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Alvin Local News.

Alvin. Texas, July 30.-Mr. w. S. Stevens
returned Saturday from an extended trip
to CincnnatiS Buffalo and st. Louis
Catain Bryant X Gofee, claim agent for
the santa Fe, was in the city yesterday on
business for his company.
Mrs. A. O. Hopper of Beaumont is visit
Ing fTieds here.
Miss Selma Austin Of Flatonla Is the
guest OF Miss Eua lodd
Another heavy rain fell here today, ~
fact IL has rained every day for the past
ten days The ground Is now so thoroughly
soaked that II Is beginning to stop farming
operations The rain L. also doing con
siderable damage to the Tx crop
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saturday. The city Is building mn ran,al,
nnu there Is Il regular chnln 81 tents ana
wwagon campers around the base ~ ma
Mound for a mile or more
The surveying cross Sectiontnc ~ -.
rosenberg and Damon Mound railroad will
commence tomorrow and by the middle az
work and the work OF grading from Ramon
S Misnnu to Rosenberg Will be pushed with
"a, Meyer Of Rosenberg one of the
MIS- MS mere today and stated that tney X
pecleu TO have the grade and track LAYING
e ~. p and trains running in i2D ia, (
Mork of drilling on Wisdom well No.
WI commence Tuesday. which wlls.be the
ii endsh urill to go down on the Wisdom
~ nn,Nerytmng Indicates great activity In
reai estate circles, commencing this week
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Wharton Personals.

wharton, Texas, July So.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. j. Russell will entertain their little
friends tonight with Il social, compliment
lry To their niece Miss Ora Marmion of
Victoria. who Is visiting In this city
Master Charles and Miss Lizzie Linn Of
Wharton spent several days IN Victoria
this week, the guests of their cousin, Miss
Emma Glass.
Miss Mamie Roseberry has returned home
after a pleasant visit TO relatives III
I.2Vaca 80
MIS- r. j. Horton and daughter, Miss
Lido, leave today for San Antonio, where
they will remain several months for the
beLcfit of Miss Ida Hortnnls health.
Mis- s. II. Bates and children returned
yesterday from Lavaca, where they nave
spnht seYeral months.
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,(aisHERs ARE NOW DUE.
,.,.,,l Wells Are Expected TO Spout
Oil in a Few Days.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM A BIG FIRE
80, an oil Tank Set on Fire by
Vi ll;uhturu--Prornpt WORK c.I Prevented
Spread OF the Flame.

Texas. July so.-None Of the
Beaun .s,eS gave promise of spouting this
Vss hsye come in vet, although at least
wv. sre now drilling in the cup rock
NY .,hsrs are getting ready to set thelr
am - ~ cap rock. The Ground Floor
.a,"s s.,.n.ny set its casing on the cap
~ sastsrday afternoon, at depth OF
ioA and the drill is now penetrating
~ ...sr,pe that overlies the OIL, Several
'n' ,yelIs are so near the coveted grease
4, Il is a question of speculation as 70
~, .s,n company will bring In the next
gusHer. ~
us.,,rb the news of the occurrence diu
och the city this morning, the oil
ssme very near witnessing dis
- Are late yesterday afternoon. In
sadlrstorm that came UP near night
4 pIr gteel storage tank OF the heyWoou
ma s ps was struck by lightning one
ws,he eompanys gushers was pouring on
~ tank at the rate OF loOu parrels
nIe wy and the gas was ignited at the
u 49, IN the ton of the tank by the Dolt
ePSnlsnsstning Those who witnessed the
p y and saw the flames shooting
.,rantv feet into the air were almost par
~ VIZ MI the prompt and heroic work OF u
4 helu a uer who happened to be near the
sN nnstxented what would have been a
~. ,~ ccstly fire. For minute all VINO saw
w, ,s' ars thought the tank would be blown
4 ~ ~ q thousand pieces, butNylX or elgni
wv .ha mon who are employed in the held
h q SaJ IA their tents, procured blankets
M asked them In mud ana water, anu
s,h these. they climbed the ladder lead,
I.g 70 the top Of the tank ara smotnereu
n M flames out. .,tno ero,,,
* ansning had prevented the flames from
II ,-nltine the oil In the tanks, and wnen tne
n santeis were thrown over the opening the
ssmes subsided Immediately. The bravery
n v ibe men in rsking their lives TO eX
Fl el.. ,Is the fire will be rewarded by the
Fl HeSWood OIL company.
"a ~
n rpport circulated today to the ehecl
N tbat the Mckinley well, five miles west Of
N ssbIue Pass, had come in seems to have
Ia hon premature. At least the people Of
" sabine Pass have had no news of the com
Fl Irg In Of the well.
u While the real estate boom has lost much
ID alts former nerceness. it is by no means
had yet. An abstract OF the William Hum
pbreys survey, showing the transfers made
RI slzre May /, contains 1875 pages, whlcI
NJ .Scws that there is still something do
M mr. In real estate.
4 = p
II The Texas and New Orleans OIL company
7X /, puttlDg up a derrick on the Kelly lease
for the sinking of a test well. 1t is thu
f. Intention OF this company tc perforate TIN
.srth to as great depth as possible o.
Hnd oil.
\ \
Following are the closing quotations o
Ri a.. ua.,roout nh nVcl,anup.
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Victoria News.

