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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-15
JAMES 4. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, US. Claim Attorney,
Collector and Notary Pablo.

Expert in pension claims. No fec unies sue
CeSAful. PeF1onAl attention given TO renting
houses, collecting rents and accounts, purchase
and sale OF real ektate and the general manage.
ment Of real estate. Icollept rents without loss,
dent thereto. I prosecute claims for pension,
bounty, DC. Pension vouchers certified. Depnsi'
tons taken In Pension claims Deeds, leases,
agreements, and other written Instruments pre-
can save claimants in the city OF wheeling
and vicinity an immense amount Of correspond
eDce. an have better knowledge o. ) our
case than an attorney diytAnttrOm you, who getS
hts information by correspondence, J. am with
than an attorney distant from gu can DO.
] have for sale manufacturing sites, tine resl'
denccsr farms, and real estate oil every detcrtp'
ton.
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EoR SAGE.

dor sALE-S5OO EACH BUYS LOTS
u No. 3s and % in block No. 2, Old Fail
Ground addition. Size 8o1l2O. Must DO sold
for cash at once, ROLF q HARVEY, 1914 MAJ
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GLADSTONE on FREE TRADE.

Ito Says II Increased Wages III England,
and Yet Wages Are Worry Low There.
NEWCASTLE, Oct. in u speech here
yesterday, Mr.. Gladstone, in referring
to free trade, said:
"Our children and klnsmen in Amer
icn, to whom we have looked and might
SKILL look to teach US many useful lcgis-
lative lessons. lave set us in this mat
ter m example Of %retrograde nature.
"They have thought for II moment,
that the secret OF prosperity was 10 DO
found in fixing by the government the
channels i'll which enterprise should
run and the forms in which ingenuity
should DO exercised.
Continuing, Mr.. Gladstone said he
hoped that, in the long, both England
and America would be influenced by
the example and triumphs OF their i'm
mediate predecessors. Although, no
added, there remains much TO do yet;
great amendment has already been
achieved by the'chansc from protection
TO freedom. England among the great
nations OF the world" Mr.. Gladstone re-
marked. chad become almost the soIt
tary witness OF the principle OF freedom
MS applied to trade, rs she has long been
in Europe the solitary witness OF free
dom Of social and political institutions.
England was faithful TO hcr task rs the
witness OF social and political freedom,
and in time others followed her example.
"llad England been abashed by au-
thority, or overbornc by tho examples
OF other countries, the English people
would not have been ut this moment
free. But she p]crsovercd in her work,
and the world has been content to tread
in her steps.
THAT stewardship in regard to free
dom in general, We have nov in regard
to commerce. We are again being tested
as TO whether we shall be firm or not
firm to our convictions; whether tho
time passed in finding n solution ior Il
great economical problem has been
wasted or applied to a great and beneii-
cial work; whether free trade has been
4 triumph, not only for the capitalists,
but for the workmen, whose wages have
thereby been increased fifty per cent"
As England, Mr.. Gladstone said in
conclusion, had been true to political
freedom, he hoped that they would be
true to their vocation; that it might be
recorded that in establishing the rights
Of industry. England, the standard
bearer OF nations, had taught them the
safe, just and honorable way to durable
prosperity. Enthusiastic applause.l
Upon leaving the Town Hall, Mr..
Gladstone received an ovation from the
immense c%oncourse OF people gathered
in that neighborhood.
After lunch, Nh. and Mrs. Gladstone
started for Hawarden.
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AN E n
Pitches m Astonishing Gamo Mt 81. Lou
on Sunday.

