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(suoelua0Gj2ret.

OfontreQl, @onaoa, IA. April. = 0a6
,Baby-farming" ,geI4Gft, ME eS i'll Oieier
Staot betrieben wlrb, lentt erbeblidIe Nuf>
merfiamfeit auf iidl. Die Sanitdt8bebOroe
hat III elmer Seriammlung ote Sadle etn9e-
heno beiprod)en. g8 Wuroe nadaemieien,
oaB ppu 719 Sdu9lin9en, melf)e i'm lebten
Sabre in Gas ,Solpital Der n9raneu 9tonncn"
9ebraht poroen, I'LL. 88 am 2ebeH blieben.
421 Der unebelihen Sinber tamen aus Mont~
rrnf AT ma AP,t JSPr ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-15
9tGnoe>

Re dauic8burg, Bcnni., Il. aprtl.
- Seute 9lbeltO fam in ben Staaen oeS
yAmertcun ,9Ouie" in 6cl9e BON Sranoittt'
tung Seuer auS, meld)es melrere Stdue uno
Sobnon'S 9ieibe Don SaditeinbIuiern etrz
diderte. Die 6iammeu ergrtfien ioonnn ea8
S9ulbans unb 4 8obnbduicr, iueld|e 5erltOrt
muroen. Oa8 .2lmericarz6 6eule" II. Gle DSoS
Seloms 5alle" brannten, beice @cbdube pur=
BEN iebo9 gerettet. 0aS 6euer lit jest unter
Soutrole. gSerluIf $50 900.
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,.salttmors gotOmae j.. 8aDm. a

Ra6 Bal6iuotou uno Nittelzstatioueu- oerldst
Saluertftation UNI Z, 7,l5, 9.5l .20 SoEmta9s,
80, 6I5 uuo $50 rbr abeHos; ebarlesfra7
EeuzSt1touum 4.40 Ntor9eHs une 2.51 llgr yia6nl,;
YenniplpGna> gIoeEuPsStdttoH nm 1.iO, 1856, g.3)
u ii 40 OiorseHs, 3.5t WabmtttdS6, b.3l uno 9.j1
a6eHos.
0.r 3us nm 4,40 Ulorgens ron @garIssitraBsH-
StatloH uno Gle 3age mn 7.1j, $40 Uf9s., uhr
II $50 g{dtbn. Oon Galpert station 9epen tdg(b.
Die anoeren 3I9e td9l!t, Sonnta9s auS9cHonl'
men.
Berlafien Baltimore iiraanapoIis nm 7.15u.t1.2
UioroCn5 uno 3.35 gta6m. Gas !idD, GuSgenomlEen
SonIags, uno BON RenHiulponIa' 4penue Stction
nm 7,3O uRo f1.40 DiotgRHs uno 3.j1 R19mttdas,
ausaeHommen SouEta9e.
gSerldIIeu Baltimore fIr Bope'5 9rect nm 7.t5
uhr U&or9lus gno $50 u6r 9ta6mttags td9ltd,
auSoGnorImeH SoHutdas-
9lah benz Suoen uber RtbmoEo une Spndburg
lbr 40 Utol9ens (Sbarle5iu.> .>StattoH) tagltt uno
(@aluert>StGtlon) pa JtiQr ,Ro UNI $50 IbeHos
tQa(:b, nuseenommeR SoaEt la6.
SIAN 9tori0it, MIA g3gi9 9ng OIL u. Norfolfer DAM
pisr, nm Ii. 20 lbr 9laCbmtta9s am DoH.a], ViHt>
todl uno 5reitae.
GrrlaIie; S9aTtesftr.z Citation fir Reipzgort ure
Yhttaoelpbia liz 3.03 HG1mlttags (due9enommeH
Sountaa6), uno um 10-55 abof. tdalldl uao nab
8hilooeipbta nm e.3j GbeHos td3lIdl. StmltiucT
@rprcB I'M 1875 Niorsens, SonntagS aus9enom'
men, 49,, o,o
85rmttiQss; 1,30 $40, 400, 7.49 uRe $40 @benos
tdglih.
3llle 3iiee 1alteu on Der G9arlesfr.=S .=Stotion an.
GIleE&iireaa uuo auitrd9e fiT Saegq9e eutge.
aeraenommeu on Der gtoroOitsSde 0er @aiOert~ un6
u oitir orsitraRe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-15
Germtidjte 9cpciNem aitS
NesfssMOrfA

