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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-27
TAalgf LITERATURE FOR ALL.


Tile A5HRIcAa PROTECTIVE TABIRF LRAog
is publ 81 ug q most valuable series Of q
~1Ocunr B1a- These are prepRfed Win q Viclf
to stat Jia facts and argumonts for Protec
tion, whether in the interest OF farmer
laOOrcIb merchants or professional men
koch is tee OF the series appeals TO those en-
gagged ia .eparate industries and presontsin
dsputa1 g faCts-compnrisons or wage9, COS
OF liyir and other arguments showing The
bsDohu ~ Protection.
ANY fbigie one WIN 30 sent on receipt of z
conts inn5tAmps except wages Living anc
Tariff" which win be sent for 4 cents.
Tho whole list Will be sent for ~ conts or
6ny we've Tor ~ cents. or any nvo Tor a.
cents, postage paid. Order by number.
I-"wogoe, living and 7ariC.T z A. HAErs
s-sT51 Ldgaat1ESs Of a Pcoises.ve Tarii 70
ihn lhbor and industrie0 Of tha Unitcd
fMeq." lhst Prize Essay, 1887. CnAw-
sue no reduction IadispenssbIs 10 a slp-
pg, I'D Low Prices, OF the hanufactulfd
Commodities required for the People N
tbs United states, and Adequate Home
sfblS without q Protecave Tarin. first
frbHa Yssay, 1888. @. ID. ToDD.. y. u
E"V hala re raw Materials I Would FFee Raw
MltLriala be Advantageous - TIE Labor
and fndu8uieg OF the United StAloa.A
-vitiissss ~. y 80 A A&anSe s. R-P nnqaeL n
s-~somc VisWs on ihe TRria 81 an Old Basi-
7-"Ths ffotscuvS fsrir lie AdvsntGees for
the h0uIh." @. l.. EDWAknA -....,..... 81
9-"frStoefioa 70. Fres.Trade."-A HiSsoricai
kgyiHW. .. q. HAND H.............. %
1O-"Tne Farmer gnd tho 1artd Col IHoH8
11-arFEota ptPass ss !; Prbiis Poiic1. dSoSaas.
nAUAHNtiHnasH Hasss.ssaf sss - 40
lR-"Repiy 10 tho residents Froe~frade Mes
keSo.' y. r. foHrhk-. '.'...'s.s.''
IL" Ofanr1nn ana the Iarta " .......-.. y
1.-The Wal Quegduus EiauAmfyt1an Indus
hlos b Abandoned era Anlerle4n Mar .
Ects Slrtepdcro1 q 49,. ...... s..s. .+s..-..- ,
K-Barnt ID German. With Addifln ..-.-. .. .
l6-"The Progress % ohs rnndrod Years"
EonRaT n, folrNH. ........ ...s...... y
~ Protection for American shipping -.....- :
I8-"Tho Tariff Rot q IaE.H HuEEh u DING d..
IT, Why hilhu4en khouit Ne frotoctonhts." 9
90 Protection n. ~. AAMu;ONN ....... So.
2l-"Nhat 10 n TaTiG Z" An1WesstOo Working
mHn'a Question ......s .-s.s.ss.s.. Z
&-"The Ama1oan Wool Industry EA' AK
2s--Wafes AID oost q living IN WlnEs. Z
81" 3OufhHrn FARMING IndualrlclF .......s ..- 4
"a nh0ft Talk to WCHkinEmQnN a........ Z
B-TfIote0ton and he farmer senator s. d.
tlALo1-ss+sss-rsss sstsrfs--fssss-ssss ~
The Au1ucAr FocNonlsT. weakly devoted 10 TAI
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-27

THE Valley Bullstil, Of SOlononvills
will hereafter be known as the Graham
County Bulletin. Kelly has made a Use
ID Of il.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-27

A limited amount Of the Treasury stock
II the Carlisle development company al
81 per snare by.
Mrs. 0. s. WARREN.
Secretary.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-27

THE new recsivsr Of the Las Cruces
land sfee. Qaiuby Vance, took possession
Of The ehss Monday.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-27
@A.w XoRhn
OW Sc113t.
FOR
1880
L 1880

