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, 1876-01-01

Dem Sauie einsemictbet. @eItern Mor.
gen Z 16r bDrte bie6rau, mslAe in ocmr
ielben Soule wpbntc, Gin St0bnen; lie
ricf bic .YOli5ci, unb man iprengte bit
Sbir. Miniter uib beien 8rau MURDER
in b~epublolem 3ultonoe aefunoen, hae
Gino mo- tnbt. Ser Mann uno oie6rui
DIrben mad Dem 9olpitole 9cbrodt,,wr
ole Ner5te Die @unocn fir tootli9 Ell.
fldrten. @rs Der Gage, in wel9ts mot
Die unsIidli6er fano. lhliebt man. ocl
Mainlter crit Ous Sinh srihob. bann 81,
Sruu uno lid islbii uermunSets. Moh
permutbet. aab Nrmutb ulo bdusliNc,
unfriersn bcn Wsann gu Der iarcdliAel
Shot ptronloBten. 9as AasIebeu bes
3immers er9ab. haB Mlniter nit leinem
Opfsr lan3.re 3sit serun9sn 1atte SCI
Mann uas ungtfabt 80, eie 6rua % II.
.1ns &ino Sd SNbr alt. Gos Saus il.
unsefdbr 2 Stndnelte bod. Nls Gel
YollSilt Ole 5bire crbrad), bluteten al,
Srei lsbr tart. Das 3immer war iebl
armleli9 mDblirt.
(Spatsr.) M. Mlinlter lta,b gcltcrr
@'!benb im 5olpltal; feline 5rau 1T nl9I
gu retten.
Nem=0 f, 81. 9eS. G,uFl. @ris=
tp, Is SABRE oIt. erbdn9te li4 sfItrr
ybeno SuIduiy in Dem gisboule cinss
Ntebsers Oil Der StnutnnItruBe. @rtstg
uno lein 4rinSipal lprohen liber oieoir
rihtuns Der 3 Ne9er, uno Der gurld)
duberts. Ell wiinihs bod Scrne iu eriab=
rem, ,pie oas 9dnsen tbue. Ala CT li9
unbeahtct lub. mchte or oil eiuem Dol
einem 8alten heruuter bdngsnben Gtrid
cine S6linge uao. ltette Den &upf bin
Elm nnO ldeint aus Je9littsn sn leIn. II
Minuten nab Der pbi3ea unttrreounl
fauo Der Mebgcr leinea 9ualbsn to
Ddngen.
Sopsfa a, &an., 81. 9ejbr. Git
Etaats= @omml|jars org 5bulfonbs rid
teten seltern Elm S0rciben an oen Sou
ptrnsnr, in meI6sm JIG lagen, bab cine
ptlttrs nntsriuAun9 iiaer Die Nussubl
9tfall6tcr 6 hulbonbs er9ebsn babe, DAT
Der lsste eAobmtiiter 2appin on Dem
Setru9c betbelliat 9elpclen lei. 9srlel-
be iuuroe pcrbuftst.
2ittls=N . d, 81. 9cs, Cir Sc
ger, Namens 9uderimitb, eri9pB aeItsrn
Abcno leins 6ruu mo eil en- anoersn9ie=
ger aus Giferludt.
Gan 6ranciscp, Calf ria.
Bitten De5emoer. Sic Ne5 Nersc
S%noirner, Elm Stamm nit ungefabr
funfSiy ariesern, bcorpben Die Nnliso-
Ter i'm WllI0 @al0 SbnlC, Oregon.
@eneral Su,paro bat feline @apda;ri'
gum S1ugs Der 9eordasten abs
lbldt.
, 1876-01-01

