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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22
THE SOUTHERN EXTENSION.
Committees Gone to Cerrillos-The Local
Com mittee and New Ar
rangement.

Chief Engineer Coleman and supt.
johnson OF the Santa Fe Southern left
this morning for Cerrilos in company
with Messrs. Laughlin, Gerdes and Nc
kenzle. They will confer with Messrs.
I. T. Gable, Geo. l.. WHY'S, W. II. Nes-
belt, u. w. North, q. f. Easley and
other citizens and the right of way and
depot grounds for the narrow gauge ex-
tension will be settled before night.
In the mean time the committee which
has q similar duty to perform in Santa Fe
IL Oh the war path and is whooping things
toward raising the necessary $4,000. 1t
has been arranged now that the railroad
shall relieve the citizens from carving
on the proceedings necessary to condemn
the land net ded. The railroad compap,
will attend to those details, the cilizens
only guaranteeing to pay the $1,000
when the extension shall be built as far
as the south line OF the Santa Fe grant.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22

The eighty beautiful paintings of the Holy
Land that will be shown in Gray's opera
house tomorrow night by Prof. Il. Whar-
ION James's fine trlnopticon. These dio-
ranic representations are shown on a
large scale, and are well worth a careful
study. We hope all our people will avail
themselves OF this grand opportunity to
see these magnificent pictures and hear
the eloquent descriptions given of them.
jerusalem from all points will be shown :;
also Gelhsemane, the Mount OF Olives, the
Jews HallIng Place, the Vale of Nazareth,
the sea OF Galllee, the tomb of the Virgin
and hosts OF others equally interesting
Prof. James will give this lecture and en-
tertainment Tree, but every person " ill be
expected to give at least 10 cents on adj
mission toward expenses. Let everybody
80, crowd the opera house and take your
children with you. This is the same lee
ture that was repeated by request of a
number OF our best citizens when Prof.
James was here before.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22
The Exnerimsntal Well.

Contractor Lefever came in from the
artesian experimental well to-day. Since
last report he has trimmed out the hole SO
as to make it uniform size, five and five
eighths inches down to the 9UU feet point,
and the casing is all in. Below that point.
at 02O feet, he has encountered dark
gray stone, a sort of granite, very hard,
which he thinks is at last bed rock itself.
1t is harder than anything he ever struck
in Colorado. The brackish water has
been cased off and all danger OF striking
any hing likely TO cave is passed. 80 the
contractor thinks. This is the only solid
formation that has been encountered in
going down, and the contractor says it is
probable that an artesian flow OF
water is beneath it, as this rock must
certainly "hold down" water vein OF
large volume, or an oil stratum. No sucll
formation as this was ever struck in the
west before, as far as the knowledge
Of Mr.. Letever goes. He says he
has often encountered it in Pennsyl-
vania, however, and there it invariabl,
hes on top of formation carrying oil
since striking this stone the hopes are
revived that oil is not far off, but as Mr..
Lefever says, it may be flow OF water
after all.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22
A GALLANT SOLDIERS VISIT.
Col. b. II. Grierson Among Friends-A
Little Talk on Military Affairs
and Apaches.

