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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
How idaho Got Its Name.

The late DR.. George VI. Willing,
was the first delegate to Congress
from the young mining community.
At the time when the subject of the
organization of the new Territory
was under debate he was, as a mat
ter of course, on the floor of the
House of Representatives. Various
names had been proposed without
any seeming approach Of agreement
and the Doctor, whose familiarity
with Indian dialects was pretty well
known, was appealed to by some oi
bis legislative friends for sugges
ton. One Of them said: "Some.
thing round and smooth, now, with
the right sort Of meaning to it,
Now it happened that the little
daughter of one of these gentleman
was on the floor that morning with
her father, and the Doctor, who was
fond of children, had just been call
ing her TO him with, Ida, ho, come
and see me-"
Nothing could be better, and the
veteran explorer promptly responded
with the name, Idaho"
"But what does it mean!'
Gem of the Mountains" replied
the quick witted Doctor. with aglanee
at the fresh face beside him, and the
Interpretation, like the name, has
stuck" to this day. DR. Willing
told me about it at the time, or soon
afterward, with most gleeful appre-
citation of the humor Of the thing,
and | have often since heard him re-
hearse the story.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
THE CHURCH SPIDER. .

Two spiders, the story goes
Upon a living bent,
Entered the meeting honse one day,
And hopefully were heard to say
Here We will have at last fair play,
With nothing to prevent"
Each chose his place and went to work
The light webs grew apaee;
oae on the altar spun his thread,
But shortly came the sexton dread,
And swept him of, and SO half dead,
He sought another place.
"I'n try the pulpit next" said he,
There surely is prize;
The desk appears so neat a nd clean,
I'm sure no spider there has been
Besides, how often have 1 seen
The pastor brushing fies.'
He tried the pulpit. but alas.
His hopes proved visionary;
With dusting brush the sexton came,
And spoiled his geometric game,
Nor gave him time or space to claim
The right of sanctuary.
At length, half starved and weak and lean
He souhgt his former heighbor,
Who now had grown so sleek and round,
He weighed a fraction OF a pound,
And looked as if the art he'd found
OF living without labor.
"How Is it friend he asked, ''that l
Endure such thumps and knocks,
while yOu have grown 50 very crosse
'.'Tis plain" nc answered-''nOt a loss
I've met, since first spun across
The contribution b0N.'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
A stage "Horse."

\ hum0riSt writes: Some time ago
| gave an account of an accident that
happened to Mr.. Hammer, the TRACE.
dian, at our little theatre in New
Castle, while be was representing
the Demon of the Hartz," and was
descending through the stage TO the
Internal regions. A supernumerary
flashed barrelful of red ire through
the hole as the demon was going
down, and FIVE minutes later an un-
der-done demon was being carried
home on q stretcher. Well, Mr..
Hammer has met with another dis
aster. Last week he manager put
on another piece, entitled, wild
Bill; or, The Scout of the Rocky
Mountanins," and in this Mr.. Ham
mer was to be tied upon the back OF
an unbroken horse and sent burling
over the edge OF precipice. As no
boldly in town would lend q horse
for the purpose, the manager hired a
mule from the captain of the canal
boat The Roaring Maria. During
the rehersals the mule did well
enough, but on the first night Of the
play the footlights must have scared
1t, fer as soon as the savages had
tied Wild Bill upon its back, instead
of charging over that awful lath aud
canvas precipice. it refused to bulge.
And when the indian chieftain prod
ded it in the side with tin spear, it
not only let out its heels and kicked
that unfortunate brave into the
wings, where his spear janmed
savagely against the stomach of
the prompter, but it reached his head
around and made az earnest effort
to chew Wild Bill's legs Failing
in this, it stood upon three feet aud
endeavored to reach up to Mr. Ham
mer and scrape him off with the hoOf
Of his near hind leg. Then the man
ager came out and tried to start the
mule with a whip. But it merely
began TO wheel round and round, un-
I'll tie tragedian felt seasick, aud then
it charged up against the scenery,
kicked a new sunset into rags. re-
duced the entire precipice to splin-
ters, upset two muslin trees and
finally brought up with one leg tan
gled in the Sea OF Galilee, which
was pressed into service to represent
Salt Lake. This frightened the mule
so that it jerked the Sea of Galilee
clear over on. the stage and then
went into a fit, in which it tumbled,
and after rolling over and over Mr..
Hammer three or four times, it plung-
ed into the orchestra and expired
with its launches in the bass drum
and its forelegs tearing the big mid
die into kindling wood. When they
united Wild Bill he rose, wiped the
blood from his nose with his sleeve,
felt his legs TO see that they were
unbroken, and then went TO an AL
derman's Office and registered an
oath never to play anything again
but low comedy if he should live
5000 years. 1.-The Scout of the
Rocky Mountains" has been with
drawn, and the captain OF the Roar
ing Maria is about to enter suit for
damages to that mule.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

