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mond-shaped crown. As l saw it, it was in
brown velvet, with a beaver edge aud fawn-
colored wings. 1t is not especially unbe-
coming, not more SO than three-fourths OF
the shapes which are accepted without ques-
ton, but it is queer. Look also at the minute
bonnet which sets back on the crown
and has plumes thrusting themselves for
ward over the hair. tt, too, is queer. It
was in dove gray felt with bands and strings
of dark gray velvet and dark gray plumes.
Consider. too, the terra Gotta felt out OF
which q ~jewel-headed pin erects itself 80
aRRressively. There is, perhaps, no reason
why a hat should not take just this shape if
there is no conceivable reason why it
should do SO. 1t has an extremely narrow
edge of astrachan about crown and brim.
bows of black velvet and bunches of cocks
plumes. Then there is the dark blue felt
that forms the fourth figure of the illustra-
ton. 1t has u broad black velvet about
the rather high crown with a silver buckle
in front, a turned over frill of cream-col-
ored lace and a bunch of struggling black
plumes.
I went to see Mrs. Kendall last night, and
though J never find her specially interest
ing, there was an evening mantle that was
put on in a box at the right of the stage as
the performance ended which some people
who are fond of evening cloaks might have
THOUGHT worth the price Of admission for u
minute and a half's observation: 1t was of
turquoise blue velvet, no hint of whose
lustre and color comes out in the picture
given. 1t was draped o la Greque, and had
white cloth reverse and lining.
In a neighboring box was q slim, red
haired girl, who wore a picturesque cloak
of chestnut brown velvet that was almost
as interesting. It WAS lined with silk in u
defeated shade of pale blue. and an edging
of rich fur, and, like everything which can
possibly find an excuse for SO doing, it had
a long and extremely pointed train. Tne
dress wore below it, of which some hint is
given in the picture, was of pale blue ben
galine caught on the left hip with a brooch
of diamonds.
Scattered through the audience l noticed
R number of hats with quite soft Henri
Deux crowns of velvet, the effect of which
in some cases was very pretty. A hat just
in front of me, for example, had its crown
of folds of bright crimson velvet, edged
with small curly tips of black ostrich
feathers.
The Marie Antoinstts hat is one Of the
newestt models, and is a clever reproduc-
ton of the chapeau seen in some of the
portraits of the unlucky queen. 1t soft.
round crown, as l have once noticed it, was
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-08

in a combination of gold and black cord
and braid, which went round the bodice
and waist and tight sheath skirt, as the
artist has shown it in the illustration
bringing out the lines of tho figures in a
way in which it is not at all advantageous
in one case in q million to nave them dis
played. The sleeves were of black velvet
with ~puffings at the shoulders, and from
the shoulders across the bosom were draped
strings and pendants of jet beads. A black
velvet hat with plume decorations gave the
finishing touch in the manner which is this
fall most customary.
In the next window to the one displaying
the biscuit and gold and black conloina-
ton was a charming dress of pale gray
Venetian cloth with a plain and tight fitting
gored skirt (not SO charming) lined with
gray silk and edged all about the hem with
q narrow plating of black velvet ribbon,
beaded by an embroidery of small beads IN
jet and gold. The greater part of the
bodice, both back and front, was composed
of a kind of cuifass of gold gallon, covered
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-08
MISS KATE r, METZ.

of Newark, Ohio, is principal OF
Typewrlting and Assistant in
Shorthand. Miss Metz comes well
recommended by the celebrated
shorthand man, Jerome b. How
ard, of Cincinnati, Ohio. Students
who come under her supervision
will find her an excellent lady and
well fitted to give instruction in
the department which she has in
charge. 49,"
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Excursion Rates to California.

