davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-06-29

JERUSALEM cannot be regarded as an
important manufacturing center, IN
asmuch as its leading Industry Is olive
wood carving. The chief MANUFACTURES
of souvenirs recently informed a CORES
pondent of the London Times that ne
could not find employment for his work-
men; the market was overstOcked and the
number of pilgrims very small. Inc
German colonists are increasing In num-
Der and influence. In Jerusalem tney
have opened the ruins of the grea'
hospice of the Knights of St. john
They have established colony at CailA,
at the foot of Mount Carmel, and nave
organized a service of small carriages
from Jaffa to Jerusalem. They are als1
constructing a carriage way from CsrmS'
to Nazareth.
, 1877-06-29

BE industrious, no matter in what
sphere you move, or what your calling.
1t does not require argument to prove its
utility. There is as much difference be-
tween industry and idleness as there is
between light and darkness, or between
honey and vinegar. Industry leads on to
labor and labor to wealth; whereas idle
ness glides into laziness, and it creates
want and misery. The sluRgard lies sbed
in the morning, whilst his industrious
neighbor is up by times plying his hands
and thoughts on something useful and
ornamental, and is constantly on the
lookout for some lucrative or honorable
object. He soon attracts the attention of
respectable persons, and should there be
anything TO be done, every one knows
the individual who could or would do it.
By his industry he has become easy in
bis circumstances and is growing rich,
and is always cheerful, pleasant and
obliging.
, 1877-06-29

THE cultivation of peanuts appears y
be on the increase in those States "ne.o
this plant succeeds best. The crop ~
North Carolina, Virginia and TenneSsssS
for 1916 is reported to have reacneS
nearly 100000 bushels, and it promlsss
to be still larger for 1S76-77. F. FLoL
these statistics we may safely concluoSf y
that there is either large quantity !.
peanut oil made, or good many Peanu''
eaten by somebody.
, 1877-06-29

BASEBALL is reaching the perfection
of high art. In game between the
HarVsrds and Msnchesters, last week,
there were twenty-four innings without
either side gaining run. At this rste
the game must soon become extinct. 1t
will reach the point which DR.. Johnson
wished might be attained by the fashion
able music of his time-it will become
so difficult as to be impossible.
, 1877-06-29

EVEN garters of the popular colors are
now made. A pair costing 500 francs, in
cluded in an imported trosseau, consisted
of a ruche of Alencon lace, fastened with
crystal buckles, and studded with pink
and straw -colOred bows.
, 1877-06-29

THIS kicking and pounding of wives
is getting too common in New England
and New York. If you don't like your
wife there are plenty Of steamers running
70 Europe.
, 1877-06-29

Coop MANAeEMENT.-If a man has a
capable and industrious wife, it is aston
ishing how well he can live on a small
income. Some men live better on fifteen
dollars a week than their neighbors do on
twenty-five. The man does his part we'll
enough in the latter case, but his wife is
good for nothing. She will even upbraid
her husband for not living in as good
style as her neighbor, while the fault is
entirely her own. His neighbor has q
neat, capable and industrious wife, and
that makes the difference. So look out,
young men, before you go into matri-
mony. 1t is lottery in which most men
can only buy one ticket, and if that turns
out a blank, there whole life had better
be q blank, too. Luckily, no one need
go into the wSdded state with his eyes
closed, as in the case of lotteries, and we
judge all who are sensible enough to use
their optics may blame themselves if
they do not draw prizes.
, 1877-06-29
Strange Case of Insanity.

