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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-19
IN BOTTLES AS FOLLOWS:
TO THE PATRONS OF THE
BURGLAR ALARM COMPANY.

Having been informed that certain ulauthor-
lied parties have visited some of our patrons,
themselves as employees of this
company, | would hereby inform l of our
patrons that the officers of tbs company are
required 10 toeGr the Official badge of the com
pdHB and no Others are authorized oy us to en-
ter your premises or tamper vita our wires or
alarm boxes u I'D r any circumstances, ex en-
employees doing this kind of business
CHARLES WHITE,
SuDarintandant
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SAVANNAH RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

SAVANNAH. GA, June 10th, 1889
The Prize Contest Of the Association will take
place on FRIDAY, 2lst inst, in tead O. THURS
DAY. Goth last. There will be no meeting on
THUR DAY of this week Unavoidable cir
cumstances require this change Cars will
| ave West Br ad street at o'cl ok P. NJ New
rules now ready for delivery. Apply to Secre-
tary JAS. w. MCALPIN, President
JNo. NJ. BRYAN, Sec. and Treas.
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In response to a card which appeared in Sun
days News, l would state that none but
Nugent's Fresh Bread, CAKES, ETC., are for sale
daily at my st re, and no orders received on any
other bakery. CaGes in stock now can be seen
~ I out toe aid of gla sses. ]. NJ. ANDRE.
7%4 an 1919 Whitaker street, formerly II
Mnii akar
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WANTED.

Young man who has had hotel or mercantile
business experience. as Night Clerk at one of
the lea ling hotels in Savannah. Must be good
accountant and write good hand and be able
to give good city references. To such a party
will give good salary ami permanent position.
Address R. W., Morning News oface-
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NOTICE.

All bids for erecting building southwss,
corner Barnard and B-oughton streets INNS. :.
handed in by u NJ, THURSDAY, 10th inst
JOSEPH D WEED
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THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Death at Jouesooro.

JoNEsBoRo, Ga, June 1S.-On Sunday
morni g Jonn S, Crockett died. He leaves
four moUherless daughters. He was b ri d
on NJ )nday. The decease carried $22, 900 in
life sura CO.
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TELFAIR LITERARY AND ART UNION.

The meeting advertised to take place THIS
AFTERNOON at the residence of Mrs. ]. g.
Thomas, has been unavoidably postponed
NJ. W. THOMAS, Vice President
MARIA MINIS Secretary
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SAVANNAH YACHT CLUB.

The adjourned semi-annual meeting of the
Gu viii take place at the Club House, Thun-
derbolt, on WEDNE ,DAY. June -, at $50 P.
II. I e Treasurer will read his report, and the
revised bylaws and sailing regu atoms will be
ready for dis,r button. The Coast Lice railroad
will rul speci Il train, lea ing the junction at
O'Clock, city time. A large attendance is re-
Quested. By order of
THEODORE L. KINSEY, Commodore.
Attest: G. W. HAUPr, Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

GOLDEN RULE LODGE NO. II. 1. o. o. r.
regular meeting Of this Lodge viii be held
THIS EVENING at O'Clock, at southeast
corner President and Jefferson streets over
Trinity Church lecture room
A full attendance is earnestly requested
Members of other Lodges and visiting brothers
are invited TO attend.
By order of THOMAS STOCKTON, n. G.
Z. Z. CHEATHAn. Secretary.
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A GREAT many men acquire 81 worth OF
ponposity and arrogance with 81 pubic
otice.-PeteTSostrg InQer-Appeak
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PAINTS.

