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Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25
a csllkardly Shooting Affair.

NAPA, CO., Jan. a. John Vaughn, q
bar-tendertwas shot tonight by J.. w.
Scott. A 4w days ago Vaughn threat
enedto shot Scott The two men met
today, and Scott asked Vaughn if he was
armed. o. being told that he was not,
Scott flred three shots, one Of them en-
tering Vaughn's breast below the heart.
Scott was arrested while attempting to
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25
A FOOrPAD SCALP.

How PIucky Okf0ag0 Girl Helped TO
Catch : Thief.
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.--Miss M. +. Will
mount was stopped on West Lake street
tonight by . footpad named Frank Peter
son, who attempted to take her purse,
containing $50. Miss Wilmount held
the purse with one hand, and scream
ing, grasped the fellows hair with the
other hand. He managed to escape
with the loss Of part OF his scalp, which
he left in Miss Wilmount's fingers. Pc
terson was arrested shortly after, the
police having followed his bloody trail
over half mile from the scene Of the
scalpine.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25
8 HyDnotic Mur,ier.

PITTsBukG. Jan. 24.-The shooting of
Mrs. w. ,. Faulk by her husband, yes
terday, inR fit Of religious enthusiasm,
has sresult3d in warrant being issued
for one GeRrge Knauff, as an accessory
before the fact. Faulk declares that his
religious Insanity was inspired by the
hypnotic 1n1uence OF Knauff, who
claimed tobe another Messiah. and or
dered himXto kill his wife.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25
Being Eittexl lor Sea-

SAN FRAxczsco, Jan. ~ The revenue
cutter Bear il ,beino iittad fox seox hsr6,
ing made Is the strengthening Of her
spar deck. cutting port holes In Her
sides and putting down gun carriages
for TIVE long 4.inch rifles.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25
THE CHfLEl 4 MRvoIr.
Public sympathy ssems to ne WITH the
Insurgents.

BUENos AYRrs, Jan. 24.--News ID re-
ceived here from Valparaiso that con-
ference between President Balmaceda
and the Chilean deputies has taken
place. Many people believed the presi-
dent would take advantage Of the meet
ing to tender bis resignation. He did
not do 20, however, and the conference
had no result.
,lens rns spd oscndsnoe sUatns T. sn
employed in factories in Valparaiso are
joining the insurgents, and public sym
Railroad traffic is at standstilI, and
business ~ paraiyzed. The government
has declared the large towns in a state
of siege.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25
Anaheim xrrieatlon WorksZ

ANAHElaf, Jan. ~ The annual meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Anahelm
Union Water company this afternoon
decided to sell theif Gtock I'd the Ana
hsim irrigation dIotFict On the bcnd bsais.
H}thorto the Un{&f oosr,x xaxss ha!ee f3s,-
! A a n q u y
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25
EUROPEAN HLEMnNrs.
xexrlfle Snow Storms In Bussia ana

2exF1Ao Snow 6foFm6 in HuRsla and
Hontsnogro-
sT PxrEnsBuRo. Jan. 24.-Terriacl
11ow STORMS prevailed recently In the
eoqtheastern portion OF Russia. Whole
villages and numbers Of isolated houses
eFe almost buried in snow. The railroad
tracks are useleso, and the only 06mmu-
n;cation is BY elejshs. rmh2fS n peo-
yefe ftoSen 70 1xatlI |. u ie1l
RSt q the e1I1S llBappeafs, tb6leWiil
~ rfhsx lQ A life revealed. ina
e skki n:z e /. eon1p!stsly ss.. |! ',I'' so I!
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25

rounded with water. Boats are used in
the streets. All the houses around
Mills' point are inundated. Another
ice gorge has formed below Amsterdam,
and much damage is feared.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25
1e 1r -. n a = ~

thaxs 1laa caused an ico bloc ckafl1 I2 Il
Mohavk river, 81 yTribe'8 Fl
water has backed upto the hot
several houses a. Fort Hunter
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25
Ingalls, Working It For All
It Is Worth.
Therein Lies His Sole Hope for
Reelection.
His Undying Devotion to the Old
Soldiers Cause.
He Addresses Mass Meeting at Topeka.
The yarmers' Alliance Members
Hold Secret Caucus.
Associated Press Dispatches.

