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GEN EtsAn Nts w.. "H.
Lnnt Saturday hoy WHO was going up on the
elevator in tho lakeside Building put his foot
,s,.'. ... t,a,n. or1 ,yaa torn o1r.
With THO ooah' aua WAC s''A S..'
1lr. Emilio Rnvcat1d, ono OF tho tagltaVo Gfench
oommuniatB. was to havo 1cctured on "Ihe
Wnn,or ~ 1,,t,,re gooiety last oyoning Ut tic
n... |,,'i. 49,. r,,,r,,or T1a1i cornor NJ van nnron
aud Oarlz stroots owinE 70 tio fanHsoI1'' p"s
few people were thorc; thorctoro blf' NaVeanu
anoiled to poetpouo his lecture until Saturday
ovor,no
oFGnn'e: ,,,,.,rn.vc,,
co-opGiAtASe il1ltA1'nHo[r ~
The membera OF tue Co-oporatl4o temperance
Association, mot Monday ovonlng At Calvin
..sIa - a.,an,7o,tor .n1 a,oction of ot,,ocra.
poho VI o.san'N"..on ' .sasant .v,i,,ann wruht
lafSe nu4npeA "o1o -. 49,, 1..an. n Wal
WINS onA'o> ~ Wv ..,,..,,.,,,,. Ca.,,,,,t
elootod oecfotafY' ~ Appol'4ouAuo"s o ~" ass
too to apport1on Dlfootofs ahone LUZ ol4"
forent societies and interesta OF tho CITY, re-
nortod. aud recommended tho election OF two
1,x.ota,a fr,r, +bo Railing Mil Booieties. two
oneo'v4a 1,..,. ,t,,ar, eoo1o,,oa t,vo ronrc.
sontng tho South portion Of tho city, two ro-
.,ragant,1 +ha Nort}, R3e. two lnlv directors ro-
pi,rosot;,,1 ti,a 1von,sn'H ,nnycmont md two
directors from tho CITY A. 1RrBo' 4u1s WIS
adopted unanimously.
Tho olectlon Of officers and Directors resulted
as follows: III. @. Aelloy President; William
Vrirht : V,no-l3reptaont: John Durkin. Troae-
,,saI nti,onv norlrar yiIian, Wrioht. r. r.
91n ptnt Ht1nons . fsoss+ Ini'n sioNsily nira.
Wiisiam wiz S r. p. Collins. Mrs. +. 8. Hounds.
4. Paxton, AlexRnuor hlcAonAIo. u. VI MAsou,
john 4. Livingston, DIRECTORS.
, 1874-05-20
RAPID Transit IN CITIES.

TO ths Editor If Tia Chloauo 1FilHHe: ~.
HIR Al tho question OF rapid transit In c!t!oa
IL now attracting public at!entlon, and a. sever
Il different 1noshoas OF securing that desirable
psy pot hs sgaisH to KRggeas = Plan that ARa %"
, 1874-05-20

I'm Bntlo; ". D. Canan, Philadelphia; W. IL
blair, Spring Lako II. L. Dryant. Lowlaton.
, 1874-05-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNo ' ~ s0Aa4.A.3H-
The young foIRs ol TUG on'o' 1"'A o"o.o"
borgian Church w1ll to-nens enaoN p'as vanou
"no"n py tue eoa' "to o~p''' 'e'' e''A'''''
time' ....... ,-..,
Tho Commencement e1ofolHes u nenao.'
Ecleotio Medical College will be hold at tho Col
lego hall No. AG1 South Olask atreet, at O'CLOCK
tn,,,rrn.v aftarnoon.
~ .;x..,,,., rnoat,nc ot tim Hoard Of h1anaecrs
a fegu,as nsoens r1n!, y, iii ~ IoId A. nr Ham
OF tho solaiera' Home VIII 10 holo A. u nau-
ill's house. No. Gao Wabash avenue at 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon, to make preparations Tor
DECORATION Day.
etor n,v,uton sops ot Temperance, will give q
concert and social tomorrow evening, at the
North Star locturo.room, corner OF Divtsion anu
Bodgwiok streets. The admittance-feo ia 25
49,. ~ .n.op.o,,r,ant !, MA NJ A. poters Enseo-
n entelsans li ss '', a. ~ atandnr3 ;jai} nor
pa aTsHM " .n,enn n Nv nyao md Thircenth street
, 1874-05-20

