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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

District Of Columbia, cry Of Washington

s.s. ,, . r.....r.,...f..r,..r ..f
n-.ds Tor me state 81 Virginia, WITHIN hul
a. the a street aforesaid, iu tAe sad clis NJ
,Voshiugton. Do hereby certify inti iall Case
sY,netl oortv m "a certain deed D. u.ns date
s,,, ~. eichteentl dan 0i April. =. d. l-ip.
ord beuaio annexed. personally appeared Doe
s,re me in the city aforesaid, tle said Paul
1sassigneul beiug personally wei known 20
- - he the person who executed DEE sald
1esd ana acknowledged the same o. Roe h.s act
and deed. ,,., -.,...f .t...
e,ghteenth day of April, a. ID. ls"O.
Charles =. buudy ihaIirs -.
! v,rginia- Washington. d. G. missioner OF
i,eeds for the State oi Virginia, residing ln
Washington, y. G.
state OF Virginia
In me clerks office OF the County Court of
Goochland county. on the 2ith day Of ApFA,
rbis deed was this day received in tho said
Office aud Wlth the certificate annexed ni-
mitted 10 record az II o'clock A. NJ.
Ieste:
isigned WILLIAM MiLLhH' DIeiN.
- Tcsfe. 4. g.. MILLER.
Deputy Clerk a.. Co C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
INTENSE EXCITEMENT

When Senator Wolcott made his motion
10 take up the Apporti0nment BILL IL created
intense excitement. Every Senator and
every spectator in the crowded galleries
realized that ,he decisive moment bad ar
rived. The opponents Of tine Force bill had
anticipated its friends In making positive
movement. They had. with much -hfeWd-
ness. decided not To- leave the game in the
hands Of the Republican bosses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
NOTION 70 LAY OK rABLK REJECTED.

The motion % lay on the table was re-
iected-yeas. -. nays, 5. The announce
meut was greeted with applause on the
Democratic side and in the galleries.
Mr.. Edmunds insisted that the chair
should enforce the rules II the senate, and
that If there was repetition OF the disturb
ance the galleries should be cleared.
The vote in detail il as follows:
Yeas-Aldrich. Allen, Allison. Blair,
Carey. Casey, Cullom, Davis, Dawes, DIX
on. Dolph, Edmunds. ENarts, farwell,
FRYE. Hale. Hawley, Hisc0ck Hoar, Nc
Conueu, Mcmillan. Mandersou. Mitchell,
Morrill,, Paddock, Plat, Power Quay, SAW
yer, Sherman, spOOner, stOckbrldge, War
rem, Wilson Of lOwa-3i.
Nays-Barbour, Bate. Berry, Blackburn.
Batier, Call. Cameron. Carlisle, COckrell,
"oke. Eustis, Faulkner, George, German,
Iray, Hampton, Harris, Jones OF Arkan-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

ClTiONAl PARTICULARS OF
vrv 0AeSlGNEU- CASE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

ing an announcement OF the vote. They
mad kept accurate tally, and knew they had
Onn M i. ilriIr
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24
PLAYS AND PLAYERS
News and Gossip About the
Mimic World.
The Fakir at the Los Angeles
Tomorrow Night.
Off With the Old Love, On With
the New.
Companies Which are Billed to Appear
overwhelmingly Who are About
to Marry-Personal Notes.

Lots of people like them or they
would soon vanish from the stage.
Critics may solemnly damn them, peo-
pie may call them rot, aud everybody
will admit that they are nothing but
nonsense, but the musical-farce-comedy
with its jingles and black stockings and
impossible plot is here, and is growing
in popularity.
One of the newest is called The Fakir;
names don't matter in this style of dra-
matte productions; probably The Mis-
sionary, or The Stone on the Road, or
The Monkey and the Parrot, or a Cold
Day for a Brass Monkey, would fit it just
as well. But that does not matter. The
Fakir will open at the Los Angeles
,theater tomorrow evening. The per-
formance is well spoken Of, and simply
claims to be laugh generator. There
are some clever people and lot of
pretty girls in the company. The cast
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24
To Build a New Temple.

