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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

-Signor Baldi, of Genoa, boasts the
possession of the fetters once worn by
Christopher Columbus.
Rev. Sam Jones says: "I would
rather be FIVE hundred old maids shut
up in a room by myself than be the
wife of a drunkard."
-Chauncey Warner, of Cambridge,
VT, who founded the Warner Home for
Little Wanderers and the St. Adams
Hospital, has just given to these lnsti-
tutions property in Cambridge and
Belvidere to the value of between S4O,-
600 and $4,000.
ried pistol but once in his life, and
that, with other treasures, was stolen
from under his pillow while he slept
This so disgusted him that he swore he
would never carry another weapon
Chicago Nail.
Susan Rosell, who died lately in
Philadelphia, left an estate valued at
$4,000, which, after her sisters death,
is to be used in providing q comfort
able home for aged and intirm members
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia Press.
Lewis II. Bellinger, a wealthy
bachelor of Canajoharie, n. j., COM
mitted suicide recently. He believed
that all the millinerS of the country
were prosecuting him because he pro-
posed to revolutionize feminine apparel
and head dress.-Troy Times.
OF the PIG persons who voted for
General Harrison in Darlington. n. H..
in 1S40, thirty-One are living. All but
three of them voted for James e.
Blaine. There are living in that town
three men who voted for James Mon
roe at his first election Chicago
Times.
Mrs. T. r. J. Elliott, who lives in
Frankford, Philadelphia suburb, has
the call on DR.. Mary Walker Not sat
isiied with bloomers, she has adopted Il
mans costume in its entirety, from the
regulation trousers to the most maScu-
line of sombreros. the only distinctive
feature OF ner apparel being a white
PhjiddeiDiia Times.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29
ADDITIONAL. DISPATCHES.

| HEAVY floods Ia the Rio Gillinas, n. n,
which runs through that city, inundated
the lower portion of tke town recently,
sweoping away bridges and many dwelling
houses and completely destroying the post
office building. The warehouse of the Con-
tinentsl Oil Company was wrecked and
tanks containing 10000 barrels destroyed.
a REPORT from Magdalena, Sonora, an
nounces that tho Apaches attacked Bado
Secs ranch, twenty-five miles southeast of
Magdalena, killed three men, two women
and destroyed a quantity of property. 1t
was also reported that the Indians, who
are believed to be a portion of Geronimo's 9
band, attacl ID a ranch near Santa Cruise,
Mexico, and killed a number of rancherS.
A. TORNADO swept past killeen, Tex, on
the evening of the 18th From the ruins of
their house the family of Jacob Eusleton
were rescued, all injured, the baby fatally.
The convicts at the ST. Vincent de Paul
penitentiary. Quebec, broke into revolt re-
Gently. One convict was shot dead and
Eve wounded before tho revoIt was sup
pressed. One warden was fatally wounded.
THE Senate was not in session on the
24th. The House had number OF bills OF
minor Importance before it.
AT Springfield, No, on the 9Th, Judge
Wallace admitted Cora Leo to bail She
and Mrs. Molloy are charged with being
accessory to the murder OF Mrs. Sarah Gra-
ham.
An American vessel was seized by the
Canadians off Cape Breton for q breach OF
the fishery laws recently.
THERE was an euthentic report that the
Emir OF Harran, town in Asiatic Turkey,
had caused the massacre Of all the Eu-
ropesn residents.
CLEARING house returns for week ended
April n show an average increase Of Isl
compared with the corresponding week of
last year. In New York the increase was
1854
DURING the first nine months of the pres
ent fiscal year there was an increase OF
over 81, ,0O0, 900 in the revenues of the Gov
ernment as compared with tho correspond
ing period of last year and the expendi'
lures for the first nine months of this year
were over $4,000, 900 less than the expendi-
lures for the same period of last year, max
ing net gain Of over SO, 100000.
DURING the week ended April % the Lon
don Stock Exchange was dull; the Berlin
Beurse was strong; the Vienna Bourse de-
pressed, and the Paris Bourse firm.
Ar Dubuque, Iowa, recently, Henry
Meyer accidentally drove a red-hot chisel
into his chest, inAicting horrible and ia
tai wound
A FRAME building, erected on posts, a.
Altoona, Pa, toppled over early the other
morning. The building, which was crowded
with sleeping Italian laborers, speedily
caught fire, and six Of the inmates perished
in the flames.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29
Said He Was Poisoned.

