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HANDS HEINzE A FEW.
Lawson Says tho Spectacular M%ontanar.
Is Sold ca. to the
Amalaoamted.

Butte. Mont. Nov. Thomas w
Lawson. the broker and fnancier, who
Is hghting the Standard Oil npa
published Il signed statement here in
Which he says that the Heinze mines
and shelters have passed from the cons
troll OF HeinZe months ago and that
a trust. representing the Amalgamated
Copper company is To- owner Of the
United Copper company. Upon the
adjudication Of the Amalgamated COM
pany's suits for s26,0oo.00 against
Heinze the properties will be taken
over formally by the Amalagamated
and Feinze will quit Butte.
The suits were brought to arrive at
some understanding relative to tina
amount of ore Heinze is alleged to have,
stolen from the A~malgamated com-
pany. If Heinze wins In the litigation
the Amalgamated company will PAY
the price agreed upon. otherwise the
award made by the courts will be reck-
oned with the purchase price. Law,
son declares he will distribute 81, 600, 0Oa,
among the miners of Butte and theis
unions If Heinze can disprove the
statement.
MIR. Lawson says he arranged a Sc
,cret meeting between n. II. Rogers n
'Heinze. He hired fifteen rooms In tho
Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York.
oHe emu Oh tHe nOtet
While Heinze entered the other. Each
passed through half of the rooms to
meet the other. Lawson concludes his.
statement by calling Heinze liar" ana
rascal" and declaring his undyins
hatred for the men OF the Amalsamated
company.
Il, F. Augustus Heinze is a New YORKER
with vast mining interests in Mon
tana. AT various times he has fought
the Standard Oil company and Sena-
tor Clark. When the Standard OF.
company took control of the Amalgaz
mated Copper interests. Heinze fought
their efforts to force him to the wall.
Many suits have been filed by both.
sides. Heinze appeared to have a lit
tie the better of the situation until re
Gently. Mr.. Lawson's statement seems.
to Indicate a compromise between
Heinze and the Standard Oil in favor.
of the latter
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Tobacco Company Embarrassed.

Lexington. KY, Oct. 31.-In a signed,
statement w b. Hawkins. president of
the Burley Tobacco Growers company.
the death knell of the company
Is now ringing. The plans of the COM
pany. which We're conceived to fight
the tobacco trust, which socalled. were
gigantic in scope Growers throughout.
the Burley district were asked to place.
their crop with the company. which,
had conditional backing in Louisville
warehous!ng companies to the extent of
s.. OOO, 900. The tobacco was to be stored
and sold at prices which the demand
caused by the corner 1t should create.
Hawkins says that the hackers Of the
company have demanded by November
Is a sufficient showing of crops con-
ltracted for to warrant financial sup
port. He says the apathy of growers
makes this impossible, only a minor per
cent. Of the output of the district hay
ing been pledged.
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WILL HAVE TO HURRY
Russians Admit kuropatkin Should
March Riaht Down to Port Arthur.

aFch hl9he Down to Port Arthur.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 2.-The arrival
Of Lieutenant General Linevitch at
Mukde to assume command of the
Siberian corps is the most interesting
item of today's war news. The am
nouncernent of his appointment, which
was telegraphed by a correspondent of
the Associated Press. confirms the
general expectation that Lieutenant
General Iinevitch will be summoned
by General Kuropatkin to assume an
important part In the conduct of the
campaign. General I-inevitch is G6
years old but he is active as a Young
man and is immensely popular among
the Siberian troops, whom he conn
handed during the Boxer war. He
acted as in chief of the
Russian forces prior to General kuro-
patlSin's appointment.
The first Russian army, which COM
Prlses six Siberian and three Euro
pean corps. it now appears as likely to
be spit up into two sections. One
VIII be entrusted to the command of
General Linevitch, and the other will
most likely form the nucleus of a third
army under General Baron Kaulbars,
at present commander in chief i'm the
odessa district. The appointment of
the latter is regarded as certain. Cen
erai kaulbars achieved prominence as
Russian representative in Bulgaria
10 LIN iNsSi VI tIiICt alexander.
He has the reputation of being an en-
ergetlc and even headstrong com
mander
The operations in Manchuria have
again lulled during the last couple Of
lays. the Japanese and Russians APP
parently contentins themselves with
partial successes. the Russians havine
captured a couple of villages on the
western flank. while the japanese car
ried the Buddhist temple on the hill
and north of Bertisu.
General Kuropatkin ha. now received
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THE THINGS THEY SAW"
Russians Now Explain That Their.
Nero Eioht 1~oroedohoats There

