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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01
BPlntn1tt Ghrn1tirle.
THURSDAY, AUGUST l, 1889.

OUR offer of lOw-rate campaign papers
met with responses from some of the
post offices of the County. We desire to
express thanks to those of our friends
who interested themselves in the matter,
and to repeat the declaration that in no
other way can Republicans of the Coun-
ty so effec ullly promote the good cause
in the campaign in which they will soon
be engaged.
The rate offered (25 cents each, in clubs
of ten and upward, until after the No
vember election ought to add one thoHs-
and names to the subscription list of THE
CHRONICLE within two weeks. That ad-
ditional constituency would be reached
and stirred every week for about fifteen
weeks, at a cost of less than two cents a
week for each. Is this not, ineompara-
bly,, the cheapest and best way to reach
the people? Is not the newspaper, 60
ing into families week after week for
more than three months, more apt to
make an impression than passionate ap-
peals addressed to men on the eve of the
election, at one hundred times the cost
The offer is still open, and we hope to
hear from every post office of the County.
Remember: The price is 25 cents for each
subscriber, in clubs of ten or upward,
from the time received until the week
following the election.
This plan offers cheap, easy, and eff
fective way to reach the people, and the
Republicans of the County should avail
themselves of it with spirit
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

THE State Superintendent of Insurance
is determined on vigorously enforcing the
law against wildcat insurance business,
and has begun test case of arrest and
prosecution for procuring an application
in an unlicensed foreign company. Ger
tainly it is not asking too much of local
agents of outside companies to observe
the law, as do the local companies.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

THE Democrats in the Idaho Constitu-
tional Convention are opposing the eff
forts of the Republican members to eff
fectually destroy Mormon influence and
power in the proposed new State. This
was to be expected. The Mormons are
Democrats, and know why they are.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

Mr.. GLIDER, the editor of the Century,
has offered to return the old bronze sun
dial taken from William and Mary Col
lege during the war. There are great
many other men in the North who would
do well to follow his example in return
ing mementoes and souvenirs forcibly
taken possession of by Northern soldiers
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

IF Grover Cleveland will come to Ohio
and take part in the State campaign to
help defeat Foraker, he will meet with as
enthusiastic a welcome as General Cor
don, of Georgia, did when he came here
for the same purpose, and the result will
be the same. Come, Grover, come.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

THE story that Tennessee lady, who
had gone to join her husband as a mis-
sionary in Corea, had been thrown into
prison and condemned to die for preach
ing Christianity, is happily contradicted
in a cablegram to the State Department.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

THE little town of New Bremen, Au-
glaize County, claims to stand fourth in
pork packing in Ohio. And when rail
road connection with Piqua is made, ii
is going to try to get up next to Cincin-
natl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

BELMONT LODGE, No. 1G, F; "a: Meets
d MTVER See'y F. ID. BAILEY, W. NJ.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE CHAPTER, No. q, ROydl
Arch MdsOns Stated eOnyOcatons hrst Frlday ol
each month. n,,pv III III
j. B. MEYER, Rec r. u. bAlIh1' H. H.
REIHONT COUNCIL. No "a, r. d s. M
Meets second Tuesday of each month
j. B. MEYER, Secy. D. b. h1AN' l. l. ~
HOPE COMMANDER, No. 26, Il. T-Stated
conclaves first Tuesday of each month; n
JB. MEYER, Secy y. d. IAN L. "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

Go ahead, Mr.. Coulter, and never mind
what the Mugwumps and Democrats say
You are "doing right we'll"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

COLONEL CoNGER predicts that Gov
ernor Foraker will be reelected by thirty
thousand plurality.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

KANSAS has built school houses at the
rate of one for every day in the year for
the past four years, and has 13l more to
spare for a good count.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

