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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-12

This office has just completed lprinting and binding in pamphlet form the Journal of Proceedings of the Eighth Annual Session of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Arizona" It is a sixty-four-page pamphlet, and the work will com pare favorably with that of metro 2olitan job offices. Another seventy page pamphlet is now in the hands lofthe printers. For fine job work of all kinds and particularly for pamphlet work. Supreme Court briefs, etc., the JouRsAL-MIsER can not be excelled fy any office in the southwest.
 A special from Pierre, Dak., says that there was lively time at Fort Pierre yesterday, caused by sud den change in the channel of the Missouri river, which washed away . strip of the bank eighty feet wide and quarter of mile long. There are several frame buildings on the strip, but by energetic work they were saved from toppling over into the food.
 Hi Larason brought in twenty ounces of amalgum to-day from the Dixie mill. It was taken from nine tons of ore from the Matte Adair mine in Slaughter house gulch, owned by Wm. Dulin, Hi. Larason and John McDermid. In addition to the amalgum they secured about seven or eight ounces more gold in concentrates, which they shipped to the sampling works. This ore was taken from the I00-f foot level of the mine. The mine is located just above the Lynx creek hydraulic works, and is us promising as far as prospected as any claim in this section.
 A mining man named Jerome and Lottie Steen, were brought in from Mohaye county last evening by Marshal Paul under indictment for violation of the Edmunds act. The couple were living about sixty miles south of kingman, the woman being dressed as man. She had to go to Yucca for change of apparel before being presentable as female.
 The Department of Publicity and Promotion of the Worlds Colum- bian Exposition have made an ar engagement with the North Ameri- can Review for the publication of series of advertisements of the Worlds Fair. The matter for tho advertisements is to be supplied every month by the Department, and the series will give to the adver- Using pages of the Review for some time to come an interest never be- fore possessed by the advertising pages of monthly magazine. The first advertisement will appear in the September number of the Re view.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-12
Prisoners in County JsiIs.

The latest census bulletin relates to prisoners in county jails through out the United States June lst, 1890. The total number is given as l9,53S. The number reported in 1880 was l2,69l, showing an increase in ten years of 6,S47, or at the rate of 5395 per cent. The increase in the total population was 24.S6 per cent. In
 1880 the ratio of prisoners in county jails to the population was 253 in each million; in 1890 it was 3l2. The increase. therefore, has been 59 to
 the million. The largest increase
 was in the North Atlantic division,
 where 1t was 95 to the million. In
 respect to nativity, not including the
 colored prisoners, who may all be
 supposed to be natives except the
 Chinese) of the 13,961 white prison
 CTS 9,6S4 are native born, 3, ,765 foreign
 born and the place of birth of 5l2 is
 unknown. Leaving out of view the
 1,056 white prisoners whose parent
 age is unknown in whole or in part,
 there remain S,62S cases in which the
 proportion of native to foreign blood
 can be estimated. It is then found
 that the foreign population of this
 country contributes, directly or in-
 directly, in the persons of the foreign
 born or of their immediate descend
 ants 6,s13 to the population of the
 county jails, or l,234 more than the
 entire native white population. It
 was stated in the bulletin with re-
 gard to the penitentiary convicts
 whose birthplace and parentage are
 known that the foreign-born element,
 the colored element and the native
 white element each furnished about
 one-third of all the inmates of our
 prisons and penitentiaries. The same remark applies to the county fails, the preponderance being in favor of the foreign-born element. California ranks seventh in the list of states and territories as to the number of prisoners in her jails. There are still six counties in the state that have no jails. They are: Alpine, Inyo, Plumas, San Benito, Sierra and Trinity.-Los Angeles Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-12
Mormon. Suspected of Murder.

