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The morning call., 1890-09-17


CALIFORNIA PATENTS.
Tie following Californlans have been granted
patents: George S. Andres, San Francisco. ap-
paratus for making extracts; James I. Fish,
San Francisco, fruit-pitting machine; Smith Nc
Garvin, San Jose, running gear; Frank Mcclure,
Stockton, chuck for turning lathes; DIR. f.
Ollver, San Francisco, hay rickers; Henry A.
Peabody, Ukiali. fence post; Charles b. Towle,
Vallejo. school desk; Frank White aud +. j..
Murphy, Pomona, animal trap.
THE TARIFF CoNFEREEEs.
II Bayne declines to serve as one OF the
Tariff Conferrees McKenna will be appointed.
terests would not suffer In the hands OF the COM
mittee apponted-ttat they were all friendly to
Coast interests, and that hc had assurance that
his sweet VINE clause, which was stricken out by
tile Senate, would be restored by the c0nferrees.
NEW TRANsCoNTINENTAL LINE.
The Choctaw Coal and Railway Company has
finished its line from South McAllester In Indian
Territory TO Fort Smith. and yesterday put on
Is said marks the first step In the next continen
tai line which will be known as "the thirIy-ffth
parallel ne."
MoRMoNs AND PUBLIC LANDS.
Among the measures introduced at this session
aimed against the Mormons were two land bills:
one providing that In Wyoming. and the other
that In all STATES and Territories polygamists
and those abetting polygamy shall not be per-
mitted 10 enter public lands under any Of the
land laws. The bills were broadly framed and
would prevent bona iide settlers
already on lands from acquiring patents and
would also affect many people who are not
really believers in the Mormon doctrine OF plural
marriages. The Land ONCE opposed the bills
on these grounds, and the Public Lands Com
mittee yesterday adopted the recommendation
and the measures were reported adversely and
ordered to lay on the table and be POSTPONED
indefinitely. This means the killing OF The bills
California pensions: Original-DanielC G. Place.
San Diego; Patrick Moore, San jose; George
Lone, Happy Camp; Enos r. Bailey. Los An.
gees. Original widow-Mary E., widow OF Lude
B, Little. Nevada Civ,
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The morning call., 1890-09-17

GIRLS UNIoN.-The fifth annual meeting and
election OF Directors for the Girls Union takes
place at IL o'clock this morning in The home
narlOIs. ia Bush street.
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Burial Of Canon Liddon.

LONDON, Sept. 16.-The remains OF Canon
Liddon were entombei in the Cathedral to-
day. in the presence Of an immense assem-
blage.
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A VICIOUS MILL.
Battle Of Light-WeightS at New
Orleans.
Andy BOEan Laid Out by Jimmy Carroll
in TVsnty-0ns Rounds.
The Fight Characterized by Terrific Punches
Thr0ughOut-Both Men Show Great
GameleSS.
Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL

New ORLEANS, Sept. 16.-The long-ex-
pected fight between the light-weights, Andy
Bowen of New Orleans, who recently
bested Billy Myers, and Jimmy Carroll of
San Francisco, who was defeated by Jack
McAuliffe in aiforty- ty-seven-round fight some
time ago, came off tonight, and Bowen was
knocked out in the twenty-frst round.
About 5000 people witnessed the battle,
which was good one. Bowen weighed
1907, and Carroll 1921 pounds. The purse
was SSOoO of which $500 went to the loser.
The police insisted on fivc-ounce gloves.
In the first two rounds there was no ma
terial advantage on either side, Bowen
having the best of it if anything.
In the third, fourth and fifth Carroll was
on top, landing several severe blows on
Bowen's face and body. although he was
pretty well dazed himself from punches in
the stomach and on the nose.
In the sixth both men were tired, but
Bowen succeeded in knocking Carroll down
with a rght-hand swing, nearly repeating it
a moment later with right t-hander on the
jaw.
From this on to the fifteenth round honors
were about even, some hard blows being re-
ceived by both men, each of them seeming
pretty weary.
In the fifteenth Carroll knocked Bowen
down with terrible highlander. Bowen
got up, but Carroll was too weak to finish
him.
In the sixteenth both received severe pun
ishment, and in the seventeenth Carroll gave
a tremendous punch in the stomach to
Bowen in return for stnger on the sneck,
and also drew blood from Bowen's nose.
Bowen clnched and they fell. Carroll on top.
In the eighteenth round Bowen hit Car
roll on the eye, cutting it, and receiving in
return blow on the nose which felled hlm
In the nineteenth Bowen was very weak
and Carroll, getting his second wind, gave
Bowen several severe blows.
In the twentieth Bowen tried hard to
steady himself, aud managed to avoid a
Knockout; but in the twenty-first Carroll
landed right and left, and Bowen fell ex-
hausted. He arose again. but fell lmme-
diately, and then was counted out.
He was terribly punished. but made no
complaint, having done the best he could.
He showed great gameness aud was loudly
applauded.
Carroll was unhurt save slight cut and
a swollen upper lip. The time was an hour
and twenty-four minutes.
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and forwards certificate from The Local Board
of Civil Service Examiners that lie is eligible the
department can take no action In his favor.
srppTJEs FOR MARE IsIAND
The morning call., 1890-09-17

