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, 1886-01-19
LABOR TROUBLES.
Hungarian Strikers Success
fully Defy the Law.
Coke Drawers Threaten a
General Strike.
Over 1000 Men Expected to
be Idle.
Rioters Successfully Defy the Law

Rioters Successfully Defy the Law
Nh. PLEASANT, Pa, Jan. lS.-The
Norwood and Standard mines were heav-
lily guarded last night. The events Of the
last week, however, had an intimi
dating effect upon men willing to work,
and very lew presented themselves at the
ovens. No disturbance occurred last
night. Company guards and deputies
are holding undisputed possession. This
morning, Sheriff Stewart, with twenty
five deputies, went to Norwood to arrest
a Hungarian who had threatened to shoot
a man who wanted TO work. The Hun
garians saw them coming from the house
in which the offender was, surrounded by
a mob of his countrymen. They were
armed with clubs and the women with
knives, and they swore they would all die
before they would allow a striker to be
arrested. The sheriff held a council of
war. and determined not to precipitate a
conflict. His small band then retrcated.
1t will be impossible to make any arrests
without bloodshed by the ordinary pro-
cess of law.
, 1886-01-19

LONDON, Jan. Stead, editor of the
Pail Nall Gazette, who, in November,
was sentenced to three months imprison-
ment for his connection with the Eliza
Armstrong abduction case, was released
from prison to-day. Stead is well and
will speak tonight at a meeting of his
friends and sympathizers. He will then
take a fortnight's holiday.
This afternoons Pail Mall Gazette says
there is no foundation whatever for the
Inc now current that the government
will resign Immediately on the reassem-
bling of parliament.
, 1886-01-19
saIvationists IN tho Cooler.

JOLIET, ILL.,, Jan. ls.-Thirteen mem
bers of the Salvation army, including
seven generals, colonies and captains,
we're arrested and locked up in the police
station tonight for parading the streets,
beating drums, shouting and otherwise
disturbing the peace. The army was no
tilted the other day that they would not
be allowed to parade any more, but they
persisted in ignoring the orders and de-
fed the authorities. The arrests tonight
caused a great sensation on the streets,
while hundreds have nocked to the sta
ton TO see the prisoners, who make the
building echo with their prayers, songs,
hallelujahs, etc. The mayor has ordered
the chief of police to keep those arrested
locked IN over night.
, 1886-01-19
Opposed to Homo Rule.

BELFAST, Jan. ia great meeting
under the auspices of the Loyal and Pa
triotic Union, was held here to-day. A
resolution was adopted protesting against
the passage by parliament of any measure
granting home rule to Irelrnd.
The queen to day sent her private sec
rotary to Mr.. Gladstone with a letter on
the Irish situation. 1t is stated that the
government will at the earliest moment
introduce a bill in parliament making boy
cotting a felony, charging magistrates
powers Of summary jurisdiction, and 9TH
erwise Strengthening the criminal law.
The introduction OF this measure Is said
to have been decided upon at the cabinet
Council to-day.
, 1886-01-19
PEOPLE you KNOW
%Cheyennese at Home aud Others who
are Abroad.

