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The Morning herald., 1877-01-13
THEsUN
1877.
NEW YORK.

1877. NEW YORK. 1877.
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of the substitution OF stateSmenship, wis
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THE HERALD.

I'm MonAue HERALD u pupnsneo
10y nornins. punaays excepssd) ana
aeliysred In NE city Of Wilmington and
su,reanding places for six cents Per week.
ravshle 70 the caxrien. Mail subscriptions
peeAaee ffSe, three dollars per annum IN
aAvansA
0pe. o'BYRNE = Co.. Publishers.
u s No. 500 Shipley Street.
Wilmington, Del.
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arrived at Paris. The Prince is now sew
euty-seven, and was ten years old at the
tiue OF the accession Of Napoleon rs
nominee. If
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VlIInangton, January -, 1917.

vanted-reliabls correspondents in every
vilIaSe In the state. to write the doings and
sayinss Of the people and the business pros
,neota and attractions Of their locality. the
sehoo,s. the churches, the farm operations
tha character Of the soil, and the advan-
fasss pessessed, to be the themes for their
a mmunications.
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I'M TRXA0 PACIFIC RAILROAD

from pIc8Sus 0PPo@AoeS 90"
xiyen to the Texas Pacific. The assist
arce will be 90 carefully. guarded as will
make the road proof against all monopoly.
Il will be in fact and truth great national
highway, with which any railroad may
connect on equal terms with the most
favored. A Southern route to the Pacific
ID National necessity as the present one'
is often impossible, and no man can tell
the day or hour from October to April,
that even with the aid Of snow sheds, travel
will be blocked beyond the power
Of man to remove the obstruction.
A correspondent Of the "Worla" says
the power of controlling the rates shall
be vested in Congress, so that no huge
monopoly or speculation can ever be
made upon these highways, which will
rive great facilities and great practical
economy to the public, and especially to
the Government, in connection with all
its military and other transportation
business. These lines will form connec-
tions with every road in the United
States now constructed, commencing with
lines to Galveston, connecting at New
Orleans with all the roads that centre
there; forming connections through Vicks-
burg and the system of roads that centre
there, across the cotton belt, and at Men,
phis with the lines through Chatta-
nooga and Virginia to Norfolk; and
also through Louisville and
the various lines that centre there,
forming connections with all the Atlantic
cities. 1t will also be observed that the
new lines of road to be constructed will
form connections with every Atlantic
port, commencing at Galveston and going
up through New Orleans, Mobile, sa-
vannah, Charleston, Norfolk, Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, to
Portland. Every. enc Of these ports will
be accessible from the waters of the Pa
cifc, by rail connection, on the csmple-
ton Of this system Of roads. In addition
to this, this system of roads will have
three different connections with St. Loui,
and the system centring there, forming
through connections via Cincinnati, via
Indianapolis and via Chicago, Detroit
Cleveland and Buffalo, to New York, and
Also, by the various Canadian systems
with the Northern Atlantic coast. 1t will
also form good connections via Kansas
City to Chicago and all Northwestern
points.
The aid given by the Federal Govern
ment to this line of road, and the safe
guards and conditions thrown around it
is Of such a character as stamps th'
mark of statesmanship, upon the Hous'
Committee on Pacific Railroads. The en-
terprise is intended specially to bene6
Southern States, and we bespeak for it I
help from our Representative in Congress
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construction i1

