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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29
Loss of Life and Property by Fire

Loss of Life and Property by Fire.
National Associated Press 10 the Star.
BEAUFORT, 3. c., Dec. 29.-Two men
were suffocated in the cotton-ship Har.
vey Mills, which is lying in the stream
loaded with six thousand bales of cotton
and on fire.
Two others barely escaped with their
lives, through the efforts Of the surgeons.
States naval vessels are endeayoring to
save the vessel, but the prospects are
poor, and the loss will be heavy in any
event.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
Facts and Opinions as We Get
Them.
LATEST FROM ALL THE POINTS OF
INTEREST.

Informal Opinion by the Attorney
General.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-A Washington
special says: Before leaving for the
West Attorney General Taft stated that
after thorough investigation of the
question it was his opinion that after
the Electoral College had met in any
State and performed Its duties as pre-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

The following marriage Licenses were
issued since our last report:
j. A. HOye and Lizzie j. Wallace.
A. Sampson and Mary G. Victor.
+. Rauch and Mary Meyer.
A. ODowd and Kate Tansey.
Fred. Runck and Ei.z. Foisef.
John =. Thielm and Eva Gastinger.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

The snowfall, which commenced early
this morning, after developing into a
driving snow-st torn, with increased wind,
has now P. NJ. turned into hail and
sleet. The wind is blowing a gale, and
the weather is growing colder. The
streets are blocked with snow, and
traffic is greatly impeded.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29
BOARDING.

DOARDlNG-Genil ilemen or families, tran
ID silent or permanent, with elegant anart-
Mtnts, single or in suits, furnished or unfur-
nished, Mt moderate rates. at III Broadway,
near Fourth; hot and cold baths; references;
day boardcrs wanted. 2S.3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29
Edition

The nert t,Uenty:foW hours, cloudy
Nth snow, Jolloaoed By clearing and fair
and colder agedther.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29
FOREIGN.

National Associated Press to the Star. y
SILVER STILL ADVANCING.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-Silver bars firmer
and advanced to 56A pence per ounce.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WOODS THEATER.

EVERY EVENING during the week and
w ednesday and Saturday Matinees, Nick Rob-
Adams Royal HUMPrY-DUMPrY.
Next Week-OLIVER DOUD BYRON.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

TOR RENT-STORE-Fin commission and
10 produce store, 81 Water street, running
through to the landing; decidedly one Of the
best locations in the vicinity for the above
last ten years uninterruptedly occupied as
Western produce store. Apply to w NJ. FINN,
On second floor. Terms moderate to prompt
paying tenant l9-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
kSusineSs Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

The Board met In regular session,
all members present, and President Bell
in the chair.
The report of j. H. Greuter, Secretary,
showing the total receipts, deposits and
disbursements of the Water-WOrks Office
for the year ending December 27, 1875,
was received and filed. The following
figures are of public interest:
Receipts from all sources $3.50, ,97O .6
Auditors balance Dec. II, 1875. 900. 27,l19 IA
Total $547, ,3S9 90
Disbursements s.......................5 52S, ,264 30
Balance on hand. ....................$ 10, 1876 10
The increase in water rent receipts of
1915 over 1875 is $43, 1872 80.
Running expenses. .$;29,546 O5
Permanent IMP: oVements. ............ 2SS,920 %
Bllls payaDle ......,,............. 15,70I 80
TOTAL. ...................,,. .S52S, e64 81
On motion, The Secretary Of the Water
works was directed to report to the
Board the term for which the Marklev
Farm is leased and to whom.
A communication from Patrick Leavv
asking the Board to take action ON his
claim for 500 for work done for the city
in December, 1874, was referred to the
Committee on CLAIMS.
The committee to whom WAS referred
the bid for the care of the Davidson
Fountain and Esplanade, reports the
same back to the Board and asked to be
discharged frOm future consideration of
the subject. Laid over until Thursday.
An ordinance was presented BY Mr..
Caldwell to extend Street Rail- oad
Route No. ID from Broadway west on
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

WANTED notion and
w millinery store, or will sell whole stock.
Address 2Y9 Fifth street. 28-4t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
~ Dyeing and Securing at Walkers, 81
CATHOLIC BOOKS, &c.

