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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

and OOOnnQs. umpire, nursl.
BRcoKLYNs, l3--0. wAsHrNeroSs. o..
WASHINGTON. ID. O.. June 24-Two games
we're played here to-day between the Wash
ingtOn and Brooklyn teams. Ia the hrst
the home team appeared to be scared and
beaten before the game was called. As re-
suit Brooklyn won easily. Stein pitched
effectively aud received good support. Score;
First eame.) h. B.H. n.
Washingtons.. =. o OOoOOOO00-0 8 s
Brooklyns ma 2 o 5 0 % x-i3 l6 q
Batteries Abboy and MilliRani Stein ,
Kinslow. Umpire. Lynch.
washington. ...1O1OO0ooO- /
Brooklyns ....0 600 900 o.
Batteries Knell and Mcclure; Hart and q.
Daily. Umpire, Lynch.
BosToSs, 81; DALTMoREs. o.
BALTIMORE. June 2i--Boston won two
games from the Baltimores to-day. In the
first contest tho Orioles were shut out, tho
visitors winning by few timely hits In the
fourth inning. Both pitchers were ehectiye-
la the second the Bostons Ousbattsd the
BRIDES and won With ease. Attenaance. i,26e.
Soore
First game) y. Du. Z.
Baltimores. o 5000 0 90
Bostons. ... 20 0 020 0000x-i2 4 2
Batteries Bufinton and Robinson; Nichols
and Bennett Umpire. Sheridan.
Second game) n. B.n. Il.
Baltimores. 10 20 5000 O. B q
Bostons. ........1 000030 Sx-7 8
Batteries Cobb and Gunson; Clarkson and
Bennett Umpire. Sheridan.
Lou1syLLEs, T. cmcAGos. 0.
CHICAGO, June 2i-The Colonels won Ia
the seventh on Dahlens wild throw. which
advanced Viau 20 second, McFarland's sacri-
fee and Browns timely single. The game
was a pretty one from o fielding point but
tho grounds were In horrible condition for
playing The score
&. u.B. 4.
Chicagos ..........O OOO00Oo 90 1
I.ouisyilles ....,.0 90 0 0 O. c
Batteries Luby and Kittridge; Viau and
Grim. Umpire. G6hney.
PIrrsBuRGs. 2; cIEoINSATIs 0.
PrrrsBURo, Pa. June 2l.-The Cincinnatis
failed 10 connect with TerrYs delivery in to-
days game and were shut out. Latham tried
a sample OF 10 In the first and McPhee In the
fourth inning bat that was all the Reds par
took Of Terry's fine dessert. The scores
B.'n.H.E.
Pittsburgs.. ...O00O0f00 /
Cincinnatis. 30 90 5000 o 0 2 8
Batteries: Terry and Miller: Chamberlain
and Murphy. Umpire Mitchell.
PHIADELPHIAs, 6; NEW YoREs. 3.
New YoRK, June 24.-The Philadelphia team
went right on with their winning to-day and
easily defeated the New Yorks. Kesfe
pitched for the visitors, and though hit hard
at times he was very effective at critical
periods. The phiilies played fine game In
the Geld. their work being imbued with snap
and ginger The game put up by tho New
Yorks was directly opposite to the visitors
Score;
d. D.H. \.
New Yorks. O00100i0i-3 2 8
Philadelphias. 40 0 0 0x--6
Batteries Ruse Rnd Doyle; Keefe and
Clements. Umpire. Emslie.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02
SAVED FROM A WRECK.
Captain and Crow Taken or n Rapidly
Sinking Vessel at Sea.

