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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
GRAND TRUNK Extension TO the Coa.,.

WINNIPEG, Man, sept. A rumor is pub
lished here that the Grand Trunk is about to
extend its lines TO Winnipeg via sanlt ste Marie
and Duluth, and that when this city is reached
the line viii be extended to the Coast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
San Clement Island Reserved.

wAsHINGToN CITY, Sept 4.-Commissoner
Carter, of the general land Office, some time sgo
received application to have San Clement isl
and located about thirty miles off the south
west coast of California, restored to the public
domain. In view, however, of its possible fut-
ure Importance as a naval station, the commits.
sioner has rejected the application.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
Secretary Proctor win Come West

WASHINGTON CITY, sept 4-Secretary Proctor
has left Washington City for Maro,ehead, Mass
where be viii remain with his family Till cary
next week. when he viii leave on his tour OF the
Western military posts.
Secretary Tracy has returned to Washington
City from Cape May point
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
In Aged Negro KIN. . Desperado.

LONG POND, Fla, Sept. 4.-Hiram Murray, q
notorious negro desperado, was shot and in
stantly killed this morning by Eldridge Pardy
a negro 20 years old. Murray met Pardy in the
road, made him get gun from his house, and
told him to come along and help kill some peo-
pie at Archer. AS they trudged along Pardy fell
behind his eaptor a few steps, raised the gun
and fred the fatal shot.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
A Negro Leper Lynched.

FORT GIBSON, Miss, Sept 4.-wiu C. Smith,
colored, who assaulted white woman near here
on August II, was captured last Tuesday. Today
q mob mostly colored, took him to the scene of
his crimes, where he was fully identified by his
victim, after which they hung him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
New YORK and London Freight steamers.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 4-The Baltimore Storage
and Lighterage Company, of this city, which
controls the Atlantic transportation between
Baltimore, Philadelphia and London, is about
to establish line of freight steamers between
New York and London. It is stated that by the
end Of October more steamers will be put on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
Electricity I'm the French Army.

PARIS, Sept. 4.-The French military man
envers include the of electric apparatus
by the balloon, telegraphic. postal and telephone
service If successful, every army corps will be
provided with a complete outfit, including
portable steam engine TO work the dynamos.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
Gomper. Invites English Unions.

Boston, Sept. 4-President Gompers, of the
American Federation of Labor, has extended an
invitation on behalf of the trade unions of
North America to the trade union congress now
in session at Newcastle-on-Tyne, England. 10
hold an international trades union congress In
Chicago in the summer OF 1893
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
Jay Could Homeward Bound.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 4-Jay Gould passed
through here today. He was looking we'll He
said he had spent seven weeks in Colorado and
Idaho, and did not care to talk about railroad
matters, but was anxious to get back to New
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05

LONDON, Sept. A Shanghai dispatch says
the British consulate at Yehang has been de-
stroyed by a mob which on TUESDAY last at
tackled the Europeans The French gunboat
Aspic has left for the scene. Her commander
has peremptory orders to act energeticaIly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
Business Failures.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4-The failure of F. III.
Wallace & Co. has been announced on the stock
exchange.
Capei q acNulty, dealers in ostrich feathers,
assigned today without preferences.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05

from Chile by the British warshiI
Espiegle. The bullion will be impoundec
on arrival in England, and will be re-
tanned pending a legal decision of ths
iunta's right to it,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
Mine superintendent Shot Dead.

DowSIEvILLE, Cal, Sept 4-John Colman,
superintendent of the Ruby mine, near Forest
City, was shot and killed last night by John St.
Pierre, night watchman at the mine. Two shots
took effect in Colman's side. The cause OF ths
shooting is not known, there being no witnesses
and st. Pierre declining to talk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
New Mexico sherifrs shortage.

SANTA FE. N. NJ, Sept. 4-Frank Chavas,
Democratic sheriff of Santa Pc county for the
past five years, and ex-ofieio tax collector, ten
dered his resignation this morning 20 the board
of county commissioners He Is short $4,000 in
the county and $4,000 in the territory funds col
lected by him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
Union Pacific Debt Extended.

