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, 1891-11-08
WORLDS Fair Exhibits Free.

WASHINGTON, Nov. The secretary
of the treasury today announced the new
regulations which are to govern the free
importation of articles for exhibition at
the worlds fair. The regulations which
are verv lengthy. have been carefully pre-
pared with q view oksecuring expedition
and security to all articles imported for
exhibition at the exposition, without ex-
action of customs duties and fees or
charges and to arrange the proceedings
on entry so as to afford the utmost con-
venience and dipatch.
Minute directions are given to Shippers
as to the preparation Of packages. how to
mark them, instructions to consignee at
the port of entry, etc. The goods must
come from a port of entry to Chicago
over bonded lines, a list Of which is
given in the regulations.
From San Francisco via of the Central
Pacific, Southern Pacific aud Wells Fargo
From Port Townsend, the Northern Pa
ciic; from Portland, the Northern Pa
ciic. Oregon Short Line and Utah North
ern. These lines will discharge freight at
the stations in Chicago to be arranged
within the exposition grounds, and pack
ages may be taken to their respective di-
visions as soon as identified by customs
officers in accordance with the duplicate
| of invoise.
The articles will remain under custody
of customs inspectors stationed at every
place containing foreign exhibits and in
case the articles are sold they must be
regularly Withdrawn and duty paid, and
delivery will not be allowed until the close
of tho exposition. The buildings and
spaces set apart for the purpose of expo.
sition are constituted constructive bonded
warehouses and cards"
During the continuance of the fair. any
attempt to take advantage Of these regu.
lations to evade the tariff laws will subject
the offender to all the prescribed penalties.
AT the close OF the exposition all goods in
tended for expectation will be transported
in bond to the seaboard or an exterior
port and exported therefrom under gen.
eral regulations and for immediate export
10 bond. as modified by special regulations
to be in due time provided.
, 1891-11-08

WASHINGTON, Nov. Pedro Mont,
Chilean minister to the United States, to
night received a cable message from San
tiago saying the new Chilean congress il
composed as follows: Senators, twenty.
one; deputies, fifty six. Conservatives
Senators, five; deputies, thirty-eight, with
a Liberal majority on joint ballot of forty
three. The message also said the Con-
%servatives took a directory of the Liberal
assembly and the electors assembled al
Santiago today and declared they would
vote for Capt. Jorge Mont as president
of Chile. He accepted the office and
thereby assured the actual future OF the
stability OF a constitutional government.
, 1891-11-08

The organized miners of Iowa have re-
solved to pledge all candidates for the
legislature of that state to vote for q
general eight hour law, abolition Of
truck stores, weekly payments, weigh
ing all coal before screening and making
it a penitentiary offense for any one to
AJAX the signature of their employees to a
contract that would waive the rights to
any Of the above demands.
, 1891-11-08

Cork, Nov. John e. Redmond,
the defeated candidate. after the result
was announced, attended a meeting of
Parnellites where he declared that
though the majority of the electors of
Cork City refused to support his
candidacy, he was determined to con-
tiuue the struggle for acknowledgment by
the people OF Ireland of the justice of the
policy pursued by the Parnellites. VIM.
Redmond also delivered an address.
denouncing the interference of priests in
the election and attributinR the defeat of
the Parnellite candidate to priestly
coercion.
, 1891-11-08

MADRID, Nov. IA number of lives
were lost by the laundering Italian
brig Victory off Alicarte. Only one
sailor out OF the entire crew was saved
Reports of the great damage by foods
continue to be received from the province
of Valencia. The river Juncar has wei
flowed the banks the flood being of such
damage that railway communication with
Madrid is cut off. The city of Valencia
Is inundated and a great amount of dam
age is reported from Alcira,
, 1891-11-08

CHICAGO, Nov. III. f. Browne of
Honolulu, a Hawaiian government in
spector, who has been here some days
on a return from Boston, where he went
to have a surgical operation performed,
says the news of the German beet sugar
being admitted free into the United
States, the islands will largely stop sugar
zane cultivation. devoting their attention
to coffee raising. Mr.. Browne SAYS that
while American residents are loyal to
their native land they are almost a unit
opposing annexation.
, 1891-11-08

