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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05
AuCuusuaI Event.

ST. LOUIS. June Am unusual
event occurred to day at the st. John :
Catholic Church, the occasion being the
ordination OF seventeen priests, ten Of
whom were students who left Germany
because they would not submit to Bis.
marck's policy towards the Cathohc
Church. The ceremonies were very inn
posing. and were conducted by the Rt.
Rev. Bishop Ryan, assisted by several
prominent clergymen of this diocese.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05
Seaman ReAcued.

New YeRK. June 3.-John Graham
an Ohio boy of q years, arrived q. this
port in pilot boat, having been picked
up al sea. He shipped as q seaman on
the bark Eliza Mclaughlin for Antwerp,
Saturday last, and was so badly treated
by the captain and mate that as soon as
the ship left tie Nsrrows be made up his
mind to leave. Accordingly, on Tues
dsy night Graham took leave OF his ship
mates, threw the forecastle steps over
BOARD and leaped into the sea after them
The night was dark and cold, and the
vessel fifteen miles from land
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

SENTIMENT OF THE TIMEs.-A very
sensible and healthy idea is gradually
making its way through the heads OF
those in this country whose opinions
form what is called public sentiment
The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Times (Republicsn) says
that several OF the best known Repubi-
Cans do not hesitate to declare strongly
That unless the nomination al Cincinnati
.such as to draw sharp line between
things present aud things future, politi-
ea'ly, the people will see that the change
'ney demand is brought about by the
election of the st. Louis candidate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05
Confederate Gray.s Decorated.

LOUISVILLE, June 5.-The graves OF
the { Conf.derate dead at this point were
decorated with flowers to-day. There
were no formal csremonies-ladies and
gentlemen simply visiting the cemetery
and strewing flowers.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June To-day
the Southern Memorial Association OF
the District OF Columbia decorated graves
Of 800 Con federate soldiers in Arlington
Cemetery. A number Of Massachusetts
soldiers assisted them. There were no
orgtors
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05
CouspJrators Arrested.

HARRISBURG, June 3,-Marsbal 5.
Smith, n clerk IN the State Treasury De-
psrtment and John A. Wagner, former
iy clerk in the Auditor. Generals office
were arrested to-day on Information laid
arcinst them by Governor Hartranft for
COT spiracy TO defrsud the State Of 50 Ooo
due from the city Of Scranton. Mill.
.psugh treasurer Of Scranton admitted
he had agreed with the parties to make be
return 5000 less than It should hive
been. The defendants were held in
81 600 bail each
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

SAD AccIDENT.-On Thursday night
Mrs. Mcmillan, wife of Ark Mcmillan,
who lives on the property OF r. Pike, near
Corpening mines, while making fire in
the cooking stove, took can filled with
carbon oil and poured some OF its contents
upon the kindling she had placed in the
stove there being some Goals of fire at the
bottom ofthe kindling,-of which fact she
was not aware,-the oil lgnited, and the
fire running ints the can, it exploded,
scattering the burning oil over Mrs. Nc
MILAN, and burning her SO severely that
she died of her injuries about o'clock
Friday morning, A child she mad in
her arms WAS severely burnt, and, 1t Is
thought, will not survive. Mr.. McMil
ian, in his efforts to save his wife, was
a'so severely burnt and may not recover
Blu, for the timely arrival OF Mr.. Alex
snder. the entire bouse would have been
DESTROYED Gorksburg NeIcS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

IT may be interesting to some OF the
Presidential aspirants to know just how
the vote at Chicago stood on the hrst
ballot when Lincoln was nominated IN
the Convention of 1860. The first ballot
stood. Seward, l73; Lincoln, lO2; Cam
eron, so; Chase, 40; and Bates, As. Tho
candidate who leads on the first ballot is
not always the man TO win.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

