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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-11-20

all the new shades are included, and
the prices range
From 621z cents TO si.25 per yard.
All the above materials can
always be found in Black at
the Black Goods Counters, al
the same moderate prices.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-11-20

AS the Hunterdon County Teachers
Institute will be held on the I'd, Sd and
4th of December, the following is pub
lished for the benefit of the teachers of
tho cnuntv.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-11-20
PLAIN STAPLE DRESS GOODS.

Great interest now attaches
to our stock of these goods, OF
which we display an astonishing
0a,1eiy, including all materials
and qualities, from the loves
reliable grades of Domestic
Textures to the finest French
fabrics.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-11-20
The w. c. T. U. Decreasing.

Chairman Of Com. of Canvassers
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-15
He Cometh Not, She Said.

She is waiting in the darkness, she
is waiting by the door, and she hears
the sad sea moaning as it beats the
sandy shore; and she hears the night
bird crying, and the wailing OF the
trees, and upon her fevered forehead
gently blows the Southern breeze; but
in vain she stands and listens for the
coming of the one who to her is prince
and hero, who is brighter than the sun.
Close the door, o, weeping lady, close
the door and weep alone, to the sigh
ing OF the branches to the oceans sul-
len moan; to the screaming OF the night
bird, TO the sohbing of the rain, as
1t falls like tears from Heaven,
pushing on the window pane. Let
your eyes this night be rivers and your
hair a morning veil, let your soul float
out to Heaven in wild, despairing
wall; for the footsteps of your hero do
not echo on the shore. and tonight
you'll never see him though you're
waiting by the door; and you will not
hear the music of the voice you love so
well, you will only hear the moaning
of the oceans restless swell. Close the
door, o weeping lady, look no more
for him you love, better look for hope
and comfort to the somber sky above;
to your side your love and hero all
your watching can not win, for he tried
to paint the city and the peelers ran
him In. Nebraska State journal.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-15

