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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-26
LA TOILETTE GIVES NAMES
Lists Companies Said to Have Inside
- = Railroad Privileges.

Washington, June 26.-Senator La
Toilette gave the names Of individuals
and corporations which had secured such
inside privileges as to give them mo-
nopolies along various western railroad
lines, in urging his investigation resolu-
tion yesterday. The list given includes
the following:
The Chicago & Rock Island, to Charles
Counselman. ... .. -
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
the Armour Elevator company.
The .Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe,
the Richardson company.
The Union Pacific, the Peavey Eleva-
Chicago & North western, the Bart
lett & Frazier Elevator company.
Chicago. Burlington g., Quincy, the
Armour Elevator company. l. .
AS going to confirm his inference Of
a combination, Mr.. La Toilette said
that the head of the Armour Elevator
company is a large stockholder and a
director of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul. "~@s e..
He then read number Of letters and
quoted various statements to show that
the railroad companies favor some ele-
vators to which they are friendly and
not SO well regarded by them, with the
result that the price of wheat to the
producers is far below what it tshould be.
He declared in conclusion, that prac-
tically all the grain shipped into Chi
cago over anyone line goes to one
dealer, and expressed the opinion that
these wholesome dealers are closely al
lied among themselves, thus constitut-
ing virtual monopoly Of the entire
grain business Of the country.
Senator Nelson confirmed the state
ment of Mr.. La Toilette, saying that
he had personal knowledge of many in
stances of determinations by the rail
roads in favor. Of line elevators. He
had no doubt, he said, that. investiga-
tion would show the same combination
between the railroad companies and the
elevator companies that had been found
to exist between the railroads and the
coal companies.
The resolution was then adopted with
out division.
The senate also adopted without fur.
| ther debate the resolution heretofore
| introduced by Senator Long calling
| upon the Interstate commerce commits.
sion for information concerning suits
brought under the Interstate commerce
| and Sherman antitrust laws The
amendment by Senator Foraker, includ.
| ing the suits under the Elkins law and
that Of Senotar Bacon, requiring a
| statement Of the disposition Of the
| $500, 900. formerly appropriated for the
| prosecution Of suits under those laws
were accepted.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-26
ICEMEN IN JAIL
Toledo Ice Barons May Escape by Max
ing Restitution.

e~S9
Toledo, June Joseph A. Miller,
who was convicted; r. A. Beard, r. @.
Lennon, H. p Breining and Peter H.
Waters, who pleaded guilty, sentenced
yesterday each to a year In the work
house and to pay fine Of $4,000 for
combining to keep up the price Of ice
and in restraint Of trade, all Of them
prominent in business and social circles,
were taken to the county Jail to await
the making out Of the necessary pa
pers to commit them to the workhouse,
unless, in the meantime, they meet
Judge Kinkade's requirements Of resti-
tuition to the public.
These men were indicted under the
Valentine antitrust law for combining
to restrain trade. 4 Under the pretext
that the ice supply was much smaller
than in recent years, these dealers COM
bined and advanced the price from 80
to 100 per cent. They were indicted
and one Of them stood trial and was
convicted. The others entered pleas Of
guilty. - -a4 .-...- ~ ...'-r...
The sentence Is the maximum under
the law. If they would escape any part
Of It they must pay back to customers
all overcharges and must agree to sell
ice at the price prior to forming the
combination. The law provides for
imprisonment. as we'll as fine, and if
the men 20 to the workhouse they will
be put at hard labor. Two or three
Of them are worth at least 100000
each. - .'T't%E 35.-- - >.
The price Of ice, which was increased
rs to 100 per cent by the combine, has
dropped from 80 to 40 per cent.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-26

sent to La Toilette from g. w, Linden
Of Geddes, s. D.,,gswho said he had been
buying grain in different South Dakota
towns since 1881. The first year he
bought eighty cars and the next sea-
son 9decid ded to build an elevator. Su-
perintendent Z. B. Beardsley Of the
Milwaukee & st. Paul road, stationed
at Sioux City, refused him q site, say
Ing no more elevators were needed,
but next year he gave the, site to Ben
der Brothers Of Spencer, Iowa. Later
johnson Brothers wanted g. siding to
their Touring mill, but were refused.
After @. e. Johnson was elected state
senator, however, and made member
Of the committee on railroads, his firm
got both the siding and elevator site.
1, In 1900 the st. Paul railroad extend
ed from Tyndall to Platte and Lyndell
again asked for a site at both Geddes
and Platte. They were refused and
the Western Elevator company Of Wi
mona, Mimi, got them. All the local
men were refused sites, the favored
line companies getting them. In the
fall of 1905 Lyndell was again refused
sites. It was upon facts such as this
that La Toilette declared that the grain
conditions para1leled those in coal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-26

