davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-11-12
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peuen Dompter. Sto Dpmintpn, @panpfc. Sfaat
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S'eprse VI. Gtcer (m Sau) an iebsm 1tenfaa,
Sretfa8 .uab Samstae bel Sp6paHsr a~bfabIer
lafen.
Aiefs S6the ftnb gang neu unbamuyben aussrfdlid
fiji, bisle 0tputs estaut.
Sts eaben pra6tppae SalUpns, 9 te Blooms uni
BABE. 3immer -
Die Spsiisn, S%squsmlidtstt unb sebisnuna ltnS M.
abertrehltp.
Qaaarsn, weIbe nit eisier etnts ~serfanpt perben, Ian.
zen ta9elriabts IN 9leWsypr: an bsm iberbedteu pier or
&pmPanp, 81 gtprtb oliver.
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unfolten bere4net.
( dtHe ptelsr einte ssrlaasn slprtplt nm 5 ubr MAD.
inittaes pabreap hes gDtnters.
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Weaen weiterer Ausfunft peaee man Ib an
-. @eprse VI. &nen u. &c., aasnten,
ofeb. Office @empanp's Qpparpes, Mpdetts.
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Aud elm @anbtbat. = SEER ISM.
Stint, &cf>Sslanb, Sus., ipridt ii6 in einem
Slef iebr anerfenuenb iiber ben @ebraud Don
Or. In9nf &oni9'S Samburger
Sruittbee in leiner Samllie aus. Wir
moAten nift obne ocuielpen leiu, idreibt ct.
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Tiebsr umb faltes sTisbsr,

eistw unb WsaitIRtbts fur so Gsnts Iursrt. e.
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asssfslasbsr anS aas ~fsaatssa strpanbtsa RrasiSastr,
VsAsn.. e4sslaA', tsylsits', eales aab fsnaist tkAu
sststsss ~ sxssssSs Assss asaaf. % essas -
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"Star- Oftn" platfurm

etiberslans. cline sroAe Sierre. Gin psuaSnttotr
sous anter Often. 5raatt Ia 9iftapaarsa.5a nblun.
cen nt.A. attsulare sratts ~psrftubtt. Mbrefaret
sS29sh eta r.. &IatfprR, 30 lHsa
, 1875-11-12
Dodsn

Wafrx, S@arIa&NeSer entf.ben aus sersprbenem Slut
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u stebt. Abtr rlrb Der @ebrau& ~ ipdt ober ni&r aenas
6&arla&asber xnb asbers NIT Steber serbunbsns RranE
keiten ansbrt&en, baaa mus Der @ebran& fptprt tina ,
Heat psrben, ha Rranibetea tn btsfem StApiun dae Az
bess 1stsublaxs ufprbex.
, 1875-11-12
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Dsr Mebs ais siernunbert Saprta ey.t edtt tn BERTH
tr f&uebtf&a ar,t Bel ben rtNenf&a ffii&en Sprf&une
bet&e q faR auf allen EbeleH Der Grbs aafeute, bt 10
SaIlse 5erreft sepigr arauter uns bs Gstrsa hefh
ben tilsa 10 Aaupsttaanbttdk h8
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i'm &etait p~eriauit Ill Snportations. preiien,
Sou Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
E Co..
no. s31 Nrd CITRATE. G9e Der 3wsiter nab
Ssates Str. nme SCI Glib pritte Ctr,
pbiIaoelp1ia. Ia.
Dies 1T cine Organization bon RapitaIilten nm
9bte ~ importiren uno 81 oertbeilen
nit einem tleinen 0e,ptnn, Der Dem 6 oniumenten ansl
0efrinn Der 3Wii&enbanbler erIpart. Wir cnntreniren
einen sresen 2beil her beiten 3beeIorten. ipelae mad
bie1en Ganee tpmmcn uno Die nur bon uns ielbft ger.
fault tpereen. Nerionen, lpelhe bon anoeren 66nslern
taufen tbun otes lu tbrem el9euen 9ta@tbeil. llniers
bau1er IN 0bitta une Saran baben Die beiten Ssaeilitas
ten aur Ausioabl. mas uns srose Sortbelle geip1hrt.
Wir baben gum Sertauf unlerer 3beeI srttn in alsn
hauptitaoten Der Oereiniqten Staaten 6tsres eta blirt.
s9ir seben ~unlsren alnpen etn
GCbDueS Sel Sbrpmp.
i4er une Irsmeer Runitler), luslSss. lpsnn in einem
Silstrlassn s%eteuft, mebr tsIten miirse ais Der greIs
sss 9bess sstrast Dele ebrSmOs itns elm @sI&sn,
fir unIere Runselt.
ane s~etauften Wasrsn a~aranti TT, sat Ht son.
trntlnene Dsfrlesisans S~emabren, Ober sas Utls sarie.
s~ritattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
r II A Co.,
Ss. ss1 WrA 6trase, 0de ,3issitsn unS Gsatss 6frsst
ans GIL ets Sssits Str, psila.. Ia. <Gp12mi.
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DE-. Rafnap'S @erfect DureattDs
nnh renulfrenhe GHtQen.

