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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-16

Fl STATUE OF BANTAM 1T3 FEET HIGH.
The London News says: The statue of
Liberty, just ~inaugurated at New York, is
described as towering to the skies, above all
known statues Of the present and Of the past.
A much higher statue exists, and has long
existed, In Afganistap. The little knowledge
which has been obtained of this statue, or
statues-for there are more than one-has
been hitherto confined generally to a few
Indian psychologists, but we are now in
debted to the Afghan boundary commission
for much more complete information. IL
These statues are on the principal road be-
tween Cabul and Balkh, at a locality known
as Bantam. AT that place the road passes
through valleys, with high scarped cliffs of
conglomerate. Probably about the early
centuries OF the Christian era the Buddhists
e~xcavated numerous caves, as monasteries
for themselves, in the rock Of these valleys.
These ancient excavations still exist, and
can be counted by thousands. In addition to
these, o number Of. statues of Buddha were
cut out of the solid rock. Two at least are
still standing, and the largest was measured
by Capt. Talbot with the theodolite, SO that
we now know the height to at least a few
inches. The measurement gave it as 173 feet
high; that Is rather more by a few inches
than the Nelson column in Trafalgar square,
and nearly % feet higher than the New
York figure. This figure of Buddha is the
real Great Eastern Of statues. The celebrated
Memnon statue of Egypt would only come up
to the knee Of this mighty ikon. At Bamian
there is another figure of Buddha 100 feet
high. These are erect standing figures.
There is also q sitting figure about so feet
high, There are the remains OF two other
figures, but they are in a ruinous condition,
one Of them is said to be about so feet or GO
feet. These statues were originally, we
know, either gilt or covered with metal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-16
New Advertisements.
sAACAMOA COAL MINING co.

MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF REST
QUALITY ILLINOIS COAL.
,Csp.city of mines 1905 tons daily, Daily
to 81. Paul and Minneapolis. I'm
eqnas lsd fnc,lltieo for supplying the trade
throughout Northwest. Correspondence soil.
BENZ. IVES. Manager n. w. Dept.
ASSiiniian block, Eaint Paul.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-16
Without ADEQUATE Cause.

Or with apparently NO OF nse at all. chills and
fever, thought to be cured. terminates and
refructifies in the system. This giant among
diseases cannot be laid out with %quinine. The
only way to give it a final and extinguishing
~quietus, is to use persistently the national
antidote to miasma poison, Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, which roots it out completely.
The process of cure is, of course. much easier
if the Bitters is used as a preventive, when the
first chill lis felt. but persons who are not
acquainted with the nature Of the symptoms
are sometimes in error as to their cause and
neglect the simple and pleasant remedy. of all
others best suited to check the progress of this
or sojourners in, maIarious localities WILL
moreover. act the part of wisdom if they use
the Bitters as q preparatiye. Rheumatlam
ney troubles are removed by the Bitters.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-16

Consumers Should not confuse our Specific
NTH the numerous limitations, substitutes,
potash and mercury mixtures which are got
ten up to sell, moi on aaeir % merit, but on
tbs merit Of M remedy. An Imitation 10
olacays a fraud and a cheat, and they Mrius
onlyds Mey con steal from The article initiated.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
ne. For sale By all druggists.
TIE SRZFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Dras0er 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-16
no Whom it may concern.