HERE s another refreshing case. Col
Emmons Clark, of New York, has de
clined the appointment of Consul al
Havre.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01
Established in 1913.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

nRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rey. X. ,t,f AleA
ander- pastor Public worship every SaDOdth
morning and evening; sabbath school 9:5O a ii.
yonng peOple's society of Christian endeav0r, Moh
day evenings; general prayer meeting, v euhesodS
evening Strangers welcome 10 an services
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH..Rey
n HoIlngshead, pastor. Sabbath preaching; II
a m: D. IN; young peoples meeting. MoIaay
Evenings; general prayer meeting, lhursdaf eve
1ingS. mem meeting. Friday evenings; SaDDaiil
.ch9oi 2;3O pm Strangers cordially invited to all
erViceS.
UNITED PRESBTTERiAN CHC C, ~ ~ :. . .he' =,
rhomaS RalDh paStOr Sabbath school, 10 a. m
oublic worship, ii a. m; weekly prayer meeting,
FRIDAY D. m monthly prayer meeting, Eist oaluI-
day OF each month, p. m; wOlnans 5 missioner!
: Iciety last Saturday of each month"; y; m. dls-
trict drawer meetings, first Tuesdays, Wednesdays
Thursdavs and Saturdays each month, : p H.
Young Womens prayer meeting, second SATURDAY
each month at the parsonage, p m
AFRICANM E. CHURCH-RevJ J. NJ wilkes,
pastor Sunday service, 1890 a. m; p m; SAP
kath school 20 d. m: weekly prayer meeting,
THURSDAY evenings Strangers welcome
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01
DELMoNT COUNTY DIRECTORY

Cannon Pleas Judge-JOhn B. briggs.
Probate Judge-Isaac II. CASTOR
Clerk of COurts-William b. CASH
Sherlff-Oliver Z. FOulke.
AuditOr-R X. Barrett
Treasurer-GeOrge Robinson. 49,
Prosecuting Attorney7gesse W. hohihs"oI'h'
Reeorder-JOhn NJ. Beckett.
Commissioners Cope, William j. Berry
John C. Israel.
Suryeyor-Chalkley Dawson.
COroner-A. NJ. +. Boyd. ,,,
fnfirmary Directors = Burget MeCOnnanghy,
president: William Lodge, clerk; JOm A Clark,
Superintendent Inirmary John Sidebottom,
East Richland. ,,. c,4as,
Superintendent Children's HOme-feter Glinll'
Barnesvile. ~. 1,,-.-,,,
School Examners-L II. Walters, ST. Cialrsville
III. L. Peck, GAINESVILLE; S. c. Murphy, OliVett.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01
THERAsCAL's PROMPTNESS

THE RANOALS 7 IItVlII T -N11N'0'
From the Boston Record.
Up in a certain town the groeers under
stand all the little tricks of the trade. n
gentleman bought six pounds of sugar,
and found it sadly adulterated with sand.
The next day notice was posted, reading
thus:
~Notice.-I bought six pounds of sugar
of a grocer in this village. From IL l
have taken one pound of sand. II the
rascal will send me six pounds OF sugar L
will not expose him.
The next day five six-pound packages
of sugar were left at the gentleman res
idence, there being just five groeers IN
the village.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

W.D. suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes-
titles: q | can recommend Electric Bitters
rs the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case; one
man took six bottles, and was cured rheu-
matism of ten years standing" Abra-
ham Hare, druggist, Bellville, o., afhrms:
"The best selling medicine | have ever
handled in my twenty years experience,
is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric BIT
ters do cure all diseases OF the hver, KID
neys or blood. Only half-dollar Dol
tie at Pattersons' drug store
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-08-01

NuHYmN WANTED. S25 week and ex-
HEE MTN penses paid. Steady work. New
HHHN II goods. Samples free. J. +.
a. ~ HILL & CO., Augusta, Maine,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-05
Gnmfm gnnth,s 9affnno. .

