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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19

Tafna approached the Athena, and
when within a cables length of her a
fame was seen to shoot out of the cen
ter of the deck and the portfolios at the
stern. A terrific explosion followed
and instantly every man on board the
doomed vessel was either thrown or
jumped into the icy water. The Tafna's
boats were only able to pick up six. 1t
is supposed that the remaining IA were
so injured by the explosion or numbed
by the cold water that they were I'M
able to battle with the heavy sea which
vas running at the time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19
Gold on the Mountains.

DEADwOoD, S. d., Dec. l9.-Another
rich strike has Deen made at Terry's
Peak at an elevation of ii, 900 feet, the
highest point at which ore has been
found in the Black Hills. Messrs.
Garvey and McShane, who have been
working the property known as the
Hamilton Franklin ground, recently
struck a body of ore which assays from
5000 to 81, 100 per ton.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19

Some Of the Contractors Weakening.

New YORK, Dec. 19.-The leaders of
the locked out clothing makers are in.
clined to take a more hopeful view Of
the situation. Complete returns from
the committee sent out to Investigate
have shown not SO many shops as was
at first supposed have put up the new
card of rules and regulations. Some,
it seems, are faltering and others, after
putting up the card, have taken it
down again.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19
st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. Dec. 10, lS95.
HOGS-Market shade lower. but active.
Quality not quite so good. Yards clear
early.
CATTLE - Market slow and weak.
Good supply and quality.
SHEEP-Good sheep and lambs steady
and in good demand. Market slow.
Receipts: Hogs, 1880; cattle, 4OO; calves
20: sheep, 200.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19
NORTHWEST NEWS KERNELS.

A thunderstorm was e~Xperlenc ed in
Southeastern Minnesota Monday night.
Aitkin county MINI. voters will hold
a mass meeting to endorse the Anderson
bill for taxation of railroad lands.
The St. Paul Commercial club dined
the students of the State Agricultural
college.
The annual convention of the Iowa
Central Medical association is in session
at Marshalltown.
Indians at the Green Bay wis. } re-
serve have been paid their annuity.
Theirs are 1911 members in the tribe
and they received }! cent, per capita. .
Congressman Picker has purchased a
farm i'll tie vicinity of Miller, s. D.,
leased a large tract OF university land
near it and VIII engage N stock farm
ing.
Representative kIcfer has presented
a bill to increase the limit of the cost of
the st. Paul public building to 81, OOO.-
900, or so much a may be necessary III
order to carry out certain proposed
plans for increasing the size of the
building.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19

Ethel SUPPOSE | shall have to V ear
this veil; it's the only one l have. It's
80 thick one can hardly see my face
through it.
\ Edith-Oh, wear it, by uil means,
Everybody says you never had ou any
thing half SO becoming. -BCston Tran
script.
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The Pilgrim.

Holiday Number.) Full of bright
sketches-prose, poetry and illustra-
tions-by bright writer's and artists.
Entirely original, new and entertaining.
Mailed free to any address or receipt Of
six C, cents in postage stamps. Write
to Geo, H. Heafford, Publisher, AIS Old
Colony building, Chicago, Ill.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Repub-
llcan senatorial cuucus has adopted the
action of the commit G on committees
with very little t..N0sItIou.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19
Gau For COndition IF Raokx

WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-The com1.
troller has issued "a call upon national
banks for q report of their condition at
the close Of business on Friday, Dec. l3.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Dec. Is, 1895.
WHEAT-Cash No.. l hard 54Mc; No.
| Northern, 1910; No. Q Northern, 5l%9
50s1c; No. spring, 49H @46Hc; rejected,
I5AQ37Nc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
Grain.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. Is. 1895.
FLOUR-Steady but dull.
WHEAT-No. , spring, 56hc; No.
Northern sac; May, 5JAc.
CORN-NO. 3, 25hc.
OATS-No. 2 white, ls1lc; No, 3 white,
I.3/ 1911
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19

M~INNEAPOLIs, Dec. Is, 1895.
WHEAT-December closed at 53c;
May soc. On Track-No. / hard. SAC;
No. l Northern, 53Hc; No. 2 Northern,
52Lc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19
THEY WANT MORE PEOPLE.
North Dakota Immigration Convention
in Session at Fargo.

