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The advocate., 1890-12-24

PROCEDURE IN CASE OF TIE VOTEs.
Mr.. J. II. Barnes, Of Manhattan, sends
THE ADVOCATE the following from the
Kansas statutes OF 1869:
Sec. 3. II any two persons have On equal
number OK votes for any state Office, except
governor, lieutenant governor or for Tnem-
Der Of the senate and house Of representa-
tives, and higher number than any other
persons, the state Canvassors shall proceed
to determine by lot in the presence Of can
didates, etC.
Sec. Al. The two houses may determine
IL any two OF more persons have an equal
number Of votes for the same office, except
as provided in section 38 of this act and q
higher number than any other persons, tho
two houses shall by joint ballot determine
che election, and the president Of the senate
and speaker OF the house OF Representatives
ahall deposit in the office Of secretary OF
Btate a certificate showing what peTBOns have
been elected TO hll said Office.
The advocate., 1890-12-24
Go ON Ylslt.

Hero is a chance 20 90 home and visit the
old folks during the holidays. The Union
Pacific will sell on December "a, 25, and 81,
1890, and January /, 1891, round trip tickets
10 a1l Kansas and Nebraska points within
two hundred miles for one and one-third
fare FOR the round trip, good returning uD-
Oil january 5, 1891.
The advocate., 1890-12-24
THE NATIONAL COUNCIL.
Continued from arsi page.)


viSla1O the national meeting.
Frfsident Polk extended them cor
dial welcome and expressed the sincere
dsslre and hope that they would come
into our organization.
Resolution by Adams, Of Louisiana,
condsmning the state lottery, was read
and adopted.
The following kilograms we're received
and read and responses authorized:
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December2.
Il. L. POus, President;
Our frat0rnal delegates will convey greet
ing OF the knights of Labor 20 your cOnven-
ti0n ON Friday at any hour you designate.
L. V. PowDERLY
Boston, Mass, December 2.
NdttOnGl FGrmnTs' Alliance and Industrial
Union:
Tho Industrial Alliance Of New England,
sends greeting 10 the Farmers Alliance.
Accept congratulations upon significant
victories won. United efforts means sue
cosg for 1892. We are Iapidly mastering for
the fight. q. +. WAsHBURN, President
That portion Of the presidents mes
sage referring TO the business effort, was
referred 10 the business agents for con-
sldsFatiOn.
A committee Of Eve was appointed on
order Of business: M. d. Davie, OF Ken
tuCky; j. II. Beeman, Of Mississippi;
Walter Muir, Of North Dakota, f. G.
Blood, OF Illinois; and s. A. Houston, Of
West Virginia.
The following committee on presidents
message was appointed; L. f. Living
gtOn, Of Georgia; s. B. Alexander, Of
North Carolina, and j. P. Buchanan, Of
Tennessee.
A committee Of FIVE was appointed to
consider special communications, and on
Invitations and such other matter COM
Ing under this head, and make suitable
response In behalf Of this body. Carried.
And the following committee appointed;
l.. F. Livingston, Of Georgia; U. s. Hall,
Of Missouri, James Blakeley, Frank Bur
kstt, Of Mississippi, and Col. Robert
Beverly, Of Virginia. This committee is
known as conference and special invita-
tOn and communication committee.
Communication from the Interstate
Mississippi River Improvement and
LGvee Association read and referred.
Communication from Farmers Mutual
Benefit Association read and referred.
Communication from National Anti
Monopoly League
Communication from railroad com
panies, rendering free excursion to dele
gates aud families over the state, read
and referred TO committee Of three, on
excursions and invitations, r. +. Rogers,
OF Florida, w. L. Peek, Of Georgia, and
W. W. Prigg, Of Indiana.
A committee Of flve was appointed on
mileage and per diem: James Blakeley Of
Kansas, Joe s. Barbee Of South Carolina,
r. @. Betty, Indian Territory, Knepper
Of Pennsylvania, and Mcdowell of Ten
nessee.
The supreme council then took a re-
cess until Tuesday morning, Mt 8 Jam.
SECOND DAY.
Meeting called TO order at $50 a. M,
President Polk In the chair.
Minutes Of yesterdays meeting read
and approved with the following amend
ment, chat portion Of the resolution re-
ferring to delegates from state organiza.
tious be accorded privilege on the floor
The advocate., 1890-12-24
.lolna wILh Do ooLkon auoaLIon.

