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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-02-28
NOTICE.

Hunting on the lands and premises
of the undersigned, is, henceforth,
prohibited. Anyone tresspassing
on his properties will be prosecuted
to the all extent of the law.
j. p. GUEYDAE,
Shell Beach, La
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-02-28
FURS WANTED.

lam paying the highest cash prices
for Coon, Otter, Opossum and Mink
hides and other pelts.
feh.-7. SOLOMON IsAACs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-02-28
"A Shocking Tale of Woe From
Kansas.

KANSAS
From Pennington. in the north,
ern part Of this Rocks county,
comes a tale of d~estithtion which is
unparalleled in this section. Four
years ago, John Clifton died and left
his widow with five children to carry
on the fight OF life. Year after year
the crops failed and the poor woman
was obliged 10 sell off her stock
head after head, until at last there
was none left. This year finished
the fight. and when the recent biz.
zarG came, it found the house with
neither fuel nor food. Tie house
vas located in the Blue Hills and
four miles from the nearest neighhor.
4 neighbor was passing the place q
day or SO after and seeing no sign Of
life, entered the house, where he
found the dead bodies of Mrs. Cliff.
ton and three Of her children, while
the other Two we're in the last ago.
MES Of death. They had starved to
Prompt attention was given
to the living, but there is little hope
for their recovery.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-02-28
Sherins Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Vermilion-25th Jud. Dist Court.
Number SRI.
Lastie Broussard ct al,
Number 377,

H#.a SNSoSAO ~ OAt
VS..
Ludger Chataigner ct al.
DY virtue of q writ of fieri facias issued
ID by the Honorable Court aforesaid. in
and for said parish. in the matter of the
above numbered and entitled suit com
manding me to seize and sell the property
of the above named defendants. I will
proceed to sell at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, with benefit of
appraisement, at the principal front door
of the courthouse of said parish, on
SATURDAY, MARCH {, 1891,
between the hours Of II o'clock a. M, and
4 o'clock p. M, and continuing from day
to day if necessary, ali the rights, titles,
interests and demands of the said defend
ants in and to one certain sloop known by
the name of ISLAND BELIEF
TERMs-Cash ON the day Of sale.
Sherlff's Office, Abbeyille. Louisiana,
February q, 1891.
a. L. LEBLANC. Sheriff.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-02-28
NOTICE.

ABBEv1LLE, Jan IS, 1890.
The undersigned give notice TO
the public that hunting on their
lands and premises is, henceforlh,
prohibited. Any one tresspassing
on their properties will be prese
cuted to the full extent Of The law
ADRrEN NUNEz.
w. w. KuEHLING,
M. LEoUEUx.
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For Rent.

A small farm 80 arpents) near
Abbeville, all under fence. Enquire
Of W. w. EDWARDS.
HOGS FOR SALE.
About six head Of Berkshire hogs
for sale cheap. w. w. EDWARDS.
January 10, 1891.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-02-28
Board Proceedings.

