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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-05
GLADsroNE's PROSPECTS.
Elation over the Decisive Nature of
the Victories in Dundee.

Elation Over the Decisive Nature of
the Victories in Dundee.
LONDON, July 4.-The Gladstonians are
elated over the decisive character of their
victories in Dundee. They are confident
hat they will maintain their hold on Scot
and The Gladstonian agents report the
agricultural vote safe for the Ministerial
st party. They say the laborers' meet
ings show universal faith in Mr.. Glad
stone and concurrence in the belief that
the granting OF home rule to the Irish
would relieve the English market of Irish
labor. Jesse Ceilings will stump the
Midland counties and try to persuade
laborers to the contrary. The Glad
sOnian prospects in the metropolis are
dark, as the Liberal Unionists are giving
warm support tothe Conservatives.
CHARGES OF INTIMIDATION.
MIR. Reid, the Gladstonian candidate de-
feated at Aston Manor, complains that
Mr. Chamberlain promised not to inter-
tere in any division OF Birmingham except
bis own, but that a few DAYS before the
polling bands Of hired rufians invaded
Nlr. Reid's district, Haunting MIR. Cham
herIain's literature and Mr.. Brights
and Mr.. kynOck's speecnes, grossly
lnsulted every Gladstonian and urged the
Liberals to support the Tories, Mr.. Reid
says his friends were maltreated, some
Of them being permanently injured. and
be believes fear of outrage caused whole
sale abstention from voting. He asO be-
!eyes similar measures were pursued in
BordesiY and East divisions.
Ihe tota, number Of votes so far cast
and counted is, Gladstonian, 34S, ,227;
opposition, 31j, 1872.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-05
F0und Nuilly of ConsniracY.

,,, iILW WAuKEE. July 4.-To-night, after
t,u,I'S been out tweaty-three hours, the
w.! 10 me trial OF the anarchist leaders,
,a,.H "a. a lilth, Carl Simon and Anton Palm,
.u 'ou mem guilty Of conspiracy TO burn
ma '.utt house and destroying records
,"ci'lhg moOs TO riot. For twenty
s me ballot stood ten Tor conviction
4 N" ny. l"o w" ior acquttal, One OF the jurors,
o,,. alleged TO be aSOciallst, voted tor
r,,elion after The first few ballots. The
!, um sentence for riot or conspiracy
e'oC any,. IS one years Imprisonment and a
"9H Hot exceeding $500.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-05
SPORTING GOSSIP.
Defeat of Two Crack Racers on the
Coney Island Course.

NEW YORK, July 4.-The spring meet
ing Of the Coney Island Jockey Club
closed on Wednesday by the de eat of two
OF Dwyer's cracks-the famous Ponti, q
ami the much talked OF tily for which
they paid So, 600. The train which started
for New York a te the races was so heavy
that the engine broke down, and the
sporting fraternity was belated by two or
three hours. When about o O'Clock the
bookmakers rushed, their tin boxes in
hand, past the New York Club, an old
stager remarked:
IA funny world this is. These fellows
skin the public on the track and are
skinned in turn In Wall street. Every
one OF them gambles in stocks, SO IL they
had not enough of their legitimate gam
bling. And as they have neither the time
nor the opportunities for posting them
selves, they almost invariably lose.
Muca the same thing is true OF stock
gamblers. They have not tenough OF Wall
street, it seems. They all bet on races,
and when these are over good many OF
them proceed to bet at the faro or poker
table, RIGoLo.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-05
FRENCH MINISTER IN PERIL.
4 French WOrkingman of Pittsburg
Arrested in Washington.

