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The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-21
THE PIED MONT SECTION.
An Alliance WarehOuse..The Biggest
Tobacco JOurnal..NeWsyN Notes.


Especial Cor. of STATE CHRoNICLE.l
WINSTON, N. c., Dec. 2O.-Several of
our good citizens went up to Wllkesboro
Thursday and returned yesterday. Their
mission was to pay their respects to the
memory Of Capt. Hamilton Horton, one
of the pioneers of that mountainous
5. ction, who died on last Monday and
whose remains were Inferred in he old
family burying ground near Wikesboro
on Thursday.
Capt Horton was an esfimabe, high
toned old gentleman aud was one Of the
| best heads in the county After long
and useful life he died in his fifty-ninth
year.
The opening of an Alliance warehouse
in Winston Is about certainty. and this
will probably take place on the first
week in March. The chamber Of com
merce recently appointed a committee
to look into the matter aud they secured
the r J. Reynolds warehouse which
they have offered the Alliance. 1t is
now said by prominent Alliancemen
that this proposition will be accepted.
| **
Our sister town, Kernersville is catch
ing on to the spirit so dominant IN pro
gressive Winston, and her people are
talking of large Touring mills.
x*x
Editor Fl. E. Harmon, of Danvllle
will remove his paper, the Southern 10
baco Journal, to this city the first week
ln January. He will occupy the old of
flee of the Twin City Daily and prepare
himself better with the material for get
ting out the greatest tobacco journal II
the Union-nothing more than the ban
ner market of the world deserves anc
will have.
: On next Tuesday all the warehouse
= will close their sales until after the holi
: days, in order to give all the hands an'
6 employees ample time to join the testlVl
Il ties of tie occasion.
! ~.
: News comes here that Mr.. Jno. Farrls
. an old citizen living near Pilot Noun
: tain, was out cunning recently when 0
% found a squirrel in a tree. Taking a
> axe he attempted to cut down the ire
u when it fell on him, killing him II
,e stantly.
20 Rev. G. W. Byrd and Walter M. Gu
= | tbs, of the North Carolina COnferenc
4 are in the city visiting relatives befoi
as going to the new charges to which the
70 70 we're appointed at the Concord sessio
ga ~
v 1t seems that Forsyth's sons who ha
, 6 gone west to carve their fortunes are
r. turning home to spend their hollda
re- and look about our progressive city.
.as J. P. Warren, who left here sever
10 years ago for Litteton, COL, came ba
10. to his home in this county.
g., ~ ~ val
The new Fill Bsidge over the 1adk
river at Wikesboro will be completed t
=. Iast of this month. The piers are co
m 'oA pleted and all that is to be done IS t
nns us placing of the Already constructed brld
da portion upon it.
10 20 Large crowds of Salem Female COLI
'1n girls are leaving on each trala Tor tn
sht respective homes to spend Chr'stn
h eI. holidays Some 60 almost as far as
ecu ecu as, and others as far west as Arkansa
.ese The Roanoke aud Southern road
hei been located from Wadesboro to Roc
sl, an Mount Va. The grading has begun.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-21

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 2O.-Fore-
cast for Virginia: Rain Sunday; south
erly winds; warmer.
For North Carolina: Rain; easterly
winds; warmer
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-21
Election of Officers.

At meeting of the A. 0 o. W. held
last night the following officers were
elected.
P. NJ. WI. NJ. Dye.
M. VT. B Anderson.
Overseer J. L. Woodward.
Foreman-B. r jolly.
Recorder-H H. Roberts.
Financier-T. j. Bashford.
Receiver-A. n. McPneeters, Jr.
Guide-J. W. Crawford.
|. W-C. j. Belts.
0. w. NJ. Warren.
Trustees-W ". Parrish, +. NJ.
Lampkin, G. L. Tonnoffski.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-21
Three Days More.

We have three more day, to close out
our consignment of Toys and Christmas
Goods. Come to see Us and we promise
to sell you cheaper than you ever bought
before, as they are bound 70 go regard
less of cost.
W. G SEPARK, Agt.,
IL East Martin Street.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-21
DELEGATE.
"eckwith for Chief Clerk.

pselaI Cor. STATE CHRoNIcLE.)
Ia H. W Dee. 10 As private citizen
te,,;nl SUI ocrat it gives me pleasure to
h p'uaiony = to the worth and merit
harn = backwith. His relation to
kpe,, lot the past six years is the
sbonltS1 lt1aSon S why the next Legisla-
kereo a elect him as its chief clerk.
)fyinss sn9'ner 20 man in the state more
u Tue placei B.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-21
Big Cotton Cargo.
(By United Press. ]

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2O.-The steam
ship British Queen, cleared yesterday
for Bremen. She has the largest cargo
of cotton ever out of this city, 12.25o
bales, which is valued at over 5000, 900.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-21
Died.

