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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17

William Lynch, No. 715 Newark avenue,
owns dog which he allows to go un-
muzzled in violation of the City Ordin-
ance relating to CANNES. About week
ago the dog severely bit boy, and the
boy secured an order to have the dog shot.
Lynch refused to produce the animal and
was arrested, but was subsequently let go
on the understanding that the dog would
be given up. He appeared before Justice
Wanser and said he couldn't find the dog.
He was fined SO.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
Carl Reumpler,s Sorry NOW.

Mrs. Catharine McGarry appeared be-
fore Justice Aldridge yesterday and
swore out warrant for the arrest of
Elizabeth Sheehan, for aiding and encour-
aging her three children to throw stones
snn SaI;no ss'SeS beS such an @ names as hn ana
Sheehan was arrested and placed under
500 bonds to keep the peace. Carl
Reumpler became her bondsman, but has
since regretted his generous act, because
Mrs. Sheehan does not show any inclina-
ton to bride her tongue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
CHURCH NOTICES.

ScorcH PRESBYTERIAN, Mercer street The
Rev David Mitchell, pastor. Services at half
past ten a. m. and half-past seven p. M, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Thomas Houston. the Blind
Evangelist Morning subject:-"The Banner;n
eyening:-.One Thing Needful.''
TRINITY NJ. E. CHuRcH, York street, near War
ren. The Rev. John Crawford, pastor, will
preach, at half-past ten a. m, on "The Lords
Last Blessing - and at quarter to eight p. M on
IAN Old Time Walk by Genezareth's Shoro.'
UNION VACATION SERVICES. The Rev. H. c.
Cronin will preach next Sunday, 18th inst, at
the Park Reformed Church. Subjects:-Half-
past ten a. M, 'sfhe Spirit Of Power" quarter
10 eight p. M, AN Important Question. y
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17

The credit for the preparation of the
schedule of old claims and payrolls left as
a legacy by the old Board of Works
to the new Street and Water Board
which was sent to the Board of Finance
a few days ago, belongs to Permit Clerk
Frank p. Woodcock. The schedule
shows about twenty Thousand dollars of
payrolls and an equal amount of old
claims. Mr. Woodcock had to work
nights and Sundays to get the list in pre-
sentable shape.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
TO PROTECT NAGLE
The General Government Issues an Or
der for His Safety.

The General Government Issues an Or
der for His Safety.
SAN FRANCISCO, August II, 1sS9.--A
despatch was received here yesterday by
United States Attorney Carey from the
Department of Justice at Washington,
instructing him, on behalf of the United
States Government, to assume the de-
fence of Deputy Marshal Nagle, who shot
Judge Terry last Wednesday.
The Supreme Court of California last
July reversed the decision in the Sharon
Hill-Terry divorce case and remanded the
case for new trial.
Mrs Terry before the Supreme Court
applied for a rehearing to have the order
for new trial set aside.
The application was refused yesterday
by the Supreme Court.
Judge Sawyer at Stockton this morning
released Deputy United States Marshal
Nagle, who shot and killed Judge Terry,
on q writ of habeas corpus.
Nagle passed through here, accom-
panied by Marshal Franks, on a special
train for San Francisco.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
Russia Builds war ships.
Ru Cehle TO the unitea preaa.

VIENNA, August II, 1eS9.-The Russian
government has ordered the construction
of two more ironclads Of the first class.
modelled after the most powerful vessels
OF the English fleet, and several torpedo
boats, all of which are to be completed rs
soon as possible
Count Kalnoky has arranged for an
other meeting with Prince Bismarck,
which will take place at Varzin within
six weeks, and Signor Crispi, the Italian
Premier, is expected to visit Vienna
shortly to confer with Emperor Francis
Joseph and Count Kalnoky,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
Ban Player Crane Held.

