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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17
Ae7'it Wi1as.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DIR.
Kin 's New Discovery for Consumption
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen' S
Arnica SalEe and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as we'll, or that have given such univer-
sal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
their merits. G. L. Roos Druggist.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17
Consumption surely Cured.

To the Editor Please inform your
readers that have positive remedy
for the above named disease. By it's
timely use thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. shall
be glad to send two bottles of my RENE
dy FREE TO any of your readers who
have consumption if they will send me
their express and post Office address.
Respectfully,
II. a, SLOGUM. NJ. G., 1s1 Pearl St.
New YORK.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
STATE OF MINNESOTA f,ountv 81 P-or, /,

In Probate Court 90 -
ben deceased. -
Notlce Is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims and demands against the estate OF Marrare.
thafLosteben late of the County of Brown deceased
that the Judge of the Probate Court of said
county VIII hear, examine aud adjust claims and
OF NeW ulm II said County, on the first Monday
OF each month, for SIX successive months com
nencIng with the first Monday in May 1883,
and that SIX months from fIt. Is RI dav ~ aya-rh
1858, have been limited and allowed ny said
Probate Court for creditors to present their claims
Jos. A. Eckstein
deceased. - - ,e
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17
To Breeders.

We have lately purchased full blood
Clydesdale Stallion which we viii keep
for the season at our barn ON 45h North
street. Lord Wallace will stand for
the season every Thursday. Friday and
Saturday in New Ulm at the above
named place. For terms, see posters
or call at our barn. Farmers viii find
it to their advantage to see our horse.
PALMER BROS.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17
SALE OF STATE LANDS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. LAND OFFICE.
Saint Paul, March Is 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the State Auditor
will otter at PUBLIC SALE at the County Auditors
oi1ce IN New Ulm on Thursday May sd 1889 at 10
O'Clock q. NJ, the terms prescribed by law the
School and Agricultural College Lands, in Brown
County, that have been appraised and are unsoId,
or that hive been sold and forfeited by reason OF
future to pay interest for two or more years
Lists of the lands TO be offered may be seen at
the Auditors Office for ten days prior to the sale.
W. W. BRADEN
Commissioner of the State Land Office
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Eibner sells oranges at 20 cents per
dozen.
10 Special attention given to all mail
orders at Geo. E. Brett, Mankato.
10 Satin finished serges-a new stock
at Brust L Crafts.
RY~ Children's carriages at Chas.
Wagner's.
10 Satins in al patterns and colors at
Brust & Crafts.
~ Chas. Wagner keeps an assortment
Of rugs, carpet and door mats,
30 4 new lot of Dress Goods st Brust
& CRAFTS,
R@ The Studebaker buggies and spring
wagons lead them all.
F. II. RETztAFF.
No. A fine line of chiIdren's trimmed
hats from 25 cents up to 5000 at Mrs.
B. Follman's. 20
When o thing is done, advice comes
100 late. II You have not bought hat
look st Theo. Crone's stock.
buy old rags, iron. zinc, copper and
rubber for cash or in trade.
E. W. BAER,
My Badger Hats are as well known
as Jim Blaine of Maine.
THEo. CRoNE.
saF ..Koechlin's" French Satines in
great variety and dainty styles at
BRETTs EMPIRE STORE, Mankato.
"a The very latest styles of ladies hats
and bonnets just received
st Mrs. B. Foliman's 20
% A large and choice assortment OF
Ladies Spring Wraps and Jackets from
the best New York Importers and
Manufacturers at Brett's, Mankato.
na E. W. Baer has full new line oil
kerosene oil stoves and invites the pub
lie to call and examine them.
Henry Observation-Disclosures repairs all
kinds of Sewing Machines perfect and
cheap. Au. %.
- Geo, E. Brett, of Mankato has q
large line OF Parasols anu sun um oreIl.
as in new and unique styles, Qualities
and prices guaranteed.
81 For bed room suit. an odd easy
chair, or anything in the Furniture line
call on Chas. Wagner.
"a Geo. E. Brett, of Mankato, carries
q full line Of all the latest things in
black and colored silks anu guarantees
lower prices than are asked in the larg.
CT cities.
~ Lawns was the fashion last year
out this year it is Challies. Brust anc
Graft have them.
E9= Geo. E. Brett of the Empire Store
Mankato, makes a speciality of tine
Dress Goods and has i'll stock all the
Novelties of the season together with 4;
tine line OF Trimming.
80 Never forget that Chas. Wayne:
has the largest variety Of patterns il
wall paper and carpets,
a9H Something new in Hoiery-th,
Onyx ingram fast black for Ladies ane
children-celor guaranteed absolutely
fast or money refunded Ask tor then
ut
BRETTs EXPIRE STORE, Mankato.
a4At this house cleaning and repairin!
time Of the year, respectfully call th'
attention of the people to the fact tina
have lately added to my stock q targ'
complete line OF paints, oils yarnishes
Alabastine and brushes. Those wish
ing anything in this line will do well t,
call and look over nv stoe < before buv
ing elsewhere. O. NJ. Olsen,
Meridian Block Drug Store
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17

