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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23
A New Catholic Church.
are GERMAN CATHOLICS OF TnIs CITY TAX
ING MEASURES FOR THE ERECTION OF
CHURCH, SCHOOL HOUSE AND MON
ASTERY,


At st, Peters Catholic Church, Sunday af-
ternoon meeting of the German Catholics
of the city was held, for the purpose of hear
ing the report of a committee who had been
previously appointed to select a site suitable
for the erection of aCaiholic church and school
for the German Catholic population of Will
mington.
The committee reported that they had made
choice OF lot on Tenth street between Madi-
son and Monroe with front on Tenth street
of 800 feet and depth of 236 feet. The price
asked for the lot was $16,500 but the Kevd.
Father Reilly, the owner of the property, had
very generously offered to make donation 10
them of 81, 500, which would make the actual
cost of the lot only $4,000. The report of the
committee was adopted and the parties in
terested are to commence building without de-
lay. Subscriptions amounting to $4,000, rang
ing from So to $500 each, have already been
obtained. There are upwards Of six hundred
of a German Catholic population in this city,
who desire to have religious services in their
native tongue, and who wish to have their
| children educated in the Catholic faith. They
therefore, contemplate the erection of church
school house and monastery on the lot
which they have just secured and considering
that they have an indefatigableBishopa at their
head ard several Jealous priests as well as a
willing people to push the matter we may con-
fidently expect the speedy accomplishment Of
| this German enterprise.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23
The New Currency Apportionment

WAsHINGToN, June 22-The comptroller of
the currency isprepared to receive applications
for the organization of national bnnks n all the
Western and Southern States.
Under the new apportionment all the Wes-
tern and Southern States, with the exception Of
Colorado, Montana and Wyoming, will be en-
titled to additional circulation. The State of
Indiana will be entitled TO about s., 500 600.
Ohio to about Sc. 600. 600. Minnesota TO about
$500, 900, Nebraska 10 about $500. 600 The 9th =
er Western and Southern States will lie entitled
to much larger amounts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23
Weather REPORTS.
ynopsis for The Past Tren,v-Jour Hours.

Synopsis for the Past Teentp-t -four Hours
WASHINGTON, June %, A. NJ.
The barometer continues high in the
South Atlantic and Gulf States. 1t has fall
en- in the districts north OF Tennessee and
North Carolina, and is lowest In the North d.
west. The temperature has risen, with
generally clear weather, and south and
west winds in New England, the Middle
States aud the lower LAKE region.
Probabilities For Southern New En-
gland, the Middle States, and lowor lake
region, generally clear and warm weatheL,
with south or west winds, will prevail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23

EMMETT CULBRETH, ESQ, OF the Chicago JoW.
nal, stopped in our city few hours yesterday.
Mr.. c. is native Of Dover, Del. He graduated
al Prime eton College in the same class with Wal
ter Cumm ins and John P. Il. Polk, Esqs, Of this
city. lie expressed himself as being highly de-
lighted with our beautiful city aud the progress
1t had made since last lie visited 1t. We are graf
ihed to note him among the many Delawnreans
who have been successful abroad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23
Airoc,ous Outrage on T.lt,Ic Girl

Afrocious Outrage on a T.ittlc Girl.
JERSEY CITY, June 22-Three or four
days ago, lad named Dooley fell of the
Hackensack bridge into the river and was
drowned and was yesterday buried from Tho
residence Of his parents on Jersey City
Heights. Among the mourners at the fu-
neral was one Jeremiah Sullivan. 1t was
observed that at the wake, and during the
funeral services, he was remarkably free in
his demeanor toward handsome little sis.
ter Of the dead boy, aged fourteen years.
After the funeral he fingered around the
house until midnight, and during the night
be, as alleged, crept into the little giIl's
apartment and forclbly outraged her. He
was arrested and this morning committed
to iail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23

BROKEN DowN.-An unfortunate accident hap
pened to the press Of our neighbors OF the Erery
Ereni,g yesterday, by which they We're rendered
unable 10 print their whole edition, and as a con-
sequence many OF their subscribers were not
served. These things are very unpleasant but
unavoidable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23
For the Gazette.
The Commercial and Salary Grab.


