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One of the Mckay Heirs.

BELvIDERE, Ills, Feb. 25.-Mrs John
Mum, who lives south of here, has just
falleu heir to $1,00o,00O by the death of
an uncle in Africa. When only 16
years old the uncle, William Mckay,
ran away from Scotland and located in
thdgold fields of Africa. His parents
died and everybody lost track of him. He
died some time. ago leaving an estate of
$l5, 5,O00,O00. There are 16 heirs living
in Minnesota Michigan and Illinois,
among whom the estate will be divided.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-25
WAToNWAN HORSE THIEVES.

III This Meets Their Eye They Should
Tremble.
ST. JAMES, Mimi, Feb. 25.-The
Watonwan County Anti-Horse Thief
association held meeting in this city
and elected officers. The object of this
association is to protect their property
and put stop to horse stealing i'm this
county. Riders were appointed in every
town in the county and in some of the
towns in >adjourning counties. These
riders are pledged to be in readiness at
all times to start in search of horse
thieves the moment they are notified
by the captain of the riders. The or.
ganization numbers nearly a thousand
determined members and is rapidly in
creasing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-25
SAVED MISSIONARIES.

Admiral Carpenter Rescued Thirs cen
From Places of Danger.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Secretary
Herbert has received o cable from Ad-
miral Carpenter, commanding the
Asiatic squadron, saying that che gun
boat Yorktown has returned to Che Foo
with 10 missionaries who had been res
cued from places of danger. The flag
ship Baltimore and the Charleston are
also at Che Foo.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-25
Five Years as stilIwater.

WnIMAR, Mimi, Feb. 25.-An ad-
iourned term of the district court has
been i'm session here. The only case of
Importance tried 50 far ID that of Nicho-
las Connors, accused OF having burglar
ized the dwelling of William Carter last
summer, and committed an assault upon
hrs. Carter, whc ws.s ss.oos11as s.oos11as = the house
at the time with her children. The de-
fendant was convicted and sentenced to
Eve years at Saltwater.
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Revoked a Civil Service Rule.

WASHINGTON. Feb 25.-The privilege
Of the postmasters at free delivery Of
fees in making temporary appointments
to vacancies in the force, irrespective of
the civil service board when the board
certifies list of less thai three eligibles
is revoked by a new rule of the depart
ment. The question ~tls recently the
cause OF some controversy between the
department and the civil service COM
mission.
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Influenza Epidemic i'm London.

LONDON, Feb. 25.-The illness which
confines Prime Minister Rosebery to his
bed il sharp attack of influenza. He
passed restless light, but is somewhat
better. InfiuenSI now prevails in cpl
demic form throughout London. En-
tire families are affected by the disease
and many firms in the city are working
with depleted forces, owing to the ILL
ness of many Of their employees.
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Epes Holds the Seat.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The house
elections committee has decided, by q
vote OF TO 4, the contest for the seat of
the Fourth district of Virginia in favor
OF Epes, the Democrat, who holds the
seat, rejecting the claims of Goode, who
ran ON fusion ticket. ~ ~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-25
Sioux City Elevator Sold.

Sioux CRY, La, Feb. 25.-The Sioux
City elevated railroad was sold by the
sheriff under foreclosure. There were
81 bids, beginning at $40, 600, bid by the
attorney for the receiver. jackson, aud
running up to 10000, which was bid
by d. nj. Robbins of the Northern Car
company of Minneapolis, to whom it
was knocked down.
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validity OF Margin Notes.

