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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-12
PREVENTING POLICE COURT JUS.
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The methods in accordance with which
the municipal government of Chicago is
conducted are fairly illustrated by some
revelations from one of its Justices
courts. Justice Peter J.. Foote has been
recently superseded as one of the Police
Magistrates of the city, and ia clearing
UP his desks, preparatory to turning over
the business TO his successor, an interest
ing bundle of correspondence rolled out.
The letters in this collection were from
Aldermen in regard 10 the dispatch CT
criminal justice in the local courts, and
they are unique specimens of epistolary
literature. A large plumber of letters
are from Alderman Patrick Sanders, the
two following being about like the re-
mainder:
CHICAGO, July 15.-Jadqe Foote, SIR:
The Bearer Mr.. r. Wylett Have Being
arrested By officer Duffee for Disorderly
Now Mr.. Wylett Was Never arrested
Before and He is A Good Man and wish
you Would let Him off for Me.
Yours Truly
AID. P. SANDERS.
Judge Foote--SIR: There is A Warrant
against Mr.. Rands With A Paxton and I
wish you Would Discharge Mr.. Rounds
as it Nothing But Black Melting schame.
Do This for Ne. Yours truly
2. SANDERS.
Rands is a representative saloon keep
er; Mr.. Paxton is the efficient agent of
the Citizens League. This is what con-
stituted the prosecution of Rands "a
Black Melting schame." 4s
Congressman and Alderman Frank
Lawler was in tire habit of asking judicial
favors for bis constituents, and no class OF
the people in the city have more frequent
occasion for them. The following is one
of his applications:
CHICAGO, July %, 1884.-Judoe Foote
MY DEAR SIR: Jno Wilson and inc
Chichester, before you for Ball playing,
Let me Say, are two of the best friends
have in the city. DO me favor in their
case your friend FRANK LAwLER.
The notions as to the administration
of justice entertained by this statesman.
| who graduated from saloon to the City
Council, and from the City Council to
Congress are peculiar. He desired the
discharge of the accused persons, not
because they were innocent, or generally
men of good character though at fault i'll
the peculiar case in question, or because
there were other extenuating circum-
stances, but because "they are two of the
best friends he has in the city"
There is considerable more of this cor
respondence, some showing greater litter,
acy, indecency and schemes for BULLDOG
ing justice than others, and some less
open to censure in these particulars.
But it is all bad enough and illustrates
the peculiarities of Democratic "gang"
rule in Chicago.-Chicago Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-12
DR.. WILLIAMS

lS9 Wis. ST., Milwaukee, Wis.
Scientific Home Treatment, a positive
CURE tor 1, Seminal Debility in young,
uiddle-aged and old men. 2, Blood Diseases
syphilitic and kindred ailments. Case.of Rem
edies, Book and Chart for SeIf-Treatment,
81. Book and Chart alone, K cents. Address
as above. State case.)
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-12

GRANTS WAR HoRsE.-The General
was particularly proud and fond Of his
stud of horses. His war charger was an
especial tayorite. He took great delight
in exhibiting his horses to friends with
whom he was intimate. Once at his
stables with friend he said. perhaps
you would like to see the horse / rode
during all the campaigns I commanded"
The animal was ordered to be brought
out. The gentleman was surprised to
find the horse no larger than aslady's
palfrey - small, slender, .agile-limbed,
black as a coal, intelligent, mild, an eye
like hawk, and lick on the name for
all the world like a boys cowlck. 1t
was such an animal that women and
children would make into family pet.
The gentleman pronounced the animal
a beauty, but expressed a doubt as to its
endurance. Endurance said the
General; this animal exceeds in endur-
ance any horsefesh [ ever saw. / have
taken him out at daylight and kept i'll
the saddle till dark, and he came i'll as
fresh when [ dismounted as when we
started in the morning. There isn't gold
in America to buy him. He is an i'm
ported horse of fine breed, and was once
on Jeff Davis plantation" This was
just before Davis was caught, and the
visitor said: ct presume you would
exchange the horse for Jeff Davis"
"You have said it, exclaimed Grant;
81 would exchange him for his old mas
ter, but for nothing else in the world"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-12
NEW MEAT MARKET.

