davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-02-18

8ir9inia. Die Mitslieber bcs
@elansoereins 8irsinia, baben bel9lol-
len cine 9umme Don 5000 Su beipiligem.
nm oas ouf benz @runbtif oes 0ereins
itebenoe 9aus 10 su perdifbern. oaB bas-
lelbe bis auf Weiteres ben MnIpri9en
oes 8ereins senist. IS miro au Dem
Gnoe Die ~anltobenoe Silhlerwerftatt,
psl6e 60 SUB tief, CUR @irtbi9aft uno
SplelSlmmer ein9eri4tet meroen. Sie
3pii9enmanoe i'm 9aurtbaule ,peroen
tpessenommen, bamit bas 2ocal cine
grDBere @erdumisfeit erbdlt. gs miro
cine Werbinoun9 init Dem neu su errid-
tenoen Wlrtbslocale bergeiteQt uub ion-
iti9e TsrbeHerunsen setroHen wsroen ;
einsGe9elbabn ioa sebout ,perben, nament
lid aber 1T Der 8ori6las ssma9t, etluas
mas nod ME in &i6mono basewejeu,
ndmlib cine Sipoli ooer Spmmcrtbea,
ter aufsuiteIen, bamit man in hesMbenbs
tiible, ni9ts BON Der Sommerbibe fible
uno 9emiitbli9 auf bcu 9ampf ieines
Yfsif6ens ooer ~leiner Sauanna Cigar
re bliden fam, mdbreno elm fril1er
Sranf sur re6ten itebsnb, uns eiulabet,
Die l6waAe Siae u%nierer 5esle bur9
Elm paar 56liidben su ftdrter. Inner
b%efaante 0ecorateur, Serr 8. &6nis
9ebt l6on nit @coanfen i'm Gopfe uml-
be., Dem 8erein elm Sbeater sn erri6ten,
oas on MieOli9feit unb Yequemli1feit
leines @lel6en iu6t uno es lit Der re0ts
Diam fir Die SaAe. No6 einen Moz
nat uno Maes miro ferti9 iein.
Sn Der lebten Sibuns bes @ereins 1T
lpieoer aufs yleue cine srobe 3abl BON
attien 9e5ei6net uorben.
, 1876-02-18

Gen See Monument. 6onb purben
ipieocr $4S7. "a beiaeIteuert.
, 1876-02-18
Gmil nno 9ies1en.

