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llpger was yesterday notified of the death of
James Orlando JOralemoD, aged sixty three,
OF the foot of e9th street. He was alleged TO
morphine ignorantly administered by his
Wife The post mOrtem revealed CONGESTION
of the brain and Oedema OF the lungs with
uraemio. The latter disease would have
caused congestion Of the brain, but the NOR
prime would have produced the same APP
PeaIances. Deputy Coroner Goldschmiedt is
OF the opinion, however, that death was due
habit OF taking morphine before and the dose
would not therefore have killed him. A
strange Circumstance In the case, which Will
prove interesting TO surgeons, is that, the
ney could be found. This lack probably 40
CELEBRATED the disease from which he died
IN y. Herald, ed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

a BIG STORY FROM THE BLACK HrLLR-
A letter from Deadwood city, dated the 18th
Inst. says: This morning large train left
mere lor cheyenne. Among the passengers
were the Messrs. Wheeler, Of No. 2 on Dead
wood. with eleven hundred pOu nds of gold
dust, or about three hundred Thousand dol
their claim the present season. In the same
Train were also Messrs. Cheesman & Son
with twenty thousand dollars each, taken
out OF claim No. 4; and the Woodbury. Bros,
win about one hundred thousand dollars.
taken out OF No. Deadwood. There were a
number OF other parties with various
amounts. 1t Is estimated that over half q
million went out on this train. 1t would be
q rich prize for Sitting Bull or a band of
road agents, but the train Is guarded by one
hundred men well armed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

$4,000 to lecture during October, u
ga New Hampshire paper saws anotno-
sunstroke would make Blaine q Sampson.
The New York World thinks fha ou,ch.
eat way 70 get q seat In crowded Stree ca
nah.n "SaVan-
IL IL reported that q duel ba. ha.,
ought ~ Berlin between Q distineu,S5oS
scsslan diplomattst and Prince Dsiyon.
A"~u Was caused By Jealousy. avg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

SGrace Greenwood has been riding on a
cOwcatcher, and all that she is willing to say
In print about the experience liz, "I shall
never do that again."
SThe first appearance of the potato bug
in Europe has been made in Sweden, where
number OF potato crops have been devas-
tated this season. The bugs are supposed TO
have had American parentage, and have
emigrated with grain cargoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

Did OF HIS IsJURIEs.-Ab bout IL O'Clock
sunday last boy named Lee o. Storm
about IL years of age, while playing with
other boys at Castlemans lime kflns at tina
foot OF l. street and Rock creek accidentally
IeIl over q wall distance OF twenty feet and
was badly injured In the head He walked
nome afterwards and not much notice was
taken OF IL, but, growing worse. he died about
9oeIock last night from the effect OF his in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

REAL ESTATE SALKs-Messrs. Duncan
son Bros, auctioneers, sold yesterday for
warren c. Stone and James Hoban, tru g.
tees, the drug store, Al and g streets south
OF the same, To Joseph McCauley, for $50
Also, for Gustav Hartig, trustee. part Of lot
u, In square sol, fronting lax feet on L st.
southeast, between AZ and 9Th streets, and
running back 10 depth of 20 feet, improved
by two story frame house, to F. w. Sell
hansen, for 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

REMovAL-Fust Class Securing and Dyeino.
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment
by removing to his new building, 9O6 q street
northwest, three doors from 9th street, near
the U. 8. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he is en-
abled to do any work In q manner not to be
equaled By those not possessing these facil-
tiles. 9,l3l2:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

A HIGHWAY RoBBER CAPrURED.-Yes
terday Detectives Coomes and Miller arrested
. mulatto named Joe Lacy on the charge O.
highway robbery about the first OF April
The occurrence. Pete Boyd, residing at No
1910 N street, while going through the White
lot, was knocked down and robbed OF q gold
watch and small amount OF money. Joe
Lacy was taken To Police Court this morn
ing by Mr.. Coomes, and committed to Jail
for hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

EXCURSION TO LEEsBURG-On Thursday
next the Sons of Jcnadab, Rechabites, Good
Templars, and Sons OF Temperance OF this
city. by special invitation from the Iees-
burg, Va, temperance organizations, will
leave on the O'Clock train for the latter
place 10 attend an old-fashioned Virginia
paroacue, under the auspices of the temper
ance people. They will return in a late train
on the same day.
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Easy Feet, 30.

