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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-14

LEXINGTON, KY, July 13.-The Re
publican convention adjourned tonight
after being in continuous session since 3
a. m. What was called the Deboe-Taylor
slate for the most part was ratified. Be-
fore the convention assembled most of
the delegates were for Taylor for gov
ernor, and when the nominations for gov
ernor were reached most all of them
were for Taylor. The candidates for
minor places on the state ticket We're in
the same accord, so that there were con-
tests between Taylor men for the same
places. In these contests there was a
vociferous flow of Kentucky oratory. In
the contest for attorney general there
were forty-seven speeches, by actual
count, and during the day there were
over 300 speeches. After the presenta-
ton speech for each candidate for the
different places there was such a series
of seconding speeches that it seemed like
a ballot would never be reached. The
ballots were not counted completely.
Counties would change their votes to the
leading ones or to the winners, and then
followed another series of speeches in
withdrawing the names Of those who ran
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-14
FREIGHT THEFTS.

Eight Former Employees of the
Reading Arrested.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-Eight men
formerly employed in the freight depart
ment of the Philadelphia & Reading Rail-
way company are under arrest here.
charged with having stolen thousands OF
dollars worth of goods from the compa-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-14
PARIS IN HARBOR.
aused a Panic While Temporarily

OdUseU FHnIc W hIIe IemDOrariIy
UnmanageabIe.
FALMOUTH, July 13.-On entering the
tidal harbor today the steamer Paris.
recently aground at Manacles, under the
influence of the wind and tide, became
temporarily unmanageable. Her stern
swung round and struck the end of a
wooden pier upon which a large crowd
of people had assembled. The pier shook
from end to end, the spectators became
panic-stricken and made an ugly rush
for escape. Ultimately control of the
ship was regained, and she was safely
anchored.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-14
WHIPPED INTO LINE.

The presentation Of Mr.. Taylors name
by his leading opponent. Col. S. H. Stone,
and the seconding of the same by Judge
Pratt, his other opponent, was a dra-
matte scene, but the most exciting time
of the convention was during the contest
for attorney general. The Taylor men,
who had been making the race for that
nomination, objected to being side
tracked by one who had failed of an
other nomination, and they made an ag-
gressive fight.
Senator Deboe, Gen Taylor and their
close friends were active workers in the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-14
CONSOLIDATION IN ORDER.
What SOuthern-MOnOn Deal Would
Bring About.

CHICAGO, July Reconsideration has
now reached the roads south of Chicago
From an official source it is learned that
the big Southern Railway company
reaching to Louisville, and the Monon,
which connects the latter city and Chi
cago, will soon be under one ownership
The deal for the amalgamation of these
two properties is said to be nearing a
close
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-14
DYNAMITE GUNS.
They Are to BE Used Upon Stubborn
FiIipfuOs,

NEW YORK, July IA special from
Washington says dynamite guns are to
be used by the American troops in the
fall campaign against the F'ilipinos. Prep
arations are being made by. the ord
nance department to supply Gen. Otis
with six Sims-Durley dynamite pneu-
matte weapons. The tests made at the
Sandy Hook proving grounds of a gun
of this type proved very satisfactory.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-14
PASSING OF PLUNGER
LLOYD ASPINWALL, ONE OF THE
BONS VIVANTS OF HIS GEN
GRAFTON
LAST HOURS OF TRAGIC LIFE

Died In a New York Hotel,
Attended by Strangers-His Wife
and Fortune Gone, His End Pa
thetic Even to Those Devoid Of
Sympathy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-14

KANSAS CITY, No, July 1s.-AIikcbtt
Is oyer thirty-five miles from the teIeC
graph office at Goodland, The story from
Scotland telling of the execution of Co
1ngs, the Cherokee, is probably a fake.
The statement that he killed seven men
and two women is untrue
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-14

CHICAGO, July 14--2 a. m.-The Tri-
bune has report Of the execution Of
Croctaw Goings received direct from
Antlers, 1. T., from special man, who
was ordered by the Tribune several days
ago to cover the story. The Tribune
correspondent is ]. M. White, editor of
the Clarion, L T. His report agrees
with the story from Goodland, I. T.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25
All Gone but the Outlines.

