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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02
Expiration of n sinety-nins yeAr Lease.

MKsrDEs, CoSS., August Frank q
Waterman and his sister Hattie Waterman.
Of this city. are two of number OF heirs 70 an
estate valued at $4,000. .000. located at Port
land BE. About hundred years ago man
named Skillings owned large tract Of land
IN the town of Portland, part OF which no
leased for ninety-nine years. The lease ex-
pired last April and parties who were seeking
a location for soldiers monument. inyesti-
eating the title, discovered that II was still
owned by the Skillings estate The late Mrs.
Moses Waterman was a granddaughter os Mr.
Skillings. aud the mother Of Frank and Hat
ito Waterman. Frank Is postal clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02
All VIII Nesixn.

SrArrIs. wAsH., August Every member
Of the fire department viii resign tonight
A petition was circulated yesterday and was
signed by all the members. This action was
ment committee of the council IN reporting =
cut OF si5 mouth ali round. All spgsneers
are cut 40. Tho reduction was 70 take sSsoe
August IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02
Got the Money.

Nrw YosK, August Austin dibbcns, the
Paterson pugilist, is matched to fight Jack
McAuliffe for the light weight championship.
announced yesterday that unless the Granite
Club put up $3.50 for his training expenses he
would declare of his match. Upon learning
Of this Dick Roche sent Gibbons the follow.
ing message: Clubs cfer four thousand
purse.goes. Guarantee you s25o for training
expenses. You can get the money any tine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02
ARM IN ARM ron THE FIRST TIME
rorics and Radicals Against Roman Catholic
Supremacy.


LONDON. August The English Radicals
are arm in arm for the first time with tho
Irish Tories Their bond OF union is COM
mon hatred Of Roman Catholic supremacy in
Ireland. The Irish Tories claim that Bslfour
is betraying them to the enemy and
is willing TO conciliate the Roman pre-
lacy ut the expense of the Irish tax
payers. SO great Is the feeling aroused
that BalfOur has been compelled 70
abandon for the session his bill for training
schools, which was believed 10 conceal al IN
sidious surrender Of Irish education 10 tho
Church Of Rome. Tho Irish Professionals.
being about one-fourth the population in
number. and being considerably more im-
portant in proportion 10 their interests, are
opposed 20 any educational plans that do not
make allowance fer Protestant claims. Iht-
tie doubt is felt that there Is some under
standing, implied or accomplished, between
the Catholic hierarchy in Ireland and the
Government The Englieh Radicals, II IL evil
dent, will not consent 10 Irish home rule with
the Catholic clergy on top. and the English
Tories. ut heart. are not nearly so opposed 10
the Catholic Church as the aon-conformists.
on the other hand the Irish Tories have not
lost the old rancor towards members Of tho op-
posIte faith. and it will not be singular that.
when they suspected Balfour of concedlng
something TO Catholicism, they should Join
hands with non-eonformists 30 oppose him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02
Going TO the National Encampmen,.

BosToN, August The coming twenty
four hours will witness the passage through
Vermont Of an army Of Union veterans from
the New England States on their way 10 tho
National encampment Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic at Detroit. The veterans from
the departments Of Massachusetts,. Now
Hampshire aud Maine will enter Vermont on
special trains over the Eitchburg and Boston
nnd Mnine rnnls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02
Companies Combined.

CHrcAGo, August THE announcement is
made that tho two firms Of X. y. Pealo Il Co.
and the Peoples Publishing Company have
united This combination has capital stock
of 81 .OOO. 600 and is stated 10 be the LARGEST
subscription book firm in the world. The
name OF the new concern is the Il. 3. Peale
Company, OF which II. 5. Peale IS president.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02
Ahont secretnrK Noble.

CAPK MAY. August l.-Vhe President passed
the morning considering pardon" cases
when he was asked concerning the reported
RESIGNATION of Secretary Noble. lie said that
he Rad not even heard the least intimation
hat General Noble would resign, and further
IA re he knew that Alr. Noble did not propos
Ia resign
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02

NM n ~ AtIt II A0'As
IT + G. IA n T s ,
defeat TODAY sent
them to third place
With a thud that was
b ear d throughout
GOthsm'B classic
precincts. Car
n encita" Ewing
faced the batsmen
from across the
bridge and was Lit
hard. so WAS Low
EFT az times. but tho
tim es cam o with
provoking slowness.
tTenchegter m sH J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02

Colonel Erhnrdt smiiingiv Groets 4Iis Sue
cessor In Now York.

