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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-08
ya,,erx sw,pd,. U,e.rthea

Buffalo. n. Y. Jan. S.-What is re-
garded by the federal authorities as
"A we'll developed lottery swindle was
brought TO light yesterday. Andrew
Clifford, a barber. was arrested charg-
ed with having used the mails for
fraudulent purposes. 1t is stated by
the federal officers that no drawings
were held by the lottery" purchasers
of tickets never having Aad chance
ssx win. Postofice Inspector Cochran.
zssssted by two United States mar
shals. raided Gifford's place They
found piles OF unused lottery tickets,
circulars and a large number of en-
velopes bearing postmarks of places
in New York. Canada, Pennsylvania.
Ohio and Indiana. Clifford was taken
zescce a United States commissioner
land held in $4,000 bail
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went to Grave Together.

BooDville. Ind, jan S.-Mr. and
Mrs Henry Blessing, age respectively
s6 and 80. died within two minutes
azf each other. They lived in little
cabin near Elberfeld. which was their
hcIne for so years and more. and their
EiSs ~as one OF seclusion, aever pay
Eng visits to their neighbors and re-
-eiring no callers. 1t was their. wish
60 die together, and both were strick-
en- about the same time and soon were
dead Their bodies were buried in the
same grave yesterday at Elberfield.
There are no children and the estate.
which will aggregate $4,000. will go
10 distant relatives.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-08
EDfrosss WILL MEEr
<EEeszra ASSOCIATED Daiiies Will Get
Togerher On Frid "

l<SmH&EAH8 ~hS>tcbate4 Dati9cS ~ bal OCs
Togerher on Frid ".
Indianapolis. Jan. s.-The annual
.neeting of the Indiana Associated
Daiiies viii be held in the Century
s1-zxz rooms at the Denison hotel Fri
e2zy. Jan 10, the session being called
al 1-3e p m An interesting program
has been arranged for the meeting
In addition TO the formal proceedings
OF the association ard election of o.
Eineza for the year. papers viii be read
as follows:
Cooperation in the Purchase of
News Stock-W. Bent Wilson, Lafay-
cite Journal
Cuitiyating the Local Advertiser
Charles H. Neff. Anderson Herald
ValDe of Clause Z of the Bylaws
Mark o. Waters. Newcastle Courier.
Charges for Foreign Advertising
Robert Henkle, Brazil Times
The meeting will conclude with the
evening session.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-08
1mEn a..E ~ raHNrsr
Interstate s.,snsnerce Commission
Mes.a~ sSas-ssr~s-

Interstate sSsssnsnerce Commission
Nesa- sSaa-sar~s-
Chicago. J A. s.-Prcsecutieas
against all the big PACKING house
concerns in the West Tor viola ions OF
the provision OF The II eTslate com
merce law against receiving prefer
entail rass se contsm PLACED by the
intersta. commerce eoLm ssion-
This fact developed during an lnses
LEGATION Begin by the commission mo
the handling Of paekn house prod
ucts and dressed meats. Il also be-
came apparent that the commission
and the railway management OF the
entire country practically had entered
into an alliance for the purpose o. in
duciEg congress TO pass legislation
permitting the railroads to pool under
certain regulations by the interstate
commerce commission. AMI that It IS
believed such law can and viii be
passed.
Another development was the an
nouncement that the commission had
requested the attendance here of all
the leading men in the advancement
of the community of interests idea.
including j. P. Morgan. James J. Hill
and E. II. Hartman, and If these men
failed to respond to the request
harsher measures would be taken to
compel their coming. Evidences upon
which to base prosecutions against
the packers was obtained in abund-
ance. Traffic managers and vice pres
idents of roads east and west threw
up their hands and admitted freely
that there will be no pretense toward
maintaining tariff rates on packing
house products and dressed meats for
export or domestic use except for a
very short period of time at the be
ginning of each year.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-08
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
British and Boer Losses Put Side BY
Side.