victoria, Texas. July So-Mr, j. NJ.
Biownson left last night for Port Lavaca,
whence he viii leave this morning for the
quarantine station at o'Counorport to re
nain about a week, as the guest of DR.. Nc
Farland, enjoying the fine fishing to be
hal thereubOuts. Miss Ethel accompanies
him aS fat as Port Lavaca, where she VIII
remain until his return.
Slate Fish and Oyster Commissioner /.
p Kihbc, who has Just returned from a
tour OF inspection to Galveston, Port Ar
thur and other points on the coast left
yesterday for Port Layaca On a similar
mission.
Seven cars of cattle were shipped from
Rev T. NJ Kimbrough and family went
dowl to- Port Lavaca last night to re-
main week
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A@eed Judoment Filed.

Georgetown. Texas, July 30.-ln the case
of the Texas Trust Company VS. c. H.
Booth ct al, compromise has been reached
and an agreed judgment filed. The Cleye,
land heirs took twenty acres of the land
in controversy, being about 400 acres OUT
of the John A. Veach survey the CleVelah1
I'm possession selecting six in rotation until
the required number is reached. j. y.
Price takes nothing by his Intervention IN
rhe Judgment.
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coIored Raptists at Llvinaston.

Livingston, Texas, July 2s. The Central
Texas BAPTIST association, colored, con
yencd with Livingston church this week
aa1 have had a harmonious and successful
meeting. Ii is estimated that the attend
arc9 today approximated 1000 people.
There Is said 70 be about $50 preachers IN
attendance All will leave this evening aud
viii be a. Willis Montgomery county.
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Bankruptcy Matters.

Galveston, Texas. July 3.-Referee In
bankruptcy Judge James II. Burnett came
down from Houston today and held bank
rnptcy proceedings. The following bank
rupts were recommended Tor discharge: II
w Chlnn n Weimar Texas; G.. DOnigan
OF Brookshlre, Texas.
The case % Henry Haas vs.. J. G. Stewart
ct al, In the United states circuit and dis
trIct court has been dismissed.
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OR Allowed 10 Give Rail.

Greenyille, Texas. July S0,-The chief In
teIest about the court house yesterday was
The examining trial OF Il. v. Oar for the
killing Of NJ V. Campbell. The shooting
occurred June % in the eastern portion
of The county between Twin Oak and Don.
elton. Campbell was shot In the head and
sustained an injury 10 the brain, but was
hhie 10 be up after. the shooting and lived
for about fong weeks. After examining a
urInber ~ witnesses. Squire Mcdaniel al
iewed defendant bond IN the sum of $4,000,
which was promptly executed
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: AT DAMON MOUND.

