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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

Mass MEETING.-At Turner Hall, last
evening, there was grand mass meeting
of Irishmen and those who sympathize
with Ireland in her present struggle. The
Hussar Band played in front of the hall
for some time before the hour of meeting,
and when it was called to order by the
President, D. J. 0ullahan, every seat in the
capaclous building was taken. The open
ing address, by John P. Irish, editor of the
San Francisco Aita, was a mastery effort,
and was loudly applauded. He was fol-
lowed by Colonel J. J. Tobin, Colonel J. J.
Ayres, and James II. Ward in very hand
somely delivered recitation. This was the
first real expression that the Irish citizens
had got from this city. and if attendance
and appreciation of the sentiments of the
orators are worth anything, the meeting
was q Success.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

ALL the shoes on hand purchased at the
forced sale have been reduced in price in
order to close them out to-day. Red Houses
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

MEMS plaid fine Atwood cashmere suits.
good value for SCI 50, to close at SIS. Red
House,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

WE will sell to-day the finest lines o.
mems shoes yet offered. Come and see
them. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

ALL sizes in those fine French kid shoes
from the Coglan & Scott stock, s., So so
81 and s., to-day, at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

SEE new advertisement this morning G
special sale. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

SEE our new advertisement of sale to-
day. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

LADIES glove and American kid shoes
Isles, 2, 2! and 81, 81 %, to-day, at Red
House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

PROF. W. T. Ross will meet his classes in
elocution at 703 / street, Monday, October
9Th, at $3.50, and S:30PM. Those wishing
to join will please be present.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03
CANDY FACTORY.

MRS z. II. wIEDMANN, NOS zls STREET
wi and 40 K street metropolitan ThsateI
Building), Manufacturer and Wholesale and
Retail Dealer In all kinds of Candies AID MUTT.
au12-3ptf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

CRY LICENSES AND WATER RENTS are now
due. Pay on or before the 18th inst, and
save costs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03
The Sewing Machine Exhibit at the State
Fair, Sacramento.
[Journal of Commercial

Editor Journal Of Commerce SIR /:
A good deal has been said and assertions
made by the agent of the Domestic with
regard to receiving first premiums at the
State Fair in 1885. 1t is well II such cases
to adhere strictly to the truth. The matter
in this case, then, simply settles down to a
question of veracity between Mr.. Palmer,
the agent of the Domestic, and the mem
bers constituting the Fair Association. Be-
low will be found the statement as given
under their hand and seal. Yours truly.
New HOME SEWING MACHINE Co., w. w.
EGNEw, Manager.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

LAST October II. S. Croker & Co. sold
school books at prices from ten to thirty
per cent. lower than any one else in Sacra-
mento. This year their prices will be cor
respondingly low. They have large sup
ply of books. Money can be saved by pu-
pills and parents by calling on H. S. Croker
& Co. for their supplies.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

Is THERE NO END TO IT!-The TACT that
Mr.. w. w. Egnew manager " New Home :"
Sewing Machine Company reflects upon the
veraclty of the Domestic" agent or the
Fair Association, and the fact that the Sec
rotary of the State Fair says that no awards
were made upon sewing machines, does not
mittee reported that the Domestic is
entitled to first premium and that it
was awarded the "Blue Ribbon " on last
day of Fair. The Directors of the State
Fair cannot and do not deny this. This
squabble reminds us of little story: A
father gave his son large apple to keep
| till after the Fair. The boy thinking the
apple to be good one, eat it. After the
| Fair the father requested the son to give
him back his apple. How could he?
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, J
SEcRETARY's OFFICE,
SACRAMENTO (Cal.), September 81. 1885. J
To Whom, 1t May Concern: This is to Ger
tify that no award was made upon sewing
machines at the State Fair of 1885,
[sEAL. EDWIN F. SMITH, Secretary
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03
WEATHER REPORT.