Side.
London, Jan. 8.-A published re
view of operations In South Africa
during the past year based upon OFF,
cial reports, gives an interesting COM
parison of Boer and British losses.
The review says that the total reduc-
ton of the Boer forces in killed,
wounded. taken prisoners and surren-
dered amounts to 1890 men. Out of
this total only 1898 rifles were Sc
cured. The captures of Boer ammuni-
ton amount to 100000 cartridges.
British columns are supposed to have
taken all the Boer artillery. amount
ing to 81 guns exclusive of the two
captured by General DeWet at Zefon-
tein. The capture of Boer stock has
been enormous, considering the great
hauls made during the earlier years
of the war. During the last year a
total of 29.SS2 horses were captured.
while of other stock. such as cattle
oxen and sheep, 366.S21 head were
captured
The British casualties from actual
fighting amount to only half of those
sustained by the Beers. namely 9,113
men, of which 1918 were taken pris-
oners and have since been released
During the last year 1000 men died
of disease, Is officers and 342 men
were accidentally killed. and 25,S0o
men were invaded home.
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Remains q Mystery.

Nohlesville. Ind. Jan. S.-After two
weeks of diligent work, the authori-
ines are NO nearer a solution of the
John e. Seay assassination than they
were when they first began to give the
case attention. the following day af-
Ser the murder was committed. VIM.
,Fodrea. who is in Jail under suspicion
of having fired the shot through a
window in the Model mill that result
ssx X Sear's death, still declares that
ne Is innocent of the charge. Every
effort on the part of the authorities to
get him to say something that will
Emplicate himself has failed.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-08
The First Snif

Lansing. Mich, Jan. Samuel
Beach has commenced suit against
Ingham county for $500 damages for
injuries received at the hands of a
mob in Leroy township some months
ago. when he was accused of taking
improper Liberties with a young girl.
This is the first case under the Dick
inson act of 1899. which makes a coun-
ty liable in damages to victims of mob
violence or to their hei.s in case of
death
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-08
He Dug Cave.

Marion. Ind, JAN S.-The police
yesterday located and arrested Daniel
Nichols He has been fugitive for
two months. and was wanted for as
Saulting William Blanche, an oil man,
who &c was feared would not recover.
Nichols dug cave under his house
and used it as hiding place. He was
in the cave when arrested. He enter
ed plea of not guilty yesterday.
Blanche residenat Van Buren,.
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A High Priced RnlI.

Chicago. Jan. S.-The Hereford bull
Perfection 92,S91,' was sold for So
geo yesterday at the Union stockyards
Chicago. This is the highest price
ever paid in America for a Hereford
and the highest price in recent years
for bull or COW of any breed. He
headed the list of Sc animals sold by
Thomas Clark Of Berea, Ills. and was
purchased by Gilbert H. Hoxie, vice
president of the Mallory Livestock
Commission company of Chicago.
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Ar aut,-Anarchi-f Hiu

Washington, jan 7.-Represelna-
tive Grosvenor of Ohio yesterday in
troduced an anti-anarchist bill. II is
similar to other measures on this sub
5ect except that the death penalty is
provided for criminal assaults on an
officer Of the government. without spe-
efficaliy designating the president as
the one assaulted.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-08

Guthrie, o. T.. Jan. S.-A lynching
took place Monday night on the g.ade
of the Oklahoma City and Southwest
ern railroad in an isolated district
southwest of Chickasha. One of the
laborers. while the men were in camp
shot a companion, and the remainder
of the party hanged the murderer to
tree
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Belmont Beaten,

New York. Jan. s.-Montague Less
Her, Republican. was elected to con-
xrass in the Seventh district yesterday
to succeed Nichols Muller Dem. re
signed. He beat Perry Belmont the
regular Democratic candidate. by ss4
KoteA a.
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a Uharpe oil lnfanticide.

Vincennes, Ind, Jan. S.-Following
the discovery of the bodies of twin
babies hurried in garden near this
city last week, Mary and Ruth Put
Fam. unmarried daughters of Ebel
Putnam. a prominent farmer living
west of this city, were arrested yester-
day charged with killing Mary Put
MANS twin girls. born Dec. 81, last.
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New school Damaged.

