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, 1886-03-16
H GREAT STRIKE.
A Fruitless Attempt to Start a
Freight Train.
Jay Gould Speaks for the
First Time
Respecting the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Strike.
Strikers Stop the Train.

ST. Louis, March l5.-Ths Globe
Democrats Sedalia, Mo, special says.
The scenes of Saturday in connection
with the attempt to send out a freight
train were re enacted to-day. Assistant
Superintendent Sibley again addressed a
letter to Mayor Hickman, the board Of
aldermen, the sheriff and other county
officials in substantially the same terms
as on Saturday, notifying them that they
would start a freight train at 3 p. m, and
requesting them to be present and pre-
tect the tram and the c%ompany's en-
ployes from interference. The mayor
responded by ordering Chief of Police
Barnett to have every policeman in the
city on the spot at the time, and Sheriff
Murray summoned as deputies twenty
Of the leading business men of the
city. The police were stationed along the
tracks within thefefS limits while the
sheriff and a posse took a position outside
the line. 1t was not thought that any
interference would be offered inside the
city, and this proved to be the ease, for
the train slowly moved along under police
protection, but a few rods beyond the cor
poration and after the train had passed
into the hands of the sheriff it was
boarded by over fifty strikers, who set the
brakes, pulled the coupling pins and
brought it to a halt. amid the cheers of a
great crowd that had assembled and lined
the track for a lolg distance. The train
was then ordered back to the yards and
the engine to the round house. 1t is doubt
fnl whether another attempt wiz be made.
, 1886-03-16
Texas Railroad Affairs.

SHERMAN harch lo'-Alarslal Napel
ana I'VE ueputies' let mere l"st hlgnt ior
pal'as' with o ur prisoners charged with
contempt oil our IN attempting to OBJ
s'ruct trainc on the Texas u raeiie.
boNiiAM' March io'-Ihree freight
'rains arrived from the East Yesterday
over the lrans-continental division ana
TWO were sent out Il yard Is iuu oil
transfer freight
DAalAs March lo.-heeelVers brown
ana oheiden ave received notice from
, 1886-03-16

TOLEDO, o., March l5.-The mills Of
the Toledo Liusccd Oil company which
were destroyed by fire carly this morning,
were among the largest in the country.
Over one hundred barrels of naptha,
stored in tbs building exploded, shaking
the whole city and SCATTERING window
panes in the neighborhood Two men on
the opposite side of the street were badly
burned and a number of others hurt.
Loss alnn.0OO. %insuranee slO.OOO.
, 1886-03-16
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Mrs. Bancroft, wife of George Ban
croft the historian is dead.i
The Union Pacific an open
rate for first class tickets between the
Missouri river and California points of
s23 and of $l2 for second class.
A Washington special to the Philadel-
phia Times says: The house committee
has decided to report the education bill
recently passed bv the senate adversely.
The P~ennsylvania Railroad company
a reduction OF rates on New
York and Chicago limited express, be-
tween New York and Philadelphia and
Chicago of 81. Between Baltimore and
Washington and Chicago $l.5O with a
corresponding reduction to other points.
, 1886-03-16
GENERAL NOTES.
The Accident to the Steamship
Oregon.
A Large Amount of Valuable
Mail Lost.
Gladstone's Proposed Scheme
fer Ireland.
The Oregon Disaster.