''' More Wells Start DRILLING This
~. Week.
hns-.s texas, July 29-The Mound was
easrAs,. WIN visitors Sunday from
sas,tos h,ehmond, Columbia, Alvin and
fssI The Lucas well is now down
4 ii ana passed through eight feet
nev On = S0 na asphaltum, two logs and
IN . be cap rocI Of 9a aS snh a reeA
tetk SS o,aa wells will start drilling This
Nd ii nv considerable gas has been
ne Qaentity Lucas well, but not In suffi-
gsa5 y ~ Lobe g be troublesome "
, Tue Monnds eastern .irn capitalists are billed
-ss business ho %ssh' onono,
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North Texas Parties Were Interested.

and Planters National hank has sold a
cnc-han interest in the Bryan cotton seed
oil mill to North Texas parties Mr.. r..
j. Patterson Of Waxahachie, who Is a
member OF the new company and an ex,
pericnced mill and gin man, has arrived
and taken charge of the mill and the nam
moth glnnery IN connection with u. Both
ARK being put IN hrst-class condition for
Tic snlsnn's husinpss.
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h,ing pushed rapidly. so as TO have Il ready
ms soon as possible
Mrs laura Lyon aud Mr q. 5. Bailey
were nniied IN marriage az the residence
Df the BRIDES mother. sunday morning,
Roy. w J. johnson az the Methodist church
officiating, In the presence q only few
intitnnte friends OF the contracting parties
Misses Adelaide naghy and Mamie How
erton OF lfaietsvile are Ia the city. the
guests az Miss Minnie May.
Mrs. Clarence Stnckert has returned after
a pleasant visit at kerrvlle.
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A Elnd h Denton county.

Denton. Texas. July 3o-W. n Farris'
xhNe barring an artesIan wen on his place,
~ miles north Of here. struck oil at a
d.r,h ~ zoo feet. IL Is reported here to-
nighf The oil coming TO within four feet
~ me fop OF the casing. There 10 con
Siderable excitement here over the import.
ant and
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fondon. July 10. How Beers in the heid
80 nou,. IL explained in dispatches to the
0ary Mali from Lourenzo Marquee ana
.,nstardam. from which 1t appears that
A'ls,S Us maintain q regular service q,
me b Do 'rlders Gables are received anu
s sieis AZ Lourenzo Marquee
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Rexar county land Sod.

san Antonio, Texas, July 3o.-Eight thou
sand Ave hundred acres of land eight miles
south Of SAL Antonio was today sold TO
the Texas oil company. a New York con
Germ. the consideration being S33o,ho. me
company viii develop II for OIL, surface IN
dications for Il being good.
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work BEGUN on Santa Fe Tanks.

somerville, Texas, July 3o.-The m'sun,
derstandlng between the boilermakers OF
Chicago and santa Fe officials mas peeh
a,,teahlv adjusted. and the building Of the
III iii tanks is In full progress. Some OF
the artisans stated that several weeks
would be consumed before one VI them
Nyouid be finished.
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Nnaknm Loeals.

yostum Texas, July ao,-Mr. j. Halier
y,csor,a. for whom the brick building
~, street is being erected, was 10 the
on i vssterday looking after his Interests
T. connection with the opening q nj new y
a "a sS Snods store. Work on the building =
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chicago July 30 President Johnsons
,he reports circulated to the. ef-
f feet that the American league was sb so% @a
ready 70 saasov,rsernent that the league pnr-
s snsan 10 invade St Louis nor later than
next spring.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lspeclal to The Post.i

Port Eads- Arrived: olympia. from Port
Llihon; callisto. from Charleston, s. c.;
Snnniva, from Port Barrios via Livingston
and Belize. Sailed Mount Royal, for Cape
Town, With horses and mules for the Brit
lsh army; Ely, for Celba; III Mar, Ter New
York.
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. NO VERDICT REACHED.
Jury IN a Celebrated West Virginia Cas-
Again Discharged.

