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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-01-11
The Just Fear OF God.

II we work upon marble, it will
perish; IL we work upon brass, time
will efface it; If we reaf temples, they
will crumble into dustf but if we work
upon immortal minde if we Undue them
with principles, yish the just fear Of
God and love OF gar fellow men, we EN-.
grave on those tablets something which
Will Webster, SaisA'4't to all eternity Daniel
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-01-11
GEORGES
SHOP
Over Dsyo & Grice's.
The most fashionable work done at req
sonable prices.
GEO. FENTREss, Prop.
Notice Ia


Notice is hereby given that I will
examine all persons who may desire
to offer themselves ss candidates for
teachers ofthe public schools Of this
county, at Red Cloud on tho third
Saturday Of each month.
Special examinations will be held
on the Friday preceding the Sd Sat-
urday of each month.
The standing required for I'd, and
Sd grade certificates is the same-no
grade below 70 per cent, average 80
per cent; for first grade certificate
no grade below 80 per cent, average
80 per cent. in all branches required
by law.
d. NJ. HUNTER. County Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-01-11

The saulte Ste. N rio was so named
to distinguish it fron} many other saultes
or leaps. The India name was Paw.
atecy, water Falli g Over Rocks"
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-01-11

The teachers ( I cooking in the Boston
public schools re paid $45 for their
first years won with an annual in
crease of SIS I'M the maximum Of
$744 is reached. (o director Of the
cooking schools is r d $1,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-01-11
BuckIen's llrnica SaIyc.

The best salve 4 the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, Ulo<rs Salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chap |et hands, chillblsins,
oorns, and all skin; eruptions, aud posi-
lively ures piles, Z NC pay required. II
10 guaranteed to g3ve perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Priee % cents per
box. For sale by eopting, tt
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-05-23

will tell you no, they don't know
anything about it, only what some
one else told them.
There are people who live there
and have lived there all of their
lives and raised families. 1 think
if one man can live there another
can do the same. Whenever & man
tells you the land is no account
there, you can just mark it down
in your old hat that he does not
know anything about it.
(Go after 'er, Luml They've no
business talking about dear old
Jackson county.-ED)
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-05-23
MOULToN INSTITUTE.

EDITOR GAZETTE:
Mrs p w Walker, Misses Maud
Chatham and Lille Walker went
to Flatonia Wednesday, Miss Chat
ham remaining over on a visit,
A hop was given at the residence
of jeff Kolyfeld Tul sday night
Jim Hull furnished The music and
collected five dollars.
Another good rain at present
would SUIT farmers very we'll.
Joseph Spears has purchased a
violin and Leland Hamil a guitar,
SO musicians are getting to be quite
numerous here.
When Moulton gets the electric
lights won't she le&Sfa2 Hurrah
for Buescher Sons.
Sam Spears will soy I'd Ike trip
to Northern Texas toll look out for
a home.
James Cherry haF joined the
Ante. Moustache Lead que.
John f Arnim contemplates tax
ing u trip West on business,
H w Dockery retu rned from his
ranch Wednesday.
Miss Lille Walker will leave
sometime next month for Tyler to
visit friends and rel htives.
The cool weather Is very damag-
ing to cotton. The lice have APP
peared which will lnjure it very
much.
II w Dockery reports fine rains
West and grass plentiful.
Otto Arnim will fake charge O
Woodley Il Thomp son's cattle or
the Kelly ranch in 'Uyalde county
this year.
The condition of, T Nolan is the
same.
We learn that Mr.. Koenig o
Moulton has purch ased John Wink
fields gin outfit an d will Tx up fol
the coming SEASON.
Mrs. Allis has made the purchase
of an organ.
1t is quite amusing to hear some
of those fault-fg ders tell abou'
that Jackson ouhty country. A
person would think Ito hear then
! tell it) that tho land wouldn'
sprout peas, and Btill they will say
that black, hog @hllow land is thu
: best land a man can buy; and tina
} it rains so much down there tina
. the mosquitoes walk on stills ant
L carry broad-axes in their pockets
, which makes it impossible for
} white man to Ii We there, and al
Of these sort of things. If you ash
them if they ever lived there the.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-05-23
GRAND EXCURSION.