psnie aefANadIps. fsubsr enstfasi fir Ste 6diuns aaes
GtSransen ees Wiaaens. Der 9sber. Der Gtusew,tt,. la
Rteren, Der DIak, Wrpsnittben, Repfwsb, Duavyfuna,
@artIeibisfttt, unssbaulitfst. Gpsptpia. Nnsraua, be-
@auc. @a1tnaebet, MISUNDERSTANDING, 6dmOrrpOtbsa
unb dat unorbHuuaen In ben tanertn Oraanen. ptrh
aaeAattst rnb awar ba6 ft ppetip turireR.
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@antausfaI&ss.

Berssrbents Dtat III bt 1aaptxrie&s w efsEestARss
ans fssar aebaftr RraafttissR.
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WGbtpan H. 60,

% Warrsu, Gde Qtas@ Ctr. 81. y
Qsts SaIfAes uns Gebree. Gttet Tine aretnarie az
&Asnas q. Co., IS Marren, Gle Gburh Gfry Ser
assL AasiuAft. Tsuienbe u.rtb pirs Sbnta ,usrl&tdt
, 1875-11-12

N.atsa, Stnasn, Dare nae6nD~ easssassas &raaA
te&ea.
, 1875-11-12

Dr Masea n Bic srsss sD.rtadtte bs a6ryprs. Sss
Am srbdlt has saMs Sstem Natrane unD 8raft: Wsul
VA Nlasen aHh anbers 8rpauaaessr8aae na&laHen, tbs
ysat zbStts.stt Az tntptdeln, mus Der GAME 8Srper ID
kea. Die &rantbetten. pelAe aus s~etSrter 1bSttsiett %
i8ubanansssrsant earaetex. anb strf&ieSeun Hrt, aba
he 6auytarfaae tletbt Trainer btefelbG Dtn IL ba
1raat, rebu hss re&webtf& Btttert. Ia u ale etdr.
ha9sratttd mtrfs, he 4erbaxnnsssr8ane rteelt anb TIN
saaaht abaHssett teratat. = sttls &rantbsttsn beilt, bh
safAeans SAM sHfHiStan Rstar fnA. Uir ssnnss
bessste heHahssS
G&wiaAa0a
rub eAt ansern esassnfranipetsa satH.e.n esen 70 ~
aus 6tsrunssa Der Masentbattsteit. ais burn srbIt2s
as!ass ,br ssftiss Griaaltaans. @snn b. Spite nia
ldnsItd srnabrt pirb. mus abmaserans %sintr,ten un.
sss e.f3pd4ts SYaeua erlttst bea leiatefen Gniaa eins
GrfSltnna btt bel etnsr perfpa son tafttar Weluusbsi
far at&t ts Detra&t Ame Dte btrlbTttRen VERT.
stnn 1s 8das sSn S4winbfu&s Ia ben ufen Stabteu 10
eaabsa. rtttsn sbnt aasaabme tire duff trtiamieit ~,
9a asf w meeagtrxns va 1srbaaansssrsaus, bamtt bt
ogrtieny selht su patttnt ~ f& ninant. tSm aitt iru&t
lss Ud&ntrss serurfa&en unb nt&t sur@ ben Rbrper 20
va SAB TIN tntneea gar iias sber IN sisaistn SAT-
Ssats nab f<Hst Rakruas N bitten.
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Bsrft@t!--Das Gate sdsesVd
Htttsrs Stss aasi&lieBlt& bereitet zen
Dtntel u. Co.,
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tAEn, Y bic sfamsnsnntsrt&sth 10 frissrsa eisssfbA
sssrs .easss: Sspeatas" ks1 slaiAG ~ Ass ~
Observation-Disclosures b sasHfAu sss seutta,r evrs
k>s SlafAs ~bessfast ~
ysas e StHhs ssas EiatNs res glsf4sa - awe
3rAeTsss s~s SSst&&sa IN MsasszAsAss GAasSsa "a
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
90 Irspf,n In stnsm taIbsn gIas DaF.,

