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The herald., 1898-05-14
Ordered to Chickamauga

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, May 13-Colonel
Culver, commanding the Fifth Illinois In
fantry Regiment, and Colonel Fred Ben
nett, of Joliet, commanding the Third Illi-
nois Infantry, received orders today to
move to Chickamauga and report to the
commanding officer there. The orders
stated that transportation would be fur
nished Immediately through Major Jones.
U. 8. A., Quartermaster at Chicago. Both
regiments are ready to move as soon as
trains arrive, probably Saturday morn
ing. Orders of few days ago sent two
regiments to New Orleans. but the latest
order countermands this.
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Odd Fellows Session

SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.-The grand
lodge of Odd Fellows today decided to sus-
tain the Thermalito home. and the grand
master was authorized to appoint COM
mittee to examine into its management
The charter of Ontario lodge, which had
been revoked for characterization, was re-
stored. The sessions Of the Rebekahs were
largely attended. The reports Of delegates
showed that, with three exceptions, all the
lodges in the state are in a flourishing con.
dition.
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Want Clear Water

SACRAMENTO, May 13-While the facts
concerning the effects of the pollution Of
the American river by Folsom prison sew
age have been greatly exaggerated by GER
tain San Francisco newspaper correspond
ents. still any pollution of that stream is
Objectionable to the people Of this city.
The chamber of commerce has secured the
promise of state officials to remedy the
evil by putting in q chemical reduction
plant at the prison by which the sewage
will be kept out Of the river. purified and
pumped upon the prison lands.
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Supplies for the Army

PHILADELPHIA. May 1S.-The activ-
ity continues at the Schuylkill arsenal.
about three train loads Of supplies leave
nightly for Chickamauga and other points.
In the neighborhood Of 5000 tents are being
turned out daily. Orders for $4,000 pairs Of
shoes have been placed which are to be
ready for delivery within three days. Fiji
teen thousand pairs of trousers, 10000
shirts and 5000 overcoats are being COM
pleted weekly, and this will continue until
orders are received to the contrary. Up
to date about $1,000 blankets have been
shipped.
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College Marksmen

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, May 13.-Captain
Brush. U. 8. A., head of the military de-
partment of the University Of Illinois, an
nounces the result of the dual intercolle'
giate shoot between teams chosen from
the military battalions Of the Universities
of California and Illinois. The shooting
was done Thursday, and a message re-
ceived by Captain Brush shows that the
marksmen on the Pacific coast have won
again by the close score Of 416 to 400 points
out Of a possible $780, Each team consists
of ten men, each man fires two rounds OF
five shots and the records made this year
are excellent.
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Livestock Wanted

SAN FRANCISCO. May 13.-The govern
ment wants 400 horses and as many mules
for military service. The order authoriz-
ing the purchase of the animals was issued
from army headquarters today. The gov
eminent wants the horses for cavalry SER
vice at the Preside and for the troop of
cavalry to be sent hither from Idaho. The
artillery need the mules. The order d.
reefs that the animals be purchased within
the confines of the California department.
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A Spanish Prize

LONDON. May H-Captain Reach Of
the British steamer Norman, which has ar
rived at Plymouth, reports that last Sat
urday evening about $3.50 he saw a Span
ish man of war chasing an American two
masted merchant steamer into Algieras
bay, west of Gibraltar. Eight guns, some
shotted and others blank, were fired, and
as the two vessels passed out Of sight the
capture seemed inevitable.
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Idaho Volunteers

BOISE, Idaho, May 13.-Two more COM
panies of the Idaho volunteers were mus
tered in tonight. This leaves but one COM
pany to muster. 1t will be mustered tomor-
row. and the troops will then be ready to
move. dispatch received from Senator
Shoup states that they will be furnished
their uniforms and equipment at San Fran
cisco.
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Merritt's Successor

NEW YORK, May BIT is stated in
military circles that Brigadier John o.
Rogers, chief of artillery, has been ap-
pointed Commander Of the East, to sue
coed General Wesley Merritt, who will
leave here today for San Francisco on his
way to Manila.
General Rogers is now in Washington,
where he was summoned on Wednesday to
accept the newly revived rank Of chief of
artillery.
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Threatens the Hub