DR.. White, Chiropodist, of fifteen years
practical experience throughout the United
States and Canadas previous to being 10
Gated in Washington, ID. c., In 1861, success s.
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails,
ChilblaiDs, Vascular Excrescences, &C., at
his establishment, 1i16 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Willard's Hotel. Fee, 81 per visit.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFP1ca OF CHrKY SIGNAL oYYrcnR, I

WAbHINtTUN, BtpJefnDer Zbr 1910. y
For the middle and Atlantic states, warm
er, southwest winds, falling barometer and
local rains. followed Tuesday afternoon by
and clearing weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

DR.. O. W. BKNsoN's CELERY AND CHAN
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessnees, and will cure any case. Price,
30 cents. Sold by all Druggists ir Washing,
ton, GEORGETOWN and Alexandria 2N-an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

The Catholic Benevolent Society Will hold
reception at Bethel Hall September % b AZ
g. m.
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]. H. 8quisY . Co.,
BANKERS,
1l16 Pesls1ailazr

A16 Pennsylvania AUe,W0,
pay per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
1ted. "a 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

The ENoN BAPTIST CHURCH Diff
CULTY.-Ip the case OF Scott ct al. agt. Cole
et al ttne Enon Baptist Church difficulty
In the Equity Court to- day, Judge DIN ais
charged the restraining order, gave plaintiff
ten days 70 take testimony and defendan
twenty days, and ordered that parties hav,
uninterrupted use Of the church alternately
rom cay TO day, Rev. Samuel Scott to oc
cupy the pulpit next Sabbath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

National TheatT-"The Naiad Queen"
FbTurS Opera RO-Lse.-"UncleT Toms Cabin"
Theater OnssQe.-"The Two Orphans" and
varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
reconnaissance Slant, a two-s story brick
dwelling, east side of High, between West
ard Stoddard streets, Georgetown; $3.50.
John Hoover. twC-story frame dwelling
west side OF sth street, between c and ID
southeast; al go. w. c. O'Mera three two
story br1ck dwellings. north side of Penn
sy lvania avenue. between 81 and 81 streets.
5000. George &. Chapman, a three story
anu basement brick dwelling, east side o
ltth, between III and i streets northwest
5000. James Lewis, a two story frame
dwelling, south side OF L. between 10Th IA (!
18th streets northwest; $500.
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CIT p 1T MS,

JCsr RECEIVED at Moore's, 1011 New
York avenue, q fine stock of fall goods. Fine
black dress suits made to order: s36, equal
in style TO any 5th avenue New York
suits. 9,2,eO3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

ELECTION OF OFFICER5-The Gracelan d
cemetery Association last evening elected
the ioIloWing officers for the ensuing year
heN. ~. r. Presory, chairman; +. C.. Cate
secretary and treasurer; George r GnIIcb
SsnlueI Norment and Moses Kelly, board q,
SiIsc,ors; Dr. W TindalI, T. l.. Tullock, DR.
w U. Dennison and Caleb Parkinson a.
yisoTy board. @o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

A NEW TEMPERANCE DIvISIoN-A new
division OF Sons OF Temperance was insti-
tuted last nj ght on 10th street. near the navy
yard. TO be known as Reliance Division, No
8. The following officers were elected and
installed: w. p, Robert W. Dunn; w. A,
Chas. a. Upper; II S., ROsser l.. Hunter; A.
treasurer, George X. Cook; chaplain, VIM
ID. Hineline; conductor, Richard Emmons:
assistant conductor, John Alcorp; L. s., Wan
X speiden; o. s., Edwin III. Jones. Adj
dresses were made by Past Master Worthy
Patriarch +. II. Bradley and Past Grand
Worthy Patriarch Dohbyns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

LIE LATE JOHN MARBURY.-Intb the Conr
IN General Term yesterday, Mr.. Metric,
presenter the resolutions In respect 10 m
memory OF the late venerable John Mar
oury, OF Georgetown, adopted by the Ba
association, accompanying the same wi Tn ,
Few hitting remarks Judge Wylie bore nj
ksu mony 70 The high character and worti
OF the deceased, and ordered thai nav ~
placed on the minutes -
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PERSONAL.

