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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-11
U NV ( RSITY
MISSISSIPPI
VIII open its next Session at
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI,
THURSDAY, Sept. 25, 1890.

TJNHE UNIVERSITY has been put in Il more
1 effective condition than ever before. The
plan Of study is so arranged as to present three
parallel courses of study leading To the degrees
Of Il. A.. Il. :. and b. ]. In each course there
is large scope for election in subjects taken.
Nineteen schools are taught in the department
of Science, Letters and Arts, VIZ Latin and
Greek under Profs. IIOuge and EOndurant. Ger
man and French under Prof. Fontaine. Bellies
lettres under Prof. Eager, Mathematics under
Prof. Hume. Physics and Astronomy under
Prof. Fulton Theoretical Chemistry. Practical
Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Minrral0gy and &c
ology under Prof. Jones. Mental and Moral
Philosophy. Logic, History and Political EcOnn-
my under Prof. Sims.
live Fellows nave been appointed in English
Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural History and
Physics, respectively, who will assist the PROBES
SOrS.
The school of Law is still in charge of Prof
MdyrS.
Tuition free to all except II fee Of so to law
students. Expenses need not exceed SI75 per
anuum For catalogues and further inf0rfna-
ton address, EDWARD MANES,
Chancellor
University, Miss
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The Peak Sisters of Alaska,

now touring through the States, have
telegraphed their consent to be with us
Friday evening, Sept. 18th.
Their unique program in conjunction
with the Gypsy Girls of Brookhaven prom
Uses most delightful evening.
The entertainment will be at tho Col
lege. Admission, 25 cents. Children Is
cents.
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Would Not Take $4,000 and without
"Hed-akc."

The Rev. John L. McByrde, pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Marshall,
Texas, writes:
my acquaintauccs ut Dallas, Sherman and
Marshall of severe headaches and with
out single failure to do so inside of
thirty-fve minutes. | would not take
S., 900 year and live without Preston's
"Hed-Ake," or its equal, which l have
yet to find. My prayer is that the world
may know of your most wonderful dis
covery for / can call it by no other
name. JOHN Il. MCBYRDE.
For sale by all druggists. so cents a
bottle.
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Put ON tho Brakes

Put ON the Brakes
II you find you are going down hill in point
of health. Failing strength. impaired diges-
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Check these and other indications Of prema-
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Beginning at the fountain head, the stomach.
the Bitters remedies its ineificiency. cOrrects
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Thus is the system nourished. and being nour.
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and the various functions move once more in
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OF malarial complaints. rheumatism. Dllloas'
ness and kidney troubles.
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sSilHshV.N ENHANCING
AND
ART : GALLERY

An Increasing business has forced Eic 20 r..
now make a specially Of copying alid cniarg.
ing old pictures in ali tie popular styles. and
ali sizes, up to full lfc-sizc portraits. Would cal
attention t0the crayon picture, which is one OF
pcarauc", and cheapncSS cannot he beat.
Will also keep in stock supply of picture
frames. mats, glasses etc., and will do framing
when wanted Also clean and repair oil gilt
francs.
With thanks for a most liberal patronage, I
hope for continued fayorS
Respectfully,
Iiy3Gml X. |. HOWELL.
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We have speedy and positive cure for
Catarrh, Diphthe ria, Cankermouth, and
head ache, in SHILOHS CATARRH
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each bottle. Use it if yeu desire health
and sweet breath. Price so cents. Sold
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Whitwosth College will reopen on Sept.
18th, and we are glad to learn the pros
rccts for full attendance next session
is flattering. President Fitzhngh re-
quests us to announce that first class
teacher has been secured for the Prepare
tory Department, and that department
will be continued on the same terms as
heretofore.
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Mrs. Sehwem and little Daisy and Miss
Ada Chrisman returned last Saturday,
from Browns Wells. We regret to learn
that their visit was shortened by the i'll
ness of Mrs. Schwcn-
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How Prohibition Kills a Town-Brook-
haven's Cotton Receipts.

