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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02

:. An old rebel, not yet reconstruct
ed, wants to know why the Centennial
Commission did not get somebody to
paint picture of Bull Run. to put up
alongside of Rothermel's Battle Of
Gettysburg" in the Art Building. He
SAYS that this is free country, and that
the Johnnies have as much right to
stick Bull Run up on those walls as the
/" Yanks" have to show Gettysburg.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02

PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION is
intended only Tor removing Morn PATCHES, FRRoK-
LES and Tan. 1t is reliable. For PlNPLKs, BLACK
HEADS or FLEsHwoRNs. ask your druggist for PER
RVS C0MED0NE and PIMPLE REMEDY, the
InalIible Skin Medicine, or consult Dr. b. G. PER-
RY. Dermatologist. - Bond Street, New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02

The time of holding the Windsor
county republican convention, has been
changed to Wednesday, June 2lst, the
town caucuses to be held Saturday, June
18th. The change was made that 1t
might not be held the same week OF the
republican state convention at Montpe-
Ear
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02

DIR. Palmer of Westerly, r. l., says
" HUNTS REMEDY is the most effective
medicine have ever used in my prac-
tice, for Dropsy and Kidney Diseases. /
can safely sag HUNTS REMEDY has al
most raised the dead"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Mrs. Cram, the woman referred to
above, lives in this village and on Sum
day sent boy to the drug store of Bah
bitt & Hayes, writing the order, saying
it was for toothache. She swallowed all
or portion of the same, but it having
become known, medical aid was prompt
ly procured and her life saved. though
she is reported to have said that she
should take her life the first opportunity
1t is also reported that she claims to be
the sister of Foster, and now that be is
dead she does not wish to live longer
As she has only resided in this place q
few weeks but little is known of her an
tecedents. There are also other reports
of her sayings, among them that she
knows who murdered Foster, but they
are, as yet of too doubtful nature tc
be worth repeating here, though some
thing further may appear before we q
to press.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned have this day formed eopart-
nership transact the Dry Goods business in Gray
Block. under the firm name Of ROYCE 4 PUTS AN.
Bellows Falls. March 9th. 1876.
CYRUS ROYCE. Jk.,
10 Ii. 4. PUTNAM.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
NOTICE.

N
o, D. Gray grateful for the liberal patronage Civ
en- him by the people of this and adjoining towns
for the past twenty years, would cordially rec
ommend his successors in the Dry Goods Depart
ment-Messrs. Royce Putnam, as gentlemen every
way worthy Of the confidence and patronage of the
public. / would announce that shall continue the
Ready Made Clothing. Hats, Caps, Gents Furnish
ing foods. Carpets and Paper hanging business al
the old stand.
Bellows Falls. March 9th. 1876.
o. D. GRAY.
N BAH unpaid bills must be settled be
fore April 10TH attorney will invite to pay
Is o. D, GRAY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
COTTAGE ORGAN.

new Cottage Organ for sale sne -.
ehesp for cash. Manufactures oy .,s.sfss.1
organ Co. one Of the best organ O. x -
the country. Price list s<oo- Z
proved " IA. WILSON'S RS,
Hair Dressins. F.A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Speaker Kerr's Case.
THE LATEST BRIBERY SENSATION.

