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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28
MINI sapolis Til a trical Deal.

The capitalists who compose the
Grand Opera-House syndicate Of Mime.
apolis have completed the deal which
makes them the proprietors of the Harris
theater. The consideration is $3.50, 600.
Manager J. F. Conklin, who represents
the syndicate and is also manager of the
Grand Opera-House, will manage and
book all attractions in the Harris. II
will hereafter be run as a frst-class
place of amusement
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

A KANSAS man after the expenditure
of much time, labor and expense, has
evolved a burglar-proof and rat-proof
hencoop. Genius often takes unneces-
sary pains to accomplish its end. He
could have made any ordinary henhouse
both rat and burglar proof by the in
vestment of fifty cents in little sore
eyed dog.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28
Now Depot for Roches ter.

The contract for building a new
depot at Rochester has been let. Work
was to be commenced at once, and the
building completed as soon as possible
1t is to be one of the finest depots
west of Winona on the line of the Chi.
cago & Northwestern railroad. Other
extensive improvements are to be made
at the yards. The present depot will
be turned into a freight depot Nego-
tiations were being had for the sale OF
Bucks Hotel, which will be used for an
eating-house. and the noon trains will
stop there for dinner and the evening
trains for supper.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28
CRANBERRIES WILL BE HIGH.
The Yield This Year VIII he Far Short of
an Average Crop.

BERLIN, Wis, Aug. 23.-The last few
days have been full of anxiety to cram
berry-growers in thi. section. The
frost predicted by the signal service
came Thursday night and rumors are
current that many of the producing
marshes near here have suffered in con-
sequence. The season here has been I'M
favorable for the Development of the ber-
ry, there having bcen too much water
during the spring months and too much
hot weather during July and August
Under favorable conditions the vines
would have yielded 80, 600 barrels, but
various estimates place the crop-which
will be taken off in about ten days
from 5000 to 5000 barrels The pros
pective yield in the cranberry district
north of this belt Is estimated at 40, 200
barrels and will not fall short of that
unless an early frost cuts it down.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28
Fire In n Flower.Gnrden.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 23.-The greenhouses
and valuable collection of flowers of the
Jordan Floral Company have been COM
pletely destroyed by fire. Many plants
valued at 500 each are a total loss
The damage all told will reach probably
$25, 600; insurance, $2e, ,0O0 The cause
of the fire Ia not vet known
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

THE tall hat celebrates in Europe
this year its one hundredth birthday.
The simple Quaker hat of DR.. Franklin
was the first cause of the abandonment
OF the three-cornered style. The high
hat in its early days was looked on as
symptom of a politically progressive
spirit, and was, consequently, the OBJ
ject OF much persecution on the part of
the policc. In Germany and Russia
they were forbidden under heavy penal
ties, but early in the forties they at last
became trademark of respecta bility.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28
HARD WEATHER IN MINNESOTA.

Crops In the Northern Half of tho State
Seriously Injured by the Frost.
A line drawn east and west through
the center of Minnesota divides the
rain belt from the frost belt, the
northern half having been visited by
severe frost the other night. All nigh,
and most Of the day rain fell over the
southern half, so that the damage by
frost was offset by the rain benefit. Ir
the vicinity of st. Vincent and thence
south to Moorhead the corn was badly
nipped by frost, while snow fell in
several places. In the western counties
the rain greatly helpea all late CT ops,
especially the corn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

A NEW YORK electrician who has
made a spe cialty of spectacular elec-
tricity says the day is not far off when
electrical fireworks will supersede
those now used. He declares that for a
comparatively moderate outlay he could
arrange an electrical display for the
city which would last for many years,
and could oe repeated as often as de-
sired. 1t would comprise rockets,
roman candles, wheels, Niagara falls
and all the modern pyrotechnic effects.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28
The Failure Record.

