davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13
Tin Producing in NIalaCca.

1t did not take long to witness the ex-
tremely simple process by which the ore
is extracted. After clearing off the
ground. the surface and subsoil are re-
moved for one. two or three meters. till
the mineral, tin bearing bed is exposed;
this is sometimes several meters thick.
The mineral is carried in baskets, as we
have seen, up the cocoa trunk ladders, to
wooden tiume which is washed by a
current of water. AS the mine grows
deeper this labor, with the rudimentary
means at the disposition of the Chinese,
is made extremely difficult by the inflow
of water. The washing of the tin bear
ing earth is done by coolies, who, with a
rake, remove the stones and work up the
material in such a way as to eliminate
the light sands that are mixed with
oxide of tin, till only 25 or 35 per cent. OF
foreign matter is left.
The mineral thus enriched is melted
in little brick furnaces, with the aid of a
bellows of bamboo, which is worked by
a coolie as if it We're a syringe. The
white metal as it runs out is cast into the
well known cubic ingots with one side
flaring over the edges, so as to give them
pair of ears by which they can be more
easily handled. A great deal of metal is
certainly wasted in this process; and a
second washing of the refuse would prob.
ably be very remunerative. The Chinese
and Malays call this lost metal young
tin, which is returned to the earth tC
ripen, because it is not yet old enough tc
stay in their primitive machines 1t is
only now, after no one can tell how
many centuries since tin has been known
and worked in the peninsula, that a
rational system of operating the mines is
about to be adopted. M. Brau de Saint
Pol Lias in Popular Science Monthly.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13
1890.
! HAMBLETONIAN
MORG
BILLY AkM0NT,
Bred and owned by


d. f. GROSVENOR, BRIDPORT, VT,
Will make the season of 1890 at the sta
BILE of the subscriber, one-half mile south
of Bridport village. Terms. $40 to war
rant. Bills due March /, 1891.
Billy Almont was foaled in 1886, stands
16 hands high, weighs 100 lbs; in color
he is a fine mahogany bay with small
star and white ankle behind. He is hand
some, spirited and muscular. with feet.
limbs and general appearance perfect
carries his head high, and is is very
stylish and easy traveller. He has never
been worked for speed, but shows great
promise of being fast
PEDIGREE BILLY Almont was sired
by Montello by Almont by AleXander's
Abdallah by Rysdyk's IIambletonian by
Abdallah; dam of Montello, Delmonica,
by Delmonico by Guy Miller by Rysdyk' 5
Hambletonian: dam of Almont. Sally An
derson, by Mambrino Chief by Mambrno
Paymaster.
Billy Almont's dam was Topsey by
Ethan Allen by Hills Black Hawk: dam
of Topsey, Bets by Mazeppa by Sherman
Morgan by Justin Morgan; dam of Bets,
Suke by Onderdonk by Hills Black
Hawk: dam of Wiley Lambert. the Wiley
mare by Sagamon by Flying Cloud.
ID. f. GROSVENOR.
Bridport, VT, April 10, 1890. [lSm2. ]
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13

An Ohio man named Burton has APP
piled for patent to dissipate IA tornado
or cyclone before it can do any damage.
He does it by firing off an anvil heavily
charged with powder, or by using field
piece. This is done when the sky shows
symptoms of a wind storm, and he claims
that the conclusions send the cyclones
to do damage elsewhere. Detroit Free
Dress
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13

mpecunious Acquaintance-Will you
kindly favor me by loaning me $40 to-
day?
Rich Merchant pretending not to
recognize applicant)-You have mis-
taken the door, sir. The loan office is
half block farther up. Three gold
balls over the door. You can't miss it.
brakes Magazine.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13

1--WE have a large stone here" con-
cluded Mr.. Farnham, called the Tiffany
yellow double decked brilliant, weigh
ing 1853 carats. 1t is the finest and larg-
est yellow diamond known in the world.
1t is nearly twenty carats larger than the
celebrated Kohinoor. Yes, of course it
is for sale, but it is pretty expensive
over 800, 900. New York Herald
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13

One hundred and twenty-five thou
sand school children in the state of New
York have voted for a national flower.
The golden rod won by 26.12O votes.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13
ECHO SONG.

