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New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
RETURNS FROM THE COUNTIES.

A REPU BLICAN MAJORITY IN sALFN
salem. Nov. 5-Salem County gives Grubb Rep1
ior Governor I75 majority. John c. Ward RepI
elected TO Assembly by l2' majority ,,,,, ro,.
Chairman Republican County COMMITTEES,
GLOUCESTER REPUBLICAN BY 500
Woodbury.. Nov. 5.-Gloucester County goes Re-
tsSsscsn ssn By 800 majority. West Hepl elected to
Chairman Democratic County Committee
BARRELS or MONEY SENT INTO MORRIS.
N0'faown, Nov 3 ,speoiaD. Morris County gives
scr..taac mslorites follows: Albeit, 140; Wer7s,
SsHsos, s30. ard eleOs 70 The Assembly Albright
,-'ou1, hon me Ist District: Norris lRepJ, I'D
N', Asgshrlsht fDem., lid District The
"or Of tie Democratic County Committee
wo so"1 1900 - his credit on Saturday Gotiried
- 'enaAg his check for 81 900, the State Com
-1-' s-'AO' Senator Mcpherson s0nt large
bs, Oh. dso,fsae money was never more plentiful,
arronc The ps ~ Is plainly attributable 20 detection
toTnsbtns "epuofesns Of Randolph and Rockaway
GRUBBs GREAT POPULARITY IN HIS OWN
COUNTY.
n soo '~beungion County gives GPubb
g, 1~'Ui"S' 1S' hai1ison's plurality was $40
Ss@fa Grubbs home is st pas.,,a,er IN This county
~sa .o Vote is an indcH On ofbte nrnenss nnnlarfy
"nn ,hs people Of hi, County NO '''''"'' P'F--'
x,te county elects tire. p.,.I, .....ti.-.n
~"mson, HAnseil and sharp ~ '''' '
srARs or FRAUD IN MIppLEsRx
30. 'rla'~ek Nov. CspcciaD.-The Democrats
,..,.a =, 'oup'''e s"sep IN MIddlesex County They
ns.r4,,. "''s OF Aeir Assemblymen by increased
sls.,.. = ." 'ns ISL District Luther H. Tappan was
kan.,., peO'se sgseri ia the IN District c. IL.
ssconas o.. - a. A&he, and IN lid District W. e.
L. 'answsy, an increase OF one.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
A SPLENDID VINTAGE.

Dispatch from Reims. November 3. 1891
This years vintage Of Champagne has been com
rlsted, and has alsD produced such excellent wrles
that the decade OF 1880 TO 1890 VIII show more nns
vintagcs thar any other. Among the largest buyer,
the house which secured the most desirable crowns.
and whose cellars since the celebrated 1884 vintage
hold the finest and largest stock In the entire Cham
pagne district, are G. H. Mumm & Co. The prcsS
paid throughout very high
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS.
REPUBLICAN BY 10000 TO $4,000

VERY LIGHT yoTE-THE NEW BALLOT IA"
A GREAT SUCCESS.
TO fhe Edifor Of The Tribune
Boston, Nov 5.-We have carried the State py
from 10000 to $4,000. Both branches oil tne
Legislature are strongly Republican The Voe
was very light The new ballot law is great
success J. OTIS WARDWELL,
Secretary Republican State Committee.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
ESTIMATES IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, Nov. 5.-PHrtial returns 10 Inc
Sun from this city and the counties indicate lir''
Baughman DEM i, reelected State Con'foAef "Y
about ! 900 majority, il gain Of 1000 on Ms
former vote
The Americans" buleun says that DAVIDSON
DEM, candidate for Mayor carries the CITY oy
$500, by the returns Of thirteen wards out ol
TWENTY-FIVE
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
GIL WEEK IN CHARLESTON.

Charleston 5. c., Nov. 5.-Thls was the second day
Of GalW SEX and 20 600 strangers were In tho city
The trades display nght was fine There were
seventyhve floats and 1000 men in tho process
sion which composed Of SIX divisions each division
headed by a brass band. Governor Richardson, Con
gresham Dbbo and the state officers rode az tho head
Of the procession in carriages.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

YALE BEATS THE CRESCENTs AT FOOTBALL.
The Crescent football team defeated yesterday
by the Yale team the score being ls 10 o. In the
first half OF the gamo Yale unable 10 scors point
Bull OF the Crescents received bad cut over the ear
but pluckly ept on playing I'LL tho end OF he ga'
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

All spotAecaries sell that true and tried strength.
enins aud medicine, DR.. d. Jayne's Tonic Yer
mifuge. II n child Is weak and wanting In appetite
q finer tonic and appetizer cannot be given II: while.
II worms be present their removal by the yermifugs
is safely effected =.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
NEM REpuBLICAN SENATOR'S CHOSEN.