french NOrkingman of Pittsburg
Arrested in Washington.
PITTsBURG, PA, July 4.-Chief Of
follce Blac6more was visited on Sunday
by French ironworker who told him that
IeRow workman named Peter Zangerle,
aiso Freuchman, had a grievance
against the French N mister at Washing
l1h' Theodore Roustan, and that ZangeIie
!.al departed that evening for Washing
pn 70 shoot the minister. Chief Black
more at once wrote to Minister Roustan
.5Ysih@ nm of his peril, and also to
ue authorities at Washington. Yes
eiday, as the chief learned BY a letter re-
eNed to-day, Zangerle was arrested in
aSHihgton while prowling around the
! IehcA Minister'S house and acting in a
-!s,erlOus manner. Zangerle was taken
lhe police headquarters and there
taFehed. On his person was found a
l","cJhS revolver Of 32-calibre. 1t was
"'eu' The authorities informed the
'l'ch Minister OF Zangerle's arrest.
ioo seeing the man 81. ROustan con-
Uued thaL the best thing TO do with him
as 10 snip him back to Pittsburg. This
sr,'llle an uohe yesterday, but he mas not yet
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-05
VardinaI Gibbons M Ny,sa

i,' IlNoRE, July 4.-Cardnal Gibbons
l,r 1,fanlero, the papal abiegate, and
b.,,.'l bs', ~ zen, OF New Orleans, attended the
h b'auees of the least OF st. Peter ut
1a. elers church this morning. High
IN, =, 2s t.' sung by Father Dugan. assist
or ot lcar General McColgan, the pas.
,ree,. tne church, and the sermon was
,a '1eG by Father O'Keefe, OF Norfolk.
ocrt. ~ Tue celebrants wore red vest
lied ~ nonor Of tue Cardinal, who occu.
Ihrone near the altar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-05
Two schooners Seized.

HALIFAX, N. s., July 4.--The American
schooners George w. Cushing and G. b..
Harrington were formally seized yester-
day afternoon at Shelburne by the Cap
tain Of the Dominion cruiser Terror, and
handed over to the Collector Of Customs
at that port for violation of the customs
laws
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-05
HOW RICH AMERICANS TRAVEL.
Luxurious Pullman Cars for the
Wife of the Inventor.

PITTsBURG, July Airs. George NJ.
Pullman, wife OF the palace car inventor,
her four children, twelve servants, i've
horses, family carriage and dogcart took
~ the room IN olarge Pullman Cars on
the Fort Wayne road saturday afternoon.
The Pullman family Is en- route to Long
Branch for the summer. The car for the
horses and carriages has ak stalls and
rooms tor three carriages, besides the
berths. lockers and sitting rooms OF the
grooms and hOstlers. The stalls are
models Of convenience aud square com
fort. Separate compartments are also
arranged for the feed, hay, lamps and
other articles required for the horses and
carriages.
The private car in which Mrs. Pullman
travels Is in imitation Of modern dwell
ing. DIyans Of more than Turkish luXu-
riousness occupy the corners and sides of
the main room in the center Of the car.
while reclining chairs, ottomaus, and
easy chairs are scattered around. A
MAGNIFICENT cabinet organ IS one OF the
handsomest ornaments of this drawing
room. The dining room and sleeping and
kitchen apartments are fitted up on the
same magnificent scale.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-05
(eLebrated in Meyico.

ban r.. il' oF MEXICo, july 4.-rbe Ameri-
lulv lago,ny mere celebrated the Fourth of
;4rdaJ w. hlgnt, which was largely at
sans. ~ resident and visiting Ameri-
MIN Arnne hall was largely decorated
brs. Tbh,'rlc9n, Mexican and other col
MANY die,, auair was brilliant success.
lendanco guished MeXicans were in at.
Mexico is ne national standard OF
ernmen, = displayed on the Mexican gov
Guiding in honor of the day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-05
Burned TO Death.

LONDON, July 4.--Thawidow OF schulze
Delitsch, the political economist. has been
burned 70 death at her home In Berlin.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland at Church.