JoHNsTowN, Pa, June "a large force
OF workmen is now engaged for the first
time In the work Of systematically rescung
the bodies from among the ruins at the rail-
road bridge The fires are nearly extin-
guished, and unless they break out again
the work will progress rapidly. The bodies
taken from the ruins are horrible objects.
Recognition is impossible on account
OF the horrible manner in which the
flames have mutilated them. The smell
of purifying and burned flesh is terrible and
several of the workmen have already been
compelled to leave their work on account Of
sickness. With this condition of affairs
taken into consideration, together with the
fact that work on the immense quantity Of
debris has just begun, the weather growing
warmer and week or more must elapse be-
fore the stupendous task is completed the
awful dangers of an epidemic and horrors
Of the situation are not pleasant to contem-
plate.
The narrowing scenes which have been
identified with the morgue still continue
there and grow, if any thing, more intense
as the days go on. In the Pickering rays of
light which emanated from dim and smoky
lanterns Monday night the figures of the
men who were doing their all to get the re-
mains of the dead in condition for identif-
cation fitted rapidly to and fro attending TO
their weird and sad duties. The scene does
not change materially, although many of
the actors who have played in it have
played the last act, but instead of the cur
tain being dropped the awful tragedy CON
tinues, the same scenes being continuously
re enacted by different people. Eighteen
bodies were taken away Monday night by
friends
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-15
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Patti says plenty Of sleep is the
secret Of preserving ones beauty. Tho
hired girl believes this. Boston Cour-
Ter.
The good men do live after them,
but the good some men do doesn't take
up much room.-Somerville journal.
Long engagements are good
thing if they do not terminate in mar
riage, and thus shatter ideas that have
been taking root for years.
Some old dinner customs still pre-
vail. The Romans used to recline at
their banquets, and the habit of lying
at public dinners is common still
London Tid-Bits.
-Thinskyn-'What rare endow-
ment is originality! l wish / could
do something out of the ordinary"
Friend-"You might pay your board
bill. ."-Time.
-"No, don't want the thing" said
a man when importuned to buy pigs
in clover" puzzle. 1T is not a novelty
to me. I've been a passenger-car
conductor for twenty-five years.--Nor-
ristown Herald.
-Deacon-"Were you at church yes
terday, Mr.. Toper?" Toper-sI was
not" Deacon-"Sorry. We had splen-
did sermon on the constitutional amend
ment You missed it." Topper (sadly)
II guess not. l got it all from my
wife last night before l went to Sleep
Lowell Citizen.
1t is the subject for an old joke
that the father walks the floor nights
with the cross baby, but almost any
woman will tell you that there is no
truth in it. 1t is safe to assert that not
one man in ten ever did such thing
in his life, and that not two men in ten
ever wake up when the baby cries.
Atchison Globe.
80, dear" said Mrs. Shuttle, with
deep sigh, al felt as old as the century,
but I've got all the carpets up, any
how" "You ought to feel DID," said
Job. "Any woman who will get all
the carpets in the house up at one time
ought to feel as old as you look" This,
evening any more peaceable.
-Wibble at is never-ending
source of wonder to me the way the
city of Chicago has sprung up. 1t is
one of the marvels of the century,"
Wabble - Nothing very wonderful
about it 10 my mind. They simply got
up reputation as the wickedest town
in the United States, and of course
every body went there. .'-Terre Haute
Express.
As class so-called literary peo-
pie are egregious bores-at least we
have always found them so. We would
walk mile out of our way any time
for the honor and the pleasure of avoid
ing the conventional literary man; to
avoid meeting the conventional liter
ary woman we would cheerfnlly walk
two miles. The one we can snub; the
other we would not. Chicago News.
-'Where have you been keeping
yourself. Mr.. DeJay?" asked Mrs.
Belle Pepperton of that young gentle
man. "You haven't been going into
societyp" Not pwecisely; that is, you
know, l have been devoting my own
time to myself. Indulging in my own
society as it were. Pwetty clevah,
don't you thinkP" Eyes; but how
lonely you must have been. ."-Mer-
chant Traveller.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-15
HOW TO GET AHEAD.
The Way to Prepare Ones Self for Greater
Usefulness.

/
There are people who do not exert
the powers they suppose they possess,
because they do not occupy a position
adapted to call forth those powers.
They stand idle, because, they say, no
man has hired them. When asked if
there is nothing for them to do, they
reply, in effect, nothing worthy of their
powers. Those who thus wait for sta
tions worthy of their supposed powers
may spend life in idleness.
The true man does vigorously what
soever his hand fndeth to do. He is
never out of employment, because he
is ever ready toaccept any work which
he can obtain.
A merchant in this city had made
what was then regarded as handsome
fortune. In consequence of losses oc-
casioned by the late war he failed. He
surrendered all his property to his
creditors. He was not out of employ
ment a week. He took the first thing
that offered. Though he had been the
head of large jobbing establishment,
he took clerkship in a comparatively
small one. He attended to the duties
of his clerkship as faithfully as he had
attended to the duties of the firm OF
which he was the leading partner. OF
course, it was not many years before
he was among the merchant princes of
the city.
Let no young man wait in idleness
for situation worthy of his powers.
Let him do with his might whatsoever
his hand fndeth to do. The way to
get a better place is to perform in
first-rate manner the duties of your
present one. The way to prepare for
greater usefulness is to make yourself
as useful as possible in your present
calling.-N. Y. Ledger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-12