Some people agree with THR Sun s epin-
lons about men aud ihings. and some people
lon'l; but everybody hikes 10 get hold Of the
newspaper which ia never dull apd never
afraid to speak its mind.
Democrats know that for twenty yenr
The sun has fought in the front line for
Democratic principles, never wavering or
weakening IN it's loyalty to the trns inter
ests Of the party 1t serves with, fearless in
tslligence and dislnterestsd Tieer. At
times opinions have differed "a to the best
means of accomplishing the eOmmon Pur
pose: it is not THE sUE,s fault If it has
seen further iutc the nillatone.
Eighteen hundred aud ninety lathe year
that will probably determine the result Of
the Presidential election of 1899, aud por-
haps the fortunes Of the Democra@ for the
rest of the century. victory in 1892 is o
duty and the beginning Of 1890 is he
best ilaq to start on, in comppny witt
TuE suS. 1DN
DAILY, pOr month 50 *
DAILY, per ear..... .......... s o.
SUNDAY, per 2 0,
DAILY and SUNDAY, per Year =. s OF
DAILY ard SUNDAY, per month. o X
WEEKLY SUN, n year........ l q
Address THE SUN. Kew York.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-27

The story Of the lndiau massacre Of cow
boys neal Separ, New Mexico, prove. to he
u eanard. The report bore many evil
deDces Of f%abrlcelion, as any one knowing
the western cowboy would he 10th to be.
hsvs taat seven Of them could be sur
prised and shot by savaRsa before they
could rgach their wi weapons. The fact
is the cowboy csn never be surprised IN
this fashion unless he is foil Of liquor. for
he is never OFT Of rsASh of pistol or Win
chester. and his iron nerve makes him
inssnsible to tho danger Of any sudden At
tack Chronicle.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-27

dyspepsia
Makes Gio lives OK mgny people miserable
sd c,en lsIl3 TO self-destruetion Distress
SCR oa.iar, sour stomach, sick headache.
a,,eurn. log7 u appetite, afaiat, eli gone"
ceiling, bad taste, coatcd tongue, ard irregl-
larity Of Tie bowels, are
DtSGTeSS some Of the more common
after symptoms. Dyspepsia does
- not rat well OF Itself. II
EtVtt53 requires careful, persistent
attention. and n remedy Ike Hoods sarsa-
parila, which acis gently, yet surely and
emc,eat,y. II tones the stomach and other
orrans. regulates the digestion, creates a
good appetite, ana by illus Sick
Overcoming the local symp- 1880
toms removes the sy-lpa- HSaNdSsaO
thctic effects OF the disease, hanishes the
headache. aud refreshes the tired mind.
"Ihave been troubled with dyspepsia. 1
had but nttlo appetite, and wlaS l did eat
die.resscd me, or did ne
htSStI lite good. II an hour
bugn after oat!Eg ] would exre-
rienoe n falntness, or tired, ali-scne ieela3'
as taough Ihad not eaten anything. Ny trou-
be. / think. wa aggravated by my business
wlich IS that Of q painter, and FROM being
more OF less shut up in q Sour
room With fresh gciIt. Last ~---
sp-lrg / tosk T-ooC's sarsi- ScCltse.G4i
r.la-took three lstt,as. II did me m
immrnse amount cf good. u gave me an
arpolIe, and NY food Tc.lsheG and sa.i-ace
Tie craving ! lad previously Ell arl-.e-1'
GnoroE 4. pbGa, Natartogn, Mass.
RooG's S-2g3Gparilla
SOFA rya idr rif.a. fli siz iorfa Prepared rfy
lyf L.i,OCr q co, Anofhocaf.es Lowell a''
$50 Cwe rrii9r
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-27

d. II. Kedzie hats been appointed agena
Of the celebrated lnmau Steamship line
aud can sell yon a ticket to 90 10 Europe
or one to brlnR any of your friends over
from Europe. He can also transfer money
for you 10 asy point in Europe. II you
want to 60 home or to send after a friend,
IL family or a sweetheart. or it YOU -@ish C
send some money to the old folks vt homt
call on Ksdzie and ne will fix you out il
good shape.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-27

