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kansas C,rY, June 24.-The races
were well attended again to-day, about
5000 people being present. Favorites
won in the first three events. In the
fourth race Charley Wilson was ten to
one shot and the odds against Stanleyin
the last race were eight to one.
First race--Seyen furlopgs, Top Gal
liant won; time, 1917. Second lace =
Ono mile, free handicap, Balance won;
time, l:45. This heat broke the mile
record on n milo tack! Third race
Heat race, first heat, Nolcns Won; sec
ond heat, Elsie 3 won; time, l:l9; third
heat, Elsie Is won; time, l:203. Fourth
racc-IIalf n mile, Chafley Wilson won;
time, Sc. Fifth racs-SiX furlongs,
Stanley won; time, l:l0.
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is going on, and as he expressed it can
see no good in blooms "that are like
humble bees; biggest when born"
wEDNEsDAY'sI D AsM BALn
League and Association Games Played
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
C4icAGo, June 24.-The Colts won
easily to-day by superior playing. La
than and keenan, were each fined $40
for showing Lynch how to umpire:
Score:
GRIsps8;i 3 SS55Sg5S1z-s
Hits, 10 and %. Errors, 2 and 4.
Earned, and /. Z Pitchers, Hutchinson
and Radbourne. Umpire, Lynch.
CLEVELAND, o., June 24-Gruber
pitched wonderful game to-day. Pitts
burgh is credited With three hits, but
not one of them was clean hard sin
gle. Except in one inning, the Clevc-
lands fielded supcrbly. .Jqyle made
two brilliant running catches and john
son hit the ball bard.and timely: Score:
SIsysland; ! S2SS 80
Hits, 8 and 8. Errors. 8 and 3.
Earned, CleveIGnd9. Pitchers, Gruber
and King. Umpire, Battin.
BosTox, June 24.-Boston Just escaped
q whitewash to-day. Twenty-six OF the
home nine had been put out and only
one scratch hit had been made Off Me-
Mahon when Radford cracked out n
double and Tom Brown q triple, scor-
ing two runs. Score: ,..-
Boston. 0G0 iot 90 90 p
Baltimore. 0 0 4
Errors. 3 and .. Hits, and Z.
Earned runs, Boston 3, Baltimore /.
Pitchers, O'Brien and McAIahon. UNI
pire, Kerins. ..Y4 s.--
COLUMBUS. ONO, June 24.-Columbus
played lazy game and Louisville had
no trouble winning. Score:
Columbus..................of 90 Q I oO 81
Earned Guns, Louisville .. Hits, 8
and 0. Errors, ) and 6. Umpire, Jones.
Pitchers, Gastright and Bell.
PmLADELPurA, Pa, June 24.-The
PbiIlies again defeated Boston today by
punching five of their hits in the fourth
inning. Score:
P PsifsR ::.:::S rs
Hits, 0 each. Errors, . and 1. Pitch
Boston /, Philadelphia 8. Umpire,
Hurst.
iNEw York, June 24.-Tho Giants did
not play much ball to-day and the
Bridcgrooms beat them rather easily.
Burns was fined $40 for dirty" ball
playing, running in from third base
while ne was coaching. He was Kissed
throughout the game. Score:
ESg YS ',s GO g g
Hits, S and Z. Errors, and 1. Earned
runs, Brooklyn 3. Pitchers, Keefe and
Welch, and Carutllers. Umpire, Nc
Quade.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 24.-To-dav's
game was slugging contest in which
the home team had slightly The. best of
it. Score: ~:
TisIssIss. 2 i to 81 Is
Errors, 5 and 4. Hits, 16 and IA.
Earned runs, and .. Pitchers, Car
sey and Wcyhing. Umpire, Ferguson.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 24.-Crane was
batted over the field to-day. Score:
St. Louis, 80 0303 0-a
,-......, SO. Os2 / % OO-3
Errors, and 8. Hits, III and 4.
Earned runs, ST Louis 81 Pitchers,
stivetts and Crane. Umpire, =.
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THE NEW HAVEN DIRECTORS
ON Trial for floating Their Passenger Cars
With Stoves,

ON Trial for Heating Their Passenger Cars
With Stoves.
New York, June 24.-The trial of the
New Haven railroad directors for mis-
demeanor in heating their cars with
stoves instead of steam was continued
to-day.
Mr.. Thatcher, the counsel for the de-
PENDANTS, contended that the case was
made against. individuals and not
against the corporation, and that the
crime must be fastened upon the indi-
vidual. Counsel made motion to dis
miss the indictment as to each deiend-
ant.
Judge Van Brunt said he was still OF
the opinion that no man could be made
to commit a crime. The directors of a
railroad were co.scrvants and agents
with the car builders and others, and
the New York & New Haven railroad
alone was responsible. The court here
took recess. The court finally dis
missed all the defendants but Mr..
Clark. ''.l
Ate o'clock this evening the jury,
after consideration, acquitted President
Clark,
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rHE rIRE coMpiIrrEE
Makes a Visit to tho Pittsburgh Depart
mont. md Members TnIk.

