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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30
ANU SEMENTS.
ga Turkish Rath.'

Everyone remembers pretty little Marie HEATH
who took the town by storm when here IN "ole
Olson" and consequently will give her a rous-
ing reception at the opera-house tonight, "heh
she will appear in bright little play whlch was
written for her. 1t is called "a Turkish Baih'
and is intensely funny. matinee tomorro"
and the evening performance will conclude the
engagement The Vancouver Daily Telegram OF
the 2lst says:
An audience that packed the Imperial IN
every part turned out TO hear the "lurklsh
Bath" last night. and to judge from the applause
ludicrous situations. Miss Heath as Little Dot
was charmiIgly child-like, and her Won !, !
You Come Out and Play" and Tale OF woe,
Policeman McGoogle was funny. The singing
OF the Eckerts was really excellent The COM
pany will appear again this evening.
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The Cordray Theater.

The weather was foIbidding last night, ana
many preferred seat beside the cosy home fire
to facing the rain and witnessing theatrical
performance. Notwithstanding this, there was
q fair gathering at Cordray's to see the auditor
ium bill performed and ''The Ranch King en-
acted in the theater. The company, for the
greater part, a. assumed their rolls with good
effect, and drew from the characters all that
could be expected. Messrs. Bry &c and Everett,
in the auditorium, have an intensely amusing
act, which never fails to secure recall after re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30
A SINGULAR COUPLE.
The McNeils Sell Their Effects and Go
to the Theater.

The Mcneil property. consisting of the furni-
ture in the Golden State hotel, was sold yester-
day at auction, and the sale will net the owners
something over $4,000. Crowds OF bidders filled
the halls and rooms all afternoon and the furni-
ture went for good prices. Everything in the
house in the way of carpets, curtains and furni-
ture was sold, embracing the contents OF forty
two rooms The house was dark and deserted
last evening" only the clerk remaining.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcneil went to the opera-house
accompanied by Mrs. McNeil's son. They ap-
peared to be in the best OF spirits, and laughed
and joked all evening. Mrs. Mcneil adheres to
her determination to leave the city as soon as
she can settle up her affairs aud relieve herself
of the bonds that she is under pending her trial
for the trouble nearly two months ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30

The members Of the Goodyear. Glitch & schu.
ling minstrel company are at the Grand hotel
They are: Charles A. Goodyear, Charles
>ehl!Ang, + n Hall, :. Garcia, " Msgun. Joe
Aoeceo' J. n sEMonds, Joe Hughes, Young RAs-
tus, Elmer Lawton. Howard Powers ] II -
yon, Gilbert Glrari, VIII Fl. Scouten, Curt Y
sthauf, George Stevenson, ". G. SibuIke. Harrv
haIn, J. E. Thornton, p F. Heibel. AIexandsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30
THE RUG SALE.
Delayed Portion Of the Collection to Be
Exhibited TODAY.

The hit or miss sale of the Costikyan collee
ton OF rugs was well attended yesterday and
the sales were good. The delayed portion of
the collection has arrived ana i will he avhih-
tied today from 10 Il. Ii. - D II. Tomorrow
and Monday il will be sold by a new cataloora
81 II "a m, 2. N. and s p. m, in the room, on
Front street. between Union and University
This delayed portion includes some Of me
finest rugs OF the collection, including MANY
large carpets. antiques, portieres. mohair. SIX
ana royal iris CARPETS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30
THE GRANT STREET LINE.
Over Two Hundred Tons OF Rail. No.
the Way.

Fred f. Sander received word yesterday that
the rails for the completion Of the Grant street
electric road had lett Chicago on October "a In
the consignment there are about 20 tons and II
will lay over three miles OF track mile OF
track is down now and this consignment will
complete the road.
superintendent Jackson SAYS that he has loo. .
eoo feet of lumber on hand Tor the bridge. and
Is now waiting for smother 10000 feet before
commencing active work again. When he com.
mences again he will use about 5000 feet and
construct 80 feet OF bridge per day
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30
Mountains Easy TO Crnsa.

