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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-25
but Walter came to the throne after the
kings death, and was long known as good
King Walter.
Held a Regiment at Bay.

The Bowling Green (Ky.) Paragraph
has the following Mr.. William B. Win
ans has in his possession remarkable
gun, and one that has an unwritten and
partly an unknown history more remarka
BILE than the weapon itself. AS to where
it was made, or by what train of circum-
stances its death-dealing crack became
sound of terror along the Tennessee
and Cumberland rivers during the earli-
est years of the late war, we shall not
pretend to say. The very sound of the
gun became known and familiar, and an
ominous one along infantry skirmish
lines, and among the sharpshooters.
Near the time of the battle of Shiloh
some infantry had been employed in
skirmish or accommodating duty in the
deep-tangled woods. Crack, bang,
boom roared at intervals the old gun in
the distance, at every discharge laying
soldier stiff and stark in death with un-
erring accuracy. Shift their positions
as they might, the gun would bang
away, and with hiss and thud there
would be one soldier less. The
direction of the firing was ascertained,
and the entire regiment or party was
ordered to charge toward it without
knowing where or what it was. On
they went, losing man at every few
PAGES. Nothing was accomplished, and
the party returned, leaving the murder
GUS gun cracking awayas they retreated.
Shortly afterward the old firelock was
heard again with her murderous music.
It was resolved at all hazards to find and
capture the internal machine. After
persistent efforts a tall, raw-boned, griz-
zle bearded, large-sized Texas ranger
was discovered in the foliage of a tall
tree, from among the branches of which
he was picking off his foes as well as he
had picked off hundreds before.
Brought to bay, he continued to load
and shoot with deadly aim till brought
down, and the famous gun was captured.
It is gun of immense caliber, being
near eight feet long, with smooth
bore, single barrel, large enough to ad
NIT small l-sized walnut
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-25
Influence Of Season on the Skin.

Donhoff calls attention to the fact
that the obvious difference between the
fur of animals in summer and in winter
is associated with an equally striking
difference in the texture of thickness
of their skins. Thus, for example. the
average weight of an OK hide in winter
is seventy pounds. in summer ffty-five
pounds the hair in winter weighs
about two pounds, in summon one
pound, leaving about fourteen pounds
to be accounted for by the proper sub
stance of the skin. These differences
are quite as decided in fotal animals as
in adults. Calves born in winter have
longer and thicker coat than those
born in summer; moreover, there is
difference of more than pound in the
average weight of their skin after the
hair has been removed. Similar facts
may be observed in the case of goats
and lambs. That these differences are
not to be ascribed to any corresponding
change in the diet and regimen of the
parent animals is proved by tho fact
that they are equally manifest in the
young of individuals kept under cover
and on the same food all the year
round.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-25
The Tramp.

MADAM" he said, "you see before
you blighted fellow creature / amt a
tramp, marin, amt I have had my
little store of wealth laid away for these
rainy days; but ah marm, relative and
speculation brought me to this sad state
in which you see me Twas long on
Erie railroad stock, marin, and-eh ?
Woodg Me saw that woodH Madam, /
feel you cannot realize my situation
Good morning.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-25
Not Forgotten.

Henry Wilson was singularly remem-
bered by the people of his native place,
Pennington, N. H. While the bells
tolled, the villagers on foot followed a
bowlder of ten tons weight, dragged by
ten oxen, for nearly two miles to the
acre lot on which stands the house in
which Wilson was born, and there de-
posted the rough bowlder as a noun
ment. The acre was part of the farm
of Goliath, Wilson's father, but was sold
years ago to q wealthy manufacturer,
who gave it to Henry Wilson.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-25
A Valuable Discovery.

