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mo 10 cast its vote for either of them.

Time 70 cast ltS VUlB TOT eltHe1 ol tHor"'
The most intimate personal friend of Congress
man J r. Tucker told the GAZErTE's CORES pond
emit to day there was not tho slightest foundation
for tho report that Attorney General Garland
ygould resign and Mr. Tucker be appointed to the
vacancy lie said in addition that If tie Presl-
dent would accept Mr.. Garlands resignation, IN
the improbable event of his rendering it, ho would
loo tho raspect of all mon OF honor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

THE HOUSE OF Representatives yesterday
passed the bill to encourage American ship
ping by aboIishing certain fees for Official
services to American vessels, and amending
the laws relating to shipping commissioners
seamen, and owners Of vessels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

The power of the Imagination is certainly
very strong, but ii takes something with
more of Il body and base to cure a cold or
cough. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup is now The
great national remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

We arc indebted TO state Senator Meredith ID
= COPY Of tho fourth edition of The "Hard-Bool
of Virginia, with Maps, &C." By Randolph Hsr
rison C,mmi ,sioner of Agriculture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05
Disastrous Fire

CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. 5.-Greenville,
S. c., was visited by !. disastrous copfagra-
ton last night, bg which nearly $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

''A Manual of Investments" containing import
ant flcts and flgures regarding Southern invest
ment securities, compiled b. John /. Williams, q
Rich nond, has been received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

Laaies Flora. Cabinet magazine o. noricul-
ture, for February has been received from its
publishers, in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

Forneuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago, govt,
swelling, burns, wounds, ETC., the best RENE
dy is Salvation Oil. Price 25 cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. F,b. +.-Tlogs
firm common and li1ht 50 21al 10; packing
and butchei 4 Stai 40,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARk F:r. Fob I.-ht
Queenstown tn; week i9l head oi Cattie were
offered, with sales at 81. sly per 10. Some 7"S
Sheep aud Lambs were .lf,rat sheep so at ia
Sc. and Lambs AT 4r5 &c per b. Some Cows and
Calves sold Il. S3Ga5u pc: head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET February 1.-The
weather las had Il dcgrcs ia- Il. cs upon tho
market 'or Flour aud grain ana tie receipts have
been 50 light -; 10 hardy warrant quotations
which are altogether nominal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKgr. Feb. Ca

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Feb. 1.-Cattlc-
market slow and weaker; shipping steers IS 10a
50 stockcrs and fcc.irrs 81 3OI4; cows bulls
and mixed 81 GU,5 10; bulk 81 jO,3. Hogs
market slow and 5alQc lover; rough nud mi2a,l
IS 75a4 Is packing and shipping $! 20@4 ID
light s. 1Oa.i II. SAccp-mnrkc5 strong; M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

LYScHBURG MARKET, Feb. 1.-The market for
Flour aud grain has be, auct. with vrfy limit
ed receipts, aui no cha not Il in prices which
are almost nominal. Ire Ioo&oo kct has
been iater! red with by the weather. VIII Il has
prevented receipts 10 great cAtcrt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

new York CtTTLE MAREET, Feb. t.--Rcevcs.
10 trading il Beef CaItlr; dressed beef steady
and firm al 6iya9c per IL for sides. Sheep .;rucr
and fraction higher at go 81 per ID los com.
mon to good sheep aud 5lza7t.c f1r common To
choice Lambs. Hogs noaiGaly i;r!nc: AT 81 1OH
1 SO per 1OD lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05
IN EE&OGIaT.