h%sisstisfR tn psaissn gassabIidsn,
Grdmpfe. &bpddbe. Serjeiupfsn, b6ien Svpk
it9Merl, pereorbenen Masrn, Diarrbse.
Durdbfans Sertopf flung, 8idbunssa
nne allie tnnssen eeibem.
Ndfsats fput.a asts Elm, SIafds spu Ratwas's se,sAs
1s!itf bti H& fhtrtu. O,aist Trppfsn In WsHsr SERIES
Rrantbsit sssr S6ns,sa. bic psm gDe9ftl bes sDsH,rS
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@lten I9enten piro cine Gomnliliion be,oh[t
fir ben Sertanf BON ueuen uno iebr ~populGreu 8iRIbern
bon elmer Der beoentenoten SubIcriptions= firneu i'm
2anbe. 81 Bidder fir 50 Gents So 8iide fUr 81 20.
&ein 6untbu9. man loIle ib unlere Girculare fom.
rea uno f%ber3ense ih ielbit. Ibreie q. o. 8or 529,
fe."""h Conn 4O0iSne.
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= ' pei II, fiir 81. 12O fir SIS. Gr0Bte Nusmabl in
Der 9Relt.
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y das hsr snsIadftIisaex &raaspettrn, sexea sas ~
f@snssi&le&t nnterpprfea H. nab letben aamentli6* al
men haraa. Die urla&ta. welds siefs {Hredli2e ss
strpsrrMfea, Rne serfGtepeu nHb siefdtte sbut BIZ n
kaeIaasspct mu6 tumez stefelbt ista. s6m.td .ett
sxr& 6t&rtanssmtttd bas Restntpfen, be o. .on
hasssrsant anb baear& ben sanaeu RSrp1 40 I'D ga
9es .S&pthtia Gttters" fept ansrret&t IA as L.dr.
anssntttd bd ben sbta rpdbntea &ranibeten uns bai
Geltnbrn bic Gtfnnbtsit snradeeebtn, r.lht lbsu BE-
va ~Ireifttrn, is tpitbef Otnas am estsn ~ Raetn.
HtesersefSlasenhstt,
, 1875-11-12

FAs unbsdssus Rran'hettes Rab be meststni6e g.ssv.
!uns ssrfabsn iann ntsuals ~ frab tsapunsn m,rn,s
pea ssSsau$s sss .S3S.stl& Stttns~ s.aas saa q.
M !, asm anS w 'tkts Ssar be- obenstaannssn I'D
p0aaanslsss Sslaaststt iuraassstbes aaS i,ssr h. ssAs y
ftttE!stt atlt f& beIe pitstr en, '" "ss"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
THE MURDER OF PRESIDENT MORENO.

