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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-15
NIGHTLY MAPS.

HOW THE PROPERTY OF CITIZENS is GUARDED
BY THE POLICE.
series Of reports was received during the
past week by the inspectors at the Central ONCE
OF Police that numbers OF the officers were in the
habit OF going to livery stable in Forty-second
street, near seventh avenue, where, shortly after
Midnight, they would take the horse blankets and
carriage rugs down from the pegs where
they hung on the wall and sleep upon
them until it was time to return to
the station house in the morning The proprietor
OF the stable told one Of the inspectors he would
not mind one or two men taxing snoOze in his
place. but he rather objected to a dozen or more,
It was slightly inconvenient, for they would not
only take down the best rugs and spread them on
the manure, but they wOuO forget TO put them
back again when they arose from their sumDers.
Inc whole matter became SUBJECT OF pubic dis
second ward, owing 10 an accident One of the
policemen, more particular about where he
Stretched himself down than the others, turned
vicious mare out OF her stall and took her place.
leaving the mare to wander at Will. she bit the
back out OF a snoring poiicemaD's pants, ana his
cries Tor mercy brought crowd around the place.
On waking he thought the mare meant mischief
to him. AS ne went shivering on his post-it not
being yet time to return to the station house
all his companions growled at him for dis urblng
their slumbers. Inspector Speight made descent
on the stable on Tuesday night but the birds
had flown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-15
SUPPOSED MURDER.

James Gallagher, pedler, whose wife resides
in Brooklyn, murdered a few miles from
Macon, Ca, In the early part OF December. His
wife received telegram stating that he was dead
ana buried 1t appear that Gallagher and three
other persons. whose names are Coy, Burns and
Gillespie started from Macon, which was their
headquarters, to pedde, agreeing to meet at
place few miles from that city. The other men
met at the time and place appointed and waited
two days for Gallagher. Not hearing from him
they became alarmed and started back to Macon
10 look Tor MIN, wnen they met two men, VINO In
CURED what they were searching for. They told
them, and the latter said they mad found the body
OF "A man who answered GallaRher's description
anu had washed ana buried 1t. The men who
found the body said further that when last seen,
Gallagher was IN the company Of two negroes
VINO nave not been seen since. The pack OF the
murdered man was left near the place where his
body Is buried, and IT seems that nothing had
been taken from IL. Whether or not Gallagher
had any money with him Is unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-15
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NOVA scorIA-sEA coAsrIsAAc's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ansht is G ra ON HSIy
on Holly Point west side OF the Isaacs
The hight Is axed red elevated 80 feet the level
The illuminating apparatus sf IS catoptr,c.
the towef square wooden building, 20 feet Nigh
Poslton-Lat .5 10 IL N, lon 81 ss2ow.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF STEFAN
roc Wn, ,Gg Sh.s THE snrIousE svIAroI
"I Fosi'ionvIss et IS H o 81 N Ion sesuE
NORTH sxA-cERxAs coAsr-rsrApIrsnxrrr OF LIGHT ON
On and alter Jan 1875 asas Win be- shown from the
Island se oSe S n Crosse No pgns
the Light viii be q flashing white
feet OSye vSs hry Fn and IN clear weather
The illuminating apparatus is dlopric of the first
brown anis The Keepers Weng Is at the
0fs %s Hns e snHe seward
NonwAY-wEsr coAsr-ENrRANcE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.,.u, IsnMENr or LIGHT ON boRonoLxEN
the light is fixed white with red sector AZ feet
visible from distance OF miles between the be rings
TOT 81 - sns w red
aPpaiatas i q ne SI order The light will be
Fas on s Ee ras q aad N wsGasn building
Norr-When coming from the northward vessels must
Be kept IN the white sector 50 81 pass to eastward of
Bearings magnetic Variation, II 50 westerly in 1874.
JAPAN-EAsr COAST OF N1P0N-ESTABLISHMRNT OF LIGHT
INUBOYE
light Is shown from lighthouse recently erected
Inuboye saki province OF Smosa, the southeast
IRENE of the prOmOntory.
lhe light is revolving white attaining its greatest bril-
ancy every half minute. 1t is elevated 1853 feet above
the level OF the and visible 10 miles between the
bearings q and ENE, over OF 256 degrees
The illuminating apparatus Is dioptric of the first
order.
The tower is circular, % feet in height and built Of
brick painted white.
Position by chart lat s. 43 N Ion l4u So 3OE
Bearings magnetic. Variation. degrees westerly in
1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

