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8afftuutDr0.

Ybila6elp 81 a, 26. au9uft. -gSilb.
@unber febrte nm llbr beute Wtor9en, nad)<
Dem er Die ganse gta9t iiber 9e5eGt bate, be-
trunfen na9 5auie Suriif, fing einen Streit
nit ieiner Satin @lilabetb gSunber au unb
periette berielbeu i6lieBlid mebrere Sdldge
auf ben &opf, pelde tie beinabe augenblidlid
tSbteten. g9unber iowObl, mic ieine Satin
batten Dor &llrsem bas 9enlperens- -@eliibbe
ahaeleat. aber 8eibe eS tpteOer aebrOdlen.
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Die ttnterimdjttns besii8IidD Der 2tf=
fairen oeS Wiin5antts TIT San
SSrafafSrn

Gan Sransisco, 25. aus. = Die Df=
ientli9en Sibungen Der MiiuSa SamtszGommii<
fion tpurben geitern abenO gei6loiien, iebod
perben bic Serbanblungen nod i'm SebeinleH
fOrtgeiett perben. Sranf 9eptne, iuelfer ieit
elf Sabren i'm MiinSumte angeiteat 1T, be-
5eu9te geitern, baB er eine 1ntsrrsOun9 5tot-
i6en benz Superintenbenten 2agrange uno
SEQ. Binneb i'm @ountp @eidngniiie an=
b0rte. 9inneD erbot fid), feline anflasen sez
gen 3agranae oor3ubringell, menn berielbe
linn (Binnep) uno ieinen Serbiinoeten aus Der
Bati9e belfe. 9asrauge tueigerte ii9 nit Der
Semerfung, es f6nne 9ti9ts segen ibn berpie<
ien tuerben. Btnuep erlpiberte bierauf, es
f0nne 6rn. 2agrange oenno9 piel @elb foitcn,
ii6 ans Der slffaire su 5ieben, unb 2agange
iollte miiien, baB er (Yinneb) nnb ieine Ser
biinoeten Alles, mas iie miinldten, berueiien
t0nnten. 2epiue hattie 0agrange mad benz
gefdnsniiie besleitet, nm Die llnterrebnng nit
au3ub0ren.
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Die Seteranen oeS 8. . to'er Sc 9 me ns
$, nebenbci gcagt lauter 9euti9e, babeH in
Cincinnati ibrem am 5. glmguit 1862 ourd
Serratb in &enHeiiee gefallenen SberiteH
Nobert 2atimer WcSoOt etn 8eufmal geiebt,
pel9e8 lsbteu 0Onneritag eingepeibt tuurOe.
Die grciie Dhttter beS 6elben mar BET ber
6eier anrpeieuo.
Sn Der 9 G D t 81 6 mOno, Sirg., orobt
Ntafermaugel, Die .Bumpeumerfe liefern ni1t
geuu9 g8aiIer, mn Der 8aHerltuno I'M SameS-
fluhe III auBcroroeutlid) uiebrig. Ser alte
Blan, cine groBe Q9aiierleituug eiu3urt6teH,
miro wieocr beiprO6eu.
Sn @bicag lpurbe Der 4bOrttOnift Or.
@nra bieier Gage Der lluteriu1uugSbait iibera
tuieeH, obne baB man 8iirgI6aft BON ibm
aunabm. Der 0eni9 iO0 al SRI. @arg
gtOrgan cine IbOrtiOu uOll5ogeH ba6en.
&apt. @ao8, Der @rbauer Der Wtiiiiiiippis
Settles, bat ben 8lan 3u einer 81 ii d { Il ber
ben SoSporu8 s entnOrfer, I'M 8era nit
SOuitantiuopel 3u uerbtnoen. Die Bride
miro ungefdbr 5000 6uB lang iein unO etrua
Is Sogen babeH. Der mittlere 8ogeu piro
circa $50 5uB melt ictu, Die SautOftsn ruer>
ben etwa $25, 100000 betragen.
- Die e@onitituante s pom Georgia
nertaqte fid am SantitGge sine die.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-27
Btreau Der 8aAItht>Sputpaawts
pon Baltimore,
Tr 10 &ntffh 9fr6fte
Weidaftss@egpeiier.
Mtt 1te Gauten!