Mr.. G. E. Miller, Mayor of Kinston.
died few days ago He was first class
man in every respect He was mem
Der of the Episcopal church.
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After the Hostile Indians.
[By United Press. 7

CHICAGO, Dec. 20-Gen. Miles has
received advices from General Brooks
that 500 friendly Indians left Pine Ridge
yesterday to attempt to bring in the
hUstiles.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-21
NOTES FOR BUYERS.

Messrs.J r Ferrall & Co. are singing of
good things for the inner man. Every
body In the town knows something about
their famous grocery store. From what
they say elsewhere, it is dead certain
that they can put up Christman din
ner that would whet mans appetite as
keen as razor.
The beautiful novelties and handsome,
lovely books at A. Williams 81 Co.'S book
store are the talk of the town Every
body is wild with admiration at what is
shown there. If you want to get where
you will stay charmed and interested,
just go in there.
They get better Messrs w. G. & A,
B. SJronach have an announcement in
this issue which heads off anything they
hove yet offered. 1t begins with a pretty
Christmas poem and winds m with
look snd see. The Messrs Stronach will
have three hundred pounds of dressed
turkey and chicken on sale tomorrow
for these days of good eating, at fifteen
cents per pound.
S. and D. Berwanger's ad. will wake
up any man in creation. The opportu-
mites they offer for securing handsome
nobby suits are astonishing. You'll
| hardly want to believe what you read;
but just try them.
Miss Maggie Reeses millinery store is
still the admired and interesting resort
of the ladies. When one lady has been
there, she no longer wonders at the rush
going on. Every thing is 30 beautiful
SO lovely.
w. G.. Separk is still holding place
in the van guard in the matter of selling
toys. Santa Claus must have spilled
every thing out of his sleigh into that
store There never was such another
like of unique and pretty things for
children and every body. See his ad.
he was enthusiastically received by
the audience. He has a physique well
adapted to heroic rules and his power,
of Interpreting character are at their
best within the lines of the part made
notable by such artists as Forrest and
Mccullough in expressing hate, anger,
the savage feelings of strong, fierce,
untamed and uneducated human, to
whom a strong and true attachment to
wife and home is still possible, he is seen
at his best. His powerful voice, like his
magnificent frame and well knit mus
cles, are admirable aids in presenting
such a character. In the arena scene ht
, is simply magnificent. t.-Kansas City Jour
{ nal, October 9th.
Mr.. Mclean and Miss Prescott viii
+ appear here in Spartacus Tuesday nigh
] at Metropolitan hall.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-21
A Statue for General Marion +.
IBy United Press ]

[By United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-The bill ap-
propriating $50, 900 for statue OF Gen.
francis Marion to be erected In Coium-
bia. S. G., was reported fav9rably to the
Senate to-day.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-21
He Was Getting Married.

Buckingham Rocket)
The editor is away this week on very
important business.
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Raging Typhus.
JBy United Press.l

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 2O-Typhus 1e-
YER is causing great havoc here.
The death rate from small pox is enor-
NOUS in Guatemala and San salvador.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
6lnf3ebnteS Rapitsl.

AIice mar Susi Gage in benz utiuIiuer:
tuUentlolter, ais man zines Norsens ID,
msIbste. cap ROia QebIarc iis 3u ieber
uini3e. sic bsgub ii5 in oas Spre9.
jtmmer unb bswiutOmmte fe iiberaus be,s,
lib. ,Bis fteut es mid, sic gu ieben,
lttbe GOiu." Ipra5 fe uno lub iie Elm, ne:
ben ibr it9 nteoerjuieten. Isle erIauben
mir bod, sic 10 gu nennen, ni4t? unb
i'd boffe, STE werbeu mid alice nennen,
tt0tt Rabemoiieae be WorIair, ME sic
MID eben naurten. ST Gnb1G ni6t Bel
Sbnun2 Man iaste mir, er babe gor6eaur
OCT elIt5en Gasen uerIufen."
,,@r 1T fort, RabsmOiiele, fort mad
Stalten."
,.Ru9 Stulisn?"
ga; es lit iebr melt meg, ni5t pabr
talt 10 melt ais aIsier?"
limb mas usranIaBte Jpn gu folder
Jtr'e3" iaste gIice etwas psrpirrt unb
blattette in stnsm Sute, bas auf benz
Glide lag.
SIS sefdub ieiner @siunbbsit pesen, I"
entgs9nets 5tOia. ,,@r mar ME isbr trdf.
ttg, uuS ss i5eint, ieiue miIitarii4su OBS
4tsSsnbsttsn paren fur i'm ,u a~nitrsnssnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
9 s93.ebnt,ss &apiteI.