Two lawyers in a country court =
one of whom bad gray hair, and the
other, though just as old man as bis
learned friend, bad bair which looked
suspiciously blaek-had some alter
cation about question of practice, in
which the gentleman with the dark
hair remarked to his opponent, A
person at your time Of life" looking
at the bar-rister's gray head" ought
to have long enough experience to
know what is customary in such
cases" You NAV stare at my gray
hair, ifyou like. My hair will be gray
as long as l live. aud yours will be
black as long as you dyen
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

A showcase containing fancy
cards, etc, specimens of the wor <
done inside" stands in front Of a
Trenton, y. j., printing house, and a
pIacard is attached to the same,
which reads in large letters, "HanGs
off" A few nights since some witty
uewsboy gave quite a new import to
the card by making it read Hands
nff-nn a drink p
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

There is a man in Indiana who
takes thirty-twO newspapers, ana
you might as well try to ride a
wh:rlwind on sidesaddle as to at
tempt to impose upon that man
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

Over the porch of the Old South
Church at Boston is ehiseiled: "Be-
holdi have set before you an open
door y and under, on the door, is
printed in emphatic letters, Positive
ly no admittancen
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

A DRUNKEN man, having vomlted
into basket containing gosln8s
warming by the FIRE place, exclaimed
in CONSERVATION, "My God, Wiie'
when'd | swaller them things :"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

Two telegraph operators in sepa,
rate Hartford Offices quarrelled over
The wires until one challenged the
other to meet him half way and fight
They met and had it out in fsticuffs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

There is Wit in this poem, but it i, Hogarth's
wit-who painted the SPIDERS web over that con
tribution box. The last stanza contains the pith
70 LILO
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

When a Chinese sea captain wants
to sell his ship, where would be lake
it?, Why to the junk dealers, of course.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

Sweet mcets-two fond lovers in
a first embrace.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

1t is the man with tight boots who
talks most violently of the eternal ft-
ness of things.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
EARM FOR SALE.

Elias Snaberger offers his fine farm. situate two
miles Northeast Of Scheiisburg, Bedford county,
Pa. at private sale. The farm contains lS4 acres
an under fence aul well Eatercd part CT il being
in good state oi cultivation AID the remainder
well timbcrcd. There are three apple orchards
and q number OF peach and cherry trees on the
premises. Public read passes by house and barn
Churches stores, school house and mill are Conye-
niaut. This farm is located but three miles from
the Railroad. For further information call on
ROBERT b. SMITH,
Getl3 ShaEksville, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
VAMES l. PUGH
ATTORNEY At LAW

--,,arset. pa. once, Mammoth lt:osb, ,l =, 5,-s =.
5-ir.nre Main Gross St Coi-elt,,Iis 1 A.,'i H.,
t-..7 5, la fa i.h uranptHess and I-eil-!'
fulEl5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-27
BalttmDre, WtD., 9onnerfag ben e. Sanuar 1876.

