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The Helena independent., 1893-09-06
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS.
U. 3. INDIAN SERVICE,
RLACKF1ET AGENCY,

RLACKF1ET AGENCY.
PIEGAN, TETON COUNTY N oNTANA. {
August 49, 1888
SEALED PROPOSALS.. endorsed Proposals
for Buildings" and addressed to the under-
signed at Piegan, Teton county. Mont. will be
received at this agency until one O'Clock D. m
of Friday. Septembe 49, 1893, for the furnishing
OF al necessary labor and materials and erecting
sisned, on Willow rock. on the Blackfeet reser-
vation at this agency, one two-story frame ware
house building and one two story and attic frame
agent dwelling. as per plans and specifications.
dependent" of Helena. Mont. the Times, y Of
Eillings, Mont. and at this agency.
Proposals must state separately the proposed
price of each building and the time proposed to
be consumed in its, construction. A form Of
propo u accompanies the specific
All bidders will be held to conform to the
provisions of the act of congress approved Au-
gust l, 1892 relating to the limitation of the
hours OF daily service Of l,borers and mechanics
employed upon the public works of the United
States and the District of Columbia.
lhe right is reserved to reject any all bids
or any part of any bid il deemed for the best in
forest OF the service.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied BY certified
check or draft upon some United States deposi-
tory or solvent national bank in the vicinity Of
the residence OF the bidder. made payable to the
order of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
for at least FIVE PER CENT of the amount Of
the probosal. which check draft will te for
feited to the nit d States in case any bidder or
biddsrs receiving an award hall fai to prompt y
execute a contract with good and sufficient
sureties, otherwise to be returned 10 the bidder
blds accompanied by cash In lieu of certified
check will not be considered.
or fnrther information as to building sites,
means or iran port alton, etc. etc. apply to
tAPI. l.. w. tOOkE. L. :. A.,
Acting Z. s. Indian Agent
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AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PLAN.
Centrally located with every conven-
fence, beautifully furnished,
thorough ventilation.
CAFE attached for ladies and gem
tlemen.
P. j. MURRAY. Proprietor
P. j. MURRAY. Proprietor
For Sale!
For Cash, or on Easy Terms
with Good Paper.

Eight Percheron colts, from two to
five years old some well broken, and
others only bridle-wise.
One Clay colt out of Walker Nor
rill mare, two years old.
One Gray Morrill, mare, five years
old, been served to Frank Mayo.
One splendid match pair Of mules,
weighing about twelve hundred each,
cost two years ago, four hundred
and fifty dollars, will sell cheap.
One fine single mule, eight years
old.
Two or three farm horses at a bar
gain.
These horses and mules, are for
sale because | am over-stocked, and
l ask the question, why buy your
team from away, or from parties
bringing them here, impossible to
know anything of, and often doctored
to make sale, when you can get them
at home. bred to home horses, from
responsible parties. and guaranteed
in every particular?
These horses l offer, are in the
rough, don't know the taste of med
icine, and seen at their worst. Par
ties buying, know what they are get
ting, and what they buy; with proper
handling, may turn out to be Il prize.
Apply to
A. BROCkENBROUGH,
Chesapeake P. o., Va.
One mile from Cobb's sta
ton, N. Y. p. s. n. R. r.
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Ncbstpl.'s Last Words.


The statement has so gone into
history and has been generally accep-
ted that Webster's last words We're,
II still live
A gentleman who was present at
the deathbed of the great orator and
statesman contradicts this to u GER
tain extent. This gentleman gays
that shortly before his death he said
very family, Il still live" and i'm
mediately after-almost in the same
breath, but in whisper so low that
it was hardly audible-"Gjvem me more
brandy" This seemsquite probable,
as life had been kept in the dying
man by the aid OF stiInulants fer some
time, and Webster knew it and knew
that that alone could keep him alive.
New York Herald.
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VOLUME XII

