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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-08-15
New Home Items.

Henry Littlefield moves the date
of his paper up.
WIN Robb bought new wagon at
the Hill Friday.
Aunt Martha Caldwell returned
home from her visit at Clinton.
Foster and Sprague had another
bail game Saturday, the score was
81 to % in favor of Sprague.
ID w Steele, on account of his
health, has decided to remain on his
place.
III Park and wife, of Virginia,
visited III Cope i Inday.
Barren Bros. have opened coal
ya"d on p Thompson's place.
A q Reed orders his address
changed to Sprague.
Loss Hines has moved to Amster-
dam, where will operate a coal mine
this winter. The TINES will follow
him.
Jno Jasper of the south, is visiting
brother. Cha:leS.
Virgil SAYS he is going near Arkan-
sas City, Cowley county, Kan, where
he expects to locate.
Quincy Cope is quite sick.
Chas Morris has bought a quarter
horse of Ernest Swarens.
s Robb, of Foster, was in our town
Sunday trying to rent a house until
the first of March.
LW Jones bought his wife a new
Beck washer and wringer. of o NJ
Drysdale at Foster
Lewis Shally and S Logston spent
Sunday with Seth and John . Cope
Have placed a correspondent al
Amsterdam and hope it will be the
means of increasing that list.
Miss Millie Barry spent Sunday il
/ Foster.
Uncle John Weldon visited a,
| Grandma Miller's Sunday.
Loc Woodfin is in our midst with
his steam thresher. He gets away
with everytheing placed before him
! Come in and settle up AS | an
| about to sell out
n. NJ. NEsTLERoDE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-08-15
BLAND NAMES THE DELEGATES
Missourians Chosen to Attend the Sill
yer Conference ut Washington.

Missourians Chosen to Attend the Sill
yer Conference at Washington.
Lebanon, Mo-, Aug. s-By
authority of the resolution adopted
by the democratic state convention
of Missouri held at Pertle Springs
on the 9th inst, Hon. r. P. Bland
to day appointed the delegates to
represent Missouri at the national
conference of fiee silver democrats
to be held in Washington, D. c..
Aug. Il, 1895. Mr.. Bland named
the following delegates from the
different congressional districts OF
the state:
First distribution. Web NJ. Ru.
bey, Macon, and j. F. Davidson,
Hannibal.
Second district-Scott ]. Miller,
Chillicothe, and r. n. Bodine, Paris
Third district-John. A. Cron,
Platte City, and Hon. J. ". Sullin.
ger. Albany.
Fourth district-C. F. Cochran,
st. Joseph, and Judge Ellison, Mary.
vile.
/ Fifth district-Frank G.. Johnson
Ramsay City, and J. J. Fulkerson.
/ Higginsyille. s-a
Sixth district-Hon. d. a. Dear.
mond, Butler and c. C. Dickinson,
Clinton.
Seventh district-Dr. 4. ". Nc.
Allister, Columbia, and Frank W.
Gregory, Springfield.
| Eighth district-Dr. Hurt Boon.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-08-15
Vile, and p. B. Bailey, Fulton.

vile, and P B. Bailey, Fulton.
Ninth district-David A. Ball,
Louisiana, and Col. Jas. Edwards
st. Charles.
Tenth district-L. G. Nelson, st.
Louis, and j. W. Booth, Union.
Eleventh district-Jas. Banner.
man, ]. r. Rickey and NJ. X. Nc
Grath, st. Louis.
Twelfth district-Geo. W. Allen
L. NJ. Rumsey and Hairy NJ. Hill
st. Louis.
Thirteen district-H. H. Thomas
De Soto, and W. A. Young, Salem
Fourteenth distribution. Marsh
Arnold, Benton, and Louis Houck
Cape Girardeau.
Fifteenth distribution. G. II
Morgan, Lamar, and j. ". Halli
burton. Carthage.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-08-15
Virginia Items.

