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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24

Mrs. Emmett Wilson nee Kittie Head
is happy over the birth of boy baby.
The Assessors report shows scarcity
of watches in the towns of Wheatland and
Pleasant Prairie.
The many friends of Mr.. Horace Cole,
will be grieved to learn of his late illness.
A severe attack of pleurisy has confin-
ed him to a sick bed during the past week.
He is getting better.
The Regents of the State University,
have appointed Board of University
visitors for the following year, consisting
of three from the State at large, and one
from each Congressional district. NJ.
Emory l.. Grant of this city, has been ap-
pointed from the first district
Mrs. Emma Farr gave a drive whist
party at her home, last Wednesday even
ing. Eleven tables were occupied by To-
terested players anxious to win first
prize. The winners of first prizes were
Dr. Will Farr and Mrs. Prof Pollock, End
prize was won by Charlie Brown and L. A.
Cass. Drive Whist in many quarters is
taking place of the old fashioned game.
There will be quiet wedding in this
city at six O'Clock, at which none but the
relatives of the contracting parties will be
present. Kenosha is about to loose Miss
Clara Allen, one Of the estimable and accom-
plished daughters of n. R. Allen ESQ.
The lucky groom is Mr.. Charles E. Arnold
of San Antonio, Texas, and will make that
ancient and beautiful city their future
home. The observation-disclosures extends
hearty and sincere congratulations and
wishes them long. merry, and successful
life.
William Dean and Edwin Young, who
were found guilty of stealing watch of
the value of SIS, one letter of the value of
$3.50, and $53 in money from H. Wheel
lette, were brought before Judge Van
Wyck, and pleaded guilty to the charge of
burglary. William Dean received two
years and Young Is months Imprisonment
at Waupun. Young informed the judge
that liquor had been the cause of his ruin
and said that he was going to reform.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24
WE AND OUR NElGHBORS.

Mrs. Eva Eaton, formerly Mrs. Me-
Neil, is stopping at the Water Cure.
Mrs. c. w. Lake, of Rockford, Ill !,
was in town last Friday.
= Miss Maud Baker is at Union Grove
visiting friends.
Mr.. 0. M. Calkins is visiting relatives
in Michigan this week.
MIR. L. A. Cass left last Friday for
Colorado. He will visit Denver and Aspen.
He will be absent two weeks
Mr. Edward Gallauner and wife, of
Englewood, ILL.,, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. P. Wright last Sunday.
Mrs. James Robertson and son, of
Los Angeles, Cal, who has been visiting
friends here left Saturday for Berlin Wis.
Mrs Swazey of Chicago, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Will Lamb the latter part of last
week
Mr.. Edward Giles and wife of Engle-
wood, ILL.,, will be the guest of Mr.. Levant
Stevens and family to-day.
Mrs. Howard Van Wyck of Milwaukee
was the guest of Judge Van Wyck and
wife the latter part of last week.
Col. James McKesson and Mr. John
Stout, of Randall, were the guests of
friends in this city last Monday.
Charles Quarles, of Milwaukee visited
with Mr. James Cavanagh last Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Florence Wilde, of Kinderhook,
n. Y, is visiting her uncle, Mr.. Edward
Balm, this week
1Grover Cleveland, of Union Grove
spent Sunday with the family of w. w.
Baker.
Miss Belle Robertson, with her sister,
| Mrs. James Robertson, went to Berlin,
Wis, on Saturday last, where they will
make two weeks visit.
| Prof. Minor G. Baldwin, organist, now
of New York, and well known to many Ke-
nosha people, was the guest of friends in
| this city last Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Clarence Waters, who has been
visiting Mrs. Haynes French of this city,
| left for Kansas City last Monday He will
be absent week, and returning will Join
his wife in this city and return to his home
at Norway, Maine.
Miss Lola Whitley, after short visit
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Whitley, and her cousin, Florence
r. Whitley, of Pleasant Prairie, left for
Webb City, Mo, to visit her father, DIR.
! Will Whitley.
Mr.. Alexander Bailey, an old resident
of Salem, called at this Office few days
since on his return from an exploring tour
in the mining regions in the northern part
of this state. He describes the magnitude
and richness of the iron and copper mines
as wonderful. The improvements and
wealth of the new towns that have rapidly
grown up must be seen to be understood
Electric street railways; and estimated i'm
provements for commercial purposes for
1889 and 1890 are $10,000.000.
Mr.. Luman B. French, who has been
in Alaska during the past five months, ar
rived in town last Tuesday evening. He
brings with him photograph of the mirage
of the "Silent City," taken from the origin
al negative by Prof r. J. Willoughby.
This photograph has created great deal
| of curiosity and no one up to date has been
able to locate the strange and mysterious
city. Mr.. French has one Of the pictures
with him. The picture of the mirage was
taken on the coast of Alaska A verified
statement as to the fact that the mirage
was seen as photographed goes with the
picture. The picture IS not for sale.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24
Advertised Mail Matter

