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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

have 40 hesitancy IN recommend
ing Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy to the public, as |
do to my friends and patrons. l
used it myself after other well-known
remedies had failed, and il cured me
in a few minutes. l recommend it
candidly and cheerfully upon its
merits, not from a financial stand
point, because have Others in stock
on which make larger profit, but
because Chamberlain's is the best
remedy l know Of for bowe
complaints. There is no doubt about
it, it does the work. JAMES FoRoY,
Druggist, McVeytown, Penn. Fol
sale by Jenney & Waterhouse.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08
Ono Moment, Please.

If your brains are your capital. then the
money you earn is the INTEREST on that
capital; and when you die your capital
will be extinguished and the INTEREST
WILL STOP. Use part Of your income,
therefore, in paying life insurance pre-
MUM, so when this interest ceases your
family will have new capital in HARD CASH
to invest, and thus have CONTINUING
stead Of STOPPED income, caused by
death.
The Ne,c York Life Insurance Co. is
the only company in the U. 5. that has
had its S126, 900 Of assets certified
to by the officials Of the State Of N. y
G. A. STEIN,
General Agent for Idaho, Boise City
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

Many of the pioneers Of Oregon
and Washington have cheerfully
testified to the wonderful curative
properties of the celebrated Oregon
Kidney Tea. Purely vegetable and
pleasant to the taste and can be
taken by the youngest child or most
delicate woman. o. X. T. is a never
failing remedy for pains in the back
and loins. 81 at all druggists.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08
A Letter.

CA. STEIN, Esq. General Agent New
York Life Insurance Co., Boise CITY,
Idaho:
Dear Sir: | am in receipt this day oil
your company's check on New York Tor
81 900. 90, in settlement of death claim oil
INV late brother, John w. Curtis. My
brother gave his note for the premium,
and before policy was issued by your
company he met with an accidental tract
ure of the jaw, from which he died IN SIX
weeks. For promptness and fair dealing
i shall always recommend the New iorh
Life ms. Co. Yours respectfully,
SAM'L b. CURTIS Administrator
Who'd tnlScn on substitution.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

\ The SIGNAL places full account
of the giant battle at New Orleans
for the world championship before
its Weiser readers before single
daily has arrived. The battle was
fought last night over 5000 miles
away.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

The cholera and a Presidential
campaign at the same time is little
more than the country can stand.
The Presidential campaign we cannot
escape, but by the vigilance of the
health authorities we hope to escape
the cholera.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

We will sell New Home sewing
machines at cost to our customers on
easy terms for the next sixty days.
IDAHO CoMc'L Co.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08
Attention. Republicans.

Attention. hepuDlicanS'
Notice is hereby given that the
time of holding the Republican
County Convention at Salubria has
been changed from October B, 1892,
to October l, 1892.
BY order of Central Committee.
WIN. ALLISON, Chairman.
JAMES McCREA, Secretary.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

The SIGNAL job press has just
turned out letter heads for l. y. U.
F., letter heads for J. W. Ayers,
note heads, receipt books and re-
mittance acknowledgements for Som
mercamp, business cards for o. NJ.
Harvey, blanks for school superin-
tendent, postal cards for bank, and
several other miscellaneous jobs. We
hold up these patrons as shining ex
amples of those who believe il
patronizing home institutions. This
kind of spirit helps us to be promp
in paying our taxes.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

The Barnett boys were in from
Mineral this week and ordered the
SIGNAL again. The boys have quit
and subscribed again about as many
times as we can count They would
stop on account of being so isolated
in the hills that they could not get it
for weeks alta time and then subscribe
again because they felt life to be a
blank without it. They have now
lust moved nearer to Mineral and can
get it regularly and did not allow any
moss to accumulate before calling on
us and throwing 81 in sight. Coco
luck 90 with them
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

Last fall when Malheur farmers
came to Weiser after supplies, they
felt little shaky over the ferry boat,
which they considered too small to
safely carry heavy loads. 1t was
quite safe, but, Notwithstanding, Wild
Clayborn has just put in new boat,
and a glance at it will at once settle
any fears they may have previously
had. The new boat is very much
larger than the old one, being sixteen
feet wide by fifty-eight feet long and
will carry the heaviest freight-team
with trail wagon, and both loaded to
the guards.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

