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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, sALrruoRv. AVID nics
MoHD STOCK RxcaAaGgA
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. robsecs Tur
psntins, Rosin. Tar. ana
Peanut karksta



NEW YORK, February 25.--The stock market
to-day Was dull, rs usual. but showed q more ae-
cided weakness than on any previous DAY TINS
week. and prices declined almost throughout tne
session. There was VERY little life In the lie, ~
frsI but the feeling was bearish, and London
had some selling orders IN It's speciaites snn
traders joined In the selling on the reported
strike ON the Chicago. Burlington and quincy,
though for some time there was not an tnnueu-
tial room trader present IN the board. Bear
operators. however, gave out some heavy selling
orders later. Northwestern stood the brunt OF
the attack at first, but was displaced later by
Louisville and Nashville. There was some
little buying for arbitrary account toward the
close, but IL did no more than steady the list In
some directions. The close was duh but heavy
at the lowest prices 81 the day. The days ousi-
ness amounted 70 only $1,000 shares Eyorythib
il lower. Louisville and Nashville lost ~
per cent. Colorado Coal and Richmond and
West Point preferred, per cent each, and the
rest fractional amounts.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK. February 25.--The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes; Reserve
decrease. g. 756.9j0; loans, increase, Sl3l.ao;
specie, decrease. 81 800; legsl-tenders, DO
crease. s5l5.50O; deposits, decrease, ss,Al,eOO
circulation, increase, $4,000
The banks now hold ti5.20i ,425 in excess OF TIE
20 per cent rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
BIG BOYS SUITS,

bIU bUlo oUIIo,
AGES l2 TO IS WITH LONG PANTS. THE EN-
TIRE STOCK OFFERED. NOTHING RE-
SERVED. THOSE THAT WERE SELLING AT
81 A SUIT ARE NOW $3.50. THE IS SUITS NOW
GOING AT So. THE 50 SUITS CAN NOW BE
BOUGHT FOR 81. THE SIC SUITS CUT DOWN
Tos9. THE $3.50 AND SIS SUITS NOW GOING
AT so FOR THE CHOICE. AND THE sia5O, SIS,
AND SO SUITS GO ATsi2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
- v,r~,.,a u..toricaI society.

A meeting Of tho Executive Committee
of the Virginia Historical Society was
held last night in the rooms OF the socie-
ty. in the Westmoreland Clubhouse.
Present: Messrs. Henry lyice.president)
in the chair, Valentine, Brooke, Brock,
and Bsrksdale, recording secretary.
The death OF the Hon. William Wilson
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A Protest.
fBY telegranh % tho Dispntrh.l


New YORK, February 25.-An Ameri-
can gentleman travelling in Cuba writes
from Havana under date of February 10th
as follows: A protest by the local Board
of Charity to the mayor of Havana
dwells upon the fact that between May
last and January, 1888, 1000 persons
have died Of smallpox in the city of Ha-
vana and further, that during the same
time 1000 persons in other parts of the
island have died, Santiago de Cuba con-
tributng over l 900 deaths. The protest
goes on to state that the petitioners
are at the beginning OF the epidemic,
and that the authorities are doing no.
thing. Regla and Guanabacoa, on the
harbor of Havana, are full of it. Cuban
apathy is best illustrated by the follow
ing discovery, made within fortnight !:
1t was generally supposed that the city
had a proper smallpox hospital. An
inspection revealed a shed, in which
were forty-eight patients with one negro
attendant, with few quarts of milk,
and that in the heart OF the city of Ha-
vana-a city whose proud boast is that it
is the "Meccl of the Antilles"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
Ellis VS.. Houston.

The subcommittee appointed by the
Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections to take testimony in the con-
tested-election case from the Fourth
(Roanoke) senatorial district met yester-
day afternoon and read over a part ofthe
evidence that had been written out by
the stenographer. and viii continne the
same on Monday. Areport will probably
be framed in time to be presented on
Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
DEATHS.