Parkersburg, W Va, July 3o.--The Ellis
Glenn case was brought to close here
this afternoon by Judge stapleton, WIN
dismissed the Jury upon their own REQUEST
aud upon their statement t. the court that
they conld not each verdict,
The case was one OF the mort sensational
In The criminal history OF Wesr Virginia.
and cost the State thousands OF dollars
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Presentation No. 2S5l by Elmer & Amen1,
Wi. moi cure all complaints, bit IL will
cure rheumatism. \. +. Sehmidts Houu-
ton. Texas. sole agent
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Ask Him

..' "sA your doctor what he
E |faAs Of Ayers Sarsapa-
Az ne knows all about
iii. grand old family medi-
faIIs mis- splendid tonic.
kil Iw MS advice and we
7suA'. 4saw. co ,...,, No..
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Brad ieiuem Gegner bas 8enid.
Gin 5auttumpf nit t0btli6em 4us'
gang in Stem : Orleans.

Nep=Sr1eans, 2u., q. sunni.
-8alter Selpb, Elm iunger 8ei9dftsz
reifenber, @pbn bes Sberf item 9ubleD
Selpb BON Der S~taatsmili5, purbe
eeitern Mbenb i'm nMububon : part"
in einem nit 5Guiten ausgefo9tenen
3peifampf BON ieinem 9esner 8. 8.
8aileD bur9 etnen pu9ti9en 5auit=
f6lag auf Der @tene %setObtet. Der
berbeigerufene Mrat eonitatirte, baB
bas 9enid gebro9en mar.
Selp6 unb 8aileD b%ertebrten bier in
ben beiten 9eienf9aftsfr eiien. 8et
einem bon Der Staatsmilt5 tur5lt4
per~anItolteten MilitdrbaG serietben iie
Inn bic 9unlt elmer bielumpor6enen
@6Dnen in eiferfii9tisen Streit, benz
cine 5erausforberung 5um5auittdmpf
na9folete. Iuf 9erabrebung trafen
9eibe eeitern 4benb i'm nNuoubonz
parf" an abgelesener Stele euiamz
men, Inn nit bloben 5Guiten lire 5ebz
be ausaufe9ten. Setunoanten paren
ni9t augegen; bic mitgebrd9ten
Srernbe bielten in betrd6tli9er gnt=
fernung Wa9e, bamit fie bei'm 9erunz
naben zines poliaiiten bic SautzO DUEL
lanten redtseitig tparnen t0nnten. 9te
9egner, 8eibe in Der Stunt # bes &ppfz
fe9tens eeiibt, bieben cine 3eit lang
NIT gleidem grfolse brauf los unb
ri9teten fi9 sesenfeitis libel gu. gnb=
li9 eelang es 8uilep, feinem gesner
einen mG9tigen Gauitf4lag gesen bas
Slim au berfeben. Selpb brad auf Der
@telIe aufammen unb blieb resunsslps
liesen. @ersebens tparen 8aileD's
unb Der Sreunbe 8emiibunsen, ben
8epubtlofen tpieber gu ii9 gu bringen.
Gin Mrst tpurbe serufen, Der ober nur
mod bas Mbleben bes iunsen Mannss
feitftenen fonnte. Ser Suuffdlas bat=
tie bas 9enid sebrp9en unb faft auz
senblid1iden Sob perurfa9t. 8aileb,
ber Sieeer in benz Sauitfampfe, tpein=
tie unb tlaste. Inter Nntlage bes
Sobtf9lass tpurbe er 5pdter ing Sc
fdngntB absefubrt. Ser 9etObtete NOR
erit 20 Sabre alt. Sein Batter, Sberft
9ublep Selpb, 1T prdiibent Der 2ouiz
fiana : M6tbeilung Der nSrapellers'
MHociatipn" unb nimmt in &reifen
Der Staatsmilia cine berborragenbe
SteIung Elm. SIM Stabe bes @ouber=
rleurs befleibet er ben poften bes Sc
neral : Snfpeftors fir S9iebIbungen
unb mar felbt cine 3eit lang nGhamz
bion" =Shube.
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Sir Qiehe iient

