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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-23

taken, with following result, viz: Number of
votes ST; necessary 10 choice. 20. Bcckham,
q; Ashby, TO- Schoield, s; Brawuer, I; Dowu-
ban, 4. No cl, ciou.
On the St GOOD ballot, the vote stood: Whole
hum ''er, 81; necessary TO cholcc, 50. Beck
ham 80; Blawncr, s; Ashby, S; Scno6c.d. s.
So Mr.. j. Bcckham was declared elected.
A ballot for an alternate was then taken, a d
Col Brawner having declined, Mr.. a. Soho
field was elected receiving 36 votes to 81 tor
Maj. Ashby.
o. motion OF Dr.. D. NJ. French, the dele
gate was unanimously Instructed to Cast the
vote of the Ward for our present representa-
tive, Gen. Eppa Hutton.
The chair then said hat an election Of two
Ward Sup>rintender's was 10 order.
Major Ashhy said the cha If Was mistaken; 90
superintendent were 10 be chosen. SOMEBODY
suggested that commissioner" was the proper
,ltIe. The major said no commissioners were
10 be elected Someb body then moved to elect
wo men to be called BY the proper name what
ever that might be, as the duty wa the same
Us that u, W IevoIved upon The superlnte
At length, Maj r Ashby stated thar two com.
mittee meu' were 20 be chosen aud producing
the ''plan of organ,z .ion" showed his STATE.
ment 10 be correcI; whereupOn Acssrs Wm
H. Smith, Frapc> Lovcjoy, T. W. A~nby X.
K uper, D. NJ French, A. Schoicld, }. l..
BecSham, W. H. May, ADD Isaac E.cnberg
were placed in nomination: Mcssrs. Smith,
| Kcmper, and Elchberg decliucd and ballot
was taken with the following result: Whole
number Of votes 66; necessary t, choice 81
Sch96ed 43; Beckh.m 81; Lovcj 81; My
| IA; F.cuc,, l. So NJ $50. A. Sciiotei "Dd j.
L. Bcckn#m were declared members of the
Ccua,y Couilnlttcc from The Third Ward.
Capt. k"uprr thea announced meeting OF
the Ccntra iilden and Hcnd j: ks Cubs on
Ii ur>day evening at the Sun Eaglne House,
ans Mr.. B2ckham COLLECTION tor platform
around lie new pole and the meeting ad j1urnod.
FOURTH WARD.
10 this Ward the mCellDg was called to order
| byP. 3. llooa, Ward Superintendent. on who's,
III ,tlou James W. Nails WIS called to the chan
aud j. ". Peakc appointed Secretary.
John B. Smoot aud Charles GondrIch were
elected Ward uperiDtendents, j. vi. Johnson
delegate to the Congressional Convention and
| B W. Nails, alternate.
The following resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted:
Resoiccl, That he Hon. Eapa Hutton, oul
able az. luu Us nous representative III ConRites
merits our Via afrd corhjeucc aud Deserve
our III n;c support.
Resplrtd, hit cur delegate to the conv"n
tinp is hereby requested to use his best rh1 rj
| 20 secure his rcnopluat!0n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-23

STRIKE AMONG THE RICE FIELD HANDS. =
A serious strike has begun among laborers on
rice plantations along the Combabee, the
strikers taking advantage of the harvest season
to demand an advance of fifty per cent. in
wages Many of the hands are willing and
anxious to work at the present rate, but strikers
are visiting each plantation aud forcing ,h"
other hands BY whipping and other violence to
l,iu them. The situation is CRITICAL as the
crop must be harvested within a few days or be
a total loss. Gov. Chamberlain has ,eleeraphcd
the sheriff of Beaufort county to summon
strong posse, and to protect at all hazards the
laborers who wish to work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-23
The Indian War.

