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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15
Attempted Murder.

COLUMBUS, Ca, August 11.-About
noon considerable excitement was occa-
stoned in Upper Girard by the reports
of pistol. The shots were fred by
Dan Ford, paralytic cripple. 1t ap-
pears that Dan Ford engaged a negro
to wheel him in an invalid chair across
the bridge from this city, where he has
been living, to Girard, and up to Lynn's
saloon. in front OF which were sitting
Policemen Pink Barnes and another
man, conversing. Immediately on
reaching the place Ford ordered the
negro to stop wheeling him, and draw
ing q new revolver from his pocket
opened fire from his chair on
Barnes. The ball passed between
Barnes legs and lodged in the
side OF the house. Ford again
aimed his postol, aud as he was about
to fire Barnes jumped at him and
grabbed the weapon, when 1t was dis
charged. the ball entering the window
sill. Barnes then arrested Ford and
carried him before the mayor on q
charge OF disorderly conduct. Mean
while Barnes rendered his resignation,
and has not been seen since. He evil
IDENTIFY knew why the paralytic cripple
was shooting at him II other people did
not. Ford stated that he had learned
that Barnes had seduced his Ford's)
youngest sister, and then boasted OF It
he bought pistol, and was wheeled
over to Girard in search Of Barnes,
and 1t was his intention to kill Barnes.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15
why He Waited So Long.

Not long ago Q young lawyer. in con-
versing with the old gentleman. suggest
ed that great many changes must have
taken place since he began the practice
of the law.
Eyes, yes" said the old gentleman, "a
great many wonderful changes have
taken place in my lifetime. Why, the
internal regions have cooled down q
great deal since was born"
The young lawyer. not long afterward,
repeated the remark to another veteran
member of the bar, who knew the first
old gentleman's peculiarities and weak
nesses very well.
did he say thati" asked the second
veteran.
HE did," said the young man.
well, now l understand; that's what
he's been waiting for all these yearA -
Boston Transcript
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15

WHEN WRITING 10 ADVERTISERS
please state that you saw The advertise
msnt IN this paper
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15
TEE GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENr.
a Successful Meeting, Large Attend
ance md General Good Time.

a Successful Meeting, n Large Attend
ance and General Good Time.
The twentififth annual encampment
OF the Grand Army OF the Republic met
In Detroit on Tuesday OF last week. The
attendance was the largest OF any pre-
vious encampment and the membership
Is larger Notwithstanding the fast in
creasing death rate among the old
soldiers.
The attendance OF members OF the
Grand Army was estimated at 5O,OOO.
Tuesday morning there was O grand
procession in which was the entire fifty
thousand veterans. The parade was
reviewed by Commander-in-Chief
veazy, ex-President Hayes, Secretary
OF War Proctor, Secretary OF the Treas
ury Foster and other distinguished per-
sons.
1t took the procession just six hours
to pass the reviewing stand. The en-
campment met in formal session on
Wednesday morning. Every state and
territory, not excepting Alaska, was
represented. The opening address OF
the commander-in-chief was listened to
with rapt attention. His defamation
in faver of the establishment OF depart
ments of the q. A. r. for the negro
veterans created q decided sensation.
It was hardly expected that he would
80 openly favor the separation OF the
races, and the whites OF Louisiana and
Mississippi were overjoyed at his de-
cisive recommendations.
The reports OF the several officers
were presented and accepted wash
ington was selected as the place OF hold
ing the next encampment, receiving II
more votes than Lincoln. Neb.
On Thursday morning the election OF
Commander-in- Chief was proceeded
with. Captain John Palmer, OF New
York: A. w. Weissert, Of Wisconsin,
and W.R. Smedberg, of California were
the leading candidates. Before the
first formal BALLOT Gen. Hurst, OF Ohio.
peremptorily withdrew his name from
the consideration of the encampment.
The ballot resulted: Palmer, 322; Weis-
sert, $50; Smedburg, III; no choice.
On the second ballot Capt. George
Palmer was declared unanimously elect
ed. The per capita tax was fixed at 2
cents.
The question OF the separation OF the
races coming up, it was overwhelming
ly decided not to make the separation.
The grand officers were then installed
by Past Commander in Chief Booth, and
Capt. Palmer took command. The
grand encampment then adjourned.
Captain George Palmer, the new
commander was born on Staten Island,
N. Y, March %, 1912. His first army
service was in the Ninety-frst New
York volunteers. He enlisted Septem-
Der /, 1851, and remained with the regi-
ment until it was mustered out OF SER
vice July 3, 1866. He was participant
in all its engagements, and was badly
wounded at Five Forks. He was sew
eral times commander Of New Benedict
post No. 8, and was elected commander
of the New York department and IN
1879 was elected senior vice command
er-in-chief. He is an earnest speaker,
and has presided at conventions with
credit to himself and satisfaction to all.
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To Invade America.

