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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-07-26

Paget are considerable better hor ;,
greater portion Of them have been r..
ceived. Several local horsemen have
looked at the horses and pronounce
them tirst-clsss, averaging well in
size, age and similarity Of color.
The desire OF the war department Is
to fully test the abilities OF the pative
horse for cavalry purposss and If he is
found 10 be all that is claimed for him
to confine their future purchases to
this section. This will create a new
horse market and he decidedly advan-
tageous to the horse raiser. We feel
satisfied that the horses accepted by
Major Carroll will fill the bill In every
particular mi that the experiment
will prove uccess.-B2zemsn Chron-
iclp
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-07-26
An Opium Eaters Face.

The effect of the drug on the physique
Of person varies somewhat. Some
times he will become drcadfully emaci-
ated, but II the appetite keeps good he
will not decrease in weight. There is
always, however, n peculiar cslor about
an opium eaters face. and by that he can
be known; the complexion assumes the
color Of old brass, having a peculiar
death like hue, but il is seldom that the
digestion is impaired.
Opium affects the spinal cord and
brain principally. The nerve power Of
the opium eater is very much lessened
without the opium, ard II Is very much
increased with the drug until the end
comes The death Of the opium eater is
not marked by any particular scenes Of
horror. ] have seen several opium caters
die a very pleasant death, and | do not
know that ever saw a very had death
among such patients, n. Carpenter,
NJ. d., in The Epoch.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-07-26
Flaming FootIights.
The Butte Theatre Catches Fire
From the Gas Jets and is
Destroyed.
A Loss of Over Coo, 900 and but a
Light Insurance-Paget's Horse
Contract Progressing.
BIG BUTTE FIRE.


The Bul tie Theatre and the Odd Fellows
Building Destroyed by Fire Monday
Sigbt
Butte Special: The largest fire Butte
has seen for many day occurred last
evening aud resulted In the destruc'
tion OF the Grand opera house and the
Odd Fellows building Oh Broadway.
About Sis, as the stage men Were
lighting up and getting ready for the
performance, one of the borders OF can.
vas caught fire from the gas jets and
the flames spread with great rapidity.
There were about seventy people in
the opera house at the time, the audi
ence having just begun to assemble for
the even .ng's performance, which was
to be "The Wages Of Sin." by the
Adele Payn company. The latter were
in the dressing rooms making up for
the play and had to flee half dressed
from the burning theatre. They
saved sll their wardrobe excepting
one trunk. The audience made mad
rush for the door and succeeded in
getting out safely, but had the house
been full there would probably rave
been panic and loss Of life. AS il
was, no one was injured. The flames
spread with great rapidity and the
building was enveloped In flames
when the fire department got on the
fret stream. The flames communica-
ted to the next building, the /. o. o.
F. block, and that too, was burned out.
The water supply failed about half
hour after il was turned on, and the
firemen had TO let the flames rage as
they would, while waiting for more
water. This was coon obtained from
the Montana and Silver Bow compan.
les, who turned their water supply into
the city mains and afforded u plenti-
ful force for four powerful streams,
which finally subdued the flames. By
hall past nine the fire WAS finally put
out, but nothing but the blackened
walls Of the two buildings remained.
The losses will be over 100000. q.
near as can be estimated and are as
follows: Opera house, $40, 600; scenery
aud furniture, 81, 600; /. o, o. F. build
ing, 81, 900; JOIN Mcguire, $4,000.
The Opera house was insur d for
SIS, 900 and the Odd Fellows building
is fully covered.
The fire ia terrible blow to John
Mcguire, wins lost his extensivelibrary
and all his personal property, as his
rooms were in the theatre building.
His valuable manuscripts, the collec-
tions af a life time were also destroyed
Louis Villemaire, the assistant mana
ger, looses all Of his personal effects
Mcguire owned large interest in tn,
opera bouss, and his loss, including
everything, will not f:ll far below
$1,000. None of his personal property
was insured.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-07-26
Every Morning Except Monday.

