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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-26
Prior Lake.

Speclal 10 the GlODo.
PRIOR LAKE, June 25.-Mrs. j. A. Ennis of
Hastings and her friend, Mrs. John McFur-
land of Meadville, Pa, visited here last week.
....M Mr.. j. A. Ennis and Mr.. D. E. Eyre of
Hastings spent Sunday at the lake. :. Mr.
William de la Barre of Minneapolis and family
came to Grainwood Saturday evening. Mon
day Mrs. de Ia Barre and the boys, Willie and
Carl tested the fishing. The result was over
hundred very fine croppies, and to Carl
intense delight he landed large pickerel in
the boat, not less than ten pounds, aud ne
future success III the boys life will ever give
him more joy than the catch of that "pick-
Ter, as, in his excitement, he named the fish.
1.-The camp at Sunbeam cottage was broken
Monday morning by the departure of Jay E.
Williams, his wife and sister, after month 5
pleasant sojourn on the banks of Prior lake.
THE basket picnic of the First Baptist
church OF Minneapolis spent the day at
Grainwood on Wednesday -. Among the ar
rivals during the last ten days we notice Mr..
and Mrs. John Duncan. Lewisburg, Pa. :;
Frank w. Thorne, Pennington; George W..
Gardner, Hastings; R. A. Grange, St. Paul;
John Diez, Winona: W. c. Gregg, st. Paul;
j. G. Norton, Master Clinnie Norton, Hast
ings; Monte Daniels, Minneapolis; Miss Ce-
leste Schaller, Hastings; Miss Mary E. Pol
lock, St. Paul.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-16
1h1 ONO nribcIr OhniGe

II Is to be hoped that the denials OF the
accused Ohio legislators are based on fact
Bribery is 90 vulgar . crime, ard the pur
chase Of a seat in the United States Senate
80 shocking to the sense OF decency, tha'
.he would be q bitter partisan indeed, who
would not rejoice tosee every accused per
son come out with Cloan hands.
This desirable result will not DO reached
by merely denying the charge, nor viii
the country be convinced by Payne's top
loftlcal attitude. 1t may be that Donaylr
Is q bad sort ola person. still he has beer
specific in his accusation, and the charge
cannot rest where 1t is. Only a thorough
investigation can exonerate the men who
have been pilloried in the public prints
II they are innocent they will be glad L
have that brought out in q way to relieve
them Of all suspicion.
In connection with Senator Payne they
ought now To 10 demanding a searching
inquiry, instead Of exerting themselves tc
have the matter held back until the clouds
roll by. Honest men do not fear investi,
cation. Tho other kind never permit ar
investigation II they can help 1t.
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nnNAKEAar nnnGEr.
Near Chico, CAL, q deer was killed by
running into O ~baibed.wire fence.

Near Chico, GAL, a deer WAS killed by
running into a bsibed.wire fence,
o.~a.o.i.rs ,y.,t C.ator 1aLe 4, ,hs;,
6. Uat sns,t az a nsiinnsI Ss,srvation
n.hnoIhorso b,,ilt ~ cohhls.S,onos /,
~ ~ c,SSn"i,;ss ~ IntoIono VSIiov
y ~ n,S ~ cnnntS' TaI' ""
~ ma.
Parties az Jung, tenn,, haye pos;eu no.
tiCe saying tlat u PIoposeu 5Chooi'house
Is buiLt tnere 1t VIII pe purneu.
An ingenious whittier Oh kondout, N,
" has made q blrd cage CONTAINING oyer
three thousand pieces, AL mortiSeu To-
gether.
A young New YorkBWell goes about the
streets at night accompanied by q pet BLACK
bear, Weighing urhundred pounds which
he treats at each saloon he enters, tho ami
NAL taking hard liquor.
The ribbon which Is 10 be given by the
British government 70 tho Canadian sol.
diOrs engaged In the late northwest cam
paign has a blue center with red bars on
either side. Lady Caton will present the
rlbbons.
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Ole catalogues,