Who can say where Echo dwellsi
In some mountain cave, methinks,
Where the white owl sits and blinls,
Or In deep sequestered dells,
Where the fox glove hangs its bells,
Echo dwells,
Echo
Echol
Phantom of the crystal air.
Daughter of sweet nysteryl
Here is one has need of thee;
Lead him to thy secret lair,
Myrtle brings he for thy hair;
Hear his prayer,
Echo
Echo
Echo, lift thy drowsy head,
And repeat each charmed word
Thou must needs have overheard
Yestere'en ere, rosy red
Daphne down the ALLEY fed;
Words unsaid,
Echo,
Echo!
Breathe the vows she since deniesl
She hath broken every vow;
What she would she would not now;
Thou didst hear her perjuries
Whisper while l shut my eyes
Those sweet lies,
Echo!
Echo.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich, in Atlantic Monthly
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13
Afraid of Red Covered Books.

Brayton Ives, the millionaire biblioma-
MAC, never purchases book with red
cover, no matter how old or valuable it
may be- This aversion to carmine has
more than once lost Mr.. Ives the posses
sion Of some rare work which he much
desired to possess. York Journal.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13

The present vicar of Melton Mowbray,
England, has discontinued venerable
custom. By an old charter the vicar of
the parish is authorized to sit in the
church at a specified time and at speci
fed table and collect pence from every
married parishioner and 3 pence from
every unmarried parishioner
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13

Never allow yourself to be awakened
in the morning. Go to bed early enough
to have your sleep out 1t is very inju-
rious to get up day after day with your
sleep unfinished.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13
Luther Royce Estate.
Final Settlement.

STATE OF VERMONT-Distriet OF Adj
- Olson.
The Probate Court 10 the District OF Addi.
son.
To all persons interested in the estate of
Luther Royce late OF Orwell, in said district,
deceased.
GREETING
BY the authority of the State of Vermont,
you are hereby notified 10 appear before the
said Probate Court, at the Probate Office in
Middlebury, in said district, on the sd day of
June, A. ID. lS9O, Mt 10 o'clock IA. m, to show
cause, II any you have, why the account OF
S. \. Warren, administrator OF the estate of
said deceased, should not be allowed, and
also why the residue OF said estate should not
be distributed to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Middlebury, in said district, this
Sd day of June, A. ID. 1880.
BY the court,
Attest, JAMES NJ. SLADE,
~ Judge.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13
HE DAlRYMEN OF ADDISON

COUNTY
The undersigned has recently purchased
new and improved machinery for the
manufacture of Butter Tubs and is now
prepared to furnish tubs of SUPERIOR
QUALITY at the lowest market prices.
Samples can be seen at Beckwith & Co.'S.
j. f. GOODROE, Ripton, VT.
May |, 1890. [1S1
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13

Just like man. said a lady to the
editor AS a male visitor went out of the
Office aud shut the door with bang.
Yes" replied the mild eyed editor;
yes. if it had been like woman the
door would have been left OPEN
Washington Star.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13

Professor Forster, of Breslau, has had
800 cases of affected eyesight due to dis
turbance of the circulation caused by
wearing tight collars.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13

Richard Vaux. who succeeded to Sam
uel j. Randalls seat in congress, seals
all his letters in the old way, with wax,
using seal ring, which he wears on
forefnger,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13
HOMESTEAD,

formerly known as st. Nalentine) is a
handsome bay horse with black points,
small star and left ankle white. He is
four years old. His sire is Nutwood. he
by Belmont, by AleXander's Abdallah
by Rysdyk's Hambletonian. Dam of
Homestead. Precept by Pancoast. Second
dam. Artless (full sister of Orange Girl,
, :20) by Rysdyk's IIambletonian. Third
dam. Dolly Mills dam of Waikiki Chief.
sire of Dick Swiveller, 2:lS, and Great
Eastern. 2:lS). by American Star.
Fourth dam by Young Messenger.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13
MCDOUGALLS' SHEEP DIP.