"A
AADARE Ross.
ns ss e Lay A'tsocgi:t And A:sins
ner OF d northwest. She has no superior in DELI A.
eestpg the Pet, Present and Future. In love or
business her advice ID invaluable describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and Informing
you Of the sure way TO suooea In al undertakings
Consultation strictly confidential. Ladies, q; gen-
0emen, olG0. eeni-Yv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

CHURCH UNIoN.-The members of In,
Israel M. E.) church, colored, last eysnin,
sdopted unanimously the report OF the ioinI
board OF the church recon mending that tn,
church, hayiI withdrawn from the AFRICAN
methodlst Episcopal conference, do unit.
WIN Tie cOlored Methodist Episcopal com
nI re &c OF America on the terms agreed upon
n Sle Joint board and the RI Rev, Bisf,or
ny eTs, OF that conference. oAof
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PIANOS, &c.
CAUTION TO THR PUBLTC.s

In Al ss.ssax DBCKER BRorHRRs, PIAuos
Iron plate on the inner len had do o. tSs
fnsfruuent: WyyYv
aDecE1 BsotArs Paex, Nm Id. 49,
an. q. KUHN. Sole Agent
81 a. ' s1 ~ 49, fs az wsssi1Stos. D. o.
VI been sd durfnG u Ooa0rssctousi-
seeeon. Kxtrsordisary tnf1esnsoSs 70
8 oNe and uDwHros. Pfanos and Ohm - -
funtnG and rspairtns Dronpely soo1n26 - q
11ICMBNBAeHpP ssas Wsvsssas.
lSS ufA o.. . fsv esD onso p. -.
- Aosaey foe WI. Knaho 4 o. u - -.
10y r...es. sSblS
ri AL ~ 16n,ssHfSSE I,3STE z!5, 5651iI
rs! 80 go !: -
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a. q Stevens OF New YoIr 81 49, Us lss p q
t W,1Ie, wilson Green ana Ruth BsaIs. Z, aoD
arc Hiae,s sn1 Chloe Curry; J. l.. Wiiliams
ara Tst,ts n1o; william Braunerneutber
Thorn ton John Hsrtlng and Dora Ts "a ma
Jonn 4: u. Pyles and Estelie Chann,an nv, :
ielj IAalies CUrtls and Martha JarLsc,
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRopx,

RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPrp,v M
morning Mr.. W. Ii. Wylie, dry goo.t. I rals
chant on Ilh street, left Information MEL
colored woman had stolen about $50 $3.50
OF silks from lis store. These oficers trace1
the larceny 10 Ann Spencer, q colored NJ
man on l. street northwest, where the goois
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ADJUSTMENTS.

