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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

HE Bkl1 lSIt hhisihh'<-'''
Mr. PrIMsoIL PLACES STRONG PROTEST AGAINST
THE ABANDONMENT or TIE SHIPPING BILL ON
TIE TABLE OF THE HOCsE-Hfs COURSE coSSip-
Erred PRsMFDITATED-THE CANADIAN COPY
RIGHT BILL PASSED.
LONDON Friday July %. 1875.
rrotcst placed by Mr.. Flimsoll on the table OF
the House Of Commons last ght is published. ln
it Mr.. Plimsoll says:
protest in the name Of God against the delay OF me
shipping bin Although the bill itself Ia an atrocions
sham there IL enough humanity and knowledge in the
House to change II into a good measure
He dcnounces the present laws against Dfeacb OF
contract which leave sailors who have unknow-
ipgly agreed to sail in unscaworthy ships the alter
native of the Jail or death, and continues;
Icharse The Government with Willingly and unwlt-
tngy playing into the hands OF the maritime mnrecrs
inside and outside the House. 10 secure the continuance
OF the present murderous system. ~,
desire TO uninask the villains who sit IN tis HOUSE.
lit rcprsentatVes Of the numerous but uOt Sit''
villains outside. demand that the mi he pro,e"heu
with Falling in this lay upon The heads OF tue hei
and his colleagues the blood of all VINO pril'n h.A,
Winter from prey,ntihe causes and dcnouncc against
him and them tine wrath OF God
The Central Press report of the scenes in the
House over the Shipping bill says it was remarked
in the lobbies that there was much method IN MT.
Ilimsolrs madness. Tho outburst was apparently
prearranged. Mr.. Plimsoll came TO the House Win
his valise and was prepared to % TO prison. tie has
been in the library of the Commons to-day searching
for precedents He persists in his refusal TO WIN
draw his remarks. 4 tremendous scene Is expected
when the subject comes up again next Thursday
The House of Commons has passed The Canada
Copyright BILL The Channel Tunnel bill, when
has already passed the House of Commons passed
its second reading in the House of Loids to-day
,rt hout
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An IOWA PAPERMnL BLOWN UP-FIVE MEN
KILLED.


low \ tITi, IoW', Jhil --'-i'h'' "iSi'' ~ q"
ocinct one Of the cookins tank exploded al Close d
SIMS M prrml the accident causing III" Immoii'c eh-
nj, .o, of four other tanks The material IN preparation
in the stock rooms, the engine, AID more t'h u"i ~
the mill were utterly destroyed FIVE OF te men III INC
mill vc, kill,d-Chiha the fireman Gilmore the fore
non Smaller end Ticrncy labor,i- and Herman Bcck-
,l q workman in 1onr-mi near ~, who had stepped
into the apcruill moment before the explosion. IDe
hod. OF Chiha Beckel aud Gilmore were blown across
the street and over the houses distance OF 900 ieet
The no lies OF Terncy and Smaller were either buried III
IN. ruins or blown into the river Ih'y nave h" peei
recovered Tic mill wns worth S21o,ooo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
GERMAN-AMERICAN INDEPENDENT AsSOCIA-
TON.

A meeting Of the German American hide
pendent CITIZENS Association held at Beethoven
Hall last evening. IN the absence Of the President
Moritz Blneer the First Vice President presided. There
was full Attendance, about 30 delegates being pres-
ent. Resolutions were adopted calling the district
ORGANIZATIONS 20 present the central organ xetiOn
fole AUG 10 st Of Intelligent and capable of good
character who had voted Tor the election Of Gov. TdCu
aud remainder of tue Democratic ticket at the hast
election, and VINO should inspectors of the
ing Fall elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
COYLE. TIE DEFEATED SWIMMER, READY TO TRY
AGAIN.
PHILADELPHIA. July 23.-

