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REGULATOR
TESTIMONIALS.

nave never seen or tried such
eIhcaclous, satisfactory and pleasant
III my lte.-H. HAINEs, st. Louis, Mo-
Hon. Aler. II. Stephens.
=" Il occasionally use, when nv condifI
| qulres it, DR.. Simmons Liver REM
with good effect.-HoN. ALEX. H. STTr.
Governor Of alabama.
Your Regulator has been in use
family for some time, and | am persr
is valuable addition to the meds
ence.-Gov. J. GILL SHORTEN. Ala, i
have used the Regulator in nv j
Ior me past seventeen years. [ can safl
commend 1t to the world as the best me b
nave ever used for that class of diseaa6 b
ports to cure. III. F. THIGpEN.
President of City Bank. q
Simmons Liver Regulator has d q
good and efficacious medicine &c r
TING.
Druggist. =,
I'VE have been acquainted with !, IN
mons Liver Medicine for more thai
years, and know it to be the best Live ~
Iator offered to the public."-M, R. beyi
:! was cured by Simmons Regulst Pc
ppaVlhg suffered several years with GIL,
feVer. R. E. ANDERSON. nll,
The Clergy. @.
Have been dyspeptic for years ~
~ gulator two years ago; it has acta K1e
0hafln IN my case. Rev. j. C. HoLHp i ~ :
Ladies Endorsement
L have given your medicine a Il:
trial, and in no case has it f en-.
give full satisfaction, ELLEN NJ {.
Fla. Jea
Sherif-Bibb County, Con
II have used your Regulator withso sse'
snect In Rllious Collie and Dyspep'D Il
y e4cellent remedy, and certainly .bcfs
&C. MAsTERsoN, Bib COa
My Wife. IL,
MY wife and self have used tl'
ator for years, and testify to its g' Ilib1
'ues. Rev.J. r. FIELDER, Perry, TIA. sntis
l think Simmons Liver Regular
u. ne pest Medicines ever made for s IT
ny wife, and many others, have usea -
wonderful effect K. SPARKS, AI9l ssss
M. II. 30.
1 nave used the Regulator in u! p. h
na also In my regular practice : peS
ounu IL a most valuable and satIsfaG hqa
clue and believe if it was used by ~
ION ~, IL would be of service in very nla1 G
know very much of its comp6onsa,
nu can certify it's medicinal qualIlinI + IT,. re
etotiy harmless" -B. T. GRIGGs, NJ 81
an. 7-6m Ncs
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

Is emlnently Family Medicines and by be-
ing kept ready for immediate resort, will save
many an hour of suffering and many dollar
IN time and doctors bills
After over Forty Years trial it is still re-
celvlng the most unqualified testimonials to
its virtues from persons of the highest charac-
Ter and responsibility. Eminent physicians
commend 1t as the most
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EI'ETHS -.

-biter-A flea.
Pig-A hogs little boy.
Of all sad words of tongue or pen, the
saddest are-He's drunk again.
"Can you write a canto, J ulia?'
" No." said Julia, ''but l can tomates
right"
''Mrs. Hen edits paper in Iowa, and
cackelateS that she knows how" Eggs
trawn'ry.
A good time to pass around the hat
when it has stone under it and you are
tempted to kick it.
A lad crawled into sugar hogshead,
and his first exclamation was, ooh, for
thousand tongues"
A book has been published called
''Half Hours with Insects" The author
was not regular boarder.
A child being asked what the three
great feasts of the Jews were, promptly
replied, Breakfast, dinner and supper"
Nothing recalls to the mind of the mar
RED man the joys of his single life so
wildly as to find that the baby has been
eating crackers in the bed.
An Indiana farmer needing package
of screws, writes to his merchant in town, |
deer Sur-pleze cend by the Barar
(won) paxig of Scroughs, meioum size.
all Sow Scheep Scrough driver, and |
obleege, etc."
Carl Pretzel says, "Der young man
vot did said der vorld't owed him some
Iifin', vas ladely turned der door out on
akound he's Iandlady vas unwilling to
dock on her shoulder plade der indebt-
edness Of der vorldt."
a gentleman having bought a pair of
geese, asked the seller why he was so
unwilling to dispose of one alone. "Whv.
sir, SAID he, 'they have been constant
companions five and twenty years, and I
had not the heart to part them"
John Mitchell has been elected 70
from Tipperary, and there is
a jolly row about it. The Premier will
move resolution declaring the ineligi- ]
bility Of Mitchell. 1t will, no doubt
be adopted, and Mitchell will enioy ,
again the advantage of being MARTYR 4
Cincinnati Commercial.
81 am busy ploughing and cannot en-
tertaln company" is the substance of a
note written by a Macoupin county, H.. a
girl to st. Louis exquisite who had met &C
her at fashionable party in the latter W
2ity, and wished to visit her at her home P
The glorious maiden is graduate Of an tt
illinois seminary, and her father gave re re
Ter an eighty acre farm, on condition %
hat she should help to work it herself OF
which she does.
A lady who had barely succeeded in
lot catching an outgoing train at Can az
on Miss, stood gazing at it with her
rms full of packages and her ewes full
i tears, when a gentleman arrived at
he depot on run, with his valise in -
us hand, his coat on his arm. and his
ace streaming with perspiration. He
at down on his valise, looking at the n
anlshing train, and deliberately said u
damn F." Whereupon the lady sweet, |
smiled and earnestly said, THANK E
on, sir" ''''ii'> =
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For Dyspepsia or Indigestion.

