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Evening journal., 1889-04-16

that raised howl that the country
would 60 to destruction. Now the Re
publicans will be forced to consider the
situation aud the prices Of the neces-
saries Of life must be relieved from tax
alton. The tariff reformers will gain the
victory without holding the measley
ofHrps
Evening journal., 1889-04-16
Grief Drove her 70 suicide.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, April l8.-The body
Of Mrs. John Rammage a highly respected
lady Of Pittston, was found floating in the
reservoir yesterday morning. She undoubt-
edly committed suicide, as she has been
nearly distracted with grief. her husband
having been killed last summer by being
struck by ightning, anu later her son com
mitted suicide.
Evening journal., 1889-04-16
WIN smut out the rnet..

Philadelphia Record.
AS long as the revenues of the country
shall continue to be SO laid and collected
as TO operate to the Encouragement OF
commerce with other nations. SO long the
maintenance of our consular force will be
more a matter OF form than Of necessity.
But the system Of consular reporting
established of late years has given our
consuls something to do. Their printed
letters from various parts Of the world
occupy rela ion to the other reports
published by the government something
akin 90 the relation Of the Book of Jere-
miah to the rest Of the Old Testament.
They are long lament over the fall of
our commercial greatness. 1t win proba-
bly, be the instant business of Secretary
Blaine to weed out the consulships as
soon as possible. and to shut off the sup
ply Of free trade arguments which are
now launched from the government
printing office Too many inconvenent
facts and figures have already been
spread broadcast throughout the coun-
try
Evening journal., 1889-04-16
Our Navy.
Baltimore sun

Baltimore sun.
We are building a new navy, but what
forg There is difference of opinion on
this point Most persons think we want
more and better ships merely TO enable us
better TO defend our coast cities. The
Chicago Tribune, on the other hand,
thinks we must have large navy in
order TO have a larger foreign commerce.
Such view is absurd. What makes
our foreign commerce small is
the high tariff tax we levy
on articles our people buy abroad
The way to make people trade with us
is to trade with them on equal terms
All the war-ships we can build viii not
compel merchants to buy Of us when the
tariff virtually forbids us to buy Of them.
France has navy little inferior to that
Of Great Britain, but The bigger she
makes her navy the smaller grows her
foreign commerce, Norway and Holland
without nRvies, send their ships to al
ports and are cons santly increasing theii
foreign trade Better for us to have NJ
navy if we are to make lingo" use o
/
Evening journal., 1889-04-16

This is the best time Of the whole year
to purify your blood. because now you
are more susceptible to benefit from medi
cine than at any other season. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the best medicine to take,
and it is the most economical-100 Doses
One Dollar.
Evening journal., 1889-04-16
Organization Of the Tome Seminary.

PoRT DEPOSIT Md, April 15.-The
Tome Seminary for girls, recently founded
by a gift Of 81, 00O, 900 from Jacob Tome.
was formally organized to-day by the
election of Mrs Evelyn Tome as Presi-
dent; Jacob Tome, treasurer, and Thomas
Bond, secretary. Securities amounting
to $3.50, 600 were handed over as the first
instalment on the donatipn.
Evening journal., 1889-04-16

EDWIN BoorH has entirely recovered
from his reported stroke Of paralysis.
He arrived in Cleveland and expressed
himself as never feeling better in his
life. He win Gll all his engagements.
Evening journal., 1889-04-16
NEWsPAPER oplNIoN.