Col. 3. II. Grierson, 10th infantry,
commanding the department of Arizona,
arrived in Santa Fe this morning, coming
from Fort Union. Under his direction
seventy.sx Apache Indians have just
been transferred from San Carlos, A. T.,
to Union. They have been placed under
guard there, and will be so kept for a
year or more; these are the Indians,
among them several crusty old chiefs
who we're inclined to sympathize with
the few Apaches who are now of the
reservation. Some of them are fam lies
Of the latter. Eventually the children
are to be sent t, school. A dozen OF
them will be brought here next week to
20 into Ramona school, and others
will follow when the govern
ment training school is complet-
ed. Col. Grerson regards Santa Fe
rs the only proper place for educating the
children Of the mountainous tribes, rs the
climatic conditions here are in every re-
spect similar to those which the Indians
ale accustomed 10. He SAYS also if they
are 10 he gwen an agricultural training 1t
must also I've here in the mountain valleys
here the same conditions govern rs sur
round their native soil aud climate III the
nIountains OF Arizona.
1t WAS under col. Grierson's personal
direction that L'euts. Watson and Clark,
10th cavalry, recently made their brilliant
800 mile ride and either killed or captured
the five Apache renegades. THAT wasn't
many Indians" said Col. Grierson to-day,
but 1t WAS more than Was done during
the whole Geronimo campaign"
Col Grierson spoke very feelingly OF the
unexpected death of Gen. Crook. The
news as communicated to him immedi-
utelv and he boarded the train at Watrous
yesterday. Its an i'll wind, though, that
blows nobody any good, aud when the
question u promotions come forward
both Gen. Miles and Col. Grierson will
he likely to step up notch. The former
is the ranking brigadier-general aud OF
the line the latter is the ranking colouel.
Col. Griersnn leaves for Arizona to-
night. He has troops in the field securing
the Mexico border in search OF those
Apache convicts v no last summer MUIR
deied the Arizona sheriff and escaped,
and his latest information is that the
troops have struck warm trail and any
day may bring news OF their capture.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22
CHURt HI NOTICES.

There will be services in the church Of
the Holy Faith tomorrow, the fifth Sun
day in Lent, at ii a. M, when all persons
are offered the privilege OF alt-ndance at
public worship therein. No seats are
owned or rented in this church.
There will lie preaching at the Method
ist church Tomorrow morning and even
ing by Prof. E. E. Marshall, OF Albu-
querque. All are invited.
AT the Presbyterian church on March
%: Sunday school at 8 AS; the Rev. u.
W. James will preach at II, and the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavor will meet at s 40 p. m. There
will be no evening services OF the church.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22
A Correction.

An error having occurred in the print
ing of General Order No. 2 in yesterday
paper, the following paragraph is repro
duced to correct the same:
"The commander IN chief desires to
express his regret that the territory is to be
deprived OF the service of Col. Wynkoop
IN adjutanl general after SO brief term.
The record OF Col. Wynkoop in the war
of the rebellion will never be forgotten
by the people Of New Mexico, and he Was
in all respects admirably adopted to the
position OF adjutant general. While graft
fed as to his elevation to more import
ant position, We regret the loss Which his
resignation occasions to the militia OF the
territory"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22

Imported malt vinegar at Emmert's.
Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado So
loon.
MIX lOc quart; sc glass, at Colo
RADIO saloon.
Anchcvy Il Bloater Paste at Emmerts
Something new every day at No. 6.
JOHN Mccullough Havana cigsr, sc, at
Colorado saloon.
Yarmouth bloaters at No 6.
Six dozen fresh eggs for 81 at No. 6.
Try the New MExICAN's new outfit OF
material and machinery whom you want
fine inh printing or blank hook work.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22

Mrs. Morrison ia the widow of the late
Col. Don Morrison who was prominent,
a gallant soldier and served with diStinC-
ton during the Mexican war.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22

Hoods SarsaparlIIa cures catarrh by ex-
p ling inquiry from the blood, which il
the cause of the complaint. Give it a
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22

Everybody admits we carry the
largest stock in the territory
In our line, consequently
we defy competition in
quality or ia y.giccs.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22
Fresh fish just received at No. 6.

Notice to the Public.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, March II, $780,
The following rates take effect March Is,
1890, via A., T. & S. F. R. r.:
First class limited to Omaha and Council
=, Bluffs; .-.................s2 2 90
rirst class limited to Sioux ity........... "a 90
rir't CLASS limited to Sioux Falls. ........ % 10
First class liwited to Yanktou. $40 w q 81
First class limited to st. Paul and Mime
apolis ..................,... 80 90
w. M. SMITH,
Agent A., T. & s f. r. K. Co.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22

"o hHvo IN stuck = line Of Toilet
Articles Of every description:
also u full line OF Import
Ell Cigars & Imported
Il California Wines
and Brandies.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22

List Of letters remaining uncalled for in
the postotiice at Santa Fe, New Mexico, for
the week ending March %, 1890. If not
called for within two weeks will be sent to
the dead letter office at Washington:
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-22

A jolly dinner was served by little Miss
Lulie Fisk. this afternoon to number oil
her little friends, the occasion being the
celebration Of her eighth birthday. Those
present we're Willie Prince, Helen and
Ruth Dawson, Stella Smith, Bella, Jessie
and Elsie Ilfeld and Betty aud Cassie
Cross.
Mrs. J. l.. D. Morrison and her fair
daughter, Miss Mimmi Morrison, soci-
ETY. ladies of st. Louis who are guests
at the Palace, leave tonight for tour
Of Mexico, going theaes 70 California.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-11
NerSnftet.

