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The daily gazette., 1877-08-25

IHE PEACHE~-Ihus lar the peach
season has proved the cNoakers 10 be
fAlse prophets, as their ofi-repeAted pre-
dicuons Of small c0,ps and nou-remu-
nerauSe markets have failed Of realiza-
ton. Io-dAy's rail shipments make a
total Of over l.S00, 600 baskets, which the
water shipments will swell to more than
100000. Fol the middle OF the peach
season this is a creditable showing, aud
is conclusive evidence that the crop will
be fully up to the average. The markets
are more general than ever before and the
wide distribution of the shipments I,re-
vents the gluts at Jersey CT which
proved SO detrimental to shippers in pasr
wears. Thus far very fair prices hav,
been realized, and when the grower:
who have raised fair crops come to settl,
their accounts they will find that IL,
season in remunertiye view. has beer
as good As any they have experienced for
= number of years.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
FAILING GOLD


From the Baltimore GaZeltee
Gold yesterday touched ITS lowest point
since 1857. II has been declining steadily
for some time past, and yesterday reached
io4I. II may 20 lower. The fall has not
been due to speculation, butte large causes
against which speculative movements are
powerless. AT the close OF our tiscal year,
June 80, our exports had exceeded our i'm
ports about Siee .oco 900 in other words.
there was balance OF ira lie in our favor as
against Europe, payable in this amount OF
gold. Foreign exchange has consequently
sunk in value. until al last the point is
reached when gold must be shipped to this
country. On Thursday 81 ,s50.ls0 in gold
was shipped nom London TO New York
ami 1t is probable that this is the beginning
ofa current that must flow in this direction
for considerable time, For we are on the
eve ~ foreign export trade almost unpre-
cS>iantei. oar wheat crop has been eXcep-
ljonAily large. and commands high pIict
OWNS IL the foceIsn demand. The Russian
whoa; market is cut OF oy the war, and The
other sources OF Engllsh supply greatly re-
Gpcei. i i estimated Ihat oGI surplus O.
NkeaI for IN crop = Sa.1nl @. bushels. We
ars also oa The eve Of cotton year Of i'm
+ ,sar.Sc YraS per.iy- The SEASON begins On
+ = 1pienha- q. when the iIas q. co,i0n begins
40 rush laio The sea porI towns. Il Is under
stool that .he growth oi This year vii
hardly "a Shori oi ive milllon bales. This
Vlll ZAP the balance ot Trade SIronCly y
oar favor, lSv The m iddlo q. November The
corn ana Ihe provision crops Will begin 10
com, .l and aow over 10 EuraPo The To-
saceo ana petroleum Expectations Wa! NOT
diminish Al indications Po4ul 10 an euor-
llloa> cNpor, trade and comparatively light
eNq1r, Trade, leaving balance which Is
payable IN e0.j. cod must, therefore,
co4i,aUe ~ come iu,o this country, and
Ir'oab.y IN increasing Vulume But gold
IL this country Is not money. but a COM
mNi.ty though receivable as money n;
customs and payable rs money in bond in
terest. it does NOT enter circulation as mon
| ey. Ii lies a dead mass OF capital. yielding
| comparatively httle revenue. THIS will
make god drug-a drug that al of us
| would like To take-hut still. financially
| speaking. a drug and its supply being so
| far IN excess or the demand, it will sink in
value. Tne present decline is owing to the
anticipation of this-in street parlance, the
| prospective fail is now being d discounted.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25

A WEAK STAN or damaged truss of a
bridge Is usually discovered aNer it has
broken under a train load Of passengers,
but the Philadelphia Wilmington ana
Baltimore Railroad Company has set an
excellent example by finding the weak
places first and not allowing trains to run
until after the bridge had been secured.
In case of an accident, coroners' Jurors
and newspapers are severe critics of the
engineers, superintendents, &C., and now
that a chance of accident has been avert
ed by timely inspection, they should still
be critics in the best meaning of that
word, under which they MAJ praise a:
we'll as blam
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25