The following is list of mail matter re-
naming uncalled for in the Kenosha Post.
Office, Kenosha Co., Wis, for the week end
ing October II, 1889, and which will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office at the expira.
ton of two weeks unless called for:
LIST OF LETTERS.
Gavick, M. M. Lathrop, Capt. L n.
Nelson, Andrew j. Phillips. Pierson.
Stimson, Mr.. Staal, Jan
To obtain any of the above mail matter
the applicant must give the date of this list
D. A. MAHoNEY, P. NJ.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24
Common Council Proceedings.

REGULAR MEETING.
October 81, 1889.
Called to order by Mayor Williams.
Present-Ald. O'Donnell, Hill, Werve,
Sorensen, Yule, Priddis, Dahl and Nc
Giverd
Reading of minutes deferred to next
meeting
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24

On the Milwaukee Bridge & Iron Co.'s
bill motion to allow $33 60 carried, the
vote being:
Ayes-O'Donnell. Hill, Werve, Sorensen,
Ynle, Priddis and Dahl.
Nays-McGivern.
A motion to allow the balance of the
contract, viz: 5000, carried, the vote being.
Ayes-O'Donnell, Hill, Werve, Soren-
sen, Priddis, Dahl and McGivern.
Nays-Yule.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24

The committee on light reported in ia
vor of granting prayer of petitioners for To-
cation of street lamps at the following
points, viz: On South Chicago street be-
tween Dayton and Julius streets; on corner
of JAY and Middle streets; also near corner
of Rock and West Main streets.
Report accepted and lights ordered.
The committee on streets and alleys re-
ported in favor of the passage of the ordi-
nance to protect the rights of Eichelman,
Lewis and others in sewer on Town Line
street.
Report accepted and ordinance passed.
It follows;
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24
ORDINANCE NO


| Be 1t ordained By the Common Council Of the
citu of Kenosha:
Section l. That permission and authority
are hereby granted and conferred upon Ur-
ban J Lewis, B. Eichelman, j. II. Charles,
John T. Yule and VIM. M. Rowe, their
heirs and assigns, to construct, maintain
and keep in repair a sewer or drain from
point on Town Line street, near the south
end of Main street extended; thence east to
Lake Michigan; and to that end the said
parties are hereby authorized to make the
necessary excavations in said Town Line
street and across the interesting streets,
provided said streets be restored to their
former efficiency as streets; and such sewer
or drain shall be recognized as a lawful
structure.
Section 9. Such sewer shall be under the
exclusive control of the parties named IN
section one of this ordinance from and after
its completion, and without permission from
them it shall be unlawful for any person or
persons to connect thereto any private
drain or sewer.
Section 8. ANY person violating the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall, upon convic-
ton thereof, pay fine not exceeding TWEEN
ty (2O) dollars and the costs of prosecutian,
and in default of payment thereof shall be
imprisoned in the county jail not less than
five 81 nor more than ten t10) days.
Section 4. This ordinance shall be In
force from and after its passage and publ
cation.
Engineer of Steamer allowed one quarters
salary and the Matron two weeks.
Further time given on Treasurer's report.
Liquor license of N. c.. Carl transferred
to J. G.. Gottfredsen & Son.
Good Shepherd Industrial School allowed
$26.29.
Sewer ordinance in favor OF l. j. Clapp
and others referred to committee on streets
and alleys.
Council adjourned.
F. w. MATHEWS, City Clerk.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24

