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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
From our regular Correspondent-)
Washington Letter.
WAsHISGTOS, ID. c., Sept, Q, 1888

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept, Q. 1889
The President returned to Washington
Friday night for short stay. He left
Nrs. Harrison in Philadelphia the guest IF
Mrs. Wanamaker. Finding 1t impossible
TO return there The President teleeraphed
Mrs. Harrison and she came on 70 Wash
ington. Saturday the first cabinet meet
ing for quite a while WAS held all the cab
inc. were present except Secretaries Blaine
and RuSk who are out of town. The ex-
ira session. lasting several hours, was Civ
en up to the discussion of an extra session
of Congress, and il was finally decided no.
70 call an extra session. when the meet
ing op' ncd u" only outright opponents Of
m extra session were Secretaries Window
and Tracy hrt they were so well fortified
with TuaH.wcrahle arguments again-. the
extra session that the decision vas finally
arrived nt unanimously II WAS generally
expected that several othsr important mat
fers would be taken mp a. thi. meeting hu<
owing 70 tho rnn<usl length Of the session
theT were postponed The Democrats ap-
P'ar 'A h' disappointed because no extra
sf4a'uuof Congress has been called They
hal been juduiSins in the hope of its being
called aud of some mistakes being made
by thc Republicans that would change the
Enthusiastically iavocahle sentiment which
the conatry entertans at present for the
administration.
The PERSISTENT ha~ appointed long list
OF postm'si"rS, also the following: Thom-
as Il Anderson Of Ohio, TO be minister 70
HohvlA. Edwin nnu, to be Secretary Of
legation tn Japan; Arthur W. Barrett Of
Massachusetts a brother Of the editor Of
The Boston Adrcr'is.r1 to be secretary
{ TIE legation 70 Vcnc1nela; W. r. Gard
s"r. fr ~ Iuliaua - ,c Second secretary
ef ha lr-tt.nn to Japan and the following
t''-.- Joseph + Mason of Virginia,
q; Nac.r'W: Bernard MaCauicy Of New
ff-t -" m G"u. Dan MagauIev. cN-Nay-
M laar"l- AZ Maua-ua, Near
a-na ha.cs i'e'mor " thr District x
alHa f'1 NJ Ilrr-.ltu ahd Iohn -. p,li.ic, |
rl TeNa- eon II olive Logan, the news
Iaatr c"rr -pnn1cot. at Bristol. England. !
81 r,t4r, Proctor has gone 20 Vermont
anil sen SyAoG,id ], ac.tae Secretary of |
Na-
lHtc 4 r.mh.r ~ onlc.a ant several !
me,.er nf thc diplomatic corps went |
ny,r .o ~ .a!clp1a Saturday to witness
tAc annch ng ~ Thu new cruiser "Phila- /,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

Marrying and giving In marriage"
seem TO be the order Of the day here just
now. Mr.. Loring Thomas, who has
recently established a large hennery IL
town, found it took more than man to run
1t successfully, so he took Helen Stevens
of Ellsworth to help him in the enter
prise. They were Joined in marriage Sept.
9th, by Rev. ID. b. Phelaa, He is building
. very handsome cottage, and all wish him
much Joy in his enterprises.
Eugene Warren and Miss Kate B. Moon
embarked on life's perilous journey, hand
In hand, Saturday Sept. 7th at East surry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

1t Is said that, when General Grant
was in Japan. the japanese Premier, de-
string to compliment the general by telling
him he was born TO command, tried in
English, with this result: 'Sire, brave
general, you vas made 10 order
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

Father You glr.s should fix your
minds on something higher than dress. y
One of the girls: That's what we have,
papa We have got our minds fxed on a
couple Of lovely high hats down at Mrs.
Feathers millinery rooms
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