MIR. and Mrs. Cleveland at Church.
WASHINGTON, July Mrs. Cleveland
went 10 church this morning, and listened
to a very patriotic service from DR.. sum
deriaud. The church was filled, and the
people waited in the pews while the Presi-
dent and his bride walked out after SER
vice.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-05

tatta CaniEG' July Am to-day's re.
leemor seuouaur took first money, $3.50;
|bO. TooeC'nd, $500, ana Bamm third,
|noning y ieaVe for the South in the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-27
Ser Dt0tocr Ses 8a1ernfangers
SGOiS UOt 0ertd1f.

Hem=Yorf, &c. 6ebruar. r.-Ra6 LANCER
SerS09erun9 bat enoltd Der 8ro;eB qeqen
Sames S. 9ollan0, 0en Seraner, peld)er am
81. AUgult 1885 ben beriihtigteu SGQemeblz
idminoler ySom" 9aUiS bier in oeiieH Sc
id)dits= 2Otal Oil @bau6erSfraBe erihoB, Dor
&ldter San SrUnt in Der ,@ourt Of Suer &
Serminer" begonnen. Die Der 2(nflaqe All
@run0e lte9enoeu Sbatiaden IiHo mobl nod
IN au9emeiner @rtnnerung, oa Te unr1ittelz
bar mad oem &Orfalle Huo Johann gelegent.
lid oes Coroner Snqueits iebr ausfii6rli6
oeronentitt muroen. Sntereliaut mar oas
mails Die cguiide 6redbeit, nit melder Sbeo,
bore 9aOiS, Der Sruoer uno 6alfersbelier
bCS @rifohenen, bic 9ebeimuiiie oe5 pom
tbm uno Oielem ourt lauge 3eit nit ;iemliz
dem Gliolge betriebenen ShminoelS prei8z
CAB. Gr beidrieb HimIid gan3 genau, nie
lhm, tHoem er 0urd einen SerIblag Dor ben
9Ilden 6OuanO'5 Oerbor9en mar, Die Iufz
gabe 5uItcl, 6urd ein God in Ser 8anO Oa8
9anotdldden, in neldeS y9om" Die ed5ten
$4,000 9ethan bate, nit etneuI Quoereu
abnltten, lOeld)eS Elm 8adet nit 8apier=
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lollte I'D 10 auiitellen, OaB 6OQanO oieje @ta=
nlpuIatIon nidlt bemerfeH fOuute, bod oieitr
SbeiI oeS Yrogramms iflug febl, 6oQanO
iab 0a8 Gait6en f6 bemegeu un6 idj5pfte
Seroadt, Uno balo baraui iiel Der SduB,
meldler u2om" 0api8 Su 8ooeu itredte. =
@eltern erlflten 6oIano inter GStorte eiue8
Sul'slderlnS I'M Saale uno nabm on Der
Seite ieiner Sertbei0iger PlaB. 9iItriIt8=
&nmalt Dtarttn uno ieiH GiFitent Figqeralo
maren ais Sertreter Der 2lntlage eridieueu.
Auf Die 6rage, oh er fir bic Serbauolung be
relt iei, erpiOerte SOlIano nit elmer leidjten
Serbeu9ung gegen ben 9tidter 0ur6 Elm
weithin idaueuoes ,Sa." Rau i6ritt Johann
5ur 2lu8mabl Der Surp, cine &rbelt,, meI6e
ubel nur iebr langiam BON Stutten ging,
oenn ais Die Suuoe Der Sertagung eiatrat,
bate man erlt bier @cidWoreue erlaugt.
Sn Der beutigen @eridtSftung muroe bic
Sum oerOOutdnotgt unO Der 6au al5oaun
bis DtOutag pertagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-27

StoIttnii6c Sflaucu,
vim @r0umCnt 8e9eu oas QaOronrn .luws
icn. - 9lntLaaen aeaen itaIieniidls &eninLn.