["We heard 'em say it and noted it
down,
The things that happened about the
town,
So don't blame us if true or not,
We always give you the best we've
got."]
G w Wolfe and Andrew Simpson
were at Taborville, st Clair Co, last
week.
John Armstrong, Of Worland, and
brother, from Ill, were in Virginia
last week.
Ernest Judy has a new buggy.
The Virginia base ball club will
play on & w Parks place. just east
of the school house, Saturday after
noon.
Mr. Israel Nestlerode was taken
very sick last week and at one time
there was doubt of his recovery, but
Monday he was better and it is
thought he will get we'll again.
Mrs Peter Denning returned home
last Sunday from Ind. where she had
been called to see her father, who
was quite sick. She reported him
better when she left.
Mrs Garner returned home from
Kincaid, Kansas, where she was
called TO the bedside of her sick
daughter, Carrie Henderson, who is
now getting aiopg very well.
Ed Goble and family were at Foster
Sunday.
DR. Mitchell is having his hedge
fence on the west side of his farm cut
down.
.Sheriden Cope, who went to Vernon
and Barton counties to buy cattle,
returned Friday without them.
The assessor, VIM Hardinger, was
calling on the tax payers last week.
The Pleasanton Ladies' base ball
team challenged the Virginia boys.
DIR Brooks and Mr. Burnham, of
Amoret passed through Virginia
Tuesday.
George Jenkins is cleaning up his
yard, taking out u cherry tAicket
which has been there for a number
of years.
County Geek Crawford passed
through Virginia last Thursday.
VIM Mckibben brought home quite
"a bunch of cattle last week.
Dave Brown, of Butler, was in Nir-
ginia last week canvassing for the
Atlas of the World.
Lewis Porter, the boss thresher,
threshed flax for some of our farmers
last week.
w w Park has just finished plow-
ing field OF corn that mad been
! planted on wheat stubble.
Mrs f l. Williams, of Butler, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs W
J Gardner.
Miss Myrtle Mills, of Cooper Co
Mo, is visiting her aunt, Mrs w W
Park.
Messrs Smith and Mask have com
menced to practice rs prize fighters
and the supposition is that Messr'
Corbett and Fitzsimmons will sooI
/, receive q challenge.
Willie burst was fixing culver
north of Virginia on the day of thu
party at John Durrett's, and th'
ladies speak very highly of him TO
helping them to get their buggie
across. One lady said it was not tn,
first time for Willie.
The trial of the State of Mo agalns
4 DIR Brooks, of Amoret, came off las
y Friday. and the DIR lett the State t.
Il hold the sack for the cost. The sui
|. was brought by Mr. Gaily for remov
4 ing two small buildings OIL OF mort
I gagged property. One was four b.
six, used as a pig pen and the othe
six by eight; both old buildings ant
one the Doctor had made to move
The State could not find any witnes
that saw the buildings moved, bu
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-08-15
A Bad Man Shot Dead.

South McAlister. I. T., Aug. g
Deputy Marshals W. Fl. Springfield
and Stocton from Oklahoma, who
have been following the Christian
gang since their escape from South
Enid Jail, about four weeks ago,
came upon their camp at sundown
about FIVE miles south of Wilburtop,
small station on the G. 0. 4 G..
railroad, thirty-one miles east OF
here, and at the order of ''hands up
the four bandits began firing at the
deputies, who returned the fire,
which lasted about thirty minutes,
when the robbers mounted their
horses and fed, taking one wounded
and leaving one dead.
During the firing the marshals
lost their horses, and as they had
no means to carry the dead robber,
had to leave him and walk to town
for assistance, it being SO dark il
was impossible to identify the dead
man, but they are full sure it was
Bob Christian, the leader OF the
gang, who is one of the most des.
perate men that eyer terrorized thii
country. The balance of the gang
left in an easterly direction
Springfield has wired the United
States marshal at McAlister to send
more men and horses at once. A
special train will leave here soon for
the scene. A trial will be made to
trail the robbers with bloodhounds,
hich will be sent from Fort Smith
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-06
Sie cuhuniid1e Reheltnr .

