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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26
Pepa's Consent.


From HdTpeT's Bazaar.
So you We returned. my daughter, from abroad.
Where you have spent the happy summer
tide.
You've met prince. an earl and minor lord
And each has asked Of you 70 be his bride
Well, dear, which did you take! The lord, In.
deed
Why, that is very strange. The prince were
best,
And that an earl ranks higher It's decreed
Inan he who in but lordly robes Is dressed
fear you've not done wisely to choose thus.
Have all your fathers teachings gone for
naught!
Twere better far to wed the prince, for US,
II in good style, my girl, we'd 20 TO court.
What's that? Love for the prince your heart
beSetsg
Why, Ethel! And you love the bright young
earl,
But took the lord for having fewest debts!
Come TO your fathers arms, you
Dear.
Sweet.
Girl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

The other day Mr.. s. B. CHM was ap.
pointed to 5000 postmastership in Vir-
GINA He declined the appointment, and
made some statements that do not reflect
creditably upon the Harrison administra-
ton or Gen. Malone. He said that the ap-
pointment carried with it the requirement
that he shouldpay per cent. of his salary
to the Malone campaign fund. and that he
should allow Malone TO select his assistant.
He also said: "This position has lately
been held by a lady whom all people knew
to be of the highest type of womanhood,
and who, so far as can learn, filled it with
honor to the government and credit to her
self" The administration is getting down
pretty low when it removes competent
women to make place for republicans who
will help along the iniquitous Malone cam
paign.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26
Inwardness of Some Appointments.

From the Neto York World (Ders).
The Indiana republicans comUlain that the
hoilers OF Dudley's ''blOcss OF five letters
have cornered and captured the Offices in that
state by hol ling these missives as a whip over
the administration This is q righteous judg-
OF this iniquity, shielded its perpetrators and
then sought TO square himself with his COZ
science by outwardiy dropping Dudley for get
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

Our dispatches announced yesterday that
q reformed man'about-togn named Fifs
wss creating considerable rel gious entba-
slasm IN ksidsyills, n. g., BY preaching
sefmoos % the order u those BY Rev. SAN
Jones Mr. Fife u not the first man who
hss tgise 10 initiate ~. Joaas' style They
are ~ weak nuilstors There y Only nlle
Sam Jones
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

st is really surprising how quickly a
man can change his mind when it suits his
purpose to do So" says the Chicago Inter
Ocean. This is strikingly illustrated in the
editorial columns of the republican press
whenever an ex-confederate "brigadiern be
comes republican.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

Senator Qlay's remarks about the haste
with which democratic officials should have
been bounced by President Harrison are
regarded in Washington as being indiscreet.
In view of the fact that civil service reform
is steadily becoming more popular with the
people. they were indiscreet. Republican
organs have long pointed to Mr.. Quiy as a
man who could hold his tongue, bus it
seems that even 1.-THE silent leader" is liable
TO slop over sometimes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

Abe Patterson post, g. A. R.. has unau-
imously passed a resolution denouncing the
Second Maryland confederate regiment for
erecting confederate monument on tn
Gettysburg battlefield There was no
necessity for Abe Patterson post to becom e
excited over the matter. Tae confederate
monument is there, aud it is IA riblte to
southern bravery. Abe Patterson post
didn't put it there, aud it can't talk il
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

The other day the New York World
printed list OF 125 residents of that city
who enjoy each an annual income of not
less than S250.0Oo. New York ought not to
have any difficulty in raising the $1,000. 900
guarantee fund for the worlds fair.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

It is rumored in Washington that the
Russian mission will be offered to Mr..
Murat Halstead. Several republican SEN
ators will regard this rumor with unusual
interest. They are not fond Of Halstead.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

In aspeech the other day, Senator Hiscock
said that the President would give to con-
gress the reasons for removing democratic
officials. If the President is candid. be will
admit that be removed most of them simply
10 make room for republicans.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

A naval officer who has just returned
from cruise on the Pensacola is reported
to have said that he did not envy the scien-
fists, who are going to Africa to see the
eclipse, their trip. 1t will be pleasant
enough going, be said, but the coast of
Africa is noted for its fatal fevers, and che
scientists will be fortunate if they get home
aIs,o
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