CRANE-Dsd. al Baltimore. Friiay. February
a, 1898, at 400 A. NJ. HENRY RICHMOND, only
son of Henry H. an Cara W. Crane; aged seven
teen months end seven days.
FRY.-Died. on the 25th instant, Mrs. SARAH
BOYKIS FRY, wife Of Or. Frank j. Fry, OF
Quinnimont. W. Va. -.
Tho funeral from ST. James church on MON
DAY, 9th Instant at II o'clock A. "A.
LEARY.-Died, at her residence, In this city, 81
1928 p. NJ, February 25 1854 Mrs. MARY
LEARY. widow Of the late Dennis leary. ma
tive on County Cork Ireland, but for thirty-eight
years a resident OF this city.
Her funeral will take place from 81. Peters
Cathedral MONDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully ln-
yited 10 attend.
MORANo. Died. Saturday. February 25th. at
i:25 Y. NJ. PAUL M0RANO. In the forty-second
year Of his age.
Funeral from St. Peters Cathedral TO-DAY at
3P.M
PALMER. Died. near Gulnea's, Caroline
county, on Saturday, February 18th, SAMUEL
5. PALMER.
His remains will arrive at the Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad depot Al
i0.2s A. NJ THIS Sunday MORNING. Inter
mont al Hollywood cemetery.
WADDILL.-Died at $40 O'Clock 7. N. Wednes-
day, February %. 1883, ALMA CONWAY, infant
daughter Of Edmund, Jr.. and Alma L. "adaiiL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

COTTON REPORT
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW fOhh-
NEW YORK, February 25.-Cotton dull: no
sales: uplands, 10 9-l6c.: Orleans, 10 lI-lGc. !;
net receipts at all ports, 9ls3 bales; exports-to
Great Britain. I6,i65 bales; TO tho Continent.
~ bales; stock, Si96l6 bales. Southern -four
auiet and steady. Wheat Options advanced IA
&c. early, and during the short session changes
were light, closing at a shade under the best
cash ruled frm: No. red. s9kasskc.; April.
90Has0Ac.; May, 9lhc, closing at 9lkc. Corn
Options kaAc. and spot tribe higher, closing
59Ic., closing at SOC. Oats Ka&c. higher but
less active; No. 2, March, GAaT 5-l6c.: May,
s7sSaSHc, closing at o73sc: No. spot. 81 91a&sSc
m5sa R 10 nomas
tons again higher but less active; No. 2 Rio,
February, sl2l0; March. tii.40asll60; May.
s1l.l5asli.35; June, sl1.05Gsli.25. sugar quiet
and firm fair refining, l3-i6c. refined quiet
crude In barrels, 61sa7Hc.; refined. nc. at all
ports Cotton-seed oil--30c. for crude; 4ial2c.
for refined. RooIn duh at si.i2Haii.i7H. Tur-
pentine steady at 4Ohc. Hides quiet aud ua-
changed. Wool quiet and nrm. Pork steady.
Beef duh. Middles duh and nominal Lard a
shade higher: western steam, f2O5aSS10: Feb
ruary, ssOSasaOo; May. ss03aiSO5. Froights
dull
BALTIMORE, ND. February e5.-Cotton dull
middling. 1870. Flour about steady and quiet
Wheat-Southern easier and quiet; red. 0as3c.
amber, 92a95c.; western firmer and quiet No.
winter red. SPOT e6a5ohc March, B4 acAc
May, 9la9ikc. Corn-Southern steady; white.
5ia56c.; yellow &c; western nrmer, closing
quiet; mixed spot, 53kc. asked; February, sac.
asked; March, 581a5tc. April, 44a54Ac.
May, 55Ba55Kc. Oats quiet and steady; south
ern and Pennsylvania, 36ai0c. western white
40a4lc. western mixed. S7aSsc. Rye steady Al
66a70c. Provisions steady and quiet. Coffee
nominal: hio cargoes, ordinary 20 fair. 49, q
Ice. Sugar-Copper-renned nrm at i5aisc
| Whiskey steady az s1.2iasi.2a Other articles
4 unehaD0ad Freighfs 70 IiyerpOOi Der sfAarnA,
dull; cotton, Sled; our, per ton, ss.; grain, "a
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, February 2a--Cash quotations were
Flour steady. No. spring wheat. 75ha7ezc.
| No. 2 red, S0cs<. No. 2 corn, 4sAc. No. oats
271ls29c. Mess.pork. sassy. Lard, $40 Short
RIBS, s7.i5st7.i7h; shoulders, s5.s0st6o5; short
| clears, s790a$s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

