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THE capture of the Virginius and the
slaughter of her passengers was celebrated in
Havana by a grand bull-fight. Havana advices
to the 10th inst. state that many persons on
the island hitherto unsupported of completely
with the insurgents were being arrested and
shot without mercy. All American vessels ar
irving in port are Immediately boarded, and
the passengers seized and searched. Six of
the passengers of the steamer New York,
three of them women, were arrested and
taken ashore, and, it is rumored, were shot
without trial 1t ID reported that seventeen
prisoners have been shot at Holquin, Cuba,
for alleged conspiracy. In the French As
sembly on the 10Th inst, NJ. Rouher's propo-
sition to submit the question of the pro-
longation of MacMahon's term to a vote of the
people was defeated by a large vote, and
the motion to extend his power seven
years adopted by a majority of Sc. News
has reached New York of a most diabolical
outrage perpetrated by the Spanish
fends at Santiago. When tidings of the
capture of the Virginius reached there the
Spanish volunteers, in their fiendish exulta-
ton over their triumph, visited the widows of
the Masons who were shot in 1868, and brutally
outraged the helpless women, and in the
struggle ct is stated four of the women were
killed, seven have since died, and several were
in such a dangerous condition that they can
not possibly recover. . The Spanish Minister
of War has ordered all members of the reserve
of the army to report in person at the depots
of their respective corps within a fortnight.
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Rlt i,erfollfela !:

Der nnttaei9nttt oifsrirt Iin tppbsltts
8adfetnpcbnbaus an Wabifun Npsnus ,um
Wsrfauf. DaiItIte N NIT WaFsr, Gas unb
allfn noeernsn Berbsliernnstn tinasrihttt unb
lttgt an strisr Der frequtntirteiien SnaBen ron
Serantcn. Gin gutter StaIl unb anbfre gu.
esbduee linb auf etm Gissntbum. 8fbinsun.
gen unh Gsrminf Iridt. ....-
1904 @tprae @rambs.
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gla6ridt OFT bic steuer,abler.

an bic Stsusr;ablrr Der s. unb 10. @arSs
Der Staet Srantpn:
Bur HaGriht taB 6. 6. SUyes, Der
fH ais Ginnsbmer brr SGullieusrn fir bic s..
unb IL. gBarb aunpneirt bat frin Witalisb btr
S4ulbebSrbs III unb frine 4utprit6t iur Gr.-
esesnnabms ber S&uI- -Sttusr fir bic ttIaetrn
Warbs bat; -,
Dab W. 8. @aLIb bic siu,iss, BON ber
S6uIbtbBrbe antprilirls perIun ,ant Gmsfana
Der bsiaattn Steuer N.
Sm auftrus her 9rbErbs,
R. 8. @aIfb, Sefr. -.
SeraHtpn, %. SuIi 1873 -14as
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- Die Sbin sUss bss .. o. 8. frt-
srt am @ltttwOa ben 26. bS. tGr isdhs
idRrIiSsS StIfIunssftR bura sintn gaII
In bsr glatiunaI 5aus, Btr b5rsu, bab
Dsls8attuntn bon alien 9ussn bt.fsS
Counties an Der 5eisr tbsilnsbmen, fir
psl6s bic srObertisftn gUrtstrunssn
sstrrfftn ptrbsn. ~ .3
- pr. YttGItp 8ubta&, Batter tsr
8rdbir Ybiaip unb autua gubbatt,
farb an IlOntaS @ossn TN 9lttrr BON
6s Sabrsn. Seine Satin sins itm
Dor stpa A @onatsn in bic gpisfsit
pcrans, felt weldsr 9sit Der ate RanR
trdntsIts. Die Sssrbisuns fatst NOR.
gen Statt. al. ..u Q ga
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0ln bte bentfdbe 8eb6l 6lfernuS
Won Pennsylvania.