Railroad construction in 1875 was
fairly active. We have nearly completed
our annual record, which will appear
next week, and have figured up total Of
2,351 miles, which will probably be
somewhat increased when our informa-
tisn is all in. This is 62 per cent. more
than in 1875 and 16 per ce-it. more than
in 1874. 1t adds about 6 per cent. to the
mileage. of the country, bringing it up to
76,560 miles. This gives q mile Of road
to Just about 600 inhabitants. Railroad
Gazette.
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X HAIR RESTORER.
heads of hair, boards or moustaches to a
beautiful brown or black, in from one to
four applications. IL is fee from sulphur,
lead, acids, me curry. silver, or anything
Injurious to either hair or beard,
1T DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF:
Expressed to all parts on receipt Of one
dollar. or six bottles frr five dollars. At
the wholesale and retail depot, No. 8.6
Vine street, Philadelphia. de24-ly
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CEND Csc. to g. r. ROWELL IL co New
y York, for pamphlet Of 100 pages, contain.
Ing lists OF 1900 newspapers, and estimates
showing cost Of adverttsing, n.
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Easily digested by dyspeptic and weak
all that is necessary to nourish every part
part of the human body. After being thor.
oughly tested by gentlemen Of high reputa
tion in the medical profession. it was pro-
nounceu superior to any other preparation
febl7 gm WOOLRICH 4 co, NJ frs.
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A roof may be covered with very cheap
made 10 last from 70 to Is years: Old loofs
can be patched and coated, looking much
better. and lasting longer than new shin
giles without the slates for
One. Third he Cost OF Reshinglin0
The expense of stating new shingles is
only about the cost of simply laying them.
The paint is FIRE-PROOT against SPARKS on
flying embers, as may be easily tested Dy
any one.
IT STOPS EVERY LEAK.
and for tin or iron has no equal, as it ex
pands by heat, contracts by cold. and NEVER
CRACKS nor scales. Roofs coverea with Tar
sheathing Felt can be maae wa,ef,.igne o ~ ~
This slate Faint q i ls =, " curAp
Two gallons will cover a hundred square
feet of ghinsle roof, while on tin, iron, felt,
matched boards, or any smooth surface,
from two quarts to one gallon are required
to 100 suuave feet of surface, and although
the Paint has heavy body II Is easily ap
piled with brush.
No Tar is used in this Composlnon
therefore it neither cracks in Water. nor
on decayed shingles 1t fills up the holes
ana pores, and gives a new substan .ial ngn 100,
that will last for years. CURLED or WARPED
shingles it brings 70 their places, anu
kee ps them there. 1t fills up al! holes IN
Felt roofs, stops the leaks-and altnougn
slow dryer, rain does not elect IL q lew
hours after aRpying AS nearly ha :,se aai vP, Oh.
tain our GENUINE article, which Qor sn1n'
gle roofs)is
CHOCOLATE COLOR.
when first applied. changing in about 2
month to uniform slate color. and Is to all
intents and purposes SLATE. On
TIN ROOFS
our red color is usually preferred, as one
coat is equal to five of any ordinary paint
For
BRICK WALLS
our FRIGHT RED Is the only reliable Slate
Paint ever introduced that will e1ectually
prevent dampnesS from penetrating ana
discoIoring the plaster
These paints are also largely used on out
houses and fences, or az priming coat on
Our only colors are CHOCOLATE, RED,
BRIGHT RED, and ORANGE.
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.
Gallons, can and box S5@
20 haFf haH barrel $3.50
We have in stock, OF our own manufac-
tule e, roofing materials, etc at the follow
Ing low prices:
loo rolls extra Rubber Roofing at cents
per square foot. Or we will furnish Rubber
Roofing, Nails, Caps. and Slate paint for
an entire new roof, at ~ cents per square
foot.
2oo rolls 2-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at lA
cents per square foot.
5000 rolls 3-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at IN
cents per square foot.
200 rolls Tarred Sheathing, at Il cent per
square foot.
ready for use, on inside or outside work, at
81 per gallon.
Send for sample card Of colors. All Or
ders must be accompanied with the money
or satisfactory city references. No goods
shipped G. o. D., unless express charges are
guaranteed.
Sample orders solicited.
NY. SLATE PAINT COMPANY,
IG2 Il lOl MAIDEN LANE, New York
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aus oer S,tmoesbanptftaSt,
sos @ou,,,lat in sreu,e,,