2ltt ote Samen!
&amiIton Gaftes s. sobue, SIR. 199-2O5, 3D.
SaItimoreitrase
$. Sat & SDbne, ytr. 1854, Sib=Sroabiuap.
NoMis sSelber, SIR. 167, SiibzSroabrap.
q. 9. Bntointitb, ysr. 224, .sa5altmorefraae.
q. Seammeret, (Saar i.fu.) glr. G2. eerinstonr.
~. 0ratpforo, SIR. 81, @arter=sane, Sonbon, Gnsl.
Sarron, SCR. 63, fertnstonitraBe.
Dollar Store, ytr. 22O, zYGltimorefraEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-27
9ie YlnfIasem gesen oen senator
0rcper. - Gttt 0eftdn0ntfs oes
beffDdteteft 2ettQett SSiabtD.

Yortlamb, Sr., %. Nu9. : gN. 3.
Si9bp, Der bes MsiueiOs angeflagte 3euge in
Der nntsriu6ung gegen ben Senator @roper,
bat eioli9e @rfldrung absegeben, in pel6er
er ben gunbesmari6al U. gS. 9SaterS nno
ben 3oleiunebnter Sohn aelp an9efla9t, i'm
(6igbp) unD ben 3eusen Cities beito6en su
baben, falihes 3eusnib gegen @roper absule=
gen. SIR 3iuef mar, ben @influB bes Srn.
@roper i'm Seuate 81 pernidten nnb Die I'M
na1ifen SUM- itattfinoenben gSablen 81 beetlt<
fluiien. Senator Morton bate benz 3engen
,b,qbp eiuer angabe uad) ben Ratb ge9ebeu,
nid)t Dor benz llnterludlungs @omite IN Ore
gor su erl9eiueu, lonbern mad 8aibington
III qeben. @r tpiirbe leine 9luSgaben uno
Wteilengelber erbalten uno ourh i'm (Otor<
tom in S9ut genommen perSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-27
Gitte Wriidfe 7erif1rt.

@bicago, 25. 9lug. = $6ier eingetroffene
9riuatbepei4en meloen, baB bic Bride iiber
Saosen Se 0Fa a 6t' ,Gr gqPG ofSe mse' 9 a 1sf @ Gs
boot iol ebenfalls bon oeu 6lutben fort9erii=
len rporben lein.
Gouncil~ bluffs, Soma, 25. aug. -
3pet Sogeu Der bieii9en 8riide iiber ben
Dtihouri, jeber oerielben 2506uB lang, tpurben
beute Mtor9en burd einen Sturm Serit0rt uno
in ben Slug geipOrfen. Der Serluit TT be-
oeutenb. Die Sriidenpieiler, ioluie bic iibris
gen neun Sogen Der Bride iino, iopeit ermit-
telt iit, ni9t bei6dbigt. Scr Serfebr nit oen
gSeiien iit an bieiem Yunfte in 6olge bes llnz
faOs gdn5lif unterbro6en, iebo6 iollen bents
9ta9mittag Initalteu getrofen iuerben, Inn
Die 5radt9egenitdnOe unO Yaifaaiere nlittelit
S1hrhnnten iiber ben Gluk III bef1rher1l.
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8anfe,t ,t,,o 8amamters.

n9eutSd,e 9anf," gde Sontbapz unb galtnoreitr
pWereintgte Eeutidhe g3anf," gde Saltimoreitr. u.
YoifzSfce= =Npenue.
rDeutidje Gentral S3amf," rGorreiponbentas@e=
bdlIbe.
.Seutidle Sparbamf," gde BaGttmorez IL. 9inefr
Ssmmmer 4 Seder. gfr Fl, Southtr.
Watne, g., peorrelponbent"=@ "=@ebdube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-27
OlaItimere. obtose etSembabn @eTeufMaft.
8eueraI= =Tradttz9epartemenf,
Baltimore; ben II. ausui 1877.