GRAND FORKS, N. D.. Feb. %. The
case Of the Merchants National bank OF
this city, against james Sullivan OF
East Grand Forks, involving the validity
Of notes given for margin ON wheat op.
items, ID now on trial i'm the district
court at Crookston. This il the outcome
of = novel wheat deal, and the present
trial il beSng watched with much inter
st, .n
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COACHES DESTROYED
Bad Wreck on the Louisville
and Nashville Near Mont
gomery.
WAS A MARDI GRAS TRAIN
Only Two Killed, Though Many
We're Injured-Eight Cars
Burned.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 25.--A bad
wreck is reported to have occurred ON
the Louisville and Nashville road about
10 miles south of Montgomery. 1t was
q Mard Gras traiu and many persons
are reported injured. A special train
left here at once for the scene of the
wreck with all available physicians in
the city.
Only Two Killed.
Superintendent Mckinney of the
Southern division of the Louisville and
Nashville, who went to the scene of the
wreck wires that one man was killed
outright and a woman probably fatally
injured. Both were passengers from the
North and their names are not known.
Many others were more or less injured
All the eight coaches were overturned
and caught fire and are reported to have
been totally destroyed. =
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st. Paul Union Stock yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Feb. % 1895.
HOGS-Market was 5611Oc higher and
quality was good. Range of prices, 1886
@3S5.
CATTLE-Market quiet and not much
offered; demand best for good butcher
cows and feeders.
Prime steers, S3.25(03. IS; good steers.
$2.7593.25; prime cows, 81 4O(03OO; good
cows, $2.00@2.3 .35; common to fair cows,
$l.00@1.75; light veal calves, 50. 506I4. 50;
heavy calves, ~. 2.O009l75
SHEEP-The sheep market was strong
and active.
Receipts: Hogs, 1900; cattle, 100; calves,
5; sheep, $50.
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Roche~ter's Four Hundred.

ROCHESTER,, Mimi, Feb. s5.-Mayor
H. H. Witherstine and wife kept open
house Friday and Saturday evenings to
large number of invited guests. the
list numbering over 400. The occasion
is Of the nature af house warming, the
mayors fine new residence on West
Third street being thrown open to the
public this week for the first time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-25

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25. - James
Sheakley, governor of the territory of
Alaska, who is now in the city, says
that the sealing business is practically
dead. In few years there will be no
more seals, the poachers having all but
exterminated them. He thinks, how
ever, the mining, fishing and fur inter-
ests will quicken the development of
Alaska
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Ransom Named.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s5.-The president
nominated Matt w. Ransom of North
Carolina to be envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiory of the United
States to Mexico. The senate immedi-
ately went into executive session and
confirmed denomination.
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ARE SUSPICIOUS.
Ldnseed Men OF Iowa VIII Investigate tin.
Condition OF the Trust.

Lanseed Men OF Iowa VIII Investigate the
Condition OF the Trust.
BOONE, La, Feb. 25.-The oil mill
owners OF this city, members of the lin
seed oil trust, have had their suspicious
aroused by the row In Chicago at the
meeting of the trust magnates. A meet
ing of the stockholders in Boone mill
has just been held, resulting in the
adoption OF q resolution appropriating
OIL 900 for the purpose of making thor
ough investigation. It il alleged that
during the past three years there has
been q large amount OF rottenness i'm
the conduct of the affairs OF the trust.
The investigation win be big task, in
yolving the examination q The fsoks OF
m mills.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-25
Carver Defeats asndd.

DAvESPoRT, Ia, Feb. 25.-At the
Forest Gun club tournament DIR. Carver
won the third series of championship
shoots with Charley Budd, defeating
him with comparative ease. The total
score was 90 to m.
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WINoNA, Mimi, Feb 25. - Jacob
Storey, prominent citizen and pioneer
of Winona, died at his home at noon at
the advanced age of 70 years. He had
been aihng for about year, and was
confined to his bed since last November,
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. %, 1S9.

