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The Morning herald., 1877-10-05
CITY COUNCIL.

REGULAR MEETING LAST N1GHT-cApT.
GALLAGHER ELECTED CHIEF ENGINEER
AND W. s. HAYES, REG1sTRAK-PET1-
T1ONS AWARDED. "hf't1b iht
City Council met in regular session last
evening, President Lichtenstein in the chair.
Nicholas Jenny petitioned the privilege to
use eight feet space in Front Of his. place of
business on King street. Granted.
City Treasurer Vincent reported bal
ance in bank to the credit Of Cool Spring
Reservoir, 81, ,99s.95, and $9,s9S.53 to cur
rent expenses. Total, $14,S97.4s.t
Street Commissioner Hoagland reported
26 men, 2 double teams and 4 single teams
employed.
Chief Engineer Gallagher reported IS
men employed in the Water Department.
E. Brinton petitioned to have damages
paid on account of the overaowing ofhis
celler by water. Reported adversely.
John Green and others petitioned to have
the east side of Washington street, between
18th and 18th streets, paved. Adopted.
Cost, $50. w''n2"I Is
The committee appointed to receive pro-
posals for the new sewers reported that on
some Misunderstanding with the parties
presenting the bids that the proposals be
rejected, and that the committee be in
structed to ask for new ones. Approved.
Perry Trusty and William Craig asked to
be granted licenses to clean privy wells by
means of the bucket system. Referred to
the Board of Health. - ..'A"t'
Mr., Baker stated that as It was the night
for the election of the Chief Engineer Of the
Water Department and Registrar, he moved
| that the elecnion be gone into and nomina-
ted Mr.. G. H. Gallagher for Chief Engt-
ueer of the Water Department and W. 8.
Hayes for Registrar. <Messrs.Johnson and
TAYLOR were appointed tellers, who re-
ported as follows: For Chief Engineer Mr..
Gallagher received Q votes, blank 7. For
| Registrar W. s. Hayes received 9 votes,
blank z. ...,., ...,
The following ordinances were presented:
An ordinance authorizing the Delaware
& Western r. Il. to use certain streets.
passed.
An ordinance entitled an ordinance regu.
lating the money paid to the City Treasurer
| by the Street Commissioner, on account Of
paving and curbing sidewalks. Passed.
An ordinance making additional appro-
priations for the different departments Of
the city,.
| Mr.. Windle presented the following resc.
l Resolved-That the City Auditor be and
! he is hereby authorized to add interest At
| the rate of 6 per cent per annum upon all
bills for curbing, paving, water pipes, &c.,
remaining on said auditors book after the
Goth of the present month.
| The following orders were directed to be
drawn: ,'tI'
Pay roll, Water Department, s1oo63;
pay roll, Street Department., $1S6S1; pay
. roll, police department, 81 ,4S3.S4 miscel-
!, laueous pay roll, sl,246,s9; Francis Nc
l N1oolyov kOO
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DOMESTIC.

