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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-27

10 a. III. from Cleveland 10 Uhrchsville. rs
p, M from lihrlchsyic TO Cleveland runs daily.
Through connections and through tickets TO
all points Call on our agents or address
NJ. G. GABRIEL. General Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-27
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
LEAVE ELM GROVE.

On aud after Saturday, February =, 1896. trains
will run As follows, city time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-27
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
SOUTH BouSn

On aud after Monday. December IL, 1885, Pai.
senGcr Trains will run as follows: DAILY
tDaily Except sunday. Central time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-27

From Pittsburgh. 1910 n m. and $50 p. H.,
daily. ll:So p. m, daily except Saturday. l235 n.
m. except Sunday. and 2::22J a m. sunday only.
Washington Accommodation. S:l0a. m, daily
EXCEPT Sunday
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
StaOt Baltimore.

Griffin ng5feter. - 6r. 8.
S6muf, nelhsr bor Sturgeon iein
neue5 uno elegant einqeri6tete5 2ptal
an Der 92propItade Der Gutaip= unD
QombarOitruBe be3p9en, noAoem er
felt einigen Sabren in 9}r. 1O5, Glib
GutapitruBe, nit GrfoIg Elm 8eitouz
rant 6etrieben, feierte qeitarn Die Gr=
0fFnung Oe5 neuen Gotoles. 9ahelz
Re nit ieinen groBen Spisgelifeiben
uno per3ierter 6ront, mar I'M 5nnern
Ioppbl ,nie auBen prdChtig mit8lumen
uno Grin betDrirt uno am Qbeno err
itrablten 5pii6sn Dem 2ou6tpert bum
te Qcternen in GROCER 3abI. S4on am
@ormittag begonn Die 6eier, bod entz
pidelte iib oa5 0uuptleben crit am
4benO, ais ii5 bic 8ertreter elmer GRO
ben Sail 9ereine einItelten.
Die 8irthI6uftsrdume, 10 gerduz
mig lie audi Iino, ertpisIen fi9 gu Set
ten gu tlein, bod bruu6te gliemano
iia unbequem 81 fii6Ien, Oa 9r.
S6mud iein qerdumige5 i'm 3neiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
Aus unlfrer grfrig'a .. 4MCr9cn-
AuGQabc.
Grr,c SereIocncif,c,1.

- 9as 9au5 bes itedbrieFlih Der=
FoIgten friberen n8reu3 3eitun8sz" "
8eootteur5 6rbrn. b. 9ammerItein in
Der 3immeritraBe lit i'm 3pang5Der=
fteigerungsperfabrer Inn 603, ,10OWH.
losgeI6lagen porDen. Die auf bem
0auIe Iaitenben 9Dpot6eten betragen
731 500 Wart.
- 8ei'm Chamber BEL Mler7e6urg
lit Der 8ittmeiIter @raf bon 5abrice
pom t6uringiI6en 9uIaren=ReQiment
g}r. y, Elm Sobn oe5 Deritorbenen
frii6eren tgl. idc3IiIhen &riegsminiz
tiers, um's Qaben getommen. Gr
itiir5te nit Dem 9feroe unD bro6 bas
Genif. 8raf 2tlfreo BON 6obrice
Itano i'm 43. 2ebensja6re.
- Der betannte oeutI6@amerifaz
niI6e 8ilDbouer Goeber bat in Ser
lin Elm 9Itelier er0ffnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
Gin Die ormnfratiiGeu Stimmgcber
DER Staot Baltimore:

Die unter3ei9neten, ais WQ6lbez
6Droe fir Die BrimGrzWa6len in Der
Staot Baltimore ernannt, MAIDEN
lierour6 befannt, Dab iie am @ am
It q g, Den %. September, Wlitto9s II
llbr, i'm bempfratiI6en 6auptquarz
tier, g}r. 222, Sitz8altimoreItraBe,
gu Dem 3lpete in SiBung iein perben,
I'm Rt6ter uno Glerts gu ernennen
uno StimmpldBe aus3upd6len fir Die
am Mt ittlp If, ben 2. Stto6er
1895, in Der Staot Baltimore ftattfinz
Denoe PrimGr=@abI.
2lQe Wfittbeilungen, ipel6e 7ic6 auF
Die 9rimdr=Wabl be5iebsn, uno uue
Gmpfeblungen miiiIen an oiefel6en
aoreIiirt iein unb BEL Dem @orIiBenoen
beS Oemptratii6en Staotzgretutipz
Gomites am ober por bem bsIuqten
SamItaq, ben %. September, u ubr
gtittags, eingerei6t lperoen.
2puts W}. SuoaGI.
6iram g. 9uo leD.
9urrD 81. 9 6ulB.
(23O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Baltimore, "a. Sept. 1895.
9erren q. 6ioeon gtumien.
Patrit ReDnpIos.
George 8lpme.
2elpi5 Ring.
Nfpies StrauB II. q.
Wfeine 9erren! -
Sn 9euntportung Sbre5Sdrei6ens
bonn II. b. Wtts. uno in Dem 9lau6en,
baB bufeI6e bic 9eiinnungen Der 8e=
p0lferung Der 13. @aro ausoriift,
7pre6e i3 biermit meine ber3li6e
@ert6IhdBung fir oas mir bon S6rer
Settle entgegen gebra6te SntereiIe aus.
unb tbeile Sbnen bierour6 nit, baB i'd
bereit bin, Die oemotratiI6e Hpminaz
tion an3une6men (Dprau5geIeBt, bic
felbe pirb mir 5ugepanbD, uno fails
id nominirt uno gepd6lt tperben ioQz
te, peripre6e ih, Sbnen meine beIten
uno ernitli9iten 8emii6ungen ais SSbr
8ertreter i'm s0Sntereiie Der Steuer3abz
Ter uno 8iirger 3u piomen.
Q6tungsbollit
(23O) Gburles 6. Stieff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
gu SrlanO's 8cfrciuna. sFs

G6icago, "a. Sept. - SSyn Dem
9erGunigen 2tuOitorium oe5 vGbriitl,
SSUnglingSberein5" iino beute Grin'5
S06ne aug alien 9beiIen Der Ser.
Stooten 5uIammen geitr0mt, I'm cine
nneae 8enegung" 3u SrlanO'5 llnubz
bGngigfsit ein3uleiten. IS lit bie5 bie
erIte @erIammIung i6rer Dirt, meI6e
ieit elmer Yerioos pon 5man3ig Sabren
ItattFinoet, uno be3nedt Die 8iloung
elmer nationalen unb, iolIte e5 prattiI4
erI6einen, internationalen Srganiiuz
tion. Gttpu 1000 9eIeqaten peroen
CUR Sbeilnu6me an ben 8erbanolunz
Gen ertpurtet. 9efinitioe 8ei9liiiIe
fanoen, obpo6l es an9ori4Id9en nidt
mangelte, beute nod feline 9(nnabme.
Die SiBung ptrb morgen fort9eieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
@um filnftigcu SticiinBuc rrIGnFen.
WbItcrinic SdlicBaifaire.

9oIIo5, Ser, "a. Sept.-Gin
QepiiIer Gam. 5. 8ilIpn truf leBten
Sonntag nit ieiner 8eliebten, &otie
Garter aus ct. Qoui5, BON &anfa5
GitD bier Elm. 0eute Morgen fanb
man 2eBtere nit elmer t6otIi6en
@unpe in Der 9ruIt in tbre @obnung,
mG6reno Der blutiiberitr0mte 2:i6nam
8ilIon's auf Dem 6uB6ooen lag. Die
S9Derberpunoete tbeilte nit, baB Elm
ltnbetannter Die S6ieBeret ppQ3oq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
N!m 0OlOc ban9t, mad GuIbe
nrQuQt" II. /. 10.

GoIpn, Colombia, %. Sept. -
2(u5 5rtniDab, 8eIt=SnOien, tommt
bic 9ladri4t, oaB CUR 3eit ein gang
inmenIer 3u3u9 BON 8er8leuten uno
8olOIu6ern noA 8arspenne un0 Der
Syniel Gapenne anoauert. G5 baben
boIel61t gang beoeutenoe 8OlOfunOe in
lcBterer 3eit Itatt9efunOen, uno alIe
9tn5ei6en lpeiIen oorauf bin, baB ii6
BON @ene3uela bis 8ruiilien cine md3=
toe NnInnner eritreft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
aranfrcfd, ,tmp @aoaaasear.