PHILADELPHIA, July Z3.-i hDIilas C"yie,
who contested the Himm ns match on ~" Delaware
with j. D. johnson, yesterday, was very bow during Inc
pight and was unconscious IN past midnight Al l
o'clock bo went sleep lie awohe cheshed AMI ont of
danger Mr. Coyle says that lac was dragged ny the
brandy which he took few moments peiof. he g'enp
the race He wag feeling spendidy and Was positive lie
cou,d 70 lch Glor ceser Could lie have gone 20 min
ut,s longer ~ouid have the race, Mr. Jobnsn
WI. a ine uul half behind linn. A. the Latter would
have encountered strong ebb tide he would have
been compelled To give up Mr.. toyc states tbat lie 10
wll,ng and anxious TO swim against the Elgisinan
ara nj any umc either distance ~ I've, eight or
In miles MIR johnson admits that 90. le n the better
swimmer, and capable Of beating INN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

THE LIST OF GLRMAN EXHIBITORS CLosED-iHE
EMPIRE 70 RE WELL REPR .-ENIED.
BIRLIS, Friday, july %, 1873
The list of German exhibitors at the Phila-
,Iephia Centennial Exhibition has been officially closed
The number OF those who intend 10 eAhpt ID me Ar'
non,rtm.nt Is 500 The large manufactures on the
Rhine aud in Wrstphala and Saxony VIII he Represent
al sp,cally An Imperial Commissioner has been ai-
pointed to obtain more space for the German department
Ia the Exhibition building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
THE FLOODS IN ENGLAND.
rlGdr THOUSAND ACRES iNUNDAlEp.
InNI.nN ErilnN- IulX %. =

LONION, FrIdiyi JIUy -0' I0'J'
The waters OF the river Meme ut Peterborough
or fran ID To 20 feet above tao ordinary level ana Inc
rt has increased in velocity to IL and go miles an
hour Last night the rise WAS 50 sudden mat bedrooms
IN buildings along the river were hooded and sleeping
inmates barely saved their lives Four thousand acres o
grazing land are flooded between Edrth and Denburgh
and 600 cattle are deprived Of plsturi2e The water II
three and four feet deep on ioco acres Oh and near
u,h,tlcs.y No such Hood has been seen in that section
nf III. cnnntrY for 80 yeagr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
TIE Loss s50ooo-A GLEN 70 THE ROBBERS

TIE Loss rJO.bOO-A tLl.N 10 IliE kcBbEks.
AUGUSTA, Me-, July 23.-Unminhful of the
result Of the Bowdo.n Bank robbery, which has e'cn
Til. state bad reputation with burglars. party OF pro
fessionals robbed bank In Winthrop FMS morning. The
National Bank ard Savings Bank occupied the sam" room
The \araies Of both banks were kept in Morse safe
with n combination lock. This safe was not in vault,
Inf was behind the cashiers counter. At the end oi the
counter WIS smaller Itou Mcfarland safe With COM
hination locs which were kept The books ana papers
NJ the bank When the explosions cls"dhy blowing open
tbr.r safes were heard, the casi one or the directors
and several other gentlemen rushed 20 the Diha Ihf'
fund th -aa their contents were scattered IN iTa 2
m.,.s al! over he door ~ the bank and lying around
Inc tool. ~ the ban eiI-, comprising NV" iron bars, q
silk .ndgc combination jimmy hite wedges Steer
pontcd hammer, punch, common llse, ana u dark
lantern. s., III. -oooo
n is thought the total loss will be less than 100000
which " III Impair the credit of neither Institution
Tue robbery was m iOubt"dly committed by three
,rsns two ~ whom came hero in the clr- Yesterday
ard thry were joined nv third, and wer" met 10y a
T,urth aud disappeared down the railroad track they
,xcr. AGAIN - At O'Clock. In town. ana after the rN
plosop three men cring 10 tr description waihh
r,id, away and iuOi team waiting Tor them underline
I,thsl.t C.uroh hi'd>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
NOT AN AYTICCsTOM-HOUsE DELEGATE.
L Il. t.... 4 Z l.

