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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
ConmassiOners' Proceedings.

Board met in regular session with
Commissioners Carter. Hickey aud
King present Proceedings OF last
meeting examined aRd found correct.
Bills presented against the county
we're then examined and those found
correct allowed and warrants ordered
drawn for same.
Ordered that the probate judge take
charge of the three children of Mrs.
Sagers and make the best disposition
OF them possible; said children having
been abandoned by their parents and
left in destitute condition.
Bills of election judges and clerks
allowed as by :he list of names pre-
seuted 10 the board
Ordered that Mrs. Booth be allow
ed eight dollars per week for the care
of Mrs. Zerger as long as she is help
less and in condition To need care
and attention, or until this order is
revoked.
On petition of citizens j. w. Church
ell is appointed a justice of the peace
I. for Beaver precinct
On petition Gotbe Rasmussen is
appointed road supervisor for Camas
: Meadows district
e Ordered that the printing of the
delinquent tax list for the year 1890
r be awarded TO Norman Jones, of the
+ IDAHO News, he being the lowest
4 bidder for the same
Ordered that j. c. Jensen be ap
pointed road supervisor of the Little
Blackfoot district.
Ordered that S. j. johnson be re
. lieved from the bond Of Joseph Byr
y ington, as watermaster of WilliforC
y Irrigation Co.
q Bond of w. G. Ellis, as supervise
q of road district No 8 approved.
y Ordered that Geo. II. Storer be nc
1t lieved from the bond of T. j. Smith
'e and that Smith be required to make
new bond.
II Ordered that on proper bond bein
Is filed the petition of JAS, Poulson an
re Others for new road near Eagl
10 Rock be granted, and that V. c. Roe
OF der. John I. Heath and I. G. Ingel
le soil be appointed viewers, and that th
X clerk notify the petitioners of thi
Y action.
IS Petition OF f. II. Tyler and other
81 for road in Dauilson Springs distrit
AT was laid over as no bond accompanie
~ the petition.
Bond OF Thomas Robertson, waite
master, approved.
Ordered that when w. G. Stuffiebea
10 pays bis taxes and presents his T
- ceipt TO the clerk of this board, th'
az the clerk is hereby ordered TO issue
warrant on the county general fur
for $231.44, and deliver same to '
G. Stuffiebeam, for the reason that
appears that he has been overcharg'
that amount, and that he has now
os other means of redress.
Board then adjourned TO meet I
tv Monday, November 18th, to acce
- bonds of officers and allow them
= qualify for their respective offices.
" GEo. A. RoBETHAS,
Clerk Board of Commissioner
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
Married.

Al The residence OF the brides pa
rents, three miles east of town, Thurs
day evening October 23d, by Rev. G.
C stull. Mr.. G. w. Mccormick, OF
Dclemar, Idaho, to Miss Annie Gray
az Blackfoot After the ceremony
and congratulations we're over, the
bride and groom came to town ano
took the II o'clock train for Delemal
their future home. THE News wish
ca the young couple a long life anc
much happiness.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25

Albert Anderson cut his foot badly
with an axe first of the week. The
cut ia painful one as the axe sever
ed two OF the bones ON top OF the foot
Hon j. w. Reid delivered splen-
did oration at Spokane Falls Exposi-
tion Day. He did himself great credit
and Idaho great honor.
When Boise papers, Statesman and
Sun, get through electing United
States senators for Idaho, the legisla-
ture may be called upon TO say word
in the matter. At any rate it is safe
10 guess the senator's will not be cleo
ted until the Legislature meets.
The hardest man to get along with
il the one who believes he and the
Pope are the only two living infalli-
ble ones at the present day.
Mrs. Coral burst, of Salt Lake City,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. j. T.
Morgan, died Sunday morning, 0ctO-
ber 10Th, of typhoid fever Friends
OF the Judge and family throughout
Idaho will sympathize with them in
this great affiicnon.
One of the best places 20 stop when
in Salt Lake is at that popular hostel
I ry, The White House. You will moi
complain of prices. fare nor accomo
dations. Mr.. Phillips, the genial ant
courteous manager, makes it pleas
ing duty TO see that all guests ar
well cared for, and attentiyely ant
courteously treated. When in th'
city give him call
Married at Ross Fork, Hubert Tetob,
, and Evelyne. This ceremony accord
ing TO statements from agents, Is th
first that has ever occurred on tn
reservation. Evelyne was one of th
e pupils at Fort Hall school and Tetob
. is the assistant blacksmith. Both ar
full blooded Shoshones. Rev. Stul
al the request Of the parties, wen
: down on Saturday morning and pc
formed the ceremony.
AL St Mary's Academy, Salt Lake.
4 10 the midst OF most prosperous Sc
sion. The new building in process
erection TO meet the growing patrol
! age will soon be completed and ia
Is nished when the good sisters wi
10 have all the room needed for the cor
fort, convenience and for the syster
a. attic instruction OF their pupils in q
n the branches Of thorough, polite ar
business education. Ii is wonderf
!. what grand work is being achieve
: at St Mary's and what choice fruit
Y TO be gathered later on from the see
v sown there from day to day.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
IoartFers Wamtest.