ORANGE, hIass., Nov. by an ex-
p~losion of a gasoline tank 10 the barn in
the rear of Washburn's bl ick this even
ing, a 5000, 900 fire started. The flames
quickly spread to Washburn's block, which
was completely Quilted. Thence to the
American House, Waits block, Ballou
block. owned by A. p. Putnam. and the
Congregational church, all OF which were
burned to the ground. The burned terri
tory comprises the whole square and the
buildings destroyed were among the
largest and best in town.
, 1891-11-08

DENVER. Nov. 7.-Governor Routt to-
day received information from Routt
county that the Utes had been off their
reservation and we're roaming through
LILY park and along the White and
Yampa rivers, committing depradations
and wantonly slaughtering game. 1t is
estimated that during the past month they
have killed 5000 deer, mostly does and
fawns. The Lides alone are taken, the
meat being left to rot. IT something il
not promptly done to drive tie m~arauders
back the settlers will take the law into
their own hands.
, 1891-11-08

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case of
failure a return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our ad-
vertised druggist a bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case.
when used Tor any affection of throat,
lungs or chest, such as consumption, in
Illumination of lungs. bronchitis, asthma,
whooping cough, Group. ETC., etc. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly
safe, and can be depended D Trial
bottles free at A. Il. Roedel's drug store.
, 1891-11-08
Female Counterfeit crook.

81. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. IA dis
patch from Spokane, Wash, says:
Deputy United States Marshal Dryden of
Idaho, arrived here today from Sand
Campbell, whom he is taking to Boise
City. On being searched she was found
to have several spurious five dollar gold
pieces made of lead and washed with gold.
1t is believed she is the tool used by two
Sand Point s~aloonkeepers to circulate the
coin made by them.
, 1891-11-08
Shot Her .sHubby.,,

DENVER, Nov. An Albuquerque.
N. NJ, special says: Samuel Stanley and
wife quarrelled last night and the woman
shot her husband, causing wounds from
which he will die. Stanley was a danger.
Gus fellow, having killed a man in FL
Paso, Tex, who was counting his wife be-
fore he married her. The quarrel last
night was over the fact that Mrs. Stanley
had discovered Samuel sleeping of the
effects Of a drunken spree in the rooms of
an abandoned woman and had escorted
him homo at the point OF a revolver.
, 1891-11-08

SANTIAGO, Nov. The minister of
foreign relations has assured Lieut..
Harlow the Chilean government will
send an exhibit to the worlds fair. The
minister declared that one OF the first
measures introduced at the coming session
of congress in Chile would be a bill asking
q generous appropriation for the purpose
of making a handsome display.
, 1891-11-08
Boston,s white Slaves.

The Rev. Louis Banks, of the st. Johns
Methodist Episcopal church of Boston,
who has done for that city what Charles
Booth has done for London and JACOB
A. Riis for New York, namely, studied
its slums and shed light upon its abomi-
nations, has just put before the public
in book form his series of sermons on life
in h tenements and workshops, to-
gether with illustrations and other ad-
ditions. The book is called white
Slaves; or, The Oppression of the Worthy
Poor"
, 1891-11-08
Down with Overtime

The Leeds trade and labor council re-
Gently made a street demonstration in
which about 10000 men participated.
They demanded abolition of the overtime
system as a preliminary step to intro
'dncing the eight hour day. The demon
'stration was also intended to agitate for
political action, and resolutions were
adopted proposing that labor candidates
be nominated for parliament and munic-
ipal offices in Leeds.
, 1891-11-08

GUTHRIE, o. T., Nov. Tn accord
ance with permission received from Presi-
dent Harrison, Gov. Steele today turned
over tie government property to Secre-
tary of the Territory Martin and left for
the East. Martin will act until the APP
pointmeDt of a new governor. Struble
of Iowa is frequently referred to here as
the coming man.
, 1891-11-08
THERE IL NONE BErrER.