S oBto n, Ottnu., 10. 9lpril. - g.. g..
Stpeeton, Saiiirer Der s6oBtoner gtational=
8anf," LIT lett benz 3. .. Ot. beridmuuoen,
uno eine obeIflddlid]e Briifung ieiuer ssii4er
ergiebt Elm 9efSit uon $4,000 bis $4,000.
Speeton tnurbe eitoem in 8eielihait eines
SrauerSiuulere, NIT tuelhem er Ieit Sabreu
Elm GerlaltniB bate, in Sarge aeieben nRO
bat f6 Dermutblif mad Canada begeben.
9ople8town, 3d., 10. @prd. -
@eitere getriigersien bes burdaebranuten
abpofaten unb 8oIititers s. Mtonroe Sdellen.
berger fommen itiiubIid) ans gidt, uub man
idatt iett Die bon benz SIiidhing uernn,
trellten Sumnnen auf 1925, 600. @eine aus.
sebehnte Rraris i'm gBaileuserid)t CAB ibut
aus9e3ei6nete gele9enbeit, Die ibn1 anpertraus
ten Sumrlen fir ieine 3pede su permenbsn,
reip. 81 fteblen. au6 beri6iebene bon ihul
oeriibte SGlidungen iinb entbedt poreen @ine
Selfammlun9 Der @laubtser lit auf sen 16.
D. Mts. einberufsn.
gSinntpeg, Wan., 10. Iprll. - @. 6.
$. Smitb, ein angehellter Der y ,@orbing .Bans
fins'@o." in 9ietp. >Yorf, tpelder i'm lesten
Sanuar nit eiren iibelberiidtteten Srauetlz
stmmer bon bort hurhbrannte uno ipdter einen
gefdlidten @hed fir $50, 600 anf cine 8anf in
Ratdles, Wtiii., fliiiig ua6te, lift bier Der.
haftet tporoen. uno tpiro obne 4uslteferunas
befebl NIT einer Be9leiterin mad ben Ser.
eini9ten Staaten suriidtebreu. gr bat etruu
SIC. 900 ourh9ebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-11
2f1S Gtsba.

6apana, 10. Ipril. - Der Waurer'
Strife 5ur @rreiauns h0Aerer eohniase bauert
nod fort.
Cine Nnsabl ueuer giiengrnben iino ieit
Sursem in Der 8sgierunss< Office su Santiaso
be Cuba regiftrirt tucrben.
Ius oem 3uder' Dtitriften laufeu nod fort.
pdbrenb yfad)riften iiber arOBe 6elobrdnoe
EN-. Die @efabr 1T Inn 10 gr6Ber, als mir
bier sur 3eit eine setpaltis bobe Eemperatur
baben uno bis iett aud nod niht bic aering.
fen anseifen zines gu ertparteuseu Regens
beobadjtet tpsrben fonnteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-11
Ser RtcareauaraaaL.

