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q, aItimo ors. : cbio:eahmoeSeui6oit,

~ 8GltlM ore, oeH Is. Sfiobrr 1890
gnourh iulro betanht oenQd,t, 0Qs oi, Sohrseuer.
SammIuna Der 2lt,ionGge Der .Sa.tinypre tSbios
SahH9eelldaft" Nonta9, atn IL. yiopcmber,
an oIiiteH NtoHta9s I'M 9eHaHHteH DtoaQte ;uiidlsr
10 ubr irlb uno ! uby 9iad mj.aa. i'm siiiTeou her
e5eclinalt IN Der Staot Baltimore gsao,fen mcroen
ipiro, nm sp0li 2trettoTGH T Die Eadi.sr IL Iorot.
su erDiheE nRo GEocre @el4altc, ole Jul &or.aqc oc
laneeH Ii o1cA, III erlCoeeH. =
Sie llcbertTGg9budler DerpeH am l. fopembrr or
idoiieR unb litiben bis sum Is. Iopemb,r. llbr
trib, 9cltIoIer. siaere'p 9iuceripn, <,trct5r.
l24S,75J
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T. gaeltciotuthums IIr
ar bet Toroueit ode pom Strifcr= -uno

As2Ss- Sa6ltci1cnthtIfiis
ar bet Toromeit ode pom Stridcr= -uuo
SuicitraTe.
strait elHea Sefelt5 oc5 &rt5QerltS 9ir.2 Der aot
baltimore uertalt Der uhtcret1HetC symaltCr ouf 0i
lent,ltler 9iuttlun OH Srt II Steue Womtas g.
g.oo :mber 1899, 9iadmiitd9s 1 llbr. ba5 oGu;e
erunoitIG, 9eleaen IN olr Staot Baltimore mo be
thZtebeH, Dtc Iolai:
Seata9I an pcr 9io1opeit=Gde Don Stliscr uro
Soicrdse uRo .alf oGAn Moro Id, an Der Srtde itraGc
oisrie3H Nug adhn Neffidl einuHp0tlti9 5uB su eiz
ncr ichH wig breiten &aep; oaER Io 10 an bcaQter
4lep pler3ebn taB sur @oleitrafe Hno oaHn oiJ Elm
uHoGrfu9 Nlib BIS jrul AHTa!a !aspuEttc
GtHcm Idbrijcn GjrHnoi iaic uon SD uHterporen
HIlt ciHem oJeiI16isen iicaciit:ime.usm y8phu-
boue Ino ssaa II lcbit eiHem ituejltOti9cH niater
asbanoe, oiuie nil Svel ;ueuotiaeH icasiit.im
nen .SogEB.aSeru in NlAter9runoe, 70. 502 uno
Jir. 1904, 9o|eItrafe, bebaut.
SertauIsbeolH9uraen cir 9ritfcI bCGr Der Tcit
in SUe cihmaF]eu sl0iabiuHorH uoa icdls H. ;u6li
Dionaten, ole pom Gage oes geItGuis an Si.ien ma
gen uno nurh Sur SurtcoeHhrt bes SScrpotera inooi
ilrte 9ioteH aCitert lein uiIliCE, ober NucS Guor
penn ea Dem HoHICr bciiCnt. 9Iue 9nicbluna pom
500 lit an Gage oe5 %erfauiS criuIosrltt
Spuis 4. ~ uuigbGui. II, &crluater:
SaHlor Dreamer, gluttiuautorsn
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@crmifd,fe tclearaphiihe senefd,en.

