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The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-13
St. Johne, Thureday, November 1a

THERE was great deal ot under handed, dirty work done by the managers of the campaign on the Republican side, which closed on the 4th. They had printed and cir culated just on the eve of election and too late for general denial, a circular, charging Sheriff Creaghe with using $500 which had been given by the Board of Supervisors to build a jail at Winslow, for cam paign purposes. The author was too cowardly cur to sign the cir cular, and knew that no warrant for that purpose had ever been is- sued by the Board, and that it could not be issued until the work was done, and the building accepted.
 Again, private letter was writ ten from Prescott, to a notorious "squaw man" of the western DOT tion of this county, with instruc- tions for him not to use it until two or three days before the election, charging Harris Baldwin with hav- in entered into a conspiracy with the United States District Attorney to prosecute great many of the Mormons of Apache county-that a majority of them would employ Baldwin to defend them, and that the two would divide the spells. Such a foul and malicious libel could emanate but from one of three sources, or from the three com bined, although, 1t is said, that a federal official who occupies an of flee in the same building with Bald win & Johnston in Prescott, is the ostensible author. When the man. agers of party will resort to such sneaking, petty larceny methods to defeat an honorable man for office, 1t is time for all decent men to leave it, and as long as the present lead CTS of the Republican party in this county control its affairs, such methods will be resorted to, because they are incompetent and incapa- ble of conducting it in any other manner. They have to depend upon fraud, trickery, chicanery and false hood to carry out their purposes; !; without resorting to such measures they would be completely befogged in campaign.
 These are only two of the many infamous charges and misrepresen- tations which were sprung and in dustriously circulated on the eve of the election. The hired assassin steals up behind his unsuspecting victim and stabs him in the back. So with these fellows-they hold back their black and infamous lies until it is impossible to refute them before their heliiSh work is done Yet the beneficiaries of these calum- nies will step up on the first of Jan uarY next and with unblushing eff frontery qualify and take the office which has been won for them by such questionable means.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-13

THE Tucson Star says: "Suit was commenced yesterday by Chas. NJ. Strauss against G. w. Cheyney, to recover the sum of s2,OOO for ser vices rendered as Superintendent of Public Instruction of Arizona. This is the case in which Strauss did all the work and Cheyney drew all the nav.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-13

THE St. Louis Globe-Democrat
 in figuring up the field from which
 a Democratic candidate may be se-
 lected in 1892, says: The field from
 which Democratic candidates for
 the Presidency can be selected is
 immensely broadened by the cleo
 tions of 1890. New York hereafter
 will not be in a position to assert
 her old claims to name the stand ard-bearer of the Democracy. Pat tison's victory in Pennsylvania, Russell's in Massachusetts, and the
 Democratic triumphs in several of the Western States, not only bring new men into national prominence, but change the relations which sev- eral of the states bear to the two great parties. In their jubilation over their great victory the Demo- crats may be induced, in 1892 at least, to attach less importance to New York as factor in Presiden- tlal contests than they have up to this time been according her. At all events, favorite sons from some other states can hereafter reasona- bly, aspire to head the national tick ct of the Democratic party. In this particular exigency the change in conditions will hardly be disagree able to the masses of the organiza- ton even in New York. It will open an avenue of escape from the complications into which the Cleve land-Hill vendetta has involved the party, put both New York aspirants into the background, and lead to the selection of a standard-bearer from some other state.
 The Democratic victory in Penn sylvania will undoubtedly make Pattison a conspicuous figure in the next National Convention of his party. From this time forward un- til that body assemblies his chances for the Presidential nomination will be prolific subject of speculation by members of both parties. There is possibility, of course, that the West may name the next national standard-bearer of the Democracy, but just now this section does not present among it's young and avail able men any man likely to become a formidable rival to the great east ern triumvirate composed of Cleve land, Hill and Pattison. Palmer and Mcdonald, of course, are too old for any such honors, while neith- CT Gray nor Campbell have the standing and potency in their par ty in their respective States to war rant them to look for the first place on the Presidential ticket. The Vests poverty in this respect may not continue until the time comes for the choice of candidates, but there is not much hope for change
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-13

THINK of it Iowa, Kansas, Hi nois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, New York, Massachusetts, Pennsyl- vania, and New Hampshire, all Democratic.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-13

THE St. Louis Globe-Democrat says; There are about 100000 fewer people in the country in 1890 than were looked for, but the eiec- tions show that there are at least 100000 too many Democrats.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-13