A novel contest took place at the North
Carolina state fair the other day between
farmers daughters. Il was one for speed
10 harnessing and proficiency 10 driyiag
horses. The first aud second premiums
were won BY sisters, Misses Frances aud
Lillian Dunning
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

The Webb family, in Ohio, is not
happy one. Webb. the ia her, is in the
penitentiary for burglary, his wife is there
for bigamy, and their two sons are there
for burglary. There are no other members
of the family, else there would be more
Webbs in the penitentiary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

The Mes YORK Press wants 10 knoW why
the President doesg't appoint Judge
Gresham " the supreme court vacancy.
Because the fr@ldsut sat built that Say,
he prefeis mep ~ the FarEner Miller %
Judge Woods 0Fdsr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26
Peace Assured-Preparing for War.
From lhe Pitfahurn l

From The Pittsbtirg Dispatch (Rep.).
Peace is assured in Europe, the world Is in
formed; but the German budget includes in
creased expenditures for the army just the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26
Where the Re.pons!b!l!tz Rests.

From the Nsl0 Orleans PlcGvine (DeB.).
Since the retura of the Republican party to
the control OF public affairs 10 the nation, the
aggressisns by the blacks and bloody conflicts
between the races have enormously increased.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26
CURRENT COMMENT.
What He Deserves.

From the Nel0 York Herald (Tld.)
hahone is cunning politician. He is using a
dema2oZue methods. and il is to be hoped that
polls.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

sure Threat ~ Cough n suffered T.
pfouess, often Fesiiis 10 a. ineurailie throat o.
ipag trouble "br0Oss hroHctiai IfacAss~
fafe lfsiant relief
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26

NEARLY all the continental powers have now
chosen their magazine rifles. GERMANY has
adopted the Mauser and Lee system. with a
fixed magazine and caliber of rs millimeters,
with charge of Duttenhofer powder of &c
grains almost without smoke. France has dis.
carded the KropstSchek and Gras the former
until recently, the rifle used in the navy. in
favor of the Gras Lebel weighin 2 9s0 kilo
grams, or which !, 900 have already heen
delivered. The magazine is below, and con
tains nine charges. The caliber is eirht mill
meters; the bullet weighs fifteen grains and ig
OF lead, coated with nickel, attaining a velocity
OF go meters Austria has now an imnrovaS
Manucher, with caliber of eight mill.
imetres and three grooves fxad
magazine containing five charges. Italy still
holds to the Vetterl system OF rifle Of 10 4
milhmeters, with fixed magazine holding tweive
cartridges, its weight being {, $50 Kilograms INT
constant experiments are being carried on 10
modify this weapon. Belgium, since 1877 has
employee magazine rifle OF eight mill meters
and three grooves, the bullet weighing sixteen
grains, cased In steel, with Rottereli powder
Denmark. we believe, has finally decided unon
the American magazine Lee rife. Portugal
has adopted the Guedes magazine rife of
eight milllmeters. with hardened bullet.
copper cased, OF sixteen grains and
Rotterell powder. Russia, Spain, Norway
and Sweden and Turkey are still experimentinS
and have not hnally chosen their weapon THE
Swiss, wise In their disbursements. ara not
sparing OF any outlay which may add 20 the
national defense. After long and patient trials
they have adopted wnat is considered by the
military authorities who are accomplished
marksmen and not theorists. an ideal weaDon
proved aud tried under the most severe eondL
tons, This Is the schmidt repeating rife. OF
saven niiillmeters. costing but so fraees- v.itb
cartridges At cents; the weapon, Therefore
Az complete with 800 rounds coming 20 oniy
10 francs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-02
Sic gesrtwesmeer= xstrrs.s.

