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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29
WITH ONE HAND LAID HIN ON HIS BACK.

WITH ONE HAND LAID HIN ON HIS BACK
hand and with Jerk laid him on bio
back on the floor. lie kept his grip
on the fellows throat and used both
feet, choking and kicking. The fellow
struck and struggled all be could and
blaclsened Ned's eyes, but Ned did not
let 70 or stop kicking and choking
until the fellow sang out for quarter.
saying;
Don't kick me any more; I've got
enough"
| looked at Ned while he told me
this, and thought: 1--WE known you
two years; never heard you tell any
big stories Of your fighting. You have
always been an unusually quiet, good
fellow; never heard you brag in any
way, and this must be true" Shortly
after this he was captured and taken
to Salisbury prison. '. 0. Talbot, In
National Tribune.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29

since the present year began tus
stock Of gold at the Bank Of England
mas increased by s9,26i,0 900, and now
amounts to f34,ill,00o. This Is .
smaller total than that Of July, 1879,
a35,Oo4,Ooo, which was the highest ever
seen, says the Investor. But the note
circulation is also now smaller by fs,-
1885, OOpounds, and as the dducisry pc.
per money Of the bank has also been
augmented by fi,soo,oo0 during the
same period, II follows that the reserve
In the banking department Of the Bank
Of England was on the e3d Of May lest
fully es6,soo,oOO, or the highest 6gurs
ever known.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29
A WAR INCIDENT.
~ Interrupted Bsth-An ARTILLERY Duel
In the Sherman Campaign.

A. r0tAVVuntaA Hotb-An ARTILLERY IuGI
n IL Sherman c.mp.Irp.
1rch hv ,rch ,ha craviackets had re.
.,-.d 49,, ~. Tsnrsssss mountains
cor,sst;no s,srv vantage cround down
~ Ksrssaw NJ, s,r;ve az thew might
ths .dv.nc,no column of sberman,s
i.o;ons w,s too much for them. and
s,.r from ths heights ~ Kenesa =
mornta,r. ws wsra driven down
throuvh the Altoona hills 70 the Chat.
tshoocbss river, On Julv ia. 1884.
Sr.tv .ra hstt,s.stained We stood on
~. h.nL. ~ thst strsam and pa,ed
unon ia vatera rolling along far be-
iow M..L,ro our "a non IN the blufI
th.t ovsrloots NickaIack creek. we
m.ds : hresL sor the river, little dream.
n. th.t thsrs wa. a Yankse within
.v.rtv r,l.. =, No
In : few minuts. the r,ver was full
- raL.d ureb.u disnortino in thu
,vstars AZ de,Ic,ouslv cool After that
iono hot march through tba Altoona
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Nov. 26.-The
body Of man found in the Missouri
river near Independence on October Ii
was identified this morning as that Of
w. l.. Graham, a stockman, who lived
In Columbus, Kan, j. l.. Graham and
h. Il. Graham, Of Centcrville, NO.,
brothers OF the dead man, went to In.
dependence this morning and had the
body exhumed. They positively identi'
fed him as their brother, who had been
missing since October |.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29

IN spite Of the railway strike, nays .
western exchange, California has In
creased Its shipments Of fruits over
last year by 1850 car loads Of green
fruit, $50 car loads Of canned fruit, 40
car loads Of raisins and $50 car loads Of
prunes and other dried fruits sxcept
tsisiaA The Prizes hsys ppt ~ n
upnaRtiA =.... -.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29

New LONDON, Conn, Nov. 20 Slight
shocks Of earthquake were reported
from towns adjacent to this city yes
terday morning between 8 and {
o'clock, reports coming from Croton
Mystic, Lynn and Nintic, where tn,
sound was MS of distant thunder and
the vibration pronounced. No damage
IL repnrted.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29

THE skeleton Of man with q rusty
pair Of handouts clasped about the
wrists was found in the Creek country
OF the Indian territory by deputy
sheriff a few days ago. The bones Of
the skeleton were broken and strewn
about, evidently by wild animals The
grewsome r,lic undoubtedly told the
story Of some prisoner who had escaped
from his guards only 70 perish IN ths
woodA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29
A CONFEDERATE general who 10 rare.