W. H. SMALL the druggist wishes to re-
nind bic patrons that it is a dangerous
Pslisy 10 wait ustil taken sick before buy
ing = Kettle Of Chamberlain's collie, chol-
era and diarrhosa rensdy. Every family
should be provided With some reliable
remedy for bowel complaints. ready
for Immediate use, Whenever required,
during the summer month";. ard ills rem-
sdy is unqaes,ionabl, fir superior to any
other. 1t can always be deprgded open
and i' pleasant and safe to take. leis put
up in % and so cent bottles.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-27

ThgNabTmon Eldere, BOOK
1 kkuStf ~ nadAt aSSk4
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-27

dHoua1lon 81 all phases Of he Ia1n Queaiiou. -
nyeaF. sample copies free. Addre1a American Pro
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-27

LrBERAL that the Mill had bsea rnnniag
for feur days and the rssult vas nest sat
isfactsy, esnsidsring the reunstanee
Pie ere being run was taken from the old
dnmp Of the Pennsylvania and was found
TO run about sl4. Tie plates in the mill
arc all new, aud not beins s~lestroplated,
there has besn some trouble in getting
them perfectly analgamated, in fact there
we're spsts o. them wheh be left, and one
Of the objects Of thS trip was TO get John
Spillar to 90 over aud inspect the mill.
Ia the four days the vapners had been 80
adjusted ~ 10 run the value Of the concen
irates from $50 up to $50 per ton, aud be
expects to get them up 10 about 500 per
ton. He is taking ore from the 30 foot
level Of The Pennsylvania by windlass and
a. soon as he can get a whim or hoist at
work he will have men on the lower levels
and engaged in siDkinR. The En- erprisc
describes a rich strike made ia the Penn.
sylvania az iollswS: I'm running n cross
cut frovl the bottom Of tho old Psnnsyl
vaHia shaft a chute Of sulphide ore carry
ing free gold ia abundance was run into.
Up to this time when the party who
brought the hsws left the mine, the or,
BODY had been penetrated q distance o.
two feet but how much greater the OK
tent Of the ore body can only Oe dstermin
ed by development. Much Of the ore is
worth sixty dollars per pound. a ehunl
weighing ten pounds was exhibited u
town which would run much higher.
Mr.. Miller confirmed this report but san
there WIS only = hatiul of this rich orc
Il will not take mauy hats full Of such Of,
to pay u dividend.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-27
P. j. Clark,

ROTARY PiJELEc x eoNvBTANCER
Cufton Arizona
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
Iefu sNprfsr End1rif1fett j,

