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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-26
EXPRESS COMPANIES SNAP.
Anti-Lottery Law Throws All Lotter
Business Into Their Hands.

Anti-Lottery Law Throws All Lottery
Business Into Their Hands.
The snti-lottery law passed by congress
is taking money out of the postofhces only
TO put it into the hands of the express
companies. No sooner was the bill passed
than the Louisiana Lottery Company
issued instructions to have all money sent
by express, and began sending out its
tickets. circulars and advertisements in the
same way.
The result has been large increase in
the number of small packages carried as
valuable papers" by the express CON-
panies. The increased business derived
from this source in Seattle is quite con-
siderable. Some newspapers containing
lottery advertisements are sent out in this
way also. The anti-lottery law does not
apply to express companies. and if il is
desired TO prevent their doing this business
a new Law will be needed for the purpose.
Meanwhile the companies are reaping a
harvest The only exception is the United
States Express Company, which has for.
hidden its employees 10 carry lottery pack.
ages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-26

sscokun Root Hair Grower grows hair
rapidly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-26

elis.ening gift indeed. il q piece of Dor.
fingers American Cut Glass Your dealer
should show you such q display rs will make
your eyes dance. The genuine has Dorflnger 7
trademark label on every piece.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-26

Take the Northern Pacific railroad, the beat
equipped lire, for ell points East. A Chilberr
city ticket agent. 716 Second street, Boston
block: Z. ToDkin. depot ticket agent Seattle
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aEssyso y Rote 49, ~ 49, '--
- 0sa q g :. ~ y. : s..x 1900.
The snip Henry fa1lng eIflv1
day from Wilmington, Cal sne = % t1s
way 10 Nauaimo % Ioad col
x,s.v,s - ~ux eouxp.
- ---.s- q ~ puset
Inere are . yesseas so.osns = - -.
sound and British Columns po1s 49, 49,
week, Of which ~ are AmeK1c4us. Ane
total tonnaee Of the heet Is Sc 276 The foA-
loving q ! detailed lr,t OF vessels loading:
49,. -. $3.50 s r.rrv Ina toua.
Aenc.n oezk CnaI.ss 2. - As - e. rr.n.
C.ptsun xeseon' = go -
r.s,,... ..s. 80 =. rr,vsu rxs7 tous. can
49, r;r, s.,.p 1910, -y = ~, scr cork.
s..s.s4~r 49, Ts.s.-s,, + 81 tons Captadn
D.,rsh. is.d; S.. eo.l az Gan Frsnci,co.
Amer,een heyk Aureola. ~ tons, Captain
herman; losding coal for San Francisco
American ship Conmodore. 1875 tons. Cad
thin Dawson. loading coal fot San Francisco.
American bark 6esmaias' ~ tons ssp'.'1
saul; loading coai for ssn Frsncisco- - -.
American schooner Dora Biuhms 80 sons'
dischasSing sensral cargo
American bark Richard IL, 30 tons. CspeAln
Annfoe; ioaoins coal ior pan fis g. .,.
American snip GuaroiAn. Lios tons' Ssp'AAn
1.tses ioeaine coal ior 1an fIsnc'sco. .x.
Amencan snip iyannoe, As0 tons' Osp'.an
aIs ~, ~ io = 0S .slll - - ,ssc~
.1-a - 49,. $3.50,
- go -
- =.
br'ssn amp Astracana' Looi sons' nos1 lo1
onlIea A.nsoen. - -.
brifish bark Mary \ Troop IDo sons. Ssp-
tain sandy; losding lumber Tor Melbourne.
eacsn sMp =. = g, 49, $1,000 'o.s, -
Amerssn scno0nef Aooe.s - 49,
esps.1 xi's, 1o.olne ..M = ioI 90 -.
Ame1eea schooner anne Larsen. - - 49,
S.pssan n'ss' acsoans 11nDst ZOE - Tas1
CISCO. ..-
Amsrlcan schooner LOUIS so sons, Csp'Aan
ns.cn; iosaing iumoer iof sa "a, Ft . ..sr
wsIl,sms. 1910. ,.,.nsr -, ssn Frencisco.
Norveeiau berf John GIN. 100 tons. Captain
McYenzie: Ioaiine vheat for o. K
American ship YOSEMITE, LISA tons; loading
coal Tor San Trancisoo.
Norwegian ship BenlaFig. 1,692 tons, Captain
Bsages leading wheat for q. K.
AT Gro HARBoR
German berk Admiral Tereho0. 500 tons Can
tain neher: loadfne lumber for yaiparaiso.
swedish haxk Jolani. $50 tons. Captain Iilgs:
iosdin~ inrnber Tar MeIhouyue
American bark Newsbov. ses tous. captaia
Johnaon: loadinr lunber lar MeIbourne.
vv.ww
- -.
$3.50 49, s1'p o1,ow - asssS so'l's
8 49, '..1.Ls sD. 49, ~ -
c1 $500 -. 0olu@Ms. ~ sons, ospssan
s..1 so.u.ns ,. ..s. ao -. no. s .-
$500. -. - As - S S~A,.
n,seish .htr s.s@.,... xss ..,. c.,t.,r
cemrh~I,. Isras.- ,rr.s~s -. Ts-ss.,,,
American schoopev voInntesr 6e1 tons Can.
tain Olssou: loading lumber for SAN Francisco.
American schooner Novelty. so tons. Captain
6tvOn: loading lumber for San Francisco.
American schooner Aicalde, S4 tons; loading
lumber Tor Honolulu
At PonT MADISON.
American bark Tidal Wave, $40 tons. Captain
Wilson; loading lumber for San Francisco.
American bark Oakland. so tons, CAPTAIN
Welfure; loading for San Francisco.
AZ ursAIAnv
American tark Rrf~rt T>war- go tor. g.
tain Penhallov: loadfnx lumber for Honolnln
A. poRr cxnnre
Aynev1can hs,r ae~.uor. Yoe tn-. c.-x.,-
Braudeuburr: loading lumbar for aan ran
Amn~fran hexa Y.vues rh.~,>, e,o 49,. ~.
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e0lllD SHIPS.


