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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

No rent. rc nigh rate insured. no high
sslaried sslesmen. bat my low prices sell q
carload of stoves each week. Time or cash
the price the same. & 2. DENRIEs.
Corner Eilsworth-9ve. and Cherry-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13
UNARLE 10 TKLL.

Yes, that was 80. For years | suffered
severely with scroiuls, sores broke out ali
over my body. and l am unable TO teel one
half thai / suffered. wss not sble 20 OBJ
tain relief until used sulphur Bitiers,
which completely cured me.-C. b. Dale,
II AilisOn-st.. Boston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

rs net tarav sFsv 7our nonsr H-st
vkea need 81 geod s1- m4ot 1sr @a.va-
tsr Et
1s-5 So hoirss - r. EaLs crnrk
syfap we're sod ia s1s Ass t~s. -s n.sarss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

We claim to show the most complete line
OF ulsters in the city.
GIANT CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

TIE so.t clor g t8s IA rrss = sr,- -~sg
~ lf-ifes who nss foz1onfs Ccmp.exian
Fc~ller Try h
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

DoctOr:-Yon will nesd an ulster for the
coming storms one Of those roomy, long
coats with big collars. that take away the
terrors from long drive. See our fifteen
dollar storm King"
GIANT CLOTHING Co
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

Hackmen:-Your calling requires The
warmest OF Overcoefs-that means one Ol
our twelve dollar uls.ers. Storm coats hat
defy the coldest blasts. See our $3.50 10 SIC
grades.
GIANT CLOruIsG Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

Other dealers cash price is my install
ment price on stoves furniture, carpets a.
house furnishing goods.
5. p. DEVRIEs.
Corner Ellsworth. ave. and Cherry-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

Order your Jackson Hin coal OF tie Cen
usl Coal Company. Telephone. cs4
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

BUILT THAT WAY"
Defy the wintry blast and make "cold" q
strsDger-our uisters.
GIANT CLOTHING 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

II You want wood by the carload or cor
buy il OF the CentTsl Coal %. Telsphon
So
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

ArsuA1 EFVT1re
TIE srr1s' meeting - ne grsus rsrs1. Bcsff
- IFfdf fir ffe sef rr rf 81 ~ slrttt0st -
I've ~ tne ens0inf fesf rin ~ beio a. thf
- - ~ the b0arc IusrcsT hre ~
f-oiis ril - 1T-s hsswefr tnt berrs ~ if e Fn.
snf ) ~
Ef@ RI fbf reait O. fhf Totf vii - A..
WIZ 80 vrtrrfff1f
II - @ Ftak kssrk
1eTf8r7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

Ladies Fine Turned Shoes,
Lsd'es Fine Welt shoes
Ladies Fine Machiue -eweo shoes.
Ladies Fine French Dongola shoes.
Ladiss' Fine Curiso hia shoes.
Ladies Pebble Cost shoes
IL ali widths. ell siEss. aud n 100 differ
ent STYLES al cOst price Tor tie next thirty
days At the Popular SHOE House, a
Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13
$500 Reward.

Hewlil paf the s10rf rc uaF1 for an ease ~
liver Con paint Dssgefets. rsck Hesfashs In
aigeftiofs CyDsftFsfi0n - Cnefireness Ns eanu1i
a1rs vifb esfs NeFefsftis Liver Ills. whef tas
tirnafinss tre rfrictiF eDmr.lrf wita 1bfr 80
pufelg Feselebe s56 nsser iea 90 we - tizfsI.
itaH Fufsf f0sfsc isTgA isr1es cp~fnfrir.f -
f5iis - rerfs For esle ~ g. BflEE1sfs Bevere
q lsfTsfrisfe sId imlfsfigus nf Esrpinf
lasruisefu~ed oniF ~ s4nF - NfST = CO..
TIbs Pfi Mstsrs - West HEarof-sf Caleses
rrrt f~isI Ttekfses seuf ~ mai rTeusff -
-s-oat.f ~ q s-ceni rsun sold - ~ h Tftf,,.
~ MoDro~-s ofs1d Espies Mlch
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