TIE Oaioial Paper of Caster County,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-07-26
PRINCIPLES of Insurance.

II is surprising that the public know so
little about insurance, when more people
are interested In il than in anything else.
There is scarcely family in the land in
which there IS not one or more persons
interested in either life, fire. marine. ac-
cident or live stock insurunce-in fact.
insurance is something that Is Of vital
interest in every household; is more
talked about and more thought of than
anytime else. Nevertheless the great
mass OF mankind are as ignonmt OF It's
principles as they are Of the component
parts Of the sun.-InsurAnce Agent In
Globe-D Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-07-26
Detroit Ahead.

The National league contest is devel.
oping into a very pretty race, with
Detroit, Chicago and New York nearly
neck and meek and with much better
percentage than they had at this time
last year Boston, who was one of the
"big four" of last year, can scarcely be
counted in the race for the pennsnt of
lSSs, and Notwithstanding the acquisi-
tion Of Clarkson ia putting up a very
inferior article Of ball playing. Chi
cago that week or so ago had COM
manding lead, has been collsred and
passed by the Detroits and Is scarcely
a good second, with New York push.
ing 80 closely in the rear as to be very
uncomfortable for the colts. New
York's game for the past two weeks
has been remarkably strong and even,
and there are many good judges who
expect 10 see the Giants finish in
the lead. After the fist three, Pbila-
delphia and Boston have a race of their
own for fourth place, while the three
remaining clubs have all they can do
tokeep from bringing up the rear. The
order OF march including Tuesdays
games is as follows:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-07-26
Tho Amendments to the Alien Land Law

WASHINGTON. July 2i-Represen.
tative Hermann, OF Oregon from the
committee on public lands, reported
favorably to the house to-day the sen
ate bill providing that the alien land
act shall not affect the title 10 mineral
or mining claims in the territories
which may be acquired or held under
the mineral laws Of the United States
or any mills or other, improvements
thereon.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-07-26

Johnny Zook has committed himself
to the statement that he will leave to-
day for his ranch on the upper Tongue
river. He expects TO ship about ten
carloads OF beef cattle this fall.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-07-26

The Helena people have subscribed
81 900 for tents for the militia compan.
les OF this territory, and II ID no'S as
sured that the encsmpment will be
held, beginning with August Goth.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-07-26
SOCIETIES.

40. H..-DiyisiJn No. meets first and secola
sundays Of each month.
X, Of H.-Aeets 6r6t and third Wednesdays ~
7:3Op. M, at Odd Fellows Hall
A.F&A. M.-Iollowstone Lodge, No. 10, hru
and third Wednesdays.
X. A. M.-Yellowslone Chapter. No. s. second
Thursday. in each month
X. T.-Damascus OommsndeTy, fourth Thurs
days. =.
l. o. o. F.-Custer Lodge, No, H. every
No lday at their hall.
i. 90. F.-sentinal Eneampment, No. 6, hrst
and third Friday.
X. OF P.-Crusader Lodge, No. :, Thursday
evenings al Odd Fellows Hal.
G. X. OF A.-Miles City Branch, every sunday al
X. OF L.-First and third Fridays.
q. A. R.-U. 5. Grant Post, NO. u, hrst ahd
third Tuesdays. n,
TO. q. T.--stsr Of the West, No. "a, every
Thursday evening.
s.ofV-jibson 8. Camp No. 4. Meets hrst and
ird Tuesdays Of each month nj Good Iemplars
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PHYSICIANS.
CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church (Episcopal Palmer st,-Ser-
vice Sundays at $3.50 a. N. and 1850 ,. N. Mm.
Horsfall. rector.
Baptist Church-Wm. NJ. Weeks, acting tastor.
Preaching services sunday At IL u. M. and m.
Prai Q and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday nj ';i5 p
IN. cordial invitation to all.
Methodist Church--Seryiees Sunday, u a. m,
~ D. IN. >. +. snider, pastor.
Presbyterian Chureh-Seryices Sunday, il a. Il.r
:8lp. IN. 7. c. Armstrong, pastor
Lhu.ch Of Sacred Heart, Caiholic-suniay, il
q. M. 4. ". J.Lindesmiih, chaplain, L. =. A.
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0nIitff6ie Gonpente. .