WITH Baldwin, Simpson, Hern- don, Zulick, Brady, and three or four other Democrats Tn the Coun- cil, there will be no vicious legisla- tion-
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-13

REED, Mckinley. Quay & Co.,, have played the very devil with the g. o. P,
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-13

It is the Fellowship that navi- gates the college course.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-13

People who talk dollars generally trade in pennies.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-13

Atlas held up the world. It is not stated how much he got out of the fob.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-13
Apply for Information About THE GREAT
 SOUTHWEST

MThoro last year farmers netted $1O0 to $200 WViO' per acre for fruit grown on land that can be duplicated today for $50 per acre. MIhnro five tons of alfalfa hay, worth SIP per WsnCI C ten, was grown on land the like of which can be bought for $l5 per acre. Mhoro many other products such as sweet svhOi C potatoes, tomatoes and early vegeta- bles netted as large and larger profits than fruit lMho/o the summers arc cool, the winters WUnCi C warm, cyclones unknown and mala- ria ulheard of.
 Whoro there is the best opening in the world EsHCi C for honest industry.
 Tow. F. WHITE, Passenger Traffic Manager, A., T. & s. F. R, R.
 Or HENRY F. GARRISON,
 Immigration Agent, A., T. & F. R. R.
 623 Rialto Building, Chicago, III. This railway passes through twelve states and territories and having no lands of it's own sell has no object in advancing the interests of any special locality, or in giving any other than ab- sOlutely reliable information. 1t realizes that the prosperity of the farmers of the great south west means prosperity to itself also, and is thus naturally willing to aid the immigrant as much as possible.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-22
G;cta tritt snrit6.
Senur stgala lit iebt prouiioriidIer &rdiioent
ppn San SaIpaopr. - sSeitercs nber Oct,
6rieoemsIdllu6 in GentraL= =aimerifa.


YariS, 2l. Auguit. - Die bieige Sc
ianonbaft @uatemalaS lit Our6 eine SD
belbeped]e benudriftigt, baB Guatemala
eiuen SrieOenSuertrag nit San SalpaOor
abged)lofeu bat. 9ie 9epeit)e meloet fer
uer, DaB &ice HrGfOent Ipala in Gan Sal=
paOor ans 3tuOcr getreten lit mn 9lrrangcz
mentS fiir Die GrDablung elncs PraliOenten
trifit.
Jtem 9 orr, 21. 2luguit. = !Sr. SaeH
general &oniul Don Guatemala, bat iol=
genOe 9epeI6e aus Genralamerifa erbal=
len: u9er 6rieOe lit gelt)loiieu. Senor
Ipala mtrb ais ErGitbent Don San Salpa=
DOR iungireH, bis ein neuer BrditbeHt er=
pdblt it,"
Gan aIpaoor, %. Iugu1. 1.-9r.
@alinoa fam oorgeitern BON Guatemala bier
an, uatoem Oas Ser. Staaten-Srieqsid,iH
p5betiS" ibn mad "a 2tbertuO gebraft. gr
bra6te nit llt Den @ntpurf Oe5 Srieoen8=
TRACES imtld)en San Saloaoor uno @uatez
mala, ben er Dem prOpiiOriidlen GraToeHten
@Seta ;ur 9tnnabme l1nterbreitete. 9ieier
Serrag lit baS Relultat Der Semiibunqen
bes Ser. Staaten=@elanoten Miiucr, Der in
Demlelben BON ben @elanoten bon Ticara=
qua uno sofia 6ica, lopie pom gelammten
biplomatiihen Corps unterltItt lpuroe.
9lber ieine SnItruttionen hat ior. Wi;ner
mObl bireft pom StaatSietretGr Slaine in
9Solbtngton erbalten, Dem Oar0u lag, ben
6rieoen ourd frieoliGen NuSglcid berbei3u=
iiibreu. Gicta mar suerit Der 9lnfld)t, baB
Die Ser. Staaten gegen lbn Stelung ge-
nonlmen batten, unb er mar baher angenebm
iiberrdltt, ais 'Sr. Oti;ner ihn1 oa5 @eQen-
tbeil bemie8. lluf ieinen Natb lieB er per
fiinoen, oaB Gan Salpaoor'5 2lrmee biunen
brei Sagen aui Die !oauptitapt Guatemala
Los marlfltren mer0e, lpenn bis 0abin feline
6rieoensuoridlGge gema6t morben ieien.
0ieie GrfidrHng CAB Central @merlfa ben
6rieOen ipieOer.
@eneral Sole Sarrios lit in Guatemala
an9etommeu unO hat Der 8egierun9 ieine
9ienlte Sur 8eriiiQuHQ Qeftellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-22
S1enkti@e Sebaaotuns cites
Sl00iinniaeu.

