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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-15
New York,s Corrupt Politics.

New YORK. Aug 13.-Like Samson, Hubert
o. Thompson died with blind eyes and shorn
looks. Like Samson. he has revenged himself
b death. He has pulled down two main politi-
sal pillars, but unliks Samson, in this fall of the
Temple of Dagon. he has buried both friends and
enemies. While Commissioners of Public Works
Thompson gave out contracts valued at over $20-
100000 Whatever was made by these opera
lions was squandered as soon as pocketed His
tastes were as extravaeant as those Of vitellius,
and they we're gratifed at all hazards. Thomp.
sons term ran out on Dec. 81, 1884. He was
anxious TO work the feshpots of. Egypt for an
other five years. but tho exposure of his cor
ruption 10 the Tribune seriously crippled him.
Aside from that, John Kelly's Mayor
barred the way. Thompson had been in
ytrumental in driving Kelly from
the Conpsroller's Office and Kelly
nlways returned blow for blow. Thompson, In
his turn, had to go under. Anxious. however
10 eecnrf y share OF the drippings OF the flesh
pote. lie snssng Squire on the Mayor as his sue
cessoE fN'eas Oh the day that Mayor Edson's
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-15
An Episode i'm Cultured Society.

Boston Record,
IT am going to have the celebrated Professor
Won Dunkelheim at the reception tonight" said
Mrs Marlborough Croesus to Mrs. Sharpe; he's
a great acquisition--so very profound and
learned, you know-but he won't talk. Nobody
has succeeded in making him talk. If there's
ANYBODY at Newport that can draw him out, my
dear. it's you. and want you to try your skill
on him."
Whats his specialty?"
Butter THAT was what Mrs. Sharpe I'M
derstood Mrs Marlborough Croesus to say.)
"Butter2 Why, that's queer fad for learned
professor But I'll do my best"
That evening, at the reception, Mrs. Sharpe
opened out bravely rpon Professor Won Dunkel-
helm at the first opportunity.
''As we were driving out on the island this
afternoon. professor" said she, II saw some of
tho most beautiful herds of Jersey COWS that
have ever seen in my life
"AhT
"And at one place the cows beyond the fence
contemplated US with such gentle, tender eyes
aud such soulful moos that for moment l for
got their practical value in their aesthetic attrac
tons But, after all, / thought, it is not for
their beauty that we should value them but for
the butter they produce"
Jump
Mrs. Sharpe ratified on about the cows for
conversational mile or two without drawing out
any response from the professor. 1T is because.
he thinks don't know anything about the way
butter is made that he won't talk" thought Mrs.
know something about it And she proceeded
to discuss the creamery methods in vogue in
Vermont. with an infinite deal of talk about
coolers and temperature and mechanical butter
workers, ard so on. She hadn't crammed on the
subject all the afternoon for nothing.
But not word could she get out Of the profess
sor beyond 'Um' and "Ah" He was plainly
very much bored, and edged away after while.
Mrs Sharpe was in despair.
Presently Mrs. Marlborough Croesus got her
into a corner, and said:
"Why, what in the world do you mean by
talking forever to Prof Won Dunkelheim about.
COWS and creameries, and all that sort of thingp
isn't that his speciality Didn't you tell me
sog
"Why, never in the worldp
"What is it. then for heavens sake2"
''Buddha, Of course. He's written any num-
Der of books about Buddhism"
There is marked GOODNESS now between Mrs.
Sharpe and Mrs. Marlborough Croesus. Mrs.
Sharpe SAYS a woman who pronounces "Buddha"
like butter is hardly fit for cultivated society.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-15

chicago TrIUune
young widow in Waukesha, whose husband
had been dead q month, and whom she had al
ways supposed to be free from small vices, was
overhauling his clothes the other day. She
found large plCg OF tobacco in coat pocket
.Oh, Georgel GEORGE she exclaimed despairing.
ly, ''you and I will never meet in the good
world!" In another pocket OF the same garment
she found life insurance policy for So, 600, of
which she had before known nothing, and she
burst forth exultantly: "Oh, yes we will! we
will! Heaven will forgive him his one little
fault!'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-15

Bagley-Just one moment
DeBaggs-Excuse me, am in a bit of hur-
ry. expect my wife home from Atlantic City,
to day.
''Apd you are going to meet herr
mo- I'm going home haven't seen the
house since she left and / want to brush the
cobwebs from the front door. You see. dated
all NV letters AT Home"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-15