An accidental discovery of great i'm
portance, if verified, is announced by a
French veterinarian who noting that the
"foot-and-mouth disease" seem inva-
riably to spare cattle affected with cow
pox, has vaccinated q number of oxen as
preventive measure, with the result
that "not one of the twenty-five beasts
successfully innoculated has up to this
date shown any sign of foot-and-mouth
disease, although living among animals
largely infected with it.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-25

To irritate woman whose mind is of
the strong sort, read to her that if she
were in Japan her three principal duties
would be: 1. Obedience to parents
when child. 2. Obedience to her huHs
band when o wife, .. Obedience 30 bes
eldest aon when widow.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-25

The amount of capital invested in
manufacturing enterprises in Louisville,
KY, is about 800, ,0OO,O 900; the number
of workmen employed, 10000; the fetal
of wages paid, $4,000, 900, and ths an'
nual product 96B, 900, ,0o0i
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-25

At Norwich, Conn.,, the other day
tramp was given an old vest. He soon
returned with fve-dollar bill he said
he found in one of the pockets. The
gentleman of the house was so well
pleased with his honesty that he gave
him dollar, and the nextday discovered
that the bill WAS wrstchsdly executed
ccunterfeik
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-25

A Detroit newspaper, to which De-
troit merchant undoubtedly contributes,
states that the Michigan farmers owe the
Michigan merchants e6,000,000.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-12-25

We are never more than half Rs miser'
able az we think we ere,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
Serfauf
III unu tpertbooaen oorhantlfden 8rano
itiiden uuo bitbfdIeu gSpbnbduiern,
ApY
Nproiueitsls6e Der Staot.

Su5ol9e Der ibm l6ertra9cHeu 8oamadt nir0 bel
unterSeitnete auf offentlier autton an ben Ueiits
ftas, ben 5. SUM- 1875, Siadlmittass 1 ubr, oerr
fauteH:
Oas mertbppHe 0runoNa6, i'm @auSen unge.
fdbr Nder eut6alteno, cine tletne Gntieruune bon
Der QBino1or=Uiillz lzROao, uu9efGbr Squdres Deltz
LID pom Der gtoropeit>Sfe Der StaotsrenSe geIe9e
Die ,lSeittitbe Ularptdnoer 8a9n" paiirt Die meifs
libe @de oe5 @5rInoftiides. f5irItz uno Seconoitr
iino ourb bic StraBenz& &ommiidte Uon galumotes
@ountp, unnittelbar n0rolib uno parallel init be>
uor0l. Staot9renSe au59eIe9t, 9eben ourt oieier
Ylae, IL. ibre yireairung uiro iest ourb ieue Som.
mliidre let9eiteut SGs 9anje 9tunotdd 1T in
BldSeu pun 9eeigneteH Groben an 6eiben Scten bic;
er Straben en9etbett uno oGe Sano le9t fir iofor=
tt9e Beuusun9 ieqr 9lnht9.
uumittelbar on 5trtitr0Be 1T eiR ie6r 9erdumt9ea
uno 4iblhes gSobnhauS, gut sebaut pom poll
nit StegeIitetnen au59eiat NIT Sas, g3aiier, Rdns
9e, 6urnace uno oleu mooernen Serbeiiernn9en.
Iabe oem Sanie in elm Gi5baus, @as9aue, ISob=
nun9 fir Sienitboten, Staluns uno anoeren Ne=
bengebauoen.
NIe oteie @ebdube ftn0 BON Der 6siten art unb bcs
inbeu It auI eincm 3faum, ipetber Der 6irilitr.
ungefdbr 800 6uS brett uno 100 SuB ttet bis on etne
81 6u6 brette Alep 9ebt. Der Reft oes @ruueet9eRs
t9uns tf In ungeidbr GU Bldse pom pertteoenen
@roBen an Der Strlt= uuo Seeoho StraBe etn9e'
tbeiIt.
Der seseupdrtise 3usaus 6u oieem @runoci9eus
tbum 1T auf elmer Jtoao, rpeld1e norolid oon oel
g8inoiorz rzDiilsJloao Idnss zines Robert s. Sdrrp
Qeb0renoen @i9enthums binlduit.
Oieer SertauI 9iebt cine empietlensmertbe @5eles
aenbeit tir @jelodnldaen IL oorItabtiiten @runoz
ftideR nit perthuolen @ebduli6feteu auI eilen
G1elL oersIben. @runorthe ionnen im Sireou oee
unterSeid)ueteu Anpaltes in ytr. 43, Setingtonitr
uno bei'm Nuttionator ein9eleben tperoeE.
Dte 8ertuuisbeoinsun9en iinb-Gtn Drttttbeil
banr, elm Srttt9eil in Uiouaten nuo elm Oritt6eil
in II Wionaten NIT SiueN Gul Die GreottJablunseH.
SenrD ". Tbpmpion.
our9 gS. n. Hrtd, anpalt;
Charles e. 8ibIon, IuttioRator,
dtI2o,3,6,9.d,Gi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
Games ai6,s Wermdd1tnfffe