The New York Times of the 22d has
the following in regard to a maniac who
was dragged to the Tombs, after a bard
struggle with the police. His name is
Martin Higgins. He bought, on the 21st,
an interest In a small Yankee notion con-
cern on Chatham street, betraying no
striking traits during the several days of
negotiation. Saturday evening, in COM
pany with several at his new shop, he
suddenly exhibited a large number of
bills, varying in value from $40 to $500.
He then began to preach, offering his au-
ditors $40, then 800, then 81 900 each
to hear him for an hour. They were sin
ners. He was their savior. One of them
tried to leave the room, but he had locked.
the door. Two others attempted to go,
and the maniac raved. He could save all
but one, but that one must be damned,
and he sprang across the counter for some
knives. They grappled with him and
calmed him. 1t was late and the light
went out. He hastily collected the waste
paper and lighted it, drew forth his
pocket-book and began throwing the
bills into the flames, burning several
hundred dollars. His associates then
bound him and gave him over to the po-
lice. Over $1,000 we're found on his per-
son, and his companions say that they
took bank books from him representing
from $4,000 to 100000. He is said to
have made vast amount of money at
sugar raising in the South, but he has re-
Gently lived in Brooklyn. There is some
thing mysterious about last nights ac-
tions, and the police hold the theory that
he was robbed of a much larger amount
than was found on him.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-07

ernce Nrbett 3u tbun bat, rrenr es me-
ben zen antern Natfcntn einen ebrens
pollen &ana etnnebnaen utu. Dae In
ben italtenilhen Gt6pten bet transit
lhe @etft norberrfdt unb bae bic loses
rannten @ebflceten fat pbne Nuss
nabme bic frdn35fl@e S@ule bur&ses
ma6t baben. III bstannt. 1crie aud
niGt In Abrece 9eRslt ipirb, baB bic
3taIiener NIT Den Grunsoien lympatbts
tren uno fih NIT ben Deutl@en nt&t
re&t befuwnben. Wenn r,unBranfret1
in Golse Der sesenwdrtisen 8swssuns
NIT Der WcnarGte unb ben Monar6is
fen tntl6isosn brt&t unD bic Gubne Der
psmotratilden 3sputlif fte9en ldet, 70
mtste Das 45nfBret@ Staltsn gang ans
GERS bsfteit 1etn. rpsn1 60 BON benz re-
publttanil6en WeQenl@laee tn Granf>
REID nt&t beriibrt treroer fcute. @tr
ilno Gberseuet pas 0tctor Emmanuel
BON Der Musi&t auf cine BON @ams
BETA esleitete franj6Glde 8eprbltf uus
slst& mebr beunrubtst wiro, alS burd
ote NefauratiOnspldne, welde BEN
NarfAau Wuc Wabpn susel&risben
reroerl.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-07
Der Eels Der Rir&e. rlnlere Batter bas
Ben Oefnen 0pro6nnern unerlhitters

