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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17

EuPE8lo8 couxr-efRATroN. !,

surxRloR couxI-sfRA1rox. J.
Edward L Sanford NJ johnson 4 Montgomery
-Juoemeut against johnson BY stipulntios and
default. and Judgment allowed against Mont
eomery.
Hexter. May 4 Co. u John b. Mc0sw-Jury
dtal; verdict for defendant
In the matter Of the condemnation Of real e.
tate Tor widsning o0uth second street Case
divided n two paris: thar Of Bessie = L Wis VI
me CITY ct Seattle was drss called; jury tsisl:
canse pending.
Rainier Avenue Electric Railway Company
" Mattso RodiA- Continued iii October n.
kos Hewlett ". Neil J. Peterson Charles
ptaantinS cost
sUrEnIos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, j.
-. II Maxwell " William Johuson--Ffnal
nearing on application for injunction: injunc-
d0n granted
City Of Seattle " Ella ". Peterson-F,lsd:
decree,
William Foeman VI q N sorensoD- order
Diminishing action and Judgment for costs
Lobe 4 Co. N Robert Kuipe 81 q. Motion
Tor new trial; Withdrawn.
- G. Corbett ". b B. Allen ct q. Filled: fnd-
Ing Of facts and decree.
~ ~. Belvin ct q. W Thomas Burke et al
--f1ted; dndings Of fact and dnal decree:
plaintiffs execution allowed.
standard Oil Company vs.. G. d. Chiales ct Il
Confined TIL 80 Z N. today.
suPERioR coURr-HuMKs, !.
State lnsurance Company Va N. Haser-yury
trial: verdict for plaintiff for $65, interest and
costs: motion by plaintiff or arrest of judgment.
George Brae W, Riddle 4 McCombs-- Judx-
ment ordersd for @506, with interest
HiDz a Landt Va 8 f Gleason--Judgment By
default for $l.08060
w. ]. Bromley W II. r. Rumells-Jury Trial:
cause pending.
William H. Jackson, administrator, Va. Jfhn
Lavender ct al.-Judgment. notes and cos; bill
dled.
PROBATE c0URT-osBoKN. ).
Estate of Este Neison-Bond nled; order sp.
proving same; order directing notice to cred
itcrs
Estate of Andrew Castro-Decree admitting
will 10 probate.
Estate OF Fred G. Mielke-Bond fled; order
approving same; order directing notice to cred.
itOfB.
Bruno Moafkees. iusane-Application for war
rant; order for warrant: order FIXING time fer
hearing q M today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17
woMAN's RELIEF CORPS Fab.
Entertainment. Furnished BY Wives an.

Entertainments Furnished by Wives and
Daughters Of Soldiers.
The Woman's Relief Corps fair ct the Armory,
which is to continue for three nights, opened
last evening The attendance was good, but
not nearly 20 large a. 1t will be tonight or toor-
row night The big hall has many booths filed
with fancy articles made by the members Of the
relief corps and the sale only fairly started last
evening. General George n. Thomas camp,
: Soma Of Veterans. marched into the hall and
went through several dne maneuvers, and AZ
terward the Sons of Veterans drum CORPS, COM
posed Of the following members. rendered sew
eral martial selections:
Drum major, P. L Allen; ffers, Al Briden.
slime, Wiley Mcfarland. Will Allen, Albro Gard.
ner; drummers. Guy Street, Allison Crawford,
John Pinckney, Albert Ames. Howard Ames.
Paul Hubbard.
Tonight Captain Jack Crawford, the s'poet
scout" will speak. and tomorrow evening .
grand dance viii be gwen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17

Charles Olsen, a ledger at the St Elmo hotel.
awoke at 9 O'Clock last night to ind the door OF
his room open and his clothing and valuablea
gone. In an adjoining room he found a pars Of
his garments, but the thief had made his escape
with silver watch and plated chain. an over
coat and a nat Olsen reported his loss at no.
lice headquarters, but could give no clue to the
thief beyond description Of the stolen prop.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17
PORT TOWNSEND CABLE.


C0Dgratulattons ON Its Completion Are
Exchanged.
The following telegram to the Seattle Cham
bsr Of Commerce has been received from the
Port Townsend Chamber of Commences:
Port Townsend rejoices that today the lines
Of the Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Company
were completed into Port Townsend. We hope
uever again to hear the cry that the wires are
down. and We hore that our rapid means of
Communication with Seattle viii never sgain be
interfered with. We congratulate you ON this"
The following answer was sent by Secretary
Dodge:
Seattle heartily joins in your kind wish. and
hopes that the line that now connects will
serve to bind more closely our respective cite,
in the bonds Of friendship
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17
Meeting of jolly Undertskers.

