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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-28

Bank Circulation and o. .. Bonds-
Street Nomenclature.
II. Lacey. comptroller OF the United States
currency. says in his annual report Just out
that the issue Of circulating notes by the ma
donal banks II becoming unremunerative ON &C.
count OF the high premiums commanded by
Federal bonds, aud he renews the recommends
uons made before that the obligatory deposit Of
o0ncs be reduced. aud that the circulation il
sued be equal 70 the par value Of the bonds
pledged Ihe passage By congress of Z bill to
this eject would increase the circulating me.
dun of the country about $l5.0o0oo0 In
speaking OF this matter. Mr. Abrahsm Barker,
vice pr sident Of the Mer .hants' National hank
said: 'sYou see, each national bank has to IN
yes certain amount In United States bonds to
secure Its circulation. Suppose, for example,
that this bank must carry United States bonds
amounting to par value of $4,000 The prem
ium on those bonds viii make M pay for them
about $1,000 in cold cash. Since We can issue
notes Gu ony 90 per cent Of their face value
oar issue OF notes would amount to only go. 500.
Then for the $Sl 600 we pay out We ore able to
use only $22,500 making q loss of about S. 500.
Il u true that the bank would get q per cent.
interest On $4,000, amounting to $1,000 But on
the other hand, II We could loan at the rates OF
interest current here the $4,000 We pay for the
bonds, We should be in much more than s., 900.
From this calculation you can see that the buy
ing OF United States bonds and issuing
Of notes by . national bank 70
really losing operation in one
sense OF the word National banks for that
reason, operate under certain Disadvantages a.
compared vita state or private banks. But, on
the other hand, the fact that . banks circula-
ton Is secured by United ates bonds. that it 10
national bank, givss it standing which 10
sufficient compensation for the loss TO make
capitalists willing to start national banks
THE old city government was dissolved be-
fore the committee to report on the proposed
changes in the names OF the streets could take
any &C ion." said Mr.. h b. Dearborn last even
ming. That committee to which proposed
my plan for more systematic nomenclature went
out OF existence with the old government and
the whole matter has apparently been dropped.
Toe man who Is TO furnish the street signs for
the corners Is waiting, understand, for the
names TO be given him. The old city council
did not give him the existing names
because the members thought . change would
soon be made. It seems to me that I've done
my share Of the agitation on the subject II
anyone else will furnish . methodical list OF
names for the streets, / VII work for their
adoption. All want is TO have the streets
uamed SO that . man can md his way about"
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Great Floods in Germany.

BERLIN. Nov. 2.-Dispatches from Elberfeld
say mat the Wiper river has risen and i've
peuons have been drowned. Great damage
was done in the vicinity Of Barmen. At Ros-
took and other points timber yards and many
streets were submerged.
CARLOAD. Nov. 25-Yesterday's food was
caused by the bursting OF . dam above Toppon.
A volume of water ten feet deep poured through
the streets. The gas ana water works were COM
pletely ruined. Several corpses were found In
the country. but there was no loss Of life in
Carlsbad proper.
BERLIN. Nov. 25.-The latest dispatches con-
corning the flooding of the mine ct Tschansch
show that the loss of life was thrty-nine.
At Kahla ten houses were blown down aud
seventeen persons were drowned. Similar dis
asters and foods are reported from elsewhere.
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INvEsTIaATINo TMMIGRAT1oN.

Seven carloads Of wheat arrived yester
dav
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TALKS WITH BUSINESS MEN.