BOSTON, May 13.-Oficials Of high rank
at the Charleston navy yard place consider.
able credence in the rumor that a part. at
least, of the enemy's fleet is not far distant
from this coast. Their suspicious were
strengthened by the fact that the United
States cruiser Columbia and the ram Kat.
ahdin hurriedly left this port, under sealed
orders, and that the cruiser San Francisco
will leave at once. The auxiliary cruiser
Yankee Joined the Columbia OF Cape Cod
and went to sea.
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Nevada Volunteers

CARSON. New, May 13.-The first troep
of Nevada volunteers has been ordered to
report at Cheyenne. Wyo.. at 4:30 Monday
afternoon. They will leave tomorrow night.
A petition is being circulated requesting
the government to permit the cavalry to
appoint its own commanding officers.
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THE DAY IN THE HOUSE
DEVOTED TO PASSING BILLS
FOR PENSIONS
General Cassius M. Clay Given Lift
Along the Road to Meet
ing Expenses

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The entire ses-
sion of the house today was devoted to
pensions and private claim bills. The
house agreed to adjourn until Monday and
at p. m. recessed until o'clock. The
evening session to be devoted to pension
business. At the night session the house
In committee OF the whole agreed to grant
a pension of $50 a month to Major General
Cassius M. Clay of Whitehall, KY The
famous old veteran of the Mexican and civil
wars was represented as the owner OF the
extensive estate known as "Whitehall.
but with an income insufficient to meet his
expenses. General Clay is now drawing
IS per month as Mexican veteran and is
"a years Of age. A bill granting pension
to the widow Of Brigadier General Daniel
MacCauley was acted upon favorably. A
total of forty-six bills were passed in COM
mittee of the whole and six were passed
finally by the house.
The house committee on public lands to-
day agreed to favorably report to the house
the war bill relieving holders Of mineral
claims from the necessary assessments
during service in this war and one of SIM
liar scope, giving homesteaders leave of
wounds, deducting their full term of en-
listment from the required five years
homestead residence.
The navy personnel bill, the source of
agitation throughout the navy for years
and effecting a complete reorganization of
that service, had been agreed on by the
House Committee on Naval Affairs and
will be reported to the House in few
days. Many important amendments were
made and much important new legislation
added.
In the Senate
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Gull
lom has presented to the Senate petition
signed by twenty-one of the leading pack
ing and shipping firms Of Chicago, asking
for retaliatory legislation against France
on account of the rates Of duty on imports
of lard and sausage recently imposed by
that government. They state that the sit
uation is greatly aggravated by the de-
cision to collect maximum rates on both
these articles. This ruling will. they say.
have the effect Of absolutely prohibiting
the shipment Of those articles from the
United States to France They assert that
the maximum duty on lard is about So per
cent ad valorem and on sausage about IL
per cent, and that these rates are about 300
per cent increase over former rates.
Postoffice Bill
WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The conferees
on the postoffice appropriation bill have
agreed to strike out the Senate provision
limiting the number Of deliveries in cities
to four times daily.
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DELAYED by Bombardment

NEW YORK. May ia special to the
Times from Mobile. Ala, says:
A cable message was received from the
Captain of the British steamship Special.
list Of the Angler line to Walter e. Sar"
geant. ship agent at Mobile. is as follows:
San Juan de Puerto Rico, May u, 7:i1
p. m.-Sargeant. Mobile: Specialist will be
delayed an indefinite time by lombard
ment of this port, started today.
EVANS, Master"
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stCheap''

baking powderis mostaynics
white clay plus alum. The
alum is there to raise tho
dough. The clay is there to
fill up the can.
The alum is bad for the
insides. The clay is merely
your "peck of dirt"
The herald., 1898-05-14
The Coast Patrol

