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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-01-15
Notice for Publication.

AAaAA t-AaN re Las tANNfHF - H = =
september 25Fe., 1896.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler Ags filed notice OF her intcn-
ZION TO make final proof in support OF her
claim. and that said proof viii he made be-
fore ". S. George, us. Conf Commissioner,
az COonDy, New Mexico, on November 18th,
1886, viz.
SARAH c. LENNON, who made Home
stead Entry No. 1882 for the NEa SCI, SEX
r. % ".
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and Oultiya
tiOu of. said land, viz.
JAMES BiaZZart, Alamo Brown, David W.
Lennon, and Melvin Swapp, all of Luna,
New Mexico.
EDWIN =. SLUDHR,
Register.
Fist publication October 1856.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-01-15

First publication Oct SO.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-01-15
Newspaper Laws

DR.. Tuckerman, editor Of the Work
man, Cleveland, has taken some pains
to collect and compile the decisions Of
the United States court on this subject
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-05-11

Congressman Settle has introduced
a bill granting pension TO Mrs. M.
Fl. Morgan, of White Sulphur
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-05-11
HOMEGROWN Tobacco.

In Connecticut there is hardly a
farmer who does not raise tobacco.
The Connecticut leaf is particularly
valuable for wrapping purposes, and
also eXcels in flavor. In Ohio the
growers say that the total expenses
of their crops average $S5 per acre,
but they find tobacco growing profit
able even at those figures, There is
said to be- a growing belief among
American tobacco consumers that
homegrown tobacco equals the inn
ported article. Tobacco is grown in
at least dozen states, Pennsylvania
leading in the amount of production,
while Ohio has 10000 acres given up
to the culture, and an average crop Of
30,000s000 pounds.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-05-11
Ike HIS SHOES.

How much man IS like his shoes;
For Instance, both sole may lose:
Both have been tanned. Both are made
tight
BY cobblers Both get left and right.
Both need a mate to be complete,
And both are made to go on feet
With shoes the last is first; with men
The first shall be the last, and wEer
The shoes wear out they're mended new
When men wear out, they're men dead, too,
They both need healing; oft are sold;
And both in time turn all to mold
They both are trod upon and both
VIII tread on others, nothing 10th.
Both have their ties, and both incline,
When polished, in the world to shine
They both wear caps; each has a tongue
And both are laid on laps when young
And pounded for their future good.
They both get strapped and understood,
A shoe-peg's in; a man pegs out;
They both want awl, beyond doubt;
Both lose the shapes they used to own
And by their letters both are known;
Both have their uppers: both, when small,
Will make much suffering befall;
Both need much brushing every morn
And both in acres SOW the corn;
And both are Sickers. Would you choose
To be a man, or be his shoes2
III. G. Dodge, in Chicago Sun.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-05-11

Munich breweries possess 1868
freight cars, in which their beer is
taken to all parts of Europe, includ-
ing Spain, Turkey, Italy and Russia.
Erlanger breweries have AZ cars,
Kulmbach 1870, and Nuremberg 90.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-05-11
THE TEN BEST POEMS.
Short Pieces Bearing the Divine
Stamp of Genius.

Stamp of Genius.
An interesting though perplexing
task for the fancy of erudition is here
proposed:
"To the Editor of the Sun: Sir:
viii you please name the best ten
short poems in the English language?
eli. d."
Before the choice is attempted we
must agree what poem is short. Com
pared with that great epics, 'Comus
and Sohrab" and "Rustum" are short.
Compared with the latter: "Lucidas"
and the 'Pied Piper" are short. If
these four were eligible they would
have to be among the ten. 'LAl-
legro" and "Blenheim" are shorter
still. But, interpreting our CORE
spondent's wishes by his words, we
will choose from the truly short only.
In so doing, it will be well to say that,
to prevent the list from being
swamped by Shakespeare or Milton,
we will take but one poem from each.
Again, that one will be chosen some
what arbitrarily, without prejudice to
its rivals. With these preliminary
explanations we venture upon selec-
ton:
Sonnet, "When in Disgrace"
shakespeare.
"BannOckburn" (Burns).
"The Tiger (Blake)
"Pibroch of Donald Dhu" (Scott).
"Bugle Song" (Tennyson).
Sonnet, "When l Consider" (Mil-
tom.
"Hohenlinden" (CampbelD.
"Brahma" Emerson).
DAT the Church Gate" (Thackeray)
"Gunga Din" (Kipling).
The list of others, running from
more unalloyed sentiment to more in
tense and purely distilled poesy, is by
no means brief But, looking among
the short poems bearing the divine
stamp of poetic genius, for the vivid,
the picturesque, the lyrically com
plete, the intellectually impressive,
and the passionately inspiring, the
ten given above are certainly very |
powerful claimants for their places. |
And what a marvellous lot they are!-I
N. Y. Sun,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-05-11
RAILROAD WITHOUT CARS
Its Complete Rolling Stock Consists
Of One Locomotive.

