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broke, ondinR hin chance, whils droen shook up
Csrrio for tho finhi brush, aud Doty came tp
with lln1uK. Mclaughlin nlook AND "LiPpoa
b,ushod by he, and nArrs won1d havs done 20
bus Tor byeak II tho dlatAnca. Eva came In
fourth, but was put back for running A'"e'
2:24h. ~ ,,.u,. wo.-<.
~ usual, brasbed for ho1no from The st.rt, anu.
having carried Carrie to brcak ware ,so8otnof
IN ths load halt way 70 tho quarter. little fnr-
thar on Mazomanio few up .. aoo s'o'1o 10
Ill., !aa two ,e,opa nsrus thrd Carrie fourth Bras
hcid nth, hfazomAnto laAt. Having gono sfound
the frat turn ateady, NeFna become dangerous
Sstomsr On n.,.as .ae Mi two spshs o
Mollto Morris. After paasnR the bait In l:l24
b IT. eaaed l.Arls, and he wsa quickly 1t Moties
wheel, wl,ere ho renaiued until swinging into
aonE and won essily, dospito McLauglilns
whipping Of Mollle, who responded gsllant'y.
Fiji Hraf-Up to the shres~qn.rssr pots this
WAS tes best heat Of tho meeting. All but
nnrus, Mollie, aud Carrie were In danger Of be-
ing aont to tho stable. Consequently esch horse
was driven for Ill ii was worth. The main
contest aasa betweau RRrus and hollto, who
tor. and all tho way wors closely attended By tho
othora. In the hornestrotch Darius took tho
lead but hAd littlo to spare, ,pnssing 1ador tho
wirc IN 2:2311<. Mollio second. Eva third. Bras.
hold fourth. Mszomanlo h!th' GAriio hxtn.
Quarter. bsf and thtrd.1uArtor. ask, l:12. l:4a
Dranf1eld. MaZomante. and Eva woro rul9d out
for uos Winning heat IN the i've.
Strth Heat-Moltie took tho polo on tho flrat
turn, and oponed length going to the quarter,
passing IL IN 3s3<. Ralus and Carrie wore en-
| oven teymB, On the backntratch Rarus gained
gradually. and At the hsIi-milo 1:13 Tapped
Mollio. At tho three quarter Carrie closed on
them, and At tho polo, iu 1:5ot5. ali were To-
Retslor. Molhe disputed every iuch at tho honae-
stretch, yet sho WAS unequal 10 tho task, and
Rarus won by haif Isugsh In 2:36t1.
, 1875-07-31

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEH YoAx. July 8o.-Asfivsd, tbs steamer
Rhain, from Dremsn.
4Ax FaAao1soo. July 80.-8hlsd. Paaito HAL
steamer Dakota, for Panama
AAtT1MoAz% July e0.-Az1ivsd, steAmaf Ohio,
from Hxamsu.
, 1875-07-31

EQH0LAKfs
G,,A-snf Dis1ateA to IhA Chicago 1rbxN&,

Gp4e>1l DtspateA to Iaa ChtedGo 1TbxHs.
LA BA,Lr, ill.,. July 8o-rne dxslLiug-bonse
of Simon Sack, iu Perm. WAS broken into last
night aud robbed Of 5000 in mouoy, aud souao
p1o.uissory notss. No ono but MEa. saok rRs at
home st tho tins, and Aho hoard tha burglars
apu rushed iuto tho street and called for halp-
Parties sfe suspected.
, 1875-07-31