- NEW York. Aug. 25.-The business
failures occurring throughout the coun-
try during the last seven days number
192, as compared with 1877 last week.
For the corresponding week Of last year
the figures were VOC.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

THE com bined army, navy and PEN
sion expenses among the nations of the
world are as follows: Great Britain,
$3.50, 900, 000 France, $1S3, 900, 600; Ger
many, $114, 900, 900; Russia, $123, 700, 600;
the United States. S21O, 600, ,OOO
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

FORTY MILLIONS of birds are said to
perish annually in order to adorn the
hats of American femininity. But that
is small matter compared with the
forty million American husbands who
annually groan in spirit when the mill
liners bills come rolling in.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

NINE. PATTI will visit this country in
1892 on the same conditions as on her
last four visits-namely: that it will be
farewell tour, and seats shall be
worth a small fortune.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

Few people have got better pull"
than an American dentist in Bombay.
He is the only good dentist in that
great city, and he gets seven dollars
and fifty cents for pulling teeth.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

HUGH Macleod, Scotch crofter,
who was born November "a, 1888, is the
oldest man in Great Britain. He lives
in County Ross and is still healthy and
yipOrOuS
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

THE New York State factory inspec-
tors ruled recently that corporations re-
ceiving their charter from other States
were amenable to the weekly payment
law, even though their stock was not
taxed in the State
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

THE city of Johnstown, Pa, con tains
more inhabitants to-day than she did
before the disaster which drowned
twenty-five hundred of her people a
wear AGO
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

Nor one island has risen or sunk in
the Pacific Ocean for thirty-four years,
and geologists declare that the earth is
resting for some mighty effort in the
futura
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28
A Fri1ht.ul Death.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2s.-E. Neidig, while
at work in pit at the new Merchants
bridge, was killed Friday by 1000
pound weight falling on top of his head
and crushing him into the ground.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

THERE is talk among Americas
thirty-four thousand tramps of holding
National convention.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

DURING the last year forty-two COL
leges received gifts of money amount
ing to 81, ,675, 600.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

ONE Quinn, miner at Timberline, q
small mining camp in Montana, on the
23d. while in state of insanity caused
by too frequent debauches killed his
wife and five children. He first felled
them with an ak and then stabbed them
with butcher knife. 1t was while
dispatching the last of the family that
he was detected and shot by the neigh
bors.
BETWEEN 1000 and 5000 men were
thrown out of employment at the Chi
cago packing houses on the 23d by q
strike of the engineers and fireman of
the Railway Switching Association.
The senate on the 23d decided to take
final vote On tho Tariff bill on Sept.
sth.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28
Cold-Blo0dsd Murder on the Chippewa
Indian Reservation.

ASHLAND, WIS, Aug. 23.-Uetails OF
cold-blooded murder on the Chippewa
Indian reservation Thursday night have
been received here. The victim was
Mrs. A. L. Setter, wife of French lum-
herman living east of Hayward. An
Indian woman named Larush called at
the Setter cabin to beg aims. She was
refused and became angry. and attack
ing Mrs. Setter with fists and nails she
beat her to death. The squaw was
rather unwillingly given up by the
other Indians and was taken to iail at
Hayward
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28
A Nashville CTenn.) Bank Teller Short
$4,000 in His Accounts.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 2s.-Frank
M. Allen, teller of the Capital City
Bank, is reported short in his accounts
to the amount of $40, 900 or s45,O00. AL.
len has been speculating in Rock Island
stock with the banks money, and the
fall in the stock at New York Thurs.
day caused him to make confession OF
his shortage to w. A. Benson, vice. pres
ident of the bank. The Guaranty Com
pany of North America is on his bond
for $40. 600 and relatives are endeavor-
ing to pay the $50, 600 in the hope Of
saving him from the penitentiary.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

AN outcome Of the census taking of
1890 will be the establishment of per-
manent bureau.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-28

New YORK, Aug. 23.-The remains of
John Ericsson, the inventor, were
shipped to their Swedish native land
to-day for final interment. The white
cruiser Baltimore, which was selected
to bear Ericsson's ashes to his native
land, was anchored to the south buoy,
northeast of Ellis island, in the harbor.
The remains were received at 2:3O .. m.
and the Baltimore weighed anchor and
started to sea from Sweden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
8Gnfercf&e.

