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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22
A SALTED NINE.
Charges Against the Owners of the
stanley Claim.

The claim that ore from the Stanley
mine was sailed came into the superior
court yesterday upon complaint or Otto
Bringgold against Maryette Z. and John
NJ. Morgan, says the Spokesman-Review
In the complaint sled by W. A. Lewis
attorney for the plaintiff. II Is set forth
that March l. 1897 the defendants offered
to assign to the plaintiff IL. 25S l-3 shares
of stock of the Stanley Mining and Mill
ing Company upon consideration that he
would convey to Maryette +. Morgan
certain city lot. 1t Is charged that with
intent to deceive and defraud the plaintiff
they falsely and fraudulently represented
to him that the stock was of the actual
value OF 10 cents per share, and that the
company named was the owner OF the
Stanley mining claim, which had large
deposit OF mineral of the value of $40 per
ton in gold. The complainant says they
represented to him that John Morgan had
himself visited the claim and procured
samples OF ore therefrom from twenty
different places running across the ledge,
which he had assayed. showing from S. TO
500 per ton in gold. They said that John
NJ. Morgan had a man from California
who would pay 100000 for the Stanley
mining claim. property OF this company,
which would be at the rate of 20 cents
per share for each and every share of the
capital stock OF the company. John NJ.
Morgan represented that the ore ledge
was fifty feet wide and would average for
the whole ledge $40 per ton in gold.
The trade was made and the transfers
completed. The plaintiff now says the de-
PENDANTS knew the stock 10 be worthless
and unstable in this market. There was
no vein of gold-bearing ore on the Stan
ley mining claim, he says. and the sam
pies OF ore claimed TO he therefrom and
from which assays were made were barren
and mineralless quartz and rock. which
had been ''salted" and by artificial means
particles OF gold affixed thereto for the
purpose OF having the same assayed 10
show gold therein.
BY reason OF these premises the plaintiff
claims to have been damaged in the sum
OF loco. and that the consideration FOR
the lot has entirely failed. He asks for
decree Of court that the conveyance was
obtained by fraud and is void. and that
the defendants be required TO accept tho
return Of the stock and TO reconvey TO
him the title TO the lot.
DR. Morgan has been for several years
one OF Spokane's most prominent citizens
and ranked among it's wealthiest real es-
tate operators. The plaintiff was for
long time n member OF the police force.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22

OLYMPIA. March aa-Mr. George II.
Barnes and Mrs Eliza /. Bethel were
married az Mrs Bethel's residence We'd
reSdav evening. Rev. C. J.. Dlvea Of
nctauux al TIE ceremony An olesani
wedding supper followed The ceremony.
Mr.. Barnes + ore Of the most pFomi-
nent citizens % Olympia and has Song
bean closely Identified with the growth
and prosperity Of the capital city his
wife has also lived here lnng enough 70
ratr large circle % friends and well
wlshers she has long been an snfhusi-
astic worker Ia all charitable enterprises
The company Viii receive their friends n
the handsome Barnes residence or kouEth
street.
Mrs. Lamout and daughter Blanche VIII
leave - a few days for Sacramento. al
here they Will make their home.
Mss Belle Opr@nhesner entertained
select number % her friends Tuesday eF-
sulag IN honor % Mrs- N. Harris and
Miss Tsttcatenstetn. who VIII leave Tor
Saa Francisco 81 q gs~ DAYS OF visit
Mrs. pail Skllrcan - visiting friends L
Tacoma
Mrs. g. s. Armstrong has LETT for San
Francisco.
Co :. D. HsGs,ls has returned from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22
Rirthday Party.

Miss Ethel Youngs, OF Ross. entertained
a small party of friends Saturday even
ing March 20. in honor OF her sister, Miss
May, whose 10Th birthday anniversary oc-
CURED on that date. A pleasant informal
social time was enjoyed by all. several
new parior games being played. Miss May
received several pretty gifts. in token OF
the sincere regard in which she is held by
all her friends. Those present We're: Miss
Cassie Mills, Miss Graham, Miss Lewis,
Miss LOOMS Miss Lulu Dodge. Miss Craw-
ford. Miss Holden, Miss May Smith. Mr..
d H. Lewis. Mr.. K. kincaid. Mr.. H. l..
Dean. Mr.. William Pratt. Mr.. Leonard
Anderson. Mr. l.. l. Turner. Mr.. G.. Morris.
Mr.. Bernard McN4llen. Mr.. David Mills.
Mr. VIII Youngs
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A Fine Concert.