Jos. Linden wishes to inform his friends
that he has opened a meat market on
Main Street, just west of J. Malloy S
store, where he keeps on hand a choice
supply of meats, and everything in the
butcher line. He sells at retail and
~holesale prices. and guarantees to salts
81 all who trade with him. Farmers
I.4ying livestock to sell will find him the
ssaht man to sell to.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-12
h000 OOOin presents given awad
2O0O0 :; :; 5 s j:5 j; E: e:

value. thatw; at once bring you III mere mon
ev faster than anything else in America. All
gsont the 500 900 in presents with each box.
agents wanted everywhere, of either sex, of all
ages tor all the time. spare time only, to work
fer us at their own homes. Fortunes for all
workers absolutely assured Don't delay Il
HsTI FIT q CO Portland, Maine
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-12

OF the 26,546,37 pounds of hops pro-
duced in the United States in 1880, New
York raised 21,62S,2 pounds.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
THE STATE" OF DAKOTA
A Long and Lively Debate in
the Senate.
A PARTISAN ,s.r-
"e'srs. Harrison and Logan Favor
Admission. While Mr.. Vest
Opposes.

WASHINGTON. December 1s.-Amonp the
measures introduced in the Senate to-day
was the following by Frye: Providing that
all future appointees as heads Of the de-.
partments of the United States army shal,
De officers selected from the army and
nominated by the President and con.
nrmed by the Senate, to be such heads Of
departments for terms of four wears. It
declares that this provision shall not ap.
ply to the head OF any departments until
that office shall first become vacant. The
President may in his discretion, however.
at am time, place upon the retired list any
existing head OF a department and the re.
Tired list is enlarged for that purpose.
NOMINATIONS IN PRINT,
WASHINGTON, December 1S.- To-dav's
Congressional Record contains TWENTY-FIVE
pages of nominations sent to the Senate
since the beginning of the present session,
They number about 1900 cases.
N MONTHS TOO LATE.
WASHINGTON, December Is. Western
Senators are receiving letters in great mum
bers urging them to oppose the confrma.
ton OF Land Commissioner Sparks because
OF his recent rulings. Sparks was con.
frmed by the Senate as Commissioner oil
the General Land Office on the 25th of last
March.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
The HonOred Dead.

WASHINGTON, Georgia, December 17.-The
funeral of General Robert Toombs took
place here to-day in the Methodist Eplsco'
nal Church. The whole town is in mourn
Ing. The church WAS appropriately draped'
The casket was bronze with wrought leaves
of beautiful workmanship ornamentlng II.
Governor Mcdaniel and many promln zen
citizens of the State were present. The
funeral discourse was preached by Bishop
Rockwith.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
Large F allure.

ST.. LOUIS, December 1S.-The st. Louis
Stationery and Book Company confessed
Judgment to-day in favor OF Hugh R. Hi.
5n1 for $45, 700. Other attachment suits
were executed later by levying on the rea!
estate and on the store. The liabilities it, 9o OF
the company are stated to be $15o'ooo
and ;ts assets are 5000. 600.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
PARIS BY NiGnI'
Notice /!
yaHIN0 Co.., I

otn Sst sf T n9n @lnstE eys ! ssss sstH; meeting
Notice is hereby given, that M e sPe'Psu BI1sHINo
Of the stockholders Of The M viii be held at the
COMPANY, of Butte, Mon!aWWa Vest broadway, IN tn It
City of Butte, on tuesday, De ssa %HUocsncies in the
4o'clock in the afternoon ,f to er amend the by,
Board of Trustees. elect o a1Ser business as may
properly come before IT.. President.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
Thn PIsf0l and Kuif6.