Likker sellin looks like nifty profitable biz.
mis-, but it 'aint alus. 1t hez it's drcrbax. Yoo
see, yer customers don't live long enuff to make
the biznis ez profitable as it shood be. Jest ez
you git man fairly fixed so that he hez to hav
his likker regler, he gifts so that he won't work,
and CONSISTENTLY don't hev money to satisfy his
appetite. That's the trouble. Wat good to me
is man with healthy longin' for stimulant,
and no money to pay for it
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-15
Entirely Too English.
Boston Journal.

An English paper reports that the opposition
to Henry Ward Beecher has come ''of the I'M
pleasant feeling in some English minds that Mr..
Beecher is hero merely to make money being
farmed by lecture agent.s There is richness
in such aualms of conscience. when one consid-
ers the number of Englishmen who have been
Harmed" out in America, and as a result have
carried home thousands OF American dollars.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-15
london Punch.

london PUNCH.
Husbard-I have been making my viii, dear.
Leaving you everything, with--ah-full power
to remarry.
Wiee-Oh, darling. neverl
Husband-Yes. love. And (with sardonic
chuckle) in that case shall seei assured there
will be at least one who viii daily dsploro my
death.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-15

New York World.
He Fell in Love with His Wife, is the title of
a serial by Rev. e. p Roe. Even this conservs-
tive writer has had to succumb at last to the
public demand for the sensational and improb-
able in fiction.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-15
Africa as a summer Resort.

New York Christian Advocate.
The statement made by Bishop Taylor that he
saw no mosquitoes during his sojourn in Liberia
and only two flies will doubtless surprise many
of our readers. One might almost be tempted
to GUNNER there
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
BRANDS OF TIE
White River StoCk-CrOWorS' Association

Association will $40 reward
conviction killing
Its members branding
members Wts River Its tributaries
ddress,L l. Brasher,
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
vo.xY 4 sssAxssxss.

Atass srund on Nm big. thigh ~ ss's
Hosss bsSad sa~~ % rss ~, rsshs hip. itans~.
Cpp>s rsr~-anep creek. 1ovesnnvnt rod and
walls river. Wx Soa.A ~ STUCK.
AdArsss. l. n trssh~s Ne-k-s. coiosusio.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18

Citizen--I wan, my paper stopped.
Ediior-All right. sir. lAfier quite
u panscl Well. what are you waiting
fory
Ci,i1en-O. 1 thought Id hang round
n Few minutes TO see the dcrncd ins,i,n-
ton collapse.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
u. Z. PETERSON.
40 CsTJI;.v:.>.

There ARE -,ili several of our cattle.
men who have neglected putting their
brands in TnE HERALD. II YOU want
the homes; cowboy on the rang. 10 put
your brand on your unbranded calf and
save II from being 'ma,.ricscd' next
spring ic, your iellow.ca,ilcman, the
cowboy aud all others connected with
the range know who you are. what Your
brand is and where ,out range Is loca-
tel. Advertise your brand aud then
your interests viii lie watched over by
men who ride the range from one years
end In tie other. II viii pay YOU.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
ASSOCIATION BRAEDs. Continued
EZRA VLEN,ffNG.

AhN'H
an-s s,'cas
Colo
Range, I
per " hi
and Pkssui
crsk.
Cattle lH
.i,-i sani,
cut On L
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18

A,svr hsnsa cn icsy sip. .tsc ~ sho.is'cs.
Alec osn Gts~oe brsn-i on any t>ssf ~
animal. uo,>~ trssi sosvts . on i-n .hnui'
s-r. Rsns.. rh,~sner cr--k. between whii-
river. rara-huiir ami tasn creeks. ro.;"fne-
address. N.-h~r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
Ste @eiGaftsfperre tut Sbioer
GtaatSfenat.