(By Anglo-American cable TO the Dispstch.l
ST.. PETERSBURG, February Co.
Prince Hehenloke-O shringsn, Third
Secretary OF the German Embassy here,
has committed suicide.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February rs. tSsa
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND, February IS, 1888
OFFERINGS
WHEAr.-5O0 bushels.
CORN, 2t0 bushels.
OATs.-2, 200 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Longberry, 500 bushels prime at 99c.
CoRS.-Whlte, $40 bushels very good at 5sc.
$40 bushels good at Sc Total sales OF corn,
go bushels.
oaTs.-White. 1900 bushels very good on pri.
yate terms.
FLOUR.
We quote: Fins, s2.jOas17j; supernne, s2.75a
Ss.2S; extra sa51aI&75; family, siaiI5J. patent
family, country. SL75as5.2l
COTTON REPORr.
Market easy.
QUOTATIONS..
MIDDLING, I0Ec.
Low MIDDLING. 0Ic.
GOOD ORDINARY, s9-i8c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

And n0ie for the Lfias Chaps, ages ( 10 Il. rho
wedr Knee Pants. The $3.50 suits are now s235 !;
the 81 suits Rop sass; the $3.50 ones nOw s325:
the IS ones now $3.50; the Sc once noo g.; the 81
ones now IS the IS ones $3.50; the $40 ones are
going at 81 the sls suits at S. and the SIS ones at
$780,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
ANOTHER CARN1vAL
OF
GIGANTIC BARGAINS.
THIS TINE IN BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.

COMMENCING TOMORROW MORNING WE
PRESENT TO PARENTS OF BOYS AN oPPoR-
TUNITY WELL WORTHY OF THEIR CoNsIDE-
RATION.
THE MAGNITUDE OF THESE REDUCTIONS
IN PRICES OF BOYS CLOTHING AT THIS
TINE IS ONE OF THE ABSOLUTE NEcEssI-
TIES OF OUR GREAT AND GROWING BUsI-
NESS. ROOM WE MUST HAVE SPRING
GOODS ARE NOW ES ROUTE.
OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN,
AND WE ARE CONTENT TO HAVE IT so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT.
BALTIMORE srocK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BLLrMoRS. Nd, February 95.-yirginla SIS,
consolidated, 10; past-due coupons, 60; do.
l0-40s. 81; do. new Be. o.. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND NEED NO AS
sURANCE THAT WE ARE CAREFUL TO ADJ
yRRTIsE ONLY BROAD FACTS THAT CANNOT
BE MIsCoNsTRUED OR Misunderstood.
BUT THERE ARE THOSE AMONG OUR PEo-
PEE WHOSE WINGS HAVE BEEN sINGED By
THE CATCHY ADVERTISEMENTS OF IRE
sPoNsIBLE PARTIES, AND WHO, NOTwITH-
STANDING THEIR PAST EXPERIENCES,
RUSH, MoTH-LIKE, AGAIN AND AGAIN INTO
THE GLARE THAT BLINDS AND BURNS
THEM. FOR THE SPECIAL INFORMATION
OF THOSE PEOPLE WE WILL HERE STATE
THAT WE HAVE NOT IN THIS INSTANCE
DISTURBED THE ORIGINAL PRICE MARKS,
AND FOR THEIR OWN GUIDANCE AND
SATISFACTION WE WOULD SUGGEST TO
THEM THE ACCESSIBILITY OF THEIR BRING
ING THIS ADVERTISEMENT WITH THEM.
THEY WILL THEN SIZE THESE GOODS
MARKED AT THE ORIGINAL PRTcEs-wHIcH
EVERY ONE KNOWS WE'RE THE LOWEST IN
TOWN FOR GOODS OF EQUAL MERlT-AND
THEY CAN MAKE THEIR SELECTIONS AT
THE PRICES ADVERTISED.
A. sAEs CO.,
IN crufvpe N, TUE povo
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LArE wgArmrH REPORT.

