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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10
6mteS 3eimett.

Die beretts mitgetDetlte S~el6luBnaD1ne
beS republtfantl6en StaatsconbentS bon
YenniDlbanien iiber bic golitit 6es 8rGii>
oenten lit in 10 fern Elm erfreu lt9es j3etben
Ser 3ett, alS ite benefit, pelden Salt DieIe
auf griinbli6e 8erlD6nltng Snti6en gtor6
un6 Glib 9eri6tete 8Dlttif inn 6er3en ocs
8plfes bat.
No6 bot t~pentgen @o9en batten Sic 3eiz
tungsorgare Der Gamerons etl1e Dur6aus
fet11Olt6e Saltung gegen bic 8oltttf bes
Erd1t0enten et1tgetontmen, lrn0 0aS @e>
rtngIte, mas fte bamals bonn Staatscon>
bent %berlangter, beltanb bartn, baB CT BEN
YrGitDenten 6aDes to6ti6tpeige, tpte e5 ser
republifanti6e StaatSconpent BON Sonia
getba1. 9a Die 8etbetltgurg an ben 0or>
tpa6len gum penniplnanii6en @onpe1t cine
GuBer1t geringe mar, 10 ftel es 6en @amez
rons nt6t i6per, benielben nit t6ren
WerfSeugen 81 fiuen. Bie unuml6rGntt
tie au6 btelen @onbent be6erri9ten, 6as
setgte it6 bel Der Qltfiteuung Der &anbt6a>
ten fir Ste IN Der beDorfteben6en
@abl 81 beieBenben StaatsGmter;
benin Elm 8inf bon 9onal6 Cameron
g~eniigte, TIM bic NteOerIage bon ioIden
8eperbern b%erbet5ufi6ren, tpelde SEN Gaz
merons nt9t genebm tparen, uno ielbft Der
GtntluB DeS bo9gea9tetelt @otberneur
6artranft fonnte ge9en fe nt6ts ausri6>
ten; man ipeiste ben 0ouDert1eur nit elmer
Belobung leineS mann6after 8enebmens
DGbren0 Der llnrlben ab, l9lug aber feline
Saltbiooten, obglet6 ite better tparen als
bic @ameron'i6en. SIN elmer iol6en Ser
lammlung pGre nur eit Wtnf 9pn Game
ron's n0tbig geDeie1t, I'M ieben gertro1=
ensbei6lub fir ben Brdiiberten unm0gli6
81 MAIDEN; aber Der iiingere Cameron, Der
Die 8erlammlung i'm Nuftrage oes Qtlten
l@ettete, geitattete g%11dot9ft Die 8eantragung
unb Qtnnabne etneS lol6en 8ei1luneS.
9tt6t Die T6otia6e Der Qnnabme 6es
8eidluiies bur6 cine 1olGe Oienerz8erz
iammlung lit etn erfreuItbes 3ei6en Der
3ett. SaS quite 3et6en beitebt bteImebr
BARN, oaB ielbit 10 i6laue ltn6 geIdtdte
9rabt3ieber tpte Sic @amerons 6ie Str0z
m1ltng Der 0ffentlt6en Wteinung srt @unz
iten Der Politif bes Rrdiibentet biel gu
fart un6 mG9tie ftnoen, aIs baB fte es fir
bortbetlbaft balten tpirben, berielben ld1z
ger 3u tpiberiteben.
gttemanb fennt aber Bic Dffentlibe Mei>
nung in BenniDloanten, tpte ite ft6 inter
BEN GoltSmaIien ielbit, nt@t BLOB unter
ben golttifern ausiprtbt, 10 eenau tpie bic
@amerons, Die allentbalben inn @taate ibre
Sablb0rner baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10