Baiiens 8 eriht.-(Sor Den 8iaterH
Stnoiap, @aus uno SeutinS.l SerpaItuuqs=
bsIidt gsnsbmist in benz Sale ooa SmtIp
Siueu; Saueutnr5erjsidHiB einaeTeidlt IN
Sem SGne BON @ottlteb Srant; III Sefaz
meutsooNfredeIn ernount @eorse s. Bsraes
burg in bem RalIe pou So6n u. 8erueburg,
SamsS Z. Wiuuigan in benz Sale bon Soc
teph Bnrue nne Daniel s. SoIep in oemieusz
gen BON Sn9b S'@ouHor; oils JfahlaBoers
matter sirseest Warn Sep uno SlmueI ..
Sab In eem Sale bon @abrtel y. Sep, 6.
Nohe in bsm SSalle bon George Nobe nn0 s.
8anbOlpb Worbecui uue SulOb 8. &OSen in
bsm Saus bon @uiee 6. ROrbecai
SlPbess ssSreis. @eri t I. - (Sor
6idltsr @torris.) garre 9. 8lad roioer bic
pSaIttrH sresSbie= 8abH," Slage nuf Sha.
oeuerias fir bic E6otuus tbres @atteu; uus
ter SsrbaubIuug.
StHbt=SreisgertGt gtr. 1.-(Sor
8tdtsr DsuniS.) SEIZE 3. SiueS piSer Die
vSOnmerctal' Sire SniHrauce @Ompaguie,"
AntrnS, ben 6reibrier Der 8erfIagten fir nuq
nns nihtig su ertldren; nidt been0iat, am
D!entn9 fortiuiegen.
StabtsSrstsgeri9t Rr. 2.-tSor
6i@ter gSright.) 8emeI uno HnoeTe fuiner
Reeb uuh NnSere. a;troe auF &uslfauna I'll
mes &efaments; uuter SerbnuoIung.s
@rtmta y er d I. - (SOr RiGter
BbeIps.) auf Der &egttTnuSe fir beute ftes
ben foIaenSe SGae: peiur. Grautnein, me
gen boeptliger 3erhorung frem6en &iaenz
tbums; Re9er SsEael BEomu, neaeu 5raz
ssus OerbOrgsner g8nfIen; Reoiiion Der 6due
oon Ri6aro Srorpu, Charles Barnes, SEQ.
gSiliam, yieger 4buer @pps uRo Gliiab W.
8rler, peI9e in @ruGuseIuns bon Srie'
benabuIai9Git tubaftirt iiu0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-12
See SGStfbrttAt 1er SriGaatEae
v@e4bIr0,n

Rems 9orf, II. Snaunr. Watroie
8eorge SbCmpiOH aus @am6eu, We., 1T ais
PGiiagisr aHf BEN Sampfsr yBieconiin"
bier ttHgetrpfeu unb briu9t 9iadrGt iiber
oen unteraaug Der 8ri9antiIe pSeabtro" bon
Jiep= =9ruuspid, iopie iiber OengrtriutnugSs
teo ihree &apitIus Sbomas Bennett uuo 0es
8Usiten Steuermuuus George Scutt mir.
Der pSsabirb" fubr an IS. De;ember nit
einer 2abuug Saubolb BON @aitport, U2e.,
mad bieiiseu 5afeu ab. Qm 21. 9eSember
pIrbe oie See fftirmiif, unb pGbreub Der
WaGt par6 Der gapitdn opu elmer SturIs
neue ti5er Sorb geipiilt nno ertrant. Im
folgenoeu Gage Habm ner Sturm an 9eflts=
feit nod 3u, NIB bieSn nsa.soisa aEtbedten, bag
has 8nbrleu9 led geporoeu tolr. Eros Der
ttftiefen Nrbett an ben Pumpen fiilte iih
bic SrIsuntine INNER me5r NIT Waiier uuo
nuste 5uIest auf9egeben perbeu. ytur nit
9roBer yiiibe 9elan9 es, bic Soote berabju.
Lafen. @ireS berieIben luarbe se8eu 6as
Sdiff geidIeubert Iub 3ertTiimmert, uno
Scott ettrant bterbei. Der Reft Der Ranuz
IGaft, aus att S0pfsn befebeno, rettste li1
III tas eiuli9e nod ii6rige Boot, in tpeI6em
fie "a StIRoen lang uulbertrisb, bis lie Don
benz bon bier naf pull fabreuoen 9aupfer
r9p0Ilo" BON Der 8lIiou=2tuie aufgenDmmeu
nurbe. @upitGu Bennett, icpie Steuermaun
Scott nareH ia gtstp'SGu 3u 9auIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-12
@,erfwiirotBe GrSTeafisn8ea TIT
GGnacG.