SGdion, Utt6., Is. Sanuar. - Dtr
Smith NubbIingg,$uirfteIz &omp.," pgIbe
erf DOR orei gBOdeu ge5Ioet Eu0roen 1T, ftaO
BON Der pBCtfOHs giarOual. 8aut" IN Delrott
gRe&IeI auf @e0rge z. Smtth BON lesten
SuIi in Ger S8be pan $3.50, 900 pEd eatirt
me,ben, pesbaI6 Elm Tiafauoeruatter erz
Eanut murbs. Smita iGuloet ber 9eIel.
iaaft 100000, III aber 5abtuussuafaais.
giaa elmer ber Brefe I5arge5eneu 34ilm'
msLffellung Der 6irma DeI0eu ibre AttlUa
aui $500, 600 uu0 bic BaifiOa auf $484, 600
gRgegebea.
yteDs sDort, IS. Sauuar. - 8obert e.
DaUiC8, bar unter DeV Sirma Robert u. 9a=
Dies 6 Comp. tn gir. 8O6 uao sos, 8roaO
npg, zines Der teNeutepbfea 9arreuau'fat'
tuugegRiG6ite betrtsb, maGle etu aiiignmeut
nB ietreu 8rofurtfen u. SStaOgm. Den Ri3t
3,fiermdfis au9egebeueu SoIberuu5sl Der
Central RuttoaaIbant," 9ebr. Scolt, 5. &.
Btne BON Erob, .. 3. Botter. StS &
Sbtep unb ieiner Ututter Iltce g. 3. Da.
bieS BON Ygtp Seueu, Conn.,, tpsroea Sors
SuSareGte etngerdumt. 6rau 8Gois i0u ole
be6eutenhfte 8ldubigertn eiu; bic Central
yIattorGIbnnt" bat fir Stsfontirung uou
2SsGIeIH $22 GOO 81 foroern. Den Iugabeu
Der Srabfeetiden aseutur sufolse narae
bas Gei&1it Dor ettra 40 Sabrel bonn 8lt:r
bes iesiaen @tgeItbHmers gegrtiRbet, psI4er
III 1871 bel ieinsm Cote ela SermUSen oon
$l,3OO,00O binterIies.
Siauatb b O, SS., Is. Sau.-9ie Sirma
6. & 8. 8. Relienbetmer bat ibr @s1iIt an
Soiepb Shiutng aIs AiFsuatar I6ertraseu.
BaiIiua $27,0
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SeTtige Gti1rtne auf Otnt ntL9fs=
EtFdlea Sceat1A