. SP0FSId OF 4lIQ1gHSL1ou.
Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all climates an,
changes OF water and food may be faced with.
9 gu Iear; As a Remedy in MALARIOUS
FEY VERS. Bowel Complaints, Restlessness
Jaundice, Nausea, 9i0'''
1T HAS no EQUAL.
1t is the Cheapest, Purest and Best Familu
Medicine in the World!
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THE FAVORITE
Ill O I'M e r. e. me DIV.

rs WARRANTED NOT TO CONTAIN !;
Il single particle of Mercury, or any injuriou
mineral substance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs
which an all-wise Providence has placed in
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail.
1t WILL CURE ALL Diseases caused by Derange-
ment of the Liver and Bowels
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. OR
MEDICINE,
Is emlnently Family Medicine; and by be-
ing kept ready for immediate resort, will save
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THE DAILY CLARION.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1875.
A Persian Love song.

All sad are they who know not love,
But, far from passions tears and smiles
Drift down amOonless sea beyond
The silverv coast of fairy isles.
And sadder they whose longing lips
Kiss empty air and never touch
The dear warm mouth of those we love-
- Waiting, wasting, suffering much.
But clear as amber fine as musk,
Is life to those who, pilgrim wise,
Move hand in hand from dawn to dusk,
Each morning nearer paradise.
Oh, not for them shall angels pray;
They standIn everlasting light;
They walk in Alah's smile by day,
And nestle in his heart by night.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-26

uerbaftet, @iner bon ben brei 8eriouen gene
fen gu iein, melhe in Der perilofeueu @oh
beriudten, ben 3abln1eiiter Samcett bon
lapeafe=Sbio-@ Su ermoroen. Mc
gSaoe tpuroe sur 3eit oes anariffeS ron Sam
cett's Segleiter, bem @anal- Superintenoenter
Ntuluanep, feitgenommen uno erfannt. Otar
bofft aud Die anberen Seioen raid su er.
tuil6en.
= Seute Nabmittag llbr brah aui BEN
SeuboOen zines Stalle8 IN Der Nllen Smi
ifen Der 9. uno 10. StraBe nnb Sc. uno 3.
StraBe Seuer aus, welde8 iibrigenS raid
gelOldt murbe.
- Sim Samita9 gta9mittag nabnen Die
SnlanO iteuerbean1ten in Dem 2abeu beS 3.
&ougbran al Der Yennipluania=A =Apeuue nabe
Der Is. StraBe 10000 Stiid @igarren in
SeiAlag, neil Der @tgentbiimer oerfeblt bate,
ben anforOeruugen bes @eiebeS Su entipre.
fen. @s erbeut, baB 3cugbran ben 9r0Bten
Sbetl Der @i9arren in Baltimore fabri5ireu
lief, unb baB Der SoItimorer Sabrifart eS
nnterlieB, Die 8iiten Sr BREMEN. Ser Steuer
@ommiiidr tulro oaS @erfabren nteberi6la=
gen, weltn Der Saltimcrer Sabrifant i'm
iiberseugen fam, baB bel Dem Serfabreu feiu
Setrus beabiidtlgt mar.
- SRI. Sietjen8 CAB beute abeno III Der
DQtucoln Sale" etn @on3ert, pelde8 iebr
sablreid beiuft mar.
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Selegrapbil6e 9epei9eat.
(1eri1te Der ~anociirten Yreiie" fir ben ~&or'
relponbenteu.O
STANDARDIZATION.
slus Der Sumoesba,tptitast.

