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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-09-01
Brighton Fair.

The Brighton Cattle Show and Fair Is
to be held at Brighton Village on We'd
ncSday, September 22d The committees
are aS follows
Draft oxen and Steers Sanford Ward,
j. Tominson George riafton.
Matched Oxen and Stecrs-Albcrt Allen
S. +. Hayden Sumner Rowcl.
Best oxen and Steers all things euu>id-
ercd-L. H. Hayden. Allen Clark. l.. {.
Fox.
Dairy Cows. 2. Young. Leonard
Ward { =. Tomin>on.
Stock Cows. C. York, o. d. Forbes
Asa Campbell.
lIerd-C. {. Hayden, II. l.. Wyman, !.
{. York.
Bnlls-F. NJ. Rowell, F. A. b Hayden.
\. b. Jordan.
Calves-Martin Jones, J L. Lawrence,
b. J. llutchin>
breeding Mares and Colts Sumner
Walker, Leonard Ward David Fos,.
Carriage Ilorsrs-B NJ Palmer. Bur
Ian ration p T. Hilton.
Shcep-G. H. Jones, otis Peutlin, L. K.
Libby
SWnc-Asa strickland. Daniel Ionc,.
5. llolbrook.
Ladies Departmental &. Davenport.
NJ :. Sanford Ward, Mrs. l.. {. Forbll>.
Mrs. +. NJ. RoWcl.
Farm Produee-naniel Jonc-. /. NJ.
Hayden. Seth Young.
Baby Show ut Wyum'S Hall at !
O'Clock T. VI. Committee, W. J. Fo>> $
Z. Hayden, Grin Jour>
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sa.Prccrcdurcd TO s. so Per year, in advance.
Rr-75 cents for Six Months.
aD-4o cents for Threee Month.
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Ayers Pills,

Prepared by pr J C Aver 4 Co. Lowell, Aass.
Sold by all Dealers IL MediciDs.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-09-01
S U 3 S c RI Ben Now
ARS0 S


box of pills. Find out
ii out them, and you
will always be thank
full. One pill a dose.
Parsons Pills contain
nothing harmful, are
easy to take, and
cause no inconven-
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-05-01


l told my secret to. the sweet wild-roses,
Heavy with dew, new-waking in the
morn,
And they had breathed it to n thousand
others
Before another day was slowly born.
"Oh, tickle roses p said I "you shall
perishl"
To plucked them for my lady sweet to
wear
In the pure silence of her maiden bosom,
The curled luxurance of her chestnut
hair.
I told the secret to bird new building
Her nest at peace within the spread
ing tree,
And ere her children had begun to chat
ter
She told it DER and DER right ioyously.
"0h, traitor bird !" whispered; "stay
thy singing;
Thou dost not know, there in thy nest
above,
That secrets are made TO tell to others;
That silence is the brithright of true
lovep
told the secret to my love, my lady
She held it closely to her darling
breast
Then as clasped her came tiny whis-
per;
"The birds and flowers told me all the
rest.
Nor shouldst thou chide them that they
spake the secret
The whole world is a chord of love
divine,
And birds and flowers but fulfill their
mission
In telling secrets sweet as mine and
thine 7"
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-05-01
An Old Citizen SPEAKS.

Mr.. J. M. Norris, and old resident of
Rome, Ga, SAYS, that he had been badly
troubled with kidney complaint for Il
great many years and with eczema for
three years at times could scarcely
walk and had tried many remedies
without benefit until he began takine
Electric bitters and amounting his feet
and hands with Bucklen's arnica salve
This treatment afforded him great relief
and he strongly recommends electric
bitters to all who suffer with Kidney
complaints, or need blood purifier.
Sold by b. G. Jay, druggist Newark.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-05-01
The Means Justified.
BY c. J. B.

