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@erIleerett0er sfltratt .

: p BoI9bfeeplte, W.>Y., II. 9toDbr.-
Sin hefttser Stnrm piitbete geitern abenb
auf bent 6uOiou. Der Sampfer n9rem"
ltegt bel StOdport auf bem Stranbe; Elm
9fleppbampfer nit elmer groBen ansabl bon
Sooten I'M 2an ltegt gleidfalIs auf bem
SrofeEell.
SO ton, Wafi., IL. gfou.-9er Sturm,
ipeld,er geiteru uno in Der uergan9enen geadt
in oieier @egenO piitbete, that beceutenoen
.Gdlnbeu . 70 .- -.-... .
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itntersaa8 oer 8arfe Toronto.
Gin etu3taer IatrpSe aersffef

RewsDort, IL. Ropember,-Die Srisa -@enz
tauer- bon @eorseto tun berihtet, oos e am 2. St>
tober uuter 1927 NJ y. unb 1928 10. Z. enen Rann
in etHem Boote auinabm, tueldes Der Sarfe v9os
roHtos pon @laSsow anseporte. Die Sarte lit in
Der 9sdbe bon Wauafia seiGeitert mann, unb untet
tpelhen umFdubeu fam man Mot In @rfabruna
brtnsen, oa bsr ysatroIe ein ipauilher glsaer unO
auserorbentliG unruifieuc III. gs fGeint naB bts
gan &c 9adhniGcit bis ant eiseu siuSisea ganu UNI
setommeH In, s-.+. -e',i I
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Seferiom 9antS Yrdiioent 0es atte'
rtfantfd3ets DepartententS elmer
Brit. q 01ta1eI&zNSciellf

W c 10 . TIE a n s, II. NoObr. = SET
ferion DauiS bat Die Brdiibentur bes amert.
tauiid3en departments Der yWiififppitbais
@eieulfaft bon QonoOu," rueI9e ibn unge.
bOten ruoroen mar, acceptirt. Der 3wed
oieier @eieaifuft 1T, Der @ntpidelung Der
commersieuen, Isritultur. II. Wtiueral 6iilfs'
Qucllen oeS MiiiiiiippitbaleS beionosre Auf.
merfiamfeit 81 iuiomeu. 5r. DaoiS miro
tiinfttg ieineu 8obniie in Riiiiiippt neb-
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Ser Gapttdn oeS 9ampfers
Q2 exS

Wf MP is, ii. gtoUbr. - Der @apitdr
6es perungliidteu Oarpfers sBactfc" mal
Der jitngite 8ruOer Der Srau Self. Duois.
Oerielbe Diente al8 Seefaoet in Ger coni0o
Slotte unb sing ipdter mad Californian, pr
er in Die 9ienite Der betr. Oampferltuie trat
@r mnrSe erit fiirslid,, obglelA faum 90Sabr(
alt, gum @apitdn bef0roert, neil er bel oel
Rettung BON Saifibriiaigeu uuBerOr6eut
lifen Uiutb beruieS.
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So d. elm nsuer BIanet. - Broipe
&eurp Don Baris tiinbist per Sabel on, baB
er nod einet nelten Gtaneten Der srpSiften
Gr0Be Reffdsceniion 2 Stunbsn 27 Wttnufen,
n6roii9et Defamation, 16 @rabe 28 Rinntefl,
entoett h1t. Der gSsltf6rper bepsS. KdI
ldngiam iiiopdrts. ~ = S,.
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""'' sassrhnn !. s(ntnnlt 0sierrehani hot