Entered in the postoffice at Weiser as
Second-class matter.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

dead letter office.
Anthony, F r Mcdonald Mrs u
Allen. theodore NJ Meyers, Harvey
Ash. IL McGhee, Chas
Fitch, G A Newell, MISS Eiza'
Green. Charles beth
Howard. w b Rose, Miss Lille
leighton. Geo. P. Stiffice, Joe
Montgomery, Mrs Shepherd, D w
Maggie Snavely, Rev = E
Msyers, Samuel Wells, Homer <.
Call for advertised.
G. NJ. HIxoN, P. NJ.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

S5O1 000 BEATTY's Organs at Bargains.
For particulars, catalogue, ad-
dress Daniel F. Beatty, washington, n. j.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08
SUCCESSOR TO WEISER LEADER
Established Ten Years.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

81 BoCHIP HUN M Ed.
One copy months S rs
One copy 6 months, %
One copy one year, if paid within
two months 2 90
II not paid within two months from
date of subscription, 2 SO
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08
I'D A III .
Co.'S
BANK
Qncorporated.)
A General Banking Business
Transacted.

Will buy and sell exchange, make tele-
graphic transfers, and furnish drafts di-
rect on Europe.
Will buy gold dust, gold and silver
bullion, and county warrants.
Collections will receive careful ard
prompt attention.
Special attention given to shipments OF
wool, on which liberal advances will be
made at reasonable rates.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Wells, Fargo & Co., New York
Wells, Fargo & Co., ....... San Francisco
Wells, Fargo & Co., $50. Salt Lake city
Boise City National Bank. Boise city
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

Sam Curtis, who was in town this
week, has been placer mining for the
last four years in the upper end of
Long valley. This season they have
been at work on new claim but
have taken out no dust yet, as they
were engaged in running long cut
and putting in fume to secure
dump" and high water prevented
them from completing the pre-
liminaries in time to work the pay
ground. The ground prospects well
and they expect to take out some
money next season. MIR. Curtis
will develope some promising quartz
prospects this winter on the Little
Salmon.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08
the cholera

Lou johnson, the Warrens miner,
dropped in unexpectedly on his
Weiser friends last week. He has
been spending the season looking up
new prospects and thinks he has
found some good ones. He was ont
on one of his trips when he took a
notion to run down here and see our
good people. Dennis Keller, who ac-
companied him, has recently made
a rich discovery on Salmon river. II
is silver ore and runs about zoe
ounces. They started on the return
Monday, accompanied by M. l.. Hoyt
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08
I,ETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the Weiser
postoffice uncalled for September l, 1877.
If not called for in 80 days will be sent to
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

Wood taken on subscription.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-09
erfopfun9.