OILS AND vARNIsHEs. LEADS, CoLoRs
AND MIXED PAINTS.
Barry Bros. Hard Oil and Varnishes. fnIJ
stock of Paint and White Wash Brushes 1 On
hand. Call and get prices at 20
EDWARD J. KIEFFER'S
Drug and Seed Store.
Corner West Broad and Stewart straits
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Results of the Gamss Between the
Country's Leading Teams

Results of tho Games Between the
Country's Leading Teams.
WASHINGTON, June 1S-BAse ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
At Baltimore postponed game)-
Louisville ..........1 / 5 o 81
Bias. nit: Baltimore 16, Louisville H. Errors:
Baltimore 6, Lou sville /. Batteries: Cunning
ham ali CantZ, Ramsay and Vaughan
At Philadelphia
Columbus. ........o 0 8 0 o 8 o o. s
Base hits; Athletic 10, Columbus Errors:
Athletic 8, Colu nous ~. Batteries: W 9yning
Matthews Cross and Gunaing; BALDWIN,, Pee,
pies and Bligh.
A Brooklyn
s., Is1Is .. I'd 1888 -
Brooklyn 2 St. Louie q Batteries: Terry and
Busnong, King and Boyle.
AT Caattan 'oga-
Chattanooga ............. ..,...........,.,, 5
Base ii 5: & iattanooga 8, New Orleans s.
E TORS Chattanooga 2, New Orlstns 5. Bat
teries; Jones and lolgan, Houston and
Schacheren.
THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
ATLANTA, Ga, June Heterogeneous
were effected tnis afterno m ny which the
South ri Base Bali League will be Ike Il
together. Inc Charleston team has become
the pro perty of Atlanta and will bsgil a
ser .es Of games in Macon tomorrow.
The Me ropolllal Street Car Company
ag ees 30 fix up the Atlanta grou d., with
the exception of putt G roof the grand
S and, TO which tn co 4pany will CO ltrioute
$25. The WORK will cost SIS, the remainder
OF which will be raisel by subscription.
The grounds viii bs aiy by Saturday, at
which time Atlanta viii play New Orleans.
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ION 10 NNIIe
FOR RECEPTION.

IT'S a boon to the mistress who keeps but one
maid,
Fen the lady VINO boards can receive" with
its aid.
Hospitality now is made easy and clear,
A I'd the friend who drops ln'' goes not forth
without cheer
When husbands come home from the Office or
store,
How grateful the ''Maggi'' which loving ha nds
hold,
Steaming hot in midwinter; in summer Ice cold.
Sojourners at mountain, at farm or seashore,
In their trunks hold Of ".Haggi'' one bottle or
more;
1t speeds life and health through the invalid's
veins.
New strength comes to Danish bis weakness and
pains.
But the triumph which puts all the rest to the
rout,
Is the tribute sent in by the man who camps
He says:
Its perfection; no matter how where
Or when it is used, there is ght can compare
When we e seeking the game it relre shes and
cheers;
When we're eating the same its perfection ap-
pears.
It's necessity, luxury, just as you stand,
In the palace or Tent 'Maggi' meets the de-
mand."
IN BOTTLES AS FOLLOWS:
PLAIN BOUILLON in 32-ouncs bottles
PLA N BOUILLON in bounce bottles
WITH FINE HERBS in 5-ounce bottles
WITH TRUFFLES in 5-ounce bottles.
JOHN REILLY,
Importer and Specialist,
so Whitaker Street.
Telephone 165.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIVIDEND No s

A---s1 w D.
A dividend of So per snare fro,r, thu -,
OF this Company for the past six nonfbs - -
been declared, payable at the ONCE of the rst Is
urer. 1925 Bay street, on and after Julv1 ,Sas
July 1st W T. VIII sou S,s4e 70
Treasurer Metropolitan Savings and Loan =.
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8 CENTS.