&oia bate ii9 auf einige Wodsn in
bas SaIOB "a Ro5s gtoal besebeu.
zines Cages Jag lie an Ramine, bate elm
BUD in Der 9ano, bas fe iebO9 beiiGnbis
in cen S4ooB fallen IieB, unb uon j3eit ~
3eit rtsf lte aus: % ou mein lieber Sins
msl, weI5' Elm Wetter! WsI5e Rsseu.
slfe!" Damn iprans fe auf, lief gum
5eniter, critte ibr @eft9t9sn an bic
S4eiben, an wsIde bsftis Der Resen prais
isIts, unb Iaui5ts auf ben Srtan, Der bic
S&wibb6ssn oss SdIoHss bur6iaufie
unb bic gdums i'm Yart su entpur,eln
brObte. 9israuf tsbrte is su i5rem 9lass
3urit, nabm sdbneub bas BUD wieber
auf, bldtterte baitis barin uno foIste Die
san,e 3eit nit ibrer Auseu ben @tpss
sunsea elmer balberftarrten 6Its9e, bic
Iansiam am goosn bintro9.
,,Qr mas bentsn gle uobl2" frus
Wabsmoiisus be Gournsfort, bic einise
Stuuoeu lang an ibrer Stitsret NIT
ibsrsroBsm Otter ssarbsitst bate. sIsi9s
fam elmer art PrOteft sssem &oiu's Grdss
belt.
so ba4te lber ben &sssn nad," err
pieoerts &Oia, Isbnte fid riduarts unb
idIoB ibre pradtuoIsn, i3par,en &usen,
ais pte I'm bsquemsr ibrer gstru5tuns
ibsr bieisn anidsinsnb prOiaii5sn 9sssus
itanb na4jubdnssn, Der isbo6 fir fe
msbr Sntsrefe gu babsn i6ien, aIs bis
abenteuer Gslema4's, bic 81 lsien Wabss
moiisls be Gournefort ibr ansmpfoblsn
bate. Da4te is iber bic @sfabrsn mad,
psnen anb,6 auf Der Gee ausssiest isin
mo4te, bsnn tn isiusm lettsu 9risfe bate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
HON. JOHN B. LONG.
Well Received at Athens by the Union Labor
ties and Republicans.

Well Received at Athens by the Union Labor
ties and Republicans.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
ATHENS. Ten. Nov. 4.-As stated in your is
sue of the ID instant 3 on. J. B. Long, Demo-
cratic nominee for congress in the Second dis
trct, wa here at the grand rally OF the party
on;the LIST and made a talk. He began by an
pAnn cing that he was a Democrat, and "had
Never scratched the ticket in his life, Albert
white to the CONTRARY notwithstan iing.' He
said, too, that though diligent search had be n
made for him. the said albert White had never
been and could not ne found. HIS talk, for it
could not be called speech, was not az ali ia
vorabiy received, except BY the Uaion Labor
ties and Republicans. the first OF whom it suited
exactly. ana they openly claim him their
candidate. l. was simply apology for the
mi takes OF all parties, and mort particularly
OF he Democ ats. he said that he did not
come ceiors the peopj as candidate, but in
the character Of u representatives; that he had
no Oppos. ton and supposed he would have
none; that he had been in correspou .ence with
the leaders OF the k pu olIcsn party, and among
them the one spoken OF his possible oppo-
neut, and was assured one would oppose
HIM in that quarter. In the course or his re-
marks he made use of The expression, US Ia
ion Laborifes, evidently iapsus hnguEo,
which he Intellectually tried to explain, or AZ OIL
og!ze for, but in doing SO only exposed himse
the more. He said he wan ed the Rdvice OF all
the parties, wanted Repu blican. Union Laborites
and Democrats all 10 write to, aud advise him
as 10 the course he should pursue From
what have said II is hardly necessary for me to
add that the Democracts were sadly dis4p-
pointed and the unioa Labor men and Repub.
icans jubilant. II is clearly evident that in The
person OF the representa- We from the econd
district Te>as has one Democrat less in the
next congress. He may or be may not vote with
seem to know himself. 1t Is true, and very
much to be regretted, Is 1t Is almost uaivef-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06