Adyices received at the Interior Department
FROM Fort Ellis, August I, say that the SIOUX
now at war with the United States, sect pres
ents of tobacco to the B!ackfect Indians IN
Canada aud requested the latter 10 join them.
The Canadian lndisus replied that tncy would
keep peace and would DOT join the Sioux. The
latter sent a message III return that whcn they
had flushed with the Americans they would
cross over aud capture the Blackteet counlry.
The Blackieet wanted to know ii they would DC
assisted by the mounted police, aud the officer IN
charge assured them they would be protected.
The Indians say they could muster 1000 War
riors if any trouble arose.
The substance of the instructions to the COM
NJ ssion to treat with the Sioux indians for the
REIMBURSEMENT Of all right to the country out
side of their permanent reservation, under the
treaty OF 1868, and so much OF said permanent
reservation as lies west vi the lO3d meridian OF
longitude is published. The first meeting OF
the commission will be held 10 Omaha ON the
18th Instant. Oue of the most important sub
ircts of the negotiation will be az arrangement
by which the lodans may become self support
lug, ADD their removal to the lodlan territory
at an early day is considered by the President
as the surest step in that direction.
The folio wing order has been sent to nearly
ali of the Indian agencies by the lndian Com
missioner:
Sir-You are advised that all sales Of arms
or ammunition to either whites or Indians by
parties holding licenses as Indian traders =.
sued by this office must be stopped instantly.
You will so notify your traders, aud will be
vlsiant in seeing that no violation OF this order
is allowed If any Instance of such violation
occurs, you will revoke the license of the of.
feudug party, and report the case to this office
for further action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-23
-u SUNDAY EXCL >lp>S
EzzSkEXD OF1uE
EXCU R:SlUNS.


TIe steamboat MARY WASHlHGloN. w."
make Daily Excursions 10 NJ vernon ,''t LIZ
Marshal! Hail and Gymont, GAe.p'
days Stopping ~ the various inAa',s ,.,,..,
Coiingwo the Forts, White House' " f"n'i
and Brick Yard, commencing Suin"y' -, . %
leaving her wharf, foot Of pH1ce F.r.. Tor
the rcu teu trip Soc cD single tcSy club Of 10
ten persons 40c each club Of ten or 5 Hy'. tip
each. Families can tsEc Pheasant trs VIZ
down the river and enjoy the l'"":tny drinks
st reasonable rates No mi. 1lcsiHs zh;n,,,,:.
sold on board the bost The Mary W as.'', - 20
can be chartered for 'enng e&C u! -. --u,aln
return for any partin; that ilay go, MINT.
For iyrthcr Information apply to ~ n ~ .
l. SON, or on board. ----1
o-1,a11,I, n,7oTUv ond CHEESE just re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-23
EECEESIU.N-S, YS(.Nsrn. Sc.
PICNIC AT TIL 4

OCCDQUAN FALb>

=; ocCoQUAN fA a, j., oc...
Inc second picnic 81 VI sS,'so ~ Nv ~
4!aH r. y w" ri c'li.r ~ "i' - iHt.rnv ,yI !
5otn, io''. Inv stE""t0 ~ L',.,, NAMED
lGAsa n'uE SS,7e. m,,n' ,' 10, ~, NJ
p!ace d. M '''tS, WI a. ,Ntr>ir -,
h"uhu trip t;chr' ,pC ., Af" ,enI r.,-sr.
nren e''SaRr'' ~ VIZ III Rn.rrs''m.r,, Can be
h t'.d' -, - ,I -, I;,v ,,ri..
hAo vi VIC s''u"-7 ~ wy IunNaN
,. :, ch.,r. ~ ,' ~ mrri,ler.
aug It'd '''"r"'"" ~ y ."'''',.
G--T, EXCCK.IUN To GLl M"HI.
,EG.sszG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-23

CHOICE BUTTER and ChhH'D
~ ceived by uIIBURN.
aug II j. ". I" N'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-23

On Monday pight Thomas Switzerland,
charged with the murder of Thos. D Pujlmao,
aud Bill Smith, coIored charged with house
breaking, escaped from the Jail in Spottsylva-
MIA county, Va.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-14