New York, March l5.-One of the
sailors Of she Oregon this morning SAID
that Immediately after the collision the
hulk Of sailing vessel was seen drifting
slowly by on the port side of the steamer,
grazing her sides as she passed astern. 1t
was thought that she sank as soon as she
cleared the Oregon. and as none of her
crew is on the Fulda, he presumed they
had all been drowned.
Capt Cottier. of the Oregon made only
a verbal statcmtnt this afternoon to the
British consul The captain said that
the course OF the Oregon was north by
west, when the light was seen off the port
bow. The steamer when struck was
going eighteen knots per hour and the
helm was hard aport. Chief Officer
Matthews was in charge and there were
lookouts in the forecastle and at the fore
mast. The wind was west by north,
with a fresh TO strong breeze. He could
have rescued every soul on board the
Oregon, with the boats she carried. The
consul has decided to send the case to
England for investigation and the cap
tain will sive a full report.
NEW YQRK, March Is Postmaster
Pearson states that by the steamer
Oregon, which sailed from Liverpool on
the 9th and Queenstown on the It'll inst,
there were despatched sos bags of mail.
OF these about ll3 we're closed bags. con-
tanning 26O bags of letter mail for the
United States and Canada, the balance
being made up of about 40 bags of
newspaper mail, two despatch bags and a
number of bags inclosing empty sacks re-
turned. OF sixty six heavy registered
mails estimated containing about 2,400
letters and packages despatched by the Ore
gon, only a portion Of the French, Italian,
Swedish and Russian mail, ninety four
pieces in all, were received, the British
and German registered mail being all lost.
British, German, Swiss. Swedish, Bel.
gian, Portuguese and Cape Town money
order lists from London, Berlin, Basic,
Malmo, Antwerp, Lisbon and Cape Town
respectively and French money order adj
vices were all lost, the italian alone being
saved. Duplicate lists will be cabled for
Immediately and these will probably be at
once forwarded.
The Tribune estimates the loss by the
sinking of the Oregon as follows: Steamer,
81, 80, O00i cargo, $500, 600; personal
effects of passengers, $4,000; total,
81, 90O, 600. Nothing has been heard Of
the colliding schooner. The word Ella,
as part Of her name, was thought to be
seen for a moment, but no vessel with
that in her name could have been therea-
bouts at the time. The Emma c. Cotton
might have been in that neighborhood.
There is little doubt that the vessel, with
all on board, went down.
, 1886-03-16

LITTLE Rock, March l5.-To-day a
bill was filed by the attorneys of the St
Louis and Iron Mountain railroad against
j. L. Delay and others representing the
Knights of Labor, alleging their seizure
and mutilation Of property and the oh
struction Of the business Of the railroad
company and asking for an order restrain
ing all parties from tresspassing on their
property and interfering with the business
of the company. Chancellor Carroll grant
ed a temporary restraining order.
, 1886-03-16

PTTsBURd, March l5.-Some weeks
ago the laborers employed at the Clinton
rolling mill demanded a 10 per cent all
vance in wages. All efforts to compro-
mise having failed, the Knights of Labor
have declared a strike for the first demand.
About 800 men are Infected.
, 1886-03-16
Death of Ex-Governor Irwin.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l5.-Ex- Gov
ernor James Irwin, who for many years
preceding 1873, was engaged in the whole
sale grocery business in this city, in which
he accumulated a fortune estimated at
over a million dollars, died at his rcsi
dence to day after an illness of five
months, aged 50, lie leaves a son and
, 1886-03-16
severe W1nter Wenther.

BERLIN, March 15,-lmmense snow
falls arc reported in Silesia, several vii
lagos are completely buried, and the in
habilants obliged to dig their way out.
Five children were frozen TO death while
going 10 school.
, 1886-03-16

DUBLIN, March l5.-Parnell publicly
urges members OF the Nationalist party in
Ulster to refrain from celebrating st.
Patricks day by demonstrations such as
parades likely to anger the Orangemen.
In his circular advising this course the
Irish leader says DO not irritato the
0rangemen, however misguided you may
deem them. This is Of vital importance
, 1886-03-16
Idle Coal Miners.

PrrsBuRG, March l5.-Several hun
bred of the striking miners of the Irwin
district assembled at Irwin, Pa, at !
O'Clock this morning, and headed by a
brass baud marched to the Manor Valley
mines and persuaded working golfers
to join the strike. All the mines arc
now idle.
, 1886-03-16

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of ths Wyoming Meat company, for the
election Of trustees and fer the transac-
ton Of such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting. will be held
at the office OF the company, in this city,
on Monday, the 9Th day of April, 1886.
NJ. NJ. MASON,
Secretary.
Cheyenne, Wyo March l3, 1856.
, 1886-03-16