Guebec, @an., II. Sauuar. - @efern
fanb in Der gtdbe Der fitr;Itdb uon einem grb.
fau hetmgeiudteu Sauiu9nad' Sarm uumett
Berthiere, One, Elm gleides yaturs @reis=
niB fat, neIthes eiue Strefe ben $50 Adern
umiaste unb fid1 iiber brei 6armen erfredte.
Die WotubIuIer Der SEQ. RorriIfttte unb
bes Gutoine 8ifonette uub Sdeueru Bifioz
rette's uub oes &brtaOpber 0apeinte Deriuu'
fen nit bem 9auo uno rpurben tn Srtimmern
gslegt. Die 6armer pareu bur6 rpeite 8ifie
i'm Sooen, bic ft ieit Routua 3eisten, auf
bte brObenbe gefabr auirnertinm pema9t
iporben unb batten in SoIse Defeu tt6 unO
Gle Sbrigeu, ibr Sieb unb tbre icnftise 9abe
in SiGerheit gebradt uuS es erlitt 6ahsr bel
Der Sntaaropbe giiemauO Serleeuuseu. Die
aera6rteu gebGuee batteu eineu g8ert5 BON
$4,000 uno he $50 ader fruhtbareu 2dnz
ots fnO in eine gBhffe nit jah1oien Q0dern
nue SiigeIH peruanoeIt perben. Die @roz
fdqe babsu Die bief9e @egeub ieit eiuem
Wtouat in Nufreguug erhalten, uber bic llcz
iatie berieIben if bis ieBt nod ntdt erariiu=
BET UoLoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-12
Die saaScretett Der siour.

ct. Baul, Minu., II. Sauuar. - Die
Subinner Der 9cwerz8rules Isentur, Satuta,
habeu bei6lofeu, 3u eiuer sen1eiuiameu Be-
ratbuus in Sicur auiammen 3u fommsn.
Die neridiebenen Stdmme tperben oufgefor,
bert, uuf Der Rciebuo aaentur fi9 etuju=
fuSeu uuS cine Delegation BON SGuptliugeu
au eripGblen, pelde f6 mad Bafbiugtou Be-
huis lluterbanbluus gum Bertauf ibrer 9dn>
pereieu begebeu loa. Die Brulss Suotaaer
bubeu fidh nit benz &oridIase bes Saoianer.
@ommifdrs Sberlp, tpouad linen 81 pro
&der se3ablt perben iou. sufrieheu ertldrt.
sic fino Der anfdt, bns onh ole aabereu
5ubinner oamit eiuSerfanoen ie!u ueroeu,
toG miiniden iie eire oon tbueu Ielbf az
pIblte Delegation unb uidt 4geuteu nit
ben Serfauis slluterbuubIuugeu 30 betraueu.
alem GnIdeine mad biirfte man nod bieien
sRinter 81 elmer alIletttg befrieoigenbeu @rle=
biauug Der iiber Die gbtretuug Der Snciauer.
9fsierpntion 9epflogeuen uuterbauoluugeu
0pInunpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-12
S6atfe Gonfurreas.
Ser Sttes 8srtId)en oen @rnreBs BeieHid3af'
ten.- 9seosuteune &erabfesuua Oct aaten
auerthaIbeu.

