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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
RIVAL TUG-oEWAR soHooLBoY TEAMS

The tugof-war team of the Columbia Grammar
School, which the New-Ycrk and Brooklyn
championship last year. and the barnard School team
pulled in the Barnard School gymnasium in Harlem
Thursday evening The Barnard team pulled the
Columbia Grammar School team in two out of three
tugs OF five minutes EACH large company OF ladies
and gentlemen was assembled IN the gymnasium TO
witness the tug The Barnard School team IS tubant
over the victory and will pull the Columbia Grammar
School team In their gymnasium Saturday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

Tho ccl,esc where addresses were made by General
Alexander s. Webb pfesdens Of the colleges j. Edward
Simmons president of the Board Trustees James
Goodwin. president OF the Alumni Association After.
ward at tho invitation Of Gerera Webb the guests Wis
sted the different OF the building The Associate
Alumni announced that several Of the college professors
had consented deliver series OF public addresses on
scientific and literary subjects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
. ooRoyrws JURY SOLVES THE PROBLEM

coroner,s Jury found last evening that Robert
Morris the aged Englishman who found dead at NO.
80 wloughbyst, Brooklyn. with poison in his stomach
on February a. took Paris green with suicidal intent
His mythical story OF legacy In England when ne
I,,od yos IN tho hands OF Charles Dawbarn, OF this
city. was fully exploded lie was living with woman
who had buried four husbands They had used up all
ktat,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
mr. OpoyoHCs LOSES THREE NOTES

Joseph J. o'Donohue. the coGeo merchant Of No 1O1
Front st. received telegram yesterday from the Thorn
son Taylor Spice Company. Chicago Of which he is
large stakeholder advising him 10 take steps at once to
stop negotiation OF three drawn to tho order OF
the company Endorsed blank and made payable on the
National Bank OF Commerce New.Yofk The notes were
for s1Oo7 &C. 5000 0s and e45o4. One was made pay
able q another June "a and the third ON July
IL Mr. oDonohue said yesterday that the notes had
been stolen and sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT IxDrcArfoNs-FoR "a HOURS.
w.sKxcrox April For Massachusetts Connecticut
r..,orn Noyork Eastern Pennsylvania aud NewJersey,
ar weather sently cooler except nearly stationery tenn
peraturs along light to fresh variable WINGS
For wose.rn Nev.York and western PennsyiVania.
cooler fair weather light fresh variable winds followed
along the lake. by weather with light rains aud
fresh TO brisk winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
70 THE GOVERNOR AFTER COL. FELLoWSi

The latest rumor affecting District Attorney Fellows
was that Governor Hill anxious to find an oppor'u
nifty TO remove Mr. Fellows from oce the political reason
being Mr. Fellows's supposed friendship for the
Grace faction OF the party Just what the Governor WI"
round his action on no one would say. District Atto
ney Fellows was not dsquieed By the runors that the
Governor had watchful eye on him. and he left the
Office carly hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
OBITUARY NOTES.

Kingston, N. Y, April 81 (SpeciaD.-The Rev. DR..
John Joseph Duffy pastor OF St. Marys Church, in this
city, died suddenly pneumonia at the church recory
this afternoon. He had been in charge OF ST. Mary's
parish about twelve years.
Chicago, April 27-R. B. Clark, the president OF the
Calumet and Chicago Canal and Dock Company died last
night OF pneumonia.
vergennes VT, April 27.-Frederick Z. Woodbridge
died Thursday night, age seventy. Mr. Wood
bridge was member Of Congress from 1862 until 1SG3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
THE GOVERNOR VISITS THE METROPOLIS.

THE GOVERNOR VISITS THE METROPOLIS.
Albany, April Ex-Governor Hill went to New-fo
tonight Some say that the object OF his trip is to
meet Chamberlain wins and the poet from Boston,
who consented, at the earnest solicitations of Mayor
Edison descend from realms Of poetry and accept the
vulgar position Of Commissioner OF Public Works.
Tho Governor is mad, mad that he has worked him
self up to 40 degrees above fighting pitch. Among
other things that no may do besides settling old
scores with Messrs. Squire and lvins is to drop In
upon tho Senate investigating Committee and say a
few things oath about Mr. Squire and Chamberlain
WINS.
made by the nuns OF Cashe to the gallant Goth Reg-
ment After this sweet music will soothc him for tho
Volunteer Fire Department will scrcnade him at tho
Hoffman House and the inspiring strains OF Dave
Hill in the White House," Will frolic around his cars
as he slumbers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
A QUESTION OF COUNTY RESIDENCE.

