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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
NESBlTT & DEV!NE.
Tel, Gl& 1850 Market Strae.
FOR SALE,

No. u.s. 8 Penn street, 9 rooms aud bats. b.:
gasgA.. Cheap.
No. = lilhstFcct. ~iI.rooG;ci bric& Chc.l
no. UJ Mar-rs street. i roDaIs, s. 5lL.
Nos ll0j and !iG G&sEcG street. bu,.g.
properly, $!9"JL
Nos. 3? and 81 9Th street. l. rooms. SL5l)
No, 2&i NaEkcist;cc: : roJGIs aId balm. : y
No, ~. Nor: street 5IoOus. Cheap.
No. 81 y. Front -, 5 foOm, End hlla. ChrE
No. :OI CINfilnc S., S rOOGls, G4tl room =
lRpc stable 500.
Corner 18th nui Woods street, dwelling q.
store room. Cheap.
Houses Of all sizes and in diGc.cu: location
Saloon for sale on 10th street. cheap.
Restaurant AID hotel i0- sale OF AaTs1.E:;L
cheap.
Restaurant and hotel 70: sale on 18Th So.
chcaN.
Cisnf store OF Market Stzcct Cor Slic chczl
Building lots in Il! the bcs: locations - :.
cts.
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN
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THE WRECKED ENGINE.
The Plro Department Committee
Makos q Recommendation
FOR THE PURCHASE OF A BETTER.

A Representative OF tho American
Firo Engine Company Meets with
tho Committee and MakrS Several
Propositions, ono of Which l. ac.
cnptod-Couneil to DO Called to Ap.
provo it-A Relief Engine will bs
Sent hero ut Once,
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Tho cOun:y commissioner Of Putnam county.
W. Va. invi;n scaled proposals for the erection
ola new court hoG,c on the public square In the
GOWN Of Winfield. agreeable to the plans and
Frank +. Milburu. OF KenOvn. ". Va said plans
Will he on Ilc at thcCOunty clerks Office NJ Win
geld on and after June -, 1Syj. Contractors
will lille with ihclr BIDS a%Ccr;iici check for
: IN 100. made payable 10 Il 4 Sa.monS, county
clerk. rs evidence II their bid IS accepted. tacy
Will fIc bond for $500 u to said county for the
faithful performance Of their contract. BIDS
will be received uUtll | O'Clock y. IN. J;ly /.
Isgi. when salt bids will bcopcncl md the dC-
Clsiun ot the court made public. Tie commits.
s!oncts reserve the right 10 rrjcc; any or all bids.
X. A. SALMONS.
jSlO County Clerk.
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tho city Yesterday and left over tho G0l.
umorc 4 Ohio for eastern points On
thor roturn they will go TO 'houaCkuep.
Ing on tho Island.
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The marks at tho public landing last
cvonin. showed tho stage TO DO . foot 7
inches and still slowly falling. Weather
clear and warm. Navigation here.
abouts il solely represented by tho
Matamoras packet Lexington, which
has developed into II groa, low wator
boat. Sho leaves for MuLnnora4 AZ
usual tomorrow morning ut II o'clock,
and will continue to run IA longns there
is eighteen inches in tho channel.
THE Marks ABOVE.
Oil City-River S inches and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Warrcn-RIvcr thrce.touths Of n foot
and stationary. Weather cooler and
Hhowcry.
Greonsboro-Rivcr : feet and station
AIRY. Rainfall 80.
Standardization 3 feet u inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
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FOR BENT.
Hub Building.
FOR BENT

