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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-06-26

And now we learn that the re-
ports recently circulated, to tho effect
that Slugger Sullivan had broken his
training with Muldoon, and was OFT
on a big drunk, are not true. Sulli-
van has declared that he means bust
ness with Kilrain, aud that this one
will be the fight of his life. And we
believe John means what he says.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-06-26

NOWHERE IN THIS CITY
IN nowhere in this State,
nowhere in the Red River
Valley, will you find Il larger,
better, fresher and more care
fully assorted stock of Fancy
and Domestic Dry Goods,
Ribbons, Laces, White aud
Colored Embroideries, White
and Colored Lawns and Or
CANDIES, Imported and Do
mestic Sateens, plain and fig
ured, Hosiery, Corsets and
Underwear, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, China Mattings, Win
dow Shades, Smyrna Rugs,
than at our place of business.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-06-26

UNCLE ION 5 CABtN.- here are
many who do not know, says the
Times, that the cabin occupied by Un-
Gle Tom, of novel notorety, stands on
Cane river near Chopin station, in
Rapides parish, and is owned by the
Texas and Pacific railroad. The
cabin is within sight from the track
and is the one in which Uncle Tom
lived when he was seen by the neices
of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, who
visited the house and furnished the
authoress of the novel the details upon
which the story was constructed and
made famous everywhere.
A special to the New Orleans
Picaynne from Clinton, La, of re-
cent date, says:
The PicaWmc in an interview to.
day with Capt. I. S. Adams, chair.
man of the committee of the Farmers
National Alliance, relative to loca
ting cotton hassing factory in thi:
State, that gentleman said that he was
awaiting propositions from points ii
the State desiring the domicile of the
factory. He wishese all who have
offers to make him to correspond Will
him as early as possible on this sub
iect. 1t will he remarked that Alex
audria has offered grounds and tel
thousand dollars as a donation. 1t Ii
understood that Mouroe, with her new
activity. desires to add this indnstr.
TO her borders aud will give thrt.
thousand dollars IN stock or donations
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-06-26


subject of laughter, but a horrible farce,
in Which the stake placed for in this toss
ing of the dice is the government of a
pe0ple that profess to be civilized, with
the effect of % general decentralization of
both races, whites and blacks, one of
which thinks it no harm to buy what the
other is so ready to sell. So general has
this buying and selling become, that
1many have told me that it was absolutely
impossible to have an honest vote, and
they had given it up in despair. 1nJack-
sonviile, Florida, the better class of peo-
ple have become so disguised with popu-
lar elections that they have petitioned
the Legislature to take the business Oft
their hands, and have their city officers
appointed by the Governor.
From buying votes it is but step to
fraud in counting them, which is cheaper
and quite as effective. Or ballot boxes
NAV be emptied of the wrong votes,
and stuffed with the "right" kind. There
is but one step further--to intimidation,
when men come to the polls with shot
gus. not, of course to do any mischief
Int as a gentle hint to the other side that
it might be safer to retire into the woods
or to their cabins, and leave the business
/
understand it better.
All this has created such a feeling that
we hear loud cry for the General Gov
eminent to interfere to secure free and
honest ballot at the South. This might
well set us at the North to thinking whe-
Their we are not responsible for this COM
plicaton of affairs. We have forced nni-
, versal suffrage upon the South, and now
are asked to step in to save it from the
natural consequence of our own blunders
. and mistakes.
Have we well considered what it means
:. to regulate elections" at the South3 Dc
l we mean to send an army there, and have
soldiers stand gaurd at the polls? That
experiment. has been tried with result
i that is not encouraging. After the wal
: the Southern States were under military
, government. Generals who were brave il
: lighting battles, but who had limited
experience in civil life, Were put owe
t them, ond undertook to rule the South a
a conquered country. For eight year
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-06-26

The st. Louis Republic says:-
The friction which is believed to be
causing hot.box in the Republican
Cabinet at Washington has all arisen
from Mr.. Blaine's mistaken belief chat
he was elected Secretary of State, and
had, in the legitimate exercise of his
prcrogative, appointed one Benjamin
Harrison, President Of the Republic.
Editor Hugh Watson, of the
Trinity Herald comedies with the
views of Editor Battle, of the Shreve-
port Caucacian, on the question of
white supremacy, and so will nearly
all the other editors Of Louisiana. The
question is, to us, a most important
one, and gradually growing more and
more in the minds of the sonndest
thinkers. We believe the standpoint
taken, q most correct one.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-09
StaOt Baltimore.