Spingfiel6, RaIi., 5. Septbr.-De,
beute inter bem SOrfiBe bes Srn. S0bG s.
8ona0an abgebaItene bemotratId1e Staats:
Content uomiuirte fclgeube8 SiGet: Sou
berneur, &m. 6. 8uiieQ aus &ambrioge
ice,@ouuerueur, s. g8. &orcoran; StaatS,
Selretdr, gBm. 81. Ssgoob: 9basmeiiisr,
penrn 6. Shatder; General Anmalt, Gam.
8. 9nmb; 4ubitc-, g9tuiam u. g8tniams.
Die BIattfOrm ratifi;irt bic in ct. 2oui5 pom
gtatiOnuI @ouosnt nufaefeate Briu3ipieuer.
tIGruug uuo iubOifirt bic BcIittt Der AomiHi-
frati0u.
9enper, &oI., 5. September. - Ser
republifuuii6e Staats Souoent bat 6ru. s.
u. 9enper gum SOuUerueur uuO 9rH. gGm.
o. Sritb gum Sices9ouOeraeur nortuirt.
0tilmaHfee, Bisc., 5. September. -
Die Semofraten bon 28lsconfiu btelten beIte
ihren Staatsz&Onoeut bier ab uub nomlntrs
ten Srn. Sae. Norgau, eiueH hief5eH Glen
naalepbGuoler, gum @ouoerueur. Die B!ati=
iorm eIiIdrt fid entidieSeu gegen ale 0arH5z,
reip. Yrobibitions 9eieee uHo fOrOsrt bic
ieit 1865 f1tmmbere3ti9t geporbgugu iun9eu
0fGuuer, bereu 3ufunft burd are85i4uI0eu
unO Rrie9sifeueru belafet H. aui, fir &Iepe=
Iaro uno 3ariireoiFun ju fimmeH. NnOrem
Sul nuroe gum BicesSouperneur, u. s.
@arlon gum Staate Sefretir, Eb2ob0r Re
fen gum S6asmeifier, gS. Sermsaa JtG6er
Bum gtienbabn' @oumiiiar uno GImOtbp =.
&pan gum @eneralnupalt nOmjntrt. 6gan
feht nls &anbibat fir bas udmIid]e amt aud
Quf Dem Sidet Der Irbeiterpartei.
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Wetn M nrfrr 9fad1rfditet1 .