Undertakes L W. Bonney and d. W. Cross
leave tomorrow for Portland to attend the an.
nual meeting of the Northwestern Funeral
Directors Association, which meets in that city
October 20 Every large city in the Northwest
will be represented. Outside of the general
consideration Of matters pertaining to the un.
dertaking business, an interesting programme
of amusement has been arranged The banquet
table will be decorated with deiicacies modelled
after undertaken supplies. and at the time of
refreshment the representatives OF each city viii
respond to toast The last meeting was held
in Portland, as that is the most central point
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17
Two Women ri,ht

Ellen Jones was arrested On q warrant sworn
out in Justice Miller's court last evening by her
neighbor. Mary A. Hustine, who charged her
with ssult and battery. The defendant was
permitted TO go upon her own recognizauce
and the case comes up for hearing today. Both
narfiea live on Orion street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17
EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT.
The Dry Goods Clerks Organise knights
Of Labor Ansemhlx.

The Dry Goods Clerks Organise Knights
Of Labor Assembly.
The Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing Associa-
ton last night resolved itself into an assembly
Of the Knights Of Labor to be known a. the Dry
Goods Clerks Early Closing assembly. Speeches
were made b. John Costello, OF Pitts
burg. and n J. Mcdonald, state or.
ganizeF. and others The following officers
were elected: Master workman. A. g. Kemp;
worthy workman. william Maioney; recording
secretary, 7. L Dillon; financial secretary, j.
McNabb: treasurer. William Emerson. The re.
naming officers. including an executive board,
win be appointed Ut the next meeting, Monday
evening, - some hail to be announced later.
The assembly starts out with ssvonty-fye
members. and many more say they viii Join ct
the next meeting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17

Ransom Eckels. q woedsman. was struck in
the forehead by the crank of . jackscrew yesser.
day afternoon. the blow severing the left tenn
moral artery, so that Eckels was weakened by
the loss of blood before medical aid reached
him Eckels lives in Qusen Anne town. 1t the
corner Of Powell and Anna sHestA AZ the time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17
Haralx typhoid sxm.tom.

to the city yesterday TO have piece of emorv re-.
moved from his eye. He was sharpening q tool
on an emory wheel when a spark few of and
struck him in the eye, affecting his sight Mac.
Laffersy said ore Of the Anscortes physician,
kept him in bed two weeks supposing he had ~.
pho.d fever.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17
ROBBERS IN QUEEN ANNE TOWN.
Two Young Men Held Up and Relieved
of Valuablea.

Two robbers stopped Jesse Morse and Fred
White on quiet street in Queen Anne town
last evening about o'clock, and induced them
to give mp their valuables. The young men a.
serted that they had no money with them, but
Morse had q gold watch ana chain which he
was forced to turn over before the robbers would
allow them TO go.
The number of the watch case was 1,4S9 1856,
and farther than this Morse cou'd give NO de-
tailed description when he reported the robbery
at police headquarters One Of the robbers wa
described as d tall man in q light-co ored Mack
intosh. The other stood little distance away
and was not seen distinctly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17

W.T.. White. charged with criminally assauIt.
ing Syear-old Kittie Jess on sunday night. wss
given an examination before Justice Miller vee.
nrday. He was held to appear before the
superior court, with bonds fixed ct $500 On de.
fault of bonds he went to Jail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17
TIN TO FIFTY HOURS SAVED

BY taking the Northern Pacific vestibuled train:
leaves Seattle SOS q m. daily. No change 81
cars and 2I1 miles the shortest route Ia Chi.
cago; tourist sleeping cars through placing pas.
eengers in Union depot ten to fifty hours ahead
Of other Inca A. Chilberg, city ticket a1ent.
depot ticket agent Seattle
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Probably Jumped Hi. BAH,

John Caulfeid yesterday deposited $1,000 in
cash with Sheriff McGraw as bail for his brother
Martin Caulfeld. who was In jail charged with
assault upon little girl Martin CauIfie]d left
the city yesterday and il is thought probable
that he jumped his bail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17
THE HARsOR LINES.