Take notice, that on. the 18th day of June, 1885,
q petition was filed in the office of the county
clerk of Yankton county, Dakota territory,
praying tho board Of county commissioners Of
drain to run as ~foilows: Commencing at the
bridge built by the Chicago and Northwestern
creek ia the county Of Yankton, and territory
of Akota and running thence in 8 southeast
between the counties OF Olay and Yankton,in
said territory known ,Rs the odd Bridge Bite,
about v hundred asd ten (2tD) rods north OF
the north est corner vi section thirty (S0) in
townshi. ninety-four g4)north of range fifty
thence running in q southeasteriy direction to
the bridge across Raid CLAY creek, known as
,Hart's bridge"fto cUtyert about one hundred
and thirty Qs0) rods south of the north west
corner of section two 90 township ninety-hree
9s) thence following the general direction and
as near as may be the bed of said Clay creek as
the same now rHns to q point known "a 4.Ulsy
creek falls, said petition being signed by ID.
y. Lawrence, John Williams and Andrew q ok
son. That the county commissioners in and
territory did on the 10th day of July, 1885, APP
point viewers to view said proposed ditch or
drain and tOAreport az to the public utility Of
the same. From the report of said viewers
which WAS filed in the office of the county clerk
on the 9th day Of October, 1888. il appears that
they report in favor of the utility and public
benettof said proposed ditch or drain: that the,
Said board of county commissioners OF Yank-t
ton AID Clay counties have filed the nth day
meet in joint session at the office of The COUNTY
clerk.for Yankto county in the city of YanE-
ton, Dakota territory. Tor. tho tnA hearing Of
said report. -
The said proposed ditch or drain will run
through and affect lands owned by the follow
inc nSmaH rNayryou aa fur an thAs~ =.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-16
LleERTYs RIVALS.
Statues Found in Afghanistan that Ex-
coed BarthoIdi'ssin Height,

The English papers have exhibited con-
siderable jealousy of the friendship that is
likely to ensue between France and the
United States as a result of the presentation
of tho great statue of Liberty. This is evil
denccd in the tone of their editorials, but
more particularly in the way in which their
illustrated papers ignore such II picturesque
subject as the statue of Bartholdi's, by giving
small picture of it in an obscure corner of
their papers, while the same papers publish
elaborate articles on some statues hewn in
tho rock on the side of u Cliff in Afgbanistan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-10
stbentcuer stpetcr .ydeer In W9atue.

Bangor, Me., 8. 6ebruar.-9as Qbenz
teuer 6. 5. AIiiou's, oeS yselu= gorter Sa9o=
liebbaberS, nel9er tiirSlif bet etuem oou
ieine1 Eager am 8raBuaiee aus uuternomz
menen Aus1uge auf oaS ihueebeoette Gt8
oea 0iOoie=&ioer gerletb uno iiber 40 Utale
einbraf, ebe eS lbn gelan9, oas telte Eano
nieoer ,u erreifen, 1T bereits per0HeHdtd)t
pOrben, allein es ltel1t ftd nun berauS, oaB
aatOn's @efabrte, 6r. 3. s. 9unttn9tou,
pelher i'm Eager 3uriidbIieb, nidt mlnoer
angenebme grfabrungen genlaft bat. Setoe
Serreu paren i6oH i'm letten SrlihJahr gu
iaulmen aus Reps9ort getommen un0 bat
ten Elm Eager am 8raBHaiee be3ogeu.
QllS Nuton ben ausflug autrat, tuelder
ibn beinabe bas 2eben tofete, blieb 6untlngs
ton 3urlf uno hattie balo oarauf oG5 llngluG,
fh oas S5uBgelent au8jutreten, 10 oaB er
ntdJt I'm Stanoe mar, aufredt 81 ltebeu.
2lliion febrte nid]t Surid, uno punttn9tou
beiano iid) einiam un6 biilfloS otele 4:etIeu
bon Der nddlffen neuldlldeu QSobuun9.
Seine Sorrdthe gingen natgeraoe aus; er
bate berett8 ielne Sante, 8iide u. /. 10. 0ls
6ei3materiaI oerbrauft uu0 mar IN SegrlTter
ben Sampf INNS 9aietu auf5ugeben, olS etu
Sdeer erldieu, tpelher ibu Rber Mupou' 9
Abenteuer benadrid)ttgen m0llte. Der Sd9er
fam nod gcraoe CUR redteE 3eit, I'M pm
tington 81 retten. 9erlelbe nuroe anretnen
Sdlitten mad Stues gebraht uuo erreltt;
9eitern Bangor. @r piro btnnen penl9er
g8oheu tuteeer u0ais ber9effeut tueroen, e.
tlIrt ieooh, er rperSe fid ME rpteoer ourf
ieine Sa9oluit uerIetten lniIeu. eiuen g9tHte
in eiuem Eager in ben 8atesr1 ppV Natu
| Jujubrlugeu,
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GrmprSete fefn gtfeffinO.

