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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-30
THE MILFORD BANK ROBBERY
A Family OF Seven Persons bound
The Cashier Taken 90 the Bank-A
Cool and AudaciOus Affair.

Family OF Seven Persons bound
The Cashier Taken 20 the Esank-A
Cool and AudaciOus Affair.
From an interview with Mr.. F. I. Saw
yer, of Milford, and the members of his
household, the Nashua IN. H. Telegraph
gives the following account of the rob
berry of the Souhegan National Bank, at
Milford, q few nights ago: e
< The desperadoes effected an entrance
to Mr.. Sawyer's house by turning the key
in the piazza door with pair of plyers.
They then assembled to the second story,
probably by the front stairway, and pro-
ceeded at once to Mr.. Sawyer's bedroom.
Mr.. SAWYER was awakened by having a
hand placed upon his throat, and n voice
coolly said, 1--WE want you, sir" The
hand of another villain was placed upon
the throat of Mrs.sSawyer at the same
time, and presently she was rudely taken
from her bed with her infant, child and
placed in chair. She resisted with all
her strength and cried out until eh0ked
to silence. The cries of the child APP
parently made the men nervous, so much
so that they made several threats of vio-
lence if it was not Instantly hushed
W2
1.-THE struggle with Mr.. Sawyer was pro.
crossing all the while, two of the ruffians
having him upon the side of the bed,
forcing handouts upon him, a gag made
of piece of broom handle, with q hole
to breathe through bored in the center
was thrust into his mouth, and a "twist
er" put upon his neck. He was then al.
lowed to put on his pantaloons from the
pocket of which onelof the thieves alb
stracted $4,000 and slippers, and a coat
was placed upon his shoulders He was
handled, rapidly, butit did not seem tC
be the Intention, Of the men to injurt
him.
All the gang were masked, and Mr.
| Sawyer thinks all were barefooted; they
had dark lanterns, a full kit of tools, and
apparently, a thorough knowledge o.
the premises, and the number ofmember
(seven) Of the household. During tn,
struggle with Mr., and Mrs. Saw
yer their attention was called to thu
screaming of the servant girl Mary A
Broderick, in another apartment, ,whel
two of the gang made a bold push Il
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-30
A Polite Judge.

Mr. BARON GRAHAM, of the English
Court of EXchequer, once had nine pris-
Oners brought before him to be sentenced
to death. The name of one of them hav-
ing been omitted from the list handed to
the Judge he sentenced only eight, much
to the astonishment of the one unsen-
fenced, AS the, Baron was opening the
door behind him TO leave the court the
clerk told him OF his mistake. Hprrying
back to the seat Ire had just vacated, after
taking pinch of snuff and putting on
his black cap, he addressed the prisoner
as follows, with a profusion of bows;
= My good man,,I really beg your pardon
for the mistake; il was entirely mistake
-altogether q mistake, assure you
The, sentence of the court on you is, that
you be taken to the place whence you
CAME, thence to the place of execution
aud there hanged by the neck until you
are dead; and the Lord have mercy on
your soul. do beg your pardon. / am
very sorry for the mistake, | assure you
SO saying, he made another low bow tc
the unhappy man and quilted the court
There is a big gold bar on the cOun.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-30
A Campaign Document.

They have such quiet and genteel
way of obtaining converts in the South.
A few days ago Democratic paper pub
lishcd at Greensboro, Ala, contained the
following card from prominent Repub-
lican:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-30

1t appears that Mr.. Stringfellow has
been mobbed, scourged, plundered and
treated to every indignity to cure him of
his Republicenism. Finally he was set
upon on the 18th ult. by mob and com
PEELED to pen the foregoing in order to
save his life. IL is now being published
as a campaign document. In their jolli-
fication meetings in Indiana and Ohio the
Democracy ought to refer to this promi-
nent convert to show, how the White
Mans party Is marching on."-IRter-
OCEAN,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-30

have heretofore belonged to the National Re,
publican party: never belonged to a secret
league of any Kind. ! never intend to have any
more To do with politics. feel and know that
am "white man. and for the future intend Ia
live and die white man" ! try to stay al
home and attend TO my own business.
|F p W X STRINGFFIIOW.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-30

There is big gold bar on the coun-
ter of Denver bank, weighing 1,346
ounces, and valued, in coin, at $92 ,694.94.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-12
& x us.

