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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03
Tracking sna ,es By Sco..

/ When the Australian bls.L
| pushed and can find no other @ ,,'.os
catches snakes, lizards. igusS7--ia zane 4
1 kangaroo rats, the widest al aa
agile of all wild animals on IT, aaSl
| ground and amid surroundi~a 0ss
most favorable to their Con- III
by simply exercising their fl.gJ,
q superior wild animal. ''''
With those wonderful. great
eyes Of his he can see the fair,s..9 'osl
where a snake has zigzagged ~ "a
the dry moss and leaves or tbo--ll
est footmark where an iguana ba5
from his approach to its refpga
hollow tree, says the Forest at,5 ~
When daylight fails him and M IL
of evening begin to fall. his broa3 -es'
trils take up the chase, and So
down among the bushes. with sop.a
forked stick in his hand to suDn,r r' /;
in bis firing attitude, he fojIews y
track as unerringly as any bloodbo,sl
When he rams a snake TO earth e
cannot surprise it in the omen and ~
it by sudden blow Of his sfcL ~
squats over It's hole, holding The fo,t
ell end of his stick downward ~
makes a low Kissing or wbiss.
sound with his lips.
Soon the snake puts his head op. Il
the hole and peers around. In an
slant the forked stick descends y,
fixes it to the ground by the neck ~
the black fellow, Selling it firmly :
his muscular hands Just behind 4! 4
head, SO that it cannot bite him d.
it out of the hole and twists its NJ
OF; or, ii it is to strong for that Don,5
it on the ground till its back is broEs,
So with the igaunas and all the ois..
animals. The black fellow never lo,..
their trail when once he gets upo1 +
and having followed them TO their h.,
he patiently awaits uatii they comeoT
or until he is able to get hand in h,
put them out.
The black fellows declare. and MAJ
ably with truth, that not a single hi
mai can escape them if they have I'M,
to hunt a piece of desert country t6os
oughly When they want to return /.
camp they can follow their own rsJ
by sight with the greatest ease I'M
they say they cannot follow their oFp
trail by scent at all. 1t has no seen,
for them, though another mans has n
strong scent. This is one of the mast
curious facts connected with tbea
strange people; but it is only in accord
with the well-known natural phenoD.
ena.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03
The Dog Had to Climb.

We were comfortably seated aroma
the hearth at Porter Lake II Inv
county. Pa, and the spirit OF s.oE!.
telling was strong upon US peViusi
the fishing had been unusually 5'
and the supper bounteous. Inc I'S.
and sparkle of wit filed The upper -
of the room as with a fine aurora au -
a halo of calm bliss eucircled the Oo-
of each entranced listener but g 5s.
the drug and then the antdote' -.
benevolent Colonel drew US ay'.
gently from the giddy heights via ,,' ;
story of a coarse plebeian. .aea .
known as a catfish. Thus ran h'' r.
"A man and his dog went h7ain- i
the Mississippi In a short lLls "a
man felt a mighty pull on the Inc e. IA
be knew that a catfish had taken s9
The giant came along peae,e.-.s.,
enough until he happened 70 go ~ I,
mis- mind. and then he dee'97- ,s
double on his course and take lA9 Es
along. The faithful dog. seeing
masters danger, rushed to tae -
brayely enough. The willy ca-'-
when he round the dog pm
turned upon him and terrified .45 srI
who incontinently turned il nd
swan vigorously toward the a.. -.1
the catfish hotlv following. IiFs TX
the dog gained the land and ran 10 Fin.
the catfish madly surging ai's. Tic
The dog, sorely pressed aud lel' ed
painful death. in his EXTREMITY
tree, the catfish still pursai.l7 a5os
Hold on." we cried Ia cholus'
can not climb trees. 4,4 tx
Cant climb a tree? resPoA-' eg.s
Colonel. But the catfish Wa egs
upon him. aud this dog had Y
Forest and Stream.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03
FIFTY CENTS A TICKET. i"

