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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-08
cI,osRp ITS DOORS,

ST. Lotis, July The Central sa
wings Bank, Of this city, closed its
doors to-day. The president and di-
rectors make statement OF assets,
will meet liabilities aud make assign.
nent of all property of the bank to
three prominent trustees for deposit
ors, creditors and Stockholders.
BANKRUPTCY.
NEW York, July "A. A. Selover,
we'll known Wall str Yet operator,
has fled petition in bankruptcy
Total liabilities 0,o0O, Of which
S365,O09 is partially secured.
BURLGNGToN, Ia. July The demo
cratic judicial convention pf this dis RE,
will be held on the 22d ef ,July
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Al meeting of the stockholders of the
Burlington Il Northwestern railway tpfaay,
resolutions were adopted authorizing the
board of directors TO mortgage the road,
not TO exceed 5000 per ,nlt, on the part
OF the road running from Darlington TO
Whitfield, and issue bonas said bonds
10 be hypothccstcd, aud rs fast
as subscriptions are paid in, that SO much
of the money SO received rs Is not needed
FOR the construction and eqliipment Shall
be applied to I,Hyiug tue disot sre.tte4 BY
these bonds; no more Of said bo;ds to be
hypothecated than are absolutely necessary
10 construct and equip the road 10 Winfield.
BASE BALL.
ClsciSNATt, JAY New H.veus, 9 !;
ClucinnatrS, !.
BLAINE
AUGUSTA, Me- July 7.-GIv Conner
called on Mr.; Blaine, 10 his SICK room and
rendered him the appointment OF IT, s.
senator, saying that he beiieve ii to be
the general expectations, rnd, wish of he
republicans OF N ,ine that iAe should
I'LL the Vacancy caused by Morrlii's reeig
nation IL is understood that BAine @ill
accept The place. Blaine has not been
quite we'll To day
ACcEPrAScE.
CoLuMBus, o., July I'll, is understood
here TINT Gov. Hayes letter OF acceptance
will be ready for The papers oi Monuay
morning. II will probably be brief.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-08

Nov York, Jufy I
florn- Fair demand and shade ayincr
+ WiKAr-t3nist and unchanged.
-Ril-Dnll-
Rs"iEr- Ncmlnalls UNCHANGED.
Consolidated demand; ungras-d sl5,GtCn
OATS stsHuy, very nodrflFs ueIutuds urtxrt
western and state, ssI4it..
YGeh Heavy atsiern ls.liIls
MEss PoHk-Firmer le.T5@so
LARp-puli, easier prime steam. II 3oQs IL Do
BuTrkn Heavy; western. iis2a.
WhishY-F,t ady il2h.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-08
VENGEANCE AND EXPERIMENTATION

SALT LAKE. July AT public meet.
ing held here this evening it was resolved
TO offer the government regiment of twelve
hundred men from this territory in ten
days to Lvenge the death Of Custer, and
for the determination OF the Sioux Indians
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-08
WHAT SHERMAN SAYS.

In answer to the question, what
were the reasons for this campaign,
Gen, Sherman says: "We are dong
this at the special request OF the In
dian department. Ii. does no. origi-
nate with the war department at all
The purpose is TO drive these Indians,
who are Of the very widest aud mos,
savage sort, down on TO the reserva-
ton. You can say that we will do it
now, or exterminate them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-08
CONFERENCE OF WAR.

WAsnISGroS, July Cen. sher-
man has telegraphed to Secretary
Cameron, who arrived this morning,
that he will leave Philadelphia to-day
for this city 1t probable, upon the
arrival OF Gen. Sherman, that there
will be an immediate conference be
tween the president aud secretary OF
war, aud, in general, upon the subject
of IN Indian war.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-08
BLSlsE.
AccErrAScE,

CoLuMnus, o., July I'll, is understood
here tnut Gov. Hayes letter OF acceptance
viii be ready for The papers of Monday
morning. II will probably be brief.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-08
MISSOURI on THE WAR PATH.