Mrs. Sill will accommodate parties
desiring board in private family at
reasonable rates. For further infor-
nation call at her residence in west
end of town
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25

y. y ~ District Court u THIRD Judicial Dis.
y s'ansy nf bingham. state Of Idaho.
n. a.. -. j.. A. - .astttta.... -,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25

Sweet flowers, sweet autumn flowers,
Blooming through these chilly hours,
We love to come and say good by
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
w. H. DARILSOR
|LVAYS TO THE FRONT.
A SURPRISE
/ FOR THE kFDiE6,
|l1a way Of dress patterns.

h y The cry need not he repeated,
III Miss ----. has dress Of that
Aia!l line Of Millinery, Childcn's
u Infants Caps, 10 Surah silk and
7 fah Infants vests and sacqucs
Il aiiss and Miss Miita, Jersey and
aanere Gloyes. fascinators and
q ayr Caps, Zephyrs, Saxony and
Ahiiiing Cotton.
Anything ! have not mentioned
4 al tci,.
B Sos as | Discount all Bills | cat
goods as cheap as the cheapest
ARS. A. Il. BARNHART
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
PASTURE.

N. VII Pasture Horses and Cows By
n, week OF month.
inquire at Ranch,
GEo. p. HOWELL,
NJ Blackfoot River.
''VHioot Idaho, Sept, IL, 1890.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
ATTENTION |
The Election
| is over.
| AllOmcers
| Are Elected.
L and our Fall stock OF
DRY GOODS

,r rady for Inspection consisting OF
p,s. sannels, sacklngs, plaids,
,,.5sr,ss. ginghams and prints.
tall and complsse line OF chill.
L., underwear, both boys and
g,a
/ Aassy ulee and reasonable assoFt-
-, q ladlrs and gents underwear,
/ Arsr nice line Of ladies, genss
" ebildrens hosiery.
\ 4 tsir line Of rcd, white and blue
h a.ssl
ganks,s from the cheapest TO the
H..
n Al elegant line Of saxony, both
\ knsslic and imported Of various
Il ssfs ash reasonable prices.
\ ne Mon,anna' yarn Is the strong
4 VI anl zlosi durable
4 lhss sou have examined the siocl
4 lsaf rompcgilDs, We would y
h usu ,tan glad 10 show you our line
n rrs believe, upon inspection tha
h v saa e0uvince the most skepiic
aai W give you better value 10
H aaa than ans other house In town.
"a have aruAson 20 believe" this
Cone and see our goods We havi
n As1 10 sui, Democrats. Republican
n nd Everybody
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09
SEVEN OF The EIGHT
Fatal Termination Of a Young Mems
Fishing Excursion.
The Boat Capsized and All Were
Drowned Save One Who Sank
for the Last Time but
Was Saved.

BosroN, June s.-Tbis morning eight
young men started for a fishing excursion
in n sail boat. When about IA mile from
Thompson's island, ia Dorchester bay,
the boat was struck 10y "a squall and cap
sized. All hut onc were swimmers, but
instead IF trying Ia SWIM ashore, They
tried To- climb into the boat, which was so
heavily ballastcd that their weight would
force her beneath the surface, leaving
them struggling ia the water. la this
manner the strength Of the men was ex-
haus,cd and they sank 10y one until
hut one was left. The survivor. Walter
Quinlan, had sank for the last time when
the boat, in rising came mp under MN
lifting him above the surface. He iioated
in an unconscious condition for some
time. when the boat was seen from the
shore by the employees OF the gas works
at Cow Pasture Point. who went out.
brought him la shore and rcstiscitated
him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09