gSaibtugton, ben 25. DIT. = Ser
Yraioent bat Die Gonlmiifion bes Aleranber
g. Sobnion BON gtem-Dorf gum SreisrtAter
oes snetten @eri4tsbesirfes bon 9terp<9orf
untersei9uet.
Ger Sabresbsri6t Ses gunbesi9aemeis
itsrs Stem seist, ba3 bic Gtnuabmen bes lets
ten 6isfallabres $2Ss .00o, ,o51.1O betruseu; ;
bic @ciammt<ausgaben beliefen itdl auf
$274,623, 1892. "a. SIM eaufe bes Sabres
puroen S1ulburfunoen gum Setra9e bon
$lO4 $50, 800 unO Sdatamtsnoten gum 8e'
trage bon $11O, 143 ,00l eiugeSosen.
Der Same bes 5afen-@oaeftors @aiep
bon Nslp.Srleans eri6ien bieier Gage IN
elmer Spesialoepel9e in YerbinOung nit Dem
Sduaps- -yiiuse BON ct. 9ouis. @aieb ldbt
erfldrsn, bab er meSer nit bem Sanapsge-
i6dfte IN CT. Souls, nod ionitpo in Serbin'
oun9 ftebt.
N1bomas s. Wilt6el bon Sllinois wurbe
gum aSenten Der @row-Snbianer, nnb 0erter
s. Glapp gum Igenten Der Ntilfs 0fipere Snbls
nfler erltannt
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pie Der Sag rpar, pelber gefeiert merOen ioll, 4,
Die 3eit, tn rpeldle bieie 6eier fdat, iit faum
iuenniger glorreid). Son einem fleinen Sol
fe BON faum WiGionem Seelen itnb mir Su
elmer 9roben Station bon 40 Dillllonen an9ez
madien, uno mir lebeu i'm tieften 6rieOen
nit Der gau3en gSelt. Sie iettionellen Sdlme=
risfetten fino gehoben nHo bic llriadlen, nell
DE oieielben beraHibeidlporen baben, fir tnl=
nler beieitigt. Oas gauge 9anS III 1ret, unD
tie 8egierunssform, inter neld)er fptr leben,
1T Die bette, ipelde meul6llte Wetsbett le.
mails geplant bat, unb geeignet, nns unS ullz
ieren Jtadtommen ale Die Seguuugeu 81 IL
dern, melhe Oieie 9tegieruns gepahren
fann."
Jn ben 4utbra5its 81 e9 ionen
oor Yenni anten leuen berettS
ie4s groBe &Oblen,@eieaifaften tbren Serg-
leuten cine arbeitsperrinserung bonn l. Jlo
pember ruo eine sduslidearbeitS.@ @initellung
pomIl. DECEMBER an au9efiinbigt baben. Oieies
piirbe fir bic Semofratie ulefleidt 10000
Stimmen bebeuten, benn Der penniglpantlte
Sergmann tit mebr, als irgenb ein anoerer
Viirger genei9t, bic 5eitpeiltge 9te9terung fltr
Die i9ledten 3citen perantmortlld) 81 nlas
den.
Sn 9ouisp lille fano ebenio, ipie iip
Dttlnarfee, eine Seriammluns Sebufs Or.
9anifirung zines gitationspe-eins fir oas
Semiaar .Yroieft ftatt. lor. 8rof. Midbels,
beutiher Silfsiuperintenbent Der 0ffentltden
Sdulen, Der elm Witglieo bes bonn beuti1.
amerifanli9en eebrerbuuoe wdbreno oeiien 6.
atresperiammlung in 3oleoo ernannten
Geminar~ ~Gomite'S lit II. bem als Birfuugs=
freis fir oas Brojeft &entud1, Die SIoifaaz
ten, ysemsa albang unb Sefferionpine, Sno.,
iberlpieieu muroen, fiibrte ben Soris; eS
muroen mehrere S6relben aus peribiebenen
Srten bes ibm augemieienen Siftrifts perle.
len. Sn mehreren oerlelben tpirb cine fr0ftt9e
llnterfiieuns in ausiift geitellt. = yta9
elmer ldngeren 9iStuiton Der slugele9enbeit
nurbe BON berSeriammlung beId)loiien, elnen
sSerein 5u griinoen. beiien gufsabe ieln ioa,
bic allgemelnen Gr5iehuu9sirasen nno ipe5iell
bic 0iittsl unb Wege sur @riiuOung ocs
prOiefttften Seninars an;ngeben. 9le fol'
9enoen Sp. tpurben alS @ontite 3ur @ntmer-
flung elmer @ouititution fir Den Sereiu ers
uannt: gS. Wfiiaer, Yb. UiiAels uno Selnr.
8nDfel. ,sl lsss.
Der Staatsidatneifer BON 8euniDls
ua EN- ruirb beute eine 0te4tferti9un9
oer6ffentli9eu. IT, -t.
Sn. gtem.S Orleans ftarb seitern her
Heser, @eneral u. 9. Barter, etn promi= |
nen1ter Bolitifer, i'm Ilter BON 46 Sabren.
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Uernttf6te 9epefd)en Gus
,Heft2sSl nt.f