u
FoRD'S OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY. sKPfRMBHR IS,
Howafd's Uncle Tom Combination
In the Great Moral Drama OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN:
OR, LIFE AMONG THE LowLH.
Interpreted in in plantation scenes By the
SOUTH OAROLIHA JUBILEE SINGERS,
Copsisins Of nine genuine plantation slaves.
Two Matiness-rUEsBAYa and SATURDAY
October 2-MAD. RsHfzp MiNsrRILs. s.ss-sf
NATIONAL THEATER.
The visiting aias Teams; YIN: sy Invitation. be
:nS X: uass
siS ID "a q
s.noo: .sS
antsm, calcium and chromstic lights, and the ne "
ns4 Ia s-S En- 'es
gNDlR Tnl RBIH.. On mondsy next, Brst
Bah, nov IN q. sixth week 1t the Union sau.re
Theatsr. Nev York sepG q
l 'oo'cH. AUSTRALIAN,
And
AMERICAN RIFLE YBAMy,
BKNHINGS RANGE.
TUESDAY, September 26-Mstch over the 500
TETks6AT. September $3.50 y.rd range.
SATURDAY, September SOL 90 ard range.
Shooting each day commences prompt ct 10 {. m.
Admission grounds, SOC. Admission 10 grand
stand. soc.
Special trains, landing pas.eugsrs Of the grounds
viii leave Baltimore and Pot &C D.sot az 80 aud
~ ~ a % and 8: 10 and 4: 10 p. Returning, leave
Beunipgs for Washington az g. SO D m. aad later
special train 81 close Of each dag s shooting.
Rsilroad Tickets, With coupons including sdmis.
sion T. the erouncs rs cents TO BE- had at the depo
al d omees of the baltimore ssd Potomac Railroad
Company, corner 18th steeet ami Pennsylv AHA
nue, AID corner 9th street and Pennsylvania ave.
By order Of the Committee.
A. b. ShEPHERD, Chairman.
J.b. r bUhNslOB, secretary. ssp15 ID
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"A WAIF IN STARCH OF A HoME.-Last
pignt, ABOUT O'CLOCK, gentleman on In
diana avenue, near Sd street, noticing q fe-
male leave the door steps OF his residence.
proceeded 70 the door, and there found q fine
lying on the steps wrapped In An ola sbsw,
- re called In Detective McElfresh who took
~ 10 police headqcarters, And an ofiioer was
uisPatcned with IL TO st. AIMS Asylum
wneIe IL was found that IL could not be re,
celved, That institution being full The ma
uon 10 charge informed the officer that they
nao just refused another officer who had
pIoognt child there, so he was com eIled
70 take II back 70 the 5th precinct, when a
general search was made In the pe,Shh,r-
hood OF The station for . nurse To take tem
Temperance alley was finaIly tndncad -.
receive IL for the night, and IL Is now az the
mercy OF the world at large. The child ,s
represented as being healthy and Beautiful
one.
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81. @sam'en beg s9atamts-G epar.
tements finoen lid gu benz Glau6em per.
anlatt. ooB r6ais Der pieyts She'll bss
eiscui;yenhen R!eir. @~opierse!oes uerIo.
rem 9ssans.n iii mo ME niseer sur Gin.
i6iuns eiuetrsiAt ,ueroen miro unb sos
Die 0an;e o%cttanoeas Summe foum
$50 DOC. 900 bs.:dst. SIR G;aats rift
N@ alI Den seiamnt.n Yctros Der oIten
g'riiionsn Stein. Tapierge;oss, we!de
einselSit. Oura nsusre eyiest :puroen ocer
sessn Silberstlb umsetauiGt merben.
Gie @sam:eu BADEN ausseIunbsn, taB
big jsbt iebr menis 0'e;n'Yevisrstlo
dltsrsr gmiilicn gum Ginlauih gessr
Si!bers,lb eingelonbt ,uurbe uro Nnnsn
I'D babuy& gu Der gMMYfo!aeruns Sc.
remtist. has pols $l0.00O,oOO in G!ein.
Nopiereeic aus Der Circulation rcr'
iGmunoen If unb ME tuieser I'M Ghct-
ANTE CUR Ginloluns p%raisntirt ueresn
fuiyb. s'
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9ou e. thurman ober
3iltem feim ?