The London dock companies agreed
to pay the increased wages demanded by
the strikers after January l, 1890, provid-
ed the men returned to work M0oday; the
men rejected the offer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

u often feel an aching void" remarked
young Fitzpercy to Miss Susie. II am
sorry you are troubled with chronic head
ache" replied the girl, alphabetically.
-- Piasburg Chronicle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

what her ps .rd ma would think sbou.
i'll"
. "Jn-t so, Kste'. very sensible girl
Wha' do you think they vill think about
iif~
Il don't know EN-. You can tell bet,
tern ran Rn, u won't make asy ditr.
cncc % ne"
wHnfl, ,>ongh' Az roo say. voc
'or knew the governor or yon yonl1n.
NJ -o ~rrc about that"
wins, % voc ssy yourself?"
f-Well I'm not called upor 20 sav anv
'hjng-vci"
"Hm' Ycu we're saving that ron want
rl >" speak about Susie
Us oC}r an echo Of what Won have
Hcen telling me about Kate"
You mean vor'rc in love with SuSirr
~ ar wi;h all nv hcart
And she with vou7
Il hope So believe 90. she o~r.
hat she would Hte ME II she could believ.
me in earnest
And are yon'"
Indeed an would marry her to-
morrow II she would have me-
Dent II strike yon that her mother and
father onght ~ hEvp seHctAing TO say
shon: tAat~
/ or coarse Int Via, objection cou't
,hty hare7''
x don't know Perhaps the same 10.
I jac,.at that your mother and father would
atyc m parf'ns with-vi,h Kate
"Oh, that- tl,rerent"
How disrrert?"
Wen. nv dear follow ~ ror ton,. go
''s 3crcuec can't explain Ii But 4 ~.,n
-ctHs married Is quite another thin.
from q daughter
If>. SO that ,pprh Thcr Usil.a
| .,r a few minutes in sU,n~c
krr vru rati, 10 ,r,.k IN M, fo,t.
! .Hau. : .s-rg'
wei no: wy. AGREED tn WA, NM,
! I've settled nav own rsople and come nm
/ han, sra.n~
~. {, al enrsrcmen,,.'
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I,.r. ns,tr ra-e for III, nihar wn,rsr
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

Empress Augusta Victoria Of Germany
has become Catholic.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
Real Estate for Sale.

The subscriber hereby offers for sale At bsr
gain the real estate Of the lsR Nathaniel Moore
sftuatcl on the west side II Union Riv"r or ne
Oil i Ear rosj. socallei IL Ellsworth. >asd
.,state a small farm with haGsa and Aarn fh'fe-
or phRaIN y 'ionsE, AdH.t
ri a.-s .H lss t55
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
Bay Billy.

You may talk Of horses cf renown. vhst t'old
smith Maid hs, done,
How Dexter cut the seconds dov7, and Eel
iowcrsff's great rrn-
would you hrsr sbout hor-e thsi orce .
mishty battle ~on'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

To lesl The -rr-hIng H-e once more ~ grand
od fellow c-n-
No ~ounded mta su' raised bis he sd arc
s,rnye 20 gssT biz nsme.
And tn ~hc could not speak rrr str God
tlc~.>if" bin lust tsr sane.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-12

etrr gbeub I'm !6 u5r uatcr S0rfis oe8
BlGFtsnteH 8. .Were6itb Steele Dieoeti IN 5it
lIrg. Ibmei.ae narea 0is . 3. 2B..ner I'M
Gloml, melde geioe bur4 Rraat5.tt ans
G.t gsiaIisIt ifuS.
FGlgsaSe Beidtiife uab SsrorSuuulau
nIrceu augeuommeu: Die DegI5u9erte Dtlz
tlion= Ieenne, bon Voro NUeHue bic gum
,,8rutt bill Bart,n nit beIGlden Sl0deH Bu
pinfeIn; $1,000 fir bic &rridtuu9 elmer
SrHde iibGr Soues' 8aue, asaeutt6er Clipper
iSabrif, al uertuiuigeH; Der Safeu Se9oroe
$272.6O fir 8sparaturen an Der Quardutdues
g9erfte bel 2tttIe 6amftns' Boirt gu 6eSahlen;
ein &ouite ppu ie breiWlitgI etHldllieB'
lid Der Sorfber aus iehem 3uejge 6es 5taot=
rntbs, Bu ernernen, um Die 2eitung cer 9es
iGaita in BEN fdSui4eu 9eplrtemeuIe, ole
Qu5ahI Der AnaefeIIteu, bic 9alire 6erlelbeH
L. {. ~. 81 EnlerIudeH uRo 8eritt oaritber
3u erfatteu.
6ulgenbe geidliiFe uuO SerorOuuugeu
nnToeu iiberpieieu: etu Broteit Ses 4ru. -.
p. punt Enb 4n0eger ge9ea ote SerOrbuun9,
tDelCbe aui %. Sauuar i'm eTiteI Stl0tratb5s
StueiGe aueeuomnuen murce uue oas Slbrsu
Guf Der Barf Seiabt5 Ioenue erlaubt; etu
Erotef oa5 6rn. Coates gegeH HE 8arAbre,
dung Der &nOre, StraBe; 5te GutamfraBe,
3Wi(6eu Ntahiions uuO 9oIpaiutraBe, rpiez
Der men Su pflafern uub ueu NIT Soften
Rautfeinen gu beieteu; Die @rri4tuua zines
&ngrCSs6iids unO RrebssMarGtes an Centre
Raytt onOrOnenS; Sas. U. GIarf grIaubai5
srtbeiIenb, Elm 6uB brettes Ebor On Der
g8efisite Ser 2igttitraBeu. Bride Ju erridteu;
siueu Seuer GIaruituien uu Der Gde Der
Nlc&Ieuauos sSuuBe uub 8Cantltu 0foao 81
erri1ten ; Die SerOrouuug 81 tUioeCrufen,
ueIGe bne 0egIaafieH BON AbdQea iH Gin
mGdes@edGiten reaullrt.
&eibe 9tlouatbS1Ueige bartGgteu i4 bis
3uul nddfen Roataa, ben l8. 6ebrgar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-12
slns aorsiSnn,s Aetmnth. .