NEW YORK, April 24.-MaiI advices from
Panama, under date Of the 18th inst, say
General Ricardo .Gaitau. who was a promi.
nent leader In the revolution Of 1sS4-5, died
from fever in prison on the night of April
2. AS customary his relatives and friends
issued notices that the funeral would take
place at four p. m. next day, but to the
surprise OF most persons, before the ar
rival of the hour named the corpse was in
TERED privately. The report is in circnla-
ton, but it is not credited, that he he was
poisoned. Arrests have been made OF some
OF the persons who have circulated such
reports
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29

WASHINGTON, April 23.-General Sparks
is said to have in contemplation another
order by which he proposes to bring all
land patents under inspection By his com
mission. Theseffect will be very much tho
same AZ under the order reversed by Secre-
taTy Lamar. The Commissioner by his
new plan proposes to let the settlers 20
ahead, but at the very las: step he ties
string to the patent and that string the
Commissioner holds until fully satisfied the
claim Is all right. 1t is the impression at
the Interior Department that il Sparks
ventures TO issue this new order the Secre-
AIRY will cali for his resignation
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29

TEE Berlin ToSSiSche Zeitung, In q
special article treating of the German
iron industry, asserts that the imposi-
ton of an additional duty of one mark
per one hundred kilOgrammes upon
pig iron has resulted most unfavOrably.
1t has prevented healthy competition
and served to benefit a particular inter-
est instead of the whole country. The
paper presents an elaborate array of
figures to prove its argument
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29

A RECENT dispatch from Dublin, Ire
land, says: at has just become known
that a missing chapter house, which
was buried during the great fire here
in the thirteenth century, has been dis
covered by some workmen who were
excavating underneath Christ Church
Cathedral. In the chapter house were
beautifully carved effigies, coins, tiles
and marvellous specimens of architec-
ture. The discovery has created quite
q sensation.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29

THE total value of exports during
the twelve months ended March 8,
1886, were 1868, 956, ,92O, and during
the preceding twelve months S74S, 79l,-
O13, a decrease of S77, ,S34,093. The
values of the imports for the twelve
months ended March 81, 1886, were
S614,77S, $40, and for the preceding
twelve months 1896, POP, ,755, an in
grease of S1S,576,O15.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29

A MEETING of holders of several
hundred thousand trade dollars was
held at Reading, Pa, recently. Let
tiers favoring the passage of an act for
the redemption of trade dollars was read
from Senators Miller and Cameron and
Congressman Armentrout. The meet
ing adjourned for a week, meanwhile
TO confer with the Board of Trade with
the object of sending joint committee
to Washington to urge a speedy pas
sage of the bill now before the Coinage
Committee.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29
Dynamite in Spain.

MADRID, April 34.-An attempt was
made yesterday morning to destroy the
Church OF San Luis in this city. An ex-
plosiye was placed inside one of the enor-
nous hollow candles which stand
on either si6e OF the altar. The explosion
instead OF taking place while the church
was crowded, as was probably intended,
occurred before the people began to arrive.
The edifice was badly wrecked. and two
sections who were in the building were
burned. The outrage has produced pro-
found and widespread excitement and in
dignation in the city. No trace as to the
identity Of the persons engaged in the COD
spiracy has yet been found.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29

"A RESOLUTION was introduced In the
New York State Senate recently pro-
viding that when in cases of tie-ups
there is danger of loss of life and prop
erty from the running of street cars
companies so tied up may refrain from
operating their lines without forfeiture
of their charters.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29

"A twelfth-night cake should con-
tain a ring. thimble, a sixpence and
bean. According TO the significance
of these four omens of fortune. the one
who draws the ring is to be married be-
fore the year closes, the thimble indi-
Gates single blessedness, the owner OF
the siXpence has riches in store, and
she who draws the bean is crowned
queen and chooses her own king
Boston BudQet.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29