Muf bemo!rati@sr Geite fc;rb iet
Siemli6 aasemein ausese5en, baS MT,
ituei Ganoioaicn Nusiht baben, in ct,
2ouis ncminirt gu merben, ndm!iA emit.
peber Sburman BON Ohio ober 3iioen
bon %em Sort. Der columbus Sect.
bctc" 1T oerie:ben Nn'iht. 10 aud Der
.@apne County (Otic) Temotrot".
Das le"ttsenannte S:att ihr.ibt iiber
oieie Nnse!tgenbsit wie fol9t:
Sen Semotraten O6io's lieet nidt
be 5rase Dor. Oh lie Sburman, Muen,
g,uins. Yapne ober &anntp fur YrdT-
oenter baben pollen. Gieie- 1raoe i'll
ihrtr nidt burm bic Democratic onberer
Staater CUR gntiheiburs ibcr9eben
uoroen. @cnn Die 9emptraten DOR
Ohio CUR National Gonpenticu seben
mno thurman befdmpfen. 10 oab ben
9emotratsn auberer Staaten Der @!au<
ben beieebradt uirb, als isi Thurman
ihra4 5u 6auie. bann pirb Somuel
:. 3l!oen. Der 8ouperreur oes bcmofra=
tihen Staotes Me,p BORT. Die Grnen=
nuns erbalten. SoIte thurman feline
Jreunbc erlu@en, ieinen Nan,sn BON Der
9anoibatur juriid,ujielen uno lire
Stdrfe auf Gouperneur Maen, General
Giving ooer bic N&tb. Yapne ooer
Eanrep 5u eoneentriren, 10 ,piirbe ben<
nod te!ner bieier perren ernannt tueroen
fonner. Gerator Thurman 1T Der elm.
si8e Ohio Dtmetrat Der Die nottiSe
St6rte uno Nusii4t fir Ole Domination
9ta& uniertm urtbeil 1T Ct Der
9emotrat i'm oaajen Qanbe. Der
in ir9enb elmer @eiie eInen erfolorei9.n
@st.fampf nit 3ilben cufnetmtn fann.
Gs !iegt batter an Der 9emcfratie Dbic's,
~ ia9sr,, u SIC &ouperneur 3itben
iereu Senator fburuon p~orjNbt."
(Gine. Sttfs.l
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Geasu bic a;uefidta seeraaser.

OsDSu O1C 0iRtNs0;t0 SCCIu9oCt.
SIN 2aufe bieies ,Wtsnats iolfn ii@ SO
teutihe, enaiiihs unb ruiFide Rrifss'
'dtHe nit $40 GtlbSssn I'M bafrn pon
9pnSipns pereinissr, unh mic Is neaer.
blnes te.bt. wrllsn aud Jronireid unn
Die Der. Stuaten on Der Expedition 9e-
gen bic hinelihen Sssrauber lbsii reb.
men. Sic Gntfa!,une Der eurcpdiihen
atiessmoht ,mr Sec miro a,nb oen Wor.
theil nit iih trlnsen. oab neben ren
Seerauberneit.rn auh mandls sinse<
wurSeltt hiusiiite @cru-thei.c se,iiDrt
psroen. 9te Gbintlsn balten nod ,r,=
mer ibren 2aiier fir bas Sbetbaupt Der
@slt uno uu:sriddssn Die Maht Der
8arbaren. ule lie Ins nenncn. OBJ
sIeih Der ounoeI nit China bsitaun.s
wGdit. nmmt Die Nbscid.cNen,si; Der
Gbineisn oebbaib nint ob. uno jsne
Mc1tcntia.tune piro tcTentl,d oaau
tt!tfaSen. aaB lie osm Weytebs nit
europa Die ro.biser unb fir tsias
SbeiIe erlprieb:ihen 3useitanoniiie ma
den. gin inldts 3uiummcn,uir:sn Der
eurcpdiiatn Maa,e i'll 3,pedsn Der
Gumani!at 1T ge,ulb Elm Il irsuii1er
Jorti4ritt Der Mtni4aeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-18

- Gin Pierberennen eiaentbGmIi6e.
Nrt ourH ben ean,en Stat Rev. Bort, bon
view Bort mad SuNaIo, fol- I'M 9aufe bieiei
Sonmers itattfnben. 3pei Nem. Yurfer Ser.
rem babsn $4,000 seaen SOS, 900 tarauf &c.
nettet, bas SO Yierbe galiforniiAe SNuNonas
ben @sa bon Stem BORT mad @uTalo uno
,arid pet YaneHrabe bel 3smaIiaem Vferee.
mediei in So Stunben, alio bel elmer etr,ds
bon 600 Mei!en %bnrdddnitt(i@ rs 0cil.n in
Der Stunse suriidlesen. geritten perben bic
sSusanss bel oieiem raienben Nitt bon brei
Nsr'tanern, ssslas bic Seerce aus GaIiicrnieu
aaH benz SFen bradten.
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Cine Scene aus ben i&wor,sn