CrnTu1ANA, Ky, July PA terrible double
tragedy occurred hero this evening. In which Dr..
E, J, Pockoyor and Or. O. l.. DonnA}ly weto
both killed. Il ssems that they h1d al Alte1cs-
ton yesterday ABOUT aome pecuniasy matters,
end Peokovar csllod Donnally liar. But moth.
Ing serious vAs thought Of tho matter until this
evening.
About o'clock Dr.. DonnRlly waa near DR.
peokoves's ol1loe-door. when, Peckovez coming
out, DR.. Donnuly called to him and said: .'You
called mo = liar JestertAy," aud Al Or. peckoYur
turned around facing him ponnally de!ibarately
shot penkover, tho ball passing through ths
heart, killing him almost instantly. Donnally
ttnmedis.eiy gave himself up, Donut ~ Mershal
Ing charge OF tim.
About ! quarter bafore o'clock, whie ho wns
still In charge Of tho officers and tn tho County
Judges ofsice awaiting his preliminary trial, Il.
Il. N.dge1y brother-in-law OF Or. reckovef,.
rushed into tho room: drew : pistol. fred aud
killed ponnAsls instantly. Mdguly 10 now in
custody. peokovos. when shot said to some
ons uear by, sDonnai,Y has Bho. mo.
A. tho shooting Of Donnally there ware but
three persona In the Judge's othco,- Judge
crowd had gone out, aud were standing around
iu tho yard. Donually WAS shot IN the left stde
OF The uppAI part OF tho abdomen. ipohes from
the navel. Whom shut 10 fall over out OF tho
chair 10 wss dttlng IN. EXCLAIMED Oh. uod j.
aud ded. ....
both OF tbs victims weso mon highly respected.
and both wesn MAsous peckoyaE being knight
Ismplar Of the hiXhost Fauk.
Ildeely u In Jill. and will probably hAve hsa
examination Tomorrow moraiuR.
DR.. FeckovoE haa = Young daughter waiting n
tbs residence OF J. II. Blackburn, lato Of cotiog-
tou, now living oear Florence, Ky. Word WAS
sans hes Of tho sad fats OF her father this ssea-
ing.
, 1875-07-31

KANSAS C1vY, July 90.-The btock-YaTd
trouble, which commonoed fow weeks sinoa,
has culmlnatoa In tho selection Of new Super
iutendent, Mr. L. Y. Morss, formerly Assistant
Superintendent OF tue Atchlson SoosaskA
Aoad, having received the appointment today
to take effect Aug. q, This will quiet stock
~ tho feeling AgAinat Hupt. kont bad bsooms
uuita bitter
, 1875-07-31

4 young lady reading at 3Iount Morris, N. T.,
recently received al anonymous Letter contain
ing Nh Insulting proposition. 6ho gave the iottar
to her mother, and then aecurod tho proseuco OF
Al officer aud made tho sign requested In the
lcttoE hauglug o coIorod string on tho door
knob. Shortly after negro named Charlos
Rood appeared and gaye cartain demonstrations
shst showed him to bo tho writer Of tho lettor.
crowd gathered, put ropo around Lila neck,
and thus dragged him through tho htrcets to-
ward tho canal to drown him. Both OF his ehoul-
derb wero dislocated, but he vas finally sescued
and lodged In Jail.
, 1875-07-31

sr. LOUIS, July a0.-W. 0. Avery. late chisf
Clerk of tho Treasury Department. arrived here
to-day 70 anBwer to tho indictment found AgAinat
him BY the o Unttsd 8tAtcs Grand Jury for fur
uishiuE information to the so-cAIed whisky
ring 10 this city. Several moro persona. io-
dictsd for connection with the whisky frauds, be-
fore the United District Court today. entered
into personal recognlzanco, OF gayo bond for
tbeif Appe2fAnca from day 70 day.
, 1875-07-31

Dauxsw1ox, Me., July so.-A maa namea ~
lar YESTERDAY beat his wits saTetcl5. uaa sou
tn.ersored, whom MtllsE discharged gun 'oAae'a
With backshot, fatally woandlng hn''
, 1875-07-31

DkHyKn, Col, July 30,-Tho 6ignal service
station on tho top OF Pixies Peak reports asnow-
storm curly this morning. with tho tharnaonotor
ht ~ degrees. In Denver at the came tln4P the
Thermometer marked Ga degrees. Rain and
floods continue III various pArtS Of thls Territory
.-unprecedented ~ for tho seaaon.
, 1875-07-31

spsete; ep,r,speats'e< u IN cAiedao 1rfstsns.
I.Ans1yo, Mich. July 2e.-Tha award OF Stats
cootrsots vas mAds ysstasday. u touowx, ". 8.
oeorRs 4 Co., Lansing, ps.atlng, Dats%xnsld d
1usr, pstroik hadiuk. naohnond h DAa9us.
p4srolk ssaaAoas<yt PsaiasalAs Pepss panp&ny.
, 1875-07-31

