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Ser GeInmarft.

Nep.Dort, 10. Snui. - EoIaenses
Ruo bic Shlnsuctirunaeu: @eIt erSffnete an
Sf-44 uub idIos IN Bro;eut.- SterIi 40.
28ediel S4.854 uuf iedssig Ease uuo S4.871
auf Sttt. Suubes. O6liaatiSnen: 4 pro,.
l22, 4a'prca. 1OS, S.proS. -. Nftien:
Nbame erprss $50, Central Buciftc "a,
&beiapeaie Sbto %, @rie 26i, Ditto Bricr.
IS, Sliucis Central 1l5a, sate S6ure
1111, Stem Series Central 124f, Rcrtb.
Meferu 1893, Ditto Bricr. 143, Weu. .y)urt
Central 109t, Sbic WiiHihppi 2Si, Ditto
Brior. 65, Yittsburg 155, 8eabiua 444,
ct. Bant 74s, Ditto Yriar. 1l8s, Bsfsru.
Union 85.
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@eFt@tsper0 4npIARaen.


Criminal @ertdt. - (Sor @i9tsr
9tepa,t.) gBegeu 3teBRabIs: gteser GaD.
renee &. Simms unb Negar gbas. s. Blair,
aiebgrgeldIaQeR. - gBeaeu lle6ertretuna 6es
SpirituoIen9eiebee: 5obu 0tc ZRahou, &iage
srIIfgesogen. - Guf Der GeatRrauoe fiir
beute feEeu fOtgeube Baae: Suite TiIber
tSegeu SaIteus zines Boroells; Sobu Pars
ueH, grtbHr Coates, 9eorgtanna Brice, gs=
germ Garab BaGace, 9eger gBiqtam 9aUts
uHb 8Obert geIts tpsseu 8iebfabIs; 8i4.
9Gup, NegeT Sobn Green, Geo. y. Gum
DaIt, 5rieor. 9libeul0nia, albert 2niotte,
8rteor. ghiduer, sEtlb. 3. Srei9, yfatbau
S5. Siub, &onrGb Sautsrban uno g9i!beIm
Betu DegeR 0tubeR0ruua; @mtl 9letu, anoE.
Cooper unb Wartin s. 0fepunIbs treaen
giorbongriffs; yieger 2Ouis Seuuiion wegen
unfttIi6en Gugriffs; gIifabeth Cooper uub
gieaer CHARLES s8tli0u Uegen tbdiItheu I'm
9rtffs; SpbH Gounerp, Reger Sobu Balomin,
Nlnn Bennett In6 91obert Reuaert pegen
uebertretaug bes SGaHI9eietes; 2ouis Dahl
uer uuo gfeger gBm. o. SronR UeBeH
Saufrsns obue 2tceuB.
g8aijeuS8erih - (8or ben Ri1z
tern 2tubIah, Gnrs HnO gbnarb8.) 3u Ge'
femente5oufrgderu eraanut Charles aooLpb
Stmon In BEN Saue ben Sobanna SO. Sis
mon, Uiarn 8. armfroug In bemienigeu bon
&Iii0betb SO. Qar6p uub Dlurs 8. GteIbs IN
osmieuigeu Don GOuiie BieIbs; Sbatlee p.
2atrCbe OILS Berpalter Gss gfadlafee bon
eleanor .. 9atrobs eiugsiest; 9a5entaruers
Btt@Rt1e eiugereidt In ben BdleH uou gttto'
lnus 8ihere, 2pOia Boniu Hub 6eiurt@
8auterid; SermaItuuesberitte geuehmigt In
ben 5GIlea BON @uen 2ujhbauab, Sob. u.
SoeeI, @bDin 8. @nler, S5iepI R. 5ptn'
beu Hnb Sermauu RerrOtb; SerfGuf sensh'
mtat In bem SaIIe BON Soiepb 8. 5Dtu6ea.
Stabts Seri DIT. - (80r &thter 9ars
lcu.) u. B. Radeu uISer g8u. g. 5ocper
g. SSbHe, fIiiber beri5tet, ui5t beeubet.
SHpertorsGert@t.- - (Bcr &iHter
BbsIps.) Rice wiaer Die JnbObsr bon Sonos
BON BGaosr, fribGE beri9tet, psftri&eu. Der
islbe niber bic n&tpfoue'R Rutuals Benefit
aHtciationh S0u &nentOnG, So, iriber be-
rtGtet, Serbitt nEf Susi SInsepInGts bin u1f
ie $597,70.
SHabessDt DtRrtEtsaertdt.-(Sor
Ridter Di0rris.) ReSna, megeu llatert9Iaa
eappI frBRer bsTi4tst, pi&t beeubst,
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aie eentraI.ameritaniIas GunfaaeratIot.

