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POLITICAL DOINGS.
THE KANSAS SQUABBLE TO BE
TAKEN To THE COURTS.
Legislatures in Several States Meot In
joint Session and Elect United
States Senator's.
special 70 the REcoRp-uN1ox.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoS.
TOPEKA (Kan.l, Jan. 18.-The Populists
have finally decided to submit the cues
ton of the legality of the Populist House
organization to the Supreme Court. To
this end the Senate to-day passed and
sent to the House the legislative appro-
priation bill. The House will pass it and
the Governor will sign it. Then the Re-
publicans will enjoin the Treasurer from
making any payments under it on the
ground that the bill was not passed by a
legally constituted House. Thus the mat
ter will finally get into the court. The
two Houses are still meeting on opposite
sides Of Representative Hall, and trans
act considerable business without inter-
fering with each other. and late this aft
ernoon adjourned till tomorrow. The
business i'll the Senate is practically at a
standstill.
Governor Llewelling this afternoon
handed to an Associated Press represent
ative long statement giving the reason
for recognizing the Populist House. 1t
is that he believed the Populist's House
legally organized and the Republican
House illegally organized. The state
ment quotes precedent for this action.
THE DEADLOCK IN WYOMING.
CHEYENNE, Jan. 18.-In the Senatorial
contest another combination has been
formed. The five Populists now have a
Senatorial candidate of their own, Will
lam Brown of Sheridan County, an out
and-out Democrat.
SENATORS ELECTED.
LANSING (Mich.), Jan. 1s.-The Legis-
lature, in joint session. reelected United
States Senator Stockbridge.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. lS.-The Legisla-
ture, in joint session, reelected Senator
Turpie.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), Jan. 1S.-In Joint
session the Legislature elected Bate
United States Senator.
JEFFERSON CITY NO., Jan. Is.-In the
joint session to-day the Legislature re-
elected Cockrell to the United States SEN
ate by total of lO9 to 40 for Filley (Rep.) J.
ST. PAUL, Jan. Ex-senator C. K. Davis
was reelected in the joint session of the
Legislature to-day.
ALBANY IN. W, Jan. 1S.-The Legisla-
ture, in joint session, to-day formally
elected Edward Murphy, Jr., United
States Senator.
BosToN, Jan. 18.-The Legislature in
joint session to-day formally elected II.
G. Lodee United States Senator.
DOVER Dell, Jan. 1s.-George Gray
was to-day formally chosen United States
Senator.
AUGUSTA (Me.l, Jan. 1S.-The election
of Eugene Hale to the United States SEN
ate was confirmed in the joint session of
the Legislature to-day.
HARRISBURG Pa.), Jan. 1S.-The two
branches of the Legislature met in Joint
session at noon to-day and formally rati-
fed the election of Senator Quay. to sue
ceed himself from March 4th next.
HARTFoRD Comm, Jan. IS.-In the
joint session to-day the Legislature con-
firmed the election of Joseph Hawley to
the United States Senate.
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THE MONTEREY.
Extreme Reticence Regarding the
suits OF the Trial Trip.

Extreme Reticence Regarding the Re-
suits OF the Trial Trip.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The Navy De-
partment is disposed to be extremely reti-
cent regarding the results of the trial trip
OF the Monterey, although the computa-
tions made from the indicator cards have
been in possession Of the department for
two days, but it is asserted on good au-
thority that while the indicated horse
power was up to the 5, 400 standard for the
first two hours of the run, it fell short
some 300 during the second two hours,
owing, it is claimed, to the neglect or ig-
norance of the liremen who were feeding
the furnaces of the coil boilers.
This may not interfere with the accept
ance of the ship by the Government, but
it will prevent the Union Iron Works
from receiving a premium for excess of
hOrse-p power.
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VICTIM OF nIGHBINDERs.
A Chinese Laundryman Chopped tc
Pieces at Chicago.