Colonel Erhnrut SmitinEfN Nfctts HIS sue
oessor In Now York.
Ngw YORK, August i.--A' 1890 o'clock thls
morning the new collector Of .he port, J. S.
Fassett. arrived AZ the custom-house. Mr.
Fassett was accompanied by Deputy Collector
G. A. Burke from the pubic stores and John
". Corning from the Barge Office.
Colonel rhardt arose smilingly TO greet him
with Good morning Collector"
Good morning Colonel returned Mr.
Fassett, aud the two adjourned to a private
room.
Il il now said that Mr. Fassett will not take
up the reins until r week from now aud that
Erhardt has consented TO remain that length
Of time.
Collector Erhardt says he has not decided
what he will do after be steps out. but he will
take long vacation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02

The Ceremony, Takes Place at Winnipeg.
The First OF the Kind In America.

WnNpEo, August This morning Right
Rev. Emele Grourard was consecrated vicar
apostolic Of the Athabasca river and Mckenzie
river district at st. Boniface cathedral
By His Grace, Archbishop Tache. assisted by
Their Lordships, Right Rev. Bishop Grandin.
of st. Albert. n. W.T., and Right Rev Bishop
Shanly, of Ameston. n. d. Tho ceremony
was imposing and attended by prominent
members OF the Catholic clergy fromsll parts
of Canada aud from Minnesota and the
Dakotas. itig the first time such esieofa-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02
THE TRACKS IN GOOD SHAPE.

Interesting Notes from the Stables bv Well
Known Trainer.
EEw YORK. August IA heavy shower
Morris Park Friday night helped Superin-
tendent German geratly. II rained 50 hard
that 1t packed the track, leaving il smooth and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02

It is Reported That He Had a Willy Royal
Time During His Cruise.


PARIS. August l.-Several papers publish
an alleged telegram from Berlin stating that
the Kaiser was wildly drunk during his cruise
on the Hohenzollern; that he was thrown
down by sailor and thus hurt his leg; that he
struck Lieutenant Schroeder, who at once
blew his brains out because Of the disgrace;
that he speeded the yacht at night having All
donning those of German. English and Ital-
ian admiras and that he is succumbing W the
tnorphia habit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02

The Opinions OF sound Financial Authorities
on the Subject.

BALTIMORE. August I.-lSpecial. I'm their
weekly circular to-day Hsmbleton d Co.,
authorities on financial and railroad matters,
and in politics Democrats pay their respects
y Governor Campbell. OF Ohio, IN thoso
terms
Governor Campbell, Of Ohio. IS reported IN
his speech accepting a renominati0n TO have
knid; am willing 10 risk FREQ silver kisk
iree silver Here lies tho danger 10 our coun-
Wy, thAt politicians aud tbougbtless people
SHOULD DO willing 10 chance prin-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02
LONGSTREET WINS THE RACE.
The Little SEay-BaCk Gets LEFT by Six
Lengths.
TENNY MADE HAMILTON USE THE Lash.
Track in Good Condition and tho Match Wit
messed by n Large Crowd-Otber Re
suits and Entries for Monday.
NORRIS PARK, August l. 1891.


horle. Longstrect.
b y Lon ngfellow w-
Semper Idem, Won
the match race To-
day aud with it sl2.-
600 for his owner.
defeating David I
Pulsifer 8 great race
horse Tenny. The
weather was cOol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02
BASEBALL NoTEs.