On the 18th of each month the Northern
Pacific railroad will sell round trip tickets
to California points as follows:
Helena to San Francisco and return,
going via Portland and returning Same
way. S75.
To san Francisco, going via Portland
and returning via Ogden and Silver Bow.
$50.
To Los Angeles, going and returning via
Portland, entering San Francisco in one
direction other going or returning, $3.50.
To Los Angeles, going via Portland and
San Francisco and returning same route,
1888.
To Los Angeles. going via Portland and
San Francisco, returning via Sacramento
and Ogden, 500. 81.
Tickets will be limited for sixty days for
going passage, with return at any time
within the final limit of six months.
A. .. EDGAR, Gen. Agt.. Helena, Mont.
CHAs. S. FEE, &. T. d IA, st. Paul, MINI
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PROF. j. 7. DAILY.

of Omaha, Nebraska, is principal
Of Penrnanship and Theory Of
Bookkeeping, also teacher of COM
mercial Law. Prof. Daily has been
principal and business manager Of
the Omaha Business College for
the past five years. He has had
20 years experience in business
college work, and as a teacher Of
bookkeeping is unsurpassed, and
is n of the best penmen in the
United States. g. o.u~..
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comical with their small round crowns fit
ting closely to the head at the back and
their deep, oavern.like brims.
Among the new dress materials, the COR
duroy cloths, with embroidered flowers in
colored silks, are about as popular as any.
Long haired cloths and astrachan stripes
hold and increase their favor, and in tweeds
the great pointed ohevron stripes are fash
ionable. The new gowns are cut pretty
much Upon one model, with gored skirts.
tight about the hips, and trains cut by the
cross so as to lie on the floor or like a fan.
In the house they are graceful enough. but
out Of doors they are simply intoltrable.
ELLEN OSBORN.
Copyright.
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Specimen Cases.

s. Fl. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was d%isordered. his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell
away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had a
running sore on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three bottles of Electric
B1tters and seven boxes of Buoklen's Ar
MICA Salve, and his leg is sound and we'll.
John Speaker, Catawba, Ohio, had five large
incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and
one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him
entirely. Sold by II. s. Hale d Co.
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Thousands Of Suffering Women,

Delicate women who complain of tired
feeling, pains in the back and loins, desire
to sleep, dizziness, painful or suppressed
menstruation, will find in Oregon Kidney
lea n faithful friend. 1t can be relied upon
in every instance to give immediate relief
from kidney aud urinary troubles Thou
sands of women are suffering every day
from some disorder of the kidneys or liver,
who might be permanently cured by using
Oregon Kidney lea.
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Four Hundred Miles rs the Crow Flies.
Is the distance covered in a single night by
the limited express trains of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railway between the
Twin Cities of tho northwest-St. Paul
and Minneapolis-nnd Chicago.
These trains are vestibuled, electric
lighted and steam heated, with the finest
dining and sleeping car service in the
world.
The electric reading light in each berth
is the successfully novelty of this progress
sive age, and is highly appreciated by all
regular patrons of this line. We wish
others to know its merits, as the Chicago,
Milwaukee d st. Paul railway ia the only
line in the west enjoying tho exclusive use
of this patent.
For further information apply to the
nearest coupe ticket agent, or address w.
II. Dixon, assistant general passenger
agent, st. Paul. MINI.
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OF black velvet, lined underneath with pnIe
pink satin and having n narrow black vel
vet brim, bordered with fine black lace. md
nm aigrette OF small black ostrich featbera
on one side.
The genuine old-fashioned poke bonpets
in black velvet and black satin are BEGIN
ming to be Numerous, and really they are
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-08
MRS. FANNIE CARTER

gives her whole attention to Flo
cution, Reading and Rhetoric. The
classes in reading and elocution
arc astounded to realize how well
they can EXPRESS the thoughts and
actions Of others. "... -"
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Wisdom's Violet Cream