NEW YORK, Sept 4-The Union Pacific di-
reetors today ratified deed OF trust under
which the collateral for the notes was deposited
and formal agreement signed by the creditors
COMMITTEES. 1t is said that over three-fourths of
the creditors have already agreed to extend their
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
The Canadian Government Sustained.

OTTAWA, Sept. 4-In the commons today Sir
Richard Cartwright's motion of want of conf
dence in the government in connection with the
census returns was defeated. 81 to Is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept A special 10 q morning
papsr from Washington says: Stephen B. e.
klns, OF New York and West Virginia, viii sue
ceed Proctor as secretary of war.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
Fire at Younpstown n.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Sept 4.-The Youngstown
Bridge Works were burned tonight The loss is
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. The company has
large contracts ahead, and the works will be re-
huili al onca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
Another colored Minister to Haiti.

WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 4--John ). Durham
was today appointed minister resident and con-
sui general at Haiti. He in a eolored man and
is now consul at ST. Domingo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05

James NJ. Daily, OF san Francisco, who muir
dered Fillmore Buchanan. contractor. about
year ago, has. been sentenced to Folsom, Cal,
prison for life
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
Two Murderous Jams Jailed at Tacoma.

TACOMA. Sept. 4-ISpeciaL l-Toda Tashiheda
sud Joe Maliek, both Japs, were brought here
tonight from Puyallnp, where they were held in
sl,oQ0 bonds for attempting to murder Frank
Brown, whom they stabbed six times.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
Canadians Oppose Chinese Immigration

QUEBEC, Sept AT meeting of the Trades
and Labor Council of the Dominion of Canada
resolution was adopted asking for the prohibit
ton of Chinese immigration
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
The Chilean Doodle.

LoSDoS, Sept 4.-The agent of the
Chilean junta sent TO the foreign Office to-
day note In reference 70 the silver carried
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
German Emperor Honors an American.

WASHINGTON CITY, Sept 4.-The emperor of
Germany has bestowed upon DIR. J. w. Hoffman,
OF the bureau of ethnoiogy of the Smithsonian in
sttution, the decoration of the royal order of the
crown Hoffman served in the Franco Prussian
war He is the fourth American who has re-
ceiyed this decoration.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05

ST. LouTs, Sept. A dispatch from the City
of Mexico says much indignation has been
caused there by the publication of the reports IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05
Two Louisiana Murderers Hanged

LAKE CHARLES. Sept 4.-Charles Large and
William Dial, both colored, were hanged in Jail
here today for murder
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-05

The SUNDAY excursions the steamer Kirk
land are growing Ia popularity. Take the fss-
leT avenue cara
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-22
ste Gmtblaums 0er ssadion.statiie,

gerington, Sa., 20. Suli. - allen
2lnSei9en suiolge miro cine 9rOBe Menid)eu,
neu9e beute Der GnthiiIlung Der Statue
StoHeluaQ 5adiOn's bstmobuen. Die gauSe
StGot lit bereitS nit Gditeu geiii1t. Sen.
Subal u. Garlp, Der 0eitreouer, truf beute
hicr eiu. @eneral 3boma5y. 3toBer, Sen.
SameS q. gSalter, Gen. Saoe 'oamptOn,
Sen. gSm. $. Yapne, Sen. Gppa ,6unton
unO Sen. gjnolap GOmar iiHO gleidiaQ8
bereit5 augefommen.
3ie 9ieuuiou uno OaS Santett Der alien
0iodbriD9e 9lrtiuerie, melte wdbreuO oeS
ariegeS III 10 euger Sejrebuug Su SadiOu
fan0, iano beute AbeuO i'm Speiieiaule Oe5
p&irginier nilitariideu Snittut5" ltatt. GS
nabmcu 25O Yerioneu o0rau Sleil. Soaite
wur0en beautWortet pom @eueral SameS T..
HSalfer, @eueral ScOt Sblpp uuo Sberit
Quorem SQdiou Srl0Q6bn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-22
ftrek.

