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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21

forced into it by labor clubs and MS deslre
~ d;snel the i%mputation that had been
cost mon him that be and bis counsel had
been bought up. In the OPINION o.
oonmittee the laches of contestant auo
| his counsel have been such as TO presiu
him from asking further indulgence .. .uee
| House. Very careful consid' "a ton OF .hs
| papers has satisfied the comm1ttee oey.uo
| all reasonable doubt that not enc OF 'ne
substantial ayer,uents Of the contestant
could be established by satisfactory proofs.
| In conclusion the comnlttee reported VIC
resolutions declaring Carlisle siecteo.
cARL1sLE's CONDITION..
At Q o'clock tonight Or. Sewers SAID MT
Carlisle was resting quietly, ana on 'ue
whole was considerably better thar ne was
this morning. He had. however, ano'hef
chill during the afternoon to when the
doctor seemed to attach bat little import
ance CbilIs. he said, were caused py !n-
t~estinal disturbances which were primary
j he resuit Of overwork and disordered OIL
qestion. The question was asked: "is lie
q dangerously or even seriously llH
IT do not regard him as such, was the
reply. He is quite weak as shio' rom
oyerwork and anxiety and 1T may De solhe
time before be is able to be ahou1' ouI ne
Slfl m IN DDO. mas ucNVi iot !"
consciousness and has had several hours OF
re'rasbino sleep. and l think without re-
nauted and violent recurrence OF the chl'is'
he will get along without any serious
tronble. On the whole he Is certainly I'M
proving
From the Committee on PENSIONS oena-
tor Turpie reported favorably the increase
to 7 per month for pensions for total
helplessness. Senator Quay, from the
same committee, also reported favorao'y
bill to increase TO 3 per monfh the pen
sion for total deafnts IS. A pension al a
proportionate rate is to be granted LOT
martial loss OF hearing. The Senate mas
confirmed the nominations OF i'!er o'a'e
Commerce Commissioners. All the mem
hers OF the Corean embassy we're formally
presented to the President this morning. v
Secretary Bayara. The Secretary also
presented to the President the new acrred'
tied envoy from Corea, Park Chung Yang
THE INDIAN LANE ACT.
Mr.. Doluh introduced a bill in the senate
to-day to amend the Indian and-ln'sever'
atty act so that it's provisions shall not
apply to any Indian tribe until the consent
of two-thirds of the tribe over 81 years OF
age has first been obtained.
AMERICAN HIPPING
The American Shipping n Industrial
League resumed its session this morning.
Five-minute addresses were delivered by II
number Of delegates. All agreed that the
only way American shipping could be sue
cored was through the aid Of Congress. 1t
vas announced that the President would
address the League Tomorrow afternoon.
THE COMMISSIONS slGNED
One of the first acts OF the President
this morning. was to attach his signature
to the commission of Mr.. Justice Lamar,
Secretary Villas and Postmaster Dickinson,
each Of whom called at the White House
during TIL morning and received his COM
mission. Villas and Dickinson subsequently
took tie oath OF office. and were installed
in time to attend the Ca binet meeting to-
dav.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21
How to Get a Full Honsa-

Texas Siftings: First Actor-I am 20.
ing to have my benefit next Saturday
night.
Second Actor-You are?
Yes, but I'm puzzled to know how I'm
to fill the house."
That's easy enough done"
But how"
Invite your creditors"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21

o., OF. p 81. c., 80 cents; d. 80 cents; E.
&C., This gives the Northern Pacific
y 20 II Connection between Butte and Cali.
I.n;a noints at the same rates rs via.
naden. Merchants OF Butte who have been
%sh;nning in goods by water via Portland
snd Tacoma, can o get the same rates
oil rail
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21
Ee May Not Come After All.