Bills allowed Under suspension OF Jn6
rules:
Kenosha Milling Co., FL and B. 10 81
Leis & Weier, IT 40
Sorensen, W
Bills presented and referred:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-06
8anEerutt.

9tem =Dort, 5. Gprif.-Die Sembeufas
britauten 8omus G. 6iu6 Str. As uub 45,
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cine llebertraguug an oen QoOolateu Ebeo.
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0ngemeiHe arii1t lit, 6aB Der SerIud Der
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troIiren, tbr 81 grOBe llnfofeu ueruria6te
unb fie Snr Su8peniiOn 3Uang. Sr. Dtiuer,
Der aifi9uatar, iAabt, Gag ft bte Baifioa
arf S4OO, 600 bic 100000 belaufen, HHb
SoB bic AttiUa bel riduaer SerpaltuHg bic
SduIbeu mebr, aIs bedeu ner6en. 8as
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Tirma 9onne, g0urlae & Tin6 3u Saue8s
burg, N.sS., etabLtrt uub Dor etpa II Sab
ren BON 8opu8 &; Sind itbernOmmeu.
81 f on, 5. 4prtl.-Siaaf 92tdJ & Comp,
gr. 20, RtlbgfraBe, Die 1ltefie SiiabiaoIers
6trma Der Stabt, beftRten f5 III ftuau,iel.
len 8erlegenteiteu. Die Baijiua tper0en aIf
100000 unb Die uomiueGeu Attioa auf
1925, 600 gei4Gst. Die 6jrna mar gum
She'll gigeutbttmer bes Dampfars ,,Slbtleu
9tepubIit," peIter in Sapti beidla8uaput
uub tiir3Iid bier oertauft tpur6e. 8ie gBirz
rem tn SGpti iolleH NIT bem TalliMeut Der
Strma I'm 2uiGmmenbaag fteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-06
WaRrFgeGan8 etuer Gbtta8oet Ct @or.
ff0pt4

