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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21
NEW ANECDOTES or JACKSON.
Two or Three Yre.h stories About old
Hickory.
Fs.a.,lt ura... &c.,

Detroit FfnR Frohe,
uspeaking Of noted men," said tho
Roy, Dr. EDDY, the other day, ~ can give
you two or three stories Of Gen. jackson
which / will personally youch for ~ true
and which believe have never been put
IN print"
Under one OF the Adamses the Rev Mr..
Lane was appointed keeper of the light.
house at Portland, CbauianquR county
N. y, and expected 20 hold the position
for life, but 20 bis surprise, shortly after
Gen Jackson's inauguration received no
tice that he had been removed and his
auoeesaor appointed. lie wAstedno time,
and "hltchlng up" his old horse 70 q still
older wagon, started on a Journey %
Washington He was simple old man,
and had no idea that the president u the
United States WIS any better than any
other man, 50 when 20 arrived al Wash
ingiOn be drove 70 the White House, tied
his horse, and asked 10 zee the president.
lie was u man after JacksOn'a heaft, and
the general eGter.Alped him as a gRest ~
tAe White House and saw that soe old
horse had tho best there was % % had 10
TINS presidential stables, and when be left
ne carried IN bis pocket papers which re-
talntd him rs hooper " the Portland
light until he died.
AZ an instance Of Gen. JacteOn's great
llBcralily the following may be RiFeni
lia was living IN Tennessee, Then ihe
Rev. John nrneTmcrhOrn o. Utica yihiied
his part ~ the c0nntFy 90 4 missionary
tour, rldiuR 4 horse, % was tho cusbDm
Wbiie III tbs yicinity Of "The nermit4gt,"
Gen, Jnckaon't home, IN. bcbefmer-
horn'a horse died, and tbe poor mission
AIRY anew not which wey 70 turn. Gen,
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0nslo u ufs. rarl,og,oa.

The way IN which lhe nrst rartIDgtou
paragraph N9s written WAS dnaular, One
evening the news csiue " the PQst news.
paper oliso that nJpf Wss sclil1k AZ very
high pricus ~ tho MagdaleD lslan Ia, IN
the Gun ~ 49, LaNfeAee. HRid George
Bailey, ONE " BniliabsrH ihliOH,c0mposl.
tors ~ IOa't caro- a- What the price
10 10 lhs MagdAlpH islh1gs always haze
10 give just W much i0r hail DOLLARS
WORTH The idea struck bhiliaber ~
odd, hn1 be Immediately aoi W tho lines
"Mrg. PaItiuRiou says she always. noticed
that, whether -four wss dear or cheap,
she had invariably 70 pay the same money
Tor half dOliaT'e worth" The parA.
graph was generally copied by other news
papers the neat day, aud second pAfe.
graph pabllahed ihe following dey Was
equally Neli received. Encouraged ~
theso saccessea aud he c0l0Dei's COM
inepdntl0n, Mr. bhllaber continued ~
rite eucn queini paragraphs eGd other
natter A. heg0 since made him famous
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21
ALTAR AND romB.
Tho 0Rzottc'r Record of the Marriages
and deaths in Texas.