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 16-COunt Toll
st0i, the Well-knOWn author, is seriously III.
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CALIFORNIA PATENTS

AT the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0LIlce TO-DAY pro-
pOsas for supplying the Mare Island Navy yard
with lumber, iron, steel and hardware were
Issued.
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Gr3biid)ot sSeeban's ftlbcrmes
sSubilCitttft.

6 Ghicngo, %. ftOber. - 9aS 25-jGh=
rige &ubilGum Der Yriciterpcibe oes GrSbi=
id)OfS Yanid q. 6eebau muroe beute in Der
SatbeNr0le oes beiIigeu 9tamens an Der
Gde Der Emperor uno Stateir. gefeiert.
Inter Den ampeIenbeu Erdlaten unb Gjeita
lld)en, 418 an Der 3ubl, btiunocn lid Die
@rSbr60ie 3pan pon philadelphia, GlOer
pOn Cincinnati unO 5relanO BON St. Youl,
Slihoi J(aoemad)er pom 9iaibullle unO ulele
anNere 8iid)0ie. Gribild)of 6eeb0u CeIe-
brrte Elm pdpltlid)es 0ohamt unO Sld)of
>iohn s. 6ogan Don Sanas=9ttp trug etnc
Gulpoie III @breu oeS SubilarS oOr. Der
Gaplt id)ldte cine 9epeide, in wclfer er
oem Grsbiid)ol gratuitrtc unb i6m, iopie
alien Shcilnebmcru all Der Tcicr ietuCn e.
gen crtbeilte. 1tadj Dem GotteSOtenIte ian0
in Dem groBen SpeiiciOale Oe5 u2lnOito.
riltm=6otels" Cin Santctt ltatt, uno GrSbi=
Idol Tceban bielt bnraui eluen grOBcn Gms
pfang. 9oeute 2lbenp beme9tc lid 81 Gbren
Oes Grcjgniiies cin 6adelSug Ourdl Die
SuaBen, an pctt)em iibcr $4,000 Ycrloncn
thrtIun hureu
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Sic ,Ws afiia" ttt Te,p .Srlcaus.

9tem Srlcan8, ga, %. Sftobcr. -
Die 3taliener, mel6e angetlGgt itnO, Ben
GOliSeid)ef !0cnneiip crmoroet 81 babeu,
mur0en geitern Dem 6idtcr ;nm &orperb0r
uOrgefiibrt, ooh mur0e baiielbe auf 2lnna0
beS 0titrtftsgcrtdteS auf unbeitimmte 3ett
pcrld)Oben, nno Die 9ln9etlagten murOeu obne
s3ulanuu9 sur &iirQlbait ms @efGugniB
gcibldt. Su Der 9iQhe oes Srtes, NO Die
Grmoroun9 6enneip's itattianb, bat Die 80
lt3ci nod Smet 3erlcgbare gcmebre aeiun=
ben, Ole nii;wcifelbaft bel Der AuSfiiBrIng
Der Gbnt bcnuBt morOen iin".
Der 9lnpalt Don Sboma8 9uIin, ser iett
Dem Il. D. DttS. obne J3ulaiung Sur SiirQz
ld)aIt8tcllnng luegen leineS WiOrOautalle5
auf 2ntOniO Scafiebp, etncu Der M0rber
9enneTQ'S, I'M SefaugniB geieiien bat lit
aut 9lntraQ ieine5 2lnm0lte8 gegen $1,000
Siirgd0it frcigelaiien woroen, "a it'd Stoi-
feot mteOer uolIitdnrig erbOlt bat unO anger
NrhruSnrfnhr beiiuSrt
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Wicrifp's YScracltltttG.