@rte, Yenni., 8. 6ebruar. - Set Der
9eItern fattgebabten &oronerS llnteriudung
iiber Den SOB ots bier Wtonnte alien Stiefs
fnbes bes in Gentre=@ountp tpobnbufteu Sos
ball CAB Der 2ebtere on, er babe bas Stno
bei'm grmaden tObt gsfunteu. 6rau SObaa,
peldle Johann auf oen 3eugenftauo gerufen
wur0e, meigerte iid, cine @rfldrung abSuges
ben, 10 lange fid) ibr @atte i'm 3imnler be-
fuce. Sobau muroe Johann nit 9epalt
hinaus gebradlt, unb Die 6rau iagte oanH
ans, oaB bas Sinh in Der ytadlt pom @littz
prd) gum 9Onneritag unrubig mar uub fort
mGhreno getuetnt babe. Sobau murOe dryer
lid unO Uerieete Dem SiuOe eiueu Shlag
ms geiid)t uuO idlug es Johann nit oeul
S0pid)en gegeu bic gBaHO. 0as StnO begauH
J0mmerlid 81 idreien, uno 8ohau briifte
inn elm 8iIien auf ben 9opf unb bielt oaiielbe
10 Iange feit, bis oas arme 8eieu tobt mar.
gr bate Johann Der 0tutter georobt, er ueroe
ibr ben 9als abidneioeu, fals fe ihn Der
rathan iOllte. 8ohall muroe BON ben Sc
idmorenen alS Der Dt0rber Oe5 9tubeS ange=
HINT
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Germ. teIsgrapbiI9e 9epei6en
mus oe NJ sSnIanos.