Mrs. ]. Entwistle. Miss Entwistle and
Mr.. VIC. Short, of Tolt. are at the Dlller.
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xI9. Causes are at work more powerful
than any enactment OF congress. When
the present bill was passed silver went up
from 81 cents an ounce as high as ST. 20.
and fortunes were made. But the price has
since fallen steadily and now it is down to
slOl. 1t has been even lower. My opin-
ion is that the supply of silver il so large
that any attempt 70 force it up to 81. % will
fail. When the price rises to th At point,
there are extensive deposits Ut low graae
ore not now worth working which can
then be reduced ~ . profit Accordingly
these ores will come into the market. q
flood of silver will result and the price will
fall. Silver cannot be kept up TO $L2s be-
cause enough 10 supply the demand can be
procured at less cost So my belief is that
either under the present bill or under
free coinage bill . gap viii come between
the silver currency and the gold currency.
as in war times there was . gap between
gold and paper. Men viii loan and make
their contracts in which stipulation viii
he inserted that pay ment shall be in gold
coin. You see that gold is far more lin-
tied in quantity than silver. and DO not
believe that enough could ever be obtained
m mage IL a drug in the market. as silver
has sometimes been. know of instances
where contracts have been made AS l just
suggested, with . proviso for payment IN
gold. You see. then. that although l am
4 Western man, am not q free silver man.
/ think tinkering with currency IL both
dangerous and foolish
Mr.. Harry Frank. Mr. s. N. Horntha.
and Mr. Herbert Hssse. OF New YORK are
al the Grand hotel.
~ - NJ e McCinnahan and
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E{e IsYfnassAeItA TN

GhtcGgo, A. aprtI. Die Itttenire
Der Gbtcago'er @aItauefenuugs. afoc!ltton
bieIten beute eins BsrIammlune i'm Baffeus
fnaIe Der Satterie . ab, nm fim III oraauiz
fireu. 500. 900 Iftien 30 ie $40 wGTen
uertretsn. Die SerbanbInnseu tparsn 3teurs
ltd lebbait Eno uabmeu suueileu eueu tu.
mnltaIil9en &baretier an. Sor oer Ser.
iamnluug nareu Eidete nertbeilt uorben,
meIde BITE gtamen BON 40 bersorrase!.ben
Wi1pneru ertbieGteu, eie els Sireftorea pors
geihla9en rurben. @r.Napor Garter pat
riion uHo gSaibington 3efing proteflrteu ges
gen etue Sarartige 1eeiu1ufung ber Ser
taneLunBsn. Sarrilea ingte, mon ioIe IS
Strettoreri erneuueu nne and agbereu 9eu=
ten, anger ben Rsi9en uub Bromiueuteu,
cine @bance geben. SeFua iaste, auf benz
Eidet fdnheu nur spei Dentfhe uno Elm
Srlducer, uno man ideine bie GasIinSsr
jap 8aut itberseben i'll .polleu. Die Beu0l.
ternng Der Staot lei aus "a nerIhiebeueu
Wattoren buiammeugeiest, uub e. iei su be-
eauerni oas aeDifie geute Der SerIammlIn9
etn terttses Stdet auI3ubrinaen ufteu.
Setfe9srufe, nerr1tidt nit Stideu foIateu
anf otele Aenseruuseu. Gin Intraa, Die
Sasl Der Dtrsttoreu Guf IS 3u erb0heu, nurbe
oermcrlen, nuo mod Iangeu, fiiirmilden
Tertanhlun8en ieste bie 8erIummlnua bie
Sae! per Strettoren onf As feb. Na4bem
ale Aupslsueeu itre Famen ftir As &aubi.
eatea obeeaeban hatten. perta9te Fh bie
Serlammluns. Die 3d5lung Der Stimmen
m,ro lan8e Ssit in anlprud nehmen uuo bea
Rslrltat ett Ia eet radfsu Reds bstaRui
msfosu.
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9lrheff arnn 9nhtt.