SOMERSET, Ken lucky, December H.
During a general melee at the Beaver Greek
mines, neal here, yesterday, William Par
sons killed Frank Wilson,, and Charles
Gooden and w. A. Owens fatally stabbed
two other men whose names are not
known. Parsons escaped, but the other
| two were arrested.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
Two Hundred Operatives Out of Work,

Two Hundred Operatives Out of Work.
E1lzABErHpoRr, New Jersey, December
18.-The Singer Sewing Machine Company
shu.: Down to-day and 200 employees were
informed by a placard that operations
we're suspended until further notice, be-
cause OF the tax levy by the city. A public
meeting OF the employees has been called Tor
tomorrow evening. The company owes
$50. 900 in taxes, which it refuses to pay.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
A FIREMAN KILLED

The fire on Bay street was stopped at
Kohn. Furrecht & Benedict's store, on the
east western limit, including
hey's store. About 2 a.. m. a portion OF
the wall OF the Abel block fell in, crushing
four colored fremen, one OF whom, William
bradley, was instantly killed; the other
three were badly, but not fatally, INJURED.
during the day, a mar working among the
debris was suffocated by smoke and carried
to the hospital in a senseless condition.
The loss is estimated at $780, 600 and the
insurance at $35O.OOO.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
...+n.- Anti-Chinese Organization.

SACRAMENTO, December 1s.-The "Cit
zens' Anti Chinese Association" organized
here tonight with a large membership. The
association has for it's object the further
ance OF legislation for the riddanc OF the
Chinese in California, and the dlspiace'
ment Of Chinese labor byswhite labor.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
Dennis Mccarthy Dead.

sAS FRANCISCO, December 17.-Dennis
Mccarthy. proprietor Of the Virginia, Ne
yada. Chronicle, and one OF the best known
;onrnalists OF the Pacific coast died last
night at I~rvington, Alameda county Cali
forniQ.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
A BIG
A Large Amount of Valuable Property
Destroyed.

JACKSONVILLE, December 17.-ln spite OF
all the efforts OF the firemen the fire which
broke out last night in Hubbard's ware,
houses. ON the dock, spread to the AbeIi
block in which were located the Herald
and other offices. Thu build
ings in the rear on the wharf with contents
are destroyed. Hubbard's loss is estimated
on the building at 100000. His in
surance is $50, 600. Benedict & Co. lose
or their warehouse SIS, 600. Abelrs stock
Is badly Quilted, the loss being $4,000. 1t
is partly insured. Hazen's lossis $50 900;
Kuntz Bros, $4,000 INSURANCE, $l5,-
OOO); the Herald newspaper, $2o,ooo,
partly insured. ..
At 100 a. m. it looks as if other large
houses would be burned out. The hre is
the most disastrous Jacksonville has ever
| experienced.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
Henry Schlordt, Defendant.

Henry CCulOIut, Dc1ClOdAS.
The people of the Territory OF Montana send
greeting to Henry Schlordt, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear nan action
brought against you by the above named Plain
tiff in the district Court of the Second Judicial
District Of the Territory of Montana, IN and for
the County of Silver Bow, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclu-
sive of the day of ~service) after the service on you
of this mmon if served within this County;
or if served out of this County, but in this DIS
trict, within twenty days; otherwise within forty
DAYS. or Judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer OF said com
= The said action is brought to obtain a decree
of this Court dissOlving the.bOnds OF matrlmony
heretofore and now existing between Plaintlr
and Defendant, and for the care and custody OF
the issue of said marriage, to-wit: one female
child named Ida, aged two years. For cause OF
action Plaintiff alleges that Defendant IS a haplt-
ual drunkard and has refused to provlde inc
necessaries of life and that the said Defendant
has deserted and abandoned Plaintiff, all OF
| which will more fully appear by reference ~
/ Piaintiff's complaint herein on file.
And YOU are hereby notified that, ii you TALL 10
annear and answer said complaint as above re.
| ouired, the said Plaintiff will take a de1auit
| against you and apply to the Court Tor the reHel
| demanded in Plaintiff complaint on me herei EN-
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the DIS.
| trict Court Of the Second District OF the Ierr1tory
| of Montana, in and for the County OF Silver BOW
this 10th day of December, in the year OF oul
i lord one thousand eight hundred and elgntv'
five kEuBEN u. DAvlS, I'll
w. R. KEITHLEY, Atty for Pa1n1an.
! H-1s.sw-4w.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
FAilursS.