9tems gorf, Is. Sauuar. - 2ltle bier
nnl0nGtnheE tran8atlantilhen DQnpiU be.
rld)tCn iiber furdltbare Stiirme Quf Dem 2tean.
Ser UOn 4mferoam eiugetroftene >, .. @aLQno"
pQlfrie 5uei @l8bUge, buBte eiu 3lettuUg8bOOt
EN- unb crlitt auBeroem 8eI4d0i8uHgGn al Der
&ommanoObriide uuo Der Sruhmebr. - Ser
2Gmper ,,llmbrtao uon 2iOerpoOl hattie qlaih
bel Seginn ie.ner SGbrt urglid, iuoem CT e!ne
&tid)GcigaEg oil Der WafdjIre erlitt, po0urd
cln 2lufe1thalt BON nebreren StuuosN berurs
lddlt mur0c. gGdbrano Der gan3eu 6abrt
hGrridten heftige Stltrue. lm G. 3. 81. fayb
ein GaIiasler, &. .. 8agfielO, al BaudfeQs
entSitnDuug, uno Die getd)e mur6e hrs Wteer
Ue.ientt. - 2luf oem 0anpfer a@lDIia" BON
0tittelmerbdieH murOe Ser brittle Gii3ier @ls
lam Irmfroug pGbren6 eiues beftigen Stur
mes auf'S &erOeG gei6lea0ert Hno erIitt etuen
8einbrud; aud mebrere Dtatroeu tru9eH
&erleeungen 0aboH. 2luh Der geferu
2lben6 bier angelaugte Samburg.r 9Qmpier
p9irgian bate auf ieiner 6abrt i6rpere
Stitrmc 81 beitcben, 70 oaB er geu6Ibtgt mar,
palifar dn3ulaufen, I'M ietnen auf ole 9teige
qehcn0eH G0bIanOOrratb 81 erneuern. 9a5
2Sctter mar emfuolttb talt uno Der G6ermoz
meter i0nt bis auf II grao 6abrenbett. -
Der 8rcmer Dampfer ggber,d meldJer am
6reitag bereit5 idllig mar, bat gCgeu befdnOi.
9enStrm auSutdmpien gebabt llnO nuBte am
9. 3. Dts. iudbreno zines beionOers beftiaeu
SturmminOe8 cine 3eit lang Die Sbdtigteit Der
Oiaid)inen etnItellen. 2ln 6ieiem Gage mar
ee ebr falt, oaS Ser0ed uno ote Gomman0o.
bride nit Sis beoedt, mo auBer0em bQqelte
e8. &roBOem erIitt Oa3 6obreug fetHen
Sdla6en
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Der gFrQuenbeTeia bierteu
gefOrm. st. SobnEHe smetu E"
(Ba7or u. &. SdaOe) 5erQnig|tet5 Bglern ia
Degg @ermaHtaz I9anueEdog- PaIIlH eia groses
gupsluioupsr, meld]ss fi5 stueS uuQeu6buz
lid Sahlreid)en Be5udeS 3E lrfreuCu bate.
8On ellen Sstten Rrjmteu bic IRuQllsoer
Der @srlsiube uub sereu 5rsguha uao B.=
Fannie taEb6t nm an Sem eDIel SDe1s, benz
BefGH bg. Eirhe ihr 5aerletu bei3nirageu.
Ditt ureru it!tdlem SIeiS uu6 4Ese 1Upr
Eltteu Die emfgeu 6raueH geagbettet, Mn
fir bic 6uuocIte BOu Gifeu etu I1ugi5lite8
Scuper, rUO6si IelbFgeraGnDlt@ 6ta Taasra
bic 6auplr0le .piaItsH, ber}uiellcn.
Die 3Eberei.uug mar cine 0ouG0m1Eer }us
iTIeeenfaleloer IS berri&te au9 uEier ben
Gbe'InGbReTH nEg cine Stigm2 be3 &Obgs
uu0 Der gluerieHngn8. 9ltteu f& hie ar
pelcaoen an ben iCGnldeu Speiigu aeIabl,
10 bcgaben fe ftl btuonf In ben O6.ren
Saal, nm Der Gtult EerPfaOre igreR id1l=
bt8eu 5rt0ut 80 eur-;5teu. BcOf. SoAluu
SIGut0 Gldeffr ipi2Ite ileiBtg gum ElHje
aut eem aUtl Seltel5 beS lgu9gu, lebeu5'
iulfigeu Clements nit gHf uub Gisb3 6etuls
bigt pa-o. I'm bas 9diuaeH be5 i40neH
BsReS latten ij3 6eIOnGeEs Jgrot2uI 8emaGt
ttg 0Guan 9g2 arrangements @omite's:
SrQu SoglEiBbauien 8rdFoeutlHr SraG
90p%sn SeiretariG, Grnu Satmanu 5tlba
mt.t..tu; f-rGsr Ite Et1uau &r6HIr 3maIr
8t9ar Euo S6uibt. Su Der Ride Ihglteteu
nHb t0aItCten EgaH Bafor 2Otte S9aoe, SRI.
@egtIu0e GGaSe, bic 6rlueu g0gt, SllBs
a2tIa, Strtot, Soldier, 8o5u, &siubarbt,
8l6s, 9eufel, 55Il. SOugtg9aulsu Il. y. DlE
iuuleH 8ameH bes 5EH8aOr5 Uuo SugeuOr
ucrGtr8 balfsu baim 5erUireH beE Spelien
IN IiJbau5pitrbtgfeE gBetie nit.
yl15 SriitsH uuterfiet nuro2u bie DGs
men DpH Den glitBIieoGru beS &ir3euEatb5,
nd1le bic &ontroLa an Der Ehtira. bic SaIe
un6 bic GufrehtarbaltuHg Der OtouuuR be-
iCIgteH, HamIidl ben 66. SO. SOHdler 8riit.
bent, &. .. 6rd2 Setratdr, Z. Batmanu
SdGBmeifer, GlauuB, %. 8rauJ uuO ..
gRagger Qslteita, ferEer 8. Sartuluu, (.
43rder, s. Steiner, 3. Gtamer, Z. Saer
nuo Sob. PinfI S0rfGbGr.
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9lrbeif i,nD 9nhra.