News0orf, 81. SHui. - Die 8uabes'
toMpfer ygaltimolt" uno D9eariag2" 9,ngen
nm ii ltbr beute Sormittag iiber SiIepar
oaUgn ii;;sS:4, 8Ortlanp, @fe., ab,
- Die ,,gpeutng 4ofd meioet, SaB eiri
britiides esbnSitat BEN Sobn 3oa4iaen
SdifisbanbOf gu @befer, Ba., unS Die htefirsl1
9ior9an'iden @iienperfe faufPH mill. ser
8rti8 ioll 980O, ,OCJ betragen.
- Nuf oeu ans WtnieinetrhGien augelangs
ten 9nmpfer u5talia", tueI9er bel Der 2uaran'
tdnefation Dor anfer IieGt brad heute untef
ben1 @epdd Ger @nHnranteH i'm Sdifsraume
6suer aus. Gin Banif berri1te Idugere 3eit
inter ben 37S Observation-Disclosures; in
beien gclan9 eS, pas Seuer 81 I0itlen, ebe es
ertp6bnensmsrtben S6aoen aneerid)tet haiti.
Or. @tbter nom bieFgen 4afteu(ts sSnIiis
tut peripei9erte heate 3ns. Yatienten Die 9lufs
nabme, neil ibte Sgmptome bereltS aut Elm
oorgcridtes StaOium Der BaietI6eu b.,tte,eH.
Der cine BGtient mar Elm Sp0lfldhrin'r &uabe
uno ber anbere elm Sirger BON S4Insluid,
Ste. Or. 9ibler erfidrt, iei1 Sgaem 3iele
mehr auf Gerhiitung, Gl8 auf SeliUng BE-
g9aIieri1eu. Die boufdnSiq eutpiGeIte Sranfs
belt fDnne Ct nidt mehr furiren.
- Der frtibere StgtdpGareu TabItfaat
Ebam 8. 96s, tpeIder ein &sI61ft In gfr.
969, &analsSi ase, betrieb un6 bafielbe Ipa-
teE nnd Serieb =&ttn 0erlegte, ulroe i'm 9nule
Igines Batere, gir. 76, Sr0ouezSIaSe, becs
baftet uuS seferu i'm Sefierlou,R RarFet. Bolt
3eigeIidt 5en CHARLES y. gBotIGn aus Rr.
III, TrGnt.inz StraBe, tei4ulcigt, gefobleue
@egcafdLJe i'm @ertbe bon $20C1 III ben
gtaat 81 p,gGtf eiuBeIiihrt IN habaH. Die
EtrmG 81. SIOnfenberg BON BbiIa0eIp5tG,
10. DE In bisfger Stabt bnr9 senanuten
= u ltion ber,Eeten ift, erIGnste ieiuer 3ett elm
3abIulgsurtbeU aegau S6s; ieine Rai1is
nen loen bei'm 3pense Derfanfe ben Der
ildaer.i@eu Ttru1a nm $4,000 erporbeH.
Srau 9ds 3abIte Gestsrer S400 In Bnar uuo
erbieIt oie R0i6iuen auriid, auf neLde iie
etne Rcrtgaae iibs- $1448 uuteti@reIbsn
muBte. ole tfibrte bGs @ehaft MN in eiss-
mem NGmen fort uub ffeIIte ipreu Dtann als
Better SefIsIben eiu. Seeom gefisl Hesterem bic
SteLnng iGt, uno er tebrte az ieineu @lteIa
nod Rem.gOIf 3uritd. Scr bret gEs4eu
beaGb er fiG, in OIIer Eriibe mad Setle1.&ttn,
eTbraG eas @tGbliRement ieiner 6rau ulo
I.ef Il ismmtItd3e Wajdinen nod stnem eIters
nGen 9a,.ie fabreu; beridiebeue bey'eIbea
bate &c bereits oerGnBsrt, aIs er uerhaftet
tpurte. Saber bic BON sSatIou esassbrad1te
6Iage, ba beHsn Firma, ME benet,t, cine
Rortange nnf bic gfni&inea Dot. Auf Ddt'e
Gutrng muroe bie lnteriu@nng ouf ipiter
uertagt unb sr ieIbit nnter $1,000 8iirpi9aft
ium @riheiusu 90 berIeIbeu eefeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
BiehmGrIfe.

@aFs2EbeGtp Ba., 27. SAINT. -
6inbUte9: 3ufubr 1853, 8ereu0nua 1855;
Breiie barttrtsn spsiaeH $500 un6 $3.50
- S9ueius: 3uiubr 4C0O, BelenOHuq
$500; PreiTe 0artirt,u apiihen s8.5O rsIJ
S3.95.- S9aafe: Buiubr 4LJ, EecleuOrIg
GOO; Bretie 5aritrter sE,4eT $500 HES
$6.35.
chicago. 27. SAut. - 9finbbIeb: 8Hs
iugr 5000, Berienbuus 5000; Brsiis PC
riirteu 1Dii9tu 81. 25 II. $4.7O. -S1melpe:
2Hfub" % ,OO0, SerieHou19 5000; B1etIe oaa
Tlirte.. BDiiheu $500 uH0 $3,7O.-zs] ]aate:
8u5ubr 5000, SerIeuoTua $500; BGsiie 0as
Itirteu 3niIden 1926 unb $S.75.
ct. 2Ouis, 81. SLni.-RirOOieb: Cue
iLbr loco, Bsrienbung 17O0; $tetie 0arIi~
ten 3miIGeu S2. 60 uu6 S4.75. - Q g.AUetne :
2nldbr 1900, 8-r,:u6uug 3.CJ; Btaiie loaz
Eitrttn jptIaen $500 unO $S75.- 5haaie:
.3ufnbr 500, Se!isHbuug 1900; Beetle DC
tEtsu jpti6en $4.CO uuO $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
g2r. 154.