SaniaS= Gttp, no, %. Sftobcr. -
Setrddltlide @ufregung berrid)t inter ben
hieiigen Siebbdnolern ilber Die geitcrn per
Offentifte 9tad)rid)t, baB Die mGritaniid)e
&cgierung ;ur Sergeltuna fiir Die McNin.
lep= Sia allem, ans oen Ser. Staaten inl=
pprtirten Sieb eiuen Solt pon 5000 pro
SSaggonlabung auiellegt hat. 9Senu it'd
blele Nadrid)t beltdtigt - NIB lie fon1nlt
aus SuperlGlFger Suelle - 10 bebeutet iie
Den 9fuiu alien SiebbaubelS smr6eu ben
Ser. Staaten unb Oierifo. Siele 9SagQons
lapuu9cn &ieb iinb Sur 3eit BON bier nad)
Der meritanilhen @renSe uuterluegS. llnqe-
i1br 500 Suldjel GetralbC miiiieu jeoem
&iebSug, Der bon bier mad Nierito geht,
mit9egeben meroen, unO bie merifnnid)e
Rcgierung ldbt iOgar OieicS @eraioe nit)t
iber Die G)reuie, Obne cine 9lbgabe BON 80
Gents pro Suld)el OaruIi 81 erbeben. 9a8
Geriid)t, baB Yterlto cine perartige Tcrgel=
tungSmaBre9el I'M SdiIbe fibre, mar lett
brel ooer uicr Sagen i'm llmlaui, inoeiien
gaubte man nidJt baran, bis beute Sepcz
iden Don Igeuten in Merifo eiutraicn,
mclte Die 9tad)ri6t Su beitdtigen iheineu.
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gsrbcit tttto Sphi,.

Z pringftel0, Sis, 30. Sttobcr. =
Gte grubenbcitter bon Sangamoug Gouutp
babcn Die Don tbren 9lrbcttern 9eforoerte
yohnrate pou 623 Gent8 pro S0une nod
nld)t bepillt9t, uno man glaubt, baB ale
Soblengrdber i'm @Ountp am /. gtopember
auSlttben lueroen.
Soliet, Sls., 30. Sftober.-Gor unqez
fGbr iefs Wionateu raf Die uSuinoiIer
Stahl Gonlpaguie" Gin 2lbfommen mt
tbren 9lrbeiteru, naf lpeldem oicielben Ell
neu Intbeil am Gewinne baben iollten, uno
Orei Nfonate ipdter pertbeilte Der Saiiierer
$4,000 als 9ipipenoe inter lie. Sett lit cine
ime,te 9ipiDenbe ;ur Sertbeiluna inter ole
9lrbeiter gelGngt.
ct. Baul, Miinn., %. Sftober. - SIM
bieiigen Selcgrapbennnte Der y8efiernz
Union Gpmpann" lit BON Dem porQeltern
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Srifc Der Seleqrapbiiten
gti6tS mebr Su mcrteu, Da idon nat) meni.
qen Stunoen cine fait UouSGhlige Sdaar
neuer geute angeitellt mar. IS iteben i'm
@ansen % 0tann aus, uOn oeneu II 10 mie
10 id)ou entlaiitn morOen maren.
Sits burg, Ya., 30. Sttober.-0er
bier taaenbe &onuent Der p2otomottpfiibrerz
Sriiberld)ait" hat beftuitiu gegeu leoe T0pe=
ration nit irgeno elmer anOeren &ereini=
Qung oOn Gilenbabn- Sebienlteteu entidies
Nom
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Senpel's M0rocr.