Associated frees Dispatcher
Topeka, Jan. 24.-In the house Of
representatives today, . memorial from
Lincoln post GAR. Of Topeka, praying
for the reelection Of Ingalls,, was re-
ported back to the committee, with the
Recommendation that it be spread on
tho records, with an adverse report on
the prayer Of the petitioners. The re-
port Was adopted. As an Offset, num-
Der Of old soldiers, today, presented q
petition condemning Ingalls,. This was
also spread on the records. Ingalls,,
who arrived last night, was in confer
ence all day today with the Republican
managers.
THE FIRST ALLIANCE CAUCUS.
The first causus Of the Farmers ALI
ance members on the senatorial question
was held tonight. The members were
pledged to secrecy, and little has yet
been learned Of the proceedings. The
Alliance senatorial candidates were
called before the caucus one by.one, and
permitted to give statement of their
candidacy. All the Alliance congress-
men-elect and persons who have Joined
the Alliance since the election, were
barred as candidates. This rules out
Congressman elect Simmon, who was
one Of the most popular candidates, as
well as Ex-Governor st. John and others.
The candidates who spoke tonight were
Speaker Elder, Judge Pfeiffer, editor of
the Alliance Advocate Judge Doster, OF
the district court at Holton; John f.
Willets, Alliance candidate for governor;
8. M. Scott, farmer; G. M. Scott, state
lecturer; Frank McGrath. president OF
the state alliance; Judge Hiram Stevens
and Rev. A. J.Cole, repfesentafivea afrom
At II: 80 q. m. there has h1pn no nom
nation, and the proceed ~ are still
being kept secret.
AN INGALLS, MASS EFlBa.
Amass meeting was Knight held III
the interest Of In&alla. Sevsral p&prkr
.t4knt Kansans 6t16k In favor OF his re-
election, a. did Colonel Livingston, pres
ideht Of the New York State Farmers
alliance, who denounced the Kansas
alliance as being dominated BY the
southern branch of the organization,
which, he said, hoped to gain control OF
the national government and repeal all
the pension legislation.
When Ingalls, came to the platform,
he was given an ovation. In his speech
he said: whether / be defeated or
elected, whenever they may be assailed,
no matter in what form. no matter who
their adversary; shall respond to the
challenge OF insolent opposition to the
Grand Army of the Republic. Should
l 90 down, l shall see that there is not q
manned or crippled soldier who shall
not feel he has lost defender"
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25
INDIAN TROUBLES.
AN OUTBREAK REPORTED ON RED
LAKE RESERVATION.

Settlers Scared and Militia Ordered Out.
Troops Leaving Pine Ridge General
Miles Taking Fifty Brules to Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25
DIsGRACED THE ORDER.
John I. sullivan Fired Out of the Society
or Elks.

CINcINNArr, Jan. A.-Dr. Quinlin,
head Of the order Of Elks, has suspended
John L. Sullivan from the order, as "a
person unworthy to- associate with gem
tlemen, and whose conduct has brought
shame and discredit upon the ORDER"
Sullivan was admitted at Newark, N. j.,
some time ago, as an actor.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25
A La SULLIVAN.

Bob Fitss1mrAons and Jfmmy Carroll
Will Scrap ON the Stage.
CHICAGO, Jan. "a. Bob Ftzsimmons,
the vanquisher Of Jack Dempsey, is to
become, like Sullivan, an actor. He and
Jimmy Carroll have signed contract
with Fred Reynolds, proprietor Of The
cast The play will be amplified to give
Fitz'an Carroll . chance to ''scrap'' on
the stage.
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VOC cannot pass this lot II you wan, Gloves which
VIII give such satisfaction as no others will.
Namely. our Celebrated 4-button Ladies' Derby Kid.
IN every color for street ind evening wear Quality
OF kid and workmanship these Gloves could not be
better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