raised. Fresh cut flowers are set in the
windows. Mail is delivered by a postman
and taken in by a servant. The butcher,
the baker and the grocer deliver stock.
This week a painter rehabilitated the
rather rusty front fence with a handsome
coat of black, and a gardener clipped the
lockwood hedge inside the fence. The
gravel on the carrlageway has been fresh
~ laid and leveled, and the house smart
ened up In keeping with the freshness OF
spring. Al night lights are seen within
and sometimes sounds are heard OF n fes-
tival nature. Several times parties OF
~fashionably dressed men and women have
entered early and departed late. What
Twcnty-third street wants 10 know Is;
Who is now the tenant If the house? The
distinguished imprcssario, Signor de
Vivo. who owns the old Josie Mansfield
house mex door, and lets part of IL out in
furnished lodgings, has his own opinion
in the matter. Al the Union club they
say that Frederick Gerhard is now the
lessee OF the Beecl-Grant cottage and its
occupant. But after all they do a doal OF
gossipping in clubs on "A very flimsy
foundation Of fact.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09
THREE CHARMING WOMEN.
Blaine, rrettie-t Daug bter-A senator,
Young Wifc-IanRtry's L'Neiy Home.

i%iain.', rrettisst Daugbter-A SENATORS
Young w~ifr-Iangtry's I"Neiy Home.
Mr.. Blaine is likely TO lose his youngest
and prctticst daughter. Miss Eatin, IA =
few months. one of the young diplomats
attached Ia "A foreign legation. having
captured her heart, IL IL reported. The
Blaine girls have all married for love aiid
not for society or station. They have
been carefully educated under the super
vision Of their mother and Miss Dodge.
whose nom lie plume is Gail Hamilton.
Mrs. Coppinger was not IA beauty :
neither is Mrs. Damrosch. Their rcmark-
able resemblance Ia their distinguished
father would have made them handsome
men, but there is almost too much char
actcr in il for female beauty. In Miss
Hattie. however, her fathers Roman nose
is softcncd and is not obtruslve. Her
complexion is perfect lily and rose. Her
voice is musical and her eyes winning and
expressive. The Blaine household will he
lonely without her. aud her parents will
be loath To part with her.
senator Hearst differs from his wife in
dislikiug society. He appears DESTROYS of
avoiding fine people and fine houses. He
is now in his nth year, and is extremely
proud of his wife. who IL not much more
Than half his age. Mrs. Hearst is fond of
society life, fon of young people and
fond " keeping about her pretty young
women as her seasons guests. The
senator evidently enjoys ha ling her
do all these things. She is a hand
some woman and ~strikingly of the
Spanish type. Mrs. Hearst admits she
takes the best care OF herself, and this
she considers every woman's duty. Her
complexion is dark, but wonderfully soft
and clear; her eyes are dark aud impress
sive: her hair il lark and shining and
worn AS smooth as satin. She is slightly
below the medium height, with a slender
and graceful figaro. Her voice IL lew.
and her manner exceedingly quiet, gentle
and easy.
Twenty-third street. New York, has "a
mystery. Ii il embodied in Mrs. Lang
try's house. This cosy, c~ottagu-like man
sion. which the actress leases from the
parents of the American beauty. Miss
Adele Grant, il apparently occupied. AL
though Mrs. Langtry il In London. Every
morning the iron carriage gates are
Opened. aud the parlor shades partly
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09
Chief Is. of the English Navy.

From Puck.
Civilian-Wha do on think of the new
dynamite cruiser. the Ncsuvius:
Naval Officer ldubioIslyI Wei, shc'sa
pretty fair sor, of vessel.
Civilian testify Why, whats the mat
ter with her"
Naval Officer The cruiser is swift
enough. and all that sort Of thing. but j
give you my word as "A gentleman that
her dancing accommodation Is simply
wrctchcd, shamcfully inadequate.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09
Quite n Trip.

Prom lrck.
First \. Dakotan from near the Mahi-
toba linel-l guess I'll take in the South
till spring sets in fer good.
Second y. Dakotan- How fur south do
you calculate going?
First y. Dakotan- oh, South Dakota.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09
A PERiLOUS VOYAGE.