A special train will be run May
90 to Houston from Sinner and
immedite stations, account of the
Confederate Veteran Reunion May
81. One fare for the round trip
train will leave Sinner 1910 a. M.
arrive at Houston p, m.
S. j, YoUNGs. Agt,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-05-23

-----s-,s---as-s-.-sS-u------r-
Go to Henry Krause and see
that Dsering mower.
Drs. Wellington and Hicks, II
F jackson and VIM Krause Joined
the Houston Excursion Tuesday.
w B Friedrich. ] Kurc, Jack
Dockery and Joe Jansen attended
the ball at Novarad Sunday.
Singing at DR.. Lancaster's was
attended as usual.
E Dockery was night Waterman
for Jack Sunday night.
Dick Moore of Flatonia spent
few hours here Sunday
Oswald and Hugo Buescher went
to the ball at Novarcd Sunday.
J S Boehm of Galveston spent
several days here last week visit
ing relatives, He left Monday for
Yorktown.
Frank Neeley made business
trip to Sinner Monday.
DC Jones is working for Tom
Thompson at Stonewall this week.
The News now goes to o e Ar
MIN at Sabinal.
Miss Ida Williamson of Flatonia
was visiting here last week and
was called home on account of
illness.
Miss Carrie Tansy of Flatonia
was visiting here last week.
Miss Mollie Franks visited Fla
tonia Saturday.
Henry Pauls of Flatenia was
here on business Saturday.
Emil Miller was here Saturday
from Flatonia.
Nick EiAer of Flatenia was here
on business last week.
DR. Wellington and lady at
tended church at Sinner Sunday.
Mrs T s Arnold and sister Of Sar
Antonio registered at Moore's hote
Sunday.
Mr. Gospiel of Cuero was her,
Saturday visiting his daughter
Mrs Guenther.
DR. Lancaster and family are go
ing camping on the 9th, and vii
stay three or four weeks. Prof
Guenther and wife will keep hous
for them while absent.
Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Jaeggli re
turned last week from a visit t,
friends and relatives.
DC Jones says it rained becaus
George Yeager was oui fishing.
Miss Mary Jones spent last weel
here with friends and relatives
Mrs john Vyvial of Weimar wa
visiting here last week.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-05-23
NOTICE..

We hereby give notice that We
prohibit hunting and shooting on
our land. Tresspassers will be
punisheed to the fullest extent of
the law.
MEYER, KoEsTER and HENRY Son
HEMANN.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-05-23

Henry Krause has full and
complete line of Hamilton Brown
boots and shoes.
The Moulton Brass Band is 60
ing to give ball on the 25th at
Cordes' Hall.
Miss Minnie Koch has been very
sick.
FIT Fehrenkamp, VIM B Fried
rich, R Albrecht and Geo Yeager
had an extended fishing trip out
on the river last week. They caught
% pound turtle and 40 pound
cat fish, besides smaller fish. There
was some complaint about the bait
but Mr.. Friedrich said: 81 knew
the boys would feel mighty tough
along towards the last and so | hid
out some of the bait in jug in the
weeds and it went fine after the big
storm Thursday evening. OF
course there wae plenty of bait"
T Il Jackson will qualify and
give bond for notary public next
Saturday a week. He will then be
ready to serve his friends.
There will be some new business
enterprises started here soon. Keep
your eyes open; Moulton is on a
boom.
A baby girl was born Friday tc
Mr. and Mrs j j Miller.
Mr. and Mrs Hampil and R II
McGinty Joined the Houston ex'
cWrsion Tuesday.
Call on r Albrecht for sweeps
He has the best on the market
Sharpened free of charge.
Patent sweep stocks at R
Arbrecht's.
Mr.. r. Albrecht showed his bus
mess enterprise Saturday by TAX
ing years advertising in advance
You farmers should all read Mr.
Albrecht's ad.
SB Moore, w G Walker and Nj
and Mis- John Arnim took in tn
Houston excursion Monday.
Mrs. Boyd Cochran died at he
home near Flatonia Wednesday 0
last week and was buried Thurs
| day. The deceased was we'll know
here and at the Institute. Befor
? she married she was Miss Semanth
Stevens, and was raised at Moultol
Institute.
Jackson, Miss, May 10.
Mr., Ward;-I will join Mr.. High
q smith in Corslcana tomorrow, S
please forward the GAZETTE there
Mrs. Lancaster and Mrs. Guentha
! do not write often enough to kee
me fully posted, and 1 want to kee
5 up with the Moulton folks Will
I'm away. MBs.E.0.HIeusMITH
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-05-23

