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The Torchlight appeal., 1890-01-17

Rev. DR.. Cravens, OF Newark, " j. He
favors selling the "Outlet, = but insists on .
higher price than the government now offers
Another senator who il in favor OF nego-
tiatine AMI selling If good price can be had
il Stanley Gray. of the Canadian district. and
his influence is very great. Anextremelv pop
ular senator with all factions is Judge r. NJ.
Wolf, of tile Going Shake district. Hespeaks
with equal fuency in English and Cherokee.
He is ali able lawyer and is relied on to infiu-
ence the full bloods on account of his intimate
knowledge Of their language and sentiments.
He is for selling at good price. w. T.
Henderson,. OF the Delaware district, made
his campaign on the distinct issue that the
Outlet should be sold, was elected by good
majority, and therefore speaks with the assur-
ance of n man with fixed constituency be-
hind him. The other senator from that dis
trict, Hooley Bell, is also in e <or OF selling.
The officials of the nation are Also men of
ability. The Hon. Joseph a. Scales, cnieI
mstice. il 81 wears of age was educated AZ
Cherokee schools and served through tne war
IN the Confederate army. The treasurer,
Robert Ross. is a grandson OF the famous
John Ross. who was chief executive OF the
nation for forty years. He served through
the var IN the Federal army. 1t viii De oo-
served that some Of these men show very
little trace OF Indian features, and IL Is curi.
ous fact that there are Cherokee families OF
mre Caucasian blood, which have yet been
IN the nation for many generations Some
re descendants of children captured IN Inc
earliest wars with the whites, some OF ms
s,onaries who settled in the tribe early In the
Eighteenth century, and many pore OF the
Tories above mentioned But many who
seem pure Caucasian have considerable In
dian blood, and children of the same family
often vary from the extreme Caucasian type
to Indian features rs defined as those OF
smarter. blood 1s.t.s S FE
The Torchlight appeal., 1890-01-17

Miss Efie Daily Of Denison, has &C
cepted the position of agent in her
vacinity for the Torchllght. Miss Etfle
is quite an enterprlsing young lady and
we are sure OF her success. She IS
one Of cur best agents and we hope 1t
will not be long before we will be mail
ng 800 copies Of the Tochlignt to her
city.
Berean literary Society met
Thursday night. They had quite
a large attendance and every thing pas
sed nicely.
The Torchlight appeal., 1890-01-17
CONGRESS- NEW CASHIER.

He Was Vermont Lad and Soldier and
Is m Iowa Man.
Capt Eldin J. Hartshorn, of Iowa, has
been appointed cashier of the sergeant-at-
arms Of the house of representative at Wash
ngton, to succeed Silcott, whose fight left
20 many members to mourn for lost cash
The Office is very peculiar one in law, and
the unusual manner of conducting the busi-
ness has made it one of absolute trust-that
is. it is desirable to have an incumbent whose
integrity can be relied on regardless of bonds
and legal securities.
The sergeant-at- arms might be called a
composite official, rs he anites functions
The Torchlight appeal., 1890-01-17

Mr.. r. P. Elliott. was in The City
Tuesday. ana among other things ne
said that he mad been appointed as
one Of the colored representatives of
the Texas State Fair and Dallas Ex
position
He has already received communl-
cations from some of the leading col
orcd men of the state asking that,
special space be assigned for the exhib-
its OF the colored people this year;
The colored people contributed ma
nv Exhibits to the success OF the talr
last year and thus, want their exhibits
separate, that competing natlonahties
can see what the Negro is dong.
To this end, the board Of directors
has decided to set aside an especial
sDace in the main building
Nc. 7. S. Armstrong who was Pres
;dent wear before last has been reel
ecte ) for this year, with Mr.. =. =. Iol
= a~rAtarv
The Torchlight appeal., 1890-01-17

An unkr own person has just
given the Presbyterian Hospl-
tai of New York City. which
sufferd a great loss by fire rec
emily, provided an equal Sum
shall be raised for the erection
a new building, S25oooo
The Torchlight appeal., 1890-01-17

