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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

Nor SATISFIED with the flags on the
public schools, Mr.. Mckinley says he
wants to see one son every house in the
country" People who talk this way
must be possessed ofintense patriotism,
or of great something else. If their
wants in respect Of the matter referred
to were supplied,i it would naturally sug-
gest the idea that the people of the
country are in fear that the love of the
flag is dying out, and had resorted to
skyrockety means TO revive its embers.
And vet there are voters so stupid and
ignorant that they are gnlled by such
silly twaddle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

NORTHERN MEN, Of both and all par
lies seem entirely at sea whenever
matter in which the race question arises
i submitted TO them. Bolivia is
white mans country, and its relations
with the United States are important
and close and set yesterday, the Presi-
dent upon the recommendation of As
sistant Secretary of State Quincy OF
Massachusetts,. nominated 4 negro as
envoy extraordinary and minister pien-
ipotentiary to that county, though the
idea Disappointing him to any federal po
sition in any northern State ofthe Union
would have never entered either one Of
their minds. If he shall be received,
which is doubtful, as the Bolivians, be-
inc intelligent people, know the light
IN which negroes are held in this coun-
try. will be likely to look upon his ap-
pointment as an aflront, he will OF
course have to be invited to all the So
cial functions of the Bolivian govern
ment and will meet the wives and
daughters of the Bolivian officials on
terms of personal equality. What nat
ural laws have put asunder, mems laws
cannot Join together.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

SENATOR ALLISON of Iowa, republi-
can, says "the President should have
called the extra session of Congress in
March, There is no doubt of it. 1t
would have been better for Mr.. Cleye-
land, for his party and for the country,
and it was what those whose votes
electedthe former expected hewould do.
However, regrets are vain, and If he
shall now insist upon the repeal of the
Mckinley act, which taxes the neces-
saries of life, and upon the laying of a
tax on incomes to make up the de-
ficiency, before the adjournment of the
session he was so late in calling, all will
yet be well, and the evils of the delay
be forgotten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

A MUCH MARRIED WoMAN.-In the
State Asylum for the Insane, above
Trenton, N. j., is confined woman
who has probably had more husbands
than any other member of her sex in
that section of the country, and who
has figured prominently before the pub
lie for the past twenty-seven years.
She is called Mrs. Irene House, but
her full name is Mrs. IreneAnderson-B Be-
wens- House Parker Redwood Carson.
She is forty-nine years old and hope
lessly insane. Her particular hobby
appears 20 be marrying, and although
she has been married seven times she
has had only two divorces. She shot No.
5 dead at her feet, no. had knife
fiourished before his face and thought
it wise to leave her; No. did aot
linger long Her sixth husband was o
handsome tramp that asked for food al
her farmhouse, and the husband whose
name she now bears she killed in 1876,
but escaped punishment on the plea Of
insanity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

AQUEDUCT BRIDGE.-A resolution
was passed by the Senate last January
calling on the Secretary of War to have
thorough examination made of the
piers of the Aquduct Bridge across the
Potomac river at Georgetown. The
District Commissioners were also called
upon for statement of expenditures
on account of the bridge since it became
the joint property of the United States
and the District of Columbia. The
Secretary of War on Saturday trans
mitted to the Senate the report Of Maj.
Davis on the condition of the bridge.
1t is very lengthy and enters into ali
the details of the examination, which
was very thorough and lasted through
quite portion of May last. A few de-
fects, cracks, ETC., were found, but moth
ing serious or beyond easy remedy, and
no immediate danger is apprehended.
Major Davis estimates the cost of the
necessary repairs as follows Repairs
to piers Nos. 3, 8, 6, and S, 81 cubic
yards Portland cement, concrete in
bags, laid by diver at $50, S2,6l0;
repairs to pier No. 4, coferdam, includ
ing pumping and removal, $25, $50 ;
shoreing old masonry, $500; removing
debris, old trees, ETC., 800; 203 cubic
yards granite masonry laid, at $50,
SlO,15O; false work for two spans.
$500; total, ss44 40; contingencies, 10
per cent, $4,000 grand total, 81 ,O7O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12
VIRGINIA NEWS.

