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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-11
THE RIFLE.
Shooting for Prizes at the Different
Ranges.

To-day the San Francisco Schuetzen Verein
and the Germanla SchuetZen Club will hold
their monthly medal-shoots at Shell Mound
Park. The Norddeutscher Schue Ecu Club will
also burn powder at the Shell Mound ranges.
This is what the famous rifle shot and edit or
OF the Hebrew, Pnilo Jacoby. says OF DR.. James
/. Stanton: "A worthy son OF worthy father
is Dr. James i. Stanton, son OF our venerable
comrade. James stanton of The California
SchuetZen Club. His great popularity gained
him the victory during the last election for the
office of Railroad Commissioner, he being.
besides the Governor. the only Democrat
elected on the State ticket"
Among the successful candidates for Police
Judge IS the brother OF I. j. Carroll, the ener-
&c tic shooting master of the California Schuet-
zen Club.
Al last Sundays medal shooting of the Cali
fornia SchueiZen Club Shooting master L. J .
Carroll distinguished himself b. making the
highest score in the champion class, Alb rings.
On Sunday, December 2, there Will be spir-
tied shooting contest at the California Schuet.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-11
Indian Runners.

An Indian has been known to carry letter
from GuaZapares TO Chihuahua and hack again
In five days, the distance being nearly 500
miles. In some parts where the Tarahumarts
serve the MeXicans they are used to run in the
wild horses, driving them into the corral; ii
may take them two or three days to do it, sleep
ing at night and living on a little pinole. They
bring in the horses thoroughly exhausted, while
they themselves are still fresh. They Will out
run any horse If you give them time enough.
They Will pursue deer in the snow. or with
dogs, In the rain, for days and DAYS, until at
last the animal Is cOrnered and shot with ar
rows, or falls an easy prey from sheer eXhaus-
ton, its hoofs dropping Off.-Scrbner's Maya
zine
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-11

According to the many road runs announced
by The cyclists for to-day there will be gala
times on the thoroughfares, as nearly every
club in the city will have representatives on
wheels.
The coursing fraternity is in high feather now
that The great race meet al MERGED Is only a
few days of. The drawing for the races took
place last Friday evening.
SportSmen are hoping for storm so that
they can get within shooting distance Of the
wild fowl of tn marshes.
Cricket is about over for the season, and the
players will now hibernate until next spring.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-11

handling the slips is all that the sportsmen OF
the cOursing field desire. Everything else tney
know will follow.
Mr.. Hugh McCracken's handsome bitch Lazy
II. Giendyne has whelped six be tutlful pups
three dogs and three bitches-on the 9TH INST
to The great SkYrOcket. These youngsters
should surely be worth caring for, ana no
doubt Mr.. McCraeken is just the man TO DO II,
for he takes great pride III his stock OF dogs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-11

the brush came an old female with a cub ana
made break for him, when one OF the hounds
tried TO grab the cub This saved him as the
lIoness Then turned toward the dog, aud stand
Ing over the cub cOntented herself with threats
Finally the rifles arrived and they secured talis
enough 10 last them the balance OF their ilVeS
AS san Francisco spOrtsmen never IN
dulge when out shooting in anything stronger
than water as beverage il must be taken Tor
Crane 0 that the writer was perfectly harmless
at the time he ana his friends had seen the
"nve large California lions seated on two limos
OF a redwood" What fools those lions must
nave been TO have waited on those redwood
limbs for the coming of the rifles, which,
strange 10 say, are now stuffed with tails.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-11

zen Clubs PARK range between fifty men of
company ID and like number from Company
OF The noted First Regiment. This will be
one OF the largest matches ever shot by any
mliI'ary team on the coast. Thirty men on a
slde was lie largest heretofore. As DO h COM
panleS contain men who are prominent among
Tue snaIpSnooters The match Will attract a
great deal OF attention throughout the whole
guard.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-11
BOARD SALES.