Bishops Gotsell and Warden was in
he Citv Thursday and visited the NJ.
E. Church; he expressed hinssf as
well pleased with their gran d worn
The SOUTHEASTERN Baptist, of Waco
Texas, is good paper and speaks well
for its publishers.
The Torchlight appeal., 1890-01-17

rarely committed
to one person. He
is at once the peace
officer. the con-
stable, the minis
terial oMcer and
treasurer Of tn 9
house as an official
body. and by long
sustained custom
he has become the
banker of the MEM
bers as individuals.
In strlctness of hw
the representative
The Torchlight appeal., 1890-01-17

Mr.. T. G. Curry, Head Waiter Of
the Picwick Hotel. left for his home in
Ala. on visit to his mother thursday.
MessrS A. Hudson, A. Hancock, ]
Iarmon, R. Hudson assisted hv others
or me riore1,presented him with afne
Sax overcoat before his departure.
The Torchlight appeal., 1890-01-17

Il IS an establised fact, that 5 w
Woodlands Shop is the headquarters for
the colored citizens to meet.
They argue Religion, Prohibition,
politics and every snbject, known to the
world. we geta good potion of our city
dots at this pleace
The Torchlight appeal., 1890-01-17

i entitled to his salary in cash at the close of
Zach month. In practice they often draw in
advance. the cashier holding till the salary
falls due and quite as often they leave their
money lii the cashiers hands till long after
il II tine. Hence the ease with which Silcott
got away with their funds.
The Torchlight appeal., 1890-01-17
CITY NEWS

We are authorized to an
nounce the name of DR.. II ).
Broiles, a candidate for Mayor
Election, first Tuesday in
April. 90
The Torchlight appeal., 1890-01-17

Every body are invitedto at
tend an entertainment gwen
by the Mt Gilliaf I'll Baptist c II
on Monay Nigh Feb 3rd
90 T w Wilber1 Supt
Prof Terrell andA williams as
Sistant
The Torchlight appeal., 1890-01-17

A Tribute to the Teachers.
One would scarcely imagine,
The interest that does exist,
Among our city teacheas,
Whose names are on the list.
From ealy morn till night,
Their labors they pursue,
In paths of earnest workers,
With hearts so kind and true.
A side from daily incumberance,
Their pleasing smiles SO free,
Is too much to stand, even IN awe
Or in company to be.
Now let us wish, hope and watch
This Chorous Jayful lay.
Bid adieu to their several homes,
And in Fort Worth, forever stay.
]. w. Taylor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
9fMs &rnIIien.

gen 0orf, "a. IpEil. -Rotnahrt4ten
ous SrafilIe1 eraeben Sclgeuoes: prarsent
be 8crIeca bat eItldrt, boB er entidlohen let,
bic S1eeierungsaelpa 10 balb, ais u1o8lt4, tn
bic SdNbe Der gsisesebeuben SstlaHmluuJ
(pelG3e TN Sebember 5uiammeu tritf) n!soer'
3uIegeu. Bis sabin aber meroe er 6uee
uno Srburus um iebsl Hrets autrett srz
balten.
Sc iseint, aIs CD ggaFaent Touieca uab
feline Mituiter ote Serleguna ees Rs8tsz
ruuesfses aus Der Wetrop0le oes ganoes
na9 aiaer BrOuintiGIfact fir abiOlut Hotas
roeubtg baIteu.
&ie propiioriite ReaIsrHn9 bat iu GrDtSes
runa enf senife 8orialdgs srfiGrt, bGs iie Die
giafttrung bes SraueuftimTre4ts ueosr ittr
iettaerIGs, nod itir tbunLid erQGte.
Daa imount@iGs) SppofticusbIatt Scurz
uaI DO @cmrercio" ertIdrte nd asftern ia
e;uem 2eitaItifsl aegeu has YIebisSt iiber Die
aeue Seriaiiuug. yh4t Dos SOIf btreft, ion'
barn bic asiesgabsnbe SsriammIun8, i4rteb
ca, iels iiusr bie Innabme berieIbsn enti4:t'
len.
Sn elmer @eriammiuug Der @Igarretteu!tla'
der bon 8to Saueirn Dur0e bsi4lofea, Der
Giufiihruag Ger &oRiadideu Gisarrettcuma'
td1iue, pEiGse eiEer @0nplgnie III SalerI
BE-, eeb6rt ua6 fiirsItdl eier pateatirt wcr'
ben ifl, uid,t ~ oppouirep. 5000 SetiousF
perSienen bter itteu 2ebensnnterbaIt NIT ben
8erfeEtigeu BON @tgarrstteu bHrd 3aaoar
belt.
Ser Nltaifer bee Sunern bot entI5teber
bas Trauen niGt UIs Stimugeber reattrtr
mereea tiirfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
sfus se,t Gbstaeoer @cttd,tsts.