There is a railroad in Oregon over
which passes an enormous traffic. all
though the line does not possess a
single car. 1t is located upon one of
the highest elevations Of the west
slope of the Cascade mountains. in
the heart of what has been until a
comparatively recent date an almost
inaccessible region. Itslength is five
miles, and it circles and twists in that
distance until it resembles the trail
of a mammoth serpent. 1t repre-
sents the most difficult achievement
Of the lumbermen of Oregon.
The only feature Of theroad except
the line itself that resembles the or
binary narrow gauge railroad is the
1S-ton Baldwin locomotive which
forms the power that pulls the
freight. This freight consists of
logs which will average a size equal
to that of the engine boiler. These
logs are formed from the trees which
are felled by the red-shirted lumber
men in the employ of the Bridal Veil
Lumber company. After being cut,
the logs are rolled to the nearest point
on the railroad. They are then ar
ranged in line, huge staples driven
in each end, sections of heavy chain
attached to the staples, forming a
train of logs. The foremost Of these
logs is then chained to the engine
which hauls it and its companions
upon the roadbed of the line.
The railroad is narrow gauge, three
feet. 1T is constructed on the same
principle adopted by the regulation
roads over which cars pass, with one
exception. Stout plank is nailed to
the ties and it is upon this founda-
ton that the logs rest as the engine
pulls them along. The rails act as
guards to prevent the logs leaving the
track. In this manner the timber is
conveyed from the point at which
The engine takes it in charge to the
beginning of the two-mile fume that
leads from the end of the first section
Of the road to what is called the chute
pond, a small body of water located
about half mile from the mill where
the logs are turned into lumber.
In order that the logs may slip cas-
lily along the roadbed, the plank
nailed to the ties is kept thoroughly
creased, except at sharp grades, where
the momentum of the logs is sufficient
to cause them to slide easily.-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-05-11
crncU4 p COURT DIRECTORY

TBfeos-First Monday In February
three weeks third Monday In May-term two
weeks first Monday In September-term three
weeks.
HRfsTIAN Fourth Monday in February
term six weeks; First Monday In June--teim
term six weeks.
CALLowAv.--seoond Monday in April-term
three weeks First Monday in August-term
two weeks Second Monday in November
-term three weeks.
LyoN.--First Monday In May-term two
WeeKs, first Monday In AugUst-term Two
weeks, first Monday IN september-- term Two
weeks.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-05-11
Has Almost Trebled.

George Peabody's donation Of 49,
100000 for London workingmen's
houses has increased to $4,000, 900
in the "a years since his death. Last
year the trustees of the fund pro-
vided 1867 rooms, besides bath
rooms, lavatories and laundries; 49,
s54 persons occupied them. The
death rate of infants in the buildings
is four per cent, below the average
for London.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25
Neneauela,

