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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
THn TWO COUNTY CONvEN
TONS.

Both the republican and democratic
county conventions of Ncz Perez county
met and nominated their respective
tickets for county officers, and both
passed resolutions expressive OF Their
views on the questions Of to-day, which
are involved in the present campaign.
We have not disposition to enter lntoa
discussion of their merits or dement's.
Some are national, and some are local.
There were twenty. seven delegates in the
republican convention, representing every
precinct 10 the county, who had been
duly elected by the voters in each
precinct. There were thirty delegates IN
the democratic convention who also
represented the different precincts in the
county, who also had been chosen by the
people 10 the primary capacity at each Of
the precincts. They appeared to be all
intelligent men 10 both conventions and
seemed to know what they had chosen to
do /. in their respective bodies in their
representative capacity when in conven
ton assembled, both in respect to the
men to be selected as candidates fol-
Office in their respective parties, and also
in enunciatiug the principle OF thci'
<espective parties by resolutions. In one
respect they we're in accord and that wal
they reasser,ed their purpose to labor fol
the annexation of North Idaho t
Washington. In this respect each con
vention unanimously passed resolution
to tho same effect tavoriug the carl
uniting North Idaho with Washington
and going into the Union with her rs
sovereign state. They both repudiate
the action of our delegate in congress i
opposing the measure, and seemed I
regard that action as fragrant betraya
Of the trust reposed in him at the tim
Of his election by those who cast thei
votes for him, and from these resolution
it could hardly be expected that h
would secure their v.tcs For sccon
term. The democratic convention ga,
strong endorsement Of the nominate
Of James H. Hawley for congress
although he stands upon platfor,
prepared by tho Territorial conven,io
which nominated him, which is direct
and unequivocally opposed to any SEE
rega,ion Of Idaho Territory. We a
unable to reconcile this endorsemel
with their resolution favoring annexatio
unless they expect to modify his vie,
upon this question and have some COZ
troll over his action in congress it clec,e
It is much like the people Of Moscow I,
years ago voting for Dubois for dclega
and voting almost to man for annex
.ion. Wesurpose that Dubois must eth
have given to them some assurance II
he would not be SO hard against tn
annexation, as his published spec
would indicate. But the democra
fannexationists Of Nee Perez county IN,
have great confidence in Hawley that
will not attempt to ipjure their cause,
elected, else they would net have {
dorsed his nomination so soIidly upon
platform opposed to their pet theory.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
Farm for Sale.

Ono hundred and sixty acres enclosed
with wire fence. thirty five acres in GUILTY. tisn
eight acres, Timothy Meadow, two good
springs of water. This farm is within two
mnes OF the railroad depot ut Genesee, Latah
county, Idaho. 1t will be sold at 4 bargain.
RI. MONROE,
Real Estate Agent, Lev iston Idaho.
Lewiston Idaho, July 25th 1888. 1876
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
NOTICE
TO Taxpayers In the City OF
Lewiston,

NOTICE is hereby given that the assessment
roll Of the City Of Lewiston for the year 1883,
has been returned by the assessor, to the clerk
of the council. And that the city council
will meet on the first Monday of November,
1883. at Z o'clock p IN. as a beard Of equalisa.
too. All persons who may feel aggrieved by
their assessment may apply to the couDcil in
writing to have their assessment revised.
Office of the city clerk Lewiston Oct. 8, 1888.
THOMAS II. HUDSON,
"a Clerk OF the Council,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
NOTICE FOR PERCEPTION PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston Idaho Sept. 3rd 1888.
MICHAEL WHITE. S. a9gn
E1OTICR Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled ncsice Of
his intention to make final proof in support sf
his claim and that said proof will be made It
this Office, a. Lewiston. idaho. on October u,
1888. viz: Michael White. for the swA swa
sec 20 nwA NV 4 sec. 26 ne 4 mel sec. e..
and SC y SEX sec. ~ tp 81 n Q. B. N.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of said land, viz: Gust Erickson. Adam
Roth, Henry Letter, Fank Gaflney, eli Of
Wsippe, Idaho.
FRANCIS F. PATTERSON,
40 Register.
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terests of every portion of our country.
Finally, we respectfully ask your
honorable body to submit this vexed
question to the decision Of the people
Of North Idaho as is provided by what
is known as the Stewart amendment
to the Dolph Bill, or other appropriate
method. By ORDER OF COMMITTEES.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
NOTICE FOR pRE-EMpTIoN PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
T.evisfon !dnho. SrDt. - 1893.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston idaho, sept. y, 1888.
MARY i. SULLIVAN, DIS. 1872
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N follow ing named settler has fled notice
Of her intention to make final proof in support
Of her claim, and that said proof will be made
at this office on October 22nd, 1885, viz:
Mary l.. Sullivan, D. S. 1872, for the lot and
MI sch sec rs. tip sc mr. CIV, BIN. Shc
names the following witnesses TO prove her
continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz: Mrs. Boil NJ. Morris, Of.
Colfnx, W. T.. Mrs. Carrie A. Smith, Jehn
W, Denny, N. A. Kelly, Of lewiston idaho.
FRANCIS +. PATTERSON,
so Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
JAS. w. REID,
Attorney at = Law.
LEWISTON, IDAHO TERRITORY,