Samuel Crane, second baseman of the
the Metropolitan Baseball Club, who was
arrested at the New York Polo grounds.
Yesterday afternoon, on the charge of
running away with Hattie e. Franen-
fruit dealer, is still held along
with the woman ut Police Headquarters.
In New York, awaiting extradition to the
Pennsylvania authorities.
The couple were found living at No. 3Os
East Forty seventh street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
JOHN L. GETS ONE YEAR.

The Champion Sentenced to Prison and
the Referee Fined.
NEW ORLEANS, August IL, 1883. = A
special from Purvis, Miss, says:-John
L. Sullivan was this morning sentenced
to twelve months in prison and Referee
Fitzpatrick pleaded guilty and was sen
fenced to pay a fine of $500
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
The weather at Hartnett's.


There will be an open air meeting in Van
Worst Park at p. m. Sunday afternoon. Good
speaking.
The William Barry Association has engaged
forty five coaches for their annual clamhake ex-
cursion which takes place tomorrow. They will
start from Barry's place on Henderson near
Twelfth street.
The John p Feeney Association viii have q
festival at Pohlmans Park on September III.
The Cuckoo Rangers will have their annual ex
cursion a week from tomorrow.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
He Was nescued in rime,

William H. Smith, of No. 219 Warren
street, fell into the canal yesterday, but
was promptly rescued by Robert j. Rud-
dick, of No. 4 Canal street. He was
taken to the Gregory street police station,
where he was provided with dry clothing
and sent on his way rejoicing.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17

tongue lashing, and wound up by saying
she was a lady.
The Acting Chief found policy book,
several slips and n box of chips in Glaes-
er's rooms. When arraigned before the
Recorder Glaeser was bailed in $500.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
The "Ladyn squared Oa.

Acting Chief of Police Edmonston, of
Hoboken, went in search of policy dealers
yesterday afternoon. He found one in
the person of Charles Glaeser, at No 1888
Garden street When the Acting Chief
entered the gamblers apartments, the
gamblers wife rolled up her sleeves and
challenged him TO mortal combat. When
he refused to fight she gave him terrible
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
THE sCHIEFFELlNs AGAIN.
Tba Woman's Story Revived by the Az
rest Of Her Husband.

rest Of Her HusbanA.
Jersey City people know, Bradhurst
Schieffelin, who was arrested Rn Thurs
ldav while walking up Broadw4g with his
vile The trouble arose ont q the suit
IF p. j. Denning Il Co., for bods fur
nished Mrs. Schieffelin.
,.,+rn,,,v on warrant issued u Justice
Ajsridee. She had separated from
former E m husband and claimed thA he was
4 tS5rorced from her. At the lind of her
:. = s.sssf' she was living at Long Brach.
After the case had been pendtg two
,sars Prosecutor Winfield said open
Eesrt that he was unable to obth evi-
Aence enough to convict Mrs. SclSffelin
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
Attacked by Paralysis.

Mrs. Jane Mcdonald, who was house
keeper at No. 235 Arlington avenue during
the absence of the owners at the seaside,
was seized with paralytic stroke last
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17

Ted-She is pretty girl, but her
blush is sweeter than her smile.
Ned--But you must remember the
smile Is her own.-Eoe1sSaag Sun.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
To Re west Points superinte ndent.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. August II, 1ss9.-
The President has appointed Lieutenant
Colonel John NJ. Wilson, U. 5. A., Super
intendent of the Military Academy at
West Point.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
rhe Rev. Mr. stoddard oniciates.

The funeral of Mr. Ralph Eager took
place this afternoon at Greenwood Gene
terry. The Rev E. L. Stoddard officiated.
Undertaken Speer had charge of the
funeral
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
rhe Wenther Rulletin.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August IL, 1885,
For Eastern New York and New jersey
Fair, stationary temperature, westerly
winds.
For Western New York-Fair; station
airy temperature, southwesterly winds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
DIRECTOR JOHN REID.

