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The Market MT dafeff ally AZ.
feefed

NEW YORK, Oct. e.-The ex-
element on London stock exchange
lid not materially affect the market
here. Large sales Of Western
Union were made during the first
hour supposed TO be for the account
Of the hrgest brokerage house, con-
nsct'si with the exchange. concern
ing which there have been rumors
for several days past.
Ten thousand were sold the first
hour and the price fell 10 So. This
selling was followed by unloading
for other accounts on Burlington,
Rock Island, Illinois Central and
Richmond Terminal. Also heavy
slles o. bonds for the account Of
weak holders. covering shorts, and
some supporting orders caused n
rally and n decided improvement
towsri noon
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Serious Outbreaks.

BERNE, Oct "a dispatch from
Belliuz9na says federal tro0Ts quelled
s0me serious outbreaks in Tisserete.
between liberals and conservatives.
II is reported that Bundesraih de-
cidei 10 r,sestshlish the uid regime
in Tirlno, giving the federal COM
missioner special executive powers
pending the revision Of the c0nStitu
tiOn.
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susrEcrEo HORRIBLE CRIME.
The Bsdie. Of Two Young Girls
Pound Outraged

CuMnEIiLASD. Ont Oct a.-Alay
aadlislira MeGOaigle. aEed II and
u. daughters VI James McGuniele.
stlrtcd Tor home after school ru=-
day evening. They were last seen
alive half n mile fFDnn home, being
followed by Narcisse L0rdcque- The
hOsiies Of the girls were fJund last
night, both having heen outraged
and muniered- Lorlcque Is placed
under arrest on suspicion -r
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Is this issue is a statement from
Sheriff Joseph Jones, Of Bear Lake
County, Idaho. regnriiug details
connected with the arms, IN tia.
State Of Brother B. W. briggs
the publication OF the shsrif-s
communication Is but iS,t to THAT
officer in view Of a previous state
ment from Brother briggs having
sreviO;;sly appeared in this jusrnsi.
We are not in he Controversy, aud
now that both parties have expressed
themselves, that closes the subject
20 far rs relates n the NEWS.
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NOTICE no cREpIIoRs.
2 M ID Earard dani.ier. deeea,el.

NOTICE Is HEREBY 6vES BT TIE
~ nnscrsigned. Standardization Of the "
tafs % Edwar,i CAilisie Z. deceased. 70 the
rEssitgrs Of, and AL persous having clziIoa
VITA ne necessary voachers. within ten
mouths after the frst publication Of TITS no.
ice, 20 the said adminiffrAtor. a. No. As ".
second south street.. salt Lake Cify, In The
Cnunfy % saif Lake.
J. 4 CALLIsTER, ,
Administratof 81 the Estsie % Edwerd
CsIiistsr, deceased law iv
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BlSToS has made the discovery
that the original Of LongfellOw' .
''Nillage blacksmith" who stood
under the spreading chestnut tree
and the muscles OF whuse brawny
arms were strong Rs iron bands, Is
Henry Francis Moore, a blacksmith
still living at MclfurI. Mas. The
peel was often ia sie,ifori previous
70 writing the poem and was fond q
chatting with Mr.. tn. b!a;l-
smith is nov sixty p;,e y 8 a age
and is himself OF the opinion that
LougfellOw hal him in mind when
he wrote his Eoern. .a
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DEAT II -

P,rK.-A. her residence. Seventeenth
ward. THIS CITY, froH1 typhoid fever, Ada
Alstta Allen Pack. wife o. Marvin =. fask,
and Daughter Of the late David r. Alien aAd
eliza ". AIiea. Deceased was borr IN
American Fora. Ut,h, Deccnbsr 9Th, lssS'
and leaves q husband and two children, The
younger os Whom Is two year. OF age. and
other relatives % mourn her departure
Fanersi scrvice tomorrow FrtdaYl AZ p
n, a; the Seventeenth Ward Mesiins-
house. Friends q the family are inyi.ed.
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Extra Session Of coaErss,.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The Mil
and brpTcEs has Washington
special saying that II + stated on
good authority that President Har-
risOn would ctii an extra session Of
Congress on Nov. IL, 10 consider
aud pass the FEDERAL election bill.
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RIO GRANDE WESTERN RY.
CURRENT TIME TABLE, AUG. 70. Isoo

LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE. a OGDEN.
Leave salt LAke 20 an and 40 pm and
81 pm.
Returning, arrive salt Lakc az i0.tS An.
and l.lo aud SIS pm.
Train arrives from wasatch on Saturdays
AMI leaves for Wasatch on Mondays only
Pullman palace ard hufett sleeping cars
on all through trains.
u. e. DODGE J. n. BENNETT.
Gcierai Manager Gen FRI 2Pass AT
General Ofces At salt Lake City. Utah
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nARKErs ASH STOCKS.
CHICAGO Market.

UhieAEo. Oct ,. lis p. n
whezt-sie,dv: cash. ss7ssssis Dec.
ic7 : =. Nav. ilf.. t...--
Corn-Steady. cash. %. Nov. So; Nay,
a. q AZ u
May, a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-09

THE mercantile houses Of this
city have done an unprecedented
amount OF business s'nce this
month opened.
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The origin Of the Rumor.

CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-The rumOrs OF
war have this foundation: 4 large
body Of Guatsmslar troops is on the
frontier. Several dissensious are re-
ported IN their own ranks, pariaking
Of the nature Of an incipient revolu-
ton. But there has been no more
fighting between the two countries.
Salvador has demanded Of Guate-
mala an explanation Of the presence
Of armed forces, and Barrillls has
given a satisfactory explanation.
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"a
~

Arv per.on giving information that VIII
lead 10 ne recovery Of The foregoing AMI
nal or ANIMALS. will be rewarded ~ AZ
,f-e--.uE fsaar 4. Hardmzn. 7. o. Box 8
Leti, 81 Geurre " Cannon, County re
oorler. salt Lake City d@sW
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,.nl,,s,,, ,s.lrall. nsrs ..u,..

aIiIi1ss's l,ostraiL n Hers .-ui-
IfyoH are yellow, Bilious, con
I'll ated with Headache, bad hreall,
JrDwsy, no appetite, look out your
Liver Is out % order. One b1x 4;
these Pills will ot-ire all the trouble
away and make 4 new being Of you
Price IS cents. Zion Coop Nicer
Inst Drug Dept, Agent dds
DR.. J. Thomas, Dentist,
Herald Block, corner west and lst
South 81, 5. L. City. VitaliLed air
administered q
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V.ss gsss.ai Railway.
lime Card in Effect JUNE 81, 1890
Passenger Trains Leave and Arrive
at salt Lake City, and Park
City; Daily, As Follows:
SALT LAKE CITY.
Park CITY.
EREIsHI IRAINst
PASSENGER RATES

Resween sIi Lake City and Park cIiy.
siasie Fare, 800. Round Trip, SO
J.H.YOUNG 7. ). MACEISr osn.
uana-er- Gen ~ sPass. AT
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$500 Reward!

We will pay the abaye reward ior az
40 - fffer Complaint, Dyspepsia, 81
Hesdache. fndigest,On, Con.tipati,1,nl y
Costiveness I'VE e=uuo' cure vin w.
ar str. civ complied with TncT sc fur :
IN veretaliie. and never faIl 10 sise 'ahs
nrfion. sugar Coated. Large boxes coz
tainipg 10 Pills. Is cents Beware OF eoun-
isrfcifs and limitations The genuiHe
uanuf.rfure.l only by THE JOHN G
WEsT CONF ANY. CHICAGO. ILL
sold by JOHNSON, PRATT 4 Co., Drug
sists, salt Lake Ciiy.
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remarked that the subject to which
Brother Morgan had alluded WAS n
very important one. Too much care
cannot be taken In the selection Of
subjects that are TO come up in our
Sabbath schools. I am very glad
that Brother Morgan has touched
upon this subject. for I have really
been ashamed IN some places where
] have been present AZ hearing come
OF the recitstiofls that were given by
the children, because they were al
together unsuited TO the occasion.
They were not Of n character that
would benefit anyone l hope,
therefore, that the superintendents
Of Stakes and schools will bear this
subject in mind, and take pains in
making selections themselves or
suggesting them, 80 that the right
kind may be given to the chill
dren. Brother Goddard alluded
To- the number OF children
belonging to our Sabbath schools.
II they receive no spiritual instrue-
ton except what's given them there
il will not suffice. am IN hopes
that we will soon have schools
wherein the children Of the Latter
day Saints eau be instructed In the
things OF God. Where Church
schools are not ss yet founded, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Semi-Aunu.l Conference OF this
Organization.