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" blngtOu, D.sG., 26. 6ebrUlr.-
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,d.leH 9Iute oor cem pans. &omlte iitr 2lrz
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~ SloCeH ,? N oeH yer. StaateH, melfa
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-27
RetttrMnrfcr gi06irif,fntt

Stem gort, 90. 6ebruar. - Die titr3z
lid eines StruBeuraubB iiberfiibrteu ebelualtz
qeu BarIpoliIifteH DicSueuIep uHo Dlc3oz
naIo muroen heute ms 3udtbauS geibttt.
gtfterer aui 12l uuo geBterer auf 10 Sabre.
- 2aut 8eri6ten Der taufmdnniiheu
Ggentur u. g. Dun & Comp. erei9ueteu Td
mabrenS Der latten fieben Sage in Gauao 4
uno ben Ser. Stanten 5uiammeu 248 Ban
ferotte, gegen 286 in Der OOrbergebeuOen unO
275 in Ser UOrUorlebteH gSo6e.
-Seute Sornittag nur6e mitgetbeilt, Bag
ale Qrbeiter Der Observation-Disclosures Sropu
& garle, gebriiOer 2eOg uu6 DtcGop & So.
III Oem 9egeuuGrtig BON SrebS & Spies
unO auoeren 6abrifaHteu be3ablteu 26bue
ibre SbGtigfeit rpteber begonuen babeu.
g9ahrideiulih wirO bic gan5e Streitfrdge bis
gum nddfen Iionta9e auf beirieOigenOe
gEeiie beigelegt lein.
- Sin beitiger Sturm berridte beute uu0
ndbreno Der uergangeneu Rodt in oieier
llmqebuug. Siele Gdume murOeu entmurz
selt. Sin Ser ,gepigb Biltesbarres 9obleu=
Comp" geb0riges, nit 200 5ouueu Soblen
bsiradtets5 SaHaIbOot mHr0e aHi oem gOrtb,
8ioer led NIB 9Hg inter.
Sbos. 9PCGrath, Der an lebten Gam
fcg GbeuO ans BEN 6eufgr ielHar i'm pier
ten Stode be5 6auieS Sir. 222, 9orttraBe,
belegeueu ggobnuug iqrauq coer fiel, beiiu-
bet fd uan &uidlt cer 90ipitaldr;te aui
benz 8ege Der 8sfsrung. 2llS gettrn Dlarp
8uau un6 Cornelius CANADIAN, melhe BeiOG
i'm Seroedte fteben, ibH ans Dem Teniter ge,
fcsen III babeu, an itju Eager geiabrt mGr.
ben, griiBte er 0ieielb1n aups TreunoGhIte
er iagte, er ruiiie 9ttd)tS bon ieluem Stur;g
coer Spruug aus Dem 6eufer.
- Charles &olauo, Der Goitwiyth, melhel
am 25. gopember 1885 ieiue Satin ermor
bette, be9iHg heute gtahmittag in ben Comb;
SelbRTcyo, igHsm eI f3 be Geb!e tuyt
itnitt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-27
Der EiIen6abtfrice. .