TO nc hHFToF OF INC TrtbuHe.
sir: have lived In New-York State some years,
voting IN Brooklyn. Should / move to New.York
within next month, can vote for President In the
fall = In other words, how long is country residence
necessary before voting INQUIRER.
Scw-York, April %, 1888.
-Four months residence in the county before
election day is necessary to cntitle citizen 10
vote in this Statc.-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
ChiIarcn CRY for Piichcrs cassoria-
AlARRIED.

MARRIED.
COLE-CAssIy-on April 90 1883 NJ tnc Snuugn oi 'ss
Reseemer. aorrstown, N j. W me rev " vyssr 10
Hughes. Rector, Charles d. NJ Cole, Oh Ne"-'"~. "
Eulma stesrns Cassn. of Morrstown
ENGLIsH-woDELL-on "Wednesday April 20 ioSs' e.
brides mother. Pousnkecpse ~ II
py tAe Rev ID. Wheeler. ~ D. henrietta asukn.
ter Mrs ii. and tho late Sllas "oao' '" Jews
Hochkiss English, OF New Haven. oonn.
onoEsBECR-NILEs-On "wednesday April 70 1883.
AZ tbs Church Heavenly Rest by the rev ~ fxkes
Morgan, Edith daughter OF Luciea H. MICA Oh Ne".iofA'
TO Herbert GroosDeck. -
IAPfrN-BfGELow-on Wednesday. April rs. 1888 %
the residence Of the brides parents saaxerues ~ 70
ward aud Mary Bigelow. to Luther Anin of Fomp'ons
".
Mr. Isaac J. Green wood 2i6 West l4thst. by the Rev
Dr d. Parker Morgan. William A. Gus o, Cievclandt
Ohio to Alice DAUGHTER OF the late Erastns rs Huua. ana
granddaughter OF William Fullerton, OF t1is Guy.
purI ps--HUrcHISsoN- Thursday. April 20. 1888
Jaw Phelps 60 Rose Janet Hutchinson both OF NewforE
poMRR-cRANE-on Tuesday. April "a. 1855. at Calvary
Rantist Church. by the Rev Dr. H. X hacArtlnr Emelne
Crane daughter the late BENJAMIN f. crane 10 ffeaeFek
William Romer, both OF NewforN
wednesday April 20 -
Earthoonews Chlroh. BY the rev samuel Cooke ~ ~
Henry salisbury and Mary Josephine aAusa'"r OIL 'o'
seph !. r. Wood - .
sTJpRArr-GIL Friday, April "a. az
Trfnity Church. the Rev. H. A. ADAMS Avorr o.,tts
10 Lillian Gdersleeve daughter oiSh H. "uer
sleeve esq
No cards.
Notices of marriages must be Endorsed Nth MI ndms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
NOT PLEDGED TO ANY caNpnArE.

TO the EdttOr Of The Triouns
Sir: In your dis patch from Charleston in Sundays
Tribune, the following appears In Charleston tho
delegates pledged to Sherman first. and Hawley
second, for PIesident.S Permit me to say that tho
Charleston delegation IL not pledged or Instructed for
any one. Very truly yours, w n TAFT.
Charleston, 5. C., April 30, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

wa, found In PHILADELPHIA pawI,shOp by Newark de-
60 who learned nat another watch had been
i oy man homNowarlE The eiew was followed
$3.50, yesterday the pce arrested John Abertson. pro-
the Hotel Nonandle Who had the Watch In his
Ios9osSon' He san 10 had cot the pawn.uckct from
Sorns, notriois thief Burns and Alonzo Egg
WV ""e soon aftervan arfcsrd Albcrtson gave bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

nnctuatons yeserday observed &C the United states
signal service at this city, The dashes inie atc ho
tonneratnrs nctet Hudnur pharmacy 2ls broadway
TRIBUNE oFEicE April p. a. m.clear weather pre-
vaod re,sar This temperature ranged between 500 and
o. tho average B77s being 2o higher than ON the cor
responding day and 2s higher than on Thurs
day.
In and near city to-day there will probably DO little or
no change In the weathsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

Maltese cat when one OF the firm opened the moI ~
drawer Tuesday morning, out jumped ca. 90
longing 10 him. From the cesh were missing 80
note and two 81 nocs and other notes were aanas1a
by tho cats teeth Tabby is accused OF having az
propriated tho money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
yAsyUA1 SALE OF AMERICAN PAINTINGS.