The regular seriizannual confer
ence Of the Deseret Sunday School
Union was held Saturday evening,
Octobrr 4th, 1879, in the TabernAcAs
General Superintendent George O.
Cannon presiding.
There were present several Of the
general authorities OF the Church,
the general bosrd OF the Union,
Stake Presidents, Stake Sunday
school S1Perinlesdenls aod-Other
haIing Elders
Tue mseting commenced by the
choir singing:
In praise mJ NAEsE--
Prayer by Elder Richard BALKAN
tyne.
Singing by the choir.
ELDER GEORGE GODDARD,
assistant General Superintendent
said tina, a great responsibility rests
upon the Elders Of tnc Church, both
at home and among the nations Of
the earth. Our labor il -rn.es'hst
diferet frona thEt Of the regular
missionaries sent abroad. The
greatest and most important work
in the Church Is that Of training the
young aud rising generation, the
precious souls that God mas given us.
Just think Of IL, nearly sixty thou
sand children's names enrolled and
thus identified with our Sunday
schools; and all susceptible Of re-
ceiving the truth. The beet men
and women that cat b found In
Isrsei, .Hose best adopted for the
pufIose, should he selected 20 teach
these children. Extra efforts should
lie made TO have every child attend
these schools. There IL one thing
that should be carefully guarded
against and that IS Interruptions
in the regul1r sessions Of our
SUNDAY schools. Whenever fr'r,
any cause sehc5.s ale hot held II
has very bad effect II Is one Of
the greatest drawbacks we have to
contend with, for the reason that Il
takes considerable time, in most in
slances,to fully recuperaie. Funer-
ais or other gatherings OF common
or local nature should not be arrsng-
Ell, so that they will interfere with
the SABBATH schools.
In addition to the Billie Pictorial
Charts and leaflets published by
the l MON, It is proposed 10 have
Others shortly upon the Book OF
Mormon. Those OF you that take
the JaucIils Instructor land al
should 10 sol will see specimen lee
sons in tire tonic sofia system ol
music. prepared by Prof ThJms:
Mcintyre. These viii be continued
in the hope that the system will "
Introduce in all the Sunday school:
Of Zion. One great deficiency con
nt-cted with uur Sunday schools !.
the lack Of good and efficient teach
ers. This should he remedied a
much - possible.
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srRAYEn OR sTOLEN.

JNROM THE RANGE, NORTHWEST OF
Il Lehi, last sumner. a bay brown Mare.
with black or ron-grey sucking mare coll.
The mare = blaze faced collar MARRIED and
has left hind foot white ste "a badly store
mn and IL branded EE1E7D on left high
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ELpER JoIIN y. ,IAInEN.

superintendent Of the Sunday
schools II SInpete Stake, said that
they had twenty thrse Sunday
sclyDols well org ni,ed, and in n
iiogrishing condition. Great inter
81 i ttken in the work. The
young are increasing rapidly in
numbers, and they appreciate the
Sunday schools. The charts and
leaflets are in USE AMI are very
entertaining and beneficial to not
only the younger members, but also
10 the older Ones.
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ELDER JOHN MORGAN.

Of the General SUPPLEMENTARY,
addressed the meeting upon the du-
ties Of sgperintendenis and teach
ers. He urged upon these officers to
exercise the greatest care IN the
selection Ofsubj ects for sunday school
iubilees or reyie as and TO see that
nothing improper 20 such occasions
was permitted. There was enough
contained in the Church works aud
home publications without going
OUTSIDE Of them. Anything not in
keeping with the spirit Of the Gospel
should be rejected, otherwise there
would 6e 4 tendency 10 injure the
Sunday school cause. When II Is
proposed 10 hold sunday school
gatherings or jubilees Of a general
nataTs, ia the Stakes, notice should
he sent b IN. secretary OF the
UuiOn, Elder Levi w. Richards, 80
that some Of the General Board Of
the Union may be present II they
can make Il convenient
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ELDER JoHN c. curLFR.