Subianapolis, Sro., IL. 5ebruar.-
Str Retbooitenpreoiger @leuelano, tn oeheu
Stride General Sarrilou 95fferl BEN 9ottess
oienfte beitpobute, tft Elm Better 6eS gs9eu.
tnGrtigen Pldfbenteu. 9ur9 bic Semi5uns
gen bGs YGfiore Glebelano mar Der titr,ti6e
Broteff Der metbobiffiiGen 9etfilt9feit 8egeH
ben Snaugurationsbau ii0erpunoeu Dor5en,
uub Gen. Sarriisn, benz baourd aus elmer
argeu Serlsgenbeit seholfen mar, bate nidlt
nIlein eurh eineu Brioatlefretdr bem Pafor
9lepelano Sanf iagen laIien, ionoern aud1
ourh Beiuhe ieiuer Stride Nuerfennun9 tlir
ben ge!eiiieteu Dienff befunoet. Gin Neaer,
9ioneue .. U. Duolep BON Amertcus, 9a.,
bemibte fih im 2auie bes geftrigen gtahmtts
taes, Sen. Sarriiou BON Ieiuen SerpfltAtun=
gen gegeniiber Der I6pGrseu SeoOliergng iu
iiber,eugen. SubleB lou su teIer Delegation
aeb0rt hater, Die anf Der JiaticnaIz @ouuerts
tlon in @bicago fir Sherman 3u fiimnleu in
flruirt mar, fida BON Aiger auitaufeu IteB uno
id)liesliG3 fiji 5arriion ffimmte. - Die 6eoors
tfebenbe abreiIe Gen. SarriiOn's mad, gSai5z
inetin bat eie 4emteridser Su beiouSeren
Nnfirengungeu aueeipornt. Sor Auem TT
es Die StelIuug oe5 9iIlrittsaumalteS IN Sn'
ticra, nm tueidhe fida oiele @anotoaten be'
nerben, ;umal Gen. Sarriiol erfldrt habea
iru, fur, nod ieineul ImtsaEtritt oieie Steue
beiessn au tuollen. Sicez9ouuerueIr Ro'
beriion uno Sorfiber Saroiug bee rspubIitas
uiGeu @ouut1 @omtte's werben Il. u. als
Ganbioateu geuannt. Sen. 9arriion ioa itb
iiber 0tObertlou iebr giiafi9 ausBeipro4en
baben. Bou an6erer Seite pirb uerIt4ert,
bos @. $. 5. 0iiIler, Gen. SarriIons Aos
uotatur Bortner, fir bieien Pofeu bereits
nusereben iei. gittt minoer Sahiretdl f!nO
Die Eenerber um Die SteIuug bes 9en2ral'
Vnmnl[es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-12
gieip.Ioefer Aa@rt0test.

