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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-28
OHIO's GOvERNORsHIP.
Campbell and sorg Split in the HAM
fItOn Convention.

Columbus, o., July H.-There was a split
in the democratic county convention at
Hamilton to-day. resulting in the selection
Of two sets Of delegates to the state con-
vention. One faction led by ex-Gov.
Campbell, withdrew from the hall and
convened in another place. The trouble
is Of a local character, but it seems to
make both Campbell and Sorg, who live
al Hamilton, impossibilities as candidates
for the governorship.
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frauds in connection with the entry OF
Chinese into this country. The report
states the investigation shows conclu-
sively that there has been for several
years past an organized money-mak-
ing conspiracy with a view to manu-
featuring certificates upon which
Chinese laborers may be enabled to
visit China and return to the United
States as bona fde merchants. In the
majority Of the cases the so-called
merchants were found to be cooks and
gardeners employed In or near Boise
City. Nevertheless a large number OF
prominent citizens have vouched for
the Cinnamon as merchants. The spe-
cial agents are convinced that the busi-
ness has been carried on as q money
making scheme. The grand jury failed.
however. to bring in indictments
against any Of the parties.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-01
CUTE CHAP.


Forges n Check. Steals n Cayuse and
Comes to Montana.
Special Dispatch to the Standard
Miles City. April 30.-stock Inspector
Joseph Elliott of Sturgis, s. D., leaves
on the stage this morning with Frank
M. Brown. who is wanted for horse
stealing In Meade county. Brown
worked for John ID. Hale. who sent him
In the summer OF 1898 to Galena with
check for sS5 with which TO pay a
debt he owed. He forged the endorse
ment, cashed the check and came TO
Montana. taking a horse and saddle
belonging to Hale. also. The main
charge against him Is forgery. on
which he will be prosecuted first.
Brown was a witness In a cattle steal
ing case before the district court last
winter, but he skipped the night be-
fore the trial. He was located and ar
rested by Under Sheriff Long mt "A
ranch near Powderville. Inspector
Elliott has been here for the past week.
as there was an error In the requisi-
tion papers. which had to be returned
to the governor Of South Dakota for
correction. which were returned and
honored by Acting Governor Botkin.
and the warrant arrived to-day.
Brown was known in this country by
the name of Lane.
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HE WAS ARMED ALSO.


Single Handed Henry Garshau Stands %
. Wicked Gang.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Malta. Mont, April 30.-Henry Mar
shall of Warm Springs Greek shot and
instantly killed Jesse Davis at II
o'clock last night. a member OF the
Curry gang that recently murdered
Pike Sandusky in the Little Rockies.
The Davis family. together with Buck
Quinn. had some trouble over an irri-
CATION ditch and they swore vengeance
on Marshall. They made 1t so hot for
him that Marshall disposed Of his prop
erty and prepared to leave the coun-
try. To stop him going they drove on
his horses. remarking at the time that
they had a little grievance to settle
with Marshall before he left. At IL
o'clock one Of them appeared heavily
masked at Marshall's door. He. how
ever, had an inkling of the trouble.
and the lights were blown out and the
door opened. He was sitting in the
dark with three Winchester rifles load
ed lying beside him on a table and a
six repeater shotgun in his hand load
ed with buck shot. Davis made a
rush for the door. and just as he was
about to put his foot over the thresh-
hold Marshall fired. The entire charge
entered his neck. almost severing his
head from his body. The others cir
cled and ran. A few random shots
were fired at the retreating figures.
but none OF them took effect. Mar
shall stood guard over the body all
night and the next day until the au-
thorities from Choteau county arrived
on the battlefield.
The dead man had a heavy white
mask over his face. Between the thumb
and index finger of his left hand was a
match ready for lighting, while in
his right hand he carried a six shooter.
Under Sheriff Howard. the coroner and
DR.. Crutcher OF Choteau county left
this place to-day with a large posse OF
men to take the gang. A hight 10 ex-
pected, as 1t is a desperate crowd sand.
they have sworn not to be taken alive
The party will probably return to-
morrow. Marshall is a member OF the
well-known stock firm of Mercher e.
Marshall
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had News From the Far North.