@erftopfur0 IN cine Der am hdrftgier bora
fommenoeu uilb qudlenbitcn Srantbeiten, fpelfe
namentlifJ bel gtGuncrH uno Srauen, Die onr@
ibrCn 8eruf al ciner ilben6en ycbCnSmelle ges
3iuuu1eu iino mn ans Retgllng ooer JtotDz
peuoigfeit reidllid)e uno fraItige 9tabrung iu
qcnicEcu pfleaeu, I'D, einitClt llu uno Iitr ttd)
fid)t Geraoe geidbr!id), fam fe oot 3u ben
eruifeiten StorungeH oeS observation-disclosures
9lulaE gebcn. unb ilpar belonoers oann, menn
fic pernad,lGiiigt uub III 5olge oeltcn neraltet
miro. Sn friiberen 3ettcn pIlegte man nc NIT
ollcrlei nlnerdlbaltigcu, tart mIrfenoen Dttr@
tllren, 4uluern NIB ElllCn 81 turIren; auetn
baS bieb ben SeuICl nit SeCljebllb auStrelben,
neil heftid mirfeuoe glbiiibrmlttel Spar tllr
ben aueenblid helien, bel hdufigerem 9ebrau9
abcr einen b0dllt ifdolid)en GinfluB alu bic
90rpertontitution nn0 nameHtlld aur Die
Sbdtiqfeiten Der log. pitalen Srgdne ausltbeH
uno ben S0rper iiber Gcbiibr ld)pdd)en. gStro
Iebteres piclleid)t aud) bnrd) oeu SertuB be-
ionoers srGitiger 9fahrung uerbItct, 10 oerldgeH
acraoc in Solge beiien bte SCroauuugsorgane
Seu Sicnit, NIB oann treten erHitc, oaS game
9ebeu bes Spfcrs oiCicS 3uitauoeS beorobenoe
&ermidelunqen eiu. ollie Die rettiI;irenoeH
gSirtunqeu Der altcu braitiId)eu Bur9Irmtttel
tueroen erreidlt, uno ale iiblen 6ol9en oe5
@ebraudjS beriebeH mCroen pernlteoeH our0
cine Sur nit ct. gerlaro SrduterzBtuen.
Sieicbcn iino auSiflieBlidl cine pegetabttlde
9uianmcnictuug, obue 8cimenguug irgeno
ipeld)cr id)doliden, angreiiCrben ooer gt1tigeu
Gtofie nno nur ans ben beiliantiter uro mir
,gfiru sllpenfrGutern bcrcitet. Sie mtrten
gelinoc anrcgeno unO srrpeidenO auf Die ser
Sauung6org0ne, bri0r6ern bic Abiubr Der un'
rerbaulidcn Stoiie, Ohue Ben 80rper 3u
id)wdten, NIB iino baourdl oas bette Slutreini=
gLngSmittel, 0aS Der 2lrineiifab fennt, mas
6on pielen beruorragcuoen Geritcn aller yduoer
nno 86lter uuo pielcu SGuenoen oantbarer
8atienten, beuen lie iclbit inter ben srlfnes
renoitCn llInitduben geholien hobeH, bsrelts
piligit anerfNnnt miro. Die Yluen llno III
icoer gutcn 2lpotbete, icmie oon y; 9teultaotcr
4 Co., Bor 24l6, gierp DOrt fir % GentS du
be;irbe''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-09
StnOt Baltimore.

Nahmeu ben weiBeu 2 dlcier.-
Sn Dem Sloiier ullHierer lieben 6rau" an
Der glisquitblrabe trateu setern tbr 9IouI'
;lat au, besm. nabmcu Den melBen Sdlleter:
youile 3eiuiidJ, DiuruIlno; SGroIme Stettr,
philadelphia; Gliiabetb 2elgh, EbIIdNe!'
MIA; Anna grobdutr, yicws YOrI; NiatD
Someu. Ybilaoelpbta; 0iirlGm Ntuubdu,
9icm. .9)orf; Diarie Seder, YhildOelphld;
Gtuua Sediuger, YbiluOelpbia; SOuile Ir'
gus, SuiaIo; 6r. S0ulg, Mem 9orf, Nidrte
Solter, Baltimore, 5. .Stleipater, Utica, N.9;
Satbarine StOuberger, Buffalo; SolepbIne
6entid)eI, Baltimore; @ertruOe StdItr,
&bilaoelpbla; Marle StGler, IbIlaOels
pbla: sluua 2;npemann, EittSburg; 9lHud
See. annapolis; Nnna Sdlrott, HbllapeIs
pbia; Dtarie sIrubt, philadelphia; Sataas
rlue 9turtou, SoIou; Sberele Sulluanr
9tep.gort; Se!eue ShnelOer. Bbilaoel.
phla; Soa Seliicrt, GQegbenp- -Sltp; DIa9o.
Wublef, 9eupdlaub; 2luua y6bc, 0eutldlz
lanO; Niar. 9ummeridTlOf, 9tep- Dort;
agueS 6UgheS, SuHulO; yOuiie StmtHt,
gtem.0orT; SmnSlSIa @crlad), 9teu- Yort; ;
9ouiIe Giienhauer. 2eutldlauo; ntarie
6elOmaunf 9eutidlauo; &oule abel, RttSs
burg Gliiabeth Srageier, 9euthlanO; /;
Oiaraarethe Slof, 9eutldllauO; Katharine
Sopp, 9eurp.uuu; Satbarlne 0urlneL
Yittsburg; Murgaretbe Shdter, FlusbHr3;
emma Munoerle, 9eutidjlauo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-09
- Observation-Disclosures.
tgus nuIerer oeitrioen =. Toraen- slus sabe.)
DrrmiId)tes aus Der aItra lUfIt.