quite STIR and comm0t1on was
brought about Thursday afternoon by
a fre-alarm first sounded by the City
mill and then repeated by both the
Eagle and Empire mills. No one knew
where the fire was or whether there was
none or not but there was 4 hurryine
here and there and everywhere to be
the first to discover the cause of the
alarm. House tops, store roofs, porches
and other high places were dotted with
people all over town and the streets
were lined with crowd anxious and
wondering what was going to burn this
time. The ire company was out in
good season. engine steamed up, ready
for q battle with the fre-king but as he
was not to be seen or heard, the company
went back to headquarters. Some one in
theCity mill either intentionally or care
less1y turned on the mill alarm from the
third story and the engineer did only as
he should have done, gave the alarm,
and prepaid his engine for what he
supposed was a fire in the mill. IF the
alarm was sounded by boys as joke
they should if found be strongly i'm
pressed with the fact that there is 8
Reform school for just such serious
.iok ers;- i it was given BY man out OF
spite to the mill owners or to the city,
he should be dressed ont with coat Of
coal tar and goose feathers. Such
alarms are not merely expensive but
often accidents viii follow in connection
with them.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17

Mr.. E Melges has opened his bakery
on Minnesota street, opposite the Wash
ington House where he will make and
furnish Wheat and Rye bread, fresh
Biscuits and everything else pertaining
to first class bakery. Prompt atten-
ton to the filing of all orders and rea-
souable prices. f. MELGEs.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17

The reply of County Auditor E. 2.
Bertrand found elsewhere is a some
what lengthy article. What points
there may be in it, in relation to the
endorsement which he put on the letter,
are very few and far between. If bre-
witty is the soul OF wit, the reply is too
long to be witty; it is not necessary to
be faWnlng servant of the Boston
banking house OF anyone else but there
IS no great harm in being discreet and
courteous; Mr.. Bertrand's financial
theories and what might haze happened
to the tax payers of Brown County, are
foreign to the point at issue-it l0ouzd
be good thing if we could get long
time bonds and pay them whenever
sit is handy. WHAT has this to do with
the apparent sarcasm of the endorse
mente No one cares to question the
good judgement of our Auditor in mat
tiers pertaining to our county's finances.
that is what he is there for; the well
grounded complaint is lodged on ac-
count of the silly, inexcusable reply
which was made by him and which is
being commented upon unfavorably by
the state press; that is not what he is
there for.
See prospectus of the st. Paul Globe
elsewhere in this paper. The Globe is
the leading representative of progress
sive journalism in the state to-day and
asa newspaper has made many warm
friends throughout the Northwest.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17

Recent, Prompt, Good Results.
Sweliings. Eepouset IL May e. 1898
My caught cold, result: sy7eIled limbs
lump between foTe-less and Inflammation. Cared
her with st. Jacobs Oil. Z. o. GARDNER.
The Arns Palace and Stock Car Co.,
The Best. St. Clair Bldg, Toledo, o., June, So
We chee-fuIIy recommend St Jacobs Gil as tia
best for geEe-a- use on stack z. ARMS & CO.
For 10 Months. Wirsboro. Texas, June 60, SO.
MY horse hurt hind leg; suffered 10
months; WAS cured by st. Jacobs otl has re-
manned permanent. WJ. CLINE.
L1me-kreed Calf. New haven, o., June q S.
Had . calf afflicted with weak knees; could not
walk; exre-!Eented with st. Jacobs Oil 4 few
gncL -vbhlass cured It, it runs about well AID
strong, o. ". ETERS-
For Stable Use. Aberdeen, OAK, July /, SIS.
keep St. Jacobs Gil for cze in my stables Of
many horses. 7 End it the best Entn=nt for
spra.ns, bruises, gas, &c. GEORGE METER.
AT DRUGGISTS and DEALERS.
The c..s2LEs 4. voGELER Co.. Baltimore, Nd.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17
Mrs. w. Hummel.
DRYGOODS and GROCERIES,.