Russians Now Explain That Their.
Were Eight Torpedoboats There.
Vigo, Nov. Upon the main uues-
ton relative to the identity of the Jap
anese torpedo boats said to have been
seen among the Hull fishing fleet dur
Ing the night of October 81 and %, Vice
Admiral R~ojestNensky said to the As
ISOLATED Press:
"Rumors had reached me that the
japanese would attack the squadron,
and when l suddenly saw that night
two torpedo boats between our two di-
visions and heard the noise of the fir
ing of torpedoes, l doubted not tina
they were Japanese.
Prince keretelli, an officer of board
the battleship Emperor Alexander III.
old me the transport Areadaur was
surrounded by eight torpedoes or yes
sells carrying torpedo tubes. The
Areadaur signalled her danger. When
our battleship's advanced we did not
for one suppose the attacking
vessels could be fishermen"
Later In the day the British cruiser
arrived here from the south and
anchored outside the harbor and ex-
changed salutes with the fort and the
Russian squadron.
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SUNK HIS OWN VESSEL?
Now Alleged That ko1@estvensky Fired
at Russian Torpedo Boat.

at Russian Torpedo Boat.
st. Petersburg. Nov. 1.-The Asso-
ctated Press is unable to obtain con-
firmation Of the report that Admiral
Rojestvensky has offered to resign. a
statement which has beer published in
the United States. There is not the
slightest disposition on the part of the
admiralty to doubt the entire ~veracity
of his report.
The admiralty declares tina it has
no knowledge regarding the statement
that Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's ships
were injured ny fire from other vessels
OF the squadron, INC it also declines
to entertain the idea thai the Russian
admiral might have sunk one of his
own torpedo boats. installing ii for a
hostile craft.
The version of the affair to this eff
feet which is in circulation in ST. Pc
tersburg is based on the fact that only
seven Russian torpedo boats have ar
rived at Algiers. whereas Vice Admiral
Rojestvepsky left Russia with eight
such craft.
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NO BODIES TAKEN OUT.
Forty-Ninc Still Entombed in Mine a,
Tercio. Colo.

Trinidad. Colo. Nov. mo bodi.
have been taken out of the mine -
Tercio. where an explosion entombeG
forty-nine miners Friday, according 10
al statement of the coroner who re-
turned from Terico today. Three bodies
supposed To have been recovered last
night and SO reported to the coroner's
Office here are still! in the mine. a
miner Was lowered into the air shaft
by a rope and SAY and identified Tho
bodies. but they were not removed. [,
was thought the bodies could be takci
ont within an hour. but While relie.
worker We're preparing to rescue then,
another slide of rock occurred, maxim
the DIRK of the reScuers slower ana
more -GanEerOuS thAn ever.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-04
ONE WAR HE'D LlK:
Bishop Mccabe Would Be Pleased to
See United States and Britain
Stop Armenian Massacres.

Hartford. Conn. Nov. I'm the
course of his sermon at st. Paul's NJ. Il.
church last night. Bishop McCabe said:
Il do not want wars. and ] do not like
them, but there is just one war | would
like to live to see. 1 would like TO see
the United States and the British gov
form an alliance to make Tur-
key stop her Armenian Murders"
The bishop had been speaking on the
enlargement of the Christian church,
describing the work of missionaries
abroad and concluding With the refer
ence TO conditions in Ammonia.
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HOPE LONG DEFERRED.
Port Arthur Garrison Heartsick Be
cause Of Failure of Relief.