PICTURES for sale cheap NJ B. MORONEY,
Bookseller and Stationer, 81 e. Fifth street,
Cincinnati, o. N. B.-Open house all day
New Years, Callers invited to call for cards,
&c. de27-5t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

scribed in the Constitution it had full
filled the functions OF its office, and It's
conclusions could not be thereafter
disturbed by any legal proceedings.
Though his statement was made with
out any special reference to the Florida
case, the Republicans here are applying
the doctrine to the recent decision OF the
Supreme Court of Florida, and the ac-
ton of the Returning Board yesterday.
They claim that nothing can disturb the
EIec oral vote ascertifaA to by Governor
Stparna
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

Europe, on Wednesday next, and prop
ably return to this country next June.
The Storm.
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LOST.

T OST-CANE HEAD-W ednesday 9th, head
L OF cane On Race street. Return to drug
slOre, corner Twelfth and Elm, and receive re-
Waru. 28-2t
T OsT VALISE = Taken by mistake, be-
IL tween Troy ami Dayton, on the Z. NJ.
train, Tuesday night, a ya!ise, containing
lamps and suIdry articles liberal reward
paid by returning the same to the Gait House.
r OSr-POCK BOOK Containing about
4 $50, railroad ticket and other valuaDles;
was lost about II 80 A. III. in Atlantic Garden.
Liberal reward will be paid for its return to
Augps Club house. 28-2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNJANTED D-CRYSTAL POP CORN - Not
w for a day but for all time. Tastes kind
o. moreIsh. de25-2Ct
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

IOR RENr-HOUSE-Two story brick Of
seven rooms, 10 Hathaway street, Inquire
al 81 Barr street. H9-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
At STEVENS Book Store will
be found all the new Books,
latest styles of Ladies' Note Pa
pers, Children's Books, and a
fine variety of articles suitable
for Holiday Presents, 80 West
Fourth street, (next door to st.
Paul's). Open Evenings.
de21-5t, ,Th, ,F&Th,F&S.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

nor PENTHOUSE The store and dwell
ing pext to the Grand Hotel, on Fourth ST.
Apply to WM. GALWAY, 36 Main street.
sA-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

TOR sALE-DRUG SrORE-Near the city,
II on reasonable terms; good opening for
small capital. For particulars address .. Il.
GADY, 1,26l Eastern avenue. 29-5t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

TNOR Five rooms, fronting
G on alley in rear of 45I Court street. APP
ply at 81 Mound. 29-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

THOR RENT-COTTAGE-O four rooms on
10 George street; $l4 80; water free. z. W
FARRIS, 200 West SixGn street. 29-5t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The House
met and adjourned until Tomorrow; no
quorum present.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29
FOR RENT--ROOMS.

LNOR RENT-ROOMS-F rooms for
Il gentlemen. at &6 Plum street, first door
south OF seventh.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT BUILDING - With power
Address 81 Lock street. % at
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

TNOR SALE - FARM - Good farm of 97T
E acres, situated 1k miles from Williams
burg, in ClermOnt County. Farm In goou
oruer. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for any one dssirinV it TO get a good
home. Address Is. Is. s., Star office, 23O Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy2 ,d&jv27w-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

TOR RENT - ROOMS - Three nice rooms
T and kitchen, on first floor, at Alb Plum st.,
In good condition. Apply at 474 Central ave-
Nun O7-Rt
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

TTOR SALE-FARM-0f 106 acres in Camp
10 bell County, Kentucky; or will trade. Adj
dress Lock box 455. Newport, Ky. 2s4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

NNI AETED HORSES TO BOARD - For
w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For information apply to y. l.. STAHL. at
Shook & McNicolp5 stable, southwest corner
Of Fifth and Sycamore. no5-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