CONFERENCE WITH MINERS.
The President of the Delaware, Lscka.
wanna and Western Railroad Company
started to-day for Scranton, to confer with
the committees from different colleries, and
officers of other coal companies. 1t is said
that the miners have plan to propose
looking speedy resumptiod of mining.
AcoNvENT IN FLAMES.
At midnight fire broke out in Stoddsrt'a
Hotel at stanslead, Province of Quebec,
which was consumed with the barns and
outbuildings. The Convent of Notre Dame
and the Congressional Church on the oppo>
site side are now burning Gam. and
buildings adjacent are in great danger. The
loss thus far is $4,000.
A TERRIBLE CRIME IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.-William G. Schley,
. prominent and wealthy member Of the
bar, was arrested last night on the charge
of having committed an outrage on Miss
Nellie Fitzgerald, employed ~ seamstrese
at his resinence. :
The outrage occurred on last Thursday
night. She left her room, she said. to get q
glass of water from bath room on the sec-
ond floor, and returning sttirsd only In hsr
night dress, encountered Mr.. scheley simi.
larly clad. She attempted to escape, but be
clasped her around the waist and bore her
into her room, where he outraged her per-
son. She testified positively to the psrticu'
lars of the crime, and that she was detained
q prisoner all night in the room and her
person repeatedly outraged.
schley denied the statement Of the girl.
he was, however, held in $4,000 bail for
trial by the criminal court.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
ALBANY, Dot. 4.-The Chairman Of the
Committee on Contested Seats made re-
port ip favor of seating the Corning delega-
ton from Albady (hisses in the gallery and
spplause), the Mclaughlin delegation from
Kings, of excluding the anti-Tammany DEL
egation from New York, (great applsuse) E,
and In favor of the delegates to Orleans,
who were yesterday accepted as regular by
artion of the State COMMITTEES.
The entire regular delegation of Tammsny
were admitted, the contests in the first and
second districts having been amicably 3D.
justed. The Haskin delegation from West
chester, was also admitted a. the regular
delegation.
luton.
SENATOR MoRToN's HOPES.
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. 3.-Dr. Thompson
in reply to VISITORS inquiry to"night, said
that Senator Morton will, he hopes, take his
seat In December, but he will never be able
to use crutches or canes again.
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SENATOR MORTON'S HOPES.
ETC,
ETC.
THE EASTERN WAR.

RUMORED RUSSIAN DIFEAT.
LONDON, Oct. "A telegram from Con.
stantinople says:
"According to unofficial accounts, the
Russians under the Grand Duke Michael
have been defeated between Ami and Kars.
Two Russian Generals were killed."
The Prince of Montenegro has decided to
consider this campaign terminated, with the
occupation of the district Of the Banjsni.
The Prince has written to the Gar that
he had succeeded in attaining his principal
object, namely, the dellverance of the popu-
lation Of Upper Herzegovina, and did no,
intend to 90 beyond the Banjani country.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.

The side windows of Elliott, johnson &
Co.'s Banking House, !eor. 9Th and Market
streets, ,were forced open, about eight
O'Clock, last evening. The attempt was
discovered by the vigilance Of the police, be-
fore crmplete entrance was effected, hence
nothing was disturbed nor any loss made.
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~sweet Forge { Me Not"

This iS the title Of new and magnlncen'
sorr with remarkably pretty waltz cbo.
rus. compos. by 30 BBY NFWCoMB.' OF
minstrel fame. IT is sung py Primrose and
latest. o: Haverlv's Minstrels. neiehantyy
and Hengler, of the Ebony Pastor Troupe
Adah Ricnmor d, and other first class az A.
usts ali over the country. This s"pg will
suIely be admired by everybody. Prioe
81 cents per copy. can be he'd from any
music dealer, or f1om the publisher.
+. W. HELMICK.
West 4th st. CinciD nat.o
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IHE M1DDLETowN FAIR POSTPONED

The Middletown Fair, on account of the
inclemency of the weather, has been post
poned until Monday and Tuesday next. The
town was quite lively with people, but the
rain prevented an interest to be taken in tho
Fair, which is worth going to see,
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The Reasons Why.

!. Our clothing is made superior to any in
2. The sty'e and shape of our garments
cannot be equaIed.
8. We are large, experienced manufacture
ers.
4. We buy our goods for cash and give
our customers the benefit.
INC. 4 WE SELL NolA1N' Noi oAoiA-
Final. We have about sixty clever sales
men. The low prices the people do appre-
ciate. Come one come all. snd see for
Clothing. We have already laid In as q
part of our stock one half a million dollars,
manufactured by US, open for inst stection.
Our Motto:
I'VE LEAD-NEV. II FOLLOW"
We have brought low prices and stylish
goods into Philadelphia.
TO THE BOYS. TO THE CHILDREN.
of school suits aud children's suits been so
| complete as this season.
small Profits! Quick Sales! Bear in
mind,
WE ARE THE LEADING AND FOPU-
LAR CLOTHING 9IoUsE IN PH1LA.
A. {. YATES 4 C0.,
LFDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut St., Cor. Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
| sep7.4m
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CHRONIC s5sSSsSs ssS = sS$S; $S; 2$Sss
of all books, "Pain Home Talk and Medio
cal Common sense" Nearly l,OOO pages, ,2Oo
Illustrators, by DR.. f. b FOorE, of Nv Lex
inaton Ave, n, Y. Purchasers of this book
are at liberty to consult Its author T IN person @
or by mail free. Price by mail Sa2 DIae Ior me
edition, which contains all the same matter
and illustrations. Contents tables 1ree'
MURRAY HILL PUBLISHINOCO., -
l20 East 28th st., N. Y
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NIVlDENl,-OFFIC OF THE VIII
~ MINGTON COAL GAS COMPANY.
WILMINGTON, August st. 1877.
The Directors of the Wilmington Coal
cas Company have this day declared
d vidend of three dollars per share ior Inc
nast ak months, payable on demand.
VIM. P, TAYLOR Treasurer.
aup2.tf 8 8 Shipley street.
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The P. K. A.. ball will come Off in Webs
ster's dancing academy, Friday evening,
November g..
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Local .AHa1r0'
LOCAL NOTES,