North Dakota Immigration Convention
in Session at Fargo.
FARGO, N. D., Dec. l9.-The first inn
migration convention was called to or.
der at IL a. M. in the opera house by
Colonel J. B. Power, president of the
temporary organization. Three hun.
dred delegates are present from all over
the state and the enthusiasm is most
marked. After prayer by Rev. DR..
Dudley, an address of welcome was
delivered by Mayor Ball. President J.
B. Power then spoke of the origin of
the convention and the cause which led
to the issuing of the call for this con.
ventiOn. The work of the recent meet
ing of the Northwestern immigration
convention at st. Paul was outlined,
and the speaker stated that North Da-
kota was the first of the Northwestern
states to make u temporary %organiza-
ton and the first to hold a convention.
Report of Secretary Irons.
Colonel F. II. Irons, secretary of the
temporary organization, reported the
work of the special committee ap-
pointed at the Northwestern immigra-
ton convention for the North Dakota
organization. B. S. Russell of James
town made a motion that the conven.
ton should confine it's work strictly to
securing immigration. President J. H.
Worst Of the Agricultural college then
addressed the meeting on the subject of
sub-organizations in every county in
the state to work in harmony with the
state associations. The address gave
many valuable suggestions in the line
Of work.
Many Addresses Made,
In the afternoon Secretary McGinnis
Of st. Paul was called on and delivered
with eloquence an address on the re-
sources Of the state. Editor Smalley
spoke on the practical side of the immi.
grafton convention. p. V. Collins de-
livered one Of the best addresses of the
day ON the subject, 1.-The Future North.
west" Addresses were also given by
Judge Bartholomew, Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Worst, Hon. Hugh Harrison, A.
l.. Plummer and many others. Dele
gates from the different counties are
hard at work laying plans for SUBJ
organizations.
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.

Chicago Union Stock Yards.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10, 1896.
HOGS-Market slow, feeling weaker.
Sales ranged at s.. 4543. 62h for light;
s.. 45n3 8. IS for mixed; IS. 40@3 oO for heavy;
s.. 4O93. 45 for rough.
CATTLE Market dull and barely
steady.
Beeves, g 1Oa4.s 80; cows and heifers,
81. 5093.7 Is; Texas steers. 81. 85@3. 10; stock.
ers and feeders, &. 80 90. So; Christmas cat
tie, 3. SO95.l IL.
SHEEP-Market slow and weaker.
Receipts: Hogs, $500; cattle, $1,000;
Chicago Grsin and Provisions.
CHICAGO, Dec. Is, 1895.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT - December. 56Nc; Janu-
ary. 61hc; May. 59X.
CORN-December, 2sxc; January,
2aHc; May, ashc.
OATs-Decenber. 1870; February,
/ nc; May, l9c.
PORK December. $50; January.
u ~ May. q 49,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19
Healthy, happy children

Healthy, happy children
make better men and wo-
men of us all. A littl. care
and a little planning before
birth is often more import
ant than anything that can
be done after.
On the mothers health
and strength depend the
life and the future of the
children. A weak and
s!ckly woman cannot bear
strong and healthy children.
Most Of the weakness of
women IS utterly inexcus-
able. Proper care and
proper medicine will cure
aiu.o It any disorder of the
fc:r!ni:lc organism. DR..
IirrCc's Favorite Prescrip-
t.- ,1c hcep fasfoI -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19

The st. Paul Commercial club dined
the students of the State Agricultural
college.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19

Aitkin countyt MINI. voters will hold
a mass meeting to endorse the Anderson
bill for taxation of railroad lands.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19

The annual convention Of the Iowa
Central Medical association is in session
at MarshailtOwn.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-19

A thunderstorm was e%xperienc ed in
Southeastern Minnesota Monday night.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Sran0c.