@htca9o, 10. 9lprtl. - 9tad) elmer
Mittbeilun9 aus Gan Sole, Gotta. Jitca, FnO
Die @tnipobner BON Gotta silica uno Iicaraz
qua Iebr ungehaIten iiber ben langiameu Sort
gang Der 2lrbeiten Der ogticara9ua,Ganal.
Comp" 9sr erile Spatenfiid 9eidah Dor
iber einem Sabre, aber es iit rpenig au8ff)t,
baB bas gSerf, meldes in fiiuf Sabre1 uollerOet
iein iOu, IN bteier 3eit fertig sperocn miro. Die
Gompa9nle bat lett fir baS 8ag9ern zines
swansi9 SUB tieien &analS unD oafens in
greptotpn Yertrdge abgeidoien, nm bic Wta'
fdinsn Oil Die 8ods 3u bef0rbern. Das bate
idoH Dor ledl8 Monaten 9eId)eben iulleu. gSIe
man bon geantten Der &oupagnie bort, lit e8
midi beabiidtigt, in Der uG9ffen 3eit Gtuas
su tbun, oielmebr iollen nur gelegentlif fleine
@ontrafte abQeidloiien nerben, unb Slpar
ieotgiidl nur, I'm Die betbeilisteu gistp Dorfer
Sapitalien 5u berubigan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-11
2ebbafte 2Gnftrttse too Der @sfeB.
eebfssaG Ton EfhnSe. .SSLano.

8roptbence, SIS. 10. 4pril, SIN
llntahauie Der @eies9ebun9 fam es beute Su
lebbaften Quflritten, uno iuenn Die Oemofras
ten nctf cine einSige Stimme erlangt bitten,
10 piirbe es ibnen gelnugeu iein, cine 2tcenSge'
biibr bon MIR $50 fir ben Serfauf bon Bier
unb IeiGten Detnen PiusufIhren. Die 8epub.
litaner, pelde Der Iniidt tparen, baB Die De-
mofrateu Sas teutid.ameritaniidje 8otum ia
perm MOLTEN. nabmen ibre 3ufludt sur Ser
309erungstaftif. Glide berielben ergrifien
ibQtIGbIi6 bic Sluft, I'M bas Sau5 obne
Suorum 81 Iaiien, unb tpnrOen bon bem
Gderifi parfoIgt. Spreder 9filler, Elm De.
mofrat, abnte bas 8eipiel Oe8 SprederS
9ieeb mad unb sdbIte Die abpeieuoen Ritglie.
ber al8 berneineno fiimmeno. 9a8 pans Oer-
to9te ii9 ldlieBlid inulitten GROCER @OHiu'
Enf7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-11

chicago, 10. gpril. - Gmma Starf,
tGs 0ienfnldbd)en, tpeldes Der 8ergiftung Der
Tamllie yletnlalO anaetlagt 1T, bat Elm n9ez
idnbnib" abselegt. Gle elflart, Sie babe oas
Sit in einsema4ten @tais oeullitt, lin Die
Stdrfe beiielbeu su erproben. Sie iei einem
Serfiihrer gum Spier sefallen uuo babe bes.
hQlb GelbtmulO beseben modem. an cine
geraiitung ber Samilte babe fie nidt sebaat.
sic babe Dor Dem abenoefien bon Dem pergifz
teten Rais genofen uub ei nur ettpas franz
oapon geporben. Sn ber 4nnabme, ea6 bas
Sit aud Der 5aalilie gtidts i6aben tper6e,
babe fe bic Spelie oaun aufgetragen.
6r. unb Sran Netplanb iino befauntlid
tem @iite erleseu, uuo ibre smei Sinoer i9pebs
ten lGngere 3eit 5wii9en 2eben unb 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-11
GAcaQseEtfGafF61eS.

Riobe 10. 4prtl.-3is Re,
aierurs bat fOIaeube Reformeu prottauiEt: /:
EreBfreibeit, Slretuss unb 8erammIuuss'
rsGt uuo Ienherunseu in Der Sufiioerualz
tung unb I'M @riniuaIoatfabren.
SRenn8 Ipres, 10. EptI. - Sarge
FERN fiea bas @OIbaaio auf 500. Gu Der
E6tie bettiGte ungebeuere anffeguug. Die
8rlFs idstnt tbren S6hepuntt nod utdt er=
reidt bu baben, nub ba3u tsmmea nod1 Be-
fitrGtur9sa ben eiuem Guaemsiuen Irbeitsr'
Mrsffnnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-11
S(t&fflar1uG aber etss gtorOge6etaS=
fitR.

