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The daily gazette., 1877-03-30
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H., ,,scToS, pei, March I.,,9I,;s1 30 ls,7i 81 p
,siSeS cnr ralsnsa ats sd ~ Mar r.
nsUap Uap'%ImIngton, 4 SE Del, att PM to-
The daily gazette., 1877-03-30

LIST OF PUBLIC SALEs.-The following
public sales are advertised: sa'--
V. q. Finn, e. W. Wood, ,Adm's M arch 81
The daily gazette., 1877-03-30
Fertile Rafh.

/ ssrSshes, Bath Towels, Bath sponges,
= soaps In extensive variety. Also
ioyes, I. Straps, Brushes, &c. OF horse
Y " Trlctlon TT @ Gloves, and many other
.. BRINGHURsT 4 CO..
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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10 @IlG. a.'"''To o;-.5 u e.. ...'s .
The daily gazette., 1877-03-30

t.r-. '-..fs .i1sf-l. .4t.rI
eE H.at tb.s i'.'s -t. -..'' 20
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s hirac ulous Cure for Corns
! isn remedy OF great popularity 70,
y corns without pain. ava
L. bhlNGHURST 4 CO.,
co-os, Apothecaries. A
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, 1877-05-12

have described nbovc TINT the great erlcratrm for
enccc.afui cnturc t. 10 be t9ut in forest planting
70 arranged - tt Aford shelter from fhr aontlIwr't
winHs and In placing prc ns 10 Aa to sG screened
on that side by wood1, and. II possible. by hills
al*o In all penfrIc Countries am convincrd that
such ehrer essential to culture al the
rnorr drliratc fruits Hut &Ilrrc /. 1tlcs ncnr
mr. 1f protection frain the drying effects of both
wind md run which ID far from being generally
appreciated a. Il shpui be-. refer TO mn1ch1n:;
bnt Tnan by that tern, 4 Errht deal m0rc than IL
tnmnanly nnherrtooa by It.. Merely covering tl.c
ground afnnnd each tree or Vine will have but little
effect. Tho whu1e orchard ur vineyard must be
mnlchcd with straw, Erna'. weeds. ,rosns9aika,
eh!r'd|St, tan bark, or nome ether rrfuHc matter
to ench depth ~ 10 prevent t1e growth Of 7rats o!
weeds, The result will bc that !he s.!!
will never become hut and dry, hut will
at ali times bo mnIet and conl, and
on digging down tu II through the mu1chfnr II
will bu found to be nl1ct with prout roor. Inst NJ
II In In tho woods when ynM diR through the nnl1fa
mnlch.ng Of ltaf.mo.d. which Il annNal1y re.
ncwch, No one who has mot fcrn II can realize The
wonderfully lny9oratlng effect ~ this procc>e,-
and anune It, good cGccts may mention shatf
have foand II an effective remedy fos Leaf.
blight snh cracking Of fruit In pears. iut
the mu!chIn2 must he ave pr zig Inches
In depth over The winnie ground. attrtb.
ntc its good effect largely tn the fnct that Il pre-.
vents the evaporation Uf the tnnt+turt from the
surface Hnl1 BY lhc southwest wind. The drying
effect uf which Is even w',rsc than the Hottest sHn
but whatever my be The explanation. ! Gun
answcr for tho rnsui. and tttH which Tho frnit.
grower cannot s1nfd In ignore.
il. ". s. CLEtkLAH Landscape Gardener,
, 1877-05-12
= OFFICIAL REPORTING.


