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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
Minnesota Postmasters.

MAsHiNGTom, eTs Avg Minnesota t1n
follows: Cazenovia, Pipestcne county,
w. j. Easterly, vice l. NJ. Gavin re-
signed; Heath, Pipe5tone county. l..
Dangerman, vice John Hogan. resigned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
Tay1or,s Bondsmen Must Hustle.

Special to the Globe.
PIERRE, S. D., Aug. 2-Attorney
General Crawford has returned from
his vacation, and says that the sixty
day stay of execution in the case
against the Taylor bondsmen has about
expired, and that if the matter is not
then at once settled up he will proceed
to the collection of the judgment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
MINNIE WILLIAMS LIVING.
A Fort Worth Attorney Feels
Confident of 1t, 80

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. AT
torney o. NJ. Humphreys, of Fort
Worth, who represents the interest
holding claims against Minnie Will
Jams property in Fort Worth, on
debts contracted by Holmes and his ac-
completes, had an interview today with
convict Allen. Afterwards he said: 81
most assuredly think Minnie Williams
is still alive. From what 1 know and
from what Allen said today 1 am posi-
tive that she is not only living, but
that she is in the United States, and
were Holmes free he would be with
her in less than forty-eight hours"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
court, will render you all the aid in
my power.
yours very truly,
"SILAS A. HOLCOMB,

GOV6rnOr.
At II o'clock tonight the district
court issued a second injunction, re-
straining the new police commissioners
from interfering with the old force or
any municipal property, or from act
ing in any capacity. The case will be
heard at noon tomorrow. The new
commission has not yet indicated it's
action on this injunction.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

People who have been puzzled
about the report that Great Britain
Vas scheming to get possession of
Trinidad should remember that there
Ire two islands of that name.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

The United States will raise over
1000, 100000 bushels of corn this year,
put corn juice is hardly expected
TO drop to five cents a glass.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
SCURRYING HOME.
BannocISs Not Waiting to See the
- f. TrOOps

MARKET LAKE, Idaho, Aug. q
The cavalry reached Jacksons Hole to-
day. The indications are that the in
fantry will be stopped en- route and
not go into the hole, as there are no
Indians in sight The scare now exists
along the route the Indians are taking
in returning to the reservations.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

The wearing of boomers has called
out the statement that Shakespeare
made Julia, Rosalind, Viola, Imogen,
Jessica, Portia and Nerissa all ap-
pear in male attire at some time or
fnAr
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
NIinnesota Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Minnesota
Original, Jehila Samee, Walnut
Grove; Oliver o. Eastman, Brainerd.
Increase, Andrew J. Fisher, Brown
vile. Reissue, Nelson L. Dulton,
Blooming Prairie; Ira Coburn, Duluth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

The champion liar of the world has
located in Alaska. He tells a pa
thetic story about an Indian addict
ed to the use of spirits catching fire
from his own breath and burning
tO daatb
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
Strike Mt Iron Mountain.

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich, Aug. q
Miners employed at the Dunn mine, a
Schlesinger property in the Crystal
Falls district, struck today for an adj
vance in wages to the same scale as
is paid here, and all work is at a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
has begun a desperate filtration with
Duluth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

That the foreigner cannot under
stand America is made evident by
The agreement Of all European writ
s1s on social phases of the United
States that a distinguishing trait of
>ur girls is their willingness to in
lulge 10 q f1!ftati n.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
Postmaster at bismarck.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-The presi-
dent today appointed Frank Reed
postmaster at Bismarck, N. D., to fill
the place of I. P. Hunt, who died re-
Gently.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

Two Cincinnati carriage compa-
lies failed on Thursday. They prob
ably heard the rumble of the coming
horseleSs carriage.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
FOURTEEN ENToMBEp.
Sixty Rescued From n Flooded

GLASGOW, Aug. 2.-The Auehen
Harvie colliery at Salt Coats has been
flooded. Sixty men were rescued, but
fourteen are entombed in the mine, and
it is believed they have perished.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

The firemen of the state have over
515 in their inside pocket this morn
Ing. They We're paid $34,O4S.S7 by the
state yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
HoLD-UP IN CALIFORNIA.
MasIkedRobber Secures the WeI1ss
Fargo Box.