- Die gan5e per GOit uerlanote 4uilaae
Der nSlmeS" III geapemuortb, Ss., wurpe
oorgeltern beld)Ia9nabmt,meil oasSlatt cine
yl1ie Der @relie enthielt Die auf eiuem fatbo-
lu9en 3tr6enba5ar perlooit moroen maren.
- 9Sdbrenb iid) DER Sdmebe Sul. Smen-
ION un0 Elm anrerer 9trbeiter uorQeiieru i'm
Gtabl;liement ser pgSeiern Tauin9 & Slp.
plp-eo." I'M SderSe IN eiuem 5tinQfampie
maBen, ititr3te SmeniOn 5uidQiq riifiinos IN
ote Mal6tne unO murbe Su elmer iormloien
gtaiIe 3ernnlmt.
= Gonbuttcur Gbw. Dtiller, elm populQrcr
4ngeitelltcr Der pgouispiue & gtaibpiucs
9abn," purpe uorgeitern 2(beub in Stain
pile, Senu., bon etncm ,3uge ii6erfabren
uno get0Otet.
= Serid)ieOeue ct. COURIER Spirituoieu=
9dnOler, meldle idOn lan9e nit Der yeltunQ
oeS oSSblSten 2ruitS" Hu;uiriepeu paren,
baben Die vGeutrul 9iitiuinq 50. :" iuforpoz
rlrt, nm lbren Sd)napps iel6f ber3uilsuen
unO ltW BON Der SpranHei Des y3ruit" III
beireicn-
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Berlin, 81. Sftober. - Die r&oiilflc
3etung" beitdtigt bic !tudridJt, oat rniit,
idDe GreuSwddjter nabe 5tupca AM eiue
Sdaar YerlOncn feuerten, Die i'm @cqriffe
mar, uad Sraiilien ua5umauocru un6 ouf
BEN 2lnruI Der g8dGtcr nid)t ftc6cn blleb.
Die gSarldau'cr 8lGtter beridteten, paB
adt YeriOnen bel icner @elcqenhcit gct6Otct
uuroen, auein Die o&oiIjide" nil iptfen,
oaB nur uier 0tcniten Da5 2eben ciubiiB
+ni
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]ioOOaD'S pi0en.

sas srose eebers unO 9iaseu. u.S5eiImitteI.
goufanoia gcihmaflo5, ubersut;rt, p,Istg.a. rcsa.
liIsE, T.IHIgeH mo fritigt1.
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&arl SdurS reoetc por0silern in
Srootlpn, N.-2l. Gr bcbaubelte ipe3ieQ Die
Carthage. 9ie itarf beiuftc lpeurd)e)
&crlammlung nabm iOlgenOe Seitliiiie an:
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~ a fdrid
ii ibren brrifirOrnru 5urmen,
biBises uno faItes siebCr.

g5 nibt fciu 6eiimittel in Der gSct, p,6es bei,.s
uro taItes 5lsbcr ale aHoercu ma,ariheH iolpie
GaueHz uHo aHoers SIeber (mit Nulie DOR Raolua1'S
yiueD tHeLcr 9cltt, ais HaoIuG1's ReGpg Jles
Iici.
Qreie so Gents Die 5GsiAs. 81 9a0,a Ssl al.
len apotgeterE,
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Anrie GabeIoeNcfSlen

- Ger pon 6amburg naa &eitin6ien be-
lilmmte oeutide 9ampisr y2llbinoio" 1T
NIT 6erbrodener Seue III BEN 6aicn pom
6aImOnth, Gn9lanO, eingelaufen.
= &erGicOeuc isrnelitlide Sereire in
ENGLAND baben rem aarOinal Nlanuiua cine
SubllGumsabreiie liberreidl1.
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Scr 9entide GorreiponSent,
gdoIid, mohcrtIid, unb spnntoas,
EuYlIC1, WUUtHlIllp mo GphnfugH,
q. Eaiuc, Fteentbi,mer IrS 8t eaffctr,