Saml Haas was ON No. | last night go
ing west
George Morgan returned yesterday from
Salt Lake.
Col. Witherson has returned FROM q
trip to Denver.
A. s. Mercer returned from the west
Sunday morning.
T. W. Peters has ronc on Il flying trip
to the old country.
William Dolan has returned to his
ranch on the Muddy.
John Moran, of Elkhorn, came up
from Denver yesterday.
j. d. Ilinkle, prosecuting attorney Of
johnson county, is in the city.
John Apperson is wearing court plaster
on his face. Ask him and he will tell
you.
Judge J. b. Blair, c. w. Spaulding
and James Gresham, of laramie, are at
Fishers.
Judges j. B. Blair and S. G. Parks
came down to Cheyenne from the west
yesterday.
Secretary Morgan will have his hands
full for the next sixty days looking after
legislature matters and interests.
Stock Inspector Morrison came down
from Rawlins yesterday, and will remain
in the city a few days.
j. M. Lobin, the member OF the house
of representatives from johnson county,
arrived in Cheyenne yesterday.
Hon. Geo. Mitchell returned yesterday
from Nebraska to take part in the deliber-
atoms of the Wyoming Legislature.
Frank Wilson, an old citizen of Chey-
me and for several years in the employ
of West Meyer, died in Dubuque, Ia, on
Dec. 80.
j. w. Snyder, the king of Wyoming
and Texas cattlemen, has gone to his
range on the South Platte to look after
his stock.
Jno. Kepler, Butte, Mont; J. A. Per-
kins, Galveston, Tex; Miss Mary Sulli-
van, Fort Worth, and Samuel Ford, OF
Kentucky, are at the Metropolitan.
Hon. Homer Merrill, Wyoming's com
missioner at the New Orleans exposition,
returned from that city yesterday, and
will make his report through the governor
to the Legislature.
Col. Fred Clark, manager of the Thorn
burgh house, went west last night. He
has just returned from a visit to his old
home in Michigan. He was four days in
the snow blockade in Iowa, and says
Wyoming is the best country yet.
J. j. Thomas, Cummings; 7. L. De
Lime, San Francisco; J. S. Kerr. Elk
Mountain; s. c. Parks, Rawlins; B. w.
Towner, Laramie; Z. w. Center, Raw
Inns; G. B. Garland, Pine Bluffs; D. Nc
Phee and wife, ranch; C.. H. Bussey,
Rock Springs A. Deppel, Fremont,
Neb., and Homer Merrill, of Rawlins,
are stopping at the Inter Ocean.
, 1886-01-19
Noticr

Notice is hereby given to all persons.
that on the llth day of Dec, A. p. 1885.
letters testamentary with the will annexed.
were granted and issued by the Judge OF
probate of Laramie county, Wyoming
Territory, to the undersigned as executor
of the estate Of Samuel NJ. Montgomery,
deceased. All persons having claim,
against said estate are hereby notified and
required to exhibit the same to me for al
lowance, within six months after the date
of said letters; or they may be precluded
from any benefit of sand estate, and il
such claims be not exhibited within one
year from said date, they shall be forever
debarred.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. %. 1885.
w. j. KuYKENDALL,
Executor.
, 1886-01-19

LONDON, Jan. ls.-News has just been
received of the burning of an enormous
haystack at Lemberg. Bavaria, which had
been used during the cold weather fol
shelter by Migrants. Only a night or two
ago a larger number than usual of the
homeless wanderers had sought shelter
under it, and while all were asleep the
haystack took fire, probably from the
ashes of a pipe. Twenty dead bodie.
have already been taken from the ruins,
and it is thought many Others have been
burned to death.
, 1886-01-19

PORTLAND. Orc, Jan. S.-1he cut in
in freight rates by the transcontinental
lines to San Francisco, which began a few
days ago, alter Il weeks truce has reached
Portland. The Union Pacific to-day pri-
vately notified shippers here that any
rates TO San Francisco would be dupli-
Gated by the Union Pacific to Portland.
In many cases the cut is 30 per cent
, 1886-01-19

W~ooDsTocK, Ont, Jan. lS.-Recently
a girl, named Collins, died here, as it was
supposed, very suddenly. A day or two
ago the body was exhumed prior to its re-
moval to another burying place when the
horrible discovery was made tmat the girl
had been buried alive. Her shroud had
been torn in shreds, her knees drawn up
to her chin, one of her arms twisted under
her head and her features gave evidence
of dreadful torture.
, 1886-01-19

The weak stomach is said to be the
lodging house Of many vagrant diseases.
These can be turned out by strengthening
the stomach, and the digestive organs in
partnership. There is no str~engthener
like Browns Iron Bitters. Safe, speedy,
and sure. Mrs. Henry Corning, Hart
ford, Conn, says Browns Iron Bitters
relieved me of general weakness and dys-
pepsia and made me strong"
, 1886-01-19

LONDON, Jan. ls.-The st. James
Gazette says: The queens speech, to be
delivered to parliament Thursday, will
d%enouncc the National League as an uu-
lawful organization, and ask parliament
to support a bill either for regulating the
league or suppressing it.
, 1886-01-19
Robbing an Engllshman.

P%rrrsBURG, Jan. ls.-George Hassel,
the Englishman reported mysteriously
missing, and who it was feared had met
with foul play, was found by a detective
late last night. He claims the alleged
officer who arrested him yesterday led him
to an unfrequentcd part of the city and
then robbed him Of his pocket book con
tanning over $500 and papers of great
value. Hassel came here to establish
himself in business as an architect. The
thief has not been arrested.
, 1886-01-19

CHICAGO, Jan. ls.-Cattle-Reccipts
G 200 head market steady. Shipping
steers, $500 |, 800 pounds, So G0(a5 q. 50;
stockers and feeders 81. 70(@A30.
The Drorcrs' ,Jo,1ndlspecial cablegram
reports the cattle market stronger than
last week; prices lc. higher.
, 1886-01-19
Threntening the Ministry.