LNOR RENT-ROOMS-A complete "iat"
in of five rooms, with all modern convenIen-
ces; will be for rent On first Of the month, at
the northeast corner of Seventh and John SITS.
2T-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

~WANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth st. jyl6-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

LNOR RRENT-LAND-l2O acres pine and oak
i land three miles from railroad, in Rey-
nOlds County, Missouri; bargain Address
CAL BIDLACK, Union City, Ind. 2S-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

TOR RENT ROOMS - Two elegant, large
H front rooms, on first floor, suitable for a
denti t. insurance office, or other business pur-
poses, at Isl West sixth street; rent low; ref
ereuces reuuire,t. 27-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

NNTANTED-PART start boot and
w shoe store in one Of the best towns in
Kentucky, with l,0JO: must be sober, with best
Of reference: young man preferred. Address
l.. NicholasyiIIe Ky. 26 At
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

from Falmouth, Ky on the Foster Land
ing Road, adjoining the Double Cabins; good
tobacco farm, good houses and outbuildings;
price, So, ,UOJ cash. Address Il. W. HAWKINS,
Attorney, Newport, Ky. 29-6t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-29

TNOR SALE - LAND 40 acres, well i'm
proved, " mile from the o. u NJ IL. r., 60
miles from Cincinnati. o. Will take SIS per
acre. Address GEO, w. HUNTER, Versailles,
Ripley County, Indiana; Post office Box "a.
29-5t
, 1876-12-06
9nldnNi(dle Dspe(Aen.

% innipe9, Wtanitoba, 3. Oe5br.
Se6aae6n SddnOer uno IA Snbioncr
Itno al 8Gite Sbuos9tiper Den 8l0ttern
erle9en. 3pil6en bort uno @imli, eine
Strede pon 80 Mcilen 1T fem 9ous.
in wel6em li6 ni6t cine etfronfte per=
ion be inoet. Sn Gimli lieaen iibet
100 9erlonen barnitber, uno % Itarber
0os 8orrat6s6aus Der &e9ierun9 1T in
elm 0oipitnl ueruanoelt woroen. NQc
8atienten werOen in ooiIelbe 9ebradl
uno lire 8pAnun9en Derbrannt. Sn
0ol9e Ser ftren9en 0uoruntdne i'll
in Waniiobo nod feline ein5i9e Grfrans
flung por9efaQen,
Cleveland, 8, 3. 9e3br. Gin
Tabr5eu9, wabrIdeinli6 Der 9@ooner
Sale" DON erie, I6eiterte 9eitern in Der
Ndbe BON Gairport; Die Gaiiitc uno 5luei
Softer lino an oas llfer geI6wtmmt
iporoen. 0er cine &offer mar init 6rau
enfleioern 9eiiQt. Nuf einem Der an
oas ltfer gef9wemmten @egeni1dnoe mar
mar oerltame g. 9. Sale" 9eiAriebsn.
MIan 9laubt, oab bic Monni6aft umse-
tommen 1T.
Netp.O 8. 3. 9eSbr. Scr
9ampfer DIARY" Gi9ent6um Der nMtor
gen 2inie" lief am 9onneyit00 Nlorqen
auf Ser 6obrt Dan Mor9on GltD mad
etacm tcyanil@cn 9ufcn ouf Der Aren-
Jas Barre Ieit uno wur0e in flr5cr Bel
BON Der Sronoun9 s%crtriimmcyt. @ca
6abrieu9 nebt Cargo 1T total pcrlorcu.
Der 9erIalt beIdnft li6 aui $4,000.
Sic M0nnl0aft wuroe gerettet.
ct 9ouis, 8, 9e5. Cine grobc
finfit6fjqe, aus 8adHenn crbout.
Mible, Gigcnt6um Der yg8ooo & Wtauoe
Drifting Comp" Itiir5te 9tgCn 5ll0r &C.
tern Nu0m.ittos init einem iurhtoortn
Gra@e 5uiammen. 0ie Mal6ineyic
mar i'm @an9e, ous Gas mar on9esiin.
bet uno Elm srobcr, bis sur @ciB9lib-
6ibe 9tbciSter OIen befano 1i9 in Dem
@ebauoe, unO oenno0 Qeriet6el Die
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8rono. @ier Yerlonen b~eIonocn Iif
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icooN wuroe feiner Oerislbcn bcoenflid
ucrlebt. Sic MoiNjnerie fpitcte $45,
600. Ser 5otoIueyluit 1T nod ul6t
ermiitcIt,
, 1876-12-06
GnrOg ai)he uO0ti0teu.