The sale that has AT last been ordered at
Cleveland, Ohio, OF the Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie railroad, "points a moral" even II 1t
does not "adorn atale" in whiChtho city OF
Wheeling once had an interest, and in
which but for good luck, she might have
had a pretty heavy dead Investment at
this time,
So rapidly do events succeed each other
even In Q local way, and SO iorgettul do
we become Of even the recent past, that
we presume many Of our readers have
pretty much forgotten about the memora
BILE contest that took place fifteen yeara
ago between those who attempted and
those who resisted the attempt to get this
city into the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie road
as a large stakeholder.
The votes that were taken on the sub
ject in this city contemplated not only a
subscription to the toad, which was to be
built from MARITIME Ferry to Toledo, Ohio,
but also toa so.calIed union bridge az this
point, which would connect us with the
proposed terminus Of the Wheeling 4
Lake Eric on the other side Of the river,
How near the city came TO getting herseli
into a 100000 debt, hut for an injunction
imbroglio following the authorization oil
said subscription, and but for a sober
second thought on the part Of Council that
resulted in an annulment Of tho proposed
subscription, GONE oitho thon city fathers
will Iememt er. Such Of them as we're
opposed to the timely lC!ion at lust taken
can certainly congratulate themselves to.
dly that their opposition did not prevail,
for ice assuredly the whole subsequent
curse Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie has
proved that our money would have simply
gone where the woodbine twineth along
with the subscriptions Of our Ohio friends,
The road was no. q bad conception in
itself, but 1t never had any genuine flnan.
ci4l backing from the start to the finish,
1t was always a speculative enterprise.
The late Commodore Garrison, Of New
York, was one olthose who put money in
it, just enough to keep 1t alive, but not
enough to put it through.
The final shape Of the enterprise was a
consolidation with the Marietta & Pitts.
burgh road, and practically an abandon.
ment Of the ides OF completing 1t from
Bowerttown to Martins Ferry. 1t will
now pass into the hands Of It's first mort
gage bondholders, aud possibly they may,
II times improve, follow out tho original
design Of reaching the Ohio at u point OPP
posite this city. However, the collapse Of
Vanderbllts scheme Of connecting with 1t
at this point by his soll-out TO tho Penn.
sylvania Railroad Company puts a dam
per on that probability for an indefinite
time to come.
Meanwhile let us DO thankful that this
community was not taken in and done Tor
to the extent Of three.quarters Of a mil
lion.
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Allon.e,. plaek Peall okpeath.

POldhe'
Amongst the presents which Don Al
ionso gavs TO his first vile, Donna Mer'
cedes, there was a magnificent ring, orna.
mented with a large blAck pearl enciTcled
with diamonds. The Queen wore 1t until
the day OF her death. The young King,
after the loss OF his first wife, presented
the ring TO his sister, the InlantA Pillar,
who also wore 1t until sho died. The su'
perBtitiouA may easily have suspected, in
such q land "a Spain, that the ring itself
was not wholly unconrected with
the rapidly successive deaths Of
the two beautiful young ladies
Who had worn 1t, The King would
not give it to o third lady, but he wore 1t
himself until he also died. Queen Chris.
tina, who drew the ring from the finger OIL
the dead monarch, debated for q while
whether she would herself wear it in
memory OF him, or would place 1t amongst
the historic family jewels, She decided
to take the latter course. ABatiIlcal fell
loW.Countryman Of Ceryantes, In the Span
ish Court, is reported 10 have asked,
"Why did not her Msissty send that ring
to Don Oarlos2" To which another court
Ter replied, 1.-THE PretendeE would have
marched straight 10 tho paWnbroker'l
with II; and so 1t would have failed tc
produce the result 90 desirable for SPAIN
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In order that our town shall have the
best goods possible, the popular druggists
Logan 4 Co, and Charles Menkem0ller
have arranged to sell AGker's English Pre-
scriptions, among which is Acker's Dys.
pepsia Tablets. They act upon the sys.
TEN when suffering with Dyspepsia, lad
Breath, Sour Stomach, Flatnlency, Heart
burn, &c., &c, with a wonderful Cer-
talnty, hence they guarantee them TO
cure always, or will refund the money.
TTtIRtW
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warae.ana punnl, lho pIsaalaI,