A "Po1srER" To Butter Buyers,
Many people. simply because they
90 not know or do not seem care
where pure butter can be had. daily
purchase an adulterated article or .
substitute frequently without know
ing u Is an adu!teration. Nothing
but the purest sweetest and cream.
lest products Of the dairy are sold
a. over my counters - and at prices q
very little II any higher than Won
1-e now Pay for the lines" Remember
the nGrte and locations. Creamery
Butter. 80. - and 1Oc. Celebrated
Cow brand. 5Oc
Nam depot 9th and Pa. ave.
Center Market. 9Th st. wing
12I and I'D Street Market.
Telephone. 27l. e16-eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16
To Sl.37
FOR TOMORROW.
NorrcE OUn Sl.9O B.ne.,xs.

Ladies' New Style Gauntlets for Street and Evening
Wear. in White. Pearl. Black. Red. rinL. Primrose
Lavender Gray. Tan. Brown. &c. &C.
Also our e.. 35 Dressed and Suede French s-bu.son
quetaires. Gents Best Kid Derby Gloves Gents
Beaver fur-top Kids. Gents wool-lined Genuine
Buckskin Gloves.
All Of which were 81 IS. but tomorrow will be sofa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

HE POPULAR QUESTION Or THr
DAY IS: HAVE YOU BEEN TO HAMBUR-
GERS FAMOUS CLosING-oUT sALEs
We are going ont of the Retail
Clothing bus ness--and on
that account are SELL
M stock
NJ lust
1-3 OFF
MARKED
PRIZE Among
the legion Of lucky buy
ers who have been Lere during
this sale there ISN'T ONE who would
hesitate to acknowledge the bona nde char
Act.r Of the unusual Inducements corll inet in
offer to sell the FINEST SUITS, the best-,nade
OVERCOATS and the most stylish CHIIDREN'S
Clothing at = of marked price. We
don't want to tell you any FUNNY
STORIES" nor to win your
patronage by misrepre-
sensations. We
are not
one
1.-THE
HERE TO-
DAY AND GONE
TOMORROW" concerns
that tell tom PEPPER" yarns
to anybody and everybody who'll be-
lieve 'em. Onr interests have been identified
with this community for the past seventeen years
Now's your opportunity to identify YOUR
interests with At any rate our
proposition is worth investisat-
ing. Isn't it! JUST
AS PLAIN AS
PLAIN
CAN
HERE'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16
ALLOW Us To ADVISE

Those about to send Candies for Christmas Presents
by express whether they buy N or no to leave
their orders BY the 10th instant all coufectioners
rushed after that date and orders left in advancs
receive nrst attention. We pay express ON all ORDER
FOR Finest Candies. orders for lbs. of Medium
Candy Consider this point and the fact that we make
only Reliable Goods. packed carefully and neatly. and
you will leave your order with
GILL SON.
dl6 Cor. 18th and sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16
Store open erenino until o o'etoet.
W. A. PIERCE & Co.
40 Market SPACE.
Corner sthss

Dorrs DoLLs. DolLs
THE LOwEsT-PRtCED DOLLS IN wssh,nr-
ton Come Sni see FOR yourself. or better sill.
bBy one FOR the little xlr3. IL viii nr.hs Ter
happy. Dolls always please the children
l%-iuch DOLLS With KID BODIES and
BIsQCE leads. real hair. for
Zoe. lacn
Is inrh DOLLS. JOIN1kp. with real
BlS4C heads AID bail. tvr
5Oc. EACH.
Csc DOLLS FOX TO-
1s-ireh DOLLS with MID BODIES and
Qua s,ec:s! pike.
SOC. EACH.
7sc DOLLS fOk 49,
ts-iach DOLLS with REAL bisQuf beads.
toiat.d Lowest prios sh, -bsrs 'ae Esdneed
Doc EACH.
o. DOLLS REDUCED TO u.s.
Iy-ineh JOINTED DOLLS with REAL hair
and BIsQUE HEADS. REGULAR Price.
81. EEDuCEDto
75c EACH.
sIIOKID BODY DOLLS FOR SEC.
These sr. islnoh Do!i> with tn,Yue hsans,
real hair AMI KID BODIES. E.xa:.r PRICE.
q. 10. SPECIAL PRICE.
SIC. EACH.
20-lSCH DOLLS with KIp BoDIKs. CFEN
AMI SHUT EYES. real hair aid BIsQCE
HEADS kssulAr fKIcE. 81 -. SPECIAL
BAk6AIS PRICE
Sl.OO ZACH.
DRESSED DOLLS with auAib, saa stylish
costume. E.su.Ar PRICE. si.2o. sIECIAL
PRICE.
no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16
LADIES UsDrawrAn.