6ranflin, 80, 21. Iuguf. - 3r.
$. lt. S&itberell, SefretGr Der Seh0rbe fir
Die Staat5 SrrenauitaIten, beqab iid3 9eitern
2lbeno in 8egleit1ng oe8 Superintenoenten
beS &enango @ountp= =9lrmenbnuieS $. $.
Gulp nad) &anal SomnIbip, nm einen 6all
uon ongeblider DiiBbanolunq eines SrritlI=
ntgen III unterluhen, llQmltd) oe8 SobneS
BON oeinrid) Sang, etneS moblhabenben
oeurd)tH FARMERS. Ser Anblid, Der itd)
ibnen bel ibrer 4ntunft bot, ipottet ieoer
Seltrelbun9. SSn einem fleinen 3iumer
De. ipetten StodWerteS fanben tie beIl %
Sabre alttu Sohn SunQ'S NIT elmer Sette
an Die 2Sanb beicltigt uno erSGbite Der altc
Sung Or. 2Sitbereu, 0aB er ieit l6 Sahren
10 angetettet iei. Sn ihmutigen 2untpen
gef!et0Ct, ungemaidlen un0 ungefduntt, bot
DER Hrnte einCn ld)retliden Inblld. Gbcnio
It)nutig mic Der Seluobuer mar 0a5 3ir1=
mer uno beiano it'd BON .H0betn mn Elm
altt0 Sopba in he1nlelbeu, OaS Dem Srriin=
nl9eH ais 8ctt 0ieutc. >Sn elmer llnterre=
rcOuug Iagtc Der alte Sung, 0ab er III arm
lei, I'M Den z ohn III elmer 2lnfalt unter;uz
brtu9en nnO babe er OeShalb 3u OicIem Ntit=
tel 9egrlnen, nm i'm Dor Sdaoen Ill be
mahrtH. Gtne llnterlud)uug erQab Jeoodl,
baB Sung III iebr guten &erbdltniTen lebt,
uno perania6te IN Solge bei1en 81. gSttbez
rtII 0te llnterbrlngung be0 llngliifllben III
Die Norren Srren0nItalt unO ;par auf So
Iten be5 unuaturiiben %aterS. 2luBeroem
ltebt Sung nod cine &la9e negcu graulamer
unb uumenldli6er Sebanolung iciHeS Cob
mes beuor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-22
81. GonareS. - Grite Sibmng.
abernaiiecr stnfidIub oes Guasid1cn Bee
idIImifes. Gin Truteft seaen Ole neber:
tragnna oer Gebeius Grants. - Die Blu
ocaeu SdlinaIiperfoIsd, inn ssatijc.