OIO NIG AL
T. w. G.. Blackstone, j. A. Bundick
BLACKSTONE s. BUNDICK,
Attorneys-at Law,
Accomac c. H., Va.
Will practice in all the State courts.
THOS. w. RUSSELL.
Attorney-at-Law,
Accomac C. H.. Va.
Practices in the courts OF Acconac
and Northampton counties.
L. FLOYD MOCK.
Attornev-at-Iaw and Notary Public,
Aceomac c. H., Va.
Will practice in all courts OF Acco-
mae and Northampton counties.
Prompt attention to all business.
GEO. F. PARRAMoRE.
DeN-isG-l4stW,
Accomac G. H, Va.
Prompt attention given to all busl-
CESS placed in his hands.
Will practice in all courts OF Acco-
mac am! Northampton counties.
OHIO F. MEARs.
Attorney-at-I.aw,
E..stville, Northampton county, va.
Will practice in the courts of Acco-
A.ac and Northampton.
Upshur Is. Quinby Thos. B. Quinby
QUINBY & QUINBY,
Attorneys-at-Lslw,
Onices-Accomac c. H. and Onancock.
p. o. Address-Onancock, Va.
Telesraphic Address-Tasley. Va.
Practice in all courts on the Eastern
Shore O: Virginia. Prompt attention
20 all business.
]. H. Fletcher, Jr. b. 7. Gunter, Jr.
FLETCHER & GUNTER.
Attorneys-at-Law,
-Accomac c. H.. Va
Will practice in the courts OF Acco-
mae and Northampton counties.
STEWART X. POWELL.
Attornev-at-Law,
viii practice in all the courts OF
,ccomac and Northampton counties.
Oflice-Onancock. Va.
Will be at Accomac G. H., every
Wednesday and court days.
w. a. P. STRANG,
-ATroRNEY-AT-LAw,-
Accomae C. H., Va.
Will practice in the courts OF Acco-
mac and Northampton counties.
DIR. S. BLAIR WARD,
Operative and Mechanical
DENTIST
Belle Haven, Va.
Patients from /, distance will please
Encouragement by postal card.
DIR. OSCAR E. BYRD, :
DENrIST &
Tenperanceville, Virginia.
Office hours from Sa. IN. to up. III.
Patients from distance will please
make engagement by postal.
DIR. LEWIS ]. HARMANSoN,
DENTIST
Of1;ce-Next to Episcopal Church,
Onancock. Va.
Office hours from a. m, to P. III.
-..---.----- .-------------- $500
DIR. THos. B. LEATHERBURY,
DENTIST,
-Onancock, Va
Office hours from 0 a. ~. to 5 p m.
BEN, It. GUNTER, JR.,
County Surveyor,
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University Of Virginia writes about
He most admirable and successful
teacher IN disciplnarian."
competent teach advanced classes
Rhetoc He has had i've
Miss 9ns pf s hs sns S
honors that celebrated institution Her ABILITY ana
people
KnDal has had @ at the se Engsaa
and the Utica
did vocalist
The building and grounds OF this the
nd rave The building contains front hall
VIII; double and PROVIDED wn d @ on the grounds
acres which divided into separate play grounds
boys Music Department the buidins thus
avoiding necessity building to another and al
provided sufficient number of good pianos
school will Monday the lStn
day of The @ R 1fo %e fer
TERMS TUITION AS Follows
including Orhogrphy Reading Writing
GeosIaphy and Grllma per term sY OF p an Natural
sc oe o Rhetoric Composition CHEMISTRY &C. per 'e'H 49, y 20
For Greek Latin French higher Mathematics each per
But all tuition fees except for Music are not to exceed so per on
$40 weeks for the first and $50 per quarter for
3oes H M1 S S in sfe
same time taking Music will be only s.
teri or the Vocal Lesson.
presented res ed ' short Of
ern only y. VIC 'ils S'''De' ASs
No deduction except stated and
Special will be children of ministers of the Gospel m
Good board reasonable can be obtained in private a
the town VII ~, f,,or il lion ami, to the Secretary
s gpshnT < < 9 Romsi,, Trustees
Stewart X Powell Secv.
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Cannot Catch Gladstone.

