davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-02-19

1. eans Der Isste Sembursier. @Opsas bon
r. SO. bddlanoer.
a. Der Observation-Disclosures. Grsdblung
BON 8alouin Wtplbaulen.
Ole sSlaMen une e5etben. Dene3nela'
niihes @baratterbilo pon 5risori6
Geritdder.
L. Scr seaub g~trahbnrs's. TaterIdnbi.
Iber Hplnan bon berlbert Hau.
8. Heutidblane's Sbre. biitorii9er Re'
man BON StrnO UOn DuIed.
6 %)aS Seffament @eter eee 9rpken.
ytpman uno Gel1i&ts pon Sueian Der.
bert.
I. Scr elephant. aomiiasr ROman bon
VI. y. YDinterfelb.
ne. Der fieaenbe Spndnser. 6iitori.
iber Gomun BON ". u. Bra9oo9sl.
Swei 8dnoe.
10. ole ShlpAeiebe. Cine @radblune aus
bem alten Gerlin, BON Beor9 biltl unb
0ssIueiIs, Criminal : WeltiNte BON
Srieo. 6rieoriG. ,Sulammsn in sinsm
Sano.
II. Perr &etpa. Criminal = Roman bon
emil 0aborian.
IA 3mei beifere GeiJidbten. BON Gboli
wtiibelbnr9. 3pei &pbne. Serp'
fidS. 3ulanmel III elReln Sano.
II. Der tote 0ans. Criminal . Gel9idts
opn u. StredfuB. llno Die &pbne
Barneoelt'e. biItoril0er 0toinan bon
S0miot : 99siBenTels. 3ulamnen in
ID. Nm sbrpn nnc eeben. bifOriIasr TO.
man Opn Ueorg btltl,
IL SIM Gefenifer. Soelalsr Ennnn oolI
NIIULlW VNIIluuEls
Ia Gabrielle, hae aSeib fes gpielers
Sriminal . 9looelle bon Is. pitatpau
unD Die Tranctireurs, GrjGblun9
aus benz beutl9 = tranj6lil6en &rie9e
4 bon Srieorlp Oertader. 3uamalen
~ III einem Sano.
~. Gin SerWprfemer.. GriminaIsyfnOel
BON J. .. b. &emns.-Ga$ 6prttbaus
ooer Die mi!oe Sa9o in or Ytalj. Su'
tanmer III einem Bano.
10. SereiniaS uuc bic idDpne @incenjia.
Ter Serr beb S&uiee.-brau So,
deu.-Sie 0eriobte -&egine @r'
aablun9en BON yVaria BON Oilers. gu.
iammen in einem Sano.
Z. u. 30. Der 6els Don Sra. BonssG. G. Brad
oosel. Spei 9dnoe.
n. Die altt i~paniidje ~lrtunre, prn Nr-
mano uno EaS ~eipenff. ,@pilooI
aus BEN oeutIb' franjOIihen &riegl
pom .. q. BON Oeoenrptb. 3ujamnsr
in eiuem Yanb.
N. Yier Slltben une eine Erud5t 30
pelle poN QBilbelm Sbmiot.- u ptpmbd
9tpuelle pon Wrpsper Wlgrrlme. 3u,
iamme, in etnem Bdno.
10. Gidn;enee Sabuen,. 3tpman BON Gus
Sllberltin. liter Bano..
~ @lGu;cube Sabnen. .9toman BON Nu9
Gil6errein. 2ter Benb unb Die 9pnnl
brinst es an Cen Gag. 3%ulammen II
elneln Vun0.
-. ole g3arpniu. Soman bon @ueen De
oenrotb lnO Mfit eiferner Sanh. gu
fammen III einem Yano.
n. Tis 2flqoerei Der eiebs. RomaH Dol
, 1876-02-19
&einem falten Sranb!
Reine Mamlfperre mebr J!
Wiliam aramer's 6eilp1afer.