WEATHER REPORT.
AL Observations Taken on the 18TH Meri-
dian (Eastern) Time.
SIGNAL OFFICE, U. s. ARMY
SACRAMENTO October ., 1855
10P. NJ. Eastern time). 18th meridian; P. H.
Pacific tinel. 10th meridian.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

ARREsrs.-These arrests were made yes
terday: John Heenan, by officer Rider, for
petty larceny; Yee Lee, by officers Farrell
and Kent, for misdemeanor; All Get and
All Bong, by officers Kent and Farrell, for
selling lottery tickets; Peter Tripes, by
officer Rider, for vagrancy; Shamus Nc
CURE, by officer Farrell, for being drunk.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

SUDDEN DEATH-A. Wolcott, an old citi-
zen of Sacramento county, died at his resi-
dence near Franklin last evening He had
been ailing for some time, but his death
was sudden and unexpected. The physi-
clan says il was a case of heart disease. He
was native of Michigan. 65 years of age,
and leaves wife, one son and two daugh-
tiers. His children are all married He
will be buried from his late residence in
Franklin this afternoon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-21
StisrHte uue Hle6crIdtptptutttttoett
To Ser09.

@aIOefon, 10. Sept. - llniare Sta0t
nnb Die Sniel baben cine nabre Sintilutb
bur63uma6en. Seit Sa9en oer6unfeIten
bletfarbene g4olfen ben 6immel, uub e8 req
net faft unaufb6rlif. Die StraBen iin0
f0rmlife 8anale, unO an man1eu Steuen
itebt oaS gSoiier stuei bis orei Squares melt
tntetief. Sis geiterH 4benO nm llbr 3eig,c
Der 8egenneiier i'm Signalbiireau an, oaB
iett beu l. September 1880 3oQ Regen in
galUeitOn fiel. 3ieie 58be iit ionoer GLE
den. Der @eiammtregenfall it bier 52.37
3Ou pro Sabr, ruorau5 3u erebeu tit, oaB in
adt3ebn 8agcn iiber Elm 2rtttel bes idbrlt.
den 9}aaen8 fieI. Seitoem Der &egeu ein,
iebte, gent Die See iebr bod uuo bat am of
lid)en @nbe Der Sniel bebeutenoen Sdaoen
angeriftet. Die S9uelltqteit oe8 g8inOeS
mar beute gtadmittag so atcilen pro Stun~
De. I'm II llbr gta6ts b0rte Der 9fegeu auf.
gSa biugtOn, 19. Sept. - Gin befti=
ger &irbeIiturm ift MN i'm Befs @oIf cenz
tral. Der Signalbeamte in SnNtanOla, Ger,
melbete seftern Na6t8 II llbr 20 0tinuten:
r9er Sturm ldBt nttt mad. @leidjer gu
itanS 6es gSetters, tule i'm Iebten 8erid)t,
ansaenommeu, buB ea8 gSafer Feigt unO Die
9}teoerungeu binter Der Staot beoedt. @euR
ou8 2Saiier I'M gletden WaaBe rpeiter ftetgt,
pirb eS morgen friib III Der 6auptltraBe
iPiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-21
0lrhfft tino Qchtt.

GIeUeGuno, o, 10. September. Ser
gusfiano Der in ben D@leoelano 9iolling.
Otius1 beidGftigten arbeiter, Der Dor u 80
den in G;ene geieBt murbe, 1T ala beeuoet
Al betradfeu. Seute 0iOrgen fanSen iid 200
4noeiieute ,ur Qrbeit elm, uno nm Montag
nir6 oQ8 Gtabllfement OoraRsfdtlif pieoer
in oc6em getriebe ietn.
Qaprence, 0taii., 10. September. -
Sr. s. Gper pon 2owell, Der neue SeFber
Ser oggaibingtOn Niias," beabF6tigt, Die
Tabrtt, ruelhe ieit iiber etnem Sabre auBer
8etrieb if, SemnGf)it tpie6er su er0ffnen. Sn
benz @tabIiiiement finben 27OO arbetter Be-
ifaiti9ung.
gift8bur9, 8enni., 10. Geptember.-
Sn Ser yAmerican 8oblenmiuea mirb am
MuntaQ Die glrbeit Sur 0rei @entS State
tpieber beginner. Us 1T OteS bic brittle 9tine
in bieiem 8ool, in peIder bic BON ben 4us-
ifanbisen geforOerte 2Ohn State bepiGigt
fnirh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-21
@on SMulfnncr0octt stt SpSe 9ts
tltQtfcrf.