LEWISTON, IDAHO TERRITORY.
Win practice in all the courts Of Idaho
and Washington Territories. Business
befope the Local and General Land Odicss
and the Departments at Washington promptly
dispatched. Collections receive diligept 1T
tention.
OFFICE-Main Street, opposite TsLLsR
Office, 2la
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. Idaho, Sept. 26 1888,
7 q

Lewiston. Idaho. Sept. 26 1888,
WILLIAM s EWING. Hid, 936
NOTICE is hereby given that the folowin,
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim ant
that SAID proof will be made at this ONCE
on Nov,9 1883, viz: William s Ewing. he
800 Tor the re- Z sec "a tp 38nr2w, b NJ
ne names the following witnesses to prov,
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: L C Jackson, John welker
Baiiew, W Welker and p Welker, al
Of Cameron. Idaho
FRANCIS F. PATTERSON,
% Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
FOR SALE.

$40 acres of choice farming land, ~ miles
from Gencsee depot s. 4 p. railroad, about. 70
acres prepared for fall sowing. with Numerous
springs and fish ponds. house, barn, fencing.
at low price. Enquire at the California Ex.
change Saloon, Gcnesee, I. T. N
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
r. J. MONROE
LAND ATTORNEY,

Real Estate Agent and Notary Public.
Land Department. Has had an experience Of
over twelve years in the U. S. LAM Office at
Lewiston, Idaho. OFFIcE--E street, opposite
Land Office, Lewiston, Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
FOR SALE

100 ncres. scattering timber, good agricat'
tural lands. we'll watered, good stock farm:
joins school and indemnity sections. Situated I
" miles east Of Julietta, Latnh county, to % ;
sold at bargain Enquire Of r. ]. Monroe,
Lewiston, Idaho.
August Goth, 1888. 5w.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
J. P. Poe G. W. Piper,
Notary Public.
Lewiston. Idaho. Moscow, ldaho'
POE & PIPER.
ATTORNEYS and CCQnSelOrS at Law

Lewiston and Moscow, Idaho.
Will practice in NIL the courts.of Idaho and
Washington Territories.
J. W. Poe will continue 10 reside in Le""'
ton and attend to all matters of business
usual in tho limo Of his profession. =
g. W. Piper will be permanently loca1eu -
Moscow by the 10th day Of Sept. next, wss''
he will engage in the practice Of bis proiesslso'
And the two offices will be conducted IN coae
nection with each other, by the said M nim u
Poe Piper. 4l'"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18

Golden Harvest Cook Stove is just as COED as
It looks. Columbia, Harvest, Occident, Dexter,
Wide West and an endless variety OF parisr
nells hardware store. 1.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18

Territory of Idaho, county of Nez Perez IS.
1--WE, Kettenbach, cashier OF the above
named bank, do holemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best OF m. knowiedge
and belief. W. r. KETTENBACH, cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th
day Of Oct. 1888.
&c HATTABAUGn,
Corroct-Attcst: County Clerk
j. Alexander. Directors,
Geo. GLASS;
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Total v"
Territory of Idaho, county Of Nez Perce IS.
I. Jno II Evans, cashier of the above
named bank, do soemn'y swear that the above
statement is true to tho best Of my knowledge
and belief. JNO. II. EVANS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of Oct. 1888. RICHARD J. MONROE.
| Correct-Attest. Notary Public,
Jno. P. Volmer.)
Jn0, M. Fix. Directors.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
MARRIED..

krDDELI.-MOUNCE. the residence Of
the BRIDES parents in Tnmmanv. l. T., on
Wednesday. October 10. 1883, by c. C.
Gibson. Mr.. William L. Raddell aud Miss
Hattie g. MOuncc.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

At Lewiston, in the Territory of Idaho at
the close of business October 4th. 1888:
RESOURCES.
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s,cin @nrgcr gsndlrfditttt.