THE CRY EIECrloS.-The City
Election takes place one week from next
Tuesday and in all the Wards OF the city
the Democrats are actively preparing Tor
the event. The candidates thus far
nominated by the Democrats are men OF
unexcepionAble character, and are quail
hed in every reSpecs to perform the duties
of the Offices tor which they are nominal
eA The Affairs Il the ely would no,
S0:fsr s. ihei- hands and IN he event Of
iheiv eleciSoa The ciy government would
" csna>Gei IN &n ecAnNyni cal basis
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
Tax rsNN>YlyAxlA psMccB,rrc

THx PENNSYLVANIA DSMoCRNTFc
cNET.-WAile The Democratic ana IN
dependent journals of penrsy wanna vA-y
II thely comments uFan Ihe platform
Adopted 81 the recent Pennsylvania
Dsma~atc STATE Convention. all ar
unanimous in heir approval Of the uckel
selected. Il IS composed VI able, upright
men who an strong il he affections oi
lhs people oT ;he.- respective localities.
ana n-SseSs q 4Arca aaGree of persona.
sgrenC,l th-oachou, The sale. The elrc-
uoD oi suck ucSeI is merely question
N time
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25

InE LATE CoNFEnERArE> - "A
stranger who comes to the United States
must feel very much embarrassed Oh
many occasions. lie hr>, l4uas ii .he
North and hears the southern p-orls
abused as rebels who would 6rs:rlr lie
government, aaa .lGs LIE SANE Terms ap-
?led frequently io In plll'i,al opponents
Il those = lie \ a~;l uho u>z iliy-u-. " r.
lHom Liz people Who az cut .. p9ve, l,-
aea7s 10 wore lut.-s- aga -us. LIS GOV
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The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
A HEALTH INFLUENCE!

Restoring the Nervous and DehiItate-i.
lmparilug Life, strength, ami Health 10
the trtplutp organism.
S,ice,SN,AlU frey1fiHg iGststse irif1oap Maiieine
DR RBRIAS : RUNOLTAIC AND
MAGN ETC APPLIANCES
Recently !ntrotuced afler year o: study
AMI ra>ssa rch. They are OfQusdruple pow :
er. I'm oUlng the system with constant
current OF lEd4-i'.2 kseoirIe nd AagHesic
Gr0rS
ELECTRICITY Is NATURES POWER
4 sovereign Sp%ci1c in DySl~p>
VoG> leolAty-h- >sa>sS Of Iae IU1E-
R.vnna;l>in Para epSy->cIaii-
"a St--A. Ge-.at-- IL t,l.>--luu -, q. ~
Disorders q the k.1aeys-aa1 Functional
{ faculties genera y.
Il.e Apl .ATce>.s-- strongly charged with
E.s.ztr-c ysa---t e.. Mage .c a. .t=-.-
O, - 7--,sa l-.-ssa l1--c = q. s...al.= q
a. csaSs-S aa1 cn.st.t .u->. A11 t-tat. Cara
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The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL
ARCH MASONS.

BUFFALO, August 24.-The General
Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
to-day elected the following otiicer>;
General Gand High Priest, phn Fliz-
zell, Nashville; Tenn, Deputy G. q.
IL. =. Il nhert F. Bowen. keokuk Iowa
General Grand King, Alfred F. Cnap-
man, Boston; General Grand Scribe,
Noble d. Ltrrer, Washington, d. c.,
General Grand Treasurer, John Nc
Glellan. B, ston, General Grand Secre-
tary. {. u. Fox, Buff lc, & neral Grand
Uaptala of the Hos. Henry B ,sl~ick.
Gonvingtop, Ky, General Grani Roy
81 Arch CAptsiL; +. Day, Buff,la. Tie
Ch-pter vii concluie us session snd
adjourn lo-mpIroS.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25