LONDON, Jan. ls.-The members Of
the present and last ministries have re-
ceived letters threatening retaliation with
dynamite if coercion policy in relation to
Ireland is adopted or if home rule for hat
country is rnfnsnd
, 1886-01-19

CREsToN, Ia, Jan. ls.-This morning
an explosion took place at Short Il Cool
ey's rendering establishment, n mile east
of the city. There were six men in the
building at the time of the explosion,
two OF whom were killed outright and the
other four seriously iniur. d.
, 1886-01-19

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. IS. In
Columbia county, ycster night, the
dwelling Of Emanuel johnson was dcs-
troyed by FIRE and six children asleep in
one room were burned to death.
, 1886-01-19
Death of Admiral Hayward.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ls.-The secretary
of the navy this morning received cable
gram from Admiral Franklin, command
ing the European squadron, stating that
Commander Hayward died at Alcxan-
dria, Egypt, on Saturday, of typhoid
nnunr
, 1886-01-19

The largest stock OF fine brandlcs, old
WHISTLES, choice Liguelrs and superine
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1886-01-19

For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER. Idelman block
, 1886-01-19
Now.

~
To cat dolon our stock of heduy
Clothing ne are offering Suits
and Ouercoafs at Eastern prices.
W. haze a good assortment 10
select from and guarantee a
perfect fit.
Boys and ChiIdren'S Suits
IN great variety at prices IN
proportion.
We hare received a new line
Of Spring styles IN Shirts, white
and colored, Neckties, boa0s and
GloveS, the newest and latest
patterns out.
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9as am lebteu Samstag @benb in
Der Gon5ert=6aae %a69e6altene nno pom
@eian9oerein harmonic" peranitaltete
CONCERT e~rfreute ii6 zines nidt 10 5abl=
REDEEM 8eiu6es ais 5u eriunrteu itanb,
bo6 trob allebem bari Der @eIanguereill
nrf Dieies CONCERT itOl5 Iein unb mas
oil Der ginna5me fe6lte, gelunm Der
ielbe rei6li6 our6 bas Yreiti9e oas Die
2eiitungen Der MitUirtenoen INN pers
i9nfte. Die 9%ieberburtrdse bes Wdn=
ner6ur, iuie al9 Die perl6iebeuen 8Or=
trG9e bes Sntrumentul Guurtetts mads
ten einen lehr wo6ft6uerOen Ginbrud.
8ei9li6en SeifnQ ern0ete bas 2er5ett,
,,bas 8eiI6en" luel6es bon 5rnu @m.
Singer, SRI. Sebwi9 &Oei6el unO Sri.
@milie Wonnig nit Gi9erbeit pUr9etra=
gen purbe uno muBieu Die Samen auf
ltiirmiI9es 9acapos&afen etll6e
Strupben bes 9iebes p%ieberbolen.
9os GppransSol yberSlinoe," wurbe
BON SRI. @milie MOnuis in iebr einnebz
member unb 9etuinnenber @eiie unb nit
beiouberer Seridii6ti9uns bes Gpmz
potbiiden 9elun9en.
Die beiben @eian9spurtrdsc bes
Nuartetts, friendship, Love and
Song" tpie aud Moonlight will come
again" 9efielen iebr gut nnb i6ienen,
uie Der iibri9e Sbeit bes programmes
our9ue9 NIT gong b~eIOnberer 8eriid=
ii9tisuns Der Gtimmittel uno Der muiiz
faliiden 6Gbi9fetten Der @itpirfenben
9eud6lt gu iein. Die beibet 3itberz
SOlos bes jrnsen 4uguIt 8esemann
purben BON bieiem iebr gut pursetra9en
uub ernoeten tppblueroienten 4pplaus,
@s mar bies bns erite 4uftreten u%nieres
jun9en Sreunoes bod lieB er ii9 bur6
oas unnusbleibli6e 2ampenfeber nidt
IRE MAIDEN unb 1pielte Die beioeu
8iecen feblerfrei hur6.
Serr StOrd bat ii9 abermals als
tii6tiger 9irigent ertuieIen uno nit ben
ibm 5urSerfusun9 ftebenbenS rdften 3 -
SeitmOsli6ite seleiftet.
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aIs 3ei@en Der Belt ertudbnen mir
bier, bnB @nrrentun, Der SIP Der
Snteaisen5 BON tnIerem benn9barten
@arren gountp BEL Der lesten Sdul=
tuabI einen G1ultermin BON bier, inse
unb i6rei6e bier @onate bei6lofen
bat. Beun mir in 8etradt 5ieben, bab
Der drmite unb fleinfte 9iitritt unleres
gOuntps einen feds mOnatli6en S6uls
termin unb Die srpBe Stabt @~orrentpn
nur Die bonn Stnate pprseidriebenen bier
Ronate beitimmt bat, t6nuen mir nt6t
umbin Die nrmen 8arreutUner, Die ii6
bieIes srOBe Nrmutbs SeusniB BEL Der
lebten Babf uusitelIten, 6u bebauern.
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Bra arh uub 1tmoeaeuh.