pferzab brt. - Der am teBz
ten gitttpnd bier eingetroffeue Rorobeutihe
globoz8ampfer ., Utdtn," @npt. sc. Dt0Qer,
tritt uorgeu ylnhmittag lIbr Don ieluer
gBtrfte aui Qocuf Boint aus ietue Riidfabrt
uan Der alien 6eimatb an. gie5en elmer
oolleu 2aoung fiibrt CT erma 90 3ptaeuoet5=
Bafia9iere uno foIseuoe Ralitsu JtelIeuoe
am Soro: gBilb. Saba uebTt Srau, 9taeer,
itrau goutie Rraft, Brof. &. y. 8euabIe uuo
Satin, Frl goutie 8euable, SRI. Garter
Uic .. Senable, Sulius Dteper, 80. Some
ham, Srnu Sttllte Soioau, S5Cl. Il. Sol0au,
6rl. giarie 8 0Oder, pm. gtarfus peiue
mann NIT Bamtlte uebf 8teueTib1ft, gBIIb.
Seguer, o. @liemuuu nit Saullie, 8. part
moun nit Samilte uebf 8teu2rl1oIt, Aoom
SnCubnls, QeIur. pemm Eao PaIur. SIl4s
meter nit BamiIta.
Der 8ampfer y9ot9ta" BON oer
n6Guburg Imtritau. BCGetfabrt 4ttteus
9slsuihnit," pelter am !esteu 6reita9 uus
ter Commando 0On &apt.1D 4lbiu Supu
bier eiutrai, ttitt'im 2aufe bee morgtgen Gcs
gee NIT boiler 6radt b2Laosu lelue Rudia9rI
uad Sumburg on,
Der 8ump5er IS er" BON ,,g,oro.
oeullheu gIa9o," me.4sJ an WlittDoG, ben
q. Diarg, uuter gommCuoo oes Cart. 23iB
oou S6aamauu Uou 3reuer9a0eu 0basfa4z
ren III, nire 6eute eOer morgan oabler e.
martet Gr iEsrt Apgeidbr 1000 3Dlitjen'
oed5 $Gfagjers Hno cine pole ga0nE.
Sauimnureguter ON Soro.
BeriOanluOttBeu. 6r. G{o6sr
Sauett ieiert bapte ieiueu AZ. Gebutt9t1g.
- 6r. Jran3 Stetto, eiucr Der &eoa'teuri
6es y8ailp. Suoruof" in Chicago, bat etu
dtnltte Sitadug am ,,Eglegraph," Der 90
Orr. gB. 3. Sdimef, glc. 932. Rorh Btoao
nop, terausgeg ,beueg b0bnIiaea 3citHa8
aug9nOumen.
- Or, 8beoerg 6inrihs, Der batduntt
4poihefar ON her 8ds bon BEatta Il. 6uItan
StroBe unb geihidtsr @mG,eursBbotoayaph
bet eiu Bib Der y8eutI5eu @reiienbesmntb
anfgenommen, ME "a Elm Bboto5rapb Dol
PreieifVn isIbt mot bsFeg bsrfs1eG IQGatE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-09
S}r. IS.

Barmtidte8. - GurNiual E;gbous
frnte an Souutog iE Ser Sjrhe lur .uabs.
iletteu GupiSngHl5" 100 gslioueu.
- Der Gampier gIialla," Sapt. Betris.
in aaEeru nit elmer gaouug Uou $4,000 Bu-
IdelH g}ais un6 81, 400 Bui5eIu gBailen
1ah GorI lbgefa5rsR.
- Der 8altmorer 3weil 6e8 plrb6olo=
aoltiHen 51aitut3 BON 4marifl" bielt gefsIu
Qbeub In Der p50phna' Saua" eiuc St5uug
ab, IN paGe- Br1fIFCr Y. g. Frotbigg9am
pom Briuc,louz &cue3 ejueu SCrtEag iiber
-afiatiite 82rrl Gotta" iielt.
- Die bapu2I5e agIiH9t0n W}Hfongs
G1qeqe an ogr &uFlratopRer gluok.a5e,
ua5e Der Arljug or StaGou Der ,ggefGtheH
giaTglduoer 893u," ii an 5ouutlg formeu
er6aast tp0roen. Der Eeieu uOsntau inter
4nesgen Die GaIo-3I Or. &. ~. @ut3, s.
81. Ti3gr, :. s. 2.lu-eu mo 9. g. SHqrlm
uub bic pp. Guaarg ge1ariug, 8. SBooOs,
Charles 8u3ier, =. g 3. Sect nHo d. e.
8. Pear-e bel.
= Die 65 DrfH giuet & Gomy.
am @rtauge k.2t2 bl52u e,Heu B;eis UoH
$500 fir oieieutusu hrar Fuu6ca luS9giett,
be ON G. an le' bic 8legeutage TN
TerhEu 5 "a b .1uSiageu,
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%ahnFntnHrnhhe,t.