Pail Nall GG=aie.
The following amusing sneCdote o.
Richard Wagner and Alexandra Dumal
pere ia told by NJ. Monselet, Richard
Wagner generally received his visitors in
medieval costumes, such as he alWayS wore
when composing. Alexandra Dumas
calling on him one day, was highly
amused at tho masquerade. You are
all dressed up to play GtHlsr, said
Dumas, with his goOd.natured laugh.
which rather hurt the feelings o.
the author OF 'Tannhauser," who
nevertheless, returned NJ, Dumas visit
vixen next he was at Paris. After some
considerable delay NJ, Dumas appeared al
last dressed ~magni6Cently in q dressing
gown with q large flower pattern, q he'll,
met with flying plumeS, q liIe-belt around
his waist and enormous riding boots
"Pardon me-" no said majestically, "iol
appearing in my working costume, car
do nothing without being dressed in THU
manner; half OF my ideas live in thil
helmet and the other half are lodged II
my boots, which are indispensable to me
Whel.I write my love scenes"
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ments. 1t is g1aysly stated that when
these birds quarrel over their food zone
OF them would adminiah the other with
the remark, 'Tu ne yoleras pas"
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8ooRs, &tationernl "a.
PUBLICATIONS

AR TIE
CITY BOOK STORE.
Tiresins aud other Poems, by Alicts, lord Ten
Ia tihsS Middle Watch, by W. CLARK RUSSELL
paper, $50.
Last Days at Apsw!ch. Anoyel; paper, ok,
First PeHon Singular, by David Christie NnrnIi
illustrated paper, &c.
Wage. Living and TatiE, by E. A. IarshOri
Ticknor Cuftlst paper, 3)c.
Anthtopoid Apes, by Robert Hartmann; vol q
international Scientific serles l2nO., cloth, u Is
ecclesiastical Institutions. Herbert Spencer
Nal MonIle.. 4 novel, by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
limo, cloth 81 On.
Talks About the Weather. ChaS Barnard. Chs
tauquA, Talk serles No. Il 16r1O., cloth, nc,
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
JAZZ 1901 Market RtICeL
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For cure oil rheumatism, neuralgia in ita
various phases OF HCiAtlca, tic douloureux,
semi-Crania, &C., uss Salvation OIL, the
greatest pain-cure on earth. Price %
cents a bottle.
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g.. s. ghodss 4 90.
CLOSING OUT Sale
-or-
q. s. 9hodes 4 Ge.

The entire stock must be sole
regardless Of cost.
Ladies' Tailor Made New.
markets marked down from
So 90 to IS 90.
Ladies' Fur and Astrican
Trimmed Newmarkets, S11 90,
sra 90 and SIG 90 qualities,
choice for So 90.
% assorted styles Newman.
kets and Short Wraps, ranging
in price from Sta 90 to $1S 90,
choice for $40 90.
Extra Fine Short Wraps,
worth sas 90 to 500 90, that
will be sold at less than cost Of
production.
Misses and children's cIoaks
at about half.price.
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Thinnest kind of a drink-Moonshlne
Whisky,-PuCk,
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gretu & gertsehy.
CHAMBER


We are showing some
very elegant new styles
in this line, which will.
be found surprisingly
cheap, thoroughly made
and finely finished. Es-
pecial attention has been
given to quality, and pa /.
irons will find through
out our stock thoroughly
reliable goods at prices
within the reach Of all.
Please call we shall
be pleased to show you
our goods. Remember
the place,
IlI7 MAIN STREET.
rev 6 BERTSCHY
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Blank Books and Stationery.