Sur9o, no, Is. 2lprtl. -6Iuf
W}etlen n0roli4 BON Cargo brad 9es
ltarn III cinem tleinen Wobubaule Seuer
aus, pcl4c6 Den YerIut pom pier Dtenz
idenlebcn sur Sol9e bate, Die SAINT
lie oe8 9tObert 9Cu9btOu mar in tiecm
S1lummer, al5 O0s 6eucr au8bra9
uuo ais eini9e BON ibucn erlpahteu,
mar Gas 0eb1uoe bereIt5 UOllltGnoll in
Slammen ein9ebullt. SIer erwudlene
&inoer iprausen pOm 6eniter Oes Obes
rem Stofmelfe5 in IpdrIlder &leiouug
bcrab uno entfamen NIT etnigen lel6teu
SuetIdungen. 6rau 9Ou9bton uno
brel &tuber I'M Sitter BON 6, uno 10
Sabren tamen in Den 6lammcn nm.
SOugbton madte ctncn oer;meiTclten
Scrlu6 iie 5u retten uus wuroe lcIblt
I6wer perleBt. gIn ielnem IuftOmmen
mirO se5msifclt. 3a6 Sans purOc boil
itdn0l9 POM Tcucr au1se3cbrt. Oa5
6eusr eultanO IN 6Ol9c eInes mangel>
baiten Taudfange5.
@Ieu Carbon, 5u3., Is. 2lpril,
Die st. gOuts @tse Srif &Ort5"
bierlelbit wuroen 9eitern 9tuamittag
6urd 6eu.r sauSlid ;critOrt. Der Ysrz
luit miro auf uabeiu $250,O0O 9eitdet
uno ift sura Weriidcrun9 9ebedt. I'm
acfdbr 500 Wiann 9eratbeH auBer 2lrz
belt.
YIatt8burg, D}o., Is. 2Ipril.
6euer ssrllOrte gcltern 9t0dnrittas Oa5
bieiigc 0cridts9ebauoe unO mcbrere un>
qren;enoe @ebGuIihteiteu. Der Serlult
6etraat mebr ais 100000 unO lit nur
bl8 ~ etma einem Oltltel uerit9srt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Nr. 91.