One hears various stories Of the clever
ness displayed by MIR. Gladstone IN elud-
ing inconvenient questioners, but the
following, which is perfectly authentic.
strikes London correspondent as being
Quite the best Of the bunch. The other
evening some earnest young Radicals
were invited to meet the prime ministen
They naturally longed to discuss the po-
Etical situation with him and 10 receive
some advice for their guidance. Ne
Gladstone, however ,descanted with great
eloquence on the proper place In the
church for the organ.
Then there was short iull, and the
boldest Of them pulled himself together
and propounded somewhat hesitating
question ON home rule, OF aboutit. The
old parliamentary hand either did not
hear or affected conveniaut deafness
Before the sentence could be repeated
MIR. Gladstone was deep in learned az
gument with clergyman present upon
hymns. ancient and modern. The TO
mainder Of the company sat in silence,
WlCQ Ic601lBS lklHt Cti14 10 C0oAOA
than Observation-Disclosures Press
Modern Heroes.
The great conquerors Of the world who
have plunged their nations into cruel
wars for the sake of their own glory and
ACKNOWLEDGMENT were pre-eminently the
heroes Of past age, but we are grad
ually learning that the true hero Of hia
country is the man who seeks her best
welfare, who defends her rights and con.
suits her interests, and who for this great
purpose is ready to take praise or blame.
to govern or to forbear, to live or to die
Our own Washington and Lincoln were
men Of this stamp. and we are justly
proud to have them head the list Of our
country's Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-02-25

A pair Of novel shears for BARRIERS Is
recent invention. The pivot between the
blades is extended to carry comb, which
Is parallel with the shears. By means
of q nut the distance between the shears
and the comb can be varied at will and
the hair cut at any desired length.-New
York Telegram.
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a Practical Gnmo.

At an evening entertainments In a
Maine town lately one Of the features
was boot contest BY seven boXe, who
tried to SEQ who could put on and lace
up their shoes first. Now, here's some
thing real practical.-Lewiston Journal.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-02-25
1IlH ROYAL PURPLE.

which in mockery was thrown upon
Christ-were colored by the purple OF the
shells on the shores Of the Mediterra-
mean. It was discovered by. a shepherds
dog having stained bis mouth by break
ing one Of tho shells, and the purple
aroused admiration.
Costly purplel Six pounds OF the pur-
pie liquor extracted from the shelltishes
we're used to prepare one pound Of wool.
Purple was also used on the, pages OF
books. Bibles and prayer books ap-
peared in purple vellun, which may still
be found in some Of the national libraries
of Europe. Plu;arch speaks OF some pur'
pie which kept its beauty for 100 years.
But after awhile tho purple became
easier 10 get, and that which had been q
sign of imperial authority when worn IN
robes was adopted by many people, and
so an emperor. jealous Of this appropria-
ton Of the purple, ulnde law that any
one except royalty wearing purple should
DO put to death.
Then. as If 10 punish the world for
that outrage Of exclusiveness. God OBJ
liberated the color from the earth, as
much as to say. IF all cannot have 1t,
none shall have 1t. But though God
has deprived the race of that shellfsa
which afforded the purple there are
shells enough left to make us glad and
worshpful. Oh, the enhancement Of
hue and shape still left all up and down
the beaches Of all the continentsl These
creatures of the sea have what roofs Of
enameled porcelainl They dwell under
what pavilions blue as the sky and fiery
as @ sunset and mysterious as an aurora!
And am not right IN leading you for a
few moments through this mighty realm
Of God 80 neglected by human eye and
human footstep?
It is said that the harp and lutte were
iuyeutad from the fact that in Egypt
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THE gGnancook = cadezay.
Announcements for the Session iee2-'es