The seats for "Divorce" are selling rap
idly.
Ifreports be true the New Castle "Times"
has suspended.
The HERALD Job Printing Office is local.
ted at 500 shipley street.
Now is an excellent time for merchants to
advertise their fall goods.
Rev. Father Hoechkeppel, of St. James
Church, is now convalescent.
Attention is called to the Registers order
published in the HERALD this morning.
Professor Webster's Children's Dancing
Glass will meet tomorrow afternoon.
The Rokeby Assembly will give q soiree
tomorrow night In their hall at Rising
Sun.
The Pho Mono Literary Society will meet
this evening in the basement of St. James
Church.
Messrs. Robelen and Bro have always
the latest music, both vocal and instrumen-
tai, for sale.
Wachten, the barber, is located at Fifth
and Market streets, under Lieberman's
clothing store.
The P. X. AS ball come off Friday, No.
vember 9. Tickets are selling rapidly.
Don't fail to secure one.
A supper was held last evening in the
West Presbyterian Church, corner of Eighth
and Washington streets.
The Orphans Court at New Castle held a
short session on Wednesday and then ad-
journed until November 26.
This afternoon King street, from Second
to Sixth will be alive with farmers and
housekeepers, selling and making purchases.
Yesterday morning the s.33 train on the
P. W. & B. R. R., was fourteen minutes
late owing to delay on the New York d.
vision.
The ocean steamer, City of New York,
of the Old Dominion Line, left the dry deck
Of Harlan & Hollingsworth Company yes
terday morning.
The Office of James H. Ray & Co., New
ark, Delaware, was entered by burglars
Wednesday night and some small articles Of
little value were taken.
Register Biggs has granted letters of ad-
| lnle 81, thu kn Of Thnpoo
Martin, late of Wilmington, deceased, unto
Ellen Martin, widow of deceased.
People call daily for back numbers of the
MORNING HERALD containing chapters of
the interesting story Of 1.-THE Partisan De
tective," which is still being published.
On Tuesday evening next Morning Star
Division, No. 2, Sons of Temperance, will
hold their anniversary at the Opera House.
Admission free. Reserved seats, 10 cents.
Representatives of the Christy Senate left
this city yesterday morning for Philadel-
phia to participate in celebrating the Cen-
tennial Anniversary of the Battle of Ger
mantown.
Don't forget the soiree at the Friendship
Engine House on Saturday evening. John
Montgomery will furnish the music. He
has been engaged to play for this soiree
every Saturday evening.
Mr.. Joseph Sharp, Of Christiana, while
driving in the city yesterday afternoon, was
thrown out of bis carriage at Ninth and
French streets, but fortunately escaped un-
hurt. The beast is 9 spirited one and be-
came unmanageable.
Mr.. Samuel Toy, formerly teacher o.
St. Joseph's School, died yesterday of rheu
matism. Deceased will be buried on Sun.
day afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, from the resi-
dence Of his father, Mr.. James Toy. or
the Kenneth Pike, ut the first l-gate. The
remains will be inferred in St. Joseph's
CemetarV
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CLOTHING.
THE STATE OF MAN,

