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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-08-07
South and West.

FIVE men got into q fight over the di.
vision of a watermelon, at Alton, ILL.,, and
two were stabbed fatally.
Two Shoshone Indians, Spruce Aleck aud
Laughing Charley, fought bloody duel at
an Indian camp near Wells, New. Tho
trouble was about a squaw. The Indians
were hohblea togather and fought with
knives They were horribly mangled.
SAMUEL SANDS, the Oldest printer in tbs
United States, ani who when boy, in 1914,
first set up the "Star-Spangled Banner
from Francis Scott Keys manuscript dled IN
his ninety-second year. at his sons home, at
Lake Roland Maryian1.
UNKSowy men burned Thomas Hill aud
his falnly out of bed near Amity ARK.
The father was ehot dead when coming out
of the house with a child in his arms.
The Berkeley Land Syndicat9 Of Denver,
Col. made $1,000 assignment.
WILLIAM HACKER, one Of the most prom
inent Masons in the United States, bed re-
Gently at Shelbyvllle. lnL
GOVERNOR BUCHANAN. Of Tennessee, de
cilei 10 all an extra session Of the Le9isla-
ture for August II 20 act upon the whoie
pententiery question.
A DEFICIENCY Of $7j,O0O has been discov-
THE Maryland Prohibition State Conyen-
tion at Baltimore chose By acclamatlon tns
following ticket: Governor-Edwln hlg-
gins. of Baltimore Comptroiler-J oshue
1eyerinc: Attorney y-General-Hosea Is.
Moulton: Clerk of the Court Of Appeals
Levin $. Nelson.
DAVID KISG, l. brutal husband was taken
from iail al Dixon. Ky, was hung, ridaIe1
with bullets, AMI buried in ths woods by
lynching party.
GRAssHo2PgR5 are eating up the oats in
the border counties Of Ohio and Indiana.
THE MARYLAND Democratic State Conven-
ton met at Baltimore and nominated FRANK
Brown for Governor aud passed resolutions
comrnending Senator German.
Mas. MARTHA ID. WASHINGTON. OF Dsni-
son. Texas. widow Of D.. Washington, diet
there on a recent day, eyed seyenty,one
Years Deceased was ths vile or grandson
of the illustrioGs Father OF bis Country, ami
perhaps the most direct descendant. :
GEORGE WAsHINoToS ROBERTS acciden-
tally killed his father at Covington' Ga.,
while attempting 20 shoot colored man VINO
was trying 81 stab his father. and has lost
his mind II mas been found necessary to
place guards over him To restrain him from
killing himself.
IsHAM WHITE was executed in the Jau
yard at Helena, Ark, for the murder OF
Prince Malloy, a cJiored mau In good cir
cumstances.
FIF1Y kegs Of powder exploded aai
wrecked the Alabama Great Southern Depot
at Birmingham, Ale.
WILLIAM CALDWELL, c,iored, was hanged
Mt Houston. Texas fer the murder OF Dr.
J. NJ. Shamblin just .hree years ago.
CASHIER KIRhY. OF the City National
Bank. Marshall, Mich., las been arrested,
charged with robbiug the bank OF slOO, ,ooO.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-08-07
wood Worm, Can't Stand B.nzIns.

Wood worms can be destroyed in
books and woodwork by benzinc. Books
are locked up in a cupboard with a
saucer Of benzine. The insects, as we'll
as their larvae and eggs, soon die of.
Furniture and carvings are similarly
placed in a room with dish Of benzine,
and kept closed up for several weeks, the
time required for the complete destruc-
ton OF the insects varying according to
the thickness OF the wood. New wood
work can be protected against their entry
by coating Of glue, as, living on vege-
table substances, they do not touch AMI
NAL products .--Asr YORK Journal.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-08-07
8he,tandnalt 9eruId
ADVERTISING RATES.

