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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
FAMOUS PRIZE WINNERS.
King Charles Spanicls that Have q
Worldwide Reputation.

No two dogs are more noted as prize
winners than the handsome King
Charles spaniels, Bentick and Jenny,
owned by Assistant Chief Manager of
the Milwaukee fire department. They
are well known to all lovers of we'll
bred CANNES 10y reason of their victories
over all dogs placed in competition
with them both here aud in Europe.
Benticli is by that celebrated prize
winner, Champion Jumbo, out of Dalice
Alice, and bred by Mr.. William ARNOLD
of London, England. He was borr
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
Heaviest Rail in America

The heaviest rail in use in America
is the 110pound rail Of the Chignecio
ship railway, while the heaviest rail in
use in the United States is the 9O-pound
rail of the Philadelphia & Reading,
The latter is to be surpassed by new
05-pound rail rolled for the Boston q
Albany. The metal in the rail is dis
tributed so that about AZ per cent is II
the head, 10 per cent in the web, ant
! 80 per cent in the tlange.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
His Unbiased Views.

Whites composition on soap is worth
printing He writes:
''Soap is \ kind OF stuff made into
nice-looking cakes that smell good and
taste awful. Soap-juice always tastes
the worst when you get it in your eye.
My father says the Eskimose don't new
or use soap. wish was Eskimose.'
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
a yIiSaDDrcIlenSiON.

1t is mistake to suppose the
weather is colder the further north one
goes. The northern pole of greatest
cold is only about 300 miles northeast
Of Yakutsk, Siberia, where the mean
annual temperature is little lower
than in the highest latitutes reached
by Mares and Greedy, 1000 miles farther
nnrth
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11

WHICH IS THE LARGER? CUT ONE OUT
AND SEE.
it is really not so. BY cutting out one
of the segments and placing it on top
Of the other the reader may determine
which is the larger.
This trick is not q test for the eyes.
1t is as certain to deceive perfect
pair Of eyes as it is to mislead any
other kind There is. therefore, no
reason why the reader should consult q
physician after having, solved the trick.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
A Good Shot.

Miss Taylormayd-Do you like mems
clothes?
Miss Creedmoor-Yes: when there /,
man inside Of them.-Puck.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
AN OPTICAL ILLUSION.
Not a Test for the Eyes, but a Decep
ton on the Human Sight.

The illustration shows what wonder
full tricks can be played upon the hu-
man eve by knowing persons. Although
the lower of the two segments appear.
to be much larger than the upper one
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11

THE ITALIAN wARsHIP "ANDREA DORA" "
day, dates from the year 1860, when q
fusion took place between the Pied
m,ontese, Tuscan, and Neapolitan ar
tiiieries. Speaking generally, it con-
sists OF regiments of field artillery,
with train companies and instruction
batteries attached; regiments OF fort
'ess artillery, including mountain bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-11
Eurd,tbare Synamitcrulujion.

ct. Saul, @isc., 10. 9topem6.
- @esen Il llbr beute friib brad i'm
Wtagu;in9ebGube Ser y9tOrtb @isconz
fin 2umber 60" in Saywarb, &i8c.,
6euer aus, unO balo Oaraut ereiQnete
ii6 I'M Snnern sinc furdtbare GrplOlion,
wel6e Oas sanSe 9ebGuOe serihmctterte
uno Die Salfen nad allen 9tt6tuneen
bin fOrti6leuOcrte. Webrcre Menif)cn,
Die in 6Ol9e Oes 9llarms auf bie SranO>
ItGtte 9eeilt maren, erlitten idlwere Ser
leeun9en uno brei berielben iino ni6t
su retten. Die brei 2eetcren iin6: j.
9telion, 30 Sabre alt uno perbeiratbet ;
SObn 2apalle, Gisentbiimer be5 y2as
pallezS Souie;" Sean Oapis, Elm &nabe.
auBerOem iinb nod .. 0tc@iaiuus,
Glute Seal unb Der Sanblungsreilenoe
s. >. 8aOe i6wer perleet. Sin auf
einem 9teben9cleiie itcbenber s cadt3us
wurbe ourd Die GrplOliOn aus bcnS4ies
men 9ebOben uno Die &abiie iait total
bemOlirt. SIele Selesrapbcnpfdble lie
gen 3u gOben. Die GrplOIiun wuroe
bur9 cine GuantitGt 0gnamit oerans
labt, Die in Dem 0ta9asinsebaube uufz
beluabrt murOe. Otun l9ast Scn pefu>
ulGren yerluIt auf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-11