ABBEVILLE, Jan. 3, 1891.
The Board of School Directors Of
yernilion parish net this day In regu-
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wv
your committee vouchers for which he
is entitled to a credit amounting to
$2349.6 leaving a balance in the hands
of the treasurer of $2754.43. The above
settlement does not include the amount
of funds derived from the rents of
school lands received since July 3, 80,
as all rents are not yet collected; there
fore your committee deferred settling
for said funds at present. Neither does.
said settlement include the sum of SAG
received OF, poll tax of 1889 from the
Police Jury.
All ofwhich is respectfully submitted,
j. N. WILLIAMS,
G.. GoDCHAUx.
ABBEy1LLE, La, Jan. B, 1891.
70 the Hon. President and Members Of
the Board of School Directors OF
Vermilion Parish.
Gentlemen beg leave to report
that / visited all the public schools
throughout the parish of Yermilion
during the month of November and
December, and found with but one or
two exceptions, teachers prompt in
their attendance and attentive to their
duties.-the exceptions being where
teachers were somewhat late in their
arrival at the school, and in one in
stance where the teacher was not CIV
ing that attention to the primary schol-
ars which | thought was necessary.
The attendance of the pupils has been
very irregular, probably owing to the
harvesting of the crops. There are
repairs needed on the school prop
erty, especially the fencing around tho
school house near Grand Marais in the
list ward. The doors and windows to
house near Mr.. M. G. Broussard needs
repairing. | would also suggest that il
this school was located elsewhere in
neighborhood, probably there
would be an increased attendance. I
also found the school at Perry in need
of another stove-f1ue and blackboard,
which | ordered to be procured. The
window glass at the Mouton Cove
school are needing repairs very much,
as the putty which held them in has
fallen off.
Respectfully submitted,
J.. N. WILLIAMS,
= - 80 III 4 uDtlC 9llIUD1C4
The following claims were then al
v. Hinkley, furnishing material and
making 20 school desks 5 so 90
W, p. Edwards. drawing leases of
school lands for the year ending
December 81. 1890, 10 so
Finance COMMITTEES for year ending
December 81, 1880. 30 90
funds IS "A
Geo. Hayes, lock for school house AZ
Resolved, that the poll taxes improp-
erly collected from Messrs. Vilior Ro-
nero, Vim. Sarver, Adrien SORES, Dro-
net Hulin and Stratton White be re-
after proper investigation.
On motion duly seconded, the Board
adjourned to meet on the 18th of Janu-
ary 1891.
N. G. YoUSG, President.
]. Y. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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j. M. BEAUXIS,
aBBEVILLE, La.

Keeps constantly on hand a fresh an
General supply of Family Groceries of al
kinds; Canned and Jared Goods of a fnl
assortment, and Country Produce of every
Variety j; and the very best brands of
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Total on hand -.
Treasurer School Board Funds.
Very respectfully,
Ell WISE.

ELI WISE,
Treasurer School Board Funds.
On motion, duly seconded, the presi-
dent and secretary of this board are
hereby authorized to ascertain the
amount Of costs due by the school board
in suit of M. Il I. Bagley VS.. Valerien
Landry, and to draw a warrant on the
treasurer for said amount, payable out
of any funds accruing from rents of
school lands.
On motion, the president of this body
is authorized to have section liz, SIR.
4 East, r%esurveyed.
The finance committee having SUBJ
mitted the following report, the same
was accepted and ordered spread on
the minutes.
ABBEvILLE, La, Dec. 80, 1900.
To the Hon. President and Members of the
Board ofSchool Directors Of Vermilien
Parish.
Conference.-The undersigned, your
finance committee beg leave to report
that they have met this day and made
a settlement with the treasurer of tAe
school funds, and find as follows, to
wit
To balance on hand last settlement,
July 8, 1890, 3O9O.29
July Z, 1890, reed from Alcide
Leblanc poll tax 1889 SOTO
Aug. go, State apportion-
ment 1862
Oct. /, 80.
From a. J.. Leblanc rolls 1874
Poll tax 80 1920
Corporation 80 6.57
Nov. /, 80.
From A. l. Leblanc roll 1859
Poll tax 5000
Corporation Ills
Dec. /, 80.
From A. L. Leblanc roll 21S.75
Poll tax 218.56
Corporation LAG
Dec. 30, $50, poll 1889, 11.40 5104.07
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Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

Twenty-fifth Judicial District Court.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
STUDY BOSTON STYLE,
Segregatiug the Various Styles O
Computation.
From the Boston Transcript.
THE VULGATE.


