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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
THE HAPPY MEDIUM,

Dark and low ring clouds hang DER us
And the songster stills his voice;
Even natures happy chorus
No more bids our heart rejoice.
Pessim.sm, dark and frOwning,
Seems to dominate our fate;
Discomfort the whole is crowning-
When tho home team
strikes
gait.
But we look back on the slghing
And the lakes Of tear we've shed,
And we smile at all the crying
And the gloom that hung o'erhead;
And II makes the day seem clearer,
Even though our Joy came late;
And our wish for life Is dearer--
gait.
this
When the home team
Life In marked by such transitions,
From the grave to greatest Joy;
Light and shadow shift positions
Gold soon changes to alloy;
There's of course strong attraction
In the paths that fiuctuate,
But we find most satisfaction
When the home team strikes this gait
Arthur Chapman.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
| ONLY BY A
PERSONAL VISIT

Isit possible for you to get . fair idea OF
the char acter and magnitude Of this sale.
Therefore We say visit the sale, inspect tho
goods, note tho prices We want you to
see with your own eyes and know from
your own experience that this sale Is the
best opportunity that has ever occurred in
the shoe trade. The power Of cash was
never before so forclbly illustrated.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28

.iiN' --"' ~ -'SS1.' -ti' -oSTA'
Running races followed the finish
of the $50 class race with the following
entries:
Rody s., b. e., Scranton.
Rob Lee, e. M, Wilkes Barre.
Bay Tom, $. t., Wilkes Barre.
While warming up for the first heat,
Bay Tom became so spirited that the
rider. a boy, could not stop him until
he had run two laps at lively pace. and
was tired out when the word ''go" was
given. The boy was more exhausted
than the horse. and new rider
mounted.
Two half-mile heats were run. Bob
Lee finished first easily in both In the
slow time of 5Sla seconds and 1.02 min
utes respectively
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
Come Over the Water. MIR. KinsIcy!

Street Commissioner Kinsley has an
nounced his decision to compel the
Scranton Traction company to tear up
tracks that are not being used by the
street car management. The news, as
published exclusively In yesterdays
Tribune, was especially joyful to West
Siders. 1t is to be hoped that Mr..
kinsley will begin operations and prove
his veracity by beginning the good
work on Lackawanna hill. It needs II.
Meanwhile North Main avenue is still
In bad shape by reason Of Traction
company tracks.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
SHOES.

Well, did you hear the latests We ass
selling Shoes for half their actual value Such
remarkably low prices have never heen heard
Of before in the city. Our line Of $l.O La
dies Shoes are worth sl.50 and our line Of
Ladies' sl.G0 Shoes arc worth $40 Our Is
Ladies' Shoes are Of tho best Of makes and are
warranted equal to any $40 Shoe In the city.
Our 81. SO Mems Shoes are worth 500. and our
500 Mems Shoes are good enough for tho
best Our e. % Hand Sewed Shoes are worth
seeing. and you can't duplicate sanac for less
than g. 80 elsewhere.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28

When Baby was sick, We gave her castoss2
When she was Child, shs cried for CssteriA
When she became Mis-, she clung 10 CastoriA
When she had Calldfs.. she gave them Cactris
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
Dixon Defeats Griffin,

Boston, Aug. iN.-The fight between
George Dixon, of Boston, and Johnny
Griffin, OF Bra.ntree. Mass, before the
Suffolk Athletic club tonight, resulted IN
a victory for Dixon. He was awarded the
fight at the end Of the twenty-fifth round
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
ON Other SIDE OF Channel
Some Events Of the Day on the West
Side Of the City Noted.
BOLD BURGLARS ARE At WORK
They Ruusaekcd tho Hotel Of p. ]. Nc
Donough on Scranton Strcct-Surpriss
Psrty in Honor Of Miss Evans.
Personal and Other News.