Sttapa, Ont, 81. Nuguf.-Der Sou
mirifer bat teIeerapbii9 um nGbere Wittbei
lung iber tte Bei6lasnuhme bes iueben In
gictoria, 8..@., elpgetroffeneu 51ooaers
,5ultiata" erIuht. Die Nahri6t Don eei
Auilnft oes beidlasuabnlten Sdoouers
0Qotbfineet" In Sictolia bat ftd3 beaatiqt.
gS i9tnetou, 3. g. 81. 4n8utt. -
S5nbieuerz Naeut Bopeu Der 9teab- Sap gen
tur TN norblpefIid1en Ebeile bes Eela.toliums
gSaihingtcu bat bic yiadiidlt geiaubt, bus
eer g9coner ySas. q. Spau," @lgentbum
s!peier Wiafah SSnotaner, ON 20. Suli oor
tem 3oltutter r6nib" i'm BebrirBsmeer OIL.
eebaItsn nno 100 Robbenfele am Boro bee
Sdnouete crnfiesirt pnroeu. Dem @apttGu
tes EaSr,eu9s pnrbe befcpieu, ieiueu Sure
mad Sittn Al nebmen, bod oratte er oaa
SGifi mad ReabzBap uuo Dirb es BEN
3cus@oIlettor In Bortsenb iiberlieferu. Die
MauriGaft ees SGoouers befaue aus juei
sEeisen (@upitGn uuo Raa) nno IA 5noia'
nern.
Qonbon, /. September. - Der pSbiers
berH iagt la etnem 2e;tartttel iiher bte Beb.
liussmeerfrnse: ygtue amerifaniid1e &omz
pa9nie fonnte nid]t taufeu, mas 6uBlano
niht III usrtaufen bate, namli1 bas aus.
tGIiesli6s &e1t auf ben 8efs bes BeS:
rinsemeeres. Der fdlagsnbfe Broteft gegeu
8nBlanb's gnipriide auf ous Sebrinssmeei
purbe BON Der aomiuifration tes Yrdiioeu'
ten Eierce eiugelest."
Sictoria, S..&., 1. september. r.-@ins
Snbianatious Ss.iammluuy purbe seferr
gbenb BON Rerioren ahsehalteu, bic On ben
0iohbeufan8 i'm Ssbrinssmeer intereiitrt ftnb
BeInIiifie pnrSeu anaenommeu. tpelne S9a
hencrias fir bic beidtusuabmteu 5abrseust
unb antiinitiaen S&ub foroern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-02
GuS Samoa.
RCns 9sfd,mersen aber saB gssbaItea ofs
9entihem.- gSasnm gtaIietoa ote &oat9ss
p{irps tatllt uptsosr ci,nahtf.


g8aibingtou, 3. G., 81. Iusuf. -
sc iolleu Tadridteu bier eiusetroffau ieiu,
pelde bic Sedlase auf Samua oils tsines'
,peSs bsfriebiseuo barfe0en. Der beutlde
&0ninl pno Der Sefebls5aber BET bortigen
oeutiden Sdifie i@eiue1 nod feline burd, Die
@onferens in Berlin antcrifrteu SuffruItios
nen erbalten 3u baben uub iuleu fiG geseu
bic @iuaeborenea berart betrageu, bas iebe
Be!lesun8 Der nod befiebeusen 8irren M
r0gIid3 ifi. Die Seaulten bes StaatssDez
partemeuts pOllen fid3 s,par bariiber nidbt
ausern, bod oerlautet, bab bic Seutdeu ibre
gnmasuugeu nod INNER fortiesen, uuo oas
unier Den @iugeborenen bas 9eriidlt perbrei.
tst tuptbeu, DIE beuti5en Sd1iffs niireen
Gdritte tbuu, nm Die bortiseu Nnipritd,e Der
9entIdeu geIteub ,u MAIDEN. Ra& Sieieu
JtaGhritteu ideiut es flar, taB bic Safirutz
tiouen, bic ben burtisen beutiden Sertreteru
hatten geianot treroeu iouen, entDeber ni1t
eteeiGift trurben noer rnibadhtet tuer6en,
uub bic biefigen SIottenz uub anoers Bearlte
aIoubeu. &ies iei Der @rnno, par1m Na!ie.
tna I'D, weiserte, Die Bflidtan eines S0uias
III iibernebmen, pie fitrsIi9 Sepeiheu aus
Eorbcn Middleton.
Gan 8rau5isco, l. eptbr.-llater
Zen gaffagiereu oes ssfteru :iber 5amua cue
Gufralisu an9efomTeEen Dampfers y3ea.
IauSia" befauo fih gisutenant %. .. Hoie
tom 8uubes 8orratbsfdiff uRo1OngabeIa, )"
peId,es sur Seit In %aSo pae0 ftatiouirt 1T.
9er BnnOes0ampfsr uaoams" batta Samoa
nod uiiht erreidt, oils bic o3ealaubia" aul
II. b. Site. BON bort atstn9, ipurbe ieoodl
tSolid, erpartet. &br1iral Him6erln beab.
it.tat, TN uG9Ften Wiorot mad ben Yer.
Staaten absuretleu. @r=S0nis Ralietoa' g
@siunbbeit lou blr4 iiine Iause Serbaunuus
total ,erriittst iein, uno onseblid aus oieieuI
Gruate if er boz Der Sanb uid1t seueist, wte.
ser bic a6nigspiirbe su iiberaebmeu. Sra,
toafa bIeibt porldufia i'm gmte. Die politi.
Ibe Gituatiou iif ioaff unuerGnbert uub boil.
ffdneiae Stube berriGt auf Der Suiel.
Die Sduptliuse Wianai uub afie. tpsl9e
nit MaIietoa i'm Grtl auf ben Maribnn. .Sa.
isIn uareu uub nit ,su suriidiesrteu, er,Ga.
len, bas Ralietoa, als er IN Scluit auf ben
hentfGen Rriegst atnpfer rgSolf" gebra9
uurbe, MN bic &Hdfabrt mad Samoa an;u.
treteu, aus Se,;peifluus itber SOrb ipraus
neil sr slaubte, tie Seuii6eu tpputsn ibr
rieser mad Sauleruu biiuseu. gr tuurbt
vou bsr Naunitait hes Sriegebampfers ge.
rettet.-@in sur Partsi Eamaieis's sebSrise,
giuaebnrsner, pelter Dor aursem ieiner
Brueer erihes, if BON EamuiaIe gum Eobt
eurd ben Strnus usrurtteilt tpOrheu uni
irute am Is. Augrif sn 9Iatuaunou ssbaua
peseeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-02
Staot Baltimore.