A lamentable state of decay character
ICES the cradle of Buddhism, the spot
under the sacred botree at Buddhagaya,
India, where Gautama attained Budda-
hood. The pilgrims who crowd to the
spot have damaged the statues and ruins
by breaking and also by daubing them
with colors. Now pious Buddhists pro-
pose to found new temple.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24
WIN Ra Given Awax.

Our enterprising druggists, R. W. Ellis e Co.,
who carry the finest stock of drugs, perfumer-
les. toilet articles, brushes, sponges, etc, are
giving away large number of trial bottles of
DR.. Miles celebrated Restorat i've Nervine
They guarantee it TO cure headache, dizziness,
nervous prostration, sleeplessncss, the i'll effects
Of spirits tobacco, coffee, etc. Druggists say 1t
universally satisfactory. They also guarantee
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure in all cases of ner-
vous or organic heart disease, paipitation,
NERVOUS and Heart Diseases" free.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24
the prophet. They'll be saucers soon.
Then they'll disappear, see if they don't.
NINE. LIE VANwAY.
Diamonds Discoverd in British GUAM

D"HUHus DIscUVeru IN Brit1sh Guiana.
Another source of diamond s.pply has
Just been found in British Guiana, where
Mr.. Kaufman, gold mine owner, recently
collected 638 stones. He sent them to an
expert in London for analysis, who de-
clared 633 of the specimens to be diamonds
of the purest water 1t is thought that
the discovery opens up new and unrivaled
source of prosperity for the colony.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24

The button hunter is said to be the latest
terror of the celebrities. This style of col
lector is reputed to be in the habit of dog
ging his viclim's steps and surreptitiously
removing button from his coat
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24
Two Ways.

Jack-How is it you keep in such good
spirits all the time?
Harry-I think how miserable 1 should
be If had toothache.
Jack-What do you do when you have
the toothache?
Harry-Think how happy should be il
hadn't.-Harper's Bazaar
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24

There are thirty irrigation districts
now organized under the Wright act, rep
resenting total acreage of 1,764 900.
Bonds have been issued to the amount
of $40, ,442, 900. The following are the
districts:
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24
A Mutual Bond.

Mrs. Bingo Ito the minister) Won't you
have another piece of pie2
The Minister-Thank you, no.
Tommy (who has been warned not to
ask twice)-I guess we are both in the
same boat-Life
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24

The Number of Irrigation Districts
Formed-Results of Fruit Growing.
Strawberries and Black ckberries-High
Rates on Fruit, Etc.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24

Since Cleopatra came flowers are the
thing for the hair. That is, when ones
gown is nice and picturesque. The Gle
opatra style of gown is beautiful, but it
does not do tor brides or their attend
ants. Why not? Oh, well-because.
Simply ause-bridesmaids should
look as if they had never heard of the
old serpent of the Nile; never heard the
faintest whisper of her.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24
The Nadeau hot,

Horse blanket and buggy robes at Foy's sad
olery house. 3l5 n Los Angeles street
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24

White stockings are dawning upon a
reluctant populace. They are. There's
no use trying to deny it. They're of
silk and embroidered. Always some
thing suggestive of the lanky down east
country school girl about them, though,
isn't there? Or of funky, who brings
on the letters in comic opera.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24

Button, button, who's got the but
toni" Every one, every one in the
wide, wide world, and they're all on the
same gown. Every one is sprinkled
with them. They are moderate in size,
Just now, but hearken to the voice OF
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24

The snowdrop maid OF honor is dear
delight, too. Her gown can be of very
delicate green, just the tender green of a
new leaf, Or it can be white. But it
must be fine and soft and cllnging, and
there must be a fine girdle of snow
drops, not wide belt, fate forfendl Just
a dainty line of the blossoms, and then
any girl with nice black hair knows how
to make herself look perfectly infatuat
Ing with little crown of white flowers.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24

There are some of the prettiest travel
ing cloaks that were ever invented.
Long, graceful things, light as feathers
and as shakable as naughty child.
Never wrinkle, never tear, never hold
dust. They are Of thin surah, pongees,
etc. Most of 'em are black, and they
are very smart, frightened with bit Of
gay color.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-24