Yateutir! am 10. Ylai 1870.
Gie @1irtuHs sities gaahers ia bepunberunesphrtt8
$ crtatrt tein gfater, rel6ss biefes lbtrirtHt.
Eurd iabIslaness @iprpbsn fanu Id bisfss gaanu
tts elm uniperials6uusmittel %empfeplen.
jSamtiienpaier, 5abr,ibefser. iptp;e ale Arbeiter iputen
5 fsis i'm Saufs unb in Der g0ertfdtte ~porrdtbi8 bsIten.
lie gDtrfans it cine nb%srraf6snbe; man brau6t prp.r
'rStIide puife su reauirlren, np1 bat mon, bet foforngs
lnrenbuna. e,nen Yerluf an Arttitsjett gu bsfurANA.
IS BELT Gle ioblimmfem aBnneen, bic bert.
1dcRigffen aiteu Seicbmure. 0pn gang beiououtr
Lrtriune III es bel SebnRs, Sieb 2tidb,, Scbn,u.,
SiA- nnf Gnetibruunecn; b 6ltmmen SrnFen.
lduf. bIutse idDpiren, mite bet 0erpuupune
nd rpftise Ndael etbt es tein beHsres Wtttel.
ct SIoneraueen fiat rs nidt MUIR ben S6msrt 70.
iOrl @icnbera bsie,tist fisftlbsn bet einsn 4strau@s pom
I ~ 20 3aetr sdn,Itt.
5aru.
9ouets per gsr nebt Gstrau6~ sanwstfuns so Esns.
. sbabfa in aataIpotbsfsn, fpwis an Der @taarrsn-
Wudt % rim. 3Wt7As.
, 1876-02-19
S~darla@fieber, Spptberia,
Nauber Sal8.

9as erlbrefenoe umiifareifen bieIer 3ranfbeitei,
ina@t ben Oebrouf zines Mtittels u6tbi9, ipeldes ibre
Gsrbreituu9 unb 2Dbtli1teit Oerbinoert. Bronco
3beilen 98aIier miIdt lub oes td9lid gum @uslpilen
oes Wirmoes nOer Gur9sln benust, linoert bic Qblon=
%oerun9eu, madt ben Ntbem woblrie6enb. fuirtt ais
cine @renei geNen SaulniB uno perbinbert Die Nn.
itettn9 DurG c~pntaGioie Iusi6mibuneen ooer per-
eiitete Nnit. sir rNuben ooer entiiinOeten bals luenoe
man has Yftttel loiprt betm @ri1einen pes uebsls AT
IS lo0te bGuii9 III g8obnbGuieru. &ranten1immern
iu b%eibroern, Man belorge ib elm pampblet.
Tiiden a. Co., Gbcmiter,
4gG!sbej 1T6 Q8lliam Str, 9erp Dorf.
3u wuertarien bel allen OrnQNiiten INN b0nolern.
, 1876-02-19
300 YiQnps uu0 Oraeln,

ncu itnb aus smetter Sanb, BON Sabriaanteit ers
Ser SLATE, perben gu nieori9ereI Breiiei firGalb ooer
NbiAlaass3abtuneen ooer fir Wtietbe in Staot nno
Sono, inabreno bieier barten 3eiten nno Der 6eierta9e
btrh Sprace @dters II. Gon, 4Sl SrpabpdD,
%pertauft, ais ~pieIelben je 5uurr in Yiep 9orf %otferirt
luuroen. g9enten ~osrlan9t nm @ater's neue gcale
@ianpS une GcnccrtsC rseln jp oertauien. Saus
trirte Satologe per poit %oerionNt, Cute Seoin9un9ei
fMr ben banoel. Gin GROCER Siaennto iir Nebrer.
0etItlid1e, 4irhen, 2paeu, SdluIen &C. 4Q825nps
, 1876-02-19

