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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-12


The irish carried home In triumph the shield, or,
rather, its counterfeit presentment Tor the orlgl-
nal had been placed on exhibition IN the Worlds
Fair at Vienna In Dublin procession, with
guard OF honor from the Fourteenth Hussars and
TmrUy-iourth regiment, followed the shield and
1.-THE Irish eight' who had won 1t through the
principal streets TO the Mansion House, where the
Lord Mayor, attended by the members of the City
Corporation, IN all their robes and insignia OF
oilce formally received the trophy for safe keep
ing I'LL called Tor by the neXusuccesSul compel
itors. In the evening there was grand banquet
at the Mansion House in honor OF the Irish eight.
Speeches were made by the Lord Lieutenant ana
others, among them Mr. Lloyd, who, In benalf OF
the eight, said
Ireland for long time tried hard to send sample of
her equal task before them at Wimbledon
years she was seconi year she last again. but
that ne supposed, the dark hour before the dawn
Few who present could fully appreciate the uln-
cuities under which the Elcho shield had been won
England counted rife shots by HI Ties OF thousands,
Scotland by twentes OF thousands In act English ana
in peeling potatoes The Duke OF Abercorn, from
almost the beg gave magnificent cup To be shot
for by all Ireland, in order that Tor the marksnen
eight battle should ue chosen His Exceilency the
Lord Lieutenant since he came among them had never
forgotten that Irshmen loved sport and to encourage
every year. But whenhey remember the tens OF thou
sands OF shots OF England and scotland hey would be
astonShed to hear that never since the Abercorn
Cup Shot tor mad 51 Irishmep competed Last year
the number, he thought was and these represented
snot good bao and indifferent that Ireland sent TO
the irish eight naturally little proud OF their
success this
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JANUARY r. lS74-TRIPE

60 open the other handouts. The New York detec-
tives told us since that these handouts made the
best padlocks Ia the world
don't know how they got away but down at
the Consumers Ice Company's dock hshing boat
had been broken loose, and 1t was found at the
other side OF the river, alongside O! the raiiroad
track; | supposed that they mad crossed the river
and took train 70 the city from flvoh Some OF
the spoons and forks were found IN New YORK.
ana they mad on them my sisters initials, IS. Il,
p" l saw four men al Police Headquarters. put
dld not recognize any OF them. Captain Hobbs
was arrested IN New York. where he was keeping
q dance horse at the corner OF Dover ana Water
and Is now IN Catskin jail The two
checks were sent back In blank enve-
lope. directed TO my father, and the postmark
ON the cover was New York city. At the time
that Hobbs was arrested there mad not been
Greene county bond offered for sale to any OF the
brokers WHO deal In such securities IN New YORK
city unless they lied. They were coupon bonds.
convict them. ! saw two OF the gang who robbed
US at the Catskill County Fair q lew days previous
to the robbery, and told them so In the farm.
house, and they did not seem TO like It. one had
a black cap on, and the other wore black slOncn
nat. They blew open the bureau with gunpowder.
The man who tied US was short and thick set ana
had . light olack mustache. Captain Hobbs was
called on him and told him that he was wanted at
the station house for woman scrape. ana ne
seemed quite relieved at this and went around,
and they kept him. and then he said that they
"did'nt want him Tor no woman scrape," anu ne
asked what they wanted him for again, and tney
told MIN that they wanted him Tor stealing horse
in New Jersey, and he said that he never was IN
this case with the detectives for couple or
mOuthS.u
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ARRIVAL OF THE SWEDISH MINISTER.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 8, 1874.

Yesterday evening the German steamer Main
arrived after nightfall bringing, among other pas
sengers. Minister Stevenson, the Minister PlenpO-
Tertiary at Washington OF the Swedish ana Nor
wegian governments to this country. AS soon as
the steamer was In the neigbDorho0d OF her wharf
at HobOken she was boarded by First Lieutenant
Commanding Gabrielson, OF the revenue cutter
Washington, followed by Boarding Oficer Durham.
Mr.. Gabrielson soon found his way to tine
Minister'S cabin and informed him that he
was sent to offer him, by order OF Collector
Arthur and Surveyor General sharpe, OF the
Revenue Department., all the desired c0ur-
tesies. The Munster thanked those gentlemen Tor
their good win, and said that he had already made
ARRANGEMENTS with Colonel t. II. Llders, Deputy
Collector, to land at with his suite, and pro-
coed IN carriages 10 the BrevoorG Hotel III Filth
avenue. Mr.. Gabrlelson replied that as Ills Excel
lency had decided to make use OF carriages, and
not Of the cutter he wished him very pleasant
evening" and after some cordial haBdshaking aud
exchange OF cigars the powwOw broke up. A few
minutes afterwards the Washington vas steaming
back TO Reg pler At tue EatteIIs
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HOUSE ROBBED IN NEWBURG.