CHICAGO, May 1l.-It Ia not oiton that am
accused Of "fs'selood and misrepresentation " In
any statement that | may make, And tho PARTY
signing hmtef NV, ,"to the article with the above
caption In your Issue Of yesterday, eccms 10 BE-
very much ashamed Of bis own mama a. well ~
giving mo the prominence Of statements referred
to by him. 1t Is very easy thing 10 throw stones
concealmenk haye resided in this city ditecn
years, and "w." is tho hsst party who, during
that time, has accused mo Of fulscLood, and mis-,
representation IN my busipcsa or private life.
Tho law does not prevent towards from
slanderlng others, nny musc than Il prevents
th!oses from stealing horssa, hut Il pun!shes them
ln9 il ny. article. whlch you kindly published On
The IN of May laat, sboMt who Introduced the Bill
into the le9sIatafs Tor tho appoIntnlent Of ofclal
that point: aud 'W, Il tniataIsn Ia hIy vefy arst
assertion when he says, ''Nor has my Chicago
essR IL ny VI" H.
sn hsls ,hs; fsef s'Hfs 4.
IL IL S g. hs S 1' ST
only fourteen competent reporters IN tIls city.
lie appears to ba ~ llm'saf IN ',ls acquaintance
iaae:.." ~ Il. fatthef assertion eos. @ to % .iow
when he sAYs "that / am tho only ptcnograpter
10 the city who !. known 70 DO onposed 10 Tho
competent slort. hand writer's In this city, wlu 70
into court when they havo tho opportunity, Il. I
,as1 s" s's .sp ss b s5ss. ss
boinR un!y fourteen. A. TO the assertsons made
by NV. about the inertia OF tho bill before the
Of liz caaractefistics in dscnssIna shc merits or
dcmcrIt4 Of tho proroscd lsEEslatlnn; but will
sa{ that so long o. tle cndeavor continues 10 de-
fesssoa In this cty and state, jaat 80 long Will ]
oppose such cndeayors,. even II have 10 do Il
single. handed. respectfully.
H. NhnFt, LII WT}tAF
, 1877-05-12
YET ONCE MORE.

~ fAa h0H0T OF lAS 1freANE+
CHICAGO, Nay 1l.-Through you, wlah In this
public manner once more 10 call tho attention Of
the city authorities to the scandalous and disgrace
ful condition OF thu sidewalks on tho north sldo Of
Carroll avenue. batwecn sheldon street and Union
pask place, Just wost Of i. 3. Hayes residence.
and Oh the cast sldo Of 6heldou street, between
Fulton and Lake strcels. Tho sldswalk on Shell
don stleet ia bad enough. but that on Carroll ave.
nue. IL Infinitely worss. In fact, It II In such u
condition that II cannot bo uacd. With very few
exceptions, tha boarls are al loosc. Gaps occur
there tra no boarts a. Ill, Wo u. thu unwary
pedestrian Whose evil fAte has lnFcl HIN en thus
stdewslka lie assure to be ts!ppca up, to suiref
palm, And to cutsa.
This state OF things has lasted for over year.
Although hsya notlacd the late Hoard OF Fubltc
Work. sfFera l1les and requeatca them to do thetf
duty In thu premises, aud although 70 my kaowl.
edge other persons have donu Tho same, JET these
n0t4cus hArp been productive Of no good Or eh1uHe
whatever. ] know OF three ladies whn fell down by
Of ht defects In thesa sfacwafs and suffered
sasers pains and injuries In consequences, and
suppoto when tho city has bcou sued for 5lO, ono
or &lh, D00 damages fDr accidents resulting from
them, they msy then be repaired. Mayor IIusth
lives at Tho corner uf Sheldon and Faltnn streets;
! t1Q,y tnvoka biz xttontion 10 these mat.
tsse, Truly yours, pulLtr SIktN.
, 1877-05-12
BEWARE Of OSCILLATION.


CmtcAoo. May Ill have alwsys understood
that few thlngs were woso for bridge Of vtadacs
than oscillation, Let the structure once yet tuto
regular vib.stion And let tho cause that produces
the motion Be continued. the result will mol un.
lIkely b. that tho oscillation Will continually In
cseass 10 foreo and sxtent until Tho strain can
longer be borne, and tho vialuct collapscs. For
th. reason soldiers when crossing doubtful
bridges are, ~ IL wall knowa, never allowed u
wa'k tn step, ~ # thsy did thelt regular swing
would bs communicated 10 tho 6eidgs, with per-
bapa disastrous ses4l14,
One cannot pass often over tho Milwaukee ave-
naa siaduet without noticing hoscs trostt1z brisk.
"s S Ss9eas fna easE hss;sy
under speh tG.fh u..as; a. T9 non: professional
than II cu1tomary Or for Instance than tts neigh.
bor, ths lia.sedtaiEest siAduct. il .esins tu mo,
therefore, al the Mote necessity 10 preserve II
from injurious tstatmcnt; and ! am surprised that
injunctlua see@a piseed sgatnss tEo,tlpg fast
driving. nor 4 policeman atationed TO carry such
injunction tuo e1re4 " something Of The Kind 10
mol done, the tIa4uct secns likely so0u % bs used
~ Facr.cousse for short irfa!a Of speed between
huF.ying dsisen. CHARLSE MoonE o'fAHAkLt.
, 1877-05-12
NEW york CUSTOMS.