''How are your plants, Mrs. Mud
ger2''
"Well, there isn't a single leaf on
one of them, but otherwise they are do
ing first rate Chicago News.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25
Awarded to Turner.

In his decision of the replevin case
of Turner VS.. Berk for the recovery
of ring, Justice Campbell awarded
the ring to Turner. Berk claims he
will appeal the case to Common
Pleas court
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25
Hats and CAPS

Mems black and brown stiff
hats Observation-Disclosures. .9Sc each
Mems black and brown stiff
hats, warranted. D.. $1.5O each
Young mems alpine and
stiff hats in the latest
spring styles .......-.. $1.49
Children's hats and caps,
big line 10, Is, IS and soc
Largest line of mems, boys
and children's straw goods in
the city to select from.
Boys straw hats. II, 19, 25c
and up to 81
Mems ....... 19c UP
Young mems fancy straw,
latest styles. 800, 49c, 75c, 81,
and S1.25
Children's sailors IL, 19, %, 49c
Don't fail to visit our hat
department, broad brimmed
straw hats, to keep the sun off,
in big varieties.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25
POPULAR
Music Composed by an
Akron Young Lady.
A Feature of the Young Married
PEOPLES Club Dance.

The Young Married Peoples's club
will dance at Silver lake Friday
evening.
An enjoyable feature of the occa-
sion will be the music. A large
share of the selections to be played
are the work of that rising composer,
Miss Ada Hudson, of this city.
During the past winter her compo-
sitions have been used a great deal
by Prof. Stickles. The popularity of
the music has been attested by the
heartiness of the applause which has
followed the playing of the music.
The selections to be used Friday
evening are as follows:
Loves Dream" Dedi-
Gated to Young Married Peoples
Club.
Five Step-"Merry Dancers" Ded-
icated to Prof. w. F. Stickles.
Waltzes-"Little Home Sake"
Dedicated to Miss Hudson's niece,
Ada Oral Barnes.
Cake Walk-''Alabama Chuckle."
Two Step-"The Presidents own"
Dedicated to Co. B. Eighth Regi-
ment, O. V. [.
Songs-''Slumber Song" Words
by Emily Weager Rowe. Dedicated
to Miss Celia Tanner, and Love
Song"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25

our Chicago climate is unique"
Ism : 1t. though? Nine months Jan.
aary and thrae mon ihs July Chicago
Record.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25
RUNNING
Schedule of Street Rail.
way May be Changed.
Men Are Dissatisfied With the Old
0ne---Hours Not Liked.

The employees of the Akron Trac-
tion & Electric Co. are well satisfied
with the increase in wages.
There is some dissatisfaction, how
ever, in reference to the new sched-
ule. 1t seems that a portion of the
men 90 to work about 500 in the
morning and work until 11:l0: they
then lay off until 3:l0 p. M,
and work until $40 p. IN. The men
object because they have two
separate runs. They would rather
run continuous period of time for
days work.
Mr.. Mutt said in reference to the
matter Wednesday that the schedule,
as yet, was not definitely settled
and that it would probably be ar
ranged different shortly.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25

Those of our readers who have
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will not be surprised to learn that the
sale of this most excellent medicine
has been extended around the world
and that it is fast becoming uni
versal favOrite i'm the treatment of
coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough. The % and 90 cent sizes for
sale by all druggists.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25
POTTEhlRs CONSOLIDATED.
StOneware Men Got Together and Formed
Combine-Thc Capital Stock
@2,5O0,OOO.

COLUMBUS. May 2:.-At secret meet
ing of the stoneware potteries east of
the Mississippi river a consolidation
was effected. The combine will be in
corporated under the laws of Delaware,
with a capital stock of $2,500,O0O. 1t
will be known as the American Stone
ware company. Thirty representatives
attended the meeting. R. H. Kent of
Akron presided and will probably be
the president of the new company,
which Will have its headquarters at
at Akron.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25
Will Play Anybody.

