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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

DR.. Oldham followed with forty-six and
DR.. Shultz came next with a fine record
but was unable to land the doctors a
winner even with his fine record.
There we're many ladies present and
they seemed to enjoy the event very
much. On next Thursday and Friday
afternoons there will be shoot at Riv-
erside park, the citizens having made
up prizes amounting to over $500 in
merchandise. There will be no entrance
fee charges, shooters merely paying for
the birds. There will be both live pig
cons and clay birds to shoot at
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26
LAWYERS WIZ OUT
Very Large Crowd Witness the Shooting

Very Large Crowd Witness the Shooting
Contest.
The shoot at Riverside park yesterday
afternoon between the doctors and the
lawyers attracted a very large crowd.
There was, at a conservative estimate.
over seven hundred people in attend
ance. There were so many contestants
that 1t was impossible TO keep a correct
score. However, Judge Dale is credited
with having killed fifty out Of fifty clay
birds. George Adams followed close on
the heels Of the judge, getting forty
nine out of the fifty. EX-County Attor-
ney Davis came next with forty-eight.
The balance OF the lawyers graded down
reaching naught. The lawyers are said
30 have the best Of it on the whole. DR..
MoClees for the doctors carried off the
honors by making a clean score OF fifty.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26
HE WIRES ASSENT
COMPTROLLER EOKELS OFFERS TO
THE BANK STOCKHOLDERS.

Telegram Received In Wichita Yesterday
by John Davidson From Comptroller
James H. EckeIs That He Sanctions
the Transfer of the Assets of the
Wichita National Bank to the Stock
Hoiders-Judge Foster VIII Probably
Settle the Matter hmm ediateIy But Set
t.ement Completed Before April
John Davidson yesterday received the
following telegram from Comptroller
Eckels:
Washington, Dec. "a, 1897.
l have wired Receiver Ewing that il
Judge Foster offers sale of assets to
stockholders ! have no objection.
JAS. H. ECKELS.
This is final. The assets of the Wich-
ita National bank will go ITO the stock
holders. Judge Foster said at Topeka
that IL he mad the disposition of the mat
ter ne would turn the assets over to
the stockholders for the simple reason
that they offered more for the properties
OF the trust than Mr.. Frazer OF Ell Do
rado, who first offered to buy them.
This closes the matter so far as the
comptroller and the courts are concern
ed. 1t will take until the first of April
at least to straighten the records UP
and realize from the properties suffi-
ciently to pay outstanding claims. It
may take longer. but in any event the
claimants will get interest at rate not
less than per cent dating from the time
of failure, in which interest payments
compensation for any enforced delay
will be received.
The stockholders have offered s51 900
for the assets and promised an agree
nlens to pay the expenses of receivers1ip
and the closing up OF the business. Eli
tner settlement is great advance up
on the usual outcome of bank failures,
and the receiver and those having the
ma tier in charge are to be congra tulat-
ed upon the successful termination Of
matter that promised at first to be
very disastrous.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26
THEY GAVE OUT PRESENTS
Boston Store ana Telephone Manager Dis
pense Christmas

Boston Store ana Telephone Manager Dis
peose Christmas.
For Christmas the Boston store gave
all the lady clerks a pair of kid gloves
and a box of Christmas candy. the men
cigars and passes for Christmas drinks,
the cash boys each got a silver dollar.
One young lady preferred bible TO
the presents offered, and the managers
kindly made the change.
Manager Duggan of the Telephone
company gave each of the operators a
pair OF kid gloves and a box Of fruit
The various commercial houses in the
city also remembered the telephone girls
with handsome Christmas donations.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26
REFORMED CHURCH CHRISTMAS
Sunday School Exercises Held at tn,
Church Last Night.