has sent out circular TO all National banks
suggesting prompt action on the part OF
those banks that have circulation secured by
~ per cent. bonds, either 10 secure the con-
tinuance of the bonds or deposit other bonds
in their place.
SECRETARY TeAcY finally decided to
award the contract for building cruiser No.
IL to Cramp e. Sons, OF Philadelphia, al
though the Bath Iron Works, Of Maine, were
the lowest bidders
A PROCLAMATION was issued by the Presi-
dent making public the provisions OF the
treaty with Spain in regard TO the trade OF
the United States with the islands Of Cuba
and Porto Rico.
ABOUT 800 clerks were dismissed from the
United States Census Ofiics at Washington,
and other dismissals will follow. until the
force is reduced 10 1909 clerks.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-08-07

If our wate, TASKS down his parched
throat he told the story Of his unprece'
deuted adventure IN few words.
"When YOU fellows lay down to
sleep" said he, "Itook my net and set
out for little hunt, intending to be back
bv the time you should awake; but
met with such success that l went on
and on to the edge of this savanna, and
then across it nearly to the further side.
| heard all your shots; but, of course
YOU did not hear me shout in return until
you got into the open.
81 secured lots of rare specimens here'
and had just picked up fine scarlet bee
tie. when | noticed, little way oil, a
slowly advancing, trembling wave in the
long grass, as if some monstrouS SER
pent we're crawling through it. |, at
first. supposed that this really was the
case, and stood carefully watching, pre-
pared for run. But very quickly found
that retreat was out of the question,
when. in a minute or so, 1 caught a
glimpse of this dangerous beasts heao
as he wormed himself flat along the
ground; and am not ashamed to con-
fess that fairly shook with fright at the
sight, being, as you know, utterly un-
armed.
81 had read somewhere that beasts oil
prey will fly at the sound of the human
voice; and so l tried to frighten TINS
fellow off by series of wild yells.
"Perhaps he did not recognize these
as human, at all; but, anyhow, he dld
not scare worth cent. On the contrary,
he :rcpt steadily on until within fifteen
feet, when he bumped up his back and
his horrible green eyes glowed like
emerald flames as he evidently made
ready to pouncc upon me. 1 had nov
scarcely hope Of escape, but sort oil
,ncrciful numbness came over my senses,
and I did not much seem to care.
oIt appears almost miraculous but at
tb;s moment, in my half unconscious
state, expecting instant death, hap
nened to think of one of our school-boy
rames, and--why hardly knew
ierked this tiny mirror from my vest
pocket, and, standing with my own face
to the sun, flashed the focused light into
the jaguar's eyes; and, to my great de-
light and establishment, the surprised
brute, at single bound, sprang fully
twenty feet to one side. Then, finding
that he was not hurt, ne came on again
TO be scared time after time in the same
mannc-. So, for over half au hour the
strange fight was kept up, !, with my
face always to the sun, backing toward
camp and he pcrsistcutly following and
gradually getting more and more bold as
he became accustomed to the trick.
could plainly see, just as you came up
that a catastrophe was imminent, and l
have no doubt that, if you had been ten
minutes later, l should have PeTished
But alrs we'll that ends well, and we
shall have this magnificent pelt to add
to our collection. "-Nw York LstJer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-08-07
Bread Plates.

A fashion that is creeping over from
our English cousins is that OF bread
plates. These little plates, about the
size of large saucer, are made IN all
designs and sizes, in Dresden, sevres,
and in all the different makes OF porce-
lain, some very pretty ones, having the
open border in various patterns.
They are on the right hand of the
large plate, aud are used only for bread.
In many of the regular English dinner
services these plates are made to fit on
the large plate, doing away with tho
butter plate, aud used as well for the
celery, radishcs aud such other relishes
as may be on the table. .-Nsw fors SUM-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-08-07
THE NEWS EPITOMIzED.
Eastern and Middle States.