Reginald" said my uncle one
morning after breakfast, "Rose
d'Agincourt is coming to stay with
us tomorrow"
I suppose that most young fel-
lows. shut up in a dull country
house, with no companions except
a scientific uncle and faded aunt,
would have been possessed by ex-
travagant delight upon hearing Of
the approaching visit of a bright
Devonshire maiden. You will be-
gin to understand the unnatural
ness of my position when 1 tell you
that / was not. At my uncle's an
nouncemcnt my heart sank like
lead. The fear of his hobby was
upon me.
"Her father was a fine knightly
SOUL" continued my uncle, "and
her mother was distinctly a clever
woman. General d'Agincourt, her
uncle, was the handsomest man
ever saw.
These remarks of my uncle terri
fled me. waited anxiously, but
knew what was coming. Taking his
pipe from his lips with that medita-
tive gesture which so we'll, he pro-
ceeded.
"My researches into the life his
tory of the family have been, upon
the whole, satisfactory. l now pro-
pose to devote seven days to the
analysis of the young lady herself.
AT the end of week, if the result
of my observations points in that
direction, l shall ask you to pro-
pose to her."
expected the blow, but it stag
gered me nevertheless. Argument,
I knew, would be worse than use
less.
"But what is she like ?" l asked.
"She will be, as far as l can
judge from my present data, Of the
synthetic order of mind. That is
my hope. What you want in a
wife, my dear boy, is synthesis.
You're so confoundedly analytical /;
you haven't spark of imagination
in your whole composition. That
was your poor mothers fault"
"But uncle, l meant what is she
like personality"
"She'll be handsome enough for
you, you young rogue, I'll be
bound. But you will judge for
yourself tomorrow. You can take
the dog-cart down to Crompton
station to meet the five o'clock
train. To-day is Thursday; on Sat
urday week 1 will tell you if you
may propose to her"
My uncle beamed benignantly,
and strolled into the garden.
II
1 loved no one in the world better
than ! loved my uncle, the kind old
guardian of my boyhood. But ever
since l had arrived at mans estate,
/ lived in dread of his hobby. I
was convinced of a sneaking tend
ency to the romantic in all my own
disposition which would harmonize
i'll with his scientific plans for the
future. AS drove down to Crump-
ton the next day, l felt that I had
already conceived a deep aversion
for this young lady who had been
selected as Il fitting compliment to
my existence.
This feeling lasted for half an
hour. As soon as the train arrived,
and Miss d'Agincourt stepped from
her carriage, l began to relent;
when I had introduced myself, and
heard the music of her replies, I
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-05-01

pened 1 do not know From the
time at which 1 entered the conscrv-
atory to the time when Rose and I
left it together swimming in
dream Of mutual happiness, l can
only remember distinctly my
words, "Do you care for me ?" and
her precious answer, Eyes"
We went to my uncle, who bless
ed US with tears in his eyes; there
were not three happier individuals
in the world. The afternoon glided
away in rapture. The hobby was
forgotten and it was not until the
evening that I had any thought Of
gratitude to Woodbird, or curiosity
as to the reason of my uncle's sud
den change of front.
VI.
You must give up writing poetry.
my dear, when you're married"
said my uncle to Rose, as we were
taking coffee in the drawing-room.
"Oh l never could write line of
poetry" she answered blushing.
'Uncle-for I must always call you
uncle-I see I must make confess
sion. viii you ever forgive me?
1t was all Mr.. Woodbird's doing.
Those verses which 1 showed you
this morning were never written by
poor me Did you really think
that I could have written them 1t
was all little conspiracy between
Mr.. Woodbird and me. He wrote
them for the Groszenor Magazine.
Tn afraid you will be SO disap-
pointed with me p
So this was the secret of my un-
cle's conversion I looked at Wood
bird, who was sitting with a comical
twinkle in his eye, intensely relish
ing the situation. AS for my uncle,
his face was a study. A battle was
going on in his heart between the
hobby and his affection for Rose
and myself Science and love TO-
gether puckered up his face into the
most grotesque complex expression
of annoyance and satisfaction. But
kindly nature proved too strong for
the resistance of his crochets, and
he submitted He rose from his
seat, and. going up to Rose, kissed
her upon the forehead and said
II shall never be disappointed
with you, dear Rose. You have
won MY heart, as well as Regi-
nald's."
And so the hobby was vanquish-
ed. Which 1 told Rose the whole
story she was at first rather concern
ed at her innocent part if the con-
spiracy. But my uncle was so
pleased with the result that he read
lily forgave the means by which it
had been obtained. Our marriage
took place after a short engagement,
and we have taken up our quarters
not far from my old home. We do
not forget, when we are obliged to
listen to the kind scientists dis
courses, which become longer and
more prosy as the years pass over
his head, that we owe all our happi-
ness to "AIy Uncle's Hobby"
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-05-01
Note and Comment.