Pitches nn Astonishing Gamo mt 81. Louis
IN Sunday.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 4.-Thc Browns and
Louisvilles closed the American Asso-
citation season here to-day by playing
two games.
In the first game Comiskey put in
Breitcnstein, an amateur, to pitch and
he pitched tho most remarkable game
ever played here, or in fact, anywhere
else. Not a hit was secured off him,
and only twcnty-sevcn men coming to
bat. The Browns tieldcd perfectly,
which materially aided him. Score
First game:
ST. Louis"...".--e l ooo12 2 o. S
Louisville...."...-..O 0 0 o 0 0 %
Hits, 7 and 0; errors, 0 and .; pitch
ers, Brcitenstein and Meokin; earned
runs, st. Louis .; umpire, Dolar.
Second game:
In this game an error by Hoy in the
fourth, he muiins 4 long iiy. let in the
winning runs. The game was called at
the end oil the eighth inning on account
OF darkness. Score:
St. Louis.-.-----...-"-0 l 0 ! o o o. s
Lonisville.-."........-o 90 0 0 0 q /
Hits, 6 and c; errors, l and 4; pitch
ers, McGill and Fitzgerald; earned runs,
st. Louis l; umpire, Dolan.
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TIE M. {. CONFERENCE.
Saturdays sonsion 1.-Two and full OF
1atcrest.
BISHOPS INTERESTING ADDRESS
To tho Lny Delegates, who arc Invited
TO sit with tho Ministers aud Present
their l;cport.-.Dr. Payne talks for
tho Board OF Education.

Saturday was the fourth day Of tho
NJ. L. Conference, and tho interest was
undated. Tho meeting was opened
with tho usual devotional exercises by
Rcv. J. Ergel. Upon opening tho scs.
sion Bishop Warren spoke OF tho sig
niiicancc OF tho morning lesson, after
which the Committee on Examination
made its report on the Rev. William
Cox. The candidate was not present
at the time, and the case was tcmpoM-
rily deferred. Tho examination com.
mittcc reported favorably on Rev. Z. J..
Curtis.
Bishop Warren introduced a number
OF ministers, among whom was the Rov.
DR.. Beam, Secretary OF tho Board OF
Education OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, and then Rev. DR.. Chadwick.
Secretary OF the Frccdmcn's Aid and
Southern Education Fund.
The local ministers who were elected
to Dcacon's orders were Benson L..
Brooks and John W. Woodruff.
The Committceon Missionssubmittcd
its report. It said the demands for mis-
sion support were SO urgent that it
recommended the organization Of the
Sunday schools into missionary socic-
ties, and to make extra efforts to put
forth tho literature OF the society every
where it would do good work. The re-
port was adopted. The Statistical Sec
rotary made his regular report for the
Nnnr.
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felt justified, however, in saying that |
iclt ! had conducted tho Office rs well
MS was in the power OF any man, and
that 1t was then in better condition by
far than aver before. Tho President
assured me most cordially that tho
office under my administration had
been entirely satisfactory, and the sub
jcct OF any change was not further
touched upon,n
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RAUsI MAY REST EASY.

Tho Prcsil cnt Assures Him His Admins.
trntion or tho Pension oGlce Has Decn
satisfactory.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-General Green B.
Raum, commissioner of pensions, ar
rived in the city last night. A reporter
spoke to him about his reported con.
ference with President Harrison We'd
nesday.
1T is not true" he said, "that I ten
dered my resignation to the President
at that conference. did, however, say
that | did not wish in any way to en-
barrass his administration, and that ii
my conduct OF the pension department
had not been satisiactoryto him, o. ii
he credited the vague charges brought
against that department, l was willing
that my management should cease. I
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To the Public.