Tho second annual sale Of American paintings from
the OF Newman E. Montross, Of No. 1850 Broad
way, took place last evening the Fifth Avenue
Galleries, No. 306 Fifthaye. Sxty-six paintings by
prominent American artists sold at prices varying
from SIG 10 $500 The total receipts were s,SoS. The
paintings bringing the highest prices were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

Of distributing tariff literature the manufacturers,
and ~ novel plan make IL more effective than the
method.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
TRACKING DOWN TnB NEWARK BURGLARG

The Newark police yesterday made several important
arrests IN connection with recent burglarieK The
Of D. II. Gilbert No. IS siatc-st, was robbed OF
watches and icwery March g. One Of these watches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
pUSs Asa TTLL-TAPPER.

From Tho Philadelphia Times.
baltimore firm has till-tapper in the Shape Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28

y,chu,p-yeterans OF the Sc, enth Regiment. n O..
v are reanssted 10 atsul the funeral Of Charles
Zachuan Company A. on sunday April zJ, al ococA
D. m from 443 Fast S7th- 81. ...,,>, c,.,
c, Il. CoRELL, Adjutant H. e. IHbMAiN' eoiono-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
1,179
f.I79
broadway.


SCHNEIDER e co.
quality weight hats for summer wear ready.
l,l70 BROADWAY. l,179.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
DIED.

Notice, Of marriages must be Endorsed NTH MI nams
and address,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-14
2.Glebest zines teFannteR Seistfd1
auegEfaaiTdIen Sd,auSDtcIsr3.

Bitt8burg, PG., u. Sept. - Ser in
peiten 8rCiIen bsfaunte uno geadltete Stlau
ipieter uu6 SbCater DIRECTOR Si1at 9tentou
Goltbolb 1T in ieiuer gBobnung su Septdlep,
@a., geforben.
8er Serfiolbiue tpurbe iu Sabre 1883 in
0itdm0no, 3D., ais StiaO oeuti9er @Itern gea
boren. ytaa 3uriid8elegtem 81. Qebensja1re
trnt GottbOlb in 0as AZ. yfeD gorter 6egis
melt ein, i'll nelhen e Ibec 2 Sllre oiente.
I'm %. gpIil 1864 frat er in Uaibiugton
ium erfen Wiale unb 3nar ais yQamlet" auf.
8nlb baranf be9ab lid Der luuge Siiuifler
nn6 @nglano, moislbit er iDei Sabre lang
nit 9roBem @rfolg auf beoeutenbeu Biihuan
gaftirte. @nbe 6eS Sabre8 1856 febrte @otts
bolb pieter nod ben Ser. StaGteu Burid.
@lne 9ietbe bon Sabren biuourt mar Der
Serforbene bel gr0Beren 8bea;ern u03ii9'
lid ia Remzg)Orf, ais S9ouipleIer thittg.
bis er iidl @uOe Der iiebeu1tse, Sabre ielba
cine 8rnppe formirts. Sn oen Sabreu 1878
uno 1879 bate er nit berIelbea siemliheu Gr=
foIg, in Der g8intsrs Saiiou BON 1879 5u 1890
aber traf ibu uislUtiBgeibid, uub er bei4loB,
letne Grippe nle6er auBulOien uno lad
Bittsburg ;uriid,utebreu. 8om Diirl 6es
SabreS 1880 on nabm @otttoIo mieoer be,
Uellfiebenen Ebeater, Truppen @ug1aemeut
on, 3uIeBt Ftano er urter Der 9Ireiuou oe8
2aprence Barrett. Setu IeBtss auffceteu in
YbilaSelpbia mar In Der bsrfloiieusu Onion
i'm &beffuut= Straseu pSperHz9auie." Der
Serfiotbene mar Elm 1uBerft seipifeubaftel
SGuuipieler, inbem CT alle feline 6ollr nit
bieIem 8IeiB uH6 GROCER 9OrgfGlt einfGoirte.
@r bate cine impCiante Griheiuuug, etae
oolIe unb tpeife Stimme unb mar fat nm
nbertreifl'b IN Der 9arftellnu9 BON ntilitdIis
illeu 9baraftereu,
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Die ,.@rano girtttlp a.