"This is the state Of man: to-day he puts
forth
The tender leaves of hope, tomorrow BIOS
SONS
And bears hts hlushing honors thick upon
him."
Is any one borrowing trouble" lest they
have not means to purchase comfort
able Clio. hing? Let him 60 to the
CLOTHING HOUxE OF A. o. YATES
4 80. L-dg r Building. Cor. Sixth
and Chestnut. j,
There he will see the great Clothing House
crowded with p 'Op'e from morning un'1l
nixht, doug u successful and large busi-
ness already, and only in the secoud week
of September. Although the weather Is
four times larger than last year Why IL 1t
that we are doing such large business be-
yond all others?
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CARU OF THANKS.
WILMINGTON, DEL, sept. le, 1877.
The thanks of the American h,nes arg
morally tendered d to Mr.. Eli CrOZ er, through
whO'es kind ness the Company was enabled
to p ptrticipa1e in the ,Cenlennial anniyer-
sarv Of the Battle Of Brandywine.. The
company also d sire to extend her thanks S
to 4 hsis1ys Seuate" for their 'lberal'ty
'"" "''o. SAM'L NJ. WOOD
Capt Co. a." lst Reg't:.
sepl8-tf u V. M.
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SW, JON Es, Fancy Dyers, 4az N. Fron
D Street, Brsnch Office corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Garments OF every dsscrip
ZION lived or Cleaused Kid Shoes, Feath.
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April 1877.
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PREMIUMS, $4,000
The good order aud decorum IN VI nave
G aracte ized our previous Exhibitions
will be strictly maintained. the PREMIUMS
will be imparlia,ly awarded. and every ell
fort W | he made TO render the OCCASION
pleasant and satisfactory to all who atVeno
Excursion Tickets
WILL RE ISSUED BY THE PHGLADEL-
PHIA, WILMINGTON AND Ball
TIMORE RAILROAD.

Admittingto the grounds which. to be 9 od
fer the ,eturn trip, mu 4 be puncht by the
ga1, keeper. 1t is expece ed that * urslon
tickets VIII be issued by all railroads COLI
necttd with the Delaware Railroad.
The Philadelphia, Wi mington and baiti i,
more Railroad will charge te: raaes ", ;,
freish to N'ddl-towu upon All art,cies anu
sock for the exhibition and return theli
FREE.
Exhibitors Will please apply 10
Agents or delaware RatIr Ad for
Rates.
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NOTICES..

NrOTICE--The Fire Department and our
N friend. in general will please accept
our thanhs Tor their efforts to save our
property during the night OF the hfe, oc-
lob LIST, 1877. ,,x,,on
Oc3.3t* DONAH'' w " btNsON'
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NOTICE PENSIONERS.

Pension Papers Gar" prepared
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SENATOR MoRToN's HOPES.
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. 3.-Dr. Thompson
in reply to visitors inquiry Tonight, said
that Senator Morton will, he hopes, take his
seat In December, but he will never be able
to use crutches or canes again.
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Wortgnge Sertnuf ourd5 cen
Sheriff,