Five Hundred Dollars Worth or Valua.
bIes Stolen-The Servant Girl Confesses
the Robbery-An Alleged Accomplish
Arrested-Piety and Theu.
NEwBURG Jan. 10, 1874.
Last evening the family OF Mr.. James Fuliager
left their residence In this city to go to church.
charge. When they returned alter church, they
found the doors unlocked and NOBODY inside, and
that the house had been plundered OF $500 worth
of clothing, silver and jeweiry. When the family
went out the servant was diligently reading her
Bible preparatory to attending religious service.
She came in at halfpast ten, said she had
been TO church, and protested TO be
very much surprised at the robbery, and
shed tears freely at her own loss OF clothing,
jewelry and money. IL turned out, however, that
the girl had taken large bundle away the same
night. and an inspection this morning showed that
the bundle consisted OF the stolen property, incnd
ing the articles which she said she had lost, and
which mad Deen cunnngly carried away with the
other property TO divert suspicion from herself.
On beng sharply questioned and charged with
kno wing all about the robbery she acknowledged
her guilt ana explained how the crime was carried
out. She duplicates a colored man named Abram
Graham, who, however, stOutly denies the accusa-
ton and, thus lar, there Is only her confession 10 i
plicate nim She also charges that he told her he
was the party who burglarlzed the residence OF
county, last fall, while the FAMILY were at Newport
and that ne made good thing or That opera
ton by taxing the stolen goods TO New YORK city
and dIsposing OF them there; that he persuaded
her Into the robbery OF the Tullager residence Dy
promising TO share with her the proceeds. Ihe.
giri anu Graham were arrested and subjected 80
preliminary examination before Recorder Charles
!. Titus this morning They were then remanded
ioT further exanalnatlon.
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-And so on to the end OF those most memorable
festivities. They are, doubtless. models in the
way or entertaining arms-beaIing men with one
exception. When number OF such represen IA
tive men from different nations are asSemb ed II ~
Well 10 give them a far opportunity To test each
others qualities as sharpshooters. They VIII thus
be apt TO continue In friendship longer.
The next noteworthy incident In connection
with Wimbledon was the victory OF the Irish
eight thus suumer In the contest Tor
THE ELCHO SHIELD.
The famous long range shooting for the Elcho
trophy bIllgs together annually SONIC VI tls beat
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A PERILOUS PRACTICE,

On Saturday afternoon a party OF boys were en-
gagged In shooting at some cats in the rear OF thc
residence OF Bernard Mcdonald, No. 1,osa ba'ay'
tered the paror OF the house aud lodged IN the
wall There were several persons In me room.
but none OF them were lninras- tnoue0 OIL "Sfa
terTillly lrlQhLeled,
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srqe' OF the country The competitors need not
necessarily be Volunteers, and the con ,itions OF
tue match are rendered as lew and simple AZ
practicable. The event always attracts an I'm
mense crowd Of spectators. The following Is q
list OF the winners since the commencement OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-12