Yori5, "a. sept.- Der n55i8ar0"
t6eilt nit, ouB YrGIibent 6aure nit
General 9es6orOe5 eine lGn9ere Gpnz
feren3 be3ii9li6 Der militdriiten Opez
rationen auf Maougastar gehabt bat.
Der @oriiBenoe Oes maOuguiiiihen
Gomite's, 8ranObies, ion pem fran=
30iiI6en &abinet ben Ratb Der GtabItz
rung eines 9rotettOruts iiber Die Snz
lei ertbeiIt un0 bafel6e b0rauf uuf=
merfiam gemaht bo6en, ie0e uuspdr=
tige Snterpention fortan energii4 abz
5ule9nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
arctfia Mtutomen saels Oevonirt.

Qonoon, "a. Gept.-Gine Spez
3ialoepe76e Der nSime5" aus S6angz
bal meloet, baB Die 6ineiiI4e Rsgiez
rung bort 100000 5uels in Silz
Der oeponirt babe, lpelae fir Die &duz
mung Der 6albinIel 2tao=Song an
Sapan gu 3abIsn China ii6 perpfli4tet
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25

porosn, btren i'd midi nidbt nlelr qez
nou erinncre, a5er Il. y. befonoen 'th
Darunter 70 4funo ,3uter, anoerc Sc
bensmittsl, iilberne SerptettenrInge,
NieTer, 8obel, 20ffel, Eiihpdiae Ell
ne bcoeutsnoe U}en9e 2einpano Il. J..
~. llno nun perQIejcbe man pamtt Die
porItebeno er5dbIte 4ufnubme bel Dem
geiItlichen 9errn.
SD itano bamal5 in Strabburg I.
&. uno Der 3ufau noQte IS, odB pm
meinen oumaliQen Quurtiergenonen
auh Der 2(rtiuerie= @uuptmann ol5
Moior ebenfaQ5 oaitano uno elmer
meiner 9ice= Felonebel in StraBburg
BEL elmer Gtpilbeh0roe angeIteQt mar.
llaIerc @crihte iteLlten Die, 9elinoe
geiugt irrtbumIide 6oroerung tIor,
Die nun natiirIih 5urijdgepieien MN
De uno bic pobl nur in Der 9oFtz
rung oemabt pnroen mar, Dap mir
niht mebr gu crnitteIn ieien. S&dre
Qebtere5 Der TuQ Qelpeien, ooer lpGren
MN qeblie6en, 70 pijroe IT'D Iofort
cine 2egenoe gebiIpet bobsn, dbnIj6
d. ben pom nGeaeral" Munier er5QbIten.
S6IieBIi6 min i'd nod bcmerten, boB
es mir ni6t gelungen it, 5u erfa6rcn
ob Der in Heoe itebenOe 8eiitIiAe
fir Ieine nirrtbiimli6e" 6Oroerun9
3ur &erdntportung ge3pqen muroc.
G5 p6re aIeroing5 rsht erpiiniAt,
iiber oieIen 4untt nod nd6trdglio1
9luftlGrung gu erbalten. W}un odrf
nobl ni6t ooran 5peiTeln, DaB Die
MiIitGr @erpaltung eine 70 frehe
8eiduIoigunq lpie iie Die &ec6nun8
bes e6renpertben @eiItli6en entbielt,
uuf Der Gbre Der betreFfenoen SrHp=
penabtbeillnQ niat lpiro buben iiBen
laiien. 0b e5 aber mO9lih gemeIen
1T, Die entipre6enpe 2lbnoung iolber
g&iht5nijroiqteit gu erpirten, ,oas frei=
li6 lit nitt BON pornherein iiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
csral,,anid1e aabinetsfthntta.