Following we're the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
EEGtifR MORNING SFssTONS-o:1O
400 Alta:....223 800 Point. 81 500 ODhir. 81 o
200 Andes SO 100 q & c.. so 400 3 O
1OO ........-o9 DO d N....9l 200 Overm II
2ou belchr-. 81 500 Justice ..lS 100 Potost. %
lOO .....:-..: 500 kentuck..0 5 200 ssvags...57
iOo &B. LOo 500 Mex IL. 20 100 5 Is nm. 10
lOo -.-.....1lO 100 Mono. IT 200 Nevis
4OO CC& ..4141uO Occtd.... .C5 SU0 Hill. ..O3
Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
Board YesterdaY:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-11

Following are the Highest Prices Durinr
the Past Week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-08
Vefrant. marum er bcn Nnnriff

8efraat, uarum CT bcn 4n9riii auf
bic Gn9lGnber untcrnommen babe, erz
tlGrte er, er babe bic britiihen Sruppcn
fir rebcllild)e Sofas infer ara6iiheu
gluiibrcrn gcbalteu. lieutenant STARTS,
ber iAmer perluuuott mar, crbielt alien
drstIidcu 9eiltano, Der ibm unter ben
lin ltaubcn gelelltet uerOen fOnnte, erla9
aber trotoem nad) meuigcn Stunoeu
ieincu 2Sunoen. Der Serluit Der 6ranz
;oicn beStifsrte iid), abaeiebcn uOn Steus
tenant Wtaris, auf 10 Senesa Sbarf@
idHecn. Die eri6olieu wurScu, uno cine
groBe gln;abl Serpunoete.
Der bon oem cOmmanoirenocn brltis
iden Sfii3ier in &arrina an SaS
Sriegsmiuiiterium 9elan9te gertdt ii5er
ben ;3uiummcnitoB 3miden franS0iiz
ihsn unb britiiden &Olunialtruppcn be-
ItGti9t im @eientlideu Die Obigeu Otel>
oungen uno iugt nod bin5u, baB 2icut.
Wfarib uor ictnem Gobe crflart babe,
OaB ct gcscn GnOe Septembcr nit ieincr
Sruppc 6araua pcrlaHcn babe, nm 9ez
gen Die SoiaS i'm Jliiliz0iitrift Su
opcriren. 9lm II. 0e;cmber iei CT nit
lcincr Gtre:tmadjt III GcmbizSunbu
eingctroffcl, fiini;ig Oteilen in nOro0its
lid)cr 9tidtun9 BON Ocm Shauplas ocS
liingittn Samples enticrnt. Ger to0tz
munot gieut. Otarie babe fcrncr crtlGrt,
0aB er, ais er BON oem 9(uSbrud oeS
&rieac8 I'M Iiitrift BON Gouuub bOrte,
iidD 9cio9t babe, oaB Die SOfaS unter
ibrem 6iibrer BOro &crrl, wcl6cr iidl
Der 9luiltdl Der britii1cn SruYpeu su
cnt;icbcn uno nit bem pon Oen iranSOli>
idcn Gruppen OcrIolgten SOfasbGuptf
ling 2lbmaD Samaboo 81 pcrcint9cn
trud)tetc, Die frtegerlIde ScrlptdelNn9
pcranlaBt ba6cn muBteu, unb 10 babe
CT bcIdIOlien, gesen Poro &errt porSus
riidcu. glm friiben Otorgcn beS p.
9c;cmbcr lei ct aus leinem Eager uufz
9cbrobcu uno babe am p. filnf5cbn
Nteilcn ncroOltlid) pOn bcm SAauplaec
Ocs 3uiammcnl ltoBe5 nit ocn britlihcn
Sruppen 0alt gemndt. lin 0tittsrz
nadDt, mGbreno scr Sollmono Die Sc
9cnO tagbel erleudtctc. lei CT MT lelncr
OtanuI9aft III aQcr Sttllc auT9cbrofcn,
babe Ii6 uorldlti9 bcm britiltcn wager
9endbcrt unO Oann jencn 9ln9rlil beIObs
len, Der Oas obcn berihtcte pcrb0n9nlB@
pOllc 9fciultat battc.
Der OlfBicllc Serift au baS &rie98s
Nijnitcrtum iiigt wciter binSu, baB cS
iit ln;wiidcn bcrau59eitcut babe, OaB
WeurrGIs5nipeftOr ycnoD unO 6wcl M|lts
9llcoer Der GjrcnspOIijci nidlt, mlc }lus
iungS bebouptet wuroe, burd bic franz
50Tlden Gruppcu. iOnoern rurdl bic
britildcn cin9ebOrcnen SOlNoten cridOi>
ien morbcu iino.
Y0ris, 6. 5anuar. - Sn eincm
bcutc SOrmitta9 unter Dem SOrlite ocs
ElGUOeuteu Garnut ab9ebaltenen &abis
nct5ratb wnroe, wie geriidtwciic uerz
lautct, bcidlONen, b0B 6ranfrei9 ii6
nlht weiScrn wer0e, gebiibrenbc Gnts
idjaoiguug 81 lelltcn, meun Die en9liide
@eriiou 0c5 llcbcriallc5 uuo Gjeied)te5
bel @arriua Iib ais Der @abrbelt euts
iprcdcnO beruusiteQen IOlte. Die 8cz
ildtigun9 berieIben miiie aber ab9epars
tCt wcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-08