faufen! Der Setreffenbe mub etipa eine
Oiillion Snart5 Beanuts oerfaufen, nm nur
ben Yreis Der @onseifion beraussui9lagen,
unb faft jebe Berion, weldle Die Ausitellung
bsiu9t, mug ein Quart YeanutS faufen, nm
oem Ranne bur6subelfen. Dann fommt
Der yBop gorn".Wtann, peldler $4,000 be-
sablt. Ser GoDa,uailer= Yerfdrfer sahlt S50,=
600 fir iein 8rlpile9lum uno miro babet nod
elm @ebduoe auf ietne et9enen Sohen erridIz
ten. 3uerit bate man gegen ben SerfaHf
bon gter @tnmnrb erEoben; alS Der Gerfanf
aber NIT eiuem 9ieltaurant uerbunOen muroe,
fiihlten Die @omnlilidre Elm menl6ltde8
Jfiibren itnb eclallbten ben Serfauf BON Ster
geaeu 3abiung beS runoen SimmAen8 BON
$4,000. I'm bic gal5en An8IteQung5>
bGuoe berum iino iett Blafate angeiflagen,
auf oeren in groBen yufitaben 9eldlrleben
itebt: y6ter bari ntft gerand)t meroen." nno
oennodl finb $4,000 garantlrt nllo tbetlmetle
be5ahlt woroen fir oas ausidlteBlid9e Redt,
yGtgarren" tnnerbalb Der glnirlcOlaung I'll
pcrfauien. Sem betrefien9en 0errn mlr0
es etne groBe @rleidterlng geiudbren, ruenu
Oeie Blatate beleitigt meroel, uuO oen Seiue
dlern, pelde Otauher iiub, ebenfolls. SIN
9ansen genommen iino Die fir @on5eIloz
men gesahlten Yreiie un9ebeuer bod.
Sn ct. 2oniS ftiirste Dor eiui9en Sagen
Der Deutide Sr. Guid)iug IN cine unbeoedte
&eaer0fnung unb brad ben pals.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-27
ben tpirb auf $4,000 peranidllagt; Seriide'
runq unbefannt.
Wermif6te teit9rapbtfd1e Se-
peYd1en.

Die pennIploanlIdle Soblenb0rie ha
geitern beidlofien, bonn 5. 6eb.uar bis gun
II. Wdr5 81 ben gegenwdrtigen Staten arbei
ten Su laiieu.
= Sn gtep= DOrf erGfnete 9eitern Sob 81
1928.
- 9ie 9iirre III Dem cubauiidlen Sabafs
9iitrifte &uelta lbnjo oauert fort unb man
iiirdtet fir Die @rnbte.
- 9ie @eieb9ebung bon 0aine bat be
ld)loiien, bonn /. Sannar 1877 III Bort!ant
III ta9et, ruenn oieie Staot Die n0tbtgen sc
bduoe beihafft.
- Sn 8oobburp, N,S., neriunnDete ge=
fern Hafmitta9 SRI. Sailic gSation etne
2Sreunbtn, udbrero iie nit etnem 9teuoluer
ipt9lle.
= 0as 9egrdbuiB Des gr.@nuoerneurs
@bas. SadiOn fanO geltern in feierIider Beie
unb inter GROCER 3teitnabme III 8rODioence,
H.-S., itatt
= Sn Sbaifa, Sat-, bot, mie aus Sau
6ranSiSco 9cnleloer miro, elm larfer Sdlnee=
faa erbebltden Sdaocn an GebGuoen angee
rt6tet. 9aS 9adl 8@erdt8gebGube8 brad
eiu.- Sn St. 9feoaba iinb in 6oIqe oeS itars
fen Sdneefalle8 Bic gSege uno Gienbabnen
llnpaiiirbar.
- Sn8btla6clphia beftnOen iid) bieSftifss
befra6ter i'm NuSitlnbe, nuo eS iinO einige
anbeOeuterOe 8ubeIt0rlugen Uorgetommen.
-9eitern fanb in Gan 6ranSt8co Die Se=
eroi9nn9 bes @r~@eiarbten IoerD inter gre,
Bem @eordnge itatt.
- Sn Bolton erfldrte geitern eine Goroz
nerss 3urp ben Or. @ogar q. Mc@le1au
iduloig, cine abortion Oil Trl. Sarab Srlep
O0Q3o9eu Ill baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-27
SeriGte aus Sem SSnnercm 0cS
Sfnnfca