The Commercial and Salary Grnb.
bava been reader of the Commercial
and noticed that at the first IL advocated and
defended the Salary Grab The kepuoncans.
How is it now, that after his Republican Con
gress voted the back pay that he should attempt
10 attach odium to the few Democrats who
received it, lfthe act was lawful, and as the
Commercial" maintains, Just for the iepuoll-
cans, how can it be unjust in the democrats
Oh, 'Commercial," where is thy consistency?
how dost thou change chameleon ike according
to that you look upon? If the act of the Salary
Grab be right according TO your first position,
because it is law, the Consiituiionis not against
il, the legislative branch had right To vote
themselves the back pay. Their salary,was rot
sufficient. Then we say thing may pe right
because it is law, il is lawfully right but not
morally right, on the principle by which it was
obtained An improper prlncnie III legisiaiioh
going back and voting pay Tor themselves be
yond what was stipulated, for work already
done But 10 say with the Commercial" " 1t Is
morally right cannot. Right is not founded on
the will OF ms jority but on the nature OF things
AS TO reception of funds being right, depends
on the use, the application OF them, the mo
tives. II it be the depletion OF the treasury by
the robbers OF the Negro Beanreaus, the NJ O.
bler swindles the support OF the Carpet Bag
gers in the South 10 The destruction ofthe hber.
Ties OF the people the general corruption OF ON .
ces and the elective franchise then it Is bad bad,
itiswicked traitorous but fit be lawful and vo
ted to friend of his country by an enemy,
then its reception depends on tho motive.
and tao results, if it be received, to be
properly employed to de feat the enemies of
The country, to pay OK xpenses, to make speech
es to distribute circulars and hand billie to de-
lend State rights, TO prevent Capitalization Of
power, despotism, tyranny, setting up OF
negro governments, without taxation as in
South Carolina. and eating out the substance
OF this land. How could Delaware endure
it? Then it Is founded in right. Let The
'Commercisl' answer II 1t can. IT then the
pay be voted TO our congressman by The
Republican Congress, then the responsible
ity DO upon them; and if the morality OF
the reception depend upon the use, the mo-
tive, tho result. then Mr.. Bayard can decide
for himself, and return ii to tho Treasury to
support the Government; and Mr.. Blggs
use it TO defeat ths purposes OF the enemies
OF bis country, Tor benevolent purposes and
to neu,ralizs and desroy the dragons which
the enemy has sown in our country. and
maintain a constitutional government. Let
the "Commercial' justify itself, or let II
hold its peace. UNION MAN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23

OsLIGISG HIS FRIENDs-It is said the Pre.i-
dent yielded to the pressing solicitations ad-
dressed TO him by many of his intimate personal
friends, and concluded to sign the new currency
bill. One of the most potent arguments used
with the President was that the bill was necessary
as matter Of political expediencY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23

The Republicans assertion yes.eIdiy that we
had only enough water for one days supply was
well answered by Capt Gallagher, chief OF the
Water Department, this morning. He sent down
such showers between p, and a. m, that every
particle of filth was swept from the cutters. For
about hall an hour all the brooms on Market street
seemed 10 he at work on the pavement and gut
ters. 1t was good thing, Captain. Let it be
repeated at least twice week, aud our people
W III thank you ior it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23
ROWROTHAM VI Il FRAlM!
AUCTIONEERs.

The Wilmington Auction an d. Com mission House.
No 6. EAST FOURTH STREET,
is now open. Auction Sales every evening at the
Auction House. Consignments received daily
all kinds Of goo ds, wares and merchandise sold ON
commission. Persons declining housekeeping can
have their goods sold at private residences, or al
sold on commission promptly paid for within Eve
days from day Of sale. Country Sales and Sales
Of Real Estate promptly attended to.
We will also keep a frst-class VARIETY
STORE, which will be open daily Sunday except
eiI Tor the ,aie OF i09ss Furnishing Goods sSch
ware. Carpets, Oilcioths. Window Shades, brushes
skets, &c. Also Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
ouch as Shirts Drawers, Hose, SuIpenders. Scarfs,
&c dc. at " holezale and Retail, at prices which
defy competition, Call and see US and be con-
vincet. Public patronage is respectfully solicit
ted.
JOHN s. ROWBOTHAM,
X, c. FRAIM.
isn2l l-6mj Auct'rs and CommissionM N erch ants
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23