The Cleveland club and Umpire MoQuade
have been on bad terms for some time past.
FRIDAY the breach was widened. McQuade
fined McAleer IS for throwing his bat down
III disgust over some strikes and then in
creased il to Us for back talk. Gruber was
fined SO for looking into the clouds after
high strike had been called on him.
at the meeting of tho stockholders Of the
Louisville Baseball Club last night all the
directors and officers resigned, but were
reelected, with the exception of w. II
Thomas, the distiller who refused re-eiectons
and was replaced by Thomas Shelley. also a
weli-known distiiler. A committee of five
was appointed to raise $500 for stock SUBJ
scription.
A movement has been started TO stop Sun
day ball playing at Windsor Beach. The
sheriff says no is not ready t. say what
his course will be. The paper is signed mostly
by Rochester clergy. The inhabitants OF
lrondequott are not opposed to the games.
The directors of the Grand Rapids Base
ball Club yesterday voted 20 disband the club
on account Of bad business. This undoubt-
edlY means the disruption Of the Northwest
ern Association.
II is now understood that Kesfe is OF liberty
TO sign where he pleases. AS he viii not be re-
engaged BY the Now York club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02
gHE GIANTS WOW ONLY THIRD.
New YorIS's New Catcher Loses Thorn Yes
terday's Game.

EEw YORK. August 1, 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02
BATTERIES Gleason and Glen
snd Bennett. Umpire. Lynch.
LEAGUE RECORD.
ASSOCIATION 0AMKs.


At Columbus r. B. Il. Z.
Columbus.........2 0 y / D
Baltimores. .......O 002000 00O-2 4
Batteries KneM and Donahue. Mcmahon
and Robinson Umpire, Davis.
At Cincinnati: R. B. Il. K.
Cincinnatis. ...O19OOOO21-6 4
Washngtons 20 0 0 0 0 0 O. 2 II J
Batteries Maiues and Kelly; Carsey and
Mcclure. Umpire, Mahoney.
At ST. Louis:
ST. Louis ......OO 1O1OO-9 8 8
Bostons.......... @ 0 x ~
Batteries: Stivetts and Munyan O'Brien
and Murphy Umpire. Ferguson.
At Louisville
Athletics. ......11OIOOOOO-s 6 0
Lousvilles. 10 @ o 0 o / O. z y
Batteries: Sanders aud Milligan Fitzgerald
and Ryan. Umpire. kerins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02

Burrll recently left the Nancnester ". al
club aud Joined the Kew 4 ork club. He had
his first trial in today's game behind the ost.
His Wild throwing was verY costly, and 1t 10
this that probably lost the Giants tho game,
though their general play was below the aver
a2o. The Champions played a game which
WAS full Of ginger Attendance $500. bc0re:
n. LII. L.
Brooklyns. ....o20OOsOO4-9 s
New YJrks.......1 / O.
Batteries. Loyett and Kinslow; John Ew-
ing and Burril Umpire-Battin.
Cxc1SNArI. o.. August -Radbourne wqs
wild at the start Of to-day's game: the rest OF
the time the other players who wore Cincin-
nat uniforms indulged IN the same capers IL
b1a berctoforo. which let the Chicasos win.
Score.
oaioagos.........2O2s001oo-7 4 1
Cincinnatis.....0 0 0 0O001 l.
Ba'teries. Luby and Bowman, Radbourne
and Keenan,. Umpire. Hurst
PIrrsBUHG PA. August Seldom has
Pius5urg audience witnessed poorer exhibi-
tion of baseball tnan that given by the
"Dumphngs" and the 'Pirates" this after
noon. The home team might have won with
out an effort but as petter u fact they
played brilliantly in the held. Silver King
was very effective when ho put the ball over
the plate 5core.
B. i. II. Il.
Pittsburgs.. OlO1OO9-7 0
Cleyslanis....... o o 0 l O-S 6 7
Batteries. King I'D Mack yiau and Zm-
mer. Umpire McQuald.
PH1LADELpIuA. Pa, August l.-To-day's
game was characterized by the sharpest kind
OF field work until the fnal half Of the ninth
inning. when a poor throw 10 the plate al
lowed the Bostons 10 score thoir only run.
The Philhes hit Staley freely, but could not
bunch them. the in-feld of the visitors being
a veritablo strong wall and the out-helding
taking everything that went too high for
those closer in. But two hits were made on
Gleason. one Of them two -bagger IN the
ninth inning which advanced player, who
bad got his base on balls 10 third base imme-
diately afterwards crossing the plato on the
wild throw above mentioned. Score:
u. b. II. Z.
PhIadelphias o 10000 8 .
Bostons ..........0 0 0 90 / 0
Batteries Gleason and Clements; Staley
snd Bennett. Umpire. Lynch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02