McDougalls non.pOisonous sheep alp and
cattle dressing, scab specific and insect ex.
terminator on sheep, cattle horses, dogs
in this county tor several years. 1t instantly
exterminates all ticks, lice and maggots; Is
the only true specific for scab and finely
stimulates the growth OF the fleece making
its use very profitable. When used at n
special strength II also waterproofs the fieeces,
thus affording the animals great protection
from cold and wet. In the United States,
Great Britain and many places abroad il is
now generally adopted-having to IA large
extent displaced the use OF tobacco, arsenic,
lime and sulphur, and poisonous mixtures.
II has important advantages over such dress.
ings, and is more certain in its action. For
sale at
IL: If. SHELDON'S DRUG STORE.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-13
WILKES MCGREC0R
FOUR YEARS OLD,

is also fine bay with black points and
left ankle white. Isl hands high. His
sire was Robert McGregor by Major
Edsall by AleXander's Abdallah by Rys-
dyk's Ilambetonian. First dam, Sue
Wilkes by George Wilkes. Second dam,
Vandalia by Revill by Nandal. Third
dam by son of American Eclipse.
Homestead will make full season and
Wilkes McGregor short season Gas he
is to be trained for speed at my farm,
three miles south of Nergennes and eight
miles from Middlebury. Terms of eli her
horse. $50 to warrant. For further par
ticulars call on or address
FRANK d. BARTON,
Waltham (P. o., Vergennes). April 10,
1890. IT,
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u . t I ) { II.

Senator 9ormdn's etnbrtn G.
Iid,e 9ieoe iiber Die 3maugS Bill an lebten
Moutaa idleint tbatlQdllit baS GtS 9ebros
dheu III haben; oeun ieitben mebt III 9Salbz
inotou, reip. I'M Senate, eln giiulttgerer
9$iuo. Seuator @nrmuu iii fein Hhralcn=
NADER, iou0ern ell fiarer 3opf, un0 er lagte
Den nrepublifauiiden Tanatlterlt SSahrbeiten,
Die ,iQbeu" ooer ypadten; ;" - CT la9te tbneH,
bo6 bic 6iuau;. uHb &irthdaltSs 8erDdlt-
Tliic beS yanbes aus ben 0u9eu lelsl nr0
ite oaiiir Die Serantiportung tra9eil, uno oa5
Die @eit0ft6- uuD !oanDelSnelt Ieet pom
Gongrelle meit mebr uerlaH9e, ais etile poll'
tide NIabregel.
Sn ben SoocS cSaT;eigen btele
S[atteS ItnOet man beAe Die had]rtdt poll
Gem 4blebeu beS Qlteteu 0eutld)tn Saltls
more'S uuo be& eltciteu @eiers bes na9siu
so Sabre alien uGOr.eip ponoenteu." 9r.
Serubaro @pering, Der larger, als 5luel
GeneratiOnen III uulerer 0titte gelebt bat,
III alerbings inl lehteu Ntenidenater mn
ielten Qcnaunt iuor0eu, benn er mar l9oH
eit SreiS, als Sie!e, bench Der Sd)uee oe5
9llters beute DaS..6aupt beOedt, nod blnt=
iuua maren; aber I'M 10 grOBere &erDieulfe
hat er ltd) III Den prelBlger uno pier,lger
SSobren mn baS 9eutltthum Der Stabt ers
morben glpir balten e5 De5baib fiir elbitpers
fidnolld), bieles aIteu luaderen 6rennOes an
bieier Stelle ipeSiel 81 9eoenien. SaS
9eutld)tbum Saltnlcre's, Ip ;tea Der Ser
Gin iiir Griori9uug Der 0eld)ld)te Der 9ent.
idjen Nfarplauo'S," pirb leiuen gtamen in
Gbrea balteH.
pie bentideu Qer;te limb ben
enalilden nno anerifaniltcn peit iiberle.
GEN. erflart jest fein gerIngersr, ais Cir
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@ntspg iid) oer Vcrbaftatg Snrd)
SclbitnlnrO.

5alifar, q. G., 10. DECEMBER. -
Marldlau &. 8illon, alias u. s. Stemart,
unO ieine 8rau baben i'll 6ubbarbs @Oue,
oaliiar @Ountp, in iclbitm0roeriider 2lb-
iitt Vauoanum eingenOmmen. Der Mann
itarb heute friib, iudhreuO Die 6rau ciuige
AuSiid)t ant @eneiuug bat. 2lm Monta9
mar cine 9cpeidbe ans Soitou bier elngez
trofien, laut weld)cr Die bortige YoliSei nat
gillou iudte, neil neriebe 6rau MottbiaS
@iias, eine betagte gSithpe 81 Neeobam,
Nali., nm SIC, 900 beId)Wiubelt baben iollte.
giuon, melfer i'm Iebteu Suli nit ieiuer
Trau lier antam unO pel @elo perauS9abte,
mxrOe, ais thm Die ermdbnte 9epede gez
seigt luuroe, leideuiabl, 8alb Oarauf nerz
IieB er nit ser Srau ieine 9Sobnuna, uno
Oas gbspaar begab it'd in eiuen gSalO, NO
es ipdter, naG Oem ginHebmeu Oe8 Sites,
bemuBtlOs auigefunocu wurOe. Die 6rau
lieB III ibrem 3iInmer eiit Sdretben, in
melhem ile erflQrte, ibr @atte sebe ben 500
Der Serbaftuug uor, uno iie moQe nit ibnt
iterbeu. 9aS Baar bate nur nod iehr me-
mig BON Dem ergaunerten GelDe iibri9.
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Neiu.1orfer Wadlrif,tett.