Asp1rwAIL, Jan l4-Arrved, steamer Acapulco, Gray,
BAsekoK. Nov 1s-In port schr WIN Phillips, Healcy,
from Hong Kong arrived 18th, Tor Hong Song and Foo
BARsApos Dec l3-Arrived, brig Arctic tBr Annapolis,
MS z2d brgs Nancy tbr Pictou Ns 24th. Citizen Br)
sailed iath brig Geo F. Dale Pierce, St Thomas; 18TH
St Thomas 24th, rhadslDhia. Boemaa. Turks i.iand.
n % s.rs hny Hns @ rom Se%
arrived 18Th brig 5rss Morning naG Light Tracy from Re% s
b rey from New York arrived 18th; sehr. sisaaisr
norton Sr BSsop qs Eee@ Fshsr Keyn0s from
New York, arrived 2ath; Emma McAdam. from Fernan-
fax via st Jago; 18th. brig Thomas Albert tB, King.
Cleared ,sh brig Eis Ba,sr r Mas
c%nDEsAs. Jan iGsailed, schr Eva G Yates Freeman,
DEIFaz Dec 1mArrvssa brig Morning Light s1 P Ra
Maggie Gsr, inness Port Nedway, MS Marie GcSrgsna
S JACK yIis ss% Lswrsass hs Sss bs
Sass s sfhF nun SS
So Ls%snSHIs sehr; b. M PPsytdsOn
arrived s 6 1 New
Misty eS %ss s5nF was Fn5s Lfx
& rednf sof s ssa' 4s5ms @ rss wo
Marys OBJ Bolton, Annapolis, Ms; l7h. Rescue Ander'
In port Dec &C. brig Mary Mariner DouiI, from Bal
tncro arrived pm tor 49, log and ne above arr trn,
Portland l4h Albert Waite, Pettinglll. Fernandna
via Matanzas
Sailed l4h, barks John Grf1n, westberg. New York;
Porvener (Sp), New Orleans. -
In port 9TH, bark John Griffin, Westberg, FOR New
York ldg brig raustna. Avery, to load at sagua for
north Ct at:5 hid tor sugar scar d Elmer DER
and others unc 49,
There are 81 American vessels in harbor waiting for
charters the highest price offered being 81 for sugar ana
81 10 Tor nelado
HALIFAX, Jan 13-sailed, steamer Nova scotian OBJ,
Richardson from Liverpool &c), Baltimore 49,.
MAyAGUE Dec I2-Saied brig Towner, WrignL
Turks Islands, 18th, schrs Thcts r), Pensacola ltt
Helen Locke, Gray. New York; 10Th, brig Jane
Iiaa (Br, It Johns
In port Jan } briggs saran Harris ORR Crowley, from
and for York disg: Susie Strout Pickett for do
do; Edith, fr0U Philade Iphia do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Jan l3Sailed, bark Carl Johann Nor), Oek
lund, New York.
BRISTOL, Jan l3-Arrived, bark Architect (Brj Dui-
ridge, Charleston.
BARBADOS, Jan l3-Put in brig Del Gratia tBr) More
house. from Monevideo for New York see below
CRooKHAvEs, Jan H-Arrived of, bark francesca An.
tonic dtaD Bagge, from New York tor Queenstown 1ee
below
CErrE-Arrivcd, bark Avenir Fr) Massabo, New Or.
leans.
CADIz-Arrived, bark Sadie. shepardson. Boston.
Sailed, brig Lewis squires, Baker, Messlna.
CALCUTTA-Arrived, ship susan Gilmore. Carver, Liv-
erpool.
DUBLIN Jan Is-sailed banks Nuevo Matteo Gtau Cas-.
tagnoa, Philadelphia; 18th, Net Nor). Christensen
New York; also the Mozart, for do.
DEAL. Jan 12-Arriveo, barks johanna GER Haase,
New York for Hamburg; Gustav ,NOr) RUNNER, Phila
delpha for Bremen: brig Freya (Nor Olsen, Whining:
ton, NC, for Hamburg
ELsINoRE-Arrived. Success, from Philadelphia.
GENoA-Arrived bark Domenico utaD. CuIotta New
York
GrBRALrAR-Arrived, bark Waldo Estes Leghorn for
Boston.
Sailed brig Tubal CAIN Stone drom Cette). New York
HULL, Jan l3-Saiied, brig Ellen OBJ, Kenealey
United States
HAvRK, Jan 12-saied bark Clements OBJ. Cor
ming, United States.
LIVERPOOL, Jan A-saled, ships Virginia Br). Ward
Tvbee; Constance Or, Cummings, Philadelphia; bark
Attila (Nor), FAX, do.
Sailed 18TH ship sturges Mnnekin, United States;
14th barks wanderer (Nor), Rosen, Baltimore; Nellie
May Blair United States
Arrived 18th, barks American Eagle (Br). Harding
Pensacola mot sailed Bremen tGer Billmers Gal
weston; NJ 4 Cam (Br Cam Savannah l4th, ship
Lancaster Leland, Mobile bark Modoc tBr. Marsh. Sa-
vannah.
MovIILE Jan I-Arrived. steamer Olympia tBr)
Young New York for Glasgow.
