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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15
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6einri9 ma6te cine Deueoun9 nit
Der re6ten 9ano-ood er fonnte is
ni9t mebr ebebsn. Gin tisfer Geuf;e,
jtiee aus Ger Drut eeS Slnalinaa
berpor unc-1eine Ausen fd;pi1en lid.
"EopT tammelte Der 2duter uni
lprana eridredt auf. ~Gort!"
@alter bielt Die MorrwaHs fycmpis
baft in Der 6ano unO ltlus il6 rami'
Dor Die faohtae Stirn, alS bdtte ibn
Ole 9erswsiFune Ob ieiner Mide1bai
erfaet.
9anse 3eit blisb er resunselc5 fte=
Zen, oaS Muee f%ortmabrerD auf Iii
geiAs lsinss Brure1s seridtet.
MDsr YerbdrtetlteB 6iswi1t batNuaenz
blide, 100 Ct fid lelber er;i,tert. Dies
mar Jest bel @alter her TaQ. Die
Stimme isineS @ewi0sns modte tbm
@crmlrfe unp lGien ibm tt jeecm
Atbsmsu9 cine reue WiGstbat 3u;uras
fen.
Sn ticism fdrsdiiAm Wuaenblid
flblte Ct, mas er eesen Die gtiege0ottse
unD Die Der Natar ais Wenlb unp ais
Gbriii beaonsen bate. Dprt ouf res
usblisen 5aiDe, in Der Dratssaiue, bel
Der nod sudeneen eeide letnss Sruz
oers, trat tbm raS IQes in ssIpeniti>
11en @ebiloen Dor Der Self.
Seine Wutter, fem 8ater, ecr tnUelz
lsln eeI9lasene pfarrer Gberbarc, pte
mibbancelte sena, Ger b!ei6e 2ei6nam
Ieines 8ruters, fe Iue erftanren 81 il
oielen S@redseitalten, be i'm f~ulterz
ten.
Walter fiblte lie 5anp 0pttes, BIT
auf Jpn niecerfel uno CT padte aaa
Heten.
Ct poute feline Singer ;ulammenfis
gen; aber fe besesneten fid auf eeu
aplbeu Der pitole, tpomit er bic lests
Mi6stbat bssins. Mit aQer Sraf'
idleuperte ct bic Bafe iber Die 9air'
fort. Darauf polte ct ras auge gum
5immel rt9ten. aber sr iblus &C plSB:
lid be@1dmt nteeer, als rpenr ct fiblte
bab per 9immsl NIT Abldsu auf isin'
nit Nraperblut befedte Stiyn nterer'
fab.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15
GInftes 0apitel.

Die 6cfaun9 tes alien Waile in
BetrsfT 6einrihs murce ietr 5pe!fel~
baft. Der Wuasr ru,es nod in her,
istten Nudt pom beftisen I;ebern be-
fallen, cte Inn mcbr als eiamal Gle Ye=
lnnun9 raubten, UNI renn rie Nufaue
so-dber rraren, mar er 10 ldwa6, cas
man ibn eber fur toct ais lsbenp aebal>
ten bate.
Sn jsneu Tiebern pAautafrtc er User
eas @orsefauene, ober 10 uerpcrrer, ras
man ietne Wcrte nidt ;ulammsnrsts
men fennie, ctibou man1' Y~srein,elter
auecrud eenas 9srS ;ulammeulbuden
lief.
60 oerfIohen monds Sage.
Mue Na6forlhunaen bs5 Waire nno
cer ycli;ct, rem ugteter rss Wprescr,
lute su cnteedtn, parsn bis jcs!
iru9tlo5 sctlisbsa uuo man fonnts
nun n'dts @siters5 msbr tbun, als
oatnrit,S W%ensiuns atrartsn.
unter ben anbaltenceu treuen Str>
gen ssaeS nap:e enclib eieier Nusenz
bid. Sic bate ZEN 8ranfen UNI 70
un9eltSr1fr pHsgsn fSnnen, neil Wa!ter
niat mebr I'M Dprfe eridisnen mar, felt
mir tbn auf ney 6aipe lei lpYersbem
aus Den Nu9su ~serlcrsa.
Auf 5csnrids Griuden tesab f1d
Wartin Sdippers zines Mbcnps our
Wobnun9 ee5 WiQsrs unp feBte tb
an cas Srantsnlaser.
Son eiuem eplen 0eflbl beieelt,
mOute 5sinrid jered Cher cen aessn
i'm neriibten Wprranfau feline rdbege
1uftldruns ssben-nur bat rer Srante,
faum Dem g,ate entrcnnea, renWRatre,
@alter als cen llrbeber REG 8erbrez
denS, wrfir Der Yfayrer tuGen muets,
aasutla5n.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