A Rondout man says that he bought
some green dye, intending to color some
eggs for his children for Easter, and laid
the package on a bench in the back yard,
and forgot about it. When he thought
to get it he discovered that his hens had
eaten most of the dye-stuf. The next
day he found three bright green eggs in
the nests the next day three more a
shade or two lighter the third day the
eggs had just the slightest tinge of green
the fourth day they resumed their nor
NAL appearance. Probably but few of
our readers know this fact, and if you
need Easter eggs just give the hens any
color you want the eggs. 1t saves a con-
siderable amount of trouble.
The terms of eight Senators expire
with this Congress. They are Hale, of
Maine Edmunds, of Vermont Dawes,
of Massachusetts, Aldrich, of Rhode
Island Hawley, of Connecticut Miller
of New York sewell, of New Jersey,
and Mitchell, of Pennsylvania. They
embrace all the old free States east of
Ohio except New Hamshire. These
eight Senators are all Republicans
-- So
make room for the girlsl' cries
the Woman's Journal Oh, pshaw,
the girls don't want much room. A
chair that will hold one with a tight
squeeze, will hold two very comfort
ably. Room for the girls, indeed
Sit here, girls.
A Rochester man named James
Agon was recently married. A few
weeks later he petitioned the court
to add "y" to his name.
A duh old lady, being told that a
certain lawyer was lying at the
point of death, exclaimed "My
graciorsl won't even death stop
that mans lying ?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-05

fanatii9en Mrabern unb ben eneliI@en
5olbaten ifattgefunben baben. Oie
9lraber batten fi6 unter Dem @9ube
Der Na9t faBenartig bur9 bic 0orpoz
fenfetten Der @ngldnber gef6li@en.
3ablreihe @ngldnoer tpuroe1t aet0btet
unb f9tper bermunbet.
= Ser 9apit bat bem SRrfen gis.
lnard NIT einem eigenbdnbigen e9ret=
ben 6as @roBtreua beg @briitus=Or6ens
iiberfanot. Ser &aiier Milbem aber
bat bem Cardinal Sacobiui ben 99par=
gen Nbleroroen oerlieben. (8sfanntli@
bic b69ife beutf9e Srbens= Decorations! )
llnb bag lles Degen Der S9ieosri9ters
f1aft 2eo's in 0em' @treit tpegen 6er
@arolinen : Snieln. Man merit, bic
3eitef1 bes @ultnrfampfes lino borbei
uno es wirb nibt mebr, lange bauern,
oann lieger li9 Winbt6orE uno Biss
uard-9eibe Dor Gabrung ldluAseno
In ben Nrmen.
- ueber ben Sriebensbertrag Der
Jran5oien nit ben Oobas auf Weabaz
gasfar trefen fortpdbrenb bic ui6er.
ipre6en6iten Ra9ri@ten elm. SEPT
tpirb wieber aus paris gemelbet, be
Dobas bdtten ben gan5en n0rbli1en
Ibetl Der Snfel Wabagascar an Srant=
reid abgetreten. @s 1T ab3umarten,
rpel9e Der nerlGiebenen Na9yi1ten fi9
als pabrbeitsgemdb beraus1tellen tpirb.
Sas ileuerDablte englii9e parla=
nent tptrb am Fl. Sanuar 5ufammens
treten.
= Sn Sbefa puroe elm ruifif9er
GbelmaHn tuegen nibiliftii9er untriebe
gum Spbe berurtbeilt.
= 8raf @iiinfer, Der 6eutl6e 8es
fanbte in Baris, bat ii6 i'm Namen Der
Seuti@en &egierung bel benz frana6ls
f6en Miniiter bes Muswdrtigen Be-
i6wert, baB Grantreid bic garliltenz
umtriebe an Der fpanii6 fran56lii9en
8ren5e bulbe, mei6e barauf abaielien,
Die ieBige Gegierung in Spanie1t
gu fiir5en. Dieie Sbatla9en tpaz
rem benz 6eutifen Gelanoten in
Wabrio, bem @rafen BON Solms=
5Onnenmalbe bonn fpanii9en Miniiter
Morel mitgetbeilt tporoen, nit Der r8itfe,
bic beutf6e &egierung m6ge ibren gins
ffuB auf Jran!reiG gu @uuiten Spa
MEMS geltenb MAIDEN, baB bic fran36iis
f9e &egierung bic garlilten aus Grant>
reid austpeife.
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0ie rationale sseimfperSe.
(Gortfesuns folst.)