Mem Wort, 21. Tebp. Cine Spe=
3ial : Depe5de bes 9eralb bon Cara
cas, @ene3uela, 5ast, baB prdfibent
@respo in fetner 8otlAaft bic @uaz
panazGrase in elmer befinitipen Mei1e
bebanbeln unb ben Mngloz0 ene5uelaz
benz Ron9reB narm CUR Mnz
nabme empfeblen niro, oa BET 9erz
trag bic bette unb bic ein3ise 2Dfuns
bes 10 LANCE 19mebenbe4 @ren5itrettes
@robbrttannien 1T.
IS 1T pabrf@einli@, bab bic Bot
i4aft niht por benz %. ober "a. b. 81.
3ur @erle1uns tommt. Senatoren unb
finben ii9 bereits Elm unb
befpre9en bic tpi9tisen 0orlasen bes
RongreKes. Der Mn9lo : 9eneouelaz
ni1de @ertras 1T ielbitperfdnbli4 bic
ni9tisfte.
Der reue Mnian3 : 8ertrag 5ipif4en
unb Colombia 1T in 8ogoz
ia unter3eidnet porben.
Die @e%gierung bat Der brittf&en
@eie119aft. tpel@e i'm 8efibe bes Welz
(enbre9ers in Ga @uapra 1T, etne Noz
tia 3ugeben laKen. bel @ermeioung
ber Ronae5iionsz @ntaiebung BENT elben
in suten 3uitanb gu perfeben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25
Rad seu, Ruter bon 8Ao $ Garo'
..@ @#L tina.

Olympia. Waib., 81. Tebruar.
Ser @taat Mafbington ftebt i'm Bez
9riH, ale feline Wirtbf4aften unb
S@napsgef4dfte bur@ Mnnabme et>
nes probibitionseeiebes ab3ui@aHen,
tpel&es benz @e5ebe na@sebtlbet it,
tuobur@ Der S&napspertauf in @ao<
Carolina seregelt nirb. Diefe ST.
febesporla9e, unter benz Namer
r@line 8i1" betannt 1T. gum Grftaus
men bes 6auies felbft. NIT AZ 9egen 30
Stimmen i'm 4bseoronetenbauie am
aenpmmer tporben.
Dur@ bas @efeb tpirb bic ga113e
Rontrole bes S@napsbanbels in bic
6Gnbe bes @ouperneurs qelest. Der
@ouperneur errenr,t cine StaatStomz
miiiion, biefe itent @ountptommthd re
an, tpel4e 2~otalbearnte fir ben
.@@nopsperatuf ernennea, pel&er in
einerWeifeg ef@eben mub, bab {dn1mtz
li@e Musgaber bur@ ben proft gebedt
tperben. Die 1rbebtr ber Worlage
re@nen iebt nit @i@erbeit barauf, baB
biefeGbe aud bonn @enat anse,nomn1en
iperben tpirb.
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Osa 9su11tt beSaaes.

Sefferfon Gitp, no. 10.
Geb. Don elmer bier Weilen fiibli4
bon bier gelegenen Garm tpirb Elm
i9redli@er Ga1 BON 9ollputb 9emel=
bet. Das Opfer 1T Sobn GeQtrop,
Elm iunser beutf&er GARNER, unb feline
MISUNDERSTANDING tpirb bon ben Neroz
ten fir unmDgli4 ertldrt. Gel1trpp
>purbe Dor brei Monaten bon etnem
berrenloien 9unbe in bas 8ein &C.
biTen. bea9tete aber. ba bic Wunoe
teine @9meraen peruriahte, biejelbe
ni@t t~peiter, bts ct am persangener
Samftag betm Mittaseilen ploBlt@.
als ct elm @las MaHer trtnten tpolte,
BON f4redliden &rdmpfen befalen
ipurbe. Ser l1nsliidli4e bat tur9tz
bare Oualen. aus5uiteben unb bic
Merate ertldren. bab es elmer Der
Tdle 1T. tpel4er ie i'm
Staate porgetommen 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

Go12ate, Mis.. ID. Jeb gu
friiber Morsenitunoe brad i'm &C.
f&dfts : Centrum bes Sotpns Geuer
aus. tpel4es ben sanaen Ort in Sc
fabr bra@te. Die beige Geuertpebr>
Rompasnie mar auerft our Stene unb
arbeitete beroii&. bts IS mad fe4sftiin'
bigger Mrbeit unb ber 8eibilfe Der ge<
fammten 8irserf@aft eelans, bes
Geuers Qerr 3u tperben. go bel man
geb0rt bat, 1T Nien1anb perlebt. Der
@erluft, Der iib i'm @anaen auf $1O..
600 belauft. unb tbeilipeife bur& 0er>
ii@eruns sebedt 1T. triFt bic folsenben
@ei@dfte: Sobn Weblep, &eftaurant
unb aonbitorei; Sobn Mabonep,
Mirtbf@aft; mi@ael Welf&. @trtb'
f@aft; S@mtbt Brothers, @irtb.
i@aft; g. 8. 8u3bol3, Barbierse.
f@dft; Sobn Me@artbp. G1prebzMgen.
tur; Wurpbp Brothers, Sutpelen. Nu-
fitalien unb Sport<Mrtitel.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