! LONDON, Aug. 11.-Parnell will visit
the United States during the autumn
and conduct a campaign there. Mrs.
Parnell will accompany him, making
her debut as politician. Parnell will
Be accompanied by at least two OF his
followers in parliament.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15
suinr for Rrsach ofPromIse.

SALTWATER, MINI. August 11.-Miss
ida Campbell has sued Joseph Silver, 9
widower, for IS, 900 for breach Of prom
ise. Miss Campbell IL Of French ex-
fraction and 81 years Of age.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15

WILD BUSH EXTRACrUm cure eyphnlh
ScrofulA and other diseases q The Blood q
per bottle;efor q. Address. DR J.H. QYgTEA
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15

There are elghty-two national ceme-
teries in the United States. and they
have 027, 179 graves, about one-half Of
which are marked unknown"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15
KANSAS CITY. No., 0ci

KANSAS CITY. No., Oct. 29th 1880.
In my three years experience as Cement In.
spector In City Engineers Departemnt,
found that Fort Scott Cement would increase
in tesile strength more rapidly after the
third or fourth week than any cement In use
in the city. ]. W. DENNIS, Late Inspector.
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0rima &epra in 6bieaau.

Gbica9D, 30. SUM. - Gliug @eore
BON @rehenlono, melder bem GSaremttId)
auf ieiuer Sour lm Often begleitete unp
lett burd) Die Ser. Staatcn uad 6aule sus
riiffebrt, fam heute in Segleitung OeS ga.
pitGuS yabmer, Don Der ruilld)en Slotte,
unD zines Seoien:en aus Gan 6ran;iscr
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tirte ibu mad Oer ootel. 9ie @rlet)en,
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Sabue oil Der Spite tbreS 3ugeS trugen,
begriiBten ben Grinsen bnrt laute 5od)rufe,
unp Der Gnlpiang i6len ibm groBeS Ser
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iid) Die Seitun9eu lebr llber lbn autgebalten,
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Dieie 3wsi batten sine gtaiie 3eug gei9rie-
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Der Setbeiligun9 GriehenlaO's on Der 9Selt-
ausitelluns miiie er giidts. @r iei MIR eil
2ieutenaut I'M SorpeboOient Der sriedJll6en
8lOtte, uuO iein 0ienit laiie ibm feline .3eit,
fid I'M irgenb etfpaS aMoeres su bstlimz
mern.
Der Yrius sr;dblte aui allgemeineS Ser.
lan9en Dem Eeporter Die @eld)ld)te bonn
attentat aui ben @Sarewitid) auf's geue
uub erfldrte Die anSere @edlfte iiber bas
SSeri9wluOen unb Die nluthmaBlide CrmOr.
Dnng zines SourlerS Oes esareWitl4 auf
Dem Sege Ourd Die Ser. Staateu ir cine
aburbe GrilnOung. 81 a9te, es ieieu aller=
oiugS 8ouriere oeS ruiiiibeu Sroupriu6su
our9 Die Ser. Staaten gelommen, allen
Olelelbeu. bdugten ihre WtllliOn nid)t oil Die
groBe Glodet 10 paB Sebcrmann ibre @e-
ltdite wiIe. 9as eiuii9c 0iulbeur, mel
DIES einen ruiilihen Sourier in Amerita
paiilrte, babe BARN befanpen, baB ieiu 3ug
III COLORADO entgleiite nno baB inn babet
spel Sabue aus9eldlagen wurbeu.
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gus SoOtt.