He viii Fin the Place Once Occupied by
Mr.. Benson.
Mayor Cleveland, this morning, ap'
pointed John Reid Director at Large of
the Board of Education in the place of
the ex-Rev Cornelius Fl. Benson, who is
now member of the Board of Police
Commissioners
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
unhoken,s Eplde1nic OF INSANITY.

There seems to be an epidemic of in
sanity in Hoboken. Within the past
twenty four hours no fewer than four per-
sons have been locked up in Police Head
quarters there out of their mind This
morning Elizabeth Heydt and John
Looney were found wandering in an aim
less manner about the streets. They were
acting in decidedly strange manner.
They were sent to the County Jail,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17
SHE LOST $1,000.
Active Steamship Robbers Work the
Nerra in Hoboken.

Active Steamship Robbers Work the
Werra in Hoboken.
The steamship docks in Hoboken are
infested with thieves. 1t is known that
at least two persons were robbed on the
Werra, of the Bremen line, just before
that vessel sailed for Europe this
morning.
This morning U. S. Marshal Beonhard
saw suspicious looking young man
enter the water closet and put an empty
purse in a crevice. The marshal took the
fellow by the coat collar with one hand,
and holding the purse aloft in the other,
went on board the Werra, which was just
about to sail.
who owns this purse?" he asked at
the top of his voice, rushing about among
the passengers.
II do" said a woman who afterwards
told the Marshal that her name was
Johanna Joeger and that she lived at No.
227 Eldridge street, New York.
The Marshal with the woman and the
thief went before Recorder McDonough.
The prisoner gave his name as Ike Sekam
and said he lived in New York. When
searched by Acting Chief Edmonston the
had lost was found In his possession. He
was committed for trial.
Ten minutes afterward Detective Gal
lAgher rushed into Police Headquarters
and said that Miss J. w. Losey, of La
Crosse, Wisconsin, who was passenger
on the Werra had been robbed.
She told the detective that she had left
her stateroom open while she went on
deck to bid good bye to her father. When
she returned to her room she found it
locked.
She went to the deck again to ask one
of the stewards to open her room for her.
When she came back with the steward to
her room, she found the door of her apart
ment wide open. A satchel which she
had left on her bed was missing. 1t con-
tanned she said, about 5000 worth of jew
elry and S100 in money. The police have
no clue as to who the thief is.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-17

BrEcHAws PHLs cure bilious and nervous illa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-09
grpHbte 2lbfeEit8uu8 pGs iHBnsa
&ogQtg 0Ugd9 ItusGt OGlftcaO.

Cincinnati, Z. SeptCmber.-0ar 6ta
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inar fib bCIei6i9t iiibIteu, alS {. st. General
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mapIuug bon senator BCpae prCtafiirte; ais
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uIs bes groBau Generals oom g5eiiea nod
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-09

8eabtna, BeRai., 7. September. -
&ie yBrcote -greuzg gompaguie" in 9tres.
bOTo' bat Die 20bue ibrer 800 Qrbaiter BON
1926 Guf $3.50 pro &Onae Glen erb05t.
8ur9 bic titr3UGe QObaerh0bun9 In ben
gtieufabriten I'M ShugltilIz &aale mar Die
&ompagnie 8u bem 8Ietden S4rttte uerau=
IaBt pOrbeu.
BittsbHrg, BsaRi., Z. September. -
Su ben Bergmertsbiftitten BON 8roduabs
bile, On Sots, Re9uOLes1iIe unb Bunju.
tutoRep trObt etu aligemeipsr Strife Der @rus
banaIbeiter Gue5ubrsdeu. 9ie gSei9ernug
Der 8srgpert5beiiBer, bic arbeitelDbae ben
in ben uugreu3eDbeu 8ilriftea suseHauNeueu
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utiade ees 81 ermartenheu Strife8. Su ben
geuanuter Bergperfsoifrtttea ftnb 5000
8ruberarkeiter beidbiffftt
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btIt1."