doing with tho cotton question.
Committee appointed composed Of
Messrs Livingston, TAlbert and GrOce
Delegations from fraternhl organiza.
tions were received and escorted 10 the
rostrum. These we're Messrs. ]. d. Hol-
den, Frank Williams and Gen. Rice, rep
resentlng the CItlzens' Alliance Of Kan
sas; W. II. Carsey, Of Washington, d. O.,
representing the Anti-Monopoly League,
and A. II. Gallahue, representing the
Workmans' Reform League. Short ads
dresses we're made, expressing a deair
for closer union, between the order and
these organizations, and asking that
committee he appointed TO confer with
them. Response was made by Brother
Carskadon Of West Virginia.
A committee was ordered appointed 90
follows: p. b. Maxson, II. L, Louchs,
j. l.. TAlbert d. r. Allen and W. II.
CankadOn.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Called to order by President Polk at
$50 pm.
The committee on mileage and per
diem was instructed 10 fix mileage at the
rate Of 3 cents each way by the nearest
route, and per diem at 81 while 10 actual
attendance.
Committee on alliance literature Ap-
pointed A. +. Meye, P. II. Hanoy, W.
s. McAlliater, W. Corey and H. O.
LouCks.
Resolution adopted requesting the
president TO appoint one delegate from
each organized state TO the Southern In.
terstAte Immigration convention, 10 be
held at Asheville, North Carolina, De-
cember II TO 10, 1890.
A committee Of three was appointed
TO recommend a design for a national
emblem or pin: Newell, Alexander and
Secretary Turner.
Resolutions Of thanks TO President
Rogers OF Florida, and citizens OF Ocala
we're adopted.
Brother Pickler Of South Dakota, was
invited to address the meeting. He said
he visited the National Council TO ascer-
tain what legislation the farmers would
urge in the present and next Congress,
and that he was ready 10 serve them. He
stated that the sub treasury plan was In
the hands Of the ways and means COM
mittee In the House, and OF the finance
committee Of the Senate, and he believed
action would DO taken when urged by
this body or Legislative committee The
sub-treasury plan was the best for the dis
tFibutlon Of issues Of money yet pro-
posed.
Moved and adopted that the president
and executive committee be instructed TO
prepare such amendments as in their
opinion are necessary TO be made TO the
constitution, the same TO be submitted at
the next annual meeting Of the National
Council.
Adjourned till next morning.
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PROCEDURE IN CASE OF TIE VOTEs.
Mr.. J. II. Barnes, Of Manhattan, sends
The advocate., 1890-12-24

That distressing disease, the piles, is
speedily relieved and cured by Ayers
Pills.
The advocate., 1890-12-24

Superior penmanshlp, Topeka BuS.COll.
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RatiEeT.G .Goupenttots.

8aHfass @itp, Ru., q. San. - Die
uSnteruatioaale 8adflefnIeger. uub Wtaurer.
uatoa" bdlt bier TIRE @onneution ab. Der
Sabrssberidt setst eine MttsLieber3abI oon
SO, cine 3unabme bon II, ,234 TN Ies'
ten Sabre. 1914 Unions bQbeu Berttte eia'
geiauSt unb nur s es uatertGfsn. 754 qtit'
9Iieber pHrben Igipeubirt, SO aHaaeIdIufsn
uab 95 Degsn ilnfabisfstt ntGt aufsenomz
nth; 334 tratsn fretUilis aus, 1890 ftua
uleber anfgenOmuen tporben. 1886 Wtt'
slieter fnO seseupartts beidaftist unO 26,s
ll5 ousar AFbstt; 1873 ftarbeu. TetoriId3e
5ca6s stsbt es I'd ben beridie0eHen Stabtsu
1854. i3ablenbe RitgIie6er 58,823. SIN
I.ateu Sabre flub $3.50 fir Strites ueraIa'
0abt noroen nnO $247, 142 fiir llntaraits
3nues5pede. 9as @eiddft 9tug i'm IeBteu
Sabre sut. Die NEsF4tea fitr Die tOmmeaSs {
5aiion fiab nOr3itglid1.
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Gtaot 8aLtiu,c u.