Port Townsend. Wash. April so.-The
United States revenue cutter Corwin
arrived from Alaska this morning and
reports fatal accident to one OF the
cutter boats at Taku harbor. Captain
Munger and party. while returning
ashore. were overtaken by a squail
which capsized the boat. One seaman.
Gustavus Wilson. was drowned. The
rest OF the party was rescued with
great difficulty. and for two days the
captains life was despaired of. He is
now on the road to recovery. The Cor
win brought down 200 gallons OF seized
liquor.
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WILL CONFER.
The State and Government Commissioners
10 Meet.

20 Meet.
Butte, April 30.-Thomas q. Merrill.
George w. Irwin and DIR. Mitchell.
state mineral land commissioners. met
In Butte to-day for the purpose OF dis
cussing a plan or action to assist the
government commissioners In a proper
classification OF the mineral lands
within the Northern Pacific grant. but
no definite conclusion was reached. A
letter was received from Chairman
Tompkins of the Missoula commission
inviting the state commissioners TO
join the government commissioners In
a conference to be held within a few
days. The meeting will probably be
held In Helena Friday or Saturday,
and the state commission will await
the result of that conference before
taking any further steps. II is the i'm
preston that the Northern Pacific has
practically agreed to give up all claims
to mountainous lands, In which case
the classification will be simplified and
all conflicts avoided.
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THEY GOT HIM.
But the Austrian Was Cold When Cap
tured--A Former Anacondan.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

But the Austrian Was Cold When Cap
tured--A Former Anacondan.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, April 30.--Mike Mihelitch,
an Austrian employed in the East Hell
ena smelter. beat his wife this after
noon, and while fleeing from a con-
stable committed suicide. Mihelitch
and his wife parted several months
ago. He deserted her and went to
Great Falls, but returned to East Hell
ena three months ago. His wife. who
had possession of their 2-year-old
daughter. refused to live with him.
Yesterday afternoon he went to his
wife's home. took their baby and with
her went back to his boarding house.
Shortly afterwards the mother tried
to get the child. The brutal husband
knocked his wife down and proceeded
to beat her. when a man who saw the
affair interfered.
Mihelitch fled out of town. closely
followed by Constable March. A mile
and a half away the Austrian came to
the Ripley placer claim near the JEFF
ferso7 county line, and sat down on a
bank. A moment later. in plain sight
OF the constable and another man, he
put revolver to his head and fired.
Coroner Peasants was notified and
the body was taken to Helena. The
inquest will be held tomorrow.
Mihelitch and his wife came to East
Helena from Anaconda nearly two
years ago. They did not get along
well together as he had a quarrel
some, vicious disposition. He frequent
ly beat his wife and threatened to kill
her. He had been twice arrested for
whipping her. Mihelitch has a brother
in Great Falls and another in st.
Cloud. MINI.
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San Fracisco. April ao-Two favor
ties was all the talent could land to-
day, Joe Cotton and Royal Flush Bob
lsom threw away race by a bad ride
on Gypsette. gelding.
Half mile. maiden 2-year-oids-Tiny
won; Lady Gray second. Cardwell
third; time, :51h. Six furiongs-Del
Norte won; Norblien second. warrago
third; time. 1:17. Short six furlongs-
Silver won; Gypsette second. Inkerman
third; time. 11sh. Six furlongs. In
side course-Joe Cotton won; Sir Wal
ter second. Charmer third: time.
l;2O%, Mile-Royal Flush won: Claud-
ius second. Centurion third: time,
1:45. Half mile. maiden 2-year-olds-
Monitor won; zeta second. Senator Ma
honey third time. 50h.
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BANQUET WON.