UUGE POTATOES. We were tie
other day shown BY Dan. High some
monster potatoes grown on his ranch
St Pinto creek. There were seven Of
them. and taken right through tboy
would probably average three pounds
each. The largest were about the size
of the head Of p year-oi1 boy. Mr..
High has sen, them 70 a friend near
Sacramento to show v hat Kind q
spuds the soil OF Nevada = capable CT
growIu-.-Sentine!-
Il is pity that M. H.. Ia! not
sent to Carson f,r :. 'spie- si Gig 20
tatOes. Tuhers Of tie si1y above no
iiced ars winnowci on; fr"In the mar
ketable sort am led 10 the pigs ty e.
rsrchmen. Those L.pt for fanny
use, range in size from The proper
tons OF the late jesse I:eeae - those
OF George Tui'v
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-14
TIE "OLD EOiRH."


As orr renders have been already in
formed. the San Francisco SOCK and
Exchan sc Board-tbc -Oid Doard -
held an election ioc o..icsrs a ie" Days
age. The event was imp-CTei y the
members as an opportunity II .ss'u-
aUceS. iilarit!es and tae e-hib ...5n ~
good feelings generally. l. he Daily
Stock Espor: for Tuesiay -. " ia.i n
rcecunt of the incidents OF the election.
Concerning the newly elset.d President
Of the Board that paper says: The
election held yeste.lsy resulted in the
urariraors choice 81 NJ. John ". Cole
man ian asSocis.e Of IL. Iar2es Il.
heene( - Tresi..e,s Of IL. Board. Mr..
Coleman has hesn q prominent meulne.
Of the Board fer several ys.7s, ben;
best kaoyn. LuaeVeT, - = gGist. IL.
shrswl op-rator. lie Is 80 aifA5-- n
.len&n, dienilsJ WIN. -. tc-s-s-e.,
IL an em.1srt d-sree, ,4-s ,4aIa.J.S sac!
and e1-Is: which viii l. 60, L .n;o :1.sr
during the prosecution O! ,he / ads
important building enterprises. lie j.
already closely Identified ai,l sl.3euteg-
prise, b=iEg n.ela5s- = ,Ae bu..2.ag
COMMITTEES. AMI We have 70 Ilul, !. /,
Will watch tho rise and p.oaress Of III !
magnificent building vi.h toste-.L. /
care
The Stock Reports s;a'sl-e:-t u the ,
father events nd results e.. - e.ec-
ton l1tosmS To IS tol'ors: he posi-
ton of Chsirnsn Of the b7a.t -as. 81
= matter - course. tenls-=i t. NJ. Z.
II. Coir. who las y Z III eu-g7l~-. r.pg.-
ts.,io. iuri2s a. ia-an.IeEe- -..,lr:
several Years bse.-- III. Duties ct The
Chairman are cmEEat.c...'y .g,-uJuz AM
delicate. II crler E. properly pre-!da
over RI sssenlLIs-a # - boxers
lie must combine press nee q mind. dis (
cIeiio1, keen ia=izG: int he Wins
and LGDc.s of men, a-i geri.,!'y i 4
remarkable dcgr-s. Nature las da-e
much tor Mr. Cot, Il ward sjsptiag hi.
for the position be GO ably fills. and lie
has certainly labored earnestly to adapc
himself to it. I: his yeEy lie depended
upon /. lie could not q discharge his duties
with mere ex-ctiug care or;s the be,t.
satisfaction ct The Fcn1i- His election
was without opposition. Henry Schnio-
dell, of the fr,a q ScL,l.a3-l., Koch /
s.aItsr ( CO. -=s elected T-s.5vrs- ,
Al. SeEmiejieu has always ts.E Trza7-
J.-er Of the Bo--l ani, rs long = C ".
accep: Il, The position viii presumably
lie rendered 10 lin. The lat r La
unanimous reelection = all the srt.orse-
iacnt he car ask. Franklin Lavtou.
senior proprietor Of this journal va5
Secretary for tns f0d-tes :.
time, q compliment ~L;ch, w. az as
sUred, this gentleman appreciates 70 tie
fullest extent. Thos. 81. Blair vas re-
elected Serg-ant-at-arms. Like Nessrs.
Lawton and SchmisdeI, lie has he'd Lis
office since the organization Of tie
Beard, and his efficiency and uEf:-ch-
ing integrity are appreciated. /,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-14