1t is probable that Mr.. Wilson, OF
West Virginia, will make several
speeches in this State during the COM
ing campaign.
The trial ofJohn r. Richards in the
County Court Of Montgomery county
for the killing of VIM. Atkinson, whit b
came of last week, resulted in Verde
ofacquittal.
William H. Weller, q well-known
business man of Staunton, committed
suicide by shooting himself at his store
about 7:30 o'clock yesterday morning.
No cause can be assigned for the rash
act.
James Murday, an aged merchant OF
Charlottesville, was drowned yesterday
while attempting to ford TreVllllan
Creek, which had been very much swol'
len from the rains of Monday night
and yesterday. His body was recoV-
cred.
On the Goth instant the local mem
bers of the State Board of Medical Ex-
aminers will meet in the hall OF the
House of Delegates, in Richmond, TO
examine such applicants for license to
practice medicine in Virginia as may
present themselves.
At Lebanon, few days ago, L.
Routh shot Boss Garrett twice through
the shoulder. The wounds are serious
but not fatal. Both boys locked them
selves in room and opened fire on
each other, with above result. An Old
grudge is said TO be the cause.
The committee of the board of gov
errors of the Masonic Home, near
Richmond, will, in few days, definite.
" decide upon the plan of the proposed
large and elegant structure to be erect
ed this tall. 1t is expected that this
will be the largest Masonic institution
of the kind in the South.
Mr.. B. +. Grayson, an elder in the
Disciples Church, died yesterday morn
ing at his home in Luray. He was in
his eightieth year. He was married
four times and was the father Of eight.
cen children, fifteen Of whom are living
Mr.. Grayson was sheriff of Page coun
ty for many years before the war, and
held other places oftrust,
Mr.. Claiming NJ. Robinson, well
known citizen of Richmond, died yes
terday. He was in Forest Hill Park
with a young lady. and without mo-
ment's notice be fell speechless at bel
feet. AS the park is several miles from
the city, and there is no telephone
communication, he laid there for sew
eral hours until aid could be summon
ed. 1t was found that he had stroke
Of apoplexy.
Lee n. Hash, a young man of Gray
son county, shot Seymour Phipps neal
Edgewater last week, in q quarrel ovel
trivial matter, and fled. He wa:
caught Thursday night in Taylorsville
n. c. He was taken back to the county
seat of Grayson, Independence, on Fri
day. Saturday the authorities learned
that mob had been formed and would
take him out and hang him. The sher
if and posse took him from Jail at
o'clock Saturday night, secreted him IL
the mountains, and next day took hin
to Lynchburg and lodged him in Jail
Phipps died Wednesday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

UNDER the last administration msa
was appointed to position abroad in
order that his sick wife might have the
benefit of the salubrious climate of the
place to which he was sent. Under
the present one, another has received a
similar appointment, for the reason
that as he was going there any how to
educate his children, he might have
something to do to preserve him from
ennui during his voluntary absence
from his country. Other things besides
kissing go by favor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

COURT OF APPEALs.-The Court Of
Appeals of Virginia convened in session at
Staunton yesterday, Judges Lewis (presi-
dent Lacey, Richardson, Hinton and Faunt-
leroy all present.
Heber Ker, of Staunton, was elected clerk
of the court to succeed Maj. J. b. Dorman, de-
ceased, and qualified.
billiard VS.. billiard, from the Circuit Court
of Amherst: continued to next term.
Eight cases were removed to Richmond.
The Interstate Life Association VS.. Amelia
Evans dismissed settled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

A NORTHERN newspaper says I'm
this free country we do not allow our
politics to take the direction of religious
persecution, and we have no federation
for those who do not believe in tolera-
ton" And yet all the property of the
Mormon church was confiscateG by a
republican Congress, and the Territory
of Utah, though containing more peo-
pie than three or four of the Territories
that have been admitted as States into
the Union, has been excluded by the
republicans, because some of its lnhabi-
tants belong to the Mormon church,
and few of them practice polygamy-
as was done by the Patriarchs. Com
munism, anarchism, and nibilism, and
rec 1--we and unlimited divorce, are toi-
Grated here, but no Mormonism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