su 5oleoo.-SiesmaI uirO ole 6raae hter
@uIfserJiebuua uno gSabIreiorm beiProz
den iperoeu.
Solcbo, D., 9. 9too. - Die Dele
9atcn Der Gcneruls2lNc Ser , glrbcitSz
ritter" pelde mOr9en bier Sulammcnz
trctcn ipiro, traicn bcute ou8 allen Gbeis
len Ser Ser. Stuotcn, iOwic aud aus
etliden St66tcu GauaOa'6 uno Ntcriz
tO'S bier Gin. Die GiroBmoguln ScS
rc6lcn SrSenS," oarunter 3. .. BOws
ocrlp, 9u9b Gooanugb, s. g8. Sage8,
u. GS. g8ri9bt, 9Obn 0eoltn II. |, 10,
iin0 bcrcit8 auweien6. 0a8 Wtan0Ots
unO 6a8 6inan;sGOmite babcn ihre 2lrs
belt bC9Onueu un0 merocn ibre 8ertdte
in 8creititoft babcn, lObal0 sic Gcnes
rals2liiemblD I'M 10 llbr mOrgcn &Ors
mittag ibre Serbanolun9en bcginnt
Der 8eridt oe8 SefretGr8 miro Qnge6z
lid Die Gbatiahe ans 2ift briu9cn,
baB sic Wiit9Iie0er;abl oe8 Srocn8 wGbs
reno Oe8 Ieeten 9abrea nm 5000 ;uges
nommsn bat, uno OaB iib ale 2ofals
gliienlblie8 be8 bclten 28oblergcben5 uno
@cOeiBens, Iogar in fnan3ie0er 9iniidt,
erfreucn. Sin Gmpfang III Gbren Der
9eleguten iOll mOr9cn 2IbenO in Ser
yMemOrialz0aIl" itattfinoen. Otagor
Wt. s. @mnif mirO cine ScwiQtOmms
nunQSreOe baltcn, unO sic 8eiltllhen
aIer Notwithstanding, Sta0tz un0
@OuntDs8eanten unO anOerc bcrUOrras
gcnOe 8iirgcr perOcn ais SttesErGii0cns
ten Sibe auf Ser RlattfOrm eiunebmcn.
@iue Scr pidti9iteu 2luqele9enbeiteu,
nit pclden iid Der GOnucnt gu befaiicn
geoenft, 1T 0ie Sduliru9e. Die O}cbrs
;abl scr Oclegaten bcltebt aus &atbOliz
fcn, alcin OennOA iinO bic Ntit9licOcr
cnti6lOiIcn, iid) aui nidt miB;upcrites
hcnoc l&eiie iibcr ieue 5raQc 81 GuBcru
uu0 iib 81 @junltcn beS Soils idulms
itcm5 III erflGrcu. Sin berooragcnOcr
OelegAt, welder &0tbOllf un0 Wtltglje0
eiuc8 Der piftigitcn GOmitc'n Oc5 @Ons
ocnt5 lit, ia9te bcute: Die 2lrbcitSrits
ter" betradtcu bic @r3icbun9 ais Oa8
eiu;i9e uuO mabre BoIlwcrt Oicie8 uuO
aller anoerer freiBcit5IiebenOen Y0lter.
GS 1T Die 8fidt Oes StaatcS, oarouI
gu abten, SaB ic0eS &inO cine CUTE Grz
3icbung 9cnicBt. Die 2tu5roabl Der
Sdule unb ser Gr;icbuuQ5mctbo0c
bleibt BEN Gltern iibcrloiicn. G8 lit oa8
Gebt un0 6a8 BripiIegtum Ser Gltern
ibrt &inOer in fatbOliidcn, lutbcriid)cn
OOer SOlf5idulcn er;icben ;u lalicn,
allein Dem Staate licgt Die Gilidt oh,
oarauf gu adten, ooB ale &inocr irgeuO
cine Shule bciud)en uno llnterritIt gcz
nicBen. 98tr iinO entidie0en 3u Gunz
fen Oe8 Sdul;wangcS, Obne Sen @ltcrn
SOrIdriiten ilbcr 6Ic S6ulc MAIDEN III
mollen, welde 6a8 &ino beiu6cu iOl."
(Dlcie @rtlGrung lit aber feline nGrtlas
rung III 9uniten oe8 9olf8i6uliDltcm5,
mic oaIiclbe OOn BEN iriidzfatbOliIdeu
Prieitcrn un0 tbren 2lnbGngerH aufgc>
iaBt miro, ionOcru QcraOe Oa8 @cgcne
tbcil. DIE 8ericdter Oc8 pom Gr;z
bil6Oi Sreluno uno icincn 0elmuung8s
genohen 10 bitter betGmpIten 0emeinOcz
i6ulipitcm8 pcrlaugen nidt mebr, ais
ibncn Der betrenenOc 0elcgat 5ugcitcbt.
u. 3. 9t.) - @aBrihcinlih miro Der
GOnpent aud) einen 8ei1luB 5u Gjun<
item Ser Ginfibruu9 oe8 aultroliideu
MablIgltem5 III. allen Staatcu, wclAc
oanclbc bl5ber nod nidt un9cnOmmcn
baben, pa'iiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-11
g[1tTprOcrItt10.