Facts Drnusi.t Out by the Treasury Inves.
tfgntton.
NEW Yonw, May 1l.-Thc Custom. House tnsea.
fighting Committee continued It's tsbon to-day.
The following letter from Naval Officer 4. D. Cor
nell, in answef to requcat by The Committee, was
read:
nr. John Jay-stn: In compliance " ilh request
Of your Commission that I vonld advise yon what
sub.dlvleions In this ofIlcc arc most exposed to I
xielstion ef aw y The aeeeptanse Of s.:te. 2,
sasis'' rssay sss; t. ~ ssis
sst1y sSa ats ast Ma,tbss sot1 s.ts Z:
i tls only sns: pssiicnaty expired 10 .ucS IN.
propfictles., These aro shs only clerk, whose
coillec,ed. The causes Of sneh 1inblity wau!d "a
a.cfibe 10 Temptations ofIcEcd by shoae vino, de-
slrug to gain ~ advantage over lncsr flvalo WHO
control tho action OF tho clctks By bribery under
The polite name Of esatnlttcs Thesc clerks wl.oae
samiui..rst,.s action way accelerate Or reta,d
cxporsess, arc but human. aud WHENEVER there II
coitcidcnes Of temptation. tralIiy. and .opportu.
abuses, sinca they oEIgtnntr With thute over whom
there is no Official conlsol.
hcient penalty for sveh nslemcanors Il they could
DO detected and the offenders promnt1y prosecuted.
regards tho cfrrks subject IT, Anch tcmptatIons
ful selection Of persona 10 oil such e1pDsclt punt.
tient, paftlsnlar 1ssat benz Eaa to moral ctar;
supervision Az wnn1l reduce to minimum the up-
portnnity for temptation, tDsclher with Rigorous
punishment In case of the discovery Of any in,pso.
Special deputy. Surveyor Benedict te.tlded:
There are 103 night watehMen constantly e,ll.
pIoyed. They asc faithful. comnetent men. Some
time ago The number was cnt down to seventy, but
II did not work, and VI. Increased.
Hero Mf. Jay. presented petition sigucd by
twenty Cnstom.ilonss brokers md notartes pray
, 1877-05-12

Tins In lho cat0 an IfoIdYchmIdE EftIn EO, cot3.
tinurd frnr rnstr,tlny 0~' WV '
~1 ''o, 3us.,.""!.
r. ~. HutEh'"h tOpFF ~ nHtHF.
lnc CltJ o! CntcsRo nlea pctitloh ycAtGthAJ 70
nhVe ascrstnncd !he damages for opening E!cVcnth
''sHt n.. .,nm Semnto % 10 MGsean msee s,n,.,
81, GiW,
fs.ur.nr. a,,a . h,,t .~nt,.+ sf,.on .ra
Aim. II W. "" ~ "'r n,HimicL Ivd," IL II
n4ohh u. .Nhyol ". !. DuIh'hlCN. !ynA "
forceese ttnts deed iHr r. oo'. o. io!s y q ~
10 Chicago. ""'' - ' ~
John seihert d'ea eill ngatn;. William i, rhare,
i. II. Freer. i: lisse!ton. +. =. Atockbfldre. .;
i. Johnaon. Ellas Boxer, Tho lIomc National
Bank Of Chicago. D: =. seibsrt, ard Thoma4 Shs.
!ey; 10 iofsc!ose tfstt;deed iot !! 0Oo On Lots
aackctt'H Subdivision OF the nnrth Il acrcs Of the
nfthe r. = Il n scc :ia " se'e' VI 'o0 H' -
VI '"' AZ E. y y, nn.,s,s nvs, = 'os ,,,. ~:
Albert Barter waA tried for larceny. end the juey
, 1877-05-12
EXCURSlONISTs.