gteW sDOrf, 10. 9eiember. - 9as
braiilianiite @eihmaoer, welhes ieit einiz
ger 3eit im hieiigen 5afen lag, trat beute
Oie 9tIdiabrt mad Sruiilien al, unS med)>
lelte beim Au5laufen SalutidiiIIe nit beu
uerlfieOenen Sorts. 9aS Sanoneubort
pYorttown" bs9leitete Die Sralilianer Die
Bal biuab.
- Mebrere Seamten Der ueItlifen Sabz
nen, iueld)e it'd oil Der aui nQAteu Montag
anberaumten GonferenS sun Grneueruna bes
iO9enaunteu pYrdiibenten uebe reinfonlz
mems" betheiligen peroen, iiup bereits in
9ferp=0Orf angetommen.
= Die Srauuug Cir 6reberid Tranf-
lambs nit Sri. Charlotte oi 2ereqa iano
beute 9iadnlittag i'll Der ,Sacarnations-
Stride" @de Der WaOiion- Qpenue uuo 80.
StraBe, iIatt, unO mar oas aeieuid,aftlide
greigniB Der Saiion. Ser 8rautiaam lit
"A Sabre oft, aus gortibire, GnalaGo, ae=
biirtig, unb ein biretter 9iadfom2le SliUer
@romueu'S. Die Sraut lit cine llr.llrenfe-
lin Oes 8arous Srettou, zines pGuiidjen
GOelmannes, inpeiisn lit ibr. Shutter cine
4merifanerir.
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9sr, POS.

Shreu eritcu QrOBen 81 fl Oeraus
italteter GcIern bie 2luaeltcuten Don u&au-
eruid)ntiOt < Nlarr'5 &yausGompagule" I'll
Dem feitlih 9eldlmitdteu Sa0le Der ogtrs
ndulQ= MdEucrd)Or Nlaue." G'uui Nt0tral4
'NiiI plr uuf ocn &cutu, bcnn 'eitcH 'ontH
mir Die Hdumc 10 qtiUut, ME ac'icrn. EroB
Der foloIulcu Nten'dtHmtEgc herrdtt nle
ld)0nltt Sr0nuul, uu0 nydlt Ocr Qcunlte
NtIBtOn iOytt oHS augtmcul &crauiatu.
9Seld) muiQe 6GrmonIt imrdltn Den III
bciteru unO lhrGu 2lrbeItGtbtru btltebt, be-
fuu0ete Ole }lumeltuhctt otS EruNpal5
Slru. Sob. Niuyr uuo OIS &raumclttrS Il.
1totb, meldc itb III &reNc Tiger H,uAcitellz
ten aui $ &eitt omitirteu. Ero't'iOr Mari
S&eber'5 Srd)tncr lIcitrtc Die NiuIt ;um
Sal, III mcldltm NJ. ). NtualIr nit Sri.
Nuute 0autltr Ole Fo.oual'e croWnt:e.
Ser 1ame mlune uou Dem Set Goullte
tin foIborcr &lumtHtorb igtyrtld)t. ,Sm
youit DeS 9bcuo5 Uurolu ;ptt pr0dtIGe
Naucp SGUie ;ur AunliMuUl gtbvaht. Die
luQenDlitt 3luua S&Nt9 taU;tt NIT Dem
tleiueu Sbcr0llhof oeu oGutdltu f0tto-
naltan; MD btrnui otr EtG.trt auclU Ocn
btlebttn uNrh 1oruElpc SGni." Die Grz
friidlunAen ltyviytt VI. Nu. 1tiIbug mt
llnterltiBuuQ Der $40. Wtprd Ntrtb ur0 yC-
ren; luo Sen. GcB.ty. Inn ono @tllnGcu
Oca ibUnen Nc'lo9 babcu i!d bc'OnOer5 lol=
geuOe &omttt lilIlicOcr ptrnltu}uou gCs
mud)t: &crcmoulcumtlNcr -youlS SODIUM;
aTiteutcu-Harl EttmbWl, y. S&etuNarot;
arrangements ,Gomlte - y. MtH1ler, Eora
lBer; u. G.Nyau;, 9i'UiltHt; s. ErOIuu,
@I. 9Eb n, e S,cii, 5. 9ttB, ~. <lubura
Ger, Y. &aucy, i. Supbel, ). Sdtlt, Il.
>fnth " Nrfirr IS EfiNNn " tNv,hr-
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y(rbeit ttuo Sobit.