8aris, "a. Sept. - 8rGiioent
6aure fii6rte in Der 6euttgen &abinetsz
iiBung ben @oriiB. SGmmtli6e W}itz
Qlieoer nit 2(usnabme oe8 lInterri6tsz
mintIters 9oincare paren anpeIenb.
G5 puroe beT6Iohen, Die frun30iiIhen
3ruppen uuf W2aougascar bur6 Sez
neqalen uno 9pu1as, lpel4e Dem perz
Derbli6en 8lima, Die man annimmt,
am beIten gu piOeriteben i'm StanOe
fein peroen, gu peritdrfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
yin WuslQkfrnrfrr.

Nep zgort, q. Sept. = Die
9(er3te i'm rQOIpitaIc gum guten Gu
moriter" entoetten beute 9ta9mittag,
bab elmer ibrer Yatienten am 2(usIaBe
leioet. 0erieIbe lit Elm Gbineie, Iaz
mems Gong Dong, tpelher 80 Sabre
5dhlt uno in Rr, 753, 2eringtonz2(pe.,
cine @ai6anItalt beiiBt. Der Gang
3opf be6auptet, ieit flint Sabren bier
onidIiig unb Dor 3fpei S5a6ren oon Der
ihretli6en &rantbeit ergriffen NOR
ben 3u iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
Graatgaften 6Opiidmcr3,
G5rauen'SeiOeH
OaQenfe6er,
SrrOaanngadei6 i6DerOcn
9y;P,pilG
Un.,1o,it,tt,1
rnh Gne QeherrSeinen.

S:trattcH Ste ot. ioIasa5sH seHgi3E's, ne,19e
ron Eraut5,lt,r Der raugtor1Inc rciu.rEu: %tyts~
piIU9, b,iuoc c5w1ITt -'-sr, S.ltaEcTa7a F-l cclI
9ogi. gy-arcn in U.r7-H. Ggbuts1, a.gs;i.ion5icf,
Sco5teEEcr, Sf.b ElGstu, AElnoBs1' Etl'to.l'I
ir brurru.s,u1gg .srlIs gIftg,rtu Cosy Atgsu-Vlls
lUcaa MGE nd I .Itgcao,g Si,LEH8 osHFo;i, 81AG"
tEatoEcu. 4ur!; Uc,r oG-t,cg t,!a goT oynI -usss
,ylcbtr oceg oIUstT SdUcr3 u; 3-.b uEoy-toI4Htae
zrauipIyctl1u CR,lsself osy gg.t gEo brr Augeu.
SdTtucH IN bsT ScJrs. IT ter +T-E, ~ otH G.ItS
btlH. plugluy5 cie3ciutl, %ysrIcE g". tTttllu.
GIg tcay 1oicE BON NatDGD PlIe ptgotH oaS
soIptriUf,n Der ol o:E aIaarn';H Atbs.H tsIre.sa.
rrcis ~ Gents pro zdabt,I. Su 9roaucus
cdern 81 babsu Uecr per poit geiaHet.
Dsacsn cit no an ar. gtacpaD g. 60. Sod
PoE 365, 9siusg9Tt, ug J.at9 setI 3EltEauHs oeJ
Suc5ss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
Sic bcmnfratiIGc Stnatss Gcubcntion
hnn NcIu. Murf.