(The West Side interests of Tho Tribune
have been placed In tho hands OF Elmer
son Owen, to whom all news announce
ments and complaints may be addrcssed.l
II would be well to bar and lock your
doors and windows for awhile. as burg
lars are on the war path. Early yes
tcrday morning thieves entered the
hotel OF p. +. McDonough, on Scran-
ton street, and before leaving, confis-
Gated about 500 worth Of cigars and
liquor. The thieves got into ,the build
ing by pulling off u screen on the cellar
window. From this apartment they
made their way to the bar room, where
every drawer was searched in quest for
money. but the proprietor had placed
all cash In q safer place and none was
obtained.
Twenty boxes of cigars and several
bottles Of imported wines were taken.
An envelope containing u check for 500,
presented by an Italian the day before,
was opened, but the check was left.
The burglary was very daring one.
inasmuch as people are passing the
place at all hours. No clue to the idcn-
tity Of the thieves has been obtained,
but several are being suspected. An
attempt was also made to enter the
dwelling of Patrick Cadden, on the
same street, but the men were fright
ened away.
They then tried to enter a neighbor-
ing boarding house, but were unsuc-
cessful. 1t Is thought that 1t was the
same gang in each instance.
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Miss Evans Surprised.

At the Washburn street home of Miss
Edith Evans "a number of the young
lady's friends gathered and surprised
her on the eve Of her birthday. The
time was spent In various social ways
and the guests were served with re-
freshments at the close of the festivi-
ties. Those who enjoyed the event
were: The Misses Jessie T.. owen, Win
ME Stevans. Margaret Powell. Annie
Matthias. Annie James, Name Jones.
Harriet Brock, Rose Luxemberger,
Lottie Ace. Ida Ace, Jennie Luxember-
ger, Lou Jones, Mr. Stanton. Edward
Evans. Charles Bone. VIII Hall, Dun
can Hall. Charles McCracken, Bert
Adams. viii Allen, David Sayres, Mr..
Hutchinson. Clinton Keller, Charles
Doersam, Phil. Doersam. Arnold Zer-
fleugh. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond.
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CRICKET PLAYERS COMING.

Time, 2.I3, 2.l32l, 2.l3lt, 2.llh.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
ladies md Gentlemen

IuOIcs uuU UCut1cmcu' q
For the latest styles and lowest prices
In fins shoes try the Commonwealth shoe
store, Washington avenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-12
llntcrgaug elmer amerifanii@en
9arfe.
GDnfiIpn in 6oIse Rebels. - Gsiiuf ecr @fanns
iebaft finnen cen Sph in Zen SSeIlcn.

Gpninpn in 6pIse RebeIs. - SHnf err Meanns
iebaft hneen rem Soh in een SSencn.
q Ruf iau, q. g., II. ROp.-0er
rWoro Cine "0ampfer rNiagaru,"
Gupt. Groder, DON Repzgort am 6.
Nopember nan Gienfuegos abgefabz
rem, lurgte beute bier an. Der Gapiz
tGn tbeilte nit, oaB isin Sabr5eug am
5reitag Morgsn, Den adtenNoDsmber,
nit Der ameritanifhen Barrie rWm.
Sales," Capt. Gpombs, bic ieit Dem
27. Nobember Sttober Don 9ubana
na4 philadelphia unterpegs geipeIen,
unpeit be0 Sap 5enIopen colIibirte
uno oieielbe in ben 9runb bobrte.
Capt. Gpom6s, Der Steuermann uno
flint Y}atroIen ipurben gerettet, Der
Reit Der Mann16aft, flint an Der
3abl, ging nit Dem bem llntergange
gelpeibten Sabr5euee in bic buntle
Stefe. NG6ere Gin3elbeiten iiber pus
ungliid ftnb nod ni6t befannt.
Spdter. - Die Gplltiion 8tpiz
iden ben beioen St6iffen sreignete iid
-iaatfer bem 38. @raSt sn0roli6er greiz
te uno 74.19 peItli6er 2dnge, tpGb=
reno Elm unbur6bringliher Nebel
berrIhte. Der nNiagara" bate feline
5abrgei6pinoigteit beoeuteno geminz
bert unb lieB beitdHoig Marnungs=
iignuls Der 9ampfpfsife ert0nen. Der
Iusgud lab pber h0rte ni6ts Don Der
8arte bis beren buntler &umpf in
unmtttel6arer 92dbe aus ben ppgenz
ben HebelmaiIen auftaubtc. Sin I'm
glid gu psrbUten, mar gu 1pdt, troB=
Dem Die MtaI9ine ipfort ouf Gontrez
oampf geitellt purbe. 9erabe in Der
Wtitte truf Der i1tpere 9ampfertoloB
ben n6ales," i'm fat in 3pei 9Glften
t6eileno, unD na9 bier trr5en W}inuz
ten 3eigten nur nod Die ourgelnoen
WaiTer bic Stelle, an Der Die See bas
beI6Gbigts S6iff in ibren uneriGttz
li6en S9luno binab ge5ogen. I'm
mittelbar na9 erfoloten 3uiammenz
ftoBe mar es bier W}itgliebsrn be5
r6ales" qelunqen, ii4 an 9orO bes
yNiagara" 81 f9pingen, flint anOere
funben ben Sob auf Dem Wteeres@
grunbe. GapitGn Goomb5 berI6panb
nit bem i6m anpertrauten 5a6rseuge
in ben WeQen, ipurbe aber, nabbem
er ais tU6tiger S6fpimmer ii6 tpiez
Der an Die S6erfld6e gearbeitet, aus
Den 5lutben 9liidlid an 8or0 geretz
tet. Der rRtaqaru" bat fat oar teiz
nen Shaoen erlittsn. Die 1lsberIs=
benben bes n6ales:" Capt. Goombs,
Steuermann Simmittee, ioipie Die
MatroIen 9eular, ReilIon, Dorian,
Nilipn unb 8pnenoud tperben NOR
gen nit Dem 9ampfer nSantiago"
nah ibrem 8eItimmang5orte geIunbt
iperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-12
gtr. 271.
&Hrs um's @elo.