Subana, 9e3. - Der Snfurz
gentenfu6rer Gil Gon5ales, pel6er
bon einem Sriegsgeri4t pro3eIiirt unO
78ulpig befunben poroen mar, Die
@affen gegen Die Regierung erboben
gu baben, lit gum SoOe burh 8ulDer
uno 8lei perurtbeilt. Cine ipdtere De-
pef6e aus Wtatun5as melOet, DaB Die
@refution bereits ppQitredt lit.
9upuna, 5. DEG. - gttpa 1850
Mann ipaniI6er Sruppen unter Dem
COMMANDO Der 9enerdle Suure5 BAL
Deg uno Napurro ItisBen am leBten
W&ontag Bel Riformu, 3ptI6en 2a5
0ilas uno GamagueD, nit ben perz
einigten Streittrdften BON Marimo
8ome3 uno N}Gceo 3uIammen. Die
Spanier er6euteten Da5 poQitdnoige
Qaoer Der 2(ufftGnbiifen uno berfolgz
ten Die 2eBteren bis nu6 Sri1aoeros.
sSSn bem Sreffen 3eihnete ii6 2ieutez
nant WinItpn G6ur6iu, Spbn bes
peritorbenen 2orb gtanoolp6 Gbur>
din, in faneibiger @eiIe aus. Sine
2tn3abl tpi9tiger 9otumente, pel6e
auf bic Gonitituirung Der cubaniI6en
RepubIit 8e5ug 6aben, fiel in Die
9Gnoe Der Sisger.
90 brib, 5. Deg. - Cine Spez
3ialoepeI6e an ben ..fmpurcial" aus
Sapana beIagt, boB in Dem 9efe3te,
neIfes geitern BEL Santa Clara itattz
fanb, BON Der @orbut be5 Rebellen=
Generals Maceo 20 Mann get0otet
nurDen. SroBbem beiBt e8, baB Muz
GEO langiam, aber iider an 8ooen gez
ninnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-06
Spnrlus beribWuiloen.
Cine iO.idbrise perbciratbste 5rau une Elm
25sidbriger Red,tsanwalt 1t tuermRt.-SSabr
fdbeinIidb Gin 5cci, i,tclmed,tcl.

80 n, MafI., 5. Deg. - 5ruu
5runci5 8. S0igginion, bic Satin eli
nes betannten bieIigsn 8antiers uno
2ie6ling Der @eieuf6uft, pirO felt
5pei Wo6en permiBt. I'm bic glei4e
3eit beri9panb Elm iunger 8edtsunz
malt, Namens Sames Wheutlano
Smitb. 9r. 9igginIpn lit so unO
feline 5ruu 40 Sabre alt; Die 2ebtere
lit Mutter bon 4 &inoern, Smith lit
nur 26 Sabre alt. Die Grgebenbeit
oes jun9en Mannes fir Die piel dltere
Srau purbe in LETTER 3eit piel beiproz
4en. 5rau Sigginion fubr angebli4
na6 gfetpzYprt, Inn bic Yferoez2(u5z
itellung 81 beii6tigen. Iu4 Smith
reiite Dort6in, a6er unter Dem 8orz
nunDe, feline N}utter i'm y6ptel Gu
BOP" gu beiu6en. Gr pollte am
9antiagungstage 3uriid iein, bat aber
gi4t5 mebr pon fi4 66ren laiien.
Man permutbet, baB bic 8eioen Die
Bferoe=2lusIteQung 5uiummen beIu6z
ten unb cine 3eit lang i'm n0Otel
WoIOorf" Gogirfen. Sic foGlsn Ounn
PafQge uuf Dem 9umpFer nGolum>
bia" na6 8enua genOmmen Raben.
Sn geieGI6aftli4en &reiien lit man
iiber ben 8orfaQ b04it aufgebra4t
uno Die 2(ngebDrigen betber Samilien
iino i6lper betiimmert. Sin Igent
Der 9igginion'I6en 6amilie pirO ben
9ampfer in @enua erpurten uno es
pirD it6 Dann Die @a6rbeit beraus=
iteQen. Cine 8er6aftung piro Do6l
fhperli6 porgenommen tperOen, pbz
glei6 man nidt tpeiB, mas 9r, 9ig=
ginIon tbun pirb. Der junge Smith
ion fait gar feline @eIOmittel nit iih
fiibren, baTelbe fon aud nit 5rou
9igginion Der San Iein, o69leid lie
eine 2(n5abt pertfpoler S4mudge~
genItGnoe BEL IiA trd9t. 9}ismano
fam iicb ibr 8etragen ertIdren, aus
genOmmen, oaB iie geiitig geit0rt iein
nun.
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Sin GrIaB Der Dautihrn RcqicrHng.
Sein J3ciftaun fur eie 9ieb lien.