Oae Subscription, emitting to THE Ill
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-12

it. The officers should take a pride in
having all their proceedings in conformi-
ty with parliamentary rules. To have the
business o. an Institute promptly and sys-
tematically done, is not only instructive 10
those members who are ignorant of the
usages ofsuch bodies, but it is great
saving of time, and produces favorable
impression upon those who witness it.
Having thus set forth in general man
ner the main purposes which the Insti-
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close hoping that the teachers, and pat
rons OF public schools, in Marshall Coun-
Twill at The next institute, come up as
lone man." and assist in making it what
it ought to be: "a Teachers institute, in
deed"
Happiness may be defined to be the ex-
cess of pleasure over pain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-12

The necessity of a popular medium for
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The national feature OF the THE IL
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True art is cosmopolitan. While TIE
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-12
Mans UnselNsh Friend'

will be welcome in every home Every
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BROOKLYN barks at it, Although so nat
ural, no one who sees this premium chro-
mo will have the slightest fear of being
bitten.
Besides the chrome, every advance sub
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constituted member, and entitled to all
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-12

= One volume OF the Indiana Journal,
Weekly, will be given as 6 premium to
any one who will send US $3.50 for five
yearly subscribers, for the Marshall Coun-
ty REPUBLICAN. Here is good chance
to get u good Republican paper, for avery
title trocble.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-12
PREMIUM FOR 1875.

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-12
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-12
Prospectus for lS75-E;ghth Year
The Aldine,
The Art JOurna OF America,
Issued Monthly.

ga Magnifcent Conception,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
Gorrefponoenj.
Sc Mars, vlymputb Co., 8,

ye MARS, vlYrncutb 70, ia,
Ssrr Rsoaetsur!
Wis ib Dor aur,cn In elmer Gcrrffp. ans
Spapsr. in unl.rn siabtar Co., Sicur aslsftu
BABE, lirSmen ned INNER @abcn fir bic Notbl,i
beubcn in jsner 0sssnc su. Oas III i6Sn urc
gut, ba6 ater lclb e,cbe Nptb bisibtrum bsrr.
i6en fol-. eas IN nibt wabr. 9n alsn Wsaeu.
ben fnbst man NOtblfirenre unp bier ouG, be
ienbsrs ba bic @sesnr neu aneepseelt 10. Gins
pen etn tsltsn Sabrfn, mar eas leeif ni6i, eed
Elm jeesr fam f6 nod iienlit bdfen uuc fem'
men bic 8armsr CUR Staet baten lie mob lmmsr
etrac @rie. peun aud ni4t 70 pitl als fr!bsr.
Sbr III cen alien Sstlsnenis. bic 10 pirl non ar
men 0easnpsa unc i6.edtsn 3eiten ipreGt
i'm 9Bslien unp Often, in Horpeu uno Sio.n,
iino et.pG bic Soften ia gut? IaB bier mante
Ssute iGlsdt at fine, barber purperc lib Hie
manD /: gSie mans treibt 10 sebrs. Iae bic An-
iseler bier baben nit cinem fieinen Grid Wtle
ansefanaen une ieBt mad ~renissn .Subrsn limb
is 10 psii. eae Gs 81, t60 unp bis 24O Alder ibr
tissu nsnnen fInncn. Tann in eatsi AZ ben.
Ten, oae ii eir beipen eriten Sabre feine polf,m-
meme GrnStsn errartsn %fonnttn. abtr iegf fIne
it eof 10 melt einssriGtet. Dap rrenn einea pai.
icte Grnsts iommi, bic msiiten lt our faplsa.
Son SOlspu@S uus s4alp IN Mot pieI 81 iassn ;
bic uno "a an Zen Sd6rn III tiras Srl,. Te&
man ;isbt GO eisenS bier. 9rtipnwe,p unc
Wapie natNlsn iebr ihneQ. Steinfubleu linp
isbr ii lis, 81 TVGars bic IOnns. Jbr Surems
burger. bic Sbr sud cine neus Ssimaib lu@en
pulet bier bsrum il fe su fnesn. lie Srseu.
lanttn bisten ibr eanp fell u. eie SOwa sanb
6 0. bat nod 1auisnte rem Alder an 5anr. z.
s Nsilsn iueSitliG ron et Nars rirD rsr UT.
fer nod su $40 p%efauft. Uerib b,ais. ptnn
man ~tepeuft, baB Der tsls @sissn, aOrn. Safet
aartcHsln, Gsrte II. (. To. earauf sr,essn psresn
iSnnen. Sdums, brum ui3i.
Sp. Muapng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
GrdsltdeS uualuf.