Der Gels Der Str&e. llnlere Batter bas
Ben Detnen @~Orsdneern uneri@dtters
li6e Ereue bepabrt-wtr molten ni&t
entarten unb ntGt lafen pom ben beb>
rem @efnnuneen unlerer 8dter. Uni
baruui aeloben mir Dir, 6etltefter 8a.
tel, ON beuttsen Sage Dor allen pieies
Cine, bas 8etlptel unierer Batter na&s
auabmen uno nie ausueeben, rab unler
0anb, unler Bolt bonn Gelien8runce Der
Stride 9etrennt unb lcseerifei trerbe.
WSeen anbere 0Slfer G@ rGbmen tbrer
Snoutrie unb ibres 8ei&tbums-mtr
lsBsn unieren @ei@tbun1, unferen 2ubm
partn, pae b.r betliee fatbcltl@e @luube
tn unIsrsm font arnet1 2anoe beir
sar3en 0Olfe nod rein uno unSerlsbrt
erbaIten blsibt. Nbsr sS 1T Sir, bei>
lieffer 0ater, ntdt unbefannt, psl&e
StIrme ldon felt lanaem auf unS sins
b,tneer, in rretGer 8eordnsuie mir
uns bsfinoen. 6tnsfwOrfen gu Deinsn
6dben bitten MIR Did baber tnfdnois,
Du pouef aud tir uns uno un1er
@olt Define 6dnDe erbeben su jenem
eSttlt9sn 9ersen Seiu, Dem unler eano
i6on Ianse sewsibt 1T. Se9ne allo
uns, lesue pas san;e 8Olt auf oaB mir
purG Deinen apcfOIiiden Segen &C.
ftdrtt aud In 3utunft NIT unerl@dtters
It@em Mutbe Die Sdla1ten bes perm
III ldlaeen oerm6Beu.
Deiner beiItstett o~emItbtsf ersebsne
S6bne Die TirOler Qanptass- NbseOrbs
aeteu.
Snnsbrud, cen 3. 9uni, 1877.
unter cen nielen 9el6enten, i@rsibt
pas 8osener 8plfSblatt, Die tit pielsn
Eassu bic etebe fatbOItl6er 6ersen aus
aQen Ebeilen Der Delt 3u ben Gieen
Plus TX. ~ntebsrleet bGrfte wpbl elm
ala in tbrer Dirt etne Spenpe res Bolts
psretnS BON Eirpl letn, Swar ntht on
Wertb, oter zines arnen Nlpenlanbss
e6te 9abe, ndmliG Elm Straue frtlGer
bIibenDsr Wlpent!umen. Die wetb1u
Sterne ses gcelweiBss uno pas @elb
pes @pblperleib btloeten bic pdpflt6en.
poS @pelnaB uno baS feuertse Gotb
Der MIpsnrolen bic ttrolil@en Tarben,
DoS WalpneretbmeinntGt btIoete etaeu
innretGen u~ebereane swti@en bstpen.
Den Sttel bes Straubes btloete BIZ
0ursel zines NebfOdes. an ben uferu
Der Gtl6 sepu@len. Nuf ben breiten
reieen S@Ietfen Des Strauees fam
eine WtDmuns III lotetntl6sr SpraGe,
Cine Deputattuu BON ieds Wdnnsru
In Naticnaltra9t iiberrstdte oieles
berrIt6e BOUQUET Dem !. Batter, Der oas
@eldenf bod erfreut entSesenBencm.
uten bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-07
Sic 6eimbe bcs NapifeS in
Jtalien.

SO tpar SorauS auieben, bas oteGefnpe
BEG paptes ibrem Merger uber letn 8i
ldofss Subildum uno pte 6u!Otgunseu,
ote ibm Die ptleerldaaren aus Der bals
ben Welt ealbraAten, In Hom Cuff
ma6en wurOen. bod geaeben MIR esrn,
CAP pir auf erDBere Scancale gefuBt
Daren. 3upem sefalteten t@ ote ans
Iiflericalen 8DItsperlammlunsen su>
elei6 in reputltfauilhe. 90 pie an,
81. Wat TIM NpoIos Ibeater, Dem sr5Bs
ten Nom'S, oas BIG auf Den leBten
plag esfiut mar. als Rebner tratsn
Die NeDacteure Der republttautlhen
5ournale ~Dapsre" unD "&apitale."
Der frana61l&e Gommuntf 9sOp uno
Der NbgeorDnete 8optO auE Ger zen
Dapf ben sruesn @OIpfl6n nonrte.
Der Npplaus tpar enclOs lowOM tsi
oen Snpeettpsn eesen pas Dapatbum
als bet pen 5teben auf Das npOlittlbs
p%rtpilegium," womtt Die @Onar&ie ges
netnt mar. 3uleBt wurpe cine bo6t6s
nsnpe EaseeorDnung nit defamation
aneenommen unD mon 9ine rubtg mad
pauIe.
I'm 3. Stunt, an, Gefe oes Statute
| C9erfaGune) ma6te Oictcr Emmanuel
cas- sanse 6eap,Osramm pinftli6 nit.
Mm gtsnp rpurbe ieoO@ auf Der pias;a
1Ol0nna BON Der %usrlammelten 8olfss
malIe pte @altbalpts6 9mne Yerlanat
pte @apele lptelte fie, bic Na6e ftulmte
aus BOILER Brut Elm unD marl9irte
Damn auf ben Qutrinal, no fie pte Ee,
publif leben lief, aber an psn aufsstsus
ten BerlaSliert abpraIts. Nf&t better
sins IS tbr, als fe f& ouf NicOteTa's
WCbnuns i'm pala3aOB rasdt suwdlste.
NatlrIt& sing 60 MOT Cbne SO!bfns
a5Be unp anpere BET Auaiafen ee>
w5bnIi9e 3ueaten ab. gfctOr gms
manuel ftebt iOl@e Seenen iGwerlt@ 70
elet6giltts an als feline tr~ansalptnt,
lhen breunce penn fe fino immerbtn
| SymptoHe elmer anti : monar1tl9eu
| @ab.uns In Der 0Olfsma6e uuO uu 70
DeUeuiunssSouer, ais paS Niniferium
| Dspretiss Wieotera bereits BON Der 6f>
fentliGen Weinuns aufSessben TT ano
Don Der dueerfen 3infen bstdmpft miro.
Die iunse @enerattOn 9taItens, fast
elm iber pie Sufdnce Dec SanosS ourG
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-07
Sic Narteten In 86bmem.