g3ew=D ort, IA. 9lpril. - Ser 0ampfer
State Of Bennip!oauia" fam BON Glasgow,
Der 70. rStbelo" BON Sna, Der 90. y2nitra'
lia" aus mittendu6iiheu 6dfeu, Der DO. 13D-
bee" bon Gan 9onlingo, Der 90. uGeaoin9"
nou S9nnnni1n MI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-15
aenti.-1Sttte s. bIltfIo5e .ReD o tuition

8 Oft n, IA. @pril. - 0aS eln9etretene
marine 9Setter peranlqBt, RAP Der Sdnee IN
ben n0rbltden Sbeilen Don Waine nnS Nen@
Sampibire raid Su Baiier miro, uno rperoen
9roBe lleberifwemmuu9en befiirdtet. 0as
gSaier tn Gem gStnnipeioefee Itebt 8 3ol bo-
her, als ie suuor. Ser Nietrtmad tit ldon
iebr bod unD itctst nod iOrtpabreno I4nsu.
9ctr 1t, Mid)., IA. april. - Sine Dee
pei6e bon Sit.Sagiuaru msloet, bag oas
gan3e 2ano bort inter 8aiIir itebt.
Die 8aarenbduier uub GiienbabE9elelle
baben iroBe geidaoiguH9en erlitteH. gu
WtitlanO babeu Die 2eute ibre 9Sohnun9en
pdmmen miiHen. @roBe Guantitatsn Bret
ter NIB SdlinOe(u iiub neaaejpilt.
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Dte Mnfnabnte oer Stlbersablna8
NsnfdfAfe BEG GG,0f,nnste.

Us Ibtn gton, Il. Nprll. = Oas
ShabamtS Dspartement bat Silberpertb
fur Spei Monate 81 benielben nieortsen 9ta-
ten, Ipeld)e Dor eiuIseH Dtonaten galtel, ndm=
lid Oilrdi1nlttli9 nm @ts. pro ln5e biai,
ger, oils Der osrmalise Mar.ipreis 1T, ange-
fault. 9isier Gorratb, III @erbinOung nit
benz Sulion Soub, tuirb, pie man anntrmt,
3ur Brd9uu9 aIsreidleu, 6is Der Sahresbe.
rid1t npr Il2iin,p i'm cSifni rrihlPinf
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Mbtrtttss
NDDarQt.
Berbeferter
ntbt : erplnFber
9etM0lofcr

4Saupis SfHee: gls. &c. prosSoniSanFtr.;
.iwstg Eifice: y.r. 1867 Noro @aDEr0Be;
Sasolinckra6e. - Ibtrttte, aloaten, 8rnuusu,
ReDer IL. (, 10. iuerben Del Rag uno gtGdt obue 8e1
run ooer 8efabr oes &rpooirene 8eretutat. Seftei'
tuReeH meroen er6eteH uuo punftlIt nns9eih9rt,
(Guuiti 1917
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-15
ss;eglUeiler IilE Jtetie#0s.
, ,,g9ttaocGpbtG=9SiimtngtOnsBai ,
titt10rer GkieRbQtl0."