WEsToN's TINE BEATRN.-The attempt Of
Edward Mullen, the champion ten mile walker
of America, 10 walk FIVE hundred miles in six
days was concluded in New York at 1924 Sun
day morning by the expiration of his lime. He
made 4344 milesin the entire time, beating W eston
by AZ miles His 430th mile was fine "spurt"
and was made in six minutes and thirty -two
seconds
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23

THK POSTAL CAR WAR TO BIZ foUGHT ~ THE
CouRTs.-The New FORK TiiJrHe says the Prcs-
dent of the railroad between Baltimore and Phil
adelphia has notified the Postmaster General that
after July lst that road will not haul the | :.
Post. Office cars over his road but VIII carry the
mail as formerly like other freight, chlrging fail
fare for every employe OF the fo5t-pni1e Depart
ment who goes over the road. The Postmaster
General will then lccin suit In the United
States Courts to compel the road to take the
postal cars. The Company hold that the | nited
States cannot require the road TO carry the mails
in q given way SO long as the Company is mol
consulted as to the price to he paid, The man
asement OF the road have offered TO submit the
question Of compensation 10 Jury O. to aIbitra-
tore, but as The Postmaster General refuses 10 do
this or TO recommend TO Congress any action the
company will take the curse Indicated IN order
TO make a test case.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23

The Fourth street pavement is growing 10 ia
vOr. The English Bull was its greatest draw
back.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23

On Dit is now said some five or six thou
sand dollars have in some way been Put on the
books, and that the late Treasurer accounts will
be found SO much nearer correct. How is this ,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23

Two coal-trians came into collision, on the
PittSburg Castle shannon Railroad, on Satur-
day morning, and the engineers Of both trains
were seriously injured,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23

OTlCE.-Second series of Stock in the "E.-
IN celsior Loan Association" for sale The fIst
payment can be made and shares secured ON ar
rhcation to ID. Z. HAWKINS, Sec'y
wilmington, mar li-tt. No. 4UI Market ST.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23
FOE SIZE AND RENT.

EoR RENT.-The house No. 219 Orange street
- without regard to race or color" Apply on
the PieH'Ses' je22 2tf
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tert unb aqe 9ei6name mebr ober niiber per=
ftiinmelt. Sn ben lebten Sfuei gSo1eu linb
in peitlifen unb iiibwei Hidden &anias eilf:Rer>
ionen Don Snoianern getSbtet poroe1t, unS
BON ntebrereit, Die permiBt perben, befiirdtet
man, baB ite eirl gleihes Sdidial erlitten
baben:
Sic Stabt Sc i'd m OH 3 bebt id) neuer-
bings belonoers ais Stapclplat fir Mebl;
gcnSe S6iffslabuugen ipcrben mad GnglauO
llnb Glib =9lnlerifa rerIanbt.
Ser berii6tigte Yaitor @lenoenning Don
Seriep= Sttn bat bel beln Yresbnterium
fether Arde cine llnteriu6ung ieines Ser
bdltniiies gu Marp s. Yomerop beantragt,
tuelfe and iofort etnaelettet morben lit.
Der porgeitern in Gnglanb peritorbene
3 i'd ter Bro tor Barn Gorntpaa" war
ein Sflriftiteller BON pielem Serbienlt. Sein
critics gSerf erid,ien i'm Sabre 1915. Sctne
1921 i'm Goocutz@aroen aufgefiibrte Srag0oie
rMiranoola" erfreute ii9 eines tenlpordren
grfOlgeS. Seine trefflidJiten @erfe fllby yMnrz
cian @olouua," 'The Flood of I hessaly,"
iomie cine au5abl 2teOer.
Brditbent Grant traf geiteru in ct.
SoutS etu
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angeb0ren, bealeitet, nm beiiirdteten Ingrif=
fen Der Sniurgenten- Slotille porsubeugen.
8io De Saneiro, 6. Stt. - Die 2e-
gierung tr,iit enerslid)e MaBregcln sur llntcr=
ori;G1ng Der Srlurreftion. 8egierungsGmter
nno 6anbelsbduier iino geidloiien. Die 8e=
gierung bat btrth 9etret ben Ablauf beS COM.
merSiellen CREDITS ieSer strt binans9elfoben.
Sin 9teginlent Der gtationaltrnppeu bat re-
Uoltirt uno lit Su ben Snursentcu iitergegan-
gen. Insldnoer eileu auf bic relpeftiuen
9oniulate, I'M BdIIe Su erlaugeu bebuiS Sor=
iebung gegeu Die au85ufiibrenoe algenleine
Gonicription. Sn ben StraBen bon 8ueno8
9lpres iino uerldieSentlidJ 9tubelt6ruuaen
porgeton,nlen uub ptcle beruorragenbe Ser
i0nli6fetteu iiup, auf ben Seroad]t Der St=
giinltiguug Der Sniurrection bin, perbaftct
morOen.
Die Sberiten 9foeco nno 9orjes marid)i=
rem ben 8ebeler cntgcgeit. Der @iceprdT=
bent 2(lina perbleibt an Der Spibe Der 9iaz
tional @aroc. Die 9fcbelen meroen Don
Gelliobes beiebli9t 9tcielben faufen 0ampi-
idtffe unb 2Saffen anf unb refrutiren III
WiontepioeO.
0as 5atltiiemeut folgenber Sanbel8bduier
1T in 8uenos=9 =9lpres publi3irt iporoeu: 28al=
lace Wc@ia & So. bon Sallpmena nit
ELS, 900; 3. 8. 8illS & So. BON Bernam=
bnce nit 1000; Sobu Billing De Ntbou
nit e38 900: Speligrnpe & Seed bon 2oll=
bon lulpenbirteH nit enem 0efi5it ppn $780,
O00
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YermtSd)te Sepef@en aus
Sfett, MDrf.

