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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
A General Strike,

DENVER, June 12.-Twelve hundred
carpenters quit work this morning, and
all building operations for a time are
stopped. About four weeks ago 600 ma
chine wood workers and bench mill men
demanded nine hours work with ten
hours pay. This was refused by mill
owners andthe men went out. The men
offered to arbitrate, but owners refused
andt the matter was taken up by the Car
penters' union, with the above result.
The probabilities are that hod carriers
and timers will join the strikers unless
the trouble is settled within the next few
days. Quite a number OF non.union
carpenters have Joined the;strikers.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
The Farmers Win.

Sioux CRY, Ia, June 13.-Judge Shi-
ras has filed his decision in the case of
Conklin VS.. Wehrman, which is the cele-
brated O'Brien county ejectment case,
growing out of an attempt about a year
ago to eject a large number of farmers in
that county from their homes. The far
mers win the case.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
Will John l.. Fight?

New YoRK, June ia dispatch was
received to-day from the Golden Gate
Athletic club, San francisco, offering a
$4,000 purse for a,fnish glove contest
between Jake Kilrsin and Ed Smith of
Denver, the fight to take place in Sep
tember. The same dispatch says that
Jackson is growing restless, and that if
Sullivan does not ratify the fight soon
jackson will leave for Australia.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
Had His Head Cut on.

BuR11NaroN, ia., June ia terrible
suicide occurred in this city last night.
An old man, Joseph Sottle, Of Glad
stone, ILL.,, had come to Burlington on
business and was found in the 20" yards
with his head severed from his body,
having allowed a train to run over his
Nnon1r . tr. f#''s
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
To See Montana,

ST.. PAUL, MIMI, June 16.-About
forty st. Paul prominent wholesale men
left the city on a special train of the
Great Northern by invitation of the
management OF that road for a trip to
Montana. Business and pleasure will
be combined, but the principal object of
the excursion is that the jobbers of st.
Paul and Minneapolis may see the west
ern country. which is SO rapidly being
opened I'D. 4ls@-t ewy. r.. v,l~ e. ~ nar
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
She's Better than an Incubator,

RICHMOND, Va, June 13.-The census
enumeration here has found a colored
oma named Martha Gray, who has had
thirty-seven children since 1868. She
has given birth to triplets six Tins, to
twins six times, and to seven others sing
fly. Shei is now living with her third hus-
band, and Of thirty-seven children but
ono anrvivoS 5I.g
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
Ed smith worsts Jim Daly.

BUFFALO, N. Y. June 16.-After fight
ing seven rounds the referee in the DAILY
Smith contest, gave the tight and purse
of $1,500 to Smith. Days friends
claim repeated fouls by Smith not al
lowed by the referee.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
Cowboys XIII Each Other.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, June l3.-There
was a free fight Wednesday among a
number of cowboys in Socorro county,
resulting in the death Of John and Gar
rett Davidson on one side and Fred
Grcelette on the other.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
The Car Strike Compromised.

COLUMBUS, o., June13.-The striking
street car men have accepted the propo-
sition Of the Consolidated company,
made last night, and will return to work
at q compromise scale Of $1.70 for con-
iductors and $1.60 for drivers.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
WILL GO 1T ALONE.

The Minnesota Farmers Alliance Will
Put a Third Ticket in the Field.
ST. PAUL, June 16.-The Minnesota
Farmers alliance executive committee
this afternoon, by a unanimous vote, de-
cided to call a convention of the alliance
to be held in st. Paul on July 16 for the
nomination of a state ticket.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
Base

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn IL, New York 6.
Cincinnati 8, Cleveland 0. Called III
seventh inning on account of rain.
Chicago 16, Pittsburg 8.
Boston-Philadelphia game postponed;
rain.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Brooklyn 4, New York 7.
Cleveland 6, Chicago II.
Buffalo ittsburg game postponed;
rain.
Observation-Disclosures game postponed;
rain.
Louisville l, Toledo 0; ten innings.
st. Louis 5, Columbus 10.
Games at Rochester and Brooklyn
postponed; rain.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
a Ball-Monday.

PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Boston IL, Philadelphia 10.
Boston -, Philadelphia 2.
Brooklyn Z, New York 6. 40 innings.l
Buffalo 8, Pittsbnrg 10.
Chicago 6, Cleveland u.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York A, Brooklyn 5.
Boston 10, Philadelphia 0.
Boston 8, Philadelphia 2. (13 innings.)
Cincinnati q, Cleveland 8.
Chicago z Pittsburg 3.
Chicago 8, Pittsburg4 4.
ASSOCIATION.
Athletic g., Brooklyn 3.
Syracuse 6, Rochester II.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
Base Ball--F riday,
PLAYERS LEAGUE,

PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Observation-Disclosures game postponed;
wet grounds.
Brooklyn 10, New York Z.
Buffalo 2, Pittsburg II.
Cleveland 7, Chicago II.
ASSOCIATION.
Athletics 5, Brooklyn 4.
Louisville 3, Toledo 4.
Rochester Syracuse game postponed;
wet grounds.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston-Philadelphia game postponed;
wet grounds.
Brooklyn 4, New York 2.
Cincinnati Z, Cleveland 5.
Chicago-Pittsburg game postponed;
wet grounds.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver 6, st. Paul 4.
Base, Ball-Saturday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
First game-Boston 8, PHILADELPHIA S.
Second game-Boston 0, Philadel-
phia 8.
Both Chicago-P ittsburg games post
poned.
Brooklyn 16, New York 2.
Cincinnati 8, Cleveland 0.
ASSOCIATION.
Rochester 8, Syracuse 4.
Rochester 3, Syracuse O..
Athletics 8, Brooklyn 10.
Louisville II, Toledo l. &
st. Louis 6, Columbus g..
PLAYERS league
First game-Boston 6, Philadelphia S.
Second game-Boston 4, Philadel-
phia 6.
Buffalo 8, Pittsburg G..
Second game-Bufalo 2, Pittsburg 5.
Brooklyn Z, New York 6.
Cleveland 2, Chicago g..
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City 2, Milwaukee IA.
Denver 6, st. Paul q. s5s
t. Omaha Z, Des Moines 3.
Kansas City O. Minneapolis /.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05

Room %, Roxwell Building.
JUDGE 4 TREE 81 ITS FRUITS
SEATTLE. Feb. %. 1900

SEATTLE. Feb. %, 1890.
On the 18th of September. 1883. called
upon DR.. Jordan with what the doctors
said was infiammatory rheumatism. My
right hand was the size of four and bad
not been able to sleep for several nights.
DIR. Jordan prescribed for me and told me
to obtain some small bottles in which TO
put the medicine. | thereupon went into
Seattle drug store and asked for some
bottles. remarking that I wanted them to
put nr. Jordan's medicines into. A lady,
who was present, gratuitously remarked
that DIR. Jordan was . quack. / paid no
attention 10 this as had previous expert
ence with the doctor. who relieved me of .
misery in which other eminent physicians
utterly failed. In Just two weeks could
write with my hand and ii has been we'll
ever since The only objection have got
Is that | paid s. for the medicine and got
well before | used one-haH Of IL. and now I
have S. worth of medicine / have no use
for, which is aggravating.
+. ]. BACHELOR,
Representing the Seth Thomas Clock Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05