2uuis Seberle reifte mad Benton
@itp, Mu., mo er ldu9ere Seit Su Der.
peilen 9ebentt.
9apib 0teBser bot elm serdumieea
@Obnbaus auf ieiner Surm erri9ter
%lafen. SranS 9ebuube mar Der 8au.
meiiter unb fibrte Die 4rbeit in elmer
8eiie, tuelbe fir feline 5dbisteit bus
bette 3eu9niB ablest, aus.
Die 9ittle Berger sesenieitise Seuer,
perii6erunssz @eieni9aft bielt nm Ges=
ten WOnta9 cine mObf beiu9te Ser
lammlun9 ab.
Im Spnnerstus lebter @u9e fonb
Die S6ulprliun9 in Stuedlin's Siitritt
itatt. Die S6ule itanb pdbreno bes
chen ab9elaufenen Sermins urtter Der
fdbisen unb tii6tisen 9eituns bes Srn.
9Ouis S9aumbur9 unb tuie BEL Der
8riifun9 81 erieben tunr, botte er ferne
Nu6e I'M ben a~ufuroun9en Die an
einen 2ebrer seiteat iuerOen, sere6t gu
tuerben unb baB inn pieieS selunseu,
betuieieu Die iebr merfli6cn Sorti9ritte
tuelde feline S9iler sema6t batten.
Den Observation-Disclosures tuie aud benz
Granten tuognten Die @ltern her S6iiler
unb piele 8iir9er beg Siitrittes bel.
S6mibt's &upeIe bate fib fur5 mad
Der 8rifnn9 ein9efunben unb erfreute
Sung uno Gift bur6 Sortra9 liebli6er
@eiitn.
Gprrc5ppubent
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Inter ben nielen 9erbeferunser
tpel6e felt 8esinn bes Sribiabrs III
6ieli9er Stnbt in gusrif senpmmen
purben, III pObl feline ipel6e benz srpBen
9ublifum mebr gu ftatten fOmmt, als
Der neue Gommersarten Der Germ
9fauti9 & &u6n. @ie mir unIern
2eiern Dor einisen @o9en mittbeilten,
baben Die @isentbime, Der gun5ert
Saae Die bisber Der 6nmilie gteuen6abn
9ebDri9e Got fdufli6 on fi9 9ebra6t
unb ieitber iuareu S9reiner unb Gnz
Itrei6er munterbrD6en an Der @rbeit
lin einen Seiu9s~ unb &er9nii9un9sz
plab berSuitellen pel6cr benz Inter
nebmun9sseiit Der Serren 8fauti9 &
&ubu sur @6re uu6 Der Stabt CUR
3teroe serei6t. 8lumen6eete, 4n=
pflan5en bon peri9iebenen 3ieritrdu6ern
uno Buumarten, iorpO tuie Die Gin=
rt6tun9en BON %9erdumisen unb sra5i6=
len Bapilons nit Der n6tbi9en @us=
itattun9 o Sii9en unb 8duten fat
3eit unb @elb 9etoftet, ieop9 itebt nun
bas @an5e ieiner @OIenbuns 10 nabe,
baB Die gi9entbImer Die formelle @r=
Dffnun9 bes @artens auf nd6iten Cont
tag feit9eiett BADEN uno BON bu an Der
@arten benz 8ublifum sur Serfi9un9
itebt. 9lm 4betb bes Cages tuiro Die
NpOItel 8nno i'm @atten c0ncertiren
unb Die @dite bur6 i6re i90nen Mu>
iifuortrdge u%nterbalten.
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8ci jeti9er 3eit 9ebDrt ein Spa5iers
gang in DEN @alo uno lber Die uniere
Stabt unlgebenben !6ii9el, Die 9e9ens
pdrtig nit ben pra6tpOuiten pilben
8Itmen uio benz i66niten unb ippi9iten
Grin geI6miidt iinb, Su ben nnsenebm=
item Grbolun9en. 8iGbe 9iu5pntben,
Seil6en, Stiefmitter9en StueetpiIiams
Die Sliitben Der 9ffaumen<, SOl5dpfelz
unb unberer 8dume l6wdnsern Die 2uft
nit ibrcm n%nsenebmen Quit, unb aus
alien &i6tunsen ert6ut Der Iieblide
@eian9 Der sefieberten SeU6lterung bes
@aloes benz @anberer entsesen.
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@%aentpaaren ieber Sorte unb 5u allen
Rreiien bel @m. @berlin.