Is the most exquisite preparation in the
world for softenina and whitening the
hands and face. II is not only n substitute
for, but in every respect superior to glycer-
inc. cold cream, yaseIine. and like prepare
tons. Try II.
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Fl. G. PHELPS

has charge of the Business Prac-
tice department. This department.
Of the school is designed to give a
transactions than can be gained
from the theory Of bookkeeping
alone. ~ '*- .ws.
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JERSEY BLUE MINING uOMPANY--AT A
y meeting of tho trustees OF the Jersey Blue
Mining company. held Oct, /, al the Office OF the
company, in Helena, n sufficient amount of
stock being represented. IL was voted to call 4
specisi msstinE u tho stockholders, ut the COM
pany's office, IN Helena, on the tirsi day OF Doc
auiter, 1T -four O'Clock .. M. for tho purpose OF
voting upon the proposal to reorRanize the COM
pany upon an asseaeable stock basis.
j. q. HUDNUTT, President.
Helena, Mont, Oct. /. 1901 N
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. NO school has q more efficient
corps OF teachers for the work they
have in charge. s
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pale biscuit. colored cloth that had an
hours prominence in a Twenty-third street
hwindow. 1t was braided in an original,
Out, il must DO said, most inartistic fashion,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-08

PROF. S. A. D. HAHN,
Principal Of Shorthand. Ills work
in Phonography and Penmanship
is too we'll known to need further
comment. =."
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The teachers now employed BY
the Montana Business College fo1
the year 1891 and '92 are as fol-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-21
(Mus unierer seisrissm .. sRorseus Iussabe.
Slrpeit 1tuo Sobrs.
fd1IpSjem. - 9feuc ,tnrnben. - Gin Strifer
omrd, eiuem Sdla6 iu Ole SamIter oerwnns


Oct.
Scottb ale, 3d., 10. 0tai. - Gin
Gonpent Der y9lrbeitsrit.srn 1T bier in Git
suug, nm Hber Die 6rage Sctrefis Sort
ieBung bes StrifeS in Der @oferegton ;u be-
ratbltla9eu. Die 4rinsipale ertldreu, es
lei linen einerlei, mas Der Gonpent be-
ltlieBe. 6067 bon ben 16, 134 @ofeofen Der
8esiou finb jett in Setrteb Inb 6ll5 OlGn=
ncr an Der arbeit.
(SpGter.) - Der Gonoent bat Su @uufen
elmer Sortletung oe6 StrifeS entld)tcoeH.
Wtebrcre Sun1ulte ereigneteH 1idl beute
9lbeuo. SIM Serlauie berielbeu muroe eiH
Strlter in Die Sdulter geidoiien. 9en
ereu Sumnlt pernnlabte eiu Neger, 9tas
mems ct. Clair, lpel6er Den Irbettcrlihrer
Beter SSiie ;u eridiebeu orobte. Ct. Clair
muroe burd] cine Sdaar Strifer i'll eiueu
Sfuppeu gelagt Inb MIR burd) bas prompte
@tnld)reteu Der BollSet Dor dperer Wttb=
banbluHg bemabrt. Salb nahher uerhnbHte
STE GrpBlnno, etn auberer 4rbeiter, Die
Strifer, uuo murbe ourd) einen minbciteu8
1000 Ntaun itarfeu Wtob in baS pScottpale-
Soulen perfolgt. Die SebOrbe SerItreute
ben Dtob burd) einen 8alnuallerltrabl aus
elner Seuerlprtbe.
Salp baraui nlad)te ein tuiitbenoer gtob
eincu glngrtff auf swei 6iilfs Steriiie.
0ielelben faBteu nit Dem Niiden gcgen Ell
nen 3aun 9olto, uno elmer berlelben feuerte,
ais er iid] ibmer beordHgt iab, idllleBltd] et+
ncn SduB ab, melt)er Dem Strtfer 8eter
@bale Die Sd)ulter burdbobrte. SIM nddD=
fen slugeublide mareu Die Smei SiilfS@
Sherifie ;u 8oben 9eidlagen, purben le-
bod, ebe iie 9eiGbrlide Serleeun9en erlitz
ten hatten, ourd Die linen 5u 6iilte eilenoen
itdOtiiheu Yolisiileu beireit unO iOrtgeiilbrt.
Sin BON Der Seuertuebr losgelaiieuer Salt
iuaiieritrabl Serltreute ben ztob abermals,
allein oerielbe iamnelte iid raid auf
gteue, eutriB Die beiOen SilfSiderliie Der
Yoli3ei unb ntibbanpelte iie ourf Shld9e
uuO 6uBtritte, bis iie Dem Sooe nabe ma
reu. Sic bateu hebentlld) nm ibr Sebeu,
mo auf Serorouung etlidler Siibrer Der
Striter lieB iie Der Ntob idlieBlid laufeH.
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Uerfopfnue,