[By telegraph % the DispsNh.l
- WASHINGTON, February s0-l 4. H.
tFllR For Virginia. North Carolina, and South
--Carollna, colder fair weather, lgh. 70
fresh northwesterly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. FEBRUARY Is. iss&
by telegraph


ANkINkT
Steamship Guyandotte, Kelly. New York. sSe
sailed for New York. merchandise.
Schooners L. NJ. Davis, Ross New York; WIZ
liam Mason, Crowell. New lors: W. n. Bailey,
Pearce. New York; sue Williams. Pearce, New
York; H. b. Ogden, Couch, New Nork-ail 70 load
coal.
SAILED.
Steamship Joshua Nicholson, Regnault Cork,
grain.
Barge Atlas. Boston. coal
Schooners W. L. and W. T.. Tuck, Harding,
Allyn's Point: A. y. Phillips Benton, Boston;
f. II. Weaver. Weaver, Boston; >amuels. lhorp,
Pearce. New lork-all with coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
Mount sc. mary's College.

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
FREDERICK, MD, February 25.-To-
day a mortgage was filed here by the
president and counsel of Mount st.
Mary's College for $500 to Vincent
o. Boyd, trustee. The mortgage in
cludes S45 acres of land. 1t has been
known for some time that the college
was in want of money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
r,. p.e.,a,p.,aI.ar,yin aichmond,

The special train bearing President
Cleveland and party en- route from FLO
rida TO Washington reached Richmond
Last night at 1873, and remained about
ten minutes while locomotives were
being changed. Fully hundred men
and one woman had assembled at Byrd.
Street station TO see the distinguished
travellers. but they were only partially
rewarded President Cleveland was seen
tbrousb the window walking about IN the
car with an uElighted cigar IN his mouth.
Colonel Dan. Lamont, his secretary, was
also visible, and 10 was mrs i1an'oa''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
ions at the Stock Board:

SATURDAY. February %, 1884
SALEs-FrRsr BoAKD.-s,00 Virginias's regis
tered, at 67S; 10 shares Petersburg railroad
stock at 64S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
MARINE ISrELLIGESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY %. iSsA
.pgfvFn

steamer Ariel, Doyo. Norfolk. United ststes
mail, merchandise. and passengers. l.. u. Tatlm.
agent.
Steamer Ashland, -. Philadelphia, mer-
chandise aud passengers, j. ". hcCarrck,
agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
Funeral Notice.

The funeral OF JOHN JAMES STANLEY viii
take place from G32 north Eighth street At
O'Clock r. NJ. SUNDAY, February 2dth. Friends
are Invited 10 atteud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
nFFICERS AND MEMRERS q

" OF ELyIN GROVE. No. 8. u. 10.
D.: You are hereby notified 10 attend ~
a called meeting OF your Grove To-
DAY Sunday. February 70. isS, Tor inc pur-
pose OF paying the last tribute OF respect 70
your deceased brother, WILLIAM B. MfLBny.
Members OF sister groves are inyifod TO attend
with us and 10 bring regsila.
BY order Of the Grove.
fe colt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

FTyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TEE
i srocKuoLDR110 o. TIE HIQa MoNn To-
hpsv @S@ss;k
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
sa-METHODIsT SUNDAY

pD- METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL sOcIETY.-The regular monthly meet
ing OF the Board Of Directors OF the Methodist
sunday-school Society Of Richmond aud MAN.
chester will be held at Broad-street Methodist
church ON THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at q
o'clock. CBARLEs y. RADr, Secretary.
aU- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Main and Sixth streets)-Rey. WrLLfAn
W. LASDRuM. ID. d.. Pastor. Morning service al
II O'Clock. service by Rev. Mr. SEEDHAm; eve
ming service at O'Clock, sermon BY pastor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
RAND GROVE OF yIR-N !