The Three Commissioners Bin.
The Wilmington Froie Prcsse
The so-called Three Commissioners bill
which was introduced in the Legislature
some time ago has given rise to considera.
BILE kicking on the part Of some sore
heads. why, there is a high license
provision in the billis says the kicker, as
he points to the section which provides
that the high license fee shall be $3.50.
These gentlemen may congratulate them
selves If the license fee Is not placed at
$500 instead Of $3.50 before the Legisla-
ture adjourns, The bill in question is a
very sensible one and not az all hostile to
the interests of the liquor dealers.
Two hundred aud fifty dollars is high
License, they eXclaim, and we do not
want il. " They also make remarks
not at oil complimentary TO the
originator Of the measure, but
we do not suppose he win lose much
sleep on this account. He will doubtless
console himself with the reflection that
one rarely receives thanks for anything
he does for his fellow man The Three
Commissioners Bill is an excellent meas
ure, and those liquor dealers who are
now trying to kill 1t will find out, per-
haps when it is too late, that they have
acted against their own interests. 1t is
amusing to watch certain one Of these
kickers He is much given to exaggerate
his own Importance, though his abilities
hardy come up to mediocrty. He who
is made small by Providence remains so,
and he should guard against allowing
his self coneeit to unduly initiate him. 1t
would be well for the friends Of this man
TO call his attention 30 the fact.
Evening journal., 1889-04-16
Bold Highway Robbery in Rochester.


ROCHESTER, April l6.-William A. STAGE,
prominent tailor of this city, yesterday af-
ternoon sent boy to the Central bank to get
a check for S75 cashed The boy got the
money and started for the store with it in his
pocket Hs was followed by man until he
reached the stairway leading to the tailor
shop, when the man knocked the boy down
and took the money from him. Another EN-
ploye Of STAGE saw the deed and started iT
pursuit Of the Tobber, but stopped short upor
being confronted with 4S-caliber revolver
ia the hands Of the highwayman. The polic'
were then notified and succeeded in capturing
the man at a late hour as he was about {,
board q west bound train for Buffalo, fol
which place he had purchased a ticket. Th
robher proved to be George Robinson, ages
q years, who had just been released from
Auburn prison
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nenth nf

Death Of Well Known Eestaurateur.
NEW YORK, April l6--John II. Crook, Of
the well known firm OF Nasf a Crook, died
yestefday morning He was suffering for
some time past from complication Of dis
eases and his death was not unexpected.
Evening journal., 1889-04-16

THE tuneful organ. grinder contributes
his mite to the daily-increasing evidences
that Spring, Gentle Spring is come
npd half gone.
Evening journal., 1889-04-16

THE seminary for girls founded by
Jacob Tome, Of Port Deposit, by gift Of
million dollars was organized to-day,
with Mrs. Evelyn Tome as President.
Evening journal., 1889-04-16

r. q X. Station. $50 1925 2.25 500 j.. 1l.M
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday
Leave Wilmington, 6l7 p. m; b. a. o. Jnne
ton, 6.2s P. ~. Newbridge, GAL p. m. Arl iva
Dupont $50 p. m.
On Saturday only-Will leave Wilmington
at $40 p. M, NswbFidge 5.45 p m. Leave Phila.
delphia (B. & 0. r. R.) 1910 p. m, Wilmington
Lib p. m, Newbridge ll.35 D. IN Arrive
Dupont ll.55 p. m. Leave BirdEboro l.10 D. IA
Arrive Reading 40 p. IN.
GOING SOUTH
Daily SundsJ
Daily lex Sunday onl7
Evening journal., 1889-04-16
The Rack Yard or tho Piazza?

IfhNiuehNt JouihAls
The Presidents appointments TO fill the
vacancies in the Civil Service Commits
sion will show whether, in the words Of
Murat Halstead, the reform is to be
thrown over the back yard fence, or to
be kept on the front piazza for
show purposes only. The most promi-
nent candidates thus far are avowed
enemies Of an improved civil-serviee sys-
fam
Evening journal., 1889-04-16

ETbucl street, b.bl Ills 80. b.45 -.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
Daily, except Sunday-Leave DUPONT 6.05
M, Newbridge go a. m. Arrive Wflmingtci
6.42 a. m.
Saturday only--Leave Reading 1900 noon
arrive Birdsboro 1880 p. m. Leave DuPont1 III
p. m, Newbridge l.31 p. m, arrive Whining TOT
l.53 p. m. Leave Newbridge 200 p. m, RrriVs
Wilmington rs D. m.
For connections at Wilmington with p, w
u B. r, R.l.at b. q o. Junction with (B. e. o
II. RI, at Chadd's Ford Junction, with P., w
q b. r. RI, at Coat esville and Waynesb1rr
junction, with Penn. r. RI, at Birdsbcro
with P. 81 r. RI, see time tables at al
stations.
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger Ant
A. @. MCCAUSLAND. .Superintendent
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The Fnrtv-ninth worse.

