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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

l These notices serve only to show what
| pieces of property are encu nbered. The
names of the owners are those which were
upon the tax books when the property first
went into the delinquent list. Very
many of them have since changed
hands, and the names as set down
in our list against the delinquent proper
ties are not, in many instances, those Of
the present owners of estates in which ar
| rearages are due. The list serves, however,
to apprise the owners of the advertised
lots, whoever they may be, that their last
| chance to make settlement with the city
is at hand; and we trust that many of
them, reminded thus of their obligations as
citizens and debtors, will favor City Collec-
tor Love with a call and hand over to him
the amounts they may owe. 1t serves be-
yond that,s purpose Of showing what
vast amount of valuable property fails to
pay its tribute for protection and growth
and development into the city's Golfers, and
to emphasize the demand for law that will
enforce their payment without bearing
GENEROUSLY upon the honest but cramped
owners of little homes. The Martin law
was designed to do this, but it puts the
screws on more savagely even then the
B rooklyn act, after which it was patterned;
and besides opens the way for endless liti-
cations that are now happily closed for
ever. This last objection to it was clearly
stated in our columns by City Collector
Love some months ago, when the act was
under, discussion, and srises. from
the relations between the city and
some of the more vexatious and liti-
gious of her creditors ibis makes it
especially undesirable for acceptance here,
though it might not operate disadvanta-
geously in other cities differently situated
The reports which come to us from cities
where its operation was expected to be
most beneficial, do not, however, encour-
age the belief that it is good thing for any
city. Elizabeth, whose bankrupt treasury
it was especially designed to replenish,
grow Is that it has done no good there; and,
whatever may be said in its favor in New
ark. the reports show that not enough has
been realized from its enforcement there
to cover the salaries and expenses attend
ing its enforcement. Let the Legislature
tackle the question of tax arrearages with
determination to solve it intelligently;
and give us this Winter an act that will
meet the problem.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
Burned to Death,

NEW YoRK, December 25.-Mrs. Mary
Hart, the wife of fireman, went out to-
day from her residence in Harlem. to take
her husbands dinner to him. While away
her four-year-old boy Joseph tried to light
some Christmas candles with match. He
set fire to his clothes and was fatally burn
ed Some neighbors heard his screams
and forced open the door, but too late. He
died before his mother returned A six
months-old babe in the cradle was I'M
harmed
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
The Erie,s New Passenger Agent.

The appointment of Mr.. L. P. Farmer
as Passenger Agent of the Erie was some-
what of surprise to those old employees
who have been living in lively hopes of
catching on for long time.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
Lie Prisoner Pardoaed.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Dec. 15.-Sarah Victor,
the life prisoner in the Ohio penitentisry,
who has served nearly twenty years of her
sentence, was pardonsd by the Governor.
in Cleveland, to secure the Insurance m
his life.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

Rev. Father Brady, s. j., who was for
some time connected with ST. Peters, and
who left here about two years ago to as
sumo the Presidency of Holy Cross Col
lege, at Worcester, Mass, has been APP
pointed Provincial of the Jesuits in the
province of New York and Baltimore,
pending the absence of Rev. Father Full
ton, S. j., who was recently summoned to
Rome.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

BENNINGTON, W., Dec. 25.-Three hun
bred dollars reward is offered for the appre-
heDsion of Thomas Meagher, charged with
pushing Charles Hawks from building,
causing death. The workmen on the build
ing say that a short time previous the two
men had dispute. during which Mesgh er
threa .sE e I to throw Hawks from tbs roof.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

1t is astonishing that SO important a
matter as raising the tracks of the Penn. R.
r. Co.-which is certain to be followed by
all the other companies terminating here
should excite so little interest among large
property owners. At the meeting of the
Board OF Aldermen, on Tuesday evening,
the absence of heavy taxpayers was clearly
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
The volunteer Firemen.

The old Volunteer Firemen of lower
Jersey City propose organizing an associa-
ton Similar to that now existing in New
York. A preliminary meeting will be
held in few days.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

The SUNDAY MORNING News presents
fourteen pages to its readers this morning,
The redemption notices viii prove inter-
essing to large numbers Of our non-tax-
paying citizens, and to others who are in
terested in tax and real estate matters S.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
Blaziuu Christm.s Trea.