-(2lu8 Baltimore GOuutp) Die ,Gow-
iontomuer Gbrltlihe Union" blelt Uor eiutgcn
3agen III Dem @rOgeihoB Der biih0illden
Melbooilteufirt9e gu 3OwiOHtOmn cine Ser
Iammluug ob.-9r. Gcorg gS. 3bOmpiOH lit
gum @onltnbler Ilir Den Z. 2&0bI0e5lrf Uou
Saltimorez@ouutg eruanut mOr0eH.-0auio
8arfs, etn 2trbelter aui ocr 6arm OcS torl.
s. BartS nabe Sera5, BaitJmore-& county,
qerieth porgeiteru nit ieiuem redteu 2lrm IN
cine 9reiAm0IdIne, pdhe er 6lte un0, nm
Dies beiier tbuu III fDuneu, in 8emegung &C.
iebt bate. Gr empitug idluerc &erleeungen
am rGdlteu &ru; cleieIben wiirben aber nod
melt ihlinmer 9emoroeu ietn, bate Die Wta
ifine ibm uidt Den BOD pom gelbe geriNeH.
@r lief OaS Slsiour98ltid fahran uno rettett
f9 gliidlib aus Der @elpOlt Der Waihiue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-27
gtaOt Baltimore,
9er Wteeter'id1e Woropro5eB tn
SotuSontotutt.
9rttter g aq.

Gor ben RidterngcuOtt unOBater8 mur0e
geitern i'm Strei8gertd)te 81 3opiOntoDn Der
Bro5eB gegen ISM. .Uteeter megen Grmoroung
oeS 9teger8 SbOmaS 8. Smitb fOrtgeiett.
gtahftebenoeS SelaituHgS S5eu9en puroen oer=
uonlnlen:
s. 9enbarOt: sd ifritt oil bem Sage
an peldlem ii6 Die AHalre ereignete, ourd Die
BennltraEe. 2ll8 i6 on oeu1Sau8mann' l6en
Stalle pOriiberfam, Iah td Smltb nit elmer
Seugabel aus Der Stalltbiir treteu."
3anf. 2ll8 .4 bemerftc, oQB Smitb Die 9en
9abel auf Smltb ridtete, glaubts i'd, onB er
einen Sd)erS beabf6tige. SD fam i'm Sabre
1847 nad) 2lmertfa uuO pobne ieit 20 Sablell
in Warplano. gSGbreno Der lebten Sabre
arbeitete i'd fir Die Sirma BoOboa & Comp
SD babe Yteeter mGbreno Der lseten gSod1er
bdufg geieheu."
Sacob 9ecubber: sd wobue oil Der Sc.
ringtonz, nabe GarltOnitraBc, unN lebe lei
1864 in Baltimore. 2lm Gage, al8 iif ote
ShieBerei 3utrng, ging i'd Sufdlig ourd) Die
BenuitraBe. Sn Der Ebiir oes SauSmann'
| i6en StaleS fab i'd Weeter itebcn. @r iagt
III eineut Nlanue, Der in Dem StaQe ftano
,gSollen Ste Die Snmme, Die Sie mir ibul
ben, enoli1 ubtragen ooer nt9t?" Sett &c
pabrte i'd, baB Der Wann in Dem 9talle ell
gteger mar unO cine Seugabel in Der 6anl
hattie. 9erielbe rief aus: y r0u beutidle
3..., idleer' 9i4 binlueg, ODER id
rperbe 0th gemaltiam nertreibcn "a" 0abe
iirefte er Die Seugabel pOr, alS wolle er Mi
b2rielben Dieeter eiuen Sieb uerieeen. @leid
barauf 'ab td Weeter i'm Staa perihwinbel
unb b0rte einen SauB. SD fcbrte mid MD
Darau uub lenfte meiue Sfritte neiter. Gb
i'd aber nod Die ndffte ShaBenede erreifte
uernabm if 3mei anOere Sdiife."
Sei'm Sreu3perbDr: ri3u feiner 3ett bab
i'd fir ben Angetla9ten 9earbeitet. SD fem
ibn, babe abcr emit etuen Streit nit ibm qe
babt uno ieit iener 3eit fciu Wort mieOer 8
ibm geiprofen. Son Der SdieBcrei babe tt
gu feiuem Meni6en 9erebet. al8 i'd bi
Sdiiiie h6rte, iebte i'd ueinen g8e9 fort
neil i6 uiht als 3euse i'm @eri9te 81 eri6ei
men piiniAte. Gin Mann, RamenS Snee
pulb, bate mid iebof 9eieben uub puBte
oaf, id SeuQe Der NfiQtre 1emeien,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-27