PEACHES AND CREAM
HEIDT'S SPECIALITY,
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1T NEVER FAILS

1T NEVER FAILS.
ULMER'S LIVER cORRECTOR is vuaror.
teed to be safe and reliable medicine for NJ
pepsia. Aciu Stomach, Constipation. Nervo,,
Headache, Diarrhoea, Dysentery and other dis.
eases arising from dlsordered state of The
liver. Recommended by prominent physicians
and awarded highest prizes over Competitors
Ask for ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR anS
take no other. Prepared by
B. +. ULMER, NJ D.,
Pharmacist, Savannah, Ga.
Price 81 per bottle. If you cannot obtain the
"Corrector" from your druggist, send yopr
order direct and it will be forwarded by er.
press, freight paid.
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The Petit Jurors excused until TO-DAY
(Wedne :day, 10Th inst } ars notified that they
will not be required to report until TO-MOR-
a N. By order OF His Honor r FAIILaAYT,
Judge Z. j. e. OF Ga NJ. +. MOLINA,
Deputy Clerk s. G. C. C.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertisements inserted under "SpectaI
Notices" i1tH be charged 81 90 a Square each
Insertion
PHENOMENAL THE CRAZE
Excited throughout Europe and in the large
cities of this country by
MAGGI's BOUILLON,
A LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
Unlike any ever before offered; a teasDoonful
of which put into cup Of
HOT WATER
COLD WATER
ct makes not the least difference which,
Makes at once
PERFECT AND PALATABLE
BEEF TEA
That sick or well will relish.
The simplicity with which it can be used
quickly demo lstrated it as being as indispensa-
bic in the kitchen as salt or pepper. Two table
spoonfuls TO quart of water (adding tomatoes,
peas or other veSetabies) will make a better
soup than hours spent over the fire by the finest
cook.
A small quantity Of the Fine Herbs Bouillon
added to GRAVES, stews, ra2outs. entrees. ETC.,
will improve them so as to surprise you.
A small quantity of the Bouillon with Trufles
added to roasts, game, etc., makes them simply
perfect.
TO THE
PLAIN BOUILLON
and its use as
A VERAGE
I particularly direct your attention. Unlike all
other Beef Extracts; it is extremely palatable;
no need to add ,alt or p PIPER; can be used by
the m st inexperienced. Ready at all times,
ready at once, by simply putting teaspoonful
in cup of water Just as nice ice-cold as
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n r. CENTS will LAY Tor THE DAILY
n MORNING NEWS one week. delivered
Ito any part of tie city. Send your adj
&n " dress with 2S cents to the business
ONCE and have the paper delivered regularly.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VldGIiIA.

SUMMER LAW LECGUREs ,nine weekly
begin 1lth uly, 1899. and end 18th September
For circular Apply (P. o. University Of Va to
JOHN B. MINOR, Prof. Com. and stat. Law.
M USIC--ARF--EL0COTI TON, an tirnelai
w Culture. Desirable positions open to pro-
Rressive students All Interested will receive
valuable intormatioa free By addressing E.
TOURJEE, Boston, Mass.
NEW YO.K MILITARY ACADEMY, Corn
~ walLon-Huds N. Col c. J. WRIGHT, B.
8, An. Supt; B. F. HYATT. Condt of
Cadets
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ANOTHER LOT FOR SALE.
Just received, another lot Of
ROYAL ENGLISH HAIR BRUSHES
Two in Russia Leather Case, absolutely tbs
best Brushes made; bristles cannot come ont
Also an importation OF
SOLID BACK HAIR BRUSHES.
New Styles; Badger Hair Lather Rrnsbo.
Buffalo Horn and Rubber Dressing Combs
BUFFERS PHARMACY,
Corner Bull and Congress Streets
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MARRIED ON A TRAIN.

John Owens of Atlanta, aud Miss Laura
Pins N of GreenvIlle. 5. C., were m rrie
on the Georgia railroad passenger train j IS
before it arrived at Deca ur last night. Th.
lady id been vi iii friends here. Sn
and Ovens boarded the train at 1890
O'Clock to 60 to Decatur. Rev. D. n.
Breaker Of Gree vile, S. c., was on the
train en- route to Augusta, and was called
upon to perform the. marriage ceremony,
which he did. The couple spent the mig It
a, Decatur and returned to Atlanta this
morning
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertisements inserted under "SpectdI
Notices. t0tH be charged 81 90 Square each
insertion
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NOTICE TO PETIT JURORS SUPERIOR
COURT