AX&WZ0D0 -
ksnE e&<sse srss<ortzons srom lanuery I. -.
% aase - sg.1H.65s. 7her~ werx e1ed fox
record yesterday - doeds, - considerations
ssgr<esttnw ~ ~ ~ asersss Of p - = Sos-
sowfnx = tho HI - furnished ~ osbosse.
Tss1np<T Ca. shssssrsou 81 nfiss sssn ~
EneeGn ksorks
,. 4. Nooss . Dabeseh. ios .. hik 70. fAssnA.
wsis<r. 4 ca 70 n. D. Xavier. sos - ssk ..
nrss RAzlrps1 ~ 70 - Nosn<s. 81
1Dnisa DsnsY - n Dcvoe. tos II, biz H. Worth
Seattle. HtD4
Harms 4 Dsesran 20 Thoupson & cisxks. los
~ biz -. a Bezfx second sdd- NHa
L C, Pffner - T. ssIxre~d. ios = hik 4 P1fsers
division ef Gfeeu IAks, sI1a
West Ce~R improvement GomFAny - 4 I
Esi&on. lots y sra n. blk y. Gilman Psst- 20
West Coast TmprpSeuseus Company %
Allen. los II and VI BIZ ~ Gslmaa Park ia
". AIIen - - v. crstx. ts II. bib -. Gflman
rsrk. q. foa
A T. nelson % 4 y. csass. sos u. bIk n en-
Puget souna Land and Development Com
pssy 20 r. T. Drssamona. a los and ~ Of re-
serve, I'll In tsoosspced's asa 70 West seattle,
tam
walters Ca 70 w. Bardests. lots u % Is.
bsk IS. fnt Railroad sd - Des Mssnss. -
" G. Hin 10 D. j. Gresns s,s lot 2. blk B.
1sEft f14f-h 4t1s tfsf4U
" b ci0we % Dsvss a atsne. 1os ~. bik ?.
6eottish Heights, fsOa
Moore Land Company 10 c. Meyer. LOT y. blk
70. Haseiwood sapi odd go.
A. Ross 10 J. ". eopsf. lot .. bib sa d. H.
penEyse are s9d. a.
Maxxis Noisr TO N. " Holmes. lots 70 II
bib 2. o. !. D<nny's second sdd. also sxb feet
In said odd. H.no
Maggie Soiap 10 NJ ~ Holmes. s2xsso feet
north Of D. r. Denny's second odd, 1900.
r. o. seuny ~ y Il shufaeton. lots 10 and II.
Blk I. Syndicate sid. $500
r ~. Crawford - Miss vi n. Phelps. LOT ~
blk :. Yoss, so
l. Beno 10 Harriet opisz. y o. acres in
sonfh west corner Of nss< Of ne T. sec II, - "a.
. ssa
sarah n Yesier estate 70 sander Boman Real
Estate Company. 10 acres in q y. yesief's claim
s<fd, a.
SIS Denny % n r Denny. lot n. blk 10, North
Seattle 81
Il. r. Dodge Fl a. 20 ,. r. simpson, lots and
O. blk 2 Queen add 20 West Seattle. ~.
c. ". Towsfsy 10 W. W. Beck, blk 5, Ravenna
Springs Park 81. ma
Northern Pacific Railroad Company 10 c. n.
Anthem. IT,. n~s< OF nels and 81 OF ne,< OF SEA
and srs Of swt< sec 81, tp II, S a.sp.
W. Wagner to J. Armour. lot 4, blk A. Ham
blet's acre gardens, $40.
Moore 10 Eliza A. Cheney. lot -, biz II.
Lafona. sea
Southern Pacific Land Company 20 H. Herr
waxen. lots 81 10 Is. blk 81, Huntington Park
add To Dies M0ines t10b
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05
srsrrrr. Wash. Feb. IS. 1890.

SEATTLE. Wash. Feb. Is. $780,
Our little girl Was sick with cerehro-spinal
meningitis. and. believing In sllopathy. we
sent for DR.. Smart, who instantly said
there Was no hope. however, he did his
best, subsequently We called DR.. T. l..
Smith in consultation and they both said
there never was case on record of this
kind that ever recovered; that even II she
did she would die OF consumption in three
months She was then sick about eight
weeks and was bind and raraIyred and a
mere skeleton and was expected by the
doctors 10 die any minute. When the last
vessigc oil hoFe had fed we sent for DIR. J.
Eugene Jordan, and under his treatment
she entirely recovered. The allopaih Is
now at discount in our family. The
His,oeenetie system OF medicine. the only
rational system. has BY practical results
proven ITS theoretical accuracy.
GEORGE T.. CLANCY,
MRS. q. Z. CLANCY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05
kitsap County Farms
Choice FANS and Ranches in isap County to Sale Cheap

