friends on
New Years day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-23
A MILLHONAIRE'S ESTATE.
Inventory Showing How Much the
Hon. w. w. McNair Was Worth.

W. E. Burwell, r. P. Russell and John
Baxter, appraisers, yesterday filed, in the
Office of the probate judge, an inventory
of the estate of Hon. w. W. McNair, de-
.eased, which is assessed by them as aggre
eating 81, 65S. 1902. This is doubtless the
largest estate ever admitted to probate in
Hennepin county, the fees for the same
amounting to IS, 900.
The various items of the inventory are as
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-23
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

Stories Of Unhappy FAMILIES Told to the
Judges of the District Court by
Suffering Wives.
Over a Million and Half Dollars Is the
Value of the Estate of the Late
W. W. McNair.
Rev.W.W. Satterlee Wakes Sarcastic
on Municipal Matters "A Sem
ator Sued.
society's Daaings--Pet of the Dudes--
Pertinent Gossip - General
Local.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-23
Arriving Trains.
Chicago & Milwaukee Fa:

Chicago & Milwaukee Fas
Express.
Dubuque and La Cross
Fast Express.
Mitchell and Aberdeen E.
Davenport and Calmar E,
Mason City, Austin, DIVA
tonna, Faribault ant
Northfield. .............
Chicago and Milwaukee,
Fast Express.
Fast Mail and La Crosse.
Chicago, Milwaukee ant
Prairie du Chen Elk. -.
Fargo and Ortonville Elk.
st. Louis Dubuque and L;
Crosse Express .........
A means Daily. B Except
cepted. D except Satur
Additional trains betwe
apolis via "Short Line" Il
for particulars see Short /
ST. PAUL-Chas. Thorn
1872 East Third street. B
Agents. Union Depot.
MINNEAPOLIS-W. B.
Agent, No. Z, Nicollet Hou
Ticket Agent, Depot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-23
Departing Trains.

La Crosse, Dubuque and St
Louis Express. ..........
Prairie du Chen, Milwau
kee and Chicago Express
Calmar and Davenport Ex.
ortonville & Fargo Elk. -.
Milwaukee & Chicago Fasa
Express.
Mortified, Farfbault. Owa
tonna, Austin and Mason
City.
La Crosse Passenger.
Aberdeen and Mitchell Elk
La Crosse and Dubuque
Fast Express. ............
Milwaukee and Chicago
Fast Express. ............
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-23

Editor Haskins of the Bathgate Sentinel re-
CARDS seventy-fve rabbits as q fair days
work with gun in that section.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-23
SALTWATER SETTINGS.

Total number of deeds, a5.. So
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-23

80. A $50 a MIA Ills a IN
81 C'6:30 a mic 7:15 a m
Exl A 5:I5 a N A 4::30 a m
Elk G $40 a miC $3.50 a m
ra-
nd
- A $40 a m A $3.50 a m
ZEE
ID A 2:25 p m A 3:1o p m
=. B 1925 p NIB 400 p m
nd
-. B 7:10 p m B 7:15 p m
=. B sos p m B 7::20 p m
La
lib 9:55 p nib 1885 p m
pit Sunday. Monday ex-
lrday.
7een st. Paul and Minne-
leave both cities hourly;
Line time tables.
npson. City Ticket Agent,
Brown s. Knebel, Ticket
). Chandler, City Ticket
'use. A. B. Chamberlain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-23

Turkey shoot ut Luke View house, Lake
Calhoun, THU sduy at O'Clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-23

sonal. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ., 65o, IS5 w
The item of stocks is made up as fol-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-13
FOUND DEAD.
Mrs. Mary StrubsiDies Probably From
an Overdose OF Leudenum