fnn;lcr crbtelt mcbr ais 1000 9fcuiabrS=
oiratulattoncn, baruntcr iolhc pon taft
IGnmtlimcn Eotentatcu GuropaS. Sat
itr gGilbelm iprad tclcgrapbiIf) ben
9&unih ans, boB Der &an;lcr iiA mic
Scr 06n;liGb bon lcincr ncucrlihcn
&ranfbcit crbolt babe.
Jr. Sartb uno Ir. Clemens, mcld)e
BON Scr y0cutiden Sont" nuh ben
%creinigtcn Staatcn 9eianbt wurocn,
I'm Sic gln9elcgenbeitcn Scr y9toroli6cn
Euciiic SNBn" SIT nnterIuhen, bubcn
ibre Ycrid)tc pcrOiicntliAt, Sic in cinis
aen Eunften nift iibcrcinltimmen. 0r.
9artb lit Der 2luiidt, ooB ba8 Onuptz
ourtier ser %obn BON 9teu Oorf nud)
ct. Saul obcr l)tilwaufcc uerlcst perz
0en IoIlc.
Sbcooor 9iunpon, ser Scr. Staaten
SOtI6aitcr, wiinldt bic .3eitun 55nad)z
rid)t Su wiOcrlc9cn, OuB CT &C! .9cntlitb
bcS ltcuiaDr5 Gmpfan98 oc8 &aiIcr5
cine Uniform gctra9cn babe, sic bic
&unOcarcgicrung nid)t crlaubc. '0r.
81. JtunpOn crflGrt, CT babe bic llniz
form cincs @cncrul=ltoiorS ser Sunz
oeSarmcc getra9cn uno lei infolge bc5
GongreBbcidluncS pOu 1866, uclbcr
Den &crtretcru Der Ger. Stantcn int
9lu5lauOc Bic GrlaubniB crtbcilc, bel
6eltlihfcitcn bic Uniform ocS 9fangc0
III truqcn, Den iic in Der Elnocsarmcc
innc gcbubt, bcrcdtigt gcwcicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-08
Ymlper= Grplppon.
Bier xoote. - mebrere saufer ssrtrnmmert

<sbSt %uUAt' StNDtSAS
Sington, gt.z0., 6. 5unuar. :
Sn Ser Yulpcrmiible BON gaflin g. JtanO
III bcm naDcn Srte SiOpu5 ereignete Iid
beute WOr9en nm s ubr cine furtbtbare
Grploiion. sic entitan0 i'm SrCdenz
simmer, tur; nadbeut Die 9lrbciter ans
Mcrt ge9angen warcn. Gs lagcrten
BORT $50 6Gner 8ulpcr, Die nit ioldler
Gewalt erptOoirten, OaB Oa8 ganSe @ez
bGuoc iOSuIagcn in AtOmc seridmettert
wuroc uno bof) in Sic Guft flOg; aud
sic mciittn anocrcn @cbGulidteiten bcr
EuIucrmGble, i'll meIden ii6 mettere
bunOcrt 6diier Yulucr bcfanOcn, purz
Ocu in 9tuinen Ocrmau0Clt.
9u Dem erlten @cbauOc befanOen iih
pier 0tGnner, Die nit ZEN Sriimmern
OeS 0cbauocS bod in Die 2uit 9eldlcuz
bert unb in flcine Stiidc 5erriilcr wurs
Sen. 3bre 9tamcu iino: @cOrg &ipp,
9fidIola8 Gibbs, 5Oicpb SaunOcr uno
Gardner Srisoenburq. 9llle Sltr btuz
tcrIafIcn 9sib unO &inb. Gibbs mar
65 Sabre alt uuO Gattc 40 Sabre lang
III Der 6abrlf 9carbcitet.
9}abe Ser HulpcrmiibIe bcfanO ii6 cine
glniabl tleincr 0duicr, 0ie ocn 2trbcis
tern Der 6abrif al5 gSObnun9 6tenteu.
Die 0Guier wurocu fait biz auf'5 leete
purf Die @cpalt Ser GrplpliOn uollitanz
oig ocnlolirt. Soqar i'll 0cm mebrere
Otcilen cntIcrnten Srte JtOienoale purs
BEN Die 6aca0cn uou fiiuf ydoen Ourh
Die Gcwalt Der 2uiteridIttcrun9 eiugcz
brGdt. 9luI piele 9Reilen wuroc Die 0ez
malt Der @rploiion wie Oie zines ltarten
Grctc5eu5 pcripiirt.
Der matcrie(lc Sdu0cu, Sen bic Gi9enz
thinner Der Hulucrfabrif IciOen, betra9t
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-08
Sbeaterbrnlro TT 2lIbaup.
Sic StaptbaHe faust Seuer. 9ciammtIdIa.
pcu S150,00O.