Professor baldwin Making Preparations
for "A BALLOON Trip Across the Atlantic.
From the Denver News.
Professor Thomas Baldwin, the acr-
naut, accompanied by his wife, is making
his headquarters AT the Glcnarm during
his engagement in this city. The professor
has made four asccnsions here and will
complete his work at this point by two
more leaps from the clouds which will
take place Saturday and Sunday next.
81 have been making ~ascensions for ten
years." said he yesterday to a NeWs man,
sand never yet met with the slightest ac-
cident. The reason why so many para
chute jumpers are killed il that they are
not practical men. Their machines are
not made correctly aud oscillate too
freely. | began with a sixty-cight pound
parachute, but the n &c now use weighs
hat eighteen pounds"
"Is Z not difficult to get oil the ground
hcrc?"
"Not il the balloon has ascension
power enough. IL made correctly II will
shoot up like a bullet from a IN. At the
height Of one mile AT Denver the atInos-
pherc Is one-fourth lighter than at the sea
coast. The balloon should, therefore, he
onc-third larger han the one required in
"a lower altitude. There is, then, no qucs-
ton about getting uD."
isn't il almost suicidal to trust your
life to a parachute"
"lf I wanted to commit suicide and was
tied tn a parachute, ! couldn't do IT,. The
danger is more apparent than real. and
after making ~ ~asccnsions 10 high al,i-
tudes | go about the work with as much
confidence as YOU would feel in walking
up a pair of stairs
In regard Ia the ability of n man To fly
Professor Baldwin has some peculiar
ideas.
"During my tour Of the world I had &C.
casios~ frequently TO observe the motions
Of the albatross, which Is found on the
VI south of the equator. The albatross
Is n wonderful bird, aud n ny directly
against the wind simply by balancing IT,
self at an angle Of about five degrees
against the force OF the current. The
wedgc-shapcd air below causes the bird Ia
rise and AT the same time To move for
ward without the slightest movement of
its wings. II simply sails against the
wind. When the air Is not In motion II
flies like any other bird. The act Of fly
ina In man Is nothing more b the act
Of learning To balance himself, and il "a
nan could practice long enough without
hurting himself we would soon have some
human flyers"
81 am about to undertake "a series of
experiments preliminary to an attempt
To cross the Atlantic In a balloon" said
Prof. Baldwin in answer To an inquiry.
''By agreement with "A San Francisco
paper ! am 10 make an ascension from
that city next fall aud ann To receive
nothing for the work unless travel at
least 1000 miles. ] shall also make a
trial from his city. and will start pre-
pared 10 stay in tlie air several days.
Tic higher clouds arr always moving
cast and there Is no reason why u balloon
should not travel 10 ar 30 miles AN hour
IA. fI.s .n 49,, .lf..nassaF. IE. .,.Il 80.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

Gin Morb I'M cine Gi8arre
lit int GsIinsni8 Sai It Gierre in 9tlrz
ieile rerlbt tpprcst. 9ort bcfuaben
it6 lett einiser GET bic b. b'n Strdf.
Iinse Ogsero nno Wnrtp III 1aft. !3piz
i6sn beipen bate fiji eta St.eit entipons
men, neil 8urtq i~eifer &ameraoen abs
eeI6Ia1en bate, III, eini5e 3dge aus
ieiner Gisarre tbut gu IaiIen. &aum
cine Stunoe nodbe, mari ftp i'm S4lafs
iaa!e Ossero auf @'u:tq uab braebte BIN
in Der SersseJenb isd5 tiefe Tseierlt i4e
Bel unb stpar nit elmer fo!aen S6nels
Iigfeit, baB psber 9&6rter mod Sefan=
gene, bic f;6 sans III Or Babe bsfaneen,
tba surtitsu baIten rermottss. Ser
M6rter eeitanb Elm, hab er bic 9Hai
der Gisarre tpe9en" po!!fi6rt hlbe.
Sn SadIon in Ri6:san insts prr
einigen Tasen elm srober 9unb cine
fleine Waus Dor fi9 bin, bic ii poler
ToSesansIt sinel EefeJrapbe 'pfoten
binauf flettc.t. u1o pbea all Orabt
angeIanst, nieisn tpie et, Sc ~ltIaier be-
trat unb lan9'am B ) STA nd9 ZEN Yfos
item bina5idritt. Gi.H- Splsiergun5
bate lie lat cine Stu 5, II alIprub
aenommen, uab ais tie CT III iuiebsr auf
bic Grbe b:rabfamL ipae lie il e~rrattet,
baB fe Il , pili5 BON eins.n gaann auf
beben unb fprttra5en lieb.
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G!merifami:Nts Mnerlei.