Die 0orsdnse In 85bmsn nebmsn
INNER mebr oas ausemetne SntersHe in
Anfprub, uno spar NIT Nsdt, % Die
ele6il6e SppOfttOn Eisber als Der
Mtttelpuntt Ger san3en f5psraIthilden
partet in Seferret@ enlt, une btsle
Yartet UNI 70 mebr an Uepeutun9 per.
Iteren mue, ie mebr ote Spaltunsen I'm
cse@ti@en Eager ;unsbmeu. Die Sour
male Der GerfaGansspartet fOlsen Oenn
aud NIT f@tli6em gebasen cen elm
ssluen Staoien pes Sample, Der spis
lGen benz fatbolilGen NDel 8Dbmens
uno ben altcBeGtG6sn 8ldttern ents
brannt TT, uno weiren fid f6rmlt6 OH
Den rpben AusfdQsn Der altcss1NGen
"pclittt" sessn ibre bisberisen aoeltsen
@arteissncGen.
I'm pte gartei-8 erbdItntfIe tnnsrbalb
Der DECENTRALIZATION Sppuftton in 95bs
men genau 81 fennset@nsn, balten mir
es niat fit ~aberFllts, barauf binsu
wetien, pab pte cse6tI@e Oppoftton
Ycr ieber In bret G%raettonen eeipalten
mar. Die etne war bic pom @rafen
@lamsN arttntB eelettete faatsreGtIt@e
OppcfttOn pes rstGbesdterten fatbelt-
iben NpelS, Die anbere bts conlerpattps
rationale Der MItcseGen unter Or. Nies
ger, uno Die brittle Die bulTti6snatio>
mole Der Sunsc3edsn untsr D.. Slap-
tOwSfy. Die 2eBteren tparen BON lez
Der radical uno a~rranstrten auidbrlt1,
bic pie YOlijet btnDernD Da3mif@sntrat,
gum Anoenten an ben %,nattonolen Nes
Formation" Sobannss 6ue GsaliGfeiten
uno ptlssr;ise na6 @OnfanS fowie
fe aud dberoQ eort, no c~onfelFoneue
6rasen our 8si&Iuefu6une sslaneten,
lOwUbl i'm Sanotase ole In BEN Sc
meinpe , 8e~rtrftunaen een erlremfen
RaptcaIismus Sur Shau trusen, uno
btertn nibt lelten pte Deutl6s yiteralsn
lbe EiseItsn. Die iOsenannten con
ferpattns nationalen MlteSsGsn caoeeen
traten bisber nett fIdser auE tnbsm fe,
um BET Cen Wablsn Der Banoeseenol,
leni1aft pes 4cels unp Rlerus ni6i
eatbsbren 3u mtilen, In rein tir<Gen
8raseu m5sli&it Obisettp bltetsn, unp
baeur@ ben S@etn Detbreite!en, aus
usber3eusune cOnleruuttu 3u isin. I'm
adblt9e Nale mubten mir es tn ben TO-
MISREPRESENTATION 8ldttern lslen,
oae Elm eOn~ieruatiues Nseime nur pann
in OeferretA mbalt1 unD fiber 3u ers
wartsu lst wsnn pte c3e9il&s OppOf.
ton CUR 5erti@aft 9elanee, unb jeber
5weifsl an ben conierDattuen @etnn
unsrn Der alte5s1tlGsn DOIitifer waree
als etne 8eIlsumpuue Der bSbmil@en
Nation 9sbranomartt.
0tr tpt1en Swil6en benz cIe&tl&en
0Olfe unp leinen Gibrern 8arlS wcbl 3u
unterl1etpen. Das 0olf III, win;tee
ausnabmen obBers6net our@ unr
pur@ fatboltlt sefinnt; bic BIbrsr
aber fnb SGlauFbpfe unD wueten nit
tbrer fatbolifben Masfe pas arelple
@oIf ~ t6peln, unc isIbf Der cssGtl1e
Rlerus errpartsts pom ben gIte3eGen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-07