ST. GEORGE, Utah, August 5.-For number of years there has been living on a ranch six miles west of this city, a man named Richard Bell.
 He was sober and industrious and an uncompromising anti Mormon man. He paid little attention to politics except to go regularly to the polls and vote against every Mormon interest. He had 6 family of a wife and two sons, aged Is and Is. Many threats have been made against Bell by the Mormons, but as he and his sons were known to be dead shots with the rife, the opposition was con- fined to the threats. Twice attacks were made on Bell when he was out at night, bul both times the assail- ants were worsted.
 On the 3d of August John Rich ards, of this place, had business with Bell and rode out to his ranch to see him. When he got there he found the place apparently deserted. He thought that the family had gone away temporarily, and was just about to leave, when his attention was at tracted by horse whinnying in the stable. He went there and found the animal nearly dead for want of food and water. This caused him to examine the house, and finding the doors locked he returned to town and reported facts as he found them. A posse at once started out to the place and forced the door open. They found the whole family dead in bed. Each had been murdered. and the work had evidently been done while the victims were asleep. for none had struggled. Bell and his wife both had their heads crushed. while the boys both had their throats cut from ear to ear, evidently done with one slash of knife. Not a thing was disturbed in the house. and there was not clue to the per petrators of the bloody deed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-12
Pubilc school Matters.

The board of school trustees me, pursuant to law Monday afternoon to canvass the returns of the cleo. tion held August 3d, on the question of bonds, all the members being
 present. The result was found to be
 as already announced, seventy-four
 in favor of bonds to twenty-three
 against. It appearing that the re- quired two-thirds of the total vote
 was in favor of the bonds it was ordered that ali proceedings be certi- fled to the board of supervisors, that they may issue the bonds as required by law in the sum of $17,000, to run not exceeding twenty years and bear interest at the rate of six per cent. per annum. On motion the Prescott public schools were graded as fol lows: Prescott primary school, first, second and third grades; Prescott grammar school, first, second and third grades, and Prescott high school. Teachers were assigned as fol- lows: Prof. l.. W. Taylor, high school; third grade grammar, Mrs. J. J. Fisher; second grade grammar, Miss Mabel Allen; first grade gram mar, Miss Hattie Futile; third grade primary, Miss E. E. Williams; second grade primary, Miss Florence Gould; first grade primary, Miss NJ. Jen- nings.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-12
0nr rin Ten l.stter.

TIr Tor, August sth.-From our regular correspondent. Tip Top is still in existence. If you don't be- ,, lieve it drop down and see the boys and be convinced. Almost everybody shipping ore and working. Teams are busy haul ing in supplies and ore back to Phe- nix.
 Among the ore producing mines are the 4th of July, 70, Tip Top, Museum and others. Henry Wager now has charge oi the B. Burg boarding house and Is giving good satisfaction. Aug. Bauer and Tony Berch em left on Thursdays stage for Phenix, where the latter has gone for medi- cal treatment. He has not improved much up to now.
 We had a very nice concert on Sunday evening last by Professor Dick Gordon and orchestra. The bass solo, There is a mill wheel turning" by Aug. Bser, was a treat itself. The recitations, ''The Pen  niless Man." and 'Over the Hills to the Poor House." by MT. Peter Arnold, the orator, were well executed and he proved himself an eloquent speaker.
 This week the Tip Top dramatic club are playing "Ten Nights in a Bar Room" at Wager's opera house to large audiences.
 Sunday, August 9th, there will be sermon at the school house by the Rev. T. J. Hill, of Phenix. Text, "Wild Oats.'
 It is said that Ben Belcher has sent down to Tip Top for a small size bath tub" to put in his Cabinet; as We have them all sizes We think we can suit him.
 As there is nothing more this time l remain, IN Hoe SIeSo VINcEs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-12

The cattle law is being lived up to, or is coming to be, and now takes a new phase. A few days ago a steer branded box with an inside. and supposed to be one of the Vail brands. was brought to Tucson to be sent toward home. The inspector compared brands, but found Vaips to be a double box. Other brands could not be found to tally with that of the animal, either by inquiring of every vaquero fr-- T parts of the country or on records, and ac- cording to a provision of the law the animal has been cared for in another way. The law provides that un- recorded stock shall be sold and the proceeds forwarded to Phenix. This has been done. Moral: All brands not recorded should be immediately.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-12

Henry Tuning, of Apache county, was taken into custody this after noon by Deputy Marshal J. V. Paul, on a warrant issued charging him with perjury. The charge is based on afidavits sworn to by Tuning in making 8 homestead entry in the Prescott land office, it being claimed that he had previously entered land under the homestead act in New Mexico, and the affidavits made by him in making his entry in Prescott, being to the effect that he had never previously made a homestead entry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-12

o. Homo, the nude man, thinks he can educate the human race to live on mud pies.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-12

A Yuma Indian is said to have cured himself of rattlesnake bite by applying to the wound poultice made of the common mock orange that trails everywhere in this coun- try, and by drinking a decoction made from the same plant. Colon drino is the scientific name of the mock orange.
 Supt. McInerney has appointed Frank Hartlee a guard at the prison. This IS just recognition of his ser vices in stopping the escapes last week, and also former services as guard in the memorable outbreak of October Eth, 1887, when four men were killed and Supt. Gates badly wounded.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-11
ylaerlei.