A CONFEDERATE general who 10 rare
ly heard Of nowadays by the north.
and who Is usually omitted from
hastily prepared lists Of surviving
lieutenant generals Of the confed-
eracy," is Stephen D. Lee, who was
appointed to his high rank on June %,
1854 Gen. Lee lives in very quiet
environment ss president Of the
Farmer Boys college In Mississippi
During the war he commanded the
Department Of Alabama, Mississippi,
East Louisiana and West Tennessee,
and was subsequently In command Of
Hoods old corps Of the Army Of the
Tennessee.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. ae--Advices
from Kahokand (Perghana) Asistic
Russia, say that Turkestsu cotton Is
threatened by the low prices Of Amer.
lean cotton and that the arbitrage com
mittee has petitioned the government
to raise the duties on American cotton.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29

LEAvESwoRrn, Kan, Nov. 26.-The
cold storage house OF Ryan & Richard
son to-day shipped to England, through
New York house, a car load Of select
cd Jonathan apples for the consunp-
ton Of royalty The apples came from
the Wellhouse orchard in Paramount
township, the lar .cst In the world.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29

DENVER, Col, Nov. 26.-Attorneys
for Patrick Phillips, u Catholic about
to be tried for murder, Saturday chal-
lengcd four Jurors, who acknowledged
they were members Of the A. p. A.
The jurors swore they bad no prejudice
whatever against Catholics, and the
court overruled the challenges.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29

ELDoRADo SPRINGS, Mo-, Nov. TO-
The home Of James Tennis and wife,
living 7 miles east OF here, was visited
last night by MOB Of masked men
and the two were severely whipped.
Bad blood had existed in the neighbor.
hood in which Tennis lived caused by
a law suit.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29
DOVE TOWARDS THE RAvINE,

knew what moment some gun might
prove superior and send ball into
some OF our naked bodies Our bath
wasspoiled and never did five thousand
men dress more quickly than we did.
In a twinkling we were In line and
the waters Of the Chattahoochee were
gliding along again undisturbed. The
high hills cut in twain by Nickajack
creek lowered high above the little
stream on either side, causing 1t to be
impossible, and for that reason we
lad taken up our position in the angle
between the creek and the river. Hav-
ing our rear well protected, we could
ma 10 q determined stand. Beyond the
river 1t was only eight or nine miles to
Atlanta, and we wanted to keep Shcr-
man on the western side just as long
as possible
1t was calm, sultry summer after
noon, with not cloud In the sky, and
FEVER was there more peaceful scene.
iullenly there was crash from the
opposite side Of Nickajack like the
combined roar Of half q hundred thun-
Ter claps, and a great cloud Of smoke
rose from the woods. The YANKEES
lad opened the ball, but almost like
IN echo OF their own challenge came
.hc reply from our masked batteries,
and thunder answered thunder till the
earth trcmbed.
The combined artillery OF the two
great armies was concentrated in a
fierce duel, with only the narrow gorge
of Nickajacv between. 1t was the
most impressive scene ! ever wit.
messed. The Yankees had stolen q
march on us, and but for that little
narrow gorge We would have emerged
from our bath prisoners Of war. High
above the trees arose the dense cloud
of smoke, plotting out the struggling
rays Of sunset
Finally darkness ended the conflict,
and In the darkness we stcalthily
crossed the river and took up posi-
ton on o naked bluff on the eastern
shore, hastily throwing up a line OF
breastworks from the mouth OF little
ravine entering the river almost oppo'
site the mouth OF Nickajack, extend
Ing up the river for quite distance.
Back Of us was an open wheat field,
and there was not even twig to shell
ter US from the blazing sun when IL
mounted the heavens. OF course our
breakfast consisted OF such scraps rs
our knapsacks contained, for on the
western bank, the bluff being higher
than ours, was arrayed hest OF sharp-
shooters whose aim was unerring. by
the first streak Of dawn we learned
that, and we soon began amusing our
selves by elevating our caps upor our
ramrods so as to expose them above
the embankment Then ZIP! ZIP! ZIP!
would come the bullets
by and by 1t began to grow ho''
Then 1t grew hotter. Finally it b.
came almost unbcarable. Caatcc
after canteen was emptiod ond W
boys began to suffer from thirst. En-
wv, !. "a' wv" .ha a"r,hmo,,,a Wv =
neau aoo,v s't - ond"r, V tha ,o :.
"e'e 'y ~, .hs.. " ,n s wv ,,o
10 ~, "e 10y w w.
'u,y way !. a..,,.. ,,,aa Aa,, n,,,
49, ~ h"J on,araa IL.
a a@.' WV ' ',a ham ana ,sho h,a !,
n,'e.n.' .'o nass ~ AZ aa,,,.n, ~ a..
r n,s u.as ;lo s vow remcmb~r ,hst cool
snr,nr dorn tLerc in tbe rav,p,g'
wa Int Il Ia worth n u,nn', lis
,rc - cot n drin,, ~ water from, X q.
svsli ~ onlv a few stens fl sr
H., ,.a;nn - m,,,a . hre,l, fnr ri
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29
LlabIlIties Ten Times the Assets.