Slices SeliciSt T. porat ss Der SSus,sl ID
amtritaniiben N1ce Is,. N) %"strirt, it elm oaea
sicines eisblins 5~a,:ranft Der O. ;peNnsr css 9ebin
ks BON 4,sr:, sOisrifa uno fietipsm california.
40 Die 9lfan;e madff uuo aeociNt. lie ocrtieen
aer,te Recommendation 6ai1elbe beitaneia oils elm
lSttmulant tmo Tiuretie in alien Sranta
ktiten, mefde 'old)s @titttl erfc;id)en. @iner eee
eiosnthimer Seritlhsn, rGDrsno elmer 9.un6reife
eurd) MsIife uno Sdlifernia por tiAtyer 5obren
trbislt BON sincm ipanitbsn 4,otsr mnttr Dem Gle.
rel Der @eri1lritStnheit eas Sriaintt=Rewpt Der
Subcrcitns. lie eiocntbimer SsIslben eFtdrsr
a. bsm aIos.neirsu 4ublittun in Ser l,siTtmne, bat
kin ansrtannier sSertb an &c. SGf: CO fiatn
Oceans, burd, gtbraud) an Ger attauti6,en Riit
s~si,ioert ireree. ea &c iherHuGt fne. eas eisits
SeilmitteI ots Gin @Sphtthatcr Gee MsufJNrit CITY
tritt &sine tuiehlbaren @iosnfb r'ttu srirtifen
Id q, ,..i nGrarcl, Gsut, bronifdsr @hsunioti6nrls,
bltipisrts MSniIeriAdDt, Slahtlcnt Solid, Sbfrues
Gonen Del &tafs, Der &iersn uno urinIre Oreane;
ee0sn Spspspfh ,no aIosmsine e hipade unS tn
SaIen. ITO Gle 2sbfnstr1fts ihl Giutsn usorVen,
III icin @ebraut uno Grfols belslben pahS""a
n,iratuIcs uno miibertroftn.
Sic Mcritarer hatten es fir ein ~ebiotis3 ,rvs
ns-- Scsilntittsl bon Sturbuts.
q esebraud)s g. vi: 10 ,ifiins.
-. Elm Siuretie eipen estSt,t rcI In sin..u
EsinGlois pcl aNterroler ersimal Res Gags, rpt
Aer Mtabfeit. as Gin Gtimutant non sinsra
Nalbsn tis III slntnt eop, tn gSsin9lait roll nit eta
rsni9 nuaTsr 70 OF as nSibia.-
eraminirs Sen Girast aaf Dem etsp'sa fcyeFdi
ts uno tbsrssues Gt9, aaes eaisIts pcrDsr nidA
ssbrcten-
GoQe' >'rtis riro pen cs,. Clients laissn fir bb
k.ren 3 afd)cn unS StlIen bs,ablL soean bi:klbss
enaydseored)t nsseer.
, 1876-01-01
GngianD.

9onoon, 80. 9cS. &euter's Seize
,oropben= Gompasnie beriNtet, bab Der
bielise amerifaniiAe Gelarote I'M 9ta-
men leinsr 3sgierune sewcnoet bat. I'M
beren Nnli1ten ilber Gil semeinl6aittl=
DIES geriabrcn Der eurppdil Gen 0td9ts,
I'M Dem Slutner9iebcn ouf Cuba Gin
Gnoe su maten, tenuen gu lcrnen. Sle
trilll6s 8esierun9 bat cine otfin'tlpe
Mnlport persOJert. 9icle Wa1ri@t
tommt aus ontbentil6cr Aueae.
, 1876-01-01
greiie ber Musetsen:
cutfhIanD.

Berlin. 81. Ses. Sic I'M ~Nrmp-
unb Napp- Sournal" an 7. Nu9nIt Der
DHentlidte Neuberune pcs Selomor-
ihuus @rofen Moltfe iber bic &ricss.
5duls in g8et Yp!n: nno iibvr bos Der
halten BET @er=Yointsr wabreno oes
8irserfriescs lit incorrect, @rai Wolt-
fe ,piroe. obseicben bapon, oas er Mi
cine lol1e @pro6e 9etiibrt, aud Die be
treficnoen MnIihten 9or nldt 9cauBer:
haben.
, 1876-01-01
fTR'{;EtQksy!IAi61
V1V