SIR My.namc having been published during
my Ia I'm TRIBUNE III IL list or dele
gatesto the neral Committee of the Anti CustUnhousc
Party" obi ged 10 ask you state for me that
nothing Of that organization. and have authorized
no one 10 my in connection with any political
movement. Yours with great respect,
Nctr- York, July 2G, 1873. AsHBEL L. FiTcH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
THE HON. MLNKY SHERWOOD.

The Hon. Henry Sherwood, Who died yester-
d ~ earning r. pr -rnted sieuDen county IN ia" Ieis-
aI,r,s OF So aud 1853, taking ALSO AN active part ia
to. politics Of the State. He was IN old Barn1ai'r
democrat ard was political associate al The Hon Rob
,,t Campbell, who MAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rom iso'
to 1858 Nr Sherwood few years azo dne't"f VI
the Erie Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE ALLIANCE MADE PUB
LC-oBJEcTs or TIE UNION.

LC-oBJECrs or TIE UNION.
LONDON. Friday, July %, 1873.
The Constitution adopted by the Presbyterian
Council has been made public. The name given the
new Union is alliance of Reformed Churches
throughout the World.v All churches are included
which hold to the Presbyterian system and creed
The preamble of the Constitution recites the objects
of the Alliance, which TO demonstrate UNITY oil
belief among Pedestrians, organize mission WORK.
promote educational and social reforms, and oppose
iniideliiy and religious intolerance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
CRUISE OF THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB

A special meeting of the New York Yacht
Club xas held No. % Broadway yesterday afternoon
for the purpose of completing arrangements for the All
gust cruise. George T.. Kingsuad, Commodore OF the
club presided Among those present were eeCo'Dno-
dorc W T. Garner j. Colgate VI the Ider, Robert Centre
OF the yindex f. W. j. Hurst OF the Active, r. Bagden
OF the Christine. and j. Alexander of the Nision The
reprs of me Regatta aud House Committees were read
and adopted after which the question vi deciding on tho
date of tne August cruise MAS taken up After some dis
cssion Decided that the hts should Rendezvous
NJ Glen Cows the AFTERNOON OF Wednesday, Aug, T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
TIE MUTUAL SUITS OF GEORGE WILKES
AND MIR. McGEATH

SARATOGA, July 23.-George Wilkes gave
hail today before jade Bockes in the libel suit brought
against him by II. T. MoGrah. A. $4,000 damages are
claimed the hail wa fixed at that amount Col Ruoh Z.
Hawkins and ex,Judgc Smith of Newfork became Mt.
vk.-', bondsnen. In the criminal acton against Mr.
,,frath for his assault Mr. wilkes, this afternoon,
re list scott bcld Mr.. McGrith 10 ban Ia Keep tue
peace against wilKe. for one year TINS was py ,e aa
10 and the bond was signed BY 8. g Dunn una D. W.
i,AfineY OF SlraiOSa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
THE IRISH HOME RULE MEMBERS.

yuEY piKpO-E BEING ABsE IT PROM TIE DUHIIN
BANQUET.
LONDON, Friday, Jnly %, 1870.
The Home Rule Members Of Parliament nave
abandoned their intention Of attending h"ihc i'''o
banquet in Dublin on the 18th OF August because pr
N,cie.ates Convent BILL 10 which ihcy are opposed -
ccten TO come up in the House Of Commons AT that
Elm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
BESTETCUJE EXPLOSIONS

BURSTING or Az ERIE LOcOMoTIvE-ThREE
MEN KILLED.
PoRr JERvIs, \. T., July 23.-Engine No. 32S,
running on the Division of the Erie Railway
while eastward hound this evening. exploded near saw
min It Bridge The engineer Jefferson fuei the IRE
man. Mr. Stevenson, and hd-inin. hdil, uhhh"Ml IL
. 80, ,l ON g,n. nj t,c tim. AMI were AL killed. The
raun,t yyol heard at a distance Of i've miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
. CARGO OF TOBACCO SEIZED AT RICHMOND.

