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The Opelousas courier., 1888-06-02

The farms of Kansas, accord
ing to the Bankers Monthly, are
mortgaged to the extent OF
1886, 900, 900; Wisconsin, $751;
OOO, 1000; Michigan, S50O,OOO,-
900; Iowa, $567, 600, 900; Indi-
ana, $685., OOO, 900 and Ohio, ST..
127 900, 900. Tt is safe to assume
that one-half the farms in Col
orado are mortgaged.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-06-02

Electric rifles are the latest.
Instead of the ordinary percus-
sion firing device, a dry chloride
of silver battery'end a primary
coil will, SO it was lately stated
before the American institute,
fire the rifle $4,000 times with,
out recharging.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-06-02

The British legation in Wash
ington has been taught that the
horse has some rights in this
country which even titled En-
glishmen must respect. Last
week a member of the legation
had his horses tails docked in
the English fashion, and was
fined $3.50 in each case.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-06-02

improved stock is the order OF
aae day. 1t has come to be the
TACTICAL thing for the practical
1afmer. 1t has overcome the
aleludice, and gives to the farm
g early maturity with superior
guallty that sell on the markets
aoE TIE highest price. The man
nho q yet opposed to fine stock
Hilas gone to Mexico and taken
als scrub stock with him. There
W. However, some who have
'laore scrub stock than they
Manf Grade up with full blood
saEes Of some of the improved
sseeds,-Western Agriculturist,
The Opelousas courier., 1888-06-02
The Proposed New States.

Dakota has an area of 50, $780,
$50 acres, with an estimated
population in 1887 of 56S,477, of
the valuation of $15O,0S4,365.
Montanahas an area of92, O16,-
GAS acres, with a population es-
timated at 10000, and the pro-
perty valuation in 1886 was $780,
076,S71.
The area of Washington Ter
ritory is set at 1896, 100 acres.
The population in November
next will probably be 16O, 600,
and the taxable property in 1887
was estimated at $4,000, 900,
not including railroad property.
The area of New Mexico is
placed at II, GAO acres. The
official census Of 1886 showed
the population to be 1874, 14l, and
the taxable property in 1886
amounted to $56,0O0,O 600.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-06-02

At Poughkeepsie, N. Z, a
negro and a chinaman were ad-
mitted to the bar on the same
day. The chinaman was a gra-
duate of Yale and the darkey
from New York University.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-06-02

No paper can be published
Without home patronage. Ii a
abroad or factory is wanted, the
aewspapers are expected to work
~ i. If a public meeting is
wanted for any purpose, the pa
peg is called on for a free notice.
1.-THE charitable societies have
supper or sociable of any kind,
1le newspaper is always expect
g to give all the necessary no.
wees, and to puff it after it IS ov-
Y. The newspaper must do ev-
ei5thing to advance the interest
.pl the business men Of the place,
and then give them a handsome
aotlee when they go to heaven.
And yet, some of them never do
Mything to keep up q neWspa-
kDeP.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-06-02

The L~eavenworth Times, the
lpther day, gave these facts and
figures: "TWenty-seven years
Iago this week Kansas was just
Entering the sisterhood of states
after q long struggle. The pop
IHlation of Kansas in June, 1860,
six months earlier, was 107 ,2O6
March LIST, 1887, the population
was 1,514,548, a gain in twenty,
six years of 1,407, 345; or of l.
Ills Sd per cent. The value Of
ssessed property when Kansas
ecame a state was $24,737,459.
1886, when the last assess
nent was published, the value
q assessed property was $277,-
SO,O63, a gain of $352,S33,6O3,
y Of LILO per cent. In 1860
he number of acres unde2 culti-
alton in the state was 372,S35.
u 1886 the number was 15,483,-
40. In 1860 Kansas had, com
NfatiVely speaking, no rail
nads. Last. year 3,O7O miles
we're built, and the total value
/ railroad property in the state
exceeds $40, OOO, 600"
The Opelousas courier., 1888-06-02
N HIS DISEASES.