Newmarket. England. April 3d.
Michael F. Dwyer's bay gelding Ban
quet won the 1000 guineas trial plate
to-day.
Unusual interest was taken in the
opening OF the first Newmarket spring
meeting here to-day. In addition to
the 1000 and 1000 guineas stakes. in
which the Derby favorites met Amer
ican horses were entered for several
events. The Prince of Wales. Duke of
Cambridge and a large party drove
here from sandringham this morning.
Lord Rosebery. Duke Of Portland and
a host of other notables were present.
Interest centered in the 1000 guineas
trial plate. In which Michael Dwyer's
Don Alonzo and Banquet were en-
tered. The former. however. was
scratched. For the first spring 2-year-
old stakes. also TO be decided to-day.
Foxhall Keene had two entries. a
chestnut filly by Aphion out of limo
dadle and a chestnut filly by Barcal-
dine out OF Stephanetes. For the Wis
itors welter plate Richard croker's
Eau de Gailie and Michael Dwyer's
Banquet were entered. All American
horses were heavily handicapped.
The entrance fee was five sover-
eigns and the course the Rowley mile.
The result was as follows: Dryers
bay gelding Banquet. aged. by Byron
Dor. out OF Ella T.. Sims up. s stone.
first: Legal Tender. bay colt. by Mint
ing. out OF Aureline. stone IL pounds.
second; Esmond. bay horse. by Low
land Chief. out Of Clarissa, 8 stone
pounds. third. Seven horses ran. Chill
ibos. . 3-year-old colt. cut out the
work. closely followed by Banquet and
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THOMAS MErzEL ARRESTED.
Ne Is Held In Chicago Awaiting Inssruc-
tions From Montana

Chicago. April 3o.-Tom Metzel. one
OF the cleverest and most oadly wanted
forgers in the country. has been ar
rested here on the charge OF swindling
the First National bank CT Butte.
Mont. a week ago out OF $1,000 by
means OF forged checks. Metzers COM
panion. said to be Charles Marion or
Charles Whiteman. escaped. Four
thousand dollars In gold and bills was
found on Metzel.
A beautiful young milliner from
Cleveland visiting this city is said to
be the unwilling cause OF the capture
OF Metzel. who Is a son OF State SEN
ator Metzel Of Montana. Metzel has
confessed to-day that he Is the man
wanted. He viii be held here until IN
structions are received from Butte
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blot and It's Results.

Marquette. Mich. April 3o.-Eight
men were seriously injured I'm yes
terday's riot at the ore docks. They
are; Paul De Grave. Belgian. skull
fractured by blow from a club: Dan
Westerville. body badly bruised and
scalp cut open; Chef Venmertelle, legs
Injured; two other Belgians and three
Finlanders. names unknown. various
injuries. chiefly scalp wounds. Charges
OF contempt of court and deadly as
sault win be made against thirty men,
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A Modest Deficit.
ceremony,

Washington. April 3o.--The treasury
receipts during the month ended to-
day have not met the expectations OF
the officials and the indications now
are the deficit at the end OF the fis-
cal year win be little. II any. less than
s45. 900. 900. The receipts for the month
OF April amount 10 s24.247. .e3s. and the
expenditures 20 S32. .ss2 $50. leaving
deficit for the month OF ss.70i.sS4. and
for the fiscal year TO date sf5. "a. .ooe.
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Legal Tender. They ran in the order
named to the bushes. where Banquet
took clear lead and won in a canter
by three lengths. Three quarters OF a
length separated Legal Tender and
Esmond- Betting at the post was to
= against Banquet. 10 to against
Legal Tender and to against Es-
mond
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NOTABLE WEDDING.
Ex-Mayor Grant Married to Miss Julia
Murphy.

