davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-03-02
Guropai(he uadridten.

AGfeof. Sn Dem cine Stunbs bon
Mrtern eele9ensn tustmaril1en Dorfe
&albsristh 1T in Der Nadt gum 10.
Sanuar elm i4redlides BlutbaO anss.
ri4tet wor6en. Sn benz 9auie 6e8
Mibtenbeiisers Straube ftnb Batter,
Mtutter unb adt Rinber fawer osrlset
porsefunoen woroen ; nur eiuise tparen
nod im @tanoe, a~u3usebeu. bag ibnen
niat befannt, mie iie gu bieien 0erles-
unsen setommen fiab. Dsr Waun,
sbenfaQS nibt unbeosutenb nsr,uunoet,
fam penisltens nod u%mber9ebsn. Mus
benz unteren 3immer, in wsl1sm oers
islbe iid .Maats b.funSsn bat, iousn
1889 SO. baares @elo entucnoet 1ein ;
Die leerea Beutel fanosu li1 Dor. Gin
ipaterer Beri9t melost Der Tbat
orinseno peroa9tis 1T Der Miuer
Straube ielbt, alio Der Gater Der &iu>
Der, Der @atte Oct Trau. Seine Yer>
t%aftuns uab I~bfabruns in oaS &rimis
nal9erIdt 1T bsreIts eriolst. Die Ycs
b0roe lol nur nit Wtube i'm Stanoe
sswelen fem, ben Straube Dor Der &pud>
iuiti5 lider gu 1telcn. Sin gang un.
ideinbarsr umitano iou su Der Ser.
mutbans sefabrt baben, oaB Straube
lslblt Sisis unmsniali4e Chat ~besansen
babe: bic por9ewielcnen leeren Beuttl
namliA, in Welden nad Ansabs osS
Iu9elNuloi9ten Die e~ntwepSeten 5000
Ws. bsfinoliA Semeien isisn. Mls isbr
lonSerbar muBte cs Den betreffenoen um-
tcrlubuagSbcamten aber ~auffauen, oaG
Die angeblibeu Ginbreher uno Moro.
Oeicaen lid Die Wlbs uno Belt senom.
men batten, Die 0elobeutel crit au STfnen
nno olels 5n%ridsulalen, wabreno es
bod Den transport gang ~beoeutenb CT.
!sihtert baben wtroe, 9leih nit ben
Veuteln a~b5u9eben. AuBeroem wuroen
bic Wunocn, welde Straube on lit)
tru9, niht fir 10 erbebli1 erfannt, ipie
wnbti9e HauberiGults ber9leihen bel.
s~ubrtn9en pfle9en. ais Yewe9sruno
oer s%rausnpoltem Sanoluas nenut bic
Woltsltimme @iseanue, D. b. alio bic
Abiidt oeS perbrederiiden @ewinnes
elmer Summe BON 5000 &C., bsS anseb.
LID 9~eltoblenen BetraseS. iuesue9en er
9 Mlt9lieber ieincr Tami4is opfsrn
woute.
SArsf6en. Sn Dem naben 6Amarae.
aau wuros am Worsen beS 10. San.
Der borti9s Babnbofsportan in ieinem
Bureau. weldsS er. ME aep6halih. !
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8ermtl0teS