WsssIssr8 S0s lL-iossr aieaix.a--
s..s1-g s4sn1s l4.r soalasfiy ~szaz-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13

The place 70 buy crus bed coke is OF the
Central Coal c.. Telephone S3s
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-13
SEAL GARMENTS MADE To MEASURE

GfAsT CIoTHiNe GO.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Man
IN Chip holds full power of attorney
TO act in all business transactions of the
firm of Wing On Wo q Co.. aud is au.
tholized also TO sign said firm name by
procuratiOn.
WING ON WO & CO.,
by q. Cheung Ping.
Honolulu, April 10, 1888. 81 2w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-25
AFTERNOON.

On resuming at 1:30 p. NJ, the
Attorney-General read a copy of
notice to defendant to produce his
books of account, and asked if the
books were produced accordingly.
Mr.. Hartwell said they were not,
and would not be, and quoted the
law under which they were with
held.
The Attorney-General was sworn,
and testified in regard to the inter-
view in the eflice of Mr.. Thurston.
1t was on the 9th of March. | was
called into the Office of the Minister
of Interior and there met the defen-
dant with his counsel. The subject
of Mr.. Luce's license came up, and
the first point discussed was the fact
that | lodged q formal protest
against the issuance of license to
Mr.. Luce.
There was an intimation in the
letter to Mr.. Luce, that he was
guilty of forgery, in altering the
Canavarro order. The objection of
myself and Minister of Interior was
on the ground of forgery, and not
conspiracy. We did not have the
original order, but L had a copy.
The interview lasted from II to
1880 O'Clock, and the matter was
discussed by all of us. Mr.. Luce
wished my objection to his licence
removed, as being unfounded, He
also stated that he was guilty of no
wrong, no crime. He stated volun-
tarily without any threats on the
part of either of us, that Haley had
a running account with him in 1887.
My recollection is that Mr.. Luce
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-25

sentatives not to testify in foreign
Court of justice, but Canayalro had
applied to his Government for per"
missions to do so, and hoped to re-
ceive it soon. | objected to having
his testimony taken at his house, as
it was unconstitutional.
Cross Examined: | think the in
terview began about IL O'Clock.
MY first intimation of it was, when
the Minister of Interior notified me.
| don't think 1t was 80. | don't
think that the counsel for Mr.. Luce
used any epithets or warm language.
| will admit frankly that l used
choice language. Mr.. Luce stated
that the profits went to pay bills.
| characterised Mr.. Haley pretty
strongly. / believe Mr.. Hatch ap-
posed the idea of his being scala.
wag, etc, by stating that he moved
in good circles. | recollect Mr..
Luce said, that of Capt. Haley was
that kind of man, he did not know
it. 1 used the expression a "man
of his reputation. / did not think
he knew enough to be British
officer. 1t takes man to be n
British officer. | will explain my
position with Mr.. Luce. Mr.. Luce
secured the possession of Il vacant
lot between the Office of my brother
and myself and the entrance to Mr..
Cunha's-which perhaps some pres
ent in Court may know-and built
on it. / had law suit with him
about the building, and l lost the
case. l represented to the Minister
of Interior the injustice of allowing
the building to remain and shut out
the light from my office, which was
also rented from the Government.
L. 9. Tewksbury, sworn, and tcs-
tilted: L am an officer of the Gus
toms, am store keeper of the Bonded
warehouse, have been there 81
years. | was in that office during the
months of Jan. and Feb. last. My
duties are to receive goods and de-
liver them upon orders. L have
liquors under my charge, consider
able quantities at times. If q dealer
wishes to withdraw liquor he comes
to me. | collect the duties. l know
Mr.. Luce. He is q wholesale spirit
merchant in Honolulu. He ha:
drawn spirits from the Custom
House, (shown an order for liquor)
Have seen this before; it is an ordel
for drawing liquors from bond. 1t il
in Mr.. Luce's writing. On the Is
day of February 1887 l saw thi
order in my Office at the bonded
warehouse. L don't know whit
Continued onpage 3.)
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-25
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been this
Il day appointed Assignee of the
Estate of S. Decker, of Wailuku, Maui,
bankrupt, by the Hon. r. F. Bicker-
ton, Justice of the Supreme Court, all
persons indebted to the said bankrupt
estate are hereby notified to pay the
amounts due by them, Immediately to
the undersigned.
w. @. PARKE,
Assignee of the Estate of S. Decker,
bankrupt.
Honolulu, April "a, 1888. 25 ct
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-25
CHALLENGE.