% on Sran 81 8 0, 10. Dtal. - Sames
Gid bat cine neue SermddtniBurfllnbe aufge=
itellt. 9ieielbe peidt BON Der friiberen in
peri6iebeneu Gin3elnbeiten ab. 9aS Ser
m6dltqiB pon $25O,OO fir Elm 9enfmal i'm
StaatS Capitol 8arfe 1T gefrifen, an oe6eu
Stelle tritt etu 0enfmal Don 100000 iiir
Statuen in Der bieiigen @itDz6aa. Die Ser
wiligung fir oas Sep Monument. meIhe
$3.50, 900 betrug, lift aui $50. 900 berabgeiebt
norben. Die 100000 fir Die Sternmarte
an Sabon'See iino Der llniperftdt BON Ga,
lifornien Su oemlelben 3luede iiberpieien nor
Den. 0aS SermddltuiB fir Die pSdule fir
meaaniide Sunf" 1T bon s3OO,OOO auI
auf s54O, 900 erh6bt worOen. Sid ielbit re-
ierpirt fid) anitatt Der iabrliden Geibrente BON
S25 900 bic Summe bon $50O,00O. Der
Na6laB miro iOiort Su Den bctreiienOeu
,3meden perrpenoet. Sid ielbIt miro eiuer Der
Guratoren iein. Die meiiten @eiellifaften
unS Serioneu, melAe on Dem SermG9tnilie
betteiligt iiub, haben ibre 3uitimmung ge=
nPhPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
ScrtdItc aus oent SSnnern oes
Sfnnfe2

= (Au8 SomioutOwn.) Die SdulbebDr9e
pat bis Iett nod feine Soriteber fir Die Of
Gntlt6en S9uleu ernauut. - Die Bolisilteu
Sromn ltno Riiteau arretirten Dor einiaen
&a9en etnen Srritnnigen, RamenS 6i6Qro
Slatelg, unO bradten tbn na6 benz 9efGng.
ntiie in Soplontopu
= Ger 8artoffclfdfer) Sn Mont9omerp-
@ountp Ssi9t fid) bereits lpieber Der Colorado
&artofieIfdfer, (0erielbe lit aud bier don
aufgetanft. Nnm. 3. e.
= (2lus Brince 8eor9e'S &ountp.) Saiil
Sation, Elm uuf Der 6arm oeS orn. Soroen I'M
9tottn9ba bam.0tlhitt, Yrince Georges &c.,
angelteater gte9er pnrbe Dor etma a6t Saqeu
toSt auf bem 8eloe geiuuOen. @r lag binter
etnem Bfluge, cine ieiner 6GnSe ru6te nod
auf Der Pfu9ihar nnb ole Yferoe fauoen fill
0aueben.
= (Gn ideuBlihcS Serbreaeu.) Ser gte-
ger Sad SgleS murOe Dor Sur3em in Rods
pile, giOntgOmerg GOuntg, Dem @eiGugnIIt
itberwieicn, neil CT an Der 6rau Sictorine
@tltams ein idGnolihe8 Serbrehen began
gen babeu iOl.
= (Serbrannt) Die 11-idbrige Godter
beS Sobn Sbappa1 III Otontroie, Mioutao
merDs@Ountp, WurOe am lesteu 0ouneritaQ
bel Der Grploiion eiuer &oblenDQampe l6mer
perbrannt rnb .itarb mellige StunOen lpdter.
= (St. Ntarg's @oaege.) Die SabreS-
idluBfeier i'm ct. Marp'S @o(lege in Nrebe.
rld=@ountp mlrO III oielem Sabre frilber, ais
lonlt itattftnOen. Cardinal Ntc@losfeO nno
Die pdptlthcn Hegaten werOen Der Seier bel
WOhneu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
&rxm0eA