&irdcn. unb &iraeneG l..
aentbum in Mc,u>O OFT. Die
l3abl Der firhlihen @ebdube in SEEM
Dort betrast oreibunoert neununbfanf,is,
unb Der Wertb oeS neutrality-suspicious.
wirb NIT $4,000. 900 be3iffert. Die
erits Stride in NepOOrt muroe 1912 BON
Oct bolldnoiiden %reformirten @cmeinoe
on Der Stsle oeS beutiaen gaifle @arben
erbaut. Die Trinits.G burd (sur Gpis=
copul.S efte seb0ris) wuroe int Sabre
1896 uno Die @aQfrest Yresbpterian
Stride i'm Sabre 1718 be9onneu. Fro.
fciiol Peter &ulm. ,uelder Seem Ocrt I'M
Sabre 1884 beiudte. beridtet. baB oa-
mails bic @taot Seem Sort adt &irdea
nno 8ctbauier 3dhlte, udmlih; s3uei fir
Die 9ollanoiids G%eformirten, cine fit
4resrpterianer, 2utberauer, : @piScopale
Qeutid@ Neformirte, Nran3oien unbQ ua=
fe. unb cire jioiide Spuaso9e. SIM
Sabre 1900 betrus Die .3abl Der in SEEM
Nort pobaenoen @eifliden %febenunb-
~3uan3tg, no BON nur elmer Der tatboli-
1tsn Gonfeiiion anseb0rte. Der benz ieuf
in Der ct. Yeters.& ird tn 8arclapltrect
periab. Die nIereiuisten Vrioer" cher
sWsorapians" hutten sbenfalls idon cine
Stride tn Nem.Oorf 1no auffalleno 1T ss
SaB lie bcute. fat buaoertidbriaem Delte-
nno beoeuteuoen @rfolsen auf Dem Sc
bietsn Der ausldnoihen Wiiilion, IN Seem
yort ielbft feline 5tpeite &i,ae ~beiieen.-
Ueben mr. CUR @e9entuart iber. 70 finoen
@.r, bag bic bfeibunbert neunuuSfani;is
, 1877-03-02

&irden Seem Oorf8 bic reltai6ien See
birfntlie bon odtunn 3tpan3is @laubens'
@emeiubeu reprdientiren. Dapou fonts
met auf Die @piscoplen u, bic Presbp-
t%eriancr So, Die Metbooifen 4S, tie 10.
miiden &atbolifen Al. Die Yaptiiten 80.
Die (bolIdnoiiden) Nsformirteu 10 uno
Die Qutberaner IA. 2Gas Die Mitslieoerz
gail anbetrift, io0ten bie&atbolitcn einen
b0beren als ben uierten Stang einnebmer .
ba bei ibnen manhe &irden fir 5uei,
bisuetlen bret Difrifte bienen miiiien,
uno Die Cite oemnaa abmehielno bon
peribteoenen Herioneu benutt tuecoen.
Die ,isreunbe" ober Qudfer baben nur
BRET Detbduier in New-Dorf. 'aber, OBJ
,uobl an s3abl aerina. beftet bieie Sefte
bod einen bebeutenSenG eihtbum u. aus.
| seseidnete Saulea. Die Suocn baben
iehsuaoSmansis Spnusosen. oarunter eis
nise febr reide uno elesonte @ebduoe.
3m0lf@ emeinbe baben ie eine &irde fir
ibren b%eionbern @laubeu, tudbrenb adt
&irden, oarunter bic rGburd Of tbe
gtransers," gum @ottssoienitc hriilider
Berlonen qeb6ren, pelde fid gu feiner be-
fimmten Sefte betenuen. Die Yolitipi'
fen ODER Sdalcr Muauit Comics balten
ebenfa1s cine Organization aufredt uno
perfammeln iid reselmdBis in Dem 9auie
etneS ibrer berporrasenoen Wiitslieoer.
SdlieBlih mag nod bic Stube in Bay
t~erltreet ermdbut werSen, no Die @bintien
2idter uno buftenbe Yapiere Dor ibrem
Shue.B atron SOP au opfern pflc9en
ruter beu Seften, tuelhcr ourh ie cine
&irde ~reprdIentirt iino. 1T berpor3ubeben
Die griediid.nidtunirte. mel@er eiae Sea-
psle in Der G3meiten Nuenue beiibt' ST.
ne anoere merfmitrbiQe Congregation 1T
Die Der u&atboliiden Iptel." auh rSr~
oin9iten" genanut. sic in oer l6. StraBe
smiid)en 6. unb Z. Nuenue. cine STRIDE
bcliscn. uno oeren Ceremonial elm b0Alt
abionberli9es 1T. Die @emeinbe mirb
5urd glpoifel (alS Qberbduptcr Der Gis
idDfe,) melde in gnalano iblen Git ba'
ben, reairt: Dieie @efte bciiet unsefdbr
feds &ir9en in oen Scr. Staaten uuo
ebenio oiele in CANADA; in England uno
DeutidlanO 5dblt ie ober bet tueitem
nebr Gnbanser ols bier
6rehe 8 eraubung in 9 o.
# 0 n. Sin %moblbabenoer 8iir9er, So
iepb8 riabam parte fiirlid in ieiusmSau
ie auf cine b0hit b0flide Weiie bon smei
Bremben beiudt. bon oencn Der elmer i'm
IN 10 angelescntlider @eiie in ein @e=
iprdd oerwidelte, oaB Brigham uidt
,1,rfte. mie bei anoere li6 nad bcn ODE.
rem 3aun,eu hes 9auies fhlih anh INN
BORT NIT einem fleinen .3innfaithen per@
bmanb. Sn ocmielben befanben iih
$4,000 in Sblisationen rejit anbers |
Staatspapicrc,.. Ser 8eraubte mar foe.
ben bon Der Depolit=@ suliidsefebrt,
aefolat bon BEN beioen lluoefannten.
Mbenos uni 9 l1br muroen iibriseltS Die
aeltoblenen Docunente nit Musna6me
elmer SDuotbel bon $1,000 an Der Rfor-
tie beS YorplabsS oes 9auies 9efuuoen.
Die Diebe batten BEN Iaub, aus Surdt
i'm nidt in l1miae bringen gu f0nnen.als
nuhloieS Waculatur fortaeworfen.
, 1877-03-02
9nldnoi(de pspe(1en.

