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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-02-11

Il HAVE HEARD NO NEWS. WHAT is IT|'
what amused, 81 don't know why /
should not answer you if 1 please, but
l think ought to know your motive in
asking before trust you with the in
formation"
Tom paled little at the word "in-
formation" but said again, simply:
'SYes."
WELL" the girl said, wonderingly,
after another long pause, what is your
motive? What has happened? Why do
you wish to know?"
Because / myself want you" said
Tom.
Fearfully blunt, very inelegant. But
Tom, you know, was no diplomat, and
at that moment every feeling and pulse
in him went its natural way and took
the shortest course without reflection
or sense of proportion.
After little the surprised and moved
girl said, softly, but with not quite a
steady voice:
Then why have you not told me be-
fore?" al"
Because Lam poor"
That is not good reason"
"You are rich. The two facts to-
gether make good reason"
II am not rich. I have small sub
sistence-a bare independence"
"Any independence is riches" said
Tom.
The girl replied to this remark by an
ingenious look of admiration. Then
there was a silence, in which Tom was
as obstinate as before, but he was pale
and his expression wholly unassuminy
Then the girl, who had an originality
and directness of her own not unwor-
thy OF Toms, arose and said, quietly:
"Well, win answer your inquiry hon
estly. l am not engaged, but think /
shall be-" And Tom, a shade paler
than before, withdrew without word.
After he had gone the girl cried a
little. Then, with misty eyes, she sat
down at her window, which, though in
the city, commanded view of one large
tree that had become very companion
able to her. Then she began to examine
herself, which process she continued
for week, with intervals of deliber-
ately turning and fixing her mind to
other matters, for she knew that the
eye must not stare too long at any OBJ
ject which it would see plainly. Then
she wrote to Tom as follows: "My
friend, told you / was not rich, which
was true. But even then was begin
ming to grow rich. l have made some
progress, but can go no further without
yonr aid.
Toms humility was not sure of the
meaning of this dear epistle, but he lost
no time in going to inquire-and he was
made very happy. Chicago News.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-02-11

Toms humility was not sure of the
meaning of this dear epistle, but he lost
no time in going to inquire-and he was
made very happy. Chicago News.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-02-11
TOM MARVIN'S WAY.

SAY, Tom," said
one of a group Of
young men, swho
had been consult
ing with much
chuckiing a n d
laughter as they
stood around a
stove in the base
mcnt of a large
wholesale house;
81 say, have you
heard the news?"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-02-11
The Snail Raising Industry.

Snails are great delicacy, they say.
Anyhow, enough of them are eaten by
the gourmets of Europe to make the
raising of snails on large scale profit
able. Switzerland has regular snail
farms. Not long ago 10000 snails.
weighing two tons, were shipped from
AIeiringen to Paris in one day.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-02-11

HOUR.
"Well, / thought he would weaken at
that, anyway" Nor were they quite
unconcerned at the possible result of
the Joke" when they followed Tom
closely enough to see him at once
leave the store with planner as full of
purpose as his movements commonly
were. What might he not do in his
undiplomatic way SO horribly prompt,
so utterly unself-conscions, uncere-
monious. simple and undisguised?
Be it said here that e was in associa-
ton with the same girl that Tenn had
perpetrated one of his singular veraci-
ties during his stay at resort on
small lake the previous summer, and
the story had transpired in some way.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-02-11

Trunks, valises and baggage con-
trivances generally are protected by
1888 patents.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-02-11

There are 636 patented fuel or meth
DDS of preparing wood, coal and COX
for use.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-02-11

There are patents for scrubbing
brushes and brooms to the number of
1884.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-02-11