AhNlAtf Allu AhAAs
The council committee on fire depart
ment went up to Pittsburgh yesterday
morning to get pointers for the new
vigilant engine hotse. They got home
last night. Last evenings Pittsburgh
Chronicle Telegraph said:
The fame Of the Pittsburgh fire alarm
Office is spreading. This morning del.
egation from Wheeling, consisting OF
Chief Haley, of the fire department;
City Clerk Fee, Charles P. Hamilton,
building superintendent; Michael
Bailey and William Marsh, the toby
manufacturer, visited the fifth floor OF
City Hall and inspected the apparatus
there.
Chief Haley said: eve are thinking
Of makingachange in our style OF doing
business, us we have the direct system
and it is q little out Of date. We are
going to inspect the systems in voguein
several cities both east and west, and
will adopt the one we consider the best.
For my own part fail to see how the
service could be improved on in this
city, rs You have one OF the most com.
plete arrangements l have yet seen. =.
"There is onething l notice, though"
he continued, "that isagainstgood work,
and that is your overhead wires. We
have nothing like Accomplishments
exist here, and yet the people are con-
tinually at us to have them removed,
and we intend doing it shortly. The
telegraph and telephone companies
here should be compelled to place their
wires underground and do it at once, or
great damage is likely to result"
Superintendent Hamilton said: "Your
strike here, while it has been draw
back to your city, has proved q great
benefit to us. 1t has given us the SER
vices OF u large number OF your best car
penters and bricklayers, and the result
is We are having an exceptionally good
building year. In fact we are going so
rapidly we find it impossible to obtain
brick and stone enough to keep pace
with the work OF the men. / have been
securing the country for the past two
weeks trying 10 arrange for continued
supply of these materials. was
Obliged to refuse over $4,000 worth Of
work, in the psst ten days, because l
could not obtain the necessary sup
plies"
Mr.. Marsh INDUCED in brief talk on
the tobacco trade. He remarked:
'Last year we manufactured over TO-
900, 900 tobies, and this year expect to
do about one-third better. Our trade &
not confined now to Pittsburgh and
Wheeling. but as citizens Of these two
places emigrate East and West, they in
troduce our goods to those markets.
Men accustomed to smoking tobies do
not feel ut home with cigar in their
mouth, and no matter where they go,
if they cannot find their accustomed
smoke, they are so determined to have
it they write or telegraph for some. AS
a result, VIC ship all over the United
States now, wnere ten years ago,we
were utterly unknown outside OF Pitts
burgh and Wheeling"
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CHICAGO, June 244The weather at
Washington Park today was as near
perfect as could be. About 1000 people
were in attendance.
First race, one mile, Yale 'Ol won;
time ] :43. Second race, fiye.eiGhths Of
a mile, Wightman won; time l:Gl!.
Third race, one and one-halt miles, Bus
mess won; time 2:S5!. Fourth race,
one and one.eighth miles, McCalIcrty
won; time 1:5G3. Fifth race, one and
one-sixtecnth miles, Donateer won;
time 1:4Si. Sixth race, one and one
eighth miles, Bob Forsythe won; time
1904.
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Los ANGELES, CAL, June 2+.-Col.
H. Corbin left today for Moqui, Indian
reservation, New Mexico, where he is
to take charge of the troops to enforce
peace among the Indians who are hav-
ing disagreement among themselves.
The trouble arises from an order OF In
dian Commissioner Morgan, in which
he directed that the Indian children
be sent to school on the Moqui
reservation. Part Of the Indians were
in favor OF this movement, others op.
posed it, so that there were two fac
lions formed in the village.
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co1uNIBIA oREW WON.