9S hiugton, 3. s., 81. Iugult.-
Sm @ enat mur0en 9enflhriiten Oe6 vEhlz
labeipbier 3eiorut= Clubs" uno Der 6anoelsz
tantmer pon Raleigb, N.=G., unterbrettet,
peIhe ge9en Die 4nnabme Der 3wan9Sblu
protctlren.
Ylumb'S BeihluB gegeu Den SerfauI get
itiger @eu1nfe I'M SenntSiliigel oeS &aeiz
totS gelangte mieoer ;ur Gr0rterun9. Die
idmebenbe 6rage beitano in Dem bon Stair
porNeiflaQenen 2lmenbemeHt be3it9td elmer
tGglid)eu 9urbiubung Ner @OmlteE uno @ars
berobensimmer mad geiitl9en 9etrdnteR.
G)iblon GA ldllug lartaltll6er SSelle nor,
aud) bic Yulte Der Senatoren ourd)ludcn
III laiicn, uno Sutler (S.=@.) erfl0rte, er
babe 92id)tS oage9cn etn5nmenoen. 9fad)
laHgem @1ins unO 6erreOcu lpurOe Die Nnge=
leqcnbeit rpieber bis morgen Suriid9elegt.
Ser 8lumb Idle Seid)luB, melder Aus
funtt be;iglid) Der Intlagen gegen ben
98abngtoucr GOliSetlteutenGnt @u9 Iors
bert, wurbe paiirt, un0 Der Seuat idIrltt
Damn, obne ben GuaD 'l6eu Seld)lnB gegen
Die 3warg5biG por5unebmeut 3nr Sera=
thung Der Sariibia. Die Seratbung Der
ielbeu nabm ben Jfeit Der Sipung i'll allz
ivrud), inOelien lpuroen I'M 9eringe Sort
id)ritte qenlQd)t. Sm 2aufe Der SerbanO=
lungen unterbreitete Charts (9.-N.1 etneu
Eroteit Der pGrant= =MonumentzG GHociation"
gegeu Die oorgeitla9ene uebertragnng Der
@5ebeiue @rOut'9 nah arlington. Inn llbr
gtng Der Seuat in Grttutiolltung uno oer@
ta9te ii9 balo oaranf bis ulorgen.
Sm Repraientantenbaaie
Dauerte e5 beute ubermalS etne ootle babe
Stunoe naf Gr0fnung Der Sibuug, bis Elm
Quorum ;uammen gsbraht weToen fonnte.
Nah Iuuabme mebrerer Bills in Seiug
aui ben BAN Don Sriideu bcridtete 6enOer=
ion (SQ8.l Die 6lub= unb oafenbia ein. 9r
empfabl Sermeriung idmmtliter Senat8=
AmenoementS un0 lleberpeilHng Der Sll
al Elm @onfcreH; Gonltte.
Serr (SN.) erhOb ben Sronuug 5einpalIO,
baB Die Announcements nOreft i'm Blennn erz
0rtert tperoeu miBteu. toenoeron Sog hararf
hin ieineu Seritt Suriif unD lagtc, CT perbt
Oenielben morgen ais Brtuileg0trage etn=
reideu.
Die GiQ sur 2(bjuIirung Der anipriibe
non NeqierunqSarbeitern inter Dem Ibtz
itlInbeugeiete murbe bis sum Serltreid)en
Der MorgenitHnOe bebattirt, mn Oa5 oauS
id)ritt bann Sur Grmdguu9 Der Stu 9egen
Sfmal;peridlfung. Cine lauge 9isfuI-
ion eriolgte InO Oauertc bis llbr, 81 mel
der 3eit oaS 6auS eine BauIc bis llbr
IbeuOS mQdlte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-22
Sr6aSe.

@atertOmn, R.z9., 81. g(u9uIf. =
9as uSbonlanN Ssiar0= 8arf Sotel," fiinf
Stllen nuo Gin Saoeu i'm uSbouian0 So
lano Rart" I'M Ct. gamrencez Hiper, branuz
ten hcute friih nieber. Der Serluit betrdqt
S150,O0o. aelne Wcnidenleben ginacn per
loren. Snlie Harrow uno 2ouiIe liit6eQ,
5pei 9ieHimdbden in Dem Sotef, erlitten
SranonunOen ouI ibrer 6lnft. G8 befanz
Den ith 400 SGlfc m benz 6otel. 9ieielben
eHttanen lannltii3, retteten jebod) in ben
mellten 6daen Jtidts, uuBer mas iie AMI
Dem Selbe tru9en. Srau 9Salter Soon Gus
SSatertomn buBte Surpelen i'm gSertbe pon
$1,000 Elm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-22
geit ether seeueabcG erjfod,s,,.

afron, 9, 21. 2tusuit.- -@abrtuO 0ez
itern etli6e SinSer III Salma9e Gountp,
brei Nieilen bon bicr, in elmer Shenne iptel-
ten, bemertten ne, oaB Nt inter einem 0Qu=
fen Sen gnpaS bewegte. Sic rieicn eineu
9lderfned)t III 6Hlfc, mel6er, in Dem @lau-
ben, onB pd eine Stinttaee Skunk inter
Dem sen befinoc, nit elmer SeugaLel bincin
itad]. Die 3ilfeu oerelbeu orQngen etuem
in bem Ssu ueriteGten Neger Ourd) oas Iuqe
in bas Gebirn HnO t0Otcteu i'm ian auf Der
Stele. Der yieger murbe alS Elm gemiIier
[Sobn @illiams i0eutif;irt, meld)er ser 30
li;ei Der meiitcn gr0Beren StGote oes Gam
bcs ais geidgriifer &erbreGer befannt lit.
Gerielbe hat Smci NtGTner getDotct uuo
iuurpe brsimal in's 3ud)thaus geid)idt. I'm
laugit entiprang er aus Dem 3ud)thauie III
@olumbuS, o, natloem er funt;cbn Sabre
eajelbit ;ugebradt hattie. Gin gelapener
9lcpoiper, Ginbre1ermeri,euae unO perld,iez
Oene fiirstib aus @obnbduielu in Der lin
sebung geftObIene @esenfdube wurben bel
lhm ppraefunoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-22
2lufgefabrcn.
Scr IampFer nSnnia" itrauoet III Der Habe
pou Rc,psDorf. - Scine cage an9ebEidl
nidlt geiGbriidI.