sally thought here that in swapping Honest
Old Howdy'' Martin Tor John b. Lon the party
has made a very grave mistake and are sadly
worsted, a result. in the opin!ol of your cor
respondent due to the luminosity OF a few as
pirants in whose way, they believed 20
Howdy'' stood. Their watchword was, 1--WE
mus get him out Of thu way" In doing so
they not only beat themselves, but have heaten
the party we'll. Tley will doubtless be re-
see. When this goes 10 press the election will
be over and joan B. Long no doubt elected.
With hundreds of Others here who are Demo-
Gratis. your correspondent shut his eyes and
voted for him because. and only because, he was
the nominee of the party.
THOMAS NJ. MATTHEWS,
CnrresnnnHent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
Coke Workers strik.

PrrTsBURa. Pa, Nov. 5.-AboSt. 1000 coke
workers employed by H. c. Treck & Co., in the
Bonneville region struck o-day for the rem
statement of dis arged workman. Over half
the ovens still operation. but it Is claim ed
the men did not get notice to quit in time, and
by tomorrow noon 1901 more men will be out.
b 9th sides are firm, and bitter struggle is ex-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK.

Special 10 the Gazette.
New York. Nov. 5.
Sterling-Bank, 60 days ...........4 s0H
Steriug-Commercial, so days.....4 1914
Reichma -ks-Commercial, 81 days. " 3-l6
Francs-Bank, gu days.............5 23A
Francs-Commerclal, 60 days......6 70
EXCHANGE AT NEW ORLEANS.
Special TO the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. 8.
Sterling-Commercial. 50 days.. T134 al ISH
Francs-Commercial, 60 days.. 269s
New York Sight-Bank.... par
Commercial ...... .-................ l 90 disct
EXCHANGE AT GALVESTON.
Special 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 8.
Sterllng--6O days. ...--... ~
t3f>sV ORR Sight. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % ulscL
4f1tW OFIedna SlB1L ......-....-.-. 70 OiSCb
American SllVer...... ............ far
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
NEW YORK SPOT.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
GALVESTON SPOT.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tex. Nov. s.-spos cotton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
ON CHANGE

LONDON. Nov. 5.-Consuls closed 81 .-l6 for
money for silver lSis-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
IoikristS,

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip a bottls.,Af&s
s sgs1 sr et rTi oa it act,
and ollssGsee5s ct sickness. For sale in
iSGr AdH ST 100 bottles by all leading drug
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
IN COLD BLOOD.

A Victorious Candidate at jefferson Shot
Down iy desperate Lunatic.
Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON. Tex, Nov. Sc. ]. schwab, who
has been persistently running for the office of
constable for twenty years, was elected this
time by an overwhelming majority, but only
lived few hours to enjoy his well earned vic
tory. He came down town this morning re-
joicing, but was shot down in cold blood BY
man who has been twice adjudged to be crazy
and sent TO he asylum, and has been released
both times. The mans name is Joe Howell
and he is very desperate fellow. cSchwab was
shot through the heart and died Immediately.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE SPOT
MARKETS.
Special TO the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 5.-Ths following are
the closing quotations for cotton on the spot to-
day at the leading markets, together with ths
closing tor middlinS Monday, with to-day's
sales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06

gists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
Big Blaze at FarmersviIie.


BERLIN, Nov. SIN the Bye elections at Kiel
SoclalIs.s for the first ii ne in this country in
the history OF the party, elected both their
candidates for the Reichstag. .s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
THROUGH A BRIDGE.

in I. and g. N. Fright Goes rown, and the
Engineer and Fireman Fatally Hurt,
Srecial TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TE=., Nov. Sat an early hour
his morning a northbound International and
Great Northern freight train fell through a
fridge across Comal river, near New Braunfels.
Fhe first span of the structure gave way and the
,ngine and Two or three loadei cars were pre-
ii: itated to the water. distance of fifty feet.
Engineer HALEY and Firemln Jones were SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-29
Sanferpfte.