Five Hundred Thousand Envelopes from No. Ao
u, Day Books, Journals, Ledgers, Cash loOkS In
voice Books, Trial Balance Books, Records and
Dockes, Gold ind Steel Pens, Pencils aud Inks
Aacilage, Ruled Papers Of every description Let
ter Presses and Letter Copy Books.
The Largest Stock and Greatest Variety
IN THE CITY.
SS-FOr Gale Retail at wholesale Prices By
Jos. Graves s. Son,
49,. % TWELFTH STREET.
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Ouida's English publishers give her 81,
900 for every book she writes,
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assru Advertisements.

"ANTED-A SITUATION AS
w EuEle, | want Z htuAtiOn a. nuEle In 4
good hmIly, either IN city or country. bett Of
niOronce given. address Z. W., care lnteligeneeF
Otico. lal6t
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TRAvELERs' GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATION OF RETERENoR Marks.
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DtssOLUTIoN NOTICE,
The arm OF BRExRR 3 STUCK has this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Henry Stuck having
retired. The business will DO continued at the Old
stand BY Conrad BrOner, who alone ia authorized
to settle the accounts Of the old arm.
CONRAD mENER,
HENRY STUCK,
Thanking my friends and PATRONS for past iAvOn
and EOllcIurg q continuance Of Iame, am
Respectfully,
.al0 CONRAD pHRNFR.
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Gneam&G 90.
Common Sense
IN The KITCHEN!

/. Dr.. Mott, Of New York, fed q
number Of dogs for some weeks on
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every instance the
dogs lost appetite, sickened, and
some died. At tho same time he
fed other dogs on bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury to appetite or health.
2. The use Of alum in bread is
prohibited by law in some places,
becauseit has been found to iniure
health.
8. Some people buy Alum Bak.
ing Powders because they are
cheap! Is it real economy, which
to save q few pennies now, lays a
foundation for i'll health and doe.
tors bills later ont
You are on the safe aide IN usine
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n1,E Q. Hhltoedt
Lave BollAiro teas A. \. fOf woodtleld and
Issys ssilAlrO al ssot. Il. lot wOOd,asid and
Bumfiefdeldl
nod. And al 400 /. N from IAnaaxiiiA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
2mrembmrsii6es aus 2lrnerifa.
(Ra6trGeli6.)

