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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-14

PRESIDENT LoucKs, of the Farmers
Alliance of Dakota, cannot enter the
chamber of commerce, Minneapolis. He
was black-balled. The Duluth specula-
tors let HIM in. The Minneapolis men
don't like the idea of a farmers elevator
system, and they won't countenance the
''head devil of such nefarious scheme .
Loucks need not be worried; the farmers
say Duluth is the best market and the
railroads run straight to that wonderful
depot. Go to Duluth! That's revenge
enough.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-14
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Eight pages, containing summary of the news OF
the week, both foreign and local; published every
Friday, sent postage paid to any address, for one
year g; six months, 81; three months, Is ceuts,.
North Dakota and the aim is made to make it a
perfect encyclopedia of Dakota affairs Its circu-
laton is large both in the territory and the States
The DAILY TRIBUNE, like the weekly edition,
8 desirable advertising medium through which to
reach all northwestern towns and military posts
remote from railroad lines.
The DAILY TRIBUNE will be found on file at
the Grand Pacific hotel, and Lord l. Thomas, ad-
vertising agents, Chicago. and at reading rooms
and news depots throughout the country.
TR1BuNE is A. F.. Richardson, Room IS, Tribune
Building, New York. All advertisements for the
TRIBUNE from points east Of Illinois should be
cent to him, &C.,
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-14

The Dakota Ruralist, the organ of the
Farmers Alliance, comes out for Mat
thews. It's editor, Mr.. Crosse, was speaker
of the house in the last legislature and
knows Mr.. Matthews we'll. Among other
things the Rural1st says:
Those who know him intimately say he
is a most conscientious and careful man,
and is disposed to treat all classes fairly
honestly. While his record as member
of the legislature is not fully known at
present to the farmers of the territory, we
are convinced that he came as near being
consistent and right as did many of the
farmer members in that body who Occu-
pied places of greater or less response
bility.
Following this endorsement comes a
telegram to the Minneapolis Journal
probably from democratic correspond
ent-that Editor Crosse is away and the
above endorsement of the republican can
didate was published without Mr..
Crose's knowledge or consent" Mr..
Crosse passed through Bismarck with the
editorial excursionists Tuesday, ,land ibe-
ing asked regarding the nomination of
Mr.. Matthews expressed himself as well
pleased with the platform and the candi-
date. The Farmers Alliance is not po-
itical organization, and the report that
it has-as an rganization-been flirting
with Mr.. Harden is mere nonsense.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-14
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings of the Board of County Com
missiOners.

Proceedings of the Board of County Com
missioners.
BISMARCK, Sept. 8, 1883.
Board met at 2 p. m. All present.
Minutes of preceding meeting read
and approved.
On motion the following rate of taxa
tion was fixed for the year 1888:
Interest and sinking fund, mills;
general county, 6 mills; bridge, 2 mills.
Ayes and nays were called upon the
following bills:
Yeas-Neal and johnson.
Nay-Edgerly.
M. J. Mckenzie, janitor August,
1000. ~ 60 w
Louis Hanitch, county attorney. 100 90
Olaf A. Anderson, care needy
poor. " IL
Olaf Bjorklund, work at poor
farm. ........... 10 90
Nils Nilsson, work at poor farm. 18 IS
Olaf A. Anderson, extra work at
poor Iarm 64 6O
J. =. King, work on bridge Burnt
Greek. ............. .......... Al rs
The following bills were passed and
ordered paid from the general. fund:
Richholt & Emery, needy poor. s 18 65
Frank Frisby, medicine needy
Capital National bank, railroad
tickets needy poor. ............ 50 10
Webb Bros, supplies for jail. II SO
Thomas P. Heron, draughting
for court case. e................ 90
Frank La Wall, assigned steno-
grapner .:........ ~ w
Jas. z. McGarvey, petit juror dis
tr1ct court. .................. 4 O5
+. Y: Barnes, auditor August,
1909. -. '..... lzO oO
Claude B. Holley, deputy auditor
August, 1888. ..... ............ So %
Peter +. Wilcox, jailer August,
1OCS.... % 20
Adjourned to meet September 4, 1888,
at 3 p. m.
BISMARCK, Sept. 4, 1883.
Board met at 3 p. m. All present.
Minutes of preceding meeting read
approved.
The following bills were passed and
ordered paid from the general fund:
Frank Frisby, supplies court
mouse. ........$ w
F. D. Kendrick, post mortem.... 10 90
Ayes and nays were called upon the
following bills:
Ayes-Neal and johnson.
Nay-Edgerly.
F. A. Little, work on road 20 90
F.v. BARNES,
County Auditor.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-14