PALERMo-Arrived, bark Pirandclo Q.aD, Todaro,
Bangor. Ne.
PORT SPAIN. Jan l3-Arrived, ship Syria B, Barnard
Calcutta for New York (sce below
QUEENSTOWN, Jan N-Arrved, bark Sperimento QtaD
Deecasso. Baltimore.
Also arrived 18th, bark 81 GtaD Cuneo. New York.
on Fastnet l4th 10 AN, steamer Italy Br) Thompson,
from New York tor Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM, Jan l3-Arrived. bark Bastiaan Pot
(Dutch). Van Rosendaal. New York.
TRALEE. Jan 13-Ssiled, bark Zanrak CSor) walholm,
United States.
LONDON, Jan l4-Brig Del Gratia tBr. Morehouse
from Monevtdeo for New York has put into Barbados
with loss OF fore and main topnfasts.
Steamer City of London (Br, Eynonywhich sailed
from Liverpool today for New York is ashore Carn
sore Point Ireland and Is reported in dangerous po
sition
Steamer Baltic tBr) Kennedy which arrived at
Queenstown the 1T inst from New YORK, slight
Iy damaged by heavy gales on the passage
Bark francesca Antonio QtaD. Bagge from New York
for Queenstown arrived off Crookhaven to-day with bull
warks stove and sails split
telegram from Demerara states that ship Syria (Br,
Barnard arrived Port Spain from Calcutta and after
landing passengers went ashore at Essequbo. but
will probably be got of after discharging cargo.
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n MArANzAs, Jan e-Arriyed. schr Maggie karston,
York ids schrs Lizze satcheldeI English: Cr Phils
SSs sugar; III, piectra Bailey smith New YORK.
70 per hhd for and r 9hae eaqY Y
Croker. New York for Bahla:,
Baltimore hsrSa GER 20 kuhne Rchmon
p In por, Dec 10 brig Ethel Bottom DID, swain. for
PASAnX, Jan ls-Arrived. steamer Montana San Fran
:, PolSTA PIrRE iuadaloupe,, Dec AIN port schrs
" r0 Dec sew t9rf RSy
New YorS ana sailed 2lss Tor Mar aiqael AmeIi.
d S' % sl New y 5s@ SssSs s
sBr. Philsde pnia; Clara 4 Agnes On do. w. 81
rived for do; and above arrivals Otherwise
fSnro SAsrIIS Dec 2s-In port brig Oak, strobridge.
'0F RIO JAsHiRc NOV 2s-Arryea barks venskabe o
aarss s % dor 9 ssye n.
s Sqay asTy sPsS
Lichhed, HAYDEN Brunswick 10th, schf Jonas Smith.
Sailed Nov 'ss-schrs N W Smith .Tooker, Hampton
ps snn @ sa4ry SSs Ssx E Eol
@ Rns
ARRIVED. ship Golden State Delano.
bark Lexis @ Ed
;Brl Fcser. in days; Arstos IBr,, tucker WIS,
ST ans Mar Dec 18th sGsr pu Hattie
20, Martinquaise 1Fr), Maugere New York Somerset
(3r) Haley, Gace Bay: vesta DID, Te6ford, Yarmouth,
Ms; ed z Coipei (Br Richie. do 25th, "A Ross,
Sailed 7th, schr @ BRYANT. subbs New York; 18th.
brigs Italia, Crowell Porto Rico 10TH Victoria Sand
ers, New York; 26th, Britannia, IIotchkiss do.
ST THOMAS Dec l7Arrived brig RhOne (Br), Robarts.
Pictou; lsth bark Eliza Ouon orr O'Brien dol brig
f go prss s.sS S
SS;
Anna si!ehs nr'' ssa9dsrs Sasa NY YER s!9:
Snow Philadelphia; 9th bark Lothar (Br), Desmond.
sydney; schr Martha Maria, veazie, Wilmington for
Ponce, In distress 0efore reported); 18th, barks
Whisper (Br). Henry, st Michaes; GOTH, Shaw
rppt, Tucker River Plate tand sailed 3lst for
Tfinidad) brig Annie Gardner. Havener st Croix land
sailed for MayagueZ to load for New York; schrs
Thos G Smith. Hand, Philadelphia for Curacoa; Fl K
Riley, Coffin, New York; IL II Leary, Lee, Martinique
and Jan for Turks Isl inds tooad for Newport;
Light the East, Harper Guadaoupei Jan schrs
Morales Eldridge, st Mary's Eben Fisher Reynolds,
Barbados; 3D. briggs Jones (Br), Dcmerara TOR Lon
don (see Miscellany; 5tn Prentiss Hobbs Dodge, Bos
ton.
21st schr David Tolck, sawyer, Zaza; oath, schr.
Grecian Bend () Locke. Turks Islands, 29t brig Wolf.
vile or( Bartng Holmes Hole, cargo sybiL
SAGUA Jan l2-Arrived, brig II Houston, grimm, Ha.
vana.