8biIdbeIpbta, 81. Sunni. -
5arris @Gen Barter BON Great Seed,
RS, pel9er am MittpO4 gu M1t.
Soup, N.zS., bonn &i4ter S. g. Dins,
benz 9ater feiner 8eliebten Mu6el
WiGs, bur9eepriigelt tpurbe unb i'm
besbulb gu eri9teBen periu3te, purbe
bsute 9egen $1,000 Siirgidoft aus benz
9etdngniB gu Mornt 9olp, mo er ii3
unter elmer MorbangriffszI ntlage Be-
tano, entluFen. 9eute 4beno traf er
Jrl. Wtus in Camden, gegenii6er BON
Ybtlaoelpbtd am Selatpare, uno
purbe in aler Stiue nit ibr getraut.
Barter bate ii9 als @ait i'm @iGs'z
19en 9dui e befunoen, unb ais Der alte
Wtas mertte, DaB cine 2ieb56aft i'm
8ange mar, fam es gum 8ru6. Die
9iebe bat nun ben Sieg ii6er bic Sps
petition bes Papa'5 babon getragen.
Srau WiQs mar BON bprnberein allf
Seiten Der iunQen 2eute.
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Ger. s1narr bnn 8aItimnre.

6auptquartier: v9ermaniu : Mdna
ner6or : 6aQe." Yrdiioent Srana
Saltl, Nr. 222, 9orb 2ibertpitruBe;
SefretGr Qbam Sbt, Nr. 1000, Srez
bertd : 4penue; S4aBmetiter s. 8.
Maqner; Oirigent 9. Melumet, 9ez
legaten : 9eriammlung ieben 5peiten
sSreitag i'm Monut.
,Mrion."
Saubtquartier: rMe6onics' Sa1e,"
gr. Sit, @eitzSupetteitraBe, @inga
itunbe: MittnO9s; 9irtgent: S. 6.
Srunf. -.
n9ermania= W Gnner6or r."
Suuptquartier: n@ermania : Mdnz
ner6or : 6aIe," g2r. 41O-412, 49,
2ombarbitraBe. Singltunbe 0onz
nerftaqs - 9irigent: GoD. 80dner.
ySrobfinn."
Sauptquartier: rSrob1inn : 5aGe,"
Nr. 1000, Sreberidz4Oenue Singz
itunbe: Mittpo9s - 9irigent: s.
&riippel.
.Mrbeiter MGnner9or."
6auptquartier: Inbreas' 6Glle,
CIR. 314, Sanoperi traBe. SingitunDe:
Mitttpo8s = 9trigent o. Melamet.
uSbaIiaz Mdnner9or."
Sauptquartier: 8oigt's 9alle, Nr.
1922, 6arforbz4 benue. @in9itunbe:
0ien tags - 9iriaent: $. &riiPpsG.
n@rbeit er : 2tebertufe1."
Sauptquartier: NeiO6arbt's Saue,
Ger. 1923, Weft prattitraBe. @tngz
ffunbe: Mittnods-9trigent: prpf.
9oQbra6t.
~Mebqerz 9efangberein."
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CIR. "a, Centre : Martet Spuce.
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funbe: Mittpp9s = 9irigent: s.
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Shiifsna6rihtcn