Sad Y1;tooetpbius Be9efationen uuo ~Sslcs
mare Giien6abU" nm 6,j5 Uior9eHs, Sonntags auss
geuommeu.
giad Bbi(a0eIpbiG uu6 Reiu=9ort-(ith in BERN:
rife nity;ort Dcpoiit ocrbiHoeno) nm 9,2j u1rQor,
geus, Sonnta9s Gus9euomTeu.
lgad lBeItz B9laoelpbtd uno Jcp gort BON oer
SGarle5 StroBenzStuttou I'M 1875 ubr Dlor9eHst
Sountae5 au59enomnleu.
Rat Bbitao6lpbta unO yietpz gOrt-(iidl in 2sil,
miRqtoH mt 0ern nSeIaiDarszGiienbdbu uerbiRoeHoJ
ur POO n4r gtatmttass, dusgcnommcn Conn
tags.
mittags uno 2.t2 RGhmIttags, tdSltb, Souutess
aus9enommen.
Na9 Bbuacelp6ia I'M CPS ltbr ytadmttto95 tag,
lid.
Vatb Reiuzgurf Don Der @barIesfrd6en Sta,
tiou-ytldjt<3u9 nm 1880 llbr GbenGs tagld1.
0at Bort 0epoftt uno 2Beseitationsn um u4r
RQnmittls6 td9ltt, SonntGs9 anS9cnommen: ..
9el 2.f5 u9r 9tahmitta9s 3ua uerbinoet idl NIL
Der nBbilGoelpbia zSaltimoycr GsRtralz@ieHoabR.~
Gilletz8ireau Jtr. las, 29eitzBaItimoreiir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-15
mnteute merasu IN. @rfiuaer erutrfr.

ett uat grlaus,.ug bes Bateats iusroen 9ebibs
1.u tereGnst. 9. s, C sS, Z. S'naro'
Wr. rs, @ecouofraBe, Der Bot sesenaeer.
fTebr9 12Dltel 3weis= Sireau in Baibn9ton, De.
ar. Rpbert,om, Wr. 19, Glib. fra6s.
0bsbanoelt ips;iea alle 8rdntbeiten Der urin Srs
aaue. o1eauilde S6iudhe, nerpoie Sdipd1e. porz
seitiaes altar unb aGe gferuentrantbeitsn, ipeln
burd iuaenelte llnteornenbetten bsIribrsn. SttirS
lid, cntftanoene Srartbe,tsn i6nel frrirt. Serren
relde iid Sr. u. anucrtraneu, fonnen iid per,tert
bolten, baB lie pi'iend,altli uno autidtie oehan@
OeIt ruernen. 8iirtduituuben: -12 ubr Wi9s., "a
uar Wadbin. uno 6-9u ubr abbs. fNebr2l .t2DasD
c>erreu f1nmcn Den otttsen Sseti ses &oTen
tbrsr aIeioun9sEi6s fpartn, ihl ei9eHes Mate<
rol foujen ano fie Don .. M y berton, Nf
2O7, Ben=BaltimorciraB', Sn9el6nittea uno 9e@
madbt erbalte1, Defhcr eiaen paiifnbea Sdnltt,
Norm uno qrbcit sarantilt ooer Das SEQ Iiir ole
Waarea suridstebt Yrcis fir S,ien s2.io, 9Selter
So.45-s2 30, 9fode $5-t1.15. Sftn 5iuf ais ,td1e=
rer uub mopernsr 3ui6ueiber ia Der bsits im sanbe
(NldrS25, 9ltI)
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Gtsaatta ttt GanaoQ.

> ia 10 a, 4. Nprll, - 0ellte Wtor9er
iebte iidl oas Stau.gis ir oem 6ioeaus6luiie
i'll Sepsgung uuD riB 5wci @ebdube uabe Der
Sriide oil Der ct. BatridsItraBe nit tort.
@iner Der 9riidenoamme muroe SurG bls
SiS Iehr beifiotot
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Mu pas Ymbittum