@ew Oort, 1. Mar3. Cine Gan
Trancisco 9ep.16e iast, oaB Sslelias,
Der 1li9tise meritanii@e prdlioeni
Counting rod Stem Orleans unb bonn
nod @era Gru5 seben wirS. Gr wiro
ii@ in Der Gage fisen unb mad Megico
oIs Briuatmann aiiridfebren.
Gin susitsr eriol9loler @eriu6 lit
eeitern semadt moroea ben Dampfer
.Mmsrique", tpeI9er bel Ssabrisbt, q.
s.. s~eiiranoet pieber fott au MAIDEN.
pbi1abelp5io, 1. Mdr3. Cine
Milfesbarre Sepei9e iast: Cline
9epei@e ,puroe seltern Ma@mittas BON
ben @sl9dftsfabrern Der 2ebiob uuo
Miltssbarre &oblen- @eisli9aft an ibre
Msentcn bier 9eianbt, NORM CO bcibt,
baB ale unbei9dfti9ten 8erswerter TO-
9lei4 in Nrbeit treten ioQten. Oaourd
1peroen iofort 8 &oblenminen in bieie
@eseno uelde ieit GINGER 3sit nidt Be-
arbeitst wuroen in Sbdtisfeit seisbt wers
ben.
Gan Tranciseo, %. Gebruar.
Ser 5dooner sofia Sacramento" aus
@on Goaneisco i9eiterte in Der Nadt
bes 6. Sanuar an Der &iite Der Sill
Snieln. 9ie Manni9aft tuuroe serst-
, 1877-03-02

NY=. THE. CIRCULATION OF THF
STATS GAZETTE rs LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS of THE STATE.
, 1877-03-02
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Five copies. one year, separately addressed,
Eight Dollars.
len copies. pne year. separately addressed (and
Sixteen DaItarN
, 1877-03-02
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VIC 'e'sess containing money. Address
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, 1877-03-02
THE DAILY SUN, SO A YEAR.

A preeminently readable newspaper, with the
largest circulation In the world. Free, indie
pendent, and fearless in politics. Al the news
from everywhere. Two cents a copy BY mail.
60 cents o month, or 80 o year. N
, 1877-03-02

sEMI.WREKLY SUN, 90 A YEAR.
Of the same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY. but with . greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its suoocribers with greater freshness, because
1t comes twice q week instead Of once only.
, 1877-03-02
Btrgtnta StaatS<@ a5et1t
taslte bersussssebsn BON
9ob.u 9. pein
10. 8 3tp6lite Stra6e.
Ri1 III ND, y a.
Nreiie ber Muaei8en:

Nreiie Der Mu3ei8en:
Gtn Sauare, Elm Ilat $oa5
Elm Sauare, sret We4t; =.
Gfn Square. bret Wal Y
Gin Sauare. etne We&e $40
Elm Sauare, etnen Wpnat 10e
Etn Square bret Msnate 10 W
@~rSser3ansstssn tusrssn tuiaer bere@net.
Ndt pber tpenteer 8eiirn bttben etnen Square.
Nue Anseteen fnb TN wOtaus 3a sablen.
Die 3eitune wirb in &tnmont Tub tint
sesenb bon ben 1rdssrn fir IS Gents pet
Wode aussetraeen.
, 1877-03-02
@epr9e @ibfpn, ir.,

Smpp,temr hmb GAMBLER in
alien Sorten Torsellan> nno glaS-
Waaren, io,uie IN peridieSenen
Nrten Sausbaltuussse=
rdtbihafter.
Sd bate 1oeben bireft ron Der Gat,N IN
2imcass, 8tanfrei&, cine frilGe @ensung,
ppn benz befen fransSfluen Mpeeartifeln IA
@lasmaaren, ipel9e itA iebr fir Salpuns ump
WirtbIHaften eienen. erbaIten mnt bite ba5
gublifum mid ~ beiuGen. ba id 1sbr trbSti
bin mfine Maarea. ~ setseu.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
From the Earliest Ages.

SCROtULA has been the bane, and as i,
We're the curse of mankind. Mnse. in lhe.
18Th chap er of Levit,cus, lays down yer,
eA pl cIi rules on this disea Z. So ,erlib
and loath- -ome had i, teen .:opsi dered thel
tnat person known t. be infected with it
would not De allowed to mix with sp.iet,
The Jews regarded 1t as u dlviL e infiictiol
and believed there was no cure fer IT., II
WAS then the sins ofa youth or a diviatio
from the paths OF virtue were punished IS
] ng as life tasted hAppi y in our da>
the ence OF medicine has been ,iev-lpred
the grea s,orehouse uf Nature frrni>hes d
remedy the disease is stripped of it's te !.
rOr by the use O thnSA " \ AKI IA N'SRO 7
AND II r.RB JUICES, and the victim OF
ofula, Ulc r., Sores, Pimpies, BIO, ch
litter, etr, can be restored TO sound hea I b
in a f.w weeks. that There are tnonsan is
now whose conditions are as bad rs those
OF he dalk a. IS VIZ are well aware. Mary
now fail 10 tiud d cure a> Well rs they diu
then, To all such, the Sa1naritan's Root
ard Herb Juices will prove happy b, on.
eradica Inc all impurities nom III. blood,
and max ng the complexion b light anu
real ny. A few bottles W II remove PIN.
pies or nlolches, thereby doing away with
co rmeti" II. POWDERS. OUi DHtkP
JUICES S1.25 per bottle. Sent by express
to any address.
DFSMOHD & 70.
9l Race street PHI adelu uhia. Pa
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
u. F. Kunkel's Lustral &E. F.
kulkeIs Shampoo for
the Hair.

.Tna best end cheapest ri air Dre.>inl !: aDC
Hair Cleaner in the world. hey remove
dandruf alley irritation, soothe and co,
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
taillug IF, a d promote the growth In /;
yey short time. The pre.erve and b-au
llfy the hair and render it SOFT ana gloss,
The iupart a bri llancy and si ap.
pearence TO braid and wiry hair aHd az ),
hair dressing III y are uAriva led; eradi-
cate daud uf aud prevent badness. The
shampoo cleans the hair, remove. greece
'crlf. it hing, eruption. Cures headache
shampoo a, Lu,,ral Iest.re ha,r to nat
nral and glossy color, restore fadei, dry.
harsh and "iry halr. Price per borLie 5
a X your drusgis for them or send to E. +
kunkel. Prourie'Or NO. 259 North NinlI,
street, Phi adel hla, Pa,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
War Man,

Schedler's Msp of the Black Sea, Asia
Minor. the Caucasus, Southern Russia, Rou.
mania, and Eastern Turkey. Engraved ou
stone, carefully printed and color-d. Scale,
l: 100000. size, 32H 2s inches. Price,
folded ant in cover, 50 40
This Map is very accurately comp lied
from the latest and most complete ma eria
Il presents at one glance, the SC ne OF the
war, both in Europe and in Asia
4 Published by E. Steiger, % and "a Frank :
fort street, New York, by whom copies vi
be promptly mailed upon recei,t OF price.
This publisher has made preparations I, 7
bringing out additional for War Maps, &
soon as such may become necessary.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
A Som a. s.nbliisi's /. Escape.