Willie Kaause took in the Hous-
ton excursion Tuesday, combining
business with pleasure
The GAZETTE now goes to Willie
Bruchmiller at Wiser Goliad
county.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-05-23
For SALE

At Moulton Institute, 1875 acres
of land, under good fence, So acres
in cultivation, plenty of Timber
and water, with good improve
ments. For particulars, apply to
A A CHERRY,
Moulton Institute.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-05-23
New York Life
insurance GO

Acknowledged, the world over,
to be the most reliable, and tho.
most LIBERAL insurance COM
pany in existence. You do not
know how soon you may die and
leave your family to shift for them
selves. Take out a policy in the.
New York Life and. insure them
against possible want. 1 can DO,
found at DR.. Lancaster's Office in
Moulton, where I should be pleased
to sec you. and explain particulars.
w Gal;; B. B. EsTie,tdlL29s iicch
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-05-23
ELECTRIC LI&IITs.

Bueschcr Sons Saturday COM
pleted their system of e ectric lights
at the palatial resideHce of S. B.
Moore and turned on the circuit.
The lights were signal success,
Mr.. Moore has every room lighted
by electricity. c NJ Kotzohue takes
"a lights. With the price of oil
floating around in the,clouds it is
cheaper to employ the little giant"
The musical entertainment given
at Mrs Emil Bueschers Saturday
night by Mrs A NJ Kotzcbue was
attended by Mrs G f Buescher, Mr.
A NJ Kotzebue and wife, MI
Mueller and wife, Mrs Dockery, MI
Emil Buescher and wife; Misses
Mary Jones, Lille Walker, Annie
and Clyde Dockery, Fehrenkamp
Kotzebue; Alessrs. joe Houston, "
H Jones, Oswald and Hugo Bues-
cher, Alex Kotzebue, q Bargmann
e Dockery and G } Drummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-27
SIa0t Baltimore.