MILWAUKEE, Feb %, 1895
FLOUR-Dull and weak.
WHEAT-No. . spring, 534c No.
Northern, 6215c; May, SAFE.
CORN-No. 3, 4215c
OATS-No. white, size; No. white,
31h@3l1sc.
BARLEY-No. 2, s3c; sample, 5l1<@
@5314c.
RYE-No. /, 53kc
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Minneapolis GRAIN

MINNEAPOLIs, Feb. %. 1895.
WHEAT-February closed at sec; Nav
55A@551Sc; July, 563sc. On Track-No. /
hard, 574c: No. Northern, 5624c; No q
Northern. 55Lc
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH. Feb %, 1895.
WHEAT-Cash; February, No / hard,
size; No. Northern, 563Gc; May, No.
Northern, 57Jsc; July, No. / Northern,
1880
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-25

CHICAGO, Feb. %, 1895.
HOGS-Market fairly active; steady to
&c higher
Sales ranged &C $3 65(13. 95 for light; 50. 20
@4.15 for mixed; $3 7O(0425 for heavy
packing and shipping lots; 3d. 7Oa3 SIS for
rough.
CATTLE-Market firm.
SHEEP-Market easy
Receipts: Hogs, 1900; cattle, Is.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, Feb %, 1895.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-February, 5OH5O9sc; May,
52B@53c; July, SIC.
CORN-February, 421a@429sc; May, AN
@44sSc; July, 442s@4411c; September.
44Hc.
OATs-February 2sc; May, 291sc; June,
29c; July, 2724c.
PORK-February, 1895; May, $10.15.
Or. PRICES Cream Baking Powdea
Most Perfect Made.
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A Child C,reunatasa.

RHINELANDER, Wis, Feb. 25.-The
residence of L. D. Hayford was de-
stroyed by fire at A a. m, and child
aged years was burned to death.
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Sine Scftie in Meni1engeitalt.

Ospegp, N.z0., 7. gluglit. -
Senrp @6itlpd, Elm poblbaberlber
sFarmer ni6t tpeit BON gort6=9tctorp,
Gapugu Gpuntp, purD leBte Na6t
BON Ieinem Sne9te Gbus. 8ur9eB err
mprbet. 8urgeB lpedte letnen 9errn
in Der Na9t unb tbeilte ibm nit, Die
&u6e ieien ms Ntaisfelo ausgebroz
6en. W6itlod er6pb ii9, nm Die
S6iere nit 9iilfe 8urgeB' lpieber etnz
8utreiben, mar aber crit cine fur5e
@trede BON ieinem Wobn6auie entz
fernt, als 8urgeB ibn nit einem8eilz
biebe auf ben 8opf gu 9oben itredte.
9urgeB mari ben 2ei6nam iiber Ell
men 3uun unb febrte gum 9auie 5uz
rid, mo er SSrau MbitloG pergepalz
tiote unb i6r unter i9redlt9en SoOesz
brobungen bas tiefite S6ipeigen an
befabl. &aum bate er inbeFen bas
6aus perlaien, 70 neutrality-suspicious.
lod na9 elmer in Der NG6e befinoli6en
sSabrif un6 i6lug @larm. Der S6e=
riff unb cine 9(n5abl Sarmer iino auf
Der Su9e na6 bem S3eufal, bas ii4
in ben Wdlbern berbprgen bGlt. Der
Grmprbete mar 56 Sabre alt unb ie6r
angeIe6en. 5rau W6itlod 5dblt 81
Sabre uno 6eirat9ete i6ren Mann erit
Dor 5 Sa6ren.
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Weihab linn rcbt.

Gbicaeo, 7. 9luguir. - Giner
Spe3iaIbepei6e aus 2ibertp, SSno,
gu 5o!ge purO geitern gbeno GeOr9
SobnTon baIelbit BON elmer Sdaar
entriiiteter Srauen iiberfauen unb
ibm cine peibli6e 5ra4t Yriigel perz
ubreiht. Die er8iirnten GDat0Ater
iinb idmmtli4 Ra6barinnen elmer
gepihen Srau Siaof 9urris, pel6e
leBt6in 5par Elm 5iemlt6 beoeutenz
bes 8erm0gen erbte, aber Die b0fe
9etppbnbeit bate, SobnIon's 8eiu4e
in Der 9(bpsIenbeit ibres 8atten gu
empfangen. SobnIon befinbet ii3
unter Gr5tli9er 8e6unolun9 unb
8urris min Ii9 i6eiben laiTen. Spz
oamoreitraBe, no ii4 Der pbiqe @ufz
tritt pou5og, lieet in Dem fai6ionabz
leiten Stubtt6eile 2ibertp's.
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Scr &nKcnfrieg in SQinuis.
90 meIt QUeS rupll,