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ten nOrbeu. Die 0RbiIabsIpbta" 1T Elm uus
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8reipflintern uno einem GiupfIl0er bette,
ben. Gine 5abrseidDinbigteit ron 19 &no.
ffu hrn G5tuune III CCutraftiC1 teotunt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-09
SaS gSeGf bGttMmFEslGt tttf9er
R0ltFbBISe.

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1ou Nep &afiIe, brad 9efern Gbeuo cine
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rer Yeit 3ntihen cen IN bem &ileanerte be.
iddfiateu Oittgltebela Der 0eri4teOeueu Ra.
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baB ibn eiutr Der 2eBtereu, ais er entilieben
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gepebr teet nteheIfrtdte. Stint SrIiHber,
Buei llugard uu6 Elm uugarines iErauen3iu.
mer puroen bur6 S9nife uab Steiupiirfe
hetIebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-09
9~aaSfftFtcr a., ocr gGrbett.

2aucnfier, 3d., 8. September. - 81
gGriettpilie, eiuem tieinen gtG6tben am
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purSen tpihERHb Der oeraaugeueu Na4t Inf
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@ntire, iF teute trtip auf baH Segea6t bin
usrhattet wOtcen, Die 9aHS in 5ptsLe aebabi
su patsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-09
gtm Ea@InaIer SrEo psrnoFttf

can Sran5tsCo, s. September. --
@Iei giauHer, toelde iit eia @eihdit 6araus
qsma&t, @rHuter tu oem 9auleu Serejb2 Der
Ser. S.Gaten 81 bei9niuOeln, mur0eu Qes
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Oer &lareuce Sanboru, Irditeft uu6 gatsut.
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gih96dnoIcr. 8Ieie Dret mareu Die @e=
iddftSlbrer Der rBiOnter 9lObas unO Iccj.
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lbe 8OripiegelunaeR srOBe Summeu @lt0as
ergaunert babeu. Ste pileBteu &igluLare an
ale iol3e BerIoneH ga dtdeu, mel1e elm
Datent fir trseuo etue &rfiuluag erlalteu
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GphGdtiguug (gem6bnltd $50 bt8 500 3us
gG0ubt perbeR iOLIte. 8l3 Srio nur0a unter
ie $4,000 Biiraidl1ft neffelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-09
QiuFrilbrertSG1e Veoet.

goutsBiIle, ap., Z. Sept. - Sn Wlt.
Sterling beriu6te cine S9aar bepafneter
Reger, ben oerbnfteten YfegCr Com Sal.
Iade, Der rregen @iAbru6s in bas 6nus iet.
ue8 triiberel Irbeitgebers, 81 > Senators
g8iuiumR, urrstirt por0eu mar, gepaItiam
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bGtten nm @auad1e gegeu einen peiBau b.
bsI5nufeu, Der ibE gu Ipa4en 6eabf9tiate, in
@srhut III upbr1Pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-09
g9lpnl atfMfnna crtrl,,tFe1l.

glt. 6otGp, N.zS., 7. Gept.-Gugufus
Gs4mer, tin luuger Waru bon uugafdbr IT
Sa9Tcn, Der fiir8Itf bterber Fam uno fid bet
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rid tebrte, ffgute man gtaaf0riduH8en mad
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&rGupfau, nit beneu er bebaftet mar, bate
EnN In hQs gHniiir fiel nnh erttlnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-09
@etIanGen S@apeaerfati.

8nIbefi0u, Ser., Z. Saptem5er. =
&barlts W. Ber9ui0u, fyiiber DiitrItts &Lert
in Sort gsr6z@ountn, nuo Sac. 9. Da5is,
Der in beniieIbsn County Sdlalsbrer mar,
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g9aiBe be3 &ountgs auf 3abIuu9 Don S5as
oeuefjaB iii 66Ee con 800 900 oerttagt.
6lr0uiou Hno 9aoi6 uareH 3uiammeu nit
au6Creu ShDGr3sn bor einem Sabre geUaIt.
ian Grs Sort Sen0z@oIa!g UlEtrIeBen NOR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-09
QouS0robfd1er ffp g0Fafn.