I have constantly on hand the most
complete stock OF dry goods and no.
tions, and large line of and 10 cent
goods.
I have q splendid assortment of fine
laces and embroideries. crochet TRIM
mings and embroidery silks.
have some beautiful patterns in
lace curtains.
Boys suits will be sold at cost in or
der to close out the stock. / sell boys
felt hats very cheap.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17
BuILDIus Stone AND OAK CoRD Mon,

The New Ulm Stone Go. is ready to
sell building stones and oak cord wood
at the Quarry or delivered in The City.
For prices inquire of j. Pfennineer. w.
Boesch, A. Schen. or G. FiIzeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-17
Ridter smIen,s @ata6,tsa.
gsatant bas 8eiudb oes ,,Gebt;terbanoes"
nut siaea S.abaItSbsishI ssgea Ole = IoIt=
attbehoree aDagmisfsa suntos,

nut siaea S.abaItSbsiehI ssgeR OF: = oIt=
aetbeh6rse absswief.s paros.
&bicago, 16. Sanuar. - Dem Gut
ahten, our4 peldes Gi9ter Eulsn, tpie bee
reits semeIaet, seferu bls @eiud bes vars
betterbunbes" nm elnen @inbaltsbafehl OBJ
mics, ourd tpeldeu Die PoliSei nerbiuoert
merben iollte, bic Seriammluugen oer Se.
tenten au tt0ren, i4Idte Der Ri@ter bic Be.
merfIns pOrau8, oaB bic ftdbtifteu 8ebor-
ben BITE SerfttsrHng geseben laben, oas
8er'amm!unSsrcdt ber SId9er fiinftigbin re-
ipettiren III pOlien. Der 9iid3ter erfIdrte
oann peiter. baB oie Witalieoer bes y Qrbei.
terbnabes" 5ereGtist ieieu, fid frisoIidb 3u
ustiammeln, uub bas BITE BoIi3ei ut1t i'm
Soraus elmer beabfdtieten 3uiammeufnnit
annehmen f0nne, bieieIbe oiene uugeIeslithen
i3meden. Cine iolte GuHahme tonne nid]t
als Sormono ;um poli;eilihen @iuibre.ts1
beniibt merbeu. gfit 6iidndt auf oiele bon
ben BebDroel segebene Serhhernug, has
SerInmmlnr9sreft anerteunen Al pGnsn,
merbe sur 3ett elm @inhaItsbeIebl fur unn6
tbta eradjtet. Sa oer be9Ieitenoen Ret,teans
not betBt ss barn ME tolat: SD iuliese
mid Ger 4rFtt on, bub tein ReGt porlag an
Der Soranslebung, bas bie Ufit9lteoer oteIes
Ssreins 81 uu8eieslideu 3medeH uiamuteu=
bDeuSa. VIC OEu
Sped oeriolsen. Elm cooperatoes ODER Sc.
pinEantbeil bieteuoe8 Snftem anfiatt bes
gohnibfftms IN ftaffeu, finO In pieleu 2la=
ostn gtbalten tooroen, uEb inter elmer freien
8eGiernu9sfo,m erifirt fein @eies, tpel1es
SeriGmmIungeu bes SolfeS 3u oerartiseu
.3neden perbietet. Gle m0seu ben umfur,
beftebenoer gini,dtnnssu be3peden, bod, bas
&e9t, iolte Broiette in 0ffsutli9er 3Iiams
mentunit rnhiS 3u et0rterl. lam ui1t abae.
ipiohen perben. 8Qs Redt Der iceieu Iebe
if Elm natii,lides unb fam inter elmer re-
publtfanii1sn 8egierung nidt beieit,9t msrs
ben. Die Swefe bes Sereins, oem Spies
nnb Senofisu an9eb0rien, rparen tpeieuttih
rerifieben BON benen bes arbsiterbuuOes. e"
Der Nntpalt Der 9iobt bat oraumentrt, oaB
oas Sbergeridpt Inarhismus fir ell lIebet
unb fir perbrehertid ertlalt babe. Dies tt
leeot niht Der Sau. Sas Dberaelidt bat
pobl einise Der YIiuSip,en bes aaartismus
fit perDeti!iA be5Iuoeu, cod feinsspegs 1T
elm @bift Der Sefeslofstett aeasu ben aaal.
tismns aIs geiammtbeit oertiiuoet mcrOeu.
Gs iibeiraidt MID, bas ia hieeu 3eitaIt.r
nno in einem iteien 2au0e einiadj aui @llaS
eines Aifoaoits. pelhes Die 4ulht aus.
ipltft, baB bic gRitslieoer zines 8eretns Der,
ratbei,ite Bliu3ipieu babeu, Die SerbtHos'
lang BON 3niammsnti1fsen na1gsu9t Uev=
hPr inIIte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-17