THE --LATEST BhlbEh1 5ENoAllON'
The testimony taken on Monday, rel
alive to the charges against Speaker
Kerr, was as follows:
Clymer's committee met at o'clock to-day and
examined Harvey, a former book-keeper of the
house of representatives. regard to the payment
of money to Speaker Kerr for the appointment in
the army of A. P. Green in 1866 Speaker Kerr and
Messrs. Morrison, Scott, Lord, Hereford, Springer
| and other members of the house were present
When asked about the payment of monep the wit
be compelled to do So he asked for time to consider
the matter. By advice of counsel Mr.. Kerr said If
the witness knew an, apythng Teahng 70 MN he"as
Witness-Does Mr.. Kerr want me to tell all L
know?
Witness-Then will tell what know, and will
| tell the truth about it, too.
| The witness then said that he met Green in 1866
and helped him get an appointment in the army as
second lieutenant. Green paid the witness $3.50 and
witness paid il int MI kerrs hands in the e2rT,
his pocket. The witness said. am now ready to
be crossquestioned by Mr.. Kerr in this matter"
l X. Elliot, counsel for Kerr, examined the wit
ness at length. Harvey stated that he had been on
the best terms with Kerr. The latter knew his
name and they passed the time of day when they
met. II called Kerr to get the place, but at the
first meeting did not speak Of money. when Kerr
received il he said he would go to the wal, depart
ment and have the appointment made right aw ay
He thought that inside Of year he had confde1
TALLY given the facts in the to William A. Oar
outside, The witness said he did not give Green tht
receipt for the money handed to him. nor did b.
take receipt when he paid it out
| Q-Did Kerr enioin confidence on you in the al
legged transaetion2
AYES he said twas confidential; the interview
with Kerr about Green was the last he had eve
held with him on that or any other subject;
Q-You have said the money you paid Kerr wa
in currency. FIVE. ten and twenty dollar bills
Ayes. Green took it from his pocket and l pu
it into my pocket gave it to Kerr who put it int
his pocket. Laughter
Odd you not put the money into your ow
pocket, keep it there and tell Green you paid it
KERR
0 Al have sworn to the truth. as there is a God
: heaven.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
The Keene Murder.

A New Phase-Theory of Suicide-A Wo-
man In the Case-The Woman Resides at
Bellows Falis-Her Attempted Suicide
last Sunday-Arrest of a Former Chester .
Man on Suspicion.
The tragedy at Keene has been
prominent topic of comment during the
past week, not only at Keene, but as GER
tain parties in this place and vicinity
have also been mentioned in connection |
with it the interest to some extent has in
creased
On Sunday at Keene many were dis
posed TO think it a case ofsuicide, though
not intentional ON the part of Foster, ON
the ground that Foster was 80 powerful
a man as to make it impossible that he
should have been overpowered, gagged
and chloroformed with no cutlery, espe-
cially since he bore no marks of vio-
lence. The theory that he came to his
death by his own hand, would seem to
be that having money that belonged to
others, he got up a pretended case of
robbery, and OVERRIDING the chlorotorm
part of it died in the act. The similar
ity in color and general appearance of
the sponge used in gagging and the one
formerly used by Foster in his barn, and
the fact that both contained hair and
lint of similar color, strengthened many
in this belief. The absence, however, of
any motive which could have led to this
sad act, as we'll as the fact of suspicious
persons having been seen lurking about
the fatal spot on the evening of the trag-
edy seemed to have made this theory I'M
probable.
WOMAN IN THE CASE.
A dispatch to the Boston Journal
from Keene, May %, has the following
1t is now known that Foster had in
his possession on Tuesday last about
$500, the property of his employers, and
had that amount for nearly week
which should have been RENTED to
Chase & Co. 1t has also transpired thai
Foster had for some months past q
strange intimacy, amounting almost tc
infatuation, with a woman of suspicious
character who formerly lived in this
city, but who moved to Bellows Falls
April /. That he had considerable cor
respondence with her and several inter
views within the past three weeks, on'
of them the Saturday before his death
| seems to be clearly established, and from
her conversations and from letters it ii
evident she expected to leave Bellows
Falls and go away with somebody soon
She came to Keene on the morning
train Thursday, going Immediately tt
the post Office there and calling for let
ter written by herself and addressed t.
fictitious name, but supposed to be in
: tended for Foster, which letter she de
: stroyed. She seemed to feel Foster
death severely, and said, KNOWING hi
> plans, no one could make her believe ht
committed suicide" A drug clerk of G
G. Davis at Walpole sold on Thursday
: May IS, two ounces of chloroform, put
: ting it in bottle similar to to the on'
: found near the body, but on being shown
/ a photograph of Foster, said he was no
Is the man he sold it to.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02