Died, on January II, 1886 at bis residence,
rear Alden, King George county Va. JAMES {.
TREAkLE, in the f!ty.cighlh year of his age.
The decreased 4 La.ivc Of N0.thumhcTlan!
county, Va, bat the greater portion of his lito
was spent in this the county Of his adoption,
where he WIS engaged III the mercantile business.
By industry. energy and good ou sinc,s cApa".tr
he acCumulatci d coGsdcIayio frturc. lie VS.
euiphaticaliy of S"Ili AND b I>ucss-
"ifis own life was work. and his language rife
With rugged uia1 ms tcw;l from lIfa.'
1t seemed that win him. Ihc bliss OF life is the
bliss OF toll" He ever huoySmt in spirit
Fever seemingly dcr'"85.G - :ccDIut If anything.
For, though cum If .ii n al disease ut sluw
degrees" con umpt!"n, t ,O:c III; long Illness
with the philosophy ri. tote ANA the for,itud. q
Christian. Fu. ten y. - he had been an active,
faithful and consistent meEIi CIR o. the Btpg.t
Church. and Il useful ana valued citizen Of tbs
community since hi residence here ny both hc
will long be mcurncd aud IN jsscd But in The
sacred circle Of his loving tariy hi, presence
and his influence will BE- most truly i.!ourucd and
sadly missed by the bowed ard II cicn widow to
whom he MAS ever tender and true, and by these
fatherles. ciil!rcr, whom he 80 fchdly and drvo-
tedly loved Msy He who tc,npc's the wind 10
the shorn lamb be a husband t. til, widow am. :!
father 10 the fa,herless But they mourn not rs
those without hope; for AFRO encuuTa oil TO be-
lieve that the lie which ,nlcd here Just 80 the
New Year was u5hered in, was at ono: renewed in
another and brighter sphere, ard tLa- 10 passed
straightway from d"ath unto .:fo." Amen
King t:eorgs Co.. Va. FEEED.
-
TWO SECOND HAND SINGER MACHINES
i s. and $40 in good Order, one a cAbingt.
scp0 BY A*tn3 Z aLtYMAKFR.
A TMORE,s BFeT Nl>CG NEAT and ENG
"A IISE PLUM PCOD!&GS for sale By
dec22 c. M!LBURE.
COTTDE SEED ZEAL! COTTON SEED NEAL
" Now Cotton Seed 5.el ior sale by
nov23 =. J. iAlLGS. u
An ELEGANT VARIETY OF SILK AND
n Cashmere IUtii"rs at
daclh AMOS ?. SLATItKEE'5
TIXTaA FINE AO2DO% VELVET CCL!AE
u Waterproof Cats ut
dccI5 AMOS z. sIArM!EE@#
A PPi Es-1S bbI: Of choice Eal!wia End Pr.
n pin apples Just received b.
dor14 &c. MlLnrrT.
d EST RED INDICATED FLANNEL, Twu.-d
d and Cntwilad. from % 10 ID c:s. III
nov25 AMOS T.. SbhTMAk%"S
FOR LADIES IL silver. :. HI
" and roll pate as HENRY WlLUis,
novGS 10 Y. Royal street.
nRIED PEACHES ArpLES AND Gle hlE'
~ Just received by
ocl5 :! MlIRI -.
DICKLEs. SWEET And SOUR, just received
i for sale in quantities 10 snit by
oct3 } G. hi!.Ht -.
n OYAL LAYER FIGS, the finest quality
IL noy24 GEO McBURNEY & son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05
Cattle Markets.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MAEEaT. Feb i.--shccp
and Lam!.,-''i,a mario i, without any new ia
ture. and prices ,,go unchanged.
Hogs Trade ....s hec1 Iair a"d ;rc;3 firm,
with the ( cct%iiJn of higher d2Grrs ne2c week,
from current quD.a ions no" III the Wet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05
MONETARY AND CnMmsRCIAL

The weather during the week has put quietus
upon all cut.of door operations, and consequently
business has been ut staud-stiIl. Tho roads are
blocked with Stow, so as to impede the running
Of trains regularly the river is completely EN-
bargoed by tho ice, and about tie only thing to
b. done is to try to keep warm. Money matters
ara Quiet with but Il iiuIitcd demand anywhere,
and securities OF al kinds are quiet. Virginia
iO-4Os sold In Baltimore yesterday ct 4Ot., aud
closed firm AT 4Oliis40ls. Tho tax coupons were
offered iu smal amounts usually, and wcro firm
Tho consol coupons January, 1883. to January,
1855, wore quoted at 424!a43. We quote: Vir-
GINA Midland Cd III; do. 9Th 102laa1O4a. do
inc 6llea65.
New YoRN Feb 5-Tho stock market opened
active and buoyant this morning, first prices
showing advances of i. to 1l3 per cent. over last
nights closing prices. aud during the hour has
Continued active and strong throughout. With
ono or two exceptions the general list advanced
i, to / per cont. At II o'clock the market was
active and strong.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