geu YOrt, 30. Suui.-Ser BON Sing
ton lluo anperen meltinbiId)en 6dieu hler
au9elangte Sampfer yAoirOuoad" brin9l
Nadrldteu aus tSapti, iuouad) Die bereits
nlltgetbeilte @ridlieBung pon ied)s YsriOuen
auf General 9ippoIpte'5 Auorpuug beltdtiQt
miro. Cur 3eit Der abiabrt oes 0amprerS
berrid1te in 0apti iuieper Gube. Sm @auSeu
wurOen mdbrcuo Der ON %. Mial beqonne.
neu Gepolutlon 2S0 Yerlonen get6btet.
Der 0ampier brad)te auf ben @apitdn
3. Suerien pou Der auf Der ab0be pou Slads
5od, adlins SslanO, am 10. os. Mts. ge.
itranoeten Sarte uSent alion" nebit peTieu
Satin, ben erlteu Steuermauu s. Come.
ion, ben jueiten Steuernauu 3. Semen
uup bier 0iatrolen init. Die Sarfe bate
iid) auf Der Sabrt bon Ybilaoelpbia uad)
9ienfuegoS beiuuoen.
Gin PaIlagier Oes yIbirouoad" ibernlt.
telt eln 9erlId}t, laut iueld)em 2egitinle, Ser
bon 9lppolpte seitiirste ebemaIt9e Grdii,
bent pon SaDtl, San Domingo perIaIleu
bat nnb AM p. SUM nit 20 sluhGneeru aui
Surfs Sslanp 9elaupet iit. Ofau perml.
tibet, paB er einen Yutid) sum SturSs pip,
polgte's lu edible fiibrt.
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(atns unferer sanitaes . .morecn=~usaaDe.
Sfauoal in Der italieuiidlen &ammcr.- -@idl:
tisc srflarmus oes YremierniiniIters Rn=
pini.-1cgeIred)te - Tanferei nmtsr Oen slbz
aeoroueten.