Captain and Crow Taken or Rapidly
Sinking Vessel at Sea.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 2.-Schooner
Harold =. Beecher, Captain Persons,
which arrived here yesterday, reports: /:
Aug. %, lat. $3.50, long. T.3o, or about so
miles of Fry ing Pan shoals, fell in with
bark Nevada of Aberdeen, Captain K. r.
Gilmore. The bark was showing signals
OF distress, had IL feet OF water in her
hold and was fast settling in the sea.
The Beecher took of the crew of the Me-
vada and the captains wife and children,
IA persons in all.
Captain Parsons then set fire to the
vessel and saw her burned TO the water
line before getting the Beecher under
way. He landed nine seamen and tho
two mates In New York Wednesday. The
captain and family came to this city and
left in the afternoon for ST. John. The
Nevada was loaded with 100000 feet OF
lumber and 1900 barrels OF resin, and was
bound for Savannah, Ca, which port she
cleared Aug. 10, for Barcelona.
She was owned by Strep'n q Co., ship
ping merchants, OF Aberdeen, Scotland.
She wns about 1900 tons and was built IL
years ago. The vessel was va ued at S20,-
900 and cargo at a like figure. Both
were fully insured. Nothing was saved
from the wreck.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02

square, give a massive appearance TO
this underground castle. by means OF
a cable down which we slide, we are
enabled TO say we are as far as we can
go, and observe a steam drill boring
still deeper into mother earth. "A Pc
culiarity between coal and tin mines Is
here observable.
In coal mines a stratum is reached
and the miner works along "level,
while in the tin mine he follows the
'grain" or "ledge" in a slantlng line
right down into the earth. This re-
quires more diffiult and cramped work,
and the traveller, after repeated SOUND
whacks upon the head, realizes the paths
were not made for him especially to
walk through, but simply as a means 10
reach the desired product.
Upon conversing with several OF the
miners found they know more about
the size and ability of John Il. Sullivan
and other pugilsts than of the more I'M
portant things of life. A great many,
in fact the majority Of the miners, skip
about the country, from one mine to
another, so that outside of the general
facts, before stated, nothing authentic
could be obtained. Old men, young
men and boys all worked together, hold
ing their lives constantly in their hands.
The tin mines are doubtless safer than
any others, from the fact there is no fire
damp or danger of premature explosions,
but the fact of being half a mile below the
earth's surface with walls of stone on
every hand menacing life and limb. and
compelled to pick or WELD a stone ham
mer for the greater part of eight hours,
left no doubt as to their physical condi..
ton at the close of the days work. and
this for an average Of Go, or say S23: ~
per month. We returned in similar
manner to that explained, reaching the
surface about 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
No persuasion could induce the old lady
to sell me the suit used, so was forced
to part with it.
WILLARD /. LANSING.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02

OLD COLONY,

PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Time tables giving full Information
as TO local and through train rvice
may DO obtained at Providence sta
tion and stations as below.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02

CoPENHAoES, Sept. Am expedition
consisting OF nine embers OF the DAN
ish navy, under command OF Lieut.. Ry-
der, has returned to Iceland after passing
the winter In Scoresby's Land, Green
land, at n place situated in latitude 20
degrees, q Minis. North. The work OF
the expedition consists OF exploring the
country and collecting specimens OF
everything OF value or interest that can
be obtained. Great scientific results
have already been achieved. The expedi-
tion will return TO Greenland at the end
of the month
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02
NOTES OF The CONTEST.

Same order as yesterday, Ga rdiner only
hind Swan. Big vote for Goff.
PROVIDENCE. Sept. /.
To the Editors Of the Neps
The enclosed 154 coupons are for Gardi-
ner: 43 from Chaplain Il. d., 45 from
Capt James Hubbard, "a from Mr.. Shat
tuck, 10 from Mr.. Cilley, and 20 from Rev.
Z. X. S. With best wishes for the NEWS,
believe me, COLLECTOR.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 1.
To the Editors Of the Neios:
Please accept these II coupons for Fire
man John II. Hall of Hose 8, from
A NEIGHBoR.
PROVIDENCE. Sept. 9.
To the Editors Of the Netus:
Enclosed 2S3 coupons are for Officer
Gardiner: 191 from Comrade John Med
bury, First Cavalryman, and 92 from
Comrade II. S. Olney Of Slocum Post.
COLLECTOR.
BULLocK's POINT LIGHT STATION,
September l.
To the Editors Of the Neioc
Please flnd enclosed II coupons for Com
rade Gardiner; am glad to see Slocum
Post waking up. have none IN my in
side pocket left. j. j. CARD.
Light Keeper, Drownville.
BRISTOL, sept. 1.
To the Editors Of the Netoc
Enclosed please find 10 coupons for
Charles @. Wilson of the ''Hyds.," from
PIP.
Seventy-Hve for G. o. Swan, from
BERTHA L. OCKEL.
Seventy-nine votes for William II. Mat
thews. No name
From G. w. Brown for Gen. Nathaniel
Greene Council Of American Mechanics or
Newport, X. l., All for Goff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02