Surveyors OF the Great Northern have made
the discovery that the main divide of the Rock
les IL only $40 feet above the sea level instead
a 500 ieet. as shown in the old maps over
bolo men are employed in grading and trscklav.
ing, aud IL Is expected there Will be no cessation,
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q trim to Clallam bay, where he has been to IN
speet the lumber OF that region. He says ina.
there is a large amount of hemlock In tnat
vicinity. 1t cannot be brought to the Souno los
manufacture. because booms OF logS "ou
bardIv hold together in being towed around
tbroroh the straits.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30
PASSENGER LISTS.

DUNCAN, Mont, Oct. 29.-Passengers on North
ern Pacific train No. 8:
E. j. Rose, Minneapolis; George r. Clark, E.
y. Young. Low FLOYD, B. :. LowinSky, :. NJ
Mueller, F. 5. Erickson, J. r. Hammond and
sixty eight second.class passengers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30

For hyactnths, tnlips and chrysantheuaras
70 10 the " Washington Floral Company Madison
street. near Lake Washiuytau
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Until further notice there will he no Union
Paclfc steamer 10 Anacortes and Bel,inehar1
bay points. A. {. MARIN. zen AT
". H. Huriburt, A g. = 4
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STATE BOARD OF TRADE.
Boxes of Literature-The Exhibit of
Resources.

W. I. Clark, general manager OF the State
Board OF Trade, has had made q lot of small
wooden boxes to hold the pamphlets of the
board. The boxes viii be placed in hotels and
public places and kept filed with literature
An address book will be attached, in which
those wishing 10 receive the publications recu-
larry can put the names OF themselves and
their friends.
Nh. Clark was in Tacoma yesterday, packing
the exhibit Of state products which is to De
placed in the board rooms in this CITY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30

CsrSeek 4 Nicholas have Just received 4 car
load OF marble and granite monuments OF
chas;e designs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30
REV. ID. C. GARRETT's RETURN.
He Is Expected to Arrive From 'ne
East on Saturday.

East on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. D. c. Garrett are expected 10
arrive in this city on Saturday, by the Northern
Pacific train which comes in from inc Eas'
at about noon. Mr.. Garrett, who Is expected 20
occupy his pulpit at st. Marks church Oh sun
day, will receive warm welcome from MS
parishioners
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30

Hartel and Ed NJ. Glitch They gave an excel
lent exhibition at the Seattle opera mouse iss'
r,f0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30
Hot Springs.

Natural hot sulphur spring baths with or
without electric treatment. Also vapor and
medicated baths with massage, given under the
directions of A. A. Farewell, NJ D. T.. W, resi-
dent physician, at the Harrison Hot Springs, b
c. Open all the year round for the cure OF rheu-
matism. neuralgia, dyspepsia, eczema, female
complaints, venereal diseases, diabetes, catarrh,
malariaIfever, sterility, opium habit, etc, etc.
Only six hours by rail from Seattle to Agassiz
station, Canadian Pacific railway, five miles
from the springs, where stages meet all trains.
Fare from Seattle round trip, good for thirty
days, 81.
ClalIam Bay Lumber.
Mr.. Frank !. Curtis, president of the Lake
Shes,a n, Cnrlnamy illst ratI,rnnI frnrn
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

of work this winter. Sixty miles of grade Is
ready for the track west of the present terminus.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30

Order your coal from the Seattle T-sr.ss-
Company. Telephone Il or SO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-30
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Everybody smoke the Wedding BoDoret
cigar. Fer sale by az dealezG
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NAllA NALLA ADDITION.
Brewer Hungate, 20I-c12 Bailey building
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Na,ttmuro TIT Ghicaao.