SONtph ANttNiPNss
Brookhaven's cotton receipts for the
year ending Sept. l were II, 69S bales, the
largest in over fifteen years. The near
est approach TO these figures in fifteen
years was in 1875, when the receipts
reached 10, 1855 bales. We are 4,297 ahead
of the receipts of the year 1889 '59, and
aud 1895 ahead of 1879.
When it is remembered that last years
crop sold for from one to three cents per
pound more than the crop has command
cd for several years, some idea can be
formed of what the increase means in the
way of prosperity.
liurrah for Prohibition! II hasn't
dried Brookhaven mp yet!
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NOTICE.

On account of holidays our stores will
he closed Monday, Sept. 18th, and Wed
nesday, Sept oath.
PETER & DREYFCs,
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s. LEWENTHAL.
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&nrae &abelDepeidlett.

9r. SbamaOos lit Sum grietbii6en
Sriegsmtnlfer nnO 6r. Standards sum sui
tusmlrifer ernannt tporben.
Die sSai5eu=Grnote in SHS=&uBlanb
if nunnebr eingebraat. Sm 4aaemeinen
pirb oaS @raote. Teiultat ais elm giinttees
be3eid]nct.
= 9aS Sruppenboot rSamar" nit bem
Sweiten Battalion Der britii6eu 3arOez@re=
naOiere an Soro 1T ouf ben 8eruuoa5 an
sefommsn.
= Die @eiunObeits @eb6rSe in Songer
bat ge9en ale aus e)ibraItar nEb ipeHiideu
9dlen fOmmenOea SdJiife bic Gnarantane
oerbaHgt.
= Die Geriidte iiber cine groBe Geridp0=
run9 9e9en oas 9eben be8 Gsaren peroen
Oitsi6s aIs grunSlos be:eidnet.
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95idt4cr Qiit;m

Irfunia8z GitD, Arf., II. 2ug.-
9Giuiam &eaDer, Elm 2O-labriger 9tcgcr,
mahtc am ltettu 6reitug eiueu &eriub 5ur
&erqemoltiguug elmer juugeu 6odter ietne8
0ieHfberrn, .famen5 2lbernatbp, uabe
@arreu, 8roSleg-Gountp, muBte je0od) in
8olge Der 6iilieruie Ges WdNeuS entfiebeu,
o6ne ietncn i3med eIret9t Su babeu. Im
ndmltben AbeuO mafte er eiuen dbnli6en
2lugriff auf ciu gtegcrma0den auf (3ru.
Sutton'8 Blantuge.
@eItcru NbeuO puroe er pom S6eriff
GGatiOn etlinc Wteileu BON Sarrcn fciige=
nonlmeu. 2lui Dem 8e9e nQf Dem GNe=
iduguiB cntriB i'm eiH Diob Dem @emabrz
lam Der 8eamteu unO bdugte tbn an einem
Eaumc aui. Der Sherifi nnO iein 4iil=
tent mQren porber BON oem Dob i'm Sc
idugntB eingcidlOfen wOrOen.
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Der 9euff6e Correspondent.
9s o ttscn