- gDtFuAHUtesz zuiuuft ptttttpoHt quI ge=
fern Den Aniprud) Der Samilie Warpea 0ui
$4,000, Ader 2qH6 am Bladf Rluer in Mii.
iouri, weld)es I'm Sabre 1899 BON Der ipani-
idsu aeslernna Dem MP, yrieiisr Mar'pea iiber'
= Der Bertdt bes SnlaHo -Steuer Cont
tniiIGrS liegt uns Dor. Derielbe iit auBer+
oroentlid reid, on intereiianten Statiiiiteu,
Il. q. ieben mir, oaB bas britiid)e 4olt,
obgleif faum 2,000, 900 sdblenb, i'm lesteu
Sabre $183, 1862 1856 (@olo) an Stelerr
3aplte, rpGbreno bas amerifantid,e 8olt nui
$r10, ,545, ,l54.23 (&curanD aufbrad1te. Dit
Stener. .Ginnabmen in Marplanb bstrugen I'M
letten Sabre 81, ,T55 ,a45. 40, IN MafFafuIetts
rnerfmarbiaer Meiie fllIr 2,67O, ,49f.i5. SIN
letten Sabre fpareii tn ben Ser. Staater
1903 Oelfillerie,n tm8etrieb. Der @ommifidl
J ldBt iid5 bss gSeitere1 iiber ore Stenerbetrii
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Wuro tn Ohio.

@inctnnatt, g., II. Noo.-Sn Snus
fon, O., srmorbete seitern elm Wtanu, Na'
mems Rioole, ben Bd9ter ieines 2aubsntes,
Hamens gSnl. Snap, neil oerielbe fid) ruei=
gsrte, oen Blae aui Der Stelle su uerlafien.
9ttople lpurbe nerhaftet.
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N6bereS iiber Den nert&tt8litdten
9ampfcr rSactfie." = sSertdlt
pcs scretteten Snartterntcts


SunS SranSisco, IL. Rou. - 0eI
Oampier y@uiite Eelfair" fcbrte geiternabent
8 ubr mad Siftoria BON elmer &reu5ertou
in Der SegenO, no Der 9umpfer rYacific'
unterging, silriif. Der 9ampfer fauo feir
lebenbes gSeien mebr; bic 2eide elmer Srar
wnroe aufgefiidlt, fIelde man alS Sran 9el
Ter BON Gan Sran;iaco ertannt bat; fernet
fano man Die 2eidJe Res 6rl. Siuiug Stet
lacom BON gSaibn9ton uno Die eiues 6ei.
sers. a1e maren NIT 0ebensretteru perie
ben. Der 3olltutter yOliuer Walcott" fam
bic 2eide bes Stelparb5 8id,aro Sones. Nn
oere Dampfer iuden nod tmmer bic Sc.
geno ab.
Gine 9cpeidle BON geab Ban, @aib..
Serr., beridltet bic bonn geretteten Quartier-
meiiter Neal S'Salep genladten &uSiagen
Sc befanpen iidl $50 Yerionen am Borb bes
0ampfers. 5aleg be9ab itd) 9tbenbS 8 llbl
III Bett, Die 2tdter iuaren uorIdrift ftsmGBiG
ausgeiebt. Als Der 3uiammenitoB erfolgte
elite 5alep auf's 8erbed unb fano bort OH
gr0Bte 8ertpirrung. Die Saiiagiere brGngter
fid1 auf Dem Srfanbef suIammen; Der Dam,
pier ftel ab unb lag i'm Erog Der Gee.
Seuge lab Elm groBes Sd1iff inter Segel
mel1eS nit bem Oampfer 5uiammeugeitOBen.
Die Pafia9tere ftiir5ten iif gesen oas Cont
ma1lbo Der Sffi5tere onf bic Soote. Niit
Siilfe beS Sei;ers brahte0aleD oasBOrtz BOO
in's gSaiier. Is Srauen uno 6 WdnHel
itiegeu eiu, bod baS Soot fenterte.
i3euge iab gttemanben BON ben 9elnnfenen
0euten ipieber. Srieb Is Ytinuten lang auj
einem 6euiterrabmeu, gelangte baHu gu aht
4nberen auf bas iOSgerIIIene Srfan.9ed; Der
Dampfsr mar neri1munSen Iuentbalber
I1mammen meni9lid3e gSeieu. Oas 6iilfe.
rufen, oas Shreieu Der Yer3meifeln6er na,
idredlid]. Sebr balo batt,n bic 4rmen ans
qelltten uno MIR maren allein. 9luf BEN
SloB befanben fi9 auBer 3eugen Der SapitGu
Der 2. Steuernlaun, Der 2. Sod unb pel
Baiiagiere, barlnter cine Iunge Dame.
Nm Dtorgen bes s., ipdbrenb zines fnr6t
barren SturmeS, banheir mir uns felt; geger
ubr murbe Der @apitdn fortgeriiien, inn
folgteu Der 2. Steuertnaun, bic Dame unt
Elm anberer Paiia9ier. @sgen llbr itart
Der 2. Sod. Ra6mitta9s llbr fldrte iif
Der Simmel auf; fab Qano in Der Gntiernuuc
BON is Meeilen. Saben etn 2Srad, aaf benz
ii9 s,uei Berionen beianben. @egen llbl
itarb nod elm Qeipenssefdbrte.
slm folgenoeu Worgen ftarb Der iedSte; i'd
blieb allein. @e9en nbr fiid]te idb cine groBt
leere Siite auf, melfe mir Sd,uB 9emdbrte
Sdlief mebrere Stunoen geiuno. Am Utor.
gen bes Z. erbltdte td 2ano Su beiben Seiten
g8abreu6 oeS gansen Cages uno in Der gtadt
blieb Oas @etter rnbis. MOr9eas 8 ubr nubn1
mid Der Gutter auf.
Neuere Depei9en BON Real laIIen S'6a
lep beridten, baB Der erfte Steuermanr
NIT Utatroien in einem Boote bon BEN
8ampfsr abgeftoBen iei. Der 9ampfel
- s@olcOtt" lit abermalS abgefabreu, nm nad
suiudeu. Wtan glaubt, baB alBer ben :
Wduneru ytiemanb nebr lebt. Der Gapitdr
DerlieB Den Dampfer suleet.
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Die Yroseiie 8egen Wsttslte0er SeS
Sd,naDssNittNeS.