9(GbanD, 9t.,Y., 6. San. --Seute
Wlitta9 iit ba8 r2llbaup Sbeatsr," EN-
5sitOtigc5 Gcb0aOe, wclde5 einen
talbcn 8lof elnnabul, pOllltGn0ig in
6lammen uui9egau9cH. 3a5 6eucr
pcrbrsitcte lih nud ber nabe9cle9enen
Gtaotballe unO itcdtc bicie,..wie audi Die
96dcr mebrerer auitoBenben @ebduoe
in Grano. Sm oberiten StOdwsrfe scr
StaOtbuIlc befanO iih Die 6euerlGrmz
Siiicc, uno oicic murbe 10 beidGoiqt,
baB ser 6euerldrmbienit labm gelest
muroc unO cin ncucr GtnIbaltapparat,
Der $15, 900 fOiten ujrb, beidafit merz
ben muB. Der Ourf BEN Sranb be5
3 Gcaters angcri6tete Saabcn ift $45, ;
600. Gt9entbHmer mar 5. 9. Se Grafi
in Jfeps2)Orf; FGdter Oer betannte
IbcateruHterncbmer BrOctOr, Der einen
Sdaocu BON $12, 900 erlsioet; bic
S1auipielettruppc, welde 5ur .3eit in
benz Ibeater oas Stiif Capt. 0erne,
Il. g. 9t.," ipiette, pcrlor ibre san;c
@aroerObe unO ibre Jequiiitcn. 9luBer
an ihrem Oberen Sbe:ls nabm bic Staotz
bale Fcinen lpeitsren SdaOen. 9as
9roBe @rocerie9eiddIt BON 0ri8lane &
So, oa5 iid inter Dem S5cater beIan0,
.rlitt einsn Sdaoen BON angeblld $45.s
900 unb Der 2Sirtb Gbas. Siernan eiz
nen ioldIeu BON $4,000. 9as 5euer
brad tur5 pOr Sw0Ii llbr auf ocr Sibns
aus unO mar I'm ein Sisrtcl na6 Elm
ll6r uuter Gontrole. IS nuroe Jiie,
manO perleet.
Die StaOtballe iuurbe nad einem
ip6tcren Sertdt nur bur9 Die encrgis
i9en 2luitren9ungen Der 6euerwebr Dor
3erit0run9 bewabrt. Die SIreaus in
Ocrielben iinO idper bei6a6is:, unO 6a5
GcbGuOe aIS @anses bat bcuGdtll6cn
Sdaoen 9enOmmcn. @s bcfanoen iid
i'll Dem ielben cine 9lnsabl 0sridte unO
ba5 9auptquartier oes 6euerOepartes
ments. Der @elaulmti9abcu wirb auf
$15O,000 bere9net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-08