BtttsburQ, Is. Saruar. Cine @onTes
rep3 ron GGfes2SsIfs Supertnteno unb
8ertretsIh Der Irbetter tpir6 morgen in Scott
eaLe cbgebelteu. 8ie ben Bertosiiseru BON
ben Grbeitern unterbrettate 2obnifala pnroe
Don ten gGfereu nit Der 8emertuug gurtd
geianot, bag ete nerlaugte 2o5ufeigeruu8
1tdlt 3ugefouoen, uuo bic Stala inter teiueu
llufanbeu Gneerommeu nilroe. Die gSsrt.
better iiuo sFtueus, eiHe 2otuaufbsf farIug
III 9en1breu, uub man gIaubt, bGs bte Ar'
better fd nit betiaIbeI BuiG!ebea gebea trers
een.
SanerbtII, Waff., Is. SauuGr. - Der
nGodout" Der arbetter Der neuu groBen Shubz
fabIif2u tGIt an, unb bic g8iIceu i9etuen
tbrer 8eiIegung feiRespegs nabe 5u ieiu. Die
6S. RouIton unh Steiftugton bieIteH bsute
nit 9. s. Uiubeu BON Der 6irma Bindeu
& Comp. eiue gonfereuB ab, bod muroe feiu
5pflieoenfeueuoes 6eiultQt erjtelt. Die ga.
bIitanten iOuen beabitdttgea, tire SabrIftu
ale rfFreez Sbope" Die0er an 0fFuan, ulb oiele
Nrbeiter i0llen nit oieier 26ung Der 8iife.
rfpaeu eino ,rlionben Ietn. 10 tlgirsre S9uos
Obrlfeu Fn6 nod i'm Betr!eb, 10 baB aliO bee
sGodout" i'm bieFgen DtftEttt fai! tauul oer'
ipiiIt tpirb.
Wepbur8, R..y., 10. SauHur. - I'm
itbteu SGmfGg re0uBilte ote a9Iie 81qa'
Seiaui6aft" ibre ATbetter .Wann4Gft Ia allsH
itren SBeIfRItteu. 3I Bort Sarois ftnb 80
gapu CutIofIen norbeu; tn alien Berffitteu
lGu9s Der BabnIiuie bis Duufirt baban Gut
LGiiuaGeu ftattge5un0eu. gSettere @ntIaflHs
gen iteten nod tebor. SBie eS beiBt, il Der
nueiiuftae Wiuter unb bic oauit i'm 3uiam'
menbange fiebeuoe gertnge 9ta4ica8e na4
9otlen bic Saupturnfe Der @nIQfuHgeu.
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els Isttoauoter oeS 24n9efGa8fest
tpar gRttaIteS ser c<urn.

gBtImtngton, Del, Is. Sauuar. -
Dem yieger Geo. 8. gBiliaus, usI5er bier
i'm leBteE No0ember Der grmor0ung zines
peiBen Ruabeu, Ramens BaIter 6. gBrE3ht,
d6erfitbrt pHrbe, If Elm ueuer BrojeB teDiI.
Itgt wOrbeu, neil es Ftd herau5felts, SGB etu
eItialnter Serpanbter bes Gpisrs Utitglia5
Der Surg mar, BOZ Detber gBtuiams tiber.
fGttt tpurbe. Dies if 6as erfie DiaI in Der
Gei@idte bes 8ertHtspeisns OeS Staates
8elGpGre, baB in etuem Ote Eobesftrlfe in.
1oIoirenoen Sale Elm neuer BEojeB bsutlltSt
fnftrhp
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SEe nsrhnftetkn annfffdmnftr.

News9orf, Is. SuaUar. - BiQau
6GrSing, Sim 8atsIp, Bm. RllboOu, so.
8ouroau unb g1ite @learn, tpelGe Der Se.
tbsiltguug on 6em SHIItuan 1slratu'i9eu
Tauffampfe nnseflagt iiao, puroeH beute
Rem SiHrittaupaIt uOraefibrt uuo bauR i'm
BcIi3sibauptQuGrtIer Hutergebrudt, bis bte
4rgumente itber bic Trnge Der 8irgi4afts.
sulaFuug bonn 9ti4ter Smptbe ueraOmmeu
nOr6sn fnb. Die observation-disclosures
aiuaen beute Ssrutttas aus AL6dnp oem 30.
ltser Suipeftur Bprnes ju.
(spdter.) 8lscOroer 5m1tbe iOpobI, ME
Rtdter 9usro BON SupertOrgsriht, badeu
fid1 ger1eigert, bic AppIifatiou luf Befreiuug
Der @staHseneu segeu Siirgiduft Bu geueb'
mtgeu. Araumeutc bgIi9ltdl zines 6abeas
GoTpuf.@eiuhs perben am nddfeu Grsitag
pom &idlter 9usro Uerucmuen pereen. Die
@efanaeneH fiRb iuaDiiden bem @ena5rIam
bes SnipsltOrs Bptues 3uriidiibsrautDuEtst
mnrhPu
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Ste seftobIeuen elftaufea0 9oGars.