INNER liebt' i1 i'm. Nber Gptt, metl
@ott" jammsrte Die Grau uno fe rid:
tste' lire characterization Wusen au'
cas &rusiflr. oas al, Der Mauer bin(
uno ftredte flebsno bic @rme rarnad
aus.
~Ou alaubt au6, ni9t wabr, eena
oa6 pfarrer Gterbarp unl1ulpis 1T e
frug Der 8ranfs.
So, 6einrt9 Ill.,"
~llno bod lit er su @aleerenfraft
Serurtbeilt.' Gr miro i'm Sflapentittel,
pieQei9t NIT efnem eroben 8erbre9er
;uIammeneefe0elt, arbeiten mi0en mic
bier Der drmte Ta9lSbner, nsin! ME
unlere Sdien uno Yferpe, bic mir nit
Der 9eitlae iblasen, tpern fe trdse
fino".
~Sdmeis', . Idwsisc!" fsbte bic
jan9e Mutter> uDu ;erreibeit mir pas
6erj!"
sd Mill Did nidt martcrn, ,9ena,
ater Is liest mir loSielss auf een Ser
gen, ras i@ Dir ia9en mS9te. .....
Wott! td tabe bic Strait nidt paiu
80. unp wer peib, OBJ es beute uper
Wor9en ni9t idrn ;u fpdt it, benn
cer 9retie Yrielter miro Elm loldes
idma6pOues uno mibielisess nidt
ertragen f6nnen -. Gr miro fterben>
flr9t' i'd, unc NIT hem Sdonefled in
roa Grab feisen> eV' feline unl@ulo
bemieIen werren fann."
1ie iuuse Trau ftarrte ME perswets
ielt Dor itb bin.
DIAN mug i'm retten, 5etnrid /!
....M orsen, cieie Nadt nod, wsnn
Is m6slib it,. Nber id fam, i'd
mag IS nidt tbun" uub lie cridte tbr
Rinp 10 unssftim an Die 8ruf, ras
5anna erwadte uno dna1lid itre
Wuttsr aalab. ugtein", fubr lte tort,
utU IaHU eS UlUI....
Das 5sr3 bate 5eiur;d seblutet UNI
ct fublte lelbit ZEN Streit, norm ne
arme @attin unc Wutter flip b%eftnoen
mubte.
uWarum reinf Tu, Mntter 2" frua
Die feline 6anna.
.Ghlaf' III fill" errirerte bic
Wutter ian't.
uNein, nein! tpsnn Du meinf, fam
id nidt 1blafen, rann mub ib audi
meinen. -. Wutter, i'd trdunnte son
Dir i'm S9!af Du narft 70 @b5n
pie Gin Gnsel unc ladtet mid an....
Warum peinit Du nun ?...."
~Weil Snfsl 6einrid franz if,
6anna."
Primer Snfl" 1prab tas &ino
uno le9te feline teiren 5dne6en in
@einribs sitternoe 5dnee.
uS1laf' nur fill Gin, 6enna!" lasz
te Der 8ranfe. ~Wiorssn tperee i'd
seIuno 1cin, uno eann ipielen. mir wiez
Der bel Ger WGble mitRisc. Sieb nur.
er bett ben 2opf auf uno ilsbt Did
freuncli1 an, TN Ill 1asen, tab i'd
Neht babe. -. G1lafe nun
Limo miro Wuiter Damn ni9t mei=
nen?" fruD ete Tletne.
uNein, lieb Slim, nein !" CAB cie
Wnaererete our Mntpprt.
Dam mill id idlofen, unp risls
leidt Wutter> fey id did rann i'm
3raun,e picper ~ ldDn> ME cben> ais
ih mad 9erorcen bin."
gamma lsate cas i6war;e Qodsnz
fapfden an Gle 9ruit Der Mutter UNI
|blief talp mierer rubis Gin.
0lIdlibes &inc! &Dnnteu iie, biz
"a maden> perse6en 10 ME Du! Nter
adj ! in Ger Sollen &raft her Sabre
perS'6t rer Menld nidt 10 leidt. Grfl
ncna ct Elm Gn9el lein miro pte Du,
raun 1T Jpn Ger Summer freunb, UNI
Is ibsiut, raB cas 0efubl eeo S0mer>
;cs nut oersebt in hem Wase, wis {:
t!efer our Grpe beuat, UNI Fort eius
leyte Nubefdtte, ein Orab ju fin,
cen....
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15
II.
Sprhde.