Golumbus, o., 81. Sanuar.-Die re-
pnblifaniideu Senatoreu traten I'M 10 llbr
betlte &orinittas tuieber in Der Seuatsfam=
mer 5uiammen, erlebi9ten jesod in @rman=
gelurg zines Suorum5 feline @eI6dfte auBer
Der gerleIung unb @enebmigung beS Brotoz
tolls. Yrdii0ent Seuneop erftdrte, oa8 BRO
gramm Der 9epublttoner lei unper1noert.
0leielbeu miiroeu fid bon Sag 81 Sag uerz
iammeln unb Elm Quorum su erlansen iu9eu,
nm Die @incinnatier gSabl= @outeite in offe=
ner Sibuug Su erleoigeu. Gin @ouferen;-
@Omite Der 3emofraten unb Der Iepublfas
ner mar beuts ldnaere 3eit in Sisuns uno
unterbanbelte 5um 3pede zines @omproniI=
les. Die llnterbanoluusen i1eiueu 4usTtt
auf Grfols au bieteu, iino iebOd nod nidt 10
melt porgeitritten, baB 9luSfunIt iiber oas
mutbmablide &eiultat ertbeilt tperoen f6urte.
geibe Senate - Semofrateu, pie &epubllz
faner - periammelten itd nm llbr beute
giadnlittag seneinidaftlid unb pertasteu
itd bann bis 10 llhr morgen friib, nm Dem
Gonferen3< <GOmite 3eit 5u peiteren @r6rtes
runsen Su geben.
peute Ibeuo bieIteu hieFge 9emofrateu
eine SnSi9nations Seriarmluus ab uno
nabmen Sel6Iiilie on, tpel6e oas Serfabren
bes Sices@ouperueurs als Srdfbenteu oes
Senats benun3iren unO Die beuotrahlt)e Ntas
ioritat auhoroern, ibu pe9en lliurpation ab=
suIeteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
STE ,,nruheu tn Der Cote @eatou

Wtount Yleaiant, 3d., 27. San. -
Soiepb aaiier, Der Sran5oie, tuelder bel ben
uUtor9an= Wttnen" bon ben yStrifern" anges
grtffen murbe, befinoet fid) In fritti6en1 3us
ftanbe; er erlitt einen S6aoelbrud uuo an
oere Serlesunsen. @r bat friiher ibon 9rob
briefe erbalten. Iuh bel ben Simtomner
gSerten tamen geitern llnruben Dor, bod ;erz
itreuten itb Die Sumultuanten, ehe Der Shez
ri1 anfam. - Seute fano cine groBe Ser
iammluns in Scottbale itatt, in lpelf)er ale
GofesQ sQrbeiter Der @onneusptler &egion in
Die pImalgamateo ..4Hociation Der Mineus
2lrbeiter" aufgenommen murben. - Der Oft
ELECTROMAGNETIC Sonlul S9an1berg b0rte
9eltern Die Bel1iperben Der IusItGnSiaen an.
ST ia9t, ba6 er bieie i'm Algemeiueu nitt Ill
eiuem @omprOmiB geueigt uno sur 6ortoauer
bes aIsfanoes fir eobnerbObHu9 enti9lofen
fluo.
llntouto mn, Ba., 81: Sauuar. -
Ntoore's Gote,uerfe iiuO beute mieoersu bem
alien 2Obue i'm Setrieb. lln9efahr bic Silfte
Der lonf beidditisten arbeiterSabl, idmmti6
Ausidnoer, lt inter poliseilidem Sdube an
Der @rbeit. Die friiberen Iugeifsllteu iiub
benadridltigt moroen, oaB ihre Bldbe burh
reu importirte llngarn beiest iperben iollen,
uenn iie nidt bis morgen suriidfebren. Wan
furdltet, oaB biele Dfabnabme einen Con tft
ueranlaiien luiro. Die 6auptfrase 1T jeet,
oh Die Gompa9uie'n am ua6iten Montas Sic
Sanlilien Der Strifer ans BEN BON ibuen be-
wObnten SGuiern eruittireu mereen. Die
pStrifer" iinr gum 2Sioeritanoe enti6loTsu.
Yitta burg, 3d., 27. Sanuar. - Die
ipateffen Nafrtdten aus Der @ofe 9tegtOn
erseben, oaB bic yStrifer" Die all oen Bumz
penperfen beitaiti9ten Waidiniiten surSius
itelurg Der arbelt geiwungen baben. Dies
ipiro cine lleberihmemnluns Der Sobieusru=
ben uno aroBeu Sd)QOeu perurIa6en. DIE
Dunbar 6uruace Co." bat ibren Nrbeitern
bic seioroerte 9obnerbSbuns bemiuigt, nno
tire @ruben lino iuteber I'M Betrieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
S5pGltcens ttno tnteritaatli6er
SattSel.