The Hsx. Ccreert Company = - ap-
pear ~ fha Sea+slC theater uext Thursday
nieht headed oy Herr Carl walther. the
weIl-kncVn Hungarian vi7iiatst \ press
notice says:
'-E'he reading 90 interesting literature
from wsefarn authors ana sac prezs r-a-
ssQn - che - human emotions ~u-a Ur
n SIS Hcxt p,tTt % gne prusrasnsue- From
the rnsyiaEut she appears A. @ue~a Eteo-
patra. dressed lu all che smaAy eut gas-
ctrat.nw bftIita0cy o. tast famous sf1uwa-
ser 80 EgVpt. to ihe time he curta51 fails
after gao teI. argfGl hours. apon she tast
rm&re.e rese, -A1eFa t8en. interest IN Niss
HeXt stea6i'v grows. l. Is regrsshl-E rs
G-t sefue one willing % 5EzsE 20 a. ap-
p~e-i1t{ve ana reading puhssc. that Is
t.laN ta aesea- matcFD prt seaISeton
NHon tts -r-r@
Spy resaest Mss Erxt MI rea4 -
terttaa fraca "fhs AsnNwaa' RS Hail
Catae, seeoae-sHE "A aseue from tha ss0y-
ho4f tsEs et kGaQ ans Aetr. anQues-
ffoustfg tuu - the Stronger characters
30 painted n ussjera 1esi1a.
proc tt9lEA tifs ks1GeEusaa pianist ar-
companies the NtxG company. ard htk
sole N0rk ANA a3wira1a 8cee1Eql seats
10 the Ylct.n &ork - Wa5tAer mske h.rs
= valuable asttsat8on,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22
A st. Patrick's Surprise.

A charming surprise was given to the
sisters of the Academy of the Holy Names
by the pupils on St. Patrick's day. The
sisters had not intended 10 celebrate the
DAY. but when they received the invita-
ton II was impossible to refuse. and the
entertainment proved a much appreciated
surprise. The young ladies bedecked In
green ribbon and sprays of ivy gave the
following programme: "All Praise 10 81.
Patrick" chorus. Irish melody. Ella
Satorie; Recitation, Jerry" Maud Flynn;
Land of Erin" Magdalene Trabuccatto;
Irish song. Annie Schoheid: Minstrel
Boy" Annie Sheady; Killarney" Susie
McArdle: Come Back 10 Erin" Elaine
Morgan; Last Rose of Summer" Lillian
Wright.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22
PER son Al.

4 n. Aus,ia- a sooho1aish attorney. IS
registered AZ the Liieg.
". =. Jones a mining expert 90 Carl
Boo = g.. IS az thc Diier.
= L B-aadwater. e mere haat Of tTavYe
&ent-. IS Is guest &C ,Ae Bat.er.
LstEe ;. l. Sharps;elg e Wa]la walla.
= IL Z thc ~ me- a-lsi.
r BrRett \ missing naan q TexaaA
is.ar1, il res s.eTd as he Bu&eg.
Assoraey A r. Warner. y Everett. ac-
Consa1.sal oy his wlte, Is stopping az the
Northern.
2 A. Bartlett. the Port Townsend ner-
caart 8s a12aE yesterday = arrivals al
the &oTtbc~a-
Mss Fanay 8Ics and her husband pr.
NcoFEe tlttT, arrived a. tns Rainier
Grams las. tve1.a~ from Portland
w A. Van Dusen. Thomas EveaSan ard
George T. h3t-le. rauc1ers % Cherry
valley. are among tAe Dl}ser guests
MI and Ms l. J. Ware ara George
Moran. al - &ouat Vernon. are a. .n@
ptlser 90 rhe.r Tetgra from Nevada.
p Hamm. ~ TIE Hose. Rat.sf. arrived
ho-sA Yeste-32y graS2 several weeks
trip % bf Pea fiug Springs. cal. = hsra
Ne sea, 20 Tesf &nf recreation.
~. = SalsaeTv. oral treasurer u ere
Canadian tf2rtfac. SIS ln she c.tN On Ys-tssa
30 Nsncoavsr. trcun Portland AZ Sc
oGry IS ssssaEa gstsl.e4 aF hls u~fse ans i
S<oess1g a. fAe kasase--tssaaz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22