NEW YORK, lay 13.-Rear Admiral
Erben will assign vessels to the inner line
coast patrol as follows: Catskill to
Gloucester. Lehigh to Boston. Nahant to
New York, Montauk to Portland, Nan
tucket to Port Royal. Passaic to New Or
leans, Jason to New York, Wyandotte to
Bath, Canonicus to Hampton Roads and
Mahopat and Manhattan to Fishers Is
land.
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Oregon Volunteers

SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.-The First
Battalion, First Regiment of Oregon volun-
teers, numbering about $50 men, arrived III
this city this morning. They were escorted
to the Preside, where thoy will be camped
with the 5000 men already located there,
pending their departure for Manila
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called for by the Commissary for food sup
plies.
Arrangements are being made to supply
rations to the Preside for fully II, 900 troops.
Within the next week the volunteers will
arrive from Colorado, Idaho, Utah. North
Dakota, Nebraska, Washington ana other
states.
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A Prize in Port

CHARLESTON. 8. c., May 13-The
Spanish steamer Rita with a prize crew
from the U. s. s. Yale arrived today and
10 now at the quarantine station.
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A Japanese Disaster

YOKOHAMA, May 1.-TWO hundred
fishing boats have been swept away by a
gale and tidal wave at Swatelikswat and
1900 men are missing.
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some Slept Well

SAN FRANClSCOs May libby ASSOct-
ated Press) The 600 artillerymen from
Southern California. who are Quartered in
the old wooden mil at Black Point. slept
warmly tonight. after suffering from the
cold for three days. Late this afternoon
900 blankets were received, and the volun-
teers. nearly all Of whom are afflicted
with colds, were made comfortable. Here
tofore they had lain upon the bare floor. but
tonight they spread the bed ticks. and side
by side two men, covered with four blan-
kets, smiled at each others pleasantries
till they fell asleep.
At the end of each Of the 3o0-foot floors
Of the mill huge railroad stoves, donated
by the Red Cross society. each lent its radi-
US Of comforting heat, and sentries piled
on the wood without stint.
The condition Of the artillerymen has
been improved altogether. Their food is bet
ter in quality and has increased in quantity.
Beginning tomorrow, two batteries will
cook and serve their own meals. dispensing
with the caterer who has been furnishing
the food, and by tomorrow the rest of the
battalion will do the same. They are rap
idly being drilled into a knowledge Of their
duties and have assumed already an air Of
soldierliness. which augurs we'll for their
future.
The officers are interchangeable in inculca.-
ing discipline and say they have n~'cause
for complaint. Major Rice denies that there
have been any assertions from the ranks.
Although the men are still short of cloth
ing, no complaints have been made, and III
a few days this deficiency will be supplied
The herald., 1898-05-14
Idaho Fruit Men

BOISE, Idaho, May 1s.-A meeting Of
fruit men was held here today and the
Southern Idaho Fruit Growers association
was organized. P. P. Sleepy was elected
president and Edgar Wilson vice president.
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Took a Sure Cure

PASO ROBLES. May 13.-P. Peterson. a
Dane, from Portland, Or, committed sui
eide by hanging this morning. He was
suffering from rheumatism.
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Will Join Sampson

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, May 13-The St.
Paul will leave here on Saturday for the
Island Of st. Thomas. West India, to
Join Admiral SIMPSONS fleet.
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Sailed South

NEWPORT. R. l.. May 1s.-The torpedo
boats Gwynn, Talbot and Morris have left
here under sealed orders.
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Harbor LIGHTS Out

MALAGA. Spain, May 13.-The coast and
harbor lights in this vicinity have been
ordered extinguished until further orders.
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He Took His Time

PEKIN, May 4.-Prince Henry Of Prus
STA has arrived here.
The herald., 1898-05-14

WASHINGTON. May 1a.-The Cabinet
meeting today lasted only IS minutes. the
shortest of the year. The news, which is
regarded as authentic, that the Spanish
fleet has been sighted of Martinique Is
land, about $50 miles southeast of Porto
Rico, clears the atmosphere and from this
time forward the governments line Of
action will not be clouded by any uncer-
tainty as to the location of this formidable
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9euti9 : b0bmii de 2(bgez
Or0nete ais preubti6e
Spipne bai d impft.