Washington. April so.-The wedding
OF Hugh J. Grant. ex-mayor OF New
York. and Miss Julia NJ. Murphy
daughter of Senator Murphy of New
York. took place at the residence OF
the brides parents to-day.
Cardinal Gibbons had granted
special dispensafion. allowing the GER
emony TO take place at home. as the
bride desired 10 avoid the publicity in
cident 10 a church wedding. For the
same reason the calling OF the bans
was omitted.
Archbishop corrigan performed the
ceremony.
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Lexington, April o.-Three-year-olds
and upwards. seven and one-half fur
lcngs-Nance won. Probasco second.
Royal Prince third: time, 1854. For
s-year-oids and upwards. six furIongs-
The commoner won. Buck Massie Sec
ond. Alabama third; time. lila. The
Pepper stakes. for 2-year-old fliies,
guaranteed value. $3.50. four and one
half furlongs-Amanda coupled with
Leia Dell won, Merry Thought second.
Brace Girdle third; time, 81. Handi-
cap. mile and ne-sixteenth-La Joya
won. Girdle second, Miclxle third; time.
i;4sh. Four-year-olds. four and one
half furlongs-Essie won. Ben Eder
second, Pollock third; time. :s6x.
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oARNisHEEs DON'T 90.
N. r. Employees win Receive Their Pay,
Whether Or No.

Special Dispatch to this sta1dui
Helena. April S0.--Judge Beatty. In
the United States court here. made an
order directing the receivers OF the
Northern Pacific to pay the wages OF
their employees directly TO them. The
railroad company has been greatly an
noyed by creditors of their employees.
who would garnishee wages due the
men. 1t was through the application
of the railroad attorneys that the order
was made. Creditors of the Northern
Pacific employees In the future will be
obliged TO collect directly from the
men.
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MoNEY-MAKINo SCHEME.
Treasury Department Agents at Bois.
Working On Chinese Cases.

Washington. April 30.-The secretary
of the treasury received from Special
Agents Johnston and Beane at Boise
City. Idaho. a report OF the results OF
their investigation in the alleged
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striking Miners.

Bellaire. Ohio. April 3o-The mines
In the Fifth Ohio district have closed
and the miners insist on 90 cents be-
fore they return TO work. More than
1000 miners are out.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-10
0citOrbett. .

9(n1 25. Mdrs III Gropfeo Gnn Die
ssrau BON Mihoel Seis, 43 Sabre aft,
an Der Musabruna iie binterldbt ibren
@atten llnb orei Ginber.
9lm 25. Mdrs in 6alen Climber,
gerrD 5p., Gran Simeon 3ail, inl
9llter BON 27 sSabren uno 10 Monaten.
9lm 80. Mldrs in Gnaoenbiitten
Gbarles Molf, ien., so Sabre, IL Wo=
nate unb 19 Sage alt 8eerbigung in
port Maibington.
9lm 81. Mdrs in Hort Waibingtun
6ran gliaabetb @intber, I'm Nlter pol1
20 Sabren.
9lm 2. Mpril in Mibpale Sranflin
g. Wsc Mann am Nerpenfieber, I'M Ml=
ter bon ~ Sabren.
Mm 2. Npril in 8afersbille Dpftor
Chapman, 599 Sabre aft, an Der @ai=
Ieriuht, 6rau unb brei Ginoer binters
laHeno. Ser 8eritorbene mar breimal
perbeiratbet feline brittle Trau 1T eine
Spdter Der Wittne Yusb in bier.
9lm 6. Npril in Stem Ybilaoelpbio
esames S. Sareert, i'm 9auie ieiner
Wlutter Grau Gatbarine Sarsert an
Nortb 8roabmap, As Sabre uno 9 Nfo=
nate ait, en- Der SdminoluAt. Ser
gerltorbene parb III Stem pbilabelpbia
aeboren unb aufer5osen, no au6 an1
lebten Montag Nabnlittag Die Belle
bune ieiner fterbliben lleberreite er=
fDlote.
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Ymsmad,erinmen @es6dit.