chicago, 8. Npril. Die pier Iebtea
8ugg0ns eine8 gerane bier nulQageueeu 3uz
ges Der Baltimore Gbiobaha@ lpur0eu gez
iern friib sntIheu &ot5bour uuo Sfoz z@bjs
cogo burd stne fali6gefelte Beid1e aus BEN
9eteIIe geidleueert uuo pra(iteu 10 heftia aez
geu uebrere auf eiuam Rebeuaeleiie ffaheR.
De 8ohIeu0Iz s8nggrus on, baB fte in 5ttiie
,erbrahen. Sames 6anun, etu Bafagier
nus smiths SafiB, N.=0., puroe ais Set.
de- uus Rem Grnmmerbaufeu ge3oaen. gtn
eiierner Stnb bate fit Inn tief in BEN 9opf
gebobrt. GuBeTeem erIttteu folgenoe Bers
oreu betentlide Serlesunaen: 6eurn 6ouf
Gus Gonmeolle, 9a boppe|ter 5atzbru9
unb truerlta usrIett; 6ranf ShaItou aus
Snith's Balm, R.sY; Sobu s.. Dtc 9oualo
aus GntifO0ulih, N.zS. 8. .. Rumbo aus
GbeIbp, O.; 3. Strenlsp aus @leue(aus,
D; 6rau SOhu 9. 8oOo uno 4teraaber
2Eoob aus @uba, N..9.; U. 8erItig aus
&Ie0elauo, >. Die Seruunoeteu ueroeu
iauutlih gsuslsu.
EtiutbGor Gal, s. Gpril. .-3ebu Mat.
len iutIid bon o!eier Staat fuuo aeftern Wtotz
gen gsgeu pier llhr Elm 3uiammenfioB ,peier,
Uoa le 5rpai GotOmotipeu ae,oaeueu 9iter;ii
ggn Der uSarta 6es8GbR" fat. wob:i bic
cine gioi1lae uro elmer Der &rpgeB =8iaqoa
fuf tctal lertrimuert nuroen. Sin uuhez
ianuter GGnbfrslfer, nsIdsr ijd ale blinber
YciasteI IN sluem 9aggon befauo, nuvoe
luf Der Stsue aeto0tst, uao eiH 9euriis oes
@el6OtsteA miro osrmiBt. Der 2ofomrtio.
fiitTer Sci, Sare murbe idwer, speun uint
tGbiItd3 ostIsBt. @s nuree Inn Elm Shr ab.
gsTiFIsl une bic RJaIf 5sTQuetldat.
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GsIbTfmoroe.