IcGefer, R.g., 4. ApriI.-Der gu
Ranb beS Srn. &opin Booth If beute bebeu.
tenb bsfer. 8r. SHu1uer erflirt, Der grose
Ere9Gbe babe eiuen LeidteH S4Iagaufau
erIttten, Der .bm 3eitpeittg bic Spra9e
rGrbte uao leiue garSe liRte Seste aIftjiute.
giGa elmer &ubepauie BON elmer Wode oOer
3ebu Sagen neroe es biauettt m0dIih ieiu,
bob Sr. 80otb feline 0Ieiie fortiese uuo Ieiue
Engagements nollen0e. @r befir6te iHoeiz
len, naB itSer furB ober lang Elm abermaliger
Sdllogorfau fommeu uuo GmeritQ nm ieineg
gr0Bten SdauipieIer briHgeu tueroe. Arthur
9. @buie, Eootb's @eitdflsfiibrer, GHBerte
tie ueberjeuguug, Sns iibermIsiges RaH6en
bic uatnitteIbare lllidde bes 4nfales uar.
Rcctb raud3t ettpn 20 ftarHe impnrtirte &i9qrs
rem pro Gag uub ba3mtden nod bier nub
ia eiue Efeife. - I'm I'll lIhr beute g5oru1its
lr8 reife gootb in Bsgtettung islues Be-
bieuten rod yieps 0Ort Qb, uno es piro an
gegCbeu, oa6 er bort in Der 8Ode mad Der
rGdfeu ieiuem Engagement gemGB auftreteu
!0irb. Snjpiideu mtr6 bic Bootbs 8lrrett'.
ite 9ruppe in 8nifaIo uuo @ls0elano ipics
len, unb pr. 2aprence 9auIgp uirb ole 80l=
len goOtb's itberuebmeu.
gtenr9ort, 4. GpriI. - gbBiu S0otb
fem nm 38 llbr heute Gbeu6 bier an ua5
tntr in Bsgleituug ieinee Nr5tes Or. 5t
GlQir Smitb, peIder ibu an 8ata9ofe
elrPfiHg, mad bem oPIaasr5 Club" 6
mar in gutter Sttmmung, ObpahI etuIs
itra6, uub bustl bic S5trnpaten 6ar Iaugeu
60brt uou 8odefer bierher aIr psRig nuse
SrtfieH. Or. Smitb erfidrte mad elmer Inter.
iadung, Der Yatant babe siueu Iei5ten
StIaguufau gehabt, p2Ider Obue 3neifel
bul6 itbernaBigeS &uuGeu berbetgeiibrt
poroeu iei. Der GrSt if Der gnIidt, bag
einige Sage Der &ube 6ru. 8ootb 10 melt bers
felen werbeu, baB er ieiue &our OOusnoen
fGru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-05
S}raH6Rsfter UnD DegE5sggnags
EGbiDt24oger.

Seriebs &ttp, RS, 4. IprIr. -
8CrHbar6 8Iume, ba8 Spupt elmer gran0z
Rtfterbanoe, DeI6e bic 8si1niubeluua BON
Serfteruug8 s@eieuihliten burn giadidez
ruug flejuer gemietbetar 2abeu, Oer2n fleiaer
gRaarenborratb bod UerFGert muCSe, gile.
uatii9 betrteb, rDur6e geRera bier oarbaftat
unb mad ByOOflpn abgefti5rt, no Ftl Trieor.
5ei9t, 6riebrit 6reuu0 uaO Grln3 DuiTtHg,
6rei anbere 9httgieber Der Banoe, bsreitS IN
GAIT beftabeu. Die 5dm!u5lsr 6aIorgtea
iBre SranbfiftIngen gep65glit bur9 aus
renbung elmer Suite, hle cine Guautltdt
8uIuer uu6 gen3tu IN gIaIen 3um @rplooj=
rIu brG6te, 10 baB oa3 game 2otal iun ytu In
5Igmmeu ftanb unb feline Spur Der 8ran6z
ntftung ent0edt per0en f0nuta. gen8bulib
lttltCteu iie CO 10 Elm, baB re, I'M &aroad3t
81 DeybutGn, In Der betrefeuoeu gia5t irgaRO
glUar gGieQiGaitIiGeH llatarbaltung beiD0bn.
teu. Die @efau8euea ioaea 4aar5lReu aus
Chicago ietn.
6rie6r. G6nertfrger uoR gtr. 2l8, Tlarttas
&Dlnne, grooil1u, uclder friiber gli.glis0
Ger grGnt filter Baaee NOR, ula5te Der BEE
bUrbe 4ujeige, Die sur &sCbaituag Der llsbriz
gen fiiArte. Sc erbeut, Bag bic 8auoe i'm
&aqriiie mar, geferu 4beuo eiu GebSuoe in
6arrilOu, eiEar S0rftGbt DOu yIsuarF, yE.sS.,
Gn3u5tiHOen, baB iebo4 Der Guiain5 ouGa
eiue BON bier aus oortbia g.i5idte Depai5e
ogrelteIt ruroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-05
RfehtndrFte.