n. u. Is. eS. Die Ratns,eidsn. ROmas bon .
%. ". so. 8b. Tim s,eptsr une Rrpneu. 3.ttrO.
man BON Oregon Samarop.
Ser Norb : Mmerifaniidc 9plmetIdef
uno
unfebIbare Ratbgeber
fir @inipanberer uub G~tneenanberte.
eutbdIt cine tnsi ssfaBte mo fir Ssoermann perItdne.
,@rammattf Der en9liifen Sprade,
uebit Nuleituna in tur,er ;Seit
obHs eebrer en9ltieb ~ipredben une fdrsibeu Nv
leruen:
auBeroelR e.ue
uoufdnbige Mue~>-fam mIuna
Bon 9riefsu, Tednunsen, CasSuusen, Gontrattsu
2Beh1eln, Nnfpeilungen, Settunss.Nnuoneen,
Dslhaftstdrte1 &C.
GiebenSebnte NuHase.
m%appoedeI sebunoen, so Gents. nit 2eoer . Wu6en,
go Gents.
Ste Contribution Der Ser. St1aten,
neblt Grtdutsrungen uno 9ei6i6tliher GinItituns
Sur ~ipeiieuen Benubuns fir
Ginipanoerer unb Shn1en.
9farbsitsl BON Sutfus @etn.
9ritte NuHase.
Weohnosr, 90 @eUts. 6artonirt, IS 0rn.
o 6
ppn
2pbtpia MElanb.
275 Seiien suo., brpitirt, 81. 90. @lesant asbunbss
nit G"INsrtIiang, $3.50.
Ser amsrifaniite. Galteten=g Gder
poer
9nftructiDe MntpetfMn9
jur Nnferti9uns aGer Nrten
Talteter, SGrten nnb Gierrabnle,
ron c ito j rieorib, prattider palteten . Bidder.
Nreis ID 0ent$.
, 1876-02-19
2auSene i'm Druid nap erism Msnat'
MMTauemcer Grfpla.

Gin @esnt psretent sta In stsr Gassu unb Elm ans'.
rer S45S in 3 1aeea sNrt ben gsrtauf ppn
SrPnn'A SStNrN . Elm wabrer Zdbas ppn
1--WE" O'D3 3~rfrifdbunsen, &r+-
eedun gen. Mbsnteuern une aBun6srn auf \
anter etr see; 2auben, SGIimmen, RARE tspsf9sn !l
AIT = patenbsn Abbilpuueen. grett ~ sert ktteris
at ben raitffeu ~ataans. 1aa SHts iid. BAH IA
lett5f
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@nentem ecrlar
1ro(. GDwler lbar MaYnbarkeit,

8stoilsoieit ,Mns efrsn stesnisitide Ss,isbIm'
@iebe, tbre @eftBe. Weddt &c. . sentsn p~erieufsn
tdslidb prn 15-2h @reI nplare. Ntau 10 subs fb NIT ~.
eabe i%rihsrsr G,+1tteft 1t on b" ~iatipital gnbiifbtns
60. pbilaeslptta, Ysr 4gpffatn
, 1876-02-19