She was spreading towels and table
cloths on the crisp, short grass to
bleach when he saw her first "a Slim
Diana-like young creature, with large.
limpid eyes, brown skin not entirely
innocent of frcckles and 2 mass of lefty
shining hair which had broken loose
from its coarse horn comb and fell in
ink-black ripples down her back
There was little brook tWining It's
transparent sparkles around the
guarIed roots of an ancient tree, and a
background Of black-green laurel
which with the suu-bathed meadow in
front made sort Of rustic picture
sdat struck Paul Gessner's artistic fancy
~ ho tossed the wooden bridge.
81 should like TO sketch her he
thought to himself 81 wonder, now,
what She would sayto itr'
But before he could get his pencil
and mill-boards out the young Diana
had poised her empty basket lightly on
her bead and was gone.
I'm sorry for that soberly pom
1ercd Gessner. "She had a brilliant
Charlotte Corday sort of face that
would have stood the test of perpetual
tion on papcr!"
Aud then Mr.. Gessner went into the
inn and set himself at work to elabor-
ate the notes of his lecture on The
Literature of Queen Anue's Time. s."
which was to be delivered the next eve
ming ut the village hall
There were plenty of people at the
inn. Bruokbridge was "A wild. sylvan
sort OF place, which attracted people in
the summer season, Every farmhouse
and cottage in The vicinity was crowd
ed. and lecture was something to
stir the stagnution OF their everyday
life Moreover, Paul Gessncr had a
reputation for scholarly polish and
graceful wit which had reached even
to 8rookbridgc. In our New England
villages the cooks are often aesthetic,
and the hired men critics. and every
body was talking of the lecture.
Cant gov said Natty Purple.
"Oh wish could go"
The towels and ahlc-cloths were all
bleached whittier than snow, between
the daisied grass aud the july sun
shine and Natty WAS spriuklug and
folding them now, with quick. delft
fingers, in au obscure corner of the
kitchen
You 20. iudocdr said Miss Carry
Podham. who coHdesccuded. to wait ut
table during tine crowded season.
you've too much To do in the Kitchen,
and besides the tickets are tily cents
each!N
Natty Purple sighed dolorously.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-08
&rdHnent 0alrlIan III Gate Maa

@ape gta1. 9t.,S., Z. Sull. = 9ente
UlorSen nabm oet BrGfbent bas etite Sao TN
Ocean 5uianmen nit Srau Rc!tee, 6tau
3imulid unb benz tie,neu Bennp @fca> :.
Grau Sarriion beoba9tete Die BaoaIoeG pom
uita ans. Gin untelnehmenper Imateurs"
photograph, Der geOutnig uaf oieieH giOm Il
geruar,et hate, mar lofort mil ie,ner 0@amera"
bel Der 5anb, Inn ein Bib bes BraHOei.en i'm
BabeanSuge gu erbaIten, aGeiu er unroe 10 fort
fcrteerpi,ien. tpr. Sarriion nur0e nttlt ptlt {:
bcldfi9t ltnS blieb nur fur5e 3eit i'm gSotiet.
4m Wadmttag unternabm bet B.dfOtlt nit
5srau pal Jon, 6raH Mcaee, 6tan 0lmmtf,
ltafer Sen @icSce, @eneral g:pea, Trau
Seipsl, Sri. Sepal, 8rua,sSctrctGr pa
iolS, Sri. SaIfcro nno Dtanor @ornnos BON
Cape @a9 eiHe Sii1parire. Die 9abteH
,@louer", &apitGn SOop, uub sSell: mGt.n
iitr ben 3ncf gedartltt pOrDen. Gtutg. Se"
lorellcn wIrbsn gefauseu. Der Sei,tlidlaft
mndlte bic Subrt piel Secgnitpen, uno Der
9 aIibent tllldrte, sr tperpc b'i iertm nQdTfsn
: udle ticner cine EoDtiabrt urternebmr !.
8tGFbent rir6 Cape @ap mOrgen iriIb
I'M lIhr cerlqffen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-08
srEnmrni clnfs WhiInnthrphen.