HELENA. NJ. T., January 17.-(Specialto
The Miner.] Within the last few days it
has ben freely limited among friends OF
Judge McLeary that he may not g. to the
West Side after all. 1t is understood that
at the conclusion OF the present session OF
the Supreme Court he will proceed to
Washington where rumor has it that his
friends have something better than a seat
on the Montana Supreme s'eneh in store
tor him. It il therefore possible that j III ea
McLeary may not visit the West SIDE after
oil
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21
Where the Wea,her Como. r--

New York Sun: Dakota Husband wa,,
l must get to the office, my dear; 1 haye q
busy day before me.
"lfe-Good-bv, John, and don't for,et
fur overcoat and linen duster
see the probabilities are for changeab,a
ssao1e
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21
"A Boycott on Literature-

New York Sur: Mrs. Mulciber (readinea
newspaper)-George, what il this Re,d;n,
strike?
Mr.. Mulciber (who seldom read.
per)-Oh, guess they are boycottino so pa,
author. eone
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21
Discussing the Dessert.

New York Sun: Mr.. Waldo lat a
dinner party)-May I pass you the cheese,
Mss Breezy?
Miss Breezy (daintily)-Thanks; a small
hunk, please.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21

1t Is reported that a forty-foot BODY Of
galena ore has been struck in the Wickes
tunnel, and that there is great excitement
In Helena in consequence.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21
Advertised Letter . iSt.

Advertised list 81 unclaimed mail matter
remaining in the postotfice at Butte CITY,
Montana, for the week ending Monday.
January 16, 1858:
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

n the subscriber so orders his SUB
scription, will be discontinued at the END OF the
lime raid for, otherwise 1t will be continued.
When the semi Weekly is 80 continued, 1t will
be charged for at the rate of $500 per annum.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21

York Legislature will put the recommends
tions OF their Commission into effect. its
good results will soon cause the general
adoption OF this reform in capital punish
mank.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21

passage OF this law it was supplemented
and amended in various important partic-
ulars il favor Of these companies, by an
act which provided, among other things,
that the Government mortgage should be-
Come junior lien and be subordinated to
the mortgage which the companies were,
by amendatory act, authorized to execute
to secure the bonds which they might, from
time to time, issue in sums not exceeding
the amount OF United States bonds which
should be advanced to them.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21

d,essaa esn win D. collected from the ad-
G II 1or each article advertised in tha..
PATRICK TALENT. Postmaster,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21
COLD WEATHER..
TRAINS AND MAILS.

Despite the extreme cold weather and
deep snowfall, trains on the Drummond &
Phllipsbnrg Railroad have been running
regularly, though to make connections on
the main line they have been sometimes
unavoldabIy late The nail is now brought
up Immediately after its arrival in Drum
mond, the re-idldents Of the burg receiving
their letters thereby in the afternoon of the
fame DAY they, arrive in Drummond, in.
stead OF being ob'ised to wait tin NEXT dav
as under the old order OF tEinps. No mail
rom the East has arrived for the last two
days. WV
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21
MATRIMONIAL.

Philipsburg township has had seven mar
riages in the last four months; the last be-
ing flat OF Miss Mary McDrule and J ,hn
NJ. Cole, butu old residents OF the bIrg.
they have since beeun ousekeepingin tleir
neat dwelling on Mob Hill. The next in
order Will be our popular and ente;pris-
ing clothier. II. Se"iogstCn, formerly OF
r HAT ra me rH snys, saily in February, to a
lady OF Butte. Invitations are out and
several will attend the wedding from the
burg, the ceremony takirg place in Butte
City. Several more matches seem likely,
and from the appearance OF things we will
soon have more newly married couples
than old in the burg.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-21

OF the bonds so advanced, and interest of
said bonds, they should constitute a first
mortgage on the whole line OF their roads
and on their property Of every kind and
description. The liberal donations, ad.
vantases and privileges provided for in this
law. we're granted by the general Govern.
ment Tor the purpose OF securing the con-
OF the roads, which would COM
piete the connection between the Eastern
ana Western coasts; and they were based
the consideration of the public bene-
hts which would accrue to the entire conn.
try from such construction. But the pro-.
)ectors OF these roads were not content. |
and the sentiment which then seemed to
!lervade Congress had lot reached the lin.
'ts OF Its generosity. Two years after the |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-10
gGte 8aFpr Pint TetnG Srrat Tgen
Hes.