gtrifopfurg III cine Der am tduft1frn bcrs
fontmenben unb qudlen6lten &ranfbeiteu, peld1e
nameutlth bel Wtdunern uno Srauer, Die ourd)
ibren geruf 3u etner iteer0en 2eben6mele ges
3luun9eu ftno uno ans gteigung ooer yiotba
ipenoigteit reid]lide uno frditige giahrlug ;lr
genieBeu pflegeu, itfl einitellt. gn uuo fir Iif
ni6t gerabe gefdbrlif, fanu fie bod III ben
eruIteIten St0runeen bes QllgcmeinbeiinoenS
9nlaB gebeu, uno 3par beonoerS banu, luenn
iie pernaffdifgt uno in Solge beiien peraltet
niro. Su friiheren 3eiten pflegte man iie NIT
ollerlei mneralb0ltigen, tart pirtenoeu Itira
tllren, Yuloern un6 Yillen gu turtreu; alletH
baS bieB ben Seuiel nit Seeljebub austreibeu,
neil beftig ipirfenbe Ibfiibrmittel ;iuar fir
ben augenblid belfeu, bel bduiigerem @ebraub
aber einen b0hif ltdolthen Ginflub auf bic
experimentation nn0 namentlt6 aut bic
2bdtigteiten Der log. oitalen SrgaHe auslber
uno ben S0rper iiber 0ebiibr ihpdhen. Biro
leBteres pielIeitt aud burd ben GtnHB be1
ionoers trdftiger Nubrung perbiitet, 10 Ueriager
geraoe in ROlge oeiieH bic YerDauun9eorBaHe
ben 9ienit, uno bann treten ernfte, oas gan5e
2sbeu bss SpierS bieie8 3uitaHoes bebrobenoe
Sermideluuaen elm. aae bic retttftjIreHoen
0irtlrqen Ser alten oratiiden BurglrmIttel
tperoen erreid,t, uuo ale Ibleni SolBeH ee5
@ebraud6 oerlelbeu tperoeH oermleoen ourd)
cine RlIr NIT ct. 8eruaro &rauter BilleH.
9ieielben fIno ausidlieBlih cine Oegetabilii4e
2uianmenieeung, obne 8emeHgung irgeno
ipelter iddD(td)tlt, angreifenoen ODER 9tfttgeu
Stoiie uuo mr. aus ben heiliamten nno piirs
;iqfen glpsntrdutern bereitet. sic pirfen
aelinoe anreqeuo un0 erpeideno auf Die @ers
Suuungsorgaue, bei0roeru Die Abilbr Der uns
Serbauid)en Stofie, obne ben 9Orper slt
fflpdhen, uno iinb baourh oas bette Slutreinia
alngsmittel, bas Der Nr5ueiihaB feHut, mas
BON pielen berporragenoeu IerSten aller S6noer
uuo 80lter uno pieleu SauienSen oantbarer
gatienten, beueu iie ielbt inter ben sridpe.
reueiteH llmitanben gebolien baben, bereit4
piliglt anertaunt lutro. Die Billeu ftno In
icoer guten 2lpotbete, ioruie pou y. yielifdSter
g. Co., Bog 2416, Stem YOrt filr 20 Geats an
bsaiebsIs.
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gsr. 12t.
SiBiing oer Sd)GlbeborSe.
Sts 8egsIn fur Srforoeruna BON 2ebrrrinucis
tretrn AM 4. Suni in Ssrait. - S,rn. @ies
ner's siHtsaa abGcIehmt. - &IafTea fRr
Wadl;pd!iunc