. I1e, SeT, Is. Sanuar. - Gin ge5
teimuiBucller Raub, Ourd mel6en Beas,
Sarso's @rpreB'@ '@sieuihQft $11, 900 uerloEeu
6at, tff, ME bereits beridtet, tier am 9 au.
tag ueriibt tpprben. 8ae Getb befaab ft1
Erd am Sonntl9s. Roreeu In etuer Raff.tte
in benz Siireau Der @eieui9aft, uerifuauO
ietc6 n6brsub bss Cages. @eferu Ibeuo
tam superintendent &brifeniou aus SoufoI
bier on, nm ben sou 81 unteria9eu. @OD.
Ytr,p, Der 0ofGI'aaasut, iust, baB BON Der
Saistte nub tbrem Snbalt teiue SpIr Az fir'
een fit, bed f0nnte fie m68ltdermetie an eile
foIlGe Abreffe neri6idt p0rben ieiu. in.
sUiiGeu tft bteie Ebeorte aber Dur@ Die &c.
Isaramme binfdatg geporbeu, nsI8e BON
uueu Ieit Ssrlbuug 6es &anbes ausseIanb.
ten 8Oten Der @eieui6aft eiugeIOufen ftnb.
@s if elm @sru6t i'm llmIaufe, 00S inter
Stu Gupsfsllten etue Ssri6pSIlng beaebt
uat eer &lsbfabg bas &sIultat esrIelbeu iF.
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9aHpfEs1ey @rpGOfiom mnO TeaerB
bt2nf&.

NeD Brighton, 8n., 15. Sauuar.-
Ser 9ampifeiieI elmer SaEgermGittue, ole
bsI Gaufou, Ra., an Der Ntute Der Sits
bnGg, GGie @riesBGba" nerDeutet mIroe, e..
PiCbtE.e beute gta4mittag nit ioIher &emaIt,
caB tie StEde eiEe StsrtelmeiIe melt meg 6ts
ilber oeR 8IuB floaeu. S8esIeg Braucta aus
8tttsburg nur6e auf entebIibe Weije bers
liiImelt unb forb bQLO barauf. SIs. poos
per Gus @IBQbet5. 3D., Wartiu Didep aus
'Eaafou, Yairid Sullioau, gBm Gtice, Bul.
tvrtifitb uao etDa eiu babies 8usano anberer
arhelter erlttten mebr ooer DeaIBer bebeaf.
Iiae 8erIebAaaen.
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Snt 9M1tnaWs.

Solicit, Sus.. IL. Sauuar. -- &oHg5tia
Burte uub G'Suuiuau, bic ii5srfli1rteu
Il0rSer @tonin's, iameu ipSt eetern G0eut
bier on uno puroen fofort in i3u9.bans IN.
tergebrod1t. Surte uuo S'SuIlpau i6seue1
aefnst, uIsiu @ou9bIu mar, ole f1 bt2
Sbote ber StrafanfiaIt btnter benz Eric
iGIufeu, noIItGnbia suiammeusebro9eu
&OuShItn unb O. Suuiuau ueigerteu fiG, mil
8eriGterfQtteru lu ipredeu, fpGbreu6 SuIts
faItbIiitig iaate: pgSeII, mir fiseu etuftueiteu
fefi unb miifeu uniere Arsuet ue5men, aIIeir
bas SpisI If nod nint ans"
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G5S9 et3efiF3er StaHnen rtGstet eEn:
1tebetTG,tueittuutsa an.