5a3eIton, 9enn'., 10. September.-
Seute farb bier Der Sobn be8 bier anidifgen
@buur6 Surnba9 in Solge pon SerIeBHuz
gen, bic er am letten Wtittpod gelsaentlib
elueS ingenonntelt " Hazing "zSerTabreus
jTnfspreIereD baponqetragsn bate. Die
Sdiiler elmer 0fientltben S9ule, in pelde
Ser Snabe iiir3lidb auTgenommen rpurOe, ba=
ben Die y91egel" aufglltellt, bnB meme 4n-
t0mmlinqe bur4 cine 0}etbe BON 5ebn bis
,rOaniig Snaben SpjsBrutben laufen ntitfeu,
mobe! IS gni hen rReueH" 6auiiidldge reg
re4 lafien. Der fleiue Gurn6Gt mnBte I'D
cbenfaI8 oieer YroSe6ur auSeBen unO erz
lit bel bieier @elegenbeit &erleBungen am
llnterletbe, beuen er beute erlag, nchOem er
porber Die furnlEariten SAmerjen an89ehals
ten bate SOiieutli6 btrOeI pie SdHIbe-
b5reen bic Geriiber bieier SdanStbat erntits
telu uno Elm grempel an tbHen itatltiren, oaS
ibuen Die Cuff an abnli6en 6legeleten ein
fir alte Dtal beuebmeu nIro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-21
SrnnS amf etner Ssean SempFsrs
E9etftc.

Nep 0ort, 10. Gept. Der meme uu6
nit groBem Soteraufpanoe iiberoedte 8ier
Der nfgI. nieberldHbii6en @of=9ampfidliff.
fabrtsz@ompagnte" am 6uBe Der 9orEtraBe,
Serieg Sin, puroe beute MorQeu ourh
Seuer tbeilpeiie 5erit0rt. Der S6aoen mtro
ouf $4,000 bis 100000 0GihGbt. 9as
Teuer murOe 25 Niinuten mad s llhr pom
eiuem Sdifi8la6er entoedt. @S mar in Der
0iitte oeS GierS au8gebro6eu. gr elite 10,
fort I'll oem nid)fen 4larmfolen un6 benafz
riGtiqte Damn tie SffiSiere oes 9ampfers
rg8. q. Sdolten" bon Der uteoerlduoiidlen
giuie, meld]er Sur &bfabrt bereit an Der Glib
isite oeS PierS Tag. Der Dampfer pur6e
aus ieiusr gefabrlifen Sage Qebradt uuO
gng b'rauBen tnt 6Hfieueben Dem 0ampfer
u@ttD Of @befer" bon Der Snmln= 0inie, Der
loeben non 2ioerpool an9efommeu mar, Dor
@nter.
9a8 ganSe Seueroepartement fam AMI 6en
SranopIab uno tpuroe III ieinen &6i1oeru=
den bon iitnbehn SdleqpOampiern unb 3pei
Seuerbooten unterItitBt. ytAdJ eiHer Stunoe
barter &rbett iparen Die 6Iammen gel5i5t.
Der 9r6Bere Sbeil oes 9afe8 mar oerbrannt
uno Die Setten fart beiddbtgt. @8 befano
iid nur cine fleiue GuuntitGt 6rad)t in benz
@ebdube. 9ieielbe betano ans 500 5Gden
3eiS, 500 Siiten gSeiu, Is Siiten &irouen
uno $50 Siten Sdmat3. Die meiiteu oieier
2Saaren purben bur9 2Safer beihaoi9t
Ntan 9Iaubt, baB ba8 6euer ourd) bic gntz
climbing Der llmhiQun9 Der LOG &elegra=
pbens uno SelepBOn=8 =8rdbte entitauo, pel6e
ulmit'el5C uut.r BEN gooen oeS Bier8 gez
le9t iro. Ste murben bei6dbi9t uno III
6olge 8eiien Die telegrapbiid5e Serbin0un9
3mtlden Serlegs@ttq unO gtemsYort inter
broden. Der Yier 1T gt9entbum ser pYennz
iploanier giienbabn" uno 500 6uB lang. Gr
muroe erit ror oret 9tonaten uollenoet uno
1T gum OOllen g8erlbe perii6ert,
Die u@etern=llniousG ele9rnpbeuz Comp, !"
meIoet, baB 112 ibrer DrGbte Our6 ben
8rano oe8 9ampfdifi- -0oda in SerieD .&itg
5ertOrt pnroen, mGbreHo Die uYennlpl0auier
&iienbabn" 81 0erlor. Ger p9tetu @ort-
gtemsSerieper Gelepbon Comp" puroen "a
9rdbte 8erit0rt. 9a8 &abet gegeniiber benz
Bier 1T cbcnfal5 gebro9en uno cine telegra=
bride &erbtn0na9 smiiaen Nerpz0Ort un0
Npf1 CfcTiph tttfr iibe, gItnn ff1SnIiA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-21
Seiteres aus pem @ertd,tsatma,er. .