MosrsoxxRY, ALA, June S.-Asren-
90 county, one OF the largest negr' coan-
ties in the State, has repudiated Sr'n""r
and endorsed the art-sPeneer th-k' I.
f. q. Thresll, Q prominent colored he'
publican, and alternate elector for the
State at large on the Spencer tiekea' led
the movement
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

THE engineers employed to survey u
route for the Weston and West Fork
Railroad, have concluded their survey to
this point, and are now engaged in sur
veying a route to Bridgeport. They re-
mort the route from here to Weston rs a
GOOD one, and think the road can be built
at a small cost considering the character
of the WORK. They say they encounter.
ed the most difficulty in obtaining good
route through Clarksburg to the depot
T17.ksb,.ro NelcS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

The House Of Representatives. some
time ago passed bill reducing the sal.
aries of Senators and Representatives
from 5000 to $4,000. The Senate Fri
day, in the most patriotic manner, restor-
ed the old figure, and without division.
The unanimity with which the thing was
done was truly charming.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

VIZ DESIRE to assure our good friend
ofthe Weston. Democrat that the people
Of Wheeling are determined to stand by,
70 the bitter end, all those who are now,
and have been in the past, her friends.
Upon this proposition We are unit, as
s concerned will learn rs opportunity
shall offer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05
VI Murdered.

ST. LoUIT, June A Roils, Mo-
special says the dead body Of man was
found near tina, place last evening. sup
posed to be that Of w. A. Kennedy, u
stranger who registered At hotel, from
Coal Bluffs, Penn. He is believed to
have had considerable mooey, for which
il il supposed he was murdered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05
Challenge.

SAN FgASCIsco, June 90 Lesry, the
pedestrian, on the first instant sent a
challenge to Vaughan. Of Chester. Eng
land, who recently walked one hundred
and twenty-five miles inside Of twenty
four hours. TO walk two matches, one oi
twenty -four hours and one of six days.
either in the United States or England,
for $500 or 1000 side.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

TIE Secretary of the Treasury re-
ports over $4OOO,OOO, reduction i'll the
public debt, and yet the bonded indebt-
edne.s is steadily increasing, being $lS,,
10000 more than it was on the lst OF
March. Thus month after month the
people are humbugged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

CIscINNATI hotel keepers are in great
glee because the popular belief that
money will aow like water when the
Republican Convention meets there is
likely to draw an immense crowd of pro.
fessional politicians to the spot. But it
will also bring pickpockets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05
w%~tsru EreIghts.

Nxw YORK, June All The trunk
lines of rsilrJ.d running out OF New
York bave adopted the rates on fourth
class AMI special freight 20 the West
m,ds by the New York Central aud
Hudson River road
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

PAxrs, June A. The DrOtts de u
Hopune say. the proposed sending Of .
worknen's delegation 10 the Phiiadel-
phia exhibition threatens 10 be failure,
q. scarcely $4,000 can Be collected.
which viii barely pay for twenty-five
delegates
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

THE Boston Post observes that MIR.
BLAINE, of Maine, is not bowling SO
much as he was early in the session. He
is kept SO busy vlndicatiug himself that
the grave clothes are neglected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

BLAINE says it was all joke about
bis offering MULLIGAN Consulship. OF
course, Mr.. BLAINE felt very jocular
when he was trying to get the letters
from MULLIGAN. 1t was so natural that
be should
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05
Beyiiu Hemorapd am.

BEELIS, June 3.-Tne Powers have
,,,pepded action on the Berlin memo
rspdum for few days that the new
Turkish government may Indicate their
policy and power OF maintaining them
.alvl.s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05
nom Pedro.