YARMOUTH Ms, Jan l3-Arrived brig Water Lily. from,
Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-15
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. Is, 1875
The lighthouse sloop stationed at Bristol Ferry r. T.
and which broke adri days ago Is in this harb0r
but Will be replaced soon the ice will allow.
Owing the drift ice the steamer Eous which con-
with the shor, Line Railroad for New York was
Obliged omit her trip tonight, in consequence
which the New York and Western mails were torw arded
by the Old Colony Steamboat Company
John Waters who the contract to raise the
schooner Robert Pettis sunk in the West Ray were
Obliged to suspend further operations day on account
of the drift ice which came suddenly upon them from
Providence River. heir anchors, chains, &c, were
considerably damaged. They will probably not resume
operations her again before spring She lies
safe place and Will not be dangerous to navigation be-
ing only quarter mile the Connecticut ore
No sailing vessel left Providence today on account of
the ice the river being frozen tar down Plum
Island. Tugs required in every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-15
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. IA, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer sueyia GER. Franzen, Hamburg-Kun-
hardt A Go.
Steamer City Of New York, Zimmerman Havana-F
Alex andre A sons
steamer Gen Barnes, Cheeeman, savannah-w
Garrison. -,
Steamer vineand Bowen Baltmorc-wm DaizelL
Steamer Eleanora, johnson, Poruand--J Ames
Steamer Neptune Berry Bosfon-F Dimock-
steamer Il A woodward, Bartlett, Providence-H W
BARK uulnare (Br), Nc donald, BristoI-F Alexandra
Sons.
Scbr VIM Frederick, McKeen, Liverpool-Alvah Mudg-
ett. -
schr Mercy Trundy. Crowley, Ponce Pr Boyn-
toms Son a Co
schr Mary Lizzie obj, Downie st Johns, MR. Bor-
land.
sehr VIM Keeney. Beers, Fernandina-van Brunt
Bro.
scnr Edith steerc, Hutchips. Key West and Pensa-
coa-Bcnner X PiDckney.
rchr Juta Floyd Wiley, GEORGETOWN and Pot BIf.
SEE Huribut 4 Go.
schr Bird, Hogan Richmond-Slgpht A Petty
schr Wilson. Chopper, Richmond and City Point
Slaght A Petty.
schr J sawyer. Orchard, Baltimore-w Chalmers
schr Robert Palmer, Dennson, Fail River-Ovcrton a
UawgIus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-15
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains
informed that by telegraphng to the HERALD London
Bureau No As Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States, the will be cabed this country
tree of charge and published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-15
HOWARD RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your Issue Of to-day see an account OF a
meeting OF representatives OF the several charita-
bic organizations OF the city, ana among the num-
Der you mention the "Howard Relief Association
Ha wing been interested In an association bearing
that name last winter, and being aware that it
was dissolved In the spring, am anxious to know,
n IL mas been reorganIzed VINO is ITS representa-
tive, It's members OF committee and where IT dis
penses It's relief CHARITY.
NEW YORK, JAM IA, 1875
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for the Grand Banks fishery He has vessel Of 10
tons nearly finished for Epes Say ward OF Gloucester
not sold Charles story Is finishing schr Of $50 tons
ready Tor launching about the LIST March She Is for
sale Joseph Story has vessel of 100 the stocks
which usold; also another $50 nearly planked,
to be owned by Stephen Dodd o. Glouce sIer Messrs
tons to be owned by George Dennis Co. Of Gloucester
Messrs Burnham story framing vessel OF $50 tons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-15
SAILED.