New.Dorf, %. Oft. = 9cute Mor=
gen bielten Wioeop unb Sanfep in 3almage'8
Stride ihreu Sriibsottesolenit. @tua 5000
Saufsmte, bic mad ibren @ei9aften unters
ne9S iparen.
-@olo erDffnete su 114s.
Der Danpfer ,Oatotab" lit uon 2iuer'
pool bier eingetroffen. .....
-GrsNihter Opener, Der Geferent in Der
y@ries sBabn"z zansele9enbeit, le9te beute ie!nen
8erid,t por; oerielbe biuigt ben Serid)t oeS
MaHe. .@nrators Se,pett. 9as 9ertd5t uer=
tueiserte benz geridte bic 8eftdtlsuns.
= Der llnterihatmeiiter 5ablte beute fir
Snterefien $668, 700 nno fiir ein9eso9eneSblis
sationen $37 900 aus.
: Die 3Oll ginnabmen betrugem bente
$442, 900.
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Nem.Dorf, %. Sttbr.-@clO 1eidt 81
4-5. gSediel rubi9 u. ftetig gu 4.79. @olO
i6loB 3u 1l5-1155. Snnoes- Sbltgationen
ifloiien hau, aber ftetis; 8ler Coupon
1928; 64er Coupon. ll84; 65er ll84; nene
118s; Ser 119f; b8er 1909; neue Siinfer
116a; 10.40er Coupon 11e5. aftien ifloien
lebbaft II. unftetis; N.=D. Central 1913; @rie
17b; 2afe Gbore COZ; SIS. Central 80;
Yittsbnrs go; North sseitern 375; Brior.
514; 9todsSslanb 103t. II
nnterihatamtS Bilaus: Sob Sal ,067,s
931. Sourant S53 .953198
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NrGnNe,