Gbicago, "a. apriI. - Str geIeiitets
GbuofatepSianfe bat 8. .. 6aiiegb i'm Btos
,eiie nit Srau 5ara6 s. Bromneu elm Ser
Stft anf $3.50 @uH4aStsuug erpirtt. Die
8stFlaate bate @egsnaniprii9e ersoben uaS
eiue Guulrne ucR $4,000 fir ipsrituaLtfiiGa
3tenffe uerlOust. sic uouie ibu burd ibre
@eifesoermitteIung inter Gnberem nit iet>
usr aeaenDdrtiseu gbefrau bsfanRt sema4t
tnber. Die Surb bate fiir ben 8srtd eiaer
ioldlen 8ieuftsifUns feia 8erhaubnis uaS
erfauute ju SHufien bes HdGsrii9en aooo'
tGteu.
Ras lIuternebmeu bes 9ieut. SDatfa, oe'
In Observation-Disclosures nit gS. .. BCpc'
eiue gaNbe EeratuariasS sSnbtaner, rpeId1e 80
ben merfpftrbtgeu SSbleabepOaneru gehO
reu, aus Rtrlfo mad ben Ser. Staatsr
breGte unb in r8imez aWluIeums ousitellte
bat fiG nls eiu fiuuuSieuer Rt5erioIg erpte
len. Spatta psrlangt isst I'm @etidt aut
IDiuue ieiuer GeiGdttgt6eilhaberiGaft mi
Brsce uno min ete SuOiauer, uru eeuen mn
nod fiinf am 9eben filb, mad ibreu S6bIeu
gYobuuugsu aurid brtngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
Gas Aod1pafier fttt sanGa.

NepsSrIeans, "a. GpriI.-Sie Su'
fi6nbe in ben iiberi9pemutsu @egeaben oes
RtrdIpiele Poiute @oupe GperOen als entieB=
lid gel1iltert. 9eiHe BlGntase III bem 9ud%
uaiier eutgangen, feii Damn bIieb ueridoat
unb Sunberte BON DamiIien fin0 cboalIoe.
gau,e Siehbeerben iiab srttunfea nnb man
firdbtet, bus I'm Sunern au9 pIsle Reni4eMs
Iebsu uerlCren segau8en iiIb. Der BON Der
GtaatsbsbUrbe abgei6idte Dcmpfer nDacos
tab" iabrt iest In BEN iibetflatheten @sgen'
ben umter unb rettet, mas su retten ttt.
SieIe SaniIieu fnb bon ieuem Dampfer ab'
aetolt porSen, bic GbIOlut Auee uerlCreu hat'
ten auBer, mas fie auf bem 2eibe trnaen.
Bunbes.Suaenieur Douglas telesrapsirt'
tas Der Damn 30 Botnt 8ieaiaut TN Gtrd'
{pid Teulue hsuts frib bru9. Potnt Bisa'
liant liegt 23 WeiIeu uuterbalb Ytds hnr8
uub Der borttSe Damn ift elmer Der ptd1tiS
fen i'm eonseu Sir6ipisl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
Deg G2esnntnrFf.

GewsDorf, "a. aprtI. - EoLgtR0es
fine bic Shlu6nCtiruugen: @el6 er0fgete 81
81 uub idIrR 5n Bro3eHt. - SterIjEg
gBehisI $4.854 auf ienssts Gage uuo $4.S71
auf Si4t. gurbessSbIEsatiOaeu: 4.pro3.
122, 43sprOs. 1881, prog, -. 4ftieu
abarls grpres $50, Central BGciFe 31RI
@beiapsaie Sbto -, @rte 255, Ditto Bri0r
50, SQiHois Central lis, 2aHe S5ort
108. Netp 9eriep Central 1914, Rortb.
gBeiieru 1929, Ditto Brior. 1881, RetusDorl
Central 1871, SbtO WiiIiFppt 215, bittO
8ri0r. SO, %ittsbur9 l57, Rsactag AZ,
ct. Banl 7OB, bite Pr!Or. LID, sSefieru.
lluton S3J,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
g,efi6htG.