e911fdl 551Udlch 70 7HT EHeajo TrfbuNE.
1lrxctE, Ind, July 3n.-A contractor On Tho
Lafayette, Sluncio Il Bloomington Railroad has
begun work, and expects to havs the road COM
plntad aud Ii operation betors Dec. l.
, 1875-07-31

spteta, nispa1A to The Ch.eaoo IrtoHn<.
San FnAsc1sco, CAL, July 3o.-A santh Bar
bars dispatch sAys thas Jack Cotton. indicted Tor
tho murder OF Norton sotno xoeks ago. assisted
t,y Norton's wife, with whom hs theo Ehn away.
was found guilty to-day Of murder in tho hsat
deYreo; punishment, imprisonment for LIE.
Mira. Norton's srIA1 commenced tAla morning.
, 1875-07-31

At MILWAUKEE, --
MILWAUKEE. July ao.-Tha celebrated 1877 bar
rols OF alleged crooked spirits 1t the Meuomneo
distll!ory, which tho officials Of Internal Revenue
vore prevented from selling lat weak BY taoir
arrost under process Of 4 Btaso Court. we're sold
to-day to FIJI. Judd. Lewis I4ndskopf, and Emil
Klowo1t CAS- gallons st 81 per gallon. wllct,
deductlng the tax. 90 cents. leAvoa 10 cents ~
tho price Of tho spiEits. Mr. CotzhauBsn, ooun-
eel for Hartman. tho alleged purchaser in good
faith Of tie said aplrits, It whoas instance tho
oniciAls were arrested. mado formal protest
against the sale, but no further interference
MAJ Attempted
, 1875-07-31
The WEATHER,

WAsu1sorox, D. c., July So.-For Lake no-
giou rl.ing or stationary barometer. northerly
10 eestorly winds. cooler clear or partly cloudy
weasher possibly followed by rain axeAs near
Lake Michigan.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
t}rrr, MI
, 1875-07-31

77D7tt74 C17TZC69td7h7z
DEAMolSEs, L., July pa faw days ago.
notice appeared In Chicago Swedish paper Of
tho sudden departure Of Hwode named 1aaas-
son. from Oneida, with a young girl namcd
Sophia Tliando. Isaaeson had witoaod children
nt Moline. Il svede in this city. who tnken tho
paper, WAS certain. from tho description of the
mau. that he had seon him In this city. aud 80
Informed the police, who beghu watch fur him.
and soon found suspected party xoapiug lonso
on Des Moines street. a full DESCRIPTION OF tho
pnrtiea was sout to Mra. 1aascson to which re-
rly was made that ehe would come herte1f. which
shs did on "Wednesday. With the officer she
went to the house. and u boon % tho door was
,7pened, Sophia burst into tcars, and 1t once
G ,tne q mother They consulted all day over the
N sttar, and aually Ill returned to Moline to-
oe thor.
, 1875-07-31
Low FARES

Prstfat hisrath to The Chtcaoc tribune.
KANSAS CiTS, July 3o.--The Council Bluffs
Rosts made anot'eF cut thia morning, going %
below I'll previous cnta E,tt.
, 1875-07-31

BT. Lofts, July 3o.-TAe late emitting Of pas.
senger rates to tho Enat from Kansas City cpp-
tiDues. aud all tho roals leading eastward from
that city arc now engaged in the war.
, 1875-07-31

SpAct6I D9fkak1k % 1A< Chted13 IF1hUsa*
NASHVILLE, Tenn.. July 90.-A negro brutally
outraged tie person Of white lady. Ar. Lon
uox, nsar VahumosA Springs, Ala. ycsta.t1sy.
Last night sevcnty.Aye men broke INTO somes-
vile jail, whore shs negro MAJ confined. took
him out, aud hung him.
, 1875-07-31

NEw YoRK. July 30.-Tle bonslholdero Of tha
Northern Pacific Railroad yeatorday confirmed
tho appointment Of Charlomagno Towers ~
Trustee nf tho road. The Purchasing Committee
atIil hula daily rnestfngs to mako arrangements
tof purchasing tho roAd for tho hondhotlarn Oh
lonaay noss it Ia stated, at at8 u00 600. Yestaz"
day &760, ,00u neso rccelyod,
, 1875-07-31