DR.. X. L.. st. John of Rowland, Put
nam county. Missouri, takes especial
pleasure in recommending Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, because he knows it to
be reliable. He has used 1t in his prac-
tice for several years and says there is
non better. 1t is especially valuable for
colds and as a preventative and cure for
Group. This most excellent medicine is
for sale by druggists.
, 1891-11-08
Are Your Children Subject to Croups

As a preventative and cure Tor Group
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has no
rival. 1t is. in fact, the only remedy that
can always be depended upon and thai is
pleasant a1d safe to take. There is not
the least danger in giving it to children,
as it contains no injurious substance. For
sale at fifty cents per bottle by druggists.
, 1891-11-08

Fresh New York extra counts, the
finest bulk oysters in the city, at Theo T.
Woollens & Co. g.
, 1891-11-08

Dan Hogan has opened a boarding and
training stable at the Post barn Twenty
second and Ferguson. Best of care and
training given horses. Low rates charged.
Call and see him.
, 1891-11-08

Tae largest stock of fine t. Aniics OLD
whiskies, choice hqueuTs am. ,1pti6ne
i g ars at GEORGE Mastep's " in I'VE
house. corner Sixteenth amt crvnsrp
, 1891-11-08

Chamberlain Cough Remedy is a IA
vorIte during the winter months on &C.
count of its great success in the sure OF
colds. There is nothing that will loosen
a severe cold so quickly, or as promptly
relieve the lungs. Then it counteracts
any tendency toward pneumonia. 1t is
pleasant and safe to take, and fully worthy
of its popularity. For sale By druggists.
, 1891-11-08

Is meeting with great success everywhere.
and is rapidly supplanting every other
preparation of a like nature.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-13
~ o % IT..

Sen Spetul aHten bGngt init
eiuem Male mieber Der 5oimmel poller @els
gen: Die 9elbflenme hat elmer Elethora
YlaB Qenadt. Ser Setrag Der in 9teip-
gorf ais gtotbbriide ausgegebensn Clearing
bouie. Certificate bat iid) innerbaib pier 9Soz
den BON ID aui Yiillioren psrminbert.
Die Neiu.0ort.r Saufen, Die InfangS De-
seinber einen Saaruorrath BON $95 100000
unb cine Surplus 6elerpe BON $382 900
batteu, oerfii9eu Jett iiber Ill DiillioneH
in Saar, unb Die Surplus 6elerpe lit auf
fat IA Dtillionen an9epahleu. Die Sanz
bells Geutren i'm Snnern bes 2anoeS, Die
bis Dor Surssm allluOd)entlid nebrere 0til.
llon.n aus gieip.YOrf sogeu, baben leete
gSofe idon iiber iiber 4 Wtilioneu Dollars
remittirt. Sn 9onoOn bat Die Sanf ibreu
3insiub Don aui A Bro;ent reou;iren
f0nnsu, uno ibr @elbporratb bat lid aber.
mails nm 81 Oi,llionen Dollars permebrt.
limb in Srantreit ieigt Der foloiiale ans
brana bes Yublitums Sur Sublfription auf
bu5 nsue 3.proSentis. Resierunss ssInleben,
babAauh bort, uielleitt mebr, als in irgeno
einem anberen Staate, ebsr elm ueberIluB,
aIs Elm Wangsl on @elb befebt. 0a9e9en
fperben bic 3uitdube Der SroB Snbuitrle
unb bes Waarenseiddfts nidt alS befrie.
bia.nb biug.feQt, unb man iiebt bic 9aupt.
uriahe baiiir in Der burh uniere gSabrun9sz
pirren herpors.rufsn.n 8eorsnib. Sieies
ipirb nid)t idwiuben, bis iid Der Gonareb,
obue uubeil aniuridten, psrtast bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-13
q ermiid,tc telearapbiid1e eepeid,en.