ii Nv IL HIo
Containing an Inder Of Diseases
which gives the Symptoms, Cause, ~
the Best Treatment Of each. A Table
airing all the principal Drugs used for
the Horse, with the ordinary dose, effects,
and antidote when a poison. A Table
avith an Engraving Of the Horses Teeth
at different ages, wih Rules for telling
the age. A ualuable collection Of he
ceipts and much other roluable infor-
nation. Both in English and German
|lUU-PAGE BUUk any address .fo'
% Cents!
Address Courier,
Opelousas, La
The Opelousas courier., 1888-06-02
.,factures Exempted from
Taxation.

ma fact must be overlook
, 4 at the last election the
laIe Of Louisiana by a practi-
BF Y, unanimous vote, adopted
amendment to the Constitu-
which exempted from taxa
d. for ten years more, all the
ls III invested in manufactures
This provision was originally
.opted in the Constitution of
Egs, the period fixed for this
Ssemntion being ten years. 1t
grsaId, therefore, have expired
II sS9. next year, had not the
IT. legislature submitted the
liter again to the popular vote,
Er;th the result already announc-
While there have been quite a
H.omber Of factories established
4" louisiana during these ten
Hrsars. as we have frequently
Lawn. the increase has not been
Loot nc we had reason to eX-
Iasef when the great advantages
ltsa State offered, as we'll as the
.necial privilegessit allowed in
ERe way of redemption, are con-
,idered. Perhaps some of the
lsnlt lies with us. The fact that
EIonisiana, almost alone of the
ytates--for there are but a few
Rathers that have initiated it in
Ehis matter-exempts m%anufac-
tnres from taxation, is not near
IN widely known in the North,
Esnd where capital abounds, as it
LIQUID be. The Times-D Demo
8rat has sought jealous
N to spread this fact bet
In and to show capital
srhat special privileges it enjoys
Aere in the field Of manufacture,
Int despite our"efforts we are
lurprised to see many geogra-
Dhies, statistical and other works
Ebaling with the subject of man
factures which fail to note this
Exemption.
Again Louisiana has voted it
gain capital is allowed ten
Tars more in which to inaugu-
lite new factories here. No
Bate could show more good will
b new industries, or vote more
~mDimousIy for their encour-
@ment. We should publish
6m throughout the world, SC
That capital everywhere may be
made aware of them. We are
Had, therefore, to note that the
hamber of Commerce with the
uergy and spirit it is showing il
sdyertising the advantages Of
his city and State, has takeI
apon itself the task of scattering
abroad the information that, by
b practically unanimous vote
|the people of Louisiana have in.
|vited industries of every kinc
here, and, as a special induce
nent, exempted them from tax.
|ation for ten years to come.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-05
gletp. @prFer gsadlrtntess.