,,Henn Der 0tenid Saring iBt, rpiro er
burfta," Iaste Yaul Ni4uelis, welfer, Der
Srnnienbeit unsetlagt, Dor bem 8idter ituuo.
,Qber," perieete Seine @brenr olpenn Der
Neni6 SGrins iBt unb Saranf SpettateI
nadlt, 10 if 9as nidt MIR nift notbwenoi9,
ionbern au9 ungeietlid."
,guf ben Sariu9 babe i'd aud teinen
SfanbaI eema9t, ia nitt eiHnlal auf ben
9urft, ionSern AMI BEN Srunt."
Ser Slidter ba6te einen ausenblid mad
unb Iaate Sann: yWft9aelis, i'd rptll Sud
fir Sieies W1al laufen laiien, penn Sbr mir
peripre6t, ME tpieoer-"
,@6ring su eien," unterbra9 thn Der AHs
seilGste, "9as oeriprede if feierltdit." i,
uSO babe i'd ss eigentli4 nidt 9emelnt," {"
Ueristte Der gut 9elaunte Oii6ter, gaber lei eS
oenn - Sbr t0nnt 9eben; bod iolltet Sbr
fernsr bus SeSiirfuiB mad Stdrtung eupftns
ben, 10 trintt nur oas aus bem belten Wfal5
unb importirtem b0bmii6em 9opfen mad Der
beriibmten Dreber'i6 Metbooe gebraute
,,&abinets" "Bier Der 6irma S. $. Sonoerborft
& Sobn, ipeldes in Sesus auf Site uub
3ssiubeit unerrsi4t oafebt.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-21
9ie Gonifitttatttc BON Safota. .

StourzS q 8, 0atota, 10. September.
- Su Der geftrigen Sibung Der GOnitituante
braate pdbrenO emer Situng beS Blenars
&Onlite's Elm gemilier $. s. Campbell BON
Canton cine ReClutiOn elm, melte beiagt,
6aB uber Seu0lferung ieberSelt oa8 9ie1t gu
itebe, Die Sorm Der 8e9ierung mad @utotin.
fen 81 Gubern o6er Die Qeetere iiberbaupt abz
suidaffen." Sros Der energii6en @inipra9e
oes &ttIterS @ogertOn ruur0e Die Reiolution
nit 45 segen II Stinluen angenonlmen.
glls Die 6eiolution beute benz Gouoent elm
beri9tet muroe, iprad nd 8iater Gb9erton
pieterum in idurfeu 8urten gegeu Oteielbe
aus unO ertlarte, er wiiroe lie6er ebeu, baB
9atota nod 20 Sabre lang elm SerrttOrium
bleibe, ulS baB eS etuen 10 repolutionaren
8arngrapben ieiner @onitiutton etnperleibe.
Die 9leioIution tpuroe ihIieBlid einem Siinz
fer-@omite 3ur @rpd9uug iinO 8eri4teritatz
tuun iiberfuieIer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-21
Gat6fcIbaftes Serf0tUinoc's cities
@reiies.