omaha, Nebr., 27. San. = Die 6raae,
oh bas 6odltceuSseiet BON ytebrasta, baS
bon Dem Sberscrtdlt bes Staates fit coniti-
tutionel ertldrt puroe, i'm @ioerlpruh fteht
NIT benz stpiideniiaatIiben SanbelsgeIes, loa
Dor bas Sberbunoesgerid)t sebradt tp,rOen.
Sor stpet Sabren uertaufte Elm ct. gouiier
Gpirituoleniabritant Oem bier mobnhatten
Siqneurbdnbler Mc@udeu eiue eroBe Guan-
titat Spirituoieu, uno Der 2ettere petserte
fid, BEN Setras su be5ahlen, unb Swar ani
ben @runb bin, baB Die ct. 2ouiier Sirma
feline 9tceus gum 8erfauf ibrer gSaareu in
Nebrasfa babe unb besbalb nidt berehttgt
iei, oortielbit Spirituoien su uerfauieu. Sn
bem Sodlicensseies tpirb beitimmt, oaB elm
gewerber INN cine eicen; iif iiber ieiueu
Gbarafter ausmeiien unb Elm 8epobner oes
Staates Nebrasta lein mub. SeitenS Der
@ertreter Der sirma in Ct eouis murbe gel@
tenb sera4t, oaB bas @eiet iniofern uncou.
ftitutioneu lei, alS baiieibe TN Bioeriprnh
su Dem 3tpiidenfaatlideu 6auoelssees itebe.
Der 6all tpurbe bonn OiftriftSsertdt, iouie
BON benz Sberseri1t bes Staates gu @un-
fen bes Beflasten Wfe@uden entidteoen,
une bic &ld9er tpollen bic Angele9enheit nun
Dor bas Torum bes Oberbunoesgsri4ts gum
3med ber eubsdltiseu Guti4eiouns briuseu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
NwS ser SnnoeSbaaptitaot.
9ie GiIberfrage.

@aihinqton, 3. g., 81. Sanuar. -
9as Saus= G0mite fir MiinSen, Raabe unb
@eui6te er0ffnete beute bic @rtpGsuns Der
Silberfrage. Dte sause Inselesenbeit murbe
inforneu beiprofen, nno ob9leid) fif) bic
Wfitalieber ofiener Guberten. als bisber, 10
aaben lie beunoh ibGe Iufdten nidt ei1<
9eheub, ionoern nur i'm aIgen1eiuen funb.
&ahrerb Der iebr peitlduitsen DisfuiEon
tpurben bas fransOfid1e 9elolptem uno ul1z
fer eiaener Yapier. .@ourant oiSfptirt. 9tes
prGientant 2anbam bot I'm eaufe Der Sisun9
folgenoe HeIolltten an:
ngeitlofen, bas es Die gfidt Oes @omite's fir
U1in,en, MQase unb gepidte iii, benz Saue 70 balo,
ols moglidJ, cine Bill sur 6fetpfd9uns BON Sil6er=
Dollars einSuteritten."
6epraientant Scott aus Benniploanien
unterbreitete folsenbes Subltitut fiir Die Stez
olution:
.geIdloiien, bas nadf aniid1t bieies @omite's bas
bette Snereie oes 2anbes bur teine Der sur 3eit i'm
@omite idnebenben Sills tur 5reiprdsuns bon Stlz
ber gefor6ert ueroen fann."
gnnum aus Snbiana bra9te einer anbe=
rem SeidluB elm, bshsn sSortlaut folsenoer
1T:
~SeitIoiien, bab nadb anfidt Sisies @omite's alls
@eiete in SeSu9 nuf Die gmfion BON 9oto= uao
SiIbers@er @ertififaten oabn 'enbirt peroen iouter,
bab ie bic @insiebun9 hsI @artfifate unb bic Gmon
bon "HRnn5 5@eertitt1feh c4.S5rer Seue peroronen."
Das Gomite pertaste fif, obue iiber irseno
einen Der obigen Gori4ldge III enti9eiber.
Gs purbe beihloiien, Die Srage peiter 3u ers
Drtern nnb bic aniidten oeridieoener, an Der
Gneelegenbeit intereifirter Berlonen bis gum
10. 6ebruar 81 ueruebmen, tporauf iiber bic
idpebenben Seialiiiie absefimmt iperSen
iul.
Der Stpe6 perie5It.
Cuffs &eiolution, wel6e perlangt, bab
bic am i. Sebruar surif ;u be3ablenoen
Sonbs in Silber au8be;ablt perben lolen,
puroe sefern bonn Gorite uidt perbanoelt
unb ba Die nddfe @omtteisuns erft 0tenz
flag ftattfinoet, pirb bic GeioluttoE tbat=
G6li6 stpedlos, ba nlittIertpeile bic Bombs
bereits ausbesablt iein tperben.
9ie Ginmanoernng.
9as ftati1iide Siireau lieiert folgenoen
Seri6t iiber bic 3abl Der @inpanoerer, bic
i'm letten 9esember, iotpie in ben smSlf Wto'
naten bes Sabres 1885 i'm Sergleid]e 81 ben
entIpre6enben BerioSen bes borbergehenoer
Sabres in ben Sdfen Baltimore, Sofon
9fetus Orleans, Hefpz Yorf, philadelphia nm
Gan 6ran3isco aus ben bauptld9lt9en 1reln.
ben 2anbern anfanleu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
@rnRer ganaer.Gnn,,r,ers.