NIgnt.
A large audience filled the Reformed
church last night to witness the Christ
mas exercises OF the Sunday school. A
program Of new and pleasing music and
well rendered recitations was presented
The church was beautifully decorated in
evergreens. The letters of the notices
were in snow white trimmed in green.
There was a large tree tastily trimmd
with gifts and ornaments. At the proper
time the lights in the church were turn
ed out and the candles on the tree were
lighted and the presents distributed to
the children. At the close of the services
the Choral Choir presented their leader,
Mr. Henry Huffman, with a beautiful
umbrella
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26
The People Believe
What They Read About Hoods
Sarsaparilla
Their Faith in This Medicine Is
Grounded on Merit
They Know 1t Absolutely Cures
When Other Medicines Fail

Hoods Sarsaparilla is not merely SIM
pie preparation of Sarsapsrilla, Dock,
Stillingia Gnd little Iodide of Potassium.
Besides these excellent alternatives, il
also contains those great anti-bilious and
liver remedies, Mandrake and Dandelion.
1t also contains those great kidney rene
dies, IVA Ursi, Juniper Berries, and
Pipsissewa.
Nor are these all. Other very valuable
curative agents are harmoniously COM
bined in Hoods Sarsaparills, and it is
carefully prepared under the personal
supervision Of regularly educated phar-
macist.
Knowing these facts, is the abiding faith
the people have in Hoods Ssrsaparilla g
matter of surprise? You can see why
Hoods Sarsaparills cures, when other
medicines totally, absolutely fail
"My little girl was afflicted with
eczema and suffered for seven years. She
was attended by physicians and tried
many different kinds Of medicine with
out relief. After taking c few bottles of
Hoods Sarsapsrills she was cured.m MIS-.
EMMA FRANKLIN, Honeoye, New York.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26
Transmissi..ippi Sub,criptions.

Merchants having received subscrip-
tons to the Trans-Mississippi CONNER
cial Congress fund will please report
same TO the treasurer of the congress,
Mr.. Mcknight, SO the subscriber may
promptly receive receipt from the treas
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26
WILL REMIT TAX.
EFFORTS TO SECURE NEW GROUNDS
FOR THE FAIR.

mated That IL the Directory VIII Secure
all Taxes VIII be Remitted-SecretAry
ToIer Has Leased the Old Grounds for
Two Years More.
Secretary Toler Of the Fair association
has secured lease OF the old fair
settles. the matter Of a location for the
fair for that time at least. An effort will
be made, however, to secure the 40-acre
tract northeast of town while real estate
can be secured at what is now campara-
lively low prices. the county commits
eioners have intimated that If the ground
can be secured near the city, taxes will
ae remitted for fair purposes. II is cu.s-
.omary IN most counties in this state as
well as all others to have the county
furnish the grounds for county fair asso-
Citations. but as Sedgwick county has
never been called upon 10 do this the
commissioners have decided that il VIII
be no more than right to remit the taxes
which would be rather heavy on the en-
terprise il located within the city limits.
The tract on Washburn avenue can now
be secured at a very reasonable rate. in
fact, at a very much lower rate than it
can be had for within year.
THE fair association ought to get the
grounds near the city now said busi-
ness man yesterday. while the property
can be secured cheap. Whether a fair is
held now or not makes very little differ
ence. The two-year lease on the old
grounds doesn't matter. II will expire
and another one will have to be secured.
The price of real estate is going up and
a good location near the city may be out
OF the reach of the assciaGnstheoetai
Of the reach of the association when the
time cmes for another lease. The tract
on Washburn avenue ought to be secur-
ed now"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-07-15
LOGAN

Arthur s. Hardy lately confirmed
By the y. s. senate as minister pleli-
potentisry envoy extraordinary and
consul general 70 Persia is 8 grad
uato Of West Point and lately Qcqp..
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-07-15

