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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22

balten Sic sebeimen @elenl6aftsn son
Morb ? 8ei Der Mufnab1ne in ben Srei=
n,ourer@Orben 19lpDrt Der uneliid(i6e
ganoioat fir ben Sal bab ct gum
Derrdtber peroen iollte,: uman iol mir
Die 9ippen nit gliibenben @ilen BREMEN,
man ion nit bic 9anb abbauen, man
lou mir ben 9als bur@l9neiben uno
n1einen 2ei6nam in elmer 9oge auf6dn=
gen pdbreno Der Mufnabme eines neuen
Bruocrs =. =" @o f6lpbrt Der Trei=
mourerlebrlins. Mlon liebt borauA ooB
Die 2o9enmenl6en es NIT einem M{oroe
ni1t 10 genau nebmen lpie Die fatboli=
16e &ir9e, ba jeoer @in5elne li6 nit ei=
nem feierli6en @ioe pcrpfi9tet Datz ,f6
in gemi1len 6dllen ermor0en 5u lailen.
@ber bel Den bloben @orten lit eS bei
ben 9ebeimen @e1eQ1 16a flea nitbt geblle=
ben :. ]ie babeu ben Menl 6enmoro prof
til9 ausgeiibt. gBilliam MDrgan puroc
i'm @cpten1ber 1926 aus leinem $0et=
motborte 8ataoia, gt. g., pon ben Srei=
maurern nit @epolt entfiibrt un0 er=
morbet, lpeil er Die Mb}id)t botte, Elm 9ti=
tllol Der unteren @rooe Der Treimaurerei
su perDHentli6en. Terner lpuroe am Is.
Nopembcr 1S4S Der M}iniiter oes jebigen
Yopltes @rof pellearino &o1li our6 Ell
ncn Dol0ti6 i'm 9olle meu9lin9s cr=
noroet unb Slpor bon eil1en1 Mitglieoe
elmer gebeimsn @eleQl6aft ons politi-
16en Motipen. - 9ie @el6id)te er5d6lt
uns not9 ppn pielen erfolgrei6en lno
ni6t erfol9rei9en G1oroan9riffcn ouf
bn69elteate Ncrl lonel. 9lber niemols
bat Die fotboliibe &irbe ben M}oro u11=
ter ir9eno elmer Sorm 9nt9c6eiben. sic
bot benlelber INNER ols ems Der l6uer=
FEN Nerbred)en gebrononlarft. Ncn ben
9ebeimcn @elelllbaften> ppm Yrotel lton=
tismus nno BON n1eren mpoernen Welt=
be9liidern f0nnen mir leioer nidt ..oas:
Ndmlife 1agen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22
&omcrop, >. 9lns Cincinnati iNreiht
ms ScmonO ben folQcnbtn 8ricf:

III II u y, y. - >@uS SlHlluUWtt u)tttul
ms Scmono ben fol9enocn @rief:
vSicrbci $3.50 fit ! Sobrauna beS uSDio
@oiicnfreunb." 9ic quito Sod)e mub untcr.
itiist weroen, bier in Cincinnati leDcn Die gSai>
lenbauicr in 8lor uno merbcn reid, bic bcoiir>
fen eS nid)t 10 icbr."
gSir nanten Dem frcunSli6cn Ginienbcr fiir
feline quite @eiinnuna m6d)tcu obcr aud) wiiuz
i6eu, oob ale Bic Souienbc urlercr 1eicr oa-
BON be clcelt mirtu uuh I'M Sntercile Der 0utcu
Sad)c, bic mir forbcru unS ale Hudlt0nbc
redt balo bcioblen poltcn. lluler @lott tr1Nt
ben 3itcl: u@oiienfreuno," mir !uiiulden
obcr, bob allc uuiere 9cicr uud) @aiicnfreunbe
fcicn. 9asu aeD6rt ober III criter 2ine bic
promptc 8e5ablun9 beS acrin9cn Sctroges,
mufiir mir oos @lott licfcrn. slllo 0Hfnct cure
HodctbIder uuh lenoct uns ciuioe bon ben
idmutiasn @rcenbofs. gSir boben in bcr
sunsen 0ioseie Columbus teiuc sntolt fit bci,
matbpic @ailcnfnobeu. Scr llcbcrlduB aus
un nicrcm 8latt ioa nun oo;u Oeriuenoct ucrbcr,
cine fold)c Nnltolt at crridtcn. SIN &ertrouc,,
oui Den oft bciudbrtcn gHobltbdtiateitsiinn ber
Oeut den Gotbolfen bobcn mir hos @crf be-
.aonnen. gSenu nun obcr slbonncuten III lercs
SlotteS uns Den 8etroa bafiir 0(onatc rnb
Sabre lang idulbig blcibcn, 10 Dinbcrn lie Scr,
0ort9aua Der @aiienonItalt, itatt i'm su for
bern, inoem iuir fit &apier unb slrbctslobn
INNER prompt boS @elo ousle9eu miiilcn.
Sd)idt olio bolo eucr @elo, oo5, ibr nod i6ul,
big leib.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22
g Beitfrd{se 6 { + q & ii.