Die @orDldrber Dioiiiou S.r
9iga ameritaniider &aofabrer" belt gciierR
GbCnO in gSnlfCab'5 4nyr ibre Sabr90ers
iomnlunq Gb, in lucldtr Ser Stfretdr mo 6ie
GorFtr Der UGyidJieocHeI &oullte'u i5re s.
rid,e abfatteten. Gor Der @elfldftSfbunq
naro cine yampous8araoe Inn Ssu 8rliOS
Gee oerauHaltet, in mefdbsr D. ,,gRarnldnoer," !"
Baltimore" Crescent" gSG9SIStopH.. ;"
c@ntllr1" ," pGbciapearee," g%ctomac" (boR
SlcoUid) nnS sSl,ors Glub" (bon 6s!ag) uers
tre,eE ruarer, uuo mad ts bic E6eilue5nlsi
an oaie!beH nod lauge bel el'ea 8anfett SHa
iaum2nb!lC5cr. Sine &r3ahl Der &eloc'ges
otftn retFs gc9sr Mlittcruatt mad BbhaO''
pbja, nm bert Der Ser r,amu1lpnJ her gBennIbf'
bnntr GOlFon1 be; 2iga ba,'upobreT. De
rWartldHSCc 0iUiion' bdIt ibra @onDeniion
8cbufS 9tomjuiruug uou gcaulten in Der 3eit
5tutdleu ocm 10. uno Is. Slli i'm Snltimoree
nSgcle-SauS" AM gutno, BI0ce ab, mdbrcn6
bic SCamtcumabl ielbf Suiitcn Dem Is. SRI
uno 10, 2IGgnit itattFubsn piyb.
pr. Sobu 8. R0ie 3um 9fFtaIteb
Der Gt0tI6teufsQoTn ers
nnuut. - 8ie GiDilSI:uf= =gouuItfioH mug
uad eel1 @eieta 5ci ber g,1euu"ua BON 2os
faIbebDr0en fets oGrluf lsbtu, baB unr iolae
BeTioHer srHauut neroer, rpeIdbs GlHyes
Senmte fab. @sfsrn eIaanIte bte @oI1s
rliiFCu Oil. Srhn G. Role aI5 PitglieO be-
a. .albeh1rbe. Sr. ROie ID &suIusauFIeber
uao ole FOLDER eiu SaHbe65ea1lteg r7b
pdtIbar.
BOItBeilI@ee. 8r. Re~rs plrb:
geFeIu ben B0Il5ifea S0logri9C DsrbGItst,
metI er SrH. Geo. 5lSier uGqe 6igblaa0s
tOTu aeidjIOgeu babeH iou, Gel-;g utrb TN
G1ittlereH Stat,ons3auie fiiC Die 8eb6GOsR
BON 8aIiimoIesGoHa fefgeaaIten
- 8tlter Sebo iGidte gg1slA bic 1G Sabre
aIte gIoIlte Beacod agS uu6sTbeIierlt@ u-b
Der 3uGt ibreE @lteru entna4ieH Ia 0as
ySOHie of Reiuae fiir TlGO6e1."
- llutGr Der Sei9EISiguHg, IN Dem Sauie
Tr. 649, SOispbiueGsass, Bier OeriaRft SH
babsu. obue eiHe 2csnl An befBen, If geiern
ROfe 9itl6eu BON &inter 8erHer fiIr ibr
@ti6etuen Dor 9srtGt uHter 8argi4aft gez
fellt uuo entladeu rpoIoGu.
- Sur DRIi9gH Stations6QHie mr.oeV
glagQie Dean Hnb Dt0tlie Douo5ue uyteE
Der Sei&ulbiguGg fir elm SerbUr fet5ebals
ten, Befeta abe1b ~ Seturtd g8asler'5
Saue, Tr. 7l9, Sto os0iegeferfGa6e, t,I8sz
brC6en Al iein ua0 Gus oemieIbeu B., eng
I'M g8srtBe Son S5 8efoblen Su aaben.
- 8ie ResGr gBtuiam SobaIou, SoIeP9
Gu..9 nab S1e S;e'ug., 1uroC sfet.i bonn
RtdteF anb'-i9n ucg'T SaglbgaOre3s anF
is erl. glaHCts = 3,aGtt 2 -. 5bauS &C.
iCIbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28