Gan Snan, 10. Suni. YrdfSeut
ben @ofa.Ricu bot bic Sei4ltiiie Der i'm O's
tober poriseu Sabres tn gan SaIueoor ass
eekaItenen @onfereu3, meLd1e auf eiueu ceris
fral<nmerifauiiden Stoateubuno abtieIeR,
NIT Sorbebalt ter .3uitmmuug bes @ongreI'
fec, gut9ebetseu. SaSegen ptq Ct cine
Gcmmiifon In bic anberen betbeiligtea &s.
publifsn idideu, peI9e etue SerbeferuRa
6ee @utpurfee betptrfen ioG. Su benieIbeu
IpIlen aufaeuomG1en irerben EeRmmuugeu
be3igIiG Der YrssfEeIbeit uab Der 5ihstInS
Nes 9ebens Der BIrger. iOtpie Der regeImdBtz
gen @rueuerupe Der 0ffent!!&eu @epaIteu -
mas In bem gntmlrfe ieb!t.
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Gine !Gnrfe

Nn Tle, ueId1e an ben 5SoIsen ron SuaenoTfn6en,
n.rDofer ShDdde, iriibem Berfna. 8erIuf Der Ulan|
uestrafi II. (. NJ. Ietbeu, ienbe i'd T fenfyet etn
Ge,,pt bas ic furir Dieiss arost SeiImitteI uur0s
nofl einem Y3iitondr tn Sde sIrsrif1 ent5tdt.
edidt abreifres @onpert an Situ, Seicse z, SanGh,
Gtaaoa o. Rsiu'gerh&ttos
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0erm0itiI llm0eroer'5 W1rher.

SRbteua, 3D., 10. Suut. - Die @!@
braber HiceIs, peI9e tpesea Der @tmorbuu9
Zee Sarmers llmberser oerurtbeiIt ftab, batea
Gtnen SrieI ton tbrer Shpsfer erbalten,
pOItn bieIe tbuen mittteitt, bas I'D, Die tpirts
ltbeu NDroer gefunOeu b6tteu. Gin Srtez
sensrinter, befeu RGmeu fie uiGt ueunt,
bnt. ME fte i9reibt, fiirsItdb tn SOmeriet etu
affibanit genaGt, bas ein gemiIier S0bu
geud Tim elm @eitdntni5 abgeIegt hitte, su>
amr1eN nit etneri Wauue, yianlens 0tilsr,
ben llmber9er eti6laseu an babeu, uab 6as
BE Briber NiceIp RiGts nit bem SerbreseR
su tbur bdtteu. Die Ramridlt, pelde tibri'
gers bteber nod nt9t bon ;uliubiger Seite
befdtigt 1T. fIingt niGat ietr gIaubbaft nnb ii
DobrihetuIld agr 3u BEN 3Dede bonn 9tapsI
geIafieu rOrbeu, nm bic SegnaSt9un9sbe'
tSrOe, bic fG nddfers nit Der Sude 81 bss
iddfttsen babeu r0irb. gu besinflafen.
@reeneburs, 3D., IS. Suut. - IS ift
bIer DGe 9e,iiGt bsrbrettet, taB Elm I'm ge.
i1rgpis 3u Someriet iubaftiIter beiabrter
StfSfltug, Ranene Bat @sBanauab, Oas 8ez
fdlenis Obgelsst babe, ben GIteu llmberger
erncrGet III babeu. Sefauntlth fub 3nei
g5bue be S0rmsts gftcelp inter bem Berz
OaGbt, lmbsrser srmoraet IN babeu, gefd1s.
lid eirseSrgen. NiceIn i0l GaDanausb III
Rem @eflGubniE berQnIaSt h1ben,
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SeIGltuerbeu Ser sSaruter,