Die Geter beS @eburtstaess Nius'
TX, an ben, er bas sc 3ebensiabr be-
eanr, Seranlaete Oie nnita GattOItca ~
elmer Aufsdbluns Ger @dpfs, wel&e efn
bpbes alter erretdten. Der Dapf
NsutbOr mar 1903 Sabre alt, als ct an,
81. Stunt 678 ben ). Stubl befiea.
Ct rseierte aber nur pier Sabre. Der
papf @Ismens II. mar f@on bu&bs@
jubrt, ols er I'm Sabre 1046 gum pups
iie srwdtIt purre. DO& rsstsrte sr
nur neun Wpnate is Sage. Gr
bate letn 5~0iGbriseS Garoinolss Subj
laum 9efeiert, wel&es plus TX, wenu
ibn @Ott Der Ttr@e erbdIt, an, ia. De-
3eu1ber 1890 beseben rutre. Der WopH
geIafus H.. elm ebrwirbteer @reis
eessn 80 Sabre alt, resierte aber nu,
Elm Sobr pier Sage. G5leffn III,
war IS Sabre alt, als ct papf lpurpe
unD resierte febeu Sabre. @reaor TX,
mar So Sabre alt, aIs er papf tpurpe
uno reeserte IA Sabre fdnf Monate
@rsSUr XII. mar 70 Sabre alt, als 6,
9apf Uurre, unO rssierte ssbn Sabre
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-07

Bel Der Mupten3 Der ItroIer In Rom
wuroe Dem papfe Die na6febsnpe Nps
rsGe iberrei@t.
.5eiltsfer 8ater On pielsm bod
feterli@en Sage, 100 mir pie grinneruna
an bic uebernabme Defines 6trtenauz
tes freupts beeebsu. seretdt IS uus, BIZ
wtr pom wettaus SrDBten Ibetle bee
1trOIer @OIfes su ieinsn 0srtreisrn tn
Santiago 9ewdbIt flnb, 3nr arSsteu
Grtuoe, pab mir Dir. 5siltsifsr Batter,
bic @ldds uno Sesensplnlde nl6i
1ur BON ein3eInsn periDnen, louceru
unisres 8clfes purbrtnsen tSnnen,
Ntmmt ia untsr allen ;Iinselsgenbeitsn.
cersn S&uB urs bas DOlf eana be-
lotlosrs aufsetrasen. eeraee Der Dol, ben
Watsrn srerbte fatbOltl1e 8laubs ben
etlttr' YlaB ein. ~Dislsr @laubs," paa
mar Der ausortdliGe Dunl9 nnlsrel
Wabler, "lVa BON eu@ rein uno gam
Irs unr uniern Rtnbern bewabrt unit
erbalten rpsrcen !" unD 70 brinst cenr
pte WtalOrttat Der &anetaessA besptp,
tlstet bon Gtrol an ben, beutisen Zas'
Dtr, 9stltsftsr 0ater, tbre unb bee
WOltss WanlAe freucts enteesen. 5u.
8lst@ NIT unierm 8oIte rufen mir Dt,
Su: "Du parf Detner 0eerbe Elm eu'
ter 1trt Dir fOlsen MIR > f6nntef
Du fe lsben. Detlisfter 8ater. bic Geuer
tselHe an Deinem Gbrentase awf IN:
Tern GelienlptBen bremen unc psit bin'
eth lsuaten ms 3anp f; eth 3eiGer
Der Treupe unp Der 2tete icaen- tie VI
len ietn-iO nil IS nas @cIt BON ct
rpl. So, tbeusr fnb uns unlsre bet
n1atblt1en neutrality-suspicious. NOD
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-07