Chinese Laundryman Chopped to
Pieces at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-The body of jung
Din Kan, Chinese laundryman, horribly
chopped, and lying in a pool of blood,
was found in his place this morning. A
blood-c,otted cleaver, a hatchet and a
dagger, which had been used to slay him.
we're found near by. Jung Jack Sin.
who arrived from Kansas City last even
ing, was coolly washing his hands in the
place when the police entered He was
bespattered with blood from head to foot.
When arrested he denied all knowledge
Of the crime, saying he had found the
dead body on returning after an hours
absence. He is believed to be a high
binder who came here specially TO kill
the murdered man.
TRIED TO KILL A MAN IN MISSOURI.
KANSAS CITY (Mo.). Jan. IS.-Jung
Jack Sing, the Chinaman arrested for the
murder of jung Jang Kan in a laundry
in Chicago this morning, was in Kansas
City on January 9th, and attempted to
murder Martin I. Layfield, clerk in a
Union-avenue restaurant. He reached
Kansas City from Tucson, Ariz., the
night before. In the morning he went
into the restaurant, and having some
words with the clerk, drew huge knife
and attacked Layfield with it. Layfeld.
however, was too quick for him and
stretched him senseless with blow from
heavy cane. The Cinnamon here saw
Jung Jack Sing is crazy.
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CALIFORNIA PIONEERS.
Once More They Meet Around the
Festive Board.

OhCo more 1uey Meet Around the
Festive Board.
CHICAGO, Jan. IS.-Once more the Cali
fornia Pioneers of Chicago met around
the festive board. These annual meet
ings. which began years ago, are for the
purpose of recalling the trials, triunlphs
and adventures Of the past and reminis-
cences on which Old forty love to
dwell. The ranks of the society are rap
idly becoming decimated. Nevertheless,
the enthusiasm of those who remain is as
unbounded as in the days they braved
the trackless Sierras and unknown
mountain passes. Over 100 members
were present tonight, one of them, Ben
jamin r. Nicholson, being about the only
surviving member of the first California
Legislature. The address of welcome to
the invited guests was delivered by
George G. Custer. In few words he
told the part which the California pioneer
had played in the civilization of the
country. Other speakers followed, after
which the gathering quit the banquet
room to partake Of lighter pleasures. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Addison Ballard: Secretary, John
B. Kerr; Treasurer, d. w. Miller. Sew
eral kilograms of congratulation were re-
ceived from other branches of the associ-
ton throughout the country.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT UNION.
Statement of the shipments for the
Past Season.

statement OF the shipments for the
Past Season.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. I8.-At the annual
meeting of the California Fruit Union.
to-day, at Horticultural Hall, the Secre-
tary, L. w. Buck, presented on behalf of
the trustees, the following report of the
shipments of fruit during the past sea-
son:
From Vacaville 800 carloads, Loomis 5.
Newcastle I42. San Jose 265, Winters lI9.
Sacramento 2l4, Placerville 2, Raisin /,
Butler 5, Stockton 3, Egger's
Switch 8. Los Palmos 4, MarysviIle
Is, Suisun 81, Fresno AZ, Davisville 90.
Martinez s, Fowler 50, Tulare 81, San
Lorenzo 36, Florin "A, Malaga SO, Natoma
81, Sonoma ID, Wrights y, Pleasanton ,.
Hemme Is, Armona ?, Biggs 9, MADEIRA ..
Hookston 5, Gridley l, Acampo 1. Hol-
lister l, Selma 1, Hanford 2, Yuba City /.
Penryn 81. Total number of carloads for
the season, 1.694.
The markets to which the above-named
shipments were made were as follows:
Chicago, rs; New York, 365; Boston. 90.
New Orleans, 81: Louisville, Z; Mime
apolis, 156: st. Paul, IS; Omaha, IO2; Kan
sas City, IS; st. Louis, 50, Philadelphia.
40. Total, 1854.
The duplicate account of sales of ship
ments made thus far received show that
!. .233, ,239 packages of fruit sold for 81, ,9Os-
2l9 u gross, out of which were deducted
500, 400 04 for freight, sl32, ,323 IA for cart
age, commission and storage; a total of
$50, ,732 is, leaving sl,065, ,4S6 "a as net
money received by the shippers.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
No Apparent Change in the Condition
of Ex-Secretary Blaine.