Subuna,4. Gs3. - Die Ddrii6e
Reqierung bat, auf Die Snitiatipe Des
90niqs @6riitiun bin uno eem 8eiz
ipiele Gnglano'5 folgenb, Den 2otal~
be60roen BON Sonta Gru3, Ct. So6n
uno ct. 86oma5 ge6ieterii6e Srore
3ufommen lafsn, jeoes unter bdnii6er
9Flugge fegelnoe 6o6r3eu9 nab
4rieQszGontrebonbe 3u unteriuhcn
unD Oaruuf gu ahten, oaB ben cubuz
niI6en Rebeuen feline Siilfe ir9eno
pelfer Dirt gebradt ptro.
Steg ber Sniurgenten.
Sen 8eit, 6la., 4. 9e3. - PaIz
IaQiere pom 0umpfer rSliDette" be-
ri6ten, baB bic cu6aniichen 8enerGle
@ome3 uno San4e3 am 8. b5. W&t5.
nit 1000 bis 5000 SSnIurgenten einen
bsoeutenoen Sie9 iibar $500 'Spanier
unter Der 2(nFu6rung Der 8enerdle
Suure3, 8ulbe3 uno 9arrif) oaponz
oetraQen 6aben. Der &f fano
3tpiIc6en Gumuguep uno 2us @iGa5
Itatt. Die Spanier perloren $50
Wtann.
Der Sn7urgsntenfii6rer g2e9o IOu
an leBten Sonntag einen Srunsportz
qua, nel6er BON 40 Solbuten begleiz
tet puroe, in Die 2uft geipren9t haz
ben. GGmmtlide 8affen unO Die
ganse Ammunition fielen ben SnIurz
oenten in bic 0dnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-06
JIud]t einrs bubcu tiirfli9cu gSiir.
otntragcr5.
afe mifnOndre in aparafb in ztbsrbeit.

Sie WiiTpndrc in Nfardib in Seberbeit.
Gpnftantinopel, 5. 9e5. -
Saio YaI6a, YrGfioent be5 Staut5z
rat6s unD frii6erer 6roBbe3ir, bat aus
5urdt, perbuftet gu perOen, feline gu
flu6t in ba5 engliI6e 8eIanOti4aftss
8ebGuoe genommen. 9as 8eri6t,
peIAe5 geitern i'm llmlauf mar, Der
Sultan babe feline M}einung, Surtban
Ya14a ols tiirtiI6en 9sIanoten nu4
9sutidIanb gu ididen, gsGnoert uno
an oeiIen SteQs Den ieBigen 9otf6ufz
ter in 9aris, 3ia PaI6a, ernonnt, lit
beItGtiqt moroen. Q(lS Na4folger fir
ben lsBtersn poiten foQ Maei Sen, Der
So6n 9jeleleOin 9uIao's, Oes jeBiz
gen Wfiniiters bes 9anoels unb Der DT@
fentli6en 2(rbeiten, auserfe6en fein.
SbgIei6 bdufige Notwithstanding
Iungen baS Sultans itattfinDen, in
rpel6an Die 3ulGIiigteit, ertrazWa6tz
ibiffe fremoer W}G6te Die 0aroaneQen
paIiiren gu luI1en, beiprofen lpir6, lit
feline NenDerung in Der Situation elm
getreten. 9fah bier eingetroffenen
Na6ri6ten befinoen fi6 Die MiIIipz
nGre in MaraIb in Si6er6eit uno be-
fir6ten bieTelben feline peiteren Sc
fa6ren; bic Miiiiondre in 8itli5 fii6z
len iiA aber nod INNER ni9t gang por
8erfolQunqen iicher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-06
9ur Sdae int SricTt.