Nus afnciba, Wist, tbtilt uns infer Nssni,
bsr Rs. Wilmts nit, bae in Der Natt pom Z.
auf sx 8. april, aenpiba purG cine 3susrs.
srunR beimssiu&t tpurbt. @sssn bdlt suti
abr Ra@,s rurps 5tueralarm ssf1iassn , eas
9p,sI pcs Srn. Samlss fane in yranb. Rsttuna
mar anESsli6. 4 Gamilieu brannisn aus. Die
4saerlsaie artritstsn ti&tis nm bic umfsbsnttn
'eeb&ust ,u rttttn. nae ibnsn btnn aud eur6
isWis Artsit selans. Rod mar man nm gDidsn
NE maa Die trauriss Hn&riGt bra9n, sab 2fsno.
easr 8iiterbscte auf ttm Sse Dor Der Staet
s~nssidlasen. Die ESSrr pts sanisn Sries
sarsa mit Rtui6sn bsitst abr Rismant font
&c rst!tn. Die Arparatt iearsn niat an Sanb.
NOD mad ~ Gtuntsn tonnte man M6nner auf
sen eGiSsa i,btn, abtr &sttsn mar unmBsli&;
ss See sins Su bod u. Der Sturm mar rsrart, eab
Sttnsns brrausfonntt. GO wureen Es bic
Wsnitsn, 4 auf item SGiHs p~srlcrsn, ale fan.
sss bsn SOet in rem @sasn bee Ni8iaan Sses.
Eis @fruneIudisu Gne
Scbn arsnbt, 9sftpb srsnbi. ,ptt eursmtur.
~ , GJriif SaRisn, Gbrif Ssnisn, sus. asmpt.
sre. Scrftnbas,n, slueuR sisiir une gb.
5&rpmf.
Setce g6iHs fns s~siunstn uut aud hi, esi6,
sss Ssrn Sprfenbasts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
SIN nsusn stanse @llf une Sell
MafgepaBt /!

Wabamr Risis it ous esm Often suriidssfebrt
une bat eiuen neusu Strf Der %fsinlten 8riit.
linsewadrsn mitsebraht, tpelrte bic Sirna y II d.
boIa II. &isfe su ret usirtsn preifen
s~erfauft. Ysfcnters mire bic gufmerslamfsit
Ger Damsn auf bic fbInAe 9~lusmabl fiufli6er
@lumsn srlenft, bic wabrideiniib rod ie in
Dubuque geYeen. fsrnsr ouf bic ~lupsrben nsusn
Srautfrdn,e. re fciNiien Salsisr, bic Spitsn
atcr UNI jeber art, ME is ourd bic Woee srr.
lonat werpen unp bic srcee auspabl biaissr
Sancer.
guesrtsm 6np ale Waarsn scn Der dtfhmad.
sraicn Srrte in cisism @clddfie an pane, ais
5iite. Sonnsts. Irimmiuas &c. &c.
Tas psrebrte Damsnputlieum pirb ertrd auf
bic rcousirtcn Hrcife biuosmisieu.
Tas 6eihGft DIR Samen Su6bpl, u.
Rieis. IN aeaenibsr esm Grurtbaule, ;wiiteu
Z. II. s. GlasNrabs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
Ausjus aus Sfn telegraph. pspff9sn.
Scfcrrctd.