The ST. Vincent school base ball
team will play any nine in Akron
under Is years of age. Address
challenges to Thomas Delaney Maple
st. A challenge is specially extend
ed to the ST. Bernard school team to
be played Saturday. The batting G
order follows: ". Murphy, p; T.
Delaney, C: H. Barnett, 1b; P. Ham,
2b; w. Collins, 3b; c. Hallinan, SIS;
D. White, If; A. Brown, rf; NJ. Nc
Farland, CT; G. O'Neil, sub.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25

ASHLAND, May 25.-United States
Judge P. $. Grosscup of Chicago, who
has been i'll with fever for the past five
weeks-the last three of which he has
been especially serious at his fathers
home here-is now announced by his
physicians to be safely over the greater
part of his troubles 1t is believed, that
with careful nursing, he will soon re-
cover.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25

CONFERRED DEGREES The
team of Akron lodge No. of the
Pathfinder, Wednesda5night visited
the Middlebury lodge No. 2 of the
Sixth ward and conferred the degree
on the candidates.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25

YOUNGSTOWN, May 25.-At congre-
gational meeting of the First Presby-
terian church of this city unanimous
cali was extended to the Rev. w. II.
Hudnut of Brooklyn to become CO. pas
tor with the venerable pastor, DIR. d. Fl.
Evans, who requires IA rest and contem-
plates a long visit abroad
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25
Suits

Ladies' $40 suits, all colors,
reduced to. ............ $3.50
Ladies' $12 suits, nicely
made jacket, silk or satin
lined, reduced to. $500. $3.50
Silk or satin lined $3.50
suits, extra fine .... $40
We have a few suits to close
out at $3.50
Well worth $500
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25
ENCusRhle.

Young Mother-Horrorsl Here's an
account in the paper of woman who
sold her baby for 10 cents.
Young Father (wearily)-Perhaps it
was teething. New York Weekly.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-09
Ga9esu migfctte,t.
Sn!ann.

M!s Ssrau Sd. binneean in MaIli=
lon puluer fir eillen tsanfen 6un0
nlilhte. erplooirts oallelbe uno Die 6rau
muroe i'm 8elidt uno an Der @rult
ldiper Derbrannt.
Sic 6l Sabre alte 6rau WarD Wc=
Guaoe uon Marietta erfrnr lebte
MocDs. sic bate ftp ouf einen
9lbort i'm 6pie beaeben unb wuroe in
Oenlslben, ais 2eide auf Dem gooen
| llegsnb, gelunoen.
5rl. gla Yplpen, Elm biiblGes i,,,taes
MaoNen. luurbe III gel!aire, $. ppn
9enrp Geffsnbough, einem ilnaen
Wsanne. auF Der StraBe iiberialien.
glls Der Mnareifer Dem Wdohsu biz
&leioer BON 2eibe rib, Sog bahelbe ei=
nen 9tsOo!uer uno erithob OefIenbpugb.
| Sl Wsitminilter. O., fano Marp
gnoerIpn, 1obter zines oortigen 6ctel=
belibers, inter Der Shire Der 6otels uno
|unterbielt lid 1nit Gomaro Sroiparo.
pl6bliO Ihlid 'lid) 6rant ylair. eil1
lperMmGhter 2iebDaber, bi1lter bas paa,
luno eriboB lib aus Giferlutt.
Ser tuescn eomnentnioriasn getra.
Gems bor Der Nopptatentammer ange=
Itlaste Gibter Dellenbuugb bon Glepe.
lano mub CUR 3eit feinen Yrp;eB iibs,
lid erasben lallen. Ser 9lntraa oss
/ WertGcioiaers, ote 9lntla9e tuesen lllae.
lnil9cnoer @esueiserbrinsung obsu!uei
lien. iDnroe ab9elebnt.
/ Sbfbaupflanser bon Mtbens @ountp
/ o, faaen. oab Die peruutbliAe ETir
/ lidernte burd Die Gdlte oes uerflplIsnet
Mpnats nur iueni9 aelitttn babe lnl
eincn reiteen Grtrag ueriprede.
1 Sn Hcnle, g., lat Grdulein sgasrs
|eine 4abide uno ttnse illnae Game mi
j Oiibnarbieben pe.Ihieoene Gbulle ae.
nebislt unD ben Bll,tIpuren nad, il
|urt1eilsn onh einen oerielben getroIIen
IGie 5elbItentfan llnperlebt, a5erin ben
yanll, binter ben tie lib sefeat, ifedet
bret Gueeln.
Sn Waybii,a, O.. lhlo lpeagu SC!
I@ harladfiebers Die 0ffentlithen SGulet
/ aelhlnllen. mo iiber piele Wohilllngen
|wo bic Rrontheit aroIlitt, iii Der Cut
rantGnesultanD Derbdllat wDroen.
/ Nabe Maugum, s. g., ipurbe ST
4 hiibibe ahtaelnjdhrise Qottie Gretbnr
f'ltaen nlln.n ,lrlO 81 fiinF ssabrel
a 3ndthails perurtheilt. neil lie nit II,
rem Qiebbaber Qillen goof lid osln gsieh
oiebfabl bin9e9eben bate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-09
Nemcite Nad)riNte,t.