We advertise at present for 4 firm
whose preparations have proven, in our
own family, all they claim to be. We
refer to Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhGa Remedy. We stand up
for this medicine because we have
tested it This is not an advertisement
for our medicine, it is simply our testi-
mony regarding it after a fair trial.
Houelak (Pa.) Observer. p4w
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SALE OF BONDS.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
commissioners appointed by an ordinance OF no
Citv of Wheeling. entitled Al Orllunnce 10 pro,
vide for the Issue aud sale OF Bonds OF tht Nv" "
Wheeling. 10 be known rs the Main street h''utp
bonds second series, and for the redemption and
payment thereof" n;!icd by the voters Of salt
city OF. the 18th day Of September. l39l. VIII Gu
MONDAY. EOVEMBER "a, 1891. between IN9
hours OF 0 O'clock a. IN. and 3 O'clock =. ~.
at the Benk Of the Ohio Valley, IN w
city Of wheeling; W, ya' ior fSce'sJ T X,
city authorized by sNid ordinance, 70 ny
mount OF Si9.h0S; twenty-five iheftp'
are 800 bonds; sixty OF them are 80 D9HuIi
aud thirty-seren OF them Sl.GO bones; Hl ua,tt
Novemb Der ], 1881, payable on OF bG!oTe Nor r Z I ~.
lst, 1924, at the DanE ofthc Ohio Valley, WIN! ~
terest at the rate OF 6 per cent per Gniuni, pn!IC,V
annually on the frstany OF November sL2' snIoa
the first day oiNovemIerin each year uieIeaiHIi
until mud including the ycGr ly!'. ~ mo IT,.
Hank OF the Ohio VALLEY. in the city OF " Legi,,;,
for which interest coupons N proper !oIL' "'S+
tached 10 each bond. an.
These bonds are issued 10 pNy for the con,
structiOn Of II permanent new Dtluee ~
street, In the city Of Wheeling, over MICSIIe
creek, and will be sold only for chsii 70 uhg " nd
est bidder, approved b. the uhdeTslglsu, ~,
none OF said bonds Will be sold for less tian pa
md accrued interest from :'Uvember. ISL ls!Ii
The bonds hereby advertised .0' sale ny !ID.y
TO redemption, at tle!r par value, OH; ntn a. I'd Il
ordinance. md neither such bonds nor the c Snr
poas thereto attached Will bGsub.ec.t 10 @AA'''-
under the authority o! said ei.y. ,r.,,,, ,..s,
py said ordinance the said city obEg!at'' ~ ~.
to pay each year after 1892. uitil Tug bVaI' ia
thorlzel under said ordinance are iui!y patttSI ~
under said ordinance. ,,-,-ny
Pm. DO.ih!HHT%
. . n d, = ~ n. ~ ~ re-n ...
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Good Ball Game.

A great twelve-inning game of ball
was played on the tunnel green yester-
day afternoon and was witnessed by a
good crowd. The result was rs follows:
Shamrocks... . 0 0 o 0 3-S
licked Ninc..l o 2 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 O-5
Base hits-Shamrocks, 0; Picked
Nine, s..
Two base hits-Prince and Woods.
Three base h~it-Buckley.
Struck out-By Smith, 5. by Henry, 8.
Double plavs-Shamroclls, 5.
Batteries-Picked Nine, Smith and
Donovan. Shalnrocks, Henry and Blu
Channon.
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THE many remarkable cures OF catarrh
effected by the use OF Ayers Sarsapar-
lila is conclusive proof that this loath-
some and dangerous disease is ono Of
the blood, only needing such q search
ing and powerful Alternative to thorough
" eradicate il. pNW
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
FOrty.nyo Building Lots In EiCk md
Lipplardt's Addition TO the City
or Martins Ferry, Ohio.

These lots arc part OF tweatyNne acres-onc:
halt Of the property known rs the old NuwlGni
estate-and arc pleasantly situated on gently
sloplng ground; good na;lva! drainage: n com:
mGnding and pleasing view OF tho city. Us wei!
rs Of Wheeling and the Ohio River.
The location Is certainly one Of tho choicc's
in the city. not far from a large and cOm:Eod!Ou!
tchool house. within a few minutes walk o.
the electric street car line ncnrly completed. Gni
within ten minutes walk OF posto.icc. rnisoai
station. ferry landing and the TeEmiaa! Rel
road bridge and other prominent points
These lots and building sites will be sold on
long and easy terms TO suit purchasers.
For further particulars inquire ut once 0!L.
T. HAYES, or ut the Office OF the BELMONT
BREWING CO.. Martins Ferry, Ohio, Or C. !.
SClIAEfER & co. S Real Estate ot!cc, Whccl!nG
W. Va. an!.
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Burgettstown Fair Excursions via Penn.
Yivanin Lines.