Die mbIdben SIascu nm @nticbdsisums fhr sr'
Irttene nabtu-Gtn Sanfcrott.-9e 9eridbies
ecucs.
9egen Die r6auItIeB Chemical 60"
itrengte am SamItaq Goru @ortbings
ton cine 8Io9e auf $4,000 GntI9Goiz
gung an, oa anqe5Iid &IGgerin in Der
5abrit Der 8etIagten 3pei Singer
Dur6 cine fir Die 9erIteIlunQ BON
Saugummi Oerpdnote WaIdine perz
lor. Die @ltern 6enrD u. uno Sophie
.. Sapne ma6ten cine Tepurute 8lage
auf $4,000 ShaoeneriuB an6dngig
uno 5lpar pegen 9erluites Der 9ienite
i6rer Spfter.
Sm Iel6en @erihte miinIat @m. g.
SoperS eine @eriidarung5iumme DON
$1,000 ppn Der .Smperiul Wlutual
2ife Sniuronce So. pon 2lmeritu" 5u
erlangen. Die 6ompaQnje iol ii1 an
geblia pei9ern, ou5 GjeIO au55ube5aba
len.
Die n8eltba6nzGo." uno Die nMas
rDlanb Gonitruction=Go." purben am
5antitac BON Ruthan 9aine5 auf
$4,000 SaapenerIaB oertluqt, oa an
qebli6 ouS Gi0entbum oe5 &lGger5 an
Der 8len Gbnurbsz zNpenue bur6 Die
bel Dem Ban oes Sunnels notbnenois
oen 2lu5ihahtun9eu in Der gendnnten
Q(oenue beIhdoiQt purbe.
Weqen @erIeBun9en, Die er un9ebz
lid our6 sinen Wa9gou Der r8altimos
rer SractionzGo." empfanQen haben
nil, reihte am SumItaq Gopuro
aeGIp cine &laqe ouf $4,000 gegen bic
qenannte GOmpugnie Elm.
9Ie d b ii d Ienfabrit berz
truht.
9(uf ben 2(ntrag Der continental
Hdtipnalz8unt" uno Der ,@antpn
Iationalz8anf" ernonnte am Sams
itaq gti6ter 0ide5 bic $50. Sas. 8.
9reiton uno 9. g. 8rinton gu Sequez
tern fir bic IS. s. airpan Wtunus
featuring @p." uno iteute ojeIeIben unz
ter je $4,000 9iirgihaft. Die Gomz
paQnie beii5t orei GtabliIIements, in
lpelCben 8le6budien berQeitelIt perDen,
uno 3lpur in 9&r. ia, WuterItruBe,
an Der GoropIt=Gde Der Gentral=9lDez
nue uno 8antItraBe uno an Der Ga
iternz2lpenue, nabe Der GoenItraBe. Sn
8erbinoung nit Der Grnennung Der
SequeIter iibertruq 0r. Gogar ). &irs
man Iein 9erm0Qen 81 @uniten Iei4
ner 8lGubiger an Die $50. Preiton unO
8rintpn. 9ieIelben guben $4,000
8urqI6aft. 0urh ou5 6aQiFement
nirD pabri6einli6 eine groBe 3ubI
2(rbeiter beifGftigunQsloS tperoen.
Der d bieDeneS.
0r. Goparb s. Gt6elberqer, WluI4
Ienpernalter pon @m. Wirt Glart &;
So6n, mo6te am SamItag cine Rudz
ubertrQgung oe5 GementqeIhdft8 in
glr. 115, SUoz@uDItraBe, an 9rn-
q. 6urrD Glurt, einen Sobn be5 mittz
lerlpeile perItorbenen 5rn. Mm. Wirt
Glurt. Die SduIoen Der nunmehr
our6 ben Sobn fortgefji9rten 6irmG
betrugen $4,000.
9as 9erionulperm0gen Der berItors
6enen 6rou Gmilie 9ucutel betrGgt
luut Dem am Samitog i'm WuiIengss
ri6te einaersidten Snpentarz z9er3ei4z
Mile $4S,609.67.
=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-12
Guropaii5c Nadrid)ten.
Gentidie Somrncntare AT Soro ga
Iisburg'S Tcoe.