NO Apparent Change in the Condition
of Ex-Secretary Blaine.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-A private letter
just received from Hayti by Admiral
Walker contains q hint of a possible
revolution there.
There has been no apparent change in
Blaine's condition during the past
twenty-four hours.
/ Representative Fellows offered in the
House to-day for reference resolution
directing an inquiry by a Congressional
Committee into the state of affairs on the
Isthmus of Panama, the expenditure Of
money in America to secure acquiescence
in the canal project, and the propriety of
General Newton's connection with the
Panama Canal Company.
Secretary Foster will insist on repara-
ton from Hayti in the News case. His
idea is to settle the controversy in such
manner, going to extreme lengths if
necessary, that American citizens will
hereafter be assured fair treatment in
Hayti.
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MEXICO FORGING AHEAD.

Wonderful Improvement in Commerce
Due to the Building of Railroads.
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. l8.-The fol-
lowing statistical showing is derived
from official sources: Mexico has l0, ,636
kilometers of railroad, costing the Gov
ernnent an average per kilometer, in
subsidies, $500. Mexico's revenue for
the fiscal year 1S75-77, before the time of
the railroads, was Sl7, ,266, ,220. The reve-
nue. for the last fiscal year was S37, ,632, ,036.
Most of this increase is considered mainly
due to the building of railroads. The
National Pawn Institution last year
loaned s., l23, ,59S. All but sixty miles of
the line of the Tehuantepec Railroad is
graded. 1t is reported the traffic of the
Monterey and Gulf Railroad is rapidly
increasing and even the company's new
rolling stock is insufficient for the freight
which awaits transportation. 1t is
rumored Coils p. Huntington will in
April have work started on the Inter-
national Railroad extension from
Durango to Guadalajara and the Pacific
Coast. Engineers employed by the
Monterey and Gulf Railroad are now
surveying the route for an extension to
the Pacific Coast.
MEXICAN NORTHERN CONCESSION.
CHIHUAHUA (Mexico) Jan. 1S.-The
Mexican Northern Pacific Railroad has
obtained from the Mexican Government
a concession for the construction of a
road from this city to Guerrero, 100
miles west. A section of thirty miles of
this proposed line, graded by the old
Mexican Northern, will be operated in
connection with the road now being con-
structed from Deming, n. NJ, to Cor
ralitos, Mexico, by the same company.
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THE SAN JUAN PLACERs
Said by an Old Miner to Be the wors
Kind of n Fake

Said by an Old Miner to Be the Worst
Kind of a Fake.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Jan. Isl. c. Cox,
an old miner, has just returned from the
San Juan gold fields. He confirms the
statement that the reputed rich find of
gold placers is the worst kind of a fake.
He says the fact is gold is found, but not
in quantities to pay for mining by any
method. Crowds still flock there, al
though the roads are lined with hundreds
OF miners who are leaving. He says
there is much privation in the camp. A
notice offering 5000 reward for John
Hay. dead or alive, is conspicuously
posted at intervals throughout the dis
trict. Hay is charged with having origi-
mated the fake.
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BANK OF NAPLES.
Large Deficiency Stated to Exist in the
Rome Branch.

Large Deficiency Stated to Exist in the
Rome Branch.
ROME, Jan. 18.-It is stated deficiency
of3,000,000f. exists in the Rome branch OF
the Bank of Naples. The branch cashier
has been arrested, and one of the directors
has absconded, rumor says, to the United
States. Grave rumors are afloat concern
ing the Bank Of Rome, and the police
have the rest of the directors under sur
veillance for fear they Will run away.
The Bank of Rome has been negotiating
with the National Bank for coalition
which, it is the general opinion, was the
only hope of salvation for the Bank of
Rome. Financiers are greatly excited,
and depositors are in frantic state of
mind, as many of them will be ruined if
the Bank of Rome fails.
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THE SILVER QUESTION.
Plan Which Bankers of Great Britain
Approve of.


LONDON, Jan. 1S.-The Financial
Neps publishes the draft of the proposed
silver treaty between the United States
and Great Britain, drawn by Alexander
Del Mar of the Silver Commission Of 1876.
1t does not disturb the gold basis in
either country, nor does it introduce any
embarrassing pledges. Each country for
itself agrees to purchase all the silver
offered to it, beginning at 50 pence gold
per ounce at standard of .925 fine, and
raising the price one-eighth Of penny
each month until it reaches SOY pence,
sales to be made at one-half penny per
ounce above the current purchase price.
Quarterly settlements are to be made
between the two countries, the intent
being that each shall receive and pay for
an equal amount of silver. Payment is
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TERRIBLE SUFFERING IN EUROPE.
The Cold Winter Very Severe on the
Poorer. ClaSseS.

