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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05
on 10.
Nc, Coming Home.

Day tor, February 4. The family and confden-
ial friends Of Gen. Schenck in This city, assert
that he has not intmated any inte ntion to return
home the coming spring, OF at any other time.
The affidavit in the Dayton post office case at GIN
ciuuati, is regarded u mere surmise. Nobody
believes Scbenck has any knowledge bearing on
the Cuse.
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tsOCkLANi,.


Rochland, Ne February4 In the police court
to-day Marion Staples and John Hanrahan, Main
Street saloon keepers, were each sentenced three
months in the county Jail. Appealed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

Two hundred and fifty persons, who were form
erly drinking men, have signed the pledge, ard
are now members of the Reform club in Bath. y
good raanv of the number are young men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

The Juvenile Temple at Burnham has probably
secured the prize Baxter Bible, for initiating the
most members the past quarter, they having taken
in 81 new members.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
III fIlE----
Daily Aenarhef duurnal.
LEWISTON.
Teachers Meeting.

Lew iston, February 4. A large nuuber OF
teachers met in the Grammar School hail TO-DAY
to form an association. Discussion Of the subject
was had, and committee on organization ap-
pointed. In the evening the committee reported,
ard presented constitution. Teachers were
present from Portland, Bangor, Watervillc, Farm
irgton, kent's Hil!, and other places.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05
AisTiNGI'O
f}roi.e sa.i.

Pennington, February 4. William Williams
broke jail heie last night and escaped. Wherea
bouts unknown. He committed about -four
weeks since, on the charge Of obtaining goods
under false rretcrces His family live in Auburn,
No
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

The literary society at Alma is rlogiessing iinc-
ly. The question for consideration at the next
meeting is "Eesoleed, That a railroad from Wis
easset to Augusta would be beneficial to tie town
of Alma, through which j, would pass"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05
local ano State NeWs.

There will be services 10 the Unitarian church
Tomorrow evening at the usual hour OF service.
Subject "Be q man.
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The Calais Advertiser SAYS:

Hon. Joseph Granger went to Augu sta last week
to look after his claim against the State, growing
ont of his suit for the Grass Islands in the s..
Croix, which has been in litigation about twenty
years. Mr.. Granger had need TO live 10 good
old age TO get his rights out Of the State, and
though vereing eighty years of age, be bids
fair to live long enough to get considerable en-
joyment out of life yet, for he IS slnait IN M ad
and body as II ost men az sixty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

Our Hersey correspondent whites: 1t Is esti-
mated he three Crockers will haul coo 600 feet
Of spruce into the Mattawamkeag stream the
present winter. The snow is the ight depth now
for logging, about one foot
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
9OG NacB KILLED by an EX.
potion OF Fire F'smp.

ST. EtieDne, Belgium, February 4. An explo'
sion OF fire damp took place to day in the Jahin
colliery. Men were work in the pit to the
number of go, OF these only 26 were taken out,
two OF whom were dead. The earth is falling in
in immense masses. Consideration prevails
throughout the tlstsct
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

Yesterday was the first day this winter that the
trains on the Maine Central have been DELAYED on
account Of snow, and the first time locomotive
with snow plow has been sent to clear the Track
10 advance of the train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

A young man who has often been led to strong
drink by an appetite that is almost uncomfortable,
says he is anxiously looking forward TO the forma-
ton ola temperance reform club here, and is con
fident that membership in it will help him in resst-
inc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05
PREMIUMS.

New subscribers applying early for the yea
1876 may have, without charge, the numbers for the
asst Iarter of 1878 of such periodicals rs they may
subscribe for.
Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount to
clubs can be allowed unless the money Is remitted
direct to the publishers. No premiums given to
clubs.
application.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05
CALIFORNIA.
The 1'urt.

San Francisco, February 4. The Pacific ,Iocket
Club held a meeting yesterday The $4,000 race
will come off the 22d inst, provided it is a good
day and track. Failing that, on the navt good
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

Fire.,

Stockbridge, February 4. Tuesday night a
barn and adjoining building owned by Miss Hun
ter and occupied by John 5. Sears. dealer in dry
goods, were burned. Total loss SIS, GOO; Insured
$4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05
Explosion.

Anne .buiy, F ebruarv 4. The gas works blew
up at o'clock this morning, Fl ION some unknown
cause, creating great alarm and noise. Two EN-.
ployees were blown out the building, escaping
with their lives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05
C,nc,nualt Produce Market.
Cincinnati, February /. 1876

OIuUIUHatI' T VUTUaTy = 1910
PO3k-f.i O0-a? 50.
LARIb-steam ak 80; kettle, ABB
BULK NEATS-shouIders -. 4; clear rib sides
lO3.d- clear sides -3llA.
BACnN-shoulders % &; clear rit sides Il
all; clear sides lkb1-.
WRISkEY-lOi-d,
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Notice..