THE strike inaugurated by the watch
makers OF Grammont,. in East Flanders
Belgium, was reported spreading and be-
coming serious. The strikers barricaded
the bridges over the Denner river, and from
beyond these distractions made an attack
with stones on the gendarmes. A fight en-
sued, resulting in the rout of the rioters.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29
-Weste-n Kar.sas wants to be

Western Kansas wants to be a
separate State. Its inhabitants claim
that it is the richest part of the State.
but the capital being hundreds of miles
away and all the State institutions 10
Gated along the Mississippi border.
Western Kansas is deprived of a fair
representation both in State and Ma.
TOM Chicago Her0d.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29

Bessie had beon wearing a young
lady visitors locket and chain for sew
eral days, when the guest announced
her intention OF leaving on the NOR
row. Dear me, I'm so sorry!" SAID
Bessie. Are you, my dear?" asked
the young lady, with a smile, that
faded somewhat as the small girl
added: "Oh, yes, indeed shall
miss your lOcket and chain dread
fully. ."-HarDer's BdzGr.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29
Increase

The Secretary of the Treasury has
issued call for ten million dollars OF
three per cent bonds. The call will
mature June /.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29
Gs-Unchanged at si.eO94.sO.

r.. "A.
FLOUR Unchanged; low grades dull XXX,
$50: xxx. S5c0&IU0; family. Sl2O9I.3U;
choice sl5ool-60; fancy, Sl75GL50; patent,
fz. I0lc22S.
wHEAT-Stronger; No red, cash and
April, Coo bid, no offerings: Ma. cars &c, I'D
cars, dc, 3 CATS 671fo, cars IKE: June, 5
cars TO1sc. No 2 rci, cash. no bids nor Of
5Sc bId, no offerings. No. 2 soft. cash, 1 car
7sHc; April, 1s0 bid, 1870 asked; May. cars
7YEc, 3 cars TpBo. ) cars 79ssc-7D5<c after
wards bid; June. $50 bid, no offerings.
CoRS-Weak; No. =, Dash. Z7Hc bid, ZT4so
asked: April, Z71sc BID, 20 asked: May. Z7ho
No. white oasn. and April, no bids, $50
asked: May. 2oIso bid, 2Sssc asked; June, 29c
bid, no offerings.
OATS No. cash. April and May. no bids
nor offerings. Rejected cash, no bids nor
offerings.
nor offerings. Rejected cash, no bids nor
BUTTER-There ls very little arriving and
mozt OF that Is poor quality ChoiOe is in
good demand. We quote: Creamery, fancy.
zcc: good, &c; fine dairy. in single package
lots, l0StlSc store packed. In single package
lots, lO<J l2c: common 4at5c: fancy fresh roll.
EdGs-Neak at 90 per dozen for strictly
fresh
CHEEsE-wo quote: Full cream, l2c: fiats
partly SKINNED. &C: Young America. be-
SRZDs-We quote: FiaXseod, Sl.OO per
bu. ON a bass OF pure. Castor beans. Sl.5O4
I5s
CATTLE-Active and higher: shipping steers.
x4SoQ5.OO; cows. S;i.OOtS5.SO; butchers steers
S4.0O94.35.
SHEEP Unchanged.
HoGs-Actve and higher; packing. S3Zla
Bps; light, S3.3jG370
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29
CURRENT COMMENT.

SENATOR LOGAN has reintroduced
his Army Efficiency bill, with the Sec
ton stricken out which provides for an
Increase.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29

PRINCE BISMARCK was left $3.50
lately by the will of Warsaw mer-
chant, who wished the Chancellor to
buy a keepsake with the money.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29
Latest Market Reports

KANSAS CRY, Aprif24.-Thc following ara
the latest quotations teIegrapned from Cht-
cago. New York and st. Louis:
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-29
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.