Gafs2tbertp, BeunI., 4. April. -
8inouieb; 3ufubr 48O, Serieuo1H9 $50;
Breiie nariirteH 8piidea 81 50 uHo "a 25.
= Sdmeiue: 3ufubr 100. 8erleH0uus
1860; Preie oaritrteu spti@en So 90 unb
$5.20.-S9aate: 3ufubr l40O Ssrleuoua9
$3.50.
2out8, 4. 4pril. - 8tuo0ieb: 3u'
fubr 800, Serieuoung 800; Bretie oart'
trteu 5ptideu S1.9O uub $3.9O.-9hDstne:
3uiubr 44OO, Eerieubuug 1905 Prelie pa
riirteu 3Utideu $4.6O uuo $4.85. - S4aate:
3ufubr 500. Serienbuug -; Pretls pa
rtirteu sniiden So 90 uno S. 10.
@btcG8o, 4, 0priI. 1iluouteh: 3u'
fubr il 600, SerienOuuq 5000; Bretie Uaritr.
ten 5nti4eu $1.6O unb $4.65 - S9metne:
.3ufubr Is 900, 8erleubuug 1900; Pretle pa
rttrten Bpii@eu $3.50 uuo $4.95.-Saaais:
3uiubr $500, Serieuouug 1900; Bretis oa'
riirteu 5Diideu IS 90 IuO $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-05
SOD Hte0r tlntcrF@leEfe.
gobett 1ieeps ge.raaerete,t fga gssv= o. ortsr
0enTon8ante.-g nntsrIu@uRs Oar5
GpeftaIz Erar.ftatotett.

sgorf, 4. gprit. - giaer g}a5s
ritbt aus g8aIbiugton 3ufoIga cirlulirte aez
fern bort has Geritd5t, bn5 man i'm hietaeu
BerEeueantt babeutsHOeu uaterIdlleifeu ouf
bic SPur gegommen iei; ieooG be3ei5Het
uFOnssg0mmifdr Tanner Dies nlS ua5a'
griiubet uub fiigt biu3up sDei Gramiaatoren
ieien nit Briifaug Der Stder uab angelez
aeubeiteu te8 Rems g0gfer BeuiiOusz Sureaus
i'm GGgemeiuen bai68ftigt, nm Die gusoebs
uuug Der BON @ener1i SileL's Sobu uerii5s
ten 9etritgareien feit5ufellsl, iOuie III ers
rittelu, o6 berIelbe GOmplicea getabt babe,
SebeufQu3 ei @eneraI Si8eps Gaution o5l.
liz geniigen6, um ir9eub nel1e ooraeIom=
meme Seruntreuuugeu 3u 02deu. T6dtiGGz
lid maren bic Spe5ialz grauinatorGR Sa0pp
un6 Sacobs lett ;pei gGo6en nit Briifuug
Ter Eii9er unb BEN 8erb6r Der 2(age8.Iteu
i'm bjeIigeu BeufioH5s Sitreaa bei6ditilt, uab
Der BeniionsageHt GeHeral Si9el 10 i5asu
babel uGdl GrGiten On bic Saa0 negauqsu.
General Sigel erttdTte, Die Grlmiaat0rau
nIreu mad SBaIajHgton GJgereif, obue trs
genb rueldle glitlbailangeg 4ber oas 31eIuLs
tat ibrer llaterIu6ung 30 MAIDEN. Gr CLAUDE
uidt, GaB oteielbeH iueiter2 llareQalmI5i9let
ten eutGedt batten; peEn Qber, 10 f0uua er
ui3t Uerantportli6 baiiir ga6Qlteu mer0en,
Da es ibu nuu6gli9 iet, bic 6lerfs befdlyi3
Al iibernamen. 8ieie fdmea nit ben Ben
fcudreu in birefte 8era1ruag uno beglals
bigten tGufig beren tlnterihriiten auf ben
Gbade, pobnrf 8etru8 mGaIib iei. Sen.
gigel fiigte biuSu, er babe bie Don ieiRam
SObn b9riibteu Betriigereien gut glull@t,
iopeit i'm tieieItea betanns ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-05
Sin sterbenOcr por 8ertd)t.
SFataGttat eiteS AntpaIts oct rSatD ano Csz
mr. NenctieM IN Nnrnhptnz Nifn