Der Grtrng Ser @Ollefte III
Sen taiboIIidcu &uden her DlOjtlc
WtarplanO am OferiOunta9c 1T Dem
llntcrbaltc Der Stuoenteu III 5ldelter
sclulOmet.
Gin ncucr @eiungoeretu
9c9rHnO t.-&Orse Abcno orgas
uiiirtc lib in 9n. 2124, &llbdmitraBc,
Elm ncucr Gielan9ocrcln uater Dem 9taz
men r%Dra pou Baltimore. 6uuijebu
Otiigllcoer geb0rcu Ocmlclben bis lcBt
on. 2ll5 Geamte liuo Die fol9cnOeu
Serren ermablt wOrocn: Gbrlittan 8oms
berg FrGijocnt, 5obu &rae SlcczBrdz
liocnt, Soba ). glrnolo Sefretdr, Scarf
g8cis SA0emclitcr Iuo Sulus 9aaS
Collector. Olri9ent lit BrOf. .. SOms
mer. Die SlugiunHeu finocu ieoeu
QOnnerito9Sz2bcno pm llbr IN Oem
oben9cnannteH EOfol ltutt.
Die q 2lbenOuutCrbu bultun9 oe8
ySte0ertrGn5c5", wclde oerlelbc
qeitcru I'M Wtuiitiaalc eiue6 @lubbaule5
an Der NcltzEcrluQtOnltroBe per0ultulz
tcte, mar icAr gut Selttu5 oer 0tlt9IIes
ser beiudt unO UeylleT III gcmItblt1er
unO uer9niigun9Srelder GSelie. 2ln
jd0neu GlclangSUOrtrGQen MAR IcIu
Mtanael unO crwdbren mir bicrpOn clu
G,noriOlo ASK, what they wilt" BON
.. &open, mclbcS 0r. Gilbert SdneIz
Der idy0n 81 GebGr bya6tc. ierner Elm
Quett uOu Sen S$1. ". q. Gngel uno
SbcO. Bitter, unO cln Guartettz8Ortrag
SeitenS ser !0S. pOu NGrtcl ". y.
@ngel, 2lug. SIemann. IBeoOor 8tttcr
mo 6rieOrlb 0Ilbcbr0n0t, weldc lebz
baiten BerIalI fanOen.
Cine @lanSuummcr oc8 2lbenoS biz
oete Die Oarbletuug oe5 Sri. &athuriaa
9Oriid, mcld)e lidl ldOn Oiter5 ais cine
CUTE lltsSQngerln erwlcen. Gle bate
iid &erglB mcln nldt" uon Suppe 9cs
wablt uno wuBtc oahelbe III 10 i10ner
lSelie witOer;u9cben, OaB rctde ]lncrz
tsnnuug iie lObnte. J(cdt bUbld ruuBte
Sri. Wi0rgaretge 5mwalO ou5 SOprunz
Colo ,Swcet Dreams" uOriutroscu II.
wurOe olc SGnscrln ourA gcIial o.
cbrt 98ie iumer, iibten eua gcitern
&bcnO ole biibi6cu gtcOerpOrtr0ge oe6
!0ru. u. Steinmaun lbre uujlcBenOe
26lrtuu9 auf Die I3ub0rer aus.
QaS , ,9ummelen IS mel Vcabcn "war
ems oericlber uno ercgte itiirmlideu
geiiuu. Yrui. So. S0fncr bate ole
ScgIeitun9 aui Dem Yiano 5u Den Osrs
idlcOcuen SOrtra9cn Ibcruommen uno
beltenS ourhQcIIbrt.
9feat piel sur llntcrbaltuu9 trugen
Die BON Dem iuu9cn 2euinlOn Oargelteuz
ten itcrcOpuiAcn 8iloer bel. Die Arz
rangcment5 lageu in ocn 0duOea Der
9o. u. Stclnmann, 8Oriieer, VouIS
6raufe uno lS. y. Gngel.
Seute 9tuhmitlog lnOet i'm Club
bauje Oas SIterIcit TIr Die Sleinen itatt
unO miro iiB 9epiB 81 elmer biibldeH
tSclcr Geitultsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Ctcrn DER 0rtedlrn.
Der SuOas Siharlot gehqnQt.

XXI Otpuo SliS|'Ot SNNA4Ht"
Douu9StOwn, II, D., Is. Ipril.-
@rlehen BON oieier @eseno Oe5 Staa'
tss nit Oelesatsn BON Bsapcr Sails,
9terpz9oltle uno anoeren Staeten Ieierz
ten Geitern 0cm 0cbrauhe Ser OrtboOOz
zen 9riehiiden &trde seutGB Oa8 Oiterz
ielt. llm llbr Otorgcn8 besanncn iid
bleIc &eute IN einem rubi9en Gbule, pier
Neilen weltllh BON 0ieier StaOt, 3u
rcrlammeln uuO lraien 8orbereitungen
fir elm groBe5 6eiteNea, lSabreuO meb'
rere 2Gmmer uuO cine SrOBe AnSubl UOu
Subnern 9cbraten wuroen, wurOe eIne
ben 3uDa8 SIdariOt uorteaenoe Yuppe
uuf eluen Saum 9c5angt. 0ieieIbe,
welde uuf ale mOsll6e 2lrt unO 2Seiie
miBbanOslt unO nit Gjemebren gelhOiieu
wurOc, mar uit 5cuerlAwGrmern gez
iilt, welde CUR GrpIOiiOn 9ebradt murz
ben. 9tudoem Die lleCerreite pom SUI
oa8 Oerbraunt pOro:u lparen, blelteu Die
Griedcn nit ibreu etn9eIaoeuen 6reun@
Den elm 8anfett ab, bel meldem Elm 9uz
ter 2Selu Die Saup,rOIIe iplelte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
orid,euzlaGubcr mn Ser Mrbeit.