GEORGE WASHINGTON will jump
VI any sailor, or bona.fide working
man in the harbor of Honolulu. One
standing jumps; 2 quick jumps 8 quick
jumps; hour please; l mile
pull in a shore boat-the winner to take
three out of five contests for $50. ANY
fair referee will be taken. Answer this
soon, as my time in the navy has ex-
pired. First come first served. Apply
on board to Geo. Washington" U. s. s.
Adams. 20 lw*
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ASsIGNEE's NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been on the
Il 18th day of April, duly appointed
Assignee of the Estate of Ch"y Tin, Of
Honolulu, bankrupt, by the Hon. r. +.
BickerTon, Justice of the Supreme Court,
all persons are hereby notified TO pay TO
the undersigned any amounts due to the
said bankrupt and to make immediate
payment of the same.
w. @. PARKE,
Assignee Of the Estate of Choy Tin.
Honolulu, April 10, 1888. 81 st
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-25
Rubbish! Rubbish! Rubbish !

THE undersigned having been in the
l. business for the past 15 months,
and now being appointed by the Board
OF Health AS Rubbish Collector. L
hereby ~ish to thank the public tor
there liberal patronage, hoping con-
tinuance # the same with more ex-
tended list of customers / shall as
heretofore have my rubbish carts go ON
each street where required three times
each week, except in very rainy weather
then two times each week. Af1er this
month each cart will carry bell to
announce its appearance on the street,
that no one will have an excuse for not
setting cut their dirt.
Diis- Prices as heretofore e:-Ordinary
House Rubbish and Yard Sweepings,
90 cents, 70 cents and $1.O0 per month,
if put in containers.
The above prices arranged according
to the amount of rubbish taken away.
Tree Trimmings and Horse Litter
Will be charged extra.
Horses, Bullocks, Hogs and Dogs will
be buried at reasonable rates.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-25
BISHOP & Co., BANKERS

BISHOP & Co., BANKERS
Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands
Draw Exchange on the
Bank of California, ~. H.
And their agents in
NEW YORK, BOSTON, HONG KONG.
Mcssrs. N. NJ. Rothschild & Son, London
The Commercial Bank Co, of Sydney,
London.
The Commercial Bank Co.. of Sydney,
Sydney,
The Bank of New Zealand. Auckland,
Christchurch, and Wellington,
The Bank of British Columbia, Vic
toria, B. O., and Portland, Or.
AND
Transact General Banking Business
6GN ly
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-25
N. #. BURGESS.

p. S.-Anyone knowing of one who
is required TO have their rubbish re-
moved, who is not able to pay the tax,
If the party or parties will let me know
l will do their carting free OF charge.
80 1m N. f. b.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-25
MEETING NOTICE.