SU1eeube bintse
TotS=, Sngtn0i6riiten
un0 ROnlnue
fnS gu BADEN tn oneu bcutlaeu
SubbanDlmneen in ccn
ScrciAistea Staatcn uuo GanaOG.
Gr3Gblunaen pon @uItaD OiieriB.
Sn biibide gappoedel NIT Mlslin-8iiden
9ebunnen a 25 Gents.
8as gtanercd,t.
Ole Nepprtirteu.
Sle NnSrpaiicerer mad, Wfrifu
Schneider une Geiqcr.
Gbriffopb Columbus.
SldruS unb Maria.
Srdnr pom Sbmburq,
Anred,t Gut ~9eesibet niebt.
Ste Nrttncun9 ecs Wpr;elldn4.
Ste sorpRlliutter.
Der alte &riesrr uno iein gpbn.
Die Npfenntiibit - Der fleine 2amarif'r.
Die @diic, ober elm. quite Shat finbst oft auf @rotn
lbon iDren &pb1.
Sobdnna, oocr turdb %ud)t gum 3id)f.
Ger orrie Gpttfrife.
Der Spnts nue Ser MIfler.
Eds Siesblatt. = 3rei Gei9id,tsn. /. Ter ireut
S5Iener, 2. Der poiber uro lc!h eobn. 3; Dir
pfIaurle1mdnn-x.
Die Glcf9Idssttbr.
Sdcpb hnb feline Xpbne.
Gr5Gblnngen TIM Gaipari,ls.
Sn bibi9e Yappoedel nit Ottslin Slider
9ebKnoen a % Gents.
0ei3) ld,ten aHs Sem SpffIart.
Der S~d)ulmetftcr une fein Zpbn.
StrdRburg AMI Der Gd)au;.
Solf5gcIbidtcn.
SIN biibf9e Yappbcdel nit Muslin.Rii6en
9ebNnben a % @eutS
Der 9tgeltder, nop Gla.6re1t.
2dreffnSidbre.
Tie Stumme pp1 Nrrtiei. BON GIaubrebt. nnf
Sobdnn BON @epeen, Der propbet Bon
Gobert bero:r. ,3ulalnren in eiuen Bud.
Sefd)ie,ten nes @iGrrers eiebsntiieb. Won
Garl St0Ger.
seadtlaser in @ranaea. Bon Or. Ioroen. INT
EannbGufer. Bon 9orbert birte 3uiamnsu III
einefn Wono.
pariier IauscntGts. uns
enmpaci Nosabunsus. -3uiammtn in stn'in
8ane.
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Ginioe aute Griinoe :

1.--Gius nsu. grRnbuna, srtneIi& s]rafs
unb seIidert bur1 qGtent.
-IRab einen oplIf . m me- 2adsSn@,
sleih auf 5sioen Soften, an allen @rten BON Stohsa.
S.-2auit letbt, ianft, eerdui6los unb rai@-bsRs
g o mbtnatio n bon GisenIdaften.
4.-Dausrbaft-IamftSapre Ia ne obne Repa'
vaturen.
5.-Berrtdtet ollie Irtsu pom Nrbstf
nno Gancp @Gbereien in elmer Embellishments
6.-St fir ben Nrbeiter iebr lei3t3 n banb'
baben. Die 9Gnse Der Slide fam resnlirt iperOsn'
l~uabreuo Die Maibine i'm Gauge lit, uno bieIe fam
nit eiaem 6aoen perieben werOsn, ohne oaB oerleIbe
9lr1 2bher gu seben bat. IS
S.-Qtan eiufab, iinnreih, elegant, tnoem
Der Std obns ben Gebroud Oon @os 98beel 6ears,
Jtotor9 Cams uno 2eoer 4rms Tprinirt ,piro. Dat ben
Automatic 6eeb, peIAer eine slss@'
mGBtee 2Gn9e oes Stt&eS bel tr9sHo
elmer 6eIhwinbi9tsit F3ert. Dat unleFeu
neuen 3breao GoutroIIsr, tpel4er cine 9lelp'
mGBtee 9euesuns Der NeeoIe-5ar srlGubt unb enc
8srIebuns bss 6abtna p%orbeu9t.
&c uitruction d II 8 ct + fsrsfdIti unS boz
enpet, SIT f~abri5irt BON ben Q si&idtefsn aHn
erfa%breuten Irbtttern in Der bsriibmIsE
Bennington Nrmorp, SGon, u. q. %Dilae slppta
Cidce: $50 &beftnnt Giraffe. 9Ytsnla..
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6eintatb uno TrentOe.