Baltimore; ben II. ausuf 1877.
umsue.
Ser rsaIttmore=o htos asabn".g .grpreb bot por
geomtaa, ben 20. GusuH, on iein Sireau in sar.
1873, BeitsBaItimoreftrabe
"Cash-on-Delivery" Gintaifrunsen, Grpresfrats
ten, Badete unb Coli perben nit Sorsialt une
prompt beiorst, rep. beforoert.
u9S-) n. 0uiIforo, generaIzTradt= =asent.
Waiitter, merit gub pobI, bas ainber= @boIera uub
GommerIeioen burdb ben @ebraub Don Gtonebr o.
fer's inbianiidem @ummi= Sprup On-
dian Gum Syrup ioiort ginbaIt setban mro. Wian
aarantirt In alien 6daen bair ODER eraet oas @elo
auriid. gtur 25 Gents. (Sulii9, ,3Dite, iaE.tsB6eD
werS. 6es'S SuotamtImes seeetabtIttdex De-
colt, felt 25 Sabrtn oils bas sr0Bte Bluirensunss.
Otittel Der @esenpart tetannt, sutrb nur In Rr.
i77K, 1ascttes, EorS.peft>06e BET 9utaws
strae, aubereitet unb i bet alien apotbeiern su ba-
ben. (Aua26, 12D1teYl
Wareaa Der r0asIidt=S ompaante Sou Salti=
utcre"
Baltimore, ben 26. Utat 1877.
Bielfaden Anfrasen i'm getreff bes iiinftisen CAS-
preiIes binidtlid Der beporfebenben @onturrenb su
besesnen. MAIDEN mir biermit 6etannt, oas utr Die
Ua6ritation uon9as iortitsen perben II. beabfdsen,
oaB mir pOlis i'm stanoe bleiben, es su enem retfe
unb elmer GuaIitdt, pebe alle uniere 3unben seniiz
eeno suirtsoenfsen uiro, gu lieern. oiuie aud ale
aonturrens gu idlasen. SIM autrase Der 0ireftoren
(Dtdi29, ,3DiteD Sas. .. Smauwooo, Sefr.
Bdreau Der 8asItd1tsSputpaauts
pon Baltimore,
Rr. 10, Sputb 9traBs.
eote...8iIItges aI....Gotel
pir baben eins por3islide QuaIitdt BON @otes Dor.
rdtbis, fpeIte mir benz Yubitum als elm empieblens'
mertbes Sei,material fiir bdnste unb anbere 3pede
oeriren; idnst lei6t 5euer uno t frei pon nnrenss
teiten.
BeHe1upsen perben In cieiem 8iireau ober In Der
Babrtf, 5uB bon eeabenbaGitr., ansenommen.
Breis $3.50 pro gBasenlaouns, In trSenb enem
staottbeile abseliefert.
ISft23-Tl Sames 9. SmaHtpooo, Gefr.
Ytanps 8eiames= s=Wnfit.
sSpei GentS Die Geite.
9Immenberg's Yiano=gYaarenIassr
gr. t58, DeftzBaBette=, oberbolb gutaptr.
(aus22, 1Nt, ,Diit&Samf)
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etmer 9,amf.

Gan 6ran51Scot 26. Au9. : Ote
8eanttem Ser yOterdlants' gr6angesSant"
perfiinoen, baB Die Sanf iofort Der aiquiba=
tiom iiberantrportet werben ipirb. Ils llrla6e
miro bic allgen1eine Stoduug Der @elddfte
ansegeben. Die 8ant iit ie0od oollfomnlen
iolSent unb iuirb ibren Serpfidtun9en bel
6eler unb Bicnnis nabfomnlen.
9ie 8emtoaettffrtttt9 oes st1bers.
Gbicago, %. Iug. = Die Seraus9eber
bes biefgen uSntsr>S >Scean," tpel4eein 8nnb-
jAreiben OIL Die perl6iebenen &ongreBmit9lie-
Der erlafIen batten, nm beren 4niibten be5iig-
lid Remoueti1rung beS Silbers Su erfabren,
haben bon 1877 Mitgliebern Inttport erbalten.
Son bielen erfldren itd 131 0titglieber Slt
@uuifen bes @iberrufs bes @eletes BON 1873
mnb Der @ieoeretnfiibrung bes Silberoollars
Is beaiinftigen bte Gemonetiiirung bes Gil
bers rinter setuiiien 8ebinaungen; 81 itnb
ltuenti9ieOen, nno 2 tpeigern itd, 5u alltrpor=
ten.
Ginem artifel Der biefgen y vSimeS" snfolge
finb Die @ei6aftssuftdnoe in bieier Stabt jeti
siinfiger, ais gu irsenb einer 3eit ieit BEN
Banif pom 1873,
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Gpdi eit1e Ysritft aerifort.