Chicago. II. Sauuar. - Ser Srpii9eu
Observation-Disclosures bes 9auses sefdbrte
Sampf pirb INNER lebbafter. Die Staten
bon gferp'Oort, Bottom unb philadelphia
mad ct. Baut, giiuneapolis unb alien Bunfs
ten am WfificIris s6ioer iinb bon 81 auf S1.75
reou5trt poroen. Bon Chicago mod bem
Hamlt9eu Bunfte purben iie BON 50 auf 81
berab gefest; BON VemsDort uub Bottom mad
@9tcaso BON $3.50 auf rs Gents, uuo 3pi.
lteu nerlhteoeHeH anbereH Srteu tn entz
ipredenbem Serbdltnis. Sr. @rosnp, Prd=
fbent ber ulluiteb States' 'GrpreBs ," fast
tn Se3n9 auf bic Gngclegenbeit: m Der &on=
fHrren3tdmpf tpuroe ourh bic vNmericans
egpres@@o." besoHneH, psld3e etHe offene
Rate BON IS Gents bon HemsDort mad @bi.
cago uno BON S. BON Neu.OOrf mad ct.
Bant einfiibrte. llnlere Gompaguie fIibrte
baun bic nImli9en Staten BON Bottom aus,
tpte bon gtep'Dorf, ein unb rehuete uidt
mebr fir Sef0roerung nod sem Wiiiourt=
Rlosr on, tpie bisber mad ct. Baul. B.us,
6argO & Comp. iesten hterQuf ibre Rate BON
Chicago mad Dem Ififouri aIi 81 herab,
nno bic yllniteb z@rpreB.@o." uabm
eauu cine neitere 8eouttiou Dor. Die
pabams' @rpreB Co." rebusirte suud5f i5re
Rate oon Chicago uno Smaba mad Ct BauI
anf 81, nno Die Limited Statess" iebte bic
Neu=gorier, 8oitoner uno BbInoelppter
0loten anf ben gletden 8etraa fef. Die
uaoams'" nno Die namericau. @rpressSo."
iesteu auserbem bic Staten apif9eu Nep>
Yort unb Cincinnati uub sptiden Chicago
nHo Cincinnati auf Is Gents berab. ="
pr. Barrett, Ngeut Der - gmertcan.grpreB'
Comp" beiireitet, oas bic @tuftibruug elmer
rs Gents State Seitens isinsr @ompaglie ben
Srisg peranlabte. vEbatiadle IT," iaate Sr.
Barrett, roas Der Sampf iAou Dor Idnserer
.3eit burd cine &ompagnie besonueu pnrbe.
Die ibre Seripre6uu9en uttt hieIt. Nls mir
fanbeu, oos uus iene @eieuidait iusseheim
uuiere Suuoi6aft eutsog. musten mir S9rttte
81 rnIerem Sause er9reifeu. Sb mir nod
meitere 6iebuttiOnen uoruehmen meroel uno
pie l0n9e Der Sampf baueru ulrb, tam i'd
uorlGpf9 uid)t iagen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-12
s,errtire,te te.earapbtJ@e gepsyaen.