8erG in, IL. glop. - Die leitenbsn
Suge5bIdtter er9eben ii6 beute in
Commentator iiber Die &ebe 2orb Gu
lisburp's geIegantIi9 bes 2oro Wldz
porSzSuntetts in Der n@uilbz9aIe"
gu Gonbon. 60 iagt bic r8oIiiI4e
3eitung;;" n2Orb SaIisburp's 2(subez
rungen limb frei BON jebem Optinis=
mus, a6er barauf bere6net, Die tief gez
iuntencn 9offnungen uuf eine frieDz
lt6e 2Dfung Der Wirren i'm SIten tpiez
Der auf5uri6ten. - rShne Den 8erz
Iu6 elmer 8dui6ung binIiAtli4 Der
augenblidlt6 gefabrbrotenoen 8ertpiz
delungen," meint Die nNationalz3etz
tung, hat Die Rebe einsn po6Itbuenz
ben uno bsrubigenOsn GinfluB geiibt.
- Die p&reu33eitung" ertlGrt, nes lei
erfreuli6, eine per1GBlif3e 9(nfiinbi=
9ung iiber Die SplibitGt Der W2G6te
81 pernehmen," unb Der .Hsi6sbote"
lGBt fi4 in Der foIgenben, empbutii6en
8emerfung aus: m1tit aufri6ttger
SFreuoe muB es iebes 9er5 erfullen,
ipenn Elm Stdatsmann Die Sbee eines
etniqen @briitentbum5 gum S6uBe
oes 6rie0ens inner6alb Der cipiliIirten
gBelt 10 often uusoridt." - Die
ngforoD. 9tGgemsine" lit Der 9lnIidt,
Die Reoe leoe 3eugniB elmer ungemein
qe'1idten 9anb6abung Der biplomatiz
ihen SpraAe ob, lafe Die G6uncsn Der
3utunft alien WfDgli6feiten often uno
leotglih einen Stdat5mann erfennen,
Der ni6t mile, ipelAe gpsntualitdten
entlteben tOnnten.n Den alarmirenoen
9eri6ten Der Qonooner 9reIIe iiber Die
8orfdQe i'm Orient gegeniiber biloet
oes 6ritii6en Yremier5 Heoe einen
ongenebmen GontraIt," iagt bien Poit"
uno Der nQotolz2tn3eiger::" r9rn. Gu
ItsburD's Worte beroienen entI9iebene
9tufmsrtIamteit, oenn DieIelben reou=
SIREN Die erceIIipen 8eIorgniiIe, pel9e
gang europa in ltnru6e perisBen, gu
angemei1enen Proportionen." Die
&ritit Der n0sutI6en Sases3eitrng"
ge6t oa6in, baB bic 3ebe BON 3tpei Ssiz
ten betruhtet neroen miiiTe, einmal
perbreits ii6 Oieielbe ii62r Die oftaIiaz
TIDE 5rage, 0onn aber entbalte iie
Srobun9en ge9en Den Sultan, pel9e
auf bic Grnlutbigung Der 9lrmenier
bere6nst feien. Sin @rtitel Der
r8olts3ettung" IflieBt nit ben Worz
ten: Ser lungen 8ebe fur3er Sinn
lit, Dab 9roBbritannisn bic Wl0glid)=
felt elmer Separirung Der Md9te nicbt
fir auS9eIbloiien halt unb bereit lit,
iollte bic 3ripIe=2(uian3 lire 9alitit
Der Ni6tzGinmii6ung beibe6alten,
eine blutige @ntIc3eioung ber6ei3ufii6z
rem"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-12
Scr ,Iruif" IaBt bon iidl b6rsn.