Cine unterirbiids serGus
mise SDbIe pelde nit %tpcrtbpolen
@aaren aaer 4rt ansefiat tpar, tuuroe
fur,lid in ter JiGbe ION Neiutpn, in
SanIas, BON mebreren 9noben entredt.
G8 ftellte fi4 teraus, hab lene SeSenz
itdnte ron sabIrei1en Gtnbrl4sn ker=
riibren, fpeIGe i'm &aufe Res Soifnlers
in her Gtaet reriibt tpureen uno ron ben
Disbsn in iener 96hIe cbne 3fpeifel per'
bergen tpuroen.
Siefer Z iuurbe su Dtanito,
SciGinois, elm tau5lturnne8 Yaar, Sbos
mas q. Granfpeu BON Nanito unb Srdu=
Isin Gaa Solicit, Elm babi&es iungeS
SSrdulein BON Gratpfprb GpuntpL Su.,
oetraut. 8ep. 8bilipp 9lIett o Der
SoubItummsn : 4nItalt in Sadicnpiue
pou;cs Die Graruas in ter Seiden'
iprete. Gin. srpbe Menae Sreunbe
ppEnten Ger Trauurs unb benz carauf
fpIaenten GmpFanae BET
Gin Sarmer in Wtaine bat aut
einsm Iere 2anb 73S guibel 8artcfstn
se5psen.
@ie TuImabes, Der jest ben
Orient bereiit, behauptst, bat &onl9 So
Icmp ie1Sbunbert unb adt;is VfiGionsa
9funS @pIb unb l,O29.0O0,3n Htb.
SterIina Silbsr bereTen. SaS 1T aaers
binaB elm grocer Gsi6tbun. Ibsr bod
mar es Elm @Iid fur ben tpeiien aontg,
bab eS su ieiner 3sit nod fein We'bz
naatsfe;t eo5, benn bic 1000 tbeurea
@attiEnc, nit loren YloBsn ipurosn als
idbsIid ell 8ernpsen perlan8t baben.
8robes lnbeiI bat elm 8lnts
bunb anssri6tet, reI9er BEL Der Autlb'
runa r0.i ,Snfel Gpm's Suite" i'm
Thedter III 8pttStonn in 9eanipleanien
miipirtte. Die bIuts .erise Bette iibers
iteI ndmIib pl6BIid ben bic Goue oes
abDptaten 0;arfs ip:eIenben Sdauipie'
Ter @m. Granbal, {aBte ibn NIT ibren
idarfen 2dbnen an Der 3ebIs unb bradte
ibm fdipsre @~erIesunscn Bel. Der
furdtbar sussribtete Rann tpuree NIT
Wube bern iputbIdnaubenben 9unbe erlt'
riIen unb, nadbem feline @uneen rers
bunben tparen, mad sem 9o5pitnl aberz
fibrt, tpcrauf bic Goriteauns ihrer1 Sort'
gang nabrn.
neber cine ieItene 8erpefis
Iuna. fuirb aus Chicago beridtet: Yatrla
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

ideine, ni6ts I'M 9tanbe ici, sic &eia'
belt tbrer Seele 3n beflefen.
sic crtrus TAPER mcitcr Sltd rilo
fra9te:
.Saoeu sic mir, moran ih bin ;
iaaen Sic mir bic sart;e @abrbeit, fpte
arauIam iie and iein m09e, benin ta
firfte, utetne Sage ntat 9enali aut9e-
faBt Ut baben."
@liidlid, tie 10 ipre9en an 1Srer,
erflarte id) ibr, inpiefern GENTLE 2bat.
ladcn III Dem fatalen Seroaht, Der arf
ibr ~laitete, Snlab geseben: SD tiiste
biu,1, DAP i) iibcr3Gist mare, es pitroe
ihr Gin Qcidtcs fem, b~cnlelben ST per-
miIden, uno bat iie idliebli9 einerin9'
lid, mir ibr sau3es Sertrare1 3it ld1e1l'
fcu.
nSSd alaubte sic iiber3eust BON mel
ner InIdulb?" erpibcrte iie 5agbatt.
ga, bas bin i6 fir incline gertol.
gbsr Die sait;e @cft fol- nlsiils ani'6t
tbeilen." ,.
nOas wirb ME seideben, firfte i'd.
Der 8erba4t lit anf mild gefalett, CT
Nib at mir bafteu nnb mett yiairte
bleibt alf epis befedt:"
LIMB bas ipolter Gle ertra9ett, trerttl
elm etnsises Wort 9eniiste -
SD flratet eab h.uts ilsi1e @orte
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8sman pon S.. 0rrrn=S nrrsb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-10