SSm 606miI6en 2lbg,oronctar6luie
bat ii6 @en3sl 8r5e3nop5tp, 6anOz
idubma6er in 9raQ, QbgeorOreter
uno elmer Der Rei68rutES 8ertr.ter
Der fiinften &uri2, erfrsdt, in 0Hentz
lifer SiBurq Die DeutIhsb0hmiiGan
2t6georOreten prsuBiI6s SpiOne 81
ifelten. Grtriifet proteItirten Die
9suIfan gegen oieIen unperi6dmtsn
W}iB6rau6 parIamentdriIder 8eOss
fraiteit, rer 8orIibsr lab It4 gen0tbt8t,
8r5e3npp8tD CUR SrDnung gu ruten,
unO OisIer gebrau1te oann Die fuule-
2lu5r2oe, er babe Iitb MIR DerIpro6en
uno Ieins Gplles2n niht bal,lotgen,
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felt Der c5e6iI6en W}aioritdt gu per-
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8e6anolung cer Dem 2anOtdgs Oorliez
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aus Dem Qanotage Dor unO iinO .ntz
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laiIen, iobulo bic ReQierung in Der am
nG6itenI}ontug 5tattfinOenOenStBung
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SpraGsnfrage dbgege6sn baben piro.
9llIerIei aus 0euti d lano.
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Observation-Disclosures Or. phil. @il6.
Geuter, 3uleBt SeminursOberIebr2r
in MiinitermdifelO, i'm 4lter ODn 50
Subren geitprben.
syn Der 8asanItaIt 81 S60nebsrg
bat Ii6 cine Dsr6dngniBpOQe @rplo'ton
ereignet. Die 9(rbeiter @0riB, Yfe6Iu5
uno DUDE blieben auf Der Stelle toDt.
Der SnIpettor W;s5ner unO Der @lrz
better 6iibnar purOan I6per uno Die
2(rbaiter Sferite uno 9aIien leiat
DerleBt.
Die hsutigen 8lGttsr meloen Den
unperIebcns eingetreteren Sob oe5 be-
tanntan 8erliner Mu7itI6riftItsQers
0sfar Gi66erg. Der 8eritorbane, Elm
Qsborensr Gerlinsr, mar gleih3eitig
Director zines in g}r. 1O6, 2iiBopitr.,
eta6lirten U}uiifzSnftitlts unD Priz
pat Gpnierpatorium8. 2lu5 SID
berg's 6eoer fammsn cine rGinfiih@
rung in 8agner's 9arfifal" uno Die
tritiIGs StuOie ,3i6arO 8dgner'5
G=0ur Spmpbonie".
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ipe3ieue MaBregsIH fir notbpenOig
bait. 0a5 nOrOdtldntiihe 8eI4nd>
Der, pelAes in 6umptonzRoaos con-
5eutrirt pproen lit, gebt morgsn nd6
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orgeblib i'm Gintlange nit Oem iaoH
lGrlTt bcI6loiIensnllsbungs sprOgramm
fir Den 8intar uno Itebt in teinem 3us
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ocn S6iffen rg}epz9Ort, Soma, +"
rMuTa6uI:tt5, rSnOiuna," nGega5"
uno perT6icOeren SorpeOoboOten be-
Itebt, piro iih nah DEN 0rD SOrtuz
Qosg gs1SnIeln, an Der &iiIte pon 6lorioa,
beoe6an uro bort parIdbieOene Gpoluz
ti1uen oornetm;n. Soute e5 in Cuba
gu pirtlif bepsrflihen &OrgGngen
tommta, 10 pijrDs DieIe Streitmd4t
rutiirli6 iofort oarnenobar iein. Der
7puniI6e 8sIanote 0upup De 2ome
empfing beute @ormittag peitsre Daz
pti6en, lpel6a m,locn, Dab OollItdnDIge
Rube in 6apduo t2rrInt.
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Cine SFur bel GucIt

