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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13

Miss Carrie Monjoy, kho has been
abroad for about year, has returned
to the city looking as fine as can be.
Mr.. Harry Robinson has been en-
plOyed as messenger at the Republican
headquarters, suite Ala Germania Life
Bldg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Billups, the new
ly-weds, held a wedding reception at
their residence, 473 Blair street, last
evening.
Watch and wait for the Grand Ball
to be given by the Bellmen of Hotel
Ryan at Bowlby Hall, Wednesday
evening, April II.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O.. Adams enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Mrs. D. P.
French of Chicago and her hostess,
Mrs. VIM. Aston.
The regular monthly meeting and
supper Of the T. S. T. G. was held
at the residence of Mr.. G. II. Miller
last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. James Bluford and Mr.. Julius
Crawford, students of Meharry Col
lege, Nashville, Tenn, are in the city
to spend their vacation.
1t will be a good idea for the read
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13

The good fellowship, which has al
ways existed between St. James A.
M. E. Church and Pilgrim Baptist
Church, is further exemplified by the
dividing of the honors of their serv-
ices with the distinguished Odd Eel
lows, soon to be in our midst for ten
days, including Sunday, April 21st,
and on that day, Chief Justice Davis
will speak at the morning service at
Pilgrim Baptist Church, and Judge
Houston of Washington, D. c., will
speak at the evening service at st.
James Church These men are race
builders, and ever working for the up
lift of the people. Brother Davis is
the editor of one Of our best journals,
the Atlantic Independent, and writes
a fearless pen.
Judge Houston is a young man who
has risen by his own efforts to legal
prominence, and is an eloquent
speaker.
y
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13
: MAY FEAST AND BAZAAR.

At St. James A. M. e. Church, May
18th to 18th, Inclusive.
The officers and members of St.
James A. M. E. Church will give a
grand MAY FEAST AND BAZAAR at
the church beginning Tuesday even
ing, May 18th and continuing until
Friday evening, May 18th.
The One More Effort Club will have
charge of the fancy booth and the
domestic booth.
The Excelsior Club, novelty BOOTH
The Mite Missionary Society, the
miscellaneous booth.
The men of the church will have
"The Feast in the Wilderness" in the
basement with a change of menu for
each evening. Excellent meals for
small prices.
The Stewardesses and Deaconesses
will have charge of the ice cream and
CAKE
There will be an excellent program
ment. Friday night the grand finale
will be under the management of Mr.
G. H. Miller
There are to be three great fea
lures, viz:
The person bringing in the most
money from the sale of season tickets
lover 100 tickets) will be awarded a
round trip ticket to the General Con-
ference at Kansas City, Mo-
The young lady soliciting the great
est number of votes for Queen will
be crowned Queen Friday night and
also receive a handsome present.
The couple that consents to be mar
ried at the church on Friday night
will be presented parlor set.
There will be something doing ev-
cry minute from start to finish each
night.
Stay away if you don't wish to get
into large crowd and have large
time.
I Everybody in the church and lot
who are not but ought to be, are in
terested in and working for this great
entertainment.
Season tickets, good for four nights,
rs cents.
Mrs. Francis Allen, President.
Mesdames Ella B. Adams, R. E. An
derson, Florence Duckett, Mildred
Sharp, Dora Adams, Miss Edith Leon
ard, Messrs. o. G.. Hall, A. j. Roberts
and E. w. Grand, Vice Presidents.
Mrs. Inez Pope, Secy.
Mrs. Mary Hatcher, Treas.
J. H. Dillingham;, Gen. Mgr:
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13

THE
NEGRO
NATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL
CONGRESS, ST. PAUL,
JULY 18th TO 18th INCLUSIVE.
The school gardens will start Mon
day, April Is.
Mr.. Charles Lazenberry is still in a
critical condition.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Rob-
erts, April 4, girl.
Miss Ruth Edward has recovered
from her late illness.
Mr. w. r. Hardy, 518 St. Anthony
Ave, is at home quite sick.
Mr.. G. C. Sleet returned last week
from a visit to Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Era Lindsay of Saltwater was
a visitor in the city on Easter Sun
day
Messrs. l.. Horne and w. Jarman of
Denver, COL, were in the city this
week.
The Odd Fellows Supreme Court
will hold it's sittings in room 27, Union
Block.
The Daughters of Isis will give a
grand May Pole dance at Tschida Hall,
May %.
ST. Paul was treated to it's first April
showers last Friday night and &atur-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wilson of Grand
Forks, N, D., were in the city few
days this week.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13
THE NEGRO NATIONAL EDUCA'
TlONAL CONGRESS.