WHEN the elevators are filed up there
will be sitter price on wheat than there
is now. The speculators will then con-
troll the market and the demand will
have to draw it out.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-14

E. E. HENDERSON of Eddy county an
nounces himself as an Independent candi-
date for the territorial council and does
it in time, he says, because the modern
caucus or primary election is both the
initial and central point of putrefaction,
from which corruption taints our entire
political system,
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-14

The report that the Indian comms-
sion will endeavor to have some Of the
leading chiefs visit Washington, with Q
view to induce them to consent to the
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-14
THE DAILY TRIBUNE,

narck, Dakota is delivered by carrier to all parts
of the city at % cents per week, 81 per month.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Daily one month, postage paid. s 90
Daily three months, postage paid, 90
Daily six months, postage PAID 90
Daily one year, postage paid 10 %
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-14
Labor Matters Fully Discussed and
His Position in Relation Thereto
Clearly Defined.
Trusts and Combinations Also Re-
ceive Attention-The Evils
Pointed Out.
Our Foreign RelatiOns-The Dignity
and Honor of American Citi-
zenship Upheld.
The Letter in Full.

- INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. IL, 1883.
The following is full text of General
Harrison's letter accepting the republican
presidential nomination:
Hon. NJ. M. Eaton and Others of the Com
mittee:
GENTLEMEN: When your committee
visited me on the 4th of July last and pre-
sented the official announcement of nv
nomination to the presidency of the United
States by the republican convention, [
promised as soon as practicable to COM
municate to you more formal acceptance
OF the nomination. Since that time the
work of receiving and addressing almost
daily large delegations of my fellow citi-
Zens has not only occupied all of my time
but has in some measure rendered it un-
necessary for me to use this letter as
medium of communicating to the public
my views upon the questions involved in
the campaign. l appreciate very highly
the confidence and respect manifested by
the convention and accept the nomination
with feelings of gratitude and a full sense
OF the responsibilities which accompany it.
1t is a matter OF congratulatiOn that the
declarations of the Chicago convention
upon the questions that now attract the in.
tereSt of Onr people are so clear and COM
plete. There is further cause of cOngratu.
lation in the fact that the convention ut
terances of the democratic party, if in
any degree contradictory or uncertain, can
now be judged and interpreted by execu.
tive acts and messages and by definite
propositions in legislation.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-14

trust fund. Producers who refuse the
combination are destroyed, and competi-
ton as an element of prices is eliminated
authority should and will find a method of
dealing fairly and effectively with these
and other abuses connected with this sub
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-14

people. This common interest very early
suggested national aid in the establishment
and endowment of schools and colleges in
the new states. There is, I believe, a pres
ent exigency that calls for more liberal
and direct appropriations in aid of COM
mon school education in the states. The
territorial form of government is tempor-
ary exigent and not a permanent civil con-
dltion. 1t is adapted to the exigency that
suggested it, but becomes inadequate and
even oppressive when applied to fixed and
pOpulOus communities. Several territories
are well able to bear the burdens and dis
charge the duties of four cOmmOnwealths
IN the American union. To exclude them
IS to deny the just rights of the people, and
may well excite their indignant protest.
NO question of the political preferences OF
the. people of a territory should close
against them the hospitable door which
has opened to two-thirds of the existing
states. but admission should be resolutely
refused to any territory, majority of
whose people cherish institutions that are
Repayment to our civilization or incOnsist-
ent with republican form of government.
TRUSTS AND COMBINATIONS.
The declaration of the convention
against sail combinations of capital organ
lied IN trusts or otherwise to control arbi-
trarily the condition of trade among our
citizens" is in harmony with the views en-
tertained and publicly expressed by me
long before the assembling Of the conven-
ton. Ordinarily capital shares the loss
OF idleness with labor, but under the opera
ton OF the trust In some of its forms, the
Wage-wOrker al0nel suffers loss, while
Idle capital receives Its dividends from .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-14
Sin RIniter eEnnedEd1ert