superintendent OF Salt Lake Stake
Sunday schools reported that they
hsi foTty-four Sabbath schools with
a membership Of ten THOUSAND
scholars. Had twelve efficient mis-
sionsries as aid 10 the Stake super
iniendency. The schools were in a
good condition, though according to
numbers and promptness the cOun.
try schools took the lead. The
chnrts and leaflets we're in use Ia
most e the schools. We discover
that when a school Is interrupted,
from any cause, Ii takes two or
three Sundays 10 get all the chill
dren together again. Great credi:
i due The superintendents, officers
and teachers for the able manner in
which they discharge their duties.
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~ y III |NE = = EIaEE TNU|'
lack Of good and efficient {,
This SHOULD he remedit
Ell Is possible.
ELDER J. y. NASH,

of the SUPPLEMENTARY Of Oneida
Stake SAM lay schools, Idaho, re-
ported that the Pictorial Charts aHd
Leaflets were in use there, particu-
larry in the Franklin Sabbath school,
where the Leaflets were used excluS.
lively. They could not dispense with
them now. The teachers are supplied
with copies in advance, ami evety
Sunday morning, half an hour be-
fers school commences, they meet
with the SUPPLEMENTARY and are
examined on the subject TO he treat
ell upon that day. In this way
every teacher Is made thoroughly
acquainted with the lessons. Great
interest Is taken in them by the stu
,ients, and the results are highly
beneficial 70 all. The children also
take the Leaflets home with them.
one or more being furnished, accord
ing to the number in n family, and
in this way the lessons and Untrue
tons are well grounded in tbs schoi-
ars. Some Of their schools have not
rs vet got the charts or leaflets, but
endeavors would he made TO intro
dues them there Immediately.
The rall was called, showing
twelve Stakes REPRESENTED.
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MET EACH OTHER.
President Harrison is Received BY
His sister ard Brother al
"A AiIumWa. III
noirIoHrlno BETWEEN SALIVA
boa AND GUATEMALA
Serious Outbreaks In SuiiIzria
0uelled by the Federal r-
Troops.
Trrs naaRrsoss.
rhe President Breskfa-,- With Hi-
lirother and sister.

by TeieEr.ph 10 The NE~sl
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WANTED

I'M FoR GENERAL HOusEwoRk-
n 4DnIx 10 Ne J q. Gralt.l-n \ -tESe.'
ep.,osiis 18Th Ward MectinE Hoase.
C1YPETESr SCHOOL IENsIiEt-
"A lady preferred. Apply 10 J. y, se i.s..
frid. Brighion- 20, -
coon GIRL To DO GENERAL
A housework. Apply AZ thls once
COOP PLAIS COOK AND SECOND
"A Eiri. Good VASES PAM ApPN - -
\ street. soth Ware.
y=,o.tNISEks WANTED AT CAsrLh
GATE ard sCofiki.u- AFpI a.
sI,es or 20 Pleasant valley Cosi ~,
Eoorn Al, seoti-Auerhaes BloSkf sAil i-A La
City. -, : -, /, :
n Itoasework Apply a. ~ Ihrn
fS-t street, between brigham and : rs
south streets -
GAEPESTERs AND TRACK MEN oS
he Utah Central Railway. 19oS
/ SSres pad. Apply az the Depot or al Oihee
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EoY ~ CARRY THE EVENING
"A NEWS. Apply TO rHOs. : diei ~,
/ AZ NEWS once
SHEPARD. GROVER 4 SHEPARD,
HAwx Err 81
Roofns. 20 and 80 Wasatch Bulldins, az
Isse tiity. ALSO, Anthony, Kansas and
Nu.rogee. IndIan Territory.
,Ierchants' Collection Company,
incorporated
tzTAKEs 4 sPECIALTN OF COLLECT
l Nj fng Biils, Notes. Accounts OF loni
! sf.ndIng due By RESIDENT Debtors or tho7'
/ 10 adtnininS States -
CharEes rnoderate-by per eeutAge or
| actual collection
Z Room 81 ,wAsaieh BuiidtH- y ~ w. W
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ELDER DAVID JOHN.

superintendent Of Utah Stake Sun
day schools, reported that they had
twenty-nine schools organized, with
an enrolment OF upwards Of seven
Thousand scholars. The great cry
with them was for rOom-''give u
rOOm." The chiliren WEIR 40
numerous that the SUPPLEMENTARY
we're frequently obliged to organize
new schools III districts which would
sson develop into wards, with COM
plete organizations therein. The
Sunday school Union publications.
were used with good results.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-29
GateGLtGlt 9StrsH88eta eiteS
Gbreft1g6IpfizS.