DR.. 6. g. 9oote, 100 lexington gpe.
Cor. 6. este Ctr, Stem Dort, als unab.
b%dnsi9er grSt, behunteIt e1e arteu 6 + ron n.
if4er &ran fbeiteu, uno enpfdngt
Yriefe aus alien Ebeilen Der cioiliFrteu
@elt.
Dur4 bic orisineIe Beiie in Der aus.
fbun9 ieiner meoi3iHii9eu graris
bebanbeft er sablreide 9%atieuten in europa,
BefSubien, Canada nnb in iebem
Staate Der gsreinisteu Gtaatcn.
8rieflide Gouiultationeu nnentgeltlid.
@eoer Mineralien nod ifablihe Yfanseu
gebrau9t. 8eiHabe 10000 Yatienten .uur.
ben in ben lesten 20 Sa5ren ~bebonbelt.
Seber Sal ruirb einSeln iorsfdltig resiffrirt,
OBJ brieflit nber perisHliGk OF bon Dem Doctor
felbf ODER ieinen Siilfsdr3ten. settcre finb
ale t~piiienidaftlid Sebilbets MeSisiners
Are yatienfen, tuefde entfernt suognen,
erbolteu cine ausfibrtihe 6ragelite franco
per 8oft pber int 9auie. Gin poGlanoiges
fBitea1atiiGes Gintrasen in ben Baderr,,
per9iloert Gebler ODER 'Srrtbamer. Die
8afer tueroen nnr bon ben ansefelteu
Ger;teH se6ffnet.
Bsgen 8ra9eliiie ODER anbertpsitise Con.
inItationen a%brtiIire man tuie folst:
DIR. e. b. FOOTE,
8or 7SS, Netp gort.
, 1876-01-01

Wer 1000 tuidtise gelehruuse1, iiber ben
nenidliden aorper fenuen lernsn mill, bon
oere1t ct friiber feine @bnuns sebabt, Der
lde ~Sffene 8olfSipra d) unb sc.
TIMBER Menf9ens9ertamb," sin
"ertllnftises Bud fit ueritdnbiae 0eute unb
Elm sntes Sud- fir Sebcrrnanu. Mus benz.
lelben t0ltllen iebr picle Saden selernt tperben,
ipeld)e bic n1e'ften 0eute fld seniren bonn
Sausar;te gu erfrasen. Sn9a1ts-ger.
3ethniB beS @ertes franco per Bon an
tsoe beliebise gorene. glan iueloe li9 op:
2anrrap sin yerfass. Samofnnv,
l29 Gaif %. ct, 9aetp Dorl.
, 1876-01-01
GpanteH.

Mabrib, 81. SsS. Der .Smpars
eiol" %bebuuptet, ooB biz iponil6e &csie-
rnng ppn Den currpdil dcn MdNten ben,
nahit cine wl6tlse GirfuiarsNpt i'm
Yetrsff Gubos untcrbreiten wcroe.
, 1876-01-01
Die Tnhkur

tnftos.n. Ole dur pirb bupd has tosenannts
eobtao nab bur3 81 nebmen non %0oEbuIper
tsrotrft Y te eoboooer SeiJ.n on, no bic Rranfbeit
Sit seisen te bic aeoenstroft' bes WenIdsn an.
Fanienoe iino In BEN testen swet Sobrtn In Der
e~ooesAntott. "a Stanton Str y m !lorf, 9ebetft
porbsn, Inter ben aS't'ilten ~befImoen f5 pisls
I9 nom onoeren Udo..r ooburd, 5as file brett auf
bic &ranfbeit etntpirten. u b ben tranfeu Stoif ents
ternen, tn, welder sforrn CT cub gum 0orideiu
to'nna. Stf imp etn 9erSrenransss ooer ausideis
bun9ss procee Der &raufbettsitofie. Seber 9ranfe
niro BET Der anpenonng b. fee Ru, to,uiasen istn
siseuer MrSt. @enu Semcub burt bt. ie Sabtr aes
btlt TT, 10 IN t wtrtltd Inb robifol 9ebcitt, w&bs
s ssT,sh nag 3 Der Sis2 ,ris;n ,S SstiT;t3ooe Sts Witt.t
nnb I'D oiters e aari 5 Seer ie-anod.e CT JFrants
bitten e:riieut
DbSlei@ Die s%opndoer I'D, arantbsiten. iuu.rttS
rnS 6uBsrIt9 @turtren 10 ltnS bod Die @irtunsen
nod IN aeutsm 3uitanes 8 tRnben, CANA auberorSents
lid: Wiebcr, ielbit Rsruen> nno 2pphusfeber.
wstoe' tser i@nea. gsuooba.t4 NIT l.s Sdbera
b~sionbsrS Eel lunafn seutsn u im sritsn gtaSinm.
s.pSbnli4 Is'4t @turtrt. @ea.stndt Ntem:
itatistnne peroen DIT fey: 54n.L oebeiIt:
,S,aiH n99S. saD Sbr ntfont5ettta, ioruis eas
@pe.s''!ss festS Sfsa'9s'slsa sa a. |sssa ssss'' g. 81
td,iu rcr SernpbeIn &C. 1T bic @trfuna Cine
plSslide L: itt bore. Sur elm 8ob 1T birret9enb'
uni Seoet Don ssr gStrsupe gu i5erseusen. Wta,
esnfrsss ~ iossnannts Sasn. oets
pu' ben 9ebs.u @'t | ttetfr &rantbeit eebe1 81
g%r'Scnt hes nad~' rilofies nit isoem Babe 6ur9 blu
ur.S Qb.
Nie gat ans etnn' bms. g ut0sy osrbsn mad
tebsm Ylas tint SenSe " "lunt, Der lrtts hS
8absspulpers tit 50, Der bel Ginnebms 5 pulperi
81. @an Iale I'D cine Broi6lre abr bic 9ostus :
b. epsIii4sr cher hsnti9er Spra6e idtfcn.
FIR. Rauohfuss,
"a Skaaton Ctr. (Box lse0l
Rim QavR
, 1876-01-01
SIR @eri9erumesplan 1T sessujeitis.
%. 600 Nplieen amsae
@ BEN.