Gbtcago, 6. Suli. = Gin Inbefannter
Mauh wuroe heu:s friib fur; ua6 Niitler.
nabt in gtilton=, nahe Chicago, 9ueEue, be-
raubt nnb erlnoroet. Die YoIisifen Icpa
nolps uub 9feOOp, Die lid, in Der ytdbe be-
iGnbsn, 'aben, wie ild mebrerc Ntanner
balsteH. glaubteu leoo9, es bauble iih nur
I'M eiuen SderS unter Sr.unpcu, uno sr1
ua6oem einen Sd)ub gefallen mar, eiltsn iie
hcrbei. Sie tanoen einsn Manu nit elmer
S1ub,punpe III Der lintsn Sruit. SSahreno
6epnoloS bel benz Sterbeubeu blieb, perz
iolgte 6eobp bic anbereu Ntduuer, psld1e
Oie 6ludlt ergrifien hatteu uno ieuerte iiiui
% al auf iie, obne iie ;u treiieu- Gle ieuer-
ten SduB aui SduB SurId unS euttamsn
nit ausnabme zines Glnstgen, ipeld)er per-
baiiet uuo einseiperrt wurbe. Gr glebt cen
9iameu Solepb gSrigbt oil unb bebauptet,
BON o.m gansen Sorsans giidltS su mifen.
Gomaro Wic@abe, mel9er palrenb Der Si=
lluape bic NliltonsAueuue entlan9 sing,
erbielt cine au9el in ben 9tiideu. Seine
9uuoe lit gefdbrlid). Wian gaubt, baB Die
M0rosr MilslleOer elmer geiahrlldlen SrOls
deubanoe pom Der Siorbltltt uno Die nGmlis
den Ndnuer iiHp, peld)e unlGugit Der Eo=
li,eilieutenant Sarcal onr1 eineu SduB
ltwer peripEnoeteu.
Der GrmorOete 1T ais elm gelpliier 4lerans
Der Suuo iocntiiiSlrt moroeM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Sie yStata" iit Galifprttien.

Gan Oiego, Gal, 4. Suli. - Der
9uuoeSoampier Gb0rleitou," begleitet BON
Der yStata," 1T beute i'll ben bieil9er 6aieu
eingelauIen.
Gan Diego, Gal, 5. Suli. = Die
Sfiiiiere uub Niannid)aft Der uStata" ma
den interehaute Wittbeiluugen iiber Die Su
Squiqui itattgeiunoene Seidlagnubme bes
5abr;euges. Die Sffisiere muBten bel ibrer
Antuuit in SqulQue nid)t, baB Die Snlurgenz
teniiihrer bic 9tuslieferung oeS 6abrseuges
beldloiien batteu, uno mareu oaber lebr er.
ftauut, als @apt. Gdlep bonn SunOeStreu,
ser Baltimore" I'M Daieu bon Squlque am
SorO ser rStata" eridien nnO Das 6abrSeug
fit conIiS;irt ertlGrte.
Gapt. Wtauien, Der 9eftblsbuber Der
pStata," ia9te, er babe feline NtadIt, Die
gebla9uabme beS 0ampferS su ucrbiiteu.
9Sas i'm periOnlid) anbelange, 10 lei er
beutld)er llutertbau, uub Die Ser. Staaten
f0nuten tbm 9tidt5 anbaben. Der Gapttdn
Der yGsmeraloa," weI6er am Soro Der
yStata" geblleben mar, ais iIdl Die beioen
iSabr;eu9e aui Der 6obe BON Gcapulce
trennten, fonute ni6t aufgefunoen perben
uno hattie iid) i6on uorber in aller Stille
ans llier begebeu. 9Sabresb Der 9titfabrt
lpurbe Die pStata" BON Dem 2ieutenantl
Commander Sorb befebligt, unS Die 8elle
mar ohue Ipe;leQe5 Sntereile.
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Gine bI,,tisc sscboe.
JiaiYenfampf suiid,en 9bimeien nno Smoia9
nern an Der Taeifiefmite.-Webrere id]anz
oerbafte Verbredjeu.