Die nadte 2tltle emes Spiers oeS Song
i.Qolu" 9ampfsr llugliideS al Oa5
llier geiplIt.
Cincinnati, O., IS. lpril.-San1s
itaa wurOe am &sntudper ufer bic %el6e
ctncs WtannsS sefunoeu, DIE pOllitanolg
naft unO i'm SultanOs uor9eldrittener
gerpeiau9 mar. 9ieielbe wurOe beute
an elnem 6in9errtn9 unO einem SOrpcrs
NAL al5 Die be5 0apton'er 6abrifunteu
lS. :. 9Iua ibentificlrt, Der laulmt ieIz
ner 6rau bel bem uutergang OrS 9amz
piers r2pn9fcaow" um'6 SebeH 9etomz
men 1T.
Die 6amilie beS Seritorbenen bate
auf bas 2luffinoen Der 2eIAe cine 8elObz
uun9 uon $500 au8geiest uuO uuBeroem
oil Gau9er u.i.m. Su Oemielben s3pede
circa $4,000 ucrau89ubt. Die NO8eu,
Die elm OampIer uerur Iadte, iuald)teu
9eltern enoIih Die 2elde ans 2anO.
Die 2lbpeienbeit ieoer SlciOuns ers
tlGrt man ouburd, oaB Grandfather
bic 2ei6e i6Ou friiber auIgeiiltt, lie Der
niAt unbeoeuteuben 9aari6ait, oer
pertbpollen l5r uno Der &leioun9 be-
raubt uno oanu misoer in ben Slug gss
wOrfeu butteu. Iuq, Der etpa 80 SABRE
oft mar, entltammt elmer rei6eu Saul
maunsfamilie blerorl8. 3lnf fleine
SSlnSer iinO Ourh ole &ataI ItrOpbe clternz
los aemoreen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16
Giifnlc uuD Neiier.
Of orpc IND .UtorppeiIune.

NlD[Ue UHU LlUIVUFl THWt.
@Iepelanb, 8, Is. 9lpril.-Sobn
Scpbar, sin Easl5bnsr, eridOB seltern
Charles 6i6tsr uno perUunoste b.ller
Sausfne9t ernitlid um 9als. Ssgbar,
Der sur 5eit Der Chat betrunfsn mar,
muroe in Der Central =Statlon blutcr
S9lOB unO Stiessl seiest. Glne balbe
Stunbe ipdtsr begln9 er our4 @rbGnsen
SelbitmOro. @r mar stma 28 unO 8ldz
Ter 80 SABRE al..
8tlfesbarre, 3d., Is. glpriI.-
Der unsar @eOrs 2inn attafirts lcete
9ta9t in Der Srtidaft WfaItbD Oeu SOltz
bauswirtb NleranOer IOmIid uuD beiien
6rnu nit einsm Jleiidermelier unb usr>
munoete 2eetere tODtlld. Sbr @utts
smpfius 9 OtsilsritI9e in ben 2elb. 2inn
1T in SaIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-16

uertaftst.
SanSrar5iScO Gal, Is. 2lpr.
- Der Stubent Der Ote0Bin Ourant,
peldec lm Yer0aht lteht, emanuel
Saptiitenz&trt)e Die bsi0en iuugen Wtaoz
h.n Wtarie 2amont nuO Wtiunie 8ils
liamS crmorSet su habeu, 1T beutc frIb
fur; nua Olitternadlt perbaftet worocn.
Gr Id)ien leine 8erbaftunq iebr leldt III
nebmrn uno i9lief fiinf Otiuuten, nam
Dem man ibm eiuc Belle uno cine Otaz
traes augepieten, left. Dem BOItjeiz
Gbei 9r9eniiber eltlGrts 0urant. er babe
nit Ser Grmoroun9 Ger beiOen Wtao4eu
9G9ts 5u tbun. Srl. lamont babe ct
an Worgen oe8 Cages, an pel4em lie
peri3wano, gum leetem 0fat selsben
uno Sri. @iQlum5 ieJt orei BOdeu
iiberhaupt nidt. 9uS ROrtemOnuaie
bss 6rl8. @iulam8, tpelhes man in Der
Gaihe ieincS llebersieberS fonO, Mil ct
um 6reltas 2lbenO In Der 9tabs Der
&irhe auf Der StroBe geiunben laben.
Die Yolsci fano bcute I'M Souterz
rain Der Gmauutl SGptiitens&ir6e einen
Arm uno anoere &OrpsrtbetIe elmer erz
wabIeneu weibli1en 4criOn. SO lit
beit)lOhcn iporben, in Dem Souterratn
na9 anberen lleberrslten nat9rabeu gu
laiien.
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9rnmfDeitcu ia Snm!iaso.
unzNmcrifa.
Qlna GxnnS.IInat