@btca9p, 5. gpril- - Die so 600 Gin
rObHer ber grOBeu SOrfaot 61oe=Bart iiub
in 8rnBer Nufreguug iiber bic YiaBua5men,
meldle ibr yB0aro Of Gruftae5" gafaru HU0
teute getroffeu bat. Die 8erualtuug, tueltje
an Der Spite be8 8ororteB ffebt, bat bic
Sreibeiteu Der 8irtbiGaitabefRer fets 10 uiel
aI3 mGgIth bei6rduft. 5u Dtfiritteu, in bes
nen bic giaiorttdt Der 8elpobner teiHe gBtrtbz
iduftea ba5Cu nollte, tpur0en aud feline aes
buIbet. Su oem Ieetsu Sabre batteu bic
SauabeFser es burGgeieet, oa6 cine Grber
erIafieu Erur6e, mel4e Ols Gfeubalteu bon
g9utbIhaiten On SountGgeu 0erbietet Bel
ben gluuiBipalnablen am leBten 8ienaag
purbeu brei WlttgIteoer 6es BOARDS" ueu
gepdbit. 8ae SiirgerzGidet itegte ge9eR bic
8epubIifaner. 8a Der ieBtge gBOarb be-
fiir6tct, oaB Der neue y 8oaro" utdtiH ietnem
Sinue baubeIn lpir6e, neil bic orei ueuaes
nabIteH Ulitglte6er aHgebIid) gegeu bic BE-
i4rdntuug Der Wirthidaften ftub, 10 htelt er
geiieru 4ben0 cine Sibuag uno beidlo6, bic
2tceuSgebiibreu BON $500 aui $1,000 Al er56.
ben, 8aa S1IteBeu Der gSirtbihaIteu an
SoHntaaen mHrbe bisber inter oeul allaes
meinen Stnat88eeBe bHr4getubTt. Die
,,&ruffees" flaioeteH oieies @eiet aefferu
Abeno In cine reguldre GroonHaa3. @lelH=
seitig paiIirten ite eiHe 2roonnan3 6urh bic
aue gButbidaftsbeIter ge5Uunaeu perOeu,
ibre 8irtbidafteu an g8o6entagen um 10
l1br 4beute, fatt ME bisber nm Utttterna6t,
3u i6IieBeH. @efern gtorgsu mn 8 llbr bieIt
Der ,8Oarb" cine 3eite Steuug unb ieue Grs
bounauBeu nurben bura Den Brdfbeuteu oes
pgoarb" IN geiesIider 6orm uuter3ei6Uet.
Die SerauIaiiun8 Bu Oieier 5aublunssneile
if Die, baB Our6 Die 8teufag5nabLeu nur
brei meme ,9ru fees" gepdblt murben, nab.
renb bic iibrtgen brei i'm Imte BerbteibeH.
IA Die 2eBtereu fitr bte Beidrdutuug bes
Birtbsgeiddfte8 Tiub, 70 biirfte es ben orei
ueuen 0litgIieberu i4merIi5 8eItugeH, ieue
Sr6Ouuau3en 5u piberrufeu, neil 3u bieiem
Smede per Sltmmea erforberLidl finb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-06
aIRntfae RcHnfefEtfr.

BbtIabeGpbta, 5. Gprtl.-9er 8ans
bes=Difriftaannalt bat siueu 6aftbefebl gez
gen 5enr1 g. Muribau, ben Bcfmeifer Dou
ct. Glair, SGupIttu= =&onutn. erLnfen. Mtarz
ibau, Der fltdtiq geworbeu if ua6, tute uers
mutbet miro, fia mad gteU Oorf gerpenoet
bat, iCu oas SsIoaupetun9sipfam Der Bof
1ur 6Grteruug Der SpefulaIOneu Oers 9udet'
sbops@ 8eiBer beuiiBt bCben. Bor melre=
ren Rouaten murbeu in ReaSiug, Ba., uIeb
rere bieier ,Budet @bops"BefBer auf Die
gnftage Der 8eribuua BON S@Uinbetstsu
mittelft BufanUeiiuuaea pro3eifrt; e5 er=
foiste ibre Tretipre6uu8, ba Rarihan, Der
nl8 3euge bsraommeu meroen ioIte, in;mia
iden Ueridnuubeu mar.
Glmtra, H. g., 5. Gptil. - @eOrse
SO. gBarb, Der btefge 6iIispofmellter, IN
betidnunbeu; eiue Summe bon $500 pir6
aus Der Boffafe ueruiBt. gBarb fubr am
Ietteu Mlittpoh nit Der p&rie 8abn" mad
BEN Beften ab. &r mar inter Brdfoaut
@leueIano's 4SmiuitratiOu Bu ieiaer SteI=
lung eTSobeu porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-06
giteSerIGse Scr SeulnereusIer fs9
Canada.