RIcuMoNp, Va, July 23.-Three hundred
ho0.hcss Of unnanuacu,d tobacco, part OF the cargo
of fe British bark Tarp.an, loading here for Liverpool
bv Richmond merchants. was seized this afternoon I'M
der the state inspection laws. IL Is ch"scu ,''' INC W
- hou, ~ he ,xportsd without the Inspectors
n",ni IN, ubacco seized Is valued AT Sioooo. me
nemalIy Tor oaton OF the law Is II e, ponnu, s
Pit ~, H. u,uers Of the fobarco ana 70 per l"c
,is ,n be paid by tbo la tain OF ovhers ne 'ssSi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

TIE GOVERNORSIIIP OF PENNSYLVANIA.
COL. AMOS c. MOVES THE CANDIDATE OF HE
NORTHWESTERN COUNTIES A MAJORITY OF
FROM $4,000 TO 100000 FOR HIM fRtpiCiIp.
OIL CITY, Penn, July 23.--The prominent
Democrats Of Northwestern Pennsylvania are maknSa
very strong effort to have COL Amos C. Ncyes OF 'hoh
County nominated for the Govenorshp at the Erie Con-
yention next September At caucus OF Leading DEMO
Gratis representing Lycoming Clinton, Mckean' C'"r
6eld Elk and Cameron Counties held a Bedford springs,
Mr. Moves was found to have the largest number oi
ballots II understood that he II the fav"rt" win inc
Bedford County delegates. Those OF Allegheny county
will also probably support him. In the lumber regions
where he 4. well known AMI much respected Tor MS
sterling qualities lac viii gain tho entire vote OF inc oe'
gates II il generally believed here that II nohh'''u'
he will carry the state by from 10000 '" loo'ooo
majority Democrats, Republicans, Prohibtohs's' "n"
Grangcrs will vote for him. CO. Noyes Is wealthy
lumber man and agrcuur-i. and has repreSeh'c" '"o
party In the state Legislature several times lie so"
orally admitted 70 he honest aud incofIpte III ever!
particular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24

WALK OF 100 MILES N Az MANY HOURS.
BOsroN, July 23.-Hugh DOnahue, the pc
destrian plc.d the wonderful feat OF walking loo
miles LOO consecutive hours mile each hour at
Mystic Park last night He in good condition at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
.ppr-T of . D,suoyIsT CLERK,

CINCINNATI, July 23.-Charles Donalaln, a
bookLcepcr III the employ of William Glenny a Co.,
was brought before magistrate yesterday, charged With
embezzliug $1,000 ia small during year or IS
ma tlie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
B,NOUET TO TIE AMERICAN RIFLEMEN
InNDoS Friday, July 20: 1873.

Mr.. Samuel Remington gave banquet 10
the American Team tonight Major Lc"ch and other
members OF the lrh Team were among the guests
Speeches were made By. and tho heafues' eohSra'i'-
,ons exchanged between the Americans and freshmen
an their rc.u,c,tyc victories at Dely mount and WImbc-
don.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

RELIGIOUS ToLrRAnOS EMBODIED IN THf to>sit-
TUITION.
MADRID Friday July %, 1879.
The Constitutional Committee yesterday
adopted by vote Of - against g an article of the FRO
posed Constitution establishing religious toleraticn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
arDJ7OR CLINTON OF LOUISIANA RESIGNS.