Btttsburg, Ba., 4. GpriL. - Der
g8trtb 4manb Sierle, oefen GOfal ftdl in ytr.
152 nno 154, Sranfltnfr., in 4qegheng be-
ftubet, ID geFtern am 3ppbusfeber 9eforbeH.
Gm lesten 8ienffag erfrantte 5ierle InO an
9let6eu Sage erbtelt er bic S0rLabung, Dor
oem 2tceuBseriht am 6reitas III eriaeineu,
oG er I'M @rneuerIu9 feiner 2icen5 ua13e=
lG6t bate. Ses anoeren Cages mar er uidjt
in Stanbe ieiueE @ei1Gften na63ugeben Il.
braGte, bic gr8kte i3eit bes Cages i'm Bette
5u. am Donnerffag unb 5reitag mar er auz
Ger Stanoe, oas Bett su uerlalieH. Sim Eretz
tag yiaGHlittag, oils fetn gianIe TN 2icen3aes
ridt anfgerHfen tpHroe, erfIdrte ieiH anpalt
6enrc @feher benz RiGter gSbite, 6as ieia
Sltert On SDpbnsfteber GGtraufr III Il. lests
eiu bei6ncrenes 3eugniB 6es d. Soba 9a-
million ror, tpeIder Sierle bebanoelte. 9a
oas SeuantB iebot bic 9enaue Au9Qhe ber
Srauthett 6ierles nibt eutbielt, nurGe es
BON Hidlter auf Yerlangen oe8 InnaltS
@brif1 BON her Sam aIo Sr0erS2eague,"
utGt anseuoulnen uno 6ierIe mur0e i9riftz
ltd bena6rtbtt9t, baS er am Samfa9 tor
bem 2iceujgeridlt III eri6etaeR babe. Ills
man Inn ON SGmfag Iior8eu eiaeu gez
ipenftg bl0B aualebeu6eu Utaun, Der BON
6opf bis 3u TuB in SedeH oebiilt mar, ulsbr
In ben Sa0l trug, ole fiihrte uuo ihn Guf eiz
nen StuhI nieoerIaB, ba lab Sr. B5ite Elm,
cGB es Elm berSlOies, tb6ridtes aafuEsu mar,
etneH 10 ihnerfranfen Mann Dor Die S1rauz
I'm beS @eridts 3u ctttreu uao er ia9te III
ieiner @utiduIbigung, baB neuu er gepuBt
hGtte, bas Der 4pplttaut 10 idper traRf iei,
er ibn ME oor9elaoen bdtte. Der IunaIt
Meber ertpiberte bem 6idter oarauf, er fGaHe
bei6mDreu, baB er oem 8itter am Sage 3us
Dor 9eiuat babe, iein Silent iet an Gppbuss
fteSer ertrautt. Hadbem Ri6ter g8bite ben
tObtfrauten Raun eramiuirt bate, itagte er
ben Iboofaten @brifip, OBJ ct nod irseno etue
Srage on ben 4pplitanten 3u fiaueH babe,
noranf oieier ent9esuete: ugtetu, i'd MIL
auf feline 9eidle iprin9en," ;" uno ale 6ierIe aus
Dem 9eridtsiaal binaussefiibrt rpuroe, iitgte
er bel: nS6 fi6re ME Elm 2eiGeubesduguis. j."
Gr0u Sterile ertldrte 9efaru, umriu8t con ihs
rem febeH unUeriurgteu 9iaoern, fie m06te
uitlt germ auf ibr 9etptfeu uebmen uno be-
bnupteu, baB etuuS Inoeses, nIs oas Epz
pbusfteber Die llriafe bee Eotes i1res 0tan.
Eee gemeleu fet, iie lei aber feft iiberjeugt oa.
BON, onB ter Sang ibreS Mauues Dor 9sz
TtGlt 0ehen COB beiGlleunigt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-05
U pernrtf6,fe feIcagap6ffde 0ersfasn,