EKAND GROVE OF VIE ~
N GINA, u. A. o. D-EO TIE x
oFPic KRIS Am MEMBERS OF TnE ~
GRAND GROVE or VIRGINIA, q. A
o. D.: There win be sn exus session o. the
Grand Grove at the 0roye-room Of Monros Grove,
No. lf3eividere HalD, on THURSDAY. MARCIA
list. at O'Clock y. VI. All Past Arches and Repre-
sentatiyes are requested 70 attend.
By order u The ~. a. A
fs 2sxNhi AYER ANGLE. Grand Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
ray- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
MEETINGS.
RICHMOND. February Is, iss

RICHMOND. February q, 1874.
Il NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.- ia
IN The committees appointed by theMAA
lodges OF Richmond and Manchester foris,rkld
the purpose Of forming General Visit EfSV
ing Committee will meet MONDAY VIZ
NIGHT February 9Th, st the Castle Hall Of ~
racuse Lodge, No. 6, corner Mayo and Franklin
Streets al o'clock. for the purpose OF organixa-
ton and work. All members OF the commiftees
earnestly requested 20 be present
By orc err OF the Committee. 10 NIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CHAIN,

'nKDEK OF The UOIADt4N OuAIN,
" The members OF ANCHOR LODGE, No 8.
o. a. C.. win attend stated meeting 10 concor-
dia Hall, <e2 east Broad street. on MONDAY
fun attendance desired. Members OF sister
lodges invited 70 sttend-
our meetings hereafter win be on tho SECOND
and FOURTH FRIDAYS.
RS. DENNY.
% aaft Secfetnry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
70 Mft
OF LIBERTY COUN.

MEMBERS OF LIBERTY COUN-
wi GIL No IA J. o. Y: 4 u. are requested
10 meet " hofrsssette,s HAL tO-DAi. ronIeary
Of respect % our late brother, ". h MILKY. AL
naixhboring ccunciis are invited 70 attend
By order Of X. A. Hvoans> Counsellor.
10 ALT n. n. cu8Br. Secretary.
Office CARPENTERS AND
IN J0INRRy UNION, va - Of Ricbmood.
Va. win hold pqhlic meeting ~ Old Narkss
Hall ON NBxr TUk0pAY at3k =. Their qenr
win DO prcsent and deliver En- address h TIE
iptorsst a Organised labor. cordial tnviontion
y sxtsqdsd % AL ladies included -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was

cloudy and mild.
Rnnna of Thnrrnnnefer YeafcrdaY.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-08
EGlrinaifGe Staaten.

@era. Sa bic i6On felt einiser 5eit
stpiI6en ben W~aurerseieIen mi oeren
Mrbeitgebern in Staot unb nm9ebun9
%gepflpgenen 8erbanbIuusen wegen Grbos
bung bes 2obnes gu feinem 8eiultate 9es
flbrt, 70 baben cine er66ere 3abl ppn
9eiellen bic Mrbeit ein9eitellt uno inb
nab 2eip5ig, 9amburg unb Sarburg abb
gereiit.
@reis. Sic picrsebnidl ,iae Gina
S6uI3 aus Saalburg, pel6e bel einem
Sleii6ermeiiter auf Der ct. Mbelbeioira6e
bier in 9ienften itano unb i6pn wiecers
bolt ibrer Sienitberridaft geranlafun9
au 8la9en 9egeben bate, periu4te il9
ibreS an9etretenen SienitperbdltnifeS baz
bur6 su entlebiaen, bab fe bas 9auS in
8rano itedte. Sas Seuer puroe i'm Gnt'
iteben 9eI6i6t uno has Wdb6en per'
baftet.
&etrut 9udbinber 9dori6 aus lItens
burg, in Garniipn in Gpnitan5, bat ii6
i'm 8pbeniee ertrintt uno bic 18idbrige
S~ienitma9o 0tiuna Srieorib aus Sei6>
polframsoprf bat fi9 erbdn9t. = Ser
GRANDDAUGHTER 8. Gdarbt aus 9rpBpir>
iblb purbe bon einem rpllenben Saumz
itamm eri6ldgen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-08
&ro66erjogt6unt 9eGen.