Il. Taiic, Fteenfbtttter tnN Nteaffcir,
Giibp:=gde SaItimuresS tross unp Sofi=Sificcsa saue
Greis bes tastidIeu SIattcs, burdl 5rdser in Bal
tiulore uRp in her 9tadbdrtaft beior3t 12l. Sts.:
f6gIid,e 'uno Sonnta s=s!uesauc Is Sts. pro
goe Slhbar iuohentlidl dn Die oGs 5ct bcioreenoen
2rG9cr.-SaaIidl nebI Srurtans Vito anGt uaier
ozS1rau$bGabnna $3.50 pro ,iabr, iiir tirSsIe
Seit I'M $erhiltuiB; iitr Die podtntiid,s sIussabc
nit Son1tooSnlart, purtcYei, nit Ibae ,lr Glubs,
81. so prc SGbr, man irgeno eiEem Srte beS SnIauz
bes, 81 Hadl europa. Srnufass =9iusgabc 81
pro Sabr.--9 -9as bcit uHo iuisite ocsttidle SIatt
i1 ben Ntittelz uEo SIbtaate1.
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Or. Hanwab's
Sdrjaparilliam Hciolpctt.
QaS 9rOBe Slutrciniguu95- 0iittcl.

Sur StiImna aGer 6,rouiidIeu SSrnmfbeitcH.
C6roniyacr gi5eunuit5mu5, ifrop6uoic eeioer, Srt.
fsnoeihmuI trotCutS NuIiCln, SrtbslclocH, EuEgtU
buter, Snspcp7c, Cilieoihpcmm, Cithmjre, &r
it,nulfe NuittrdRtbtl6n, Ciht, SSGWrrutt. cn0dlr
srfaEtuuasu muO Sd,mericm III Der Sunss
ecbciIt.
AibICuo, gSlsc., II Topcmbcr 1850.
Sr. Raomup I&crthtr Ncrr! lIh Dollte ,iJreN
ltloH dHgr eInI5e Sccn SUM @Ubc Sores SGrIupurIls
Ian JteiOlDCHt i1retbrn. &Or GdltichH ,iGgrcH eu-
pI1Ql ldl olClca Uttltl Or SlumcrmuHH N SmutOEa
MAI mo lG1tC Tim, odE 6 ttlR bsnCrC5 Nhite Qc8n
Gtlitun9 mo SUmerStu IN Der SungC lcbt. VI urrs
lHd)tc cs UHo oauttC OdHu ulCmal5, bniuluSeno,
oaB IS clH btntrrS Diltcl qC9cH oltlC SrdhthtIfcN
qtbc, uHo legt cmp1tbt cr e iclncn RuicHtcn. ,,h
EWpIub IS Gutl Nrt. EtybU, ci.eW 4pOthClCI lu
SpOtonnu, uno iJtt hat er eS uoudtll. Iu Hup.r-
ton, 2Sisc, luuJoc Id init ciHcm Ifugtu Dtdnnc be
tuHHt, Der clHcR inlWUCn NuCH ud'tC. Uno puH o6Ht
man btiurhtstc, odB q nlc S0mhuutt bttomWct
muroc sd eup1dAl ,lNl SGrOpUuuluE hCloOcEt
mo nab riEllcT < II aD tA llH rut IND QeuHo Cr
orntc min mGrl nlt NOHo uHo iGltc min, ouf cr
Ubne mdl ittt bcltatcH ltlH miroe. o. bot lbu lthr
lbHch qcbctlt. &5r unIcllur icdHElu ,iNtrCH tdm
eiR Uiaun St mir IN SIWtnl uro G9tc, oar lCIgc
6rau cIHcm NuieH irbC; CT bate 5lDCt Ncrlt pCJ-
mot, Gber ObHt SrlOi9. ,Nh cupldGi SDr zGuOpartla
luH, uao nGh elulQCn 1GlCn max llc g.iuno. INcuH,
9Inor bulttu, 10 III ClHC SOlIS gtHu9 ile 81 bcI.cH
SD orutC nodmais mclH GrltduHCu ub,r olcle 9r;rCl
ans uHo lam nun ,eocm rut1eH olCiCbe lu Nuuie NJ
babcn e Uerbutct III pIccn 6illca cine idDCrc Srunls
~ i6r erscbener ). Srmidfc.
- Or. RapwGg n Go, gn. 81, g&GrrtfitraBe,
NeDzgort
ss- An Das Pu6Iifum!-G G5tbet iicber nm p,r.
.9nat HaoW9a.s ano itge nag nRaowan" sa
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3aOmab's Yiaen.