ST. Louis, April "a
FLOUR - Unchanged; NIX, S3OOG3I0s
family, S3l56L5-25; choice, So 65QG3.15; fancy,
q l52Ft;1; extra fancy, 81. +5Q4.1U patents,
81 .TC15.25.
WHEAT - Unchanged: No. 2 red. cash.
St4c; May, eNGel1sc; August, $50 6GS4l4c.
CORN-U rchanged; No. mixed, cash.
0SSsc; May, 81 ll.SjNsc; July, sc bid.
OATS - Unchanged: No. = mixed, cash,
s9Asc bid: May, z9tac bid.
kYE-J uchanged ut so.
BARLEY-UnchaEged
PRODUCE - Butter. unchanged; cream
cry, :4g@Gc: DAIRY, lJG22c. Eggs, weak ut
sc per dozen.
PKOvISIONS-Cnchanged Pork weak at
800. LSrd, easy ut $3.50. Bulk meats,
steady; loose lots, long clear, So; short
RIBS. HOS; short clear, $5.lO Boxed lots.
long clear, SI.2JsE5B; short ribs, 81 -;
short clear, $3.50 BacOE. easy; long clear,
y5-sU: short RIBS, SJ.S5t15.S1,a short clear,
S5.OU66O5;
WHISKY-Steady at Sl.10.
CiTTLE-Actve and firm: choice ship
ping and export steers $j.GOaf5.5D; common 10
medium, S4.=5Gt 50; butchers steers $500
-; COWS and heifcTs So $50; stOckers and
feeders, S3.OHs4 ~.
SHEEP-Quiet at Sj.0E1j2j.
HOGS-Active and strong on good, light
AMI medium weights; coarse ard heavy were
slow and lO8er; butchers and chO,ce heavy,
$4.lVG+l5; mixed packing, $51JlL3..J; light,
S3.o5eI4u5.
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NEW YORK, April "a.
FLOUR-C nchanged; superfne western and
state, S3.jUt1}.3J; common to good extra
western and state, S.I.;5yl,jGO; good to choice
western and state, s3.6JtcJ25.
WHEAT-Cnchanged; options easy; No. 2
spring, R11c; unEruded rod, 7Oc6a$ 100; No
red, 9sHc; No. I whIte, !5c; ungraded white,
sc; No. rcd Nay, Stj7sG194Isc; December, VIZ
el9SLc
CORN-Unchanged; ungraded. 43l146c; re-
jectod, 4lc; No. q, 4tIfc, No. =, 461s6n4g5sc;
yellow, iSc; No. April, 1910; August, asa
0S4oAc.
OATs-Cnchangedi mixed western. 59lE42cs
white do, 4=GL41,c.
RYE-NO market-
BARLEY-NO market.
PRODUCE-U nchUnged; butter. dull: west
ern, lUlsZic; Elgln creamery, 26lI2Tc. Eggs,
quiet and steady; western, l2AGDlJc per
dozen.
PHOvISIOSS-Unchanged. Pork, dull and
nominal; family mess, SlL25. Cut meats,
steady: pickled bollIes, 514c; picked Shout
cers, &c; picked hams, gc. Lard, lower;
S6.2zI-
CATTLE-Unohanged; extreme for steers,
$4.1Ua6.35; bulls and dry COWS, <2.6Dte3.75.
SnEEP-Cnchanged: unshOrn sheep, S5.OIG0
622n; clipped. S4-5015.4 10; unshOru year
lings, s6.OOG7.b351; spring lambs, S2jOGo.U0
per head.
HoGs-Cnchanged at $4.eOd4.SO.
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CHICAGO, April "a.
FLOCR-U nchanged; southwestern VIM
ter wheat -four, S4401i4 ~: W .scOnsiu,
I S4.0GI4G5; Michigan, S4;J654.I5; soft
sprinX wheat, IS. IBl54 10: Minnesota bakers.
S5.5G4G4&O; patents. S4G5G95.UJ; low grades,
a.. OUlL:UJ.
WHEAT-UnchangcG; April. 7gls7g7sc C; June,
: Sl&@S2+sc: No spring, iN019i4c; No. 3
spring. GS31Oc.
CuKN-U nchapged; cash, 3Gss &C; April,
365& l53I1sc; June. jSll lC3SIac.
OATs-U ncnHnged; casn, =9l495Oc; April
29I &C; June. - .GG:Hasc.
RYE-UnckanEed: No. >, Gle.
BARLEY u nchanyed; No =, Jlc.
PHODCCE-C nchunged; butter, creamery.
l69z212c; dairy, l4tSlIc. Eggs, nrm ut los. %
lie per dozen.
PROVISIONS-U nChangcd: mess pork, easier
and lower; CASA, 96-&,G99UJ; May, 81 Iz6D
9.U314; June, 0a14Io9.l2l5. Lard, quiet and
steady cash, $aS11a. Boxed meats dry salted
shoulders, S4.UJls41O; short rID sides, Sj.-s21a;
short clcar sides. S5GsQEj %.
NHISEY-UnchangUd " Sl.4.
CATTLE-SlOw. aud common stock was
lower; Shipping steers, ~ .-ytr5S0: stOckerS
and feeders, S2.7VtE4.sU; COWS, bulls and
mixed. S4.1UaI4. s5: bulk, 81. 15GG3lO; through
Texas cattle, $A4H1j.CO.
SHEEP-Slow and weak; natives selling at
$2.iOSI5 40.
HOGS-SlOw and lower; rough and mixed,
S3.JOS54 10; packing and shipping, S4UOeD4.3J;
Light, $3-5UG4-l5; skips, S2.j0GtJ.4O.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-05-13
BON Der SneTcitc.