QYenM man jcbt oes Nbenos ins 6reie
16out 10 funfelt es mand6mal bier un6
oo> ols pb ir9enoluo lid ein Teuerfunte
aus einem &amiu perirrt D0tte. @u6t
man Damn eiuen loldeu Tunfen Su cr=
Dal6en, 10 fdn9t man Elm t(elnes S6ier=
6en, oos nit cinem 56eile ieines &Dre
pcrs etluos lerd)tet. llno peil Die @o6e
10 ei9entbiinl6 it, 10 greifen Die &inber
germ na6 biclem l9einboen Teuer uno
un0 9i6t> welbes gon5 tolt lit unb 9lie=
manoen Die Singer per6rennt. 0ieie
fleinen fcurigen Sn1eften nun ino 10
redt oo5u on9ct6an .uns cine Sebre 5u
geben, lpenn man lie nur perltebcn mill.
0ie in &eoe tebenoen Sbierd)en babcn
9lebnli6feit nit Dem 2id)te. llno loo=
bon miro benn in nleren Sogen luObl
mebr 9clpro6en, ols pon 2i6t unb q(uf<
fldrun9? 9os was mon Qber beut5ll=
ta9e Nuf ftldrun9 ncnnt> 1T ebeu 10 lueni9
elm 2i6t, ols jene Sbier6en. Gin mab=
res Qid)t muB es beQ ma6en 10 ,ueit
man 1eben fam no9 ol1en @eiten. 60
tbut es Die Come. Nber Oas leu9tenSe
SDierGcn mo6t cs ni6t beu, uno ,ucnn
ibrer tou1enb sui lommcn funfeln ou
bleib5t bod i'm 9unfeln. G5eraoe 10
9ebts nit uni Ierer mpoeruen Muf ftldrung.
sic modt nibts bel. qan5 unb gar
ni6ts, lie bot nur ben Sdeiu bes 2i6ts,
ober 1ie perbrcitet tein uobres 2i6t. 9os
tann ein5ig unb ollei,l Die tatbolil6e
Stride, Oenn ibr 9Dttli6er litter tonnte
bon li6 logen: Sd bin oos 2i6t Der
Melt. 9orum fat ou6 @eine &ir9e
bic rDmil d. tatbp!iIbe, bic Siniternib bes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22

bu sabsr bein 5ageiperf pollbra9t Dait,
unb DIN. Mbeno bic leu6tenben Sbier5
den funfeln liebIt, 10 benfe baran, oab
lie Elm Bib Der Nuffldrlln9 unlerer 3elt
iino uno 'uen11 Elm ni6tsnubiser oui9e=
fldrter Meni6 Dir mas DorI6pdben mill
BON ieinem un9lauben, ieinem Spas,
ben ct III bunfler 2oge lebtDin gebabt
bat, Denn er 1pri6t BON Sortl6ritt uuo
Menl6enluoDl BON Muff(arung uno
2i9t> 10 oenfe an oas fleine leu0tenoe
SDier6en oes abeuos un0 at bic @onne,
Die grobe 2i9t= un6 Wdrmeperbreiterin>
bic Elm gi1O Ser fatbolil6en &ir9e 1T.
un:o oonn ia9e Oem Muffldrer einfo@, er
1oQs Maul Doltcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22
& / IT 3 E + ia 1t b.