The following State Senators were elected ::
Atlantic County-John j. Gardner r.
Bergen County-Henry d. Winton ID
Cumberland County Samuel r. Fowler (RJ'
Hudson County--Edward F. Mcdonald 3D.
Mercer County-John D. Rue (R)
Morris County-George T. Werts d.
Ocean County-George I. Crommer (k)
The State senate will be Republican and the House
Democratic Republicans gain Senator in Cumber-
land, and probably In Bergen and reelect their
ddates in Mercer, Atlantic and Ocean. Democrats
reflect in Morris and Hudson The next Senate
VIII probably be 12 Republicans TO Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
TO MEXICO.

-Four very attractive tours through Mexico ARE an
nounced for this season. Tho parties will make the
trip In an elegant train Of Pullman palace cars which
also bapber;s sSon hsaho ihary rl'a etc Hv bsv
ing practically hotel wheels the travellers Will
be enabled 10 visit places rarely by other
tourists. Descriptive circulars OF these tours may be
ootained OF Raymond whitcomb, 257 broadway,
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
NEW-JERSEY.
GUESSING AT ABBETTS PLURALITY.

TIE ESTIMATES PUT AT SEVEN AND EIGHT
THOUSAND.
County majorities, ascertaned and csuma@u'
Atlantic only not having been heard rom' lnai-
cate that Albeit has been elected by pluraiiS
of between 1000 and 5000 other estimates
place the majority at lower figures lhe repor'eo
county majorties are follows
Camden. 5000 for Grubb; Passslc, Z'ooo lor
Grubb: Essex. 500 for Albeit; Hudson' o'ooo
for Albeit: Monmouth, 1000 for Albeit ocean,
$50 for Grubb; Atlantic, 400 for Druoo' Mercer
xb0 for Grubb; Warren, 1000 for Aooet
Trenton, Nov. 5-At midnight Secretary OF State
Kelsey estimated that Abbetts majority IN the
s,a,e would be from 5000 TO 5000, and that
the House Will be Democratic by a majority of 2.
. He estimated that the Senate would possibly be
Republican by l.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
KILLED AT TIE POLLS.

Batimoir Nov shortly before the closing oi INC
polls in the Fst Precinct Of the FIIeenuh war"
fight took place between John Apple iu',oN','
tic ket-holler and william Drlscol Democrat Appio
was lynocled down and kicked in the head. and was
dead when picked up Dr.scOn IS held for ule nuI,oi
There were several other assaults, but mono VI
serious nature
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
A CLOSE VOTE IN OHIO.
,Cen,iu.rd from First Page.)

Washington County, estimated, Boyer l,ooo-a Dom
ocratc gain Of 402.
neIawVre County. estimated Boyer o,o5o-a Re-
publican gain OF ga.
sullivan County, estimated. B!gler 3oo-a Republl
can gain of 73.
Luzerne County, estimated. Boyer 2oo-a Republi-
can gain of .057.
Bucks County, estimated Biger $50 purality-a
Democratic gain Of 443.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED

Is the most conspicuous example OF progressive rail-
roSding In the world IL du plicafss land all tle
cOnveniences Of an ocean greyhound. Men, women
and children find that special attention Is paid TO all
their wants l. leaves New-York every day for
Cincinnati and Chicago at 100 T. m. =.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

T1MMANY CIVIL JUSTICE hE-ELbCIhp'
The canvass Of the for Civil Justice IN ths I'
Judiclal District reelected Peter Mitchell, tho Ian
many canddase His total vote was 5,s.O. assll,, v
4 sso Tor Joseph J. Mckeou, the County Deno0'@o'
and Labor Union candloSe'
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

Estabi.hed IS7s.-MRs McELRATH's HOMEMADE
PRESERVED. BRANDED CANNED AND SP1CEo
FRUITS AND JELLIE>. ........x..,.
PURE RED CURRANr JELLY sPECiALTf.
Everything gass and kept until ,ai rnr prices
references &c address Mrs SARAH = AcElRATH. 5JS
Degraw-st Brooklyn, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

Quaker Rolled White Oats free from all hulls
aud other foreign matter and readily asshna.ed
By the most delicate digestion.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

When baby was sick, we esvr her Castorta.
When she was Child abe cried FOR Ca storia.
When she became Miss. she clung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Caxtorfa.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
Bargain, Extraordina ~ In Purni,
Tickle Your Palufe.