Pittsburg, Ba., 8. ApItl. - 6rou u.
goleu3. eiEe II Sabre aIte So1mla, DOlat
nit tbrem Dtanne unb ibreu erpa1ieueH
SirbeTu au grabe, f4ruBe auf Sro1. 6il, al
leaterp. Sbnou leit etHt9er Sctt gejfe5z
geh0rt. eiBg ite bod rnots tater Ar5ett Ral,
0bue iu irgeno peIden Settr9ungeH aas
la6 III gebeu. fran Goreuj mar geUobut,
leocn 9lorgeu frHb ItHem i9rer Sa5ae mo
eiuem S@mieggIIotue, bic Ia etuem bsHuh=
be1teu gEal1nerfe oGbsiten, oas 5rubald 5u
bereitcn, unb erbob ft aud aetera BOrasa
,ur oen0buIdleu Stuuoe. 8a 1s Sou1tag
mar, hieIt ibr gtuun IS ttir Huu0,piB. ua0 er
puroe, 90 fe uad laugerer 3elt uttt 5uriidz
fetrte, uurubia. gr luate iie i'm pauic, 0on
ueraebere; eoraui pedte er ben Shptegers
iobu. NM bic g.eiheu eutoedtsa ole nlje f5rau
NIT burnidluitteuem 5alie toot i'm SOie ltes
cen, eus Reiier uot fef II Der 9aab bal'
ferb. Gin @runb 81 Der Chat II at4t ba.
touut.
@buttuuCoaa &euH.s 5. apTtl.-gtu
18Iabriges Dlab6sn, mtl9es srf turiItt
burG 6is ygEomeu's 9pT.lttau ttEtog" eiulm
Qeben ber Shan6e 6RBogeu porbea mar,
bglina beute SeibfmsIo ourq Gri6JeBeu,
neil he sen einem geptiisa 6o0ges, meter
qr6sRr Girflus n5sr fie ~ babeu ld1ieu
foiifU0b-eue befurrut purOe, iqre meme pei
mutb III perlafisu uuS uieoer tn etr BoroeG
N ;jcEeu. Siz erlllrte, Ite moue liebel
ferbfn' sIg nieber Elm 2ebeu, ME ibr friiae.
res au tiibyea; ols 9oS9es tbr oeuuoG tetue
RuGe lies, !4os fe fld etne Suset IN baG
SsrB. Der &QIfQG ma4t p'IE up9s5eHrei
&ufshgE,
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8yfehn4GrFfe.

GaFs2tbertg, Beuui., 8. Qpril. 49,
@luoDleh; 3ufubr 1000, 8erieu0uH9 1850;
Breiia oorttrten 3wtiheu $3.50 uH0 $4.25.
- Stpeine 3ufubr GOO, SerieuoHHs
1900; Braiie oarirteu 3ut5en So 90 mo
$5.lO.-S baafe: 3ufubr 5000, SeEieHouns
S0C0i Bratie Oartirteu luti4.n 1925 uab
$3.50.
ct GOute, 8. Tpril. - 8inb5ieb: gu.
fu5r 1000, Serleuouug 400; Breiie bart.
rtJr iptIten $500 uuO 99patue :
3ufubr $500, BerisHouug $500; Breiis pa
ri.,t. Il Imiiden $4.6O mo $4.85. - Sdaaie:
2uubr 800 TerieubuHg --; BIetIe oa.
Itiusu piteu 50 90 uuo 1925.
EbtCu8o, g. GpriI. RluoUtI5: gu
fu5r GOO, 8erieHoGHg 1000; PteIie 0art!r'
rsu 3uu6eu $1.6O uHo $3.50. - 94uelpe:
2ufIlr II GOO, Serleubuug $50; B,etie ba.
.!trteu ,ptidau $3.50 mo $500. -Sta0ie:
yufu5E 1000, &1rieabuuq 5000; Brel'e pa
rffrteu sTtid,eu 1878 mo $3.50
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Et6ett ttn0 2oDa.
BteOsr ein Auffubr anIaBHa OtS SirIfes
Osr straBsubabn!atiass IN RoasRsr, -
9lnOtre glnsfianOe.