From the Boston Transcript.
THE vULGATE.
A lady slipped on a banana skin on
School street yesterday afternoon and broke
leg.
THE sTAccATo STYLE.
It is a job for a surgeon
A banana skin did 1t.
There was a slide, a scream and a dull
thud.
The atmosphere was full OF lingerie, frou
frou. hairpins and bric-a-brac.
1t was laughable.
But only to few.
A dozen men CALAMITY rushed to the
rescue.
It was a woman who had fallen.
Horrorl
A neither limb was broken.
She was in agony.
And all because Of somebody's carelesness
Saul has slain his thousands.
The banana skin has slain its ten thou
sands.
THE FLoRID STYLE.
Tripping lightly down School street yes.
terday afternoon, her face all aglow with
health and her every muscle, nerve, vein
and artery in harmony with the invigorat-
ing autumnal atmosphere, a representative
fleet from the perpendicular and in another
instant this one Of Gods last and best gifts
to man came with crushing force to the
hard, unyielding pavement The immedi-
ate cause of the unfortunate lady's down
fall was the greasy envelope of that now
tropical fruit. the banana, which some
thoughtless, if not malicious, individual
had cast upon the public sidewalk. The
victim of this carelessness. or worse, had
sustained fracture of a limb, and it viii
be many v cary weeks ere she will again be
able TO walk erect ami stately as heretofore
THE FACETIOUs STYLE.
She wilIsbe careful how she treads on
banana skins hereafter. She didn't know il
was loaded, but it free her 1t is only a
broken leg; not much comfort to her, but q
good thing for the surgeon. There's money
in it. People who throw away banana skins
should be careful to 50 throw them shat the,
will land with the slippery side down, un.
less they are in league with the bone-settine
profession. In that case. Of course, it is
different.
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the great doctor never found time to carry
out his theories, for his tastes in gastronomy
were scarcely those Of a Brillat Savarin.
His favorite delicacy was an overlooked leg
Of pork, or a veal pie stuffed with plums
and sugar. and he was accustomed to give
additional flavor to plum pudding on his
plate by pouring toureen of lobster sauce
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
DangeroussUse OF strong Purgatives.

Pills and purgatives which act quickly
upon the bowels, irritate and destroy the
mucous Innings Of the stomach and bowels.
A continued use of such remedies inflames
the stomach and bowels. The. use of the
genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt is
highly recommended because its action is
due solely TO its solvent and stimulating prop
critics, without irritating the stomach. OBJ
tain the genuine imported article only.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27

Our line Of s25 suits equal any custom
made goods that you pay $40 and ESQ for.
Save SIS aud buy one OF Kobler's beauties.
los Br0ughton street.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27

We have the prettiest line Of novelties in
suits for the little fellows from years up
ever shown IN Savannah. Kohler, the
lively clothler, i5s Broughton.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27

When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriaA
When Shs had Children, she gave them Cassosss
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27

Silk vests from 50 so up. Kohler, 1853
BroughtOn. I'D.
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Sic S,oG5eit cincr Iiatonars=
go r;ytfr

sc tlmaufec, gSisc., 5. Sept
Gin bieli9eS 9lbcnOblatt brin9t Die an
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Gertrude Botter, Die Sobtcr oes Gbicaz
su'er Wiilliunars, ijd beimlidb nit 5.
Zee Jtult Dem Sobn zines rciden Sol;z
bGuoler5 in San Glalre, perbeiratbet
babe. Die Srauung babe am 6. SUM su
GenepazTafe ltatt9efunOen, uub oas Baar
lei balO Oarauf nad europa abgereiit,
I'M BORT sic 6litteruOben Su oerbringeu.
Die gltern Ser bciocu iuusen geute iolen
ieet nod uibt BON Der Ssiratb unterridz
tet ieiu unb batten bcabiid]ti9t, sic Sods
Seit i'm ocrbit OleleS 5abreS 5u feiern.
SRI. YOtter bat friiber ctnmal ourd Elm
romautilhes 2iebesuerbdlmiB nit eincm
3ettun9slunsen bon iid reocn senladt;
Die Glteru madteu bamalS ben iunaen
2iebeslcuten einen Stri6 burd bie Gedz
ming. Der iunge Guit 1T 20 Sabre alt
unO bat oas ngeloltsGOlese" abiolpirt.
Die Gltern bes 6rl5. Softer peroen beute
9lbeuO in Chicago bon elmer 9ieiic suz
rid erwartet. Grit na9 ihrer 9lnfunft
miro es mO9lid) iein, ;u ermitteln, Oh Die
BON bem Otllpaufee'r Slatte beridtete
@cldl6tc aui @abrbeit berubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-07
Dsrmilhtss aus Orn DIR. Staatrn.