Id 8alentin Srauiuu hurh cine pfanbeer,
Ihreituns mortgage deed) nit rem Ser.
faufsrett, batirt een 10 9iosembcr 1870 unb
rinettraaen in ben 9udern hes 3ccpreers ron
C5aeccnaec COUNTY, UfiiIouri, mne sum 9usen
rrn SrrnIbip 40, Ranee 6, 3pwnibip 43,
Ranae 6. 1ub 3ppnibip 43, 8auae 5, ear
naGfcbtnb beidritbeHe Gisrntbum iitrrtrasrn
bat, namiit:
Gas fiitmtfIide @ieriel bts fiitwrlflidben
0ierteIs unb has nrrbpeffidt Yiertel hts
iIbwelfIi6en 8iertei5 SOn Scftipn is. Srnn.
Ibip az, * 'nse 8, psitIi9 sntbaItsnb 80 older
msbr cher peniser.
Senannte Dian peifhreibana irurbe ausser
fellt um bic !3dblun9 geniHrr Roten i'm BE-
frdge UOn funf Suneert uno ertisebn Dollars
uno einunbGet3ia Gents uebf 3inisn unb in
beinster @rrihrribuns ndbsr bei6riebrn, 3u
Thsrn. Ia jeeVd Die Hcttn fdIil iinb uno
eie 3irirn unbe;dblt bleiben, beauftraate bic
GruHip Court am3i. Ausuit 1877, r6brtnb bss
gusutsl lermines beiagter Court. ben llntrritih-
neisn, SberiH Drn @a5ccuahe County. bas
prrltebene brlhristene Gigsntbum in lleber.
einlfinImung nit ben &cri6riften beiaetrr Ser.
ihreitu"s su rerfaufeu. Tt6baIb rsrbe i'd,
5beUbSr Sersner, SberiF ron @asecnabe
Gtunty. Riiicuri in lletsreinlfimmuna nit
ren 0ori6riften beiagtrr 8erinrtibuns unb
esm an MID srrittetrn Srfrbl Der County
Court am
Mttmo6 H,n Is. Se,embsr. 1877.
3wtIftn o llbr 0rrm. unt llbr Sahmittasf,
an hrr Grurtbaus Sbire in 6ermann, @0s-
ccnats Gcuntp. RiIcuri, ale &sdtr 3itel unh
Nuipride crs teiasten 9aIrutiH Sranicu in
unc an rd5 rrrltrttuet gruneeissutbum an
zen Msiiftirhubtn fir bar in 5ano Ssrflu,
isn um Sap;taI uno :3inisn auf tsiastr Npttn
ippie bic 9Uitru bielte 8criabrens ~ eedeu.
1hcotor Screner.
GberiIf ron 9a5ccuahe @punip.
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eheriHs=Sertanf hpn sdnllana,

Da bic Gpuntp Court BON @asecnate
County, Nilfcuri, am Of. Ee;ember 1876 unt
pGbrsno bes Sertasten Rprrmber Gsrmins
benannten @eri@tsbcfes, benz unter;eihattrn,
SbsriT ron OaSecnnte Counts, befObIen, bds
na6ffebtnb bef@riebeus cd I-2anb "a serfaa.
fen. ndmIid:
Das fib-5ilIi4e @ierteI Der SeFtiun Is,
1ownfbip Al unb &anse 6, rnthaItenb 100
@der. mebr cher weniger.
Drebaib perhriG, 1beptur 8trsnsr, SbrriF
rcn @asccnaee COUNTY. NilTcuri in ueberein-
ftimmuns nit benz SsfebIe senanaten 9rridis,
am.
Mittwo6 cen 81. Sttobcr 1877,
apiIben 9 rl6r gcrmtttass unS 5 tl6r Ea6-
mittdss, an Der @eHrtbaus Ibiire in 6ermann,
6asccnabe GcontS. Staat Niifcuri, baS Uben
teI6riebene S6uI-9 9anS auf STtniIi9sr auttiou
an ben Reilf6ictrnbcn pertlufrn.
5becbpr 8ergntE
Gberif ron @ascpnabe County.
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= Ter s ommiildr res 4atentwsfens

- Ter 6 ommiiIlr res Yltentmsiens
bot folneube nfficieIIe Grflatuna beiiia
lid 6cs Icbten Srueis ab9e9ebsn: Nb-
aeIebem BON bent Gcbaube suaefiiaten
Sducen lit Der nurh bns S.uer perur<
iadlte pctunidre SelIult niht iebr 9ro6
BON ben Yer,eidniien Ger ihwcbsnpcn
Npplitationen uuo Yutente 10 mie Der
ucrworfenen 9lpplifatiouea 1T nihts
usrIoren aegduefn, uno BON rrn Sriai
ulI,cihnunaen fub ebrnfallS MIR ieh'
wruiae burb oas SSeuer seritort 'uorbeu.
Snn bcn UerlOrsn aeannacnen 3eld,
nun0en, peldle idmmtlidl Der Slusaatc
pom 4. Scptbr. 1877 nuaeb0ren. iinh
pbotolitbograpbiidle s opien onGefertiAt
moroen, 10 oaB aus ibrem Ssrlult feiue
beIonoeren standardization eutlte
ben t0nnen. @ine betraAtlide Nn,abI
photoIithOara rapbiiher @opien TuS rcr-
brannt. nbsr in tainem Sale iino a0c
@opien uon einem Yatent uerbranEt.
oa Die Sorblettsn in eincm anberen
| Gunner bes @ebdubes, ruel6es unIsr|
| iebrt sebliebeu III, oufaefrtidert NOR
ben mnren. Eie geihafte Der Office
mcroen cober feline llnterbrehune er.
! fabreu. Oie Yriiun9 Der 9eiude wirt
nie norber Dor nd aehen. uno YdtentG
mcroen nod mie Dor obne wsitere Ser
,09erung nusse9ebcn mcroen.
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mann, NIO., Gonmerstae L.. Oftober
lleber bic @efanaennahme )