&1..& Y1x<U 10
81 81! 08UD6 W0cAe
S<s
i< & & n -
- =. g - 4far 6t1af3eST list.
IA e !'l.' 4 - "a
+ B =
s ~ & - s.
uGu4oQ-Whoot Cerr5ess
-. -. ir,....~-.rn.
g. 5 ~. l'l|'1.l.s',' - 8
q - y nf1ne Aess
~ 81 #
M II So =
-, M = -fauocial. T.
z r. 81 n z2z "a 5.',s u .-.,..a nee during
- zsz. :. - s.ls,s~ !. =, nble into
~ 6oubt, to the Large num-
r. uito = large feet Of deep
taSb come into port during
- fodny.
Iaeo epntinues scarce, snd
= p h1inG for he West Coasf.
= M. oue q two small carriers
oi1S, there II no inquiry, ana
~ Yofpoyniso f0r orders, CanaO
1nnt q ~ 12s Cd. For Aus
1f6011fa Il practically the same
~ ra4e for Sydney being
n ~; with 20 s. quoted Tor
III Hiffo d Melbourne q char
=. I6w vessels are Offering on
NJ NJ ntEiko ~ Australia, and lew
~ - nerkot. There = some
neh1t q ~ y 6d@x3 o.
~ q great demand. Ar
- ct this class Of ton
p oont yosy brisk. Two car
q 1o1o Went 1oroisn last week.
y ~ 1eot which arrived are
pNf1o.
- H. export 6ade h acttve. with
snitable tonuags 70 carry =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-26

ONE ENJOYS .
Both the method and results Wheel
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system
.efectually, dispels colds, headaches
and fevers and cures habitual consti-
patton. Syrup Of Figs is the only
remedy of its kind ever produced,
pleasing to the taste and acceptable to
the stomach, prompt in its action and
truly beneficial in its effects, its many
excellent qualities commend it to all.
It is for sale in Soc and 81 bottles by
all leading druggists.
aAMurAcruREp ONLY ~ The
CALIFORNIA re syrup CO.
san FRANCISCO. CAL.
0UySUILE. Ky. new y0Rk, n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-26

The Trinity Lutheran Church Society
has just purchased the lot on the southeast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-26

Do YOU know that certain industries TO be
started az LiliiWAup Falls in the spring will en-
ploy 500 mens Now Is the time 20 invest Call
- scheueyman block. corner Front and Cherry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-26

aud untimeiy ending of thousands of the Amer
can people annually Oregon Kidney Tea is
guaranteed to cure al forms OF kidney troubles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-26

ls-karas wedding rings 1t Basye's. so4 Front
street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-26