Yroi. Or. GNleb :. S II
d It cr, ErOIciior ser en9lllheu Eites
retur an Der &&cSlcganiiden llulperlis
tGt, be9ann 9eitern 9bcuO ieine YOrlcz
lun9cu iber eugliidle Slter0tur in Der
OicGcgz90lIe Der 9ObnS QOqtins (lnis
periitdt. 9cute iinOct bic 5peltc SorIc>
jung ltatt.
Cine meme b6bmii6 DE 2ogc
uarO acitcrn 2lbcuO in 9tr. pip, DIT
Otouumcnt. Sr0Be, gc9riinoet uno ;uz
QleiA iauo bic SnltaIirun9 Der Ssanl>
ten itatt. Die 2o9e iOu r3arOSlaocS.
Gube" helBen uno iOl9cnoe 8eamtcn
murOen in'toIlirt: j. &mlucf, FrGiceut;
SObn Sairanet. Siccz Er3iiOcut; Solepb
poiptHa, huBmcilttr; 2lugult Dope,
SetretGr uuO 6raut &rGl, 6Inan5 5zSez
freldr.
SilbcrneS y II seit8feier.
-Sr. unb 6rau SObarn Nunf ictertcn
sel!ern 9Lbcub in ibrer ScbGuiNng 9tr
517, SiiOs EatleriousY Yarfs s}loenue, IN
&rciie ihrer 6rcuuoe unb Bctannt,n ibr
iilberuea 0odBett5jubIlauuI. Glnc Ans
aabl iilbcrusr Gjel1eufe muroe linen
iiberrcldjt, uno Gin ans DEN 00 Sob.
MoII, Nm. 8euOcr, no. 0ippo II. lSm.
Garsp bsiIsbeuoss Gualtett iau9 mebrere
yicoer.
cburt8tag8feier.-S:incn
76. 9eburtStag bc9lu9 9cltern III lcltes
ner RIltl9felt Or. Scarf Summer,
9IehinlIrumentcnIObrifant ociicn&Obs
nung iid in 9tr. 324, 9toroz6rOnts
ifraBe, befinOct. .3ublrtitc ,yrcunoe
iprahcn I'M yaUfe Oes Cages Dor nno
bradlten Dem GcburtStag8tiuOe iprc
@catulatiOneu bar. Die Satin ocS
Sru. &Lmmer, weldIe icet im 20. yez
ben8iobrc itcbt, IicB eS iih natiiril4
niht ucbmen unO bcmiIttctc Die G)ras
tulanten IN Irsl9cbt9er 9Selie.
Sr. Summer mar ;u 2&trid)uie,
Sadien, gcbO.en llnO fam I'M SABRE
1857 IN oigi.8 gano. Sm Screin nit
t0ru. 0cinrtd IS. Sdetlid, lueldler
nunmebr an Der 9tOrOz@aDlmuBe fem
@ei1Gft betrelb:, fin9 er Die 6abrlfas
ton pon Glchiuprumenten an uuo
bate barjn sroBcn GriOlg.
Seit ieluem Sicriein III 0r. Summer
Elm Ycier oes y0eutIden @OrreipOnz
bcntcn," uno unier 2Sunib iou e5 ietu,
oaB CT bel Ser buubertiIqrl9en 5ubiz
Iduut5ieier be5 Blattes, wel9e III Sabre
1941 ltattiinOct, aud babel lein m09c.
llntGlle.- Der 81 Sabre alts,
in gtr. 3O44, SOitOntraBc, pObnbaitc
glultcrnOfntr 5Oi. WlneSft luarO gcitern
gtatmittag in Salt unO S5Iegel'5 2lus
iternz Breieruenfubrif AM 5aBe Der ga
tur,ntitr. pon eincm ciiernen @ug9On
gctrOIltn uuO erIItt einen Yrub Oes linz
fen 8cine8. Wtau bra6te i'm in Ictne
@obnuug.
= 9lls geitcrn SOruittas 9r. 6reo.
@eber, Ser befanute Reituuratenr an
Der SarTOrOs9foao, uabe SOnelteaO, Die
9reltOnz, nabe 8OnOitraBe, eutlaus
fubr, bra9 plOeli6 etnc S6ruube an
benz Sugep, uuO oa8 pOr oaieLbc ge>
ipannte Yi:rO 9ing ourd. or, gScbsr
warO aui Die StraBe QeidlleuOclt uno
erlitt cine Serlteung 0e8 ltuteu Shuls
terblattc5. 9r. YerctD Stausbur9
bradlte 0rn. lSebcr Die critic arStlIde
SHlfc, uuo Oarn puroe er pom 6reuuz
Den uad) itiner 9Sobnuug 9eldaiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-27
Iu6 Gin Sergnugen.
9Sie es bel eiuem mer!t1nli1eu Stier-
,uoaht