Scottbale, 8a., :. Qprit. - @S 1T
mabriheiulid,. baB ahe @ofetuerfe oieier Sc
9enb biruen SurSeln ben Setrieb einitellen tpers
6en, neil stpii6tn Den 8rinSipaleu unb BEN
Grbetern 9ifiererSen iber Die 2lrt une gSeiie
Der Sejdrdnfun9 Der BrsbnttiOn eia9etreten
finb.
8ittsbur9, 3d., A. Ipril. Sieben8ig
gisger aus Salifar @ountp, gt.s@., faluen
heute bier on, nm in SO. g. 0feno & Comps
Sobleuaruben in Der giGbe BON bier S1 arbei
ten. Gle iouen fir ben Nnfang 81 bis ST. so
pro Sag eibalteu. Die SOblengrdber Der @e'
9eno erfldren, Fe rpirSen firiten, tuenu bic gte'
gtr fir geriu9ere SObne arbeiten, ais Die in Der
Sfala feit9eietten.
Mtinneapotis, Minn., 4. 4prit.-
Der Siiferffrife bat nit einem Siese oer Stri'
fer getubet.
Srontooob 3, Mif)., 4. gtpril. .-Sertreter
bon 6O00 Sobleu9rGbern Der llr9egeuo bielten
heute habier eine Seriammlun9 uno trafen
Sortebrungen sur @riinbnng einer Union"
Sine peitere Beriammlung ioa an 27. Gpril
fattfiroen. Die 8etuegung 1T gegen bas Sp.
fem Der GrStIidlen Serp1egung 9eridtet, tpels
Dies ron zen @igentbiimern Der @rubeu am
Superioriee einaefiihrt mlroe.
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Rdfbse.hayte gmtefoffafrs.

0lount Sermon, N..g., 4. april. -
s. SO. @bippis, Elm befannter gfrqer BON
alpunt Sermon uuo Ritslieb Der Stem ,0orfer
@nenpaarenfirma @onfling & @biuuis, fpurbe
segeu IS ubr bsute firth. oIs er in Sealeitung
bon Srant @risbt, BrinsipaIs elmer Saule in
Nem.9orf, uno Srepfter Smitb, zines be-
fannten gtstp Yortsr <idenfabrifanten, bon
elmer @eieli6ait suriidtebrte, auf ratbielhaite
sseiie in bic reAte gruf gei6oiien unb iebens=
qefdbrli6 pertuuuhet. Giner 9Serfion sufolse
gius Der SauB ;ufdllig los, pdbrenb it'd Die
brei Serren, bic iidI idnn1tlif in aneebeiter@
tenn 3ufanee befanbeu, gum Sdaerse balsten.
@bippis ielbii beitrsitet Dies uno iaat, er let
BON einem nebsn ihm tpobuenoen Ofanue, in
befen gSobnung er irrtbdmIid einsubrinaen
neriudte unb Der i'm fdr etneu Giubreter bielt,
aeifoiien tporben. Spei Sdafie tpurben auf
ehipuis abssseben. Die cine &ugd trat i'm
uuo bic aneere fubr ibm ourd ben Rod.
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agebsrecEMnapps.
Der ptobtbttEonStoHe 8nIhernemr boa Rsps
Samoibtre tpeeea eetitissr npo f3rpsr-
IfGbet lIMtaugIt@fGS& QbgeSekt.