For preserving and identifying the hair
Skookum Root Hair Grower has no equal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-26

No more ouinine Aoore's Revealed Remedy
taking the place.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-22
9Lattierm Oeg enaLiIdlem giationaI. eiDeraIe 1t

2oHOon, 21. 9tOu. Sn elmer Comic
rem; Der natioHalliberalcu 6epcratiOncn, Die
beute itattiauO, murOe cine ElaItiOrm ange
nommen, weld)e ireje GrSiebuug, Die 2lui
bebun9 Der STRIDE non Gu9lauN, o2oc0ls
Option" 9feiorm Der yanOgeicee uuo &ll-
bung BON 9iirtft5- MD SirdIipiel &cbDrOeu
beiiirmorten miro. Cir 9llireo gamiOn be
fiiruOrtete cine ioiortige 9lbiduiiuug Der
Staatsfirfc Don GuglauN, OeS Gberhauie5
oeS GarlameutS uuo Der SpjrituOitugceBc,
melfe sr ais eiuen Oreiiuheu Suif be;eid=
ncte, nit Dem Die 2lriitotrateu lett &Obreu
Die 9emofrQteu in 3uume Qehultcu hdtteH
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Gittc Gouf bcraitlf.

9telp @orf, 21. lioucmber.-9ie Sanf
Der 26. gSarO Don Srootlpn, meld)e an Der
gltlautic= 9lOenue, nabe Der oiusOaleinaBe,
9elegen lit, rpuybe gelteru um ein $4,000 III
Santnoten entbaltenoe8 Hafet beraubt.
Sas GelO muroc aus einem @eloid)ranfe
brett binter Dem Sd)reibtiid]e res SaIitrerS
Spelman ennUenOet. IlS ild) gelteru Dit
taQ Der Saiiirer uuo ein Glert, 9tameus
Soofnan, auciu III Der Sauf befaHOen, trat
ein Mann ctn uno uerluldelte Den SallIrer
in eine llnterbaltuug. 3u gleifer ,3ett er>
tonic Die @lode oeS Selepbons, unb Der
@lert Soofman annuortcte. Gr benadrid)-
ti9te ben S0iiirer, OuB ser Saiiirer Der
yGueen'S Gouutp- Sanf" nit Inn su iprez
den wUnid)e. 6r. Spelmau perlieB Ietnen
Sdreibtild), IND Sootman iuurbe gletd)%
;eltis purd) eiueu Maun belfQftlgt, iueld)er
Sel0 peponlreu mOllte. gini9e Nfinuten
ipGter gin9 br. Spellman oil Den @elOz
idJrauf llnO ianb, OaB oas $4,000 Yafet per
iamuuOen mar. 9Sie Semauo unbemerft
al Den @eiNldranf geluugeu tOnnte, lit uns
erfldrlif). Niehrere grobere Gelbpadete
muroem non ben 9iebeu iiberiebeH. 9ie
&Oli;ei rpurbe beuatri1tigt, aaein eS lit
nur wenig Soiinuug uorbaupen, baB elmer
Der Slebe uerhaftet Uiro.
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Nus oeut ipilSen 9Scitcn.
Sic Snrd,t Dor ocn sSuoiauera panert icrt. -
&eritarfuH9en inr ole Sruppen perldnaf.
Tpn feiM Slutpcrgicfcu.