- Die Stallungen Der ySrenh- -Gnluez
msnt,@o.," elmer @irtuss eiellldaft in @hi=
cago, brannte seitern friih nieher, uno %
bis 50 Eierbe iamen in ben Slammen nm.
Ser Serluit bttrG9t stlua 10000.
- Sie 9tadrihten iiber Snbiauer lln=
ruben in Manitpba uuo i'm britilt)eu Noro>
weitsebiet it.leu iit ais uubesriiubet ber-
aus.
Die Ct. Warps SatbsSrale III Gan
SranSrsco, bas prddti9ite @ottesbaus on
Der Yacificfiife, wurOe por9eltern eiuge-
meibt @S foitete 100000.
- gfad)ribteu ans Ct. Sobn, I<S., tbei-
len nit, baB aolonialefretdr Sonb, peld)er
iih mad 8aiBinston bs9ab, nm einen Sau.
belsuertrag suiid)en ben Ser. Staateu uno
gteuTunolano absuiflieBen, bort feline Gr=
multiplying erbielt unO uuperridteter Sade
;uriidfebrts.
- Der meme 9ouoerneur BON 8auIaS unb
Die iibriqen StaatSbeamten ipurnen 9eiteru
in Sopsta iOrneQ in ihre Iemter eiugeiett.
& Sn Der Ghicagper &oritaDt 9atepien
liegt Srau Sob. gSagner, Die inI leeten SO.
pember bon einem Sunbe gebliien wuroe,
an Der gSalieri6eu I'M Sterben unb bat ent<
eflidle yeiben aIISiuitehen. SIR Mann bat
iidl aus SerSueifIung Dem Srunte ergeben
MnN 1T bem &abninn nabe.
gu Sci Bio, Nier., $50 Nieileu psf,
lid bon Gan gutoniO, Ser., feIsu in Der
Samitugs gfadt fiinf 3Ou St)nse - Der
:rite Shnee in jener Gegeno isit 4 Sabreu.
= auf benz pInnsr-6dbrboOt Or. /" Der
uYeunlpuania Sabu" Su Srootlpn, N.s
g., riftete elm oorgsiiern auf unbefannte
@siie aus9ebrodeneS 6euer SdaOeu gum
Setrage BON $4,000 OIL. 9as 8euer 1T
bas Smeite auf jenem SabrSsug tnnerbalb
brei Sagen. 0as Gritere pcraulaBte eiueu
Serluii pon $4,000.
-9ie aus Dem yGbsrofee "Trip" ner=
triebeHeu @iebbaroHs iolleu nit bem Blame
nmsebeu, 10 siemlidl Oas game weitlide
aaniaS, in weld)em iber cine Niillion afer
0aub bemudfit burd &srfalerfldruug Der
6gpotbeten oerfauit merben ioleu, an ii6
su bringeu unb bic Dortisen 6armen wieOer
in Beibesriinbe un;uwanOelu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-13
Gin Taittotrnier atpii6e,t Sncct
1ttto SQttttcr.

Clinton, Wo., u. Sanuar. - Or. $.
g. Gamer, ipelder iif Dor etliten Sabren
burh isin pier,igtdglges 6aiten eineu gta.
men madte, ruObnt Jset auf elmer 6arm, IS
Mellen iiibweitlit) BON bier. Gr hat nun
ben italieniid)en Ssittiinitler Succt ;u Ell
nem Saitwetttampie III Chicago 9elegentli9
Der SSeltausitelluug in 1898 beraus geiOrz
bert. gr idlast Dor, baB Seloe 80 Gage
lang suiammen iieen iolen, obne etwaS
aENeres su 9enieBeu, ais 8aiier; falls
Succi es uor3iebt, 10 iit Sanncr audi gSil-
lens, 10 lanse su iaiten, bis Der cine ooer
Der anOere Der 9unserleiper I'D 1iir iiber=
munNen erfldrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-13
@0Iie lit QauiaS.