Excursion tickets TO Burgettstown ac-
count the fair, will be sold at reduced
round trip rates via the Pennsylvania
lines, October G, Z and S. from ticket
stations on tho Pittsburgh division be-
tween Pittsburgh and Washington, and
Wheeling and S~teubonville- Tickets
will be good returning until October ..
Mw&F.
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Big Eiro mt Indiauupolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 4.-Shortly
after 8 o'clock this morning fire broke
out in the canning works OF the Van
Camp Packing Co., and in three hours
the WORKS were destroyed. The total
loss is 100000; insurance about Sl40,-
500,
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At tho reading OF the statistical report
the Conference proceeded to ballot Tor
the delegate to the General Conference.
While the tcllers were out Bishop War
rem appointed tho following committee
to wait upon the lay electoral Confer
cncc and invite it to meet the Minis
tcrial Conferences: The Ncvs. DR.. Cush-
ing, S. Ernest Jones and DR.. Fullerton.
The Lay Conference soon after went into
joint session with the Ministerial Con-
ference.
The election OF delegates was reported
rs already mentioned il tho lSTElLl-
GESCER.
The Bishop then addressed the lay
delegates in 4 very feeling and appro-
pirate speech. Iie advised the mem
bers to put their shoulders to the
wheel and draw the West Virginia Con-
ference Seminary out OF the financial
rut in which it 10 now. lie advised
them also to send their children to
school and develop the possibilities OF
their intellccts. At the conclusion OF
the Bishops remarks the Lay Confer
cnce was dismissed with the doxology.
After the lay Conference withdrew
the result OF the ballot for ministerial
delegate was announced, and resulted
in no election. The Vote stood: s.
Ernest Jones, 40; J.. 4. Fullerton, SO;
J.. II. Jordan, is. Alter the announce
mcnt OF tho vote another ballot was
ordered, and resulted as follows: L. Ii.
Jordan, 6S; J.. \. Fullerton, lG, and S.
Ernest Jones, 81. DR.. Jordan was de-
cIared elected. The Bishop announced
S. +. Jones and J. A. Fullerton rs re-
serves.
The committee on local deacons made
its report, and the following were recon-
mcnded and elected: o. c. Phillips,
Harry 3. Bowdin, George ". White,
jAmes II. Kinder, Vincent A. Mama,
". W. Workman, Thomas II. Bunting,
James D. Smith. DR.. Chadwick, sccre-
tary OF the Freedmen's Aid society, and
DR.. PAYNE, secretary OF the Board OF
education, made addresses.
STATISTICS or THE CONFERENCE.
Rev. Dr.. Weakly made an address on
behalf OF the D~eaconcsses' Home in
Cincinnati, after which the Statistical
Secretary made his report, as follows:
Number OF probationcra, 1881; num-
Der OF full members, $3.50; number of
local preachers, 24S; number OF deaths.
4S3; number OF children baptized, GIG;
number OF adults baptized, 1881; num-
Der OF churches, $50; estimated value OF
church buildings, sos, 500; number OF
lO7; estimated value oil mar.
sonagcs. Sl5i4,S33i; paid for improving
and building churches and parsonarcs'
S52,G45; paid on old indebtedness on
church property, Sl2,ll5; present in
debtedness on church property.
SsS333,93S; current expenses Of church
property, Sl0,llG; number Of Sunday
schools, Gl7; number OF officers and
teachers, 5,l4S; number OF scholars, 33,-
7G1. The benevolent collections wore
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GENERAL NOTIFIES
E7UCUNTKACTORS ANDBUlLDrIS