Interested Parties Appear Before the
Commission.
The harbcr line commission at its meetinq
yesterdsy morning gave . hearing to J. H.
Mitchell, jr.. of Ia oms, who represented the
Northern Pacific and the Union Pacific roads.
and to ex-M yor Robert Moran, of Seattle.
They argued for establishing the inner rim Of
the harbor at the depth of fifty feet at low water.
The afternoon session of the commission was
occupied with routine matters
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17

II was reported last night that George Ward
the farmer living north of Ballard had died
from the effects Of injuries received by the ex.
piosiou Of stick of giant powder in his rand
wednesday night The report could not be con.
frned, however.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17

The board Of ere commissioners met yester.
day, and after discussing the plan of oreaniza-
ton and work, appointed Gardner Kellogg chief
of the IRE department The board win meet
AGAIN foday.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Meeting to Be Held Today for Organize
ton.
Messrs Cochran, Rinehart and Heilbren met
yesterday afternoon for IN informal conference.
They proceeded to qualify Immediately, and to-
day viii meet for organization. They have re.
ceived several applications for the Office of clerk,
including those Of 1 N. Hooper, Captain J. A.
Pratt, f. Mussetter. F. Oleson and c. 4. Painter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17

Reservations On any steamship iine in the
Atlantic service 70 Europe and England en- be
oocured as Northern Pacific once a. Chilhere
cisy ticket agent. rs Second ssreet 1oGtoss
block: +. Tonkiu. depos ticket aren't. aaettle'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17

Take the Northern Pacific railroad. the best
equipped line, foR oil points East A. ChflberR
city ticket agent. 716 Second street, Boston
block: X Tonkin. depot ticket agent Seattle.
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robbed OF His Jeweiry.

+. Anderson is in Jail for stealing watch
from q drunken Port Blakeey lumberman
named H. Olsen. II is claimed that Anderson
.rolled', Olsen on Railroad avenue. A ring
which Olsen wore before he went on the spree
is also missing, and IL is thought that the pris
oner has sold il a. well IS the timepiece. The
man was arrested by officer Cave, and charge
of petty larceny was put against him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17
ROOT STRIP.
IONS on South Sec
street. Resisted.


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q ~ took possession 81 III tbs
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- paid 81 him. leaving him due
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Z SIS1f veaeeraav 81 Jennie = Narsr
s z1H NaxeR. ne grounds for the &C.
It1111 = ths petition, are neglect and
g Plaintiff alleges thst she was
RI y - Maref ct Victoria, B. c.. July
- hDf busbaud has frequnetly nee
11n1 ufDecoated her, ana during the
1yu6k n the city e SEATTLE. beat
~ and iorcihly eook from her 81.
<06l>1 onIy moans she had foe support.
~ - "a % sen her household furni-
4 $3.50 support herself and child
Avod with him since
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17
vEsrIBuLED TRAIN SERVICE

Over the Northern Pacific railroad; dining cars
and sleeping cara every day in the yesr Seattle
70 Chicago I'll milee me snorte9 route. second
ciass passengers. too, are Afforded excellent -
com modationk
iHiRTY -TaRKE Houas AND fHrEry-sIx niNurss
saved in reaching Chicago VIA this Linz. A.
Chiiberg. city ucket agent 7i6 second street.
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Forlow rates, excellent accommodation ana
Ill the features thar constitute . snccessful and
enjoyable uip 10 the East take the Northern r.
cine. Through vestibuie trains % St kaui.
Minneapolis Duluth ana Chicago. committing Of
dining. drawingroom and sleeping cara New
tourist sleepen under the direction Of the Pull
man Palace Car Company are attached % oaaly
through trains No better service % b. tound.
A. Chilbefe. city ticket agent 7l6 Second street.
Boston block; Z 1onxin. dsp0s ticket agent -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-17

Aoore's Revealed Remedy win give yea
strength
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The Biz towed boom of logs from samish to
Gig Harbor.
The Dispatch went to West passage for boom
Of loRR
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annette and Manuel Llaguno are load.

The Lucy Lowe came In safely yesterday with
her load Of lime ana went to Tacoma
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25
EefesrapGif6e 9epef&en.
Seuti d I a n b.

Ssrliu, Is. Wdr3. Der Ruiisr bat
Sismards na9ssia9ie gntIafuns ais
Rsi9stansIsr anseuommsn. Oas sunss
prsuBiiae Winiits,ium 1T sutidsstrstsn.
Berlin, II. Wdr,. Die Sartslls
pa,tsisn babsa bsi4IOhen. fir bic Rads
pabl in benz erlebtsten &si1Stassbs,irte
teinsn gunbibaten auftuitslen. Or. Sinss
peter unb .. Se0borf baben pon Der Wabls
bswsrbuns abfanb senOmmen.
Ste Bsrsleuts tretsn Der iosiaIiitii9su
gepssuns nit erbDbtsm WiBtrausn unb
Abi9eu entsesen.
Berlin, II. Wdrs. Su Der bsutisen
Arbsits @Onfereus fanb ein allssmsinsr
WsinunssaustauiS obns issIi9s @rSrtss
runs Der GinjeIbeiten itatt.
Bon ben 200 2weisusreineu bss psits
pbdIii4en BersmannsuersinS babsn fi5 SO
gum Yrotsit sesen bic 2sttuns bss @srsins
bur9 SOsiaIiiten lcsssiast.
Berlin, ls. War,, N9m. 5 llbr.
Sosbsn wirb ssusIbst, baB ter Saiiss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25