Rtc1txoxp, VA, May Tho excursion party
OF Western bustness.men, sitter beIuK entertained
a. White Sulphur Springs, left eastward bound
this morning. stopped 1t stsunton and chaslotses-
vle visited tho State Institutions In both plsccs,
including the University Of Virginia, md were
trrAted mott Hospitality. Tho exeunlontsts and
escort " Ntchnonds Representatives arrive here
about 10 2. III. There Will be no formal reception
". hiHAt but to.noErow the yistoss will inUy the
hOepltAlltIea Of tho city. -
, 1877-05-12
TESTIMONIAL.

PulLApEIrn.A, Pa, May 11.-As : testimony Of
respect and esteem Of the Hon. A. r. uoshofn,
Director Of Tho General Ccnten Exhibition, for
bis valuable services during four years Of exhlbi-
lion work in this city, anamber Of citizens sub
seribed 10 the purchase of handsome library con-
stating Of s. 000 volumes which Was presented 10
bfm Today. Tho presentation ceFemoutcs took
place 10 Julependcnee lisl. and 1sra witnessed BY
large number of ladies aud gentlemen.
Among thoss prsssnt wsfe sx.Psestdsnt Grant,
, 1877-05-12
THE nnG SHOW.

Nxw YoRK, May l1.-This IL tho last day OF the
great dog show IN 0!tmota'a Garden, and ths At
tendance Of visitors IL exon greater than on any
preceding day OF the exhibition. Tbs receipts of
tue dtst taree days were suticenty large not only
TO cover the ezpcnaes OF tho enltru show, but to
ieay9 very lAr9a surplus for priIes Tor the next
exhibition, The proceeds OF to.d1y's exhibition
will 9o given to the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty tO Anlsulls, aud will ba devoted u the 10.
stitut1on Of home for doss.
, 1877-05-12
THE BLACK HILLS.

dpSe7A LFlp3{cA 70 7M 3Nb9NA
NEw YoRk, Asy l1.-Tha SeH's halt Lake spe.
cial says: Al Cheyenne yesterday tho Black Hills
stago brought In thirteen pounds Of geld the result
Of two weeks working Of ten stamp miners In the
Fathef Smith Mine, Deadwood Oulch+ Rich quartz
lodcs but no largo ones, harc ~ !cl beea dlacov-
cred. ecyslal quarts Mines hayu changed hands at
u, QUO 70 &N, ON zach. Adtcniurers are coming
out aud hardy MIners going In.
, 1877-05-12

Gen. II. 3, Lansing, Hcn. II. II. Bingham. o1-
Mayor foI, Jnmes A. Wright. aud Thomas
Eocbrane, W.T.
, 1877-05-12

A nvANcEs On AND SAFEST RTORA1K yOR
n 1ne furniture, Al bo ousckol1 Aud oter Ks1is Ehl
osEo storAsv ". 2 " 1@ AudoIPh.st A11abai1dug.
, 1877-05-12


roS.ns @ g, ea Elkhorn CTeex near LI!ertnosc Cole:
le. u aaid stream. Building we'll Iniis, new. aid
s9N over s*un Stone cr.lar md good 1nthnH.ra.
dlt1.nee. Would aAy well \. : hotel ur san!tarn!n.
controls atotk fanke Of ever - ty acfes hp!enid
u Goor.ao i!sntr q Eamt nesr. Wlli ts H,a very
EMEtlsOS WEST. Grre{ry, Gpt. -.
, 1877-05-12