A Pepperell. Mass. Woman Murdered
Assassin Tried TO XIII Himself.

Assassin Tried to XIII Htmseif.
EAST PEPPERELL, Mass, Sept. 2.-Pep-
perell was startled yesterday by brutal
murder and attempt at suicide. At 4.30
In the morning William Lively, farmer
at the North Village, ran to the house OF
neig ghbor Baker and told him to come to
his house at once, as his wife was sick.
Baker Is an old man and did not wish to
60 80 early, SO he sent Evelyn Greenlaw,
girl stopping at his house.
She went to the house before Lively
rot back and saw Mrs. Francena Lively.
the farmers wife, lying on the floor near
the sink in the back kitcnen. She went
for help and when she came back she saw
Lively lying in the doorway OF the same
room with 81 calibre SIX shooter near by
with two cham bers empty. His wife had
from which her brains oozed.
She seemed to be alive then, but died
soon after. Lively had a ragged wound
behind his right ear. Doctors Lovejoy
and Heald were summoned and pro-
nounced the chances for Lively's recov-
cry or death about even. Lively is Ss
years old and his wife about 81. She was
native of Peppersll, being daughter OF
Calvin Robins,
Lively is Nova Scotian and has been
In Pepperell about 10 years. The couple
were hard working people, and Lively
had the reputation of being close fisted.
He was accustomed TO drink cider partic-
ularly hard and his wife had reproacaed
him for IL before. 1t Is thought by
Chief OF Police Coggin, who Is handling
the case, that Mrs. Lively reproached her
husband for drinking, whereupon Live
ly turned and shot her. She was evident
ly standing at the sink, working, when
shot. Lively is unconscious and in
charge OF Chief Coggin. Medical Ex-
aminer Hartwell will hold an autopsy to-
day and the body of Mrs. Lively IS laid
out in the front room, awaiting tho ex-
animation. Tho couple had two chill
dren, q boy of five and a girl OF three.
The boy says he heard quarrelling in the
house In the morning before he got up.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02

Five boatmen are missing from Day
1sld, Wis.
There IL small pox in Iroquois and Nc
Henry counties, Illinois.
A suspected Russian spy was arrested
q Townville, Queensland.
There are more than three thousand
cases 81 scarlet fever in London.
The empress OF Japan sailed from VAN
couvsr for China and japan.
The crew Of wrecked German barque
vas brought TO Boston in safety.
The New Zealand House OF Represen-
oativss passed woman suffrage bill.
An unknown schooner was probably
lest with all ON board on Lake Michigan.
George Lovely, . mason, was killed by
3 falling stone. while at work I'm Boston.
A. Indepsndence, Ia, on q kite-shaped
trockt Martha Wilkes lowered her record
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02

Since s. B. Brown "gave up the
ghost" we have acquired the dis
tinction Of being the only house in
town carrying a full line OF MAN
Tells, CRATES and TILES. Our
stock of Tiles has never been
equalled by Brown or any one else
in this city. In BRASS GOODS
and DECORATIVE IRON WORK
we are exclusive dealers. We are
the only concern outside New York
City who make any pretensions to
setting FLOOR, WALL and CELL
ING TILES. We have the bes;
tile setter in New England, and do
good work at fair prices.
Call on us for your Heating,
Plumbing and Fireplace Work.
OWEN McAULIFFE & SON,
S. w. Cor. Broad and Richmond SITS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02