@,r benadr,attaen aniere sunSea bts%H,t.
Sos. ba teiner unierer fya br it, 81 dte bel osn
em 10. qpril itattseunosnen 1easr bsiddoi9
uurbe. uno oa mir eiuen oontdno9en Sorrdtb 0or
I,a areu in uulerem 81 10 . orter Gta bltf
femente baben, unier @efhdft bier nur filr etns
fur,e .Seit unterbrobeu ptro, uno aue Aultfa9s
pinttlidb auessiIbrt nsroen.
(90-2f) eofo q Wapt"i'".
c.stns Gbotosrabbte'n au poifstbamltdben
greilea. seitduoise peroaube aufmertiamse:t
uuo pro,npte ausfabruns bon sluftrdsea bel sat'
d,aro ssat,I, 1r. 4G, sf.=sbarIssitr. (S6-9iD
S bn ". &seler,
SIR 1853. Beitz y yalti M ore fraBe.
sleiouuesftide suseihntteu, auStisttist uno be-
5ett: s cieu cine Spejialitdt $50; U 0 de Don
ca ria so (gprl5, ,tEtD
n,,e. s,u,e! Guropaiidper VIan!
ReHapr rationuno Spsiie5immer.
Nerreu. ,pelbe In untertu Gtaottbsite oiHiren,
psthen bdS ,Roies Souie" dlS zines Der befen Hez
aanrqtioneu Der Staot fnoen. Sreiie bilis. seine
auaern cine Spesialitlt. SpeiieSimmer Sonntass
often. ci,.,,sausr
aas solmss'fd,e y ,tent. = Die 1ampis1ea'
ptdsseiuisunsos@ sSenfda1i."
yeppibe burdaebenbs asreiRi9t nno renos
pirt, Nett, 9 mn = uno Wotteh 9etuus9e1
bradt. 2Sir ba6en iber ale BatenbesiAtrd1tlsun-
Oen triumpbtrt. Sotmse q eaa""Hn,
(gpriIt .3Nl) Nr. 9, SmanzStr.
1ede Ddd,er Durtau5 ipaiicroi6t 9emdbt ouf0
Die NppI,,truna BON Iron clad S az b e nno Iron
clad Cement. Cute Sdder, burbse9euos nit
BET Iron Clad IS crbe beHtttsu, baltsu IN masz
reuo 10 Sabren obae ueitcre Soften. Selhdolste
Soster. BON gled,i6mieoen alS uutaustih ertldrf,
pieoer bsrseItelt uno tbr 9ebraut anI Sabre per-
Idnsert ourd, ssbortaes slnTtreiten nit Der Iron
CiadsN Nurbe unb g emt II benirft. alle Areet@
len aarautirt. gta1Irase pom Sauszetsentsnmern
eripiinlbt. games VeeSat"s,
fanriu 2gRtr) Rr. 80, Siioz6 6o1ioapfiaBe.
0fm 9oro Ses snaossiaalFa,iHss "sa"tat""
n,o uodt eire beI6rdntte Ansabl anabtn fir Die
5s(otte Qnfaeucmr,ea. sic mihen iber Is Sabre
unb inter II Sqbrsu ait ein uuo sinen suten iihit'
den sbarafter habeu. aufIabmezRs9ein itnd
Der ,Suniata" naGs Senoerlons 2Derite,
Hoiut. All babeu. 6. .. 8reene, @omman
(Wdri2, ,2Wt1)
&eim e6msrs @etme 8eiabr! Get,
1ebIfdIas!
Ote "Colton Dental Association ut tmmer etz
5oIareid, 3d1ne o9ue Shrersen aus3u5ieben. Die
orosteu 3weiF.r tonaen it'd ooa oieier 2batlade In
Ben stmmeru Ut. 81. gseftsTassttsftraBe, fber'
,suosu. (San. 81. 6 Vtef)
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4nhu III. Gnrrsit'A