9Silfe8barre, 3d., 10. OeSember. -
glQe 5eheu Der r0elaware 9adapanna.
9Sciternz Sabu" itnp anldBlid) Oer anbaltel=
ben Slaubeit im aoblenbanoel, uno Der
sroBen, aui9eilapelteu Sorrdtbe auBer Se.
trieb aelest worOen. 3aueuOe bon Irbsi-
tern iucrOeu III SOl9e 0ehen beld)dftl9ungs-
los, unp man fird)tet, paB grOBes Gleno
inter ibneu eutitebeH wirO, luenu ile nid)t
balO pieoer SeiddIti9ung erbalten.
9telparf, 9t.-S., 10. December. -
Sdmmtlide angeiteate Der Glart'iden
3mirnfabrten in bieiiger Staot uno aear>
nep, 5000 Yeriouen an .3abl, itellten bcute
Die 9rbeit Elm, I'M Die 9Sleberanitellung
etlider, pom SuperiutenSenteu 9Salnlslep
entlaiienen Arbeitsr obue sSeiteres su er-
swiuseu.
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Sr1noc.

Canton, SllS., 10. 9esember. SIN Dem
benahbarten StdOtdeu 6urmtngton brannte
geitern etu Sdul9e 9ehdu0e nieoer, in meldem
iid 3ur 3eit nabeSu 600 Stnoer beianben.
Gin lpiloer Bauit entltaub inter Den Silt=
bern, inOeHeu enttameu oieielben iQmmtlit
unperleet. Der SdaOen betrdgt S25, ,OOO
Gan 6raniisco o, 10. 9e;br. - Die
erit tiir;lid] niebergebrannte uno neuauige.
baute 2elnlaamen0l Itiible Der $50. Sutle
& Comp, nabe Der Gde Der 3 uub Singitr.,
brauute heute friib abernlals uteoer. Nian
ihdBt Oeu Serlult aui 5000, 200 unp bic Ser
Idlerurg auf 100000.
@reenuille, Seuu., 10. 9e;ember.
= Die bielge SSouipinnerei, Snapp's Ser.
berei unp mehrere anoere Gebdnpe muroer
lpdt geitern AbenO pltrd 5Seuer serit0rt. 9e1
Serlult belauit iid) auf iiber 100000.
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9t,tfrubr in 9llabaiita.

Btrmtn9 a II, Nla., 10. Yeienlber.
: Sderiff Smith ging um II llbr geitern
9beno nit 80 Semaiineten n0h Dem 25
Mfcileu Don bier cntiernten &lue Greet :
Sohlengruben" ab, um einen BORT nu5gc=
brOfenen Auirubr Swiiteu Den Smiteru,
uno BEN ais griablsute 2u9eitellten Su uns
terorifen. 9tabereS 1T nod nift bctannt.
lln9eidbr 1000 :Wann iuareu in lenen 3eden
beid)ditlgt, uno ibre Stellen iinb lett Dem
9lnian9 Nes Suifes 10 raid ais m0gli6
burd) 9teger beett lporben.
Spatere NadJrid)ten ergeben, OaB n1ebrere
9lrbcitcriiibrer, meldle Die Griableute ;ur
Ginitelluna Der 9trbelt su bemegen luften,
perhaitet morpen iinO, uno paB Die 9(ube
ipleNer herNcitellt lit.
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yfeuc SprcuaitpTe.