Iidbet uAtansIt@feIt 0bseisst.
Concord, g.a6., 4. glpril. - @ouperz
neur @oobea, Ger in Der Ietten 3eit oura
il;ne, bon unbdnDigem Saiie gegen Sic Spiri.
tl1oien.&eute SeuqenSen @rlafle bic lufn1ert,
iarnfeit Ses QanSes anf lid aelenft hattie if
Geiferu bur9 eineu 8ei1luB ieiue8 Sabinets
fiir qetftg uub f0rperlid] unfabiq erfldrt NOR
ben, ietn 4mt tpeiter su uertpalten un0 lit oes'
balb - 9eu1ds Der SerfaIiung oes Staates -
Der Soriitenoe bes Senats, .. Irtbur
Sagsart, auf9eior6rrt tpOrSen, Die Sbliegen.
heiteu bes oberfen Staatsamtes bis CUR nd9z
ften gSabl 3R iibernebnen. Sn Dem betrefFen~
BEN @ntid]eib bes &abinetS' '9fatbs beibt es
Stuar, baB IS MIR cine f0rperlide 81 anfbeit iei,
tpeld3e 9oooea sur ferneren 2lmtsfIbrnng uns
fabtg MADE, bod 1T eS ihoR lGngIt sDftentz
lides @ebetmniB," oaB e8 bel Dem @ouoerneur
ntd]t nlehr gang rid)ti9 i'm Sberfiibden mar.
@r rt6tete befanntlid) i'm Sanuar einen utas
on ben 9eneralzIntualt, Die @ount1' 'Inmdlte,
Sderiffs un6 gabors 6eS Staates, tuorsn er
bteie aufforberte, iif NIT 0tadt 5u erbebeu
uEo Den Spirituniens5 5anod innerbalb beS
StaatCS nit Stumpf uno Stiel ausSurotteu.
Die 8eamten rpuBten ttid)t reGt, mas iie aus
6ieiem S9riititiid MAIDEN iouten, Da bod
Stem. Sampibtre fein 8rob ob,bitionsgeieb befet.
8te Antrport 6erielben mar oaber cine iehr
lauparre, mas ben @ouoerneur 10 oeroroB,
bnB er iidl ielbit ,auf Die Soden" mad]te, nm
bic Obrigteit gegeH Die b6ien Sptrituoien.2eute
aububieten. hui oieier Hunbreiie ereilte i'm
Gin leifter Sdla9aniall, BON befien SoIgen er
iid ipeOer gelhig nod t0rperlid] erbOlt bat.
@r mar bon ieber Elm enrangirter Semperen1ler
uno pdre bel Der @ouoerneltrS @abl i'm Sc.
bruar 1889 beinaae bon ieluem bemOtratii6en
@eaner beiieQt tporben.
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Gin gIgeItcg seE o9esI5armee. "
&GrtES q. smiIss's bret ghfftaaen, osrsi
2esie ct ermUtsGts.-9tR 2sbsaSbtGo ea
Oct wRettpppIe.

&artyS q. GmiIss's bret Ghfftaaen, Dsrsa
2esie ct SrmUtsGts.-GtR 2sbeasbtG0 aus
bet gRettpppIe.
Reu Dort, 4. NpriI. .-5arrls 4. SmI.
Ter, peI6er gefern Abeab IN gtr. 284, Z.
aDeuuP, ieiue SrGn eli9o5, nell iie itdb tpeis
gsrte, nod feruer nit tbm 81 lebeu. Uuroe
fult mad l ubr heute friib etugefan9eu. SO
feIlts ftd iettbem beranS, baB er nod 3ueI
nnosge 6rauen bat, bic er Setbe i'm St4e
lief. Cine berieIben bieB Rag9te Sears unb
Dobut 5ur 3ett tn 6arlen. Spr rebreren
SGbreu berIies er bieIelbe uHb beiratbete eiue
gBttttpe, Ndmens Gates, bie iest In Rc.4t1,
8efz26. Strabe, spoblt. S0r B.Jei SabreH
trennte er nd and ben oteIer, um bic Srau
40 betratben, bic er gehern Abeno erl10s,
Die 9estete mar ebeufalI5 gSi,tDe uHb bies
Seb0nen. Sis mar gera6e nit ihcen 3pet
Siuberu aus BcHabfeepFte bterber gefCmueu.
B1brenh Ct NIT tbr lsbte, beiG9te er baGftl
ieine annette 6rnu, uu6 bteielbe bat elm 9ino,
peIdes segeumdrtig je6s R0uate aft III.
SmiIer mibbanbeIte feline britte 6rau h8aFa,
10 hus ibu OieieLbe idliesltd uerlies nab gu
fuGt bei ibrer Sreluoin Srau gSiIlon luGts,
tpn fte get0otet muroe. Sie bate ben Dtann
uolbtr mebrere @aIe peIhafteu lGIien. Wan
gIaubt, bne SmiIer ieire brei Srauen III t6o'
ten uub bauu SeIbfmorb ~ bsgebeu beabs
1id3tiaie. ais man ihm mad Ietuer Ber6lf'
tuug icats, bag BE Srau t0Ot ist, erTuibelte
er: y&At, bauu DeT0e id se6dugt. 8egrGbt
mid in benz ndmItteu @rab nit tbr." SOr
trei Sabreu mar SuiIsr eiH SOloat eer
,SeiIsrrmee" Ssit ieHer 3ait tt sr tH
ben grpeoittoHea Usri9Iebensr 3situuaeu an
aefteIIt aEmeIeu.
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Sesfe @otte's SslbIamsoso.