oerbafte Vfrbred)en.
Can TransiSc 5. Suli.-Gs err
beut, baB Der fiirSlidle, i6auberbafte ab-
lhlahten eineS @biueieH 81 Bridgeport
ourdl Snbianer, nad)oem berIelbe gerabe
BON Der 4uflage Der @rmOrOuu9 eines Sns
oianers fretgeiprod)en porben mar, oaS 3ez
lultat einer Dor tiinf Sabren i'll gtepaba be-
gonneneu Seboe spild)en Den VtongoleH
uno 6otbbduIeu 1T. Die SHblaner Der Ya-
clfctiiite ba6ten Die Ghinelen Don leber uno
Die 2ebteren maren baber aud ben >SnNlaz
nern feiuOltd 9eiiunt. Sor iiini Sabren erz
ldloB eln SnOlaner III 9teuaba elnen dinellz
lhen Grubenarbeiter mub pelieu 2aubsleute
flpureu pem Morber 6ade, als iie lahen,
paB es ibnel unul0gll9 mar, ibn 9erl9tlld
SIR Sraie ;u sieben.
Sic warteteu bis gum a. Snli, all mel
dem Gage Die Sabaner regelmaBl9 nab
9SaoSnortb famen, I'M oil Der Seler oe8
Cages Sbeil IN nehnlen. Die @bnelcu
lodten alSoann bier Yiute= Sn6laner Ill etne
9Sdl6eret unb gabeu ibneu ShnappS Su
triufen, bis iie iiunloS berauld)t mareu.
Damn goiien Die gangSopfe Yetroleum iiber
Die Setrlnfenen, lOmle iiber ben SuBbobcn
uuD ;iiuDeten Die oiitte au. Giner Der Su.
oiauer entfam 3uiauig unb ma9te leinen
Stamnesgenohen Wtittbeilnn9 iiber ben
Soriau. 3as @erid]t miidte itdl nid]t eiu.
Spater mart.rteu ole @blusieu etnen anbes
rem Snotaner bel Gauoelari auTS 9raus
iamIte ;u SoOe.
0ieie Serbrcden uuo bic fiir;lidle grs
morouug vYofer 8om's" su Bridgeport perz
uriadten ungebeure @ntriiitung inter ben
Snbianern, unO bepogen lle, lummarlIde
g}eroeltllua an Dem afS N1Drber ,BOter
SOm'S" angetlagten @bineien su iiben, ais
oerielbe aus Dtanael oil 8eweieu freigez
lpro6en muroe. Setanntlid) eriaBteu Die
Yiuteu ben @blneen. als er bas Geridtss
simmer perlieB, idleppten i'm Dor Die Staot,
badten ibm elm @lieO mad pem anoern ab,
,eritidelten ben Sorper unt ;eritreuten Die
lleberrege I'M @ebiiih. 9ie Yiuteu baben
leetbin mebrere 9fathsueriammlun9en 9e=
halten, uuo man glaubt, OaB iie aui lpeitere
Sergeltuug fnnen, I'M nit ibreu Gegnern
quit III perDen. Sowett iino fiini Snbias
ner unO swel Sblneien Der 6eboe sum Spfer