Sn tieifr G%ompaanie iino picle ser be-.
fannteften b~ieiiaen seutiden pcriihert.
Scrog g. Gotuarbs, @enr Is gent.
"p &crnann Supple, teutiGsr alss +
, 1876-01-01
Gblrle5 9plsbaufr
i'm nel,er Warft,

I'M itelten Warft,
@tan0 u n III III er 4.
@as 9lrten Wurf. cls 9stet. Ert unb
3 'atwurf NIB tets fsi'6 upo aufs 9 re aus
b%sIstist, ;u basea bt
lin Int :gbarIts 6%cl;bautr.
, 1876-01-01
piebmpnt \ arlington
gebeas Dsrhdtrunos- Wefl(aoti
bon Mid'muno, pa.

Tieie @sfst{Gatt bst rurs ,g ibr nsu,e,
tlee les tsquamts 0eaause, @de Der &al.
NIB 9te ctr, tsSassr.
, 1876-01-01
Giniammen iiber 81. 500, 600.

D.e. earsinatan. prdf.. s g. esYarss. giesyrsf.
.. S'Sa'ass 4ot e., d, y. es :; 8 j S9p,,rs' aa''s'i'.
, 1876-01-01
ST. @ O, 0 @ O

mu ben il Ssn leBten 50 bre ait @it,wer
uab @aiIsa Don pislsr 0sleLi9 # aussea bit.
, 1876-01-01

Seine geie0ldaft bi tet q,6Bere gor.
tbeile Denen an. weldc ibr 9eten pe,li-
hern, ais oieIc.
Iislt'be b't @eueral Wesrtsn in IS tau.
en- tss : nheS NIB it rie ei aialt field,
sempaa:te, mslte i'm ct ate New 80 f,
Cbic anb Yen'lY SaM,a autcr,fitt II, Ypi,;s,
ritr geteRSs eriib! runeen oue,Naeteu. ustCr
, 1876-01-01

Ser Grfp'a bic sr epmpia' ie ii in ter Sis
ie5fbte FER seter setrlberunss 81 leulhoftt
rod, nis hasswffe, w.e fol. elbe Site ible
5rFpiees er obit:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06
mud Snsz Garrison.
Gin Bilp aus ben, 0eben norpamerifani>
fiber MnIepler.
Bon g. SaIefiuS.
(S&lub.)
J. - 6reuo Mno &eto.