Inc CoIu W inter very severe on the
Poorer Classes.
BERLIN, Jan. 1S.-The bodies of three
persons frozen to death were found in the
streets to-day. Navigation is suspended
on the Elbe at Hamburg. The poor oi
Prussian cities are suffering keenly. The
depression of trade has left tens of thou
sands unemployed.
Horrible stories come from the remoter
regions of Europe, and especially from
the Balkans, of death and suffering
caused by the severity of the winter.
In Servia the wolves have abandoned
the forests and are prowling about Che
towns and villages in search of prey. A
young girl was devoured by wolves in
the suburbs of Belgrade.
Dispatches from Russia state that there
is great suffering in the provinces where
the famine prevailed last year. In Russia
also wild animals, made desperate by
hunger and cold, invaded the villages and
devoured both human beings and domes-
tic animals.
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RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
Collision of Two Passenger Trair
Near Hobart, Indiana.

Collision of Two Passenger Trains
Near Hobart, Indiana.
Fort WAYNE Qnd.). Jan. 1S.-A bad
wreck is reported at Hobart, Ind, on the
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago road,
Two passenger trains collided and six
cars, containing 100 passengers, were
wrecked. 1t is said nobody was killed
outright The number injured is not
known.
TWO KILLED-AND FOUR INJURED.
ELLERsLIE (Pa.), Jan. lS.-Last night a
freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio
was crashed into by a second section.
Fireman Scott and Brakeman Hauk
were killed. Four other trainmen were
injured, two probably fatally.
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to be made in gold interest-bearing con-
soils issued by each country independ-
emily.
Mr.. Del Mar shows that each country
is now losing over a5,O00,0OO year
England in Indian exchange and America
on its silver products-and that the treaty
will save all this and more.
The plan has been read in banking cir
cles and meets with much approval.
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MAY TERMINATE FATALLY.
A Row at Stockton Which Is Likely tt
Result in Death

A Row at stockton Which is Likely to
Result in a Death.
STOCKTON, Jan. Is. "A hackman named
Jerome Peck was arrested tonight to
await the result of injuries to Charles
Turner, keeper of saloon near the race
track.
At 2 O'Clock this morning Peck and an
other young man, with two Sacramento
women, went to the Park House, kept by
Turner, and, after drinking number of
times, Turner made Peck angry by
attentions to one of the women, and
quarrel followed, in which the hack
man struck Turner in the nose and
doored him. Turner's head struck the
floor so hard that conclusion of the brain
followed, and he has been lying uncon-
sclous all day. 1t is feared he may die.
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DIE. GArLINe,s NEw GuN.
1t VIII Shoot Two Thousand shots re
Minute.

1t VIII Shoot Two Thousand shots Per
Minute.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Dr. Calling, of
Gatling gun fame, is attracting tue atten-
ton Of army and navy officers through
the knowledge that he has perfected de-
vice for applying electricity to firearms.
Calling claims to have new gun which
viii discount The Calling, ihitrailleuse,
and all other rapid-iring guns. The new
gun will shoot 1900 shots per minute.
The motive-power consists of an electric
motor attached by belt to the mechan-
ism of the gun, and the cost Of discharg-
ing IS said to nave been reduced to mini
mum. A test is to be made shortly be-
tore Board Of Ordnance officers.
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Enabling BIZ for Utah.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ls.-The House
Committee on Territories. without divis-
ion, ordered favorably reported the bill
enabling Utah to form Constitution and
State Government and be admitted into
the Union.
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EX-PREOIDENT HAYES DEATH
The Announcement Received With
Profound Sorrow.
TELEGRAMS OF CONDOLENCE FROM
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

Expressions of Sincere Regret by
Senator's and Representatives at His
Sudden Demise-An Executive Order
Issued Giving Official Notice of the
Ex-President's Death, and Ordering
the Executive Mansion and De-
partments Draped In Mourning for
Thirty Days-The Funeral to Take
Place on Friday.
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THE FRENCH SCANDAL.
Republicans Rally to the Cause Of
the Government.
WILL NOT ASSIST IN PROVOKING A
PRESIDENTIAL CRISIS.