&uttanb, ST., Is. Wiai. - ,6eute Mor.
gen bru6 in 8iplep'8 Spcrnbaus @epiert
Seuer ans unb oas @ebduoe wurbe 5erlt0rt.-
9aS Gebduoe 9eb6rte Srn. 9S. .. 9tiplep
nnb foete $4,000. @S mar fir $4,000
perf6ert. = Ser Sattler N. s. 6a1es, mel
der etneu 2abeu III oem Opernbauie inne
bate, perliert $14 900.
Souito II, Ser, Is. Nai. - 9ie SOb
uun9 Oes alderman S, Nteasber branntc ab
uno oret Mdnner famen in ben Slummeu
nm. @erluft $4,000; Seriiderun9 $500.
g8e # sM ioen, Conn, Is. Ntai, -
Seute friib Inn 2 llhr brannte ba8 SroGen=
bau8 Der vOteriben @oOllen- Company" uol.
itGnoi9 ab. Serluit $4,000. Die Sabrif
MIRO in 6olge bes Seuers auf einiGe gSod)en
geidloHen perben miiiien.
SprinstielO, Maii., 16. @tai.-6ente
Worgen brad bier in 6Olge pon Srancittf-
tung 6euer aus, rpoourd oret gSobnnu9en
Serit6rt anO 10 6amilien uboa4los wnrfen.
Yerluft S12 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
neieu, an ben 9au eines neuen SallonS