Sta@elbeere
Inns bat sebsime Ra@t
Gar s1terli4 bebad,
Sab fuBen Saft Der Sesre
limb ldarfen Dorm CUR Webre.
Neue anb aIte Grfinbung.
MAs 2umpen 8rapntwein au bersiten
Barb crit erba6t In xnIern 3eiteu,
Daseeen parb es ldusf erba1t,
@ie man aus 8ranntpein Quupeu u.a6t.
Gin einen &e6tsfanbibaten.
Greunb, bas fanrnii@e &edt
MiQ lt Der Mube nidtJ lrbsen.
DEM bel ten, neuen @eltleht
Silt nur bas &e1t Der Rauunen.
Du uiQit bas Redt Nubiren ?-5alt
Stubire lieber biz @epalt.
l1m re9t Su tbun, mu6 man fein &s5t lfub,
rem.
Go1 oft I'm lnredt isdcr aus3ufIbren.
Sel5ffenutntb.
Die mciRen MeuiGsnfinber inb
6ur tbre eisenen 5ebler Blind.
@p lang es feblt am reaten 2iat,
Siebt Du aud eisnen S9attsn nidt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

Walter, Waltcr ! Ou 1uDlt lDpr
pas erits Nasen res @ewiiens, Ou
liebit nun, rab Du betrossn biR Du
Der Du 10 oft rahtet ras Du raa
b5dite Slid BARN fnoen tplirocit
penn Du Ieine nanc in bos 8lul
Deines Brurers mirteit tauden f6nz
nsn ...Du bat es sollbradt uno pc
it nun Die %eetraumte @snustbuuns ?
Sin 0erduIh auf Der !6atoe, ME
BON eiuem nabenpcn &arren, lief fd
aus ner Tsrne rernebmen. Gs traf bas
idarfe Sbr res &iubers, uno ais er
bIrte, cos paS @erdulb fd Der Nidz
tuna nabte, no CT itanc, 19ien er ftd,
entIsrnen su mUllen. Nod cine Weile
blieb er iteben, ols wiile Ct nitt, welz
den Gnti9lus Ct fal1en ipue; aber
pl5yli1 mari er iein rilces 9~ofenbaupt
empcr, lprane auf uao murmelte:
"gr mar rod nur Gin 8errdtber!"
Sn einissu Sdgsn erreidte er cine
@rupps iunssr Iannen unr serldwano
i'm @ebui1.
Ser Mpnr, welGer aus ben Molz
fen trat, ersoB lein GlberneS 5rauerli&t
aber ras bla1s unp .tuptensletde Nnse,
ftdt ces SlnslinSs.
Das @crdulh, wcldes Waltcr serz
nommen bate, fam aumGblto ndber.
Der 3duter bate fib ni6t 9etduidt /;
es mar Elm 8arren, Der ZEN @ee uaG
2osersbsm etuldlu9. Neten remielten
sin9 Elm Sauemfnate, rer bas Yfero
nit Mort unp peitl9e antrieb.
Nn rie Stells eefommeu, no !5ein<
rid iih befanc, bsmerfte Der Uutrmann
rie lawarse 0eltalt, wslhe Dor ibm
oyer ;tsr cen @es lag uno. CT fubr
eintse Sdritte ;urld, als Elm fld9ltdes
StSbrsn lid pernebmen LIEF.
Auf ras 0elbrsi res erldredten
Suneen lief fd cine mdnnlibe Stimz
me auf rem &arren tIren uno su aletz
DER Belt lab man i'm MDnrenldein ca6
sraue, ebrfarAtsebietence 5aupt bee
Waire pen lprerabsm erl9cinen.
~Wus gifts 2" ftus pisler be!re>
ten.
Gin Menib lisst ta> 9err! etn
Ioeler... -. ib nsit ni9t. 80"
n6llfe! 6llie!" lt6bnte 5sinrib,
renn Ter Shub batte i'm nur 9eflbrz
lid aetrcHen, wdbrenc rer Sdmer; unr
Der Y~Iutesrlult ibn ra5 Sewubtlein
rsy!isren liceen.
Der allie Wairs fcbrte aus Ter Staet
surud. no er ~ Ouniten Res Yfarrers
BON eUuersbsm ais 3euss aufscretea
NOR.