QeRIlANssIoaRass9
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-07-15

EpomeToy, Theo Smith asDlgneo. caring
for II PomerOy Observation-Disclosures. N "a
A Altman, Theo Smith assignee, caring
II Rosere conveying pauper 70 the
Geo sc6aSEer overseeing poor ia Mound "
-. LOWnhhlp $50, Observation-Disclosures. . 90
McCToskey Broa merchandise for Isaac
:. hHvhAVWss sf4tssst.ssss ..ss...s.....s... 40
Frank Strain, agent, house for Scott, =. IL 90
Dunn " Duvnll bacon for poor. ,...,,.. q bS
n Truedle bill for 972 FOR caring FOR
Mra Zimmerman reiooted.
; i Stone boarding johnson month";. IS o.
WIN Drumhiller Co merchandise for
Kate Hageman ,..... .,t........, a 40
g W Cole attendance on W H SCOTT. ~. 90 rs
D0ugherty Bros merchandise 6or Kate
o., haBemhn .,,...,,..., .s..,,.,.,o.,. IL ~
SsFisher 4 90 medicines FOR pAupers AZ
Oh motion board Sdiourni;odi until m TO- O.
mOrpnW
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9lntige &ra,uaa ne ,tmter VoGen

Sn @irarbspi1e, Ga., tam es in bel
Na6t bonn 9ienFaS su einem blutisen
aromau, nobel penisitens 8 Wdnnel
ast0Otet uno menigitens 36 permunoet
muroen. Ser Growoa mar infpl0G
zines Sisputs iiber Die S6ieBerei ii,
2attimer entitauoen.
Sn Milliom @ulaeabbaees 6erberoe
an 2. Strabe mobnen mebrere 0unoert
Fplen. sSoiepb @apenoilb bat cir
&oitbaus i'm Sltenoe Der Staot, wr
ebenfalls mebrere 0unbert Yolen mob
nen. 3ipifGen Oieien beioen Gplpnieu
beltano fNpn lon9e cine bittert SSeino=
l1aft nno oicIe oeriuanoelte IiG bel Dem
leBten Streit in 9liibenoen S0B.
9lm Monta9 9Ibeno fam es su elmer
Srllis. Gu!ocabbaae sne nit meDre=
rem Sunosrt Nnbdneern. Die iitb nit
Gemelren, &epplpsru uno Mellern BE-
moffnet botten. na6 Gapenoil0s SOtel,
no ibre Ge9ner Die 3abltag sebabi
batten, lilD omiilirien. Sic Iplen in
Gauenoiibs Sotel belpafineten lih eben=
| folls, als lie 9foOri9t pon Dem 9eran=
riiden i6rer Sfeinbe erbielten. G5 lam
ioiprt gum 3uiammenitoB. Gulocab=
bages 2eute itiirnlten Die gsirtbibaft
uno es fano oann Elm bluti9er aampi
lfatt, Der falt cine Stunoe baucrte.
Gnlacabbaaes 2eute ipurben bann in oig
6lu6t gei0la9en unb mubten ibre 0er=
munoeten su.iifiohen. 9lGe i'm 0aus
befinolihen DlDbel murOen 3erltort UNI
Die Wdnoe tuaren nit 8lut beIpribt.
GapenoiIbs 2ellte soseu bann Dor oas
6auptquartier ibrer bprisen 9in9reiie,
| uno Der &f bra9 oann aufs 9ieu'
los. Die polisci unb Die Gon1able,
Der MahboribaIt tuaren Der Sproe se'
aeniiber madtlps. Ser Rampi oauert,
big gum Saaesanbrudb.
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HolitiSOes.