EeU q Orf, -. Quguf. - 3ls u9gr}
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blube ul5m etue 5yout UOH 800 GuB eiu,
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uuB. 8as 8loler bate eiueH iui ais ST.
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JamiIieu eIbialteH bort ibre SilOugg. SO
befanoeu fd5 Bur lSeit ogS SraHoe5 195 Ser
iCueu tn Der NaRaIt, naae iammtli5 uu0ar.
l6bt euttamaa. Der &eriuit bstrdgt $780,.
COO uUb bic &erfderuug 100000.
SGaB Sauer eE,fGuo IN Der &uppel bes Sc
bdule8 no mebrere Plumber5 ben Sag !i5el
Oh Der 4rbeit gemeleu pareu uu6 Elm tleiug5
Sc!57ohfer!sUer ju eiuem 96tboieu kuriid ae
lGfJu ba,tgH. Gie BIumbu8 autieruttH Id
um 6 llbr, uHo nm 10 Wiuuteu mad 8 ll5l
eutotG,5 Die Superioriu OsH 9raH0. DN
SINNER NIB ale iibri8eu SEioiiea puroll
obEe 9.u5e aus Dem breHueHosu 9t5laot
grtIaut, oueiu bic gage oes uui ejuem 9oBer
GHgel befiuoljdeu Gebdu6es, Der DtauBel a,
Tafier uuO ber Ttayte gEjuo OgreiJe,,sH all
G0.gUriuGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-14
9as eel0e 8teber.
ganit III 3a6ioRbtQe, sFIa,, IaO elm au3eHtst
msg SEOous.-2ts 8eiAafts fait O0uiag
Ois tEg Eto6eR. - SGrttts SUE lTHter0ritF
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usg Sroous.-2ts 8siaafte faft 0ouEaEs
big tEg Stu6ea. - SGrttts SUE lIRterOvRFs
Euug Der 9sp5e.
gBafbiugton, 8. G., 13. GuguR. -
8as Wtlrlueboipitalbireau arbteIt bauta iol=
genee Depeide bon Or. Uitt9eQ In 5adioa-
0tue, EIa.:
rGif3icues gaustiu fir Die lesteu "a
StunOen: meme @rfrantuuQen 3, geueieu /
gCtlorbeu l 5Tau 2B. .. Wic&lsuauo), m
ter Sebauoluug II, 3aSl Der GrJrautuugeu
bis lett q, 3abt Der &00tsi1Qe bis ieBJ ."
Sadior0tlle, Sla., Is. Nuauf. Der
TisbeIpauif 6auert iOri uu0 etn aGgemeiUer
2lus3ug bat beaOuueu. Iue Staote mo Srts
i6afeu Ter Hahbaridaf. babeH G4arautdue
geaeH Sad'ou0ile eiugGII9rt. macon, 9I.,
TGtGs blsber ale Oou bier fOmmauOsu
Sitibtluge aufnaEm, bat beute ieiHe Ebsre
gegsH tielelbsu gel4lOiien. Der eiu.i5e 4usz
meg uo6 rem yfor6eu geht iest ourd) Ut
Iantn, So, uuo nenu QBagcroB cine ftrenae
GuarGut0ue uufrg6t erbQIt, uu0 meuu nie
SuubeSreglIruug ein Eager fir bic TlitIlts
linge gu &OuIpgne, y lleilen oiesigit8 8aps
croB, etablut, tuie UorgeGta8su if, 70 miro
Sadicnbiue BON allen Seiten ber elugsIdlois
len ieiH. I}ittlerpeiIe If Die biaIge Be-
tpree, puterfiibt bon eiueH Siirger Somte,
enargiit bemiiht, bic Seute Al uutar6riil=
fen, be BOlBeimaht III berfartt mor0eu uuO
isd8 barittsne BoIi}ifsu patronilireH Die
SuOBen befGHNig BET Tag uno ytadt. Inter
hen gegerH III nod feline grtranfung 0orgez
inlleu. Die gaiddite &C. fub 9Gu;li4 i'm
StOden. Sic g{eger rotten fa 5ujammeu
unb man itirhtet, oaB ite bic uubeUOhHs
ten Soduer Il. |. n. ber StaDt ~ pliiuoeru
beginner merbeu. @eri6te iiber Die Bro
ilnmution Dee 8alugaruugaBuTQu0es fiab
i'm llmlaufe, inoefen bgfft man. Bag cine ioIs
DE NaBulbme uidt uOtbDeuoig neroeu
muo. 8ie 8anfeH ner6en curd bic gegeus
ndrliae Situatiou baioncer8 fart mitleuom.
meu, oa ibuen 6urd ote 6lutt 10 0ieler Be-
nohHer grCBe Summeu eu3ogeu uor6su
En6, mdbrenO feline Depoitea gema5t ner=
Oen uno taine Redluu8eu eiu8etriebeu rusrs
rem i6uueu. Die g6lOriOns Saoiag8z 8lnto
bat oesbolb ainfpeiI7u ibre 3llHuaen eiuz
qefleut uuo man fiirdtet, oaB Gtes ejueu
Sturmlauf Der 8ep0itIoreH GIf bic iibrigeu
BapIeu mad fih 3isben miro. 9alt. Shne,
fel uuo Cheer iiu0 IN groBeu Guautitdteu
tefelt morbeu, uuo mehgsre Suaoert Teuer
mutoea beute 4benb auf oeu SIu6eu Quaes
3iiuoet, um tpouloglif bic 6iebtrteime al
0eruintau. 2EuioR's Batterte Miro moraSu
&ormittag Al oem Hdmli6eu 3uede mebrere
Stuuoeu lang feuera. 60 Nemlit ale 6oa
telS uno 8oiibduier, iopia Sunoarte BON Qd.
zen fuo qeitloifsu uuo bic @igeuthimer eutz
ito5eu. AH6 maugelt eS al 5elagrapbifeu,
uuo bie special ats&OrTeipnaoeutsH Der 0er'6lez
oGneE gldtter foBeH AM 9rOBe Stmleriqtei.
ten bel Geu &blsuben ibrtr Serttte.
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O.o,,, S,,0fcltt Ollltioe1 9ritt,o,