Su @bren Der beibea BoFmets
fer, bes oubeHauHten 6rn. TraaF 8roua
ure eGS ueueruaautel prn. gS. SS. Sol1iol,
gob bic - SrOmn TrlteruaI Segiou," sereu
gtitalieoer gum grBSten Sbeil bic AR1efeu
ten oes hteTaeu Bcfamtss itub, cine uluffa=
EtGIe &teatunterhlltuH3 nit 5aH3 i'm ,&OHs
coroiasSpernsQuie." @Is Gon}erts 8tl,aeut
fuHattte 5r. 9. g8. 3oIemaH, inn. Die
ylummern bes Broeramal3 murau NIT 9,s
iGmad 8eDGbIt, uno S0rtgGge ton Ed.Gmma
2tBi SLu. u. 5. DlGg, 6g5 oDrpbeus Guar
tetts," 5ru. .. 8. 5c9u9, 5rI. +. 8. 80ob
unb bes ,,gcma, 3ubT. Serat1s" i. Gu9egsa
fanben BET ben NiuFitsuEsru noblusrbisutea
Sgiiau.
Sebr amiIant nirfte etue 6umorifii5e
SorIeIuug aus bem SaAeubube bsS auarIs
fnnii@au Sumrriiieu BON S0tteg 5HaoeH,
Marf SpGiu, ton 6rn. Tbo8. 8eunett,
8er iemaIs bas Slid bate, ben UOrarmdbu.
ten 9umoIifeH Don AngeItdt gu IuaeTQt Su
iebea uu6 fd4 az IeiIem ugFrGftigeu pumor
ueuen 2ebausmutb guIulad)eu, Der miro bic
0aGIGIUen begr5tfen, tDeld]e geferu 4beuD
cas- ,,Goncor6ia Sperubaus" eridtitterteu.
Had1 ben Recttnttone Sortrd9en begaan De:
Bod, peIder bis Ipdt in bic yiGGt hiReja bic
auSerleieue @eisGiGaft DeEstutc. au etnem
bereu TbetI; BoRmeiier SranP 8ropn,
6iIfspOilmeifter Capt. s. 8. Eentou, 9uS.
BalfteIb, Sranf 6. Rtcobemns, Carroll
6reebrrger, SGauf Suitb, Iti4ael &aua5q
unO gR66re.
8raub. - Sin Itarm BON Saasn gfr-
AS nm 10 Utiuutel Uor u llbC lief gcFerJ
Abtub bic SeuaEmehr ua9 6em 94ubla0en
bes 6IA. Sol. Frae In Y2t. AT, ylOrO ,@HtaDz
FraBe; tie SlammefI mGgeu Ia etHem biater
hem 2Gben belegauen 3tmGer iufo!ge zines
ttbtrheiSteu Siens auegebIOGen uuo riQteteu
uuteE ban 2e6erborrdtbau Eao fertiaeH 5buz
ben etHeH S4GoGn BON etpa $500 an. Bo'
Iisift S0i. 9uott eutbedte ben 8raab NIB gab
ben gIaru.
@inuube6eIteu6Gr Braub brad
gGfeIu 4ben6 inr3 bOr lIbE i'm ,. Stod,
melfe bee BON Johu Saline bamobutea pau,
fee, ylF. 1920, Guboagfla5a. aus. d,
0urdl eiuen alarm bon 6em Satin ytr. 238
Bu ollie serufeue Seueruebr lOidte bte6iam-
men, uadoem Elm SaG0en Don etua $40
augeriGtet mar.
Bon eiuem SrrituHtaeR GngH
grtffeu. - 8orgeferu RadmittGa uarOe
Der gBaTter sBidarb BON bem Iueg92ngs
Gouut1, ,SrreuairI (U}b.l 0urh etuen Sliafeu
Der gninIt, Charles Song, augegriiiea un6
NIT eiuer Rette am aopIs Hno AGrpeT 10 b5ie
sugeridtet, oa6 er bas &emuBtetu beElor.
@r empfu9 etue 3Ol lauge Buu5e an
S61bel uno ietu 9efidlt 1T Grg berteet. Die
anUdel fin0 OerreHtt, uR0 auBeEbem t0tia
Der G1rper nod cine san3e NuBa5I gBunSen
0uf. Yong if eHtpti4t uHo Dal6ert ta cen
Bergen umber.
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ToEmaIDggrbGttsta8 ta etaer 8sfsk-
nebRnnA