-0iiilelo orr, lG. Suni.-9ie blSGes
rigen @rmittelungen Der llntrrlutuug5.Se
b6rOe, Die ale 0ebel III Seme9ung Jest, mn
Der beioen Setriiger GrIuig babbait Su mer.
REQ, babeu ergebeu, oaB Die grObartlgen
SetriigcreIen LANCER 3auO uolbereItet Iuo
nit uielem 3tatfiuement aus9eIiIbrt moroeu
iino. Die Snbaber Ger 6irma babeu iogar
tleMe Sauomcrter I'M ibre lausruerOieuten
Spnrgrolhen gebradt, fiir Die ile HrOSent
3inleu SablteH. 90 Oerliert, ME Die pdb.
g&eitpb. 3lg. ."melbet, eln fIetner Dieeger, Der
iitl Die SaulIumme fir etn 06usdJeu err
iparen moute, 700 Dtart; er bate ge9laubt,
oaS @elb iei nlrgeuO5 ildlerer uutergebra6t,
ais bel ben reid)eu 9GutebdnOleru.
% dJmi b erg /. D., II. SUM-
6ier muroe elH SOrlter bon eiuem 2SilOs
ltliieeu eri6oIeu. glm y. SUM III Der
iebeuteu Abenoitunoe ging Der grGflib
SerO. Suguop'ide 5teuierfDriter Der 30
mdne Saueuiteiu nit ieiHeul Sruosr Daniel
in Oeu Sort; iie beiu6teu nlehrere 8nlDs
thetle uub famen nad) Q llhr Qbeuo5 III Der
9tdbe Don Sd0uualO oil einen iuugeu
ySdlobeitano, no oielelbeu mebrere Ser
patlt erre9euoe YiiHe wabrgeuOnmeu bat
ten. 0ieranf auImertlam geuoroeu, bes
ihlolien Die beiOen 6orltleute, bieieu ner.
Dddltgeu S:t getbeilt Su umgsben uuo Su
unterludeu, bem su 6olge ild) Der Cine
red)tS, DER anbere lint5 begub. 3aum
;manstg Sfritte Don eiuanOer eutiernt, Der.
nabm Der Seger i'll Der gidhe eiueu SduB,
uno oerlelbe mar Der Suuerildtliten Wtet'
nuug, lein Sruoer, uOeu er nod lebsn
funnte," babe ben StuB ab9egebeu; i'll
oieiem Qugenblide aber lab er benlelbeu aud)
I1re
;etg bemertte er, OaB itfl eiu DtaHH i'm
0emobulifenSdrittu pom ShatOrte entfernte,
mQhreuO eiu swelter, gcoedt, ildl BON bort
fliid)tete. Der S9uB, welfer meuhliugs,
Ill uumittelbarer gidhe abgefeue:t moroeI
mar, mar benz S0riter in ben 2eib georuugeH
uuo bate ihm baS 9auSe Hiidgrat Seribmet-
tert, worauS iid] Der aH9enbldld]e 3oO er'
fldrt. Ser Seroadlt, Die forOtbat begans
gen Al habeu, lentte iidl iofort aui slnen III
0tauDtlsgriiu pohubaiten gSlOerer, Nas
mems Seller, meld]er ole Chat eingelIanGen
hat.
-Sierie II. Suni.-9er Henoant
Der Safe Der pgiierss WeliOratOussYenOls
ienld]ait," Safob S6auteu, hat rb geteru
Der Staatsanmaltidaft in 0iiiielOorf 9es
ftellt. Am gla1mittage beS TFugitmontGqS
erld)ieneu Der Senonenldlalt5 0IrefIOr,
9anorath Sanie su 81. ..@laObuh, 9iir9ers
meiiter Stern uHo Saual. .SulpettOr 9Serner
in benz Siireau bes S6auteu uno nabmeH
etne Seileu. 9euiIion Dor, weIdler i'm yuufe
Der ISOLDE nod mebrere Siider'8euiTOueH
iOl9eu, bereu GrgcbuiB bic grmittelung
eiues &aiieufeblbetruges BON 1000 Niart
1T. lin Der sefdusIi6eu 4bfabruus 81 eut'
geben, lift S6auteur pie Die p@rei. 3tg."
melbst, seitern iriib freimilig mad 9uiiels
oorf abgerelit, bon no er leoOd AM elben
abenO uieOer suriidsetehrt lit. Sduuteu,
welder Saiiirer be8 u9auowebr.lluteritiit.
sunas." uno pSrisger r-SereinS" unO aud
6es ySd)iiten-Serein5" mar, bat ben SOrz
ffdnoeu bleler Sercine bereitS am SanIitag5s
abeno bic Siiher unb bas SereiuSsSerm0-
Qeu IberlanDt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-09