Der Scront0n Sdpabenpercin whb
baS elesidbrise GdnnitaSter 9olIefeIt
AM %. Su4uit abbaIten unb eeocnft
ealitIbe in grDberem Mabitabc Az arran.
9lren, ais oaS Dor siuei sSabren aboe.
baItene. Wian ipiQ mebrcre ausrdrtiae
8sreine einIaben mb rcdnet aud, auf
cine rsgcrc SeibsiIisuns Der bieFsen
9eutiden.
ray Sauptquartier fir 9cifsr, Rcilc=
taiben etc. in Srpipn'S Bee Sipe.
Council & So. fabrisiren tasli8 25,.
600 SudIteine.
Satab SaItes parb am Gamitao Ici.
ntr 6amllIe 9eBenilber 10 unaneenebm,
oaB ibn QpIiSlit 9ennp in 9eripabruno
nabm unS nab Der Sail braGte.
Sarpcp'S SsiSsfabrit 1T Gaa unS
gtatt in 3bdtisteit unb wiro curd Gin
pslterS Stcdpert psr5r6bert.
Sn Der anopffGbrit war am Bonner.
flag SabItas.
S&ubmader 9ieitcnbab 1T ipicbsr
gCilno unO munter uno lpiro bonn nGb,
lten Nlonta8 ieinem @siddfis ipisbsr
poritebCu.
GaCn Sane, baS II Nonate uIis
Gphter6en bes an Gspar Apenue hob,
nenccn GbarIes Srpbnbeimsr, fUIot.
ibrem Uor SSbn Gassn ourd 9ipbtberi.
tIs eobln aerafften 9ruoer am Samitaa
9lbene IN Elm beferes Seuisits mad, in.
BEN lie eerieIben 8ranibeit untsrIae.
Die Sei6e puroe am Wlontas gta6mit-
tag sur SssrbisunS nn4 2sbisbtou ss.
bra9t,
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SulIlnprc,