Stem Oorf, II. 6ebr. - 8G8 sBaoe'
Sref Sotel" iu Ear>ROdamab. SIS, purnt
heute friib burd Seuer 5erifOrt. Der SerluF
betrGgt $4,000. Sas Sotel 9eh0rta bisbel
hem @r=Nlnerman gbparo u. Dlunab, nal
ieboda unldnsft an 8rau 8oiauua Glare Der.
fauit tporeen unb iollts beute on bieieI6e ab.
setreteu ,perbeu. Sana9b uub ieine SAINT.
lie, bic rod in ben1 5otel pobuten, enteia.
gen nit fuapper yotb 6eu Sooe. Der
Sranb purbe our6 Elm idaebaftes Samtu.
robr oerulia6t.
- Der 81 Sabre al,e Wartin Gttbaus,
peIGer on Der gi0ropefede Don SHos11.
StraBe nno 9Sntbes anenue, Br0otlDn, eiue
@irtbihaft betrteb In0 In BEN ie[beu Sauie
NIT ben Seiuen pobnte, puroe geferu abeRt
bon ieiner Echter Sopbie On elmer Sttir ose
S6anfIofals rnitteIf aiues Strides ertdnat
geiunbeu. @r bate, ME es betBt, in Sulge
oeIfIftIider Serlesenheiteu ieit &ur;em IN.
leiGen bon Sdperu1utb sur Sdau setraseu
uno bic bnriduelIe Shat ofielbar In eineu,
@abnfinnsnnfale begangen
- 9em 9aufrer 9Oiepb Sober, etnem 46.
idbrieen WanlG, Ger nit ieiaeu Au9eh0ci8en
in Nr. 1877, BuibsStraBe, in Der y. Sr0oi.
Inner gHaro pohate, blieb gefern bel n
Gbsnoefien eiu sroses Stiid 5leiif in oel
SebIe fsdsu, mas Den grfiduusatOO be;
Nuuues 5ur 6oIge bate. @r farb, ME oit
4oIi3si ueItete, pOtEe ar5tliden 8eiRaao.
- Der Bro;eB gesen ben pSoOoter" 81
ALDERMAN q. S. NtcQuGoe 1T uadl SaEa
togo s@ountp Uerlegt Dcreen.
- Sun yRasiiou. square s@arbeu" n05u
beute NudulittaQ cine ie&stdgiqe BicGtel.
g8ehfnbrt, on peIder fih ;D0lf iluge6 6rauea
Simmsr betbeiIiseu, tbreu aufaug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-12

SesenfItt5e ToIaea Gines Sautatsnts' -
SammtIt@e 0rubGa oes aSbio s. SSestesn
9paIsEo." anbet 9ettIsb. - Sin stgeG@
thfintIidaGS NerhdMantk.