len. 9Senu SsmanO glaubt, oaB Die Wiili;
rubig suiebeu miro, 10 1T er I'm Srrthum.
&enH be Solbaten fommen, 10 fommeH
iie ni6t su elmer YaraOe, iOnbern nm su
idlieBen."
Gin anberer 9ieouer iuste: uSer Sheriff
uuo bic 9eute, be er hierher bringt, merbeu
nit ben ausitduOiaen ipmpotbiiireu. Der
Seamte wIrb uidlt uniinntg genua eiu, nm
9eute bierber ;u briugen, bic unS nlcber'
id1ieBen moaen. @r muB ieiue Yfi6r er.
fiiuen, iebp6 nid1t in eiuem Siune Der Ants
lnoiitdt ge9en uns."
Gin britter Spre6er i0gte pllnier Gn.
malt bot ms seagt, mas Die OilIl; tbnn
fanu,nno iuenn mir ihm MD slaubeu fonueH,
mem iOlen mir Oann glaubeH? 2Sir mil
ien in Olcem Sample gewluneu, oper bic
Nmalsamateo anociatiou gebt III Die
Sriihe. Solleu plr benz Sdleriii oils uu'
isrem 6rsunOe seitutteu, Ssiie BON Der So.
bril- su ergreiien? Die Seit miro bewelieu,
baB Gieies oaS Seite lit, mas MIR tbuu f0u-
neu. g8r AGe piieu, OaB oaS @eiee &c,
non Itu6 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-09
nem 0fn"