: ma a, 21. 9top. - Serld)te aus Der
Flnez z3tloge Ageutm mclOen: Die Sruppcn,
meldc ilf bier I'M Eager befubcn, umfailCn
Uier @ompaguien aus Omaha, cine Cont
paguie beS s. Sufauterie RcQlments nit
elmer Gatliug uuO elmer 0otd]fiS SGuone,
orcl GOmpagnien Sauallerie aus Sort &os
btu'on. 9Seltere Sruppen werben aus ben
6Orts NicaOe, gtiobrara uuo McSinnep Crs
m0rtct. glle Sfii;lcre betrad)teu Die Sltu
alton ais icbr trittd uuO halteu eS fir icbr
mahr'd)eiulid), oaB eiut Sanoe pom 5000
bis 5000 SuOioucru oic Ageutur angreifeu
plro. p9tid)tS ais Elm 9Sunber f0nnte ms
III Dem Naue uor einem Sdidlal, Gbnlth
Dem pe8 @enCraI8 Gutter, bewabren, pldgte
eiu hohcrer StIliicr, limb id] bore, 0aB Ser.
tdrflngen emtrenen, che Die rotben Seu'el
losld)lagen.
u Aberdeen, Go, y. 9fopembcr.-
9tadlrid)ten ans Gnrefa lunten oobtn, oaB
Die IniteOler ans GnuumS= uuO Campbell
GOuntp bort ;uiammeH ltr0men, "a Elm
mOblbegrlInOetes @eritdt lagt, OnB Die
Siour mor9cu Den &rie9Spfab bcitreiten
meroeu. 800 Eerloneu aus ben Counties
befinbcn i'd Jest III @urefa. Yagrace AM
NtilIliiippi 1T uOllig eutu0lfert. Dcute Qtorz
gen lpur0e beridtet, baB cine 6rau III
SGmfbcll= =Gou1tD uon Nen SHoiaHerH per
uuuOet uuO itolpirt morbeu iei, allein baS
Geriid]t iiuoet fclueu @lauben. Der Sdle~
rtff non Gampbell GouHtp melbet, oaB cine
grOse 9lu;ubl Siour ii6 auf Dem Sr-llfer
0es MiNouri befuben. Die SeuOlterIuq
1T iebr auf9eregt uub appellirt an Gouuer-
neur Ntellette unO OtapOr NtoO6n um 9Sats
len unO y0tuuitlpu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-22
9ieip Yorfer Tad)ri1ten.

92em =9Orf, 2l. gtoUember - Der
Oampier n6uloa" melfer Don &remen uia
SoutbhamptOu einnai, hate am ID. Hos
uember inter 50.lS GjraO u0rDlidJer Sreite
uro 25.5l Gra0 meitlid)er gduge eiuen plot
lid iiGl erbebenoen idmeren Srfan 81 bette
ben. Die Gee lab lpte cine tohenoe D(ole
Sfaum aus. 0us Sd)ifi urbettete ldwer,
uuO grOBe lSaIermeugen gingen iiber oa9
Seroed binlueg. Gin Seiad lpllroe init
gutem Griolg sur Serubiguug Der Sellen
angewanOt.
= 6ruu MturF SOB aus Siem, 9fuBlauO,
traf uor einlQeu Sagen bier elu. S9r @atte
mar berelts Dor eiul9en Monaten bier ein9es
trofcn. Gle berittet, baB ibr fleiues ainO
ibr Don elmer 2Sdrteriu, 9iameu5 Sarab
Griinbcra, geitobIen wOrOen lei. Ser yiann
Der lSarterlu mad)te Dem Gatten tlar, mas
paS 0totiu III 0em 9lnOcrhiebitnbl gepelcu
lei. 9aS Diaod)eu mar ieIne Geliebte gene
ZEN uuO bate Die SteQung ongeuOmmen,
nm bas 8ino all ittl 5u bringen uno itt 10
an ihrer giebenbublerin 81 ridden.
- Die 3ouamt5s s5nipettoren babeu heute
BON einem Yaiiugler oe8 9ampfers gyabn"
3iumantbroideu cOnTt5itrt, Die oleler etu.
5u1muggeln OerIud)te.
- albert IS. Smit9, Der Jiingere 9Onpag-
non Der 6irna 0tius, 3obelou & Smttb,
Miafler, luelher beiduIoigt mirb, Ittienz
Gertliifate geidlitt unO uerau5gabt 81 ba.
ben, muroe geitern i'm Geriht5bOi uOrgciiibrt
uno betanntc iid) ntd)t id]uiotg. Gr wurOe
Dem @erid,tSUeriabreH iibermleier.
Die G5roBgeihwOreueH erbobeu 9eTerH
% 2(utlageu gegeu !. :. Bright uuo ". y.
grlobt, SrdilOenteH unO Sicepr1I0enteu Der
CSercipe Si1SD ~ in SuiIQlo meldle NaS
9iapbta peridifit batten, ourdl melaeS Die
Grplolion aui Dem 9nmpier p5iOaa" usrur
laclt murDe, bel msld)tr Dor eiut9en Wtouaz
ten cine @u;abl uon arbeiteru ben COB
ianben. Die Angefla9ten meroen eiueH
YrO;eB pegeu SOoti4lass iu bslieben ha-
ben,
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Nic ..sSnrr1cr=0lliaffs4