i6affen ma6te. @n6lt6 Ieate ft6 Serr
gef gum S9lafen nieber, ndbbem er es
beridumt bate, bas S6IoB ser flei1en
SDure, fpel9e BON ieinem Ge1na6 in bas
Der Wfoore tHDrtes 5t lnterlu6en; er bate
es tdtnlt9 als lelb1tberitGnoIi9 betra6tet,
oaB Die SbIr beri6lofen lei. 8eim Grz
na9en bertniBte CT ieine gol6ene llbr un6
Sette tint @elammttDert6e bon unaefG6r
$40. ST lteB it6 aber nidts merfen,
lt1tter1 u6te ie6O6 gang in Ser Sttue bas be-
1agte S6loB, fanb 6aiiel6e offen un6 fpuste
nun, tper letne ubr un6 Settle geitobIen.
Sobnlo 8e6 mad Stem gorf 3uriidaez
febrt mar, bena6rt6ttgte ct BEN Staats=
Qntpalt bon Dem 9tebita6G un6 iebte aus
%etnanoer, oaB Ntemano Qlnoers ais Sore
un0 Die W}oore Die 0tebe ieten f0nnten.
@ebetmpoIt3titen tpurben 6ieien 8eioen auf
Die SG6rte gel6tdt. Dim 4. September gez
lang IS btelen Yolt3titelt, Der Waoore un6
oes Sore, tpelder, nit elmer grpBen Gent
peren5reoe betpaft1et, ebenfalls mad Stem
gorf auriidgefebrt mar, babbaft 3u perben.
Sn Sores Sai6en fanO ft6 inter 2tnbez
rem Elm BfanoSetteL betreffs elmer lt0r un6
elmer Settle; 6iele Sa6en tpurben aus Dem
betr. Yfanobauie gebOlt un0 Ser Ref err
%"tSt'|e w 1Dltl lell Vl9eNIDuIl.
gor Dem 8oliSeigeri6te muBte Sore ein=
gelteben, baB er in Der 9fa6t bes Oiebitabls
I'M S6tfts3immer6en Der Wioore getpeien;
6en 9tebitabl iudtc er aber gang auf Die
Netbsper1on 81 l6teber, bod befannte er,
Dap er Die geitoblenen Sa9en in's 8fan6z
bGuS 9etrdgen unO it6 in 6as pom 8fano=
bdtsler erbalte1e @el6 nit Der Woore ae=
t6eilt babe. Der FoIi3eiri6ter nabm nit
9te6t an, boB @!oA minbeitens 10 iduIbtq
let tpte Die Wfoore rnb i6ifte 8etbe, in GrS
manqelang bon 8irsi9aft, mad SEN
GombS.
ObigeS lit Der @run6, aus meI6em 8ru>
Der Sore leine ongetiitOigtcn Semperensz
llno Grtuedungsz 9te6en in gtep gorf por=
erit nt6t balten iptrb.
9ieier@ore lit unter BEN oielen amerifaz
nii6en t6eu6lern elmer Ser tpi6erli6lten.
0enu pGbren6 Ietn 0ffentlides @etperbe
baS zines @ntbaltiamfeitsz uno Sr6mmig=
teits : Brebtgers lit, mar er I'M @e6etmen
Der v0outs" elmer 8u6loirne un6 etn gana
gemeiner S9let90ieb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10
ShierS.

Die 9euti6en baben tpentg @rltn6,
Tim Den alten 3biers 81 trauern. Our6
feline gelbtdte Des GoniulatS uno erite1
&aiierrei65 tpur6e er Ser 6aupter3teber beS
fran5oiti6en @6aupiltismus. Qus fransDz
iii6er Wfiniiter fanatifirte er i'm Sabre
1910 Sic 6ransoien fir vg8ieoereroberung
oes gan3en ltnfen NbetnuferS". Oils er I'M
Sabre 1870 nit groBem Notwithstanding
gegen ben &rieg nit 0eutl6lano lpra6
nnb ittmmte, 9ei6ab bies nur oesbolb,
ipetl tbm iein tlarer Geritanb lagte, oaB
Sranfrei6 fiir bieien &rteg nt6t geritltet
let; aber geraoe er bate 3ubor Die 9te9te9
rullg Napoleons bes 9ritten alf's befttglte
6ofitr 9etabelt, baB ie vSabopa ltllo bic
Grrt6tnug bes NorObeutl9en 8unoes"
ntdt perbtnbert bate, 9
Qo@ fir ietne @an6en an 0euti6Lan6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10
N5ochcnfltche Sl(iaois Sfaafs-Beifnne.