Die Stabt : SlcOeldn0 in Ohio mlr0
fortau chr btlltge8 s G) q 5 baben. SH
Dem &ie Smtld)eu Dem Staouatb uuo
ben @aagcIellid)afteH I'M Die @rndBIguua
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SauleHO &ubitfuB bat Der Grltere eiuen
Sleg 81 oerSeld)neu, lH0em od5 Srels9erld)t
ben 9tntrag Der Gaegeleuldalten, Die Ser.
Dfieutlldluug Der oeH 0aSprcl5 berableBeu.
oen itaOuGtbltden &erOrouuug 81 unterlaz
gen, abgelebut hat.
,5n Dem cauaNiiteu 9orfe Spoeubem
berrld)t cine groBe rellgt0le Nuts
reQung. 9a8 Gebabreu Der yNrelen
Nietbooe" III jenem Oorie erregte iolte 9tll.
beit0ruugen, oaB lie aus benz 9ebGuOe, III
Dem ite tbre Seriammlungeu ObblelteH, ans
gemieien muroen. Sle begabeu i'd aut'S
6elO uno blelteu Oaielblt enc p&orlettzYer=
lammlung" ab. IS wur0e Elm 6euer ange=
3iinoet, uuo ole 6raueu marfen ibre SorlettS
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len lterbeu, lule @ott ms geidJaiien bat" e
0le anerltaEiiten .3igeuner babeu oieier
Gage etuen Heueu &0nlg erbalteU,
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rem murbe. 2erlelbe miro blnnen Wtouat5z
frtit allem 3igeuneruolt Amerta's ais So
mig Sobanne8 prctamirt werOeu. Der 9ieuz
9eborene lit Der Sobn Don Srnpbena, Der
81. &0nigin uou Gut, pom Stamme Der
r0mil6en vllmd)lel5," uno Don Gam Sud
Iunb. Die Glteru beiratbeten iid Dor bier
Sebn Sabren III GnglanO. Die Ntutter 1T u
Sabre alt uuO ioL Die idl0nte aler 3lgeu=
nerIraueu III 9merifa Ieiu; Der Sater Sdblt
80 Sabre, 1T eln geldlidter Jteiter un0 lOQ
SiemIl9 pernlOgtuo ieiu. S0nig SObanne8
III ba5 finite 3ino oes EaareS uuo erbalt
lelnen Sltcl ourd ben llntitauo, baB er oa8
erlte Stno 1T, meld)e5 ieine Diutter, Die So
ulgin, naf Dem I'M porigen gtooember 5u
Birmingham, @rglano, erfolgten Ableben
Don Sontg 6elurtd geboreu bat.
Sn Detroit itarb Ill Dem bobcn 9llter BON
81 Sabreu e antd en-" y lin Narb,
eiue mettbiu betanute lSobltbGterlu. Son
SugenO an mar ile alien unuerOrgten YSaI>
len uub iOnIl9en belmatblOieu &tuCern cine
8eld)iiberin, &ebrerlu, 6reuuoin uno Dtut@
ter. Sie iorgte iiir iOld)e Sinoer nltt bios,
menn fe oarum gebeten maro, lonoeru lud)te
iie iogar auf. 9ter;ebu 9inoer bate iie bon
oeren alnpbeit al bis 3u reIIcrem alter
er;ogen. Sir ptele anoere bat ite DO
nate uub Sabre lang gelorgt. Gin babies
3ueeuO uOu ben uSons," Die lie gepegt uno
gepIlegt uno I'M yeben pOrp6rt5 gebradt
bat, lit leBt in Der yage, iiebeniteQlge @betS
aus3ufteueu. 9aruutcr befinOeu ild ein
angele9ener @iieubabH DEMONSTRATION i'm
gSefeu, Smet 2ler3te uub eiu Souimanu.
Don 81. GtdtuiOn ut itOlj 0araui, elner ib=
rer uSog8" 9enannt 81 merpen.
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gcrmild,te telesrapptihc eepeSd,em.