Wdhrenb Der lebten 9a9en bat es ii
| Gn41ennelIee fait ohne 9lufb6rsn aerea=
net uno Die Solae lit cine uebeyidpen.
lmuna oes 5ennsilee 6luifes. Wlan be.
iiirHtet, oab oeriel5e in gbattanoopo
nod Die 40 Sub Marfe errei1en pirD.
Sir Nieoeruneeu ifeben mei1enlpeit ,ii,.
ter WalIer. bod 1T Der iotpeit anserib=
tete 5daoen niht arob uilb ba oas
Neiter pl6Blih talt getporoen, bpffi
man auf eiil baloi9es 5allen Der Tlu=
tDen.
Ser g. p. Seralo unb anbere 3ei=
tunasn brabten Die Na1ridt, BOP be,
oeutihe Roniul in 0ontDng Den 6ilipi=
nos gBaffen perfeuIt ldtte. 9ie Na5.
riht Dar natuiirlid gum 3rpefe erlogell,
iuic0er geaen bic Deutit1en su beben,
|uno iekt fpmmt bic Nadri6t, bab De,
init gBaffen iiir Die 0ilipinos belaoene
Sdooner .Saneng", iueldeft Momiral
Geipep beiblaanahnlt bat. nidt gigeu=
tbam zines Tentihen, ionoe,n elnes
Gmerlfaners mar.
sSn Yelmont, Spfpa, einem Soris
pDn ungeidbr 1000 @inmobnern, brad
|esl:ern Moreen ,lm balb 10 llhr SSeuel
ans. Ser Sbermometer itano 81 @raf
|unter Nul, uno es blies ein ibarIel
sSino. IS tonnte abiolut nihts oe=
than lperDen, nm BEN llmlihareifen De:
entfehelten Glementes ginbalt si tlu1.
0lele Seute lino oboa6= uno beimatb=
lbs benz 5unser uno Der 9rimmiger
Safe preissegeben.
I GenerulinIpettpr Gredinrioee bot I'm.
ter Den Nrmee- -Nationell, lpeIbe au oi,
Notbleioenoen IN 6apana orsaegebef
iueroen, b,Nosrte bon gudieu ungenieB.
baren HinoflsiiAs entoeft.; mar
|alaubt, oab lih nod mebr oauoa poy=
lfinoen niro. mem, ole sSnIpeitior
erl beenoiet lit. 0ies yiibienflsiib,
.Goalt ano yoieo ye. f., bat Den be.
riidiiaten gmballnmirun9s proset
ourdaemaht.
srallfreid unb @lnlano riiltsn nit
fieberbafter,. @iie. Der frarsoiiiihs
Warineminilfer Icdrop ioil Die engliiht
Warlne fir einell 5nmbug .erfldrt Ga-
ben. Gr loa Iogar ppH Dem Yrojeft Ell
ncr SnoaliDn Gnslunos seiprpben ba=
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-09
YolitiiNes.