GurHRrE, Ok, Nov. s6.-The failure
Of Jacobs & Co.'S Boston store Is the
worst that ever occurred In Oklahoma.
The assets foot up about 81, 400, with
~ llabllItis1 emouatias 70 o7Aooa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29

CULTURE Is AN right in its way and
its proper place In the great west; but
business Is business. About twenty-five
Of the rural public schools In Dodge
county, Neb., lately closed "op Acoount
u corn huAking.n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29
THE OLD FLAG,
4 Scrap Of War History Rscitsd With
Splendid Dramatic Eject.

Splendid Dramatic Eject.
A group Of loyal legioners-grand
looking men, every one the proud
owner Of splendid war record-lis-
tened while Companion Bent, Of the
old Iron Brigade" excited and elo-
quent, continued; ~ may live many
years, but never shall forget that
scene in the Wilderness. We had
fought our way through the mass Of
apelsd undsrssOvth. psatias ssd
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29

Ollie re form has
awakened renewed
interest in the ia.
nous trenc h ex-
priest, I'ere Ilya-
cinthe was born at
Orleans, France, OF
years ago, and hi'
proper name II
Charles Loyson'
lie fnishc d hie
studies at the Acad.
envy of Pau, and al
an early agc com
poscd some remark,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29
HE WAS A FIGHTER.
A Maine Soldier Who Was Little Dat .
Host In Himself

A Maine Soldier Who Was Little nat .
Host In Himself
Edward Kilby, Company x, First
Maine Heavy, was wounded In the lsft
arm; went to the hospital. thence
home on furlough. When he returned
we were in front Of Petersburg, and -
shook hands with him noticed that
both his eyes were blackensd. lacked
Ned, how did you get your sysa
blacked?'
lie answered. u had fight with .
fellow at home In Dennysvills."
what" l said, with . bullet hole
through your arm?"
He replied: "Yes, and licked him"
Ethen In surprise asked. "How big
was he2"
HE was . good deal bigger than
you are"
Now, was FIVE feet seven and .
half inches high, and weighed In good
health one hundred and forty.Avs
pounds. As could look right down
on top Of Ned's head, ho couldn't have
been more than five feet high, and -
he was slightly and limly built, be
could not have weighed over ono hum
bred and twenty pounds at that time.
Therefore, you zee he was . very small
man.
He gave me the particulars, saying
he was in the village store telling
several Of the neighbors about the
war, how he got shot, etc., whom .
young man who had made several m.
pleasant remarks finally said;
TITS q tarnation pity the bullet
hadn't gone through your head"
Ned was sitting on the counter with
his wounded arm dashed TO biz sidA
He was mad. and said: \
~ enlisted to fight such fellows ~
you are, and ] may Is well do II here
In Maine as in Virginia"
And, jumping for him, he caught
him by the throat with his well right
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29

La FORTE, Ind, Nov. 26.-Word wa
received here yesterday that lluncheoi
Bros, extensive land owners in tn
southern part Of this county, had 80
tons Of hay destroyed by fire. IL
loss Is 500. 900.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-29

Mrs, ALICE RAMSAY, a niece Of An.
drew jackson, who died In Phoenix,
Ariz, the other day, was FIELD nurse
during the civil war
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-10-17