Speper. Sier bate man an9enom4
uen, Die Staotaemetn0e Garl5rube
miirOe, in Nnbetra1t oe8 gerGumiQen
RbeinbaIcn8 5n Warau, ~ Dem BRO.
itfte elmer Observation-Disclosures spiiGen
SpeDer uno Wtannbeim Die Oano bies
ten, I'M eueneueu bic Gdiifinbrt bis
Wf0rau iortleBcn 5u f6nneu. Der Stabts
ratb bon @arl8rubc 1T ieOOh Der Wtcis
nun9. cine ta9liAe DampiibiIiiabrt aui
Dem Obcrr6eln weroe nod Den 9cm0Af
ten Griabrumgeu OOA teinen Grioll Dls
ben lnO bat ocBbaib Die 8ctbcIlIsung
al benz llnternebmcn abgelebnt.
Die Gumme Ser bis iret fir 0a8
pfal3ilde Ounltbotcutift geleileteu
Yeitrd9e belaaft lib luuI Nmt8blatt ali
27,052 %. 80 Yi.
DurA oa8 Budget ser 10. 6inan,,
perloOe wuroe our llntcrltitsuu9 prOtc.
ltantii1er GuItu5baut II in Der Bial3
fir le Elm 9abr Der clben Die 9ummc
BON $500 SO. jur @criiiguug gc(tcut
unO all nu1benunnte @~emeinOeI usrs
tbcilt: Seimtir1en 300 DC, 2uomi So
winftl 200 &c., @rnlpciler 200 M}
&lcinfarIbah $50 3d., 8irfweller 200
&c., @retben 800 IR., @roBlteinbauicu
800 Wt., MalSbeim 200 d., Siiler
800 M., Somburg $50 Wt., 8i0tr8s
beim 300 Dr., @roBtarlba@ 100 AR.,
9m8ba6 800 lR.. NlOriA. elm 200 Dr.,
Gppltein 800 &c., Stelnbah POO SO.
4lien3 $50 Wt., @0dliu9en 500 DO.
ct. Sultan 500 Dr..
SliirnOers. 9n 6olge GintaOun8
SeS 8lr9ermeiiterS b. Snomtr ueriums
melten lid) an 30. Ottober I'M Sleun98s
laale OeS 0fatbbaule8 cine 9nsabl Dir.
ger, nm liber oIe Grri9tnng zines 6fTcnt
li3en Seit9emaBcn SaOe8 in 8erat6uno
81 treten. Die Serlammlun9 6el0loB
Die GrIallu IN zines &Onfurren5ausihrei,
benS, nobel al8 erlte %r3mie Der 0cs
tra9 Uon 1000 W., ais ;luttte 1000
%. uno ais brittle 500 Wf. felgeleet lit.
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dpilAm Dem ueu n SAnlb0ule in Der
WfarienuorltaOt unO Dem linten YeQnies
uftr auacrleben. Or &oiteruufuano
loa Den Betra9 bon 100000 %. nid)t
iibcrltclgcn, oa8 @ebdNOe nit no lid.
lter Giniadlbert 9er9elttQt AnO t0uult0t
Die Gtnrl6tun ell Oe5 AftltubQOeS in
QannQOer bcriidlhtiJt weroen.
Wtit Cube oeS MonotS Scptembcr
1876 belh(oR Die pop &r9mers&lcttim'
, 1876-12-06