Gbicago, 10. 9e;br.-Gs wirb mitges
tbeilt, 0aB S9ico9O'er 8opttaliiten ole neuez
SpreHgitoife an iif gebrad)t Babcn unb bin
nen Auriem 0ie MtQrtte beS gan3eu yNnoe5
controireu merocn. Die Gonlpagnie, De-
rem 8apital II, 100000 betrd9t, lpurbe Dor
Orei Ntouaten hier organiii1t uno iiibrt bcn
Nameu r2lmericau FowDer=&omp. SehS
Der beOeuteuolten 9puam,t= Tabritanteu be
Ser. Staatcn uuterban0eln sur 3eit um Oa
Hedt Sllr 6eritellung pou u@mmenft" uno
ryitbotrit," pte Die smei Sulebt eriunbeneu
Sprcugitoife genaunt meroen, uuo MAIDEN
iid) ucrbinblid), Die Sabrifatiou pom Opua~
nit aufiugeben, faQS iie ou5 gewiin dte
Sfpd,t prhnItPu
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&afafa1to,S 8cind,.

Gan Sransisco, 10. DECEMBER. -
Oberlt Mc6arluue, Sonig 9alafaua'S SGm.
mersr, bat i'll elmer llutsrreOung mitaethetIt,
paB Der a0uig Den bauaii' 'ihen Gelanoten,
S5rn. Garter, pon 2Saibington aus bierber
beruieu bat, nm bon Inn Su erfabren, iueI6e
gSirfung DIE Mcainlep Sia auf Den 9teci.
procitdts Sertrag sluiid)eu Den Sereiuisteu
Staaten uub !paiuait au5uben mlrO. Der
Sonia iuiinidt, baB Die purd) ben alten
Earif gewGbrte Yrdnnie uou 3mei Gents pro
Yiuno ami hawaii' d)en 3uder fiir Die 6olge
beibeha!teu iperoe.
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Die beporitcbcnOe Scmatortpabl 1T
Sufputs.

Spriu9fieio, Sls., 10. 9es.-Sers
tretcr Der n6armer slllian;," Der u@rau=
GERS" plrbeltSritter" uuO dbnlider Serblr.
Dungeu, bielteu geiteru i'll bleilQer Stapt
eine aebeine eonisre1; III Seiug auf Die
beuorilebenoe SunOeSienatorwah in Sill
nois ab. Sic nabueu einen lauaen Sez
id)luB an, melder Das i'll legtersu Sabreu
burf ihledte @eietgeburg oeu Sarmeru
unn 9lrbciteru bereltete llngeuadl ldtlbert,
uno Die &ertreter DER 2ctteren in Der 2sgi5=
latur auiiorbert, lid sur Grluab!uug eines
praftii1en 8arnlerS gum Senator ;u uer-
pfr1inpt
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ellter id,iikt ppr Shprheit mid,t.

9faibpille, Senn., 10. 0eiember. -
Sn 0oper, Gem, 1T sur 3eit Elm BON 6enrp
Sadion gesen Den HresbDterianerseiitlidelt
u. s. Stodarb eiugeleiteter Sdabeneriat=
Tro,eB i'm 9ange. Satiou, ipelder bereitS
20 Sabre alt III uno su StodarO's 9euleinOe
sebort, belhuloiat ben @eiitliden, lelne
Gattiu perfiibrt uno abipdnitig gemad)t 81
haben. Gr oerlangt baber $4,000 Sdaz
seneriae. StofarO tit etlua 60 uno Srau
Saflou so Sabre alt.
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Ser @lephout ,,SGicf" crI6oiscu.

Cincinnati, 10. December. - Der
elephant uGbei," etue b0sartiae SelIic,
meld)e Den ?ngeiteQten oeS bieigeuS Soologj.
id)en @artens idOn uitl llngemnd bertItet
bat, pnroc ncute Nurcl - Sd)uiie bintcr bic
SorOeridlulter unb III BEN &opi nabe oen
Sbren 9etootet. @etcru Ibcuo maren ibm
iton ELF 9ugelu III ole Stirne geaoNeu
morOen, obne OaB oititlbcu ene mtrtlthc
SStrfuug ausilbte1. Sm Gonieu woreu olio
"A SdiiNe erforOerlIt), I'M caS Sbitr Sn
tnhtru
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2lIs Yenfipns Sd1minoler rermr=
fheilf>

Golumbus, o, 10. Oe;ember.-@apt.
SO. .. 2ittle bon Seaaire, Selmont.Go.,
o, lpeld)er prei Sabre i'm Siirgertrieg Oiente
uuO ldngere 3eit iu 9ibbpz@efdngniB Su=
bradte, lit su sipei 3abren 3ud)tbaus perllr-
tbeilt worben, neil er einem anpalt gum
9urdIessn eiues betriiaeriideH Yeuionsan-
lprudls pOn $1,000 behiifItd mar.
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Scr CsiScubal,tt= ~ plpd,.