The success OF the Irshmen In the present sea-
sons contest was matter OF hearty congratuia.
ton on all hands. For tour years they had STOOD
second; yet had persevered against all discourage
ment The representatives OF the English and
Scotch 'teamsn at once maze DrleI speeches..
acknowledging their defeat in graceful terms. and
engaging To renew the contest and bring the
prize back from across the Channel In another
year. The Duke OF Abercorn responded Tor the
freshmen, remarkng, amid great cheering. that
probably Irish air would not be iound 70 disagree
W It'll the Eicno Shield The Irish used IN this con-
test their iavorUe rifle, the Rigby the English,
the Metlord rife. and the Scotch, variously the
sMetiord, the Rgby and the Ingram Tlne me mr.
ing was ut three ranges successfully, the distance
being $780, 900 and 1000 yards. The Irish score at
1000 yards was as foilows-
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ben Giienbabn=2dnoereien betrefenb.
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fenb.
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i6Gbigunssflnnle tpnrbe Johann aufgenonts
men; Sburnan ipra6 81 Suniten per Serit-
9erungsgelelli1aften. =.
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ipurben Die Staaten auf9eforbert, Bills nnb
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MIR folgenbe erluabnen:
8utler, etu ireies Sanfpeien ein;ufiibreu,
nm 6inanSfriien sll perbinoern.
Sqrris, cine Bill, bic &epeniiez9t5enS 10 5u
almsnSiren, Dab in einem Sobesfale feline
nene eiseus Hstbis it, lpenn bas@si4aft fort
sefiihrt lpiro.
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bes 8rdfbenten auf Sabre feitSuieteu.
8ed, cine Bill, ben 8epeniiez z@omnifdr
~ ermd6tisen, Serslei9e 3n idlieBen, tuenu
geipeiie pOrlie9en, baB fetn Sstrug beabf9-
tigt mar. 80.
got.er unterbreitete bem Sanie feline arl=
iid,ten iiber bic 9enfiGrift Der Steaersabler
in SiiDs@arolina.
Oas Saus nabnt Johann bic S1bianer= Ser,
riQiaungS. Sia arf, tpelde I'M Ylenar 60.
mite angegemnlen ipuroe.
gSbeeler berl6tete bic Slgks nnb Safen,
Serrptlllaun9sz8il elm; bieieibe beflptiligt
MIR 81, 900, 900, trosbem $15,000,000 pers
angt purben.
gSunn bra6te eirten 8ei6luB Elm, BEN Brd'
gbeuten 81 erWa6tigen, sinsn propiioriider
@ouperueur bon strfanias 81 eruepnen.
Mort bra6te einsn 8eidlnk elm, eaB, menr
man eS uOtbwenbls fiuben iollte, Die 8eifsue
ruua snsrb5beM, por alien DinseH eige Gin
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bate, mar sr6Bsr, als bel ir9enb elmer friibe
ron Rplpnamhpik