Gr!ituuatH, Suh.u tuuunOecm nal5, Snilu,na,
%r2a3itis, Qn;umouia Anibwcauu5 Der @tI,ut',
1Hinpc5, GuDuroaaltn, 85tumatismus, @eurala
Gle, Gycn5Mu aagtg.5 3a5HWsb, ait5ma,
@tbmuo.5
Gs tugjyt ot b,itiaf,H Shm;ritu in elmer big
juamig MiNutsn. Ii:mluo brandt cine 5tuuos,
na3o;m u oisi, auaont: Gslsu S3muisu ju ltt'
BEN.
8aopa1's 8sao0 R,lj,f if Elm f3;rcs mittc! g,s
gen ale Sbmu3w @srmim1m, Gu.nbmatn,
S5m:r3sa I'M 8lstu, auf Der 9guf O0sr in OsH
glit0eru
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Gs mar bas critc
ltuO tit 0as cin}ige
S6mcrjrHs9inO ttrl,

Dslb,s Die quaI.uorm S6uru,u iofort bcb'bt bic
Gut3uHouug liuO,rt un0 gertopfuus bel ,u,r aps
p!i!ltiou furirt, oh oj,tl5s nuu BON ben 2uuesn.
atm Maq,n, Giug,ptJo,u o0er auOsrtn 2rlien oDsr
Sraautn b'rribrtu.
Gin bll5tr l5ctloifcI Uoa in ciu,m Glais gBaT,r
iurjrt in Uuigsu Mnutn RrGmpi,, iour,n Mlas
Gen. Soo5r,Hutu, R,ypoftat SalailoT3itt, Wis
CRANE, 2iavybot EHisu:tyt, Golic, 9d5uugtn uHO
ale inucr.i5t gthwuom
IS 9i5t fem palmttd Der g9at, Oas 6i,b,r uHS
g8:6isii:5r uab alt auotrtn malariibn. bili6isn
uro iouhi0t 6t5'r 10 raid turiyt, iUic RooDap's
&ca0D 3tliti I'M @crsin, init 8lololps 9iu,n.
baben.
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tan.
8ombun, IA. Sunuar. - Weitere
Gtn3elnbsiten iiber bic Niebermsbelung
Der britii6tn 8ermaRungs Grpaoiz
tton unter Capt. Burns an Der &uIte
bon 8elubI6iitan trdFen 6aute bier
Elm. @apt. Burns bate Elm 8ermaTz
lungs : Eager an Der &iii ite BON Ntafz
ran, 100 Nteilen ppn bem Srte entz
fernt, an reI6sm tsr britii6s Selez
9tup6en 8edmta 9reaps5 einige Sage
porber ermoroet porben mar, aufgs=
i4Iagen. Die Gings6orenea i6ienen
freunOli4 geiinnt gu Iein, a6er pl0Bz
lid mat.e oer6duptling einen glrgriff
auf bas Eager, pel6sr Gopt. Burns
uno feline &sute p0uig unporbsreitet
traf. Capt. Burns entIIcb auf eirsm
Sameel, nd6reno bic Gi2bermeBelung
uno Yliinoerur9 i'm 8anga mar, unD
rttt 100 WIsilen nett 8u Der Seleqraz
pben Station i'm QrmarazS61le.
IS tpirD jeBt 6erihiet, baB Die gan3e
8egeno i'm 2lufrubr ii6 6efincst. 0ds
80. 8om6aD : Snfanterie 8egiment
1T na4 Dem SGauplaBe Der llnru6en
abgegarger. Die 3abl Der Spfer bes
gtaiIatres pirD auf $50 1ngegeben.
2orb 8ere8forb's Stsg.
2onbon, IA. Sanuur. - Sngort
fano geItern cine Gr9dn3ungspa6l fir
oas llnterbau5 futt, nm bic bur6 oa8
Qbleben pe5 2iber1lenSir 5rdnt Qpdz
popo eingetretene 8ltan3 auS3ufiil=
len. Sir 6rant 2otpooD pertrat osn
&rsi5 ieit 1885. Die 0a6l bra6.s
ben Steg Oes Gpntre Gomirul8 2oro
@harles 8eresfpro, bes GanoiD1ten
Der Gonierbatipen uno 2i6eral llnioz
nil ten, nit elmer Wla6rbeit BON II
Stimmen iiber ben Gdnoioaten Der
Gi6eralsn pno Gaoitalsn, Sir @6rtz
TOPPER 6urneb. Qprb geresfcro err
6jeIt 1868, Sir Gbrjitop6ar 6urneB
5648 Sttmmen.
Sn ieinen Reben tQtie 2pro 9sresz
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zip 1T Der 2orO i'm britiI6sn 0ffentlis
den 2e6en auf oas gngite psrtniipFt.
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90 al 9tntiten unterz
perfen lid.
2pr0or, IA. Sanuar. - 9u5
@omite Der 8ersinigten @epert76aftsn
fat auf @eIu6 Der nQmalgamateo Gnz
9tneer5 Societp" beI6loIien, Die Tprz
oerung 8etreff5 3eouftion oer9lr6eitsz
8ett auf 48 Stunoer PRO @p6e 3urudz
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per0sn. 8efanntlit pQren oi, sra
f4iniiten am II. Sult 1897 3umStrite
9ei4ritten, porouf bic Prin3ipala eiz
nen aQgameinen 2odout arorone!en,
in behen 6Ol9e an 100000 Wa7ftni=
ten 0rbeitslO5 pur0en.
(SpGter.) - Sin 6eute Q(6eno er=
laiisneS Wtanifeft Der g2(malgumateo
engineers Spcietp" ignorirt bic obige
g(a4ri6t, TOnO:rn pieoerbolt Die 6orz
berungen Der MaI6iniiten uno ertlGrt,
bic Striter ieien bereit, Die 5Sraoe ii6er
Die td9lihe 2tr6eitsoauer einsm
S6ieosgeri6t gu unter6reiten.
@punii6e 6IottenzR ii itunz
gen.
U}oorto, Il. San. - Die alien
&rieg5i6iffe nHumancia" unO bic
tortd" iino reparirt uno in ben 0isnIt
geItellt porben. Sie iiro mi! S6neQz
feuer 9effIben armirt pprben uno
bitrft2n eine 8ei4pmoigteit Bon ID
bis 10 ¬en entpiteln.
I 2ie9t i'm Stsrben.
2onbon, "A. San. - 0a5 M1itz
glieo Oes Parlument5 fir SOUTH 0alz
rar6ampton GharIes 9el61m 8iQiers
lisgt i'm Ster6sn. 9erIel6e lit ununz
terbro6en Ieit 1885 W2itglieb oes6auz
les unO mar untsr oem NQmen Batter
bss 6auIes" betdnnt.
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JO0n c. gri6(e.