ECUADOR DECLARED IN A STATE OF sIEGE-DETAIis
OF TIE AssAssINATIoN-THE AUTHORITIES DIS
TRUsTFCL
KINGsrON, Aug. 25.-Panama advices re-
ceved here the Republic of Ecuador has been
declared in state Of SIEGE and the Governor clothed
with the extraordinary faculties provided for by the po-
iteal code OF the country The Governor appeals 10
the chiefs officers and solders to assist him in nam
tanning order and sustaining personal security.
Guayaguii letter of Aug IL Ewes the 'oi1wng a o
count OF the assassination OF President Moreno @,
Ecuador. On Friday the 6tn INST, tbe fresuent ",
Ecuador, Don Gabriel Garcia Moreno, was assasslnae
in the corridor of the public treasury in Onto, betwcen
2 and O'Clock in the afternoon. Passing from one
Office the other IN the same building, he was met ny
three men who having saluted him as they passSsa,
turned and attacked him, a Colombian, Win n
machste, and the other wo who were natives OF quito
with leyoyes In the struggle the ps1st . e pe
the Colombian descended the stairs and then furter
matreated him The President died few hours after
the attack and the Colombian killed on the spot by
the sentinel OF the division on guard aJ the paIachs Just
the President hearing the shots rushed ont 10 see what
the matter. and also received bullet WOuh p no.
severe one; Inc ~ ~ tbp h h Snnrcbended The
names of the assassns are fausto Riyo' the Coioh-
m yet what action OF the President called ior.h NE
revengeu Keeling which prompted the attack ON II Is
sonal animOsity. Rayo, the Colombian had been GOV
the hapo, and 1t is said his luminosity arose from
but 1t is useless TO speculate. The President has done so
much 10 create hitter feelings against himself since he
shot or exied their fathers brothers lovers that s
wonder there has not been round even one OF Their own
sex exasperated enough to have dispatched him, and IL is
little short of miracle that lac ms lived - long News
of the attack reached Guayaqul on the 9th but 1t was
limited TO saying that President only desperately
wounded Orders were also sent placing the cl'y IA
state of siege. The Government did not at nrst let
Morcnos death be known, did they for some days
attempt to naug the flags at nair mast or make any
demonstration. Alter the first excitement hau passed
when the people had recognized the fact aud II had be-
come somew nat stale, Thursday, the 12th, minute
guns were ircd aud The Governmental ana consular
nags hung out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
logged painted black and her stern was visible the
three concluding letters Of the name Emma"
LAST HoNoRs TO ADMIRAL COLLINS.

LAST HONORS TO ADMIRAL COLLINS
THE oBsEoUIEs GRAND and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PARDO GENEROUS AND CoURTEOUs-FRsNDLf
DEMONSTRATION BY THE PERUVIAN MILITARY
AND CIVIL OFFICIALS.
LIMA, Aug. 13.-The morning after TIE deati
of Admiral Collins Callao presented strange aspect
The public buildings and private dwellings hoSted 'er
flags at hafmas The different vessels In the pay wear
ing American coors aso Ia mourning, and on ooard
the Richmond and Onward the impressive ceremonial
prescribed by regulation observed All the necessary
ARRANGEMENTS were made there Tor the imposing unera
which took place at 2p. NJ on the llth Immediately
learning character of the Admiraps Illness
President Pardo dispatched aiddecamp TO me Amer
ican Legation Luna offering to send on board me mrst
medical men of the capital but the generous oner WAS
useless .xr 49,,
In the funeral cortege the Ministers OK war ana
Marine OF Foreign Affairs, and OF the INTERIOR anos, "
the members OF the Diplomatic and Consular Corps
large number of the most prominent foreign residents o
Lima, together with many distinguished ,ns wy, y,
American Minister and ~ course the 0f1cers anu un W
the United States men-Ofwar From thu ship the oody
was brought to shore, followed by more than twenty
vessels and several merchantmen In the harbOr Az ana
the mole stationed the division OF troops ro
Lima, Project of the Province, the Port Admiral ana
oil the officers OF the yard. At about In the
Admiral In the Cemetery OF Belavista, and above the
grave flashed the reports from the nllskets of le Ahe
can Marines responded to By the artillery OF Peru WIN
the gates and by the heavy guns OF the kichmohd
firing every quarter hour. - -,
The Car OF Russia umplre in the Maria Luz case has
decided that Japan acted good faith. and that as no
treaties then In force between that nation ana feru
the owners have no grounds TO claims for damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
THE NEGRO PRISONERS IN GEORGIA.
CORDAY HARRIS ACQUITTED.

