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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-02
AYERS
Hair Vgor,
For Restoring to GRAY Hair Its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dress ng
which Is atonce
agreeabls heal
thy. and effec-
tusl Tor pre-
9 erwin the
b a ir. IL soon
reSor9 faded or
grey hair 70 its
original color,
u7hhsgiossd and
fresh ess Of
youth. Thin
nair Is thickeu.
ed, fallen hair
checked, a n d
badness ouen
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-02

LITTLE NELL was riding on the street
cars all day yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-02

BAD weather will prevent q large at
tendance at the circus.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-02

TIE police court was complete
izzle yesterday morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-02

THREE saloons have closed up in the
Eighth ward.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-02

THE Board OF Commissioners OF Ohio
county meet on Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-02

The display Of spring fashions has
been DELAYED.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-02

The children will be happy to-day
il the weather proves good.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-02

"A COLD May and q windy, makes
full barn and findy."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-02

SOME people are little nervous ove'
the prospect OF the fruit being killed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-02

Its remarkable cures. 70 mild ss 10 De SAFE
and beneficial to children, and yet so
searching as to effectually purge out the
great corruptions Of the blood, such as The
scrofllous and syphilitic contamination.
Impurities, or diseases that have lurked In
the system for years, soon yield TO this
powerful antidote and disappear. Hence
its wonderful cures, many OF which are
publicly known, OF Scrofula, and all scroiu-
Gus diseases, Ulcers, Eruptions. and erup-
i've disorders of the skin, fumors, Blotches.
Boils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, 81. Antho-
ny's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, letter, Bait
Rheum, scald head, Ringworm. and intern.
a Ulcerations of the Uterus. Stomach, and
Liver. II also cures other complaints, 10
which II would not seem especially adapt
ed, such as Dropsy, Dyspepsia, FITS, Neural.
gia, Heart Disease, Female Weakness,
Debility, and Leucorrhoea, when they are
manifestations Of the scrofulous poisons.
It is an excellent restorer OF health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and yIgor OF the digestive organs,
It dissipates the depression and iistiess la q.
guor o. the season. Even where tsord-
er appears, people feel bette snd live
longer. for cleansing the bio cd TIE ystem
moves ON with renewed vitcr an new
lease OF Life.
PREPARED BY
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AYERS
S a r S apariIIa

Is widely known
as one ofthe most
efectual reme-
dies ever discov-
ed for cleansing
the system and
purifying the
blood. 1t b a 9
stood the ties
OF years, with a
constantly grow
ing reputation
based on It's in
trinsic virtues.
and sustained by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-02
sATLRDAY, MAY 2. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Advertisements.
Carpets and Furniture-Zink q Son.
Remnsuts-G. Mendel, Booth a.
Co.
Removals.. Keim.
Election Notice.
Gravel Paper-Bocking's Pharmacy
Toilet Sets-F. C. Winship Il Co.
Carpet Chain-L. s. DelaplaiA q Son.
English Lutheran Church.
First Baptist Church.
St. Matthew'S Church.
Temperance Meetings, First Page.]
Sealed Proposals.
Letter List, First Page.
CRooUET is budding.
PLENTY OF amusements last night.
BOGUS five cent pieces are abundant
TIE Council had a large audience
last night.
SOME people are little nervous over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-16

He Pays a Visit TO America to See Its
Institutions.