THE Carson APPsAL al Saturday las
q column article ''oa the pope az -nt
IL Gisu.ty to l.. ooseFT-l II ort.-!Lg s.
bar-r0oIn." We T0uIl suggest tbs sab
Jet Of =. HIrly-haUse Eu4u IL" - tbs
basis for its next crusher. - L'.rca-J '>.H-
iins!
Iswould he reasonable at of moi
es.y fcr you to dia bsfrr- yos, ss----~-7- ~.
writing Of aITth-.o aei'ie-- 80 : full
obituary notice 6 .aarsef.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-14

Hon. {. ;. TAEIAN has been confirmed
by the Sena.e as L. 5. Attorney for this
Dis.rIet.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-14

Hon J. kIRKxooD has been nominated
TO the /. 5. Senate by the lsepubl! ans
OF lows.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-14

TEE IrssloE ) Ezar THE,TEr san
Fran -is-o. Is orer"7 FOX performances.
II il said :, - as tiae - any Eastern
theatre.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-14

JEES LrE CAEEoI1. las be.u iHaEcI-
ra'ei Governor Of Narvia:f- IL, lame
lss ~ historical 7IuC,!.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-14
SspT santsives.

! SCARED EMIGRa>rS. 80 the Silver
State Of Jurel II tells the following:
! Attached to the passenger train
which arrived here Yesterday from
: the EaS. we've two C.ui-raEt cars chock
3 full OF passengers. These cars were
uuhItche I tom the train and switched
/ of ou = side track to await the depar-
| ture ottLc freight train which was TO
! tske them We. The eInigrants
I watched The side tracking with good
! dca! cfanxietv, and, on the departure
| OF the passenger, one of them rushed
| fran.ica!iy TO the express office, aud
extending both arms. in a surpliant
manner, exclaimed: Good heavens
Mr.. Railroad Man. are you going to
J leave Us here? What DO Won intend
70 do with us? l hope you are not
going to run us into those snowy
mountains and leave us TO starvc or
I be- Inassacrsd by the Wild Indians"
| The express agent informed thu eS-
cited pilgrim that lie was not u MIR.
Railroad Man" and that he knew
nothing Of their affairs, bat that 1t had
been customary. of late, III conse-
guenc9 of the heavy emigration to
California. To run an occasional train
out on the desert and leave the emf
grants TO the Indians and coyotes.
that being the mos expeditions
method OF disposing oFtham. "G00d
gracious, you don't say 81 - eX-
claimed the emiGraut, Mister. I'm
obliged To YOU" and away the fellow
scampered to the cars. from which IN
less than five minutes there WAS =
general stampede. How thav were
persuaded 10 return and pursue their
course west ward, .a:e in The evening,
". did no. stop TO inquire.
J T.. ECsIIs Lss been elected L. 5.
Senator fro1a Louisiana. Is this the
same Eussis who represented Louisiana
in the 9Th ana 35:h Congresses? Is he
g Republican or Democrat? It was
said when Cosgrose was killed few
days ago thst the vacancy caused by his
death gave the Democrats control Of the |
Legislature.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-14
MARRIED..