The Duke Of Yorkshire had a thousand men:
Hemarched them up the hill ana he marched
them down again;
And when they're up. they're up,
And when they're down, they're down.
And when they're half way up, they're neither
ND nor down.
Evening journal., 1889-04-16

JupeE LAWRENCE, in New York, has
decided that the wires must so under
ground at once. Work win begin on
them to morrow.
Evening journal., 1889-04-16

UP to the time Of going to press our
regular Dover letter had not been re-
ceived The proceedings win be found
in another column.
Evening journal., 1889-04-16

teresting relic in the shape Of a bolt from
a powder wagon found after the powder
min explosion on Fourteenth street, was
presented to the society.
Evening journal., 1889-04-16

THE tenth respite from hanging was
received yesterday by Samuel Johnson,
convicted Of numbering Sharpless.
Evening journal., 1889-04-16
RAILROADS.

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAII,
w ROAD. Timetable. in effect Dec. 8, 1888
GOING NORTH.
Daily Sunday
lex Sunday Daily only
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wANAMAKER,s
That is why you SO often
ask: whats new at Wana-
maker's2"

z2-znch Double Damask
Dyesaen Table Linen, ooc.
Some time ago we had the
same at 81. "A fair market
price for it to-day would be
$I.1o. Taking twenty cents
from a yard of such linen is
like discounting Government
bonds. An excellent quality
of Damask in fourteen desirable
patterns.
More of the exquisite So
Damask has just come-six
fresh patterns. You'll wonder
that loom can paint such
delicate designs.
Southwest Of centre.
Not a bit too soon to think
of the Summer Bed Clothes.
Summer Blankets, like a
film of wool, warmth without
weight. Single, $3.50; Double
SIS and SO.
Old fashioned Dimity
Spreads, CSC to $I.2o.
Our most popular Summer
Spread last season was the
"Pique." Same weight as
Dimity, but prettier. -Four
neat block patterns, double
bed size, ST..
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in effect March 10 1859.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV, DEPOT
EAST BOUND.

Express trains.
NEW YORK, week days, .2is, 200. 40 %
a m, 81 lH, y (3, IS OS s6 Al d m
NEW YORK, Sundays, = 10 a m, *12 Os. q @.
% tS, % Il p m.
PHILADELPHIA, week DAYS q Ia. sla. 7Oo
50, g 30, %, 40 26, II 10 a. M: 4l2 Os. O0,
- ", %, % Os, %, +6 Al, 05, 85, 40 81
PHILADELPHIA, Sundays. % ls. O07B
AQ5, IL 10 q. m; *l2 08 20, y g. 800 b5 IS OS
3 ~. %, Is Al, 8 IS. 40 52 D. m
CHESTER, week days, ~ 13, 6.10, ZOO. 7.b5
800 90O, 40 26, lilo a. m; f12.O8. LOO. - %,
9.VO, DOB F5Us, bl0 sos, F6 Al, 705 s35, 10 81
CHESTER, Sundays. s2.ls. 7.0Q. 7.55. a05. i. "a
q. m: *l2.Ne. 100, = l3, 3o0, 355, f5.08, 6.10,
6U5, s-S5, 40 52 ?; "a.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. *4.51,
46, sll.4S a. m: 2.45 a 46, IS so. fs05 p. m.
an All daily; 7.SO a. m, z Is p m, daily, except
CHICAGO AND PITTSBURGH, a 80 m
% 80 p. IN both daily.
CINCINNATI ANb ST. LOUIS. III As a. m
and Is O5 p. M; botk daily.
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATION 2 30 p m,
IL IANDENBE;R,GSA b hi; S,SAl GAlRcCosrNdoDATION, wee k
days, II % a. M; 2 As and SOP. m. Sundays
= 30 a. m. and 80 D. m. -.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION
For Philadelphia, 8 80 a m and S.oo p. M,
daily, except Sunday For Baltimore, 5.35
a. m, and 235 y. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Landenberg, $50 a, m. l055 a. m, and 2S5
p m daily, exceptSunday; s.25 a. m. on Sunday
Ivy NV P ISp fIpl4mnEIPiIA 7 rs FOR WILMINGTON
Daily, 40, FSl5. 1000, sll.l5 a. m, 100 noon
4 80, 30O.t415. 30 *5l5, e5O *73l, $40. 10 10,
ia HslIv' ln excent sunday. an and -.9s a. M.
'425 and $50 p. m. sunday only, SIAN
Rate y Western & Points lower than via ar
other line. u :. =, ...-.-..-..
een'l. Pass. Agent. General Mans9es
Evening journal., 1889-04-16

