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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-06-03

.WREATHS FOR COMRADES
Old Soldiers Decorate Graves OF
Departed Heroes.
Decoration Day Fittingly Observed
in New UIm.
Imposing Parade Followed by Elk.
ercises in Cemetery.

Memorial day was very generally
observed in New Ulm, flags being dis
played at half mast from the public
buildings and many Of the business
houses and the day being spent very
quietly. By far the greater number
of the merchants closed their stores
and places of business during thehours
the exercises were going on and
number of them, including the banks,
county offices and express companies,
did not open during the day.
"a Decoration day weather was very
favorable. For a time in the morning
the sky was overcast and threatening
rain clouds appeared, but these soon
passed away and the sun shone bright
ly. A stiff breeze from the northeast,
however, gave a tinge of chilliness to
the atmosphere but in no way inter-
ferred with the carrying out of the pro-
gram. &c.. .:ss.. T..
Saturday morning a committee from
Hecker Post, G.. A. r., visited the
cemetery to decorate the graves of their
departed comrades and at O'Clock
the parade, under the command of
Brigadier General Joseph Bobleter,
as marshal of the day, formed on
State street. It. was led by Major L.
G. Vogel and the Second Regiment
band and following them came Co. A,
Capt. Frank Burg's battery, members
of Hecker Post. G. A. r., the speakers
of the day, Major Weschke and the
members of the city council in carri-
ages and the children from the public
schools. The line of march was from
State down Centre to Broadway and
south on that street to Second South.
Thence to Minnesota, up Minnesota to
Fourth North and from there to State
street and the cemetery. Fl
Arrived at the cemetery, Commander
Jacob Klossner, Jr., of Hecker Post,
took charge of the exercises. These
were opened with a short selection by
/ the Second Regiment band, Comman-
der :Klossner then spoke briefly and
Chaplain S. G. Updyke asked the in
vocation. Attorney Albert Pfaender
was introduced to give the English ora
ton and opened by quoting from Theo-
dcre O'Hara's celebrated poem, THE
Bivouac of the Dead" He then gave
thoughtful and comprehensive expo
sition of memorial day, its history and
teachings, and was followed by Edwin
Petry, who delivered an address in
| German. r&.H FL
| When the last named had concluded
and after selection had been given
by the male double quartette, Musician
Hubbard of Co. A., stepped forward
and sounded taps. AS the notes OF
the bugle died away Capt. Frank Burg
and his artillerymen discharged their
howitzer and an instant later Capt.
Buschard's men fired their infantry
salute over the graves of the men who
fought the nations battles in '62 and
'QS ia t...-= s....
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-29

Henry Hanover was here from
Wheelock Sunday.
DR. Rev. Harrison Of Grimes
county is in the city.
J. j. Eubank was among the wish
tors here Sunday.
Mrs. w. y. Branch returned 20
Fort Worth yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Jones was
here from Anderson yesterday.
All the new things in ladies belts
just received az Webb Bros. 25i-2j6
Mrs. viii Kinney Of Ennis is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs T. 4. Boyett.
+. W. McConnico is here from
Oklahoma visiting his parents.
Mrs. W. &. Burel returned 10 Mart
yesterday after visiting in Bryan.
IL. Zulch Of Willow Hole is In
the city attending district court.
G. A. Adams returned sunday
from a visit to San Jacinto county.
Just received new line u shirt
waist sets. Webb Bros. 25i-2i6
W. W. Duncan Of Mart was in the
city yesterday and left for Mineola.
District clerk Jim Roberts Of
jacksonville was In the city Sunday.
Judge and Mrs W. d. Tallaferro
returned from Calvert Sunday even
ing.
Rooms 10 rent, UNFINISHED, 10 a
small family. Apply to Miss Eliza
B.ard 25s
w. W. Brock Of Mumford was In
the city yesterday and called on the
Eagle.
For Rent-SiX room residence
good water. Apply to J. w. Bats
257
Gaines Colson aud son Oscar Col
sou of Rosebud are here attending
district court.
Parents, look to your interest. Buy
Bunker Hill school shoes at Nor
woods 256
Mrs Benson and sister, Miss Nell
Rainey, Of College were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Wilson and children
of wellborn were visitors TO the city
yesterday.
We insist that you look at our line
Of 5Oc dress goods before you buy.
Webb Bros. 2ol-ZJb
G.. \. Harris left yesterday for a
business trip 10 Wharton and other
points.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-29