28O0niO ct, Dat, Is. Sauuar. - Die
tem srOBeu arteFIdeu Sruuuau eutiprus
beIabe SIuth Durbe erh geferR uuter @outrole
gebrdtt. Gin See, ugI4er eineu SIa9eu.
Iaum bon 40 adern bebedt, TT i'm uutereu
Sta6ltbelle auf etli9eu Bauplaeeu eRtfau.
beu, nuo bidter gebel entftetst beu marmen
SBnffer. Die 9GIfte 0es DrHda8 if isBt Qbs
georebt, aLein troeeem 1Ienbert Der 8rnus
nen bas 0ur4 etne ie@856ulge 869re aeIeitete
gSafer $50 5us bod empor. Der Bruuuau
Drro CON Sa@uerfduotgeu Gitr ai1en Der er.
uieb;QiieE In Der gBeIt erf[Grt.
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Snfer i,nf, Rnhnitnfduett

AGbuub, u. g., Is. Sanuar. - gus
hem SabresbsriGte Der @iieubabu. Commit.
IGre entuebneu mir foGgenbe i3abIen Der ur,
aIidsfuG Statifit im Stnate Netr 0,rt:
@s pnrbeu i'm Sabre 1859 get1btet 589, uer.
tpunbet 11O5 (l888: 55S rep. 1922 ooruu.
TER % rsip. 1856 Bafasiers, 19l rtip. 258 on.
bere Berionen. gBtsbsr If es bic gBasaon.
8uppeiuug, peIGe inter ben BeQmea 6si
&sttsm bte msifsu OpfsE ssturSsrt bat,
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NuS @tea.
uailr GeTanoiee Bal epfa.-Gf.e Feae SPs'
rsffe bus ViI66eE

AFsAE OUSs ap4Et+ptESF
&ien, Is. 5aaunr. - Sberf Si.ebri4
Grant, Der gmsritanide 9eIauote, Daroe
tteier Gage gum erfau Rate sur 6oftaid
gs8o8en uno iibelini5te ben Raiier Saour4,
eos Il iid beuti1 nil 6emisEbeu uHterbaIteH
F9nate. 6r. @runt benobHt Gin eIesauts5
Sous in Der Scerptnb8aife, U4t i:iae Gattta
Eat oOrt cfgnes 6ans.
Eatmabge il ans SernilIem Snriid83te9rt
NIB pstIt jeBt in ban iHuebaften yRieg
0dlUdGG5 meme Gperette pDer arma So
uatbaut" tie auge1bEdttd] fir 4mertta Bee
Ieqnet III, tpirb ole fHbe bPsetfuet uab bic
%rppInlitdt ietGes ,,8ettslfgbsnten" aiemaIs
err2iden. 8n8 2te6 BON aSpaaee 8,0er"
If eiHgs floatsu; Sas 8efe bartu tF tte 2trie:
ggGi0f On metRe 2iebfe ieia?n 8a8 Gi'
brettO III bon 5net Bterer 3estuugsi1cetz
Bern GTtimoHn BON Der ,R. ST.. Brlf2" unb
Su!ius Gauer oGm ,Eren6snbIgtt." Die
Gabel Res Stiides iif nit eiaem SBiener
&0lte BE- unb hetartb 9itt-5u 6umm.
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ggrues Ots SietFe ltebtr oemstni salt
Etdl 1tRoG3ets.

ct. 2outs, IS. San. - &iner Spe3iaIs
bepsiGe aus Sort Smttb, Grf., 5ufot8e erbieI
ten 9eorGc &obIer nnO &bas. SHQaro, 5mst
Der adlt N0r0sr, rpeIGe morgen bort 8eb1Bgt
toeIbeH ioueu, bcute Dom BrGIoeHteH 6arrts
ion cine @aIgenirif bic gum 30. Sauuar.
Sie ausertsn Surdaus feline 5SreHoe oars
iiber uub erti6rten, meuu fte H6erbaupt
9ebingt meEben iOuteu, 10 piirbeu fe Dorste'
zen, bic Reie in's Seuieits ul0rgeu &c Ieiu,
l9Gillib nit tbren SamsrneeH 81 MAIDEN.
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sNieSer etne feIte gReue perfnrot,en

@bic1go, Is. Sanunr. - 9as biefiIe
SieuGlbiireGu meIoet bns Seraunaben eiaer
fallen 3uftneue aus nem Horopefieu, Delne
mOTsen cber ipGtefeus Sreitag frib bier sta.
trefien iOu. 8us Gtermometer ftebt oe EN-.
mGItig auf 38 Grab iiber gtul, nuo Elm RAJ,
len Don ctlfa 25 SrGO pirb In ausF8t ge.
ftelt,