MERGED, Cal, Aug. 2-The Coulter
Vile stage was held up six miles from
here by a masked robber. He seeured
the Wells-Fargo treasure box, with
valuable contents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

If speech is silver and silence
gold, the Republican presidential
probables and improbables are stick
Ing fast to the gold standard.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

The song sung in MY Maryland"
the other day indicates that Arthur
P. German isn't spending a summer
Of melancholy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

Read the Globes offers for a
free trip to the state fair in Septem-
ber.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

Lon't overlook the fact that the
gold now going to Europe will come
back in payment for wheat and
flour
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
THRESRING TALES
PROVE THAT THE Widest
TALK OF A BIG CROP WAS NO
EXAGGERATION.
THIRTY BUSHELS PER ACRE,
AND EVEN BETTER, COMING
FROM THE MACHINES NOW
at WORK.
MAYOR REFUSES TO vACATE.
StarEweather Objects to I'M
peachment-Kent Case Soon
to Go to the JurYs
THIRTY BUSHELS PER ACRE,
MAYOR REFUSES TO vACATE

Special to the Globe.
MARSHALL. Mimi, Aug. @ - The
first wheat threshing reported in this
part of the state was by a Mr.. Loche,
and yielded thirty-two bushels per
acre of No. l wheat. Much of the grain
is in the stack.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

Mayor Starkweather appears to
have found West Superior cyclone
center without a cyclone cellar.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

Robert J, until yesterday king of
the PAGERS, can go and condole with
David R. Waite, once king Of Col
Drado.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

Perhaps the troops should be with
arawn from Jackson's Hole and sent
to Omaha.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
TEXAS FEVER IN KANSAS.
Herd of Thirty-fOur Cattle Found
Affected.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 2.-Today the
state sanitary board was summoned to
Ottawa to inspect bunch of diseased
cattle on the farm of ]. c.. Welch.
The board found that out of thirty
four head four had died and that a
number were sick. They announced
the disease to be Texas fever, and
placed the farm under rigid quaran-
tine
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
Danger From Bush Fires.

HOUGHTON, Mich, Aug. 2.-Small
push fires are burning all through the
heavily wood paltn % In. upper penin-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

The bicyclists of the country are
unanimously in favor of good roads.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
THEo. DURRANT,s DOUBLE.
Strong Effort to Be Made to Prove
an Alibi.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. I'll. is said
that the counsel for Theodore Durrants
will attempt to prove an alibi by the
testimony of members of his family
and his friends. but it has not been de-.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
Too Wet to Fight.

MADRID, Aug. 2.-The rainy season
has stopped military operations in
CUBA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03

Columbia is the gem of the ocean.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-03
African Traveller Dead

LONDON, Aug. 2.-Joseph Thonnp
son, the African traveller, is dead.
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Grrmii6tr trIcgrapBiI6r Sepei6cn