Or sample smt attend to urorg
Civ order
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-26
=. q. ~ ...... POWDER = TRUST, TOO -.
E. b. Dupont 90. to Be Prosecuted On.
r. der Sherman Act. "

Journal Special Service. -
Chicago, June a26-Within ten days
or two weeks prosecution will be com
menced in Chicago under the Sherman
antitrust act against the $5O,0O0,000
"powder trust, =, known as the E. R..
Dupont company Of New Jersey. Pros
ecutions will be conducted by District
Attorney G. R, Morrison, who has just
been appointed special attorney for the
government. He, will handle the cases
against the trusts and other corpora
tions and railroads, which are violating
the laws regarding giving or receiving
rebates, !eonspiring to restrain trade,
making discriminatory rates, or violat-
ing the antitrust laws. u ~ .,s...
Since the recent exposures regarding
the powder trust before the senate COM
mittee,. which led to the passage Of a
bill in congress appropriating a sum for
the restablishment,sof powder. making
plant for>the United States army, Pres
ident Roosevelt and Attorney General
Moody have been determined to inves-
tigate. -r....g -. ,..- .-..
The prosecution Of the powder trust
will involve Colonel H. A. Dupont, who
lately has been elected to the United
States senate by the Delaware legisla-
tufe. ..E, a-sa H.. 81 ,..'-
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-26

There IS more Catarrh In this section OF the
country than All other diseases put together,
incurable. For q great many years doctors
pronounced 1t alAIocal disease and prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced IL incur.
able. Science has proven catnrrh to be q con.
stitutional disease land therefore requires con.
stitutional treatment Halls CatAYrh Cura, manu-.
featured by r. =. Cheney 8 Co., Toledo, Ohio,
Is the only consti ituttonal cure on the market.
scs = dsecty an y tSs os0s SoaS ,S
and mucous surfaces Of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case Y fails to
Address: +. i CHENEY q co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. s. s.sa4s 81 IS 8;
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-26
NEED NOT PAY TRUSTS
Purchaser Resists Payment Of Bill
.l.. Court Upholds Him. -.

St. Louis, June 2e.-In the circuit
court yesterday Judge Ryan decided
in favor of purchaser who contended
that he does not have to pay for goods
which he Voluntarily bought from q
Of a trust. The tCahill-swift Manu-
featuring company had brought suit
for $240 against Joseph E. Walsh, a
plumber, on the allegation that Walsh
had bought goods to the value Of the
Judgment asked and had refused to
pay for them. Walsh acknowledged
that this was true and stated he had
installed the goods, in fiat. His coun-
sci termed the company 'trust,' and
argued that the defendant did not have
to pay for goods bought from a trust
any more than he would have to pay a
gambling debt: Walsh IS defense was
based solely upon his antitrust argu-
ment, and the court 8 decision was in
his favor. 20. %. %. : ! @ q" r q.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-26
NEW TOWN IS LAID OUT
BRENTFORD, ON M. & ST. I. Elk
TENSION, Is PICKED FOR CITY
HoNoRs-GRADINa RUSHED.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. ~
Watertown, S.. D.. June 26.--The
Minneapolis & st.. Louis road has ere
souri, river extension, which promises to
boom as successfully as Florence Brent
ford is the name Of the new South Da-
kota city, located in the northern por-
tion- Of Sphinx county midway between
Conde and Mellettc.
The new town is located in the heart
Of the. famous James river valley, and
is from thirty to thirty-fve miles from
competing towns on other lines, with
an immense rich territory surrounding
it. z..y LIN Ill. :,
The grading work Oh the new road is
being pushed ?, and the company expects
perhaps further by the middle Of July.
No trouble has yet been experienced by
tue road in securing laborers, altho
they are going and coming daily.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-26
THUNDER FOR LA FoLLETrEs
South Dakota Man Showed Him Where
gss p er.s ], the Shoe Pinched. s. J.
Special 70 The Journal,