- Sugp @rieienbed uno Gulu W}cNl=
litter lieBen fi6 am Treitag i'm Oau{e
Der gItern beg 8rdutisams, ali Der
MiafraBe, ebeli9 berbinben. Das
iunge paar trat unmittelbar na6ber
etne 0o93eitsreiie an unb aab!1eide
Greu1be unb %Dreunbinnen gaben ibnen
bas @eleite mad benz Babnbof.
= Ser italieniide &nabe g. Dorie.
1T BON Trieoensridter Naam unter
$500 ghrgf9aft eeifelt tporben.
Daniel Ssoer. @igentbamer Der
@ottongtH an Der 5ub 2~areoonroBe,
bate elnen epiletiiden NnfaG, hel Qes
gen cine f9orfe gte uub f6Iua fi@ elm
8roBes Sod in ben 9opf.
Nn Der 2reu3uns BON 6ouRpus
uno WaparrctraBe Iiefen am iSreiiag
tpteosr stpei eIsttrif@e Gars eegeneinan.
Der. 9ie Nlamo Ger purbe BON Der
San 4n!onio Gar in Der Mitte getrofs
fen. Ser Motorfdbrer Der Iebteren
9iebt OH. baB bic gremfe peyFagte uno
er Den Saul Der Gar nibt 6emmen
fDnnte.
& 8. 8. &oscoe, Elm in oieiem
@ountp tp%obnsnoer 6asmer. 1T ourd
n'eoertrd@ttge, gemeiue @eieDen su fei=
mem Sobe sebra6t mosben. Ser Wann
puroe befdnbig 6ifauirt unb tn Nufs
reguug gebalten. Man beftabl i'm,
lauerte ibm auf, i6oB auf i'm unb bsrs
tu9te Nles, ibn bon seinenI VIase ALL
treiben. 8or etnisen Sagert nor er
Gus BEN 6aufe oerf6wunben; feline
Jamllie fir9tete, baB ct ermorbet lei.
Vim Treitag mnr6e ie6o9 feline 5hon
tort in Gerweiung ii%bergeganasue 2eiz
DE I'M pafiute BIN S. 6. Bed gefunbeu.
yteben ibm lag elm @etpebr unb CT bats
te nod einsn &ebolper BET fi6. Ser
yfann 1T Der ueberanfreugung unb
unruhe erlesen. Mas gei9iebt nun
nit SeneE, ole an ieinem Sobe unm,t.
tslbar bic 56ulb trageu
uubolbe batten am 0reitag cine
S@iene ber Nlamo elettri16en Ginie apis
f9en benz @eleiie Der Wranfas paB Babn
GIN IusfeIungsplaBe entfernt unb aIs
elne @ar iene 9teIe errei6te, mur5e lie
aurl tdben Stiafanb gebra6t. Sic Surs
tden, rDel9e bic Sbat beriibten, hatten
tebenfals beabF6tist, gr0Bsres unbeil
anauri9tea.
0eute Moreen um balb fiinf ubr
.arb i'm 9arie ieines S@mieserfobnes
Sobn DulHig 0err Srib Bruhn
i'm Utter bon Il Sabren. 9as Be,
ardbniB finbet morgen Bnrmittag UNI
. ubr pom Stouerbaule aug (No. 81
NueoasS trabe) fat.
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9 ei1eibs>8