Mr. aud Mrs. NJ. Parker aud Mrs.
w. II. oliver have returned from a
visit 20 Houston.
VIII Terry left yesterday for Bay
city. where he has secured a posi-
ton a. a bookkeeper.
Webb Rros., at 10 cents per yard
have a beautiful line Of jeanette fol-
whist. kimono. etc. 254-25G
Guy Townsend Of Calvert and }
FELTON, Lane OF Hearne were visitors
20 Bryan yesterday.
Twenty-four pairs boys rubber
sole tennis shoes worth zoe, 10 close
for % cents, 20 Norwood's. 20
Or. Fain Moore Of MeNia spent
Sunday in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Juo. \. Moore.
The second shipment Of Bunker
Hin school shoes has just been re-
ceived at Norwood's. 266
Mrs. O. ID. Ferguson Of Mart re-
turned from Houston yesterday aud
is visiting her parents.
Another shipment Of the American
Girl and Mary Stuart shoes received
AZ Norwood's. 90
Mrs. Emma Froealich ~ Nava-
sofa is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. W Winter
Col. NJ. W. Sims and Mrs. Milton
Sims and little daughter LETT sunday
to visit 1T Corsicana and Dallas
Mrs. a. w. Wilkerson aud little
daughter have returned after spend
ing the summer on the coast.
Wilmer McCorquodale left last
night for BRENNAN and Sealy on a
business trip He will be absent
about u week.
Marcella, S2OO; Corinns, 81 so;
Zerita, $500; Empress, $3.50. They
are beauties, ask Webb Bros about
them. 25i-256
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Welsh and
Mrs. Frank Ashford left for WaXa-
hachie Sunday Mrs. Ashford has
been there some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wasatka left
last night for Sabine Pass, their
future home. MIR Wasatka will es-
tablish bakery.
The ladies ofthe Methodist church
will have Bazaar and cake sale on
Tuesday before Thanksgiving lunch
will also be- served.
Notice-After Oct. !, will posi-
lively not let out bundles without
the cash. have to pay the cash to
get this work done, aud 80 must you.
Take warning and do not ask for
credit for YOU will be refused. Bry-
an Steam Laundry. 255
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-29

she-You haven't brought me a box
Of candy since we were married.
He-Yes. but think OF the tons |
brought you before we were married.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-29

You'd never accuse Miss Million
aire OF having her fortune in bel
faceT'
"NeveL It's plainly in her figure"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-29
WHOSE BURNED BODY IS ITf
Fanny Taylor Alive and IN JaiI-Looks
Like Murder and Arson.

About or 3 o'clock yesterday
morning ut point seven miles west
OF Bryan a shocking tragedy was
enacted, negro woman named
Fanny Taylor being the victim.
The indications are that the woman
was shot in the head and killed aud
the house burned over her 10 conceal
the crime. County Attorney Maggie,
Justice w. G.. Mitchell. Constable
G. l.. Baker aud Louis Reed visited
the scene yesterday and Justice
Mitchell held an INCEST over the
charred remains OF the woman. A
negro Is charged with the crime but
no arrest has beer reported. The
woman, who was daughter OF Leah
Sinyard, had n i3-year-old daughter
whe fled from the house yesterday
morning before the tragedy occurred
and reported that negro man vas
quarrollng with her mother and
threatening TO kill her.
LATER-Late yesterday evening,
after the above had been put In type,
the woman, Fannie Taylor, was
found alive aud well near town and
was brought in and placed In jail.
This sensational turn OF affairs
leaves the identity OF the burned
body TO be determined, but there
seems TO be little doubt that murder
and arson have been committed and
every effort will be made TO ferret
the matter out and fix the guilt
II guilt there be, where IL belongs.
The woman declined 10 talk. The
grand jury will probably be called
to investigate the matter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-29