FISH AT NoRFoLK.-lhe fishermen on the
Carolina sounds are now through with their
summer work and are preparing for ocean
hsliag around Mays Head and Hatteras
shoals. Fhese fish are taken to Norfolk on
the sound stesmsfs and are quickly trans
ported to the New York market by rail over
the Eastern Shore route. In Norfolk mar
ket choice fish have been scarce and high all
the season. hog fish and spots have almost
entirely disappeared from the lower Chesa
peake fishing shores and very few are brought
in by the seines. Indeed, these choice pan
fish are now so rare that the local supply
comes from the hook-and-line fleet and are
readily disposed of at rs cents and 81 % per
dozen. None are now shipped from Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12
,r1rFsDAy EVENING. SEPT. IL, 1893.
T., ,r,,v farmers who elect a large ma

Ir THE farmers. who elect large ma
7oritv of the members of Congress,
would choose for their representatives
such wise men as the editor of the
,,outle,n Planter, they and all the other
people of the country would get along
much better than they do. In the cur
rent number of his magazine ne says;
..Wbilst in all parts of the country
confidence has been absolute " wanting,
Tat in Canada. divided only in many
1arts from this country by an magma
nv line there has been no panic ana no
CO. rc;tv of currency. fhe managers OF
1be Canadian banks bordering on the
States have been taking III money ilou l
American citizens every day IN enor-
nous sums. Whilst unable 10 tTusV
heir own financial institutions, they
have had perfect confidence in those OF
Canada Can anything more plainly
show that it is our legislation which Is at
fanIt and not our business condition !!
Canada stands firmly on gold basis,
whilst using silver and paper
largely, and both her own people ana
AMERICANS have confidence in her sta
bility. She neither buys useless SILVER
with gold nor attempts, by the fiat OF
her government, TO make either paper
or deprecated silver of equivalent value
with gold. Her banking system Is
based on hard gold and controlled by
those who find that gold, and yet is so
elastic in its working that II meets inc
needs of the country at all times IN lhe
provision of an abundance ofcurrency'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

cff.cts of entrusting magisterial duties
To stupid and ignorant hands. The
laws are bad enough of themselves, but
when executed by hebetudenous ne
oroes thew become unbearable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12
DIED.

In Philadelphia. Sunday, September 10th,
1898, WILLIAM J. PROCTOR, aged 80
years son of the late James A. Proctor The
remains we're brought to this city and inferred
this evening by the side of those of his
mother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

AN ADVANCE IN Wharf.-The Bal
timore wheat market was firm yester-
day, with good demand and an aver
age advance of one cent per bushel.
The firm tone of the market was caus-
ed by reports of poor yields in the
Northwest. Southern sold up to IS
and Zoe, and Western, spot, No. 2 red,
at 693(G695.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

THE recent actions of some ofthe ne
gro magistrates in the country adjoin-
ing this city on the north afford patent
illustrations of the necessarily injurious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

Chas. o. Rowe, superintendent ofthe
the Sth district, Western Union Tele-
graph Company, died very unexpect-
II at Titusyille, Pa, this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

E,INE IMPORTED BAY Rum, in l pint
q and in half-pint bottles, or in any quanti'
Is as wanted. For sale by >,,
E. 8. LEADBEATER & sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

a CASES LADIES WINTER VESTS, eS:
= ira heavy, better than ever sold before
at the price 25c, at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

EREsH BROAD Run CREAMERY bVi
II TER in prints, at nno,.
700 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

SCHOO, FLY! DON'T BOTHER Me
- Keep them off by using a FOWLER
FLY FAN, the greatest luxury to be obtained
while eating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