- 9Iobert Scott, Gltrt i'm 0ia9a}iu oer
0{1. SOOe & Garl in Gan Brau}I8tO, it III.
ter ser 2lutlage perbaftet ruoroen, ietne 4riA=
;ipdle I'M $50, 900 bt8 $4,000 bcItObleH 81
babeu.
- Su 9tondl6, nabe GbriTlan8burg, Sa.,
lebteu 20 betruutene Re9er OOrgeitern elUeu
auirubr IN S3ene. Die 8Irger id)a0rteH
iif Suiammen HuO 0erjagteu Die yteger, Oeren
iitnf uerbaitet wuroea.
= Gba8. 9&oore uuo Gba8. giittS wurOeu
poraefiern in 0toore'S Stetnbrude uabe
Trantltu, Yennr., burd bic perfritbte Gntlas
6uug eiHe8 Sprcu9iduiieS itWer uerIegt
J,ttt3 1T nit]t gu retteu.
- 6emp 6. S0uuoer8, Elm Strailtng i'm
3udtbauie ju Gbeiter, 9u8., bat bort Selbff=
moyo beg0ngeu, tnoem erild) in etnem Steinz
brude, in melhen er arbeitete, Don eiHem Is
SUB bObeu 6elien ftiirSte.
- g2Qbreno Der porleeten Radt oranqeu
Ginbrcder in Die 8obnung Nhdael S. 0a
bus, eiucS betaunten @outrattors unO Boli=
tifers III &rOotlpr, 9t.=9., Elm uuo raubten
@elo uuo ShmudiaAen I'M 23ertbe BON
$l4O0.
- Der 9ro3eB BON S. s. 2tufOemOrte, fri
berem QugeiteuteH i'm llnteridagamt3u giews
Orleans, oer I'M 0tOi b. 8. mad lluteridjld=
guug BON $4,000 mad Dlerito geflii1tet,
ober pieoer mad Stem Orleans 5uriidgebra9t
mar, bat be9OAnen.
- Die 50zjdbrige Satin oe8 6rn. Genj.
9iule, zines reiden 8emohuer8 BON 8elle-
bile, N.zS., begin9 geferH GelbjtmorO, in.
hem fe fd bic Seble nit eiHem RnItrmeiier
6urfltnitt. S0rperlidle 2etoeu botten ite
sur Ser5Weiftung getrie0en.
- @eor9e 8riscou, Elm betanRter Sc
id)Gftsmann BON Springfielo, o., mur0e
mdbreno Der oOrlesteu Ytad)t in etner Bob,
ming oon einem Ginbre6er eri9oiien. Gin
Ne9fr, 9iameus 6arrp Slater, III ais Der
mutbmaBlide SbGter uerbaftet tporOeu.
- Treberid @alter, G6a8. Sharpe uno
Ssnrg Gloie, ruelfe in 28tfesbarre, Ba.,
meeen Der i'm lebten Gftober ueriibten Gr=
moTSuuq Gbas. 3tider5 Dor 8eridt ftauOen,
nur0en geitern 0es NtorSes I'M Sneiteu @rab
iiberiubrt uno tuerben an Samitag tbr llrz
tbeil oernebmen.
SIN BbitaoeIpbia fno toabreno Der IeBz
ten paar g8odeu oielen IRdoden in oen
StraBenbnhnpag9on8 ODER nit DtenIheu gez
fiillten 2Goeu 0ie 30pfe BON unbetauuten
UtiiietbGteru abaeidnitten moroeH. @Iuer
OtNtt% SoISIotN9'S lULAVt JtI'NEt' ut W. o.
StruBe BON einem PoliStfen aui irtiher &Bet
ertaPpt uuo oerbaftet.
Der ar6itett SGme8 Scott, eiu Btpr-
none aus Salt.Qate.@u melder in 2Sefts
6auen, Conn.,, nit Dem 8au elmer praAts
poQeu @obnung fir ben Galiioruier NdQloz
mar @uion Qsaooinsbam beidiitigt mar, 1T
ueQeu Shm,uoelS Oerbaitet poroea uuo sat
nun eiugefanoeu, oaB er 6ru. EaoolE98anl
I'm $50, 900 bero9eu bat.
-3hs. 6. Garlot, BraFOe2t Der .Tera8
Oklahoma 6omeitea0 GolouE" 1T in Ieni.
ion, 3eras, auf Seranlaiiu28 Der Gnnoes.
| geb6r6e rpeseu SdminostS perbaitet nor.
ben. gr Oeli4idte Girtulare, in welAeu E,
allen 9erioueu, melae s. 3obltea uuO I'D
ieiusr Geieai40it ani4lleBen MOLTEN, 16t
| Gfer 2auo in Stlabama 0eriprah.
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Wfehm4rfte,

@biCngo, 9. 6ebruar. Rtuooteb:
3ufubr 420e; SerienOuug 1909; Breiie Oart
irteu 5tu!iheH 50 90 uno $5.A5.-0hmetue:
3uiubr &c, 900; Serieu6ung GO0O; Yreiieo
riirien 3piFAen $2.75 un6 $4.25.-S4aafe:
3uiubr 1900; Serieuoun9 1900; BreIie Oarlz
rten 3wiIGen $500 uuo $500.
Ct 2oui8, 9. SebEHnr. - RtnoOeb:
3uIubr 900, 8erienolmg 400; Pretle part
trteN Sloiiden $3.50 mo $3.50 -ofm'lne :
3ufu9r 5000, 8erienouug 2Z00; Preue oatt-
irteu Smiihen $500 luto at-l5. - S4aa1c:
9ufgBr $50, &erienouug 800; &reiie Uartz
irten 2piider -. 20 mo $3.50.
san &tbertQ, Be-, 8. 6ebruar. -
RinSoteh: 3uf4hr 34z, SeritnoUng f6z ;
Bretie Ooriirten 2lpIheH $500 uno $500
StmeUe: 3Hiuhr 1900, Serituouu9 1900;
Yreie voriirtsn 3wii6en $40 uno $50
@haoie: 3gighr 5000, &erieuonn9 1905
9rclie uQriIvtgN 81 50 Uu0 $4.GO.
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Scr SlmtisG6iaeSemsG Gnfrnbr TIT
Seattle.
&StitsreS iiber Den 2anspf srptithrn RiHs
nuS Rob.-Ser SeIageruRss slufanp ii5sr
Die $t0ot perbfttat