'Vo0NINAVIUKS md BUlLDENS
sealed pTorosais VIII DO received n, the os,cc
o, inc Secretary until tho 18Th day al Gc, "Einve
1871, Mt O'Clock r. m, for the coT.tr "S VIGIooyf,
two story, brick school LniiIitr ~
let IN Length and q feet In with, Tor IN" m,s", :,
me pGhliG, schools OF the lndeppnIrnt Imvot
nisIric, OF Elizabeth. Writ county, We s," W
ninTlnES: r.ans and specifications are on Llc IN n
llicatlon 10 him. 'ee" upon ap'
Inc Board reserves tho right to reject my =,
ailpidS EDGAR NEERMAES, SECRETARY VI
sr,rrr,r, eco, Elizabeth, West ia,
:. 80. sc!i-NWAF
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BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action OF
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bitters remedy. psw
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FOR.SaLE.

Tricycle. FOR SALE CHEAP
~ A i2.Inch Star. In good OrLe- -"
Can be ridden by man or boy. SIi,c u'S SIriH
Intelligence Office. " f.
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FoA
STOCKHOLDERS, mrrrlMn-

SToCklioLDERS' MEETING
~ The stockholders OF III, Whaaii,n'NN
Association Will lacq, In rJom n, "illasns
Mnfntt ,iieet, Cianyle's block, on 10 I,LS
,lenilG' October lj 1871, at ! o'cloCCE: ,uSStay
py.inw. olect u boanl Of dircctots nSii W Guopt
inoi osnGF bnsihom a, may come TO- iot TG ,hS.n
tioss S SH ,n y, ISSStrei at the fame time. FO;
Isr,iSncd; IhoulN OI!hcil, James II u STS M
Joan +. tlG'oT, John T.. C0wl, y" II IGIdtinitss'
james NeAdain.. y. I. Adams, q, ". tHI IL
g.e: BE.lE. !. W: lAes. W. II. Anderson 'ss1ii'
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In the evening Rov. DR.. Cushing made
IN earnest appeal Tor the Conference
Seminary at Duckhannon. DIR. Hutch
inson, president OF the seminary, also
made IN address.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-17

ltradteten, fie aber Bel sewiilen politis
l&en @elesenbeiten ~ beniiten iudten
unb iuubten, babel aber inl,ner por Nars
tbeinabme an politii9en 9ln9elesenbeis
ten ipornten. Sol1e Mdnner pnren
nientals sn @uniten Der Reformberpes
suns, bic mir ins Qeben riefen, iinb iinb
INNER in unlerem Mese unb sesen ieben
Jortidritt, ,inb iobalb man ii1 feit auf
oe alian3 glatforr beruft, iamm,ncrn
iic, baB es bieicr Oeer ieuer Eartei idaz
ben pilrbe. Gs iiub bies iosar Mits
slieoer Der Muian;en. sSbnen iollte
man ernittid surufen ,Sei entrueber
elm 9llianssDsann ober nidts, unb bann
made, baB BIZ ,lns aus benz @ese
tommit. On Bit nidt nur ein S1anbs
fed fit bic Organization, ionbcru aud Gin
0inoerniB iir bic gemcsuns, 1pcldc be-
itimmt lit, bag Nalb por Der erbriidens
ben 8elona6t 81 bcfrcien. !"
Die glllian, muB cine Ginbeit lein,
,inb Sener, Ser nidt NIT Der Msebrbe it
ieiner gribcr seDt uno iid ibre,t Gnte.
idei6unsen nidt fiist, 1T nidt ,pirbis
glllianSs Mann 81 beiBen ,,nb io0te uns
beOinst ans ben Reiben berielben ents
fernt mcrbcn Die Sub MIianscn,
ipelde iOlde faule Slide niDren Geiben
#baben uno beren Gntfcrnuns unter
irsenb rpclden 9lusreben perpciaern,
iollten 10 lanse, bis,iie lire Geiben ges.
rsinist bat, altfse1ober perben 2ailet
bic Scala I glatform INFER 9eititern
iein, ,tno mem, ein Mitslieo elmer
N0ians, bic bieier platform anbanst,
binuus in bic 8eIt sebt unb bas G,egeus
tbeil perbreitet, ci,,en1 iolden ioatc TO-.
sleid bic T9iir sepieien lpcrbe,,. Man
fam lcibter eli, Gauleno auberbalb bes
Srbens befdnrpfen ais Giuen i,.ncrbalb
.oerielben;; oenn, obslei6 iie gerrdtberl
nnb Jeinbe bes gOltes iino, sic 8riibcr
fiirbten lid iolbe ausSuitoben, neil iie
baburd etlide 6reunbe oerielben beleis
biset, f0nntcn. Bir slaubeu, eaB ,las
ierc Seucsuns BE eins,sc 9oiin,lns oes
9anbes 1T, uno iie iolte aui biele
Weiie nidt 81 8ailer ,peroen. 9feinizs
get babcr euere &eibe,t uoa iolden
Sbmaroscrn unb rufct ibnen su: Gnts
tpeber allianss sMann obcr aciner unb
bebaltet in gaeren Mei1cn cntpeber 9lIs
lian,s sMdnncr ober 9aiemanbcn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-17
gieneite gfadridteu bts s(nslanbes.