Parasols are decorated with knots of
my lady's favorite flower. Right on to
the top if you please, and on to the
handle, too, be it known. Flowers can
never be in bad taste any more than
water and air. That's one thing about
natural things. They do wear we'll.
Compilations, for instance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-10
dn efaDriAaaten unO gaumrilfrr
,auo oaS @m6ltfnut i'm 2la9crncinen.
geIOabeyc 2uimsytiamlsit miro aui Die Heue Sta0i
SoutD Baltimore

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iuollteH SEoe Der StGot Baltimore.
Der AusgaHlSpuHtt Der pSaltlmorczSbIo=Giis M
balm" IN lbIeI UiIte ole tlse, ttUa Hi UietleH
gSa6erirOnte ron Curtis SCg; oe 1guhoe ydle te5
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81 elmer ODE ron 90 yIB uber Dem 2Gaieypiele
btct; Heou9e >teuerH, ooH oeHsn Da0rttcHIegeH
9lHJlit bsrcit f1o, MAIDEN ben Art bsIoEocI5 9et1s
net tJr cine 6dbrititaot
IielieH BON HUelrteu u15 qcg7oferttu StrrFeu
NIT etU0 bUHoert itarigebaueH SJelefclH=r6UirTH
Der HroHte, loUIe Die !tItNrGge Eai DEHoerteH non
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leli ltHo, leIerH ben beiteH StOe5 oGiJt, bar ole
tG9e oeS bidBea cHe DDuullte it, Die grofe Gti1HS
ta1n @aa9orz ynbrt, be mehy ais 500 AIbeier bes
ldal3L ote GlenseRtrsl Die aegt (Halssu BoueHosts)
derzHo}NHerle, elHe 9uiersi Die rJtuau & WicSos
H0to NdHuIHctuTH9=GOm BON G5atgrOo, r. j.,
uHo oroere 9roFt Sdbrt1Rlugen uber osreH gsrt3uHg
mad SOUtb Baltimore lest Usrlduoclt mir0. lei,r1
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loHotJh G..b Iu5IUlrttse tlptlilttH oIecM BGB otn
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roi9e leiEcr 9to5rapbte gage elmer oer beieE gCis
tubniioE BuHtiG oe5 SaHoe5 III.
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2oItea ceT uJprung,ittn N5rgu5er Cuf Soften eire5
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ten Setrd5 DcJooppeln uHo ueroretQten meyoen tpia
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1traBeH OoH 90 b5 100 Ru6 $rcite litgenb (C5ulros
rude 9dbeH zine Ileie 9on 90 5uF bis Al elmer 20
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NHobrDaulern 81 OeJtsueR dui mehri6briaen Gres
OF ooet 3e9eH gGGuohIHH9. G6IuRbhAfe fno non
lnlmer 81 ben urpriHsiltcn Byeticn yu babsH.
. yabTtdHttH uEo ScEmeltcr luerbtH fIuosn, bar Is
II Ihrsm jHterse llest oleie Gunbhufe ~ iEipiir,n
eFe ne h anocrsno Hlsoerlaiisu, oa Die South BaI.
tHnore Harhor and Improvement Company i6Etu
beioHoere Sortbtle bisiet
Sm. z. Banner,
PFahoent oCI South Baltimore II. & I. Co.'S
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q