RICHARDSON & ROBINS POTTED
- MEATS, French Sardines, Round salmon,
Flat Stake Salmon and fresh LObsters, Just
received by II. C. WALLACE,
900 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12
tomorrow

A SIX to see the "OTHELLO & DESDE-
IA MONA TOOTH BRUSHES. The finest
quality Of French manufacture. The two
brushes packed together in handsome box
at E.S. LEADBEATER & Sons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

TT YOU want to have your WATCH repair
i ed properly, 30 to an,
JOG north Royal street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-12

Mr.. Talbot from the committee on
naval affairs reported bill to remit the
penalties against the designers Of the
Vesuvius. Calendar.
And then the House adjourned until
tomorrow.
, 1893-06-15
Der Stretf in Gemont gu Gnoe.
Die 0rbetter eeben nad uro nehmen ole Dir
belt fir oen friiReren SoRn pieoer auf.

,3ptihen Oen.Stretfern in 2emont un6
ben @ontractoren, fam es geitern en6Lib gu
elmer @tntgung, Die @riteren.ertlGren lidb
b@ereit, fir etnen GageIobn BON $3.50 Die
Nrbett tpieber auf3unebmen, ~bebtngen iidb
aber aus, baB ibnen bieier 2obn, ser ntc6l
3Ober lit, aIs Der fri6ere, obne Nb3itge aus
ge3a6lt iperbe. 0teie @inigung fam in
elmer in MaDor McGartbps Office in Qez
mont a%bgebaltenen 8eriammlung 3u
Stanoe, na6Oem elmer Ser Gontractoren
cine 0epei9e D~erIeien bate, in 6er i6m cine
Nrbeitera8entnr 1000 0eute gu $1,25 Sage
Lobn anbot.
Son SpringfieGb fam geitern sl6em nocb
bic gfacbrt6t, baB bas @eieB, ipelcbes ber
9ratntrun8sbeb0r6e 8oIt3etgetpalt Derz
let6t, a%ngenontmeu porben iet. 0as &ec6t
Oer BoIi5eigemalt eritreft iicb ouf bic game
@analItnie unb auf bas l1fergebtet in eiuem
ltmfretie bon II Meilen bon 6er Canal
linie. S6On in nacbiter !3eit mir0 man
line S9nBmanni6aft Organtitren.
, 1893-06-15
ponamafaminoIer erIan9en
Jn 6olee DER Gntf6eioune oes Gafations.
bofes ihre 5reiheit wieoer.
Nnris. Is. sunni.

0te GntI9ei6ung bes GaHattonsbofes
itber bic 8erufung bon CHARLES be 9eiieps
uno Der an6eren QlngetIagten, tpeIcbe in
Serbtn6un9 nit Ser Savanna 6 onalgeieus
i5aft beS 8etruges i6ulbt9 %befunben tuurs
ben, bat eine betrdcbtLtbe Nufre9ung bere
borgerufen. Der Gaiiattonsbof bat beute
feline @nti6etbun8 Oabin ab9e9eben, 6aB
bas llrtbetl a~uf9e6oben merbe, neil bas
Sergeben burcb bas 8ei6rGnfungsgeieb,
monaco &lagen innerbaIb etnes 9~etDtiien
3ettraumes etngeretcbt tperben miiiien,. 9e@
oedt ict, un6 neil Die QlnfIage, fir pel3e
Bic @efan9enen ibren 8ro3eB beltan6en,
auBer Sronung getpeien iet.
Sn 6olge bteier @nti6etbung pur6e
@tffeI iotort aus Der 6aft ~entIaiien. Gbarz
les De 2eiiepS, tpelber itb tpegen zines QInz
Tales BON 0DSpepiie i'm ct. Souls 6oipital
%beftnbet, erbieLt bic Wtitt6eilung bon ieiner
T~retlaiiung, mar aber gu unipobI, nm 6as
6oipttaI 5u p~erlai1en.
Stint Qtngetlagte tpur6en in 6emt, am
lebten 9. 8ebruar enOen6en Bro3eiie ibulz
Big befunben; es paren btes Serbinanb Sc
2eifeps, beiien Sobn CHARLES, MariuS
Tontatne, SenrD @ottii unO @uitao GtffeL.
, 1893-06-15
Cine er9reifenoe Seierlidfeit.
Gin iunees mdo6en ihrem ferbenoen Srdu=
tieam onsetraut.
ct. 2ouis, Is. Stunt.