Tho ohhott"'H keoord uf the Marriages
and Deaths Ia TeSap.
MARnIAuKa.
w. s. Duncan and Miss Salllo Green,
San Marcos, November n.
Il = Thomas aud Miss Kate McGohec,
San Marcos, November 10.
J 10 Joaey aud Mlsa Kate Leuoir. Bry-
an, November IA.
II II Perry aud Miss Alice Bennett,
Rongan, November 10.
J II English aud Miss Mary MELON.
aid, Wildoryillc, November 9
J H. Adair aud Mics Matte Palmer
Huntsville, November lG.
J II Il Warren aud Mlsh Bottle Reveal,
Holland, November "a,
I u, Kelly and Miss Martha Brasoli,
Clcburno, November rs
WIN, ID. Chapman and Miss Milo
Brondle stanford, November ~
II l. Pate aud Miss Mobile ". witt,
Omaha, November H.
II G. Wllkorsou and Miss A. NJ. Flynn,
Gainesville, November ",
ThoH, Bhwn and Miss Willie Dockcry,
near NolRhylllo, November 10
Henry Lancaster aud Molllo Trigg,
LDckhart, November 10
r. y Henderson aud Miss Lula Ar
mour Van Alstync, November IA.
j. T.. Martin aud Miss NJ J.. Cornelius,
near Mesquite, November "a.
J0hno Copeland aud Miss Jennie Sim.
mona, hear Cl,burnc, November H.
Farris JenrIoa aud Mloa Mary Henson,
llillsboro, November H.
John Carson and Mise Maggie ilill,
lllco, November H.
ltgy u A Maaa.v and Milo I7V.tu. A
Bishop, Honey Grove, November II
G, N Bailey ana Miss -, A. Jctcr.
RockporI, November D.
j, u. French and Mlss Gertrude Sum.
mers, Grecnyllle, November o.
j. II, Alsup aud MleB Annie Carpenter,
Bolton, November lG.
Edward Abbas and Mes Hattie XII
Tough, Clobnrne, November o.
Thos. Dechman mn Miss Susie Farley
Woathorlord, October rs.
pmArna.
John Fnaslcr, Medina county, Novem'
Der &.
c A R)bortaon, EIondo CITY, Eoyom-
Der o.
j. A Hall, Marshall, Novgmber r..
=. II, Mllls, Marshall, November 49,
Mrs, Eyot', Garlic Springs November
~
Capt Il. Jordan, Cotula, November 10,
Mrs n q, smith, COrsloana, November
no.
Mrs, clccIy flamtor, Cooper, Noyom.
Dor ~.
Emil TiernstadL, sherman, November
TO-
John NJ IIrame, whltcwright, November
~.
Mrs. cenlo Dugan, caddo Mills, No.
yombor 10.
Charles II. Nash, San Antonio, Noyem.
Der 10,
Robert white, Montgomery Noyom-
bor7
Mrs. Louisa Never, aear WINS, Noyem.
Der 8.
Misc Jcssie Brown, Denton, Noycm
Dor lG.
DR. j. r. Meek, Ennis, Noycmbor l.
George Gage, Whitney, November 10.
Judge John Brasheer, Houston, No.
vemberl7.
Rev. A. Il. Goodc, Atlanta, Noyem.
bsr 10.
Mis- Helen Thomas, IIuntsyIlle, No.
yember g.
Fred buchanan, near Beldon, Eoyom.
b0rl4
M. ., Long, IlhOme, November 10.
r. N. Mckinney, Uyalde, NoScmber ".
George Moecley, Midland, N0Ycmbcrl7.
Mrs, q. O. Gregory, Plano, Noyem
Der D.
y. W. Talloy, near Montague, Royom'
Der 8.
Judge James y, Ice, San Antonio, No
gomber rs.
Mrs. .. @. Grim, Arlington, Eoycm-
)or TO- !
John McLonpan, Cameron, Noyem-
Der TO-
Mrs. W. - ROWS, Denton, Noyom
ser 20.
MIS- jessie brown, Denton, Noyem.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21

10 cement wood and glass together,
mix some finely pulvsfged, weli.dned
zinc-Whlie With clear cOlai varnlsb, IN
such quantities. ns 10 produce half
liquid preparation, eprea1 this over ths
parts 10 bc commented 4ud II viii be
iohnd that They viii be- jdned firmly 70.
gether. This cement Jaa tha edyaelaRe
over many Othsra 10 that u dcca moi N.
inre The most brightly pollahed OAK
wood, and viii bear The iept u washing
with Hafm WateF,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21
'as CHICKEN OMITTED.