atdiion, Ss., 10. SHni.-9us @refus
ttb'&cmite Der ySarmerS' alliance" BON
0IuacOta, Ss., Der Mebr5ahl mad aus 6e.
publitauern heItebeno, ber6hentlidlt etnen bef>
tigen FrOteft 9egen Die Sad)lage i'm 9lu9en1eiz
nen. 8erielbe erfldrt 3undd}ft, oaB Der Reldl;
thun Der SQftion ieit bieIen Sahren BON mdds
tigsu @orporattonen abiorbirt tparbe. @lien,
bahn=@ @ompagnien bdtten ibr aftieufapttal un
ulele Otilionen berrudiiert, tudbrero bic aroBe
0fahe Der SepoIferun9 IN Sorm BON enormen
6radltz uno Ea1iagierpreiien Die SAnlbeulaf
ber5inien miiiie. 9ur6 etnen au8ihuB i'm
Sunoesienat iei fir5lid 3ur Refun6irlug Der
,llnior=n un6 n@entrai' Haciftcbabu zShulz
sen Der Soriflag genad]t morben, cine Srif
BON mebr, als 100 Sabreu CUR Qbiabllng Der
Sdulo bel tiI1em nomineuen 3insfu5 su aez
fpdbren. Sene beiben Sabuen Ieten nit 0f'
fentlid)er @eloern erbaut InN ben gegenmGrtis
gen 9eiiBern geidenft poroen. Sn oem glus'
iGuB, tpelder bieien famoien SoridJIaa &C..
radt babe, iun9irte Elm MGnn (Senator Oa.
Uis), Der fi6 ais champion" bes Solfes
gum Senatsmitglieoe babe errpGb(en laiien.
Der 8roteIt men6et fd) bann gegen bas 8uns
szSberaeridt, tpelhes Der @iufiir unO beS
giuariffCs in Die Staatenrehte beihulbigt
nir6. O1on protefirt ferner: ge9en oas m.
qercdte 8efieuerunge= Spfeu, BEN corrumpi=
rsnten ginfluB bon @dO in Der Pulitif, bic
Qbnabme Der @elDcirfulation uu6 9emonetis
firuna BON Silber, nas enorme 9lnmnd,ien bes
gdubjou llebels uuo Die Grt Der @eiesgez
bunq in her WcSnlep'iden Bill, mo bic
Ghnt;ous sSbeolie gum 8abnIuu ausgeartet
iej. Die @refutiue forbert Die Wttglie0er Ger
,55armus' Aliiance" I'M Staa!e auf, einen
aIf ben 16. II. Wts. aubuoumten @onUent,
ouf ipeldbem oisien Brotefen bnrd) spefeuts
iprsdsnoe Sanbluu9en 9lusbrud 9lgeben perz
0en lou, burh 9eIegaten gu beiatdeu.
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mOnut sgata's aeridmnn0ener giptsl.

&eubtug, Gala, 10. Sunl.-9as Ser.
idlninoen oes @ipfeIS bon MOnut Sbafa iit
nod, INNER 6ns allgeneine @eiprd98tHera
9u QotpereSo6a.S springs, Is Wfeien bon oern
8erqe, fieg 0ns 8ahtr Der Gueuen plGeIid1
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ber 8runuenbdnier. Der Gerg i1eint in uul.
tuniId5e SbGttgfeit getreten 5u iein. uuO grObe
0faudpplten erbeben iiA bon iensr 6flt9e1
S5eite
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9tnei @rattarheitcr t]erfnoIiiff.

9BtGabeGpgia, 19. SUM. - Sn Der
8roueei Ser 50. SObann S. geB & S6Aue
barf beute Elm Ntaiifbottid, tuelder etua 800
6aB Dlal3, beiBes g8afier nn6 anoere Sugre=
6ienjen enthielt. @hrtfian 0tauidJer uno $.
0labclifi, 3tuei grbeiter, purSen bucd be
beige Naiidje nuf entleettdle g3e,ie berbriibt,
un6 Gauider ftarb bal0 Oarauf i'm Soipis
tai; 0tabcliff liegt i'm tritiiGen 3ufanOe BAR.
f1iehpr
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Neae 00HnRna.
gtHe gs6snsitidsen bon oeH eIHesfhI5Tsaea
SeT8fnSsa tn Dee 6at.a stGsSeas bet
SaabaF. - SeS bsatsss IaB sptrS SeiutBs
bsts tttaeeE.