ST. LeUIs, July THE Republicans
Kansas City special says. Joe o. Shelby, a
noted confederate general of this state sent
The fpiowing telegram to President Grant
to-day Gen. Custer has been killed We
once fought him. and now propose to
avenge him. Should YOU determine to call
volunteers, allow Missouri 10 raise one
Thousand.
BUKLrsaros, Iowa, July IA coach on
the G. B y Q h. r., went west 10 nighI
: loaded with soldiers for the plains.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-08

SEND 25c 10 q p RosKL Il CO :; New rork
y for pamphlet oi loo pager, containing lists OF
10 600 newspaper, and estimates showing eoet OF
sdvertising. d4v1ynAxf-w$s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-01
IN A TOWERING RAGE,

The Grant and Hayes organs are 10
a towering rage. The testimony of
Bluford Wilson bef1te tbs Congress
sional Committee on the St. Lnuis
Whisky RING has S.. them wild. Will
son is Republican. VITO dares to tell
the truth about Grantism. He was
Solicitor OF the Treasury While Bris-
tow was Secretary, and his opportunity
as such for knowing the true inward
ness OF Grant during the whisky
trials, was superior to that of any other
officer of the Government He swears
in substance. that the President SYM
pathised with the ring. aud that his
infuence Was directed to the sole
object of clearing Babcock aud other
ment Wien Bristow was forced TO
resign, Wilson and others occupying
subordinate positions, in which they
endeavored to do their daty as required
by their oaths, had to follow salt.
They did not disclose what they knew
until compelled under oath to do so be-
fore an investigating committee. For
answering truthfally, regardless of con-
sequences, on the witness stand, they
are new stiguiatised by the Grant aud
Hayes organs as discharged scoundrels.
Wilson testifes that the Chicago Inter-
Ocean and other journals, whose edi,
torials frequently appear as original in
the small papers which laud the ad-
Manifestation, aud advocate the election
of Hayes as a fitting successor to Grant,
were paid by the Whisky Ring, for
defending the thieves. Who were rob-
bipg the revenue. while sworn and paid
to protect it. Wilson's evidence is not
yet concluded. He is suffering from
sickness, aud his cross examination.
it is believed, will lead to revelations
that will startle honest men of all par
ties. To break the force of his dis
closures is at present tue great aim OF
the Grant aud Hayes press. aud to ac-
complish it they endeavor to brsmirch
an officer who performed his duty
faithfully aud honestly, aud was in the
full confidence of b. III. Bristow, who
underworld to expose the rottenness of
Grantism by proving it confederation
of thieves.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-01

THE Grant idea of civil service re.
form is exemp,itied AS follows: Last
week the President nominated and thu
Senate confirmed James Atkins Collec
tor Of the Port of Savannah. Georgia,
Atkins had been Collector of Internal
Revenue. and while in that capacity.
was defnulter to the amount oi
$4,000 which he said had been stolen
from him by his deputies, appointed
to please Delano. then Commissioner
of Internal R1venue.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-01
A CONSTITUTIONS CONVENT
l1DN.

The last legislature of Nevada pro-
posed an amendment 20 the Copstitu-
lion changing the beginning of the
fiscal year from the first day of January
in each year. to the first day of Deem
Der. THIS is fer the convenience of
State officers, TO enable them to make
their annnal reports before the meeting
of the Legislature. The question is to
be submitted TO the qualified electors
of the State at the next general cleo
ton. The Legislature also recon-
mended the electors at the next cleo
ton for mel ibers OF the Legislature to
vote for or against the calling of u con-
vention for the purpose of revising the
Constitution. This proposition will
also be submitt' d to the people in No
vember. aud it remains for them TO de
eide whether the convention shall be
called. .onventions of that character
are some what expensive. aud it the
bonanza mea succeed in electiug u
Legislature favorable to the repeal of
the tax on the net proceeds OF mines,
it would fail heavily on the other tax.
payers of tue State
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-01

one of the items in the civil aopro.
priation bill, which becomes law un
less the President vrtors il TO day.
appropriates $500. 600 tor survey
ing public lands in Nevada aud the
Eitories on the Pacific Coast. Appro-
ous tor surveys IN Nevada arr
way made on .Ls eve vi Presi.
ial election.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-01