| ite erflGren, eab 6a8 0tefornl= Yroaramm llu
braiip'S uuaHuehmbar lei. Die SreunOe De
| Sretbeit merben aufgeioroert, ben &rieg fort
| 3uieber.
Son II, 81. Sanuar. - Sine 9epeihl
aus Stasno, 0almatten, an Die .8tme5'
lagt, baB Die Sniurgenten in Ger 6erSegoptnc
ild) bel Srebinle con3entrtrt baben, uno DAT
man bsute eine Sdlaft ermartet.
Sn SOl9e Der gtafridlt pom einent 2luf
tanoe auf @reta 1T cine Dffrei3iide @orpette
na6 Der Sniel 9eididt morbeu. 1000 @ttra=
Nrbetter itro nit SeieitigungSarbetten III
8ola beItdfti9t.
ste Sarsct uno Wuntenearp.
2onoou, 26. Sannar. - 0a8 pffi5ieQe
vNtontenegrtniife Sonrnal" 3ei9t an, oaB Die
9forte itd) eutldlloien babe, ben Srieg Su ct.
fldren; ferner, boB 0tOnteuegrO bisber ieine
yteutralttdt geluatrt babe, aber ntdlt i'm
Stanoe lei, eln3elue ieiner 9tn9eh0rigen
pon lluteritiitung ibrer 8riiosr abSuhnlten.
Ser Serltuer Correspondent Der , 8tme6"
beltdtigt Die 8i6tigfeit Oe8 Sbigcn, mn OaB
Die 8iirfen obne SerSug Dtontene9ro beietcn
werben, nenn nidt Die Oortige 5tegierung Die
fernere llnttrltieuHg Der Jtebelen uerbiu=
bert.
Ser umfid,tt8e @rpBtnrfe.
( IL II . 20. SuN. - -StI SuLltipUN~
bent Der yEime8" i1reibt, Dap Ser Sultan
bon Den titrfiihen S9ulopapieren fiir S,O0O,=
900 8fluO Sterling beiitt, oaB er icto6 uuf
SeSdhlun9 ietner 0iuioenocu betuno unb oen
halben Coupon, neld)er ben anoeren @rebito=
rem aufgeimungen murGe, SuritdmieS.
Inmantcu. = Ncud,elmorbperfudl anf oeu
0remiernSiniper.
. II d1 are il, 26. San. - Cine Berion,
Namen8Yaratiuesfo, iutld)er friiber i'm 0ieu.
ite Der 9legieruug itauO, aber pegen lluterz
l1leifS abgeiebt poroeu mar, NIB oeHen 2Stez
beranitsllung Der Brentier uerpetgerte, uer=
iufte geitern BEN Mmtiter meuhling8 SIT er=
moroen, ndbreno oerIe!be nadl Der 0eputirz
tenfammer ihritt. Der 0teudeluDrOer mar
leoo6 ni6t erfOlgre;dJ, unb Der DiinIiter er=
hielt nur cine letd)te Nunoe. - Der Qtteuz
tGter muroe uerbaftet.
9R1rft nnb SDrIe.
gouoon, 26. San. - @oulolS "a ll16
fir Sob unb 945 fir Srtef. - Nmeriraniid1e
Bombs 67'er 1094, ueue 6iinfer 1O54. @rie
15B.
2iuerpOol, 26. San. - 8aumwoae
felt. Sberl. 6s. - Srl. G.15l16. Sertdufe
IA 900 BaGleu.
Qoubon, 20. San. - Die .8imeS"
agt in ibrem beutigcu 6iuan5artifel, baB
lmerifauiide Bombs itart fir ben @rport &C.
iu6t merben. Die amer. 6unoruH98> 2u
eibe 3lebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-27