Die natitehcuo uer3eitneter BerioHeu oocr IoIte
Ber'oHeH, neIde luStuHt uUer ben SeI9leb ODER oG5
IbiebcH berieben geben toHneu, UerosH criUtt, bel
Dem lEterjeldHcteH uoriutommeH ooer otuIlebtH
itrtTtite ytutritt 81 ertbeileH:
/. @mtIic MmaGie Saujen, geb. Scit,t, uHo
bereE gbe9Otts Seter cGrmanT Sanieu, 6dmcr
2 aisrauoer SSntb aus Rooig. mar eObenste.
bcr am Soro oes "yt.-0. SIopo"s2ampieTS "NitE=
drH;"
3. secmann Rramidl, So6u Der gGitnpc E9crsie
arQnlib ju 0erreHbGuicn bel NOHHouer;
d. Sobann 9SiGbcIm tpeBcr) aus &Gn9Iubr beI
GaaSlg;
5. SObamm Santa (StepeOorc) aus 90gcu6,ra,
gaperH
8 RidarS Sottidher aus gBronts, @roOtuB
8Oi,H;
7. GarI Srieortdb strobel. Bdder aus Rtit,r=
bdt / 3, angeblth leet IN SbetertonH, SeEt=eouuz
~, Dio., DobHbaft;
s. 0nitau Smmtbcr ans GrusoOrf, SdlsIeu;
8. Vb. Is. Scu, ans gScBldr;
10 Seenrn Yetcricn aus SoHo,rbura, StIe5=
pl9zNolitCin;
II Sadermetiter SemiteB aus Soaissbcrs,
il. IOrotbea &ras, 8eb. soas, aus WHnsl=
inn;
I3 gauI Siepermanm ans 6rauffurt a. g}oiu
ID. @ottIieb 6sndIt, Utse9er aus 9clmerolns
I5 Nnrearetbc SemIcr, ee6. Srapf, aus z on
ira, ooer 0ereH lotlter sSrieOCrI6G &Scuier;
16. Ruul SteInOorfi aus Tsau;
II. Sociurtdl Ruppredlt, seHaHHt @tirr. e oHs
ams9ruber, Sleoermddler, aus FurHbeI9;
is. &arI Iuguit WmuCr aus gGatersoOri;
10. VauI Shrub, StubmutJer ans StettIn;
90 WGurer &euubaro 9icier ans @ummeIOp;
2l. Seopulo Snnrcntius &uappc, gcbOrcH
ben 7. 2luguit lS47 Su 5dromirS beimGtbsberetti9t
IN BOieH Suleet in JioBOtue, DO, IND jeup's, DO
iDobHbdt;
%. Soeturidl Sadsr'ibs gbeI,uta uno iSamiltc
Iaut aH9ube uoH oercH Sobr ceHrp 9lder 5u Dam
moHh, SHo., lest in Baltimore, DO, lIf6dItIit,
23. t5rieoridI SsarI War Uittaa, seRGHHt Auz
quit Jhitter. aus Gobis bel 4irrG, SUbeH;
"a. Johauu Seorg 4Hpu, StuIleo aus GlelHz
unitaot, Seiica;
25. 6btiltiam GuaeI. @d9uer aus grotteroos;
26. @ooIpb SiridI, ShIOiier3,tae aus 6raus
itaot;
u. Gan sSafob cbrt aus S,u,num ouf Der Sns
is 5obl 8uett in 0aibiHltOH, >. s., pobHGlit;
IS. Sbriitiau Sietridl 6Sartia aus Bremen;
80 Semis S5ernieieuefi, GGuInaHH aus 46r,z
iteE;
30. &ouis Serbian. aaufmaun aus 3a6srf,to in
2anen;
81. s5rieoridl eciurid1 Sdnmad,cr aus 6oms
burg, aHgsbIttl IN Den o&atnpscozGuano=@o
2HUrts" on YaIIpottraSe bier Jest beitdfti9t.
Baltimore, Do, ben 7. No0ember 1891.
Ser taiierIidl osutidIe 8ouiul,
SE gsrtretuH9
GTil cenoeurcidl,
(26S 73, 81 gr. 5, Suoz9aufrGBe cine 9rcppe bod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-11
Sie Strafltnssarbeit in SenneEee.
9rebeuoe SaItun9 Der RobGeusrabcr i'll
Sriceniue unp lImsesenD.-S Sie lootuna
ausr Strdiliuge i'm Sale tbrer 3urudz
ienoune In Die 8ruben am1corpbt.