gelette su9ebt.
Ouranqo, Mer., 26. Wdrs. -
S6ou wieosr 1T Elm m:rifaniider Stier7
fedt.r, 6lrnoteo 0iobriSuei, ieIuem gez
fabruoQeu SerIfe ;um Opier ssfallen.
VI enOeIe, mle bic meilten ieiner Sez
rufSseuollsn, unter Den Snfen eine8 mis-
tbenbeu Stleres.
9ioSrigue5 oerun9lIfte bier in Ger
2lrena Dor BEN Au9en elmer I6aululftsen
Otense, Die Del Dem srausnoollen gns
blide pie ruieu0 Setfall flatiate u. Dem
pilocn Stiere 3ulubelte, unter b.iien
Suien oer 6e6ter blutenO in ben Staub
ssiuufen mar. 3a8 perrohte Solf ADJ
tete nl6t uuf ben iterbenoen 6eater,
iOneern mar gang eutildt BON Dem
Wtutbe uno Der 9Silobeit Ses Stieres.
IOorigusi bate Dem auf ibn einltiirz
menOcn 0esner nidt lhutu e.nu9 aus
supei9sn uermOtt, mar auf Die QOruer
9eipieBt uno ldlieBlid unter Den 0uIen
gu GODe 9eitampft wOroen. S5wObI
Die gano.riQrro5 ben Stter loIort auz
srlheu, lieB Oieier ni9t eBcr bon isincm
Spier ab, al5 bis uur nod cine lebIole
blutlse Wfaile iibrts mar.
9n BEN leetsn QSOdeu buben isst Orei
Der gsfelertlten Stierfedtsr Oterlto's in
Der 9lrena elm iolAes 9rauenuOlles Gnbe
9enommen.
eta Sc eri o, %. Mdr3. 3.-5uz
list De la glI3alOO, Seruusqeber Der biss
lisen .3eituns r@OrrelO @spanola," bat
Elm Ntitgli.o OeS StaOtratDes, 5omss
@onlr.as, gum Dueu beraus9 9eiOrOert
aus llnwillen Iber cine @nti9eiOun9,
Die 2eetersr al8 &frtbter be, einem
Stisrgefe6te 9efaut patte. GOntreas
wei9ert iia, Die 9srausfOrOsruns aniuz
uehmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-27
2ebt nBnr Scbirn.
Gin mertmurOIJer HaIisut.


@rano 3apio3, 0tid., %. .OtGr;.
- 9lllen Grjtll6en SbeOrleu gum GrCB
1T bier elu Otanu nod am ysbeu, oer
ourd einen unfGu Die S6aoeloede uno
Tait Die eon;e Strnmulle siu9ebuBt hat.
9or eluer 9SOdJe peruugtiidte Charles
Slicn bel Sem Seriud)e, etnen obiabreuz
Scu Giieubabn5u9 5u beltetsen. Gr ssz
rielb unter Die GGoer, uno Die ShGOclz
fno9eu wurocu OerGrt sermoImt, oaB
elm Sbeil Der Strnmaiie 4erauS liel.
Wtan bielt ben Seruu9l 9ludten natiiylId
iiir toot uno traf Sorberettuuscn sur
Secrbisuns. Die permcintilt: Yeidc
qab leood, ais iie bcrett5 i'm Sarge lag,
lhwade 2ebensieiden pon lih. 9tuu
srlt bradte man Oll.n na6 Dem SOipiz
tai, NO Die 4er;ts i'm mittclit Gletiri;i.
tdt gu tbsIIueliem SslpnBtlsln 5uriif
brad)ten.
Wlan 9taubte, baB Ser Batient in
mcnisen 2lusenbliden 5u lcben ouib0rcn
wHroe, % Die S9aOeIbOple nug nod
elni9e 6eBsn Der 9irnmGne entbiclt,
utOer @rwarten ieOO3 blisb Der &rante
am yeben uno ideiut, bcn 2tsr;ten ium
3rOe niht lt:rben iu iuOuen. Gr lit
Iest iaOn IN Stanbe, tm Bette Uui3us
lieen HuO cinige 8Orte 5u ipredjcm.
llcbsr ieine Tcrsun9cnhelt 1T Ibm ics
oo6 Die Grinneruns sGnjIlt gci4punz
ben, autb wuBte er anfdn9llcb nldt elnz
nal lelnen Jtamen mebr. VI tlagt 0a>
riiber, bag er in Ietnem &0rper TEN Gjc>
it'll babe uno DIE Speiien Obne ieOen
@ei9mad i:len. 0urtl elne ltl0srnc
4latte bat man Slleu Ols 5srtrimmerte
Shdoelocde erictt. 5n Gr5t,Iaen StrcIz
len erregte or merfmurrl9c 6aQ uu9ez
uelue5 2lufleben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-27
Ses Sebens muDe.
gerIhieoeue SelbitmorOe.