bate, mar 9roBer, oils bel tr9eHo etHer tru9ez
rem @elegenbeit.
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einer nitr6tgen g Sdfularfeier erbobell,
babeu Die So. Sobn @elib, BrHEbent Der
gunbeS Tinan3z z@omniiiOn, nnb Soiepb y.
Saiplep, 8rG fbent Der Sdcularz @ommiiTon,
einen ofienen grief srlaiIen, in iueldlem iie Die
Seriiferung geben, baB oaS angefangere
g8erf obne llnterbrehung unb nit Gtfer iuelz
| ter betrieben merbe.
Sn Rep.gort it1eint Die Gel itmOr b
nj a nj E urter ben Oeuti1en mleber etnntal
Su graiiiren. 4m Sonntag Dfor9en flnO ein
| Bolisiit beS 10. 8esirfS IN einem NeubaI IN
50. StraBe nabe l. glbcnue bic 9eid)e zines
! jungen Wannes, Der ltd1 on eiltem oaIelbt
aufgeftelltsn Srnbnen erbdngt hattie. auS
einem nit Der 9ufidlrift yRad) metnem SoOe
Su 6ffnen" periebenen Sriefe, Der in Der Sald)e
Oes Sertorbenen gefunSen tuurbe, erbellte,
paB icin 9tame aoOlpb 98Olfegge mar. Sn
bieiem Sriefe, Der auI6eineno IN einem gu
itanOe bon GROCER @emiitbs< <aufreguu9 ge-
lt)rieben mar, Iagte er, baB er our6 amalie
Dieper, ytr. 235, Sit 62. Str., in llngelegen=
beiten geratben lei uno ben COB alS Utlttel
Der GrlDlang Jude. Qm Samita9 lbenb
borgte QSoliegge BON einem Sreuroe, Naz
mems 6. 2Giuenbol3, Nr. 994, 2. Npenue, ci
men Dollar unb perlieB oeuielben 5u ipdter
Stunbe. Coroner &eBler piro ben GalI I'm.
teriu9en. = @eors Dit, Der letten Oiittpo9
in ielbitmOrOeriider 4btdt Elm @las Sal3z
lGure gelcert bate, itarb SOnnabeno gta6t
i'm SellepuezSoipital. = Im Sonntag Wor,
gen I'm IA llbr 3eri6nitt ii9 ber 4OsjGbrige
0auiirer Soiepb &Obn bic &eble nnb itarb III
luenigen Otinuten. Sobn, Der aus g0bmen
ftamnlte, iriitete iein 9eben Dur6 ben Serfauf
BON Silberrabmen. 0a bab @eiddft dber
| nidt gehen polltt, uanbte er itd] oil cineu in
HodzSslanb luobnenben poblbabenben Ser
lpanoten, Der i6m Siilfe pcriprafy. Oieicr
SerDanbte NOR Dor SurSem nad) Jtem=gOrf
gefommen, perlieB a6er bic Staot, obne iid)
BON Sobn Su perabidIieben. Steies mad)te
ben 2ettereu i6tpermiitbig unb trieb i'm gum
Selbitmorb. Gr binterldBt eiue gSittpc unb
3mei Sinber in oen biirfti9lten Serbdltniiien.
-Sn grooflpn iboB f9 Der Saufrcr Ser.
mann Sobnlon an Sonnabeno Wt0rgen cine
Su9el III ben Sopf, obne oamit augenbltdlt9
linen Sob berbei5ufitbren. @8 1T inoeB
smeiielbaft, oh er bon Der Serletung, bic er
ltdl binSugefitgt, mteber geueien pirb. Gr
bcftnoet iidl im ct. NtarD's Solpitale. Bic
Scranlaiiung 5u 6sr 2bat ioQen finanSielle
Seranlallun9en sefpeen letn, IN Die er our6
cine 0feibe bon llugliidsfallen geraben it,
Die Sage ieiner 6amtlie miro al8 b09t.be.
fla9ensmertb 9eid)iloert.
Sn bem B llamSb urger &lo fer
an Der @fe bon OtoutrOieltraBe unO @rabam=
aOe. itarb am Samltag Morgeu Die greiie
0Omilifanerin Sdipeer 9ominfa, etne Der
dlteiten gfounen. Sic mar ans 9egensburq
gebiirtig, fam ais Sinh in'S Qano unb muroe
Dor IS Sabren in Ben Srben aufgenommeu.
Sn Der Otultf unb in alien meibli6en Sano-
arbeiten aus9ebiloet, fltn9irte ie wdbreuO Der
letten Sabre alS Srganiitiu, pte iie auh ben
NiuTfunterrid]t bes &lolters leltete.
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Die gNaio brduoe i'm 9orStp etteu.

SetrOtt, Dftdl.I lO.Uf1t. - gSdlobranoe
uiitber in peri1iebenen Sbeilen bes StaateS.
6eute 4benb bon Dfusfegon eingelanfeiie Ses
riAte melben, oaB Der Sranb iid3 bis auf II
Oteilen Don Der Stabt ali5geoebnt bat uno
elm beitiger @inb Oeuielben Der Stabt immer
ndber fii5rt. Sings Der Detroit. Mtlmaufee.
gabnd baben Die SrdnOe einen 8einraniB er-
reqenoen l1nIfang angenammeu. 9luf Der
yTtintz unb BeresWarquette= Sabn" n0rbli4
bon @parts lit aller 8erfebr unnlOgli9 gez
poroen, unO langs Der uSafion 3anitn9z
unb Sagnatp=Sabn" firb groBe &aloeritref.
fen nieOeraebraHnt, NelH nltlt balb &e9en
fdllt, iperSen fth Die eridiitternben S5enen
pom Sabre 1871 pteOcrbplen.
Detroit, @if,.y 11e. %ai. - Sine Ipas
tere 0spei6e iiber bic 8albbrdnbe melDet,
OuB Der @iHO iid selegt bat nnb Musfegon
anger @eiahr if,
Suffolp, b. g., Il. Olai. = @alS,
brGnbe in Gina nnp Rarietta, grte County,
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Sas citftoItiTdic 0obeI.