Milwaufee, 10. Septbr. - @rOBe
SeniGtion murOe beEte berOorgerufen, al5
man in Grfabrung brafte, OaB Or. Same5
Gobg, Elm alter uno retdjer 8itrger BON gSaz
tertoipn, Der lette gtaht bier mar, aus ietnem
Sotel iortgelodt puroe unb ettoem ipurlo8
beritmun6en if. Gr ift Ga Sabre alt unO
bat cine Sdeibun9sfla9e gegen ietne nm 20
Sabre iiiugere 6rau anbdu9iq genaf)t. 9tan
mutbma6t, oab Iein GeribwmNen nit Oteier
6Iaue i'm S1IidmmeuhauQe itebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-21
SuSiatta'cr observation-disclosures. .

Snb ianapolis, 10. September. -
Sn giorgan.@ @ountg pitrbe geitern SatOb u.
SbipIep, einSerpaIter BON @re9gsGOmnibip,
auf @ruu6 elmer Seitens Ser @rnnos sSurp
segeu i'm erbObenen QntIage Oerhaftet. Chip
le9 rirO beiduloigt, in betriigertider Q6iiat
Sotpnibip Sbli9utiOnen I'M Selaufe BON
$5536 emittlrt gu baben. Die i3abluugss
antueiiungen maren an bic Srore bes u. y.
ToQaro aus9eiiellt unb lauteten auf Die giefes
rung BON Sdul- Ge9enfGuOen, bod wuroen
ioIde gegenitGnbe tbata9li9 niemals 9elies
fert. Sbiplep's SerbaftIng erfOlgte auf Ser
anlaiiun9 bss Sru. 9S. Stanton, 0titglieees
Der Stem Dorfer 6irma Stauton & Coffin.
Ter au9etlo9te tpurSe in Grmaugelun9 BON
5000 giir9ifait benz @eidugHiiie lber.
rpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-21
2lns Wlertfp.

Stao tgterito 20. Sept.-Dsr Gor-
areB bat entihieOer, OaB Der Nbleutnate
Smaua, Welder oeu 2lmerdaner 6lroie er=
itoB, uidlt ieiner Steuuug els Gougre 5mis=
9lieo balber BON oem gepObulibeu @erb.8
UeriabreH ausgeuomneH merOeu ioQ. gr
mir0 OeBbaIb ais @i6roer Dor @erdt geiieut
merOen. - Die biefgeu 4mertaRcr Min.
iten Die gSieOerrneunung ots fJibarau Sc
ueroltouiul5 STROLLER, iuoem oeiicu Jia4iolz
ger bem SernebmeH mad auf eiueu auoereH
Boiteu Ueriebt ueroeu iou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-21
@ebrISer 8adrad,.