ct. Yaul, 0iinn., u. 9tOubr. - Die
Tarmcrs 2luian; pou Mluneiota beabid)ttgt,
al Der 9tatioualpOlitit in Sabre 1892 She'll
III nebmen. Die 9ountp= 2Iuianjen itnO
auiQeIorocrt, cine GonuentlOu Der 9luian;,
mcld)e an 80 DECEMBER in Ct. Yaul abge-
balteu merOeu io1, Su beid3iden. 3ued Der
Gonpeution ioa Die Grgreiiung pon Sd)rit-
ten sur SilOuug elmer 9iatlonalpolttti6en
9lllianS= Yartei ietn.
Sn6ianapolis, Sno., 2l. 9tOobr. -
Su Der geiteru abgebaltenen SerianmIung
Der Warmer 9lQlanS" murben Elane iiir
ben Gugros Giufaui bon 2Saaren, meld)e
0titglicoern ;u einem Yreiie BON 10 Bro
Vent mebr, ais Dem Noitenpretle uertault
merOeu iouen, III @rpaguug ge5ogen. Sin
@omite ioll eruonut perOen, I'M pon Der
gegiSlatur Gciepe in SntereNe Der 6armer
OeS Staate5 Su perlangen. Die Eelter Der
9luiuuS iagen, naB por Der &ablcampa9ne
1892 aIe @uiarSen im Eanoe peretntgt leln
mliTNPu
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9lucrIci.

8erlin, u. 9iouembcr. ST.. &ofen,
lett mebreren Sabreu oeutidler SOnul III
3an;ibar unO 9laent Ser u9eutdeu Sitz
airifaniid)eu Geieuid)ait," hat III Solge nes
llebereinfommens Suiiheu Der 9eieuidoft
MD Der oeutideu Jfegierung Setrefi5 Der
SouucrGuitGt oeS fiirjth pom Sultau bon
3an;ibar ermorbeneu SerrltOrium5 rerg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-22
o6e @rnnohnf, ss bel 2O5 ,sus, an Der G6e
Der oross nns Seu+tnraSe.