Ger sroBe GommerS Der n8ereinisten Sans
ger 8altimore'S," gu pel4em Sober 3utrttt
bat, finbet 6reita g, ben 29. SaHuar' IN
Der @ermanias MGunerh or y i
E" ffatt uno nimmt abenos s llbr letuen
anfang. giaf Der letteu Sonnta9 erfOl9ten
Scuptptpbe Der auf benz GomnerS oOr5utras
genoen OlaiIeuf6re gu idteBen, 1T Der muil'
foltidle 9beiI bee llntsrbaltungs@ Programmes
Elm oorsiialides, unO cine sriolsrsids Dura.
iiibrun9 itebt in fiaerer ausiift. Son ben
ionftiqen Brogramm. 0ummeru bes CONNER.
ies molten mir Ni6ts perrathen, t6unen aber
uur periideru, baB Seiterfsit bic 9oIuus, Be-
iriebieuns baS 8eiultat fin ieben 8eiu6er
ieiu mirb. 9as Gntree fin 0nmen if aui 25,
fir Serren auf so Gents feftseiett, moiar
auh bas Bier gellefert miy6,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
Sbeater tn per ,Suruballe." q"

Sr. 9. @dtetn 9iebt beute, 9onnerfag,
inter Der Re9ie oes 6rn. aarl Gebre Die uon
unierem betannteu Yfitbiirger 5. s. @eger
compontrte Sperette % er @attenfGns
aeruon s NJ I II" olS brittle SoriteQuua.
gebenft man, baB i1nmtlite 8oritellung5s
gesenItGn6e neu, Elm oolles Sr6eiter uno bic
9lauSenbfen pprOtednii4en gillette, iOmie
cine Gomparierie BON IS Berionen mitpirs
fen, 10 tann man i9 nidt tpunoeru, baB jebt
idon bic Salle oils auSoerfauft gelteu tann
giud Der SorileGuug fnbet Elm 8al ftatt.
Ser Gintritt fir gOrftellung unO Sua ift Hur
Is Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-28
&auter ttntpeYett tut Staate Neips
MDtf.

Nem -gorf, 27. Sauuar.-0ie ginbrez
6erbanbe, pel9e fiirslid) Soitrup uno Sarrp-
tcpn unfi6er madte, bat iest ibren gSirs
funssfreis nad gietu'&odele perle9t uno
ftuttste seftern friib bem Sauie Sarols s.
Somaro's an 0tapleftraBs einen Seiud ab.
@dbrenb fi6 Die Samtlie oes @enannten i'm
oberen @todperfe i'm tiefen S6laf befano,
ftablen bic 3iebe i'm unteren Stodlperfe bier
llcbersieber unb cine Guantitdt Silberses
ifirr uno ftdrften fd bel oieier arbeit nit
elmer Slaide 8biste1. Nadoem iie aue in
ben llebersiebern befinoltfe Bapiere in etn
Sdubfa9 sethan, leerten iie ben Snbalt eis
ner nit Salnaita> Stun sefiillten 6laiAe uno
idlusen ft banu ieitpdrts in Die Suiae,
obne irseubpie belaitiat su perSen. Der
gSertb Der geitoblenen Irtifel betrdst $3.50.
- Sn elmer Seriammluus Der SiirgerzQ Qiioz
ciatIon BON gteip 0iodelle, bic porsefern
abeub fattfanS, Inn WaBnabmen 9esen bic
@inbre6erbanoe 3u treffen, wnroe beitloi=
len, ale Sduier NIT Burglar alarms" uno
eleftriidleu 2Gutemerfen ,u uerieheu.
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Sebte sipet gSo1eti NIT 60 0ran
ySurDk.ttt ft1s Wfaaetf.