A MEETING of the stockholders of
"a the Mutual Telephone Company
will be held at the Company's building
ON WEDNESDAY, April 25lh, at p. M.
q. o. BERGER,
10 I'd Secretary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-04

ben groBen 8rieg. Die ruiFide Sauallerie
tpiro peoer bic NlobiliIirung, nod ben Ius
marid Der Sffret6iib uusarii5en 4rulee III
Gali5ien ft1ren, bic Sauptaufsa5e miro an
fie erf bann berantreten, nenn es selten
tptro, ben 8ormarif bes 9e9uers gegen
Guardian - unb nur einen Iol9en fanu bic
Difreitii9. .unsarii6e 9eeresleituns tu's Inse
fafien - aufsubalteu uno ben Nufmari6 Der
etgenen Grn1ee 81 beden.
Die Sffenitue - bas iff bic leberseugung
bes SerfaiierS oieier nlilitdriiden @r0rterung
- piro ieber 0ffrei6iid .uusarli9en Arm5e
segen einen ruifIden @eguer entihieteu aufz
ae0ruugen burd bic 8efabren, NIT benen bas
4utpadien Der ruiiiideu 6eeresf5rper ners
buabeu lift, nenn ibuen bic 9euii9enbe 3eit
Sur Wpbiliiiruns ees0unt miro. Ste Serle.
9ung bss Srie9sibauplates mad Ruifilfs
be9inn ieines retdfteu 9ebietes, oas 3ugleif
ben befen uno oOrtbeilbafteiteu Slesesprets
bilbet.
Du3u bemerft bic g8iener pgteue freie
Yrsiie:" ,Dieie 9arfeuuns Der Selbius.
ihen Droiaitre 1T nur t1eilrpeiie rihhg.
git6t bier, ionberu flint ruliilde &aoalleries
Dipifioueil neben gum GinmarI6e in 9aliz
sten bart On Der Grense bereit, ndmlit] Die
IA. SaoaIleries sDinilou in @Seniio1au, bie
13. IN 2ubIiu, bic boHiibe S0iafens Oiuiion
IN Samoac, bic IL. in Dubno uuo bic II. in
Stem, oereu &esimenter bart an Der 0firets
diIden @renSe, stpiiGeu Broaiurop uub
Samienisc- Yooolsti, fid3 beitnoen. Die Ser.
bdltuiife Der ruiFiheu arnlee bonn Sabre 1876
NIT leuen Ser rulfii6eu Irmee bonn Sabre
1887 su uargleiden, if iebr sepa9t uub fann
unr Ssman0em eiufa1en, al oem Die SOFT.
idritte. pelde onf militdriidem @ebiete ieit
1880 in &uBlauo semadt puroeu, ipurIOs
boriiberQeoouaen iiEb.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-04
9te @ollIea.ltptb tst Nhto.EAa[e.

9tttsburs, 3d., 3. Sauuar. - Die
bier nit 100000 8uidel SOblen in Sereits
id3aft liegenbe SladboOt 5lotte bat in IHbe
trudt bes idtpereu Ereibeiies, nit peIaem
Der Slug sefiiut lit uns tpeldes ben Sabrs
seusen ullSu srose @sfabreu bereiteu piirOe,
ben 3afen nod ui9t uerlaiieu. I'm l uar
beute irab betrug oct &aiierftauo II SuB,
mar ieopd bis llbr Sorrlittas8 auf 6gs
3nu sefalen. 2geuu Der @isgans utat
balo aufb0rt, 10 miro bic @eIegenbeit uubes
nutt porbeiseten, uno nur fleinere 6ladl'
boOte ben 9ertnsem Etefgan9e peroeu i'm
Stanbe ieiu, bic 6ahrt fuBabpdrts ausntres
ten. Seine @tsfauungeu peroea gemelOet.
uno 10 p:it eruittelt, bat Der Sisgang nur
serineen Sdabeu augeri4tet.
(Spdter.) - llussfabr etue babe WtiGiou
Suidei Soblen merben beute gaht uno nu=
sefdbr bic sleibe Guautitdt mOrsen friia uon
bier ben Slug biaab sei4idt Derbea. lleber
feben Witllionen Bnidel uareu in Bsrettz
idoft, allelu anldBlidl bes i9weren @isgau=
sts fonnte Der hohe gEafierfano uidt bennet
perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-04
Sseft slrrfcr IaGrfGitstt.