SuntiHgSo Snb., 16. Sanuar. -
Ste ,,2Sei6tGppsn" 3u Nubrem in 6igem
gcuntp baben beTeits begoHueu, Die ban III
nen an mehrere Berionen IN ieuer Staot er,
Iafienen 9robungeu an83uiabreu. Soantaa
Hadbt murte sEllIiam DoDel, melG]er letue
Hamilie uie6etboIt Yioth leiben lies, DON ets
na 20 masfiIteu Rinnern in eiuer Birtps
iGait isberraiGt Hnb our9 Die 5iutertbir in's
5raie aei9leppt. &c wurbe Elm Strif iiber
Den Sopf 6ss 9efau9enen geporiea uub Qesz
terer an Der nGhfen Eelearapbeufauae AMI.
aefntpft. g1ad etuer gSette mur6e er pie.
Der EeruuterssIafeu. Bel tieier GeIeasnteit
gsIou9 Gs ibn1. III eatpii9eu uub aus 9eibes,
fr6Iten nm StiIfe III rufeu. Die ,0eistaps
psnn fiugen ibr Spfer baIb nieber elm, iaben
fidJ nber, ea Gorel bur6 iein S6reien uiele
Biirser berbeteeIodt bate, eeU6tbigt, bic
6iuGt su ergreifer, nm mint erfanut III ner.
6en. 9;ejes Scrfommris bat in ieuer Stabt
unb umeebuns eroBe aufresuug berpor ge.
rnisu, teionbers uuterDeuieniaen, tuelde be.
reita nit Drobbriefeu bon ben y gWeiBtappen"
beboGt pcrSfn fiub.
Horths 9 salem, R.s9. I6. Sanuar.-
Sobn @elib, pelder bier nit elmer Strob.
ptttne In pilber che lebt, trurbe Dor Sur,em
sur Nnhtseit BON IS gfastirteu ans oem
Bette geriffen, in ben s9aIo gefiibrt uno
mi6banbeIt, bis er bic @esenh iu uerIafTeu
bsiiprnG. Gr begab fiG na9 Bortsmouth
nnS erbob gertdtIide Beidpsrte, in beren
GOIge iest Is Der sSsietappeun psrbaftet
moreen iiuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-17