Muncie, Ind, Jan. S.-The Garfield
public school building. completed last
fan at a cost of $40 900, was damaged
s., 900 yesterday by fire.
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Observation-Disclosures

GrtmtnaIgeri9t. - (8or
gidter &it9ie.) - Moro-- G6as.
8. @ngel, fir pabniinnig ertldrt.
4uT Der 3e9iftrunOe fir Asute: Sal
f9ung unO faI1de 8%orpdnoe Dan.
Q:pe1.
Q6t6etGung q r, 2. - (@or
Ri9ter 0obter,) 0ieb1ta6l - 5reO.
%. 9opning, parOlirt. Nnndbme
geito6lener @aaren - Sobn S.2ongz
ran, nt4t f4ulotg. Auf Der 3e9iz
itranDe fir beute: @inbru4 = Wm.
". 36omas. 9ie6Itubl = @ebIter
Sing, Sobn q. 5rant, Wm. Sone5,
So6n McGarthp, iun., Grneit 9uttz
man, Slioia 8Iafe. 8agabunbiren
- 6ulie McgIouo. discriminating
- 2i35ie @iGiums.
0dtfengert9t. - (8or ben
Hi3tern Saoage, 8lof II. S'8rien.)
9oGma6t ais Observation-Disclosures
puroe ert6eilt in ben 5Glen ponQouts
Safel an 8eorga, Sobn U. uno Marz
garst SafeG, 8irgi9aft $16O,OOO;
Mm. N16man an Oregon so. 9enz
mis-, 8iirgI9aft $4,000. 8oQma6t
aIs Na9laBoerpaIter purbe ertbeiIt
in ben GGGen BON 6enrp 3. 3eit an
Soiep3 8, 3sit, 8iirgf9aft $800;Gls
Ia 9. McSa6an an So6n 6. Mcgaz
ban, 8irgi4aft $4,000; Seize Marz
ben an g6as. s. Murben, 8iirgi9aft
$4,000 q6tltpp 3. George unSobn
3D. 9etgbe, 8iirgi4uft $4,000. DIS
8ormunO nurDe ernannt 9eprge s.
9eters fir Sames Gobenp, 8iirgi9aft
$1400. NddlaBberpalter5 : 8eri9te
tpuroen g~utgebeiBen in benTGIen BON
grnIt 90. Menbor, 1888; 4nna Soft
man, $515. Snoentarium eingereibt
i'm Sane pon Sacob 8. Ban S9ermz
bed, $4370. 8ertdufe gutge6eiBen in
ben 6Gqen DON Mdrb Gain, $1400;
Qgne5 M. OXIDES, $3.50.
Superiprz 8ert6 t. (0or
Ri9ter Mrigbt.) Bartlett 6appdro
II. So. gegen r8eIt 8a1 GitD 9ugar
Co.," 3uoor beri9tet, ni6t beenOet.
4uf Der Regttranbe fir 6eute: Der
i4lpebenbe San.
Common Yleasz @ert6t.
= 0or Gi9ter 9arlan,) apger 80.
Barron gegen Winfielb g. ga6ill,
5upor beri9tet. 8erbift fir RlGger
auf $648.33. Sames 5. Seal gegen
9enrp 8. 9aGman, S9abenerfaBtlaz
&c, ni9t beenbet, Nuf Der Hsgiitrunz
be fir beute: Der f9pe6enbe 5aQ unb
Nr. 412, 8eadamp gegen 9refton II.
4noere, Nrn. 81, 81, Is uno 10,
Minnettu G4rtit Of 5. unb 4nbere
gegen Die r9er. St~raBenba6n Comp"
unb Nr. 400.
Stabtgeri9t- Wor 8t6ter
Sbarp.) CHARLES 80. &rumer qeqen
Die n@er. @trabenbabn Comp" 3uz
pOr beri6tet, 8erbift fir &lGger auF
81. Barbara Nppel gegen Office unO
Saco6 6. Moier, perein6art uno err
Iebigt. Samuel pinerman gegen
rTer. S~traBenbabn : Comp" S6dz
oenerfaBtlage, ni4t 6eenOet. Nuf Der
&%egiitranoe fir beute: Der I9nebenbe
San unb Die Rummern 118, 366, 81,
135 Bis 1873, 367.
4bt6eilung u T.. 2. = Wor
Ri4ter 85elps.) @eri4t ni9t inSis
Bung. 4uf Der aegiitrdnbe fir 6euz
te: Die N1mmern 113, III, 172, TIA,
175, 176 unb 1T.
8reisgeri9t.- Wor gRi9ter
Stod6rioae.) @rperte Sruft sEaQ
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6riraths.0 icen3c1.