Republican Union State Convention is hereby
called to be held at Montpelier, on TUESDAY, THE
TwFNTY-sEyENTH DAY or JUNE, A. ID. 1870, at ~
O'clock 81 MINUTES A. M, for the purpose OF noml
tenant Governor and Treasurer Of the state for the
two years next ensuing; also for two Presldentlal
electors at large, and the appointment OF state
Central Committee. -,
All persons electors, without regard to past polit-
ica differences, or previous party dlfhcultlesi VINO
are in favor of faithful, honest and economical ad'
ministration of public affairs, and who believe IN
speedy return and adherence to the fundamentals
principles of government, as taught and malntalne9
in the early days of the Republic. are invited
through their delegates to participate IN the uelo-
erations of the convention.
Electors will be represented in the State ConYen-
ton by delegates chosen upon the basis OF one de
egate from each town, and an additional delegate
for each one hundred votes, and for each traction
of one hundred votes fifty, cast for the Bepub
ican candidate for Governor at the ate 0Jate eiec
ton. 60. O.
BY vote of q former convention, the State Com
mittee are constituted a Committee on Cred entails
Delegates will provide themselves with proper Gre
dentias, signed by the secretaries OF their
primary meetings. and Immediately upon their ar
rival in Montpelier present them to the state Com
mittee at their headquarters-the Pavilion,
| The several railroads in the state, except tn
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, Will eXtenC
| the usual courtesy of fare one way:
GEORGE W. GRANDEY,
| (Chatrman,l
GEORGE NICHOLS,
| CHARLES II. JOYCE, Republican
STEPHEN THOMAS, State
FRANKLIN FAIRBANKS, Convention
WILLIAM ROUNDS,
| JOHN l.. BARST0W,
GEORGE n. DALE,
Carroll S. PAGE,
On the above basis. towns viii be entitled to rep
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

KEENE, N. H., May %. The latest
developments in the Foster murder case
have been carefully followed up to-day
by detective Sargent assisted by c. F.
Rowell of Keene. The suicide theory
is discredited and the affair is as great
mystery as ever. The clerk at Walpole
who sold the chloroform was confident
the bottle found was the one which he
filed, and traces of a druggists label
on the bottle correspond in size with
those used at that place. He was care
fully examined and his description of
the customer was not like Foster, and
being shown Fosters picture was posi-
tive he had never seen him. The wo
man Cram, who is or affects to have been
greatly infatuated with Foster appears
to have been intimate with him but 6
comparatively short time, and her mode
of living does not indicate that much
money had been squandered by her
She claims that her intimacy with Eos
ter was not disreputable but purely {
case of true love.
On Wednesday of last week, one VIM
Hewlett, a carpenter by trade and for
merly of Chester, VT, was arrested Oh
suspicion of being connected with tn
murder. His account of himself tn
g night of the murder was somewhat cor
. Trajectory, and this led to his arrest. 81
was about to have been released when
search of his trunk was made and letter
and clothes found which led to his ia
! Their detention, as he might be wanted
Boston on another charge.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02

,,s ssntlsss
So TO $50 & 81 f s:y s ssffffSSsSOS SIS s.
land. Maine.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02

READYMADE CLOTHING,

Having made large purchase of Desirable Cloth
ing from Bankrupt stock. / am able TO sell to my
customers at less than the cost OF Manufacture.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
KERR's TESTIMONY.

The examination for to-day being at
an end, Speaker Kerr remarked that he
did not want to retire without saying a
few words, and asked to be sworn. This
having been done, he said
only want to remark to day that deny every
material statement made By this witness affecting
my personal honor and official integrity That all.
Ii were in sufficient health, would make state
ment of the circumstances which led to this invest
CATION in connection with the anonymous letter re-
ceived but do not feel able to do SO. / will fur
Their say that consciously never knew this witness
in my life but do not say wish TO be understood
rs saying that he did not introduce Green to me.
do not know six doorkeepers about this house now
though they supposed to be my political friends
never consciously exchanged one minutes CONVEX
sation between heaven and earth with that person
new er knew him and he was never at ny room al
be has stated and Of course l never received anJ
money from him, or from any one else
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
VERY BEST PRINTS SEVEN

Choice Styles Best Ginghams l2s5e; Pereals
Cambrics, l2Ik NiceATicking for feathers 2t
tonades, small check 10 best heavy. IL 70 Sc.
last seasons Worsted Dress Goods reduced h
and SIC 10 IKE. Good New Style Plain ard
Dress Goods, 25c. Black Alpacas and Briiliss:
VERY CHEAP. Our Best Kid Gloves galJ I
SIXTY PAIRS REAL KIP BRoGANs At
which is soc ess than SPLITS are USUALLY sold
Jadies' Kid Foxed Button and LAsel Boots
duced 25c per pair Nice Kid Button fsasesA
per pair, Misses and Childrens Shoes asAla
Slippers selling proportionately Lower
MEMS FELT STRAW AND sun HATS
SILK CAPS ALL LOWER.
SOCKET, MEADOW HOES Trowel Temps
warranted. &c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
NEW SYSTEM
NEW GOODS!
NEW PRIZE,