Dbspepae 1T Die rationale 8eiAperbe. Gafi
ieOe stpeite %erion. Oer man begssnet, leibet Da
ran, unb Die 6oIse 1T, Dab bic anseblihen
Seilmittel basesen 10 aIblreid pie @baraob'S
SeerIdaaren finO. Meiifeitbeils iinb fl ipertb,
los. IS sibt jeood elm tief einoriusenbes
@fittcI sur auSmersuns biefer qualbouen unb
bartnddisen arantbeit, Oeiien e@te geroienfte
eS fdon lanse auf einen bornebmen @Iab unter
ben Stapelar3neien Mmsrifas erboben babeu.
5ofetters Masenb itteres rottet bic
Opspepfie auberldliieer uno idleuntser aus,
als jeoes an0ere befannte Seilmittel, unb es III
elm b0hit sutraslides ardfti9unss., appeiit.
unO SilfsmitteI sur abfonberung. Dies iinS
feline leeren 8ebauptungen, ipie Saufenbe un.
ieler Qanb8leute, Ntdnner nnb 8rauen, nel1e
feline Birfunsen gefpiirt baben, ipobl pifIen,
fonbern iie werben burd unberbri9lide, benz
&ubli um pieoerbolentlif borselegte 8emeife
unteritust. Nub bilft oas 8ittere gum resel.
m6bigen Stublgans uno sibt ben Sarnorsaneu
cine sefunbe anresuns.
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&rieffaHem.