The neighborhood six miles west OF the
city on the National Road, was considerably
excited yesterday morning by the discovery
of the dead body OF Mrs. Mollie Shrubs wife
of Joseph Shrubs, in her bed. The crying Of
the children attracted the attention of
passer-by, and upon going in he found
The mother on the bed. with her
ak mon this old babe crying by hsr side
WORD was sent to the city and Kregelo e
wbibeit PREPARED the body for burial. The
Coroner was notified and will visit the place
this morning to hold post norton.
Mrs. Shrubs was about thirty years OF age,
and leaves a husband and two children.
The Oldest being four years OF age. Her
husband is a brick maker, and at the
tine of his wife's death was at the residence
Of some of his relatives near Crown Hill,
where it seems he goes frequently Satur-
day, and remains till Sunday night or Mon
day morning. A bottle that had contained
laudanum was found in the room where
Mis- Shrubs body lay, and from the fact as
stated by some of the neighbors, that she
had been in the habit of taking laudanum
for medicinal purposes. 1t is presumed she
her death. She was of q cheerful tempera
mtnt, but to one or two of her friends she
bad said on former occasions that she was
tired of lIfe," ana out of this grew the Iu-
NOR that she had possibly committed sui
eide. This. however, Is incorrect, as she aud
her husband have been understood to have
lived quietly and peacefully together, with
nothing to cause her to commit GO rash an
set
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-13

Frank Spear, Anderson; F. II. Shively,
Hsgerstown; John N. Weeks. n. B. Neills,
T. A. Nueent, Jr., New York; @. (. Bowers.
Springfield; r McElhsney, Detroit Morgan
Perkins, Marshall. Tenn. J. P. Martin, Phil.
adelphis; w. Coup. Chicago, and Robert
FiIkins. New YORK, of circus fame, registered
at the Bates House yesterday.
p. N. Lorenz, Toledo. J. Pathan. st.
Louis; F. A. Hoyt. Buffalo; E. n. Lesley,
Chicago; A. P. Tucker. Binghamptsn; W.
wolcott, Troy, n. Y; George @. Stack, New
Haven, OF; E. ]. Dsugherty. St Louis; w.
Terre Haute: ]. f. Gibson, Logansport;
George G. Haymau. @. Peterson, John Boil
ton, Few York; W. G. Brown. Cincinnati;
John @. Darst Toledo, are at the Grand
Hotel.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-13

Advice to Mothers. MRS. WINSLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always Dc Used when
children are cutting teeth. Il relieves the little
s1rerer ss once II produces natural. quiet sleep,
BY relieving the oaild from pain. and the little
cherub svakes ~ bright 90 Q button.' II IL very
pleasant ts<ts. II sootnes the child. softens the
gnmf aIIsyE all pain. relieves wind regulates the
boweA ana IA the best known remedy for disr.
rhoea. whether srizing from teething other
Causes. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-13

Debility. BilIousness. Dyspepsia and all
troubles caused by impure blood readily
yield 10 this excellent medicine. We think
those who give 1t trial for that "out OF
sorts' feeling from which so many suffer
and which is peculiar to this season, will be
quite satisfied with the results.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-13

We feel that we are doing the public q
favor in calling their attention particularly
to Hoods 6srsapsriIIs- This is not patent
medicine, bat proprietary article. possess
ing real curative properties. aud its effects
upon the Blood are very positSYs, Spring
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-13
DIED.

PnULTER-April II. Mary, wife OF H. II.
Poulter and daughter OF Elijah Hedges.
Funeral 10 day, at 2 O'Clock, from her faith
er's residence. 239 West Maryland street Services
by Rev. Mr.. Hyde. Friends respectfully invited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-31
Pete sweeny la Back.

NEW York, Dec. 30.--lt was announced
last night that the French steamer st.
Laurent was of Sandy Hook, and that
Peter Sweeny was passenger. The
steamer Is due at quarantine this morn
ing, and Sweeny's friends have made
preparations to receive him. Sweeny Is
accompanied by his wife and son, now
nineteen years old,
1t is understood he will remain perma-
nently in this city, and that he will re-
sumo the practice Of law. His friends
say that he has carefully read the New
York papers In his absence, ana that no
man Is more conVersant with municipal,
state ard national politics. They assert,
however, that he will conlne himself
strictly TO law practice, and under no
circumstances take an active part IN poll
tics. For the last twelve years he has
been resident of Paris.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-31
obey the n,shop.

DETROIT, Mica, Dec. 30.-No trouble
in the Polish quarter this morning. The
police were expecting an outbreak and
were prepared for 1t, but had no work to
do. st. Wencleaus Catholic church is
the congregation presided over by Father
Koemer, and consists almost entirely OF
Albertus he advised his people to obey the
bishop whenever they asked his advice.
The consequence has been that Father
Kolasinskps friends have been threaten
ing the Hungarian priest, and 1t looks as
II another congregation are about TO be
involved in the quarrel,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-31
Never Give Up.