An opportunity seldom offered TO purchase handsome
Furniture Of designs may be found st George G.
Flint Co.. 104 West l4th.st.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

A large number Of popular necessities could be met
bv consulting tho carefully classified advertisement
on the fifth page OF The Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
MARRIED.

ANE-GRANT-On Monday. November 4 1882 at 81.
Matthew'S Church. BY the Rev. Henry Chsmbcflane.
John Joseph Crane. VI. D., 70 Clara g. daughter OF the
late Robert Grant.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

sid your digestion strengthen your stomach. by Rex
Wheag Mush for breakfast every morning.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

Cooks coachmen dressInahers and house-servauis .
OF all kinds offer their services In the short advertise
ments on the lnh page Of The Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

Notices Of marriages must be indorsed vita full
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
THE LOWER HOUSE DEMOCRATIC!

ONE DEMOCRATIC ASsEMBLYMAN GAINED.
The Democrats have elected thirty-thre Of the
sxty Assemblymen. Throughout the State the fol-
lowing Assemblymen have been elected:
Atlantic County-Shepherd S. Hudson tRD
Bergen County-Ist District, George Zimmerman
(DJ Id District, Abram DeRonde 3D.
Burlington County-Ist District, George @. Davis
tD) I'D District, W. B. Perkins o.; lid District,
Martin L. Hanes (D)
Camden County-Ist District. Franklin c. worman
C) Id District John Harris (R) lid District ]. P.
Kirkbride (R)
Cape May County-Eusene C. Cole (R.,
Cumberland COunty-Ist District, John N. olaspell
tR.) lid District Reuben Chessman R)
Essex County-lst District, George Robensten (Dl ;
I'D District, Reuben Trier lD): lid District. Thomas
II. Pollock QIJ; IVth District. Thomas Smith CD;
Vth District Leonard Kallsh (D; With District. r. A.
Price (RD; With District, Charles Trefz ODE With
District, John J. Bertran (D) IXth District E. II.
Snyder CD; Xth District T. W. Jackson (R)
Gloucester COunty-James West RepJ I
Hudson County-Ist District, Michael Mullsne
(DemJ; Id, Henry Byrnes CDem); IIId, William f.
Midige Repl; IVth, Calvin Peck Rep.l; Vth, Herbert
Potts RepJ; With, John Erwen Qiep); With, John f.
Kelly DEM With Andrew J. Boyle CDemJ; IXth,
Lawrence Pagan (Dem); Xth, Thomas p. Usher
(Deml
Hunterdon County-Ist District, william Ii. Martin
(Dem); lid, Lewis H. Trimmer (DemJ
Mercer County-Ist District John a. steen DemJ
I'D, Thomas Chambers llepJ; IlId John Schroth
DEM
Middlesex County-Ist District George W. Eggert
QRepJ; I'D. Daniel NJ. Kane (Ind. DemJ
Monmouth CoUnty-lst District, Aaron f. johnson
DEM; I'D, William d. Campbell DEM; lid,
nsEsr Mefts c9sn.yist s1s District Collins wsir GsR|
ocean County-1st District, Adoph Ernst Rep).
Passalc County-Ist District Robert Williams
tRep); I'D. James Parker tRep4: lid, Thomas Nc
Crane Rep: INth, James Keys tDem
salem County-Ist District, John C. Ward RepJ
Somerset County-Ist Distrlct-JacOb KlOtz (Deml
sussex County-Ist District, Andrew j. Ball (Dem9
Union County-Ist District James G. Connolly
fDemJ: Id Fred. @. Marsh (DemJ; lid District,
John Ulrich lRcpD
Warren County-Ist District ELEPHANT Hoover
fDemD lid, Daniel ". Haggerty DEM
AN ELECTION FIGHT AT NEW.BRUNSWICK
ALLEGED BALLoT.Box sTUFFING CAUSES THE
TROUBLE.
New Brunswick, ~ j.. Nov. 5.-At about o'clock
tonight fight occurred because Of the alleged sfng
OF a balOt-box in the second poll in the sixth Wad
of this city and it is impossible to obtain count
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