gSilfesbarre, 3D., 26. WtarS.
-SbOmaS Beusfe, fruber GoIutps2lua
bitnr uno an9eIebensr Yolitlfer, bat
oura SelbltmprO ieinem perfebltsu Gaz
i.in ein Gnoc seuadt. Yor msbrertn
5abrcn pcrlor Ct iclncn pOlittiden Sob
uno i6nen gtng e8 nit ibm bcrgab.
SdlieBliA maBtc er I'M @uuntDz2(rmcns
bauis SbOad iu3en. Sn Ysrimeiiluns
iber ieiue trauri9e Sage itiirSte CT ii9 se>
ltern aus Dem Oberlten Stodpert uao
blieb tOot am Ylaes. Senefe mar cr3t
40 Sabre alt.
Bariaw, &p,, &c. Olari. - Or.
.. 9. 9lllcn, 46 Sabre uIt, elmer Der
reibIten uno auaelebeniten Ginwobncr,
bsglng 9citern SelbitmorO, inOea er iid
cine &ugel Dor ben &opf idOB. Wtau
uermutbet, ba6 er in gemHtbsleibeuosm
3uitanOe, oeruriudt burA etnen bciti>
gen 2lniau BON Grippe, 9anO an iid
lc9te.
g8aibin9ton, 26. @2ars.-9sr
% Sabre alte 8roof 6. Gorbctt, Sohn
bes BrdiiO,nten Der - Muunt Sermon
9niurauce Co." bat Surd eincn S9uB
in SaS 0er3 islnem iunsen 0aiein eln
.3iel ssleet. Gr So9 ben 500 bem ge,
benOi9be9rabsniein in elmer SrrsnanitaIt
Dor.
Su 6Olge aa3u anfren9enOer Stu.
bisn batten Die @silte8trafte Oes iuns
ger Otaunes .twas selitteu. Otan
bradte Ibn naa benz rStountOnzSrrens
IiDl," uOn NO .r tir3Iid, 3war nod
nitt 9ebeilt, in Oa8 GlternbauS ;uriid,
tebrte. Seiu .3uitunO uabm isOod balD
uieo.r cine 9SenOun9 gum Sdlims
mern. Sn bsu na6iteu Sasen iOut.
Der Srants no9 Der Anltult 5uriidsez
brudt msrben, bod cntldlOB er lid, lies
ber su lterben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-27
grrmiI6te teIegrapBii9c SrpeIdru.

- Der ipaniide &reuier yAliOniO
XII" lit nit 1900 lionn SniantcrIe
an BOrO in Sopauna etusetrofisu.
- Gurh eineu Blieidlas warO AM
YlOnta9 Die eoanseliIde &ir9s 5u Sernz
bile, Pa., im Sctragc UOn $500 be-
i9dolgt.
- Aus Dem Gountpz@eiangniB u
Oiinmi, 5.z3., lit Scr WiOroer Bill
gSeit, Der sciIrdtcite 8auott bes gam
sen 9ebictcs, nit fiini anOercn Gjeianz
gensn au5gebrO9en.
- Die nit Der lIntcriubung Ser
SHder Oes psrtrubten Mbl5tepzEr
belrauten SaduertanOisen 5abcn EN-
Otanco oOn S1,924,12O crtOcdt, iiir
wslde5 iie bic 0rcttoren uerantmOrtll9
MAIDEN.
- Sn eiusm Iam:licpflrcitc III ser
9&dbe Don glrmitrOng, Ala., wuroe
Sabs 8iOole BON Gapt. SObn Gbriitlau
erlholIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-27