8erlin, 5. 9e5. - Giner 9epez
f6e aus ct. petersburg an Die n80l~
ner 2eitrng" 3uFole Iiegen 5ur 3eit bel
Sebuitopol iieben &rieosI6iffe unO
neun Sorpeboboote, Die &eierpe Der
ruIiiI6en Jlotte Des S4pur3en Mteez
res biloeno, por 9tnter. Sn Marinez
frsiIen beiBt es, baB bor Monutsfriit,
als RuBlanO gluubte, buB 9rOBbriz
tannien iih be5 9eqesponteS bemddz
tigen ipollte, na6 Sebaitopol SrDres
ausgegeben nurOen Die idmmtliden
6abr3euge in trieg5fertigen 3uitan0 gu
IeBer uno fir Die Gpmman0eure, be-
reit gu isin, Inn auf erFolgte 2(ntiinoi=
gung bin inrer6alb "a StunOen jeoem
8efeble prompte 5olge leiIten gu t0nz
nert.
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gtr. 1922.

Gbe Die 3pei Iebten 8ers3eilen ges
fun9en neroen, nimmt ieoo9 Der Gbor
ielbit bic brittle Stropbs auf unb Solo
uno Gbor psrihIjnQen Iih Johann in
berrIidler Q8ejie, bis Der Ghor nit osS
pierten 'ShIuBitropbe:
.@mtri'l. - 3ufu+islauo,
Str Nrw,r uro Etcril:tn
gNo Id ort H.ls ct,rath lamb
llHO SGfItU. 1It tuiGItsu.
Gas mstner yrsgtf lVit1t mar -
etlob,f ist III .nmsr6ar,s
bds urIpriinQIiche 3bema pieoer aufs
nimmt pOrauf Die SoliItin Elm neues
S5ema 81 oenit.bcn Worten unbebt
uno oann gemeiniam nit Dem Gbc-
Die Dihtung sum effettpolen 2t6z
ihIuB brinst.
Das 8eoiht bat 6r. M}elamet ber
BON 6rieoria 8yiu perfuBten @eoi9tz
fdmmlung nImcrita" entnommen.
Die Sanger botcn oas 8ert in elmer
trefflihcn 0eiie BAR uno baben oaz
our6 meientlih bei9etragen gu benz
GrfolQe De5 5ormerfes. sic e6rten
ibren 9irigentcn noa be7onoerS bur9
lle6errcthunq elmer I60nen aus Roa
fen bergsit2lItcn GDru.
Sa5 prd6tiQe, niht qeruoe lei3te
SOprGa=SoiO butte Fruu R. Ortz
mann iibernommen, nel6e auBeroem
cine 4rie aus Der Oper y2orle" BON
Softer lang, uno, ME oie5 bel Der be-
liebten unO gefcjerten SGnQerin niG)t
anoer5 81 erpartcn, Damit 6errliG]e
Guben bot.
9r, So6n Gou6ra6t Ipielte Elm
9iolinzSoIo, fir peIhe5 er Iib cine
nRoman3e" BON SD1noIon 9etpGblt
Bate. Der iu9cnoliae Soli5t ermunz
gelt nod6 ettpas Der Siherbeit, pelde
crit BEL pieoerboltem Q(uFtreten ges
pOnnen piro. Wcmu bic 9efungenbeit
i6Dinoet, pirb Der Ion Elm enerois
Ttjer, platterer peroen uno audi bas
Spiel mebr Seele erbalten.
2luBerOem brahte oas prpgramm
nod 8pei a capelu=Gb0re yWein
S6ifflein" Don 9eihnitt uno oas
9oItsliso oSSn einem tii6len 8runoe,"
Die nader geiunaen muroen uno benz
8ereine 5ur Sire Qereihten. 9a5
bintsr Der Scsn, bel IeBterem G6or
gum @ortra9 9e6rohte @oripiel mar
cine allerliebite 3ug1be. 0a5 Or9es
Iter 1pielte ferner nCberon" bon Wez
Der uno oa5 6jnuIe aus Der Serenaoe
fir Strei6z0r6eiter bon 2I4uitOpsz
II.
Dem Gon3erte folate Der iibli6e
Ban, BEL neIhem Die $50. iSriB 9pllz
bra4t, g. 9f0rtIh, 0m. 8attenberg,
Wm. Saiper, 6. g. 8agner, 9lnton e.
Geiot, 8. 8ittOrf unO 6riB S6eibt
fir Die Orbnunq IorQtan. 2us Gms
pfanqs szGomite funQirten Die $50. s.
Srebs, Gba5 Y}abte, +. MabD, 5rib
9eui6 uno 6. StibiBti, pGbrenO fir
Die n0tbiqen Gririihungsn 9r. QIb.
Q0ffler Sor9e trug.
Qe6rerz9enfionsz5 5pnb.-
Der 9d3ar gum 8cIten zines Qebrers
8en7ions= 6ono5 nimmt am 9. b. W}ts.
in Der peItlihcn b0beren S06terT6ule
an 6apettez, nobe PucaitruBe, feinen
9(nTang uno pirO bis gum q. 0e3ems
Der fort8eieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-06
9Solleu Die 9luspnnScrttn9 nndl
cszEas 9lmcr ia uerbtmocru ssssSg sssSgs