Gunbure, Ba., %. S1nuar.-Euf tem
@eltiie Der nSbomnftns SunbuGBsGami5burs
ger gabu," no etue QuBabI Stalieuer, BOIen
uub lIugorn NIT 2eguua zines Spetteu S9ie=
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mlttag bret gpreugigiiBe abgsfeuett neroeu.
glEr Btuai terIeIbeu entIuoen itd, aueiu Die
Grbsiter bsg0baa fi1 IN oem glaubeH, 61B
aue bret Sdiiffe losgegauaen feteu, Diaoer
In ben 9ur6fit5. @lsttl ourluf fra1te Der
brittle S6us, uuo rnabEare ber 2lrbsiter erltt'
ten dpera 8erlsBupgeu. Die llnatidIideu
iiut: GutOEio BaegRiBie, tnuetlt1 0erIe5t
tpiI6 ifsrbeu; atn 6tnuIdaoer, yIc. 57, RtHu
abgeriFeu NIB iunsylt4 UJIeBt. Utr0 tferbeu;
Elm TEnuIGuber, yir. 139, 6tfeu gsqu'f4t
NIB Retue ae6roaen, piro fferbeu; elm 55inas
!Gnher, yturrsr uHbstanHt, Auaen rI53es
f6Btu, 3opf geQuetitt uHo iuneEIt6 o.rIeBt,
nirb ferben; SOiepb ge. Soroon, aufieaer,
Dim efoueti6t unb iduerIjd oerlegt, 8tes
GerbeIfenuuQ 3Deifdtaft; 9uauiae BOIle,
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Iebt, wirO mabrftetBLi4 geneien. Rgau an'
bere Rduuer, StulItuer uub 6ianu, iub
minber bebenflh oarIeBt. 9Cei StaIteuer
mersen berrnist, unb man ftrhtet, oGs btez
IeIbeu uuter ben atip-eug:eu 5tetHea begra'
ben lieQeu, tenc6l fno tbre Veiheu toueIt
nittt aefunbsu uorleu. Dlau bat bic Strs
nuueeteu i'm S0ipitaI III Si4Iaub unter8e'
bra6t.
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ter hen 6riimmeIn in Oem 8aBaburdftG2
tei Bfriucs gefuuNsa noroeu. 8is5eIbeG
ftuO ogrort DerfidmmeIt, cab iia Ii4t toeuT''
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NIB bgn gtRIpbp nit oem 2o0e beoro5t
n0reeg iein.
- Su ben 91eduungeu be8 GOuutpidas-
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elm 8tfilit bon etUa $4,000 entoedt noroeu.
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gBefpbGl In @tlnautee bat fGurt BaiFoa
$75, GOO, ucmirgue 8itiUa Sl60,00O.
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yr. 4l9, NtGItetfraBe, Bbilaoelpbi1, Ia nit
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ctrca $4,000 neri6mUnSeu. Sc miro be.
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SAa5esFi4i IN bsGgehIgq.
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geIBRmps0psEFa6 esaeS ftB@stgea
9tkpES.