Mit elmer Ssbonrisfeit, bic man ZEN,
CRETE uiht 3usetraut tdttc, lpran9 er
pom @a9en UNI gins auf rem llnaluds
lihsn su. Gr e,fanrts 6eiurib aueens
blid!ia, rod e.bicIt, CT fdne Nntpprt
auf re l5rase. ms!de er an rem Sling
ling ridtete, per itu in pieien 3ufanc
psrisst babe. Gr gerbano pte Dunce
10 gut e5 ei1a, Isate nit 5i!fs peS
&raten zen Miuer 70 lanft ais n,6a*
lid auf ras Nutt!re,f unp in geD,udz
ter Stimmuns UNI nit einem unscmiiz
len Ssrra6t III, hsr;en its!e man Gle
!rauriat Iabrt fott.
Man eyrsiGte ra5 Iosf.
Ter cite W1rtiu 2hippe;s mar
rurd risien 9'c;falI nod uieDsr3el dlaz
ssuer eerereeu, oIs suppr. 1ie 0erz
urtbeiluna ess yia~rer5 GterbarD mar
ldon Elm barter SGlas fir ibn ssrez
len, Der Wcreos,iub auf 6einrid ba;te
IGN nibt wcniaer 9etrDHsn.
Mit eer 5rHauns, am fclsearen
Gage Nibcre5 lter rem Nnihlaa III
s,fabr'n, osytisb Ger alte Waire 6eius
ribs Wo5Nunp, nahcem CT nit Ger
ioralamen 2ena ric 8anre npbma!o
rsltuncen bate.
Sc jhten, a!s wsnn 2snas 5anp Zen
Sdn'er; Der Wuuce tsidai,ise.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

ioralamen 2sna eic Banre nobnalo
%rs,tuncen bate.
So ihien, als wsnn 2snas 5aup zen
Shnier; Der Wuuee tsllnfitse.
Dae 0iht Ter yamps mari etren
tritsu uup mattcn Sdein auf ete blei,
den 3l1e res Suaalinss.
Tie junse Srcu peilte, NIT rem
lblummernren Slime euf BEN SGooe
an ben, Bette ree @eywunceten.
!bciurid, rurb Gle fanfte Sebane<
lung Ger Trau asitdrft, bielt ZEN Slid
aui bic anne mutssr eeridtet ; 2ena
lab mad Gem Srarftn UNI .als bic
Slifs Id besesactsn, laa Elm aon;er
6tmmfl spn l;sbenctr Gorge uuc Daaf>
barrett in cenleltcn.
~@ie 9ebt es 1h?" frasts 2ena
enelih.
nWs0cr... antvortete Der Sling
ling. v1er Scytcno ppn Ieinerb anp,
esna. erlcibtsrt meiaen Gdme.s....
USE foil I'D Cir ranfsn &c."
lie Nu3en nsr Trau firablten BET
rielsn @crtsn Dor innigsr Sreuee,
~Ntsr osiurid, lea' mir TOD, ME
5tit 0u in e;slea 3ufano 9eratben ?
Du weihf mir INNER aus, rpenn tb
oieis Trase an Did tsue."
Der Singing ontmortete &nfanas
ntdt, ct lbien f6 ;u teoenfea. Gno<
l1b laste er S5sernb:
n....Sb fam aus Ter Stant, wo
i'd unieren Yfarrcr gum Gefin3nib ab<
fabrsn fab. Iuf her 5aice utsr1sI
mid Elm %unbefannter. Or mar be-
pofnet. -. @sim Ninasn -. Dcd
rarum ron MIR rsoen, geuc, ia cine 70
srobs unaeredtisfeit ssssn zen traset'
pfarrer GberbarO Yerutt worrm TT?
....S 81 es ridt entleyii9?
Cic arr1s S5rau Ytrbars ibr AaBes
itht nit beipen 5dneen uno lb!ub;te.
"Du lietteit i'm febr, niat rabr,
2ena
- ia, 6eiu1i9 Or par nsin
lrot i'm 2eipen uno feline Borte f!6s>
ten mir INNER Mutb Gin. Sd babe
Jpn 9efannt, als i9 nod auf cen Snis>
'en msiner l.liseu Mutter lpislie unr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-05
Marine Disasters.