@bicago, 10. Gpril. - aler. &i,e,
2inie1 Daniels, 8. 3. 9elfeb unS SEQ: @ib=
ion, pier Nsger, fno als bic mutbmaBltAen
OlDrber Der Dime Senuie gtc@arpep, alias
Bingham, alias &aptor, Die am II. Dtar3
betpuBtlus uuf Der Strase gefanpen musSe
unb Ipdter I'm 5oipitul fiarb, uerbaftet nor.
ben. Senuie ipll IT'D nit ben 9tegern IN ner'
idiebeneu idledieH Sduiern berunl getrteben
baben une bon &iGe ourd) eineu SAlag nit
cinem 8ilaroqueue t0btI,db perlest ruoroen ietu.
9lls ie fid) mad sem Sd|la9e uift tpeoer erz
bOite, ffleppte &c &ice augebliA auf Die StraBs
uuo lisB iie on Dem Srte, mo lie ipdter gefan=
ben rpur0e, liesen. Sbises 1T bic ron Der
Bolisei aufseaeLte ghsorie, alein Rlce bel4uls
Oiqt 2inisA als ben MSrDer unb egildrt, oers
isIbe babe bas 6rausnsimmer nit eigeu sniip'
pei 9eSdllasen.
Die @rmOrbets mar iriher in @lilpailee NIT
Gep. 6. Bingham berbeirathet, uerlieB oen'
ielbsn jeboh Dor &ur3em nne fam hterper, mo-
fe nit einem MuidiuiRsut NaHeHs $40.
! Gaplor, banie,
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@EasrfnllmItaler gssaaaifaa.
sse G.EebntHs e!sss acknowledgements Sc. q, a

Ste g.IebntfIs tEaeS acknowledgements aaf
Gtncr ESetie i'm gScitsa.
gEt6 ito, 3s., 10. 4prtI. - Simeon n.
GcIe golleu, Scta nn5 Snd1ter eiues tn Der
gIabe bon Derbs auiaifaen ret@eu Farmers,
t0men baute RittGG unter Sbbut et1e3 ode
riffs aus Dodge Gits bier on. Gsibs fiaS
anf rdttIelhafte 8etIe nabafnnEg gepur0eu.
Roie reife Dor elmer ggnde aus tbrer pei
math unG Galifornten ab. 8tet Gage ipater
etbteiteu ibre @lteru bic Hudrtht, bas fie 30
81 BaIo, Eer., fraut barnieosr Iiege, uuo iar
8ru6er simeon purbe ansgeIdlGt, nm fte
3uriid Ill toIan. Nlau b0rte bana Nidlts
mftr ron SeiSen, bic seftern bem S9ertfT
Que Bo6gesGHp zine Depeidle 3ugiug, Detde
mtitbettte, taB BEuber uaS S9pefer tObii9-
tig ieien.
simeon fam nit SaubideIIeu an ben
SauSgeIenfen an, Hub bas SeT5t Der 5bUe'
fier mar ihpars augelaufen unb GufBebuRien
un6 tbr Gals anf entissltGe 8eiie 3erflsti9t.
8ns BGar murbe am letsen Bienfaa 3u
Dodge @tt1, aLs es 9erabe aus etnem 3u9e
gefiie9en mar, Der Sbsnt bes gtatiGaus
iihgraebeu. Der 9estsre, lpeI9er uiht tuHste,
tpis getpGlttbdtia istHe @efanseuen tuaEeu,
Iegte 6enIeIben feine 6anbideaeu on. sSsz
uige gf!pnte1 baranf bate oae Gei9p!1er@
palr bic sGuje NaGbaridaft bIrG ben oOn
Tim begonueueu Spsttatel tn bic er05te aIf'
reguag oe1fett, uuO elm grO6es IIfgebut mar
eTfoEbetItGa, nm Betbe tDiGber etn5uTau9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-11
Smseftetplnae In gerae.