81 m, 81. Suni.-Sn Der beutigen &amz
meriituug erhob iid) inter mehreren QbQez
proueten, weld)e an Die 9tegIeruug Sutcr>
peltatlOnen III Sadeu Der Qrelbuno @rneuez
ruug su rid)teu miiuihteu, Elm beilger
Streit iber Die GeibeniOlge Der Giureituug
0ieler SnterpellattOntll. Der gGrm artete
ld)leBllh i'll einen 0erartigen Sumult aus,
paB Der 8anlmerprdilbeut geiWungen mar,
Die Serbanblun3en au'Suheben.
j III %. SUM. - 9ln ueuer Sunult
erci9nete ff beHte III Der abgeorpneteu.
Iammar, ais DIE auSp1rtioe Boltit Der
&egierung luieOer sur Spradle gelauNte.
9iad etlIdlen uorldufigeu 4ldMtcleieu erhOb
lld) 81 Nlotteumlnllter 9rin. lueld)er ee=
tern reOete, ais pie Sipuug oes GumuItS
halber unterbroteu meroeu muBtt, I'M nit
Der Snterpeuatlou fOrtSuIabren, alleiu Die
Gaolfdeu proteitirteu 10 Iaut uno iiiirmlit,
oaB er nur I'M Staube mar, ben lSortlaut
Der <nterpeQatlon uOrSubrlugeu -Brenterz
lninllter 3iublni erbob It'd oauu Ino ertlarte
empbatilh, Die 5(egieruug wer0e felt unO
unentIuegt all bem 3reibuuo teltbdlten.
Stalten uno europa f0nneu I'D barauI uers
lanen, OaB Der 2relbuu0 beitebeH uuo oaB
Der eurepdlld]e Srieoeu nod lauge erbalteH
blelben meroe.
9as gauSe 'Saus, Die ertreme 2infe nus
9enommen, brad oarauibln III l0ute 0od)-
ru1e aus. SIN lueltereu Serlauie Der Ser
hanolun9eu madlte Siguor 0tartiuo cine
Semertung, meid)e BEN 3orn Der 6aoltaleu
eriuedte uuo Hugebeuren ydrm sur Solge
bate. StauOr @0uallOttl itiirSte auI Mfarz
tlno los un0 iuiirbe i'm geit)lagen babeu,
menu lid] nld)t anoere 0titglieoer 5pliden
belOe N(Qnner gepOrfeu bQtteu. Die S;ene
lpottet aller Gel6relbung. Ser Brdiioeut
legte, al8 er lab, baB er bie 9lube nld)t Su
mahreu Oern1od)te, ben 6ut aut uuo lu5peu-
olrte Die Sieung abermal8. AadlOem Die
SerbanOlungen mieoer aufgenowmeu nor
Den luaren, glelteu @auauotti, Oa5 dltelte
Itltgileo Der SGmmer, Signor SOulO, elu
Ra0lfaIer, un0 Der Br1ioent Anlprabeu, III
melden tie sur @intrad)t ermahuten. Die
NeuBeruu9en lGntutlid)er brei 6erTeu pHrs
ben nit lautem SeifaQ auigeuommeu. -
0aS Yarlament uerta9te fd l6lleBli4 bis
Sum na6iten 0erbh.
pSplnione" ertldrt, 8remier Submits
heutige GrtlGruug weroe oabin ausgelegt,
oaB Die Grneuerun9 oe5 3reibunoeS cine
uouenoete Sbatiade lei.
9Sdbreno Der beutlQeH Sorqinge in Der
hammer mari Si9uOr Sonuino benz Signor
@aualottt Elm Siiuoel Bapiere ms @epdJt.
Der Settere orang miithsub aut SOHninO
elm; mehrere 6reunOe beloer Mduuer lprans
gen ;ptden le, nno ell aGgemeineS 0auO'
9emen9e entllano. 9tIr Die Wiullter bliebeu
auT tbreu Stesn. 3as gause 5au5 idlien in
elne arena uoa Sdnlprer umgewan0elt
Dfebrere ab9eoronete muroeu in Oem 0ano.
9emenge nibt unerbeblib perleet. 9ie beu.
tlgen S6eneH Inn Obue Seiipiel i'll Der Sc
lal9te Der aammsr
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iammlung suiammen. Ser Soriiter bes
ortliten &oustebunasausi6uIies, Sobn 9.
Otanning, erDfiuete Die Situng, oemnGd)t
bielten Der @iapor i3pllinger uuo y. g.
S'&onrte SesriibunaS anipraden, wel6e
bonn m-Yrdiloenteu Daniel 9enelg
aus 9ancaer, g., erluiOert wurSen. Nafz
nlittagS fano Elm gldnsenoer llnsug burf
Die StraBen itatt, OIL ipeld)em 1900 unifor,
mtrte NIB 1000 nidjt uniiormirte Sitter
Sbeil nabmen, unO bieiem iolste Elm gSettz
@rer,ierem.
Sn Spracuie, N..0., baben iid) flint
unpiiebensig 0eutih= =ameritaner suiammeus
9etban, nm ourd Silbung zines Deutid)s
amerifanild]en republifauilheu Sereins Die
republlfanild]e Yartei Su retten. Su benz
bon ibnen erlaiienen 4uIruf miro barsetbau,
oaB bic Sdulen Der Barter morih geworben
fnp, oab III ibr ftine auirihti9e Inter
itiitung Der Sade bes Sorti6rtts mebr Su
flnoen lit, nnO baB baS unabGlNge @eihrei
mad ofaub su @uniten einissr wenigen Sor-
9esegener unO Die Sursiidtigfeit Der Yartei.
tiibrer Die groBe Wtaiie Der Yartei ben enbs
lldleu untergaug Der Yartei beIiirdten lalle.
Sic wollen Oas iid) breitmabenoe anoiuz
notblugtbnln aus Der &artei austreiben unb
blelelbe mieoer su ihren 9rOben Soealeu su=
rldTiibren.- sllle I6tung! ga merben Die
perren ldore arbeit baben. (Sa. StsSts.)
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Spd,,pafIcr im WiiIouri.5bale.