Mcssrs. NJ. J. Mcnamara & Co, of
Denver, are the first to show the
new styles in dry goods for the coming
spring trade. Every day there is some
thing new received. Their new lines of
Scotch, French and American ginQhams,
embroiieries, white goods, hosiery, gloves,
laces and dress goods are among the prin-
cipal attractions. For a short time this
firm will make special reductions in house
keeping goods.
, 1886-03-16

OF prize winning strains, pure breds and
grades.
One thoroughbred 3 year old Bull, $500.
One 10 mos. " $3.50.
Eighteen 1 year old cows in calf to the 3
year old thoroughbred bull.
The bunch for 500 (the calves arc worth
the money at 6 weeks old).
Also twelve three quarter blood young
bulls for S625, e taken soon.
The above mentioned stock offers one of
the best opportunities to start a Polled
Angus herd.
Address BENNETT, BoYD & Co,
Auctioneers and Fine Stock Commits
sion Agents, Des Moines, la.
, 1886-03-16
The Funeral Train En- Route For
the West.

CmcAGo, March l5-Tho congress
sional party having in charge the remains
of the late Senator Miller, Of Cal, ar
rived in the city last night. The cars
were Immediately transferred to the Chi
cago, burlington and Quincy road and the
westward Journey continued at lO.30
O'Clock.
, 1886-03-16

G~ladstOno's scheme for Ireland.
LoNDoN, March I5.-The Standard
says: Il Is supposed Gladstone's scheme
for the government Of ireland proposes
the establishment of a single chamber of
parliament at Dublin and embolies the
principle Of minority representation. Ire
land will continue to send members to
Westminster, not in proportion to her
population, but in proportion to her con-
tribution to the imperial revenue. Under
this scheme there would probably be
thirty Irish members of parliament. The
police are to be disarmed and are to be
under control of the government at Dub
lin. Provision is made for the use of i'm
perial forces when needed for the security
Of life and property.
, 1886-03-16
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WASHINGTON, March l5.-rhe prusi
dent to day nominated the following
Zephaniah Q. Hill to be marshal of the
United States for the district of Colorado.
and Mills Goodman postmaster at Nir-
giDia City. New.
, 1886-03-16

LONDON, March l5.-Belt, the sculr-
tor was to-day found guilty Of the mis-
domeanor Of having obtained money Of
Sir William Abby by false pretenses,
aud was sentenced to a years iinprison-
mcut at hard labor. His brother, Walter,
Jointly indicted with him, was acquitted
, 1886-03-16

on improved property at reasonable rates
o finterest. Bargoiasi in real estate. Posi-
tire buyers on hand who will pay spot cash
for lots or improved property at market
Call on j. w. BRuNER.
, 1886-03-16

Mckinley & Moore have for sale or
trade, one Patchen stallion, draft horses,
small work and saddle horses; all cheap
for cash. Also one phaeton and a new,
light spring WAGON.
, 1886-03-16

Charlie Wong, dealer in all kinds Of
French. japanese and Chinese goods.
Call and examine them. No. l7I5 Fergu-
son street.
, 1886-03-16

Remember the Fox coal is the best in
the city. Telephone No. 1853 TO A. G..
McGregor, and get full weight.
, 1886-03-16

The annual meeting ofthe stockholders
of The Leader Printing company will be
held at the office of A. II. Reel, on Tues
day, April 6, 1856
A. II. REEL,
President.
J. NJ. ToMPKINs,
Secretary.
, 1886-03-16

V. $. Glafeke, the florist, telephone
No. GS. Artistic floral work a specially.
, 1886-03-16

$40 buys or sells 1000 bushels Of wheat
30 buys or sells 5000 bushels of wheat
40 buys or sells 1000 bushels Of wheat
so buys or sells 1900 bushels Of wheat
Quotations by telegraph every few min
utes. Trades closed any time during the
day or month. Checks made at once; all
welcome. Come and look at the markets.
Nef, Prentice & Co,
0 and 3, Commercial Block.
, 1886-03-16

The largest stock Of hne brandies, old
whistles. choice i%gpcurs and superiine
cigars at George Mastcn's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1886-03-16

FoR Rent Large front room, suitable
for Office, over VIM. Myers dry goods
store; steam heat. Inquire at L. r. Bres-
nahen's meat market.
, 1886-03-16
ron RENT.