If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak constitu-
ton, headache, or any disease of bill
lous nature by all means procure bottle
OF Electric Bitters. You viii he surprised
TO see the rapid Improvement that will
follow; you will be inspired with new
life; strength and activity win return;
pain and misery will cease and henceforth
you win rejoice in the praise Of Electric
Bitters, Sold at so cents bottle by II
w williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-31

But fewarticles have reached such a
worldwide reputation as Angostura Bit
ters, For over tfty years they have
been the acknowledged standard regula-
tors Of the digestive organs, Their sue
cess has melted mutations BE sure you
get the genuine article, manufactured
only by DR., j. G.. b. Siegert & Sous,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-31
Allnrad Lnnd Olnlme.

SANTA FL, N. NJ, Dec. S0.-United
States Marshal Martinez and three depu-
ties brought here nineteen prisoners from
the northeastern part OF the territory yes
terday, charged with perjury aud fraudu-
leptly taking up government lands. Many
more prisoners are expected as Illegal
claims are being discovered daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-31
A ubaetly Find.

LocKPoRT, n. ", Dec S0-Some
time after midnight this morning the
house of Jnstus Brown, farmer, resid-
ing two miles east of Wilson, N. ",
was burned. Browns family were alb
sent on visit to some friends in AIichi-
gan and he was the sole occupant of the
house. This morning his noighbors were
Mortified TO lind his skeleton with the
flesh nearly all burned off IN the ashes
and debris OF his home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-31

The cold reliable"-Dr. sage's Catarrl
Remedy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-31

cures hheumatlsm, Mefcuriai FOisoni
Sorofulus Affections, Glandulsr Swell
ings, Skin Diseases, Sores of all Kinds,
Blood Poison, Female Complaints, Etc.
X. Quinn first manufactured and sold his
Medicine from Ferry Ga, in an humble way
using an ordinary iron pot for boiling. The
business was run under the nnmo OF swift q
Quinn, Perry, Ca, with the caution printed on
each label "NOne genuine without tho writ
ton signature OF 4. Guinn' and the medicine
was sold az 50 90 per bottle.
This co partneTship was dissolved by Mr.
q. n. Swift retiring and Mr. j.. Quinn c0ntin-
uing the manufacture Of this Celebrated Nege.
table Blood Remover from Southern forests up
20 the present time. lie has now sold his right
therein 10 the Macon Medicine Company,
Macon, Ga.
Essay on BLOOD and skin Diseases mailed
free. MACON MEDICINE COMPANY,
Macon (ta
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-31
Most worthy of Ala.

WuKRsBARRR, PA, Dec, S0.--At Nanti-
coke last night committee was appointed
TO solicit aid for the families dependent
upon the labor OF the twenty-six miners
entombed In slope No. /. Contributions
may be sent to the Rev. II. G. Lyman at
Nanticoke.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-31
No Cure | No PaylI

The Merchant dealing in Guinn's Pioneer
Blood Remover is hereby authorized 70 refund
the money II II does not euro the diseases fof
which Il IS recommended, and when taken ac'
cDrnlnn 10 llrn-.llnnA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-25
slus Oct SnnoeSbatptitaot.
1leber sstnas ps unp Saflpne.