In the Senate yesterday bill was intro
duced to prevent the funding Estate secur
ities after the 1st of January, 1887.
Several bills reported by the Committee
GA the State debt were advanced on the
calendar.
A resolution was introduced for the ap
Doipt,nent of Joint committee to inquire
~ to he fitness of Judge G. P. Latham, Of
Lnnchburg, for the position ofjudge Of the
b,lstings court, with power to send Tor VIII
ne sees.
motion to have the Committee on Gen
ersl Laws relieved of the further considera
ton of the local option bill aud have il
placed on the calendar was rejected.
Mr.. Heaton opposed the motion, saying
lie wanted TO give the preachers aud the
temperance lecturers chance to appear be
ioYe the committee on Saturday aud give
| their views, and also desired that the liquor
men should be heard.
| The bill to define the boundary line be-
tween Maryland and Virginia, and to desig-
nate the headlands on the Potomac river
| was passed with proviso that committee
| 10 be composed of two to be appointed BY
the Speaker of the House and one to be ap
Eointed by the President of the Senate, be
au. horzed to present the act to the Legs
ature Of the State Of Maryland, and to re-
quest Of that body tbs passage of similar
act.
Ia the House Of Delegates the railroad
commissioners bill was further discussed
Mr. Buchanan introduced abll prohibiting
mambers of the General Assembly or Statt
judiciary from accepting free passes over
railroads. The bill makes the violation @
the law misdemennor and fixes the penalty
a; not less than $l00 nor more than 81 ,OOO
Bills were passed to authorize the county
OF Madison to subscribe to the stock of TIE
Madison Court House and Orange Railroad
Company on certain conditions; to author
iza the trustees of Falls Church district
Fairfax county, to sell or exchange schoo
70: at BaiIey's cross roads; and to incorpo
rate ne Aged Mems and Women's Hon:
Society of Alexandria.
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S9y&Sz1Sz zz5e5j
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
CONGRESSIONAL
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 5 1856.

Among petitions presented and approprl-
ately referred, were humber by Messrs.
Hoar, Frye, Cullen, Conger, Dawes ard
Allison, from various assemblies Of Knights
of Labor, pray ing Congress to open up the
Oklahoma lands to settlement and 10 estab-
lish territorial government over those
lands.
Mr.. Call moved TO take up the joint reso-
luton heretofore introduced ny him to make
Tampa, Fla, q por. Q: entry, which was
amended and passed.
Mr.. Allison, however, gave notice Of Il
motion to reconsider.
HOUSE.
The Speaker laid before the House mes
sage from the President transmitting the
response CT the Secretary Of the Interior to
the House resolution calling for copies Of
any contract or lease De ween the Southern
Pacific Railroad company and any laud
grant road; Of Inc charter of the Southern
Pacific; ard of any contract between the
Pacific Steamship Company and any land
grant road. Referred.
The Speaker announced the appointment
of Mr.. Hammond, Of Georgia, and Mr.. Cul-
berson, OF Texas, to fiji vacancies upon The
Committee on American Shipping Interests.
at 1850 the House went into Committee
of the Whole on tho private calendar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

RICHMOND MARKET, Feb. 1--Tho market 70,
Flour continues quiet. with prices ugclauged
Receipts o. grain very light, AMI the sales ar,
only Of small jas, ;jom watch fair indie zion -
tho sta.c OF IN, mark /; cannot he obtained The
weather of the p,s, few days his prcven;c1 tn,
arrival CT p,Ou L must cntir,ly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

worth of property was destroyed in the bus
mess portion of the city. The insurance on
the buildings and goods destroyed is esti-
mated at $4,000. The fire was accidental.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