WHEREAS my wife, Elva Z. Bowman, has lett
" my house without any reasonable or just
cause. hereby forbid all persons from harboring
trusting her on my account, as l shall pay no
debts contracted by her after this date.
+. NJ. BOWMAN.
Augusta, Feb. 3 1873. leb4i4t'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

1t is stated that there is less crime in Maine, II
proportion to population, than any other State II
the L MON.
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'ERMS, (IncludinG POstnR,
Payable Strictly In Advance.
CLUBS.

discount OF tw.nty per cent, will he allowed 10
clubs OF four or more persons. Thus four copies
of Biackwood or Of one Review will be sent to one
address for sla 50 four copies of the four Review
and Blackwood for as, and so on.3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

Boston, February h. 1870
Sales a. the Brokers Board.l
Eastern Railroad l3tal3%
Boston 4 Maine railroad l03h al09A
POI tland. Saco 4 Portsmouth, dlSa-
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ASH A..
India.

Agra, February 4. Prince Louis of Blttenteig,
wa, yesterday severely, though not seriously H.
jured by fall from his horse while pig stick
ing.
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FINANCIAL * COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT

EvENlNG kEPOKr
New York. February 1. ls.g.
Money eA-ier nj fsj per cent. Foreign exchange
dull at 4sj,. for bankers 81 days and ASH tor
demand. Gold was STEADY throughout at ll2&.
Carving rates ), 81, ~ and cent. The L. :.
sslsaue Treasurer paid out S2iS,Gj0 for interest
and 100000 in redemption of bonds. Custom re.
clpts s2il0t,9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05
Legislative Notes.

The Judiciary committee yesterday afternoon
disposed of various matters before them. They
voted to report against the petition for the repeal
of the Calais Court bill. Also, ought not to pass
on amendments to law in reference to penalties
for having moose hides in possession; allowing
the importation of hides for manufacturing pur-
poses without being subject to the penalties fixed
by law. Leave to withdraw will be granted on
the Rocklaad Water bill Establishing bill to fix
water rates, &C., This decision is ON the question
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

Our citizens, members Of the legislature and
others tarrying in the city should not fail to at
tend the lecture. to be given to morrow evening,
at the Universalist church, by the Hon. John L.
Stevens Of this city. His subject Is "Barneveld
and the Dutch Republic" which viii be handled
by Mr.. Stevens in his usual able and clear man
ner. The public are cordially invited to sttend
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VassalbOro' Locals.

The best sleghirg Of the scsson tilus far is low
enjoyed.
The study of photography has been Introduced
at Oak Grove Seminary, Vassalboro', the last two
terms. One class is able 10 report at the rate OF
forty and another at the ate Of eighty-fve words
minute.
The Temple of Honor at Nu..aboro hold a
public meeting next Monday evening. Question
for discussion: Resolved, That the death penalty
should be abolished. Affirmative, j. NJ. Taylor
and l.. A. Doe negative, Rev. o, NJ. Cousens and
II. A. Rollins. Essay by f. E. Jones. Address
by J. M. Estes. Music furnished by the Seminary
choir
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Weather Probab,lit,e. for To-day.

For New England and Middle States, high,
followed by falling barometer; northwesterly
winds, shifting to easterly and southcry; colder,
and clear or partly cloudy weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05
Vater.N oTks Loan.

Lawrence. February 4. The finance committee
OF the city government has voted TO authorize the
MAYOR to petition the Legislature fer authority for
an additional water-wosks loun Of $500 900, max
ing total of 5 500 coo. OF the new loan, it IS
estimated $50 600 viii be required to complete
the W atel-works and 1913 900 10 fund the water
l. iutercSt.
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For Sale and Rent.