Ma. A KEAN has opened store 1t 01l 18th t. ..
W. few doors above st., for the aals OF LAdes On
essnsar, Mr4ppers. e. Of her own manufacture. A
anmes. may furnish thstr cwn Wsterisl.. Dolls
70 tnesssca orders. Please call and examine stosE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16
FAxcr GooDs.

For the Christmas trade We are dis
playing an attractive line Of Toilet
Articles. Toilet Sets in Boxes, Mani
cure Sets, Manicure Articles. A vide
range Of qualities and pfiurs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16
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oec. Suede and 4button Dressed. Sizes s. ~ Q, 6s
., N. For 49c- ia
81 4-button Suede. Black. For 1ocA
81 +button Dressed Kids In Tan. For T9c IN
81. 10 SHOOK Dressed Kid in Black. s.,c.-Sa
$L3S 5-hook Dressed KID in Tan aud Gray. g9c ga
Sl.3S SHOOK Suede. Tan aud Gray. &c. IA
$50 4-bu,ton suede. Tan, Gray and Black.
81. o.. IA
$50 4-button Dressed Kid. Tan. Gray and
81 is s-butson Dressed Mousouetare. Tan. q. ga
sl.50 s-button Suede Mousqus,a.re, Ian. Gray,
Mode and Black, 81 90 90
t1s@. IS l2-bu,ton Suede. Tan and Black. s1.75.
II 81. 20 16-buttoD Suede. Tan and Black, e.
20 SIC Misses Pig Skin. Sizes .. -. "a, "a. 6S
Soc.
tU-sI Risses'4tutton Dressed Kid, Tan and Brown.
81. ~. 5'4. 6. 6k, 6k Toe.
AS-&l.;S Misses 5-button Length Moaslustaire
Tan and Gray. 9sc
AS-Iadies Cashmere Mitts-a splendid article 25c
~ Ladies Ku:t Mi:ts ia Black and Colors. &c.
and 4Sc.
.r-Lads' Fine Hsnd.spun Silk Mitts. 19c and 9sc.
s~Childrcn's Mit.s. lac., CSC. Soc, 4Sc.
kS-Ladies' Colorcd Cashmere M.tts. 25c.
OUR GREAT
KID GLOVE
OF FINE WARRANTED
HAND WEAR
WONDERFULLY Low
HOLIDAY
s1.75 Ladies' s-button Dressedaiousquetaire Tan,
Gray. Mode and Black. 81 ID. -NA
Sl5SSue1e. Pearl Mode. Black and White 81 10. ia
Gents English Dog Skin. All shades All Sizes.
Sl.-ua
Gents Dressed Kids. Tans. Brown and Black
iL50. ga
Gents Dressed Kids in White. S12j-xa
Gents Dressed Kills. Tans and Browns. 81 30. -6o
Gents English Castor Gloves. Tars, Brown or
Gray Lined OR not lined. Sl50.-eH
Gents Dog Skin. Fur top Fleece lined. &c. and
sl.~Ar
Gents Dog Skin. Fur top. Fleece lined 81 IS and
Sl.Us.-aa
Gents inc bog skin. Fleece lined. sI.-Sa
- 4iucta.Ailtts. BLACK. VIeeSe lined
ISc.
cf-Iadies' IIand-spun Six Mtts. Sl.o5.
sE-Gents' Astrlchan-top Kid Palm 1Jc.
E-Gen.s' Cashmere Dog Skin Palm. Soc
5g~Gen.s' Scotch Wool Cove. SOC
"Gents' Hand-aRit Rngwood Gloves. Soc
81 Boys Fur-top Lined Gloves. 10.
Boys Fur-top Mitts. Soc
cg~B Boys Scotch Wool. :}gc.
sTBoys Cashmeres with Dog Skin Palm s9c
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THE GREATEST VALUE HOUSE IN THE CITY
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7 g 9 bppP i i a SsSS
: 90 Il 4 HaH ssss
TRUNK MANDATORY,
1871 Jenna ave. nv.
Factory. 1918 and LEO It, NV
Our srecial,ies-Lestheroii Trunk, and Novelty
fatent fo.d'ns Coin Purses. ana
Do YOU Pay CASH,