Bi6ita, &c., -. San. - Die buusri.
gen g8Dlie, pelhe in sroBen GuSeln aus
Dem Snoian.r Serritorium ms weitlide
&anias siurriu9en. peruriadsn ben SSars
msrn unb @isbsadtern sroBe Ssrluite. Nls
Die Siebbeerben fiirslid ben y@berotee-
"Trip" perlisbeu, blieb BEN gSDlfen feIne
gtabrung iibris, unS Sunb.rte oerielben
finS in Die niinn beilepeltsu, bon @ieb,iid,<
tern bepobnten Counties im 8silen BON
aanias eins.faa.n, mo- #. Spslie i'm llsbsr.
fluff. Inosn;o Sn 3 d Der yldb. bon an sibsral
a.iallen uno sebiiien, enttam j.oudg nab
reno bic 8eftien ibr Siuo, eiuen tleinen
anabsn, Dor ihreu ansen oauon i6leppten.
Ser snabs wurbs sl.id earaui ourd @dn-
ner, w.lde sur Siilie berbsi silten, BEN
98olien rpieber abselast, mar jeood ber=
mubsu ;us.ridtst, oab tsine 9Ofiuuua auf
ieiue G.neiuas eriftirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-13
Au faDrikantrn un0 paumeifffr
,tno Sas Ymblitnm int Iaseme;neit.
Seionoere IuImertautcit lpiro aui bic neue Stabi
Soutt Baltimore

on bem @eitnICr non Curtis Ban eeIentt sic 9ebort
ANN ai.naebi,te Der Saot Baltimore uHb liest ctpa
cine Uiee otlit BON Der StgbtltrabeHzS Srilte, Dem
iioliteH Gnoe Der Stdot baltimore.
Der 2lu59an9spuHtt Der "Saitimore=Shto@Sienz
bdbn" in brer litte Die teIe etpa Innf ufeeH ldn9e
gSaierironte pon Curtis Sap Ole 9eiuHoe S99e oes
Baees, ueIher, am 2SailerraRoe be9lnHeno. ilt bis
5l elmer 60be pon 100 SuB uber Dem 1acrlple9tl crz
bebt; rieor,ae Stcueru, oon oeneE ,Sabrifanaecn
edn;i beireit iinb, MAIDEN ben Srt beoHoers seelsz
net Iir etEe isabrlfltabt.
DieileH Don nipeIlirteu urb aepHaiterten Gtra6en
nit etua bunoer arf9ebauten ieinzSduiern an
Der Nrone, oiulc Die 9tuthiraae Hdd nnrberten Don
Sdnlern ipctle perlGnst peroen, obao iie eris ae=
itelt no lieiern ben heiteH Sepet5 oaiir, ou6 Die
Sage bes Blaees eiEe por,Islid]e it, Die srose 9ienz
g8assons Sabrt Die mebr, ais 500 arbtier be-
itdIt9t Die GeH9e6erel, bic Hee Hahe3u poneHoete)
Suder zJa5tinerle, cine adIeret Die "HrdH Il UcSoz
naIo DfaHuIatturln9= =&omp" pon 2Sateroo: a. y.
uEo aHoere 9robe 1britanlaaen her oereH SerIe9uH9
rah Soutb tb=Salttmnre leet perhunoet mlro. lieTerH
Den beften SelueiS oGITr, oaR rbt nur Saltimorer,
loHoerH auh auSphrt9e fapltallren olelem Vlae ben
9orsus aeben. oa es aHert.nnt 1T. baB Baltimore in
Soise ieiner seo9rapbhe cage elmer Der beiten 0iz
ItrlhutioHS<Bunfi beS SanbeS 1T.
Sleer EdB rplro. un9leih picIen anperen, benz
4ub!itlm ntt ans SpetuIatio ,,usdsn ODER nm Die
2alteH Der urlprdnaIisn G5rinoer GuI Soften zines
urerabreEen Eublifum5 su hereiern, aneeboten ionz
bern er helicht IN gSfifeit eet neben elmer Staot
nit elmer boI4en Nilon @inpobner nno bietst aos
plfallfen Sorthelle, Deld1e In fur;cr ben an9eeoz
ten Setra9 perooppeH uHo rerorenats. merhen, ne
Stes bereits oaour beDeien uiro, bcB Grunbitilte,
ols por auriem pertdut Dureer, lett mehr, olS bas
Noppsie eeS rriprin9iibtn SoiieHpreeS eiHbrinseH.
fmnibnnocrtA6eri limb anshlicslit iiirNabrif,
,uede relerpirt poroen, uno 100000 iSrontiub, an
StraBeH 60 bi3 100 sus greite ieaeno (CSrlino=
thde bahsH cine 2iefe non 100 sus bis sm elmer 20
bretcn Ilep), iino 9runosinsirei Iiir ben Ban pom
sSnbnbanicrm Su perfauieH oui mebridhri9sn Gre=
DIT ooer segcn Saar3ahIuHs GrurotiIts iino nod
INNER 81 ben nriprilrsiten Preiien su hobeH.
iSabritanten uno SGumei'ter perben finoen, oaS es
In i4rem }Htcree iest beie GrInbtte gu nipi,iren,
ebe he h anoerspo nieoerlaiien, ba Die South Bal
timore Harbor and Improvement Company" ibuen
beIonbere 8ortbeile bietet.
@m. e. Banner,
Irdbent Der South Baltimore H. & I. Co.,"
Nr. Q, Sit=Scringtonitra6e.
(JiopS,3UteJ Baltimore.
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stuoeblid,e Sampie in U.auifpba.