Here bargain buy good ranch which will
months 1t forty miles from Chico
on Washington and mile
quarter Of
southeast Of Ia township wenm [s4 NORTH
$50 $500
ia years . . Low interest
Of the southwest Of section
ol township twenf s4l NORTH 7 eighty
This 6ne ranch and lies
onem southeast OF Nfichens point Port Orchard
We have another forty ahe northeast quarter Of the northwest
twenty-five [s5l township ls6 NORTH
easwhch situated Fish Bay the north Of Port Orchard
exceptionally viii sell low and
payments
and LOT township NORTH
Ostrich Bay Port Washington which choice and tor sale
bargain
would who desire make
purchases wish further information regard Ktsap
TRACTION LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
C NICHOLS Secretary, orc Second St, Seattle Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05
BUILDING PERMITS.


Record Of buildings Authorized by
Inspector Albeit
Building Inspector Abbott yesterday
issued the following permits:
sarah J. Wood. one and . half story
frame. lot Q. block 2. Bayisy's addition /;
cost, $3.50
Bing Gee, two-story frame. lot 5. block
~, Horen's addition: cost. $40.
j. " Sutton, one-story frame. lot n,
block 3. Prospect Terrace addition; cost,
$50.
J. II. I.aycock. one-story frame. lot 1,
block -. Denny Park addition; cost. 500.
J. l.. Taylor. two-story saw-miIl. lots l
and 2. block IS. Burke's second addition; ;
cost, $4,000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05
A WATER LOT FREE.

Every man Who has bought block in wood
land fask receives FREE . lovely eoaisv ard water
front isst los ecssho1sc og pleasure resort TAese
lots viii become very valuable. Roasiax ON
ssFren lake is sale for sxsiu< snss children Fsh-
tng - sssss. the scenery enchanting Daniel
gsaaes A To Fsl SECOND street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05
AKsIInl-Irn TEAIN .rANlrr

Over the NoTtAega faeiac railroad, siinsns cas-
ana ssrrptae cars every dsF IN tha wear. seattle
TO Chseaka 81 rases ths shortest route Secossst-
class passengers. 600. arc sEorde8 exesIieat az
COMMUNICATIONS
rasATN -xRass A0SRs asn ratSyy-sF MINUTES
saved Ia rsscStax Chicago VIA this lac A
thskeefs, city nSAet skenL Us scces,i street
h0ssen eloesl 4 1aasaa. depot tsexss sasns.
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nssr rNvvSraxNr Y-gr oFyrRsp

Bsy hsSrk ia NcEroyes aSs44xSnn 10 Rssisrt
sss s4eN. with ia shFes h4.@xs ef The e5ex4rsr
has nos katisiax 80 Ballard asd cary saort
dsssxas~ frees tae pFcs-sSsa passenger eerNas al
the sestsse. lAks slsssrs 4 Eastern rss.rseaA
ENfEas eaSy. t@Ea a. ene~ aaA s<cnrv h.eek
"a tAeee iess eaa ss sold tse ss.s0 sesi3e % 81
ssssssths. abaisszFz & sssstsssr. sseGfx rcsosz s.
i3Emr4iEss- IsssSs ksssslstss
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Twelve lsts. 80 teSs ey tG- aerp AZ n.slars
i've Eaaaesss wax ~ swo eAarracs NaxrSi ssssx-
Max o. the eaT~kx aS thts ksess2 s~ss enc xA4rss
cash. HSassl Isszz4s & Go So S~an.sssgs xs-rA&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05

The city surveyor yesterday started a
force Of men At work surveying South
Twelfth and Williamson streets. between
Yesler avenue and Jndkins street. prepare
tory 70 grading. It will require a week or
ten days 10 complete the survey and de-
termins the amount OF excavation neces.
sary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05