GoIumbus, o, II. Februar. - Der
8anferott Der Nirma @liOben &5~&grti5 In
B0FOn, Rafi., uuS bic ip1tere 8sIhlasnn9'
me bes @i9snthun1s Der uSbto & gSetterR
Goalz@o.h bat srnBe llurubc i'm S0dIn9thale
neruriatt, mo ii6 bGs betreffenbe GtgeHtbRn
befinbet. Boraeffern mar ber itbli1e Sa1l=
tag in ben @ruben Der vSbto 6 gSefteru
@nals&o.," ;" atleiR bic Grbeiter erhtelten tbr
@elb uitbt, uno 700 Ranu fiuS in S0lse Der
@ipaeQuug bee SetriebeS IN leueH @CHoen
beIdl1itiqunasLos. reberoies ijnO bic Gu5,
fiGteu auf ba!Sise Grbnung Der aflirs1 Der
9eieui9ait berSIid1 ibIett uno es fghe III be-
fitytten, 6as lanee 3eit uer1reid1en Fpir0, e1e
Nie @Iuben pieber IN Setrieb geiest tDsroeH.
3ns 9runoeigautbuu Der @0mpa9Gle nm
faBt cirtn 34OO &der, rooou fih 800 Idar in
Berlu=@ounth GOO in Sodiu9z z@ogntg uuo
2O00 III 4tbenSz @ountn beiiRoeu. Ole Gbz
IigGticneriGuIo beIGnft M auf SSr500,010
uHe b!e gftieus@miiion auf $5,0O0,000.
Gin etgenttiiuii@ss @eihid fdeiat tiber benz
@igerfbIrl III palteH, mel9es mad uus ra9
In ben Befe Der - bio & BefterIs 5oalz
SQmp." gelGn0te. Sarlss {. Burfgb, mel
der in einer1 9ptel Ill St. &outs SeibItMoro
begiua, tpurbe Biz 81 ieiHem Iebten Iaqens
bltde bUrd) bic 9eoauteu al bas SermoJe
5cdins sEbaIes einbitBte. @eorg See. Der
fh in eiuem ReT0, goyilr 5oipital Oa5 Gsben
natm, uIrNe uot tn ieiuer SterbefHuoe
| outa bQs @sIpeuff oe3 9iainS, Oas i9m aus
oen &oBIeafeioera 05iO'5 ent3e9sE tf2t, oSr'
iQiai.
Sicral M. Bulficr, Griinber be8 8Ofoaar
ySeral6," pei1er iih uOr etIid)eu WoHatsn
sas gebeu nnbm, oer0antte leinou 8HtH NE
uigfsns tbeiipeie ieiaer in oer Central
GbiO'er Soalenregiou Uatstuommeuen Sag0
uad Sem Glide, Die rStaubar6 Goal &
| 5ron.@o.," ;" aus wetter Die gSbiO,g8slera"
eutffano, mar Gin tOlOfaIss llnteruebme1 nit
einem 9apilat bon 5000, 900. Sames g.
Slatue NIB Stebe @ltias paren nit $25,z
eco, reip. $4,000 an ieuem uEternehmen
betteilt9t, uuO G. 6. SaIper, egemaliger
Grafteut Der u5tbeIitp National SaHf in
Cincinnati" bate 100000 oattT angelegt.
Sc perIautet, ons iene 9erren Die Sblisatlo'
uen Der @eieQibait nod immer beiBeu. Die
,SnGius 8n1en BGbn" erIeiost our5 6as
EGuiment Der @ompa8uie i3wece Serlufe.
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GaHapa,s fIetner &utturfnutpf.

Sttamu q, Ont, H. 6ebE. - Die Sacorz
porntiOn unb gusfattru9 Der Ssiuiteu in Der
BIcoint Suebgc biirfte in &auGba 81 elmer
pOIiiiideu umHdIBung iiibren. 0lan ipri4t
loon iOgor bon einem 8iirgertriege uuO bem
SGIa9trufe: pBrotefcnteu, ermaat!" Der
Wloeegator Der ,geIeral Gfemblp Der Bress
bpt. STRIDE" bat eiu Sdreibeu erlafieu, in
reldem tt Gunsriou an bic Ser. Staaten
OILS Snlfsmtitel be3etdnet. Die Soronto'er
rltaiI" appeIirt on bic BrotsfaHten, tuoem
fie nufruft: Der inpOrtirte nnb pollfGn6ts
aufaefattste Seino If Dor @uereu Eboreu.
Seute abenb gibt gorror, eaS Wtttslieb bon
Ontario i'm Slus Der 9emeiuea, oemielbeu
Seuntuis, tas er bic QuseIegenbett an Diem
1a9 sur Sprade briusen rpirb, uub Seoer.
mann ia besteris, ipsIde Steuuug Der Tres
mier Mc3runlo eiuuebmen tpirS. @r bat G
Ratbolifeu in eiAem aus Is RaaH befteber,
ben Sattlst1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-12

Gin tcthaHSdIer DetIti!dIer In SReRtpbiS BON
eiusus gSaB1fiaaisea esu!crcss.

