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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
ASPINWALL PRECINCT.

| The statement Of the Republican can
didate for the House in Charlotte coun
~, that the arrest Of the three late SUI
pervisors Of tbe.Aspinwall precinct by
United States Deputy Marshals, will
cause him 10 lose at least three hundred
votes. was precisely what was to be ex-
rected from so gross an insult to the
| people of that county. and from so
fragrant and criminal an eDcroachment
on their liberties.
The true men of Virginia everywhere
understand that it was blow directed
at the security of citizenship not only
in Charlotte, but throughout the Com
monwealth.
That three honorable gentlemen who
had performed their duty with unfinch-
ing firnmess should be dragged from
their homes and families and ignomin-
iously carried off to Lynchburg, was
spectacle 10 excite the shame and in =
dignation of every man in this State
who has one spark Of patriotism and
self respect in his breast. Such a dis
graceful and high-handed act on the
part OF Malone should cost his candi-
date in Charlotte county not merely
three hundred votes. but the vote of
every citizen there who values the fun
damental rights Of freedom.
The malignant ami vindictive wretch
who is now seeking election TO the
highest office in this Commonwealth
had an object in selecting Charlotte
county as the scene Of his reckless as
slult upon the liberties of our people,
under the cover of law. That county,
though nearly surrounded by counties
that have long been in the hands Of
the Republicans, and though its black
population exceeds its white, has
always given a majority of votes in
favor of Democratic candidates.; and
Aspinwall has been the precinct in
which the Democrats have generally
triumphed most signally.
The spectacle of continued Demo
cratic asceDdency in Charlotte has long
been a cause of great irritation to our
Caligula, aud this last bold and |
stroke was the result of |
his determination to iDtImidate the |
manly citizens of that sturdy old ooun-
.y.
But ne cannot succeed. A race of
men who have drunk in with The milk
rom their mothers breasts. as they
iave done, traditions of Henry and
Randolph, whose voices seem still to
'ibrate in the air of Charlotte. are not
% be driven like whipped hounds be
ore the frOwn of petty tyrant whom
hey despise too much to fear. They
efy him. though he is supported by all
he Federal power. They defy HIM
With spirit that would not be daunted
he were backed by an ormyof bench
len.
Men OF Charlotte remember that of
II the frecmen in this State. 1t Is most
lcumbent on you to give in NOvem
er crushing rebuke to this public
nemy, who is lrampliug 50 ruthlessly
pom your rights and Liberties. The I
lsult is to every individual among
on. Let every man of you, therefore.
ct as if 1T depended upon him alone to G
blterate the last trace of the con- {
Imely and the shame to which you
II have been exposed. .
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IT-tN II ITIN~-
Train 40. 30 connects daily at keysyIlie
for Chase CITY. Dlarksyiilc. and oxford. Dui-
ham, Henderson, AMI lnielll connects daily
at Greensboro fOr Durham Raleigh. SALON.
md inst0n. and Hll points ON North Caro-
lima Division. at salisbury FOR AsheyNie.
Hot springs and all points Boo western Nnffn
1arolins, aud go Charlotte for e., g.. and A.
X. X.
Tain No. - connects daily at Greensboro
for salem. Winston. Raleigh. G0li-hOrO'. and
NoOrchcad 'itf; at salisbury fOr AsIffllIc
Hot Springs. aud ali points iu Western
Noriu Carolina. ai Charlotte with Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta railroad for Columbia.
Augusta, Aitcn. tinrItsfonl savannah.
Townsville. Ga.. jacksonville ana other
Florida points, also with Carolina Central
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains nom the south arrive 100 Richmond
j:l5 A. NJ. and 3.3O PM
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

The Washington dispatch to the New
York Herald yesterday states that the
whole theory of Mahone's canvass is
that 1000 white votes are for sale in
Virginia.
Can any decent people stand such an
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RAuLROAM.
N1ORRFOLK AND WESTERN Rail-.