ytem Yorf, II. Wtat.- Der 6ebler am
cubanidlen Sabel, wel6er ieit Ntonaten Den
telegrapbiideu &erfebr itGrtc, bat iid ais cin
UollIanoiger 8rudl .oefclben bernusgeitelt.
tSr. William Wtadiutoib, bieii0er Sbmauu
Der y2SeIterll=llniOnsS Selegrapb- -Gompaguie"
fir 2eguug uuo 9teparaturtu, bat Die ifaoz
bate Stelle Il 0tcilen BON Der Siiite eutferut
aufgefunNen uub 800 SUB neuen SabelS all
legen miiIIen. 90s Sabel mar nit eiHer 2lrt
bur6gebauen, obne 3peifel, neil Der 2ntcr
eineS Sd)tiieS nit oemielben in %erwirrung
Qeretbeu mar.
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Selesrap6ii9e Sepei5e1t.
@urOpatidje &abslbert9ts.
GudIauO.

Gin permiBter Oampfer.
Qonbon, IL. Mai. -@s iperoen Se
fiirdturgeH gebegt, baB Der BON 2iuerpOOl
nad) Wiaoeira beitimmte 9ampfer y2iberia"
init Alen an Sorb untergeganeen lei.
2on BON, IL. Dtat, 6 ubr Morgens. -
@eueral lieutenant Cir 9(r9ibalb g8ilion,
mclder fiir ieine 9tenite bel Der Ginnabnte
bon Delhi i'm Sabre 1857 gum Sitter &c.
Idblagen murbe, lit geitorben.
Qonbon, IL. Wai. -9a8 Sberbaus
miro ii6 pom %. B. Ntts. bis gum 1. SUM
uerta9eH,
Ntabrib, 10. @fai. = Der Batriarh BON
Sf=Snbien 1T bier beute zines plDtli9en
SooeS geitorben.
NfaSrib, IL. Moi. - 9te Sarliiten I'M
ter Son Qlfonio baben in ibrer lebten Niez
berlage 500 Sobte nnb Serlunnbete Der
| loren.
2onbon, II. Rai; Is llbr MOrgens.-
Ran elmer 9epeid)e ans SaDonne bat Don
Garlos cine Proclamation crlaiIen, in mel
der er anfiinbtgt, baB er Der republifaniihen
Grmee III ben basfiifen Brouinsen cnergis
ifen S8ibertanb entgegenieben perbe.
| Sd)iiisnadIrtd)ten.
2onbon, II. Wat. Die Sarfe ,gfz
fera" iit BON Bbilabelpbia III antperpen an=
gefpmmen.
GLASGOW, 10. Ntai. = Der 0ampfer
yanglia" 1T bon gtep 9orf bier angez
fnmmeu.
Soutbampton, 10. Ofai. - Ser
Samburger 9ampfer p5riita" 1T bier einge=
troffeu.
goutbampton, IL. @at. - Ser
Opir. ,GBln" lit bon Neip. Yorf bier ange-
f0mnle1.
garft uno g6rfe.
2pnbon, 10. Mai, Is llbr gadm. =
Soniols 93-93s fiir @elb uub .934 fir Srief.
Ser. Staaten- Cbligationen, llte '65er 107 ;
nene SSiinfer 1O44. grie 80.
- is llbr. 9as 8ullion, tpel6es beute in
Die vSanf BON Guglaub" gins, belief ii6 aui
100000. Barrier 9epei9en nottreu 9lenter
III 50 6rancs SO @entines.
SrQnffurt, 10. Mai. - Ser. Staatetl=
Sbligationeit 9S1.
2iDerpool, 10. Wai, 2 llbr Rad,n. -
Saumlpolle feit; Sberl. 88-4; Srl. 8t-g
Serfdufe 10000 galeu, eini6liebli9 5000
DO. fiir Spefulatiou lno IuSfubr. SerfGuft
bon Sberlduber gaummoIle (sute orbindre)
i'm Suli unb 9luguit ab3uliefern, 81 So; DO,
Mitteliorte i'm Suni uno Sult absullefern, 81
y! po. pp' Alleuus, 'll Snll ul'o @l9HF
absulieferl, 81 SIG.
A llbr. Son Ben beutigen Saumwollen
@erfdufen maren 1O,2O0 Sallen aus 4nterifa
SerfGufe BON SberlGnher Baumipolle (9ut
prbinare), i'm april uerid)ifft, gu 81; 90. 90
Dfitteliorte, in SUM ltnp Suli ab5ulieferr, 81
1ll16. 8rObIoffe Obne Semegung.
2onoou, 10. Mai, abenbs. = 3erpe1
tin<Spiritus 29s 9p. 2einiaat0l e28 Sp.
! Giperpool, 10. Wai, abeubs. - 9ur5
feline Sorte, las. Gerpentin= Sptritus 30s.
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6ctpaltiatater 2lasbrmd1 pot 3md1tz
bGmSIern. = Sluti9er Gampf
bel (Sr0reifittt0 IcrSelbett.