About half past five last night Christ
mas tree in the window Of Charles Rich's
house, No. POT Sixth street, caught fire
from some lighted candles and set fire in
turn to the lace curtain in the window.
The flames were extinguished without seri-
GUS damage,
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

Last Christmas the SUNDAY MORNING
NEWS gave its readers solid and interest
ing Christmas number. The stories were
carefully selected, and its miscellany
was way above the average of local
publications. 1t was not an illuminated
lot of rot, bought from ready print es-
tablishment in New York, nor was it sold
apart from the paper, nor being with the
paper did it increase the price of
the paper to the reader. This day
after Christmas morning it goes to
its readers with a supplement of
seasonable literature. AS last year the
stories have been selected with special
care, and we hope our readers will say to
US, too, that it has been selected with skill
and judgment. 1t is from no ready-print
junk establishment across the river, pre-
pared as ready prints are for everybody in
general, and nobody in particular; but has
been gotten out with special view to in.
terest the readers of the SUNDAY MORNING
News, set up and tprinted in this establish
AAAoAs ohA 6AfOA W AO OAC C4S0 III Ills
broad universe, except the thousands of
patrons of this prince of local newspapers.
Besides the literary miscellany, we pre-
sent paper full to the brim of interest
ing local news. No dead uff b IRE No
rehash of dead stories; no rot clipped from
every where and no where No foolish
'sfakes" of scribblers, who have more
imagination than honesty, and are with
out even imagination withal; but the lat
est local intelligence, and the news of the
world, sent to Us by the Associated Press,
up to two o'clock this morning. The bitt, r
hatred and envy of the other local
sheets of the town. manifested in their at
tacks on us. are standing proof of our pre-
eminence in the local field; and of the fact
that they know We are rapidly robbing
them Of their laurels.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

George Washert. a 81 year old machinist
employed by the Erie Bailroad Company,
had his leg taken off by train at the Mon
mouth street crossing, Monday evening,
and was taken to st. Francis Hospital for
treatment.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

The pioneers Of the Great West had to comfort
themselves with block for q table. tb ree-legged
bed. Now ysu can get any kind Of table you
want, chairs of all patterns, beds of down. and
lots Of other good ssrts Of furniture from Frank
Hanly. 2o3 Newark avenue, three doors above Jer-
aova y
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
His Thumb knocked OF.

Pierce Flemming, age "a, of Erie street,
fell down the steps at st. Johns Hall, Fri
day night, and broke his thumb. He was
attended by DIR. Watson and went home.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

IT'S a little late, perhaps, to wish you a
Merry Christmas, reader. But we can wish
you Happy New Year.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

For New Years present for your children. buy
skates er sleighs or dolls carriages from Wood &
Menagh, 1888 Newark avenue and ITO Pavonia
avenue.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

Everybody in this whole community
went home loaded Friday night.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

Ladies' handkerchiefs, in endless variety. of
such M lterlal and low price to invite the pur-
chaser to 60 only to Baron's. Newark avenue.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
THE TUNNEL scHEME.

Mufisrs, every variety Of color and texture q
Baron's, Newark avenue.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
Tie Grand Jury.

The Grand Jury have adjourned uatiI
"Wednesday, January 5tb, 1887.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
The Cartaret's New Years Eve.

Gents collars, of new patterns. in the most an
proved styles, At Barons, sNewark avenue.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
SUNDAY. DEC. 26, 1886.

READERS OF THE "SUNDAY TAT
TLER." AS IT WAS FIRST NAMED,
WILL REMEMBER THAT THE
CHANGED NAME OF THE PAPER Is
THE ssSUNDAY MORNING NEWS"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-27
&afee ,unt Goitenpreije.
Der 9entf6e Correspondent
Cine ibpimmenoe ssalf6mfin3ers
gSerfif6fte.