| NJ OnnI Obh NV " se'f hff.' RAIL
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
| TWO DAILY Trains 10 LiNcHBTRG.
sCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY ~. 1859.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
a. ~ A. NJ. Daily. rio Richmond and Peters.
Wv" - burg railroad; Leaves Petersburg
1879 a. NJ. daily; ariye Norfolk
I:OOP. N.
OMAN. Daily, ria Richmond and Peters.
burg railroad. Arrive M Peters.
burg 1920 A. ". No. 3 leaves H. A..
fersburg 1880 a. ". for farmyllio
Lynchburg. Roanoke. Bristol
Knoxville, aud all points Souff
and West. THROUGH COACH
-.oop A. palIv. rfa Richmohd and Peters.
49, burg Railroad. Arrives M Peters
burr 1850 T.. NJ, daily; 10 YES
Petersburg M $40 +. VI. ally. ar.
rlylng ut Norfolk 1890 T.. NJ
TUR,UGB CAR TO NORFOLK.
700 T. NJ Daily. ria Richmond and Peters
''''' burg Railroad. arriving at Peters.
burg no $50 i. NJ. connecting
with Train No. I. leaving Peter.
burg M 7:55 T.. N. for FarmsfiIe
fynchburg Roanoke. Pocahonias
Bristol. Knoxville, ChailnoOn
and all points South and Wtsf.
PULLMAN SIEEpING-CAR ACCOMMOna.
= ''''''' TIONS.
No. I-Slecping-car Petersburg % Bristol
without change having Petersburg dali no
-:55 y. VI. Pullman sleeper lynchnuv D
Memphis without change.
No. ,-puilman sleeper Lynchburg fo NrW
Orleans. ami Roanoke 10 Chattanooga. With.
out change.
Tickets. baggage-checiSs, ami All inf0rnl-
ton can be obtained M hicninord ana Peters
burg Railroad depot. 4. ". CARRIERS. luuD
Main street. AMI M the COmparys Office. oOl
east Main street.
". -. BlNlfi.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES q. EDDY. President
Genernl Oficc. Roanoke. Va.
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RAILROADS.
Mn FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND. FREDERlCkSoOhv
II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Scneau..s
commencing APRIL sist. 1889 - '''
"a am lcavse Byrd street station daily; stop
oniy At Ashland Junction. MiifoIo'
and fredericksburg. Sleeper
W. ehin gtor and New York.
ITO; Am. l.aves Byrd street station daily u
s.ss m. caves byrd street station daily
sleeper to New York. ~
s5g am. arrives AT Byrd-etrcet station DAILY
Sleeper from New York. IN.
r.3s nm. arrives at Byrd street station dhiiy
stops At fredericksburg. Niiforo'
Junction and Ashland. Sleeper from
Washington and New York. -,
lO:4C pm. arrives al Byrd street station da'i
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY sxcBPr SUNDAYS.
e:is am. leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland at
1893 am.
40 nm. accommodation. leaves Byrd street
station arrives at Ashland Of pm.
Coz pm. leaves Elba; arrives az AshisNd -
sa5 pm.
s.i5 sp. arrives EIba. Leaves Ashland at 6:o6
Am. -.
s:S5 am. accommodation, arrives at Byra
street station; lesves Ashlan 81 1854
AN. 5000
CA. TAYLOR. General T.osct Agent.
q 4. y. MYERS General Superintencenn.
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The Boss fitted slyly to Washington
TO zee Quay. and then fitted into the
Davis House last night to hold mid.
might pow-wow with his local council
chiefs.
Waddill and Yankee Allan met him
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DHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND AND
l. NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed saI.iog DAYS ev ~ II tSpAf
and FnlDAl ne IL VI and ". ~ ST NpAl
81 . A. NJ. Freight for r sdays and fri-
day steamers r ce'vcd tilril:3O A. NJ. FOR
sundays steamer ill 4. NJ. saturday.
Freight received daily III SIP VI.
Fare 10 PHILADELPHIA. ............... 81 %
For further Information apply 10
J. ". MCtARflCk,
General southern Agent
ONCE, kockeiss.
W.P. CLYDE & CO..
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TRAINS NORTHwARD.
~Dsily. tDaily except Sunday.
STOPPING PLACES