- Die Senat0reu 2llerau0er unb 9(llep
9erlethen III ser gelr1gen Sttuug OeS
Y taatSlenatS Don s SenncMce Ill Suelt uHo
ittmplten lid, 9e9cuicltlg vlnfane yiigner"
Ii. !. II. Spdter lellteteu lle 9lbblttc unb
perlObuten ltd).
= Sobu 2ucas, elm Iool;bader, lit i'll iei'
ner jOlltte unruelt SeGttle, 2Salb., ermorbet
au'geiunben worOeu. 5. GomunOS, ELL
nuoerer I0ol;hader, meld)er Die nQmlld}e
!0lltte bemobute uuO legt Uerld)munOeH lit,
lleht in SerOad)t, 2ucas beraubt uuo 9es
tootet 81 haben.
- 9ei 0rummouUIQe, Ont, iluO Die 2eis
den BON - brlttitleH Soloateu, DIE in Dem
Grefien pon yuUOD5 zane geIulleH mareu,
i'll eluer SauOtante oidt all Dem 6rleObofe
ausgegyabeu moroeu. @tlld)e Der llnl1or=
men mareu nod Stenlldl gut erhalteu. Die
llebewclte murOen tuEerbalb 6e5 6rte0bOIes
aut'S 9tenc belgeeft.
- &n @blccgO brad geitcru 9lbeuo ell
Srctterllci9 al Der yiorOsGlarfiraBe, auf
meld)em al 80 Yerlonen etn SrunO beobs
afteteu, ;uIammeu, uHb Die mclltcn gu
idauer ltiirSten Sebn 6uB bod DerOb mo
murOen uerlePt. Sri. gSunb, II SABRE alt,
trua eIne ltllmme &opimunOe, unO Jtid)arO
s. BILLIARDS aus 9ltlautd, @a., eineu Sein-
brut) 0apOu.
- Die Yanoiteu, mcld)e III ser 9tadlt
pom letteu 9ieHitag clueu 3ug Der uSiio=
Itd)eu YactVc Sabn" Su SamueIS, Sera5,
anblelteu MD ben GrpreBwaggOn pliiuOers
ten, lollen BEN ueueiteu giad)rltteu Sufolge
$4,000 bis $l5 900 erbcutet babeu.
- 5u Der Staot Merto berritt groBc
Gntriiltung iiber Die III Den Ger. Staateu
per0fIentlid)tcu @eridlte, baB eiue 9teOolu.
ton gcgen peu YrQllOenteu Gia; i'll HSerte
Jet. 1le 9taArI1t mlrO fitr abioIut erlo9en
erfldrt.
-2aS pon Der Eeuniplpanier @eiebge=
buug ernaunte GOmlte, ueldle5 Die NiOge.
lelen Sobu &NrOslcD'S unterluden lOu, ers
0iinete geiteru ielne &erbOnoluugeu i'll Ebi-
laOelpbia. Gouuerneur %attiOn wurOe ais
,3euge Oernommen.
- Sopi, Shulteru uno Hunpf Der Staz
tile $oeurD ". Gr0Op'S, res peritorbcncu
luolidJeu StriftireuerS unO SOurnalIlteu,
mmoeu am 9ouneyitag I'M GtabllHement Der
u2lmO5 WiauuracturHg-GO." Su Chicago erz
,oIy,
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2stna!:::9dnd!