KENNETH A. Balm, NJ A., QJnv o Va, 1922 PRINCIPAL.
RICHARD NORRIS Va, ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL
V Assistant i'll Languages
and Mathematics in Primary Department
ew England Conservatory OF aus teacher
o Harmony Theory and Voice.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-15

- Sabnte & &ieslins lieierten letts
Wo9e einen bon ibnen anseferti9ten
Oit9pflu ua9 Tairfar al, Der auSses
seidnete Mrbeit uerri9tet.
- 2esten Sonntas murbe bic 1T
Tairfar ueu erbaute lutberiide STRIDE
feierli@ e%inseweibt, bel welder @elesens
belt paitor @lbre4t uon bier bic @eibs
reoe belt.
- Gb. Dieter, Elm beliebter iunser
Mann aus Tairfar, BET am Monta9
nit mebreren @efdbrten na@ benz Min>
neiotasTlub 8aeen sesansen mar, ,uurs
Be BON &rdmpfen befa0en unb ertrant.
- Grau Sba 30. Wins uon minnes
apolis, @roB Setretdrin Der Gaitern
Star @roBlo9e (Staatss Trauen>So9e
ber Treimaurer) wiro beute Mbenb cine
oabier sesriinoete 2ose orsaniiiren.
- Die einise Gage lang bier berrs
i9enoe Site ma@te ii@ 1T gang Minnei ota
unb ben beiben Datotas bemertbar ;
80 bis 100 @rab inn xS@atten waren
mdbreno ber Na@mitta9situnoen al Der
Ea9esorbnuns.
- Seit 9eitern finoen in ber bieiisen
College bic iabrli@en prifunsen itatt,
wel9e Mor9en Nbenb nit ben aus &eoen,
Defamation, Muiit, @eians &C. beitebs
euoen S9luBattus enoen. Die 8etbet>
lisun9 baran it cine duBerit 9roBe, BET
bette Beweis welden Mntbeil man in
benz @eoeiben Der Mnitalt nimmt.
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0et@dttS=N oti5en.

Sparet @elo .unb fault bic Bel ten
Del arben un6 Del in Ollens Mpotbefe.
&auft Cure Oelfarben unb Sele
in Sllens Mpotbete.
Tube-P Paints fir Malereien in
rei9er Nusmabl bel &raut e & 9iri@.
Der b6@iten Marttpreis fir
S4weine 5ablt gu jeber 3eit s. Stuebe.
ba
Gbe ibr Paints irsen6mo anbers
fault, ipre9t erlt bel %. g. Mlwin i'm
Gitp Drug Store uor.
Oie BE ten, e6te1ten un6 bauerbaf>
teiten Saints I'M Gitp Drug Store.
sSeoe @auone %9arantirt.
Die beten Oelfarben fiir6aus un6
S@eune, iomie Wbite 2ea6 uno Sele in
Sliens Mpotbete.
New Process unb Quick Meal
@aiolin>Se fen, bic e iten i'm Martt,
biQis gu boben bel .
ba $. 2auben@ld9e
Wenm Sbr Selfarben n0tbis babt,
iei es nun CUR @erl@0nerun9 ODER GUT
grbaltun9 Guerer @ebauli@teiten, 10
fauf bteielben Bel 50. g. Nlwin.
Mqe Sorten @ras> Samen, fril3
uno 3uuerlal fig, inn Pionter Drug
Store pom q. s. Gdltein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-15