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ltcne MIR nit nod eiuem @enoien, ytamens
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SieoermGnner Iaben eerabe nie anbere Sdif-
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Sa9eSlid]t fam, bod aus entifieoen an6erem
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umlle9enbeu StGbten rparen lett lGngerer
Seit manferlei SeIfmereen iiber bic Gtrfus
lation bon falidem Silberselo bel ben Bolt
seibebOroen einge9angen. 9eielben bielten
ibre Wanni6aften sur @atIamfeit an, uno
ba man nit BEN unsefdbreu Yerionalbeidrei=
bun9en Der Gcute, lpeldle oas sefdlidte Selb
aus5aherI oerleben mar, tpurben nebrere
YolBtften aif pie beieen Sfiffer aufmerfiam,
Die allentbalbel fali6e Dollar ooer 25 Gents
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Iange ygetpirtbi6aitet," als iie in bic 0Gnoe
Der YoliSei gerietben. Man fano einen san,en
Saufen gefdlidten Silbergelbes in ibrem Be-
fits. Die Irreitanten tpurben bem Recoroer
porsefiibrt unb uGn bielem ben SunOesbes
BORDEN iiberanttportet. 2iuineitOne CAB lei.
men Namen oils Senrp Sopen al, besins
aber bic llnborf6tisfsit, ild) als BEN @apItdn
bes porertpdbnten Yrabms su erfennen gu &C.
ben. Die YoIi;et bieIt es fir augenlefeu,
oem Subrseuse einen Seiud absuitatten, uno
bort fanb iie Su ibrer nidt geriuaen lleber.
raiduns unb Senustbuung IN Der Sabine Der
S6iffer nift uur ettua $500 in uad8mads
tenn Silberselb, iunbern aud ale nOtbmens
ot9en @erf3euse, Yrefien &C. 3ur Serfieauns
eefelben bor. gSie lange oieie ridpimwenbe
Salldmiin5eret" i9on i'm Setriebe 1T, miro
ssrmlMthli4 Der Broseb sn Gage f6reern. Sc
oentalls mare es ben inseAiDien Sfifierleuz
ten r,itt idwer sepor6en, ibre gSerffdtte
nod anf lan9e bin Dor profanen gGden ;u
perber9en, bdtten iie fit nidt aud nit benz
ansseben ibres Sabrifats bsfaBt unb fi9 bas
bel ertappen lalieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-27
Tite nette S6mtnoelmetbuSe. E.

Soronto, Ont, 26. WiGr;. - Sine
9roBe ansahl 0eidenbei itatter btefger Staot
bat f6 bon einer seriebeneu S6pinolerin in
folsenber g8eiie b:ipiren Iafien. Cine eles
CANT in Sdpar5 gefle!bete Dame nadte bic
Runbe bel ben pronliHenteren 2eidenbetat=
tern unb befelte nit Der Obligaten Ecauerz
miene einen Sarg fir einen Sertpaaoteu,
Der, aus Netp=9 9orf 81 eiuem 8eiuhe auges
fommeu, in ibrer g8obnuus gu Utimoco, ites
ben Mellen BON Der Staot e1tfernt, seftorz
ben lei. Die Dame ertnnerte iid ieoes Ral
in benz augenblide, no iie ben betreffenben
2aben uerlafen tpol.e, baB fie ibre SSrie
persefen babe, ipas tbr aus benz @runbe
leib tbue, ba fie bic 4nseb6risen bes tbeues
rem Serforbenen in Stem Dorf telegrapbii4
bon befIen Nbleben bena6ridtigen poate.
gle bat besbalb ben in Der @rpauuns zines
suten @eiddfts iebr gut selaunten 3ei4eu=
beftatter, tbr ben n0tbisen Setrag - S. uns
gefdbr - borSuftreden. Seiner Der 10 Gnz
9eipro9ensn fonnte elbfneritdnblif bic Sitte
Der interefanten Dame, pelde nebenbet aud
Siemlif fofett iein tann, uerpeigern, uno bic
ybetriibte Seripanbte" beimife cine redt ers
tledlide Injabl bon Stint unS i3ebnb bollarSs
yioten eiu. &ls bic 2ei6eubef ftatter mad
benz be5eidneteu Sauie fameri, nm bas 0taaB
Ger 9eide fir ben Sars su nebmen, fellte
ild1 beraus, oaB fe elmer 96miuolerin gum
Spter 9efalen tparen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-27
SIutbaS tn einem terantiben StGO&:
d)etI.