Chefoo, Nov. 2.-Stories of Russian
prisoners vary concerning the garri-
sons affairs, but they agree in saving
they have beer often disappointed.
General Stoessel has beer endeavoring
to cheer them by promising the early
advent of the Russian second Pacific
squadron and relief from k%uropatkin.
The constant failure of these hopes to
materialize has depressed the soldiers.
Stoessel is quoted as saying that while
i,ooo men are left he would not sur
render.
Owing to the constant Smelling of
Port Arthur since October 6 the battle
ships Retvizan, Poltava and Peresviet
have often been hit. and one teamer
used in sweeping for mines was sank.
one gun of the Electric hill battery and
one on Marble hill have been dis
mounted by Japanese shells.
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sufficient re~inforcements to replace the
$4,000 men officially admitted to have
been killed. wounded or missing In the
battle OF Shakhe. The hospitals at
Mukden are no longer ~congested with
wounded soldiers.
The correspondent says that fine,
warm weather has set in. and that 1t
looked as il the hour of an advance
Wars near at hand. The general feeling
here is that an advance cannot be de-
layed if General Kuropatkin still hopes
to reach Port Arthur before the for-
tress falls.
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SOUNDS LIKE ST. LOUIS
But This Duplicate Key Doodle Scheme
Was Not Operated in the Grand
Rapids Deal

Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. 2s.-Lant x.
Salisbury. chief witness for the prosecu-
tion IN the water deal cases. today at the
bribery trial of ex-Mayor Perry. for the.
first time named his brother Walter as the
person who helped him in the duplicate
key scheme in Chicago. by which he Sc
cured the alleged Doodle fund OF $50, 600 de-
'positcd there and belonging to the Bar.
ltons OF Omaha.
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Halloween Carnival at ALBANY,

Albany, N. Y. Oct. 31.-The people
Of Albany today laid aside dignity and
the cares of politics and CUISINES to
join In a fantastic observance of Hal
lowe'en. after the n of the Mardi
Gras festivities. The streets We're
brilliantly decorated and crowded with
merrymakers and visitors from this
part of the state.
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Negotiations Go Forward.

London. Oct. 31.-The foreign office
informed the Associated Press this
evening that the Anglo-Russian nego-
tiations are proceeding quite satisfac-
torily. The personnel. date and place
of meeting of the international COM
mission are under discussion but moth
Ing has been definitely decided.
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JAPANESE DRIVE RUSSIANS.
Official Reports to Toxic of ADVANTAGE
Heretofore Gained.

T1STSIOICFc 1aIncO.
Toxic. Nov. 1.-Oficial reports con-
hrm the press dispatch Of the capture
OF by the Japanese on the
9th. A strong force of the enemy as
sembled at Kangtajenshan. and the
Russian guards holding the heights
north of P~tnniulupao ave completely
disappeared.
In other directions an artillery due
occasionally occurs. 1t is officially de-
cared IN the most positive terms that
Japan has neither purchased nor Or
oered a single torpedo boat in England
since the outbreak of the war.
Headquarters Oku's Army. Oct. 20
The positions of the armies are un-
changed. The Russians are continual
~ searching the Japanese lines with
thelr artillery, night and day. with sell
9om any reply from the Japanese. The
Japanese army is now working the
Yen Tai mines.
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Japs Ready to Attack.

st. Petersburg. Oct. 3l.-A dispatch
from k~uropatkin dated the 18th an
ounce a significant movement of
Japanese from west to eastward. The
Japanese are receiving endorsements
from the south and southeast and are
evidently concentrating for an offensive
movement. The weather is fine but
cold during the nights.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-04
ShOi Fnum ~a.BySH
Four People Victims Of a Shooting AT
fair at Dance at Fort Niobrara,
Nebraska.