Non ollerlei 9(rten BON Yerbre1en:
bDren mir bier in glmerifa forttudbreuo,
ober Elm &inoerral1b> 5u Dem 3lpede> pon
ben Gltern @elo 51 erprehen, mar uns
bis Dor &ur5em nod ni6t 5u Obren ge=
tommen. Wir botten in olten Sc 16i6ts=
bu6ern lol6e Tdue 9elelsn, unb beion=
oers ous Stalien man6c Beridte iiber
einen berartigen W}en16enraub pernom=
men. 9}un abcr ereignet li6 oie1el6e ro=
manbofte &auber9ei6i6te audi in penn=
1plpanien, >pie aus folgenbenn Berit9te
berpor9ebt:
Mm 1 Suli 1pielte oer tleine Gbarlie
8rep1ter GoB NIT einem ettuus alteren
&nobtn in Der 91dbe Der elter!ahen @ob=
nung in @ermanto>pn, els apei Manner
in einem Wo9en an9efaDren famen uno
bic &naben 5u elmer Nergaligun9sfabrt
einluoen. So bie1el6en Manner ]bpn
in Den porbergeDenoen &o9en Die 8e=
ntl@aft bieIer Rnahe1s gemd6t uno
jie bur0 tleine @ei6enfe gewonnen, 1oa=
rem Tie 1o9lei9 bereit uasb itiegen in Den
Wo9en. 9}a9bem naa1t eine @trede gu:
riid9ele9t marO Ser Mtere 5enobe olfge=
forbert, aus5u1teise1a unb in einem be-
na9borten 2aoen Teuercraders 5ll tan=-
fen. 9a5u mar ct ausenblidli9 bereit;
bo9 mdbreno }etner Mb>pelenDeit fubren
Die Sremben NIT Dem fleineren &naben
RAID bon bannen uno 1eit6em bot man
ieoe @pur bon linn perloren. Ser Wa=
ter 6es Nerfnmunbenen 1ebte Die BDltsei
ron Dem 8orfall in &enntnib, oo@ ale
Na6forfAun9en blieben erfol9los. 9(ls
na@ bret Sagen nod INNER feline @pur
sefunhen NOR, lieb ber @ater in oen1 ptr'
breitefen 8latte> oem v2eoger"> cine Be-
lobnung BON $500 fir Die 3uriideritat"
tung bes &naben onbieten. Qlm lolgen=
ben Sage erDielt ct einen Brief our6
Die @ta6tpoit i; ,porin ct bena@ri9ti9t
luur6e, oab BET &nabe in li4eren 9an-
ben 1ei> bab man i@ feline Gntfu9rung
'piel babe toiten loHen une Die 3urider=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22
Ser O1eubel11tprb