Der MarDGdnber Safe Il
oerein" belt am SanIita9S 2lbenb
s 1br in Der rMsdanics' 'Sa0e" an
@eitz6apetteI ItruBe feline iabrlide Serz
iummluns unter bem SOriies oes Yras
iiOenten Str. Sang unO YrOtOtOliiibs
runs bes Setrctdrs GeOrs Betri ab.
gta6 grlebisuns bon 9fOutine9eiddfz
Ten unO Auibejubluns Der geitrase
murben fInf nsue 0tit9lisoer uui9snOms
men unb slpei uls iOlde in YOridlo9
gebra9t. 6ierouf nabmen Die fir3lid
fir OaS 9aBr 1894 ncu s,pablten Bcs
nmten ibre SiRe Elm, unO swur Chr.
Gang 8rdiibeut, 9afOb Dt0rtsl Sices
grafbent, geOr9 Dlce Sdasmeiiter
uuo @sors Yetri Setrctar; fern.r Sob.
9lntOn, GOnrao SOrit unO GOnr. Bern
barb al5 6inan; Gomite. Die Yers
iunsmluns mar iebr ;ablrcid beiudIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-08
Gin II tubetauntpr

Gin LIN betannter 9etO6tet.
Der lHOnarts sebcnae 3uq Der ~ Ybis
laOeIp4la 2Silmin9tOn.8altimOter 81.
ienbahn" iiberfutr am SamitasasOtOr.
gen unweit Gltton cinen unbetannten
etwa 35zlabri9en Otann, Der auf Der
SteQe tobt blieb.
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copyrighted 1S9i.l
tsp,sioIOcpef6e Oes .2cutia,a qorrefponoen.c

(Spc5taIocpeihe beS "SeutIdcH GorrelponoertcH. y
Ot teoioe 7. San. - Der
g(aent ser yltniteO Freq" bat untcr Dem
Datum oe8 ,. Sanuar Die iOl9cnoe De-
peIfe aus 9lio 9eianOt:
Die 0fentlidc Otcinun9 swan9 bcn
9lomiral De @uma, GOmmanbeur Der
SnIur9entens6lotte I'M Saicn su 9lio,
oaS bercit5 erwabntc 5lueitc Mauifcit gu
crlanen.
Sin anouymes 6lu9bIatt, in peldcnl
bie glnItcauug noroamcritanilder S0lOz
hinge auf bem 9fc9icrun95Oampfcr - bic
tbcroD" 9etaOclt miro, lit pertbeilt wor>
ben. 9as Sorurtbril 9e9cn Die 9lnwers
bunq pom observation-disclosures fir bic
braillianiide 6lotte ilt bier icbr ltort;
lie miro ieIblt BON ben beltcn 6rcunbcn
Der 9icgicrun9 nidt gut 9ebeiBen. Der
&rcuScr y n9GctbcroD" 1T nod immcr i'm
!Snicu BON Bernambuco. Die fiir oa5
Giulaoen BON &oblcn au9ciporbencu
9trbciter lino tcicrtirt unO 5u ben 9n=
iurgcnten Itcrge9un9en.
Gin amerifauilter 6lottenar;t, nell
der ba8 SniurssntensSoipital auf ser
Gu6aou8sSniel beiu9te, mclOet, buB
ta9lld 3uci bis fiiuf GO6e aus Den Suz
iur9entcns6ort8 gu Siqa9ai9non unb
Gobre6 sort cin9ebrodIt merOcn. Der
britiIdc 6lottenar;t SeniOr, bat nit
ycwiQrguns ieineS SOr9eieeten Die 8e=
banolung Der 8erwunbeten in Dem obenz
eeuanntcn 0oIpital iibernOmmeu. Gs
0crlautet, ba6 unter SEN bur9 ba8 rotbe
Srcus geidIbten @cbauOen @elpcbre,
Otunltion uno Sorpe0oes auf9eItapelt
icien. Die SnIur9enten 6u Stllu9ui9nOn
uno Gobrc8 leiocn inter Dem Wan9el
an friidJcm 6leii6 unO miiIien beltiQir>
tes ScelpaiIer trinfen. Gin iranS0iiide8
&ricgsidifi iOu iie nit 0tcOiiin uno
8erbano3eu9 pcrieben baben.
G8 bat tiir5Iid ulel 9cre9nct, unb
0ic8 bat baiu beige agcn, oaB bas
8ombartemcnt unterbro6cn murOc.
Die uon 6en 9niurgcntcn inter aoz
miral DC 8ama gcmudten 9lnitren9uns
gen, Die gououn9 su .r3winscn. waren
troe Oes beloenmiitbt9en &fenS Der
9fepOlptionars sriOlglOs. Die Ser
LUTTE auf beiben Seitcn paren SiemIid
bebeuteno. 9Iuf Der anberen Scitc 9ez
lang es Den 9niur9snteu, 3pei am9riiic
auf Die Snicl Sianut ab3uidla9cn, ipos
bel iebo9 weni9 8lut flOB, aber piel
PuIuer pcrIdOiIen purbe.
2lomtral WteGo'5 6reun0e in Oer
Stabt 9lio besen niht ben 9erin9iten
3weiieI, oaB ct idlteBlia triHmp4iren
mir6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-08