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heitfn ltno BON GelebrteH lbon gan3e gt6llos
thCttu ge'drieben uorbeu. 29te melt bic 2erlte
aud iouft in tbrcu 2luft)teu pou cjuouoer dbs
pcidlcu m0gCu, 0ariu ftimmeu iie allc iberetu,
0aB Der SiB Der Y(alaria tm 8lut lit uub 6a3
fie HameutlidJ Die Otili augreiit. QlQlarid
fam ii6Cral uortomnlCI, fubet ild) abcr regels
mdGig III ielId)tCu, tief gGlegeuen gauoltrideH
uu0 Gcgenoeu nit lhmcrCm 9o6eu. Sun uOlos
ltdeu europa lit ile menigcr OerbrCItet, I'M 10
bauNgcr tOulmt ItG III 9toro=, UtIttel= uuo = ltos
amerIta Dor, uamentlid) III lOldGu @egeuoeH,
Ole Elm icudtmarneS Slina haben ilro Hod)
nidt lange urbar gemddt mor0en iul0. Ytalds
ria lit feIUe 0Hltedeuoe SraHtbelt iii lall0s
lduItgcn Siune oC5 g9ortt8 ln0 IClblt IN
GeQeuocu, no iic ichr bdufig 49, enOenlIif -
berrid)t fam man iidj burh ocrniiuitigc gebellSs
mCiie lluO eiuiqc @jciuuobett5=U =UtaBrcQclu oauor
idijten. 3abn gCbOrCn Dor 2.len U(dBtgtett
i'm Gicu unO 3rinfeu, Qermcioung oe8 Gtus
atbmcu5 tjllcr iclldltcr Jtodtluft uub aller rute
INNER gearteteu 2lU6idlreitungct. lSelentltdl
fir Die Grhnlumg Der C}cluu0beit lit cine geres
gClte 8Crbuuuug uuO baourd) bebingte unGes
bemmte Standardization, iomie ld)leuuIge 3bs
fu6r QllCr uerbraud1tcu uuo uerborbeueu Sdite
ans cem G0rpCr. Sd]ou bn5 bel allen maarIds
ortigCn &rQutbcituI itd) bemcrtbar mad)enDe
9(uid)lUellu hcr Nijl;, oa5 in bartuGdiqeu
Saleu III I(l!iOCrDQrtllUg 0uoartet, bemtilt,
bab geit6rter Sluttrej9laui Die 6auptquelle Der
Graufbet if. I'm nm Den arctSluui lctdlt
uuo frei ;u MAIDEN mo ben Gurmtaual i'll ictcr
eripricBlid)cr GldtigtCit III CrbatCu gibt e5 tciH
bcilGrCs Dittcl ais bic ans oClI bClltrdrtlgNcn
gemiir;igitcu 9(pcutrdutcrt ;uberciteteu ct.
Bernard ArGuter=Eilleu, Die % Gcut8 oon
.. gteuitdOter & &c., %or 241G, Stem Yort,
iOruie III icOer gutsu 2tpotbete 81 haben iulo,
mo mcldle icoer Iorgiomc Sau5uater Obcr
geiter elmer Griiebuugouullalt itct5 i'm 0auie
babcn iollte, mn iie oiOrt benz Battetcn
3ureifer, mcuu iidl bel OemieLbcu icgertngicn
SpurcH Don uugeHeiuem llebebeiiuOen o6er
GtOrmg oc5 <trej5auf5 ciulteueu ioQtC.
Die EillCu mirfeu lOicn0 mo blutraiuigCuo
mo entierucH 0u5 NiGlariagit ans Dem &Orpcr,
obue 0euicl6cu ;u idlpddJeu; ans Oieiem
Srlr0e iuO ic jGoer &onititutiOn, iGi6it elmer
burf laHae ar0utlet ierrutteten. iutrdqlia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-10
Cine intereHante Speratiot.
6reimanrcr hberIieiern iidI oent Teifer oes
Sbirurseu, UNI eimem Ieipenosn Sruoer Sn