Sn Der 9tsnitags Sibuug ser SdJulbeb0roe
inter Sorije oeS 6rn. Sobu :. NtorriS lam
Der iett mebreren @otleu eingereidte Be-
lbluB beS S1ru. s. s. 9Sieuer, baS nab 9lus
ltft Der ScbOr0e Die SGldlliiIie i'm Se;ug
aut Die Gc9clung Ser SsfOrDeruug BON yebs
rerlnnen nldt III Strait Ieien, neil iie fciue
oret 6Inttel 0tebrbelt bel ibrcr 9tHnobme era
halteH botteu, sur Debate.
Yer Anrag peruradlte eiue lebba|te Dis
fnltor, al meld)er Die 0O. 9Sielter, 9SeuB,
Wonroe uno Sdlbmiu She'll uubmeu, IND
murbe lhheBlld abgelebut; oafur ittmmten
Die S6. TuNelbauab, Sanpe, 6Olep, 3ants
singer, S0l0mln, 9Slener, 9nrblng, SentoH
nno Nlnutt - 9 Stlmmen; oa9e9en: Bra
lioeut WtorriS uuo Die S6. 2angbammer,
6elber, Ien5, Barnes, 8ater, Siemiillcr,
Wfurrta, Cooper nib Wtomoe - 10 Stlms
men. IbmeIeuo maren Der Wtapor unb Die
o0. Surfc, Sbeeban uno Or. &OsIe0. Go
nit treteu bic 3egelu, meld]e Die 2ebrerIus
uen on oen Solf5lduleu tlaipii5jren, an /.
SsHi i'll Strait.
Ser 9lurag ocS 6ru. Solen, ben 9ebrea
rinneu, meId)e obue Sertreterin uu0 be9riins
oete llrlad)e pom llnterrld)te Ill Den SduleH
ue9blelbeu, oaS Saldr 81 euttebeu, maro
Dem Sonlte tiir 0lSSiplIn IberuieIen. Sou
$)rH. s. {. Wfurriu muroe III glnbetradt bcS
llmltanOe8, bab Stnoer Hur in Ntouat Sepa
tember in Die SoItsihulen auIgenOmmeH
meroen oirien, eiu SclfluB eiuaeretdt, III
alien bier Staottbcilen Slanen tin 9iadl'
Siigler, Die ourdJ gewiiie llmitdnbe i'm Scpa
tember uid)t i'll bic Stulen gebrod)t meroer
tOHuteu, etuSuridJteu. Der SelhlnB maro
Oem Gonlite iiir &lementarsSd Sdulen ibcra
mtelen.
Die 2ebreriu s. gouiie Slegenfeubcr bon
Ser euglih hsSeuti2eu Sdule 1tr. lcidlte
ible &elgnahou eiu. 9ilS Schrcruuen
muroeu crmdblt: Sri. NtiHnic &. 6oltIe iiir
oic taO1en.@lementaribulc gtr. Is uuO
6rl. Seuuie Seuueg iiir Die Ytd0den.@ram-
marid)ule Jfr. 16. - 0aS 3eiultat Der geBA
rerinuerz 8riiiuug miro i'll Der uG6feu SIrz
;lIuQ Der Yeb0rOe hcfdunt Qemad)t.
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2lbi1troe @eriid1fe.

Stabt Di erito, 20. 0lai. - aae
Sorten bon ablurben Geriidteu iiber ben
v@harleiton" uuo Die uStata" lueroeu bier
p.r0ffeutlld)t. p@l Gorreo DC Ia Saroe,"
ein ;u 0iasatlan erideinenbes Slatt, gebt
]. 9. an, oas Yauserid)ifi uSlauco Guca=
Iaba" (befanutlid murhe baIielbe idon Dor
einem 9tonat bon eiuem 6ilenildeu 9teate=
runssidiiie in ben GrunS gebobrt) lci an
Der aiiite erlfienen. Die yGsmeraloa"
iuirb beute ben Saieu BON gcapulce perlai-
len, ba Der eripartete Soblenporratb aus ben
Ser. Staaten obne 3,psiiel morsen oSer
iibermorgen anlanaen lulro.
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Die 1lttritheif In Gntiff.