|Obe
Scranton Trust Go. & Sparbank
I,nft Cure gufmrffdmfttt auf bic lebr Iibsr-
allen SntsrsRrn, tptlGe Ts an DspcftOrsn be-
aablt, au bic Stbingunetit, rnttr etnen @tIb
iuriidbeaabIt nirb, une bslcncsrs auf bic srpBs
Siherbsit, psIhs bnr6 bic Dtrsftprsn ber BanE
eebcttn pfrb. Dies btpfilf bic Sbatia1s bae,
S6l&ra % Ptrissr aIs elm Sabr II, felt mir
GjtISbttras btsanntn, tpir ttBt sinsn srSbsrsn
@e1G6fts aIs Deppftum baben als allt bic
Sparbanfsn bon bitlfm County. g8tr esttn
nicbt Az peti tpenr mir Taseu, bab unireH De-
ppftcrstt 70 srpbs Sf@frbtit stbptsu pirb, aIs
irsenb fpsl@tn aripsrta Spar'DfpUftOrtt auf
biefem Gpntinttitt. n.-.. ....
Bite, lprsGt in ber gauI scr unS 9tr er-
bdIt bort 3trfulare, ptl&e iiber als TegeIn
unb 8ttingungtit Gu@ Ausfunft eebsn.
Scf. 8. Scranton, Wpfss SayIor, 3. @.
pterre, W. 81. gBintpn, Gbpmas Dtflpn,
SaniueI Slpdn, Spbn Srisbin, Sra Gripp unp
8. 9. gbslps (tnb bic Dtrrftprtu. t6mj7I
3. @. pttTss, YrGftent.
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Stpmds Di dfsu, giss>prafbsnt
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- -Sti 9tltsenbsit trs Gintritts BON
5rn. Ni&plas Stpbsrt ais County.
GOmmtfIOnsr, nabmsn bisfsItsn i9rs
Organization Dor bura bic @att ppn
u. s. Diatnms ais gOrRbsr, @tOrss
NastI uls glsrt unb Geo. 9. 8spfprb
ale Gnwnlt. u
= am SUrIstn Disnfas btIu1isitn
Fb elm. gn,atl @ianer IN btr 8rtb.
i&aft BON SbOmas tOwan, nabs bsm
Depot bsr 6. II. Susq. 8abn, NIT
S&stbsnf&tsBsn. unb battsn ;u bsm BE,
buf bic S&sibs an sinsm 5interftniisr
aHfssftIIt, btf.n 9dbtn ssl6lOftn no.
rtR. Gtnsr Ger S&dfs brans fur&
ben GtnitsrIabtn, trnf etnfn fiiniidbrt'
gen 8uabtR tintsr BEN Iintsn Sbrs unb
bic Sus.I bIttb I'm Supfs Rsdtn, Rtnn
bic &assI ni&t ssfunbsn ptrb, III bee
ainbes asbsn In @sfubr.
- Dm. .. Winsr, 5trausssbsr bee
~GaiIY &ssUrb Of tie Stmeo", faat fstu
SIatt NIT 0sbsFiassn, wsI&s sbsn 70
unRattBaft ais un3sitssmdb fnp unb
bfustlsn, bab Der 5trausssttr fa sins
aufsabt ssRslIt, BON Der sr Nldts Der.
fanbtn. Sber slaubt 5r. Ninsr strpa,
bab man nur bts 6sraussats zines ga
ssbIattss an;utinbissn brau&s, um si'
mes gut rsntirsnb.n @tf&aftss R&sr ,u
istnP 0snn Wlinsr srf Elm paar Eau
isnb Dollars susslrst tat unb wdbrsnb
Der Belt Elm sutss, lsbbaftss 8Iatt bsr'
aussibt, bann tptrb CT aud TN Stnnbt
i,tn, bic Snteufsn bee sinssf&pHtnrn
Capitals ,u tIstsn - sbsr Httt.
- Ssrn's 8tllauratIon an Ruin.
lraes f&sint Der Ort 1u fstn, mo- iib bi.
SntsGissn, BON euJsrnr County ,,trif",
aud man&maI nsttrOftn" pirb. Grf
9.uts Gbsnb bate Fa plsbsr Elm 8tprd'
fsntant unlsrsr NObItfs baltlbf sinss'
funbsn, um BEN @dRsu sinsn 8eptts
Isintr 8ilbuHs Su S.ttn. Da strftlts
abtr tintn bsiGOitn 9tsipstt BOZ BEN
'gauswnfsn bat, 70 fClste sr fsinsm
Spftr auf bis Srnse unb fu&ts iRn
prn bort aus mad lsIntt 5SbIs 3u lot.
ten, mas isbc& fsbIf&Ius. Sstn as'
ipstt Dor ben fabl srausn Saarsn
(ui&t sipa pOr ttr ptriOn) tisIt ben
ansssrifsnsn ab, itm cine tsr iGOn oft
smpfunbsntn Serantensr Sbrfsissn gu
psrabfoIstn. Die btfOrif&t nSHit.
tuns" f&tint tsm Nanns f&wtr I'm
Rassn ju Itssen unb ibm jsItwsife bas
8ts&sn 8sif istnss 8frfanpts ju per.
mirrtn. H
-RI&tsr Rti&arb lsbrtt gsute gttnS
UNI 8 libr bon lstHIr iitsrf,sif&tn IOur
muntrr unb pcblbtbaltsn jurid, nnb
purfr am 9aRnbOf RON fstnsn aHstt6,
rIssn unb nnbsrsn 6rsuntsn smpfanstn.
= Der Rinsr Samrs RatHds str.
lOr ssasrn Itin esttn In tr empire
Brine, tnbtm rr untfr sinsr bfrabfaasn.
ben SORIsnmaRs ttsraStn wurbt.
- @m. getssmuHn Bat bic GmtIsm.
itlass rittsrIi&tn @tmtrtts nun shnJ
unb car ;ur Ssitr ssIsSt ""e i''@
8 6auplauartlsr ais Gffaurattar UNI
sDtrtb in Wo. 100 @ainfrn5s 0rh6sr
pom Rie 9O&rsIttr tswOtat) aufSsfSla'
a.n. Die S&nsibsr sstsa bstanntIIa
,usUrIumm.nrt unb FIaEt 0trl4s ab :
mas Grtunb BissmGnn trOb fsiHsT zoo
plumb tlar tsmcnfrirt.
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Msrebanrths., e Mst1Banics
. 0na.
DON q crantDn, Nd.

