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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-21
CHEAP EXCURSION TO KANSAS. NEBRASKA
AND TEXAS VIA YANDALIA LINE,
September s AND u. ISL

SEPTEMBER 8 AND Y, 1886.
These probably the lowest rate excursions that
will be to Western points during the present sum-
vantage of persons going West to avail themselves of
the opportunity offered. especially the excursions
will be the direct and popular Vandaa line,
by which superior accommodations are afforded or
both day and night trains Excursion tickets by the
Gaia line win be strictly frst-cass and sold at less
than fare for the round trip good to return forty
days.
For particular inform alton call on or address
III. r. DERING
Assistant General Passenger Agent
indianapolis, Ind.
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS TO THE NORTHWEST
VIA PANHANDLE ROUTE,
Sept. and %. Tickets will be sold at less than one
fare for the round trip. Call at Office No As West
Washington street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-21

THE annual meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association, adjourned from the 7th will be held at
this Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock All friends are
invited to be present.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-21
A Typographical Error.

Texas Siftings.
He was a travelling printer and being out of
employment, he hired himself out to a farmer.
One day the farmer said:
Il want you to set that hem
'How do you want me to set her, soidl'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-21
Quarterly Meetings.

W. r. Halstead, the presiding elder, announces
that the quarterly meetings for the first quarter
in the Indianapolis district, Indiana Conference
NJ E. Church are as follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-21

LOOK out for clever limitations of Salvation
Oil. It's unprecedented success provokes coun
terfeits.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-21

HALroRD SAUCE blends with all gravies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
POWDERLY'S CIRCULAR
To the Mi0e 6peratOrs-A Strike In
eViGable Unless wages
Are Advanced.

HAz LToN, PA DC ober 2 --Gentr al
Mas er Workman PowdeTly WIS tx
pec'ed in this Borough yeste,day, t.
conf r with COMMITTEES from D,strict
Assembly No 81, OF which Hugh Me-
ga, vey, Of Beaver Meadows, is the
chairman, hui a 'elfg am announced
that n Imperative call h d taken him
to Philgde phia Tnursdsya new and
further demaud this time by General
Master Woi kn an Powderlv, was for
warded b. circular etter to COX Boo.
& Co, cpsIato a. Dilton; to DeIrin-
ser & Gowan, aud to Ario, Pdrdes
Sons q c., pc atoys at Hazeuon, Mt.
Peasant, ana at Latimer. In the ci,-
culsr p ,wdeIly says:
Il sddre you for the purpose I
making final request that the men
receive an advNI c. of wages. | know
that Il i, impo 'sible t. logger check
the aIdor o. the men. A strike is To-
evita ,le unless nothing is done to
avert it. The me- have, acting on our
edvice. reirdinsd I ON sttiRing for
some Iimr, but their patience is beng
exhausted, aud We cannot longer pre-
vent them from m king an etort to
adjust their wages"
This Ia the latest circular and comes
from the head cf the Heights OF La
Dor. The operators sddr, ssed rectg-
ize 1t es ths last appeal, but MAKE no
acknowledgment. There is no longer
DO 1b' thst a ds'e has been fixed Tor a
stike. Master Workman McGavery,
OF District Assembly No. 81, has re-
ceived positive advices from VIM. M.
Bailey 10 get every thing ready, go that
The order TO ttop will be obeytd all
over the region at the same date and
hour. The data fixed is Wednesday,
October 6,h, next, at ~ O'Clock noon.
This is the order offica sent Sep
TENDER 30th % MaNer Workman Me-
Garvey, and in that o'der is the a1di-
uoual caution, "That it is just cause
and must be wjn If it tskes all win
ter"
This, then, is the situition,as Hazel
ton is compelled to view 1t The
miners sek for restoration Of the 10
per cent leduc ion made in Januory,
1885, aud this is ali the more st
when it is considered that the old
rat r on coal were increased twice in
September. They sked for a reduC-
too in m no supplies 3, d met with a
sem refu al.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
DYERSBURG, Tenn.
A Bitter War BetAeen Rival Dem j.
cratic Factions.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF TnE AppRAL.l