@bica9o. 4. &pril.-Durd Die 8emiiz
bunseH etner bieiigen notwithstanding 1T
in bem mnferi6ien Sale Der Settle gSbite BON
Solicit Slls., Die Dor eirigeu @oten Selbft.
morb be9ius, einiges 2id1t gefommen. Sin
Seridterfatter, Der ben SAL lett etniger 3eit
nnteriudIt bat, euteedte eineu Mann, yiamens
s. s. 2eB, einen intimen Sreuno Der 6amilie
0btte, Der Dor Dem Sooe 6es Ofaodeus iebr
oft in ibrem 5auie mar. gS seigt ftd nun,
caB 0eb ieoenfallS gtnas nit benz Selbifulor6
III thun hattie, unb Die @eheimpolSsi III ibu
ouf ben Serier. gr io[ fidJ gegeupartiJ in
SinurzEaIls. SD. nufhnlten.
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0aS 9D@WaiIsc.

Nrtanfass &ttp, arf., 4. apriI. -
@dbTenb Der uergaugeueu ga9t nitbete bier
abermals Elm beftiger Sturm, uno oer Regen
iGiittete cobet In Str6nleu hernb. Die
S6redsu zines Sturmes in elmer Staot, In
beren Strnssu bas @ufer udt bic 3ebu EuB
fiebt, iino iGper III bsi9reibeu. Nle Sduier
nur6en burG bic 0Om 8iabe aIfgenI 5lteu
@osen In tbren Surbamenteu eriGiittert, uub
ieine 8emohuer nagteu ee, 5u 8ett 5u gebsn.
Die fatboIiIde &ir6e, elm aus Srettern er,
ri9tetee @eb6uOe, tpnrbe theils burd 6te
B0gen. tbeils 6urh ben S8iuo umgepOrfeu
uuO erbebltdJ bei@dbigt. Nn4 etne gtegsr'
fir6e uub mebrere Bobnhdnisr purOen nm.
aeporfeu. 9eute friib III bas gBoffer i'm
SGueu. uub mon bofft uun, bGB es flo In ne
uigen Sagen oerIGnfeu utrb ,Usuu Hidt neIsa
RPOPuuetter etutritt
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Gin S6se4SSof.

terburp, Conn 4. 4pril. - Sin
SAT- BON entIetlider 8obbeit uuroe beute Der
8olisei senlelSet. &idarb gOpr, elm oenl
Grunte ergebener @tenifl, bat ieiue Erau, biz
iih in geiegueten umfdnben befaab, seiteru
Qbenb in 70 brutaler gSeiie niBbanoelt, oaB
fie uorseitIg niebertam. Der Ilunlenldl ;pang
ietue sSrau bann aufjufehen uno ibm baa
abenSeilen bersuridten. Die gtadbarn uur.
ben beute bur6 Die 9iilferufe Der 6ran berbei.
aelodt unb ianben iie bic 5Srau IN tritildenl
2uitanbe, uno oas Sinh tObt i'm Bette Iieaeao.
SEntrpr tnifrhe berhaftet.
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ylfner Stnrtnrdiaoess.