y 90 . Il d Sflt., %. Stt0ber.-Nrnu
Strhaa hat Oieier Gage eiuen Srisf non
einem Mauue erbalten, melder fd) erbie-
tet, lid fiir $1,000 all Stelle hires Miaunes
bdn0en III laiien.
Sttawa, Ont, 80. Sftobcr. - Nah
elmer bier eingctronenen Aabeloepeidle pom
Cir Charles Supper bat oerielbe Die ia
milic SirhaQ's in GnglanO peranlaBt, cine
8etinon ;ur llmmanOluuQ oeS Qcqen i'm
uerbdnqtcn Sobc5urtbeil8 in llmlaui III
lessen. Der TrQu Oe5 &erurtbeilten lit BON
Dem 6ilf8- ,iuiti;mlniiter Se0outf auf cine
9lniraQe eruiOert morben, baB iie bis gum
>. 9touember ieOcrSeit, unO lpenu tie e5
minidJt, ielbit Die canOoud)e Eetition iiir
SirdQll lbergeben fam.
@lnc beute elngetroricne 9epeite ans
gonOon melOet, Rap man bort in Morlen'S 8
6otel am Sraidlgar SQuare be;iigl1d) ser
2lHgabe rahgeiragt bat, laut meldJcr Ith
Strdau, ielHe Nrdu ullO uoer Sberit," Der
anQcblidbe Sd)reIber eiueS uon Sirdau en-
pIauQeuen SuefeS, III melhcm Der Sd)ret-
ber erfldrt, CT lelblt babe &tupeu erinolien,
i'm ltBten Sauuar in olelem tOotel btiuuocn
baben iouen. 9ic Aahpaqen iteQten ieit,
oaB 9Sirdyaa uub ielne Satin, iomic Elm
9lmeriEaner, Der iid) uS BERT yemiS" nauute,
allerDingS im Ittteu &auuor eintge 3eit
BORT auibielttn unO tntlm nit ciuauoer per.
fehrteu. Sbcril ytmiS beiauo ild) ieOod] iur
3eit Der Grmorourg &cnmel'S nod) in le-
mem S10tel uno fam Oaber uld)t Der MGr0er
lCfu
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Ssciratbct ibren Gmt5d,cr.


Sing 9bomton 9.=9., %. Sttober.-
Sri. 2iiSie Ybelps, cine Su Der iogenaunten
"bciiercn Geiellfhait" geb0rige juuge Game
nno rcde Grbtn, meldJe uabc bieitger Staot
mobnt, luurOe bente 9iadmittag mlt9&illiam
Slatterp, Dem III tbrer Samtlie anQeiteQten
Surder, getraut. Sri. EbelpS lit cine
9tifte bes ueritorbenen 9fihtcrS Sbermau
,. HhelpS, peldJer I'M Sereiu nit lcinen
ScrmanOten id)On bdufig ben .3eitungen
StOil III pitanten gteuigtciten lieIerte. 5ie
Graut lit cine pon brci Sd)mcitcrn, p
Sabre Olt uno beiitt cu %erm0gen DON
100000. Der Srduti9Qn lit bubid), ieboh
gdniltt uugebiloet. Gr tbeiIt nit, Gapt.
Y. 7. SImltedo oon Der 9iatlonolgarOe babe
9eNroht, ibH 81 eri1icBcn, fau5 er Sri.
Nhelps hclrothetc.
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Gicl,marftc.