Valentine. Neb.. Nov. -Four pr
sons were shot at a aance hall neai
Fort Nlobrara, Raymond j. r. Smith
a quarterblood Indian. and Lulu John
son probably fatally; Arthur TrumbuIl
n livery driver. and John Stratton wel,
seriously wounded. The injured pei
sons were preparing to leave In a wag
on when they were fred upon from
ambush.
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TURKEY AND THE VATICAN
An Ottoman Legation Accredited to
the Holy See Is Pconosed-

Rome. Nov. 3.-Turkey, taking adj
vantage of the severance of relations
between France and the vatican, has
initiated negotiations for the establish
ment of an Ottoman legation, accred-
:ited to the holy see. While Cardinal
Rampolla was the papal secretary of
state an agreement was reached for the
establishment of such a legation, but
France interviewed on the ground that
the. republic was entrusted with the
protection Of Catholics in the east, and
the project was abandoned.
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New York Bank Statement.
York. Oct. 29.-The weekly banh
Coal Operators Refuse pemands.

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 29.-Ilinois Coal.
Operators association, today, after a
two hours discussion decided. % to g.
to stand by the action of their execu-
tive board in Chicago last Wednesday.
regarding the demand that hosting en-.
igineers be given the same rate of wage
for the ensuing year. as for the year
past. The engineers have twice refused.
to arhitrate.
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Still Shooting at Port Arthur.

Chefoo, Oct. 31.-A steamer which
has just arrived here from Newchwang
reports having heard firing at Port
Arthur last night and today until she
was out of earshot.
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Diplomats Still raIkina.

london. Oct. S1.-Foreign Secretary
Lansdowne and Russian Ambassador
Benkendorff further discussed this
morning he composition of the in
ternational commission which will in
quire into the North sea incident. Sub
sequently there was a meeting of the
cabinet.
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KING HAD MILLIONS.
Late Sovereign of saxony Said to Aav.
Left an Estate of Thirty
MilIiops

Berlin. Nov. 1.-The executors of the
will of the Late King George Of sax
ony who died on October is, have now
made a report in which they find that
the estate left behind by the late king
amounts to about 100. 00O. 900 marks
C3O, 900. 000) In cash and securities and.
hfty-two large and small landed es-
ItateS.
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The Kansas State SHORTAGE.

Topeka. Oct. Ex-Governor Bailes
today gave out a long report from
State Accountant Rowett showing an
additional shortage in the state treas,
'urer's office aggregating about $751; 900.
covering the school fund transactions.
of several counties. Accountant Row
lett draws q o conclusions from his mud
tinRu,
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THE JAPANESE D G
Government Tells Where 1t Will Get
Money to Carry on the War.

Toxic. Nov. 2.-Preliminary estimates
for the budget covering January. Feb
ruary and March. 1905, and the fiscal
year commencing in April next. have
been completed. The wal expenses are
estimated at $685.. 900, 900 and ordinary
expenses at $50. 900, 900. 1t is proposed
TO provide for the war expenses by in
creasing taxation by s45. 900, 900, by re-
trenchment in administrative expendi-
lures and suspension Of public works
to the amount of $35, 900. 900. and to
raise the balance. s35, 900. 900 by loans.
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Damage Done by Mines.

Toxic. Oct. 31.-The steamer Chivod:.
discovered a floating mine off Chefoo
and brought it to Moji yesterday. The
gunbat Yamato sent a boat to secure
the mine n in transferring a mine
1t exploded. sinking the boat, iniuring
the Chivoda and wounding several.
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Japs After Lone Tree h.lI Ara

Mukden. Oct. 3l.-From early this
morning there has been a heavy bonn
bardment of Pudloff or Lone Tree hin
by the japanese. Large masses of
Japanese We're moving eastward dur
ing Saturday and Sunday.
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Torpedoboats at Alqiers,

Algiers, Oct. 31.-Jhree Russian tor
%pedoboat destroyers arrived here today
and Will remain twenty-four hours to
coal.
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WRECK ON THE N. P.
Coast Limited Has Four Cars.
Derailed-One Passenger Killed
and Othere L,r+
and Others Hurt.