. -
psa,,. sent w Nine Years tor Bur
Z " Gazette. ''
asss1V Hlo' Tx, Nov. William
lsi.d I, siias William Miller, was
su,sa 'le district court to-day for
/, ~, : Nalnamah's shop on Ious.
~. I. .Nu sentenced 70 serve nine
~ STATE penltentIary. There
ii y g'Aers % DC tried Ia eobnee.
ssss, /. same crime. one OF the
NJ Y we case was a Chipaman
isss' }, sepl on the stand the attor.
4 , ssle,.s , ,,se objected 70 his testi.
t,tfss5s s Z, court adopted the prnc.
I. ~ .,yt, ~ Chlna Ia swearing Wit.
W. as ,a glns the neck of a chicken.
4 ~ ~, 1850 " Try the case without
sl'h TIE above result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21
ON WALL STREET.
Saturday was the Llyclicst nay n
Many Weeks In transactions
IN Railway stocks.
The Most Active STOCKS show Dsolinsa,
while the spscial,iea show
mostiy Advances,
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RRsuMH
Special 20 Tho Uasette,
Nav YoRK, New 20. Railway honda
sold to-day ~ ioliowai Fort Worth a
Denver City at 90, Texas 4 Pacific
Rios az IA Missouri, Kansas & Texas
90 ~ a2b d'a NJ l06A.
Money actB por cent,
Governments q m.
Sterling quiet
Wheat ptfonr
Oh closed AT IA.
Cotton nuch ngtd.
Coffee q points higher,
GOVERNMENTS, sruUKa Ann noNpa.
NRw YoRK, Nov 20, Government
bonds were dull and steady.
Stocks were uunsually aotlye and *
cited, without any special feyorlabness
except among very few stocks. and linr.
tnaiionH on the general list were unner.
ally narrow until afternoon without much
significance To-day was the most actlvo
for many wroka Richmond q West
Point was the principal feature. II moved
through considerable change, opening
anna great excitement and selling al differ
ont prices from 20 to TO- Iint the re-.
action was quick, and y dropped
to W all In the first ten minutes, II then
slowly advanced to "A hut closed NJ 9a1
Some probable plans Of the now manage.
mout were circulated and tho excitement
lasted until tho close.
Money was easy, aud foreign houses
dld very lltile trading, Chicago and
UtangorH aud NandVrblts were without
tohtnro The bulk0f foreign operations
were M Eric ana Western Union, and the
former was strong all the way out. Chi.
cngo, ~ Louis aud rltlsburg stocks were
the special itu'ure among the low priced
slockH, and advanced materially
with active trading. Another
marked movement was ia Alton
Tho opening was active and the nervous.
ness and excitement caused by Richmond
s West Point sproad through the entire
list Tho frat prices were A aud 4 higher
than yesterdays cloaing nuuroa, hui tho
advantage was soon lost aud rally
brought prices MP 10 about the openlnp
figures about noon, after which much
better feeling prevailed until toward thn
close when everything gave way under
The lead Of Jersey Central rho market
closed active aud weak Tho net result
OF hutlncsa ~ decline IN tho most active
stocks while tho hpoolaltles show mostly
advances,
KANSAS cry PRODUCE
KANSAS CRY, Mo, Nov. 20 wheat
s,cadyl No 2 rod cash flbo bid Docem.
ben G2he bid May 7l1 bid Corn strong
No, 2caeh Bo1o bid, December glcj Jan.
uary lbo bid Oats stohdy, 2ilu cash
NEw oHLRAsg MAitRNT
Nav oWHANa, IA, Nov, 2U...-llour
lower grades have declined, choice, 81 90
0e8 Boz fancy, a8 70C68 co. Hay, slrong
and higher; primo, sl9 b0GqH b0i choice,
$40 90. Bacon 1fm ahoulders
90 00j long clear and clear rib,
~ l2h Sugar eaalori open
kettle prime, 4be good TO fair TO fully
fair Blmic, ContriiugalH, choice, o 8.i6c,
of white, l-lG0obkot choice
yellow, clurlhod. i6lGCo6e, primo vol.
low, gclari0cd, ilc seconds, agO6J li-i6a.
M0lasscs steady and unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21
NINE EXPLOSION.