Bismard, g.sD., 81. Sauuar. - Die
2egiflntnr BON R0ro'8atota eutbdlt cine
grGBere an3atl Sarner, oeaeu es 6urduus
nibt Iteb mar, bag ourG bic 8equsmII9tst
Der @tuofaten uub fdcti1eu gtitglteber bic
geietseberij6en Irbeiteu 10 iebr II bic 0duse
Qe3c0en ruurbeu. yiad 1teIen oergeb0lea
anlireHgnug.u Gpur6e Igste g8o9e Elm 4as
trag aiugebraG5t, bas bic QtsisLatur fifl mn
ltr Dl0raeHs BeriammeIu uab nit Iluterz
bre6uug elmer StuRbe fir sgau1n nm Dttt.
taa tis gbeut8 I'M lIbr In Sisr1s ietn
ioQ. 3ie G65Ofateu betru6tatau ben aGtrag
nls eiutn I1le6teu g8ib uaS fttmaiten Inn
i'm @poB 40. sc puroe ieeo5 bitterer GEHft
oarGus. Die 6armer fiibrten gefferd ibre
9tohurQen nEe MO beriammelleu fi9 Dor
Eageeonbrud. Die 5isnug ees 6auies be-
conn nm uhr fgiib. giuige NttaItsbsr
tatten fiG bereite ssugefuuoeu. sc mar nod
buuteI i'm Sauie, nls Spre@er Beumnu Die
Sttuug er6fnete. GIeyt 6aniIton uerIas Die
gamlas2iae bel aerSeaItttt, l6 Ritglieber
untmnrteten bem Eufraf. Ser Seraeaut.at.
arms rurbe beGuftragt, bic SabIsn6eu Der.
bei,uIdaffeu. @r oerbaftete Iie tteiIs TN
8eit, tbtile bei'm SrdpRiid ober no ar fle
trof. g6Itesi4 fam eiu QHorum 3u
StouEe,
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8rGu0e4

uuionoiIIe, Io., 81. Sanunr. r.-9as
grDse reue gBohrbaus bor 2ut5sr NcGnI'
mont branute gefern Oh, uno Ieine beiabrte
Nutter unb 3fpet aiubeE f1b berHn9Itdt.
Der Sater Der Eiuber ti 1or @rRnI BEN
RabHfnu uabe.
ct. 2ouis, 81. San. - Cine Spa3ta[D
bepei6e aus Sttotpa, 9ns., ingt: s9as etna
1000 ginDobuer 3dbIeuoe StdbtGeu llttca,
msI1ee erft i'm Iesteu Son1tner Habe3u ger.
fort nurte, 1T beute Wcrgeu bon elmer 3peis
ten Ferersbrunf beim9eiutt pOrbeu. Ser
8rano entfnnb In Goughlin'S BlrbtelTube
rnb ferfDrte bas geinmmte @ei9ditsbteriel.
Sic Ftuerpebr mar benz nfitbenSen Clement
geqsrtiber mnGtLos. I'm msitsn gaihdOigt
purteu bic 90. 6ar3et & Comp, QeoEarb &
Comp, 3. &. NGbben, &. 81. 2eLanb, 3.
e. SanIep unb 8. q. &auebltu."
gBiIntugto n. Del, 81. San. - Rcs
@Gbe & &arragb's 3fiaSb6I3heuzSa5yEf bier'
ielbf If beute Gbenb 6urh Seuer 3erf0rt
uorben; @6Qbeu $4,000.
- Die QroBeH 99eunen uub Stauuugen
bes Sru. Gleris Dupont am 8ranbputue,
cberhaIb gBilmiugtou, tpurosn beute Nbeuo
etneedi6ert; 10 Bferbe uuo II Gtiid Rtu6>
Steb HGneH In ben 8lammen nm. Der S4as
ben nirb anf $12, 900 perani9Iagt.
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glesu.@nrFer RadlrEntets.