q. Meblenfa in 6oufton.-
So n1al, 8ruber lneiriges, Du biff
elm pra9tferl! l1nb tpenn es au9 Bios
Der famofeu Mobe tpegen mdre,
Dilbfrembe Mseni6en brIeflid obne
Weiteres a1 ouben. 9lber bas 1T mod
ni6t Nlles. sic, 9err Meblenfa Sc
nior (benn mir tpollen lieber auf bic
gbre Derai6ten, nit Sbnen auf benz
trauli@en 9usSuBe gu iteben) itbeinen
gu ben Menf@en gu geb6ren, Die nid)t
frob ltno, menn nidt auf irgetto cine
art NIT ibnen S6inolu6er getrieben
mtro. Man iollte meinen, Sbnen tpdse
f9limm genug mitgefpielt tporbeil-
aber nein, bos GeQ judi Sbnet nod
mad mebr! gta9bem Sic icbDn cine
geraume 3eit Die tpenig beneibeusmers
the Golle zines 9ansmurltes Der beutf9s
amerifanifden Yrei1e gelpielt baben
unb nu9oem Sbr llf=Yldttle ielig ents
f1lafen 1T, mutben Sic uns allen grns
ifes 5u, urfere Qeier nit Sbrem beutI6z
beroerbetif@en Gefalel gu beldftlgen.
Dor einigen Mod,en iiberf6idten sic
uns Gin @brtitmiss Wun1h" nit bem
@riuben gum MbDrud. gDir gefeben
Elm, cine Beile gei6manft gu baDen, ob
mir ni6t bes SuTes balber unfern 2es
fern fOl@' t6itli6es probuft Der Meo=
enfa'i9eH Wiufe porfiibren follten,
luterlieBen es iebo9 aus &iidfdt auf
Sbr Nlter, bas mir nid]t 3ur 3ieli1eibe
bes aQgemeinen @eip6ttes unb @nubi=
ums MAIDEN po0ten. Diele &ndii9ten
i6minoen isoO9 ieBt, ba Sic uns nod
obeuein nit elmer srobcn 3ui6rift 5ez
ebren. DieIelbe, pel6e iibrigens re6t
gei9madpol UNI ben &ano bes ,6ous
ffon 6eralo" berumgei6miert 1T. hat
folgenben flaiIti9en WDrtlaut: 81. M.
6err &ollege bon Der frepe preHe tpil
i6 frasen III bic 8: antonio frep preIe
ipirfli9 frep??-iif fie ein freDes, freDs
belts l:ebenbes 8latt2 !? III fie Elm
Greunb Der beutf6eu frepen 8riiber2
lit ite Elm 8latt, mie man benft, ipri1t
unb am frepen beutIden 6eraen bat,
bas Sic 10 f6reibt? bite gu lDHeD-
man 1iebt bic beutf1e SreDbeitsliebe
tpegen mar bet @briltmiss Wuni6 Dir
ni6t lieb-er mar gu offenber3ig gef6rie=
ben unb bas 1T es. &ein Nnttport 1T
aud Nntwort, aber fein &aradter, ipns
bern 9teio uno 0aB. Mit @ruB.. ..M.
Meblenfa, ienior."
@enn mir nur ergriinben f6nnten,
I'm mas in aner Melt mir sic beneiben
ioatens! OaB Sic utts aber erft UNI
elm vGreD"s "sgremplar Der Greien pr." !"
bitten un6 bann nod grob tperben-
na9bem mir uns meiqern, ben grauen<
baften Quart, ben Sic 3u Sage f6roern,
ab3ubrufen-bas 1T bemn bod Elm Ifars
fes @tiid9en. Wenn sic ni1t serabe
bic luffige Sigur ber beutT9samerifani.
f6en prefe udren (ober bod getpelen
tDdren) f6nnte man fi1 beinabe bariiber
drgern. Nls S9elenfdppentrdger boz
ben Sic aber feinen Nnipru6 barauf,
ernft genommen su tperben. Wtr baben
es gliidli@erweiIe ni6t n5tbig, llns bon
einem Meblenta bef9einigen 5u laiIem,
0aB bic rGreie prefle fit 9eros" tpirfs
li9 elm nfrepes" Blatt 1T. S9reiben
Sic uns iibrigens balb pieber, tpenn
Sic bic Sinte ni6t bolten f6nmen, in
unferem papiertorb 1T mod eine Wenge
plaB fit eSbre gei1tigen MiBgeburteni
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ffraBe Bel Jrau Ratbie 8etper berbrad5t
babe, nit su ben angenebmiten ,neiues
8erliner Nufentbaltes geb6ret. Sic 1T
cine Grembe in Berlin unb bat au@ mes
mig Nnf9luB an Die bortige @elelli9aft
gefunoen, aber fie erfreut iidb bes aflerz
beiten &afes, unb 6as 1T fit eine iin=
ge, aneinfte3enbe 6rau, ber natiirIi@
Sebermann ben 6of ma@t, ni6t gans
Ieitbt.
0aben Sic ibr aud ben 9Df ger,a@t2
fragte Noemi, pbne @eorg an3uieben.
@igentli6 ni9t. Ser 5ufdaige un>
itanb, baB berienige, Der mid Grau 8e=
tper porgeiiellt, felbit cine tiefere Neis
gung fiir bic iunge unb anmutbige Srau
3ll empfinbett f9eint, bat mid 6apon
abgebaiten. gs 1T ntein Greunb SeIir
Quintus, tpoblbeifalter Suiti5ratb in
Berlin Der bic 59eioungsangelegens
belt geleitet unb bel ben Nuseinan6er=
febungen 6rau 8ewer ndber fennen uttb
f1dBen .au lernen @elegenbeit gebabt
bat. Sn ben leBten Wo9en mar gerabe
in uaieren &reiien oas @eriiat perbrei=
tet, baB Suifi5ratb Auintus lid9 benz.
nd1ft nit Grau 8etper berlobeH lperbe.
500" entsegnete Noemi, NGes bas
nerbe i'd in meiuem nd9ifen 8riefe 8el=
la mittbeilen: 9es tplr6 lie ii9erli6 in
bobem MnB einterelliren. unb tpenn Sic
Sbr Weg na6 San 6raneiseo fibrt 10
iOaten Sic es ni9t berfdunlen, MiB
Bella Wbite auf5uiu9en -
(Gortfebuns folet.)
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8 eT as.