CoLFAN. March ls~The hcs; .'riEhlnr
a. the winter was er}eYcd last SUNDAY.
Crfy two weeks before hfeNcfs cranks
a,aa their wheels eut on fhe roafs. but
winter came back sov erlef fnsi visit
Marriage licenses h&ea bcen isSuea Cor
Sherman SWsnk and Helen = Bihens. -
S'usontown. g. " HarreT ana iva Pack
ct. % Fala8ee. ard Frank r nteus %
Colfsx. and pelma Merits. ~ Garucid
ire entertainment Eiven by tho mem
her. Of the Cathulfc rhurca az Sho opera
house in TIRE evVntns ~ -. Patrtrk's aav.
IN hcuor ~ THE occaaion. was - high
or.9er 81 excellence ans largely attended
The sac4al eveat Of nsxt week Nal Pc
the original cpora. 'FT'ae Merry STUDENTS.
81 TITS for Tat " whtch wsd - Ttvrn 81
ire opera house ThuFsAay ard ~ Saw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22
At RAILROAD SPEED.
Voyage From New York to Queens
town in Two Days.

says:
IF the claim made by Capt. Fllndt. a
seafaring man OF seventeen years ex-
perience and an inventor. is substsn-
tlated. il will soon be possible to make
the voyage from New York 10 Queens
town by water in two days. He intends
making experiments about the middle
OF May.
ed a propeller which, when driven by a
gasoline engine viii develop a speed IN
smooth water OF more than fifty miles an
hour He Is a hard-headed. practical man.
and with other persons who are interested
with him financially IN the scheme TO
revolutionize travel by water. Is now
building a craft.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22

evenings BY colfax amateurs Tie opera
was written ~ Pert HargTave. OF this
place ard the music composed by Prof
l. g. Read. instructor % IRE Coifzx
Military bard II carries with i ar IN
Fsr@ating alcz. fun 81 exciting ard iudf-
croEs scenes. and sorae really FIRE music
is introduced TIE company has been
rehearEsgg the opera nightly snr several
weeks ard the voices are weH trained 70
the parts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22

Zee hcrac q : 4. HantnfTx vs. cora-
assssgv sest 1oyyi ~ Ere esrty yesterday
m-srrlas. uaAr EAvsnuA Rar& Ga th~
Green Lake Read TIE family acre
a~rasensa hy sHe sa~OczfsnE smoke AZ
sssout a. c'c1g~ck and ghe esgag members
az ssca sz3. Tns soese was sgwsN gwN-
story franc 4n8 U.s. partially i1&ase8
TIE r1fnstar@ Sas assures eoF &c ara
was nestiv Destroyed a &sgecgGya fsae
Is sapgsss4 20 De The cause % the co2a2-
gFagioz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22

g. patterns ATWOOD Ingram Carpets
q rolls Body Brussels Carpets rom
~r,s4A vslf-krozrn manufactures as Lowell.
Rizelow. Trtus. Dsetz & Metzger Co.
81 rolls Velvet CARPETS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22

his visit TO Washington. whittier he went
10 attend the inauguration OF President
Mckinley.
Mr. and Mrs. Cryderman entertained a
number Of friends Saturday evening in
honor of Mr.. Charles Cline. the popular
speaker OF the house. Mr.. Cryderman
is the new state engineer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22

Frank Armstrong. a sailor. died yestsr-
dav morning az Providence hospital %
asthma. aged s. years. His remains were
later taken 70 Butterworth's undertaking
rooms. where They are held pending In
structlons from friends or relatives Arm
strong was a native OF San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22
FREDERICK. NELSON 6 MUNRO. RIato Block.
THE END OF 1T ALL.
DOORS OF THE PEyITENTIARr
CLOSE ON kRUG TO-DAY.

Sheriff Meyer Left Seattle Last Even
ing With the Ex-Cfty Treasurer
A Brave Effort TO Keep Back the
Tears That Forced Their Way TO
His Eyes when He Thought of
Home and Friends-Few People
Aware of His Departure
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22

The base Of Ayers Hair Vigor IS 4 re-
fined and delicate fluid. which does not soil
or become rancid by exposure 20 the air,
ami which IS as perfect a substitute for the
oil supplied by nature n youth and health
as modern chemistry can produce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22
,,h....r-uaseA Rr~-.nx ,..n

recommends ths Use - the greatest o. a.
tontcs. eNAN~Nutrtae aas xsaransess
tne merits claimed tog Il. F0s sac BY a.
arcs gfxts,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22