Mien. 16. Gebr. Sn Der Sc
meinbeftube bat es in Der letten Sis
bung bes @emeinberatbs pieber ein>
NAL cine Der bort iibli@ setporbenen
Mabaufeenen seiebt. Der beuti@natioz
male @emeinberatb Somola lieb iih i'm
elmer btbisen Debatte Iber IT.
genb cine ftdbtif4e 4nselesenbeit bon
{einer Grresune 10 melt fortreiben.
bab er ben eriten @icebutbermeiiter
Vi. Rarl 2ueser DHentlt@ einen infas
men 2Igusr f4alt. SIN Nu tparen
Treunbe auf ben Betnen.
Inter benz Nufe: r9inaus NIT benz
Subentne9t" fab ii@ 9omala tros
beftisen @trdubens an bic 1biir &C.
brdngt unb auf biefe tpenis ceremos
niDie Mrt an BET Tortiebung ietner
auf Dr. 2ueser sebinoert.
min es Bel Der banbsretfi&eu
3ure9tmei1ung Somala's ni9t Be-
tuenben laTen, ionbtrn i'm tuesen @b'
renbeletoigung unb 8ef@impfuns &C.
rt9tlt4 belangen lafen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25
Der Guea.GaaaI.

@airo. Megppten, 20. Tebr. Na@
benz 8eri9t bes amertfanif4en 8ene<
ralcon1uls : penfelb in @airo tparen
BE @d@dfte bes Sue3z@anals tpdb<
renb bes p%er9angenen Sabres auber<
orbentli9 gut unb uieien cine Sc
fammteinnabme BON fat mebr tpte 16
MiQionen Dollars auf. Die 3abl
ber @4iFe, tpel4e ben Canal benub=
ten, mar inn q gerinser tpie I'M @or=
iabre, aber Der 9onnensebalt mar bez
beutenber unb bic ginnabmen purber
bur@ bic erobe Mnoabl bon italieniz
f4en @olbaten bermebrt. uel4e bes
arteges in MbeFinien tpegen borthin
gingen obtr bon bort auridtebrten.
@ie britif@en S@iFe tuaren an
53abl geringer, madten aber bod 3tpet
Drittel bes @ertebrs aus, nGbrenb ft@
bic S3abl Der beutf@en S@iHe i'm Ga
nal bermebrte. Bon S@iHen unter
ameritani@er Glagge ging i'm peraan<
sentn Sabr tein ein3iges bur@ ben
Canal.
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Die RlaSe veSen 0tQaro nieoer9e'
f6la0ett.

Mem Oort, 20. .Teb. Das Nd=
bere iber ben @erglei@ auii@en ber
paciic C Manitoba= @ifenz
babnseie1f@aft unb 9enrp Billiard lit
iebt betannt seporben. @s banbelt f&
in benz proae1e amii&en ben genannz
ten parteien barum, bab Billiard uber
bic 8erpenbung bon Bombs i'm Werz
tie bon 4 bis 5 MiIipnen Dollars
@e9nuns ablegen fo0te. Sn benz @erz
glei9, auf @runb beNen &t4ter 2az
combe bonn 8unbesbttrittsgeri4te
beute bic 3laee nieberi&lug, ertlarten
bic RlGser, bab tein @runb fir ben
proaeb porbanben unb bab @tlarb
aner gesen ibn 9eiteQten Torberunsen
entbunben lei. Billiard Fat basegen
feiner{eits auf ale Mnipri&e geaen
Bic @eienf@aft @er3i@t geleiftet. 9as
betreFenbe Document mar am Is. Sa>
nuar bon Gbtpin W. Minter, als prGz
fibenten Der Mortbern pactfc u. Maz
nitobu= Giienbabn9eie1i4af unb bon
9enrp billiard unteroei@net tporben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25
Die ReH Il, Suoten.