%tWpeEe @4HalIHWVS'
9loGefer, R.sD., .QpyiI.-8er strife
Der StraBeuba5ntuti9er oerlnlaste beute
Dlittaa a5erma!s einen au5ru6r an ser gioiuz
frase, mo I'D, Elm uaf EauiaaOen ,dbleuSer
g2ob UerIamuieit bate. Gin Sutfter ;oo, ais
er BON eiuem Steiu getrofi.u mIrbe, eiHeu
3teooIoer uno oerinGte, aui ieiue gnareifer
3u feuerH, ieood parOe ibm bic Raffe aus
Ger 6aub geI1lugen uRo bon einem BO!i,ifeu
aufgeboben gs gslaug Der B5li5ei, ben mob
3u SettreIen ebe es I'll SlGtUergisseu fam.
Gtpa 25 2gggoHS iiAo heute i'm 8atrie5.
Die SaaIage be8i8t9 oss S.yties iF unO.rs
an6ert.
QaucaRer, Ba., 8. aPriI.-Die gEal,s
tuerte Der p5usquebaauazgi'e len gompaauie"
un6 Der ,Golumbia Glen &0mpaauts" III
Columbia iisllten beute ben 8etrie5 Elm, neil
fh Die ge6ienReten neiserea, bic tiirilld1
northumberland 3u acceptireu, ua6
ctEfa 300 arbeiter ftao bei3dittguuaslos. Gtu
tnuger y2odout" Rebt in QU5IiAt. Die ar
better tes Columbia ssBaI3Deltesa ba6eu I'D
eer 3feouftioa uuterDoriel.
Salem, gtnf., 8. Aprit.-8ie 9immsrz
leute Der Sta6t be9aunen berla eiueH allae=
Gstneu ausfaHb, peldeu lie 10 Iauge alfz
rgdt erbaIten nouen, bis TIRE 4Ibaitaeber bic
BON bGn Strters gefallte Torcerung bes 9s
fiinoiaeu arbeitsta9es bemiut9t ba6su pers
6eu.-8ie 3immerIeute bon Cuiucp erlieBen
beute ein Uianifsf on thre Grbeitgeber, In
tpelGem lie artHutigeu, oas Iie, pom /. Rai
aagefauaen, fir tiaii5 uenufunoige grbeit8.
jeit zen gObn fir Sebuftinoi9e 4Cbeit, $2.25
pro Gag, osrlnugeH pereen.
&bttGgo, s. apriI.--8ie gErabes' III,
iembIp" iiellte beute Elm Brogramm fit bic
sm 4. Sult 3. 8. ob3ubalteFoe RteIeu,De
mou4raiOu III @unReu oe5 a4tfiinotgeu Ut
beitetage8 fct. Stae In3a1l BON &Omttg'u
muroe NIT Der 3urdiitbrRu3 oer erfqrOerIis
Ggu Arrangements betraut.
grie, {}a., 8. 4pril. -8ie SGaeioeraez
iGuen bieiiger Staot igLItau b.ute Die 4rbeit
etu, neil fid bic BrtujiplIe Dugerten, Oie
linen Uor eiIligen 0oueH lu9af2Qte Qo5uz
itaIa ju uuteg3eldHeu uuO li9 iu osrpfltt,s
len, MIR ItIt8Iteoer Ger ualOu Bu baf5df.
tiQeH.
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alnnrn,a ad,nl,tonaIeEert .

Rep YOrt, 8. Ipril. elmer bier
uer0fGntIi9ten 8sp5i5e Gus Parts bat Elm
G0rTelp0uteut nit 0rH Seraauo Alar0 eiueu
s}uteIUiem iiber bic IrBte 2SOte eutbltuteu
Sdmuggeleieu bon Auaro & S6lHeu &C.,
bobt. 6r. gu1rb gebt baHa4 bic Ebatabs
gu, bebauptet aber, &c baRole itd uur nm De.
genfdn6e i'm 98ertbg Uou etna 5000 Frauc3,
puO ole &ugelegenbeit iet uOn bem Nu9eber
Bloifer aus Ra9e iibsr ieine &HlIa6uug,
uub neil tbm eiu @rprefuu9soeru miBs
gliidt fei, in'6 uUgeheuerLtdle aufgebaul@t
moroeu. @r babe bier o0er tint &uHfqe8sas
eGnbe bon unbeftmmtem SBertb Inter auoas
ren SGGeu importIrt, mn nm ole gSerthirage
uid5t REr Sprada fOmmen 81 laiieu, oa fur
Icldbe Sadleu Elm Senusr mGbl eilen gutel
Breie, Elm UliutoaGr uber mDbl ons 0oppeIte
beIableu pErbe. Bei ltberGlsr SarlrUug
piirbe Der g8er,h uber Htdlt p0ber, al5 5000
Srarcs aei;sllt rDereeu f0uueu. pr. Auar0
meilt meter, er t6nue ui4t eiuiebeH, parGm
he bisiigeu 3ollbeb0rbeu Elm grOBeS 9eihrei
iiber Die Iulele9enbsjt mahteu, aHfltt ftd)
nit jbm Bsbuis freuu0nafui9er ArraE8l=
ruug iu's @iuueruebmsu 5U ieseu. Der bIes
ilge gjeTtreter Der Tlrm2, Baul R0uleI, mel
dlr 6.u. u. y. Settam ais Qamalt eugl
air tat, faut lene 6eRntHiB itber bic U2ru5=
isu SGmuggeleten in 4brebe, udhren5 g8m
>. SeCoC als GHpait Ucn QGQro < S0bHeH
0eu goGsttor Uiogoue eria9t bat, 0te AHge
legGr aett on,iduitS rueeu 3u laf1u, bls 81.
TgrI0ub IQor0. Der BsbuiS Gafttdruug
hjs1t.r fommeu nerbc, btgr eirgetr0iieu fat.
Gefig.be met5e germ lsoeu Der Jtesieruna
e.uc tIDabIeEbeU Blrlaf o2rgliIeu.
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Die qeip. gorfer gentelaas sz.fsr