1SItCEICtW
Wttn, II. April. garcn @dwar,. ees.
horn, Der neue 6fsrrtihifhe @sIanete fir ga
%ibiustrn, rirr f9 Gube Dlai auf itiusn psRea
trgtbfa.
Spauicn.
Ratrte, f6. glsril. 60 pirb tsbauptst.
RAP Sen. Gpn6a cen ibm i'm arisasratbe ron
Maribaa Strranc unb gemiral 1optte atmaH.
ten 8critiaa. er foat f6 nit $500 Wanr rad
Can Ssbafian tiui6iHen une eas mrliaildr
peer bel Silbao TN 8uden ausrsiisn, nbletn.r.
Sranfrcib.
parts, II. april. Die bcbs pforie bat Zen
gi5'frnis Bon aesppten ermd6tist, bon benz
GUT aanal gsfs iu nshmsn uno saflr Gorge
ia tragtn. eaB bic SdiHfabrt feline rlnttrtres
Dung srlsice. talS etAtpS bel iciner Weigernna,
h1 Ger Gntihsieuns pfr iuternatirnalen Com.
milton ju fieen tsbdrrs.
Seutfdlans.
Strltn. IA. gpril. Der Hsihstaa iinrmte
tr Der bsutisen Siguns nit 70 Stimmsn Rebr-
belt fir ben BON ben NatirnaQitsrdlen pcraes
l6ldsensn IussIsih In Der 5ssrtsfrase: Boa
Wtp!tfe iasts i'm eoufe Der Tebatr : y Cas zen
5vanfrsib bsriitsr t5nener 8absgtitrti ,minst
une, bus S6,pert In Der Sanp ~ balien. Gnt.
mnTnuns mare sIsi1bspsutsnO nil aries."
GnslanS.
Spnbon,f II. april. @Gbrsns Der lsstsa 5
Gage berrfdte Gin furGttarer Sturm i'm snsli.
ibeR Canal. 0isIs Stife, tsrsn 3tamsn maa
Mot reie, sinasn nit alden an Soro unter.
eenbpn Is. gpril. Die apaiain empFsblt
tn einsr Sotitaft an eas llnterbdus cine 8spiIs
Iiauns Ypn 100000 fur Sen @pliels. ais an
trfsnnune Der i'm nsuliden 9risae Ssssn a(ban-
II benz 9anee ssisitttsn Sienlte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
tSorrcipcnccn;.I
5pIy Grs6 (Iin DAFT Gnt. Co., Sa.,
ern f6. Npril 1874. I


@eebrter Serr 8staetsur!
@epib wirb es Sbren eefsrn gersnlsen
MAIDEN aud nal nae BON Dolly erob u arsusl
(nitt ju perwstfeln nit oo:y 9rpb In @iseon.
In) ~ bSren. llnisre air&e fsbt in psm fru6t.
bartn Concord Scpnibir In Tutuaue Co.,
in elm srpseS i~sineres 6etdube, bas itiaem War
men scafommsn entlpridt, ca &c IN Der tpabren
8irhsr form. Der 5crm eeS 3reuies, sebaut III.
llnisre @emeinse tsifsbt meiifsns aus Srlan-
bern unb Osutitsn, bic Iestern, arSbttnibsils
9ursmturssr unp Hbeinldnesr, TnO iseUb in rsr
Rinesrbsit. Bon bier aus wire aud bic Ct.
Scipb @emsinpe (. 9. 8rsn6 Gburh %pdfforirt.
SD trauGe Sbnen wcbl ni6r su iassu. eab unisr
p'arrer fein Eeuti6er 1T (ees mare bonn aud
@aes, mas mir an ibm ausjaieBsn babea). Dp6
CT III Elm yrifier i'm rabren CLINT ees Wcrtss
Veieer fsblt nch sas 10 notbwenrise Sbul,aus
bel Der STRIDE. Tod bcHsntlib Nib ss MID.
Ianse mebr bausrn unb aud psm III atssbcIfsn.
3sBtsn Scnrtas Iblre cine b. @iiloa in un.
fersr 8irbe, esbalten BON psm tsfluntn j. Bur.
fe, o. S B., ben 3 anesrs Batter untsritlst STEM.
Sseen Rprscn I'm 6 ubr seibab rte erlte t.
@eGe. So6amt nit Yrssist nm 9 llsr, gpsnes
&cienfranSse9et, barnaG yrcoist unp gum
S&iue Sessn nit Dem beaw'fsn @nte. - Oh
idrn bic 6arm r nit Der Saat bsibattist marsn,
70 ivar bod lie STRIDE. bic iebr s~ndumis in. teim
8ottcebisnte immsr asrranst VOL. Tie prsris-
ten wurpsn ppn pieleu prcisf intn tslubt. @m
8rsitas bssann bas 4Oiineiss Wsttt nit einsm
fsisrli1 l%esitirtsn Sp1amts, in rsm Der boom.
Yatsr Otsrtrcedlins pen %unisrsr Nattarse.
msinbe eursmturs bic preris' in tsutider
Sprate bislt. 9eipsr famen ssIs Teutibe ID en-
@nni@e ssmds ni6t sur b. Ssidts, neil lie rer
ensiif6sn Sprate Mot mddtis esnus Inp.
Scnntas mad BEN 5ctamtr wurps eann ned
cine prptsiantin in Zen SGoce u~nlerer b. STRIDE
aufsenrmmen.
Tieis 0nacsn,eit wirb Del uns ne6 ianae In
Grinnsruns tleiten. ctfhen lsirrr ee Ttutlbsn
Gin renis liefmittrli6 beb aneslt pureen.
q. GrippcS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