Dunb ar, Ba., 19. Suni.-3is Gtettuagss
orbeiten i'll Der 0EarmbiQ -Goblenerube" id)rets
ten MIR iehr langtam uortuGrts, uuo IS oiirfte
Iett bis mor9en ooer nod lGdger bauern, eb2
bic 0tannitait bic SteGe erreift, an tuelfer
man Die nerl6iitteten 8ergleute permHthet.
Sett BEN Idll0senlen 8etter finb Jest y
Stunoen oeritrifen, uno Die 8eridltteten
per6en, fal8 iie nod am 2ebeu iirb, auBer
ibren iibrl9en Geiben aud nod Die Qualea oes
Sun9erS 81 erleloen baben. Cine plDBlidle
3urabme 6tS 0uftSu9s i'll Der yMabontngz"
uno Der pSSer9uions 9rnbe,H BON tpeldler aus
man in ote uSarmhiu 3ede" 5u gelGugeu
iudt, bat neue Soffnung ertuedt. 9teier
2Iftaug tan1l mir burn oas Sarabfalle1t elmer
Ifaiie Sdlieierifein in Der lettereu 3edle nerz
uriGd)t tporoen lein, uno man jtebt bteraus
ben Sd1luB, eaB Die Seridiitteten nod am 0e=
ben finO uno Der 6sttungsnannIdlaft eutges
gen arbeiten. Inter ben einqedlohenen Qrz
beitern befiubet fd ein GuglGn0er, 9tonreuS
8aDio 0abiS, ipsldler qeleqentltd) zines frit'
beren dbnlifen unfaas in &Ornwaa, gn9l.,
neHn Gage in eiHer beriGiitteten @rHbe 3us
braGte uno unnerseBt entsan1. Setrte Satin,
tpeldle ndbreno iener baugen neun Gage Die
6offnuna nidt infen lieB, erflGrt Iid) aud
iebt feft iiber5engt, oaB iie ibren @atten lebenO
roteDetieben tperoe.
Spdter.-Wan bat bie eingeihlofenen
@rubenarbeiter gebGrt. I'm 4 llbr, als Die
8ettung8 on Der Qrbett tparen,
9laubte man elm 3eidleH Don beu @ingei9loiies
nen Sn babeu. 0fan FieB Nue rubig letn ulto
bGrte oeutlit) Elm 0useub Ral bonn 0amme
ber 6as Gtgnal yPod)I Bod!" Slit erueu.
tenn @iier begab man ii6 an Die Qrbeit. Srei.
LID tutro e8 nod meBrere Stunoen 0auRrn, ebe
man Die @tngid)lofenen erreidt, oa man nod
ettpa rs SUP aoblen Su ourdidIaaen bat.
Die SunOe, baB man Die etHgeiAIOdeHen Qr,
better geb0rt babe, berbreitete fidb nit RieeH
iduelle, unO BON allen Setten fr0nIten Ser
iran0te nno Befannte berbei, 70 OaB Die 9ruz
benpoIisei ibre liebe gt0tb bate, Die Rtugiert.
gen 5urud5ubalten. Sin 1000 8eriOnen ttl6gen
Inn Die @rube ftb brdngen.
0larg Salirf, ein Sabre alteS @td0feu,
6eren gater in Der @rnbe III, fam, ais fte Die
&un6e ben Ger 8lettung bDrte. allein mad Der
9rube bin. pgEo iif mein Saterl" flI9 Die
Sleine, unb ols man ibr iaQte, oerIelbe mug
etngeidloiien iein, brad fem ftiue5 SalHfz
gen ans.
General Munagsr Saggarb iaate beute
AbeAo, oNB man bic @Inaei4loheneH ni1tu Dor
2 llbr errsldeH neroe.
lin llbr beute Aben6 uelOete 8ert gSornt'
le1, Elm &rbeiter, bab niaH ieit lan9er 3eit
yfi9ts mebr BON ben @iugeihtofeuen 9eb6rt
babe, unb Suei Nrbeiter tOnnten su gleiter
j3eit bort, mo Die &ettun9sarbei,en begauuen,
arbeiteu. 2(r gior9en perbe man aber ST.
tuibbeit babeu. fssa
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JHnf3eBn innBe Samen nnrb eiHen
Galrnnfa[l terIekt.