biBte er ba6urd, 6aB CT, ber8etpetbrdlt6e>
ret Der brutaliten pom eriteu Napnlepn Sur
3ett letner @lorte ACKNOWLEDGMENT Srteoens>
l6llilie, Ben Srteben5pertrag nit Seutl6>
LAMB abi6lteBen muBte, Der 6ranfrei0
letne 5tpet Derrli6lten Yrobtnsen foitete.
Nl6 fir Die 9egen 0euti6lan0 geri6tete
gSutb, tpDmit ct emit OiellmtDanollu1g BON
FartS in cine rieiigc Seitrug bepirfte,
mllBte ct 8ube tbun; benn nt6t nur ia6
CT Dieie Seitung bon Sen 0eutl6en erpbert,
lon0ern glet6 barauf mlBte ct lelbit etnen
9r0Bltden &a1npf beginner, I'M biele Sc
itlIltg unter Stromen bon Sirrgerblut Der
Commune 3t entreiben.
Die Serbienite, bic CT, Der alte Wfonar>
6t1t ltnO 9ieutr Ser Orleans, ais republt>
fantl6er Geripalter Sratfret6s it6 in ben
S1bren 1871 rno '72 ertparb, nurben gum
She'll Derbunfelt bur6 Sic ipilbe Ga6gier,
nit Der ct gegen Die beitegten &Gmpfer Der
Commune miit6ete.
9aS NeuBere bes merftplirbtgen
WfanteS, Dem es bel6ieben tpar, bis in let1
N0t5t9iteS SQDr i6ter cine MeltrDue 81
ipielen, bat bieier Stole tpentg entipro9en.
SbterS laD aus tpte cine fomtl6e Stgur BON
@utt0per6a. Ser lG6erli6e Ginbruf
tpuroe nod 9efteigert bur@ ben Nn3ug 6es
tlet1en WanneS. Gr trug etnen bis an Die
Serien ret6enben i6tpar3en God, stpei rice
itge 8aterm0rber, auf Der groBen l6arfgez
l6nttteten Jtaie cine ungebeure 6ornbrtle
lno gleid iiber bieler cine bobe breittrdm>
ptge Nngltr06re.
Nllf Der &ebnerbiiDne beriingte ft9 ser
olte SEER in eritau1lt@er Metie, ietne flu
gen 9(ugen leuhteten aus Der 8rille berz
Dor, icine 6G1tbe maren in beitdnbigeL 8e=
ipeQlt1g. Omar bate CT cine biinne unb
freiidenbe Stimme, aber bur6 ieinen
iiberaus gefduigen uu6 Iebbaften 8ortrag
f~eilelte CT bic 60rer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10
Gr0SO SOtIe.

Our6 Sen SOB 6es Gra5D 6Orie lit Gbt@
cago nm cine ~groBarttge Senlatton 9etom@
men. @eneral5 lieutenant S6ert6an bate
nGmli6 benz Sen. @ropt bereits tele9ra7
pbirt, er ioue Sen beriibmten Siours 6Gupt1
lima, falls es beIien 8unbe 9eitatte, als
@efonaenen unter Ab0rtger 8eoedutg na9
benz 6auptquartier Il @bicagO i6tden, un0
10 tpir6e man @elegenbeit gebabt baben,
bier BEN SauptbeIben bonn 0ittle 8ig Corn,
einen Ser tapferften un6 gel6idteiten Sn7
bianer> &rieger aQer 3eiten, perionlt9 su
ieben. SHERIDAN tpollte bann ben 8ebOrz
BEN in @aibin9ton bprl6lagen, graSD
6orle na6 ct. Ql9uittne in Sloriba bers
bringen 81 ~laiien, I'M i'm bort, fern bon
ieiner 8anOe, in militGril6er @efan9en,
i9aft felt gu balten. ~l1ebri9ens lift Der Sc
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-10
Mefpr,,t nit ttmterbred1unae,t.