Result of tho Inter. Collcslate lowing
Match ut New London.
NEW LONDON, CoSN., June 24.-The
two mile three-cornered oight-oared race
between the Columbia, Yale and Har
ward freshmen crews were royed this
noon on the Thames river over the
course from the navy yard to,the rail
road bridge, and was won by Columbia
by three lengths, Yale second and Har-
ward third, one length behind Yale.
The times are: Colynbia,S9: Al; Yale,
9:53I; Harvard, $3.50. Coluinbla's time
is now the best on record.
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CHICAGO, juno 24.-Five Worlds Fair
delegates to Europe were appointed to-
day. They are Ex-Governor Waller, of
Connecticut; Senator Eustis, OF Louis
lana; Ferd W. Peck, of Chicago; Secre-
tary Butterworth and Promoter General
Handy. The five were nominated by
Director General Davis and confirmed
by the executive committee Of the di-
rectory.
The Commission is to sail not later
than July 10, and will formulate plans
of action ut Tuesdays meeting.
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VIII To.t Tho AnIi.Pool Inv.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, juno IA Arthur
Lyons pool room was the only one in
which pools were sold to-day on races
outside OF the State. While his mana
ger was selling tickets on the Coney
Island races he tho manager), was ar
rested and taken to the Four Courts,
where he was released on bond. Lyon
proposes to test the constitntionality Of
the anti.pool selling laws passed BY the
last Legislature. This case will even
tually GO to the Supreme Court, no
matter which way it is decided by the
lower courts.
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You can never know till you'try, how
quickly a dose OF Ayers Pills will cure
your sick headache. Your stomach and
bowels need cleansing, and these pills
will accomplish it moro efiectually and
comfortably than any other madeleine
you can find. p&w
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THE worst cases Of scrofula,salt rheum
and other diseases OF the blood, are
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 8
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CLIPPED from Canada Presbyterian,
under signature OF @. Blackett Robin
son, proprietor: l was cured OF oft.re-
CURING bilious headaches by Burdock
Blood Bitters. p&w
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THE daintiest little cake you ever saw
is the Wheeling Bakcry's Nickel Fruit.
Sold by all grocers.
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WENrep.

WANTED-FoR THF 17vIT.,-.,
w STATES ARMY, abic,bo5',i SNIIED
men, between the AGES ~ II .ur !, U.'lii',.s.
pay, ratlOns, clothing aud medic, -. GNyl
Applicants must be prepared 10 Msri,,i, i4a,c
factory evidence As 10 age. charac,,r+ Inn si
Apply at il3l Main street, whcclIng NJ valaa.u
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FoR RENT.
FOB SALE

STOCKS, BONDS AND REAL ~
- TATE FOR SALE. L
30 shares Franklin Insurance stock
3 Bonds, Wheeling Steel Works, q Oot,A
10 shares Commercial Bank.
% shares Jefferson Insurance stock
70 shares Hobbs Glass stock.
y shares Street Railway Co.
70 shares Wheeling Pottery stock.
South Chapline street building I5f
,,rr,. THOMAS OBElEy
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES .i.s .as,lnift
begin 9th Jnly. 1891. and Gna "" .,5ftlrgsll
Have proved oil signal ILL., N III. % W.
law sseS s md. to iho.c who ligl asr-t
privately; and Cd. TO Prtctiiioi,e1' III. igffg.ir.
had Inc advantage OF Sysiglnll..,.y, # ya ~;
For circular apply o. o. Lni,,,SmatS! Ypmi rlz-
lottesylllc, Va 10 JoHS Il HiHV"' nv.nllI--
and State LAW --
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fpa ina 9ctragc non 81, 900 200.


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iipa baftbar gcbalten mcrOen, oa Elm
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lid modte, Sic sroBe Guantitdt Der in
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scbabt, baB etlua5 0erarti9es bepOrz
itebe. gader fam i'm Sabre 1864 bon
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oem III pcrl9ieOtnen @cidGftcn tgGti9.
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Ses sonptae9scic ~ aenueiTes.

Otempbt8, 2enn., 2. Gugult. -
Der PrO5eB 9cgcn 81. l8. Sting wegen
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men ibm al5oann gu 6iilfe unO bradten
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8un0e5geridt. 9aTclbc bat ieet cnte
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mcttcr III Uentiltren.
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glus Weru.