RontreaI, 5. NpriI. - Den Eempes
rer,Lern in Canada tpurbe geferu elm iur1ts
borsr Sdlag perisst. 3p6lf Counties uub
,n,ei eddie In Ontario unb gopa. .Scotta
eutitiebsu burh ibre Abiimmuug Die Trage,
cb bos Scctt'itbe Brobibitiouegeieh in Strait
bIeibeu iolI, s6er uicht. 3as geies murbe
pcr brei Sabren NIT GROCER Rebrbeit angez
uommen nnb ieitoem ffrift burd sefiibrt. Gber
nle Counties une ale Stdote, nelhe bsute
ffimmtsu, eriIdrten nit WaiorttGteu pon 200
bis 5000 Stimmen, o0s ieues Geies srrtd
oeuommeu perDen iOllte. Gs if Dies Der
erSste @tss tibsr bic 45rObibitiontfen in Der
Geititbte BON canada.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-06
4Gtfad1et MSOrO4
HafAut ole Camille Ssiua lit SituSsgSnntn,
9tr., ab8eiaIadbtet WarSe. Die S20roer
Bn Saft.


tn Saft.
2ittle Sod, art., 5. gprit. Il q. Q.
8idioH, Sderiff bon EituszGountp, &er.,
bat etnen 9eDiiien 6ran3 Sdulse 81 SSor@
bgce, 4rf., meIGer eines granenbafteu 9torz
6es aB9eftagt if, oerbaftet. Sn Der 9fadlt
bonn 10. DECEMBER b. s. brauate bas 9Gua
8. 81. Sings, zines nobIbabeneeu Tarmers
ben 8itus@Gcnatp, nieoer, uno bic 0ertobl'
ten leberrefte Sings, ieiuer Sran uub iedls
Stnber ipnroen inter ben 3riiumern dufges
iuuoen. Cine lluteriudung eraab, OaB ben
iammtIiden adt Spfern Der 51dbel etugez
idllageu mar, unb eine Grt Inb Elm Bell,
betoe nit 8Iut bafedt, murbea in Der ytdae
geiuHotu.
Ser gerbaat ri6tsts fd] aesen Sings
SdmiegeriObu, RGmeRs S9Rlse, eiueu Set
Ter bss in Tor6gce uerbafteteu iHHgea 0fans
nee, neIder Sings Eodter entfihrt unb cine
iGrtitIide @inntutguug Der glteru bes Wtabs
dIers gefdIidt bate, mn cine 9eiratbss2iceni
81 ellanaeu. Die Surat, baB er Uegen 6iez
ier 6dli6uu9 beIaugt tperben f1nnte, beDoa
ibn, Die gauIe 5unilie Bu ermor0eu. Sr bat
iettoem etr9efanoen, bag er Sing uno oeiien
frau tootidIug, uIbreR0 Iein Better (eer Sc
fangere ool Sottgce) bic iehs 9inoer ermor'
tetP.
8ie 9iu0er uareu spei bis pier3ebu Sabre
aft nuo puroen IdnlmiIitb ID ihreR boibbsEs
bIaEuteu 8etten gefanoeu, nit 4asHabme
Oes iltefen Sineee, zines 14>jGbTt8en Utdbs
6ers, oefeu 2ei6e in Ser Sbiire lag. Gfen'
bar mar bas Sinh bei etuem 6tu6tueriHtle
eingeboit unh abgeidtldtet tooroen Srau3
S@uIje etfldrt, er t5nue beweiieH, ba5 Ct 3IT
3ett bes gerbra1eus 45 gttiIen bon BEN
Sdauplabe Der Chat entierut seDaiaa lat.
Gderifi 8idion betauptet ie6O6, er babe
poftioe 8eneiie 6afiir, baB Der Augeflagte
an benz betrefenoen Qbeu6 in Der gtdbe Ser
Gingidtu 8obuuug 8eiehen puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-06
SalbatOrsSier.
s1mertff auf eli. egmf9cDot.