New Carpets. --latest --latest

- rolls Mccuettes.
i rolls Administer Carpets
IS rolls Tapestry Brussels Carpets.
We have Jus. received a car load Of Lin
oieums and Oil Cloths.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22
sI-To san Frnneiseo-xI5

From Seattle. tourist; s74. first class, both
including birth. for train leaving 1870
noon. March . Soa.heru Paciac ticket
Office. els Flrss avenue.
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|" q
g SOCIETY. e
~ ~
.s5lS9s&lsS2sG sSss

ATTRDAY afternoon
and evening Rialto
hall was a scene Of IN
usual splendors happy
little faces added their
charm 10 the deecra-
lions and colored
lights of the hall rem
derinE the whole one
OF great beauty. The
oara sion was fha. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22

Esxaat esaees Ter seat .0w. Sullivan
building
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-28

pro,ent Der mdnnliben glrbeiter iino per-
beiratbet, 81 Yroeent leoig, iiber 3 BRO
cent Wittper uno Ia 9eibieoen. Ton
allen I'M Nuslano eeborensn Weiben, bic
bier arbeiten tonnen, 1OBrocent Der mdnn'
libeu uno 10 Yrocent Der weibliben per'
ionen anseblih nidt gnsliih ipreben. Sn
Waiiabuietts, Rbooe Sslano uno Son'
necticut mabte bic 9abl Der 5abritarbei'
ter uno 6anowerter i'm Sabre 1890 fat
Die 6dlfte aller bort arbeitenoen Wanner
aus. Sn "a Staaten uno 3erritorien,
Die iiiolibeu, m%ittlern unb iiioatlantiiben
Sipiiionen umfaIIeno, MADDEN Die I'M
2lderbau, Der 5iiberei unb I'M Winenbau
| beibaitigten mebr ais bic 6alfte Der bort
arbeitenoen Banner ans. Inter ben Mr.
beiterinneu biloen bic nit S~ausarbeit be-
ibaiti9ten fait iberall bic WcbrSabl.
Die 3abl Der Shreiner uno 3immer'
leute betra9t 611.4S2, Die Der Sleloera
maherinnen 499, 800. Is 9ibt Iber cine
Wtilion Subbalter, Glerts uno Wertau'
Ter, 600. 65s &auileute nno gambler. s.,
2S1.557 5armer. 5lan,er uno auf'eber
1904 6l 1armarbeiter, 1882 Winen
arbeiter unb etwas iiber 10000 5iihe1
uuo NuiteriGnser. 5erner aibt es 341'
344 Yrofelioren nno Sebrer, lOi,SO'
Nerite unb WunbGr,te. $1,000 Nopotaten
SO, 2O3 8eiitlibe, 70,664 Sunbesbeamte
80, l55 Wuiitanten, 1929 Snaenieur'
uno 9anopermelier, 22,496 Siinitler, 21,
$40 Sournalilten uilo 9,72S Sbaulpieler
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-28
DIR. NIVEN
SpeSial=@abImoti,

Gs tpiro hermit befnnut oematnt, eaS an,
Gienitng, ben 8. Sebruar 1897. I'M 8llaat
Wte!roie in Stearus gOuntp, Wtnn., IN ncr
Mablolftrlften etne Spesialipahl qtholtel
miro, Die aus fol9eHo beidriebenem lerri,
forum sul nmnrenge est lino:
Or It e " q enthdlt Nqes bon l.nem
9b lie, Der Dli!id, non elmer blreiten Ginie
nit MILLER Strafe bon Der Noroz sur CUB.
LIME DER Silda @reuse aele9en III.
SDeite u q D euth1lt Nles BON mem
5betle. Der meitllh BON eiuer oire!ten Nlrle
NIT Miller Strd6e BON Der Noro= CUR Glib
LIME Der Tllla &c 8renie gele1en lit.
Vie Nabl iol all fpisenoen 3Idbeu a.
DO ten werosr: 9rite s1aro in Der Gi(dae
Salle; spette @nro IN Der Sale ilber Httz
mono's Subelmihie Sol9eno seraunte Y'r.
ionen ipleu OILS 9Slblrltter bel bieier loeSiel-
len gSahl furaireu: Grite Narb -8eor0e
@ampoh, Sobn .. 0dlS uno Sobn aolb
3Deite 9SarO-Simon 9u1u, 9b. 9enniion
uno Spbn Cannon. Ete @ablurue mirb
i'm Slua9e Nelroie a%epifnet nm 8 uhr NOR.
gers uno wtro 9epfinet bleibcn bis 5 ubr
natm,tta9s oes udmlrteu In9ss, sunl
2peds, fur poer aeasu Incorporation oes
Stloge 9pelroie ais etie Staot ~ itrrur p.
Die NdblS ttel. Die aebraudlt lueroen, iolen
9eorudt offr geitriebeu lein unb iolen
larte1:
Sir Sucorporation Sa." Sir Sncors
poration Ns;n.~
ct. elouo, Den 7. Sanuar 1897.
Gouaro w iller,
SpriiBsr bes Soarb Der Is ouutus 6 ON,
mllidre pon StearHs 9ouutp. Minu.
Seiidtiat:
y. s. @ruber.
GpuntrsNloitDr. 7-2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-28
Wtu r~e9eimdB,ae Ycri6te