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aus gtma uno 9allaO ergeben, DaB ii9
Die Slatteru inmer meiter ocrbreiten
unO 9rOBc Scrbeerun9cn anridtcn. Die
SebOrben b06en ioweit feline Shritte
getroiIen, I'M bic Sende gu befanpfen.
SIM peruanlidcn 0epartement Gu;co
itiir5te am 16. 9uli cin GROCER 4crolitb
sur grbe 9crab. Gr serplaste in Der
9tabe Der grOe uno Elm Sasel fleincr
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gent feurisen Sdweifc gleid benlienigen
cines &Ometen 9cleben. Sur; Dor ieinem
3erplaben pcranOcrle er leinen &ur8,
1ties etwa 80 SUB bOber uno suiprang
oanu nit eincm &rade. mclter ben
gdrm elmer Salpe idwerer geidyaee
ilbertraf.
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Siebenfadjer W orS.
@ine aanje camille IN t=@iraiuien nom
itaIieuiidleu Giicnbabu 2Irbcitern anf
brutaIe 8eiie abael6Iadltct.

2oui8pille, Sp., .. 2luguf. - Giuer
SpeSialpepeifle reS u&ourier Sournal5"
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g8apnes@ @ouHtp, 8..&a., bon betruntenen
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Sabn" bei9Gftigt. Gina so Oerielben be-
tranfen iit am 6reitagS SsIbenS uuo begubeu
ilt banu uad Der gSObnung &rOmfieIo'S,
mclt)er in 8uie itano, uiel SelO i'll ielHem
Sauie auBubepabreu.
AlS tbnen Der @tnlaB oerpeigert purSe,
glugen iie 0aran, Die SblireH NIT Saums
itammen unb S6ienen eiu;uItoBen. Srom=
Tielb uno ieine smei balbermadienen SObne
uertbetoi9ten iit Hah Srditeu, iAeiHeH les
bod feline g8aficn gebabt 81 bnbcn. 2llS
oIe angrelfer id)lteBlid ourdl Sbiircu nno
6enlter etnorungeu, ihlu9en ite SrOmiielO
unb Die S0bne nit Gniippeu uieber, burdls
iduitteu ibucH bic SebIen mo itieBeu ibnen
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Der obue Grbarmeu abgeiflGttet h0tten,
pliiuberten iie oa8 S0au5 uno braunteu eS
nieoer. @ewiile Seinoe SrOmiielO'S iOllen
Die StalieHer 81 Der Chat anfgeita6elt ba-
ben
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ssbleben clues oeatid,eu !sti6ofs.

Saero le, Wlac., 3. au9uit.- BIZ
i9of 5lald lit I'M 6,15 beute 9ormitz
tag bier 9eltorben. @r mar 60 Sabre
alt unO aus 9feebad, Sapern, sebiirz
tig. 5n 1917 fam ct na9 Otilwaufee,
empiing in 1859 Die 8rielterweibe uno
muroe IN 1881 Sii6nf Ser 0iO;eie yaz
crOne. 0aS Veioen, meldsm er erlag,
mar Der 0iascrhcbs, nit wel6ein Ell lett
LANCER 3eit bebaftet mar. @r lag meb>
rcre Wtale in tritiidem 3uitunOe bar
nieosr, crbolte iid jcOo9 INNER mieber,
mo scitcrn 9tbcno glantte man, baB CT
audi Die leste &rili5 iibcriIeben uno nod
eiui9e .3eit LANCER lebcn werOe. Bis
jeet iinO nod feline yOrte9runssa iir
sic Seerbisun9 setrOfiea.
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sSm fritifd,eu RUTLAND.