g9arum Der QroBe Qrbcite er=
bunO in 2lmerifo ieine Ntitgleoer
r8 lite /" nenut, babeu mir all bic Sabre
her nid)t erqriinOen fGuuen. Siclleld)t neSz
balb, neil man iit) nit lcbem groBeu NuS=
ffanbe, iobalb berielbe iidl Su elmer Strait
probe ;uipitte, in1mer tiefer btnetng 9 e.
ritteu bat.
Sic &rattii b CT tragung per
mittelit mprimirter 2nft hat
Der hicItge 9lugenarit Or. $. g. gSeuithOii
IN elmer intereianten fleiuen crgliideu Slug
id)rift bebouoelt Der 0oftor perbeiBt Ser
comprimtrteu guft ais Eriebtrait, ioiuie BEL
Der Gr;euguuQ pom 2id)t, 0ite un0 SQlte
eine 9robe 3ufuuft, beionoerS rpciit er auf
ihren groben SSCrtb ais IaujtdtliteS Nittel
bin.
Die uebcri wdn9lidfei in
ben Sitelu II pon 9S BEN I IL
germ AM meritartiter Sroe mirh
muu6mal III itbr fltriOisr G&eiie illuitrirt.
gSir criuncrn ms, oab Dor 81 Sahrcu bel
eincm 2ogcn %icnic Gin Mauu, Ser iein
gro0 ais 9tadnudd)ter einer Tobrif per-
bisnte, cine 9(cOc belt, in ueIt)cr er uid)t
tucniger, ais eiu babes 9utcuo Nial Die
Senbung gebrauhte: pSd ais ocr bGd)ite
Seamte Der 9SeIt." - Sn Der letteu Sit
sung Oe5 NegeroyNenS Der p@alilder" be-
idiuerte nd Der oSupreme= Guler," CAP 1ein
Sobre89ebait uon $3.50 nidt 9cniiQe, uno
haB oie Srau t,SIpreue 0luleriun Die Eaz
mile ant &al6uoge ern6breu miihe.
Gin peritan6igcr 6orbiger in W artin s.
burg, &eit Sirg., lit gegen Sic 2obgc'ife
g&ab 3paugS= @teih nad) Dem Sriege
mare ne oicllelG)t III Sr0nung qe!uelell, lett
abcr icl eS MISUNDERSTANDING, cine iolde
Sla II p0iIireu. Gi2ieIbe erfldrc Die Neger
1r ire stcrgeogOnete HaIie y2Sir iinb
9e9en ecimUngcue Stimmrcd)tc, neil mir
leute 9ltld)bered}ti0te amerifoniife 8iirQer
ltno. SSenE bic 9teger beginner, III iparen
uno lAre &IHoer 5u er5tebeu, lpiro 4lles an<
ber6 meroeu."
g9ie Ole : 2eutdsn q # = @frifa chi
Iitreu, bcleud]tct &oniul Sobuion in
Sanburg. 9ie 2usiubr III 9eutIdllanS
mad Der lpciiairitauiihcn &iiilc berua 1888
125,359, ,407 Bfo. avoir dupods. 0ar1uter
befanoen Iid 33,78l 100 ailoqramm &eiu,
9tunr, Geneoer, Sd)naeps unb sier, olio
74,758, APO BTun6 a. d. Sic 4usfuhr ppu
BHlucr erreidte 4,059, ,440 @fb. Don Sams
burg alIeiu.
Ger AnsHaub Der gientabnleute in
g M g)orf bauert fort Su;miid1eu
peripridlt man fd), beioubers oo Bic aus.
fdnOigen id) aaer llebersriiie eHtbulten unS
iebe 6eterel a5rpeiieH, Elm baloiaes Gnbe
bee v3ie=lIp." Die SLATER Stem zslorf 4
iino i'm aa9eneiueu geneiet, ben Strite o[s
unbeiuat iu beurtbeilen. Der ,oerolb"
nribbiaiet oaS 9ebeime Sor9ebeu: u@ez
beime 8erbinSuHseu fuO aeiabrli9; Die
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gfit Ser ginmiidung @ q bin9toner
81 I q h q -. 4, 1 2
GetGe &inoer tut 2lrmenDnuSe.