GTATEOF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OFBROWN.
~ S. In Probate Court, Special Term, June. I'd,
1898.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF George Werner
deceased:
Letters Testamentary on the estate of George
Werner, deceased, late Of the County of Crown,
and State OF Minnesota, being granted to Char
les GrusendOrf Of New Ulm, Brown County, Min
nesota:
1t is ordered, that six months be and the same
is hereby allowed from and after the date of this
order, in which all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased are required to
file the same in the Probate Court OF said County,
for examination and allowance, or be forever
barred;
1t is further ordered, that the first Monday in
February A. D. 1894, at 3 o'clock P. NJ, at a gen.
eral term OF said Probate Court, to b eheld at the
Probate Office in the Court House in the City of
New Ulm, in said County, be and the same here
by Is appointed as the time and place when and
where the said Probate Court will examine and
adjust said claims and demands;
And 1t Is further ordered, that notice OF such
hearing be given to all creditors and persons in
terested in said estate by forthwith publishing
this order once in each week for three ruccessive
weekr in the FoRTsCHRITT, q weekly newspaper
printed and published ut New Ulm, in said
County.
Dated at New Ulm. Mimi, this End day Of June
A. D. 1893.
By the Court,
IL. ST. L. p. BERTRAND,
IA Judge Of Probate.
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Sattler 6eihdft
F. J. BACkER,

Minneiota StraBe, Stem l1lm, Minn.
Die sr0bte aus,uabl BON 9feroeaeidtrren, Deden. Veit>
iden, Sdtteln unb aubersn in bieies @eiddft sebSrenren
Maaren itets an 9anb su ben biui9iten Qreiien.
8eparaturen uerben biQis unb prompt ausseilbrt.
Ro,nmt unb %IberseuGt Gud.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-15
NeMe Mn5et9en.
Mm baS Ymblttum*
8e9sua po,t altem YIat.

sd bin nunmebr porbereitet, lit meirem
relle1 2ofal, ;meite Ibiir n0roli9 POM Da=
fota 9aus, @ef9afte ;u BEL or9en.
Sd fertt9e iebt photographer BON Minia=
urformat bis gu 9ebens9r0Be III Partisan
Enamel an, rpel1e ni1t ibertroiien merben
t0nnen; ebenlo IN Sel= unb @allerfarben,
lomie III Narbentiit uuo Grapon aus9eflbrte
3eidnunsen. Meiu 9ltelier 1T lpecieQ fir
Ben i3med erri9tet mor6en unb 1T nit BEN
beiten Suitrumenten aus9etattet, mobur9 i'd
imitan6e bin, eSebermanu sufrte6ensuitellen.
9o9seitsseleul6aiten, Clubs, Taniliet lno
Yerl oneu III Goltiim 1iu6 belonoers ei,t9ela=
Ben, Bel mir porsuipre9eu u16 mei1,e Nrbeit
at priif EFT. 9lle &u1beu bitrfen 1i6 ether re-
eleu un6 prou,pten Seoienul19 perli6ert ieiu.
s. s. @romell.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-15
3u

lit ein gutter Sas6buub. Naberes su erfab=
reu bel Gu9en &oebler.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-15
9aWn0NunA.

NQcu Oemienisen, Welde uns bel beu nns
8lIdSfa1 uno Der geerbi9nn8 unlereS Sobs
lies unb yrubers Sos. Marei9. TIRE Ibeils
nabme bewieieu, uub namentli9 ber 20. A
iorpie Gapt. S%teinbGuler fir feline am @rabe
bes &eruugliidten sebaltenen 3eoe, ~erltatte''
ibren tief9efibltM Cant
SranS Warei6, Trau H. xiMber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-15
8art,t ~ n~ertautcn.

gu %uertaufen 1T cine Tarm bon leO
older, 8 Meilen iabli@ bon Sanburn
9ele9en; 100 Mder unter Gultur; 6aus
unb S@eune' b%efinbeu li9 barauf. Gin
Ebeil Der 3abluns baar, ben &elt gu 6
Procent perSinsbar. Na@5utrasem bel
s. {. Breittreu3,
ba Springfield, Minn.
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8etanntmadnmq.
@pue! @ouc! @o4e!