Setferl nptIIer Sno.t II. Nfat. -
Sier Serbre6er, gtamenS &eune6p, 2lpples
gate, Stanleg unb Sort, Sniaiien oeS bisii.
gen 3uGtbauie8, idllugen cine Der gSa9en
nieocr, sogen MeTer ltnO 8epoloer, uno ents
floben. sic muroen bon beut gSar6ein
5d)alcr, Ben itbrigcn S9ilbmaden unb ei=
nem farbigen Strd1ing, Namen8 gromn,
perfolgt unO eingebOlt. SIS entipann itd)
iett Elm blutiger &ailtpf, i'm wel9em @eorgc
Chamberlain, cine Der gSafen, ourd) ben
&opf 9eitboIien unO augenblidlidl get0Otet
muroe. 9u6 Sort nurOe eri9ofen uno
Sromn idwer permunoet.
0em @aroeu muroen bic Sleioer bnrd)
3tpei Sugeln Our4l06ert, DIE eiu9efangenen
Serbre6er wurOen in's 3u9tbauS 5nrif9es
bradt.
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@trmii6tc ScpeSd)cn aus
gfSAt1a.Cn a t.A

Stem. 9orf, II. Mai. - Sob croft.
nete 81 1l28 uno idloB gu 1124. - Der
llnteri6atmciitcr 5ablte beute $685. 900 aus
alS 3inlen nno $143, 900 fitr eingeSogene
SbligatiOncu. = Die Beutigen 3odeinnabs
men betrugeu $488,OO0.
- auf Elm G5eiuf Der 66. Mu8grape &
Comp, melde Die Sulnme BON $4,000 III
forbern babtu, wurben bente bic Sither unb
baS @tgeutbun Der y@anaoa Soutberll-
@tienbabn" nit Sciflag belegt. 9luBrSem
iuurben nebrere Siider, pel6e iidl i'm 8eIit
bes 6rr gSbitnep, oeS glnpaltS Der 8abn
bsfanoen, confieSirt, uub eS beibt, SaB Der
genannte 6err eiuen groBeu &beil be8 81
gclltbnm8 Der Sabn III ieiner 8elDipinoe
auf6emabre. 6r. s. q. BilfeS, Sice 8rdiis
bent, bofft, NaB Die Sade in uenigen 3agen
bei9elegt meroe.
= 6Olgenbe 0ampftr iinb bier au9cfonls
men: nGip Of @beiter," r9tOriutic" unO
nGauaba" BON 2iDerpool; ygltla8" BON &eu=
iin9ton, Samaifa; nSteinmun" BON 2lnt=
merpen; ,Gotter6nm" bon 9totterOam
Y8embrofe" BON @arbifi in @alcS; yalerall,
oria" BON Senua unO r6rantliu" BON Stet=
rim
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0tc 2lrbcitct=tlnrttllcn in Ohio.