The Negro National Educational
Congress is an assured fact, and there
will be many prominent men and
women of the race present, who are
to take part in the great work OF the
Congress.
The Denver meeting was a decided
success, as may be seen from the fol-
lowing letter from Governor John F..
Shafroth, of Colorado, who welcomed
the delegates to that Congress-, and
gave one Of his most inspiring ad-
dresses, filled with earnest encourage
ment. That created a new ambition
in the breast of every one present.
STATE OF COLORADO.
Executive Chamber,
Denver.
November IS, 1911.
Mr. J. Silas Harris,
80 Long Bros. Building,
Kansas City, Mo.
Dear Sir: I am in receipt of your
letter. In reply thereto will say that
the NEGRO EDUCATIONAL CON-
GRESS, which met in Denver, was an
unqualified success.
It was composed of representative
men from all over the country. I am
confident that this Congress, by it's
discussion of the questions which
came before it, is great factor in the
uplift of the Colored people OF this
country.
With best wishes, remain,
Yours truly,
>.. John r. Shafroth,
49, Governor.
The same congress will meet in it's
third annual session in this city. Many
of the Governors Of the United States
have already assured Governor Eber-
hart that they will appoint delegates
to attend this Congress.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13

From all indications the Odd Eel
lows Complimentary Reception which
is to be given in honor of the Odd
Fellows Supreme Court, by Mars
Lodge, Household of Ruth and st.
Paul Patriarchy at Bowlby Hall next
Tuesday evening will eclipse anything
OF society nature held in the Twin
Cities lately. This will be the first
opportunity for full dress since Easter
and it is said that several very swell
gowns have been created and will be
worn for the first time at this func-
ton. AS this is a strictly invitation
affair no persons will be admitted who
do not present their invitations at the
door.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13

Chief Justice B. J. Davis and Asso-
clate Justice w. l.. Houston of
the Odd Fellows Supreme Court will
be the guests of Attorney w. T. Fran
els, who is clerk and recorder of the
court, during their visit to St. Paul.
The body of Lynch Wormley was
removed from the vault, and buried
Wednesday afternoon at one P. M, in
the presence Of Mrs. Edith Wormley
Mrs. Anna Young, Mr. Periman, Rev.
J. r. White and Mrs. Tennie E, White
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13
THE EDMUND G.. WALTON
AGENCY,
1A2 Endicntt Arcade ST. PAIL

Mrs. Charles Farr who has been
bed-ridden for a whole year, is begin
ming to improve.
Mr.. J. H. Dunn formerly of st. Paul
but now a resident of Chicago was in
the city this week.
Governor Eberhart has issued his
proclamation declaring April 26 as Ar
Dor and Bird day.
Mrs. Hattie Rice, nee Day, last week
was granted divorce from her hus-
band by Judge Dickson.
Mrs. Nathaniel Brown will remove
the body of her late husband to Wau-
kesha, Wis, for interment. ...
Mothers Meeting at West End
Branch Y. W. G. A. Monday afternoon
at o'clock. Good program.
Mrs. Minnie Plummer and daughter,
Miss Mildred, of Minneapolis, were
visiting in St. Paul Thursday.
Mrs. H. E. Johnson and daughter
Cecil of Duluth, after few days WIS.,
it in St. Paul, have returned home.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13

Republican Candidate for Assembly,
man.
M. M. Metcalf is one of the Repub.
hcan candidates for the Assembly.
He has been resident of St. Paul
for % years and for % years has been
in the retail grocery business.
He is householder and taxpayer
and is interested in the welfare of the
city, and if elected will at all times
work and vote for such things that
will improve the growth and pros
perity of st. Paul. A vote for M. NJ
Metcalf is vote in the interest OF
the people.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13