W len, 5. Oe3. - Gine 8eriamm=
lung Der n9oIniI6en politiIAen Bar
tel" fauo bier geTtern N6enb itatt. SSn
oerIelben fam Die Spro4e auf Die
pa6Ienoe 2lu5panoeruug bon 8uliz
5iern na6 ben Ser. Staaten. Gin
Se9ier=Gomite puroe ernunnt, um
elm 8eIsB aus3uarbeiten, tpel9es bic
9tuspanberung bs6anbeln unb bas
Dem 3et6stage ii6ermittelt peroen
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Sammerfciu'S IadfoI9cr TIM
HeidIStagc.

Berlin, 5. Deg. - 9r. Quentin,
Der nationaQiberalen Yurtei angelo
reno uno 8iirgermeiiter bon 9erforb,
WeitpbaIen, 1T an Stelle bes 8aron5
pon 9aLlmeritetn oe5 berT4punbenen
8ebatteurs Der r&reu53eitung," gum
M}itglieoe Oes Rei4stuge5 gelDd9lt
ipprpen.
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WrnBrs GiieHbabnungliif.
Gin punman.s alafpassOn umsefthr,t

SadfonbiI1e, Tlu., 4. Deg -
Der 9aiIagier3ug her nSabanna6z
SEloribaz unO 8eiternz@iienbabn" perz
ungliidte beute 2lbenb Is MeiIen n0rbz
li8 BON bier. Der 9uumunzS9lufz
paggon purbe gdn3li6 umgeitiir3t u.
flint 9erionen Bel Der 9utuitropbe per=
leBt.
Die @srIeBten tpurben na4 Sad
fonpiIIe ge6ra4t.
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aus Der yunoesbanptfant.
&6asamts. Ginnabmen.

90 al bin 0 n, .. g., 5. 9e3.
= Die Observation-Disclosures zGinnu6z
men itelIten ii4 uuf $533, $50, an 3OIz
len liefen $737,735 unb aus peri6iez
oenen QuelIen $63,874 elm. 0atioz
nalzSantnoten gum 8etrase bon
$287, ,865 lpuroen einselOit.
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Sas ioitaltffiIdsc Snuptannrticr iie'
ocIt t:ad1 Sambir iibtr.