Ser ettpas b0Smdulige Marquis BON
Gultine bat gelogt: v0ie 8erfaHung STUFF
LAMBS lit Die Qlustnberri6aft, gemilbert
6ur6 ben MorD." gteueidt bari man,
in Anlebnuns an 6teles 8ort, au9 bas
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-09-01
Ellis.
Correspondence Of the star.l

Correspondence Of the Starl
While our little town IL very quiet. and
business little dull. it affords US some
DR.. Gochaneuers drug store building is
nearing completion. and will be ready for
occupancy by the first of next month.
GOldsOll & Co. are packing M their stock
and will soon be ready to bid Ellis folks
adieu; the old song is played out with
them. and getting somewhat thin with
many others, that several large herds
in Ellis.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-09-01

the tainted. whose very souls were stepped
IN immortality, and who have generally
died with their boots on. ''Boot-Hilp is
the somewhat singular title applied TO
the burial place of the class just mem
toned. The other is no. designated by
any particular title. but is supposed TO
contain the bodies Of those VINO died with
clean sheet on their bed-the soul in
this case is d secondary consideration.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-09-01

Lloyd Shinn. OF the Dodge City Tunes
was in town Monday. Lloyd says it does
him good to visit moral town once in
while. Lloyd sell ont and come to a
moral town to live.-fLarned Press.
Your lemonade is TOO thin.-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-09-01

The following item is going the rounds
While Joe Waters was making hu-
morOus speech at a picnic near Topeka
the other day. in the midst of thrilling
passage the loud braying of donkey near
by disturbed him. But Joe was equal to
the occasion, and promptly shouted:
One as time"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-09-01

We acknowledge a pleasant. call yester-
day from Mr. Lloyd Shinn. editor of the
Dodge City Times. The Times is wide
awake. newsy sheet, and one of our most
valuable exchanges. Pueblo Chiestain.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-09-01
For the TrMEs.l
SEA-BOUND.
by s. J. II.

Bound DER the dark, dark pillows.
For land hey ond the tide.
The frailest plank to bear me.
One ray of light to guide.
The nearest, dearest treasures
In eagerness are grasped.
But hands grown weak and weary
Hath long since been unclasped.
The waves roll DER nay treasures
As they sink into the deep.
But the bright ray that gleameth
Doth help my yigils keep.
Ger the dark wave it shineth.
And down IN depths afar
1t opens a light pathway
To where my treasures are.
And quickly they re borne upward
Like mists DER ocean flung,
And in my hearts dark sorrow
This white-winged faith hath sprung.
That lie who holds the waters
In peace, at his command,
VIII save from wreck my vessel
And bring me 10 that land
That land of Beulah, brighter
And iairer than the day
That hath been seen afar CT
By Faiths bright cheering ray.
That land OF earth flown treasures
From its dark depths up borne,
From death to lie eternal.
From night to brightest morn.
'Ierle, August 18th, ls11.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-09-01
NOTICE.

L.. 5. LAND OPFICE,
LARsEp. KAN, July ). Is77.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by John ). Hawkins against Lewis Z. Pope for
bsndt ning his timber culture entry, No. 325,
dated March lSth, 1ss6, upon the :. Z. Ia
section -, township Is south, range q west, in
fori county, Kansas. with view TO the can
collation. OF said entry: the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear AZ this Office on the
i7ih day of september, Isl, at 10 O'Clock, A,
NJ, 10 respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment.
N4-4wj Z. A. MORRIS, REGISTER.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-09-01
THE TINES JOB OFFICE