At :he NJ +. Parsona1e. January "a. by Rev.
A IL T.Nis, M john Frebornc to Miss Allie
StaTu.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-14

Sr. LOUIS raises up her volta above
tie hiccousi;ng tonss OF her crooked
whisky roveIs and rcsJ.Utss - follows.
namely:
Ee<s-se,l. That the member. OF the
Merchants Exchange Of St. Louis here
hy tender 70 ms respective executive
committees OF the Democratic and Re
publican parties the free use Of their
grand hall for TIE purpose Of holding
their national conventions this year, aud
they unite III the earnest request that
they will consider f.vorsbly cur city as
the proper place for hoidIr. said cor
Vsn.iUH-.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-14

Tuz ma ~ Tx NOON has been zlk-
IL faces s. tie w.e.ei Ausl.aisas. TIE
EsyeiIs Of Ja-a.., - tells lo- Ii -as
I~-ro- .# a#s#.
, 1876-12-18
0erni10teS

Ser @raf BON 9aris, wel9er be
fanntli6 ben a~merifaniI6en Silr9erfrie
als SffiSier Der unions=armee mitge
ma6t bat ntto firSli6 Elm pielaepritls
neg Bud iiber oenielhen erl6elnen lleB
pel6es SEN Sen. 9atterion cry mil
nimnat bat tirsli6 Dem 9~enannten 81
nerol, no6bem er oeIien 8ertbeioi9unl
q~elelen, cine @blenerfldrunq gem06t
Ni6t pattsrion, Ionocrn Scott mar fiji
Die Nleoerlage bel SuQGun ptrantport.
lid.
Gin frdftieer Sarmer, Namens Sob
Cunning, pelder nit ieiner Samilie II
elmer wllocn @e8eno III Maoilol
county, g. g., wobnte, iab in Der per
IoTenen @o9e einen 8drcn an leinen
0aule poriibcrlaufen. Wtit eintm Sc.
pebr uto tU9tiaem Sa9omcii + bepai
net, mu6te CT li9 in ge9leitun9 ieiaes
Sunbes CUR S%tifol3un9 oes W'eiittrs
Braun auf. gs pur0e No6t unO c1
febrte nibt suriif. Nls aud Der 5lueI.
te Sag perBing, O6ne baB ber6drmer 5u=
riidfebrte, eriuate ieine Graa bena6.
barte Sarmer, mad ibrem Manne 81 iu
den. 9iele our6iuAten Die bena6bnr.
ten @dloer uno SAluAten uno fanotr
mad itnnoenlangem Su6en Die l9rcd.
lid perfiimmelten ncberreFe Cunning,
uno leines 6unoes. Sn Der Ndbe la, Ell
orei toote @ilofaben, 3wci oericlhcl
rparen BON Cunning erl6OTen woroen
Der britten, Der Mutter Der beloen an.
oeren, bate Der 1eln Saeomc6er ourd
oeu 2eib 9eltoBen uno in Dem &f
nit Der Bette lein Seben perIorea.
Dieau8 Sdninoel uuo Getrng fer,
%poraeaangenc @cieeaebuua QouIliuna',
3dblt I'M Senote Is @iescr uuo 4 WeiB
in unterbauie A Neaer uno 81 WeiBe
Die ddte, nit G'oup. 0eiholS aeludblt
2egislatur 3dblt I'M Sauic 60 unb imSe
nate 10 Oemofraten, cine Mujoritdt Dol
4 Oenofaatcn bel 9cmeiulamer @blim
mun9.
Sn Cincinnati 1tarb ON lebtel
Monta9e Sc. @ilbelm lima, Mitarbei
ter ON vSplfsfreunoe." i'm glitter Dol
A Sobren. Mma par in Gottlpeil &c
boren uno monOerte Dor etlpa 25 Sab
rem nod @merifa aus; ieit "a Sa9rel
mar er am uTolfsfreunoe" tbdti9.
, 1876-12-18
Guropai(0f Nadribten+