f%isiel(en No1ridten aus Dem 9iitritte
Sbolopore f0nncn in Dem einsigen Sot
5uiammengefoBt werOen r&ein Gegen,
feline Grnte, Die Gage beg @oltts unper-
dnoert!" Su BEN 9iitrittsn Gurnool,
GubOopab uno 8eGneD in Maoraa
berridt 9rnBe Noib. Sn 9ombog berr
l@en before Nusidten, Obglejh oic
G6olera aus9ebro6en 1T uno li1 aus
breitet,
, 1876-12-06
Die TntEl1t.


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Sa6esAnitalt, "a StGnton Str, Rem gorf, 9ebeilt
poroen. nnter ben @ebetlten ~beiitoen it6 otele
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t9 BON auberen 8doern ooour9, bab ie brett auf
bic &rantbeit etnpirten, l1do ben franten Stoif enta
@lernet. IN pet9er Torm er aud sum @ori6eir
tomme. Sic iiuo Elm Werbrennung5z ODER @uSl6eiz
Oun9Sz9roceB Der Sranfbcitsitofe. Seber aranfe
miro BEL Der InpCuoun9 bteIer &ur f~o5uiagen Ietn
et9ener MrSt, gSe1n Semono burd bteie 8Goer 9es
betlt it, 10 tit er ptrtlt9 uno rabital 9ebetlt, lp6bs
renb mad Der bisberi9en 6cilmet6o6e bic Mtttel
8epD9nltd geiSbrlt3er limb ais bic SrantbeitieIbf,
nno ii9 otters ~ son6es Seer ieeunOarer Sranf'
betten e~initslt:
Obslet6 bte Gvybaber aGe &rantbeiten, innerli5
lno duBerli6, t|urtreu, 70 iino bod bic Wirfungen
BET i~ol9enben Srantbetten, b~elonoers penn fe IT'D
nod in aerten3 3 uitanbe b%efinoer, 9anS auberoroente
It'd; 6tebet, ielbit @erpens uno &ppbusfeber,
peroen lebr l9nel, 9ep6bHii9 nit Ia 8dOern,
b%eiOnOsr5 bet junqen eeutsn u. tn erite9 StaStum,
| 9eip6buli6 let9t furirt, @aietIudt, Gbeus
iratiSnttts peroen oft lebr. i3nea. 8ebeilt;
ebenlo @n9en> lno Standardization, iowte ale
lDpbtIttiid)e &rantbetten In ieoem @rabe. get
aubereu Rrautbetten, 8tanotputroett, 0es
faltpi!rett, Scropbeltt &C. lit bic SStrtung etne
pI6bltde II. it@tbore. 9tar Elm 8ob tit binrei4enb,
nm Neoen pom Der gStrtlln9 gu hbfrSell9en. VIA
9ettfrebS uno BITE iogenarnte &atts ooer
Snoferrubr (etne bis ieBt unbei(bore 6rantbeit)
murben 9ebeitt. BET lesterer Sr0ntbeit 9eben rs
@ro3eut bes .3uferfoitcs nit ieSem Babe Surb ben
1 urin ab.
l Dte 8aoes un6 Gtune9mes8ulucr werSen mad
4 iebem Qtos i'm 9auoe p%eriOnot, Der RretS bes
4 8aoes9ulpers 1T 81. Der bes Ginne6me : 0ulpers
4 81. W{on lafe ltd cine 8toibire iber BITE 9obfR
W Snslti9er oSer oenti9er Spra4e f3ifen.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Str. CBox 1901
Nep 9ort.
, 1876-12-06
0trsinia Staats<Od5eGTe
taoltd terausssaesen son
9obn y. H.
90. s: 3nolfte Stra6e.
Ut i6 ), y a
anhferiotiprS /. Nreife.