Sopfutb III ba8entQr 2ri0eu, iibcr Sn8 man
heut3utage mobl am oiTeitcn tlagGu bort Ino
gegCn ba8 Die mciitcn Iog Sdll5mlttel angcs
penoct mcroCn. 9u ben hduigiteu 6ducn mo
eS aber Die unrid)tgCu Nttttel, neil falt ale
Utenid)eu iibCr Die 9iatur un0 oCu llrpruUg
oe8 2eiOPn5 in llntlareu ijn0. lln0 bOt) lit
Die Qan;c Sud)e b0d)It ciniuf. Snuen 6dlleu
inter SCbu rlibrt ou8 Gopiuch BON cliiCm ocrz
oorbcneu UIdgCn luO 0aourt ae'tOrtem Sluts
frcislalIi inter Nnoraug Oe5 Ylnt98 nadl benz
Sopf her. Die 2(er3tc babcu oc5halb and BEN
Nauer gaitriid)e6 D. b. Wtagcntopimeb oalur
eriunoen. 3allelbe tritt III Ocrld)Ieoercn Sors
men auf; nland)nlal al8 BUMPER, auT occ
Stiru o0Cr Dem EOroPrbaupt lallenocr 2rIdy
al8 ftedeuoCS, gleid)iam bobrenoe5 Stmer3a
gciitbl, ais etn Gcilibl 0es SenOmmenNcln5, GlS
alopien Der Bulsaoern al ben St.0Ien uO3u
iId] bdIfiQ talte SiiBe HlI0 augemelne llHlult
geitucu. RameHtlidJ Oieic5 lcttere SeHuiedcu
1T mtriiglidl. Dun fam abcr feline &rautbclt,
feiu lluwoblieiu qriiHoIid) trrirt Wer0cn, meun
bic Ycbanoluug itt) Uidlt nni bic gSurjel 0ers
ielben crtrGdt, oa5 betBt III 0lclem Saue, menu
nid)t Der UarOorbCNe OoCr ibcrla0eue Wtageu,
ans Dem ba5 Sopilueb tomnlt, regu!irt NIB III
qeiluoeu 3uitano perieBt Otro. 3u 6lc'snt
53mcd gibt e6 teiu beillamrrCS, 3utraglIdare5
uu0 Der aQgCmeineu @eiuu6beit better augea
paBte5 UGttel ol5 bic ct. Sernaro 3rduters
Eilleu, 10 benannt nat benz mobtbatigeu Ser1ts
bNrOiner Sroen, oeiien ltitglieOer iid) 10 grofe
8cr6ieuite I'M bic @r;enei- uno SrluterfuuOe
erporbeu babeu. Die 4illen iino Oou 0eu irour-
men SernlarOiuer IRGnfen eriuuoen un0 ino
aus ben miir3igiten mn beiltr0itigiteH NIpena
frGuteru 3uiammengeiatt. Sbre l8utuHg 1T
cine Nib l0elloe uno ermeldeuoe, blutre,uI1
genoe uuo ben BluttrejSauf beiOroerHoe; llla
idIoppungeu oeS Gluts III ben 8Cucu uerl6mlIIz
ben beim gebrauh 0criclbeu uuo oauIit bort
Der 3rud AMI bic glutgeiaBe oe8 Gebiru8 auL
nelder bic oirette llriafe ba5 ais SOpiwe9
betamlteu geioeuB 1T. Gtue 8oi5 ct. Sers
naro Srduter,Yillen miro bemnad) 0Giielbe
iOfort linoeru uno mad ttr3er 3ett uOutaH0ig
turircn. Die YiIlen ituO iiir 25 &cutS III Jeoer
gutsH Apotbcte, ionsc uoI y. 9tsufloter u &C.,
.. :. Boy 24lG, yteW yOrt, 81 be;tebeH. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-22
Mitter!
sseuer it cimcm 9cra.perfe.

Marquette, Dtid., 21. Suli. -
Sim Sdadtc gtr. 5 Ser yGrcat 9tepubs
llf Sron WilneS" brad 9eitcrn MOrgcn
nm llbr 6suer aus. Die 6lammen
on Der SberIladc iuurben balb selOidt,
jeOO9 nidt. ebe iic OaS SOlswerf in bcn
Sda6ten 9(r. uno 9tr. 1 erariiIen
batten, weldes lest brcnnt. 9as inter
irbiide sSeuer sreiit UNI iid. Sin 3bcil
elmer Wano im Sda6t 9tr. 5 lift oereits
einseltilrjt, uno Der Oirette unO inbirefte
9erluit wirb srOB iein. Die slrbeitcr
sntfamen. 9n benz gersmerfe iinb
nabssu 1000 Otann tbatis, uno es laBt
ii9 nod nidt permntben, wenn Die
6lammen 9eIOldt unO Die Sbatistsit
ipisber auf9enommen werben fanu.
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Ginc SSamiliem=S =Sra9ooie.