Sott2afe. 5 ith, lltab, "a. 9tpril. -
@eor9 gG. Sancod, pelder Dor ei1iger 3eit Der
Dol 80 Sahrn begangenen S6otung zines liluz
gen 0lgnne8, gtamen8 SnneS. itbCriiibrt pur=
De, 1T 9eifern 81 Sehn Sabren 3uAthauS per
urtbeilt mOrben. 2luf Qlutrag ieines Gnpaltes
purbe je0o4 bic SoIl3iebun9 bes urtheils out
gehcten uub Sancod inter $15 900 8iirgidatt
auf freien GuB geieet Dies 1T cine Der 81 Der
scnannten 3eit burf MOrmonen be9augener
pielfadlen Diorbtbaten. 8arlep WfcSarlau
pclder bergargenen September smei GtIeH'
babn.G .Geou1eter ermorbete, purbe 81 lsbenS'
lQnalldlem Sudthaus perurtheilt.
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Ensoeaifae GebeItestdate.
sIatiser AHtts semttsas Seratpeg ts SaIiSis'


SIatiger Aatts semtteas SsratYau ts SaItjtsa
2SteH. "a. gprii. Gin bebenfll1er auti
9emtten'9reDau bat jid SH BiaIa, 9ali3teE
43 Ntei!en iiieDefilit1 con Srafau, eret8nef,
Gin ans ettDa 1000 8erionen befebenoer Wto5
h6eIftel bort Dos SubeuDtertsI, p!HnSerte DIE
2Goen uHb eemoIiIte eiHe an5abl 9dHler'
Die ErnPpen DarbeH IN Silfe gerufen. tonH.
ten teoctl bic Ruha n5t berfelan, his eli
Der 4uiiHbrsr get0Stet uHb otels bertrnusei
pGrhen toarsu.
(Spater. )-Die triieu RaGri1ten itber blr
3abI Der Gpfer Res anfruhrs Su Staia Daren
titertttebsH. gfuE ore. Beti5neI muroel &C.
t0btet un6 jD6If uerunueet. Die SrnPpen
teuertea snerft bIinbe Batroueu, austn als
Dies giitts ulBte, idOfeu iie i4Gri. 9sGu
8lioelefii4rer Der SumHltuanteu Duroeu oerz
baitet Eu0 icuen prc5eiFrt tperbeu.
ERGtEt tale S6STe.
2oaeor, "a. gpriI. - Der, Stuatea.
Gb!igatioHen: 4sprol. 1914, 5itto l. prog,
los. - Eftisu: u. 9. gS. 354, bitto Brtor.
Il, Sarnba BGcific 772. Grie 255, 6ttto
45rI9r. 104g, 5Gtnol5 Genital 1195, Wertcaa
358, St. Baal 20, geBzgerF &entra! 1I0,
YeunIplOauia 561, 8isaolng 2lg, gtertcan
@eutrai 76.
etponl, "a. IpCtI.-l2 80 gfQ1r1tts
tGBe. Bnnunole Imsrtfanijtle IittsIiOrte
5I16, DO. Ren sSrleaue -. Die SerfdRfe
betrHgeu 10000 Bnqeu, Spefulation uno
NHsiUhr 1000, 2ufnhr 10000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
S5here anntfd,nFpretfe.