provides in default of such payne mt
that az execution shalt he issued against
his property. The Court also decided
bat the cost of the suit be paid by the
defendant
The Custer Massacre-A TreacherOus
scout.
Aspecial from Bismark says that
new version of the Custer fight has
just been learned, being the story rela
Il by Sergeant of the 9th Infantry.
He asserts that Custer was led in
snare by the treachery Of n crow scout
named Cross. This scout. with the
guides, Glrard and Jackson, We're all
who escaped from the massacre. 1t
Is said that Cross was sent ont to re-
conoi,re by Custer the night before
the battle, and that be returned in the
morning and reported the Indian vii
iage a small one and one that offered
au easy victory. Then followed the
disastrous charge aud wholesale mas
sacre. The Indians were fully in-
formed and aware of Clusters intrn.
tons. aud had made every prepare.
ton TO give HIM warm reception.
they hid built breastwork of will
low brush. behind which tie Indians
could pick off the soldiers wi hout
being seen. Further evidences has
been obtained proving that three white
men were with the Indians. RAno's
men say they heard English spoken
frequently IN the Indian ranks. Du-
ring the fight Que of the Indians
shot by Reno's men was found
to be white man with long
beard. wearing nm Indian mask. A
hngler who was houorabiy discharged
from the Second Infantry in 1869. is
also believed to be with them. during
the fight. He blew the calls on the
trumpet several times.
Tilden ana Hendricks in Accord
A Saratoga special says Tiiden is ex-
pected TO be here to night. with "A
draft of his letter of acceptance, when
1t will receive its flushing touch.
Hendricks letter is substantially fin.
ished. and Is especially in harmony
with TilGen = sentiments.
Ravisher Lynched.
ST LOUIS. August l.
The Globe Democrat u Leavenworth
special says Raphael Williams .colored.
ravlshed u white woman Mrs. Davis
at her house at Camden Point, No,
last Thursday uight, under particularly
painful cIrct instances. He WAS al
rested next day aud lodged IN jail AT
Platte City. Yesterday morning about
l20 or 1870 armed men entered Platte
City and placed pickets round the Jail
to prevent iDtesfereuce by the citizens
Five of the party then went to the Jail,
overpowered the Sheriff aud took Will
Hams out and hanged him to tree.
SILVER Coin in Demand.
WARRINGTON. August l.
Tbs 500. 900 In silver coin received
at the sub Treasury in this city from
the Carson mint is being rapidly paid
out for fractional currency. Orders are
daily expected from headquarters to
pay silver for greenb4cks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-01

A TELEGRAPH line is to be built be-
tween Eureka aui Belmont. a distance
of about nine miles The Sentinel
says the line has been surveyed aud
the work of digging the post holes be-
gus to day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-01

A call for a mass convention of the
Independent voters of Washoe county.
has been issued for the purpose OF
of nominating candidates for Legisla-
tive aud county officers. The conven
ton is to meet at the Court house IN
Reno, on the 9th of September.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-01
FOCAL TAXATION.

TAKE THE Liberty TO ANNOUNCE
Il 10 the public OF Humboldt County that
am ,anaiGEte for the office OF County
q, mmlsslontr, subject to the action oi
the Democratic party, on the condition
that am accepted on the platform thai
taxss snould be pzId on the actual cash
value If the property owned-no matte
whether the assessed be a common land
owner, retail dealer, " hol, sale dealer, o.
corporation, & IEAa l. TIL
jGS-.w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-01
nn Eliza VS.. Brigham.
SALT LAKE. Aug /

SALT LAKE, Aug. l, 1876.
This morning Judge Schat fer ren.
dered decision in the case Of Yonpo
vs.. Young, to recover alimony. The
decision reduces the amount payable
by the order Of Judge Mexican from
$500 to 500 per month; thus dunn
ish'ug the amount from SIT 500 to
$4,000, and gives the defendant 90 d ,ys
in which % pay the amount; and il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Uncle SANS Views