@IeOel D, D, %. Nn9. -Ole be0edte
Bride iiber ben 3uScarawasz z6luB iiiblt6 bon
gteuzYb philadelphia, O., iuurbe bente Elm Haub
Der Slammen. Sie Sride beitanb aus brei
So9en, unb Elm boppelteS @cletie fiibrte iiber
hieielbe her. gSerluit $4,000.
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Baltimore, Nb. Montag, bem ~. Mngnf 1917
Selegrapbiide 9epeldelt.

[gertte Der .afioeiir.en aree' fir ben rDeuti9ei
eorreip oubenten".l
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8dnfer0tt.

Rew>gorf, 25. aus. Die Meblbano<
Ter 6. 8oberts & Comp, Scr. II, SOutbitr., :,
baben fallirt uub ibre affairen au Siaaf
Sopt & Comp. iibertragen. Die Yaiiioa
iolleu ii6 auf $250,O0O belaufen. Die Sir
ma eriitirte ieit 25 Sabreu unO itanb in groBer
9ld1t1u1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-27
2eutimIanO.

- 9tm l, au9uit eri4OB iid in 90 Infer
bic lS-idbrtge Sodter zines Stlobauers oor
Dem 6Driterthore. Dtan iagt, iie babe cine
| ebr burte Sebauoluug Seitens ibres Sttefua-
terS 3u erbuloen 9ebabt. Anfangs tuurbe Ser
Sater Don Stelen ais Sbdter angenommell,
uno eS iollte aud Die poli3eilihe Yerbaf.
ting erfolgen. Der Sater brad)te ie6od) ei1en
3eugen, Der betunbete, oaB, rpGbrcnb oerS6uB
I'M @arten fel, er, nGmlid) Der 8ater, iidl inn
6aule aufgehalten babe.
- Nus Nt ii bl + III am Rbein, /. Nh.
quit, miro geidrieben: v0ie Sefabr, baB Der
| &olorabo=SGfer utdt mebr Su uernd1ten 1ei,
miro INNER gr6Ber. S1ou bot lid) oas E6ter
auf ben britten slider, uu6 Smar oiesmal auf
.etncm iolden, Der DON benz uripriinqlidl ins
T5irteH 8OOen Ourty eiu 8oggenfelD getrennt
1T, III grOBcr Utengt 0orgeflmOeu. gluBerOenr
| tit Ourd) gfa6grabcn cOnratirt, 6aB in ben abs
gebranntcn SelOern nod Buppen porbanben
| iino. Dap man bobenortS ale Wabregeln
anmeuoeu ul6d)te, Die @rfolg oeripred)en, 9ebt
buraus beruOr, OaB Die 66. Brof. Ser itdder
aus @0ttiugen, gliieior Stern6er9 aus 8ers
lin unb Or. SnuerIteiu aus Boppelsoorf uus
ousgeieet ben biciigcn Seb1rOen Srr Seite fte-
ben. AlS Curriculum mag errpdhnt per6eu,
bsB eS bereit8 Colorado Bitter in ooppelter
2iqueurzSabritatiou gicbt."
-3u Der ytadjridt bonn Sobe 0es g piel-
, d d. terS . anc iagen Die yg8eS-
pen:"
oSr le6te, unb Die gEeIt uerlor ibr G5elb,
9r tar6, Ilno R d. s uerlor Die GBet."
- 5n Gee en- am SGr5 erei9nete iid] 6er
NJ ert tn iiroige s all, OaB wGbreno eines
Sdileenfeite8 bei'm @inid|lagen oes 8liteS
III oas SdJitbeu3elt Der t66tenoe Strabl bier
Utdnner rieoerltredte, inter tueld)en itf eiH
| 3miQinaS SritOcrpQar betaup: bic bei0eft
Sriioer hatten IlleS i'm 2eben getbeilt, fie
mareu 3u glei1er StunOe gebOreu uno coniir.
mirt, batten bel einem Weilter bic Qebre Be-
itauoeu, in eiuer @ompagnie lire RilitGr3eit
oerbradlt mo nit chamber ben &rieg ae9en
Sranfretdl mitgema6t, unb- nun en6eten iie
aud 3uiammen ibr 2eben an tbrem 25. &C.
burtstage, BON einem 8litftrable getrOffen.
Sd)tueoen.
- Die ibme6ii6e6 $ afenit ~ Suubs.
oall 5000 @iHmobner) 1T laut telegraph.
iber Dteloung AM 3. 9uguft gum gr0Bten
6be'te Our1 cine 6euer6brunit SGfSrt
por0en.
NmsIano.
- Ser G3ar beii6tigte jiiHgit eiuen Grupp
gefan geHer 3 irfen, uno babel geiddb
eS, oaB Der &aier, Der nit ioilie zines mill.
tdrlid)en bulgaril6en 0Olmeti9 all Die Siirten
einige 6ragen ridtete, BON etnem Der Qesteren
ourbauS teine Anhuort erbielt, ,8arum
antrporte1t On nid)t ?" lGBt Der @Sar ourdl
ben Dolmeti1 frGgell. Ser Sirte bleibt
ltuntm. Der Oolnletif) bringt in ibnl. alleS
pergebl6 @uOlid teQt ii6 Der 0olmetit in
Boittur uno rapportirt militdriid: ySdter.
den! Ser 9efGngene It nj DIT al f.
geIe9t, f9 nit @urer Ntajeitdt gu unterbatz
ten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-27
HoItttI6eS.