9lem g orf, 20. Mai. 9ort=alts 8rince
aui Sapti beiinoet itd i'm Selageruus ssus
fanoe. Niilitarpatruuillen burd)sieben bic
SraBen, unb gtiemaub fam ohne GaB in
Die Stabt selansen ober oieielbe ueriaiIsu.
Die gsltation Der SreuuSe eesitinle's. oes
abgeieftem Prdiioenteu, oerlriadt Dies.
9iele 49itation erfredr fd porlauii9 nur
auf Die 9auptitabt, aber Yrdiibent (6ippo-
lpte lit entld)loien, oielelbe I'M Seine III er=
ftiden. Sn ben anberen Sbeilsn oer Ge.
publif berrlft 6uhe, uno iufolge 9eiieu iit
bic HiHauSlagc cine qiiuitiQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-21
@aDl tn delaware.

S9ilmingtou,0 Del, 10. Mai.-GaS
Solf bon 9elamare itinmte bcute iiber Die
6raae ab, oh cine &ouitituante ab9ebalten
lperbsn Iou. 1880 StiuImeu iino sur 9lu.
nabme bes SoridlageS ertoroerlid). Sm
Sale piele snSabl BON Stmmen abge9ebcn
pirb, 10 miro Die gegiSlahlr bon 1898 cine
@onitituaute eipberufen; menn ntd)t, 10 mlro
bel Der au9emeinen 8abl in 1892 abermalS
iiber DEN Sorldlag ab9eitimmt. Die bis
beute slbenb porliegenOen Seridlte beuten
an, DaB nifJt iiber 1900 Stimmen fiir Die
GonitituaHte ab9egeben uoroen iinp uno Dap
bieielbe baber eiutweileH uerluorien 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-21
Sie uStata."

Stabt 90 erifo, 10. Mai.- 9tadrid)z
ten Don ber Yacificfiiite peuten an, baB Der
d)ileuiide Sniurgenteu 9ampicr p9tata"
oem &reussr p&harleitou" melt porau5 lit.
Die pStata" iou idoH Gn letteu Sreitag
gtadmittag 9lcapulco paiiirt baben, nab
reuo Der @barlefou" jenen 6aten crit an,
Samitag erreidlte.
Die r@smeralca" beiinOet id) nod Su
Icapulco uuo uartet auf Soblen, melde III
ben Ser. Staateu fir iie betelt woroeu ieiu
lodeu. Dtau glaubt, baB Die pStata" ben
gausen Soblenoorratb Der nG5meraloa" er=
baiteu bat, uuO oaf anoere dlileniife 6abrz
;euge uuteruegS aHf iie marten, I'M iie nit
neueu Sorrdtben Su periorgen.
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&inoerleiGen im Spiraitne cines
glrstes.

9iem=gorf, 10. Mai. - @GbreuO Dir
better beute an Der SSeits "a. StraBe nit
Dem Iusgraben eineS aellers beiGaitlgt
ipareu, itiir;te cine 0iauer tbeilmeiie etH,
unb bieielbe ris eiuen uugefdbr prei SUP i'm
Guabrat melieubeu Sld6enraum aus Dem
auioBeuben 9oiraume nit biuab III ben
Seller. Inter Der Gromaie fanben Die are
better Die 2edeU BON pler ilelncn, alIgenz
ifleinti6 in 6oIge BON Ibortlon toot9ebOre-
men &iu0er.
0ieelben maren obne ale Sebedlng be-
grabeu iuorbeu uno sipar nur enua etnen
{SuB tiei, Sor ibrer SeerOi9uug battcn ie
elue 3eit lang in SarbOliGure gelegen. Nan
itidte Die lleberreite nad Der VtOrgue uno
beuadridtlgte Die Yolt5ei. Der betrehenoe
9oiraum geb6rt Su oem paule bes Or. @b=
ag~aro s. @onrao, Weider aIs SruuenarSt
-sefannt 1T. 9erlelbe beitreitet, irgeno st
mas BON Der An9elegenbeit su uiien.
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StitrtttI6a0ett.