Capital $5OO,OOO.OO
Snrpl1s 9Srpfft, $4,000
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Serfanfe- -9erlan9t.
3lt iDerf0llfefl :

Der nnttr,stdnstr bistft biermit Ilsben auis
pftres unb @tldirrt, cine an,abl Srattt- unb
anbtrs Wastn nebif glIIsm 3nbtbSr ,um Der
taufs an. Ndbrs ausfunff rrtbfiIt 81. aapp,
Serantpn, pa. 23o
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MIer0nner &0i,,

fffsfO-, gdas; unS SfblIO- Malfr,
Bppntia Mptnut nabt btr ntuiH ppacf.
flee, bsiorst aIlf In ftin Sad tiui4lastnefn Ar-
b,iitH uHb EapstteTtn bsfsHs. t4ap70
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WtSbeln I! M6beIn =!
6riefer S 60.

5O6 qadapanua aSs., aabs @aiBtnstSH gSty
,,iosn bi,rmtt bsm bsutl&tn pubIifuHi an, ba6
r. ibr G,eltb6ft mad ibrtui eignft iieuen 0ts
ssase nStbIis Etars SOu tBrsH fribtrtn plaBs
psrItet bdben. as. L,,L..t a.
rnr,,d bauItno. atbsn mir susIsit bic 8frf@-
,y.rs baL mir iifilers aunbtn aud IN 9uEanft
reef nub silia teeitnrn ptrbsn.
Rsbarafuren prompt ausstfiibrl.
Gbtnfu tmpftbltH mir uns aIs esi9tabtfpr-
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DtrfFtDren :

Disfs ganf bat Elm auftssabItrs Capital
BON 3ipei Suubert unb Tlnf5ie
3aufeuS Dollars, nit sinsni dnssbduf-
ten tisbrrf&ub BON Tdnf3ta Sdufenb
Spnars, II central IUfirt nit Ssamitn
uub DtrsFtOrsn, bic nit ben SsbHrfntFn Der
@sISaftspsIt stnnu psrtrant fnN, unb OHsrirt
BEN aauFsuisn grcfsfliUniRsn unO anbsrsH
ppr,asIi9s 8asiIiiatsn fir ibrs Sanfasi$dfts.
@sSlsl sniauft fir ole GbsiIs bsr gsrsinis-
ten Siaattn unb europa. a...
SrsaniFrt unitr tinsnt iPsstsIltn Gbartsr
brr @slsssstuus BON @snniyIsanisn, NIT bop
psItr gsrbinSIiGFsit. Se&s prpjsnt SnterfI-
fen bs,abIt auf 3siibsprfitsa.
GputfpcnStntsn mSssu einsr fcr9fSltissn
Ssa$mus ibrsr @sf&afts fi& Ssrii$srt baItsn,
GOasttiunen an allen Sauptcrtsr ptresn se-
inafti unb am Sage bsr 3a9Iuns surt itsbris'
Gen QDtHIeIsGpurle bfri@tigt.
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Sit l>erf0itfelt :