- s. @eprgeion, Der bis9er als 2ebs
rer bes Mderbaues i'm college 5u 8rpan
tbdtig mar, 1T nod Sapan berufen
lporoen, um an elmer 2ebranltalt in
Sofio geitelt 5u tperben, unb p;rb In
einigen Sagen oabin abreiien.
- Sn &oDers paifure, 3tDei Meilen
BON Nuitin entfernt, ipurbe bic 2ei9e
zines farbi9en &iubes aufsefunben.
Die Surp. tpelde bic Sobteni9au abz
belt, fdlte oas 8erbitt, baB bas Rin6
bon elmer farbigen Grau Namens Mnnie
Smens ermorbet tpuroe.
Ser Stabtratb bon @albefton
bate eine 0rbinan3 angenDmmen,
:pelbe bas @ebalt Der meiRen itdbtis
i9en Beamten rebu3irt. BeiipieIsmeiie
luuroe bas @ebalt bes Muwalts idbon
friiber BON $4,000 auf $500 berabges
ieBt uno ieBt min es Der Stabtratb
no6mals auf $1,000 berabisBen, mdb=
renb ber SteuerfpIettor ftatt Der bishez
riJeH $4,000 nur nod $500 erbalten
foa. Ser WtaDpr ,5ulton legte iein
8eto gegen beie Orbinan3 elm uno CAB
ben 5taotDdtern ben &atb, bas 5teuerz
afefment In ebrli6er Weiie aufauneh=
men uno namentlth bic rei9en Gauf>
leute 8ur &e9tll6feit su 3tpinsen, bic
bis ieBt nur ben pierten She'll ibres
Vermogeas berlfeuerten, mdbreno man
BON oem unbemittelten Manne ben pols
len Weftb ieines @tgentbums erpreBte.
Der StaOiratb bat inbeB oas Beto nies
Dergefimnlt.
- Sort @ortb bat wieoer feline
Sfanbalgei6ibte. Gin gstpll1er Dag=
gett, Der in Der Ndbe Der 5taot tppbni
unterbielt felt IL Sahren ein 2iebespers
bdltniB init WtiB Walldee, bic pdbrenb
Der 3eit % Sab E alt geworben. Oags
gett f6eint oas 0erbdltniB aufgege6en
gu babeu unb nun bat ibn bas ,Ufdbs
den ipegen 8etfdbrung unb gebrDde:
men 9eiratbsperiprs9ens auf $4,000
pirfli6en S9aoenerfab unb $4,000
eremplarifden 59aoenerlob pertlagt.
4u6 Der 8ater bes Mdbhens perlangi
einen S9abenerfab bon $40, 900 unb bal
glei@falls cine RIage gegen ibn einge'
rei@t.
= Ser in Der Ndbe bon goriiedna
mobnenbe Or. @allomap lit on elmer au
groBen Oofs @blornl seitorben.
- Ser friibere Manor unb Stabt.
ratb BON SenberiOn 1T perbaftet NOR.
ben auf bic &lage ber Senberion uni
Oberton Giienbabn bin, bic cine friibe,
geSei6nete Subfibie bon $4,000 bon
Der Stabt berIanst.
| -Sn 81 paio traf bic Ha6ri6
bon einem Morbe in paio bel Hort'
elm. Sie beioen 8riber Sulius uni
&Obert 8oililier eisneten baielbfi ELM
Brauerei nebit Mablmhble. Oieb'
brangen in bas gtabliHement elm, un
ben @elbidranf au pliinbern, un5 be
benz Sample. ber fi9 entipann, muro
Julias Soflilier gei6btet unb iein 8ra
| Der nermunbet.
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cages : 5teaisfeite,,.
SnIanb.