Special 70 The journal. 5 ,8 q
Sioux City, Iowa, June 26. Grain
supplied Senator La Toilette with some
/ OF the most effective material which
he nsedsin getting thru the senate his
resolution providing for an investiga-
I tion. by the interstate commerce com
mission Of the relations Of the rail
roads with the alleged grain elevator
{ trust of the west.
One of the most effective letters was
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-26
BILL.
PASSED BY HOUSE
Speaker Cannon Personally De
feats the Education Test
Provision.
journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Washington, June 2e.-Speaker Can
non personally beat the S correctional s test
the house yesterday under a special
rule. He was opposed to the education,
al test, and told Representative Gardi-
ner Of Massachusetts, in charge Of the
bill, that he did not think it would go
thru. Mr.. Gardiner insisted that the
president and Senator Lodge wanted
the educational test in the bill and in
sisted that the bill should be given a
chance In the house.
The speaker agreed, and the commit
tee on rules brought in a special rule,
limiting the debate to three hours and
providing that no record vote should
be taken. in the house. The speaker
then went among the members Of the
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-26
MILLIONAIRE HELPS
SICK NEWSPAPER MEN
journal Special Service.

oUeUIHI 1BfvIcOs --------
Morristown, Pa, June ,2e.-The late
Joseph Sinot, millionaire whisky dealer
Of philadelphia, disposed Of $50, 900 D. to
will is noteworthy for the fact that he
is the first millionaire to remember the
newspaper men, which he does to the
extent Of $4,000, in providing for q
room for them in the University of
Pennsylvania hospital for free use.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-05
Sin gefdbrlidjcr @eicGc.

3oblrcide Sdol,fcnlter I'M mittlercn
Staott6cile bon cincm gcipiiicn.
lolen Burden nit cincnt 9io.
monten perlunltoltct
Die Goli5ci bes mittlercn II. rucIt.
Iiden 9iitrifts lit sur 3eit eifria GA.
nit ~bcld)oftigt, Die SbcntitGt einc$
getuiIielloicn 9urid)en feit5uitcQen,
mcldcr lpGbrcno Der lebtcn Gaze nit
cincm @losifnciocr cine In5obl ser
id)on1tcn Sdoifeniter I'M mittlercn
Stobtt6cil berltn5icrt urlb in pielen
SGQcn r%llillirt Got. Gcr 9llrid,c
Id>cint baS ifdolihc @crf ans rel
ncr @oShcit 81 bcgebcn, lln0 oQcnl
Tnihcin nod) lit er NIT ser Sonbbo.
b1lno cillcS @lo&idptcibcrs mobI Der
traltt. @Sl ser Nod)t bon 0onncrItao
oltf gcltcrn oIlcin bot oerlelbc bie
Sd,ullfcnItcr in oeil nod)folgcnocll
@eld)1ftcn beId)ootgt:
Stranger itb Tiono Co." Char.
leg mo 6opetteitroBc.
S'NciQ & 60, 2erin9totl- II. Gbor,
lcsitrobe.
SiSco @roS., Ir. 10, @cit-0 crin8.
tonItrobc.
Notbon @iltmor, Nr. 10 unb H.,
observation-disclosures.
@~oloenbcrg Bros, Or. % uno %,
Observation-Disclosures.
i. W. Mngncr 60, CIR. 90, @cit.
2cringtonitrobc.
Sperrp = Sntd)inion 60, Nr. 81,
Observation-Disclosures.
$. Wiocp, Nr. SO, g9cit 2ryirDton.
ItroEe.
0clion Shoe So, Nr. 80, g8eit-
2eringtonltroBc.
Ebilipaborn's, Or. Al uilo d., 81
2cringtonitrobc.
Giononb Gonop-2oocn, Or. los,
observation-disclosures.
2oupre Sonoidmb.Go., Nr. 107,
Observation-Disclosures.
Singer NGbmoidincnyGo., Or. 100
mo III. neutrality-suspicious..
s. &, @irO & So, 9tr. 113 uno 115,
neutrality-suspicious..
Cab scr MiilctbGter Die Sd)ultfcll-
tier nid)t ourfihncioct, llnl 81 ltcb.
len, lit aus Scr glrt mo @ciic criiht.
lid, iuic cr 5ll @crfe gebt. &or I'M
gcfGbr bier >Sobrcn lpltroe 5oblrei.
dycn @cihGitslcutcn olif Gbnli6c
Wciic SdoGCn 5ugcfilgt, bod lit cs
Der Eoli5ci nicmol& gellln9crt, scr
WfillctbGicr bobboit 5lt perOcn.
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@D4rnblatt
0c5
0emQ5en