- 0ie Grie & 8pomino GiIenbabu
nno am ndtiten Samitaa in ben ScIib
Der 4enniplpunid 9obIen So. lberacben
uno inter Der rireIten Scituno bon Sus
perlnicnrent Sobn y. Smub uno itinsn
2IhlItcnten Iteben. 9us @eIeiIc Der
0rdpitp 8abn ipirb bam auiaenummen
uno bic 10 bcIiebtc 9er0babn Gin 9ing
Der Ser9an9cnbeit isin.
- IS iino Die bsitsn 9tusftbten Dor.
honeeu, RAP unicr Borough enplid, cine
Yolpeliorcs erbGIt. 0as BON lepctlt
Otc Donald entworfene 8cieb oc,fiiat
bic Grnennun8 eincs Yol8cidefs mo pcn
adj !bOIlgitcn, Die pom borough fcin
Salair e,baIten. aber font ,u allen
8ebilbren fir 8erbnfiunssn, 8Srlaeun.
aen etc, bcrcdtiet imO, mic Gunitablss.
9lm SinitaB 2lbeno iollte einc Spesial.
peliammlun9 bes Staotratbcs obaebaI.
ten unO GrnennunSen pcr8enOmmcn
perbcr.
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| 0as Sleii6erssI6dit bon 8unaU
4rdmer befinSet iid in itctiecm 9IufbId.
ben, mas oaSurd beipieien pirb, bab er
Su ieincn biSberigcn orei 9lbIieftrunBs'
ipa8en eincn bierten Isi. O1ern in
0ienit 8eItelIt bat. glub bat iib Ger
lunterncbmenbe 0eibdftsmann 9snbs
tbi8t Bcieben. sur beHersn gtuIbeipnbrs
un8 hes 6IeiibeS I'M Spmmer eineu &C.
r6umi8en 9iefri9eratCr bauen Su lahen,
Der ngefdbr orei 9Unnen Sis, scbn
9tinbcr nebit ilcincrsm 8ieb aufnebmcn
fam. 9tebenbci 1T nod Rnum gcnus.
hab bic feds Yut6er am Sonntda be,
quem barin iiBsn, ibr S6b6m Yier
trinten unb 9artenipicIen t6nnep, ipds
ibnen iebeufaQ5 bel Der ieBiBcn Ssrs
ihIciienbcit Der WirtbIdaiten nur ans
9enebm iein fam. glub bic 8erldGn,
eruns ieineS 0run6Itiidcs bat iid Serr
3rdmer onBeIeBsn ieiu laiien, inbcm CT
ii6 einen 9eidmnduoIIcu ciierneu Saun
UNI SaheIbe anfertiocn Iieb.
Infer oeuii9er 8aubercin oreuniiirte
ii6 am 5reitaB befnitip bur6 bic g8abI |
foIsenter 9eamtcn: Braiiosnt, Ssmp
). 3iesIer @iSe Yrdi., $. @rabner
SdaBmeiiter, Senrp WinEler; Setre.
tdr, Satob s. Dlilsr. Sircttorcn, 3
Sabre: Beter 9tOiur. Gbriit. Storr,
BbiI. 9irit fir 2 Sabre: Geo. Nsber.
SoRn Sdcuer, IT,, Bctcr RobIiug; fir
l Sabr; 0loriB Swjd, 6riB Gang, s.
6. !Rlller. Die 9InSabl Der gssci6nctcu
Iflicn lit 1900 uno es piro isbCnfaas
baIS tic ouIle Sobl unteri6riCben iCin,
IA bGS Girettorium in ieiner 3uiams
aus meiitcns prdttiiden &c.
i9dfIsIcutcn el!aemcinCS 3utraucn Be'
nicbt. lie mad ite 8criammIung iinbst
5reitdg ItcnO in Stcu's ,,GeutOnia
SaIIe" an GlOeritrabc itatt.
9ta4 Der ,,Srec BreB" iinb unIere
OiitbIracr SEQ. Sdimpif unb DiidaeI
Obller Ssiuertcr nm cine StcIIe Gn Der
2lrmsnbsbhbc.
ssy- Sir imprrtirtcn S6ueiser, fei.
ncn SinburBcr unO aneere &die 9sbct
III Sblpenltcin & Gber's Stpre, S05 Sc.
bar 9tpenue.
ES- Gbas. S6eu9's Stiefcls unb
S6ubgei6dft 1T nit ben beIten g8aa.
rem rei9Ii6 ocrieben mb bic 4reiic
inb 10 nietriG ipie irsenbiuo in Der
Stabt. Q
Bay~ SIN SGubItpre Der @ebr. Slid
IN eebarltr. iincet man bic belc2BGare.
ray SeiaCuipan's beriibmtcS Ncws
nj Eager uno 8alantine's Grpcr!
Bier 1T immcr su baben beim 6dbbcn
,eer DuBeno 6Iaihen bel Wiihasl
Dtiacr, Asa uno 1876 Gsbar gtpcnuc
,esBIsi6cn bic beiten 8uti6en unt
Pierhe Su perlcibsn. Aae 9eiteIluns
n8en lei 4oit oScr TeIcpbon ptlnttIi6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-05-13
StGStratb.