goungstopu, D, %. Sau.-6aute
Tahmittag ging i'm BiIreau bes S4ertff5
eiu SeLe9ramm o0E @olb ssBater, Widl., etH,
bas @m. u. gtiuiOn eiuen SeIbfm0rboer.
iutb gama6t Hno fd t0buid UstteBt babe.
giinicn mar fyitlsr bier Ngeut Der gl1atteb
Stntes @rpIe6e eGompasute." gtues A6eubs
nerf6uauo Elm ggerthpadet con 1880, uub
Der aoiFrer .. .. RitersG purbe Der Chat
bei6ulOi9t. 9Gridbe nurbe paterbiu trtiia
mtg nub bsftuOet f4 istt aIS unbetl0ar I'm
Shtp'er SrrenaipI. gtiniou aoa ipdter nod
&olbsgBater Iub seiiaub tarslIG Elm, oaB CT
ben 8iebfatl nerIbt babe. @r bate etAen
AbOrud bss S6Liifels 3um GeI0i6raut &C.
ucmmen, benisIbeu mitteif RadtiatiifeIs
ge1finet unb bas @eIb an ieineI SruOeE ges
Iur6t. gerpan6ts BON Ytifersu ueraulaBten
ieiue BerbaItnng, Al5 bic 8eamtea ihu in
Daft uebmen pouten. gab Niuiou oeH 54uB
ouf fd ab. gin6 ben Iestsu giabGi1tea be-
fiRbet er fidl rod Gm gsbgH.
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gatt6saStBat etaes Observation-Disclosures
In 9lffnn{hR

ct. Qeuts, %. Sauuar.-Sare S4ries
be-, 81 Sabre oft, feueIte an Iebtsn So1ns
tag Gbenh ndbt WeiIen meFid 0on Bates
bile, Glf., auf Sri. gmml Trei uuo Georg
Btsuer, lreIde 3ufammen auf Der Be-anon
bey glObuuug oes RGb6en5 iageu. Saries
ber uuO gBisner uaren giebsnbubler, uuo Der
@rfisre, pelGer Gls 4dertge6t auf Der Srei'.
I6en form bei6dftigt mar, 6Gtte gDisuer pie'
betEOit be6robt. 0iBnsr uurSe au1 8taa.
SaIs unb Der SdHlter blrpunoet, iu5efea
fiub siue SerLaBuugeE gi4t t0otlh. 6rl,
Srei erbieIt cine RHgel in bie Iinte 8Enft uH9
pirb mabri1eintid fsrbeu. ais S9rieber
taUou ritt, feuerte albert Srei, Elm luuBer
8Tuter Oes RGb9eus, bret &e0Ol1aEiatiiis
auf i'm OBJ, 6eren elmer ibn am SiHterlopf
traf. gr fitrBte Bom Bferoe, Itmaua E4 ie'
b0d gEet6 tuTOuI rriGoer in ben Sdttsl NIB
ieete iaiue FluGt fort. &eReru muree 52rte,
Der in tinem beua&bQr.ea uubapobnteu
RGuis hem Sobe rabe Gufgefuuoen. Au5sr
BET ibm ben bem iHu9cn Sysi bstgebra9ten
Bnrbe batte eE fid NIT Der LsBteH ButrOue
in IsiHenl 8eo0tpsr gei4oiisH, Obue fd] ie6oa
III t8btep. 9r bate hagaGf eineu IGUarea
Stejn srarifieu unb &. lHit mtsoersoit aui
ben Sept geiGlQseH, bt5 sC benHBttos wngbe.
9eifeTu abeuS pHroe er in Dos @ouu!g
@ef6HgniB aebTaGt, no er In fgItilaeu! 3G.
faate 6aruieber Its9t.
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giemsgOrf, %. Saauar. - gotsaubes
finb Die 56tnBuottEuu9eu: @eLo er0faafe Bu
3-4 urb iGIoB Al groseut.- 9tegtiao.
BeG'eI &4.82t 6uf iet88t3 Gage un0 S. .85}
auf Sidjt. 8unbss, S6Iigati0uea: 4 pros.
l24, 43spEoB. 1O43, 8.pr03. -. At!ieu:
Gbam8 @Eprss 152, &sn,rar gadfc 81,
&beiapeGte Sbio -, grie 27g, ottto BriOr.
643, SUiuots Central 119, Gdts S1oEe
1O6, ReD SerIeb GeutraI 1I9s, ytOrtb,
@eleru 1ll4, Ditto Brior. l41, yiem.D0rI
Central 1O7, ObiO 0iiFiFppt 22I, Ditto
BIior. SO, BiusbHrg 1856, 8eaOtGa 39
ct. Baul 7O9r bitt0 BriOr. 116, ZBsfsra
Union 855.