The A. II. Montgomery case wa
taken up IN the district court her,
yesterday morning on a change o.
venue from Grimes county. Mont
gomery is charged with the killing
OF Constable Joe Hall In Grimes
county iu is9s. The first trial re
suited In a hung jury. At the second
trial Montgomery was given three
years for manslaughter. The case
was appealed, reversed and remand,
ed, aud brought here on a change OF
venue AS above stated. The jury
selected is as follows: 4. Castles,
V. &. Marek, ID. G. Wick, Jas
Leonard, Il. W. Saxon. Jno. NJ.
Caldwell, Tyler Haswell, A. Moore,
w. w. Griffin, sim Cooper, ]. W,
Hawthorn, w. +. Candy The at.
attorneys in the case are Judge V.
b. Hudson Of Bryan, f A Scott OF
Navasota aud Carl Harper Of An
derson Tor the state, and Col. w. W,
Meachum Of Anderson, NJ. ]. r.
Jackson Of jacksonville and ID. NJ
Doyle OF Navasota for the defense
The argument was concluded a'teI
supper last night aud the case went
TO the jury.
some time since the Bushes,
League through Secretary +. Mari
on Law invited Government Tobac.
co Expert Shelter, VINO makes head
quarters at Nscogdoches and has
been instrumental in development
Of the tobacco industry in East Tex.
as, 20 visit Bryan and investigate
the tobacco soils of Brazos county
While no longer connected with
the government officially, having re.
signed his position % engage in to-
bacco culture, Mr.. Shelter has ne
cepted the invitation and informed
Secretary Law yesterday that he
will be here Wednesday. He will
probably remain two or three days
and every opportunity will be given
him 10 make "A thorough investiga
ton.
g A. Harrison, Leonard Hall, ]
+. Shanks, Frank Bishop, Ned Bis
hop, Or. Weathersley, Walter Up.
church. John Dyer, Manning SNOW
Rorer Gentry, DR.. Bev. Harrison,
Ed Grissett, Wiley Robertson, W
t.. Colson, J. A. Medley, j. NJ Bar,
RON, l.. W. d. Quinn, Henry Sullock,
Marvin Sullock. Monroe Pritchett,
Will Rasco, W. l.. Colson, Rev. G,
II. Guerrant, T. r. Wilcox, c. Pyle,
q. j. Davis, q. r. Marsh, VIII
Dakin and others are here from
Grimes county attending district
court in the Montgomery case.
The Bryan military company IS
one OF the twelve companies in
Texas invited to go To Fort Riley,
Kansas, aud take part in the camp
OF instruction from Oct. r. to 70
The Eagle hopes all the members of
the company will be able to get OIL
and have the advantage Of this
splendid opportunity. IL is n credit
to the company 10 be named among
the twelve.
We have Just received a beautiful
line Of caps for children, little boys
and girls and big boys. Webb
Bros. 25i-256
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-29
LAG. n. SCHEDULE.
Local WeseS

. a Hunt Is here from Macy.
Knox went to Dallas yester-
lie Howell is visiting in
Hardy left Sunday for
came down from Calvert
ilcox OF Sour Lake is here
III. l.. Wilson Of Tabor was in the
b. yesterday
|lTw Drew Of Edge called on the
\agle yesterday.
W. Marphall was here from
lsarne yesterday.
Mallett aud wife were here
Ia Mesa yesterday.
c. Brashear Of HeAme was in
city yesterday.
~. A. John aud children returned
Taylor yesterday.
Abt. Armstrong returned from
4 sl-stc-, yesterday.
n. 5. Holland Of Reliance was In
! city yesterday.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-26