Bortlano, Dr., 9. 6ebruar. - 2(tt
@oupa9nte'n bes II. SuNoe5 SHfauteriez
Ne9lments inter Dem COMMANDO oes Sberlts
SleutenantS 0eruifep beltiegen geferu Abeno
oen SluBoampfer rgurline" Inb barren auf
SeIebl aus 8abingtOn jur abreiie mad
seattle. SobalO Der 8eiebl etntriiitr wlro
Der 2amqfer Die 3ruppen Had) Saland be.
toroern, mo Elm @rtraSug in SereitldJaft itebt,
I'm ite mad Seattle ;u bringen.
Seattle, S. 3, 8. Sebruar. - Der
9eltrl9e Sampf 3uiiden Dem Qtob uno Der
gIlllS eretgnete iiA, ais Die 2eetere oieient=
gen @blneien, Die Ill SoIge beS linen pom
@erId]te uerIprod)enen SdJuBeS 81 bleiber
beld)loiien batteu, uon Dem 0ampier ,nriid
mad 9btnotOpn e8tortirte. Die Ntili; ieuerte
er't, notoem iie lGugere 3sit BON Sem @fob
our1 Stetnmiirfe HnO &uiippel angeQriien
tpor0en mar uno na6oem etlid)e Der HGoelSs
iiibrer bes Niobs jogar oeriutt batten, ben
SOIoaten Die @ewebre ;u eutreiBen. g&ad)
Der erfen Salue idloB oas DtlitIr S.uQrre,
IN oe'ien Dtttte :" 6>E'"ei2r uno Die Ser
'9nnoeteh ..a,v'- ID, 9ta6 etIua
elmer Stnnbe Serftreute Iid) Ser Wob, uuS Die
@biueien tounten oann mad tbren Wobhunz
gen sebrad)t neloen. 6Vrdtbare Grbittez
ring beiHuSetc fd) iu;uiideu gegeu Die
gtiItS, unb eS ruuroen 6atbeieb!e meqeu
0Ioroes 9egen fituf Der 0itliiioloateu in 30
liSeigeritt erlangt. Gin @ouItabler uariud)te,
Die Ssfebe 3u ooultreden, allelu &ifter
@reen ertldrte, bic 0iiliSioloaten bdtteu ais
ge0mte oes @eritt5 fungirt, uuo CT weroe
tene Seldiligung oerIelbeH geitatteu.
G0nuelneur SQNtre hat MN cine. Brotla=
mattcn erlahen, bird pelde er 6aS toabeas
Corpus @eise luapeHOirt uno oen 8elage=
run9RSufan6 iiber Die Staot uerbGu9t. Ser
ner bot er ben BrGFOeuten &euelQuo iber
Die Sadlage benad)ri9tigt mo I'M 0Iilie er=
iud]t. 9RaJor u. 6. 4loiu bat baS Cont
manic in Der Staot iiberuomnen unO tutrbt
3etruten fir Die territorial =Wtili; all. Sc
fern &beno beryifte 9tube in Der Staot, al.
leiu Die grbitterung mar 10 groB, oaB meitere
3IubeIt0rnH9en beIIrd)tet nrroen.
2S lbingtou, 3. G., 9. 6ebruar. -
Die 80r9dn9e 81 Seattte luuroeu in Der beu=
tigen SabiuetsfBung beiprOden. &Ge Der
1fegieruHg SugegangeneH Nadritten oeute.
ten an, oab Die 8eb0rOen lener StQot Die
Sadlage 0Olfonmen beberri6ten, uuo e5
rpuroe oaber beidloiIen, tetne SuHoeStrHppen
oorlbin absuidtden.
(Spater.) - Der 8rdii0ent bat iid MN
oennod Sur 2lbidlitung uon Sunoe8ruppeu
mad Seattle entid)loIitn, unO babtn geben0e
Seieble itn0 bem @eneral @ibbOu ertbeilt
moroen. Serner bat Der Brdfoent cine Bro
tlamatiOn erlaiieu, peld)e ale Yerioneu, Die
fid) i'll Seattle, i'm SerrtoruIm 2SaI6iugtou,
gegeu Die rehtmdBige &eborOe erboben baz
ben, au1Or0srt, uor llbr &beuoS am 10.
6ebruor pom tbrem QSiosrtanpe gegen Die
Seb0roe abiuIaiien uno frteoIid] III lgre Nob=
rnn9en 5urltdSutebren, oosr ltreH9er Srlfe
QemQrtlq Ill iein.
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Ser stnsftaaS tn Oer Gofe.aeaton.