NeWsDort, 21. Sanuar.-Siaat gOfs
roeb nu,6e gefsru Gbenb in ieinem 3iu'
mer, Nr. 16, 6iTffrOse, bemuBtIo8 aHfges
fuubeu; iain S1laifatnerab lag toot ca Der
Seite. Der Nnna mar bur6 RcbIeuaas er'
ffidt. 2cdpocb ftarb beate Ilor8en eben'
fnle.
- 8te ,,HatiouaI Ifociattoa son 6dubs
Iern NIT umeritGniiGeu llbren" btelt beRte
tire iGbtIite SerIaumtuns uub ernIbIts tire
bieEeIieen Seau1ten nieber.
- Die arfregusg uuf benz GQumwous
Iarfte bat beute bic b09Fe StIie felt Sab
rem errst1t.
- Die ugBeRern luton" bat in gcIse bes
9rosen Sturmes uur eineu DRAFT Spii9en
Chicago unO San 5rau3Isco.
- seth 81. Sobaiou, Elm 1buOfat tn Scr.
20, 2BGuhrGSe, touree beute inter Der Be
i6uItt8nng Der GdIidung berbGitet; er io0
nit berl &biueien @bu Sing, neldler dime.
fiGe 9onflente nm $4,000 bei4DtUoeIte
une ftd iett in ben Eombs In untetiu@uuss,
bait tffroet, Inter elmer 8ade aeftedt babeu.
Gr tsfnoet Fide aagen $1,000 Bfgsiaaft fir
ietn @EiGeipen bcr geriGt auf freiem SIs.
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GJts SooteesIaHbteG e33tRG0 aus
Der SSrreneai3aIt t&R0 FoRsass
SeTttiSuTfto SaATftG.

untontonn, Ba., 81. Sanuar. -
SautS g8. Worrom, tpd9er friiber in Scottz
bale Iebte uno ant 5. SanuaS 1889 aus oer
Srrenabtbeiluna 6es yDeFmorslauO @ountp.
Some" entiprau9, III, bon ieinen Augsb0rigeu
ldngf toOt 9eslaubt, am Sonnabsnb in llaionz
tOmn tpisber aufgetcuht. St muroe I'M Triibz
iahr 1887 irriinnt9 unO 3uerf nadl Dirmoht
uub ipGter in baS o@ountpsSome" aebrabt,
aus tpeldem er breimal enthob, oocb ie6es
Dial pieNer geiaugen unS Suriifgebraft. @r
beitnoet iid ieBt bier bel ieinenl 8ruber B.
9. Morrorp unO ideint pollitGuoiq perniinftla
su iein. Gl8 er bo8 lebte Ntal eut1ob, 10
tr5Ghlt err mar er entid)lOfen, ii6 ri9t uie6er
iau9eu 81 laiien. @5 mar bitter falt uuo ba
er MIR iehr biinne Sleioung, ein 81ar BQntof.
feln unb baunlmollere Strimpie ttuq, hate er
bon teut &etter bel gu lei0sn. Gr ainQ
brett nadl lluiomomn, fanO ietodI feinea
8luSer, BEL iuflden er jebt III, nidIt auf unO
ttgab fid barauf in Die Bsrge, inbcm er Sen
gBeg bis Si0 Carolina su 6uB n1adlte. Dit
gonSe 3tit iibcr bat er iid) ans 6ur4t, eutbcdt
uuo iii bGs Gipl, melde8 CT prabideHt, Suriif
qebradlt 81 perbsn, buielbq auf5ehnlten unb an
einem 8ergpsrf aeartGjtet. @r tit reihlid nit
geo beriebeu uno geoentt fid eiuitucilen BEL
ieinsm SyuOer bier unf3pbalten.
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9yGGuEsra&ir4 oss 0oarerse4rS
bon g3etp SeSeefeO.
etfne gp.fanft ernnaehrt yanhIs.furm,