Sic Senotsuaailpesrs ii Nsntripipc.
MEN, 7ellndre r,o anasrn G taatsu
oanert :ail.
Yer Senat bat am Wonta9 ben ssrie=
|oenspertraa nit 81 aeaen q Stimner
Iraiifi3itt.
| Is ffimmien (nfio tparen obaepdart)
lfar ben 9,ertraa Al Nepubiifaner, lC
gempfraten. Z prpaniiisn uno eilbe.
|riiei.. baaeaen "a Denlotratea, 2 Popu.
Iiilien un0 3 Gepublifdner.
Nohoem DER Griegs 5stretdr une
ieiiR llntsrilIdunaS GpmlnilIinn una
tiar beipiefeil ha5eil, baE Die Ye=
ribte iiber peroorbenes Ditiid), ncs be,
Mrmee aelieIert ipnroe. erlpgen iinn,
fDmlnt nun aus Dapana nie Mamrid,t,
| oaE eill She'll beg einaefaniltsn isleiIhes
I lniht aebrauht iperoen lam llnD in's
Meer semorfen ,uetoen mlD-
Ser prdIioent lat Bnooe lualter
laiien. Gas &risGsaeriht bate Di,
9tnsltpGuna hes Gfllsral Sntenoanter
Gbarles g. ealan ats oran Seer bean.
Itrast. ullcin bet Rrdiioeni ue,Danoeltt
Die S.rufe in cine isths Sabre eatls,not
Guspenoirilla nnm 9ienlt. glab Nb.
| llauI bieies Sermlns betommt DIR ius.
pen6lrte General lsme Nenlion.
General MarimD Gjpnes ld6t nit lid
lrebeu. Gtatt nit GO yRillipueu ilt {,
anb nit 3 .lsillinnen stuefs WblDbnunp
ieirsr ganoen auirisben uno bat Der:
liprehen. tpenn oisier Yetraa be3ahll
lperoe, 10 iperDe lid feline slrmee auilo.
lien. Wir gloaben iborL naB ner alit
8anner Die brei Miilipnsil lliumt, abe,
oh iih alsoann feline @auoen aui!bIen,
oas 1T cine anoere 6rase.
| Gin Goloat, Der ein GilenbohnbiGst
bob er olf ieiren llrloubspoB Tin iii
ben balben Yreis erbaltsn bate. ,peitel
pertanit bat, lit 81 itbs gtpnaten ihlpe.
rem Mrret beItraIt ,pproen. Sin Oil.
sier, Sngcnieur Garter Der bel 6aienbol
tel rnuD 5000, 600 unteri6lasen hat
purbe pom arisasaeriNt ihuloia be.
liunoell, aber in nsin MDraisu Dot Del
Btdlioent niht 2eit aeflinoen, pde ur.
iGsiI sll llnierihrei5el, 9osi'i byseiD
neuo iiir Die MeGinlep= ep=0lomlniltro.ion
Ser Monot sSanuar bat i'm gunne5:
budget elm 9ffisit BON So. 500. 900 bin:
terlallen. Gabei iino Die 3oQeinnah:
men niht berab9eaanaen, ioNIern lpa=
ran Die srDbten iygeno cinem Sabre
ieit 1898. Nub Die Gteueyeinnabmer
wcilen feinen Iijf0c'lg I'M Werglsit
| gum ielbsn Nionot frilbersr Sabre o,lf
IS lparen leoieliN Die Nusaaben fin
6eey uno Morine. tpelte 10 iief in Oii
8unoestalie eingsidniiteu bnben, une
oies miro 10 bleibell, ,penn Die grpsn.
iioniIten es erSwingel, bab mir 6ubo
nno Die pbilipplnen onnettiren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-09
Gubani;G)c Natrtotets.