Sog 9eroieut Der g9abrbeit. 9ln finf
@riu,ipien balteH iuir felt - feline S6uno=
tpaareu, feline S6ipinOcl=grtdufe, bic
98abr6eit su iaosn, 5uoerldifge g8aoren.
uieOriqc Qreiic. Cine ibmsi6clbufte 5bat=
ia6c in unisrem @ei6dite it, oub unitre
ggaureu uuiercn Runbcn qefalsn. Sies lit
Elm 9etpeis BON outem 8eibmad uuO outem
lIrtbsil in unisrer auspabl. 9Ortbeilbait
oetauftS Nuurer fiuo 10 gut, tUie bulb per=
fauft, ipcnn Die 9rsiie rsdt iiuo. lluier
Soanoi6ub=S Sepurtcment Offerirt Die bsitcn
Sanoi6ubs, ioelds bic Gabrfen Der 99elt
brrfeuen f0nncn. Seine Ssoerpuaren, 90r=
len, 9ortemonnuits, 8elotai6eu uuo 9e=
bsrgiirtel, S6mudia6en, Gpsrus unO 2oru=
uettcn=Getteu, 9robeu, Sut= unO SOuuet=
IaOeln. g8ir Gsbeu r8rem SraOing
Clamps
Sriblc, Ir. 50, 9Scit=9erin9tpn=St tn
Sier pirS Seutidb sefprUd,en. tgtcr9- :
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Ri ,EIIl>El} !
llebrlbeiinOrn OOer Sdmer,rn.