SpcliaI SCriammlung beS 6 o nj.
mon Gouncil an Wittiuob g(bCno
Tie getition Der Scrantou Saicn uni
Gtitcr So. UNI Guinabme in bas Seuer,
oeparIemcnt Bins al tas yuIiGneiae Gcs
mIte.-Gtne NuSabl StrprSnunecn ipurs
cen ein8ercitt uaS reIesirt.-Sm Cans
icn 8enommCn, mar bic Sibung nidt
uon srobsm Sutcrciit, oa baupii6bIi6
neutrality-suspicious. erIsctSt tpurNen.
Der select GounciI rar
AM 9cnrcritaB in rc8cImdbiger Sits
un8.-0er Stutti6rciber ipuroe apr
AnfeIlunB bon brei Gebdlfen sur Cos
plrun8 unb 8erelcidmB Der Steusrtus
plltate ermddti8t.-Iic &erprcnuno
3ur GbcnunB bon Gburbiirabe sur Dali
pahtrte aipeits 2eiling; ebcnfo bic Ser.
orenun8, lueIdc ben County GOmmiII6.
rem oas 8edt sicbt, cinen Seper bonn
@efdn8niB sum 6luB Su Ie8cn.-Gin
9eIdIuB paiiirte, bic DobBelpun 9riis
de na9 9ctcrsburS su bringen; Elm
anoercr msiit ben Stabtgermeter an,
oie StraBenIinie an gBeit Gaduponna
Gpe. uno Ncunier Strabe anSugeben.-
Sertaot.
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Nulmuer 10.
Sphe Warfer Nptiicn.

- Tis glrbciten an trr Continental
8rube ip.rbtu crit i'm SUM pieotr Be-
ainncn. Dieics 9pcf log felt cipi3l
OIonaten i;iae, iuciI cS nrue WaI6ine.
rie erbieIt.
= Der S6nopsbdueIcr GbcmuS g.
SalIU Itarb am 6reitNg babier. 81
trdntsItc felt Ginlritt Der ncuen Diuni.
5ipaIoromIn0.
- Die Scranton GprIgt Gompanic
maB iRr 0ciddft cripciisru.
= Die ou8aciianbcncn @ic6cr Scr
Scranton OicniG5ritnGbmen am 51ms
tag bic glrbtit pilbcr auf.
- Senrp BURNS i'll gum GonitatIc
Der 2l. @orO eynannt porEcu.
- g9illiam Dluir fiel am 0onncrItoo
V'or9en in ben 37S SUB tiefen 9risbin
Sbadt binab uuo pay iofort topt
Der SerunNliifle mar cbCn auipdrts
9efabren; obcn an9etOmmeu, I6ien i'm
Gin ShwntcI ~ blillleu, er perIudjt,
oerBetens itb Gufrtdt gu balten unS
ltinjte eann Icpfabpdrt5 in bic Ticic.
Der &brpcr iraf unteu ben g9ilIiams
OapiS une fii9tc oemieIbsn ibpcre 8srs
lsbun8en bel. 'Diuir mar uerbeirGtbet
OaptS Bat ebenfaIIs cine 6amilie.
- Serr 9puis glotb iUlr mebrers
g9oden am &cpfs mb Ma8en.S Satarrb
trant, IT abcr iUleosr auf Der Ytieruno.
Oas llebtI id,icu in tcr 2uft Su lieeen,
tenn SieIe Iitten 6aran.
EsS~ Coos & 0ppIc. l42 SdS Nlain
loenue. - Giicns, 9Icds uno We6er.
9mlcopaaren porrdtbiM 0ass unb
Balers GinriAtanBcn unO 9ieparaturcn
,efrrBt. 81