-four msn Horribly Bnrnsd In tho stissd-
ARA Mine.
PuTsnUR0, Pa, Nov. 2o.--A terrible
explosion occurred ia The burning stand.
ard mine this morning about O'Clock.
The explosion occurred 10 what Ii
known as the "gas slaIng," which ban
been feared ever since the mipe took
lfe. The men working In the mlne az the
ume MI got ont without Injury exocpi
four, who were frighually burned, Tbs
not known. II Is not considered safe 70
enter. a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21

CmoAoo, Ill. Nov. go.--Tbe eyAena-
ton Of tho etock yards ~ tse state
troops took place a u o'clock tplg hyIh'
ina. A force Of depnty sherlfs Alln re-
mains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21
Auo,.l man rate. slo,pmae,

Special ~ tho baFette,
vgnEoN, Ink, Nov. g0i--s Sam Hunter,
proprietor Of the Union hotel, TOOK NOR
pblno This evening AZ O'Clock, ana y ~
the point of death. no says That society
turned against him, and that caused HIN
30 do the rash net
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21

0ns ui,sd, tlo 0lher Died.

A woman formerly our slave IL now our
cook About eighteen months ago aho
became slekly and had cough and was
confined 10 bed, aud lt wop thought that
abe had consumption Tho treatment by
physlclane failed 10 rive rellot Ia Do
combcr, 1884 a node or kuut tho SIR of il
gooeo cgg formed just above The pit OF
the stomach, which when labcnd dis
charged matter eight or nine
monihp. One Of these also formed
uudor her arm, ana tnr00 on her
back, which discharged matter for
considerable time For six months Of
this tinG she wHs cOnnqcd 30 the house,
aud most OF The time ia bed. The stomach
often refused food by rejecting what ahn
had eaten, bhn used a great deal OF
medicine, bat failed ~ bo cured. bought
one bottle 81 your b. Is. IS tmadu IN Az
lantp, Gau) nnd gave II ~ her and she
commenced t0 Improve. ! then bought
and gave her three bottles more, nnd hhU
continued TO Improve and IN two months
Time her cough had ceased, her cOnatltu.
ton strengthened, appetite and digestion
good, oil discharges ernsod, nodes Or
knots disappeared ana sho went o work
apparently healthy aud fattoued up
greatly.
This woman had married sister Of
near came eEe who Wha affected in pre-.
cisely the same way ana about he fane
tlnh. Shc had node or knot on pit o.
stomach bhGk, etc She did not take any
II Is Is ana tho node on her stomach gtG
thrUHRh 10 the cavity She continued on
The decline aud wasted away, aud finally
died
These wcfe two terrible cases Of blood
puison~-ono used u u, y and WAS speed
lily culed--the other did not use II ana
died. IL Ia mast hbsnredly most wonder.
ful blood purifier ! refer 20 merchants
oi this town. Yours truly,
WI Ropnsoa
Tishabee, Ala May 4, 1896
BunHIFf EELxAeFD.
For period ot sixteen years have
been taiGtod with oatarrh Of the head
which bntied the uae u all medicines
used. BeeloR the advertisement OF Is u
B, l purchased and used Bix or seven bot
Ties, ana although used iTeguiarly have
received great relief and recommend II
as "A good blood purifier.
Signed, j. n. lioiGoNBg, JE,
SheHh Of IieualeOn county, Ga,
Al vii desiro full Information about
tie cause ind cure Of Blood POiaoDs,
scfofula and Seroiulous Bwolllngs, Ulcers,
Sores, Rheumatism, Kidney Complalnig,
Catarrh etc, can secure by mail, FREQ, a |
copy oi our thTty.tw0 page illustrated
Book 81 Wonders, filed win The most
w0Bdorinl,hnd startling proof ever before
known, Address, BLOOD BALM CO.,
Atlanta, IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21

Randall A Chambers co. commence .
e,esy,ng sale of white blankets Monday ~
,.,lces fhat viii estQnleh the natives,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21

special 10 ne oancile.
GALgEsrosi Tgsy Nos 21,--ATiyed .
Steamships Lampnsas andrew York from
New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21