Gto sc Sauetro, Is. Gprll. -
Sine 9In36bl SenatOrcu weroen iOfOrt
nab 3uI0nmentriti oe5 9On9relle5 ben
SOrberunsen Der 9tesitrun9 um 6unOs
sur 2ll9ung Der SuatizlSntl9aOigun9
uuo anOercr sInipru9e BON auslanOern
3u oppouiren. gle merbeu bcautragen,
BeirOtO, 2lomiral 0Ou5ale; uuo Senor
Dlorelru in 9lnfIege3ultanO 5u periePen
uno reren Gl9entDum 5u cOnfi85lren,
I'M Oiele 9lnleriiae iu sapleu.
2luf 9runO gutter Nutoritat miro be-
buuptet, baB Die 5tnanien Der Jtepublif
lid in bO4lt trauri9sr Yerfailuu9 bciiuz
ben unb, baB I'M Safe bes 9lblebcus pe8
YrGliosnten OtOrae5 Der 2lu8bru6 elmer
neuen SieoolutiOn iider iel. Sn ser
Yropins 8io @ranoe 30 Sul campiren
unter Der 5ibrung bes 9lomlrals oa
gama nod immer peridli.Oene Sniur.
Qenteus usSQu0eu.
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Ser 8iertc inn 0arn.
Ser Sabnrauber SIuer Ysrrp mr. nod Der
@lnStgs aui treieu 6iiBeg.

Der Sabnrduber SIluer Yerrp mr. nod Der
GiuSt9s uui freieu 6iiBea.
9temburgb H.sS., Is. 2lpril. -
0uuis, elmer Der fiini aus bem Stuut5z
Srren>2lipl entiprHn9encn 8erbreter,
warO bcute in Der gtabe beS SremItsrz
'i9en SeIiseS gu Nappin9er Sails piez
Der ringefangen. Gr beiinOet Tid in eis
uem traurl9en 3uitanO. Or, S(amien
mar br grlte, weldcr i'm cntoefte;
6ieien bat 0apis, Inn bod UNI 0otteS
Gt1en eiucn 2lrit gu bsiorgen, Oa CT
trant lei unO lterben miiiie. Der OOf'
tor frug i'm oann, oh ct nl6t elmer Der
Sniahen Der Staat8s2lntalt Su Otatteaz
man iei, aber 0aut5 aEtportcte ibm
ui6t, lOnberu iprang aaf uu0 iu6te 6u
entflirben. lluf bem gScge nad 9ugbz
iOnuiQe Itef sr ocn 9Sdrteru 6eS Srrsns
A,DlS, Die iid auf Gem @e9e BON 6u9bs
iOuplue na6 9Sappluger 6allS bcfanz
ben, seruoe in Die glrmc. 0ee Sabnz
rGuber Sliper Curtis YerrD iit num-
mebr ser ciuSisc Der iiini Gntiprunsez
men, Der iia nod oui frcien 6iiBen be-
fiuOet. You ibm 9laubt man, OaB er
in 0sr perfloicuen 9tadt einen Glnbru9
in baS Sau5 Oe5 SEQ. G. 2lbbOtt gu
Happiu9er 6aus unternOmmen, aus
0em $40 in 8aar, cine gOlOene llbr. Elm
llebersieber, Elm 2lu3ug unO elm 9ut gez
ltoblen muroen.
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SermiId)tc teIrarapbiIdc Sepcl1rn