Gin frObli9er lug g.-@effera
itiib ueranifaltete pr. @. Siebler, BETTER
etr RSbeltii@lerei an Der Barre Struse, fir
ietne Iugefelten einen au5fus mad Ber'
tran's farm oil ber Sariorhs s0toab. 3uei
prdhtie teforilte @ageu brahteu bic fr0az
Iid1en @Gfe in bic irii6e ytatur, po Elm
SrGbftid nit obIisatem yinS rou Brau Der
from bereit eeunnt poreeu mar. ais Der
Suuaer uno 8Irf gefiiQt mar, belt Sr.
SGeer, Der GlteIie Grbeiter in 6ru. SiehIer'3
@eiGaft, cine paFienee HnIpra6e. SIN 9auie
bee Sages fan6en mebrere Spiele fiott, BET
tenea bic SS. &. Branenbo!3, q. Stiel,
Bettr SGo6e8 uno Better &isie Breiie 9ss
tpapneu. Der Seinmeg tpur6e in oer Gn9ez
rebrfen Summing augetreten.
SeIbEmorb. @eors @tntb, eiu 46
Sabre alter Siitler, bssins seferu Sormits
taa SelbItmorb, ineem er fib in ieiuem 3tul'
mer i'm 6nuie gir. 925, yforhs Central. aoe.
elb1rate. gcroaer @cdriu eradtete eiueu
Suqueft Itir unn0ibis. Glutb bate feline Sls
Mile une mo1ute iiir iif aaeiu. srauthelt
berbinoerte ibn, N nrbeiten, uno er beflno
f6 heabaIb in ietr biiritiseu SerbiltuifieI.
@efieil Ha6mtttag nm llbr mouse i6n ieta
giefie beIuden. aIs sr auf isiu Slopieu an
Der 9biir feine 4ntport erbielt uuo oisielbe
tstf6IrFen fuuo, hO!te er ben YoLisifea See,
bsn er out Der Stsa5e trai, ksrbtt. Sieier
lpreugte bic 5hiir, uub nun fanoen Die Sai.
ban glntb on einem Stlide bduser. 3wtt
in tte gSano Qeidluaene Rdsel bistter oeu'
Islben. 8as 9eRft ess 9tannes NOR Der
s.ITt NIB eantslbIau, uno Der Eoe oiisnboI
IGrn DOR mebreren StEuoen sinsetreten.
Ser llnsIiidIids bat einea Srneer, gia'
msus Sobauu, Der an Der 9arehrase ~ Gan
ton mcbnt.
@lntt's 3inmsr lag i'm 8. Stcd na4 BIN
ten tinaus. SIN 1. Stodmett bsEneet IA
tas 2absnssidait pen Sob, eisbs2maua,
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@enn'S Wabr TIT.
eas!tsIs ?. 1tahaus's SGhtt aber Ole gsia'
gasafaue. - Gin aaaebItM aIaGitd1 poUs
brathteS ESaasfti,6.