8omba y, q. Sch. Der @pe<
3ialberi4terfatter bet Mfoctirten
ber our 53eit bic BON ber GUM
sersnotb bemgefu@ten @esenben Snz
biens befu@t, bat unter anberem aud
in ben bon @insebornen b%epobnten
mittleren @taaten unb benz 8unbel=
tunbzD ifrttt feline Beoba@tungen gez
@eit ben lebten bier Mo@en
finb bic 8epobner Der @entralitaaten
mad benz brtttfden @ebiet
geftr0mt, mo Tie ieBt I'm Nabrung Bet
teln. Die D0refr tpetfen biefe Gli&tz
hinge 3uriid, 10 baB ptele berfelben benz
ausgefeBt iinb. Der Cor
Respondent fanb 5pif4en 3tpet 8abnz
ftattonen flint 2et4en neben benz Sc
leife lie9en. &inber tperoen bon tbren
I'M Std gelaFen, bamtt fe fi&
1elber lire Mabrung fu4em.
Dte @terbli@tett in 8anba 1T erz
f4redenb. Gs 1T bies rtdmlt9 bic am
i@limm1ten BON Der 9ungersnotb
beimgauhte @egenb in ben 8unbelz
funbzpropin5en, mo bon elmer 8ep0lz
bon 100000 Menf@en bolle
200, 900 >auf l1nteritiibung a%ngetpie1en
iinb. Man befir@tet, bab bic 3abl
ber 9llfsbebiirftigen auf 300,OOO'a1z
19tpe1en nirb.
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8euler braud3t &AIfe.

Nem go IT, II. Tebr. Cine De-
pei&e an bic Sun bon 9apana 1ast:
Scr Marquis bon Mbumaba, ber
atpeite i'm Rommanbo auf ber Snfel
Cuba, erbielt am @amftag cine Depe>
fae bon General Mebler, in Der ct
.brinqenb UNI cine @eritdrfung BOZ
5000 Man1 erfu4t, INN tbn tn Gas
gu unter itiben. Obpobl bteie
aus ben 3eitungen gebalten
purbe, 10 1T jie bod in amtltden
Rreifen unb BEL etnhubrei@en Spa
1nierr betannt unb bat grobe @en1az
tion berborgerufen.
Mepler befirdtet bas jeBt i'm San
&c beinblihe @ororingen BON @eneral
@ome3 unb glaubt, baB bic 25,0O0
Mann %reguldrer ipanii@er Sruppe
unter feinem Rommanoo IN 2as Wtl>
lag, auber ben 5000 ober 1000 5rei<
mtliaen unb Guerilla ruppen, mid
genii9en, nm benz cubanii@en 5iibre
entge9en3utreten. f
Die @panier baben. ii& mad ben
@tdbten unb 8efeitigungen sefii4te
unb bas 2anb ber Rontroue bon 60
me3. iberlaKen. Obne @erfGrtuns
magt Mepler ni@t bic @ubaner a13uz
greifen. @ome3 bringt inbeRen bon
einem Ylabe in Der 9ropin5 na4 benz
onbere11 por, obne feline langfame 8ez
tpegung t%pefttpdrts aus benz Muge gu
Gai5en, unb bdlt fomtt Mepler in fteter
l1ngepibbeit beaueli@ ieiner Snten@
tipnet. -L--- -----
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&aubtbtere 1abIret@,

@pencer, Mis., IL. Gebr. Sn
Der umsegenb bon Opener 3eisen fi9
in btefem Winter cine grobe Mnaabl
Wilbtaben unb MSlfe. Soiepb @tes
bradte bier Milbtaben unb Elm anberer
Mann bret W0lfe elm. Sic tperben
bafir prdmien :rbalten. gs beiBt. bab
Moob Gountp teint Prdmien 3ablt. es
tperben besbalb teint @aubtbiere bort
eefangen, ale iinb enttpeoer in Mara>
tbon ODER in GIart Gounap aufgeftD.
bert tporben. Cine Sc e1fdaft bon
8GrenjG9ern lagert bier Meilen fublt4
bon Spencer unb fat mebrere Mtlb<
faBen gefan9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