New \ 4orS ie,ter \ =. Louis Tims&
Judge hilton has no personal feeling
whatever --asa>, lrN>. as class. TIE
- 7arf u4aasl1n leedrd = thorough
CLEANING a.'> dt. IN marble having b--
ca-lv >42.by-louk S-ve.Al parties
sen; Il tl1> 1ur the wosA. ans Il hop
1-Ally gave j; 20 -l-zlsa f-as. 2,Alich-
:, C---- Thar some oil--s 40 p-pv.rs:-.
= .. = 1or. Al- iA- r-Il L4a loi H.
==-.si &. l-.-- RI Il es~3 ty
..--c- a-.oa I1sre az several l5H>
l. tae >jsVArl esi4. - - al
seen u .'z gr--tr.s We. SATISFIED VII
--ee k-l.u-' -4-a=: =: 1eA--hc VIZ
tl=L-
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25

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The daily gazette., 1877-08-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| United States, for the District of Della
ware.
In the Matter of John McLear & Son,
Bankrupts, In Bankruptcy. At Whining
ton, in SAID District, on The Twentieth day
of July. A. H., 1877.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE. SIS:
Notice is hereby given thuta Petition has
been filed in said court by John l.. Me
Lear, of Wilmington, in said District
duly declared a Bankrupt under the act OF
Congress of March T.. 1867, for "a discharge,
and certificate thereof, from all his debts,
and other claims provable under said act,
and that the Seventh day of sept. lS17.
AT 10 O'Clock, a. m, is ASST ignei for the hear
ing Of the same, at Wilmington afore>aIl
when and where all creditors WHO have
proved their debts. and other persons In
interest may appearand show cause. if any
they have why the prayer OF the said reti-
tiun should not he granted.
y. RODMOND SMITH.
Clerk Of the l. $ District Court,
Jy2l- -ltawt>ept, Delaware District
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25

MOUNT VERNON INsll.iiT i.i.n n I'D
vi IASLISHED l>t-f.nt-"'r ~ >thod1
anI German ooanl,n- a4t y N q N|
young lad e AMI iii'ir -.i4>',ir. Maf1
Vernon Place. Baltimore' principss,
ZONES and Mrs. b. NA-Ilai,,, .se,sorsp
~'S'e-i ~ large corr 80 10, ~.
school VIII reopen Sei'r'l-2'
augi.tSep6 !,
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25

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The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
Ths 9aily Sagstts.
c. p. JOHNSON, EDITOR and PRorRrEroR
THEpA1LY GAzRrrH rs publiahed every

THE DAILY GAZETTE Is published every
afternoon SUNDAY excepted,l at 4i6 Marke
Street, and served by carriers to subscribers
all farts of the city and surrounding
towns and villt.es, for six cents u week,
payable weekly. Yearly subscribers, 50 in
advance.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established
in l7s4, is the largest and most nourlshine
weekly paper In The State, and has larger
circulation tnan any other on the Peninsula,
Published every Thursday afternoon, at :.
ger year, liz advance.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
popr rnU.ARD INSTITUTE; ;,

MORT EDWARD INSTITUTE; Ev;FlR
Rates reduced. Facilities HEyo1r,,, d
+ Fifl.-en teachers. a Business y, ,duala
lrge prepa raiory and o.let sinljsgg
( Courses for boln sexes. OF al. hsr 4; w
h,. chosen. Fall term, sci ,l,' lions y
Ter ter IN. December II: An, -. aalga
time proporriona y. ~ rort El9ii
address JAS. E.KiNG p.p.'f o'' alf]
New YORK. II
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
August 90. 1877.
Democratic Nominations
FOR PRESIDENT OF CITY COUNCIL,
WILLIAM BRIGHT.

FOR ASSESSORS,
NORTHERN nIsr.-JAMES KENNEDY
SOUTHERN pIsr.-wM. klSE.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
NOIILES.