Retu 2)prt, 6. Sauuar. - 9ie @lttiH
bes S8irthes 2Oui8 9erbOl0 9tr. 80, Wal5
rugtcnfra6e, Serie1 &itn, puroe baute frtb
benuBtloS unb erbebIid] 0erlett in einem
3immer bi7ter Der @irtbifait aufgeiuHben.
Ole befduIbigt @ugen SWaOpeSter %, ets
uen fruberen G6anfmGrter hires RaUues,
iie iiberfoueu, nm cine betrdttlife Summe
berGutt uno 9etpiirgt 3u babeu, bic fte be-
nuBtlos tpuroe. Der Nugetlcgte puroe i'm
2aufe oe8 Cages oerbaftet, fteut ierod letue
SduIo In Gbreoe uuo bebarptet, Elm Alibi
betpeien Su t0uner.
- Der heute friib i'm &nuoassS Stotten5au
bof Ill 8rOoIlpu ausgebr1dlene Grauo mar
uidt 10 bebeutenb, ais Die erleu 8ertbte an
saben. Der Serluf betrG8t uift iiber $25,
600 bis $4,000.
= Ger 9nmpfer p2uSgate Sil," rpeIder
gefferu bon 4onbon bier eiutraf, bate cine
Wenngerte, beItebeuO aus aebu SQftgeu poll
tpil0er Sbiere, am Spro. Id]t 6ieier RdftJe
mareu fir 3. 9. Barnum's &trfus befimmt,
nm bic hurt ben Srnuo in Bridgeport Der.
loren gesangenen 8eftien III erIeteu. 3pei
her Sdfige entbjeiten milbe SDtere, peIde
Der ReuOgerie in Central Bart" einoerIeibt
treroen iolleT.
- Ser 10 Sabre alte Tbam Eop,ail, Der
fi6 erft Dor 3urSem uerbeiratpet bate nab
nit ieiuer Satin in SIR. So, 2ortmsrlfraBe,
pobnte, ipurbe geferH in ieinem 8stts nls
2eid)e aufgeiuuben. S}Hfolge elmer IIngereu
Srantbeit mar ct idDermiitbig gemor0eu uno
hattie oebrobt. ieiucm 2ebeH eiu SnOe MAIDEN
III moUen. gRau bermulbet, Dag CT it9 Der
giftet babe. Coroner 2inoiag beraumte cine
QutOpiie Gil, nm bic EOoeauria1e fetiu
Gelieu
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GnInfn1ta's &6ntoreid,. |.

Gan Sran5tsco 6. Sanuar. - Vtlt
Der eefteIR uon5onolulu eingetroHeneU 8ctaa
yGoniuelo" fam bic NahrtdJt, ba5 Der has
raiiide Winifter bes Auspdrtiseu, 9oo'rep
Rrcnn, feline gntlaiuus etngereift babe.
6aIafaua bat Iie acceptirt, aber nod fetnen
Ratiolger fir 6ru. BTopn eruanat. Der
TremierrIiuiftr @reen beabfdtigt, ME es
beist, benz Beiipiel 8rotuu's 81 folseu. 8et
Der 9bfabrt oes n@oniuelo" uou Souolulu
ON "a. DECEMBER berri1te bort 9roBe ln9ez
ni6bett iiber bic tliufIt8e Gutptdeluu9 Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uuo Dem entlpre'
Genb iiberau elHe gebriidte Stimmuus Dor.
3ie @nti6eiouus oes oberfen 8ertbtsbofes,
OBJ oas 8eto oeS S0uigs segeu bic 2esislaturs
GeidIHfe re6tsgiiltt9 iet, rpuroe fttr be na9z
fen Gage eIpurtet. Nian iiIrh'et aber. es
neloe, iie m0se MN 10 oOer 10 ausfaaen,
nidt cbue ernflide Berpideluu9en ab9ebsn.
Nte bas ySonolulu- Bulletin" Oerf5ert, iou
4alofaua eiue art staatsiirsi4 beabfidtt'
gen, peun bic gntideiOuE8 fir ibu 9inftig
GusiGnt, unb cine ueue Berfaiiuu9 prOtlaml'
ren polleu.
Sm Sufen BON 5Ouululu Iiegeu 3ur 3sit
stpei susIiide, etR frauBShihes, brei ameris
faniihe (rSanbaIia," +, Robtcau" uuo uSu'
niata") mt oa6 bamaii i6e SrieesihiH g8az
miIpa" Dor &uter. Ste rperoeu bafiir 'orseu,
buB cine etwuise n9lspoIutiOu" psutsPsus
unblutis perIauft.
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1ermirGte tcIcaraphtTd,c Scrcfdie,,.