guIeaa, SGe., 4. Gptil.-gin bon firO'
menSem 8egsu begleiteter gOruoeo fe8te
sefern Ra6Gittas iibsr tie bietse SIaSt.
Der 8ino terR6rte eiuen E6eil elmer Tf06sl'
iabIii, entbaGte mebrers Bubuhauier unn
mari ben bobsn SauIlieiu ber s9aleuasr
SGubfabrii" iiber ben Sanfeu. 4u4 ani
ben umIissenbsu 9aubbiffritteu entfaue be-
rddtIiGer Sdaben, iebc9 stngeu tetue
Reni9enIeben nerIcreu. Sn llrbano, Sae.,
murben bret @ei6ditssebduoe eutoadlt.
aebnlihe BeriGte tomrneu aus glonr1aGtb
unb anhsrsa bena&barteR StdeteH.
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9.pet esfasrItae &anaen.

utica, N..g., a. 2tpril. - Der Staliener
Mitael @ibo, tpsIder eines MOrgens i'm letz
ten DECEMBER ben iuugen Sane8 @ilon III
Stone cridlob, puroe beute freigefprot den.
gnGbreno bes Hro5eiieS trgab es it6, baB
@ilIpn tpieberbolt in @,bo's Qbweienbei! in
befieu 9Sohnnua einaebruusen mar unb ser
Trau Gibo in @G9eumart ibrer &tnoer nnana
ftanbise Intrdge 9elnadlt bate. am Norgeu
Der Sras0bie bate Ell Die Srau io9ar i'm 8ett
iiberfalien NIB tpnrbe Dann bon Dem oasu
fommenoen Manne nieeergcidoiIen. @i6o
uurse, ais er ieine 6reiiprc6ung erfubr, Dor
Greube faff ndrriid uno ge6erbete iit cine 3eit
lang 10 auffalenb, bag man tbatid9lid5 ftirdz
tete. er lei nahn1tnnia Qeruoroen.
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ste 4nrntpner, perIafrets trtan.

Geit ben letten Buet Sabreu hcbeu ti5er
2OGO Rormonen.5 5amilien Das Utah Seriitcs
rum nertefieu uao iicb i'm StaGte &bibua'
hun, NerlfG, anssFebeIt, no fte uHgefoEt IN
Biatpeiberet gu Iebeu seSeniea. yto4 Dor
spei Saaren betrug bel oen @abien In Sllt.
2afe. @itn bte Sttmmeume1rbsit Ger Wormos
ueu $50, ndbreub ne In bteiem Sabre Don
ibren Gseuern nit elmer Mebrbeit BON 800
Stimmsu gsiAIugen puroeu, obDobt oas
Bo.um Der uGentils5" i'm 2aufe oer beioen
Sabre IiG nnr nm 65 Stimmeu uermehrt bat.
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ReaSMst,ssnSen.

g8innipe9, Man., 4. aprtl. - 2or0
gople, tpeIdsr friibes ben 9ltrift Rcgeoo in
Der 2sgisIatur pertrat, 1T ipurIOs bon ieiueu
geiibun9en SIT alberta oeridruunben, un6 man
befirdltet, baB ibm Gin dbnlides S6icfiut 81
She'll gtlporoen, tuie bem iungen gentpe4, Der
tiirslif bel gSoobfof, Ont, ermorbet puroe.
Pople's gater IT, tiir5lia geitorben rnb Der
Seridpunbeue 1T nun, tueRn er nod lebt,
Carl BON Sbannon une @rbe zines enormen
Serm0geus. @r ioq, als er ii5 entfernts,
mad Britii6. Columbia abgereiit ietn, inoeiien
if er nidt BORT augefomnen. rno alle gta3.
foridurgen blieben obnc griotg. Nlan bdtt
es iebcG fir n0gIid, oaB ct ei1e Sa9opartie
nab Alasfa ansetreten bot.
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9r6nnk.