FoR RENT Six room house, at 1919
House street
, 1886-03-16

For SALE-Work horses, mules, sad
die horses, road teams and No. l Western
COW ponies. II. J. Ashley, Fishers hotel,
Cheyenne, Wyo.
, 1886-03-16
WANTS.

FoR SALE Twelve tons of hay. In
quire of II. Haas.
, 1886-03-16

WANrED-A girl to do general house
work. +. Dyer, corner Nineteenth and
Hill streets.
, 1886-03-16

WANTED.-Genera homework in pri-
vate family. Address A, Leader Office.
, 1886-03-16

y NJ TV'II TNIN'f
Secretary.
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= 9aS folSen6e iinS bic GomitsS,
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9rown'S See Sipc.
n75~ 6iIjbute bon alien Sormen unS
Saattirun8en, Iei4t uno i6per, in
9ropn's Bee S0iue.
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0pSe 0arfcr Slcti;en.

- Tapib q. Spne8, Der Iater bon
.. 81. SoncS, ltarb om DiittiuO6
Nadmittag. Der Seri!orbcne mar felt
80 Sabrcn Gin 9cDpbner pcn scranton
unb bod teta8t.
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Sas ). Jgalo ShulejRent9am ausse9es
Ben ipurOs, 1T tuc8aeUOrfen, bem bic
9lrbsit III Gin 4iuidlpert pcn sInbe8inn
Su GnSe.
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8arc, Bat Ii6 mad turiem g8itttpens
iianbs iuieesr NIT ciner gSlttne Auins
nan Serbeiratbet.
- Der Spoe Ba,t 0ldnHts9cr ipirb
am Gitermpntdg in Der ncuen Eurnp.ue
cincn Yal Obbalten, pOrluf mir im
Soraus aufmcrtIam naden.
- Wit einCm capital ton $4,000
seberft man nuf Der gSeitIeite cine reus
3eituno gu beBriinosn uuO Der 9iame
fol- ,,Ibe SqOt Barter" icin.
- Der 8srgmanm g9iaiam 9anien
erblelt am DIontag IN Der ut. YleaIant
0mte tur6 cinen &obienfaa ibpere
Scrlebun8cn on bcr 8rui.
Die tcuti4en &atboIiten bon
$opSt 9arf gsSenten baS ncbeu Der ct.
SObn'S Sirde all Oiain 9lUgnuc Iiesen6e
8unohitd on;uEauftn, UNI carauf Gin
BidrrbauS 81 trtanen.
(2tnSise.) - 2tIie bisieniRrn, iueI6e
Ger ntu9sgrlnSeten oeuti1en YresbDters
iancr @cmeinte bon Spee Barf beitres
ten iUoIlen, iino criuht, ii6 am Sonns
tag, Rem II. Wtirs, 9iadmitta9S llbr,
in Stetter's Salle ein,uiiResu, um cine
befinitips Organization rOrSuncbmsn.
Dlit Elm 6isden Giier n6 ginipfeit st'
linSt easSllntcrnebmen leiht.
E5- goos & 0opte. 1872 SdS 0lain
Aoenuc, - giitns, 8lcds uno Dle6ers
i6micbwaaren UOrr1tbia, @oss unS
@aher: Ginri6tun9en unS 0leparaturen
beIcrgt. 81
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9dS Tbaf dbipdrtS.