Der Sunoes.G urrencp.9 outrolleur 81
tels bat Wontas folseuoes an Die 8ouper'
neure aller Staten seribtetes Runo'
ibreiben betrefiS Der Stlatsbanten perof.
fentlibt:
Sd mobte Die @%ouuerneure Der elm:
ielnen Staten auf ienen Yaragrapben
Der SunoeS'S tatuten aufmertiam MAIDEN,
in pelhem Der GurrencD.9 ontrollcur be-
upllmabtist miro, ieiuem Sabresberihi
'iiber Den Stano Der 9tationalbanfen Elm
TerjeibniB Der 8eiourcen uno 0erbino'
li6teiten Der Santen, Sautgeielihaften
uno Splrbanten, Oeren @eihafte semGb
Staats : SantgeieBen betrieben weroen,
einjuuerleiben. SeBtereS SerieibniB iol
Der SurrencpaG ontrolleur auf @runp Der
Yerihte ilber Den Stano ibrer @eibaite
MAIDEN, melhe iolbe 5~inanjanitalten Den
seieB9ebenoen Sorperu, Stats ODER Ser
ritorialbeamteu iibermitteln. Seit Dem
Sabre 1873 baben Die BON bieiem De
partement ueroffentlihten Sabresberihte
ben b%etreffenoen Nuspeis entbalten lno
jpar baben Die Spe;ialberibte iiher Die
Staatsbanten ale gum YeritanoniB Der
Gage, in beren Oieie 5inanjinititute lid
befinoen, n~otbmenoise Gin;elnbeiten en..
balten. IS 9ibt ober mebrere Staten, in
pelben ben Stoatsbanten nibt eur
Yhi6t 9emabt woroen ut, ben Staatsbe
amten ~regelm1bige Ssribte uor,ulegen;
in peribieoenen anoeren Staten limb bic
Jubrer iener Santgeibaite, Die iib nibt
baben incorporiren laiien, nur perpnibtet
iGbrlih einen Seribt iiber Die Heiourcen
uno Decentralization Der Santen, Die IN.
ter ibrer 2eituns itebeu, aus3uarbeiten.
SblieBlib 9ibt es cine gniahl Staten, in
pelben Die Seribte uber Den Stano Der
in 5rage tommenoen Banter 10 ipdt elm:
geliefert neroen, oaB Der currency : Gon:
trolleur Die Serjeitniiie bel Der 9(usar.
beitung ieines Yeribtes al ben Gonsreb
nibt perpeuoen fam.
I'm Oronuns ;u ibafisn uno Dem Son:
sreb eiuen lleberblit iiber Die 2lnselesen:
beiten Der Staatsbanten Su sepGbren,
mobte ib ben Commencement Der peri1ie.
oenen Staten ben Hatb ertbeilen, bic ge'
ieB9ebenoen Sorper um ben Grlab zines
6eieses Sl eriuhen, welbes Die porer'
wabnten Banter a%nrueiit, al ~Suitanoige
Staatsbeamte regelmdBige Beribte Su
ibermitteln uno Swar al oemielben Gage,
an welbsm ole Nati oualbanten ibre BE:
rihte einlieferu. IS iolte audi oaflr
Sor9e getra9en weroen, oab bic 8erSeib:
mile iobalo ais moglib ueroiientlibt per.
ben. 3b iiberienoe ben Commencement
hermit Gremplare Der Jormulare, welbe
bel Der 9erfertisuns Der Beribte Der Jta'
tionalbanten uerwenoet weroen uno NJ
pfeble Den 8ebraub pon Gbnliben 6or;
mularen ieitens Der Stats; Jinanianital,
teu."
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SIb-Dakota.