- Sn Diir0ble, Mo, ltcute glbe
SOmOer8 0en lEiliam 0iQ Oariber 3ur
Jicoe, oaB er ielnc 6rau beidafttge,
porauf 0iQ ieiaen 9teuolper Sog unO
Sowoer5 nieoerl9oB.
- Die BON @louceiter. Otah., genlelz
bete gtudriat, OaB Or. GOsar uon
2empa, 6la., in GjIouceitcr ben S9Ooz
ner yStanburD" an9etauft babe, nm
ibn gum GrunspUrt elmer 2ln5abl cuba
nli9er &atrioten aus3urIiten, ptrO pon
Dem 9enanntsn Serren entl6ieoen IN
2lbceo2 gcltellt. Gr e,fldrt, oaB er Da5
6abr;eug IHr ben transport BON Sbit
perwcnOeu perOe.
-SaueamtSsSe efretGr Carlisle itatz
tcte am 0Onusritaa Dem BrGiiOenten
Glcueluuo uuf oshcn gaupiier su G)ruD
@ablcs, Otali., ciuen Iaugcrea 8ez
Iud ab.
: Die nSliuer 9rOn & Steel Gom.
PAM" in Btttsbur9 bat freiuilIig Die
y6bne ibrer ,Buooier5" pon 81 auf
S4.25 pro Come erb0bt. Die 6irma
beIdaIti9t uur 2:ute, Die ni6t sur linton
9eG6ren-
- Sine GOGiiOn Don 5radtmaqen
Bel OfjQeOgcuiIlc, Guf Ser Gentralbabn
BON Georgia, hat Ocn SOB BON oret
Sabnbcoicnlteten ;ur 6Ol9e gebabt:
Sboma6 Gucn, 9iobert Smlth unO 9to=
bert SEIZE. Mebrere 9luOere tru9eu
SerlciiunQcu oauOH.
- Gommooore GranciS 81. gunce
bat an GOnueritag ais )tGdfolgel Oe5
Goutrc 2omiral6 OtCaoe Oa8 SOmz
manoo Ibe: oa5 9torozatlautilGe 9ez
l1ma0er iiberuOmmCn.
= Sn Chattanooga, Genu., tugt sur
:3eit Ote smelte iutcrnationule s Gouisreu;
Der ygpwortq,2eague." UIuitauleuO
Qelesater iinO Oaielbit periamuelt.
- General Snipefior Der 9ampiz
id1!ffe, 2umcut, bar cine llnteriu9ung
nbcr Die Grplciion an 8oro oe5 0nmz
piers rGbriitOpber Columbus" ungez
OrOnet, bel wcl9er mebrere Dfenl1en
ibr Stben ptrlOrcn. Die GrplOiiou crz
eigncte iid am Samitag auI Dem Sus
psrlOr:Sce.
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6ndlariteQte SeirnnDanten

Gan 6ran3i5cO, Gal, 27. 3uni.
-3wei icniutiOnelle &Ia9cIaQe, bic bl5z
ber Der Sfcnttdfclt pOrentbalten mur@
otu, ObwObl JIG i:it ocn lspien 3 Sabrcn
iA Eunoc5trelsgerldt i9webtn, font
men beute aus Gageslitt. DIE &la9en
lauteu auf llutcrl6laguug unO iinO
scgen 3wel Der an9slebenIten bieiigen
Siirger geridtet, Die iriiber 8unOesamz
Ter inne batten: g3n. ). 8rpau, 8oit<
uciittr pan gan 6ran5tScO inter @tez
pelauo'8 eriter 2lomtnliuutlOu, uno
5Obn Quinn: Den bieii9cn '3Gicn GOls
lettOr unter @orciIou- Srpan bat, ME
e5 belBt, $9399 nniht ab9sIlsIcrt," uno
Suinn uu9 Den ;wei belon0cr5 9egen
ibn pOrliegenOen &Ia9en Ibcr $4,000
unterihlu9eu. Die getlo9ten gsben
al, Oa5 NCii5it IN ibr,n &ancn lei
leOl9llt) 0urd llutcri6lasun9 SeIten5
ibrcr unter9ebcncn bcrbel9eIibrt NOR
HcO
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Nibts 1T 10 icin gripunncn.