neieu, an ben 9au eines neuen SallonS
geben.
gSelde @eiabreu bamit uerfnitpft itno,
oetii die gSunoerfinber i'll patront-
iiren, bat nnier @onege 0r. SafobDtaper pom
"Jewish Chronicle oieier Gage AT ieinem
Had,tbeile erfabren. Die lebte 9tummer bic
les Slattes entbdlt cine Spalte fir jugenolife
Mitarbeiter. Sas erite @eoldlt lit BON SIT.
tor Sd,leiin9er, melhen Der 8ebafteur in ietz
ner Sonbommie als einen taleutpollen Sna-
ben uon y Sabren porfiibrt. 0iciem jugeno>
lid1en SGnacr d)eint jebod Der S6alt I'M
Iaden 3u iiber. 8enn man nemlidl Die
Infanasbutitaben Der Serie als Ifrolttd)0n
liei't, 10 entbalten iie ben ntd)t Iehr i6netdel.
baften unb eben 10 tpenig poeti,d)en Nnsruf:
HMayer, o thou mule!" llnier ami bieie g9eiie
bon enem b0len Sungen gebGnlelter @oQege
i9reibt nod baSu, oaB er olelen poettld)en
@rguB Init SerSnii9en publiSirt;" !" mir stpet=
feln iibrigens 'ebr oaran, oaB er TIM beute
mod Init 8ergniigen" lieI't, oblpobl oas
Sergnii9en biesn1al oollftGnbig alf Se,ten
bes 2eiers lift.
Die 2agerbter Sranereie anf
StatensS Sslanb, 9t.=D., geiptnnell pon Sabr
5u Sabr an ausOebuIng; Die Sabrtfatlon uon
Bier in ben af)t Srauereten III Rlfnlono
Don 81 ,8OO,OO0 benn ite belGuft it6 bnrd)z
ld1nittlid] anf 10000 Tdfler (ssarrels}.
SIN gegenpdlti9enIugeublid peroen modentz
lid i'm @an,en etma $500 Saiier prool5irt;
bret 8rauereien baben cine BroOuftlon BON
1900 6aiiern, brei anbere BON 900 unO Die
beiben fleineren bon 200 SdHern. - 38 groBe
gSagenlaonngen perlaiIen 1e6en Worgen Die
Sniel uno man eripartet, oaB itfl uahreno oe8
Sommers bic Serid)tfun9en auf 1120 6dier
pro Gag ltetgern tperoen.
Sin Sc dit NIT 9 d. 9mng9 9lern
tpirD BON Nem.Yorf herid)tet. am SonnerS-
tag yta6nittag ipurOe Der YoltSet ange5el9t,
oaB Elm Senaboot bon Nerpzgorf nad] ben
yGlDieiiben Selbern" bugitrt woroen let uno
pabrl6einli6 unerlaubten 3meden Oiene.
Gbef 0onopan ianOte IN Solge Oeiien Die 30
li5titeu 6ourigan nnb 8atgen Sltr Seobad).
tuug oes Sootes aus. SiS llbr Mtorgens
seigte fi6 ni1ts Serbd6tigeS; baS Boot lag
rubig i'm Sluie. gSent9e Mlruten nad l
llbr fanen iebot) pierWGnner in einem&alne
aui bas Yoot Sueerubert Die Boli5ilten for
oerten tie aui, ans 9anb sl fommen, begreifz
llheripeiIe aber obne @rfolg. Die Wfdnner
menbeten pelmebr ben &abn, ruberten wieoer
in ben Strom b,naus nno iaubten, als Die
Bolisilten ibre 0tepoluer mad ihnen abfener~
ten, oenielben einen gauSen SaSel pon S1iti.
ien entgegen. Sn pieiem augenblif eri6ten
Der BatrouiQeur &ennebp nit einem anbern
YoliSiiteu sur SteIe uno peritdrfte ba8 5euer
our6 @ntlaDung ieines 6epolpers. Sb BON
ben Shnusslern elmer getroffen morben 1T,
bat man nidt III @rfabrnng brtngen tOnncn.
Sci Der Johann uorgenommenenD Dur9iu9uug
bes &analbootes fanben Die BoliSiften 17Salz
leu 9ut), bele9teu iie als gei6mug9elte 8aas
reu mil Sei9lag uno perbafteten capt. Oit9.
Seatb, beiien 6rau, iowle ben 9lrbeiterSatrid
6eron.
Su Bbilabelpbia fuirb jett cine Sr<
ganilatton bes beutiden @lementts fir Die
Centennial Seter angebabnt. @nolif!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
Smlanps9epei9eu.
slus Der ganpesbanptitast.

gS ibiugt Is. Wtat. = WfaIor
$. 8. Sin9bam, Der Snbianer=a9cnt IN
Gbeneune, traf bcute Ibenb nit Sduptltns
gen Der Siour bier an, es iinO Sone-Sorn,
&rieasbdrptling Der Ottnneconjous, Sallz
Man, &riess sbduptlils Der 3wei- Seiielbanoe,
Sman, l=@agle, Spottebz@lf, 9ud, STAB
Sfirt, Iattlins 4ib. 9teo Gloub uno Spots
teb.Sail iperben morgen erpartet.
gSaibtngto II, 16. Ofal. = 9Sbeeler'S
@rforl6unsss s@rpebition wiro oenlnddIt abers
mails in's 5elb riiden; bieSmals miro oielelbe
ibre 9lrbeit In Beublo, @oloraba, be9innen,
uno BON bort bis Sos &ugelos, Gal.,. steben,
= Oas SeuatS &onlite sur Briifltng Der
grefutip SepartenteutS bat ieiue 9lrbeiten
poaenbet. SIN 9aufe bes SommerS peroen
nod eiuige Situngen itattfinben 3llr IuSat.
beitlins bes gerifts, Der Dem @ongreiie bel
ieinenl nafilen i3uianlmentritte porgele9t
merben io1.
8erbaftit,,8 oes Sali6ers Stlipn.
gS btng 0 n, 16. Diat. - Sin ron
8ptbpille, Sing, oatlrter Srief la9t, oaB Der
Tdii6er 3aDlor Silion, Der ben 6iilfS 0tarz
l9all ,aile in Der ytqbe BON Marion am 6reis
tase eri6Ob, srgriffen unb cingeferfert NOR
ben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
Sas ItmIiffeIt In Cincinnati.