NOTICE.-A special meeting of the
IN Trustees of tue POOR Tor New Castle
county Will be held at the Almshouse, on
WEDNESDAY,, August 18th, at 10 o'clock,
4. m. BY order OF the Pres sident,
JOHN w. EVANS,
augiT I'm Clerk.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
SUMMER RES OR rs.

TROY HOUSE, Troy. y. Y-THE
1 first.clasS hous ofthe city. Recently
refurnished thronsnout Tables suppl, d
with all delicacies IN season Courteous
attendance. Free uss To and from house,
Al. W. STEARNS.
jy23 Proprietor.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
WAntN- is.
BLACkSMITHING

In all its branches. Particular attent,
given TO
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
HORSE
Dunbar system

All diseases OF the foot and cases OF lame
ness incidental 10 shooting or fast driyin
treated under the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
Sin amerifantides 1trtbeil iiber Die
cSs;&.Po{

Inter Dem 9itel yBeueiie bes Sortihritts
in Der Siirfei" 1T etn19en 2onooner 3situngeu
Elm SG)relben beS befannten NmerifanerS Dr,
Sbomplon IN Serltn Su9e9angen, ipeld)es Die
Ter on ben en9lild]en Irenlier -WinlItsr gerid=
tet bat unb lportn er er3aht, tDa8 er het ldnz
9ere.1 gufentbalte in Der 2iirfei lelbit geie=
ben bat. Sor. Sbompiou fennt Die Siirfei
ieit 1888; er fsnnt iie gut, oenn er bat bort
lan9e 3eit peri0nltd) gelpeilt. Gr gibt Sl,
oab bic Staatsberlpaltunq in Der Siirfel noG)
regt man9elbaft, ia, ihledt lei. Snoefen ielen
ieit 1888 eln 10 ofIenbarer, 10 er1renllher
Sortldrltt, etne 10 geoetbllde Gntlrldeluna
81 bemerfeu, oaB mau elnem ipelteren Auf'
idlnun9e nit 3upeliidt ertgehenleben fDgne,
lobalo bic 9iirtet nur turb Scmahruug Oes
SrterenS IN Den Stauo 9elebt tptrO, auf cem
ithon betreteneu Bfaoe fort5ufalren. Shire
gntwidluug 1T blsher langam geipeien, ill.,
relien lo1 man beoenfen, oaB Die Siiltet nor
40 Sabreu in Babrbeit nod mn eiuigs Sebrz
bunDerte ;,triif mar. Set 1888 bat lid Sie=
les gum Beiereu nerdnoert. Die 10 pielfad
peripotteten Dats, Der Sati. S6erif bon
@ulhane uno Der 3at1. .5umapuu, baben er=
lpriebltte Sriibte getragen. 9lus elmer eln
3igeu Se,tung bat fh ELL Deer ron 20 - 80
SageSblGttern enttplfelt; Die beillge SbrlIt
toiro jest in Is Sprabeu georuft unO irel
.perfauft; bic WiiNonslhulen erfreueu iif)
nidt bios poafdnoi9er Srelbeit, ionoern &C.
oeibcn gelunb Eno frafllg unO breiteu eurc-
pdtlden llnterriht iber oaS 3teid) aus; Die
6alas baben on @influb nno 9emldt auf=
fduig gemonnen; @rieden, gSallahcn uno
9rmenier lillo au hoben Staatsdmtern beruz
fen ,porben; Gbrllteu iino in reT Gemetnoez
ratben ue.treten; proteltantiide Sird)en f0n.
nen auerort8 eirid)tet .pcroen unb iueroelt
sablretb beiud)t; es 1T eln gemtidter (briits
lid),noba @erihtshof einseiebt
tporoen; Nusldnoern itsbt Der 2anoermerb
irei; Das Grtminalserib btsueriabre lit Iebr
peientll6 gemilbert morben; Seltonnaoe uao
5olter iinb gang in Serseiienbsit seratben. -
3as fino nur anfange; eS bleibt Steles gu
thun iibriS. Illetn meul1 man beoenft, oaB
bic Eii1fet Dor so Sabren nod ioSuia9en TIM
Is. Sahrbunberte itaub, 10 nuS man suges
ben, oaB perbdltntBmabtg uiel seid)eben tit.
25 Sabre Srieoeu, uno Die Siilfei mlrO Elm
gang anoeres Silb oarbleten. Seoeuiaus ift
cas Baponnet nid)t Der 9esisnetile 0fliitondr
Der @iuiliiation. Jtur ourh itttllfe Gtn=
fliiHe ldBt fib bort cipilllatorid spirfen. Sir
Die 6riitl1ben Stdm.ne lit HE iiirftidle Jte=
gieruu9 jeoenfalls ipeientlid) mtloer uno gez
oeibliher, als bic rnliilG1e eln uiiroe. r0as
sr0Bte nur oenfbarfe llngliif," lblltBt Or.
Sbonpion, vrpeldsS lenen Stdmmen wloer-
fabren fDnnte. tpiiroe ,bre llntermerfung nnter
ben 9raulamsn uno periolguHs8iiidti9en rnllz
lden Ottlltar~ Oe8pottsmus |eln."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28