appointed = committee to prosont peItlon 70
yonIently procured prior to this mootlug. To
this petition which ho held In hts hand, wore at
taohed 776 names. Which wore procured only III
the eastern portion Of the village along tue limo
Your petitioners would mort respectfully request
your honorable Board to refuse to grant a cotsss to
aell nto1icsting liquors n the Vi'ags Of Myae park
Received, and referred to Committo on IL
THO following communication was received, and
referred to tho Special Committee on lnvestiga-
ton;
~ & n: Mese.as' Board IF 1s"f'" ef tbs Village u
pnrs,ant to a resolution of your board heretofore
onleoss oi The villaga Mcasra. Ryan pownor CHURCH
%sta To DO PROPOSE
thclr own motion, to tnvostigate the n condHct
ss snX as Sut af only 10
such charges ahal be made within two weeks sworn
the Of tho s and ss 9nss
statute q limtat9ns Or whether sny sstnte
tthasa' thss fspresaha,ss Psops, should
=, st tSst L. .ppsron TIT no foandaon Of ito osseo
iH inaccessible except ~ to the officers Of the village.
+ Pats w1s Ts.o s py o
Foundation ot the o pay-rol1s. and thu latter aro the
vouchers for tho rayen Of the snonoy 1nasn,!ch ~
II III conceded that tho Committee Ut the loarA who
nya heretofore certified 10 tue pay-rolls, not In
tho habit Of comparing tho ttuso-boots With the rolls
aud tho COMMITTEES Of Investigation do not propose to
examine them o1capt as they arg brought esforG them
a,sas M 'y
citzsns giving ~ That they tho property
Of tho village md part Of the public records, and %
frseaulaEtlss should b, removed. W sik tha; ths
, 1874-05-20

Apor.ntendont 1c directed 70 place tho tic-poose .yr
inHs Olcrlk, and that committee bo appointed by
your Doarl either Of yo,r own ioonhorA Or Of ell"
nj lin anne ", Il. hrHEnMAH,
- ' ,TuHEptf N, llAuKEll.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27
Gorernor Allen In Tolsdn.

On the occasion of the celebration OF
st. Patrlck's Day In Toledo, on the 18th
Inst, which is reported to be the largest
aud most orderly celebration of Il g day
ever witnessed in Toledo, Governor AL
LIN was present as one of the invited
speakers. This was Mr.. ALIENS first
visit to Toledo since the Presidential
campaign of 1910, when, in company
with Vice-President JOHNSON, Governor
WILSON SHANNON and Senator BENJAMIN
TAPPIS, he stumped Northwestern Ohio.
In referring to that visit, the Comm .rcial
says:
"That was when Toledo had not one. TWEEN
tieth the present population, and when it was
seriously questioned whether she eyer would
have more--the recruits from immigration aud
the loss from death nearly balancing. Tbs
Miami & Erie Canal was then a matter far iu
the future. StsSmboats constituted the great
motor OF commerce, and these were mainly in
the hands OF Perrysburg and Maumes CITY
who. by grace. sometimes permitted them
to delight the TOledOans with a stop. Manhat
tau WAS the only railroad town on the river
and, as the result proved, her calculations were
sll nnfounded and her hopes delusve, the Ohio
Railroad eollapsing before reaching a mile of
completed track"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