- Der ber1Orbene Grs 9ouperneur Barter
bon ytep.Seriep tpuroe 9efern ;u Sreebolb, /,
RS, inter GROCER 8etbeiIiguug beeroigt.
- Gnnie 8ruduer, pelde tn GuentOpu,
3d., inter Der Guila9e Dor 9ertft ffauo, ths
ren @atten aul 81. Sftober b. S. ermoroet
3u baben, tuurbe geferu treigeiproden.
- SnmueI Sebr, Elm 37.iGbriger Saul.
mann in Ntontgomer1, NIa., beaing geferu
IN ieiueu 2aber Selbitmor0, iIoeH er ftl
bic SebIe burdi4Hitt.
- Siir ben giIenbabuunfau bel WeaboiIs
le, YennI :, pubei mebrere YerioHsu oerun'
gIidten, bat bic &oroners, Surg in @leuelau0, I,
O., Die 2ofomotiofiihrer @eor9e uuo Ntc.
6orlan6, iopie ben @onoufteur Wurrap uer.
autportIt9 sebalten.
- I'm belleH Sage aHgefaTIen unb beraubt
puroe in etner Der belebtefeu StraBen bon
Bittsburg, Der Amberiou AUeuue, sine iuHge
Dame. Der fred)e 6Guber nurbe noH n1ebs
2ereu Berionen oerfol9t, bieIt eieielben ie6od)
turh einen uOr9ebalteneu 9teuulOer in S9ah
un& bepertfeaigte 10 ieiHe Sludt.
- @Ibreuo Der porIetteu RaGt crangeu
Ginbreher in Srn. Stad'S gBohuuug Al
Cumberland Diius, Nte., Ell ruo misbauz
oslte gran Stad NerGrt, baB lte gefisru friib
ffarb. Ter Raun feHerte itatraal auf bic
Gerbreder uno uerwuaoete eineH ODER meb.
rere berielben, ieood bepertfsGligteH Ie ibre
6ludt.
Der S9unIpielerin 3aunui9et purse
Seitens Oss 8unbesfreisgeridts in YroUi,
oence, &..S., in ibrer SIage 9eseu ben So'
teIbeiter 8. Bull, iuu., Der 5etrag uOu
$4,000 oils Sfaosueriab Suertauut. 6rau
Sanauitet mar in Dem 6otel otS 8eilagteu
in 9temport Die 8rsppe blnunter9efuleu uuo
bate 5temlt9 erhebIi1e SerIesIH9eR oa0oA
aetrugen.
- Die Satin bts 6ru. Solomon 5lcob8,
zines israelitiiden photographer in Broujy
bence, 8.=S., iff nit SEQ WorgQH, BEN 81
idbrigen @lerf ibrea @attea, bur9gebraurt,
uno baS fudti9e Baar bat @i9eutbum I'M
gBertbe Don $4,000, barunter fiir $500 Sia,
manten, nsId)e SacobS auf 9petulatjou ges
fauft bate, rnttgeuommeu. SdcobS III mad
gew' 0ort ab8ereiit, um mad ben 6iaatIin-
gen Su lu6eu.
- 9H 8sIoiOere, R.=S., fiub mebrere Dor
Der @ranb sSurp erIGisueHe l3eugeu in IH.
Hagen 9e9en g8irtbe gpegen @erdutaUerfaui5
on Sountaseu unO On Ntiuoeriihrige perbaf,
tet iporoeI, neil iie beraui&t maren. g5
ffeIlte iid berau8, baB iene 3eugeu Don ben
au9etlagteH 2SirtteH uOrber Stuapp5 UHo
8ier gratis erbaIteu batten unter Der Baoin.
gung, baB fe in ibrau glaSiagen por Der
Graub SHrp bQs SatereHe Der Angetla9teH
mQhren iuuteu.
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Sames ndJauan'S 8elte3te
Qeftorbett.