2epifou. We.. 4. Gpril. - Das
.,gudfielbz zSouie" su Budeiido braunte in Der
ueraanaenen 9ad)t nieper. gs par nit @d.
fin asfaut, BON bensn bic meilten nur Oas
nadte 9eben rettsten. Der gerluft ioa Elm be.
oeutenber isiu.
Ereuton, RS, 4. GpriI.- Gin beute
i'm @sbduoe Der @ebrtber @rpin, @de Der
groao. unb 4caoempifraBe, ausaebroaenss
Heu.r ridtets Saaosn i'm 8strass BON 40, 900
Dollars al.
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Sef6tptttSegte GarRtes.
S:e SsEsir bon 200 Sernaen ta Ssrrsania>
S0ssaibip, E.sS., ssus Sasriff sga'iis
ttsf. StsIe sfaEtIiea 9srathea uupets
InnIasfer akssiIa nat. "a .ttsIEEnh


ttst. - StsIe sfaatIisa osrathea Hausts
i&RISeter gSetIs an oeu BitteIita3.
u oe's Gambling, R.-S., 4. Ipru.-
SR Der Sopuibip @ermania fino iunsrhaIb
her !sstsu jpei Sageu 2005nrmsn BON ODE
riti regen SerfaIeerfidruHg bon 4ppotbefen
oetfiaigsrt morben. 8as &auo geb0Tts Der
oSlnucefer'2auD. GompaaHie, ," peldse DOR 80
Snbreu Oreantfirt murhe. SsHe &Ompnguie
es'tnuite ober oetpa9tete bas 2aub PARCEL
tsnBelie an SurmEr, Obue ibaen tRoefien
IeGtstrGfttae BefBuItuHoen ausSuteuea,
urb Sls fie ipiter niGt i'm Staaoe mar, cine
hem 9. 81. &smoII'iden SiaGlas gei1ntOete
Sspothaf bon 5000 abtutrageu, erfoIstea
seridtli4e Sdritte uno bic Sarmer plrOeu
srnittitt. @iuer Der Grmtttirten nar @sOrg
SGne, meI6er. tpie bereits bertHtet, Ia fSoIae
feiues llusliids Dabnfunig tpuroe, ieIu 5auS
an3lueete unS In ben SlammeH umfaEI. Sin
Gnperer E0rmer, RGmens TrIeb. 2Bevi1o ~,
bot f6 IN ieiuem SGule 1erbarrifaoirt nuD
eiiI6rt liG eutidloiieR, baf.lbe bis BuuI leg
ten Ithen1uae IN UertbeiGigeu. 9as 2anb
II Ron elaem gtepsyorter Hab 8altimorsr
Gpntifat aefanft DoEoen. ugbsr 80 E2ntz
lien Fuo 10 rDeit ObOaffos uub gynbs anirss
gnug beriiht In GOIge bee Borfnus tu gas.
lsu fittIitCu HamzSeries. angemeiBe Ssms
patbte tDirO ben uugIitdli@eu 3u EpeiI, bic
gGus pbHe ihre S4aIo ibrer Sabe bsranbt
t1eFhf0
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aSSrSNm9en oer osutI6sa 9se6e ~
TDttSeA