gfem'Dorf, "a. GpriI.-Sa Der sBau'
frase tpnrte beute uerihnbst. bGs uebrere
3antiduifabritanten innerbalb Der lesten
spei Gaae 1920, 900 Biuno Sautiduf iar
81 $50 600 eetauft baben, ba fe ihre Sabri'
len ubne S3tdGd,t anf ben 8reis oes 80bmu=
telisIs i'm Setiieb balten miiIeu. Die Wdrfte
BON europa, gtaF!iea uub Rep>Oolf ttlaen
in benz Ssriaui bet. 9ie giseuthamer bes
8efss bes Sorratbs bobeu nun thre Bretle
um Gents pIo Bfunb srhSbt une ttue nei'
tere BretserhSbuua ffstt In 4ns9d,t. Wan
iGdst ben sesenmartia bisponibien 3anti 1ut'
Snrra,b Der aon3en 0elt uuf 50l0 Gsuusul
se8eu 77O8 Eouusu tua Aprtl 1889.
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g,onaten $767. .317,176 1889 $733,8 ,84O,.
DRrbtkSMf4S.

Gie Bin. bas pet;Obiiae 3aitidEiitea, 10 aI
de meter nid5te, aIs Nb, oOer Na9oruds uou
9d4sru lieferu, binfort anFatt Gent s Gem
pro Bfuub Botto sahleu foueH, faHs geFerl
tu Datrtd Sarrtae, g3rsFbeHt Ser R..tzy:a 80
Retpszgo.," in elmer Serbanbluag uOr BEN
oanasGomite fiiE 8nfpefeu. eiuen lsbbaitsa
@esuer, Der Die uom @Ouits bereits gHaftig
beu:tbeiIte Wa5gegeI als uusere9t uuo tn 90
bem @raee i1GbIiGb beBei@uets.
96asemteieiretdr @iubom Dat Sas 6iua
In elmer ;3gIhrI[t mn bic iOfottige 8aulat
guug bon spapaIatauienb Dollars fir Sts
BotHabme oou o.IHaeaoen ausbafieruaGs-
uub grTreitaruusaalbsttea an beE SlraeHOi'
flee 30 NGpsOOTf eriuGt.
Die 3obt Ger i'm mouat gfdrs aus euEo'
SGiiGsn Sdfsn in ben Ser. Staateu geIan.
OeteG @iurpanberer betrus $3.50 asseG 29.'
sol i'm W3GIs 1889.
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&tf- see Sa9o fs0d1 etaeHt fEtRf'
faGtett SN5rDsr.

8bilabeIpbia, "a. 4pril. - @iner
SpesiaIoepeide aus 8ittsbura SuiOlge, fabnSet
ein DfreidiidIer 9etGttiu Sur Set in Der Penus
iplpanier Soblenregion auf elnen getptiien
@eOrg 3upaIsfi, tpel4er in Seterret4 etnsn
reiten 8euti6eu, gtamens Ebu6, beiien g at
tin, Stpet 8Ddlter i. stpei 9ienfboten ermorbet
haben iol. gGie bic 9epeid)e angiebt, turroe
t08 S.rbreden 81 ySurauO, Setreif9," uer'
iibt. Der NDrber entfloh 3uerit nadl @onz
fantinopd unS bon bort iber 2iUerpool Had
BEN SeEaiui9ten StQqten.
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Ge9nttKGtte teIeaEapatfGle Danefalea.