RorioIt, &cuu., s. Suit. - 0q9 Gelc-
Usut g1iGtam 8. 9iIbel'e, BiGfe1'8 uar
forbener EtiIrntbrcpeu, entb1It oie!e grOB'
a-,:ge G9eutnugsn iiig aemetanS sc 5IT..s
l..te. GO oeruta6t Der Esfiato- Der n9!,
matb fir Treunoloie" In g8trfeb, peIGe eg
bpr brst Subreu nit 100000 stauOete,
S3CO,0C J.; Der giLtfrt 96uIe fttr Negers
-lao6eu "a. g8lnf.0, 2oHiiaaa. $40. 900;
sar @riinoEug strec rffsutIi5su ShAIe b0ae
Tsr Srtuuug In SF.@ipReb $4,000. au'
BaE0eu bet er $48, ,OCO Der 9tabt Binftsb ltE
cine beFere 8aFerIsiIurS pslnadt auh ges
flsnnt, baB, peHn bicia uidlt blnnen faaf
Sahria i 6erscridtet ii, ba5 @etS ais 6ono tir
ctue Sientlile S6ule 0eruanbt Deroen iou'
Fir Die @nngrssaticaifeu 'Sirde in HoEttz
Heb fnh $12, 700 rEb fir bic @p:ifePa'
airGe naIelbR $1,000 Ia BEN E .fiam,ute be-
fin mt. Setueu 10 Nt&tsG nub Ytffsn bat
giIbGrt ie $1,000 ueEmaGt, p6breub az uI!er
3pst Rsfis1 unb cine Ri6te ietae Gttten oer
,glbeIts sGIod,gomp.," p0tds ani $4,000
aeI6lGbt tperneu, pertheiif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-08
Rueie RaEsIoeseincn.

- General 9raf ytitoIaHe Beiactuith bon
BerocIe, @ommanbeuE bes 0ierten Grn1ees
Corps nit pauptqHartteE SuSapea, If gsf7r.
tep.
- Die grnbteansftbten In sor3 RuBInnb,
borstiBIil aber N ben OfisepT9D!uiea, fIab
auSer0rbGntIia siiafig.
- En Steue bes ans bem Dteufa aHs@
iGeibeRNeu Gen. gSoIielts NITRO cir Repers
BaueIs, ber iid In Glib Gflita 2orbeersn er.
ruugen General Ielutaut Der euglii6en
Aruee iDerhen.
- I'm IA. b. Dlta. begtnnt In 2oubou uus
ter oen Brdfbium ron 9apib 9ublsn TielS
eta uajoeEialer SrieoeuS=G Gcug es.
- Gas pcR 8eutiaIauo On @nQIauo abz
GetreteEe @ebiet GIEiia umIast mad, Staus
Iea's 5GGbung 5O,O0O GuaOratmetleu.
- Der Sieg Der @asarbstter In Qaebs III
ein eIin3en0sT Siea fir bic Srabes In -oug.
Sic bortieen Cosmetic geb6ren elmer or5o1
ration, bic fsd1 sHtIhisoeu ueteerte, bic gorz
oeruaaea Der Striter 3u eriiGeu, neldle Die.
IeIbeu cher jGIiebIiG ammtIt@ beptulaten u.
Gle al 9teue Der StTttel dnSef :uten Arbei>
ter eutlafen mnsts, na9oem biG Staot bret
R1tbte lang Ia SunteI aebhut aemeIen mar.
eeebs erlttt BURG ben Strife et7e1 S9abe.l
In Der S6be bon $100,O0o.
- A.e AnAeieHeuqsu inter ben RsltS-
Iluss'EeIsgraphtiien Ia 9OubGn uimmt eineu
auIIhbreriiGen Gharafter an, 70 ons bee Ct
uerGIpofimeifer NIT BEN Blame umaebt, an
Den 8dbeIsiiihrern Elm GrempsI 3u fo. Itrsn.
Die uusn. .leDeubett bat GlG BE EeIearns
p6itep Ter y pBef ,lzllnicn=R Babel, Gomp Ger.
iust, bersn BerbdIiliffe nod t.uursaer iiuS
aIs Die Der RsgierunaFz 9elssrapbifen unb
ueIae bic se..ngfen 9Sbue bon aIiel EgIe
grapbifieH erbalteu.
-SlEGmst, gSei-S Sibitieu, bat Sod5uoffs,
erossu S&GSen HrSs.t4tsi; btsLe RsnISeT
Fn6 umsetcmmerI'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-08
gesmifd1te fcTegragBiIdJe gebeIdJea.