Gin In DubssiOpn ssIessnes @pbnbaus,
apstfpdts inb llsbsn 3tmnter sntbaItenb. Das
etsenthunt u TN beifen 3uadnbs, NIT einent
SDrjiielt&sn 9artsn. gldbtre ausfunft sribsilt
9aspar 3paIb, DObsttupn. 20mi
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SGftrs ;ur 8efSrbsruns bon paFasisrsr
BON tinb nd& allen @tssnbsn DtuHGlants
unb bsr S&pti; NIT Dampf- pbsr Stssl- -S&ff.
fen iibsr antptrptn, Bremen, Samburs, SaSrr,
2iperprpl &c. su bfbeutsnb srmdBigtsn pretftn.
glusjabluneen burh pCif- -Nuptilungfn birt
ben Nerbbeuti&tn 9lOyb mad benz gfOrbbtut.
l6sr 8urb, Satern, Diirttrmbfra, 8absn,
5eifen, 9uremburs, ben Nitbsrlanbtn, D6ne.
mari, S6prben unb Rcrpreen.
@fIbsr fir rnIere Rehnung IN DeutI&-
lamb eintejablt, perben In Sob pber @egtit-
pertb tn pnpitr BON uns psrsitet.
gcama6ter, gltrtbs. un6 Rauf. apntraFtr,
8erttniete StaaieH pGTt &c. ausstftrtist.
Sir ale turG uns tflOrstrn @ri&dftt pfrb
sarantirt.
6mt9 DtIb. 9. attIeI u. 90.
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Bum gBablGeae IN @bseaap.

| 0NHA kSHVlUeUe w W CNgD.
llsbsr ben SIdn,subsn Bntlfes bsr
"gcIfspartei" in Gtlensp am sptIfbtn
Gienfus f&rsitt bic ,SninOis Staats.
3sttuns," beren snrrOtiGem aampfe ae>
gen bas Ssmpsrtu;', Rudsr. uno gia4
lipifsn' @sfnbsI Der 8rOsar!iss grfUts
her. Ssrstntstsn Gprtfdritis glemsnte
gum 8rob'n StstIe Su banfsn III -.
Der Ba6Ifampf tpsIGsr ssfsrn ltin.n
sbf&lue ssfnnbsn bat, mar tur& bic
fre&s @nmabuna sinss Stttlts eer elm.
sstCrsnsn gsp6Itsruns sntaanbfn, ben
sinsswanbtrtu Sirssrn; pbnt weIae
GbtcaSC bsuts siu tIasIitbss Sredn,t
lstn wirSe, bic btIonbrren StFten unb
eebtnssewptntsitsn Der gJanfses nit
5dlfe bee gOIiSslfndppsIS aubptnatn
Su wcQsn. Gtslsr freatn Gnmneuns
iit ssftru Der Stanbpuntt tInr ssmadt
pcrsen. s. n tntfGisben worbfn, bab,
ipsnn f&cn Gbtcasu cine @ruba aabt lein
fuu, IS siut Stubt lstn mug, tn pelHer
aas pUItsttiimIiasn Gissnartrn, aus
bsrsn @tf&uns lib Sas fiiuftts. arnsrt-
taniids NatICnaIiusisn selaItsn Ioa, In
i9rsr Scllsn giSsntbimli6Esit antrfannt
trsrbsn miilftn unb In wiIGsr 60 .ntat
sinsm FREQ Rc&mdtRtssn Yburifdsrtbum
ssburteRVIssr yautsss ssFattst II, Isius
psrriidtsn SissntbamIidtsitsn ale Rabss
fab ttr Sittsn unb bfs Rsats autu.
fsatn. 7-4 t-#aa u.wsrs p p5s
DEN ttuti6uSsnbfn 8ars.rn scrt
e9teasc sstdRrt oas 8srbtsnf, loren
sinsstprsnsn Mittirssrn tlslt frafliSt
Section srtHstIt sn bnbsu. gInntaesRprr
Natipismus bat bic DrutfHtn tn @bt'
cage bu etnss uutsrseurbntttn Seia6e
btrab;uparbistn unb brrnb,uf&tmrfrw
9slu&t; ~ Der 9sRri8e Sag bat tis
Gru&tIcFsttlt titits gtrfu&ss tspltlrs.
- Cine bOfnunSssOlIers Stimmung
ttSinat Fa In ben fnau3IsIIsn unb @t.
f&dfttfreilsn uulersr srrben Stdbts sst'
tsub Su na&su. @an taIt bas fGIimm.
lts ftr itsrfanSen, uub sIautt, bic
Naawsgen ber 8rliS ipirbsn raf9 Der,
l&pInesn, unb Der bfSprfsStnbs 0lns
ter wsrbs fir bic artsiisntsn slaGsn
wtniSsr BART werbsn, ais ss sur 3urtR
NOD ben anlasin battle. 4sl sa.
- GbS'st.aatsr, Der bsraSmts gras
Ger 9duptItus, II sUr stniSsn Sassn sc.
fprbtn.
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untsr'm 13. nov. her Ssltsrapb: SIN
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-20
CGinasIanst.)