Gbicogp, 7. @uguit. - Gs gilt
jeBt ais ausgema6t, DaB Die bieiigen
Neger i6ren bebrGngten 8afengenoiz
len gu 9iilfe ellen perben, faas bic
9eb0rben benIel6en teinen binreiz
4enben S4uB gepdhren lppllen. 9us
geitern ernannte 6iinferzGomite, bu5
fi9 ouf ben S9auplaB Der llnruben
begeben foll, 9ing beute Ylorgen ab
unb lpirb bereits beute 46enb 3uriit=
ertpartet, tpann es in elmer inQuinn's
Chapel itattfinoenben 9eriammllng
8eri6t erftatten Diro.
Yrtnceton, Slls., 7. Qlugui.
- @eitere Gepalttbdtigteiten iinb
beute MorQen in Spring 8alleD
ni6t porgefuGen, auBer baB Die Sta
liener Niemanb an Die @rbeit ge6en
lai1en. Die StraBen iinb besbdlb
nit MenI6en angefullt, unb 5oblreiz
6e 8erIammlungen, meiit i'm 9e6et=
men, iperben in ben berf6ieoenen
Sbeilen Der Stabt gebalten. S6eriff
Qltbertpn bon bier begab iih Aeute
Mprgen nit elmer 9(n3abl bepuffnez
ter Deputies nu9 Spring 8dQep,
feIt ent16lofien, bei'm erIten 8iberz
itanDe BON BEN Waffen 9ebrau4 gu
MAIDEN.
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9eSe,t sic 9ieS!
9Ot 9prings, Arf., I
On -. M 4


ben 7. ytdr5 '95.
Or. 9labmne & Co., gfep.Dort:
Geebrte Serren - Sd bun taft ieit 5pei
Sabreu fraut gepeieu uno fouiultrte Die be.
riibmteiteu Spejlaltitsu Der Ser. Staater.
SD uahm Bao.r uno trant belBe8 g8ufer
BON ben bergen Gueuen in 4riauias, bod
itieu mir gid)ts YInoeIuua briugeu III mol.
len. Radosm i'd Sbre Guseige geiebeH
bate, fam mir Der Geoants, Sbre Yllleu liz
probiren una i'd babe uatesu 3psi Sdut'
telu uerbrautt; i6 uebme 8Iuei meuu ld Su
Bette gebe, eine na1 benz Srlbhiid, une ne
baben MIR mebr gut setbuu, aIs trBeno Gt'
mas, oa5 td anmanbte. Sd mar leberlels
beno; pant uHo Nugen pareH gslb; in be-
inB slu Sd)Iarseiiitl uu6 lam mir Dor rote
eln Betrunfener. uebsr bsu Nabel eTpfano
id SdmerSeH, al8 OBJ itd Galle obcrbulb bes
UiageHS aageammelt hGtte. Weiue GiHges
ipetOe mar.u oerfOpft, u1tin Wtuue unO
meine 3uuee Die melit. 3elt entsiiubet. 3e=
glppetIt mar gut, bod tonnte ble Wabrung
udt psroaut peroeu, lag mir id)per i'm Yta'
gen au0 elutge Yiuuouoq tameu mir mieoer
beraui. gtur leltt peroaulid1e SatJen founte
i'd, geulsbsu. SenosH Sie mir geiaaigft Sbr
Book of Advice" (8atbseber.)
Aatungsuoa Zen Gangs.
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Sdlnu tuicncr Giner.

q etp Oort, Z. &uguit. - Sin
Der pol5ei Doblbefannter 8erbre3er,
Numens Sobn Smitb, tparo geitern
bier perbaftet unb Bel ieiner 9ur6z
fu9ung in ener Sai4e cine falf6e
$1O0zglote gefunben. Sie poli5ei
gIaubt, baB er Elm Wtttglieb Der leBtz
bin aufgebobenen Salibmiin5er6anoe
lit, ba bic confis3irte Note 4ebnli9s
felt nit benz 8rodpub'iden fuli4en
@eloe bat. Smitb perpeigerte ieoe
9Iu5f1tnft
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Sinter SdllnB unh Hicael.