vi. SDu IS, Id. Sunt.
6eute fan6 i'm ct. MarD> 6oIpital inter
et9entbumIiben l%tmitdnOen cine 6o93ettSz
feierItbfeit ttatt, bel peI9sr itatt frObli9em
6o~b8eitsgeIdute bic G~oOten9lode ert0nen
tptro. Der 8rdutt9am Garl @ebelbarbt
gebt an ben Gerlebun9en, peIbe ct am lebz
ten Wfontag IN SOlge bes 0urcbgebens
zines gferOes bapOntrug, Ian9iam benz
Gpoe ~entgegen, pdbren6 Die 8rout, Wlarie
Salenttt, tbr o6t3ebntes Sabr no4 nicbt
anrid9cIe9t bat. Die 6odbSeit ioute in
eint9en 8agen itattfinben, ais aber Ser
Nr5t Der iun9en Dame mittbeilte, baB ibr
8rGuttgom nur nob tuent9e Stunben gu
leben babe, beitano tie barauf, baB 6te
Erauung iofort itattfin6e. l1n6 10 gei6ab
eS, un0 am Sterbebette fonb Sic Giniegz
nung ltatt, 9a bic 8%erlebungen bes iunz
gen Ofannes ungepObnIib i9mer3baft
tparen, uno bic Nerste es fir an9ebra6t
btelten, Elm narfottl6es NfitteI an3upenz
ben, bate man bis bcute nit ber Grauun9
tparten miiien.
, 1893-06-15
Die poli5et.

Wtapor 6arriiOn bate geitern etnel1nterz
rebung nit Capt. &tpleD un6 lieutenant
6arttpeu bon Der Weit Safe StroBenz
Station, bic ii5 mutbmdBlicb auf sic @rz
nennung beS @riteren gum Sberz Snipeftor
urb 0es QeBteren gum Nadbfolger &ipleDS
ais Capt, ber Q8eit Chicago Npe. Station
be3og. Sb eS Die Qlbltcbt bes WtaDorS 1T,
Snipettor &o9 our G%eii8nation gu beran.
Iaiien ober ais Capt. bet3ubebalten, lit no9
8tpetfeIbaft. 8ermutblt9 perben l9on ann
ndcbiten Samitaa mibtige 8erGnoerungen
i'm Boli3eibepartement itattfin6en.
, 1893-06-15
DerRdn9ntfpolIe 5oI9en zines uner,
laubten OerbdltniHes.
&norbiIIe, Ienn., Is. Stunt.

&%nDTDtIIe, Aenn., 10. SunI.
Ser &onitobler SamueL q. @alfer bon
bter, Der Elm 8ruoer bes Staatsabgeorbneten
%. q. 8alfer lit, lit 9cftern 9tbenb ipegen
WOrbes Derboftet unb i'm bteitgen @efGng9
ntB etngeiperrt norben. Gtne 6rau 2outic
Cummings, bic am Treitag unter Der Qnz
flage Der @rmor6ung t6reS 10iGbrt9en
Stteffobnes berbaftet tpor6en mar, bat
nGmIi9~ 8eitanoen, baB BET &onitabIer unO
Die Srau bon Dem Sungen unter comproz
mittirenben I%mitGnoen an9etroffen tpurben
unb I'M ntcbt bon ibm perratben 5u tperben,
i'm u~mbrabten.
, 1893-06-15
SaIfde 0erudte.
Die Ruhe in &eon polf6noie wieoerber.
oeftelt.
WGna9ua, Nicara9ua,
10. Stunt,