autr StraTliuge I'm Snue threr s3urudz
iemoung IN Die 0rubem amaeoroht.
u a b b lille, Senn., 10. 9tOoembcr.
Die SituutiOn auf Sen &ob oblen9ruben,
in 0enen bis por &ur3cnl StrGIltnqe be-
idGfttQt wur> IN, fGn9t al, eIHcn alarz
mirenOen Gb0cafter an3unebmen. Son
OffijieIIer Scite miro bebauptct, oaB Der
9lufltanO Ser 0rubenarbeiter Dem Oanz
Oel pOn SitsSenncfee iebr 9eIdaoet bat.
Der eutitan6ene Serlult wIro auf mcbz
rere Wtilliouen Dollars uu9egeben. .3wei
rGOwn Gompanie'n," cine nit fiiufiig
unO bic anbere nit bunoert Wtiulonen
&apital, baben iid 9epci9ert, ii6 untcr
Den Sdue 0e8 StnuteS u begebcn. Die
GOupa9nte'n beiinoen ijd) Su Srtltol
unb Gltjabetbtomn; iie ertIGren, OaB Der
Staat nidt i'm Stunoe iei, icine ei9enen
SntereiIen 3u idliieen, geidwei9e bie
Sntereiien oe8 &apital8. Der rege Ser
teBr 3wild)en Sen @rubenarbeitern Dit
9cnueiiee'8 unO oeuen in &entudD,
alabama un0 Sir9inien 3iebt bereit5 in
bObcm gjraOe bic 0iicntlihc Auimcrfz
iamteit auf fid. Die Grlteren, pcl9e
Die Sraflinge befrelten, baden ertlGrt,
iie wiirOen nt6t OuIOen, OaB Der 0ous
uerneur 0te uieoergeriiienen Stofaoen
picocr auI6aue; weuu er BEN Geriud
MAIDEN iOute, bic StrGflinge nad Oen
r8riceoiQer" unO OalsGreefsGruben"
;urTf III lenben, 10 luiirOen iie OieielbeH
faltbIiitig nieoermeBeln.
Sderlif 8utterfOrO bon 9ln0erionz
GOuntp, welder pom GOuO. Buchanan
in &enntniB geiebt wOrOen lit, 0aB,
tpenu ct nidt i'm StanOe iei, 91ube unO
SrOnung auiredt III erbalten, I'M Die
ginieuOun9 ieiner 9leii9natiOn nad9es
iudt werOsn pirOe, erbielt geitern cine
9tOti3 folgenOcn 9nbalt5: ySa9en Gle
Sbrem gouoerneur, OuB, menn er bic
Strailin9e nad BEN @ruben ;urHticns
bet, mir lie cinen nud Dem anOercn CT
idlagen werOen. 91ir MAIDEN GrnIt.
Sa5 Soblsn9rdberzG Omite."
2lm &Opie oe5 Sdreiben8 beian6en
iid 3mei IOOtcnfOpic nit getreuitcn
&nOdcn. Dem @ciege Oe8 Staute5 iit
uuf Oieie 8eiie Ofien GrOe sebOten NOR
ben. SAILS Der 0Ouucrneur ernitlid
nit Der 9lbiidt umgeben iolIte, Die
StofaOen wIcocr erridten gu lanen, 10
wirO Elm idrcdlide5 8lutbaO Die uns
au5blciblide 6Olge icin. Der @Ouuerz
neur uimmt inOeB Die Sode audi emit
aui. Gr bat iiinfiig neue @atlin9s&uz
nOnen uno Gauicnoc uOn 8tmebren an
gefauft. Der Staat bat bis ieet $16,z
600 iHr ba5 8icocretufun9eu ser beireiz
ten Strdilin9e perauSgabt, uno OieGjrus
benbeiieer, welde Die Strdillnge geOunz
gen batten, wei9crn ii9 bartndfig, ibre
@OatrGtte ju bGIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-11
2trbett uuO SotIt.