9as Roninlat in Srenten.
gSa ibln9ton, II. Sull.-@apltafl so
iepb btloeSbeinler, Elm berpOrragenber oeitt=
iGher Siiraer bon 9toro= =Garoliua, miro mabr=
jdeinlid) sllm &oniul in Srenen ernannl
tperben. Seine @rnenllllug tpirb bon ben
einflnBreid)fteu Siirgeru ieineS Staates obne
llnterId)ieb Der Yartei iparm befiriuDrtet.
Ssabinetsfisuug.
SaS &abinet lpar bente nlr 5tpet Stunoen
lang in Sibung, urb Der 9roBte Sbell oieler
3eit mnrbe Der @rDrterling Der irlerifdni16eu
Ifiairen getpiomet Der ariegsiefretar perlaS
mebrere 9epel6en bes Generals Orb, in mel
cfsn berielbe bic Situation ain Hio @ranOe
ausfiibrli1 id)ilbert. Sa Die nlerifanii6e
Heqierung aIsbriiClid) periprOd)en bat, fer
mere &aubsiige nad) geras 5u uer6tnoern, 10
mirb Die guubeSregierung porldufig feline ipet=
teren MaBrsgeln treffen in Der @riuartung,
oab bic luerifaniife Hegierun9 in Stanoe
lein mirb, Die geleiteten gerlpre9ungen su
balteu. @eneral Orb Oriidt III ietnen Oepez
ld)en Die anIid)t aus, oaB Dies Der Sal lelu
miro.
Serner ipurbe bic Srage er6rtert, oh sNits
gleber Ses republifaniifen gtational=Sonite'S
in ben Serei6 Der fiir5lid) pom Brafoenten
erlaIIenen Srore fommen, fueld)e alien Suns
besbeanlten perbietet, iid on politil6en a9i=
tationen su betbeiligen. @S purbe entld)le-
ben, oab ale YunbeSbeanlten, ipelde suglei9
Dtitglieber heS republifanilheu gtational=So=
mites iino, bic cine ODER Die anoere Stelle
nieoerleaen mii1Ier. Sieier @nti6eibung gu
folae miiiIen Sr. Mc@ornid, SilfSiefretdr
oes S9atamts, 5r. Sillep, Poitneilter 81
ct. Souls, lImb perld)teoene an0ere Seanite
aus oem ertpGbnten Gomite austreten. = Die
uorqeidlaaene 9tebuftipn Der Seamten5abl
oes Nemz zyorter 3ollamts bilbete ebenfauS
cine 3eitlang ben @egenitanb Der Serbano=
lungen, obne OaB jeooh eiile @ntideiouns ge=
troffen mnrbe.
@rfranfan8 oes 8eneral Yrofuratprs Ybtl'
General 4rofllrator Bbiatp8, peld)er IN
4b,pelenheit oes HitbterS Oeuens ais @eueral=
8unbesannalt fungirte, erfraufte gelterll
abenb pl6sliG, unb ob9lei6 iId leln Seftn=
ben beute etiuas gebeiiert bat, mar er oennod)
nid)t i'm Stanoe, ieiuem Soften inl SnltiS-
oepartenlent por3uiteben.
Yermisdtes.
Ser Brdiibenf begt gegenlpdrti9 feline abs
iidt, ben @reenbrier gSbite= =Snlph phur=Sprln9s
einen 8siu1 abSuftatten, fpirb jeood mabr:
iheinlio) bem Yoitz@onuente beiiuobnell, mel.
der iid) ON 25. 3. Mt8. 81 Slo Boint=Gom;
fort, @a., perlamnlelt. 0elegationeH aus
alien grDberen Stdoten oes Siioens peroer
oil ben Serbanblnn9en S6eil nebmen.
Der &ourant= G0ntrnleur bat einen gert6
iber ben @ejbdftssufano Der Nationalbanfer
Der Staot Nelp- Yorf bei'n1 Sd)fuiIe Der Sc.
fdfte am %. Suni per6fientlidt. Gus ben
Seri9te gebt berpor, bab aaeS in Orb
Hung 1T.
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Gnropaiid)e Gabelber;9te.
GnaIano.