- TVHfVHkTf1E.N II W. lsHfATEe
ION ,sALE-0R nEST-0S wAs,ilSG1oS>1y..
!l,,x Mcrd9n d, raEk VERY me nex Erihic two:
m~nts beautifully sltnattd ihc rder r,h eas:crn
f'op.. la.rc gfouhdF forrst treer ii The hsh
raj mort htslthy. snd te1fraIc rais Ii inuk tnsn.
I'll within three minutes walk o. Tracy az cs.lt "n
~ Washington fSizhta !anch Of the hIc, i.oGk
rT,unnnE t!rEy hoMs. Tenn. liberal. AEpIJ to WW
1i0R SALE-u1 HEXT-IIuEsES AND LUIS Ar
tattranEt, mtCA from city limits. m C.. IL r o.
II. Its ft xh ground wettn the c!tyt viii kciE II
u. C,selrF or t. c. tAf. vi wasAinRton.st.
t1ott a.AIk-;etoP Will. BtJY. < nEAyTIri:L LOT.
i:hcaxo: ss dorn md Is montly; ehtsre,t rropcrty
i! tnarke AMI ,h9wh frscs ststrat frees 10 cent train
, 1877-05-12

11KhBoNAt-NR. MARSH, FORMERLY MAN.
sXtt Of Woods Muleull. Il requested - yai at Of
sand sadssaa " Loom i u WsallaItoa.A.
, 1877-05-12

1,fn eAF3< RI ~ III, 1rvT Il 1,,1 -
hu'ine.s black. franklin IT., near Madi.on, Ft~c
brick hounra. three on West Side md ixn At Rogers
rot.ion q ,Es.nsnn. Large msnfsctnrtng ests,!sh
ls'rnfn Is sActropb1ttan fIock
{11is sALE-nR REsr-A BRICK BUILDING on
se u , 81. Mh of river snlsahs for foundry or sny
sGtuflnv flstlct nf tile ettyt nTHe boilers
su!laing tonf' feet. AddrC" A. AIS foufh Efark-F.
E2Gn EALE- F.Nsr.CLAsS OCT TAGoS.FIsoST
bftcx hottfe ano hfrn. Fark .nT.s hot and cold
wafer 10 etsfy ronni. End furnace: viii take good
LAke.bI -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-06-22

mir nid1t, fino mir ibnen unterqeor6net. !" -
6r. Douglas nabm babel @ele9enbeit, leiueu
3ubDrern cine tleine 9ettion iiber autes 8e-
nebmen Su gebeu, iubem er iagte, SaB er auf
oem Oampfer, nit melde M er 9efommeu, be.
merit babe, oaB 100 Ne9er nlebr QGrm aemad1t
bdtten,al 500 gSeiBe gemaft baben tUiiroen,
uuO 10 lange, ais 0ieies geibebe, iei Der gtez
ger ben BetBen lntergeOrOnet.
0ugSenn in 3eit bon SuauSi9 Sabren"- -fubr
Sr. Douglas fOrt - ybie S6marSen nibt
fort9ei6ritten finb iiber ben Yunft, auf mel
dem iie bel ibrer Emancipation tanOen, baun
iInb iie cine bem unter9an9e geiueibte RaIIe.
Die Srage 1T eiufad Die: lift Der gteger beute
bereit, 10 uiel fir ietuen 6errn Gid ielbft) III
tbun, ais er Dor 16 Sabreu fir elneu Serrn
getban babe?"" Den S6luB Der 9tebe bilbe=
ten @rmabnuugen mad Der art Oes armen,
alten &i6arb.
Die &ebe muroe beionoerS bon ben 9Seiben
iebre9nt arfgenOmmeu. Douglas ma6te in
ct. Wtihaels einen b66t giinitigen GiiIorud;
ielne Stelluug mar cine auBerOroentlid i6wiez
rI9e, aber er Sei9te ben nDtbi9en &aft; Ct
Oernieb ebenlomobl Die grinlenSe SerpilitGt
auf Der einen Seite, ais Die Sfentation bes
GmportDmlnlin9s auf Der anOeren. Oieie Se=
gegnung etuts flii6tisen SflaUen nit ieinem
ebenali9en 0errn mar ein ebenio iuterefan=
ties, ais riibrenbes @retgniB. Douglas bat
our6 bieien 8elud) ieineS 0eimathSI Itaates BEN
iblen @inorud ueriuii9t, pel1en ieine 8orle=
iung Dor einigeu 8O9en in Baltimore &C.
mQCht hat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-06-22
&anpf StuiiGem Eitent Ni9ilat3s
GOnttte 1tn0 8ferOe0teben. -
gfeIttt YeriOnct an8cbIt6 9et6Ss