Thereare $3.50 models of differ
ent kinds of steam boilers in our pa
tent office.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York. April PA reactionary
tendency i'm the stock market to-day,
chiefly in the IndustriaIs, was attend
ed by a decreased amount of business
50 far as the general market was con
cerned. A few active shares register
ed respectable totals but the specula-
ton centered i'm the Industrials with
Sugar and Tobacco the star performers.
The first named oyershadowcd the
market i'm point of activity, figuring
for one-forrth Of the entire trading
Sugar shaded off a fraction early, on
the news that the German sugar bOun-
tv bill in the Reichstag had passed its
second reading. The latest modifica-
ton IN ;hC bill has been in the di;tc-
ton of increases. This stock s9on
rallied ia to 1855, but late i'm the
day a flood of sales depressed the price
Az per cent to 121$4. Tobacco was
prominent early and on large pur-
chases rose 25s per cent to Is. The
advance was partly ascribed to the re-
port IN the shutting-down of some OF
the opposition plants. A partial re-
cession followed which, late in the day,
received momentum through free sell
ing by insiders and the price fell to
10H. The closing was at a rally OF
dDOuU d iBOlub lIOll Uile low ASfCls
Railway bt nds were less active but
were firm. Some material gains oc-
CURED in The usually inactive mort
cages but tie changes in the speeula-
tive issues were slight. The sales
were $1,472. 900.
Government bonds improved slightly
on dealings Of $4,000. In State is
sues the sales were 100000; Virginia
Centuries rose to 6214 but closed at
81 bid
NEW YORK, April 2t--Mcuav on cs Ill
easy at 9 : 291 per cent: last 'oau ~, closed
It Ok per cent Prime mercantile 7aper
| ~ @516 PER cent. Sterling Iehange fteady,
with actual business ia bankers' bills at
As. 5Sa4 sSM for dem nd and 4 s7l< Gt4 SIX
f.,~ 80 DAVIS Posted rates Le8a14 &, ard
4.S904 s935. Commercial bills 4s69z.
Bar silver 67sz. Silver certificates 67ZS1
eSM Texicsn dollars - Government
| bonds firm. State bonds dull Railroad
bonds finn
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NAVAL STORES.

NEW YCRK, April "a zrssfu firm
strained ecu mon 10 coed { 9f020J
TuTpent.le- Sirn ST lSM6f9M.
CHARLEsTCsj, April r. --Hos'n flrln al
81 40Gbl.50
Firm at IS.
w lI.AINaIGA. april "A hosln steady,
strained a As, 60, strained 3 20 sgif
it steady at 2sG4z55S ar stesdy E 90.
r1rpelF ne tea ~; hazG $50 SOFT
S1.70 virgin 81 3d.
eAgAEN . April ~ -Gpigiss IurpentiDe
arm ut 2 u ss.iss $50
t.Sssia tlr.u gYRtai ante s&10 Wiua3yv
,lass @2tU, H. q g.. M fl rs: 4. sI65.
C5, III. SI69 q #3.55 r. sL55 u, IS
~ IS. u s. IS, b, 81 t5; Il $l55 s les
$40
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Caused by the Prospect Of An
other Large Crop.
BUT WHEAT TURNS STRONG
The Bears Scared by Late Seed
ing Of Spring Wheat.
AND CLINICS BUGS IN KANSAS
Sugar and Tobacco Star Performers
in the Stock Market Figuring
for One-Half the Entire
Trading.

New York, April 24-The bun inter-
est worked the cotton market up a
point or two at the outset this morn
ing but cables did not come to suit
and the market, worked within a
range of 6 points, gradually sagged
and closed barely steady with prces
nominally unchanged to 3 points low
err. The weakness was increased Ivy
bearish prejudice based on the large
new-crop theory, but local traders arc
intimidated by further Indications Of
manipulation May notices to the eN-
tent of 1000 bales were stopped to-day
by two prominent houses. In addi-
ton to this, it is said that 1900 bales
are to be shipped out Of the New Yorl,
stocN 70 London and as much more
to Liverpool.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-25
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE April a ea Fr1
Western superItne s2.50ga2.50; 30 a.. r
~ 90; family ~ 55E 2 ~ @lursr vheal
pateut s3 a004lo, sprcE Wreat paIep
S175@39g. oo. spring whpj4b strBierts
zs.50s4y.GJ.
N neat t-aGy. -uol T007C15: plil
=, HAY 6939Mby9s July 6s5S@G95l; ~ Z
red Southern wnEaL semitic a
CO do IN grade 7G075.
Corn Firm spo, AID ApriI 811fG3 q
My 59G@a,1 n June 85M bid; JUN 36H
err ), bile co q 35MI36, 40. yellow corn
II
Oatg-Fi IN; No. Whibs wesGern 26l
26J6; no mixed western do 24L02y
Rye-Quiet; No. 2, 40z4l for near by;
42m43 for western.
HaV-Fifn, GO to choice TimcJ ~
@l6. 509l7 10.
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All orders from distance will receive
prompt attention, expenses paid one way.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-25
- 4(17 bales.
HIRRARD,S -COTTON LEIIER.