8 NIB on, III |. Sept Gin Cor
.refpo,bcnt, bcr bic ruiiiid)e Siib,peits
.gren,e bis snr Donau bei,ld)te, tbeilt
mt, oaB bort sroee GruppentSrper itas
.tionirt iiub. Bon bier tpiiroe bic ruff
l9e Qlrntee gegeu ben 8alfan ,l,lb gonS.
itantinopel porriideil.
ssn gllidfoff, no lettcs sSabr Nllr
;,pei 0fesimenter lasei1 befi,1ben ii6jebt
Ioeren pier, III &opul iit,D lett Monatss
1friif Drei 0tegi,,,entcr onsefoinn,en nnb
Sic @ar,ilon sNalpn6 1T lestbin nm
1000 Mann perltdrftlDorbet, deg
nannten glatc Daben ollbcr ibrer nilitdz
.riibcn, feine Beoeatung Der gorres
lponbent meint, MuBlanb sebenfe III nibt
III ferncr 3eit oie Donali 81, iiberi6rcis
ten ,tn6 na6 Gonitanti1opcl 81 marriott
ren lll,o babesu bieient 33nef at Der
.0renSe et,,e 9lrnee suIamntengesogc,1,
Ste sroB sen,ts lei. aQe 6inberntile aug
Dem g8eSe 81 rdltmen.
6 . ii 5 On i /. Sept. Gin bier einS,
.getrolIener rnililder Tliidtlins neint
nit Besus auf oc,t ,,e,llib gelr1eloeten
Sob Der Nibiliitin 5oplie 0ausbers,8
baB gopbie idon pOr MOnaten I'M Ser
fcr binseridtet porOcnici Die ruilildc
.gtegierllng babe auf bicle 8eile ieomeoe
Spmpatbie> uslaiiungcn ieitens ber9ln>
adiiten in,&eilne erltidcn poQen.
Qono ) on, u. Sept. Der Sin,es" !"
Qebt aus ct. Yetersburs Sic Nadridt
III, baB man fir cine allsemcinc Wobili<
iir,lng Scr ruiiiiden 9rn,ec in Mpril
1893 Gorbcreitungen trcfic. IS criib>
ride nur nod Bic Grnppc,, nit ben 0e<
rpebrem tlei,,en &alibcrs ans;uitatten.
9 crIin l2. Sept. Der pdpits
lide gtuntius III Mabrio tbcilte benz
Mcidstau;ler ponG Gapripi mi, ,baB bergas
tiean nit We;us aui Die @ruppiruns Der
europdiiden Md@te neutral bleibt'' ben
lperbe.
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Neneftt 9ladridten bts 0nlanbes.