gaut elmer 0epeide Der vAio;tirten YreIie"
aus Gong Sead, Song SslanO, ltef am
Dtittpod 2tbeuo nm II llbr Der 9anIpier
r0unia" Don Der u$1amburg 9lmcriiant'tcu
Badet 0ampfidiiffabrts 2ltticugelellihaft"
Smiid)en Netu=2)ort uuo Sonc5 Sulet, cine
W2eile pou Boiut-2oofOHt auf Den Snan0.
lleber Die llrjud1e heS llHfaueS lit biSldug
nod 9tidt5 betannt.
Sobalo ole Gldter 0e5 0ampier8 pom
Qier aus geleheu murOeu, HeB man 3ateteH
iteigeu, I'm ibn Dor Der @efabr, III Der er
Id)mebte, ;u lparneH; allein e5 ldlten, ais oh
0ieie uift benntmortet Diir0en. Sin Serge
oQrpfer Der pMerritt &rediugz Company"
founte Fh ibm be5 nieOrigeu 2S0iIcrltanbc9
balbcr nid)t udbern.
Gapitdn 3{oie Don Der 6etruugSiatton
9n. 5 Crreifte oa8 98rad, mar aber 9citern
9lbeno nod nid)t Suriidgetebrt. 9ar Dam
pier bat cine 9tn;abl Gmt9ranten al Soro
uu0 Der 0epelde Su Soige ltano Su befird)
ten, baB er mGbren> Oe5 Fd) erbebenoen
Sturme5 III 3riimmer faueu merbe.
Ser 9ampfer mar Don 6amburg Iber
9tem yorf nuh Baltimore beltimmt unb al
bic pSaltimorer Storagc < yigbterage &c."
contqnirt. Gieie @eielIidatt erblelt Die
eIWt NuIlUt uul ueNl uIlIuuC puIu9 It4lI4I
Sertd)teritotter oe8 r9eutId}cu @OrrcIpon=
oeuten," unO empfin9 aui teIegrapbtibe Nm
rage ans Nep- 2)ort Die gadridJt, DGB Die
gage Der u0oniu" Httt geidbrltt lei.
Ger Oanpfsr p0ama" bat elnen >Snbdlt
pou 1879 Souneu mt Raum tIr 2O09 a3lDt=
i6enoets= uno 30 SalHten Yaiia9icrc. @r
muroe i'll Oorigru Sabre auf Der sSertte OeS
y8ulfuu" III Stettiu erbaut uuo 1T Elm
Shueltcrldiif Der r9fuliia," meld)e in Gng=
lauo gebaut miro. Gr lit Elm Ntetiterluerf
oeutidJer Q Sdufabautunit, ebcnlO ld)neu, mte
Qegen ale gewohnlideu llnfdae, pslte eiu
6Qbr,eug 3ur Gee betrefen t0uneu, ge
fld)ert. Die Teiie bon !6amburg nat ytew=
9ort bat cr in Der tur5eu 3ett Don 10 Sagcn
Suriidgelegt.
Der Gopitdn 6. Sdult mar friiber erftsr
SfI;ier mn Elm 8ertretcr Oc5 Sapltdn5 geu=
oerer. Geine @eiatuug beitcbt aus etwa
SO Wauu. Gr iraf ani ietuer eriten 6abrt
nad Baltimore am 2G. IRai .. 5. bier eiu
uno tam pdter i'm >fuIi mieoer bierbtr. Die
9ampier Der @eieuidait lanocn bier nur
iclten Yaiiagiere, oa Die Dteiicu Otrctt BON
9tem=Y Ole Teile mad Dem l8eiteu iort-
IeBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-22