Smab a, gtebr. 26. 6ebruar.-5r. Sal
lInan, Der @enernl Stranger Der ylluiouz
Gacific=8abu," iugte uulGBli6 oes BON Ser
Santa 6et8abn" er0fineten 8abutriegeS
ru9aS @eidlaft mir6 bur9 ben 8ateufrieg
natitrlid Nuen ueroOrben. Der bebeutenoite
Serluf itebt aber erif beOOr, tueHn Der Son.
trait Der ,Bucific= Wail= Steamlbip Comp. :"
NIT ben Facific Sabneu ab9eIaufen ieiu un0
bic vBacific Wail" ben Saupttbeil De8 6filiz
den Sradtperfebrs oil iif reiBeu miro. DEM
@tleubabuen t0nnen ME mt g8alier- 2tnien
cOnturtren. Bas ote ,lluion= Baciiic" aube=
trtfit, 10 mare Die San g8pdi6e Bill - oaB
Der ourd Die SburmaH atte geidaiiene Sil=
9uu9Sfono uns gum 8au Der u0tbigen 3meigs
Stnleu bergegeben meroe - 0aS etn;iQe 6et.
tun9Sntttel fir uns. 9Senn mir mt leneu
Sl0,O00,000 700 Dteileu bauen-bauptidd)z
lid in 9iebraSfa - oaun tOnuen mir NIT ben
anocreu Sabnen conturriren. ionit nibt. Sin
anoereS Nttttel mare ,-aueun San gSpd'S Bill
nldjt on9eHommCn miro, Die 8eitimmuHq Al
ntoerruteH, neldJe ms perbietet, meme an
letheH gegen SOnoS aufSunebmen. Damn be-
tameH mir 10 Oiel 9elo, pie mir braudleu.
Slttben ms aber Die SanOe 9ebunben, mie
6lsber, 10 niihen mir uumdIig Der Goutpr=
renj uuterltegeu uuO meroeu ;ulebt utdt i'm
Stanoe letn, unieren Serplif ftungeu gegen
Die &egieruHg nah5utommen. .m
@bicagO, &c. Sebruar. - Die BON bier
mad Dem Niiiouriz&iulr fiibrenOeu 8abus
Gtnien Oertaufen heute linttirte 8iQete erlier
6Iaiie mad Gan SrattSiSco fir $685. Gmis
9rsntensStllet uerOeu nod INNER fir S27
Oerfauft
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ste MdnbcrbonSr In sorrhtoa,n

gterp Yort, 26. 6ebruar. - 0as Sc
itdnenlB 0eS GiubreherS Gomaro y. Sim.
mons, meldes 6erielbe porgeitern Dor Trie.
beHsuGter Gong in 2Sbite BlaiuS biuiidtlid
Der @inbritde IN SarrntOpu uble9te, bat be.
9retfliderWetIe i'm 5aH5en GOuntp 9rOBe Gen.
latlon berporgeruien. Die gr0Bte Gut=
riiltnn9 giebt llt tiber ben &onitabler Sobn
Cannon funo, tuelder Der 0ebler oes geraubz
ten StgentDum5 mar uno Die ginbreder init
&atb unO Chat uuterItiibte. SIS nirO allges
metu 5uge9ebeu, OaB Die @iubrederbanOe
Gurd Die ausiiibrItden 3ettuug5bcri6te bas
bon at9ebalten muroe, eine In;abl meiterer
6auberelen 5u beSebgn, Die bereitS geplant
mareH, unO eS l6elnt, 0aB Gute 6alpln NIB
Sames Sratp, Sebterer Der Sobu 0es 6rles
oen&rtdters SraCp, ole, ple GS beiBt, Suu=
pane bon StumOns iuareu, Oerouiteteu, To-
balo ije BON Der Serbaftung oes 0etteren
borten. gSebjn Nd) Gleelben geluauOt, 1T
UOlftdn0ig uHbetaunt. &luf @usiaqen bin,
melde Slmmons madlte, erlungteu Sheriff
3utfg, @ebetmpoliSiit gSoo0 unO Siili5z
2tlIltttSanmalt 8gtmau in 6aunon'S gSobz
ruH9 Elm Stemmelieu unO etneu Sobrer, bic
tCI ZEN @inbritdeu beuubt mUrbeu. Sin1=
mons CAB ebenfallS al, 0aB Same5 6auuou,
NtA SLAOtt Utp SUIII1uuIIIpt elle OeI NIl.
Storms geitCblenen ubraE in ieiuem 8eiiB
babe. Der iun9e @taun murOe geRern in
gEtite= YloinS abgefuBt, leusuete 3nerit, CAB
tann 0ber Su, bic llhr beiiuOe iit in cinem
GOde in ieiHes BruOer8 8Obnunq. S6erifi
3uip unO @ebetmpOIiSiit 9Scoo fubren oauu
uon 9&btte Ylutns nit ihm mad oem 6nuie
oes @OulablerS 6Gnnon in 5arrntomn. 9ort
angetOmmen, iprau9 Der Iunge 0tauu plot
ld aus oem Shggp unO iiber cine Giu5dH=
nung, noraui er ben Au9eu ieiuer gBdater
eniitmunb. Die llbr wuroe nitt geiunoeu.
Gs MIN oerii6ert, Bag oemnddit cine 2lnz
5abl bis iett ais unbeifoIteH betauuter Gerz
icnen, Die nit ben giubritdeu an9ebIid in
&elbin0ur9 itebeu, oerbaitet perOeu iOuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-27
@erbredlertfder eethtiint,. .