ICoRREspoNDENoE OF THE APPEAL.
DYEIsBURG, 1ESE., October 2.-l
write that You n ay know thar pDliti-
cally Dyer county is in a blaze OF fire.
The CONTEXT here is not ouly Narm
tut hit bstween lho rival Democratic
candidates for tie Legislatur 49,
P.rk-r, prohib to5ist, snd Fowlk AZ,
a /, pfohibitionisI. The gu stIuh
here is prohibition or 10 proh;-
bition. Parker is the regular nominee
# the Prohibitions and Fowlke3
the D.moc fstic candidate, whom the
Eve is" mar haling all their forces
to e'et. As you already know,
Fowlkes has BEEN twice elected TO
represent Dyer CT unity as ID, moe at,
end better aud truer Democrat does
not live in these psrt', We bave slso
Repub lean candidate lunnipg, but
from the best information from all
SOURCES, it ia believed by many btst
qualified t. judge that Fowlkes Will get
more votes than Go'h the Others put
together, notwithstanding the fact tha'
it il aimed for Mr.. Parker that he Is
n Fnes.ll ID, mce a., tried and tue.
Mr. Fowlkes, in speech here recently,
Claims that ne has never boIted nor
scratched the Democratic ticket in bis
If. Bo h pbr les, howevir, claim
that they will be victorious 10 n :
vemher. The pr hibitioDisis have
alb IL. 800 or 400 members (vottr.) 10
the uounty, and they are well orgaa-
lied AID thoroughly drilled, and ave
having no gab down behind them,
while the aut probibilioniss have
burned the b idgts bshind tlem, All
nei her give ! or ask any quar- er.
The black flag s up and the friends Of
OPP. Fowlkes ssy 1t will he a cold
morn when Fowlkes gets lett. Tt ere
is no danger of Republican being
elected, az there ara at east 1900 ID M
ocralic voters in the county, and only
alb ut 700 Repub Gang. We lad a
light frost here yesterday morning, but
nothing like enough to chill the ardor
of the cont ,nding pa,ties, and M mat
ter how many fr Its to, re ale b9lwey N
now and the ele ction nothing but the
b 2ge3t kind Ct snow will do any good,
VIII one party tr tie other will be
enowed under. The Tayor and
Flwlkes Club are max ng tig prepare
tons TO give Bob Tsyl grand recep-
ton.
Dyer county this We is ahead OF
tie hounds We have a splendid
cotton crop and corn was never better.
We have the btst coun y OF land n
the Stat, and Dyersburg, the county
seat, 10 Ii boom, aad there is net a
residence ror business house in Il e
iowa for rent. The Bank OF Dyers
burg is Just finishing one of the hand
tomt bal king buildings in the state.
- UNnN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
DELIBERATE SUICIDE
OF an UnIuCky Busiuess Man of
OharlestOn.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct Der 2-Ths
dead booy If Alexander McLoy was
fund yestel dav afern on in a marsh
on Cooper river, thee miles from the
city. Thursday m)ning M. McLoy
left home and went o tbs euupowder
magas NJ, mar W len h,s body was
found. II took off hs at and We 81
and cut his throot with knife. Aft y
doing this he walked thirty feet NJ d
tumbled toto the marsh, Mr.. McL y
was member of the firm # McLoy,
Rec 4 %, which was compelled 10
cease business on account of ihs death
Of Mr. Rec, the New York member OF
the finn. He hsd lost all he owned,
and mad been in oesrair since his bus
mess closed. l is supposed that men
tal sb 4irat,ou, b ought on BY despon-
dency, Iused his uic'ds. Mr.. McLoy
was spou 55 years Old, and ne of the
most highly respt Ct,d men in the
community. He ltf a widow and
thee Oh ldrep,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
BRUNSWICK, TENN.
The legislative Candidates and the
County Canvass
lsPEoIAL To THE APPEAL. /