3uT p,Ilung Gler SrGHf1,IteH oe5 DiaacH5, o,s les
hsT oes LaltI tI6s5, or 9iltgrH, osC . Qe br g,r,
pen, @troDIAH3, Nauel0tgleGE, UHUtJodtIu.ttr
Igsyeyle GGleHelolH, 6le9eE Observation-Disclosures
0amyrrgolotR uno Gaer lHrs9tiulsI9teItra Der Glas
Cruggoe. Stein ptIstGbIIih, rueoeG GUcrii ber IIr,
Talen, nod itaogne Srugueu eatlGtcHb
EiHeUolltO OmWeHc SerbGuuHs fUiro bur,b
bsH C5tbrGudl Oon JIaoDGgs RIleu sT.clt. 9lcraur1
DeIosR
ODspep(ie,
3oglpe1, oeto0rbtH:r Nta3eu uHo SuioRt1t g,rmis.
oeE, oG ole gtGauHa, Die lr su Sub eeHomm.u nQ d.
lIe Eagleao.H GaerihaIieH sur AuirshtcIbatunl b.5
natlJ,!liE SuldHoss bss aorgcrs lciert.
Yreis % 0ents bic Sdadltel. 5u 9abcn 1..
@, DIX. KADwAY q CO, III. 81, Eearr:rz st1a..,
Hsns9oIt
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Wru0cuttals

S,aupGsS iRee: 3tr. -. Tarf 4;."te, sts.p.. Sort
3lUtll- -Siicc:
Nr. 1917, : /. %aItimprc SfraBe.
&crein ill mC9cutlIl,c ttnternigunQ bcl
AraHiEClt uuO lluIau,
mt Oocr cine &erilderuna im Sale oe$ GuoeS.
SpGSieuc Vprtbciie:
. %dhqlogtl3e gTlGgruR9. GjeQrinoCt 1873.
Seize .,nebuents ... %efmmte 2SodlenbeitYGoc
OrnScs @orautic=StapitnI.
ftlerue Der aroneHfGiie S51 1851.
CoitIaneHoe llhtelintun9 ohHe llRierbudur9.
HromptC 2lnsiabIunG.
1tetcr Si'uoo, 900 in Y,cmcfits auebe;ab!t.
Aei : 0tHtrittsQ
,Sii1 3etnf % %Sonen fir arjtlid)e ilutcs;mdnns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-01
SeinUfratiid)es Staot=Grefmtip=
Somite,

Tr. 222, Sit fSaItimpreitraBe.
Cine anitreiiid,e 2Sablbuoe, nit Trobeu
amtlid,sr Stimmjettc. pcrIebc,,, lit ia aIid, pom
irmb 10 bis Ibcuos 10 llbr sepfInet Semp=
fratiidle Stimn,seber iino jam Seiud,e einaes
Iaoen.
l251-62 S.arrn gSeGes Buff. %oribcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-01
gntopGi(de 9a6ef- 2ssridjfe.
Ems 9euti6lanS.
@0Ria 9eOpoIo'S Ibreiie pom
H0tsO III.

Rcite'e taR.Eee -$neISentniitbige SOB
"oH eli oentiaCn StramOmGdItern.-Ss
let eaprtai'S alnfidItsa aber SoIpHinI=
aHntrsn. - Sie 9ieSiutca &iu mss bic
ebiea8o'cr Gns ftcluma, Sine ienatip:
neue or'nimaI8ciG,id,te aas euIitciS.
Luidlcre ,2uitauSc IN SerIiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-01
s.2sr SccGftltftn