Qonbon, II. Suli. = Sm britii6en
unterbauie tpurbe seftern s(benb nit 156 gegen
152 Stimmen Elm antrag angenommen, mel
der bic lettbin borgenonlmene @ruennuug
zines @ontrolenrs bes S6reibmaterialien.
Siireaus miBbillist. 9as Sotum lit iniofern
BON 8ebeutuns, ais @ortreleur s. 9igott
oireft burd Carl 8eaeonfielb ernanilt to1lroe,
pelder elm 6reulb Der Saniilie Yisott 1T. Sr.
3. Btgott tpar friiber i'm 8riegs6epartement
anseftellt, uno es ift cine notoriihe Sbatiude,
bab er unfdbig if, ben ibm anusrtrallter Bos
fen 81 perinalten. = Die v9tneS4 erfldrt in
Hes,is auf Sbises, 9orb 8eaconfielb tnerbe
in beni betreffenben Yotum bic @arnung err
blifer, oaB Der Billen bes 8olfeS BEL oe. Ser=
tbeilun9 her 8egierunasdmter niflt unberiid=
iimtiat gelafeN inereen siirfe.
Smii5snadlridlten.
Sputbamptor, II. SHli.-9er Oants
pier uNsdarA IL BON gleip=gorf bier anaetonl-
men.
Queenstomn, II. Siili. - Der Oani-
p@aratbon" ift bon Bolton bier elagelaufen,
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SaseSnenigfetten.
..Gbitpriene, telesrapb bifd,e uns Bsbielbldtter:
Npttien.l

Sn Cincinnati gertetb Die adt3ebn.
idhrtqe SoGbter bes beutifeu @rocers s. s.
Biepn1eier benz 9eerofeuer gu nabe, ibr 8leib
fua 6euer, nnb oas Wdoben erbielt tSotlide
Bran6tpunoen.
Ser aanonenbettel beuti d "a meri fa=
niider Sirhengemeln ben bel Dem
oentl1en Nei6e id,.iut nod imnler 81 bliiben.
90 ersdblt Elm gSe9Ielblatt: nSn Dem bent=
idbeu Sertden Columbus in gSlscOniin baz
ben iie ben A. Sui nit einen1 eroberten fran=
S1fihen @el6iite angei9oiien. &ailer 9Sils
helm bat Der oortigen lntberilfen @emeinoe
aeuli1 Ell @eihenf nit einigen Seifhten se=
mad)t, bic gum @lodensufle perlpanot werz
BEN lollten. Nun babsn bic Solumbuler
aber ems Der @elhiite BON benz Dorfibmiebe
,pieber in brau6baren 3uitanb ieteu laien
unb am 4. Snli bamit TAPER b'rauflos fauo=
nirt." 6pfIentlidb felt Der beutide Saiier
nad bielem WtiBbraube, NIT ieinem 9e=
id5enfe Elm GreisniB gu feieru, beien losiiAe
Nplaen einmal ieiRn Ebron gefdbroen mill
len, bic 8eipeiie ieiner @nabe eiu. gSer
Biiu Bam Bum bGren mill, ioll!e ebrli1 fir
Sieies gergnlgeu be3ablen unb nibt roe=
mutbspoll in aller l1ntertbdnigfeit eriterbeno"
an ben gtufem eiues SbrOues I'M bic Sc
mdbruna Der Wfittel gum 3ped inpplifl=
'~"9~'o
rem.
Sci Nem.8ihmOnb, 8isc., tpurSe
neulidb Elm Mann, Wamens @lag Dtinier,
tobt auf Der StraBe 9efunben. @r ,par auf
Dem Seinritt 9epeien, als er uHe In
Yferb pom Slit eri d gen mur
BEN. gr bielt nod 3iigel nno Neitpeitlbe IN
Der Sanb, ais sr allfgefunben ipnree.
Ser A9tb. 9enrp Watteri on, ipelz
AaS ol{n, 6o.,S1r fftnor6
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Sournal" rebigirt, iast in eineln grtitel iibe1
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iere Staot 81 Derlafien, I'M baS WtaB oer 40.
bdngtsfeit = obne aud nur oas DtaB bel
S9nlo 81 erpdbnen = feftSnte1en, 3n mel
den1 mir bieier Slaile bon Blirgern perpaid):
| tet fino. @ras piirbe in ben Straben Yo1is.
| piQe'S 9etuahien leiu, .penn nibt Der idarf'
| lluternebmunssgeiit nnb Der ior9iame 6leiB
rpeld,eu Der Elm Drittel Der seianii1ten 8ep0l
feruna mmiaffsnpe beutide Sbeil unierer in
Muslaube aeborenen Bepp!terllns nit in un
| isre frudtbaren @eIlOe osaass, aelpsis'
tpdren,"
6r. s. g, Sbonlpion, Sorfiter bes oe.no
fratiilf,eu &enfrai &pmite'S bon > bio i
| iibuaelrat, baB Ser Gtaat i'm Serbite fir bi
Semofraten geben miro.
| Sn Der 81 gatrids=&irfe 3n M o ntrea
Canada, bieH Der YfieSter 3eclatre elne Er'
| bist, in pelder e. einen ssoBen Sbell d
| Shulb on Sen 8orfaQen bes IL. Snli DC
| 6esereien btr anti<satbo!iiden Yrefe nnoSai
sel aeaen bic &atAolifen suidrieb. Shltel
| lid, ntabnte Ct, Don alien 9hritten ab3nlt
| fen, pelae sri. ,uetteren unsemad fibre
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8rGnOe.