esnoem i6 Die @elegenbeit ergreife,
um benz publitum fir Die bisberise
liberale Runblbaft tpdbrenb Der lebten
Saiion au banfen. boffe ih, our6 su=
portommenbe ebrli9e 8ebanoluns, bill
liaen preiien, suten Waaren rno gu
ter 9rbeit Die 3abl meiner Gunoen in
Der fommenben Saiion nod 81 per=
mebren. SD babe mein @eihaftslofal
berdnbert unb bergrOBert uno toerbe
in 3ufunft elm ebeniO groBes Waaren=
lager balten, tpie irgeno Semano i'm
gountp. Waeine Sriibiabrsuaaren
linb ioeben ansetommen, bieielben iino
nit GROCER Sorsfalt ausseuablt uno
linb nah ben iletleiten Moben unb BON
better Qualitdt. gBir haben eine f6O=
ne @ustpabl BON 0iiten uno 6auben
nod fran3olii1en Muitern. 9ieielben
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firt poroen unb lino iebr ib0n. 0ieie
Waaren Gno 10 billig sefauft wOroen,
ipie iis iiberbaupt fir 8aarselb su fau=
fen iino uno i9 milf oieIelben segen
9aar nit iebr tleinem profite ipieoer
uerfaufen, ba i'd teine 8erluife erleioe
burb Musboreen an iolbe, pelbe nie=
mails besablen unb aud oiejenigen, nel=
DE bobe Mietben 81 beaablen baben,
tonnen mid. nit meinen preiien contur=
riren. Gommt uno iebt meine Waa=
rem, prlft meme preiie uno iiberseugt
Sud ielbit, bab Sbr 20 bis Is Bro5ent
eripart, tpenn Sbr bel mir einfauit.
2aura u. Wenfel,
421 Noro iedIte st., Sem pbila.
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&crrtn ttmS SEQ 1in.

Die Mufrssuns in benz 2onboner
@tabtbiertel Bennington bat fi4 in1e
mer mod nt9t gelegt. no lett eirtgsr
!3eit eine WeibsperIon umgebt uno uns
idbulbisen peibli9en paHanten ge>
tpDbnli6, inbem iie nab benz Usage
fraat, einise Meieritihe berIebt nno
bann bas Weite fuht, = fofern Die
Mnberen ibr barin niat 5uportommen.
cSames papn, Der befannte Homancier,
eradblt in istner leBten plauoerss IN
ben uS[luitrateb 2onbon Neps" I'm
3uIammenbang nit ben aeniingtons
8orqdnaen Elm @ef9t4then, bas
eiaentli6 vau gut idetnsn fDnnie, nm
tpabr au fein," tpenn mir nicht tpiBten,
bah Elm Mann tpie Sames papn ieinen
2eIerm setpib ni6ts aufti1Aen piros,
spopom er Ie Wabrbeit ni9t unbeotngt
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Dame, bic bon Der panif ungeItedt,
mar zines Na1n,ittags auf benz 0eims
tpeae begriffen, als ibr tn elmer einia7
men 5trabe cine reinlib gsfleioete
Ner1pn beaeqnete, Die na9 bem Wsge
fraate, unb aipar 3ufdaig geraos na9
Der StraBe, in Der bic Dame 1elbit
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NUN 5ofort elm Mei1eritih fotgen tperbe,
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Ieits lofort einise tiihtise 54ldse nit
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fudte. @ber aud unfere 9elbin elite
nun heim. Oas Nbsnteuer batte iie
elm tpenia auber Saffung sebraht, abe,
5ie alaubte bod, @runb 81 baben, bars
auf 5tola gu Iein. sic fu4te eine &Ds
din unb Inn 5 l1br tpollte iich eint
folhe aur priifung bel ibr etnitellen
Sic fam irbeTsn ni4t, Bis es feds
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3uftanbe. Sbr @eiidt mar nit me9'
rsrsn pflaitern bsflebt. rgs tbut mil
lsib," faste fie, rbab i9 10 fpdt tom:
me, andbise Srau, aber ih babe eir
entIebliAss Mbetteuer erlebt. Sd
fraate cine perIon nah benz Wese 81
| Sbrsm 9auie. sine perion, Die bsina9
tpie eine Dame ausiab unb mid mi
ibrem Reseni9irm fofort fiir4terlid
aurihtete. Mber i1 freue mid, bdb Id
nod 70 babonsetommen bin, benn q
mar iiderli9 bic n&enftnstoa : Muf
fdliserin".
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NtiItpSbMr8.
26. 9fdra 1895.