uoin 9, 3D., 26. SebrHar.-Sn Sba=
motius6 6iu, Stub 8Omubip, bat Elm gemtiier
yilIie eine MablmiibIe. 3ieier Ntanu erlaubte
ieinen 6.jdbrigen 3nilltngst6dteru, unbe=
auffd)ti9t in Der DiIbIe gu ipielen. 90 qir=
gen Die Siuoer mad bem Oberen 8nunl, in
6em Die groBe 8elle arbeitet; e8 oauerte aar
nid)t Iauger 10 iumeu re, pie e8 tmmer in
iOlden 6dlen gei6ebt, DER Waitinerie Al
nabe, uno Seibe pur0en bon ibr eriaBt. ga
Sur 3eit gItemunb aupeieuO mar, 10 puroen
oie armen Sleiuen eine i3eit lang BON hem
&aoe gsgsn be 0ede OeS 3imnierS gei1leus
bert. &Ia etne Gltere Shwefter Der Siuoer in
baS 3immer trat, I'M ff mad ibHeu um;us
iehen, bot fd tbr Elm turdtbarer Anblif bar
9as eiue ter fleiuen Mtdoteu mar MIR no1
cine fOrmlOie Wlaiie; Der SOpi mar 81 Srei
3ermuImt une Der S0rper bing in Tesen iiber
oem 9toce. 0as 5weite NiOdeH bate ebens
falls teinen ganSen SuOden mehr i'm 9etbe,
lebte 8mar nod, itarb ieoOd unmittelbar,
ua4oeW bic gtaidiue gum StiIitau6 gebrad)t
uno &c oOu Dem 8aoe eutfemt mar.
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gtrn1ifhte feIenrnhhifme aereIme,,
Die y!6ouhOns sSaOiugs Saut" in 6Ou
ion, Ter, iuspeHOirte geiterH. Die 0epoij
ten Ueloufeu fidl auf S4ll,225.

Die y6oufOus SaOing5 Saut" in 6Ou-
ion, Ter, iuspsH0irte gefterH. Die Depot
ten 6eloufen ft aui $41l,225.
- SIM Sabre 1885 wuroeu nahe;u $780,
COO @ouOuCH 2&eiu aus GaliiOrHiGU erpOr=
tint, D0breHO Die Nu5iuby in 1884 taum 3,
500 O0O GauOHeRbetrug.
-2os iuteruatioume Sdatturuier 'pi=
id1cH SteiHlg unb 3utcrtOCt Uuroe gefaru
in Stem Orleans fou9eieBt, auelH Die Bartte
tIicb uusntldie0en. Die EddIte Bartie I'M
oct on 9tontag, BEN /. gl0r3 i!ats.
-8rurI SOucyr y, eiit al Dem AipeH.
SmslIer" bei Gsnper, Col, beitlit9ier bent.
iher &ybsIter, If in ,elEeg Suue ermorOet
9eiuueeu wOr0eH. 9ilu lagjB, OaB eB S2O-
bsi fd auibCuotrte. Sob, Jlei5, Der Shlaf
tameTao oes lootcu, II UepAUunoeu unt
itCBt I'M &eroa4t, Ten 8aubmoro be9ln9er
lu haben.
- Ter y@auambroFa. Slatiug. Stint" II
Eron, gt.=Y., brauute gtfteru Yiitta9 nJe0er
&ulun S45,C Daniel Guglem0Hu, eli
in cer GabGuoe beIhditigter Zimmerman
mIBte aus 5iu5m Seufer ipriHgeu ugo eylit
cjrIu SfGOelbuh 9tebrere git9Iie6e
ter 6lrlrmGbr uHrten Ourd eiHsH Stur
rOu Ejggr lejtsT bgterIII4 OerIeet
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2IOu5o 6. Waaette's rdtbTrlDafter
Epn