steamers Suevia (Gcrl Tor Hamburg; City of New
York, Havana; Gen Barnes, Savannah ships Courier de
Lima (frl, london; Fredanter, San Francisco: Terp-
schore (Ger) Hamburg: barks Chapman (Br), BrIs-
toll; Minailo l8r), Kingston ia; Baltic lbr, Arenda
Fioke {Nor. Baltimore; briggs Curacao (Br) Curacao;
Catha rine Gen, Hamburg Emily Br), Belize schrs
Morton Or, Aux Cages; g Bryant; Barbados Chino.
do and Demerara; Anna Holton, Rio Grande.
Wind At sunset NV, light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-15
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Fernandina Jan Q, schr Admiral Blake,
Hathaway, of Marion from North Atlantic. and cleared
same day to cruise).
Arrived at Pernambnco Dec 7, bark Andrew Hicks
HowaDd of Wesport, last from Fayal, put for med
cal advice; no further particulars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-15
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Celtic .Br), Riddle, Liverpool Jan ], with
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A ent states-Legai cverywhere; desertion. &C., sum
Gent cause; no publicity required: no charge unu!
divorce granted; advice free NJ HOUSE, Attorney lh
Broadway
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perfect ever discovered and the best In the world
WTNCUEsTERs HYPOfIIOaPHIrE OF LIME AND
SODA. Prices 81 and 81 per bottle Prepared only by
WINCHESTER 4 CO, Chemists Sc John street, N. y
BsOLUIE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n of different States; legal everywhere; no publicity;
no in advance advice ree commssio tor every
state FREDERICK ]. KING.
Counsellor at law, COB Broadway.
Private Offices and residence, No. st. Marks place.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovnkScE, H. j., Jan. u, 1875
Printing CLOTHS unchanged.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.
Sails. iDestiaatioi