NSS<NRslDRS kS*S1$SpJbsNG SSVSfbVFs'
g. e. @bur4iu, bon ber GhFcaao'er
@eudIbebinbIerzGirr1a Stfforb & &bur@iu,
III NIT 6iuterIafuu9 GROCER SGuIOen p.rs
i6uraoeu uno man 9lnHbt, eGB &c Fh nat1
@auatn begebtu bat.
- DGbrenb Der boriesten Radt tranaea
@tnbrg9er tn ote Sus9 @Grep's 8rose 5anet'
bertpertftGIte, gfr. s, Sam;itOr Blace, 81
i0n, etn, uub raubtea Gu1 i'm BaIt1e b9n
$4,000.
- Daotb SutIiban, rs Sabre a., Ii auf
ieiuer SnIm uabe Dapipu, sBSc., oabreuo
er @Iae nnb GetiiidJ aui etIem feloe ears
trannte, BON 8au&e iioerpa!ti8t rpcroea uao
lam in ben 6IammeH I'M.
- Su Rerpz6auen, Conn, rpurSe Der Dlu.
Iatte Daniel 9. g8ebfaer pe9en etnss iaaESz
Sa5s,a p aHf Hii6 e6drsriE giHSaIj gSja6et9 3:
- Ebos. EropbI.bge If tn &oms. g.'y.,
unter Der BON ietnsr 6rau erbcbaueu Antlase
Der glNt@anoe, beg0neen nit ieiuer 1871 1b=
iiaeu Sodter. petbaitet morheR, uuo bat feline
S6uIo eiu9efpubeg. Sc fisbt i'm 9sfGnI'
uls heul Serfahre1 beg SranoSSH,g eRtgs=
Gen.
- Bel elmer GdqueIIe 3u @raftau. Pa.,
erploolrte pOrgefeIn Gbeu6 ber SampffsfsI.
Sobn 9iu1ban nurbe t6btltd bertriibt uub
5met anbeye Rauuer eriitten i9pere 8erIst'
sIneen.
-6rau g. glc9austltn aus @ittsbura
wurbe Su StCdton, 8a., mo fie bet ihrer
Gcdter auf SeiuA mar, bur9 einen 3ug Der
p2ebtgb Salens s8abna tberfabtel uHO atto0@
tet. ole mar 65 Sabre alt.
- Su Der 3tsgeIbiitte Der @ebriber @oOf
su FLINT, U1tds., erstgaete fi1 gefteru eire
9OmpffsiieI.grPIOfioR, hurh peIfe S. @ooi,
Der 18.idbriee Sobu, eines Der @tgentbitz
mer, get6btet mur0e. SEQ. Salontn uHo
@bnorb Burceu, stuet oubere iunse gtanuer,
fiub IebeussefabrIt4 0erlest.
-Seurs Gnrseut, Elm BfsrbeSieb, tUeIder
ON .. Sauuar aus BEN @ef1nsniiie bon Sa'
lem, e. g., eutfIub, Eiest nit 3pet S&nB'
puuben i'm Bsiu tn eiuem 9Ofpit0I lu 3D.
f9u. Gr letiete eiuem BOltSifeH, ber thu
gefteru beIbaftete. g8ioerftaus anb wuESe
pOn eemislbeu geiGOiieu.
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GfnH atetM AnE,saafier

Souftou, Esr., "a. Qpri!. - Seit sret
Sagen bat Is in allen SaeiIeu bon Geras
rbae llnterIuB sereguet. Hliife uno Sad5e
fab auegetreten, btele Briidsn puroen 3er'
Fort unO Der Seriebr If nnterbro9eI. SieI
Bieb ertraaf aHf ben gSetbegrtnben oer
glnsnieoarau8eu, tabsfeu wiro ts!n Sarlut
ron ReniGsnIebcn beriGtet. Die SsUdfsr
Fno ucG irn Siei9en, unb es fteRt Bu be-
iirGteu, tGs es En4 mebr 8eGeR geSen
f,;TA
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Semmgsr'S te1orEeueaSs 9!ntE9
Ha1tIa

quburn, 81. g., "a. apriI. - Dle Sor'
bsrestuuaeu fir bte 9iEti9luus SarI 8emm=
ler's, peltsr ucrseE ten g0o bur9 &lettr!z
a.t6t erIeioen iou, fnh gOlIeRbet. Der Ser
urtbeiIte iR IN isin S@idiaI eraebeu, erfeaat
bic @ereGficfsit ieIRss l'Etbeils an ulb a1'
sett nnflIGttse Reue. Blfor Sousbtou. elm
Observation-Disclosures, fattet Inn bduiae Se>
in6e I'm GefdnsuiB Gb ulb bsrsttst TIN auf
ietr @uSe Dor.
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Gaaaptf0e eseIenperfdafer.

WputreaI, Que., "a. aprtt. - glu
5ranauatmmer uub 3pei iuuse Wfaauer fan
BEN bente bubier inter Der Nnflage Dor 9e'
ridt, eiue 4ujabl iuuae RGbGeu an &bieas
ecer BrofituitCuabduier peridadett 30 ha'
bsn. Qeiter fruuten fe ans Wtaugel an Be
neiieu nitt itberfihrt trerben, aIIeiu bic 30
Ii,ei riro tbnen fOrtan idurI auf Die Singer
Ieben. Taufjebn Rdh9eu pureeu am lesz
Ten 8ienfns abeno nad Chicago beriau0t
nuS bic EOI!let oerbaftete 1nai 0GrisIben bet
ber Refteilen bes 3ugea.
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sleip. @ssFsr 0aGrthtet.