ipIutommnun9S NrreTe, er Tonne nur
bic 8eriiderungen pieosrbolen, Bic er
f6on am 9abuboi geqeben babe.
Mn ben Sunogebunqen fir BEN
8oni9 betbeiIiste iid3 aud bic Jruuene
tpeIt itdrt.
@ien. 90. Suni.
Nus 9utareit ipiro teleqrapbiih oez
meIoet. oaB Dem 90nigt pon Gumds
nitn cine beIeioigenbe 0epeTde BON
Offi3ieren bes Ie9sten icrbiIchen cyns
Fantrie Regiments su9ing belfen G5ef
er 9elpeien it, Die 0ffi3iere ipr.den
bem 8onige Sorl in berdusForbernbem
Zone bic 6dbigteit db, ibr 56un be-
urtbeilen su tonneu. Sic fiiden binsu.
baB Der 90uio ieIbIt ieinen 3Eron sis
nem militdriihen 8ertrouensbride
perbantt uno oab iie nit 0erQniiasn
barouf perSitpten, ben 30niq pon Rus
mdni.n ibren Regimentshef al nens
nen. (0itIe 8tleibi9un9 oes Soben=
solIern duf Dem rumGniIhen a0nioss
throne biirfte I6psrIih basu anoetbon
fein bic 9esishunesn Qeters BON G,rs
bi.n 5u ben S0fen Gurppos anosn,bs
mer su eeftuItsn. .. ~
@aibineton .. g.. %. eSuni.
Sm Stdatsoepartelnent piro oelaot,
bob Der omeritoniide @sianote cSads
ion bon 8eIgrdb iiber aonftontinopsl
nab gltben 5uriidgetebrt iit. mo- cr
ebentdIIs uIs @elanoter begtoubigt lit.
Seine 9oltung Der nsusn isrbiI6en
Regierune oeoeniiber ipirb nit oers
ieni9en Der 8ertrster Deuti6lanbs,
en9lonbs. 6runtrei6s unb Der anbes
rem Wddte. bic iih biSber aelpeia.rt
baben. Die genonnte E,saisruna onsus
ertennen. i'm Gintldna iteben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-26
Der neue & o met.
Gan cSpfe. Sal. 25. oSuni


Wie 9irettor Campbell bonn 2pte
Sbierbatorium bsrihtet, lpuroe Der in
MdrieiIie bon bem Nftronomen Dor
relIp i'm Sternbilne Des @oHermunnes
entbedte &omet bier ebenfals beps
ba6tet.
8 er Streif in q f) m o II D.
Ridmono. 9a., %. SUM-.
gtlua 1000 Moun itorf bat Die
Stodtamili5 pom 0cn perihieoenen
Renliien Ser Observation-Disclosures
@eiiB erqrifien. INN (Bemalttbatigfei-
ten Der Streifcr 81 uerblnoern Seoe
Gnr miro cine SduWpode non bier
Solooten babcn. Omar botte Ser She.
riff iid) 9emeiQcrt. (nippen berbei5t'
ruien. oa cr aIlcin I'M Stdnbe mare,
Die 9fubc 5u erholter, ood &id)ter
8idbnm bat iibcr ieinen aopi bimueg
ole @tili5 utr 0iilio gerltieu.
Gi6mono 9d., %. Juni.
Oils Die Sruppen BEN 8erTu6 mo6e
ten, cine Gar aus Der Remiie 3u brins
gen, purben lie por eiuem Uiob anges
griffen. Die GeleiIe ipurben 3eritort
unb Gapt. Sfipnitb pom rs. Regiment
er6ielt einen S6uB in's 9ein. Gis
S6uhe nurben bon zen 3ruppen niht
eripiosri, Soh neroen mebr 3ruppen
no6 benz beprrbtsu Yuntt geiunbt.
0rin7 @eprd RON 9dntru.
g}ep Nort. 70. Suni.
Bring 9toro bon 8apern, Elm Gns
lei bss &oiiers 5ran3 SoIef BON Dee
fterrsi9, bat unter bem Numen zines
9rufen BON 0ir'tsmbers bic 8sy
Stadteu beiu6t uno erft penige Wlis
nuten Dor ieiner 9t6reiie ieinen tpdbren
Rdmsn dnoeoeben. Gr ia9te: .Mir in
europa babsn piel pon Der dmerit =
nii4sn Snpaiion 9s6ort, bod bate id)
feline Qlbuuno bon ben ungebeuren
Siilfsquellen oieits 2anbss. Der
Idufiq perfiebt gapetn. fpie ih CLAUDE.
Qmeritd nit mehr Wluiitern, ols
6unbelsartiteln, rod hoffe ih. oaB
fi6 biss nit Der 13ei; dnoern piro"
4usber 9unpesb b bdupt Il a b t.
@aihiuatou. 81. 15ini.
Qaut benz heutg,n Nuspeiie oes
Sdahdmtes betrJ0t Der oeriu9bdre
goarbeitano So, ,9970.522, popon
S101 1856 ,180 in Sob lit; ba5u tommt
bic @ol6reIsro, pon $15o.000.0O0.
9 S6ttppbompfer gsiuntsn.
buffalo 81 g., 81. SUM.
Der arobs Sdlsspoampfsr %. VI.
Gbssnsp" itisB NIT benz DOmpf,t
.gbemuno" suiammen unb iani
untsr. Supt. ss,obn @hsIdu. Der
Gteparb @nbO Sbaisr uno Der 9sis
asr Gbbi. Tu9on srtrdnten. Der
G6leppbumpfsy iont in tur3sr 3eit.
Der QoEitanoaI.
@oi6r1ton. 81. Stni.
Pohbem bic C3robqs'hporsnen ibrs
llnt,riu6una bcs Qoititdnoals, iopsit
Groff Bros. uno Gnofsn in gstrdai
tomren, besnbt; unp formels 2lntIds
oer srsoben babsn. 1T ibneH ipsiterss
Wlotsriol porqtls1: poroen, peItss
iih ouf bic aouty1tie nit ber Qbtbeis
~ ftsfsvafst1 hb,;eht
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-26
EnslanO-