1olgenoe 9eiratbsz2 icen3en puroen
oeItern pom Nttuar Oes Common
9leasS8 eri9ts uusgeiteQt:
6arrD 6tiefel, %, Nep>Yort, unO
Margaret s. Suffer, %.
Walter s. S6omas, "a, Or. 215,
9ugbesz@ traBe, unO Saro9 u. Sim
Ieb, %.
G6arles 5. 8raop, jun., "a, unO
Sofep6ine Gurrp, %; @pplitant Wm.
$. 3aplor, Gr. 1905, 9optinsz Place.
@iQiam 8. 5eu6ter, %, Rr. 1414,
8antz@ traBe, unb Murp s. 4fdff.
8. Sun @ilion, 25, unO Marguez
rite 6. Stanisri, Is, 8ai6ington,
.. g.; Npplifant 8, Glap 5olger, Nr,
12O, WeItz21. StraBe.
So6n 8, Sigh, q, unb Mtdmte W}cz
@reepp, 10; Npplifant Gburlie 8roez
bel, gtr. 1928, 2inDensQoenue
0aibington Smith, rs, uno Warp
Qe6n6off, "a; Npplifant NrnolO Ga
9ort, CIR. 715!, 8eftz6rantIinsStr.
6enrp 8rug, iun,, %, Nr. 20, Dit
2erington@StruBe, uno 6. 2abenid
Weaper, %.
9oparb s. @6iplep, %, WeFminz
tier, MO., unb emma &. German,
%; Qpplitant s. q, 8rider, Rr. 2135,
MQl6roofz Qpenue.
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Ser grpbnften>N BART.

9Sdrm BrD0utte.
adfe-pro 9funb, NepzYOrf, BON
Creme, 6Ozpfiinbig, lie. Bis 114c.;
fIa9, 36zpfiinbig, 1896. bis 12Sc,;
9tcnic, 1926. Bis 125.
2ebenbes @efIugel: PRO pFun6,
iunae 6iibner lie. Bis 15c.; alte Sub
ner 1O9c. Bis lie; @nten lie. bis
14c.; Sauben, pro 9aur zoe. Bis 26c.;
iunge 9uter, pro 9funO lac. bis 17t.i
9Gnfe, PRO pfunD lie, Bis 12c.
@e19la6tetes @efliigel: pro Pfuno,
junge Sii6ner 1Oc. Bis 12c.; alte
9iibner &c. Bis 10c.; Puter lac. big
Tie; @nten 13c. Bis 15c.; @dnfe lie.
bis 12c,; gapaunen 12c. Bis 18c.
@ier, PRO 9uBeno 23c. Bis Sic.
6ru9te unb 6eIbtri4te.
NepfeI, pro SAB $500 Bis $500;
&pfeliinen, PRO &tfte $1.75 Bis 1925;
@rObeeren, 6la., prO Quurt zoe. Bis
40c.
Semitic: tpeiBe 2artoffern, pro 8uz
19el zoe. bis &c.; 3Dtebelen, Sl.2O
Bis $1.25 pro 8uf6eG; @eiBtohl, $16
big $21 pro Sonne; Gurrotten, prp
8iinbeI Sc. Bis 31c.; runbe Riiben,
PRO 8uf6eltiite zoe. Bis 25c,; &opfs
falat, pro &orb 75c. Bis $500;
Spinal, PRO 8uf3eltiite 75c. Bis
Soc; tomatoes, pro 6 8orbz@arrter
$3.50 bis $500.
Butter, BRO Bfun0:
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Michfnttrr: nnn @trnhnreiie.

6olgenbes iinb Die arf ben ftaatz
li8en @aagen fir 9eu, Strob II. I.
IN. geftern er3ielten PreiTe:
Seflt6e 9eumauge.
!0eu.-SimotbD@9e u $15 Bis $l7,
&Ieebeu $14 Bis $16 pro Some,
Stro6. = Wei3entro6 81, Rogz
genitro6 $12 Bis $14 PRO Some.
Mai5 pro SAP $3.50 Bis $40.
RorbnetIt6 5eumaage.
9eu.-Stmotbp@9eu $15 Bis SIT,
&Ieebeu $12 Bis 81 pro Some.
@trob. - N~ei3entro6 81 bis So,
8%oggenitro6 $12 Bis $14, 9aferitro9
SO Bis $40 pro Some.
Mais pro SAB 1886 Biz $3.50.
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Geht biclciht frci ans.
@srbonblungen i'm Safe oes in g1efpz
Oort tpegen acknowledgements
per6afteten Mi9ael Qeinfran.