- Boli3et Sergeant GIbert u. E6urfou
pIroe gefern frtih in 8nhalo, I..9., bon
elmer 2OfOmOtiUe iiberfabreu unO getDotet.
-Gue BeIuibere, RS, rpiro gemsIeet,
baB bic 6armer BON 28nrrens uub SIiIer'
@Ouut1 eegeupdrtig namit beiddfti9t iinb,
lire Geder 81 pflRgen, mas 81 oteier Sabresz
aeit baIelbf nod ME erlebt pcroen if. Die
gBitteruu9 TT 10 Nib, oas idlon bic Sdame
Gusi6Iaseu.
- Su Irmour6ale, WIo, tpurSe am Don.
nerfa9 Elm Waun BET einem Sariu9e, bic
parn ourOu ale. 8ant" su pIiiubern, BON Raifi.
ret Yocod biusfeft gemadt uub Der Boli;ei
tbeIliefert, Sei Ieluem SoruerbOr gab er
ben Nameu Grant 9opie oil.
- gei elmer oOrsefern 95eub 3u 5toap.
Ynint uumeit @bambersburs, Ba., ffattge=
fnnbeuen Serennoe gerietben etlibe Der Be-
theiIigten in Streit, Hub Die 6oIge mar, bas
Beter Rbone auf benz Seinlnege BON Sbas.
Ieerbitb uno mebreren Sreuuoen beIielbeu
iiberfaIIeu uuo toOtgei1Iageu tpurbe. Die
Sbdter entfameu.
- @dbrenb elmer borgeferu III Srop, g.
g., ffattgefuneeuen gorar SorfeIuua n1rz
0eu Safe SiIrain unb &barlen Ritd1eu nit
fnuIeu @tern betporfeH. Sin Saftbefebl ia
gegen gSiIIiam Garpep, ben onaeblihen Rdz
beIsfiihrer Der @jerm erfer, ausgefellt fuorbeu.
- Der BON philadelphia mad ct. 500
mas beffimmte britii6e DGmpfery @arumoor"
fisB p1breub Der norletteu gfadt uabe gbs,
feI, Ba., gegen etuen SeIieu uno uuroe led.
Eas Gobrjeug muBte auf ben Srauo ges
iHbrt uerbeu, nm es Dor oem uutergebeu ;u
bepahreu.
- Ser 3abuarst 8. BeIbon RorriIOn BE-
eing gefern In isiaem Biirepu 81 BlttSburg
SelbfmorO .bur9 grfdteSeu. ST mar SO
Sabre alt uub lebis. DpspepFe iou ibn 3um
SeIbfmoro setrieber haben.
- SIN 9Onuerfas abeuo ereisuets fi6 bel
eiuem S6nlbauIe, orei Reileu metilid BON
Sienna, SlS., cine SdleBQftaire Smiiheu
&baa. Sacobs, Sobn Bridges. @bas. 4raett
unb Soc aruett. 4Gt SAiifie murben ab.
eefeuert. Sobu Bridges blieb auf benz flede
tobt uuo @bas. arnett erlitt eine 9uere
0unbe. Die betbeu Auoersu ftub uerbaitet.
- 8ae @si9Gftspiertel bes Stdstdens
9elnno, Rifi., eiug eefteru In SIammeu auf.
Der 8etrag beS Serlufs if nidt ernaitteIt.
- Die bemutrntiidsu Ritslieber Der ge>
Ieteebaug uonSeuuefee biSItea 9efera abenb
eineu @anfns unb uomintrtea Sra. Sbam
q. Sairis aui's gieue 3nn 8nnoesienrtor.
- Su 8su's Wiihle 81 $elfon, Rit.,
ersisuete iib sefieru cine DarsItefeIs@ s@rpfos
flor, ourG weIGe brsi glSuneg foiort setOotet
pnrben.
- Sn @baIbosie, SohniOa. @cuutp. Mo.,
ift Or. Bities BON eiueu anoeren Sottor,
Ranieus Siarfe, eriGoffen tporoeu. 4Ier.
Mceiu, ein 75.iGtriger @reis, tpuree BET Der
SdissuHaire 3IfiIig bon elmer Sugel setrofs
fen, ieSod, ia feline Wuuoe uidht oefGhrlid1
StaIte bsTubet fi4 tn patt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-12
RfenmGrffe.