Having become convinced that Cash BASE
the only true and safe way OF doing 6astsa
az NV patrons who have been accustomed to Ari
credit, the privilege of hereafter CHAB6Ises
TEREST ON ALL ACCOUNTS, WHATsosl
AND TO wH0MSoEVE Err. FROM DATE % Z
CHASE, thus putting CASH and CREDIT i
In view OF this SAVING Of INTEREST i d
the following list Of Reduced Prices. which Il
ali will see Is a GREAT OFFSET to the 81
ITEM Of Simple Interest, and gqarantss
things not here enumerated, the Lowest
Prices.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
Until further notice will give FIVE PER CENT
DISCOUNT FOR CASH.

Ialso desire to say that the day Of long credits.
has with me FOREVER passed away. l shall here
after respectfully decline the trade Of parties who
demand six or twelve months credit. shall give
only THREE MONTHS credit except in extreme
cases. and then only by special contract IN In,
terest will be charged after THIRTY DAYS.
These rules which feel obliged to make on account
Of the Small Margin made goods, win be STRICT
LY ADHERED TO.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
NEW GOODS.

Ihaye lust returned from Boston and my stock u
now complete IN all respects consisting oil
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
Republican state Convention.

Woodstock. VT. May Esd. 1876.
, 1876-04-03

Siael, SbeIbp @ountp, S0inoiS
beridtet man iiber einen bemerfenSwcr=
then San BON Tridinoie: Giu iuuse,
Wsanu, ,pelder einise i3eit un ~itarter uno
idmer3bufter 8esitopfuus s~elitten patte,
wurbe troe drittider 9ebanoluns frdufer.
eS iteItc iih AUDI WiuSfelidWcrs uno
@eiidtsgeiduullt Elm. Der gu 0atb
| gesoaene Mr6t Soffmann BON Sigel per-
mutbete Tridinoic. @s wuroe er1nittslt,
baB Don Dem Grtrdntteu 3luei Shmsiue
aeihladtet uno mebrcre Niadbarn gu Der
uWurltluppe" eingslaoen .uuroen, wclAe
aber bis auf Ginel nur 8tutpHrlt eeeels
fen, lpelber Giue NIT oenielbeIi @Dnp,
tomcn wie Der obiae Yaticut Shrper
frim barnieoerlu9; oaB Die 5rau uno Oer
Vrlher oeS @rfrontten ebenfals, bod
leidter, al lnterleibaihmcr en- litten;
OaB elm Is Dionate altes &ino, iucldeS
nebenIo olet 6leiid aegclien" batte. aeiuno
blieb. Sine iorgidltiae llnteriuduns OcS
WirbelfleiIdes Der Sinterlhentcl btioer
Sdwelle bel i~tdrfcler uao id)wd9erer
Vcrsr6bcruns (lueni9itenS 20 Seriud)e)
lieferte fein0teluitat. Grlt nad) uod)mall
gen mil.oeltenS 50Iabeu Ytrluhen selaag
eS Dem Or. 2cers i'll Si9el, cine mo
ipdter nod einl9e weuise Gridinel aui
3ufinHen. AlS aber Sleiid uon Den
Sdu!tcru Ser SdWeine berbei9elAafIt
mutOe, funoen iid Gridincn tn.Dtenae, III
YerbaltniB Su ben Sbenfeln wie 40 bis
so gu l.. Seet eriuuerte man lid aud)
oeS %1Mitanbes, Dag ems Der Shpeine
ldnsere Belt fralf aeWeien mar, lid) Sluar
erbolt battle. aber nodl nie oroentlid gu
3%euornmltu bate nno nlager geblieben war
Oas fam alIo wobt BON ben Irid)lnen?
Wtit 9tid)tcn! OaS 6teild OielcS
SdwcineS lit 1rldincnret uno oaS
itettS seiuno uno GET dBis sepeicnt
Sdwein luar i%uii;irt. IS il0Bt oieie@ut
oedung Die aiieiauag INT, cap beim Sorz
b~anoenleien bon 3ridiuen DIE Wiusfeln
sletdmaBig ourd est ieien uno benefit.
OaB mltrosfopiibe Il tcriudulg uur
mann Wertb baben uao 9 derbeit aepabz
rell. mtnn tie 3abltelh unO an perId)le~
oelen &6rpcrtbetlen oor9enomnlm mers
ben. DaS 81 lunoblcibeu oes &tnoeS 1T
meni9 auffalIeno; es bat oas sa reihliA
Don ibm senoliene 6leilA cinfad) gu per-
bauen permobt.
Ser @entennia-9 9winoeI
treibt bereits leIlle Yliitben. Sn Den
9tew Yorfer Sldttern erl9lcn bielerSage
cine Mn5el9e, Dap 800 Mtann fir Stel-
len bel Der @eltausitellun9 seluNt lpiir-
Den. Sober Sewerber muroe ~auigefors
oert, lelnem S4reiben rs Gents fir &e=
giltrirun9 uno Yorto= uutolten belSu=
lAlitben. SelbitOeri tanoli9 mar oas
@anSe Elm S9winoel. Ser Mann er-
bielt Saulenoe pm Srisfen nit ebsn 10
Dlclen nNuartern" nno ma0te Elm brill
tQntcS Weld)Qfl.
, 1876-04-03
Garopai[Ae naArt1tfn.