Cuitl u1to Stes9ett
(@tfible zines 3ew.gortsr @aamiritcs aIs
lsine Grau cine Verehusuussret(e
naN Deuil9lano matie NIB
sinen Vrtst BON ibr erbieIt0
8aIIabe.
Sn beg Sauies FILTER 2ammer.
SaB @Mil einInm bcteno, trauerno,
Iuf9el0it in Gram nno Sammer.
@uf 8otl6aft BON @lies6en lanernb,
gleb' Sies6en, no mugit Su iest meifen?
9u biit 10 ipeit, 10 melt bon Aier.
&ann feline Greuoe nit Sir tbsilcn,
Mtein 3srs iebnt liA 10 oft na@ Sit.
@ienei6t i6peblt 0u auf tsiiserii9en
Wosen.
Tern BON bier. mod auf Dem Meer',
Hno leBt bonn bonn falI9en 8oreas be-
tro9en,
Wlrb Dem S9if Die 2anouns 14per.
0ielei9t iub Sid 9teptun alf ltol3en
GoKen,
uno lparo BON Seinem &eis seblenbst
uno 9eriibrt,
l1nb unseadtet Deiner 5branen, bic ba
folisn,
Sat CT Sid in fem taltes WaIierreid
9efiibrt.
Wie einlam muB i'd iebt uerbrinsen,
Sie %tranr'se 3eit bel Sag nno 9ia9t,
Bis bur9 oes 9ratbes idnsuss G9luin-
gen,
Mfir Na6ri6t miro BON Sir sebr a9t.
uno Die @0tter ale flebt er an,
3u fllbren fe auf ii1rer Bahn,
Af, Die @ellebte 81 be9leiten,
4nf li1'rer Sdbrte lie Su Ieiten.
uno taum, Dap er iein 6lebsn fat seen.
oct.
Sein Muse nod Dem 9immel aiae,usn-
bet,
&ommt ipie bss Ylibes Saul oerannt.
Wertur, nit einsm 9risf9sn in oer0ano.
uno fpri9t: .Oic @0tter baben OiA
erbDrt,
8as Su 9eflcbt. 9ewiinl6t, lit Dir se-
Uabrt,
Drum Ienoet mid Die beige 9eutothea.
Strobe &unOe !lt's bonn 9ano @ermania."
uao Oes gmils &!asen lbueisen,
&ubis tbut er li1 p%erneissn,
Wor oem b06lten @ott. benz 3eus,
uRo banfet ibm fir ben Yemeis
Ser 2isb', ben er o buloDpa Inn gegcbe-
Sir let," lpra6 CT, seweibt mein san=
ses 2eben,
Ser @ottbcit bobes weiles Malten,
MtuB ltets gum @uten li4 9eltalten."
Damn nimmt ct bas 8risf6en auf leioen
Yapier,
l1nb 1ieit bic la6nen, Die liebli9en @or=
tie:
ySein 2ies9en fe lsbnt 10 icbr T6 mad
Sir,
l1ko adj, mad ienem Dertrauli6en Srte
Ser 2iebe, mo mir BON 8ott MrmDr be-
wa1t,
Ser Opfer 10 mande benz Morpbcus
9ebra1t.
Drum wenn i9 Die pfli6t, Die beilise,
erfulet,
Sic Sreunoe, Die lieben, 9elsben,
Sic tobenoen S-iebe oes 9erSens ge)til-
let,
9ero' ben SUB ;ur &lidtebr i6 breben,
uno ME nit oes Molers l6nsllen 3iisen,
uebsr's Wtser, an OeinRn Bulen plesen;
Oabin lei freuois se9riiBt
Bon 2Ies9en i'm 8eIlte setiibt"
l1nO bas 8ldttden entfdQt Der sittsrnoen
9ano,
Die Musen serFieben in 3dbren:
y SEPT miro lie, briben im alten Gater-
LAMB,
Sie @0tter bort banten uno ebren."
l1no er selobt Den itrensen 8oreas,
I'm leine Gunlt li6 gu errinsen,
BOD beute Elm re1t wpbl sefiiutes SAP,
Gum O%antesopfer linn gu brlneen,
uno feline Sreunoe ale lao't er Elm,
3eu9e leines @liids Su lein,
uno gang mad ibrem eis'nen 8ilen,
Sbren Snrit nit Bier gu ltlaen.
S. $. g..
QprIGufioe Wuseiopn
, 1876-02-18
epueftfonen BON 8rieffofen.

,n. Soh Halten AT Zen apsj bslonseren gBeoen.
" e y Stsrnfoitsn %bsfannr lint, coo yms
' .. Xxx 30 nhs us 81. Np. @pnm
'a9S-9.30g 9. M. unb Z q. VI. 0""
p IN Sstertasen = Geo g. sP. uns
VIC: @pn alien anbern Soften merSs,,
h ho1, or'eIf auf BEN &iidpsy Der SrGoer onoss
w. u. Y. San 9etu, @ d..
, 1876-02-18
Bids
D ! ut brer

1T cine y srteIjatrsldrtft, bibi6 iauitirt unb
NIT fclrrirter plutte a. Saefaitet. DIE rite
9fun,mer 1T gum gerlanbte fsrte. Dsmlelb II
1t eeenfals elm 9reisuerSci9n,B bctysfist.
Yreis IS @ents tes Sabr.
, 1876-02-18
1ief'@
Slnmeti= itn0 0emiiiefimcreien

ltnb bic teltsn Der Welt. DislsIten tperteu
Son elmer Dill on 8~erfonea ~eefauft, upb
praAtise giumrn uap fttne Semitic iinb
ea5 @elnltat. Gin preispsrseiGniB in but
'9er peer enJltiHer Strt t iepte ib iepel-
mann s'9en @,nlenpuns BOA elmer 2 Gsnts
Yoln1arte au.
, 1876-02-18
h'Dm'aS feasr Alarm-G rlsaropb.