@umer'et, Sp., I3. 4uguf. - gOns
Fabrer 81 efiaL brld geFsru in 5egleituug Der
6ursz zgonfabler c2Hrl 2garmaa uno Ban
gRormou BON @reeHpOO6= Stltiou, 91., uad
elmer Rirtbe Al Gebar'9rset auf, nm 4nop
FamIin r1eaSu &eriihEHUg elmer 5dweaer
Ser Getriiber gBGrmaH 30 Uarbaftgu. 5le
mdbIteu bic Rirbe aus, neil fie ermartatau,
6orIfn uus 6eFsa 6reuuee bort ua51eu5
6ss goiteabisu1es nnbamaHnet au,utre6ea.
No6 Feen6eten @Ottessieufe oerias Son.
6obIer SSsftoI ben Saflbefebl, uuo 9uen nil
Iiofe sin, NIT aah GREENWOOD an ae6su.
QIs bic Beamtsu uno ibE gefQu9eueT cine
meire melt bon Der atrae eutiernt pareu,
mnr6eu ne burt cine Sdaar unter benz
ReiebIe Gler. 6dmltn'5 einge6olt, uelds
6is RefreiusQ T1lg's foroerte. Die Beam.
len misisu las anItnu.H ;1riid. porauf
gIeronber Sanul fsuerte uuo 8au Barman
toSf nieperfrsdte. $etaI uao 6enra 8ars
non eImiber.en ba8 6suer. uuo cine augez
meins TaFliaee sutfaHe. 0as Reiultat mar,
Sos Sg1rs gBoruau ioU0hl, u,s istn Bruosr
oe,5Stst nnS Gonfabler 8efal t0otlih pers
nnnbet pnr6e. Der Sderif uuo ein 4nf.
eebot jetsu iett o'r 3umItal9sa gauSs
uQn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-14
SsratIttea lanO 0as 5oHnta9s
gGpEc4y