Canton, O., II. 9luguit.-@r oBes 9tuf=
ieben erregte eS, ais geitcrn b6faunt murbe,
OaB Elm SObn uno cine Sod)ter oeS moblba=
benOcn Aoeinrt6 &obrer elmer id)redliden
Srantbeit pegcn ms GrmcnbuuS gebrad)t
muroen. Ser Sobn, 9auo, 1T p llnD Die
SodJter 6ranjiSta, % Sabre alt. Die N}ut=
ter Der bciOen Sinber 1T toDt, Hub Die Set
teren balten ibre Siieinlutter fiir ibre &ranf=
belt perantportlid). 9apibiit iehr entriitct
iiber ietnen &ater, Der mobl i'm Stanbe lei,
in IeNer @eiie fiir tie 81 iOrgen, obue tic ms
Nrmenbau5 ;u ififen, mdbreno Die Sohter
fd) nit 3(ube in iGr Sfidial er9ibt.
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gstebm9rfte.

@ait=9ibertp, 3d., II. 2(uguft. -
Ginouieb: 3ufubr 2496, &erierbuua 1910:
Ereiie pUriirteH Smiiden Sl.5O unO $40.
= Sdweiue: .3uiubr $3.50, Serenounq
$500; $reiie purtrten Spii4en $500 uuS
$3.95. = Sdaafe: 3ufubr 2800, SerIen-
buug 1900; Breiie uariirten 5wii4en S2.5
unO $6.25.
ct. 0ouiS, II. ausut. - 91inpuieh:
3uiubr 1000, SerienOun9 1900; Breie paz
riirteu Spiidlen 81. II. $4.65.-Stweine
3ufubr 2l00, SerisHNuug 2lO0.; $reiic
pariirten Swiiden s.. 60 H. S3S5.-Sh Shaafe
3ufuhr 100, SerieHOuns 2S0o; Breie pas
riirten ;pii6en $500 un0 $3.50.
Gbicago, Il. au9ui. - 9linbpieb
3uiubr 5000, SerieuOuag 5000; qrciie pa.
riirtsn Smiifen 81. 1.20uno 4.80.-Sdweine
3utubr 10000, Serierbung 5000; 8reiie
pariirteu SpiidJeu $3.50 uno $3.50. -
S6aaie: .3ufubr 5000, Serieuoung 1000;
greiie pariirteH spii9enS3,5o unb $3.50.
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@in ssaaoit ais seiae seFunSe,

ct. 8 OiepG, $40, II. &u9uIt. Sem
9n9beS, Elm beriidti9ter Se6 uno banocl=
liid)r9er 0tcnif, rUur0e geitern Morg.n i'm
nor0llcbeH StapttbetIe neben Dem @eleiie
Der p&aniaS Gitp ct. Soiepb Council
Sluffs= Sabn" tOOt aufgefuuOen. 9a5 Ser
bttt be6 Goroner8 lautcte oabin, naB Der
Diann BON einem 3uge getrofen unO getDo-
tet moroen lei. Seood) oeuteu mand]e I'm.
itdnbe Oarauf hin, oaB elm &erbreden an
tbm begangen pOroen lit, uno es pirb cine
nOdmaIi9e llnteriubuug itattfinben.
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Gisemt0tntlide saaseaer sasf!aec.

Ybila belpbia, II. stuguIt. = Sn
bielger Staot bat SameS Soue6 I'M 9tameu
iciues nur pcnige DtOuate alien S0bnhenS
Same8 SOnes, lun., cine StraBenbabn Sc
ielld)aft megen Serletungeu, 1uel6e baS
&ino erlittcn babeu iou, che es geboren
iuurne, aui $4,000 S9abeneriat perflaqt.
Die 0tutter Wnrp Sone5 iuurbe i'm 80
pember 1887 bur6 cine @olliIiou Swiiden
einem StraBenbabnmasgon uno einem Sar=
rem beftig 81 Sobeu gcifleuoert uuo ibr ba=
mails nod uugeboreneS Sinh uabm bier
purd angeblid1 10 grOBen S9aoen ON Slid
graf unb Dem 9erneniDiteur, baB e8 per-
friippelt uno SeitrpeiligeH Srampfanialen
uuteriuorfen lit.
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@ermiid)tc telcgrap0tfd1c SepeHd,en.