Institutions.
Senior Santiago Soler, late Minister OF Ultramar
in the government of Emilio Castelar,; his brother
Senior Louis Soler, and senior Marquesa arrived
yesterday morning from Cuba in the steamer City
OF Havana. They we're met at the pier by several
Spanish friends, and taken 10 private residence
mp town. 1t Is the intention OF the ex-Minister to
remain In this city few days aud then
proceed 10 Washington, whore he becomes
the guest OF Admiral Polo. On his departure
from Havana he escorted from the Gus
tom House wharf TO the steamer by a feet
Of boats from the Spanish menol war Corona and
Isabel la Catolica. The display would have been
OF o more Imposing character If it had not been
5or the request OF sepor Soler to make his de-
pSrture as little formal and demonstratiye as pos
sible. Being out oil power, he ielt sensitive OF the
1nappropriateness OF any public exhibition OF him.
soil. Most or those who attended MIN 90 the
steamer in the harbor OF Havana are connected
with the government OF the island. The repub-
hcans mad no heart lor the occasion and only lew
or them put Ia an appearance.
few days prior 10 the sailing OF the City OF
Havana the United States gunboat Despatch went
10 furnish the ex- Minister with conveyance TO
America This he declined for obvious reasons
On the arrival OF the City Of Havana yesterday
morning Colonel kibbe, OF the Custom House, went
BOARD with instructions rom the Collector OF
The Port by order OF the secretary OF state. to
tend every facility and attention to the late Cab
met Minister. After ne has had rest from the voy-
aye he viii, no doubt, respond TO these courteses
Sl the governments. senior Soler went to CUBA
by invR tlon OF the republican Spaniards In that
ismndxs see If some measures could not be
xnopted 10 secure the certain emancipation OF the
slaves IN given period OF time. lie met IN Cuba
WIN only an indifferent degree OF success The
saVenoluers pretended TO listen TO the purpose OF
his mlssloh w ae1ulesce in its terms and In the
Necessity o giving them practical shape. They
put on however, rom day to day any thing like a
practlcsl UNDERSTANDING with the government on
the important question Of aboIisbing slavery
speedily and effectively. The ex-Mnister
had hopes or finally bringing them to
realize the determination of the Caste
JsrDXernment 10 get rid OF slavery in the
CO. at any cost, out all suddenly down went the
MiBetry from which he was accredited and now
he entertans greatly diminished latin IN the |
prospect o. slavery Deing wiped out In Cuba dur
ing this generation senior Soler Is Qentieman n,
polished manners and extremely handsome pres |
cnce. he II In sympathy with American ideas OF |
progress, and, as tins is his first visit to this coun
tSy, ne will. no doubt. see much to interest him |
deeply he speaks little or no English, vet he ia
quick TO understand without the aid OF language
many ,things passing around him.
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iSs.,-Arrved steamship FrarsoniA New YorAi sonF
Albert Clarence, Freeman. Tang er; mi Saith
Uth-Arrved. steamship scs dinav,an tbp' 0n''n
PORTSMOUTH, Jan l4-Arriv. J. scbr Leonard A Burn
PGoysDESVcE Jan i4-ReturHsd schr Lyndon oa'''
SaHed-steamsnips Somerset ID ane, Savannah; Mary,
Croker, philadelphia; sc9rs Juia Decker Freema'
Alexandria to load grain for Proysdence VIM scu,I
Barrett Philadelphia John X lrst Cook, Elizabeth
port; Thos 4 Ball, Rider New fors.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 7-BeloIs, bark Doxford Sbr)'
CIesred-Ehips Cultivator Cool Qneenstown; Mary
Blpndell dD, Nelson. Cork; bark whistler simpson,
Ssiied-sseamship Consultation Austin Panama.
SAVANNAH, Jan I-Arrived, scIir Carrie, smith. Da-
Yien.
l2sh-Arrivea ship Iepna Horton,i Liverpool.
l6th-Arrived steamship Seminole, Matthe VS. bosfon
Melvin, Bristol; 'shsdow." rom Du lin; schrs John I
Fay, Newport; Thomas Fish, Portlald Mary Potter,
weymouth, W Brainard Rocklsnd. Harriet Baker,
Frank Shaw, Boston; Maggie Rivers Northern port
Below. several sqnare.riggers and scho"ners
- saledLSteamshp Herman Livingston, Mallory, Tor
CIeared-Barks Enchantress Br), Bodde Baltimore ;
Margaret southwest Pass schrs Lookout, sauilA; Nellie
WelL. a Northern port
The reported arrival 9th of ship Alfred tBr Gray from
Liverpool, was incorrect
from Pembroke for New York.
18th, AM.No arrivals; nothing sailed:
VINEYARD HAVEN Jan A-Arrved, brig Crescent,
81 John for New York schrs Howard Macomber New
sarah 7 Bird and W i Drury Portland for baltimore /;
VIM Reeves do for New York Nettie Walker, Machias
for do; L Wilton. Portland for Tangier.
WILMINGTON. NC Jan iS-Clearcd, harks Arnon
ger Antwerp; brig Johanna Emile SGer Doncke, Lon
dom
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ARRIVALS
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAIN YACHTS AMI
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH Inns