Die gr6Bte sS ierfraft Der
sSelt, Die Der auerifaniideu Seite oeS
ytiagarafalles, miro uOrausfdtlid in tpeni.
gen Eageu inter ben 5ammer fommeu.
8enn man beoentt, oaB iie etHe niemals per-
iiesenoe 8aferdule Don 2O6a SUP reprdisu,
tirt, 10 fann man iidb bic uneebeure bepe=
genoe &taft poriteaen, bic in oteiem, sep0bu-
lid nur alS ene&urioItdt bstuunoerten, grob,
artrgen 9Safierfaae BON Der ytatur geliefert
miro mo bis iett nuelcs liegen geblieben 1T.
Oa ia Bel ms, pdbreub rbie S0lfer o'rau=
BEN aufeiuanoeridlasen." slaes wieoer biibid
in's @eletfe au tommen ideiut, 10 iit es nidat
uum0gltd, oaB Der lpefulattue Yanfee fih
enclid oes aenialen @ebanfens, Disieu iebr
Ed)ereu rWtotcr" iaouitrlel gu peruertben,
benldhtigt, nad)bem Der llrheber teiielben,
Der @iaentbiimer Der ednoereien, .popon bic
Beuubuns Der Baferfraft abbdngt, our9 Die
praft'fhen Sorbereituuaen, namentlib Die
4ulase oes nEtbiseu 2eitungsfanals, iein
san;es beocutenoes &apital erd)Dpft bat -
oas alte goos 10 uteler v@riiucer" theileno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
Nermiidte Sepef6et aus We,p=
Ysurf.

gtetu Dorf, 27. April. BoliSiit Sobn
Murtba, welber ben Stalleuer QntOnlO yolr
tn Srooflnn aus ytotbmsbr eridoB, 1T pom
ben 0eidenidau 9eidworenen BON aller
Shulo frelgelprohsn worbeu.
-peute mar Der lebte Sag bes Iprilterr
Minis Der Sunbesseridte. @s mar bisher
sebrduhlid, bic @efmorenen bis gum leb-
ten Gage oes Sermtns 6u besablen; Stidter
Slatdforo entlieb ieood, beate Die gsidwo=
renen oes SunoesOiftrlftsseridteS nit Der
yemerfuug, er bebauere, oab fein @eio iiir
tire BeSablun9 uorratbig lei, ea bic 8erlpll.
llsuns ST bleiem 3mede aufgebraudt lei,
SIN Sale Gle Defi,it~ ~Serw.ntsungsbia anse.
nommen tperoe, 10 meroe Der SunOesmar,
idaa Die @eidporenen benadrld)tigeu. meuu
iie lhr @elo ii @mpfans nebmeu truuten.
0ie @eidmorenen in bem Yrosefie besiislid)
Der n@mma.Wine" baben leit Al MoHaten
feline 8esablung fdr ibre 9,enite erhalteu.
@ingehofene 9ampfer: - rOenmart" ron
eonbon, Dampfer rStats Of Yeuniploaula"
BON @lasgou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28