How Ferdinand de Lesseps Got the
Clergy to Take a Helping Hand in
of Prominent Deputies Implicated
in the Fraud Made PubIic-Sums
Paid Them Varying From Ten
Thousand to Three Hundred Thou
sand Francs.
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tor of the saloon, lost $500. The origin
of the fire is mystery.
The barns of r. w. Anderson and John
Trethway were destroyed by fire few
days ago.
An old resident named E. Toben, aged
63 years, died here last night.
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Senator Jones Abroad.

LONDON, Jan. Ex-senator Jones of the
American delegation to the Brussels
Monetary Conference conferred yesterday
with Sir William Vernon Harcourt.
Chancellor Of the Exchequer. Jones Will
shortly go to Paris.
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Suicide at Clear Creek.

ORovILLE, Jan. is young man
named johnson shot and killed himself
at Clear Creek to-day. The cause is not
known
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MOST HORRIBLE SIGHT

Witnessed at the Hanging of MUIR
derer at Glasgow.
GLASGOW, Jan. 1S.-William MacEwan
was hanged here this morning for the
murder of woman. After committing
the deed he slashed his own throat hor-
ribly, but the doctors managed to save
his life for the gallows. His neck was
not perfectly healed, however, and the
drop of seven feet proved too much, for it
nearly tore the victims head off, blood
gushing in streams from the riven wound.
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NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
Many Important Propositions Dis
cussed and Adopted.
ACTION TAKEN IN REGARD TO
FOREIGN IMMIGRATION.

Pioneers Meet at the Fes.
tive Board at Chicago, Enjoy the
Delfcacies of the Season and Swap
Yarns on the TriumpLs and Ad-
ventures of Old Forty-Niners in the
Golden State.
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a Catholic conlirmation.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 49, Cardinal Gibbons
has gone to Washington to confirm in the
Catholic faith the daughter of United
States Senator Voorhees,.
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Infanta Isabella WIN Not visit America.

MADRID, Jan. 1S.-The Intanta Isabella
has withdrawn her provisional promise
to open the Columbian Exposition at Chi
cago, because if she visited the United
States she would have to visit the Spanish
dependencies of Cuba and Porto Rico,
where yellow fever is always prevalent
Of which she has mortal dread.
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LODI BRIEFS.

Three Fires Within the Past Few
Days.
LODI Call, Jan. 1S.-A fire destroyed a
one-story brick building in the center of
the main business block early this morn
ing. 1t was occupied as saloon and
harness-shop. The loss on the building.
which was owned by Friedberger 4 Hoi-
sen. is 5000; insured. Coolidge &
Trifry, owners of the harness-shop,
lost $500; insured; F. M. Tinin, proprie-
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Obfbte6ss0

Ser 8erbanD Ser 8eteranen Der 6eute
i3en 9lrmee, Die alien &rieger Ser beutz
i6en G~tntgungSe 8rte9e, tper6en morgen
Nbeno i'm @on5er1iaale beS beutid6enB req
Clubs, .S6tuerzG beater9ebdu6e, etnen
9tbi6ie6S7@ OmmerS gu @6ren Der betben
Wftlitdrfapelen beS 9euti6en Oorfes perz
anitalten. 9ic &ape4meiiter unb ibre
1dmmtli9en Muitfcr tperben in Uniform
eri6etnen, un6 auBer Ben 8eteranen 1nb
ibren 9anen u eingelo6ene @Gite artipez
ieno ietn, ba bic Seitltdbfeit etnc bo0itGnz
big prtpate iein ioa, bel mel6er Die S6cilz
nebmer ieOenfaaS bObt Oer9ni9te Stunz
ben Derleben tperoen.
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Guuerton ite9t.
Oas Staatsober9eri8t bet6tiet ole Gntf9ei
our9 oes 8i9ters mcGonnel in feinem
pro3efe NIT DER Qbwanerbeh0roe.