GroB lit Der pOlitiide @irrmarr in
GroB-9tem Oort. 9ie Iepublitaner
mbhten eerne, oaB Seth 21w, Der Gan=
bioat bes giirgerbunoes, suriftrete,
oieIer min oas aber nidt tbun, 10 oab
gu ermarten ftebt, ooB Die Streitfrdfte
oeaen Sonmanp Sal aeIpalteu rn's
6eio sieben lperocn. 9o6 auh Sam=
manD 0all orpbt Elm @sener in ben un=
sufrieoenen &aoltalen ibrer Gortei su
erlteben uno unter ben umltdnoen tann
ba5 NeIultat Niemano norousIaeen.
Die pereini9ten oeutl6 : amerifani=
iden 8ereine bon @rpB-glem Sort biel=
ten an Sonntao cine Grnferens ab, in
melber ni6t meni9er ats $50 9eleeoten
nertreten waren. GieIelben reprdien=
tirten cine WSitglieOersabl bon ettpu
175, 900. GS nurbeu GeIplutipnen
angenommen, in luelden Die oemofrati=
ide Yartei eriudt miro, g4illiam Sob
ner als Manor Der Stoot gu nonini=
ren. Snl 6alle oies 9eiGiebt, Iino Der
bemptratiden Bartei 150,00 Stnls
nlen periprohen tuorben. Sin Antr0s,
Die Gbicoaoer glatform gu inbpIlirsn,
mnroe nieoereeltimmt.
Sn Ohio haben Die 9emofraten am
Sonneritas in columbus i1re Gam
paane erOfnet. Sic &enuer perltanoen
es, ibre 3ubOrer 81 padsu. geIonoers
eingebeno wuroe Die Gegieruna ourd)
@inbaitsbefeble beiprohen, pelbe in
neuerer 3eit bel monopol= uno trult=
freunoiiden &idtern 10 Iebr imS6iuunr
ge lit. Seoer eii3elne Der &eoner ipiea
ncb ausDriidlib auf Die @efabren bin,
pelfe oieies unberantportli6e Sreibsn
aewiller 8idter fir uniere freien Sn=
ltitutionen in lih birgt. Gibt iih in
anoeren Sbeilen oes Staates berielbe
@ntbuTasmus tuno, Oann iino Die Gus=
fihten auf einen bemptratii6en Sieg
I'm Nobember iebr 9iinitige.
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Cine eauiae In, Gbtleo OF gai,

gurt 5omnienb, Maib., 25. Sept.
Capt. 9iielfDn pom S9leppboot ,Yio=
.nier" Der BON Alasta aeitern friib bier
Der auriidgetehrt ilt, laat iiber ben be-
leits 9emeloeten @ro= uno S1neeruti1
ouf Dem G0lltopt Yab unneit Sbeep
@0mp Jol9enoes : Orei Wfdnaer tamen
am Monta9 9lbeno nit Der gto6ri6t
nod St0guaD, OoB i'm SDeep Camp
an Mpnta9 frib UNI halb 6 llbr ein
eigentbim!i9es Get0Ie pom geroe Der
pernpmmen ipOroen fei, llnb no1benl
Ole getpobner Oes 2aeers lid poultdn=
Dig an9etleiOet batten, folloen lie, oaB
II. hlibIhnell auf elmer M}oKe in Yelpes
aung befinblit0er Gromai'e, Die iib BON,
8erGe losgel0It, bic Sdiu6t entlano
getriebcn rurosn. Sic gHe6rsahl Der
gemo1ner oes 2agers fam nit oem Se=
ben oabon, oblpobl bas oanse 3orf ser=
l6rt mliroe. Die Canine traf Die Ort=
Idalt am n0rOliden Sbeile, no faii
Idmmtli0e Paftrd9tr untey 3elten IN
S0!aI la9en. Der Sauptt6eil Der 9u=
luine lit Gil Dem eioentlibsn5leep Camp
porbeigelault, pbwobl osm geriDte Su-
IOlge MIR ipeilis BON Der Staot iibri9
seblieben lit. 0as 2aoer Der paftrd=
ger iuliroe falt poQlidnnig me99eriien.
IS 1T unlnOSli0. Die 9iamen Der Ser
lhiitteten 81 eriabrsn, bq oieielben nur
noh ibrea &ulnamen, pie Sad, Sim,
Did II. !. NJ. betannt maren. Ser glb=
Itura Der 2aipine Ioll buy6 Die fiirsliber
beftisen gteaen9iiile psrurIabt noroen
iein. 9iie supor 1T ein 10 ihreflibes
Resenipetter in Der gtadbarldaft bes
@bilcoot=pahss bepba6tet lporoen. glat
Yriifen iiber ben Sfaeuan 6luB finn
serf0rt uno Der 6luB lit in einen rei=
benoen Strom peripanoelt iuorben.
u. ". Sprague BON Saeoma, ber
Dor aAt Wpden nit elmer Nusriiltuno
fir orei Sabre aafbrat, lit auf Dem
GdoOner pon Staauap suriidgetebrt,
Ser 9ampfer ,9llfi", Der cine Mo1t
aus glasta iiberIdllis lit, lit senerr
MDraen I'M 4 llbr angetolnmen. 81
batte piele Wdnner on 8pro, bic Dor
Sfaanap auriidtelrten, neil fie aube,
Stanoe gelpelen iparen. ben pab 81
iiberidreiten.
Veim 2afe Bennett lie9t Der Gdnet
g Sol bod uno auf Der 66le bes Ghil.
coot-p Bates iino lebten Samftag orei
3oll Ghnee sefallen.
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Grcuriion nad) SittSbmrg
iiber bic YennIplpania linien.