Nxw YoRE. June 3.-The Emperor OF
Brazil. Empress ard suit, arrived here
this evening from Washington, on thei'
x.y 10 Niasara Falls. The imperial
49, waited the tomb Of Washington,
a, NJ, Vernon, Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

rHE Republican State Executive Com
miitee of West Virginia have issued a
csll tor State Convention to nominate
candidates for the State offices and to-
Presidential electors, to be held at Park
eisburg on the 9th OF July.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05
A Man of 8 Thousand

XIyHES DEATH WAS HOURLY TX.
w PECTED from Consumption, su
remedies having failed, and Dr. n. James
a preparation Of -lndisn Hemp" which
cured his only child, and nov gives this
recipe free on receipt Of two stsm -, 20 pay
expences. Hemp" also cures night
sveats, nausea At the stomach. snd Will
bt eak a fresh cold Ia ~ hourn. Address
ChaddOek a Co., la1 Race street, Pbils-
delpbia. oam ng this paper. nOIus
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

Mu. Charles Butler, Of Highgste, VI,
ma. KILLED on Friday evening By hired
lad Of eighteen years, duntga tempo
r.,x .b-esce of her husband
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

King Victor Emmanuel has accepted
an honorary presidency of the Philadel.
pb,s Committee for the erection OF
a statue Of Columbus.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

CoxsrAxTIsoPLE, June 4-Tbe Porte
ia drawing up q very liberal constitu-
tior, which will soos be promulgated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05
Atheelinq geeister.
Gold closed Saturday at ll23.

The heather to-day ,otA be parity
elouiy, Dith north TO 'oesl '0'''ds' ana
lo,csr temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

rbs PIoriia delegation 70 Cincinnati
..,ds .eyeu for Blaine and one for
Conkling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

The attendance at the Centennial is on
the increase, and hopes of its being ansn-
cial success are confidently expressed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-05

From present sPPearsnoes Congress
will not adjourn until the middle VI July.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-29
GuroYail9e &abeI5eriGss.
Seutfm(Quo.


2onoon, %. Sept. - Der hann0uer'
i6e QanotaQ bat clue Geiolutiou etnIttmmt9
anaenomn1eu, in pelder Die preuBiide 9le,
aieruna auigeforeert miro, Die iiber oaS @iger1.
giQenthum oeS Gr.I0nigS @eorg uerh1n9te
SequeltratioT aufSubeben.
Grnit pcn SattoeI +.
2on6on, 28. Sept. - Grnlt bon BAIT
Def, Der beriibmte oeutife 8ilobauer uno
Sd6pfer OeS $errmannsz0enfmals, 1T &C.
itorben,
2ouoon, 28. Sept. = Cine 0epeld]e
aus @airo meloet, baB Die eugltidle 9fegtes
runq hem Sice.&0nig mltgetbeilt bat, baB iie
oieielben 2tufidten, rpte Die gemti6ten Srt.
bunale, in Gem Garpi Bro3eB bat, ndultia,
oaB Der Gices&0nig nid)t beredlti9t III, Spes
,ialalGubiQer Der oOaira" (8riuatperm09Gu
oes Iicez96nieS) 6enielben Beoinaun9en su
uuteriperfen, weld]e fdD MIR auT Die Snbabel
pon e9gplilfen Sonos I'M 4lgemelnen be.
3iehen. SuiOlge oieier @rfldrung bat tel
Yice,S0nig bic D6. @oiben un6 Soubert als
Scrtreter Der Aftientababer IN @u9lalto uuC
6raufreidj uadl @airo elugelGber, nm in Se
Sug aut Die ourdl ba8 llrtbetl Der gemtiGteI
Eribunale nothrpeuOi9 9ewOrOerenNiaBregelr
9lnorbuuugen sn trefen. (anmerfung. Sr
Dem @arpi, Yro8eiie itellte Elm gemtidJtes Sit.
bunal eilen Beitlagnabmebefebl gegen bt
y0atra" gu Gunfen Der Gl9ubt9er aus, mi
otr 8ice-aEnia rptoerieete iid Der @retntor
oes @eriftsbeieblS nit @erGlt.)
sgIiNSnadDrtdj en.
Gueensto %. Sept0r. - De
0anlpfer ySbe Queen" 1T BON Stem gor
an9efOmnlen,
gxarft aitD 80rte.
comb II, rs. Septbr., 1890 gadjnt. -
Gouiols 90 fir @elo u. Ditto fir Srief.
Htperpool, %. Septbr., 1.3O yfatm.-
8eumpOae rnbtg unO itettg; Oberidnoe
5 1916 d.; Orleans 81 d. SerfGufe 500
gall:n.
9pn6on, 28. Scpttr. = 9eintu6en i
! bis 10 sd. 5 d. pro &on1e. -
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8ermtiGte telc9rGpBtf0e
~ aSaaS ksnaA