Gbfcasp, II. Sauuar. -RtnbOiep 3us
fubr 1000. Serisnbuus -; Preiie oarI'
trten 5piideu $1.75 unb $5.4O.-S4netae:
3ufubr 900, Ssrienouug 5000; PreIe nas
riirteu 3triI6eu $3.4O uub $5.35.- S4aafe:
rtirten spiiaeu $2.75 uuo $5.45.
ah.2ibertp, Beuui., IL. Sanuar.-
Riubuieh; i3ufnbr 1900, SerieuunS l40O;
greiie sariirteu apiideu $1.75 uuo $5.4O
S6weine: 3nfu5r 300. 8erieuona9
400; Breiie part,rteu jpii1eu $5.10 uao
S5.3O.-SGanie: 3ufubr 1900, Serienouus
1900; Beetle uariirtsn ipiidea S2.75 nao
SIS. As.
ct. 2ouis, IL. Sauuar. -Riuooieb: GU
fubr 700, Serienbuus 1000; Breiie Oarttr-
ten ;pt6eu $500 unb $3.50. - SGpeine:
3ufuhr 5l00, Serleubuug 1000; Breiie pa'
riirtsu 3pilGsn $4.95 uu6 $5.25.-St. .aaie:
3ufuhr 1900, Serieuouus -; B1eiie pa
riirtsn spii&eu $500 uub s4.6o,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-12
SaS @noe eincs GrfipSers.

Ct. eouis, II. Sanuar. - Seiurit
Srie, peIGer 9efteiu 9rn. 8aro WcWalus,
siusu anseiehenen bieiissu Sapitalifieu. niss
oerfGo6, uno auf tpeId,en bic Boli,ei ieitDem
iabubete, beetus sesen llbr beute Ra1mit.
tag in een1 Sofbauie Str. 7l6, 5. Iueuue,
SeIbHmorb. Gr bate eiueu neueu Rotor
erfunoen, une man uermutbet, enB er maen,
fuuts ruroe, neil es ihm uitt selauQ, cine
Summe 9eIees sur Ssrmsrtbuns jsiusr grs
fiubuus gu erlauseu.
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9sa&tpe5en oeS St,trmeS.
Sie Sa:afiropbe ts gieeoiaa uno gtttsbars.
60 aien,Ita aus Cpier anfaefnuDea.-5fe
SAIL Ser Sneten betsGdbtIiel uuter osu eEz
ften Sd9kuuaeu.