Spracufe, H.@0., "a. Sept. -
8egen i lthr beute 9}a9ulittag parb
Der oemotratii9e StQQtszGonpent
bonn @orIiBer 6infleD be5 Stuatsz
9(u5I6uIIe5 er6ffnet uno auf 1einen
Nntrag iibertrug man ben tenporGren
8or'iB an GongreBmit9lieo Perrp9elz
mont BON Neip=0prf, Der in lGn9erer
Nnfpra6e Die 9eleqaten auf Die Wi6z
ttgteit Der beDpritebenoen Q8a6lcamz
pagne 6inpie5. 8eoner fob berppr,
Dap Die politiTd]e QQQe in oieIen
SABRE etne ie6r oiinItiqe fir Die oenoz
tratii6e 4Qrtei lei. Inter Der Sim
iptrtung Oe6 neuen Sarif5 lei 6unoel
uno Snouitrie tpieher auFgeblii9t, Das
8olt Rabe neues @ertrauen genonz
nen unO Die 9artei foQte bieie Situaz
tton ith no6l gu 3uBen ma6sn. 0as
GrgebniB Der 2eqislaturpaDIen in
bleiem Sabre lDiirDe ia aud Die nd6itz
jdRrige 8unoe5Ienatorenpa6l i'm
Stdate gtepz0ort beetnfluiIen. lteber
oos SonntagsausT6anf Problem
la9te 9r. Belmont, bantt bieSteIun9
Der 8artei bemIelben gegenii6er mar
tireno: n8etrsffs unIcres eigenen
StaateS 1T 3u bemerten, baB bier cine
iofortige ReForm gelpiiIer 8eitimmunz
gen unierer 2(cciiegeieBe gtotb tbut.
Die leBten MiBoeutunqen, gepaart
nit elmer itrengen, patetiI6en uno
nentg intelli9enten 8DnItredung ber=
1elben erbeii@en abIolut bic Qlnna6me
etnI6lGgiger 8eIsbe, I'M Die Wieoerz
bolung fol6' pffi3ieQer SDrannei uno
46lurDitdt gu per6inOern. Yreoiger
uno @emeinoen, 8rauereibefiBer uno
Q8trtbe ioIten iiCh gu gemeinIdaftliz
chem S0an0eln 5uiammen t6un, I'M
Elm Oerniinftiges Spnntag8gsIeB gu
formuliren uno ouf DeiIen 9ur6fii6z
rung 6in3upirfen. MGBigteit uno
g&ij6ternbeit iinO 3tpei tpittige SAT-
loren, bod nibt mebr, benn Die per-
f0nli6e 5reibeit fir ernite MGnner,
na6 9elieben gu tuufen, trinten uno
ei1en, 10 lange baburd5 Die gfed5te 2ln=
Oerer un6eeintrd3tigt bleiben." 8eoz
ner f6loB nit elmer GrtlGrunq Der
oemptratiI6en 9rin5ipien ijber Die
8Gbrung5frage, be6aupten0, baB
g}ep=Oprf5 0emotratie aue3ett fir
rqeiunbe5 8elo" oeitritten babe, unb
Oenun3irte bic MuBnabmen Der leBten
republitaniI6en 2egisIatur. Die De-
le9oten au5 ben 2anopiitriften iino
5par nit Der frei6eitlihen 8etpegung
gegen Den Sonntag33mang ni9t re6t
einDeritunoen, bod lpirb lire SppoIiz
tion ni4t BON 8elong iein.
&um filnitigcn StiehnBnc rritnRsn.
G6icagp, SQ., "a. Gept. - ).
8eige Don Nr. 326, Be7t= At. StraBe,
maro beute ga6mittag BON 8pbert
S60noaube erihofen. 0e5 QeBtercn
M}utter, cine @itttpe, mar nit Reige
berlo6t uno bate pemIelben leBtbin
Die Summe BON $14OO ii6ergeben.
lteber OieIe5 Sab entipann ii6 Elm
Strett uno Reige lieB ii6 bpn Ietnem
6iBigen temperament 10 melt binrei=
Ben, Dab er ieiner autiiuftigeu beIieren
@Glfte einen 5auitI4lag ms Geii6t
berIeBte. Der iunge S40nboube, Der
3euge Der Scene mar, 5pg iofort iein
ShieBeiien unO feuerte flint G6iiRe
auf Heige u6, Die fdmmtli4 ihr 3iel
trnfPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
GQQlHcmcnt.

Norri8tolpn, ga, "a. Sept
Die nNorri8topn S6ub Go." bat beute
nit $4,000 @erbinolihteiten i6ren
GOntur5 QnQemeloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
Gin $2ciIntittci iiir
Sommcr : arGItfBciten.
G9irntrr9 0iorr6Oe,
C6O(erQ ]llOr6us.