40. utul0 lCSc.
Wertber 8epba1ter !
ssobn s. yafer bat 100 older BON
csobn Granies Garm in Der Dub stun
aefauft nno lit seifern bingeaoser.
eseIle MartleD unb Sacob 3immer=
mann 3ieben beute In ibre neuer 9ei=
matbsn.
ssames 6orbes bat fiiralib cine Sub
perfautt, ipelde ieiner Jrau gebDrte
uno oas @elo perlo. - perbrauht. gi=
nen baraus entltanoenen proseB bat Der
Gdufer perloren uno Sames 1T in Die
Gpuntp Sail iiberliefert uoroen, BON
iuo er freili9 am Montaa oegen Birg=
ihaft tpieber auf freien SUB seieBt tpor=
ben lit.
9ie Wabl fiir Die @1ulbebDrbe i'm
SPECIAL Difrift pbilipsburs TT gelfern
BON 40 mannli1en uno 10 peibll1en
Gtimmen porgenDmmen iuorben, NIT
folgenbem &eiultat Greb Shmab bat
ale 6timmen erbalten uno 1T init Sa=
MEL WberleD fir 3 Sabre getpdblt,
Sobn Rusler fir 2 uno Gli ghbler fur
/ Sabr.
ssobn &oli bat lebte Wo6e 1einen
Sobn s. %. &oui in Canton beiu1t.
Da ieine Greunoe iib otter na6 ibm er=
funbisen, 10 iei bier mitgetbeilt, oaB
er felt Sabren bel Der Steel Goofina
60. angeltellt 1T, uo er 3eidnungen
uno Multer sll MAIDEN bat. gr erbdlt
an 2pbn 25 Gents per Gtunbe inb ar=
beitet sesenwdrtis l33 Stunoen per
Sag. y.
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Wetts.

perionen, wel6e beabiidti9en i'm
2aufe bieies 6riblinss oOer SOmmers
WaIerleitunsen gu ibren Sduiern er=
itellen gu lafen, ueroen gut tbun, be-
fDrberli6 auf Der Office Der Waher=
gompaenie por5uipre6en, inoem Die
Geleuibaft ipesielie @riinoe gu oferiren
Dat, tpelbe iolhe 95erionen peranlaben
ueroen, 6poraitten=Waiier gu benuBen.
Gin 8eri6t iiber bic neueite llnteriu=
dung uniers WaRers, pelber betueiien
miro, Dap basielbe erfter SlaRe it,
fDlqt oemnd61. g6tunaspoa
glep pbilaoelpbia g8aHer So.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-10

Sem Bel Der in lebter Nummer
aemeloeten 3ugsfoliiiOn in Bead GitD
idwer berleBten Rorloufteur Warih
Ourit mubte, ,pie mir ieitber erfa6ren
baben, Der finite Qlrm amputirt iperoen.
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3ir0wetbc.

Stem pbilabelpbia, 8. 9as neue
@ottesbaus Der SeutiA &eformirten
@emeinoe oieIer Stabt 1T nun pollen-
bet, unb ipa, 10 8ott mill, am q.
Npril 1896 eineeiueibt peroen. Ser
6auptgottesoienit fol in oeutf6er
5pra9e am Morgen bes senannten
Saaes seieiert perben, unO Sr. s. 8.
3eI9, paitor Der Salems @emeinDe in
Cincinnati, O., miro Die 5eItpreoist
balten. paltor s. u. peters, $. g.,
prdlioent Der lniperlitdt in Siffin,
g., lit eingelaben poroen, oes ga9=
mitta9s uno am Nbeno in gnslil6 gu
preoiQen.
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Sslees Grass Gamtereien.

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