NEW YORK, Feb ; &tocis active al! frul
Money easy ut LAD Cotton quiet; upland.
8 BIG; Orleans Us futures dun. ticur dg
and heavy. Wheat lowtr. Corn better. rura
firm Ut $40 50Ail. Lard veal: ut 50 -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

CHICAGO, Feb. 5 May Wheat 81, VI Y Cor
4Ols. May Oats BIS May porA rpeu,d !,
sl1 30 rallied 30 Slt ID aud 10 NOW $ll 81 i.
MAY Lard Is 21l,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-02-05

There have been no cianrcs OF any consequence
IN tic markets during the past week Flour is
STEADY and quiet, transactions being confined to
tho near wants OF dealers Whest i; tamo for
commo1 Speculative sc.r cs ard futures; f,uctua.
tions for some time past have been within very
narrow limits, and c:!y prime milling lets are
sought at full figures Corn is strong. Rye sid
Oats are active. Eggs wanted. Other PRO.
duco is in fair supply and steady.
BAErr~oRH, Feb 5 Virginia 6s deferred -;
consolidated -; past "..u caGpUus =; new
10 4Os -; I'd series =: now lhrccs = bid
to day Cott,.n steady, w til moderate demand.
middiing 0ls -Four hrn. wi fIir enquiry
Howard street ana Western sup,r - Co.; go.
extra So 25aS4 d.. family 81 Dad -: Cits
Mills super 81 iOa3 do. XIV 80 30 Il -: 10
Rio brands II % a 20 i'attps:, family > !. !:
do supcriatvc pa,cnt s. -. Whcat-->uu,l,ru
steady and FIRM Wa tern ca Sicr and fair y"c.:ve.
Southern red $685.: ID. amber 9Ja96 No
Maryland 32l; BID No. = Western winier r,a
spot S7aS7la Feb SG.2 I'D; March SSis So,
May 0la91ls Corn--Sonthcra nominal in at
senco OF recc pts: Western stc:dy ard active:
Southern white 1880: TO yellow Bats Wet.
crn mixed spot i7a47nl; Feb AGt.ai7; !iarch
46tsa41%. May 46is los steamer 40 :. ''as,
tirner and quiet; Southern 42tlo Western
white 4pi4' do III sci &sa;i9; Pennsylvania 10
a43 Rye steady ut GSI7D Fay tie ii and
quiet prime b. choice Western Sl44l; Frrv 5
ions easy = d uu:et. Mess Pork $40 - / .
latter for new. Bm K mcIts-s iuu'drr, AID c,cay
rib sides packed i3s Ga. !Iac,n -,rou'Ic.s g,
81, Gle 4r rim sides u%a. hAaas irL.Sii i.aGd
1cuntd 7taI p. Butter st,aCy; "es eta ra,krl
4 20; creamery Is 30. Esss li;n TT ,: rs
lined 17.l9 Coffee quiet; kir carsoc, crl.usry
to fair 7"asSt4 sug,. inaliy t.ady i s"l.
Gta. Whisky frGl IL ; Il 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-07
Gtne 1ta8tmiRtBItbe Teter Ses gSas
tfonaIfeftta9eS.