GarIsrnbc. ytad BEN aus Ybilabels
pbia eln9e9on9enen 2ilten, babm BORT
fol9enoe baoid Nu8feller
Yramien erhalten: Nbtbetlung fir
dsmilhe uno Gertilintultric. @olo' uho
Silberwaaren, Spicls uno &urSwaaren
&C.: 6rieoriA @Olff & SObn, Sarlss
rubs unO Serliu. Grnlt SeberS, Va-
ben : Saben. Ntticn9eIeaibaft Ser
Spis9elmanufacturen uno demiiden
Sabrifate BON ct. @obain GbannD uno
@lrtp Stolbcrg bel Naden uno Wfann'
beim. &arl Wiep & SObne III Srei6ur9.
@ooB & Comp, 8ruhIal. 8. Seller
Blor5pelm. gouurb 0ap, Yfor5beim.
Btlbslm SeiOe9ser & Comp PiorSs
belm. @ihwiuot & Comp, Pfor3s
peim. Nusult @erwl9, BiorSbeim.
0ebr. VlSer, YfOr5beIm. MlIo &
Grmp., Piorsbelm. 6rie geder,
Ylu3pcim. Sd. @isenonn, Yiorss
em. @ouaro SipowSfg, Ssioelber9.
Or. Scrnbur0 Ned, &arlSrube. -
AbtbeIluna ilr GrSiebuns uno Wllleu'
ldlalt: S. Seltb, &arlsruDe. Or. u,
Stanfcnborn. &arlSrube. Eoucttips
au0ltoluug. Shwar5wdloer ubrmaAer.
Vi. Wrlte & SObue, 8reiburg. = ab.
t1elluu9 fir &unll: 6ran5 0eiler,
W}oSbah. - Nbtbeilun9 fir 2anos
wlrlbidait: &oeruer & Comp, Wfann'
Dem. Augut @au8, Saoen : Saoen.
@ebr. 2oebed, 8 br. @tor9 Shauer
2abr. 81. unO 8. Steln, OHsnbur9.
Die @eI1Gitc Der 9 ia ~
~ 4 1t h a erioroern III Yaben fein
lebr 9roBeS Yerional al StaatSoieuern;
e8 llno 5 Sbcrltaot8auwalte unb 9
StaatSanwdlte in Junction, Der ii6rl9e
0tnlt miro pCn @ebil en- Oer Staatsans
waltibait perieben. Sesei@neno fir
Ole Scidaiienbeit Der @ti3dits iibruns
1T bod, oaB BON Den AZ i'm Sabre 1875
crbobeucn SelAperoen 9e9en StaatSans
wGlte lue9en 0tIdtein9ebcnS auf cine
beantra9te unterluduu9 uidt cine Gins
5lse pom Der NatbS' unb Anfla9efammcr
fir bc9rinoet eradtet waroe.
Groe aOer &la0en iber ldledte 3ei,
ten e~rireut lid infer @Oigte@nifum
zines blibeuben s5eltanoS. AuA fir
oieit8 @mtsriemeltcr ii ocmielben cine
9roBc 6requen5 9sli@crt, inbsm bis jest
600 9tupirenbe e%ingcIdrieten lino.
9tabc3u ELL 9itrtel OericIben en- f6at 0nf
Die in 10 seoeiblidem Auhdwunge uu0
ltctiger Heitcrcnewidung bc9riiiene
&auihule. Spu rem 1885 bort eln9e'
, 1876-12-18
8elgten.

5 II, Is. 9es. Cine @pe5iol-
9epci6e Der v9au Mal @a5ette" ouz
8riiiiel mslbet: Ser gerluf Del
Union bu Grebit=Sarc" burd Die ge'
trisereien hires entaobenen prdiioenter
wiro auf 100000 600 5ranfen gei6dbt,
Ser Sireftor Der Sanf, pelder elmer
@elbftmorooerlu6 mo6te, 1T nod an
2cben. Sea e%ntflobene prdliotnt M&e=
nique idrisb DOR ieiner 6lu9t einen
Srief, in iuel6em er feline Operationen
enti9uloisen lu6te uuo ertldrtc, er bq-
be i'm @inne, Selbltmoro 81 be9ebcn.
eein @dwieser1obn, wel6er ioeber
BON 9aris 5~uriid9efebrt it, srflart, bal
Sr. Msnique li9 in jener Staot befin=
oct.
2onbon II, 16. Se;. Ser entflo6ent
prdlioent Der Union ou Credit anc"
1T in Yoris perboftet woroen.
, 1876-12-18
0nlanoiGbe Dspe(ben.