0te nYenn Mutunlz 2ebCu
y CT | d. eruug8= y eiCItl d) q It 0 Il
y btla0elp bG0 - gSir lcufen Die be-
iOn0ere Iufmertiamleit uuitrey gcicr auf Bic
@nSelge be0 Sru. S. y. 9uuQl, @2ueral-
N9enten porgeHanuter gebcnSs GeritdruuQ3
@eicuidait. 0ieie @eieuiGait 1T lest i'm
30. Sabre tbrcS Selteben5, uno berelt8 lett 2G
Sahren rerrrldlt1t iie @ei0Gfte in Baltimore
0urd tbre poriidltlge, geUihenhaitt uno 0fo
nomIld,e SerWaItln9 ltebt ije fait alien dbns
lldlen @eiellidlaiten uoran, iloem ite m6brtno
Der le e ten elf s a bre gr0Bere . Is
i0euOen erflGrt hat, ats irgeuo
cine anOcrc @eielli DAFT in oeu
Ser. Staaten; 0tCiclbcn bClteieu ildj
ruGbrcno OlclcS 3eitraum3 ourdiduittltd aui
50 BrO5eut, wdbrenO iie i'm IeBteu Sabre nod
bOber lLiegen. Die Attlua be(auiCu ilfl auf
$5,504 ,329.24. Wtit tbrcn 2lu3inNtuugen
lit lte pituftllb uuo gCU,iienbaft. Die ipar=
lame Serpntung bat C8 ibr m6gltd gemodt,
ntdt nlr ate lomobl tuldnolId)eu, ais auS-
| lGnoidleu Gciellidaitcn IN Der Al0be Der 0l-
| otoen6en 5u itbcrfit9eln, lonorn auBcr tbrer,
5ltleroeIono nod cuen llgbcrld)uB bon ST.
O83, ,00l.24 5u er5ieleu.
2rob0em oa8 lebte SoAr cin 0cm oQgez
melnen geIddit8Ucrfcbre itbr unginIti9GS &C.
mcien, bat Gle GeeltidlNit pO1 b8hit ertreu-
ltd]e 8ortidrltte gemad)t.
Ser Segcn, Oen bic geben8OCriIhcruuq8
@elelIdlafteu iiberbaupt ihon geitiittt babGu,
! 1T allletttg anertanut mo beiouOcr5 oa EN-
plnn0tu morOeu, no Der 6Qmilieuuater lei
ner Samttle gttdt5 metter, ais Die 8eriide.
rungSiumme bat biuttrlaiiea t0meu. 0el
| Sertdbt, meldJen mir beute ami Der erltcn Seit,
publBrtn, iprldlt fitr itdl ieIbit mo empiebI
oiele Geieilid)Git 2ltlcn, Die ibr 2ebeu Der
iifern m0lleH. SpeStcQ fit 0eutibe ba
@eneral Seop. Stunenberg IN SIR. IA, gSe
SaltmOreftr., 0ie 2lgentur.
u erjud1. - @eTtern fQmeu in 0as
2Otal 0CS Utihael %eoerer Jtr. 1870, Si!zTQ
petteltrQB,, @eo. gS. Uc@Hire Uu0 en lin.
betaunter. 8eiOe iingeu al, ,Sarten gu ipieleu
un0 luOen 6ru. Geocrer ua6 etner QGeie elm
parau &beil 81 uebmen. 9(lS 2sbterer ieir
Bortemonuale bsrUor bOlte, uabm McSulrt
tbm Oanelbe ans Der 6auo uuO iud)te init iei
uem 0enOiicn 3u entflleben. Sn0eB frat tbn
Die 5rau geoerer III Den QSe9, iooaB er feItge
balten unb bon einem Boli3tltcu perbatte
murbe. 6idter Wiorie iibernieS ibu Del
9rOBgeldmOrenen.
Uni Seroa DIT bin arrettrt. -
@elierr fam Der 2luiterniild)er gilbert Smit
nit 5met SameraOcn 81 g. U. 0unton, ben
Gapltan eins8 i'm bteFgeu pafeu ltegen0el
IuHernldoouCr8, uuo 'ud)te nm bic @rlaub
nib ua6, nit ieineu &ameraten in Die Sdlit
neben Su oitrfen. 90 8uHton Oeu Smltb al
elnen AulterHTIher fannie, 10 crtbeilte er bt
GrlaubntB. Al8 Smltb nit leineu Sanlera
ben oIe Salute tueoer uerlaiien bate, Der
miBte 0uaton Ieine golOene llbr i'm 2Sertb
u0u $165 Un0 lies Smitb Derbaffen. 81
1uOPru hPingu g2GuuPr finn hiS iPkt 1tOdl uid
auaftnbig genatt morOeu.
g8egeu augeblideH Spiri tn c
ienoerfauf8 on ttnoeriabrtg
puroe 9eorg 6erbergcr, an Sort aueuut
+ nabe SatterD= AOenue, wCbnbait, fir ieiu G
id)eineu Dor oen @roBgtjdworeuen INIT
| $500 Sitrgidloit seItelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-27