. " " ~ + u.
No. 2 @rfs golissi Citation.
20. 3 !3meite pcIiSei Statiou.
"" 4 Critic polisei @tatiun.
grpab. "HsS
So. ,.Sppfnns Qoss.,
sirabe, stpiiaen Der 9tsn uns foten,
SranfIin. "'' "a@
NO. 10 @pdetts.
Wv. 3 ode Der 12tfm unt gaoin @tr.
ssp' "a Gds Der 19ien uns gyro @tr.
40. 10 eds Der 1lfsn unp Cars Ctr.
no. 10 ede bfr giue unb Wtain ctr.
He' - gde Der 3tsn unb Tusol Ctr
9e0' u ede Der 25aeu urb groab O.
- ede Der 17teu ulb Mor5bou etr
Str. A''""s'H"
Ctr. -
NO. 20 Ode Der 5tsu unb Maiu Cir.
Nc. 81 Gde Der 14ten unb Moin Str
N0. 80 9ds Der 22len unp Main Orr
no. "a eds Der 13t'n uno Gary Ctr
no. 3-5 @tabtii9ss armenbans.
Mo. SO Saspesar Giiens@erfe.
NO. Al @ds Der 9teu ans Qeia Ctr.
No. A 2 grOae StraBc. ode Sail Oils.
Mp. as gfe Sprins unb Yine Ctr.
no. IS ede ct. Smes unp Dupal Ctr.
Mp. 40 Ssr ssnbsus, 25ie Ctr.
VIC. 81 Spriyeubaus. 10 Ctr.
No. 90 Ode her Clay I'M @ilmer Ctr.
, 1876-02-18
0id's Slu1nenfGbrer,

anlsitntJ CUR Slumen- uue @smiileauGt ees
benz, in etner Iunimsr tsfebenc, nerlsnpe id,
segcn @tnlenbung Spa 25 Gents. abr, fGre
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
, 1876-02-18
6 ure q,
bas amerifaniihe Sutter fir Gteb

WY NN'I' tH|AtfHN O"A*Nt lu' SNY
Diele Wiidung entbalt fein Irlenif
poer oer9lftete StoHe.
Gs triust cine reiEe 5aat unb Bat 8ranfbei
t II Ron 9dnben meg.
DteIsr Mrtitel bat antrr einen oneern Namen
@unbsr perri6tet III ben 8iebbeerbsn Spn
@rpB Sritfanteu,
&s 1T Elm fe.ter Saamea unb erssu3t e~siuntes
1leifb btim 0ieb.
Gs t~efTreert Zen MaGstbum bes iunssn Die.
hes.
Sc perbaubt bic @psi1sa unb erstust Ianse
Wpae bel S6uafen.
Sir 99wsius in eS Elm Mittel, wel9es aranf
beiten ppn ibnsA abb1lt.
Gs reinist has 8lut Der pferbe, Hintsieb
IL ~.
@eaiael aebsibt an Sieiem Suffer, Go perbin.
bert CHOLERA anb sermtbrt ees Hsstn pUn
Giern.
@s mire In Scent Yafetsn serfnmft. Die
@sbraa4sanweiluEssn liap lebr lei9t.
Sur 1 SiFe $4 30tb 100 pattts
2 Z Cob 2OO
a y ~ 1t0tb 400 y
&obert Same, 0abrifant,
Sfies unb Eager Mo. Is, is StraBs,
lin Int vi d . ,, 90.
, 1876-02-18
Softer unb 0afi1e.