4. .,, Tom wsa,Asrtord.
4 telI I, ~, Fk1, Nov. 20.--PToL
n Z esaleago win lcctuts A. the
~ sunday the gist, AZ 8
- afternoon. His subisc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21

J.essss G 1ayc testified to the efficacy
w In caring rheumatism.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21
THE CITY.
ouR wArnm WOMB.

turin nNTKorivn CHARACTER SHOWS uE
AND a riAN ron IMPROVEMENTS orr
HMM
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Tuesday, March %, 1886,

At II o'clock noon, all the right, title and
interest of the said Emma Kaleleonalani, Of,
in and to the following described lands:
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advertisements.
NOTICE.

The undersigned begs to call the attention
Of Planters and others who may want to
move a succession of light loads for moder-
ate distances, to the system of
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TEIPHER AGE.

By which a nearly continuous stream of
sugar cane or other material may be moved
by means of electric motors, drawing buck
cts, baskets or other containers, along a sta
tiOnary steel rod suspended on posts, the
power being supplied at central station by
means of a steam engine or water power
working an electric dynamo.
This system does not profess to compete
with tramways where the ground is suitable
for such a mode of conveyance, but the cir
cumstances under which its advantages are
apparent are:
Where the ground is very rough, uneven
or gulchy, or where the gradients are steep.
as it has no difficulty in drawing a load up
an incline Of l in 10.
Where the space for a tramway cannot
well be spared, or over swamps or other
ground impracticable for tramways.
1t can be taken along the high road with
as much facility, and with little more OBJ
struction to the traffic than by a line of
telephone posts.
1t has the advantage of the overhead wire
rope system without its disadvantages, as
there is not long wire rope to drag, with
its attendant friction and loss of power,
whilst it can turn on sharp curves.
The main line can be moved to different
positions at moderate expense.
line is now working at Glynde, in Sus-
sex.
For further particulars and cost apply to
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The Risdon
Iron & Locomotive Works.
Corner of BeaIe and Howard Streets

Corner of Beale and Howard Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO~.................. Ca LIFORNIA
W. H President
JOS. MOORE. Superintendent
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN
ID all its branches; Steamboat, Steamship
Land Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or
Compound.
STEAM VESSELS, of all kinds built complete
with Hulls of Wood, Iron or Composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
vsable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs
constructed with reference TO the trade in
which they are to be employed. Speed, ton
mage and draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR SrILLS AND SCGAR-MAKING MA
CHJNERY made after the most approved
plans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work connected
Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets Rolled, Punched and
Packed for shipment, ready to be riveted on
the ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and
Water Pipe made by this establishment
Riveted by Hydraulic Rivetiug Machinery
that quality OF work being far superior to
hand work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
c.fc Coast of the Hene Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps, for Irrigation or
City Works purposes, built with the cele-
brated Davy Valve Motion, superior to any
other pump.
J. N y Honolulu
Room No. B. upstairs, SpreCkels Block.
agent for Hawaiian Islands
226Se30-Iy
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1. The Ahupuaa of WAIAHA 1. situate
in KOna, Island of Hawaii, and containing
an area of 273Is acres, and being more par
ticularly described in Royal Patent 1880.
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w. L. GREEN,

Agent for the Telpherage Company (Iim-
ited) of London.
Also agent for John Fowler & Co. s rail
ways and steam plows, and Mirrlees, Wat
son & Co.'s sugar machinery. 535mar25
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advertisements.

Notice is hereby given that, by order of
Alexander j. Cartwright, ST., the Executor
and Trustee of the last will and testament
Of Emma Kaleleonalani, deceased, and I'M
der license of the Supreme Court. we are
authorized to sell at public auction, at our
salesroom, on Queen street, in the city of
Honolulu, on
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Sabnumfall tn gbtlaaelp6ta.