Nur bis 3um 1. 9e5ember
gemdbreu mir cine Reouttiou BON 20 Yrojent
Gufuuiere grOBeu, in 9ragoHiertt9g e.
fellten 3 bOtOgrapbte II, uette pom
Auen, bic ite iebeH, 10 iebr bepuH0ert pers
ben, Un0 cine uulerer Spe}IaIttiten itno.
lluiere ieinteH & btHe tsB b otog ra7
pbie II Su uniern gep0bHlt5eu aH9eHelle1
ueH Breiieu.
gSir MAIDEN oieie liberale Cherte, lol3eit
eS uniere groBeu Bortrat5 betrlTt, I'm Aul-
trGgc III er6alten, ebe Der 5eierta9S- AHoran3
beginHt. Sic BOrtrdt5 mo 5u95Eean0SSJu.E
DiaBeu Die feiuReu in Der Staot. !IHle5 5,t. 4Ie.
iier befinOst it gartsrre nRo unlere Arbelt
In NIT Fejd6tiatsit inigjirt, porum mir erIus
den. g8ir babeubie 8robten, 9equemlieH aHO
bsiouSceilattlteu 4telier5 III oer Staot.
gu8idlieBIid feiue arbett.
ssin 5reppeniicjgeu. glcUatOrtn mad ben
4telierS.
@e6ritoer BaArafB,
G5Hbofs sgde BON gutarps Uuo geriu9toHltyQBe.
GiugGug on GeEiu0touTraRs,
(2I9-YSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-21
Gin Satf 0rdii0cnt tpan9ert t1's
sfnGltbatGs.

grie BennI., 10. Septeulber. - Qoam
grobenber, Der betriigerilte &rdFoent Der
pgrie @Ountper Sparbant,n uur0e beute
rad Dem &uegbenger 3udtbauie 9ebrabt.
Quf bem SabnbOfe ruudJte er ben bort anne
ieubeu 9epoiitoren gegeniiber 2lusiagen, ans
melden erbellt, baB aud Die 2ltti0ndre uno
3reftoreu Der fallten 8auf an Oen Setris
gereien betbetliqt mareu. Seine QuSiagen
merJcn rasu iiiEren, OGB gegen idutmtllde
2ftionare Der gant alagen anBdngig gema6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-21
Grfrtinfett.

Rilmuutee, 10. Sept. - Soebeu if
bic gtatritt eingetrofieu, OuB gEiIb. Retz
miller BON Bitt8burg I'M gtU5co9ee Gee, 2I
Weilen iuOmellia BON bier, ertrant, Der
junQe 8etnuuer mar Der SObu 0es 9letdDz
uaniigeu Observation-Disclosures in glits5urg
uno reiiie fir oa5 @eihait ietue8 Sater5.
BUR 3eit oe8 lluiaqe8 ftimte er nit gout5
8leger BON bier in Dem Gee. au5 irgen0
einem gruuoe tauterte oa5 Boot. 8leqer
tletterte aui baS umgeitiirjte Boot uHo tuurOe
gerettet. 9tetuuuer oeriudte an oG5 uier 5u
iduimueu uno ertraut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-21
Die GunTerens oct Seutid1ett 8apttz
fen.

8tlmingtou, GEL, 10. September.
Die beuti9e 9ieuHg Der Gonferens mar
boupti6fli6 8ebatten iiber oos gSirten ser
onntaqsjduleu uub iiber Die pom 9gnt. $.
gulhen BON chicago geIehrte uub BON 91r9eu
IN Buffalo, 81. g., uHO @lerioeu, Conn,
Gonn., angenummene 0oftriu gewOmet. -
gultlep bebauptet, Die Gewalt Ill befeeu,
Sen beiliqan Self 81 Uerleiben. Gs uuroe
bei6loiien, baB SuItlep's Gebreu sotteslditers
LID iino uu6 CAP Die Sir6eu, pel6e ieiue
0oftrin auuabmen, orin9eno aufgeforoert
neroen ollen, 81 ben 2ebren Der beil;geu
Sdrlft suriidSufebreu. @s nur6e aud elm
Gcn1ite eruau1t, bas Die 9irheugemeinbs in
9ufialo beiuGen ioa, mn Die falide 9ebrs
aus5IrotteH.
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StaOt Baltimore.