Sail &iOer, 0tafi.. 13. 4uguf. -
Sn Der Spnagoge i'm ugBatermau Blod"
puroe gefterE etae lsraeIiuIde 5odGeit ge=
fejert, auf melde bic ibNaeu 6eRlt5teiteH
folgteu. GpGt Qberos uuroe bic BoliIei
ant Den 2dtm aufmeriiam uuO fauo, bag elm
Tnnj0ergniigen i'm @auga mar. Dl eta
fren9es Serbct gegeu EanBeu an SOnuta.
gen erIafeu moroeu mar, 10 iab fib Die Yoli.
3ei gum &tui6reiteu uerauIaSt uno oerblftete
33 SSraeliteH etuidlteBli5 mebrerer Dlmeu.
Giele Der Anmeienbeu protaftrteu euergii5
8egeu ben gemaltatt, etl,de ueriadteH, 3u
anlftebeH, ruo uoa aHbera uerfedteu It1,
mn Der 6etuabme 3u eutgehen. 3a Der
Stir8l4attes s&ommiiGr 3ur 3eIt in gfsm=D Dort
mar, 10 muBteu cie SerbaitetaH bic gla5t in
Der BoIl5etliattou 6erbriugeu. Der 8riuti.
gam uRo Die 8raut uabneu iIplrots 3saeH
etu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-14
eee paIEanLfae 9La89rl8 u q am.

Gan Frau3i6Cc, l3. Au8uf. - gBei-
tere Decentralization I5er ben DIlta1ihen
Qu9bru6 in Sapau ergebsu, baB ole Tlelaau
ZGrier Rii1Bana, GtlrHoto mo 5oiOHa in
6iuofibqrl, g,ura uHtar eiuem uahreu Ssrle
ron Saao uro 4ihe be9ra5eH pur0eu. Die
3nbl oer in ieueu D6CierH umgetomueHeH
gieuiben ift uubefauHtr jaoo5 gIauot man,
naB fC uitt Elm elull3ar GgDobHeI rattets.
6Igeube anbere EGrigr nnroen ihDec aeim'
geiudt: in g2ina nur6eu 45 ggobunugeu
5eIR6rt uub 3p0lf BricUeu 3et0otet; IN 80
bebtupa puToen 20 &triOaeu get0otet ua6
Uerruunoet uuo Il BohauHgsH 3erf0rt; in
9lagoicfa tamen SO 0leuiteu um's ge5eu,
un0 % 8obuuugaH IiegeI III Eramueru;
in 6oreti purben 81 5uuisr 3erf6rt, isboa
retteteu fd idmmtidle 8eDoBHer oura bic
Tludt.
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GturuiS6oSeu.