Die 9IbidaBuns tcS Gissntbums
bon Slb Sorse Ipipnibip fir Die na6.
ten brei Sabre III auf $3.50, 900 ieItses
lest, iiber 100000 mebr ais Sas Ieste
aliebment betruB.
Die County @OmmiKdre babsn ben
8du elmer Bride ii6er BEN Sadapanna
8IuB bel Wlooiic bei6IoHsn unS nit Der
grribtunS Der StiiBmauen piro bon
ben SoipnibipS Sadawanna uuS OIo
5orse be8onnen, iptaIo bic 8itterunS
8ilnilis bafiir 1T.
DaS Dunn &ObIeniperf Der 9enns
ipIbania stutbrucite Gompanis mar Iebte
@o6e ni9t in 9etrieb uno aud bic
GREENWOOD @rube madt nod feline Gins
itaIten aur BieOeruufnabme Der grtcit.
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/ gtnf Idngt ttOftIHrutIlt Grflbrung bat mid
iibErjeugt RAP 5auisnet rpn Sim sru Iiertsn
| enrb falihe Sfbanplung, penn frdnf une de.
iune. Ditle 3batiddr vsrnnlaif mid, Sbntn
tint 9ttibr ron Wsbbirrn fir Sinner rrrlulr.
gen, HE i'd in mtinsr l4jGpissn praris nit
guttm GTfclge aniranttt.
gSaf6ung bsim 3abren.-Tie @au-
men banlit grpaihen, Itpinett Shmtrl unt
6,eibpulit unb has Siue idbri si6i. Gipas
Nfuts, has mneil6 riIIt
gBunop pulper.-6ilr bic Ninterltute /;
bti!i 9Suubrn in siurm 3n9r uup madt cine
ycriilgltdf Sdlbe fur Srhnc. unp nEeere
g1unttn.
Suifen- n-unb Group Wirtur-Srilt
etn Sdls, reinist bic yungtnTpbrsu, beiriiigt
8itbrr unS II tsr ainter Brsunb unp bic Cin-
,igt, fir Sinner iPgitII PrGFariTts SuNrn- uub
9Tpupmeei;in.
allscmtiues StGrfuussmittel
fir Ainerr unb ibpnbe @rpabirnr. Rtiniet
unc mabt reuss SIut unb ifGrft tas san;s
Syftm.
atfi6rmitttl fir SSuslinsr, ainetr,
5rauru pHbrsnb her Sbpangrrl6ait; phff
auf etttr, giisrsn uue llrinlfib Nib une an
stntbm.
Hurm.9l lirir; tStrt bic gRiirmr uue
flbrt db. Tie telie gSuImmto9in, bic erltirt.
Dtarrb Sc. Ntrtur lpSisa fir Stiupr;
belt ertr6tn, brilt bic ArauFbsit uno brrubigt
bic Ginetpeies; fltriri ihr.
Holif-Seilmittcl. - Stfrrit Sinner
raid ron err Aolif, buubist rsrpSit unp I'M
rubigs Niner. lagt ru6 nidt nit uuariisrn
aintrrr, ionbsrr gstt itnsn Or. Sanes SlOlif.
SeiImiItt.
Gin wrrtbScQts Bud liter YttanbIuns Der
aintrr Bon Gjeturt bis ;a 10 Sabrsn stbt nit
jsbr 6laihr.
Tsrfauft tei alien aprtbsfrrn unb 3ttiSiu-
bGntlrru. 8abriiirt in Suantcu.
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StGetratb.