Oamaris cotte, Wte., %. aug. - Ger
repnbltfaniIfe &onpent BON 9incoln- County
nabm bente 8eolutionen on, tpel6e unerifiitz
terli9es Sertrauen in ben Yratoeuten aus
briifen unO ieine Politif in ieOer {3iniiAt bill
liqeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-27
Giientabtts1tnfaM.

u { 10 { n 3 II, @Otln., 26. Nu9.-Nnf
Der Observation-Disclosures Babn" 3wii6eu
oieier Stabt uno gforipi9 wurSe in Der pers
gangeneu 9ta6t bur6 einen iapereu Regen<
9uB eine Strede oes @eleileS meggei6penlult.
Der nSrbli9 gebenbe 4ceommobationsSug lief
an bieier Stelle in Der pergansenen gta6t aus
Dem @eletie uno ftiirste in BEN Sbames= 5lnB,
jeOod5 blisben beipe yerionenpassOns auf benz
@eleiie iteben. Der Qofomoti0fitbrer @m,
8ider, Der 9ei3er $. 8eebe, Der @epddmeifter
g. Balmer unb Der 3ustnipeftor SObn golau
trugsu bebenflide Serlebungen baDon.
AuBer ben angefibrteu trugen ie4Saanoere
8eriouen nit elmer eiuSiseu Iu8nabme
benz 3ug= =9eriouale augeb0riS-unbeOeutenoe
Serletungeu bapou. Wfan erpartet, baB a0e
Seripnnbsten nit benz 9ebeu bauOn fommen
lperbeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-27
S6tNSna6ri G)tett.

6atber 8oint, 25. Qusuit. = 0el
0ampfer yMorauian," bon eiperpool mad
@tontreal beitimmt, paiiirte oteien Punft I'm
5.15 beute 0torgen.
Bropibence, SIS, 25. auguit. =
9as Ser. ct. &riegsld]iff Capitalization,
BON 9teruz 8ebfcro, fam beute bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-27