aues Getl fir bic STRIDE. Nuetn uus
rpar 60 pom auem Nnfanee an flat, ca6
Der Yrotefant paldfy, Der Democrat
o.. 3feger, Der rabtate Streil&owsfY,
ote unterlGteDlt&en cse&il@sn NbpOtas
ten unb Yrofeforen rlur cine glrt pom
@afenrube batten etntreten IaGen uno
NIT tbren literalsn pldnsn lofort sur
6anb lein pGrpen, penn fe etn Wal
aur 6errlGaft iiber Ssferrei6 berufen
lein 1outen. GO isbr MIR aud pie am
tipdpflt&en DemUnirattonsn Der alt,
cseGil&en parieisenCfen perabi&euen,
70 freuen mir uns bennod. caB enbli&
Elm Mal Slarbeit in bic t5bmt1aen
partst. gerbdltntGe eebra&t unb Der
unnatlrItde Bunp ssrri6en rurce, ben
per fatbolil&e unb co%nierpattpe Nrel
8Sbneus nit ben altcjedtlden Ganas
tifsrn aei@lORen bate. Cine Snttmts
tat swti&en unslei&artiesn Glementen
TT fir bic QdnBe Der 3stt unm5sItb,
unp aud @ompromtfe iberIeeen ith,
rpena Die 0eranla6une rpeefdqt. Das
ptro fi9 aud in S5bmen balp aIs
ri6tis erpetlen.
0orl6ufs BADEN Der b6bmtfHe Apel
unb Slerus ben altcse6en anldbli1
Der Disqualification Mere1s Der cSe6is
l@en eanctasssA bseOrpnetsn an Aflas
toG bic Greunpldaft sstlnbtst. Dee
Dtptsfes. rpelden BAG Baterlanp asaen
pisle Mprel1s uer6fentltdte, baben MIR
bereits aepa@t, uno au6 BET Der pra>
ger Xattpltfen . 8eriammlune. melGe
sur Gsier bes fanf3tsidbrissn BilaOfss
SubtIdums pes pdpfes YeranRalte,
wuroe, ertldrte @ruf 6anns 9epebu,
untsr firmii@sr 3uftmmune, tae be
RealtFruns Der panilauiftlden naters
lanpsfetnoltdsn 8etrebunsen pas
@rab Der mebr als toulenpidbrfeeu
@e11t1te Bbbmens bepeuten wirpe,
uno paB IN pteler Rt6tune Der iberR'
8ee liese, B5bmen aIs btfortl6>polis
tilhe S~npiDibualitGt aus Der 8slt A.
1haffeu. Der auf ctele @Orte fOleenD'
9stfausfurm beweist, oas Der talbolt.
l@e Nauoss>8 eretn fir B5bmen DOR
stnsr tnntsen autons NIT Den Altcbe:
den ntGts mebr rpillen nil. Dapurd
1T pte e3eGtl@e SppOftiOn unbeilba,
ssipalten uuo pOlitti6 loot seruOrpen
uno mas bic peuti6 sliberale Staats'
tunf mad Dem @~runcIaBs: 9rennI
uno berrl6e! btsber perseblt@ an:
trebte, bat ii& BON le.ba unb naturse:
mdS nOQ ,osen. So stbt fOrtan nu'
mebr ete1tlde SppUftionss TractiOnen
pie fi6 feinDIt1 seseuiberfebeu, abe
feline etnbettli6e 3ielbewuete uno all
SrYfauilattonspunft fir elet@artie
&lemente bienenoe b6bmtl6e SppoR
ttOn. Damtt ftnD Dem GSperaltsmu1
tie Wurseln leiner Grtfen3 uno bOf
nunssn entsosen. unp es 1T nur meb
eius 0rase Der 3stt, paB aud Die c3e@t
lden 8srtreter Bbbmens cen parla
msntarilden 8pspsrl6aften ibte Srdft
wipmen, UNI auf Dem semetnlamen go
Oen Der 8srfaHune TIRE Baal6e su
OsItun9 gu brtneen.
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Sic Nertreter Ser Nrefe BET
MinS TX.