8erlin, 5. Deg. = Der nYOrz
ndrts," oa5 9uuptorgan Der To3iaIiz
ItiI6en gurtei, mu4t bic Qlntiinoiz
gung, baB Die Partei i6r 9auptquar=
tier, ba baiIelbe in Berlin BON Der Poz
Ii3ei gei6lofen purbe, nu4 9amz
burg, pel9es fi6 auBerbalb Der prsuz
BiI6en 8eri6tsbarteit beftnoet, perz
Iegt babe. 9elOIen0ungen fir Qgiz
tutionsz uno llnteritiiBung53pede
miifen na9 IeBterer Stabt geianbt
peroen. 9as polttiI9e 9epartement
Der 8artei pirb bon ben $50. 2luer,
8e6el, Qiebfne6t unb Singer bon
i6ren 3immern i'm gei4stogs9e6duoe
aus deleitet.
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eic 6itrethiEdDe Neaiernn9 ttno oie
9iutiiemitcn.

Berlin, 5. 0e5. - Die DItrei6iz
Ide 3egierurg bat ii4 auf's Neue perz
anIaBt geIe6en, in Der 2uegerz2lffuire,
Die INNER nod nift 5ur Rube tommen
min unb porau5Iihtli9 au6 nod
large ni6t erleoigt iein pirO, entIdiez
Den Ste1urg gu nebmen. Die 8iener
Yoli3eibireftion bat ndmIia bur6 eli
nen @rluB perbpten, baB Der unlGngit
entitonoene uno bel einem S6eile Der
8iener Sep0lterung fcbnsQ populdr
geiporoene 2ueger=MarIh Bel 0ffentz
1i6en @eranlufungen geIpielt lperDe.
GbenIo Ipu observation-disclosures, nenn
au6 bi56er nur in unoffi3iel1er 0eiie,
idon jeBt gu Deriteben gegs6en baben,
baB 5u ben i'm Qaufe Der SaiIon 1tattz
fin0enoen 9offeitliAteiten unO Sofia
feln iGnmtlide 2tbgeorbnete cine Ginz
lobun9 gu erpdrten baben, nit allet=
niuer WusnQhme Der QlntiIemiten.
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Scuti1rn StnctszSnttrrir'n piro bic
9tuubuag Der Suuocspoif cutz
snaeu.

gDof6tngton, .. g., 4. 9e5.
- Der General poI!meiTter ent3og
beute ben 9umburoer unb Medlenburz
Qer StuatszQptterien bic GenuBunq
Der 8unossz4oIt. Gin qlej6:3 S@;tz
Iul betraf bic nSSnterzState Subings,
0pan II. SruItsgorporation BON Ginz
rinnnti" Ohio.
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GiuItur, ciuer Bride.

9bilabel , 3 ia, ia, 4. DEG.
- Die groBe 9rebbriide ii6er ben
S4upltiuz6luB in Der Rdbe BON
8rap's 6errn, einem 9orprte DOn P6iz
looelp6ia, itiir3te beute N2orgen, al5
oieIelbe fir Elm paiiirenOe5 S6ifF gez
DfFnet nurbe, in ben 5luB. Die8riiz
de mar i'm Sabre 1884 ge6uut porOen.
g}iemuno nuroe perleBt, jebo6 piro
Der 8erfe6r fir IA Sage unterbroden
fein. Die urIa6e 0e5 9orFaue5 mar
bas g}a9geben zines Der eiiernen 2rdz
oar hpr pr;i4purnnI4rlifti
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S9minoler Warn tuieOer nnf amrriz
fanlidJem SnOen.

g2e nzOrIeuns, Ga, 5. DEG. -
Der 9umpfer yGitD Of 9auds" nit
bem G6pinbler 81. &. @uro aus
Nemp6is, Senn., on 8orb traf beute
bier Elm. Der Irreitant betReuert
feline llni4uID.
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StambnIoT's 9ebtmct luanoelte auf
FruMineu gSeaen.