One of the most remarkable among the
record of incidents of narrow escapes oc-
Cured near Mansfield, Oh the Atlantic ald
Great Western road Thursday night. A
gentleman and his wife, named Wakeman,
passengers on the night express, were on
their way to Lawrence, Kansas. Tnev were
accompanied b, their only son of l6. Gu
arriving ct Mansfield nothing could be found
Of the boy, who had been seen by Ills father
70 paSs toward the end of the car few
mlnuses previous. There was . dumb and
Vacant air in his manner at the time, which
his father had noticed. The young man hal
on one or two occasions previous been
known to get up and walk about in his sleep,
anu it wss coDiectured that he h ad in is
sommambulistic condition walked or fallen
from The train, it had been running at the
rate of thirty miles an hour, the night was
dark, there are many deep fills along the
roai and certain death seemed inevi able
under the ci Gums ances. The mother of
the hoy was overcome with fear; his father
in company with several men, started out
IN search of his sou's rem Aus They passed
aiong the track or number of miles till
certain they we're beyond The spot where
he must have left the car. n thing was to
be sen OF him, sn1 the parry Were re urn
ing ABOUT dav-iight when they discovered
the object of the r search lying within a few
feet OF the track. He was found fast
asleep, his clothes covered wi dirt aud
slightly torn. aud his face scratched 10
several places, but upon being awakened be
arose unhurt Q I'd walked back to Mansfield,
distance Of six miles
The conjecture that he had walked off the
train when asleep proved correct. The boy
states that he has no recollec ion of leaving
tie car, but WAS aroused by hearing the
crow of 3 rooster from Deixhboring farm
house. He found himself lying along side
Of fence, and with much difficulty clam.
bered up the railroad filling to the track
where, 1t still being dark, and feeling tired
and stiff in the limbs, he laid down aud
slept. His escape is the more remarkable
- there is filling at his point with de.
scent of fifty feet. A board fence ia a. the
bottom, and he broke through in striking
this, and was probably stunned by the
contact.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
SHERIFF'S SALES.
.rHEhIFF'S SALE.

Ahch1E . NALL.
Bv virtue ofa writ Of venditinni expona.
to me directei, vii, be exposed to Pub, :
SAFE at he Lafayette Hotel al Shiplt y
street, kept by george W. 0rtlip. in the
ct. ut Wilmington, New Castle count,
Delaware, Tn
SATURDAY, May 2e, 1877,
at2 O'Clock. p, M,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All thst certain lot or piece OF land. wi b
the tnieA story brick dwelling ther, Oh
erected. lying and Icing situated in ths
cityof iimiDetOn, bounded a I'd descrih d
rs 'ollows tn .it: Begin ming on the west
erly side Of King street between 18th anG
l4'h streets IT Il CO nef OF land belonging t.
Lewis T. bley. thence by said side Of King
street Ortberly 20 feel iuch. s 10 corner
~f land now or formerly of Thomas i. New.
lin. II tho city Of Ppiladelpi il, In the state
Of fPenkylvaGla, thence by the ine Of said
Newlin westerly 80 feet to a stake, thenct
sontherly and parallel to King street afOre-
said 1C fest S inches to corner Of lane
belonging 10 Lewis Zebley of the city OF
Whining ton, thence by land Of sal0 l.. Zeb-
ee easterly 81 ieet to said slde Of h ing
street and ihe p ace OF beginning, be the
contents of said described lands what tDes
may.
ICED and taken in execution as the
property Of Alexis ]. BorreiI, AMI to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Snerif's ONCE. New Castle, April, u, 1877.
tpr7 Stwt,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
EeNlistry,