Der nsue San uon Sroatien,
@ruf 6ooerparp. iit nit ieiucu Be.
mibunQen, Die Gppoiitipn gu oeri0b>
men, 10 erfolareih gepeIsn, boB er
mabri6einlih in oller &iir3e i'm
Stdnoe iein niro. Elm regisrunasfGbis
9es 8abinett 3uIdmmenSuitellen. Gr
tbeilts ben 2anbtags gtbgeoroneten Der
Sohutbpdrtei nit, bdB er duf cine Gre
hObun9 oes unadrii6sn Retrutentons
tiugents fir Die taiierIi6e 9lrmee pers
sid)te uno Ii1 nit Der alien 3abI be-
anii1en peroe. 0amit III elmer Der
9auptitreitpuntte beieiti9t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-26
9 0 M aGiGano.

Woen, Nroblen, %. Suni.
Sine fIieqenbe aoIonne aus 8erz
6era iit bel Damot nit ben Sruppen
Oes Generals Manning, hes 60dit=
tommannirenben her britiIden Streits
frGIte i'm SomaIiIanhe. 3uidmmenqe=
troffen. 0amit Iino ale 8eior9niTe
nm bic Siherbeit besGjeneraIs unb Iei=
ner 9sute gebobeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-26
Ger Re poIotr.
Butte, Uaont., 25. cSuni.

Milliam Gemp fpuroe BON sSrau
Della 8irt in einem 2o9irbauis err
fhofen, naAbem er pprber ben Der
fu6 gemuht bate, iie 81 eroroKeln.
Der Streit entItdnb boburb, bub iie
i'm OerIdhen ippllte. 6rau &irt III
in 6aft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-26
81 o d Giner.
Glf Wn[Ien. Senn.. 25. 9su1

gIt @alIep, Senn.. %. SUM.
Ger 9feqcr Goie SSones, pclder nuf
Die II Sabre aIte Marguret Bruce eis
nen @n9riff ma9te, tpurbe pbne oiel
5eberlelens oufsehdn9t. Ssin Spfsr
bate i'm borber als ben 3bdter ibens
tifisirt unp er bate Elm 8etenntnib abs
deleat. -r
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-26
r. an . o minoo.

dld hn Domingo, q. Sunni.
& pes General @ilas sum
grGfoea.e,. unb bes @enerol De8e
domps aum 9itsprGfbeRten Der Repu.
blit perlief ohre 3pii6enf6Ge, unb
iiberalf in Der Republii berrIdt Rub-
Die Rseisrung ertlGrt, lie iperoe lid,
bic 6Drbsrung bss 4derbaues unb Der
Ginlponberiing befonbers dngelegen
feir ldfIen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-26
M Il 3 d.
&opauo 81. S5uni.
y gtormegen.
GroutbeinL 81. T,uni

Tie 3icaler'id)c Eolarerpeoition
trot ouf 0em IaIfiitidQer Iompicr
n9Imerifa" Ole &eiie nod ,Srau3 So
iepbslano an, poieIbit iie iiberipintern
nno bon mo aus iie oui 6un0eidIit.
ten 6oriderreiicn anitcllen miro.
Sos Shiff ninmt ooS 9onnoterio(
nit }ur Grrihhnq zines @iuierqlors
tiers. 9tac N}itglie0er Der @eielIicbait
iin0 frild uu0 qclun0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-26
7ronfreid d.
VoriS, 81. oSnni.