Is NUW PKEPAKED IUFRINI ALL MINDS
i OF posters. cards. letter heads, bill heads,
shipping tags. envelope cards, circulars and
blanks. IN the latest and most attractive STYLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Berlin OBJ. Kennedy, Liverpool via
steamer Baltic tBr), jennings Liverpool via Queens
steamer Victoria fBD. Young, Giasgow-Henderson
Bros. - 49, ~.., -
eamer John Middleton tsr). Robson. syria c'recce)
Steamer City OF Austin. Chester. Fernandina via Port
Steamer wyancso, Couch. Norfolk, va-old Dominion
Steamer Triplet Davis Wilmington. Del-Abisl Abbott.
Steamer Beverly, Wallace. Philadelphia james Hand.
Ship Forest King tBr), Holmes Liverpool-C Ber-
Ship Ellen Austin. Grimm London-irinnsll, Minturn
bark Agnes CNor,. Foss, Liverpool-Lonis Tetens.
BARK Toni CAus). Cattarnieh, Gloucester. E-John
Bark MANN Cichero dtaD Razzctto, sliso-socovich
Bark A,facsud (Aus, Nasso. Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark Vera DER, Lubke Cork or Falmouth for orders
B"rl Stanley Wor. Uroldsen, Cork Falmouth for
bark jupiter (Ger) Jachens Bremen-Theodore Ruger.
Bark President Won sumensh"l tder' soh"rpns. Ant
bark Mozart Nor, sibrsthson, BilbaoU Tobias Co.
Bark L'Aioa utal' scarpati. Algers Afriea'-Lauro.
Storey Scarpati.
brig Tubal Cain. Stone. Marseillcs-Jamcs Henry.
Brig David Bugbec, Showers. Genoa-Carver3 BHrnes
schr Clifford Bragdon, Port Spain, Trindad-lIowlsnd 4
schr Mary Helen, Jeilisen. AntauaMillsr Houshton
Sshr Maggie Todd, Norwood. Aquin--Jed Frye Co.
Scarf u Hsllock. Mouic. - Au ustine- Warren Ray
schr uienwood, HaIlock. Dirhton. Racxett 4 Bro.
Sehr Marietta Miller, Harttord-uco Blair son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24

vessel badly strained but she msds water survey
properly 20 Examine the s,srbosd side hulk hired
Tor go day take the while the vessel Was rsps
Ing.
BARK FRAsxoyonrE dtan.. at Seville Ncy from New
70 s s Sos s.s
Yor ssnnS q Ss s,.. no" tho
BARK AGRA ofLiverpoo from shedac for Barrow before
reported ashore Cape Taverss and and sold
and the then towed to Pictou
sAsE Bsows Toyt Er1ssh Oct and sS Sss
With heavy crs: sea- ship qaan.s. q ~;
iore and an washing two OF the crew overheard and
Bank JANIS BxAzLxr tBr, from New York. at Liverpool
Nov had asess r.. swept aud cargo Of gram supposed
BARK EDEN M from Mon.sss e eS.Isss sl NS,
dsss "sss IN s.s. Oct
BARK Snow QUEEN tBr, from Montreal, at Bristol. Z.
Nov 0. lost spars. &C. on the passage.
fore reported in collision below Hampton Roads has been
repaired Norfolk cargo reloaded aud proceeded TO oes
BARK WOODLANDS Br, before reported esrsened at Ks
S. sna PHI ana on
BARk ToxAsIso sp) from rsscagoals 70. ahsSs re-
manned a. aysns sl' had TO discharge
BARK ELwoop CoorER has been sold at Antwerp for
g.. 500 and has gone under the German flag.
csss Sss to Ss
p". 81 SseH load 4" timber had
being aoat the 10th and again take ON her deck load
Som IxruLsx tBr,. from Belize Hon fcr New York.
18th inst.
Sem ANGLER Bcsse, from warcham. put into Now Lon
den 10th. with loss Of anchors and part OF sails.
% int. -, On ?%esa.y Ds.:s
away an rail broken
Sony FsSp ALs which pas into ~,S S; *.
dock Nov 10 took out the and is shipping new ono
scnn SCOTSMAN tsr,. from Poole via Weymouth for
Nov 8 with pump chokcd.
HALIFAX Nov 2s--schr Rsheca Anne. Of North Sydney;
for tn sport went ashore on sunday night she 'osa
FAYA Oct 2o-rig Tarfa Brown, Cadz for Gloucester.
Mass SALT. has put in to replace pumps She does not
PonrsxourH. u, Nov 81. PM-Over 400 coasters and
other vessels weather bound IN Hampton Road. today
strong rain storm prevails TO night
.PHILADELruIA Nov 2S-captain Hodgdon. OF the schr
from ron Gc. p oh
with the feet water adanserous obstruction
to vessels sailing up or down the coast.
SHIELDS Nov Ozark Marco (tai,, Arena. from Ant
New York In ballast has put into tho Tyne with
pumps choscd
from St hssns sound reports ths wreck
"dn ma e nm BAR IN four ana
water, Ccmbahes Bank lighthouse bearing NV. This
snIrBurLDIScAt sttapoisett the work has
building tho ship Of Msssrs Clifford Cummings. Of
from their yard =. ka:. Boston new Ssss e about
and 4 x !.
isuncnsd from ii. Quincy She is owned BY
A hs s .9s Ropes .Hs $50 built By Mr.
Porter Ksan 9anSy stuck the way. 2ist She I; in.
s 'ss
p. rG1 .sG siss s
1903 feet long % feot beam ieet iowor hold and feet
ss sn: ~ Of s
and Captain px Of r0 arr R.s snS w na
is AIT tons, carpenters measurement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24