@incinnati, Ohio, II. Suli. - Die
Sdaemiible oes Sru. SEQ. Campbell 81 Sin,
counting, Mi6., brannte in Der letten Sonns
tags 9ad)t nieber. Serlult $4,000; Ser
fi9erung $4,000.
5fombesan, Me., II. Suli.-9ie sroBe
@erberei bes Srn. Sobn Wtare Su 4tbens
brannte geiteru Nahmittag nieoer. Ser Ser
luit betrdst stpiideu $4,000 uub 1000
uno 1T beinabe poaitdmois ourd 8riidernns
sebedt.
HittSburg, II. Suli.-Sn Der @ieBerei
beS 5rn. u. Sortupee brad bei1te Ibenb burd)
Hunfen aus benz .6ohoien Seuer aus, pel6es
bic @ieBsrei llebit Der ba5u seb1rigeu @aid)i.
nentperfitdtte sdnslid SerftSrte, Der Serluf
an Wooellfn alleiH betrdat nidt peniger, ale
100000, ipdbrenb Der @eiamlmtperlnit ftd
menighens amf $500, 900 belanfen mirb. Oi'
Berfderuns ielI nur $75 200 betrascn.
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J(eue dn1eigen.
Mnreau nss ssebaupeeSnipeftors.

Warea" oes SsbanoesSntpettors. ,,,o,7
Der @ebduoe=Snipeftor bat GraubniB=@ =@eiuhe unl
ioIgenoe Bau= lripileeien e: balten:
bon M. u. Sre6erid um offenen sduppen, 8 bel ts
SyuB, bnter yir. SO, Barf,Guenue t'-.s
BON z, S. Dia9ruber & @omp. um Sommeroadb,
Nr. 16, Sanoperfr.;
BON q. so. Yerfins UNI Sommerbad, aeabenbal=
uno 5am6urar.; ~. -r"
bon 6. Yurnbart um oHenen s6uppsn, bel IA s.,
binter gtr. gig @roshr.;
pon 9. 3. Blafe irm sipei 9iiden. 10 Del II 6ue,
btnter Nr. 156 uno 1862, @ermantr.
pon s. gelion um sefhlof;enen Sduppen, 10 bei 13
5uB, binter ytr. 10, BraotorozNdep
p0n %. sellman um ssi&Ioiienen sduppen, t2 bel
16 5ubs bister ytr. ii6. Sit.yratti!r; -. 6. 40
fsub, binter Rr. 98, Gbmonbion=a auenue;
BON S. %. 4arts um Stan, Is bel 10 Gub, binte,
gir. s05, Sobnionftr.;
BON Diarttn & Wicslnbreips un Staa, 6ei 12 g.,
binter SIT. 1i2, Srantlinitr.;
BON s. stapiene UNI sel6loiienen Shuppen, 10 bel
20 ssub. bnteI gtr. S97, Weitzyrattfr.;
BON g. 8. Sohaaer nm staa, 10 bel Ii 6nB, bnter
BON :. 6. Maiion um sommerbad, eanaIz uno
Wionumentitr.;
pom g: gSlaudb um Oifsnen eduppsn, bei sus,
pom S. 3ee um offenen Sduppen, bei IS 6uB,
binter gaterfir. uno gafer.aaep: ~.
Don 6. Sanforo um gei6loiienen Sfuppen, bei
yuB, binter 9lr. 65, So1insr.; ..