8ingen.. Sas SaGIiment IQmann
bat aud benz bieligen &riegerperein cine
empfnolibe Sblappe beigebradt. Ser
8crein bilbte our6 baS SaIIimcnt oas
Serm6gcn ieiner Sraufens uno Inter
itilsungStaiie elm. Su einem Nufruf an
bic bieii9en GinpObner bittet Ill Der
G%riegerperein UNI Seitrd9e aur G%riinpung
elmer neuen Saile.
9rie8beim. &iirSIid erei9nete iid
bier elm ibduberbdfter linglIdSfall, b.m
elm Menidenleben gum Spfer feI. Sa5
Yfero be5 bieligen 2anowirtb5 &iliinger
muroe auf benz 5eIoe i6eu uno 9iug our6.
Sin oeS Wcges baber tpmntenoer Suri6e,
9tamen5 Spbannes Srauter, noIte bas
9iero d~uIbdIten, aIIein oaS witbenoe
Sbier iprdng ilbcr ibn, er ficI in rie Gg9e
uno Elm 3inten Der letteren brang ibm in
bds Ser5; au6eroem erbielt er aub np6
loniti9e idwere Yerleburgeu, beren ieoe
eiu5eIne t6ptli6 9epeien mare. Der linz
glldli6e, wcl6er 20 Sabre alt lit, mar
lpiprt cine 2ei6e.
8iIbeI. &iir5Ii6 fano in einer bielis
gen @irtbibaft cine blutige G6ldaerei
itatt. Ser Wirtbsipbn erbicIt flnf Slide
in Den 9al3 uno i6mebt in 2ebenSgefabr.
Ser WieierbclO, Elm gemiiler Srdns Sim
tel, bat i'll Der f~pIgenoen gtddt icinem
2eben our6 Grbdn9en Gin Gnbe 9emaht.
Scr &calIebrer SIidbabn in Sriebbcrg
bat iid erbduot, uno Der 9lpctbeter Sriebz
rid Wtun6 aus Nltenitaot uuo Der Mrbeis
ter s5pbann Bed aus S6ndnbcim bel
9eusbcim iino crtruntcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-08
Gin 9uBn anf bic 8err6tisfrit.

SOri9cn Wtittlup6 frilb ain9 es 5iems
lid lebbait her in Den @drgcn unb aui
ben Gtagcn bcs Sunbes9cbGubes III
SanIa3 Gitg. Sprt fab Eian cine
Men9e EcrIpnclt i'll ciiri9cm @ciprd6e
ultb anldeineno in ni6t bclOnoers gutter
9timmuu9. Die llrlade bielcr unSe=
,p0bnli6en N~tufresuns mar Die gtadriht,
baB @cldiuorene ioluubl, ais 3cl9cll,
Don beren piele 200 Meilen aus Dem
ipeitli6en SBeile o NtthUuri Surlab=
ul,3eu I'M Sunbcs. Gircuit=@ eri6te &c
fol9t iuarcn, jest pBue gnti6Goi9un9
iDre 9tiidreile ontreten mili1en. Sunz
b~esmarl9au Gates empftt9 ndmlid)
eite Scpeidc bon bcm IttprucD @encral
8. Garland, in iueld)ec CT auf9efurbert
iuuroe, @el3purcne uuo 3eu9en i'm 9ez
9enipartl9cn Scrmine bes Circuit, uub
Siltrift>S unbes9eridt lpfprt Sl %entlai=
fen, ba feline @elber fir berarti9e Siuede
bepili9t unb i'm G9abamt ourbanben
ieiet. 9ieie &adridt, iuel6e iOfurt ben
funsirenOcn &i6tern mitsetbeitt iuurbe,
errest allsemeines gritaunen um 10
inebr, ba nlan Idou Dor einent Mpnate
ben nptbipeuoisen @eridtsfOitenslleber=
56las na6 @aIbinatun seianot bate,
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Gf(a6-S