g 10 orf, G. Oft. : Der 9ampfer
,@alebonia" lit aus mittelldnbilden Sdfsu
bier angefommen.
-Oie Sirma Sub, &npier & Comp, Com
miilionsbdubler in ySolleuluaareu, bat ibre
3ahlnngen ein9eieat, bod bofit lie, oieiclbeu
balb ipieber aufneblnen Su fOnneu.
Die 9ampfer gSeier" BON Srelnen nnb
ySGnemarr Don 2iuerpool iiuO bier einge:
troffen.
-@olb er0ffnete su 11os unb idlob SIT
11o5.
i. -Snaeuieurzgisutenant Sit6 nebt 6rau
fino qeltern nadl ct. 2oniS obgereil't, gebcu.
fen fih aber nod eini9e Gage i'll Wansiielo,
Sbio, auf5uhalten.
-Sn Der Gerienouug groBer 9saisenfrad=
ten swii6eu Chicago uno 9felp@Yort iino be-
be1ttenoe Setriigereien porgefonlmell, inpem
peri6iebeue 3rpiibenhanoler etne ldle6tcre
Gualitat iubitituirtc::.
= Der Inter S6abneiiter sablte 5eute
SIG, 900 fir 3iuien unp SIS, 900 fiir elngel0ite
Sonbs aus.
= Die 3olsinnabmen bctrusen beute
s415 900.
Der 9ampier yGbe Sueen" trai belte
Don 2iperpool bier cin.
Ger 9anpfer ul6olatia" 1T bon 6aus
blra hier eiuaptrpffeu.
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nad iudbrenb einer Meuteret inter ben Sit
| iurgenten ein Wteudlelmorbs Seriuf ali
Don Carlos gemad)t mOr0en, abermalS ourd)
etnen Sriei bon 9urango nadl Sautanber
gelangt iei Der Srief beitdtigt Die id1on
nlitQetheilteu @iuselnbeitem beS Sorfalle5.
Die Mcuterer id)ciien auf Don Carlos uno
berielbe erbiett cine gefdBrli6e 2SunOe. (Gin
neuereS @criidt mill pilieu, baB Don GarloS
getorben nno paourd gro &c 9eitiir5nn9 inter
ieinen S(nbGn9eru entItanocn iei.)
sStatieu.
q III, G. Sft6r.-Signor !Dtln9bcttl io9te
in ieiner 9ieoe bel Dem Sanfctte, meld)eS ihm
gu Gbren letten Sonutag i'll 2eguauo gese.
ben wurbe, oab ba5 0eHSit bc8 StaatSban8-
bats fir Da8 Sabr 1876 picrlnbiiiuf5ig Dill
liouel1 Gire betra9eu miro; Der SCtrag mlrD
porQlSiidItltd, uermlttellt Der auSltebea0en
Steuerbetrdge, nm oreilluobrelBfg Nillltoneu
reou;irt merocu; Der 9teit BON 5WettnbsmaH=
sig Otiliouen ioQ ourh Sctrot- uuO 3oaab=
gabelI gepcdt mer0Cn.
Se3uguebmeno auf Die abnorm0len 3u.
ltdnOe III 3tonl, crflGrtc Der Ntiniltcr, mc0cr
Die rotben nod Die idlmar5cn @)eipeniter, DC
rem @rldciuen porau5geiogt morOen lei, slt
fitrdJtell, unb id]loB nit Der Seritdberung be8
Grlaiies Heller rnO renger geIcBe gegcn
ptl -JlpluSIuUiuSlF luNlllJS ENHlllpultt1 III
ntebreren Sbcilen 0e8 ganbCS 1br llHmeIen
trelben
SHinoieu.
2oNoon, 6. Sft.-9fud Serihten pom
Saag befinoen iih Die bollIuOiIden Sruppen
Ill AdIeen III beDrnflid)er Gage Die 4td)lue=
len sciger itdD Nid)t peri6bnli6 uno iino Die
9oldnoer geSmltugeH luorocu, ibre StcllHn
gen 81 beIeltgen. litter Den 0titgliebern Der
n@enerals sStaaten" nladlt iidj immer beruor-
bebcnOer Die 2lniid)t gelteno, 0aB Die politiifc
JtihtHng, pelfc 5u Oen, mie man iett er~
adtet, nnBlOtn mo foitlpicligen SeloSug &C,
fibrt bat, cine perfebrte lei; Ser 3tegteruugs
partei 1T eS aber lOweit geluu9cH, einer SIT
terpeuation por5uben9en.
Galcntta, 6. Sttbr. 900, 900 Gingt=
borne peroen nod INNER uon Der 0tegieruug
bod glaubt man., O0B bieielbe
an 15. 3. UitS. oamit aufbGren miro. Die
Ausgaben mcroeu butter Dem Sorauihlagc
Snridbleiben. GjiHitigc 0tegen fullcu nod
fOrtnabrtno.
Sampier0eridjte.
GueCnStOmn, 6. Stt.-0er 0Gmpftr
gGolabria" trai Don giefp-Y Yorf ELL.
Sonb II, 6. Sft.-Der 0pfr. y'6ollan0"
traf BON gitluz?jorf ctn.
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ScGu0c.