BARB CONQUEST Small which arrived at Shanghai July
49, Is bound to san Francisco and put In there
She reports that she left Manila June 90 but owing TO the
heavy squalls and bad weather In which her sails and
lost she did not out OF the bay until July l.
On July she encountered heavy yehoon. which com
menced at AN and increased in violence till PM at
which time the essc her beam ends and the top.
masts had 10 be cut away At first the wind from
the ENE and then went around by to NV, with a
heavy sea, which filled the cabin forccsste. &c. The
ship was leaking and her cargo shifted The crew
and when they did, they must have pumped about Ig5
night but moderated toward morning. The seas made
clean sweep OF the decks, washing all the seamen's
clothes out OF the forecaste lore and mizzen hatch
houses and everything movable but the galley The ship
topmast standing and the stumps OF the main and mz-
zen mssts. She will have to discharge and dock
repairs
BARK CoSsriScr (Br), Hickman from New York ar.
rived at Sligo, l. Aug 30 In lcaky condition.
BARK PLoa DsL MAR for Moutcvideo, with lumber put
into st Thomas previous TO Aug & eaky and with loss
sails Bark Flor del Mar Seavey, sailed from Fenan.
dina March ~ for Monteyidee.J
BARR SARAH HosARr, at Port Caledonia CD, from Bos
ton. lost sails In q heavy gale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-05
The Reve.ue Cutter McCulloch Wanted.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4, 1873.
Rear Admiral Jenkins commanding the Asia tic
neet writes to the Navy Department, from Maya
saki, Japan, under date Of July 2s informing the
department that he had arrived there IN his nag
chip, the Hartford the 21st OF july from Shang-
hae. Before leaving the latter port he entertained
on board the Hartford humber of Chinese boys
who were coming to the United States to be edu.
Gated. Admiral jenkins had visited the Chinese
arsenal and docSyard above Shanghae. where he
found much OF interest III the works for the manu-
iacture OF arms. the building Of ships and ma
Chinery. large vessel OF war OF 5000 tons
had been constructed, and was awaiting her
ornament OF r1ed guns, which had been ordered IN
Germany. "
inc fourth OF July was appropriately celebrated
oy an tne American vessels. in which the English
Anu STATION ships-oi-war and the merchant ships OF
various nations Joined.
Inc Lackawanna left Nagasaki, in company with
the saco ana Iapuc, on the l2tn of June and
arrived AT Shanghae on the 18th. On the 18th she
SS%ed from shabghae TO visit other Chinese ports
Inc saco was en- route to Tien-Tsn. The Yantic
arrived at Yokohama on the llth. The Irquols was
en- route Tor Cheioo. The Ashuelot was at Maya.
sakl, nut was 10 20 into dock at Yokohama Tor
necessary repairs. The Monocacy was also To 90
ia dock lor repairs at the same place. The Palos
was at Nagasaki. WV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-05
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 4, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Antwerp CBr, Murray, Liverpool
via Quccnstown-John q Dale
steamship siesia GER, Hebich HamDurg-Kunhardt
a Co.
Steamship Cleopatra, Mankcn, Havana anG Nassau-F
steamship Livingston, Mallory. savannah--w
Garrison
steamship South Carolina, Beckett Chnrleston--J W
Quntard Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman Norfolk City Point
and Richmond-old Dominion Steamship &c
steamship Regulator, Martini Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Co.
Steamship Chesapeake. johnson. PortIand-I FAmes
ship 81 Paul, Call, Iondon-Bcnner 4 Pinckncy.
Tctens Bockmanp.
BARK Hermod Nor), King, Bremen-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Uilcr (Nor, Nelson, Bremen-Tetens 4 Book.
mann .
BARK Goethe GER, seenken, Bremen via Richmond
Luling Co.
Bark sator Aus, Premuda Penarth Roads-sIocovich
4 Co.
Bark Almira coornbs Powers, Vera Cruz-Boriand,
Dearborn K Co.
Bark A Cochran, Nicholson, Key West and Pensaco.
- Brig san Giuseppe dtaD opposite, cors or Falmouth
Brig AIiareta, Wallace, Gibraltar Tor orders-J
Brig Annie Gardner, HATCH Georgetown (Dem)-Edwin
Rowe X Co.
Brig Rising Sun, Grifhng, Barbados--L w a p Arm
: Brig l. Warren, Leach, Galveson-EM stackpole.
Brig Eliza stevens Estes, New Orleans-N III Brig
sc.rr p Augur, Cook, Pcrnambuco-A Abbott
Schr kacehorse, Bryan. hntigua-G Vessels
Sehr Marguerite Fr, Bensa, NJ Pierre-H Suau
Son.
schr IsSbella Fischer, Wilmington, nee Powell
schr Kelsey, steelHsp Norfolk, va-Jsaac X Sta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-05
RIFLE NOTES.