-Dsily. fDaily except Sunday.
STOPPING PLACES
Nos. II and 81 makes no stops. No. % stops
on signal at Centralia. No. Is stops only on
sigma nt Chester. Centralia and Manchester.
Nos II and % stop on signal az all stations.
Nos -, g. 30. 81. ~ 3, ana 81 will stop 1T all
stations for passenas -.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
Ua Trains Nos. IA and % sleeping cars he
tween New York and Tampa, + Ia, (via Jsct
ecnyiile) On Trains Nos. "A, and q sicep
O. cars between Wasbin ytOn and Charles
st. Or Train No. Is sleeplng-cars between
New York aud jacksonville. Or Train No.
y sleeping ears between Washington and
Savannah.
TIKI ONLY ALL-RhIL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE ARsIvE.
slcamond. $40 az. Norfolk. 100 On
1'shmond '7N0pr. Norfolk. lOa N.
Norfok' $50 arr. Bsiiehsmona, Il:i9 pm.
These trains also make close connections
fos farmvilie. Lynchourg. ard south.
western points. and All stations on the Norfol
6Df western rairCAt.
r. NJ. SULLY,
Superintendent.
r. T. ID. MYERS,
General superintendent
I. 81. HARRISON, General Passenger Ascent.
SOL RAAs Traffic Manager. SAP e
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VIRGINIA sTEAMBOT co.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOT COM
JAMES RIVER LINEFOR
OLD POINT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,.
NEWlDttI NEWS, tLAEfNN NJ
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
INGS DIRECT.
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER or CHANGED
ANY KIND.
COSSECTIONS:
At OLD POINT, NORFOLK. closely With
an lines FOR baltimore. Philadelphia. and
Sew York same afternoon; also NJ Norfolk
Tor Eastern North Carolina and .hs South.
Al NEWPORT NEWS Tor Hampton a'i
Smlflnsid. Va.
Ana ut CLARFMONT with the Atlantic
and Danyule Railroad Cor Naycrly. hicks-
ford, &c.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP. AND WAR
SCtNtll.
CHEAPE-T ROUTE.
RATES LES THAN HALF CHARGED ~
RAIL Inns
FiKSl-CLA~S MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states MALL.
CAirAIN DElo.
leaves Kichmofd every
,iD-f'sA " ia D ~ IllNAf ~
A. NJ. lSiREET-CAK~ CoNNECIIN FULL
TIME Tor abOVt-n.mcd places. arriving no
NorOlk about $50 y. NJ. Returning. TIE
steamer leaves NoriO k, old Point and New
port News on alternate days, arriving at
RichlnOnc about ESQ 4. NJ.
Though tickets 10 above named points on
sale on steamer and at Carriers Agency. 40
1000 Nam street. Baggage checked through
~TAiE-ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, smithfeld. hampton. old Point.
waveriy and Hicksfofd. Va, Washington,
u. q; Newberne, Washington and IlrhUTo.
\. e.; all STATIONS o. Atlantic and Dluviile
Railroad, Seaboard snd Roanoke Railroad.
Norfolk southern l,aillCal and Eastern
North Carolina generally: also. tor Eastern
shore ~ Virginia and an regrlIr landings on
The James river AZ LOWEST EAlE-, and
thfoi gh bills Issued
LCCiEN -. tAil VI, Vice Pic M,
No. lli1 Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WfisiGhR, Freight and Passenger
Agent my29-if
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s
TLANTIC COAST LINE,
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE,.
commencing SUNDAY May 10Th, 1889. a
200 am, trans on sai5 road Will run rs FOL
Iowa
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

DIEUMVNI UNWIND
RICHMOND AND DANNfLIE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sol nf
AND SOUTHWEST.
PULLMAN SLEErERS ON ALL Nilur
TRAINS
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT SElIfMBEN -9.
i~N9.
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fY'fsr rolNr AccoNMonArloN.
sIItV>ittf's.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ pANl.
FOR NEW YnRI

FOX NEW ltkh.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY ~ t~-
/ DAY and FRIDAY "a . =. N. Nlnlf 10
| u q q one h ar before sailing time.
Steamers heaNe New York for Richmond
! EVERY WEDNESDAY 1rd SATURDAY at
, T. VI. arriving boo richmond MONDAY aud
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger q .cOmmOiations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York via James
riNer route lncludinr meals and
bcitn) - 30
konnd-tfip tickets. limited tu thirty
days after date 40 issue ........... 90
Sieeragc, WIN subsistence ............... d 90
~tecfagc. without subsistence .......... , %
CABIN fare Via Chesapeake and ohio
Railroad ...........-............. 10 90
Cabin fare VIA Richmond and Peters
bufI iiillfOdl ...s. BOOB. .......... 10 90
Tickets can Dee obtained af A. ". tHfh bier y.
loOONain street. tntfaIeHke uud ohio ami
Richmond and Petersburg depots and at
cOmplny's offices, 1871 Main street ana
wharf Rockets.
freights forwarded and through bills ~ lld-
Ing Issued for points beyond New York
Freight received daily unfli1 T.. NJ
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MON
DAYS. Ii t~DAl-. WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAYS, and SAIi kDAi~ hy tnr thesnpon
and ohio railway l,it Newport NewsI m $50
a. ~. bv ichAnond ANA Pete rshurg
rnilroad sHme day md $40 A. NJ. VIII
lnuk, connection ut NORFOLK with steamer
leaving those days
GEORGE ". ALLEN y CO., Agents.
No. 1901 Main street. and
2iy lO-u Company WHARF Rockets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