-sSie 9teunion oerSoloaten unb Seeleute
Der lluioa finoet I'M September 1877 nuO
nid,t in oieiem Sabre, ME irrthumltb gemel>
bet murOe, su Ntarietta, O., ftatt.
= 6r. Sranf 6urper, Der @tgentbitmer oe8
Observation-Disclosures Sen Sroed," welhes
am lebteu Oienitage in 2Ouisoille A Dtetlen
in Z O{lnuten 154 Sefun0en 5uriidle9te, bat
ein ausebot BON S12c, COO fir oaiieIbe 8uriid'
gemleien.
= Sobn 5il unb Sobn 6ullen, weIde in
Wap's Qanoing, N.sS., we9en @rmCrbung
oes J0rn. SEQ. @hirlett Dor @ertdjt ftanoen,
wur6en qeftern beS Ntorpe8 i'm erIten @raoe
idulOig 6efunben. Siaat 0apto1, etn Ottt-
i6ulpiger, miro 5unGAit pro5eitrt.
- Sn SruOenel, fenirep @ountgr Ont.,
ficl uorgeitern Sbuee.
- @apttGn Qaemau BON Der geitern in
BtilaOelpbta angefOmmenen 8rtg8 D@aaao"
melOet, baB Emanuel QlraDa, Elm @lHmob-
ncr BON &bilt, wGbrenb oas 6abrSeug uou
Sliso, Srlauo, ben 6luB abwdrtS fubr, iibel
gOro ltiir5te uno ertranf.
= Die farbigen ySoo Se1OmS" bielter
geltern III Ybtla0elpbta cine Barcoe qb. De
laeatioueu aus Warplano, ioute aus gSll'
mluqtou, &eaoin9 Hno anoeren bena06arter
StG0teu betbeili9ten ilb on Der B-o5eiliou
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GtQOt Baltimore.