Tns-1221; a:as; 2:aiX; 2:2tx; 2:2sx: TASK.
THE FnEE-FoR-AIL.
Half m hour was occupted in getting then, up
together. Word was givou with Lulu and ~, Eva
Contrary to general expectation; tho Ma'd fallea
Of success ii hor CUSTOMARY rush for tue po!o'
for Lulu not ouly maintained that position.
}sna.h but oufoot't and pas' tho
Gill ak lengths back. Having .gooe eteadily no
far, Lulu was expected to make !: interesting
tho vholo distance. but, entsring the straight,
even a s0~ WITH she Gil. 1hs Maid went
flying along tue back ssretch, and seaclied
tao half in 1.o3N. Lulu did rapid
work neAring sbs half ouly to dsop back agsin
polo In 1:431[, md swung into .he htsctch fairly
buzzipK. Coming home Lulu drow nwAv from
the Girl nnd Dobls easad up insids the distance
and PASSED under tile wire four lengths abead in
Second heat-Thta waa one-e!dod AFFAIR. Lulu
broke on the first turn ard tbs Maid bad every.
thing her own way throughout, while the Girl
won second place. Time, "a; 1:o8H; 1:43H;
Third feas-Lulu again showed her ability to
out foot the Maid by boating hor around the
turn, ut tho middle OF which she had q lead OF
QUO half alength. Just botore reaching the quar-.
tor The Msid began jumping, snd Lulu followed
! suit. loslnR eight lsnBshs in so doing. On tho
| back sttotch, bath tho Girl and Lulu hold their
own with thu Maid. and on tue third quarter TO-
GHCtQ tHo Iea0 lguEtn. b"lnRlHk iHt0 tuo
| stretch Lulu closed on the Girl, disposed OF hoT
| In short order, and wont hfter Maid, whom
Doble Was obliged to koep going to the finish N
order To win by a length and half. Time,
3311{{, 1:0711<, l:43s[, and 2:l9H.
| SUMMARY.
Open to ali pure Of s ,ooo; azst $500; second
| 81, $50: third, $i10.
'; qs;a'a'th h.ll.,. !
Lulu. .s....''..'"a
Tsm<--2lsX; Elo4; 2;tax.
| THE 1884, nAcK-
: First heut-Tho entres we're sophta Temple,
| Carlisle, frank. Miami. Saunders, John ". Hall.
! and Eoroa. Upon getting word all moved out 1t
800 gait, which carried Norea to break On tho
turn. But ho had lead OF Hs1 lengths 1t the
quarter, in 3591. Widening hts load on the back.
stretch TO ten lonethB, hc passed. tho hals and
thtec-quArtor pocs In lila aud 1:48 respectively,
and joeged home In 2:2GX, Frank second, Car
lisie third, Norca fourth. Sophia Temple last.
Second and Third Heats.-Theso woro perfect
shxmR. Ne1a tsAiled to tho half In oaoh and
thon won 10 ahe peasod. In 2:9OM snd 2:281f.
uall showed too much spool In tho frss heat Tor
such q miserable falling OF to- satisfy tho
crowd. aud It tho end of tho second heat W. Il.
Doble aud tho driver Of Hall were openly de-
nounced amtdst great Indignation and oxctte-
ut. Darkness intervening the race was post-
po,led until $3.50 tomorrow morning, whon 4
now driver will certainly take charge Of Hall
, 1875-07-31

ID bv tho Red w1nE ern~ - tsalDc,t. and took
thu place OF disabled member. 1t u denied
that Ward ropsesented htneelf - an auastenr.
and aa.o1tod that hs gs'o h!a orponsns
in tho single race 10 updsrAtAud what be wah.
II IN slAo asserted BY tho 1isd Wing man that tha
ntfllwalsr crow includsa professional from HI
johns, n H., and the othsr membnrH ero log
drivern and boom.taborers, therefore profession
q. according 10 bostlns rl:s No s.p.n:ton p9
hut thu money won from the B!iilwater men.
amounting 10 severn, thourand dol1ara, n de-
clArod to have boon won BY persons outside tue
He'd Wing Club.
Another match between tho Red Wing and
Saltwater cieab will be roHed on Lake 81. CFox.
nsat Prescott, on Saturday of uo1t Noek; alao
single shell mattel, botween rhilteo, Of lsod
Wing, and DHtIcr, Of It, Paul. Ward has Eono
back to the Eat.
ANOTHER hW1NM1No-NATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-Tp4lAv arrangements
were conBnmmated for another swimming -1nstch
betweon johnson aud Coylo from Choetsr TO
Gloucestar-th8 tksns courSd - before. Tbs
contoat will take plaza between the 18th md 24th
Of August, for purse Of $1,000, The condi-
tons vtlt be tho sAu,s ~ in tho previous tntseh.
Both men 60 into training tomorrow II dlou-
ch2tat.
, 1875-07-31
BASEBALL.
CKfDAtIO8-ATLANTT@,