CAtTtoS-The Hsstosenecc Medicine.
Are scsi IA bat one agency in each town
The lAh<l arouni the hstsse eeArs the fol.
lcwsuE inscription; ~nY. ]. Euxene yor
can's Hsstcg~aetsc Medicins.~ Every other
device q fraud
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05

<eaizie's BEST cfesens are Investing IN weet-
Mid Park They are ~2ssxari u sc Ne oszsp
akn Asasst rIaea Ia seattle Ne " 5s saeS4fxs
10 sxsxnsnxe o. their sdssnaAxs sf "a AnvsSs tow
future hexae<itss 90 Esxat SasssscS u values
e1sx,s1f taa ~ eAts AMI sssatre u re TIA FVse
raeuks 20 be naS1c IN xAs 81 para ard oe4lpxsFd.
Xnt Acusxs electric and eAcse Fuaxs faaAk
rond Atasssd Lake tEsen 20 sssss shx ps-ossis az
fs11ernssaa rarssrxf say &tsAsss tAls fTegessy.
~ - mara xsxsg yAe lets sAd Gse yNssF esn
I1H6us Respectfully. nsases Jenss &c.
~ SrcenE staees. ssam :,
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Krnrcrn RArrs rAsr.

fafss.slAss tizkess via Gnsaa Fxesec. Seattle 20
tkSesges ~ esssaHes class &s A Il. Martin
CAY tsCast sxsss 20 >seana ss-est. R<sscs No.
a. r. kgsEEz, sgezt cssN s.sex
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05

Eerrr aaa wha hss eSassgat eS..ck Ia West
tAuss Park receives FRYE ksxssv haaspvsrs water
fsssSt kat for esstnes<s 81 reAsaye rssssFx TNa@e
sszss VII sseSsne xeFY sAsesase. Beating "a
tssSsz ixse % SAFE ssw ss<fsex Aa1 eAsbAxsa FssA
Sag - s~&S s&s NceDsfx eaeAxnxirg psnses
4assss 4 "a. e.. seems sssees
Tsas sAe N<wsaevn iasssr reisreaA. TIE e~<s
csG4F ped Use. 60 Al tss&nts kssa A. CAsss-gx
essy setes sssas. ~ ss<sssA street Haxsrz k4ors
4 Isa.kts. ass>ss ssSkss sseas. ssssssz
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- Yfrloa Pacific q tsse oaiy sssnkcsAisBsasal
lzss rannfu< fsxs reefixs1x ehssF ear sat fasf
- eo1arIs< slsresux carr Eeurs teT Exsste ea~ss
~ - Rnst G. Marta. wxtY ks*kes aseafs 81
6r<pssd street. kesloa ese<k- q. +. bssxxs ssess
Gt1H ooeb
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VAea RAhy vas siek. We gave her cssssssA
wh>a sAe was cassd. sse cred for Csss~sa-
WAea she e~cam. Mass, she cssas ~ cssssrsa
Vnsa ne hal chslarss. abe gays shesn css.sriA
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KbNSINCTON
Manufacturing Belt

Look at a map Of Seattle.
Go over the ground from Sal
mon Bay to Lake Washington.
Stop and think Is there a
great future for Seattle? Then
Salmon Bay and the Sound.
must need be connected by a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-19
@lulbEe auE Sg0EmgIa.