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAIN YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH Inns
" %S & % % sp ".
Gsion Jan lat % 10 lon 20 So passed stsa@snip Min
l iSs 'n lat 20 80 Ion
~S mas sSo
Finch. Edye Co.
horne sS & M Ssp esc "a
Gibraltar 29h, with mdse and 10 passengers to Hender
Steamship City of Havana Phillips Havana Jan 10
rough weather north Of charleston 18th AN shipped
heavy sea which stove IN the pilot house, Washing
psnopway and 9oding ne sssrsse Ian u lat -
Virgo hence for Savannah AA'' ''' '-"'"'"' ""N
~ = n Norfolk H.. win md.s and
Steamship Benefactor Jones Philadelphia, with mdse
scRr Portland COT Windsor, MS, Shaw. Arroyo PR i,
days with and molssses to Horsey. Had strong
schr Mary Tce Tse Newborn Nc, sday. with naval
stores to De Camp Co; vesse to overton 1 Hawkins
The steamship slesia Ger) from Hamburg via Havre,
which arrived it'h reports had strong NV and sw
Bremen smsSG Sound + lon g
on the port tack and apparently blowing of steam
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Title, Bailey. New London for New York,
with mds sean, and passense Ts,s.,.. r,. g.. You,
York with lime TO order, .
schr Peacedaie, CasweI, Narragansett Pier for New
schr Abigail Havnes Smith, warenam for New York
Schr Ida Palmer. Palmer Stamford New York.
Schr Al Williams, Morreli, Stamford Tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Chesapeake, johnson, New York tor Port
land.
Steamship Nereus Bearse. New York for Boston.
Steamship Wamsutta. Fish New York tor New Bedford
schr Richard Hull smith, New York for Brookhaven.
schr / Delaney Delaney, New York for New Haven.
Schr I LYMAN Hill. Elizabethport for New Haven.
schr Baxter tBr) Baxter. New York for Cornwall
lis Ms
Schr Brazos Tryon, New York for New Haven.
Scnr Ann Amelia Hudson, New York for New Haven.
schr Brandywine yencar, New York for Providence.
Steamer UDind states Davis New YORK. tor Fan
River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-16
THE FAT MEMS FROLIC.

Fat Mans Ball is an absurdity on the face OF it,
A ball goer requires elasticity, hghtness OF foot
agility and several other graces and beatitudes,
and with a few eternal exceptions they are rarely
possessed by fat men.
Last evening the association OF Heavy Weights I"
formerly known as the ''Fat Mans Club" and over
whose destinies gentleman named Samuel g..
McGraw presdes and who weighs 1853 pounds,
gave their annual ball at Irving Hall.
A large blaze of gas jets composed the
word "weconen which overnung the stage, and
the Genius OF America shed its respenden ce
through immense steamers of tri-colored bunting
which hung In folds rom the ceiling. The ball
itself was remarkable for one thing. The lat or
heavy men were conspicuous by their absence,
and the oleaginous cOuntenanceS OF perspirlng
mountains OF flesh were lew and far be-
tween. The rules of this association for
200 pounds in weight, and the association has
members weighing as high as 400 pounds. No man
who has ever been on exhibition can be member
OF the Heavy WeIghts,n and this prOviso OF course
rules out tine Belgian Giant and all other mon
strositles.
II was a curious feature of the ball that an i'm
mense audience OF ladies gathered in the galleries
and gazed down upon the heavy weights as If they
were so many prize buocks at cattle show.
The fat men did not make the strong show that
has been made by them at their annual clam bakes
and chowders In the opening promenade march
last evening. The march was led by samuel McGraw,
weighing 1853 pounds, ana his lady was OF very small
build. The largest lady in the ball room was
pois just previous 10 entering her carriage to go
to the bah. She was much admired and fOated IN
the may polka redowa as If she were gaZee.
In the march there were but two fat men among
procession OF 100 couples, and this fact made 1t
obvious that the fat men had concealed themselves
from public gaze in secluded hooks, outlying
doris and retired proscenium boxes, calling on the
mountains to fan upon them and cover Them. The
supper last evening was very solid one-a turkey
per lat man-and the only thing light about the
entertainment was the music which embraced in
Its cnampagne-hke strains gems and diamond
drops rom 0nenoach, prince Of dance music COM
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. Is, 1874.
CLEARED.