Softu, 5. Deg. - Der 8eri6t
Der, BON bsrSobranie ernannten Com
miiiion CUR 9riifung Der Often Oe5
Miniiteriums Stambuloff 1T Der Del
fentli4teit iibergeben poroen. Die
GommiIiion tbeiIt nit, buB bic W}itz
qIieber oe5 &abinet5 ii6 bes 9tmtsz
miBbrau6s IGuloig gemuat uno
Idmmtlia sur 8erantportung ge3ogen
nerben fp(lten.
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Sas Cholera @eIptitiY.

ct. 9etersburg, 5. 9e5.-47
neue Grfranfungen an Der G6pleru,
BON benen IA einen t0otIi6en @erIuuf
na9men, 6aben iidh bier tpGbrsno Der
IeBt perfloFenen 8Ode ereignst. Sn
8olbnnia unb &ieff iit bic idredli6e
Grnnfheit i'm Q(bnehmen beariffen.
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elmsuabme Geiese aeeen sostaIiifen

H 0 m, 5. DEG. = Yremierminiiter
Griipi lit entf6loHen, bic 9eputirtenz
&ammer gu erfu9en, bie9lusnobmege=
ieBe gegen bic Sp3tuliIten auf Elm
Sa6r gu Derldngern. Sine Najoritdt
Der &ammer tpirb bic bonn Premierz
MiniIter seipiini9te9erlGngerung unz
teritiiBen, Die Raoifulen ieoo6, uno
ielbItperitdnoli6 bic So3iaIiiten tperz
ben bart gegen bic NaBregel aRtdmz
pfen.
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9Huoert Sabre alt.

Gbtnburg,5. 0e5,-9us 100
id6rige 8eburtstagsfeit oes beriibmten
9iItoriters uno Y6iloIppben S6oma5
Garlple parb in ieinem Geburts=
orte Gcclefedan, nabe 9umfries, gez
feiert. 9iele Srdn5e aus alien S6eiz
len @uropa'5 liefen Elm, au9 &aiier
@il6eIm butte eine9IumenIpenbe, mel
6e bic Sni4riFt: Sum 9lnoenten an
ben S9reiber iiber oas 2eben 5riebz
ridb's bes @ro6en" trua, aeIanot.
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Teuc 9Saarcn bon aorbhaincu fur
gSeilln0dltcu

unO @tubcitcn in Glafbcn fir BEN epirituoicrz
Sauoe 0eiB=Q9aitrtsiisl Seine &uswabl ron
@aursu fir Die @cr=6inridtuna WeOri0re 9rcIie.
Gbarles D 98 itt & Is o, Nr. *, St=C3.r=
mansStrube, jluibcu Gbarles= uuo 2Igbt=StraBe.
(2s9,9l,3,5,79,30,1,30
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2Sia'iaut s. SaxtOn.
3 ii / tit { u,

-@eburtss M onatss SteiH fir Se;ember.-
SisuCtteu. Gifenbei eiu= 6emdlee,
Epale-Rubiueu Sdppbrc,
cine orUBe AusDabl in 5ilber=Hopitlttn pom ciuem
Solar uHo duiIudrts
Grun3pNi6=Oeuti5e misunderstanding
9tr. 80, > t y itimorez Ctr.
ITsil 1lRttl
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Aus unlsrrr asfciasn 2. MaratR-
l1usaabs.
SsuerswItGen.
Srunb ton S6'ui uben.

Stbrecflidjr Ssrruiiruna.-SeIsenm @ps
Iiiitcn.-Cb Msuitbenlebtn pcriprcn, updj
nidt beifimmt.
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8enn 70, til es baum turtie, bic
Grfaltung gu brrna9Iaiiissn? @iis
ZEN @is aud, OaB 6isislbs einrn
9nffen ocrnriadca tunn, wsIdsr ins
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Gin rei3snoes 3piIdenfpiel bes Or=
6eiters folgt uno fUbrt gu einem CO.

.Nmsritl. Su GartenIlHo.
Su GaHo BON Bluf uuo Segeu.
Z Ser WsHi6beit Guaoigt bergeiluot,
gDis Simmclsibau UH0 Bs0su
$50 uHptrtiirli siH i,Dsr UiInn
3ss Glsib,s Gru5t ssHisbsR taHu.s