Reu gorf,4. Gftober. - Der As .iab.
rise SGmes .. Curtis aus Satamancn, d
g., Elm @df in ;8rGab Central Sot2l, /"
1o9te I'D beute gormitt1g eiue Rugel 0lcb
ben aopf uub mar I'M Hu cine Csifle. Gr
binterlleB etu an ieireH So5n nbreiFrte5
Gdrei6eu, IN peldem er eriIart, er isi nabu-
funig 8tpcrter,
- GrzGtbfrman RcGuaoe, eiaer ber Oeyz
rtttstlten u8oobter,o tpeIae,n o1s NppaQa.
tionss@eridt etueu neueu @ro3eB beluiQigt
bat, rpurSe beute UadmittS aus oem 3udtz
bans in Siug.5iug bierB2r aebradt uu9
mad eirem tur3en gerp6r ge9eu $40 900
Eiiigifoit entlafen.
- Son BEN ON 9ienfa9s, ,Witta1 auf 70
irgen6ie gSeiie aus BEN .Bea" Der Gene
raI,4idien entmibeueH uuteriudJuuoe 81
fargenen 6arh1 unb Senue1 tli bis lest nod
feline SpuE en'bcdt tuoroer, unb eG II ant
fetn GnhnItspunft n0rbanteu, osr anf ibre
gdbrte fiibren '0uata. Gs ruroe nabtrSaz
ltt) ned tefGunt, haB Ych1ta Raglan, Der
ben britteu Eliihtliua, &uautnltam, bersafs
tete, 3par aud SenHep flii5tea lab, eS aber
1or5og, @nnutuahotH 3u oerFol9eu, neil otes
ier ihlehter III Suse nno tbM and, uGber
mar. Rttter UfartiHs neruahul gefteru 9fat]z
mittGg rebrere &u9enjeugeg bes 8orgaa,
aes, Iorurter @lert 0abenport, bic geridttz
erfatter BrentiB uab 6uder, iowte E6iirfc.
ber SeHnett, obnG is6cd, 81 benz GrQlbaife
Al tommer, bag irgeno eiuem 8eainteu ffrafs
bare8 8erieteu bel Ser Sada 3ur 2af1 fieIe.
Die lluterlHduHS ptgb beHte fortgsiset Der,
ten.
- Gtna 9reiuterteI ron ben 500 I2Sohen
nelte nm Ieeteu SamftaQ in SfOor 9otRz
feIb'a Febers8rduieIs Babrii hiarial5fi ble Ut
beit uieberle9ten, neil ihaen cine 2obu 9sez
button 0emadt pernen oIte, Ra0 nisber
sur Grbett suriidgetsbyt. 8olufeIO GuBerte
heute W0rgsn, bag BET ge9enlpartigs gtunb
Der @eiGGfte In Ietner Braute ihn ;utRae,
cine 2nbu. 9leonfiioa eiRtretaR au Iafen, uen.l
CT ni9t ieiue 9au3e GrbeiterSa5L auf bic
SGIfte rebuSireu moGe.
- GILLIAN Maferiou, GoCfeftor tsr ,gbi,
fen glectric 2igtt'Go.," rpei1er auletla1t
mar, $4704 ron @eleern. nelte CT f.sr aez
uanute GeieuiGait einfaiFrt bate, i'll ieiner1
91usea oertpeubet III baben, bafaante Fih be8
thm sur Zap 9elegten 8ersehsus ItuIoia uub
pur6e tom 91ecoroes Gneth 3u 4 Sabreu
9uhthaus neIurtbetlt.
- Mlau beGt einiGe geicrguiIIe be,Is!ia
bee 3ampfers ,StaIb,n bon ser gtotional-
2iuie. 9erieIbe gius an 19. September uon
2iperpuol uat 9teu> 9ort ab mo III fdcn ieit
bier Eqgsn Idlltg,
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GtQ0t 9altj@Gge.

@ aabeufeusr. d - GR Qilrn bon
5sm &Gfau glr. 42l yi2i aaiieIn ytabml!ta9
a. llbr ota 3euglueIC nod Dem Uoa J5'epf
8ohama1 be, 5uteH Dauie oaS prH. &terte
SelIbolB, yIr. G35, BiuefEa3e, oeden 4lG41
Eubl aus unbetaHuter llriadle ~ 0laa6 qe=
ratpeu mar. Eie blammea nuCoen Qei0ldlt
uah6em siR Sdaoea oou etmo $50 0n9es
I.htet mar.
uufQlIe.-GeiieTu Jtaauttag trat 81.
5obn .. 8eTterijelO im Gtari9- QsGgtets space
0urd einau SehltTitt eia 5aiH tuo mu8te
mittsla bau0Luagaus in'5 u,5tl0t. Qolpttal"
gebradt ner0eu, mo bic 8oit0rea 5ulrt uu0
Braaham ben SarIeBtsn ia 595au0tuug lGb=
uea.
- geFern Iadmittlg brad To Der Reabs,
nabe NortbfrcBa, bic 5tutera4e elmer Sru
8. 81. Grag bon 6amposl geb0ri9eu 2oio
mobile. Der tabur5 1ugerI4tet2 S4aeea
Nib ant $50 be8lfi5lt.
- Gu Der Ite 20 Trpt.= uut Botur2ut,
Rrage eutgIsife geferu gtlauitta9 Elm 28aa'
aou Der .,8altimorez 5ios BQba" un0 6eu9s
liGte bas Somuaroad Dor oer 83dgrei 0c3
6ru. gpIer.
= Dem 13 Sabre alter Gam. FuFruaau
narb geferu Diorgen mdbrenb iglHeT Albett
in Der Tabrlt Der y9it. Sermon @ompl9ule"
eiae f.tasr 9dHbe BON eiusm 3oburao lirs
Tieiidt.
- @eHern aben6 fel 5obn Bunting On
Der Rortb., uabe BaLtimorefrnse, pom 8os
ienrcnbReine 8egeu eluea 3uiaQi9 5otbbar
fabrenben 8ageu uub iog nd etHe utb IN
beoeutenbe Gcpiuln0e 81, be i'm ), Stgc.
6cpital" ctCbuao2u perheu Uubte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-05
In Observation-Disclosures