Torare unb Grsablunsen in sroB 8po. GOT
mat elegant bro6trt.
prets pro Sane 50 Gents. @ebuncsn In eein.
wanb pro Nanb as Sen.S.
, 1876-02-19

Nroben.f iir N9enten. Ladies' Conn
a. binatiOn Needle-kSOOk, nit
Gbromos. Wtau idDide einen Stump.
4fpl2mil 8. y. 6luef, Jep 8eoforo, Wfaii.
&S a. q ( = fir Isenten II iInieren jepn neuen
~ M~opeltles. 9erabe in ben Wtartt
9ehrabt. Wtan brau1t lie III jenem 6auie. Muler
ulo @irculare ftei per 4oit %pcriauot.
4~9S21aps 81. y. 2SDite II. Co., Neluart, y. s
, 1876-02-19

0L~~ Iaenten oerIan9t. Cute Geteseubelt. Deo
SU1I gu %oeroienen fir 9eiite, lpelbe ibre 3eit oher
~ etnen 1beil oapou Dem 8ertauf unlerer
Sbeeiurten mionen. Siberale Gpmmiiionen. S6reibt
mad ben Sebin9nnaeil. q. .. Dor 5643. Great
Tea Co., 81 unO SO 8eIep etraBe,
9letp BORT ~4>u26olf
, 1876-02-19

gsAM |adnner unc srauert mercen teet rtr'
CaHV Iduat fir uniere ne Ien @o'efeeern,
8ileer. @6bfciee, Setnsnfaecn arb Sd,reibpa'
pier. @rpRe Ginnabmen NIT Gid)crbeit se'
rnocbt. IGan ltrsibe ipfOrt I'M, GircuIdre on .. I.
Guernfeu. @utliftsr. GpntprS. ", S. 4904ma.
, 1876-02-19
ANAUTEH,
MACLEOD
& r..
3 k 6 e(9 aft,
113 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

xsebfeI auf nasbr ais 200 Der bsssutsnbsrsn etdsts
In europa.
@elb'Glnsiablunsen ourA bic wOadmter iofpie per
telegraph na& ansn @ldben In Seutidlamo,
psitsrrsi&, Der S&~ei,, 6paanN, Sansmart. Saps.
ben uno Nsorms8sn, ben Gmpfanssrn frsi ms 6aui
seliefert.
GreSit'Sriefe fHr s~eeifente sur BsnuBura in allen
sr6Beren Staptsn Der alien aDeit.
@lntafTruns bon Grbfbafte uno Sprceransen
isosr Ar. in allen pIdssn GurOpa's.
gerfbiFuns BON Gatern unS Naatten naa
EUROPA.
Dersonune anfOmmsnbsr Sitter in 9aeu gorf. uns
Weitsrbeforberuns ~oerIelben mad BEN SnIanbe.
@urcsdiides @elS anss grt sstauft unp ~Ssrtaaft.
, 1876-02-19
Miaicnen CON Mdern
@rgiebiaften Tarmbooems
in M ebraSfa
Srtt iebr bldg 81 berfaufen
10 Sabre Grebit, SntereEen muir 6 YrcI
THE PIONEER.

esttu tYamptiets mi. Xarten Der Dtfr iii,nsrb.
cratic ubsrienbet.
, 1876-02-19

Glne jun9e game itelte-~.ItH bleler
Gage 9errn Yrofeiior WiurAefi III 8ieu Dor,
, 1876-02-19

IN biibT6 iauftrirtes Scurnal. pel&es tas Seimfasie
5efes e1tbalt. Ttrb udd alien 28eltrpeile sper.
ianbt. @trelire:
=. 3. Doots,
2anb.GrmmtiFpner u. ~ ". r..
Smdbd u.
, 1876-02-19
G~f5Gblnrgen Dpn Gaiparins.