aSOUW Ots SobttH~
DriaiuaIz BaGb oloersGheet
furtrt Suften Srfdituns, n0sn 8dfs, Seiiertett
ihnener als irseuo Elm aHoerss befanntes 9eimttel
Mau periute ibn. Yreis 50 Geuts. 3u baoen In
alleu gpot6efen. (6eor.2,5Stef)
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tOO gtid eustiia 9sbese % Gents. pertb
lUU SIX Gents.
IN 5tld jransbFihen Btaio 3l11 eeuts,
JU Dtrt9 60 @euts.
snQ Slid itaadoiid5e Paiermo 37k Gents.
HUI Dertb Is Gents.
AZ nnN aaros seltreifteu SpieenzNiul 20 ess.,
lU,UUU iusrtb 371l Gents.
~ Gtiid 5dsiudr3e unb ilrbiee IIapacas 2;
w Gents. fuertb 40 Gents.
GteniaIs 9roSe ausipahl
Seib,, Sanlmt, Ntlas, Spiser, Sranden
Sttdersten.
Spiten @asslHeu uno Sptben'0eden,
aamSf@use,
srnauweun biiIisen Yreiieu. :
@afinlsr uno Su9
fir
Herrem. nms anabemz @msasen
cine polliidnbise Nusipahl
Netfs Mno xrattcr- gSaarett.
asT @seue seoisnnua; 2sits grslls: al
(sep.. ..2Mtef) Vt. ~. 0oro.sGtawstr.
Md,tisns, Gd1netoer!
es slbt feline
N d ut a d iue,
wetdbe unierer Step Feed
I'D"
Walfine,
aum ebre1dIe fdr S&ueiber,
etet&fcmmt.
Sesun Sbr ile unteriaht, 'uereet Sbr lie iaufsn.
Die .sow.'Ias asbmstd d!asn;e eeieatdeif,
[s}s) 9r. ~, Novo>9 9bartesftra6s.
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Sat,tce. = Stctunaraer,

Gan 6ransisco, IA. Qpril. = Die
gerid,te iiber Steinberger's WlBbenigfciten
IN Samca lauten iebr iptoeripre6eno. Web>
rere per u4ba Wap" augefommeue 8ripat.
brleie uup Yaiiaaiere tbeileu nit; oab gleid
nadl Steinberger @Irretur oas Bolt uno bic
2anoesgeebgebung ben SGnig abistteu unb
nad) elner bendtbarten Snid perbaunten uno
Gteinberger'5 5reiheit uerlangten. Die 9eetere
murbe uerpeigert, II. oas brltii9e SrtesSidiff
,,8arraconta" brad)te ben S0nig nah leiuer
,,6auptltaot" Suriid. 9as YoIf aber mill
Iidts BON ibm ,uiiien, forOert bic 9SieDerein.
lebnua oesYrelnters (Steinberger's unb itebt
init Sebniu1t Der Nnfunft oes Ser. Staaten.
Oam2iers yEuscarora" eutgegen, I'm Steins
berqer Su befreien. Die peri0nlide 5abe
Gtetubcrser's tpurbe perfauit, unb bteSaupt=
fdufer maren Die Sffi3iere Der ySarracOnta. /"
Ser fleine, BON ben Ser. Staaten Der 9tesie,
ruug Don Samoa geidenfte Sampfer' befanb
iid) inter ben Der Art perfauften @egenftdn-
ben. @s beibt, baB bic en9liidenGinwobner
Der Snieln ben ani9lnB Samoa san Die So
loale'n Gnglano's perlangen, uub baB bieiem
Gerlan9en Ni9tS i'm 8e5e itebe, menn Die
Ser. Staaten fth nidt porleben. Ser ame,
faniide @oniul Softer ftebe anf Seiten Der
Yrltten gegen ieine ei9enen 2onosleute. Die
gam3e 0iibbeui9feit riibre bapon her, oas
5ielnberger iif ben britiiden Bldneu ipiber.
iebte. lSie @ingebornen bliden init Yers
trautn amf bieslmerifaner nno rpiini9en ibreu
S5dhlits -
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Selegrapbiid,e 9eftiGest.
ssaiaaaa9ebeihe@.

!. serta.e ber .aocitrten BrefIes fir tsa ~ect
relponDeuten.")
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2Gittmore
.4ire 5nInrQHfr Wtffr.