Sttap q, Ont, s. Saptenber. - Cine
groBe uno oOrnehme 9eieuhgft bate iit am
gItlpo@ Abano in Der ct. Sartbclo'Tdu3.
EuGe eiuaeiunbeu, nm oer Srauurg oe8
Tafots Morc Uni NIT 6rGu @rupbgra bel
3umObneu. Ques partete uu8eouIotg auf
oas @rIdetEen oes lelr belabltau 8rlutls
gems, bed bieier lam nidt. &H.li4, uldl
etnfiiiuoigem 8arteu faBte SemauO ben
Rulb, Der 8rnut ju iaseu, taB Iut am DOR.
hergebenoeu AberS auf elHem Jl2U })JIIer
3uge 9eieben tpurJe. Die QSIttpe itll II bic
id0nfte Stumad,t, rRo aIs fe pteeeC 5uu
SepuB ieiu gelaHgt nc iauote its mad etEem
ggbeimpCIiSiaeu, oem Ie oea III .rG9 CAB,
ben Au8reiBsr nm ieben grais beybei 81 i1af.
Ter. Seuie Nad1nittag legte fte uttOer tbre
gEitttpeug erpduoer on uuo be9ab fd] 81 ibrem
anmalte, I'M oeneIbeu Bu beau'tra9en, oaB
CT etne alu9e nuf S25, 900 SdabeusriaB NE
geu Binds bes &beoeripre6eH5 aegsu ben
pGntelmiithi9eu getitIlueH perm aaBI7jt9
made.
&Or unaefihr stpet QBOden tpur0e PQaOr
uni Der rei3en6eu 28ittrue oorgefaut uuo
0erliebte ff iOfort ferbltd in fe. 4uf ic.u
Bitten BIN CAB fie ibre bisberige Steluul
oni uno uabm iaineu 9airatbsautrag an. Der
ErGutigam belt Ie,ne 8erI0buHg uor ieiHar
BamiIie fren9feu8 sebeim, uEo erR an oers
gauBeueH 3laufias erbtslt bic 2egtere Reuut
nib BON 6em Stauhe Der 8iHge. Aue Be
ulbuuseu, ben OerIiabteu Srels ben ietaer
9bsIbeit abjubriHgeu, pareu Uergebeus, uuo
Der &robuug ieiner erjiiruteu S0EHe ipottate
Ct. Qestsre loueu ouIu bem gper5eusfdrter"
oes Yapas Gin betiabenoeS Buluar beige
miiht unb ZEN alien 6erru ndbreuo ieinee
8uisIs cuf ben gieru' gorter 3u9 gebrutt baz
ben. @iuer ietner Sobne, Der lbn be8Ieitete,
teIegrapbtrte beute bon gIep Dort, oaB iein
Bater auf eiHem Der fransGTi6eu Dampfar
lad 6ranfIIG abgereif III. 0OufiHeig aus
8e6bRt nit itiHem ShidiaI uuo ge'r6tet oh
0e8 gerIufeS her g8ittme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-10
elnsftatea a.tf elalen ynstanerErtea.

@bfcaeo, 8. Septbr. - @ine Depeihe
eon ct. Baul, Qlinn., melbet: Die 3pi.
ffiafeiteu Der Siour, @rOus, B,eaaus uub
@rOs Ventres Iilo IN lester 3eit iebr beftia
aemoreeu, ruo es ideint Elm 6lu;iaer Rriea,
an Dem iiG bic bier St0mme Al betbeiIiasu
oenenfen, bsoor3ufe6en. @efteru Rdtmits
tuo erbialt @enernl Guger elm Selearqmrr,
peldbes antnnbigte, 6aB cine Rotte Siour.
Snbtauer Die 8cplar' ggeutur in Uo1z
tnra psrlies, In eiHen lleberfau auf bic
9iotbbdute Der @rOp 49entur III MAIDEN,
Ser General lies lOfoit al bic Sdpaoron
D, l. &auauertss sHegtment, inter benz Com.
mauho bes 9ieuteuants BrCnn, ben Sefehl
eroeheu, fidb pom Sort @ufer uah Der Bu4z
Ofonutotnz statiou, 0tout., su beoebeu, nm
bic llebereIuge am OeuoDfone, ;piideu Gu
fterzStation uno 9nntIeb, IN benaGleu uub
beionoets ben Punft 81 beden, On peld1em
fiirslid SiourzS Snoianer bon SLoiauerzSuuos
IdQfteru aet6Otet pTroeu. Die oo(le StGrte
Ser .S6p1bro1 it fir oisien 9;enff couuQus
birt. uuo lieutenant Bonn nirS 100 Saraz
biuers uuo "a Bifolen= Batroueu bro Ruun
nituebmeu. Die Eruppeu nerosn NIT Rq,
tioueu fir 10 Ease uerjebea. Bofneifter
RieI,ira miro oas Commando beoIeiten.
SoImetidber Charles @aIelu (Soboccos 5afe)
uuh ,rp,i iuoianii6e funbitofter erbielten
RefeBI. fid, bei 2ieureuant Bropu N n1eloer1
nu6 bic Solonne III bealaiteu. Qieut. Bn.
ram bonn |. Snuausrie'8e9iment mur.e nit
pier llute1cfftSieTen uao q Mtauu pom Der
S6wuhrou X, l. &a0auerie= Reaimeut, nadl
Cooper citation sslanot, bon mo- aus er ftd3
Qu geuomfore htnub iu siuem Buntte ae
oenibtr Der gliiuenna bee Sia. .BorcupiHe
Elufes besebeu rptro. nm uIe etuuiseu lie
Sereanesfeasu bar Siour Suoiauer An be.
manen.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-10
Gs narbt