First race. six and half furlongs-Little
Addie first, Slumber second. MONDAY third.
Time. l;36.
Second race six furlongs Jersey first, Sister
lone second. Walter Keim third Time l:224
Third race. four and a half furlongs-P Pine
Ridge first. Krikina second. Logan third.
Time. $50.
Fourth race, four aud a ha'f furlongs--
Ecstacy first, Iita second, Various third.
Time. 5S1s.
Fifth race, one mile-Frank Ward 1rst,
Pliny second. kyrle b. third. Time l:47H.
Sixth race, seven furlongs Bonnie ). first,
Alf Estlle second, John Davis third. Time.
l:3514.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-02

CISc1sNATI o.. August 1.-Radbourne was
wild at the start Of to-day's game: the rest Of
the time the other players who wore Cincin-
nat uniforms indulged IN the same cspers IL
hi1 heretofore. which iet the Chicagos win.
score
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GuropaifdIe 9abelbcrtNte.
9icieS nno Scenes aus Gnslano.

Qouoou, l. Suli. - 9nrd) Die Se=
triebseiuitelluna Der 8eibblcd) =6abrifeu in
SaleS werben, elmer ungetdhren Seredlnun9
sniolqe, oem Wtartte 100000 &tlteH 9SelB=
bled ent;ogen. Die Surhdnllts- Broonts
tion belau1t ii4 auf 1000, 900 allten nonata
lid.
@eorae TrauciS Grain trat heute on Soro
beS 0ampierS nDtaleIic" Die u lItrelIe mad
Anerlfa alr.
9aop McOoualo, Die 8ittire beS fiir;lidl
perltOrbeneu YremlernlinilterS uou Canada,
1T III ben YairSitano erboben pOroeu. 8tele
AuSScthnung gilt ais Anertennun9 oeS
laugldbrIocn, perOienituouen gSutcn5 hires
oabtHgeltieoenen @atten. Saog WcOonalo
miro Ill 3ufuuft ben 9tamen @rdiiu GarnS=
clliie fiihren.
6rau &. ct. @lair Grimwooo, beren
gatte befanntlid gelegentIid) OeS 0tanatre
III WtauIpnr in lebteu gfdr3 um'S Seben
fam, beiud)te beute pauf Sefehl Der ADnt-
gin" Die 2eetcre i'm Sd)loB 2Siuoior Hnb
lpetiie bel lbr. fSrau @rimlpooo bat befannt'
lid megen ihres belocumiitblgen SetrageN5
III Nanlpur cine Yenllon nnb bas rothe
SreuS erbateu unb e5 perlautct, paB ibr
aud OaS &iftoriatreui perlebeu merben
iOa. Gorher lit Diee glus;eidnuAg nod lie
eiuer Game ;u 5beil geuOrOcn.
Otebrere Seuieuo 9lrbelter i'll BEN Sd)tfS.
baub0ien BON @lpbe itauoen beute 9cgen
cine yobnreouttou BON fnf HroSeut aus,
obgleif Die pSbipbuilberS Union" ben
Srlte miBbilligte.
9lm 9iena9S Ss4benb lamb su Solfesiton
cine SdlGgerel 5mrdeu Solbaten unO Der
SrtSpoliSet ltatt. Ser 2luIrubr uurOe burd)
Ole Serba1tun9 elmer Broittturten peranz
laBt. Die Serbaftuug Der 9fGoelSfitbrer
inter ben SoI0aten madte ben Sumult ell
Gnoe.
gSertbopue Gdlriititiide.
Sonbon, l. Sult. - @elegeHtIidl Der
heuti9en Seritei9erung bon 9r. 1aiile'S
Sammluug amerifaulid)er 9uto9rapbcu
purbe en Soltant nit ben llnterld)rlfteu
lGmmtlifer lluter;eihuer Der llnabhdngigs
feltSertldrung, pUuon nur y Grcnlplare
eriiIlreu, fiir $4250 perfnuft.
@ine Samnlung Sricie uOu 8eriOnru,
pClfe im amcrlfaHiIdlen llnObblnqigt
friege cine 9tolle lpielten, bradtc a52OO, uuo
cine Sanmlung Der photographer !itcrarts
ld)er uno polltid)er gcriihmtbetten $l485.
Der gr0bte She'll Der Sd)rlftitiide muroe uon
5anolern anf SeitellHn9 aus Den Scr. St00=
ten getauIt.
6ranfretdb nns Die RebeIei su gort.am=
Grincc.
Bart5 8, l. Sull. - Su ser 9eputirteuz
famuler bradlte tDr. Vaar beute oa5 @rldtez
Ben pe5 frauSOilben &auimauuS Jiigauo
III 0aptt sur Sprabe, luo grlfi Die Heglez
ring au, pell Oielelbe 0ti9auO nid)t be-
ldutte.
VI. 9iibol, 0liniiter Oe8 2luSpdrti9en, erz
fldrte, alle BeriOneu, ipeld)e 3uiludt III Dem
rauOiiden &oululat su Yortzau Yrince
Iud)teut ieien Ourt OuS ener9Iid)e 2luitrctcn
peS franS0irden &ertreterS l6rn. 6leild) uor
@emalttbatcu geId)iigt morbeu. Sm uebrt=
gen lei JftgGnp teIn frani0iilber Siirger,
ionperu llutertban 3agti'a gcweleu, aIleiu
ba uOrber iber ieiHe 9tatiOHalltat ciliQcr
3pciiel eriitirte, 10 babe Srantreid) trOtOem
e1enuqtbuung 9eiorOcrt, uHo 0agtl babe
bieieIbe bemlli9t.-0lc grtldruug oeS Mtt-
niiter5 wHroe nit 9lrplau5 aui9euommen,
nm Die 8ammer glng Damn sur SagesOro-
rfItun iihpr
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8atoSIep'S ttrtbeiI.
IamfSebm Sabre GimseInbait I'm Snd,tbante.
nno etne 8eIobube, peldbe ben, 9ctras oer
OerMMtreMteM $Mmrne aIcid1fp pmr,tt.