Greuriions Sidets nab pittsbnra
ueroen on ben folgenben Oonnerltaeen
Dsrtauit /: g.. 16.. %. nnb 80. Sept.
uno z. uno IA. Dttober pon MoiIilon,
New philadelphia. Nelp Cumberland,
DenniiOn nilo anberen puntten an ben
penninlpania Qinien. Ser preig i(t
einfaher preiS fir Die 9unDfabrt uno
Is Gents Da5u. fiir ipelb iebiere elm
Sidet sur Nusitelluno aeaebem lpiro.
Die 8idtts iinb bonn Weriaufstaoe an
orei 9aQe gut. ssiir nd1eN Musfunft
ipenoe uldll iib an ben nddIien MQeuten
Der Yenuipluania Qiniell.
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Trau Seunie Williams bon Dfos
baluf, Sane Co., Sresoit, idreibt: r0dnser
oils bret Sabre tpar if franf; td3 bate
@fminoelanfdne, Ser,frdnlpfe, Shmersen
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i'm 8iiden iInb Sopf
nnb lit oft oil rts
iiberlpinollderUtats
tigfett ntlo
Shtpd6e, ipenn td)
bes Ofor9ens aut'
fanb, ioluie 1i,anh'
ttlal audi an neru0'
fem S6iittelfroit.
Die Ier;te lparen
fiber bic Watur met
mes 2eibenS oeribies
oenerAnf6t; befieu
fonnte mir feiner,
Sobalo i'd anfine
DIR. 9Sterce'S .Fa-
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@aNen ttstO Mttmition fiir Dic
Sttbdtter.

Sem Oort, %. Sept. Gie cuboni=
Ide Sunta lit offi5iell beuabriGtiot
morosn, oaB smiIden Dem |. unb bem
IL. oieies Wtonats orei ierpBe grpeoitio=
nen in Deridieoenen Sbeilen 6ubas
erfolgrei0 gelanoet morhen lino. Siele
grpeoltioten maren bic mi1tiqlien. Die
Ieit Dem lebten Ninter obleifidt pur=
ben uno es Gerridte i'm @auptquartier
Der Gubdner 0rnbe 6reuoe, oils lbre
li1ere Sanouna Qemeloet muroe, oenn
man bate einmal beiiir9tet, oaB Die
Spanier Wino bon Dem lluternebmen
erhalten bGtteu uno I'M Stanbe Iein
tDnnten, Die Shiife ubSuIan9en.
Gie orei S6ilfe Dotten cine QroBe
Guontitdt SDnamit uno onoeresS rieos=
material on goro, uno auberoem orpBe
GOrrdtbe bon MeoiStnen fir hos 9ot=
riOten6eer. IS befanoen li6 i'm Ban=
SEN uiersig Wonner an goro, gum She'll
iplbe, Die bereits i'm cubouiI6sn Seer
geOient Daben unb au ibrem Corps gu
riiffe5rten. Aud smel Nerste befonoen
li1 an Soro. 9rei Der prpminentelteit
WitaieOer Der Expedition maren Gar=
los 9uble, Garlos guonocoie uno s.
6. Gbumaoa, ebemali9e dileniIbe Sffi-
siere. Die Iid ieit mebreren Woden in
SEEM Yorf befunoen baben, ouf cine
8elegenbeit marteno, nod Cuba su Dem
8dtriOteilheer all aelonoeu. Die SSiih=
rer Der Grpeoit:on iparen 8eneral &u=
feel De GarOenas, Manuel M. gorpno=
oo, Geoatteur Der in 0auonna eri6ei=
nenoen 3eitung n2a 8iseuillon", Der
i'm lebten Winter aus @uba flieben
mubte unb 6eraroo Sorelt BON Der
Sunta in Yortn Gicp. Nu6 mebrere
@ubaner, Die erif tiirSlid Gus Den ipa=
niitcn Straf-@olonien on Der Noro=
fiilte BON Nfrita entlaiien muroen, bat-
ten lid Der Expedition angei6lolen.
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ee9mnngen Der 9ingIep Sin