Sunceburg. 9. SD., 81. Sltui.- am let.
ten MOutuge ereigucte ii9 etu Gefedlt 3piidtn
elmer 8an6e YicrOeoiebe, Oereu 6itBrer Der
uotOrii9e 0eiperaOO GeO. 6. llnOCrwooo III,
uno eiuem Sigilan3 @Onite all Dem 2aurel.
&reet in Oau SinOnicauic Gebir9e. Otau
meloet, oaB neuu Berioueu in Dem 3reffeu
Qet6otet murOeH. Die BfcrOeOiebe batteu cine
Ansabl BierOe geraubt uuo ruareu bon Dem
Sigilau5 GOnlite UerfOlgt uuo einaebOlt nor
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9lms G1thn.

. nna, Is. SUM. - GS eriitiren
an5eiaen, wel6e Den S9mB re6tierttqen,
oaB Die Iogenanute ipuuiide Partei qerue uls
ter ieSer BeOiugung Efieoen i9lieben tuiirbe,
wenn eS Der Weltbefallnte ipanii6e Stol, ;us
lieBe. Die Suiur9enten fuo bereit, uuf lin
terbanoluu9eu ein3ugeben, ipenn linen Die
9ofals aHtOuOmie Der Sniel garautirt pirb.
Die slHfI4tsDOlIereH @ubansr ieben Elm. Oab
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3Hiatttlttettitttr3 eineS @ehd10es.
2fUef WerSDttetf oefij0fef.

ct. GOuis, 10. Snni. = Gine Spe,ial.
0epei6e Oes y@lobe Democrat" melbet aus
9Sarrensbnr9, MO.: SIN 5weiitOdigeS Bad
itetngebGuoe, III pel9em iif Der Spe,ereiz
9aoen Der SS. 6arriOu & &eDforo befauS,
ftiir8te beute 5uianmen. U. g. 6arrtiou,
Elm Wttt9lteO Der 6irma, purOe augenblidlidJ
getOotet nno Geo. Sane t0otlidb 0ermunoet.
ytebrcre anoere YeriOnen ,purOen perlett, ie.
0oh uidlt erbeblid,.
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WferNeoiehe 0eIn1i dlf.

0enbmOO6, O.zE,, q. SUM. - Am
lebteu 9ieuitGge muroeu Orei BierOeoiebe,
NamenS 9Oui8 &urrp, SameS 6aQ uno ",
s. aleu, in Der gtdbs OisieS SrtS erarifien
uno in Ous @ciGnguiB I'll 8upiO Gita oes
braft. Sn Der RlttWo6Ss sgta6t murOe Sas
9eidngniB BON llnbetauuteH geItitrmt unh
bic PterOeOlebs an NeH nd9fen BdumeR uufa
gebdn9t.
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HnnfIfcn3ioiit 1tnS fcine TpIoeft.

yong lFeep ne N.-Y., 2I. 3uni. =
Soiepb 8euuiuger, Elm OertOmmeuer beutider
Bauer, mtBbanoelte ieiue Srau nit eiuer6ade
uno brahte ibr ihwert Strleeuugsn bel, po-
rauf cr nd Die Seble Ourhidnltt. SeiOe iiub
und am Qebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-06-22