Na6trdsli6.)
Sm NueenbItGe, mo mir 5ur
greie seben, tommt ms uon swei Seiten
cine 8eilase bss rNorbfern" BON ct.
Gloub au, rel6er ndbere 4ustunft iiber
Die i6rsdli6en gerbserunsen sibt, wel6e
am Mittpo9 Elm 8irbeliturm in ct. Gloub
Iub Saut Gapibs, Miun., anri6tete.
2eiber manselt ans bic Seit, UNI beute
ndbere Details su 9eben, unb fOnnen mir
NUT bas Sauptlddlidfe erpdbnen. @ie
&usenseusen beri6ten, ientte fi9 cine
@olte in 9eitalt zines &obreS 1T Der gsdbe
ct. CLOUDS our @rbe, ie 3Os cine sbens
iol9e @olte al, fimpfte bomtt, pereini9te
fi6 NIT berieIben unS IN dngffli9er Weiie
perfulgte man bic tri9terfOrmise Staub:
poIfe, bic, pie 9enaue Seoba6ter onses
ben. ,uerff in biretter 2inie Der Stabt 8u>
route, bod pI6bli9 cine @enbuus ma9te
nn6, IN norb6tli9er &t9tung laufenb,
9les perpiiitete, mas ibr in ben Wes tam.
@obl nabm es mebr benin 10 Winuten
in anipru9, bspor bic @inbsbraut iber
ct. Gloub b~inwessefest mar, 10 Wttnuten
bes grO6ten S6reders fir bic 8epobner
Der Stabt, weI9e iGreteub, weinenb unb
flasenO nu9 allen &i6tunsen bin ii9 5ers
itreuten, In Der Slu6t ibr Sell iu9enb.
SO @obnbduier wurben benz @rbbooen
slei9 semudt, buS Sru@tsebGube bemo:
lint. 10 Reni9enleben stngen uerloren
unb So purbsn i6usr perpunbet. Saut
&uptbs Itest gang in Eriimmern, es 5ablt
30 Eo0te unb cine sroBe InSabl Serwuns
bette. gon Wiuneupolts unb ct. Saul
Tam idnele 9iIfe. -. -
Cine Iuremburser Samilie III arg mits
eenommen porben. 8eter 6anfss, ses
boren in Saienbeirn, @rD6b. 2urem6urs,
tam letten Serbit NIT ieirer Srau q. Wars
Tin, sebIrtis aus Sennin9en, u. brei &inber,
pon benen Oas dlteite nod nidt iibsr 6 Sabre
alt lit, aus Der alien 9simatb, uub lief iit
bier, in ct. gloub nieber. @ra6e in benz
Streifeu, no Der furdtbare Sornabo
burdiuste, pobnte er. Srau unb GinOet
finb f9per perIett, iebo9 bebaupten bic
Dottoren, baB feiuss pon ibnen lebensse:
fdbrlt9 perIebt lit. Der Maun mai nidt
bubeim, ionit wdreibm elm 9lei6es paiiirt,
Ser rgort @afbinston 3ts." entnsb:
men mir bas 6oISsnOe:
am Sonnta9, Sen II. gIpril, itorb mad
lGn9erer Srantbeit, i'm IS. 2ebensiabre, unie
alter, ldn9iGbri9er Srerno SSobn Oterb. Sel
u1get6br 40 Sabren in Sonu Sreboniu onldI
Jig, aus 2uremburg bierber sinSeiuanoert, 1T e
ollen alien .SettlerS" I'M Gountp bur6 iein
Sieberteit lnos llnbeib oltenbeit 9erpiB befaun
oernOroeu. @r biuterldbt cine tralernbe Witirp
linb 8 6i1lber, 5 S6bne unb A &O6ter, ale BIZ
auf bic Swei iiin9iten &inber perbeiratbet, uni
ebeufaas ollie in 9uter 8erbdltniiier. Die Beer
bi9un9 fonb om Dieuita9 ben ID. Gpril, II
IN IoOlp @roB itatt, inter grocer getbeiligunl
Der No9barn uuO Sreunoe bes Geritorbenen
X. /. p.
@ie M ir aus Der ,Su. Stuatsseituna" er
iebsr, bat Sr. g. Watrp in @biea9o ieiueI
9aftner q. Sori6 oussetauit, uno betreibt {
hos befannte unO bebsltenoe Sptiters gei9al
nun ALIEN.
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aus oeut Staate.
SerbanOlungen Der etaatsseicbsetuns
INN Snfpd.