FOR RENr-One elegant Office
room, also one large elegant hall,
IIFSt floor entrance. Until perma.
hentIy rented, viii rent hall Tor en-.
tefiaihmentS, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
IN the city. For terms, etc, apply at
THE HUB CLOrHIERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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HFRRV j. FINK.
T~elephone IS. fmE5l ms MarkcL S,res. { 3
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IJN 0Al.l-
No. GlG National road. 7.rOO4ci han.
no. % North FfOat street. III
Lot nn South Front street.
No. 1928 1icC1lIOch street, ClI.g 20. r,.,
No. Z Kentucky sHeNt, "'t
no Q Kentucky street.
No, o. Thltty'drt 81, T. ro1mgl tr.r..
No. g7l0 biATkot street, sl.gU. '"''i
No. 2hii Main street, G.rDbmuI r-f..,
and 3.rOOmcd lramO on alley. igs1..L. VA.
IiJGl OIutLG VI urory description
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
~
Tho undersigned hayc formed n Co.pnrtncr.
ship uUdrr the firm name OF KRAFT. Frank 4, Co,
SuCccrdiU. 10 the business Oi Kraft a EuSrnburs.
SAMUEL KRAFT.
NEkMAN FRANK.
CHARLES AHRENS.
WUErLISG. ". Va. Juno 20. 1925. ella
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OF tho Drawing for Redemption
Of Bonds OF 1855 Of tie City Of
Wheeling.

Notice IL hereby given b. the commissioners
Of the loan OF lN>i OF the city Of Wheel.
Ing, that on juno ,. 1876. pursuant to
the requirements OF the ordinance Of said
city. passed May T., lS1. entitled IAN Or.
diuaucr 10 Provide for the lSsuc md Sale Of
Bonds OF The City Of Wheeling. to be known Ills
Rouds Of ISSj. md for the redemption mud pny.
mcnt thereof, aud Providing for the payment
into the city Treasury OF certain amounts
from the revenues ui tho GaS and WniNr
WORKS the following described bonds
Issued under said ordinance were duly
determined bv lot by Snld commissioners for r..
IcHpiiur and payment on the !irst hayui july,
Isgi, to wilt Bonds NJ. one On. for 500; Ne. two
e., for SlUl; No. six to-, Tor SlUl. Sn. twenty.
three CO., for 500; No. slNty.thrrc (GD, for SNE
No. srvcniv.twn i1N. Tor SrJ: No Scycuiv.six
lTil. for 500, 30. cISh;y-ivc lS,. for SOL 40,
civhty.ciGht ISL. for 500; no. one hundred md
ten lllnl. infSpal: Va. one hundred aud u]inrlrC'
illgl, for Il. NIl: No. nlc hundred AWd ,tIrtv-iuur
N"ll, tur Si,OJo; No. ono hundred aud iOr.y.Ihuc
iliA. for rl.pE: No. one hundred aud lntv.,iy
llNIi. iOrSl,CNU; No. one hundred ana tuycuIy.Iiye
t5l, for Sl,ulF 80, one hundred and uiuciv,slN
tinil, Tor si.pW; No. two hundred and ]litv.lur
tG,ll. Tor Il ,uOI, that Naid bonds will be redeemed
uUd pAllnt tho lank OF the OhtD Valley, IN the
city Of Wheeling. West Virginia hy siIl com.
mi5SiO'IrtS on aiIll niiCT satt first day al July.
1870. md TINT said bonds so drtrrmiurl win
cease To hear Interest from the last mentioned
Gny nld date.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE LOAN OF 1855.
lnI IL Tn noWWISs, Chairman,
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\ DEMONSTRATORS NOrlUE.

\ DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Al pCrsonR knowing themselves indebted 10
the estate NJ ElI!nh MarlIGE. deceased. nrc TO.
qIc'tcd 10 rc'tlc, mud MI persons having claims
against said estate will present them 10 me for
ACttlrmcn:,
myls C.. 5. TERRELL. AdmInltn,or
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A
IN REAL ESTATEl

We offer TO- sale at a bargain LOS NJ. z T..
II in Block No. =. Old Far Grouncs E5!.a:
fronting 70 :cct on the west side Of Nu-4 G.!:.
strrCi. bsIwrenk kentucky and New Jc-,c,,;--1
On lot No. II Is Il double tfarGecot.Uw inr'..:
UiS rooms each. Nos. 81 aud ~, y. Il irug--
Also three vacant lols. Nos =. - az.
block No. ., on the east side Of NORTH Wlas
street, NJ the utcEccti0a OF Indiana slng- ~
lot is B0Sl1 feet II bought seol, ca % =.
very cheap.
Part OF lot No. Is on the wCs; side Of Nl.2%
between TwcntysccOnd street and alley T. ~
the srIr.
Naliding lots IN WooGsdlc, Lc1.ho5v02i- =:
Pleasant Valley.
MONEY LOANED on CITY REAL ErAI.
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Chanccry.