BBUEswICK, Tenn DC ober 1.-The
pre-: cot ,ol weather ind cate fro t. II
there is killing frost within the next
ten days, farmers will lore about one
fourth OF the amount of cotton they
had expected t. gather, owing to ex
cessive rains which caused the bolls to
be late in maturing. About six
bales OF ttoa have besn ship
from fe'e to da e, AID the staple coll
tinues tt roll in.
ID w. d Hornf, Brunswick's ex-
cellent physician, by reason OF over
work and Ill health, is uruing at
Hot Spring'. He IL mucn imp'ov d
in health, aod VIZ tes tbar he W Ii re-
turn within thiity days The DJclor
10 stepping with that e Unable doctor,
j. T. JslEs. of woom Hot Springs
b as Iepnt ton for succ -@5 and
sbi it} g. Copd 10 Il ne in h. st 10. In
valid wou d o W. to- eur i, seI-
vices while stayi 1t tne spri6SH
Barnum' 8 circus y i'll tHa,t g6Hd
maJy of cur Cilzsts II Memphis
Monday, as quite nuGUef ara gri"g
on that dsy On business. A go dly
number WI wait, hOwtver, until
Tuesday, 20 they want to hear he
lay brothers speak.
Old Grandma Cooke, the sg'd
mott 81 Of the ! te I. @ Cockp, has
gone t. Galloway, Tenn, her futu e
ONE. she has been a rtaident of cur
town aeve al yeara. She was loved
and rep ctad by all cur cit z-Ds, ind
her de garInrs cSu ed much regre.
About half our pe1p are v ry well
fati fed With TIE Denocrstic | gls-
aiivs TEX til would he if th9 can
dida es would favor sub nit i,g the
prob b ii n question to tie people, a I
eu bod ed ia he Safe pa'f rn. Our
W, rthy wasmsn j NJ. Grifiin, WIN
ia 3 end dare an The Republican
ticket. Claims thst if the Republican
tics, il succeetfu tbat they will Vi te
for such measure. We hopa that
our Democratic friends will take a de.
cided step in this matter that cur
people may he enabled 10 vote intelIi'
genily on thls question.
Ths County @ urt coDvfnes Mon
da and it ia h 3, desiie of the friends
of Mr.. T. f Cullin tina h. be e!ec.ed
janutr, til posi- on he aspir r.. Mr..
Guile ia decidedly p2pulay, efficient
81 courteous, a gentleman in every
sense OF thai term, aud would be an
honor to the posi- ion; man whom
the court would be proud Of having
elected All the indications uoint tn
thu TACT ( j. g ect ou and we feel war
ranted in saying that hs will not CAIN
he position as en- inheritance.
NATH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
JACKSON, MISS.
NEW ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED
AND A COMPETITIVE DRILL
To Take Place Horse Races, Bicyc-
ling, Baseball and Shoot
ing Match.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I


JACK soN, MIts, October "a new
drill association has been formed here,
composed OF Messis. NJ. Green, ID l.
b. Rembert, d.. s. S Carter, prs dent
OF the First Nat onal Bank; Paul II.
Wexford, G. g. Johntoo, A L. Brun-
son and Victor Ba ringer, all well
kn0wn business men and msn Ct pneh
and energy. They have taken the
matter Of tie competitive drill in hand
and are working It with vim and en-
erRy that d scards all ideas Of failure,
and will carry the matter 10 suct esL-
full termination. The premium money,
amounting 10 $1,000, Is secuted. Toe
following companies have entered:
VicktbuTg southtons, Winona X flee,
Crysts Springs Vid IT. 8, Capt. Light
Guards End toe Rotert Smith X firs
1t ia confidently expected that several
mora companies, now in cor espond-
tnce with he association, will enter
The time fixed for th3 DR. is the 18TH,
l4th aud 18Th instant TIE premiuo
are tie same as those orig
inally offered. The dri | vii be
open to all Miss ssippi compauits up
to the day previous to the drill. Ia
addition to this the as ociauon has
offered handsome purse for tott'ng
and running races, VIII ca viii he on
the programme for each day. Several
3 abes have already eLtend d. Tee
tr. ok is now IN fin !condi,ios. The
as oc alton will lrlgide quot rs iJr
t2e military companies. III 70 Will
also tie p shouting match for a fac
Clit's hammerless no. T1ere viii be
a serier of games Of baseball beIween
State climbs. There will bs a b!cyc e
race for pure. Rates on all Iall-
rosds IN the State have reer obtained.
Excursions vii re arfaLg d FIR firm
al lead ng ID ints.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03