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l.. e,I~ Sc 90
80 wor,te SO 50
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qretic her Wujet9en:
Gin Sauare, eth Nal ~ %
Gin eaudre, ,wet Wtal 80.
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Sin Sauare, cine 9aede 99NN01
Gin gaudrs, etaen Wtpnds ~
Gin Sanare, bret Mpnate low
tyrBe.re gn,stpen werr en- niger bersbnet.
Hdbtpter peniper 3ei-rb4ssa slaea Sqaarf,
aue Mnaeiaen Fnb tint gpraus sa sattet.
Die 3ettuna NIB IN Hi1mOne uab itt'
ssaenb son ben 3rGsera far IS Gents per
Nche auSeetraeen.
, 1876-12-06
Wref,e her Muteigen:
neufte telfgr. pepe(0en.
Ser Griea i'm Orient.

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9epel6e aus Cara melbet, bab Die mir
Bitten su @unien Der Montenesriner bic
@affen er9riffcn baben, unb boB Der Se-
fe6l getrefs Gntfsruun9 Der tirtiIdsr
Sruppsu ous jener @e9eno wieesrufer
pproen 1T.
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tori in @lbanien 5uiol9e bat Der oortl9(
ruili59e &oniul Ieine Nr9iue ein9epodI
uno ii6 bereit gemo6t, i'm Safe zines
&rieges iofort abaureilen.
@aris, 4. Se5. Cine SpeSialOepc=
l6e Der .Gitofette" aug ct, 4etersburq
siebt an, bop bic ruiIil4e &e9iernny q
OO0,O 900 Batronsn in Den Ser. SIoatcr
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treien ernitli6e @orbereitun9en fir ben
beporItebcnben &f. 3u g8iooin
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ben itarfe S9anoen auT9ewOrfen uno
nit Nrtillerie perieben. Sic Tnlen be-
treiben cbenFols ibre 8orbcreitun9cn
fir Den Telo5u9 nit G~mli9teit. Sic
Sruppen, ipel9e in Der um9c9enO Don
&i6eneif itanoen, ~iOlIten bis sum 6. So
sember l6la9fertls on Dem Yrntb ite
BEN"
2onoon, 4. 9es. Serbien un1
Montene9co boben biplomutilde I9en-
ten na6 ct. 9etersbur9 9eihidt, UNI
W%norbnunsen iiber Die Cooperation Der
beiben Md6te nit GuBlano i'm Safe
zines arieges al t%rcifen, Sen, Sl6er-
nojeIi lit eberfals mad 81. Yetcrsbur9
unterue9s.
Montsneerp lit i'm Stanbe, $4,000
DAM ms Selo gu lte0en, uno lOl cine
Gublioie BON $4,000 &ubeln b.n Gub=
Lamb erDulten.
Sic mobili]irtcn &egimentcr Der rul-
1il6en Mrmee wer0en raid na9 Dem Sii
ben seldidt.
Sn Der lebten SdIite biele8 Monots
perben 100000 Mann bercit Ite6en, Den
9rutb gu iiberi0reiten.
9ie Yforte iol Elm Girtular on Sen
Tiriten @uttidafOif 9ei6idt baben, oei-
fen SnbaIt mr. serin9e Soifnun9 auI
Grbaltung oes Srierens bietet.
9ie tii,fil9e Ge9ierung wenoct ollc
ibr gu Gebpte itebenOen Mittel on, nm
Die @rie9en unO Mrmenier gu elmer Sc
monltration 81 @unlten Der YiOrte 81
belpegen.
2onoon, 5. Ge5. 8einabe ldmmt
li6e tiirfil6e Srupper iinO aus 8osnicu
unO Del S~erScsowina e%ctfernt wOroen,
ba Die Yforte li6 I'M Safe Deg &rleges
Der geiebuns oieier 9rouin5en burA oft.
rei6ii@e Sruppcn niGt 81 wieoerieben
beabli6tist. Oeltrei6 loq Die Seiebung
Der Ydiie in Siebenbiir9en uno Der
Itoloau ongeoronet baben, lobalo ruI'i.
Idle Sruppen in Die Mtoloau einriiden.
Gin Pariler Correspondent Der .Simes"
mill pilcn, oaB Elm preuBii6er OfftSier
BON Dnbem Gan9e mad &%umdnien qs>
i6idt weroen ,uiro, UNI Die Operotronen
Ger oorti9en Nrmeen gu leiten.
, 1876-12-06
Snnien.