@ettps sburs, Yenni., 25. DIT. = Die
ieds Wieilen n6rOlid bon bier gelegene n@o<
mago.Bapiermiible" brannte am Samitag
ahen6 ab. Gerluft S35 1000; Serii6erung
$4,000. 9as Teuer fam oura granoiifs
tung aus.
&tncin natl, g., 25 Sttober. - Sn
SeriailleS, Q8oolioro County, &p., brad
geitern 4benb 6euer aus, tpoburd) gSllion's
Staa NIT 18 Tferben, Sailp & Comps
Staa uub Elm 8obnbaps serft0rt pnrben.
Ser ySerIuif betrGnt S15. 600
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I'm lbren 3tued 8u erreiden.
8ermii6tes.-9er @brw. Or. s. 81
Bed, Der neueruannte 8rebiger Der Dtound
Sernon.M Oiiten.Sir9e, preoigte oor9ez|
itern gum sriten Nale. Die Stride mar Jed
bieier @ele9enbeit bis auf ben Ietteu Ylae'
9efiiQt.
- @r. .Gice.8rGtbeut &olfar traf am 6reiI !
ta9 nit ieiner SSamiie in Baltimore Elm, unA
fir cine 8Ofe lang Die @aitirelnoihaft bed
Ord. Samuel 81. SbOemafer in Aniprud Il
nebmen. She er nad) oeln 9Selten suriidfeb
rem piro, geOenft CT noh Jtoriolt uuo &thA
mOnb 81 beiuden. gSie e8 belBt, miro G
I'M nGd]iteu Mdr3 inter Den 4uIpi3ien be
,Staats=&emperen5 'aQtan5" elne 8orleiuHA
III Baltimore balten,
Ser 0ampfer n@eorge Sam,
meld)er Dor Sur;em i'm Sbelterfule ianf, ilU
iebt gliidll9 aebOben woroen uno mirO i'll Die
| len Sagen in Baltimore etntrefien, mo cd
elner grliuOli1en &eparatur unter3Ogen wer
| ben ioQ.
unfdGGe.-@ Sin Maun, Namens MiQed
| 6urlOng, fiel 9elteru auf oer @de Der @utaw1
ltrafe un0 @ompen aQep unO 5og Fd3 eind
i4llmme &opfpunoe Su. 0tan ibafite ibl|
uadD ieiner gSObnuug an Der StrlderltraBeI
NO Or. @llliS bic 28unoe uerbano.
- Der Ied)Sj6brige 0arrD Strait fparo ae]
tern am Der @de oer Bratt. uuo SetbelltraBd
pom eiuem 8agen iiberfabren unO brad oeI
re9ten 4rm. Or. 9wtnelIe lelitete ibm Gr3tI
li6en 8eiitano.
= Sobaun Oieiel ftiir3te geftern WoraeiI
auf Der @de Der 8ratt. unO @Deuitrabe bon
einem 8agen unO sog itb etnigeGerlesungen
III. 0ieielben itno 9liidtter gSelle ui9l
gefdbrltb.
SIN oenti6en Gbeater in BEL
yMedJanic8 - G" 9tr. 1852, gScIt.
6apetteltraBe, muroe geiteru &benb gum Ye
nefi3 fitr 9ru. SuliuS Sinfel oas @0rner'Idt
4ultlpiel: pie StleTmanla" aufgeIiibrt, unt
oas Nuoitorum 5olte ben 0arltelleru, bic i'd
/ lbrer 1uiSabe gut entlebigten, mieberbolt leb
| 5aften Setfal. Sr. Sol. BeiBner, Der tiid]
tige Germalter Der 6alle, erb0bte oa5 Amiic
ment Der sAuweicnOen burd Serabretdunt
treiflt3er 9etrdnfe uno Speien, uuo leinge
, miitbfi9eS SanStran,6en feiielte bic Sciufe
bis laugc na9 Dtitternaht.
Seuer III etrenl Stalle.- @eIterl
Hahmittag fur3 uab llbr, murbe in eiuen
binter benz Sauie gtr. 140, SrantlnitraBe gc
teqenen Stale 6euer entoedt. Die 2Glhmann
idlaft mar d)nell an DIT unb Steae lni
murOe in furScr 3eit RelIter Der 6lammen
: gtadtebenOeperren erlittsn gerIufte: 81. s
6olep $175 (uerIi4erD; s. s. Sune $25,
(usrltflert); Dt. S. Dfaladi $75 (uerii9ern
: Inb Sarl 6eB 800 (uidt perihertJ.
Da8 6euer ioa ourf einige Snaben, meld)
im Stalle @i5arIen raudteu, entitnnoen ietu
Sali6er Alarm.- Somohl be
q. qeitern Morgen pom IIarnfaten gtr. 127
ais aud DER bonn Alarmfaiten ytr. So aeaebe
ne 6euerldrm mar bIino.
Die Seuerl0Idbeb6rOe bat aui Grmittelun
Der llrbeber Oteler 6eHerlGrme $10O SeIot
uung gdett.
nsE- 8erionen. ole bon A1ullen nenlon
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gta0t galtimore.
Anfmnft oeS engltfd1en 9ampfers
Ank%n r@{~.A

Der sur alan'iden 2inie geb5rtge 9ampfer
yNOua ScOtian," @apt. &idarOiOn, traf
seifern WOrgen i'm bieiigen 6afen etn.
@r DerlieB 2iperpocl am 5. Sftober, bate
bis St. SObnS, N.s6., nit bober Gee su
fdmpfen uno bon ba fiber Salifar, N.tSd.,
bis 81 ben &apes, Die er am 9ountag Nor.
gen nm 10 llbr paiitrte, un9enebmes Better.
@r bradte IA YaIiasiere, Sarunter folgenoe 4
in Der &aiiite: @apt. &enton, 6rau 0teuton
uno ISM. Smaa BON @nglanb unb 2ieut.
Berrp aus Baltimore BON europa.
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@oIo.Wt1ett iiberidltu etttittt.

9 an Sran6tsce, 25. Dtfbr. = I'm
Sonntage orang in Die Sdafte Der conioli=
birten Slrginia 8ergtperf Gompagnie ein
gSaiieritrom ein, Der, rpie man slallbt, am
9ienitage 81 laufen aufsebDrt baben mirb.
au4 mi bic Shlflte bon @oulo & Gurp, Sa1
puse & 6al unS RorcroB fino @aferuaHen
eingebrungen Hub haben Die arbeit unm0s,
lid genla6t. Spdtere 9epelaen melben,
oab Der gDafiersufluR utter @ontrole 1T.
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GiSetthoh htt sISrnaek.