Sett, bG bds Srds grim iff, unb bic 9Iumeu iid)
eHttalten, penoet ph bes VienideH yiatuItreb oem
SaHoe Su. 2Sarum moIte man nidlt bas sanse Sabr
gsenn Sie aui oem eanbe iebe S,ouemlidbfst, tpelz
de Sic in Der StGot ha6eH, betnmmeH fonHen, parum
fpolIeu Sic nidpt tin itdotiides uno eiR Gnb!ites
Seim Suslelf baben
gui r8eetsSin," bas innerbaIb 6cs Stobtse6ietes,
on Der perldH9erten Horo=9peHue, iest, toHneH Sic
cir oerart9es Seiu eran9eH.
1. Sic tonnen eiHen SauplaB BON 100 bel $50 SrB
fur 81 so pro iSroutuB betonnien SH Der eisentIia
den St1ot M6ten sic IS ooer $40 pro SuB flr elEen
SaupInt berelbeR 9lrt beSahlen.
2. Git lperoeH duI Seedl%nl" mir 90 Cts z tcuerH
oui je bunoert Dollars bis 1900 auf ben NGs, ben
Gle fauer, uno aui bic Saulihieiten, Dede Sic bas
ranI erridteH, Su entrltteH babcH.
SH Der Stabt miiiien Sic Don 1.55 bis 81 80 auf
ie bunbert Dollars eHtridltcR.
8. Sic bGben bic uHbeoinate Gefpi6bet, bag SIR
gas anI .~Seedl Sill" nit Dem anbale labrllh I'm
g9ertbe jteisen piro 5br idotlihes Srunoitild bat
bereits ener pollen 9ertb erreit nno lam, fule Sic
finben perben, niemals iue,tbponer peroeu.
4. Sic babeH aui rSeedl pin" itdotlifes 2S1tier,
ftabtiibes Gas, YoIiSei uno Sdus bel Nener, Yolts
obIieferns bsfiefte StraBen uno 2rottoire r $3.50
9as lit Iles, mas sic in Der eisentid,en staot
fir adbt unb sebu Dollars pro Srontius baben.
Der Stunbe surildIesenoe eettriihe Sabu, pete Sic
fir fini Gents in filniunoSuanSi9 Yinuten uad benz
YiitteIpuntt Der Staot brlnst.
Sas III 9lues, mas Sic I'M bebaute1 2beue Der
Stabt an raider SeforberuE9 baben.
=. sic baben frobidle 9inber, bic I'M ednbe auf
ryeed)=9tll" duf benz Halen lpielcH.
Sm bebduteH 2belle Der Staot pernehmeH bic 9iH=
Der Die aPabHuns: "SaItet @uh aus Der StraBe unb
Gs ipirb iid fur sic Iobncn. Die =apenue binz
ouf 5u geben uno aui Der eIeftrien Sabu mad "Seez
Sil" binaus Su IahreH.
ggesen ndberer austunft fuenbe man iidb an ficI=
Der 6. eIineInff, glr. 100, Oh=eerinstonz etrG6c,
ober an JraiIf eiinsInfT gtr 800, sgsit=6apstts'
Stra6e. (V1al24,StSoSa-f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-09
Die ,,4rionitcn. "
stnfunft Der ~gSieIanS" in SSambnrs .-Seipiu'
fpmmnnna oer Sanser auf OentidleH So'


Sambura, s. Suli. - Ser 0ampfer
p9Sielano," NIT bem 9iew gurfer uIrIon"
am Sorb, fam aeitern Morgen bier oil. 9r.
8aeenmeper, Der YrdiiOeut OsS uArloH,"
6egleltet BON elner Delegation Der blel9eH
@eianguereine inter 2eiIung oeS 0rn. Sums
mel unO gefiibrt uon elmer 0!ulIt Sapeue'
fubr Dem Oanpfer ent9egen uno 9Ing al
Sorb oeIelben, wdhrenO Die Ytullt THE
Star-Spangled Banner" lpielte. lluter 9urraps
rufeu uno ber;lif)enI 6GnOei6iittelu muroe
Die game @eielltait auf ben tlelnen Sarl'
pier iibergeieet. 3aS @epdd, peldleS III
Solge Der SUiiidlteit Der Samburger Seanl'
ten ohne Briifung burdl Oas 3ouhauS PAL
frte, blieb auf Dem p9Sielunb." 9Sableno
Der Sabrt had benz 9od bleB Sor. SImmel
bic Sduger wiaiommeu mo wlnl6te ibneH
@riol9. Die lp6. Saeeumeper unS Sels
natt autmurteteu. gSObigemutb lanoeten
Die yGriouiteun unb marlfIrteu INTER Sors
autritt Der &apelle uno SorauStragun9 elner
riefgeu ameritauilheu 6lag9e mad benz
pSotel De rGurope." lluteuuegS wuroen
iie aui Dem gauSen gSege nit 9ofruIen,
Gem ySehen bon Saidentii4ern mo 6abneH
IL. !. ID. besriiBt. 5m 6Otcl 5erilreute ild
oanu Die @eielll6aft, I'M iid an Abcno I'M
vllblen1crits@ s@arten" an Der ailtcr wteoer Su
tretieu. Seute Abeub fiuOet baS erlte Gons
Sert itatt. Der r9lriOn" bat wGbreno Der
lleberfGbrt nod fleiBige Yroben ab9ebaIteH
unO l9elut leet WOblberelt Su lelu.
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Gin &f init sd,muaaIeru.