GIN baI6cr bis gamer I5;,l0feI Uo1 9lsaou Tc,isf
in riUtm tGttu @a7 esartt, 10 Oft lUlcoeJJolt a.5
bic GH;lscyuralg 't-tirc.I, uno tlG MI btaoq 3cs
lri ger.rtc farc-, a-i osr UtCg.H mo Ecb ss.sgJ,
DLo igf0ItJge gencGus uuo 6Gloigt 9eUun5 teDlI'
scH.
SHreriia: cjH tc.bcr I.s gamer 1n'elo'i,i U0I II
eineu bolttH Gtl5 LGH.T tett W DeHlGcH yi7utcu
Srdwpic y}a0criJUg,. usbslictL tJ,1C'ti. D,uCrrna
zen. RsyvOitat, StlsfgHg't!s, garC1cj 2gFTUcg,
SlGbung uEo IsosE lEE-.sI StmI5.
D1alaria in ibrrn ucgidicoCncn 6ormeH ges
bCilt uus ocrhuttt.
4,;a orocr.g gtltt IL oay ggelt lsit 10 raid ,vss
bsr uro ale Cuocrca Ua.autltU, Gl.lOc1 uHo ioHils
Gen @ctUcr5tE mgs YJeUdD . !Ieaen NcIiei ms
tcrtutt UoH Mailman { pilIcH. &sii;nec loGtcH
ilHmcr cIEc ECiuc 5t1c ans Vtaoq J,cl;ct WttEchs
men. Jtni7t lgo7i,H W ~-l.1 rcIyHttu 2JGHt1tt
o0tr Gdmeq III 6o.5, Is ~S-u,un;-la5. s5 III cIHe
b,f:rc SuuluIaEI a. ty-usoNtrr 8Iaaog 0oeI Ell
gItcrS.
Naa arbcttcg in Gya5sz uas saHfoB5ofen IOGt,a
e ITmcr b;l nd EcCgI.
@reis 30 Gts. tic 6Iafas. gst alien aVO:bcterr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-25
THE GUARDIAN
SECURITY, TRUST
AND DEPOSIT CO.,

Ft~ 2, ~ orb Calvert Str%
&stelIde 1sneii2rlu tur P,rna.tunass6onSs.
glsemeInes SaEt' UHo 8Iraluns 9titdtt.
yfimmt 2erortsH On UHo srIaubi 3inItu auf Die.
ielbeH.
fsunsirt as Gtfnn;Hts golffred,rin, NotIasp.rs
tpateTih, SeauchtT, 8ouHunoin Il. l. T.
9ibt 3aIItheH, bic gu lee,r 3,It (on CalD peer In
tsiiuimi.r EItlt ton Iinel sln1Isbbor fHb, ecstu
e.rehmigtt Slhtrhci.
Iptr boben cine Reibt Sicbrrbritsu erffer SIafJe
fur Sapitalaulass on Saub, IN ben sdIt,rn b,lies
his.n Summen.
&owalo Siabier, iuu., grdTb,Ht;
9anieI Yiiuer. o2,.,-,,.,r>
Spuafbnu 81. 1aSIor, D"e'efaPesnten'
Rsm. Dt. @Bru. st'rttar une StasH,if,x;
Srtsuitp 5cmlic:
&iHiam o. SosIen. gorii9sr.
Geo. q. Scfer, Su. 8. Yiartb,rps
Sobr G. BlGte. NIoHcls ". g9bit,
miait. 6. TtHton, seruis Y. &usno-i
(SepI29.I9I)
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Gin ruiiiiNeS &ciA.uaotr nnG
G[ci,,1{iclt.