~GVWSs s-'.'''''-''' >sCW*hSs
Gin 9iftoIeuidms-eina anau, ober tsin 0ioro;
eiHfa Der erite uB Der SrpffHH9 Der SerbitlalloH
In 2epplteH II. I. 10. bel
Setpie I. Vad,man & Yruoer,
glr. 415, Sit=SaItimore>, Tahe @apitraSe.
BrnMeIcr Seppidl. so @eRts bic g)0ro,
enitlleBlit 9fdheHs unb Se9eHs.
BrnSfeIcr 5eppidl. so Sents bic garo,
einiflieGlit Ndbers uno Se9ens.
SeWiS =. Tad,mam d 2'ruper,
gtr. 415, SitzSaItimorez, nahe Ganitrase.
Sammet> cppid1 .........S SIS Gents Die g)drb,
nit ginitIuB bss gdbers nno eessns.
Sammct=Se cupid, ..............S5 S5 9eRts bic Yaro,
nit Sinit,luB oes 9tdbens nno Se9e1s.
Sciuis I. WadImau Il Sruocr,
Sir. 415, SIt= t=Sdltimorez, nabe S'apitrdfe.
9reiIasiger Snarain: Seppid, SO Gents Die 9aro,
eiHitIesltCh ytdhcHs rEo Seeens.
Sreilaaiaer SuaraiuzScppid) so Gents Die Y0rb,
eiHitlieBib gtdbens uub Sesens.
Scwie !. Tad,mau Il Sruoer,
ytr. AS, SiizSaltimore>, nabe ccGpitrate.
Wadletudl.. 20, 25 Gents unb b06er.
Uadlstud, els, 20, 25 Gents unb bober.
Seiuis I. TadImam IL Srnosr,
gir. 415, SitzSaltimorez, uobe GjapitrGBe.
Watten. 6afao Watten, sIaftc, ganSuplz
Icne Smrrna 'cr uno Sapiferie.ytattcn5 5u niez
briasn BreeH gtan pergeiie nidt, oa6 mir in oeier
aeu9en Sic idh ieIbit 9auen Sic iiir feinen Collar
g8Gdren, bis Sic Die uniri9en uno nniere l'ree se=
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merten Sie fb Ole
gtnmmer Ais, Sit<Satimorc=, rabe G5aphraGe,
Ssmie Z. Tad,mau IL Sruoer.
P. S.-gSir Ho ben Gag iber 10 seihditia, baB mir
Im libr Ibcuos ms iebr ntiioe fIblen. Ser
seeH Sic oaber Hidt: u1ier @eihdit ipiro nm 6 lbr
abeHos seidlIoiieH. (210O
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sSu oeu 0ru1to ecpubrt.

9tew Dorf, 5. Septenber. Der
auslaufcnoe SunarbOanpfer ,Gtruria"
ranntc hsute fri5 auf bcr Sai, ;milden
SeOlOc's SSlanO II. @ouernOr8> SSlGnb,
gegen oen fleinen 9iemorqucur ,Gric,"
Gigentbum oes \Orn. Wtartin 9llcranoer
BON 9ir. ~, SOutblraBe. Der 9ttcicnz
oampTcr traf baS fletne 6abrSeug 9cnau
in Der Uttttc bcS bintercn Sbcile5 uno
ldnltt Oa1clbe III Der 0tidtung DeS Sugs
ent;wci. Die beiOen SGlIten ianfcn,
bepor bic rGtruria" gum Stillitano &C.
bradt worocn mar, uno nit Senislben
Die aus fiInf Ecrl oncu beitebenoe Sez
mannnn9, nGulld: Samc5 9lleranoer,
"a Sabre aft, Sobu Oes Gigentbiimcrs
oes Shleppers rGrie )" Sobn @ilion,
GapitGu bes 2tttereu Samcs Otoonep,
Der Oiaihimilt ; Natbaniel Sarman,
Der oel;er, eln 6arbiger, uuo Gboma5
Common eiu 0efarbeiter. Der iun9e
9(lcranocr crtraut, wGbrcnO Bic picr 2lnz
oercn BON Dem Sdleppoampier rGjuiz
oiu9 Star," Der iid) III Der 9tGbe tefano,
9erettet purben. Die Gtrurla" wurbe,
mie Die Ccrettcten meloeten, nlbt belGGz
bigt uno lcete lbrc 6a9rt nad Ocr boben
See fort.
SOnOn, 6. Sept. - Der ans Ybiz
laoclpbia bier an9cfommcne 0ampier
> Snolan" cOllioirtc wGbrcno Der ucrganz
gencu 9tadr nit Dem Sdooner Nnorew
s. Oorf," melder nit eincm Cargo
Fflaltcritcinen BON Charts SSlano, Iie. =,
nad] 9teluzDorf unterweg5 mar, uno be-
ldaOi9te ibn bcrmaBen, OaB ct binnen
Spel Wtinuten nntersing. Die Ntann=
idait ocS S9ooncrS, elnlhlieBlld Der
iSrau unO ;wei &inoer OeS Gapltdns u.
Sittlciobn, wurocn bon Dem 0ampfcr
9erettet unO bIerbcr 9ebrudt. Sidter
Jtebcl berridte sur s3eit ser GOuiliun.
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Grtrliufc,t.