II you buy for cash visit GRAsrY's DOUBLE
fIOhEs. lolo and lJl2 9Th - NV Furniture
Carpets. O8!eloth and window Shades China Glasa
Lamps. Tn. Stove Ware Nothing sold on Install
rent People coming from all parts Of the city Nors
20 away dissotshed- Money refunded for anything
nos satisfactory We do business right or not At ALI
Honesty from principle. not policy. our motto. We
teaisve who misrepresents either in effect
ing sale writing advertisement. will steal II
makes no difference how ridiculous the price We name
have the goods and youxet them long a. ne can
get them 6-ft. Extension Table, s3 -. CT Cluster
jex Table. s.. yard-vsls Carpet. I21s. 90 21c &c
eood one. zoe. A sood Rocking Chair. 81. Willow
Chairs. sl. 20 TO s10. CostSn-top Mattress, s2 -
Real Curled Hair Mattress err 30 You cant buy
the same for less than ais Initial Tumblsrs. 81 .
dozen Silver-plated Ware-Spoons. Knives. FORKS
&c. 56rpiecr Decorsted Tea Set. e. % Dinner Sets
~ 50 TO e2ol In fact. furnish your houss
from top TO bottom EXCEPT stoves Any quantity Of
Fancy Goods for presents. Don't rsa this and throw
81 aside. but make q note and come don't pay
for advertisements misleAd or deceive you have
the goods and want your trade. All ash Of yon
come and see.
GRAsTY tthe pusher,.
DOUBLE STORES
Furniture. CARPETS, China. &C..
I5l0-I2 18th 81. n ". bet p and q.
IRs White Selected Eur Rass. e. "a die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