9itts burg, II. Nop. - SSn ben
leBten 9ugen iinO aus Der GonnelSz
piller GotezHe9ion Melbungen getomz
men, Die cine ipeitere GrbD6ung bes
Gotepreiies ouf 81 pro 3onne pom /.
Sanuar 1896 an in 9tusT6t iteqen.
Die tiir3li6en @ntdufe GROCER 8erte
our6 Die n6rid 60" baben bieIer
Gpmpagnie tbotTd6li4 ben Martt in
Die 9uno gsseben unb es unter1iegt teiz
mem 3lpeifel, bub iie Ii6 bieien I'm
itanb mad &rdften gu Nube gu MAIDEN
beabii6tigt. WGbreno Der leBten Wo6e
parsn i'm 9an3en 16,085 Sefen in Be-
trieb uro Die Proouttion fpG6reno iez
ner 8ohe belief Iidh auf 163, ,589 Som
nen gsgsn 162,9O6 Sonnen in Der porz
aufge9anqenen Wode. Die 9rooutz
tion iit Die gr0Bte, ie buselpeiene uno
es berri4t srObe Nu4frage nudGote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-12

ni6t Dem materielIsn Stoff an9eb0ren;
immutericIls &rGfts bearbtiten Die Wfds
terie, fpoaB iie entipidlurg3fdbig plro.
Wir anertennen Die Wtitpirfung MD
terieller Subftdn3en, uno DAB hinge
bunq, Grblihteit uno natiirlihe 3uht
po6l GinfluB uusijbsn uuf bic PRO
button bon PfIuR3en, Sbieren uno
MenIAen, aIlsin mir betrd6ten iie aIs
Met6pDsn, pona9 Soft ieinen 3ped
erreiht. Gr i6afft ale Subitdn5en
NIB &rGfte unb gebrcufJt lie rar Z pie
Der SDpfer ben Sbon. 9ieIe InIhauz
uno lit bic 6tiitlid',. Gc;ner bIelbcn
bic Sbeologen gelp0bnli6 bet Der elm
Fa6en Sbot7a4en feben, oaB 8ott bic
@elt erI9uffsn. sic balten eS fur
cine @eringIhGBung Der 9Ottltden
Weisbeit, tieFer ein3ugeben. Die neue
Stride Qibt ale tpirtlihen gntoetun@
gen be3ijgi6 Der Sd0pfung gu uno
ertlGrt, DaB Die S60pfung etn ltutenz
peifes Wert lei, ipeIdheS etnen perion=
lihen, beTtdnoig pirtenoen S6opfer
as QueLe be8 Qeben8 nDtbpenoig por=
uusIebt. 9(ues bat Ieinen 4nfung IN
Gott. Gr iIt Der @rite oes Ge6ens, Die
SubItan3 unb 6orm."
Reoner fijbrte bieien 8eoanten o1nn
ipeiter aus unO iagte gum Shlune:
,Wir ie6en IS 9(Ie DOR 9lu9en, oas
W}ineral iIt8o7is oer9flege, oaSI4ierz
reid ru6t uuf Der Yflun5enlpelt, Der
MenIh uuf alien oreien. Seln mate
rieler 2eib lit aus Den breien 3uIamz
menge7eBt uno auf ibm rubt Der GEL
itige Srgani5mu5. Gr gcbruudt Istne
natiirlihen Slime, nm Soeen uno Gm@
pfinoungen BON Der matsrie1en8elt gu
erlperben uno feline Geiitestrdfte gu
entpideln. Sm Menidhen errei1t Die
S60pfunq i6re SpiBe. Gr 1T Der IeBte
Gno3ped oes S60pfens. Nlle5 otent
CUR @erpirtli6ung oefelben."
2lm nGaiten Sonntag 2(beno iprtdt
9aitor 6aber iiber ben llriprung oss
pbniif6en Qebens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-12
Grnlnlipn in riner Gnlprrfabrif.