Clap Gitp, ST., 90. Subtle 2ei.
den idmmtlidtr NtltgIleoer Der 6amilte
pOu Jtobert 5ame5, Oret Wteileu weitIid) bon
bier mobubart, aus NiGun uno SrOu, Sobu,
Gotter uuO @ntel beilebenO, murOeH beute
NtOrgen inter ben 8riimmeru OeS 8obus
bauleS, meId)eS wabrenO Der gtadt uie0tr'
branute, geiunoen.
Niau glaubt, paB eutpeb.r Ser &oter pOer
Der Sobu Die iibrigeu 6amilienmitglieOer
ermoroete, ba5 !pau5 auitedte uuo oauu
SelbtmorO begiug. Der Sobn mar Dem
&runte ergeben unO batte geOroht, Die 6a-
Mile eruOrOen 81 uOlen; Der @atte lit an
gSQhuitunSuuiQIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-22

3us 9ins nad Ser Cemetery, no Die
feline Sulia Saflon 9briitian bon eincr
erbabenen Ylattform aus Die Sdnur
Sog, welde ocn Sorbang pon Ser Statue
sariifsos. Die Godbrioser SrigaSe
feuerte cinen Salut ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-22

Wattcm, Mattcu 10, 125s, 131a, IS, IS, 25
genis Die glaro.
GSrobe Smprmasr 1sattens1 bas StIt.
9inrene Trpgetts, groSe wagon, % oas Stiid.
AkT-SQUARES Gler 9roBen pom So aE.
Sbnrmatteu 20 Gts.; fuBtiiic1 (ottomans)
IS Cts.
GSeben Sic Tter bof Sie nnh benz ridti9eH YIote
somnlen; be9ebcR Sic teiReH SJrrtbnm MAIDEN z ie il
bieen grobeH SomMeruCrtQuI Su 9tubcn uno pergeieH
Gle nit,t bic Wun:nter 4i5, Sit:Sa!timOrcs,
nabe OGBi.raEs.
Xe,uis i. TGd,man & grnoer.
P.S.- gSdbrcRb Der Commemorate fuirb infer
saoen lIbr Htahmlttn9s, SamitG9s I'M - llbr
abenos 9edJIGea. (165-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-22
YruDcuttal> l>0eQaae.

Gaupt.Sifiee: Str. "a, Bart: g lace, ,Ss,u,D Desf
3pei9zSifice:
Ut. 1917, 8 it=9 more, q ira I, E.
8ere!n iiir p0dentlid)e llnteritiisuus
bel Sranfbeit uno llnfaa,
NIT ooer obne Ssriiteruns i'm Sale oes sooes,
SpesieGs Vdrtbeilc
eansidbrise griabrlHs. G5esriinoet 1875,
Seine 9leSmeHts. 9efiurmte gSodenbeitrdae.
8rpbcs 9arantte=Sfapitai.
Sieierue Der 2ranfenfaie. S51 ,576.61
GortIauienoe nnterititun9 ohae lluterbretun9.
8rompte 2usSabluHg.
tlebcr $f,000,O0O in SfnctitS auSbe5ahte.
aei1 Gintritts gelb.
&etne &piteu iIr ariIid)e uuteriudlut9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-22
2lus Der SmnocssamYtitaot.
Cic iIurubeu in 7 e,,,,c5ec.