Gbicago, %. Sftober. - &innoicb:
,3uiubr y 900, &ericnbung 5000; 4rencua
rllrtcu ;urhen $50 II. $5.2O.- SdJmciuC:
3uiubr $4,000, %erlcuOung 1000: @rciie
uarlirtcu ;wiiteu $40 II. s4.25.-S dlaafe:
i3ufubr 10000, %erienOung 1000; Nrel'e "a
rlrten smIi9Cn S3.4O uHO 5000.
GGit -%ibertn, Ia, %. Sttobcr. -
9finopieh: 3uiubr 1897, &erieuouHg 1850;
bretle parttrtcn Smiid)cu $500 uuo S4.60.
- Stmeine: 3ufubr $500, &erjenoung
2OOO; Yreiie oarlrcn jmuhcn $500 unO
$40. - Staaic: 3uiubr 500, &ericn-
bung 500; Yrtile uarllrtcn Swrdlen $2.25
MD $6.25-
St.gouis, %. Stobcr. - 9liuOuicb:
3uIubr 400, %erien0uug -; Hreie pa
rrirten imtiten 800 II. S5.OO.-S Sducine:
3ufubr $500, &ereuoung -; 4reue
OarlIrten SUiiheu $3.50 uno S4.O5. -
Sd)aaie: 3uiubr 100, %erlenOuHg 200;
@retie p0rilrten smtiten $4.0O mo $5.25.
(elus umicrer aeItrieeu .. 9soraeuzelusoabe.)
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Sic 9SablE Gampaatte.

Soutb 8enO, 9nO., 20. SftOber. -
Sefretdr Blaine belt beute 9iafmittag i'm
Sfating Stint Dor cirta 5000 l3ub0rern cine
Tebe iiber Die i'll Der gegenmdrtlgen Gdm=
pa9ne inuOlpirten 6ragen. G5roBcr Gntbu=
iiasmuS berrlhte, unO Der geiitreid)e Jtuf:
whats the matter with Blaine? He's is
all right" murre einmal iiber oa5 anDere
Dial auSgeitoBen. 0ie Mc8tnlep=Slu uno
ibre Segnuugeu warcu natiirlid oas 6aupts
tbcna Der 9lniprahc. gtad)Oem oielelbe be
enOet mar, bcQab iid Blaine noh Ylpmoutb,
mo cr eine Trau uno So6ter traf unO nit
linen aui cinem grtra= &aggOn nad 9Suibs
lngton abreilte.
Milmautce, gSisc., 30. Sftober.-
Sprefer 0teeo fam bcute bier an, uahoem
er i'll San Glaire, Slad 9tiper Sails, Jieeo5-
burg, Saraboo, 0taOiion unb 2Sautciba
tHrSe gnipraden 9ebalten bate. Soeute
slbenO CAB er im StliB's vYart- Sbeater"
Dor einer i3uh0reridaft bon 1000 Yerlpneu
cine mCiterC ,fe0e ;uu Seltcu.
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S6re6ltd)e Ssciutilsdjustg ciatcr
stonilie.

0obQeoille, gStSc., 30. SftOber. -
2lue 0ret S0bne Jiobert FaulS 3u DtiOble=
ton, g&lac., iino Der 9iphtbtrtti8 erIe9en,
lno Die Glteru, iopie ibre einSi9e Sodter
eutgiugen n1lr nit tnapper ltOtb Dem 5oOe.
Sine SugcIauiene &Nte, nit meld)er Die
StnOer pteIteu, ld)leppte Die Srantbett III
Die Saml1e ein. Dian bemerfte Sur Belt,
baB Die &ate nit eluem 2usmurf aus 0taul
uuO giaic behaItet mar, ldenfte JeOOdl Der
Sad)c fetnc Ecattung. 9lllen, Der dlteite
SObn, bieb Om Ednglten Don Der SrOntbejt
perihont. @r pilcgte Nie Gltern uno @e=
iduliter, helt einen icIncr @riOer, ais Der
ielbe I'M Sterben mar, III Den 2lrmeu uno
bereltcte Die %cid)e AMI bic SeerOigung pOr.
2llS &ater, Niutter uuO Sdueiicr Der @e>
nelung entgegen gingcn, ertranfte 9lucn uno
itQrb.
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9arts, %. Sftober. - Ser Srife in
BEN Spibentabrtfcn 6u Galais iii beeuoet.
N1r. Goutan, Der 1rauSoiiide 0eianote an
Die Ser. Staalen, mclter lid, lduocre 3eit
Ouf llrlaub in 6rantrei4 aufbielt, If i'm Sc
grille, auf ietnen 4oiten ;uriif;ufebrsn. Gr
bate beute cine Auoten3 bel oem Yrdiipen-
ten @aruot.
YrdToent Garnot bat beu frou;oiiihen
Sonlul in Wtontreal initruirt, BEN fran;0ii.
ld)eH Republltanern in lener StaDt. melfe
ben 8eiu6 oes @raien uon Boris in iener
StaOt ais @elegenbeit sur 2(nrabnls elmer
AOrefe benugten, III welder lie ibre znm.
putble Hn0 AnbdngIlhteit iiir bic Repubit
fuubgeben, 81 oaHfen
Sn 3oulou ut Der Watre iensr 1tobt M
ter Der Inflagc oerbaitet morNrr. eiue 4bz
ortlOn an letner 0taitreiie, Der Frau eines
9tarIne- SfTSters, oerantaBt III bGben. Die
Srau ielbit, iOpie einc Seb6mmr beiinoen
itd] ebenfaQ8 i'll Salt
&adfebr siues SDriGunesrei,enOeu.
Setter burg. 80. Sftobrr - S7ouuts
mann grombtidefisti, Der Enrit,unasrsis
ienoe, III pom ieiner GrpeoitIon had, sem
9lnOu Sul6 mad Sid ,urlfoefsbrt. zeins
Sermeliuu9en eritreden llt ami 1000 g8erz
itenr mn er erlangte luert6pOae osoarapbi,
iae uno etbnOgrapbii4e austnnff.
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Tcip=gprter Iad,ridjten.