tncinnati IA. Rat.- 0as TRuiif,
Ieh ut poriiber. uHo nit StOl3 bari man mobl
auf Oeiien Grfolg suriidieben. Siebeu QroBe
eoHSerte inapeuiger ala pier Sagen, oabei
ole Auhiibrung BON iuld)' monuucntacn
SSerten, mic SectbOpen'S Z. uuO g., Sd)u
oert's C-Dur Snmpbonie, 9ah'S oWaguitiz
cat" VISITS pBronrtheuS" nuo Dteuoelse
Iopn'S ySltaS," oomit bari lid, aud mobl Der
enra9rtelte Wtuffircuu6 SuirjeoCn Qebeu,
iuenlI Ibm nuBeroem nod ais SeiqabeA Nus
;u9e ans 9Sagncr' 'i6en Spern, oaS 8rabms'z
ldle ySrlumpblie0" llHo Uiele Coils IN better
Anttnbruu9 geboteu perben. Sin ieltiamee
3ulammeureffen oarf eS uobl genaHut merz
Den, oaB onI alien Brogrammcn - Die SOlo-
llummern auSgCnomRen nur oCutdc
ytameu inter Oeu @ompouiitcu iuugireu,
oenn man bari and yis;t ruobl III oleien Sdbs
len. Die 9etrtgcn beioeu Sd)luB @ou;ere
mnreu miCocrum iiberiiilt. Die Ntatiucc
muroe nit Sectbouen'S Suucrtiire =, Die
S8elbe oeS oauics" er0fiuet, welde gauS Dor
trettltd) gelptClt mube; oaun iolgtc cine Relbc
coils, Inter meld)en beionberS oaS oeS i1rn.
Sbitneg 'In questa tomba" berpor;ubebeu
ut. Die Sntrooultiou un0 Der Dtarh ans
Den ,,WtellterIiugeru" nit Dem Greislieoc
nSalter's" (6r. BUGotD Iino ans oortiaen
Auffiibrltugen mobl i6ou sir @euii9e bctaHnt
uno errs9tcn aud geitern mteouum qroBe8
aufeben. Sri. @arg ian9 Die 9trie ,Tioe8"
aus Dem yYropbeten," ':Donnez, donnez.
pour mon is!" init ibrer uoQfliuacuocr
Sttmme i'll 10 ausorud8uoler 9Seile, oaR
6eruoruf lie belobnte glu Ser
ot16eS Guartctt uno 2i8;tS 'Rhapsodie
hongroiSe" beid)loIieu Die Wtatiuee.
2aS Gbeuo- -@onScrt tpar uldlt minoer QEt
DCllIQlt. htiNptPu Md, lCSd,rbnrtJs
Indie" C=DursSpmpbo uno gi5;tS Bro
ntctbeuS" Die pieces de resistance. - Die
IuInabme, m2lde Die Sdlu.
bat'id1e Competition fauo, lcste 3cuguiB ab
ftr ole trefflidle 0urdIfiibrung berlelbeu omdl
oaS Srdelter, neld]eS nit groBem SdmuuQ
lnS beionperS i'm leBteu Sabt nit 6euer uno
pln9ebung lpielte. - w g8otan's abid)ico"
nno pSeuer3auber" Gus &a9ncr'S ,,g8altiire"
INIT 9rn. Sran; 8emmcrt ais gSotan mar
Snlldlen Die symphonic uuo Den ⅈtid)eu
. yFrometbeus" eIugcldoben uue hattie iontit
etnen ul9untt9en BlaB, troboem lpuroe and,
ole gtlmmer le9r bet1dul9 alf3cuommcu unO
Or. HenInerg, Der Oortretilid) bel Stimme
mar, bradlte ben idJmleriaen Bart ;1lr uolliteu
Seltun9. or. Stto Stnger feittte ben ,.Brp
metBeuS" uno ais er Den 9iriQcutcniiau0 be
rat, muroe CT I'M mabren Sinne oeS gSortcS
MT Slumen libcrlduttet. 9a8 Qclammtc
Bnblltllm nabn al Der S9atiou , bell, meIdlc
)em WfaHne, Der itt Der GiuihOirlno Der
Agore nit loldlem 6etBe gcptomct mo ga
MT 10 ptel gum @rfolgc beS 6cilcS bcigetra-
zen bate, bargebrad)t wurOc. S5r. Sluoer
mar uolrdnOi9 iiberraIdt uon Oleiem btr-
lden Gmpfdn9 unO iauo fciue g8orte, eiutm
Oant Au8orud Su gcben. @5 Oaucrte l6uacrt
3elt, ebe OaS Auditorium 3ltr Gube Qaanott
mo Die anffitbrung ibren 6ortganQ nebmcu
Onnte. gfa1 SesuOt9ung oeS yYromstbcu0"
pleoerbol:en itd Die SpatiouCn, meldc luotE
'teleS Otal beiOen 9irigeutcn goltcu. Dian
pradl oapOn, eln pernaueuteS @cbGuot iiir
,te ytuiitielte Su errid)tcu.
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Ses $eftament oes perftortenen
TdtfteS Moot