-Gtue &outiiou 3pIlheu eiuem Boit;uQ
HuO etnem 5ro6tSuge ereignete Td porQe-
tern 4beuo nahe Sparta, &p., auf Ser
p2ouisptQe 9tajbuilIe Sabn." Die Bolt
clert8 gSm. SobnltoH uno S. 6. Sennc6p
crlittsH id,mere Serleeungen urS eincm IN
befounteE 2aupitrei6cr murOe Elm 2lrm ab=
gcrtHen.
= Die Noit)iniiteu in 8ittsburg, 8a.,
foroerten 9eiterH ginfiihrung oe8 9teunftun-
beutageS. Die GigentbImer Der meiitcn
0taidiuenpertit6tten bepiuigten Die 6orOe=
ruug un0 mr. enpa 800 Ranu ltan0en aus.
- Die Sabaf8erHbte I'M Iibli6eu Sbeile
BON gancafer=GOuntp, 3d., tit am letten
Sountag 4benO Our4 6a9eli9lag erbebli6
bei6dotgt DorOen.
Srau 2ouiia 8ilbarn, 81 Sabre alt,
purOe geitern IN RaDans, orei Dieien BON
3eaotn9, Ba., bon etuem 3uge iiberiabreu
uuD getootet.
Die S9ooner v6annis 6. Soues" un0
uSmo 6onnteS" 9IH9ea Ddbrenb zines Stur-
mes III Der pOrletten Jatt etlid)e Neilen
Don GiepelanOt 9, i'm grielee inter. 6.
s. Cummings, Gapitdn oe8 eritereR 6abr=
SeugeS, ertranf, mabrenS Der 8eI Der Dtann=
id)Qfteu gerettet muroe.
-SH 8opertown bel Reabinq, branute
Die Gtsarreniobrif BON Siaiam 81. Sacobs
& 60. in philadelphia nit ibrem 9eiammten
Snbalte nie0er. Der aui $l5, 900 gelf)Gbtc
S9aoen lit nur tbcilmeiie Ourt SerpAerung
9ebedt. ueber $50 Arbeiter iiuo ourb bic
len Srano bro0lo5 gcmor6eu.
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i. VI. @ufdmon, anmaIt,
glr. II, Sf : gcrir9tOH Stra6e.
, ...s =, s4.-,- ,,., . ~ q, 81,

0fOmiuiitrdtipus= =An5eigC.
~ gtatridt uiro bIcrujit 9e1eber, ba6 Der Inter
ScidHetc pom 2Saiier=0crihte Der StGot Baltimore
Eoumaft Sur $erUoltHng be5 yilhlaiies Der alIhier
perItor6eueA Dinrp z. lSGuio crbaItcr bat. 4ae
Eieienigcn, Die iforoemHgeH an oteieH ylGhoB ba7
ben, UeroeH bermit dui9eioroert ioltc neb oeH mo-
tbiger 8elegen ipdtCiens bt5 sum /. Uehuldr 1871
einyurecH tno 9clteao Su MAIDEN ODER 81 9cUirttgen,
bar lie ibycr 4nipride an oieien ROd)laB gceblh iIr
oerIui9' ertl&rt pcyoen mo9eH. 2Ile, Die Sdbungcr
al oeieE gtGtslO6 5u MAIDEN 6aber, peroeH lcrlHit
uufgafOroert, iote uuperugtd an ben lHtcTeItHeIeH
5r etiten. 5sdncls u. Snlhmar'
IS9, ,95 2O1, ~ JdtlGBUerudlter.
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Scr GcISirtnrff.