fact, this Is made the one plank Of the German
party. IN view Of this fact, is II not strange
that people should hazard 50 sacred a right, by
| leaving country where Il is fully secured, 10
go Ia one where Il has 10 be contended fut7 Ac-
| cordiug To the action Of that meeting, the 6nan
ciaI aud all other local and special issues involv.
ed in the coming election dwindled int, insiQnif-
cance beside the Interests the Germans in the
liquor question. The managers Of the German
party are indifferent alike to political parties
and To the financial management Of the CITY
affairs, aud care little what ring rules the City,
so tha, what they see at To call the interests
OF the Germans" are promoted.
We beg leave to doubt the right OF those who
assembled on Tuesday evening 10 speak for the
Germans, or to arrange for The disposition of
tne uetman v9'e.' They can speak hr them
selves, but we have too much confidence in the
intelligence Of the Germans Of Toledo to belisve
that they recognize the IsLmaelitish policy
winch wnnld array them in hostility tn every
other class OF citizens and especially tn believe
that any Special Committee is authorized to
enter into secret negotiation with demagogues
aud political atcers nf any party Tor the ira MS
fer tn them Of "the German ynts" of the CITY,
II such be the case, however, we have only to
saw, that no other nationality within our knowl-
edge has been reduced to such sad condition.
| What wonld our German friends have said,
had the large aSsemblage convened on Tues
dav evening In another part ~ the CITY, adopted
resolutions setting forth that "tho interests of
lrishmen" were antagonistc to those nf Ger
mans and all others. and providing for a Com
mi'tee to make private arrangements for the
sale OF "ihe Irish vote" Of the City, on terms
which would most positively promote their Tin.
terests," as against those Of other classesI
Would they have regarded such action as prop
erY II certainly would have been as proper as
| is that taken ut German Hall.
We have discussed this matter on a basis
entirely independent Of the Temperance oues-
ton, for the obvious reason, that the main prin-
ciple involved relates to all questions alike.
| We deny that any nationality has political or
civil interests" which they have the right to
seek at the expense Of or in antagonism to
! every other nationality. Our noble benefcrnt
institutions are broad enough and liberal enough
tn comprehend and provide for The Brotherhood
Of Man, without regard to nativity or former
condiion aud whoever undertakes to restrict
/ and limit their advantages To particular class
/ by That act strikes at the very corner. stone of
our liberties. II German, or Irish, or Ameri-
! can born, think they can employ this Govern
/ mrnt Tor the prnmntion Of peculiar "interests'
/ OF theirs, they are mistaken, aud the sooner all
! idea Of such policy be abandoned the better
/ tor all concerned. Know NuthIngism, of what.
ever nationality: furnishes too uarrow a basis
| for the American Union.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27
Certificate Of Comp plianes for Publication
OF TmR
North British and Mercantile Insurance Company
Insurance DEPARTMENT. STATE or ONO. }
CuIuMBUs Februarv s. 1874 |

Insurance DEPARTMENT.. STATE or ONO.
COLUMBUS February 5, 1874
wBEREAs The NORTH BRITISH AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at London aud Edinburgh, in the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland
tsreign Fire Insurance Company, is possessed
of least the amount Of actual ca pital required
Of similar companies formed under the pro-
visions Of the act entitled "An act 10 regulate
Insurance Companies deing an Insurance busi-
ness In the State of Ohio" passed April 9Th,
1879, aud the acts amendstory thereof, and
supplementary thereto, and has deposited with
the Super intendent Of Insurance VI the State
OF ohi", in trust for the benefit and security NJ
its policy holders residing in the State uf Ohio,
a sun Hot less than one hundred thousand dol
lars in stocks and securities required and allow
ed by said acts. and has filed in this Office a
certified copy nf Its Charter or Deed OF Settle
mont and detailed statement OF it's assets and
liabilities, and Evidences Of investments, and
otherwise complied with all tho acquisitions Of
tho said acts, which are applicable t0 iol eign
Fire Insurance Companies, pa, tnerships and
ass citations
Now, THERFFoRE, In pursuancs or law, /.
WILLIAM +. CHURCH, Superintendent Of Insur-
ance Of the State of Ohio. do hereby certify that
said cnmpanv iS authorized to transact its ap-
propria,e business Of Fire lnsuranoo in this
State. in accordance with law. during the cur
rent year. The condition aud business ot said
Company, December 3lst, 1873, as shown by
statement oC Home Office made to this Depart
! mcnt, is az follows:
Amount nf actual paid up capital. $50 moo 90
Aggregate amOunt of available
assets ........ Il .0l2 l2l3 10
Aggregate amount nf liabilities,
Except capItal) including re-
! insurance -. ................. 4O5,s5I.l7 5
Amount Of income for preceding
Vear in CASH.. ....,.... 05l 698 2
| Amount of expenditures for the
| preceding year in cash h..... 1.02s,5 0
| The condition and bnsiHess of the United
/ States or American Branch, December 3Ist
/ 1873, is shown by statement, as follows
Aggregate amount Of available
/ nsseIs in the United States ....S 81 ,6i7, ,sOT 81
! Aggregate amount of liabilities in
| the United States, including re-
insurance. ........ -. $40, ,375 /:
Am0un, Of income for the preeed-
ing wear in cash in the United
States"...... ........ ...... 5OS, ,S4s a
Amount of expenditures frr the
preceding wear in cash in the
| Uuited States.... ......... 1,j2l72i 9.
In WITNESS WHEREOF. | have herenntn sub
- scribed nv name, AMI caused III
SEAL Seal NJ NV Office to be affixed, th
! day aud wear abrve written.
w. F. CHURCH, Superintendent.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Agent, PerrYsburg
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