-oSi SUAeaA&pGAaNaUIN
lit unter allen umitduben ein 9robes
8erbre6en. @ott bat jeoe un9ere6tf
uno geiualtlome S6btung zines Menl6eu
ousoriidli9 perboten. llno BON oielen1
@erbote Der S6otung 9ibt es nur peni9t
Q(nsnobmen. Dobin 9ebDrt Die SDo=
tl1ng zines 8erbre1ers ouf @runo Oel
6Hentli6en q(utoritdt bin ferner bit
SDbtlln9 eines 9(ngreifers aus 9}otbmc6r.
enoli6 Die SDbtlln9 Der Seinbe in einen1
gere6ten &riege. ltnO audi III oieler
Tdllen lit eine 9enou Be ltimmte @ren5e
ein5ubalten. @o borf Elm Nerbreber,
ou0 >penn er 9clpiB ben SOB perOien1
bat niemols ouf Yripataltoritdt bin 9e=
t0otet lperben ullo au@ ni6t bur0 ei=
men @oltsboufen our6 1o9euonntcs
2pn69eri6t. SIM Safe Der 9}otblpebr
oorf man ben 2n9reifer nur Oonn too
ten> >penn man ouf feline onoerc gSeile
1ein eigenes 2eben retten fDnnte. 9(u@
i'm &rie9e lit 0os 9te6t Der SDotun9 Elm
bel6rdnftes. 0os lit bic W}orol Der ta=
tbolil6en STRIDE ii6er 0ie S0otung zines
Wlenl@en. 9ie Melt ober, Die i'm @e=
genlabe 5ur &ir6e te6t, fat in oieier
Besiebung einc 9an5 onoere uno picl
leidtfertigere Meorol Der S00tung. Wir
wollen bier ni6t ipre6en pom @elbit=
morbe> ben Die &ir9e peroommt> Die
9Selt ober pielfo9 entl6uloi9t lon0ern
BON Der S6btung bes Weitmen1 16en. 9a
1T Die befannte amerifanil@e @iinOe> Die
BON 5oblrei6en augenoerOrebenben Wei=
BERN 0ie 9an5 fromue BeIu6erinnen ir=
gen0 ner@eftenfirde ]ino ous9eiibt tplro.
l1nb es lit 0o9 Morb> ni9ts ols MorS.
9a 1T bos 9uell oOer Der 3meifampi
,pe9en 1osenanl,ter beleioi9ter @Dre ooer
gar set robe amerifanil6e Yricefigbt.
IS 1T Moro> nt6ts ais W}oro> luenn
babel elmer ber &dmpfenoen setbOtet
wir6. Mber Bic Melt bdlts ni6t bafiir.
9a 1T en0lib Der }ogenonnte SDrannen=
moro ober bic SDotung zines &e9enten
o5er 1onf politi1@ bodtebenoen Perion.
9ie STRIDE be5ei6net cine lolbe SObtuu9
ols Elm 8erbre@en, audi tuenn Der SD<
rann 5ein 8plf 9rar1 Jam re9iert un6 unz
teroriitft> ia ielbjt bann nod, tuenn Elm
iol6er li9 Die 9errldoft mioerre6tli@
1ollte an9emabt boben. slu6 bann 1T
feline S0btung auf pripatautoritat bin
Elm Moro. @o leDrt bic &ir6e> aber
Die @elt preilet in pielen Sdllen ben Spz
rannenmorb, ia ben Meu6elmoro iiber=
baupt. Dos mag Man@en befremoen
aber Die @ersan9enbeit lebrt uns oab
bieles 1T ber Shat Der Sal 1T. 8e1
tennt ni@t Die @eI9i9te pom @ilbeln
Sell> bent @6tpei5er, Der Dem 2anopo9t
@ebler einen Pfeil our9 Die Brult iaste
unier 9r6Bter oeutl9er 9i6ter bat Der
Sen perberrli9t uno auf bent Plobe, tpt
ct bic $bot periibt baben loll bat oit
Na9pelt cine Selltapelle erbaut. @as
tbot aber Sell? Gr periibte ben SDrans
nenoro er mar Elm Men9elm6roer uni
bic Melt preiiet 1ein @erbre9en big au'
ben beuti9en Sag, Die &ir9e alein nenn
es bein1 re9ten Namen: Moro. Uni
pollenos Der Sbeil Der Welt, ber 1id
bel ieinem Sample 9egen Die &ir9e @ot=
tes auriid5iebt in Die ounfele 2usen; lpas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22