- Souls 6elIermlnn, ett to Der ytibe 5sn
philadelphia pgbabafter Sarmer. 1T am Dos
yiaen SisDifaa Oon 9aanela, bic ibm D T.
iptegeIten, iie lpOTItea ieiue 5arrt faGfeu, nab
tbH 30 benegt1 sonsteu, bas er SeIo auf etuer
5ahrt un6 cit II uQ5e allegpTeu SS1-m nit
Hahm, mn $9C bsrGpbt porSeu. 6. erffat-
tete etft am iEettaS Der PpIisei an3siae Don
BEN Sorfau.
-- gu GbeIbp, &C. 'g., If nuf 4aiuHen bes
G&eriffs Bon Sor6on &ourtu Der NeasE 81.
G.. @oltrs auf ben Serbad1t bin, ietue ga
TIN sti9ohen sR baber, uerbui,et mOrbpT.
So. .. 8eOrNmore aus PtattoiGle pCrb
Don isinem bnt&pebeabea @eipanu 81 Eohe
gei4letft. Die pIsroe fbenteu, ais cine 5r-
labl tunser Nauner itneu vE,reccatecs" nH'
teI bIs ghse mali.
- So BhtIabeIpbia ueriu5te getesI Der
Nsaer Daniel RaIou ietae s .un Saras 80
eri@issf.! uuO taate ftt1 harm eire Rngel In
ben Rppf. Die Srau if uur I. 81 ueTI:st.
@deriuGt me- be- g-rno Sur Shat.
- Sir @bicsGG If pteber seiBerss 8etter
tn Huefist gafteGs por5er, Su r1etJ.reT
Gr'"n Des BetsHs s..aihte oGs Ebe.AOm"'
teI aefeLl cine SG5e bon 100 9rae. S:.I
8drniten Dar es IN SalPusine, Nebrasta,
no bGs Gbeinomc:sr iett 6wgt Eageu guf
102 @tab haaS.
-@t. GssSlterun9 bon Columbia, g e.,
bs!ug IN Sabre 1880 nug 10, 800 Be- I0neu,
Fa6l Sem HsaeG Genius be[dHft he f9 auf
16. 800.
49, SIN gaufe Der D65.gen @u6e pulbe IN
ct. 2eGucrls, WaeepasfG- &0Hutp, Ms.,
{ g!nnp, Rameas So5n 3esrUiter, tpot
nit 3eri@mettertsm SdabeI tn isiHer Bo5z
uuus Gufgs,Lnben. 9ss Wor6es beroi&tg
Ia etu glauI, Der NIT BEN &NOte1 eIaea bsjz
.iseu @OEtpe4ieI bate.
-- Cine ueue RS5reuliuie ber ,,S!anbaros
GeI'GCmp." tf nca Der 9eireSioR In gBga=
Stggtnteu ra9 Rslp'Yo,. ausgo'ee: uua bus
Gls6t Der anlaae fGft iJr 0te gaR3e Stteds
ettptrit sporeeu.
- Die Irteitsrltter In 3. gS. 8a.lep's
9GutfabJiR III 2grHs ROf., iiao i'm AGss
aGnb nesrifien. Die ,3GidReioer EampF'-l
aeaen cine 8eeuftion ten IS Gents pro 3sfe.
- Sens uagala, tpelde in BeanIsluaaiea
barb0itet pnroea, neil fie f9 lueigertea, 6te
6rageu ber &eBjusbeGmt'7 III beantucE!pa,
6atten gsIieiu elm Ser90r DOE 8uaoescCms
nifGr Seu in B5tLabslp5iu 3a befie5eu. Die
WGnner batten Die Srageu her &eaiusbsaT-
ten ni9t bsrfaneeH uub beautportetsR biez
ill6eu piIliB, els ein SOImeti1sr linen &c.
tIdrte, mas man bon thHen oerIauge.
- 9is buliuSii6e Sarfe ,,Nuseuau,"
neI1e aus 9iiagua ia philadelphia siu..Gf,
beIi9tet, bas FIe pdhrenb Der Reiie poa eiueul
SrfGu betrDffen uOroe1 lei uuo ibr Bo1nerR,
lotpie ole bepepIi9eu 9egsnHIlbe bonn Ser
bad uer!oreE bape. I'm II. SUM- ihlug Der
g9lif IN neu I4nfI Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-08
Die godInoe IN 0t1tral amerifa,