Stenton, N..S., 81. Snnuar. - Die
Sdau9uTatton bes gum 90uusggeur oes
Stadies JIetu'Serien ernablten 6ru. 9eol
Gbbett aefaItete fid3 Al eirer groBnrttaen
;Seier. Die re9eIniBigen unn Spelialjitae
Eatten bon Guen Seiten ees Staates etue I'm
mense 8eir@er aebra1t. 70 ba6 bie StraBen
gfgen 10 llhE beHte SorntttG9 faft unpaiRCbar
mgreu. 2ns StGGtsfapitoi, Die 0fFeItli9eu
@ebGnee lub Gie Meh3abI Der tibri9en SGa'
fer prnraten i'm Slagaeni6mude, nno 81
8rBehoen 5ogen unter Borllmarld bon
@uftiCOlps bic beri4ie6euen Sroani atiuuen,
DelGe 9efomn1en rrarGn, un an Der SaGu'
guratiOaspara6e tbeiT3unebmen, burGI bic
CStaot. Die Barabs forulirte fid 9egen IL
rbr In SGpitoI uR6 biIbeten bas 8. Battalion
beC gfattCnalgarbeu, neIdlem ftd3 bic y6emOs
frati!9e 2tgG iuHser Widuuern BON SrentOn
uuo Ger DBaul SuIaue'@lubn bon Wepart
oniblohen, bic erfte Htoifiou. Sn Der 3ruets
ten tparen L. u. Die ,Ss0bert Batterion. NfiQs
ciattrr," bic ybemotrotii9e 2iga" bon BbiIa.
oelpbia unO cine aHjabL SrganiiattoHsn Don
Serisps&itn, NetnarF, &ambeu unb Gnberen
StGeten. Seionbers tDurSe Sie ,,SOel Bar
fersG GfoCiaticn" BON ReGrarf nit Raaor6l1z
ues az ,ber Spise, ioute Die =, S'gieil.2lfiOs
ciatiCA" BON Serieps@ltp nit Regifer 3.
SieIber Iebbnft begriiBt. @apt. g6nrles q.
Sanforh bon bier fnuairte aI58r0Bmarl9a
I'm &apitoI befiegen 8ounerneur Green uuo
iein 9tab msbrere ofTeue sBaaeu, tpG5relb
pr. Abbitt nit ietuem Bri1atIetretGr "a Der
gE0bEung bon General ggm. Stv9ter iib
bem 3uge anidIoR. Die Dedsn Der Berbe
ieines gSageas trugen bic 2SOrte: ySuo=
i0E= =Geuntp." I'm 2O00 BeriOnen perben Iid
On Der PNraSe betbeili9t babea. @egea IL
ubr Iargte Der j3Hg tn yEGnl0r's 0perIs
bans" on, auf befen Sti5ue 6ie Senats' uuO
GifemblpmttBlteber Rlat geuommen bntteu,
mGbrenb in Giuer Der 2ogen @rs@Ouueraeur
BebIe unb 8unbeaieuator gicBaerIon iaseu.
rater bem brauienbeR NpfIaue Der 0as
Sbeater bic Gnf ben lesteu Blns fituenoen
Neuse bGtrGt 4r. albeit bic 3ihue, nib
,.rerb BON hem llfer bes ScIapare Die Salut'
i5Gfe beriber tonnerten. Der BraFosat
bes Senuts, pr. Reoius, er0fnete Johann
bic tigentIidbe Seier. Baftog Or. Samuel
Stohbtforb iprad bas @ebet, tuGrauf 6r. 40
bett ber Sbe1ri3ter SeasIep ben Imtseib
0blegte. gr.@ouuerneur Green iibercei6te
Johann BEN 9ounernenr Ab0stt baS groBe
GtGGteFsgeI unb fle[Ite TIN bem Brdiibenten
tee Genats9 unb ben Nttgltebern Der 2egis.
Iatnr Dor. Steranf belt goup. abbstt eiae
Suaufura.ionsrehe, nOrauf Bafor Geo. ..
gRigbt ben Segen ipre4. Spaer CAB @rs
@onbernenr @Teen TN pGreEtonbonIe" fir
goubelEeur Ibtett uub eiriige f5reunoe Elm
tleines @fen, tpornuf @on0erleur Ibbett
etnen Sf?ntEiGeH &mpf1T9 In SapttoE C5'
bieIt.
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@eImnaener snmfnnel.