Sart orb, eenH., 1br Afat. - Ser per-
5torbens sSaWes NoOt permadte i'll ietnem
Eeifament au6er sinsr sroBen an3abl 9saate
an 6reuure, $40, 900 sur soahIuHs perldllsoe=
uer Ssabraeloer, unb menn oieielben dath0reH,
iou Der Sonp smiihen bsnl Sartforo Solp1tal
uuo benz Connecticut Staatsz@efan9nlB Der"
tbeilt werpen, I'M bebiirttlge SnIaiien 1ener
Sultltute aus ben 3inicn 81 unterltiieen,
Ser aulerifaniiden Seim 0tiiiionS Gsiell=
ldaft uno Der anlerifaniden Seemanns'
Ssreluoz zSocietdt permaAt er le $1,000, Den
amerifauii6en uub auswdrttgen Efio ben
9inoer 6iilfs @eleuidaften bon Stem Dorf
uermudbt er je 5000 Dollars. Der amerifaz
nii1en uno frenben Sibel9eieQi1aft 9ibt er
$500; benz l5artforo 5pipital NIB benz
Sartforb 9Saiien- aipl ie $4,000; Der Gonnect
ticut 5eim Dtiiiions SocietGt $4,000 sur
rnteritiituna arn1er uno oienitloier @ciltlitbeH
uno beren Sanlilien. Die meitlite 5dlfte
eines Saulooles in ct. @laritraBe, @lebes
lano, Ohio, erbalt iene Staot sur llnterbal'
tuna Der Dffentliden Sibliotbef; unb Die DIT
li9e, oas ygouns Men'S Snititut" in lener
Start, inter Der Sebiugnng, baB bahelbe
ueniatens 25 arme Berionen ldbrltd ~ Den
Bripilesien Der Stbliotbef unp beS geiesnlz
merS 3ulIBt.
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@altimore, M0, Montag Den II. Wat 1875.

StrafmaB biftirt. Gr purbe su ie6smonat-
lider @iniperrung unb sur 8eSablung elmer
Celebrate uerurtbelIt, Die benz SttrQqe bes
uuterihlagenen @elbes sleidfomn1t. 8aois
mar in 1872 elm 0ttt9lieo Der 2e9islatur,
unb ihlob fid oem S0per an, Der i'm y@ourt,
bouie" feline Sibungen bielt. Oafiir murOe
er abcr aud balO uudher gum Foitmeiiter
eruauut
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Ste Wtuen.pirren TIT YsaniDl=
Uatttctt.