Der beutise Gag tpar raub uno uns
freunblid, unp bod if's mir leip, tab CT
i9 1den ~ Gnbe neist!" fuste In balbs
lauten, Some elm @itslieb Der &araSane,
bic mir tur1 bic unabiebbare Yrairie
binsisben iebsn.
sd flr9te, bab mir bis morsen
glbenb siemli9 S9nesfaa baben tuers
ben, uuo ran, mag @ott uns slidli1
aus rieiem @sbiete Der nSiases Snbians
e." unierer erbttterfen' Geinbe, belfen."
.Sine tenn," erwtebete iener, an
pel9en sund@f bas @ort esri9tet mar,
unc Der uns ieinem 9n;use mad auf
ben eriien @nblid als fa:bplil9er Drift
pnspdsiter eri@e!nt limb penn bic
Siases sesenwdrtts i'm 8ries nit uns ?
v@Qerpinss," Iaute:e bic G%ntsesnuns,
unp erit Dor &ursem bat Gin bebeutenbss
@efeht ;wi1@en ibnen une uns fattses
funeen ; mir birfen psbbalb ftbr aui
uuifrere 5ut iein."
@dbrenp teibe ipra&sn, rift eilisft Elm
iunser Snbianer bersu, unb rtef In benz
rauben Dialect Der nSaways", bae In Der
Mdbs Gubtritte fremper Snptaner bemerf.
Bar ieien.
uSIase?" fraste Elm Mnfdbrer.
~9ein," entseSnete BET Beri&artatter,
~pie Spuren ber NoeaiIns teuten cher
auf pawnees."
vyawness !" erwisberte 8elafen Der
Sapitain. has mag anssbsn bieie tbun
uns ni&ts ju leipe."
Nc@ batten fe tie Nebs nt&t pouenpet,
ba fam f&pn Elm speitsr Bpte unb mslbete,
tae Elm Yapnee Snbianer i'm Sefrast %
f& fein S&waprod bel Der 8araSane
beftnte unb tpenn 70, bite sr brin8enb,
NIT Inn fpre&en ;u blrfen.
~WRit mir tpiH er reten {" jaete Der
yrtefteL ~~lontabar ! bod brinset mid
~ i'm, wenu ct f& ni&t Sstrauen foQte
bisbsr ~ tsmmsu."
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
oxssss.lx
I1salsse

I A meeting Of the Bayard Club was held
st their headquarters, corner Of Seventh
and Spruce streets, last evening, when .
permanent Organization was effected, the
following officers were elected:
President, Thomas Hettrick.
Captain, Washington Kay.
First Lieutenant, Richard Coulklin.
Second Lieutenant, Frank Fernan.
Orderly Sergeant, William White.
A resolution requesting the members to
meet this (Tuesdsy) evening at their head
quarters, ct O'Clock sharp, and march
from there in s-body to attend the Demo.
cratic mass meeting to be held at the Grand
Opera House, was unanimously adopted.
A finance committee was then appointed,
and on motion adjourned.
ST. GBoRGEs NOMINATIONS.
The Republican local officers nominated
In st. Georges are:
For inspectors West, Thomas e. Hurn;
East, Harry Walters.
For Road Commissioners N. N.
Willis; East, VIM. Lore.
For Assessor-Samuel En0s.
APPoQu1NIM1NK NOMINATIONS.
The Appoquinimink Hundred Democrats,
on Saturday nominated the following ticket:
For ssessor-J. Henry Hasson,
For Inspector E. Vandike.
For Road Conmissioners-Gideon E..
Barlow, John Mccoy.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19

re Rastern Qnss41sn = LenAen.
BY Associated Pres.
LONDON, Sept. IS. An Immense meeting
on the Eastern Question was held at the
Guile Hall to day over which the Lord
Mayor presided.
An address to tho Queen was voted de-
ploring the outrages Of the Turks and
praying England no longer to support Iur-
key from considerations Of political expedi-
ency.
An amendment expressing that the au-
thorities Of Castle here prohibited the sale
of Protestant bibles. The government has
caused the publication of . manifesto is
sued abroad BY certain Spanish conspirators
calling themselves Reformist Republicans.
The manifesto promises . redistribution
of property. The governments course IN
publishing It Is applauded.
The "Diaria Espanel" states that confi-
dence In the government was rejected by an
Overwhelming majority.
A motion in favor Of an immediate con-
venti0n of Parliament was carried.
The crowd WAS so great that number OF
persons were unable to get into the Guide
Fall and another meeting was held outside
the building.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
The Suspension or Hostil1tles.
By Associated Press.


By Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 1S.-The "Times" VI
emma despatch says the Porte, upon notify
ing the Ambassadors of the suspension of
hostilities, added that orders to that effect
could not be given publicly for fear Of agita-
tion among the Mahommedans. Another
despatch from Vienna to the "Times"
explains that the compromise which was
effected between the views of the Porte and
the Powers by the mediation Of Mr.. Elliot,
the British Ambassador, are as follows =
The difference between an answer as first
drawn up and that which has now been
adopted is material, for while in the former
an armistice was made directly dependent
on an agreement about the conditions of
peace, in the latter an armistice was prom
ised if the Powers would only take into
consideration the conditions proposed by
Turkey, which, it is said, might be modified
and altogether changed.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
Detective Killed.
By Associated Press.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. L. May
berry, Revenue detective, living at Blount
Springs, in this State, was brutally assas-
sinated Saturday night. The murdererer
shot him through q rear door, seven buck
shot entering his head and killing him in
stantly. The night was dark ,and the muir
derer escaped. The general impression is
that the assassin was one of gang of
cpunterfeiters now under Indictment, and
whose trial will soon come off. Mayberry
was The most important witness against
them. Great indignation is felt, and ear
nest efforts are making to ferret out the
murderers.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19

The Powers Yet to be Heard From.
BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 1S.-There are numerous
conflicting accounts of the views of
the Powers in regard to the Tur-
kish proposals. Among the ambassadors
at Constantinople the impression seems in
deed to be that the Turkish proposal, as it
now stands, might be considered satisfac
tory, but the governments who have to de-
eide in the last instance have not spoken
yet.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
The Storm in Norfolk.
BY Associated Press.

NORFOLK, Sept. 1S.-The north-easterly
gale which commenced here Friday night
eliminated yesterday at one O. o'clock in ter
rife storm, with the winds blowing at the
rate of ~ miles per hour.
The sloop Hullz of Portsmouth was cap
sized nearly; vessels dragged their anchors
and sustained more or less injury.
The Custom House, buildings of New
York Compress Company, North Street de-
pot of the Sea Board & Roanoke railroad
and number af private dwellings were un
rooted and otherwise destroyed.
The telegraph lines to the Capes are
down and no information as to the extent oi
the damages to shipping on the coast has
been received.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
A DANGEROUS RUMOR.

A RMnsor of the Presence of YellOsV Fever
in Wilsntngton-A Vessel Overhassled by
the Port Physician.
Yesterday morning information was con-
veyed to Councilman Feaster, that aschoon-
er was lying at the mouth of the Christiana
hailing from Charleston, South Carolina,
in which State, the telegraphic dispatches
inform us, that the yellow fever has ragged
with disastrous effect at the different sea
ports. DR.. James A. Draper the Port Ply
sician, was Immediately conferred with, and
he sought out the vessel and boarded her.
She proved to be the "R. A. Carter" COM
manded by Captain Balance, and twelve
days out from Charleston, South Carolina,
loaded with:phosphate, ,consigned to Waltan,
VAIN & Co. The Port Physician made an
examination of the vessel and ascertained
that there were not the slightest causes for
alarm, as nothing about the vessel indica-
ted any presence of the disease, and the cap
tain was granted permission to proceed to
his point of destination. The ravages of
this terrible disease are we'll calculated to
cause people to be watchful, especially as 1t
Is frequently communicated from place to
place along the water courses by vessels. 1t
is seldom that 1t makes its appearance even
so far north as Wilmington, and we haye
| not had 1t, as the Oldest inhabitants inform
US, since 1902, when eighty-two died from
It's effects in one year, the last to fall being
John Ferris, Jr., a member of the Board OF
Health. The first time, according to the
histories of Wilmington, that it appeared
here, was in 1898, when it was brought
from Philadelphia, where it reduced a pop
ulation of seventy thousand down to twenty
| thousand.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
The Storm ut the Capital.
BY Associated Press.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 18.-One of the
heaviest rain storms experienced In several
years visited this city yesterday. The rain
commenced falling on Saturday night, but
from early on Sunday morning until 5P.
n. It was incesssnt. Later In the afternoon
the wind blew thorough gale, doing con-
adorable damage to awnings and young
trees. Beyond the flooding of several
cellars on certain portions of Pennsylvania
Avenue, no material damage is reported.
Reports from the Virginia and North Caro-
olins coasts state that the storm was very
violent, and caused much damage to the
shipping.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
RuSDia's Interference.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
LONDON, Sept. 1S.-H is not apprehended
that Russia will carry out her threat of di-
rect interference as long as the Servians
manage to hold Deligrad and Alexinatz,
and as the autumnal rains are commencing,
the Servians are pretty safe If they can hold
out few weeks longer. What Russia
might be tempted to do we're the Servians
to sustain crushing defeat before they are
rescued by the weather is different ques-
tion. 1t is expected that the French gov
ernment will prosecute the originators of
the forged Russo-Prussian treaty, which
wat published in the Paris "Franco" last
Friday.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
additional Particulars of the Great Storm
of SNnOl0Y,