SIN bi6lde YoDppedel nit Ut18lin= Slider
9ebHnoen a % Gents.
Sei5IIdtten aus Gem SpfiGrt.
Der Sd)ulmeiftcr une fein Zpbn.
Strafbur9 anf Der Gd)dI;.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
The Appropriation Committee.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June THE House Co M
mittee on Appropriations, this morning,
visited the War Department, and had a con-
ference with Secretary Cameron in regard
to.the estimates and appropriations for the
army. The committee subsequently COM
pleted the Army Appropriation Bill and it
will report Z to the House shortly. 1t
foots up total s24 1856, 900 which is about
S4 ,000, 900 less than the revised estimates,
and So, 500 900 less than the amount appro-
priated by the bill of last year.
The committee have embodied in this bill
the provisions of the measure passed by the
House two months ago to reduce the pay of
officers of the army. The committee also
inserted a provision abelishing the law
which limits transportation allowances of
officers to their actual expenses, and restor-
ing the Old mileage system with reduction
of the rate to eight cents per mile. The
appropriation item Of the bill are under
stood TO be in th,i' present shape satisfac-
tory to the War Department, and to all the
members of both parties.
I The committee on the Pacific Railroad
to-day further discussed the Omaha Brihgt
question, and adjourned with the understand
ing that final action shall he taken on the
subject at the regular meeting next Wed
nesQay.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
nlNOR DIsPATCHEs.

By Associated Press.
CONCORD, june THE Legislature as
sembled and organized to-day:
HAVANA, June 7.-Dix and Co., i'm
porters Of Dry Goods, in this city, failed
to-day.
Yesterday in New Haven, the St. Louis
defeated the New Haven, by score ei
10 to 6.
HARRISBURG, June An unknown
young man threw himself under an engine
on the Penna. Railroad to-day In this city
and was instantly killed.
BosroN, June 7.--At the annual meeting
of the New England Associated Press, to-
day, all of the officers were reelected.
ALBANY, June 7-At the election for
Directors of the New York Central and
Hudson River r. r. Co., to-day, the Van
de- bilt ticket was elected.
ST. LOUIS, June 7.-Alfred Be B.
Frazer, G. Bensbers, and Jno, 8. Bernecker,
Illicit histillers, were sentenced to-day to
1000 fine and one days imprisonment.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Dr. j. 0. Stone,
an old and well-known physician of this
city, dropped dead on Broadway to-day; il
is supposed from heart disease. He was %
years old.
SAN Francisco, June IA dispatch
from Carson, Nevada, says the Anti ~Coolle
men continue demonstrations and demand
the discharge of Chinese laborers but as yet
have committed no violence.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-The approprla-
tion for supplying granite for the new War
and Navy Department buildings being ex-
haused, orders have been given to stop
hauling granite from the quarriss. This
will throw out of employment about 400
men.
ATLANTA, GA, June THE State
Democratic Executive COMMITTEES met to-
day and issued call for State Conven
tion, on August I'd, at Atlanta, to nomi-
nate candidate for Governor and to
choose Presidential electors.
WARRINGTON, June Tn the evening
session of the House there was but very
slim attendance of members. Speeches
were made on the Geneva Award Bill BY
Davy and Hewitt of New York, and on the
political question by Mr.. Nash, of Lousi-
Siana.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
NATIONAL PRISON REFORM.

Meeting of tho Congress Yesterday.
By Associated Press,
New YORK, June 1.-THE Congress of
National Prison Reform Association was
continued to-day, about 10 delegates being
present, representing 81 States and Aus
tralia, France, Italy, Mexico and Sweden.
The Congress organized by electing Richard
Vaux, of Pennsylvania, President, and Mr..
Mouthfort, Secretary.
The chairman, alluding to the important
questions to come before them, said that
the whole world would read with eager in
terest the accounts of their deliberations.
The report of the committee on prison
discipline, set forth the Improvements that
had been made, but they had not kept pace
with the great increase of crime. While
crime of all Kinds had decreased, in Europe
1t had increased here. The report closed
with encouraging words to those engaged in
the work, aud WAS adopted.
Rev. F. H. Wine read a paper on the
couaty Jail system. 1t suggests certain
improvements, and the abandonment of the
present Jail system in all Of them. The
paper stated that the present county jail
system was hopelessly bad; the State
should assume control of all prisons and
should seek the determination of crime by
the reformation Of the criminal classes.
Houses of detention for suspected or accused
parties should alone be supported by the
county, with separate cells.
Mr.. B. Wardwell, of Boston, G. B. Ran
dal, of Michigan, 7. D. Howard, of Massa-
chusetts, Mr.. Coffin, of Indiana, Col. Tuft,
of Massachusetts and Mr.. Chidlow, Of Ohio,
spoke in support of DR.. Wines suggestions.
Mr.. Burnett, Of Massachusetts, read a
paper on the construction Of prisons for
women. A paper on the treatment of in
mates of female prisons was read BY Mr..
C. F. Coffin. Mild treatment was suggested
and reformatory measures upheld instead Of
coercion.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
CAsy Issnas.