lseten Sang - mad oem @alqen - an. Der
SaerlfT unO eine @ebiilfen foloteu. Qanobon
glH9 mt feiteu S6ritten uno bielt ieine Si;fs
ullloapreno AM 0aS in ieiner 6anO feilaebal=
tsi!e Sru'tftp Scrlttet. Auf som Sdaffote an
9etoHlnen, ttlete er nieoer un0 irieoerbolte
n.lI IeFer Stlmme Elm pom Sater S'6ara
99t9elpro9enes 9ebet. 2llS bic Briefter glbz
igr9 oon tbm nabmen, tiiBte er 5eoem bic
Suno, @r oaHtte 0orauf ieineu qeiItlidlen
Jalg9ebern, Dem @efdugniB gSaToein uub
UeI DSarmbr8lgen S9meitcrn" fir Die linn
EalOteene G 6reunOltd)teit - er ifieu ntdlt i'm
Vetin9fen beme9t 81 iein uno iprad, obne
pug letne Stlnme 8ttterte. Die Sdblina. puroe
tguI looann nm Den pals gelegt, Die Ibmar;e
Sn @Hppe noer letnen SOpf 9e3ogen, unO Inn SO
IuIlIell had 10 lbr fiel Die &lapps. Ser
Sofper l9mang ftb einige Otale i'm Sreiie
~ at'o ula9te nebrere conpulitOiidle 9uduuoen
Nep jmet Otlnuteu b0rten bic Bemeaunuen
ual' uno nat) l3 0timIten erflarte Der @eiGio.
ulBat5t or. Parbeg, OaB bas 2eben entfIo6en
ltI' S!e0ell3ebr UtInuten na6 0emEaue murOe
UN Selue 9erabgenomnlen, uuOi eS ite(lte iih
yuau", oaB oaS 9eHid onrd Den StlEr; oez
Ore3en uno Der Scrurtbeilte O6ue ShmSSr;
gehOrban mar. '''''o
Die eette murOe fur3 natlber am gtohmit.
tuge oon 6reunoen bes 6ingeri6teten al Dem
lat9oln9en 6rteobofe beltattet. ).
SaHaban mar 81 Sabre alt, 5 Sun 9 9ol
pop, aus SrlGnO 9ebiirtiq, unperbeirdfigt
nho lelnes 3eidlsnS Elm Soblenordber. @r
9atte teIne nGberen QuoerluanoteH i'm oieiem
Eanos. Die Stnri9tung lit Die ietbste, pelhe
Il In olelelt 9ouutg ltattfano, un6 Die cr5te
te'l 1907. Nanoem bic TeidJe entferm worbeH
l1ar, 3erltreute it'd Die ueriammelte Ntenae Obne
Rubelt6ruug.
Die SttuattOn am slbenOe, - Gin slutrubr
m beilrHtet.
YOttSoille, Ba., 2I. Suui. - Sic
lleoerrefe &eug'S unO 9ogle'S, melfle beute
81 Utaud)=@bunt ibre Qaufbabu am @aloeu
l9iollen, puroen beute 4beno mad Bolts
otae 9ebraht un6 pom bier na6 Otouut Quffee
6et Suntmtt=6tll in Die g8obnunaeu ibrer
an9e9Ort9en bcfGroert. Sine aroke @u;abl
Sreunoe uno Sernanote &Qrrou's, meIher
9eute bier btu9ertdtet ruuroe, nabueu oeIieu
Set9e IN Gmptang uub esfOrtirteu lie pom
Sa9nBofe mad ietner irii6eren gSobuuno.
Gtne unt I'll ubr bon bort einaelauiene 81.
pelte berl6tet, OaB bic 8emo6ner ourdl bic
0robun9en Der Sreuuoe Der Sinaeridteteu in
S9redeu uerIett morOen fino un6 eiueu Iufz
rubr mGbreno Der 9tabt befitr6ten. SIN Der
um9ebIng Der SobleHgruben lit 6ie Quireouuo
lett Antuuft Der Setden oerart qeItieaen, bah
man eS fitr ratbIam erad)tet bat, bic Qu;abI
Der @d4ter 81 perSOppeln. Die 8eeroiz
glln9en luerOen wabri4etnlt6 am Sonutaqe
ItattfiuOen.
Sic SepANpt.S h4.1t44EE Se1 "a Nh
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@olumbu8 Suuttton, Sa., 10.
Suni.-0er 6Itlih gebenOe BOit3ug auf benz
at6iionw 3lpeige Ser ,,@bicugO Sod So
lamb Baciic 8ubu" liei beute ffiib 10 Dteileu
pom @nibingtOn, Sa., aus Dem @eleiie, uuo
Die QOfOmOtlUe, iOwie Der @epGdz uno Smsi
Yerioncnmoggous ftitr3teu aus elmer S1be
bon 26 SUB BON elmer 8riidc in einen 8a9
berab. SIS befuuoen f6 etiuu so Paiiagitsl
auf ben 3uge. @lHdliberwetie purOe 92ie.
mauO get6Otet, unb teiu Paiiagier trug erbeb-
life 8erletungen OaOon. Der QotomotiO-
fiibrer Rbooes ans 94ilton erlttt einen 8eiu.
bru6 uno peri1ieoeue anOere @erlebunaen.
Der 6el5er Sobn MOOre brad beiOe 8etue,
Der @epGdmeiiter Safe @o6D bei6e Qrme un6
elm 8eiu unO nro mabri9etuli6 iterben.
@eorg NOreOn, Der @rprcBbote, puroe i4mer,
ieOo6 mubrifcinlif nidt t0Stlidl UertuuuOet.
Dtebrere unbcre 8eriouen erbielten leid6te Ser.
lebun9eu. @liidlt6ermeiie itiir3te Der brittle
8eriOneumagen, in wel9em fi6 bic meiiten
Baiiagiere befanOeu, uift berab, ion0eru
blieb geroOe am 8anOe Der Bride Itebcn. Die
8ritfe mar onr4 etne lleberi9wemmun9 be-
5d1HS Sjot tnnrNa,r
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Us q btngton 10. SUM. - 6r. s. s.
lnOreuS, Der amerifauii6e @sanote in Stod
bolm, neloet benl Stant5bepartemeut, oaB
bonn 2. bis gum I. Sftober 3. s. in @hriiti=
ana, Nprwegen, cine 2lderbau Gu5itellung
abgebalteu peroen miro unb OaB ale 5Sabri=
tanten bon &derbaugerdtbidaiteu i'm 4us=
lanoe sur GbetlHabme an oerielben eiugelaben
itnb.
gs periantet, Ss5 Vid1oIas Tii6. Elm Sobu
Oss 81: Setretdrs 5iib nnb gegsnwartig Gega-
tiOnSietretdr gu Berlin, gum @eianOttn ua6
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Ncrhcrrcn0r Sfiir1ifr.