A variety Of desirable things are advertised In the
many columns of short announcements On the fifth
mage OF The Tribune this morning
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

For County Clerk Patrick ConVery tDem) Is elected
over John H. Conger (iep1 10y a slight majority
Abhe,s MATURITY in the county will probably be about
$50 The defeat Of the Republicans IN the city is due
TO the tremendous majoites in the sixth ward, which
Gives nparly 500 for the Democrats. The returns
from this ward were delayed until hours after those
from the rest Of the city were received and there Is
grave suspicion as 10 their correctness
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
nr,ocnAr1c MAJORITY IN HUNTERpoN.

Pennington. y. J., Nov. o.-ADoe'ts majority II
Hunterion County is 1000 sight iailhg on from
tho Presidential vote Crammer Democrat is elected
s,rrogste Roth the Democratic Assemblymen Mar
fin IN the Ist and Trimmer in the I'D Districts.
elected.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
GOVERNOR urII vorrs IN rIM

Elmira. y. Nov. 5.-A very light vote wa
polled here this morning The weather was pleasant
but threatened snow. Governor Hill arrived in thi
city at IL 30 last night, and early % the Thr
Ward polling place, whore he deposited his oallo
Al 8 :27 this morning he took the train for Albany
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

with last year. The Democratic vote falls of slightly
more than the Republican. The Republican majority
for senator Erwin and the State ticket Is about
$500 John / Gilbert received many Prohibition
votes and will lead the Republican ticket BY 200
or mora The three Republican cand dates for A.
semblymen are elected Curtis In the st District
kimball in the I'D and Bradford IN the lid Tie
Democrats voted straight the state ticket.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
GLOUCESTER REPUBLICAN BY 500.

Woodbury., Nov. 5.-GIoucester County goes Re.
publican by 800 majority. West GepJ elected 70
Assembly By 300 {. 4. MADDEN,
Chalrnan DcmOcratic County Committee.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
Union GOES FOR ABBETT.

Union County gives Albeit about COO plurality.
Foster NJ Voorhees, Republican. carries the Ist As
sembly District by 1854 plurality over James c..
Connolly Democrat Frederick c. Marsh Demo-
crat, has 43O plurality in the I'D District over
John Benjamin, Republican. John Urich, Repubu-
can carries the lid District by 500 majority over
william 4. Coddington Democrat Piainhed City
gives Grub 307 plurality. Railway gives Albeit
IS plurality. Elizabeth gives Albeit l,045 plurality
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-14
Harmony LILO.

Another reception was given at the
Harmony club rooms last nightwhich
was very we'll attended and thorough
ly enjoyable. Among the ladies at
tending were Mesdames Geo. Epp-
stein, Sim Hart, Ben Moke, J. Fisher,
M. Mayer, M. Friedman, Sass, He'll
man, Misses Mamie Frank, Annie
Fork Hattie Bodenheimer, Lille
Mayer, Rosa Rouff, of Victoria; Tina
Moses, Austin; Inez and Camilla
Moke, L. Melaskey, of Austin; Han
nah Morris, Cora Jacobs and Cora
Baum Messrs. G. B. Frank, Hugo
Nader, Adolph Steinhart,, G. Epp-
stein, Sol and Emil Frank, Kahn, Geo
Ketch, Max Goldirank, Leon and Ju-
Illus Fork, Simon Veith, Max Gold
frank, Albert Joske, Ben Moke, Jake
Wolff, J. Fischer, J. Sichel, Max May
er, Ben Asher, Fred Mayer, Sol Nor
rIs, M. Friedman, Henry Hellman, of
Kyle, and Mr.. Goldsmith.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-14
Grand Opera House.

Prof. Bristol's horses drew another
large audience last night at the Grand
opera house. There were many ladies
who had to stand during the perform
ance, being unable to procure seats,
and hundreds of gentlemen who were
glad to even secure standing room.
Tonight is the last performance. A
matinee was given this afternoon.
Tomorrow night the Thompson Opera
company, in "Said Pasha," begins
their engagement.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-14
San Antonio Club.

The opening of the reception season
of this popular club was celebrated
last night by brilliant assemblage
of San Antonio society people, and
pleasant evening was spent by all.
There were many distinguished
guests present. Among these the
mayor of the city of Dallas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-14
Marriage Licenses

Alfred Williams and Eveline
Cooper.
James Diningmore and Laura
Mayes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-14
State News Condensed.