Maloue, N.s9., 27. Sanuar. - Sobu
g. @lllette, ein Sanoelsreiienoer aus gtew=
YOrf, elidien am II. D. @tts. in elmer bieii.
gen apothete, nabm eiue 6laid)e, peld1e 60
Gran Morpbin entbielt, aus etuem @efad)e
berab uuo tranf ben 9au,en Snbalt. ST.
purbe iofort bemubtlos, uuo man bielt ihA
fir toot. galb baraui eutoefte man leSo9
ipieoer 2ebens3eiden, nnb bic Iumenouns
elmer galpaniiten gatterie bradte ben I'm
slIdlideu ins SepuBtieiu suriid. Seitoem
Idmebte ct stpiiden 9eben uno SOB, bis ct
aei,ern ftarb. gSdbreno Der lesten suei $50
den befanb er iid befdnoig i'm Oeltrtum.
Die @erste ertlGren eS fir mertlpitrOis, oaB
er nod 10 lange lebte, nadoem er elue 10
srose Guantitat IOrpbin su iib senomren
HATTIE
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@rnentrnn8 oer sl8itattpn Ge9en
Ste GttneSeit.

Gan Sranaisco, 27. San. -Seit Der
Grmoronns BON Seiie 3. @ideribam uuo
oeiien Satin bel Gloueroale, SonomazGo.,
burd ibren dinefihen Sod 1T bic auti6ine>
iilde Stimmuns an Der sausen Bacificfiiite
tpieber i'm gSadien besriffen. Sn ben MIDI
ti9ifeu Stdoten bes Staates haben iih anti
fiueild9e Srsaniiationeu sebtloet, rpelde
Die @blneien pbopcotten" polen, nm iie IoS=
3umerben. Sn @louerbaIe iiub bic @hiueieu
aufseioroert tporben, iunerbalb 48 Stuuoeu
nad 10 ubr beute Sormittas ben Srt 5u
berlaiieu
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Gntfiihr,sna etncs iamacnWaoa,ens.

8 cue ano, ., q. Sanltar.-Ole 20-
iGbri9e Sillie Mfunfermanu BON &Opaltou,
einem fletHen 9orfe bel Glepelano, mar ieit
einigen Sagen bel ihrer Sbmeiter in Sleue.
Lamb auf Seiu6. 9eeteu Oonneritas 4beuS
mafte iie einen aussan9, als iie pl0bliA auf
orr Stra6e bon srpei 0tdunern, eiuem 8eiz
ZEN uno einem He9er ergrtffen, gefnebelt uno
auf einem gSagen fortsefiibrt murOe. Die
@ntfiibrer betdubten iie nit @blorOioru, bod
fam fe pieber Sum SewuBtiein uno benuste
bic @elegenbeit, als Die Wtduner aui turie
3eit in eine @irtbidait trateu, nm gu euts
flieben. @s beibt, elm iunser Ufann in
Siopaltou babe comprorlittirenSe Srieie an
SRI. 0tunfermann seidrteben, uuo ba man
Tim nit eiuem Yrojeiie brobte, uermutbet
man, eaB er @twas nit Ser @atfiibruus ,u
fhuu noho ht hohp
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@espsg offer IGd)rt1tcn.