bradte4 ESageftI6.
NiagarasEalls, N,.9., l. Ssptbr,
Carlisle .. Graham, tpel1er am lesteu
Snnntaa gfadmttag por ben Auseu BON
l5,C00 gleui6en cine erfolgreihe fSabrt burG
Die Sttubel Stromitnellen uuo ben RaeI.
gTom ees giiagara in eiuen1 iasfSrr1igeu
goOte nudte, iR heute, pie GRAHAM uib Ell.
nt8e nent9e argeblidje An9eu3eugen nrittbeis
len, Ia benz ndnliten Hoote fiber be Nia'
saratlue astllsben. Die angenseu9eu mad
ten tolgenoe g!ittbeilnngen oariiber:
um 6 usr seute firth wnrbe bas Sag, In
psl4sm @rabam i4oH Ylas 8euomnleE bate,
ben Iae9 Scrne uno @arrett Stableb tn ben
nn!uR h'uaHabu9firt uHb nm Fl llbr gesen
tber Der Rtinbuns bss gbippslpa grest se.
ben sslufeu. gs trieb nit reiBenSer Sduete
lt9ie.t flsomabparts, flies 0fters sesen Sels
leuTtfie an nns :uar bGufig no0tomu1eu unter
Weiier, bis es gsgeu 7.10 aul Ranoe oee
AbGrEnees ar3elauSt mar unb 200 SuB tief
tinabfiirlts. Das s5aS fies balb, iGetubar
oalla nnbei4Ibigt, aus oem sBafsr am SuSe
Der ssGle eirpcr unb brebte fid lange Seit i'm
Sreils Der 6itdfl1muug.
@tuler Sosnon Idnar1m bonn cauabiIhe II
llftr beriiber nno buaiirte bas SaB nit Siiti:
zines baraa befefii9ten Setles an's 9ano, no
Graham mn 7.25 ucn Soues unb eiuem 9rH.
@ahiu beraussehobeu uuo mad Der 5orue'.
Ifeu ssirtbifaft sebrc4t wurbe. gr paI
bepuBtlaS, erbolte iid jebod i4neu, o59lsifJ
er f@ nod itbsr beitiSe SamsrBsu i'm 8iidtu
uno aopfe bei6wer:e.
Seiner Nu9abe nod iauu er iih ben benz
Alsenblide bes Sturses an auf Jtidts Mebl
erinnetn, bis er Senlanben on Der Seite bee
i5efes flopfen uno ibu iraseu b0rte: rgrG'
bani, 1nb Sie nod am 0eSen ?" lluseiGh,
spSif Esrpncn uerblr9eu fiG fir bic 4rsabe
ons iidh Graham In bem Goote befauo, mt
riele anhere erfldren, fs batten bafielbe tbsl
tie TGue tyeibsn lebsu. Graham murot
Babri&einlih eurd ben llmfianb, SaB 5tebG
SrObie in Der ausaeiproHeuea abiiUt, itbei
bic Sale tirab au ipriuseu, bier auseiom
men iii, 3u BEN Wagsfiiid psranlnst.
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9ahnNnfa4e.