Rem,9ort, 5. Ssptember.- aber.
maIieer Boftraub foG 3ptiheu biefger Staot
un6 @btcuao uerftbt moroeu ieiu. Die Bof=
beamten erflGren, fie nIBteu gtld1ts DON Der
4fiaire, oIlein bic Frna 8ebrtiber Blate &
Comp. behaubtet, RE babe am letten Treitaa
Hadhmittuq brei gfoten bon ie $4,000 neT
Bof On ibre @bicagcer agenten seihidt uub
6as @elb tel niAt aHgetomrteu. 9as Badet
mar niht reeifrirt. Slele aneere Stiddits=
leute beidbpereu fit iiber rerlOreH geqaneeue
Rrisfe, bic am fetteu 8onnerftag un6 Trei.
too bier ab9eeeben puroen. Bon 8eonlten
oes glIeubahHz Boftoienfes pur0e in @rfabz
ruua aebradbt, baB ein gan3er Bofiad, mel
der Ssubuuneu aus gteD gOrt entheIt, uor
etnioeu Sooer ;tpiitgn NIbanp uu6 @bicaao
ouf rdtbIeIbafte gReiie abhauoen lam.
- Somaro Rener, Der Sobu bes fifr;lif,
uerfiorbeueu Niuion1rs Gbrtfopb Wener,
nurbe seftern bon elmer Sdertffsz zSurp fir
irriinni9 erfldrt. GET iestem 0esember be-
fanb ct fid aIs Battent IN Der Blooming
Saler Srrens GuffaIt, un0 ote oortt9eu aer3te
ertlIrten, bas er al Der 9ehirueruei9uns
little unD innerhalb eines Sabres fferbeu
neroe. Der Sraufe b,loe fh eiu, abnets
ieInb gctt, RapoIeou Bonaparte uno Gene.
raI Sberibau 3u ein uuo 6om uno bic Ser.
@tantsn seidnffsu gu 9a6en. Son BEN
Sberoeridite pirb etn @onite ernaaut tuer.
ben, nm oas Serm0gsu oes lngIiidli9eu 30
beripaIten.
- Die GebsimpoIi3tfen Stslbou uni
@bsribou. meltbe ben entfobeueu SaIfireI
Der bisfsen uBarts glatlonul, Sant." @barleF
8. Ee Buun in 9tanfeab- Suuftion, Ga
nuru, eerbuItet huben, tamen ae1eld Dor
bort sutiid. gBie iie beriGtsten, hattie 3;
8Oun nidlt eiueu Gent bes sefobleaeu Sci
bes mebr bet iid. gr ertIdrte f5 bereit
obpe oIie ReitIduFgteiten mad rem. gOr
,uriidisbreu su pOlsu, bod erboben ieiul
Srtunbe giniprads pierae9eu, anO s5 n0sel
isidbt smei Wiruate rsrsehen. ebe bic @eri9t
| in Canada ben 9sfraHNaatsa ben bieFse'
| Esb0rosu iibsrlieieTn'
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9Irbett ttnS Qo6a.

gDiItesbarre, 3d., 5. September.-
SIN Dfai b. 8. Isgten bic IN ben ySbeIooHs
atieu> Werfen, "oem grGStea berartigeugtab,
lifiement in Der gBeIt, anaefeuteu Bolirer
elnRr Gobn= Reblttion uon 10 Bro3ent pegen
Die Arseit nie6er uno berblieben Ieitber I'M
Gnsfiano. @efterg &beHe bielteu fte cine
fiart beiufte SeriammIung ab HuS ertlIrteH
btnleIben fttr beenbet. Sic uieiifen Qeute
rnbmen beute SOrmittas bic arbett 3u ben
rebu3iIten 90bnen !pie6er auf. Die iibrtgeu
bnben bereits in Bitts51IB nuo g8beeItug,
B.zSa., Seiddfttgung aefunoen.
BittSburg Ba., 5. Sapteuter.-8te
&oie= Sabrifauten eruarteu, mte bier oa8 9e=
riidt 9ebt, Seitens i6rer augefeGten feiu
@eiu6 nm 2ohnaufbeIieruu9, tpelte IN ben
IiibtuefLtheu Cote 9Berfen beplGigt tuorOeu
ii. yia9 gnsia9e eines &ote 6abrttauten
babe iGne QObnGuibeftrun9 ani bic &Otes
Brelie in 6isier 9legiou feiueH @iufLu6. Ser
Preis bstrnge mad ME COZ 81 pro Souae,
unb ete Die Q8erfe cine Yobuerh0buus benilz
Iigten, Diiraen fe Iieber Die &rbeiIeu etH'
ftuen.
@bfcago, s. September. - Inter BEN
Sele9rnpbiien an Der Gtuie Der gEafez Sbore'
0lidisau SOutbern Baba" herridt 9roBe
Iuiraguue itber etneu BON Ter &Ompagn,e
ir8egan9ereH Befehlt tDeldler tbnen gebIetet,
fG BON Der Linton Der giieubabu EeIegras
phifen" los5niageu, trenn fe ntat ibre Stsl'
len uerIieren molten. Die &ompaauie iou
idou ieit bret Rouaten nit Sorbereituugen
gum Dur1ieeeu Der WaBregel baitdftigt &C.
peien ieiu, uno es uerlautet, boB iie fit ben
FOL zines StriIes geufgeRbe @riugleute In
BereitIGaFt bot. 8le EeIegrapbifeH perben
fith mnhrIdeiuIid1 herr1 BefehIe fiiaen miifieu
ihre &onRitutton ti6erOies eiueu Strife Der.
bietet.
Canton, g., 5. September. - Die 400
8ObIen8rGber 81 Sberoosuile unb Saline
bile, rpelGe eer iiber bier Rona'eu fir cine
3uIuge ron flint @ents pro ScuHe ausfou.
ben, iehrten beute ifHb oil bic aTbeit 3urid,
obue itren 3ped erreiGt 3u haben.
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9aSenSisbe tn Der gIeHsase.
Stht Stebesh5bIe aufeebobeH. @rcB
CuaHtitaten eeftpbIsner CSeseaftdnoe SIS
n