Yttt8bur9 Ya., 0. Sebtuor. - gBie
etN 9litglleo be8 GOte SpnoitutS mittbeiIt,
mlr6 legt beabfti9t, Die Striter i'll Der
Gotes 8egiou burh yieQer ;u erieteu, Oerau
&auienoe III Der llmgebung pOn gpu6burg,
3d., erlangt merOeu t0nuen. Die SerdHoez
ring IOu je0od uid]t auf einulul, ionoeru ali.
mGblid oorgeuommcn meroeu, uuo oas
Spnbifat wuo tsinen &eriUh MAIDEN, Die
GOtewerte 5uianlmeu in 8etrieb 3u iegsn.
Die 8epOlteruns Der Gote &egisu opponirt
inoeiieu eutifie6en Der @infubr itemoer gr=
iatleute, un0 cine SiirgerDeriammIuHg ioll
norgeu in ScOttOale abgebalteu werOeu, nm
gesen oerartige MaBnabmen Su proteltireu.
Seine meme 9ubelt0rungen finO 10 lueit ges
melOet pOroen. Sderifi Sterling bat 100
Wiaun in @onnelspille ais 6ili8iderifie uer=
st6i9t. Die Grbeiter Der @Otenerte I'll Stint
tomn idloiieu id) beute Den StriterH an,
unO Der Setriebjen 2Serlc muBte eiugsitelt
merbeu.S
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9r. SGOtuGN'S
ReQulirenOe ViQe11.

9as m3dlttee &ebers unO ggaaenhetImttteI.
Bouia Obne Sei9eIhma1, elegant NIT lIfem sara
nberto9sn, pur9reR, reguIren, reini9eH uno trif9e
oiee Btnen.
RaOpans Btleu BlIr 6eIunq uIer Waasns.
Seberz, @eodrn=, yiereuz uno Slaienleioeu Rdts
TenidmsBen, Gppctitmon9el D(attigtett yierpens
trantbetten, SopitmerBeH, 5artIetbt9tett, Berf9ps
Sieber, Notwithstanding, 6dmorrboi6en urs
auer GtoruH9en Der Gngeue6e. 9ten oeaeta6tIIdI,
teine Spur p0H Dtertur, Ulueralien ooer Gbdolbcrt
DrO9usu.
QTeis: 25 6eats ote S6adteI. g,t allen
NnOthPFeTu a h1bPn.
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Sd,,pere slnflage 9egen etnea gSat=
fenbaus=Ssrtpalter.

Nefp Grl ean g. ya., 9. 6ebr. = 8e=
fern Nadmittag fauo cine Serlaumluna Der
3irettoreu bes iioii9eu 8ittwen. unb 8ai=
ieuz z&Ipls OIL SadionitraBe fat, iuortn Die
aIuge geeen ben Sertualter Der Aaltalt, Rub.
hi g. {. 9Seil, tpelder Der Sergelpaltigung
zines i'll benz Snititut befiabli6eu Mdo9ens
beIdulbiat 1T, sur Serhanolung selaugte.
Der BrGFbeut Der Snfalt, s. S. &erIeaeot,
ertlGrte, er babe an ?. 3. 81. ben @eil rps=
GEN oroter Serbre6en segen Die Sittli4teit
eutlaIlen. Die 0treftoreu erfldrteu iidl eit.
mitbis nit oieier WaBnahme fir einuer<
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Der 6eloularft.