Republican. Candidate for the Assem-
bly,.
George K. Sheppard, who comes be-
fore the voters of St. Paul as a Re-
publican candidate for the Assembly,
has been resident of the city for
thirty years, and is householder and
taxpayer. He is a member of the
knights of Pythias, the Elks; is
Spanish-American war veteran and a.
member of Camp Carleton, Army of
the Philippines. He is the man who
took the original Roosevelt Club to
Washington to attend three presiden-
tial inaugurations. He is satisfied to
rest his candidacy on his character,
reputation and standing in this COM
munity, which he asks you to investt-
gate, and, if found satisfactory, to give
him your support.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13

Why not patronize the business
houses that invite you to trade with
them through their advertisements in
THE APPEAL? They are helping to
support your paper. show them that
you believe in helping those who help
you, or your enterprises. Trade with
the people who advertise in THE AP-
PEAL
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13

EXPRESSING AND GENERAL
HAULING When you wish any haul
ing done apply to G. J. Charleston, 6O7
st. Anthony. Phone Dale 54O8.
Prompt service.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13

THE ST. LOUIS KITCHEN, Mrs.
Julia Hinson, proprietor: No. 1873 E.
Sd St., up stairs. Meals 25 cts. Break
fast from 700 to l1:OO. a. M, Dinner
from 1900 m. to 800 p. NJ; Supper
from 500 to 500 p. N. All regular
meals rs cts. All home cooking, Tel.
T. s. PTS.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING

TO talk to us or procure one of our
house catalogues, and it may save you
many dollars and much worry about
your future home. We give you the
most liberal inducements and the
greatest opportunities for a man to
We build without down payments on
lots worth 5000 or more, and absO-
lutely guarantee our work and materi-
al and satisfy our buyers. Monthly
payments range from SO to $25, &C
cording to the price of house.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13

Nine. Hart, the miIiner, 500 w. Un-
iversity Avenue will have her spring
opening beginning Monday, March 10.
Grand showing of the latest creations
in spring hats, flowers and trimmings.
The ladies of the Twin Cities cordially
invited. -, N. ~-,.s..
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13
SAINT PAUL
WEEKS RECORD IN MlNNESO.
TA'S CAPITAL.

rne "saintly City, and Sanity City
FoIks-Newsy Items Of Social, Re-
'lgious, Political and General Mat.
tiers Among the People.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-13

SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1912,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
~. y. ztamn,
als ErGiioent Der Gplnmbia 2nuings
Vnnf crip1 fit.

Serr ga. g. Stonun, bisberiger
lfs-aaiiirer Der grIten 9tationat-
Sonf unb elmer Der beItbefar1ttea
M1nner II, bieiiqen 6inan5frellen
nuroe geitern ol5 9tadfolger be5
Serrn Charles gtidels gum ErdIiO2n-
ten Der Columbia 9nnf & Sapirg5
SO. erludblt. Scrr Stomm miro lem
slmt am /. sSon1lor antreten sSi1 Der
1ireftorenlititng Duroe ulth beihloi-
ien, Die 3abl Der Oireftoren bon II
nuf 10 al erbohen unD Die nelten Ii=
reftcren rperoen in elmer am s. SSu=
mar 1913 itattfinoenben Sibung er-
m1blt maroen. Ge5 @eiteren lpuroe
cine reguldre 3iDioenoe BON 9 Bro-'
3eit, loiuie cine ne;tere IiDtoenoe
BON 6 Ero5ent auf Ole 8epinne ser
lebtet iehs Wtonate erflart. Gen 9tns
9eiteQten tpltroe elm &eibnaAtsJe.
ihert pom bier Erojent ibrer reip.
Salire Dotirt.
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Della Willer, BON go. 226 @eit G.
lIpenue, puroe geItern slbero, als lie
nit einer sSrernoin Die 6. slueitle,
nabe Der Ylim StraBe, entlangginL
bon einem Mann, meIdJer iid umbe.
merit on iie berangeiblif)en bate,
3ireimaI in ben Hiifen seitoden. Sic
bra1 nit einem lnliten 9lufihrei 81.
imnlnen unb ibr slngreifer betperfItel-
ligte feline sSluft, obgleih er BON lneb-
reren slugen5eligen oes WoroangriifS
perfolgt tplroe. Celia Ntiaer fpliroe
nah Der Office oes Or. 8. sc. lI.erp,
No. COG Central apen,e, uno BON
bort, nahoen Der ar5t fie perbunben
bate, beimaebradt. ssbre 8erlesun-
gen limo bebenfIiber gtatur. Die Eo-
li5ei iudt I'M 3uianntenbang nit ser
affaire DEN 90 Sabre alten Bictor
Moeuer, BON 6. ltllo Sobn Straba.
geeen ipelhen oas ilrree Wdodelr
beute einen SafthefebI au erpirfen
beabiiHtigt.
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9ies unb 9as.