Hon. EDMUND SMITH, member of the
Constitutional Convention from Shelby
county, fell dead in the Watson House,
Cincinnati, on the evening of the l3 h
inst. He had been an active member OF
the Convention, and had been in his seat
the day of his death up to near the hour
of adjournment when he left the Hall
and went to his hotel. Arriving there he
made inquiries Of the clerk as to where
he could purchase iron vases for garden
ornaments, and was referred to the city
directory by the clerk. While in the aci
Of perusing the book he staggared and
foil and before a physician could reach
the spot, had breathed his last.
The cause of this sudden death was
pronounced by the physician to be heart
disease.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

To the Electors of the Incorporated Village Of
PevysbHyg, Ohio
V0U are hereby notified that an election will
Il be held on the 9th day of April, A.
ID. 1874, for the election Of
One Mayor,
One Clerk,
One Treasurer,
One Marshal,
Three Members Of Council,
One Street Commits siouer, and
One Cemetery Trustee,
For said Incorporated Village. The polls will
open at o'clock A. NJ. and close at 6 O'Clock
p. N. according tn law. Election to be held at
the Rooms of Engine Company No, One, in
said Incorporated Village.
j. II. RHEINFRANK,
49b Mayor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

o. his return h ,me, Il v. DIR. Parker,
oie of the delegates to the Evsng ,lical
Alliance, which lately met in New York
p-cfaced his sermsn at Exeter Hall, i ,n-
don, with tho following couplim mary
allusion to our countay at is nos very
Agreeable to my patriotic impulses to say
--and yet must say it-th,t America is,
In my opinion, on the point Of laying its
hand on the supremacy of tho world
En- gland has magnif .ent history hut
America has a still m IRE magnificent fu-
fura -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

The TiHin Adrertiser has a correspond
Q 1t at Flat Rock who writes in broken
"Pennsy lvania Deisch," and gets off some
p-"tty good things. Here Is specimen:
ave haf missraple rotes ad brOsend-any
how, on dop. Id vos purdy Mise Offer het,
bul mol many vos going dot vay."- Sen
ttRei please copy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

MORRISON r. WAITE is our sixth Chief
Justice since the organization of the Gov.
ernment. JOHN JAY was the first, and &C.
elpied the Bench from 1889 to 1891; Oh
IvER ELLSWORTH, from 1906 to 1900 ;
JOIN MARsHALL, from 1901 to 1885;
R)DaER D. TASET, from 1886 to 1864 i;
SALNox 2. CHASE, from 1861 to 1873.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

The Lima papers repor. that one hun
dred ladies co nmenced their labor with
the saloon keepers OH Monday OF last
week, and UP to Thursday had sew n
surrendcrs and $4,000 sub, cribcd by
the lead ng citizens f the place to back
up the movement and close up the bal
ance OF the saloons.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27
School Election.