9iew 9Ort, &c. 6ebruar. - Die Inter
iuduTg WegcH 0eS Eoee5 DOn 4lou;o Is
Nouelte, plh' getterer III Der gludt oes
Is. .. Dit5. in oer 20. SlraBe, uabe 8. QUe.
in bgUnBuOcn 3uitanOe auigeiuuoeu mur0e
mo ON niditeu Gage I'M ,,Jiooieoelt 6o'gi=
t0le" an elHem SddOelbrude farb, tit pom
GOrcrcr yeOg gum GbibluB gebradt u0r0eu.
GS haubelte ildJ Oarum, iu ermitelu, oh Der
SdlaceIbrud) Ole 6olge eineS llnfsue8 o0er
elmer gemaIttbot mar, bod tOuHte Dies, tr0B
Dem etma 20 3eugen Uerronuuen mur5en,
uldlt ieitqefGlt perOeu. YOlUeicapitGH Dtc.
GImaln pom lG. Be3jrt uuo auOare 3euaeu
maren Der &uildlt, Niauette iei batruHgeu qc-
m9ien, bet'm Nreu5eu Der Stra5e qeftolp2rt
uUo geiiir5t un0 babe nit Dem Sopit uloer
elnen 8elegrapbeupfabl augeid.aQeu, mo-
0urd er ben Sd]a0elbrud erutteu. Son auz
oerer Seite mar0 Der 8eroadt au8Qeiprodeu,
C5 iei an Dlulette Elm Serbredeu oerdbt nor
Den, bod muren, ME geiagt, iitr beiOe 5beoz
rieH IelUe &epeiie 3u erbrlugeu. {0r. gBm.
.. yIUIu9iOne bon ytr. 22I, &Sef=2l. Ctr,
mo oefcu Satin, Die UoH gemiiicr Seitl
nit in Die @einid)te Uerpidelt mor0eu ma
zen, beitmOreH iibereiHfimmeuO Ralette
iel Elm &etauuter BON ibueu, ie6o6 i'm gau.
sen IeBteH Sabre b0dliteu8 6 WiOl in i6rem
60Eie gemeien. Die Surp CAB Den gBabrz
iprud ab, glauette iei entme0er oud eiueu
llniall Ooer Ourd cine @ep0lttbut nm 8 ge-
ben QetOmmeu.
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9lrbetterfaDrcr tiir sd,tk,ou

BIttSbnr9, Penn.r 26. 6ebruar. IN
elmer %eriamnllun9 bon 4rbeiterfubrern
nuroe beitlOfeu, elm &rbeiter- @omite mad
g8aibiugtOn Su i9iden, nm Oie Sutereiien
bes Sdug3oQ8 Dor Dem GOugreB gu Oertre-
ten. Inter ben 2lnpeien0en wareu: g6etbe,
Yrdi. Der yImaIgam. IiOctatiOn Der Glen
unS Stablarbeiter;" Sefretdr Wartiu Don
berielben GiicciatiOn; Cline, Prai. Der o6euI
iterglaS 2rbetter GhOciatiOn;" Campbell
Yra. Der vg5ationalen 60oerattOH Der sen
iter9la6= =arbeiter;" @OngreBmitglie0 Sague
pom 25. peuniulUaniidleu 1iifrft.
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Scr MeIOfllnrFf.