2SG2sIutDrt
9ire a3ujnrGgfr Otffr,
SnomeAs(sGs bon 5oaib= Guo gsaters @.Sabs.
Dteie geleGl4ait tUerR6ertfortWdbrtn6 9e9en Btr~
tuft ooer SGloen ourd SranOuH9lud Ioioobl In Der
5toot, nie i'm 2anoe, oue arten BON gigentbuinS
BobHz, 9docHz unb 8darenbGuier, 5dn6efsalter,
Idcrbau=I Iro0utte, Nl0bcln, Sdus @erdtbit1lten,
I'm BGu be9rtffeue oOer i'm Saien In 9douug befnbS
Iite 5dbrSen9e Ii. I. 10
SGs 9treftortuTl befebt aus iOl9enoeR Sfrren:
g8m %. 8 arri iOH, 4r1itbeut;
9Gpto g. lGiiioR, g. Olorton StenGrt,
Brdncis z. slug, Y. i. Refucomet,
Dcnrp @arrol, Druille SorpiS,
R, g. SteuGrt, Us. %. Ga1lor,
2Bm, s.. BruHs, GeorgeS. SGrriioH.
3. D, SGpff, 9 albcrt 8iders,
3, Hobt, jeHtias, Uicnoes @obeu,
ZBiH. g, Bennington.
appltltioHs 6ornul0re uno iUettere sld9rit ii6eH
ste GeieuitaIt iUr6 IN Der Siiice, SuoDcfsGde Don
5outbz uuo l8GtsrIraBe, ertbtiIt, no aud GIe Anis
trdge ioorI ereoI9t iperoen. 8erideTnu9en tDereeH
auf r9eHO cine 5riit Gngen0mnsn, Wet1r Der applis
taut DuHlneT mage
fSQuI .1SS) Sfr. xHcpDtppKth, GefY.
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2Infunft fratt3. 2luSttellttnsS Sc
0enit6nSe tn philadelphia.
Ser 8rdii0 emf pott Ieri..

8bi1ahelpbia, IA. aprtl.-9eneral
0auuel Yrabo, Yrdiioent Der Siepubllt Bern,
be0teitet pon Sberiten Sara, Senator Sarlo
$inba II. 81, fam beute bier an. Die Serren
fubren nad) ben Centennial. 9ebauoen, uno
na6 elmer fur3en gtiid)tigung Oerlelben febr=
ten iie pieoer na6 yiem. Yorf 5uriid, mo- fe
aui @inlaouug Der SffiSiere neS 3olfntterS
,@rant" Die Sefefttgunsen Der Sal Don gfep>
Horf befid5ti9en merben.
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SertreGje1t etaeS oenti6ett
XeftrerS.

&lebelano, a. Aprtl.-Gtne Spe3ial=
Oepeid,e bes bieiigen u5eralb" aus ytormalf,
g., beEidtet: o0as beuti9e Chronicle" per-
Dfientlidbt elneu Seridbt, OaB Der Qebrer Ger
oeuti6en fatboll9en @emeinDe g, Q. &iint
nld)t meniser, ais IL Mdc6en i'm alter cor
9-12 Sabren seiddnpet mo usrfiibrt bat.
Siiub purbe i6On Dor IL Sabreu bel einem
dbnllden Serbreden ab9efaBt, als er 3ebrer
Ner fatbolti9cn Gerleiupe AM BeftenO mar.
Damals muroe iebod bic Sade tobtgeidmle=
gen. Die Snoisnation iit 10 sroB, baB altnt
rusl6er eut1Oben ift, let6t Sefannti9aft mli
elmer Saufidiinge MAIDEN fam, i'm Sale
,ba Die Oeutl6en erniiden."
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s.ufrnbr tn oea Roblen.Iiinets.