NO SERIOUS INTENTION 10 REVOLT PRovED-A RE
MARKABLY FAIR AND ABLE TRIAL.
Try TELEGRAPH From A STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE
TRIBUNE.
SANDERvLLE, Ga, via TENSILLE, Ga. Sept 2.-The
trial of Corday Harris, the colored man. accused OF
attempting to incite bn insuIrection among the
negroes of this county closed at $50 this evening,
with verdict from the jury of g Not Guilty" The
evidence for the State was all submitted by about
III o'clock this morning, and the afternoon was occu-
pied by the arguments of counsel The defense intro
duced no witnesses The trial throughout
has been characterized by the greatest
calmness and fairness aud the result is satisfactory
TO the citizens of both races. The acquittal OF
Corlay Harris was simply the result of failure Of
the prosecution to produce any proof OF criminal
intent in any of the acts Of which the prisoner was
accused.
This judicial investigation conducted as it has
been with marked ability, and the greatest far
ness, not only on the part OF Judge Johnson
but also by the counsel on both sides,
has shown beyond doubt that no serious intent
existed among the negroes Of this county 10 raise
an nsurrecti ton to make any general attack upon
the whites. They have been organizing military
companies in imitation of the white people, and
JOS Morris, who has done what he could to pro-
mote these organizations, probably has gwen
to the negroes some very Ddu IL h't
dangerous advice. But the prosecution failed
to show that Corday Harris followed this advice,
OF tried to induce others to subycr the laws Of the
State by acts Of violence and it is now doubtful If
any of the negroes in this county who were arrested
had done So Merkerson, who has not been ar
rested could probably be convicted The trial OF the
three other indictments found on Tuesday, have been
postponed until tho regular terms of the cOnrt,
which begins on Monday, Sept. -. All other pris-
oners who have not besn sent to tue counties where
they live have been discharged, and the military
companies, which have been on duty here for three
weeks have been dismissed
Judge Johnson will open a special term OF the
Circuit Court at Wnghtsvilie, in johnson County,
on Tuesday next, to try the prisoners held at that
place. The negroes If this county have called n
meeting, to be held here Sept. Is, to arrange for
emigration TO some other State. This movement
will probably be much less general than it would
have been had any of the late prisoners been con-
yictel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
FATAL ACCIDENT IN NEWARK.

A fatal accident occurred at the 1ichenor
and Mulberry-sts crossing OF the Pennsylvania Rail.
road in Newark yesterday. Nicholas Bodies, an emp"ya
O, Ious Meyer OF No. 149 Thomas-st, drove mp Null
berrys. ON the east side OF the railroad with single
horse attached to q light wagon At the point where
Mulberry and Iicbenorsts. and NewJersey Rairoada'e
intersect the was struck by the locomotive OK
the PhaGellb a fast going north which was sew
oral bonrs behind time and Bodos was hurled head,ors
AGAINST an iron swtch-post and was instantly killed. hs
skull being fractured in two places The Horse was car
RED bali block aud thrown against telegraph pole
and killed The wagon carried to Pennington-st.
ana broken Fragments The deceased man was taken
Il. his late homo, at No 100 S0uth-st
last nj glt Coroner Osborne mpdneed tliry and m-
,,.Iafnly began the inquest at house III Sonih-s',
which was crowded with spectators II appears tat ths
train which killed Bodies being greatly Behind time Was
COIN at the rate GO miles per hour aDt chat tho
sgIn at the crossing did not nave time a. ueo ana
wave hi Gag before the train at the crossing Tho
INQUEST has not yet been concluded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH COMPLICATIONS.