company, Seventh regiment, NG.SNY, mum.
boring 100 men, has joined the National Rine Asso.
citation in body making the second company IN
the regiment that has done so. The Seventh have
Aow more members belonging to the National
Rife Association than any other two regiments in
the National Quad
c company OF the Seventy-ninth regiment, N.G.S.
NY, has applied 1Or the use or the range on the
23d inst, and five targets have been assigned them
for their use on that day.
ID company of the Thirteenth regiment has also
made application Tor the use OF the range on we'd
nesday the 10tD to select their best shot to repre-
cent them in the reglmental team at the matches
of the National Rifle Association on october 8.
Colonel Hitchcock, OF the Ninth regiment is or
ganizinf q detachment OF about sixty men 10 prac-
tise at Creedm0or during this month for the pur-
pose OF selecting the best shots as team TO com
pete on behalf OF the Ninth At the match on the Sth
Oi OctObpr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-05
RUN, MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A Drunken Husband Shoots hi'
and Then Attempts to BLOW H'
Brains Out.

n n-w-r.- uush.ud shoots His WIG
and Then Attempts to BLOW MS
Brains Out.
Max Henser his wife, and four smali chhureh
have lived since the first OF May last Oh INC secon"
Moor OF the tenement house NO. 40 Tae' i"en'J
eighth street. For some time pas' 'no uones'i.
has been more or less disturbed. consequent upon
the Incorporate habits OF Max, who would n9w
and then get on spree lasting nom week to ten
DAYS. During the early part Of last week ne set
out on one Of these periodical DRINKS, and
keptit up until last evening, when it culmi1ated
IN rightfu tragedy. Going home about. twenty
minutes past nine O'Clock, he entered mis- apart
ments and, approaching his wife, who Eat the
rear window nursing the youngest, child. drew
from his pocket large French revolver, and plac-
ing the weapon against her breast, bred. The ball
lodged in the unhappy womanss body, where I
now is With Shrek which reverberaF ed
throughout the entire block Mrs; henser tell f. .on
the child, which, notwiths' landing its ey treme
youthfuness, seemed CONSCIOUS Of the peril in
which Its mother was Placed, and scrca' med and
As soon as Henser saw his wife prcstrate at his
feet ne placed the muS Ae Of the pstu his mouth
and hred, the ball Penetrating TIE roof OF the
mouth and coming oit little above the LEFT ear
The screams Of We wife and cnitd, together with
Of the neighbaFs who Instantly summoned the
police. The efi,cers on entering found both the
Huau anu vile Oh tRc NOOr, Dleeulng mOst
prOfuselyX and all the children sobsng
and wriagng their Chubby hands in truly
able 10 speak word, and while the wife Was
still Capable of articulat ting she peremptorily re-
fused 10 say ANYTHING about the sad aflair The
entige family was removed to the Twenty first pre-
ciAci station house. and as soon as an ambulance
CnNld be procured transferred TO Bellevue Hospital.
While in the station house the wife reluctantly
save the sergeant in charge the above particulars;
/lUt true to her woman's nature, would not
ssuffer a word to be spoken in her presence
%sderogat0Ty to the man who had so
.cruelly attempted her destruction. Her injuries
were pronounced by the ambulance surgeon TO be
OF a very serious nature, while the husband, ii IS
Thought cannot live iorty.eight hours.
Ienser has been employed for q number OF years
by Ball. Black a. Co. In the capacity OF Waterman,
which pos tior he has always filled with credit to
himself and TO the entire satisfaction OF his en-
sylOgars
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ANOTHER HEAVY DEFALCATION..