INHE qualified electors Of School District M.
], embracing the village Of Perrysburg
and the territory thereto alta ched for school
purposes, are hereby notified to meet at the
usual place OF holding school elections in said
district, between the hours Of 8 o'clock A. NJ.
and o'clock p. NJ. of the first Monday Of A pril.
1874, Ia elect two members Of the Board uf
Education to serve for three years from the
third Monday Of April 1874.
JAMES W. ROSS, Secretary
Of Board Of Ed. Sch. Dist. No. /.
Perrysburg, o.. March 10, 1874.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

The Pre-" speaks pitifully of PARsoN
BRowNLow, of Tennessee. He is ia, Ell
to his seat in the Senate at twelve, and
clrried back to his solitary house at five.
Tlere Is no color in the tall, pale dark
haired man except in his eyes, which
grow restless when anything in the de-
bate excites him. He never speaks nor
moves nor smiies, nor calls a page, nor
{ ,lks to nSi hbor. He is afflicted WITH
q terrible palsy which makes him quiver
aud tremble continually, but the old
man means to die with his harness on,
and sits there by the door on the left ol
the Presidents seat, biding his tim,.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

The latest advlces from India are dis.
,uraging. the area of the famine Is in
9 e'easiDg. The northwest provinces will
be uff cted, and in Ou lie and Madras dis
tress Is already felt. The deficiency In
the annual crops in Bengal is much
greater than had been anticipated. The
yiel1 is not more than one-half the usual
harvest. Instead Of thirty-six millions
there will be sixty-ive millions Of suffer
ers. The famine Is likely to surpass In
horror the one Of l77O, and the prospects
are, that that class Of readers who love to
feast upon horrors, will have their full
oft before the end of this Indian famine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

shall We ind ,te and bus,?" sneering-
ly asks the learned gentleman from the
East. "6hall we contract and e)hapse9''
Indignantly responds the learned gentle
M in from the West.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

For the first time In the history Of Han
over, L cki g county, whi key cannot be
had there.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW PAINT SHOP.

House and Sign Painting,
Granting, Paper Hanging, calsimiaig and Thu
ting done To order, by
Also mixed Paints kept constantly on hand.
Shop on Front 81 opposite Hard we're Store,
Perrysburg, Ohio. 49z
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

The people Of Fort Wayne are trying
10 get the establishment Of United States
Circuit and District Courts, and distrib-
utlng PostOfllce at that place.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

There were thirty applicants. eight Of whom
failed. Nsx. examiuatlOn al Bowling Green an
Tuesday, April 7lh. Also, an examination will
hs held at Psrrysburg on THURSDAY. ApriIs.
ROBERT DUNN, Cle,t.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27

The Columbus correspondent of the
Cleveland L 'ader, in speaking Of the vote
IN the House on the Wood county-seat
question, says:
There was quite round of hearty applause
At the announcement that the bill was lost, and
the kindly face of Colonel shannon, who has
worked ike q beaver for his favOTite town,
beamed all over with perfect satisfaction and
delight. The Speaker of the House had to
xeiterste his Command for " order several
times ere twas completely restored.
VIZ A-i-- -----s-- I---i-:--I -L-----i-
slanderous misr. pre- entations Of our
citizens. Did not Col. SHANNON repori
In the norfh part 1t tn county last f.lI
that Mr.. JOHN NORRIS had taken open
ground against him while upon th,.
stump in the south part of the county
simply because he (SHANNoN) was ii
Perrysburg man? DID We not condem i
Ar. NORRIS course at the time for thus
prescribing man for entertain ng honest
convictions as to the locI alton of tie
eounty-seat?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-27
Teachers Certificates.

At an examination Of applicants for tsachs rs
certificates, held at Fresport on the goth Of
March. the following certificates we're granted
R0Hle1. H,aH.
, 1874-07-18