Gdarot Der OeutThen 9ation auIsenomz
men bat, miro lid ia I'M 2aufs Ser .3eit
3eiaen mIiien.
Bdhrcnb 10 Oie bOditen unb boben
Serridaiten it'd i'm ShIOiie Ser SAT-.
freunolbaft beS sreiien SubilarS srfreuz
ten, sinscn bic CUR Gbsilnabme an Dem
bcutt9en militariIten Seltaft comm an
oirten Gruppentbttle audi nidlt lser
aus. Sie wuroen auT 2tnorbnuus be5
0iirlten nit Speile uno Srant rei1lidl
erquidt. Sam5urs uno Altona batten
ein nah SauitnoeE 3ablenOe5 @onti9eut
BON 3ulduuerH gelteut; fuum menr9er
iturt mar Oeg 3ujug aus bcn boliteinis
l1en uno bauuopsriben Staoten uno
aus Dem ebsualisen Ser3o9tpum @auenz
burg. 9lud aus Der ieit8buuptltabt,
YOtsbam, Spauoau, 0o9beburs uub
Srauuihwsts uaren beute wieoet gar
piele Neu9i:ri9c gefonmsn, luclhc 4u.
senSeugsn Der Sesrabuns bss Iltfansz
lers burd ben &alier uur Der 6rOut Der
gum Gbrcnoieuit commanoirten Sruaz
pen uerOen MOLTEN. Our Sanobabung
oes SiberbeltsOienite5 unS gum SauB
Der Barf= unb 6orltanIagcn im Sah>
isnwalbe mar auBer asr 8e5trtszGcn5s
ourmcri. cine flni;;s Wann itarte eb,
tbeilung Gensourmerle uno bcrlttener
Shuslcute aus Berlin cOmnlanoIrt.
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Aus unlrrsr geltrissn 2. gatorgrn
AuSaabc.
SernnaIilfter StapeQaui.

Die Sauie oes ueue ten 3ampfers Der nSu.
teruatloual gtaoisatiOn Comp" finoe
nidIt ftatt.
YbiIabelpbia, Ya., 25. 0far3.
- Sn benz @ramp' den StiIiSbaubOIe
iOate bsute i'm geiisin elmer 9rOBen
0ienlhenmaile Der Stapeuauf bes DAM
piers rSt. Baul" Der rSnteruatlOual
ytauigatlOn Comp" ituttfiuOsn. Den
glft Der Sauie iolte Die 16 lGbrtse SO6z
ter Oes PraliOeuten Der 9tauisatiOnszGez
isQidait 0rl. 6rances s. Gri8cOm
pOD;isbsu, bod fOnut. biei.lbe beutc
ni1t Iattlinben, oa Der SdifsfolOB ilH
trOs Der gut 9sIamiertsu Sabn iusi9crte.
letu SaltsnserIit 5u psrlailen unb ms
8aiier 5u sleiten. CUR 5cier parcn
erl6lenen bic DlreftOren Der senannten
GOmpasnie, Die Beamten Oss SdliIsz
baaboTes, per rSournaItiten Club"
BON Gaib;nston, ais Sertreter Der
Stabt Ct. Yaul, Winn., 5. 5. Parz
fer, YrGiibsnt oeS oortl9eu Staotra.
tbes, Die Staotratbe SraOp, Oturts
ham, &artOf, Gbrulnltrout, 6eaOou,
Wtlabam, SObniOn, AarOniOn nno
Eeui5, iOwte bic 59. Yset, Sind, Otis,
Stess, @bIttenOen, Soor. SteTer unO
SobniOn, 0ouuerntur Saltlng8 pou
Yennipluanien uno Die DtitslieOer Der
Staats=ys9islatur.
Der QampIer pSt. Saul" iit bas
Saweit.ritiif Scr st. HOuis" Der
ySnternuttOaalzJtauisat sationzG ompanD."
SslOe 6ubr;euse babeu Gle slei9e Sauz
ort unO Glnrl3tung, nur Der Steuerz
S9rauben 2lpparat Der ySt. Baul"
plrO BON anperer neu patcntIrter Irt
ieIn.
Der neue, fir ben truusattantiI9en
9ertebr beltiutmte ShnellOampfer bat
cine 2ange BON 554 SUB. cine Breite
BON 63 SUB unO slnsn Gieisans BON
AZ UuB, bel elmer gSuiieruerOrangung
DOH 1860 GOnnsn. Stint 9erOede
unO iieOen5ebn waheroidte 2lbtbsiIun=
gen iiaO III 2lu5li9t genomulen. Dleler
SdlffsfOloB piro uon Grtebmai idtueu
nit elmer seiummten YIerOstruft pOn
$4,000 bis 10000 in Sepesuns s.isst
werOen. o.. wuiisroidt.n A5tbelluns
gen linO Osrartis etnseridtet, cap Elm
llnteriiufeu Oes 9ampiera in 6ol9e
9oQiliOn na9 Aniidt Der @rbausr gar
nt9t Ssutbar iei. DEN anweiiun9eu
Os5 OtarineI eI.fretars s.mGB lit Der Oamz
pier nit SOrridtunsen psriebsn, uslae
cine idHeue umwauoIuns in sinen
&rcu;er Der SunOrSmarlne ermOsli1en.
Die 9taume fir bic BaNasisrc. Salons,
&allten &C. weroeu luru,iO8 uuo NIT
alien mo0ernen Yequemlldteiten ausssz
itattet meroeu.
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SrUunc.