Sur6 bic Na6ridt bon Dem 8ooe
bes 0erru SuIius Beregbs. aes
ftorben tn JrauenfeIb, Canton Sbur.
gau, SbtDeia, am 6. SUM- 1891, fnblen
mir uns beranIaBt, unier tiefffes @eileib
at1s3uoriideu, unb befunoen es hermit
tn Der Notwithstanding burn gr>
bebung bpn unieren 5iben tu6brenb
Der 8erleiung bieies 8efGluRes BON
Soften bes Granten Raf{ens
8ereins.
9err Sulius 8erenbs fiarb i'm Mlter
bon "a Sahren unb tuirfte big au feis
mem Gnbe aIs 6reunb unb 6elfer Ser
Notbleibenoen.
Sci es bef@Ioifem, baB mir
Dur9 ben Sob bes 11ie0enen
ben 8riinber, Wrbeiter, @6nner uuo
ettten prdfbenten bes 0ereins berIorer
baben.
.Jerner Ell bef9loifen. ba
mir ben NaturgefeBen nnterporfen finb,
10 betrauer1 mir oD@ tief ben gerIuf
beg Sabingef9iebeneu, unb Inn feiuer
nidt 3u bergeRen, folen our @rinneruna
on TIN biefe 8ei6llHe in bas protofous
bud bee Vereins eingetrasen perben.
Ser Musf1uB:
Geo. 8alteper,
Ghas. 9e8en,
S. SDid3el.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-11
NernDie 0rjMlaffmma

giebt re6tseitig &unbe ibres 6erau=
nabers unb taun lei6t perbiitet tperben
burd geeignete 8ebanolung. Slim.
mernbe braune Gleden boz ben Muaeu,
Gelitige Vermirrune, Mnfdle nerb61en
&opn6mer3es, @6loHpfsteit, 6ibs
anfdae, Gieberidauer, 6erstIopfeu,
@eret3tbeit, 8ersagtbeit. Srgenb einem
bteler Symphonic, ober allen, folte
man re9t3eitig out6 ben @ebroud DON
pesrii'ta entgegentreien.
Use rustla, tDenn rs9t3eitig genDm.
men, berfeblt ME, nerb6ie grl6lafung
ab3uwenben. Besru.no 1T bic pirfs
iamife unb oauernofe 6eilung a0er
Sdlle bun nerpDfer @ri9lofung, weI6s
Der mebi5iniideu @iHeui6aft befannt
ftnb. 8enaue 8ebrau9sanpeiIuna on
feosr T!ai6s. We9en 8ebanolung rer=
b6'er gridlaHung unb &rantbeiten bes
NerpenEptems ienbe man fit Elm @rem.
pIar bes nSamiliensg rat Sec. l." @raz
tts periahOt bur6 Die Yeruna Mebicine
Co., Columbus, Obio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-11
Sormtass Grenriion,

@le San Nntonier iinb freunoli6f
elngelaoen gu eiuem bonn Surn.0 ereir
IN Borne gegebenen groBsn Bicnic an
Sot11tag. ben II. Sult. 9aKeIbt
tuirb auf Grnf 36lers pIab abge.
nalten.
Im Nbeno 8aq auf elmer eerdumi.
gen platform unter freiem 9immeI.
3ablreiGe Betbeiligung tpirb eruar:
let utb Ni6ts Dirb peri1umt uerbeu
INN bic grcurfion fir ale SbeiInebmei
at9enebE nnb unterbalteno gu MAIDEN.
Sebermann fommel preis fir Sin,
un6 Hiidfabrt nur 95 @ents. Sc,
3ug perldBt San Mntonio bonn Mran:
ias paB'8abnbDf um Buntt s ub,
Sonntag MDrgen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-11
0eimmbbeit lit @eibtbmnt

Or. g. 6. @e5ts saerpens unb Gebirn : Sur lit Elm
pes ntrp5ie 9euraleia, a~ppfiHmersen, nerrEfe ileberz
relnns uno 9bipannnns, peruriaHt hur& ben hber=
riabssss @ennb pon alfcbrl cber Tabat; G&Isflcfss
IN MabnitnH agsurtet unb ausemeines Glenb, GteGs
fbum nnb LOB berbetfhtrt. SIS IL aud elm Setlmtttel
sesen trabSeitises Mitern, Sesea fintruHtbarfeit, SIM
prtens BET betben @el6le9tern, Spermatorrtrea, bers
aria4t .hurH setjtige ueberdnifrensuns cher burn
5usennianoen. Sebe SGadtel entbdlf bic Sur fur
stnen wlonat. $l.00 bic 9@nGtef, cber 6 SGaHteln
Mtr sarantiren, 6ab 6 S@a@tefn jeten TaG better
peroen: mRit jeeer Seiiennng fur 6 Suadteln, bic Bet
ans NIT rsul Yretfe %etnlduft, fenben mir benz geieuer
nuferen }4riftliHen @arantie GHetn, baB mir bas
Gelh lurhdfBtden. ireun has MiitteI teire @eilans Be-
9trtt. SriHe S&etne iperben nur dusseFefr pom
Gtt4 Drns Stnre {GtnSige @senien) Sc. s CAT
&omr1eree Street, Gan antpnip, 3egas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-11
9ae dbtrmraiitbe 6ptel