8itt8burg, Ba., I3. au8uf.-3er
nabreuo Der Oergan9euau Jladt tn Ioelil1Ieu
DenniuI6anleu pitbeu6e 28gHo= mo 0{5geE-
lugm iligte uamenilin ben Eele8rgp5e
tisu groBen Shaoen ~. Ser er0Bte S!r=
inf eutfauo on ben gtHjeu Der =, g82feru
uliOu." 8ie Pfable puC0eu naa Qltl Jlld)
upgeu bin iiber ben Sauiaa Beuelt, uu0 un
III ll6r beIte Sormittag bate ole &ompn9uie
nur 3pel bieHftauglide 0ra5te Had Dem
8 fen CUR SerIBguu5, eIHeu uab PbIlaoeg=
qbta uH0 eineH HGdl y5eD=YoTt. 2Sefll4
Uou bier f.an Der S.rfe5r uur 0urb bic
&rGtte esr yBarz6aaele &1G.3" 0srmlteg.
u9rosu. Ser StuIm i9gIat ieiae 8.tbaes
uugeH luf bic GGIegraPb2HIiuigg bsi4vdatt
Az baben, 0eLu I0pest Ut Got tslE auoerer
SGaoeu geneloat pOrDen.
&eabtng, Ba., 13. 4uguf.-&iH bers
6esreucer Sturm ptit5ete pGgrego Der ger
gun8euen giadt in bteFger @.geao. gieQ.
rere Sdeuueu Huo Sabadsiduppen uuroeu
turd SItBihIdge aHBe3uHoet uUo eiHges
didsrt. Ulau Id1tt BEN SaaoeH auf
$4,000. SH bam beHaabGvteH StdI6au
gambnrg I6Iug Der 8iis IN cas- ugSlibtug,
ious6aus" uno be,Gubte Sri. GtI5ie Bar uuo
6ru. Mt. 3. SdouenbsTggr, o5as fa Isnoa
eJbeblld 3u UerllBen.
S6pGgo, g. g., 13. &ugaf.-gi befz
tiger Sum pitbtl an lt0htea lIier oe8
Enarjo. sees. @i9Is S6liiaaaiale perb n
geueIoet. Scr SGo0E5r 8. 6reemau 1T I
Wieueu BON bier auf liuem 5t!enriT aufae=
Iauieu. Die giauni8aft retts,e f5. 0S
Saut oaatia @rag" aus Gsuego leg. tei
Sotu8s BCiut auf 0em StgaI0e.
GIeUeIGu0, o, 13. QI3ut. 49, Ser
geflige Sturnt permia9te im 9lieu ooa gC=
rain, %, au grieIee bgtrl5ui&eu 5b10eu,
lroem er pier Stooagr Don tbrgu 5.f.it,s
gurgeu Icsr6 uu0 gegeu eiuaao 81 tC.eb. Nae
rjer 6aErjtu8e fno i5uer bei45oiyt.
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Dad alrt3ona beorDert. .

Gan 6ran3t8c0, &nI., 18. Nu9rff.
-5pei @eIaoroHcn 6e8 0ui Der 5tsfgeu lRt,
litarR Raisruatlon Btdfcio un6 ,u 8eniciu
gorUiouIeuben 3Dettan &eiter= Reeimeute8
babgu ben Befabl erbaIteH, ft1 gum 4bmarfd)
Had] Gri3Ona berett 81 MAIDEN. Ser genuue
Beftmmuugeort os8 Detahemsuts If bis
long nod Httt betauut, bod osrmutbet man,
ouB basiel5e entIan9 Der msr.t1Htiteu ggeuz
le fltiCnirt tperoen mirb, oa IN leBter 3eit
5drfge QusiGretungeu meritaniider Rauf.
boIOg Gni amsriaai Gem 5eblet OrJelOmmsn
fn0. grufe SueiaDeruarubeu ftno augeH=
idsiuIidl udlt ;u befiirnten.
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efe nenpt IN @anfos .

QiberuI, SAM, IS. 4usuR.-Sier Wli-
li3 gompaguie'u paitrten eeferu auf Dem
6eimme9 BON oea bgioeH Or.itlflen Booos.
Sole unb 6uGfou in Ste0ens. COUNT, bs3cifz
fen, uniere Staot. 3Dei Gompasute'u bIsi-
ben etnfmeileu nod IN SteUeES &ouutg ftati.
onirt. Die Gn.rlfinIug Der BeuObuer BON
gBoo6ebde unb 6ugfOu gjug obue S6pis=
riofstt Dor Fb; e8 Uuroea I'm 9au3en -
Sduspaffea coLT5jtrt. glueraIs A0lutlut
gonpbsu berfef DorgeferH eiue BeriaumluHg
Der Farrusr uou Ste0eHss Go1utu uuo Durus
te etSielbeu eiubriuglid)F Dor mettergu Iu3
Itreituraeu. g2au gtebt ft Der 5ofauug
bin, enR bic Gu5e uitt uebr gaf6Tt rosrosa
mirb unS bic b.iaeu gttji Gompaauia'u IN
cjntgeu Eagea mad 9aufe beoroe,t psroeH
fUlueu.
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Risff1H Enenfrf.