9us Serr SObn 8fautI9 Iebter
9ienstn9 N6enb nm unscfdbr Gnlb IL
llbr lid puu ieiuem @ei6dftslOcnGe mad
9auie 6e9eben, uUGte, benterfte er Elm
bellies 2tdt in benz ~un6eipO9uten p6eren
GtOd Der olten Ituiif6alIe. 8eflr6,
tend baB 6euer in Dem SauIe ausgebro.
den iei, elite er Suriid mad Der CONCERT
bale unb iebte ben Gi9entbiimer bes
Sauies, Or. au9. S6miot, o benz
@eiebe1cn in &enntuiB. Die Ritalie=
Der bes Se9elclub, bic iid mod in Der
@on5ertbolle beim Segelipiel amiifirten,
besaben it6 iofurt binauf sur Wufitz
bale, bod als lie bort a~nlnnsten mar
bas 2i6t oerihtpunoen uno bas Der
meiltli6e 5euer idon 9el0i9t. y6ier
baben Mrs r~ubebinst nit Ginbre9ern
5lt tbun" meinten eiui9e Der &e9ler uno
in fur5er 3eit iunr nod mebr Siilfe berz
beigebolt. ga6Oem fi6 Sober nit
eitem 9roBen Sniittel Ober ioniti9em
0toroinltrument ~betuaffnet bate 9ine es
arf Die SerfOl9un9 ser ginbre9er log.
Der @i9entbimer bes SauIes poftirte
ii6 nit elmer aus Dem lebten 8hreer=
friese itummenben Musfete auf tuel6er
elm nerrOitetes gajouett aufgephanst
mar, am @in9an9e, anbere unt5ineelten
bas @e6Gupe unb bielten @adt, udbz
reno Die me6r 9Oura9irten fi9 auf ben
5uBipiben bis an Die Sbire ees 2im=
mers in peG9em ii6 bic nermeintliden
8erbreder befinbeu ioIten, fdliden.
Der 8erIu9 Die Sbire ju 6ffnen mfg
sliidte &ufnnss, bn bieielbe perrieaelt
mar. Aae 8orii6t, baB Die 8du6er
ni6t entruii6en %iollteu, mar getruFen.
&uf pieoerbOltes SfUpfen crfUIste feline
anttuort unb 10 lag teiu anberes Mits
tel pUr, bic &erle Su erereifen, als Die
9biire 81 er6reben. Inter ben idtueren
5uBtritteH Ser Scrfulser 9a6 bic 9bire
na6 NIB i'm 9eu tunren ale S6ieBipof<
fen auf cine in elmer gfe bes DINNERS
fauernbe 9e1talt seri9tet. ,grsebe
F6rie Der Sibrer, bod Die @e=
taft regte ii3 ni6t bonn Rlube. EObes.
title berri6te ~ringsumber uuO Der
oiiitere S9immer elmer 2aterne lief
Die @eitnlt Dor ben gusen ~unIerer
mutbi9en &e9e1i6ieber erI9eineu.
unterbra9 Die i9aurige Stine
als elm @erdui3 ba5 ii9 tpie bas
S3nar9eu zines S9lnfenben nnb6rte,
,Sanemnnn gang On nuran" rief elm
oiebsrer G6wabe Der Ii9 i'm Sinter<
Iruno %perbOrseu bieli, uno bas @erpebr
,or ii6 balteno faBte uuIer 9nnemann
zen Wutb unb trat ms Simmer; nuf
bepe9te ii6 Die @eitalt nuO Der
iubre6er 6Hnete eri9redt
,ie Iuseu uno ltaunte Die Giubrins=
inse on. n5reitus" rief elmer; ia es
par Der inter benz Nnmeu y6reitas"
ietanrte 9tesertuabe Der ii9 in benz
Elm gtudtlaser seludt batte uuo
Ter ben S6laf bes Geredten i9Iief.
Or. G9mi0t bent Sreit1s ben
3atb ertbeilt bate, bas nd9ite Mtal erft
GrlaHbnib 81 frqsen ehe er bas
,nus gu elmer iOl9 ipdten stun6e be,
rift, Inn bn iein @a6tquarticr auf5us
begaben ii9 uniere 5elben
'ieber mad Der GOn5ertzSaLIe mo bies
,lben Gins pber aud @ebrere auf ben
traufen. !
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ferrrtirrnhrnt hrs .@,Ifsklatt.N
Ct. 2ouis, @o., 4pril "a, Is