Sn elmer @eriammluna pon @irf=
tpaaren=Jabrifanten tuurbe bel6loHen,
eine iofortiee GrbDbung aQer Waaren=
preiie um Is Yro5ent gu poa3ieben
(um bic preiie ben burh oas neue 3oa=
aefeb aeibaifenen Werbdltnil1en al,su-
pailen) unb e 1T ferner beI1folen
woroen, bic PRODUCTION su beTbrdnteu
ooer aud adnslid einauiteleu, no imner
oies npfbmenois fem iolte, un Die
preiserbDbuns aufreht su erbalten.
9as beiBt, Die .6abrifanten ipollen
lieber scitipeiie ibre 0abriten Idlieben
uno ibre M.beiter broolos MAIDEN, als
anf Die bOhen preiIe ner3lbten. beren
grlangung Der neue Iarif nit Ieinen
unaebeuerlid)en Gdub30usn ibnen moa-
lid maht. '
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WuSIann.

Gs tellt Iid beraus, baB Der gplisei=
Snlpeftor Gelasques in Merito Die Gr=
morOun9 glrrosas, Der einen NngrilI
auf Den YrQHDenten Sias mabte, ieltIt
anoronete. ST libt i'm 8efdnani6.
@elasquss bat ii9 i'm @efdnanis err
iGollen.
Sn Snoien 1T fir Gnelano nod
feline @enoung sum Seiieren eineetre=
ten. Sic 9lufltdnoigen i1einen piel=
mebr on gooen su sepinnen.
Der Minter ilt bereits in Sranfreib
einae5osen, in Nupergne, 9tieber=Yur=
9uno uno an anoeren Srten fiel S6nee.
Gin furdtbarer Gpclpn iuhte bic
Srte Saba, Srio uno 9atiano in Der
prooins 2eece, Stalien, beim. 0iersis
Meni6en muroen getOotet llno liebSig
berlebt.
9ie Ortihaft @iaa Mlamaoa i'm
nleritaniihen Staate CHIHUAHUA iit
ourb Die 6Iutb serit0rt morben uno
ibre 600 @inmobner linb oboa1los.
Ser olterreidiIAe Sampfer .Sta"
unb Der britilhe 9ampfer ,5pria" 1tie=
BEN in Der Ndbe bon 6iume suiammen.
grferes Sdiff ipuroe 10 i1limm be-
iddoiat, bab eS unterSing. II Der
paHagiere muroen 9erettet, aber 80 er=
tranfen.
Sn Der Sdmefelmine in Gerpenti in
Stalien Iinb bur1 einen grbrutih pier=
Isia perionen umgetommen unb piele
anoere perleBt luoroen.
Sas Nerpenfeber ribtct arobe Ser
beerunaen an in Der tiirfiIben Mrlnse in
Shehalien. Gedstauieno Wiann lino
ihpn peaen Grantbeit in lire 0eimat6
Iauriidaeihifi tporoen uno piertauleno
perben folger.
DaS preubiIhe Gtaatsminilferium
bat eine Million Mart sur unterifii=
|bnng ber Observation-Disclosures in ben
prDpinaen Shleiien. Gatbien unowran=
oenbura fliiiiig aemadt.
Sn ber gedbs bon Moobur, ssnbien,
brad Elm 3u9 ourd cine bon Oonuoiler
|unterDolhsne Bride iils MolIer uno
limb $50 perinnen, nleilt Ginaebcrene,
lnmGetommen, IA tuurben berIett.
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9mrse WottSeu.
2nIanb.