ABBEvILLE.
&c Miller,
O. D. Allen.
A. B. Hamlin.
MTCARMEL.
J. G. Presley,
Willis Mars,
Marshall Kay,
WELLINGTON,
s. S. Mcbride,
Albert Gilbert,
J. o. Hemminger.
CoKEsBURY,
A. s. McKensey,
Mendosa Higgins,
Charley Moore.
GREENWOOD.
r. P. Blake,
Nat Anderson, jr.,
Alick Turner.
NINETY.SIX.
Watt Calhoun,
J. r. Pinson,
II. G.. Turner.
DoNNALDs,
L. A. Shannon,
r. T.. Dunn,
- Mattisop.
DUE WEST.
M. E. Hollingsworth,
John M. Martin,
A. R. Ellis,
LowNDEsvILLE.
s. 8. Bolles,
w. q. Shaw,
J. G. Thomas,
MAGNOLIA.
w, F. Lanier,
George Z. Graves,
A. Edwards.
ANTREvILLE,
S. B. Knox,
Martin Erwin,
Il. w. Milford,
CHILEs X ROADS,
J. A. White,
w. 3. Edwards,
w. &. Stieffle.
LONG CANE,
w. E. Morrison,
J. H. Simpson,
Foster Calvert,
CLATwoRTHY \ ROADS.
John Brown,
John Edwards,
A. J. Lyon.
MCCORMICK,
J. H. Sanders,
Lou Henderson,
]. II. Walsh,
HODGES.
It. E. Polhill,
James Mundy,
Charlie Simmons.
TROY.
J.W. Lyon,
}. w. Faulkner,
w. A. Glover.
BRADLEY.
J. H. Irwin,
w. E. Colhran.
L. II. Wilkerson.
The managers appointed are reques
to designate one of their number q
sirman who must meet the Com
ssioners of Election at Abbevill
urt House on Saturday the 3rdday O
vember 1894 at 10 o'clock q. IN. fo
, purpose of being sworn in and re
wing boxes and Instructions for Co
citing the election
J. r. BULLOCK,
Chairman,
]. S. GILBERT,
+. A. COOK.
Board of Commissioners Of Congre
sional Election.
Oct 14th 1894.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-10-17
For Sale or Rent.

T WILL SELL MY HOUSE AND LOT ON
L MAGAZINE HILL for ONE-FOURTH
CASH, balance on q credit OF one, two,
three and four years. with Interest from date
OF purchase, or rent On reasonable terms. Pos
session given after November first.
@. A. VISANSSA.
Sept. 10, 1884,
, 1894-01-17
merthpoIle

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i'm 9aufe oeS Derloiienen Sabres I'm mebz
rere %beiOnDerS pertbuOue 9otumente gu
berei6ern.
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2l6enb Der @eieQi4aft 8ericbt iber Die err
porbenen SbdBe ab. llnter- oenielben
b%efinOen iib Die i'm leBtcn 6ebruar bon
Mt0ribaI 6ielo 9eicbenften Bdptere 6es
9rdiioenten SaureS MaOiion, adbt 8GnDe
umfaiicnO Elm btfer 8anb nit 8riefen
BON Gen. Sobn 2trmitrong, ser inter 8rdz
itoent ScfferiOn fran30iicber @~eiaubter,
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8riefe bon @omuno Ganbolpb, 6em 0ene=
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nOiS auSgeiteIte Bertaufsurfunoe, uno
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tpert6nole 9ofumente.
, 1894-01-17
QrdflOent palmer's geridJt
ueber sic Gbdtiefeit Ser meltaus=
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1895.
Der Panpts uno SdIu6beriat erf fir oen
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9tetbe bon Wfonaten in Nnlpru6 nebmen
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Die Nrbett cine pettere NuS9abe bon un9ez
tdbr $42, 800 nDtbipen0t9 macbe.
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elmer 8eniuigun9 bon $4,000 am 1. Sa7
nuar 5. S. Elm g%ertnger 8etsag iiber SILL
600 iibrig mar. Gs miro alSbaun geiagt,
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fitr OaS nit Dem 30. Stunt 1894 enoi9enOe
SiSfaljabr cine Wfebrbcmtuigung BON MIN
OeftenS $25, 600 not1tpenbig nGre. @S err
mabie aber bamtt Dem 8un6e feline etgentz
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ben lteberi6iiiicn Der 8rifun95z uno Ser
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it6ent Balmer betont Die 3meGmGBigfeit
elmer 6erartiQen grmG6tigun9. (0ie 60be
Der betpuBten lleberi6uiie lit nicbt angege>
ben, pentgiten5 in Der uns porlie9enben
0epeicbe nicbt.)
Die 8battgfeit ser 6rauenbe6Or6e in
Gerbinoun9 nit Ser BreispertbeiLulig
fann ais abgei6loiien gelten. Die 6aupt7
fonmiiiton biirfte bamtt aber crit in cttpa
0rci Wtonaten 5u Gube fommen. 8rGit7
bent 9almer lpenbet in ieinem 8ertcbt ben
9omen ge5Orig 8eihraub, aber aucb 3rm
2obe Set &prporation bon SuinoiS meiB er
WdnbeS 81 iagen unb iblicBli9 bebt er
au6 oaS ber5licbe G~inrerne6men 3pti6en
Ben ollSlGn0ii9en &OmmiiiGreu unb Der
g8el Observation-Disclosures bcrpor.
, 1894-01-17
Gine 9ro6e moblmibIe, fommt oen
Oa5u seR0ri9en Speidern nie0er9ebrannt.
G6arIeitDn II, ST., II. San.