GhaHiitateu geitpbIenet @eBeaF6Hoe sue
rl6 erIanGt
Eep 9 orf, 5. September. - Die g.
teimpOlijiiteu Brennan IHb Ufc&ormid b.
ben IN gtr. 238, Rioin9tons StraBe, Elm Net
ocu prOfsiioneleu 9deeuotebeu aus9eh0bau.
pier pobutsu ieit eini9eu Dtouateu SaIomoH
Sebp nit ietner @beFrau Sena, &Hua Hlebier
uno 4bolpb Slan9er, obne belOubers Die
AumeriGmisit ibrer Naubaru auf ftp gu
3ltbGn. @ep0brlib perlisseH Aqe WorgsuS
be gSobuuug uHo fs5rteH mad mebreren
Stunbeu nte0er ,uliid. I'm Ie5teu Sceita3
begegucteu Die beioeu Baare in Der Stautoa.
S;rnse ben @Iu9dHgs genaHHteu @sbeim=
polElfeu, fpeldDe bic Srauen3immer 'ufdQtz
ser gYelie ais bereits bsfraite yaoeuoiebu.
ren tannteu. Sie beltlofeH, fe 3u beobads
ten unb ibneu III fOlgen. NH Der @ds oou
AutnfraBe gtngeu bic betoen SSrausu IN eiHsn
cortigeu @alanteriemaareusSa ndbreuo
tbre Segleiter o'rausen ruarteten. 8alo oa.
tauI tamen ne tpteoer beranS uuo ftedleu oeu
A9GnuerH beimli9 mebrere iniUtldeu aeiobs
IeHe gSauren 3u, bic oieie nod 9lue braf'
ten. Damn trGfen iie iid mleoer nit Den
TTaueuSimmern, uno Aqe iebten oarauf ibre
6iebsreiie fort, Die ben 9an3en Sag ouuerte.
Nm Wiontug bielten bic goIiiifen es fir ge-
ratbeH, benz 8iuse tiH @nbe Ri mu6eu. Als
bic Sruusn,tmmer bereits Norgeus gegeu 8
utr I'M Shnba6en uon SncuboniB, Rr. ia,
6tuiustCnItrnBe, 3pei Buur S6ube aefo9ten
batteu, puroeH ne 0erbaftet uno I'M Stations
bauie eingeiperrt. @Ieid barauf eiIteu bic
Y0lijifeu mad bem Suuie gir. 258, Riutngz
tOnfrnbe, mo- fte faum cine 70 reibe Siute
uermntbeten, ME ihuen tbatidhhh in Die
6dnoe rel; @eaeuftdnoe Der ueri1ieoeuIfen
Qrt, SIetbuHgsflitdp, S6muda1en Il. l. N -,
i'm 0ertbe bon uber $1,000 mareu bort aui-
geftapelt. 3par tuareu bte beiheu Rduusr
nidt bort, bod meIOeten fe iid tb6rihter
Bsiie i'm Statlonsblula, mn mad ben Frluen,
8immern 3u frn9eu, unb putbeu Hatiirlih
ebeHfals iOfOrt Uerbaftet. Die lltberraiduug
beGubte ite berurt, baB ite Elm umfnfeube5
@efGnNuiB abIg9teu uHb bafaunteu, ous itc
eiueH 9betI Der gefobIenen Sletbuugsfide
on ben SleiOsrbdnbler Sdmare in Dir. 81,
BGrterfraBe, uertauit bdtteu. Die Solae
NOR, buB SdparI gleidfnGs unb ;par me.
peu SebIsrei uerbaitet tpuroe. us ale i'm
@fsr. Nartt BOliSsigeribt uorgefiibrt purs
oen, IieB 8idter 6oro fe OOrldufig pteber
beifedeu, um pettere grmitteluu9eu iibsr bic
@isentbiimer Der mHtbmaBli4 getobleneu
SoadleH lblumlrteu,
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shmr,tlnn in @eip Mnrr.