steamship Excelsior Dr. Goss, euand,
Bewrinr A Co.
steamship Hsmmonia Ger, voss Hamburg-K unhardt
A
steamship city Of Merida, Zimmerman, Havana-F
Alexandra Sons
steamship Gen Barnes, Cheeseman, savannab-w
Garrison.
Steamship Georgia Crower, Charleston--J ouin-
tard a Co. -
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman Norfolk City Point
and Rchmond-Old Domin ion steamship CT
steamship Chesapeake. johnson. PortIspd-J Apca
Steamship Nereus. Bears. BostoD--H DjDocE.
ship Lord strathnairn (Brl, Sinclair Lverpool-Bar'
BARK orfeo Aus. MsrunoIicb, London-slocovich a
Co.
ders-John Seager.
Bark Deodarus tBr) Gsrtley, Queenstown Falmouth
Geo Bulley.
BARI Mary Rideout tBp. Tucker Montevideo-Brett
TO. $500 " -
Brig Carrie Bertha, HAIL Havana--Brett Son Co.
Srg wave tBrl, Fader, Liverpool, Ns-L Brigham
schr y harret. Reed, Para-L Amsinck A Co
hchr orecan Bend tBr, Godfrey, AspinwaiI--J Whit
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tevideo Now nom Buepos Ayres has been condemned
and sold al that port
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived at Liverpool Jan L. ship Prank Thayer,
Starrett from Charleston mot 4th)
Arrived Al Ailca Jan a. bark MAttea Aus, Cosulich.
from New York.
Arrived ct Queenstown Jan IA, ship Oneida, hcGii-
very. from San Francisco. Arks Ferdinand Brumm
GER, voss. from do, Alma ItsD, Aspereto, from New
York
Arrived at Cadiz bark harrisburg, Harris, rom New
York.
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Liverpool Jan II, ships Ciydesdalc tbr
Jcwet New Orleans Washington. Chase. for United
ststes; barks windward (Br), Higgins, tor Hampton
Roads mot Eth Jardine Brothers tBr), Nielsen or
United States; Dufus OBI, Kiam Tor do; Alib (Br)'
Smith, for do. Ee.f
Sailed from Deal Jan H. Ragna ofrom ~, for New
Orieana
SAILED from London Jan "A, bark Blandina Ans'
riacovich, for New York.
Sailed from Dublin Jan H. bark osmi Dubrovacki
tAus, Cravch, for New York before reported sailed
5th)
Sailed from the Dardansles Jan bark Luigis utaD'
Cafero, tor New York.
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schr W KpEhion, Knighton, San Andreas-Josepn
Enoaa
schr Aedie Avery, Ryan, st Jaeo de Cuba-vaD
Brunt Bro.
schI Mary Cobb, Humphrey, Trinidap tcubs,-s
Loud Co.
schr A Bentley, williams. Charlesson-Bent.ey. Gil
dersleeve Co .
4 Co.
sohr Oregon Wilson. Providence-H W jackson A Co
sjoop Ada, Buekeli Key West-L May Co
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Merida, Havana; Gen Barnes. savannah Georgia
GER, Bremen; Grace, San Francisco; banks Betsy
GUIDE (Nor Dublin; Do Fllio Aus Liverpool Belltrees
Nor, Cork; Bragg tNor) Queenstown; Lpsignano dtsp
lombo GtsD, Gibraltar; Emma IBID. do; Left (NorJ
Bristol: Layinia, Cadiz Marco Polo gGeE, Bremen:
laRa: Lucy Snow, Rio Grande do sui; Estee Br, st
Thomas; Louisa Price, Port Prince Carl Peter tSwe
Caruepas. NJ Anthony. CadiZ.
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.
SYRACUSE, Jan. 10,