Gage furd1 Sseuer serItSrt fporoen. Gin
frii9ere: & edit bes a~b3sbrannten, Elm
asfuiiier Nf!9ael Waier .uS Wiae.b19,
rat mad seiem @:itdnonis zen Braab
seiegt; Ma,er nuibs p~erbaftet.
SuIsba5 a. 30. 8rpbes Su iIeben
srre5t tie Ge, baftuns be5 in bisiiser
8emeihe. unb llnnsesenb aIsemein Be.
Liebtea Yiar. esS .. ipeser anesbliGen
GittIiAss;t5rersetens. zinc fdpn fri,
her itatiJehab.e la'sfiu3uns latte bas
Gr9ebltb, nab 9r. = se5eh Site,beitss
leiltung auf freiem SUB bstaHen porben
lit; um io.unertparteter fam bic anlds:
LID elmer tpeiteren Ser ej.auns nrG 0
gene Ssftnabme.
ceaerrei6.
@ien. Ser 2pmiter TsFoir Bat auf
Der 8ubne bes 8oIfstbedters tpdtrenn
Der Gprlteuuns pIotli9 sa5 8tbd9.niE
per!oren. Der 3iaitIer mub.e in G.;t.
Ii4e Sebanblurs senpmmsn iusrsen.
8aben. Ser biefisen Holi;s. lit ea
seIunsen, bon Der Saben, Moolins unS
nmgebuns unii6erma1 snben Ginbrtder=
banrs stpei 9auptrdceIsIlbrer, @Olf=
gang &eitmaper in 8erdtolb5porf unb
9lbalbert 3a5atstp in @untramsbOrf su
berbaften.
Marburg. Sci benz @insuse bes
neuen iIobenifd ~seitanten 8ii9ofs rirb
1ib bic bieiiSs reuti9e 8emeinbepsr!rss
tuns ni4t betbeilissn, neil man e.
,rerseHen" bat, ben StaStratb ippobI
bon Der @rnennuns bes 8ii9ofs ais
aud bon Der SntbfoniIation bss fpreiiz
i9en 2ir4enfarIten in 3enntnib 81
fesen.
OImub. Der Ga5ID5ner Srans
1lumann, tpeIasr anseflast mar, ieinen
greiIen 8ater ermorbst uab beiIsn 2eids
in einem @aHertum pei Der tedt su bas
ben, tpurbe gum Tobe bur4 ben Strans
bsrurtbeilt.
9ei. Ser 8aIiier Der unsarii5en
Gibbabn, Sran3 Barrel, aus Sefien Safe
cine Summe bon 22,71s @ulben se=
ftobIen tpor6en mar, bat fi9 Gags barauf
auf benz alien Sriebpofe bur6 elm &ez
polperIduB entleibt. &. binterlieb einen
Brief in tpeIdem er perii9ert, an benz
9iebitabl uniduIbiS 3u fem.
eawsss.
Bern. Die 3inbboIsfabrifanten bei
Santons perben nddfteas in elmer Gin:
eabe an bic SunoeS oeria nmluns nm
ginfibruns Der i@tpebiiGen 3inpb6Is:
den Dbsr Res W~onoppL5 bur4 DEN 8unb
bitten. Gros auer bisberi5en befoI9ten
Sori9riften unb ~aasetpanbten 8oriidt
nebmen Die Grfransunsen in ben 8bosz
Observation-Disclosures in behenflibem
Mabe su.
4ppeuseIl u. .R 3. Sn Der &s.r
tu~nssanitatt @ieien Eel Seri5au brad
eurslid Elm 8ran6 ans, ter ieSc6 in,
Seine erItidt tpurSe. Se95 3belin9e
battea ba5 Ssuer aneeGegt uno 3,rar auf
@runb zines sfpii6en iblen bereits i'm
Srabja9r abssI6Lo'icnc3 &ompIotts, bic
@nitatt ie ebsr ie lieter IL Ssanb gu
fteden. SIN Ottober iva: bereit5 Elm
gsr-u9 9em1dt lporbsn.
@Iaru8. Mit ;ebsm Gage ;eissa
iih fir ben Ganton me9r Sbwierisseiz
ten fir Die lnterbrir9ung bon Srren.
GS brdngt imuer rnear Jul, 81u elmer
SantpasdnItult bin. 2aut 2anbasa'
meinre. 9sitluB io0en 10000 ST. in ben
Srrenbaasfonb 9els9t peroen.
3uri6. Der f~riifsre Gaiiirer bes
TuA5eI@d;t3 Stidler & SO. in NitterS.
neil, Der, ipie erinnerIid, !. 3. tpesen
unterif ria sung elmer Sumnte bon itber
100000 Stancs psrfa tet tpurSe, it ~
7 Sahren 3udt9auS p.rurtbe;lt iporben.