Tic Modennl5gnbc 0eS ,0ellt.
'hcn GorreiponOcnten," Die ocitcril
Crihicn, cntbGlt, mic ir6lif, Die fcis
icInOc Gultoidau 0cS Tepcihcn sc.
D%nttcurS, mcld)c circn florcn Hiif.
bid iibcr bic GrciNniiie bes HStt, mo
~9(lslonoeS pGbrcnO Scr lebten @odc
III biinoiger Sorm ~licicrt. Serncr lit
Dorin ein ppaitGnoigcr 9eridt iibcr
Die Gcntcunialiricr ser GatbcoraIe
cntbolten.
Go5u fonlmen a~ll3iii6rlid)e Go6cl.
berihtc bonn gorjcn Groenrunoc un0
teIe9ropbiidc Gcpcihcn Der nNiio.
ciirtcn Grciie" aus ocl Der. Staotcn
1tn0 Canada. Nud Die lpihtigltell
Observation-Disclosures uno 2ofol'
Nelligfeiten, filrje Gr5Gblungcn, Su.
moriitiideS un0 Ole 6ortiebling oeS
Homans.
Gus @ofcnblatt lit ~beionOcrs gum
Serinnot nad Geutidlnno 9ceignct
uuo l~ielert ben Nngcb0rigel, mic
Srcnnocn neutrality-suspicious. griil0s
Iidc Nuafunit iiber ale midtigcIt
0clhcbniiIe Ser @clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-05

Spirituocn- Sicen5'@ G.
/, d) c obNcmicien. = Die Spi-
ritlioiclt . Sicen5 . 9eboroc mies &C.
Itcrn Oos @cilld) oes Scrrn &obert
", Sobnion fir cine 5otcl : 2ieeni
fir Nr. 81, Centre . Wnrft ab; ocS4
glcid)en Die g%pplifotion bes Serrn
Sobn i. ". Snnoers nm cine Siccn5
fir Nr. 1i5, Moro.Y ineItroBe. Sn
5eiben Sdllen pilroe als @runo an
Neiiibrt, Dab idon 9erug 8irtblhof.
ten in Den betrciienbcn Madborihof'
ten icien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-05

Hcuc Noftoren. Snl
nMnrplono Wcoijiniihcn College"
ba6cn 80 Stuoenten lore IiplomC
ol5 Goftorcn ser WeOi5in crbolten.
Iic'elbcn iin0: bon Wnrplono: Nor.
ris 9(brompuib, Sbepbcro Grain,
Gnlpin &ebler, @cnrp :. Shirelon,
Slipcr :. SimmonS, Charles s.
@cQS uno u. :. b. Shulj; BON ga.
nooo: u. Morpin 9cl; BON Sbio:
Soucl 6. 9ippus. Soicpb 6. Eage
unb Gonicl $. @orren; bon Gubo:
Sinnc @ltItopo Gltc unb .Seoooro DC
la GORE; BON Ncp-Oprf: GborlcS
2cbi Gid)tcr rtO Sancs u. Sumter
bon @corQia: @iuiom So1cS Iolter
bon 2ouiiionn: 9. 5. SlnOerburf
bon Ycnniplponien: Sobn 90. @em,
Mill, SolncS q. 2lopo ullb @. Yfiiii-
nlcr Sbomc; bon @eIt-Sirginicn: Sr-
bin Sorop. 2cpis 6. Wc9tcar mo
Sronf G.S6oier; bon Siib. Carolina
3. 9. Giroro; BON Muliodnletts: $.
=. WncgSbinnic; bon Tirqinien: u.
Mlner Smitb; BON Nep. Seriep: Gle.
mcitt &. Spain; bon @ernnioo: =.
@. M%otlington. Or. Sobn ..
Sd)lpntfo iiberrcihtc Die Giplomc.
Baltimore itr Eobogo'
gen Gonpention. - Yrofcl.
lor 20. Bates Stcpbcns, Stoots-l Int
terrid)tS. Superintendent, unb Hrot.
SonlcS $. San SidIe, Superinten'
Dent ser oifcntIiden Sdyllcn in
Baltimore, mod)cn Nnitrengungcn,
Die MISUNDERSTANDING fiir 1907
nat) Baltimore at bringcn. Gte Dies
jGbrigc Gonpention Der groben aor-
pcridyoit Scr EGoogogen bes Sonocs
bate am >. Stuff in Gan Sron5isco
itotiiinocu ioacn; Gas Serer II. Gro
bcben mod)tcn ieoodl cirten oidcrl
Strif Gltrdy sic Hcdnurlg.
6ricocnSrihte HELEN
ibrc 9iirgih tc @nl.
WcGul,Iep. Abrobont $. SLIDER nnb
Woltcr $. Sorriion, iun., orei 6rie-
oersrihter, binterlcgten geItcrn I'M
Recoro @iircoll bic 9eieblif) bon if.
men pcrlongte 9iirgidoft bon $1,000
@ui ser 9eiicrune. = Slot.
tenicfretGr Gobrles 5. 9unoporte
peId)cr in Ser porigen @odJe plot.
lidy 0itrd) Etomoine . ScrgifthnQ
idhper erfronfte, bcfiroet iidy nlti
DEM beiten Weee Der 9eiicritng mi
fam IN Der ndd)itcn @od)e nod iei
mem 9onoiitc 9eao giita binols5ic
ben. ST befinbet lid Jest III ieinel
galtimorer Stootuobmlng, Nr. Col
Earf- Ipeniie.
go lit 3ahnorSt Ban
Srcutel? Sn Wansfielo, ..
miro Der 3obnar5t Saul Sreltel &c.
iudt, peld,cr 5uIctt bier III Baltimore
in Gr. $50. Sauoperitrabe.. ppbnte
Wcr Musfnnft iibcr Den 0erbleib bes
Mannes geben fam, miro gebeten
an Die 3eitung Courier" in Mans'
field 81 beridten, !.
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Walbmciitcr i'm Nutcl Gpllmcr,
Srlcnns' nnS Gbapclitrafe, Samltas
nnb Woming, brn T., bc5,u. 8. Wni.
U25)