San6ranci5co, Sal, 27. Suni.
- Ourd eine unuOrii1tIge 9leuBeruug
zines yerauItteu warO 3urGllt3er @etlc
Oa5 @ebclmniB einc5 OOppclmOror8,
Dem in Sacramento, Sal, elm angels:
bcpe5 ceutiAe8 Ggepaar gum Spicr lIcl,
entbiQt.
2lm Abeno oc5 %. Js;ember D. 55.
puroen Der moblbabcn0e Grocer Gapt.
s. y. @eoer up0 ieine Gbefrau IN Ibrer
l8Otnung iiberTallen unO ermOrOet.
Den llu9lHdllhen purOe NIT idweren
Ye.lbieben Der SdG0cl geipaItet. Die
Di0roer pliinoerten 0aun Die MObnun9
uno entfameU unbemerft nit rel6er
geute.
Die pOliSciliden 9todfOridunsen
bllebsn reIul;atlOs. Gin rulltltcr s3lmz
mcrmauu, 9tamens 9tubIcnafi, bate
I'M 9iuuide bic Bemerfun9 gcmadt, er
mile, mcr Den WiorO pcriibt qabt. SIM
Nerb0r bc3eidncte er ctutn aus liblrt>
itbcr 0cian9cnidaft eutiprun9cn;n
SrrdiIin9, 5Obn &OboIOIL unO slucn
aaOrren 9tuncn, 2SIutam GOoamper,
ais ole Sgater.
&OboIOi wuroe perbditct uuO le9te
ioiOrt eln S4ulobetengtniB ab. SeIu
30elicrsbclier bate in5wliden elnen ges
waltiamcn GOO sciunOen. Sel Ocnl
Ycriude, eIncu Saufmann III Gan
5olc, Gal., gu berauOeu, mar CT crs
idoIen pOroeu.
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6. Ql. n"

Die QOiutauteu 0e0 ber=GomuauOeurS.
81 lndiOrb, 81, 27. Juni.-@beiz
CONN aogur &aluler uon 0cr y9roBen
2trmct ser 9tepubllf," bat bcute Gle iolz
seuOen Scrren Su letnen 2lOiutautcn erz
nannt 6. .. Spc0r8 uOn 2IjuIla,
Mti9igan; s. ). Sbcpbaro uOn S0ts
fano uno s. y. 9riifitb uon gan
6ruu5lscO, Gal; v. 3. Otc2icc Don
&OfTOr0, juS. &arl : Sailing BON
9Ouieptlle, &p. 0eO. ". Brpant bon
Baltimore, N(O. EOuIS s. 0ciie BON
ct. yOut5, j. 81. 2.wls pom Cunning
bam, 6. 9. Niinor pon Sctbunp, Qy.
Gpcre5 uno 6rie SHBoOri pon 81.
yOul8, 90. 8eeler BON GrcntOn, Geo.
lS. GI0riO9e uOu Sprlngiiclo sunO ..
g. Sarriman Don &oniu0z@tty, MtO. (;
geO. z. Garbart BON 9amlIton, j. y.
YicarS uon Sent, q. 0ao5 BON Bell
are, 8. U. Sbcarsr Don 2lQiauce, 5as.
s. Softer bon 9i9bp, 5. >. 9ObuitOu
pom NOun96 uuO j. .. 4bIlp5
pon GleueIunO, SBtO; s. 80. S1oe@
mater pou Hltt5burQ, Ha.
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ytr. f5j.
&0otlitber Stur;.