Mer no6 bGran s!peifelt, ocB Die
iogeNanntell patrioten Der cubanild)sn
,Mrmee" cine elenoe 0anoe freher Sa=
aeoiebe nnb 8auiruser lino, Dem mub
Die 6orocruna bss .Sidtneral" Gjones
oab Die Ser. Staaten lnter feline sSrei=
beitstimptar Die .&leiniefeit" pon 500, :
600, 600 Oert1eilsn lullsn, leoell s3uei=
Tel nebnlen. Naaoem oieIe Gdwefel-
banoe monaielann pon Den 2tnlerifa=
nerl sefiit!ert lporoen, ncboem Die
|Nmeritaner Die!e Miliionsn Collars uEo
Gunoerte ppn MsEIhsK.cecn {iiy Die
gefreian9 octIelbsn pom ipanii@ea
Scbe oeopfelt, baben bieie Sreblinge
|no6 Die Stirn Elm S.iiltgclo pom &C
Willionell Dollars 81 foroerll, lDiOripeil.
|fails ole cabariibe Mrmee niht alli9es
loft tperoerl foil. IS 1T nod 9lllem,
mus man rdbreno unb lsit Dem 3riege
iiber bieis .eubani!hen sSraibeitsbeloe,,
| erfabren, iebr fraglid, oh Der GpugreB
tpenn ct ben mabren Gbaralter nieier
nnperiddmten 9totte 9eta,int bdtte,
Gpallien ben Grie9 ertldrt haber piir=
Ioe. Damals aber murben ia BON Den
@rrreIponbentsn Der Stem Worfer es5in=
laobldtter Die eubaniihen ,Sreiihdrler
lals DDFerireuoiee pom reirllfen Batrip=
Itislnus beieelte Deloell llnb lire Mnfiib=
|rer als Mdnner pon matellDiem .Gba=
lratter nnD esbnbencr GsIinnune barge
Ilfeat. SIN GpnereB pe:9oben iapn Elm
lSahr Dor Seginn bes Grieges einiee
Sinaps beinahe Gbrdnen bartiber, bal
[oie Geaierllng nidjt lofort slnltalteu
ltrehe. TN oieIe ebleu Gbaroftere bon
loem eSrhe Der Spanier jill bc|reien.
l9Rebrtle 0ieier eolsn tGharafterc, /. N.
Der iibalte'cHbonil1e Str0teoe Side.
Ineral" aabi, hot jest IN Den NsrQeu
|eine relelrefte Mduberhnnoe organilir1
Iuno erndbrt lih bon Der Muspliiiloe-
]rltna Darnlpisr NeiienDe:l, nobel q
lilm llidts Iansnaht, Of bisielbetl 5pa.
lnier, Gubaner ooer Nmeritalier iinb.
Dir Meip Dorlsr Y0ife ha!ts ii, be,
.Ilebtell Wpde ollfs ihre llinioBe aaeb,
l6 ,089 98 efenlpeisebiibgtil Sll AIT.
lfn.
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s2tn gbilabtpbia .. sonntrstaa bta g 5tbruar 1899

Nuh in SeHiaa unb Sterling. beioes
flejne Ortidaiten llabe aReoina. lnuB=
| ten Die Sdulen tpeaen gpioen1ie bon
ISdarlodiieber seidlolien tuernen.
Sn 2eip3ia, g.. bransen Ginbrehsr III
DDS ppltanlt nnb iprensten bic 8elo-
fpinDe nit Epnamit. Na1tfpddter
yronn,an entoefte bic Diebe unO er6ff=
rlete 6euer amf iie. 9ieie aber aabsn
bas 6euer 3uriid. idofen ben Mdhter
Stueilnal in bic 8eine unb belpertItelia=
ten ibr gntfommel. gDie man erjdbrt,
erbeuieten lie 5000 in @eio, uno 5000
III YrieImarfsn.
gie pier Ginbreher. pelhs Das poit=
amt in 0eip5la tetaubt, lino in gele-33
oue berbaltet poroen.
sSn San aranciseo tuuroen flint
Gnaben, i'm Nlter BON IL bis Is Sab=
rem bpn eilem Gealnten Der ,Gputbern
paeifie G. ST." bel benz Neriu1, einen
giIenbabnsua gum gnt9leiieE su brin=
gen, perbaitet. Die 9uri1en batteil ei=
nen nit Steinen beihperten 9orb auf
Dem Gie!eile befeItiat uno iuhten lid oa=
init aussureoen. baB iie nur geipieH
b1tten.
Sn Sprinafielo, Sa. oerbrannten brei
perlDnen in einem GDfhaule.
Sn Murpbpsboro, 3d., ftiir5te Der
groBe, $50 TuB bobe Wa1ertburn, Der
oen Grt llno Die in Der 9idbe lie9enoer
&obleugruben nit g9ailer periorat,
leBte Wo1e eii,. Mebrere in Der Ndbc
beidG itiate 9lrbsiter entgingen nur nit
Wtiibe Der beranlir0menoen WaiierflutD.
Sn YGllaoelpoia brannte Die gdterei
Der Stelpart Grader so. DoaItdnbi9 llie=
DER uno iolen babel nub mebrere Men=
lher unlgttommen t,no uerlebt tporben
Iein.
SIN Mai1a1uIetts bat cine ~Srau if
rem, uerltorbenen - IIfen ein feines
Srabofnfmal lsber laiien. 8as 1T
cine 6rau, Die lid) offsnbar ibrer glb=
tunft ridt lbdnt.
2us Suneau, Nlasfa, miro ein Snoi=
aneroufltano geE,eloet, benz man iebp9
IN Malbinatoa tpenig yeoeutung bel=
Heat. F
3ie 3abl Der @anferotte belief 1i9
ndbreno Der lebten 9Bp6s in Den Ser.
Staateu auf 207, aegen 2a7 I'M lebten
Sabre 305 in 1897. 3S8in 1896 uno
293 IN 1895.
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EuaIann.