Buffalo, 7. 9luguIt. - 9eore
Mppo, pie ertnnerli9, Der 9uupt5euz
ge bor benz observation-disclosures
Gpmite, Der betanntli9 in NepzYort
einen 9oli3iiten i4oB uno, unter
8urgI9aft geitellt, Dieielbe i'm Sti4
lieB unb bur6brannte, tparb geitern
9lbenb bier perbaftet. @r befinoet
ii6 in ii9erem 8epobrfum, nm Die
9lnfunft zines Nep=Yorter geamten
nbaufpdrtn.
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preis so GtS. nte 6ldi6C
p0o(lltdnOige
OerO0uunQ

pirb bur9 Den Gsbraut BON Raopap's
Biueu berOorgerufeu. 8erm6se ibrer anti
biIi0i.n gigsnituften ftImuliren beiel'
ben ble 2ebsr bel Der 2lbonbieruu9 uon Sale
uuO oeren gutIeeruug burd oie@aIleugduse.
Die. FiGl.n in DOisu Don bis Stiid re'
suliren raid bic Ebdtigtcit Der 0eber uub
befrsien ben Yutienten BON oieien 9eiosu.
SIN. ODER 3tpel Raowap'ife Biqen td9Iitb
geuommeu uou Semen, bic bili0ieu Sdmer.
gen untsrworfeu fnS unO nit TRIGGER 2eber 81
iduffen bubeH, baltcn 0as Spitem in re9ei'
maBig.r 6uuttlou uub itheru cine seiuHOs
Seroauuu9.
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starb Oil gSaIierltbcu.

Wafbington, penni., 7. 9lug.
- Gin e3ter San BON @aherf6eu
nit perbGngniBbollem &uSgange
pirb aus 8apne5burg beri4tet. GeBz
ten Wlai parb Yerrp @mmons BON
ieinem eiqenen 9unbe gebifen. Sc
tern berfieG er pl0Bli6 in &rdmpFe
unb itar6 unter i6redli4en aualen
beute N}orgen. Die 6crbeige6olten
Qler5te ertlGrten ben SAL fir e6te
61brpp6obie. 9rpBe 4ufregung
berrI6t unter Der 8eO0lterung, ba bus
Sbier nod mebrere anOere2eute gebiiz
fen baben ipq. 9r. Qmmons ituno
i'm 35. Qeben5iabre unb binterlGBt
eSrnlt ,t11h ampi fIpinp Hinher
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@blebrn eincs Communion.

G6icago, 7. 9tuguit. - Or, g..
s. 8oit, in ben gan5en Ser. Staten
als Gomponiit unb 9i6ter beliebter
&riegglieber befannt, itar6 geftern auf
8ailps Sslano BEL 9ortlanb 0&e.
mo er bereits feit Dem eriten SUM ben
Sommer perbra6te. Ser @erbIidez
ne befonb Ii6 BEL better Geiunbbeit,
als er feline 6umiIie perlieB, unb itarb
na9 nur mebrtdgigem 8ranfenlager.
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Sin Serfilhrcr.

q nzg OFF, 7. 9tuguit. = Die
hIbI6e &loru Neumann, pel6e nit
i6rer M2utter in 9}r. 100, Seconoz
9(benue, pobnt, erGug beute Waprben
ben Splqen elmer an i6r porgenpmmez
men per6re6eri73en Sperutipn. aur3
bor ibrem Sobte be5ei6n.te &lara ei=
nen getpiIIen Sas. Wturrap, einen 81
Sabre alten 8ittper, als ibren Ser
fii6rer. Nfurrap lit in 9aft.
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Scr Eurunts Yrn,eR.