Wt ina ufee, II. 1toDbr. : Sn Dem
Sale oes abgeetten aiderS Dt0aer btelt
beute Senator Carpenter bic Sertbelotgun9s=
3tebe. Abenos Z llhr wnroe Der Sal ben
@ei9worenen iibergeben. = Wforgen tomnlt
Der BroseB bon Sflit unO Ser9entbal 5nr
9sprhnuN1uuo H
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GiSeftbohftiftff0

WtiobIeb boro', Mafi.,. II. NOpbr.-
gbwaro 0turpbp mo ieine Nutter, Seioe
betrunfen, periudtsn seitern abenb III etneul
Wagen iber oas @eletie Der ,gauntoner @i=
ienbabn" 81 fahren, ais gerape elm 3ng pal.
firte. Der iunge Wann rpurbe auf Der
Stelc set0btet, feline Otlltter entfam unper'
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Ntehieume.

Milforb Beuni., II, ROubr. - Cine
&ranfheit, melbe srobe aehnli4feit nit Der
@pi5ootie bat, rihtet unter aem SlebifauOe
bieies &onntnS aroRe Gerheerunsen an.
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0ermi(d,tc Scpef6tm aus
YReff,z2tnrf.

Rem-gOrf, II. gtoubr.-9oIb srOffnete
81 1144.
Die Dampfer - Sera @rus" bon Sauau=
no, yState Of 8rgtnia" bon 9laSgom unO
u8uiita" BON 2iperpool fino bier eingetroffen.
Die Steaierun9 uerfauite beute etne balbe
Ytillion Sob 5u 114.48-114.57. -=
Die 4ftteub6rie itteB beute Siuei Wttglte-
ber aus, neil iie lpeniges, als Die regelmaBig
angcietteu @ommiiiionen bere6net batten.
Gin aHberes Ofltglleo murbe pegeu SetrugS
ausgeltoBen.
Der 9ampier nGolon" 1T bon aipin=
mnI( hier pir1nptrnffpu
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RaskfQ,s

Yulper 8e8en falteS 1teber,
etn ftnees unb eettipes SeifInltel subereitet uni
perfoutt pon Coleman & Wo6ers,
iaue25, 3TteY) Nr. 17S, Wef -8altimoreftraBe.
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,el,ts Der 8mmoesnamptfsaot.