SoWa=@itp, Sa., 81. SUM. Gin Roro.
petiturnI mittbete geiteru in Der 9tabe oieIer
Staot uuo ridtete in Der tlr3en 3eit BON sebu
DtiHuten groBen S6aOen all. Sine 0teuae
S9OrniteiHe, 9dume uuo 3Gme wurOe itber
ben 6auieu gepOrien uuo bic @etraioeiaat er.
bebli6 bcibdOigt. Der 56um Der BreSbts
teriauer=Sir1e, lO,ute ell She'll oes SebGuoes
wurOeu OemoIirt uu0 Der Sburm Der @onqre-
gatiOuali1eu STRIDE oerart bei6dolqt, oaB CT
abgerifieu WerOeu mug.
Reuotng, Ba., 21 Suui. - Die llmqe-
geuO oteier StaOt un0 Ueritieoeue Orte an
Der ySf Penni9lUanicr 9abn" wurOen beute
BON eiuem wiitbeuben SHoweItitlrme beiuges
iu6t, wel4er groBen S9a0eu auri6tete. gu
GOptOn, gpOuS unO 6leetwooO mnrOeu ptele
@ebduOe entOadt uHO utebrere &m6tBurme
umgeme6t
Ybtlabelpbin, 81. SUM. - Su bieier
Staot wuroe beute AbeuO our9 einen befti.
gen 8egenitltrm betrdttli9er S6aoen auge.
ri4tet. Au Oeri6ieOeuen Stellen Itau0 oa8
28aiier auf ben StraBeu 10 bod, oaB es in
oa8 Suuere Der PfcrOcbabnwaggOnS eiuOraug
lInO bic Bier0e ifmimmeu muBten. @eorge
Gbompiou wuroe bur6 eiuen in ieiner I'M
nittelbaren gtdbe eiuidlageuOen 8litfrabl
| betaubt.
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eamaham iu @iLFcsbarre.

9onObue, @ampbelI, 0o1le mi
Sellp 5u Mauf g buuf.
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@lf YeffOmen Dineeri6tet.

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uHo gsHRIeB tn YDttSptIe
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Seine &ubet6ruug. - Scenen unb 3wiid,en
idue, - 9teben Der Serlrt6eilten auf
oem 96affote. - 0ie S6ulO
aeiiihut.