4 OF suit anu A1enIS
Good Houses In good Neighbor
hoods.
House lots and all kinds OF Real Estate for sale
On Reasonable Terms.
Enquire Of E.W. WHTTEHOUSE. Atty.
Freemans Bank Building.
Augusta, July II, 1873. iulyl7-ttf
For Sale.
ENOuR desirable houses. One on State st: one
l. Gage st.; one on Chestnut ST. one Win
throp ST. Also several eligible houseots. Apply
to SAMUEL TITCOMB, or
arr.s0- teod LENDALL TITCOMB.
For. Rent!
1--WE or SIX Desirable Rooms for small fami.
Il IL. Two minutes walk from T.. y. Enquirc
at Brick House on Flagg st, or
jan22 If c. II. aCNHA@, Jail Workshop
House TO Let,
ON the East sile of the River. Apply to
" FRANK l.. HAMLEN,
novlfu III Water ST., Augusta.
PLUM IING.
Having added Plumbing 10 our business, we are
40" ready to 10 work in the plumbing line.
WILLIAMSON & GREENWOOD
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The members OF the Methodist Sunday school
End other friends made a surprise call, On Thurs
lay evening, on one Of their companions and
schoolmates, Miss Sadie L. Hutchins, at NJ. I. f.
Pinkhams residence. The happy throng bore
with them some valuable and beautiful gifts for
Miss Hutchins, which were presented in very
happy manner by Mr.. F. II. Beale We under
stand that Miss Ilutchins is TO be msriea thi.
morning, and will star; Immediately for Boston,
where she is TO reside.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

The little town of Hersey otly numbers neiy
inhabitants, but it has Cool Templars Lodge O:
ninety members, the town Of Mt. Chase helpiug
swell the number OF members somewhat. Al tie
election of officers on Saturday, they made choice
of the following for the ensuing quarter: {. =.
Taylor, w. C. T.; CYNTHIA Rhodes, W. V. T
dward Taylor, W. S.; c. II. Moves, W. F. s.
Osney Hail. W. T.; John Sargent, W. NJ; B. y.
Huston. ". C.; Juletta Ash, W. p. G F. y.
Moves, W. O. &.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

The knights of Pythias of Gardner. will on
Thursday evening next, give their second annual
ball at Johnson Hail. The music is to be furn-
ishcd by Halls Orchestra of Boston, The ball 10 be
preceded by concert. The arrangements are in
the hands OF a competent committee who will
make it a first-class affair. 1t will undoubtedly
bring out the fashionable portion Of the town.
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,fpr 5ale OF r. Aet.
For Sale.

For Sale.
4 convenient, desirable, and well arranged
~ house, in good repair. The house is situated
on Elm Street, and contains nine finished rooms.
For pa. ticulars and terms, enquire of
F. PIEkCE, 1873 Water ST.,
febl-tif Augusta Me
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Brooklyn, n. T., Feb. 4, 1876"

When Mr.. Bowen's sons, after presenting their
fathers reply to the committee, withdrew, that
body continued its session for about threesuarters
of an hour Huring which time it framed letter
to Bowen, in which he is summoned TO appear be-
fore the Committee on Tuesday evening next and
give proof Of the assertions conta med in his reply
to the grievances of White This document which
Mr.. Bowen declined to make public was delivered
by Mr.. Halliday personally.
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Sentenced.

Boston, February 1. Doctor Charlie. y. Sholes
who was recently convicted Of procuring an abol
ton. to-day sentenced TO SIX wears ia Sat
prison.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15
A Colored Highwayman

BAYoNNE, N. j., Sept. I4.-Hen-
ry Cartwright, a negro, was ar
raigned in the Police Court yester-
day, on q charge of attempting
highway robbery. The complain
ant was Mrs. Mary Ann Russell
who stated that as she was walk.
ing through avenue d, Monday
night, she was stopped by the
prisoner, who demanded her mon.
ey. She screamed and ran away
but Cartwright caught her by the
throat and choked her. Two
officers appeared and Cartwright
fled, cut was captured at the the
bank of the canal. The prisoner
was committed for trial, but before
being sent to the County Joil sew
eral persons who have been recent
ly stopped on the road will endeav.
or to identify him.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15

Re,renchment does not seem to
rage in Texas as it does at the
Capital. The Senate of that State
has voted $4,000 for the purchase
of a portrait of Lee, and Mr.. Guer-
ry is urged as the artist to do it.
The idea of the Legislature of Tex
as going into the purchase OF por'
traits of dead heroes is ridiculous
enough, but when they propose to
spend $4,000 for what can be got
for $1,000 they show deplorable
ignorance. There is not an artist
in this country who would not be
handsomely paid at $4,000 OF
who would not accept the commits
sion at 81, 500. Governor Dix Sc
lected Mr.. William NJ. Hunt to
paint his portrait for the citizens
ofAlbany, and his price for tu IL
length is not over $500. The
buying of so-caIled works of art al
exhorbitant prices has brought
ridicule enough on this country
and the sooner it is brought to al
end the better.-ItmeS.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15
Eating Crabs for a Wager