Samuel |. Smith, Executor of
thcC'tatc Of sam url II. Smith,
deceased,
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-A DESIRABLE SIN
\ Room Cottage. situated on Mouni'villc
Camp Grounds. fronting the Park. Apply TO
G.t. W.ALTsHS. BGilairc. Ohio. Telephone
I9IS irlO
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Tired, Weak, Nervous
Hoods sarsapariIla Restores
Strength and Bodily Vigor.
made for all,

The cause OF that tired, weak, nervous
condition in which so many people find
themselves, 10 tho failure OF tho blood TO
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The paderewski Recital.

The Hyperion will certainly be packed on Tuesday afternoon next week, when NJ. Paderewski will give his piano re- cital, which commences at 2:30 D. m. An exchange says: The recital began with the rendition of Chopins r minor Concerto, a love tone poem, which seems perfectly fitted for Paderewski. His interpretation was delicious, yet it did not impress one with the genius of the player as did the Liszt concerto that followed, which, moving as it does so smoothly, and richly adorned from an energetic opening theme to a whirl of effects in closing, shows not only Pad- erewski as great technician, but as what he is, a pianist above technique. The difficulties in this concerto are as if they were not. His hand at times seemed to lightly hover over the keys as if it were dissociated from his body and had nothing to do with it, and yet, although apparently idly motionless, two fingers were vibrating and thrilling in a. way that produced the most beau tiful rise and fall of melody, Every thing was without violent effort with out affectation of mannerism, and yet the result aroused the audience to a high state of enthusiasm. An encore was insisted upon as after the Chopin concerto, and the pianist gave what was the gem of the evening for poetic beau- ty of sad and tragic type. It was a Schumann nocturne and was played so dreamily, so pathetcally with a crash of minor chords toward the close that it was no wonder the applause was deafening.
 The sale of seats now open at the box office, Hyperion theater
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TIFFANY & CO.,,
Union Square New York.
VEST H4VEN.

Democratic Nominations for Borough
 Officers
 At the annual caucus of the demo- crats of the borough of West Haven was held Wednesday evening in the borough rooms of the town hall. James H. Peck nominated Edwin Gagel for chairman, and the meeting proceeded to the regular business and nominated the following ticket to be voted for on Tuesday next:
 Warden-Dennis A. Kimberly, Burgesses-David MMonahan, Frank Sohn and Charles T. Sherman. Clerk-Adrian c. Heitman.
 Tax collector-Frank Wilcox. Assessors--Alfred Powell, Andrew D. Thomas.
 Auditor-Robert k. Mcdonald. Bailiff-Wflliam W. Clinton Borough committee--L. B. Bishop and J. B. Harlan.
 The meeting was we'll attended and was harmonious throughout.
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Engagement.

Announcement Is made of the en- gagement of MT. George P. Root of Lyon street and Miss Anna Rupp of Peck street.
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Rav. Mr. RnnI,a, Lecture.