gSai bington, "a. Sult.-0as Si9nals
SIrean uer0nentlttt mebrere Nbbanolun9en
iiber Die Sornabos, rueld)e i'm Sabre 1884 Die
Ser. Staaten beimIud)ten. Den Sert6ten
iuiol9e ereigneten iif mGbrenb lenes Sabres
in @eor9ia 39, in Siib=@arolina %, in Glaz
bama l8, in NorS=S Carolina u, in SanIaS
y, in Soma 10, in g8isconiin 10, in 9afota
s, in Sentndp Z, in 0tiiiiiippt I, in SeraS
5, in Nep- gorf 5, in Snbiana 4, in Ohio 3,
III 0tiiiour 3, in Niuneiota 3, in Yennipl=
panien 2, in 4rfaniaS 2, in gtebraSfa 2, in
Colorado 2, in Sennefiee ., in SQinOis 1, im
SnbiauerzS zSerritorium l unb in QouiTana
Sornaoo. Die 8erid)te eutbalten nGbere An=
9aben iber Die Sdnse uno Sreite oeS @es
bets, aui peld)es iih bic Stiirme eritredtenr
Die Sdlnelli9teit Der 0uftbewe9un9, Die Rld)s
tnng berlelben Il. |. 10.
Ser SantoS>5au.
Sor einiser 3eit forberte baS StaatSz De-
partement Die Seireiung BON Sulius-SantoS,
zines amerifanii6en aooptiobiirgers, nel6er
in gcuabor inter Der Infla9e Der Setbeiltz
auna an elmer reoolutisndren SeridmDrung
ein9eferfert 1T. Sis jett 1T nod feline antz
mort bonn YrGfoenten iener 6epublit einge.
laufen, unb Der amerifaniid)e @elf)aftstrd9er
in lenem 9anbe 1T MN aufgeforoert moroen,
Die amerifanii9e 6egiernng iiber bic llriade
Der &er30seruns 3u bena6ridtigen. Die 9fe-
9ierung uon @cuabor ibeint in lesterer i3eit
ole &Orfteunngen Der Ser. Staateu III BE-
Su9 auf SantoS beharrli4 81 tgnoriren.
Cine Mmteriud,ums I'M &aiteupermefiunss=
Bnreau.
Sn Solge elmer @mpfeblung oes 9fi6ters
Gbenopitb, erfteu Iupiteurs oes Sdabamts,
bat SdatamtsiefretGr Manning ben 8rOf.
Sillgarb, Superintenbenten Der Siiffenz unO
geOOatiiden Sermefiun9en, beiien alilitenten
6. 3. Soutelle uub mebrere Seamte ieneS
Siireaus iuapenbirt unb cine llnteriu6un9
iiber geiuifie, angebli6 in jenem 0ienitSmetge
porgefallene llnregelmaBi9teiten anseOrbnet.
Die lluteriu6uu9 bat bereitS be9onnen.
germiiates.
Die bepti9e Steuer @tunabme betrus
$352, ,O82 unO Die J3oueinnabme $635,5t0
straightforward GnbicOtt 1T BON ieiner Su=
ipettiOnsreie mad 8aibington suriidgefehrt.
Cur @inlDiuns beittmnlte gtatiunal. .Sant=
giOten I'M Setrage BON $642 900 lieien beute
I'M Sd)abante Elm.
Ser erIte GontrOleur oes S6atantes boz
norirte beute Die friiber BON ibnl abgemieiene
Soroerun9 bon $185 900, tueld1e Summe Die
9iitritts @OmmihGre fir 8eparltur Der
WaIhtngtoner StraBen nerlangten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-25
YrdiIoent Senortfs itbcr polttiid1e
S00cSfrdQeft

Detroit, Mi9., "a. Suli.-Sice Brait=
bent SenoridS uno ba5 GongreB Dtilglieo
Solman trafen beute auf Der 9nr9reiie mad
SanfielS, gSiSc., bier elm. Sr. SenSridS
nuroe bon bem Seridteritatter eiues bieiiz
gen Slattes beSii9li9 Der brennenoen Cages
fragen interpellirt. @r iprad f9 in marmen
@orten iiber ben oabin 9eIdiebenen General
Grant ans unb beantwortete bic Sra9e, oh
ieiner Gniidt mad es in Der naGiten Con-
arebituug Stpiiden bem BrafOenten unb
Dem 8unoesenat 81 WeinungsperI6ieoenz
beiten beSiislif Der grnennungen bes @ritez
rem fommen meroe, tabiu, baB er aleroings
einise Sppottion Seitens Der republitanis
i6en Senatoren erwarte, unb baB Der Iraii=
bent lelbit fd Der sleifen Gnfft Suneige.
@r meinte ferner, baB in Der ndfiten Con.
ereBlbun9 bie Sarifirase in @rmdgHu9 ges
SOsen unb gepiiie neue Sarif.8esulattonen.
Die mad 9lnfdt aller nOtbig fino, beI6lofen
merben piiroen. Gum S9luB ertlarte 9r.
SenOrids, oaB Der 9lHOrans BON aemteridz
germ uiel geringer iei, oils nun alI9eneln
9laube; oieier llutitauo perbe aud bonn Yrd'
iioenten anerfannt. (?)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-25
iteter etnen 1t; sSambnr8 peritbtsn
Gtetif6tI.