Nav YORK. December 49, Business fail
ures during the week were 600 against 4
last week.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
rha Transcontinental Association

SAN FRANCISCO, December 16. The
Transcontinental Association met tins
morning and Immediately adjourned TO
meet in New York the second TUESDAY IN
February.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
luminous


In the District Court Of the Second Judicial DIS
trict of the Territory of Montana, IN ana LOT
the County of Silver Bow.
Emma SchlOrdt, Plaintiff,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19
Closing Out Sale
TO CHANGE BUSINESS.

Having decided to close out my present
line OF business, | will, from this date Tor
ward until further notice, sell
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-12-19

Book BINDING, Paper Rutng, and Blank
Books made to order on short notice, at
reasonable rates at TIE MINER office.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-23
Ste GiHcinnatier Sranofatas
ifrobte.

Cincinnati, %. Mai. - Der &nabe
Sobn WDers, tpelfer allein I'M Stanoe 1T,
autgentIl6e Dtittbeilun9 iiber ben llriprun
6es 9eitrigen 8ranJeS in Sullinan'S 0rHdel
rel on Der 6. Strabe Su MAIDEN. tpur6e ipdt
beiterL 4benb in ieiner @obnung i'm du6erlt
Gilliden Staottbeile BON benz @oroners= @lerf
auigeiunben. @s erbellt, bab Der Gnabe
glei9 mad bem 4uSbru6e OeS 6euers mad
elmer Apotbefe lief, tpo er ieiue 8ran9wur,
BEN perbinoen lieB, un0 baB er iid unra6
6aule begab. gSie er erj1blt, murOe er
linab in 0aS erite Stodperf gel4tdt, nm etne
Slnle Sen5in su bolen, ileld)e sluei 9allO=
nen entbiP't. @r uerlan9te oa5 Sen;iu BON
So. Glrtb & gSifell, meld)e I'M eriten StOfz
tperfe OeS @ebduN,s cine 6drberei bcirei6eH.
Iuf Dem gHege mad bem 3meiten Stofpel.e,
ais er blIrh einen brTfelu Sang auf ben
glepatorIdadt Su9inG, itolperte er uno itieB
10 beitig nit Der Same gegen etne 8reiie,
0aB 6as @eiGB Serbrcd. 9aS berausiprit=
senGe 8enSiT fam nit elmer nabe Ser Breiie
urennen6en @aSilomme in Seriihrung, cine
@rplOfon eriolgte unO OeS SnC, SleiOer
fingen Seuer. gr Lief mad Der Sieppe,
I0iG)te 0lS Seuer an icinen Sleioern unO be-
CAB iid) bann, tpie oben bemerTt, naf eiuer
&pot, .efe. Der @oroAer pirJ u1or9en cine
llnteriuGuns besinren. Srl. 81. SpepberO,
pelfe aus Dem britten StOfluerte Oes brett
nenOen gebdube8 berabipiang unO auf einem
StId Segeltu9 aufaeianqen rpuroe, itarb
ber.e. Dtan bate i9re S,erlebungen nift
fir bebenfli6 sebaIttn. SRI. @nuia Bind)z
bad, meId)e OIL einem Seile berab9elaiieu
murbe, erlitt iOld' i9pere SranowlnOen an
6Gnben NM Sanbgelenfen, paB iJr redter
%orberarm ipabri9eiEli9 amputirt wer0eu
maB. Die ibriseu SerrpunOeten beftuben
hdl aui Der 9eierun9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-23
3,pei saer5eaee rt,tersesansem.
Sis GiSmaFen inn at'ant,'dbGn Ssean.-Gine
%~.nid,aft, tpeIdle amf einer Reiie 3,pei:
NAL Sdjiffbrudl Iitt.