Sibun q pom 10. Qpril. - em Sans
purben foleenoe bereits i'm Senat paiiirte SiQs
9enebmi9t: Stdbte nit ipecielem Charter gu
altoriiiren, cine ipeSieQe Steuer fir ben Inter
bait elmer beSablten Seuerrpebr gu erbebeu; INN
Die 8erbreituu9 o~bicOner gilber unb pbic6ner
nom Stdoten iiber &c, 1000 @inpobner fir Diients
Iide StraBenz, Canal: lino anbern gauten,
nno 2lus9abe pom S6ulbi6eineu iir biele Grs
beiteu S%eItieSung bes @ebnlteS beS @enerals
Gnpalts auf $500 unb So Soee9eloer, wenn
er ben @eri9tsiisun9en auberbalb Der Stabt
beippBnt.
Ser Gem poiiirte einen oemeiniamen ges
i6lub, ,pobur6 bic @apitols @ommiIiion ermGd=
ti9t piro, Der Observation-Disclosures bes Stads
ties bic nt6t in @ebrau9 beTinbli6e Dtai6inerie
az bergen. lin 8 llbr trat Der Senat gu elmer
grecltipibun9 S%uiammen uno b~eitGti9te bic @rs
nenrun9 oeS Sen. @o. Grt9bt ais guileber beS
Gapitols.
Ser @ouperneur bat bic iol9enbe Gommiiiion
baus ausjuwGblen:
9. q. galmer-gSoibineton 60.
e. 4. Surie-Sadiou 60.
Is. Is. grablep-0elamare SO.
G9ar. Sweerep-UtitdeQ so.
Sobu 81. @alorpeQ-Gama SO.
81. gS. Smalm-Wabasta so.
z. g. Observation-Disclosures so.
DR. Ut. Waloern-NppanooIe So.
81. =. @erpolo-@ab so.
SIC. g. groner-Sancod 60.
81. %. Smitb-Gberofee 60.
Situng pom 10. &pril.-0ie 6ommiIIion,
lpel6e Die 9iuflage ge9en 2lufitor SrOwn gu
oruuliren bat, rei6te cine neue &nfla9sacte
elm, Der nit benz porber9ebeuoen fat 9leidlaus
teno lit. Die gcte paro an9enpnmen, IL Stims
men iDaren oa9e9en. I'M &i9ter SapeS in 9ns
fla9eSuitano ;u ieben, lag etu DON ben 0fepublis
faneru lnter5eidneter WebrbeitSberi6t unb Elm
Don ben Semotraten unteri6riebener @e9enbes
ri6t Dor, bod wa9ten bic 8epublitauer ni6t,
bic antla9e DOR ben Senat 3u brirgen. Die
Sru9e, oh Danes in antluseSuitanb ;u ieben lei,
paro ieoo6 NIT "A 9e9en 20 Stimmen beiabt,
ba aber fem Quorum porbanben mar, mar bic
abitinmlln9 ni6tig. Sas Saus perta9te ii6
ann 3 nbr gta6mittaSS.
Ger Senat 9~eitaltete ii6 bann als @es
ri6tsbof, I'm bic antlaSe 9esen gubitor 9ropn
an perbanoeln; CT lieb Bromn poriiibren uno
perta9te ii6 oann bis gum IS. Rai.
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RIeiaere Wa9rt&ten aus Sowa.

Aus 8reft o n fommt pom 6. IpriI
bic idrsfli9e ga9ri9t, buB bic Srau bee
goIi3iiten s. Wc6tnnlsp ,&erOiene in cine
brennenbe 9ampe i9ittsn polte, babel emit.
slnbste ii9 bas Del unb bic &arne erplo.
birte. SIM @ussnbIit itanben bic SIeioer
Der Srau in Sranb, unb bieieIbe perbrannts
IN @esenpart ibrer tIeinen &inSsr, pelds
nidts our &ettuns Der unslidli9su tbuu
tonnten.
1tnsre 9esisIatur bat uns mil
nsuen @onsreBoitricten, neuen ienatorisIs
len Oiifricten, neusn &eprdientantenbiitric'
ten unb neusn @eri9tsbiftrieten bsi9eert,
alaes gu benz 3pede, gu u~srbinbern, baf
Der Staat ben Demotraten in bic Sdnbs
fale.
Der S9aben, ben bic S1msinss
gboIera tirjIi9 In @rcene County IN bies
fem Staat anseri3tet bat, wirb auf $751;
900 uerani9Iast.
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Beridte aus Clinton beiasen,