Captain Schwensen, OF the steamer Pommerania. from
Havre and Captain Munro. OF the steamer Devonia
from Glasgow. have thanks for special meteorological
observations with the HERALD weather
service.
STEAMER CONSOLATION tBr). from Annoy for New York.
before reported hAvn grounded In Suex Roads had to
discharge part OF her cargo 10 get of.
STEAMER CRY PEKISG. At San Francisco 22d, from
China and brought 1900 tons OF for New
York, including 600 cases silk worm eggs
STEAMER srRArnrIY--1he cargo Of steamer Strathtay
DID, before reported wrecked In tho Gulf 81 st lawrence
insured at the following compancs aeiAc. OF New
ern. Toronto. $500 Mercantile Mutual, Now York.
$1,000: Boston Marine Underwriters $1,000; Transat
latic Of Hamburg $4,000; Orient. New York, Sls,5oo
sBrr MILTON twhae, Of Now Bedford which arrived 1t
Honolulu Oct ~ sprung leak Ia tho Arctic by coming In
with piece OF Ice which struck about six feet
ship leaking $4,000 strokes in "a hours Sept 70 after
getting clear Of the Ice succeeded IN partially stopping tho
OF June to get permit 10 Whale in the ocSoss Sea- bus
could not get It IS there authority to give It,
sHIr iupsos Sor, from Three Rivers at Liverpool Nov
8, lost deck load on the passage
SHIP ALBfxA Do from Quebec Greeuock Nov o, had
part Of decs load and bulwarxs carried away.
BARK EPAxISosDAs tBr) from Quebec for Bristol (be.
foro reportcd abandoned October in lat ~ long
Experienced strong 81 gale sSip sSorn ns heavily WY ana
Shipping large quantities Of water Oct - in LAT about 40
Ing round TO NV when had Increased next morninx
hurricane. whom tho vessel sprung Leak tho water
Un q nH s o To ice. per
over her and the vessel filed with fell
her ends but aiterward righted
were taken OF BY the ana Cox Hastings which stayed
by the until morning intending destroy ~,
but at daylight The weather was too rough boat
out Wrcckagc all around and the vessel appa.
rcntly breaking IN.
BARK UKRAINE, Mecher, from Troon for Matanzss which
hurricane In lat So In which she lost main and mx-
zcn mss the tops With all her side Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
A WRECKED CREW RESCUED.