Ss antsrssidrsten ge,lpater tueroen alt 0Tentli-
DIE 4uttton an Srt uno Stele, uic olqt, perfaufen:
SleUfap, Den 25. Stopember 1870, I'M IL uhr
9iittaas, bic beinen Webser stdnpc i'm
Serin }toHs sQi0rft spild)en Gleenez uno YccQfr1fe
bttdnnt ols 9r. 81 uno "a.
Am ielbeE Gage, nm "A llbr GadluittooS, oas
9nnie @runonnd, 9ele9en an Der SUoieite Der
GIrerr= gueHue, orild pon BatterioH laIfz AueHue,
nit Der SroEte bon 3 5uf Soll an GaIcrnz9lpeuue
u1o nit elmer Siefe non 81 Nur. ReUout nit einem
ocgiitotigen iic9clitcincrnem @e5auoe nit aelerz
8 NOV; nc9eHlosr pom "@atterioH<Gart." @jruno=
Ino am ieIbeH Gage, I'M llbr giadmittaas, oas
aan3e redt'pinflige 8runoitiid, unmitteihar bin=
Ter Dem oUer9eHlHnteH 0'runoitlld, nit elmer rorte
Don 10 Nug an Sonobues Court uno eiaer gleidl=
maBt9eu 2lsIe poR 81 Sus, an cine Sf brete 9lleu
9rerieno. SebGut nit elnrm Sneiitodieen sicaeI.
rctncrnen 8cbauoe; orunoSinsirei
WtftDod), ben 26. Jtooember 1890, I'M 3 llbr
Ndnnlfta9S, oae ganjc SrunoitM6, be0tnneno
an Der NOropei=Gde BON Iaca= mo SorreItroEe;
Damn noroorIit grerSeno an T0catrafe so Run, oanr
n0rouetlpdrts parallel NIT Sarreitrdte 100 llf sur
SprlH9zIlep, oGEn IIoDeIth 9renieEo an beiaete
auep oo UilB 6nr SarreltrdBe uno odnH ;um 9Hung.
9ruHo3ins au1 oteieS GrunofiH $50. Die GjebdMz
ldeiten bebeH ans orei oreiitodi9en iicselitcincr=
nen sepanocit mIt ;ipetltofl9eH cintersebiuoer,
IN 500, $40 uno S42, BacaitrlGe im NiHterarlno
oauon Elm Sneiitoti9es jiegsIiteinernee Wcbaupc,
9tr. S02, SGrrefrase, nit oaran eeleaenem ,ieoeiz
iteinernem Stall uno 9femiie. SaS Sbioe miro einz
Seln rertat nab ben obl9en 9aImmern I1o lit eiHem
9eredlten Irtbetl oes beia9ten @runoSiHes Don $50
unterporien.
9In lcetaeranntem Gage. 26. Topentber, I'M "a
ubr 9tahmttta9s, oas ganje 8ruuoiiid, eelcaen
an Der giorooitede ooH Grosz uro Scotttrafc nit Der
6ronte pom 21O Sue an @roBitraEe uno etlua 73 Elf
an Stotirafe. NGieIbe 1T 9rlnoSinsirei uno un6ez
bout mo mtro enmeoer gang ODER IN Sbeen pertauit,
le nadloem eS sur ,3cit bes Sertauis be9ebrt Miro
YIN FluH oleies uno oes Bacaz uno Sdrreitragenz
SrunoItllts taHn IN ben Slreaur iraeRo zines Der
Serpaler nab Dem 10. stopenlber einoeieben ueroeu
Sertdulsbehtrgun9en Warttit1noe bdur Slr oas
9Gnie dHoere Sisentgum y baar, Der He in et1s uno
nnPr Pl 10 fr4 Epf pftrbas SaE
&auierS; NbifIGss iHo pom Gage oes 9Serz
t9us an SiHstrd9eHo uHo mieH sur Suireoerbsit Der
Ssrlpnter 9ed]ert ein. SiEe aniGblun9 5000 aui
leoeH berStdHoe, eiHcs $50 ami icoes ocrGerrs
IpcHuc5, SGcas uno SarretrGbeu GuHbitilde, 800
an oas SrInoitnf an Sonobues 9ourt uno $500 on
oaS 0'uinotIt Ste Scottz uRb SroGitraSe, nenu i'm
8anSeH perauft, ober $50 on iebeh Ebeil, uenn eez
treHnt uertauit ipiro pom Sduier am 2age oes Serz
tauIs perlau9t
4brabam Sbarp, gtr. "a, SitzSerinotouftrofe;
Wpbcrt y. Srancc, 9tt. IS, Sit=yernotonitrafe;
genudter
SapIpr l. Dreamer,
(2SO,2) IuttlOndtoren.
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Gin Srici bon StdnlcD's Sol=
ntctIdter.