9eibentbums BON Ser groe pertrieben
but Die Meni6en iiber ibren S66pfel
lnb lire Beitimmllng belebrt, uno 10,
.9lei6 elmer leu1tenoen Come, 2i1l
mad ollen Geitell perbreitet. - Woa
tbun oage9en unlere mooernen Nuftldrer?
Sic MAIDEN es gera0e 10 fen pte oas
leu6tenbe S1ier6en, bas am slbenoe
9ernmflie9t. Ser 3eitun9spD6el, Die
@6tpdber in 8erlummlun9en uno an
Mirtbsbaustil6en> ber ungldubige SAM
bogel Del fd) ouf9efldrt ncnnt, mill
ni9ts iuiHeu pon einenl @ott. uno 1elner
Worlebung ibren 9immel lpollen lie 1u=
den auf GroelI luo er ni6t 5u finoen it,
unb oorum rennen llnb jogen lie na6
Geluinu unb @erub Der olles MooB
iberltei9t, Dos a6er ift tein 2i9t ion=
bern Die o(te 5inltcrniB oes 9eioea=
tbums, Der man fdll9li6er Wei1e ben
9}amen 9(uf ffldruug beigeiegt bat. @ott
bcwobrc uns por folder Nuftldrung -
Cine onoere gigenbeit Ser leu6tenOen
Sbicr1en eitebt 0orin, oob lic ni9t
brcnue1l ou6 menn man lie in Die 9ono
nimmt. @ie boben burUous feineBdrme
lonoern fiiblen li6 talt an. Das @on=
nenlidt ober mo6t porm 1lno perbrcitet
boour4 2cben uno Sru6tbarteit. Ser
gSdrme ober in Der pbpli16en gelt cnt=
lpri6t Die 2ic6e in Der morolil l6en Welt
llno oie1e 2icbe bot crit lpicOer Die tatbo=
li1d)e &irhe in Die gHelt se6ru6t. @ie
fat bic Wenl6en 9elebrt, Gott un0 lire
M}itmcnlNen 5u lieben. Sm alten Sci
ocntbume >uubte man ni6ts ppn @ottes=
lebe uno c6en 10 luenig BON Nd6iten=
liebt. Scr Neibe genob> Der @eluoltige
Dcrrl 6tc> >uer Die Gjeibel Datte> 0wong
tic, uno 5wor auf Dem Giicfen bes 9lr=
men, @0>pa6en uno @iilfloien. 9o
1tiitete Scr 5pDn @ottes oie fotDoli19e
&ir6e uno bic 9er5en Ser Meni9en
muroeu luorm in @ottes= uno 9fdd lten=
liebe. llnb Oie]e g80rme mar 10 grpB,
oob ni9t oie W}orterwerfseuge Der r6nai+
16en Sailer> niGt Die 9Dllenlputb Der
perIil6cn &6ni9e> ni6t oos Sigerber5
Der cn9lilden &6nigin Gli1 1obetD unb III
reg 9rorlomen 8aters lie ouslDl 9en
tonnte. 98ie piele 2iebesiperfe fat ni6t
Die fatboli16e &ir6e in ullcn Sabrbun=
6crteA 6erpor9e6ro6t! gSie piele iDrer
&inoer lino ni6t nod fortiudDreno am
&ronfeubette , in gr5iebun9sbaulern>
8enerln9sonfalten unO on anoeren Or
ten eil15ig uno allein nit Der Musiibung
ppn 2ie6esperfen bei6dfti9t! Wel6e
on0ere @e1eul ul6aft f0nnte au9 nur ben
S6eil Der oufopfernoen 2ie
beslperfe auf5ei9el> tpeld)e Die &inoer Der
fatbolil9en STRIDE 1ortwd6reno ausiiben?
DaDer lit bic tatbolil DE STRIDE oas wabre
2i6t, bas tpie Die @onne beu ma6t uno
Mdrme perbreitet. 9ie mDoernc 9luf=
fldrung ober i5t talt, pie oas leu9tenoe
g8eil ber -Wufeefldrte bonn
luobren @ott ni9ts lpilien Mill, 1onoern
nur bD91tens BON einem @otte 1einer
Ginbilounssfraft 10 bat ct feline @ottcs=
liebe unO ieine Menl@enliebe fdngt Bel
ibm lelblt an unO b0rt bel ibm 1elbit auf.
@etrieben BON @elbitlu4t, lino tie err
iuut init @ob 9esen Nae> Die ni9t Die
Musgeburten iDres nn9laubens uno ibre
Sirn9elpin1t tie beluunoern, ober ben Notb=
leioenOen Delfen, oos t6nnen lie ni9t.
lno wenn oenn oo@ mai 10 Elm Muf f9e=
flQrter Elm 2iebespert perri6tet, 10 9e=
}hiph+a u,,r nm hnfiir npInht ar mprhpn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22

Bsssye Sir Yomerop lit bic Grpet;tion ocs uObio
9saiienfreunees' bel Serrn @einrid Neutling 9,
6rontitrabe.
Ek1s@ stuc 8rieie, @eitellun9en, Nufrogen Gorrc=
iponben;en, 8eloienhun9en &c. aorcliire man oil
@eu. Sofep9 se((tna. auusroy, Meiss Go. ..
Bsase Bir bitten unere eeebrten 9(honnenten III
Gnpinatoi,, &p., hie nod nit Der Sabung i'm Slid
ita,he iinb has cclS seiduisit all ntren boytigen
Ngentcn @errn ". u(cr, 12c Straic go 81 bcsabIcn
,pDltll.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22
Wp pbenfaSenbcr

gSp ebenfasembcr ,.:isIg
fir bic 9io;eien Gincint1et5 Columbus, Sort
@ayne, @obingtou, Detroit unb Glcbelanb.
g. o6. Sult Nnna, SHUTTER WQarcns. .,.
M. 81. @erontfa b. Sultan, Sungfr.
3. %. &tctor unb Snnoccns, Edpte,
9(a5arius unb Gelius GNart.
~. 90 8elir .. 3weite, Sap It H.. 0art.
.. 30. Mortba, Sunafr.
s. 81. S9natius b. 2oDola, 8cf.
g. l. sua. Yetri 3ettenfeier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