Poien. GS 1T aafseiaaen, Bag Sl
polnilde MISREPRESENTATION bel Der An-
tueienbeit oes @rafen 9eoo9owsfi in
Berlin es unterlieB, i'm su besriBen
unb linn baburd einen 8eweis ibrer
SDmpatbie gu ge6sn> llltramOntaner.
Ieits unb audi BON oer @ermania muros
oieie auffaaenoe @leidsiltistsit Sabur9
sntihulsi9t, SaB Die Jraction BON Der
Nufuaft 6es Gr.rabiidofs nidt bsnad>
ri1ttst moroen lst. 9luS elmer Polener
GorreipOnoen5 bes Semberser D3ienuit
polSfi erfabrt maj iest, baB bic 6rat,
ton a(leroin9S BON Der Mntuntt oss St.
erdbiihofs bena1ri9tist mar, iid absr
abi1tli@ bon einem 8elu1 bel ibm gu.
riidbielt. neil ie i'm. nod nidt isins
frlbere antlnationale Qaltuns per9ellen
bot.
8em aud ipatsr, ais an Der gtbs,
10 1T audi in Der Yropina Boieu jsei
allsemeiue ELECTROMAGNETIC. Die
0eeee, 8artbe uno 8rabe linb aus ibreu
ufern getreten, unO BON ouen Seiten
tommt Die &unoe bon llnslidSiauen
uuo DammbrIden. 90 1T bier in 80,
len felt Dem 25. Sebr. Die @artbe
in seiabrbrobeuoer 8eiie s%elisssu, 10
oaB Yioniere uu8 @losau requirirt
werOen muBten, um Die @isltauunsen
gu Ipren9en. Nm 26. iuubS oaS Waier
bis auf II SUB 2 3Oa uno ss warsu
bcreit8 e~in3elns Gbeile Der Weultabt iber,
idwemmt uno Die @artbsbriide iir ben
Sertebr uo(litanbis seIperrt. gta@ nit,
tags 9ln9 apar elm Gbeil bcS @tieS ab,
oOd blleb oa8 Waller I'M Stei9en
unO bic ueberidwemmuns 9e,pann an
A%useebnung, 10 baB Die Vewobnsr Der
VOrltaote aus ibren @obnunsen fluid,
tetsn. Oaau trsffsu S~iObSpOltsn BON
~auswartS etn. Sn SOlse Ser lleber.
iAwtmmans 1T auf Der Selsz@ nelener
Giieubaba Der 0ertebr iilirt. Das
Martbetbal bat bel Der &inslanouno Der
YroBna uno Der 2gtinia Sas ausleb.n
zines 9roBen Gees %angenOmmen. Ole
Dorier &omOr3e. YarudOwu Yosor.
3clica, @aliorowo (Ser. Wrsl9en) linb
uOllltanois iberl4wemmt, Die @sae,
uelde bon Yosor5eIica naA Serfow
unO mad Ylelden fibren, lteb.m unter
Waiier uno % Die 8rGden aerltort ltno,
10 1T aub Die Communication p6uia
9ebemmt. Oa8 WalIsr 1T benz 90.
nod seuadien, oa oaS sis, welbsS li9
bel Der Sruds in Yeilern seltaut bate,
weaaeaaaaem lit, Da hus @sbirass
, 1876-04-03
5nlanoiJnE gepe)bsn.