9few Yorf, 80. Sftober. - Die nit
eiuem Sarge 3uder pon 2luacaiu, Sraiilten'
hierber beltimmte brltlid)e Srigg pGUgeHla"
itranbete mGbreuo Der perganJenen giaf]t Su
SoueS' 5nlet, Sine SslauO, unO miro raid
bon oerSranonng Sertriimmert. Die Dtannz
id)ait puroe gerettet.
- -3n Dem Yro;eiie gegen ben SfauIpiez
Ter Gbas. &ebIter megen grmOroung Oes
jungen 8obt. Ntc9felQ tpurOe bcute Oas
3eugenperb0r 9eid)loiien unO Elm Seroitt lit
morgen Su ernarten. 9Sebiter tootete Dtc=
9ieill am 10. @uguit aus Giieriud)t.
- Sri. Etlp gStlion, cine 6odter bes
6rn. SameS SSilion uon gtr. 272, Maoiiouz
auenne, wnrbe beute 9tatmittag in Der
2Sobnnng ibre5 Saters NIT Dem lfmeoi=
ihen @rafen Glaes g0lpcnbaupt getraut.
Der Srduh9am lit Der Spr0Bltng zines Der
dlteiten AoelsgeifIef)ter ShpeOeu's. lin
ter ben Sod)Seitsgdlten be1auOen lid Der
ifmebild)e geianOte Grip unp ye9ationSz
iefretar sed 6riis.
Der ueue Sreu;er p8bilabslphia"
rannte bente Nad)mittag, wGbrenO er Die
Sal blnauf lubr, nabe : Somptln8ulQe, Sta
tcnzSslanb, 9egeu baS eilerue Yetroleum=
ldltn pSremerbduen." Ser einiige ange=
rid)tete Sd)aben beltebt barin, oaB suei
$latten oe8 lettcren 6abr;eugs frumm gez
bogen mnr0en.
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Sebcu0ia bcarabett.

9tem YbilGOclphiN, =, %. Sit.
s. y. ycioer, Der am %. Sftober cine III
itarfc 9oiia Ntorpbu nahm uno uermeint=
lid itarb, mlroe uOrgeitern bcgrabeu. Seiu
Srnrcr, weldcr utdt 5eitlg genug bicrbcr
fomncu tounte, I'M Der SecrOigung bciSu-
mobncn, lauatc bcute al unO bcltauO OGr1uL
Die yeihe ;u icben. 2ll5 Der Sng auSgcz
grabcn uuo geOifnct mm0c, itclltc ild) beraus,
oNB 2etOcr nur ihcintoOt gemcien. in Sorge
sum ScpuBtclu Aelangt uuo NoHn critift
mar. Sein @cTdlt mar ierIrQtt uno Der
SlQSbedcl Dec SQraee ;Crbroheu.
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Slt.s SHERIFF..