Colored Cheese-cloth Com
fortables, to mellow the mat
tress with or take edge from
chill air. So each.
Near Women's Waiting Room.
Velvets too.
They're creeping into all
sorts of trimming. The colors
match any tint in flowers or
dress stuff that you bring
I9-inch silk-faced Velvet, ST.
to $3.50. 10 to 2o-inch all
silk velvet, $4.
East Transept.
A choice pattern of 4oinch
all-wool Black Yelling, 5oc.
One straw from the whole
Dress Goods price-sheaf.
All around the centre.
There's a corner of the Base.
ment that hardly ever gets a
word except at Christmas time.
The Toys are there all the year
round. Ripe for each season
as it turns up.
Basement. east of centre stairs.
John WANAMAKER.
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Get4tnmpro ,.up Selbftmoro.

@ranbz &apibs, 0ttd., .. DIT. -
Grhur 3l!dert, %. Sabre alt, eriGoB nm &c
ubc teute friib in ieiRer Bobuung an bel
Scrths SoriaEfafe ieine brerBteiGgrtse Sal.
lin @tie unb iid ielbf. Das Gbepaar, mel.
dee be9Ii idert's @Iteru nobute, lag 3ur 3eit
Der GrugUtie ned I'M Bette. Die 8atteu
balten teiIen Streit gebobt, ua0 man bat
nt6t bic sertu8fe Srse iibsr tas g!OtiU fiji
bic Chat.
Gubustp, O., 2. Sttober. - Del
8utb satl 6urtmunu eriduB btute Nbeno
ieiue @attln uno fit ielbf. gr peroa9tigte
BE Trau Der ebeIihen untreue.
yiepsDort, 3. Sttober. - Su 8reeu=
point. auf GongsSslanb, tpobGte Der Ga lab
rtae Daniel 0t0bertou, eiu Dtauu, peIder
ole SGlifistaEIer ON HeDtcnn. Greet un6 aGi
@ah. 0iioer ieiueu 9eteusunterbalt oeroteute
uub fib i'm 2Gufe Der Sabre eiu tletues Ser.
m0gen ermorbeu bate, nit ietner 55eiabrtgan
@Gtttn Inn In JSr. 1877, SABA StraBe, IN Der
Il. @are. Erob ibres Iau9ldhl.gea @beIe=
bers baoerteu Die beiahIten 2eute, ME ole
giGdbarn erjIblteu, bdnfts matchmaker, nab
gefetu purbe Der CANT pegen eines tiirlltt
u0n ,bnen 9efauitsn SruuefiideS erueuert,
auf tefeu Beftrett Beioe aulprrd1e erbo'
ben uub beiisn ipitere tefiamentlriidIe Ibtre
tung OH Die ss'esItdeu @rben oes Sbepaares
gIttd}fGle su ,3piftgteiteu iitbrte. lin llbr
4teroS gtn9 6raE 8ob6rtior, ueIde eiue ST.
l1ubrtiu mar, Ddtreuo ihr 3atte aus 5a0ttz
iaEb sebii,ti9 mar. mad ct. Gnthcaq's tas
tpciiter Sirde an WGnbGttauzGnepHe. Sbr
Nigrn folgte ibr oortbin, uartete ror Der
Ityde, bls Der @ottesoienTt I'M s llbr Abeuoe
btltber mar, nnb bemerf,e oann, pte istue
Tyan bic Gi6tuug rad bem gBobubGuie tb.
RED SObEes 3Obu, gtr. 200, Sent, StraBe,
eiu.dIng, 8Otertiou giua ieiner &bebaifte
rl@, ting i'm Sausgange oes lebterpabnten
@abGIoes abermGls elneu sBortDe9iel nit
ihJ az, sog tGuu eineu H2poluer beruor unc
feuette smei Sdiife ont ietRe frau ub, mo.
J0uf eE ft] ieItf eire 3ugeI bur1 bic redt,
Gdjldfa IN Den aopf jagte. ambuJanlarst
SGCal pnrre 9erufeu, bed mar RObertiou BE-
rGiis ue.iGjebeu, Die i1ner oerpuuoett
6tan 8Go iHat8ebn Wiugten ip6ter ben 8stf
uyst
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gte pt,r acnen staatea.
Snr s2oFota i.irnit iIr grobibittoa.-Ioros
GaGofa ebenTauS pon Oea GIrohi5tlioafs
ftea beanfpradt. - 9Sonfaua no d. iEtm
i'm s}tosifcI.