Stem Srfedrs. ). Sftbr. - oeutt
braunteu an Der 5ranflin=, eibcrtpz, ct. 9ln=
brew uno ben angrensenocn StraBen fiinfsig
tleine Sretterbduier ab. Serluit $10O,000
@bicago, ST., 6. Oft. - Gin gciteru
5u Bartou, ST., ansgebrcteneS Sener ser
it6rte nlebrere 9dDeu unb gSobnbGitier, iomie
bas giireau bes ySournals" ialnnlt Subalt.
Der S5erlut betra9t 100000, pooon nur fir
$4,000 beritdJer' fno.
= Su guoington, aJtid., brannte geittrn
ein gan5e8 {oGlliergeuiert ab. Gcrluit $4,000,
gpanSpille, Sno., 6. Sft. - Soeuie
Morgen pnrbe III benz Ot0belmagaSin Der
@ebr. Dieper an Der Mainitrabe 6euer ent.
oedti weldles iebr raid, I'M ii6 griff nnO be-
relt5 ben ganseH 8prmittag nit perbeerenoer
@elualt 9elpiitbet bat, dtef ge9enwGrtlg Inter
Gourole 1T. Ser Serluft betragt 500, 900
uno lit Onrd Seriiderung gebcdt.
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nal Convention Der Teueripehr 9epartenents
begann bellte Die 9isfuilion Der Srage: ySb
Die eigentlid,e 6euerlucbr, obne Die binsu-
siehuug Der 6iilfsl6idmanni4aiten gum 2D=
id1en Der SrGnbe ansreidle ober ni9t?" Sir
STE geibebaltutg bes gaitsen Spitems traten
Die 0elegaten BON Gpanspille, Snb., Gto=
DIETER, gf.=D., Columbia, Ohio, uno 9for=
folf, Ga., ein. 9agegen ipra6 Der 9elegat
bon Neuport, Sp. Der @egenitano ruurOe
ei,e n, (So,,,ite iiherYr,iPiprt Il
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Ysoftamts : @l,teipete.