safe @itn, Wtnn., 6. Sauuar.-Srau
9etltia gouee farb am 0iittrpod 4beuo in
ibrer gEohnuus su Susar gOaf Saaep im
Glter bon SO Sahreu. Sie mar in ibrsr SUI
aeub in ibrer often Se,muth in BeuHiplua'
nieu nit einem iuusen Wunue periproaeu,
nel6en ie iebob in Solge Der Sppuittlon
ibrer Gltern nitt hetratbeu ourfte. Die 0ets
teren begiinfitsteu 9amss Buduuau, ipdteren
Brdfioenteu Der Ser Stantsu. melder fih
ebeniuns nm bic 6aub bss Nabdens be.
parb. Nau aIaubt, baB Bu9anaH Sung
seieue bIieb, neil er BON oisisr Isiuer erfsu
0iehe einen &prb erbislt.
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S6tfbrii6tse SeeIertc attf etuent
&ettdttfditffe.

So fo n, 6. Sanuar. - Ser 3oubampfer
p@allatin" 9ius beute BON bier ab. mn Der
itifibriiti9eu Diannidaft bes Sampfers
ugfsncaftle @its," pelder fih eit etpa elmer
gSode auf benz Siio.SboaIz z9euhtdifi 80
Reileu ausmdrtS uon ytautrdet bsfiubet,
SIlfe su brin9eu. Stiirmiihes Wetter
mudte friihleitise Siilfe unm0glid. &s sibt
fein speites 9eudtitiff in Der Belt, DeIdlrs
10 tptit brunsen i'm See Iiegt, pie oasienise
OUT Glib Sboal, unb isber 8eriuh, baiielbe
bel ihlehtsm @etter su erreiten. III nit
grOsen @efuhren perfpiipit. 9as qeutthlff
nor inbtiisu reitlih nit 2ebensmitteIu uer'
febeu uub es if nid,t su befiirhteu, baB bic
9eute gotb gelitten habeu. Ser y@aaattn"
piro pabrideinIid. bsute Nbeub bort anlaus
gen. unb ba nod feline oefinttiue gtadridt
iiber bas Sdeiteru bes 9ampfsrs - sTencaitles
@itp" eirgelaufeu If, 70 piro bic autuuft Der
Wlannldaft nit Spaunuug bier erwartet.
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8erfGtItde g0rttte 8c9e.t Ole Setes
ralbtaustets Der pNrbeitsritter.

8btIabetpbia. 6. Sauuur. - Das
prouiurii6e @omlte Der yGrbettsritter," Gle
gertreter Der iogenannten nSiders" ooer In
3ufriebenen, hubeu iest einen Ylau eutruorz
fen, nm Die 6rage iiber bic SerautUortlid=
lett Der @eneralbeamteu bes Srbens Dor Sc
rift Al bringen. Sie tpulleu n1mlt4 eiuen
EruseE i'm @tuisteits Serfabreu se9en bic
Seumten einleiteu unb etli9e OerieIben Der
9efraubntion unb allsemsiuen gtiBperuaf=
tune Der GuseIeseubeiten bes Sroeus anita
gen. SerpOlta8enOe aupdlte fno beretts
erqogirt, unb bic BON oenieIbeu sefOroerte
Retaining Fee" im Betrage BON $4,000 ion
burd1 freipiuige 8eitrdse inter ben oeri9tez
beueG 9oial. Giiemblies aufgebru6t perOen.
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S4ramrne GanoRanlau9 oer SSmftis
lit GGItforntegt4