New York, April a. Special Our
market has been more active at adj
vancing prices under many rumors oil
manipulation for Liverpool or New
York operators with the result.not only
OF forcing the short interests 30 cover,
but to increase the conservative tenn
per with which merchants have beer
regarding the market for some time
past So far about 10000 bales nave
been taken for shipments. If these
shipments continue we may advance
further, but the main factor that must
govern our prices eventually is that the
crop is now progressing faVorabiy ex-
cept possibly in some sections oflieorgia
and South Carolina, whore rain is be-
ginning TO be needed. Lack Of rain IN
the Atlantic section is not regarded
seriously as the proximity Of the sec
tion To the ocean usually brings rain
during the spring at needed intervals
Every one here is in doubt on account
of the threatened manipulation and
we are not wiser than our merchants
The closing was barely steady. The
taking up Of the delivery having little
if any effect upon our present. market
We need new speculative buying from
outside sources, and bal crop accounts
and improved demand from spinners.
HUBBARD BROS. d co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-25

IAN UW"L3iH77I-3 F-|E7sFl9' ID -LI- s
FIour. Steady; spring patents 8} 10a
8a5; s5rai8his s2s1@255; winter
RI. ex9ort bakers' So 0Og1z35 Whsa+
No. 2, spriuss, e3k; 30 3, spriur ESQ
63s<; No 9 red, 65HM6f% Connie. g.
wciue 29Hns92%, 80. Yellow Oat
No 4, 49, No. white lgZn19@ 20
3, white 1915@0A Rye-No. 2, 35I. Bar
lei nominal, 10. 3, No 4. -. Flax
Lard per 100 lbs, "a sT1l "a 80. Short rib
sides 0oOael -----: HTY-v5iGa1 shoulder
boxed AZ short clear sides, boxed) 48S0
AZ. WbisEey disGllers' finished goods
ner gallon. s1.22
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TOTAL NET RECEIPTS.

New York, April 24-The following
are the total net receipts of cotton at
all ports since September, 1895:
Galveston, 500, 425 bales; New Orleans,
COS, BOB bales; Mobile, POI ,i51 bales;
Savannah, 7t7,146 bales; Charleston,
274.663 bales Wilmington, 167,152
bales; Norfolk. 314,862 bales, Baiti-
more, 39,963 bales: New York. 4,642
bales: Boston, 137, 1853 bales; Newport
News, l4.629 bales: Philadelphia, 3D.
$50 bales: West Point. Va, 40, 896
bales; Brunswick, 74,340 bales; Port
Royal, 1862 bales; Pensacola, 6,433
bales; Texas City, 53,273 bales; Total,
4 .921 $40.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-25
Wedding
~

and other Gifts.
Your inspection of our stock is re-
quested, whether you purchase or not.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-25
THE BEST
SPRING MEDICINE I:

Is SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. Don't
forget to take it. Now is the time you
need it most TO wake up your Liver. A
sluggish Liver brings on Malaria, Fever
and Ague, Rheumatism, and many other
ills which shatter the constitution and
wreck health. Don't forget the word
REGULATOR. 1t is SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR you want. The word REG
uLATOR distinguishes it from all other
remedies. And, besides this, SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR is a Regulator of the
Liver, keeps it properly at work, that your
system may be kept in good condition.
FOR THE BLOOD take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR. 1t is the best blood
purifier and corrector. Try it and note
the difference. Look for the RED Z
on every package. You wont find it on
any other medicine, and there is no other
Liver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR the Kingof Liver Remedies.
Be sure you get it.
j. II. Zeilin s. Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-25
nhIss Maggie Rees
2s9 Fa~a1&evillS srra@t

Me- ANTED.--me VINO win work for S75
w month salary or large commission
selling staple goods by sample to dealers
Experience unnecessary. Writeus. House.
hold Speciality Co, " W. 4th 81. Cincinnati,
Ohio
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-25
NEW ORLEANS.
0THER MARKETS.