@a{binston, l, @prll. Ser
8rdlibent tattc cine l6laf lole
Ma9t uno tonnts feline @el6dite beutc
perieben.
@arbuer, Me., /. Ipril. Sluac
pase ermoroste beute feline Treu uno
idnitt it6 Oonn lelbit ben Sals ob. ST..
g. befano li3 i'm &iao5ette.
Sanopei, q. s., /. Ipril. Traa
2poia Delons. o Nuruih, besins beu
te Selblmoro inoem lie li6 burAs 9srS
f@Ob.
ALBANY. ST., /. Npril. Sie Sat
Tin oes Yaiturs 9e6orreit, BON Der bieli
gen Saptiiten'& Stride, bat lih ertruntcn.
New Oort1. @pril. 9. $. so.
gers. Elm gailirer Der Gultun Sanf in
8rootlyn, wslAsr nit $25 900 burAse=
eansen, wuroe beute in Gnoguille oer-
baftst.
%. 6. @rap, usfder cine aroBe Gum
me &eloer BON ben 8anfen unb Mdflern
auinabm uno entfob, 1T in 2onoon pcr=
baftet wor6en.
Yrof. Ogden 9oremus, Der befannte
Gbewift 1T bancroft. 0ie Yalliua be-
trasen $4,000. @ctiua gerin9e.
NorfoIf, 3d., 1. April. 8aItor
81. paul &epitOn wnrbe Dents Morgen
I'M Bette tpOt gefunoen.
Cincinnati, /. @pril. Martin
Goutb, Elm Mekser, Spbu Dss 8drtcrs
Der Gentudp penitentiarp, purbe beute
Morssn in isinem Stano erl6oien.
@alter Stephens, Elm prominenter Ynts
der, 1T onf @erOa@t uerboftet woroen.
Cincinnati 1. Npril. Ser
9toG BEG abam Cabin maize Dem Glaill
County Iusltellunss- plabe, nit o6t
Yferosn, wurOe scitern onr1 Sener GER
itbrt. @erluf $4,000. Seine 9crIi-
6eruns.
Mfron O6iu, l. Mpril. Sie CT
preb Office wuroc lebte Na4t I'm $780,
900 beraubt.
Mempbis, /. April. 2ebten 0on=
nerita9 Mprsen ,purbm in Someroile,
Senn., Sluei Der @ebr. 9iri6, na9oem
ibr Sel6dit porbsr beraubt wuroe, nit
einem Strid bon elmer 9totte BON Is
Mdnner. in 8erflciouns, our6 Die Stra
Ben 9eipSen uno nit Dem Yemerfen be-
treit, Dap lie ben Ylog Uerlollrn %iOlltcl,
, 1876-04-03
SIrfei.

&asua a. l. April. Ser Shirt BON
Montenesro bat mdbreno Der Dauer Deg
Observation-Disclosures Den Sransport CUR
8erprouiau,irnns BON 9ticlic Durd lcin
@ebiet erlaubt.
, 1876-04-03
Wreile Der MusRigen:
aensae telfgr. pfpfldtn.
1euti9lann.

8erIiu, l.. spril. IS miro seiast,
bab Graf Don arnims Sitter nidt cher
icanelrirt weroen Ioaen, bis Die Inter
fu6uns sessu i'm Su leinem nn9unitsn
enti1iebenI iein miro.
, 1876-04-03

Sie fanben, ols lie na6 SauIe tamen,
nap i6nen Die Summe BON $1,000 Qe<
ruubt mar. Die Semobner MAIDEN Ma
i%taIten, Die @ebr. 9iri@ su bel6uben.
ct. 2puis. l. Npril. Me6rerc
Mitglieber bes 5tootratbes uno anocre
8eamte ltno Der Yeite6uns uno Oea
Meineioes angeflagt.