Sort elliott, Seras, 26. WGr;. Die
auf Der g. 9. 3nu6," nabe SaScoia, be
idGitioten u&owbops" fanoen i6On ieit lIu
9erer ,3eit in benz Hufe, 8ieboiebe III ietn,
nro 0elidieoene in Der 9tadbaridaft uorge.
fulene &ieboiebfGble purOen tbneu sur 2aI
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cine anSabl jener p@ombopS" uub uuoerC
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III Sascoia, unb cine i'm Qaufe Der llnterb1l
tung 9ema6ts 8emertua9 iber Die 9lebItablt
iiibrte Su einem @ortnefiel, Der faft i'm gtu
III einem Oer3meifelten Sample ausartete. -
Qae aupeienNeu sriffen gu BEN YiftOlen
unS 0as @nSe bonn Qie6e mar, oaB gopart
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iGmmtltd p@opbops," 9et0Otet uuO Charles
Gmelb, iopie Der S6antmdrter gSOobrll
idner oerpunoet purbeu. Seiie Effects
@igentbiimer etnes 6otel8 auf Der an0erer
Seite Der StraBe, trat in ieine Sbiire, I'M
iid mad Der llIiade Der Siitllaoe gu ertunoi
gen. gleidJ oarauf nuroe er BON mebrerer
Sugeln burdbObrt uno ftiirjte toOt nieSsr
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tporben. gle ertIartr, re hatteH ans giotb
nebr gefeuert uno piir6eu BON sen uGom
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lbrer 9aut gepebrt hdtten. Sheets mar niht
on benz Streite bctbeili9t unb muroe mn
ourt 3ufall bon ben t0otlideu 8u9elu ge.
troffeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-27
Sr6n0e.

9enoer, Col, 26. Mdr3.-0a8 p8inb,
iors 6otel" uno 27 geifGitsgebGuOe in Ga.
lioa, @ol., puroen geftern 0titta9 burd Seuer
serf0rt. uno bic @dfte bes Sotels retteten nit
fnapper Notb bas 2eben. Die eingeGiberten
@ebdube paren idnmtlid aus 6olS erbaut.
giau idGet ben 8erluft auf $12O,0O0.
g8iIming on, E.=@., &c. OtGr3.
heute friib in einem S9uppen binter Burr &
8ailep'S 9ieBerei ausgebrOdenes Seuer oers
breitete ft6 raid meter unO legte Den u@ars=
8lod," eiHe ben SS. gurr & 8ailep 9eb0ri9e
Heibe @Obnbduier, iOmie IS. Sutherlano
0eibftau in Qide. Der 8erlut betrGst $780,.
600 bis $25, 900.
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bGube uno MasaStn bes QuftiOnators $. 81.
@eitcott, Scr. SO, StateftraBe, ruuroeu burf
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TRACE BON $4,000 bei9doigt.
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vgtOrtbs Buffalo sWablmiihle" an 5uBe Del
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SerIuft $4,000. @ilbert's Stdrtefabrit uut
mebrere anoere 9ebdube an Der Sbompion
unb 9eorbOrnfrnBe fingeu ipGter ebeuinlls
Seuer unb tpurben 3erfSrt. 0tan iaast Der
@eiQmMtoerluIt Qui S5OO,OOO.
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Ser 6aIacn.

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Nlnltopsfi, ser @t6r6cr bon Qshe8 SleS seid
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ges fonb Der 9atte Der Srau SleoSeif, ais e>
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f6 Der W0r0er bon bnten beranidlit unr
benz Spfer nit trgenO einem itumpfen Sn.
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tete, ibr bic &eble nit einem Wfeiier oUr6.
idnitt, bann ibre Sleiber nit SoblenOI trdnfte
uuo bieielben unSiinbete, tpuroe beute gu
SbOmaston burA ben Stran9 biu9eridtet.
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GtHe Gbtca9 Ger 5Firma rerffGSt tbre
SHaitebenocn Atbeiter.