WQ btn9t0n ., e, II, N00br. =
Ser Sfasamts7 Sefretar bat bei6loiieu, cine
@ouuiiiion 81 crnenneu, um bic Berbinbuns
Der HeaHlten pes 3tpeiten &ontroleursz Sl
reaus NIT ben 4niprilhe4 usH Slgs Sort
nnb gSitfopsft rnteriudhen su laffer. =
af- yB. SO. Curtis, @bei.@lert bes Sc
neral 'Qannamtes, bat I'm fsins @Htlaiiung
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ltnaliaasfail ttt etner Tabrif.

OetrOit, WIid)., II. ytO0. Der be
itsen YaIaitpaggon= 6abrif befinoet iidl Elm
S9orniein, in pel4en Die Ibfdlle aus iebem
Stocperfe gefegt perOen, I'M i'm GrbgeltoIie
als Seuerun98material perbrannt au meroen.
Dieier SAOrnitein uurSe fiirSlta ourd) bic
Waiie Der 4bfGlle nerfopit. Sn Dem naiien
Sdgemeble biloeten ftd) @aie, unO seitern er=
folete eine @rpiofton, lpeld]e Die bDlSerne &ups
pei oes @ebauoes Serit6rte, uuo nenn arbelter
tpurben mebr ober weniser uerlett, brei ber=
ielben t0otliG). o..
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Herhe1erter
niist eTploiiber
0efM@lofer

&auptsDtttce: Nr.
SWets Office: Nr.
0pbtlut,9 oeS 4. y.
&areItnettraBe. = .
Seller u. {. 10. iDeroen b
rub ooer @efdbr oes gr'
nngen fueroen erbeten
! fSunif1.tST)
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54reken oer SCI.
Giue 8eibe bon &atditrOpbea anf
berid)ie0enen Wieeren.
WettereS fiber Die &ataifropbe attf
oens Satttpfer sGttp OF gSae0+"
&etfte SceIe 0eretfcf.


@alpefton, IL. gtoo. = Der Steuer=
mann bes Sdiffes y@alerouia," weldeS in
Der gtadt bonn NOnta9 gum 9ienftag in Der
gtdbe bss 9ampfers .@itp Of gSaeo" boz
Infer lag, ia9t aus. oaB er fif ge9eH Witter'
nadt anf bem 8eroed oes Sd)ifieS befano,
ais er pl0elt9 eiue @rploiion b0rte uno eineu
StOB peripiirte. Gr blifte in Der 6idtun9
Ses y&aco" unb iah ben 9ampfer in Siam.
men einqe6iillt. llugefdbr cine balbe Stuuoe
lpdter h6rte er Soiilferufe uno lab flint bis
feds 8erionen I'm gSaiier. ytai) eini9en
R,nutsn erblidte er spei Beriouen uuf etnem
Stiide .6ol3 unb traf Nntalten, thneu Sel-
ftano Su leiiteu, tnoem er bic 8ettun9stane
unb Boien berbeiiufte.
Die Gee 9iug iebof sur 3eit 10 bod, bab
eS nnm6glid] mar, Elm Soot flOtt 3u MAIDEN.
Der Stenerntann beobahtete ben 0ampfer
genau uno benierfte, oab ras Seuer i9wafer
pnrbe.
Die auSiasen bon brei Mdllnern auf Sabr-
seugen in Der RGbe oes brenncnben 0ampier8
itinmen barin Iberein, oaB man nur fiiuf
ooer ied)s Berlouen i'm @aiier 9eiebeu hat
auf Dem brennenoen 9ampfer fanben pie=
berholt grploFonen TAFT; bieieS tparen obne
s3tpeifsl Die Seltiiten.
1lle Seeleute itimmen oarin therein, bnB
es unm0glid1 mar, auf bem r8uco" Die
Soote fott Su MAIDEN, neil ba8 6euer 5n
raid um iiA 9riff unS Der Sturm nit Der
ldlredllbhen gSutb rai'te. -.4 -..
Capt. Samber, Der I9ent Der 2inie, lit
nod o'ruuBen; er mirO bleiben, 10 lauge nod
DDffnunQ porbanoen lit, Seman0en III finDen,
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THE PARIS RANGE,