0ieW y ont, 9. TebrUar. = UoI9eN0e5
Tnb Die zdluBuotirlngeu: @elO OiiHete gu
li-2 mo idloB 81 YrO}ent, - Sterltng
g&ediel $4.864 - $4.87 aui 60 Gage uu0
4.884-$4.89 auf Siht. - 8uuOes Obli=
qationeH; 3 prog. 1903 Al pros, 1929, A proj.
i249.-2ltiieu: 2lOam5' GrpreB 147, GeHs
tral 8acific 42!, Gbei. sGbiO III, Grte 27,
90. griOr. 50, gafe SbOre 89J, 81. S. Gen
tral AT, ,Rortbz Q8eferu IO4 90. BrIOr. 1864,
N.-9. Central 1863 ,G9iO sDiiiitfppt 22E 90.
9rior. 824, 4itt5burg l49, 8eostng 2!t,
Rod 38louo 1881 ,llHi0uz Yaciftc 52, 2&elternz
lft,fou I'll
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8rdnoc.

5OIgeuoe Gerluite ourdl 8rIuoe purOeu
geiteru telegrapbiid gcmeI0et: oaS YOfout
uno mebrere gaOen gu Buffalo Sap, Dat,
$4,000; Martin S. Saie8 SdublaOeu, Die
8trtbldaft Der @e0ritoer 6edanO un0 YterB
& Smau'5 Gigarreniubrit gu 6OnO ou Gac,
g8i8c., $12 600; Sri. @t. Brtce'5 Buswaa=
renlaoen uno mebrere auOere 9eifdit5lotale
IN 2eringtOu, 0tO., $4,000; R. gBemple's
YopiernIitbIe 3uSammOn8Oille, nabe amiler-
Sam, N.~9 $25, 900; uGppIebg's 8lod" all
Der Niberf!raRe in Yart8, Ont, $l5, 900.
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GaDftaI ttuo S(rbett.

Detroit, 0tiG.. 8. 6ebr. - Die all ber
vSpringpells 9rp z9od.Gampanp" beiAdfs
tiqteu Irbeiter puroeu por Suriem benad)<
ridti9t, baB fe bon sefern oil itatt 9 Stuuz
ben 5ebu Stunbeu tdglif, uuo stuar ohne
entipre6enbe 2ohnerb0hung, piiroen arbeiten
muiieu. Die arbsiten tpeiserten il6, inter
bieien llmltauSen su arbeiteu, uuo 9eferu
Oior9en, oils bic 2eute ii9 anididten, ausjuz
iteben, tpuroe ibUen BON Der &ourpagnle er=
6fiuet, baB bic 9estere BON ibrem Serlaussn
abitebeu uun mad pie Dor ueun Stuuoeu
oils pOlles Easemert betradteu ueroe.
Sorouto, Snt., 8. 6ebr.-0ie 800 VT
better Der uWafep =Wauufdcturius. Co." fno
ousgefanbeu, anseblid neil bic geieuI4aft
fd sepeisert bat, bic e0bue tp0aeutltd aus
fatt uonatlit alsju,ableu.
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'e bet bsSsntsaoHsa aa"Hrsr earssa's. (Eebr1.1s)
0faus BEN @erituuern ieds Oer erbeuteten

0tauS ben Werifauern iedS Oer erbeuteten
tnolanIifen Ronies SIT nit benz @riu9en,
ibsr ben @mpfang 81 qutttireu. Die Neri=
faner metgtrten iif, nit Dem Soten gu pers
banoeln unb oerlangteu, 2ieut. Wtaus gu
ipreden. 9erielbe begab fid i'll ihre 0tttte
unO puroe Don elmer 8anOe ftnIter blideuz
Der Meritaner, tuelde ihre @emebre in auf=
fdltger 9Betie 5ur Sdau trugen, uHrinat.
Gs gelang ibm uur nit MHbe, Iie Su peran=
laiien, Tim ben Stiid;u9 IN iein Eager su ge=
itatteu. 9tof am ielben Gage hattie er cine
Seipredung init ben SuOianern btHii6tlid
Der Seoinsungen tbrer llebergabe. 9aB bic
&paben iify bereit erfldrter, Die Baiien III
itreden uno ben Ameritaueru Die 6rau uno
etne Sdpeiter bon Geronimo ais @eiBeln
Iberaa ben, 1T bereits berihtet mor0en.
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9tEcfi3 far Sra.t S,oIOer &tomentD0
In Der ,.SMrnbaL!e.