9es WtoiueS, Sa., 4. Ipril. - S7s
Grafutius @omite, tpeL9es bon Der 4ati'Br .
titittons. @Onferen3 Der 8spublifaHer eTuauut
nurbe, ret9te In eiHem getern I1eno abges
baIteuen &autus bes Staatsienats cine an
tie 2egjsIntur geridtete Betttion etn, weldle
Die unbebtugte NOtbpeuoiateit etHer RoOIftz
Siruug bes robsbttionsgeiest5 aufs Driags
lid1ffe betout uno erFldrt, bie 9fepublifaueE
miisteH, nid,t nur nm tbre Bartei Az retten
ionoeEu auf nm bic INNER 9reuer al ben
Sea treten6eu llebeIfiuOe Der PrObibIttou Al
beIeittgeu, in cine Serdnberuus einutGigel.
Der llmi6uuna In Der 1ifeutli9en WtGt1uus
let Elm 10 nnuerfennbarer uMb Guaemeiner,
bus bie Bartsi fetuea aIsenbIid liaser So
germ biirfe.
gBaf6iueton, D. g., 4. gpril. - Die
5enatoreR Glltion nnb gBillon aus Soma,
ionic bic &eprdlententen ienRe Stantes pur'
ben hente Iber 6te bortigsn ausFhten bes
3iigIid oes BrObibittOnFseIsSes beiraat. Ste
duserten idmultlih bic GniiGt, ba6 bas Bro
bibition8geiet nt9t tuISerruIen perOeu mir
be, unb bic nleiffeu Der Serren Qlaubten aud
nid1t an cine RobifJirEng oefsIbeu. 8te,
prGIentant puaes, bas ein3t9e oemofratilGe
RiteIieo Der Sopa'er Delegation, Iagte, 70
lGuge bie 8epubIfaHer bic 2egislatur COM
tloIirten, isi feine erpdbususpertbe WoOift.
5irung hes @eieses i'll eruarteu, obeIeidI etHe
1rose WaicrttGt bee Bolte8 bee Staate3 ben
nhfoIuten yniherrrf hefiiCmprts
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EreSGefEeDGen. j..

@bicagO, 4. apri1.-Sn bisfser 9tabi
iino Spei anabeu i'm alter BON u, reip. IA
Sabren, Nemen8 Srteor. &riiser uno s 86f
Ter, bic iid idon ieit einiger 3eif Elm Gr9nH-
Gen burans ma9ten, Quf borIbertabrenbe 3ugG
ser r0orttneifsrn. Sabn" su feuerr unb gSei:
den falId5 III felleu, nm 3ige gum @ntaleiien
III trinaen, uerhaftet uub inter BiireIdaft ae.
lieGt porben. Die beibeu 0tanqen hateu
idjon piel llnbetl augeri6tet, unO mebrere Oealc
mare es burd lire Streid)e beiuabe su erntlis
den SatQfrophen aefomnen.
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sent 1r0ffref aus

8bfTabeIpbia, 4. gpriI.-Warb Re'
beda Sbiplss aus Staunton, 3d., pel4e
am Istten Wlittuo& pegeu 9abeuoiebfobIs
bier perbaItit Darbe unS ipater etu 8e1daos
mtg Gbleste, III ssseu $500 8iiraldaft eut'
laffeu tDOrbeu. Sbr gitgs Ia 9. 3. @0beI
ocln ,@sgIs. 6oteI, no bic AugefIaate ia bic
aoft giug. 8etIttebeue BEisfer pelfe utlt'
ttsiIen, tnB bie Gnseftaste aus einee aGtba
cen EamiIte fGnmt, unb 6as ite onaenidetl
Ndj on SIsptCmaute letbe, fiuo Der biefiaeu
8sb6oe 5ugegaugeu. Die alsemstne dR .
fGt ii, tnB Rarp ME Dot @eriht geaeqr
lner6en miro. Die beio6Ieuen 2ubenbefser
erboIteu ibre gGuaren 3urad, uuo Dies NTH
pahrIdeinLith has @nDe pom 2iebe ieiu.
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Hte Ee,stpereuspetper.

B 10 ia, Es.i 4. ApriI. - Die 2euIs
perensjeude iff isst aud inter ben Beibern
In &rnias nussebrodeu. Gdi9e Ritaltsoer
btr ,Bomans @hrifiau Eemprance' llniou"
in Stnsmau eriu&teu ssEern um &aitbefebls
Qeaeu bic Birthe, auetn ha bieieIben uidt
Guaenblidli@ ausseEellt nerbeu touuten, 10
beI6loifeu bic - Dameu," ielbR ein,ni4retten.
Sis hberfislen eann orst Rtrtbi9afien, be-
mcItr,en bic GirriGtnns une leerteu ete De-
trSrfe anf eis StraRe aas.