Sbr @iinitc& Eompblct
Lot bic gnti Houh SiAo, pclhc ca lid
SIR Nufgobc 0cn1oft hot, ouS Gultd)'
llcbel iii Baltimore SIT bcf1mpicrL 10,
cben an ibrc MitQlicbcr mtsgcinuht.
Cas- Eomp6lct cntb0lt bcn Gntiuuri
81 elmer &croronunQ. peldc Sem
Stootrotb 5llr Innobnle ultcrbrcltct
lucrocn ioa.
@uutDotiOfcit II. @runbs
cigcntbu M Shan0cl. Scrr
TllgllIt Cameron bot Tr. Sollis Iot.
NE bic Sdlfte iCincr Sntercllcn in cts
mem groBen 2ono-Gomplcr at 80.
lton- Ii. EoturcntltroBc, perfoitft. IS
%perloutet, boB cine grobc Sobrif ouh
ouf Dem Gi0cntbunl crribtct mcrocn
iuu ltt0 cine Corporation nit cincnl
aapitol bon $t00O,00O oobintcr Iteft,
GoS Gigentbnm gcborte Der tribe,
rcn @m. 5oit 81.
Ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit
in Den letter SoAcn iebr rcge gene
len. @eitern uno G%onneritog prlr4
ben nidlt mcnigcr ais 80 5lpei4 mo
oreiItodigc @obnun1en perfolft. Gic
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trptOem in ollcn Stuottbeilen init al
fer Wudlt gcbuut miro. Tie 99gSpt.
niltgelt brad)tcn m1gcfGbr $t30,UO0.
&ubrpoit0tcnit iii Valtt'
more. - Gincr Gcpeide aus Woib'
ington 5ufolgc bot Dos SetatsNo'
mite fir Toitlucicn in ser ToIt.Ter'
rp~iligungS 9ili olld) Baltimore mo
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MOTOR, @apncr'> @ert, Der Gin Dttt'
slicb oes Gonlitc'$ lit. Gle onberet
Staote limo: Neip4 9)orf, Chicago,
Cincinnati, 9anio8.Gitp iiiib Fitts'
burg.
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Staet Baltimore.
tntcrbaltnnaS.@ c9iuciicr.