| iet vutte VIC Uu9lel pet SppuIIt'pHS VIZ
9rafsn apponpi unb &aroIpi, sur Safsl
| selabsn, mas felt Sabrsn nitt seidebsu
mar. @dbrsnb Der GafsI tabsIte ber
ROnar6 bersn ansriffs auf GisBa; ite
sntsssnsten ibm, sas er ni5t re6t bertdtet
feiu mO5ts, worauf isbO9 Der auiisr err
pisbsrts, baB sr bic Reidstagsoebatten
senau uerfolst babe.
Jrantreid fat ebenfals feline Winiitsrs
triie ssbabt, bis 6oIse mar, baB bds Winis
itertum Etrarb ssfuuen 1T, unb swar aus
elmer gan, unbsbeutsnbsn llriads. &u g.:
rarb's Stsus 1T 5repcinst setrstsn. 9us
Riniferium III bis auf brsi nsus Witslis:
Der has aIte sebIisbeu. Sc 1T opporturis
itii4. am Is. Isdrs CAB es in beibsn
Rummern bss ssisssebenben R0rpsrs eine
gttIdruns ibsr bic @runbidss ab, bic es Isis
ten. gs MIL bic rspublitaniiden Staatss
eturi@tunssn na9b,iaIi4 usrtbsibisen, auf
breitsiisr @runbIase cine ebrli9e, buIos
fame unb fristfertise &epubIie bsrielIen.
Das 3oupsisn iou auf nsuer @runbIase
entuidslt psr6en. 0as Winiltsrium wiu
Der Sage Der arbeitsr feline bsionSers aufs
mertiamtsit ,uusnbeu unb Srantrei9 TIM
ausIanoe bic sebibrenbe a4tuns iidern.
Sn ter Dsputirtsntammsr erIudts 2otrop
tus Miniitsrium, feline Stsuuus gu ben
S&ul: unb 9eerssssissen bar3ulesen. Der
Winiitelprd itbent 5repciuet entsesnete, baB
bisie 9sisss i'm 9siits Der @sredtistsit,
ubsr NIT 5siiis.eit bur9ssfibrt psrbsn
mafsn. gu DsrouIeSs bsmsrtte sr, baB
ct bas Brssseist niat In ssbdifissm Sins
ne, wobI absr sur ra5b,idli9su Sertbeis
oisuns Der Sutersfeu Der RepubIi. unusus
ben perbe. Die sausmse eftbsiIts benz
Ditniifsrium sin 8srtrauens potum.
aus Beru tomut bic Ga9ri9t BON
elmer furdtbarsn WubIidIaGt. Die 5sinbs
isIisteit 3wiiden Zen aubdusern Der bsibsu
RrditentiSuits : ganbiOutsn Roias unS
WoraIss Bsrmube3 bat in ben Srtsu 8us
no uub 5unato gu bIutissn 8Empfen GEE
fibtt. Die 5sssrsien, nGuentIid pom
Ssitsn BEE Or. llrbino, bes Sibrsrs Der
ROias: Yurtsi, buttsn tis Subiansr fur9ts
bar aufssrsst, unb Der frsisiebis usrtbeiIte
S4naps that bann bas usbrise. Su
Sunato tdmpfts man pdbrenb bss san,sn
1asss. 5inf Der 6reunbe urbiuus warsn
bsreits on ieinsr Ssits ssfalen, ais er. um
o,m @smessl gu sntssbsn, mad elmer Rir&e
f1ittste, bie bsrsits nit 6rauen, Rinberu
unb 9rsiisu ssfiat mar. Sis SuSiansr
OsrfoIstsn bis 5Iisbsubsu unb usriu9tsn In
bis airae siu3uhriusen. Or. urbina bss
mibts ii9. Re am Ginsans 3uridBubaItsn
uno bat um S4Onuns Der uniduIbissn
Spfsr, inbsm er fi9 ieIbt ibrer Wutb
prsissab. gr wurSe nisbsrssbausn unb
isiu R.pf auf eineu Pfubl aufssipisst.
Die raisrbsn Subianer fislen banu nod
iibsr cine an3abI am Rampfe gar ni4t bss
tbsilister gsriOusn Der, bic fe abi5Ia5s
tstsn. llsbsr bunbsrt Psriousu iousn an
benz sinsn Sdredsnstass sstOhtet uub cine
s:oBs 3abI ustpunbet wo,beu isin. - Nu9
in 9uatamaIa fam ss su einsm aufs
itanbe ssssn ben Yrdibsntsn BarriIos.
@snsral garrunti sos unwsit Der grsuss,
auf msritanii4sm 8oten, stne bsuaiiusts
Ra@t suiummsu; bic mtritaniide Rssiss
rans traf ieco4 anifaltsn, bieier gers
Iseuns ibrer RsutraIitdt sa bssssnsn.
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Yolitii9e 8unOi9au.
SnIauD.
GongreBperbanolunQen.