Bottom, "a. Suli. - gSie CUR 3eit be-
ridltet, finb am 81. b. 0its. ans Der Iei4s=
banfhauptftele in Samburg 100000 Rarf
in Sapieraelb auf mpfsriOie gSeiie geftOblen
porben. aDenI Iniheine mad murbe Der
0iebltabl bon Srti gnsldnbern besangeu,
unb Die Spur Der wabri9einliden 0isbe
murbe aud bis Tonoou perfol9t. 8efern
tuurpen nun i'm Namen Der 8ei9sbantz
bauptitelle in einem biefgen 9eri9t Ser
banolunaen einseleitet, tuonad einem bleit=
gen Sanfbuuie unteriast perben iou, Die
Sunme BON $3250, tpel6e BON ben Con.
Ooner Sanfiers Sropn, Sbeple1 & Comp.
in sipei gSedieln sur ;3ablung an9emieieu
purben, aussu3ablen. Su bem @eiu9e
heiBt es, baB am 10. b. OttS. elmer Der wabr>
ldleinlid,en Siebe BON Der 9onboner Strma
bic erpdbnten @e9iel NIT einem Sbeile oes
aeitohlenen @elbes tauite, unS auf bieien
Srunb bin wirb Die Siittruug Der aus3abs
luna bes @eloes, bis weitere geridtlife
@dritte in Ser 4ngele9enbett getban per6en
t6unen, perlanst. Sts. jett bubeu iid Die
IerIonen, Al 6ereu @uniten Die Anweiiunz
een ausqeitellt itnb, nod niat Sur @mpiang
aabme Ses @elbes gemelOet, uuo oesbaIb
perben ibre HameH uorlanfis nod gebeim
oPhaIteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-25
Nrn.MorfEr 9iod1ridltci, .

Rem 9ort, "a. Suli. - 6rau 3. 6.
2sute, tuelde fd Dor einigen' Sa9en aus
ibrer Seimatb in SaUunnoh entfernte uno
Sliete an ibren Satteu unO ibre SHUTTER bun
terlieB, in weI6e ie ertldrte, ite merSe ME
mie6sr Suriiftebren, 1T auf etnem SaoaHz
ruber 9uupfer Inter Oem gtamcn 9tltan
Spencer bier augefommen uno entfernte itt)
nit einem unbetanuteu Yianue, roelher fte
bier erlpartete.
Ser bieige Stabtratb uabm heute 8ei=
leirsbei6liiFe in SeSug aui ben Sob 9rant,S
on unb traf peridte0ene &noronnn9eH fiir
6eu 6aG, baB Die 8eerOigun9 bier ftattftn6et.
- 2aut 8ert1ten Der taufmdnnilden
4aentrtr q. q. Dun & Comp. erei9ueten
T1 pdbrenb ber tebten iieben Eogeu III Ga
naba un6 ben Ser. Staaten i'm 9anjen 2l5
Sanferotte ee9en 225 in Der porher9ebenoeH
uno 1876 in ser uoruOrleBten gSo6e.
Hruu @ramer, cine Sdweiter oes Sc
uerals Grant, fam beute nit ibrem @atten,
benz ebemuligcu @eiunbten an bic Sametir
arf bem 0ampier ngBieluub" aus 5arbura
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-25
Serm. teIssrapbii9e 9epelGeu.
aus Dem SnIauDe.