lnterbyeitete SarmeI (Ba.) zine BatitiOn Ssc
Ellr3er ielaeS @ougrsBbIitliiles, Uelde Der
ltIlnahu1e BON ll.ab aI5 StGat cpp0Atrt, 10
IQEge Die DiorE0ncnpriaitgr Die loiaIe GiUiLs
5emaIt IN ieuem 2eFEitoriIm contrOIlrea !;
ubertpisieu.
3Gnn (aFt.) griadte um etaRmGige Sc
HeRmtguEg sIr iof0r;igea GrpGguug Der 90,
uaSbtu 3Rr SIcorperG:iGa Der 0usarlune
aanal-2omFa8Rie bDn yltcarasEa;" Bai9=
ip8tnn (Geuu.) aE1ob @jupGuo.
&nf 4utrag SaaoeoeE's (@aI.) rDur0e bic
Senat3biu aEgeHommsu, rJeIde oeu S4at<
lnteielgetar aGtoGtiiII, ote Geruen0IaI DON
@eGoleun als Sel3mltreI auf 0aupjsrI, bic
letue 4anagitEs bgioc0eru, su geiiatteE.
S-lAea l4fo.) rltf ben @0Hferenj 8eri4i
abec be al3eMetae NeTsttbtu 1ui Al0 einG
.anse 2ebayre eviclste, D.9gea5 paL1er fit
9s15,e0eae Iijt5,s20tl Ibeg 6!e UsDrmoaeu=
iiagt, ,it AbitafEu9 be. StiauaEtl uu5 aas
ters gl3t IN. 9ade 3ebtIl8e 4lgeteg:Ebci-
ten tlRg.tig.eu. 2er Serl5t .uGr3e i1tieB-
lid DllGg-lea, 1l Ger &CaereuS s@0mlt2
&s!e5eGEs't III S2eaa, oi2 GIaui:I 5eji9Iid
eiler ll1teIiu1uRg Lbeg leu 2Saj1ta9toGar
A4EaoGit 81 ocraGaarI, 10 6a5 Ctae ImflIz
,eneg i.Etel ilGGE5 anGe0Ecaet Uigb.
.SteGiarl96e .4.f.1 i,tl.e etgeG Autrlg auf
Se-t46ung BIS licale5 ,aile..l 1toTgau lilii. J
3 lf.tHbete, tG8 Il BEL Der I0iIulaung zen
1iEDGao otetI &.GoCull" G1be0tu Eosr9e. --
s8rlttntla3e ao3 t4caGi bin oeu 4atrGg ;us
14Is uut ~lSE l4.iil., be1agrittisIe pm.
Utoraaa, cas- eE IoISsu IL DC Gv.ebigaag
tet4er 9siaafte in 45ueIeGbe:t zines Ono
EuuS etnmiuggtu IDer6e. uGI ubr erfU.gte
&e:I2aGE9 bis rIocaeE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-05
9ea1 gpelcntO0e s.betIa1eI,. =.

Rem.gorf, 4 0ttobar. - us geiaru
)}afmltt0g um u9r ba8 i5aBrboot gjtolt3-
fiaIb" Bon ResD.0orf mad q. @aorqe q6qe=
Gaagsu mar, bsntriSe Der 5teueraaun Us.
Sole, oas uom 6auptnaRe zines breiuaffigeH
Stoousrs sin Dlauoie in 0a8 xBafer fiir5te.
9a bic 8iaunIGaIt bes ShcouerS feline guz
halten 3ur 6ii,ie i9les aameraOea lcaf, HeB
pr. G9le Elm Boot flOtt mnbeu, um ben grs
trjnTeuoeu su rettsa, oo9 mar e8 bersits 3a
ipdt. Gbe iRn bas Boot arreideu founte,
nor er untergegangtu. Der 0uouaer, Sai.
Zen Rame ui4t armittelt tuer6en tonuts, IeBte
isiua ReiIe fort, ol3 ob lIdlts baIiiLt m4Te.
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aEhne @eefNhrrr.