when Is Yeas old, and settled
Ia Wisconsin, removed to Minnesota
10 1865; Sceretsr5 of State, native of
Sweden, came to Amsrica when %
years old, settled in the East,
and removed to Miur esota in 1853
Auditor, native OF Ohio, removed to
Minneso ia 1854 T,eesule-, native
of Aus Iia, came 10 this c luntry when
IL ysaTs old, and settled in Min
nesota in 1858; Attorney General, ne
tive OF indiana, eeitl d in Wisconsin
in 1873, removed 10 Mipnf sofa n
1881; Judges of tha Supreme Court,
two natives q New York az d the thiid
OF Canada: Clerk OF the Suveri
Court, native OF Pennsylvania The
disposition 10 lect young men for
officH is slso shown by this ticket, toe
oldes; candidate b. Jog but 81 years OF
age, while the youngest is only IS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
Very Much Mixed.

New Yo k Eceniag Post: The com-
p site chsrsc er OF the populstion in
the newer States Of The West is strik-
ingly illustrated by the bioer .phies of
the candidates for State offices nom'-
mated by he Republicans cf Miune-
sofa last week, which may be thus
br eny summarized: Governor, ma
tive Of Pennsy va ia r mo we'd to Min
nesota in 1851 Lieutenant Governor,
native Of Norway, came to America
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
Groaning On n Bed of Agony,

In the throes of rheumatism, which has
reached the inAammetory stage, the inval d
has just cause to dellore the iuefhcioucy oil
medicines which could neither uproot the
disease at its ouistart, nor avert its dreaded
climax. Hostctter's stomach Bittcrs is a
medicine which, without the danger attend
ias the use of some of the ordinary specifies
for this malady, is infinitely more searching
and effective. Used at the start, II checL G
tho progress Of the disease, and expsls, or
neutralzes, the rheumatic virus in the
blood. Who so takes 1t incurs no risk, and
is sure to he benefited, Valuable in rheu-
matism, it is eSuply Oticacious as a remedy
for neural-if, liver complaint, ind GesticH,
chius and lever, debility, and inactivity of
tho kiiusyr and blriiof. II may, also, be
relied upon 10 pTensts sleep and appetite.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03

PHrLADELpHIA, Pa, October O.
Grand Mastar Wo khan Pow d.rly
and Messrs. Barry, Hayes ard Bailey,
a the General Executive Board of { q
Knights of Labor, left this city AT 10
o'clock this mo,nirg for Richmond,
w., to attend the General Assembly
of the Knights which will convene in
that city on Monday mex. General
Secretary and Treasurer Turrer left
for Richmond last even ny.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
A Sensational story.

CHIcAGn. Ill 0c.cb r The ErW.
Ing Journal this afternoon prints in'e'-
views vita a large number of people
respecting The sensational s,ory tele-
grabbed last night from ST. Paul,
which iutimsted that Emory A. Stons
d ed from poisoning The inference
dawn from them IS tina there is no
( undstion for the star, ments pub
lished IS o the manner of the lawyer
death,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
vessel sunk Mi,h All Hands.