NeprDorf, 27. aptil, - @elo leidt su
2. gBefiel feiter 81 4.s9. @clo idlof
fetis 5u 1867. Bunbes Sbligationen
lebbaft uuo feft /; 1ssler ia, 1o65er
1114, neue 11Ob, 1867er 112a, 1s6Scr 114s
Weue Siinier l11s, 1O.4Oer Coupons 1923.
aftien lebhait uno itetig; Stem Yorfsr
@eutral 9l1, grie 81. QafesSbore 48s, Silt
noiier, @entral Sd, Yittsburg S4a, ebica9o-
gtortbmefern 10, Yrlorttdtea 428, 66d-
SSlanb 89t.
uuterihabants 8ilau3: Sob s82,213,,
538; &ouraut $41 ,04S,604.
- Die Boil gtnnabmen bellefen ii4 beute
auf $4,000.
= Ser llnterid)abmeiaer soblte heute fir
SntereIien $1,000 unb fir eingeso9ene Sb@
Iigationen s719, 600 aus,
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9ratto 1T etner 5anbit,tnttncn 2ttt=
italt. Shapes Gntf6mrten
Der cSnSaiTett.

Ct. 50 b II, h.=S., 27. april. - Su
Der bieiiaeu 5aub ubitummen-N Nnfalt brad beute
Worgen iriib Seuer aus, uno bas 9anse @'e.
bduoe mar in peutsen Winuteu in faud II.
Slammen gehiiut. Die Sniaiien, 50 an Der
3ahl, uurben ourd 3eitern aus ben oberen
5todmerteu serettet. @S slngeu fetne Wen.
ifenieben uerloren uno oas 6euer puroe ges
lDid)t, ebe bas @ebduoe gang serfUrt mar.
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Ser Gbeideionn8S Yro5eb 8e9ett
8ffaf1dftt Mp1tttQ.

Sa1t gate s y; 27. April.
beridtiste @heideiounss=Yroseb Der Trau
IHn @li5a Dourg gegen Brigham Ycnng
murbe beute pon Dem &i6ter Sbdfer 5uH
4bihlnile gebraht. Ser Ridter entldieo,
oaE aldserin uno Der Serfla9te am 1S. Aprll
1868 de facto, aber ni9t de jure getraut
wuloeu, oaB Der Serflagte 5ur 3eit Der 9ets
ratb beretts cine itm seietlid angetraute
Satin bate, baB Nnn @lisa oebbalb n,e ote
@attin bes Yerflagten par uno 5u feinen
4llmenten bered)t1gt 1T.
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sin sd,e,tslihes 9,erbred,e,,.