Der amerifanlide Sonlul Su ct. Sobn's,
N.s6., meloet, OaB bier ameritanii6e SLIDER,
welde bon ibren sSahrSeusen perid]lagen NOR
ben maren, burb poriiberfabrenot S6iffe an
Sorb senommen uub mad ct. SObn'S &C.
braht iuoroen linb. Der Soniul perlab Die
@eretteten nit alem gtotbluenbigen nnb
idliGte iie mad, @louceIter, Wali.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09

phia. He is reported to be wounded in
the leg.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The latest from
the Bennett-May duel is as follows :
Bennett LETT here Thursday and went
to Boston. This was ,ruse to draw of
the attention Of the public.
He did not know where the battle
would be fought, the arrangeme nts being
left to his friend, s. Ii. Robbins.
Fred. May, of Baltimore, in the mean
time arrived, and with him the details
OF time, place and weapons were ar
| ranged.
The place selected was Slaughter Sta
tion, Kent County, Delaware, not far
| from the Maryland line. The region is
| very sparsely settled. May offered to
provide brace of dueling pistols and
| the offer was accepted.
On Friday night Bennett, efrectually
disguised, went from Boston, passed
hurriedly through New York, and took
| a night train on the Pennsylvania Rail-
| roed, having been Joined by his seoona
and by DR.. Chas. Phelps, who went in
the capacity of surgeon.
They went to Baltimore, when they
received letter from Fred. May, of that
clIy, conLdlnlDg lOrmai announCemenC
to the Second OF Bennett Of the time,
place and weapons.
The parties arrived at slaughter Sta
ton yesterday morning, and the duel
was fought at 2 O'clock in an open space
In the woods. May, his second, Fred.
May, and DR.. Tightman, his surgeon,
were first on the ground.
The men were placed back to back at
ten PAGES distance. Robbins gave the
signal, and the two men turned and
fired almost simultaneously.
May staggered. Bennett stood for a
moment holding his stlll-smoking pistol
almost in the position in which he had
fired.
DR.. Tightman ran forward to May
and examined his wound. He thought
it would not prove fatal, but was Of such
a nature as to prevent him from having
an equal chance with his antagonist at
a second shot. The wound was in the
leg.
Bennett and party Immediately re-
turned to Philadelphia, and May was
carried to the house of a relative.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09
arily gave the true version Of the affair,

tarily gave the true version Of the affair,
which is as follows;
"She Is the mother OF q young man
named Bernard Brady, who for nearly
ten years was an employe of the Times
Company In the capacity OF an assist
ant pressman; that last October he WAS
arrested on the charge OF burglarizing
the store of Altering & Brunneman, at
No. 244 Main street, was indicted, and
ever since the 18Th day OF October has
been an inmate OF the County Jail"
The agonized mother has shadOwed
that place ever since her boy has been
incarcerated there, and the prospects OF
Bernard being sent to the Penitentiary
has so preyed upon her mind that she WAS
rendered temporarily insane, and TO end
her troubles, her intention was to kill
herself, and then by burning the house
in wbioh she lived, thus consume her
wretched self.
Mrs. Brady was visited by STAR re-
porter as she lay in the Hospital, this
morning. She is apparently forty-fye
years OF age, with very black hair, but
her face bears marks OF great sorrow.
She endeavored to talk to the attend
ant, but the wound in her throat emit
ted the air which should pass from her
mouth in articulating, and her words
were almost unintelligible, and Wers
spoken with apparent pain.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-09