TArorER, Sept. 2.-The Spanish doc
tors attending the soldiers wounded in
the recent engagement between the Sui /.
tan's troops and the rebel Aug
trikesmen state that the Moorish army
sustained heavy losses in all its fights
with the rebels. Hamsn. the leader OF
rebels, has notified the commander OF the
Suitan's forces that he must behead q
large number OF soldiers who have fallen
Into his hands unless the lives OF tho cap
tured Aughcras 90 spared.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02

WoRcEsrER. Mass, Sept. 2.-Ramona
Assembly No. 1874, Order Of the Interna-
tional Fraternsl Alliance of this city,
having its headquarters In Boston, has
voted to refuse to pay any more assess
ments to the supreme assembly, the
members claiming that the recent report
Of the order made to Insurance Commits
sioner Merrill warrants them In believing
that the order cannot keep its promise to
its members.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02
Station Agent saor l,,rn.

AVER, Mass, Sept. 2.-Louis Lepage, a
Frenchman, attempted to break into the
the Harvard station Of the Boston &
Maine railroad and was shot in the thigh
by the station agent. He was taken to
the Massachusetts General Hospital by
the police.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02
RAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE



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New London.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02
Conspiracy Against sovsrnm-a..

BuENos AYREs, Sept. "A conspiracy
against the government has been dis
covered In one of the provincial battal-
ions. Nearly all the officers of the bait
TALON have been placed under arrest by
the provincial government. Tho La
Plata conspiracy has collapsed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02
new YORK & NEW ENGLAND

Trains leave PROVIDENCE a.

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c61fHHSrRS. GknENE, MoosuP. PLAINFIELD
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WINp556ASH 56 WILLIMANric-s 10 A NJ Il iS'
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cGicAGo AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURo
PASCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
fS6, AS A. NJ; go, Is 60 and s.ll l5 50 l5 p. NJ
Nj IL 40, Z 90 ss6 40, r. NJ: IS 90 A. NJ.
ssRE tho Mns due Ss% or *
Trains for Boston leave east end of Union
Depot, and for Hartford and the West from west
end. For pascoag and way stations from uaapss
street Depot. Providence.
Tickets between Boston and 'Provid,nce nlrnltch H.
7b cents; unlimited 81.
W. ). JONES. Suot. A. e. ''T''
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
Der. Staaten 6eridt.
Gin Reoaftcur pom DER 2lnflaee, cine Sot.
teriez2 tn5etoe oeorudt gu Raben,
fretoefproden.

Soiepb W1auer, Der bei6uLoist tpar. cine
2otterie>9ln5eige in benz vOoo9e @ountD
Rioneer", in WtaDpile, gebrudt 5u 9aben,
tpuroe geftern in benz 8ereiniaten Staaten
@eri9te freigeipro9en. Ser Sal lit elm
bebeutenoer Sieg fit bte Qouiiiana Staatsz
2otterie. Sic 9luflaee beiagte, OaB cine gez
tpifie gfotis, pelhe in Der 3eitung, etnem
beuti6en Wo6enblatte, eridtenen tDar, cine
9ln3eige benz neuen @eiebe mad Jet, tpel6es
Die GoitbefOrOerun9 bon Bublicattonen
Derbtetet, Die 2otteriez Nn3etgen %entbalten.
Ste &arte lautete tpie folgt:
GpnraO G.onrao Gonr1o
&arte an baS Yublifum.
@dbreno es pabr lit, baB i0 gum PrGz
ftoenten Der 2ouiitana Staatss 2otterie>@ ez
iealdaft at Stele bes Deritorbenen SO. 81.
9aupbin ermGblt porben bin, 10 bin i'd
bp6 nod Brditoent Der @ulf Goaft See ano
Manufacturing @ompanb. uno ale Qufs
trdge fir Waterial, Otai6inerte etc. iopobl
mie ale anberen @ei6GftSbrieIe iouten ait
mid tpte btsber abrelftrt tperben. Saul
Gonrab, 8or 1853, SEEM Orleans.
Sen. 6. g. Bragg, BON Sonb Dr. Sac,
DertbeiDigte Wiuer un0 ar9umentirte, baB
Die Qn5etge utAt innerbalb bes 8erei6es
ber 8eroronung fomme. Die @ei6worez
men einigten it0 nad tpentgen Mtinuten.-
W1tltpautee (Bts.) Sentinel, 4. Sebruar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
Sbaoenfeuer.