Ren gorf, 4. Sttobar. Der @lpitdu
6e8 ore Brafilieu piar lHgaF1mnenau Dam.
piers ginnucen beridtet, oaB er an Der gafe
uon 8arbanos etu tIstres Canoe traf, psIhes
hen glamen yQIberoale" fttbrt, uno IN mel.
Gem 6apitdn S!ocum, oefien 8atttu uab
Subn BON 8oruualua, 8rafIlisu, mad Neps
gort untermegs fno. Gas Sauce lit nut IS
SuB lQug, unO iciH &tri8aa8 b,tsdgt brsi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-05
Sattses GFt,t6tr'9 sniafpEeltge
Sttufts.

2ouiSnllle, Sp.. A. GttOtar. - 8aa
bieF9e YeniioH5amt eGbie!t beute SufruftioH,
bic Se3ahiu1g Der BenFon ocs 6rau Sarab
Grutter ben gitt'sBoint, uase Becrbstopn,
Sp,t gSitIgs BON Sas. Gratder, einea 5ol=
oaten Der 8epclntioHs armee. eiaiufeueu.
6ran @rutder ftaEb aaf leRtsn Saulftag. Sie
nor s8 Sabre oIt upo bate istt 1858 cine
Heniion bslOsen.
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Gt,415CrSaof0 In Gamma

Guebec, 4. Dttober. = Streflid1e
gfod,l1teu fommeu BON UlojTc, Rioer, nell
der uo6 200 1leiIsn 01Gd oom 5aQusuan.,
6id,t az Der T2Gubung Oes ct. Q9prentes
Rt1er in Qegterer flis5i. Die game 8eu6!te,
rung ienes 8ifrjft3 iol bem grG3ten glsnb
prsiegegtten ietH. Der 6I5fla9 Der Der,
aquaeaen 5aiioa Bat iait sar teiaea grtraa
9eliefsrt unb bte an nno fiir f5 IGou uabe.
Seute4oe @rubte if miBratbeu. in Eolae
bsTTeu Tiub bic Breie aIar 2ebensbe6drfuiffe
in bic b66e gQgaa8eu, 10 Rag ben mitteaoien
Bercobaeru Ser 9uugertob ins 9eItd,t fart.
ggQs baraus erF. peGoeu jou, ueuu Der rcube
Btnter teuer @eSen6 eintritt, oermaq Nie.
d au6 ab1uie9en. 8a5 glenb IN autietLit1.
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Sin uerf&wanOsner Tcsf6eranSss
2iRsiG1.