. bilabelpia, 3. Suli. - @rsStabt-
Sdasmellter Sobn Sarbslep erid,en beute
por benz Hid)ter gSilllon uno pernabm ieiu
llrtbsil. 9anelbe lautet aui iiintssbu Sabre
Ginselnbait uno Grietuns Der Summe, De=
rem Ssruntrsuuns er it6 idulOis betannt
hat. Wtit Iusnabme leiues SdmaserS
mar fem ein;lger Der Sunoerte bon Sreun=
ben, Die Saroslep nod Dor einem Sabre be=
laB, I'M @ertdts;immer ;uge9egen. SarpS=
lep befano lld), mabrenb Der Jtid)ter baS lit
tbeil 9esen ibn auSiprad,, in einem 3uitauoe
groBer @rre9ung; er Dffnete unb battle Die
Sdnoe colpuliipild, iein @eiid)t muroe Obj
pef)lelno ROTH uno bleid), lein 6aupt lauf
auf Die Srult, unb er idieu nabe baran, su
Sooen su fallen. Gs bauerte lduaere 3eit
uuo Toilette lbm iid)tlide SnIireH9uns, ebe
er ieine 6ailung Slriidgemauu.
Siitrlftsz zInpalt @rabam id)1bt Sarosz
lens SeIisit aui $553 3,935.36. ODER $38, 900
mebr, ais SarbSlep ielblt angiebt. 0ieer
Setra9 lpiro burd !3ablungen Seltens ie=
ner Slir9en re6uSlrt perpen. 10 baB Der Se=
tra9 Der 9elbbuBe, ipeldbe benz SerurtbeIls
ten auTerlegt lit, erft felt9eitellt luerbsn fann,
nahben Die unterlu6ung Der Re1nungeu
beenbet lit. Sarbslep febrte beute Nafs
mittas in bas Mopameniinsz 9eiansniB suz
rid, nno miro ipabriheinltd) morgeu ms
oItlld)e 3uftbauS abgeiiibrt merben, no er
elnen 9eltrelIten ansug erbalten uub tiinftis
nur als elne Summer befauut ieiu wirO.
Htd)ter gSilllon iagte beute na9 Der Ser-
urtbetlung Saroslep's, er idldee, oab fd)
Die bem Serurtbeilten auferleste @elbbuBe
duf etlpa $237 $50 belauteu nerbe. .+z---s
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GicNmQrfte.