@bicuqo, 26. N!dr3: - pie Wt6beI-
fabrifauteu 8ruitte & 0l.,1,'e H'uullen 9etsrn
i'm 9erift cine Slage aubangig, :, O"ael t9Ie
friiberen 2rbeiter, Die iid) ieBt i'm AusI. uoe
befinben, nerbinoert merben iOllen, in Der
gia6barifaft Der 6abrit berum III lungeru
uno 0pnamitbomben, iOnte iOniige 3erf0.
run9smertSeuge anjufertigen. Sn Der 8lage.
i6rtft fino bic Dtit9Iteoer Der pW0bellrbel.
ter. Union yir. l." Iotpie etrpa 100 friibere
arbeiter Der Sab1tt ais Setla0te Hambaft
gemaft. gS miro geidilSert, ute bic BON
ben Nustdnoigen ausgeitellten Sfllomaten
Die fd5 CUR 2rbeit meloeHoen Berionen BON
Der Sabrit fern balteu; bic 8etla9teu geb0.
rem Der SlaIie Der 4gitatoren an, 6eren auf.
9abe eS 1T, llnrube uno Saoer Su Itiften. 2llS
Sauptagitatoren tperoen ein gemifier& Stabls
tHed)t, iouie ein Wanu, Ytameus 2oUon, ge=
nannt. @iner Der SetIa9ten, 9amens gint-
bad, babe InfonqS oieeS WlonatS benz Guf.
leber Der Sabrlt ertlart, oaB, faas Die 8oBe
be Soroerungen Der Qrbeiter niht balo be-
piligen, bic 6abrit mittelit 0pnumit5 in Die
guft 9epren9t peroen tuitrUe. GS tOeroe iif
i6on Semano fin0en, Der ben vSob" iiber.
nebmen ner0e. Serner beIagt bic &lagez
i9riit, oaB cine Gnjabl Der 8etlagten Sitns
ger bes Sru. DtOit lei; fe muroen ans
ibren 6eimatbldnoern eriltrt pjum g8oble
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fationsnelie bon gtttro9l1cerin, SdieBbaumz
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ben grlaB zines @iHbaltSbefebl8, tponat 0en
8eflagten uerboten meroen ioQ, fif on benz
@i9enfbum Der Slageiiibrencen 5u per9reiz
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iOpeit bic 91namit9ei6tfte in Set:att
tommt, in glbreoe. gle iagen, iie bGtten oa5
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mals angeneHoet.
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fern abenb eiuen giubaltsbeiebl, rpOuad Den
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lid fann nldt seben, iisen ooer itebeu! 0teiu
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unO tauft guf cine 6tuide nSaluutioH.0 Del, !"
meia gSOrt oaIitr, es turlrt Gu4.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-27
Gin bre.nemses 0r,tbe,,,perf.

Chattanooga, Senu., &c. 0tGrs.-
Die &oblensruben Der Sloane Srcn= @o.n III
&ofpoOb, Eenu., fteben in pollenSlamulen,
unb alle Seriude gum 96iden bes fseuers
fino 70 melt erfolslos seblieben. Ran fiird.
tet, SaB bas Ser9werf, tpeldes 400 Grbeiter
beiddftigt, total serff0rt tperben tpirb. Sier
Diitslie6er Der bieiigen Seuertuebr, tpelde
ben Branb IS Stunoen lang befdmpite, TO-
tuie Stpei @rubeuarbeiter iinb burd berab>
fttir5snbes Sefeiu iduer uerIest morbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-27
$erm. teIsgrapbtIdJe SepeIden.
MHSSsm SnIanO.