Y 9hlcaao,9 8. Sanuar.-@ine bemerfenSz
mcrthe Operation oQ am ndditeu Sonntag
itber aft Gage i'm bergen emergency
9opltal" pplSogen pcrben. IS bis 100
Ntttglieber Der ySt. Bernard -Sontburei Der
Sempelritter" merDsu iid Stiide oaut bon
lbrem SOrper ifneipen unO blelelben au1
ben &Drper zines SrbensbruoerS perpfans
sen lalen, nm beiien geben 81 retten. Ser
Eatlent betBt Sohn Oscar 8lderlon ltHo ut
Al Sabre alt. Sor etlpa einem Sabre erz
ldlicn eln trcbsartiger Nusiuuf5 AM oberen
Sbelle lelneS Sd)eufels, MD eIne Spera=
tlOn lpurbe balb nOtbmenhig. Die AerSte
nluBten elnen betrGftlthen Sbeil 9aut uno
6leih nit Dem Geifuiir megdneloen, nno
ein ipGter gcmadter &erlud), Cit Stlif 3le=
gcnhaut auf Die bloBgelegte Stelle 81 oerz
pilansen, idllug febl. 9lls Der 9trSt erflGrte,
baB Die 9Sunoe ohue 3lucifei beilen meroe,
menn Te nit Menl6enbaut bebedt iperren
t0nnte, erbOten iid) idmmtlid)c 800 Mlt9lte=
Der Der eriuabuteu Gonltburel lofort, 1td] Der
erforberlldleH Operation Su uutermerten,
I'M 0en lelbeu0en Sruber Su retteu. 100
Nfit9leber Duroen ausgep6blt uuo nerOeu
ildl, lute oben genlelbet, an Sonnta9 uber
Oht Gage i'm 6oipltal ieueu. Der Gblrur9
miro mabrid)einlid) nid)t iibeE Ote 0QIItc ooer
ben 6ritten She'll oerlelben braud]cn uHo
fam fid) sic geliinositeu tauQltd'en Wtdns
ner nusmGbleu. Sic su oem 3pcde auserz
leicneu Ntltglieoer miieu ildI burd) spels
tdgige Gntbaltung oOnl @enIile aller 9etlil=
Qen @etrGnfe uno purd) Elm tild)tlges Sao
. am SOnutag iriib aui Die Operation nOrbez
rpitpu
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Scr @abIItreit IN 0ebrasfa.

2iucoln, 9tebr., 9. Sanuar. - NQe
ncutn tuatSbeamten iino anertauntmorocn
nit 2lusnubme oeS 8ouuerneurs SonD. Or.
SboS. Ntalor purbe INTER Yrotcit Seitens
Der p9(uiauSlcr" ais &ice @ouperueur rnb
BrGiipent bes SenotS cingeiett. 9le neuen
StaatSbeamtcn erteunen '0rn. @opo ais
gouptrucur al uno lueroen ibre @eridte
al i'm eritatteu. 81 @ouperueur 3boper
bat oas Sber9ertdt Um einen emo 9Sar=
rauto Seiebl eriutt, burh lpelden Sopo
abgebalteu merben loQ, Die Yilidten beS
Souuerueurs auS5uiibeu. Gidtsr Ntarmea
pies oaS 9eiut ab, allein Shaper meiQert
iid trotoem nod INNER, oas @ouuerneur8=
amt oil SopO abSutreten. Die beutiQen
$erbGnNlungen in Der @eietgebung perlies
len rubi9 uno maren Obne ipeSelleS Snte=
'rpiiP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-10
Snhn ga neneife @sfannne.

WttlpNUteC, NSl5., s. &anuar.-0er
6ouittdmpicr uuo uSdnuipielcr" 5obn z.
Sullipan madt SIN i3eit Die bleii0e Stoot
uniider. GOm0ro 0iQon, Reoortcur Der
o9uiln 9tema" iiir Sport=" 9lHgeleQeubei=
ten, meld)er Sullipan iiber oeTtu 9lnitdt
beSuglid pe9 ermortetcn 0cmpieg 6ititlH-
mons S'ihen 6ouIttampis irogte, erbielt ;llr
2tnmort sinen 6auIidIug, Der i'm III 8Os
oeu itrcdte.
Dillon bepufinete fd am 2lbcnb nit eis
nen Neuolucr uno 9iug ms Sbeuter, mo
CT SuQiuan bel OeHen 2luitrsteu uou .incm
Sits in eriteu Jtaugc aus beitdubig per.
b6bute. Sulliuau III wieoer fat taglid' be
truntcn. gr brad)tc EN- 6raueWlmmer nit
in ieln bieiigeS 6otel, welhe8 er fir ieine
6rau ouSglbt. &lSber muBte Nicmauo,
hnf II mieher neheirnthct hnttc.
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91rbeit ttn0 Spblt.