grtmiuaG.@er (SOr RihteT
Tbelps.) 9SegeH betriiger,iGer SehnuptuH'
gen - gSilliam Sutlebge, q Sapre SEht~
taus. gSepen &inbiId)s Gehurl Roo9ers,
nrei Sabre 3udthaus g8esen 8iebfdhIs q
SGmes Buras, neuu RoIate Staatsarbelts'
bans: Shomas 8. Stemart, oieL Dtonate
@efduguiB; SobH @taers, eiI Sahr 3dhf7
bans; Wsgerin GnRie SaH6ers, Is Otonate
i3uttbans in einsm uuo fiat Sabre IN e.neu
aubsren Snne. gBsseH MoroauSG.Hs
ger Sohn 8aUis, n,eoerael6laSeu. 2Se1en
augi,fis - Srana NIB Barbara WdItenei,
uieoergeidIagsu unte- SueIfeuuu19 Der So'
fen. g6egen 8rageus uerbOrgeuer gSaHeu-
Rsger @emGro &hcma5, uieber9ei1la8e1.
gu' Der 3egihrunoe fir bsate febau tolgeuoe
Sdlle: Charles u. Ssplid, 6raIf Yo'mer,
9SiGiam y. Stifer tuegeu Eraaeus oerbors
aener 9SafieH; Grant Seang, aler. Sreer,
&bomas Sneetug, YtartlE = NtGlep, yies
gel,u Safe Sriecoe, gteaer Seurp Carpenter,
WlidneI Mab0u, ytegsr Yute Batter, Neser.H
2tSSie Simmes, gieaer GbCmas Sdullt1 me-
gen Gusrifis; 4h Yiug, alias Sr9 zee,
CHARLES u. 6eplib me9eu YtcroaugrifiS;
&hiifopbsr Stnoiap me8eu au9l.T5 CUR
9ladlt3eit; 9ie9er,n SudH Butler, ! homas
Guislen, Samuel 1scReal, perm. @biiqoIn
tueaeu &iebhabls.
Common BIeass s9erid t. (Sor
8iGter 0uffp.) @liiabet5 u. Green piOec
bas Suprem @ouiiI Der u4metfGuii3eG
Gbrenleginu," Slage luf IIsja9lu1g BON
$4,000 llnterfI sgeioeru.
StQbts sSreisaeri DIT. tSor
&iuter 0sunis) 8lOB picer Die ~ 6remeu's
Sniurauce -@ompaSuie ;" besuotgt uHO inter
Rerutbuug gehaIteu. AuI Der 9tegtftauoe
iiir heute: Charles S8. Bonnie piOer lR. Di.
Euoau; Dan tDiOer Die pBOfaI Gelearapb'
g. Gable. @omp te;" (uor 8i9teC &t.5b9
gGebb triSer Wic&lostep.
Stlbtgertdt. - (SOr Gidter SteD.
art.) Senlietie 81. Glenn, So5u Glenn nab
SSarnes 4. Sarnooo, SIuaeeS oeS ytadlIaHss
uon Sobn @Ienu, rpioer Uta1or uuo StaOts
ralh BON Saltimore, IpSellation Settefis 0es
8urdtIudes btr glulueILe, bon Der Sill
nolfraee bis mad Der peflthen StGot-
creme; UHteIiuduH9 Der Surg eiu9eretd]t,
melte bic poH ben SttaFeu &OGIMifirlu
fsfgeieeteu s8s.ibert6buHgsfeueII beita.tgt.
| 3ames Snno uuo 2libet. j. 0olIer nl0sr
! Wauor unb StQouatb uou Baltimore, ZIP
UeIai.on Seiffis beS 9nrabTude3 Der
EOpnisu6fgaBe abgeWlsleu uao oer Staot
| bic Soften uuIerIsat Sol. 9tenaGU miSer
| ojeIelbeu, 4ppeuauCu Se.,efis oes DnT4'
b.I6ts ber Oltoel f.0Be ab9tpttI5E uTe De-
Stuot bic Soften auierls8t.
Buhbesz szDtfrtFtss @ ert mt. (S6,
/ &,dter glct.,s.) @apt. Robert Mus, lI
| b-~ ne diet, flialt beeub2t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-17
Sic saalaae eaf seat ssftna,.s. -.

2ittIes 81 o d, Grf., 16. Sanuar. - 81.
u. Sersin, SiiIfsdef bes Grausportbieufes
Der nYauuma Giieubabn," i9reibt: u0ie
4aee gerpinnt bier Elm iebr 5peifeIb aftes 4us,
iebeu, uuo man fieht uuauseusbmen 3eiten
entoeaeu, lobni0 Die Nrbeiten ON Sanal erf
aufger6ti Laben. Dreiz bis uiertauleuo III.
better iinb in Soige Der &tnfteuuue Der Nr.
heiten Seitens eiuielner lluteraehmer i40n
entlaiIeu norben. 0eua bic grbeit bauu
sdnslid aufbTrt, treroeu oielleiat 3e9ntan.
ieno Grbeiter beidditisunaslos perbeu, uno
&c Iast iida iGper iagen, mas oauu geI1ebsu
mirb. -. Die 5eit 1T ebeu rsif fir cine
neue 8epnluiiou. Seit Der llnterSriiduua
bes Iesteu auffaubss fno idon bier Sabre
petilofTen une bic leitsnoeu @eifer martea
nur auf siue Sele9eubeit, bas 5pisl noG-
mails An ueriu6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-17
Re.p. n OFFER glaGarE6,teit.