The Jersey City Journal says:
Day before yesterday, Tommy
Ryan, of Park House, made wa.
ger that he could eat all the crabs
that two men. both we'll known
crabbers, could catch in a day. In
the evening they returned with a
basket containing four dozen.
They were duly boiled, and at 7
o'clock Tommy commenced his
task, stopping at the end of every
dozen to take breath. He kept on
manfully, however, and by l2 O.
clock he had his task finished anc
won his pile. He took a wall
around Hamilton Park five time.
to assist his digestion and returned
at 2 o'clock this morning. Up tc
9 o'clock this forenoon he had no,
put inn a appearance, and it is fear
ed by his friends that the crab.
have walked sideways off witt
him.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15
Killed by q Brothers Hand,

~
baltimore, Sept. l4.-Yester-
day morning a distressing accident
accured at dwelling 55 North
Wolfe street, resulting in the death
of George w. Owens, aged II years.
Owens father, who is one of the
u. 5. Deputy Marshals, a few days
ago procured pistol, which was
left yesterday on the mantel in one
Of the rooms of his house. His two
sons, George and Clarence, went
into the room, and George took
the pistol down and handed it to
his little brother, who pulled the
trigger, saying: 81 will show you
how to Shoot" when the load was
discharged, the ball entering the
abdomen and coming out at the
back. Medical aid was immediate
ly summoned, but death ensued il
the evening. DR.. Ireland, Corner
held an inquest, verdict being il
accordance with the facts,
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15
The Great American Oyster.
SALE OF THE RENOWNED BIvALvE
IN ENGLAND.

IN ENGLAND.
A correspondent of the London
Daily NeWs says there is compa-
ny formed for the Importation and
sale of American oysters, and in
the winter and spring months
these oysters are imported and sold
direct from the steamer, and con-
currently with these sales large
quantities are laid down in beds,
properly prepared for the purpose
of fattening, revival, and equaliza-
tion of supply. A further and i'm
portant object in laying these
down in English waters is to Sc
cure a regular supply of sound,
good oysters during the summer
and early months ofautpmu, when
the heat in America renders their
expectation and carriage to Eng
land impossible. These oysters
are sold at so shillings to 80 shill-
ings per 1900, according to cir
cumstances. The prtdjuice which,
in the first instance, existed
against American oysters is fast
disappearing, and the consumption
of them is gradually and steady
increasing. In fact, the public are
beginning TO discover that they
are very good and cheap. There
is always steady and uninter.
rupted demand for them during
the summer. But if the recon-
mendation of the Parliamentary
Committe be followed, and the
sale of American oysters from
May to September be prohibited,
an important source of supply OF
good and cheap oysters will be Gu,
off, and the result of the action of
the contemplated Legislation to
cheaper oysters will be the re-
verse of it's professed intention, fol
an outlet for these oysters will
have to be found at Hamburg,
Ostend, and other places on the
Continent, and thus this supply
will be lost to England.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15

carbolic oil, in the proportion OF
one part acid 10 ten parts cocoanut
oil. with this the sore is covered,
and over it dry earth is placed, and
then moistened earth and a band
ace. In short time the healing
nrocess manifests itself satisfactory
". while all odor is entirely remov'
ed.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15
THE ARTIzANs SAVINGS D
i -, ,,.pKEr STREET

tun AnAAN' ,,
4 500 MARKET STREET y,
Ia ,orporated OFT February ,,,'' a', ~, l%l : y
Omen to receive deposit. .dss dsily and a1Ss s,u's
NTH 4. P. III, and on Iuesaa'
yenines from Z to 8 O'CLOCK, cSn,,vmEN,
SEMI-ANNUAL pi. -,r n,ld or
, six per cent. mas been regalIitS6 9, y t6e Bani Z Z
osits. since the organizallVMaa VManaaers, M ihiip
It's tie expectation Q Of : the e,oMuttinsed. Mthasd AZ
rate OF dividends will be CO nWsithdravr, Y, Y,
When dividends are moi Tbas psrsi,a.,
re accounted as deposits, T., interest nu wa
deposits commpound Their 'n''
each year. u,s.
william s. Hilles, Seo SeOrse S. CapeDs,
Clement b. Smytn, NJ. Lichtensx.~,, =,
Chas w. Howland, %dward Darilns~
Nathan'l r. Benson. EJsH Ish Il. Jaeksea
Henry n. Dure, Wm. II. Svfil
e, n, etotsenburg, Wns;ns.
:. = Anthony hlss .,,d,,,
WIN. s. HlLhast HlL,asSt
GEO. w. BUSH, Vice PTesYl9fs00iR Trs''a,
eb2l-1y l. 4
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15
The Dry Earth Treatment