MARIA MINIS, Secretary.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ROOM NO. f6 KELLYs BUILDING.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11

bemerfte genug Qeute, tpel6e erii9tli6 bas
BeDiirfuiB na0 einem iparlnen. tDlrflt0 err
ndrmenoen Granfe bergefiibrt bate. .Suz
meJleu tr;iit man cine gau5e 8amilie, Batter,
W{utter uno &tnber, Die ii4 al &afiee,
G5ofolaoe u. !. 70. giitli0 tbun. Die @ltern
ftuD 3ufrieoen un0 Die runoen @eii0t0en
Ser Steiner 1traDlen. Oo5 Ger8riiGen lit
biuig: G6ofolooe 3 Gents, &afie, Wtil@,
@renanine, SobanniSbeer, Gitron, Selters1
molier 2 Gents, Elm Glas be8 lanoesibli6en
Bieres Sarp % @eutS, etn @laS Gsaun6ter
2 Gents. 2In ben 8dnben unb 8feilcrn
bes QerGumigen Saales b%efinoen iih elmo
QnsnbI Sprii0e, 5. s.: User Elm &i1o
50uaps trinten lebrt, lit Elm i6Ie6ter
0ater;" yQBenn ber W}ann in WirtbSbauS
lodt, itebt Die jSrau I'M Nintel unO wetnt )"
vltnul1bigteit treibt ben 8eritanO aus Dem
Scope, nus @elo aus Der Gai6e, Den @llenz
bo0en 6ur0 ben 9tod, Die @elunbDeit aus
benz G0rper." Gerbient fam uub ioa bel
ioiden 2(nitalten nidltS iperben; Die NuSz
gaben iilto grDBentbeitS bur6 Setiteuer1 3t
Defen. Sc0enfalIS 6Qben aber Die @rllnOer
Der eriten ioI6en 5Gafeeidente in Briilel
etn grpBeS 8erntenit Die Nusbrettung tbrer
QuiiAten lit in einem 2atbe, baS lol6e I'M
malien bon Shnaps oerbrauGt, rebt
milui6enSipert6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11
@icat aV0Gctf.
geiener 9eutl1e 3eituns. Is. Ottober.)

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g1ielt 1T rpte ourd ei1 Q8unoer elmer Sea-
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gegangen, bon BENT iib freilId 8roIellOr
6alb l1id)t5 trGuntel lieB. 0anSe StraBell
ipdGelten uno 0epperten, SeSlrfe
htbten ul0 unauf00rlt6e Conner
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bon mag eS nidt i6redliher 5ugegoll9et
ieiu. 9lber mic ii1 Seoernlann iiber5eu9en
fam, ftebt Wien nod Guf DEM alien Sled
ul1o BON all ben Gbereien, Die Dieie 28ad7
lerei peri1ulbeten, lit feiner ein 9eioS 8e1
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StruBen MIR duf Dem Yapier uno auf Sc
DeiB Der ptelen Gerehrer unlerer ltebltdcl1
SDere e II ipnCtelter, Die ii6 Deute tDre5
9fdmenSfefte5 crfreuten. S1 elnem btelt8en
8iotte lit taft cine ganSe NnsejgensSeit nit
Sbereienz 0liidp;iulWeu nuSgefitlt. ullo Die
begeilterten SGereIianer begnitgen ii6 in
ibren @efitblSer9ifien ntdt nit Dem berettS
iiblideu IS onrernoeu sos, lonoern
lalien gIei6 gauge Staottbetle Our6 oaSz
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elmer ebrenDertGen GreiSlerlil SIT Gbre1 eth
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gan3e 6ernalier Seppolbgalie 6eppert".
Sin yitiuer Geoba6ter" raft li6 gu etnem
Standardization Sod fir cine molIete uno
reibe Gdfieeltebertn BON @allnen3oOrf alf,
yOaB Die game SelDgaile iuadelt uno
SnppeIt". Weiter lGBt @iler bic 9anSe
28ilbeimitraBt uno baS ganse 23er 6auS
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gaiie in 6ernalS (etner Gberele tue9en y,
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Der Mtntergaiie miilieu ipegen Derihieoener
GDereien 10 II. I'm ben gansen Wiez
nerberg sum Wadeln 81 bringen, ldBt iogar
der &affeebruoer" eiu m tlltnnenfaheS
SOD eri6auen; fir Die interchangeable
in 6ernalS geniigt sur Wadelun9 einem
@ntbuitalteu ein 999, 999TabeS Sod, uno
10 gebt bas 0epQGel Durd eine gauge Geibe
BON StraBen: 0ammitraBe III Wletoltng,
9tubolfftraBe, gfeubauer Girbengalie u.i.p.
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bGrtblertn 81 @6ren ben garSen sc 6z
martt 10 a II, mogegen it6 Dobl tDes
gen Der barnit osrbunDcnen S6iti6erfl flu
tbuug Der 9anse 9taihn1arft auf bas lebbafe
teite %pertpa6ren tpiiroe. Gum Slid perz
lessen aber biele er6bebenlultlgen @liidtDiin-
lde, tpeld)e 3umetit in ben yenterenWritnoen"
iehr be!ie6t itn0 u mir Die 0er3en Der Derz
i6iebenen 3bereien in Notwithstanding,
unb fritiih lit Der Sag nur fir iene Sbere>
len getporoet, Die aus ben xfaden 6o0S
ibren be9eiiterten Gere9rer 6erauS3uorafeln
DertUdltet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11
9eagnt&u cittpeit 1T 8ctotea.