The Herald's Saratoga special says
TiIden has nearly completed his letter
of acceptance. and in it will demon
strate that the st Louis platform does
not pledge the purity to the immediate
repeal of the Resnmption.Act; but only
pledges it to substitute measures which
will lead to practical resumption at an
early period He thinks, if elected
the policy of reform he Intends to
carry out would save $4,000, 900 q
year, or, perhaps. even larger sum
than that. aud that the surplus fund
thus created would enable specie paw
ment to be resumed before the end of
the second year of his administration.
He thinks that forced resumption
would create a panic, and after the
Presidential election shall be decided
all parties will favor the repeal of the
clause fixing The date to resume specie
payments. He will put the financial
question so plainly and explicitly in
bis letter. it is said. az to show so
plainly the insincerity of the Repub-
licans in enacting the resumption
clause that people cannot fail to see
the wisdom of bis position, namely:
That return TO specie payments will
naturally and speedily follow, and that
public prosperity will result from the
honesty aud economy be will instill in
the administration of Government.
No Eneouragment.
Governor Hendricks letter will no,
give any encouragement to the SOFT
money men.
Against the Silver Bill
The Herald's Washington special
says " Hewitt" of New York, has pre-
pared strong argument in opposition
to the Silver Bill, which he will deliver
in the shape of u speech. when an OPP
portnnity is offered for debate.
Gold. silver and Greenback..
Gold. lll7.; sterling. 4ssL@49OH;
silver, firm. at so pence.
A Hypscriiieal Wall.
WA~HISGToS Jaly 81
The following was Issued to-day
from the Department of the Interior:
Washington. duly 81. 1876 Congress
having failed to provide for the ex-
penses of the Interior Department
beyond this day. no obligations will
be assumed on the pant of the Secre.
tary or other offieers connected With
the service. Employees who wish To
continue in the service are at liberty to
do SO at the risk of obtaining further
remuneration by the Government.
Signed. Charles T. German, Acting
Secretary.
Ann Eliza VS.. Brigham.
SALT LAKE.. Aug. /, 1876.
This morning Judge Schat fer ren.
dered decision in the case Of Yonnp
". Young, to recover alimony. The
decision reduces the amount PAYABLE
by the order of Judge Mexican from
$500 to 500 per month; thus diuin.
ishlug the amount from SIT son IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-20

/ rplanS, Sirginicn NIB Dclamare mHrOc hrs
Sslo beorbert.
Der eongreB bei6lOe, So 900 900 8apierz
gelo i'll elnltttren; bas critic Bapier9elb, melz
DeS III olelem ganbe aus9egeben lpuroe.
Der Sau etnes 6ortS bel Wount Sneepen,
bencs ionroe beiblofen.
SN lenen Sagen mar Der @ouqres ioQar
am Souiitage III Situng uuo beitl0E, etrl
Dtitgtiea an Srn. 2iulnqiton in Tep.glorf Al
linden, nm nit Oemelben Gontrafte iiber ben
SuB bon 8auouen ab5uidlieben.
4m ytontage, ben 80. Se;br., murbe cine
9rose In3abl BON @enerdlen ernannt.
Der Continental @onQreb blieb biz ann,
6reitaa, 81. Sebr. IVY, bier in SitTro.
porauf CT itd] pteeer nod philadelphia be,
9ao, ipo anl 4. Ntdr5 1777 Die erlte Sisuu9
luieber ifattfano.
veon9reB:9aa" in Baltimore if ni6t mebr,
lonoern bat ienem 9roben 9ebduoe 8lab ae.
llladlt, meides lest oas fleiue unreqelmGstae
Slered 5piiden Baltimore, 2iterfpz, Ser,
man uno Sharprabe ausfuat. Sn eem let.
3t9en 9ebduoe beftnoen fi9 bas Sud)aeld]aft
BON s. S4leures, Stein & Comps &leiz
oerbanollln9, >. 8riinebaum's @eidGft fir
9e-rens artitel, @dbarot & Ulebler's Stlber.
rahnlens1abrtf uno enbere 2doen unb Snou.
Observation-Disclosures.
Die Saltimorer @ongres. .Salle, ten peider
utr oben etne 9efreue Ibbilounq brinaeu,
mlro 0snen, rpeld)e iid) bier 20 Sabre suriidz
erlllilern tonneu, lpobl nod frtit inn @eoGdlt.
nls leln; ipte lange miro eS oauern, uuo oaS
obi9e Sllo TT nod bic ein5ige @riun,runs an
Jenen btltorii6en Ban, in tpeld3em elm Sobu
pancod, etn Sefierlou uno Gbams israd,eu,
hno IN mel6em elm amerifanilder 9tttator
elnannt puroe, Der pie WiIttaOes es per-
otente, Der treaelte6rsuno Der 5reibeit genannt
III perNen.
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SesmiiG)te 9epeFGest aus
yHefass NnrF.