Gan 5ran3tsco, 7. @ug. -
SobalD bic guspabl Der 9eI9Dprez
men in Dem Pro3siie ge9en 9urant
pollenoet fein pi'5, beabli3tigt Siz
itrittsanpalt 8arnes, 8i6ter Wur=
pbD Inn Die Wabl 3peier peiterer als
Gr1aBmGnner gu eriu4en, mas unter
einem Don Der leBten 2egislutur erlaIz
ienen @eieBe geitattet lit. Die 9ln=
ipeienbeit Dieier griaBmdner fpa jebz
tpeoe Ger50gerung in ben 8erbanOz
lungen unm0gli9 MAIDEN.
9 D It On, 7. Qug. - G6as. 8.
Glarfe aus San yran5isco, Der BON
Der polt3et felt 2 Wp9en geiu6te
3eu9e in benz 9urantzprp3eb, tpuroe
geitern @beno bier in einem Spitbau1e
an Der Columbus z9lpenue aufgefunz
ben unb ertlGrte ii9 bereit, ieben Quz
genblid naa Gan 5ran3isco 5uriid5uz
tebren. SD bate mid" iagte @lurte,
rleoiglib auf eine 9ei4dftsreiie be-
geben, femme SRI. 2umont ni3t per-
iDnlia, ebenio pie Surant, ben i3
nod ni6t einmal geIe6en babe. Wes=
6alb 3ie6t man nun meinsn Namen
in oieIen bdBli9en Wlorbprp3eB2
Wfeine 9(ngeh0rigen baben meinen
4ufent6alt getannt, uno babe i9 ME-
mails audi nur einen Gent BON ireenb
etnem 4npalt er6alten. Gr CLAUDE
beltimmt baB man feline YerIon nit
Der zines anberen Gbas. 8. Glarfe
perpe4Iele, Der 3eiienper fir cine
Wbistepz5irma lei"
% eng IF, Z. 2tug. - Der num-
mebr gefunDene 3euge G6os. Glarte
itellte geItern in einem Snterpietp fur5
Dor ieinem Mbi6u6 na6 bem @eiten
jeopeoe 8erbinbung nit ben Morben
auf Das gntf6iebenite in Qbrebe. Gr
ertlQrte, ,9urant tpeber 3u tennen, nod
| je gefeben 81 haben, unD nur cine qez
legentlihe 8emertln9 bes @ertbeibiz
gers babe i'm gu Dem peranlabt, mas
er 9et6an. 9as cine Der ernlorbeten
Mdb9en, 8lan6e 2umont, femme er
BON gln1ehen, ober ni6t per10nli4;
einmal babe er lie nit einem iunsen
Manne in einem GtraBenba6nz8agz
! Con gaieben unb bos leBte Wlal etpu
3 ober 4 8o6en ppr Dem W}orbe,
bod lei ibr 9egleiter 9uront ni9t ge=
tpefen.
Can 5runsisco, 7. 9tug. =
g}a9 Der @r0ffnung bes @eri6ts
beute erfu6te 6r. 9tdinion, elmer Der
QntpGlte fir Die 8ertbeioieung, um
| @ertu9ung bes pro3eHes, ba gelpife,
plDBlih eingetretene llmitdnbe ba5u
bere6tigten. Na3 elmer GonIultaz
tion 5piI4en aibtsr Murpbp, 0iz
itriftsz9lntpalt Barnes unb 6rn.
0idinfon bpb Griterer au9 Die Sit
3ung auf, uno man glaubt nunmebr
a1gemein, baB 9eriu9e gu ungeb0riz
ger 8eeinfluiIung Der 9ei9porenen
Qemacht norben limb.
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Sier GinDer erleinen ben 6lam'
fIfP1tt[0

% bitesburg, 8p., 6. @uguit.
- @lt Sir, elm 9(rbeiter, fe6rte beute
in betrunfenem 3uItanDe nu6 6auie
8uriid unb 5iinbete i'm Sfen etn6euer
an. @dbrenb er I4lief, ieBten gill
benbe So6len ben SuBbo6en in8runb
unb bulb itanb bas gun5e 9aus in
be[ler Jlummen. 8on ben 5 Sim
bern ipurben 4 gu Sooe gerOitet unb
au6 Oir nebIt 5rau unb bem iiberlez
benben 8irbe erlitten f9pere 8rano=
S,,,tr, Ron
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Gereitclter sEluflthcriudl.