Ren,0orf, 8. Sanuar. - Sn Rr.
672, 2. Ipenue, purhen beute friib mebrere
Sspobuer BON @as iiberpdlttgt aufsefuuben,
uub es selan9 nur init gtiihe, iie tn's Be-
nustteiu auriid su rufeH. @s bate gefiern
i'm GrbseItofie 6es 9ebGuoes, in peldem
i'd, cine 8dderei bsfubet, sebrannt, uuo oas
Sener belpirfte, obalei9 ea ionf feiuen
SGaben arridtete, baB bic @asr0bren led
tpuIben. Die BON Der GGscompa9nie 3ur
Nu&befIerun9 bes Sdaoeu5 nbgaihtften
Qrbeiter hatten ibr Uerf nur iebr iiberflufts
lid oerrit)tet, unb rpeuu nitt ELL Wfitalieo
BET geriiherunss Batroriue se9eu llbr
Wlorgens bas fort9sieete gHttpei6en bes
Gjaies Benefit bdtte, 70 piirbeu Die Utitaties
Ger Der in ben rberen Stoduerfeu tpobneu.
rem Sanilien 9iuan, @onnel, @oobpear unb
Snu,pan rettun9slos oerIorel gemeieu iein.
- Wapor 5epitt idiidte Befsrn on 6rn.
Stn, @ouberneur beS Staates 9fep yort,
einen grief, in benz er benielben barauf aufs
merriam madte, oas' nat ben beItebenben
Guaruntdne @eieben bieie StaOt ioruobl,
uls and bas san;e 0anb iufisirenoen arant.
beiten ausgeiett unb es in 6olse oeiien au'
sebradt udre, geieelife Wiabreselu 5u er.
sreifen, bnrt 3pedentlpre1enoe 9eiese
biaiem uebelft ftanOe lbbiilfe su oerltaifen.
s Srau gmil Sdpab. 95 Sabre alt, ytr.
143, YOrftrGbe, Series @itp, rpObnbaft, bes
CAB ith sefsru IbenS nit elmer brenuenbeu
2anpe in's grbgeiGoB, nm mad einem 9ed
in ber Gusleituns 3u fori9en. Sobalo iie
In bic Ndbe Der idabbaften Stelle tam, ers
iolate cine @rpIoiiou bes ougeiaumelteH ga.
les, uub iie erlitt bel Der @elegenbeit idltuue
nbpunbsu, peldeu fie mD9lidser @siie
erlieaea pirb. 8as burf Die @rpIOiion oer'
uriadte Seuer rihtete einen S9aben bon
$500 on.
Yercb g8iliams, elm so Sabre alter
Waidinift, naro geftern Sormtttag IN ieiner
gRohnuHg Scr. 69, SoutbffraBe, toot i'm
Bette eefunben. 2os nit 2euhtgas anse,
fiilte 3immer unb Der often iieheube Gas,
hahn lteferten bic @rflarun9 Der llria1e bes
Eubes.
- gusufs @erner, eia 21.idbriser 8dder,
melder ieit ieds gSo6en auser 8eidaftisuus
uub etpa iiinf Sabre i'm 2anbe ift, ipran9 &c.
fern Abenb aus Sersueif lung iiber ieiue
TotbIage aus bem Seniter bes pierten StOdes
BON Nr. 351, Sf.12. StruBe, mo er ieit etrpa
brei g8oden bel elmer Srau Slein tn Soft
qing. @r ernartete BON ieinem Srnber in
Deutidlauo GeIo, erbielt sefern anfatt beis
len aber ein.n Brief nit abmeileuber 4ut.
mort nnb brad bariiber in befti9es 8eiuen
aus. 2lls Srau Sleiu ben Sfiifeu fehrte,
ma6te er ben uerbdngniBuoleu Spruu8, Der
fhellld iein 2ebeu enoeu miro. @r nuroe
in bepubtlOiem 3ufanbe mad bem Belle
milo z7ofnitnlD nebrofht
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Ste 9afafsropbe aasf Oct ,,Stnc!n
aatt=Somteern=9 =9a1a."