Gentralz% fe, Ntid., %. WtGr5.
-Oa5 y n8atcr~ 9Oule" marc beute friIb
furS na6 Wtitternadt Elm 9taub Der
6lammen. Die 8dne waren nitt i'm
Stance, msbr alS iBr 2eben Su r.tten,
unO elmer berIelbeu, Samcs DIullen, eiu
San9el8maun aus 9barlerOlr, tlher
an 2litbma lit, itarb furj nadbem CT
aus Dem brcnneno.n 9ebGute stDraht
mol0en mar. Der matertele yerlult lit
sertns.
@r,enpille, Wih., 25. OtdrS.-
Die YlanterS Sil Otiu" brunntc beute
frGb bier llbr nlsOer. Sn 5msi Stunz
Osn lasen Die uusseosbntcn Werfe, Die
Eager bGuIer, ser YOrratb an Sel unO
Sslfud.n Den 6Iammeu gum SpIcr &C.
fallen. Yerlult S15O,O0O, SerF derung
$4,000.
Sauauuab, @a., 25. DIar5. -
Sc68huuOert SaQen 8aumwpue, on
Der Herfte Der ySauanuab, 6loriOa
uno @citernzSabn," welde gum 8erz
ianSt na9 benz 2luSlanO berelt lugen,
purben heute 9tahmitta9 im Bctrags
pon $4,000 bls $500 ourb 6euer be-
i6aoigt. 6unten cluer uOrbsiIabrsnz
ben yofOmOtipe ueruria9tsn oen SruuO.
YittSb Yu., 25. OtGr3. -
Die ltOrtb. 2lpenuc WietbOolitenzSIr6e
gu ALLEGHENY, warO beuts Our4 6eusr
I'M 3strase UOn $4,000 beldaOigt. 0a
Der Sranb pGbreno zines @ewitterS
ausb, uh, niulmt man an, baB Der Slie
in OaS @ebduOe eInl9lug.
S.baIia, NtO., 25. 0tars.-Gin
6suer brad bcute iriib 3 llbr in Sider'5 )
SOtel aus unO batte jeoenlall8 elnsn be-
oeut,np,n 9erluit an Wienlh.uleben I'M
@sfolse 9ebobt, wenn es nI9t reatseIz
tis entbeft uoroen mare. 90 battsn
Die @dte faum 3eit, ibr 2ebcn in Sis
dsrbeit gu brinstn. 9bre Subietisteiz
ten fielen ben 6lammcn gum SpIer.