The Ponusylvauia Society for tho Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals, wlloso headquarters aro
it Phiialolphia, erected some two years ago
Sheltoy and Holna for Yngrant Dogs aud Other
Animals. Tho. city authorities provided tho
erected thereon buildings suitable for tho work,
including u small houso for the keepur and hia
asaistant Tle city also pays tue 6ociety 81. 0Dn
per anlum for doing tho work. Tho ground is
lnclosed by . high wooden fence, and the do
str,lction Of worthless animals Is douo privately.
During tho yoav 1878 tho olicera OF tho socloty
captured, by moaus OF nets, 5000 dogs. Of wiel,
number 744 wore rGdooulel by their ownors
2,376 were killed and So sold; 2l4 dogs wero sent
aud u stnall number woro brought to tie shelter
to board. Tho moanB ut tlrst used to destroy tho
animals vas oarbonlo acid Kas and wooden
tank similar to the ono now used in tllis
city. This was soon discarded, however, na
being found totally untit by tina reoson OF loals-
baelt also given III Us not being swift enough in
its destruction Of life. a Bmothering. room built
Of brick ana lined with good osmont, Il feotiouy,
! foot inches wtdo. and feet II inches high,
oxide Eaa is used iustsad OF oasbuntc acid gas.
It III genoratel by charcoal stovo, mud bel.
lows Ia usod to forco it in volume intD tue air.
tight compartment. This oxide IL MI active
narcotic poison, l per cent III the mir proving
fata1. Tho n.lnbor Of dogs destroyed neyor exe e
cootla forty lnrgo or eighty amRll ones. Seyou
minutes " occupied In illlilig tho room with tho
gas, and two miuutos ana u quarter only to
destroy lifo: The dogs are captured by men en,-
ploycd by tho Society, Who, 10 round tho city
al,innlH Aro destroyed lii twenty-four hours after
baing souulved The yusd Tor dogu in diyidou-
ona boipg occupied by ,nalca anil the other by
tomalos. Each ahimat has separate kennel
proyided for It. This ia tho plan which MIR.
betgh psopoasd to the aushosltlss Of New Yosk
QiAy,
, 1874-07-18
A Family Ealing.


been broken up at Trebizond, uuder circum-
stances which hayo oroatod, II not 3 "soandul,"
Ut least sensation, in that place. It appears
that for somo timo past Trabizond has beon
kept in state Of uneasinosa, owing to tie pro-
ceedings OF this household, which consisted OF
father, nix sons, and one daughter. Dsliglt-
i,.l as was tho charm which roigncd over tLei1
domestic clrclo, 1t did not extend beyond tho
hearth, for, unfortunately, the family weak.
noss waa murder. In brief space Of
time the eight peraona composing tho
tao,ily managed to eot through no fewer than
236 murders. Out OF this uuulbor the gontle-
mon OF the family wero each resp )naiblo
for thirty murders, whila tie young lady CONF
n,ittod twonty-tive, though, but for ths pro-
mature Interference OF tho authorities. it is con.
sidered probable that Bho would have completed
au equal number. Tho Predecessor Of tho prca-
ent Governor most unYallantly caused her to be
arrested, together with her amlable paront aud
four OF her brothers. It is not stated What bo-
camo Of tho romniuing brothora, but tho poor
old gentlomniI WIS hanged about three months
ago, mud two Of his sons met with gilpilar mel.
AuoEoiy accident on tho 25th Of last month. Tho
other two aud tho young lady Gro still lhngnts-
ing in captivity, and much anxiety il folE on tlar
behalf for, uuloss tho local judges take lsnions
view Of their olEonsos on account OF their youth,
they have but 4 poor ehnnco Of reyuminE tAelr
position in aocloty. Altogether it iB 8 sad story,
aud It 10 not surprising that those young .laopla
aud thor miafortunes have OF Into been tho talA
of TrobfzonG.
, 1874-07-18

BY the death Of tue Baroness Emile Won
0!oicheu-R -Russwurm. Hohilsrs last Surviving
pnrtner, says tue academy, the iutorestlns SAT-
hitherto unpublished correspoudopoo OF tho poot
aud h1H aistos ChriatopAiuo aud her husband
Reiuwad has passed iato the lands OF Herr
Wendo!in Won Multzahn, undor whose direction
1t will DO published in tlle oolsso OF tue prcssnt
year. The lstto.B begin with the yoar l7B1, when
Schiller, ~ . homeless fugitive, LAd aed to J. IL
srbsoh, where, under tbs uame OF Ritter, h: had
found protection aud help In the house OF t!.o
Frau Won Wolzoeel,. 1t was hoto th4t e.lcorr-
sgod BY Tug ?ypstby n % LAY teaa
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concludes 10 1905, aud thus enbracea somo ra
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pusl'a ufe.