8 c II ., Il. NprlI. -peute D1ori
nsuen arbeitern uuo ben ausfdnolgen, als
@ritere in ben Minen III arteiten anfan9en
wol1ten, ein aufrnbr, nobel Der Seiiser Der
IRine, SEQ. gSarminaton, burh einen Sfla9
am &opfe id)Iimm, bod nid]t 9efabrltd nno
mebrtre anoere Yeriouen mebr ober wenlger
perlett wurben. Ser Saeriii ging nit elmer
abtbeiluu9 @ebiilfcn nad ben 0tlneI ab.
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@uropaiiher YIan

Rehapratiou uno SpetieStm
Serreu, pelde In untertu Staottbslte oiHtren,
perhen oaS ,Hoie.Soue" dlS zines Der beFen Hez
aaurqttoneu Der Staot finoen. Sreie bilis. seine
auaeru tine Spesialitlt. SpeiieSimmsr Sonntd9s
often. c.s..,
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MORE ABOUT BELL.-The history oi
Bell, the detective, who before the
Clymer Committee testified to having
been employed to steal the testimony
against Babcock, is not such as to in
spire confidence in him. 1t seems that
in 1871 he appeared at Xenia, Ohio, and
with his brother opened dry-g0ods
store, contracted debts rapidly, bor-
rowed money from everybody he could,
and wound up by taking the benefit o1
the bankrupt law. In 1875 he came to
Cincinnati as Special Agent of the
Post-otfice Department to look up case
of mail-robbery.
| He succeeded In borrowing $25 Of the
Cincinnati Chief of Police and various
small sums of money Of other Govern.
ment officials; drank heavily till he got
the delirium tremens; was sent to the
hospital, and upon his recovery LETT
without repaying what he had borrowed.
At indianapolis and Lawrenceburg he
also made his advent as Special Agent
of the Department, borrowed money.
which he never repaid, of the officials.
got gloriously drunk, and, upon report
OF the facts to the Department, was dis
missed Chicago Tribune.
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Springfield Itenls.

special 70 the etats
SPRINGFIELD, o., April 7.--Chief Fire
Engineer II. @. King has handed in his
report to the City Council Of the work oi
the Department for the past year. Up
to March 81, 1915, there were thirty-one
alarms of fire. The total loss is esti.
mated at SIS, ,933; insurance, sS,2O0.
The U. p. Sabbath-school celebrated
their anniversary last night, closing with
grand concert, after which an abund.
ance OF refreshments were passed
around, and good time generally en-.
ljoyed.
/ The ire-alarm bell striker Is to be
placed in the Station-house tower, in
stead Of the First Presby terian Church
steeple.
Three thousand nine hundred and sew
entysive cords Of wood were measured
during the past year.
City Council feeling the approach OF
spring has ordered the streets to be
cleaned.
Two thousand persons attended Len
ten service at st. RaphaePs Church We'd
nesday night. Rev. Father Burns
preached from the text, "Where much
Is given, much is required"
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Suicide by Poison.