1T bas ein3i9e reguldre tuunbdr3tli@e
Snfitut, In mel9em ole 2rantbeiteu
Der @ei9ledts' unb Darn : 0rgane in
@~emdBbeit Der neuelten Gorti9ritte aui
benz @ebiete Der urinal 9eiltunoe be.
banbelt tuerben. Samenldm1me,
trampfattise 3uiammenaieEune Be,
Ienen, GrOnif6e gntleeruneen. tper'
ben bur@ gdn3li6 nere Metboben ge.
BELT. Gin pertbbolles Bud hber bieie
Geiben fret berianbt. Man abrelfre
Surgical 6otel, columbus, Ohio.
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8untin9tpms Nlmftin & NprSweitbabu


NaWbem aud bic Munin unb gorbs
%Defbabn, ME iebt feafebenbe 8bat.
fa9e lit, ourh Saul in Die 6Gube bes
einer Der grOBen @iienbabnsM agnateu,
Colonel 6untiugtoE iibe~reegangen 1T,
rtn'rnt bieles unter benen, toelGe bas
teranif@e @ifenbobn .SDfem fontrols
itreu, tuobl bic berborragenofe STEELE
Elm.
@s III elm 6ffentli6es 8ebeimniB,
baB ui6t alein bic Interchangeable Mns
sabl ber Mttien ber Dol, Stem Orleans
quer bur9 Seras mad California fibs
renoen gifeubabH in feinem Befbe 1T,
ionbern oaB aud bic Nbtbeilung Der
Soufton unb 5eras @entrolbabn. tpel6e
ben Stat bon 0outon aus big nod
Senifnn an &eb &iber ourhldneibet,
fopie beren 3%peisbabnen Dem genanrt.
ten @ifenbabnf6nige geb6ren, TO baB
tebt tlabe3u 900 MeiIen GiienbabnfraBe
in Seras unter ieiner 8erwaltuua unb
Seiiung fieben.
Wie f9on frtber mitgetbeilt, miro
lest aud bic n~euerbines angetaufte
Wuitin unb NOrbmeffbabn biefeIbe Nor,
nal epurbreite befommen. tpeIde Die
G%entralbabn bat; bic u%mduberuua beg
@eleiies tuirb binneu 60 Sage, ME es
betBt, ~fertigsefe0t fein; bic Strede
tuiro auBerbem nit 5ta9Ii@ienen bon
better Aualitdt belest tperbem. Ser
@tfer, NIT mel6em bic Mrbeiten betrieS
ben uno gef6rbert tuerben, IdBt 5einab
init ei6erbeit barauf i6lieBen, bab
NIT ben SaQaier 6erren, tueI9en Der
&ontratt ftr bic Steinlieferung i'm
@albefoner 6afen susefprp9en 1T,
unterban5lungen, nenn aud mod niAt
abgei9loRen, bD9 i'm 8ange unb benz
Wbi6luB nabe finb, our9 tpel4e biele
gieferhng fit ben BEL Warble Soils in
Burnett @ounip l~iesenben Granit>
Mountain Steinbru9, tpel@er aud
bas Material fur ben Rapitolbau In
Auftn 9eliefert bat. 10 gut pie geli6ert
erl9eint.
Sbatia9e 1T i~ebenfans, baB es auBer
ben @ranit.5 teinbrt6en in Neu.gna<
lamb nur nod Die in Burnett @ounip
gelegenen fno, tpel9e einen Stein BON
Der Site unb 9aItbnrteit aur 0erfi.
gung itellen, mie bic &~eeierunas eSSn,
genieure fur bic unter ibrer 2eitung
tebenben 8auten berlangen. 5omeit
big iebt anbere @ranitforten Der prubs
un~tertuorfen tpDrben fino, baben fe Der
3erieBenben unb 3erf6renhen @etualt
beg Sol3waHers teinen WiberRanb su
lelften permo9t; He fub nod perbalts
niBmdBig tur5er 3eit, 10 3u iaeen, pie
ueggef9molsen gepeien.
Da bic 8unbes. Rsgierung aber beg
Wiuens unb Der Wbf6t 1T. in @albez
Ton einen 0afen erfter &laRe teraus
ftelen, lit bic Nnnabme gere6tfertiat,
6aB fe feft barauf befteben tpiro, bah
fur BITE oortigeu Sammbauten aud nur
Elm Stein.M bacterial erfter GlaHe, aIio
better Bei6afenbeit, berpenbet pir6.
yin iol9es Material felt aber Der
Steinbru@ In Burnett @ountp aur Ser.
figung, uab Der S@IuB, baB bic foRs
tpieligen neutrality-suspicious. an bet
neuerbings bon 9errn Suntington ers
ruorbenen unb big MarbIe Sails fib.
renben Strede Der Iuitin urb Mor6s
tueitbabn in Sinblid auf ben 2ontratt
gema9t tperbeu, mel6er cine Iobnenoe
gei9dftigung fur oiefe iopie fiir bic
eben falls Germ 9untinetOn ~augeb6rige
G%entralbabn auf cine Anaabl bon Sab
rem f9ert, biirfte mobl taum 3u
gepagt iein.
ueber cine 8%erldngerugg ber Norb.
tuefbabn nod 2lano @itp perIautet
nod Nt6ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-11