90lumbus, Ohio, 10. Wtai. = 0iebrere
prominente SObleugrnbcn gigentbiimer, &c.
rem Dtinen IN Der 6Odiuger nno Snaitsuiller
9teg.On liegen, iiHo beute un6 @bilicotbe &c
gangeu, nm Den gouuerueur@aen III eriu1eu,
oaB CT cine OOer mehrere &Ompagnie'u Dill;
nad StrattSUlc ieu6e, I'M ben 6rieOeu auf-
reflt Su erbalten, Oa auSltdnoige Sergleute
Soldle, lueld)e nidt Su Der lluiou oerielbcu
geb0rcn, al Der 2lrbeit binotru. Sine Sirma
bate bis gum 6reitGg 60 anger Der lluiou itc>
benoe 2trbetter, lutltle ieet nid)t mebr III Die
9rnbcn geben moaen, neil tie bon Ben gluSs
itdnoigen bslGitigt Su uer0eu fiirdteu.
Cincinnati, y. Yiat. - 5n Nelion.
otIe bcrrid)t, ieitOem am Samitag Die 2ui
picgler Oerbaftet murOeu, 9tube Die Berg.
leute urbciten iuOeB uipt, Oa &eincr ben
0tutb bat, bic 2lrbeit mieoer auf3unebnlen.
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Gin Scufcl III WenSd,ct,acitalt.

% bile, 2(la., II. Mat -6rant 8il-
liams, Elm rOber gSOlliitIing, 6egin9 geittrn
an einem fleineu pierldbrigen Rd69cn ein
| ldeuBli6e5 Gerbre6eu. 6tute Sormittag
giugen Die emp6rten Biirgcr en- masse uad)
Oem County @efdnsniiie, no Der 80ielui4t
| etngaiperrt mar, riiicn bic DtauerH Elm, be-
ulddtigteu itb bes Sdeuials uuo erbdngteu
ibn all Oem nahltn Saum.
Mo bile, Ila., II. Wtai. - 9ic 2eife
Oes S6Gnoers 6ranf g8illiamS hing lduger
ais ;mei Stunoen, ebc iie beruutergeihnitten
mo Dem Coroner iibcrgcben wurbe, iueldler
oaun @tihporene bcriCf. Gr uabm Die
gei6e i'll Gmpfang uno mics Die Geifmores
nen an, morgen &Orntttag nm 10 ltbr i'll
ieinem glmtSlofal su erideinen. Der Goroe
Her iibergab Die 2eitJe bann Dem tdotiiden
5oOteHgrdber nit ser atnrpeiiuuq, Oieielbe
Ill begrabcu 9a8 Spfer oeS Shdublihcn
1T 10 tranf, OaB cine @eneiUu9 uuwoBridleiu
ltd) lit.
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bent halte isinenSorihlag fir biltig uuo babe
8rOOfs enpfOblen, benielben aH3unebmeu.
Cine bon Dem BrdIOenteu OeS Senats uuo
BON aft anberen Senatoren, BON Dem Spre=
der bes llnterbauieS unO Sc auberu Mitglie=
bern Der @eIebgebuug untcrSeidnete 0eptife
1T bon ittle<8Od bier eiHgelaufen, in ipeldler
oieielben iagen, iie bdtten Die BON Barter auf
Die belltige 0epeidle beS Yrdfbenten obge
idJifte Intport geleien unO tiulmten osriel=
han hnnifn,tStn hi
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@tnes Soriitm0fmtb1crS reIpcfta=
beleS (8eDiS.

0anOt11e, N.zD., 10. Mai. = 8ei'm
@raben mad Ben lleberreiten oe8 Matooon,
pou pel9en man Dor eiuiger 3eit auf gSbite.
man'S Sarm eintge Sbetle fano, grub man
einen Slpeitcn 3abn aus, Der iiber yuB
lang 1T unS eineu llmfang bon "a 3ol bat,
bod scrbrDfelte Elm grOBer &beil OaOOu an
Der 2uft. 6erner fauo man ein Stiid bon
etnen gcin, Elm aubere8 bon einer Htppe,
iomie bon bem 9tiiG9rat unb eineu britteu
Oahu. 9u8 9tippenftiid 1T 38 3oG lang
unS 81 3oa brett. Ser 0fiifgrat lit 3oa
bid. Der 3abn 1T fletner ais Die fritber
gefun6enen. 0ieie lleberreite wurOen in
elmer 3iefe bon bis 6uB gefunOen.
gfa6 ben gefunoenen 8ruhltiiGen Su ur-
theilcu, martt bic geinfno9en ctlpa s 5uB
lang unb mo9te bas SDier cine 96be bon IA
5Eup nehaht 6nhsu.