QuetY %. Rai. Die 8arfe Bril-
liant," petd)e bier seferu abenb ans 8orss
aruno eintrai, bat bieManniGaitea berSarfe
,,gabaro, n @apitdn aneerion, BON 9robaf
nod Oietis beitimmt, uno Oes 9pfrS. pMarb
9ouila" aus gtetp=Gaitle, Gapitan @reef, BON
Nepz g)orf mad 9ioerpooI, am SorS. Capt.
9lnberlon Don Scr garfe uSabar6" berid,tet,
DC. : a.a 4. apr,l aus 9robad abieaelte.
Sn,anas mar bas gSetter berGnoerlidb, bis
qeQen Nfitternadt SeS 6. Mai etn Itarter gez
bel fid1 erbob, in bem eas Sdiff nabe bel
ben 8dnfen pon Heufun6lano ;ipiifleu GiSz
berqe aer,e.b, BON benen es nad) fnr;er 3eit
p6liq einqei6loTIen iuar. Die MaEuihaft
blieb bis gum 9ienitag Hafmittas auf bem
NabrSeuqe, no es BON ben @lsbergen eroriidt
murSe. Die Manni9aft fli6tete ii6 oann
in Die Soote unb LoH od auf's @iS.' Ste ret
tete MIR bas nadte 2eben. 9rei Gage nn6
brei Hadte - pom 9oInerfag Na9nlittag
bis gum Sonntag Niorgen-Dartpeilten Die
Seeleute auf bem @iie. Ille 2ebenSatittel,
bic fie bdtten t1Iitnebmen fDHnen, befanoen
in eineni Sad pol Srob. @ttuas friides
gSafIer fnnSeu iie gliidli9er 8eiie auf Dem
Gle. Sonntas Mor9en aeoen llbr be-
itiegen iie bic Soote nnb ltenertsn in einem
ti9ten giebel peitmdrtS. 9tad) 3wettitnoiz
ger Sabrt b6rteu iie Die Bfetfe zines 9ant=
piers, tuie iid ipdter berauSiteute, Der yNarD
9ouiia." Der Dampfer nabm Die S9iffbriis
f,gen oil Sorb, unb Der @apitan btiIelben
iacte, ietn Sflifi iei Dor einiger 3eit glei9s
fauS nit benz @ie in @o1iiion seratben unb
Aorf led geworbeII. gta6 elmer Stunoe be-
CaAu bic pMarp 2ouiia" 81 finten. Die
Mannidai,eu betber Subr;euse, 35 ManH,
perlieBen ber 9ampfer IN brei Sooter uub
fHbren iueittparts. am WOnta9 befamen
iie bic Sarfe Brilliant" Su 9eiid)t unb mad=
ten fid berielben burd lnutes 9tufen bemerf=
lid. Sie ipurOen idmmtlif an S9ro se~
nummen unb sliidli9 bierber 9ebra9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-23
sOfarbert&te aus gsafOtmstom.
Stiiefuns bon coium's et,dte.-sin WTerOes
oteb Dor GCtidlt.-gc.,L ,LdItC. SclbEmorO.
Sin &iHbrsder OerartbeiIt.