8bila helpbia, Is. Mtai. = Seute
9lbeno fanb i'm ySnoepenbence Squre" cine
Scrlammlung BON Irbettern itatt. 3wei
&eOnerbiibnen maren errldtet, bon oenen in
beuti9er unb euglilher Spra6e 6eoen gebal,
ten murOen. @tpa 500 Berionen muren on.
peieno. Sn ben Seihliiiien murbe Der Sins
itano Der Sersleute scbilitgt uuO beidloiien,
Snbicrtptioncn fir Die 2lu8tdnoigen 81 Jam
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Seitortettf ei,tes WfiutnnGrs.

iuciunati, Is. 0tai. - 6eute lpuroe
bas Seltament oes perlturbenen DilllIonars
Charles SoOmann erDffnet; nad oemlelben
erbalten oas beutld)e fatboltid)e, iomte oaS
protefautllfe gSatlenbaus ieOes ein 9e9at
bon s25, 900 uno perben $4,000 Der natur'
bitoril1en @eie1ihaft seid)enft. 9as 9an5e
iibrise Germ0gen bat Der Seritprbene ieinem
@eidaitstbeilBaber gS. $. Sofimann telttrt
uno leinen Serlpanbten au6 nid1t einen Sent
binterlaiien. gSabri9einlid wirD oas SeIta>
nleut audefod1ten merDer.
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0erhaftittia pes N4lidlets Sftiptt
Ser Selosts sesen oen ogSbtsfeD
R3rnH

8oiton, 10. Ntai. Seit einigen 3agen
baben Collector Siad uuo @ebeirpoliStit
6apes Die 8iher nerif,iebener Sptrituoien.
!6anolunsen in uller Stiae unterlud)t nnS
9efunoen, oaB cine bebeutenbe Nuantttdt
Hid]tbelteuerter Spirituoien nad Soiton ses
ldidt tperssn iine, Die llnteriudnn9 bat
snr Sei6laanabme BON Spirituoien i'm gSertbe
BON $4,000 geiiibrt, welfe on .. S. DttllS
& Comp. un6 S. q. & gS. 8iro eonll9rtrt
paren.
% aib ingtO 0 II, 16. 0tai. - Sic meltere
Seriulgung bes r8biSfep=9ftngeS" miro NOR.
qen benz neuen Sfepeniie @ommiIidr Yratt
fibertragen meroeu. Die @ebeimpoIi3et bes
Sdabamtes miro fOrtiabren, oen Setriigez
reien nad5ulpiiren.
Soft on, is. Wiai. - 5eute a5enb purz
ben 500 Spirituoien Seubungen I'M @ertbe
bon 100000, rpeld]e oil so Sirmen conItg=
ntrt narell, in geidla1 genommen.
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9ilman mafte our9 ieiu auitreten unb @r-
l4ung auf alle anweieuOen cinen b69it gin.
itt9en @lnbrud.
4nqrtff auf.etuen 8oIiSe i
bic ner. - 81. Sillerum, Der ben BOlSi=
item @ontotne i'll 9lusiibung ieiuer Bflittcn
in Bef. Baltimore nngegrifien unb geidlagen
bate, murbe pom 0ti9ter 9etcrs 9egen Siirg.
i6aft entlafien.
gSegen StraBenoerunrein
gung murbe g8m. $5. Dunn nom 9iid1ter
Yeters in So Straie nebft Soften aeuom=
men.
Cine StroBen0irneabqefast. st.
= Spdt in Der RafJt gefsru murbe elm bib
ldeS 20.idbrtge8 nub pOblgefleioete8 Dtdb,
fen mad Dem neitli6en Statiousbauie ge=
bradlt. Der es begleitenbe BOlisiit bebauptet,
9eiehen 8u baben, ruie es ii6 meb-ereu iungen
Wdnnerl auf Der 8altimoreitraBe uGberte nno
ne anreSete. Gapt. 2cpiOn ipann es bis 81
pi1P1t1 hpufinett 9Sprh1re on,