nit @eitditen iiberbdnit, SaG er ie.Hen Aus
flug mad Cape 0fap, ben er noraen an3ntreten
beabiidtigte, auf9eben lnubte, @r miro le0Od)
in ter nGhlten Bpdle bort5in gehen, fats Der
@onsreB bic iblibc Pauie 5ur Seer bes L
SuIi mad)t.
Der TlottenIefretGr iR burf @apttGn grben,
GrGfbenten Der Brtiung3s GoulmiIon, bes
nodtidltiat norben, bag bic RrobafQhrt oe3
reuen Sreisers ,Ybilaoelp9iaH ein grfOlg mar.
Beiteres tuirb porlduftg niht riit9etheill.
SIlI8Iefretdr 8uiiep bat entitieoen, 6as
oie 0Iuttcr oes 5oIoatea @Gnl6te Utc@leiIaa.
pom 6. Miiiiourier Sauallerlez 9tegtment, pals
dJlr am %. Wtai 1868 Sclbftuorb 6ur9 Grs
5dieBen beQiu9, Su einer $eniion bersd)tiat l.,
gr beariin6et Bic gntidei0ung our4 Sie Grid
: i.lua, ooB tein @rnnO fit otL SelblmorJ
b(fannt lei, uno oaB 0ic&lellon baher i'm
Gienfe ipabniirnig gctuorben iein miiie.
@eneral grealD, @bei oes S.9noIoieuRe8,
bat NIT Siilie beS Staat5iet.etGrS SortebruH'
aen aeiroen, our6 peld)e 0a8 S.gnalbl eGlt
.infttpbtn IdlncQe uno suuertaiiige gtadlrih'
Ten iver trefinbiid]e Sptlore erIangen icq.
@ignalFiationen ollen 81 0ieiem 3Wete 81
CAN'T EbonIas, Stn9iton rno SattHa3o 0c
| Cuba etablirt tperoeu.
Ser Sbutamtsiefratdr tpurbe bente ourd
eire 9epe DE aus gtrusDori benad)rtf tt9t
| toRG.. Gbere:, 6tr @beMit( beS 9fatus0 00rtei
! 2oIamts, 6orge1eru aaf eiPenes @eH3 abg'
| 81 fputbe, un6 DaB ba3 55u6etlaboratot.un
| res 31uarltS iest unter Sel'In9 oes Or
Stumble lebt.
IS p..laute., baB bic @s6rietana Der Garif
biz um naGftcp Gfontag TN Senat b8Oanet
| ,,,prNpu inf
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Wermildte teIearabbifdle 9ebeiaen.

- San 6C9ujtsco leu rad bem Hed
&e1ius cine Seb6ltsraae BON 800, ,0GJ SseIsu
bGbeu, earInter $4,000 @biueieu.
-Sei Beatrice, Rsb., fieI 0urgeFeta gIa4a
mittag e.n 3temIid groBes Wleteor uieoeE.
&s 3eIfpran9, tRbem es 6te grbo5erEd9a be.
ribte, NIT Ian.em unS melt seb6Eieu alau.
-Sn Rem,SebfOrb, MaH., pnroe Bw.
aliion tU II Sa1ren 3u@tbaus pege1 ei1es
ia BEN 9ahle noa eba8s $. @ar0tner Ia
5waueG oeriibten Ranbuniales UsruTtbetlt.
@r bate oae 9arbtuer'i5e @bepaa. gefefeIt
unb gefuebslt. Setne 8eute bate aber ugr
in tueHisen Dollars befanoen.
-IRaHrice SaIes, Der etus oerautportIt5s
Stelung In oem BiIreau Der @a1erme-fe pon
Chicago etnnnbm uub oor eiuiser 3slt aus
@btca9o oerlnmanc, purbe In Sauins <g
Ro., BET einem SaGIpteI oerbGiiet. &E
piro beidIIoiat, 1900 Dollars, Ote be-
StObt Chicago seh0Etsu, beruntrsnt 81 b.
ben.
- Der tn Ptttsburg, ga., tageube Sonn'
tagsi6uIz Iz&onOeut GIob getell feline Stt
3ung. Cine GOlIefte ftir bic 9interblisbFlsn
her SEubsntatafrup9s lu Dunbar 6raGts
1856 eiu.
- Bel Ro4eaer, Giun., unrbeu bieie:
Gage stne Weuee 2uoGel, bic uou gIeu
i9eu, Rferoen, &iubDieb nuo S&petHsr
beisibrteuI IN einem aIten Graben pei DIR
aefnneeu. gtGn bermutbet, ons Ite bic Us
betfefte zines Dor Sabren uCu ben SloIE
mahutrtrten @miGrOnteusaae fin6.
- SaIt ente'Gits bot iest 49, 972 uao Os'
eenI Utah, l6,s25 Seuobuer.
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Retfp 0uR6unp