WibbIebnrs, ST., 81. Iuguf. - Sin
ron Der Bierbe3 e3iidter. SeriammIung In Ruts
Iaub fommenher @rturfonssug fieS geferu,
s llbr 80 Wiin. gbenoe, bier Mteilen BON bier
nit eiuem iiiolitb eebenbeu Stebiug suIams
men. Seite 9ofouiotiren, elm @agaon uno
Gin Sbeil zines nueereu &assons oes Gr'
tutfons,usss. iupie sebn ober atpGIf NIT
Sdreiuen belrbeue sSagsons purbe,i ger.
triimmert. 2oforiotiuf @mers bonn Bai.
iagier3ua lab bic anbere 2oiouotiue mn bic
aurbe iommen, leste Die 2uftbremje an, idob
ben Sei3er bon Der 2ofonotiue uuo bIieb, nit
Ieiuer Saub am Sabel, bis gum Gnbe. Gr
nurbe auf ieinem Bofeu setSStst. GuSer
ism biiSte1 Der gafagier. @onbufteur Siram
Glcteett pou ytortbfsIb nnb Der Seiser 8ul.
Gmern ben ct. GIbaus ibr 2eben Elm. Ser.
lett nnrteu artbur unb Charles Sunt bon
Repz Sapen, ST., Seur1 Berrin bon ct.
Ilbans, Gonbutteur Baton, 8. 8. Chiffon
ben ct. glbars, 2otomotibiibrer bes Hradts
suaes. Der 3uiamnlenfos nurbe burh cis
men gtebeI beruriadt, tpelder bic 2itter oes
Rnfaaieriuges uerbnnfelte.
Ght3uso, 81. auguit. - Cine g8iles
cot" ."2oiomotpe if nnbe Glmbarft In eiuen
8eriouenjug ber nGRicagc North. 8sferu.
gahn" geranbt. 3pei SdIafmeasuus uuo
trei nu6ere Nosaous mErbeu sertriimnert.
Cine gusabt Pafastsre erIitt SerLssnugen.
@bepenne, Rpo.sS., 81. aua.-@ine
2ofomotiue urb bier Iradtpasgous Der
Union. Bacifc.8nbnn fub unbe Sod greeI
lurdh cine brerneute @tienbnbubriide hiuab
in bic Eiefe eeftiir3t. DIR 3uafftrer nuroe
getUetet; Der SeiIer rettete fd our9 eiusu
rsG1t;eitioen Spruu9.
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@efosmpo orsataae III mtjnsIippt

Sadiou, Rif., 81. ausuf. - Sn elmer
Situus Der gStctes alliance" tft bur6 8eio.
lutiousn Der 2egislatur enlpfubleu porben,
bic gtrpauberuEs uad oem Stuate mSgidi
III l6reern nnb Elm faatiidss Nderbau Sii'
re GU unb larttpirtbi@aitli9e Shnleu eta,u.
ridten. Oian befiirDortst feruer bic Iuunb.
NE zines @eistes, peldaes bic Snipeftiou bon
Gd,IaHlpieb obiigaioriid na@t. DUO III
mau Der Nnf6t, aas @iienbabuen uuo Ban
fen nidt su YripiIesieu. .Gbgabeu, iOabern ;u
SteuerH nad tem Wertbe bes SeFses beran
eesogen perben icltau lin bem Padtu1s
rSruf" entgegeu sH treten. min man ben
Staat gum getrishe elmer Badtunfabrif i'm
gtaate3uGtbanie oeranIafeu. Die @inbe.
rnfuus eines Seriafiuugs. 9oRueats pirb
briuoenb beiiirmortet.
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GnfhGAfDfef.

Sattfar, H.sS., 81. ausuH. .-Su ct.
Yierre, OiiqueIon, nuroe Der W0roer Steal
gefietn bernittelfi Der @ntlloliue enthanptet.
Wsau bate ibn eiue 3pangsiade ansetbau
unS eine Sdnbe auf oeu &iiden ssbunben.
Sierauf tpurbe er bon beu @efdnsniB uad
benz @erid)t sebraGt, NO er Dor ben 8t9tsrl
isiu SerbreGen eiuseftenr rEh ertIarte. oaB
Der S1nopps ibn Su cen Wi0roc setriebeH
bGtte. Bon benz 9cri9t ngrbe er auf eineu
6ffentliGen Blot gebradbt, mo- bic 9uillottue
nufsefeut mar. @r fi6te ben Priefter ieGs
Winl. beuOr er auf bic Blattform trat, bauu
panbte er fid On 6ie Wenge unb belt bic
uaafiebenbe Iuipr0G3e: Speure 6rsunbe;
uleiI Same ift gfeal. Sd, bin Der erfe
Wauu, pelGer ant biefe sBeife in ct. Bierre
5irgertdtet pirb. SD bebaHre n1eine Ebat
unb hofie, baB ME tpieber in ct. Yierre cine
9iIri6tuus, ME bic r11etue, u0rtommen pirb.
@ott beidiise @u@ IIe!" @r purbe nun,
cas- @eidt nod unten, auf Elm Brett sebun,
ZEN, peIGes bic unter Sas Utefier Sei5oben
uurbe. !3u bem Seuter faste er nod: prna&e
feiu Serieben!" Berjelbe beriibrte eiue Be-
Der, unb bus @eiier iaufte 5erab, Obns ius
hefen ben &ppf BON Stumble 3u treuaen.
Spr 9rh ffnf fofnrf DIN
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Sttses gSstter.