Heuz0 0orf. "a. gpril.-pr. Bent. 9.
Geutor, Slilfez Superintendent Der 9feao;u'
ser CABIN" DelGsr bcr eintaea Gaaeu aus
isiuer gBobuuus sE Plainftslo. RS, per-
f5wGnt, Iub mad tueItem bic Poiitei iett-
btm ludte, purte bsute Oou ieiaem SOMA
ger In Sulitb & RcRsn's 9OteI oabter onf'
9eFuusen. @r iuu tn Sotge bon uebsrarbets
tuHg qeileesef0rt ieln.
- Sic g|oIiset talt bic 2eifs zines nabe'
Eauuteu Ranues, tpeId3e beute friia an 5uSe
Der a. gtrase aus bem @af=&!oar 8sIoaeu
puroe, fir Oieienise @bas. Sadioa's, tpslteE
ON Gieufaa iriib Mauie 5mitb eCmorsete.
gs uirb permntbat, baB J9diCu rad BEN
gSerbre61eu SeIbimnrh beaiuq.
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(SpqinIberitt bss .Dsuti6sn GOrrsi2oHStR'sH'D 'D
2tcesla aglssaeIsaeaNettsis 30 IolpE0ts.

2iceHs 2Gu8eIeGeaDettess So Xotpf0tS.
giRe beneutenoe 4nsabI PerioReR aus
Baltimore StaSt uuO @ouHtp sGtten itt se'
fern 8orRIittag i'm Counting 81
&eniua etagsEunbsn, mn, ME Igol IN oer
gefrigsl RImmer be5 Gorreipoabe ltea"
u;tgetbeiIt, Seu 9ti5ter Sarfe gu osrallais
iCB, cine @tfliruu9 Der 8ebeutung be5 TN
renen 2icenSaeIese fir bGe &OuHts euttaItaz
zen sRortes crime" abIuaeben. Die SBlrtbe
nnb piIitHoieusiubIer bon BaItimOre.ao.
mureen oOn elmer Delegation, bsFsbenb GUS
ben 96. u. @ottidaLf, 8. &. Stieffel, u.
@obGus, 8. SeB, 8. Beters unO Au6ersu,
o!rtreten, ieecdl CAB o0rerndhIter RI4tsr
ro@ ietue @nti&eiouHg ab.
Hte 4ugeIegenbeit rubr in ben SGubeu Der
Gonofateu S0bn s. 2inbilp uub gpaar p.
@nrs; eiei5lbzn nerSeu BITE Gffatre sr etueT
&eRfauC 5aipiBsu uGb 1erig6sn, oeu 0fi4ter
onrh eineE RgHblml9 10 uegauIaiisa, Den
@igrt SbcnfItn 5u iloiu2cu, etuem Der Gpplis
E0ntCu, peldlam il laf @rEas aiaeE Usrbiasz
ten StrGie meaeR gngrtifs eiEe &.c.aJ uers
ueiseyter etue ioidhe GusSuferttgeI- Der San
NIB on naGfen DS0nta3 oom 8iater Slrfe
mleoer anigenommeu mereeu. SOlsGH0gn
Begi1ueu paroeu geferu 2tceuSen be,pigS.:
&hCuGe @atau, 5eTae; @LG7betb WGtID
,stbper, 9&f. 222, '8onGeuaIabe; Marp Il.
@arnen, sS 4sstI.us 9aus" an Der Eseberd.
Roao; @ear3 z. D!e.tCr, @priua @uroeus /;
&s0-g p. TrguI, AauGpoijs I0a0; 4nbrsa5
@Otterpeid. gde @Iirtous una aHca Ilu,
froBe; Sob. Iiusr, @arbeuuiue; Scbaua
starr nr6 2Bih. 6!etu. SprtEgz9 lEosHs. 4
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GrNhShan.