ct. 2ouis, 10. 9too.-Sie 2Ofos
mutipfabrer uab Sci;er Ser ,Selts2ine"
babeu ioeben einen Strife be9unucn.
1erielbe wtrb ii6 wabrideinIl9 audi
aui anoere 2inien auSOebuen, inSem
Gbef 9lrtbur seitern 9lbeno ertIarts, tcine
Ofitslieber Der Sruberidaft" piirOen
6radlt befOrOern, bic fir Die pSeltz2ine"
Ober bie r@i9sius' 6abrsGOmpa9nie" "
beitimmt lit.
go1ton, 10. 9topen6er. = Der
Strits in Sarriiun 2Orins'S Siienwers
fen iit our9 einen SOmpromiB seidlid@
tet worben, unb bic Striter tebrea mOrs
gen on Die glrbeit ;uriid. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-11
Gin Spfer oes Spt,,mscnmies.

9iacine, @iS., 10. 9tOpember. -
Or. Gbas. y. galmer, Elm bi5ber un9cs
isbener 2lrst in 9tugmunosGenter, @iS.,
iuelder am 10. glusuit unter Der 9lntlage
perbaftet muroe, in Sa5 gOitamt bcS
Srtes eingebrO6en ;u ietn unO baiielbe
sepliinOert Su babcn, bat ieine Stulo
ein9eitanOen. IS bat iid berauSseitsut,
baB Der Wiann bem Spium9enuIie ersez
ben unb 3uweilen un;urcdnuns5iabig
1T. Yalmer ipielte friiber cine 9foue in
Der BOlitit ltnO mar in 1888 GleftOr auI
bem republitaniiden Yraiibentidaftss
Sidet. Seln Satcr mar 5wOlf Sabre
lang 8arSein Oss .3udtbaules su &auz
pm, in iuel9er sluitalt Der SObn Jest
pabrid deinlid binncn &ur5em Die &C.
itreiftc Sade traQen wtr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-11

al, unO feuerte nit eiucm 9}epoluer auf
eiutH anoereu geoieuitetsH, iopie 0Hf ijd
eIbf, obns oaB elmer Don @eiOeu cripdla
ueu8mertbe 8erleeunaeu :rlitt. 30S G,e'
bGuoe Wuroe Ourh Die Slammen erbeblit
beifdoigt, leOOt gelan8 es, idmmtIld)e Sn'
lalieu Al retteH. eG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-11
Nur Smei itbris.
ecbenSebn BON oem Stpamiie Iitalieoern ocs
"SeIbitmDroer Cube" in Bridgeport,
Sonu., babcu SeIbitmpro beeaueen. -
Ser Ndlt,ebute lit peridwUupeu
8ri6oepprt. Gonn., 10. 9top.