Wfurque te, W}i9., II. Nob.-
9as 2aboratorium Der yQafe Supez
riorz9ulperfabrit," neIae etpa brei
MsiIen BON bier belegen lit, flog beute
Morgen in bic 2uft. Der per6eiroz
tbete 2trbeitsr Qnbretp Gricion fanb
ieintn Sob, pdbreno Sobn 9ptting
i6pere, penn aud ni6t unbebingt
Ie6ensgefd6rlidbe 9erleBungen erlitt.
Die 5erit0rente 8ruft Der Grploiion
blieb auf bas 2aboratorium be-
f4rdntt, Ous umIies.noe @igentbum
blieb unbei9Gbist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-12
SarfapariGian Ge(Ofpent.

Sober IrUpf,n O,s earfapariuiau atfotS,nt ipir'I
burb sas 9lut, BEN SaDtis, llru urO AMBER. 6liis
Fgfeiteu uuo Gait, ot5 R0rp,rs aui ri, 2.benstraft;
ptun c5 tritgt oi, gusit,0uHqeu aus O,m ROrp.r
burd) ntutu qtiuurcH Stoif. StrOpbsr, G6Diroa
(u4t, Syphilis, uugtbetltt uuO iblttt bsbau0,lts
gufituae in ibr,u 0i,sn 15orm,U, SrieussroniI
belt Gtt,ruus,u i'm 9aIie uuO Dluu6s, Gjsidnuhs,
RuoQ,u in ben 5riicH uuo aHoutn 5beiltr Res
R6rpcrs i9limms NuQ,r Nugi!uB aug ben Cbr,n
uno Di, i3ljmmtsH Safe 6auttranfbtii,u,
TruStiou,r Fitbrr= =0u5i 5la9. Ropforiuo, Riuqs
purm ea3flus, ROtblaui, Acmt, iblUarle ifls6,n,
Biirmer i'm Tlaa. 6ti9uUt, Wutt,rirsbs unS
all. itpGhtubeu uHo itmNlbaftr eut!truHatn.
Ra6tftncib, Santrilub loptt ale gugtueuna oss
4tbcusiaitt fourtH burd oit'ts Nunotr Der mUbtrS
ReH Gbtmle turirt Dtrosu, uHO Der 8ebraub oeielE
ben rucuiqt Tag: lang DlrD ALE SlslsRiGtu lUe!De
ts fIr irgtub rim. Di,itr Rron!b:ttH aupeuOtn,
itiutr S1cilfraf u5sTluGsH. 2TtnH otr 9OIeEt, otE
tdQlih Our1 bic tets 1ori ar'ienot NbItbrur9
i6pabtr Dirn. I'M SlIU0, N, tIltlbtn Glrbalt Iu
e,bicttr unO Die Duguot;tn Stottt our5 ntut, aus
qtunotm SIui, tHtitlrosHt crest - ipel6ts our6
bas SGriGparillnu gthb'r' ~ - 10 ioiro 6erlHn,t
Stiluud trJltlt. beHH lUtuU ot'c DtolIn eHmdl nit
b,r Arb,it 5,oIuut uuO trfo!greib III. ben AbgaHs
btr ptrqcottH Stofis Ju bsmm'H, 10 piro Die yBlcs
brberittluns bc.D crtol1m uno MT ltotm 1aqe
pirp Der Q7tisut bthtr uUO Nb tdrttr ftbltr, Die
ep,iitu utrosu bti,r D,rbduI Der Agp,tt tUro aros
Ser unO oo5 R6rp,rsepItt oiTo Juntbmsn
Ct. opa,in;5,, 4. 9. GauuOu.
I'm Gr PaDDaq - BsJt9tI Sttt. 50 era1ft 81
ol; :l,ns Qflidt I6HAy iu ,rloub,u, mtiutn Srt,i
IN Re3uq uuf Strophc.U 3U usCctfeHtIJd)sn, uab BEN
S.iluugcu, nelbs ID 81 5tanos brabte, nabotn
id p5r, 9,O,uftu 96Tr g.bauOluHgspsiie fOIatt.
Sd b,tatio. ub,rmal5 m,ins in mensm lesttn