Gan Tran5t8c o, IS. SUM. -9tu
ueneTien Serld)en aus Shangbai 3pfol3e itHo
IN ben 9efed)ten bel 3amfut aHf 6ormola 500
Naun dinefite Gruppen gefallen. Das
3ransportidliff ySeideu" bradte nu6erbem
1900 Srante In6 g5ertpunsete uadJ Sbaugbat.
Sie 9ebGrttn alle III Der gtrlnee oes Generals
Gin, rueldcr gegen Tie Gingeborenen i'm iii0s
ollid)en S1eile Der SSniel operirt. Seit Oio.
natCn maren DIE Sorbereitungcn fir ei!len
6eloSug i'm @ange, our9 ben man enolih Die
langmierigen 9dmpfe ge9en Die friegerii4en
gGiiben 81 been6en geoad]te. 90 melt baben
oieie aber immer nod bte Sberbanb bebalter,
un0 elmer Der lebten &dulpie ioLlte iogar fir
bic @bineien beiOnoer8 uerbGn9niBooQ QI8fal'
len. Sie puroen in eiuen 9interbalt gelodt,
unb nQbreuo e8 oem elmer. Sbeil nod gelaug,
Die ieinolidJen Rethen 5u bnrhbre1en, rnuBten
500 ibr 2eben laIien. Der @euCral uno Der
9tIdfcommanoueu0 nuroen gefGngen ge'
nomulen uno linen bic R0pfe ab9ei1nitten.
Co uerftImnielt bra6te man ibre get1en mad
@bina Surttd. Die llreintuobner BON 6orz
m0Iq iinS t0sartiqer 9eatIr, uno eS 1T bis
lest nod, fetnem gSetBeu m6qlid qeteeIen, oa8
Nauo> nollfGubig Su bUrdlreiien. Srot aller
@eIatren 1T e8 aber 6o6 Gin3elneu geluusen,
sienlid melt in ba8 Sunere UOrSu0ringcn, ibre
8eri6te tporen eben gera0e Mot baSu anas=
than, antere Su ernIutbigen, Oa8 Sa9efid
ebenfaus 81 unternebmen. Die 9iife mar bon
ieber ein g g9reden fir 6en Seefabrer, bean aui
oteielbe getrorfen 3u neroen, mar faif ftdlerer
Sob. Bic @bineien, oenen Die Sniel geb0rt,
habcn fid1 ieit eiuer 9i2ihe BON Sabren bemii6t,
bie gtn9eboreneH ft9 botmdBta gu MAIDEN,
bamit haben iie aber 'pentg @rfolg gebubt.
9aS @eblPt iit bidlt betpaloet, iebr gebirgig
unb fir Gin tampflufige8 GOlf, rpie e8 Oie
gingCborenen iiu0, rpie 9eiaaffen. 9ieie gSlI'
ben itub ungcidbr ben Qpahen an ben Siib'
peft9ren5en Der llnion dhnli4, unO fie perOeu
ben @blnCien nod gsuug SIT idQiieu maaenr
gerabe, ipie e8 bieie ein Giertetiabrbunoert Sc.
gentber Den Stretttraiten Der 8er. Staa:er
Geffdn.
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gEolfeubrudl Tim sebensperIrff,