Der omerttanif9e @eian6te 8afer unb
Senor @aittao, Ser &rie9smintiter bon
gttcarogua, erfldren eS fiir unlpaDr, baB
Die Wartnctruppen bonn &reu3er Qttlanta
in @reptotpn gelanbet ieten, UNI bic .Snterz
eiien BON a~merifanilcben 8iirgern Su be-
i6iBen. Sober Der beiben 6erren err
fldrte, oaB bas @erii9t Our9aus unbez
gritnbet iet.
IS lit bier bie Nabri6t etnsetroffen, baB
Die unruben in Qeon BON betruntenen
Strol3en peruriacbt tpurben; Bic @oli3ei
ltellte Die Gltbe wtcoer Der. Die 6egtez
rung gtebt bas bon SacaSa ~beiblagnabmte
@i9ent6um ben re%btr1dBtgeu @i9entbImern
pteber Surif.
, 1893-06-15
Gin oItersfdwohes 6ebduoe gu.
fammen9eitIrSt.
Drei Qerfoner perlebt, elmer Sapon t0otltd.
&eofuf, Sa.. Is. Stunt.

&eofuf, Sa., Is. SUM-.
geitern Nbenb, fur8 na9 7 r6r i~titr3te
Der btntere She'll bes 6retit6figen 8adz
itetn8ebGltbeS $50, 1926 un6 1913 Mom Str,
in tpeI4em iib bic @rOcerie Don Sobn
8urrops befano, suiammer. Die SAINT
lie 8urropS pobnte im ~atpetten Stoftperf,
uno baS brittle Stodtpert tpuroe bon Der
vImertcan Proteitant Qtii." ais 8eriammz
Iun9slocal benubt, Oils itb Der unfaQ err
%eignete, befanOen it4 BRET 8erloncn in ber
@rpcerte, tpelcbe bur6 bic 3riimmer per>
lebt purben. Die glamen 6erielben itnb
SObn Giel, Daniel 6ebtn9er unb 6enro
goung. Ser lebtere ipir6 ieinen i8erz
lcbungen erliesen. 0aS 3uiammengeitir3te
@ebGuoe mat alt, unO tpuroe i4on felt
%lGn9erer 3ett fir uniicber 9ebalten. Ser
Samtlte 8urrotps gelan8 es nod, iib recbt<
3etttg 81 retten. Ser ben @igentbiimern
unO 8emobnern bes @ebGubes our3 BEN
l1nfaa erpacbiene S9aOen betragt ettua
$4,000.
, 1893-06-15
Gin mahnitnnt9er STUDENT ser lie.
oiSin
ueberfdnt oen General 6rinne auf ofener
Stra6e.
8ra1. IS. Stunt

w 1C+ OHAI"
Wabren6 Der General @raf @rinne, Ser
8eteblsbaber bes g.. 4rmeecorps, pelbes
I'M Mttttelpuntt bon 80bmen liegt, burdb
bic StraBe cling, purbe er bon einem
tpabnitnni9en Stu6enten Ser Wtebi3in, Sea-
mems 3oeOnif, angefauen, unb erbteIt bon
oemleIben einen befttgen S9lag ms @ez
tt3t. Ser General 3og ieinen SGbeI, UNI
it3 gegen Ben ibm 9dn5ltcb un6efannten
Ingretfer gu bertbeiOigen, un6 ais bisier
no6mals gu einem S6Iage ausbolte, err
belt berfelbe etnen SGbel6ieb Iber ben
Gopf. Sin @enSbarm, Ser iib in Der 0tabe
befanb, elite benz General su 6ulfe, unb
!3oebntt tpurbe perbaftet. 0erielbe nirb
tp%a9ricbeinlicb einem SrrenaiDI ilbermteien
tperoen. General @rGnne trug feline Ser
lcBun9en babon.
, 1893-06-15
Stelengeiu6e.