BY order Of Secretary Foster eighty-six
employees Of the New York Custom House
were removed from Office and ten were placed
under reduced salaries
FREDERICK c. HAvEMEYER died of the
grip at his home near Westchester ~ Y.
He was in bis eighty-sixth year. He was
the founder Of the well known Hayemeyer
sugar firm.
WHILE sitting under tres watching q
ball game at Warren. Penn, two young men
were instantly killed by lightning which
tore the coat and blrnst the shoulder OF
one.
w. s. RUSSELL, arrested at Rochester, n.
Y, confessed that for year he had made
his sliving by stealing bicycles. He says that
in the year he stole fifty.
The President accepted the resignation OK
Joel b. Erharit as Collector OF tho Port OF
New York and has Designated ]. Sloat Fas-
sett, of Elmira, n. Y, as his successor
The proprietor OF the New York Herald
was indicted for publishing all the news OF
the recent quadruple electrocutions in Sing
Sing Prison IN violation OF the new law.
THE business men Of JohnstowD, Penn.
have decided to sue the South Fork Club for
damages sustained through the great flood.
THE new pudding mill Of the Plttsburg
Oil Well Supply Company at Frankstown,
Penu.. collapsed, killing three men AMI se''
riously injuring three Others.
JOEL MOORE a wealthy citizen OF jean
nette. Penn, who mysterlously disappeared
recently, was found in an old cave, half fam-
ished and almost dead from exposure. Ths
old man had been taken 70 the cave by
Joseph and Madison Jobnstown, two desper-
ate characters and robbed.
TIE Joint forces Of the White Squadron
and the Naval Reserve made sham attack
on Fishers Island: Governor Bulkeley, OF
Connecticut, was received with honors on
board the Stonington.
Mrs. MARK HOPKINS SEARLEs, who died
recently at Metucheu. Mass, left her whole
estate, valuedss $50, 000, 900, to Mr. Searles.
GEORGE HARLOW, aged twenty-one years,
Of South Robbinston, Me-, 4uarreled with
his father Then taking his gan, loaded
with buckshot, he went to a pasture and
killed himself.
TIE United States steamships Philadelphia.
snd Petrol of .he North Atlantic squadron,
with Admiral Ghererd. on board, dropped'
anchor at Bar Harbor lie.
THE three story pulp mill OF the Gems
Falls Company ~ Ticonderoya, n. Y, was
burned. Loss $4,000.
THE drill of tho New York Naval Reserve
came 70 a close with review at Fishers
Island.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-08-07
Lluht to Tell the Tina.

Some English electricians have intro
duced an electric light apparatus for
Illuminating the face of watch at any
hour of the night. 1t is made of small
divided case, with a minute incandes-
cent lamp and reflector fixed in the rim
aud made hollow, so that the watch may
be laid inside the case, and upon press
ing small stud the face OF the watch is
brilliantly illuminated.
The electricity is supplied by small
dry battery, which may be attached to
any part Of the bed or in any part OF the
room and connected with the watch-case
by flexible cord. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-08-07
CURIOUS FACTS.
A Kansas hog weighs 1858 pounds.

n hdncoo hcO
Most "sardines" are sprats and pilch-
ards.
A Louisiana orange tree will yield
O,000 oranges.
A Norristown PENN family owns
forty-seven cats.
The United States declared war
against Tripoli on June 10, 1901.
A resident of Fort Worth, Texas,
claims to have a carnivorous cow.
A medical journal states that five
clergymen live as long as eight working
men.
A sonoma County (Cal.) yincyardist
has purchased 10000 paper bags to COW
er the young vines and protect them
from grasshopperS.
There is colored girl in Baltimore
who wants to remain black, and has
gone to hospital to be treated for
peculiar disease, by which her skin is
turning white.
Generosity is a national trait Of the
Chilians, and the American tramps VINO
drift into Santiago are reputed to make
from $40 to $40 day by begging at the
doors Of the wealthy.
A baby alligator, brought from Flor
ida five years ago and liberated in Lin
coin CMe.) swamp, has grown to mon
ster that can eat dog, so the noble
Penobscot Indians say.
The first German court Of justice has
held a session in Heligoland. The cal
cudar was blank. The clerk registered
the fact that the court met and ad
iourned and all was over.
One of the finest collection Of stamps,
numbering 100000, in the world is
owned by DR.. Lcgrand, of Neuilly, in
France. The collection Is kept under
lock and key and is rarely seen by any
one but its owner.
rhe largest ship canal in Europe is the
great North Holland Canal, from Am
sterdam to HeIder, fifty-one miles; con-
pleted in 1925; 125 feet wide at water
surface, thirty-one fee: wide at bottom;
depth twenty feet.
1t is said that chocolate is used IN the
interior of South America for currency,
as are cocoanuts and eggs. Norway
even now uses corn for coin. ln India
cakes of tea pass as currency, and IN
China pieces offs silk.
A log raft composed of sixteen cribs
each sixty feet long, forty teet wide and
nineteen feet deep, is presently to be
towed from St. John, New Brunswick,
to Brooklyn. The cribs are to be eighty
feet apart, making the tow about 400
feet long.
A Burmese woman. who was alarmed
by the long-continued absence OF her
husband, consulted "charmer' as to
the best means of securing his return.
She was told to place a lighted candle
m her bed and leave the house for at
least half an hour. She placed the
lighted candle under her mosquito cur
tain and went away, only to return to
find her house and the adjoining ones
in flames. The fire spread and 13S
houses were destroyed.
A Baltimore freak is frog OF good
size and a trife light in color, but ap-
parently not different from any other
frog. The freakishness developed when
his frogship was worried, whon' instead
of hopping off or giving utterance to tho
deep, sonorous note usually heard from
frogs, he simply opened his mouth aud
cried. The frog is nothing if not hu'
man, and suggests both in tone and vol
umc a bad, pecvish child. The cry is
not single note, but several, aud is con-
tinued even after the annoyance ceases
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-08-07