Berthte aus Btnton bela9en,
baB man in Der Hdbe ber Stabt cine
Sass unb Del : Sueue entbsdt baben
min. greiie pon @runbeiseutbum ionen tn
Solse bauon unSebeuer IN bic SObe sesans
gen iein.
Ger Seuator 8iIon bate nel:
lid cine Bill einsereidt, ponu3 bas 8orto
auf vHoftia6en uierter gIafe", 3. }. Pcts
tete, pom s auf l6 Gents has Ytuno er;
bDbt werben ioItc. Sie Bill bate ben
!3ped, es gu eri9weren, baB 0amen in
QanbitGbt9en fi9 bur9 bic Boif Sa3en
aus srSBeren Stdbten fommen %laiien, neil
'babur9 bic &auleute in ben Sanbitdcten
aei1Gbiat piiroeu. Bel Der @rOrterung
wuroe ben Seuatoren aber erIt tldr, SaB
oas 8afetporto in ben Ser. Staaten iett
i6on bO9er lit, als in ben meiiten anOsrn
ciuilijirten 2Gnoern. c. wuroe ferner bars
getban, bnB baS woblfetle SaGstporto fir
Die seiummtc 8euOlteruns beS 9anSen Gan:
bes 0ortbsile babe, seSsn peI6e bic flsincu
Serluite, wel9e etni9en 2anbf0uf Ieuten Sas
bur9 erpa@ien m6sen, baB ii6 eitIe Srauen
i'm 9anbe ieiuer suusiien bsoienen, I'm ;9re
nsuen Site Gus Der Sta6t gu be5teben, gar
ni6t in 8etra6t fonmen f6nnen. Na:
meutIi6 bic 9aHbwirtbi6aft wiirOc Surd
cine grb0buns bieies Sortos betroffen wer'
ben. DEM als 8oitIa9en pterter 9Iuii'
perben Defenders Sdmereten, &uoQen
S6nittlinae, iunse Sdum6en II. bersI
perianbt. cCSu pel6em Wabs bies gei1iebt
ssbt am belten baraus beruor, buB bic Ser
Staaten barauf su s Gents bas 4fun(
idbrli9 $3.50, 900 Yorto einnebmer. 0tei
@riinbe pareu 70 iberseugenb, baB Gen
@iIicn ni9t nur bic er ite Bin suriiGsog
ionSem aud cine neue Bill einbru9te, mo-
burd bic 9erabiesuns bes PatetportOs au
bic 9dIfte uerfist mar.
gtngans neuer abIonberlt5er Sal
fam in Boone CUR 8erbanoIuus. @tl
Maun perfaufte einem anbern ein Sfero
inter BET Insabe, buB es bIinb Jet. Stu
cine ipater angeiteqte 1lnteriu6uns BIZ
itelte es ii6 beraus, buB bas Yierb ga
ni9t blinb iei, unb Der &Gufer mill nun ba
8fsrS unter benz Sorpanbe wieber suriid
e~ritatten, reip. iein @eIb ,uisber Surid
BADEN, ba er istt iast, er babe tein Yfer
sewout, buS ieben tOnnte.
Ser @recutipsM atb be8 Staa
tes bat bic Steuers Qbidasung Der Du
buque Oiuiiion Ser Milp. 81 ct. Yau
Subn BON $4,000 auf $4,000 pro Neile er
bObt unb bic Der Soma urb 0atota Din
iion Don $500 auf $4,000 pro Uteilt
OaB Bic StaatsIegisIatu
unieres Staates Wttslteber beiitt, bic mid
obue eiren bobsn @rab biplomutii6'
S9laubeit iinb, 9ebt aus benz bereits tel,
grapbii6 turs erudbnten 8erbalter 81
Webrbeit bes Sdusausi6uiles berpo'
wel9er NIT l1nteriu3uns Der geeeu Be
brauen &i9ter Supes ~erbobenen auflase
unb Der Seri6ter itattun9 iiber bic &eiu
tote berielben betraut mar.
Grit unmitteIbar Dor Der en6eiltigt
Sertasuns Der 9estsIatur urtsrbreitete b
Mebrbeit ienss 1nteriu1unssausi1uiI
benz Sadie ibren 8eri9t, in pel9sm b
9egen ben Gidter Sapes erbobsnen vi
tlasen omar fir besriinbet ertldrt, ab
feinerleig ori9ldse baran setnipft purbeI
Da u Der Mebrbsitsberi9t ansenor
men uurbe, 70 lift Der Iestere pebsr in 81
tluse3uitanb periett, nod freiseipro9'
rporben.
Sn QIsona fol- cine neue Giie,
sieBerei unb Mai@inenbau anitult q
9elest merben.