ssNF %VNGfWWa
2li uRo naG Dem g. gtuucm6cr crIdciut oos 0r0Ete
Grto Der 2Stt : GOWN 25nrth, Salorcuc" gSar.
rcft nno y. =. SSiehUer's T. ruoclnoco nam
pnFncr=S13er5ECr sStr nc tGlcE Sooth uno
Barrett 9eieheE. SciHcr aoer not uuier Ghomruoncr.
$G9erbIer propin, me -1cs luir ais cir Mi dec
GCtrGu gcraLtTcH. o. ipiro nur non alien Groccru
unn 5ctaaratturcl erlcr Noi'c N NlaiieR oertauTt
9lc autrG9e uer Eoit uoCr EelephOH iiHocn pronptc
etprQHaa.-lelcplon: M. ift3
IS. .. Sfu smaul Il soBnc,
S;r. 3t3, gcSonoehzS ctr,
alICiEi9e 8ottiers iIr i. !. I&iefRer@ &ruucrei,
Seictrz&pcauc, Baltimore, 9io.
f161-
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Sanis .. S PereT s. SscnriebauIeu. Rrotlrroz
loren. 9ir. l0S, Sit $triEgtouilr0fe.
Eh Scruaiie iersz9c crtaat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-01

Der mertfGniihc &tcb5oll mar
nur en- StrediduB. gs ideint fein NAH
res 9Sort oardn III ieln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-01
gte Vfcrte nnp pie ortedliidle &irdle

RctCrS nrq, 81. Sttober. uJ5oUoitl"
ertbcilt Dem Y0riardlen DER qricfnd)cn
Nm1e Den ;tath, ObalD, ais m0Qlidl, tiu
llebcretutommcu nit Der Hiortc III Sc;uq
aui Die firhltCu 9Sirrtu' III Der 5urfei III
treHcu. 1oS &lutt crtldrt, oey Eariard)
oiirftc anDerni009 Oas Spfer uou YolItittru
IN 2lthcn mcrOcu, meldlc oic Sriila iu lclbu-
lUfhgCu 3mCdtn III ucrldugeru iud|tcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-01
Sur @ertbciOiouus BON 1rtpuit.

&onfanttUOpC, 81. Sttober. - Die
@forte bat Der &cb6rOc pOn &rlpOIt bciOb
len, ild) Ourd 2ludl0iien oou HrOuiaut aui
cine eyhcblitc %crtortuug Der WorHiiou
uOriubcrcttcn. Gte NtituuQcn Der 4ropu;
loueu cbcnfuus utrhQrlt meINeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-01

.&Ie trlrten Icimllt ShnoppS
lnp prrhinrn nfirntliLil JNniirr l.,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-01

BctCre burg, 81. GltObcr.-0cr Gia
rcmitld) mlro cine Sonr ourt oas ,5uncre
BON G'ricdeuluno maiden Uuo id uou BORT
uaf Ggpptcu beQcbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-01
Ter SfonpaI IN SnnIpn.