The steamship England, W. H. Thompson, COM
mander oftne National inc arrived at this port last
evening She left Liverpool tho 7th OF this month.
Tho vessel encountered heavy gales and seas for sew.
eral days The following Is portion OF the log-"At
two P. NJ OF tho 10Th sighted vessel TO the south
west showing distress signals reported to Captain
Thompson who Immediately bore down to her Upon
getting close, observed signal Tying, 4 am sinking
Rounded the ships head 10 sea TO avoid i5e heavy
rolling, and under orders oil Captain Thompson sue.
ccssuy launched tho starboard liteDoat and sent Il
toward tho distressed ship in charge OF Mr. A. d.
Hadey, chief officer, with crew OF nine
hands. When within hailing distance sho
proved to bo the bark Kwasnd, OF and
for Swansea. from Bells Cove, Newfoundland.
with cargo Of copper ore mainmast and mizzen-
topmsst gone and in sinking condition asked
tho Captain II no wished TO abandon herr He replied
that he did, and that his crew were completely OK
haustcd, having been ncessanty AZ Inc pumps night
and day. Tor tho last eleven days. Owing to the
heavy sea we could not with safety 20 close along
SIDE We managed, however, 10 get Sufficiently close
that they enabled 10 jump into the hcboAt rom
the rail OF ther> vessel, tho Captain being tho
last TO this. After getting well clear observed
q man still on board Thc fiicDoat by this time
80 heavily loaded that 1t impossible 70 20 along
side again. We pulled we could with
safety under tho STERN and the man jumping over
board was picked up The rescued crew. all told,
were twelve number. BY hafpast four p. NJ all
were safely board tho England Most OF tho rescued
crew werc suffering With swecd feet and logs ana
several wero much bruised about the body
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER.
SENTENCE OF ONE YEARS IMPRISONMENT
FOR KILLING A MAN.

A SENTENCE OF ONE YEARS IMPRISONMENT
FOR KILLING MAN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, H. l., Nov. %, 1877
In the Court OF Common Pleas to-day Judge Durfoo
eentenced Darius Manchester to years. imprson
ment in the State Prison for killing Philip Durlce in
the town OF Tiverton, March 30, 1877 II appeared
from the evidence that Manchester acted IN sefde-
fence and that Durfce after insulting him repeatedly
attempted to corner him. Manchester then
stabbed him with a largo knife With which he was
about 10 KIN somc hogs. Tho deceased was engaged
70 assist him. Tho wound proved fatal and Mao-
quilted him, their verdict being ''ustinable
homicide" the case, however, was pre-
scented to tho Grand Jury, and Manchester was
testimony on tho part of the defence the question
raised to tho Court whether testimony could be
put in as TO the violent character OF the
deceased. After discussion the Court ruled
1t out as inadmesiolc and exceptions
taken by tho deisnce. Tho deceased bore very
bad character being great bully, and was univer-
and the prisoner. VINO prior 10 this alteration stood
well IN the community, was ably defended.
TIM TESTIMONY
Captain Joseph Church, prominent and wealthy
citizen, testified thai he saw Durcc alter he
stabbed and about TO be taken home, him az
terward at home ana remained with him TIL
ne died He expressed great regret that the affair
had happened and SAID, sRum did IT," and that he
was sorry t occurred; SAID there was no pre-
vious trouble between him and Manchester,
and he was sorry for the prisoner. The
acted malicousy, that he had ample opportunity
20 gct out Of the way OF Durfce
GUILTY.
The Court reviewed tho evidence and the law and
said hc verdict must SIMPLY be guilty or not guilty"
Alter being out two hours the jury brought In YER
dict OF guilty. with a accommodation Tor mercy"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
SWEET TOOTHED BURGLARS.

Last evening the police Of the Fourth street station
williamsburg were notified that Mrs. 0'Connors
fcctonory store. No 232 North Fifth street, Williams
burg, had been entered by burglars who. after
sackng the place. destroyed what they could not carry
away. Officer Cloughor detailed to investigate the
case Examining the emses he found that tho
had been torcod and the locks OF the inner
opened by false keys From ono OF the neighbors he
ascertained that three young girls had been seen
proving about the place These girls he traced 10
club house on North Second street, They had
been there treating their male frends to the
goodies they had stolen. Tho officer, continuing
his Search succeeded In arrcstng two Of the girls
who gave their names Nettie Smith and Maggie
O'Neli, aged sixteen years. At later hour he ar
rested tho other girl as she came from Smiths
liauor store, when she SAID tho officer
she had been taking o parting drink be-
fore she would "sKip" This girl described
herself as Katie Braiy, nged nineteen. She 10 we'll
known to the police Though lame, It 10 said but fcw
policemen could catch her II she got reasonable start
of them IN q chase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
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