Rem BORT IL. D<truar. Gin
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ber Sun mel
BET aus 2onbon: 81 betbt, bab lie
MG@te babtn iibersinaesomme, itnb.
In @emetnf&aft Rreta ~ befeten nit
Der 9ebineuns, bab bic Snfel fp6ter
an Grie&enlanb aba.treten tuirb.
Mtben. IA. Gebruar. es 1T auser,
f@einli@. bob bic erie@i9e Mseie.
runs bumit. bab fie 9ruppen aur Nes
f&abuns Der Gbriiten mad Rreta
ianbte, einen ernit.n S9ritt getbar
bat. @eitern f@iHten iid Elm 3esi.
ment S~nfanterie unb cine Batterie i'm
pirdus auf brei Dampfern ua4 Rreta
Elm. Dot ber Mbfabrt Der aruppeu
berrf@te srobe 8eseifteruns. Rron>
prino G%onftantin, Der 6eroog bon
Sparta. nabm ben 9ruppen parabe
ab unb faete in elmer an biefelben ees
baltenen Mnfpra@e: .Offoiere unb
2eute. Seib 'einsebent, no Sbr bin>
sebt. unb bab Sbr 9elIenen lei :" Da<
rauf ma@ten BE 9ruppen I'M 8eifein
Der R0nisin, Der Rronprinaeiiin unb
elmer u~nsebeuren 8oltsmense einen
parabemarf@. Der Rronprin3 unb
fein Stab fiibrten bic Sruppeu na&
benz bieiisen gabnhofe, bon tpo lie
na4 benz pirdus fubren. Das Bolt
bra@te tpGbrenb Der 9anoe1 ,3eit 3o9z
rufe auf Rreta, bic Mrmee unb bic t6s
nisli4e Gamilie aus.
Webnli9e beseiiterte Scenen fanben
wdbrenb Der gini@i1uns Der Srup
pen itatt. Das gintreHen Der 9ransz
porti@iffe 1T bereits BON Der Sniel
Milo semelbet porben. Die Truppen
iebten lire Tabrt bon bort ~unperaigz
lt4 fort unb man ertpartete, bab fe
beute bel Ranea etntreHen tpiirben. u
perlautet. lie tperben bic Sniel that
id9lid unperoiisli@, befeben. @s
berr1@t srobe Sbdtisfsit i'm palafte.
R0nis @eors leitet Nles pert0nli&.
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Btro

on, 20. Jebr. Mue
,@erii@te iiber bic pldne bes General
poftmetiters Mtl1on na@ @4lub ber
.aeqenpdrtigen Administration it11n
6ur@ bi. autorifirte Mnfanbigua9
enbsiltis gu nidte gema&t mor6en,
buB Wil]on bas ibm ungebotene Mmt
zines Yrdiibenten ber Wafbinstor &
See uniperiitp in Gertnston, 3D., AM
,senommen bat. Gr tpiro fein r1eues
sMmt am 1. Suli antrtten. tper11 Der
sesenndrtiee prdiibent Der Anitalt.
7General George Dafbinston Suits
See, aus benz Mmte ge14teDen lem
.snir6. ~. /.
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1teberrmmpelte Gbtneten.

g anGranctsco,1 6. Tebr. -
.Wubrenb Der lebten Na4t madte bic
poli3et cine Rao3ia auf bic @ptelb0lz
Ven in Gbinatotpr unb berbaftete 800
@bfneien. Die @a53ta par cine 1Sz
berraf@ung fir bic @btnefen uno 1e
tpurbe,1 ertappt, tpdbrenb bic @ptele
i'm pollen @ange tparen. Cine aug 55
'Mam beftebenbe pone @ompagnte po<
iiaiften tpurbe in Chinatown bertbetlt
unb lie brangen ,glet@3eittg IN bic
sSpit1bdu{er Elm. Cine Mn3aN bon
~poli3ettpagen tpartete unb bic Gbine=
len tpurben in's @efdngniB abgefibrt,
10 tpie lie gefangen tparen. ''
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preNujAe Stebeuen.

Riob eSaneiro. 20. Gebr. IS
:1ptrb beri4tet. bab fi@ bic 9unbes=
truppen in Babia ptri&anot haber unb
,ertparten ben rebellii@en Ganattterr
nod por gnbe bes Monats cine
@9la4t gu liefern. Oberft @aefar bat
feline militdrif4e @ermaltung bamit
besonnen. bab ct cine 8etanntma=
dung erlaifen bat. tpona4 ale pert o.
men. tpel@e ben Mufitanbif4 den tn IT.
.genb elmer Meife 9iilfe unb unterituz
bung getp9bren. erf4ofen tperben.
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Mub brummen.