u 0 nj m n / II q E ip=Q orter @uten.
Seuti6tr Sampfsr r9ennipIOunia,' 9. Stunt BON
Samburg, 10. BON gOuloqne uno IL. bon Vlp'
mouth, traf nit lS5 &diiten' uno l40 3tpti6ens
beds 9afaeieren eeitern VtOrQsn um 6 ubr oil Der
Barre elm.
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briq uno 3. Stunt BON Gibraltar, traf 9etern Wtor9
gen I'M z 1br an Der Barre elm.
Sampler ~Gbeiapsafs" bon Baltimore.
,9elqrapia1 bon 8enuu uno gteapel.
rGolumbias bon 6amburQ.
Sampfer sSneibaH BON Qrobiotnce.
Gumpfer 81 GiO@ BON R.tpsSrlans.
GGltiee 9affogterbamSfer
Seute ,aentudb" BON copenhagen, r&0ln1 BON
9remen, st. 2Ouis" BON Soutbampton, '8enia'
BON 9optn6aqen, aQutania' BON 9iberpOol.
Sonntao, ben 90. sunni - pGitp Of &oms" bon
glasqotp, nQd 9retagne" BON SABRE.
Montuq, ben q. SUM - p4mfterOam' bon
MmftsrDaut.
9t.nhQq, ben 25. sunni .@arbarofa" BON grta
men, raeuirngtou" BON @ntiperpen.
4usluno.
Soutb nj I 0 II, q. SUM. - Ser Dams
bier rfirit 9ismard," BON S~dmburg tommeuo,
einq beute Ron bier mad Netp=Qorf in See.
Der Sampler rSrieslanOA paiiirte auf Der Gabrt
BON Reps9orf mad @nttperpm bic 2i3aros.
SABRE, 81. sunni. Ser Sampler DSd 2ora
rains" 1T BON Neiuz9ort bier eingetrOfttn.
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Sin Genius Der STANDARDIZATION.

Nep Yorf, 81. sunni. - Som
gommiHdr Der StuatsbebOrbe, Or.
Daniel 2epis, tpirb bemnG9it i'm
Staate cine 3dblung aGer an Der
S9pinbfu9t leibenben Perfonen porz
genpmmen perben. gs pirb bies bic
erite 3dblung bieier Dirt i'm Stuate
unb fir bic @er5te BON GROCER @i4tigz
felt fem. Oerartise 3dblungen iinb in
Stdbten unb 9emeinben f9On bdufiz
ger borgenommen pprben, aber NOD
nismals in etnem bon Mtlionen BON
Mlenf6en betpobnten Stuate.
Die id6rli9e Qn5abl BON Sobesfdlz
len an Der S9pinbiu9t i'm Stuate
belduft ii9 ouf etpa 10000, 10 baB
an Der 9anb btefer 3abl bic an bteier
8ranf6eit 2eibenben auf $4,000 gez
f9Gbt ptrb. Man bofft, bur9 bas Hez
iultat Der 3dblung Der 20iung Der
Srase, mas Der @taat fir Die unbez
mittelten &ranten t9un tann, nd6er gu
fDmnen.
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Sie Nrbeiter= l1nruhen in @ef=gir.
ntnien.

Mateup q n, W.>8a., 81. sunni.
= Sbslei4 ii4 heute feline neuen I'M
ruben in benz bieiisen &oblenrepier err
eisnet BADEN, 10 bauert benno9 bic
bur9 bas seftrise 8lutpersieben ent=
ftanbene @ufresung fort, unb man
firdtet, buB bas @4limmite nod Be-
portebt. Nabeau 1000 itrtfenbe Sob
lensrdber aus ben Sbaderz, Mateaz
panz unb Singeb : RoblenregiOnen
iinb bier perfammelt unb ibre 5altuns
lit cine bO9ft brobenbe. Ser 8etrieb
Der Mdratime= unb anberer 3eden
pirb nit ungefdbr bulber Qrbeitsfraft
fortgeieBt unb bic Wa9en iinb per=
bierfa9t tporben. S9ertff 9utftelb
lit nit einem fturfen Mufgebot auf benz
@9auplabe. Dim ndditen Montag
fonen bic Striter ibren, ben gpmpag=
MEN gebDrigen Wobnungen ermittirt
tperben, unb man fiir4tet, baB es baz
Bel gu bebentli4sn gonflitten tommen
nfrn
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Gin Gnabe h%rrlhwnnbrn.