Gleaonte Sdulidu9e fir MSb6en
uno &noben.
Seine &albslcoerne gticfcln unb 5d)u
be tiir Ssrren, &nuben uno Siualinae.
Sttefel gum &nopfen uno nit @ptsen
fir 0an,e1, W.dNd}en uiro 9inber.
Softer, %aliie mno Sda4teln su her,
nntcraeieeten Yreilen.
9ummi ueberihube bon alten @ortcn
3n Iebr biaisen Yreiien.
Seiteute Qrbeit miro gut perfertiat
mo oas Yalien 9arruntirt @usbcHes
Ii'n9en ,peroen al,fs geite u,sb FanfliA>
lte belor9t 5err Sobu $. Woldtn
'ulro es iebr freurn ieinen alteren &unoen
mas, beltellte 9lrbeit tetr'fft, beoienen su
%oltrfen. Scrinan yoiden & 1'ruoer,
No. oO9 urt 81 Broad Strassc,
, 1876-02-18

Wir fanben seitern na6ltebenhe Bal
laoe nllter u%nieren Mtanulcripten nab
oa mir sIauben, baB tie fir man1e ilns
lerer 2eier Sntereiie baben miro, neil
einise nieaeidt oas gliidli6e 9aar in
ytelp-Dorf fennen, 10 baben mir uus er=
laubt lie 81 perDGentliden.
, 1876-02-18

q " SFHIIF JnnttB y. W001iil.
SQUIRE s. GODDIN,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & Aufticndre,
No. 917 8anf strabe.
8crfGufen @rmntfiide in Der G tabt unb
nuF pem 2anbL tppppI E1entlib ais pripat;
sfrnielbsn Sduler unb couettren 9Rietbe.
0rrtisen l1rfuaoen, 5prutbeten unb auhers Der
artise iwrftiiGe Mrbeiten aug; ~belcraen ale
Nrnttlts. Mrtsiten uno MAIDEN @eiGafte mt
Bertaufsn ppn uuleiben nuf gtlBtbumer uub
Wsrbpapiersn anter ben siniieltenY sbinaua.
gen. mo i lint
, 1876-02-18

Maid servant wanted; liberal wages, and
the work done by the Mistress.
Newcaltle Sournal.
, 1876-02-18

&orlaufise Mn5eisen.
Gin b~reiidbriser Glsl, ,ussen ,einer
6rOmmi9teit AUDI fir ben umsans
nit &inoern paiieno, lit Su %perfaujen.
&Isen'j9es &reis- rnO Mmtsblatt.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29
BRANDON GRADED SCHOOL.

BRANDON GRADED SCHOOL.
The fall term of this school will commence
on Monday, the 4th OF September, under the
charge OF j. s. Cilly, principal, assisted by
competent and experienced teachers. Ample
facilities for instruction will be afforded in all
the departments of study, and special atten-
ton Will be given those preparing TO teach.
Students from abroad are cordially Invited
TO attend. Good opportunities for board and
rooms. Per order OF committee.
Brandon, Aug. 81, 1876. aug23dl 2d&w2w
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PREPARED BY