Gotumbus, ., 13. September -
8ie u@rano Grnbn bat beidluIien, tire
nG6fJabrlSe agerueriammlung N Dfl=
mautee, 2Sisc., GbSu1alten. I6tb. gB.
Q8arner, bus betanate @OuareBmitgIieb aus
WtiiiOurt, if gum SberbefebIsbaber Der Srs
GanIIatiOH ernablt por0en.
rsber bic BeuIionsfrage bat itb Der bis
berise GbsrbefeblSbaber Rea in ieiuem Sab
refberi6te oes QdugereH auSgelprobau; er
hebaIert, oaB Der &ougres es uerdbidumt
babe, bic Bill, tpie fe ourh oa3 q. yfatioz
mol. ,gncampmsnt" beridDtet DoroeR mar, 5u
pailireu. Or. &ea ipr!6t f4 iiber bic biiIf.
Ioie Sage aus, in tpelher I'D meBeu 6ea pal
fnen Serhaltens Der 6egieruus IN Der Berz
ficnsiIage 10 piele SeterGneI beI uben. Der
gerht oe8 @onite's fiic Benfoueu, melter
Don @eor8e 9. Uterrltt nuterbrettet uuroe,
risf eine erregte Debate beruor. SH ot7ielz
ben nirb ebeufaus Die Jfttpaifiruug Der
Benfions>Stu auTs 8taiiie betldgt. Der
Beridlt nurbe tur6 bic a)elegaten BON Sddz
ias, &eras uno anneran Staateu bsfimpft,
melde fiir cine 0teufs PenIiOnsz BID eintra'
ten. 9iergegeH lpruaen nber in inarfen
gGcrten 9eIesoten aus Beuulnlo loauiea, Rems
Borf uuo 9ItnOis. SdlRshh puroe De.
8eri6t ees Bsniions, @omite' g, peIder eiue
Benfton tIr bebltrfti9e SeteraueH empFeb!ti
angeuommeu.
gei benz @erteien bes @utihuIbiguuass
8tiefes Ses BrGTO,nfen @leusIauo e-bob ftd)
Elm iSrmIidler 4ufrubr. Mtebrere Delegateu
fprndeu fi6 in idarfsu Borteu ge8eH ben
Sifiiier aus, peIher es auf ft9 genommer,
bic gtnlueuug 81 erlafeu. @Iui8e 9lIe9a'
ten benusten Die 9sIegenbeit, etueu auge:
meineu An9riff auf ben Brdfbeuteu psgeu
iein2r Benfons' Bolitif uno ieiner besfaufgeu
8etos 5u MAIDEN. SblieStd purbeH abei
ole bsrartissE QntrdSe fir uuBer OronuuG
e1fIdrt, uHc anoere @eitGite a"fgeHommeu
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9ene Sahn,tnternenatett.

SttanG, Ont, 13 september. - Gin
grOEnrtiss8 8abuunteruebmen miro bier be.
iproder, meldes. tpeun ausgefiihrt, has cana
biite Ba5nipfem gang dnoeru rpiro. 5irefs
tor 8eemer pon Der .Boutiacz Baciftc= Sult.
tiOns sSabn" bat in Baris cine @eieu1aft nit
eiusm SnpitaI pou $85, 100000 gegriinbet,
iuelfe eine yiuie BON Beubrofe mad, 800
bauen unb bic 2lnie Der v&anabiiheu Baciics
balm" bon Sttana nod Quebec 1ia Rout.
reoI urfauieu Mil. gu Der 9eieli9aft ge=
boreu StaatsIetretar @hapleau uuo nubere
prOnlineute Y(dnner, meI6e ben 6an6el BON
giinneapoIis mad europa On iih ,isbeu uuO
cine birefte 2inie BON 800 mad Der 3iife BON
Canada berfeuen p00en.
2arebo, ger., 13 september. ga nj.
2eberer, Der Sice. Yrafbsnt Der st. 9ou,ss
Sacuteca8s Sueltins. & 9tetaing &omp laz
ME-" reiffe geferu BON bier mad gcnoou 40,
nm bic Arrangements fir ben Ban Der
rSislra Woiasa= =Gtieubabu" 3u peruoqffauz
bigen. Giee Sabn mirp bon ben Sobteus
feloeln BON Snn Selipe i'm Stante &ontuila
mad ben Sisrra Rojaeu.W .Wiuen gefi6rt usrs
ben unb bon bier ben InifluS an Die pWeris
faniihe &enralbabn" in SimnieIe i'm Staate
@oahuiIa permittelu. 9ieielbe tpirb uabe;u
400 Reilen lang perben. CUR 3eit per0eu
In ben Sierra Wojabas Wineu iioer 60, 900
Ecnnen @r3 pro Sabr au Gage gef6bert, elm
@rsebnis, bas nit SabnfaciyitIteu nm oas
Srsiia6e settigert peroen tanR.
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Die HuS0d,teu oer aeHofratte.