Ct. eonis, 2. Suli. - 5ilnocicb:
3uTubr 2100, Serianot 800; Yreiie pari,
lrten slpiiden $3.50 bis Sdmeiue
3uInbr 470o, Serianot 900; Yreiie pa.
rllrten smiIden $500 bis $4.70 Sdaaie;
,5uiubr 1000, SerlauSt 700; 9reiie uariirs
ten Spiideu $500 uuo $3.50.
8 2ibertp, 3D., >. Suli. -
s3ufubr 525, Serianot 567; Ireie pariirs
ten ;ptlden $3.50 uno $3.50. - Stmeiue
Snfnbr 100, Serianot 700; Grelie pa
rllrten 5mllden $4.00 unO s5.15.-S Staaie:
3uTubr 1900, SerIanOt 1900; BrelIe Uarllrs
ten Spilden $3.50 uno $6.25.
@bteago, Sis, 2. Tuli. - 92inouieb:
3ufubr l1,000, 9erianbt 5000; greiie pariz
irten swiI6en $3.50 uuo s6.25.-Sd Sdwciue
3uIubr 26,000, 8erianbt $4,000; Ereiie pas
rllrten smtlheu S4.O0 uno $4.85.-S Shaafe:
3ufubr 5000, GeriaHot $500; Yreiie uaritr'
ten smiI6eu $3.50 bis 5.65.
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Gin 8ra1tpoor t,er,t,,oii,St,

Srantlin, Sp., .. Snli. - slls Sobn
Smith, Elm Junaer Tarmer, geitern nabe
bieiiger Staot nit ieiner Sraut, SRI. Marp
8amlon, BON elmer Spa;ierfabrt suriid<
febrte, ipurbe iein Yfero burd mebrere Sua.
ben, wslde in einem on oem @sse selese=
men Sumpte Sr0ide ihoiien, erl6redt uno
ging Surd,. Sob paraui itiir;te oas 6ubr=
wert nm, uno Smith uuroe 10 beftia Al
Sooen geltleuosrt. oaB er einen @enidbrud,
erlitt unS auf Dem Slede tobt blieb. Srl.
0amlon 1T tootltdl uerlest. Die SodEeit
oes lungeH Yaares mar auf uddite @o6.
auberauu1t.i
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Ser see tn Der @iiitc.
Ste 6eiudifer nodl im steisem. - 8efabriid)e
Sage ocr "SpmtbcrnzV aeif ie=y}abn.-J Jrii=
berc ltcbcridlpemmmmse Des 9efcnS Der
Colorado 0iiIte.,