nSdou ieit Sahreu babe i'd Or. 4uguit
aOuig's Samburger Sruiitbee Pets Inn
'9auie porrdtbig, oa iit b.rielbe als ,iu III.
febIbur.5 DtItel segeH ale Grfdl,uugen er-
luelit." 6e9ina Sboulas, Rouree, g8isc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-08
Jfonlnlell Sic
ttnO -
| d mem Ste!
Gs if bsatr, gu (bausn, ais gu b6rsn.
5000 reidJe nnS elesante Samen~
Wantel nnO Gsl;e 1T balbeu
unS ;u Sierte!z zEreiisa.
Scr eroBte
a((er Jl(Gnte( : OerkGufe.

llnicr @riEsp, ME irscno Elm DianteIs0'suoro aus
mir itrcus purdfi3:rn GogllJ Icrtt bel oieen eers
fduie ctu Cpuar 10 plcl, lplc orei Dollars uor ben
NeiertG9cH. 1000 GcmGEocr muiicH oIee JSudIe dbz
9eiett iuerb.H nGiiebeRo iug,H bic IiGaIcR EHo
oIc Freiie, Die Sd5 polbrIHseH iueTosH.
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gnfcrorSentIid1c Hcoufttpmett
bci &Iciocraem1cu.

Su Die garo 1000 garos oan3poQtrc7
feKfS GotiHas. ale 6arUtH, SO SOL br,lt,
AO Slcs btsbcr 81 = Cts.
Su Die garo 5000 goros 60 2ol brciten
t0Nta 2amcelboar= AHSu9sfofieS, blSt,r so
u Stcs Cts. Ole yulo.
gu Die garo 800 gorbs oar5lucll,rer IDIOT
9QEts tiid farrlter .Seuoe, Sop S0dlna unb
.J S&Cs GbtrioIs, bisher 50 Ii. 80 StS. o.e 9aro.
gu Die yaro ieocnapvrttute Stnrrctta, ocz
NfE pIunlte uHo aeuUii,rtr @tusbe, blsber
oO SLrs 81 ERb Sl.25.
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500 SeebmmSS=YIiii@=3rasen
ICNpIES\
$50 Sm6fragen.

0lee @eiudnber iIEb nit ben r,ueftc1 Columbia
Sra9tH (Collars) uno pollcr Sirudr tsdGoH an9ez
1erii9t, NIT fobbeH Skunk II. SarcHprl5 eIH9cIGB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-08
Scr 9eufIdle Correspondent,

9dslib, pohentidl unh Soantass,
g. Raiuc. GiseutbImcr ruo gfcoafteur
(9tdtolscr pom S. 3dire),
elbmcit=g6c 9atiuprc=Strase auO PoitzSiice= =Gue.
greis ocs tdaIidlen 0IatteS, bTroh Trigger bciors.
12I, 9ts.; taaiidIc uno Spuutn ae =stnooabe 10
G,nt5 pro SRcds ahlbar Die oas Slutt beiorgsnbru
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3eit I'M ScrbdIHiS iIr bic tp0d,erfIidlc Musaabe
nit Sorntass6lott. portoirei. nit Nhsua tIr Clubs,
$50 pro Satr raoc irseno elnent Srtc ocs SHlarz
bcs, 81 nab europa Snunta &C =9lueg gape 81
pro 1ahr.-0d: bette uro biui ate ocittid,c St&tt
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ReOnktionen bsi Sribswengfn.

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buppereibisen saG Guamngs bcrgsFat bcb nun
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-27
RECRUITS FOR GROVE.