=
- Der FARMER 6yeb. SduIB, pel4er in
Der Gabe Uon gafzSogtlaD, git9., cine
Elrm tepObut, eri10B 8ieHiag Gbeu0 eiueu
uGrarp," ben CT res lflbts IN ietuer S9eu=
ne GugetrOiieu bate. S4ulg baIaoet i4
nod uui freiem 6u6e.
- Grnu Iuruer Sargent, ejHe Eodter 0eS
Or. SiiUer 0euoeu 9olne3, III in Der 2Be5=
ming tbTes Sater5 1u 6oRoa 8eforbeu.
- Su Sort Dodge, Sa., fub jest 6ait5es
fCtle gegen bte gruttttrten 4HHebler erlliieu
uorbeu, bic iid1 ibrer 2iuberaieu am 3s8z
gictue6s GtUer genaltiam mte6er beuIdttigt
babsH. Sie iao Der COMPUTATION QH3et.aat
- eine8 Serbrcaeu5, auf ne!a2m 3u4ts
bausfraie rHbt.
- Safob SOruug, Elm 8rauereideF5er 81
gIGmzAIban9, SHo., begiug 0orlgftrn &beHb
hort SeIbfmOrb bUrd &rtieBeu. Sirlus
8ieue Serle8euBeiteu iCueu IGN jH Der Ebat
getrtebeu babeu.
- Die 8remier grnef 8. greeu unO Il.
6. @bg iameu gefern 81 8roDg'5 &roBz
8oao, 5eHn., uuf Der vylai9UtIe- Decatur
8abn" in 6olge Der &oOlfioH 8ueier 6raat'
5ii9e um's GebeH.
- @iuer 8speIde aus BiHaburs III Solge
iDIen Sdritte tm g8erie ietu, nm 0as irii5gre
&oie S9neltat, melhe5 Dor l. Sobr ant,
gel0f puroe, pteoer Bu crgauiFreu.
- @6erifi @rsenlse bon Granger GCnntu,
Eeun., purbe am 8ieHflg 4benb uon eis
mem ger5iiien SObH gBOlfeuberger, etnem
flIdti8en 3udtbausaraFiug ben er 0erbaf-
ten poLte, erid0feu Die Bepobuer Der
9egeub fababen auf ben 8b8ter uu0 6r0beu
nit eiuem Gpudgeri4t.
- Sberit Rihar6 2ong, SGaBmeiTer Der
o2cua Spriug, 3ruB,& &o." In SbtCago, gerietb
gefern in guegbenb -&uD, Ba., geraoe ale &c
aus eirem Straseubabnpageu uusQafiegen
mar, inter bic &doer zines 3uaes Der gBort
8lgne= Pobu," uao Glltt naarjdeiuli9 t0bt.
lthe SerIEBuugeu. Ser 8eruugLudte bafeh=
ligte p1breuo be5 Biirgertltagas bas 49,
GbiO'er BreiptuiBeu, 9legtmeut, uuO miro als
Der Ciftlier qerauut, tuelder bic c5ufobertrte
SptOHiu Belle gopo 8eiaugeH uasm.
- Die 0adtGaufbuEItea Der yBaFerls
Union" in Chicago ftuO fir cine grb0buu9
Tires 2Ohnes BON So QHf $3.50 pro BOhe
unb einen 6eierta8 aae 5eba Gage lang aus
QeliGn6eu.
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Gin trenes ara,,enhera.