.W'uIf. Ninbcmie." - Sicie 28r6c: n6is
Sunur, fbe Wiuhor."
nSuro's Spcrnbaus." Stcfc ISOLDE
., 9SnO nplun Gaii."
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vsIanep'S Sbeater." : 0icfe S8oGe: on
Sinuc3 from toe Yopern."
,,W,arnlnno. sbrater". - Sicfc 99ode: 6ciiB'2
Observation-Disclosures. IGali6 Widtincc.
uMnoiturium s SBeuter." Sicie gSotc:
a6uuoini. Der 9nnhi6eleHsdbnig."
,@anctl,E heater" - Sicic lSObc: nVllie
Htbhons @trlo" Extravaganza 60.
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ian Spcrrbuucs Srbcitcr" bon 9teiu Nort.
@airbnn. baltimore aCgelt 9iohcltcr In
.EriOlcsF Bari"
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galtb. Mnacr.

Wir perfaufen ale Sorten bon 2itt.
ifen. Hrnnbollts nit 8iimmi-Hnb-
%reifen, @ugeies, Captions unb Wagen.
Sadir- nno Eoliterarbeiten. .2ette.
ring" un0 Neparaturen. 9eitelungen
fir ale arten bon Yferoegeidirr on.
senommcr. 3r. 2, Gaitrrn.Npe. NAB
Galt-Npenae. Wpr4, 1Wat)
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Ger Gan Gron5iSco-
NiiIfSfonO. - 9oItimorc'S @ci.
troGc SIT 0cnp Sun Sron5isco.Siilis.
ionb bclolticn lid Jest bcinobc oui
;rl50.000,inbcnt 0citcrn ollein 1886
81 bciocitcucrt nllrOcr. Sopon licien
S3699.S1 i'm &ouptQllorticr Der DC
icaidnit pom Notbcn arel5 Gin,
$1G9.67 inr Wopore 9ilrcou INTO $67
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tbcn arcu5-@ clellidIoit 5pci ononp
ne @citr00c bon ic 500.
@eomte iir boS StuntS.
Mrbcitsbous. - St Ser Sab
resperlommlun1 Der Icrmoltungs.
9cborbe oes Stonts E Nrbcits6nuies.
iibcr meld)c @ollpernellr @ariielo
prGiibirte, mltrocn sic iolgenbcn Be-
amtcn lnto IrDcitclten cripGblt: gu.
pcrintcnocnt Sberlt 5. :. Woorc,
Wui6ingtpn : Goluttp; Shabmeiiter
Or. 8. u. @eas; Stills Supcrintcn.
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3. Stills Superintendent 8. 9. Sole,
@altimorc-Gountp; Glerf 6. $. Ben.
Jon. Worcclter . Gorntp; Nr5t 81. 81.
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ton : Gountp; 9Gder 9olis Softer,
Sreoerid : Gonntp; Gbcf'- Sngcnieur
". s. Gcanc, Baltimore; Stills . ,Sn.
9%enicnrc j.. 9. 9Dtler uno 2. 6.
2cmmon, Baltimore; Glcftrifer u.
6. Honlnnbs, Baltimore; GARNER q.
Woore, Walbington = County; Wah'
fer: ". q. Cunningham, Sorioro-
County; S.S.2cpis, Erince Georges
Gountp; s. $. Soiuler, Baltimore.
Gountp; s. q. Gallagher, Sowarb.
County; !. Z. Tpnn, Baltimore; y.
McG. Mount, @orceitcr- Gountp
Sruing 6.Smoot. GorheIter-G olnttp
:. g. 9artbololp, 6reoerif-G onntp
&rdin Soonno Giorban, Baltimore.
Gin perbungnibpolIc
Stnr6. - @iaiom 9. Surris bon
9sr. 62i, SIt.6opettcltroBe, ,weld,er
an ocm Nelibabn Der .Yenniplpnnia-
9obn" an Der Ode bon Colbert. unb
9ultimprcftrube ~beidydftigt ipur, fiel
geiterr bel Der grbeit in cine Gent
srllbe nno brof, icin StIiiiielbcin.
Gr murhe nah GEM Stabt,SoipitaI"
gebratt.
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2ofalbcridltc ans Maibingtun.
9(ltcr &ctcran toot.