Nus Hpm wtro bon, 10. Stunt be-
rtGtt:
.5sute un, bic WittnsSfunce mar ete
arpee Mubien3 Der @ertretsr Der fatbclts
I&en preGe bein, b. Batter anbsraumt ;
,u terleIben Datter ft& 9esen $50
SOurnoItfen alsr 9dncer TN @onffO-
rial aaIe etasefunosu. Der papR
erl&ien, untseben BON ben @arbindlen
Isoutni Oreelta, 9epO@Owstf, Sacs
cont 8anbt, Stmecnf, 8OrrCmec,
Neca uno WarttneQE. Der @ra6tl@cf
pom Bologna ssrIas als DIRECTOR Der
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hamoIs rtstb i@ perfGtseenen perlcneu.
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mas fibrt, eybtttert es. So 1T Dice
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-07

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gen Werbaltens bon SeRereiG mag
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Dte wtrtIt6e SncOrpOratipn tirttlds
lartf@er prcvinsen In bas ruIGl1e
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rrerce.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-07

Gu: Meattt. z. Bonn falI6tn Vrppteten.
GUnntas. s. SuIt. Htlianus, Sti&pf.
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Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-11

Ills Trial For Eraud Endett-AN
Obstinate JuryMAn-BLlss Commit.
ted For IsiyNmy.

A dispatch to the EVERY EVENING AND
CoM'IERcIAh Monday, announced that
the jury i'll the case of JapleS A. Bliss and
his wife Christiana Hiss, who had been
on trial in the Criminal Court of Philadel-
nhia. on u charge of conspiracy TO aefrauL
hud failed to agree and were discharged.
Judge Briggs was on the bench when the
Jury came into the court and announced
that they could not agree. lie blantly
told them they should have agreed, and
went over the evidence, explaining thugs
which he thought had not been properly
explained before. He then told them 10
retire again, but the foreman said they
never could agree. "Well, gentlemen"
,lid the Judge, "you have Gel lain rights
which / am bound to respect. will dis
charge you, but wait minute. IT there
ever was guilty man who walked into
this court room, the defendant is guilty"
The Judge then instructed an officer of
the court to respectfully inform Magistrate
Smith that he handed over to him the
defendant, Bliss, and then formally re-
manded him to appear before the Magis-
trate, adding, Mrs. Bliss is under bail
to appear before same magistrate" The
Jury stood: For conviction, III for
leqnittai, !, the cne juror being James
Dundass, halter, No. 1921 Frnkford
road The other jurors say that Aundass
said ''If there eyer was q guilty man on
the face OF the earth, it il Hiss,
but will never send him to Jail on my
verdict" The jurors also soy that two OF
their number were approached, and that
money had been used to prevent q" ,o,v;o
''oH "' o-.ug discharged Bliss was
taken in charge by tipstaff Erickson, and
removed to the Office of Magistrate Smith,
on Seventh street, below Chestnut, where
he was held to answer the charge of
blgamy in marrying one Christiana Norton,
lie having wife living. The female
known as Mrs. Bliss No, 2, or Christiana
Norton, was held on the charge Of marry
ing the husband of Lucy Bliss. Mr.
Daniel P. Clough, brother of the original
and first Mrs. Bliss. was the prosecutor.
He resides in Boston. When Mr.. Heverin,
who. was to prosecute, arrived at the
magistrates office, he stated that the
prosecution were not ready to proceed,
and the hearing was adjourned until this
afternoon