@eitern gtacbmittag, Stpiicben Elm ltn6
8pet ubr, purbe Gbarleiton bon elmer ber>
ban9ntBoOuen Seuersbrunt betroffen,
pelbe sic Bing'i9e MabImiible oouitdns
big 8eritOrte, unO Oaburb einen @erluit
BON peni8itens 500, 900 berbeifi6rte. 0ie
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6euer beibdOi8t unb Oann na9 Dem gteuz
bau NIT ben n~eueiten 8erbeiierungen perz
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unb beitetngertcbteten tDrer Dirt I'M Staate ;
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ber5uiteucn~ &uBer ben bebeutenOen Sorz
rdtben an Wtebl, 8ei5en &C., tporen Ste
grOBartigen 2agerrdume AUDI nit 8cien7
form angefiut, tUeIcbes bon Sen 6armern,
bic before Bretie abtparten noutcn, bier
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rettet tpcr0en. Die ci9entli6e Wtiible ielbit
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Bere She'll 0eS 8eienfornS tpar Deritbert.
8te cS beiBt, miro 6te MiibLe nt5t wieber
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8Iattern i'm StodboImshotel
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nolbs lit Oaber au6 Der Qniicbt, baB Sobnz
ion bic SranfDeit einihleppte, umiomebr,
ais erfabrltngS9emGB 5tpet @oben perz
9e6en, ebc bic &rant6cit iicb bis 81 Dem
@raOe entmtdelte, Dte Sobnion iie bat. 2luf
NnOrbnung bes GommtiidrS purOen iofort
mebrcre Nerste umO 9esinfecteure uac6 benz
6otel geibiGt.
, 1894-01-17
Strafte tRren pflidtper9eiienen
6dtten.

Sn benz rGienna Gaf6", $50. $685..
StraBe, ipieltc iicb g~eitern Elm 6aulilien=
Drama ab. gu ben antpeienben @Giten gez
b0rte Soiepb Queu. 9l0BIidb trat beiien
Satin ms 2ofaI, elite auf Gucu 81 unb
IdboB ibm Jus einem mitgebrabten Ste
pOlper cine &useL in BEN &opf. 9as @ez
i9oB brang Senem untcr Dem Iinfen QIuse
in Die 8ade, cine icbtpere, tpenn aucb ni6t
unbebingt tobtlibe 8unbe D~eruriabenb.
Sic purbe uerbaftet unb nacb Ser 8ooO7
larpn>S Station gc6rubt. 0Ort angefomz
men, bracb iie III frampfbaftes @einen aus
unb brobte, ii6 Oas 2eben nebmen su
pouen. Sic crSG6lte, baB ibr Wtann, Sen
tie Dor ie3S Sa6rcn ge6eiratbet, ieine Saz
mile inn Sti6 g%claiien babe, pObur6 ite
unb ibre tleinen &tnoer in Die bitterite
9tOt6 geratben ieien. Sbre pieberbOIten
Bitten nm ltnteritiiBung babe CT unbeabtet
gclaiien, uno boS babe tic i6licBlicb 10 in
l3orn gebrabt, baB lie iiob enti6loiien babe,
ibn bel nd9lIer @eLegen1eit gu tGoten.
, 1894-01-17
NnbeOeutenoer Gifenbabnuufau
Jn Ser Ndhe Don Gbeter, s. G.
5inf pafa9iere Ieidt perIebt.
@afbtn9ton, II. San.