M I'LL OVWWgJ0CUke4 A1. SSpt.
Sin @ineiii1er MaiAer NamenS son,
Iatb Ntan, lit geitern Mbe,b, udbrenb er
3rnbis uor ieiner 8diderei iaB, pon
eincm Sdnrfen, Der obue Scranlaifnng
eimcm Nepolper an bic @tirne bes g6i=
neien iebtc, eridollen ,uorben. polisi:
ltcn. weldc slci6 sur Stcae tDaren, fans
BAN in Der Mdiberei adt anbere Gbines
fen por, bic, ii1 nidt nm ben iterbenbei,
Qanbsmann fiiu1merMb, Opium ran1ten.
Die Gerle murben il, 6aft gerpmn1en,
caen jebo1 nit benz Mlorbe M1ts 81
tbun gebabt babcn.
BbiIlipsburs MsS. IL. Sept.
Inter ber Mntla9e, ben 8eriud semadt
gu baben, seitern einen 3us Der 2ebigb
Vaaep 8abu sur gntsleillrns 81 briil;
gen, 1T bier ye,pis Memel perbaftet ,pers
ben. sSn einem Softer 6es @efansenen
fano man eiuc Guantitdt 4puan,it.
Stencil bat feincn sltc,,N Namer. Gr
peranlaBte in 1879 auf Ben, !5uplon bic
Grploiion aui bem Dan,pier Daniel
Dre,p,, laB iieben Sabre ind 3n6tbans
llnb brab1e l,abe Nlattrburp, g. o.,
einen 3ns sur gntsleiiuns, eine &atas
itropbe, bel Der n,ebrere sDseniben 9eS
t0btet lplrben.
Sapannab Ga, 12. Srpt.
Der 6tsGrpreBsrg Der GentralgabM
peider seitern Mbe,b bieic Citation per
lies, lit fanf Meilen peitli9 pon bier
pon ,pei Mdnbern saberfauen uorben.
Die &erle smangen Sen grpreBs sMeilenS
ger ben @elOi1rant Il, Difnen i,nb ents
ierntenii6 NIT ben, Snbalt. Cine Nns
;abI @ebein,poliSiifen bat iid sur Der
folsung Der @auber aufsemabt.
g en- . ort u. Sept. Der
,6cralon iast bellte Morsen baBSobn
Dalp, Der &0nis erbieiisen Gambler,
Don letnem Manager M. g. !oollingss
mortb I'm etlpa 800, 900 bsitoblen NOR
ben lei. S. ion bas @clD aus bem
fenerfeiten @eloi9rante, beilen gombis
nation er tannte, genommen babet.
Dolp i6eint aber snte@riinbe 81 baben,.
BON einer 0eriolsuns ie;nes an9ctrene,,
Nnseiteuten absuitcben. 3.
FL Sbelb Snb, "a. Sept.
5oier it bic Dip5tberitis epiDen,tld a1fs
Egetrctcn; i,n gaufe ber lebten 5ruei Gage
5liab 40 Gobesfdue 9enleloet ,uotben..
lS6ulen nnb Rirden rpurbe,, selbloilen5
nnb cine allsernei1e auarantdne al,ses
orbnet. Dur1 biesin ber Ndbc bieies
glates liesenben 5dladtbdnicr iou bic
Gpioen,ie bcrbeigefiibrt ,Dorbeu5 lein.
" - Dorf, IA Sept. Das Qoots.
5lenboot Baibington" bas lette ber
.Gabrsense, beren llnsersans il, benz itelis
EIiden Sturme man befiir6tete, 1T geitern
bier ansefommen. Die Mannidaft bes
Sdiffcs, lpeldes erbeblid beiddbist
m,lrbe, ,peiB pon fllrdtbaren 2cioen 81
beri6ter unb cs 1T beinabc ein Munber
;,l nennen, baB nidt Mac ben Cob i'm
Wfeere fanocn.