Coast Limited on the Northern Pacific
was wrecked hear Lind today. An en-,
CINE and four cars were deraiied, one.
passenger killed. two seriously anc
several slightly hurt.
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MISS AsTOR Welded.
Daughter of Expatriated America.
Becomes the Bride of Captain
Spender-C Clay.

London, Nov. miss Pauline As
tor. daughter Of William Waldorf As
tor. was married at ST. Margaret's,
church, Westminster. this afternoon to.
Captain Spender-Clay.
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JAP FIRE is EFFICIENT.
80 Says sakarho#, While General Stat
Counts q 1880 Russian Casualties

st. Petersburg, Nov. General Sa-
karhof reports no general fighting on
the 18th. There was occasional can
nonading along the whole front, but the
fire was inefficient and the
Russian casualties were nsirnficant
The night of the 2sth and 10Th was
quiet. "oA
The general STAFF today issued n
statement Of h number of killed:
wounded and missing in the fighting
which began October 9 and ended Octo-
per ~. II totaled 800 officers and A.,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-04
WYOMING LANDSLIDE.
it Resulted From Heavy Rains. an.
Swept a Cemetery Into the
Platte River.

Cheyenne. Wyo. Nov. Heavy
rains at Elk Mountain have caused q.
landslide. which swept a hillside. in
Guiding the cemetery, into the Patio
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COMMISSION TO
MAKE INQUIRY
CONGESTION Of the Board OF
North Sea Affair Is Be-
ing Discussed.
COMPOSED OF ADMlRALs
COMPOSED OF ADMlRALs
One Proposal Is That Five o,
Them for as Many Powers,
Shall Sit.
RUSSIAN FLEETS o v
Part of Vessels Have Sailed Through
Strait of Glib altar and Are at
Tangier, While Other Re-
main at Viso, Spain.

Madrid, Nov. 1.-THE Russian inquiry
into the North sea affair opened at
Nigo yesterday.
Inquiries here fail to o5tai the
slightest confirmation of the report in
the United States that Admiral ~ItoieSt-
vensky has requested Emperor Mich
olas to relieve him of his command.
The Russian consul general here said
to the Associated Press that he Was not
aware that there MAS any question OF
replacing the admiral. ~ that he did
not believe that such u proposition had
ever been raised.
ST. Petersburg, oct. 29.-rhe state
ment is positively made This afternoon.
although 1T is Impossible To confirm it.
that the emperor last night received
a telegram from Admiral R~ojestNcnskN,
saying. in view of what had occurred,
that he asked to be relieved of his
london. NOV. 1.-Profound satistac-
ton over the fact that arrangement
has been reached and entire certainty
that the result OF the caninission's IN
Quiry will tie to the discredit of Vice
Admiral RojestvensHy's statements
anent the presence of torpedoboats
among the north sea fishing fleet marks
the comments of London newspapers
almost universally. The composition
of the commission is the immediate
subject of communications passing be
tween st. Petersburg and London. II
has been suggested that it shall be
composed of five admirals, French.
Russian. English and two from the
smaller powers possibly Denmark and
Holland to be nominated by their sep
arate governments. Nothing has
definitely been decided, No American
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-04
MOROCCAN TROUBLES.
British Send Report That They Ar,
Resumed and Larache in a State