Goldthwaite has been covered with
snow.
The Capital theatre at Dallas is
burned.
A residence and bakery are burned
at Victoria.
Grass is good and stock are fat at
| Menardyille.
Wild fowl are abundant on the riv-
or near Paint Rock.
Oats at Paint Rock made 100 BUSH
els per acre this year.
The Texas Town Site company, of
Waco, has filed charter.
The fine weather is furthering pro-
gress on the work at the Brazas bar.
Gov. Ross offers reward of $500 for
the murderers of Hodson at Houston.
Concho county has scarcely thous-
and people, but it has $4,000 court
house.
Everything is arranged in Laredo
for the early erection of q $4,000
foundry.
Express companies are doing
rushing business in eggs and turkeys
and chickens just now.
Vote on the school question at Bon
ham will probably be that the city
takes charge OF the schools.
Gov. Ross has appointed G. S. Fitz-
gerald of Ell Paso, commissioner to
the silver convention at st. Louis.
Father DUNN, who had charge of
the Catholic church at Bryan, is mar
ried to Miss Bonneville in Houston.
The jury in the case of the Han sons |
charged with the murder of j. d. |
Mann at Corsicana, return verdict of
not guilty.
A young man working at the cot
ton gin at Rutersville had his hand
and arm mangled and he died after
amputation.
One of the premium cotton bales at
the Dallas fair is sold at auction IN
Galveston for the ben eft of the Con-
ederate home.
The Tyler WaterwCrGs company
now have IL 1-2 miles of mains laid,
and have large force at work to lay
five miles more.
Application will be made to place
Tyler ON the list of free mail delivery
cities as soon as she has the required
10000 population.
A Santa Fe switchman at Calves
ton while standing on the tootboard
of the engine was struck by bale OF
cotton from q moving train, jamming
him against the tank of the engine,
killing him.
A man is found in his room in a
house just north of Waco doubled up
in his mattress, dead of strangula-
ton. The evidence shows that the
room was occupied by two other per-
sons part of the night.
Election of Officers.
The annual election of officers of the
Young Mems Benevolent Association
occurred last night which resulted as
President-W. Hoefiing, Jr.
Vice-President-R. G. Nixon.
Secretary-Herman Heiligman.
Treasurer-Jacob Weber.
Trustees-R G. Nixon, H. H. He'll
igman, HI. HI. Huth, A. Lopez.
Arrangement Committee-H. A.
Noise, G. Tutgeit. r. Hoefiing.
Relief Committee-E. Oppermann,
G. Steu Ding, q. D. Roemer.
The annual ball will be given at
Casino hall Nov. 23d.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-14

en- nnpEn MONTH-THE DAILY LIGHT
JU UblllS Cheapest daily paper Texas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-14
DRESS GOODS.

In this prominent branch Foreign
and Domestic textures. Foremost of
the Novelties Partisan Dress Robes,
So, $14, SIG and SIS a pattern, shades,
Garnet, Peacock, Brown Blue, Gray,
Green.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-28
9te @ebrsmeR Rtteers 0trrett. i.

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uansminifter bat BON BEN 3oqcoIettor IN
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periuten6eut Der 5ii1ereten Der yAlastaz
commercial. @ompaug," iprad Ieiue 4nFGs
ten iiber ben Stanb Der Siidereifraae, ME
folat, aus: ySie canabiitben Rarooeure taben
ben Robbenfaug mGbreuo Der letten Sabre
idper gei6a6igt. Die .3abI Der Rcbbeu auf
ben SnIeln iCI nabesH etn Drittsl 9eriuger
ietu, aIs Dor ied1s Sdbreu, nm melGe 3eit
bic Wurooeure TIRE Arbett TN 8ehriuasmeer
beoonueu. 9as E16teH bon 100 900 Robz
ben nrc Sabr tpuroe bonn @onsreB 9etattet,
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couaSiid1er Iiobbenfdnger gerabesI ueroops
belt. gBas baif 90 bte 9eisBIih angeorbnete
S5bouuua? - SD bin Der AHitGt, bas ui6t
mebr, aIs 10000 bts $4,000 Robbea ieees
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SD CLAUDE nidtr bas England fib AMI &auas
6a's Seite feIIen .ptrb, nm Ietu eiaenes Sgs
terefTe ,I idiSisen. Su 2ouboa fino eiuise
9auierb arbeiter nit Der Serarbeitun9 BON
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better bsihGfriguasslos, rno Oas aGpItal,
bas i'm SanOeI nit RObbeufsuen iedt, muB
nnherspo plactrt per6en.R
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-28
gemeesbrnaFs tut , ootocs8ud,toa,Tc