antonio, Ser., 27, SUM. -8ig
aus 3pO 9ig, Set., gemelbet Mrs, ba.idsn
0O9t ieit nebreren &agen 3uitGnbe, ME f.
islbf bier 81 2auOe ielten ben SepObaetn uon
oan'en Srtidaiten tpiOerfabren. 3wausig
Siephirten tameu BON Siu & Runnel's Sieh5
5ii9terei nab Der Srtidaft uab bis qetern
nirthi9oiteten fie in berelben 9ans nab 81
Iiebeu. Gin Saufmann gtaulells Wte@iuni8
tuurbe eridOfen. Dem Statonsbeamten Sobu
gttdOlion gelan9 es, cine SepeI6e an bic gtat,
barfabt ab5uienbsn, tpurin er iiber Die 9re1=
liden in emo 5ig berrider10en 3ufduoe be-
ridtste. 9araut famen pt0Bti9 Mcgtaip8
Strangers brbei. 9ieie iiberFelen bic Eirten
unb madteu ad]t bon ibneu Su @efau9enen.
Die llebrigen entfloben in ben g9aIo. as tie
Strangers mieb,t ubgeaogeu marer, febrten bic
Srten ;urdd. Sie bsireiteu bic @efanuenen
unb rdWten iid an giidOliou, iuben ie in lei.
nem 6auie cine greulide Sertuiiifung anridlte=
ten. Die Strangers baben ftd) jest sur Ser
folaung Der Strolde aufgemad]t.
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GnbnniIfle 8nnniten .

Sapana, 27. Suni.-3pif9en Gguacato
uno SabanaberOble fpurbe, ME terei 6 brit1
tet, bon 8anbiteu Der Seriudl gemadbt, einen
giienbahu5u9 gum @ntgltiisu III brinacn. Der
Beriud miBIang ic6Ot. Die Banoiten batten
borber einen Srief an Die @tieubabn. .Serual.
tuna serid)tet, NORM iie nit @efabrbung bes
Setriebes brObten, rpena man ibnen nid1t SaO,z
600 gable. Sn etrem anoerert, al Die 0teaie>
rung grifteteu Sdretben batten fie fjc1 bars
iiber beihpert, baB fe burd bartnadqe
gerpeigerung Der erbeteren 2muefie CUR 5eort.
ietuug ibreS 8dubertebenS 9espuugen piiloeu.
Setee Srtefe paren bon gfanueI @arcia, benz
Gnfiibrer Der glnoe, untsri6rieban. 0filitdr
iii nit Der 9lufiudung Der 8auoiten bel6ditiat.
Die Orei Gerionen, iuelfe tor ettua eiHer
@od)e i'm 9iffrift Gan Nicolas bon BanOiten
aeiangen Senommen tpuroen, iino befreit por,
ben. Der Setras bes beSablteu G6ie9elbs tf
uidlt befannt.
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Gre uernaBlIdle saaonfagrt.
GEeUe Seroh'S RS5enFsuer - HaTeett1iItas
GuftstIIs etReS s1fftIttH&sR.