BbiIao elp bia, IS. &pril.-9ie ,8eun.
IploGnier SabngeiellifJaft" unO bic pRea6ius
ger SabHz Gompagnte" ftritten iit betaratz
lid pegen OeS Me9ere6ts ourd bic Cont
merCeitraBe, uno bic Qn9eleQenbett lieqt be-.
reitS 8ebutS en6giiltiger @nti4eioung Dor
@erift. Sn Der 3mi1en3eit bat bic yBeunz
nlbanier Sabn" uon oem @eleiie, meld,e8
bic DHeootnger Sabn" in genannter StraBe
9elegt bat, SeitB ergrtffen uno cine Serbinz
0ung nit ben 9eleiien Der ,,RloerzSront.
Sabn" bel Der 2lu8mitnouug Der &ebtqbz
GOenue bergeltellt. Die 2Seid)e beftnoet iidl
unmett Der Vebi9b aOenuez Bride an elmer
Steue, mo- Der BaDnt0rper eiIe 2iemlid,e
StetguRg bet. Seit mebrerett Sagen Iino in
Jener gegeno glrbeiter oanit beidJGittqt, bic
BET ben Aus9raburgen gewonnene groe in
onene @tenbahumaggOnS iu uerlaoeu, uno
bic ans mebreren iOl6en &aggOus befebenz
ZEN 3ijge rperoen BON Ser 2otomottOe Sir.
500, oerer 6iibrer 0tartiu See lit, fortbef0rz
bert. Als MN am Samfdg, SormtttaQ8 nm
310 llbr, Elm oerarttger 3ug bic Commerce
itraBe NIT boiler @el9minotgfe.t biuauf fubr
un6 mad Baiiirung Der bel Der &e0arItraBe
beftnoliden Sabnfriimmuu9 in bic 8eidle
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lid 9e9en cine mdftige &0bre oCG 8aIi,rz
Iettung iiieB. Die itartmanoige 0t0bre qab
inoefen ntdt rad, uuo Die Solge ba0On
mar, baB Der Oor0ere Sbeil Der 2ofomotiUe
iammt Oem ltnisIeitigeu @glinOer uoQfduOiQ
5ertritmmtrt mur0e. 9abei muroe Der QSertS
fitbrer Der Grbeiter, 9iamen3 Sromu, meldler
auf benz 3rittbrett Der 2Ot0motioe iaB, AMI.
fen 2ebtere uno Die 8aTerrGbre oerart elm
geflemmt baB er mebrare 6tppen brad,
Serftaufun9en an BEN SelneH unO inner
ltdle SerleBungeH oaUOu trug. Ser 2otO-
mott0ftibrer See tpur6e in Solge 6e8 furdlt.
barren 2nprau8 gegen ben S6lieBbebel uno
ben Sefel gei6leuoerT. Son ben auf ben
g8aggons befinbIi6en 2lrbeitern ilugen meb.
rere Itlimme 6autidiirfungen uuo Shnit.~
nunben 0OpOu, ba ite BON 6RnIelben auf ben
@rbboben geidleuoert nur0en. 9urd ben
llniau mar Der Serfebr auf Der y@eoarfr.z
4ieroebabn" 10 l0n9e gefDrt, bis bic 8riinz
mer tortgelhOfit mareu. Der aus Der Solo
mOttOe entmeidenbe Damp unO oo8 firdter.
'Iite Sraden bei'm 3uiammenftoB loften
cine Dienge 3uidauer berbet, BON oenen
etnt9e iOfOrt 6iilfe fir Die 8erunQliid,en
requlrtrteH. gSertiiibrer Groun murUe nab
oem oGptitOpal 6oipltal" gejtafft uno See
IN letne 8obnuug. Die 8el9dOiguug an Der
Bride 1T betrGdtlid.
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stus Der SmmOes,S SamptRa0t.
IeWe Stas in Sesue auf Rrgterun8ss
41uOetctert,