DIR HENRY 7. HxLMBoLD, the famous
buchu man, who is said to have made ti,vW
600 from the sale OF his patent medicines mas
been taken from his home at Long brsncn
and conveyed to the insane asylum a. iren'
ton. N. J. He Is now in straight 1ac<eh :
ravipg maniac.
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9ir @ertbeiIuae Der ssepoIferuns.
Sod, ai,t a69ctattfeu.

Gbicagp, %. NtGrS. - Sine Hanoirz
VotomotiUe Der Baltimore 9 bio zGabn,"
Die einen idper bcla0enen SrddJSug sog,
ltteB geltern 9benD an Der &reuSung Der 16.
StraBe nit einem 3uge Der Sabelbabn Suz
alnnlen. 9ie r@relfer="@ar uno ole erite
nad)1olgenOe Gar murOen Sertriimmert uuD
60 Hana9tere entQn9en auf puHOerbare
9Setle e;ncm ld)retlid)en SoOe. Der Srad)tz
Su9 mar loeben nm cine &Hrue gebOgen uHo
TuGr nit poucm 2ampfe III lpeltlidler Nld)-
tune. >SameS Dillon, Der 2otOmOtluiiibrer
utrmod)te ben nabenoeu Sabel;ug rid)t su
leben, ba Spei QrpBe GebGuoe, Oie al Die
SuaBc grenSeu, Die 9luSild)t nad) ieDer
beltau0 ans Sluel Hana9Ier &GggouS mo
Der vGrcller="Gar. 9te yofomOtue maj Die
Settere IN Der Ntltte, urb Die Is HaIiaglere
in berielben murOen in Die &uit geid)lcnOert.
Die 9rOBte Gerplrrung CAB cS i'll Dem ge=
ld)Ionenen 9Saggou blnter Der vgreiier"z
Gar. Den gluSlageu 0e5 GouDufteurS suz
1ol9e marcH 40 Yallagiere i'll hleiem 9Sug-
gon. ais ile ben 9lnpraQ fiiblten, eiiteu
&lle wte p0lnllnnig nadl Der biutereu
Sbiire. Der InSgang mar Su enge, uno
Die entetten Ealiagere, Die bIrt Den 3u=
lanlmeu1oB nid)t in Soben geld)leuoert
murOeu, orGngteu uuO itieBeu iidJ in id)red=
li1er 9Heile i'll ibreu Semiibungeu, aus Oem
lSaggpn 6u gelan9en. 3wel 9amen, >peld)e
fIelne &inoer trngen, uurOeu obnmG6tig.
Srau Spple muroe, ais ite aus Dem gSug=
gOn 5u fommeu nadtete, neOergemorieu.
0ie anOeren H0iIaglere trateu aui ibr umz
ber uuO ite erlitt iebr idmersbafte Ser
leguugen ON &ebe. Srau Njor9an per-
rtnftc lbr 6anogeienf, mo mebrere anOere
Eoiiagicre trugeu Guetidungeu unO ySaut=
sbtburfuugcn bapou. gSeun Der AabelSug
10 SUB weiter iiber ben @eleiieu gemeen
iudre, miiroe Der ,3uummeritoB eineu ent=
leplideu &crluit all gteni1eulebeu Sur
TpQe Ocbabt babeu.
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NuS5ebrn1tg u 1t &
fibren.
3m berfanieu 6ei allen9lpotBefern.
Bites Sahnidmrricns1ropfe turircn
III einer YfiAHte. Cd
n1eltliGe 4llarplanNer Gi[enbabn.