BbiIu6etpbia, 6. Sttober. -4m leg,
ten Saulfag Jianuittag nm ll9r 0eriteB
Qspbcus E. &ataer, 30 Sabre alt uno on DER
At. CIR. uuo Sarmo4ut- aoe. poqa3ait, Elm
Collections 4gent Der yBruoeRtial GeOensz
osriasruuss =@ei ieaiGatt," ieln Sirsau, ytr.
1924, BateIhEa6e in Rana1uuf, I'm T1 mad
6auie 3u begebeu. SeiR 4jtIentr penr1
u. 6aud, mObnt in ieuem panic IN QtauG'
gunt ,uno b,eien iuhte Gm SOuatage Elm Jun
ger Diauu, ytamenB peiler, Deiher al Der
Sreeus2aue, unterbab 8aterftraBe, uobut,
onf uuo braf)te ibm ein N9eHtenbuh, iotute
oIei &aiden, In melnea 8erRbernny5ba4a
0er @ompagaie aubaDabrt 1u meroeu pile
aen. @r lagte, er babe oteleloeu aur Der
28sfieite hes StugItIQ auf Der 3tt0srzRoao,
Iwei Dieilen OberbaI6 Oes Utlll- Gree! IIsgeHo
gCIuaoeu, un6 oa bic 9lamen un6 Gorefen
0ou &atuier uub 5Qud in BEN Bubs ttauOen,
poue sr f. ben &tgeut9itmeru Dteoer iufelz
lsu. am Utontag 9!Q1mlttag begab ftp
Qoud rod BEN DGiG=@reef, nm l1 Ba9 ga
tuier, bon Dem er ieit0em Rid)ts ge96rt bate,
Iu ertuunigtn. 6lau 505uoH. oJe 0g1H oes
@lgentblRegs Ger Sabre ober5alb Saam
mont, erAGbite ihm aGf Iain f5ta9e, etn gtinA,
oen fie uidt fannie, babe lbr Gm SamfaBsz
abenb I'M IS ubc sE3Ghit, ioeoeu babe etul
3pei Meilen peiter Den 59uplftu btaauf etue
Rauferei !faugafanoeu, nno babel isi eta
gtanu in oeu Tlus eepOrieu woroeu. 5a-
muel allger, etu 2ybeiler oes Gru J15uiOR,
lQqte benz 9ru 6aud. 0as er am 5amFaS9s
Nbenb eireu Wcnn iiteC ben 5hu1ifI &c
iuoert meld1et lbm 6ns G5leIhe eC3d1ll 5l0e,
DQs 6rau S0baiQn 0oa BEN Iubeta1utea &C.
pS1t bate. 8er Hlat. no bic Rauierei fat
gefunceu bQben iou, u ogriH5S, IN Delnem
DER iuuge peter ole Bufer 9efanoeu hait..
Die Sl6e TT ben BgFotDen ron ROnsgo
mern=6onntp geneloet poroea. Or. Qlad
utrfAert, oaB Die 8aher 0es 8eri4uUHoez
nen 00ll1a III Sr9ruug i2leH.
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6abanno, 4. Gttobar.-8er 8tIdl!uB
Der 3ur linen geh6risen &i8aytanmab,r. 1u
btc 4rbslt heute 3uriid IL febreu, bat BEN
S1,te tetnsemegs etn guoe asmadt 0e
GtgarreniabrttQnteu 61ueten ansrSiaBs baute
l,iiq ots GbHreu i5rer GtloIifemeut3, alega
nur tpgn'ge g!itGljebar teIteu it1 Elm. Die
4iitglietsr Der rGigarreHmater Hnlnn}" BE-
febeH n0t INNER nuf ibrem Stftis Die
Egh6rte bat enerqite NIBregel1 sur S.r
hittu1g uou 8ubef0ruugeu g2troH2r.
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: Ser 0eIor8arff.'

Reu gprt, l. Gttober. - FOlsenOes
fms Die Sdlu5uotiruu9eu: Gslo er6ffaete an
3 - 5 unb idloB 81 q Pro3eut. sterIina.
Wediel S4.83 - $4.83s Quf 60 gaoe uab
$4.87-S4.875 auf SIdt.-8uuoes. .Sbliqas
tioueu: a .proi. 1873, 4l,pro,. 108, s.oro,.
-. Mltien: abnms' grpres 152, Gen.
trol gocific So, Gbeiupeafe Obio -, @rie
ooi. Sitto Yrior. Sc, 9Qinoisz9 Is sntroI III.
Qofe Sbere 1889, 0ep, ,3erIen- central 8l1,
giortb : 8taeyn il4s, 0ttio grior. 45, IS Reg &
gUrt central 1881. GbiO RHFifppi %,
6ittc Brior. 85, Y.ttsbnrg l55, aeqSiuq
$50, ct. @aHl 67t, etttu Prtor, IO7,
GeEernsuui9n Co.
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NltiR @ierfPn.

5ta5tRetito, 4. Oltobsr. - Die 93ez
gen8Bie in Msrlto 1aoeu jegt napgelaiieu,
u1b be aEsgi3moneaea 3sUdfier itao i'll
3urfdDeideu. Eiit;ie4aI BeIiAseu 3afDlse
tbecRei9lu bic bnrd] ben fi!rBu6ea @pitGn
mt o!e utbeIl9pemaun8e aaleriateteu
SeIIlF ia Die SImne 01n 100000.
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sac neLbe E9Igter.