3u oaa tatsuts uro oarNiaai.uolRaa IRA
ten 6ar 8CItimorer Subue 3i4It uRItrait3
GSrag Sober Romeutbg; ; Re bat iow3ll ourt
ibr Gpid, nie ben 3aaber lhre5 Ge'aH5eS
ben gaeaterbeIuheru maudeR @eHu8 beVels
tet. @n ibrem gbrenabeuee, . 9ounerta5,
Sen IL. Hebruar, ioate SubeE Der Saal oeT
,9Eruballe," glr. 81, gBsit SattlnioE5.
Strase, bis in Die eutfernteIte Sde 9elaut
ieiu. Cur Aufidbruua Gelau9t be ilalatil9'
@e1onQsuoGTe yoer feufel uno Der S1aeis
Der" uoR RoSerid Saaeo'E; al BE $aTt'l
luna rsiht f1 giE 9aa an.
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NtG,tcr 2Ba6.

Bari8, Ger, 8. 6ebruar. - u. 2.
@arrett, Der 9elperaOO, Uelter ben jpHli5.
Sherifi GlNp DaUiS in Ieeteu DECEMBER
aui ieiQe g8eiie ermOroete, uur0e IN Uergans
9euer NNdt bon einem 0iOb ans Dem biefs
gen @efGngniB gebOlt uuO auigebau9t. Der
gefan9uiBuuiieber 8aIOwiu letitete Oem
NiOb gGi6eriauo, tonute lebOf WidtS ans
rid}teH. Seine 6rau lauttte tnjuiiden Die
2larmgtOdt, uuo plele 8iirger eilteH CUR
Stelle, mur6en jebOh Ourf bic ibuen OOr9e=
baltenen 9leUouer Scr lguher Don allen
GiumiiduussueriIden abgeid)redt.
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Geiaes VI orb

9oufou, Ser., 8. 6ebruar. - Sple
Serrp, &c Sabre alt, Sobn bes perforbeueu
ebemaligen conf0berirten Generals 6ranf
Germ, eridoB geiteru friib beu Yoli3iiten
6enrp gSilIiam8 auf offener StraBe, neil
ihn berielbe an Samitag 4benb tsegen zines
Sratebls perbafteu pollte. Der Wf0roer fist.
@rif Elm Nefie besGalifornier 8i9ters Eerrp,
pelder BEN Senator 8rooerid t0Stete uno
Dor 8urSem Die Nbenteureriu Sarab Nltbea
6ill beiratbete. Der Wfor6 mar ein auBerIt
brutaler uno gdn5lid obne NnlaR.
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2lbIeben etneS ebeutalfeen SefretaeS
DeS Generals S5rant.

Gbica9o, 8. Sebruar. @eneral S. 6.
8otulep ftarb heute yia4uittas mad Idugerem
eeiben in Der htefseu 8Ohuuns leiuer Sohs
ter. gBahrene Der lesteu Sabre oes 8iirgers
trieges fungirte er ais Setretdr Ses Generals
Grant. Nad oem 9riese tehrte er mad Ieis
ner 9eimath in gal.na, Slls., suriif uuo
blieb bort, bis ietue @eiunebeit eri9dttsrt
tuurbe. Sett teaer 3eit tuobute er bel leiner
Eohtsr in Chicago.
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Darlington, 9. 6ebr.- Ieprdiertaut
Gtorriion bat Den GHtmurf elmer ueueu Saa
riibll 10 melt UOueuoet, OaB er 0ielelbe Uabrs
IAciultG mOrgen bem @Omtte fir Ilittel rnO
g8ege unterbreiten mir0. 3ieprdieutaut 6emitt
mar 6ru 0touiiOn BET oer Au5arbeituug Der
8orlaQe bebiililldl.