9Saibinston. .. g., 21. Sul;.
-Sffi;iere Der gunOesarmce bcoba6tcn
nit Snterciie Sen Gouflift smilten scr
Staatsmili; uno Sen Soblen9rabern in
Senneiiee. Sle erlparten, DaB menn
Grltere utdt i'm Stanbe lit, nit gettcren
fcrti9 ;u werocu, ble 9tational Jtegiez
ring aufgcforOcrt ueroen fann, Sunz
ScStrnppen 5u entIcnoen. Sn bieiem
Salle uiirOe cs idipieris iein, red)t3eitis
Sruppen gum Sduee Der SrGilinge ~
entlcnnen. Der nG6Ite Soften lit paS
columbia slrienal," no icooh feline
eriiigbaren OtannidaTtcn iid, beiinocn.
Sci beu 9tcu sort 8arrafen in Der
9tabe BON Cincinnati iteben nur spci
GOupagnie'n Sufanterie. gSabrihcinz
lid miirSen Srltppen aus ct. youis
bcr6clgcbOlt iuerOeu, allcin Ser Srausz
port wiirOe uIcl .3cit in slniprud) nebz
men.
Sie eoniisS:rten Slider 5abr,cuac.
Der Gomn1anocur De5 3oufuttcr8
- @oobburD" erbiclt beute ocn 2luitraq
naa Ct. Stepban, N.zS., gu iabren,
llm nit bem SunoeszSOniul 9tetQ bic
Gonfisfation BON lieben amcrifaniiden
sStIderbooteu III ser 9tdbe BON Galtport,
bur1 einen canaoilden 0ampfcr ~ IN
teriuden. Die 3ollbeamteu baben Sen
gluitra9 &arten an;uIcrtigcn uno auI
beulelbcn Die yase cincs jeOen ber Sabrz
seuse bel iciner Seldla9nabme ansusez
ben, 10 Sab Sic 6ra9e Ser Suiaoiftion
mOslifit senau Ieit9citellt uno cntid)iez
ben meroen faun.
2,ermiidtes.
9eru u&cariarse" traf scitern in Sorts
mouth, 9t.<9., uno bic ,Gntreprile" III
Solton ein. Der r&eariar9e" wirO re-
parirt unb Sic y@utrepriie" gebt naf)
Sar SarbOr, NO ScfretGr Sracp ii1 I'M
naditen NtOnat auibalten wirO.
gSGbrcno 6e5 an 80. Suni a6qclauicz
ncn 6tafalabreS wurOen 3, 400, ,4O6, ,273
EultmertbScid)en pom SOltamt gum BE-
trage BON S64,1O9,490 pcrfauft, cine
3mabms BON 7 Bro;ent nab ser 3abl
uuO pOn Ero;cnt nad) benz &crtbe.
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Die S;cricu Dee YrsIoe,ttc,,.


6 APE Ot al, 81. Suli.-0er Braz
iibent mar bcute OtOrgen auBerorOeutz
ll6 beldGftigt. 81 erbielt cine auBerz
oroentlid ltarfe Eolt, mabte mebrcre
Grncnnungeu unb empiing cinen 9lnz
malt, Der GOuarb Selocn in &anlas per<
trat, Oeilen Sooe5urtbcil gcitcrn in lez
benslan9llbe 9ait umgeuanoelt wprSen
mar. Der 9lnpalt ltellte bem ErdiiSeuz
ten Dor, baB ieln client unlduloia oes
WtorOes, Oeiicn CT bc;i6ti9t miro, lei,
uno bat, Der BrGiiocnt lno9e i'm qans
begnaOigen. Der Bralioent lauidte ben
usiiibrungen oes 9lnwalts fat cine
/ Stunbc lang, allein CT melgcrtc iid), wciz
tere Sd)ritte su er9reifcn, es lei benn,
oaB ibm wcltcre gele9e Iiir oie llnldulS
oeS WlauncS gelieiert mir ocn. Der YrG>
iiocnt glng IbenoS bis sur Siitte bcs
General $oltneiitcrs uno beobadltete
bas .3eritorungswerf, pcl9es bic gSelz
len bort angerlbtet batten.
Sin nsues osutites ganierid,iN.
Srenlen, y. Suli. = 9as meme bent
ldle EanSerlblff vSrlthlof" Lief heute aui Der
&erfIe Der attcHs@tleul1a1t "sSeier" pom
Stapel.
Irofs Site.
burg, u. Sull. - SorqeIern
seigte bier Das S9ermOmeter SO GraD 6ite.
Niir bieiige Staot iii Dies eine Qaui alb.
norme 0lpe. Sislfa1 muBten Die 4rbeiteu
i'm Sreleu ein9eiteut merben. gud fameu
piele 6iel6ldge Dor.
Gircttc sampieruerbinsuuss sspiid,eme bieaap
nno enropaIidliu S,aien.
gono III, y. Sull.-Ser ueue amer!fa.
nild)e SaupIer v9barleS ". gSetmore,"
Capt. Saunoers, mel9er III Der letteu SGlite
oeS DtouatS SUM Don Duluth, Vliun., alb.
fubr, trai heute in 9iuerpool eiu. Ser @rz
iolg Der 2elle hepelit, baB cine pirette Samz
pferuerblnbung sipllbeu Chicago uuo euro
pdil1eu odleu nld3r uuluoglld If.
9ie amerifamifde GimwamoerunsS . Com
miiiIom.
2onoon, q. Sull.-Sie Ser. Staateuz
Ginmanperunss Gommiiidre, mel6e Die
Gimuanoerungs-S -Srage auf pieier Selte oes
9nantiibeu S;eanS ituOlren louen, babeu
ibre 9lrbeiteu nod nld)t rid]tla beaouuen.
Sberit gSebber bate geileru bel ieiuer sln.
funft bier elne iniormsQe 3uiammeufunit
nit ieiueu Golleseu, bel lueld)er Die 9lane
oisfutlrt wurOen.
Seute begabsn Fd) Die Gommiiidre nadl
2iperpool, no iie ;iuei Gage lang bleben
weroen. 9iad) ber 9tidtebr bon bort perz
meileu iie IA Gage III SOnpOn; bauu meroen
iie Nt trennen. Die Giuen merpen nad)
Srlanb, Die Auoeren uad) StaIien, 0eutjdls
IanO uuO 9tuBlauo reiien. Sbr Sauptquars
tier miro Berlin ODER Gremen lsin.
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Sppoittion gcge,, ote ,,gSteocrtpabl
Saut. @ou,perS.