&anla s. y ttp, Wo., 30. Sunl.-Sie
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ltanO Der Miiiour, auf 81 SuB unp 3oa
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SuB geIiegen = ein llmiianp, msld)sr be.
heuteuo boberen gSaiieritauo riir &anias=
Gitp i'll slusiit)t felt. Sn Der Suritabt
6arlen ilnp Die niebrig geIegenen SnaBeu
bereitS iiberidIpemmt, unb uiele Yerloueu
perl0iien ibre sSobnungen.
atd) II, OtO., 29. SUM. - Der Mils
iourizGiuer bat Die inter pem Nanlen 90
niphan Eoint befaunte 2anoSunge, etlid,e
Dteilen nOrOli6 Don bier, bur6bro9eu uur
nebrere Dtiilouri'er Sarlnen pl6elid) aui
cine 9roBe Sniel uerlegt. Der meme Slubarnl
wiro riinolid breiter, uuS man fiirftet, pob
Der gan;e SluB biuuen 4S Stunben Den
ueusu Surs eiuldlagen ptrp. Dies wiirbe
elnen adt Dieileu lnngen See in benz alien
SluBbett laiien. Der 6luB lit ieit "A Stuu.
Oen in raidem Steigen, unb cine lleber-
idmemmun9 Der 9iiepernnsen iebt in aus-
{id,t
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Grlc6niiic eines iriiGcn Gmi9rana
tel, iu SraIilictt.

Gbtcdap, %. Suul.-6rauctS Doureu,
eir luuger SrlQn0cr, peld)cr lId) Dor bier
Wtonaten neblt l3 unNercu luugen 2euteu
Ourt cine Gmlgranten Agentur beuegeu
lieB, BON SSrlan0 nud) 95ralIlen anS;uUans
bern, lit bier anget0mmcn mo erSGblt cine
baaritrGubenoe Geidtd)te iiber Die Sebanos
lung, weld)e ibm uuO ieineH Geidbrten 81
She'll muroe. Ste purben, rad)0tm tie ;us
laumeu nit 1900 unOereu H0iiaQieren -
6ruuSpien, Stalieueru. 9funcu mo $ortu.
gielen - ant Dem 2ampfer v9lrcaula" ocn
SSean getreuSt hatten, III 3Gume etn9ea
pfertt, III meld)eu onbcre Gml9ranten am
gelbeu 61eoer narnieberlagen, BET Der ges
riugteu Seraulaiiuu9 murpen lte nit Suiips
peltldQen trattlrt, le eralelteu taum genug
III cien HuO iobalo iie lh beld)werten, mIr'
ben iie III eiu @eiGngniB geedt.
Die linen por Der Ausmuuo $lug 9en1adl4
ten &eriprehcu I'M Setrcfi freier lleberfubrt,
uueutQeltlider Grmerbuug uon Sarmeu II.
/. II. erluieien fdl natiirlld) ais erlogen, unO
eS itcllte ild) berauS, oaB lie baS 9tetlegelo
omt qrbelt auf Sanees Elantagen abueroiea
ueu iollten. ltad mchrcreu 9So6en gelang
eS 9ourcQ uuo brei SNmerHoeu, auf benz
mad Sdntiago beitimmteu 9anlpier ySaHs
crop" aus Sauto8 Su euttOmmer. Son
SnntoS fam 9ourel ais 0ei5er auf Dem
p9aucrog" nad) Baltimore, mo bon bort
begab er iib bierher, NO er %ermauOte hat.
Sranfreid's Yrptettprat Mber Waoasasfar
acidbrSet,
Zanzibar, y. Suui. - G8 bcltebt
cine itarfe Spauuung iuiiheu 6runtrtld)
un0 Der 9teglcruug auf lR0bagaStar. Sic
Ginmilhuug oeS irGuSOitltcu SertreterS III
Die GegieruHgSangelegenbettcn III Der paupt.
ltaOt uuO Die 2lnmaBung Der fan3Olllheu
NiiiiouGre babeu Die 0opaS icbr gereiSt Il.
tlef beleiOlgt.
&iele Der 2etteren geb0ren Der proteitauz
tiiden GonfcltOn an, uHo ne molleN 9tidDt5
pun etuer StaatSrellglou mlllen, meld)e Die
6ruu;oeu germ elnritbreH mOdteu. Der
irau,0ijjt)e &ertrcter ii. belcioigt uuo Die
iranS0iiid)en &auileute iinO mlBbauoelt
ben, uno e5 iie6t 1alt 10 aus. ais mlrOe 0aS
iraus0iiite 8rotettOrut i'll Die Eriid)e gcbeu.
Die 9ingeboreueu befiuoeu iId) i'll cluem
3uitauOe bohgraoigcr Grrcauug, uuO tcin
Guropaer lit ielne5 yebenS ild)cr.
3ie 8eiaBrcm einer Id,Icd1te Baiierleitnng.
2ouoon, 80. Suit. Gluer Qepeld)e
Der Zines" aus Som SuiOlge bat Die
Gommiliion, iueld)e ernuunt unroe, mn
cine lluteriufuug iiber oaS @raltreu OeS
gierueuiteberS III Der Staot SlOrenS ein;Ia
leiteu, Die oorti9e 9SaNerlettuug iiir Die
Srontheit uerantmortlidl 9emadt, uuo alien
9eluhern geratben, nur importlrte8 Saller
Ill triureu, menn iie Der Seuhe eutgebeu
luolleH.
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Warft uno Yorie.
Die Wioeeletcm im Ybilaoelpbta.