Sontos Oumont erihien 5um er'
Iten Utale nit .ieinem 2uftidIfie agio.
." im Scr5cu BON |nris. @r iuhr
ron 9on1d)omp ob, mahte iiber Der
place be rtstoils 6alt, iubr nm ben
lriltnpbbcQen, Ionoete Dor ieinc-
3austhiirc m6 tcbrie ipdier nat
9onadlQmp 5uriif
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-26
MnbIan6.
Ct. petersburg. "a. 9ylmi

Cine 9Iujobl ierbiider Gifi3iere
nurbe in sinem Observation-Disclosures bic
3icliteibc iein0ieIiger GrnOaebun'
Gen. 3as Eublifiln betpori lie nit
alien Gtern rn6 @emiiIereiten uno
rief. ~9tic6er nit ben Moroeru!" Gie
gcrben milBtcn ibr Seil in Der 6luft
iudeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-26
2zhDnftl Sums
- Sdiffe 1T &iel.
~
-

GbrcmSe 9lmfnabme Der 9lmerifamer. gGritte CUR
Snoerumg Der SSaiiersnptb in Sanias. Sanfs
ramb TT SarD, Sa. 9tad] oem &bmGaerid,t in
9elaipare. SDm ben Ybilippimen. Spnmens
tams Der c5mbiamer.
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Gerbtcn
0clqroo u 1Sulli

NciQtdut - NNllltl.
e 6eiB., 61B uon 6cm aoni1e Be
fer olo cine Ser criteu 9Imt9bonohm'
Gen Oia llucr}clhnunq euee pon Dem
,qtiti{niniitcr entlporicnen 9ImneItlc'
crlaiie5 iiir olc politiidlet Gcrbreder
nerlanQt mcrocr ioa.
Ger britidc Oeiou0te lit nob Cor.
Don ablerelit
Sm Goog. 81 Siiri.
Ger bonduoiihc @cionoie in 9eI.
oru0 III on1cpieien mor0en Ole Ter.
bidp 5oupiitaot por Dem GinirelfcH
0es aonlg9 Better 81 oerldiieu.
Siirtei.
SaIonifi 81 Stri.
Ter tiirfiIde ariegsminiiter bat 6ie
bieii9sn Uli,itGrbeboroen tslegrop6iidl
andepieien, propidnt fir 10000
Wdnn bereit 3u Itellen. Sine aIeids
lautenoe 9epsihs ipurbe uoA Qorios
nopsl e.Ianbt.
gei gsroid bat Elm Sdmpf nit ma
seooriIfen Sniursentsn itaitaeiunoen.
Das Reiultdt III niht beiannt.
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gfbIiothstsn

yiosoro 5ons. q. o., 25. SUM-.
Gintm gsridt btr bier in Sisuug
bsiinolldtn qm,ritan aibyarp qHos
riation 5uioles purbsn in oem nit
t,m 81. Ndi su Gnos gsbsnoen Sabt.
S10.3O6,4o0 fir gibIiotbsien sss
iftnii, ipopon duf Anorsp eornsgi.
olsin $6.679.O .ntfolsn.
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Inter @itrfHkI,rr
Gnfnmn. Snh.. o. Gum

0iefer Gage itar6 bier Or. Gblpdro
Stanton i'm SO 2ehensiabrs, Ser lcit
80 Sobren bier tpobntc. 9p- elmer
Rsibt BON Sobren pertot er iein Der.
m0ssn unb glsidfonS ieinen @erItanr.
Gr biloete ii6 Elm, Elm G6is gu Iein,
9ing auf alien 8ieren, gin9 nit ben
&iiben, pfsrben unb Sd)aien auf oie
@eibe unb ernGbrte iicb nit Gjrcs.
Seine Spro6e perlor tr polIitGnbiq,
bod CAB er 30ne ppn Tid, bic nit benz
jsnigen Der &iibe eroBe 9(ebnIi6teit
batten. Gr biuterIieb teins 9nsebDs
riee.
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g Ii nftige 8eri4te.
Waibinqton, 3, g., %. Sunt.