NinneapoltS,M Mtiuu., 10. 0c;br. -
9rei Yerloneu, nGmlid =. G. Sopo uuo
Satin aus Siour- Sim, uuo oeren Sod,tcr,
Srau SloptOu, murbcn beute friib, ais ile
bel Statc llniueritp= Statton eineu 3ug Der
pSreat 9tortbern Sabu" bcitci0eu mouleu,
Don eluem aus Omaha fommeuOeu 3Hgt
iibtriobreu unO 0ugenblidlid gctoOtet. Nron
Slupton mar nit elnem Seamteu bcrp&au-
las GitnzSabu" uerbelratbet uHO wObnte III
.Dtlluedpolls.
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Sanferottc.

New zyorf, 10. 9e5ember. = 2ie
Guspeuiion Der Sirna 0amiIton & Stibop,
9lftienmafler bon Jir. SO, YrOaomap, puroe
beute Nad)mittag Der 2lttitnb0gie mitge.
theilt. Die 6irnla eriitirt lett ;w0lf Sab
nm, mar jeood leBtbln i'm &iidid)ritt begrif'
len, unO man betrahtet ihreu 8auterott ais
Don feiner Beoeutung. 9ie Baiiiua belaus
ZEN iid auf uift iber $4,000.
QrtaEiaS Gitp, SS., 10. December.
- Die yImertcau Saut," pelde geitert
iuspeuOirte, ipiro ibre 3ablungen ntdlt mtes
Der auiuehmeu, ionoern eiuem 8auttnlpefs
for 8ebuis Ibwideluug Der 0eid)dfte iibers
autlportet meroeu. Die iauloet tbren De-
poiitoren etpa $4,000.
Can 6ran3i8co, 10. 9e;ember. -
Gaftlanb, 6owler & Comp, GngroSbdnoler
III S6pferz uuo @laswaaren, lnlltrten &C.
tern. Saiiiua 1892 900, stfttpa $58,5000.
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Gas ncuc Smftid)iT.
Giuc 1rpbrfabrt, tpcIdlc binnca pier @pdlen
beaiuncu uuo iidI ibcr Oas ganie Sano
erifredcu TOLL

Ghicago, 10. 9eiembcr.-u &iHucn ujcr
gSod)en meroeu mir uui Dem crIteu uuIerCr
guitid,iHe III Chicago einiegelu," ia9te Ieute
6r. 6. ). Bennington im p@ranosFatiitz
6otel."
Bennington, Der hauptidd)lidc Grfinoer
oeS neueu guittiIieS, lit ciu Intelligent
ou5ieberber, ema breiBigidhriger Yanu.
Gr theilte nit, paB iib baS eritt Der yuit-
it)ifIe Der Soueuoung n6bere, uuO o0B
Eldue iiir cine it'd iiber NaS gunit yauO CT
itredenoe Yrobefobrt bercito au0Qearbeitct
iciyn. 9ieie Erobefabrt iou i'll enpa oret
SSodleu begnneu. 9aS 2uitid)iii miro, wie
N1r. Bennington iagt uon Mtouut Garnet,
3u8., no eS crbNut murOe, 0bialren mo
itd nad) ct. %ouis, etue Snede pom 1S5
Wieilen, begebeu. Son ct. Houts iou IS
nat Chicago nno bon bier uoh 9tew- 9Orf
fabren. bennington unb lcin Gomp09uou
l0r. u. y. Sutler, UerOeu oIe 6ahrt Iclbit
mitmahen InO wollGn eiu babes 9upcno
&eridteritutter, ioluie trgenO meIde 9tttio=
Hire, reldle mit;uf0breu miiuid)en, mitnehz
men. 2a8 6ahr;eug, i'll mcld)cm Die crlte
Frobefahrt nor llt] gehen lol, 1T POO 6uB
lang mo NIT elmer ans aluminium btrge-
iteliten Saiiitc pelcheu.