Oas Saus Der abseorbneten
eb0ste ben ausseworfsusu gstras fir ein
guntssssbdube gu Sacramento, gaI., uou
$780, uuf $500, 900; bsuilIiste gum
guu zines goifsebdubes In garis, Geras,
100000. 0sr Nntras an ben &riesss
miniitsr ibsr bic ausfibrbartsit uub bic
mutbmaBli5sn Rotten elmer EunneIiruns
bss DstroitsSlufss nod sinsebsnber au
bsridtsn, paiiirte. Sc wurb sin antras
ansenommsu, baB bsim ndditeu Genius
pon allen in ben Der. Staatsn ii1 aufbaI'
tenbsn Gbinsieu cine seuaue geriOnuIbes
f@rsibuns an,ufettissn unb isbem io!5sn
gbineisn eiue abi6rift bauon 3u5uitsuen iei,
bie ausin i'm gum aufentbaIt tn ben Der.
Stautsn bersdtist, puifrte. CUR ausfibs
runs Der Bsitimuuns ruurben 800, 900
ausssDorfeu. gs warb Elm geidluB bets
Der 9duier ansenommen ben 86nis Der
Saabpi5 SnisIu gum decentralization
gorsrsB einsuIaoen; sbsnio cine Blu,
wsI6s bic 3oumarine, bic Bis iest benz
Stusamts unteritanb, benz 5Iottenminis
iterium uute,itsllt anb cine anbere, weI4e
bas amt zines raiiiifsnt. General sSupers
iutentsrt" unb eines rGbisf gIert~ TN
giisrbabnbisnite idafit. Sn Betrsff bes
Ysnfonsamtss ertipaEnen ii4 ldnsere
Dsbuiten. Ser @ablifreit swii&sn Wtabb
unb Compton aus WaarpIanb fibrte 3u
bisissn @ortsefe9tsu. Der &spubIitansr
Mabb mar NIT 149 sesen l45 Stimmen
erwdbIt. Ser sau3e Sreitas sins NIT
ZEN Sebattsn iibsr cine Yeuiiousbia brauf,
absr bic Blu pailirte. Der @siesantras
Gen. GrsemOnt NIT benz Runse zines 9e'
nsraIsWuiors gu penfiOuirsu, sins bur4.
$25, 900 purbsu gum antauf uOn 3sIten
fir bic llsbsridwsmmteu In Irtanias,
WifFifppi unb 9ouiilana ansswisisn.
Seuat. - Gsusr protsitirte basesen,
baB bic GbippewasS sSntiansr tn Der GurtIe
Wountain Rsisruaton tn Horb:Oatota
uon Der 8esieruus i4Isdt bsbanbeIt wOrs
ben isisu. Die msiitsu Der Snhiausr ieisn
aus Canada bs,ibsrssfommsn. 9o,bses
f9iIbsrts bic Seri9uIbuns bee gausritans
bes unb bas TarnisbsrItssen Der 9anbs
wt,tbi9aft. Der sbsmulise 9sneruImaior
im 5rsiw'lissnbssre, Ban Glsus, uarb nit
benz Stang unb SOIO ein.s uate,Iisutsnants
psnfOuirt. 8te glail'i 'i9s @riisbunssbiu
murbs enbIi9 absemurtif; iis watb
nit 81 sesen 81 Stimmsn - wie rs4t -
psrworfsn; sbsrman's gia sssen Gruits.
WonppoIs, Spnbicate u. {. u. warb tss
2dussrn bsbattirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-25

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