- Cine Seene aus ben {@uar3en
Bergen i4ilbert elm GoNeiponbent her
0anias Gitp Zines. Mit "a @encNcn
bate Ct ii4 uisrSi9 Meilen BON Gutter
Gi.p 9ela9syt. Ga tam elm Wann auf
lie Su9eri.ten unh fraste mad bem @ess.
Na4bem Ct Austunft erbaiter, entfernte
er lid wiebsr. Sen anhsrn 1ag mar
Die @rislidaft nit Dem GGmsl,cn BON
shnce Bsbufs @ewirmun8 uon 5rint'
iuaiier beiddftigt. OILS ploSli6 Elm @lei<
lan,eomite III ibr Eager aeipren9t fam
.Ooben lie einen Bcietestmnniaen bier 2"
ga. = rllno einsn Nrsoiser?" Ntin.
Tonn laben lie als @eihworene gu @e.
ridte uno Der Nremolina uon 9eiteln
muroe uurscfiihrt. y&idarb Burnett !!
ibr bobt Yster lambert p~et,uunSet unb
iein Nf.rb seitpblen. SIT benz lc?"
$50 mar betrunisn, ais iG IS that"
teudte otr 6stan0ene. uMselne scrren
ppn Der Sutp. nas iaseu eie?" =
SGuloi9! ur~llno er icQ sctentt ,per-
oeu !""" bem,rtte trcdsn Der &id:er.
Nlsbann fi!brten lie i'm IN siMM Cotton.
,roob. Baum uns leaten inn Die b%anfene
S9linse UNI. 3tusi iebten i'm anf Elm
Yfero. Sas Qfero erhielt einen Ghlug
une fort aulcppi,te rs. Gin fmr3es
3apreln, Gin 3ittern uuo Der Ge,brcM:r
war.toht. Sic &esulotcrtn rittsn ha.
BON. Die As vQii9sr" cber bssrubcn ben
Qelhrcm unb iesten Elm !anncnes Brett
linn gu Gdupten nit Der Sni@riit I:
yN!4arb Burnett Gus SteubenuiQe,
Ohio.
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@aA IL b<mm etme 0juionY
Rad ens!ii@er &s9auns
1000 DOC. OOO. OCO.

Tos 1T iebr einfa@: NiuionenmeI
cine Miaicn. 9as 1T imnsu seidri.btn.
eirsn Gins nit IL Nulen. u,,o no@
lAnc!er ensseiprc@en. abss tein Weui&
1T I'M stanbe, es gu adhl.n. Man lam
in elmer Minute leo bis ITO adblen:
moe!i4erreiie, penn elmer re1f f&ntu
madt, brinst er's ouf 200. Sn elmer
stunoe sdblt ct bann $4,000. an einem
5a9e 2SS,OoO, unb in einem Sabre los
Willlcnen nnb 10000. I'm alio cine
Billion All Sablen brandt man 95la
Sahre, "a Sase> 5 StHnbsa unb 20
Minuten. 3ieDt man absy por Der 3obI.
seit tds!i@ sru0lf Stunbsn al, Die Der
Men'3 gum s@lafen, gHen, 3ur Grto.
lung &C. braudt. 10 miiroea gum 3dblen
jener @umme l9,O24 Sabre, 6S foae.
10 Stanosn uNb 40 Minu!.n er!orbsr.
lid lsiu. uno 70 alt wirft tuebsr 9u MOI
iA, nca Ssmanb onbers tr.rbsu,
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Sim G. Wui. Wnhmittoas s III,