Tranf %itat, Elm 2tnaeIteLllcr ouf Der
9lad, Sberi0an uno lStlion &obleuz
Werite aui yOcnis EOint, wurOc seltcrn
0torsen Don ieiusn Ntitarbctteru III
Ser 9tGbe elntS @erHte8 tOOt auiS:iuns
ben. Cine llnttriU9ung ergab, oaB
Iclu Genlf 9corOdlcu wGr. Coroner
Gjeer, methcr uOu ben 6au in &cnntz
nib Qeicgt wurOe, 9titattetc Die lleberz
iuhruns beS 2eiduanl5 noa lctner
lSobnung. 81 miro isNoh bcute, Otltz
ta9s, unl IL llBr, in Der iiiollhen POz
li,eiitallon cine lluteliuhunq abGalten.
Wt0n uernutbet, oaB Sltaf IN Der 0unz
fclDc,t pon Dem G)eriilt lturjte mo AMI
Oiglt ySeije lein 0cnif brad. 0er S:rs
uEolitdtc mar SO Sabre alt uno wObnte
NIT 5ctuer Satin uno 4 Slnoern IN 9tr-
$50, 9iOrbzGbapelltraBe.
9inocrc llnfdnc.
- Der II Sabre alte QS,lbclm Ylatt
pom 9tr. 14I8. 9Sclt. Haml lapltr., liel
oeltern 9(beno an Der Gde Ser Otc0eurDs
uno gilmorltr. 10 un9liiflidI pOn einem
QSaQcn, oaB CT iein rc6te5 Stnie lbwcr
Oerlefte. Gr Dafo naW .letnel 2SOgHuH9
IberIibrt.
- Ter II Sabre altc 0arrD 80bm
BON 9tr. 1881, Sagur0itr., Grat geltcrn
IbcnO in elnen Saufen brenntn0er
9umpcn unO erlitt ibwere grunOwunOen
AM ltnfcn 6uB. Otan iibcriiihrte ibn I'M
Yatrolpaqcn OcS iaOpeitlIhen 0titrift5
IN ba8 ryIurDIdnOcr llniUeriitata,QOs
ipltal."
6ranceS @aiiar. Gin tleines Sabre
altcs OiaOhcn, ocNcn Gllcru in ID.
2SO3, S'0onnel StraBc, wObncn,
wuroe aeitcrn DtOrgsn ihItmm im 0cz
ij6t unO an ser Srult perbrannt unO
srar oaoura, baB iie nit elmer 2lniabi
StrelhbOlsden ipleltc unO lbre &lsiOcr
i'll grano 9crictben. Or. S9watfa
uabm ba8 &iuo in 8ebanOluug.
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Grnbbritannlsn.
8elobuter SCIOennttttb.

Comb on. %. Suni. - Qa8 4omiz
rulilatsaeridt bat Die fOlsenbsn 8elOb.
nun9sn fir ole Ser9ung o:s Oampfers
nglrno" uub bic 6cttuns Der Wianuz
idaften Oes Sdlifies feit9sfcQt: DEM
0ampfcr yNOrmania" pom Der San=
burger Ninie, nit welder Die Seiaeung
beS 2lrnO" rtttete uno an gorO nabm
1920 Bfb. Sttrl.; bem britildeu Qamz
pier Otarrtmac," welber ben Sam=
pier aufIauO, cine Beiueuna an 8orb
lanOte uno bunn oa5 perlulisne Sabrs
seu9 i'm Sdlepptou ms libere 6abre
waisr bradte 644O YfO. Sterl.; unS
benz britiiden 9temorqueur vG,lepbOu,"
iuslder ocn Oampisr ldlieBlid iidsr in
ben SaIen buslirte $50 Bib. Sterlins.
Don bem bem v9iormanla" ,uerfauns
ten 1920 Bib. Sttrl., bsltin1ute oas
@5eridt 600 Yfo. Sterl. fir Die Gisen>
tbimer uno 42O YiO. Stsrl. ilr Die
SeiaBuns. Die 0ircftion Der rSamz
burgzamerifa<&inie" bat iebO9 baS ge=
rldt erludt, Die game 1Summe nit
2lusnabme bon 90 Bib. Sterl., mirtz
llh 9ebabte llntolten Der Diannl6aIt
esS 0ampfsrs p9tOrmania" ,u3uwel>
ieu. -
Ser aabtaetsms6icl.
SonS 2e. Stunt = Die y BaQ,
0laG 5usett.@ meiOet, oaB 2oro Gu
ltsburD ba8 Dtanifelt SeS neuen Otiniz
lterluma all 3. 5uli perDiIcnlli9en
mtrD.
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Ser aabtptetsm d,Icl.
SnirfcI
Die arnicntId,e SSraQe.