Bierte, Sat, s. September. - lIubers
it3m.e gtngriffe 0Ouo goOmer5" uEO lRgets
Ii6leu Gnfeblsru babeu ba5 8epartemeHt
Se5 5uuern beranI0Bt, eiGe AuBQbI Gompags
MEN Der reRuIareH EruppeH 3Er &uicedlts
baIturg Der SrbuHug ieuieits bes 5tufes bel
Tor, Bierre 3u fationireG. DtGu beiGr9tat
errRlide lInrubeu. gBabri5ainIit miro au1
lOG bte ,ROrtbmeferu 8ubus gGi2l'4aft@
cine geuge WuFetler bon aiuem Stid gGlo
5errpeiiRu, UeIdea ibr Uon Der 9legierLUg Juz
Qe'p ofeu pOroea ifi, uHb e8 ftebs oaaI nit
&-CaC9clt 81 erUa.,eu, oaB oieIe geute,
rcIba tbeiImeiie iton i5er 10 Sabre oajel5R
Dslneu, bagtaadigeu gglteEfaab leiaeu gag-
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ltm.tgtebe Oer 9gobi6ttiomLfsess

5arrisbura Ba., 7. September. -
Gin Staats &cnoent cer pllHiou.Brob bibitorg'
9ecgue" tfi emf ben 26. b. glts. bterber elm
beIuien poroen. Gs miro Mot 6enbf5tiat
eigeue @anbtoaten nuf3ufeueu, bod nil
mon nit ben poIitidcn Barteian cooperireu
su oem 3nede, nm fir bte 6ffautliden aem.
fer OIne Berionen 81 erpGbIen, rpstte an
Snrdiiibruus Der seseupGrtigeu eiuiarda.
ieuteu Geiese NIT Se5us aui ben @etrdate.
bpubsl befeben uu6 meitere acciisma5aab,
men beaiiuiiaen,
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Set porgeTG1Iagene oeWtFG) 0HtertFa:
ntT6e Heiertag.

@tlpaufee, Z. Septeulber. - Ser
tieFQe ySeebote". oer6fentlidte heute bic
@utodteu Der bsuti9eu Braife bee 2aH0es
iibar Die oialbeIprod eue Brage zines uatioaaz
Isu eeutiGz zamerifaniiaeu 6eiartass, oeG al.
idt,Ii6 BON cen 9euti9. ImerifauelL I'M gan,
,e4 2aabe gefeiert perbeu iou. Or. 3. y.
GeuAer, Der 6erausaeber unb 9befrabatteur
6ts ,Seeboten," bate 81 SraaebOgsa an
bsntIte Gages5eituueeH In allen &heiIeu beS
GunSee uusaeiaRtt, unb Die erhaiteneu dnt-
porten ieiaen, bas ole arose Utsbr5a5I ber.
islbeu Al @uufsu eiues ioIGsu fSeiertases tft,
ObpobI einige Der tCEuuaebsabfen 3ettHuaeu
6ueeaeu iiae.
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RaIfettFaHtpf itt @eoEata.

Sabanuab 3d., 8. Septeuber. -5.
.. @nhleberrp, PoItjeimnridau tn BeIbam,
nabe Sbomnsuiue, tpur6e 8eiieru Gben0 er.
idlofieu, pdtreuo er I'M Segriffe mar, etnen
Vegsr tpegen 4ufwiegeIung gum aufrubr Su
perbafteu. Gbe er ftarb, ertpiberte er oas
Gener, nnb cine nngemeine THFlabe eutz
iPGun li9 ,uii@eu ben gBei8en uub glegeru.
@iuer Der geBteren Duree tGotlih permunoet.
Gin beSeulliter 8efentries idlieu cine 3eit
lang uuoegmeibLi6, tuoefien 8eIaug e9, ben.
fpThpft nharrrpuNPr
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oyobn 2 oIs GonsrsR. Gapptoaf