@pue! @oue! @o4e!
Ser lluterSei9nete ma6t biern,it bas Sub
lifum NIB lpecteq feline altelt &l1n6en auf=
mertlam, baB CT at Der gde Don Minnel ota
unb 2. SIdltraBe i1 Seem llm eii1e Wole=
l,,o Wouenmaaren= Nieberlase er0iiuet fat,
molelbit er ieiu ei9ues Tabr,tat 1T glantets,
0lane1e, Stridsarr,, @triimpfe u1b @ouenz
8atte gum @ertaui uub lit llmtaul9 9e9en
&obwoQe itets all t9a1o bat.
9. 80 ar DINER,
Sabrifaut Don Wolenwaaren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-15
SturmpcrN0erun

Die neuliden Sturmidaben babea se3eist, oaB Ser
seaen Sdoben BON 8inbitiirulen rno Sorna=
seraoe 10 %notbwenoi9 tit, ais sesen Seuer unb Yltss
unb i'd made beBbalb barauf aufmertiant, baB
Id Volicem in ben superldiIislten geieaidaften gu 10 bils
Tretie, aui !, 3 ooer 5 Sabre o~usiteQen tai,t, baB
Ntenanb bic 9eringe Mussabe ldeucr ioute.
50 m. g aenoer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-15
8uflenS Mrutca=S albe.

Die bette Gable in Der 9Selt fir S9ntitpunben,
Guetidunsen, 8,nben, 8eidpiire, Sal;Iub, Sledten,
aufseiprunsene Sdnbe, Troitbeulen, Sibnerausen unb
8ouitanbise Beirfebisuns suseiidert ooer teine @e3ab>
lung perlan9t. preis, 25 Gents bie Sdadtel. gu ba>
ben BET .. 81. Often, Stem Him.
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3u perrenten

lit pom 1. Sl1li at BET 9e9enudrtis pom gar
& Seiter benutte Store, bas 3,peite 2otal
,1Srbli9 pom Oatota 9aus. 9faberes gu Ct:
fabren bur9 beu Gi9entbiimer
&c. 9ennin9ien,
Seem llln1, Mi,rn.
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&crlorcM:

Nm Montas Nbenb, aui benz sSeSe pon
Summels GATE na9 Seem ulm. etn Nod
pom 8rauer Sarbe. Der ebrli6e Siloer 1uiro
9ebete., benielbeu 9esen cine SelobnnmS III
Der Office bieieS Slattes abSuliefern.
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Mmfforoerum9.

9(Qe Oiejeui9en mel@e mir nod. i@ul6en
uno llntoiten eriparen molten, ii16 bierrnit
uo6mals auf9eforbert, tbren 8erpfi6tun9en
11nperIdumt nab5ufommeu ober went9tens
bel mir por;aiprc9eu unb absure9ne1.
10 Sran3 S9nobri9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-17
Cppnfitton 8eeen Gieftristfat bel
OCT Gamalidliffiahrt.

q banp, t6. 9fop. = Der &analz
superintendent oannan bat beute Worz
gen Die 9tahrid)l crbalten, baB in Der
ucrflOileneu 9tadt ein Seriu1 eemadt
wOrSen 1T. bic Ordbte uno Sen gpparat
81 ;crltDrcu, bic bel Bittsforb, unueit
9fodeltcr. Oil Grictaual ;u Dem ;3lpefe
errIdltet worOen warcn, Inn cas- Grpert=
luent Ger 6ort5eutsuHg BON &analboos
ten oarA Glettriiltat an;ultellen. Der
3eritOrun9spsrluA 9elang nur tbeils
weiie. Die SrGbte wuroen serlhniten
unO Die YiOiten umscworfen. S. Us.
SawleD, unter Sclien IuiT6t bas grpes
riment pOrsenOnmen wiro, bat 100 9lr,
better an9clteut, nm ben Shabsn bis
Sum Samltas aus5ubeilern. sln9eri9.
let wurOc OIeIsr wabridsiulid Dnrd
gferOetreiber am &anal, pcl6e ourd
ben eleftriihen geirieb Der &analiuifi.
iabrt ibre Scihaftiguns su perlieren be-
iirdten. SawleD Bat ii9 al Den Sde.
riff BON WonrOesS ountp gewsnbct, bas
NIT bieier Die Grri9tunsen beiaIst.
Sei ben Grperimente nit oem eleftris
ibsn Setricbe, ueldes am Samitaa
ltattIinoen loa, meroen @ouperneur
Slouer, piele auoere Staatsbeamte uno
uiele bsruorra9enbe Gleftrifsr aus allen
SanOestbeilen suacsen iein. Die elcf,
triideu Sorridtungen, mclhe sur Ser.
WenSuns fomnen lolIen, iiuo uon Der
y y@eitiusbOuies@ @omp." selieisrt uno be-
iteben aus bie9iamcn trolley .. O.dben
uue einem nit WtotOren perlebenen
goote.
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gus Der SnnoesBanptitaot.
Die Sabincts sn,itaiieoer febr beidaitiat.