SadfpuBiIle, 8la., 4. GGtober.-Die
Situaiou gefaltlt ilA 9offuuagsbouer. Da8
g8stter ia prad1tig, leood nod tu1mer narm.
Dos gElettu fir bic I'm ll6r heute 4benS
perHrihenen "a Stuaoeu meloet rs meme gtz
fruntuugen unN etleu Euoesfuu. Die @e.
iuumt,abI Der grtrantungeu betrSat lest
2971 Sie her 9eoesfGue 27l.
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s6rtfcti ees ElsercS8t4u0es.

s5aa Srau8ts 9, 4. Gtto6tr. - SoE
3uEsern Suaagirte bic DPacjfc 0ampialH.
GesQiGQft" 8rftor @IRiloH. etueu prOieitos
pelen Gauaer, nit eygem SaIdr Don $3.50
pro Gag, um 0te Uai4iuerie oee 9ampier8
Gin Of Gbeiter" III uuteriuaea, nsl1er TN
Boriseu Gugnit in Gotae elmer GoQ:Iiou nit
bem Dampier oSceautc" uuter9tug. Der
8au6er inuo ba5 Sdiff In ltuer Eiefe ooa
SO Oabeu; bafeIbe mar ua9 IeiHeg I4sia8e
in 6er giltte 8epa!teu, 8eraoe, ais p2nu 60
pou eiuer 9rOBeH Gdge 3ertuitteu Doroeu
nare. Bis Ger Esuaer BET ietuer leeten
6alrt in bic 8,eis aH9 oem 3 Dil4eaoed cine
GlEte abfiattate, lab CT elneu UteHdea, oti-
fen SUrper ouyt bae @afgr ug4t5lr aufge=
trieben mar. giiht meit BON oteiGr &eite a.
nabrte er elm 3paileB Gpfer ber Rltafropbe,
tuel9es auf cen 8ateeu lag uao eineu SEE
aeu9gafGbrtan fen umtIammgcte. 8ieier Err
6Iid uadte ouf ben Gaub3y eiuea iolhtn
autIitliheu ginbrud, oGB CT i9leau,gl al
bic GbelfGGe 3urLdtebEte Nn0 wsoer our5
8crfeuungsu, Rod Curt &It.eu 81 benegeH
mar. ned etuuat ben Nseres8ruab aHfa'
i.6leu
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grtefFaEep.

8. g., FeunIglOauta.4pa BejR2s
lid Sbrer IuIrogs t0Guen mir au9 et9sHsr
grfGbruug Intnort gebeu. 5sber StiiljcE
Der beuti5eH aEmes, melbs. cine 50rocrrng
auf SabeI oOer gi1oleu erb6lt, bat 0iels!be
feiuem Regimeuta. COMMANDO lu uutsrbrli.
len. S2Oss @egtlnant Bat ilir ghreu5inbsl
Elm eigeQss G9ren9ay!dt. 8eftmmt oafe.5e,
Dag Grnr0 oorlie8t, oas Gaeu anjaasHmsu,
10 gibt es abiolnt ieiaeu gu8uz3. g,mmt
Der betreFeube Gffjier bic gteuiuc nib. CT,
10 bat Ct e.niad 81 9llttireH. SH B3l3e bee
tbm augrhammtea Gorp38e,Iie5 baagt 9e.
beuti9e Gif3ier eiuen gang a4oeEel Ge3riH
Usn Gbre, ME 9emDballte Sterb.i42. . g.
balb bat er anh nur BON ebeRbiirngea $er3cs
men 5erausforoerungen III acceptlreu, mic
StaatRs 8eanteu, uuiperft6ts. Stabireao2H
giniahrio. 8reimiaigeu, 4oootateu, del8ts1u.
b0l. 8le meiteu 2ustle loumen untgr D.
filiereu ieibfi une @orpsftuSeuteu Dor.
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Gtoeut,ilmltdle g5ee0tftvne,

@alt, Ont, A. GttQber, - 0rei elu1a02r
gan3 sieide 4adtte, Die an oret oeridieoeua
btefige Dameu aorelfirt wQren, fameu 8etsru
gb;nb per Pof bier an uno puroeu bsute
irub ubgeIiefert. 8rau &berrp erbielt bas
Grffe, unb Fie CAB ben Sabllt - iahs
GbofoIabenpIdgden tbren Oret Siub,tu.
Salb uahbem bic Rinoer tteieIben genOfeu
batteu, oerfieleu fe in Srdmpie, unb oogIei4
drSti6e 9iiEfe raid 3ur 1anO mar, itarb BEN
rcd eins8 ber 8leiuen. Gin Qnoeres Riuo
btfinbet ii6 nod III tritider ga8e, pabreRo
nas brittle auBer @efabr tft.
8ie gtadrift iiber Die Ber9tftung oerbrets
tate fb raid, uqb bic Spei anoereu Dameu
e-bielten 5eitige gBarnuug. Die Bafete truz
gen ben Pofffempel 3OroutO. UtQa bat
ieIue Snur non hem Nhienber.
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Surdl0cbr0nnt.