THE Hartford postofiice has given rise
to one of those quarrels that illustrate
how completely Senator Harrison was
right when he said that patronage
weakened and did not strengthen a
party, and how big mistake President
Harrison makes in not following up
that principle. If there were Offices
enough to give one to each applicant tof
the right party there would still be
trouble because of the difference in the
value of the offices. 90 Nesc York Times
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DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
III PINES RAILWAY COMPANY.

ECICHNOND CITY AND SEVEN
al PINES RAILWAY COMPANY.
ON and after October 18Th trains will
leave Iwenty-sixth and = streets, on the
electric line, daily leXceit sunday 10 o:3O
4. NJ. 1900 NJ and 3Ij T.. NJ. Returning,
leave seven Pines az 7.3O 4. ~. 200 aud
and $50 +. NJ.
Dn sundays trains leave al 300 and 100
A. NJ, and 90 and. 300 l.. NJ. Returning.
leave seven fines at 1000 \. NJ, 1890 NJ.
BOO and $3.50 l.. ".
Fare Tor round Zip, - cents.
Children between and ~ years, 10 cents
utBEk BURLINGTON.
General Manager.
Y HFCHLER. Jn..
Managing Director, Oci3-tf
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
q IA 4 l-lLlfL \

4
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE I> EFFECT SEPT. %. 1850.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
500 4. ". Local. daily except sunday fo
Clifton Forge.
$40 4. VI. Express. daily. for ola Pointand
Norfolk.
Il:O5 4. VI. Express, daily for Cincinnati
Pullman Palace Car 10 clifton
Forge.
300 T. VI. Express. daily, for Old Point
and Norfolk. uliman Car 20 Old
Point.
300 +. NJ. olatlon. except sunday
for Il. +. ana l.. Junction.
9:l5 +. VI. The /. +. y. Limited, daily. Pull
man sleeping car 10 Cincinnati.
SOud Ncstipuic train, with
dining ear and pullm1ns Char
lottcsyillc T. Cincinnati and
Pullman 10 Louisville.
ARRIVES ArHfCHMOND.
500 \. NJ ana 2:iO l.. NJ. daily from Gin
cinnau.
1885 \. VI. and 1850 r. NJ daily rom Norfolk.
7:lO +. VI. except sunday from clifton
Forge.
station: Broad street near seventeenth.
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Qbe DaiIp 0imes.

PUBLISHED IByaTHE TIMES COMPANY
ioFFICE: e01 EAST MAIN. STREET
RICHMOND. VA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-27
N9nrtr RntnErnGeft. .

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Die SermeiinngsbeGnt Der ySt19b1mton=
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raten uad) ben iii0ltden Counties uno llater:
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Detroit, gtid3., &c. Gu9. - gs nerlau
tet, baE bic pBsnRIpIuaniG'BnhH in Ser'
binfung nit ben uenen ullaiOnz DEPOT" Nm
faIteu getroffsn bat, ibre S6ieuenfrGuge r,r
Soletp, O., bts biabeH ausjuSebaeu.
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Mnt.t Gnneft,n,,nhfhnr.