Bittsburs, 13. September. - @aluin
Srice, ber SorfeenSe beS bemoFratiifau yta.
tiouaI @Omtie's, htelt fi6 uuf ieiuer 8eiie
rad Columbus, D, furIe 3sit in uuisrer
StGlt anf. &r tptrb oou bier uad &tnctHna=
ii, unb ucu tnrt nod &bicago reiieu, nm ii5
isber bic polittIte Sttuation genau 3u tnfors
miren. Ginem 8eridterftatter se9euit5er dus
sgrts er fid1 iiber sic AusfhtrI Der bemofrn.
ti,6en 9aItei bei Der beuorfebenoeu Br1ts
bentenpabl in isbr upttmtfiider Beiie. y8ir
sInubeu uid5t, oGs MIR in Ruine fefteu 9runh
oerlureu babeu. Dtnn muB fd Dor Hugeu
balteu, bas bic 8erbaltrife in ienem Staate
gaus eigeuartige fiue. StoB S,Asrei,, Gums
6erz uno Surtfirage, in rpelAen Buutteu
Wane eegsu ms if, baben wir bQs bemu=
fruniGe gotnm oaelbff parn1ahrt. g8ir perz
ben in Reru Dort, Neps Seriep, 5nOiaua unb
Connecticut spe,fsIsObue iiegrei@ ie,n. auh
IN Riaiaau, Dttuneiota unb gum Ebeile au9
in sSiscouliu lino bic Ausiitteu aiinfg.
g6enIo Itno bic SerhdItniffe in SGinOis fir
ms f1mutbiGeno"
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GeaeraI SarrtioW una fetn J3e0ts

Gtustor, SuO., 10. September. -
@eneraI 8eni. 6arriiOu nObute btute Der Il.
9ieunioR oeB 20 SuoiaHa'er SolcutGrtegla
meuts bel, Bu oefen S5erft er i'm 4ugui
1862 errauut muroe, uadoem ar oor6ar Elm.
&UupG9uie heiielbeu commaHbirt bate. 8ls
RegimeHt mad)te bic TeIb;iige im SitOp2fsu
uno SbermuH's beriibmteu Uiari6 nab Der
see nit. Sine grOBe Neui4eHmenge mar
upIGBIih be8 @reiguifies in BEN biefgsu
SlGbtten, meIdes 81 lteileu meflt1 BON
SuoiGuapOlis an Der pSduoGlia 8abn" tteat,
ueriammelt. 8reibuubert &eteraueu oes er.
pdbuteu 0fe8ineHts unbmen on Der ReuniOu
NutbsiI. General Sarriiou bleltiur 4utmort
auf cine bOu Srl. Dtarp g. Wtudeu, eiueI
3odter oee &upltdns Dlt9eu, on ibu gs.
rtd tete guIprade cine turIe 5}eoe, IN pelde,
er SergniiSen bariiber dHserte, ietHe alien
getamgrabeH ptsoer AZ iebeu. &r nurOe
nui'S Reue gum PrdFosnten Der Seteraueu.
GfiocinttCn Oes 20. Regtments, /" welteu PO'
fen er ieit ber Srituouug Der Gfociatou be-
fleibete erDGhIt
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germtE6fe tslearaDbtf@c SepTAcm,