Gamben, H.zS., 6. Suli.-Gtne Ste6s
affnire, tpeld1e tuabrl9einIl6 einen t6otli6en
auseang uebmen nirb, fptelte fib seitern
III Yauonia in Der gtGbe Der &amoener 8ai=
Iertuerte ab. @bas. Armftronq, melter in
Der Habe bon Ba0onla mobnt, bate einige
ieiner arbeitatnmeraoen etngelaoen, ben 5.
Suit bel ihm 3u5ubringen. 9ieie beiu6teu
ibn,uub ale8 gina gut bis gum gu6mittag,
ais Elm aus gtegern deficiencies Blenmufitz
@orps eridien. @s entipaun fi6 elm Streit,
pel9er oamit enoete, baB 4bbetb Smttb
bon 9lr. 92O, SIos6. Gtr., philadelphia,
einen Sduitt BON Der Mttte Ses Sopies mad
benz rehten Sbr erbtelt uno auBeroem aud
in 8ruit unb 4rme sefodeu ipurbe. @lz
moo6 6ortpOrtb Don gmmaitr., @anlsen, ers
belt einen Sauttt bonn Iinten DIR bis gum
Slim, ionic cine gSunoe BON 3ou 2Gnqe
am Sopfe, uerIriadt 6urd einen Sootiflaz
ger. GbGs. &rmftrung trlg ebenfaus i6liuts
me S6nittmuubeH ba0on. Dem 8oIiiei6ef
Trance selnn9 es nit 9iilfe Der 8olt3ifteu
Sie, @riscome unb Sorle, orei Sarbige feit3u>
nebmen, tpelfe ibre Nnmen als Sames Bolt,
Soiepb Samiio;i uno Sohn Carpenter angaz
ben. Gle Durbeu feff9ebalten, I'M ben Ser
lauf Der SeIlebuuqeu Qb2utuQrter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-07
Die Rad,ertt, threr Ghre .

SanSran3isco, 6. Snlt. - lleber bic
bereitS iur3 semetOete Sra96bie in Sacra=
mentO, @nl., liest iebt ytdberes Dor. Die
&apele bes l. acknowledgements CAB auf
Der Yla3a elm &on;ert i'm 6reien, als Der
@ornetbl1ier 8lein, Elm Rttaltes Der Sapelle,
fur3 Dor S6luB oes @onSerteS pegg1ng, 6a
e. nod in g@lites9beater" 81 ipielen bate.
Gls er OIL bic Gfe Der 9. unO SsSraBe fam,
trat 6annie gSei5el, cine iuuge uuo biibide
Dame, on tbn beran, ieuerte unb t6btete
Sletn anf Der Stele. Der SorfaI erregte
ungeheureS Iufieben, uno Slem puroe bon
ben SerbeieiIenosu iofort in eine bena6barte
apOtbete gebradt, mo fib 3eigte, baB er be-
retts tobt mar. Sri. g4ei3el lief mad 5auie,
mo fle menise &ugenbltde ipGter uerbaftet
mnrbe. Gle 9efanb bic Sbat Elm, la9te, ite
lei ftOlS baranf, un6 Hbergab bem Poli3iten
ben 9feoolUer, pOmit iie Den S6nB sefeuert
bate. Sie Iagte aus, baB Slein lbr i'm
Sebrnar bteles Sahres Dor Der Staot 3ufdaig
be9egnet lei, fie nieoersenorfen unb uer9ez
paltigt babe. Ste babe balm, nm ibre @bre
peni9hens tbeilmeiie tpieoer berjuiteQen, BON
SletH perIanat, baB er iie beiratbe, lpenn aud
MIR, nm fld1 ben anoeren Sag ruieoer 3u
trennen, ba iie nit ibm ridt suiammenleben
tpOlte, OO6 babe ii1 Slein inter ben bele;s
bisenbfen Gusbriifen 9epei9ert, Dies Al
tbun, tuorauf ite beidlOfen babe, ibn gu too
ten, I'M tbre @hre 5u ridden. Sri. 8ei3el
bate iomOhl Slein, ais ben BoliSelridter, ben
Stabtanpalt uno tbre angeb0rtgeu pol ihrer
abflat in SenntniB seiest, bod glaubte gtiez
manb, baB iie bteielbe uusfibren tperbe.
6lein mar etna 80 Sabre alt uno pobnte bel
ieinen @ltern. Sett Gater if S6ubma6er.
SRI. gSeiSeI if 20 Sabre alt, Iebr biiOi6 nno
3O6ter elmer beutiden Samilte. Sbr @ater
unb ibre orei 8riiber betreiben Elm 9roBes
Sufid1miebaeiflGit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-07