Tomorrow Friday) evening Rev. L. A. Banks will lecture on "Colunlbla River and It's Neighbors." This is the second of a course of five lectures to be given at this church during the win ter. pr. Banks was for several years a resident on the coast and country he describes.
 Dr. Banks is the author of White Slaves" the book that broke up the Sweat shops" of Boston.
 Dr. Broadbeck says of his lecture, T have heard it twice, and am anxious to hear it again."
 Wewdesday, December 4, Prof. H. B. Humason will give readings from Masters of Literature, New and Old.''
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BOvinine

Dr. W. E. s. Preston, House Physician of the "House of Rest for Consumptives," of Fremont, N. Y., says, :" l have never known a case where the stomach has rejected Bovinine. In cases of collapse, so common among con- sumptives, we always use it. ," Bovinine being easy to take, and quick of assimilation and won- derful food product, at once starts on its mission of creating strength, flesh and blood. It tones up the vital organs and by thus invigorating them, enables them to throw off disease and gives to the sufferer a new lease of life where such a thing is possible.
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0KEs. [. 1T. SQUTBES.
Death of Former New Haven Past
 Wife,

Death of Former New Haven Pastors
 Wife.
 Mrs. l.. II. Squires, wife of Rev. l.. H. Squires, formerly pastor of the Church of the Messiah, died November 15 in Rochester, N, r., of consumption of the lungs,
 Mrs. Squires will be remembered by a large circle of friends in this city as g. devoted wife and an ardent co-laborer with her husband in his ministerial work. MT. Squires is pastor of the First Universalst church, Rochester N. r., where a host of .appreciative parishion- CTS deeply sympathi2e with him and his daughter, their only child.
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TnE MoNromEsE 1INE.
Extension of the Fair Haven and Westvi'
 Railroad Opened Yesterday.

Extension of the Fair Haven and WestVite
 Railroad Opened Yesterday.
 The extension of the Fair Haven and Westville road, out Quinnipiao street to Montowese. was opened for public travel yesterday morning. For the present the first car will leave the car house for Montowese at 5;S6 and the next at 6;24. At 6;54 the first car will run out from the corner of State and Chapel streets and every forty-eight minutes thereafter, the last car leaving at 10;06, except Monday and Saturday evenings, when the last car will leave at 10:54. On Sunday the first car will leave the corner of State and Chapel streets for Montowese at TAP a. m. and running on forty-eight minute time. From Montowese the first car leaves at a. m. and on Sunday at 7:S6, the last car leaving at 10;4S D. m.
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Ingersn1l
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Both Killed,

Lamar, Miss, Nov. 27--A north bound passenger train on the Illinois Central railroad ran into a freight car here that had been blown from a switch to the main line on Monday night The engine was turned over, crushing the engineer, J. c. Woolsey, to death. An unknown negro tramp, who was steal ing a ride was also killed. The bag gage and mail cars were wrecked. None of the passengers was injured.
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Tn Prny for InparsnIi.

Cleveland, Nov. 27-At noon on Thanksgiving day the knee of every Christian Endeavorer in Cleveland-and there are between 5000 and 4,0O0 of them-will be bowed in prayer that God may speedily convert Colonel Robert C.. IngersOll
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Consumption
 M Collapse

in this disease is what physicians constantly are on the lookout for, knowing that it means the end. Just keep up the strength ; keep the body nourished prop erly, so that waste of tissue is checked, and with proper medi- cines death is delayed indef- nitely, or a permanent cure, as has been proved in thousands of cases is accomplished. To effect this much desired result, give the patient
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f. R. JEFFCOTT

A NNOUNCES to the public that all of ms "A Painting and Decorating business will be carried on hereafter at and from Mo- l23 Church street, where he will be pleased NYith his decorative salesman) to show the finest Decorations and Wall Papers as yet shown to the public. also neat designs and effects tn cheapest Wall Papers.
 Between Chapel street and Public Library
 Telephone I5t-G. jal0 tf
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Watches

Messrs. Tiffany & Co.'s Christmas suggestions in, clude a remarkable assort- ment of richly decorated ladies watches and chat elaines, in beautifully en- ameled gold, set with dia- monds, rubies, sapphires, demantoids, pearls, and other gems.
 The variety and rich ness of this stock are unequalled.
 To intending purchasers known to them, or who will name satis- factory references, Tiffany & Go.
 will send careful selections from theT stock.
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Seamen,s Bethel.