ecnntaa, ben II. Saruur 1891, aniarsrHo,
ocrIafeu 3i9e Die SileEsS StGtioH, pie ioIgt:
2dgIId:
40 frnb-Sd1reuzB zBoit3Ug Had) SbeEdnooab= Sdl=
Ico uno ioIidben uno iuoneitIidlen Iuniien, iOpie
nab GIpnooH, l9etniHiter 9efuzgRinolor, llHion=
Srioge, UtetIaricstomH, Blue Rioge, SI9bfelo, hG=
serstOgn uno }aussenommen SOHntGg$) GAambers=
burg gBdpnesboro' uno &unfteH an n8. & 6. .. =Sl=
ienba6H," Ulartinsburg, gS.=S. uno 29indleer, ga.
3d9lih, SoHntdss auS9eHommen
7.l5 Wor9rnS - accommodation mad 9ettpSburQ
uHo allen Buntten on Der y. & S.=SptfOn" uRo oel
6auptinie oitlid BON 9morp Groue, Yit. 0olp=
Springs uno Carlisle.
500 Niorgens- -goitSus rudl gpiniamsport, 0ogers=
tonu, Sbippeasbur9 uHo 4untten on Der 6uupt=Sinie
uno 3. & s. 8.=GtieRbabn," iOuie 6reosrit unb
@mmitsburg.
1000 M0reens-G -Gcc commobationssus ro6 llrionz
grioae, GettpSbure, Utt. ADlR=S prRgS uHo Carlisle.
LOO gtahmttta9s- -accommooatioHsBu9 mad Grz
IiH9ton.
rnsGjrope.
3.32 gladmittass = grprss5ug nab arlington,
0omarouile, Outings Niills, Gjlpnoon uHo alien
l|uHtten an Der +. 3. d S.=Gpiion."
Nope, Buespiue, G5reens prings SunftiOn, SplnsS'
D{tls, ct. Georges, 8lnnoon, GSlen>6alIs, TiHtsz
burg, Bdtapsco, @drrolltor, g9eitmniter, Guoroae,
Uisoforo, 9,D=J2inofor uno Stationen Dcittid on
Der NauptIiHic, oiuie @mmitsburg uHo aB. & @. g.
eteEba9H" SbeHaEoooR, "SalepsSobH" uHo PnHt=
ten iIolih.
SIS giGtmittass- -gccommOOatiOussug mad gmoz
rpzGtroue
6,2o 2I6eHOs - accOmmObations6ug nod llHiOnz
Bridge.
11.35 GbeHos - accommOootionsSug Hod gmOrp,
@rcoe.
Hur SouHtGg5:
$50 @ormttta9s- 9s-aceomuooGttoHSBu nntllnion=
9ribae nno Sdnoper.
2.30 giapmttass accOmmobotioHs8u9 mad Union
8rio9e.
400 g2admittass- -accommobations5ug mad Gmoz
rpzGroue.
1905 GbeHbs = gccOmmooations3us mad gmoros
@rope.
318etrsffsu inber 9iIGenz g tutiOr elm
2d9lid nm ia abenos. 5dolh, ausgeHommen
SonHt0gs, $50 7.40, $40 uno 10 UiorgeEs,
1912, 2.40, 5.1O 9iadmittass, 5.53 uHo 700
Gbenos.
glur SOnHtass nm 9.o7 unb 1920 glorgens uno
6.15 uno 9.10 QbeRos.
Siletur uHo 9epdtzSifcs 9fr. POS, Sfs9altimore.
Strdse.
ale 3i9e batten an Der Union, gennippania= gucz
nue. uno Suton@StGio an
=. N. 5000, Observation-Disclosures
Q54-) y. .. SristupIo, GjeH.z z4aiiagier 2geHt
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@mn,a Vhsenmeyer's Gr,uorSu,,a,