CEND csc. to q. p. ROWELL & CO.,
- New York, for pamphlet OF 100 pages, con-
tanning lists Of 1000 newspapers, and estimates
showinglcost Of advertising. mareh&wiy
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Agents for the Globe
II. p. Morgan, wallingford,
Herbert Smith, Factory Points
II. S. Hard, Arlington.
Geo. Smith, P. NJ, South wallingfordj
G. G. Pierce. East Clarendon.
G. o. Dyer. G. c. Slason, Brandop
Denbson Brothers, Pittsfordj
Ruff Holt, Pittsneld.
x. w. Hyde, Hydeville.
Y. X. Horton, Clarendon.
d. p. Peabody Pittsford.
WIN. S. Alden, Mddlebury.
II. E. Spencer. Sutherland Falls.
L. II. Carpenter, Fairhaven.
Rice & Co., Castleton.
q. j. Gilmore, West Rutland.
L, johnson, West Pawlet.
D. Leflingwell. Middletown.
James Rice, Pawlet.
II. L. Parmenter, Mechanicsvillei
u. Horton, Mount Holly.
w. Hubbard, Poultney.'
z. Holton, Dandy Corners.
William Pierce, Danbyi
u. A. Carter, Benson.
X. w. Goodrich, Wells.
p. II. Robbins, Chester.
A. s. MahOn, East Wallingfordl
Sherman Brothers, Ludlow,
j. d. Purdy, Manchester.
j. +. johnson. Hubbarton.
Reuben Whitcomb, Stockbridge.
W. F; Morse. P. M, Shrewsbury.
K. II. button, p. M, Cavendish.
j. c. Spencer Postmaster, East Clarendon
C. A. Ram, East Poultney.
n. A. Pond, P. M, Whiting, vt.
Hiram Shattuck Bristol Vt,
G. It. Meacham, Springfield.
z. c. Nichols, p. NJ. Shoreham
q. w. Ross. P. NJ. Pittsford Quarry.
4. G. Robinson. p. NJ, Perkinsville.
j. Williams, Dandy Four Corners.
NJ g. Brown, Chittenden,
j. W. Marsh, East Dorset.
A. A. Smith, Weston.
j. X. Spafford, T. NJ. Ludlow.
l.. w. Holden, South Londonderry.
i. Il. Smith, Jamaica.
S. L. Sprague. Weybridge.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29
Che aatland daily 6lobe
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1876.
Especial Correspondence OF the Troy Daily
Tlmes.l
THE HERMIT'S LETTER.

Edwin D. Morgan-Re coloctions Of One who
Served Him-Mr. Morgan as o Merchant
Tho Baltic on Long Misunderstanding
About Plays-Byrons Dramas and Byron
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29
COLLINS
VOLTAHC
PHASTERS.

For Local Pains, Lameness, Soreness, Weak
ness, Nunbness and Inil lmation OF the Lungs.
Liver, Kidneys, spleen, Bowels, Bladder, Heart
and Muscles, are equal to an army or doctors
and acres OF plants and shrubs.
Price 20 cents. Sold by all druggists Mailed
on receipt OF price. rs cents for one. 81 for
six, or 81 rs for twelve, carefully wrapped and
warranted, by WEEKS POTTER, prophet crs,
Boston, Mass auglId6wlm
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29
A YE RS SA RSAPARILLA
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound OF
the vegetable altera'
tiyes, Sarsaparllla,
Dock, Stillingia and
Mandrake with the
. Iodides OF Potassium
and Iron makes a
most effectual cure Of
. a series OF complaints
which are very preva.
lent and anlicting. il
purilles the blood,
purges out the Turk
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29
COLLINS -
vOLTAIC
PIasters.

A N Electro. Galvanic Battery. combined with
IN the celebrated Medlcated Porous Plaster,
forming the grandest curative agent In the
other Plasters heretofore in use. They accom-
plish more in one week than the old Plasters IN
u whole year. They dc not palllatS, they cure.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-23
THE NEW YORK PRESS,
[Erom the World Of esterday.l