@bttago, 7. SuIi. .-Ehnmos q. CARS
fletb, bts cor &arBen eiu Semo5uer ooa
can SaIuabor nub SsiiBsr pOu S4LaSetGeu=
tbnm in @uateuaIa, biait f4 eef 2ru cine
i3sitInre bier cuf. ,SH nlleu Geri,GaI= Iuei,z
taniidlen 3lepubliFsu brobsn uutIheu Iaa es
iollte mid ni6It munte.," iQet sr, ,r.nu uir
boIb bon etuem ongeHtstHsn gufEaabe in
jeuen Staaten bUrten. Der Strett I'll itber
ben SoriGIaQ CUR SersiuIsung seG Staatea
@ofs Rico, 9unburas, yttcaragua. San Sal,
unhor une Guatemala entfonGeI. Die
obeEjtsn Geb0rben belirnortsn bic Ssreini.
gnIg, oIleiu Die 8itrser uiberieseI ftt be-.
IeIbeu, neil fte fnr6tea, ibre Rs9te III nst.
lieren. gSas DaS guSe isia pirb, raau bic.
mono iaaeh. gEie Id b6re, fu6 TN 2adfs
Der ltsten brei sBO9en srOse gSGfftAIeaOua.
Gen Gus San Sraa3ieco o0rthin abgegaagea.
Benn Eith Gies bepGbrbeitet, 10 febGa Elm 6t'
terer 9anipi unb Uiel Blat0erslesen bso0t,
unb Dies tuiiroe Dieoerum BEN BI1a e.lsE
SereiHisr1g iebr binosrlE1 ieiu, DO, IObalb
ole @oIhGteu e;-:e3 Staatss ibte Stabte oerz
lafieu, Die oppouigenbeu polttii6en Battaieu
unter fiG so pdmpieu besinAea. Sd DerOe
ntb, bis fdb Die llutIbeu ettuas selsst ba.
ben, nnserbaIb bes 2aHbes aafhalteE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-08

ne ggte genteBt man . as 2e'
beu?-giiemanS tarn obAe @eIuuobeit no
bes gebeus 'geugu. 6aIte Did I'm te0en
Grt,8 geiuuo! Sin IN groBem llmfauge bertz
.Geubes 2eioeu iiuo 2eberbeiGper0en. lSe
elenO finn ibre Spfer! aopfrueb, G.g0auung5'
rlnorSaunsen, @aqiste,t, Ma9eniaure, %er'
fopfuus, GGspepiter SetteaidmerSeu, per5'
flopian uuc anbsre Q'iu Fao ibrc SesIetIsr.
Solte Bid ourd QuUASuug bon 8 an 60
Saiiaparilleu 8illen BON oteienl
llebel freil 9isie 8iuen halten bonn SpTene
ale Graut9eiten fern. llureine5 8lut ldBt
fih reiniaeu, GeidpGra, .tGnO: Steaen, Blu
then un0 anbere SGUtc I5d'39e iien th
entterueu, Ger Sout fam Elm flares uno Gee
iunbe8 Qusielen oarliebsn iueg5 Il, tueuH mon
bic Ginen in Ge6raud nirrmt. 9etctFdno mag
nit ietnen giiereu SrnbeI befommen. gtan
ueu6e bic 8iugn an. Sle mirfen bsi 6ralst.
bei6merOeH pobltbatig; IN oer G9at gibt ID
tpeniae QeiSen, roelde 6lsIs Bllen uiht betleu
oeef fpeniqfens Iiuosru. Cont ioateu auer
pIte Edi 8runtbeiteH pom 2etbe gu balLsh
.pitnfdeu, ME obnc cine Sdaatd 9ancsld)eI
Go6opariaeu. Billeu ieiH. 8reiS 20 9elJt'
3u babeu bel Setb 9. 3ance & = o.
ylr. SO, On. (ueu; ate s'r. 1885, NsM
Baltimerefra6e, l|9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-08
1ffn. .Nnrier 1ndlriEltprt.