Catarrh. Discharges from snc neaa
and al Chronic Diseases euccess'
fully Treated.
That the tlmid and disappointed may
feel the utmost assurance and confidence
in tue good faith of DR.. Hartley. he gener-
ously proposes to attend all persons. rlcn
or poor, free ofcharge, until the best evil
dence and most convincing proofs OF MS
success have been realized from his treat.
mcnt. Office and residence, 2l0 Market
Street.
Certificate from Henry A. Bull.
WILMINGTON, DEL. May, 1915.
My attention having been attracted 70
the the Card of DR.. Hartley's, concluded
to try the Doctors SIX III in q very aggrava'
ted case Of discharge from the ear. J am
happy to state that DR.. Hartley has ERECT
ed complete and radical cure, removing
every vestage of discharge, and am now
rs well, and can hear as perfectly as at any
former period of my life. DR.. Hartleys
remarkable success in my case iustifies
this statement, and he has my best thanks
with more substantial evidence OF my
No: IL f. WATER STREET,
Wilmington,
Childrens' and boys all wool suit re
selling for Siand ss, at the great Boston
Clothing House, 317 Market street, vii.
mingtOn, bel.
Mothers buy the,fc.,it,re ms clothing at
The Boston House, 70. Market street, Will
niington, bel.
Everybody can have pair of working
pants for - &C, - IL tfj 81 -, !! 5O,, 900, and
81 80 by calling at the Boston Clothing
House, 2O7 Market street,
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
Spotted Tail Not for War.

OMAHA, Juue THE following despatch
was received at department headquarters
TO day from the commanding officer at
Fort Laromie Spotted Tail, chief of the
Brules, arrived here to-day on visit He
reports that his people are at home and
Will not 60 out on the war path. Large
numbers have gone from Red Cloud and
other agencies on the Missouri River, and
are, oil concentrating on Powder River for
a fight The chiefs are urging the men to
stay In camp until troops came in and not
20 out in small parties. He reports over
1700 lodges collected together.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
Servia's Attitude.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
LONDON, June IA Vienna despatch to
the Times sayes the united efforts of the
powers might still succeed in making Seryia
respect an armistice if one was concluded
with the insurgents.
Prince Gortschakoff's recent telegram
concerning Prince Milan, of Servia, seems
to be without effect.
A Berlin despatch. to the Times says the
Istak, the organ of the Servian Cabinet de-
claree that war is unavoidable, now that the
Turk has triumphed, and that tine pro-
gramme of the northern powers should be
rejected
The official Russian IaVdlide says the
insurgents are not likely to accept an armis-
tice.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
KNOTT FORGETS HIMSELF.
He Apologies. to Mr.. Frye.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The scene be-
tween Representatives Knott and Blaine to-
day in tho room of the Committee on the
Judiciary was at time Of the most exciting
character, especially on the part of Mr..
Knott, in consequence of questions asked
by Blaine which Mr.. Knott supposed i'm
pugned his honor. After the sub committee
adjourned Mr.. Knott approaching Mr.. Frye,
member of the committee who has been in
attendance as the advisory friend Of Mr..
Blaine, said to him : ''Mr. Frye your friend
Blaine is the God Damndest scoundrel in
America" This remark or its equivalent
having already found 1t way into print, it
should be added that Mr.. Frys replied I:
"You forget yourself Mr.. Knott" eyes" Z"
said Mr.. Knott, 81 do He thereupon with
drew the remark and apologized for having
made it.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
GEuERAL WASHINGTON HEws.