= Self. 2ipingiton, prGIiDent Der
Snioer preisrpe Co., Der Dur6 cine
bunbesbe90rblite llnterIu6ung in
Gbicago gu unansenebnsr Rotoritdt
gelunst lit, bat iih cine 2uftoerGnoez
rung oerorbnet, banit iiber bic unliebz
lame 9ei6i6te Gras pahIe. Gr ioa
iih auf Der ReiIe na6 SiiO Nfrifa
befinben. @r bat bas Datum ieiner
Riidtebr nod niht feftgeieBt.
Die Bourne Suffer Co., bic
neulih in ibrer Qnluge an Der 5ront
uno Smith Strabe Elm b0ies sSeuer
bate, bat bem 6eueripe6r Inter
itiibungsfonbs $25 autonlmen laiIen
ais Qnertennuns fir bic quite 9lrbeii
Der 5euerpebr BEL jenem 9ronpe.
- 5rdu gliIabetb &usr3e ipurbe
bon 6riecensri6ter4 gu 500
nebit Soften perurtbeilt, peil tie bic
Weiiuns beg 9ebdubeinipettors, an
ibrem @ebGuoe No. 1O7 - Ill Weit
Court Strabs 5euernotbleitern an5u=
bringen, ~nlht bedhtet bate. Sle
bate bic breibigtdsise 5riit, bic ibr
gegeben mar, um benz gefebl na65uz
tommsn, melt iiber Die MaBen Derz
itreiden lafen.
- Der unternebmenoe 5eraussebsr
unb ReDatt0r Der .WaIbinstoner
Staats5eituns" in Seattle, 5err
Sacpb Shaefer, bat bilrh uebernabme
Der rgelinebam Ban poit in gelling=
BAN, Waib., leinen Wirtungstreis
als ss0rbsrer bes 0eutIdt9ums am
Stillen Sssan ertpeitert. Die neue
3eitung piro auf bas slei6 bo6e Nis
beau tpie pas Seattler 8latt sebradt
iperben.
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8leine Nuliseinabribten

= Nus benz our 3eit leerite6enben
6auIs bes Wf. 9et3ug, go. 80 Weit
Z. Npe., ipuroen Don Ginbrehsrn 65
SUB 8leirDbren i'm Wsrtbs Don $50
geitOblen.
- 81. g. 2lutle, bon go. 440 Wain
Strabe, nelbete ben 8erluIt feiner
golbenen llbt i'm Mertbe Don $50 on.
Der Gbronomster lam ibm in benz in
oemielben SauTe bsfinoliden Rsitaus
rant abbanben.
5rau SO. g. 8uit, BON glo.
ALTO 9amilton 9lpe., ipuroe in einem
3ebnsentlaben an WeIt 5. Ipe. bon
einsm SafdsuDiebe um ibr Portemonz
naie nit 500 in 8adr unb einem Did
mantring i'm Wertbe BON $75 srlsi4=
tert.
Sn Der Raht bon Wontdg ouf
0isnIta9 itisgsu ginbreder ourA ein
eeipultIam ge0ffnetes Sberlidt in bos
gtablifement bes 3abnar3tes Sr
paul 9. gibman, i'm 5lpeiten Stcdz
inert bes Sauies, go. 422 Ruce Ctr,
Elm unb enttpsnoeten 8lattgolo ETC., i'm
Wsrtbs pon $50.
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YerionalsV