BON o. Worman um Sommeroat, yfr. 2t4, Ulab=
ionitraBe;
Uon s; @ia un ssfdlofenen s6uppen, bei 8 g.,
por 3. @roplep um seidIoiienen Shuppen, 6ei s
SuB, binter @r. 30. gtodton aaaep;
BON %. %. gliott & 8ruber um seihlofienen
Shuppens 20 bei 20 5uB, binter Yenniplpania ape=
nue. unb Bibblelfr.;
pom 6. Soneiff um sommeroad. Rr. 10, storo=
@reenftrase;
sSa s $sn am stan BEL 1a suS, biHter sr. 2
BON S. s. CHATTER I'm sef6IoEenen @&uppen. bei
10 SSus, binter Der nerldnserten 9erin9tonitr.;
Don S. y. Turner nm 3pei offene Shuppen, t6 6ei
80 6uS, binter Urartli1z uno Woobpearftr.
Or benadrid3tiet oaber etue, Die es anaebt, bat
in ielnem Biireau anpeienb iein pirb, um beiaste
9elu6e in griudsuns Su sieben unb eariiber Betlub
on faiien. SIM Muftrd9e: ~. q. 9NntfiM6,
07D Serf oeS @ebdube=sSnSpeftors.
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8ottt SliRe eri6laaett i.

8obnung bes 5rn. gsm. gtpan 5u 8laf<
8od murbe beute gta6mittag pom Slibe ge>
troffen uno pollitanoig bemolirt Sran 8Dan
ipuroe augenblicflid get0btet uuo Elm ainO in
New= gorf, II. Suli. s Srau Iu9uite
Sauoom unO ibr &ino, ioiuie Elm !pr. sSriebr.
Dtiiller muroen beute gta6mittag su 9torb-
Sergem, H.=S., bonn Slibe getrOffen uno all
aenblidliC] qetD0tet,
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Dos ge9en ben Or. Strousberg seiaGts
llrtbeil, nemli5 Serbannuug aus 8mBlaub,
1T nod intmer ni6t uollitredt. Or. Strous=
berg befiubet ff in Mosfan in 5aft unO ers
lpartet 0ofumente aus petersburg, pelfe Oelt
Setrag Der bon ibm Su 3ublsnOen Strafe felt
ltellen ioleu.
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0ie aus oeut nuoitorS Siireait tn
VetusSrIeattS ettttuen0eten Yitd)er.

WemzO rleans, II. Suit. = SIN brttten
gtodperfe beS befisen3 3ollam:es muroen beute
mebrere aiiten gefuuhelt mel6e I'M letten So
nuar aus benz &apitole entferiit uno ben:Otar=
i6al Bitfin iibergebeu porben. @s lit nod
nid)t befannt, aus mas Der Snbalt Der Siitell
beitanS; ieSod, slaubt ntan, bab fie Die aus
bem auoitOrs= =8iirean abbanoen gefonmenen
8iider entbielten.
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Gr0beI,cm.