Cincinnati, 5. Sauuar.-S. $. Goeb
eins Der Spfer Der fiir3liaeu &atafroppe
auf Der cincinnati Soutberu Sabu" 1T in
leiuer sSobnung 5u @ooiugtoH, Sb., ieiueu
Serletungeu erIegeu unb Der Sob ieiuer
Srau nirb fliinbltd erpartet. Die iibrigen
Serpunoeten geben Der @eueiaug entae9sn.
&iuer Depei9e aus @reenwooo, ap sufol9e
Iiest @ruuo fir bic Beiiirdtung Dor. baB
nebr Meniden burh ben llufau INNS 2ebsn
tamen, als bic bisberigeu Serid)te abueu
iieBen. gBabrenb ser Uer9aH9eueH yfadt
fanben bic nit Dem QufrdImen Der &riim'
mer belddftigteu 4rbeiter bic oertob!teu
lleberreffe Sneier neiteren nunbefanuteuOpf
beren Jbsntifi;irung uHm0glif If. 4u4
tuutben bic aOpibaut zines 6raneEStmuler8,
nit ned haran bdugenben langeu id6ueu
6aaren, Elm SiuNerihub uno an0ere 0sgau.
fiGnbe gefnnoeu. peld)e befiirdten laftu, oas
bic 9iffe Der Spfer nod iebr uuuoutduoig III.
&te hiefgen Seamteu Der u&tucinuatia
Sontbernz 8abn" ertlGren Die aagubea iber
oeS Nuifiuber peiterer lleberrete unter ben
Sriimnern fir total unbe9riiuoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-04
QebenSnfIoe.

Ren 0orf, 3. Sanuar.-Der 25.i1h=
rige &ler. u. 9ubue, pel6er in Der SGderei
etnes Yaters yfr. 1923, 2. Nuenue, beiddi=
tigt mar. bat fi6 cine 8ugel in ben Sopf ses
iaet uno tpiro Der Bunbe pahrIdetnlih ers
lteeeu miiiien. Der iunge 0tanu bate bic
Seiertage etrpas su fart mit9emad1t uab IN
6en lesteu Sageu erbeblid 9etruufen. Ql8
er ssfern nit ihperem SOpfe auffGHO, 9iag
er in ben Qaben binab, I'm ben Sunben anf.
suparten. 9a ibm Dies aber bsi isinem 3u,
fianbe al iauer wurbe, eiug er in cine be-
Rahbarte Sabierfube unb bon bort IN etne
apotbefe, nm fi6 Elm Iufirii4unssutttel sez
ben All lafieu. ytat Sauie 5uriidfehreIo, 4,
traf Alsrunber. uuterDe9s ben Poli3iffen Brit
nina bonn q. Besirt, benz er erjGblte, oaB er
fidb iest gum Ausgeben fertt9 MAIDEN potIe.
gu Saue angefonmen, begab fih Ilelaaoer
leocd iOfort mad ieinem eigenen 3lmmer,
uou mo aus man baIb oaranf spet Sdafe
fallen b6rte. Die erite Sugel, ruel9e fehIge=
eauaeu mar, fauo nun ipGter in Der gBano
6es 3imners fitden. Die sueite Sugel mar
bid5t hiuter Der redten Shldfe eingebrunseu.
Die 9cttoren 9feib uuo 8obb rpur0en ioslett
berbeiaerufen nub erfldrteu, bag feline 5off>
nuna auf gEieeerherfteluug bes Sermuuoe=
zen 0orbanben iei. 8es 9eeteren glu5e Iinte
geite mar bereits sellbmt. Or. 9ieio be-
nadridtiete bic BoIisei pom bem Sorfalle,
unb Der lebenshberoriiifise juuge Mann
parb, uie Dies SorI9rift III, bon bem Auz
genbIid On uuter ppliseillAe BepaduHs 9e'
felt.
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SpfEr etaer @artet Sscboe.
S"beres iber etas am Seniabrsz ysoraeS III
einer siesu SrIeaaier Sdlaappstustpe
ftattasfHnoeHe bIatjas 56DiskaiTatte.