bat fttb enegeputation peseu ieuerSorssl dfeit i'm
So&.l, Baden uub Sparianlfet In 6euerung une
Abnnsuns erirorben, ,ueldes oenislben iber ole an
oeren sP angos" erhebt. Tnf @roBen fur Sotcls une
Wohubduier merben fabri5irt unb iinb sum Serfoufs
bel ID. q. @ooo & Soutp.,
.lIEsr. q Gde Der Baltimore uu6 Suta.uffraBe.
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Woroon's sSntter
> fir
pftrSr unS gorn Dieb.
eparfatt, .ptrtian. ,.no omrd5'

8retfeno
Der rbdtuns ie6er Sranfbeit, neIde bonn idlet<
ten 3nfau6e bes 9lutes berribrt; gpioote ift etne
osrief6en, uno bic 2batia9e Der sdnsliden ger9iis
In y6iiabepbia. mo oiejenisen, peIde es pdbrenb
mebrerer nadeinanoerIolsenoe WonGte gebrauh=
ten tetnen einsisen 6au IN ibren Stalunsen baben.
SIS toftet beiuabe gar gtidts, es Su se6ruuten,
unb iann besbalb Elm Sober Die s8abrheif Der obsen
An9aben prIfen.
Y8tr beSteben unS auf @b as. y. Steoens,
6enrpS Sames, Otto Duter& 9 OIL p., 81.
5. Reaoer uno Sunoerte Der beiten Siir9er Sals
fimore'S.
0etaIo GORDON & COMP,
Nr. 48, Deit=ss sette .Strahe.
Depots In Vbilaoe;pbia, Nep.Yort, Soiton, @Gis
cogo, Sittsburs, ct. souis, Rihmono u. I. 10.
(Sept9, ,12Dhef)
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Ste @efe4imaft s,tr 8eru@Iofen
8etnt0tttt9 bon &euetn,
ifs" Mbtrtttett II. (. I.
@ewoIbe, Abtritte, @lodfen, seller, Bruruen unb
Ausarotunaen tper6en bel Gage gereiutgt ohne
(Seruds.. gin SpHem, firitih peruOlltOmmnet 6urt
ben NebronM bon perbeiierten Mpparaten fur Nnss
ara6uns loIdeYehdlrer, bic oeen beoirien. Muftris
9epro Boffarten ooer perionlih peroen prompt be-
Sorat. Spe3tetle G aten iGr G9enten uno Gts
asnthimer BON 5ablretGem @runcet8entbum. Bii.
ieau Der @eieHthuft:
IOea221 1871 Rr. ~. Rsrs=HnAioanitrak
aa- Gnthteben bas bette MTorttment pnn
Sdbma5d,tneu ift bel NeSeenneD su finoen.
Sotue'ide, Sinser'ihe,
Sleess, Seeorz, Wbeeler=Bilion'idle,
@roper=Bater'idbe, 9DiIcor=9ib6s'ide,
To Weeo'ihe, Home Shuttle, American,
81 ain ia, allc Gorten Uiaitinen
ItHte! btui8! biais!
in VI. 1876, Def ssapettez, unterbalb
sa f26S-F) Der Souorofrase.E
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M6trittS>
Rfiuigungs gs.
Mpparnt.

26, Npro=Hsuioahftr.; !;
go, Npro 0apitraBe;
<mitb, Wr. 215, Ncrcs
brittle, Sloafen, Brunnen,
eli Sag uno Ratt ohne @e@
,(ooircns sereinist. Beitels
unb piiuftlib aus9efiibrt.
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,te faisfmdmntfd1e Naenttts pom
B. O. Dunn s. Comp,
ytr. Z, ftraBe,
8alttm ore.