From the World Of esterday.l
In spite of the flying rumor which cred
its the National party in the Russian
Court at Livadia with sufficient infiu-
ence to override the sober judgment oil
the Gear, the ultimatum which Count
Ignatietf has presented 10 the Porte, and
Which the diplomatic corps in Constan.
tlnople meets to consider, can scarcely,
SO far as it is outlined, be held to be hos
tile. The encOuragem ent which Russia
has received abroad and the support
which her policycan command on her own
frontier, are in every respect stronger
than the like conditions in the spring of
1858. There can be no comparison, how.
ever, between the ultimaLum with which
Prince Menchikoff returned to Con.
stantinople from the Court of St. Peters,
burg, and that which his successor pre-.
sents after somewhat similar absence.
shadowed by the signs OF coming war
and hurried by the movements Of
Russian troops. Wildly as the
Russian Minister blundered then
in imagining that the stealthy
and covert diplomacy which cozoned a
defeated enemy into signing the treaty
Of Hunkiar Skelessi could be repeated
in the watchful sight of Western Europe,
May and March, 1855 could be acce pted
by no power anxious to preserve auton.
omy, let alone independence. Unless
the extreme theory be adopted that Rus
sia is already de fdct0 beligerent,
there is little Ill the six weeks arlnis-
tice added to the proposals Of auton.
0my for the reVolted provinces and re.
form under foreign commissions which
Turkey can not safely accept, as she
has in the past accepted the intrusion of
such commissioners in Syria, nor does
this ultimatum absolutely close the
door to further negotiation, which mus
turn upon the precise duties and posi-
tion OF the PROPOSED commissioners and
the character and size OF the armed
force.
lFrom the Times Of yesterday.l
Mr. Scott Lord, in the resolution
adopted by the House of Representa-.
tives on the 10th of August, admitted
that "the exercise of the right of suf
frage is, in some OF the States, notwith-
the efforts OF all good citizens
to the contrary, resisted and controlled
by fraud, Intimidation, and violence:"
and that "1n such cases the object of
The (hfteenth) amendment is defeated"
Now, MI. Lord, III speech al Utica, de-
clares that sin the Southern States where
the Democracy are in power all is peace,
ana harmony exists between the races,J
w e have no objection to MIR. Lord eat
ing as much leek as nav be prescribed
Tor him by his party friends, VINO resent.
ed his resolution as a gross indiscre.
ton, and voted for it only because they
dared not openly assume responsibility
Tor the tacLics it condemned. But be
las no right to insult the intelligence of
Oneida County in order that he may re.
gain party standing at Washington. His
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-23
WRESTLING FRAUD.
Miller and Bauer Perpetrate &
Fraud.

EFAUUs
CHICAGO, October 23.-The most glar.
ing aud magnificent of frauds has just
come to light in connection with Satur.
day nights Greco-Roman wrestling
match, wherein Miller was declared by
Barney Aaron, the referee, as victor.
For several days before the match
came of combinations went from place
to place, betting all the money they
could steal or borrow that Miller would
be the victor.
A party named John Parks called
upon both wrestlers and offered to put
up 81, 400 on Bauer, with the understand
ing that Bauer should win and that the
81, 400 would be divided in three equal
parts.
One of the wrestlers agreed, and the
other was about to do SO, when a gentle
man, who had learned of the intended
fraud, said he would have them driven
out Of town if he found any crookedness
at work.
This, however, fully had the effect of
making Parks bet heavier OH Bauer,
The rest OF Bauers hackers found this
out Saturday, and also that Miller's
hackers were taking those bets knowing
how the wrestling matches are worked,
and seeing that Parks was the goose to be
plucked tney began to hedge their bets
and began betting on Miller. or course
Miller won, and Parks, who bet his last
cent ON Bauer, finds himself out about
SO, 100.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-23
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

Business Transacted by the BOarC
This Morning.
The Board met in regular session,
all members present, and President Bel
In the chair.
A communication from v. Wulfeck
Assistant Supervisor, calling attention
TO the tact that the intersection of Sarah
alley and Harriet street is too high, and
that it is necessary for the gutter to be
lowered, was referred to the Supervisor
with power to act.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Clerk be directed
to notify Messrs. Vo!Z & Son to reset
curb and tagging whore it has settled
on Marshall street, at the intersection
OF Charleston street."
asking the Board to take some action in
the matter of paying his bill rendered
on the 18th inst, for filing done by him
at Crawfish Creek, was referred to the
Engineer for report.
The following was adopted:
"R 3sOlYed, That the Solicitor be re.
quested to give his opinion in writing as
10 the liability OF the contractor john
bradley to cut down the Western Pike
20 grade at the intersection of Rnggold
street opposite the premises of j. Fl.
Setchell. On motion the clerk was di-
rooted to advertise for proposals for the
improvement OF Thomas street from
Spring Grove avenue to the Cincinnati &
Baltimore Railroad by grading and
the necessary trains, cul.
verts and retaining walls"
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-23
WHALING FLEET HORROR.
The Losses, Etc.