Boston. steady, 1-16; 800 bales.
Wilmington, firm, z 3-16; s92 bales.
Philadelphia. firm, $40; III bales.
Savannah, quiet and steady, 81;
970 bales.
Norfolk, quiet ~ 4o7 bales.
Baltimore, nominal, SO; 436 hales.
New Orleans, steady, 7 1l-16; 1.l29
bales.
Augusta, quiet and firm, "a; 81
bales.
Charleston, steady, 7Hs; "A bales.
New York, quiet, s lis; = bales.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-25
aRAIN AND PRoDUcE MARKETs.
CIICAGC

Chicago, H., April "a. The seeding
Of spring wheat in the northwest and
reports or chinch bugs having made
their appearance in the Kansas wheat
fields made a week wheat market
strong to-day. May closed at GAIA or
"a over Yesterdays price and Gz over
the opening price. Corn aud oats
gained a trifie, provisions also made a
slight advance
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NEW YORK.

New York, April 24.-Cotton Spot
closed quiet unchanged; sales, 651
bales.
Futures opened steady; sales $500
bales.
Futures closed barely steady; sales,
144. 500 bales.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-25
Horses and Mules.

have leased the sales ana boarding sta.
tin and BlOunt streets and have on hand
now about fifty head OF West Virginia
horses and mules, suitable for driving
draught and farm work. This stock Ia
bought direct from the farmers who raised
it. large supply OF horses will lie kept NJ
all times, and we can supply your needs.
j. w. LlTTLEPAGE,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-25
Notice of Exeeutrlx.

Having qualified as executrix Of the last
will and testament OF Paul r. F8ison, de-
ceased, this is to notify all persons having
claims against said deceas ea TO present
them to me or my attorney, Ed. chambers
Smith, on or before March 18th, 1887, or this
notice viii he plead in barry of their recOv-
cry. And all persons ind, bted to said de-
ceased are notified to make payment 60 me
on my said attorney at once
ANNIE Fl FAIEOE,
Ext cutrix Of the last viii and testament of
Paul F. FaisoD, deceased, Raleigh, N. Q.
March ID 1896
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

cisarrenf0rmise GIusmui4ine seiaber
1uuo Menidemitimmen BON (berfelber
aeb0rt lhaben. 8atpobner bon DAT.
lano MOLTEN Dor einigen Nd4ten bal:
iepbe seIeben jbaben. Der 8eri@t tibet
bas gebeimntbpoQe 2uftidiF murb'
iiber ben sanaen Staat Iperbreitet uni
peuuria4te pielen @pab. jba ct fir eins
@rfmoung gebalten puuoe.
9eute aber 'bringt 'pas ~Gbronicle"
cine untepreb,tn9 mutt George s. Sol:
Tins, einem o4sbaren bieitsen Mbpotas
ten, pel&er lagt, toab bas 2ufti4tH
cine Wirtlidteit unb bab es bottom:
men pdbr lei, 'oab Is enoli@ selungen
lei, Elm erfolsreides 2ufti4tf ber3u:
itellen. Die @a4e lei ibm idon iei1
'ldnserer 3eit betannt, ba er Der On
pd(t oes GRINDERS lei. 2eBterer lei
elm iebr rei9er Mann unb babe 1if
1eit fiinfsebn Sdbren mutt benz Stuoi=
um bon Tluamaf4inen bel6Gftiat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03
GcfttQer 8lisaaro.