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leto9 ans 0faugeI on g8afer ebenfalIs nid3t
i'm Stan6e, bic 5Iammeu 3u bsuletfterl, bis
Die StubIfabrlf, bic gReCffGtte Der .Golums
bIazgcIts COMPANY" HID Elm grose8 Uiaga
8tn In AiGe EGgeu. @lz Itarfer Bino mebte
8ur :3eit, unb bic itbrigsa iuueG5aIb Der 3utbts
bausmauera befiublimen 9ebdube mur0eu
uur nit giiibe Dor 3erf6rnng benabrt.
@roBe Auireguug berri5te pdbreuO Der
Seuersbruuf inter ben Strdfltngen I'M Sns
reren opebI, tpie unteC Der au5erbaIb uer=
iammelten Weni6enmeuge. Die @asnerfe,
neIGe Die biefgen Staatsgebdu6e nit @as
beriorgen, beFn6eu il1 blot ueten Der Stubl=
iFabrit, Hllein slitdLt9er 0eie pur0e cine
grpIOfon bee Gaiometegs uerbinbert.
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GeriH, Spuoam uu6 Sbertbau, nurbeu 0urdb
bas einiiir3eute Dad Ses Ilagalias oerleBt.
gian i4Gst ben 9eianmtuerluf auf etna
$4,000. Die Sabrifgabdnbe lDer6eu uGbrz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-28

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tag gtadu1ittag erI6o6 Der So Sabre aIte SQrz
ner y. 3. Beers bet Snbepenbeuce, Rentous
@ouut1, 3n., ieinen gfafbar 2eut Rtce. Be.
GEN etnes 2anbneges, Der fdb sptideu ben
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3niiden ben SamiIien Der Sarner idon Ieit
mebreren Sabren etae bittere Sebbe 6eftan'
ben. Beers idtdte uor9eftera Ietne beiDeI
96bne rad einen In Der HIbe ietnes 5arnl.
bnuIes aelegenen StaIIe, nm bic Bferoe 3u
trdnfeu. Su fur3er @ntfernuna foIgteu ben
bei6sn 8uriGen Srau Beers un6 6eren Eo1l
ter. @enige Riuuteu Ipiter bGrte Beers Die
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Saus, 0erlab ft nit etuem geIabeHeu &suol.
oer uub ftiirjte binaIs na1 Der Ridltung,
Gus nelGer er bic 6tilfernfe ueruommea
bate. @r fab Hice in Der R6be ber 2ano'
itrlBe itehea HnO ieiue (Beers0 Gran nit ci'
mem idmereu RuiippeI bearUette1, n6breuO
Die 8oGter NIT 8tce rang uuo ueriu1te, ben
llumeHI6en uou ben UiiSbaablungea ibrer
Wutter ab3ubalten. Gin S0ha lag in Der
gt6he bennstt0s. Beers rtef ietuem ptitaerz
oeu Ha@tar IGon BON NeiteuI 3u, Ton Ieinen
DIisbanbInngen abauIafeu. Statt 6teier
auTorbernug ua1bufomueu, mari 8tce nit
Steineu mad Beers. 2esterer feuerte nun
mehrere GGifie auf 9iice ab; eiuer berielben
bate eiue t6btlide 8irfuuD. Beers befieg
oarauf Elm Bferb uub rift mad Sabepeaoeuce,
nm irjtIi6eu 8eifanb 81 requirireu. 4Is
er iebod NIT stpei Nersten auf Der 53ene er'
i@teu, bate 8ice beretts ietuen @eit aufse.
seben. Sic 8erIesuugeu, peIde &tce Ger
Srnu uu6 oem etuen Sobue bes 6rn. Beers
beigebrobt bot, iollen iebr aef6brlt1 iein.
Der gau3en 8egebeuheit pobuteu anger ben
seuauuten BeriOueu tetue 3euseu bel, uub
0biae Nuaoben finh Nnsiaaen nerielbsn. :.