Fri,Fs otrutlt,u gcbaustuHgsu uno ID foHute
aCbrt7 u0t ur,brcr. Gdu, bon 0cri6eotutu GraHfs
p.ittn urfilhrtH, Dtlds oWr3 Jbr Spftm otbttlf
puro,n, obnob! p,r Stropb,n=iJaa ou b,mtrttns'
ipertbtf. mar unb pom Dtlta GtuitH dl5 tln D7brs1
0unp,r augSis5tu Uuros.
gtit ua,y ooaaatuHg Uerbl,ibt i'd 35r
RauOpI25 Re5utprs, W. D.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Neip zYprf, II. g}oD. - POI
9iamanten=9(rbeiter limb 6eute an ben
Strife qegangen, na6oem Die Yrin5i=
pale bic 6orDerung einer2p6ner6Dbung
bon 25 Yro5ent abI4lGgig beI6ieoen
baben. 9(u5 bemIelben @runoe Iino in
8rootlbn Iebs3tg unb Neiparf bier5ig
9tamantenzNr6etter ausgeitanoen.
Strite BON 8ergIeuten.
BbiItpp5burg Pa., II. g}oo.
- Sn 5olge Der Gntlai7ung Don 3pei
NtttglieDern Der 2ofoIzSrganiIation
Der 8ergleute iinb 500 8ergleuts in
ben 8len 3i1ep@@ruben Der Bloom
ington Goal WfininQ Comp" an ben
Strife gsgan9en. 9ifTeren3en beiteben
feit Der lebten Stritebepegung in bic
Ter 8egeno.
Die Striter fiegrei6.
Gtppob, Snb., II. glpp. - Der
Strife in ben yllnipn 9ullenzStd6lz
iperfen in Nleranoria, ND Die 300 On
9eiteQten in Den WeiBble6nerten me-
gen 9lnitelung zines Ri4t=llnioniIten
Die 2lrbeit nieDerlegten, lit beigelegt
pproen. Der Wtann lit pieber entz
laiIen poroen.
Sir neun Stunben.
Ptttsburg 9a., II. g2op. -
Die 2otaIzllnion Der aueiien=2r6eiz
ter, 500 Ntunn itart, Bat einen Strife
gegen Den Gontrattor 9eorse 8uduz
nan beI6lofIen. Die Union perlangt
Die Ginfiibrung Des neunitiinbigen Or
beitsta9es, Der BON onoeren Gontratz
loren bereits 3ugeitanben poroen lit.
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es f0roert Die &orpufen5.

G7rau q ... fitI juu,r5a!5 "A Tlonat,n burA
t;n bstanoio,s 5rausrl,i6sn in R0rp'rg,pi4t as
bor 10 out - 8fure. 5is st5raubt, RiHOtu, Gis
len, sbpti.ddurs, Gbinju uHo m,5rsrt GuSue b,r
istt ri,l ctprisitutH G,6timmit,l, Joni. ousrf.G
STi:ftIoneH uuo nurD, inmu ibIimm.r. Fann
btqaru ft nit il DDaps Sar updrits
liGu3t ls.Ht uHo ~ tlusm U1oHat Habm
r, 10 4funD ;u. Saa lux Ias 9troabrts 4, sinG
3uuI5mt i'm &orp,rgcrUict uuo 'ln. abna5ms bes
G,iDtus I'm anal Dionl:,H f0ur ft UoutaHOia BON
p,r gtcorrbta 9sbti uHo ~ itts Utenaitn batt. fG
RfuHo On G.DI5t Juoss
II m nj { H. sic n jest b4ia uRo gtuno. vie
trant.u Iam,n io1tsu SariG iGpGTilIiGs
R,i icIosHt sjHUtbmsH.
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ScbenSig aer0Ifct.