9emper, @ulo., 81. Nop. Der
guobe S4nee lturm, rpelher felt 3tpei
Su9em ii9 % ttpdrts BON Der Paciftcz
&iiite Tmdlot, erreid)te Denper geltern in
Der eriten Morgenitanoe. IS fisl
14neq t9aalember @4nee Gis gegen
Mbenb. 0ann tldrte !it4 'bas Mettr
an1f. Colorado :9atte i'm @on5en pez
mig gu 1etbe1. '@&tpen jdoo@ &anias
1drbo Mebrasta, tpelde bic gan3e Mu@t
bes Sturanes 3at erbulben batten. MQe
53ilge liefen tpeuipdtst Elm, arrdo bic telez
gpapbli&e @eubinhlpns init Omaba,
'@awlas @itp rwdo benz Often lit totol
untetbroden. 'sSn Denper 1T 'bas @etz
ter be1e t(ar u1to tdlt.
8erihte aug winntpeg, man., mel
Iben, |bab ber f@tpeuit tie 8lt35aub felt 10
Sd4ren in ber oano6ii&en prupim3
tpit6et. Sm Winuipog liegt ber @&nee
8 bis 10 GuB bo@. Ser @tuum raj
in elmer @ei@pimoigteit BON so Meiten
|bte @trrdbe. Ollie Sefepbom< utb ST.
1esrapbenlinien 'iimb 1utdoergebro4en,
unb Der @iierbdbnperte6r total unterz
brod3en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03
Bon Cuba,

8 d, %. Nobember. General
taptan Wepler lit 9e1te Mbenb aus BET
prooin5 pinur bel @io bier eingetrof
fen. @eine @iidtebr 9at gu pielem
@erebe @eranlnfung 9egeben; aber Big
ieBt lit es unmDg1ih sepeien, bic tpab=
rem @riinbe 5a1 erfabren, tpurum ct ieir
3pmmuntbo perlaKem fat unb nu@ bel
@aa1phtabt aplriidgete9rt lift. sic Mtz
litdrbe96rbep tponen abf ola1t nidt ibe'
ben @egenxtumb ipredm.
I9apono. %. Mop. Die erite b<:
fimmt @rtCdrarg BON @enenal=& api:
tin Meprer, '1eitbem ct perf0nli4 Der
OberbsfeN iiber bic fpamafden Trup:
pen II, plnar bel Rto iiberloammen bat
eubielt elm &or refponbent bes 81:
9iberul" bon Mabrtb md9renb etne1
unterrdbung NIT bem @enerul=R api=
tin gu Saco, MeuASom @hrfitobal.
General MeYler eutldre, bah ct nit
benz 5e1balug in Pinur bel Rio 10 tpeii
duBerit 5ufriaoem fei. ST fpra& feline
2Qbit4t babtn aus, bab er Die Speraz
tipnen in pimar bel Rio tpentgitena
no4 Is big 20 Sage 1elber bsaufiidtiz
gen tperbe, uanb filgte bin3u:
uMarten sic zig Met9na4t; bis
Damn tperben mir Der @epoh1tion ben
Snbesitob beriebt Aaben."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

2onbon, "a. Mop. Das @retu=
tiptpmite Der 2onboner Dodarbeite1
9at cine Depei4e Der %itreitenoem 9az
f%enarbeiter bon 9amburg erbalten, in
tpetbes es eriudt tptrb, alles in ietne1
Modt 8efinblide gu Hbtln, UNI 9omz
burger @aAmpfer, bic &o9len einmebz
men tuollen, bapoa1 gu peubinbern. sic
&ub(entrd9er in 9ombuue bei&IoHen
geltern, ii@ Iber f%trettenben Dodaubeiz
term an3ui9fieBen. Deie MoBnabme
miub ale Dampfer' tpet@t in 9amburg
&ublen tinaunsHmen pfleaten, 3pin9en,
ibren @sburf anberstpo gu beden.
@olten bic 2onborer Mrbeiter ii4
glei9faqs tpeigern, lbie IN bic GbonIe
e~inlaufenben Dompfer init &oblen gu
berfeben, 10 tpiirbe bas ben 9amburser
@treiterm in 9euporro9enpber Metie BEL
fen.
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" oropro3:k In YariS.