Die Is Boli3ti . c b orr e ocr9ab Qc=
tern oeH Goutraft fir J(eparatureu Der
$1ci5 9lpparate in oen llebCu Statl0nShiu-
'ern on Die &10. 6lpuu & Gmmerid). d).-9er
ieit 16 ,Sabrcn i'm 9ieniie beiiuoiit)e Boli=
lit Is. gemiS @oot pom iiiOmetIideu 9i=
itritt uno Der ieit pier ,JabreH i'm 9ienfte
befiu0lld)e BDliSiit Better y. @umpucr pom
liiolid)cu 9iiritt muroCH Quf rueltere pier
Sabre ernonnt. - Die Eoli;iiten 2lmbrOie
NcSnttre pom n0rO0iliden, lOmie Sob. s..
Sdaum unO llHor. Samuon pom mittleren
9iitritt muBteH je 50 Srafe beSahlen, neil
lie nldlt init ibrem Scrgeanten, ionOSTn
uehrere Otinuten lpdter pom 9ienlte nat
Dem Stationaoaule fameH.- Boli;iit Sob.
2e1mann pom noro0tliden 9iltritt fam Is
Wiuuten 81 lpdt sum Otenlt, bod wuroe CT
in Inbetra6t eineS aUSge;etGbneten Ser
balteu8 im 0ieult entltuIoigt. Sin
iAunOigungen gegeu Den Sergeanten Oton-
taque mrrOeu oon Der Sebor0e abgenielen,
bod murOe ct oerlparnt, icine llntergebenen
rifidtsoOler 5n behanbelt.
Ans . oem 2lnHer.-lleber 6en idleh=
ten 3uiano 0e5 GtraBeubettea an Der Siib+
ieite Der 5. StraBe, 3miid)en Dem femi=
id)en Spritenbduis DR.. uHO Der Charles
itraBcu Apenue, miro SeidIperNe Qefitbrt.
IS beiiuoet nd bort tetn 5rottoir, uHO Die
StraBe lit Su 3efteu flir Gameu Uuo Sim
ser taum paiirbar.
- SIN SonHtag5ld)ulitmmer Der biid)0f=
lib zproteltautiiAeu ct. ,SObanHis=Sird)e ;u
Gauerlg iano geftern abeHO cine SeTlanms
lung itatt, in peIder Der Artra9 in grmaz
gnHg geSogen muroe: ppOal] gegen eine Gr.
bebnng uon mehr, ais Gents Sabrgelo in
uerhalb Der Stnotgreu'eu Seitens Der
yDort Surnpife Bieroebubu Geeajaait,n
iopeit Dies nit Dem geiee i'm J9ioeriprudI
itcbt, proteitirt peroen ioa."" Die Annerz
8epobuer molleu ieruer periuden, Die
Eferpebabn Geieli6ait oaSu III bemeqen,
oaB lie otc gSaoerlp Citation auiQiebt uuO
Die l&aggou5 brett mad Somniontomu
ourd)fahren ldi;t.
Der y lSeHmarft.- Seit [Sahren
bat 4uIerita III Den ydn0ern qeb0rt, aus De
nen guglauo ieinen 8ai;eu be;oQeu hat.
9tuBlanO uno l}nOieu, iomie oas 2Brooutt
oeS engliiheu Aderbaue8 habeu ben Geit
oes SeOdrfe5 geoedt. Die bOben 9&oi;eu=
@relle, melfe SUI 3eit bier bcrriben, baben
Je0od) Die Sa6lage DerGnoert. Glner Der
regetmdBtg Smiihen Baltimore uHo glper=
pool fabrenoen Dampier hat por einiaen
3ageH eIne Gabung, beltcheno aus $1,000
&u'Heln 2Saijens, bierber gebrad,t. Der
NaiSen mar pon bier aus mad ylUerpool
gc'auot, nuBte aber 3uriid ipeort meroen,
neil Die &alSenpreiie bier hOler iluo, ais in
GHganO, no rulliiAer NaEeu III geriugc=
ren %rcilen fduflid 1T. sSoBeHpreiie itiegsn
beoeutenO pd1renO Der lebten Gage, Je0ot
fielen lie eineu Gent geitern Morgen, nm
Hadulittags iptcoer einen Sent III ite;qeu.
Die pSdreu," 0as heiBt biejeHi9eu ,6Qno=
Ter, iuel4e auf uieorige gSaiSenpreiie ipetu=
lren, ipOlen Die Jtudienoung amerifani-
id)eu lSaiieHS ans GH9IanO bealnltiaen,
I'm OaOHra Elm 6aaen Der Yreiie berbslSu.
iIbreu.
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G3 srbeIt jett sur G'euiige, bab ser id)ref=
lthc llafol auf Der rOlb Colony
Sahu" in MaiiadjniettS auf Die gtadlai=
iiQse;t nno fye;gbeit Don 9lrbcitern, wcldlc
r.it @eporat@ren bcidlGitigt roaren, juriif=
srr,Areu it. Die T!Edt bes slnflehcr5
2EtGb baben min bcrcit5 gemeloet. Gtae
itrer9e uateriUduug iol itattFaben.
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SeS Gtgcntbun cincs fiiif)tiee,,
GGlfdtcrs bcid1laat,otmf.