ginfur3 elmer StuGlmuuer. -
Die Sibmauer bon Bat. See9an'S neuem
StaueebGube on Der ytorb @aloertItraBe
itiirste am Samifa9ssabeno nm 41O llbr
pl06lidl eiH, InO Elm Sutider, peI6er nit
ietnem Subrpert 9eraOe einfubr, entgins MIR
Inn Saaresbreite Uielleitt t0otliden Ser
letunaen. Die Rauer hattie ii6 oorber an
cine anbere gelebnt, Die inOeTen in 5Olse Ell.
mes g2eubaues fOrtgei6afit mOrSen mar, unS
fie Iolte besbalb bleier Gage nit Stiiten perz
iehen perben. Der S9u6en betrd9t uorlGu-
fla nur 5000; ioute es aber nunmebr uGtbig
tperoen, aud Ebeile Ger anbereu Mauern
niebersnreisen, 10 biirite fd Der Serluit auf
rniuoeffeuS $500 ffeQen.
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per QentfGe Correspondent.
Gin Srautp erj@oiIeu.

0ewarf, N..S., 10. Septsmb,r.-gS.
tpar6 @abin, ein gSramp," pnrNe beute
friib BON Sobn Magutre. einem 0a9ter I'M
8ienife Der nPennipl gilenbahn," in
Der NGbe BON v@uperlp's Sotel," Clinton
3ttunibip, eridofsu. Gubiu uub auOere
9anbfreider ;iinoeten lebte gtabt in Der
gtGbs BON g8as9ons 6cuer on unc purOeu
pon Wasuire nlebrere Dtale ueriust. I'm 6
llbr Morsens begab ii9 Ra9nire uad 9auie,
@abiq iOl9te inn i6impfeub uno fluhenb
uno 3og 3uleet elm Wtefier. Wla9uire nabm
ieinen &epoluer beraus uno feuerte. @ubia
taumelie eiuige Sdritte nett unb ftiirjte
banu toet su GOoen,
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:. .Sftmtbn,sn Gnonper.

Ct 9bOmas, Snt.t 10. September.-
Gas Se3tren Don uSumbo's" GaOaUer gebt
inter Der 2eituug oes YrOfeForS 2Gar0 BON
IcdleIter raid Dor fd). 9a8 6leiI4 wirO, 10
raid eS uon ben anoden ab9etrennt miro,
uerbranut. ,,Syumbo's" 6ant tuog 1900
8iunb uno erforbert eiue Sonne SaI} un0
I80 8fuHo lIlnlenrtHoe, nm fe su prapari-
rem. Sie purue heute in aufen mad 3iO9e-
i.nr o. 81 neinrht
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g;rot,o5tift1iito in yaos,od,a5etfs

8eDmoutb, NtaIi., 20. September. -
Sn S. 9. 6biueS & Comps SolsbOf bro9
i'll Der letteu gtadt elm 6eucr aus, tpelde5
fd) 0uf Die ben09bar.e gtablmiiblc Der 6.rz
ma Soiepb QeH0 & Comp. per0reitete uuJ
G6aoen i'm @eiamutbctrage uon $4,000
anri6tete. 9aS 6euer pur0e or.r6 8ranJ=
FILTER angelegt Uno oa all utebrerer S,ellen
,uoleih QuSQebrOdleu Ieiu.
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Rem tSrteau8, 80. Septembel. -
Sett Iettcm 6reitag bat eS bier uuablaifq
qcregntt, noheute Abeu0 idut Der Rclenin
Sn0msn. &tele SlrnBeu Der StaOt itebru
nnter 2Saher. 0epeideu BON u,eleu Buut=
ten i'm DOSoO=, SuadIta=, 5teos9l0erz uuo
gs,iiilppnbole melOeu beuge 9cgeugiis,
melUc Sd.tIorH- uub 0iei5eru6te gT)Be1
GSdaoeu 3ufiiaeu
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0sIDn1t.

Ned) E, 9at.. 10. Septbr. - SNeu, Der
erineeno perbGdtig mar, Dor einigen Saeen
Sri. McGUau in @apalier Gountp ermoroet
III baben, muroe leete giadJt bon einem
goltsbauien aus benz 9efdngniB geboIt nnb
sel1nft. @r tpuroe bon etHem aHeern DtGbs
den ibenttfi5irt, auf pelfes Ell einen unfit
Iiden ausrIfi motte, ruabrenb eS 5u ents
flieben iu6te.