&erbaftungocr ermutbIts
d e Il 81 0r0cr 0e8 lungeH y , G.
- 9tm 9ieufaae perbaftete Sb1tii
9uthin8, 6iilf5, S9crifi Uon ct. 9OIg'a
&Ountp, @to., in Sauop.Spring8, Nont=
gomerg ,@ountp, @ba8. 23t!ion, alias y Nars
tin Geurp," unG am WIttno9 6eurr
SimplOr, alias ,Samc8 6eurp Butler"
Die i'm Yeroadhte itebcI, Den juugeu GOerett
Su Yomontep, @harleS.&ountp, am 10. ;{ull
ermoroet III babeil. Die beIoen Suri6en finn
Die uotOriihitcu giu6re9er i'm Staate Wtal9-
Lamb uno bel linen tDHrOen cinige osm ilHscr
Gpsrett geb5rige Sa9en geiurtrr.
Bic Beihrelbung, melde GUerett uou iti.
nen 9(n9reliern Acacben bat pabt uGlig OH
Die beloen Arretanten, Die pom Sbtrlten
puthn5 via SoeutOu mad Baltimore urn
uOn bier per DaalpFer mad 8Ort-Iobac:o &C.
brad;t mltreeI.
9luf Die GrgreifunQ NIB llebarfjihruna oeJ
Di6roer lit cine SelObHnng Otn $1l00 aus.
geiebtr Ote Wabri6:inIt9 ocm C6etlteH put
dinS SufdQt.
0e5 DtebIi hi 8 Don Slci i'm 98ertb,
bon $1.05 aus Dem 8uuOG8oampier ,@r0pc
lbot" murOe Jeitcrn SameS Gor0 BON Ocu Ge
i6lporenen idluDia beIauoeH, aber Ger Uiilot
an Der Yarlne llfaoenlie NcrIte III Inna
polls 9elegen, ais 5orb Ocu 0CbitobI bcgiug
6orO mar bereit8 ielt 45 8agen III buit, mt
0fidter @tte8 ia9te, baB er mi. 9sHdIdt oil
Die @mpfeblung Der @ei0wcrenca unO Del
geringen g8ertE oes geTtOhlCnen @enenltoncei
nod. etne gBode im@eidagniiie Ill 2tunopo!i;
eiugeiperrt lperOcu ioue. 6orO'5 6rau mi
ielH tIeincr OreijGbrtgCr SObn taTonoen iid
i'm @eridtsiaale, 400 baS Sino RA onf ocn
SuBbOoeuaSergniiaen oerihaiite, lpGbreuo icig
Sater befnrtheilt murOe. 6or5 iagt, DAB e
itdl arBer Seidliti9uug befanO upp IL GyOBcl
giotb mar, alS er itt bereit ertidrtc, bas Bic
fir slpei g!eger, Die baIfelte i'm Beijee batteu,
gum YWile 0ou so GeGtS 5u osrfaufeg.
SIN @rimiHGlgertdte iQ!to beutt
Der Reeer Sobn Sromn, sqeitper Dor GINGER
Rouaten eiusG ideuBliden Gtor0angyIiT an
Sri. Gmilie @lcian gaAtc, prc5ciiirt mn
ben,
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BermtSdte 9eneSdjeit aus 1etn'
Mnrf