Serr gonrab 5orla der, BON
go. 2115 8ine StruBe feierte gsItern
ietnen 81. @eburtstae, po3u ibm pisle
feiner u!ten Sreunbe unb feline Qngez
h0rigen aufs ber5li9ite bsgliitpiinI9z
ten. Qlu6 puroe Der s6ripiirbige 5err
OollItdnoig iiberroi9t. &aum bate
feline Satin beeonnen bas Qlbenbehen
gu bereiten, ais cine Qn3abl ietner ndz
ben 9ertpanoten linn einen 8efud abz
itatteten, uno bieie brahten piele quite
Sd6en nit. 8alo ipurbe Der 5h9
qebedt uno bann purben mebrere
Stunben in gang qemiitbli6sr Stim.
mung 5ugebrdht. 4ud bas Bolts
blatt" tpiinIdt nattrdsli6 9isl Slid.
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06iH&RaGri&ten.

Rem 0ort, Is. DECEMBER. Qns
gefommsn: Berlin" Don glsapel;
.gplumbia" pon 8lasgop; rGugenia~
BON Srieit.
9lbgeg.; rHorDam" na6 HOtters
BAN; r5rance" Haa 9aOre; rWaure=
tania" nah 2iperpool.
9upre. 9lbgeg.: nRiugara" nad
ReD Yort.
9 bild belpbid. In9ef.: rUfars
quette" bon Qntiperpen.
Baltimore. Qnget.: ,9roBer
aurfiirit" bon Bremen.
9enua. anssf.: aGalabrio"
bon Seem Yort.
Srieft. 4n9et.: r5rancouia" BON
Nep Yort.
Bottom. Qbgsg.: "2lro6ic" BON
QiperpOol.
2onoon. Anget.: rIuioniaA
ppn Montreal.
8Openbdgen. 2lnget.: ySss
car H." bon Stem Yort.
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pfoblsne Srbinan3 betr. Hdumune Der
5prD Strabe, 5piihen Golerain unb
Spring @rope Npe., ipurbe nah elmer
Debate enosiiltis pofirt. Die Srbiz
nans, ber5ufolse bas Saldr bes Super>
intenoentsn bes nsuen Stab.boipitals
bon $4,000 ouf $1,000 PRO Sabr erbDEt
iperoen ioa, puroe bonn Nusf6uB fir
Wtittel uno Wege empfsbleno suriidz
f:ri6tet unO nad etniger Debate
sbenfalls enogiiltig pafIirt. 9ln Der
Oebdtte betbeiligtsn ii9 gan5 beionbers
Die 6erren Wtullen unb Or. Goof,
ipelfe Die 4niiht ausiprd6en, bab
man in Cincinnati einen ebenIo guten
Superintenbenten bdtte finben tOnnen,
ipie in Retp Wprf.
Heu eingereiht ipurben Die
folgenben 8prlagen:
Serr g d: 2lntro9, bem 3ufoles ole
reeuldren SiBungen am "a. DECEMBER
unb 81. Oeaember, neil oieIsl6en auf
ben Seilisen reip. Splpeiter g(benb fal=
len fpiirDen, ausfalsn, oafiir aberSpez
8ialIisungen am Wontag. %, unb
Montag, 30. DECEMBER, Ra6mtttass
2 llbr, abgebalten peroen iollen. Der
Intrdg tpurbs guteefeiben.
5srr g atpper: 2ntra9 betr. bic
4usarbeitung zines planes unb aoz
itenporanidlags fir bic pflaiterung
Der 2lrbor Ipenue, poyn gnbe bes jeBiz
gen Pfloiters bis 5ur Wilsbrae Qpe.
DEM Strabenz4u5ihub iibertpieien.
Sroinan5, beraufclge Die BON Der
Stabt bei6dftigtsn puBfrauen (Saz
nitreHss) in 3utunft $35 itatt $50
pro Monat erbalten iollen. Wurbe pem
2lnsi6ub fir Mittel unb Wegs iiberz
tpieien.
6err 8 q bertorn: 9lntrag betr.
4usdrbeitung bon aoItenboroni6ldsen
fir bic Wacaoamiiiruns Der 4uburn
Qpenue, bon 0ordeitsr Qtpe. iiioipGrts
unb Der Saunbers Strabs, pon4uburn
abe. our Waain Strubs. Dem Stras
BEN 9lusi6ub iiberipieIen.
Serr u It. 9lebnlide Nntrdge 6etr.
8aditeinpflaiterung Der Gamblers Ctr,
BON Gorrp sur Daniel StraBe, uno Der
Bflaiterung Der Gorrp StraBe, bon
9ine aur Pecan StraBe. Dem Stru=
ben 2lusiduB iiberpisfen.
Serr & d: 4ebnli6er Qntrae betr.
GranitpfIoitsrung oep Burns StraBe,
bon Der 6. CUR 8. QDe. Dem Straben=
4usi6uB iiberfpieien.
Serr u III {: 9lebnli6er Qntrag bstr.
Nipellirung Der Woellering 9pe., Don
9arriion &De. iiiopdrts. Dem Nus=
ihuB fur StraBen gfioeaur ilb:rpie=
len.
Orbinan5, Der 5ufolse eine friiber
paiiirte Sroinan5 unb Reiolutipn bstr.
8erldngeruns Der 4auB 9lps., bon Gl=
beron aur purceq Qbe., piberrufen
iperosn lou. 9elangte aur eriten 2e=
| Jung.
| 8om 4ubitor Wa5bburn: Gin<
Sroinan5 bebufs 8ertaufs BON $115,;
900 Der neuen Soipital Bombs, be.
rem 8eIammtbobs $15O,000 betrGgt
Wuroe unter Sufpsnoirung Der Rsgslr
enogiiltig paiIirt.
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Yeamtenmabl in Der Sarbier Union.