g4empbis Seuu., Il. fsebruar. BIZ
ter 2lbFelo, Brisiier Der bieRgea latbolllh,H
ct. BttereS Stride, purbe beute f.ii5 oau si.
uem a@ruuf," giauieas glQ Reeues, oura
eiuen ReiIerfih tn's 6er3 get0btet. Der
Brielfer hate Ieiuem MGrOer olsla @ohltbas
ten eIpieIeu unb etf fii3li9 beIeu @utIai.
Inna aus Dem gefiuauiiie betrerffeuiat.
&eepes beiuate zen @eitIi9eu bGufta in lei
uer Bobnun9 neben 6er RatbebraIe ar Der
gbGmsfrase. Seute friib erIG9ieu er f1ou
nm uAr nn6 erbielt &iaIaB ourG ben Bf6rts
uer, ben er uniauft cur Seite i1ob. Ser
Bf0rtner bieit ibn fir batruaten uuO elite
uat beut rnr Elm @eoiert melt eutferutea
Stations6Guie, nm sinen Poli1ifen III boleu.
g(is er nit beri Beamtan sIrddtehrte una
9eibe Ed In oas 3immer bes @eii!uteu be-
gabqu, inb Reepe8 auf 5J1i 8oben uuo liabs
fofie 6as Guf ieinem SGooBe [iegeube Slupt
bes bereits enteeIten Butchers. 4us ben
umfGuben giRa berb0r, bG8 Der BabaIiunige
BEN Gater AibfsIo, ndbrauo beriel5e nod In
eirem Bette i9Iief, eiu asp05al!1es Eai5eus
msffer uleHrere Diale II has 9erI gebobCt
bate. auf bic 6yase i5er ten Bene5gruuo
fir feline 3bat erlgtoeJte er: ,,9ott befGbl
mir, TIN gu t06ter." Sa ber BoliieifatioH
lagte Steers: DGr nar n'ein better Treuab,
nnb ba i'd peggebea NUS, 70 tpoute id i'm
raitnebmeu."
8ater Qibfsib mar etma 80 Sabre alt uab
Ieit 3pet Sahrsa in 0leup9iS.
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ste e6uIfraae TT wsey,aduyetts.

8of0n, II. Sebruar. -- Sg 5aoerbiq
tattsn mebrere fattoliI6e 8irser elm gerb6r
III tsfeben, bic au9etIagt paren, etue ftabtiz
i6re ainSsr in cine fatBoIifdss so @ saiis ibid 4
ten. bic BON Stabtratb uerboteu pcroeu mar,
neil fe angebItf feluen @rIoe fir bic 6fent.
tGe @dule bot. BcIi3eiridter @orter mics
troe bes 4rotetes beS Stabtaupaltes bic
SlGgen anrlf, tpeiL ie gegen bic aneritanis
i6e 6reibsit uub seaen bic &onititution pers
hc6eu, uHS erflirie. cas- fsiu Sduts&omite
eth 3!edt babe, cine BriuatI9uIe gu unteriuz
@eu rnb 81 idIieBen. 8as S9uIs&0mite
uou Saperb'u min nun ben Ta1 por eins b0
b fe 9nfurb blingeus uorldafig TEeusu fi1
aber BITE &atboljfeu 6aUerbiLl's 6 thras Sieges.
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soalaaaer's amer.ramEf8e sraut,

St.2outs, II. Ss6ruar. - Die beige
.Republic" nil erfabrsu babeu, bub @eueral
goularger, i'm Sale es ibm 9elingt, ieiue
gegenpGtttGe Srau burd Sdetcuu8 los gu
neroeu, alshann bic gei4ie0eue 9atttu oes
Sru. Soiepb 8. 2ucas ans ct. 2ouis ebe.
ItieH tuirb. 5rau &ucas TT cine SO9ter beS
ObergeH Charles NcGarau, eiues Der be-
farnteiten 8tirser Der hteit9en Stabt. Seit
itrer Dor etpa etuem Sabre srfoISten Shei>
buug bGlt fie fih in europa Guf uuo befuoet
fd 5ur 3sit in Stalten. ,Ste if cine retsenOe
iuu8e Gran uno beitst Elm groBes Serm69eu.
Die 8efauatidaft NIT 8oulauser batirt pom
1881 Der, tn tpeIhem Sabre ite ben General
in Vems gott traf Ino 9ro5en @tubrud nuf
beaisIbea ma6te. Spdter beseaReteu iid
Beibe in ct. 2ouis, unb Die 8efaand1aft
I0u in guropa erneuert noroen ieiu.
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3ttsuitfnth 5tutfdteH @oaperne;sr
1iiiO 2eafskGt;tr.