q. Yaul, Ninn., u. Iu9uil. -MQt-
them $5Ime 0ale, Der, lpie e8 beibt, cine
aanse 2usabl Sedyie! gefGlid)t baben ioa
Hnp Td alsbaun aus Dem Staabe' rHatte,
beiibt Gisentbum in biefger Staot. 9aS.
ielbe beitebt auS einem iebr mertbaoaen
@runoniid in Stantbolm unb iiinisig 4u-
theilcu in Der III. e. &uiloers SOcietp a."
9ebtere iunrben MN beute bon Ser yGlalt.
County JiatiOnal Sant" Don 2SiRdeiter,
ap., nit @ciGlag belegt, uub smar ais
9edung fir etne gultibe Don s3l 900.
Sale osnteb @iHbefer Dor uHgefabr spei
0ouattH, hin hierber 81 tonrmeH, bod III
er ieitoem ipurlos beritmunben. Scine
Gldubiger prdieutirten balo oarauf Die be
treHeuocu 2Sc6iel sur @iul6iung, nIuBteu
jeO0d ~ ihrea 2eioween eriabren, Dap Die
unteridriitcn geiGlitt ipareu.
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Ser 8elOmorff.

9fep 9 ort, u. auguit. - 5olgenbe8
iito Die Sd)luBnotirungen: @el6 er6fiucte
gus nHo id1ioB sa 5 Erosent. - Sterz
ling sSedet s4.824 aut iedSiig Gage unO
4.86 auT Stdt. Sunpes Sbli9atOnen:
4 pros. 124, 4!=proS. 1919, 3 pros. -.
Iftten: 96amS @rpreB 149, Gentral go
cific 81, @leiapsate Ohio 1873, @rie 25ss,
Ditto Yrter. Ga, St.iuois Central 100,
2afe Shore 1o4B, Retp Seriep Gentrul
1174, 3ortNmeitern 1913. Ditto Yrior. 142!,
gtewz Dorf Geutral 1O44, Ohio =Riihiirppi
PSI, Ditto Erlor. So, Bittsburg 155, ReaOing
Al, ct. ]aul 20, Ditto ErIor. 1l54,
9Seiteruzllnion SlE.
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g9ifttsc @ntSd,sio,.na TIT eine1.t
Sauopro5cSSe.

Sacom q, sSaib., y. Aug.-Sm Suu-
besfreiSgeridlt CAB beute 3{tftar 6. 6. !0olu=
iorD cine iuiat!ge &ntiaeiOung in benz Sale
Der Snu0esrcgicruHg gegen 3. 6. @iupp
unb 3. 8. @tontgomerp ab, Die piele 6un=
bert SGae Ghrlid)er Dirt in Staate 9&aIb=
ington entidcioet. giOntgOmerp mirO OeS
SenugS entlaitet uno iiir Oen re9tulabi9en
Gigentbumer beS ltrettigen 2aubes erflart.
Die gSirfun9 Sieier Gnfbeiourg lit, OaB Der
slnfauf pom SauleHbeu IGern &SalblQnbes
ourh @orporatiouen unb Snbipiouen, uclz
den Die 2anO= GgeHten ais betriigeriid) cr0d=
teten, fir giiltig erflGrt wtrO, neil Der
Setrug bel grlan9uHs Ger Gatente Ilid)t be
pieeu merben fonnte. Sic Gntid)eiouua
pcripirft Die 4nnabme Der EegieruuqSaqeuz
ten, Dap fultipirbareS, aber nit 9Sal0 be-
teftes guno tusientlid flr G9rituIturSwede
mertbppu lei