8aibinstOn, 3. g., IS. Gpril.-
Senat8 @Omite fir 0fientli6e 2dnOereten bat
beidlOiien, fol9enbe 8iQ8 eiu3uberitteu:
bieienige 6e8 Senators Sngall8, mOnat 3wei
tueitere Qanooifritte in 9afota gei6afien uuo
Die @reu3ltuie oeS 9iitritts 9eaomooo feIt=
geitellt perben Iou; bic Ntit9el'Ide Bill in
8etrefI Der @reiruug zines ferneren 2an0=
8tfrtfts in Oregon; bic 8ladburn'lfle 8i1,
tpouaf Der 8reiS fir bic Abfriften BON Baz
tenten o0er iontiqeu 9otumenteu Se8 9enez
rals2anbamts fir betbeiligte 8erionen auf
Is Gents pro buu6ert gSorte, iOmie 80 &ents
fir pbOtOzlitOgrupbiite AbOriide BON 3Opns
hip sYar8euen ief9eiett tpirO.
8ermtIdItcs.
Der 8rGIibent ernannte gefern 6ru. s.
2tbgerwOoO bon gien- 0Orf gum 0titglieO Der
Snotaners&ommiiitou.
6r. Srenbolm, Der neuernaunte @ourdnt=
Gontroleur, tt bier etngetrOiieu uno mtro
ietne 6untttonen am 0tontag iibernehmeH.
Der 8unoeSOampfer yMobican" iit am 4.
b. 0t. bon @allaO na6 Den Samoa Snieln
ab9e9angen. Der uSroQuoi8" miro III @aIz
lao Oerbleiben.
g8 oerluutet, OuB Der fungiren0e Sdass
amtsietretGr III nGfliter g8ohe abermalS $1O,=
100000 oreipro5enttSe SonOS 5ur SinI0iun9
elnberuien peroe.
Der amerifaniihe @eneraIfoniul in 9tom
telegraphirt oem StautsietretGr, oaB in SrtH~
biit mdbrenb Der 3ett bonn 8. bis gum 16. ..
9t. iedS5ebn YerlOnen un per Cholera far
ben.
Dem SdubOepurtement ift nitgetbeilt
mOroen, O0B Die canaoiide 9{egieruHg BEN
QnIl fiir Qurfpr Npr ma Spu gEpr Stnntpr
IN Canada tmPortirt Wiro, nm u BrO3. err
b0bt babe.
Ser @rditOent bat Die auftelluugS gSOetrete
Der @t0totenf @OmmifGre unter3eidnei.
2teielben merbeu wabri6eiulid am Mtoutag
cine Stbnn9 abbalten, I'M cine Organization
gu bemertitsIll9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-19
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fGbrtE.

Pitt8burg, 3d., Il. Gpril.-aur; Dor
IIittag ereiGnete iif in oen g8erten BON Sin=
ger, 9ttmmid & Comp, no erperimenttrt
murbe, comprimirten Stubl Ber3ufeQen, elm
ifredltde8 llngliid. Die ettua 1000 8fuuS
Stabl entbultenoe Torm ging in Stitde, uno
ba8 fliiifge 0ictau nur0e mad alleu 9eiten
gei6IeuOert. DIS llriafe bes llnfau8 ntmmt
man on, taB Der Sano nitt trodeu mar.
@tpa so bis 60 Berionen tpobnten oem Gr=
pertinent bel. g8 entItan0en Elm 8anit uno
cine augemeiue Sludt. gtls fi9 Der 9ampf
uerSOgen bate, entoedte nan, oaB iiber 20
9eriOnen berleet murOen, baUou ulebrere ie6r
idmer. S0mes Ntadep, Sdmel3er, altr.
Softer, Sormann, 8eter SeB, Sagl6bner,
5rauf gimmif, @eidaftsfibrer uno ltit=
9lieS Der 6irma, finb bwer, gSiQiam q.
Ginger, ebsnfaus Ddtglie6 Der Strma, 8atrid
giullen uno Midael osborn neniger oerlest.
9uBerbem giebt e8 nod ptele anoere leift
Serleste. Der SOrfau erreste srOBe llnrUbe
i'm SabrifSiItritt.