9enz gorf, 8. Nprjl. - 3ls Eomuc
ber GeuteHuar.E Eeier in Neu, gori bat bic
SGifs=GapitduC gepablt, sptL3s bel BldIi=
tenteu 5arriiOu mad ietuer autuuit auf Der
p8tepntd)" TN Safeu oou gierpz2 2ort an 30.
gpril bonn BOrb oes aGotio" an ben 6us Der
gRaufraSe ruberu oerOsu. @lUibIt puroeu
foIgenoe @apitiua: GmrOie Su0u, Cor.
main; 9. 8. g. &rasf, Sames Barter, S.
Duer, 4lbert spencer, SEQ. u. Dearborn,
8eni. s. 9iar6, SteFbeH g8bltnaa, Gam.
Tairfilo, 9}ihaTO Quce, SEQ. E. glortou,
2Bm. llrQubart unO EBm. u. Guis; ole
gbreus GafOrte bic &apjtiue 5uop, 5iltou,
9. Sarbiug Unb yBuI. 3. gueu. angeb0.
rt9e berielbeu Sd]Ifier @eleuidaft babeu
gBaibirBt0n BET etuer Saauguratiou ans
lIter gerubert. Sir bic Gentleman Seierli9=
tett III cine BGrfe gebaut morbeu, Die oeries
utgen, nelfIe 1Dr buubert Sabrea ge6rauht
mUrbe, mDgtid)ft dbnIit III. Das Banner,
bas BET lSaiptHaton'5 AutRnit IeiR 8oat
Ihmijdts, miro in Der groBeu ytep Dorter
Yarabe Der nSdtHerz 9eieuid0it" UOEaase.
trGgeu Eoerceu.
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sgehr Gclpnillcn fir SrIabpute

GhtcuQe, s. &prtl. - Inter ben Huipi
,ieu Der ,@bicuSo Sflaho Settlers afo
ciotion1 fano geferH abeub in elmer fleiuer
Safe on Blue Sslanbs s4ueuue cine Ser
iamuIuug fatt, beren 3ped Die GrgaHit
tuua elmer gnfehIer 6oIenie fir bas tir3Lit
eriGlciIene Stlaboma.& .&ebist bllbete. In.
oei6br 200 9eriOueu liebeu iid aIs Ritgtte
Ser in bic 9lfociutiou aufnehmeI. Die In
fieoIer.9oIonie tuiro ON 20. D. Ylts. bon &9i
coos aufb1e6eu, am 4beno Oss 81. oil oel
CSfeuae bes StIabonas @ebiet5 eiuttafIeu unt
an %. in bns Geblet eiuritdeu.
9ouias. @itp, Wo., 8. aprit. - Die
..9odsS sSslnuo sSabn" trifft umfaiienbe Sor
berettuneeu fir bic SteigeruuS bes SerfeArs
meIdte auldBtid Der beuorfebeaOen &r6ff
uuua BON Oklahoma erwurtet piro. Stt
ntrS nabriheiuli6 Gm 90. uno 81. B. Dlts
ied)s bis sebu @rtraliise Uon PGltten an
mifourts Riuer aus RrpaSirCn.
QI6neIl, S., 8. 1pdt. - Cine 3db
luna Der IN Der llmssbuug pisi3er Stlot Ia.
ofrnbeu Boomers" er9lebt, oas biaieIbeu
1850 GU DOR 3obl inb unO fauOIid 3aDat;
srhiPIteu
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9Qle'8 9ONeD
GOrc0OunO ! Car

1T iejt oieIen 5abren 0eionOsr8 8eiadst
oI9 .h nobltbuen0cS NtItist lowo4I tRr
ale tsoniidcn, pte atuten arant9attcu
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Gtu Sopf Uoa asfdlT6ter ztl6Er:
fttfittSett.