CKICAuo8-ATLAFr1c8-
Erw YonK. july so.-Dsas-hal. Chicago, 81
Atlantic, q
1T. LoU1s naowNB-FKw HAvENs.
NEW HAVEN, July 30.-Baac-tAll: g. Iouis
Browns, 3; Nov IlAvsns, 7.
GAME At NAsHv1LLE.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 90.-nAae-ha1: St,
Louis Hods, II; Nashville Ltnka. 6.
, 1875-07-31

apolis for tho purpose Of being in Atteudauco 1t
tho National Teachera' Association. uhlch cou-
veues there the HEht at next weak.
, 1875-07-31
,u.onx rH0MpBQh CA8E4

THE WH0py THUMFu0.F ~ Iu -.
M1nru1s, July 3o.--Ibe jn15 10 ths "Aaoy
Taoupson cAss u still out with atsH prospect
Of agreement.
, 1875-07-31
MolIie Morris Gets Record Of 2::22 81,
but 1arus Gets the 1927
Race.
Tho Free.for.All Purse Taken by Gold
smith Maid...DeSt Time,
2:18 3.4.
O'Loary Once More Started on n
Tramp Of 16O Miles.
Baseball Games-Aquatio- Billiards.


THE LAST D1Y 1T CLEVELAND.
sp<csal Dtspasch tn Ths chfeaao Tribune.
Ctxyx1.AKo, O., july 90,-Ths last day Of tho
rseo xas ths most successful Of s}l. The
weather was clear and warm, and the track waa
IA fsst - tho track can be. Tho attendance Was
yarloua,y ss.fmsted from 1900 70 $4,000, and
contained lArga proportion Of the fair ssr, the
}adics' stand being packed to replottou. Tho
racing cou,menoed It l.3o AMI lasted until 8.
The tirnt oysns was tho final heat Of the 2:3o
rice postponed from yesterday. 1cw'nskl. Il
tlespissd folder, proved victorious, and Won big
money for his bAckers.
Tho running race was one Of the closest ever
seen, NJ wolf a. remarkably fast. War Jig. tho
favorito, won.
Ths 2:27 race WAS heavy betting race, i'm
menpe suma being wag.rod on tho chances.
Mazomsnls, Bolle BrAsfsd, and Ilarus woto first,
second, and third choices respectively Tho
pools rsn hiRh,-sevoral aggrosattn8 81 600 worc
so%d. Six hesta wero required to decide the
purse, Molie Morris taking tho tirst two, Carrie
the third, and Rarus the Lass three. Il was
hArd-fouRht coutest from beginning to end.
Tho frae-for-au created little enthusiasm.
Although tho tins WAS fast, all hoata bsiug bot-
ter than 2;20. had tho Maid beeu pushed she
would doubtless bhys scored extraordinary tiuo.
~ Hu8 WEB jQRH04 uuAllb ~ tA0 Asnh "oo "oooHNe
boaty for which Doble wan hissed by those who
expected to see her trot for time. Occldent was
walked up and down before tho stand. Dobse re-
ceiving tho srsaing sum Of $500 for shis exhi-
billion.
On ths wholo thu meeting was grand sao-
ooaa ~ regards rAoes, management, Aud paeu"
MARY results.
THE PorTPoNKD RACE,
The horses wbre called promptly at O'Clock
for tho docading boat in the 2:31 raco. With but
little dslay perfect start waa effected, and Idol
at once forged ahcad taking the pole be-
toro reaching tho turn. Half way round
ahe b1oke md swerved in front Of
Lawinskt, compelling him to pull up. and
Turpln passed. to the front. 6ho lod two
lcu8tha at tho qnartor In 81, LewinHkt second,
three leogtha before Idol. Going siong the
st,stch Idol cut down IewinRkt, and closed oG
| Turpin at the half. Spinning over tho third
nuartor sha reached tho polo IN l:49 two lenKtha
before Tarpin, Levlnskl three leug gths farther
back. At tue head Of the etretol
| Idol showed dtstteaa, whilo both fnrplu ahd
| Lowlnski MORO bristtng up. Tho race homo waa
vesy closs md exciting. All threo were severe.
iy punished for tho laat 400 yhsds, but Lewinskl
vas the strongest and came In nook RheAd,
Idol second, TurpIu third. Time, 2:26H. Lew.
lnakl took tho frst and fourth ptomiums, lido
second, 1u1pir third.
, 1875-07-31