IIbunp, N.=Y., 7. 9luguit. -
0rei M0roer, Gbas. 9apis, Yatrid
Spain unb G6as. Smttb, ma9ten gez
itern Ibeno einen erfolgloien Ser
fu9, aus Der GountbzSail aussubre=
6en, pdbrenb geraoe Elm beftiger 8ez
geniturm piitbete. Der 9ofpd9ter
iab auf feinem geip06nli6en 4unb>
gange gegen Mtttsrna6t gu ieinem
GrItdunsn Elm aus 9sppi6treifen berz
geitelltes Seil on Der Mauer berabz
bGngen unb funb BEL ndberer unteriuz
dung Elm God in Der 3elenpanb Des
MDrber=Srios. DIS man auf ben
ausqefanbten 9llurm bin bic 3euen
betrat, iteIlten ii9 ale Orei f6lafenb;
iie purben an Den 9Gnben sefehelt u.
in Dem iosenannten u9Ole" bes Gez
fdnsniHes plaairt
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lLufneinilrf.

N2ontreal, 6. 2tuguit. - Gs
lit nunmebr fat ii4er, baB Die brei
aus bem 2ublotpItroBenz8efdngni
in IetpzOorf entIprungenenPoitbiebe
aiQoran, 9lGen uno 8uFeu ii9 elmer
99muggler6anbe, bic ibrenS9lupfz
pintel BEL SorelzSslunD nt6t melt
bon bier bat, ungei4loien ba6en.
9Oli3iIten iinb unterpegs, Inn Die
lLu6t inae au fonoen.
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ScIbItmnr0.

G6icdgo, 6. Dug. - Ser 55
Sabre alte 9euti9e Sbeobor &drls,
elm berborragenber 9tr4itett uno ieit
20 Sa6ren bier anfdfitg, beging beute
No8mittag Selbitmorb bur4 Grz
f6teBen. 9luf ieinem 2lrbeitspulte
fano man einen an 5ruu 8urls 9ez
rihteten periiegelten 8rief. @ez
19pG9te Sc TunDbeit mar pffenbar
bds Wptib Der Shat.
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Sin iugenOlid]er N0rDer.

SOU t n, 5la., 6. Nugu1t. =
9(uf bem 6eimpege BON Der S6ule err
morbete geitern Der II Sabre ulte 9llz
bert Sittis bic 9zjdbrige Qnnie4rant,
f6leppte ben Qei9nam in ben Walb
unb begrub i'm unter 8ldttern. Die
f4redlt9e Shat lit Die 5olge zines
Streites 5nii9en berMutter bes &naz
ben unb 6rau 4rant, elmer Bittpe.
8eibe Samilien 1tnD tpp6l6dbeno.
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Stc Somfer eineS ct. 2otsiler WtiI:
Iinndrs In @eftpbaIen OerIDbt.

2ungeni 6 pulb d, 6,@ug.
- SRI. Clara 9uf4, bic 5peitGlteite
Sp6ter bes 8rouers 2oolp6 8uI3
bon Der r9tnbGuier 9ui6 9repingz
Comp" in ct. 2ouis, Mo., bat ii4
nit 9rn. Yuul BON 9otaro, einem
tpetpbGlti6en @Deimanne, berlobt.
Die iunge 8raut, cine bilo6ubi6e
8lonbine, lit 20 Sabre alt. Sic be-
finbet ii9 CUR 3eit in 8eglettung III
res 8aters auf elmer 8ergniigun9sz
reife DurCh SeutfhlQnp.