Nep @orf, Z. SepIen6ir. g1l,
hfana III Ghren 6es Sauiiampfers 9obu 6.
SuutUGu pnrbe beRte Gbeno in Der ,.DfuFf,
nfabemie abpebaIten. Der 8eiuG mar ut9t
Ietr bablrgia., inbefea erieste er bur9 ga
thnfGsuue, mas Tim an Der 3aBI abgsug.
GrUiuau bat Elm SGreibeu oer06entltht, IN
meIheu er aufiiatigt, bns er flo in 8ohou
nm Die eemofratiide Ncntuatiou gum @cus
grssuitalig6 III begrsrben gaeeute.
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Gin Qnnmaert61t perefteIf.

gBidtta, as., 8. September. - ais &C..
fern Tafmtttaa Der S4eriff Don Butler.
Gountn oen Robert Snneiber, neIder Dor
un0efGbr eiuemylona ieiHe SrGu unO 51uiez
aetnutter ermorSete, gum EertGr In bas
@erih.. gebGuoe geleitete, i4aarte fif cine
g!euqe 8oIis sniammen nno f1ttrste ft3 auf
ben @efonaenen IN Der Abii6t, ibu an inn.
den. 3uiiden Der sgIeitmaunfdaft 6es
Sheriffs uuo ben Gugyeiferu eutIpauu iid
ein bjsises Seistt. gs nnrbe yilemauo
aet6ttet, BOD erGielt S6uetber etueu 5GuB
tn bic S6ulter. Dem Sderifi selang es
fGIiesliG, IetueH gefanSeneR in 5iaeTaatt
an briuaeH.
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8rdBu@eV SOB Gtt5es @rEagftos
tttffeF1~

GtIautics @ttg, R.sS., Z. Ssptbr.
- gbe oar Iauge 3ua, rpeI1eE Die GrtgrFos
niilen Der s@1bpFOpe'Rattuu 6Gbil" uOu
&befer, 3D., bef0rbert bate, beute 0torgeu
On Der gBsfsSerIepz zStatieu bGut8 anbielt.
iproH8 SiaaH armftoug, 18 Sabre alt, etu
Gtbettsr IN Der SeaaHutea 6a0rtF, BON Der
4.Ltiioru. St lpuroG inter Die Raber &C.
ldieubert uub augenbItdlil getGStet. Setu
Sept uugbe Inn poul 32umpie Setceuat.
Geiue 3uei BIiiber unb aDei S9Deftrn
nagGn Nuaenaenaen hes ardBltdlen 80rfaIs.
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Gta 8aupntotps far Sem signal.
nfssASf

Stem z0ort, 7. 9eptsmber. .-Brof. >.
u. $. Saseu, Der ,,Sturrls SsObaater0 oes
SiqnaIcoIps In 8aibiugtpu rpettte 9efern
nuf Der 8nr6reiie Had Der 8unbesbaupt tftaOt
in bieIiser Staot. @r bat Iiagere 3elt nui
BEN Dt0uut 8aihiugtoa 3Wgebradt, I'M ote
gRirtuug BON Stiirmen in boben RegiOuan
Su beobadteu uno selangte au Der autdt,
enB bic grrtdtung etEes 8auoucorps b0df
tpiinideusmertb Iei, neldes in beri9ebeueu
Eheileu bes 2anbes On Buniten o6erbaI6 Der
grbo6erflGbe, pet&e ultuoefeas 10 bod ieiu
foIer, me Die Spiee bs3 Mouut Bailiag,
ton, atbmOIpbdrifGe 8erba6tapgen boraeAs
msn Ioue. 9rof. 6ajeu bGlt Gieie 8eObad.
tuugen fir unerIaBlt4, nm nit gr6Berer 81.
te1beit, aIs btsbsr, bas 3u erDarteuSe Bet.
ter boranslagen 81 f6nneI.