WitheIl. - Sm lebbafteiten 3beile
oieier Staot wurce oieier Gage cine Spiel
belle ansgeboben, in Der es aud aiuoern
geltattet mar, benz Glide Die Sono ~
%bieten," coer ribti9er. 9eia9t, ibre erbet'
telten ODER peroienten Geuts benz Spiel
teufel Sl opfern. Ger Better bieier Yrut;
latte oes Caters, war elm armeniiber
5li6tlirg, elmer iener ..llnslidlibrn",
pelbe benz .,Sohe oes blutbiiritigen Sul'
tans entronnen iino", uno ii6 bier,ulanoe
Der beionoeren Spmpatbie riibrieitieer
alter Weiber erireuen. Wun. man mub eS
benz burden lailen, or bat iib liberia:
lbeno lbnell acclimatiiirt.
n.-9er 0ertebr an ben 9inien
Der 9bicago ~ Vortbweitern, Wiilwautee
uno 8reat Nortbern Vahnen 1T mieoer,
nno srpar infolge bes qnbGufens ibwerer
Sbncemalien auf ben @eleiien, eingeitellt
woroen. Ter 6ilfs:I ipiiionsmperinten.
bent Sanborn, 4otomotipiIbrer Salcipin
uno SeiSer 3ohnion wuroen beim Gnt:
glel'en elmer Sotomotipe unpsit Der Staot
perlebt. gine itaobnite Stelle an elmer
Shiene peruriabte ben llniall.
Yierre.-Vie bel Santen in ueribie.
oenen 9beilen oes Staates ~oeponirten
Staats9eloer 6uiammen $2S0,OOO) wur:
ben inter Der pewabune pom ID Wili.
ioloaten nit Der Yabn bisrber gebraht
uno I'M capitol in @%esenwart bes 8ou'
uerneurs uno zines Spe;ialausihuiies Der
Se9islatur 9e,dblt. 9ieies Nerfabren,
pelbes befanntlib auf Inoronun9 Der
ee9islatur 9eibeben lit, par nit 9roben
llnfolten uerbunoen.
Is anton .-Nueuit Hugge, ein meitlid)
bon bier pobnbafter 5armer, bat iein 9e'
ben ouf Der Saeo perloren. Nuf melde
Weiie er um's Seben fam, lit bis ieBt nihi
betannt geworoen.
Aberdeen. - Sobu Carlton, alias
Batrid Glart, seaeu welden cine an
5~beilnobme an Giubrub IN oas Eoitse'
bGuoe ,u 6igbmore lautenoe Nntlaae nor
lie3t, wel6e ieit lGn9erer 3eit lid oel
5reibeit crfreut bat, lit bier ermittelt NOR
oen-3er Stootratb bat cine HeiolutioI
an%genommen, wonab ale 't0otiihen Sr'
oinanSeu elmer gyiinoliheu Heuiiion UNI
terporfen peroen iollen. - 6ier berri6i
srobe Salte. 5emperatur lit sesenpartie
nieoriger, alS lie eS pabreno oes Winters
bisber aeweien. Ser Sbnee lieet tief aui
allen 9anoitraben uno Giienbabuaeleiier
uno Der 0ertebr ;wiiden ben S'Goteu
in oieiem She'll oes Staates lit 9GnSlid)
einaeitellt woroen. Der bierberfabrenoe
Baiingiersus Der Milwautee Sabn bliet
bel Sonilla I'M Shuee iteden. IS unter'
lie9t teinen 3weiiel, oab uiele Ginwohner
in ben lGnclihen Siitritten infol9e Der
&dlte gotb leioen.
Git y oint. - N. 8. Wurpbp, ein
i'm bieiigen Stationsaebduoe Der Wili
wau'ee Giienbabn beihaftiater 3ele9ra'
phiit lit, wabreno oes neuliben Sbnee'
TURNS eriroren.
miller. - Ger gauo : Srisftrdger
Spain, welber ioeben bon Der iiollb por
bier gelegeuen @e9eno onsetommen lit
beribtet, nab elm 6armer, NamenS Gai'
ielmann, burb ben Sturm, Der Dor Sur
,em I'M State piitbete, $50 Sbafe per
loren.