dTDITOR CLINTON OF LOUISIANA RESiHNo
He REMAINS TILL DECEMBER TO SAVE THE STATE
rxpENsE-A LITTER OF yiHDicA1IoS FROM
GOV. KELLOGG. -
NEw-ORLEANs July 23.-Statc Auditor Cilii-
ton has sent in his resignation 10 Gov Kellogg 10 take
effect Dec. 10, 1879. He says: .
I dx uuon that date for the reason that an '.rner
resignation would compel yoi, unItr Aill ~ ~ VI Wv
c,nsfIution ia order election 10 MI me VACANT
and Ills would involve large expense To Tue Sta'c'
which know you desire To avoid
He states tina; he long desired to resEn put mas
waited until h- character could he Nndicated "h'h '
been done AT length by the report OF The experts ana IA"
evidence adduced at the recent trials though ne was o
peunted TO testify at those trials. and many 'ae'- III
his favor known only 10 himself remain nhde'e'op'"
lie assigns ~ one for retiring an ihaDiy 70 MT
monlze with the state Treasurer. Gov kellogg III 'c-
ceptmg tho resignation says:
Though in The discharge ~ MY official duty, ordered
he made into yOuf ffconh-, anu
Iir + a th,. law officers tn state 81 prosecute the
carcea prrfe rrcd against yOu, have never Tor one mo
rcnt hiiryed you to nave been I"r-"hIH %lt3 VI ~
In the administration uf your Office. Before IN"
rvne-l ma lie their report examined INTO many oi the
charges ur,d against You, aud foini them 10 ne gf"uh"
less.
Gov Kellogg further says that subsequent converse
ton with III. expects, oi whom was the Pre-ie Z"
the Cotton Exchange, and the testimony adi"'"d only
confirmed lin in his opinion concerning the AndiVr-
ls...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24

MONTREAL, July 23.--The Messrs. Wolfe, arrested
csias the ineiancc of H. Il CALM 10 VI Sew.S"fA,
have besr vuArased pr OsD bal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24

THE WEAVFRS' STRIKE Ar BRINN ENDED.
VIENNA, Friday, July 49, 1870.
The strike of the weaycrs ut Brhnn has
ended compromise having been ehcced pc'W'eh tue
strikers aud their employers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL FRAUDS.

THE TWO IoNDoS MERCHANTS RELEASED ON BAIL.
LONDON, Friday. July %, 1873.
Alexander and William Collie, who were COM
mited to Newgae in default Of $4,000 BAIL on charge
Of obtaining money under false pretences, have sruied
tbe necessary bonds and been released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
TRIAL. OF MOWERS AT BINGHAMTON.

BMGHAMroN, N. T., July 23.-A great trial
Of moving machines was held lerc yesterday BY the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24

Agricultural socley gold medal was awarded TO the
Eureka. Ten machines competed
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-22
Garosatid)s &abelberid9te.
aeutin[anp unp surembara.

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ribtet bat, Gbnltdl Der, ipeld)e er an Selgiet
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Sptlug Stenncn gepann beute hampton"
Den u0reat Dfetrop politanzBretS.
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maren beute i'll Der @rlpednn0s Yerlammz
lunq pon WoooD uuo Sanfep anipeieuo.
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COAT bielt 2etterer cine 9tebe iiber bic Seq,
nungen bes Sre1banoel8. gr oriidte ieine
Semunberun9 iiber Die groben 6ortidrltte Der
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It'd alle &erbeiierungen i'm 0ifentli6en mie
I'M Yrlpotleben anSuetgnen, 10 eminent ourdJ
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felt bin, baB bic 9lmerifaner anSlanoiid,e8
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-22
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oemofratiid1es Slatt, iou in Sursen in SSaz
fhinnfou Nphiitireu