can Sran3is CO, 6. Sanuar. = gtas
than 3. Sutton purbe haute 8u Saflauo
megeu zines im Septer1ber 1856 an Hler.
N}Grtn besangenen Mo,oes gebdn9t. Seiue
Treunbe batten euergiid]e, lebOd erFol9loie
aRFrenguu9en gemadt, ZEN @ouoerHeIr
gSatermau 3u befpe9en, ben Serurbeilten 5u
beeuabigeu. Seitoem @ouOerneur gBaters
m0n burd ben Dor bier Dtonateu erfolgten
Sob bes @ouoerueur8 Bartlett ans Ruber
tes Stautes geInngte, baben iedS 6iurifs
tun9eu ftatt9efunbsn, troeoem ale Sebel in
geresuug seieet puroeu, mn bte Serur,
tbeilten BON Dem @aIsen gu retteu. SuttOu
belt auf bem Sdufiot Dor ieiner 9inriatuu9
eiue G1ebe, in pel6er er rem 9Ouusrueur ftr
teine fefte 9ultung Iuerteunun9 .olte uuo
ertldrte, penn berieIbe 10 fortiabre, 70 f6nae
es oem Suiti3peieu oes Staates nur bonn
YnrthpiI iein.
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9aM GAMBIA.

8uffolo, R..g., 6. Suuuar. - 6. 3.
0ubur, elmer Der betauuteften bief9eu 9e=
truioebGnoIer, ift am WOntas mad Canada
ourdgebrannt, nadbem er oeriAieeene 9e=
itditsleute mn namhafte Summeu beibDiu.
oeIt hatte. Ser 8etra9 ieiuer SduloeH rplrb
uuf $25, 600 bis $3O.OOO geihist.
utica, R..O., 6. Sanunr.- Gran 5lora
Samuels, melde bier cine Srocerp, iopts
Gin SuneIier @eih1ft betrieb, 1T ueridpusz
ten unb ion fi6 nah CANADA begeben haben.
Sie iff oIs S6Iideriu auseflast uuo bat
SGuIoeu i'm Setrage bon $4,000 biuterlafien.
6rOu Sumusls If 8ittpe uuN bat wshrert
Sinber.
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gfrc uG.e oSOee 0cs t1rDsbsrs oeS
0roSe&1 SLOPES.

ct. Sohn, N.s8., 6, Sanuar. - 6u9b
81. 9obertIOn, rpeI6er bus fiir3lid uerloren
geGauBeue grobe 6lOB pIunte, lam heute bier
lr. @r ertIdrt, er tperbe feiu Sols mebr in
SI;Ben auf BEN Seelpege 81 oeridifieH
luGen, tagesen nerbe er oas 6ols in 9eitalt
zines Sdifies suiammen fiiseu, nit Dtaiieu.
Segeln uub Steuerapparat perieben uuo oas
5abr3eus auf 60 Eage uerprcuiautireu. Die
1rbeit on benz 9OI3ififis iOu ioiort in 5O9z
oiuS beQiuueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-07
Gin Gom0otattt aitut @rsfe4 eef0r
bert.

MinueapoGis Wtinn., 6. Sanuar.-
Sacques Sruger aOuttsr uuO gtttalteo elmer
segenpdrtis bier auitretenOen Speretten'
truppe, iit bur6 ieiue Rem Dorter Guudlte
beuaarittist pOroeu, buB er eiueu ieit Ian
ger 3ett ihuebenben Bro5eB 9eUounen bat
nub bterburd nitt nur in Seiis etnss pert3=
ooGIen @nte8 in 5rautreit seIlngt, ioa0ern
aud1 oenSitel Graf de Cartier de la Baise"
erhnItPu tntrh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-07
Sfif1et, i,nn 9lnnnff snfts.

Chicago, 5. Sauuar. - 9ebensgroBe
Gippebiifen BON 4uSuft Spies weroeu bier
iebr j0bIreid 0erfauft. yta4Oem bic Gei9en
Scr @erihteten am Il. ytouember aus BEN
@efGugniB sebraft moroeu poreu, nabm etn
unbetannter Bilbbauer bic Gooteu Utaste
BON ben 9eiden oh. Die Bife fteat Spies
bar, tpie er I'M Sarse Iiegt, uuo bic Steieu,
bic bic Sdliuse am 9aIie ueruriaate, fHo
hentIidl IL fahen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-07
Sic Cholera In Sbtle.

2ima, 6. Sanuar.-@in hieh9es Slat
per0fisntlidat eine 9epeif3e aus Salparaiio,
rod peI6er in iener Stabt bic Cholera iest
auf Interchangeable Q8eiie arainrsu iou.
Die Sabl Der tdslifen @rfrunfunsen betrdgt
i'm 9urdidnitt 130 uub 80 bic 80 Batienten
iierben an iebem Gage.