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4benb faub bier eitle SeriGmmlung BON 9ez
idGItsIeuten ftatt, In rueI4er Elm eueraiIdes
gorgeteu In ben StabeueriastIageu geaea
ben Acknowledgements" bsratben Hub
bei6Iofeu rpGrbe
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icebea aus ber1 gBeften 3uriidlebIt, ureIoet,
bas bort in uielen Stibten, 6eiuaeers in
Soma, Sonts fir 5cbnstoDn geiGmmeIt, aber
nidt abgeltefert tporben fiuo, ba bic grtLas
ruua, peIte @ouperneur Seaber in Be3ug
auf bic in Bofou geiammeItsu Gelber gez
mad1t, 6as 6ieieIben nidt gebrau1t niirbeu,
bic Gunabme ueraulnBt babe, bas man bier
bo8 GeIO ni5t n0tbig bat. gSenn bic Cont
TEN, uelGe bas @elo geiammelt, niGt baIb
III auberer ueberssueun9 ge6rad,t nerben,
6aru Sitrfteu fie ees @eI6 aaberueitie uero
member. 8tee gngabe Bat bier grosea In,
mineu iiber ben @nnperneur erreat. gfaa
fam aues gelb bier !ebr u0tbi9 brnu4eu, uub
penn tie gertbeiluug befielbeu in gei6l6fts.
mGBiaer gEeiIe gei5dbe, 70 m!troen aud ieue
Euulinan Gus 0em gBeffeu, bte uiele Tonos
in Der 61be urn $4,000 bic $4,000 Hmfafsu,
bereits BerpeHbuna gefunoen babeu.
Ser gSaHerfaub bes @onemaugh.R .Ri5er,
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0fientIiden @eiun0hett aroBe 9efahreH be-
teiteu, FAB blosgeIeBt. Der 9efalf an oem
SlusufGC pirS tdglid itltmmer, uub bic Ins
aabme, bus ned DteIe eethen ttn ufariaube
uu6 bem Sdlaulme tes 6luBbObeus Iiegeu,
aerpinut INNER nebr an Beoeutuna. Isa'
nlentli6 on Der SteiHbTttde 1T ber Sefaat
unertrGlllG.
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&nlinfnfaEfrnnfae,

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aDii6en 8anias'Sit1 un0 Chicago fabrenoen
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unS 2jianni1u1t wuroe iSfcrt BON bier taH1
bem S@auplaBe aeitidt, uuo man brn9te
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in baa btefige ,St. 0arDS SoIpitni." Sm
@an3en erIitteu ettpa so PerIonen Serle5uus
gen. SbnObl gitemaab Gugeublidljdl setoos
tet puroe, 70 befn6en lth benno9 fol5eHoe
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fran 9. g. Sifernan aus GGIpreHce,
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Wttcntat at,f etaei1 8aBnstta.

Renbtng, Ba., 26. quguf.-3pii9eu
2bnnport un6 giep EripoIt madten geftera
friib r1ebrere urbeiaunte 6alluufen Den uera
meseuen Seriud, etueR Bug Der nS9upItilIs
Gebi9bs 3petgbabn" Der g9feaoiugsr Babn"
gum @ntsletieu 5u bringeu. Die RerIe bait
ten bier @iieubabnpfOfieu, neId1e Su bem
3nede aufgefeIIt pareu, ben 2ofomotiOfiibs
rern Gu3uSeigeu, an peIheu BLdtea 1e Elm
Signal GbSHgebeu babeu, aus Dem 8obeu
Qertffen uno bteieIbeu aHf oas @eleiie aelegt.
Die S0ietoidter batten augeuideinll9 Die
Ibfdt, ben Ror9ens Baifagter3ug gum Gut
aletien Al brtugen. @Iidlider g8eiie nurbe
Elm ceripGteter @uter3ug Dor bem Beriouens
5us abgelOfeu. 4ls Der 3ug auf oas erfte
9inberaiB fubr, iprGng bic 2otomOtt0e ia Die
60he, bIteb tebo9 anf benz @eletie. 8as
gaBngeIeiie purbe bieruRf uateriu6t uuo
nebrere uubere 9iuberutfe eutbedt, uno sDar
gerabe on etuer StsIe, mo BET 3ug cine gobe
E6iauug biuab geftir8t pdre. Sor bier
NIoHaten tpurbe in teuer gfa4barI9aft etu
dbuIiGer SerIud 9ernadt, uHb bic &tGtes
iino bis igBt frail0s lebItebeu.
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Rt1nNe.