<DNT VIEtWIUUf y VI %~D' 1O~tst'
Der Generaldr3t O'Reilp bal bon
ben Inn dntergeorbneten Wtilitdrar3ten
out ben 9biIippinen iiber ben oortigea
@eiunoheits3uitanb iebr siini'ige Be
ri6te erbalten. Nus oenIelben lit err
f6tli6, baB bic Sterbli6teit, fpeld's
Dor pier 9Snbren 1880 pro SduIeno
Der 9eo0lterung bstrug. i'm eriten
auartdl bieIes sobres ouf 22.17 BE-
radiant. Sn MoniId 1T, oieIen 8erife
ten Su SFolge, Der 9t'unobeits3uitano
70 gut fpie in Gan 5rnncisco, 8oiton,
Rem Ycrt, @Iasgon, Poris. Dien
uno Sapand.
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Scr g 0 pTtftarbul.
gRnfhinoton. .. G.. 25. SSuri.

gBaihin9ton, y. u, 70. SUM-.
QrdFoent RooisOslt bat oem Gti
n.ralanmalt anor mitsstbeilt, baB bic
9rummbeiten in osr poitofiice ltrenss
untsrIubt neroen muBtsn, bod oa Der
DiItrittsannalt beg Diitritts Golums
biu ni4t feline gan5e 3sit odrauf psr'
fpenben Tonne, ohne iein. o1oersn
qTli6ten 8u perno6'diIiaen 10 n1oee er
- Der @enerolanpalt -- Io'ort einl9s
G,bilfsn su bitism 3peds erenrsn.
Snfoloe oisTsr qufioroerun9 bat oer
GsntrdtonpdIt bic Qopotdtsn 6bdrles
S.,gonaports in gdltimor. unb 6olmes
Gonra0 bon bier ernannt
R.p gort, %. Suni.
DER .bemaIiee SongrsbdbseoTbnst:
Driees nurbs b,uts BON Der Grono'
iurD in grooflpu in 9srbintung mil
BEN poItItonool in Nntlds.itano oer'
i,tt Gr itslte giirgihait fir itiH
Griheinen Dor Gerihi.
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Ecuador. r.
oInnnooriI. q. S5lmi.

G5uapoauil, "a 95imi.
Gchs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mel
DIE Dor spci @odlen ans ,Sronfreih
bier eintraicn, pur6en ou@geipieIen.
&ubo.
6onann, 81. Suni.
Gin Streif Der Sdiif5pcrlaoer in
GicnineqoS lcgic Ocn Sdiifauerfc6r
i'm 0ortigen 0dfen lahn
Sdmere 9ieNenQiiiie boben pieIia6
I'M 2oune llcbcrldlmcmmilnacn per,
nriadt 2oS NtabIen 0es 3lder.
rohra bnt hnIlitdnoig ein8eitellt mer'
npn miiIirn.
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Po6bem bic C9robae'bporenen ibrs
untsriu6una ocs Qoititdnodls. iopeit
GjrofF Bros. uno 3enoiisn in 9strddi
tomren. besnbtt unp formelle qntIds
oen ,rsoben bobsn 1T ibnsn ipsitcrss
Wdtsridl porqtlt7: tuoroen, peItes
iih ouf bic aonty1tts nit Der Qbib.is
luna fir grieiob,isisrnng be5itbt.
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9 o m Wrbeits martt.
Qhilobelphia. 25. eSuni.

Gum eriten MaI Ieit oem 8eginn
bes Streits in Der 3ertit= SnbuItrie
traten bic 2obn= uno Gtiidurbeiter bel
Sof1 unb Sames 9ObIor Mi1s 3u
elmer 8eratbuna 5uidmmen. Sin So.
mite ipuroe erndnnt, UNI nit ben 81.
eentbiimern 3u unter6anbeln @s III
m0glih. oaB bic Streiter CUR Qtrbeii
suriidte6ren iperben. penn teipe Gini.
duna er3ielt niro.
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@utIih btiatIsot.
Oubuoue. e{d., 25. I'Tuni.

SnfoIae Der 9emiibunasn oes 0u,
buque Club Iinb bic Streitiotsiisn
slpiiden Der Union electric Gompanb
unb ibren Sonbuftenren ure Wtotors
leuten auf 9iitlihem GUeg, btieelcet
pOrs,n. Die SituBenbabnQsislIdafl
pirb ale Str.iter pieber anitellen.
bic Union anertenntu uno telnsn lin.
teri9ieo 5pii9.n uuious uno Nihts
unionleuten MAIDEN. Die Stnotsmili3
bat bic Stahf berIaHeH.