SinOlaD, 8, u. Sanuar. - Sin Iebr
fein nuSicbenoer 9err, ipelder ftdp &. $. 9e.
loe rGunte unO fi6 fir einen Qqenteu Der
nSurtSolller SmprOOemeutz Comp" au8gab,
bat hter eiren erfolgrei6en S1pmbeI in Siene
geiaBt. @r tridJien in Der oSarredi 0tQnu.
faclnlin9 Comp" unb tauite fir $3.50 eiuen
Boiteu Robrinfrunente, fir meldleu er einer
@tncunnatier E8ed)iel, auf $1,000 lauteno, in
3ablung CAB. Der ggent Der @eielli6aft, 6.
s. giu3eu, nabn ben gGe6Iel an nnb be;ablts
ben lteberlduR BON $3.50 baar aus. 9taf
eintacH Sa9eu lam ober Der gSed,IeI ais tperth
los Suriid. Die SnItrumente naren ntdbt Qb.
geian0t iporOen uno tpuroen MN natiirlitl aud,
5urud gebaIten. 9eiole III in;miIden ielbfs
berhGnoIid] peritwunOen, uab Die @eieai9att
If I'm S4lO hRtrnner
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desperate GItdBt ttttes oGi&EfG5en
GS6EoerS.
Gs ipEIHkt Sos eiasm SaBaau8e An0 fsEeIdlt
cen ESaIo,

&Odefer, 81. g., 21. Sanuar. - Sine
9epeide aus Corfu III bieiem Staate mslOet,
boB Aeute Olorgen Elm @efargenw, Der BON
gIianeiota nad 9leUsDorF gebradt unO bort
al DeutIdlanb auS3eltefert perben iollte, Don
BEN 8abr3uge geiprungen unO entfomu1su if.
Der Beantc bate Inn bic Son0ideIen abge=
ronmer, I'M i'm mad Dem Speiie. @aggo i
gu brirger, melde getegenbeit er benubte un6
pom 3uqc iprang. Ser 3ug mndte 80 Otei.
len Die StunOe, aber man lab TIN aEfIieben
unO hcn sSal0 errei6en. Der 0taun iit %
Sabre alt mo bat in 9eutiaIal.o einen GRorO
beqanaen.
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sGrneiter ensneEmInSTefs.

SQnbur0, &0nn.I q. San. Sn6lF.
huuSert Sutmadler, bte in Il pon beH Is bic.
fiaeu Geiddften beiGiitigt Huc, mzTeeu btute
ItrTseu nuI9 bic 8abrjiaatea ausgsiG!SHsu.
Der ,,Bereiu bsr 6iutiber" ulr6 in isiHer
teutissu Stsung entideioaa, Oh Die arbsj
ter ecn Wlerriit & Comp, peI5e eiaeu Ssr'
trae ueiIabt babeH, shre 5tsaune beoaupten,
cbsr sur Qrbeit autcdtsbren mhfeu. 2Begu
pc fib fir grReres enti9sibeu, 6ann metosu
boIS 5000 unbeIGGftist Ieiu un0 9Qnedra's 8
SGupiiuoaEris DirS bFa6 Iisseu,
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sgrbetteFptrrea tsater cen gss9srn
ttt EIprSNa.

NpaI d tcoIa, 6lor., q. SauuQr. =
Die btefisen Sd9emihlen beiddftisen gr0Btelt-
tbeils giegsr. SOr einigen 3agen bielten Die
9ieser cine Seriamnluns unb bei9loiien bDbere
Q66ne 81 foroern unb MIR ;eAu Stunoea tdq.
lid 81 arbeiten. am 0iontag ueigerteu iiG
Die 9teger on bic Grbeit 81 geben uao mebrert
Miibien iteuten ben Setrieb ein. Die nidt
ausftsbenben Ne9er usrboteu Spei anberen in
SsunsNp's Wlhble 81 arbeiten. @elfern Qben9
muree einer in ieinem 5auie meublinqs ers
uoreet. Die nod arbeiteuoen 9ieeer hgfiird,teu
nrSbsre g8irrer, 0u bic Reser iiil beuaffnsu.
Der Souoernsur 1T eriu4t ruOrssn, Grupper
81 iGideu.
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Gin fnIEGher Gnelrtntttt.