OsSSAttEtGb'
Comb Q II, 24. Sept. - Gtner De-
peIhe oil Die yGentral g2eps" aus
SoeHa 3ufol9e Iino Die gum @eT6ma=
bersbes S9par3en W(eeres eebDrenhen
5ahr}eugs nQ9 S9IuB Der 6erb1tma=
n0per bon Se6uItpppl 5urijdgete6rt,
hobeE ober 9efebl er6ulten, iitb ieeferz
ttg 5u hdlten, ba lie pabrI6einli6
binnen Sturgeon noh Der &iiIte &ieinz
2liien's abgeben iplIen.
SSn fnblcr GrSe.
8erIin, "a. Sept. - oSn Gbemz
nip iinb geItern 7e65 SpFer Der Seoez
ranz&ataitrop6e, Die Spfer be5 gu
iammenItoBe5 zines W}iIitdrz 3uge5
nit einem 0iiter3uge auf Der genannz
ten Station 5u Grabe getru9en NOR
ben. Die 8etbeiligung an Dem 8e=
grGbniiie mar cine immenie. Inter
Dem SrauergefoIge befanoen iih aud
Die @enerdle pon Sreiti6te, bien5t=
t6uenDer 0eneral a la Suite Res So
nig8, bon Sir6ba4, Gpmmunoeur Der
81. Slollton, un0 9o0Ifel0, Spnlnldll=
beur Der Snfunterie=Srigabe gtr. SO.
9a5 Observation-Disclosures RatteSran3
ipenoen iiberIanbt.
SSfar 2StIoc lumo IIctuc S,bmloen.
2onoDn, "a. Sept. - C5m 8unz
terottgeriht fano beute Sermin in Der
S5farWiloe'I6en 8anterottfahe Itatt.
0iloe's 2lnpaIt be3ifferte OeTen
S6ulOen uuf 1891 Ctr. (runo $18,z
OOO), oenen Elm Qtttipperm0gen BON
90 gegenii6sr{te6t. 9srI6ieoene
6reunoe Wilpe'5 botten, banrertte er
neiter, bic n0tbi9en 8etrd9e 8uIammen
qeI6oiicn, i'm aQe Qsgsn @iloe aus
itebenOsn JOrosrungen 5u beglei6en,
nit 2tusnabme berjenigen 0es 6uupt=
glGubiger5, Der ielbIt 3u 0iloe'S
Treunoen geb0re uno bur4 oehen
Gonto pobl einenStri4 MAIDEN neroe.
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i!naIn6sfGlc sur Src.

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Iif6s 9ampfer Ben 2amonb" ftieB
beute auf feiner Ta6rt bon 2onoon
mad 0ofobama nit Den in ber5bemIe
Bel gort6fleet, oberbal6 8rapesenb,
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ale Orei 6abr5euge mebr poer minber
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norDen. Die Monnf6aft ma6t 8ur
3eit Die gr0Bten 2lnitrengun8en, oe5
entfeiielten Glementes 0err 5u perDen
unb ben Gargo ppr Der oro6enoen Ser
ftDrund I'll beDQhren.
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Oelnien0nnnen

sa1 aucn 9DeiIca guropa'S b,iorgt prompt una
tIlir bic
expedition oes -=euti11su Sorrsip onSeuten,a
S.'G9,'Sds GaIliIuE25E. uz9 galt.GiiIespgsa
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SWntert ain0 Ycira.

Pei 8o7fneb laafgi 70 oOsg n.roos). 3abribmc-,,
Teuraleia, 05eamati @u5. S:HoeHUe5, 5tm,rStI
uuo Studt. III a.iscu, 23Irt;juJs ODER Jterru,
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IsHfitwcQ,H uuo Stu-usu Is0: 2yt berUuit 0Gos
pap'5 Tc0oe-H.,,si o.0Jt 9tneElus UHo b,g iogs:s
itgt,m Gt5.aua II ucat3eu Ia8ea oagsyHo: .sls
luna,
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Nebuleu Sie
EitteMtOuS
9iDcr
Ncgulntor.
gade
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MT Eeiie i'm gu5laHoc beiorst inzerbab 24 StuGbrs
su btotEtcEo beraseei:stem gIsIie
GoueyO Haiur,
GleRsIt-Sss $aIiI0sts SitaSt uas SsEsS SIilcs'gus
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-07

1t is stated the department has Notified
Mr.. Blackburn to make Mrs. B. earn the
salary she draws, or discharge her.
Hon. w. W, Brannin, Grand Master
Workman of the Jurisdiction of Oregon,
organized a lodge of A. o. Z. W., at
Dufur last night. The lodge starts with
twenty members, and the following off,
GERS: P. M. W., Fred Frazier; M. w, A.
]. Douglas; foreman, W. G. Hendricks
overseer, Omar K. Butler; recorder,
M. ]. Anderson; inancier, w. L. Van
derpool; receiver, @. P. Balch; Guide,
A. J. Brigham; inside watchmsn, P. ].
Stricken; outside watchman, w. R.
Cantrell trustees P. Dolan, W. A. Hen
bricks and II. NJ. Pitman, medical ex-
aminer, DR.. John M. Kane. The lodge
is Mt. Hood No. 72. Meeting nights
Wednesdays.
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n. Il. Prather Arrested.