Sic gdiie nad bern alonoife iino
peri6neit uno Die 6liine tbeilpeile i6on
Sugefroren.
Sm lebten Ge6nun9siuDre lino
$40, Az, ,637 on Beniionen ausbesablt
moroen, geeen $l36, 722, l27 in 1896.
Snfolee Der erpben Nusfubr BON
9SeiSen miro 8olo bon europa bereez
i6ift.
9}un baben au6 Die SO6lenorGber
in Sllinols Die 2obnlcala an9enommen,
Die in gittsburg feitgeiteut puroe.
9lu6 ber Streif IN Der Sartfoblen=
Gegion 1T porbei uno iinO beinabe ale
Gruben mieoer in Setrieb.
Ser Worosiberiff Wartin bon g8il=
fesbarre neblt 81 ieiner Deputies 1T
enolib perbaftet llno unter ie $4,000
Siir9idaft $4,000 me9en 5Dotuna uno
$1,000 pe9en gerlebung) Dem proSeile
iiberpielen wproen.
Srob oes fiibleren @etters oreift oos
gelbe Sieber i'm Siioen nod INNER
weiter um ii6.
Sn gBaibin9ton puroc Elm lbmer
beipahneter @ranf perbaftet, in oen1
man cine Nrt 8uiteau permut6ete. Ser
grdlioent befano lid aber auBer S6uB=
iueite in Den Neu=@n9 Staaten.
9ie Sem gorser golisei bat einen
&reuasllQ gegen Mulitballen begonnen,
mel6er CUR S6liebung berIelben su
fitbren 0ro6t.
llngefdbr 40 Sniailen oes grbeits=
bauies 5u Soleoo, Sbio, ettpa 80 8e=
fan9ene, beri9ieOene @d6ter unb Der
Superintendent ielbit, tursun, olle
mdnnll6en Snlafen. iino BON einem
bosartigen 6ieber befallen pprben, bas
NIT Sppbus 9lebnli6teit bat.
Sn S6amofin, ga., bat elm iunees
Slebespaar, 9Irtbur %. Wap, "a Sabre
alt, uno SRI. 0pra Saieman, 5elblt=
moro be9anaen, neil Die gltern lire
ginrilli9una ni6t sur Selratb 9eben
MOLTEN.
Sn Berger, NO., puroe lebten Som=
Itag Nahmittag Elm @robeben perIpijrt;
oafelbe eritrefte li6 iiber einen erpren
5beil oes Stadtes.
gei Mtarion, ST., bot Ii6 in elmer
&oblengrube elm 9rdbli6es lln9liif su=
aetra9en, nobel Is Mann 10 i6wer per=
leBt wuroen, OaB bereits mebrere ee=
fDrben linO.
Sie 3a6l Der ganterotte BELIEF iit
in ben Ner. Staten in Der lebten SGD:
DIE auf 200, segen .3l5 i'm lebten Sobr,
uno in Canada auf % ge9en 80.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29

: Die WiBernte in Mublano madi
lid IN iiebsehn probinasn fiiblbar.
'Dlnn iiird)tet aud cine tpIe 0virtnna
anf Dos esahr 1898, na bic 9rDdenbeii
bes DoOens bas Musiden bes Minter.
ueiaens Derbot. Sic aroben Msierpe-
lager tperoen cine 0uuoersnotb perbii-
ten, pieie Houtrn INN 0ber auf Sabre
bin0us ruillirt.