Appropriation Exhausted.
By Associated Press.
Our Trade with Turkey.
BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, June THE state OF
commerce between the United States and
Turkey during the fiscal year which ended
June, 1875, shows that the value OF the
imports was s579, 9,47O, including $47s, AT in
commodities free of duty. The domestic
exports to Turkey were 81, ,244,7S4. The
re-exports amounted to $34. The indirect
imports amounted to 81 ,63S ,592 brought
through the ports of France, STAG bought
through the ports of England, VI ,63s, ,44o.
Total, 81 ,63S ,592.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
Death Of Bishop Edwards.
BY Associated Press

BALTIMORE, June REV. David Ed
wards, a Bishop ofthe Church of the United
Brethren in Christ, died last evening aged
sixty-one years. Bishop Edwards was a
native of Ohio. He served as Bishop and
General Superintendent Of his Church du-
ring twenty-eight years, having beer re-
elected at seven Quadrennial Conferences.
For over three years he had been Bishop of
the Conference which includes all territory
east of the Ohio river, and comprising a
number of annual conferences. He resided
in this city.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
THE MUCH COVETED DOCUMENT
Caldwell's Dispatch Produce.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June THE following is
copy of the Telegram received by Rep
paesentative Knott, on Thursday last, and
which he now furnishes for publication
LONDON, June Ito Chairman House
Committee Judiciary: " have just read in
New York papers, Col. seott's evidence
about our bond transaction and can fully
corroborate it. never gave MIR. Blaine
any Fort Smith Railroad bonds directly or
otherwise, l have three foreign Railway
contracts on my hands, which makes it i'm
possible for me to leave without great pc
cuniary loss, or would gladly volunteer to
come home and SO testify. can make an
affidavit to this effect and mail it If desired.
Signed, JOSIAH CALDWELL.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
The Government Printers and the
Eight.hOur Law,

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Messrs. A.. I.
Cavis and Allen CoH have appeared before
the Appropriations Committee ofthe House,
representing the printers nthe Government
Printing Office. They made arguments
against reduction of the wages OF the
employees in that establishment and the
proposed indirect repeal Of the eight-hour
law. The committee promised to take the
matter into consideration.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
The Mustangs at Su folk Park.

BY Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June This afternoon
at Suffolk Park, George Parker made nine
ty miles in three hours and ffty-seven and
q half minutes, using twenty mustangs to
do the work. The best mile was::run In 2.15.
The first Ave miles were accomplished In
eleYsn minutes and torty-slx seconds,
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
CT. sTEPH EMS HOTEL,
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH ST.,

Philadelphia.
Your attention Is respectfully called to
this new and elegant hotel, centrally loca-
ted, convenientto all public oflces. places
Of amusement and interest.
Furnished throughout IN the most elabo-
rate manner. No pains will be spared TO
make this a model hotel, pleasant and
visit. Transient rates from $3 10 IS per
day. Special rates TO families and perrna-
nent guetss.
THOs: ASHTON, Prop'r.
|C. Il. CRAWFORD. Manager. apl.ly
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
FLASHES OVER THE CABLE,
The Ex.Sultan's Suicide.
By Associated Press.

ny ASSOCldteO fTess.
CoxsTANT1NoPLs, June THE official
report on the cause Of the death of the late
Sultan, signed by nineteen physicians of all
nationalities, has been made. The report
shows the case to have been one of suicide
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
AYMurderer Discharged.
V A ssOciated Press,

By Associated Press,
New YORK, June 7.-Henry G. BULL who
caused the death Of Michael Hussey, In
Brooklyn, by cutting him in an encounter,
has been discharged from custody, the
Grand Jury failing to indict him.