- Ser prdfbent ernannte Safob
sfr6bli6 BON 3ittle Sod, Nrt., gum
@bef Der mineralogii@en Nbtbeilung i'm
@eneral San0 Bureau.
- Die tpidbtigfte Nrbeit bes 4eprdz
fentantenbaules mirb glei6 na9 Ieinent
3uiammentritt Sic grnennung Der
Wtitglieber fBr Die einaelnen @ommiIz
itonen fein. JfaGbem oies beenbigt,
tuirb man fortfabren, nod Staaten 8e>
feBesporlagen unb &efoIutionen einaus
lbrinsen. Bon SO Nsitglieoern 6es
9aufes fiHb bis iebt fcbon 1904 bers
artige 80rlagen eitgebra9t tporben,
mas auf ieben Der betrefenben &eprd-
fentaittert IL Gtiid auslna1t. Wenn
bas tn Denllelben MaBlfqbe 10 fortgebt,
0ann merben ben 1teu ernannten CONS
miiiiDnen ettpa 5000 Norlagen iiber>
pieien tperb,n mui1en. DaB tur Elm
gan5 beri9winbenb fleiner She'll Der.
ielben tpirflib our 8eratbdng foinmt,
liegt natiirIid auf Der 9ano. 0oars
sprdIibentf9afts Ra9foIge= @efeB" iii
nod auf ber SagesDronung unb. es
ipirb Dermutblid in elmer Der rd1fen
StBuugen an elm @prnite aur 8orz
beratbuns iibermieien meroen. Sm
Senate finb bic Beratbunsen iiber bic
geiebli6e &e9elung Der @ebalisberbdlts
nife Der &i1fer an ben 9titricts>
@eri6teu unb besiislid Der Nnfprii9e
Daeotas, in bic &eibe Der Staaten aufs
9euommen su tperoen, unbeenbet ge=
blie6en. Sie eroBte 3eit mirb Der
Senat iebOd tn gebeimen SiBungen
bamit Uerbringen, ben 5ablreiden grs
neHnuugen bes prdfibenten gegeniiber
Stellung gu nebmen. IS belBt, Der
5enat perbe einem ni1t geringen
Sbeile berfelben feline Befdtigung Der.
fagen.
= Wefs Ganfas tpuroe bon beftigen
Sdueeltiirmeil heimgeiudt. 3mei 3iigt
5lieben in Der Ndhe pott Dobge @itp i'm
S6nee itefen unb bic 3elegrapben.
DerbiHbhngen iinb unterbrohen. Mud
in Colorado uno Msw Merifo tpiitbeteH
dbnli6e Stiirme.
Nuslanb.
= Ser 3. Sanuar, Der Sag bee
| 25idbrigen Subildums bes &aiiers
Milbelm aIs 36pig BON preuBen rpuro,
gang in aler StilIe gefeiert. @an3 Be.
ioaoers ber3lid begriiBte Der &ailer ber
unter ben @ratulanteu eri9ienenen Sir
fen 8ismard unb ben greilen 6elb.
mari9all Moltfe,
= Die engliide Resierung bat, tpi
cine 2onboner Oepeid,e bonn 3. Sanua
mittbeilt, angebeutet, baB lie gegen bi
Wieoereinrei9ung Der Bill fiir ben 8al
zines Sunuels i'm engliiden Sana
awif6en Grantrei9 unb England 1T.
- 9ie 8ewohner Der Sniel gretl
baben abermals flebentli9 an bic euro
pdif9en GroBmd9te petitionirt, bal
man iie bonn tiirfii@en So9e befreiel
m6ge. Sic mnnI6en baB ibre Snfe
nit 6em itammperpanbten @rie6en
Lamb bereinigt tperbe.
| -Sn ben Straben BON Suafim iO
| -tpie gerii6tmeile nod 2onboa berid
tet mirb-ein erbitterter Rampf swifde
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= Seib Sbr i9on in SO. 800 9ous
ffontreBe genefen2 9ier III Der plaB,
mo- man bic idbniten @eburtstag@ ober
Weihna4ts @eihenfe erhaIten tann.
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@ e rIan at

mirb elm intelisenter Sunge i'm Mlter
Don 15-16 Sabren in ber Sruderei
Der Greie Preiie.
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Gnht @iffesnie mn hen Gto

= Capt. @iaespie BON ben Staats>
truppen melbete bem @eneralabiutan.
ten, baB es ni9t merifaniid5e 5olbaten
tuoren, neld'e ben neuli9 BON 81 Pafo
beti6teten 8ieboiebitabl auf Der teranis
i6en 5eite begiugen, fonbern baB er
bon elmer &duberbanbe ausgefiibrt
murbe.
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-9abe Songaline nit sutem grs
folge; i@ fanb es slei@fals bienli6
in Gdllen bon 8ldbungen bur9 @eritos
pfung &C. &c.
gf. sseuea ein, gG. D., @trawberrp
Point, sSopa.