Hbtlaoelp lp b Ia, 20. >}unt.-Oem als
genleineu Grluarteu Suluioer eri6ieu @eue=
ralsYOitmeiiter SSanamatcr bcute yta6mit>
tag ut)t Dor oem lluteriudluugSz@Omite beS
Staptrathes, nm gluitlGruug uber Die id)eiu-
barren gSiOeripriid)e Spn6eu ielueu fiirSltz
den IuSlagen iiber Die pon INN beieiienen
9lftien Der uaepiones sSauf" unO ben lpdter
burb Die Siider Der 8ant feitgeiteQten
&batiadJen 5u 9eben. Gritifte lenOdl elnen
Srief folgenocu Subalt6 oil $oru. ". ..
San Often, SOrilger peS @Onltte's:
vYian ldeint 81 glaubeu, baB 9emiiie i'll
Der lcttsu Seriammlung Sbre5 @OmIte'S
oOrgelegteu Seweiie n6t nit ben bon mir
Dor Dem @omite ais l3euge gemadteu 2luSz
iagsn Ibereiuitimmen. SD uermutbe, oaB
plS Gomlte Die Sat)e oOutommen peritebt.
Soute leOOd) irgenO mel6e peitere AuSz
fuuit meiuerleitS piini6eusluertb lein, 10
weroe it nit %erguiigen biuneu "a Stun=
ben aberuals Dor Dem @omlte einltelleu
uno alle @lnSelnbetten metner IHgaben Haz
her erIGuteru.-Sphu 9Saudmater.h
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TetpsNurfcr Vad1rid,tctt .

gtew.9 prf, 90. SUM-. - Aia 9. SD
tsrmau, Der SbeaterOirettor, melder geter
Soran t0btcte, ullrpe beute III Srootlpn pom
Gid)ter 9ullen sn itebenldbri9er Su1tbauss
bait berurtbeilt.
- Ybilip 9errinser, uelder i'm lettsn
Ipril eiue Stau tOotsts, lpurDe beute oes
Sopiidlags mi Slueiten @raoe ubcrfiibrt,
uno plrO am na1iten 6r.itase uerIrtbeilt
perbeu.
- sller. Silpatrid, 10 Sabre oft, mirb in
Der Sarge Sfrce suriIdgebalten. Gr fam
beute auf eiHem transatlantiifeu Sampier
bier an, uuS bebauptst, aus Yittsbura, Ya.,
;u iiammen. sSie .r erSGblt, wuroe er Dor
ldngcrer 5eit I'M 9tauid)e bewosen, ais
Sdifislunse 9isnit aui einem 6abrssugc
su nebmcu, wurbe ieood) 10 i6ledt bebaH.
belt, haB CT entilob unb uou $oolanb aus
uat ben Serelnigten Staaten suriidtebrte,
lnoem er iiir iciue lleberiabrt arbeitets. Die
geamteu Der Sarge Sifice iinp gen.ist,
ieinen Nnaabem @laubeM Al idlellfen.
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Ssaitcte 43 saoe unS itarb.