NensOerf, Z. Suit. - 5eute EGorgeu
brad In benz 6retff0dieea @ebdnbe gtt. Al,
Riniugtoui. 0Ee, Seuer aus, neI6es aur &c.
i.ueen gGaben neruriadte. Die G,pnhle.
tDuroeu uon ber a5rEtJet tn BALI bemp5tIofgm
3uhcEbe gerettet.
- Cine bRblds iuuee SHbia, Rameas
g.Trra Spero, trHrae AM 90 ntas Abeue
i'm v@entrel Barf" pom BGli iftea Dcuobue
IN bnlb beDustloiem 3uRauoe ssfuubsn.
Sie bate 2aube nm seuummeu, neil tbE
Ee1iobte-, Siaat Sa.-s. etn BfanSleiber,
ni5t eiln .lt9eu ipclIte, re bnIb 81 bsirarbeE.
Sie purSe uath 6eR Bresbpteriaue '9oip =
tai" sebradt, no be RasenpumDe uub
eiutae f.dfiipe Ered,mitteI 6alO 6as @iit euts
fernten. als Na9iptei NIB bas heirata1-
tOHe NrGuIeiu Dor benz BpIi3eiri1ter in Dort.
bile Elm SerbSr ueaeE SeIbimpro oerlud,5
Az betebeu baben.
= Die b5bniIaeu @sisIidaiten bIeItsn
beute Inn vDaibingtrusPart etue Eeier ,um
GnDenten on ben ATS. Subreetas oes a,rar.
tnrertbnms hes Batlioteu uuo 8efoEmatnrs
SObanRee SuB. 5l enpliIaeS Sprahz rebstt
y. sR. @oitiief, In b8smii6sr Sol. Sauaeel
NIB y. Snaicr. Der grtraa or SefitiG.
felt Ipu oea Gufans S!uts Suuos sur @t-s@.
tuHa zines SnssSeuIuals 10 e.asll Der But,'
tlgaez.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-08
Sir Grsiebutnsz z@eIelIhnfr.

81. BauE, @liuu,, I. SaIE. - WorOeE
RsGuiittaa NTH bic arfc Situlg Der sta
tionoIeu GE;iebuuss GeieliAait" beBiuleu
glau erDartet, baB bic 3abI Ger 9sbrer. bt'
ocrnn She'll uetmeu perbeu, 12,0C) be, q
gen ipirb. Ser yiat,0aal gr3iebIugsTatb
welder istt 6eu Issteu brei Ea9en hteE aeta9
bat, NTH morgeR i.ab lsine Ieste 5tBunG
taIteu.
Sa Der hfut'aen Rgraeu' 5ituua ogfsI6e1
i'm SupttGIgabauee berIas 9. 6. 0OAgbertg
aus Peo1ta, Su., ben B;I.Gt b"r Sseira3s.
Debate iiber GrsiehuugsEiteraiaE, u1o Il.
&eLfIus aus VepsOGtt eeltGs ben 81, Gt
Ses Gotniie'5 nber GlemeEtar gr3iebuug,
I'm Ra6mttta9 uuree titer Die 8eitdidt4t
Ssite bss fdbliiGen 5duliAFems bisfa,....
Or. p. q. 9jaebaIe aus gtl9tsea naE ben
Reiersuf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-08
Tie .@bthiass Ritter 4"