Mspierebuloup, G,nebee, IL, Suli.-
Inn 8 llbr beute Mprgen murbe ein Grb6ebeii=
lfoB beutlid) in oiejer un1gegeub peripiirt.
Die Bemegung bauerte etipa 80 Sefunoen.
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GMre6Ifdler 300.

9tew-D orf, II. Suli.-bu9b Slpnn, Elm
9rbeiter in Der 6eilenbauerei beS Srn. gom.
Soloen SIR. 3S, OeuereitraBe, 8rooflDn, ftarb
beute Morsen zines i9redlidheu GObes. Seins
&leiber perfinsen fi9 auf ir9enb cine bis iett
unerfldrte 9lrt in Der Nai6inerie. uub er pur=
De nit tiir9terli6er S6nelliqfeit BON benz
S9wunsrabe in Der 2uft ge6rebt unb bud-
itdbli6 in Stiife 5errifen. gr mar 35 Sabre
alt unb binterldBt cine gSittwe nebit sw,i
6;r,Aert,
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Selcgrapbiid)e Sepel6elt.
9nlanb-peps(fbfn.

[8erttte Der nafiocrten B.eiie' fir ben nDeutiAen
@orreiponbentsu".l
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Or. Watt 9nfe'S sd,tpefeIFetfe

madt Die 5 Mt Uetdi, flar, rein, fnetB nn6
geiuno! sic reini9t, oeSiuftSirt, 9lattet, beilt
unb fldrt; beieitigt S4Orf, 9lufipriuSen, @e-
i6uiire, tpunoe Steueu, AuSi6ldse, 8anb@
belt nnb 3f0tbe Der s aut; i9afft Suden,
Srennen unO Ste6eH in Der !6aut unb ben
8ei3 bon SnieftensStiden unO sBif5eH fort;
linbert ju d enbe eodmorrbotoen, s E II, tpeun
fein uu6ereS Otittel ani6ldgt; tft BON llem
anit0bigeu 8eru6e frei, beu9t ans
itedeno ben arautbetten Dor unb hat
al8 Berlih DIES mebi5inii9eS unb
Goiletteu- 8rGparatn t ni6t hires @lei=
ben. Brei8 25 @entS; cine S9a9tel nit
bret Stf 60 @tS. Sn alien &potbefeu Al
babeu. 6. g. gSebfer, @teentbitmer.
Sireau: SIR. so, gforb 5. Ctr, 8bilabel.
pbia, Ya.; @nsros.9epot Scr. 400, NorS 8.
StraBe, Pbil., Ya. (Suli5, ,1S,i.a.S.)
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Gin acknowledgements tn Sslamtme,..

" cru II III pu.r H. Sull. - SH OCT
,Ioaring 8roOtz&oblengrube" gu 9unmore
in Der llnmittelbaren gtabe oieier Staot nil
tibet cine 6euersbrunit, unb man beiiir9tet,
srSen ne b n BE ss Sams n, 81 ntsrori
gfafjt in benz Stale bes uuteren Stollens,
melder 800 SUB inter Der Sberildte liegt,
aus, uno ais Der Srano beute 0forgen ent,
bedt murbe, maren Die IN benz Stalle inter
gebra1ten Mauleiel, 10 an Der 3abl, bereits
bon ben Slammen perSebrt. Die 4rbeiter
iinb ipdhreno bes sanseu Cages nit 9oi9uer=
iu6en bei6dftigt geipsien; iie f6nnen jebod
in Solge oeS Gau9es unb Der Site jebesmal
nur menige Minuten i'm 8ergiperfe per,peileu,
unb ibre arbeit pirb tpabri6einlid) fruftlos
bleiben. Gin arbeiter tpurbe gegen Wfittag
beipuBtlos BON ieinen &ameraben in's 6reie
getragen.