9as GtaatSzO bergert6t faGte geitern
cine gnti6ei6ung, peIcbe Bic @nti6ci6unQ
Ser unteren Snitan5 in Dem 8ro3eiie 60
tpar6 S. Gul4erton's 9egen BEN SanitGtSbez
3irf bon Gbica9o ~beitdtt9t. Sn Dem Broz
5eiie ban0elt eS itcb I'M ein Serfabren sur
@nteignun9 BON ettua 20 Nder 2an6, nobe
Dem columbia Borf, Gtgent6um BON Sui
lerton. Die @ci6ipOrenen bes &ibters
WtcGOnnea ipracben ant 10, De3ember
1892 fIr bas 2anb benz @igentbiimer Sui
Lerton Sic Summe BON $3.50 git, ober
our6i6utttIt9 5000 per Qlder. 9te Nbz
paiiercOmmtiiton fanb bieien 8etrag aber
gu bO6, ba ite ionit fir 2ono IN iener Sc
genb nur etpa $50 per Nder gu sablen
bate, uh0 ite appeIIirte. Il. 81. mabte fe
8eetnfluiiun9 ber @ei6Dorenen 9elten6.
9as Supreme @eribt bat aber, tpte obcn
geiagt, in ibrer 9eitri9en @ntlDei6ung 6as
8er0tft Der @'ei6morenen bes &i9ters
WfcGonneu beitGttgt.
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Rletne Udhrtchten.

= SIN Srrcngeri9t tpur6e 9aoi6 Maarr,
ipelc6er Dor %einigen Wo6en auf letnen
Snfel Ofor 0art ctnen Worban9rtff
1nobtc, fir irriinnig ertlGrt. @r wurbe
na6 Der SrrenanitaLt in @l9in 9el9tdt.
9er 8rieftrd9er Trant 6Orn muBte
9eitern ms GountD9efGngntB tpanbern, neil
er etne 2lnpeiiung I'M 8etrage bon $50 ge@
fdllbt bate, Inn Trau 6a5eL 8erner, elmer
ilngen S~u6IGn6erin, Elm @el9enf gu
mdben.
= Charles 2arer ipur6e Deute Wor9en
BON Sem Gi6ter &eriten inter Der Nnflage,
elne1 Derbre6erii6en Nngrtff auf Seattle
Spies perit6t 81 baberl, an baS Criminal
gertcbt berpieien un6 unter 5000 8Gr8>
l9aft gefteut.
: Ser S@rtftleber Sobn @agner aus
9trl3au, Q8etzBreuBcn, Der i'm perHoie@
men Sabr Ourtb einen l1n9Ii6SfaI elm
8ein %perLor, lit eriucbt, ictnen 8rl6cr
@mil, Der ii9 BET Maurice & 8infboff,
SEQ. 10 g8abalb 9lpe., aufbalt, 81 beiuben.
- Sabn 9otpneD tpur6e geitern Q(benb
in bem 6aule 119 &in3ie StraBe inter Der
Q~lnfloge D~erbaftet, So9n Scbr0ber beraubt
81 Daben. Gtne ubr uro Settle, Die EeBterer
olS ietn @i9entbum be5ei6nete, tpuroe IN
benz @rO9ei3oB bes 9%enannten 6auieS GEE
tunben, 9aS 8erbOr bon 0omnep purOe
bette Morgen bis morgen Deri9oben, oa
S3rOber ni9t i'm @ericbt eribienen mar.
: Ser Staltener Grant Scalifi, tpeGcber
felt GINGER 3ett bon letner Srau g~etrennt
lebte, feuerte 9eitern Otabmttta9 3tpci
S6iiie auf ietne Srau unO einen Wann
Gtonens Sobn 8aulina ab, als bieiclben
ft6 8uiammen in etnem Simmer bes 6au1
les $50. 1875 Bacific 9lpe. befanben. gaus
lima erbielt etnen ungefGbrlicben Streifz
i6uB, wora1f Der S9ieBboLb fi6 fibtete.
2Ls geftern gtacbmittag Elm &abeL8us
Der StateitraBen>2in hin Die gGe ber Wtaz
biionz unO StateitraBe fubr, CAB Oas @tlene
glitter, nelcbeS auf elmer Seite Der binteret
Blattform sum S9ube bes 8ublifums an
9ebrodt lit, mach unb me6rere 8erlonen
i~tiir3ten auf Bic StraBe. S. SO. TaDlor aus
stephens 8otnt, g8tS., uno g. o. 2tttenz
burp unb 8. Q8. 8eu, betbe aus Plooer,
ISIS, trlt9en i9mer3bafte, trenn aub uns
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