Wafbington, 3. g.. 16. Teb.
Ser oberfte @ert@tsbof entf4teb se<
itern ben San BON Solepb st. Dunlop,
ben 6erausgeber bes @bicago Dis,
patd, pelder bes @erianbes ob15one~
@aden bur4 bic Poft angetlagt mar.
Sic Gnti@eibung bes Diftrittsgert4ts,
neldes Dunlop gu 3tpei Sabren Sc
fGngniB perurtbeilte, tpurbe allfre@t
erbalten.
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srmsrset te.me,. 8rustr.

@pooner, Mis., 16. Gebr. s3tptt
.Briiber, Sobn unb Ri&arb Nagarllp.
gerietben beim R%artenfptel in @bparo
@riotp's 9aus in @orbon bel @pooner
in @trett. Sn benz folgenben 9anoz
gemenge 3ps ber 2ebtert Elm Wfefer
nnb fta4 ben Griteren ms 9er3, tbn
:1pfort Ebtenb. Der M0rber tpuroe
ii4t bann 1elbft entleibt baben, tper11 ct
ntdt baran perbinbert tporben mare.
Die Briber iinb 9albblut> Snotaner u:
Elm bib{@es 9albblutzM do4en i4ei11t
Der MnlaB sepeien gu iein, baB lett etz
niger 53ett 3pii&en ben @etoen boies
8lut berrl@te. Der 3pieipalt. erhObt
:bur4 bic senoFenen @ptrttuoten.
fubrte our Srag0bie. Der Mforber
5if1 IN 9aft.
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1euttaer 1am>fer setnasen.

ct. 8incent, Gap 9erDt14s
..Ss{eln, 20. Tebr. Gin bier ett1getrot<
feaer portusiefifder S&ooner btri@<
it, bab Elm @4iH, pel&es tpabrf@etnz
lids bas beut59e S@iF r8altimote"
Rapitdn 9illmann, lei unb am u.
December BON Qonbon na4 ytetp yorl
abfubr, Elm 2ed bttomme1 babe uro
an. "a. Sanuar seiunten lei. Der
>G&ooner bate etnen Der ueberlebtnz
ben bes Baltimore. ben Ct aut hober
SCI gerettet bate. an Boro. D1e
4arae iibrige Bemunnung 1T tpabrx
{&einli9 %ertrunten. Der Baltimore,
mar 1863 in Bottom. MaR., erbaut
unb mar Gigentbum bon 5. j. Mre's
ii 8remen.
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Sn 8 RI purbe 4 llbr
morgens in Mc@arptl1e & Bros 2as
ben Elm Teuer entbedt. bas grobere
Dimen1ionen an5unebmen brobte. Der
Teuernebr gel"ng es inbeflen bag s euz
er auf fetnen !9eerb gu bei@rdnten,
Der ii9 in Mitten bes 9riper 8lodS
befanb. Ser @9aben betrGgt un9ez
fGbr $1,000 am Daarenlager; bic
8eri9erung $4,000. 9as @ebdube
purbe nm etma 5000 ge14Gbigt.
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etelaetesses %. MARI.

Berlin, II. Gebr. Die Teier am
20. MGr3 gum @ebd@tnib bes bum
bertiten @eburtstases Raiier Mtl=
belms bes @riten tpirb cine Der einz
brudpou1ten tperben. ,pelde bic @ei4s=
bauptitabt erlebt bat. Sur 9betlnabz
me tperben bic 8unbesfiiriten nit nee
a,igen M,lsnab,nen fi4 einfinben. Muh
Der prin3<M esent 2uitpolb bon 8az
tern bat fem Romn1en angefagt.
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unb ernteten babur@ bebeutenoen Del,
fan, ba man permutbet bate, bah bon
iener Geite itarte Oppoiitton aernadt
iperben tpiirbe. Die Norlaee t&retbt
fir baS erfte Nerseben. I'm 1beater
einen boben out 3u tragen, cine Stras
fe bon SO BOZ; i'm DieberbolunSsfal
Tam bic @trafe iebo@ bts auf $50 err
bolt tperben.