@lmiro, 9.sg, Is. Suni. gin geHern
Nbenb 3u SsceoIa, nahe Glflanb, 8a., flieOer.
gcgangener gSoHenbru9 5eranlaste cine berz
hcerenoe lleberihmemmung. Der 6olbens
8roof erreid)te cine ME uorber Sageweiene 56be.
9fabesu 3tpanSig @ebduoe tutr6en fortges
idtperlmt uub fiarten fid) uu Der Bride ser
n6uubrOOt.8abu." 6rau Sripp uno SRI.
Niar1 Sbo.npion ertranfen nub ibre 2ei9en
iino nod Hidt aIfgefunben. Die 8riife Der
,,NbbiIon Benuinl0auia Babnn 1T 3erft0rt,
Sanuertotpn legt in Gritmmern uno biele
0tenihen entgingen MIR mir fnapper gtotb
Dem @euentooe. Nnr cine sin3i9e Der ttber
ben SO0en 8rOot fiibrenNen SrideH blieb fep
ben.
Snron, g. O., 18. SUM. Gin @olfeuz
brut iette in Der oergnngeneu gtatt Die I'm
gebun9 ppn 2tppomatOr, Botter. &ouutp, uus
ter @ofer. 9rei Ilit9lieber Der SantiIie @.
Q2oger'S ertraufeH.
gei Gebanon, DOttcr.&Ountn, ipnrSe Sa'
lentin 8obn tura eineu Ggtlon get1ote: uno
Sob. 0feinlid9 t0btlib oerleat.
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philadelphia, IS. SUM. - Der 9gs
nomitfreuSer nGeiupu5" franoete beute iHHer'
baIb Is 0lnuten nod ieincr Ibfabrt BON
2euguesS Sslanb auf Der Gau05un8e, melbe itb
on Der Nliinbun9 beS Sduglftl, unnlitteIbar
iubIid1 BON 6Iottenbaubofe, in ben 9elanare
niircdt. Ser tlelte &reu5er tuur0e Dor etli6en
8agen formeQ in 9ieuit gefelt uuO uabm 5u
9eaguesSalano Sorrdtbe al 8orb. 2ieutenant
S6r0oer nor i'm &cmmanoo, un6 nm llbr
heute firth trat Der sSsiu0iu8" I'M gtnftang
NIT einem Inn 5u9e9an9enen Sefeble Die Sabrt
rad Srootlpu an. Slum bate ey fi1 in 8ez
meguug 9eistt, ale er aud iaon auf Der 2auOz
sunge feftiubr un6 iogor berm gtntrttt Der
bGdfen 5lutb ni6t flOtt gematt weroen
tonnte. @rt gegen i3 lbr gfadulitta98 ge=
lang es 3tpei tarten 9tenlorqucuren, i'm in
ticie8 g8aher 81 3iehen, uno nadlOem cine flttd
tige unteriu9uu9 III ergeben i4ien, baB bas
Gtiff nitt beidd6i9t mar, itbte buiieIbe iene
Iabrt fort. 2Ser bic YerantmoJtlifteit fir
Sen lIniall trdgt, III nod rid)t feltgehellt.
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geu zSrIeuus, IS. Sunni. Gladz
Great, on Der 9reuJe 6ar Gir6ipiels DIT uno
g2ef- GeliclauuG purbe George Snaq5te,
elmer Der bgruurrageubfen, farbigen, repu5lt'
faniiGer Bolititsr beB Gtaates gelnu9t. @T
Beltrnt iGiiber ieuen @euatss8tf.rtit n Der
Qsqielotur unb tpar ip6ter Reeifratious' On
psTbiIcr, ObauH gEBefeuter I'm hlsFgsu
3Culmt. SIN Sabre 1876, ole bic Brats
6fuiIdafts BermideIuageu pareu, mnree
SnapSis ber @rmor6uug bes Aobototen
gPbite beiGnloigt, niht pr0SeiftIt, aber an9s'
nieIsu, Die Srtiduft bu UerIGfeu una tb1l Der
Scb IN Guefid1t gsfeut, DenR er pIsosr
iomme. S0r elnigeu E0geB gina nun
Snnpjie nod SeIictana ua6 Uert5slte etrs
luIare, IN petden er ben 6arbtsen anEteta,
BET Der beute f1ttfiuoeuoeH Seuats' Sbaql
nift Al fiimneu, oa bic Sa61a ne nt4t oe7
rabre. @s bantelt f9 udmIIb ntht nm
BarteiIra9eH, ionbern um Die SrG9e, o. oe'
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luue ibrts Sreibriffes sefGttet tDsrOeti lou'
Ste Gesuer Der 2otterie betrahteten SDap'
Ne's S(r1nIten ole eiuen S9li5 TN 5ute'
rife 6erislbeu Hn6 Iieseu ibn nIs goere a4tt
aeu GhEIaItfra perbaften. 2ls etn 9llts'
g6eriff ibn in'e @efduguiB brtugen moute
Durte er uorl elmer bepaffueten Sanoe angs'
halteu, relte Inn ben @efangenea eHtrts
| 6ente Glnrsen farb man SDaglle mt &C.
5rc@enem @euid On etHem SGun bet Sloc
GgseI bdugen.