Btsmnrd, Dat, II. Sebruar -@nu5.
@bur9 bat in elmer SOti1aft an bic 2e8is=
Iatur eineu beitisen beIeioiAenoeu Gu8rifi
nuf ieinen ImtsuOrgauser gemabt. Die ge>
eisIatur ertuiberte ben 4usfau in 9leid beftis
ser gSeiie nno pirb formeu cine gebaruIiate
gntport eubeu. @ian lpri&t OaUou, hte
Imteentiesuug oes @ouuerHeurs BET benz
rddffeu Sunbesprdiibenteu 81 beaGtrasen.
@rsAubitor @aIbpel, Der einige Wtduael an
eiuer ftiibereu Sotifuft beS @ouOerneurs 3u
Gage le8te, ifi bel eiuem 3uiammeutrefen
nit 9ouo. Gburh BON Oieiem nit Dar9peits
itheu behroht norOet.
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eafopatfae 2abeIbertAte.
Gius 9ciGe is eiacr RaiTer.-Sss Saad,agI
i0IiBer aEs gsbi&ehaPsT aberHtais DC;
hnstet-SteStstaI itt St.1pee, Ed1GItta3i

ta6fBSE nAS &oVtAtDAFtt AOEAANAs~ W.
baitst,-5iesa,aI IN SaEoee, SdbcStsa"o
2unbou, II. 5ebruar.-Die 9etde elmer
Srau nurbe bsute Su 9unbee uoH Der Yoltjet
in eiuem 8offer gefureeu. Der Baud mar
anfleiGIltt uub Der S0rper nod aHf au0ere
2Geije beriliimmelt. Ser gofer mar 10 Helm,
bGs Die llebeTrefte angsnidein!ia unr nit
eIcBer giiibe hinein ge3Dduat uorosu no
rem. Ser &ntte Der 6ran 1T als oes 4foroeS
oertdd1tig Derbaftet.
(gpdter.l - Cine ipStere 9epeihe aus
Sunoee rneEoet, bag Der uerhaftete 9atte Der
erulnrteten Erau gS. $. Burb b2iBt. Der
ieIbe nobnte friiber in BbiteGapel, 2onoon,
rnb Ra6futihuuaen Hber ieiue Sar8auaeus
belt peranIniieu bic WHtbuIasung, oaB er
nit "Jack, the Ripper" ibeniiidl III. 8ai
Der POfmortem lluterIuGuug feIte es nd
beraus, 6aS bic Srau srDiirgt nuroe, oa5
Der gl0roer oarauF bic lsi1e 0erfnulmelte,
cen 8au6 arIiGIt6te uuo bic Irme uuo
Beine 3erbrah. Surn eIfdrt. er babe gS5t!as
d]apeI Dor brei gBo1en Uerlsfen. @r pet8ert
iid, su eridren, poruu1 er fidl BON BORT euts
faYnte, uno gibt III, bas er isiue 8eIdd'te
hattie, Die ietne Iumeienbeit in DuRoee ers
forherteu. SEie er behauptet, batteu er uu5
Igiue Frln gefern Gbenb, ehe te ftI
lur Glube begaben, fart getrnRleH, uHo
er etinnert litl rt6t mebr barnn, pie
er in'e 8ett fam. It8 er ernadte, faub er,
ME er tpeiter erBdbit, bic Srau OIs Geidle nit
einem Cell nm ben pals AMI Dem TuBbOoen.
Inter BEN ginffuiIe eiHes pl6slj9sR 5mpuI'
les, iiber melden er fsiue 6edeuidait IH ges
ben oermas, srsrifi fr Elm 9iefer unO GER
flei'dlte Die lleberrefe. Ils er tDteber jur
gcrurrit lam, parbe CT beiorst nnb 5pdugte
Sen S6rptr batig in bic Sttei tn rUeL4er te
ipater gefun6en purSe. &r beabft.tgts, 81
entfie6en, fauo jeop6, eaB er 1ibttm StauOe
uar, Die 9eife 1u uerIaiien, uno er bei&IOE
3ulebt, Der BoliSei 4nsetge 81 mgdsu.
Die 3beorie Der Roli3ei 1T, oaB Burn
Satin nm bic mutbmnBlid bon ibrem 0fannt
in @hte1apeI ueriibteu @reueItbaten muste
un0 bas Te i'm 3u Der 9teiie paA 0nuOet
bsnos, In Der 6oiiHuus, oaB er bort BON iet
ner Roromanie gebeiIt nerOen Ditr6e,