@Imira, gi.=D., 8. Gpril. 49, arbeiter
fHO ieit eiuigeu GageH NIT Der Jtteberrets
surg eine8 baliIuis genOrOeneH 3ieBeIfet=
Eerneu 6duier9ebisrte3 an Der Gds Der gBaz
ter uno 8atIroao=NueHue in 0teisr Staot
teidditigt. gGt Der IusrdumuHa bes Sell
lera, melte aeiterR norgeE. .Aleu Duroes ents
oedttu Die 4r5slteC esu irbenee 8eidB, mel
de8 nit SubarmHu3au in 8strage 0ou $500
Gefiiut mar. Die Utiu3eu ftuO gut erbat;en
uuo ermieieR fd) bel udherer $rufuGg ais
geidIitt. &ieisIbeH trHgeH bic Sl5reeBabl
1C-E
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9on etttem gseaer srf@ofem.

8eiiemer, 2lta., 8. GprtI-Im Sau1s
flags Qbeuo gegeu gittterno4t be8ab ii4 Der
Bonyf Sobn @ianuiu8s Dor bas pans etue8
Reeera, Namsns Sanop 5oues, um beuIeis
beu auf @ruuo tines 6G'tbefeblS fen gu uebz
rebmtu. &Is Der POIlilf oem yteger ben
/ 3ptd ieiues uGGtIideu Belu6s mIttleilte,
fsueIte 2eeterar elueu SduB auf RaHutug
ab; t6tilld1 getrcfieu fiiE3te oieier III 8ooeu
uuo got in peEigeu 0luuteu ieluen 9eiii
auf. giad0em Der yteger NOD Qui Orsi GHs
aere Boliiiieu, pelhe mittieruelIe 9erbet ses
eIt noreu, mehrere Sdife abgeisnert haite,
iuGte er ieiu SetL III oer SIu4t. 8is leB;
III er uCdl uidht eiugeiangea nOgoeH.
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G6ienGpfr SOfaIDoHttE.
bic fir8Iidle Sta0tpabI angeU!i1 angsisB'
Ii6.- Gia repWbItEaniibcs 9erimd, Dcn
OemofrGtiEdcu GtFole 30 bintcsaFes5ew.

Ghtcaeo, g. Gpri(.-uuter ben hieTi1eu
8OlrtteIn berridt betgdddt5e GufEsguug
iber bic gntoednag, SnB bic giir3lith bier abs
gebnIteneWuui3ipalpabI uugeieBlit 1aE nuo
oaB ibr ReIultat oabeT nit laid]ssr DIiibe EuIs
gefOBen perbeH fauu, Das Stergeridt hes
States bate uuldng7 eut'tteoeH, oaS bic
Conn 8rigbtoHzBa uEo aEoere E5eiIe Der
SODnibip &icerO blrG cine an Il. 9tJOemz
bcr 1887 fQttgeInn0eue gS2bl gelebt5 an bic
Somaiblp5 Sios unb gBs9=&bicago auHef=
ttrt noroeu ieten. Sog leaer SHtit}eibuHg
lGgen Die G0nnibips Glib Hu0 gBeF @bjcIgo
gdu3ltdl iuuerAOlb Der StaSt9renSeu. g8dbz
reno 6te @ntitei0uug Nun oa5 Heua @e5iet
(Briabtouz YaIt unb stcero ben erpdaateH
&opnlhips ein0erLaibt, befiulmt re BeuHOh
nidt, oG5 oafeI5e and 81 aiuem Gbeile Der
Gtaot nirO. 8a5 8eft iur 4usaabuuu9 Der
Staotgrenfeu ftebt au5idlieBlih BEN 5tabts
ratb III. Inter bem Staatsaeiase nun b6tte
bic gSnbt Ia BEN nidt 81 Der StG5t geb6rjgeu
EbeiIen ber EOnnibip5 ntdt gJejh3eitis NIT
Der StabtUabl, oa5eIn erf 8pet gB0ben iPds
ter ab8ebaIteu peroen iOleu, uub e5 miro oa'
ber beaEprGtt, Beg bic 8au5e 2Slbl uuges
i5bH@ if. Stan ergebt fi4 legt ia Sgrnus
tbuugeu ti5er bic QI6gLihiett etnec 8eultOn
te8 fiir3lIdeu, poIttti6en Ilmiamuuges, mel
der BEN Republttaleru Die &ontrole uber ot3
Stabt eutjog unb BEN 9emotrateu iibertrng.
&ie ge9eumdrtta nod am 8uoer beftaOIIGe,
repHbIifautfe Abminifratiou IOa eutidIofeu
Ieiu, bas @ertdlt III 6HIfe 3u rIien uno mo'
m0gl,1l tie neuerDdblten 8emotraten III 0eT'
biroern, ibre Gemter ausutreteu. Ytaqor
&ode bot ben &orpOr0ttousaHDaIt itber bic
Augele9eabeit gu 0latbe ae3Ogeu, taoeiien
If nlCht befnnat, meI4e S4rItte bei4!oiieH
mor6eu iRb.
lSpdter.) - Sin Gitrger bEs aHuettirteu
8tfritt8 reid]te beute abenb 6em 8tdter
&amieiOu eiu 8eiu4 nm etHeH @tabaIt55e=
febl eiu, burt ueldeu bic grtliruuq beS Re=
iultats Der gBabI berbiHoert ueT6eH lou. GLa
Gcrb0r III auf mCrgeH anberaumt.
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Sin g&aSt0ts TO &c . GarolEna
efnoe4fGlgrt.