Consolidated New York and Harlem
bonds.
To Mrs. Sophia White $1,000 Of like
bonds.
To niece, Charlotte Haskell, $1,000 Of
such bonds.
TO each Of three daughters OF
bonds.
TO Chas. Simouson, son OF nephew,
Chas. NJ. simonson, deceased, $4,000 OF
like bonds.
To the family physician, DIR. Jared
Laisley. $4,000 Of like bonds.
To Capt. Jas. Braisted, formerly In the
employ of the Commodore, $4,000 of such
To Lambert wardelI, an old and faith.
ful clerk, $4,000 of such bonds.
10 mis- grandson, VIM. X. Thorne, Jr.,
son OF his daughter Emily, $25, 900 regis
tered bonds of Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railway Company.
10 Samuel Patten Hand, son of Oba-
diah 3. Hand, brother OF the Commo.
dore's mother, one such registered bond
OF said company, $1,000.
10 Rev. DR.. Chas. f. Deems, pastor of
the Church of the Strangers, $40, 900 in
such registered bonds.
To Mrs. Maria Lecher, wife of General
Gordon Granger, $4,000 in sucn regis
tered bonds. And TO the W lfe Of ne phe W
Samuel Barton, $25 ,0C0 In first mortgage
bonds Of the Staten Island Railway
Company.
All the rest, residue and remainder of
the property and estate is bequeathed
to VIM. Il. Vanderbilt, mis- heirs, execu-
tors, administrators and assigns for
ever. VIM. IL. Vanderbilt, has sons,
Cornelius and William, and Samuel
Barton, nephew Of the Commodore, are
appointed executors OF the will, and
trustees.
Ii Barton refuses to act as executor
and trustee without compensation, the
bequest to mis- wife becomes void, and
the bonds revert to the reslduary estate.
The codicil bequeaths 10 his grandson
Cornelius Vanderbilt, son of William H.,
1885 shares of capital stock OF the New
YORK d Harlem Railroad Company, and
31,65O shares of capital stock OF the New
York Central Il Hudson River Railroad
Company.
10 William II. Vanderbilt, another
son of William H., 10000 shares of the
New York Central & Hudson River Rail
road Company stock.
To Frederick W. Vanderbilt, another
son of William H., 10000 shares OF the
same stock, to be delivered when he be-
comes Of age.
To George Vanderbilt, another son of
VIM. H., 10000 shares of the same stock,
to be delivered at the age of twenty-one.
To the beloved wife OF Frank A. Van
derbilt, 1900 shares Of like stock, in ad-
dition to previous bequests.
The will is witnessed by Francis P.
Freeman, Sidney A. Carey, Joseph
IN DnFN
codicil by Edwin ID. Worcester, s. D.
Erickson and Chas. A. RanaIIn.
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NEW ORLEANS
Great Excitement and Trouble
Expected.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-There is great
excitement in the streets and in every
quarter. At all public places crowds
are discussing the situation in a most
excited manner.
There are rumors Of all kinds, and il
is hard to get at the truth of anything
but it is stated that the
Nichols militia have captured
the State-house and seated the Demo.
cratic judges. -'
The United States gunboats have been
signaled and are ordered to be in posi-
tion in case of further trouble.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-The Nichols
authorities have taken possession Of
Courts and Police Stations. General
Ogden in person demanded the surren.
der of the Third Precinct Station h ouse
and Supreme Court. Refusal led to
demonstrations of attack, two howitzers
being brought to bear on the building.
It's surrender was then had. The
armed forces now number fully five
thousand men, and any resistance to
them will bring on collision and
bloodshed.
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dent simply upon the proclamation oi
the President of the Senate will be an
act Of usurpation that will be resisted
by the people to the last extremity, even
should that extremity be an appeal TO
arms.
4. That the impudent and unfounded
charge that those who protest against
the exercise of illegal and arbitrary
power desire to fomentistrife and incite
civil war. is made by c0nspirators to
evil design to Illustrate the sovereign will
OF the people as expressed through the
ballot.box on the 7th of November last.
8. That we denounce the action OF
President Grant in following the eX-
ample of the military chieftains OF Mex
leo in interfering by armed force In the
elections of the people, in preventing the
lawful organization of State Leglsla'
lures, and in massing troops at Wash
ington with the apparent purpose OF pre-
venting free action of Congress respect
ing the Presidential election. 1t eYinces
purpose to render the military indie
pendent OF and superior to the civil
power, and calls Tor outspoken con-
demnation by every friend Of republican
government.
8. That the Inauguration as President
OF a candidate rejected by the people
and counted in by fraud is revolution,
aud, II acquiesced in, fatal to republican
government.
7. That the National Democratic CON-
mittee be requested to call National
Democratic Convention, to meet at WASH
ington City, February II, 1877.
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Death of a Cincinnati Lady.

Mrs. Adie Lloyd, nee Miss Meader, a
young lady, who was well known in this
city as a teacher in the Public Schools,
10Th District, and who was married on
the evening OF the 9th of last month,
died last Sunday evening, at Honeoye
Falls, New York.
Mrs. Lloyd had gone to that city on
her wedding tour in company with her
husband, John U. Lloyd, member of
the firm Of Merrill 81 Co., corner of
Court and Plum streets.
While there she took sick and after a
painful Illness died. Her remains will
arrive here this evening.
The Social Reading Society, of which
the deceased was member, met last
evening at the Central Christian
Churcn on Ninth street, and services ap-
propriate to the sad occurrence were
held.