stoci's tenttmony. liant s"id that he "sa tho
editor and proprietor Of the paper, and that lie
waa proud Of il that 10 had no doub. ti'at ilo
had mailed the pspors In question, snd that 10
Commissioner Osborn then examined soy
ersl a1tlcos in the pspers on tho casc and
decided that they were unft 70 be read BY
any decent person Liant said that that "as
ratrely ! qunnton Of opinion. and that ho sa"
sfoner asked Lnnt to doflne lis standard OF de-
cency, but he refused to do no. Mr. Tfain askod
tho ComniEaio.ler II ho could not be substituted
for lhnt A. tho responsible party. be Ind writ
ten tho articles obIectel u. The Commissioner
replied that 1t VIA no ot!nnRs under the United
States laws 10 wsito such matter, hut that II hr.
Train wns knxious to b. proeecutod he need
Only mail tho Objectionable a.tictce. Ms. Train
satd he did not think lIo wonld try that ~ preH-
ent. J.ant having no testimony 10 offer, ho vas
required to givo 5000 bail to Aralt tho action
OF Tie Uulted States Gtau1 Ju1..
, 1875-07-31

GOODRICH HTEAlIEHS.
For Haciuc, Milwaukee,, xnd Vest Shusv ports.
{iAIiY NuuJaY Iouut.I .IAt,,....,..,..,.... =.
hatustyk AaAG luufL learu until 2, ILL.,
daily 64nisy taospisi Observation-Disclosures. p
nrrn,,io1 t.-..-....-.. 10 T.
SxturixJts OF cufa1o dqpt lu1Fo until p o.
For MAn&ateG. l4udlnKtun, Gtct IuesdH All
For EscAnaba, Nrxsunso, and Lake auper!oF
lvns. Ma.dAys and Thursdays n. ......".;,. W III
ro+t. TH,.dsS ~ Et,steV ''-.-...,.,.. p. m.
fh. n,rU ES,f M,rhi..ntx''''1 r. iSIrr1 II, 9hIf.
, 1875-07-31

AN ALABAMA 1NEiOEN]s
The Montgomery (AlA.) Adcerttaer gfsea the
following particulars Of = desperate ehontug
at1ar a. Perdido Station, baldwin County, in
that State, on Monday laat:
Ms. DEyers, Justice Of tho Peace, had = stock
range In whicl, tho stock Of his neighbors rail A.
will. For some cause ha resolved to fonce other
stock of this range, aud did fence them off,
leaving It open 10 his only. A family by the
name OF gAdley, and another by the natno OF
Stewart, friends and relatives each of tho
other. became euraEed = Bsyer'' conduct.
In hlonday last tho Hadleys and ste.srtH.
nix in number, rode up to Brysre' residence,
And called him ont. They. wore armed
with doub!e-barreled shot-gups, but not dream
ing that thoy meant TO BARN him. ehe old nan
aud ots of hia boys vent out 10 meet them. A.
these eft thor door tho SIX mon 1t tho gate open-
cd fire upon thom. killing both. Another nm of
1'ryers, who was 10 the house whom Tho firing
began. seized shotgun and ritlo and ran into
tho yard. Meanwhile, however, tho party q the
cato had takon to cover. and those Of thcm
whose voaponB had not been discharged In the
first onset, shot tho third son. their shot taking
efccr sn bis Hdn. f}ut hs held bis ground brAre-
" ard with auch effect that hn succeeded In kill
ing two Ut his aBsauants and woundlng = third
The others 1cd.'
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-19
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