Reabius, Ya., IL. Sauuar. - Seine
meiteren 2stden itno lett lestem Bsrtht M,
ter ben SrtimmerH Der Set0enfpinnerei bers
norsebolt por6eu. Gtan glaubt lest, 6aB
bic 2siden idulmtliGer Spfer aefunSen ftuo,
uno bic Arbeiten On benz Sriimmerbaufen
fiub bsmsemGB eiusefieut puroea. gHide
Ger 8eIiOnen, pelGe gefern als aet0btet ae
i11elbst puroen, fluo, rie fit iest hsrausz
ftellt, nod am Gebeu, uno bic 3abl Der Opfer
tpirb bierourh pieoer reou1irt. Gnihe Der
gernnuoeten tperoen inbeijea fistbeu. gSorz
bereituusen fir bic 8serntsuua Der Spfer
iinb sur 3eit i'm 9Gnge gahfehsuo foIat
etne corri8irte 2iffe Der Sernunb eteu, tusIte
ieit benz llufaH iturbeu:
guma ReItor, So6ann Rstcr, gon eeebs, Qauro
Serihner, Sa1ie 5armer, 8ilie @rom, W1aro Sttz
mann, Sale s. Sitei, 9liiabetb 9Peibrauer Einie
Sfdffsr, 9anie Sddffer, 8ar6ara u. SettIt,mer,
Sarnb SPabs, gEm. Supbtr uno Sophie 5. gSnislz
mann.
Coroner Soffnnnn hielt beute 4beno eiuen
Suqueii besii9liG bes Sooes Der flint WiiH.
uer, bic in Der anfiretter g8erthdtte Der
vIeabius Sahn" ibren COB faubeu. Die
eiusi9e Sbatiufe bon g8tdtiateit, peIde
turb tas 3eugeuuerb6r on ben Saa eebraAt
tpurbe, mar, baB eie flint WGnner batten ga.
rettet tuer6en f0unen, peGu fifl etu Eeuer=
hporaut In benz @ebiHoe befun6en hdtte.
Die Surp aob einen ben umfid1Seu eutipres
deubeu Wabripru6 ab. Ser Suqueit in
Se;ug auf bic SpIer Der GatafrOpbs IN Der
Seiosnipiuusrei tpirb an Rontag ftattfiabeu.
Btttsburg, Ba., II. Sauuar. .-Bie
10 llbr beute &0lnttta9 marer IA 9eidlen
inter ben Nuiuen Der eingefitr3ten 9ebGnbe
nufGefrnbeu por6en. Sier anbere 0eit,sn iiuo
nod, ipie man geuis peiB, inter ben Eritntz
meru, unb ieGS Berionen uerGeu permist.
Gon ben Barnunbeten fab orei i'm 9oipitale
gefoIben, oier an0ere beftnoen fid] IN trtti.
idem 3ufanbe nno tuer6eu Ridt emporium
men. Die iibrigen 80 SerIeeten eeben Der
Gereiung eut9egeu. SIN Qaufe Der Ueraaas
aenen giaGt fanhen bic an benz Sduttbaus
fen eitdftigten Irbeiter oie ueterrefe Shas.
WcSnen's, iouie Speier unbefanuter RIn.
uer. Seute friib faneeu fte bic 2eid1e hes
Rafors Sr. 9feeb aus Tnegbennz &itp, mel
DER iid 3ur 3eit bes @;aHur;es in 8elbin'e
Su6Iaoen befunoen bate. Derielbe NOR 80
Sabre alt uub Elm aueemeiH befanatgr Hao
9eafteter Wanu. Gtths ber Spfer tpurs
BEN bereits beute besraben unO bic tibriaen
peraen tnor9en 3ur 8uhe sebettet rerSsu,
Wan ihdtt ben pstunlartn SerIuf auf $125,z
GOO. Der @orOnerss sSHqueft parbe beate
Sermittag beSonnen.
(Spdter.) Die beute friib nufgef1n6e
nnbttanrten Spfer finb ais $50. Bleuoinger
unb 2eoaart SGifibGaer, spst 3tesslfeiu.
maurer, ioentifiIirt trorbeu. Spdt hsute
Radmittag fanb man bic 9eiGe 9lih. @ar.
roll's i'm SeIIer bes gBeI6ia'iheu @ebduoes.
Seitbem 1HO teiRe tpeitereu Spfer eutoedt
rporbeu, ruO man be9t bic 3Ofiuuus, oas fid1
feline GeiGea usbr in ben Grtimmeru beiinz
her.
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&Iuf atttt &IStf.

Stebens Boiut, gBisc., II. San. -
Or. 3. 6. Meper, "a Sabre oft, Duroe
beute Rndmittag uuf ofieuer StraBe bon ieiz
mem SdUiegerUater BbiIipp Griffith, Der
ibm nit bem ausruf yBEat um 8IutI" cine
piioIe nn ben aopi ieste, erihofen. SrnH
Uie1er forb am 10. DECEMBER an elmer
Shu5muuee, bic ne, pte ibr @atte bebanp'
tete, fG ielbff beibradte. Sbre angebori'
gen bebaupteteu iubsfieu, fe lei bon t1rem
9iaune ermoroet moroeu.
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Der @infer ftt Wafne.

Gugufa, Re., IL. San.-Der Senebec'
8iUsr II bon 4usufa bis on ieiue WHuouu9
noufcmmen ttsfrei. Die s.Seieuiha
in ieuer @eseub babeu nod teiu BfunO @is
eingeheimf, pihreub he iouff um bieie Sab
res3eit ibre @isbdnier sur 6dlfte geitiat ba@
ben. 9as Wetter ID 10 marin, tpie ionft I'm
Sriibiuhr, uno bas Bisfeu S9uee, UeIheS
icneit fiel, III tuieoer uerIHmnnben.