(1e II d. t: Gin friib ein9elpauberter 8nabe (Sdbruei;er,
" 18 Sabre att, tpili9 51 ieber @rbeit, ipini6t 6os
8arbtersSeI9dft gu %erleruen. gu erfra9en: @eter
g9iBS, 3 QSelS Str.
, 1893-06-15

WerIan9t: Gin Sun9el on grOb. 6 garrabee
~ StraBe.
, 1893-06-15
Oteuetdt oas fehlenoe 0lie6.
Oas lang 9efu9te Bell fol- ~oefunoen woroen
fem.
Sail &tber, MaH., Is. Stunt.

9(us 9Iaubpiirbtger 0uele fommt Sic
Nacbri6t, baB geitern unter Grotpe's
S9eune, in Der gtGbe bes '1ben
@runbitiides. Elm Sell gefunben tpurbe; 6aB
itb baiielbe inn 8eitbe Der 9olt3ei beftnbet,
oaB bieie 6ariiber aber borI6ufig feline Mttz
tbetIung maben mill. Sin Sunge, Ser na9
ietnem Staa iu6te, ioI baS Sell gefun6en
baben. 0alielbe mag in benz YroaeB cine
pt3tt9e Stole iptelen.
Sail &tper, Maif., Is. SUM-.
SpGter: @eitern @ben6 fan6 Elm Sunae,
NamenS POtter, Elm Sobn bon 6. 6. 8otz
ter, einem Glerf in benz bieItgen 0Qlier>
amt, tpGbrenb ct feinen 8au lu6te auf
benz 0acbe bon Sobn @rone's S6eune,
tpelbe grade btnter benz 8orben' i9en@ run6z
ftiide lie9t, Elm Sell. 8otter macbte beute
Worgen Der Bolt3et Mittbeilung bapon,
neriubte artb ben Nntpalt Der Mngetlagten,
ben 6errn Semmtgs, 3u ipreben, tonnte
oenielben iebOb nt6t finben. ST bat 6as
Sell nocb in ietnem 8eitb; 6aIielbe lit elm
~getpObnItbes Sell NIT etnem 6on1mer auf
Der &Idieite. Ser Stiel lit alt un6 bas
Sell ielbit nit &oit be6edt. gtadoem etz
mas Golt ob8efrabt ipar, 5eigte iib cine
let6te 8er9olbung, mas 6arauf bin6eutet,
oaB bas Sell enttpeber ais S6mud benuBt
tpuroe, ooer bOutg neu tpar, ais IS nerloren
9tng, ODER tpe8getporfen tpur6e.
, 1893-06-15
Die cohmbtiden Quarters" fino
fertt9
limo weroen iii nddter Wode in Chicago Elm.
trefen.
SO ai6ington, Is. Stunt.

Ser Miinsbirettor Breiton tbetIt nit,
baB beute bic leBten 10000 Soupenir>
Quarters ferti9 geiteut tper6en unb baB Die
gan3e Summe bann 0emnd6lt na6 Chicago
abgeianbt meroen iOu. Breiton lit Oer 9lnz
it9t, bab Die Witn5en tpe8en ibrer ibOnen
Prdgung unb tbrer geringen Qn5abl pez
%nigitens fir $500 D~ertauft perben %iolten.
g8abribeinli6 perben bic bii0lcben column
btiben Guarters ibon in nGblter 8o5e
tbr Gri9etnen in @bicago macben.
, 1893-06-15
Gin Wdrden aus alien 5eiten.
mt6lunsene Operation an elmer nFere".
Mt[antd, Ga, Is. Stunt

@esleD Sbatp in 8u6anan, Ga, befa6I
elmer alien Ote9erin, Die BON ibren Naiiege>
noiien fir cine 6ere gebalten murbe, ietn
2anb gu berlaiien, sic folgte ibm barauf,
urn, mie es in Der 6ereniprabe betBt, feline
Spur nt6t gu berlieren, porauf er, nm
nicbt bebert gu peroen, ben 8eriub mabte,
Oer alten Ite9erin Die u6erenaOer" gu bur9z
i9netOer. .Statt bteier aber traf er Sic
SbIa9aber, unb iebt lit bic vSere" tobt,
unb er itbt i'm @efdngntB.