Ct. Souls, Wto., Nprll "a, 1886.
Su @etE8ellepilIe Itarb AM Spunta9,
ben Is. 4pril Der in @~aseonase County
pObltefannte 6rieo. SO. Seinete. Ser
Iel6e tuuroe 1871 in 9ippe Setmolo 9e-
bOren uno fam i'm Sabre 1847 nit lei
men @ltern mad @merifa. Siele iie=
belten ii6 an Der Secono Greet, Sap,
9asconaoe County, an, no ieiH Sdter
nls 9ei9idter gr5t ii9 6alb cine 9roBe
8raris ertparb. Der jun9e 8einede
ipu6s bier auf un6 erlerute BEL ieinem
Sndel 9bilipp bas S9mieoe9anbuerf.
@dhreno bes 8iir9ertrieges oiente er in
Der lluions=9lrmee. SIN Sobre 1866
uerbeirat9ete er ii9 nit Srdulein g.
6uppert ulb Su9 mad @eit=8eauile.
Sm Sabre 1877 tuuroe er BON Sapes
gum 9oitmeilter BON gSeit=8euepiue
%ernnnnt. Oieies slmt befleioete er 8
Sabre lang. @r 9interldBt feline Srau
unb Ie6s &irber. Geine bp6betngte
Mutter, iuel6e bel ibrem 56uieseriObue
YaitOr u. S. 8eper in JOiterturs, 81,
mar eiuise Gage . ieinem
9abini6eiben au iein &runtenlnser
seeilt unb muBte es erlehen, baB nun
Der Stueite ibrer S6bue ibr our9 ben
COB poransins. Sem 2ei9enbe9dnss
nib fanb AM 20. 9tpril, inter re6t Sabl-
8e9leituns Der pielen 5reunbe,
bic er fi3 erpur6en, i'm 5rieobuf auf
8alnut SiI III 8elleuiae itntt. Der
6err tr6Ite bic Sinterbliebenen. ".
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gsir periueilen uniere 2eier,. 9anj
ipe5iea aber %uniere id0nen 2eierinnen
ouf Die nere @n5ei9e Der 5rau 6. 2oe6
an anberer StelIe bes beuti9en SOlfsz
blatt. 5rau 2Oeb bat einen reidb alti=
gen unb gut aus9eud6lten 8orratb bon
Busluaarer, Die benz 9ei6mnd ir9eno
elmer Game entIpre9en.
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Serr 2ouis >. &rumpe BON &Saibz
ington, Mfo. uno 5rauSeleba Suffer uOn
bier lieBen ii9 am0ientag in oerg8UBn=
ung bes 9rn. 1uiscO Ntuebl, in MtUnt
gpmerD County Die SCREEN Der Gbc
anlesen. gSir Wiiniden@liif sum SunOe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-30

Gin @inienber bebauptet in einem
Sem Yorfer 8latt, baB bic m~eiiiusenen
8ierfrnbnen 9eiunbbeitsi9doli9 ieien,
uno igr @ebrau6 ben 8irtben %perbOten
werben iOllte. Sa5 bnben mir ldnsit
geabnt. Neuli9 ia6en mir eiten Mann
9erao' uto itrnmm in cine @irtbI6aft
ais er 6ielel6e cine Stunbe lpd=
ter periieB, taunielte er uno fonnte ii9
faum aufre6t erbalten. . bieIe mel
lirgenen Srn6nen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-30