Ginige Minuten Dor 1e6s ubr Treitag
Nbeno tpurbe in benz 8adltetIgebauDe an
Der Noroipeitefe Der l1nionz uno 2afeitraBe
Seuer entoe6t. sSn Dem @jebdube baben
etntge @ololeliten unb 8iloerrabmengez
l6dtte ibre Sabrifen auf9ei9laQen. Ser
DlerftDGtge Bau mar baber nit brenn6arem
Otaterial rei6ltd ausgeitattet. Dem eriten
Seueralarm fol9te balD Elm @eneroLalarm,
ba Die Seueripebr ourh iofortiges ener9tz
i6es Gingreifen bic Nusbreitung oes 8tanz
Des perbiuoern tpotlte.
IS gelan8 tbr bies aud in boQitem
WtoBe, benin i6on UNI 7 l1br tpar bas
Seuer, bas i'm 4ten Stodtpsrt ausgebro6en
mar, ni6t nur unter @ontroQe, lonoern
aud balo DouftGnbig gel0i1t.
Die ". s. S6uIB'ibs 8iloerra6mene
uno @ololetiten &c." erlitt einen Dur6
8erii6erun9en gebedten S6aoen BON
$4,000. 9as @ebGube gebSrt s. Softer
Gbooes unO wuroe I'M 8etrage BON $4,000
bel6doi9t. Nu6 bier fteben 9eniigenbe
8erit6erungen penn S6aben qegenIber.
Die ~iibri9en in ben unteren 5todmerfen
befinoli6en Sjrmen: g. 6elomanu, 8i[z
Observation-Disclosures; Union 8aint &Garnilb
Co.; S. s.. Grant 8ading Yopber 60. err
litten 3ulammen eilen our@ oas Dalier
bsrporgebra@ten S3aoen bon ungefdbr
$4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
Jun9oefellentrtumpb

Gor furser j3ett madte bic Ota6ri6t bic
Gunoe Our6 ollie 3eituEeen, baB Der Sung
geleue George IS. Nortbeose qan5 pl0bli6
cine @rbidaft BON $800,0 600 gema6t babe.
Set oieler 3ett miro Der 0lldliAe t6gli6
BON 8riefienoungen iiberfutDet, in tpeldent
1t6 vauelnltebenoe Oan1en bon angenebs
mem NeuBeren" ais 9ebensgefd6rtinnen
empfeblen. Mande pa9en es iogar nit
einem bireften 8umpperiu6. Ste 3abl
Der Sriefe bat it6 tGali6 semebrt uno
geifern bradte Der 8riefbote mad Der @obz
nung beS Serrn gfortbeo9e, 9to. 1929 State
Str.. einen Sad nit ipeuigftens 200 8riez
fen 9ei6leppt. SSn leiner Ber5meifluna bat
it4 Der gepla9te Sunggeiele on Die Boitz
%perpGltung geDalOt, Die tDn natirlid
niht belfen fam. Nun min er bur6 Die
Brelie Die 8otl6aft pertiRben. oaB er bas
@elb nod ni6t bat unb gar niht beiraz
then mill! 9ieier @efauen ioQ ibm sez
tpGbrt ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
+ frau 2LuouItd Orens.