Glttirb. Ser 9ebrer Yir9p ecn Gm.
lingen purbe inter Der Yntladc, an elmer
Nn5abl pom l0-13 Sabre oltcR ShulItr.
bern gerbredcu gcgen Die Sittlidteit be.
gan9en gu baben. perbditet. 9erielbe if
lett 9 Mpuaten @ittrer unb ftano i'm BE.
griffe, cine 9ebrerin aus MiiIbduien gu
beiratben.
Grfein. Gin biciiqer aIeinbaucr,
pel6er ieincu Sdbaf gum abpieqen
brd6te urb bierbei minbetets auf einen
Grl0s pon $50 ~. nit Siberbcit rebuete,
gerietb, ols ibn uur 20 81. 0ebpten II
ben, bieriiber 10 in @utb, bab er Die eanse
Grnte nab Sdus 5urldbra6te uno in Die
Sung9rube mari.
9%dgenau. Im 16. QpriI bat Ih
bier elm i6perer llngIldsiall, meIder
einem Neni3en bas 2eben tuitete, suoe.
tra9en. !9olSbdnbler Stabler pom bier
bate lt9 .auf ben biutereu She'll eintaer
Saumitdmme. wel6e na6 Der G6nei6e<
mible gebra9t weroen %Iptten, aelest.
Sei benz ueberfabren Der Giienbdbnidie,
men rib cine Settle unb in SSplae beiIen
i1neute bic SeibieI bes Sinterpaaeus
anrld unb traf ben unnlidIi6eR NIT ipLs
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S Sin SduloDrltanb in &anias, mel
der Der MebrSabl Ha6 aus 9amen be-
itebt, bat einen Strafcooer eingeflbrt, in
lpeld e. al STEELE Der altmOoil6en Rutbe
anbere, mooerne, nit benz Sorti6rttte
Der 3eitim Giutlans ltebenoe Strafmlt=
tel 9eiebt iino. go muB Elm Rao6en,
oas cine Srnse Der 2ebreriH ni6t 5u be-
anttuorten tueiB, Dem SuHsen, Der Die
ri6ti9e IntpOrt 9iebt, eiHen auB geben.
Set @iHflbruns bieies Heuen Strafmit=
tels iOu ii9 Der Sdarfitnu Der Sunseil
in ii6erraidenber 8eiie sebeiiert babeu,
aber man slaubt 81 bemerten, baB Die
Mab9en babel INNER hummer uuo unz
aufmertlamer tperbeu.
S Gin Strite son5 neuer art fnoet
9e9eHpdrtig in Irsentinien ftatt. Die
Re9ieruus bat ndmli6 elm @eieB erlalz
len, bur6 tpeldes Die @ebibreu Der
@eiltlideu fir seelenmeiien, Besrdbz
nilie, 6o65eiter, 2aufen uip. bsl6nit=
ten ipereeu. 9arauf 6at sic 9eIammte
fatbpliide 9ciitli6feit, tDel6e ourd bas
8eieB in ibren Sorre6ten uno ibrem
@intOmmen sefranft fiblt, nit elnem
Strite eeantmortet. IQe &ir6en iinb
gei6loien unb iosar bas @~loden9cldute
lit einselteat.
s Cine m~erfluiirois 8esnaoi9uns bat
Der @ouperneur Martin oon&anlas Dem
su lebensldnslidem i3u6tbaus Oeturs
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itD6t, FAM er auf einIa6en 8efebl luicz
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s Ginen &f nit einem b%ewaffueten
scluoeni6iif bate oas brittii6e arie9sz
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balo cs cm9ebolt mar, iprar9 Die Wann.
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9cringen9usuaGmen 9efun9en 9enumnten
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40 sclapcn, BON benen eiui9e md9reno
oes Samples S6uBuunben erDnlten
6atten. Oils Die Ne9er 9efunoen ipurz
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III bitten. Sic ipurben nod an bent
iclbcn Glbeuo an Sorb oes ,,@arnet" &C.
bradt. 4ls Der y@arnet" cln anoeres
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5olge zines @inoitoBes nm. Son ben
1O7 Gclauen ertraufen 100. Ser &eIt
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