IsSo It III, 81. 9iouember. - Die pSGptis
ten Geiellihart" lit in ben Seib zines
Sd,reibenS 9liab Saroan'a, oeS iDriid)eu
0olmetidlerS Staulep'e, getommeu, mel
der i'm Suli 1888 geldrleben unO bt6ber
nod nid)t uer6iientlidt WurOe. Ser Sriei
bebauptet, baB DtaJor Sarttelot, Der 6iibz
rer Der gindbut, ole Wiittel gebobt babe,
ielne 2eute, pou peueH uiele ben 0uNgerstOo
ltarbeu, III retten, oaB er jebo6 Iles nid)t
get9au uuo Ieine lluter9ebeuen grauiam be
hanOelt haDe. Sir tletne &ergebeu babe er
linen 200 bis 800 S0iebe ertbeilen, ia, iie 10
Gar erid)icBeu laicu. Son 9 9eierteuren
StnulepS ieien Don Sdnnibalen nuige
ireNcn morOeu, mdbrenb nur smei oas Eager
crreidJt bdttcn. Spdter babe Der ginlOr be
ioblen, cap 8. 2. Samelou Su Slppu Sib
qebeu uuo GriaBleute holen ioQe. 9lui Dem
Ntarid)e oortbiu iei SamelOn begierig gene
len, ;u ichen, Iuie Die Gin9ebOreuen elnanz
DER aufireien. Gr habe Oaber ein 10 Sabre
alteS Diabhen 9efauit uno OieieS Den Gin
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ietbe au einen Snum gebuuoen, ;uei Ntal
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uuo in ibre SodtOpie getedt. ,iameOu
babe ild) iiber ben llnbild gefreut uno Bill
Der oauon uugeferti9t. 6r. Staulep erfldrte
0eitcru aui Seiro9en Oen Sriei fiir Gd)t.
5omeiou lei Ourd ieinen gSiiienSomit per
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Sap @n,tio nno oie "llnion=Saeiites
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q c w=D orf, 81. gtopember. - 6r. San
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mer0eu. 9tuhea Gage, San @uulp, Aler.
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W eft Supertor, SSISc., y. MOB
Der 9iuSitanO inter ben ya9erhduSs 2lrbcl-
tern 1T bteubet. Die @eiellld)ait beid)loB,
Die Toroeruugen Der Sagarbetter Su beruillI=
gen, uno bicrburf muOe ein gSeg ;ur iu-
irieoeniIclen0cu YOlung Der yobnlrage NIT
Den StuHoeuarbettern geebEct. Sle ucr-
laugteu uriprliuglid 40 GentS pro StuuNc.
alleln beid)loien, inter ben llmlldnocu nit
80 GeutS ;uIrieoen III letn.
& Srd5il, SnO., 2l. 9iouembcr. - Die
BON Den 6ubrlcuten uno Sa9orbettcru &c
itellte SorOeruug Der yobnerh0buug aui 81
pro Sag lit abgeidllagen mOrOen, mo Die
Nrbeter iiuo ausgeltan0en. Gma 200O
&erQleute inb arbeltSlo6 gemOrOcu.
Chicago, 81. 9tou.-9ie Sruitees Der
,GhiloS 9rerel GriuterS' '0ome SOM" cr=
nanutcu elu Somlte nit Ooltr @tmalt,
Yl1ue uuO Soc;iiirNtiOueu entgt9eniuueb'
men un0 Den Gonnatt flir baS GebduOe I'll
pergebcn. 9aS Gonlite beItcbt aus ben I0A1.
9lugut 0onatb, 9Saihngton, ,. s., ). ,.
&aughen, 0euuer, Sol, InO George III.
NiOrgau, gltlautn, @a.
Eh1la0 elpbia 21. 9topbr.-uY. u.
9ir. 1927, SrightS Of 2abor," bat Elm Gtrtus
lar ueronot, i'll Dem ale o6reuuNe Der S.-
belt" Qebeteu merOen, ttIne tNenpcu 81 fdus
len ooer ueytauien, Die bon Der 6lrnla ga
muel Sternbcrger & So. in hicitgcr Staot
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ben Union SiigIern bieier 6rnG nnO Den
anoeren &iiglcru, Die iid) meigcrn, oerllnlOn
bei;utrcteu, inn Die Seranlallung Sum 9r-
Las oieier 2(uiiorNerung. Dies Shriititid
puroc all alle ANemblte8 I'M Staote per-
lanOt.
Gebuuor, Ya., 2l. gtoUember.-0er
s. 9iitrift Der r9lmalgamateo 9tnOctatton
Der Giieu. uuo StaBlarbeiter" bat bcitlOis
ien, Die ;meite SabreSs@onpeution III biei=
ger Stnot nb;ubalten unO iOll 0icielbe am
is. MGr; 1891 beginner. Ser 9llmift nm
fuBt Oeu Oitlib bon Oem 9lIlegheng 9ebtrge
lic0euoeu Sbeil Der Ser. Staa:cn. Su sc
bonou bat Die 9lTiociatiOn nngeIdBr 400
MiitglleOer.
9tem . orr, 81. 9top.-@tna "a Bio.
| naiabrifauteu pobuten beute 9tadlmttta9
! elmer Seriummluug bel, I'M Serid)tc uber
| ben Iusitauo Der &ddlrer uno Gollrer eut=
/ QeQeu;unebmeu, meld)e eiueu 9-itiiubigen
! itnit luie biSbtr 10@zitiiuOiger 9trbeltstdg
uuo einen balbcn Seiertag am Sumitag bel
| gleid)cm yObn, lpie btober, uerlangcn. 800
Opcr 400 Arbeiter ilanOtn Dor clnlgcr 3elt
ans, uuo Die Sabrituuteu beritteteu bente,
OaB cine groBe 3abl Oerielben @ieoeranllels
lung inter SEN alien Seoingungen uerlau.
! qen. Die ScrIommluug beld)lOB, ge9en Die
! iihrinPu StriFfr ffif III blPibFU
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in frttiidlcm 3uitauo, Oueiu Die aupercd
nier inn nnRer (Ncinhr