6 bic q o. 20. Jull. = Sn elmer Bers
iammluug Der u3raOeSz & gabor. 2lfemblp," !"
welde DIE perItieOeneu 2lrbelters lluiOueu
Der StaOt umfaBt, muroe beidlOiieu, Die
peridieoen.n neutrality-suspicious. auiz
;uiOrOeru, iid gegeu Die SnoOiiirnng Gam.
@Omper5 aI8 @anOoat fiir oa5 gmt bes
YrailOeuten Der ameritanli4en p6eoerati OIL
Of gabOr" ;u ertlQren.
@OHlper8 bat oaS 2ln1t lett Sabren be-
flsiOet, unD eS herrid: Die Auiidt, baB er
Ourt leine lanse AmtSfibrung bic Seriib.
rung nit Der Nrbelterbemeguug oerloren
babe. Nlan beabiid)ugt, elH Announcement
3ur Contribution elu5ubrlngeu, wOsnad Die
Amtsoauer eiues Yrdiioenteu aui bO6iteu8
Orei aui einanOer iolgeHoe 3ernlIne be-
idlrQuft meroen ioQ.
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5remoe im 9tnblanO maffen I'D, naturaIiiiren
Iafieu


ct. Beter8burs 20. Suli. - Gin
llfa5 ptro oorbereitet, Ill bem befohleu plr0,
baB 6remDe, Die in 0iuBlano @eid)dfte be-
trelbeu uno Die eS peridumen, il6 iunerbaIb
bon 5 9abreu naturallliren Su laNeu, aus
oem yaube uertriebeu meroeu loQeu.
Dom 9eorp, per GrsGatier pom SraiiIien.
fraut.
8aris, 20. 5uli. - Dom 9eSro, Der
GrzSaiier Don Sraiileu, liegt in SiA9
l6wer trauf barnieOer. Gr ertitt oOr etul.
ger 3eit bel einem lluia1 cine SerlGung on
ernem 6uB, Su pelfer Der falte Srano ge=
treten 1T. 9r. @harcot uuo 9r. Boncet
ilno Don benz 5aEsarSte oe5 @rsaarer5 81
elNer COMPUTATION berbei berHien morOen.
Sin sGreibem oes Bapites au 8raiisent
Garmot.
BariS, 90. Suli.-Sn einem elgenbdu=
bi9en Sdlreibeu an ben 4rQiloeuteu GGrHOt
b.jeitnst Der Papit bic MiiiiOn Oes neuen
9iuHtlu5 alS cine iriebisrtige. Gr iagt, paB
bic 8e9ierung Gem 9Suute Der Nation
entIpre9eno unO religi0ie Serfolgun9en ju
permeloen braud)t, nm bic Stabilltdt III CT.
lan9en, meld)e su ibrem Seltebeu uotbmeus
big llt.
saatalie flaet aesen Rilan.
Bar1s, 20. SuIl.-@r-Sonlyu Natalie
BON Serben, pel6e fur3li6 ans oieiem
yanee uertriebeu wuroe, bat ibren 9atteH,
ben GtsSonlg 0tilan, Der eur 3eit bier
pObnt, IN ben bieiiaen Geritteu aui Ser.
aus9abe poH 100000 Sranc8, meldc
Summe, pIe ile bebauptet, eiuen 8heil ib-
res perlonlldeH SermOsenS biloetr pertla9t.
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Sic Sd,ulocu der Siirfef.