u WaIeI89I 70. @ 8. N3IN. = D35
Sta5tdtu SmitbTelG, Sobufou gouatg,
wuroe gefeTa Ra9mi,tag tuEerbalb 3Det
-tuuoeu bur1 Elm gegen l llbr ausgebrode
nee 6euer faft total 3erf0rt. aue 9elaiftss
gtbauoe unb bic meiReu g8obulduer tteaeR
n Giue. 0IaH i6dBt Den SeIIpf auf it5er
&lOO OU0. Smitpfielo, UeI4as elne8 Der
altefeu Std6then i'm Sta2te III uuo in 1777
SlB her @eieBgebuug iitv Glib Carolina mar
bar teiEe Seuernebr, uuo GO tounteu Daber
tsiue erDdbHeHameTt5eu 4nFcen9uugeH CUR
BeIQupjuug Der SIammeH gemadt mer0en.
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Scr erutnreete SaitITrcr.

@am0eu, RS, s. GpriI. - @nrencr
9eule belt In @IaBboro cine uHtsriutung
iber 6eH Sob bee 9aufrerS 9armauH Seioes
mann, oeiieu Qeide Dor eiEiSeu EageH an
bem llier zines Geiaes bel EurHsrotue ge=
funbeu nuroe. SOiepb S5tumaHu, Usldler
Selbemnuu ermoroet bnbeu lOu, eridieu IN
8egleituug ieiues Sertbeiotgers uuo o:Inabm
bic berett8 iriiber berthteteu 3eu9euaueia=
gen, melhe nidts 9teues ergabeu. Utsbrere
8erioueu laateu 1u8, bGB fe gBaGreu. melte
hem @rm0roeteu geb0rteu. ii 6jumlun'5
8sfb geiebeu unb baB 5ejbemauH Gftar8 bel
6tumOuu ijbarundtste, obmobI bieier Dies
in 4bgsoe gefeut bate. Die 5urB gab CtH
SertiIt gegeH 5umann alb, uHO Der SAD
Uirb om 28. b. gl. ben gro6ge,9u0reueu
uOrgeIgt 6tumouu nuroe mad 0em Sc
tlnrniE In gRnnnfs NnILn nRhrnflt.
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80 sznnotfnf. .

VeD YOrt, 8. aqrit. - gBie biet9e
glatttr meloeu, Uurbe cine Combination
ron 3urotter grauereteu, aus otar gtabltfes
ments juiammeugeiebt, am Samfia9 an cine
gCnboneT Tjrma U0H Oem 4geuteu E. 6.
Rou6ebuib UOH bier bertauft Die Rauf.
Summe iou f9 auf etue gtiaIOu 8ouar5
beIaufsu ba5eu. Sin bief9er U}atler erblett
bleier Gage bou 2Op6ou eJae SabeIoepeine,
biuueu GO Eagen 20 tpeltere Brauereteu fitr
au9liide 3apttallRen au3utauien. ageut
Rouoebuib oeriGufte Dor nentaeu Ea9eR ote
Union Br0uarei" oOu yiemart ebeufau8 an
Gin gruhnupr gnuinrtiur1