8rib9ep Ort, Conn.,, 10. gtOp. -
Sob. &Opp be9ins ipGbrenO Der pcrgans
9enen 9tadt in ieiner @obnuns Selbits
mOrb Ourd Grban9en. Gr MGR ems
ber 20 uripriinsliden Otit9lieOer oeS
bieii9en nSelbitmOrbcrzGlubs, unS e8
mar 3eit, baB elm meitereS 0titslicb
lterben muBte. gtur 3wei BON BEN 3wanz
sig iinO iest nod iibrig. Sieben;cbn
itarben burd et9ene Sano unO elmer lit
peri9wunOen. Gtlide Yerionen elau>
ben, SaB Der Geridwunbene iid ers
trGnfte, allein Sie Wtit9lieber bes Clubs
bcitreiten Dies, Sa ibre 8egeln Selbltz
mor6 burh GrtrGnfeu auSidllie6en.
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+. j. j.
NaDwaD'S
ReOOO HCtief.

86ier sails, GrfdItute. 8uftcHs
2ungeus, 2ttitr0brcudft' nno ats
oerc Gnt3iinouuGen, @lttanorattgS
Grippe, 2ltDmunas beiGIWeroctt tnerA
oen aebcilt, itnO iBnen poracbeu9t-
Die gtHrtibuHg ocs ,Rcnon RcIiei" Gui Den Sor'
perbeil ooer bic &helLe oas uebe Ooer Der nmer3
uorhanoeH II, ulro SIeItteruE9 uHo 2SobNs9n uer>
itaiieu.
aapmnS's EcnoB ReIicf il oGs eHJiae mans
hattie DlittsI, has SGmeusR du3eEbIIdlI1 beNt. GS
Iinosrt ioiort uno heIt baIo
Nbeumati9wu8, Weuralgic,
Senoengdt, %erfautun9en,
SOpimeb, Guetbungen,
3abuitmer,, SG)merSbait9tei BON
@rauoWuUOeu, DtuStelU,
6iiitmeb, Geleuiauld}meuuugen &idcnzr
&ruh Ooer @lieoeritlmcrien.
Gs tpar Dos crite unO lit DaS cin3t8e
SGuter5en- 9etrnttttef,
mel1ls5 cte marterroiteH StmcrSeE ofOrt tilt. G1ts
Suroun0eH IiHoeIt mo GOH9CiitontH bellt, oh ne MIN
in Der yuH9e, osm YIgeH, Den SIHgspclocH ootr oA'
itIaeR 9IuieH OoCr SrguEen ttHo.
SHHcIlttI tgylrt etH balbcr biz 'U etHem adnieH
Gbce,ofsI poll II ctEcm bGlbcH GLCle eGGueI N
iUeHl9en glinuteu srdmpe, UtuaCHiduTc, uebeIteIt,
@gbreter, SooUIeHHeu, JiGrUoWtdt, SblGhOVsIttts
HhqrdHe, SlGrrhoe, 3olu, SlA5uH9eH Ino ale IHEir7
lltlcH StmsrieH.
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3eIniihe n9pnoIer. :"

8riiiiel, 9. lioUember. - Der Ghef
be8 6inan;bepartemeut5 bieil9er Staot bat
ben YtuHi;lpolratb beHatrlhtI9t, baB Auge-
feQte oe5 @Outroleur 8urenu5 gepiiisn
@outrattOreu, Welde IrbelteH fur Die StOOt
perridteteu, sur Seriibuu9 uOn BetriigereieH
behulilid) wareu, ourd luelfe be Staot
nm $4,000 6ranc8 9eIstmt muroe. Ter
9iuniSlpaIratb wirb gerihtlide Sdritte
geaeu Die 9Outrattorcn eiRlelteu, I'M oa5
9elo ;urUd III erlaugeu.
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Die 2lrbcttsrittcr.

gnmDerIn uno feline 0Etreusu oeriantmcIn ftdl
su 5olcop.-SiesmaI wirO ole GRACE uter
guIfserJiebuua uno gSabIrefornI beipros
den ueroeu.
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ueberidwcmmuuaeu in spanieu.