A girl known IN fast circles as
Lille Hunnel, an inmate of Belle
Boyd's place, but whose real name ap.
pears TO have been Minnie Walters, yes
terday afternoon drank freely of book
beer aud then resolved to go on q regu-
lar spree. In the company of a COM
panion she visited Dick Clark's saloon,
corner of Plum and Longworth streets,
where she again drank freely, and on
her return home stopped at u drug store
under pretense OF purchasing toilet arti-
cles.
Pat. O'Keefe returned with her and
was thrust into reception room while
the girl went to her own room. In
few minutes she sent for him to come up,
and bade him good.by, telling him she
had taken poison. He gave the alarm,
and Drs. Judkins and Cameron were
summoned, and as it was too late to use
the pump to any purpose the proper an
tidotes were given, but the girl, after
living in an uncon scious state tor several
hours, died at twenty minutes past z
O'clock this morning.
Coroner Maley being notified held an
inquest.
Belle Boyd was the first witness. She
related the circumstances OF her death
and stated that sne nad nearu ueceaseu
say she would kill herself if her friend,
John Hunnewell, OF Evansville, should
marry.
DR.. Judkins stated the condition of
the patient when he was called and said
he hoped for her recovery, and having
left word 10 be again called If she grew
worse, was surprised this morning to
learn of her death.
Kitty Thompson and Mollie Wright
| reaffirmed the facts already stated, but
gave nothing new Of any Importance.
| Patrick M. O'Keefe boards at 220 Wal
nut street; had known deceased three
years; she said her right name was Min
ME Walters; that she had sister in
Evansville, Ind, and another in New
port, Ky. Witness then detailed the in
cidents of their meeting last night, and
OF deceased stopping at the drug store,
and also of her death; said when he
went up to her room she told him she
had taken morphine, as she had nothing
to live for.
The jury then rendered the following
verdict:
"We the jury find that the deceased
came. to her death from suicide by
poison; and we further find that the
druggist is censurable for selling poison
without prescription for the same from
q physician"
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Minor mentions.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
PARIS, April 7.-Horne, the Spiritual
ist, is not dead.
PHILADELPHIA, April Trey. Robert
Davidson,, DID,, of the Presby terian
Church, died yesterday.
LA CROSSE, WIS, April THE ice in
the Mississippi has moved out, and the
river is now clear In front OF the city.
The river south from here will probably
be clear by Saturday.
PLANO, Tex, April 7.-Mary Robin.
son, young lady belonging to a leading
family OF this city, is charged with the
murder Of her illegitimate child. She
cut Its throat with pair of dull scis-
sors.
WASHINGTON, April THE House, by
a vote OF SO yeas to 12S nays, refused to
pass the resolution granting General
Godfrey Weitzel leave to accept the
Trusteeship Of the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad.
CHICAGO, April 7.--By the death oil
Miss Julia Ross Newberry, at Rome last
| Tuesday, between $2,000,000 or $3,000,-
600 bequeathed by her father, revert to
the city Of Chicago for the establishment
Of a free Library.
CHICAGO, April IA sensation was
produced in the Board of Trade this
morning, when it was announced thai
Frank Camblos, member Of the Board,
had withdrawn his account from the
bank and had absconded, leaving about
900, 600 to 100000 bushels Of wheat unpro
3ided for.
| LONDON, April 7.-Wm. e. Gray, oi
New York, who was up before the Bow.
street Police Court, Yesterday, for al
leged forgeries, was remanded to April
49, 1t is thought that the extradition o
Brent, charged with frauds on the Falls
City Tobacco Bank, Of Louisville, anC
Gray will be governed by the decision
in the Winslow case.
| CHICAGO, April 7. = A special says {
gentleman In the confidence OF Mr.. ely
mer is authority for the statement that
witnesses now summoned will connect
the President directly with some OF the
corruptions now being unearthed. He
also says it will be shown that the
President was one of the five men who
constituted the Washington Real Estate
Pool.
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GOETHE AS A PRoPHET.-The following
prophecy is said to have been made by
Goethe on the 21st of February, 1927; 81
am convinced that sooner or later the
United States will carry a canal through
Panama, so as to make connection be-
tween the Mexican Gulf and the ocean
l should like SO much to live to see it,
but shall not. Secondly, would like
to see connection between the Danube
and the Rhine; but it is such giant
undertaking fear the German nation
never will have the means to. carry it
out. Thirdly, / would like to see the
English In possession of canal
through the Isthmus Of Suez. These
three great events. could live to see
them, would be worth dragging out an
other fifty years existence for"
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LOCAL NEWS.

AN alarm was sounded about fifteen
minutes of 3o'clock, from the Engine.
house on the corner of Second and Rose
streets, caused by small fire In the
elevator of the Gas Company building
near the Globe Rolling Mills. The fire
was put out before any considerable
damage was done.
MRS. MCCORMICK, mother of the fire.
man who died of injuries received at the
Bloch & Co. fire on Fourth street, some
months ago, arrived in this city last
night from New York, in dying oopdi-
tion. She started to walk from New
York here, but was traced up and proper
attention given her. slental troubles
and exposure has broken down hel
health completely.