ON 8. Septemter, Hnd1 siner laugen unb fhmsp5liz
ten SIdntheit Zophte GSttfe, gelie6te gltaU oe5
pcr1toI6eusu Garl 2Bit,s, i'm @lt2r ooH IS JG5rs1.
8te Beerbisung fiHbet nOrgeH, Dienito9, Den IL.
Septembsr, BorInltags Ohr, pom 5rauerbauis III.
6O7, SitsSombarotrafIe, uno oGHn Uon ogT 81.
@lphonIusz sz&iId3e, no nm 10 nhr eIn Relutem I1C
ibr Seeenhsu qeeien Uiro, aus tat. SerUlnoe Der
i5omtlie fino ndtungsOol etngelaoen, oem Sesrt5'
Htiie beipobnen.
Our precious mother from US has gone,
The voice we loved is stilled.
a place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
All is dark within our dwelling,
Lonely is our home today;
For our mother, we loved so fOndly,
Has forever passed away.
Our mother Is sleeping, so free from all pain,
Oh! wake her not, sweet spirit, to suffer aga q,
She slumber5 so sOundly, o let her sleep on
Her sickness is ended, and troubles all gone.
Oh! think how she suffered and mOaned in pain,
In the long night hours, as we sOOthed her IN
vain,
Till God in His mercy sent down from above
An angel that whispered a me- sage Of love-
Bon tAreu SiassEa,
Dearest mother, thou hast left me,
/ thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God that has bereVed me,
He can all my sorrow heed.
Yet again | hOTc 10 meet thee.
When the day OF life has fed,
Where in heaven with JOY 10 greet thee,
Where no farewell tear ts shed.
(217-S) Bon tbrsM SoeHe'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-10
48. SaDrgattg.
&nttoen S9ttetoer=
en'h 1888. - 9e(0dd. =s s'i'"H '8s8-'8e
gtrbf 1888.
-I1inter 1888-'89.