QefQlleu.
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q b I arhrt beS Oampfer8 y@bam."
- Ser smelte 9an1pier, meld)en Die p9tles
oerlqnoiId)= =Imerifanil6e 9ampiidiIfiabrt5z
@elellfaft" bireft Don 9fotterOam na6
Baltimore gehen lieB, Der rGoam," trat
Samitag 9tahmittog llbr pom Bier gtr. 8
aui 2ocult. 8out lelMe 5iiidrelie nad Hotter.
bam all. 2lm Soro befiuocu itd) anger 30
Observation-Disclosures iolgenDe &aiiiten;
Jtelienoe: 6r. S. Arnolb, 8rau 6. arrOlO
uuo 9ieHer, Qr. SGs. g8. Seattie, 6rau
2aura Surns, or. u. y. 8uSbg, 6rau q.
$. gusbp, S0r. 9ti6arb Gullen, 6rau 9tiz
d)arb Cullen, Yaitor Geo. San 9eurs, !9r.
6olparo @lliS, 8r. 6arrp u. gems, Spr.
Sas. Mtacrauber, SRI. alice ytouut, YG1tor
y. Wm. WcSloan, Sor. 81. s. giapa,
SRI. u. g. 9iidelieu, SRI. 9. Quinn, Yaz
for Daniel Guinu, Sr. Sobn Quinn, Sr.
Wii6ael Quinn, !6r. 98n. gSelib, Baitor
0r. @pnfoop. Sin. Dtenge Dieui6en,
theilS aus Chicago unO ct. QOuis, tbeiIS
aus gSaibingteu, >. g., uno Baltimore,
fano itd] an Der 9Serite el1, um ihreu lnz
geb0rigen, irel6e am Spro Des Sampier5
elne 9teile nah @uopa uuteruabmeu, Gebes
mobl Su iageu. Cur 8eIer heS Jiationalz
ielttageS purpen bel Der 2lbiabrt pom Sd)iiie
aus tiinf Salutl6uGe 0bgeieuert. Die
ugtieberlGnbiib Imtrifanifhe 9ampiidifiz
iabrt @eiellihait" bat bier eineu eigenen
Ageuteu aus 9lmterbam an9eiteat, udmlit
6ru. s. u. Weurs. mel6er nit ieiuem AIz
lteuten S5rH. 8arl Seder in Jr. 207, Dit
@ermanltraBe, iein Biireau bat. 8eioe
6erreu iiuO I'M Sd)ififabrtspeieu ti6tige
uno qcmanote 2eute uno beioraen nur bas
BaIiagez@eiGGft, pGbreno or. Tre6rih
S6riUer wie Jeff iriiberen Sabren baSSro6ts
sel6ait leitet. gieie 6erren begleiteten auf
eiuem Sd)leppSampier Den y@Sam" mebs
rere Mteilen blnab in Die Bai. Der nddDIte
pirett fir Baltimore beftimmte 9ampier 1T
Der uS6ebum," wel6er nod I'M 2auie bic.
ier ISOLDE am Bier gtr. 8 uuf gucut- BOiut
srIpartet ipiro.
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tslus uuierer seitriaen 2. Rorsems Inssabe
&aiier gNilbelm iit Gmelatt0.