OtA eIt Ii. Otl.
9ie leit eintgen Sabren i'm gSadbaritaate
9ollano lt6 gelteno maden0e 8etpegung ge>
gen Die Orannttpeinpeft lit auf Betreiben
etniger Observation-Disclosures eu0 mad 8elgien
perpflanst moroen. OaS Ganb lit betaunt
negel ieiner all3gesetd)netel S6NGple; me-
niger befantt aber lit, in tDeld' uugebeueren
Wfalien Belgien ge6rannteQSaler Derbraudt.
2Gir BADEN ruuo $500 Sd)uLen uno 1876, 900,
id9e et II ; uu0erti e d5unbDretbtg
tau en0 Gneipen! Helgien perz
brau0t aQidhrli6 l2o Willionen 8rancs,
Die in Sorm bon 20 Wfilionen 2iter NGfobpl
Durd) belgiiAe 0urgeln flieBen. DEM
9unOe geGeI Die 8rannttpeinpeit iii baber
bic 8ere6ti9ung t%pabrbGftig .ni6t obSuz
lpred]er.
6ier in Ser 60uptitabt bat Ser meniben5
freunblihe 8uno Dor &urSem Elm Bolts
Ga e gegriil0et, elm &afieebaus fir bic
Wtaiien, fir ben fleinen Wtann, ben Gage
a%rbeiter, Dem bort itatt zines i'm l~onglon1
uergiftenben Suiels gelunbe 0etrdnte gez
boten tperOen ioleu. Sn Der StraBe 9lte
aornbale II beftnOet iiG bic 6ale: Cafe
pOpulaire - Volkscoffiehuis genannt. @s
lit ein Diibi6eS, fir ben !3pet redt polienz
DeS @ebGuoe. SIM eriten Stode befinDet
it6 etn %gerGumriger Saal, in tpeldem Weitz
9lteoer oes 8erein5 DLigue contre
Palcoolisme" oocr Bond tegen de %slijterij
van sterke dranken" all neri6ieoenen
Nbenoen 8OrtrGge baIten ner6en. SIN @rbz
gel6cle lit Oas ei0entlide 8affee0aus. SD
taro eS BET meinem 8eiude sientlid gefiut.
0a Die Gnitalt crit lett etnt9en Gagen be-
tte9t, maren ertIdrlihertpeiie nod sablrei6e
gteugterige unter ben AntDeienOen, aber man
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11