- 9n philadelphia ereigneten iid geRern
5met &ooesfdlle am SOnuenfid.
- Die pGleUelunb gSoIipinnerein ,u Gle
oelano, Senn., braunte ge1ern nieOer. Ser
luft $4,000.
- Die gidgel 8alSwerle in g8beeliua,
8.=Sa., iOQen n6diteus meSer in 8etrteb
geiett meroen.
- Sn Eancaiter' Sountg, Ba., mirO bic
Sabad8ernote burb bic aHbalteuOe 9iirre
nit einem Seblitlage beorobt.
-9n @bebanie. Su., murOe Der 80 Sabre
alte 6rant G0ie in ieiner Bebnnng 6urf eiz
men Slieiirob auf Der Stelle get6otet.
- Bigger & Sanutng, 8ettlelleuiabrilaH.
ten in Cincinnati O., baben Sanlerett ge.
maft. Yaiftpu $125,OOO, 2tttiua O,O0O.
-Grs rs8rdfoent 2(rtbur reifte gcfterH BON
Moutreal, Gue., mad Stem Dort db, um Der
8eerbiguug oes Generals @raut beiiu=
mObneu.
- Sn Der Nabe BON gBulbaua, S.sG.. CT.
idloB Siaat Same5 ben yieger .. gBilliamS.
@tau 9laubt, 6aB Same8 ben YtOro aus gtotb=
tuebr be9ng.
- Sm Gbarlesz9iiUer bei Bottom, Ulaf.,
muroe bic 2eid)e elmer, ALIEN 4u6ein mad,
ermOroeten Srau I'M alter BON 40 Sabren
auigefuaoen.
- Sen. 8. IS. @auOeUiae, Elm beiannter
oemOlrati6er 8Olitiftr bon GolRnIbiuz@o.,
0.=9.,ilt in isinem BObuorte, SmeOeaHt.
Sails, a. g., geIOrbeu.
- Sn Dem in Qittlez&od, Qrf., tagenOeu
bemOtratii6eH GonUent Oes 3. @On9reBs 9i-
frifts murOs mad Der l72. abfimnung =.
6. DlC5tae ais GanOlOat auigeiteat.
8onl. 9. Carpenter brudte geferu Iu
Solebo, O., ieinsr Srau i'll elmer gSirtbidaft
cine mabriheinlid) t0Otlid)e SfuBmuube
bel. @r beidulbigte Die 5rau Der ebelideu
llntreue.
- 9aUib Campbell, Elm prOnlinenter BE
uObRer oon SouliHgs @reen, Sp., fitgte Ell
men, 2anoItrei6er, giamens q. gB. Stelns
gen, Der Inn nit GrmoroHH9 orobte, cine
ialimme SfuBwunoe bel.
-Sm Susonebanuaz9 9liOer bei Blpmoutb,
Semi, tenterte pOrgeIern Elm Boot, i'll mel
dem iif bier Dt1nuer beian0en, uuo lmei
berIelben gS. San6ers Hno ". Seef, SeiOe
in @iltesburre anidliig, ertrauten.
- 3mei SradtSiqe Der ,,SliuOiier Sen
tralbabH" coliblrten oorgeitern &beno na9e
gOoa, Su8., un6 Elm unbetannter 0anofreis
der, pelder ff ais blin0er Baiiagier aui
einem Der 3ige beiun0, wlrOe getootet.
| Der peiunidre S9aoeu betrdgt ctrta S25,s
| 600.
- Bic Sieb,a6ter i'm 5uOianer Ger.
ritOrum ertlaren, es iei unmOglid, Der
| Broaamatiou Oes 8rafOenten 6Olge iu let
| fen unO ibr Gigentbum binueu 40 3d9eH
! BON ben gepatteten BeioegrItnoeH III eHts
ferren. GRiiiourier Sieb3iidltel allein iollen
| S., 900 IN Sisb i'm SuOiausrterritOrium
an9elegt boben.
- Sreisr6ter 0lOran in Chicago bemil.
liote pOrgeIteru oem uegen @ablbetri9ereieu
III fiinfjdbrlger 3udibuusliraie OerurtbetIteH
| 6. 6. Wddin einen 8Weitdsigen Quii4ub Der
llrtbeil5Uouitredung. Madiu's Quwnlt mitl
peltere S6rltte IN GuuheH leineS 6lieuteu
tbuu. SEQ. s. Grap, elmer Der 9eidmore-
nen in benz Wladiu= BrO5eiie, Der ungeblid)
geifesgef0rt if, uuO gegeH ben cine alugc
Gnbdngig gemudt wer0eH Ou, 1T ieit Dtontag
uerihmunoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-25
Ser 00Iden.

Saceola, gfebr., "a. Suti.- Der @lt'
ttnmOroer gS. gS. Smitb nurbe beute SOr.
mtttag in @egenmart BON cirta 5000 8eriOs
nen hurd BEN Strans bingeridtet. @r leug=
nets ieiue Sdjulb nod auf benz Sdafiot. Die
Ssb0r5e bate geitern eiuen bOben Sretter=
Suum um ben @al9en erri9ten lafien, aleiu
berielbe uHrbe beute nib uon einem 0tob,
meI6er baS Sdauipiel 3u genieben pttnidte,
um9eriiien, uno Die SiHri9tung wurOe irls
uitten eiuen larmenoen SOlfsbaufeuS uoaz
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