- lleber bic @efunaennabme boz
,uei BEL Der neuliden Beraubuns be!
Union 8ocifc GTpisbsuaes betbeiliater
Mdnneyn, ioiuie bic B;ebererIanauns
bon $40. 600 in @oi6, 5erihtet bic II
&anias @itp erfdieiuenbe - Simes":
Wittwod um 8 llbr aRoraens mad
ten swei Nidnner, mslhe ,mei obae-
idate YferSe ritten uno einen fhluel
belaoenenY1np init fdl fiirhtsn, in 8uf.
falo Citation Salt uno nerlnneten Gr
| frii6unaen. Ser @ernadt bes Sta:
tionsiaeaten naroe crreet. nls er aui
einem Gupelope, weid,es Der cine Der
9eute beim Seraussieben ieines Sai6eue
tuhes ouf Die Groe fallen IieB, ben
@amen SoeI Collins bemerfte. llnh
ba es iih sufdliig traf, baB uidt nett
oapon Sberiff gearNIep bon guls
@ountp uHb cine Shaar Solouten In
etner Sdludt auf DER 9iue, laaen, UNI.
penn mogIid, bic Grprebrduher absu'
fangen, lieB Der Stnfionsageut Den
Sberiif bon ieincm Scrbnft benadrid:
tigen. iobalo Die beiben Sremnen zen
RlaB iuieoer Oerln6tn batten. Shsrifi
Scaroslep uno feline acute mnrfsu lid
logIcid auf ibre Yferec unO boIten in
furSrr 3rit DIE be:b:n 9Rdnner elm.
Scstere bebaupt,tcn, Sitbbanoler aus
Strds gu icin unh e,fl1rtrn iid auf Die
Nnhuroeruu9 hes SberiifS bereit, mad
Her CITATION ;urufSutchrcn. Nls iie
lecod cine fur;c 3cit gstittcn maren,
pnncts fid Collins an ieinem @eno1en
unh iagte: ,9Senn mir henn einmal
Ittrben iollen, 10 LAB uns uuicr 9ehcn
ueni tltcns tbeutr pcrfaufcn." Beioc
uerIuatrn harauf. ibre 3cuuucr ,u
iieben. Ter Ste III uno ieiue VI M.
ldaft warcn ichod ,u flint uno idohrn
Die Trube" bon iblcu Yfcroen bcruu
ter. bepor ne bon ibrcn 9Safftn 8t.
brdud MAIDEN fonntem. Inter ocn aui
Dem Iu6en oes Yonps befeitiettn 9e.
pafiudem befnnOen iid in 3wanSia.
oollarftiifen ser Y5a9una ucm Saber
1877 $40, 900 III @oIr. G>ie 9eid)en
Uurren nad Glts gel radt, NO Gin Sn
queit uh9ebalteu iuerOen uirr. Sr.
Qeno nelGe Yap!ere wuroen bel Dell
SOotcn nid)t uoraefuurer, nu5JenOm
men einl9e Seoidte, wcIde collins bon
elmer iunaen Dame aemiomet wOrben
mlren, u1S pclIe berlelbe iehr bod su
iddBen idien. Ser 9fnme res anoersn
Wannes lit niht befannt. @oIIins
itammt aus Ouaas. Srras. unO iOa
elmer boban9sisbcnen camille anse
borcn
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8oen's SSatbfpIaer.