Nefu orr, 5 Sept. - G2tatsr E5lrz
man Iangte beute gbeuO mad elmer erelgujsz
Ioieu 9leiie bon Columbus bier an. 8abrenb
Der 6ubrt burd 4auniploanieu unb Neuz
Selieq belt er on UerIdieoenen Buutten fur,e
4niprabeu, unb bic On ben Stationeu Uer.
iammelttn SoItsbaGfen bradteu oem palten
&0mer" entbuiiafii9e @riiBe bar. 5l Ser
ie1s@itp befanben fid 2OOO bis 5000 Ren,
iden uuf benz Sababofe, uuo Iaute SubeIrufe
eri6oueH, ais 5r. Sburmun uHb feline Be-
gletter inter gsforte bes @mpfangss&omite's
Die Sutten befteseu, bic fe btniiber nab
gep: l)Ort bringeH iOlltsn. Die 5eieuibaIt
fubr 6iret. nod bem pStitb=4oeuues 6otel, ,"
mo fi9 Or. Sburman tpdbreub ieiHes Ser
bIeibs in Neu.gO uufbatten miro. Die
Inuge SObrt bat ibn ni6t i'm @eringfteu ers
niibet, uno er empftug mad, istner 4ntuuft
in1 Sotel, ebe er fit 3ur 01uhe beglb, nod
0ieIe 6reunbe, bic iba 81 be9riBsn pinid-
ten
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germtfdte teIterapbtf6e Senefd3ea.
- Sriebr. 4biuser, etu glariHeiOIoat, be-
giuq geiiern in Der 6aierue 3u gtare'Ssiaao,
So[.. Selbfmorb burh @rhGnqen.