auburu, N.@Y., !. gpril.- Biaiam
Pnbau bpu Tar 8odaDop pel6er Al 81
9obren 9udthuus in SiHa Sius ptrurtbeiL
ruree, neil er Ieiuer Eraa bic 4ugen aus
nod, in nadl bem @efGuaniB in Huburu ge
braEt ,rorneu. Seile Wiitfrdfliuoe ihaueu
nit Der urSBten SerGGtuug auf ibn Huo Seiz
ner inn 9ies, 70 OFT fie i6nueu. 6eute be-
iudte ibn leiue bliuoe 6rau i'm @efauauis
nnb faub ibu IN Der 90ipttalabtteiIuua, on
2ungenent3Hnouns letbeno. @r ttiBte re ulo
peinte mte Elm Sinh. Brau BObau iaat, fie
usrssibe ibm uuo ptini3e ieiue 6rsilQFHug.
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gotaeaata= ttttO @laSwaatetts
0zNFnn

nthmeu sroBe gReugsu Staub BON tbreu
sBaareu uub benz Strob, tn pei4em bteielz
ben bsrpadt fine, Elm. Bluteutmiihuug tauu
baruu8 fOIgeu, peIte 6ieGeufitutiou i4Dddt,
menu uidt nod beoentlidere 5Olgeu entTte-
ben. lin bieier @efnbr uOrlubeugeu, ioIteu
fie fdl Die bpIuFttiGeu gigenihafteu ieuer
beriibmtsn arJuti, bon y3r. Beeutbs 0eut'
id2em Stttsreu," melfleu AutOritdteu, uie Der
beroorrn9enoe ar3t Or. Diiltou u. EapIor
BON Baltimore, uudoriidItdp iuoOlfreu, gu
9pseu MAIDEN. (79,8Sl
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anttIten gaantcr,s Mnd,t.

BbtIubeIpbta, 4. GpriI. - @egeH 4
llbr heute friib fauo elm goI3tft bic 2eihe ei'
nee Minnrss, befeu 9ebIe ourhiduttteH mar
uuO nelher on einsm fur3eu Stride an benz
S6elleufuOpfe Der Ebtr bes SauieS ytr.
922, Siits3. 9trase, hing. Der SeIbfm0rs
Der purbe ole Elm gsu!iier @ottlieb Babter
uus ggumiuatnn, 8sI., ibeutifiBirt, uuo es
feute fd hetnus, bGB isiue SraH nit etHem
Raune, glameus Rang, in bem erudbuteH
6auie lebte. Gie 6rau ertlGrt, ibr Wauu
babe fe 10 i6edt behuuoelt, baB fie ibn bobe
uerIofen mnfeH. Sie 1T erfi Dor eiuigen
3ageu hierber gefcmmeu. au Dem Gbenor
on meI6sm fe NtImtngtOn UerIteB, babe fte
ibr Cote nit einem Yieier tm Saue bsrum
uarfolgt. g9Ghter, Del1er mesrere Gage lang
betrunteu eeneIeu mar, folgte Der Erau bier
ber uuO hattie lsfferu tn elmer QGirtbidaft gez
ftmuren, DnB er fte t00tea pCrOe, iobalO er
Iip rTfFirhp
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a.ns nfni shnnfpfelerLeheli. .