OWEN SOUND, ONT, October "A
report comes FROM Like Superior that
on Wednesday last, during heavy
"a e, the caut lin 4 the stesmer City
OF Owen Sound, while lying beside P g
Island for shelter, saw vessel 90
down W tn all hinds. He could no.
max out VIII t kind of craft it was,
and supposed it came from Verde
Ialand
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
COLORED ODD FELLOWS.
The Grand United order 30 Hold n
sessi ion at PhiInn elphia.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEALJ

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, DC ober .
The Grand United Order of Colored
Odd Fe lows of Americ5, consisting Of
1900 odgts. with membership Ct
81, COO, mostly all in TIE Sou'h, a d
holding prop e,ty wor h $350,000, will
told their third biennial session here
on tuesday,.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
Escaped From the Re orm school,

MINIATURES, WIS ,October2. Seven
teen boys csc sped from the reform
school at Waukesha LES night On are
still at large. They effected their es-
cape by means OF skeleton key made
out Of comb by an eleven year old
boy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-29

nniere blauen Tlanea= Gn3ise
ftnb herab8eiest mie fcIst:
2st sO4O, sa.antirt san3WDDe gu 81 is
Got 1902, Al, gang WOIe. +. 3a 9s05
Got 1925, @heDict --.--.--..5u 10 90
TancY plaibs TT Gafimeres+
SGT 8061 .-...-.-.-...-....3u 25
aot 1881 Bios % abris~ .......su 6 IS
2ot 1888, bibid gang Wolle. gu 10 90
Got $685., babfd, gang 8olle. gu 10 90
GOT 8lO8, habid 8au5 WOle ..5u 10 IS
Got GAIA, habid gang 8Olle . gu II Is
$50 meitere ppafidnbise Mn3ise pers
iaiebener Wobe, in Worffeb, @orticreu,
Wohair unb arberen leidten Stefen far
Srahjahrswaare, rauSirt bon $11.50 BIC
80 $500; In
An5iise fir &nabett.
fSnner mir meber Iher. nod unterboten
merber, nnb baben iest ca. 50OBaar Snie=
hoien fir anaben, BON 80 gts. an, bcrs
rdtbiS.
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tel@e beftSnbis nerbOs ffnb, Ieiben in ueunaebn
bon apanais GdIen an Dbspepiie, mdbrenb
mon bet senauer l~1nteriu9nng fnben ipirb,
bae TN atuanaigFen Sale ebmptome BON I'm.
berbauIi@teit ebeafau8 borberrf9en. Mager.
lett, unnatirli9e Mnsft, Elm miirrif6es Beien,
Ohrenfauien, eine Neisums beina pI0bliden
S9lieben elmer Gbiire ii9 au eri9reden, Bit.
tern Der Sanse, ~befonberS ber re9ten Sanb,-
6ies ftnb bic anaeiden, baF bic Nerben fdtpad
inb. 9ofetters M .8itferS
fdrft nnb berubist bic Merben. Diefe @irtuna
1T cine f9neae Golse ber 4raftisuns unb I'm.
terifisuns bee 8~erbauumss- unb Ndbrproae6es.
@S bef0r6ert bic BlutbiIbuna, ~iberlpinbef cine
@ronif@e Eenoen3 fur @aIenleiben, entfernt
nerbofe RDpff@meraen unb rsgelt ben Stub,
obne bic unterleibs Orsane anausreifem. Sin
Observation-Disclosures Mittel gegen Jieber sibt
es ni6t unb es beieitist cine gleiguns gum
@beamatismus nnb gu Hieren. un6 8lafen.
letoen. @or benz S@lafenseben e%insenomrnen,
fabrt es einen feiten S6Iaf besbei.
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Etue Oroimdtsa.