@bicago, 27. e;br.-0eitert grmit.
telun9en iiber bic ftnansieQe Sag. bsr fali=
ten SanfierSfirma 9. u. &ean Comp.
baben Die ange9ebenen gaiiipo nod nm
100000 permiuoert. @s bat ben 4ndein,
al5 oh Die 9Gubigcr nld)t mebr, ais bis
10 YroSent ibrer Shuloforoerunee aus
Der Santerottnaie reaIiiiren merben. Sn
Sean's Stnaniausmeis mar Der 8etrag Der
ausitebenben 6orberuugen auf S27O, 900 be-
red)net morben, bod ergab iidb bel ndberer
8riifung oieier Iusitdnoe, oaB faum Der 4.
She'll bieieS Setrages eingetrieben meroen
lam. Inter beu 6orberungen befanoen iid)
$4,000 IN proteitirten Sdulomet,ieln Der
perfra9ten Santiers. Sm aQgemeineu lit
aus ben @eIdIdftsbihern eriihtlid), oaB Die
6trma III Der l.idtiiuniglten gSeiie gSe6iel
negOtiirt bate.
Die yStauleD= =@initon.@o. ;" ipeldle eineu
bepeutenoen Sanbel nit Grunoeigentbum
trieb, 1T in bic odnbe zines serihtliden
SerpalterS iiberge9ausen. .. 6. Stan-
lep, BraIioent Der Gompasnie, ioq bur9
mlB9liidte S0rlenlpefulationen bic finQn;iz
ellen Sd)pieri9teiten psrurad)t baben.
Setne Serlulte i'm S0rlenipiel besiiiern iit]
auT $4,000.
2anca fer, 8a., 81. December.
pSibiug @reet Qunlber Company" 1T in
Gonfurs geratben uuO bat ibr Serm0gen Su
@unlten Der SlGublger OH g8illiam &. @ilz
bin BON Columbia ais Iifignee ibsrtragen.
Die @onlpa9nte, beren lrdiibent Gbuaro
Gbermann pom bier lit, belitt pertbuole
gSalbun9en III Columbia unb Sullipauz
County. 0iau sIaubt, baB Die 9lftiua ben
@elammtbetrag Der Serbinhlidfeiteu be.
Oentenp iiberiteigen. Die gegenmGrtiae ariz
rs i'm Gelomarfte ioll oen Sauferott per-
nriadt baben.
greeley, Sol, %. 9esbr.-0ie Sanf.
frma Sunter & sSeft hat faGirt. Pailiua
S52 900, Slftipa 100000.
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@ihtiae neme Gntpef,tte

. ctr oft, 0ttdk, 27. 9e;=- Die pSe=
troit Boat Comp" bout au9enblidlid elm
lubmarine8 Boot, auf NaS man groBe 0ofis
nun9en lett. G8 lit 40 IuB lang, 8 6uB
brett unb IA 6uB ttei. Die Irt Der Sortbe-
ueguEg lit abnltd, iuie bel benz ubmarineu
SorpeoobOpte, iie mirb our6 glettri;tdt be-
uerflteligt, Die Sugleid baS 2idt Iiefert unb
in groBen Satterieu auIgcipeidert miro.
9a9e9en ioQ baS 6abrSeug pariu Dor Dem
unterleerId)en Sorpeooboote eiueu SorSuq
baben, OaB eS on Die SberflGbe iteiqt, TO-
balb Der elettriid)e Wotor abQeleQt mirb,
mdbrenO bel lcnem 9eraoe 81 bieiem 3nede
Der Ntotor i'll Sbdtigteit geiett tperOen muB,
mas fiir ben Sal, OaB er III llnoronunq qe.
ratben lollte, eine groBe @efabr fir Die 8e<
mannung in itd bir9t. AuBer elmer Shraube
am SterH merben lid on beioen Seiten oeS
SOotes 9taber befiuben, bas Inter. uno
Auitauten 1T nit Siilie zines oen Ntotor
Requirement llmi6altun9sapparates III be.
merfitelligen. Sails ftdl bas Boot bendb=
rem ioQte, piro Die 8s9ieruug angeQauqeu
meroen, baS Spftsm auf 3orpeOoboote an
sumeuben.
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Ins Giicriu6t.
@nffesltd,e @orotbat ant Spng SsIano. -
Ter Toroer trast eineu Singer nno ein