nBeim 8abeH e,trunten", bilbet
ieBt pieber cine fiebenbe &ubrit in ben
Spalten Der 3eitungen. Nm Sreitaa
gingen stpei iunge Mdnner Senr1 Ben
len uab emil G6nig nod benz &iperRbe
Part uab babeten i'm JluKe. genfen
gerietb in tiefes WaRer unb ertrant.
Die Nnitrengungen G6nies unb zines
AngefteQten Der elettrif@en 8nbn. Der
IN Der Ndbe baoete, ben iuRgen Mann
gu %rette1, Doren b~ergebens. Uenien
uar % Sabre alt. ftammt aus 6anno.
Der, fam Dor fur3er 3eit bierber, arbei.
tete in berf6iebeuen Stelungen. uurbe
frant. spei Wonate lang auf llntoiten
beg @onntps gepfest unb am Montag
aIs gebeilt entlafen.
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6 . q | { 8.
Sages Gbrpnif.
II. Suli.

100 ". SIR. Sulius Gaiar s%eboren.
1886. erasmus bon &ptterbam &umanift
unb Sbrberer CUR guffldrung) SIT 8aieI ge<
itorben.
100. SiiftunB Der g(fabsmic Ser @iicn=
idaften gu Berlin.
1851. Spbn Quincy 9(bamS geboren.
1871. Spltaire's gi6e rirb in benz 8ans
tbeon beiselett.
1899. Sanbung Der Siirten Del 9(butir.
1915. @afenitilitanb spiiden Seiterreid'
nnb ben Sransolen int iilbDitlid6en SronfretA.
1841. 9(nfang Der aartptelfronfbeit in Git
rppa.
1859. 6rieDe Don @iuafranca.
1861. Sdladt Bel Slid Mpuntain, ga,
1862. Erefe, bei SGealant Sin, Mp.
1882. 8e9inn hes 8pnbarbennents ron
9(leranbrien.
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Z. SSuIi.

1871. Greberuns bon Ytplemais olr9 Hiz
tarh Sotpenbers, aDnia BON England.
1858. Die Siirfen inter Sara Mltitapbn
begiraen Die @elaseruns bon @ien.
l7o4. Stanislats s~essinsfp beieigt ben
polniiden gbrpn.
1889. Grridtung Ser Natipnal @arbe in
Garis.
1896. 6ranffiirt a. VI. burd9 Die 5ran;pien
uitter 8leber bpmbarbirt.
1906. Ser Rbeinbunb miro at Iaris ct.
ribtet nit 9tapplepn OILS 9rpteftor.
1870. Der Grbprin; BON 9pbeusplern hers
5idtet auf Die ipanilde &rpne.
1874. Grtt Geuter 9eftprben.
1877. 9ttilie @ilbermutb seitprben.
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