0ew<gorf, %. Septtr. - @OlO er-
Dffnete 81 110.
= Ser 9cmpfer ygngIanO" fam beutc
iiber ct. Sobns, R.sf5., bon 2iuerpool bier
an unb iiberbradte Die BafIagtere uno PGltz
laden beS beldabt9tcn Samrfers " ct. Ser
main" pon Sapre, melher BON benz Sampfer
,gu9lano" mad ct. SObuS bugfirt mnroe.
- 0ie ,9elamare SI0ion.&aual'Scmp.
peritei9erte beute Wtittcg 100000 &onuen
Qadamanna> Soblen, rpeld)e auf ben gSerften
Der @ompa9nle 81 3fOnoout Oocr I'M ytepr
Oorfer 9afen obsuliefern iiuO. Die er5telteu
YreIe beliefen ftd) bon 25 @entS bis $1.25
Tonne b6ber, als bel Der SerltelgerunJ pom
20. Septembcr. Sine grObe Nn3abl 8dufel
mar aupeIeno. 9aS 5feiultat Der Seriteigec
ruug 1T nadhebenoes; 5000 8onnen DSted-
mer" 5u s3.123 bis $3.15, 10000 Gonner
,,@rate" Su S3.l7 bis 1925, 10000 Conner
,,@ga" AT 1921 bis $3 so, 1900 Conner
| ,,Stope" Su 81 bis $4.15.
- War Staotlsr & Comp, &leibIb bdn6ler,
meldle Dor Sursem fullirten, baben init ibrer
| 9lGubi9ern 3u 70 @tS. pro Dollar eiuen Ser.
9lei9 geidlcfen.
- Sie 9aupfer nState Of Seuuigloania'
DON @lasgow traf bier etu.
| - Oa8 beute i'm Sleetrpoobz Bart itattge
funoene 0tenneu swiidsn v@O:oimitb Utaio"
unO ,Suose Sullerton" wurOe bon benz crite
ren Yferoe 9emonnel.
= Die 3o1 @innabmen betrugen beut
S445,O
= Der llnteridatmeifter SabGte beute fiji
Sutereien s37 900 uno fir etngeSo9ene Sb
| liadttcueu gtid1tS aus.
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z54ropIiiQls S5eriGJts.
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- Da5 bic un0 GA aNftaudjen0e 0eriidt
onB SHrt St8mcrd wegen 2lntauiS
ciue8 ilattlibtn $5autS in &euiinaton bel
EOHOOu III llutrbaH0Iung itcbe, ba er III gu
limit AGuftge 8elude Ill GnglanO MAIDEN
mOue, bcrubt na4 Ger gSei. 3t9." aui miis
Bi9Cr GrTuOHug.
- Otau idlrcbt ans Stuttgart pom
s. September: per @ompoutit @ottirie0
EtnOer hat elae Sper: y GOm00iu BON Sdmaz
ben" becuo:t. Der Stofi uHo Die tcrtueQe
@ruuologc SIT oleier 0per fammt uon Der
t2rOBittrtln Sierra, Der Satin bC5 6erioQS
Gugeu Don 2&iirtttmberg mo 9tldlte OeS S0s
nigIn olga, Die Biibueubc0rbcltunQ beS
gibreIto8 BON Gyuf Ba5que i'll 9urmItaOt.
@ottfrtto ymOer 1T Der lauglGbrtge Mtu-
ttttbrcr Ger GrOBfiIrTtu, wtld)e bcraurtli1
cine groBc &orIIlbs iiir RNiit unO 6beater
beat.
- g8ie Dem yGurjcr fir gticOcrbaucrn"
mlt3ttbciit WuO, mur0eu, ais Der Oeuud)c
&Couprlui am 3. D. 80. I'M SQtonmd9en Otc
.Stredt Grgolo3 d. u eu aAreu
paIltrte, ciHlge &t0tlumpeu al 0eu Q8agen
gcyorieu. Sic SbIier ruHr0en crmittelt uuo
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lIntug cHl8cr gllmmcl nlJt mebr Se0cntuug
bGlLeg2u, ais CT uerOIcut.
-0te betanutt 2luselt9enb,it ocS friihercn
StanOCstelmten $ offcrt9 ter, Der in
elmer ltuteriUdauS5idde itdI bcblrrltdI &C.
wti9ert bate, oeH 3eug2nctO 5u leiitcn -
bTlbteu Gre9loUcr 8IGtt:r inter Dem 10.
Sept. bat beute boz Der eritcu Criminal
beputatiou oe3 I0HtBlideu Staotgcriht5 bier
0aourt l5se eu0Iibe &rlc0l9un9 geiuuoeu,
0aB 5citcu8 Der Staat5anUalti1aft nuf ooS
QFu0,tp Nsa Nrf1 SGITPri i1tFr nuShrii # ir1
0cr5:9H! mo Der bttrtiieIoe &ugeflagte na9
GIuclmuHg elmer GulIaItau95Stugiu f:lt9c.
lprcden wOroGt lit.
- 0iigt 8i8mard miro bel Der gr0iis
nuNg ocS beOoritctcuOen tcUti1cu Jici4St0=
g2o ju8cgeu lcIu.
- 5u 0oit9catcr 81 Deiiau i1 malt
bcidd.i9t, 0cn SrGjthCrraum um 6uB tie
itr 5u lcgcu, um aUf GruNO Der GriobrungC1
ba ocu gagreutl;r 2luHiibylngsH ia5nere
&iGEglouacH 81 crjielen.
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BQ(lmote, Wlb, Treitag, oen 49, @eptem0er 1876
9er 8roses gc8en 93abcof 1tno
SottsrOtlic. ,,&6Bt jeocn
GdlttLOtQt1t ettffottttfteittH

US q ! tn9 I n. %. Sept.-2er ProSeB
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