N m= y orf, %. December. 8euSel
Srcupa, Il Sabre alt, lit in Der b0bmilten
anfeoelun9 Sobemiauille, SIS, 5rpei Otelz
len Don Sagptle, BON benz "a j1brigen
6ranf arulllf, einem Gi9arreumadJer, aaf
entletlldle gSetIe ermoroet poroen. Sru=
ltl0 tam pat am lebten 6reitag lbeno III
Die SSobnun9 beS Gonitablers Sd)oiief uno
laate pcmlelben, oaB er @roupa ernoroet
Daoe. Sum Sepeiie oaiiir legte er eiueu
acge9adten Slu9er bes SpferS auf ben
2l)dl, lno ais man ben 0tDroer Dem Hid]=
ter y, ,SrIen III SaDOille poriiibrte, fanb
man bel Der Ourtluhung leiuer SleiOer
aud Elm Sbr be5 Grmorbeten in leiurl 2a=
ld)e. Srultlt erSGblte, er babe @roupa,
neil oerlelbe yiigeu iber ibn uerbreitet, aui
Der StraBe Die Seble Durd)ld)uitteu. 9a5
Spter lei in Dem Sdnee nieoerQeitiirst. lin
llder Su letn, baB 9roupa nid)t mebr iprt-
den meroe, babe er ihm bann ben 2eib auf
9eldIlet nno Die Gingeweibe aui baS @e=
lldt 9ele9t. Oen einen Singer uub ba8
Sbr babe er abgei6nitteu uuo ais SeneiS~
mlttel nIltgenommen.
9le Uertiimmelte 2eidle beS GrmorSeten
muroe lpdter oil Dem bon Srulild) an9ege=
beuen Srte, an YOcuIt- 4uenue, elmer meni9
freqnentrten SraBe, etlpa cine Dteile bon
Dem Ntittelpuutte OeS SrteS, aui9eiunben.
9Sie ild) leltbem berauSgefelt, bate Sru=
lid, ebe er sum Gouitabler giug, Dem gSirz
the SoIepb gSiie einen 8eiud abgeitattet,
ben Dtoro erS6blt uub ben Singer ais Se=
melS porgele9t. S8lie identte jeOOd) ben
gngaben oe5 WianneS feinen @Iauben. Der
mabre Grunb oes StretteS Swiifen @roupa
nno 8rullGj 1T nod nidt betannt, iubeneu
9laubtu Slele, OaB Srulii6 auf GrOupa
el1elliid)tla mar uuo renielben in SerOad)t
bate, inn bel eiuem 0tGp6en, in meld)eS
Der DtOrber perliebt mar, uerleumoet Su
hQbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-29
ISOLATE ibreut 8attcna

Can Diego, Ger, %. 9es.-@rdFn
Hortll, Die an oem Sootenbette hires per-
ltorbenen 0tanneS cine 9oiis GarbolIdure
in lclbitm0rOeriider abTft su ii6 uabm, 1T
beute Der Ginmirtuug b.S @ifteS erlcQen.
Der peritorbene Graf Bariii ioQ elmer off,
retd)tlhen aoelStamilie sntiproiien iein. Gr
mar Dor fiinf Sabren nad] glmerifa Qefonl,
men unO bate iid SunGdit nat) Gan 6ran-
5lSco begeben, no ietn StiefbruO.r bic SteIs
lung eines 0lterreid)iiftn Soniuls betleiost.
Son bort manote er iid nad @alueiton,
Ter, uno traf bort nit ieiner ipGteren 6rau
SuIanmen, Die oamals an Der StaatS.llui.
periltdt ais 2ebrerin augeitsat mar. Der
Sater OeS iungen Wtanues oa G6ef etue8
Der gr0bten Oitreifiiden 8anfbGuier iein.
9r bat per Sabel Die Inpetlun9 ertbeilt, Die
2eiden eines Sobne8 unD beicu iuaeno-
ltder Satin einbaliamireu uno nah Der
fernen 9etmatb oes G'rafeH suriif ieuOen su
laiicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-29
Gine WprobanSc a,tfaehpben.


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gine ans 5mOlf Wiitglieoern beitebenoe
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GrmorOung Der rei6en 8emobuer in $9iz
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9emadlt uno pon Der granb Surp pegen
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mornen. 9nrt Die rehSe1tige Terbaftung
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maltamen Seieiti9un9 oeS &iGterS 0tuiitl,
etneS an9eebenen Siirgers Der Stabt, per=
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Httter Dtar Stetu, melfer au9ebltd Dor
6 NtonateH BON elmer Serauerin meQen an
gebllter SeIeibigung eri6ohen muroe, in
gSirfliffeit Der Nt0rocrbanoe gum Spfer
gerallen mar.