Ct0.H Ropiptb tMigrdut ODER Htro0its RopiDrbl.
S1bEbm:r}:E, Ycura.9t. Rbumdtismus Sui:s
we5, S@miDW NM S5pid; i'm 8itf,H otm 8hds
Gyut oou OW Njum, @itwT0m in Der Qtbra,s
Gtuo, SsjtnttAcn, anian,aur9 Der @:mt, md
Samsg3tu itosg glrt ibafft Die Sppliia;iOu uou
gaoDaos 8:a00 R;!i:f iofortios Grltiattrun0 aHo
N;fru iortg'i:s;,r gt5raua tiHi0s Iaet lang be.
rTIittlilt cine vtgmaucuit Nci,uug.
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S6rrfli9er llniaa in rinem stubl=
ipcrf.

6Omeiteo b, ga, IA. Sunuar.
- Sin entieBIi6er unfaa BAT Ii6 in
ben Someiteaoer StabInerten 3ugez
tra9en. u. ). S6up unb 6. g. Wilz
ion ur6eiteten iiber ben @al3en i'm
Pan3erplatten 0epartement, ais tie
nit einem Mul auf nod ni9t ermit=
telte 8eiie uuf Die 8al5en fielen unb
in bieiel6en bineinge3ogen puroen.
S6aip's 9lrm purbe an Der Sdulter
ausgerifien, pd6reno 8ilIon, obpo6l
ebenfaas arg 3eri6unOen, tpsniger
i6limme 8erleBungen Oapontrug.
8eioe purben na9 Dem 6oIpital ii6erz
gefii6rt. S6up, Der Derbeirutbet lit,
nirD ieDenfulls iter6en.
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@nifnn's Ranbermnneicm.

8oIton, IA. Sanuar. = Die 9oz
Ii3ei bat brei iunge 8urI9en Oerbuftet,
Die MitgIieOer elmer 3ublreiden
9iebsbanbe Iein ioQen. Die 9lrrez
ftanten finb: 6arrp 8uptbiG, alias
6nrrp N2uIon, Is Sabre aft, bon
@ranbzStraBe, 8rootlpn, R.=g.; S.
0aois, II Sabre, unb 8eorg S9ulB.
19 Sabre aft. 8eioe BON Bolton. 9lnz
bere 8erbaftunsen ite6en beOor. SSSn
benz bornebmen 8orburp IinO in leBter
3eit 25 @inbrii9e periibt tporben.
Sine glbtbeilung bon 125 Spe3ialpOz
li5iiten 5ie6t isBt jeoe Ru6t auf Wa6e,
um bic unpiLltommenen 8eiu6er bon
Rorburp fern gu bulten. Die brsi
8ur16en purben BEL Der 8erpfGnbung
BON seito6lenen Su9en absefaBt.
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Gcrrilft rrfl1rt.

Nep YOrt, IA. Sanuar.-0er
2ei6enbeitatter 0iqium 8. 8eit6,
nel4er am oergangensn 5reitug einen
WtoroOerIu6 auf Maria S'@onnor
in Oeren 3immer g}r. II, gonfersz
2lpenue, in gonters mQ6te, puroe
beute pom Ri6ter &elop in gpnters
ais pa6niinnig ertldrt unb in oas
9ougbtepiie Srrenbaus geibidt.
8eit4 tit so Sabre aft, Batter erpa6z
iener 8inOer, unb feline 6rau lit nod
am 2eben. 3roBoem poQte er Muz
ria, cine biibi9e junge Deberin, perz
onlaiien, i'm gu beirut6en. Seit Ie9s
Wonaten perfolgte er ite auf S9ritt
uno Sritt unO gu Weibna6ten f9entte
er tbr einen gr0Beren 9elobetrug, nit
benz iie ii6@ei6na9tsgei9ente fuufen
folIte. Sic i6idte i6m bas 9elb suz
rid. 9(m SSreitug orang er in i6r
3immer Elm unb idOB nit einem 8ez
bplber duf ite. pbne lie iebo6 I'll treffen.