Nem'SrIeaus, 3. Sanuar. gSis
berei:s tllrj ntt8etheilt, bat Die oemofrattid1e
4arteifeboe IN 9ouiIiana Srpii9en Der gtc=
Gnerp= uno Der gtlnolS.6raftiou Dteoer 5Uei
Spfer geforbert. Sn benz Saloon" gSal.
Sohnion's, eines profeifouellen Spielers,
snttsH fl9 am Souutag friib Anbiuaer Der
beteen oemofratii9en 6raftioneu eiugefuH.
ben. Son ben Nnhdugeru Der gfihoIs 6rat,
tion tDaren Der Boli3ei @ou1mifiGr gBat"
giealep antpeieno, iOpie Der friibere @Onare5.
ReprGientant W. .. 8aGace, Der gbef.
&eoafteur Der DYep- Orleans Bicapune" 8.
6. Barter. BOli3ei @apitdn Wc@afiren unb
etne an3abl uStriferSn uno ygSlros 8uns
mers." Die Nc&uerp SraftiOn par ourA
goui8 Glare, s. y. @ibion IL. u. pertreten.
Die anbdn9er beioer 6rattiouen itrteeu iicb
fir ibren 2ieblin9ss s@anOioateu baiier. 0tea'
leg, Elm GROCER uno ungep0bniif frdftiger
Dlunn, tpurbe ihlieBIib ptitbenb nub 9riff
@ibion, Der ebenfaLIs nuBerserp6bnIit groBe
Sorperiraft beias, au. 9as mar oas Sisncl
su etHem ali9emeiuen Sample, peifsr Oamit
sRbete, baB Dtealsn uno ,Wtlfe" gSalb bon
Der ghhols SrattIoH burdl St)iiiIe t0OtIt9
rno eini9e auoere Berioueu mebr ooer ullns
Der iGper oernnuGet puroeu. 22eolen tarb
i'm @aufe beS Yldmittngs uuo gSaIb mtro
bic 9tadlt faum iiberlebeH. @tealeg puroe
ber2its gefern gadmittas Inter iebr Sabl.
reid)er &etbei!iguug beer5igt. Grgauiiatlo,
Heu BON g8etBeu uno S9narSen, lpelde 3u=
Ianmen mebrere G1ulenb WlItglteoer 31pleu,
9int oem Sarge uoraus, etrpa 200 Sit.
idlGr iolgten 0emieiben. Manor @ulIotte
bat III &atbhauie Srluerabjeibsn aH6riuz
gen Iafien. @r bat erttdrt, CT par0e teiue
Ytube idIeuen, nm Die Stulbioeu ;ur Strafe
3u siebeU. glare uno @ibioH fuO 0eybaitet
not6eu. glealeD bate lett mebr. ais y
SGtreu bem pStGttliHse" angeb6rt, mar
ober peri0nlid iehr poputGr uno ieIbIt BON
ieipen poIitiiGen Ge9EerH geG9tet.
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@eac,, gtttfcs mas 9soncotts.