WHo WouLp Nor APPRECIATE
GLovrs As A CHRrsrrAs PRrsrsr,
purpose. We shall offer opportunity TO select FROM
the following different styles and at the lowest posi-
| bic prices.
Ar $50 A PAN
READ This CAREFULLY.
Ladies' 4-button Suede Kids.
Ladies' 4button Dressed kida
Misses &-buttou Dressed Kids
Misses' 4-buttou Suede Kids
Ladies' Sbu,ton Suede Mouscuetasres
ladies' sbutton Dressed Kid Mouse uesair~s.
Gents 2-clssp Kids.
Boys 2-el.sp Kids.
Gents 2elasp Lined Kids
| Ladies' Lined Kids
LADIES' Knitted SIN Mi..en..
All aforesaid are sl2s quality and VIII 10 placed
on our bargain counters tomorrow a, ss cents .
| pair.
WHAr Sl.37 VIM Buy To.
MORROW.
Our ladies' 1915 Dressed and Sued. Foster Lac.
inss.
Our Ladies' el.75 French Suede Mousque,air...
Our Laiies o.. so Fnr-,op Biarritz Gloves
Our Ladies' 81 IS best i-button French Dressed
| Kids.
Our Ladies' el75 Best 4-bu,.on susle Kids
Reduced from their 81. as price
To Sl.37
FOR TOMORROW.
NorrcE OuR Sl.9O B.ne.rxs.
Ladies' New Style Gauntlets for Street and Evening
Wear. in White. Pearl. Black. Red. Pink. Primrose
Lavender. Gray. Tan. Brown. &C. &c.
Also our 60 35 Dressed and Suede French s-bu.son
Mousau etaires. Gents Best Kid Derby Gloves Gents
Beaver Fur-top Kids. Gents wool-liued Genuine
Buckskin Gloves.
AL Of which were 81 IS. but tomorrow will be .old
at
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VOC cannot pass this lot II you wan; Gloves which
viii give such satisfaction as no others will.
Namely. our Celebrated 4-button LADIES' Derby KIDS
IL every color for street and evening Quality
OF kid and workmanship these Gloves could not be
better.
EVENING GLOVES
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
f Hsaa aihs aan Suede Kids S2.OOoSl5O
f Rids Esduc ri4 dressed S2OO,oSI5O
Gents Pearl Color Suede SC IN c1e7
Kids. Reduced from. .tS[.UO TO Il %
Gents' White Dressed Kids. Sl Sn cI On
Reduced IRON .....-........sD .CO to oil .ZO
a ansTss ks S1sss M iTS$ 250,oS22O
Ladies l6-but; Suede Nous SoSS cO-S
quetalrts Eeduced from. % ID to o. -
Ladies' 2O-but. Suede Nous cO-- coo n
quetsres. Reduced from. %. - to syO.OU
Bamboo Glove Box free with every two pair. of
Gloves.
We at and warrant all our Gloves Glove, bourb,
for Christmas presents may be exchanged after the
holidays
Ali expressage postage paid by us to al, points Of
the world.
LOUVRE GIovE Co..
Oil Pennsylvania ave-. gil
II Between 9th and 10th sts.
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M4erlei.

= Sn benz Sale Sbhina geseu
8oelbaune 1T ber Nntrag bes 2ebteren
I'M einen neueu Bro5eB abgemieien
porben.
- 9as 8Iumenfeft mirb beute Na9
mittas betimmt ftattfnben.
- 9as .auf Sonntag anberaumte
Bienic Der gafnos@ eieli9aft 1T bers
i9oben porben, neil bic Wege nod ber
Galaoo nod in f@le6tem 3ufanbe
fnb.
9err %. @euter tpirb auf #ieinem
8runbittd, gde Mlamo plaaa unb
@rodettsS traBe, Elm 4f6diges @ebduoe
a%uffibren.
= 6eute 8ormittag serietb bic elet=
trii9e Gar ber 2inie Bof Office unb
Mranias paB.B abnbof Dor benz 8arteu
bes 6oparb'i9en 0auies in Der SRb.
&lamosS traBe bonn @eleife unb fub,
our9 bic niebrise, aber 3iemli9 foIibe
5teinmauer in ben @arten birein. 81
1T bies bos brittle MaL ooB bas
an bieier STEELE gei9iebtl Mettwirbi'
ger WeiIe trug Niemanb oer aablrei6er
Snfa1en ber Gar bel oiefem uufaa BIT
geringfte 8etleSung babon. @dre eint
CANA grtnbli9e @rneuerung bes Inter
baus Der 9traBenbabn on oieier Steut
ni1t enoli@ an ber 3eit
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Sin v3bier.Yarf" BET MranIas
9arbpr..