Tremendous reduction in Dentistry. Ow
ing to our great success as ins lters of
beautiful gum enamelled teeth, and in or
der to supply the many thousands, we will
insert full SETS at the greatly reduced rate
of 50 and $40, equal to any s25 set made
elsewhere. Filling, Is cts. to 81. DR.. j.
W. Stoughton 4 Bro, No. 1922 Vine street,
Philadelphia. apr. II 1y.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
01UNKARD's RIDE TO ETEK.
l51nn&nrlng am Engine and Dasn1Ds
4 IL lMeO tlle Delaware.


n The freight depot of the Philadelphia
Wfiminpton and Baltimore railroad, at Del
awsre and w Washington avenues, was yester
! Aay the .eane of novel departure from
& fhe few ordinary modes of destroying LIE
which are generally adopted by people. upon
euicidal thoughts intent. About two O'CLOCK
ainihe afternoon man having the appear
ance Of mechanic, attired In dark pant
and vest aud carrying knitted xoo'lsn
iacket on his arm, entered the saloon OF the
IN w Yard hotel, at Front ard Prime, aud
~ ked for glass OF beer, adding at thr
SAme time, sotlo voce, "that i would be the
\ last he would ever take" The man pre-.
ssnted . half-intoxicated appearance, and
III consequence the proprietor OF be saloon
refused to serve him, upon which the man,
without any discussion, left the premises.
@ He then appears to have made his way
70 the freight depot of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington aud Baltimore railroad, in the
front OF which locomotive was standing,
both the engineer and fireman being tenn
porarilY absent. Seeing no one in charge,
the man sprang into the cab Of the engine
and opened the throttle, causing to move at
q slow speed toward the river. A few yards
east of the spot at which the engine stood
the track braEches off in TWO directions, ,and
the switches happening to be turned to pier
81 the engine proceeded in that direction,
the man at the same time opening the throfe
Tie still further, causing the locomotive TO
dash off at the rate of about seventy miles
n hour.
On nearing the river the locomotive came
into collision with two freight cars and gon-
d0la which were standing on the line, send
ing them with frightiul velocity through
the freight house, which sands Immediate
sly at the rear of The pier. Upon the engine
reaching the latter the man, either by ac>
cident or design, fell from the river, aud
the cars, having reached the end of the
pier, dashed against the bumpers with such
force that the former We're precipitated into
the river, the engine being only saved from
similar fate By jumping the track few
feet from the edge OF the pier.
The body of the man was reco erred about
: quarter of an hour afterward, and was
conveyed 10 the morgIe. He was apparent-
" German, about forty years of sge, with
. heavy beard and mustache. Up to an
early hour this morning the body had not
been identified.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
Tape Worm Removed Alive

Head and all complete, In two hours -
No fee till mead passes, sest. pin an.
2 North Ninth street, Philadelphi Pa
send for clrcu ar. FOR removing seat, IL
or stomach worms call on your dlussis,
snd a. X lor . bo t e Of kunk.i's orm
Syrup, price 81. IL never ,ais Commau
ether W. rms can Ue readily removed,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24

N. B. Ladies are sLeciallv invited to call
ma look through our immense stock of
Boys and Chi DR.. MS I lothing,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24

The above House is large snd co%drn cooodern
dinus and fitted up In the Md Msd vith the
style Tie bar 10 always suPPi'sN N
30 Roardinx can bs had on ths mess. ss.taSiint
ate terms either daily Or wc0AAy' n,
Tor fifty hosd Of harsss. .,,., .s,rs tho -
The proprietor recocoHsIrths recocH ~ nublio.
tronags " h1s friends and V. In.r-1nnrYy
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
AWNINGS.

r w. Birnia, Sail Maker, No. II Fas'
Water street Wilm ng: on, Del. ware, IL now
p.epared to replace all those awnings
blown down in the last Reptember gale,
as we'll = ,hose gone sine win 10 repl cr,''
MOOD The test Of yesrs. Frlcss 10 eorra6-
pOnd with TN tlna0a, @779 \ n ss MA
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-11-15
Senator Morton S Funeral.