The dry earth treatment for I'll.
GERS, ,isfound quite successful. LARGE
sloughy ulcers, after being washed
are covered with thick layer Of
earth, over which wet paper is
placed as a support, the whole be.
ing neatly bandaged. In few
days the ulcers begin to clear, and
when the surfaces look healthy and
granulating, a dressing made as
follows is used: A piece of muslin
the size Of ulcer is immersed i,
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15

RLACK CAsHMEREs.-Direct from the
~ impeorter, q full line Of Black Cash
$3.50. These desirable fabrics are at iowes
prices than we have offered for.years, and we
recommend.the EN- for color and durability,
". B..SHARP,
Fourr IaiAtirkctistrees
, 1876-09-20

5tertti6Fetts- Seri1t. Sc
T nrsn mabrenO her IeBten @rde SO 5prts'
fGls bierlelbif fat, ndmlid: WeiBe 10; Sur
tiee 20; Mdnnlid 10; @eibltA 20.
9lltsr-1 Sag his 302, @cnat bis 6 Z
3 Monat bis II, 3, 1 Sabr tis 8 9, 3Sat
bis 5 2, s Sabre his 10 3, 1870 2, 20 8
80 8, 80 $40 8, 40 $50 2, 50-6t
3, 80 SO 4, 1910 1, $3.50 0, In
bsfannt O..
Stanb-eebis %, gerteiratbst 8, @it-
Hsl 1, @itwen 3, lnbsfannt
@etnrtsprt - Ser. Staoten 49, Sta
i'm 1. 9u:lblanb /, G ito Nmtrifa 1.
@rbnuns-Statt 0, WarIbal Warp <
Seferlpn @arb ?, Mabiipn @arb 10, Mrr
roe 8arb 8, Clay @arb 5, Sadlrn @arb /
Mrmenbaus 1, @taat @efansnib 1, SOIpitaI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @erSte SO, gorOne,
1, gparb IF 5ealtb a., irresuldre Merste 1.
s. g. Gabell, 81. 9.
prG1bent p8rarb Of 5falt1.
, 1876-09-20

in Der Ndte BON Ncu @hiIaoclpbia oee
rlct3 scItcrn i'll 8ranO unb Ietten Na6.
riften ~5ufoI8s mar bos 6tuer nod ni6t
be)pdltiot 8erIuit $4,000.
Sbos. &eou aus 8attsrion, q. s.
muroc 9eitcrn pdbreno er in eincm
9ur6lti6 Der Y2ebi9b= GaItcrn=8abn"
orbeitete, BON elmer einltiir1cnoen Gros
uanb perihittct uno 9ct0btct. Gin on=
berer Nrbeiier, Namens Yster Wtc@ins
nis, puroe 0efQ9lli0 perleBt.
Can Troncisco, 10. Sept. gri
e;ncr GJploIion in Der Sibpiaitm aobs
lcnmine su Mnnnimo wurocn 2 g8cl.
nno elm Gbinelc get0otct. 5e0ci6t uno 3
Gbinclen wnroen tDotIib perlcbi.
Sic nnru0en in 2ouiiono.
WonroC is. 5cptbr. 9rei Neger
wuroen gcIiern NuMmjttag feds Mcilcn
BON bier bon cjnem WeiBcn, Nnmcns
0atawaN 0si0oiicn uno p%eriuunoct.
GIN Strbaftsbcfebl Uuroe gf9en ocuSbds
ter ousgeltclt, mo cine nus mciBcnYiir
germ belteb'noe ~YoIs" perbaitete Den
Serbreter beute Mlor9en in ejnem 0orn
9eblll0t no er 3ufluht 9eIudt Bate
Ste Ne9er be9rilbtcn Die Wejben, pab
reno olelcIben ibyen @sfun9tnen mad,
Dem @~e1dn8nilie transportation, NIT ldu=
ten 0urrOhrufen. Ser Mnroer eea
Yfan5crs Gpnns, hefinoet 1ib nod lm-
MGR anI frelem Uubt. Die Trcunoe oe5
Gtmoroctcn 5lctcn $500 SelobnuAg fin
bic Nerloitunl pes WiDrDers OIL.
, 1876-09-20

Serbeu suaefal|eu uaren. europa III 6
oie Yfortc fit Die NerbDbnung scr 0ffents
lid)sn Sittli4tcit auf cclutauteW itra>
fen. NIB mas 9cihiebt, ipenn nibt nit btn
Shwerte in Ger Suno, am beiteu boburtb
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