gobocs, M.sD, 16. De5. Sini
Ginbrc6er wurosn friib aeitern Mor9en
ponYoliSiitsn Bel einemIeriu9e ertappt,
Die @elbip,nbe in benz Yubnbofe Der
yNep = 0ort Central e Suolon 8 &iper.
8abn" 81 iprensen. Mebrere S4iiIe
wuroen sewe4lelt, uno stpe, Der &duber,
Namens Oanl. Sapes aus Gobocs uno
Som Sassertp aus SrOp, wuroen nu6
persmeifeltem Wieoerltanoe feitsenom-
men. Sas9crtD erblelt cine tDotli6e
@unbe. Sic brei Ginbre1er, we!Ae
entfamen, lieben lire Seute i'm Slide.
@lbann, N..0., 16. Deg. Wab-
reno piei 9trdHinge BON st. 9awrence'
County na9 Dem bieli9en 3udtbauIe
9ebra6t wuroen, Ipran9en 5pel oerleI-
ben in Der Ndbe BON NmlteroNm BON et=
mem 8obn5use uno wurocn wubrl6ein-
li6 9etDotet, ba Der 3u9 nit poler
9ampffraft fubr.
9ouispille &p., Is, SEQ Tiini
Yerlonen, wel6e als MOroer ongeflast
iino, wurOen IN. 2 llbr seitrrn frilb aus
Dem @efdn9nilie 81 Sarostown, &p.
befrsit. 3ebn masflrte Manncr 0ifne.
ten Die 3eGen, nadoem tie inter Dem
@orwanoe, eiuen luebeu uerboiteten &C.
@fansenen ablieiern 81 molten, Gintrltt IN
bas @~efdngniB crbolten butten.
Gtneinnati 16. 9eS. GIN 81
%furlions5u9, wel6er nur aus DER Soto
motipe nno einem Yulia9icr-@ g9pn
beltano, liel 9eitcrn arf Der uGlncinnoty.
Gafopettez Gblca9o'er Sabn," 6 M il II
weItli6 BON 9ufupette. Sno.. in Sol {
bes 8ru6es oes Srebraoes an Der 8
tomotipe aus Dem @elellr. Der Y,li
Wa99oh ltlir5te etntn 80 6uB 6o6ui
8%abnoamn bInab uno puroe 5ertriim,
inert. Ollie Snlahen purbsn mebr ober
, 1876-12-18

weniser teiner jeOo6 lebens9cfdbrlid
perlett.
GtepeGonb, o., 16. Seq. 6. ".
Sterling, welder in Ooun9stoun,O 6io,
bes Wtoroes i'm sriten @raOe iiberIiibr'
puroe, pernabm seItern ieinen n5rtbciIs
lpru9. Derielbe perfii9t, oab Der Mt0r
Der am %. MdrB 1877 our6 oenStranQ
binseri6tet peroen loQ.
St.2ouis, 16. 9e3. Sn SerieD
pile, SQs., brannte seitern cine 5deue'
ab, uno Sas. Morton unO 8m. Sinnelp
nel6e BARN I6liefen, famen in Der
Slammen I'm.
, 1876-12-18
Dn Tobkur\