SURRRNDRRIEG PART or HIS SrRALISes.
David A. Gage, the defaulting city treasurer OF
Chicago, has made arrangements TO turn over
TO the city some $40 600 In cash, and give s.
curity for the payment Of interest slreadv
charged against him on the controller,s boolss
slS coo, and for the recovery Of CITY MONEYS
deposited on broken banks, about $40 o6o
prosecution now pending against him 20, I'm
ing to turn over the $500 900 which be owes the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27
Fire I'm Frederick. Md

FREDERICK, Md, February H.-The large
livery stable of Samuel T. Brengle was de-
stToyed by Ore about four O'Clock this morning
Several valuable horses were burned including
the well-known ''W ade Hampton" A mum Der
Of buggies, wagons, and sleighs were also con
sumed. The loss, exclusive OF the horses, will
amount to $1,000. The origin Of the lire is sup
posed to be incendiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

Co-oPERATIvE WOREMEN. Some of fbe
workmen In Colts srmory At Hartford, Conn.
started cooperative grocery in 1895, fixing
the capital at 5000, but their scheme NOT
taxing well at first, they were obliged 10 COM
mehce Win q paid up capital of only A. $40
Inc INST SIX months the store barely paid eK-
70 per cent. was declared. The second wear the
balance OF the stock was called in and during
tne i've years ending 1873 thirteen 10 per cent
oiSleenos were declared. The present policy
OF the society is TO declare no dividend. INF ~
use all profits in extending the business and re
ducing the prices OF provisions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27

RAILROAD CONDUCTOR KILLKD.-At An
early hour yesterday morning - Griffith, ir-.
Irelght conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, while backing his train AZ Iittleton
Iorty miles east Of Wheeling, caught his foot i'm
a frog, and before he could exiricste himself he
was run over and instantly killed. He was un-
married, sged twenty-five, resided at Grafton.
west virginia, and was the only support OF a
widowed mother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27
Prospects Of q Prize Fight.

NEw YORK, February A.-It is said there are
prospects OF q prize fight being arranged be-
tween Tom Allen and Jim Mace. The latter is
now in London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27
A New Discovery About the New Cas-.
tie jail EScaDe.

NEw YORK, February "a dispatch from
Wilmington, Del, says the circumstances OF
the escape Of the prisoners from the New Castle
jail go 10 show that the warden was IN collu-
sion with the prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-27
POINTED r. M. Arthur, Of Aibsny. srsnd chief