gem 9 orf, Il. 2lugut. = 6olgenoeS
itnO Die S9luBnotiruugcn: @elO er6ffnete
I'll 5-8 mO i@loB 3u 5 @rO5ent. - Ster=
ling &tt'el $4.844 auiied85tg Sage unO
1881 aui 5idt. 8unoe8 : Sbligatioueu:
i pros. III, Il pros. 1888, pros. =.
2lftien: NCamS GrprcB $50, Gcntral pa
ctfjc 800, Gleiapeate Sbio 203, Grie 243,
Ditto YriOr GA, SuiuoiS Geutrol 115,
Cafe Sbor, 1861, NeiU Serlep Central
12l4, gtOrtbweiern 1898, Ditto YriOr. 143,
9tep=Dort Geatral 1853, Sbio-D Dtilitiitppi
223, Ditto $rjcr, So, Yittaburg "a, 6eaOtng
403, ct. &oul esq, Ditto Prtor. 11G,
lSeiternsllllion ~.
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3. n. 9aIaman, 2tupalt,

lonliniiir1tipues1ln
~ Ratlridt piro bieruit se9ebcn, ooB bic Inter
ieihnete pom gSaijeH=@cTidte Der Staot SGIttmore
B0Limaat sur 8oliuedHue 0eS 3eitCmeEt5 oeS Gubler
oerterbeHen Wnttbdi5 Stabn erbaIteu bat. Alle
IieeHigeE, Die foroeTun9eH an bteeH gtdhIaB ha=
ben, Ueroe1 htermt auI9eIoroert olc Hee ben Eot9t
gCH geicgcE ipieitcHs bis Suul o. cbrar 1891 elR=
;ureihen EHo 9tIteHo Su MAIDEN ooer Su gepdrigeH
bag ne igrgT AHpridle oteeH Jadag 9eieBllb Tur
ueTIitt9 erfldTt tUeroeH mo9eH. 2e, Die Sa1luH9cH
an oieien 9aChaB gu macper bdbeH, tDeroeH hterutt
auigeioroert, iodle uHoeuu3ltb Die uHterSrtHete
Al leten. SeatAarine Stabn,
1SS, ,94, ,100,6) LeiGmeHt5pol olitre6eriu.
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6iibrer gebeu riidiidtSloS Dor, uuo oie De-
magogen baben freie8 Spel. = = Die
Dffentlid)e Weinun9 lit fir Die Sabu, unO
nir meroen un8 berSlid) freueI1, menn beioe
Setten iih elnanoer eut9egeu fommen unD
Die IreunbidJattltdeu Se;iehungen mieher
hergeiteQt neroen." 9teienigeu, ipeld)e Die
Gele9enbeit ergrsiien, nm BEN ySiesllp" SIN
IufreiSuns Der glrbetter SIT benuben, trciben
Elm b0ie5 Spiel.
u9Eenn Die i'm IuSfanbe befinoii6en
gSeideniteller fid) nit ibren SeIdperoen in
eiuem 2lufrIfc Gil ba8 Eublifum gemenSet,
i'll Nieicm 9lftenitiife gcSeigt, OoB Oieielben
bc9riinbet itnb nnO eiu unparteiilteS
S6icoSgerid)t beqebrt bdttcn, I'M bieie
Streitira9e Su id)lihten, miirSe fd bte
SnmpatAic bes 8ublifum8, faQS Die GiIen=
bahubeamten oieier Iuiforoerunq, cine frieb=
lid)e Sd)lidDtun9 be8 Streite8 ar;nbobnen,
feline Solge geieiitet baben ipiiroen, ben aus
itdnOigcn Irbeitern sngelpenoet baben, mo-
gegen jest, oa bic glrbeiter obne ernitlide
&eriude, einen Iusgleid) 81 er;ielen, bcn
&etrieb Der Sabu gehemrt buben, lie iid)
Die Sgmpatbie beS Yublifun9 en.fremOct
baber. llebrigen8 lit e5 nod inlmer nid)t
5u lpGt, bie Gubabnung zines iolfen 2(u8z
9ieidleS Su er;ielen, uuo es lit lebbaft Su
piinIfcn, baB iid angciebene Siirger 9fen=
glort'5 Die Sd)ltdtuug 6teIe8 Strette8 anges
leNsn iein laIien, ipie es crit neulid) ser
gorbmanor bon 2onoon uno Garbinal Monz
ming BET bem Strife ser 6oieuarbciter in
bteier Stabt getban babeu."
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Z. u. 9uidlmar, 2lnualt,
Sir. Ii. 81 Nsrinatpr : Strafe.