Nem zgorf, 26. San. - @elb leiht
su Sob. gSediel ftettg III 4.36. @ola
i6loB su 112a-112g gunoes. .Sbligatiouer
i9loiien lebbaft uno fetig /; 81er Coupons
1923; 65er 1l74; neue l19l; Ger 1919; b8e>
1924; neue Siiufer 1875; 10.40er Coupons
119t. 9lftien idloiien lebbait unb left; g..
D.@entral l10s; @rie 17a; 2ufe Sb0re 67t
SIS. Central 978; 9ittsburg 90; ytorth
gSeitern 41s; Yrior. 60; 0tod S8laui
1913; Bacific Wall 3-4; llnlOu Pacific 68t
llnterihasamt5 Vilaus: Sob sal, SOP,
5Sr: @ourant S37 ,02O,328.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-27
Veruttf@te Sepeideg aus
Wetp>gorf.

Netps9o ort %. San.-3os SGiff "sotbatr'
BON 9otobuma, beridtet, Bag mi 10. gfopembtl
wdbreno einesSturmss Der erite SteuetmaunAoo(pt
Srowu, uuo bic Natroiea g. s. Sauieu uno 2boS
9ouns iber SOro fielea unb ertranfeH.
-Die 0atiori6uuseu in Sabbitfs Sitern ba
ben bereits buubert Ssdle bon iali6eH Ginra9unser
oes Subbatters Bedmitb eatblut.
- Die 3oa @innabmen betrusen bentt
$305,000
= Der unteri6atmeilter 5ahlte beute fiji,
Sntereiien $4,000 uHo fin etngeSo3ene Sbs
ltgatlonen $46, 900 aus.