okA"'iHJi@ AN'NSN"p1'i0S fSINJ~""
- 9luf Der ,Oelaware uno SuOion.
giienbabn" ereignets iib an Dtontag
frub nabe Bort Sent, q. g., eine 53u9@
Gnt9Icilung, bel lueldcr Der 2Otomotis
penflbrcr 9tId idwere Serlesungen erz
lit.
- 8ei elmer 6abrt aui bem Ofi1liis
iippi in tinem MAIDEN, ertrunt am
SamItas Ser befanntc 9lr6aOlosc uno
Geulos: BrOI. 8. Ntc9lOauls, BON 2llz
ton, Su5.
- 3ruei in Dem GOrrsttion5hauie
auf gEaroszSalano, nabc Hep>0orf,
iubaItirte 9auner oertrieben li9 tbre
3sit in Der gInltult, in Der iie auf &os
fen oe5 StaateS erbulten wuroen, Oaz
nit baB lie iull6e so Gents, 25 Gents
unS 10 GentssStide iabri;irteu, Die iis
au9 al ben Otann bra9ten. Su Der
Belle bes eluen Sdlauberssr8 fano man
Die gan3e 3ur 6aIidnlunisrei nOtbwenz
biae 9lu8ifattung.
- 9tabe GOnneQSpiGe, Ya., mar6
ON OlOnta9 frib Elm 6ubrperf, in mel
dem T9 Ger 22slGbrise 9luorew Cooper
uno ser 15<idbrI9s Wilbur 9fOser5 be-
fauoen, pom sinem s3usc Der rSaltiz
more Sbio Sabn" iiberfabren unb
sanSlih 3ertrimmert. Die beiOen 9nz
iahsn erlitten 10 i6luere Ssrlesun9en,
oaB ibr 9lblebeu uur cine 6rase Der
3eit 1T.
- Sn @rsen County, Ba., iit ser
Utctbubiiten Br.biscr 5Obn gSiniamS
mssen eine5 Ycrscbens segen Die Stttz
ltdfeit 81 6 UtOnaten GOrreftlonSbauS
perurtbeilt mOrOeu.
- Su Der 5abreszSerianlmlung Der
Nftionare Der - r2lmerican SobaccOsGo."
uuroen Die So. @eorg GrentS, Seni.
so. 9ufs, q E o. QS. Ga I unb Soliub
SrOwns su OirsttOren fiir oa5 Iauf:nbe
@efhdftSlatr ernGblt.
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Spanien.
Gin Sticr8eFed1t cnSct nit ocm SoSc
cincS 3uiGIaucrs.

Barcelona, Is. 9tpril. - gSdbz
reno zines seltrisen Sticracfedt5 ipran9
Gin witbenO qema4ter Sticr iIber Die
Yarriere uno itiir3te ijd auf Oas 8ublt'
fun. 2lQeS itiir;te in wllOcr 6ladt ben
2lua9angen Su, wObei cine 9(eib. $crIo@
ncu l6wer uerwunoet wursen. Die
98drtcr perIudten per9ebens, ben St,cr
ein;uiungcn, oa le9te Ocnn Elm GenOarm
lcincn &arabiner aui ba5 wittbenoe
Ihier an unO gab 6euer. Der StIer
itiir5te tOot 5u BOOcn, nit ibm aber
audi Elm 3ulhuuer, pelden Die t6OtIlde
&ugel glettfuas getrOiicn bate,
SalO legtc ii3 Die anire9uns, uno
oa5 Splel uabm ieinen 6Ort90ug, ais
oh 9tih1s uOrgefommen mare.
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Cine 9ansc Srff6aft bon oen ssIm=
them pcri1l,tnGcu.
HnBIanO.

&orbereituugen fiir @nfIhrun9sOer GOIO'
ludbruUg.
2ono ON, Is. 9lpril.- Gime5"
mirO aus Beter5burg 9emeloct: Die
r0tomOie 8r,mia" erfIdrt, oaB Ser ruiz
liide 6lnansmlniiter Sortebrungen fiir
Bic GIuiubrun9 Der @OlOwabrung treiie,
incem er 9cltatte, baB blniOrt a3ublunz
gen unO iOnitt9e 9eidldftlide GranSs
aftlonea auf Der 9aI5 os8 Golorubel5
pOr9euonlmen meroeu.