Quebec, 8. 9uli. = Sdmussler ain
untereu ct. Qoreui.6lufie baben ofieneu
Srieg segen ben 3oltutter u9Onitauce" Der
9ominionS &egterun9 ertl6rt. Qetterer
hattie periudt, eiueu sroBen Sdooner nit
sei6musseltem gSbislep im g8ertbe pon
$4,000 am Sorb III beidlasuabmen. Die
Rannifaft wloerieete iit. Gapt. Nap
telegrapbirte mad Sttama, unb mn Iiltter-
nadjt fuhr cine Abtbeiluug 4rtiaeris, Is
Oiauu itarf, inter bcm Sberbei.bl pon
Capt. Sarlep mad Der s;eue 6es @onfIitteS
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Sie 9eioem Der Yintertontaner.
Mnfunft Der seute in Reipsgorf.- - 5urdbt nno
Seisheit ibrer 5abrer. - sdre6Iidte eie>
ucn em Soro ccS ssabrSeuaeS.-GinT Tanu
ftirbt ppr Turo1t.

nen em Soro DcS SabrseuaeS. Iann
tirbt Dor 5urdtt.
Hems@orf, 8. Suli. - Seute No:geu
nm 2 llbr 20 Wlnuten fam Der i3ug nit ben
permunOeteu Bintertoninneru in aller Sliae
bier an. Die Mduner, bic ihm entftie9en,
iubeu idredlid aus. Giner BON ihuen batte
iein @eiid]t fait i'll Stiide Seri6uitten. Gr
fonnte nd, gar nidt benfeu, baB er euolid)
in Siferbeit lei. Gr ianf Su SOoen nnO
beaann III meineu. Gini9e ieiner Sameras
ben boben inn auf nno iiibrten ibn tort.
aebnlid mi. ibm sing es eiuem 9ueeno
9noerer. SIM @ausen iaben bic Mdnu.r
siemlidb rob aus. Sie waren ldmmtli9
f6rperlif) gut gebaut, aaeiu Die 9Suuoen
oaben linen oaS ausieben BON 6auibooeu.
gtur elmer pom linen bate feline gSuuoen iu
@eiidbt uuo am Sopie. Ytebr ais 80 bon
linen muBteu ii9 auf Stode itiiseu unb etu
3uteuo ober mehr trugeu eineu Irm IN Der
S6liuse. Sbre 9leibcr wareu ;erriheu unb
MIR elmer trus eiu abSeiten; eS mar jebof
ierbrotlen. Gr iaste, elm 6raueu;immer
babe es ibm iortgenommeu, nit Steiucu
oefint uno ibm oauit iiber ben &opf qe-
IflaQen. Sesterer mics teIne belle Steae
auI. Gin anoerer bate Elm Stiif leiner
gtaie uerloreu, oas ldien lbn lebob nid]t ;u
fiimmern, er truq anoere idllmnie 9Sunoen
uno mnBte an eluem Stod gehen; bel iebem
Sd]ritte it6bute er. iOie Dt6nner muroen
ssnau beObadtet uuo aue uuterbaltuus nit
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0Sareaa Der Straben'onrdbbrudlss

SaltIm {, ben 6. Suli 1892.
Die StraStn 2urhbruhs Gommiiiire MAIDEN IN
SemdBbeit Der SeiilmmuHgeH oes BaltImor:I Stdoiz
Geiegbutes, AZ. sriifel, hisrmit b't0HHt, bar ne
Wuutae,, ben 8. Auauit 1892, 10 uhr Sormltz
tags, i'm SlreaI Der eommliiire M Ratlaauie tire
eriie SeriGmmuua hdIteH ipeloen, Um bic I1HeE Se=
tleri5 Der SonoemnlruHI, SHrbbrcpuH9 HHo Ser=
bIslieruHg ocr SurrowsStraEc, pom Sortz 4pcEne
bis sur Sdssettz tree, ubertrdgrHeH SeusHIiie EHo
BON hneH erbeIihteH gfllhisH Observation-Disclosures nit
Der ON 27. Diai 1892 senebmigteH BeroroHlHa 9ir.
95 ees giapors uno SiaotrGtbes uoH Baltimore aus
5uIbeH. Yeip. 81 erialea. SamucI r. Sbarrctto,
&ouiS Sed,
SamcS u. grewer.
9oMmiiidre;
161, 1,7,T3,0,S2) Wub:rt j, 1FeeH, Glert.