Gaf1eOIes auf Osn 9es Ietuss= BtDers YdnOes
retfn Ieiften Der GEGtttttruHe bswaffaetea
gStSetEaRo.
9es Ut oinee, Sa., 5. Qpril. - Sin
aufgebot inter eineu 9iilfss sBHuNesmariduG
ioDte gefern einen Sarnler, Nameus BIate,
befeu Sarm fiG anf ben 8es 0oines Rioer=
2dnbereien in SamiltCns& 6 ountp, Is Neiteu
iubnefIi1 ben gBebferz&ttn, befiHbet, eru1it
titen. Rlafe unb et!pa 20 bis 80 anSere I'm
febIer batteu iidl Ia eia beHahbartes 9tdtdlt
Suriidgesogen, pon no aus iie nit 0iu6effer
bitGIen nuf bic 8caulteu Su feuerH anftugeu
Ga bic 9eBteren nIr nit ReoolDern beuaff
net tparen, 70 btelteE iie es fitr rathlauI, ben
Rud3ug ansutreteu, 0bne ihren Auftrag aus,
;niiibreu. Dlati6au Desmond miro fif5 ieBt
ielbff Der Sad)e aHnebmen uno erfldrt nd
eutid)loIIeu, cen @eridtsbefebl Gaf iabe Sc
fabr bin an rolfreGen. Die 4nFeOIer babeu
fid3 organiiirt un0 bemoffuet uuo fi16 eialin
oeipfliftet, allen Beriu5en sUr @rulittirun9
eutidIofenen sRiberftanb IN Ietffeu. Die BE-
h0roe lrirb bic tpeiteren Sd1ritte auf eintge
3uge 6eridiebeu, inoefen ii fanm Su bofen,
haB Ste Sahe Obae 8lutuer9ieBeH abI2afea
nirb.
2lrbett ts;,o 9obm+
ct. 2oHts. 5. aprit. - Den au8RIa6i>
gen 2imnferlenteu Duree ton $50 4rbeitaez
bern Der 8oridlas senlaht. fi9 auf So Sis
PFC Stunee rno BEN ahtfuuoisen 4rbeitsz
las Al einigen, ieooG untsr oem firitteu Bot
bebaIt, taB bic y yBrtioerI1aft Der 3immers
leute" BON ben Nrbeit9ebera uid]t anertauut
merbe. Sic Gusfaatigen ertlarteu fib nit
Der @rIebiguug Der 2obas uus 3eitfrage elm
ue1faEbea, protfftirtep a5er gegeu bic lest.
ernatnte SlaIiel, EHb bic BelbauolnuQen
murbeH baper mteber abgebro9eu 0tan ia
ieeo6 in betbeili8teu &reiieu Der 2nItht,
tGB cine Ssrfan1i8an9 in 9iiE3e erjieGt usrs
ben ntrb.
BnffaIO, R.sg., 5. Eprif. Die ffritenz
ZEN gSeitenfeuer Der uGlie,SQba" fQugeu
Grt ibre Soae tE,4 @emGIttbatea 3u gefabrz
ben. Gin ueiterer Pericuen3ug puroe ges
fern Ibsno ans tem geleiIe geDorfen, unS
es nurSe Elm SRriuh 9smadt, eineE FraGlts
3n9 ein3uaiheru. Die Striter beilreitea ias
oefen, irgenb ntIreH Iatbeit an ben 9es
pnlttbatea gu babeu. Sn BEN aasfauo Der
3inmerlsute nRh SaueaAfrei9er tft Zine
Berareeruu9 eiugetreten.
81 d fer, gi. : 81, 5. &pril. - GGe
StautEeGte her hjefigen Stra6eubahus3ez
ieuIdoft, $50 on Der 3ahI, fdIofeu fid beute
friih ben hrifenben 6ubtIenteu an. Die 9ez
itlidaft bat beute % 8uqg0ns I'M 8etrieb.
Gdtrtrb Der Oersargeuen Jtadt parben spei
8reblteiben uale Der Staot9reu3e gefob=
len, uno eas @eIeiie an oieteu Puntteu 9es
iperrt.
ScottbaIe, go, 5. IpriG. = Die y6.
6. Sid Gote &C." bet he 2Gbue ibrer ars
better, bic iie liter ben 8urhihnitt III reous
siren Defiprad, in einiaen 8e3iahuuaeu IN.
ter bem 2uidiGuitt rebusirt. @s berrIdt
in Solge btffen grOse llnjufrieb inter
ben Ertd'ideu GOfearbeitern. 4m 8ieufag
nn1een SeriummIuuseu obaebnIteu, um be
gn8sle8subftt Su beipreden. I'm nddften
Sanffaa NTH ~ g0eriOr nbermaIs cine Ber=
iamnlung abgebGlten, an treIfer DeIegateu
9fn aueu gSsrfsu Der pI5. Grid &ote Co."
thetlnehmen nelbeu, uurubeu perOeu Be-
fiirhtet.
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Gsaspaae ecle8eattt3 ettaee grtsssar'
tDahg.