Sorontp, Ont, 6. Suli.-0er y@lobe"
bat cine Sabelbepei1e DON 2onSon, mad mel,
der Qoro ROieberp als Brdf6ent Der ySmpe,
rtol federation gliiociation" be5iialif Ser
cauabti4en 6ii6eretfrage Sol9enbes duberte:
p@enn man bas Slaubp9 ju leien befumnlt,
mtr6 man baraus erfahrett, 0aB bic 8egie
ruug bic Goloninl= =SntereIien babel nit StaIt
un0 @iiroe aufreht erbuIteu bat.H
Salifar, N.=S., .. Suli. - @apitGn
Snt9le1 BON 6em Sren3er pSerforn ia9t, Der
@npitGn beS beihlasnabmten ameritanii6en
S6ooners p@it1. .8Oint" babe bic i3ougeiese
tibertreten, inbem er Bafier sefaBt un0 ielne
0eute ans llfer babe geben lafen, ebe er benz
l3Ollumte Seri9t erftattet bate. Die @npt.
t1ne Der unNeren beidlaQnabmten S9ooner
baben baben ibre 2eute euenfall8 ans 2auo
aeben uuO @ei9dfte beiOrseIl lafeu, ebe iie
Seridt erffatteten. Capt. Gui9lep or0nete
an, oaB ale brei S6oOners mad Sbelburue
9ebrad]t tpurben, uno erbat itdl aaf tele9ra.
pbllhem gSege Snfiruttionen aus Sttaua.
9as 6elultat mar Die Serbduguns elmer
@elobuBe bon $4OO. 9ie @ap,tdne Der be.
idIa9nabmten Sfiffe baben mad g8aibiugs
ton Hno an Die Sdiffseigentbiimer telesra-
pbtrf uno Darten auf Snfruitionen. @apt.
Seinett bonn ,t&uibin9" iu9t, er lei pOllitdnOig
ubeltal9t. @r babe iton ieit 80 Sabren an
Der Stiiie gefiidt uno Die peridiebenen pc
tenorte beuft, aber niemalS oas Suuere
elneS CurtQoiicheu Qol1bnuIeS npiebPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-07
sSarptae u ngtrbettsrttter

2ittles s8of, &rt., 6. SuIi.-Am leb=
ten 3onnerfoge ftanOen bic Neger aui Ga=
te'S 8Ianta9e, 10 0ieiIen fluBabpdrts oon
hie., fir b6perea 2Obn aus nnO bielten bic
&rbeiter anf bennhbarten Blartageu burd
Grobun9en unS @enaIt BON Der 4rbeit ab.
Als S6ertff 8ortber gefern iriib in Seglei=
tun9 mebrerer 6Hlisi6eriffe auf 0em S9au.
plate erifisn, uno BEN RdNelSiiibrer, etuen
gepifen Sill, 81 osrbufteu ueriufte, leites
ten ibu stpa 35O gte9er 8tOerftano, uuo
Sin tpurbe babel bon einem SilfSideliff
burd S6ifie in beiben Grmen berpdnbet.
&m Rrdnlittus '9ing elm ftartes bewaifHetes
GufgebOt oOn bier alb uuO 5erfreute ben
OiOb. Sin, pel6er Fdb ieet i'm biefgen Sc
fau9niiie befinOet, ertlart, Die Strtter geb0rz
ten Su ben uSnisbts Of 2ubOr," uno ale far.
bigen NeIourbeiter ieien als Uarbeitsritter"
olQQuiitrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-07
Scr 2lnardtifcnprnief.