United States Marshal Grady yester-
day, came up from Portland with a
warrant for the arrest of H. 81. Prather,
who is charged with sending letter
through the mails to a man named
Parker, at Walla Walla, requesting
Parker to obtain couple of girls and send
them here for immoral purposes. Some
how the letter came into the postal
authorities hands and warrant was
issued for Prather's arrest. When Mar
shall Grady arrived here he went to the
postoffice to learn if there was such a
man here and had hardly got inside the
door before Prather appeared and asked
for his mail. Grady at once stepped
outside and arrested him as he was leav-
ing the building. He will be taken to
Portland for trial.
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BRIEF MENTION.
Leaves From the Notebook of Chronicle
Reporters.

Seeds at cost at E. J. Collins & Co.'s
One load of wool came in from Klicki-
tat this morning.
Two victims of misplaced confidence
were up before the recorder this morn
ing. They took s. worth of medicine
each.
The jury list for the May term was
made up yesterday, but as the venire
has not been served yet the names can
not be published.
Mr.. S. L. Brooks shipped crate of
strawberries to Portland yesterday. The
crate contained one box, and the berries
were grown by Winans Bros.
Three carloads of cattle were shipped
to Portland yesterday by Saltmarshe &
Co. and two more carloads are in the
yards, that will be sent out tonight.
The A. o. U. w. in this state, number
1000 members, with 1O2 lodges. This
year to date, there have been twenty-five
deaths and six assessments. The order
is growing steadily.
The Salem Statesman says that ].
1AA0CA6OA SCub ALO4A bL1A6 City " JnO DCnl-
tentiary for one year by Judge Bellinger
for selling liquor to Indians, was dis
charged this morning.
The day has been a disagreeable one,
cold and windy. The fact that the
weather clerk sent us good rain recently
alone prevented us from being afflicted
with an overdose of dust.
The Redmen have everything in good
shape for their Sunday picnic. The
grove has been cleaned up at the Cas-
cades, platform built and everything
possible done to provide for the comfort
and pleasure of those attending.
The weather bureau reports high tenn
perature throughout the basins of the
Columbia and Snake. If it continues
without break the river may reach the
average high water mark, but it is not
likely to go above the 4o-foot mark.
William Tibbets, the ossifed man
mentioned in the dispatches on our first
page, and who died at Monterey, CAL,
Saturday, was the father of Charles Tib-
belts, of this city, who went to Cali
fornia about week ago on account Of
his fathers serious illness.
Our friends, the democracy, have been
after Collector Blackman's scalp, and
according to the dispatches this morn
ing came near getting it. They charge
the collector with carrying his wife OF
the pay roll without giving her any EN-.
Ployment other than drawing her salary
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distributed, and give such excellent SER
vice, that many private families have
given up their carriages, and use the
electric cars instead. In many places
the business of the liverymen is practi-
cally ruined by the electric car, and, as
at Niagara falls, the formerly arrogant
and extortionate hackman has become a
comparatively civil and temporizing in
dividual. The electric car and the bicy-
Gle has sounded the knell of the horse
as commercial factor.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Frank Kellogg came up from Port
land this afternoon and went on to Hep
ner on the local.
Miss Gertruda French, M. D., returned
to Portland this morning, after visit to
her parents here.
Mrs. Smith French, Mrs. w. H. Biggs
Miss Alma Schmidt, Mr.. E. II. Mer-
rill and Rev. ]. H. Wood, went to Port
land this morning on the Regulator, to
attend the state convention of Sunday
schools. 81
Mr.. N. ]. Sinnott went up to FendleI
ton with Judge Bennett for the PURPOSE
of being examined for admission I'd
practice law in the courts of Oregon.
He is an industrious student, and we
predict will win place for himself high
up IN the list of the nations lawyers.