05oriIGtiitretious= =2tulsigc.
~ J}adIpt miro bisrmif 9esebeH, od6 Der litter
5cihnete Dom 2&aiea=GjeIi5'te Der Staot Baltimore
Sonmat't 3ur SerUaltGu9 oes Jtatuiie5 Der GQ6ier
0erItoracueE Gharita sSos!cn erbGitcH bat. ale
Sieieal9eE, Die 6OroeruH9cH bieieH JahlGB babeH
DeroeH hiermtt aGigeioroert iolte Ee6r oeH notbiz
gen SeiegeE lpdteiienS bis }uu l. ebuar S91 eH=
5urei1sE uHo 9eteEo 81 MAIDEN ooer ;U gelu5rt9eH,
oGB re i5rer 4EiPrue an oiEeH yGtaB geisf,tb iIr
oerIuitig erhdrt Derocn rossH. 2le, bic 3GG.rageH
on oieIeH ytaagB Su madJeH babeE, iDcy6cH hierNit
dnigecroert ioIte uEUerJlgidl ar ben lntere4EeteH
Bu leiiter. SyrGHcie 4. SuIG)mar,
lS995, ,2O1, % giadlafperrultcr.
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Gratrrocte 9;uocr.

Wt m bis, &enn., II. 9lu9uit. -
@dbreno Der legten &ode muroen Die Sci
den BON adt ermoroeten &inoern in Der
Staot geiuuoen. 95ts jeet baben oie Be=
bGrOen nod feline Sdrittc getban, nm Die
yt0r0er sur 6aft 3u bringen. Die 3eitltn=
gen perlangen cine lluteriuhung uuO for=
bern Die Seamten auf, Sdritte III tbun, nm
Die Di0rber Sur oaft 3u briugeu, 0oer Su re-
iiguiren. Is iou cine Siirgerueriammluug
geBalten perOen, I'm 6onOS sur 60rOcrung
Der lluteriulhuna III erheben.
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3bemres @aHer.
Ser @rico in &cntral elmsrifa,

StQ0t u rifO, II. 9lu9nIt. = Die
Sruppeu Der 9tegierung BON G'uatemala
babcn Die 3teooIutiOndren bel 8empi5quc
geid]lageu. Gieie morcn burd) SnIuabOrta=
ner uerItQrft rporocu urO ,dblten 5000 Mann,
mdbreno Die 5iegiernng rur 1874 0tann
bate. Ser S0upf 0auerte Stunoen. Die
Iuiitduoilden perloreu III GOote uuo 10
@efaugeHe, iomie so 9temiu9ton= @emebre
uuo iibcr 100000 Batroncn. Der Serlult
Ser Regierungstruppen lit gerin9. SIM gan
sen ganOe herridjt jegt 5tube. Sn Satp0Oor
berrid)t ebeufaus 9{ube, uno 6nH0el uno
@auosl nebmeu ibreu 9em0buliteu goui
Spuoura8 3og icine &ruppen BON Der Creme
Suriid, oa Ser 8rdFbeut pOn inncreu 6ein=
Nn,, hrNrnht III
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@inc 2StrtDf6aft 1T otc 2mft &C.
fpren9t.

9eobmooS, 60, II. quguIt.
&trtbi6ait Su 6edert'S &, mel6c crit
Gags Suuor crOifnet luorOeu mar, murOe
9ttern Durf benIntene yan0iuetber III Die
yuft 9elpre1gt. Der GigentbImer flog III
ben Slug, muroc jeNod) gerettct. Die 20no=
itrei9er bemGdDttgten ndJ auer @etrdufe,
oeren fe babbaft merOen tonnteu, unO eut-
flobeu.