3otpanDa, a, ga, II. NoD. - Sin
T4redli4er llnfaa erei9nete ii6 in Or
peu 5olpnibip. Die 18 Sabre olte
Qgnes Wtapnarb fam bei'm 3ubereiten
oes Wtittagsmuble5 Dem 9erbfeuer gu
na9e unD ibre &leiOer gerietben in
8ranb. Die Mlutter bes W1GD6ens
mahte ben @eriu9, bic 6lammen gu
I0i6en, ieoo4 o6ne Grfolg. 9us NlGoz
den erlitt 8ranopunben, bic nu6 fur
ger 3eit ben Sob berbeifiibrten unb bic
W2utter perbrannte lire 9dnbe berurt,
Dab iie amputirt per0en miiiien.
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6nlncnrs Girhens SnbilGum.

= l. 7 i I ;, 10. JtpDember.- Die
st. 8incent De Paulz" "&ir6e bier
ielbit beging 6eute Die 5eier i6res So
jdbrigen 8eitebens. 9a8 9ottes6aus
mar berrlih fir Die 9elegenbeit gez
i4miidt. @r3bii6of &ain celebrirte
eine Pontifical=MeiIe uno Gr5bif4of
Rpan belt Die 6eitpreOigt. Nu9 @r3s
8ii6of SreIano nu6m an ben erbebenz
ben Geremonien She'll. 2lbenbs rebete
Batter 5romin Gpnrab, .. g. g., in
oeuti6er Sprd6e.
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@ritrre SrirgseniIdGnigung fur
Sapnn.

8ai btngto 0 n, II. Nob. - Der
iapanii9e 9eiunbte bat einSelegrumm
bes SnbaIts erbalten, bab China ii9
5ur 3a6Iung elmer lpeiteren &risgsz
entT6Gbigung in Der 90be BON breiBig
MiQionen Sael5 am 16. g2opember
1895 fir bic 8dumung 2iaoz3ung's
Qnbeifdbid oelnd6t bat.
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Sin intrrcinutcr Iunn

80 inpna, Winn., 10. Nopem6er.
- Sm MiIIiifippi unfpeit oes lIfers
bat man bier Elm 6abr3eug alter 8au=
art gefunoen. 9afelbe lag pier SUB
unter bem i6lammigen 8oben un6 lit
aus fdperen, ei6enen YIanten 6erqez
itelt, pelae bur6 banbgeI9mieoete
NGgel 3uiammengebaIten fperoen.Ma
Dsrmutbet, buB bus S6iff gu Der Grz
petition be5 6ran3pien q. gerrott oez
bort bat, Der bier 81 8eginn bes II.
SSubrbunbert5 eine befeItigte 6unbelsz
g}ieoerlafung anlegte, beren 3uinen
nod 6eute iihtbar limb uno iib in fur
ger @ntfernung BON Der 5unbitGtte bes
6ubr3euges befinben.
Sturm amf Der GIbc.
0amburg, 10. Nobember.- Sin
beftiqer Noropeit=Sturm BAT lebte
Na6t bier unb in Der llmgegenb ie6r
i6linm gsbuuit. Wtebrere Sga6rseuge
in Der Gl6e limb geIunfen, bod W2enz
f6enleben gliidli4er 8eiie ni6t per-
loren gegangen.
Sabn- Goaiiton. - Gin SoOter, elf
Serlcbtc.
2onoon, 10. NObember. - Sin
GrprsB3ug Der r8reut Nortbern9abn"
ItieB beute Bel ct. Reot5 in 6untingz
oonihire nit einem Gra4t5uge 5uiamz
men. Die leBten WaggOns besS9neGz
5uges entgletiten uno II Der 8aFagiere
tpurDen perleBt. Gin 3eiIenber fanb
ieinen Sob auf Der Steqe.