RabiIou, Bifc., 81. auguF. F.-@efsla
TGr ceT bei5eie Sns oes biesiabriSsa Soni'
ueIs. 9as Ebermometer ei.eidhte etHs qoaE
Ton SO Grab. Gus Eopeta, 4aui., 8odIoro' :
Su., ct. Bail, giinn., Bismard, N.s2et.,
piro sbsuials Gle auiuait Der tparH:a sHlt'
psle gemelest.
8es Dioines, Sa., 81. GueIf. .-Sett
Ten lesten brei Easeu berrdt bier eine nusr:
tIdsIiGe Sise. Sas EterulSmster II aut
102 grae in Shattsn 9efIsgen. Die oon
esm Nettsrprophet in Der Suuo eshanpttaet
pcruusaeinste tiible euftpsIe III, ME as'
wQbuli4, ni4t eiusetrsfieus
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GiAe S4iTSmaanfd,aft itst Sc R3aapfe
init S8tlOeu.

Gan Srau;isco, 1. 5sp;br. - BIe
uufIaIiidc 3eitnngeu mittbsileu, puyNe ber
Gdooper ,Sauo," Elm fteines SaubeIsfaac,
3eus, am 26. Suni Su 02alanta bon @iugebcs
reneu iiberfaGIeR, pslGe Den Steueruau1
eabbsu eriGOhen uub etHeri 5dnbler, gtas
mems Cooper, NIT eiuer grt Sas 6aupt ntz
ftIugeu. pr. Reatiug, Der &igsHibiincr bes
SGbrBerss, uub mebrere auSere Bsrioueu
murosu bernunbet. iGIuseu oie Nuareifer ie'
bod N bic Slu&t unb t0oteteu Sp6If SerieI-
ben. Sc petlautet, baB Seai.na ieitbem &C.
dnfber1 IN
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9AnEetotts.

@bicago, 81. 4us. - 6rauf 6. Selmer
III gum seri&tli&eu WafenoerpaIter ber
Mobelitrma @tbion, Parliib & 60. eruauut
unrbeu. Die Comp asuie mar i'm Suli b. s
Don bIei psrl9teoeueu Sirmen NIT eiaem Be-
trisbstopltals BON $3.50. 900 etatlirt tuorbeu.
Cine aesenlsitise fiuanbisQe EuaeiuanSeriet.
suDs Dtre lest uru ben &Ompasuie= =Sahaberu
peranat.
baron Raf., 81. aug. -Sorace 9.
Sbsparb. Der Sdaasmeiiier ber SolsbGnoler-
6i,Ta Sbeparb & Worie, bat nit $1Oe,OOC
Standardization ieiue 3asluuseu siassfsut,
Sic Attiua 6elauieu fid nuf 100000. Sts.
parb tebauptet, ons bic Sirma in fsiuer Be:
sietuus 81 isineu 8aaierotte febt.
Vrooto ben &c, 8.sS.. 81. Nugua.-Sit
,giottirgbam Mus" Der ban... .p.tsu pgBau
rseai. @ompagnie" "fnb aui @rur elmer Sab
Irnssfrrhernus Der Sirma 8ilsl {; @rss Dol
SoFsu bsi4Iasaasmt poresu,
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Ser Yrrth,,,,, etnss atsSes.

gIbaua, R..D., /. Septsn6er.-
g8abreno etue eliiabttge Eo@ter Sgron
sBeId's beute ibr eli IIOuote nlte8 o9nea
ferdsn i'm arme bate, uerinHste oas Slno
Boifer, unb bas Mdbdeu CAB ibm aus
tinem @eilB Su trinieu, tpeld)es neben Der
Geite zines aubereu, tiiriIidl aetorbsnen
9inbes Der Samilie fiauo. Das @etaB eat'
tielt iebOd fein Bafer, ioroeln cine 9tTttSe
fiIiiiiisieit, EsIde gum @inbaIinmlren Der
2ei6e heuubt peIben iOIIte. Gin Gr;t muroe
iofort 81 ShIte ssrufen, alIetu bGs Sinh ttarb
hnih hnrnnf