gSa aibington, .. g., 16. gtoe.
-Brdiioent @lepelano bat ben Wtit9lies
bern lcineS &ubinets befannt seseben,
bab CT ibre Se,i6te 10 friib, iule cbcn
mOslid, 81 baben wiinide.l Sn Sol9e
Oc1en iino Die Chefs Ger peri9icoenen
Oepartements pollauf beidafti9t uno
f6nuen Seiuher, unter beneu Senatoren
uno 9tspraientanteu oaS SauptsG Ontins
gent bilOen, nur ausnabnSweile ems
pfanscn, Der YraiSent benotbist Der
Yerldlte sur 5ertiaits0un9 ieincr got@
ifaft. Die BERN 3rlammentrltt oes Son<
sreheS fertis lein iOa.
gScr miro Reaiermussoruder?
Sn ein9eweibteu Sretien pcrlautet,
baB Ebos. 6. Benedict BON 9tewzO off
in beu naditen &assn luieoer 5um 9fez
gierunssoruder ernanut wcroen wlro.
tSr. Stneoiet bate bielen Soften idon
mGhrenb Der lesten osmofratllden Nos
miniltratiOn inne uno bat bamals Der
enpaS uadIdilisen @cidaitsIibruns in
Der 0ruferei Gill GnOe scmaat uno elm
itreuses 9isslment einscfiibrt.
gSieoer oabeim.
GrdliSeit @lepelanb febrte beute lrib
in Ssglcitun9 oes Sefretars Samont
BON 9ielu>Yort nad bier surlf nno mar
um s llbr Wtorsens in lelncm Sursau.
Die alusfteuuns Der Gramiirtem.
SIlisiefretar Samliu bat on Die 3Olls
beb0roen elm HunDidreiben erlallen,
nah weldem bel Der ;ollamtlidcn abs
iertisuns Der fir Die Srlse>@lnnersz
@rpolition" in 9tew OOrt beitimnlt:n
@egenltdnbc lOweit, oils tbunlld, Slelel>
ben Sori9riitsn, welAe bel Sebanolung
Der fir bic Ggicaso'er Susiteuuns inls
pOrtlrten @seenitanoe saIten, in slnmsnf
oung tommen lolleu.
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Swausie Gbtmcfen freiseIaisen.

Gan Intonio, Ger., 16. 9tou.
- Sor 9ihter s. 9. MarcD i'm Bum
oesseridt eridienen etpa 30 Gbineicn,
mcl6e wegen llebertretung bes @earD=
@eleees pom gunbess Gomnliiidr Brlce
benz Sunbesgcridt iiberpieieu uOrSen
maren, I'M sur Deportation perurtbcilt
81 weroen.
Siidtcr MarsD srfldrte ieOod, als ibm
De. erite @bineic pOrsciiibrt wuroe, bab
E: nur III iolten 6allen ein urtbetl
ipreheu fOnne, welde auf Dem 9lppclaz
tious<2SeSe ooer our9 cin Sabeas Corr
pussSerfabrsn Dor ibn sebradt mir
Den, unS SaB Der Sunbcss9 9ommiilar
poQe SurisOlttion babe, Gbiueien sur
Deportation au psrurtbeilen. 9luf
@runb oieles Sntidsios wurben ale 20
@efaneens cutlaiIen.