Snbiauapoli8, Suo., 8. Sauuor. -
Die gotomotiuiiibrer, i0eiier uuO NcId)euz
teller Der SnOiauapOliler QiuiTou Der
uYenniplOunier @ubn" babcu Gcute eine
gObuerb0buug qeiOrOert. superintendent
Darlington bate teiue 2lutorlt0t, Die NorOe-
ruug III bemiliigcu, HnO hat Die &nQeIegeu=
beit Dem A5auptQuurticr Der &ompa9nie
ilberantrportet.
Eitt8burg, Io., 8. Sauuar. - 9(Qe
3uabeoieuiteteu aui Dem uoromeitIidben Sp=
item Der pYCunW s&Obn" hOben eiue
gObu;ulagc gciOrocrt. Die @sneraIbeomteu
Der &ompaanie merNeu Die 6OrOsruua i'll
Grlpdgung Sleben, uno eine Gonrerenj lOu
NenlnQdlit QrrQNNlrt merNCN.
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s6redlid,e YrlpcrcrploI1pn.

9 an TrNn5lsc 0, 8. 5anuar. - ,}n
elmer Der Ytiiblen DER vGaliiornier Bomber
@ortS," III pelfer led)s metBe Nidnner uno
Slpel Ghineien beid)aftlgt maren, erploOirte
getern Abenb cine CuantitGt Hulper. Giz
ner Der @bineien purbe thatiddltd) in Stitte
ierriicn, unb bis Jett bat man nur ieiueu
Sd)Goel auffinben tOnnen. Sreb. garIcu
uno s. s. Campbell, Spei gSelBe, muroen
mahrId)einlid t0Otlif) uerlett. Die llrlad)e
Der GrpIoilon lit nidt betount. Wau lt)Gtt
ben ueIunl4rsn Sdlaben OH $500.
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Bier SGanipicIes ale angsblidIs TOrper Der:
haitet.

@enf, 8. Sanuar. - Gier herunreiitnoe
Sfaulpieler muroen beute aui DIE SeidJul-
bigung bes 0toroe5 perbattet. ,jn gieubrud
mar ndutlIb fiir;lid Die ueriliimmelte yeid]e
etner 6rau geiunoen mor0en. Gugenif.lns
lid lpar aui bic 5rau Elm crimiueaes An
griff gemad)t mor6eu, beuor lie ermorOet
wuroe. Die S6uuipieler fub ais Der Chat
perOd4tis perhGftet woroeu.
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s3wei perIobtc Gaarc.

2onoOn, s. Souuar. Die &ermablung
Der BrinSeiiiu %oulie, Soflter Der YrIn6ejirl
Gbriitine, nit oem Yrinien &ribcrt uOn an-
bait iOu I'M ndhiteu Suli III Der %rivatzAaz
peQe Oes Sfloiie5 gBiuoiOr UoaSogen pers
ben.
Petersburg, S.San.-Gie &erlobung
Der GrOBtiiritln fenia, ,,GOdter oes G5aren,
nit ihrem Better, Dem @roBiIriten 4leraas
Der 0tidaelOmitid), miro angetuuoi9t. 9le
6ot5eit ioQ iofort Had) Der Riidtebr oes
GSarcniti6 uon ieiner Oitliden &eiie itatt=
finoeu.
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.lmf seiten per Mepmbltfaner.

SprInQflCl0, ,IIl5., s. IanuNr. -
SIM llnterbauie Der @eiepgcbuug iauO beute
Die &erlooiuug Der Sitc ltatt.
Die brei oAuianSlcr," oeren Stimmeu
BEN 2luSidlag Aebcn, erbiclteu, sur groBeu
Nreuoc hcr 9tepublltaner, Cite auf Der re.
puhlIfaniidlen SCite OcS NnuicS.
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9feip. @orfer Iadlrthtcn.

yfeW Y0rf, 3. Tannar. = 00niel ..
Irguimbau, ein reider III 9h. Sc, Seconoz
t.ut, begin9 beute friih SelbItmoro, inpem
er iid) SEN Sopf DurG einen SG,uB ;ers
idmetterte. Gr mar et eini9er 3eit Idmer-
miitbig.
= Yoli3iit @m. Smltb miBbauO.lte icine
Trau aul 2. Sanuar aui old)' brutale &eie,
oaB iie hsute 9ta6mlttag seltorben 1T.
Snlttb beiinoet iid] in Oait.
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Gr0beben.