: IN II, 81. Sttober.-5Or. SOurour
Nairc bon Soulon melfer iid) in oait be.
finoet, neil cr eiuc uuacicblid)c Operation
al iciner NtattreIie 0iaoame Sonqutcrcs
uornChmen lleB, maf)te beutc eineu &Crlud),
lctne SeTrtlung 9egen 8iir9id)aft 81 erlau
gen, duein lcine 2lpplltatlon mu1Oe abge
miCleH. Die BOli;et 6Gt Semelis, OaB
Sourour bic Srau SOnquercs mad Der 29ob
nuug Der !6ebammc yaure brod)te uuO in
ielncr &utid]e Dor Dem Nauie martste, bis
Die Gperation poQSogen mar. IS erbeut,
baB Die 8erbaltlng Sourour un0 Ser iibrt=
gen betheiligten berlOnen porgeuonlmen
lpur0e, oAne oaB Die sReglerlrng barum
muBte, unO Die Dttt9lieoer bes 9ublnetS
louen OarIber le5r uugthaIteu iein. 0ieb-
rere @erlttobeamten itno abgelebt moroeu,
Hno anoere baben abgeOautt.
Sic SupeuperfoIauuseu in Ruslano.
Setter 5burq, 81. Sftober. G1eueral
@rUBer hat eiuen Seieb! on Die Epli;ei er=
laiieu, meld]er oerielben itrenQe Souitreis
tung Oes Geiebes gegen Die 5uOen gebetet.
Ger @eneral ertlQrt, Die Yoll;ei mHiie Die
ans benz Teid)e gemteieneu ODER uou eiaem
Sbeilc oeiielbeu nad eiuem auoeren per
ieBten i8raelitiideu 6amilieH ;wlugcn, fe
81 begleiteu.
Sranfreidl's SariTppIitir.
Bari8, 81. Sttober. - Sr. Ipanar0,
&orilter Der panOelstammer BON gpou, 10
ME Die 9eputirteu Oounat unO 2eloncle
baben cine SerIammlung aui ben 5. Ropem-
Der clnberuien, in weld)er cine 2iga ;um
SduBe oes frau;0llOeu GrportbanOels qez
griinett per0en lOu. 9le giga miro Dem
BON Der Jteglerung pOraeiblagenen Garif
aui Seloe, Gel mo g9Oae oypOnreu, uno
tbre augemetne SenpeuS pirO I'D benz 6rei-
haueel 3uueI9en.
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Eon0 o II, 81. SEtober.-NOl9cn0e Sptz
SialOepeldle aus Dem oaa9 miro bier oer0f-
ieutlid}t: vGS bat iid) bcrau@9eitelt. ouB
Ole uon ben Acr;teu uno :Rintittrn gcmah
ten llngoben iiber Ocn 3uitanO hes S0uigs
BON houono nidlt m0br liuo. Die forper-
Itdc @ciunobeit oe8 90nigS lit bCirieoigeuo,
auein er eioCt all elmer 0emitbslrantbeit,
Die bnregierungsuniabig maGt-iu anOeren
l&orten, cr lit wabniiunia. Die 2lngabcu
iiber ieiu i0rperlid)eS yetOen mnrOen MIR
gcmad)t, um OaS &ublitum Su tdul6eu unO
Die 9totbwenoigfeit Der Giulepun9 cincr J}c-
Qeutidluft nar;uthuu
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
THE MOTHER WINS.
EageEs CoWies Srurenders rs
Clam to Hss Daughtsr.
Els wHE GIVEN TEECgILBS CUSIODI
TLs wsazdsa A4a - Sax Ray a. ks-
esssr-Hs Wl Fros2ply Ensser4ts
ia Erstksr-lE- L4s freza BL-L2.
a. shooting Hlla.
rewIEs eIEEs u

M9xrREAL. Czn, June IL -Tae Hale
Coales shocring case occupied s1e ,lle
u .ae colrts all II Monday and 1.-,g -
Ars Coales hAs s--oseded aign her
4rlr of na5e4s cerp-s ana obtained
j.s1ce's cr3er tgr tae ten Forars
c4srcdy q 1er chlIi anal the legal
r,glt vas disposed Of SIZE received a
letter dictated by her husband renosuc-
iug al rights ~ Florence aud ordering
tie nuns 70 hand hes over 10 hep moth
a.. Sao nov has her Hale has been
committed 20 stand MS trizl a. the pres
eut session Of the court u Queens
bench. but 10 Is probable that C0Wles
Nlll make q deposition sKoneraring
him. aud thus the case will end Hale
Is ogt on parole. Cowles vii IN al
probability recover
MONTREAL. Quebec, June lo-Mrs-
COwles appeared ia court this morning
with her daughter Florence The letter
was produced which COwles wrote re-
nOlncing all claims 20 the child and the
ocdec from him 20 the nuns auth0riz-
ing them 20 deliver her Up. This was
regarded Is concluding the case and
Mrs. Cowies VA given the custody Of
her daughter
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
oRlGlnAL PACKAGES.
Judge sherwin. OF Iowa, Decides That
Sale Il Perfectly Legal