- SSriebr. Ibinger, etn DtariHelosoat, be-
ging gefiern in Der 6aierue 3u Itare'Sslaao,
9al., SeIbfmOrb burA @rbangeu.
5r. Worgau 8rOofs, Ger. 1870, 8obG'
fonfrose, 8ofou, tbeite seiferu Der oortigeu
YoIt,ei NIT, bas ibm ietue mertbUoQe uumtss
matiiGe Sammluna i'm @ertbe BON mehrereu
9nuienb Dollars, iomie mebrere @oeliteins
aus isiuer @Obnuua 9efcbIen DorSen ieteH.
SEQ. .. g8tie, 9emotrat pur6e &c.
fern i'm 6ritten 8irginier 9iffrift (RibmOubT
gum oieIteu giaIe gum @ou9reBulitglteo uos
tnirirt.
- Sus. 81. SrbDnp, elm betagter Rauu,
nurbe qefern in Clinton, S1., bon et1em be-
..unfeuen &agfbolo, melder nit brei eben'
tolls betrunfenen 9efabrten bes gSeges 6as
ber fum, auI eiuer Der SauptffraBeu oes
Stdbtdaens burd eineu 6aufidIas Huter oas
Sian III BoheH 9efiIedt uno mar I'M gsn etHe
2eiGhe. Ser &bdter, Elm 9eniIier 9OIoeu,
eutflob uuo If nod ui6t eiu9eIaugeu.
- Qus Renbing, Ya., pir6 geueIbet, bnB
bic bieei6brige Sranbeu @rn6te in ienem
Sbsile se8 Staates inter benz iogeHannten
..Srauben Sranoen iehr su leioeu sebabt
bet. SteIIeupeiIe 1T bic gouae Gru1te als
Elm SerIuft Al betradteu, ME /. 3. auf ben
Eurflun3ungeu bon Solomon S5earer, mel
der isiuen S6abeu aaeiu auf $4,000 idiBt.
-Qus gcrnntOn, 3d., beridtet man, baB
her citations. Agent Der =, Delamarez3 3uOionz
8ohu, Charles u. gabaIla, auf benz uGreeu
Ribaez9epot" in ieuer Stabt inter Wtttuab'
me Don $l2, 600 fladtig aewOr0en il.
Der eemelbete bIutise 3ufammenfOB
con Siehr6uberu uno SisiIanten BEL Balaz
bora, COL, bet pe!aem 20 Berionen set0otet
morSsu ieiu IoIIteH. bat ftd biuterber aIs iibess
triebeu berous sgefeut, in6em, ME gnu rIaiige
Beri6te mittbeiIen, MIR Elm StehrIuber aes
tBbtet Iuo msbrere auSere perpuuoet wHr>
cen.
-3ie flint Gnnrdifeu, peIhe in GIeUe'
laub. O., perbnftet pHrben, neil fie burh
gntfaItuue Ter rotheu Sobue eiueu 8iOt uer'
uriatt betteu, pIaioirten bel ibrem Serbor,
nit 4usnlbme eines &inSiseu, Yyti4tihuIs
bto.H Ger Eernin fir ibre AburtbeiInH9
tpnrbe anf heute fefaeest.
- Su @ueIpb, Ontario, ift Elm 8erbaftss
Refebl eegen BEN @eifIi9eu NGliiou ous Jtts
d3iaun e1laIIeu norbeu. Derielbe joQ eiueu
Treuno our6 g8cdielfdliduns mn etHen be-
teuteubeu Betras betrogeu babeu.
Die ntssGommifdre bon SItnotS
boben bic Goutraite fir bic Staats. Drudar'
beiten au $50, ,166 uersebeu. Ser 3pei Sab'
rem. oils bic notoriiGe Combination nod eri'
| firte. muste Der Stuot fir bic udmli1e IT.
bsit $Ts, 900 bssahIsu,
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Gnffnr San,ntnnn,a snn.

SrootIp n, N..Y., S. September.-0r.
8. W. San @Ott, jun, BON Srootluu uuo
3r. 6. 3. SrOtpu BON Song Brand nabmeu
seffern in @essupart bes Sorouers 8oouep
uub auoerer Saduerfdubiser cine BOP
Worteus Inter lutuug Der 9eid3e bes augebs
LID per9ifteien Neutrality-suspicious. gSiaiau
Snmmono Dor. Der Beiunb Der autopfie
lautete babtn, bas teiues oer Srsaue fit] in
uornaIem Sufauoe befuubeu babe, Congo
ffionen Der @in9emeihe (tpubrideiHlt6 burd
ben 9enus BON Billeu ueruriadt) oorldgeu
unb fetttss @ntnrtuns bss 5erseus uuidei-
nsub ben Soe 0eruriadt babe. Rasen nab
@,usepeibe nuresn aussenommeu uub ber.
metiid oerl4lollen, eUd slaubt man ni&t,
oob etne hemiid1e auaIpie fiattfiaoeu piro,
Do 9ammsnb allen 4Raeideu mad zines ua=
tiirlid1eu Eooes iarb.
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0{ehftf6rfte.