- Mm 6. Mai, Nadmittass 5 ubr
iano 81 99iecso Elm bsft,ser @inbFurm
itatt, Der 9rpIm edaoen anr;htete.
Ser sr0bte Sdeoen wuros an! Der slo-
uno Ncroisite aneer;htet. Wisis 9au.
ier, &irdsn uno @abnt0fe mutoen ent.
oadt uno me9,e1e $eripnen !ootiid per.
ieBt. 3os yrette:tcus an Der Cd. Der
8:ae Ss:ano Npcnue unb p. G!rote
!ourSe umgs,rebt uno elm Snabe setoctet,
unb mebrere Gousbepphner murben per-
lebt. Ser 3burm auf benz Crib wuroe
ebsnfalls ,oeg9twebt. @lums, 2ater.
nenpfoien ii. |. ~. tpuroen in sroBcr
gtaiie Serit0rt.
Ser Shuosn. ipeIder am @almertaus
anaer,h!et iuuroe, Miro lid ouf st,ua
1000 9olars unb Der ain &arbnsrbaus
auf e.,pa 1000 Tplars beleuIen. Mm
nuatp 6oipitol musne fir iibsr 5000
Sclls rs S4aben 3nsefiiat. Sn 9ases'
Gnnop-Iabrit on Der gate Strobe MUIR.
cen burG ben Gin iur; b;s &anins pier
Maohcr id,per p%sr,panHet. 3.uei ba.
roM ,perbcn lpotr'hsinlid i!erbcn.
@eds Mdnnsr wuroen Surh Der Gin
itur3 elmer M!auer al benz 1id;9cn
southern Hladt Depot IN Sdut. be-
sraben. 3wel hanan lima tSo:'ih osr<
l:st. Mon iddst ben @erlui1 auf elne
biertei Mluior Dollars.
Nnf ein;elntn strcb.n, noe 2,utc sin=
gen. pu.oen blslsibsu 9esen 9dnisr se=
oranst. 6Mtihen uno @ogen auf ben
Stra6en ,puroen ebsnials umsemebt.
@isle nduIer ,purbcn arg belddo;9t.
Der 8!is ldlus mehrmais Elm, hcd brad
nir9snhs G,uer cus. Ser Sturm
flnI Winuten lang.
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= Sie Gnslanser baben in oneE
Stiile benz Sultan BON Mastat bic Sn'
ia Sptotara I'M 240O Efunb eterlin1
ahsefuuft. 9ie Snid liest nur 200
&ilpmetcr Bon Dem Worsebirse pon Aotx
ea!fsrnt. 9amit MAIDEN Iih bic lgnS<
lanosr gum Sperm iiher Die Musfobyt aul
BEN Eutlen ms Sn6iihc Mser unb poi.
lenosn Die 8eherrihnns bes burh ben
Sue5 Canal fabrtnoen Georges mad
Citlnblen.
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aus Ocuti briuot Der 1elearab,

- aus Ccv1 orlr9t Der 1elearApe
to!9eaos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rad.
rihten Ser perjaate Qrd{ibsnt 9omi.
n;que erhielt auf fsiner I.uht an, Quai
sinsn 0%cponnetitih in bic Suite. Wan
bei@uloist i'm. SoB er ben etaatsfnot
mahrsno lt;ntr h~reijdtsiaen 5srri9aft
I'M nean Milicnm beItoh!.n babe.
1900 o 4o0ars ,rurSen linn absenom.
men. a!s CT i'm 0eariN tanb. q. an Horb
beg ipcniihen Gh!Hss gu brisssn, auf
tpe'diem er ertiIph.
Ser neue Yr1iih.nt Ram.ou wuste
non hem Sohne Mpnp!ajier g;erre's nit
ben Mcs:en erlhrNen: .9u iolE mir
nidt ertaeheu, hsnn i'd mid bas D!ut
msinss 0a.ers RIDDEN. ben Ou an, :.
Moi 1871 ermcrect,i." Geine GeiAe
tcu:oe bei'sit, esmorfen unb srt ua4
Wc-!aMf pnn Sc Gtnnoen beeroiet.
Gen. garauct. 8sFehixbab.1 ts. De.
las"ng BON Sort eli prinee, pures als
0errataer esihoN,n.
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Die Rspublit easti il pieoer MN
cine IesisrNns ar'ner. Der Fraiioent Midel
Dominique. Der ant IL. 1uni 1874 awf adj,
Sabre eriuas!t wurbe, 1T bon ieinem s~etreucn
Vot uberfnuen, beruun6et unb auser Canoes
9etriebs", General 9. Hameau, Der Yieeprd.
iinsnt bes Gonfsils aber ermsroet. Die hSdfte
@era!t rubt CUR 3.it In ben 1anben apeier
Wanaer: bss eenerals 5beopbile yarifen
xno be- SurserS Hipiere.