SS ab a +, 3uO., p. Suui.-0er SOB
madlte beute ben Eeioen Glijabetb DicSep'S
su Jfolez0lll eln @uNe, natOem ie 43 Gage
obne 9tabuna SuQebradt bate. 9r. 9. y.
Gamer, Der betdnnte Saittiinitler, mar
furS Dor tbrem SoOe bel ibr un0 ertldrte ben
Sal fIr einen Del mertmiirOigiten, her ibm
le porgefomueu. Die 2lerSte meroeu cine
slutopTe uOrnebmeu, I'M GewiBbett bejitg-
lid oeS Hetotn5 Su erbalteu, nit meldeu bic
Nerforbene behaftet NOR.
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@oml @lraertr,ea III Sbile.

gS lRln9 tom, .. g, Is. Sunl.-3ie
dlileniid)e Sei0nOtibait hat folgenOe Don
beute O0tirtc 9epeid)e aus SautiagO De
Gblle empfau9cu: r0er 6iibrer DER dJileni=
id)eu 5ulurgeuten, eiu ebemaltger Gapltdn
i'll Der diIenliten 6lOtte, 9iamcnS George
NtOutt, hat ben amerifauii6en 2(Omiral III
SquiQue criudt, Die Otannlfait ieiuer 6abr=
Seuge nft ans 2au0 Su laien, neil Die
ameritauii6eH Seeleute louit uou eiuem re-
uoIutlonaren Dob angegrifen wcrOen t0nns
tCn
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eSt BcimiidIe &roc S,tr TnBc
nchpffct

Satleio, Gal, IS. 5uni-0ic Seihcu
Der 9ele9entlth oeS grOBtH SrtunS all OCT
&Ite uon Samoa ertruuteneu nmeritaria
i6cu Seeicutc purben geiern inter impo.
ianten Geremoule'n ami Dem Trieobofe oe5
SlottenbaubotS ;u Ware-SSIanO belgciett.
Sin SatauOu Seeiolpateu, Seeleute res
SriegSoampierS rSnNepeuOeuce, cine Sc.
legation Der Mannihait Der frau;0iiihen
Sreaatte "Subour0leu," NtitglieSer beS
p6arragutz foitenS 9tr. 4, g. u. d., @oH.
tresanmir0l Sobu Sruin nebt Stab, iomie
Gommaubeur 9&inou l2eeterer mad)te ben
Srtan nit, meldem pie Seeleute sum Spisr
fielcn) nabmen 2lntbeil al Dem gei1enbe'
adn0niB.
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Selcrte,,r 1t,tS Stcb.

Gan Sraniisco, 30. SUM-. ginem
hleilgen absnSblatte Suiolse miro Yremer,
gieuteuant Senlauliu g. ySeauer bonn /.
SuTantsrtes& s&egllnent, melder su Semcia,
Sal, ltatlouirt mer, permiBt. SIS perlautet,
oaB er belertlrt lit unb fd) mir 6rt. 9toie
Copper, elnem junsen SrauenSimnsr. uad)
Chile be9eben babe. Gr loQ aud Die @eleer
letner eompague nlitsenomm.u babeu.
gSeauer bat bcreits cine Sran, welde in
Columbus, O., iuobnt uuo eiue Sod)ter Ses
Capt. Calm pom 6. Snianterie &egimeut
1T. Sn 1866 luuroe gSeapsr wegeu lluges
borlamteit, abpeleubsit obue Irlaub uno
anbersr Ser9eben triegsgerihtIib proseliirt
unp aus Der slrmee 9eIioBeu, alleln Yrdii=
peut Glepelano ieete ibu wispsr in isiueu
stang eill-