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Oemofratiites Slatt, iou in Sursem in SSa.
lbingt0n bebiitiren.
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S5ean gefreu5t.
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morb. Ser 2ebtere begins Die Shat in 6olge
bduslifer unb ftnansieder Serlesenbeiteu.
Sn Salt=2afe, 6 tn, l1tab. lieb iid)
ioeben eine an3abl Gamarite=Snoianer ais
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Sollte 3 NJ E b in 9tep, gorf Der Sudtz
baushaft entgeben, 10 miro man i'm loiort
pieoer pe-baften iIno inter elmer neuen In=
flage einiperren. 4ls Caution, nm ieine
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forbern.
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tt9, nit Sobe abge9angen. Der Seritorbene
nabm an Der 1849er 9tepolutlon in Sabeu
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ndbrenb oes arieges i'm Stabe beg General
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nieoer. Ser aeim sur Srantbeit, iuelfe leiz
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ben III Der leten Seiton 10 uiele Sd,eioungsz
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benz unpeien Elm @nbe 81 mahen, ein @eieb
entwarf, oenl5ufol9e aGe uerbeiratbeten Siirs
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Sb 6rn. Yabbod's iarfaitlihe 8tlle gcwirft
hat, miiien mir uid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-22

crhaItene eQpptiide @tumie i'll ibrem 0rigi-
nallar9e; lie ut mebrere tauieuo Sabre alt
nno etn icltiamcS @efibl ergreiit BEN Se-
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I'M auf Die pieleu etnjelneu @egenitGnre oeS
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ben, abcr mir merOen ui6t pericbleu, in oen
Spllten unicre8 Slattes nod bGu19er auf
oielelbcn SuriidSufnmmen. SnSWi'hen ioute
gtiemauo uerfehlen, Dem Muieum eiuen Sc
iuh ab3uitatten, cr miro Ooiielbe niht perlai
len, Cbne iiber Waufe8, mas inn biSber nod
unbcfanut uuN rdtbielbaft mar, belebrt nor
ben 3u iein. Der praftii6e 2tr3t unO &birurg
Or. Saiictt miro ieOeu yta6mittag IND
9lben0 Den 8euf)eru Die einSelnen 9egen=
itdroe crtlGreu. Die 9lusclnnnberiebungc
biCie5 au8ge;cjd,ncttu 2trite5 inb i'm h0dlitcn
(Srnnp lphrrpid
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Bon oen Suotauer,t.

2 I. 70 u ts Il. Npr1l. = @tne SpeSiQlz
Oepeid@e bon Sanias GltD beiagt, baB bic
Saoianer, melfe am g. Ds. Wtts. BON Der
@beneune Asentur entfamen, iid, an benz
@immaron 6lufie, etma $50 Meilen iiiblif
bon Sort Dodge, IN berielben @egeno, mo- iie
bel Sesinu bes Srieses I'M porigeu Spmiucr
iid iammelten, iia befauben. Wfan permu
tibet, bab fe fdl nit elmer Ser 8anoen, Sie
wdbfeno beS g8inters auBen blieben, berei.
nist baben nnb SaB bic gauge Stdrfe berlel-
ben iidl auf ettpa 500 Wann belduit. Die
ielben beabIidtigen augeni6elnlidl, ben&f
mieoer 81 begintien. alle oerfiisbaren Grip
pen Der Sorta Dodge nno 5aDs iino ibnen
entsegenseriiRl Inn lle wieoer 5uriidsubringen
unO iollte Der 5anSe CONNER oariiber aebea.
aud pom Siioen' 5ieben SruppeH segen lie
beFan unS 10 glaMbt man, DaB lie nid)t ent-
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Gin gSnmopfaaiier fir bctetoiste
Wtdo1enebre.-gSiltnr STOREY
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auSseber Der r9hicuso Simes," megen Ser=
6iientli6ung elmer perldumberii6en @eiaidte
iiber Die 8ldsertn brahte beute einen ueriie<
gelten @abripru1 eiu, welder Der alagerin
$4,000 SGaoenerias suipraf. 9as gibea
fpuroe bereits Dor etnem Sabre oerDftentlidt,
uuo balb barauf alS StOrep erfabren bate,
oaB es srunOlos mar, eri6ien eine gbrensr.