4eabiua, 3d., 10. SnnI.-@in 0aaeu,
snf ueIdem fiufsebu iuuge Damen Gus Dem
uGGuGIttG> Seminar" sa SreSertds5GE8 mad
Der S0huhation su Soneetcpu untermese
toareu, ftiir5te In Der Ndbe oes IestereE Srs
tee in SoIae bes Sdeueus Der Bfsrbe cine
anausig Sus babe 80i9uua biusb, uub
i6mmtlid1e RaS den nuroea mebr Ober n1t1'
Der tebeutt!G b:rls5t. Die Gm GdDsrfIn
Berpunbetsn iinb: Sate g. Giieb, 0Gura
SnetHl, 2i;ste 8auner, SRI. 8ambsrgsr
unb SrI. Baibetg. gnd Der Subrmaau %.
Sart trug bebenftide SerIsBrugen b7oOg,
GiHn1miLifhe gSernunhete rnarhen oeueisu.
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81. GonsreR. : Grfe sisnag.
ges gtatus Der StIbsesta.

SfiterffFa1'>1 pafIaa.entaf1i61sr Safnpf I'm
Gaafe. - gSebtere RteesrLaaes fiir 8tssO
GHo sReGsnIst.-G n tn SsnGt eemaf1tes
D0rihIee sas Beiettteuns poa gStgtbs
fAaitsn IhS SsaueEL-sn IN ZSafbtnGtoa.
RonnAn %tnA HMnA
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Gtarmi@aSen.
&ei&ese gss5sesaasen ourt5 etasms, 3eIs
feubtias uns Septtteg.- .-gtsIs EReaiasas
Iebeg nerLoren.

teubttl65e upe Septtteg, ,-StsIs ERegf aeHs
IebGH nerIorsR.
4frpn, o., 10. Suuf. - Sin furmtbares
@epitter eutluo f!9 gefern Nbeno itber bic
StGtt an6 ri1tete orcSeu S1Gben On. Stei=
gers aof5aHs Durbe BON BIie setrofsR nab
bieibei 9ouis Bnter non &EeusLanb Gnssu.
tIidIg4 getGbtet uuo GIias S0ffmauu 70 Derz
braAnt, baB er tuatriheiuIi6 eer5an tDirn.
Die Seiben ftnb Deutfdse, DeI4e In 8emere'
grauerei orbeiteteu. Saher binterIdBt eIus
6rau unb flint Stroer.
GuG 3u So1Ieetoiuu bat Der Starn1 &c.
DaltiGe Serheernnsen augertbtet un0 Lgioer
cn9 eiu ReuidenIeben Usratttet. SrIeor.
@eis, ein nebISabenSer, erf ieit Surgeon Usr'
beiratteter 5aruer. Unrbe com SIise getroi'
fen rub GusenbItdIt4 Set0btet. RehreEe Rdus
ner, peldle nit ibm In elmer Stenue fau'
ben, erb!tlten farte eIeftriIGe Shiage Huo
rrutbeu erbsbliA ner6rannt. Der Sli5 ihIug
Ia bic iGthcIiiGe STRIDE III DppIestoDa al0
ri6tete einsn gGaSeR bon uiebrereu SInbeEt
8plIars on. 9as SGus BON g8iIiau 2hoa
Durbe bonn 8Iige bu4fGbiiG burGI64egt
rIb Qrou ieIbf betGabt. Bic Sbsuusu poa
5risor. gSuubstIth uub Jruu Sob1 Safsr
brunnten uiebsr. Der SerInf bstrdBt $1,000
Suron. SD, 10. Suni. - ytQ4trds,
Tide Seri6te nter ban Stnrm in Soiter.@o.
sr9eeen, cap I'M 9anasn a9t 4tea 4Sn 0uI@
rte SoGfulb i'm Qittie gbepeaus Ebal,
Botter=@ountn, en- lebteH Disnftaae nm
fauer. g&eitars SO6ssfale tn 6oIse bee
gaIions 80 2ebanon tDeEbeu berIdtet. ia0sj.
fen feblen nod ale rGbere gin3elnhei!su.
Sanger, DE. 19. Sgni. -g8GareuO eI.
mes geferE gtaGmitta8 !riitbenSeu Geuittefz
Rurrnss inIug ber Stis In bieIe 6Guer ;u
Sanger, Nepburpport uRn Sampbeu eiu.
giebIere BeriOneG tuarSeu beEIest, ie0O1
etn9en teiGe Wenl6enleben esrlOgen. grbshs
ltGer SdateH purte anf bsm 9anbs bHr9
ben StuTu auserihtet.
SeLIico, Gem, 10. SUM. Die bieTge
@eeenS pnrSe 9eftern hUrG ein beftiges 5ez
Ditter heimgeindt. Sn gBiIliamsbuGg, Rp.,
pareu bic Straseu II StHuSe lang tiha,z
iGpsmmt. Gine 8rau 8gopu, @ltttn eiRlS
ongeebeneu SauImannee, NIB tsr fIetusr
Sobn Uareeu bort BON SItse erI9tasan
nub etn auester Sobn 70 idwer usrlest, oa5
Inea on ieir;eu1 Nuftnur1eu 3uejfeff
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,Seiu 0ewi8t III Oo(o tDertB. "