@onlanttnopel. 2l. Suli. - Gas
Separtement Iir Die Ofieutlide Sfulo bat
etnen Elan SIR Gonuertirnng perielben Dor
gelegt, Der mabriteluIid Die @.nebmiguna
peS SultanS erbaiten wiro. 4febrere Der,
artige Blame itup bersitS pom Sultan uer.
wOrfen morben, mas ELL 3urauen in bic
ftnan6lsle 6dbl9tetteu Der 1eslcruu3 er-
medt bat, bensn ne iit) laHge niat erfreut
hat.
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Gin srobartiger Gmpfana fur Sen G,are.
WITH.

Setter burg, 2l. Suli.-Sem G;arez
pitb lol bel ieiner anfunft an Der @reu,e
bes alltattlteH 9tuBlano Elm erobartiQer
@nlpfang bercit.t merDen. 0erielbe miro
Oann hierher e6tOrtirt, uuo bier miro ieine
6eimfebr onr9 cine Heibe GROCER Seite ae.
feiert Dtroen. -Seit Dem 2ltrentate ali Sen
G5arewlth in Sapan lit oieier belm Solte
Iehr beilebt gewOroen uno ieiu Gmpianq
lpirp elu lebr berSltder iperoeu.
nnicrc gSeItam6itsuuneSs6 Is ommiiTare.
Sonoon, 81. Suli. - Die Sbicago'er
@eItauslteuun9ss ssGOmmtiilre nurOeu beute
Don Der SanpelStammer empfanQen. Gin
Gunllne Smen besriiBte ie unb peripra9
bic llnterlIiteun9 Der Sammer. Die o(o.
Suttsrporth nnO Sulod antporteteu. Siele
Otlt9lleber Der 9anoelStammer itelten Tra=
gen IN Sesug auf bic 6orrfritte Der Sor=
bsreltuH9en 1iir Die Ausieuuug. 9ie 9onl=
n1llldr.e merOen am 6reitas BON bier na6
Yaris abreiien, NO ile cine llnterre0uua nit
NIT Srn. Supot, osm irau;oil9en panbelss
Nilntlter. lber Die Sbeilnabme Der frans6iis
l1eH &s9lsruu9 oil Der gusteuuu9 babeu
meroen.
&nrae TabeIoepefdten.
= Der 9ompOnilt @Ouuoo 1T in ieiner
Siaa in ct. @lOub an eiutm Serslcioeu be.
beutlid) erfrantt. GOuuoo 1T IS Sabre alts
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Seieat sic 9tes ,
uno Sic ,rcrDcu reid.

Sinb Sic bereit, G'elo III pcrbienen2 ober noleu
Gle, bof 9lnoere es fir Sic perbienen2 Si Ties Der
fall, boEH 9ribcIu Sic nitht iber Spariam'eit; Gas
iit eiEe hlelte Trar5. 2&eun Sis aber leih neroen
uno bic Gjrlrolu9e rem Spariamfcit Iernen nolen,
taKn tauien Sie Sbre 6uBbohen=2' 2'eoedunsen tei
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Der Gomponiit @ouuoo 1T in ieiner
Silla in Ct. @louo an eiutm Ser;leipeu be.
bsntlid erfrauit. GOuuOo 1T IS Sabre alt.