HeW PORT &c. 6cbruor.-6olgcuoes
fU0 Die SdlluBuotjru8tu: @elO Oiiucte ;u
2-lt uuO itloB 3u > Ero}eut. - Strlug.
gSediel $487t-$AS7f auf 60 Gage wIo
$4.89t-$489t auf Sitl.-Suuoe5 Dbl.
gatiOucu: pro;. 1904 pros. lf3s, 4 pyo;.
l27.- &fiieH: 2,oamS GrpreB 147, Sen
tral Eacific 425, @tti. Ohio II, Gril 2S,
90. YrjOr 624, Yale Shorc 81, rs Sen
tral 53B, yiOrtb g&cfcru 1923, 90. Erior. 40,
gh-Y. Geural 1906, Ohio NiiiHiTppj 2lf,oo.
GrtOr. 80, 4itt5bwg lI9, 9}ta9uQ 25s,
9tot SSlano l3O, Union Fdcifc 1872, 2SeitTu-
lluiOu 72J.
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WorStbatt1 Ourd Qou0ftetder.

Qiurpbp8bOrO', SQs., 26. 6ebruar.
- Cine Sfaar nofreiher lagerte lett ldHz
serer 3eit 3wet WeIlen iuOti5 OOn bier an
Der en9lPurgen Sabu. Al5 9eltern elH 6ar=
ielbe leer, un0 elHe tIejHe Sueta Ueiter ent-
oedte er bic 2siden 5rpeier uubetaunttr, an
geuifejnli6 einem Serbreheu gum Spier
geiaueHeH YtduHer. &eloe GoOteu mlrcH
nur nit 2umpeu betleioat uu0 Die Shioal
idieutu jbueH 6Urd Stsiue Ooer &uippel
eiugeidIagen pOr0eH 5u iein. Die llebers
refe Duren bereits in 8erpeiuug iiber3eqanz
gen. 8is iest tft teiue Spur BON ben DtOr-
oeJu aufgefunOeH moroen.
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gfe (Sifriijnft0crltft0.

8aibtugton, 3. g., 26. Sebruar.-
Dos ituttitiide 8iireau liefert folgenOen Be
ridt iiber Die 3abl Der giumanb nberer, Die i'm
leeteu Sauuur, ionic III ben am 81. Sauuar
1886 UeritriHenen feben Ntouateu i'm Ser.
9leiae gu ben entipredenoen 8eriOoeu oes
OorbergebenOen SabreS in ben l5dfeu 8lltt=
more, 8OitOn, gten Dort, ytemzSrleau8,
philadelphia unO Gan 6ran3t5co aus Den
bOuptdfIidteu fremOeu QiHOerH bier an
faruen:
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St6SbmuDtrt teTultatloIc gl6Htu.
tittttI0ett.

Yong S8Ion6 Gttb, R.g., 2G.
8ejruar. - Der Staouatb bat ieit Reuabr
nod teiueu SOriIGeuoeH erpdbIeu t0uneu,
"a Sttmmeugleitbett ipiideH ben Barteieu
beiiebt. So peroen Oaber nod tmmer Der
gebllde gOftfeuu9en gebalteH. Su Der pom
DGttmod fauo bereit5 Oie 6OO 2lblimmuuQ
iiott. Uiau ipridt oaOon, ba5 Cbergerttt
uu3ugeben, bic StaOtrdtbe burh geeiguete
DiabregeIn 81 3rOingeH, Die ftdouiaen Sc
idGfte in SQua III igBeu.
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StHrt6tung.

Stem eloer, SH0., &c. 6abruar. -
gSictern gSnrtena WurOe beute negeH Der all
%. Sttober 1894 Oeriibteu grmor0Ung Sob.
9regers bier 9ebdngt. llebsr 5000 0teH=
idcn poren aupeisHo. Der gi6roer bielt
uui bem SdafOt cine uniuiammeuBGugenoe
9ieHe, tbeilS in engliiher, tbells in bouduOi-
ider Sprafe, in waher er feline llui6ulO
bethererte uno 9Ott mn Ser5eibuH9 fir ieiHe
NnfLGaer bat.