Serr Sris Gtaube bat letten Muntas
bas bisber bon Srn. Dan. 9aeffner
betriebene @a1t6aus an Der MarttitrnBe
bon bieiem fir $4,000 sefauft nnb
tuirb binuen Surgeon 8eiib bnOOn nebz
uren. 9err Stnuoe miro Die S6anf=
tuirtbi9aft, ebenfaas bas Sotel9eI6dft
tueiterfibren unb punI6en mir ibm 5u
oieiem l1nterne9men ben be1ten @rfolg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-30

Sci Der nun Sru. 9. &c. 9alenritter
ueranitalteten Serlopiun9, Die am les=
tenSam stag 9l6enO ftattfanb, mar Srdri
6ortuun ben fOlsenbeu Sidetinbabern
gang bciouoers bOIb, inbem bieielben Die
9aupt9eiuinne 5o9en; $. 2uppplb,
G6adipiel; @m. Scramble, 8ettfteIe
go. 1; Grib Stauoe, Settfeqe $40. 2;
@eprg 9artpn, S6reibtii9; @b. 9emme,
S6reibtii3; 5ran5 aeune, S9reibtii4,
6. 8op, 8uliterbanf g. @. @ausbunb,
3dbtiI6;9 g Soft, @artenbant. @unber5
borer @eiIe uurbeu fnit alle 2ousirlba=
Der Der 4. StraBe nit StiefeIfne6ten
be9liidt. Dem &ebafteur it ebenFaas
bieies Slid u%iOeriabren, bod feblen inn
nod Die Gtiefel Die er iuabrs
I6einli6 bel elmer nd3ften 8iebuus &c.
lpiunen pirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-30

0eitCrben, am 10. 8. Nt. in i6rer
@o6nun9 in 96iro Greet Sopni6 dip,
5rau 0tarp 8arbarit, Die @ittpe bes
pert. q. S. 8nr6arid. Die 9abinsez
ldiebene 5ablte 5u ben erite n 9lniiep=
fern bieIes guuntps unb binterlaBt
nrtBer iie6en @riuu9Ienen Sinbern einen
9rpBen 5%reunbesfreis I'M i6r 9t5leben
III %betrauern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-30

Die SlGtterz unb Srnubcnfnpspen
Der @einreben baben fi9 in beirabe az
len @einanlu9en entfaltet. @s purbe
allgemein angenommen baB infolse
oe5 itreu9en @inters bic &eben, gang
lpe5iell aber Die ebleren Gorten, ie9r in
0titleioenihaft se5u9en iuurben, bod
itelltc es ii6 jebt beraus, baB bieie Sez
firdtun9en gdn5li6 unbesriinbet tuaren
ulb Die @usii9ten auf cine ersiebige
5rnubenernte ie9r 9in1ti9 fino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-30

6armer tpoQen ni9t %ueridumen Die
neue Qn5eise beg Serrn s. s. &ulle,
4gcnt Der Seerins grntemai6inen,
elmer 9erauen 9ur9ii@t 81 u%nterwerfen,
Die Mai9ine, Die Serr 8ule pertritt
lit cine Der beiten bic in bieIem 9anbe
ge6nut tuer ben unb tperben alIsemein
delp6t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-30

Su ieiner am lebten SOnntas ab9e=
baltenen lung bei9luB Der
beige S9isenu erein bas erite 8reiss
I6ieBen bieies Sabres auf Der 5arnl
beg Srn. S. $. 8oblten am 16. 9tai
ab5ubuften. 8dberes beiast bic Gin
sei9e an anberer Stele.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-30

1 have been using Tongaline and
find it a splendid remedy in neural
gle and rheumatic troubles. l used
it upon myself in a severe and OBJ
stinate case of sciatica with the best
of success. A. Slack, NJ. D., Cogg
Hill, Tenn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-30

Sas 2eidenbegdn9niB Oes peritpr6e-
men Germ Ggas. 90. G9nei6er, fanb
am lesten Samstng unter iehr 5abl=
Set6eitigun9 BON Seiten unIerer
8irser, uno ben NtitslieOern bes
Sdisenpereins, auf Dem itdOtii6en
6rie0hpfe ifatt.