-3as fort @eorge. qoteL"58u 2aFe Sc
cr8e, R.z9., brauute getern trit1 utaoer.
@erIuft 100000.
Ger aus febau 8eIesnteH befebeu6e
oNatioual. gOuoeut" Der @reeHbadpartei hal
fq uertust, Obue eiu PraFoeuti6afts' 'Gidei
3u nominlren.
- Su ber uulgegeno BON Snp.Gttb, Wtis
fiaau, niiben oerbeerenoe 2GalobrGnoe.
9mei Eamilieu iolIeu tpelfllh Don Stauotll,
aid., in ben Slammen um8etommen iein.
- SacObs 8roctOr'S groBes SperH.
bcls unb etIite aufoBenbe @ebdube 81 So
raCuie, N.=D., nuroeu gefteru frib our6
f5euer 3erf1Tt. 8erlufi $500, 900.
- Sim SbadelforO, Elm Snrmer 3u Dog.
graH6 uumeit Mempbis. Eenu., bat Ieine
,r1Iidhrige Sodlter tband9li9 5u Eooe ge,
priiaelt, neil fte, auf ietn SehetB eiueuSimer
n9rI BaIfsr III bolte, 3u lange ousbIteb. Dte
yta6baru broben nit etnem 2puhgerift.
- Sin @treit 3niiden Sater uuo Snbu in
Iapiou, @a., bat nit 6em 3oOe oes grfc
rem oeenbet. Seit mebreren WOnuteu bate
Der 10 idbrise Sobu &itdens ieiue. 5rau
Td,ledlt bebauoelt, neil ite CUR GiornOHenttrs
de iibergetreteu mar. geeten Sonntag uabm
Der iuu9e Sudeu8 ieiue Dtutter ge8eH bic
3bdtdteiten in Sdutr nobel es 3u eiaem
beittgsu Streite tam, IN befeu Serlaufe oer
iuuge Sitdeu isiHem Sater einen Srttt in
ben lluterIsib uarieste, uslhem Der 2esters
in tpeni9eu Smnoen erlag.
- girer art gBirfstipiel, oGidtad' ses
ununt, buloigteu tiir3ldl fiinf 4ua6eH i'm
Sauie bes Bafors &. >. Eapior in steuo'
iha, Giac. Ser frOmue 9err bate Linen
oft uEteriGst, in ieiuem 6ouIe 5u iptelen, bod
bic Suaber, ruCId]e es bosbafter gSetie ar
QuI obgeiebeu batteu, ihu Al draeru, listen
ihr Spiel 10 rett inter ieiueu augeu Tort.
Ie5er bieIe ySidtat "Euttt erboit, ergrtif
Or. Gaslor etue BifOle unb idoB onf Die
5ungen, eiuem oerieIbeu, SEQ. Beahel, elue
itnere SeruunOuug beibriu9euo.
- Rnn itdet ben IN duguRa, Sa., our4
bic fiirSllne lleberi6uemmuus augeri1teten
SGubsn uuf $1,0O0.00O. II RenideH Ruo
in Der tiberi6pemmteu 8egeno tpii4eu aHs
gpfa uno Snuannab ertrunfeu.
W. SeursFelb ertpiirgte rpdbreuo Der
porltttsu Radt gu South sBerDid, gte.,
ietue Satin. Giferiu4t mar bic llriahe.
- 3ie 81. Snbresoeriammluus bes Sc
neral @ou3ils Der Iutberiiheu Rn4e ooH
RoreameriIa tpurbe gefieru IN Wtuneapolts,
Rinu., burh ben Brdfibeuteu 8r. .. 9p0tb
aus philadelphia er0ffuet. 9as SoHjiI miro
eiue gBode lang in Stsuug bIetben.
- Splpeaer Srubb aus Saflaub. &itp,
Snb., feusrte eefern brei Shiife onf Serue
Donning ab unb oer.Juubete oas Uldo4ea
t0ttlid. 8as Serbredsn nuroe in es9eus
mort elmer gTo6eu WeHihsuueuge oerI5t
nuo mar bic foIge BON @iferiu4t.
- ,Brofefor" &. B. g8bite, Elm itpars
ger BOIitit,r unb ehsmuIiges Witglleo Der
@eieegsbnng pon Arfauins, III ia 3elena,
Grt., peseu nungsisslider '@Obabttattou"
Guf 276 Gage uad Der s5tuuts- Sudfln9ss
Barm gu 0utOur geididt uOrbeu.
General Bsni. 5arrtiou bat BEN Re'
bofteur Der pSa3ette" gu Raut ehunt'
So, CUR antport auf elite Aufroge eiu
Sdreibsu ssidift, in naIhem .r bic au
gube, ous er seiust babe, Elm &olIQT pto Gag
isi 9otu ssuus iiir irsenO eiusu atbetter, tlr
etRe &nmp09ue.9hge ertldrt,
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gIUssa Febt pje TN buurIer Soys5 So. 3ieIe
asnalulen Tietaumaiitu i6uuCR nur ourtb
ami f. berultelR Se1ettOren aeuorfeues
gJGt er9snt UeroCu. 2gd 8aS fIHo Rleiuigz
feiten, oie Fd Iliht ma6eu laiTeu uu0 i1ers
hdl ned Remadt neroeu. SH ibrer gauleu
&truudlaiT9aHgr mau ilua taft logon y97ups
pigieit," erlGelHeu uber mn erf 0te gt1oeu.
8ieier ueruadIa'Rs5 g8tq IN Der 0titte, 6isle
abgehmadten &Hler, olele arslieliqs Bdutei
Sle iheineu laut gu ruign: gBir ls GIleu ms,
IGafit Hns i9ri. lin6 ale g.uDeisuoeu narsH
NaIiH eini5: ie gb,g oa gBaaOd qei66fieu
mirb, SeRO bCT,r. DGuu DgrNeu aud Die
SauieT icIBeu. uga rDis bic gde oes Safe
Sluer uu6 Die aufc5luaeu 6dupr gefern
cine Sorabaur3 o5o-I babgH, Uis ss eileut=
LID i!btrall u5'5n .oGte, 70 UrO au6 Der
niat IaHle aui fh UacteH !afgu. Dean mas
y srliu rid, Dla lauu gB. o."
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gSfehmGrFfs.