THE TURKISH COMPLICATIONS.
NsURGENT DEFEATS ANNOUNCED THE BOSNIAN
RISING sUPPREssED-A CONFERENCE AT HAND
TURKISH RAID ON sERvA.
LONDON. Thursday, Sept. 2, 1873
The news from Herzegovina is of conflicting
character, but its general tenor is unfavorabe to
the insurgents who have been unsuccessful In sew
eral recent encounters with the Turks.
The rising in Bosnia has been effectnally sup
pressed. The previous reports of assistance given
to the insurgents there by the Servans and Monte
negrins are not sustained.
special dispatch to The Times from Vienna says
the Austrian and Russian Consuls at Albania have
arrived at Ragusa. They will join the German Con-
sui there, and go to Mostar to meet the French and
Italian delegations and Server Pasha, where con-
ference for the pacicaon Of the troubles in Herze-
govina will be held.
BELGRADE, Thursday, Sept. 2. 1875
party OF Turks entered Servia in the neighbor-
hood of the stolatz Mountains, and assassnated
several villagers and stole some cattle.
The Government has notified the foreign represen-
tatives here of this violation of its territory by the
Turks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
THE ATTEMPTED BURIAL OF GUIB0RD.

THE ATTEMPTED BURIAL OF GUIBORD.
LAwLEss DEMONSTRATION AT THE CEMETERY-THE
HEARsE DENIED .ENTBANCE-PoIICR AND MILL
TARY AID soUGHT-rwo THOUSAND PEOPLE
ASSEMBLED.
MONTREAL, Sept. 2.-This afternoon the
members OF the Institute Canadien and their friends
nunbf ring 800, accompanied the body OF Gubord
from the Cemetery vaults and reached the Cath
ollie Cemetery gates at O'clock In the mean time about
five hundred FRI nch Canadian roughs had assembled III
and about the entrance cursing Gubord ana the nsti-
tute Canadien and vowlnS they would never let the
bones lie in ground On the approach OF the
procession rush made by the mob who barred the
gates nsuted the people in the procession anu De-
gan filing their pockets with stones. The
hearse WAS driven of from the entrance to the
cemetery, and Mr.. Doulre dispatched baihf
TO notify the guardians Of the ground that u
bearse waited admission. He aso communicated
with the city authorities demanding police and military
aid Some 1000 people present at this time. At
$3.50 o'clock made rush for tho hearse, crying,
Curse him! curse him and stoned il OFF the ground
The driver of the heare injured by the stones aud
many we're bruised and tramped by the horses AT AS
Ir Doukre decided 1t impossible to get admission,
and az the bailif reported it would take some
time to get volunteers assist the heaise moved or
amid tie dersve cheers of the crowd After the hease
drove OFF, tie crowd began to dispense Several nights
took place during afternoon, but the injuries done
are OF a slight character. 1t Is not known whether an
attempt will be made bury the body or not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
ROBBERY OF THE PLANTERS BANK OF LOUIS
VILE, Ky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept 2.-The Planters
National OF this city robbed o, large amount
Of money this morning. Abont daybreak the teller Of
the bank Louis Rehn, discovered the bank
his WAY 10 the police station He could hardly speak at
first bat after q while informed the detectives
that three men had taken HIN from Lis bed TO
he bank during the 4ht and forced him TO deliver
them Iys They then opened the safe ana abstrcted
the money Rehm alleges that he chUrofOrmed and
stabbcd ia the side where there IS slight wound The
bapk officials refuse 10 give any Information REGARDING
tbe affair." further than that tue depOsitors viii lose
nothing The amount stolen IL believed be nearly
100000.
L,TER-rehm has been accused OF the robbery. They
locked him up at bOie He requested hours slice D.
and on awakng confessed To having robbed the bank
He buried the money at his house All the money was
found, and Rehn was placed In j.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
STATE NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS.