Sir Idunr wel f9 lire r onnien an nafen (un0 96t
Sub Guub babn mir bGaFanhges uoeni6ueiber 9epar
ttmnt nit nm ea4renen 36noes nno ben rarrbeHn trei
bern in gne nnr 8uaonerQ nmt Die 9iIe bes san
zen bn Spdm nS nen She'll Beg Qtn in uniem auui9en @au6
Ib9n ur9ebeuren Gulnt6t &rdefur aH5ug Heber
uno SrinfIribcr, pede tean09 OOuds baben Die C
Inntia9t Serbf QBmt me ett aus Den 9aup:pOI
Sa6ren Gnnent nma, rina ibon unb ara9n AI
ommn pGbren6 b Wner un 6aGon we4e poribn
wel tnt9icOrn siBenartig ano an3tebeno itnO
OIan unim au3ugnf Eager Die neuen mOONn Sn1pOrtart
Tnbne inlen cuaten gGsrFhs pt6men 616r Ga
bSo gcmnfere englii Anu9s5cHge gemnFerte 5eHps
arunt bic buHbmsn @gr9r amaOum Sps SanOnner Sane'
ipuns 9Oa au anagsFoH Garfiu Siasunats, tre i9n
Otcs seuuer smbs uspa unO ibam afer farrFt
grs gcprl grmt uub gattc arbem alien Sen nHr unO
3nben6hen 9 urn unb GOmbnattpnen.
grit lbcrt;e5grfnfen it iuf Daid Der SaQ 2 8pan6r h1n
mir Gus nm &Js Mens Smpnns er9nten ss'rfhs uao GbF
br; pre 2Ger enen ntaguacs, @nS
Qaieu 8itrr,eucn BJtnB Sbrieru Yebbu, @fra9ns Ser
iegs, rIanbii9cn Jreien unS 9tmnfcrten SbebnS
&nn &sntIeberSeugn wn mir mtparSg grobe8 2oment Set
aerne n sngIi9n 9nHne in feinen gsnrfos, gmafrr
n gbebus otcn anb auSi6en Guer0 ani bann bn mir
Gubes RDerNoss Gbeers, 8ad Jrantus, Guns, &mPg
nip, ntdjiben popularcr @rttc
en prbe NarDlGnoet 9erren, Sic SnunJ, oaB
bebaenoe3, oas us9wabs 10 i0ns, 70 ncrs uas O
bides Qcqer Stoel. Gauoen9ne
fir @ pur b auBrba6 Nwor nr9enS8 nSen W
gBi gcb Snn rner e gmran9, baB mas SOuOHnnt I'M 81
fdut 2nergen getn anbet ui9ntOer netO uno
trimmer nod anoepda linen Itesne 2n bn unO mir 9an
(aus 2s Geut 9iOsen Dap B boae oreBtg Pro3en
muter beiagn9ouO 8unOitn65 aate e9n 0a8 nO Sba
fcdcn 9srb 9babt Babn, Snn Dies prata u
bnin pe0m Sic uls 6es GrG9eI pt LID balO pae1 Oo S@
beabfdgn r nWir n SN ber EN-, unr %anoen
idnetber Separtsmnt 3ea, pie @ S9nen PaBt gu beinaI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-10
bat Eruppeu ubgetdidt, nm bic Snfurasateu

bat Sruppeu ubgeididt, nm bic SniHrgsateu
CUR ReGenidaft 81 3ieheu.""
Die pBoit" felt eeute empbatidl Die gfel.
oEns in 4brebe, 6aB Der Isgte Q8JlI Eaiie.
6l,eo.I4'5 ber0feHtlidt tOeroeH Iou, AuO be
baIptet, oaB Elm ioI4es Document gar uia
erihire.
@iuem @srEate sufClse bat ter 9aijar BEN
4r9iefOr 3erBmaIn ote grE d1tiguug er
thetIt, trenn n0thig, Gui bas bema4If III erz
ideiuenbG SH4 giadenSie's uOdmcl8 bu ant.
norteu.
Gte Radrift ooH Der 8noung elmer byis
tiiteH OfiGirifaniIdeu @sieuidaIt sat bier
Ie61aitss Snttrefe erre9t. IugeMeiu 5srr|bt
lie guitGt Dor, bGB Is r9tbuGuSi5 iciH
neroe, obue Ssrjug Bic 6Or.ig, Icincr 3eit
haFt9 gejogeue @reu;liute Der O2Itj93a Sss
feungeu ju barIatigeu, I'M ep.ntuel3 Ipd.
tere ip1tere 3uifiigfeiten III bertItln
Softa gicnte l8rl. Neuberaer lrs gIeu.
9crt) III ais Ei,maoOHua iitr Ols biaIjg2 GoHs
3er'baus engagirt noroeu.
@SerIin, 8. September. - GBie efu IL
Der o@IiiitGr3et;up9" DeIOfenIjae8 Dsiret
anfttpeigt, bat Der Gaiier Al gbrsu oes IN
9ebentsns ieiues Satsrs 0Gfobleu, bas Die
otm Safer Briebrid eutuOrieaeu Iruecs
&e9rlationen itiufHgbin fir Die Sufazt.ris
giiItig ein iouen.
@rai YtiiHfer, Der SeutIde @eIanOte an
5ranireid, III in Sriebrtasrub nu8etommea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-10
ggetteres tlber Den esEam enf @Mba