ct. 2ouis, 13. 5ept.-8iuSbieb: gu
fubr 265O, Serien6un9 1850; Breiie oartir
ten 3ntaeu 1920 uuo $5.75. - Sdueire;
3ufuhr 44S6, Berienbuus 1875; Preiia ua
riirte1 5piideu $6,2O uu0 Sc 6O.-Sdaafs
3uiuhr 2275, Serieuouug 1870; Breiie pa
riirten 3tpiiheu $3.4O uu0 $3.50.
@btcugo, 13. Septbr. -8iu6uieb: gu
fnbr II, 600, Serieuouuq 5000; Breiie bart
lrten 3pi ,6eu 81 so uuo So. S9uetue
3ufubr 10000, Serienbung 5000; Breilc Oa'
ritrten 5Diiheu $4.OO unb sc. -Shaaie
3ufuhr 5000, 8erieubuug 2COO; Breiie "a
rt,rten stpiideu S2.75 uno $3.50.
6 aft 2ibertp, BeHnI., 13. Septbr. -
5finbUieb: 3ufubr no, Serieubuug no
Preiie oariirteu stDiifeu $3.50 nHb $500
- S4petne: .3ufubr 1900, Serieuorut
21OO; grsiie Uariirten 3pii6en S. 25 mi
$6.7O.-Sdaaie: 3ufabr 22OO, Serieuouua
24oO; Preiie 0nriirten tpii4eu $3.50 uuo
SS IN
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Die erpIpfipn In, sstds,sus,neI.

Ct. Yaul, yftnn., l3. Septembsr.-
lleber bic bereits semeIbete @rptoiicu I'M
gEtds Gunnel pirb Der hisitgen uBtoueer=
Breb" mod DoIsenbes telearapbrt: p9sr
Sunnel if beretts fertis seftsut, uuo Die treus
uence Murer nar sefferu Wor9eu nur nod
aegen 20 SuB bid. Die Nameu Der 9et0Sts.
Ten iine: Samee Rulun, Sans BeterIeu,
glife @eid, Daoib 8ater, 8bomus Bter-
ION, @iLliam Bale, 6raut Anoetiuu, Sob.
Gantbers, @eorse Sruius uno eine Beriou,
oereu Sbeutitdt nidt feffsefeut meroeu tOuu=
tie. Rebrere anoere Arbeiter purbeu idred.
lid berffiumelt.h