" hzg) r |, 16. Sanuar. - s5rnu SAB
9cnio pnrte beute mad einem tm Srauer'
henie on Ger 5. Iuenue fattaeiuabeneu 2eis
dehGotteabieuf aui Der gGooblonoz&euier
tern" 5Ir 9fnbe beffattet. 9as 2eid den5es
9dngniB 10 CT Elm m0aIiti einIa9es.
- Sin 8remier In 9ienfsu Der SONG
Selanoer Baha" tuuroe bei'm Raugtren pou
Sa9nna99ons IN Der Atlanttc=I =Iuenue, ulbe
9lsoelanbtrOBe, 26. Barh, Brocilpn, BON
Der Sotomotiue zines sfttpGrt5 fabrenben GU
see Ger eruahuten Gompaauie erfaBt uuo auf
Der Stele getDotet. Die 9eiGe purbe mad
eem Stdtiotshauie on Der 8utlersNueuue
Pebrat)t uno 3ugfibrer uub Gonoufteur oes
.3nges oerbattet, absr ipater 9e9en Sitrgl1ait
frei9eloiiep.
- Nus Merger iiber ueridiebeue 3pi.ia.
ietten, neldle er IN lester I3eit augebIidl nit
leinsr 95ehalfte 81 befisben bate, rabte Ser
Is Sabre alte @ecrs Sap, Der In gtr. 227,
SreomefroBe, ttu mSblirtes 3immer be-
tpObrte, aefttn gtadmittas ben Seriud, fiji
aus Der gSelt au ldoften, iilsem er Raitenaift
periGlndte. Sein Sorhaben parb nod red,t.
sstti9 eHtoedt nnb Der 2ebeusuliibe ia's So.
ipitat seidift.
= Gin 55.iabriser Ranu, Nameus gBn.
&gno, pnroe beute irih betrunfeu uub nit
ourdituittener aehe uor Rr. 2l5, Sf=5S.
StraBe, feheuo nufgefuuoen uab IN elm 6os
ipital gebradlt. Sbseih Line gBnuee cine
pabriheinIif IOatlife III, mar er beuuo1 i i'm
Stanes. m'tiutbeiIsn, ouB er ir9euouo BON
iret Wdnnern augsfallsu uub oernuuoet
noroen lti. Die Boli3ei ift nit Elmer Inter.
fuduua beiddfti8t.
- Die 1eiGe oes eieutenauts Nies, mel
der sefern arf bem 8uuoesb ampfer a0an=
tic" ON selben sSteber ffarb, if On Suro bes
Santtatseampfers BRETON" geitafft unb In
ReBletiuns ees GsIuabb bbeitsbeanteu &r.
Smtth mad Suiubuine= Sslano iiberfih1t
poroen, tpoIelbif fte In einem @epUIbe proois
ioiiit tet9eett pnr0e. Die 9tids ioQ baz
ielbfi 10 lange bleibeu, bis bic 8eIrauoten
bee Serfiorbenen eiueu Wefauiars seid.dt
tabeu, IN tpelGem oieieIbe na9 i.Slan eiae-
bellebigen Staot trauepcttirt uerSeu fam
&is 8eiiesung pirb pabrI9siEli1 In RiGs
mcnb, Sa., fatifiubeu.
Der sefs,n nit 142 3piideubedspaIfaz
gieren aus yfeapel angelanQte Dampfer
- anglia" puioe on Der QuarantGae ,urfid.
gehulten, neil Observation-Disclosures inter
ben Pnfagiersn ucrsefommeu finb. Gin Sinh
ift natsrue9s sitier SeuGe erleseu uuo eiu
anberes boran erirauft. S1mmtlihe Baiia.
giere purben aetmpii unb has Sabr,eus eiuer
grlnoliten Sesiufsiruns uuterSogeu.
- 3ablreide Witgliseer Der ,llaiteb.9a-
bor.Bartp" iGlisBen fd iett uEammaup-
Snf" on. @efern bat fif Der gan3e l6. Dis
friit Der Partet In bieie eemofratiihe Grgl.
niiaticu aufuebmeu Iafsu. Bon elmer Reor.
gonifatiou Der nlluitebs eabor> Bartp" IN uas
tiitlih feiue Rehe metr.
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&fehfft6rfte.