CGTpEa ebeniQu9 ppu Oeb 4Sto1tjtElcut7
ftsa beanfprad1t. - SsoafaHa HodI tH'm
i'm &3tusifcI.
cattle, W.sT., 3. SttCher.- 8ari@ta
Gus aft allen Counties 6ee 5talte8 oaut2n
on, faB tas repHblttapiIhe St1Gtstidst cine
WaloritGt BON 5000 Stlmnen erbalten bat.
8ie repubIitaniifle MuI0ritdt In Der ueueu
@eisB9ebuug piro 70 Stimmen batrageu.
Die 8erfQfinng If ratifijirt, biz ,Brobibittouss
unb Die SyaueuftmmredtsliauisI oagegea
uert3orfau. Die Erage biufdtlih Der vaupt=
iabt unB bnrd eiue ipatere gBabl eatiGteOeu
nsrbeu, 90 meher ytoroz z|)ltima Go1 Glnms
pia, Hotl irseno ciu ouoRrer DIT Die qseBlt3
erfo1eerIiGe abctnte giaiorttdt eghllten bat.
Ytinueo eopoIis, Rlun, 3. Gft.-Deu
peute &rrEittag etrgeIarfenen 9ta1ri4ten
,uFCIAe II bic TrObibtt,OH IN gtoro'8afotG
nit 1900 Stimulen WalnrttGt Barporfen. Die
Brotibitionifen beaniprIneu ben Staat nod
tmn er nit 500 Stimmeu Waiotttdt, ,rbeiisa
Dirb fd} ibr Nnpru6 idmerilb ftd]ba=
tia ertpaiien -Sn Sito s0at0ta oGgegen hGz
ben Bic Brobitttinuiiteu bic Bro5loitt0nss
tlQuieI nit 5000 bic TO- 900 Stlmmeu Uialoz
ritdt hurdgeieBt, unb oas rep. Staatstidet
bat uItatehene 10000 Stimuen gtaioritat
erhetteU. Sr. Sunolen, Yorlissr bes beros
tratiiGsn Stanis.&omite's, aefiebt cine res
pubItaniide Ilnioritat oou 10000 SttnI'
men 3u.
SeIeuu, Mlcut, 8. SRtobsr. - Die
Ser oirGteu behaupten beute, baB tbr 8ouz
5erneure= =GQnoiout EooIe nit 400 Stimnen
Waioritdt erpdhlt ID, uno bag re II Stiul'
men ggbtbeit in Ger @eieg 9ebung BET ge'
meiritaitlther QbFtimmuug 1aben. Sie 9ez
f1etsu bic Srp1hIuue Oes republtflnii4eu
@orgreB. @oucioateu Garter nit 900 Sttm'
men Wiaioritdt 3u. Die 9fepu5lifaHer beam
iprr tpsu cine tlslue MQiUritGt IN Der @eleB.
gebuug unb erflaren, bic @ou0erneurspabl
iei nod i'm 3peifeI. gBabriGsinIldb miro bic
oiii'jetIe 3abIun9 erforoerlih ietu, um eaS
6einltat fsf3ufeueu.
@t.8aul, NttuH., 8. Sftuber. - @iusr
8epgi&e aus 8iamerd, Nz8., 3uiOlge inb
Die Wrobbiuonifen IN ienem StGate iieges=
gents urb srbteten fih, 3u petteH, oaB iie Die
Brr1ibitiousflnuiel nit elmer it9erea Vtaios
ritdt burdaeiett babeu. Die 8emotraten
iouen In pielen ge8tsIatur' Oifritteu fir Bro
bibiiGn aefiimmt bubeH, unter Der Beotua
gnue, baB ote Brobibittonifien fir bic bemo.
tratiiden 2eStelaturs @auotooten ftimmteu.-
Die Wadriften ans 9i0utaHa Iauteu gtinitt'
ger fir bic 9emoirnteu, unb bic Reputlita'
ner III ienem Stoate bguupruheu uur nod
1CO Gtinuen Ntebrbeit fir ibren 9Ouuer>
ueurs. @anbioaten, nIlreuo bic 0emctrateu
400 Stmmeu RnjOrttGt beaniprudeu. Sic
u1orgen 3u ernarteHoen Seri4te meroen
mabiideinlid @episbett brtugen.
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5te Ne,p @prtct 9eatpfratte.
gttbaaSIAa6sR SeS aeRsiaet StaatSsGonz
bGnts in SHracaie. - SfTene, eutiGtsoeRe
GtfIatunseu gegett Qtpbib!ttuu.