St.9outs, 5. Septbr.-8ipbuteb: 3u'
f1br 22OO, Berieuouus 2200; Breie pariir.
ten spiiden So 20 uub 1915. - SdUeine:
2ufutr 2400. Serieuouns -; Breiie pa'
riirten 3piidsn So. 60 unO $6.70.-Stuafe;
2ufnbr 27OO, Berienbuus HOO; Preile pa'
riirten 3piiden $3 30 uuo $3.50.
@bicago. 5. Septbr. - &iuopieb: gu
fuhr 5000, Serienouua 1000; Breiie bart
irteu spiiGeu $14 uub $6.10.-SdUetue
9ufubr IS 600, Serienbuns $500; Breie ua
riirteu ,miiheu $500 uuo $6.65.-Sdaafe
3ufuhr 5000, Bsrieubuus 1900; Brsiie pa
riirten spildsn $3.50 unb Sc. 90.
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Dampfsr -etate Of Subiaua" uud 9tassoiU - g.,
8anpisI- -SusUian nab 6amburg-am 6. Ssptbr.
Dampicr -&itg Of &bIcaso- nab tt1erPool-am g.,
8Gmgfsr -Serota4 nad5 2iperpooI-amS 8. sept.
9ampisr r5UTneifto" Hadp G5assoD-am 8. sept.
Eamptsr gamfuoam- nab ROTTERDAM - am g.,
Sampler nBcyraa nod Brcmsr-om 8. Sept6r.
D1mPieL r&a Sa5cosne" nab SapTs-am 8. Ssps
DamPfsr -2.1asta" mad eiUey7oOl - um IL. sepa
86mpfst assos3uta" naa girarVool-am IL. se ,.
TENDER.
ten bgr.
DampIez -AIer" nod Bremen-am II. Ssptbr.
DlUpisr TgSugIa" nab SGmburg - an l3. Septs
gampigT -umbra" uah Siusrpgol-cm l5, Seps.
DampEer sgitq Of RiazaOnb" mad ei2erpOOI - ana
Is. ZgEtgUbeI.
3Gmpier rgt5iosia- zad5 gIussoiu--om Is. Sspts
gaupteI %. GaIans" nab amfeoan 49, ON lSs
Eazgfsr ga ROrnarSic' naa paOIs am 10.
6ampi.r .gBpOnia8' mad 2j1srpOOI - aR, 1s-
EamVi,r -gitp sigssRs gorts aaa eiOsrpaOt- as.s
8smpi;I rG6zattc" nna eIStrpOoE-am Is. 5ep.
GomDf,r ,9soiun TaOuoza" nod gOnaOH-om 10.
8amPt,r .auranta- Rsts eip,rpOOI-um %. 5epa
E6mptsr .anaOria- aaa glasacD--am -. Ssp-
tgmblI.
[gptgWkkl.
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9(uS Wertfo.

Sta6t % rtfo, 5. Sept.-9te Sta0t
2eou, peIde erfi fiirsIid iiberidpemmt mar
tpirb pieber BON beftiseu Neseugifieu beiuls
aeiudt. Die Babnb6ie fiebeH inter 8afer,
Hub man befiirdtet bas gintretsu elmer bon.
fdubiaen usberflutbuug Der StraBeu. Seute
nib muste Der StraBeubabuuertsbr eiuse.
iieut tperben.
geri1ten aus gerus@rus suIolse berri9er
bort unertrGsld,e poIitiife 3uftduoe, uub biz
@rreauus Der @euiither bat ibren SS5epuut
erreidtt. Die Staatsbeh0rben msroeu Dor
alleu Seiteu um Abhiilfe augesangeu.
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Der 9emtfdje Correspondent
Gpansetfdl .IatbertfAe snapos.

8tttsburs, 3d., 5. September.-Die
ebauseliid zlutberiihe Spnobe BON Ohio uno
aueereu Staateu trat beute in 4aesbeup'
@itp 6niammeu. 18O Dele9aten aus Yeuu=
iblUanien, Sbio, 8auIas, Wtsconfu, Re'
braafu, Sniuois, gBaibiu9tou, Ri9isau. Sas
biana, Winneiota, g8ef Sr8iuieu, Rarp'
Innb unb gforb. Carolina fiub anpeieub. Die
Sisun8 tpirb Sebu Gage oaueru. Or. Ui.
Gan aus Columbus, O., tpurSe gum Brdf.
ttnieu, 8rcf. 6. Z. 8. Sbutt aus Column
bua, g., gum 8tce. BrGTbeuteu uub Pafo,
6. SGbme aus youngstown, O., gum bent.
ideu Sefretar eripdhlt.