TalIo8toer, WaF,, A. Ottober.-Gl.
tert 6. Bosportb, SdGsmelter Der 5tafs
=0hus=" uno Der pSeatttes 3iHczS So" 1T
ouragebrnunt. Die &ntbuuuugeu IN Se8ug
auf Die pRattouaI upiOus" uEo Die gllnlouz
SQoiuGs. Baut" bradreu 8eEotie llare9elmd'
Bigfeiteu BOspOrlb's au's 2iht, uno Oerietbe
btelt IS fir 9eratben, teiae nabera llaterua
d7uun nhaurrnrtpr
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DfehmtarYfe.

Gbtcago, 4. Gitober.-9tinOOie5: 3uz
fubr IL 900, gerieubung 5000; Yretie Ual.z
rt2u stpiI6eu $1.25 uao $6.40.-Sbpetne:
3ufubr $4,000, BerienOuug 5000; Rretle pa
I,irteu spldeu $5.9 un0 $780, ShGafe:
3ufubr 10 900, Berieu6uug 5000; PEetie oa'
Tiigten spiiden $500 unS $3.50.
@af.Qtbertp, Teuui., 4. Cito5sr.-
8mbpieb: 3ulubr 988, 3erieROnUg $50;
greiie rariirteu sniideu $500 EH0 $500.
- Sdpatue: 3uiubr 3400, 8srisa0uu8
22OO; Breiie baTiirteu 3utiaen 1915 un0
[6,75.-1n 1naafe: 3ufa5r 1900, 8erieuonas
1900; 8raiis baritrteu snlfbeH $3.50 aao
$3.50.
9t.Qouts,4. G3tob9r. -G2iuo0ieb; gu
frBr ITO, @erauouug 1910; Bretie oasijr,
teu 3piideu $2.CO uuo $50. - 5ameiFe:
3Ufubr 1885, Berieubun3 825; BLelie IA
riirten ,pf6eu $500 un0 $3.50 3hpale:
9pfubr 1885, Serienbuug $50; Breile BG
rIirteu 3piheu S4,1O mo $4.35.
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Ste Ge3cIfprs'9ereGttn8 tn gsctt.
Sbottg0s,0+

Gttana, Ont, d. EGto5er. - 5taat9=
oumoit gongIep bon Nooa Scctia eriiaEte i1u
gauie elmer llaterrebnn9, baB bic Se3eftoug
gepeguug in ieiEeg 4ro0!aj Qussabltt.t1
hur9 Gen SrfoI5 Der &OaisrbatioeH bel oea
ougeueiueu gEablen Don 1887 IN oel 9iateI=
g%unb geoyGrgt p0rben isi. 3as 8o,t ron
gto0a Scotia, fu5r 9r. gpn9Ie9 fort. niui9e
ieiaer ggo8an Qlsbrbait mad unbe5rlagtea
upb auf ge9eaieitI9t1;. b2ru5epoeu @erlebr
NIT ben Ser. Staten. aqa 8emlbungsp
ter 8egierarg. eiHan ausi4lie5!i1an 5Qu,
beia0erfebI 5niidjen ben canabi3aa Bro1iu=
zen berbei3uiub brez, naroea erfolg.os 5lebeu.
gr bcffet e8 UetSe oem anIeEitaGil9eu Sap;=
tel 8eIiugsa, Die bIenbergpertaz Slt2r2FGa
ben Topa ScOtia Ine Cape Breton 3u CEN
iOiintreur bamit he Breiie in ne o8be ain
Gen une her unggre9tan 8e1aubIuug oer
Brcbr3enten ourd Die 6dnoler in Wontrsal
entlid] eia 8iegeI oorgeIAoben merDg.