Stabt sc crifo, 80. Sftober.- -GroBcr
Sd)aOen iii purd leberifmemmungen i'm
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6luthen meggeriiien. Sn ameca, etncm
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nahOem c8 so SunNen lang geregnet bate,
piele 6duier tort. j3u Gan @abriel itiir;te
cine Stelnbriite etn, uno IN Sacoalco mur=
Den picle GebGuoe ruinirt. Der Sdaoen
oil Der Grnotc tit cnorm. 9ie 9iegierung
bemiibr it'd, Den gemobnern Der ijber=
ifmemmten @e0enhtn Niilie II brinaen.
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@oloicIoer attf oct Sipmr= Sseicrpa=
ftns<

Ghica9o, %. Sttober. r.-Giuc 9epeid)e
aus Eterrc, 90, meloet, DaB ein reid
baIttgeS Gololaqsr in Sadiou Gountu, ei-
nem ShciIe Der SiOur Jfcieruatjon, oitt bel
Den &lud 6ills, entNeft woroen tit, mn oab
Der SlnNrang Der Goltiuder bereits bCqon
ncn hat. Cine meme @rubcnltaot, mCld)c
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oen. 9SQbreno Der lebten paar Sage oQeu
crhcblldc Guautitdten Sob al Sage=Grccf
entlaug geiun0eu moroen iein
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Warft NM 9orTe.

yonOon, 20. Stt0btr.-Ser. Staattn=
GbllgatiOnen: 4-prO;. 127, Ditto 4 pros.
l06f.- 2ltnen: Il. q. -. 334, Ditto trlor.
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9ulnOl8 Gennal 1887, DteriCan 5O4,
Ct. Yaul 59g, New=Yoyt GeHtral 1867,
BennigloOnieu j3s, JieaOtng l9t, yicrlcaR-
Central "A.
GiOcrpooI, 20. Sft.-l2.3 80 llbr Jtaf-
mlttags. SaummOae: 4meritauIlt)e Diittels
lorte 5,8, DO. giem-G rlcan5--. Die Ser
Iduie beuugen 5000 8aucu, Spetulation
uno 3lu5Tuhr 1000, 3Uu.r 1000.
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6r. ltorris 9SattS, eln SObu BON GDmaro
toannp GattS, einc5 berOorrogenOen gouoo=
ner Aapitaliiten IND DiitglteO8 oc5 cn9li-
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GumberlanO Sap anf Der &a9o befonO, pom
einem llubefanuteu IN Die ISeld)e gelboTen.
NLan beimelielt, Ob CT aerettet merOen t0nn.
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@cra SaIiulit0 i'm Stcrben.

E0n0 on, 70. NltOber. = gluS VenT
fommt Die ltafridjt, DaB &era Saiiulttd),
Die bcfannte ruiilidle 9tepolutiondrln, Dem
Sooe nabe lei. &cra iDoB btTanntlid cls
ueu bObeu ruiirheu Scamten uieber, neil
er Die Auspelti6ung politiider @efaugener
anbefoblen bate. sic muroe Don @eldmo-
reneu ireiJeiprod)en IND eutSog ii6 our6
ld)Ieuniglte 6ludt Der beabitdtlgten aomt
nlitratipen &crbauuuug ua6 Stbtrien.
2tbcr Die laugc llHtcriuhungshOit hattie lie
torqerlid) 10 rulnirt, NaB tie uorjeitig altertc
uuO nlemalS ibre @eiunobeit mtber OoIl-
ltGnOlq erlauQtc.
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Scrmi,dtc teleorapDi5d,c eepeid,eu,

= DC Nepollten IN 0cn Sparbanten oc3
Stante5 9tem.1anpibue babcn mdbrenO oc5
am 50. Septenlber 1890 ueriloNenen SabreS
nm $6,426 ,428 Sugeuomnen.
- Geo. SS. &rtu, ein reid)cr Tormsr,
meld)er iedJ5 Oiclleu norO0ltld) uou A0Qir=
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meIder NIT Dem 6laggcnd)iii ySoaOitta"
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