Tangier, Nov. 1.-The British steam
er Hercules from Laracne reports that
Larache is In a state of siege.
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neben den Berichten Won He%ldenthaten
auch Berichte ueber ~Pluenderung, I'M
ordnung und Gesetzlosigkeit i'm Allge-
meinen vernahm. Nit Bewunderung
blickt daher heute die game Welt auf
Baltimore, woseit dem Ausbruch dee
Feuers am Sonntag Nachmittag Aus
schreitungen gu den Seltenheiten ge-
hoeren und die Zahl der V~erhaftungen
NIGHT groesser list, ais unter normalen
Umstaenden.
MUIR DIE sTRAssEN wERDEN
GEsAEUBERT.
In elmer Conferenz zwischen dem
AldyOIE
stadt-Ingenieur Fendali, Strassenreini-
Observation-Disclosures wickes und an
deren Beamten wurde beschlossen, vor-
laeufig keinen Versuch zu machen, die
Truemmer zu beseitigen, sondert vor-
laeufig allie Ansftrengungen zu machen,
die Strassen dadurch fret n legen, dass
Ziegelsteine, Eisentheile und anderes
Baumaterial auf den Trottoiren aufzu-
haeufen. Die Rdeumungs : Arbeiten
machten gestern quite Fortschritte; die
-Strasse list thatsaechlich
frei, so list P~ratt-Strasse und die dort-
hin ~muendenden Strassen, vie South,
Gay-Strasse und andere Els warren ge-
stern ueber 1000 Mann bel den Aufraeu-
mungs-Arbeiten angestellt. stellenweisc
mussten s~taedtische Haken- und Lei
terwagen hinzugezogen .werden UNI
seile um hohe Mauerreste zu schlingen
die umgeworfen werden mussten; SO 2
b. am American" Gebaeude an de-
Baltimore und South strasse.
PLAN NIGHT AUsFUEHRBAR.
In elmer conferenz der staedtischer
Beamten kan man zu dem Entschluss
dass der gestrige Plan NIGHT ausfuehr
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reit seien, auf Nachfrage sofort $2,000.-
coo an versicherung aus zuzahlen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TREFFEN
voRBEREITUNGEN.
Die hiesigen acknowledgements = Fir
men bereiten SIGH vor, die Y erwar-
tende crosse Nachfrage mach Bauholz
zu bferiedigen und haben bedeutende
Bestellungen mach den grossen Bau-
h~olz-Regionen i'm Northwestern gesandt.
BEILEID DIES PAPSTES.
In der Wohnung des Kardinals Glib
bons list cine Depesche Won paepstli-
chen Staatssekretaer Kardinal Merry
Del Val eingelaufen, und dieselbe wur-
de dem Kardinal, der SIGH EUR Zeit bel
SEMEN Bruder in New-York %aufhaelt,
zugesandt. Die Depesche lautet fol-
gendermassen:
Rom, II. Februar 1904. Kardinal
Gibbons, Erzbischof Won Baltimore. -
Der heilige Water spricht Eurer Emf
nenz, der Geistlichkeit und den Laien
Baltimore's seine herzliche Sympathie
und vaeterliches Interesse in der gros-
sen Calamitaet aus, welche die Stadt
hefmgesucht hat. und wuenscht zu wis
sen, OBJ Sc. Eminenz duch die Feuers-
brunst ~irgendwie v~erletzt worden ist."
Man erwartet, dass der Kardinal sell
men Besuch in New-Orleans abkuerzen
and bald hierher zurueckkehren wird.
wIRD NEU GEBAUT. -
Die Direktoren der Ersten NATIONAL
Bank haben beschlossen, auf ihrem al
ten Grundstueck Elm euesBankgebaeu
de gu errichten.
UNTERSTUETzUNG FUER OST-
BALTIMORE. /
Fine Anzahl Buerger Won ost-Balti-
more hat Elm comite CUR Unterstuet-
zung der durch das Feuer in Moth Ge-
r%athenen ernann und cine Anzahl Bel
! traege ist bereits eingelaufen.