Spracuie, N..Y., l. Ottober. - Str
beute bier nb9ebalteue 0emotrattlt" St1 ltsz
@ounent nabm etue lange Blattform an. mel
DE ertIdrt, bic Yetp. .Yorter Den1otratie baIte
al oem in 1888 bon oem ct. 9euiier Ratlo=
nal, &ouuent aufgefeltea Briujip Der &Qrtfs
reform Jeff; fte babe ME abIoInen Sret4aHs
Sel begiinitigt, befurnorte ieoo6 nat rrts Dor
cine Ibihaffuna Der 4rtegsfeuerH uuo let
iiberisugt, bag tbr auf 8abrbett uuo 3ied1t
bernbenbee Brtnsip i6liesItdl trtGuphtrsH
tperoe. Die BLattform billtgt 8reoer aleoes
lambs Iouin,ftration aIS eiEe sbE!td3a Huo
furht!oe unb beI6ul0lBt bic 8spu5lttauer,
lbren leBtiIbrlseu Stea burt Aam!ole Got
rupt!ou, Senu9, fnIihe SorpQHoe uHe nner'
iulte NerlpreGen etrurgeH 81 habSn. StI@
lhtIidl Der Sempereu3frase ertlart Die BlGttz
forr, bic Teps 2lorfer DemOfTatte beiIsnorte
neber sen unbeiGrGuften PANEL nit SptrIs
tuoieu, no6l bic Borbt5ition, opponlre Ieo91
nQeu VurusgeeBeH, meloe Der psIlollIheu
SrgEeit Der Blirger upOernInfuse Senfaus
fungeE auieriegeu mo begrutlae Die 8I03te
nit csr GfiautIidleu s8ohIiabrt 81 0ertinbaz
rentg 5reIbett Der tnoiui0ueGeu Siirger; ne
nFpcutct rameEtIth oem Brobi5itiOG9= Hmsus
oeulnt, iiter peldeS bic uadfte Ge9sIatIr su
entdleiten babe, unS beuuniire bic 6euheiel
Der RepublifuueE In yieps00rf, Beuulpluas
uieu, Giaiiaduetts unO 6bob2s 55lQnO, neil
Gieisiteu fGo in Der 0egisIutur nm Brobtb.z
tioIs 3meuoements 3u bemtpsn uOrgGbeu,
nm tnru ip1ter bel Der eue8uItgen auaimz
muEa GG'tens oeS SolfeS 9e9eu te 81 aT5ets
tea.
Ter Gcyuert felIte foIgeubas Eidet nuf:
StnatRieIrttGr Trluf 8tCe aus Ontario So,
@nrfrcieur Sbm. s8ampIe, her gsgeuudrttge
Sutaber isnes GutsE, StaateiAabuleiittr
GuiQ.t 8aniOstb, @eueralQuDalt &bGrteS s.
Gntor, Der gegeupdrttge 4mlstnbabsr,
Stoarp zS7rgentenr E1o gNuOmaiier SJoRu 80.
cart, gpgglGtoRe1i4ter Delni8 S'Br;eH.
6ii $r9anbInr8eu giHSsH in ia5afer Sir.
too prH Stntteu.
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enrh serfpatana aerestet. =.