puris, %. Mpp. Die prp3eIii=
runs Der fiinf peu ionen, 1pel4e arasez
tOa9t iimo, im ssySapnt II. SO. bic olte e.
centrii4e plnb geiai9e @aronin be @alz
lep ermoroet 3u baben, 3iebt alI9emeiz
ne Mlfmeutiamtdit aluf fi@. Dt @a<
ronin, 1pd4e 80 SATIRE dlt tpar, 1purbe
eines Maorsens getnebelt urdo itranguz
Cirt in tbrer Mubmumg an Der @ue
Pentbibre gefunben. Sie ioq cine
&)o9ter |bes @rafen Monbela gerpeien
fem. Stt mar mbit Giirft Metterei@
apdb ipdter init beu @4utftftellerm Sc
onge @ootb tbefreunbet alnb 1pielte tpdb=
renb bet 9erri@aft 2ubtpig pbiltpp's
unb Mapoleon's beg Drttten eine berz
porra9enbe molle. Mtt aunebmemben
Qrlter tp1rbt is iebr ercentri19 uno
geiaig. Ste bulbete mi4t, baB tbre
3immer gereint9t murben, unb fiibrte
elm Qetb9a1ddft obn< Qicen3. Dabur4
fam fie mutt 2euten her nieberen @la1z
fe in 0erbinbhm,g unb 1purbe burd
fot@t ermprbet. Gs banbelte ftd >ln
etnen @a1tbmorb, benn Mues, mas muir
irgeab npeIfe1p Mertb batte, mar aus
i4rer Wobn1ng fort9ei&ufft aporben.
Ser proaeb gesen bic flint Mn9ez
tla9ten 9etan9te guam @5&luB. Ribz
gen a1nb 9rusl, bic bejoen ei9entltdm
M6rber, tpurbert gu lebensldrg1ider
@trofurbeit, unb 2egutnep, Der Sobn
Der Dienerirt bet 8aronim, meldem bic
leBttre u1s Mooptipidbn bebamoelt fat
te, tpurbe gut 3ebn Sobrem @in5elbaft
perurtbdilt. Gr 1par Derjeniee, tpelz
der Ii@ Ibie S4liiiiel BON ben 3imz
mer,1 Der Grmorbeten lperi 4aFte unb
Na@i&liNet ma@en lieb. Gerrano
,muroe 31 fiinf Sabren @efdmgniB Der
urtbetlt. @uBerbem tpurben ale @ier
3u fdhperen @elbi trafen perurtbeilt.
Durrtn, der De1uunciant, tpurbe freiz
gs1pro4en.
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Erairicieuer

GUTHRIE, Otlobpma, 81. Nop.
9ie @e9enb BON &oAele inn Seminoz
lsn99ebiete tpa,roe BON einem pspbee=
renoen prairiebrunbe beimgel1&t. IS
pidu 9emeQbet, 0ab 16 Men1den in
bem Slammen l1m9etommen ieien. Sin
tutfolildes Mifipnsgebdube tpuroe
bur6 bic belbenmiitbi9sn Nni tren9unz
gen 'ber Npnnen 5reoa unJo &irt &C.
rettet. 9ieI e Ibav0em Nonnen betGmpfz
ten 5pei Stunoen larg bic 5lammen
nit mi7en pouenen 9eden unb rettez
ten bias 2e6en pon oipan5ig inotaniz
96en 3Oglingen. 9as Teuer tpurbe bon
elmer Nn5a9l BON 8anbiten ange3iinz
bet, melfe rDr elmer Mn3abl BON
9iilsf mariddqen fluben. 0ie meii item
Der 8erbmnnten tparen 9a0bimbianer.
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7am,pfer 0eihettert.