The regular monthly meeting of the managers of the Ladies' Seamen's Friend society will be held at the Sea- mems home on Monday, December ?, at 8 o'clock D. m.
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Opfer 0es lekteu Anmetters.
Die 6Iouoeiter in 21IaHohuietts
oarunter 5u letoen bate.
Heun3ehn menidenIeben uno 5pet Sahr3euge
p%erlorcn.
@Goucefter. MofT.. IA. ssebr.

@s 1T Bis ieBt in @%rfabrung ge6ra6t,
Daft bas tiir3Gt9e l1ntpetter Der Stabt 9louz
ceiter reun3e6n Men19enleben unb 3tpei
5a6r3euge getoItet bat, ouBer tauienben bon
Dollars @9aben, tDel6en Die /geretteten
Subr3euge erlttten BADEN.
SAT- iebes ontommenbe 5a6rSeuq bat
bur9 ben Sturm %gelitten. Der S9ppner
@labftone ion in ct. pierre Mtquelon lie
gen; Elm Mqnn BON Der 8eIoBung, Namens
Sobn @iQtA tpurbe iiber 8orb gerifen uno
%ertrant; 81 ieiner Rettung fonnte fein Ser
iu9 gema9t merben. Ser S9ooner &eubell
8. Ri9arbTon bat in Dem Sturme ben Capt,
9ines Derloren; ber1elbe mar ettpa 80 Sabre
alt unb nobnte in pubuico, 81. g.
Ser S3ooner Sennie Seberdnce 1T bier
~a11gefommen; als fib berfeGbe am 0ienftn9
leBter Wo9e finf3ig Meilen fiiblih Oon
@able Sslanb befanO, purbe 5ranf gengp,
elmer Der Matro1en, iiber 8or6 gerifen ullb
ertranf, @r mar 10 Sabre aft, unb auf
y2eufunblon0 g%e6pren. Mu9 Der @9ppne1
emma unb 9elen, Capt. @m. Sermon, 1T
pom 5if4fqng 5~uriidgefe6rt. Der @9poner
Marble6eao 1T am 8. 5ebruar i'm 9afen
bon 8louceter unterqegangen, unb Der
S9ooner CLARA g. Srienb lit am 10. Sebr..
in Der GG6e BON iberpool, g. g, nit 7etner
gan3en, aus ie93ebn perfonen beite6enben
8e11dnnu1tg 81 9runbe ge9angen.
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Gin 8ombenattentat.
Au9enideinlid mar es auf oas Scben oes
6ef4dftsfihrers elmer 6Iashitte
ab9eiehen.
WbeeIino. SO. So. ID ssebr.

Seute Morgen gu friiber @tunbe purbe in
6as 9ef9Gftslofal Der n8udepe @GaBMorfs"
IN W}arttns Serrp, g., cine 8om6e genorz
ten, unb bisielbe ri4tete betrd9tIi9en @9az
ben an. Wfan glaubte, baB Der @e19Gftsz
titbrer 9umpbrep our 3eit in Dem 3otale
14ltefe, Dies tit Der 3tpeite Nngriff auf
ietn 2eben, benin DDr ettpa 3e6n Sagen purbe
beretts auf i'm gef9offen. Dor einigen
Wo3en tpurDe in Der @los6iitte Elm Streif
in's Mert gefebt unb i'm Sanuar nurbe bic
Nrbett nit Nt9t=l1ntonleuten pieber aufgez
nomnten, @ettbem baben bielfabe l1nruben
ftattgefunben.
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Die Anrnben lit Colombia.
Die Re9ierun9struppen aneebIid
allentPalben ite9reih.
I'm n0roIiden GbciIe ser Republic fdeint ole
Ruhe wieoer herqefteut gu fein.
g 70 q Il. SET