GCrantou, Ba,, l. Sttober. Der
@eifsagegeupart eiues &naben, gtareus
gaugan, III es 3u oerbanteu, tuB Elm fart be.
ieBter 4afiaster3u9 Der ySeIapare 6uo'on'
Botu" Dor elmer iGredIt6en 8ataftropbe be-
pabrt bliet. Der aHnbe bate seiebeu, ouB
auf elmer io9euannten Sofbrife 3utiden
Biduiue uu0 aidtuIS 3uet Bferoe nit cen
Beiuen ;niiGen bic gr!f}u gsratbeu uareu
mn uif)t Icatommeu tonnteu. @r elite in
6oIge 8efisu 10 Idueu, aIs m09lttl, mad ber
Stntion Il6baIb NIB isBte ben 6orttgeu Se=
legraptiFeu tor bsu; 5eiebeHeu in Seuuts
riB. Gteier tetsgrupbtrte iofort lad Sid.
1tlla, bGmtt Der srnartete 3Gg eoentIeu oa.
illbf pin Der @sfabr beuadri@Ggt nsroeu
fGunte. @ILdudsr SReiie bate Der 3uG cine
8erfp6tuu9 oOn 10 WttHuteu erlitten. Die
iam llmfonte nllaiu it es iuiuitretbeu. oaB
ter 3ug nod; uidlt bic gsfdbrltd1e Steue er.
yeidt bate, ionberu uoq redSeittg auf Der
Station Pidolue Gufgebalteu Deroeu fonute.
gEdre Der 3ue nit rubrpIauuGBiaer 3ett ses
fabreu, 10 rGre Elm ifredlldtr llufau bGtft
retrIteirlih bns 8eiultut gspeieu.
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2ate sc ont, N.zD., 8. Gttober. -
Sn Der bier taaenoeu &Onleren3 Der Seretulz
sung, neIde Go fia sur gufsabe gemadt 1nt,
bic Suoiauer sn niislideu SLteoeru Der
Observation-Disclosures berauIubiloeu, pnroe
BON Sub,aners eommiflr IorSan etue lan'
sere 4bbonbluus iiber gr;iebuug Der Iotb'
bdute gegebeu. Der @omm!far IL iiberieust,
bag ourt geeisuete @rBiebuua uno our4
gusbibuns IN uiieItdeu Beruisipetaeu bt.
Snbtaner gu iutelltgeuteI, ielOfFilOiseu
Sirseru fif erBiebeu lafieu. Dieies gSett
onaSu ufiibrsu, lei feiuesDeSs 10 i9pterta, ME
alssmeiu augeuummeu, uuo Die Resteruua
mare reid eenug, nm bic Soften einee iol4en
bumunen luteruebmeus trageu Su t0uneu.
Scr alien iei es nOtbig, oas bisberi9e Su'
btarer.S duItpeien gu ipfematiiiEen, oamtr
elu Ornertliter llebersQus bon oem llRtsrEttt
in zen ggeuturs S4uleu Sur @rileauns IN
ben HftrteiauIeu srifi,re. Qsetere 4u.
fiaIteu 6dtteu fid, bereit5 ais treffl,a beUisrt
Iuf bic &r5i,puns berieu,Seu 5uotauerttn
Der, Die ar0Bere 8eifeaid9isfsit an oen Gas
Iegeu, i0ute beiouoete Sor8faIt oerueaos,
peleeu.
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Setbsercnoe Reuetsbrunff.