GonfuntinOpel, %. Sum-
Die erlten Ora9omanen Der britiI1en,
frau3Oiiiten unO ruiiilden Sotidaiten
battsu am &c. .. Otts. cine lGnsre
@Omiersn; nit Gurtban BaIAu, 0em
Oftnllter oeS GeuBereu. Die auSIanz
ollden 9teprdieutanteu bciteben OarauL
OaB Die HfOrte bic BunIte IN oen 9orz
idlassn iiber Die Neform Oer Serpalz
tuns 2lrmenien's 9enau an9ebeu lOu,
iiber wclde itc 5u Oistutiren wiiuiat.
&urtban Faida mar NIT ieiuer 2lnt,
mort iebr suriifhalteno uno ais lie enoz
lid erfol9te, mar iie bOblt uuSuiriebtnz
lleaenO. Die Oiadte werOen uunmebr
in elmer 9tOte an Die BfOrte pepemptOs
RID cine Oefinltlue 9lntwOrt usrlansen.
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Gin uuBriulIi9cr sSun0.
ggie lam Sulius Muiiino mrs qeben.

gSie lam Sulius 8uiTiuo mrs gebeu.
barlott5uille, Su., 81. 3uni.
= &ur3 uadOem Der &rpreBSug hcute
frIb ypndburg perlalien. ianO Der YOrs
ter zines DER 4uuman'ideu SdIaiwa9=
aon5, Die yei1e Clne5 Der Pahaglete I'M
@ang llc9cn. Die gctde mar nur nit
llnterfleiotrn betleiOet unO nm ocn
6aIs ier SepunOeu unO getnOtet mar
Elm isiOsne0 Salaentu9. Oc8 @ciidt
Oe8 GOOtcn trug auc 2ln5eidIen cIues
SoOc5 Ourh Vrittdcn.
Sler marO Die yeibe 6em Coroner
lbergeben. 2lus Yaplcren, Die mau an
benz Iooteu fanO, 9iu9 beruor. oaB bic
&tte oiclerlse be5 9utlu5 9tuIiino uOn
Der Gan UrauSt5cocr 6tr!Ha JIuiiinO
81 gianhi, Wtarmorbanoier, mar. Gr
balte eiuen al $1,000 lautcnbcu Grtolt-
brief unO SIS 10 III Uaar III ltiueu &
ihen. Gem @epdd unO ielne <iOuue
lunen oorauf i9IicBcn, baB ct Der wOblz
babeuOen &lans angeb0.ts.
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9lus bcm Suncru :.;iaryIano's uno
Dcu augrcn3cnDcn Stnatcn.
Gin 0iah,ifrcpIer 0il1afeif aclladlt.

OsbtlmpOli5llt 0rcp %raltt, jun,
pom Baltimore bat III SOD e)roucz
Sioius, bet Sall5burp, 4iO., 9oBn
GQlS rerbaftet uno unb leeterem Srt:
Gebradt, uuO swar uuI ole llniAuIeiz
guua bin, am p. Dial ocn GtrluA ge'
mudt ;u Babsu, eincn 6rahIiuq Oct
rSaltlmOresGbciaqsate ic.Sabnz
gcituidait" 5um Gntaleiien 5G prlng.u,
iuo:m er Ole l&edcr ucrleute. GUS
wtro iur ole Y:b0rOeu con NOrceiterz
Gouuty, woicIbit Die 6rcU:ltbat perlu9t
wuroc. ietgeb0Iten. la eS uiat oas
eril. Dial III, oaB Elm iolhe5 Ssrbrtaeu
rcriudlt wurOe, 10 iii mln Der Inii4t
ooB Gui5 mabridsinIId nod cine 2luz
5agl yivt1duloiaer 9ebabt bat.
- 0ie 0irclati9s &Oruette r0Onup"
GapitGu sur Zee EOttauiAer, lit i'm
Oaisn pom JtsmsYOrt Dor anter sesanz
gen. Sie fIbrt IA 0ei6ise unO cine
1tlaeuus pOn $50 0tann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-06-29
Aus nnIrrer 9elfriaen 2. mOrgcn:
Ausaabr.
GIN GnngrcBmanm fctirt.