S@on nieber bat ii6 Der unerbittli6e
GOD aus Den 3telben ullerer alien Nn1teo-
let Elm Spfer gebolt unb cine l6mer3lihe
Slide e%eriiien.
Wfontag N6en6 Inn balb3ebn 1br 1tarb in
Solge zines Dor adt Sagell itattgebdbten
G~6la9anfaleS, umaeben bon ibren Nieben,
Srau Nu9uita 9reps. 9ie 8eritorbene
mar am 20. Mu9ult 1886 in @ebren in
SDurtngen geboren, uno FAM 1855 nod
Gbicago, no tie it0 i'm ielben Sabre NIT
Serrn G9arles Wtaaoer nerbeiratbete, Der
lpdter Ietn Qeben i'm 8irgertrtege fir Die
grbaltung Der Union lieB.
Dim "a. OfGr3 1867 perbeirat6ete Iie iid
nit ibrem iebigeu. ite iiberle6enoen, @atten
Serrn Sreb Is. 0rens BON Der Sirma Qene
ben & OreDs, ben befannten @rbauern unz
lereS neuen Maliertunnels, uno binterGqBt
arBer tbm 5met SObne aus eriter gbe,
@barleS uno Sranf Wtaaeer, beibe nerbeis
ratbet unD aus sipeiter @be, @onin 0retps,
Derbetratbet, uuO cine leoige So6ter, SrGuz
letn gltiabetb Oretps, pel6e in Br0ant's
6anbelsl3ule alS Qebrerin thGtig lit. Die
8sritorbene mai cine edit fernoeuti6e 6rau
unD binterl0Bt nalnentlid i'm norDmeitltz
6en Sbeile unlerer Staot einen groBen ite
betrauernoen SreunOeStreis. Sic mar qez
lIebt nllo geadbtet BON Wuen, Die fie fannz
ten, muBte itb i'm 9eben nit BEN SrDbli6en
gu %freuen, uno lab man ie itets BEL Dem
Teitlidfeiten ibrer enaeren S6iringsr
&anbsleute, pie its eu6 fait bel feinem Der
in ben leBten Sabren abeebaGtenen Slo
Settler : 9icntc feblte. Qlber aud, mo- es
gait, SbrGuen 3u troGnen, unb fremoeOtot6
al Iinoern, mar ite itets init merttbGtioer
9Ilfe raid BET Der 0ano, unb bat fie iih
our6 ibre unbegrenste 6ersensgite Elm
6auer1oes 9enfmal in ben 6er3en NQer gez
iebt, Die iie tannten. M2oge ibr bic @roe
let1t lein! 8eerOigung, iiebe Sobess @nz
aeisen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

lietoa eingeIunoen unb perlangt, bob 8es
~rotbungen abge0alten tperben, unoYtaltetna
bat eingetpiuiGt, DAB cine 8erlan1mlung
einberufen Deroe.
Japan.
9(us berlhieoeuen Sbeilen 6eS 2anbes
eintreffenoe 0epeihen Iaiien eS auBer i3weiz
fsl, oaB Die Wablen Der UfitglieOer oes 2lbz
Observation-Disclosures pielfab BON ernitli0en
Gubeit0rungen begleitet warer. Sn S9i,
NO Der Wdhlfampf ~belonOers befttg tDbte,
fam es gu eiuem au9emeinen Jtobau ldnlnltz
liher mdrnlid1er @tupo6ner. Ole Bolisei
tpar Dem &ratebL 9egeniiber mahtlos uno
ibre pieDsrbolteu AnGriffe auf Die 8ObeIz
baufen tDuroen ieoesmal auriiGgeidla9eu.
Qtus Saga, Der 0auptitabt Der Bropin3
Siren, auf Der SnieI Stu Stu, BON no &C.
itern ernitlide llnruben ger1eloet ipuroen,
tomlnt beute bic 9taGridt, paB me6rere
4$erionen bel ben entitanoenen Geilereien
umgefommen leieu. Oie Jtegierung bat
ipe9en Der ernltlihen Sage in Saga ben
8efebl gegeben, Die gSablen baielblt Su
lhlieBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
fir gaatsltmes astH 8imher.

nGaftDrta 1T 70 pprs1sli@ seetsnet fur atnber, bas ID
TIM bpr alen anberen mir betanntel RraparGten beT
&Draus sebe." $. q. &r&e r, Md.
Ill Gputh Srfpr6 Ctr, G-pOISH, q. q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
Brieffafen.