9tinneapoliS, Ntluu., IL. 5anuar.
Cine 9epete ans gSiunipeg, Diau., mel
bet iiber llnruheu auf DER Snoaner &eler-
patton in iiiOliden 0iauttoba, cma 100
Nteileu bon 9Siunipcg, nohe Der @renSe BON
9torbz 0afota. Die cauooiide beritteue 20.
li;ei ioll bel Dem &eriude, Die 5noianer bas
BON abSubalteu, iitb ibreu StammeSgenol-
len in ben Ser. Staateu aniuhlieBcn, be
rcitS ciu @eiebt nit ben 9(otbbGutcn gtbubt
babeu.
gspusm ban ocm eeiIsIoISaten Iidbts wifien.
Srii Ell, IL. Sanuar. - Il8 heute Die
SeilSiooateu gelegentllb Der Grottnur9 et~
ner neuen A6alle cine 6eter ucrantaltcten,
ipuroe oieie uou eiucr slnSuhl Surldlen nm
terbrodeu. gSeun Die 6cilsioo0ten cine
!Oumne anitimnlteu, ian9en Die Suridcn Die
,OiarieiQQlle" II. ogl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-13
8ahuunian.

Sartforb, Gonu., y. Sanuar. - Gin
IeronenSug Der MeriOenzgSaterforO- Gou=
uscticut, Jtiper<Sabn" ent9leiite beute iriib
uabe @rompel, GOnn., aui elmer iiber ben
Sonnectlcuts@iiper fiibrenoen griife. 60
tomotipe IL. @epddwdggon itiirsten bevab auf
Gas Sis oes 6luiies uno braben purt. gofo=
motipfibrer nnb SoeiSer, omie Der Gonouf.
teur uuD anbere Sabnbebienitete, Die iidl in
bem Sepadlpagson beiunoen batten, ent=
glngen nur nit tnapper Jiotb Dem @ellen+
tope. Der GonSutteur mar benuBtlo8, als
man i'm berausSog, uno es lit swelielbaft,
oh er oapou fOmmen mlrS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-13
4 alus nnierer samitaa5 ? @oraenselasaa bt
@i.,e O5rltpcl1=&ataitrppbe.

Ftttsbnr9, II. Sanuar. = Sn Ser
p9ltlanta- -@rube" nabe Glf=Garben, 8eit=
Sirginieu, brah aur Der idieieu Sabu oas
BEN 6OrOerungSwagen Siebenoe Subei, if.S
oieier i0ulte snriif. ,3mei Slrbeiter iprongeu
Don Dem SSagen, ELL oritter, SObn 9apan=
uep nit 9tamen, puroe 9et0Otet.
Der 9Sogen ranute Oam in cine Sruppe
9(rbeiter, Die an eiuem 6euer iaBcn, nobel
SER. Yuugb iOfOrt get0otet murOe, Curtis
SwenS, Der Oret YfuuO Yuluer in ieiuer
5aidIe bate, murOe, ba bieieS erplo0irtt,
id)mer uerbrannt, 6rant 6ugbcS erlitt etnen
NrI1Ihruhl
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Die scmatpr ip b 81 in Sainnis .