2Sle &eHssuela idI reuaubrt.
gSaibinston, 27. 3uni. - Sriz
patnadrIdten ~ 6olge, marO Der GOn.
9reBzAbSeOrOnete ScOuiOa5 s. 2ioinqs
ton pGprcuo lctucs Aufeutbalte8 in
Senesuala pen Der OOrtlscn 9icgIerung
auf'5 @roBurti9ite empTungeu unO be-
mirtbet. ST wuroe bel ieluer 2aubun9
in "a 0uuDra uOn ben .3OIbeh0rOcn
ni9t belaltist. NGbrcno lttne5 2luis
entbaIte5 in Caracas 3ablte Die Jtegiez
rung bic SoteIrsdnuusen unO peran>
italtete iu Gbrtn Oes Entertainers Der.
S5teOene 6eltll9teten.
Sr. 2lpiu9ltOu mar e8, ipelder I'M
GonsreB Den 9tntras iteute, buB ole
&erctnlgten StaatcE Die SdlIhtung. Der
suii6en Gn9lanO unO Scne3uala bette
benOcn oIlIrrenScn our9 ELL S9lcO5Bez
rttt perlan9en Iolle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-06-29
Die 0rnBirucr tn san ,Jrau3isrn
uuO MiuueQnuliS.

9as Gritere IOrbert elm, OaS Seetere fuHf
-Spier.
Gan 6ran3i6cO, Gal, %. SUM.
-Gs iit ieet babin feitg.ltsGt, OaB bel
benz 9eltriscn 8ruub uur elm Otens
idenleben perloren sing. Gin 6rGulein
0ilrOD faub in ben 6lammeu SEN Sob.
Sie periudlte, ibre 2Dertbia9en in Siz
d)erbeit 5u brln9en, itieB babel cine nit
Sel 9efillite Same nm un0 III 9tu
itaubeu ibre SleiOsr in 6lummcu. AIe
6ettun9Sueriude ihIugen icbI.
9lls oaS S9ul9cbauOe Der ct. 9ioz
ialien>@emeinOe in 6lammen itanO, be'
mertte man plOelld in elucm 5Senltcr
oe6 Smelten St0dmerfe6 eineu &nabcn,
weider UNI Salfe ricf. S9neQ ipanns
ten Die 6euerwe9rleute elm 9fettun9sz
tu6 auT uro ermuntsrteu Den &uabeu
Dur6 3uruie. ben sprung gu wagsu.
@r that is lhI,sBlib uno rettete oabur1
ietn SebeH. Die bauptladIl4ltcn Der
LUTTE iinc:
Belmont 9otsl," $1,000; Bel
mont Boiler @Ort5," $4,000; rYaclfic
5ron &orts," $4,000; San Suan
gumber Comp" $4,000; ySaliiornla
Galting Company, $4,000; rStanforo
Oouie," $1,000; r@uler 6urnrture sac
tOry," $4,000; Snposr & JtoblD,
$4,000; n&ubler Wladtnc SbOp5,"
$4,000; San 6ranct8co Sor 55actoz
~" So, ScOtt & San 2lrsOale,
$4,000; Ct. fOialienz&irbe," $780,
600.
2lIs Oa5 QSaher auS;u9ehen aniina,
lieB Der @elnbdnoler =. yabman elncn
Sdlaudj oil EN- StiidfuB ibruuben,
welde5 $4,000 0allOnen 9totbpcin entz
bleIt. Der 9febenlaft trug nidt uenig
oaju bel, ben 6lammea GtubaIt gu
tbun.
WtinneapOlis, 0tinn., %. SUM.
Die s3abl Der Spier oIe Dem geltrisen
Sruuo: unbeimiieIen, bat iib aui funi
reDusirt, namlid: 3Oiepb 0OD, 6euer>
psbrmann; Gtrilttan SanOe. ortto !;
5Obu SOrner, Ditto; gSalter 9tidaroz
ion, lieutenant BON 9ompagnte 9tr. 6,
unO 80. Gblelen, 6euerwebrmann.
Die Ssrleeten liuo 6ruus @rnu,
Suti4sr 6raut Gsan pon Sprieeuz
Company 9tr. 1, Capt. GalOwsu BON
Gompasnis 9tr. uno TrsO. GbomaS
BON Sprisen @Ompagnle gtr. 8; tic
beiinOcn ltA iammtIi6 auf Der yenes
rung.
0as 6euerzOepartcment erfiart, baB
Die in Der llmssbuus oss SrunOpluecs
uufscrineEen StruBen uno @Ohen slne
yeute an ocr Irbeit 9cbinOcrt baben nu0
Dor 2lllem on Sem Dfenldcnuerlult i6ulO
ieleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-06-29
llnaIilf nnD Ser6rcbcn