Dt0oriO, 8. 9iOusmber. - Sine 9epes
ide aus Aoru, elHem DtittelmeerhOisn III
Der &rouin5 AuoaIuiIen, nleloet, oaB JeHe
Staot burt ole aubaIteuOeu ihmeren J(egeu
uuo heIugeu Stlirme, Die IN leuer GegeHO
berriden, uon groBeu llnbeiI beorobt miro.
gnOrmer Sdlaoeu 1T bereltS IN Der Staot
ionohl, mle III Den umllcgeu0eu yanoolz
itritten ourd 6OtwaHer aHgegldtst moroen.
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Ser 9entide Correspondent,
1dsIid1, ipodentIid) uno Gonntaes,
Hnine, G;aertbiimer unp Tenefteitr

R|uHttN, ppSiSilL1tlH uNp SUHHlugo,
q. 6nihe, Gisentbimcr nno Geoaftenr,
&lopeitsgte Saltimore'S Strase uno PosSiiiee 9lpe,
9reis bes tiaIidtcn 9Iattes, ourd TRIGGER in SaIa
ftnore unb in Der 9iadbarlaf, beiorst, II y Cts;
taaltdle rro Snnnta as :sluseabe 1e @ts. pro
gSode,Sobbar ipodleHtlidi 0c bas Sat beorseHoeH
osgorauSbcsablun9 $3.50 pro Srhr, fur firsere
Sett iul SerbdtnB; fiir bic uodlentltdDr slnsgate
NIT SnnntegsbIott, portoirei, nit abSua tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sabr, nob trseno einem Srte oes SHlans
bes, 81 nod europa. Sonufag sHuegabe 81
pro Sabr,-0as bette uro btHigite oentiGe 0Iatt
Ia Den Ytittelz uno SIofaate1.
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Yra8, 9. 9iouember. = Gin @drtuer,
melter I'M 3ienite bes nSlOfers uuO pOpi,
tails fir llnbeilbare" itaH9, unO BON Der 2,bs
tliiIu ser aHitalt elnen SerpeiS weQen
Efidtuergtiieubeit erbalteu bate, betraui
itr ;iiuo.te oGs Seb2Hos an iwel StelIsu
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Gin ueuer stcin oss slnitobes stpifden RuB:
Iauo uuo Der Surfci.

Beter8burg, 9. gtoueulber. Die
obEellu rdlt ebr freunOlta'tIhen 8eSle=
buneen Smliheu 9tuBlau0 uuo Der 8urtel
iluo ourd] Die fiir3life 2lnmort oe8 leeteren
&QuoeS auf Elm 9tiud] oeS erfteren geraOe
nld)t oerbeiiert moroeH. Die rulltd)e 9tes
Qleruuq uiinldte Die 9tbelne tbrer i'm leee
ten ruitid), ,tiirfi6eu Sriege getaaeueu unO
auf tiirtllhem @eblete rubenoen Soloaten
ouSsugraben, nm iie ;u Gan StefanO, nabe
@onltantlnupel, gemelnlhaItlid) Su betatteu
un0 ibnen Al GbreH eIn JtGtlouals0 0entmal
bort al errldteu.
llut) molltc iIe an jeuer StGtte cine 9rle.
d)ii1stotbolide Stride gum slnoeHteu al
OleJenl9eu grlinOen, meld]e tbr yebeu III Dem
Sample Iiir5 SaterlaHO lteBen. 9ieier
Blau lit leood pertltelt por0en, 0a iidJ Die
Yforte Qewelgert bat, 0a8 @elud 3uBlQno'5
I'M GrluubulB gum 2lu5qraben uuO sur
llebertraguug Der 9ebelue ju bemluigeu.
Die SeigeruHg bat cine iebr gerei3te StImz
nluuq Oaher lpa6geruien, uno man 9laubt
faun, oaB 9iuBIauO Die Sate auf I'D be-
ruben luieu wlro.
Ser sreitt um Die Cafe Souat.
@tbraItar, 8. gioubr. - Der Streit
smiiheu 6rautreld uno 0to:otto nm ben
uidlt belqelegt, uuo meuu bic irauiOnid)e
8egicruug uui Der Abijd)t beitelt, fdl Der
Gaie ;H bemadtIgeu, 10 werOen obue 3meIz
iel beoeutllte &erptdeIuHgeu etntreten.
Inter ben Sewobuern Der Soie berrld)en
bereit8 III 6olge JeneS Strelte5 3ultanoe,
meld)e btd)t an An0rd]te gren5eu.
2ie metiten SeIuobuer wOlleu meoer uon
6raufreif, nod DtarOfto Gnua5 wtiien,
iouosru winihsn I'D aler gotnaBigteit su
.ntilebeu uuO eIne eiqene unabbduglge Jtez
gleruuQ slnsueteH. Der Sultuu uOH 0tas
rottO tidte unldngIt mehrere Guliiidre nQ6
Ionat, I'M Die 8epobner flir itd) ~ gemlu=
men, aleiu Der gmpfaug, melher ben Agens
ten 3u &beil wuroe, mlro pabridetnll9
abulihe 8eriud)e sur Seelnfluiiuug oieier
gIn9ebOren.u fir Die 3utuuit uerhlnoerH.
9Ielelben terterten nanItdl Die Gml1Qre
slu mn eutbaupteteu fiiuf oerielbeu.
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The German Correspondent,