2onpon, 5. Suli. - Saiier y .lbeIn
madlte beute su gSinblor i'll auer 6ruhe
einen SpaSlerritt unb iriibitiidte mad lelner
Hlidfebr nit Der foniglihen Sanlllle. Sle1d)
barauf fubr cr in @eielli6ait bes Yrlnien
BON Wales, bes Ser;p9S pon @onnal9At
nno oes SersogS BON Clarence IN etHer
&utlhe mad Der Sittoria= Salerne. Gr trl9
Die llnifOrm Der @aroe on Corps, uno elne
Sruit mar nit preuBliden Sroen bsOsft.
Der Brius bon 9SaleS trug Die uuttorm els
mes Sberiten Der ,2ife GUARDS" giur Die
Milltarz Nttafe' Der beutl6eu gelanotf1aft
uno etltt)e Seamten res britli9eS 9oteS
folgten ben Serridaiten, mdbreno cine ab=
tbeilung beritteuer Yolisei Der autlfe oo=
raus9ing.
ais Der &aiier Die Saierue erreifte, fanS
er Die pyife=8narbs, lopie Die rScotS=
GUARDS" III &eib' uuo Glieb. @r ldittelte
ben Sefeblsbabern Der Hegimenter Die
0Gnbe uno iuipisirte nann Die 2ruppen, De-
rell MOntur uno IuSriiitung er lebr lor9s
1dlttg priifte. 9tad) beenpeter SnlpettloH
eSfprttrteu Die Sruppen ben 8atler uno leine
Segleiter nad) Der Srinitps STRIDE, no Der
Iun9e Serriber eineu Sib in oem fnnt9ltz
den &irdlenltuble einnabnl. Die 9auerie'n
ipuren nit SolDateH gefiillt. Der tOni9Ilfbe
&aplan Irtbur 9tobinS belt cine Yreni9t,
in pelher er ben @rant, ben @rafeu Otoltte,
ben General @orppu unb Sater 0anlIenS
erwdbnte uuo iie alS uneigeunlitige quite
Sbrilten lobte.
gtah benz 8otteSbienite febrte Der SalIer
nah benz Sd)iOiie Surilf. Sabreno er IN
Der Stride mar, uobnte &Oni9ln Slftorta,
Die Saileriu Don Seutld)lano unD Die Yrtn<
seliu Beatrice bem SotteSOienlt III Der Eris
pattapeae su SroguIore BET. Sci Der Nfablz
selt, Die alsoaun i'm Sanfetiaale beS Sd)lol=
les eluqcuommelt murbe, trafcu Der Saller
uno leine @emabliu ben Grin;en 9lrlbert
bon Inbalt uno DeIieu Sraut YrtuSeltu
2ouiie pou Sd)leawi9z 6olitein. Die Ser=
mablunq bes SrautpaareS finDet nlOrgen
itatt. Spater nabmen Die SOnlgln uno lbre
@1lte Ylab aui Der 0itlld)en Serrane, 100
Die &apele Der 9arbe lpielte. I'm $4,000
YerloHen maren bort uerlammelt.
9Sdbrenb bes Na6mittagS tu9ren Der
Saier unp Der TriuS BON 9SaleS nit ibren
@emabinnen uad) @umberlanozHobge nm
ben Yrinsen unp Die Yriuseliiu Gbriitan ;u
belud)en. 9lm 9lbeno iano eln logenaHnteS
,,Sacrebs bs"@onSert in Der ,,St. Georges
tSalle" itatt. Mabame Albanl nno Die
bauptidflldlen Solilten empflu9en Gle per-
i0ulideu GIiidpiiulde oeS Salers uno per
3aii.riu. -gS pcrlautet, rap Die 9euiie
iiber Die Soloutdre Su SSimblepon nun bod
itattfinoen loQ, inbem Der SalIer nit lelnem
seriseu @mpiaus 10 Suirieben III, bGB er
oaS 8rogramm obne lpeltere SStberreoe ac>
ceptirt.
Die Sufyt v6obenSoaern" lit uon Bort
gictpria abQetabren, Inn SaiIer &llhelm' 5
SObne nad) Gnglano Su brlngen. - Bring
aribert BON 9lnbalt, pelder mor9en nit Der
YrluSeiiin 2oniie bon Sdleslpigz 0olfelu
perlnablt miro, hat baS @rOBtreu3 oeS Babe
nrheus elllnfauaeu
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8ette noSpcrtbeiotger.