tpef6e 5eftion rs, Capitol % Der Wes
btbirtet @tatutert perGn6ert.
Sci es beror6net bur9 ben Gtabt.
roth Der Stabt @an Mutonio:
@eftion l. baB Seftion rs, Rapis
tel 30, Der &ebioirten- Or6inanaeit
bierour9 10 Derdnbert tpir6, 6aB lie
fRnftigbin lautet:
Seftion Is. baB beim grtbeilen BON
@rloubniB our grri9tung bon 1leii6.
fdnoen auBerbalb bes Marftbauies ben
Mietbern BON Stdnoeu I'm reguldren
Marft Der 8or5ug segeben merbeu lou.
Worausgetebt ieoo@, BOB feline grlaub,
nib an Mfietber bon @tdnben in irgerb
ei1ert ber reguldren Mdrtte 31 ertbeis
len 1T, bic ibrer Mietbsbe6inguagen
fir fol9e Stdnbe ti1t t1Q9getommen
inb. Mle @rraubniBf6eine erl0f9em
am 81. December beg Sabres, in tpels
dem tie ausgeiteut purben.
M%nge1ortnten am 81. Stunt 1886.
s. S@reiner, Mapor p. t.
3um 3eugniB: s. g. @Iaubot II,
G[erf.
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@n. SBHtua & spbu.

l1niere Sauptnabrung III uub bleibt
bas 5leii9, unb nm fDl@es frif@ urb
gut al erlangeu, fantt man uttmbgli9
einen superldffgeren Martt finben, als
ben bon Wm. 96ffing & Sobn, SO.
511 Nbe. s. 9ie Serren baber benz
@ef6maf ibrer Runben &e6nung ges
trager unb In ibrem gtabliKement cine
falte 2uftmaf@ine erri@tet, tpel9e auen
Nnforberungen fiir grbaltung unb gnts
fernung i@dbli@er S~nsrebiensen bes
Gleif9es entfpri9t. Sic baben beifdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb BON Maftbieb, aus tpel9em
nur bas Befte fur ibre Runoen sepdblt
tpirb. Mer reel bebient fein mill, Der
beIu9e bem Marft, So. 511
WDenue 8. 1,10t1i
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QluerIef.

- @efern Nbenb fanb bas au e.
rem Der San Nntonio &ihes arrangirte
Bartlett 1T Mabntes @arten fatt. Die
@ompagnie murbe BON ibretn Beriamms
~lungslofal abgebolt unb mad benz
@arten geIeitet. 9err Mc2earn be-
griiBte bic iungen @olbaten i'm Nanlen
Der Gtabt utb Sol. Mn6retps ertpiberte
I'm Mamet1 Der @Dmpagnie. Damn
bsgonr bas 8anfett nit ieinen man=
@erlei Soaifen. I'm 9 lbr mar es Be-
enbet u1b Die gompasnie t1ari@irte
nod ibrem @~erfammlungslofal 3urid,
wofelbit fie fi6 atf6fe.
SIN 9iftriftgeri9t tpurbe Stto
2imburger tDegen Branbitiftung au 5
Sabren 3u@tbaus Derurtbeilt. Sobn
Grep, Der inn bel benz 8erbre9en be-
btlfli6 mar, erbielt fogar 6 Sabre.
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stastrathsperhanpIumaen