@bicago, 6. SuIi. - Die eeRri9e Sc
rtttsfsun9 in Sa6en Der angetIagten Nnars
dtften blieb abelmals obne Relultat. 8ierz
unbledssig @eidmoreue rpuroeu BON Der
Sertbeibt9un9 oerbDrt, sbne oaS elmer Sers
elben @naoe Dor ibren Qu9en eeiunoen
bGtte. Der @eibmOrene, uie fid i'm bic
Antpalte Der angetla9ten niini6en, 1T eben
i6mer Al finben. pier Elm Seipiel, mie
ndbleriif fie 5u @erte gebelI. @iuer Der
@ei6norenen, Der beute aufaerufen tuuroe,
beibt Sob. Slein. Der 0tann bat bis nor
a6t Sasen 3uriid cine @irtbi6aft betrieben,
uno oa er iebt fein 9eif6ft bat 10 1T er Of
fenbar nidlt 9eneigt, einen ySob" aus,uId5la=
gen, Der ibm mebrere gSodlen lana 3ipei
Dollars pro Sag unb freie 8et6iliguug fidlert.
Seine Gnttporten itno folsIidJ aud 10 qebal.
ten, oaB iie nidt ben geringften NuifoS III
erre9en oermS9en. @r bat 3mar, 10 ia9t er,
iiber bic Ssumarft. .4fuire IN ben 3eitun9en
geIeien, sIaubt aber ntdt, mas Oiele iagen;
er bat iif feline NnIid]t iiber bic Sade ges
biloet, tiimmert ff uidt nm 0inge, bic ibn
nid]t periDnlif beribren, bat fein Sorurtbeil
ge9en bic NngefIa9ten, fennt peber bieier
nod ben Staatsannalt ODER Die BOlijeibe>
umten, tur; er III Der ioeale @ei9morene
nod ameritani6en 8e9rifien. @r idetut
and ben Sertbeioi9ern ju gefaueH; iie ffeden
bic S0pfe 3uiammen, coniultiren Die aH9e=
tIusten, unO AQes beutet buruuf bin, oaB iie
TIN onnetmen perSen; oa fGlt es 3eisler
EN-, ben @eidwUreuen 81 frasen, Ob er elmer
Slr9sn9emetnbe angehOre, unS als Slein
antportete, er lei &atholtf uno sebe bin unJ
iiuleoer in bic Stride, ba 1T pIDtlid Der 3au=
Der 9ebro9en, unb Slein ipir6 abgenieien.
90 er9in9 es beute nebreren auSereu Sc.
i6tporeneH; ite nurben lebislid@ besbalb ent.
itnloist, neil fe Sotboliteu maren. Wez
tbobiiten, @piitopaliuuer, Ssraeliteu unb Qns
oersgldnbige tperoen bon Der 8ertbetoiauna
uH9enommen, SatbOlifeu iino ieoo6 in ben
Bana getban, ,-tuarum 1T i6per III iaaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-07
g2r. 161.
glelp.9 orfer giadrihftn.

Rems 0ort, 6. Suli. - Die ueuute
;metlabrlide Serammuus OeS ,ger,iuS
ameritani'fer Sliubeulebrer" uabm teute i'm
Der SlinOenaufaIt an Der 8. gueuue lbreu
Anfnng. 125 Gelegateu iinS anmeieno.
- SOuberreur Sin bat ale @eiude nm
cine @ulgenirtf iiir oen uerurtbeilten I}6rs
oer @bac'n abaenic;eu, unO Oerielbe miro
oemHah i'm GtutIalge nit 9em iiber ibn uers
bangten llrtbetl am nahf1u Sreitage biHge=
rid)tet peroeu.
- Gin iiblid gcbsuDer 6ra4t,ug Der
pgEep. gort &itp giorperu Sannn iibsrfuhy,
beute iriib bsi amomalf station eiu 9k!sI-2-
uuo Die 2otOmotiue, iomie pie 90 -. = Plslo
9lCiiteH. Der 2otOmotjr'n,brs~ nSSSt.0 ;,,r sl...
Ser auf ibH falIneg gofomofirs OssUS sr,,, VUH 9
Hno itorb, e9e ran ibn aus ieiner Soo, bs
iTsleR tonnte' Der 9cijer rettete ii6 Surb
- &o4rsno gEiuidm g. SomuieuS NM
gS. t. Gon}tHs, 3mei IehSiebnidbrioe gur,
lgen,, gettcrn &beHo ~ Y)ouferS nod elmer
Sqeloe ldoiien, sutlub it6 Elm in 60uSeu
9onlnS beFtnoliteS BifOl, uno sic snosI
'ral Sonnleuo ms guae. Der SeruuuSefe
y lr btnnen iUti Smuoeu cine gc.be, Bic
Snrg CAB ben Babripruf piufdnig eridloIr
len" ab. 7S'