Snbianapulis, Snb., 6. Suli.-Webs
rere 0iitglieOer Der pMacOu. CADETS" elmer
Gompagnle, Die ilf bier an einem Brels.
GrsrSieren betbelll9t. fiusen beute auf Der
StraBe 6dnOel nit einem ytegerz Site ftls
wiGier an unS perfOlgteu i'm, ais er eiuem
Der ySaOetten" eineu SdIlas periest hattie,
nit seso9enen Meiiern. Der Nsgsr flif.
tete i'll eine bon leinen faHcnseuoiien fre-
quentirte 9Sirthitlaft, mo eS Su e,uer beipe-
raten SdlGgerei Slpii6en Den Soloateu-
ipielern uub elmer Shaar Neger=6aufbolOe
fam. Die pSabetten" @OmarOS uno gSil.
lians, ioluie Die 9ies.r 2pn6 uue Srolpn
mugben ldltmm sugeridtet, uno crit nadl
benz ginldrelten Der Yuliiei, wel9e Die
9auptrdbelsribrer p.rbaitete, fouute bic
9iube beraelteQt merbeu. Die ySabetten"
broben, iiA an ben Iesern su ra4eu, ebe iie
bic Staot uerlallen.
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Weretteltcr sslmG,tUeriuG.

Column bus, 8, 6. Suli. - Sin BON
gbmaro Slair, einem Sniaieu bes bieiigeu
iSudtbaules, i'm Serein nit ;wei auDeren
Straflingen geplanter Slu6tueriuf wurpe
am Sonntase geraOe nod redEeitig ent.
bedt. Sic Serbreder batteu III 2lbipeieu.
belt zines sSdfters ben 6ubbobeu elmer
leereu 3eae burtlbro6eu uno elnen IN ben
Sol iiibrenoen SeutilationSfaual - cen
ndmliden, ourd melheu Der bcriibmte CON.
f6oerirte @usrilaiiibrer @eneral Sobu Miors
gan mdbrenb bes Siirgerfriegs cntiloh-er-
rsitt. lin Dies su bepertiteui9en muBtsn
fle nit siuer edge, ole lie aus elnem Mener
perfertigt batten, ciuen sipei i3ou bideu
Steln Our6breden. @eitern slbenb ioQte
Der 6luatueriud aus9sfiibrt UsrOeu, j.oo6
tpuroe beri.lbe suiali9 entSedt uub pereitelt.
Blair, mel9er in FItnam Gouutp eineu
Gtlenbahu'Igeuten ermoroete, ol am q.
gu9ult biugeridtet tpsrOeu.
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Ser yGberpfeesStrip.

s=Gitg, As., 6. Suli. -
Im nGtiten Samitag iol bier cine 300.
Notwithstanding abgebaIteu wers
ben. lin aui loiortigcr @r6ffuun9 bes u@bea
rootee Grips" iiir auiieber Su beitebeu.
ahtb. Serrp Simpfou, Senator Yfeiier uuo
Gbnli5e @r0beu meroen &epen balten, unb
man erluartet, paB nlinOeitsns 10000 Ser
lonen 9lntpcil all ben Serbanoluugen nebs
men weroeu. Die 2eute erfldreu, ite bdtteu
lange aeuug auf Die grOiinung OeS @ebiets
gemartet unp miirbeu itb es nit Semalt
nebmeu, menn tie eS nitt auf frieolt3em
9SeQe erhalteu fDunteu.
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2lpiebcn eines auseiebenen SettiGen
Gcid,6ftsmauueS.

Ybila6elp bia, Ya., A. Snli.-6elns
rtf Sdnlipt, siner uuierer beOeutenblten
8oQ- Smporteure, III beute Morgeu einem
!SerSidllag erlegen. 6r. S6miOt lit lett
einigen Sagen an @bolera 1torbus, bod
mar pas 6er;leibeu, all weldem er ieit Ian.
9ereu Sabren laborirte, bi. birefte llrlafe
ieiues SoDes. Sor. Sdlmipt mar etlpa Sc
Sabre oft unb in 9iibed geboren; ieit SO
SabreR beiano CT ftt in slmerifa unO mar
beitduoig i'm Soageidaite tbdtig. SIN Ntal
bate Der Geitorbene eiueu bebeutenoen Bro
seB gegen Die Suuoesregierung g.monnen.
Sic 9eerOiguu9 fiMpet am Wtontag WorgeH
mn 10 llbr itatt.
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Gine seid,c tm Sd)tIfe oeS SlaBs
1tferS.

6 nj II, N.sS., 6. Suli.-9ie 0eife
elmer auitdubIg getleipeten. etiua 35 Sabre
alteu Ssrau muroe beute friib i'm Sd)itfe oes
TluBuiers I'M n6rplld)en Staottbetle geiuus
Sen. Coroner Snlllep, luslder cine Inter
iud)ung pornabu,, tbeilt nit, baB bas Genid
Der SObten gebrod)sn lit nnn oaB aud eines
Der Seine gebroden 81 iein iteint. Ytau
iaub giid)ts oil Der 2eid)e por, mas su ihrer
SDentiIi,irung fiihreu f0nnte. Su elmer Ia
Idle be5 Slelpes eutoedte man $1.9O in
alciuselp. 9lugcnidelnIlt battsn' Die lleber=
reite nur turse 3eit i'm gSaiier gelesen.