RtImaufee, Bisc., Z. SdIt. - 9ie
Slaseu fiub uoQ uaiIoIn1ir.er WGuue., uno
ieeer 3ug bI;Ret treitere @iae. 8ae sSsl,er
III nnserOrbeut.id besB, uab 6te ,,Ruights Of
Gnibios" In ibren engel bod snael.GpFteu
rl,irimer Iheineu f!b ausererbeniItG unaes
miithIiG an fHblea. Vim Sahrbof mar 6as
Gsbrange bet aniunft Der 3Gge 10 arus, bas
tsr Seaiebr oni ben StraSeu urb Srotio.s3
asbtnbert mar. ans DfiGtgGn trafea 800
Sitter unter BGisnoeeeHeraI 5aRiuas bier
atu. Gus Sbtu tn6 bic ieRt nur bier RsoEe,
merter eiIgetrcfftn, oneiR mebr peroen err
nartet. Gns Nem.Serisb trGfen 800 Wtduu
elm. Sau5IsE Bara teIesraShirt, bos CT BET
siuetn &atnnnIal oe.leBt noroen iei rnh
nid1t all benz 2aoer theiInehmer f6nue.
@eorge y. cham, Der rei9e 9oItbiaSler
ans @aa Clair, triro nbue 2nsifeI snm gu
prerae.SanaIer erlrGblt ulrOen.
@ticGeC, 7. Snli. - Cine SptsinIs
Dfpeid3e ces nSour ais" aus RaniGfee, Su.r
meLbet: mn Gin I@pertC 8naaunfau ersiqnete
f6 gsferu 0orgeI I'm s ll9r bel MfatenO uu
bet gSu,noiIsr SeptraIz Babn." Sir 5otd diaIz
@r'utfOnsjHg, aus IA Ba9puns beiiebenb,
NIT 4C1 Beri0uen am Borb, iGmmtIiG Wit.
Giieher bss Srbens Der ,YqbiaesR er," bic
nd nit ibreH 3amsa RadI 0tiIDanfee spr
pSupremes2oge" braGbea, eutgle;fe, pd5s
rer0 G. nit einer @eihptabieftit pnn IS
Retlen pro Ssunbe barG bos S.G0tSeu
futr. @ta Solien Ia Der Bei6s gab mad
unb beiariahte ben l1nfau. Die bier soroez
rtu 8Gggoas btieben auf benz 9eIeiie. Qls
Der qua in itDet Shetie 3erbra61, fitrite eine
Banf, ont mslmer i'd, bus ySt. 9ou'Ier Son.
tiugert," so BerIouen On Der 3abI, bsfano,
um nnb lHmmiIidhe Bsrioasn pIr6eu mit
ktnBer @emalt ont bic gegenti6er liesenSe
Seite bee 809gGns eepolfen. Sas p!0slthe
GnbaItsn 6es s8aGaous ueraiubeIte cine
gross gnsGbL ron tIpgIiitsiaQeu. s. 3.
Gycm6er ans gaco, GerGs, 80 Sabre uit,
fianb anf Der BIct;fOrm etnes Der sSng9crs
mo nuroe se!60tet. ate oerDInoeter @gHGs
aiere befouoeu ftd Il 7ntlttp iu 9lsSt.
2orier gDaggoH. Gle firo: gSl5. s. z m,
SEII 1tiule Drolen, Z. SIS. 2eague, &aptdu
-. 9. Sanbasi1 IIo RdrI 9c1t. $.s AUS
flleIer nIroea eaf eintM SpeStllBHae uah
tbrem BsiiimniuupsOrt 9ebrant.
Dae Suprenez Council bee Grbe1s Der
,,Bnttiaaz Sitter Dtrb IorseH e:G6det tusr'
oen. Sn Abpeieubeit bes Supreu= San3lers
gBaIt boz Ierps Seie1 riro Se9. @. chan
DON Baltimore oHa Sgrfs I.itrea. W!9r"ea
Lib mn 10 llbr finoet Elm 6feGIt9er @n'
piaps I'M 4uaFsluuaspnIate InS morss
Nadmittaa mn 4 u1E G,ge RIo6e BarGoG
fi0tt. Sn Camp gal2ettcI en- Uer Defltthen
StantarenJe merbeu et.Da 13 900 uL,I0- l. .ts
Jliittr eiuquartsert Deroen, unb man eIlJar'
tet, naB SO. COO 6remee u,Orseu In be- 5saet
ueriDsiIe3 perbeu,
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Gie SGtttriesSiu tam 0DIuernear 10
SDltiliaaa nit 1eul Tetu beiegi.