GbarlptteSotlle, Sa., 3. 9lug.
Der 3ultano Oes am Samitag iriib
sluti6cn @agne5barO' unb 9alicsGity
auf cinem Yullmannz&a9sun QeiAoTes
nen Srn. .. s. Council lit beHtc siemz
LID bcoenflih. Der Serpuuoete bat
cine idlailOie g3adt oerbrad)t. Seine
brci S0bnc aus Grai9s9itD, Iomie Iein
el9ener slr3t aus 8OrtsmOutb, O., iin0
bier uu9etOmmen. Die Operation Der
yuparatumie muroe beute 9ta6ulitta9
uOrgcnOmmen unO IS iteQte iid) beraus,
OaB Die &u9ef Die GinsspeiOe 3erriiIcn
bate. 0leIclben nIubten SuIammcn>
senabt weroea.
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T,s spiro hicrmtt befaunt aemadIt, haS Gpplitaz
~ tion bei'm Dtapor uHb Stdotratb Don Baltimore
een0tf perben iplro Sur GonoCmniruE9 uno 2,urtz
bretlung bsS ioIsenben ndber beihrlebenen G5mnoes
fur cine aep: beslHreHo Der 9torooI:Ieitc Der
Norris@ 2llep, uie aui HopplctoH's EGH Der St0ot
Baltimore aus9ee9t, an ci1em iichcEunoebeESis IuS
uooIlih poH ber uoOitiete Der 4rcEtmaHitraBe 0ez
leseHen Euntte, baHn iuooit 9ren;cHo an Die
yiorooitiete Der Diorrt$zalep, mie Gni Noppletoas
BlaH Der StGot Baltimore Gu$SelCqt, ciHeH SUP iets
Soil, banH iuopeitllh parallel init VreBtmauitraBe
iebenunboreibig Sub iiiEi nnb enen boIteu SOL sur
gorooiiiete Der Otorrls=en uie leBt aus9elegt uHo
ron Der rStEeuoIcnz Socittp ron Der Staot unb oem
Gountu SaItimore"iibergcben, oOnH Horopetlb srsHz
Scno an bic giurooicite Der Ntcrri$=Alep uie GuSee
le9t uno non Der &tHepoeRtz SotIct9 Der Staot uno
bem GouEtp Baltimore" psrlebcH, tnGr5ll Nub, b0nn
nprboitli parallel init RreBtmanraEe ileben3ebn ElB
Ianf unb eiren bolhen Soil Sur Subpeelte Der Dior=
risIleu, fpie auf Hoppetons EIau Der Staot Saltiz
more Gusqec9t, buHH iIooitIlh greuScHo an Die Soz
peitieite Der MiorrS Nlep, ME aui BOppletoR5 Yan
Der Staot Baltimore 1us9ee9t, elHeH SIB uno orei
Scrtel 3ol, oa1n in seruoer Slnic bis sum AnIaHqsz
puntte. (140,6,52, ,64, ,7O,6,S2,SJ
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Gomplott seecn einen 9o!t3c,d1ef.

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bate Sa5 @ebaube, in uel6em iid Dc5
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er, Die SranOltiitung lei oa8 91siultat
zines pom Sdnappspertaufern geidmje>
beten GomplOt5 9e9cn Oas 2eben oe8
BOliseidef5. 0tan erwartet, SnB gtOrz
ton ais Staats5cn9e auiueten unO mcbs
rere betunnte Wtanner III Die Sade Uers
miffln min.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
@ermiid,te telesrapDiid,e oeyeS Grn.

- Su ben Sanueumdloern pon Bottcr-
@ouutp mo GltsGOuHtg, Ta., 1T cine &Nupe
erit)ieneu, mclde Die &Gume auf weileH.
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melu uou ben 9t0upcu oOer 9Siirmern, mel.
dc eua etwa ciucn 5Oa lang unO eInen
Ahtel;ou bid iluo.
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geiteru Nahmtttag Su elmer SAlagerel Smt-
Iden uugarlheu mo b6bmiideu @cmeinOez
Ntitglie0sru, Die iid id)on ielt ldngsrer 3ett
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muBte elnid)rctteu.
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neun 8oten cine groBe QIirre berridte,
trat i'll Der Santtog5 Jtad)t etn beftiger
6rgeniturm eln, weIdler crbebI9eu S9aoeH
auyibtcte.
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muroe geiteru 2lbcno in Jir 23O, gScits 42.
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etnem anoereu Sptcler, geltoiien uno mabr-
id)einlid) t0OtIib UeruuuOet. 8cbter entz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
Tic SomaIis geI6laaeu.

2onbou, l. 2lugut.-i5ier eiugetroHe.
men MelOuuaeu aus 3an3lbor SuioIge Waro
Der SOmallitamm, welder Dor Sur5em ole
all Der giOrOOit-Siiite 2lirita's gelegeue ttas
lieuijte SIfeuitutlon }lt5ale iiberficl, nad)
idarem Geiett Suriidgeulebeu. Phi bel
oen Seiteu felsn ungeiGbr Ie 80 Wunn.
&om, ,. Nu9uit. - Der 2lugrtii auf
Ntbale erfolgte am t. 9uui. Der Srt mar
BON elmer arabUdeu @arniiOH inter Dem
9talieuer 6ilOrurOi beieet unO aHi eiHeu
Dtouat perproplautirt. SeltOem lit feline
9tatridJt oOu bort eiugetroffeu. Dtan boilt,
oaB Der Sritoe mieoer bergeltellt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
Gnfe'S &outet.

Niouut 6amilton, Gal., ,. 2luguit.
- 9er betannte periooiidje Gnds's SOmet
mur0e beute rib aui Der Sid iben Sterns
marte pon 6. 6. Barnard aui's geue eut.
Nedt. 9erelbe lit uOh iebr matt unO uers
iulgt gsuau ben pen Or. gartlun6 iir lbu
uOrausgeia9teu Yfao.