Yrutale GrmoroMne eines oieridbrisen Naos
d,sms omrd, einen Neser.-@im ssnd,serid,t
lit Musiiebt.
4tlanta @a., 81. 4pril. - Im leb=
ten Dienitags Nbeno iuuroe (mie uir hereits
furs mlttbelIteu) in Der ytdhe pon @hatta=
nooaa ein ideuBti1eS Serbredeu beaanaen,
weIfeS ieitoem ben SOB oeS Spi;rs refanz
laBte. @lue oierjdbriae Sodter beS Srn.
Dapio Yepsr, eines geadteten 6armers, ipielte
in bem 9ofraume butter Der Sdeuer, .pdbreno
ihre Gltern lid) in Dem Wobnbauie befanoen.
Yl0blid ,puroe tie BON Willis Sid. einem aui
Der Earm hires Gaters beld)dftiaten yteger,
iiberfalen unb in bic Sdleune geidleppt, mo
ibr oer yteaer @erualt ansutbnn uerludlte. Sle
leiitete 8ioeritano uno erbltterte oaonrh Die
id)mar5e Beftie Derart, oaB CT i5r idredttde
8erletunaen 5ufii9te. $or. Peger ipurOe burd)
Die piilIerufe ieines &noes aufmertlam &c.
mabt, elite mad Der @5deune, iiberpdltigtc
ben gteser uHo feiielte oenielber, tporauf er
mad Der Stabt elite, I'M Yolisiften 5u bolen
uno linen Den Serbreher su iiberliefern. unz
teroeiieu gelan9 eS jebod, oem @efangenen,
feline 5effeln absuitretien uno jn entftieben.
9eiteru NbeHo tpurbe 9a in 0fome, @a.,
mieoer felgenonlnlen mo nah Chattanooga
gebIadt. Die @rbttterung inter ben 8ur-
germ tit 10 sroB. oaB man befiirbtet, oaB Die
lelben oas @eieb in thre 5dnoe uebmen uno
ben Serbreder bem Hi9ter Qpnd iiberantuors
ten Der0cn.
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Scr SoteIbrano lit st. 2nuis.
YSdftrinrltd d1 Der 6efd1tuprettett.

.Nou 8, 27. April. - Die 3elden~
ifauseidmoreuen gaben beute ibren @abr-
ipruh be,ii9lid Der Glndi6eruns oes rSouz
tbern 5otsls" ab. Derielbe lest bar, Bop Der
8rano i'm guutsrrain in Der Ndhe Der auf
sussmaIdine euttano, oaB bic @orfebrunsen
I'M Sotel segen 5euersgsfabr nidt hinrei-
denb waren, oab Bic 5ener,pebr ibre Yiltd)t
that uuo ouB bic @isentbiimer bes SOtels ii4
in oerldieOeneu 5iniidteu ftrafbare yadlai
ii9felt 5u Sd)uleen fommen l,eBen.
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8Iuttae Sraa0oie.

s8bee ling, aS.=Ya., 27. April. - Sn
Stcot am ObiosSluiie, ereisnete ild) seitern
elne blntiae Sras0oie. auguit Srtogenan,
Der @isentbiimer elmer Sdsemiihle, sertetb in
einen gSo;twediel NIT Nbe 3ongluel. leinem
MalhlniiteE, uno ueriebte bemielben nit Ell,
mem Stode einen Shlag iiber ben &opf.
2ongpeu ergrifi ein Sell unO lpaltete bamtt
5rn. Brioseman'S Sddbel. Oas Mbleteu
oeS 2estsrcu nuroe ltiinollh erpartct. 6r.
GriOaeman NOR etu gsadteter uuo etnfluBrei=
der Siir9er lener 9egeno.
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sluf Der Gtienbof,t ner1,,,ofiidt.

80 tstomn, n, Ya., 81. 4prll.- Sno.
Megltndsp, elm Bremier anf Dem @belter.
Ebal-3weise Der uReabipger Babn," puroe
heute bel @eoars5oDom BON einem s3uge iibers
ia bren unb angenbltdlih aei0btst.
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Ser ..Gmt,ta=y y9tten n"=0roaek .

WemzD orf, q. Apr'l. -0te @ntlaei=
hung be,iI9lif Der alage Der gonooner Gigens
tbiimer Der ,@mma- Witre' 9egen Yart, Sar-
ter mo 9uoere I'M 2uriideritatiuug pon
s5 600, 900 purbe I'M 46 llbr beute Qbenn
oen geifmorenen anbeintgeltellt. 0ieielben
perben iiter 9tad)t in eiuem 3inmer einge=
lhlolieu tperbcu. Die gntiheibung mirn
nitt Dor 10 llbr mor9en friib betaunt ssmadt
tperben.