Seiiefuns bon 6oium's et,dje.-Csin Wferoes
| oteb Dor OCt;d1t,-SC., ,LdltC. ScIbEmorO.
Gin SiHbrsdber OerartbeiIt.
9S BiHgton, 90. Mai. - 6obert 6.
SOlum, ipelfer befanntlid) bel BEN Sprunae
ben Der GrOotlpner Bride in ben CaItzTiper
um's geben fam, iuaro beute Radniitaa BON
SraI @lhenbrenner's 6aule, At. 5O4, 13.
StfaBe, aus aui Der eRt. S.iuet.@ @cmeterun
be,geett. @S mar aufau9s Swe,iel6ait, OBJ
Der Gr5btidlof ben tatbolii9en 9ii.ls bel ben
2rauerceremonte'n 9eftatten piirOe, ba man
9ene,9t mar, SOlum'8 Chat ais Selb1moro
ars6ule9eH. Die Sertpano'eu oes Geruus
9ludten pHBten 0ieien Ser6adt inSeB III ;erz
frueH, mo 10 iuurJe Gater Qbelh Don Der
ct. DtattbemS-6irdJe nit Der 2e,idag Der
erniten Seier betraut. alS Sabrtudltraaer
iun5trten Die 66. gSm. 0,dlou, E. &. Barj,
Us. 9tatlor, S. u. 9fu6b, q. 81. Sannemann
rno s. .. gSl,9bt, un6 ;ablrstd)e SreunOe
oeS befarnten AtbleteH mareu SugegeH.
- EeruiS .gSoe0, Elm lunger YtQnn, mel
der ieit mebrersn gSOdeu itart Oil Der
pSpree" geipeieH, UelIu6te geitern in eirem
&nialle bon S9wermltb iiW oaS 2ebeu III
ucbmen, inoeul er iid) al eillem 8oume ilrt
6Oie ieiner g8Obnung, Gde 80. IL. S,StraBe,
erbangen mollte. 9tO6 beoor er ie6od) lei.
men 3rpet p0llig erteidlte, ent6edte ihn ieine
wtnusrl Inn elH or. GbaS. gGiit btIf,lIf l9t
bon Dem berbdngnlbuoaen Stttd. 9ey Sen
ln9iidltten beBanOelube 9(,5t er,tdlte Der
ielben beute WiorgeH beret8 lpieber anBer
aller geiabr.
- Seremiab 6abes, tpeIcfer inter Der g(us
iduloigung etneS YierOeoiebfabls in 6a M.
ibtrez@ount9, 8eitsSirg., Uerbaftet iuuroe,
bate beut, mad eingetroifener Reauiition
ourd bic Sirginier geb0roen Dor Sberrth.
ter Garter Elm Serb0r 3u beitehen. Der 4ts
malt Oe5 Snhaftir.en, Oefen u iabriaer
SObn, ME beriftet, ebenfaas feitaenomnieu
paror beantragte Die 6rei4afung ser @efaus
genen, in pelde CberridJter Garter aber nitlt
enipilligte. i6a1es leuguet 0a8 ibm sur Qaif
gelegte Sergehen entIdieoen uuo be6auptet,
in 6en lgtteH IS MOnaten ii6 in 6amplbires
@OuntB nidt auigebalten unO ba8 in Stage
iteben0e &bier Su @arliSle, Semi, erftoHoeu
III baben. Der jugen0lide @efaugene belrdf=
ti9te ietnes gaterS @uSiagen. 9llfs-Sherifi
S.gS. Boling bait SapeS oage9eu fir 0euiez
ntgen, beiien au8lieierung am Srte Der Chat
Uerlaugt miro. 9a5 Serb6r pir0 mcrgeH
fort9eiett meroeu.
- Der farblge SHabe Sol. 5orO nur6e
beute @iorgen i'm Griminafgeridte oeS Gin
bldfS in 6as 6ans Oe5 6ri. 6. @. Gra6len
iaulotg befunoeu un0 aui Sabre benz Qlbas
nper 3u6tbaule uberuieien. Sein augeb-
lt1er Gomplice Sarrg gSinn uurbe irelges
iprodeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-23
Sfeip.9orfer 9fadlrtd,tett.

9f epzg) t, p. Wat. - Naut Serl9ten
Der taufnldnniideu a9entur 81. 9. Dun &
Comp. erei9neten f6 pdbreno Der lebten
iieben Gage in Canada uuo ben Ser. Staa-
ten i'm @ansen 239 8anterotte ge9en 229 in
Der porbersebenben uuO 248 in Der pornOrz
letten gSode.
= Der SranSOie 2ouis Srancois, tuelder
Derbaitet murbe, als er i'm Sesriffe mar, Die
2eide ieiner ermorbeteu Maitrelie in ben
SLUG su perfen, eridteu beute Dor 9eri9t
nnb plaipirte rni9ti9ulbig." gr tpurOe
obne 8irsl9aft 5unl BroSefie beiqetedt. Die
Seerbisung Der @rmorbeten fano beute auf
Ger eebawteuz Cemetery" ftatt.
- Sin hinges, 6raRenJ INNER fam gefern
gbenb in bas v@rau0 Union. Sotel" unS be-
aab iif, rndben es iid ais u6rl. s. Sones
aus Wem=Oorf" regtiirirt Latte, in Elm 5iulz
mer. Saio nad1ber lOurOe es NIT bur6i9oI=
Ieuer gruft ais Sei6e auf benz Bette gefunz
ben. Sin &eooIper, oefsn cine &ammer
abeeldofen ipar, lag nebeu ihu1. 8is iett
ift bic Sbentitat Der Selbtm0rberin nod nitt
feffqeitelIt porben.
= General @rant beianS Td beute uieoer
beiIer, als sefern. gr=YrGfoent artbnr
unb Gprus gB. Sielb ftatteten bem Sranfen
beute 9tad1mtttag eiren Beiud1 ab.
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