DafbtngtOu. D. g., "a. Iprit. DIR
GienGlbeamte su Sau SrauSisco melbet, baB
cine beftiss @rbsrihiitteruas nm 3.S7 bsute
irib bort g!ntrat. Der Stcs stp9 Don Nor'
ben mad Siioen.
Gan Sransisco, "a. Iprit. - 3te
Reute lsiib bter einsetretene grheri9itterun9
mar Die befttsfe felt langer 9elt uno psdte
uiete Yelirnen aus benz S9IaIe. SetH CT
nGhreuspertber S4Goen nirb aenleloei.
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0snesaI @Stastetot'S e0nFSjEgte
WeIse.
9lts Setd1e aufaefnncett.

Bofon, "a. Npril. - Cine beute EaGs
mittn8 uabe Der Broabmar Bride i'm 8afisr
aeiuntene halbnerpeHs 9ei9e Id ole btsienise
emile Brid's. zines frantSfiGen 3siduers, /,
weIGer ON 6. Tebruar ueri4uanS, ioeutifis
sirt porben. Nls er feline Bosunug perlteB,
batte Ct $1400 tn Der Eolhe. Bel Der 2eibe
iaub mon uur $43 uub stue llhr boz.
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grnnnote la eFreitt 9taeaneeEaner.

3rsnton, R.zS., "a. Ipril. - gtoa5
9QIuer, etu 7O.idbriaer 3Iasuaer uuo gtitz
gIteb elmer i3iseuuerbaa6e, ote 81 DIcrrIss
uiLe, in ber y{dbs uGn bier, lGgert, erfGoB
teute firth i'm Iaui1e ieiue 6raa na0 iaate
nd Sann ielbf etue Suaet In ben SopT. Setne
gBunbe Ia t6bAi9. CT beriu9te, aud feline
E0atsr iu eri8isseu, alIeta Der SAuS giHg
fehI.
Die ertnCr6ete 5rau biuterIIBt etnen Sobn
unh metreGe E1dter. 3pei 6erisI5en befan'
ben IiG bet isr In BEN Eager, uub eiaes Der
gRG6 den ID iiber bic gra80Aie 70 eri6tittert
trCrbeu, bas fie etuen Seriudl ma4te, fi4 ia
ertrSnteu. Gtae anbere Eo9ter iou nit
etuem Sotetbtfser in Brcotlg1 uerbetratbet
ietu. 3as @bepaar lam boz etra bier Sab
rir bon @nglapS rad amerita. Der &oro'
ner bat bente Nadmittag clue uaterfn4nu9
benouuer
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x@ Or. @baImerg Seiltinttur 9e9sa
DnSpepfie, Sance's &nbornsSprnp ge9en 8u'
ten uno grfGltung. Sauce's SaiiapGriA'Pil'
len ann 8eiuiaeu Ses Blutes, Sance'8 Su4H
fir bic Wieren, Sance'S Saar. 8ieoerberfeler, +,
Dances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sn
babeu BEL Setb 9. Sanee & . Q; : ME'
SO, Sft> (nea; ate Nr. 1885, sSelbl Dat"' snS
rnorsfreSe, w
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gtsmafsss twt @oIfs pcss st. Sasn'

Quebec, "a. GpEiI.- SHE Oas Stguats
gureQu au3eigt, fitdt Der am IL. bs. Uits.
ten 2iperpooI nadl Gpntreal Gb8eaauGeue
8anpTer ,9ofe Nept9oH" uabe BEN 9ap &n1
eu Der Siifte uen g!enfunbIaHb I'M Gle Jeff.
- SIN ct. 2anrsuce treibeu arOse Gtsma'
len ffrnmobn1IiE.
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Befsere Brfaoe.
gret atm0eg ttl stt1e;tt Tsats ertrGaEt

SbeIbnrae, Ont, "a. apru.-@in
poblbabeuber SarTer, yfamens WeOEriion,
meIGer alpet 9teilen bon bier tsobnt, ertrdaete
beute ietne bret &inoer ia stneul Safe uou
gBafier unO fiiir;te fid eonn In etnen BG&.
gtetrere RGd5arR faASen ihu betpuBtlos an
rfer, unb CT Iou ieitSem geflorben ietn. Die
glottue fiiE bic SGredsaatbGt ftRe niht be-
fQDnt