~The locomotive engineers yesterday ap-
pointed r. N. Arthur, Of Albany, grand chief.
~Tbomas A. Springer, state printer OF Cali
fornia, died on Wednesday night.
0Lieut. General Sheridan and Major GEN.
erai orde LETT Cheyenne for Omaha yesterday.
~Wben our ancestors wanted q hot rum
punch, they said % without evasion, they did
not call h"kettled-rum-"-Bosf fraEscrspt.
n1Detective Leahy, OF New York city, Who
shot Michael McNamara while I'm search OF 4
noted criminal, has been committed 70 await
the action ofthe grand jury.
@Louh Bolivar, Q German, aged IS, at
tempted suicide In Baltimore, ycstsrdss. By
hanging, but vas cut down and rosustitacsd.
He Was out Of enploymeut
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THE House Committee on Foreign \ fair
this morning again considered the bill looking
to a Encouragement of the consular system, but
reached no conclusion.
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DIsMIseALe AT THE PORTSMOUTH NAVY
YARD.-lnstruction were received at the Nor
folk navy yard on Wednesday from Washington
present LOT men empIoyed, Of whom 800 are
70 be dismissed on Monday, and the remainder
placed on half time.
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SHAp.-Lovers Of this toothsome fish will be
glad to learn that large schools Of them are nov
mailing their way along the southern coast to-
ward the north. The largest number ever re-
ceived in Savannah In one day were onered Tor
sale there on the ed.
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FATAL LEAP FROM FOURTH STORY
MI>Dow.-On Saturday evening Miss 81
Emma Adams, daughter OF Mr.. Peter T.
pected manner. She had been for several
weeks confined 10 her bed by severe Illness al
tbough hopes were entertained OF her speed re-
covery. About O'Clock her attendant left the
room, and in a sudden alteration OF mind size
sprang from bed, raised the window suit GENTLY
TO force herself through the opening, fell % the
SIDEWALK, tour stories below, aud WAS taken uD
corpse. Mrs Adams was in her twenty third
year n beautiful and accomplished young Lady
and the pride OF her parents.-BosfOn GIoI.s-
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ST. Louis, February "a dispatch from
Wichita says McNutt, who is under arrest on
denies absolutely that he Is made a confess
sion,
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TIE GRANT PARrsH PRIeoSERs ON TRIAL
The Grant Parish prisoners are on tina before
Circuit Judge Woods In Louisiana A jury va
empaneled. and District Attorney Beckwffh
opened the case for the prosecution with . re-
cital of the cruelties committed on the c0lored
men OF Grant Parish. The trial Is expected 70
continue between twe and three weeks
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~The lower house Of the New Jersey leeis-
to the centennial exposition. s''''''
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NAN MIssISe.--C. W. Bates, aged a, a
partner in dry goods house NJ NorvaSk Ohio
SIter writing some Letters IN the Park Hotel,
Niagara falls, on the 18th inst walked out.
aho mas not since been heard from. Mr.. Bates
had large sum OF money on his person
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKVRNUR.-The receipts fro N thi
ource TO-DAY were S3Is S5172
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PERsoNAL.-Senator Patterson is very Ill al
lis residence, 9ls 15s1 street northwest.
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Daniel Drew Dangerously IN.
lying dangerously i'll at Ills residence in this city
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AcoUITTED.-St. Clair, the man arrested
charged with setting fire TO Portland, Oregon,
Al the time OF the great confagration, has been
acquitted. He proved that be was thirty ave
miles aWsy st the tfme of the fire.
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TAX oFRIcE FRAUDS IN BRoOKLYN.-Mr.
isaac Badsau, who Was for SIX years collector OF
taxes in Brooklyn, and who il reDorted 10 he
worth nearly half million dollars WAS arrested
yesterday on charge OF embe element. The
method by which the alleged frauds were com
nltted was simply by retaining the default and
interest on unpaid taxes. IL Is said that tue
amount OF the alleged embeZ Element aggregates
twenty our thousand dollars, and Mr.. BadeAu's
bail Was liked AZ thirty thousand dollars These
crimes have become so common that they scarce
ly excite r. mark, and the only wsy 20 stop them
IL TO punish with severity the men who are found
10 be guilty OF offences such a. that with which
this man Il charged.-N T. braid pan
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Fire Beats whisky,

CINCINNATI, o., February G.-rhe distiIlery
of Bryeon & Co., at Portsmouth, Ohio, was
burned this morning. The distillery was valued
at SO, 900. There was no insurance.
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INDIANS LEAVING THEIR RRsRRvATIoN.-A
telegram from the Indian agent at Yuma, Cal.
to the Indian commissioner, says the Indians
are leaving the San Carlos reservation.
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consul RECoG SIZED.-The President has
recognized Joa Jacintho Rebello as consul OF
Portugal at Boston.
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JAcKsohyILLI, FLA, February I.-wm.
Keene, the murderer Of Valentine, was hung
at 1880 O'Clock this morning. He acknowledged
his guilt,
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THE oPULINr CITIZENS of Philadelphia come
up obly to the relief Of the poor. Among the
mort bounteous givers are Drexel q Co., bank
There gentlemen, are, moreover FREQ uent and
large contributors to various charitable and be-
neyolent institutions.
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Nor MURDRR.-In Philadelphia Mrs. Mary
walbott died yesterday morning from the eff
fects OF pistol shot wound, which was sup
posed to have been fred By her husband. Pre-
vious to her death she ex0nerated her husband
frCm having caused her injuries.
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SUIT has been begun in New York in the
district court by the United States to recover
$4,000 from the principal and sureties on the
official bond given by Matthew j. McKeon,
paymaster.
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The HOUSE Committee on Public Lands have
under consideration a bill granting the right OF
way through the several territories to railroad
companies, upon which they expect to reach a
definite conclusion next week.
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SUPPOSED PoIsoHnRs ARRHsrHD.-In Port.
daughter have been arrested on surpicion Of
poitoDing Josephine French, found dead in bed
At Kimball's residence yesterday morning.