@btcaeo, 10. Sanuar. .-Riu6oieb: 3us
fuhr 14,00O, Serieubuu9 $500; Preiie uaEi'
trten Spti9eu $3.50 uub $4.75.-SuJpeiae:
3ufubr 5000, Berieubuu9 5000; Breiie pa
riirteu 3Uii9eu $3.50 urO $5.15.- Saonie:
3uiubr 1000, Serieubuus 1000; Preiie Ua'
riirteu 5tpiihsn 81 rs unb &c.
ct. 3ouis, 16. SanHar.-G -Gino0ieb: gu
fubr 25OO, Serienbnug 1900; Breiie 0arlir,
ten 3pii6en s.. 100 Ru0 $500. - S4pelue: ::
3ufubr 77OO, Ssrlsubuug GOO; Preiie oa.
riirtsn 5nii9eu $4.85 ur5 $50 5haafe:
3ufubr 1900, SerIenouns 200; Breiie pa
riirisH sniiGeu s.. 90 rno S4.65
Ga hs2tbertp, &euni., is. Sauuar.-
8tnbbieh; 3ufubr 627, SerienouEg 874i
Preiie oariittsn 5piideu S2.75 uno $4.75.
- ShDeiue: J3uIubr 800, SerleHenHs
$500; Preiie Unritrteu ipii&eu $40 uro
$5.3O.-Sd'ouie: 3ufubr 24OO, Serieuouu9
1900; Breiie uartirtea suii4eu $500 luo
$6.75.
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EG Der g4IIgemetue arbetter=
&rante nsu s.S erein,"
peIter uunmehr laHser, beuH eius Genera
tion biuburb stue b6tit ieeeuereihe EbStia.
tett enttpidelt bat nub in allen Shtdteu Der
Beu6Iieruus ;ubIrei6e Ersunoe betst, feiert
Nontag, ben 81. Sauuur, in letnem 90
sas,tsrass 5as ssT %gs fs;n an s Sn
qnDeieubeu perbeu fid 3ur llnterbnItunS
SsIegenheiten manuisfa4er Art bteteu. 8as
Befi beginnt nit nBert; auf bieie8 foIat
bic Befrebe bes gsreiua Brdh0euteu.
Den S4lnB ces Prcsramms Der Geier biIoet
Der SabresbalI. Witglieher nne oeren
Bumilten, iolrie ipe5iea einselabeue @dffe
nnb bic Sereine, bic In Der .Nehauics'
9eue" rsselEasia iHre SisuHGeu haItsu,
bateu 3Rlritt.
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e(u@ eim @runo sur sranoisiftass

9Grrisbura, 3D., 16. SaHuar. - Sa
Der reSuIareu Slbun9 bes 8eeuaoi9un9es
@erihtsbufs purbeu ie6s meme Sd(le purle
legt. Ger eIfe Sal mar Der BON 5o9u Gedp
aus Stu1lfill, DeIder In 1885 negen %
iufter Braubfiituug 81 u5t SabreH 3Gdi,
paus peilrtbeiIt por6en mar. 4eun's in.
muIt ma6te gelteuO, 6aB Trau SeIlp eiH.
@epobnbeits= =SdufeiiH sepeien let. &roe
Dem Seun bic g8irtbe rDie6erboIt gaUaIit
hobe, ieinsr Eruu Bbistep 81 uera6reIt. =,
tebe 8iss boG fottgsiIuber. als ct eire8
Cages nod 6Guie setommeH ei, babe er ieTe
SFrnu to6t aHf bem Boben lienenb gefuu5e1
0er Sob iet cine ToGee bes u ateus gem
fen. Dies babe ion in cine ioihe Gafrsguus
Uc.ieBt, bab er beldtoB, bte ShuOppsbrsrne
rel bon 5oGunber, nelder ieiner Frau ben
Ieeten gBbisfe9 oertauit bate, in 3raub 81
itten. 81 pur0e bisrbel abaefGSt rub III
Obtger Strafe Usrurtbeilt. gls 6auptntIuS
iiir bas 8eaunbioungsesiuh gtbt Der Gnunlt
an, taB Sslp's Gsiuu0beit i'm @efGuguiB 70
gsIttten babe, tuB ie'q GOO bulb srwarist
perbeE miiiIe.
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eSHt Gterbel.

gtensDorf. 16. Sanuar. .-1dtb. 5iaac
8elI, ber ebsmalise amerifaniide @eianbte
on tie Nieoerlanoe, Iiest TN bieageu , St.
Susas Seipital" i'm Stsrbsn, unb iein Ar5t
erildls, or fperoe faum bic RaGt iiberleben.
Gene Fran nnb Siuoer, iopie ieta Bslber
2,uia Heu bsfinnen iib Bel ibm.