aLbaup, R..g., 5. QpriL. - Die bemo.
fratiiGen Yrtm6tmablen in 9oboes uerau=
Ia5teu beute pieIe @onfI,fte 3ptiaen Der &le=
uelaHo'idgn 5attion uno bem Iubauge bes
&onuerueurs Din. Die llnrubeu beihrdaf,
ten fid auf Orei gBarbs, inOefeu giug es in
oenieIben ben gaujen Sag uuo bis lpat in Ste
gladlt btuein b'runter uno o'riiber. Sin Bos
ttBja, tpeIGer itb in Elm SttmmIotal begebeu
noute, tpurbe pur9 einen Sdlas nit elnam
Sttd ELetr6bre 81 SObeH aefredt unb mabr@
i6eiRlid t0btIi5 oerEeBt. Sn BEN nun euty
brenreuben Sample mnrben BtfOleu Iuo
02eiier als g8affeu angemenoet, bic Sttmm-
tafen bemolirt unb oieIe Der 8dmpfar idIium
3ugerl6tet. Bei6e Barteten baanipru1en
BEN Steg, uub bas Iuifeueu 3neter Oemo=
ir0tiider StaetttdetS miro bic 6Olse Der heu'
n9eE $0rgduge ietu.
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6mffeam'S ReSSe.

@b btcago, 5. GpriI. - Srau annie 6.
ScouiIle IitB ibreu @atteu Geo. 6. Scouille
hsute negen Guseblideu Ghebrufs uerhaf-
ten. Ste beiduIOist ion, fid Dor feds Ros
nnten inter cem 8oruun6e, Beibaftiguue
iudbsu 3n tpo[en, mad gtihiguu be9eben 81
haben nub lest bort nit elmer anoeren Srau
III ieben. Der Au9eFlaste Ia Elm sO5u Der
6ran @fo. ScoDiQe, Der SGpefter Charles
:. @nlttnu's, bee N0rbers nss Brafoenten
gurfsIa's.
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Cine eonftttnante tn SeaDo.

SbOiboue, SbabO, 5. GpriI. - 4nf
bic 8etitderung bes &en9res. .DeIe8ateu 9a'
bcis, baB Sbabo i'm udtfeu Binter IN ben
Staoterbuub aufgeu0mmen peroeu lpuroe,
bat 9cuuerueur Stepeuiou aiuenSerfaftuagsz
gpuuent auf ben 4. Suli einberufen. I'm 3.
SUM- uerbeu p 8eIegaten III bteiem Con-
BENT eruiblt fperben. Die Qbfimmnn9 ibeE
hie Stuats Berfafua9 uub grudbIuHg Der
Staats sBeomten rpiro i'm fommenoen psrbfte
etfnIgeu; i'm barauf folgeubeu g8luter miro
bic meme 2eaisIatur susi Buuoess 5eHatoreu
erpGhleu. Die Ilormoueu oppoatTeH Der
@1bebung Stabo's III eiuem Staate Il. mol
len, rrie nerIautst, fidl oerIeIbeu mad ErditeH
niberiesen. Sbabo uiro mad ietner Nut
unbme ben GCueres nm 5deuluH8 5on 8
Wltuicnen ader Der Jog. strofenen 9daoes
reien" eriu4ea, trelde Durd etn rattonele8
Bepdferunasipfem fru4tbar 8ema4t pers
ben io[leu.
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SNUG. l1nf,rn In EcnneiIee.