General Benjamin 3. SolpfinS,
Gin &ctcron ocs merifoniihen Der
SSn0ioncrfricge uno oc@ 9iirgerfries
ges, lit inn slltcr bon 81 Sobrcn in
iCiner 8oDnung, Hr. Gil, 8sStroBc,
Silolpclt, geitorbcn. Gle Sccroigltng
finoet Wontog nit militGriid)cn Gb-
rel, Itutt. Solcm, Woii., mor lcin
@cburtSort. Gr mar Mfitglieo Der
,2opolq 2cgion" mo bcS DSrcinoil-
rer-SrGenS."
Scr II ntcri Of lngung angc-
duloigt.
Sobn &. GQis, Gin Subrmnnn ocs
VGdcrmciitcrS SSobn @cnbcr BON Nr.
2t27, @~Stro6e. lpuroc geitcrn ne
gen onQcblidcr llnterid)la9ung Der
boftct. Sein Gcrbor finbet MontaG
Itntt.
Mr ScbcnS5eit.
Hid)ter @onIo pcrnrtbeiltc Den &c
ger George @oob, mcld)er oeS Nor.
ocs I'M 5ncitcn @robc, begnigen on
Sbomos @roWn int Gc5embcr lebten
SobrcS. ldyulbig befunbcn moroen
mar, gcitcrn I'M Griminolgcridjt Nr.
/ ST lcben&ldnglidlcr 3uftboilsboIt.
q ram tc d) nm ocn 9 0 y II.
gScil i6r Sobn ibrc miltterlidlc
2icbc 5liriidipics, peridllldte Die 5S
Sabre olte Sroll 2onu 9nolep BON
Nr. 1910, @iacoriin>9lne., Noroipelt.
aeItcrn cine Golis 2alibnnnm. Snt
@eoraetoipner llnipcrlit1ts : Solpitol
luitroc tic burdy arpenolng ocr9Vfos
gcnpllnlpe gcretiet.
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NaS Mcttcr.

Sir WorplonO uno ocn IiItritt
Columbia liar an Sumitug Icgca
am Samltag Nbcno, fiiblcr nnlSonn.
tag, lii0lucltli6e uno mcitlid)c Min0c.
Ter bod)ite Observation-Disclosures pal
73 @ro0 UNI 3 llbr Nutmitto0S.
Ter nicbrigltc Recommendations
mar 80 8roo INN 1a6 llbr NbcnO$.
Ter nieori9Itc Sbcrmonlcteritou0
Der lebtcn n Stun0cn III lad)folgcll.
ben Stuotcn mar luie iolgt; Goitport
"a, Eortlanb 36, Bolton II, Ilbonp
10, Nclu-2)orf 80, Ybilooclpbio 50,
Ntlontic : Gitp AS, Moibington as,
9toriolf GO, Snttcrus G6. Charlotte
90, @ilmlngton G6, Gborlciton &C,
Sooonnob 6S, Sodionpiuc 10, SUPP.
Ter 10, acp 0eit "A, N(tlanta 60.
montgomery 81, Ncn Orleans -,
Yolcltinc 66, Wolpelton IS. Corpus
Gbriiti n, WempbiS 81, Cincinnati
GO, Eittsburo %. Sslpc0o ~, 9lti.
'olo II, Glcpelnnb rs, Getrpit As,
Ilpcno Al, WurQuctte As, @rccn9uD
rs, Chicago 56, Gulutb 40, Ct. Eoul
Is, ct. &ouia 60, aonioS Il, Gitp G2,
Smobo 81, Suron As, 8iSnnrd 81.
MiuiIion 81, SABRE 80, @cleno -
Salt Hafc 56, Gcnpcr -, Nortb
EIoite Al, Tobge Al, gnloriup % II.
Sos Mngelcs 81.
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cHiStenrr eianb Der Glubs.
&cinc SOpicn- nnb Malsaetranfc

lino Der 8elunobeits itets i0roerlih.
Gos BON Jreo. 9auernihmiot's
yImericon greperD" bergciteate
.Soloce".g Bier tuiro Gus ben ul,serle.
%leftlten Haterinlien gebroiit mo eut.
bait feiite ihoblidei NrdierootiD.
mittel, oesbaIb miro es alien onoeren
porge5ogen. Erobirt es. aiIte $1.OO.
@rauerei 1104-1t2S SillenItraBe.
Eel. 8. & =. 36l, Mo. 1881. $3.50
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Sdiffsfartcn bon nnb nod Scntid'
limb.

Bon Baltimore Biz Bremen: Sea.
iiite $45 urro $3.50; @remcn-9aI'
timore $3.50. Tunoreiie Sl biuise.
rem Greiie. Sbeo. S. Siener & &c.,
217 Slt-yaltimprcsS trahc.