Gun Jrancisco, Is. Npp. s.
mtro gemetoet, 'bab 'bas grobe &o6len:
|l9iF vSan genito" in Der NGbe pon
ppint Nrena an Der Sill tie Don Cali:
fornia ge16eitert lit. Son ieimer aus
26 2ulten bel tebenoen Manni haf
nuuDen, ME lberihtet tpiro, muir fin
2eute gsretoet. Der ~San 9enito'
mar elm pisrma tiger eilerner 9amp1el
BON $500 Sonnen. gr NOR $50 Juf
lang uno purbe i'm Sabre 1884 ir
@'lasgop gabaut. Gr tpuroe CUR 9e:
f%0rberung Don Rpblcn Don Sacomo
bietber tbenubt uHb mar geitern bis1
fGuig. giner tur5en Scope DIE pon
Yoint Mrenu gemdb itranbete er ndbz
renb zines baftigen Sturmes in Ger
bortigen Ndbe lrno tpiuo gdn5li4 per=
loren gabsn. Cine stpeite 0spei6e BON
Point Mrena melbet, Dab Der San
8emito" bret Meilen bon bort unb cine
Mhtal Meile bonn 2unbe uuf benz 5elz
len felt 1ibt. Sbertngenieur Wooos
urb flint 2uete bes geitrunbeten 9amz
piers befinEbsn 1id auf bem 0ampfer
vPpint Mrena" unb % 2e1te befinoen
1i6 np4 INNER auf Ibem San 8eniz
to-. IS itno bon Der &ettmgsl tatton
o1s &ettungsappurate gel anot NOR
ben. Golgen'be Qeute der 8emanmun9
iinb ertrunten: .. %. Scott, erIter
9ulfsin9enieur; s. Gombon, 5tpeiter
Sngenieur; so. Peroeugait, 9et5er;
Sobn @heriban, S4iHsjun9e, un'b eir
Matroie .
Drei5sbn 2eute wuuben bis jebt ge>
rettet. Gupitdn @mitb uno 81 2eu:e
beftnben ii@ nod inn Suutpert.
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Sin ciT0tS Ado.

Sonupan6u, &c. g., %. Nop,
@4tfstapitdn Wm. 9oneup BON BEN
S4ooner Seattle 8rainaro", tpeld)el
nit 8u1bol3 beluben, BON @bebppgan,
Mi4., bier eintraf, fat auf ieine&
5a6rt fiiu@terli4e @rfabmun9en &C.
ma4t. Gr balf ndmli4 elm Sau BE-
1eitigen u1tD tpuroe babel iIber Bprb
ms eistulte @uHer gei4leltbert. Dis
Welen parfen tim maize gum @teue>
film, mo er cine tleine Settle erfahen
tonnte, bic DOM S4if berabbtng, Die
Manni4of 6atte ibn perloren gegeben.
'6is enbli4 na4 elmer 9a06en @trmoe
feline 9iilferufe pernommen purbe1,
Wls er oprf Ded eebrodt tpurbe, par
er beindbe iteif sefroran. Ser &apiz
tdm perlor $3.50 oats ieiner 9ai4e,
pGi6remb er iih iiber 8orb bafanD.
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Yabnfrcpler an Der glrbcit.

Cult Safe gitD, Is. Nop,
l1nmittelbor por Der Mntl1nft bes lib
1ib gebsnoen 3uges Der nnion Paci=
ficz8a9n, pelder @benbs elm 8ierte]
nu4 iieben ll6r, in Ibem ~oier3i9 Meiler
n0rb@4 BON bier g%elegsnen &appiQ'
fdqig mar, entoedte elm 8dbnbeoienit tie:
ter, mie @abnfrepler bus @elet1e Der:
harritabirten Mls CT auf lie 3ulief
tpurbe er init S4iifen empfangen, mo-
auf bic @9urten entfluben.
'@ie batten 8abnidnelIen iber baS
@eleiie ge1eet unb a1ugeni@einlt@ tpa1
es ibre 4b1i4t, ben paHogier5ug 5u1
@ntgled1 Jung gu bringen aanto gu berauz
ben. Die poli5ei in Garmington bat
brei pe1bGhti"e &erle in 9aft genomz
men.