6 beier, Ia, 28. Mdr;. - Su benz
EroSeiie gegen 6rou Sduli0t mcgen Grz
mor0ung ibrer Sd)luclter Gmma Bitten.
meper murDe beute 'Neinrldb SdJmiot, @atte
Der 9lngctlagten, clnem langen Sreuiperb0r
untcrporien. Gr CAB uieie auSweidenoe
9lnnuorleu, in0eiieu murOen ielne iriiberen
NuSlngeu nid)t ueieutll6 erihiittert. $6r.
uno 6rnu 9Saltber nadten nod eiuige 9tuSz
iagen, ourf weld)e belueen werpcn lolte,
baB emma bdufigeu 9lmmanolun9en BON
S0mernutb unterpor1en mar. Nrau
SdmiOt mar 10 id)wN1 uuO neru6s, oaB lie
nidJt IN StauOe mar, Den 3eugenitanO Su
betreten. Sic bate ben Soo ibrer Otutter
nid]t erfabreH, bis ibre S6meIter Denielben
geiteru pom 3eugenltanOe ans perfiinOete.
Die 9tad)ridlt erid)iitterte lie bermuBeu, DaB
iie III Der legten 9taht feill 9luge id)loB, mo
ibr 2lrit erfldrte, es riiroe geidbrIid) iein,
ite Der 2Iuircgung zines Serb0rS auSSnet-
sen. 9aS @erid)t pertagte it'd bis Oion=
tag Die 2lopotatcn uerbeu an jenem Gage
ibre YlaiboDerS portrGgcn. Niau gIaubt,
baB Die Surp lbre SeratBuugeu an 9ienltag
beQluueu mlrD.
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Wrbeit ttno Spbu.
Scr Snidjneioers2odonti in Tpdleiter. - Susz
he's .piro ausaeliefert,

81 to6efer, H..Y., %. Mar;.-Sn Der
geitern 9fadmittag abgebaltenen Sibung
Der rQrbeitsrttter" gaben Die Seamten ben
rausgeld)lolienen" 3uihueioern ben 6atb,
heute Dtorgen bel ben 6abufanten pieoer
nm Grbet nadSuludlen. Giue 4u;abl 3us
idueiber betoIgte ben Gatb, erbielt aber
feline 9lrbeit. Die arbeitQeber erfldrten,
ile miirpen MIR Die 3uifueioer mieoer an-
nebnen, meld]e iid) Dor Der geitern gtad)mitz
tag abgebaltenen Sibuug gemelbet baben.
6eute Nadmittag biclten nie ,2uidnetoer
etne Gerlammlung. I'M 8ert,te oariiber
ent9egen su nebren, pelte 3uidJneiber AMI
WfOntng lrbeit erbalten meroeu, all lueldem
Gage Die 3uifnetoer 9epartements aller
GtabliHements, no Sleioer iabri;irt peroen,
miebel oiisn ein perbeu. 9tadD 2uiid)t Der
6abritanten berGgt Die ,3ahl ber alien gu
ld)ncioer, Die iriiber, ais gelteru, pieOer I'M
arbeit gebeteu baben, einbunoert; oieIe
merbeu pleber beidldftl9t meroen.
Sarri8burg, 28. WiGr;. - @ouuer.
nenr Yattion bat beute Morgeu oas 0efret
megen Der 4uslieierung bon ,Sas. 6uobes,
oe5 betannten pronlIHenten y9lrbeitSritterS, :"
unter;eidlnet. 6ugbe5 lit befaantlid) Der
@eloerpreHung in &erbiuNung nit Dem
pSopcott" Der 9ulfneioer in Hodeiter, Der
@egenitanO elmer llnteriudung our9 baS
Staat8lhlebSgerttt mar, angetlagt. Die
6reunOe BON pugbeS batteu ben @oupsrz
neur Slu su beiUegen Ueriud)t, baS 9luslie-
ferungSperlangen 3uritdSuSieben, aber oamit
felnen GrfOlg gebabt. Der 6iilfss Sderlii
'0amlep miro $6u9beS nad Dem Staate 9ielp.
9)prt brluQeU.
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Gin tutcrciIanter Mprsbro,es