SAN FRANCISCO, October %. - The
whaling bark Florence arrived Satur-
day from the Arctic Ocean with one
hundred and ninety men on board, being
part of the crews of the Arctic whaling
fleet, twelve OF which she reports lost in
the ice, with portion Of the crews. The
remaining survivors have gone to Homo.
lulu on the bark Three Brothers.
The following is the list Of the aband-
oned vessels: Barks Onward and Clara
Bell, of San Francisco; ships, St. George
and MarengO, and barks Cornelius Hol-
land, Jas. Allen and Java. OF New Bed
ford ship Camilla and barkentIne Jo-
sephine, OF Boston; bark Acers Barnes,
New London, and Hawaiian barks Des-
mond and Arctic. The vessels had on
board altogether one thousand barrels
of oil, besides large amount of whale
bone and ivory. 1t is the undivided
opinion of every Master that no hope
can be entertained of rescue OF the ships
or those who remained on board OF them.
All are undoubtedly lost. Carried away
in the immense ice pack which closed
them In for miles around.
NEW BEDFORD, October pam ex-
perienced ship-owner gives the following
list OF the estimated values OF the ves-
sells lost, not including oil and bone they
may have been taken: Acers Barnes, j.
Ii. Bartlett & Sons, agents, 1856, 900;
Camilla, Swift s. Allen, $4,000, Cor.
nelius Rowland, Swift s. Perry, $40, 900;
James Allen, Gideon Allen & Son, $780,
600; Java Second, Joshua q. Hitch, $26,.
900; Josephine, Swift & Perry, $40, 900;
Marengo, j. Il. Bartlett Il Sons,
$4,000; Onward, Matthew Rowland,
$40 600; St. George, George s. Matthew
Rowland, $1,000. The Clara Bell is
said to be worth S24, 900, Arctic $32, 900,
and Desmond $4,000. Both agents and
insurance companies decline at present
10 give a statement Of the Insurance, but
1t is well know that all New Bedford
vessels are well insured.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-23
How A MORMON WIFE FEELs.-A uor.

How A MORMON WIFE FEELs.-A por.
respondent OF the Louisville Courier.
Journal relates the following incident
in a recent letter: The young Mormon
meanwhile had been silent. She was
about twenty-eight years old, dressed
neatly in lawn, had pretty teeth, fair
skin, and big blue eyes.
Her two children, a boy and a giTI.
were drawing a dOll-carriage around the
yard, but, tlring OF it, they came and
leaned upon her knee. They were prat.
ty little things, and when praised them
she put her arms tightly around each
little form and pressed them closely 10
her, hiding her eyes in the little girls
curls.
"What is your name, little one?" 4
asked the boy.
Pm papa's baby, and her is papa'n
dirl, y said the little fellow, digging his
fist In his sisters neck. Then thsy
started again on their romp around the
yard.
"You must be happy with those little
darlings, and OF course your husband has
no other wifep
mo, he has no other wife"-her Ifpv
quivered and her eyes filed with tears
"but he will have one before long. I
have tried not to believe it, but can see
him slipping from me every day. wrots
my mother in New York about it, and
she said for me not to live here day
when that happened, to bring my chilz
dren and come to her. Rnt I inya q,
husband just as other women do. nv
children are his. l could not take thBan
away and be happy without him. So 1
shall stay here with him."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-23
LATEST LOCAL.

THE will of Fisher W. Ames was ad-
mitted to probate.
THE patrolmen who have charge OF
districts in which night schools are stu
ated have been ordered to pay some at
tentiOn TO them while they are open and
also when they are closing.
The watch belonging to Marshall
Hamilton, a waiter at the Burnet House,
that James Brown is accused OF steal
Ing, has been found at Squire John An.
thongs office, where it had been left for
bail for the appearance OF a woman re-
Gently arrested. .
JOHN ROTH and VIM. Harvey, two
thieves, were Gagged by Officers Hanra'
han and Sullivan yesterday, while in the
act OF disposing of their swag in
L'Hommedieu alley, and this morning
Judge Llndemann thought it meet TO
give them dose of "30-$20O."