SSic &c fdcint NOR rs eu Epsrntisnepiar
snirrer Ssmreren;lsr bic Ger.auisr uns 3atri-
fanten ron ettrarrttn @strdnfs IN sintt,oesu.
aanb irssn Su laG,H uat ibnsn 70 8srlsserbsiisn
~ BERTHA. Eie rr6ta a,er. pir IS ideint. ben
Sraien. unb b~fsauncn ibrt g4isfsfaNsr ;u mo
ven', unb guar auf bic anesrs Ssits tss Jlul.
rs nod Iunleitb In SQinrie. Tas aine mic
SarGsuer burf bic Stabt; ss nare cine ger.
Fammluns Der @si&dflsIsu.e ttrufsn u. S6ritte
bsraibrn. Ter Staetraib trat am TpnnerRaa
%suhmmtn, nabm bic gsitIifs esS Wsstinss esr
@fi&affelsuie eutsesen unb bel9lOe einaimmis
BE .SisurrpsaIer" ssssn bic slnsriHe Der 8ana.
liter "a psribrieissn une ben Sants!eIsuisn bic
lesals nnteriisuus ,~ufcmmen ia Ia0fn. Da
str Ssrfauf Der @etrdnfs In Dubuque ssmds al.
nsm Charter ssi&isbt Der Dor BEN Staatsstfsys
b%sfanp, 70 II IS tlar. bae bic aauaeuis burG ben.
isIbfn .ssiGlst fut. usbrissns lGsiat ss, inb
bic ,WsibfraSisen' nit ibrsm ,bsrnirtsn gn-
bang" i&cn am &idsus unb br ansriH lSf a&
a BsblstfaIsn auf.
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Sp. Wulpng.
sic 9ebrascr @eu,ioer tbsilsn ssnI

Die Gebrnscr Sen;ieer ibsiIsn tsnfs.
nisen unirer ysitr nit, bic Abonrsnfen auf pas
bur& irre 5irma bsraussssttene Werf rSu
finger, eeben Grin" warsu, tab eur&
ben llnttrsans ess Eampisrs europe" Der dir
m a rs ailsn @aaren strlorsn sinssu, wfl&e
bic mad fen g. fts bee re,bens Gbrifi" sntbieltsn.
60 il tabsr Mot mbsliG bic nsusn Yisfnunssn
iur 3sit auelusstsn cod fne bsrsits Nabrs.
ssln sstroHtn. ta6 tits taleisa stiSisbt.
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gtadt nnd gtaat.
Guittunacu in ndhfer Tummer.

Wm nabifen Sonntae rrirS Der GrunS'
tetn aur neuen fatb clii6sn air@s in 3urer,turs
faaiicn) ssttst. prrauf mir bic Sattclifen ba
iimassenp aufmsrfiam MAIDEN.
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Sm Marmor OrpgooSspalaifc an
Der Maintraee ine Gcmmer une 8riibIinsaaii
ter in idSnitsr Iuematl. Sbr traudt bel 9ssi
nidt snsliih su ~,prsdbsn. ss eibt bort 9aeeubie.
nsr, bic mi, Gu6 1entlben efatl6 ipre6en, a
mat @ueenfaf's Mdtt fent Ger 9sBsburssr
Teiilh l3paBen.
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0Eir MAIDEN bic gefer auf bic an3eiae
ss 6cniinsstalbanits aufmerfiam. Disits
burS Serr 8. Scid ssbaltene Saus, ID 10 be.
Tanut tas Elm gun itsrRiiFs ia.
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Sm canuar CAB I unique So. Si,743.O5;
i'm Detruar 1868. 50 unt i'm Wdrs f,70i.7i fir
glrmt aus, atssisben ron ben Iusaabsu fur cas-
9lrmenbaus. gs front risI Iiersrlih gclf bier
suiammsn, bic i6 auf Sfsntii6e parmbersis.
felt fiigen.
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Snpcroiiprcnrath BON Dubuque So
Nprtlftbuna.