&escImdBiSs SibunS beS GeIset
Council am 0omeritn9 slbenb. b.-9ie
9pnbperorSnung purpe aus BEN Sdnben
beS GpmitCS gcnommen uno Der Seridt
beS SteuercOmitCS perleicn unb anaes
nommen.-Der Wloppr ianbte bic 9t1.
men bon SCrmann gtpb uno 9. s. Sps
lamb fir 9OliSilten an Stelle bon Gbriit.
SIein unS 9bomaS 9loonan Gin uno iie
ipurben beitGti9t. - Die Serorbnuns
sur 9ilaItcrims bon @oibinston 9lUerue
punjrts trOB cifriscr 4rpteIte erits unN
stpCite Seiun8 uno 9in8 oann an Den
Stactanipalt sur SeSutabiunB. - Cine
Serprrnung Sur 8erhiiturg Der Grrids
tung bDlserner 8cbduee imetb0Ib ees
tpiHer StabtSrenSen paliirtc erite unb
sipeite 9eiun8. -9ie 8erorSnung in
Yetrcif Der 9inie oer Geoar glUenue in
Der Gegenb eer alien Bride mo glufBc'
ben oCS gBe8eS no6 oerieIbtn pairrte
entSiiltis. 9eSSlsibsn bic Seroronun.
gen sur Greiyuu9 rpu Seiperbitritten
DO. . unb 6.-Gine SerprOnung sur
5eitieBung Der Qilidten unb Sereutums
Der glPpeIlaiionss mb observation-disclosures
puhirte eritc uno Stpeite 2elung.-Scrs
tGBt.
9le8sImGbiee Sibun8 bcs Common
Gouucil AM MlontaS 9lbenb.-Gine 3us
ihrifL bon 8. &ramsr. ipeIde nm Ser.
wiaiBung bon s400 eriutt our 4Hditsr.
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wanna Gpenue, SipiibGn 9em uno
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perprbnunS fur oaS IduicnSe Sabr
tpurbe oufSerufen mo peri6iebene go'
fen amenoirt.-Grite uno Spsite 9ss
iuns puiiirte bic 9erorOnuns Sur glnIteI.
lung bon fiinf ipeitercn 9oli5iitsn. Die
GtobIiruuB Bon Seiperoiitritt go. 4
ipurre entsiItiB puhirt.- SertaBt bis
Wpntas, l5. NidrS.
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Wennfnlpanifthe Nsaarihten.

SER 6. &. 8inn, biSbCr elmer oer
SCrauseeber bes ,,9tepublitancr" BON
9lqentoipn, 1T aus oem @eI6dft aetres
ten, ipeI6cs bon Srn. Wm. 5. SdIe6s
ter ipsiter betrieben ipirb.
Die 9pliSsi bon 9ingbamton,
q. g., fabnOet auf 5rant ointIep unr
8atfius 6raRceS, reip. 20uno a Sabre
alt uno S0rmtaslbbner, peIts pem
6armsr Sitb. g8. @aIfer bon g9eIt
Serrid 3oipnibip, Susqucbanna Co.,
cine Summe BON $3.50 in sWaniiecoaar
9OINitidCn am 6reitas 2lbsnO SsitobIsn
batten.
- 9iais S6uIb, elm iibcI6crii6tistes
SrauenStmmer BON @iIIiamSport, purbC
am Sonneritas BEL 5ialiton BON einem
3use Der 9lortbern Gentral 8abn tber.
iabren uuo eetbotet. Sa iie eerabC
Dor Der bsranbrauieuben 9otomUtioC
auf oas @eIsiie trat, pcrmutbst mar
Selbitmoro.
- Sn Gbeiter 1T Der Ses Wcroes bon
SbarplsB an8elIaste SObuion am Sam,
tag i6uIbiS beiunocn poreen. Ular
sIaubt, bab CT cinen neuen 9ro;eb CT.
balten iperoc.
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Snilne SpiInth.

Der 4rOseB ssssn ben Der Grs
morrunB feiner bier &inber ansellnstsn
SUbu SOipeIIs, bon Starruccd, beaanr
am ppileBten Nlontas in SonssbaIe,
ucbsr bic S6uIo hes glusstla9ttn
tonnte tsiu 3peifeI bsitebeu, 6a er bic
Sbot mcbreren &eripnen esSsndbsr elm.
Beitanben. GaS 8eridt bsidrGnfte i'd,
buber Sarauf S1OmeI!S' seiitisen 3u'
itanO unteriuden su Iuhen. Der Sal
ipurbe Disnita9 glbeno nm 6 llbr BEN
@eidpOrsnen iiberseben, Die ;pei Stun.
ben ipdter nit bem gSabrIprub ,,nibt
iduIris" suriidiebrten. Oiun ipiro so.
peas ieSenfaIs in cine SrrsnanitaIt
brinsen.
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s(cr,te babcn crmittels,