Gin 6albcr bis 5u cinem I6ea5ffal ool tn etnsnr
bet6en @l1i2 4SoiiCr ttHoert in Denj9eu U2.uutau
SlQnlpfc, Qi0gcuidure, llebelteIt, Grbretem,
Sobbrenueu, gierDUFtat, Stlaflofigtett, &opfs
itmgSeu, 9iarrt6e, &olit, 8Id9uugeu NIB
ale iuuglideU S9merSeH,
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Tie InUcnoun1 6cs Rea6g Relief duf 6eH 30rz
pertbeil ooer Die 9OrgCrbele, in bcUen b Der SbmstY
beiinOCt, rDirO iOiortI9e GrIGtdterung geUd9yen,
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81 ieb6r Seit i'm 6nuie babe. Sein Gebraud iutr0
iUoElttitt8 pirtan bet jeosr Qu BON Sd5meII ooer
9rantbct. IS gidt Gidts m oer ggelt oas 10 ibuea
6nen Sdney3 iilt, nod ben 5oy.i5ritt cner setaufs
hcit auib6It, ais oas 0ea0q JleLiei.
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GatOpdifdje Sa6ef6ertdjfe.
9as hitiId.Dentf@e tlebereiafamnsea.
Beitsre etuuu8sduseruugeu.

c, eaEeh es9IaEt fta sarsIsssaasEeut. - Satss
sGHGnte S7tt:hstIungea TN bSitfnea gars
IaMGnt. - 5taas0ftf9e GiRpaHDe sesea
Gas Beitsiae geotsFtSsa& abes SGasEbas.
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Sn gibtrtet aefaaesa.

9etersburgl 10. SUM. - Wla0ane
Stfbritoua, tpelfe tiirsIid in siuem lanaeu
8risfe on ben GSaren 9egel has in RusIanb
ber1ldenbe 9isgieringsipfem protefirte uno
6eshQlb prbnftet tpurbe, 1T mad, bem Dorie
@oreusf, i'm auserfen n6r0litenEbeile bes Re.
Gtuurasbesirfs pen 9eOlogoa oeIf,ift tporSeu.
Siinf3stn anbere geiaHseas tVuvSsn anaisj6
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-04
KATIE VOEGE'S LOVER.
He Lies Dead in the Morgue
and Her Bright Letters
Tell His Story.

neatly dressed young man of splendid
build, and smooth though swarthy fea-
lures, was found on the floor of the New
Jersey Central depot waiting room early
this morning. The man was unconscious,
and all efforts to arouse him proved
futile. He appeared to be under the
influence of some powerful narcotic.
An ambulance was summoned from the
City Hospital. and the man was instan tly
removed to that institution where he
died an hour later. An empty ounce
bottle labled "Laudanum" found in his
pocket told story of suicide, and letters
and papers gave hint of the probable
cause that led to the commission OF the
deed.
Scrawled upon half sheet of ordinary
note paper was the following
Mr.. MILLER,
belong in Philadelphia, 24s3 Coral street.
Kens ington.
Please give my parents my best regards, and
am very sorry for what have done and to for
give me. For further information 81 Wiloughby
street, Brooklyn, Miss Katie Voege.
NJ. F. MILLER.
Among the articles found in the pockets
was cabinet photo of a dashing young
woman, with an exceedingly vivacious
expressive countenance 1t is thought to
be picture of Miss Voege. Letters from
her aud notes in a diary led one to a sup
position that young Miller had quarreled
with her for not reciprocating mis- afRec-
tions. and becoming despondent deter
mined to put an end to his existence But
$1.63 was found in his pockets,
and a pawn check for a watch.
indicates that the.unfortunate was ont
of work, while letters and notes tell of a
probable gay era at South Beach and
other resorts A letter from e. r. Lowe.
of wrecking and dredging company.
was addressed to Chief Boiler Inspector
Washington Mullins, asking him to ex-
anime Miller as to his fitness for an engi-
neer's position, and a postal from Il. J.
Morris, of Gloucester, told Miller to bring
his tools to that place to work on the
Toboggan.
Numerous letters signed by Miss Voege
and written in a strain of innocent viva
city were found in Miller's pocket. In a
brand new pocket diary, under date of
Wednesday, July 38, 1890, is written:-
"Am sitting in Prospect Park. Brooklyn,
with Katie. She is cutting up and sing
ing. Going to start for Philadelphia at
midnight"
Thursday, Aug. IA, 1S90-This is Ka-
ties birthday, and she said she would be
down to South Beach on the 14th with
Lena. Written in the ferry"
Miller's body is at Speer's Morgue and
the police have telegraphed to Miller's
folks in Philadelphia
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-04
publican in it's tendencies. The matter is
proba bly, all talk, however, and is denied
by those who are in a position to know.