@bica g o, ST., 25. Ott.-NOfelle 81.
Sougb bat i'm Sbergerid)te in Dem Bro3eiie
gegen Sbos. $. Oobbins nnO @enoiien nm
bic @ruennuug zines Sequeiters iiber bte
,,@bicaso Saciic.Sabn" angebalteu, neil,
pie $. bebauptet, Die Sertla9ten ibn ais at-
tioudr Der gabn Inn ieinen antbeil gum Se
traae NON $40. 900 aebradt habeu.
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Nem-Srleans, Ga., %. SftOber. -
Dennis 3teabp wuroe geitern abenO aui
einent SrOttoir tobt gefunSen. Ser S6Goel
mar ihm nit einem idlmeren Snitrumente
eingeiblagen. 4uf ben Strhadlt, Sen Moro
ueriibt gu baben, wurbe &bomas @leaicn
berhnftPt
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8oiton, Wiaii., rs. Sftober. = Die
60zidbrige Sulia @lenuan, melfe in ytr. 10,
Sbarteritrabe, nit einem Rdbben, Nantens
Sarriuston, lpobnte, ,puroe geiteru nit elmer
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Iu9e tobt am gobsn llegeno gefunben. Die
Ebiire oes Saues war perlhloien unb bic
9arrinston uiht 3u finbsn. als bic Bolisei
ibre SerAaftuug bepirfte, geitano fie, baB ite
Die Serftorbene in Der Srunfenheit nit einem
Stiid 9ols 9eiflasen patte. Sente miro cine
9eid]enld]au itattfinSen.
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8eabing, Benni., 25. Oft. = giner
@eieulhaft bon Oamer llno Sinbern bon
bier pioerfubr, wdbreno ite slpei Dieilen
pou Der Stabt Sldtter iammeln lpollten, elm
llnfaa, incem oas Yfer0 ourdging. 3ebn
Fitslteoer Der @eiellaaft purben mebr ooer
n1tu0pr thinner berleBt
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Soliet, Su., 25. Sftbr. - Sacobs, Der
Meiereibeiiter bon Somer, Der bier weser
Srauenmor0es I'M porigen Sriibiabr uerbaftet
muroe, ift beute bes Serbre6ens ihulbis be-
frlnben unb gum Sooe ourh ben Strid terurs
tbeilt morben. Der gemeis beitano mir IN
llm11nhen. bic ober iehr Qrapirenb rpQren.
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am Sonntag fanb oas brittle Stif.
tung8fef Der en9lti9 beutl DEN
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bic 5b. Us. g. Sarrlion, s. 9annon, g8m
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oe$ Generals Sbos. s. Sadon tbetl5uncb.
men. gle Iperben bel Der 0emonltratlon in
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tungen cine groBartige tueroen; @eneral $.
Seth pirb als @bef Mariball funsireu, unr
Die alsemeine Geitun9 Der SemOnfratiou
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81 o n trea [, 25. SftOber.- = gB. Warfs
luno Wiolion bon ben Moiiic.@ @iieutperfen
hat feline 3abluusen eiuseitellt. Die Ser
binbli6feiten merben auf cine &iertel>
9I2iffin1 neSd,9ht
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Santo , M ngo, 9. Sftober. -
Die polltiiaen Serbdltnilie itnb leiblid, bod
Die Stnan5lase if bebauerusmertb. 0er
S9abamtsiefretdr bat bem @ongreie an9e.
beutet, baB bic Republif bancroft 1T.
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ipiirt noroelt.
Sn 1apti berrid9t 8ube. Die aafieesgrnote
bat begonnen nno miro 81 Is - 153 Der.
fauft.
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New-Dorf, 25. Sftober. - Dem I6tb.
Sarl S9ur5 purbe beute lhe1b in Der gSobs
nung oes Srn. 8opal Ybelps Elm unofiBleaer
@mpians gu Sbeil. Inter ben anpeenoen
befanben fi6 rie ST @onperneure Dig uno
Utorgan uno anoere befannte Gerlonen. 9tez
ben lpurbeu t1tcht aehQlteu,
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fern Nbenb eTplooirte eine SobleHolanipe in
ben Sanoen Der Gmma Chapman in benz
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0aus in Sranp serietb. Das Seuer wuroe
raid aeIDidlt.
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