@btcaso, 8. Sauuar. - Die uErabe8'
uub 2abor= afembIp" bielt 9etern eiae @rtras
Seriammluug, I'm 0degatea CUR yStaatss
arbsiter gfociutiOH, bic oeutuGfit in Beoria
tagen tpiro, 81 rpdblsn. Sc lpurbe folgenbe
Geiolutiuu ausenommeu: vStrites uub Bop,
cotis eripeiieu fidb ieBt 9esen sroBe Corpora
tionen neif nirtun9stos. @s if baber on
rer 3eit, bas Die Qrbetter eine unabhdu9ge
poIitlde Bartei bilSen, uno mir iuftrulreu
oemgemaB uuiere 9eIegaten, babiu gu mir.
fen, bas Die nStuats Irbeiter IffociuttOu"
TIRE 6iiIfefrGfte iofort oereiui9e, nm cine Or,
ganiiatiou CUR @ntfaltunB politii9er 0taht
ber3ufeIleu.n a"
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1efnii@tes.
Saminr's @ruel'mttna.

Gbicago, 5. Sauuar. = Bunoesierator
GiIatuS Sauper bon gSiscoHin bat iid auf
ber 0urdrei'e mad 98aibington iiber bic gr=
ueununs bes Setretdrs 2amar gum Sber.
buubeartdter Gusgeiprcdeu. @r erildrte,
Qamar iti entitie6eu Der tiidtigfte uu0 pal.
ienofte Wnnn. ben man fir Elm oldsS lint
ans hem Siihen befoulmen tonne. Ct
(Sanner) babe and bic l!eber3ensung, baB
gamar uO1fommeu lopal geseu Die uniou
lei. Der Seuotor noute nod nidt iageu, oh
CT ieIbft fir 2Gmar's Befdtiguu9 ftimuen
nelbe, iprad aber Die 4ufGt aus, bab Die
Re f1fioIIun prfnInpr mprho
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Nfeh1tt6tfte>

ff.9ibertp, Beunf., 8. Sauuar. -
8inpuieb 3ufubr III, Serieubuns 100;
Breiie pariirten 3tpiideu $3.50 unO $500.
SGmeine: !3ufubr 14OO, Serieubuus 1900;
Yreiie nariirteu apii4en $500 nno $500.
- Sdaafe: 3ufuhr 1900, Serfenouug
1900; Yreiie cGriirteu 3piiteu $1.0o nnb
$625.
ct. 9outs, 8. San. - @iubpieh: 3u.
fubr 5000. Serienbuus 800; Yreiie uariir'
ten smiihen 81. 80 unb S5.l0. - Sdueine:
3ufnbr $500, Serieuouus 24O0; Bretie bari,
irten smiihen $4.90 unb $5.90.-Sdaafe:
Sufuhr 1900, Berienbung -; Preiie bari.
irten spiidsn $3.10 unb 1920.
@bicaso, 8. Sauuar.-8tuooieb: 3n.
fubr $500, Serienbuns 1000; Bretie oari'
,rten spi6en 81 AS unb $5.50.-Sdpeine:
3uinbr 12,5OO, Berieuouus 5000; Yreiie
oariirten smiiheu 1926 uub $5.95. =
Shaafe: 3ufubr 5000, gerieuouns 1000;
Prsiie uari,rteu jwiidsn $3.50 uno $3.50.
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GEne Ginetattfe TIT Oct &obtett.
re9tpts+

g8ilfesbarre, Benni., 8. Sauuur.-
Sn benz @rubenfGot9en 9llben, adlt Wfeileu
eou gSilfesbarre, erei9nete fdl beIte sriib
cine beiperate S6lGgerei 5nii6en cirfa 40
poluiIden @rubeuarbeiterH, Die ild3 8elegeut.
LID elmer ainbtaufe bstrunten hatten. yteun
Mdnner tpurben i6Uer berlett, brei oerlelz
ben pabridetnIt4 t6otlid. Gm Sdperffeu
perleBt 1T Elm gem,fer Gnton SAinsfp.
2erelte erbielt iiinf SttfmuaOeu in ben
Sppf, auBeroer purben ibm spei Singer
ab9eiduitten, Elm Iuge aus8erifieu unO Elm
Ilm sebro6eu. Die 8inbtlufsfeier bauerte
3uei Gage lang un6 purpe erft our9 ote
2eilerei 3uin IbId1lufis oebrGdt.