Gu1tnnn.
Sn Berlin grallirt Die Grippe. 3abl=
rei1e bDbere yeamts linO bettldaeria,
barunter au6 Der Gtauis= Sefrei1r gii-
lo,u. 9luf benl 5ulbalie tannteu Die
01llte Der @elaoenen ritbt crlheilleE,
neil lie Die Gripps Dattsn.
9ei Grolen, 80 Weiten BON Trani=
furt a. 3. O., 1T Gsneral @rai Gapripi.
Der friibere oeutihe &ei6stansler, se-
ltDrben.
9ie 0ambure=Wm =Wmeritaniibe pafet=,
fabrt= =glttieneeIeuId)aft beabTdtigt, ihre
oltaliatiid1e 2inie nad San Srancisco
Deitersuillbren.
Sic Wi'twe oes RronprinSen Guoplf,
grsbersogin gtepba,lis, rannte in Der
umsebung BON Miirauare .ui Dem
3ooe nit eirlem anoeru Haoler suiam=
men uno fam All Taq, nobel lis iid 10
usrlebte, oab lie. 5ut Seimfabrt in bas
SdlpB elncn Maaen benuben mubte.
@ei elmer Teuersbrunlt in benz unea=
riIbeu Gort Nasr=ypooroeb muroen
200 Sdnles 5eriiovt, uno IA MenI6en
famcn UNI.
9ie 8esirtsmannlhaTt in Gger, 86b=
men, bat ben YeldluB bss Gtaotratbs,
| fir ein YismardsEenfma 1000 8nl=
ben beisutragen, beanitanoet.
Su potras, Giriedsnlano, farb Der
amerifanii6e 9iceconlul GOlpille Sn=
/ lgals, geboren i'm Staate WiIli|ippi,
an 3ollwuib.
Sn 2auFe oes Monats Sanuar lat
ii1 Die ihmebenoe 5bulo 5paniens lin
l7.404. GIL peletas permebrt.
Sn 6rantreib tpiro es nod 10 ,psit
fomlnen, Dab jeos @eiebpprlase, ebe fie
Dem pnrlnmt sngebt, Dom @eneralltab
ianttionirt mercen muB. 6pdter ipar=
ben Iiob Die 8ensralitablsr tpo6l aud ilrs
Winiiter unb Heputirtfn lelb1t ausiu=
| den, unb :rebe Dem Der niht Orort
parirt !!
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Cine .harmloIe1 ai!e gombe ans
Dem Yiiraertrieu bate IN Cincinnati
Der Nmpeniamnller IS. 9herMcnb in
ei,le,n 6aufen alten Giieus eefllnnsu
nib nit llad, Oallie oeHonmnen. slm
Gamisad leate er 0isielbe il, lcinill
Gildennfei1, unl bas Ylei absui1me'-
ssia. dis bielelhe erp.poirte. bie Ganse
Rude celnolirte nno i'm ieIbif iclnsrs-
Ili6 uerlebte.
Tie Mnnah,ne btB 6rieoenspt rsta-
|oes nllo Der gInsbrud, 0er DsianfeliQ'e;= {
|iell foltns beiIate asl oen NdnIiN Ii
s. al