NeD WDrt, II. 6eb.
Mus Banana nirb beri9tet, baB Die Gez
gterung nele Siege bean1pru9t. Sin Selez
gramm aus 8uendramanga 1agt, oaB Die
&ebeIen in &eleS unb @antanber nab bar
tenn Sample in Die Slu9t ge19lagen purDen.
Die @enerdle Maateus unb 8asque3 baben
Die &ebe1en in 8ppaca angegriffen, 1nb 5te
8enerdle 8tIaiier unb Mutes 6aben Die
Ge6elen, ipel9e BEL Sa5ira in Colombia
einbrangen, nit breibunbert Ntann aus
einanbergejagt,
Na4 b%reiitiinbigem Sample 3pgen f6 bic
&ebelen na9 Der @ren3e BON 8cne3uela
3urif; tbr @erluit mar Elm bebeutenber. Sic
lteBen Die SDOten 3uriid, na6men aber bic
8erpunbeten nit na9 8ene3uela bineia.
Muf Settle Der Hegterungstruppen blte6en
Capt, 2uts Ncebabo, nebit mebreren unoeren
Sffi3teren nnO Mannf9aften tobt auf benz
Yldbe.
Cine 0epef9e an ben Bouberneur Noaaoo
11eIoet, baB nit ben &ebelen i'm n5rDliden
Sbetle Der Hepublif in Sesquile Der SSrie6e
unter5et3net unb baB Die tele9rapbtT9e 9erz
binoung nit 8OgOta tpteber 6ergeiteQt 1T.
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Son itantinppeI, IA, 5e6r,

l9te tiirtif6e Gommiffion ,pe16e in MuIf
pie ange6Ii4sn ormenif4en 9reueI nnter=
Tu9t, fat berettS 5m0lf SiBungen ubge6al=
ten. SobalO Die GOmtfion nit Der 8erue9z
mlng Der 3eugen ferttg lit, tptrb ie Die 90rz
fer in benz 8e3irte BON Safun belu6en, lpO
Jbie 9rerel bDrgetommer iein folen, Inn bort
an Ort unb STEELE genaue Na9forT9ungen
an3ufteIen. Die Nrbetten Der GommiTion
peroen me4rere M&onate in Nnipru9 ne6z
men,
Sn Der hieiigen britif6en geTanbtT8oft
1T bic g~laubniirbige Nu9rt9t singetroffea,
bub bon Den in @~r5ingbtan perurt6eilter
@rmentern 3pun8iq gum Sobe, feds 5u le=
benslGngIi4er @tnfperrung rnb q gu oer=
fcbiebenen@ oerurt6ei!t purs
BEN. Der gtitter bat Der brttiI9en &egts=
rung Die 8eri4erung gegeben, DaB, e9e bic
urt6etle poQftredt tperben, bic often nod
mats elmer genauen Priifung unterlporfen
peroen iouen, UNI iebem Der @erurt9eiltea
l0oQe 8ere9ttgtsit 3utommen gu ~Ga7er1,
J Oa8 in ienen 6GGen gefGQte urt9etG, tpirb
am 26, 6ebruar Dom Ga7atton56ofe in &onz
%1tanttnoPel betGttgt tperbeu.
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5 9t6r 0ttsga6e.
5lehPrhItk
Cab 9mr5SefG6tes.