TIE NINETEENTH BRIGADE DIsBANDED-LIMirs OF
TWO BRIGADE DISTRICTS CHANGED.
ALBANY, Sept. BY order of the Governor
the Nineteenth Brigade Of National Guards OF the State
has been dsbanded and the officers rendered supernu-
merary nv the Adiutant-General. The Twenty first
Brigade District will consist Of the counties OF Oneida
Madison, aud Chenango; the Twenty-eighth Brigade
District will consist Of the counties of Erie wyoming,
Genesee Orleans, Niagara, and Chautauqua. Tie 1881
Regiment OF Infantry National Guards, has been at
cached 70 the Twenyhrst Brigade The separate com
nany Of nantry Nineteenth Brigade attached to tho
Twentyeighh brigade and will be hereafter known as
the separate company OF infantry Iweh yelshth
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TIL PAINFUL RESULT OF PLAYING WITH FIRE
ARMS

PATERSON, n. D., Sept. "a distressing
shooting Casually occurred last night rear tue VI seoon
Pend about four miles from this city. Wallace Messer's,
aga years. and his brother Ce,and. age II. went mp
stairs in their change their clio hing Ia closet
in the room wers two shot guns one snglebarre ana
one double barIol The boys said Lots play SOLDIER
and took the guns The older ono took the SINGLE
barrel and the younger the heavier piece which he rested
across tho bed The oder bog raised hs gu not think
Ing il was loaded. The piece went on the nulIc 1e1s
bat three .cot !ro. tao other lad. The younger Toys
head mas shot completely Of. only f.w strips Of scalp
remaining ATTACHED To the spua. cord The iear Was
shattered into minute Fragments, SCATTERING the ceiling
and walls OF the room.
Corore Anil says the sight Was the most irghuul
h...s
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ACCIDENT ON THE CONNECTICUT SHORE
LINE.
GouvERNEUR MORRIS AND HIS son, AND MISS AUDI.
BON INJURED.

GouyERNEUR MORRIS AND HIS son, AND MISS AvDU-
BON INJURED.
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Sept. 2.-An accident,
which came near being very serious ACQUIRED to the
on the Shore Line, due this city from New-London as
9:l5 this morning. As the train, consisting OF ona
smoking car. two passenger cara. ana the baggage
err was rounding the about one mile aud
halt beyond SayorooS, cow standing on the track
lt q crossing was struck By the pilot,
and thrown against fence. IL reb0uh.tu
and threw the truck Of the baggasccar rom the
track tearing up length of rail- The snokng-car
and one passenger kept the track but the rear ear
vas thrown down enhancement to the left Of tho
track without being tipped IL was then drawn up
TO the track from which it thrown down the EN-
bapkment to the right falling on its side BIZ this time
the train was stopped by the afr brakes.
The passengers the consisted OF I'VE ladies' and
two gentlemen OF these three injured. Governor
Morris OF Morrisania had one rio broken and It was
Thought that another was injured Randolph Norris his
son received a severe cash the Miss Florence
Auduhon ndlaughier OF the naturalist, was injured
10 the spine. De Grannss 81 saybroOk was Summoned
and attended them and they sent By special train
10 Bridgeport where DIR. Morris has country seat
IL is claimed by the Conpanys surgeon t.at NJ MOT
ri.s hs are not broken and II is believed that his in
iures will not prove dangerous. Dr Gfsnn'b, however,
positive that rib ia broken. though he IL not sure
about the other The train going very slowly ~ tae
time of accident the consequence W0ud probably
have been more Serious