Gaton'0iou9e, 2a., Z. Sui. -@ouo.
gfidlols bat beute 9tahmittd9 DIE Eotterte~S u
obne feline unteritrift an ras ReprdentaHteH'
baus Der 2eqislatur suriidgeianbt. s.. Der b.
qefiiaten getold,rift tueiit Der 9ouuerneur b.
raul bin, ous er fidh lfon BET Der @ronnun9
Der aeaentpGIligeu 9egislatIrfBnn9 IN leiner
BotihQit Qeqen Die @rneueruHg oe3 Sretbrtetes
81: ,2otte. e-@ @ompagnte" ausgelprod'n III )
Die gtaatsgeietgebuug Dor Der lnnabme elmer
6arauf abSieIenOer Sia getparnt babe, oa oIe
@Leueruna oes CHARTERS ben St0at nIBt al
len in mQterieller Siuid1t ldlat &c, ionoe n
audi ben puteI 9tuf teiielban beetntrGhtigen
uiiroe. 0a aber ieine gSarnnag nttboohtet
Qeblieben lei, 10 iehe er iid rllLnehr ueranlabtr
bon iCiner 9etoQepait @etran6 III ntatler.
9ie Gebnupiln9, hnB Der Staat 2oulFana III
arm IT,, unl cine @lnnabmequeaet ME ile tbm
in Der 2otel,e gsboten tporoe1 iel, ca,behren 81
f6nnea, itt ohne Gle EccriHSrn9, tple aus
ben GeriWteh BEG StaatSiGlatn1> tiers uno ocS
StaatSanbtt> rs berborrehe. Ser Staat uuo
bic ptridbiebent! Sirdpisie hdtten itd1 5u fel
ner Set 'e,l Beenoiguna ot5 SiirgerfriegcS IN
t.nt- behersT ftnen5t'1en Sage berAno't, ale
9egenpGrti9.
Der @ruuerner- Sagt hc3 gSeiteru, baS
ioIlte bic g.l iib,r it.a &e.o blrpe9 bon bet
gegiSIatur auoenomlneu ipctoen. Oas Die Org
len 2eipIrfniife, Sic o. Staat lsnal8 sr!lbt,
aur 0olge paben tuiirae. gus ben bon blt
,gott .ez@ompagnie" bejogeue.t @inuahrsn
lDrne benz Gteate niemols 9utes tpadien.
Sr. Sbomud brnGte einen S.iGllu5 Cd,
uap peI9em, ba Die conifhdtioneue Sereft,
auug bes @oubCfreur8, bic Die 2otter.e bstr
aime1eemeuts Der In Tra8e toumeuben 8rI
nit ic.l Elm Seto 5u bele9c7, uidlt tber allen
3p..fel erhabsn f., Die tpeitere @r0rte ing iGc
mOrgen. 9ieIfag, 81" Sp8tat- SrSre 8emah.
merSen folf
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81. GoagrcB. - Grits sitnng.
Sm G>aG7G1s taeat fId ots GpmHtsrhtse
fihIbGs.

Bai6ineton, 3. G., Z. Sult. -
S4u Senate tpIr0e oCa Gohilten,, ,Ssrt9t
itber De SoniuIars unb oiplnmatnd'e Seriut1
li9un1 pornofest un6 pebillis.. gfad1G ldu9et!t
3ehatte i,1e- Woutd'S antra9, Gle Sett'
Bill ouf;urehmell, tpurtc ett Irtfc9 nit "a
aeeen 16 Stimmci abgelehnt rno oarH DIE
Chipping. .9ia8 oufgenomnen.
9iea9aT nle,rfs. er Jet oon gan5em 9el3en
bafiir, Die 6auod8marine pieber hlr5ulieleh,
uber sic Goiitif, nelfle ben Dorlle9eHoen NaB
rceelr III @rInbe lte9e, geiale ihm nidlt. Set
ciHsiGe @cg, ben SlIy0 nit anoern 81lfru
pie1sr bcr,ufellen, iei @infatrung zines Res
ueniiezSnrifs.
aic BahlzG,Q bes 6ouitS lpurbe eiugeihitt
uno porIdufg aHf ben Slid gelegt.
Norgnn ipra9 ibcr @iehttberiteliun8 un'rsr
6aEbe'smnrire; er meinte. ole Serstrli9en
Starten iRieu Die etu3i9e g2ation, roeldl' Die
Ibeber 1fninge, lire Sabrjeuge i'm ganSe
banen gu IaIien. - gfaf elmer turSeH Grefu.
trp. .Sisung petia9te fd Der 9enGt.
observation-disclosures.
gu Gnfang Der SttuT9 mar g l9itmm
5eteut nm eLn Gucrlm, Uno Der 5preE2r
aRttrtretcte ui4t n; tigeri Gig eln D4gsn9
Geiud,e mn l!rt0ub.
2aS Saas nabm bcnI in 8leno. &ogitte
berI1is0ene QanosSiu8 auf, fam Gbcr Ettt
iebr rpsit baulit, uuo I'M llbr trat S,:ta'
Quuq eill.
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Ser GsIantnrFt.

Neps9Ort, z. SnIi. TOlgsatss
fiue bic S6luEuctirunaeu: @eIb er1ffnefe an
3-5 RIB i1lus 3u 23 Bro3sut. -- StsrttAg'
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ADAMS GtpreH 149, Central Racific 324,
&beicpenie Sbio 29i, Gt;e esq, Ditto B.,or.
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Central 108, Sbio gfiiiiiEppt 2S4, Ditto
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