Go4oes, N,=g., q. Suni.-9er
o9tldbrtge Wm. s. 2epts BON bier
TT alien Inf6eine na6 gerau6t tpors
ben. gr gtng 9eute friib CUR S9ule,
fam nt6t gum MittageFen na6@auie
unb als bic Gltern bann in berS9u=
le na9fragten, erfubren iie, bag er
nt4t bort gepeien tpur. Ser &Habe,
beffen 9robpater Elm tpo6l6abenper
presbptertantider GeiitIi6er III, trug,
als er berf9ipanb, 9einfleiber aug
Goronrop, cine geftreifte WeIte,
f4pur5e Striimpfe unb @4ube. On
benz Strobbut, ben er trug, mar bic
Gremhp nhnpriHpn
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Sic Gibilresieruns fur bic YbiIip=
pinen.

Wafbinston, .. g., 81. Stunt.
: &riessfefretdr Hoot erlieb beute ben
f9on seitern angefinbisten 8efebl bes
P~rdiibenten our Giniesuns elmer Gtz
%bilreeieruns iiber bic pbilippinen.
Ser 8efebl loft ben Militdr : 9ouperz
neur BON 4. Sult an bon Der GRILL
lung Der gipilpfli4ten ab, fareibt iez
bod Dor, bab feline MutoritGt mad tpte
bor in alien Oiftritten, in ipel4en nod
cine Sniurreftion e%riitirt. mabsebeno
fem 1on. Wm. 8. Safft, prdibent
Der pbilippinsn : Gommiiiion, tptrb
aum GipiI &QHpernear ernaunt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
Neue HferNefranfhrit.

Nep : gorf, 81. Sum-. - @ie
Sr. 6antinfon, superintendent bes
Sbierf6ubpereins, ~mtttbeilt, tit unter
ben bieiigen Pferben cine neue, Der
Grippe GbnliGe &rdnfbeit aussebroz
6en unb t0btet biele berielben. Die
Srantbsit purbe auerit am lebten
Samitag entbedt, unb BEN Seri6ten
Der S6ierGr5te 5ufolge iinb ieBt i9on
minoeitens 10000 Pferbe bamit be-
1Qftet.
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SeldlIRe ter spirituuleubauhler.

Gtnctnnatt, g., 81. sunni. -
Ser Gonbent bes 8ereins Der Spiriz
tuoien : 9%robbdnoler pertagte ii9,
na9oem er bei9loHen, ben GpngreB
gu eriu9en, bic 8ergiitung auf2edage
auf ale na9 benz 1. Sanuar 1899
bergeiteqten @aaren aus5ubebnen
unD bic Steuerrdte b%erab3ufeBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
Snhtbaus nnf 9cben s;cit.

PORTLAND, Mte., q. Sum-. -
Gbparb Graffum, Der M0rber bon
Glifforb Moiber, tit gu lebenslGngIiz
9er9efdngniBItrafe Bel barter Irbeit
berurtbeilt porben. Ser Morb nur@
be am II. Sanuar b.S. beriibt. 9raf=
fam erf4lug Moiber, rm i'm gu bez
rauben. Ser Mitf6ulbige @rafz
fans, Der gleger 20. SANDS, pelber
5uerft als Staats3euge auftral, ii6
bann aber bes Sobtf6lugs i9uGbig
betannte, 1T am 9ienItag btefer 8Oz
DIE gu 10 Subren StaatsgefdngniB
berurt6eilt pprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
SornaDn in Nebrasfa.
Cine ganse, aus iieben perionen Be-
ftebenbe 6amilie getDbtet. -8ei=
terer 2ebensberluit.

omaha, Nebr., 81. SUM-. -
Spesialbepei9en aus Nuper, Nebr.,
melben iber fur6tbare 8e%r6eerunger
bur9 einen Sornabo, tpel9er in Der
bersansenen Nu9t bort piitbete. gi=
ne ga1se, aus iieben gerionen bette
benbe camille fam babel um's 2ez
ben, spei Mitglieber elmer anberen
camille tpurben getDbtet unb mebrere
anbere perfonen e~rlitten tObtli9e
0erlebunaen.