The day calendar Of the General Term Of the
Supreme CoLvt for January 10 friday is az iol-
lows:-Nos. ", 55, 90, H. ~, lo2, 400, LOG, lo7
AID ~.
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LOUISIANA
The Labor Difficulty More Serious Than
Before Reported.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is, 1874.
The officers sent to Terre Bonnie report that the
difcultes there are more serious than they antici
pated. Work has ceased at all the plantations in
that section. Governor McEnery left Tor Washing
ton to- night, via Louisville.
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BELOW.
SAILED,

Brig Alice lof $. John, NIB, from Matanzas Thy pilo
boat Mary r. Fish, No A..
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APPROXIMATIONS.

Circulars of information furnished application
Prizes cashed Spanish bank and pur-
chased. TAYLOR d co.. Bankers
II Wall street. New York.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING JEWS.


The British Bark Cathedral Condem ned
~ ntevideo-Movement or shipping
from and for the United states.
LONDON, Jan H. 1874
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SHIPPING NEWS,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
O6i1

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH or JANUARY.
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APPROXIMATIONS

Prizes cashed, &C., &c. For full p
Post Office box !, Hs, New York.
MIGUEL ID. VALERIE, Admin
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-15

lien, als in berIelben 3eit bes 0or<
|iobres, ,pietuobl. i'm Mdra ii9 Elm f!einer
MusfaQ ben1ertli6 mu6te.~ .~f.@tl T., :. .4g
60 60 Gin selebrter n1etbobiitii6er Senl=
perenaooftor aus Gpanfton., Sus. 1agte.
in ber Montas speriammluns Der Metbo-
oiitenpre0i9er, oab ct .eineu aug rtinem
5rauben1aft een,a6ten unsesobrenen
fall ifornil6en Wein femme, Der gum Mbeno=
moble perlpenoet tuerben 1olle, neil jebt
bic suten Gbriiten fd fiir9teten ben
Nbenomabls!utin 5ll trinfen, Der ia be-
fanntlib berauI6enb lei. Ct iei iiber<
5eust, oaB Gbriitus ieinen Siin9ern nie%
nlals berall19enbe @etrdnte geeeben babe
unb mas bie in ben 3eit1nsen 10 oft -er<
,pd6nte bibliI9e. gr5dblun9 anbetrdfe,
6er5ufslge bel Der 9o95eit gu Ganaa
Gbriltus aus Wail.r Wein sen1a9t babe
10 tonne bie1es @etrdnfe uRm6gli9 Mein
mad unieren 8esriffen setpeIen lein, benn
Lee lei a 8 I ol lut IN nj ) gil 4 % in
lin einem Mugen Slid aus
9 i bren au lai1e II. 0as it fit
einen metbooiitil6en Gbriten jebenfaQs
Elm lebr ungldubiger qluslpru9 unb
iibrigens lit es seuiB ebenio ,16sli9 aug.
Woi1er hur6 Elm Wunoer in einem Moz
meHt Wein sit maiden, ,pie es 1T y aug.
Mailer giber ober ionit ettoas su MAIDEN