Seitau9S Yprtu Iiir regetnd6ige td9ti6e Snba
icrt6enteu (uiertciG6rtld am @mpiaHgSore Sablbar)
80 Gt6., fir mobeutlibe Su6icribeuten Cts.
aae5, 8ele9eutIid pcrianbtc gcorudte RatcriaI,
(etuSelue Bldtter, g5rolburcn, Wtuitt0lieu, Wauus
icriptc &arteu Stbogrlp9ien, Girtutdre, @loer &C.
/ Gent iir ie 8pei llu3eu.
8ricic, periiegeIte 9Sa6ete, gan5 oocr t0eituciic
befriebenes Datcrial C8uf zUianucripte uno 5Dz
g5 469aO5r %m0 @ GnsSfS955bc m sSs 5Gb
unSc.
Srts briefe an Ytdsen, no fb 8rieftra9er bsfus
oen, Cts. iiir ieoe gaIbe ln5e al 0noercn Orten
Gent.
Money Orders' ESQ ntttt tbcrfteigcub,) $40 uro
neuiger Cts. tber $40 uno $50 nid)t I6erlte9euh,
10 9t6; $40 uno $50 nit iberei9eno, ID Gts.; tbet
$50 uno $40 nidt h0erei9eub, 20 @t5. i6Cr $40 uno
so nd9t iibcrftei9euo, p Cts. Gjr06cre Summcu,
ais $jO, 6eotngcn er9o9te 3aAIuu9.
u,,.t. a., q, E.nn, 90,
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ras aeIbe Sstebcr In We.tsecoio

sSaibin9ton, 6. Dit SIM Ofa:ine-
WiniIterium lief beute folgenbe 0epeid)e aus
Beniacola ein: y2ieut. .>Gommanoer &elogg
bon Dem arie9siGiffe y2liar" itarb beute S0r=
nlittag; bic 3ahlmelber McMabon uuo 8.
g. 0tobertlon iinb toDt franf. Ser 2iellt.-
COMMANDER garnclan erbolt iidb. 9Riller,
BET @erffiibrcr I'M Sdlifisbaubofc, ii0rb ge=
iteru, Q. q. Semmes, @upt."
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Ste Hbilaoelpbia'er Inftf=0efea=
Sdtdff.

Ybi1abe1pbi a, 6. Oft. : Die nalnz
iical @rofeiiion" ernannte beute folgenoe Se~
an,ten su Der yYbilabslpbia OtuTt @eIcll>
fhaft:" Sbomas q. !Sartirs, Yrdlibeut; s.
S. StoGe, SicesYralbent; S. s. tSeim, &C.
fretar; Safob yed, Sdatmeiiter unb @uitao
pem rgtational<afuiical- SonsreB" gu Salti-
more, Shon,as s. Sorfins, s. s. 6elm,
Safob Sed unb aarl Plagemann. 4u6 ein
Grefutip Gon1ite uuo 8cAnungS -6eoiioren
wlrben 9emablt. Die Srganiiation Sdblt
iiber 100 Dtitglieber nnO nerfilgt iiber eill
Capital BON $13 200. SeSmedt lpiro Ourdy
bieielbe: Seid)iieuns Der Wtitslieber, 6DrOe.
rllng Der Dtuitf uuo Sdaffuns zines 6onOs
,ur @riinbuna elmer qroBen Wuifballe.
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Charlie MpH.