additional Particulars of the Great Storm
of sunday.
In South Wilmington, over Third street
bridge, but one or two houses we're unroofed,
but the damage by water is of very serious
nature.
A frame dwelling-house situated south
east of Conrow & Sons ice house, was oc-
cupied by John Murry, colored man, and
his family. Murry, seeing his danger, re-
moved his family on Sunday night to a
place of safety, and then returned to the
house and placed his hogs, chickens, etc., In
tee second story; when this was accom-
plished he found his retreat cut off by the
water, and was compelled to stay In the
house until removed therefrom in boat
yesterday morning.
Devine services were being held In E'Zion
M. E. Chapel, colored, situated on Button
wood street near GA" when the food came
on them, the women were at once removed
to places of safety.
On A street is situated row of seven
teen frame houses, the water arose nearly
to the second stories, and the families had
to be removed on RATS and iE boats.
Mr.. Martin O'Toole, residing on A street,
lost about four tons of hay.
The house of John McHugh, at the juno
tion of New Castle avenue and Heald streets,
was unroofed, and workmen were engaged
yesterday in repairing the damages.
At Madeley Chapel the chimney was
blown down, crushing in the roof, and two
large window lights of stained glass were
broken.
On the line of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad, the road bed
at Gunpowder and Bush rivers, was washed
to considerable extent, as also was the
road bed and cut at Magnolia station Work
men were at once put to repairing the dam
ages, and at an early hour yesterday morn
ing the tracks were in good condition, and
trains running as usual.
From reports from all parts of our State
and neighboring counties, the storm was un.
usually severe.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
AU Sorts.

Alleghenies 13, Eries II.
Now the Indian war is ended.
Arrangements have been made to build
railroad to the Black>hills.
The principle trouble experienced by
stump speakers is to find fve-syllable
words.
About this time man begins to inquire
what it will cost to to put new binding on
his ulster.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
SUNDAY TRAINS,

NHANGE OF HOURs-W1LM1Nc1o,
OGWE3TERN RAILROAD-CommeUsa
Ing Monday, May q, .lS76, Trains viii ras
- follows: "--' ASa
Leave Wilmington 1910 a m, $50 and ~
p m,
Leave Landenburg 45 q m, u 45 and !, :
Arrive Wilmington 7 IS q m, go and n
pm.
Arrive Landenburg II IS q m, 8 10 and an
p m.
CONNECTIONS.-At Wilminpton win
p w 4 B and Delaware r r trains. %
At Landenburg with Penna 4 Del Branch
Pennsylvonia Railroad.
aug8-tf DAVID CONNELL. suut
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19

Prince Milan Proclaimed King.
By Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 1s.-A despatch at Reu-
ter's Telegraph Company from Belgrade
says that General Tchernayefs army op
Saturday proclaimed Prince Milan King of
Servia. A.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
Spain and the Protestant

SP01M uMU CH0 TEOt0bG60tS.
By Associated Press.
MADRID, Sept. 18.-It is semi-oficially
stated that no notes have passed between
Spain and foreign governments, with refer
ence to the recent orders in regard to pla-
cards on Protestant churches. The Brit
ish Minister merely had confidential in
terview with the foreign Minister, but as
the Government acted according to the Con-
stitution, the interview was without result.