2SettEtes 4bet 0ett SeGatt CGT GUp1,
9auaRna, s. 5aptbr. - Ter SdaOeu,
ben Der Srian anIibtete, tpelder ON !sttsH
8tenfag iiber bic biefqe S,abt bluiUg, ilbsrz
trifft &ues, mas mir elt bielea Sa5rea bic.
erIebtsn. gs giebt feline SicaBe, Die uJi3t
SeugnlB able9t Uon Der 9emlIt oGs StUJ
mes, enttpeber Surt beucIirte 5GuIer, ept
nur3elte Fdune ooer Die 3eril0rung Gu5ersH
Staentbuns. Die Sceue irottet ieoer s5e
iGreitrug. San ilmmtlide 6ff2ntlidle Sc.
bduoe, Gates uHo 8ergniiguugsplase iiHo
mebr oSer ninber beitiOlgt. Sn bRu Ylr
fen unb nuf ben SOuebnrOs prrSeu ulge'
beure gGume entnur3elt. S6ll0er, Seufer
IGbeu uHb Srttmmer ieoer 4rt pareH IN ben
Straseu aufgebduft uno binberteu al mau
den 4ldBeH ben Serie5r OOufiubi8. I'm
bas GutisBlid1e Der Scene nod su carmebreu
nurbeu faf iGmmtIihe StraBeuIampeH ser
fort, uno Die Staot mabreno Der YaClt IL
8unfelbeit gelafien. Cine GnlubI b0igerHar
SGuier in ben Borfldbteu pur0e umgenebt.
Die 3sdCu i'm &rieuaIs@ebaube, i'm Gltou
un6 benz Seigo Gheater, iOrpie Oem goI ore
uHo nnoereu Salons nur6eH fart beIti6igt
unb 5ertriimmsrteu bel ibrem @infur;e Spjes
gel uno SronIeutter. 8te Selegrapbeusgeis
ruugeu GuI oeg Sniel fiub 3errlfisu, uu6 tref-
len bnber bic 9lGdrthteu aus ben inner 4
St6bteu MIR langiam Elm; hon bat man Dom
0filiheu Sheile Der SSHiel uuo u0u Sael,a
Gbajo geHug erfnbren, nm 3u tuifieu, oa5 Die
@rnote farf bei9doigt tuuroe. Die Serbiuz
hing NIT Diorros@oitle uuo au6ereu Regiaz
ruugs' Siiresnr In Der Siabt mar urtsrNrc-
den moroen ourd bnS 3err2iBen Ser GeIe=
9ropbeu uuo 8elepboRorabte. aue mad Der
Staot fiibrguoen Sabusu btrid1tgu iiber 3u9s
eutgleiiurgen uub llHteripii!uugeU Der 8abnz
t0lper. GuS giaIiEO, GattarDaua Eu0 ar.
bereR beuobburten Grteu piro ibar gr0Bau
Sdaoeu beriftet. 8el gr6Bte Sbg0aa Dar0
laugs ben 0erften uno an ben 56jfieu aus
geridbtet. Ser n6r6lid1e Stobttbau III o01tg
iiberi6Demmt, unb Der Seriebr in OemleIbea
fam uur burtb BoOte 1aruttteIt UGr6e1.
ReniheuIebeu iinb oerbdltliBmaBig peu,ga
gu beflngeu. Diebrere Berioueu uurOeu bon
ternbliirSeHoen BaIlen erihlagsu, uu5 me5z
rere giGtroieu bss IpauiiAeu 8uHoueubcOise
pSOrge Sunn" ertrauien, mabreH0 fe Bu 0sm
S9tffe gu gelangeu iuateH.
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Sin Seiistt i'm cana0ii9en 56abs
Sltnte.