Colorado gSiiite.!
gos angeles 8, Col, ?. Suli. - De-
pelden aus Salton ergebeu, paB baS gSaiier
beS neuen Sees, meld]er it'd in Seden Oer
9olorapo gSiite bilbet, ieet bis auf 1000
SuB Don bem Sauptgele,ie Der pSouthern=
paclftc Sabn" porgcbruugen 1T. sSenn
eS fOrtIGbrt, auf bic glelde @eiie III itei9eu,
10 miro eS oas @cletle binuen Drei Saseu
Seritort baben. 6r. 9arbrom, SMperlnteu=
bent Der Salsmerfe, hegt ernite Seiorguiiie
nuo forbert Die SahugeleQldaft auf, arbel-
ter ab5ulenben, I'M Den 9rub i'm llfer Des
9temz9tluer 5u repariren. Die burdbrod)ene
Stelle beiinoet iidl IS Oteilen uuterhalb
VI Hto, etiua 20 Wteilen poE Salton. @roBe
Iu9It berrld)t uuter ben Snbianern Der Sc
geno, unb Die meiiten herlelbeu itnb i'll Die
pii9el entf floben. Sor etner @od)e fam eu
vWfebiSinmann" auf Die Sanntna, Heler=
patton unb lagte ben oorti9eu Snbianeru, er
let pom Wfellias beauftragt, linen nlit;uz
tbetlen, Dap am 4. Sult elne groBe Slutb
elntreten, alle gSetBen perllldten uno nur
DIE Snotaner per1onen merbe. Die 2eBz
tereu loaten 1ld lOfort IN Sid)erbeit brin9en,
benn menn lle bis aum A. Suli an bet Nrbelt
blleben, 10 merpe es Su lpdt iein. Die Niet-
item baben ben fatbblag befolgt. lin II
ubr 9eltern Ibenb mar baS gSaer nod int
Stciaen, jeoof nidt mebr 10 rad. ais pabs
renO bes NadnlittagS. 9llte Sewobner pou
Sos an9elos erfidren iibrigeus, lener Gee
lei nihts 9teueS uuo bas ndmlide Ybduu=
men babe ild ihon OfterS ereignet. 9ller,
oln9S let bas sSaher porber ME 10 bod gez
itie9eu. Sriiber ieien eben peuser g4eiBe
III Die SSiIile gefommeu unD bas GreianiB
babe paber weniger Seadtuua geiunpeu.
9as sSaiier Des GEES ilt etpas lal;ig, je=
bod eriitlrt fein 3weifel, baB es aus Dem
Soloraoo=H =Hioer fOmmt.
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Gin 1d1lcd1fcr SDdf,.

Sirmiug b a nj, 4la., /. Suli.-@rn1
.. SDtl murbe beute inter Der glutlage per.
baftet, Oa5 9teiguatiou5dreiben u. =. 0a-
nlel's, eiue5 Yoitclerts auf Der 9toute sni=
iden Wtempbls unO Yerciual, mo g3. y.
28bltmere zines aubereu Yoitclcrt8 auf
Der 6oute smiideu Mempbts uuo Strmlns=
bau, gefdlidlt Su baben.
Die 9tellgnattonen wuroen acceptirt, uu0
beIee W6uner uerlOren ibre Steueu. Sie
m6buteu, eutlailen .pOroen Sn leiu, taneu
jeoodJ ipdter Der Sade auf bic Spur. 6il
ertlGrt, er habe bic Srtefe sum SpaBe gez
ltriebeu.
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SturntS6aoe,t.

Soone, Sa., 2. Suli.-@iu Gsflon ser=
ii0rte aeitsru Ibeno in @rap, slnbubpn=Go.,
unp lInsegenD ui.le Sauier, unO mebrere
Yerioneu erlttten Serletunseu. Sn $0albur
fam ein Maun ums 2eben. Der Sturm
mar bon !6agelidllag begleitet, ipelter Der
Grnbte sroBeu S6aoeu ;ufiigts. 9lud
Grsat. slrcaOe, &eit.Sipe uub anDere Srts
ld)attcn Der Ge9euo wurben pon bsm Ggtleu
beingeludJt.
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Sad TeterSburd ut,tertpeoS.

9onbon, ?. Suli.-9ie auBeroroent.
libe @elanotidaft, peldle Der Wiifaoo pom
Sapan uad)' ct. Yeterburg id)idt, I'M ben
S;aren Die GerIderungen bes Senauerns
hber bas an bem ruiii1sn Gronprin,eu in
apoto uuldnsit ueribte 2ltt.ntat su iibermit.
teln, iit uoH yokohama absereit. Sin iae
paniides &riegsid)iff briHat Die @eiauot=
id)ait mad Der ruiiii6en 6auptftabt. 3ie
Seianstitait iett fid, aus Dem @rafeu guoz
moto, bem aomiral Der 6lotte uno friibsren
japauefil9en geiauOteu in ct. Yetersbura
uuo bem japauiiden aronpri..v.n grilus
gaua suiammen. 9i.ie Seioen iino BON
elmer l.br SabIreiden Suite besleitet-