Eittle g 0 d, 2(rf., u. Sanuar. - @iu
neuer 0anOitfutnoeI 1T bier ioebeu entbiQt
tporbcn. SOr ungefabr e6s 0}onaten tanhtc
etn Mann in 2Sbite.@ @ountp auf, pelder iid
Charles nannte uno ii9 Die @uuit bes Srtsz
gelIlIld)en, be8 Bafors s. 81. GbunneQg, 3u
erruarben peritauo. 9teiem tbeilte er i'm Ser
trau3u nit, baB er Elm en9liider @oelmann nns
8eiiBcr eine8 Sern0gens bon $1O0, 900, 900
lei. Der @ei1ltfe ging in Die Safe nno feQte
ieinen neUeu SreunO ais oertrauensuoue Der.
i0nldteit Dor. @barles tanfte brei d0ne
6armen, erbielt ote Gefstitel uno oerpraf
ben Serfdufrn an einen geluilien Sage ben
Sauiprct8 Su bejublen. 8er abcr uid1f fam,
lpor Charles, uno Die 9eprellten 6urner babeu
ma N}nd,IPhfr
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&uS Dem s,OttuFsISt, bINtFaIn
Rr4tit0e.H

6 attlet8burg Sp., 81. Sanuar. -
q. 81. Song, Elm &Onfabler bon @upanOOtte
&ountp, tpurbe am Gonntag 2l5en6 BON ctni'
gen Rauibolben eruor6et uuo ieiue Satin
id)mer permunbet. Gin gtadbar entoedte, oaE
bic Soroertbiire bes 6auIe8 erbrod)eI mar; er
trat ein unb fanb Song uno feline 6rau in IT,
Gem gIute auf ben getlen Itegeu; Ser Wauu,
ben mebreren Sugeln ourdbObrt, mar tOOt, bic
6rau bate oa8 8eipuBtietH UerlOreH. @tau
9iaubt, baB cine 2ln3ahI iuc9itimer SAuapps-
brenner bic Dt0r6er maren &nbTe alaubeu,
6aB bas 8erbreden Don Der 9atftclO' '0tc&ops
Sanoe teganqeu tpur6e.
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g@Ie34 ams 0ejauener sSr4D art

gfe 0ort, 81. Sauunr. 8arnen
2eUsui0n unb GGt anHere @nmnli. Grbeiter
tQmsn mad pGafle.@arbsu" uao perIausten.
uaG England auriidssihtdt gu Derben, pOu
no fe nuf SerauI6fung bes 6abrifantea
3bornas 8oDIp Ia RanGtRer tterbar getom.
men ieien, nm fir btfin S9Dager, 8cbert
Sap, in ben udfOIiG, ,RuSbers SBorf5" ~ ar'
beiieu. Wen bate ibuen $50 pTo g8o1e uer.
iproGsu, aber nur $18 bejabIt, unb bauou
no9 has &eiieseIo n5seBOgen. al8 iis PFC,
tetirteu, tuurben fie eattafsu. Sie oeria1-
ten, anterspo grbeit au fabsu, aber Ulras.
beus. SIN 0Gafles murpsu fia az,
estuieisu, itG au ben 6afeu. &oGIettor Su psu.
Ten, neil er Ser StuBise isi, eer &tpGS fiE
fie thuu i1uue.
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mo,,bn,nrS II, gnstottannlts.

SubtanRpOIis, Snb., 81. Saauar.-
Geftern abeub ipraug ein gteger auf bic
Jront .4lGttfogm etues StGbtbabI'Wag9oas
Der GGutbFbefrase, OerIeete BEN &atI9eE
eiuen WiefereiG nn6 eHtIam benR nit befieR
@sl6faFen. Ser RaggOn par bon bon Pai'
icgteren, ueLd5e nidbt eber @tmas n1erttea,
ais bic ber &uti4er BERN bic 3tt9eI ftnfen
IieB uub 3uiammen6raG. Rebrere 6erreu
uadten fiG1 jur Serfcl9uug Ses 8aubm0r.
ters emf; teTieIbe batte absr etneu su groBeu
Soripruug.