Spofanez6 lis, Malb., 5. Sept.
- @eitcrn abcno fubren pier SolOatcu
bon GOmpa9nie IS" Ocs 4. SuIantcricz
9fe9iments: 8. S'&eeie, &orporal 81
ierion, s. SrOwn unO Eatrif So9an in
eincm Sabn auf ocn Gocur b'9Ilcnez
Gee binans. Ginem Der &rieger fiel
lein $out ms @alier unb Bel Dem Ser
Jude, Sen cr madte, Ben Sut wlcOer III
erhalden, brahte CT Oen &abn sum linz
flppcn. 9lue bier 5nIaNen iielen iu'S
@aner. 0rei OapOn ertranfen; eS mar
feline Ot0slidfeit, ibncn 5u \oiilfe gu
fommen. 9ogan allein rettctc iid; CT
hielt lid an benz ltm9cidla9enen &abn
felt uno wurDe beute iriib in crlG0pftem
3ultanpe ans Sano 9ebraht.
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@pn ieimem Sd,maacr tootltd, perE
iuittsOcf.

Bbtlabelphi bic, 5. September.-0er
SO Sabre alte beutlde giet9ermeiiler Sein-
rid gSittmaper, Der in 9tr. 1881, Gbompz
ionitraBe, mobut, bate heute Ntoraeu nit
ieinem SdJma9er Sarl Srtes, ebeniaQs Ell
nem Nieeger, i'm Scnitugton Diarttbaue
iiber @elOaugelegeubeiteu einen Streit, Der
oamit en0ete, baB 9Sittmoper, ourh iiiui
NteTeritidle ldlwer perwunoet, mad oem
pSt. Ntariens0oIpltal" gebraat, m6breno
Srieg in 0ait genomneu muroe. getterer
hattie lpater EN- Gerb0r Dor &oli;eirld,ter
GiQsspie, Der ibn obne a3ulaiiuug pon Surgz
ityait Dem geidngniB iiberlpies. Die belz
ben Sd)wd9er iinO idon ielt ldnqerer 2eit
eluer @eloaugelegenhe meQen 0erfein0et,
bod mar eS btSber ilpli6eu tbuen III teinen
SbQtli1feiten 9ctommeH.
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Gin s@iffscapitam ais sd,muaaIer.

Nem zSrleanS, 5. Sept. = @cz
itern baben Die bicligen 3oubebOrben Die
9rOBte Seldlagnabme gcIdmuggcltcr
@aarcn, bic icit iiinf Sabren oagelpeien
1T, porsenommen. Der Sdmug9ler
lit fetn geringcrer ais GapitGn Senri
Wollier BON bem fransOiiiden 0ampier
rMarleille, weldcr swlihen bier uno
Sorbeaur lduit. 0ie6rauGupitau betrieb
bier Elm Euemudcrseldait. 9sr 0ams
pier lan9te am NtlttwO1 gtaAmitta9
bier an. G'eltern wurbcu Die j3oubebOrz
oan in &enntniB sciest, bnB auf benz
0ampier cine gan;c WtaIie feines gOrz
Scuan, Spiten, Eariiimerie uuo slnoeres
Durd Oen Captain uno ieine 6rau eins
seldmu9gclt wOroen iei. Ntan nubm
cine 0aualuduns in ser &Obnung be5
Captains pOr uuo fanb BORT cine iold)e
Wtenge pom uertbupllcu eingeIbmu9gclz
ten Sad)en, baB man Oaraus idllcBen
mus, baB Der Sdmu99el Don Dem Gaz
pltan lett LANCER 3clt bctrleben morOcn
iein muB. DUN wirb Scm Captain oas
Sdnlu99slseid)ait aui lanse 3cit sclest
meroen.
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Die wD6lt6dtigelt Gr9eb<
nilIe ppn SAwefel~ Sdrern
iinp st wpbl brfalnt, lu
nph ndberer Grlduterlm8
Su bepiirien. Die 98rflu1=
9en opn