osn Der Union Ser garbiergebilfcn.
9ocul gto. 49, fa1lo eeItern 9eamten-
ipabl itutt, pobei nabe51 oreibuHoert
Stimmen ubgegebelt fpiirben. 0as
9feiultat mar folgenoes:
Nrliioent: Gbas. q. Wiueller.
0i3esYrdiioent: 2oiIi5 9eoerbaits.
ssin..Sefr. uno Gejddfts-Igent
Sol. Wepung.
.Shasmeilter: 8. 9l. Sflbarot.
Yrpt. -Sefr.: sSranf sSeanutnngin.
@uiDe: slnop guber.
Guardian: Sol. 8iruro.
Truitees: Ssobn Gnores, $. s. ael-
Ter, SSoi. aneip.
syinans.Sfommittee: Sol. Heeo,
8ictor 6. gSebr, Sacob gSiieI.
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6uitete bic gauge Nadt,
Sis bieies Ge5ept berindjt tunrSes
!Seilmng erfplgte in ) Gtnnben.

Gin prpnttnerter 9eebi5trer, peIdber an ets
nen1 befiigen puiten uuo ErtdltuHe Der 9ungeH
lttt mar biufig bic gGn5e Radt mad urIS
biz er fGlieBIi6 eirr einfaches sfeaept eHtbedte,
neldes teoen 5ouiteu in fiinf Gtunben betleH
pIro: IS TT Elm nbFbrenber, ftdrfenber Su.
tens10rlip, tpelher 81 6aufe bon Se0ermuHn
bergeftelt nerben fam, ll1o bieies He5ept tpirb
bier gum @orthetIe Derieniaen n1itaet6eiIt, peIs
de f6Iaflcfe Nddte In idbmer56nften Bdrortsa
men 5ubrtnaen. 3eieuieen, ipelde es nerfutt
ltno berhiete ie6e t6eure, Ianefdm iptrfenoe
Suienmebt3tr. neIdbe ie berrfnuft p1iroe
- gFtihen Gle in elmer sSInrdbe cine bnl6e tfn5e
Tluo AiIb GberrO Bdrf, etne l1r4e COMPOUND
Giieitce guroiol uno orei l1n5eu gnrlIp nhite
9ine Gompoulo. gtebrHer gle 5pdn5ta Tros
MEN ie0e babe Sti11he fir ncr Gtu1ocit.
Tunn nehneu Ste eineu bulben Fis eineU Tbeea
Gle ben ainoern. ibrcm 4ler entfprehero, ipes
rtger. Gtefes mirb duf6auer Ur6 bGS Sbftem
bon tieIttenoem 0uften iebe5maL befreien.
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ratb nit Ser Slbiift umgebe, cine
neue Sodidule in @alm1t SillS 5l
bauen. giit Der Qlufiteaung e!acr
&anoibntenlilte fiir Die 8eanltenip1bl
i'm nddIten Wonat, murbe ellt Gus
ben Serren Gugene 8erningbait5, 8.
=. Wtr(9ee un0 3. &c. 2lleranoer be-
iteben0er 9lusif,uB ernannt.
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8eit Cincinnati Smiinef giIociatioR.