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Cir nm lltr beute friib in u. y. SIagtou's
&tt.uailauIaoeu on Der 0aibtugtOu. 5traBe
aufQebrod3ehes 6euer purte ourd etaeu ftars
tsli gSinb raid melter uerbreitet uno 5erf10rte
baa ,,&utIer 9ouie," etues De: i9OnfteH
5arsis tm Staate, 8pisbt &utIer's sSobus
taus, eret Strteu uuo iiber 80 aHoeIe 28onn'
tdgIer rro SeiGGitsIotale. Sic Tsueruab'
reu bor @raub= 8aptos uno Ufnstigoa pucs
ten Iu 9n!'e gerufen unb leifteteu cute
Dtsnf2. 3m 0ar3eu puroeu Al @ebduce
serTt8tt, ano Der 8erEuft betrG9t minbef.ns
S5o0t00. 9lHdItferpeiie 8iHs fetn geHz
-rpr1Tffpr1 hprIorpn
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Bort &opau, Ont, l. Sttober. -
Qer Sfooner v&riesgSnue" teuterte mGb'
.eu6 Der oer8augeueu ytudt 3ptiten Bort
0lcrou unb @learsGreet, uub aft BerIoneu
ertronieu. Dos Subr3eus .pur Dor mehrereu
Eageu nuf elmer SdIammbaut feftgefabreu
urt bate auBer ieiRer Rauniaaft nod bier
apttre BeriOueu um Borb, nm oaiabe fott
w0&en 81 belfeu. .3pet gfitsIieber Der re-
gcIu dBiaeu Wanui6ait rstteteu fi4. Ster
ser gruuufeuen mcbnten Su @lear'9reet, NH
ibre Jiauen fuo nitt ermittelt. Die itbrt:
Gen pier Spfer iino: &opitdu GbomGs Staf'
forb, Robert RarIatt, go. copper uno SEQ.
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Sitner Hahre 9ud1tnnas

@nifQIo, 81 q, 9. Sttober. Bic
Smp IL rem 4'lciefie scgeu Yefsr 8. 5luIfz
rsr, pei6er inter cer Aatlage uor 9sEint
fGnb. faIiGs BetiGte uber ben 3ufaa5 oet
IgItNem fau,eu ,8aaUQer g!atioaal- 8aut"
uuter3eihret uno ueI6fsutttht gu baosu
b. 6te btrt5 Snfmittag linen auf yidutniq"
Ilulenteu gRahtiprud etn. Sames 6dultner
arb ngou" GoIes uellieBeu, ais baa Serclft
a. lgsiiu6ist Durbe. iGiguui8i oas 9ettd g.
3iumtr. una es usrIGutetc, oGB Der S.tt,re
uO9 GaIGta eutilchsn iei. Spater ieuta nd
letot berGus. onB CT ff i'm Sspabriam
eines SiiIis 8untesmGri6aus b, ftuOet.
Stute giaduittGg uerurtbeite 9tlGter Cor
bfn &tnarol Qefier y. SaulfHer 81 3lb,ea
3udtbaus. Der Aupalt oes AuSeiIa3teu
tiutiste etEe arpeuatiou on.