Nefp gort, 3. MGr5. = Dor
8unbes : @ommiFdr @bislbs funO
bic @er6anolung gegsn Mtdael 2sirz
fran itott, tpelGer Bel Mnfunft bs5
r&ronprin3 Wilbelm" bom S9aBz
ANTS : Qgenten S6eobalo unter Der
8ei9uloigung perbaftet ipurOe, $40
&arat 9iamanten gef9muggelt gu
BADEN. Sbeobalb be6auptet, baB Der
@efangene Elm 8ruoer BON SiibDre
9o9berger lei, Der elm Supelengez
f9Gft in Nr. 81, Maioen : Cane, be-
treibt.
Qnpalt @mitfen ais 8ertreter bes
Qngefldgtsn ma8t geltenb, baB berz
ielbe Dor 8erldfen bes Oods perbdfz
tet purbe, unb baB na9 elmer eeri9tz
li9en Gntf6eioung baber feline On
flage fpegen S9muggelns er6pben
tperben fam. neil Der guFagier nod
gu irgenb elmer 3eit, 10 Idnge er fiA
am Ood befinbet, 0etlarattonen MAJ
9en fam.
6ilfs< 8unbesanpalt 9albpin er=
Iu9te Den gpmmtfGr, ben San gu
pertagen, Odmit er bieien Gs9tsitanoz
punt priifen lam, uno Der Commit
idr CAB Dem Gr1uden mad.
WG6renb Der 8er6unblung parer
biele Maiben : Cane : Supeliere i'm
@ert9ts5immer. dber peber SiiDore
9o9berger, nod Der 4ntperpener
Oiamanten6Gnbler @iniam Cob
pafer, tpel9' 2ebterem na9' 4ngabe
bes 4npalts Sal. QeDi bpn Ifr. 800,
8rDaopap, Die confis3irten Supelen,
lpie pDr einigen Sugen 6eri9tet. gez
boren Io1er, tparen antpeieno. 2eDi
bate befanntli4 dngegeben, bob er
BON @ntperpen bur4 &abelna4ri4t
beauftrast iporbsn lei, 9Olbpaifer in
Der Sadie gu Dertreten, unb baB bic
Ter mad hier6er u~nterpegs lei; oase>
gen ite1ts ii4 6eraus, baB 9%olOpafert
am IeIben Sage, als Der y&rpnprin3
'Mil6stm" bier lanbete. Quf Der GAM
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&eine 9ofnung utebr.

aBN rffIt Ntni5tn eitbt e, Die immtr Flnatn,
obut al3 nlr i'm Gntfernteftn Ju abn.n, mas i6ntn
eietntli6 f.b.t. RenR aus ,tbu Isriontn iterber els
mes lanoiamsn 3oo,s an S5rin6iu6t po.r Rerpeus
trlboPtuno nno iUiien IS gar Mot. 9gartt u;4t,
big Ssr3t!opfsE oesr Eti5, ibtr Der Srut f5 tins
unIdbig fl5it, ~lcaoern i6reibt al.t5, rp.nn gu
S:ts Lien, nub I'D iptros Dir ttn BUD ieuocu, bs
Dir fuibtiSe anifidruns uHo iSta, Ratsi1ldqt err
i5silt, bel etrsn Seb,rlisuHs biz fYarb. auF oengsans
cen Ooat Vsiunebsit UNI 6robfnn I2nen IurIds
ttbr'n iDtIcsn. 9itiss austrpr6entli4 inter,Faute
HHo !s5rte;fe BUD, bls bon 5uHa uno Glt, TlaHn
o1E Gtal e.!eftn rS:ra:n ioatt, III IN baiebsn fir
b @snts n &risIuarfsn. Niaa ~arrefirt:
weeufdbsRfre umn, ISL O.. hpe.. RswsSpre,
RsM.
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(6ortfebung fOlgt,)
6atte ni6t vPua" gcnng.
Gin 9iinbsnbod YonOerlp'S. - Die
Mogeleisn i'm NenzYorter Gin
tpanoerungsbtenfte tie.