@Iepelanb, 8 27. SUM. - u@fella
9eroe." Elm iunacs 0tdbden aus &leuelano,
me!dles aeattial 9un heiBt, mare gefelh IN
g ,perle'S Borf betu1 AuTiieiseH in eiueul
& auon, BON tueld)em iie iidl nit etnen Souz
ifirme berablafen tpoIte, beiHahe Hm'S yes
ben gCsomulen. Der 8allon mar nit betBer
2uit qeiiiut, unS eiu @ugef feqter, JtamenS 6.
Grerdi, mar i'm Snu,tn pofirt tpOrOeH, nm
6araaT 8u adtsn, oaB berieIba nidt Ourd Sun.
Ten aus oem Geuer auge3,tubct tpet0e. SrtdA
nn.De prgeTen utb iuhr, ais bec 8Glon lo8'
#Qelaiien rDurAe, nit in Die Suit. Sci ieiaen
Stnfreueungen, Tid) 81 beite;eu, uertpideIte er
Td nit 0ern 6uBe iii etlt9e 9ttlde uHG bing
nit rem Sopie mad Enten. gl!8 6er 8aaon
ei.e 56be uon emo so 6IB e.tC,d)s bate,
fiir5te 8rend hltab unO nuroe iarner barleet.
Sein 3appeIn bette audI ben 6aGi1irm 9ez
Iodert HnO berisloa riB fif nod Srsnl's 3.r=
abiallen plGelid3 To8 un0 firSt:, Olne ftd)
raid qenuq 5u 3flPT, nit ben varjn be Itnoliz
den gRat9en ais e,rer 96be bon 100 SuB
berab. @roB.. SdlcdsL ge4.Id)te Intet 0el
3uIdauetn rno b,eielben fobeH mad alle.l
Tihtungen bin aH8e,ranSer. @lidiidG.
gSeiie i.d ugnela" in Oea gHipfd e,te8 geo.
Ga 8cuucs NIB en.iam Obnc erwdhuerSm.t.
iEe SeslcBungfi &c eIildl. ii1 en-. IdLci
fen, baS 2pQQelid Az A,eoerbOler
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3@iIdlen ben Gisberaen. .

SAGtfur, 0..S., 27. SUM-. - gaSitau
SGnior, Der gefeta NIT benz 9Gmpfec U&ou'
ccrcta" ton 8las9Op bier eintraI, ti3 nit ie.'
mem Sabr5ense am SamfiGs berart uutsr bic
Gisberge aerntbeu, 6nB er On beu1 genauuteu
3ags uno am SOlutnge tpteberboIt befdre'=
ten muBte, Ber utdt Uietsr nit betIer pant
bGboH 30 fommen. 4Le eE bie erfien @tes
berge tn Sidt bepam, bsfaab er fi5 etra
nod apet5uubert Reilen nom 9ap 8ace eut.
feat. I'm SOnntua befaub er ii4 aur NOD
5ebu Ntetien bon bem &ap eutfernt uuo bu4
mar tstne Abnabme Der 3ebl Der gtsterae
81 bemerfer. sic batteu ale erbenttide1
Grnben uno Sormeu nuo es mar ein Slid
90 renuen, oGs oas gSettsr ne6elicei mar,
10 oos Elm AusweiHeH m6aIiG uHrbe. @iuer
Ger Serge bate rinbehens cine Wteile 9dn=
&C. babel aber uur etue 3Obs BON so bis 70
EuE.
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Sim @nloeu

Sine @itp. Ilinu., 2z. SUM. -8m.
8roofeI, tpelfer anl 2. yionember b. S. ieis
ren S6pager 8u. &oombs nub Oefeh Sat
tin criGOB, tpurbe I'M IA llbr beute fytib i'm
hjaiigGn @eidugniB gebdngt. ST binterlI.6 Elm
fir ole 8rCiie beitimmteS Sdlt. .ftffiid, in mel
dem er tnittbeiIt, 6aB er Bic &bat be9ing, MI
@oombs II. belien Srau ieiue (GrOOter'3) @atz
til nit ihren &interN BON ibm fol, ,gelOdt bdts
en-. Der GGurtbeilte nabm oeitern 4bidieb
bon ieineu SinO,.r, tpet9er.e f6 ieood, ieiue
6rau Su ieben. Ssmelteusmarth in Be5ug
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Der Gil SrOoier's 4ro5e5 6etBt.ig.eu 9eidpos
rauGl Dor etIiden Gagen burd IN AifioaOit
erbdrteten, Oas iie Ourdwcg gcgeu bic 9huIz
otripreduus Oes 4ngstlaateG finn en-, uHJ
Bop Der Sbmann trot0em 6erl @C4,tlt t,H aui
jtulbig lautenoss Seryti. an9etiinJi9t babe.
3ie glb0roe iderlte bem IifiOauit fe,ne 8e'
adbtlna, urb Die Siuriatnng luuroe sur fefge-
iFt,fpu 0eit Oollflre6t