MASON CTTY, Ia. June l0--Judge
John c. Sherain has rendered the most
swee eping decision in the original pack
age question which has been made in
this State. In his decision Judge Sher-
win finds that consignment OF beer
in question was owned by citizens OF
Minnesota; was shipped 20 their
agents in Mason City; that sales were
made in the original packages and that
the liquor vas not drank on the premises.
On this state OF facts the Judge held
that such packages may be sold 70 al
persons except minors and habitual
drunkards, and that such sale Will not
constitute a nuisance, even though the
liquor is drank on the premises.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
EIGHT WERE KILLED.
Further Details O. TIE Rsrwsy
Disaster AZ Warrenton. ka
TIE SlNES OF IHOSE WHO PERISEED.
E~eots-t o rSrseAs Wee M srsa-Ssz@s
CrAek Racers kuisS-Tns E-ns-
Azrs huafress aerszlls n 4rt-
AEogAer Natsl Nrscks

WAssEAEQS. Nc. Jaue Io-Eght
persons we're allied t~euty inquired
ana tfteeu valuable horses KILLED ~
crippled IL tie wreck u two fre ght
traias 1ica occurred On the Wabash
railway one nile west % here 81
4 few moments before O'Clock
Monday morning TIE loss 10 TIE
company ali reach s2o0 COO Both
crews we're running uBcer orders To-
osived. The following were KILLED
hilea-Ni-ism Il lhon4s iooloresl
CynEalsnS- Ky. Henry stone. traluer
Harrodsoargt ~ james lad ffSlk keilaT
CJnt1lsaA ~ k1 simmons. Lexington. Ky.
Morris Greeo o0leTsd FF4nkferJ. ~ Sauuel
Davis 3 3ockey, Lexington ky.s Prank M-r-
tn \. Y
The thoroughbreds were IN palace
stock oars ana the train WAS run on
passenger train schedule II Is i'm
possible 70 learn the names OF the
horses, as many Of them are sun
under the wreck. The Chicago stable
lost its greatest winner. the mare
HuntresS All the horses which were
not killed outright were shocked aud
shaken up SO that they Will not face a
flag for many weeks Old railroad men
say il is the worst wreck that has ever
occurred on the Wabash. majority Of
the horses killed are two-year-olds.
among them Litgle Prince, Ben Ridg-
lev, Matte Park T. r. Oders Llge
T., by imp Silver mine, and J. +.
Keller's Egypt by imp Silver Mine;
Springdom, flly and Turner a colt
Huntress is not dead yet, but viii die.
The great mare was crushed internally
and has two legs broken. All these
horses were from Latoni2.
The stable most affected by the wreck
was that Of j. Kellar Of Cynthiana, Ky.
who, together with his son, persisted.
They had FIVE horses, and every one Of
them was killed.
FIREMEN KILLED IN A COLLISION.
HAMILTON, No, June l0--Two freigh
trains on the St Louis, Kcokuk a
Northwestern railroad collided head-enG
on curve near Busch Station. about
ten miles south of here, al an early
hour sunday morning. The fremen on
/ both engines met their death. one Of
them, H. Thayer, OF Fort Madison, Ia,
, being caught between tae boiler head
7 of his engine and the tender and liter
/ ally burned alive. The other fireman.
named Nelson, was wedged between the
cab and the boiler, and the escaping
steam cooked him SO that he died in Z
/ short time. Both engineers and brake
man were badly burt
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS


ereFs - Nerseera osi -
1es-ieg9- sy lrsa
A large ea--9oa 1o4rlAs -
sa> s-g FED 90 Nsg "a
slre Gor-ly usraing SsS.-~ys- '-s
sfsiuess p2rl q Do<e1esssf' N'----' e.
t2ling loss ef >s49--
Three students - tie ooefln tVl
college acre r-a ever - ~-s q laSA-
eay 4na fatally iul-re1
A CHARTER las 5es2 gfAasea t1s
Sprel kels Sugar Refining eoA P~Ay a.
P-l.-1el pkia, c4plI-L s9.e's. W
IAe sr4tae " Tie l-1e uoFerncr Eloa-
ard d H-1bard If Couaeetlcus' erected
IN Hartfar1 H4s anF4l-ea MONDAY
Oaen Br4i.ey, eell-anoNn race
h0rse trainer shot ana mot ---tF "o-na-
e1 Price Jinzens a. Lexlng Ton Monday
The rerortof the recelver OF the Cbesa-
peaze q Oaio Canal Company declares
that the waterway must be abandoned
sandava q storm visited parts Of Mis-
sisslppi doing much damage borrowing
cfop9 Hail-st0nes IS large a. hens
eggs fell
The Amaleauated Association OF Iron
workers has adopted scale for the
coming year with 10 material change
from that Of last year.
William Buchanan. treasurer CT the
Cedar Rapids Ia Water Company. =
member Of the Iowa State Republican
Committee. died Monday.
Baseball players arrested al Roches-
ter. \. y, for playing ball sunday
waived examination and we're held in
SlGO each 70 the grand jury.
Nicola Tuezza. convicted OF the mur-
der Of Alexander SalvanO, al Flatbush.
\. y. has been sentenced 10 die by
electricity the last week in July.
Al Huron. : D.. Monday Fred Hund-
lev who murdered his father, Hon. s.
n Hundley. Thursday. was held by the
grand Jury to await trial In Septem Der.
George Benbow. aged IA years, Was
killed Monday night near Haspers. Il.
nv heing thrown from A road cart and
ri,n over bv a carriage that was follow.
i,~
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

DUBUoUE. Ia, juno lO.-Thomas SUIT
ton. tho l5-year-old lad whose long fast
excited interest, died Monday. He had
existed for ninety-six days without a
particle Of nourishment Of any kind ex-
copt an occasional teaspoonful Of wine,
AMI FOR the last thirty days not even
that He could retain nothing on his
stomach and had no desire for food. His
disease vas paralysis OF tho throat and
stomach. caused By an injury 70 tho
spine. He was reduced literally TO
skin and bones.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

CHICAGO, June lO.-The city council
a. is meeting last night passed reso-
luton requesting Governor Flter 70 in
sert in his proclaim alton calling togeth-
er the State Legislature in special ses-
sion IS one OF the matters TO be submit
ted a. such session the question Of an
amendment 70 the State constitution 20
permit the city of Chicago to increase
its bonded Indebtedness not TO exceed
the sum OF IS, coo, 600, the intention be-
ing for the city to loan this amount to
the worlds fair missioners-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
FOUR CHILDREN DROWNED.
Carried Over Dam While Boating on
the Mississippi River.

DAVENPORT, la, June 10 -Four chill
dren, Maggie Baker and Albert, Charles
and Ella Sheib, aged between 3 and u,
were drowned near Rapid City. coal
mining town on the Illinois side
of the Mississippi few miles
above here Sunday. The children were
out in a skif above the dam al that
place, and in trying TO reach an island
near by were taken in by the current
that ran to the mill-race, and before any
one could help them all went over the
dam. John Yost, one OF the children. was
rescued below the dam, but the others
perished The bodies OF the Baker girl
and one Of the boys have been recoy-
cred, but the others are still in the
river
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
PRIZES FOR SOLDIER BOYS.

Winners In the Contests at the inter
state Encampment OF militia at Kansas
city.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. June l0-The in
ter-State encampment closed Monday
evening. The first prizes were award
ed as follows:
Infantry drill. prize g. 25oo-Atlanta Rifles,
Atlanta, Ca; grand inter state maiden infantry
drill, g. CO0-Omaha G yards. Omaha Neb.; artil
lery drilL open 20 all companies prize 500
Indianapolis Light Artillery, Indianapolis Ind; :;
zouave drill. prize sl sl25O-Chic2go Zouaves;
captsia making best score in the grand inter
State driu. gold medal and sword valued AZ
t4OO-Captaln Spencer Atlanta Rides best
drilled soldier individual drill-Prlvate SAT
ford. National Feuc.bics, Washington, u. c.;
company making highest IN camp discipline
Company L, Denver Col.