Sie geitrige Sibung bes @tabtratbes
mar etpas lebbofter, als getp6bnli6,
bod ereignete f6 in beriel6en penig
BON 8%ebeutuns.
Sic Gafee> 8erfdufer an Wilitarp
plaaa bei@merten fi6, baB fe ge3tpuus
gen ieien, Dit9maHer gu gebrauden.
Gs purbe ibnet bic Mieberer6Hnung
bes auf Dem plabe befnbli6en Dnbran-
ten beripro9en.
Ser Sagenteur beri9tete, baB Bite
9rainirung Der Mberue 8 81, 900 to-
ten tpiirbe. 2odtpoDb bertparf. Die &ez
paratur bes &anals in Der Sf=@om=
mlerceifraBe , neil ein Plart 3ur 9rais
nirung Der britten Warb borliege. Mnz
genomrnem.
MadeD i9lug bpr, bic 8onbs ber
tieuen Mnleibe BON $50, 900 muir gegen
Gommiiton bon einem prDsent gu pers
faufen. Jren9 trug barauf an, bic
@ommifton %pprldufig gana unb gar gu
frei9en, ba er CLAUDE, baB bic Bombs
al pari berfauft perben f6ntttel1; auges
nDmtnert.
MadeD i6lug bor, benz polisiften
Mc5prleD$ $50 5uridaugeben, nm pel=
@e ct gefraft poroen mar. Beltnap
niini6te, baB McSnrleD bprber eittett
gib ablege, f9 ni1t tpieber betrinfeft
au tuolen. 5mDe erfldrte bas @ibabs
!Iegen fir nnfinn, tpDrauf Der 8ef6llB
a1tgettDrtttett tpurbe.
Gum @9IuB tpurbe elm Rrieg gegett
bic WaRermerf @ompagnie eingeIeitet,
Der einem ni6t genug @aHer liefernbett
9p6ranten auf Cars 6tl entiprang.
MadeD trug barauf an, boB BET Der
Nbftimm1tg hber bas Gemer=@ pffem
glei6aeitig iber bic NnIage ftdbtii9er
WaHertperte abgefimnit tperoe. Sic
Mngelegenbeit tpuroe benz @etpersgoz
mite ibergeben nit benz N%uftrage, 10
raid tuie m6gli6 bariiber au beri9ten.
MadeD perlangt @rfldruna bariiber,
mas aug ieinen 8ei9luB genorben iei,
Der ben Wapor 'unb Nnmalt antpies,
nit Der WaRertDertz @onlpagnie tpegen
4nfaufs ber MaHerperfe au berbanbeln.
Sebo1 mar ni9ts bariiber au erfabrer,
beam Der MaDor 1T front linb Der Mn=
malt puBte gar ai@t, baB Elm folder
Bef9luB ie angenominen tDur6e. Ser
Staotratb wur6e bur9 bieie YergeB.
li@teit bes Nnpalts 10 in grftaulten
perieBt, baB ct fi@ bertagte.
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Cine OrSfnats.

weI6e bic 8eoeutung eines noFeneu
S@uppens" erldutert, tpie oas Wort
tn Seftion ID, RapiteI 81 6er repis
birten Orbinansen our Mntpenbmng
fommt.
Sci es berprbnet bur9 ben 5tabtz
roth Der Stat San Mntonio:
Seftton /. bas Wort ofener G6ups
pen, be1en in Seftion IA, Rapitei 81
ber &epibirten Orbinan5en grm6bs
.atrg gei@iebt, lou bebeuten:
Gin 8auperf, bas als G@ubba@
erri@tet mtrb, obne Seitenp6noe ur6
obne b6l5eruen GuBboben. Sin fol@es
S@uBoa6 barf ni6t an Der Grontieite
eli1es gots erriGtet tperben, mod ioll
es als Mobnung benuBt perben.
Ingenomnen am 81. Suni 1886.
s. @6reiner, MaDor p. t.
3um 3eugmiB: 6. g. GIan6or,
GIerf.
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&ettete fet,t 2ebem.

Serr 8. g. @iIeoxion bon SorIe @abe, ab.,
bert@tet, baB er biele Sabre an @btbtfs rnb
Sarntrantbett litt. Sic S9meraem tparert s,,.
tpellerI utertragli6 unb beruria9ten ibna &rdrt.
pie. vt herin9te electric Bitter unb i@on mad
per eritett Glaf9e fpirte ct 8eferuns uitb nod.
benz ct 6 Slaf9en g%enommen bate, tpar ct adns.
llb gebe'lt unO getoann Is @funb an GIeif9.
VI behaustet, Sab er e~eforbea tndre, 6atte Ct
Mot @leetrle Bitter gebrau@t. 8u babcn, 80
Gents bic Glafde bel ". Dreis.
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- Gluctuationer i'm Meartte fit gis
fentpaareu fan1l Sober bermeiben, Der
feline Oroers bur6 8tper& @9uItz
beB ausfibren ldBt. Gabrifanten res
gultren ibre preiie mad benz Ronium.
ptper & S6ultbeB baben itets einen
etorr,er @orratb bon Genabrabt, gifen.
ble9 u. I. H., uttb fte notiretl frHbere
niebrige preiie, tperrt bteielben aud
I'm Marfte fteigen.