10 y ' ~ y / y " . OONh"
6eute Morgen nm 5alb elf ltbr erbtelt
Ser bie1tge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8. $.
Green bonn 8etrtebSbirettor W1c8cc, bon
Der 3ttcbn1pno & 9arotue>8abn, Elm Sele>
gramru, ponacb Der beute fritb in Der JtG6e
BON @bciter, g. g., itattge6a6te 8abnunz
fau LANCE ntcbt 10 lbltmm mar, ais anfdng7
lt6 beribtet tpurbe. GS ~befan6en ii6 nut
5ebn 9aiiagtere III Sem uerunglit6ten Yua7
man 'iben Magen uno bon oteien wur6en
nur flint DerleBt. SIS itno 6ie5: s. ..
spears bon 8ittsburg, tpel6er am &opfe
perLebt mur6e; S. $. 6offman bon SEEM
Oorf, am 6anbgelenf beibdbi9t; Srau 90.
6. MecGortbp bon Naibin9ton, 9. g., Der>
leBter GQbogcn; 81. .. Otc@ortbD bon
@aibtn9ton, N6l3lrfungen, unb &. 8ilz
ion, Bittsburg, &ifenoerlebung. Der
Gon6uftcur oes 8agenS, 0aOts, tpuroe
ebenfallS leicbt perleBt. Cont tru8 9tie>
manb 8crlebungen babon. Der Qlr5t Der
8abngeieui6aft, ST.. 0auoge, bat Die Ser
lebten in 8e6anolung genommen ull6 err
flGrt idmmtltcbe 8~erleBun9eu fir gez
fabrlos.
Ser ltnfaQ fano beute Morgen nac6 6alb
Elm ubr itatt. Ser Sbuea5ug Der &ibz
monO & 9anDiue>8ob treu5te oaS @eleiie
Der George, Garolina & Nortbern >Bnbn
un6 itieB alf Der lebteren 8abn nit etnem
@tter5uge 5uiammen, poourb Ser 4un>
man'i6e Na9en tbetlmeiie Sertrimmert
unO ba5 pben bsridbtete 9telultat berbei8ez
fubrt puroe.
, 1894-01-17
Ira9ifdJes 0efdi&.
Der erite Ofi5ier uno flint Q1ann
pom Oampfer yQmiteroam"
ertrunfen
mdbrerlo fie i'm Se9rife %talt0er, einem iin=
fenoen Sbooner sur Billie IN fommen.
sc c 10 Oorf, II. San.

III t III y orl IL. OuH.
Der bouGn6ii9e 9ampfer y9lmiterbam",
&apttGn Stenger, mel6er am 4. 3. SO.
BON GotterOam uacb Stem Oorf abiegelte,
perlor unterpcgS ieinen eriten Sfftaier, s.
Oteper, % Sabre alt, BEN 5weiten Boots
mann 6. &equare, iopie ipettere bier
Mann, in SoIge bes 8enternS zines &etz
tungsbooteS, in tDelcben 6ieielben Dem
iinfenben amerifanii6en Si1ber>S 6oouer
rOtag9ie s.. @ea" gu 6iilfe ellen tpouten.
Der trauri9e 8orfau bat inter BEN 8aiiaz
9ieren beS 9ampferS ungemeineS 8ebauern
beruor9erufen. Die gtamen Der %itbrigen
Grtrunfenen itnb: u. S. OuOin, SbiffS=
8immermann, q. SOB, 3piiAenOedsz
Stetpart; 6. q. @i6born, 8ropiantz
meiiter; q. 8an @ebt, Ntatrole. Der
Wfatroie q. &anberipilt, elm auSge3eicbne7
ter S6pimmer, mar Der @in3igc, Der it9
St retten Dermocbtc.