2onie, Wo., 10. GpriE. Nus oem
EGghliheu Eeras fcmult bic Radrtdt, oaS
IS Breseut Der ganaeu gtabte tn ben &0nu.
ties @00f, gtQpiou, @putu, Denton, gSie
unb Rontagne hur@ etne Suisttenplage uer-
uidtet lrorben if. Die Sniefteu, neIte IN
Nbrtaben iiber ate SaatfeEber beEfalIeu, fiao
gum Gbait bem In n0rbIihen @egenSen porz
t0mueubeu u@biuOg>"8dfer Gbnli4 uuo bic
onheren fnb Die gen6bnlt9eu u2abp." "Rafer.
9etraibefeIGer uub feIbi Baumn0upflansuu.
gen netbea pou benz aefEdBtgeu uase3tefsr
hrsniiPet
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HeneS SneQ.

&rorpille, 3enn., TO- april. - al5
Grpiotrung auf Die tele9raphildle 6eransforbe.
lung Don GongreBmttglieb Bbelan bat Der
9eforpete, Sberft Sleming, I'M pSentinel"
einen oftenen Srief an ieinen @egner perOffent'
lidJt, iiber ben er ftdh fueiblih luitig ma6t. Gr
id,reibt, baB er bel @mpfang bss Gelearamuls
erf @rfaune1. bann ger9niigen genrilt)t nit
@iitleib, ueripirt babe. Die fnabenbafte
gGutb, in nelfe itd) Serr Bbelan periett.
babe ibn teineu 2lugenblid IN ietner 8ube it6'
rem t0nnen, unb er tpunife nur Su tpiien, mas
oa8 bcrehrte ougreBmit9lieo, gu beiien 8ri'
octbefdaItisungen nod ba8 Grtbeilen BON
geidGftauuterrl4t in bcn S6uIen bon Sen
n;iiee gebGre, nit ieiner 6orberun9 ei9entltb
gerpolt babe uno oh oemfel6ea alS redtsfun'
oigen Mann nift befanut ieir mas fir Straz
fen auf SerausiOrberun9 gum 3wetfampf ite'
hen II { m
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Gja Sergeant erfaseBt ctRen col
nnfeff.

st. RiIep, as, 10. april. Sergeant
Coleman, eridos BeReru IbeGo ben SOloa'
ten Batten, aIs er beaiel5ea na&1 benz Sort
bra@te. Batten mar an elmer Spree gene.
isa uub tpollte eutUet9er. gr Durbe gun
GaIteH aufgeforbert, ais &c aber peiter gtu8,
fhGs ibn Coleman our9 bte Brnt. Die COL
taten usriaGteu Coleman su lgHdeI. Der
iglbs mirS bemudtt.
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9eorg Bre@m' S
Sranerei,
gfne tamterfud,utlo aneenroaet.

EaGIs Silver, Uaaff., 10. 4pril. .-Gine
Sniaifin 6es armentauies bat 9e9en bic VIII
lftoltspernaltung i6nere 8eidul6igunaen sr'
hobsu. Gs tpirO bebarptetr baB bic 8aunte
in Go'9e bon AahduiHug BON Shmue urlo
llnrntb uubetpc5ubar ieien un6 baB bic bort
Undergraduates Siilisbebiiritigen brutal bee
hanbelt merbea. ginen geifesi6ndd]eH 6na'
ben iOl man in einem 3immer on etrteI Elel'
Ter gefsiieu hatsn unb 9leiA st1tem 3hiere be-
hancelu. Die RGbtiiden &shGrbeu bebeg cine
unterladuus augepronet.
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Set bru{oIe W5oro To eseernta.