Ottawa, Sut., 8. 9ept.-giH BON Der
&egieruug beute osrGfieutlidter rebioirter
4usneis jei9t, baB fir ous leete 6tafaIiabr
Elm 3efi,lt BON 1888, 900 in BEN cGaaoiideH
Sdatamte uorbaubeu if uuO ntft Elm psz
berianB BON $3,00O,O0O, ME ueIIi4 in ben
BeriGten ter 8e9ierun9 angegebeu mHroe.
Die IatioualzS4ulo Der Dominion betrd9t
S285, ,OCO, 900 cber $50 pro 9opf Der BeUOlz
ierrns Inb bat iib n6hrenb bieies Sabres
nm $l2, ,OO0, ,000 uermsbrt. SIN SsrsIei& nit
Der SdnI6enlaf Dor flint Sobren ift cine Grz
hStuuq mn ~ Bro3eRt III uer;ejh1eu.
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Geuiattoueue sRprptbote,, In ecnosn.

gonb on, s. Sept. - Der grdsU5 Der,
fiimmslte Yetdnam elmer Sra5enoirne mn
De beutsDtor9en in oem Sof~aume zines oroi
naren go8trbauits gefuuoen. Ser 6alB mar
oon DIR ju ShC burt dnitteu, bar 2etb aufs
GsiHIttt, bic gtu9spsibe un0 oGs 6er} lGgeu
aut oem Soeeu, uub Elm S9rl eer SeoSrml
mar Der un9liidtideu nm ben SalS gebuu
BEN. Dies III Der oerte glor6 dbuli5en G5a
ratttrs, Der i'll jiin9fter 3tit IN bielsrylG1ba
ifaIt ueIiibt muroe. Sammtljte C9far ma.
zen berDcrIsne @eiber. Der &eriibar bieier
9reueltbaten blieb uneutbedt, uuo Die aufres
gnng, Die in Der uHmittelba-eu gidt5ariaaF.
Der GhnupIdse bieier Mor0tbateu harritt,
prsuat an eiuen Hanif.
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garEt ans esrih

2i5erpOoI, 8. Septbr. - u. 30 @lit,
tags. 8aHmuplIe: RitteIiorte SberjaHoe:
57!8, DO. NensGrlean5 rs. Die Be
iduie betrugeu 10000 Sallsn, Spefu!attOH
nuO Ausiubr 1000, 3uiubr 1000.
goubou, 8. Septbr. - Ser. Stantau
Sbligat;ouen: 4sproS. 1875, oiltO Al spro,.
1854. - Ittten: A..@.=gB. 393, Ditto Brior
8, GanaSia=B =BacJfc 591, Grle 305, Ditto
Brior. 1893, SutuoissGeutral 1872, Ntertcat
5Of, ct. YauI "A, Stem goyt Central lllf
ReHuipIuania 56&, Rearina o., I!ericau
SeutraI -
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Mufiaaet aeaen ettten 8cuperae,ar.

9raub' orfs, Dat, 8. Sept.-S Sas
bon Der 9np> 6nftiOn bes bemotratil4el Goa
ututs gum 3wede Der 6UrmnIiruug eiuer re-
seIretteR Auilage. Gtte aus ben iimmtIi9e1
qegeu @ouoerneur @burd oOrItegeubeu Be
Itperben 9ebilbete &ouite bat ieine Irbettea
beenbigt uuo niro bic 4nflnse oeul Brniis
bsuteu I'M 8eIlaufe bieies Nouats itberrei-
den. Ser @ouoerHeur miro beidGloi9t, ben
Soruent nit ruetlauhteu WlitteIn cou,ro.irt,
Ieiue 8etcsepnIt 3u unIautsren 3peteu u1te=
brandt, untGttse Bsriouen augefeQt, rota=
1ielle @ebiibren chne Eereht;guug erbobeu,
bic WtlRstiesa neriest 3u babeu uu9 bel Der
8erGHsntlihuug Ger Eerritorialgeiese apets
mierig oorge9on9en au lein. Sdmuli1e
GuiIaseu ptresu buT4 yGfFoauits" srhars
let.
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Dos ncLbe Gfeber.

SadioubtlIe, 6tn., 9. September.
-8us g8etter mar beute iiirmti4 unO tGbl.
Su ben um ubr beute abeuo Uerfrideneu
"a Stuuoeu traten 49 rueitere @rtIantunsea
am geIben Sieber elm uuo Batierten far
ben. Inter ben 8erforbeueu beiuOet F4
Bnftor s. Sbarp Don Der ct. Baul. Jtetu0s
oifentirhe. Die @eummt3ubl Der &rtrau-
tuu8eu betrdst ieet 6O4, bic Der Eobesidae