1T teftnlmt. has sanss btsberise 5eiluertabren un,s
suito6en, Ole aur lptrb our3 has 1o9enonnte
Sobban nn6 bnr9 G%tnnsbmen pon Sohpulnet
@beptrtt Ole S%ob6doer Setgen an, no BITE Srant9ett
3eit seisen fe Bite 9ebensfrait bes Wteni9en an.
Tuuienbe iino tn ben lebten spet Sabren tn Der
S~aoeSNnitalt, "a Stanton Ctr, 9eew yorf, sebetlt
porbet. Inter ben @ebetlten %beftnben it9 ptele
4erSte trb Ipotbefer. Ole Sobbaber nnterl9etten
f3 pom anoeret Sdoern ~buburd, oaB ie brett auf
Bite &~ranfbeit etnWtrfen, uno ben franfen Stoii ents
%iernen, IN, wel6er Sorrn er aud Sunt @ori4ein
fomme. sic iinb Elm @erbreunun9ss ODER @uSl9eis
oun9ssProceb Der &rantbeits ltofe. Sober erante
rptro bet oer Inpenonn9 bteIer Sur f~o5ulasen ietn
et9ener Ir5t. Bcnn Scenario bnr9 biele Saber 9es
betlt tit, 10 tit er ptrtli9 unb rabifal 9ebetIt. wab:
renb na6 Der bis9ert9eu SeilmetboOe BITE Mtttst
sepobnlid sefdbrlt9er finb aIs Bite Rrontbettielbl
nne ii4 siters <In saaSss peer 'ecunSdrer &rants
beiten e~tritets =
Sbslei9 bic svybaber que arantbeiten, inntrli3
anb diBerlt3. %fnriren, 10 limb bod BITE @irfnnsen
BET ~lol9enbsn &rantbetten. b~eiouoers penn fe lid
nod In acutem 3uitanbe ~beiinben, sans au6erorbents
lid: Siebcr, ielbit @erpenz nnb Sppbnsfeber,
f.1i1s lssT i9I ,as sssw ,,asSs6 !, % ri II, 1Ms IT Sa SirS,
b~eionberS bel iun9en eeuten u. TN eriten Staotnn',
sepDbnli3 lei9t turirt, MaHeriudt, Wbems
tnattsntns pereen oft iebr, i9nea. sebeilt;
ebenIo Mueenz uno Sbrenfrantbetten, forte aue
iDpbiliti5de aranfbetten in iebcm @robe. pet
6uberen &raufbetten, Sratotpntoen 0es
fdtpiirct, G%eroPbeltt &C: TT bic Girfans stne
pl6bIt6e Ii. Stdtbare. geur ein Bah tit binrei9enb,
I'M Sepe' ppH oel 9Stltrn9 gu hoettengeh. @t">
eenfrebS ino BITE iosenannte &aras ooer
SMcferrubr (etne bis iest unbeilbare 8rontbeiD
rmrben eebetIt. Set lesterer &rantbeit seben rs
Grosent beS 3uderitofes nit iebeut Babe Snr4 ben
llrtn ab.
Ote 8oSes nub Ginnebmes 9ulper perbet mad
iebem Qlab i'm 9onbe ~perianbt, Der 9reis bes
babeeBulpers tit 50, Der bes @innebue : BuIuers
81. Man laGe i9 cine 8roi6ire iber bic 9obfuS
" snslti5er ooer btuti6er Spra4e i9iden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton ctr. (Box 1891
Aew 9ort
, 1876-12-18
nfnfte telegr. peps(bfa.
Ser &riea int Orient.

2onbon, 16. 9es. Cine Wiener
9epel6e sufoIge Fat @erbien GuBlonS
eebeten, bab Gen. Ssnatieff Die er itere
Ma6t auf Der Gpnieren5 pertreten lole.
@a6ri9ten aus 8u9areit meloen,
BOB bic &uIien ein srobes befeltigtes So
Ger Bel genoer crridten. Sic @rbei'
iuiro Sag uno Na6t fort9dest. 81
Sateb uro nnebens ueroen srobe &a'
1ernen erbaut, uno in 9u6aret 9rpB'
Quantitdten Seu aufselpeidert.
, 1876-12-18

NsSE THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-12-18
Staliem.

Rom, Is. 9esb. Sic SeSis6unsen
5wilden Dem 8atitane uno Der lpuni=
f9en &esisruns lino ni6t lebr %freuno.
i6oftli9, bauptia9ll9 in Sol9e Der
@treitfrase besii9li9 Der italienil4en
Stride in Wtaorib.