sarge, N.=0., 28. NlQr;. Ser Diorbz
prOseB gegen Sciepb Bennington, melder S.
5. 6lett tOptets, ueripridJt botiutereTant su
iuerOen, Oenn eS uerlautet, oaB Der Sertbti.
bigger dlnlide @riinOe fiir 6reiipre6ung oes
slngefia9ten fibreH wirO, mle III Den len.
iatiOneuen GprOuo YrnSsIie in Yaris III
@unlten pon GabrteQe Scmparp anqeiii6rt
wHrbeH. Iemin9tOniuu uOn einem 6raueu=
Slmuer bppnotllirt unb in pisiem ;3ultanoe
Su Der 0torOthat peranlaBt morpen III iein.
lluterludlungeu bur9 Sa6peritdnoi0e oQeu
ergeben babeR, paB Der 9lngefla1te auBer=
or0entlldl SuQ0naItdl iiir Mesmerismus 1T.
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gT Gum Seiten oes Srn. s. Sauer gibt
Der vS 6aufs uno 4ufm mdrte er=S err
Elm" 0ienitug, ben 81. Didr3, eineu
Sau in Der nGermanias l. 90 dnners
d. or 8 e." Su Dem Die cSereinigten
Ginger" freien 3utritt babeu. GenuunteS
9Ofal murbe gelpdblt, ba Die uripriingli6 in
au6iidt geuomuene 6. 9teiobarot id)e 6aae
porausii9tlif) nidt ben erforOerIiaeH 5taum
bieten rpiro,
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@ruDcuf0taitrpphe.

@ollup, Gal., 2S. MGrS.-9rei MGn=
ner, u. g. GaiiiOp, Yatrif ypnA unO etl
SranSoIe, murOeu beute OtOrgen i'll Der pGa,
lebonta-&ohlenmlue" getOOtet. Sie brad.
ten oaS Gjeieiie III einem Der Saupt5ugduge
i'll Sronung, ais pl0gIif) Elm 9roBe0 Sells
itiif auf ile berabitiir3te uno tic Sermalmte.
IS lit oies oaS groBte llnglitd, iueld)eS i'd
lemQlS III @nllup creIanet hot.
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GngIiibe 9robmduIiafeit.

2ono 0 II, 20. N,arS. r@bronicle"
neint, paB gorO Salisburg's oifi;iele slnz
erfeuuuug ben grfolg Der @bica1oer gSelt.
auSiteuung geN6ert bat, oa fie anpere ga.
tioueu ueraulaiisu ruiro, oas Seiipiel Gna=
lnuo'S 81 beiolgen. 9as uGhrunicle" iaaf.
oaB oIe SeIoroerer Der ausRellung an etner
10 guten Sehanolung mad Der 9luuabme
BON @caiHlep's Sarii.Sta ssusifsltsu.
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SODttid1c Grploiiptt.

Gina, O., 28. Ntdr2. - Sottid Or. G
III Der Collar &etroleum Jt0fiinerie Der
Stanoaro= ro=Su-Go.," ," erplooirte gegen llbr
heute 9tadmittug nit nngcbeurer @emalt.
SalOmon Sthcl murbe t0btlid), Sobn SuQiz
pan MD SbOmaS &cnOrld leid)t uerlett.
9ie llria6e Der GrplOilou lit unbefanut; Der
Shapen all @ebduoe unD Der Niald)inerte
1T uC)t beOeuteno.
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@era ,par cin Sd,,ninaIsr.

SnbtanapOlis, Suo., 2S. NiGr;. -
Cine beute porgeuommene lluteriu6un1 er.
gibt, paB %elnrth 8. Serg, Der anaeblldle
SranSlstaner- Ni0uh. melder 9eitern Abenp
in Der bleii9en pdlriitlit)eu STRIDE" iormen
benz fatboltihen @laubsu entiagte, ein
Sdpinoler ans louisville lit unO alansenbe
@ed)dfte ais lleberlauier au perid)ieOeuen
Srteu Qemad)t hat.