G5icaso, SQa., %. SUM. -
Oiinnie ypnA, cine 19ziabrise Sdalez
rim Der ez0o9iduIe. begius beute
frHb Selbitm oro, neil lie nld)t, wie er.
bofIt, Die Examination am S6luIe bes
S6uliabre5 beltanOeu.
Ser Soppetmoro III Gan 5sramltseo.
Gan 6ran5t5co, Gal, %.
Sant. = Die YollSet bebauptet, eineu
a3euSen cntOeft 5u paben, weldler 8llz
lens it, Su beidwOrcu, oaB er AM 9lbsno
Der GrmOrOuus pon Otlnni gSilliams
Oisie nit 0uraut 5uiammen Dor Der
Sbiire Ger Guauuels= Stride, in weider
ser Seidnan 9siEnOen wurOe, itebcu
lab. Die YeriOn Oe5 .3suasu lit nod
nl1t bstanut.
Son eitsn Sabnsus iiberfabren.
u 0teaoius. Ba., %. Suui.-lTdbz
reHo Olfael 1eltOn, 2S Sabre alt, unO
Otldael SOmmi5feD, 26 Sabre alt, sur
friiben Otorsenl ltunOe Der @elelIe Der
yGeaolns= =8abn" eutlaug gtngcu, wurz
ben iie BON Dem uad gStlllamaport be-
itimmten Grprcb5us iiberfabren unO ioz
iOrt sstOotet.
0as=GrpIoiion-
Seattle, 8aIb., %. Suni.-Sn
Der Uyuntlin Dtiue Der Oregon 9m>
propement Company" ereisncten ii9 sez
itern swsi @us.GrploiiOnsn, burd wtlae
Elm 0duer 9etObtst unO ileun 9lrbeiter
ptrleet murD,n. Die 9ta4tididt bate
nm B3 llbr OiOrseus ben Sdad)t perz
lGiien unO beridtet, baB feline @aie 5u
bemerfen ieien. &aum war iebO9 Die
ablOlenpe S9idt einsefabreu, als ii9
cine GrplOlion ereisuete uno finf Der
Seuts nit idmerslidcn SranowuuOcn
aus Der @rube faalsn. Der Sberltelqcr
.. 9. TObinlOu iubr ioTort in ocn
Shadt eiu, I'M cine uut.rludun9 ans
;ultsIen, bate aber Die Soble beS
Sda6ts nod nid)t errcidt, als Die
5lpeits @rploitOn elntrat uno er idiuer
uerlest wurOs. Surge 3eit GarauI, na9z
benz lhn ieins ssuts 5u Gage seIO!oert,
itarb HObinion.