Sa5 Elm beHedenNcr unO fremOer SsitnnotBeil
i'm Slut, mCtdrr onrdj etoauuu9sIeoeu ent.
midrIt miro. he llridde Des 8beumHiismus
biIOet. @icirr ieEt Iii nuf btu smpfuoliher,
mterbnb Der Sdut Iirg'iOen lleberjng Der
WRsteIr unN 6IcuIbiuorr uu0 iammelt id
ais eiu tOli9cr, IrStDigcr 9ieOuidDag an, mel
der Sisiibtit mo IcrorsDmg Der @sleute er.
ieugt Seine 55ntiadle. weIdDt Nurd ole Sr.
fabyun0 in 8gug oui SOfetter's W a.
aGublttcres oGlOctban wlroe. bot itdrte'
rCu Semcis fit I'D, a.5 ole, ons Oltie Weoi5ln
Uou umfoiitnrm @cbrGuil Der lblimmcu uno
bOsGrtiGcu Srduthcit GinblIi tbut, mo Cbeu'c
fei itcb, t5. N0b iis. o. iit nUr bciIidme Be
itanltbeir cntbdlt. Oen 6itlsn pOrjujebrn 1T
wCltje oft aHgepan0i mercsn, mn Ger Arnnt'
belt @inbn: 81 tbun. Aud 1T ite Elm eniitie'
Oeucs 9eilmiltel gcgeu ma'arild)c bicber,
SartIeibiGfeit 9gapCplic, NicrtH' unO Slaien'
llebel. Gnttriiiuug mo GnOcrr g .Orlin8en.
Nbts oorauf, Die ebie arJnri gu betommcn.
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MnS bem pbcren 9haIr.

- AIs GbWarS SaIoran bon DIV.
plant om SreitaB 9lbeuo mad 0auie
fam, fano CT feline 6rau reSsr in Der
Sii6c nod i'm 99ObnSimmsr, unb ais er
ipdter in bas SdIofiiumsr sine, las
iie bort toSt auf bem Bette. 9lqe Gins
Sel6en ecuten barauf bin, baB bic Srau
einem S6Iasi!uhe erIas.
ra- SsiOene Sai8suta6sr fir glae,
i'm Bee Sipe.
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Npn 4etersbnrn.

SSph TNdtAopui Us
= am Sumitas absnb bei6entte BIZ
Gattin oeS Satob 9ambad benieIber
nit cinem iunsen Sobne. 9a bic ers
item brei Sinber Mdo6en tparen, ic
ladte Der Satob nit Gem sanScn Ges
ii6te unb truftirtc ale feline Sreunbs
unb 9efannten.
= Die 6rauen NiobriuB uno Starf
beiinben lid uuf Der 9eIeruns.
- llnier Ianeidbriscr SreunS SoIepb
9aumejiter urb feline 8attin fsisrten am
Sonntaa i'm Greiie Der ndbfen 9lnges
bbri8en ibrc iiIberne SOd;eit.
H9- Sas 9ubpaarenbepartemen in
8roipn'S See Si0e 1T nit ben neueiten
uno biibi6eItcn @aarsn perieben, ipels
de bic Dlobe in ben Sertebr sebra6t.
- 2ebten Wlpntag 4beno iparen brei
gartien nit Gonitoble uno PpIisei in
Betersbure uno SunferbiIl, nm bic
@sIooiebc aus 9Sine 9rOpt auSiinSis su
MAIDEN, aber ipie cs ideint, ipor bic
Dltibe rCr9ebens.
- Otande unIerer 0rmbbcTber
freuen ii6 nescn Der neuen StabImublt,
Die bier 9etaut iperoen fol-. g8em aud
has sSelt auf Der Sunmpre Seite 9es
baut uiiroe, 10 miibte sS mIerer @arb
llilmerbm bon 8roBem 9iuBeu isin.
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errd,laifls e;ineswrinr,
5lranke tfhrr
95rorataittfl bri lAaIariG.
9ntf'S iihsrmferte NiQen.

1ufs QiGfu Ens nit elmer sIaHiuens3 3udsrs
pede atsrirsta. utlbt tlSislttn &c auseuIhm lris
Genieet gun Glnutb rtn nns itlth rem ifpAbitn
Na5tu iutrasN6 mast.
Isssraa ~ eabsR. rs ets.. a IuuaH Sr., I'D