Sie germutbuug bic mir in lebter
Summer ausiprahen. oab Der gfahfol'
ger oes peritorbenen Senators, g. 9
Boab, tein Wann BON bernorragentem
Salente ieiu miro uno beim Sufam-
nentritt Der ndhften 9eaislatur feline
Nusldt baben miro bem 9rn. 8beIps
ais erfoIsrei6er Sanbibot aeaeniibcr
gu treten, bat fih leiser bewabrbeitet.
9ouuerneur Ybelps ernannte ndmlid,
0rn. 8. $. Nrmitron9, CUR 3eit Yoli
,ei-S ommiiidr bon ct. 9nuis, um bis
gum a. Wlr, 1879 oen Staat MiiIouri
i'm Senate Der Ser. Stanten 3u reprd:
ientirsn. Nrmitron9 miro ruobl wenia
mebr i'm @cnate tbun ole tets nit Der
remotratiidrn Yartei Himmrn. gu
tGdtisem Gingreifen in bieSpeiden bes
3c9terun9srabes burd scttaemdBen
Glnlpruh Oaer Statb frbIt ibm bic BE:
fabigung uno 10 wir6 er lpobl ole Stole
Nes Stummen IN alien Srasen BON
Seoeutuna su ipielcn babeu. Ter
nNn4eiaer eeS MciteuS" i6reibt ubcr
oenielben luie folgt:
0err 9Irmitrong lit elm alter bsmo.
tratiider YcItttfer. Der icit Meni1eu-
geecnten unsridluttcrlidl su Der YarteI
lehaIten unh tcbbdIb nad aItsm Ser
fommcn yNniprudi" anf 8erudii6tias
ung bdttc. Q%It er Dor ctlua 20 Sabren
aas amt ncs Ycimciltcrs uno nruer
Alngs bGS cmcs Yoll;ci s ommili1rs.
lomie ;uIidleh Ncn btibcn ciuige annert
Sieunnlcn lcihltdI gut uusgcfilllt bate,
10 mnd)te er fur hie ndhte 3rit IN
siuem rit)t aG G,uD"rmifelttn uno aus
eotbntcn Srrlpaltun9Sdmte mobl am
>RldBe fcln 3u eincm SenatOr hcl
Ser. Sthaten utcr fsblt ihm einfld
Aaes: ticferes Y8in;u uuS @crenfIm.
felt, eberiomobl :rir ptrionlidle NYiirbe
Siclc Nnitrlun9 lit alio, rir be
oauern IS fagtn iu milllen, eiuc armis-
itge unh iis srtl1rt iih pObl tlnS aus
oem llmitance. CAB 9ou. YbsIps ouf
bic llnteritiibung bes Srn. Nrmitron:p
rednen eann ulo ieine 3iunlitdt iider-
lid nidt ;u lilrdten bat, Wenn Der Ser
MN bes 0errn NrmitrOna erlr'6t unO
Elm ncuer Scnator duf 6 Sabre Al
udblen III. llebrigenS bat Sr. Nrm'
itrong oils g difnlger te5 9rn. gogp
lGho ais @oueae bes Serrn GodreL
Den SeraIeid unb @ou:rait
lidt ;u fiirbten. Gr ueritebt Die &unit.
u idwtiIsn, better ais Sose iie uer
tanoen batte uno I'M 0Slncn uno 9e
unoen WcnlbenUeritano fdnn er 60
MT Grdreu wnbl aufncbmcn. Ser
tunre er Orutid, 10 luilrren mir ibm !
albcril's 9suh iiber Srf dtet unr |
Snigae's llm9cng NIT Wenid;n uls
Soritublum su iclncr 9&aibln3tpnci !
SbGtiateit brluQcnr tmpfehlcn. Tenn
lur purG ocn Gomtrait nit Ger irnnin !
iihen urhanltat res Ncrrn SOeD uni |
nit ocu Gcpalcrceten Ntanicrru ncs
0errn IS ufrcll ni0dte Die etrte gNulb
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