&c. 6. g., S%asinatp. 9os neue S6uIz
9eieb in SreuBen beSmedt, Die @olfsi6ule
gan5 Der @eitliGfeit 81 unteritepen, uno
Den confeliionSloien Shulen eiu @noe gu
bereiten. 0ie Sppoittion 9%rilnOet ii6
tbeils auf Oieie lluteriteuung iber6aupt,
tbeils auf Die ltnaeredtigtelt, Die notbtDen>
bigger Meiie Den &lncern zines 0ifiioenten
peer auh Den ttaatlib onerfanntelt See
tenntntiien augeb0rigen &inoerr au9efi8t
meroen miro. no Oieie ii6 III Der MinDcrs
aabl befiubeu.
GDas. o., Grie, 8a. gfein, cine iol6e
Goupention beitebt niht. 9o6 itno tpabr>
ideinlid 8erbonoluugen barber 5mil6en
ben betreffenoen &egterungen I'M @au8e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
Staot Chicago,

@a~ 1tnfcre GOrreipOnocmtet a&atS
Mgenfen bcihdcm ole f%oI9emSem
Gt00teu
SEER SEQ Sestnin9DOnen Sen
Gtaat Nebt0Sfa.
SER 0gams Stto ole Gtaatett
@tHoaarL S4tnpiS, &eWtuGD, Scn=
ncnec, @tiffifppL 2om,Tnna,
@la0atna, Georgia 1tttS sylortoa.
Scrr Yetec Smfm oen Sta0t
Sm0i@na.
&err YawI Sricbet Sem Gtaat
So1ua.
z $9err Sris &enoen ole Staatea
Galtformtea, @aiOtngtDn taato
Srcnon.
3err 6. 9. Spieeel Sen Staat
GtsNncfota.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
ueber gaItt
~NOrddeutsCher Lloyd.

ReeelmaBise poft=O ampffdiffahrt 5wiideH
2aGtimtore 1tmh SSrenten
-Sfreft-
burdb bic neuer unb e%rprDbten StabIoarnpfer Sartas
ffo0f, 9reSOet, &arISrube, WtitId d. ee,
SLoenburg, Nctutar,
Don Bremen ieben 9onnerItag. npn Baltimore ie6ev
W{itttpob, 2 rbr 9sadmittags.
GroRm6oli1ite Sider6eit. Statge Yretle.
@ora tieli1e 8erpflegun9.
gtit 9autpfern tes NorOoeuti9en.SoDO tuurSen uiebS
ns
100000 HaTa8iere
uInfli6 dber See %befDroert.
Golpons unb @oiIten.3imr1er auI 9ed.
Sic @inri@tungen Tir Observation-Disclosures. bereR
gmlofItenen fib I'M Dberbed uno i'm apeiter SEED be-
fubet, 1inO a%nerfatnt portrefflt9.
GleftrtIde 8eleu1tung in olei %gtdrrtert.
Meitere ~Susfunft ert6eiIeu Die SencralsNgeuten
q. g d. II N a dj 6 &c., Baltimore @S.
e. ISN'T. GiGenbnrg. Sbiea9o, SuS.
sber beren 0ertreter i'm Snlanoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

6uften r8romn's 8ron6ia I
Sro0es" merben nit 9fuben slr 2iuberuns
pom Suiten. 6alspeb, 9etierteit ltnO 2uftz
r0brenleioen 9ebrau6t. % Gents cine
S6u9tel.