8ofou, I3. Gug. - Der "a iabrjse 5rie.
trio Saogr 9Oits Giffeut aus 6raHtiuyt -
rot 6ambug9, ute 34erf 6eEiatst--, Der nit
5000 Glart uuteriGlageueu 8atoera mad
4ntriEa fG4tete unO aal 4. Guguf Hab I'll
rer 2anbuug otr5ai,et tUuroe, ii IeBt, mad
beu1 feline Qusliefsruug aaseOrbuet mOroeu
mar, pie6er mad Geutialaao 3uriidgei1ift
mOroen. @as 3elo, peIhes fia i'm 8sfBe
elmer GeIiebten, ber nit ibm geHd4t2teu
6rau gOhe, beaub, muroe oiaier abgenOulz
men, nit QuaHabme GINGER 6unbert Dol
lars, BON beHeu Die 5rau bsbauptete, bag Die
idbeu ihr gi9entlum ieieu. Ser BuuOes=
&Ommiiidr entidieO, biss @elo miife ibr ber=
bIeibeu, nm 10 me5r, ais fie iOuf U0llig NIT
tgu0s ieiu une, iaus ie i'm 2aHoe UerbIeibau
mo1e, ibr uuter9aIt Oieiem sur 2af fallen
miirhe
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gRarf SeiWe 55rqit aus DEM aettffer.

y T n, l3. 4uguf. - CHARLES gt0rnu
mari ge8en 2 ubr hsute fTiib in beraui5tem
3ufnuoe letue 5$.ldbri8e Satin garg aus
ejuem 6eniter bee Bmeiten Stoduerfs. Die
6raH tiiir3te p SUB bod berab, 3arbra6 oas
Itute 9ano9eleut, opie bas JtaienbsiH uu0
erlitt ouBeroem tpere inHere 8erlaBunaeu.
Gle lte9t III poipitale in fritiihem 3ufauoe
oarntsoer. 2te Brau i0rpohl, ME Der Rann
tDaren 3ur3 3ett bes 8nrfaus bisbtld betruuieu.
Ulorau beiiuoet fit1 In Snff.
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sos @rSaas cent e.tf Sc ReEae.

BeIIsoilIe, O., Is. 4G8uf. - giidt
aeringe gufre9uug ruft bier Ote ieit eiaigen
Eagau gemntte BaArnebmung barbor, 6a3
o0s in BEN Babrifen gebraudte Vaturgas
Iumer idWdder 5ufr5mt. Die BalJUerte
otr DAbiO gallsp. Gompd8aie" uuroeu ge.
fern in alien 8epartemeAts geidIOfieH, 0a
niHt einual gas genug UOrbau0en mar, nm
bic GampiigFeI gu beiBeu. 8ieielbe Grfa5=
ruug MAIDEN bic Observation-Disclosures. Die
GoageieuIdait bebauptet 5Ulr, oaB bGs 4u8z
bIeibsu Oee @aies HHr jeirpeiIig iein meTbe,
aueiu oieIe &nuabme fiaset neuta @laubea.
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Eieafn1rffe.

2outs, 13. Auguf.-3liaO0ieb: gu.
fubr 800, 8erleuouuS 500; Freiie oariir.
len Sruifdeu So 20 uuo S. 80. - Sfneine: {:
3ufubr 1860, SsrisnOuug 500; Breiie uaz
rlirteu ;niiden $500 nuo Sc 5daafe
3ufnbr 400, Serienbuus 22OO; Breile oa-
riirisu smiihen So 40 nRO $4.6O.
@afis2ibertp, Beuui., IS. Gusuf. -
&iubUieb: 3uiubr 1858, 8erisuouug 228O;
Breie oariirteH apti6eu 1885 Eu0 $5.75.
- G6msine: 3uiubr $500, 8erienoHug
$500; Breiie uariirten 3uiiheR S.. IS uu0
Sc 50.-S6uufe: 3ufabr 640O, 8erieubuug
5000; Prsiis Uuriirteu swii4ea $3.50 uu6
S. 80.
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Gin oang6arer @attent,

SCI ieinsn Ramtn niht seuannt 5aben min unb btI
ielHe bouHauOtae GStGoeEb erfteauug Don iG tps'
rem Stiotn etReI in eintm DohoIbut nnge9tbsHtn
arsue ueI6auit, ldBt oHrh uns 6nItI5e foFeutrei
sros Bu ent56lt Reaeote Die tn ieber Apotbste az.
ma6t mer6tn touueu. S6tdt &urt Abreilt m
4TteimnTft ar: g. GtBtamp 30ntp., sfg. Is
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