on Der gcitrigen 9eriunrnllung Der
obigen 8ereiniglng muroe BON Serril
8m. &. Gang Die 5rase Ser grridl-
tlng einer neilen SodJidpile fiir Den
tpeitliden Theil Der Staot in glnre.
a,ng gebraht, oob entldieb Die Ser
iau1ntlung nah lanserer 9erotfuuie,
bas 8rojeft fir Die segentpGrtige Seit
nod r,,ben au Iaiierl, neil Der Sdvl.
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QlppelIation perQebens.

Golumb bus, 8, II. DECEMBER.
Sas GeIu6 Der Stautsienutoren
Siaac 6. Suffmun uno 8. 9. &n=
oretps Inn bic GrlaubniB. ibren Sail
Dem Sbergeri4t 81 unterbrsitsn, ipurz
be Sienitag BON leBterem dbi6lGglg
beIhieoen. 9eioe Senatoren peroen
baber ibren Struftermin i'm 3ueht'
6auIe ipegen 9eitehliateit uls Wtit=
glieber Der 2egislatur iofprt an5utre>
ten buben. 2lnbreps purpe gu 9 Wto-
ndten unb Suffman au 3 Sabren
3u6tbaus perurtbeilt unb bic bsibsn
perIuhten, pas llrt6eil Der untsrsn
Snitan5 pom Sbsrseri6ts umitoben gu
la6en.
eel B mprb.
Nt ar ettu, g., II. Se3. @eorge
5onnseno, Elm 5ormer BON geperIp,
Bel bieiieer Stabt, Der Dor prsi Sahren
erblinoste, tpdbrenb sr in stnem Wei=
Senfeloe drbeitete, bat am Sienitag
Selbitmorb begansen. inoem er Iit an
einem 8ettpfpIten erbGngte. Die Shat
fade, baB er ni6t mebr fir feline 5rau
uno &inDer iorgen tonnts, bate i'm
aQmdblih CUR 9erSpeiflung getrie6en.
5rauhteIt ia pier ibm.
aanfas Gttp II. Ss5ember.-
Sarrp Ban Warings, geitano bsm
ariminalri6ter Yortsrfielo 9ienitag
untsr SbrGnen. baB er an Sleptoma.
ME leioe unb alle Willensfraft pers
loren babe. Der Ri6ter bob elm Be
gnabisunss Grtsnutnib auf unb
idnbte ben Ingetlagten pegen Sal
i6uns auf 8 Sabre ins 3u6tbuus,
@an Warings lit Elm Wlufiter nit
gutter 8ilpung. Gr mar erft fiiralich
pegen Siebitabls bon WsrtSeugsn, Die
er fir spsi Dollars perfauft bate,
perbaftst iporbsQ. @ieber6plt benz
Hifter unter dhnli6er QlntIage porqes
fiihrt, bate feline Satin itets feline
sSreild1uug ertpirtt. Nls er tpsssn
5dlihung perurtbeilt tpprbsn, soblts
feline 5rau bic Notsn unh ii6erie ihm
.sins qarpIe.