Collector OF Internal Revenue OF
Springfield, ILL.,, "Short" Of from
$4,000 to 100000, Absconds.
CHICAGO Sent. 4, 1873.
special despatch from Springfield, ILL.,, says
Colonel John d. Harper, Collector Of Internal
Revenue for that district has been discovered to
be defaulter to the government in sum vari-
ously stated at from $50 to $500 1t appears
Colonel Harper wrote out his resignation last FRI
day and left 1t with his chief clerk to be forwarded
to the authorities at Washington, and then left for
parts unknown. He Is said to have lost heavily in
grain and real estate specuations in Chicago.
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ANOTHER NEW JERSEY RAILROAD COM
MENnEn

On Wednesday, at Blairstown, in Warren county,
N j., in the presence OF Ex-Governor Price and a
large number Of distinguished Jerseymen and
Others, ground was broken in the construction OF
new railroad to run from Harrisburg, Pa, to
Boston, through New Jersey, to be called the
Boston and South Mountain road number of
speeches were made by leading personages
present. John l. Blair told what he thought and
what he would do, and J. Daggett, the hero of the
Free Railroad fight In Trenton last winter, made q
characteristic speech. SO did Governor Price. The
work Is to be pushed forward rapidly.
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TIE UYIyERSALIsTs' CONVENTION.

LecKPoRr, N. Y, Sept. a. 1873
The state Convention OF Universalists which has
been in session in this city for the past three days
made final adjournment this evening alter hold
ing largely attended and interesting conference.
Ioe convention was held In the Church OF the Re.
ueemer The sessions previous to to-day included
actresses and miscellaneous exercises. Some two
nuhdred delegates were In attendance, and the
exercises throughout have been OF unusual inter.
s ss,, inc delegates are returning home BY the
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NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.
Programme OF Coming Sports.

Programme of Coming Sports.
The New York Athletic Club have arranged for
their annual sports to take place on October 4.
The programme is as follows and the many entries
for the various contests are to be sent in at an
early date Running match, 100 yards; running
match, 44O yards; running match half mile run
ming match, one mile; walking match, three miles.
Open to all amateurs. handicap running match
OF Onesixth OF mile. open to members OF the club
only. All the contests are for valuable medals, and
much interest is being manifested In the probable
results.
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We are informed, by telegram from Boston, OF
the death OF Hon. Chester Isham Reed, recently
Attorney General and Judge OF the Superior Court
OF the state OF Massachusetts, which occurred at
White sulphur Springs, Virginia, yesterday morn.
ing Mr. Reed was about fifty years Old. He had
been IN feeble health lor several months His
latest appearance IN politics was at n meeting OF
Boston.
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SAILED.

Steamships Gaelic (Br for Lverpoo City of Antwerp
Br).. do silssia Ger, Hamburg; Cleopatra Havana
and Nassau. WeybosseL Gonaiyes, &c Herman Living.
ston savannah south Carolina Charleston Isaac Bel
Richmond, &c Regulator, Philadelphia; barks Eliza
UtaD, Constantinople brig Anna Obj, Montevideo
Wind at sunset SsW, fresh
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CONFERENCE OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa. Sept g. 1873
The regular semi-annual Conference OF the
Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints con.
vcned mere to-day Several thousand saints from
all parts OF the world were in attendance, and II
Is expected that the meeting Will be unusually In
terestiag, as Joseph Smith, son OF the founder Is
Pyesidept and " leading the meetings