INDIANAPOLIS, November ga I
1890 A. NJ the body Of the deceas-
cd Senator Morton was escorted by
military from the court house to his
late residence. Here the body WAS
hid amidst floral offerings from all
parts of tho country, among them
being an anchor of tube roses and car
nations, with motto "Rest' in pur~
pie immortelles from Mr.. and Mrs
Hayes. The remains after lying in
tho house for an hour were removed
- the church, which was hung with
emblems of mourning and tastcfully
decorated with silken flags.
The choir of $50 voices rendered
Beethoven's funeral march, I b {
"Farewell," from Jeptha, by Handel
and the "Lach ,ymosa, from Mo-
gart's requiem. Anthems were
tung.
Rov. J. i. Clever preached from
text, "Saul IL dead" and an eulogy
was delivered by the pastor Of th'
church, Rev. Dr. j II. Bayliss.
Senator Morton was buried at fv,
o'clock.
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TnE cost 10 the State Of puttiog
down the July riots is stated to be
at leas, Sj0j, ,0)0.
THr balance OF trada with Eng
land for 1915 is two bun1red and
six,y.five millions in our favor.
1HE House Of Representatives has
passed bill making the silver dol.
lar u legal tender Its fato in the
Senate is doubtful.
WASHINGTON Nov. 0,-The Senate
in Executiv session tosday cCufrm-
ed tue nomination of John Welsh 10
be Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
er PleninoIentihrv to ENGLAND.
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Thanksgiving.


A Proclamation by Governor Hartranf.
Selling the Day.
HARRIsDuRo, November st b Q
following was issued to day {:
During the year the care Of God
has given an abundant harvest to
the land and health to the people.
md sustained them in hope through
the trials aud sorrows with which,
in His infinite wisdom, He had TEN,
pered his mercies.
Now, therefore, /, John f. Hart-
ranft, Governor of Pennsylvania, do
appoint Thursday, the 29th day Of
November, 1877, as day of thanks
giving and prayer, asking the good
people Of the Commonwealth to as
semble ut their usual places of wor-
ship on the said day and give thanks
10 Almighty God for the great bene
fits which they have received at His
hands.
Given under my hand and the
great seal OF the State. at Harris
burg, this fifth day of November, il
the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-sevet
md of the Commonwealth the on,
hundred and second
JoHN +. HARTRASrr.
By the Governor.
NJ. s QuAy, Secretary Of the Com
monwealth.
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The Result.

RepusLicsv letbargy has ag ain de-
fcsted us aud We sincerely regret it
The State ticket comprised good
men-a credit 70 the Convention
which put them in noninaiion--faig,
honest, competept men and true ex
ponents oi Republican principles
Wc have been defeated beretofors
and have recovered. Victories for
omocracy have not been consecu
tive, and now, that an ingloiio ,s do
feat stsrcs ms in the facc--result Of
cur Indifference we will benccfortb
sustain with donble energy tue grand
principles Of orr party. II is a'so
time that the depression in financial
affairs for which the Republican
party in by no means responsible
contributed to keep mon from the
polls. The vote in the State was
light and always results disastrously
10 tho majority party.
That our own county fell short OF
Sc usual majority is due TO the stay
nt-homes and not to any lack OF ef-
fort on the part Of onr worthy Chair
man. and vvo ,ro informed that the
...,,',,.,s -, a.. f,n,.,;,Ia, an ,ho;r
du.y.
We leave The lesson as u hnow hNed on
fe ealiot-hoI. where every man can rsah
aod study Il for bic own benefit. That
the Republican party can be defeated Ia
row fully demonstrated But 1t IL not
proven by That result that the NepubIcnn
prinoiPies can be exingu,shed' Thai
light con'inues TO illuminate the land. and
WIZ blaze the brighter. whcn u II orough'
IN contact with the dark is'nss which
have temporarily trlumphed. We do MT
propose 10 disrair. WIN INC gallant men
who bore The brnnt OF tue late hght we
are rsnhy to close up our broken lines.
eonsolidNe the forces whieh remin' an
peg'n tho preiimin irles ot 'be next nsn'
~ which we mean TO dcfend our prlhci'
lies while We have BRAIN and muscle force
70 do u. The 'ictors bHv' merely carried
trophy rom our h,nN'-ths GENRE 90 o.
our poiitIcal lines remains unp'ereei' We