SpGsbo, g, 9. Sanuar. - Gin befz
tiger Grpitob trat beute Dtittag bier EN-, unb
ncruriadte grOBeu Sd)reden i'll Der Staot
uno um9ebuna. Dian permutbete uripriinQ=
lid, baB itd) cine 3gnamit= Grploiiou in Der
gtahe ereisnet babe, inpefcn ite1te Td) oieis
Sermntbung als nnbegriinNet beruus. Die
Grldiitterung Ide;nt ilf) iiber einen groBen
Nl1dlenranm eritreCt III hnbeu.
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@rano init Ncbenspcrlmit. .

morgan =@itp, ga, 8. &au.-6eute
Dtorgen llbr lit ole Eamrence .j4e 6eim-
itGtte abgebronut. Capt. 2Sm. ;. CARING
ton, grzGollcttor 6ieieS 0aiens, Der III oem
,9uuie wObIte, fam in Den 6lammeu mn.
Dian fano Die perfohlten lleberrete bet'm
9urd)ind)eu Der Sriimmer.
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sie @erwinisnna fnr sen oipipmatiid,c,
Eieuit.
sort mt ocm .set,uet= t=8ejes.

Spriugfielb, Sis. 8. Sauuar. -
Cine Sil sum g8ioerrui oe8 Sdul;wangs
geietcS purDe beute I'M Sta0tsienat uon
5linoiS angebpten. 9ie Siu idldgt su
9leid) eiu neuss Sdul9eiee Dor, mel6eS
alle, bon ben Gegusrn OeS gegenmGrtigen
Seietes oeforberten 3uueitGrbu1iie euth1lt.
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Ser @ablltrett in Connecticut.

6artforo, Goun., s. Sauuar.-0er
Stoatsienat bat it'd bcute bis 5um udditen
3ieuitage uno bu8 oau8 bis 3um 20. So
nuar uertogt. 6inidtlit Der Grpablung
Don StuatSbeamten iit nod feline GHtihci-
Oung getrOiien. Die Saflage 1T iOlgcnOe
Ser StaatseAt bat Die otmotratliden Gan.
Dioateu fiir TtuntsImter erpablt erfI1rt
bas !6auS bat cine llnteriutung iiber bic
6ruge, oh iberhaupt ir9cnp Scmauo erz
mdblt pOr0eu 1T, augsoronet; mittlerptile
bleiben Die alten Staotsbcamten [Jfepublt=
fauerJ i'm 9lute. Sice=@ouoerneur Nterz
min if inotnen nidt I'M StaatSisnat er=
idJieHen, unb jeue G0rperdJait bat eineu
prouiioriidleu Soriiter ecludblt.
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Stanfpro agf's Icnc sunt Semptor
ttpntittirt.

SuCromento, Gal, s. Snnuor. -
Die repubIitaniifcn 0}itNlie0er Der Gcietz
gebung bieIteu geiteru 2lbeno siueu Gautus
uuo nomiulrteu A1rH. %elano Stauforo Gin
itimnlig onf8 9teue gum 8unocSlenator.
Sic 9emotruten nOnlinirten 0ru. Stepbeu
Yf. 9Shite.
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log, Die Sod)id)s Gutoedung nod nit gro=
Ser Soriidlt auf. Sn elmer &orleiung per
breitete er iif beIer Sage iiber 81 Get
tionSbefunbe BET Yerionen, Die nit So6'z
id)er SDmpbe bebanOelt unb geitOrben lua-
rem. Or. Sirdom srtldrt, DaB Die gpmpbe
baS sSafstbum Der SaSillen f6rosre unp
iie peranlaiIe, lid I'M a0rper auf unaffiSirte
&belle ausSubreiteH. Gr erfldrt Die ggnl.
pbe fir geiGbrlid).
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Der republitanii d g IL
pcrnenr BON Otaine, Sr. Surlelgh,
ipeld)er porgeitern in iein slmt eingeieHt
luuroe, gebt in ieiner @Otldlait eutidieoen
fiir Yro ibition ms 3eug unO ertlGrt
inter Nnoerem, Der ganSe Sptrltuoienban-
Del lei rauf immer bem ounften 9Sege beS
SerbredenS" iiberantuortet moroeu.