Bbilabelpbia, 6. DIT. = Gine 9epez
ide bon 9SeitsGbeifer nlelbet, bab bas in ben
5dnben Der 3igcuner sefunbene Sino il1
uaf) llnteriu6ung our6 Serpanote Der 6a~
milie 9ioB nid)t ais Der DermiBte Charlie er=
mieien bat. Sn5pii6cu batte bas @eriidt
groBe gluire9uu9 beruorgernfen unb 9robun=
gen wuroen se9em bic a3igenner ausgeitoben.
-Sr. &oB tit ihiuer erfranft nno ieine
6reunbe besen feline Sofinung, baB er NIT
Dem 2eben baponfOmnien meroe. Die lfwere
5eimiudnns bat ibn fat san5 Oss SerltanOe8
hnrn1tht
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Selenrapali@e 9epeI1ea,
Snianos9epelbea.
slus Der gmnocsha,,ttItaSt,

Baibington, 6. Stt. : Da8 ariegS=
Wiiuifterium bat heute ben GomntanOante1
bon Sort Columbus, N.D., ange1pieiell, 20
Oiilitdrsefan9ene aus bem 3udtbauie BON
albanp nad Dem Militdr9efangniiie in Sort
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@erhaft,,,se oes stmoitors WeSl=

st. Saul, Nlinn., 6. Sft.-0ie @roBz
gei6worenen iberreiften beute bem Cont
mon Flea8- @eribte % 9lnflaseu gegeu Gb.
McSlratb, ben lebteu Staots 4uottor. Die
Seld)affeubeit Der 2lntla9en iinO nod nibt
befann1, bod glaubt man allgemeln, oaB Die
leben Seruntreuungen I'M 9tmte inuolureu.
MtcSlratb wurOe perbaftet, itelte aber Siir9z
idlaft.
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Sa,reGitde McroaTatre TT
InffSas.

Sort 9 scott, &anlas, 5. Sftbr. - 9lm
Samitase peruriadte ). 8apleD auf Oem SS=
iuego=a ausitellungSplate eine 9tnbeit0rnns su
peranlaiieu unO Die HoliSiiten SoDiit uno
gSeitfall mollteu i'm uerhaften; ct grtif Seioe
nit einem Dteiier on, i6litte 5ogit belt geib
auf nno perluunbete ben gSeitfall ebenfalls
tDotlid. 6opitt itarb iofort unO gSeitfall lit
nid)t Su retten. Ser MDrOer ullroe perbaftct.
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gtne 9iepiitpn Der Sartfgefebe. -
1St6ttges Norgebett oes So=
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iammluug oeS 6anoelS=9ircttoriums pltrOe
einftimnig beidloien, oaB oas @tefutio= So
mite einen Spe3ial- ausihub errenne, I'M
por Dem S9abamts. Sefretdr uno Dem NIT
Der 0tepiiion Der 3arifgeiete betrauten Gonlite
bes Seuates unb llnterbauieS bes GongreiieS
Die giotbpenoi9feit eiuer Sereinfadung Der
gtnSicbnng Der :3oaz z&epeniien bar5ulegeu,
Oamit Die btsberigen Sebentmungen bes 5anz
belS auf9eboben, Die Gele9enbeit gum Setruge
uernlinbert, ebrllde gegen unebrliae Smporz
teure gei6iigt unb burh Ibi6affung feline
Ginnabmen er3ielenoer 3oadmter uno 36ae
grDBere Spariamfett erslelt weroe.--Oas 60
mite bes Sanbels 9irettoriuns iou angeipie=
len uerDell, iid) NIT alien, bel Der 6eform III
tereitrteu @elhdftsSweigen i'll Serbiubung
Su ieten, I'M Die aenaueite Snformatlon gu
erlansen, unO aud gans beionoers i'll Setratt
5iebsn, mas 9eifeben tDnne, nm ben Sraniit
Der Broonfte @anaba's bur9 ben 6afen bon
Softon gu erlei9tern. Oas @omite tit ferner
angeipieieu, iif nit Der 9anoelsfammcr III
SEEM g)orf III 8erbinDuuq SlI letsen.