(0t06Lttt tM Sunf 184I.1
Dtsies @tabtiHement lietert (nur en- uTterlnIet9ef
Der Steluns, 8sroutr ort: a,s!t &c. BON 9anaeuten
Sduolen u. & tp. inner1ala Der Ser. Staaten, 2er'
tito,ieu unb BritiGzglorosa sameriia; au1 lteern fs
Elm Rejersus Bud, peldes Die gfamen BON mebr,
aIs 10000 aauIeuteu u. M. uuo oeren Raten unf
Sic gteInns oerieIben entbdIt. gs tfi oas eompls-
tefe uno aussebebnteie Seftem, tpeltes ienals u
BsnmemIidbfe?t oeI 8antz unb Sanoels lshdLer unb fir
BE dIIaemeine Gerbeferung uno ben Sdus oes 5unz
bels oIsantiirt purbe. 55 3mes breaus haben mir,
wsId5e in ben bauptfdGti6fen etdolen iinb; unisre
9rIeidteMngen fornen niGt ibertroTen neroen.
XNhf. B. Ecarlett, bier,pobneIoer @ompa9non.
AF Ndniae Mnipri1e Derben etnSe3o9en uno @ta
rtd5tsIateu i'm NGgemeiuen beiorat. fSau21,1SD
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Wnrft uno 36rfe.

2onbou, IL. ytooember. = @oniOls 81
5ll6 fir @elo uuo 94f fiir Srief. = Amerif.
Bombs 103s.
Die Sisfontoz State i'm offenen Ntartte be-
trG9t fir bretmouatltde Bapiere q -3 YroS.,
LII Bros. inter 8aufrate.
2iuerpoo [, II. ytOObr. - SaummOlle
| feft; Sberl. 81; OrI, 3ll6. - Serfdufe
| IA 900 Sallen.
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San,nSerzGeribte

5aore, II. goObr. : Der 9pfr. ySile
be Yaris" lie9t nod am OOd. SnfOlgs Oes
fortoauerubeu Sturmes fam 6erielbe nitt
auf oen SrodenbOd gebradt werbeu. Dtan
trtfft ieBt Sorbercitun9en, bic Qabun9 ;u
l6Id]eu.
Gntmerpeu, IL. gtopbr. - Der Opfr.
rSwiberlanO" 1T bon gteiu,9ort bier eiu3e.
trnffrn
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eRe3ial ,Noti3en.
00lttutote
fir 9nfnrd1tft Wtfff1

JHE -3uJuIuM[k WIWlE1
GaSweNs E6e bon 6eutbs nno gSatersetta BE-.
Dieie @eisnlhaft pert4ertf fortmdbreno segen Ssr-
Stobt, nte I'm eaube, ole Nrten BON et9ertluI1,
Wobns, 2abenz uno 98aaren6dnier, Sanoeis gater,
Aderbou=Y Yrobutte, MobeIn. 9aus @srdt1i9aEen,
I'm Bau be9riffene oner I'M pdten IN Saoun8 oePho,
Tide Gabr5ea9e u. 10.
Sa5 Sirettorium befteht aus tol9enoen 2etten:
W m. q. 5 arrtlon, Yrar6ent;
Geo. R. 8iders, 2. 6oot. Senuns,
Danio g. Wilion, e. Morton Stematfs
f5rancis e. sling, .. G: Nemeomeh
N. 3. Gteuart. QB. W. 2aplor,
sam. q. 8ruue, Ssract @obeu,
4. b. Sapf. George E. Sarriion..
-. Bm. 8. Yenuin9trn.
sormulare uuo meitere Stahrtbt iber
bic SeeIidait ,uiro in Der Office, Sabmefsgde pon
South1 un6 lDaterfraBe, ertbeilt no au6 ale auf=
trdae }ofort erleotet weroen. Beriherun9eu nereen
aui frgen5 cine Strip ansenommeu. pelGe Der Applts
tant miuiden mag.
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GnfclA{phf4nhI.