nanoerungsDienite,
Nep 90 IF, 5. MGr3, OIL
bert @anf, Elm frii6ercr @inpanoez
rungs : 8eumter, Der in. Solge BON
Wpoeleien BEL Der &anbung BON Iusz
lGnbern pom OienIte entlafen purDe
uno ieit Mai lebten Sa6res angebli4
bsri6nunpen mar, DurDe geitern DON
3pei 6iiIfs : 8unoesmuri6dQen perz
6aftet unb fpGter benz 8unOes=@omz
miTGr S6ielbs auf Die &nflage, Be-
fte9ungen a%ngenDmmsn 81 baben,
por9efii6rt. @r 1teqte bic gegen i'm
er6obene Nnflage in @6rebe uno purz
be in Grmdngelung BON $4,000 Ser
bDrsbiirgidaft i'm 2uolopItraBenz
@sfGngniB eingeIperrt.
Die @er6aftung 8unt's erfol9te
unter 6e~ionoeren %umItGnben. 8eitern
Morgen fam Elm Munn gum 8unoesz
Mar59aG 6entel unb er5Gblte inn,
baB 8anf, gsgen ben Elm 8erhaftsbez
fs6l erlafen mar, ii4 Bel ieiner 6ruu
in CIR. 146, Metz1O5. StruBe, uufz
6alte. 3psi Deputies tpuroen Dabin
geIunbt unb 8anf, Der unrat6 mertte,
Derfu9te, ouf Der Notbleiter Deg 9alz
fes gu entfommen, geriet6 uber in BE
0rme zines Der Deputies, Der iiA in;
6ofe oes 9auies poitirt bate, @unt'5
Ndm lit nit Der Carbohydrates
BON @Gis : SsIanb, bic feline unO
G6ef : Snipsttor Sartun'S @ntIaiz
fung sur 8oIge bate, eng Oertniipft-
6ii(fs : @ommifGr McSpeensp
mar es, Der bic Mogeleien bon mebrez
rem @inpanberungs : 8edmten in
8erbinbung nit Der 2anOung bon
QuslGnbern entbedte unb Nn3st5t
ma6te. Sine me6rmpnatli4e Inter
iu6ung mar bic 5olge uno nur Die
3tpei 9eamten tpurben BON Wai6tnJs
I'm aus %entlafen, Ddbrenb anoere
8eamte, beren @ntld1ung bonn gom>
mifGr Sit9ie empfOblen tpurbe, mt
einem Bpnberlp'Iden Giffel bapon
famen, ba tie bel Dem 8eneral : @omz
miFGr mebr nYua" batter, al5 Die
apei @ntlafenen. 9u ii6 8dnf burh
feline QusIagen incrimintrt bate,
tpurbe feline 9er6aftung angeproret,
Die geitern uuf Die 9enun3iation bin
e~rfol1te.
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ylHtiHHatL Ohio, 20 etunSsrA
Gouneils8luffs, Soma, 2 Tage,
6ontprb, R.f6,, 10 5tunoen.
SeHbtr, COLORADO, p Gage.
Sttroit, Rt5., / 9ag.
Solnsffon, 9sras, 2 Suge ) StuHBNL
6arrisbure, "a, 3 6tuHbcn.
SartforO, Connecticut, u 6tuHosH.
indianapolis, SHo., l Gag.
Sadion, Uliififppi, 2 Gage. I
SodionDius, Glorioa, l Sag.
8aHiassGitp. gtiFouri, 2 Eaes.
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9ortolf, @ir0inien, u StunOeu.
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Staot 3sDs0ort, 5 StuuosH-
Sma5a, Rtbrasia, , Gage.
9orildHb, Wuine, | Sag.
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9biiaoclpbin, IA, 8 StuubsHs
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9roOi0cnct, RsS., l6 StuaD;n.
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gutnOs @urcs, @rQsutjHien. % SAGE.
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Souo=Rouo, China, p Eags.
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2~iptrpoOl. GnplanO, Z 5aoe.
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Ct. Sobus, 9eufuuDIauo. 4 Gcoe.
st. QtttrsbUr1, 8uSlduo. Y Ingc.
SnoHco, 4utralitn. 81 5uet.
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BON G6as. u. @ogeler, Gintpenbung
gegen 4ubitprs : Qbre9nung, ni9t
beenhet. auf Der Resiftrunbe fir
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nWarum f6idit 0u Die 8inber

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9sfi6t, 10 paB pielerlei S6rdnen gu
einem ial3igen 8G4lein 5uiammenz
flof1en.
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,Neuttde S9hIubrQte.
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