Srtn91tel 5, 5Us., II. 5anuar. .-or.
Saubened, elmer Der brei v2lIlianSler" in Der
Segi6latlr, pereu Stimmen ben 9lu8i6lag
aeben, iugte beute Abeno in elmer llnterrs.
pung, Ell uup ietne &Ollegen ieien eutdlpi.
len, BET Der 9Sahl eines SuuoeSienators aui
!3ugsitGuOuliieu Setten8 Der 9emOtraten
oOes Der &epublifauer Su beitebeu. ySeuu
EN- ScnatOr in Der gegenpdrtigeu Sieung
erpGblt miirbe, 10 miine cr ell Wann ielu,
meld)er ben 6armcru p0iie, uuo ueOer Bal
mer, noh 6ormeu, nod SgleSbp ieien iold)e
Sl2HurPr
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SaS Wftter.

@bicago 0, y. Sanuar.-0epelden ans
benz iubliteu Slinois meloen, oaB 9eiteru
eiu beitiger Shneeiturm in ienem Sbeile
oes Staates eutieiislt mar. Sn Der hinge
buug BON Anna unb 9uquoiue iielen ad)t
3ol Shn.e. 9a lsne @e9eno ieit lGngerer
3eit bon 0iirre beimgeiuht mar, 10 miro Der
Sduee cine iehr portbeilbafte SSirtun9 auf
bic uad)itllbriQe Grupte ausiiben.
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Wforo 1tno Sclbit,nprO.

ct. 9ouis, -. Sanuar.-3ipiid)eu
uub , llhr heute irib eritob 5. 5. Diitt)eQ,
eiu befannter SaSarbipieler, in 9tr. 2Ol9,
GheltuutraBe, lslne Miaitreie 0pllie Mapo
uno bealns Damn Selbitmoro. 9as Srauen.
simmer bate iit aeweigsrt, nod ldnger nit
INN su lebsu. Mitbea itamnlte aus Gius
cluuQti uub Solln aus Elttsbura.
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@ieoer eine gSaHersnotb 1T Sntns=
tulpu.

9ittsburg, 3d., -. Sanuar.-gSie
ans Sohnstown, 3d., semelOet ipiro, iinD
beioe bortisen 6liiiie in 6olge Der hweren
9iegsngiiiie Der per9augenen giatt hod) an
geidpolen uno iteigeu 9e9enpdrtis ie6s
3ou pro Stunoe. Inter BEN Selpobusrn
berriden ernits Seiorgniiie, pa iih eine gruBe
gisitauung oberbalb Der Start gebilOet bat
uub ieneu Nu0eublit Quibredleu fQuu.
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SGmer5en- Seifmittef,
Malaria in ibrrn uerfdifhfusa .fars
mrn grbeilt nnS prrbitst.

gs ais6t fen SeiImitel in Der gseIt tpeItes Beds
ieTeber uno ale Guoeren maldreu, 6iIioisH uRo Auz
itlaen 5leber nit pnlis pom Raowas's yiaeu 10
ftrsQ Bellt, ais Haopags Renon RsIfef.
R. IT, VI. turirt Hit RlIr ben nit Ulalaria gs5aftes
ten oHoerH penn Seute, pehe bem maIuriiten Gbifte
aus9seet iiHb eben Wor9eH, ebe ie ausqe6tn 20 bis
25 Iropien Geaop Jielisf in gBaiiSr tianebmen uno
babel eiHen Grader eiien erosn e eoem 4narff pors
beugen.
50 Gt5. bic 6laide. gu bab,n bel apotbeteru.
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Gin eeioeus aefdbrte Sen.pea's..

Sttawa a, Snt., y. Sunuar. - Der
Generalgouuerneur bat cine 0epeid)e pon
Cir @bas. Supper srbaltsn, pelbe mn Iuse
funft beSiigit OeS fiirSlid) aus SSaQacez
burg, Ont, perifluunbenen Gnaldnpers
gSaOSmortb eriud)t. 9erielbe hattie $4,000
bel it'd, uno man fiir6tet, baB linn baHelbe
Sd)ictial piberiubr, luie 0enrpeu.