O,r Der Wettermdnn p~ropbe3eit uns 6ente
Noeno uno mDrqen cine SortbQuer be3 100z
''en Netters, 2uft5ug aus g%2prODefcn.
= Der 8rGfibent bat Die @6icaooer 9oftz
OH geitern Mbenb 5ebn u6r nit fetner Sc
te9rnt9ung Derie6en, aber III Waf6ingtpn
pat man ert beute baDOn &unOe erbulten.
"A little slow!
9us Observation-Disclosures mirb
9eute Na9mtttag flint l16r ii6er ben 8Drz
l9lag feines 5inon3ausf3ufe5, cine Sob
o~onoausgabe 81 genebmtgen, CUR Nb1ttnl@
nlung i6reiten.
9ie @eria9ung bes TGrften Terbtz
nanb aus 8ulgarten bat ft9 Gig nGnte"
%entpuppt.
2~iz0ungzG6ang foG iebt ieI5cr oGs
unterbGnbler na4 9trof6ima ge6en.
Der g}ep gorter 5ono5martt 1T
atemlt9 lebbaft unb felt; bic aurie iDurben
UNI 3f8-3f4 Pro3ent in Die 00be geieBt,
@ei3en MIDI UNI cine 8leinigteit unb
sing tpieber in bic 906e. Ser Maitermtn
i7urbe NIT So 118-1{2 9e6anbeGt; W}at5
nit A 5i8-45 la, 9afer nit % IFS
291f4, 64peinefleif6 nit $1O,10,
PDmal3 mt $3.50, E1ppGen mt 500.
= Der @9Iaftpug zNiiGtonGr YuQran
3ot Dem 8i4ter 9roBcup nit @rfol3 aus
5etnanoergeieBt, baB er it9 ni9t in bOSioil1tz
Bget @bii9t Der ri9terli@en 8orldbung emit
5og. @S mar fb0n BON t6m, baB ec bur@
etn 8ugeftdnbnib ben Gi6ter ai1t in cine
urge @erlegenbett iebte,
0a8 Gomite bes Gountprat6s fir DR.
r1enPflege Fat Die @ntbedung gema9t, baB
5ipar bie &Oblenlteferanten 8afer Bros. bos
rt9ttge @eDiAt liefern, baB aber Die 1piBz
bubti4en 6ubrleute untertpegS Da5 Quanz
tltm berfletnern, 9ieie Broris IoQ iiberz
Aaupt etne Bel alien &oblenfu6rleuten 1ebr
belte6te {ein,
Den 3petrabz& Sim ftGern fou cine iG6rz
lt9e Gtcen3 DDn 3pet ODlldrs auftrIeGt iperz
ben uno @OrpOrattonsanpalt Balmer 1T be-
retts nit Der Nusarbeitung elmer ent1prez
chenben @eroronung bef9dfttgt. 0ofFent~
lt9 fDtro er au9 Elm Wfittel bdfir anQeben,
ME 0ds Sch gu colletttren TT, penn bic Be-
treffenoen urter 8enuBung ibre5 @erdtbs
DabonraDeln.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Gin poitbote on9efouen.
Die 1duber Don 6artnern p%erfoIot, uno elmer
oerfeIben eefareen eenommen.
SnbtanapoIis. ii Se6r

Snbtandpp1tS, IA. Sebr.
@etern No9mittag 3u 1pGter Stunbe,
puroe SdmeS 0arstaben, Der 3lpif9en bier
uno Brobibence in Sobnfon Gountp, bienitz
tRuenoe poitbote, als er it9 Der Stabtgren3e
nG6erte, BON brei Mdnnnern iiberfaIlcn, lpelz
DE nit p%orge6altenen RebolDern Die 0crdu5=
gabe feines poitfades %berlongten. 0ar5taz
ben ober nabm ieinen Bp1fod, Iprarg aus
benz 8ug9p uno rannte querfelbein, tpG6renb
Die 8anDiten mebrere S9if1e ouf i'm abz
f~euerten, Oie in Der Na6bar1Daft tppbz
nenoen Sarmer b0rten bic S9iifie unb mebz
rere berfelben ma4ten iib CUR SerfoGgung
Der Gduber auf, pel3e in OarSfa0en's
8uggb g%efprungen paren unb 70 f9nsG bas
pferD Iaufen fonnte, in IiibGi1er Ni9tunq
bcponfu6ren. Die Sarmer ~beipuTfneten Iic6
unO Derfolgten pie 5lii6tlin9e gu Yferbe iiez
ben Meilen, nobel fte bdufig @9IFe nit
Denfelben ne31elten. Sci einem Dtbten Sc
b0l8e fprangen 8tpet Wfonn aus Dem 8tqq1,
a6er Der brittle tpurbe ~gefangen genommen
unb bter4er gebra9t, @r nuroe oG5 eSobn
O'9fara e%rtannt, Elm ouf Der Si5Teite mob
member @trol@, unb bon ben 8unpes6e10rz
ben in 9etpabrfam genommen.