Yiui 5err ST.. 8riggg tuer pirb ioun=
sldlbi9 1ein limb ba5u nod 70 betrd9tli=
6rn unlinn i6tuaben. ... n:
nspi1le, Snb., s. Mpril. - -
Seute Morgen Brad in einen, breiit6di=
I gen 3ie9elDaule 1T SDcamorefr. Seuer
aus bie Beipobner, Trau &otber, Witt=
me, unb ibr @obn 2ouis 13 Sabre alt,
ertidten; Set iiin9ere ,Sobn Garl II
SATIRE alt, iprang aug bem oritten Stod
uno perlebte li9 nur llnbeoeuteno a1 Der
9ufte. Nus oemlelben @todtperf jprang
NOD Elm alter Mann o6ne @6aoen 5,l
nebmen. Ser Brano mar balb gel1Idt
uno Die 2ei6en aufsefun6en. T..
Cine lebrafibli6e 6ra9e be-
)1Adftiet our 3eit bic ,peilen Sdupter un=
4 lerer 3p1tpddter in 8oiton. @on Oit-
inbien purbe ndmli9 an einen in Der ge=
nannten @taot tpobnenben Menagerie=
be}iber per 59iff eine rieise gobra ab=
|gel6idt, unb an 8orb befam bieielbe Z
Sunge. Sci Der Nntunft in Der Danfee=
itabt ipraden nun ibie S6iffsba9er ni.r
pon Giner S6larse, pdbrenb bod 8 leib=
baftig pnrbauben ,paren! Die braben
3Duner 1innen uno griibeln nun anse=
| itren9teit barber mad, tuie 1ie. aus bieieut
fagranten 59mus9elberlub ,pobl am
lueiten proft berausi9laseu f6nnen !;
ser arne Menageriebefiber tuartet. i9on
lange pergebli9 aufbie 9erauseabe ieines
Gisentbums, ,,nb Die Cobra bic sifti9
un5@ulbise, bat teineMbnuns oauof,, Uas
lie angeitellt Fat. r. a..g pat
q e,psD OFT, 10. Mpril. pofor 8.
s. &er6brif BON Der Wetbobifenfir9e
an @ranbHrobe, Brootlpn, .ueI4er bes
zines @eiFli9en unuirbieen Betraeens
|angetlast ,porben mar at:pons BEN I'M.
terIu9mngs. COMMITTEE i9ulbig betunben
,usrben, eines Abenbs in Der &r9e be-
trunten setpeien al .iein unb f4 zines
&hri(tsn. nninaxbio .betsase'e 1aben,
inbens er bas SanSen 8eSini8t
|babe. ~. s@ .+ "
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Sp6emfbam.
(SnIanb.)

Dapton 8. 9ie Yroclamation
bes Monors, iuelAe ben. Semperenslrrtn=
nen bag Bela9ern Der 5aloons perbittet
uno ben poli5iiten einl6drft, auf 8efol=
gang Der 2iquprseieke 5u orin9en j., fubr
,pie 'ein Blib aus beiterem 9i,nmel in bas
9ager Der 8et1eu6erinnen uub ibres Mn=
6an9es. Sic 5emperen5 2isue fam
Damn in ibrer Berlammlung am bcutigen
Morsen Su bem v,peilen" GntI6lub> F6
forton auf bas 8eten in her STRIDE gu be-
i6rdnfen uno oarouf 5u a9ten, baB Die
Yolisei lire .YHid)t ,tbut. Ser perniinf=
tige $beil oes bteiisen Bubliflrms lit ber5=
li6 frob, baB Der abIuroe &reu53ug 9egen
b,e @olponwirtbe Elm Gnbe gefunoen fat.
pittsburs. Sic Beiber bielten
wieber Betiibun9en auf oen Stroben>
uuroen icbo9 BON Dem Bolisei9ef in
Renntnib 9elekt oab Ser Mapor ,nittelit
Proclamation befpblen bobe bic Geror=
onun9 gtsen Berlperrun9 Der @trabeu
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