u em'D orf, 10. OeSbr. Die y8arfs
Saoin9S .Saut" BON Rrcofl9n bat in 6olge
Der niBl;den Sei6dfte 5ci9lOiieu, ibren5reis
brief auiSugeben uno oie8eid)dfte ein;ufellen.
Die 8anf 1T cine Der wentger bebentenberen
oerStabt Srootlpn, unb Die Depoiiten berel-
ben betrugen ME iiber $212 200.
- @eo- Sbaw aus SoboFen periebte 9eltern
i'll berGrnnfenbeit ieiEem Neutrality-suspicious.
etnen S6lag alf ben &opf mil eiuem 9hitrs
etlen unb bradte benz Sinbe cine t0otlid)e
8erlesnn9 bel.
C. u. @onOlt, Der Ibienoer Der acfalid.
ten Depeide, wcld,e ben 500 San0erbilt's
melbcte, puroe beute ben @robaei6worenen
iibermieen.
Cob erGffnete geaern 3u 1919.
- Die 9ampfer u9errnlann" tit bon 9tnt.
werpen unS D@anlma" Don 8ermuoa bier
etngetrofien.
= Ste 3ou @innabmen betrusen beute
$4,000,
- Der ruterfd,utmeifter sublte beute fir
Sntereiien $4,000 unS fir einsesosene Sbliz
sationen 100000 ans.
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Nr6fiAc.

Neip y OFT, 10. 0eSbr. - Die @ebauoe
9tr. S13, 315 uub 317, @analftr., pel6e bon
Der Stem Yorf 0espatd)s & Grpre6 Comp, )"
W. .W. Oper's Manllf fafturtpaaren.6 6anblung,
Sroma &@o.'S Scpeteus5anolung, SIBfino
& Goben'S Butma9erei, aoolpb Garages
Spteen Sanblung, e. gSitbusfi's glen-
maarene9 9anOlung uub @has. Goeers' Sune-
len.5anoluna eingenonlmen paren, orarntSn
beute 0tor9en niener. Serluit $4,000.
80 fton, 10. DECEMBER. - OaS 8ohu.
gebduoe beS Srn. !6olis 6uunemcu in oieicr
Statt braunte gciteru 2lbsno ab. Terluit
$4,000. Gin Dteutndodeu eritidte in bern
5renueu6en 6auie.
PittS Sburg, Ba., 10. De31mbcr.- .
Stort'S SulIdenfabrif unS Die 8obuuugen
Der so. Sobn W. Steel uno 0r. 1olpifon in
9reensbur9 purben beute 4beub eiugedfdert.
Serlult s25, 900, p6uig ueriihert.
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2tms @oghiuofnm

Tic Stim,muns Der iiioIidben isiibrer. - Semo=
fretiide TaFen= =Ernteite. = Spempton nno
Chamberlain. - t3rant 1ubert cine aroere
stniidlt. = Senatpr Sfortpn's @mIeuiaao.
-Ses Somite, tpeid)es elite 0iniauna bsi=
eer Gsanier iber Die Sablu,,s Der Giefforais
Stimmen berbsiiibren iou. = crton's 3e>
uiteu3,
sSaibin9ten, 10. Ds3br. - Ran be,
trad,tet iest ole Mutbmabuusen iibcr einen
Sergleid Sniidlen oem 4nhan9e bon 6anes
unb ben iiioliheu Demofraten als lerlebiat.
Die Settclen weien NIT 9ia9bruf bic in
Serbinonng blermtt in llmlauf seietten Grs
scben suriif, ob9leid es MIR Su far aln Saqe
liegt, 0aB Seitens Der 8epublifaner bahiu
sielense Siicrten sema6t iporcen ;ino. la.
mar, Den man bereits ais &abinetsminilter
8ages' i'll IIsitdlt seitellt bate, iagt runb
beraus, Sab thm tela isl6e8 Ansrbleten ae.
madt moroen lei, er eia feld5es eud) nsier
seinen umf6nben accepttreH mtrbe.
BdbreEb man anfanss geneigt idbieu, Die
ia Nsw- 0orf beabiidttgte Denomination Der
gonieruafipen alS oerfriibt au3uIeben, fiueet
ptsielbe bier isst einsebsnbere 8eratbans unp
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Ser @efnnfnrff.