His Colony In Jefferson County TO he
Enlarged March 1.
A dispatch from Lexington. Ky. Gays;
Grove City. Mont, the place where Chas.
Porter Grove, the negro sWindler now
operating in Washington city. in inhu-
sncing the ignorant class of shs ooloTed
race from everywhere TO 90 and shave in
his vast fortune Of gold mining property. 4
soon 20 be increased in population BY q
large delegation from that city. headed by
Mrs Lizzie Howard. Groves mOthcr-in-laW
Notwithstanding the descriptions OF the
suderings OF the negroes who left theiI
homes for the imRginIry fortunes. nS
argument can cissuade them from
their objsct. They say that their chief
Charles 4. Grove, tells them that IN MAy
they will be able 90 work the mines, and
that the mills will be SCI in operation
turning out she pure gold in large quAnti-
ties
Lizzie Howard will take with her. besides
her frieuis aud the negroes who have
bought largely of the Montana mining
property. her nve children. also her thTes
married daughters and their families. The
party, IS 10 now stands, will consist Of some
twenty persons. but may be materially in
creased before March I.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-27
RATE WAR OPENED.

From the Missouri River 20 san Fran
cisco and Back for &35 so
DENVER Feb. 26-The rate war TO Cali
fornia opened in earnest this morning when
the Santa Re announced a rate OF $50 TO all
points on its southern system and $500
Denver to Los Angeles and return. This
is the first cut, anu that IL means business
is known from the fact that tue regular
round trip rate up to to-day, Denver TO ran
Francisco. has been SEQ.
OMAHA, Neb. Feb. 26.-Ths Union Pacific
and Burlington roads to-day decided 20
aceopt the tender of the southern Pacific Of
the rate offered yesterday by that body 10
meet the cot made By the santa Fe. Cen
eral Passenger Agents LomhK aud Franoir
held a conference this morning and agreed
to make a round trip rate from the Mis-
souri, river 10 san Francisco OF $500, and
the one way rate so. 10 40 into effect
March /.
KANsAs CRY, Feb. GA. II. Moffat. gen
eral southwestern agent OF the Rock Island.
wired the local office to-day to make n one
way rate $50, Kansas City 60 all southern
California points bv way of Fort Worth
and El PAsO. S35. 80 for round Iip. tickets
good for hfty days. and to be placed on
sale March /. Same rate applies TO San
Francisco by way Of Rock Island TO Den
yer, Denver a. Rio GFande and Rio Granda
4 Western TO Ogden, Southern Pacific Ogden
40 San Francisco via raofamento. This IL
really an additional cut. and will force the
santa lie 20 cut the rate Kansas CITY to Los
Angeles 80, in order 10 permit San Fran
cisco passengers to reach that city for the
same price the Rock Island oifers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

MADISON. Wis, Feb. e6.-Ths trial of
the roster conspiracy case against Gov.
Peck aud other stats officials began thia
morning.
XrNNA. Feb. ai-Adolf Ferries. chief
cashier OF tho Austrian state department.
who absconded, being q defaultsr for 10
600 florins. has committed suicide.
StSo slNa. Feb. III Matthew johnson.
colored. was electtocuted this morning for
the murder OF Emu Cucklehoru. ianitor OF
a building which johnson ATTEMPTED 90
rob
NV NonR. Feb. aG.--A rumor IL current
that "A deal has been made hy which the
Great Northern is 90 obtain the use oi the
Wisconsin Central from ~. Paul 10 Chi
csgo.
RrooArYN. Feb. a6-Juies Culien to-day
denied the application OF John \. Mckaue
for a certificate OF reasonable doubt iend-
ing an aypoli Mchane must 30 10 sing
sing.
IoxpoN. Fob. sa-Four hundred marines
nov stationed az Chstham have been
ordered 90 bo IA readiness 90 proceed g.
Bathurst. vest Airics, 90 take psrt IA the
expe1ition against the slave traders.
Wmrr PIAlSs. y. A.. fep. .6-tollowins
tho refusal oI justice Cullen O. grant stay
for Nckaue. LAWYER Joachimson appeared
IN White rlains aud maze application 90
Justice Dykman. who refused % interfere.
CMcurrA, Feb gG-At a meeting Of ma
tivea ana Eufopesns IN she town hall. reso-
luuons were passed ursing tho govsTnmeni
TO endeaVof 90 settle the silver question bT
International agreement and the appoint
meat of roVal commission. - tucluds
residents OF Indis. not officials of she gov
eTnmenL