8nOrotlle, Gem, 5. gprii. -Sobaan
@Olienberger, Der fHGti8e 5trditua, mel
der am !eeteH Rittmodl ben 94erih Sreeus
lee Uon Granger &Ouut1 eridOB, puroe
beute su 8utle6ge burd eiuea Wtob aus benz
&ountps @efauguiB gebOIt uab aufgebingt.
Als er geferu Ubeub etngefaugen pur6e, lit
Ell on etner 8uHOe, tte Inn in benz Sample
nit bem Sderiffs IufsebOt betgebraat
wurbe. Die 8irger umrinQteu idon in Der
uergnHgeuen giadt bas @efdn9niB, nm tbn
Su lprden, bei4Iofea icNCG, bis bsute 3u
tparteu.
Gle bieIten iharfe Bade, nm ba5 gnts
tommen hes @eiau9eneu su uerbinberu. Sm
gaufe bes Gormitta8s BsriammeIte fdl uabe3u
bie GGlfte Der mduuIiden 8e00lteruug BON
&ratugers&Ouatp in 9lutIebge. @egen gtitz
tag purbe bas 9efdngutB erbroden, Bolfenz
berger berauagelOlt uuo aufga9dugt. Das
2gudgettft oerItef 10 verbuungsmabig," ME
cine geiebIid1e 6inriGtuug.
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Qur @ot,l tn g0ooe. Sslauo.

BroUibeuce, R.zS., 5. GpriI. - Die
Conn Eofier erudbIte beute eiuen Staat8=
Seuator uuo etuen 8eprdeutanten - Batbe
6epublitaner - uub es berrl6t iebt Sums
meneeihbait In Der 2egisIutur bel gemetr'
ihaitIider Gbfimmnng. Der Stnatsiegat
beftebt aus % 8epubIitauern uub 10 Demo.
frateu, baS 6aus aus "a 9epubIifaHeru uub
81 9emofratsn. Sn IA netteren Sonns
babeu ned GufBeidoteae QeaisIaturmaAIen
Ac4+,ofiuhpf4
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8ak1nKnfnFY4onf1e.

Saoauuab, Ga, 5. 4pril. - Sin
6ratt5ug Der Saoauuahs sRl0rtbuz Wettern
Sabn" couibirte heute friip ndhrenb etneS
oitteu RebelS bier ReiIeu iioIid3 bon bier
nit elmer 8ratiine nno nurbe aus BEN @e'
leiie eenorfeu. SIaat Coleman, Der 9ei8er,
bIieb anf eer Steue to6t, uub eonoutteur
9amss Gjerrep erlttt iOIde iduere Srtbpun'
beg, BOB &c btuueu meaiaeA 8tua6en Rarh,
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sin ljtelF00tnOet g}attte4

9Prtngfietb, 9us., 5. 4prtl. - Der
StantaIefietdr erlteB beute cine SHcorpOrGs
tionelicen3 an cine @eieuidaft In gbicagOs
psIda fb fOIgeuben btib4eu RNmea beige
legt bat:
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trcal Microphone Trumpet Acoustic Electro
motor Power Musical Car Distance Loud Spea5
king Transfer Instrument Co."
8as Rapttnl betrdat sos, 600, 900 uub Der
3ned Der @eieuihait if, Snfirumeute 1H tGa
brt3treu uuO BrtBilegteu Su Uermtetben aIS
Sucorporutoren mer6en bic 6p. g8ilbelm
gOgel, gbOlpb grap uub 8tdarb ., 8attu
opnnunf