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NoHo 0 Il, 10. Nouember. - SH EarlS,
MiSSa, GherbOurg, gSieH, Berlin, gSieSs
bGOeu, 9Semar, Sel9raO unO aopenhageu
iauoen 9eitrn GOttesoleuile uuO anoere
6eierlldlteit.n Su gbreH Der iilberuen 9od)s
;eit oes @saren itait.
Yeter ur9, 10. lopember. 81.
uuOtu fanO 9eitern 81 gbren Der iilberuen
0O1;eit bc5 SSareu eiu ipesieaer @Ottes-
bieulI itatt, melter pom Gr;bl6Of uou
Speiia gsIeitet murOe. AuBer Dem @;areu
uno lelner 0emabIiu rparen Der S0uig uuo
Ojs S0nl9ln pom SdHemarf (pie Gltern Der
@;arlua), Der G0Hi9 uub Die S0nigin uon
G'rledlenlanb, Die YriuSeiTn uou 26ales uuo
Die per5O9ln uOn Cumberland auweieuO.
Die beiOen S.etersn itnO Sdmeit.rn Der
@jarlna.
DuuOerte BON Toeten habeu iid nift ents
baIten tOHnen, ben @iareH s.l.9eutIia Der
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moon. The phenomenon had been an'ici-
pated with much interest by the mem
bers Of the class In astronomy in the high
school, consequently they were on hand
with their glasses to witness all that was
to be seen. On account of the rain that
had fallen during the afternoon the moon
was hidden from view by the heavy
clouds, but they soon disappeared and the
atmosphere became clear. 1t will be five
years before another total eclipse will be
visible in this part of the country.
SIX. Fletcher, of indianapolis, lnd.,who
is connected with the Wellington machine
company, handling their machinery
in about one-third Of the states, had
narrow escape from death last wednesday
morning about FIVE o'clock. He vas
aroused from his slumbers by the rattline
of his watch chain and saw man stand
ing within two feet Of him. He called
"Get out of here" and the man turned
instantly and fired at him, the bullet graz
ing his scalp for several inches. The mar
Immediately jumped from the verand'
roof and escaped.
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HUNTINGTON

Nov. 16.-Preaching in the ME-. church
every evening for two weeks.
Elder Lilly preached In Penfeld last
Sunday afternoon.
Arthur Cole has moved into the second
house north Of the mill on the same side
OF the road.
]. B. Robinson Is going on crutches
again for the second time this year. This
time log rolled opto ahis right ankle
Everybody feels sorry for him. He will
be very much missed in the meetings this
week, especially by the choir.
Mr., and Mrs. A. J. Burrell have been
visiting in Cleveland.
Mrs. Cyrus johnson is expected home
this week from a six weeks visit in Mich.
igan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Putney are visiting friends
in town. They leave for their home in
Iowa Friday.
Mason Smith returned 10 Centerton last
Thursday. His winter term Of school
commences on Monday Of this week.
Several people from here attended the
silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lestel
Richmond, Of Penheld. last Friday.