Stem 9ort, 27. Sanuar. - Bm. 9fus
tberforO, So Sabre oft, uno g8m. quit bat
ten Qefern abeub einen Streit, in Oeiien
gerIaui Sutt isinem @egner fiiRi MeTierz
fide in S4ulter, 0tiifsn uuO Arm Oerieete.
Der 2bater eutflOb, unO 9lutherfOrb wurbe
in's Soipital gebra6t. Spdter gerietb 6utt
abernnI8 in SduNel uno Slpar nit eiuem &c.
niiieu Sobu Smitb, pel4en er bur4 Wteis
ieritide in Die 8ruit unO Shulter uerleete.
Smitb iOpObl, pie 9tutberforO iiuO idwer
uertuunnet.
- Die beute Abenb itattseiun6eue smeite
Gartte in benz internationaleu Bi1ar6 =gSett.
Ipiel Spiihsn SigRaur uub S9dier fel nit
GOO gegen Sol TOiuten su @unfen ces Qeste.
rem aus.
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Sas @etset,r tpar eelaoe,t.

0uebec, 27. Sanuar. = 5eftor Sons
d5aro, Elm SoISbader 5u ct. @tienne anl
Susuenupflu!ie, fam geiterH auf folgenoe
ei9entbiimldJe 2Seiie unl's 0eben. Inter
Den cunabiiden 6o1sbadern berridt Der 4ber'
CLAUDE, ouB lie iih Die @riullun9 eines 8un=
idjeS Tdsrn t6nneu, iuoem ite IN Die IRtins
hung etnes urgelabeuen @eluebres blaien,
mdbreuo eth 3iiabbiitden auf Dem 3iinofesel
abgeifoiien lpiro. 8oudaro nabm DteS
geiieru por, altin oas 9eluebr mar ael1oen
uno Der SdluB Seriduletterte ihm oeu &opf.
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Gtm amerifaasi6er @iim@eamfen.

Seaforo Del, q. Sanuar.- Willtau
Sefierlon, elm iunser aufterniii6er. beiIen
Sahr3eug am 6. Sanuar in Der Manoung
oss gfanticoteiluiiss einiror, er3dblt, baB er,
ale er nit ieinem @eidhrten au sSuB auf benz
9sinne9e tpar. 80 Weilen uuterbalb @euna
cine flelne Snlel teiutte, I'M bort tpo ul0ss
lid 9tahruus ;u erlau9en. @s feate ii1
beraus, bab bic Sniel unbemobnt mar, uno
ffatt Menl6en mill Sefferlon MIR u1ebrere
frepirte Sihe sefuroen baben, pelfe auf-
redt in oem feffsefroreuen Shlamme fan
ben. Sle tparen Surt cine 5od)fiutb auf
ber Sniel iiberraitt morben, unb anfatt ans
lfer 81 itpimmeu. hatten fte porge,osen, in
ben gSaiier uno Sdlamm itebsu ;u bleibeu,
bis iie ertroren.
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Nledi;e6er ttt SbiIaoelpbta.

8biIabe1pbta, 27. Sauuar. - Der
Coroner tpurbe beute benadridtist, baB Die
Regerin Clara 2lopb in gtr. 1888, Ri9aroz
ftrabe, am Sledfteber geftOrbeu iei. 3mei
Sinber iouen i6on Dor eini9en Sa9en in benz
ndmliGen 6auie jeuer arantbett erlegen Iein.
Der Coroner bat cine Boit ROrteul, Inter
iuduns an Der 2eide Der Reseriu oer9enom=
men, unb baS 9teiultat iol mor9en gelesents
LID hes Snnuefte befannt aemadlt meroen.
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0iffutpr0perSuh.

@abafb, SnO., 27. Sanuar. Gin Ser
Iud), eiue gau5e 6auilie in &befers3ownibip
gu peraiften, murbe gefern Worgen entoeft
lno blieb gliidlider g8eiie erfoIglos. Sefern
0torgen beiudten Safob9obenbetier uno leine
Trau etne Na6barfamilie uno lieBeu in Der
Slide eine anSabl 8iirfte suriif. GlS fe
abenbS 5uriidgetebrt tparen, fohte Srau
2otenbeiier eineu She'll tauon, unO ua9oem
iie oieisIben segefeu, ertranften fie, ibr9atte
uno ibre Sodlter. Der berbei gerufene 4rSt
unteriuGte bic Birlte uub fauo in oenietben
0Iattengift. Die @eneiung QOteHbeiier'8 1T
smeiielbaft, bas G6dterdeu 1T nod iebr franf,
sic SHUTTER aber TT uuf Der 8eiieruus. SoH
hpm SbGter hat man feline Spur,