BbtIubeIpb pbta, 4. Gpril. - Z8abrenS
glarte grescott BET 4uffiaruug BON ,,JIgoz
uur" i'm yQtts Str. 8beuter" Iid3 Gm glOns
tua gbeub III bem Autleioe3immer auf oeu
foioeH6eu 9tt ooJbersltete, erhiett fie bic tele.
orGSbiide yta1ritt, bas tbr 6-idbriger SObu
GeTo.ben Iei. Gros tbre8 groBar Summers
Toffte fe fb nit @emnIt AMI uuo ipieIta tbre
3lOue ais yBartbenta" meter. Bst'm 4bs
Idbteb pou .S}ugomar" a5er fiel iie BET ben
Qlnrten: g9ngomar, it perDe DID uidt
mebr isbea, bspuBtIos 8u Bobeu. Der Sors
boug nuroe nieber geiafien, ober IN taum 10
gRinuten tonute bic S5eTifeuuua ihreu Sort
noua uebmeu. Uarie BrescOtt ftihrte ibye
Role mil etuer1 Ssrotsmas Our6 Der elmer
Spartaueriu gbre gematt bate.
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SFe g001l jaI g2elD fS0n0Ybfes,

G0ncOr0, N.-6., 4. NpGl.-Su ge8eu.
mart bes Gouuerueur3 Uuo Der Wliglie0r
bes Sta6tratbes purbe gefern ofe 5tiulneRz
gbgabe iiber bic Nem 8olte oorgelegtau Ser,
tafiGugs,Gmeuoemeut5 ent8egea Geuommcu
unb cine amtIiGe GHuOmaauag egIaTea, tn
nelteT erfldrt pirb, baB bas l., 2, s., 4.
uHo z. 2lmeu0ement Rom SOIge augcR1rI=
men, Oas 5. (Brob uno 6. Im.noe
ment (Streitluu9 0e8 gSorte8 peOau8cIiia"
aus oer SsrLaiinnql uernnEien roroen Enb.
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Fir ,,ne fpfnfr Wrnf,ibftfn,,.

Q for, Wafi., 4. gpril. Der Bofoner
n6eralo," nelder cine Stimmeu3dbluus oes
erparteten Prohibitions .Sotums i'm Stnate
bat 0crnCbmen Iaffen, 9ibt aIs 9eiultat oil,
oGB in allen Stabten une SGtidaiteu 0es
Stoates nit Guauabme BON Bottom oie
Sttmmeumebrbeit 9egeu gjrobibittuu uuf
$500 bers6net tpirb. Sn SOffou aleia Id,Sst
man bas Sotum 9egeu PrObibitioR uuf 5000
bi5 10,OO0 Stimnen.
Sn eiRer 3uiammeufunft oes garpaanes
Counties Sur 66rberuug Der AsitattoH 3u
@unfen bes Yrohibittons 9meubemeuts
rnree BON hem SOrfseuben g. 8. 9asteu
DIE ueber3eG8uu9 aus9eipro6eu, baB bas
Advancement uon Der 8ep0lteruug oes Staas
tes anserommen tperoen piirbe. 8aftor
SanoeriOn bon 8orcefer, @oautp praG BON
ben ermutbigenoeu GusF6teu auf @rfola Der
gro9l9't'Ous, ,Sepe9uHg; @rs9nubeSieuatcr
Soar iei aud su @unffeu 0es Serfoiiau9sz
QmeubemeftS
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E4nrFt I1nn efrEr.

YiberpO0I, !. QPriI. - 1870 Wltts
tags. 8aumpoue: glittelIorte S5erIduoer
5 llIl6, Ditto Stem Orleans 49,. Die Ser,
iaufe betru9eu 10000 BGueu, SpeiulatIou
uuo 4usfubr 1000, i3ufubr 10000.
EouboH, 4. Npril. - Ser. Staten.
Gblignttoueu: 4=pro3. 1871, Ditto Al pro5.
no. attieu: G.s@.sgB. 30 I, Ditto Brior.
81, GanubusBocific 514, grte 28B, bitto
Bror. 1865, Sltnoisz@entral 1I2l, Mlericau
475, CT. BauI 635, Yepz9 9OrisGeutral 1893,
BennipIDnnta 55f, 0lea0ing 22s, gericau.
Central 7l8