NprliltP uN g.
Ntttpp d, IS. @pril. slueer ttu 8efudsn
in Stsnsr. uns Strabsnansslssenbeiteu fam Elm
9sfud BON 5. ". 8bomtcrs uns III antern
spr, bic Serianssr. tae Gin ecn,pt!enter Wanr
anaslsat rsree, 3arataraete sen aane unh Sau-
ylasen gu madsn.
Der Siaatslefysiar tbei ts nit tab bic @iien'
satnsn fclssuoermaIsn atssltdst ieier:
9. D. u. NJ, 20.5n Wsiltn at S4.fW $S4.050
D. s. W.. 7.7S 5000 23,54O
III. c., 1880 $500 1880
DIR Counts Iueitpr issts bic 3absIe Der pom
S6uIfcre s~etprstsn @elrer prr. Der 9sriht
sss Gomitss itsr bic gtrshnuna NIT Grfdas.
nsiRsr Stepart puree scrarlest. Ter 9rarS
ioiss ten Counts gnrali m feline Weiuuns in
seri6iscsnsn @naslssrubsiten absussben unt or
sercrenste bic WieserrermeIuns sfs 3beiles Der
SGemmtl 6a1tcry uno Clayton 60. Cine Sirase
IN SsetiCn is, Iopn 80. &anss 2 10. Sc.
nsbmigt purbsn bic Scnes Der gOnfablr q.
Blusl, S. Sissirieb rnb 6. IcMuaen.
Denuerfaa, 16. aprii. Sn Der Spbniun
StraB:nansslssenbsit purce tsidloHsn, bae Der
Strabsnaufiebsr 9ames WeGjss tn Soma Scwn.
ibip eriuGt mirr, bic Giraffe in Der sansen qSnes
81 bH'sn uno srpar nod Der Serms6snen 9iuie,
eae q, psnn nStbis. cen anbmrFer ba,u netmtn
hnn. uac pas bic arbsi. mSsli@fltnta su pol
lsnben III.
grrprenst tparef, baB feline 5crperung erIaubt
ntre. Die Eitt 2 Gage Dor Srsinn Der Surersi.
loren SisunS eiusfrsiht pire.
Us rnresa sitls Stsusranselsseabsiten erie.
eist.
0rettas, arril IL. Dem 60. SGnIsuprrin.
teneenien purce1 Dollar dubsrsspSbTliGs aus-
sabsn srlaust, pabrsnc Der 3sii or rtrflia i'm
Disn5e il. So wuree Der 8eridt rrs erraunten
Gcrites our gbreanuns nit S6aemeiher
Stspart senebn,ist unp sur gerSfrntli9uns re.
oreert. :. Grarpfcrp tpurte nit &sparatur Der
Ssmpasap Bride in @bitswaier Srpnlbip be,
a~aftrast. Iie Ateanfuns hes GrisssnsriGtsr 9.
5eIeS ,parO ansenrmmen. gs pures ferner si.
ne Waae Steuranaslessnbfite srleeist.
Ga M MA q, Is. gprii. 600 Collars purbsn
fir ta8 aritutacr ttr StrusrrcQru fir 1874 be.
Siaist. Z. Cussaus Seridi ittr has @nsau.
Nn ron Gia nuyrr ssnsbmisf. u. 3. gnesrs
IONS Seritt rter bic 8srmeiuns tsr Dubuque
". Peru Gira6s rurse ssnebmist. gSm Coates
euree NIT Der Gntgrssnnahme brr ~2,nesbcie
ilr cas- sisfsrn pcn Gis ms Gpurtbaus tsauf.
tSnai. Ter Gueiipr pIrcs tsaufraat rim Bud
Air Garatiraets ansulsssn.