Patrick Mallory. of No. 101 Clinton
street, is a typical tough. Yesterday af-
ternoon he committed an unprovoked as
sault on Benjamin Herschewitz, pedler,
of No. 234 Second avenue. Polio eman
Stack attempted to arrest him, and he re-
sisted and was dubbed into submission.
This morning he was held for trial.
Colonel E. p. G. Lewis, ex- United States
Minister to PORTUGAL has returned from
Capor Springs, Va. He will settle at his
old home on River street next month
when his family will return from Europe.
Miss Eugene Philibert the daughter of
Major Louis Phillbert, of the Second
Regiment, will be married to Mr. w.
Swindells at st. Paul's Church on Sep
tember 80.
The Kroeger Rifle Club was organized
at Basch and Schroeder's Hall on First
street last evening. The following Off
GERS were elected:-J ohm Basch. captain;
Julius II. Kruse, secretary; Charles
Kroeger, treasurer; Frederick Kiefer,
marshal; Frederick w. Kroeger, stand
ard bearer
The Andrew Cullen Coaching Club
Will meet on next Saturday evening,
September g. 1890, at eight o'clock p. M. !,
at No. River street, to make arrange
ments for their annual coaching ride to
take place in a short time.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-04
A story of Josh Billinas.

A few years ago, riding up town in a
Madison avenue car. / was seated oppos-
ite the gentleman who is best remem-
bered as Josh Billings. The rear platform
was somewhat crowded, and in the course
of our ride one of the passengers stepped
on ana off several times in order to assist
the lady passengers. Finally, when the
car was just comfortably filled, and the
courteous gentleman had taken his seat
inside, Josh Billings, seeing an oppor-
tunity for a joke, beckoned to the conduc-
tor, and pointing to the stranger said:-
Don't you charge for every ride on
this carp
Yes, sir,n answered he.
"Well, I've seen that fellow get on this
car six times, and you have collected only
one fare from him. Harper's Magazine
+ OF September.
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A Reporters Work.

The pen that writes this paragraph
forms thirty words minute. To do this
it must travel distance of 161S feet, or
one rod. We make. one an average, six
tee curves or turns of the pen for each
word written. Writing thirty words in a
minute We m ust make forty three curves
to each second; in an hour 4S, 600; in five
hours, 144 900, and in 800 days, working
only five hours each day, we make not
less than 43200.000 curves and turns of
the penl The man who makes but ], ,0OO,-
coo strokes of the pen month has done
nothing remarkable; the re are those who
make four times that number. Here we
have in the aggregate a mark 500 miles
long, To be traced on paper by a rapid
writer in year. In making each letter
of the ordinary alphabet, we make from
three to seven strokes Of the pen--ou an
average, three and half to four. Pater
on Press.
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out of the house. The policeman took
her TO No. 40 Tnora street, where
she said she lived. aud
door at the girls knock, she said when
she saw her daughter, .'get away from
here" Nor were the opportunities OF
the policeman of avail, for the heartiess
woman shut the door in the face of her
child
The large hearted policeman took the
little one to his own home and there she
remained all night and received her
breakfast in the morning. The police
man then brought her to the station
house and put her In charge OF
the bright young matron, Miss Kelly.
The little girl told her story to Justice
Wanser, and he issued warrant for the
arrest of her parents. who will be ar