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OE JANUARY AND EERRrARY.
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~ See cable news
H1-For loss of steamer Georgia news colomns
The the steamer Crescent City, from Havana
has our thanks for his attentions
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-06
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-19
Buckin gham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS,

As our Remover in many cases
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Old Iron,

Brass and Copper wanted at the Grand Rapids
Foundry and Machine Shop.
IT, JOHN RABLTN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
GguPfeM.

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Die beutige vItmes" entbGlt rolgenoe
gfo9rt0t aus %QtIeIanbrien pom Loren
Nuguit:
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pen mad Der SIite bes an Noe11Gn'en
grensenoen Gbeiles bon yIubIei1 ao9ez
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3uaeben, fats ibre 6ilfe %nOtbpenoig
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Oen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
GcMASur>

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QIts @cua0or miro Dem Star an6
6eralD" i'll 8anamd iiber bic @rmorbung
bes Brdftbenten Garcia Moreno in quito
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m6rDern iiberTalIen unb t0btli6 pertpuns
Set morben let, pcrbrettete ii6 tpte eill
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regung. Gin 0fftsier 0tamens GaDo,
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3o9en bate, tpar nit 5pet 8ribern Sea-
mems Gorneio in bas Arbettssimmer bes
BrGltoenten etnge6rungen nnO bate btez
lem nit einem Wta9eta einen 9ieb auf ben
&opf DerieBt, tporauf 1eiue 9enoiien
thre Jtebolper auf ben am 8ooen Iie9e1t>
ben, l@ner be%rtpuubeten Mfann abge>
idoiien batten. Den 9fano bate bann
Die S1iLona9e nit benz Saionuet 6urdz
ito9en uno get0otet. go Lautet Der
8rief bes Soloaten, Der Die Wahe I'M
0orsimmer bate uno 3euge Der l6redz
lt6en Sbat mar.
Die beiben Mitf9ul6igen 91a1o's bats
ten Sett 9e6abt, aus Dem 8alaite gu ent>
fommen, uub itnb nod nid)t eingefangen
morbeu. 9as Bolt tann ii6 nur i6tper
in ben @ebanfen finben, baB iein geItebz
ter BrGltoent nt1t mebr nllter ben 2ebenz
ben lei, unb man beiorgt nit Ge6t, baB
Die @ntrlitung it6 in eitem NufitanOe
9egen Die SremoelI, nno b~elon6erS ge9en
bic frenloen 9eiitliGen Quft MAIDEN
tper0e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
@eHere 2tMST0t

wv " : " TT'T -' "WBa
9te atlantic Sattunfabrtf, tpel9e felt
benz 10. Suit geI1lolien mar, pirb nGd>
iten Montag nit ibrer pollen Irbeitsz
frat Wieoer in 8etrteb 9eleBt tueroen, ba
NIT benz WaarenlaSer 5ientli6 auf9e>
rdumt lit uno oieNusii6ten fir Elm gutes
3erb1t9el96ft eIu1ttg ftno. 0ie Sabrtf
stebt 1850 Heripnen 8eidGftisuug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
rret1zMu96rn.
8ien %. 2Iug.

AOIEN 20 <tN8'
gus BEN amtlt6en 8eri9ten iibcr bic
@ei3enernte in Seiterrei6 uno llu9arn
sebt bernor, baB bieielbe iowobl mas
ben @rtrag ME Die Site her Tru9t ans
gebt, i6le6ter ais our6i6nittlt6 aus
g%efallen lit unb taum $500, 900 @eutler
er6ebeu miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31

erfIdrt BAT. Ser Mortneminiiter lieB
iofort on Den Goutrez Aomtral WuIDanD,
BefeDlsbaber bes norbatlantii6en 8es
founders. ben 8efebl ergeben, ale pers
fIGbaren S6iffe berett 3u balten, nm
erforberIi9en Sails CUR Bei6ibung Der
omcrtfani16en Sutereiien mad Oem Sltb<
mus %ab3uSeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
II. 81. Nua.

Sn Uruguay brobt laut Depei6en an
Die Shines" etne nelc Geoolution aus
aubre9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
&mappes Gntfctsute+t.
sc etDs Onrf 81 Sim

V"FFI III *FHB'
Ser alte Sburlop 8eeo uno bte SET
nt9en it1O benz 3oOe bur9 9srgiftung
NIT tnapper gtotb entgangen. Ole Gsrs
9tftrll9 mar bur9 ben @ebrau6 zines
nit Sleeldure %gereinigten fupfernenE6eez
tellels berbetgefi6rt morben urb rur oas
ral9e@tngretten 6r3tlt6er 5ilfe betpabrte
o1e SamtlIe DOR einem i6re6lt9en Xooe.
9Ielel6e beftn0et fi9 iebt anBer @efabr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31

Ser beutI6e SournoLiitentag tpurbe
beute bier er0ffnet.@ IS nuroe u.a. bei6lDi7
fen, oabin 81 pirfen, OaB Der 8reiie Die
Ser6ffeutli6uug neutrality-suspicious. See
ri9te uber Observation-Disclosures 9eltutz
tet tper0e. unb baB i0r e%rlaiieu werOe, Die
gfamen oerieni9en gu nenusn, pel6e
SeitrG9e lieferu.