- Der Sole StspbaH 3ienttomsti, ne(her
in philadelphia feline @attin ermoroete, purbe
sefern III y SabreR 3HG)tbaus psrurtbeilt.
@r.GoagrsBmitslieS @ibiOu $. gtbsrs
ton 1T IN gte@arf, O., bonn Sblage 9eriibrt
maroeH SnS lRgt i'm tIitiifeE ,3uftaH0e bar
aiaer.
- auf Der &rom= 9sieruatisH in Qatota
pashet etH 9rob?s BrGries Seuer. Die @rOp=
Snotaner lOuen baiisIbe auaeBiiHoet babeH,
nmetnen Sorme1S fir Die @ntfernnug Ses
SteAs BON Der 3sieroatiou III erbalteu.
Der Ytiiiillispi ift bel 8urliugtcu, Sa.,
aus ieinen lterH 9etreten, uIlo man bsfiirhtet
cine lIeberidUentmuHg. - 9as Stdotheu
gtanoaa, Dat, 1T Surr cine @iSfauuug I'M
Olliioari tbelIpetie uuter Baiier seIett nor
ben.
Der llnteridla9ung bon $12, 900 murOe
Der Yolt, @liHger in @bicaQo BON Der
borttgen @ruuos Surp aHaeflagt. Auseroem
mtro er bCidulol9t, llrtunSeI, Sdli1ungen
oerltbt it baben, nm leiue 9ieberrieH tu per
oCden.
Die Biu, mel6e Sem @ouuerueur BON
Sbio eas 9tedlt uereibt, cine aus bier Dtits
slieeern britebenoe BoltSetz &ommiiiiou fir
@iReirsati tu erueuueu, tpuroe aeileru pom
SbiO'et StaatSle+i0t au9eHomtneu uno 1T
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aeltern III Der @ueH9omGuer Sobleuerube bel
SbenaHooa9, BeHnl., bon benz llugar D!id)l.
Wtaballt in eruem Streite 9et00tet. Wabaltt
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ben SGaoel Elm. Der Tbdter befmOet lidb
III 6aft.
- Sames Dennis, Elm 90-iGbriaer 9ieaer,
erbdnate it geitern i'm 4rmenbauie ;u Reas
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SerijderuugS SdJwinoel" nod in boiler
Sliitbe ftano. mar isiu 9ebeu fitr 100000
ueritert; allein Die @ompagnie'H baben
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- Der OemOtratii6e StaSt- SOnuent uOn
Cincinnati nOmintt.e fOlgenJe @anoioateu:
@ontrollur, @bmiE SteDenS; @ommi1Gr Der
bfentlden 2Serte, 6. 81. @beSlep; EoliSeiz
@ommifidre, S. 9. 0tation, 28. Dteaus unO
| :. s. Stepbeus; Irmenbausz 0irettoren,
| s. .. @riiter uuo &. 6. 2lrnfroug.
- Der @ouUernerr bon Nf,iTiippi bat
| ipei gitliScOmpagnie' in SidSburg III ben
gBahen 9eruieu, nm oaS uu9eorobte Qpu6en
eineS 9emiiieu 6reo. SilleroS, melher Iidb
mcgCnx xeireS ihanObareu AugriiiS auf Die
tleme Sodtsr OeS YOfmeiIter8 @roome i'm
9etGn9nliie fir gSarreH- &Ouutp beiiuoet, Su
! Uerhinoern.
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! imiiden oem Eatsr Solafastl uon oer pOlni.
| ideu @cmeinOe Ill Detroit, Dttd)., uuo oem
tatbOliiden Giidof Sor9e8 oorlduiig beige
legt. Die enNgiiltige @ntideioung iOa benz
| YapIe itberlaheu nerOen. Sniwrfeu bletbt
SOlulinsti I'M Seiiee oeS BiarrbnuieS, aber
/ Die Stride blcibt geiqloHeu.
- IS. IS. Barter uuo Snat 81. Briee. Smei
Seamte Der pSbo= =SellomS" ans YOttsuiQe,
Yenni., initallirteu UOrgeiteln Qbeu6 IN Shez
HaRoodb one Seamten etner ueuen 2oge. Auf
Dem Tiiduege mad Bot5uille ftiir5ten fe in
Der 8untclbeit NIT ibrem 6ubrwerf eineu IS
! SuB boben 2bbanQ biuab 0aS BierO muroe
! 9et0otst uno ooS Su9Qp oemollrt. Brice erz
lit IebenS9eidhrlid)e &erletuugen, mGbrenO
Barter nit einigen Shrammen ouoou fam.