idlniidt morOen - bebdgte1 i6nt crit re0t
nt9t. CT mil ein Wlonumeut, dbltllh benz
be5 grobeu Rurfiirigeu mo TricOridS oes
@iroBen uuf Der ShloBfreibeit nit Dem
alien Sd)ioB ais 0irter8runo, IND oamlt
lprid)t ct 8telen aus Der Seele. Ote Dent
0eutiAen angcbOrene un0 etn9e0rlutc
lt1termirfigteit lpiro tDrn babel noDl
Demiitbi9 ent0e9enipeOeln ulo mir tperoen
oas Oenflnal 10 erbaltell, iple Seine WtdIe7
itGt IS milnl0t.
Q8Gbrenb auf Ser Obertpeit oarGber
herumge1tritten miro, tpje oer alte 8atler III
WfQrnlor ober Grj Oerepi8t mer0en 1ol,
iinDct Ct uuh i'm Wrabe feline 9tIbe, trtlps
fern GlS buS SO Il II pleum II SPAR
lottenburg ltmgebaut miro. Die
6aupt0rbeit eritreGt ii6 gegelpdrtl9 auf
Die innere Nu5iNmilduliQ oeS Derbreltertelt
0auptraume5, Die 0anS i'm GDdratter Der
alten Decoration erf0lgt. O0s 0rltft@
gtlD0lbe, 0a5 fribcr in c~tn3elne NbtDetlui11
gcn ierlcgt Dor, lit 81 eilem eln5!0el1 9r0Belt
Wep0lbe peretHjgt iDproelt. 0er S1r9
lSilbelmS /. ltebt IN Der Dor0eren Oa(le 0eS
WtQuiolcumS 3lpiiden jenen bcIoen Sn>
idriftcntafelu, lpeldc beiagen, hab rltelt
Bic @lterlt oe5 NCrbli0cnen l6lafen. &alts
betabcr ltlt0 I'M DEN Sarg 0tfaeltelit uto
Die 3erStlI oerlelDeU per0en dnge3llll0et,
meln Wtitgticoer be5 S%aiierbauics ooer
0nOere fiiritlide Neriouen, mte am Sonn>
Tag Der 8aiier pon WuBlano, Den 8la5 be-
iuheU. @tlihe uerblibcnc &rGuSe, su heneI1
elmer aus 9orbeerblQtterH uub GDlet, bonn
@saren njeoer9elegt, DinSugetonmen lit,
Iiegcn su bcioeu Seiteu oes init rotbem
Sammet iiberScgenen ulO init uer9OlOeten
&rOnen IND Nblcrn per5jerten Sar8eS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-11
Jnlano.

-0te pant d : amertfani den
Ga It pom all>amertfani6 den
GongreB itno an geieIli 6aftIt~
d. EN- S6lift ibren @aitgebern in bieiem
2dnoe ii6cr; unb iubem lie benz mGBt9en
@enuile geilttger @etrdnfe
bulbigen, fon1nlt thnen Die g 0nnta9S g.
Nuo 3emper n3sGDrannet in ben
Ser. Staaten ebenio nGrril6 uto Dcrz
G6tlih Dor, rpie Die amerifanii6e s. II d. e
lei, Die t6nen in 8roDtbitionsotten Q8ein in
TlaIder porlebt, mel6e nad Der ahSeflebz
tet v@ttqlNtte" Selnperen59etrGnfe entbolj
ten iouten. Die @Gite aus Wtittcls uno
SIo>Amerifa ba6en 81 Diel tpeItmGnntl6cn
3aft, alS 0oB iie lDr Stdunen ltber iold)e
amerifantlde 8erfebrt6eiten ltltb GrbQrms
lidfetten IN Der 0eieuldaft iDrer 0aitgeber
Gubern niiroen. lin 10 oeutlider GuBern
tie iid barber in Gyiefen, tpelde fie aus
aus bteiem QQnbe in bic 0eiuath i6idet
uub pel6e nun gum She'll in mittels
mno loamertfant6 der ipantlden
ben Geile6rtefe an Elm 8latt in Colombia
betBt IS iiber oen amertfanii6en
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ben uieLel6t, 0aB 0teles @eleB utter Der 3es
9ierung zines 1trengell Papites fir ben Sir
6enitaat ODER am Congo erlalIen mprDen
lei. sic irren it6. 9ieleS @eleb beItebt in
ben Ser. Staaten; jener Wulter%> 9tepu6Itf,
tpel6e unS uniere S~0Deralilten 5ur 9ta6abe
muitg en1pfeblen." - Den IS Il , It II miro
ba freili6 ltnre6t getban; benn ielbit Der
i~tren0lte Don tbnea Oerltteg Ii6 1ibt 81 Ell
mem Sou~ntagS3tpang, Die man i'm in Den
Ser. Stdaten Fat. - lleber a merifani l.
den BrDbtbtttonSunug lagt
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bibition", i'm arnerifaniiben Sinne. milrbe
Die lateinii6e Stale iDaDnIinntg MAIDEN,
unb Die &reu33ii9e Der Sempe>
ren3meiber miirDen ite in &rGmpfe
periebe1. Die Nmerifaner iino 5u frpitig
uno falt fir Die beiBblitigen &iuOer OeS
SilDens."
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in Berlin, @iuiam Walter 86eIps,
lift Elm gebiloeter Otann unO audi Elm Stid
bon eitlem NedtSgelebrten; bas 'amerifa>
ntlAe NOpotatengei6Gft bat ibm ieooh ME-
mails g~efailen, uno bd er bon 6altle aus
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aus; aIs 9tattonalz2 lbgeoroneter bon gtetp
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~amerifautiher Surtit betradtet, un0 Der
9te6tS0usl6uB DeS 0aules near t1r1 Oers
i6lolieu. 0a CT jebp6 belpnbers bon ieiner
frGberen g8irtlamfeit als @eia1oter int
Bteu ber, Die lebo6 nur bon 1881 bis 1882
bauerte, fir eiren 80lferre6tstenner gilt,
10 madte i'm Blaine in hieiem 6ri6iabre
gum 0aupte Der alnerifanii den Wtit9lieber
Der SamoasGOnferens III 8erlin; unb bel
Der moblbere6neten gtd0Qtebtgfeit 8is>
lnards batten Die Nlnerifaner bort leidteS
Spiel. Be9en Der borti9en, BON 8iSmard
10 leDr erlethterten @rfpige gilt JeBt BbelpS
in alnertfanii6en Nugen fir einen 9te6tsz
gelebrten erlten 0tougeS, pis iein Muftra9e
geber Blaine fir einen 3peiten 8tsmar6.
llo 86elps fam ii6 icBt in 0eutl6lanO
et1el Doctor Der Ne6tSmtlienz
Oh a t" nenner. g8enn man fretli@ brauz
BEN pIBte, oaB Die u9t ut9ersnniDers
lttGt" su Seem 8runSpid in yteD Seriep,
!pel6e ibm flrsli6 bieien Gitel Derlieb,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