Galuefou, Ser.. 20. Mai.-Sn Der
llmsebnng DON Sulpbur springs, Ser.,
baben Stlirme in ben letten "a Stuuben
sroBe Serbeerungen augerihtst. Su Mt.
Sermon, oer SauptitaSt bon SrantliusGo.,
bemolirte in Der oorlesteu Nadt elm @pflon
mebrere 9duier. @liidlider @eie iit tein
Serluit an Weuldenlebeu su betlaseu.
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0etu= =Nprfer Na61rfhtttt.

NepzDorf, 20. Wtai.-Sbligationen.
Mafler 6. s.. Sorner bon 9tr. SS, @allitr
oluie ieine sgenten GpmuuO 5iirit, Siaat
5irid uno Safob Iaub., Gle Dor etliden
lRonaten lpegen Serfauis 6freid)iider Got
terie Sblsationeu perbartet tpuroen, ituo
beute bonn 3idtsr 'Sogan I'M Combs Yoliz
seigerid)t eutlaiien porben.
- Siqnpr @orte, Der italienide Goniul
aus NeDs Orleans, itiffte iit beute aui oem
9au,pfer u9itp of Serlin" mad 2iuerpuol
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&oftnfdf0StrnDftcx

Ioronto, Ont, 20. Mai.-Gin 6radtz
,ua Der ,llnion Yacific gabn" uberfubr
wdhreno Der pergansenen Nad)t nabeGburd)>
bile cine Sub unp purDe aus Dem @eleie
geIdleubcrt. Gin 6armer, Namens Sames
NerquIon, unb 2ofomotlpfiibrer 9ibt. Sobn=
ION fanen um's 9eben, unb spei Sremier,
lamens 9Sn. 2ittle nno u.s. y. gShite, er=
litten ldluere Serletun9eu.
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Ger 6etOutdrff.

q em-g orr, 20. Miai.- 5olgenbes iino
bic S6luBnotirungen: @elo er0fiuete Su
2t-4t unp ld)lob 81 Gro;eut. - Sterlinss
gSediel: 4s3a ami ieds,ig Gage unb
4SS4 auf Sit)t. Snnoe5 +Sbligationen:
4-pros. l194, 44sprOs. l01, 3spros. -.
afrien: abams' erpr.B LAT, gentral- So.
eifle 355, ebsiapeats Sblo l6s, erie 2o'
Ditto Yrior. SIT, SQinci5 Central 974,
Gate Sbore 1O91, Stem Serieg Central
1l54, Northpsitern l0St, Ditto Yrlor. 134,
Stem Dorf Central 1909, Sbiu=Diiiiiiiippi
1S4, 90. 8rior. 85-95, Yittsbur9 149,
3teabins 31i, ct. Yanl 63, Ditto YriOr.
ll14, gSsjtern>llnion 79I-
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8laiue's ..3tpperlein." /"

Newz 0orf, 20. Nl0i. = SefretGr
Blaine befinbet iid beute frib bebeuteno
beiier. 9as Ypba9ra 1T 10 melt seitwun=
ben, baB oer Gatient mleoer i'm Staube it,,
leine Sd]uhe anSusieben. 9aS Datum Der
Giidfebr mad sSaibinston 1T nod nift ieit=
Qehellt. s~-<
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0lfS 9etdte acfituoe,t.

Gbicag o, 20. 0tai-3ie 9eide zines
Mtannes, aui welteu DIE Seidreibuns oes
pernliBten $. Son 5erbette poltonrmen
paBt, murbe bsute iriib aus Dem See geo.
gen. t6erbette fam befanntllb ais Setter
Ses iogeuannten uapTelltnen @arneoals"
aus Californian bierber.