(GinsslanSt) 1
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Gp Iagt tts esbtns RfsiI,
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9alt nlts fir ssrtimtsn @tR;
VI wlrfi, SttlisTt, tplrft moo slnmoI,
DaS II fstn wustss aplsntbaI.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-18

Our Edinburgh correspondent il
much put out with Commissioner
Brown, charging him with having
on Thursday last, when ON visit to
Edinburgh, ridden his charger upon
the Sidewalk, in disregard of law,
good sense and the feelings of citi-
zens," and, in doing so, came very
near riding over citizen. He thinks
it is the duty of an officer who is
sworn to see that the laws are enforc-
ed not to be guilty of violating them
himself. He says, "if Mr.. Brown
will voluntarily come down and pay
his fine all will be well, If not the
Commissioner may keep q sharp
watch for an escort at his own ex-
pense." Certainly, If the facts are al
stated, the offender viii not fail tC
comply with this modest request.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-18

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-On Monday of
last week lad named William Brown,
aged about twelve yeary, whose res
idence is in Edinburgh, got upon the
afternoon Express train going south
on the @. &P. Railroad at this station.
When the train reached the cross road
this side of Rootstown Station and
while it was undera high rate of speed,
desiring to get off to walk from that
point 10 his home, he jumped from
the platform and was thrown violent
~ upon the track and received serious
injuries. The knee-pan of his right
leg was badly broked, two large, deep
cuts were inflicted over the knee, the
skin and Aesh over the knee-pan were
torn away exposing the bone, several
, cuts were made about the head, with
a fracture of the bones in the region
of the frontal sinus. Drs. BeldiDg &
Hugus have visited the patient daily
since the occurance, and we learn
there is fair prospect of his recovery.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-18

-SAEEP KILLED By Does.-on Thurs
night three worthless dogs got among
the fine flock of sheep of Mr.. Daniel
F. Sapp. living just north of the Fair
grounds, and completely destroyed
them. The flock numbered %; four
of them were killed outright, and all
but four of the others were so badly
injured as to be worthless. Mr.. Sapp
estimates his damages at 500.
A night or two before, dogs got
among a flock of sheep upon the farm
of the late Charles III. Bostwick doing
considerable damage.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-18

VALUABLE HORSE INJURED. On
Friday morning It. B. Dickinson, Su-
perintendent of the County Infirimary,
was engaged in hauling coal to that
institution with four horse team. He
took one span of his horses into the
shop of Me- j. r. Sperra, just north of
our office, to have some shoes set. Mr..
S. was out at the time and Mr.. Dick
inson went to find him, and while alb
sent the horses got to biting and kick
ing, and the nigh one kicked into the
shoing box hitting the sharp edge of
the buttress, or pairing knife, cutting
frightful cash just below the fetlock
Joint of the off hind foot, severing one
of the cords. The horse was the pro-
perty of Mr.. D., and was very fine
animal, valued at $500. The injury
may not render him altogether worth
less, but will doubtless greatly impair
his value.