construction train on the Niles & New Lisbon
railroad jumped the track near West Austintown,
o., yesterday, the cabOOse rolling into a ditch,
seriously but not fatally injuring Conductor Fred
Northrup and car inspector James Hale.
Mrs. Briget Curley was burned to death yester-
day at d ny t she her was Sb
early yesterday, as 1t was cold and going to the
fire got too near and her clothing caught
Michael Downing and Dennis Charbaneau,
young men employed at lumber camp near
Onakema, Mich, over and instantly
killed by a logging train Friday night. The men
were intoxicated and were on their way fDOm q
camp to town.
r. w. Mum, employed at o bakery in Mime
apolis, attempted TO murder Foreman Smith. OF
the same Institution, on Friday night. Smith
had threatened Mum with discharge unless he
a revolver. and shot Smith in the neck. AS he
was about to shoot again he was seized and given
to officers. Smith may recover.
Masked robbers entered the Office of the Cana
dian Pacific and Dominion Express Company. at
Indian Head, at midnight; on Friday night,
placed q revolver at the head OF W. Fl. Ross, the
telegraph operator in charge, and demanded the
the light and opened fire with his own revolver.
The robbers made off without getting any booty.
A man named Wheelock was married at Ches-
ter Center. Ia, on Wednesday night, and party
set out TO give him charvari. armed with the
usual improvised musical instruments. The
noise was kept up until ab0nt IL O'Clock, when a
young lady relative of the parties went out OF
the house, and returning with a shotgun, fired
a charge into the crowd, fatally wounding Fred
Bacon.
At O'Clock yesterday morning, two passenger
trains, each drawn by two engines, collided en-
the Santa Fe railway. ten miles south of Trinidad,
Col. as they were rounding curve. The four
engines where piled in heap. and one of the
express cars telescoped. An unknown man, a
tramp. riding on the EXPRESS car, was killed. and
another is missing, and y supposed TO be buried
in the wreck. Engineer Joe Hare had an ear
torn off, and his breast crushed. His recovery Is
doubtful.