8odforb, SGs., 26. Uuguf. - Die
Gabtit Ser Union Turniture &ompagnte, 4"
etrer Gus S9pebeu befeteubeu 4ttteu 81
IerII6eft, branute ndbrsuO ber nergnugeueu
NaGt nieber, uHO 8aIpb gmeriOn, jun, eiuz
siaer Sobn bss SrT. 4aIpb @ueriOn, BrdFs
6euten Der ,@meriou, GacOtt & Comp. Mas
nufacturing. Comp" tam babel bur9 eineH
Stur, BON DGme bes @ebdu0es iailes 8az
ters, Sas CT gegeu 6euersgefabr bei&iiBeu
ucute, nm'e Qebeu. 3Dei anoere Winuer
erlitten 8erIetuugsu. Der peGHaiare SerIuF
betrdat 1925. .000.
86rt 6 0 fta, Sal, 26. 4ua.-giu bsute
in Ronear'S Na8a5in aussebrOdeIe5 6euer
oe1breitete iidb aud Gnf oas ameritaaii9e
gouI&iff - armenia" iopie auf bas britti9e
gouI6ifi ,Sonaupar" Inb Serf6rte get6e
bis auf ben G8afieripiesel. Die 6abtBeuge
murSsn auf ie $4,000 geiddst nnb hatteu
200, reip. 800 Eouuen 9etrai6e am Boro.
Die 3aitlage bes eiierneu tritiiden SoGj9if.
fes oSeniluoItb" pQroe 6ei9iOigt
Gas serf1yte Waaaiin euthtelt etpa 5000
Eouuen @etraibe. Der @eianmtUerLRf piro
QuF $500. 600 ueIGibt.
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2teferfe fi@ aus.

pOtaHe=S alls, Baib. &, 26. Dug
- Sa gBateroilIe uHb IN Der ganJen 8ig.
8euos@egenb bat bic SdbfauSlieferuu9 6es
0fnufreb Baine. alias gnget, groses Nufs
ieben crreat. SGOu felt brei Sabreu mar er
etn bonn @eies ge1nteter unO BON ben Bolt
aifien unO 8iir9era ssiirdteter Raun. @r
belt ftd3 in ben @ebirgen unb SGIud1tea auf
uub eridten uur in 9etptf2u 3niideurdImen,
I'M ftdb 4ro6iaut unb @tunttton Al uarIdJafs
fen. gBeun er BON Der BoltseI berfoIgt puroe,
iob er in bic bereits uubHr6briugIidle gBilos
mfg, Sdufig f6Iug er Barauagen an Die
86ure, tn beaeu er einen Sariolgern rietb,
bon ieiuer SerioI9uug ab8Hfeben1 tpeun fe
nitt Die 5oIgen traaen ipoIlten. @r tam nit
ietnem Sater, Der 9ampbeu gageI bies. unO
auf oefeu @rgreifung rpegeu ROroes $1,000
8elobnuu9 ausgeiest ruorben pGren, BON
DiiliOul, mad &saibinatOH uno 3og baan sR
bic 8erge. Bel Der s5erbaftung oes aLtea
gtonues burh &outabler Subbar0 uuo Traa3
atteu, nobel gtaufGeb Baine beftigea Spioerz
fiauo Ieifete, nnrbe @r4ecer eridlOIfau, Hn6
ieitber IeUte gtanfre5 nit bem @eias unb Ieis
Heu Souktederu auf geipaunten Tnse.
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6atnfgrn0feit In G1fti0 lin0 oxnnaff.

can Sran3t5co 25. IH9If. - Der
9anpfer Oceanic" brTngt nIbere RG9rid.
ten nou Suugtou9 iiber bic 9ammbrEidle au1
aelbeu Slug, our9 ruelbe ON %. SnLt bic
BrOOiu5 SGGutuua gum EbetI iiberi9uemmt
Durhe. Die uferSdmme fiub auf ei1e Streds
bon 1000 Gus fOrtseipiiLt. Die StuBuIebe
ruug fett auf ueite Stredsa bts 81 u FuB
Stete inter Baiier. gSett uHO brett hdb
teine 6duier mebr 81 iebeA, uuo Das bic
3ahl ter umgetommeHeu betrifft, 10 iagt etus
&epaita ans Simiil barber, oaB oisielbea
Mot ;u SGblen ftno. Sis Gum 10. Auquf
ftanoRu bereits sebn 8iffr,tte uuter gBaiier,
unb imnsr nod mdIBte ber aelbe SluB istne
g8cgeu burd bic Brei9e, 70 taB aud Der itb'
rige EbeIl Der BrOuiu3 bebrobt miro.
Sei oenl @rbbeben bon Sumamato auf Der
tapauti6eu SnieI 9iuiiu am %. Suli itub So
Sauier 3erit0rt tporben uno-0aut Der leidz
ten Bauart Der SGuier - MIR 18 Betpobuer
umgefommen. Bts gum 80. Sali faRben nidlt
Veniser, aIs So @r6ft0se fat. Die &roer@
iditteruugen baaeru nod irnmer fort, uuo Die
aeGusftiaten getprbuer idLafea inter freIem
6inruel.