0srr 81. Goodnight, elmer Der be-
tannteften unb rei6ften .&inbbieb .&6e
ntge" bes Banbanble : 9ifritts, befbt
auf elmer feiner 6ottigen &an9en cine
@ammlung ber in Nmerifa einbeimis
i@en pilben Sbiere, ME fe pol1tdnbts
ger uao tpertbbDner tuDbl taum irgenb'
mo gu finber ieiu btirfte. sic ent>
bdlt unter anberem bic i96nfen grem.
plare BON ameritanii9en @l@en, Nnti,
lopen, 9iri9en nit i9war5em 99mana
u. !. 10.
Wie i'm WranIas Sarbor 6eralb mit'
getbeilt tpirb, beabR1tiet Serr GOODS
might gang In ber Ndbe Der protettirten
9afenftabt bon Si5peRsSeras an benz
prd@tisen @olfufer einen groBartisen
Bart an5ulegen, in Incident Elm palaf.
artiges WObngebdube aufseftbrt pers
ben iol, unb es perben iebt i@On bic
8ortebrurgen ba3u getrDfen, bic 3uolos
gii9en 59dbe Der felteneu Sammlupg
bon benz plab i'm panbanble mad
Nranias 6arbor berunter3ui6afen.
N1tirli9 wirb Der um3ug erff i'm 9erbf
m6sli@ fem.
SAB 9err Goodnight bur6 bic its.
nigli@en" @elbmittel, mel@e inn sur
0erfigung ifeben, in ben @tanb sefebi
lit, etwas @rOBartiges unb in ieiner Nrt
@iu5iges gu leifen unb 10 ni@t MI,
ueientli@ our 9ebuns Der 10 f@ou bon
Der Natur Deri@wenberif9 ausgeftattes
ten umgegeno bes fhbwefli@eu 9afen'
plaBes beisutragen, bebarf tpobl faum
Der @%tmdbnung.
RE 9as bette 8rennboI3 In Der
Stabt 1T 3u baben BET Cart & 81 o.
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1882. @bDebr Der Suiiten bon Sernau.
1900. 9iebrp Mlnares @abral entbedt Bra'
itlien.
1547. @9la6t BET MibIbers. @efarsefts
ttabrne Beg &urfariteu Sob. ST. bon 9aHien
1856. abiiipssne mslisr, @emaqlin Des
@rsber3oss SERB. =. Sefterreid, geitcrben.
1704. Die erite 8eitung Der Ser. Staaten,
vNems Setter" erldeint in 8Ditpn.
1896. &arl 2ebredt Srtmermarm gebpren.
1914. &iidfebr 9ubpi9 XVIII. mad grant
reid.
1887. Mnfans bes 8aues Der erlten srDbe.
rem @iienbabn 2eipsi8sS resben) in Seutid'
Lamb.
1916. Die eriten Greitpiaisen bon @i@isan
gehen mad Nerifp.
1849. Die Sefterrei9er rdumen Qeitb unf
3ieben iih bor ben iniursirten nnsarn mad
Sfen suriid.
1861. Die &ebelen inter COMMANDO BEG
Senators 8olan6 nebrten Sort Srnitb in Ir:
fanlas. Sim glei9en Sage tpirb Gairr, Sns.,
BON rttipnstruppen beiebt.
1877. &uBlanbS &riegserflarunS on BIT
Siirfei.
1888. @rnf Serbert 8tSmard fpirb. gum
preuBiiden Staatsminiiter unb Miniiter bea
Mustpartisen befDrbert.
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= aus Decatur in Wiie COUNTY,
meloet elm 8eri9t: 9iefer Sage fnb
bic Werbanblunsen am;f6en Der 8ar'
gerf9aft unierer Stabt unb elmer 6fliz
den 2apitaliitea .@eieQi9aft gum Nb'
i6luB getOmmen, bur9 tpel9e oieie Ieb.
tere fi9 berDftdtet bot, cine Sabn BON
bier nod Bridgeport au bauen. bic bur9
ben &oblenbifritt unieres Counties fhb.
rem piro. Sie @eieuidaft bat f6 au.
Berbem Derpfidtet. bic Minen in Nrbeit
au uebmeu unb bic 9oblen gu einem
fefgeiebten. niebrigeu preiie bierber 3u
Iieferu. uuiere 8irgerfdaft bat f9
ibrerieits perpfidtet, bas We9eredt fir
Die 8abn 3u i6afen uno cine llnter'
fiiibuns au benz unternebmen i'm Wers
the BON $50. 900 In liesenbem gisens
ibsm 3u gebeu. Decatur pirb nit
9alfe Der 3obIe 3ur Gabrititabt tueroeu.