9ewz9 orf, 10. 0esember.-@elo lau
su 3. 8efiel rubtg Su 4.821. @olb i9lob
beute Su 1071-S. 8unbeS Sbltgatlouer
ldllofen itetig; 81er COUPONS III; 65er
1893; neue 1l2G; Ser 1853; 68er 117g;
uene Sinner 111s ; 10.40er Coupons
l12f. Nftteu flau unO fetig; gt. -.
Central 1045; @rie %; 9afe Sbore J9f
Sas. Central 60; ButSbura 90; yforth,
Seitern 36f; Brior. 569; 8todzSsiant1O1s
unterIdabamts gilans: Sob s65, $685..
261; @ourant $42,715,446.
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Wfrntsfd1te feicarnpBtSdle
SepefGten.

- @Ouucrucur 9oui;Ou aus 9tfabamo hot
bic suE BeSabIrn9 Ser am l. 9anuar falliqen
3nlen anI O'e nelen SbIigottouen oes Staa.
ttS nOtbi9e Sumne III Der ,giationalbanf
ccs Slaatc8 9(clu Yort" SepCnut. Der Son.
pcrnenr bat auBerbem cine Summe fir bic
3aalHn9 Der 3incn Der StaatsrObligationen
in Bcrenidat.
: Die SnE1patble SeidlIlIe fir Glib.
Carolina, neldle uOr eiutssu Gageu Ourd,
Senator Sobniou bem Staatsieuate pou Dir
gtnten por9elegt muroeu, gelansteu seltern in
bem eripdbnten S6rper sur 8eipre6una. 5es
nator Snbnion belt cine ldngere Gsbe III
@nnlten oerielbeu. Die 9iStuiFon ptrb beate
fcrtJeiekt perbsu,
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Sd3on &oteeer ciae Seasers brunis itt
SittIe.Npd, Nrf.

ytttIc=N 0 d, 10. 0e5enlber. - Jn Dem
@ebduoe Der 90. Miller & 8en;el an Der
Gde Der Marfbam= uno Sbermanitrabe brad,
beute A5enb Seuer aus, peldes fhneG nm
ftd, sriff. Ttan trifit 8orbereituussn, bic um
Die granofiatte ltegenhen @ebdube abiurei=
Beu. Die StraBen ftuO NIT auf3sregten
Menidlen sefiillt.
(Spatsr.) 9as Seuer lit iest (112 ubr)
unter @pntrale; saiielbe nurbe auf bas Sc
bdnbe, in rpel9em es ausbra9, beidrGnft,
obgleid mebrere auitoBenoen @ebdube be-
ihdoist purben. Ser Serluit betraat spi<
ihen $1,000 gnb 100000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-20
Gin fred)er Ds0roer.

90 mpbiS. 9eun., 10. Desember. -
@oup gonb erifob geitern Otorsen eiueu
geahteten Sarmer ytamens 6. 9. Sill uno
id]leppte barauf bic Sohter ieines Spiers
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belrutbeu ioue.
Sie peiserte fh unb SenO brobte, iie su
ernoroen. @eraDe I'm oiele 3elt erIdien
etne SdertifS.. Yofe" uor bem !6auie, oer
MOrber bewerfitelligte leoof feline 6ludt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-20

ST. @anberbilt meint, RemsY sYerf fDnns nit
nieiigt arrangement 5ufrieoen ieiu; aroere
Nutoritdten igI @tienbabn.6ad)e ieOod, ftno
Der anFd)t, paB es, saaS grahteu betlifft, bic
fir ben @rport belftmrt fiHb, siniah nit ben
Saweiteritdoten auf sleidjeit SUB geheat, iiu
Betreff ees 2ofalgeihdftes ieooh Oeuielben
se9enlbsr entidieseu bena4tbeili9t III. -
Das arrangement besiebt fig, rpie ermahut,
IeoIslib auf Den Graftoerfebr, tpdbrsn0 Hber
bas 4,aiiagier9sts bisher Hpd, feline Sereinba=
IHng 81 GtanDs eetomnleu if.