Of OfOrristomn, RS, TO- GprIl. -
lleber ben bcreit8 fur5 gemeloeten, brutalen
Gforb, pel6sr AM lstten Wonta9e in bem bes
nGdbarten @rubenfQOtd]ea Sibernia periibt
puroe, tpirb foiqenSe8 gtabere gemebet. Yaul
Mutta5coti, ein l1ngar, rpelder in ben Ninen
in Sibernia arbeitet, bate Itd auf unbetaHnt:
gFeiie ben SoB ieiuer 2anOsleute SugeSo9en.
9m Montag 2tbenb, als Saul iib in Srono'
lids gSutbifaft auftielt, 9erieth er nit meb'
reren Ieiner 2anosleute III Streit, in befsn
Gerlauf er bon einem Der @e9ner NIT elmer
SlaidIe au 8oben 9eidlagen rpurbe. 9tadoem
Ste @e9ner 8auf nod mebrere 5uBtrttte ueriest
batten, id)leppte er fid] nad ietnenl benadbars
ten Spfbauie, bon 100 er aber balo Darauf bon
mebreren ieiner 2anbsleute seIolt tpuroe. Der
llnglidlid)e, beipuStlo8 unb aus mebreren
gGnnoen blutenb, tpurbe bann nad) eineln
gaum geifleppt uno bort tunbarmhersis aufge=
fnipit, tporauf ole llnbolOe entfloben. Otsb.
rere 8erionelr, tpelde Paul an Dem 8aune
bGraen iaben, Idnitten tbu ab, bod fam bic
Gtetfung Su ipdt. benn er itarb nod in oerIel.
ben NQdlt. Sein S6rper ift furdtbar Suae.
ridJtet, nno es siebt lidb grOBe @utritfung iiuer
ben brutaIeu Dsors funb. Die Bolt,ei bat
bis iett BRET Der NHgrei;er unb mutbmaBlihen
U6rber perhaftet. @lner Der Serbafteten ge.
fianb oem @derifF, oab fie Baul in Der Ernns
tenbeit nit Slaiten ialugen uno baun auf.
tGrateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-11
grfdltuuoen un6 S6mer3en In Der 2unse
gebeiIt.
QihtouD,' wise, q. l}oDember IS;

QIblaub,' gisc., 2l. Jlooember 1885,
gr. Raou " ggertbCr 0err! SD tUoate Sbnen
itbon ldugft etuge 3eilen gum 2o6e Sbres sarlaraa
yiIian JlefolBent Idrgiben. Bor adt6ehn Jabren ea
miami i'd oieles gtittel III. 3immermdnn in ODntoH~
ro 0liHn. Der mir Elm laHglahrl4er 6teuro 9elpelet
mar unO 0ete hn, oa6 es tetn 6eieres Dlttte 9egen
grtdlung un6 ShmerSen in Der eunge ge6e. @r
pejuhte IS une oaHtte mir oann pielmals, bin3HFts
oeno oaB es ten beeres Utttd gesen oiee Sranfbeiz
len odbe, uus iest enpRtblt er es etHer Batienen.
I'D sm9abl es aud pm, Bir6p, etnem &potbeter IN
Spatonna, ABb ieet bdt er es oorratHt1. 5u Applea
ton gsc., pgrbe td nit etnem jun9sn WIanne De4
larnt oer einen iblimmen 9ufeH bate, uno pon oem
man 6ei4rd9tetg, oa6 en- bic SArtne inbt betommel
lUlToe. SD enpiabl Sbr SariaparltRH &eolvenE, ano
rad etaiger 2eit iab m i'm rib uno 9sluno q oFnqe
mir iparfn bic Sono unb iaate mr, oGg q ogue nsp
iebt searohsn ietn uiroe IS b0t jbn ebr pnsl 9eA
hei!t. Ber ungefdbr iedsSehn Sabreh tam eh DtGnn
an mir On 9uut) uuo agte, eGB etRe 6ral an tineiH
SJten airbe; er bGtte Bpei &srSe perlIh aoer o9ne
tsriolo, sd empEabl Sbr SarIapaIultaR. nno nad
snioen 34een NOR e 9eitillo. seeHl &luoer eaiteu.
10 III sine GQs 9enu9 ne 81 heiien. SD etide no1S
meis neiu GIItQuHeH hteT oele Ar3net aus rRo t9nh
mn se0em ratbu bie2lbe i'm Sauie 5u haben ne pers
bfIet In pielen {Sdlen t.9e i1ipere Sranlbet nlp.
Sbt er9ebsnsr 6' Stll qte'
8u baben bel ssstbstern. 81 bic 6laibe.
Or. 3a6naq & Co., Rr. 81. 8arTenltreBe'
Gfp,goTt'
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perlan0t 10 aus uno iebett bob MRa " ~ s.1 ~"
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