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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-28
Alleged Wholesale Murder of
Babies

An old couple, named Nelson and Mary
Reynolds, have been arrested on the charge
of numbering five young children at baby
farming establishment at Holliston in Mid
dlesex county, between November and
January II. The business of the old
couple has been known for a long lime, and
they have had charge of 200 children dur
ing the past three years, by their own ad.
mission, most Of them being illegitimate
Regular physicians, among them DR.. War
rem of Hopkinton and DIR. Parker of Mil
ford, have visited the establishment from
time to time, and everything was supposed
to be all right until within a few weeks,
but a growing suspicion that great cruelty
and perhaps murder outright was perpetra-
ted has been confirmed by Miss Mary
Colby, who has been in the employ of the
old woman Reynolds. She says that lau-
danum has been used to carry off the ba-
bes. and that the crimes have been con-
cealed in at least three cases, by with
holding notices of the deaths from the town
clerk Miss Eliza Shehan confirms this
story, and even furnishes bottle contain
ing the poison from which she SAYS doses
have been given to the children. Most of
the criminal work is said to have been done
by the woman, but Mr.. Reynolds doubtless
knew what was going on. When the Of
ticers went to the house to arrest them,
the woman had gone to Boston, but she
was soon secured. They deny the charges
of murder, and say the substance they gave
the.children was mixture of laudanum,
sweet tincture of rhubarb and camphor,
which had been prescribed by physicians.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-28
A Brooklyn Girl who has been in n
Trance since Christmas.

The latest Brooklyn sensation came to
light on Sunday, in the discovery ola young
lady who has been in trance since Christ
mas. Her mothers name is Roberts, and
she is the widow of famous pilot. On
the day before Christmas, while a gentle
man was conversing with the young girl and
her mother, the former involuntarily made
the remark, "Oh! mother dear, am so
tired must go to bed; want to sleep for
ever" She retired to bed, went to sleep
apparently, and has lain in trance ever
since. She has eaten scarcely anything
since first going in this peculiar state, the
only food she has partaken of being little
ice-cream about two weeks ago, at which
time she drank quart of water. Medicine
is given to her by inhaling only. The ordi-
nary functions of nature are of course in
suspense. While she is in this state her
body is rigid and her hands tightly clenched
together. If her mother or sister, who are
in constant attendance upon her, request
her to open them she will not, but in the
morning when the ordinary additions are
performed she opens them lof her own &C.
cord to be washe l. When they are closed
the strongest man could not open them. She
has asked for water at times, and once for
ice-cream, but any attempt to converse with
her is futile. Her pulse is from - to "A,
aer body warm, but temporarily chilly i'm
medately after drinking water. The ply
stefan seems to be the ouly one who has
any power over her, and that apparently
seems to be of a kind as mysterious as the
maladv
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-28
Che 8utland daily 6Iuhe.
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1875.
Montpelier and Rutland railroad.

'hV"'Pcher hhu Vutiauu NhtIrOaU.
j. Spraguc of Conway, the engineer for
the proposed Deerfeld River narrow gauge
railroad, passed over the line from Wes-
ton to North Sherburne, and from there
over the line of the Montpelier and Rutland
narrow gauge road to Montpelier, VT, last
week. Very general interest is felt on the
line and the determination is expressed by
the leading citizens to secure It's construc-
ton ut an early day. Meetings were held
at Rochester and Waitsfeld at which Mr..
Sprague and Samuel Wells of Montpelier
addressed the citizens in The interests of
the road. Committees were appointed 10
solicit subscriptions of the stock, and earn
est work will be done TO secure the new
line. The route north of Mt. Holly station
passes up the Black river through the town
of Plymouth, thence up the Otta Quechce
river through corner OF Bridgewater and
the town of Sherburne, thence dowh the
Tweed river to the White river in Stock
bridge, thence up the White river through
the towns of Rochester, Hancock and
Granville, thence down the Mad river
through Warren, Waitsfed aud Moretown
to the Winooski river in Middlesex, and up
that river to Montpelier, about "a miles
This is much more feasible route to build
than the Deerfield road, passing through a
very level country nearly all the way
No grades will exceed eighty feet per mile,
and most of it will not exceed thirty to
forty feet This route includes a large
amount of wild timber lands, iron mines
and marble and limestone quarres, which
would furnish freights as soon as the road
can be built.