Sa0iea.
Gale uttu, 8, @cs, 9ie Iebten Of
, 1876-12-06
SpnnIen.

Maorib, 4. Se6. M}ari6aG Goa-
6a ueriudte in Der Sibuno oes Senots
Die Nubloligfeit Der cubonii0eu 9lnle bt
oariule9en; er oppOnlrte 9e9en Die 9th.
ienoun9 elmer 10 9rOben 6lottenma@t.
I'm 5000 Snlur9enten Su bdnOigsn, CAB
ieoo@ Su, oOb bic Ansrottun9 oie;er Su.
lnr9enten we9en ibrer glrt Der &rie8ss
fabrun9 Ie0r i6wieri9 lei. Ser Mini-
iter oes Ncubcrn CAB Dem Mari6aa 3u
oerlteben, Dap Der 9cbtere ois BON inn
9emadten Seripre3ungen, ol8 er gum
Obcrbefeblsbaber Der Sruppen in Gub0
ernonnt wuroe, nldt 9cbulteu babe.
, 1876-12-06

MB THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STAATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-12-06

6abrifi0ute bierielbF lbr febcstes
9djulIa3r. Sim Sage ser Nnfnabme
batt,n lij IS neue uno 20 S9iler,
weIbe Die Sd)ule iAon I'M 8oriabre
b%elud)ten, 9sneloet, 10 oaB Die S@ule
SO S1tler bate.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-11-10
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD !!

The Great Trunk Line and Fast Mail Route
Venient. and economical way Of reaching
Philadelphia and this great Exhibition from
all sections Of sne cou1tTy. rs trains 70 and
Centennial Depot, which the Company have
erected at the main entrance 20 the Exhibit
sengers who wish to stop at or start from the
numerous large hotels contiguous to this Sta
ton and the Exhibition . convenience Of the
greatest value 20 yIsitoB, and Afforded eXclu-
siyely By tie Pennsylvania Raiirosd, which
is the only line running direct TO the Centen-
nial buildings Excursion trains viii also
stop at the Enc4mpment Of the Patrons Of
HusbaHdry, at Elm Station on this road.
The Pennsylvania Railroad IL the Grandest
Rsliwsy Orgaolza..2sn, u "a me Eosld. It CON
ing continuous lines 70 Philadelphia. New
York, Baltimore and W ashingsOn, over which
from Chicago, st. Louis. louisville. Cincin-
natl. Indianei1olis, Columbus. Toledo. CleFe-
land and Erie, without change:
Its main line Is laid with double and third
tracks Of heavy steel rails upon Q. deep bed
Of broken stone ballast, AID its bridges are
all Of iron or stone. It's passenger trains are
comfort and safety, and are run at faster
speed for greater distances than the trains q
laryeIy inereasea It's equipment for Centea-
NAL travel, and will be prepared 20 build In
its own shops locomotives and passenger ea[s
at short notice sufficient to fully accommodate
any extra demand. The uaeqnalied resources
at theeommaBd Of the Command Of the Gem
gsny guarantee the nos. perfect aseommSas:
The MsgHfdcent Scenery for which the
Pennsy kaiIrSad : % !nssy SsasDrs ..S
way an eyeF-ehangiEg panorama OF river.
mountain. and landseaps views uneqnaiied
The Ealing Stations on this Line are M
surpassed. Meals VIII be furnished at suits
bic hours and ample tlEne allowed for enjoy
-Exeursion tickets. at reduced rates, viii