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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18

The commercial agency Of R. G..
Dun & Co.. New York, has just issued
its report Of the business outlook, based
on the exhibit of the last quarter. A
telegraphicsummary says:
The total failures in the United
States and Canada for the past six
months wele $500, being slight in
crease ovT the number of failures
during thecorresponding period year
ago, which it will be remembered, was
exceptionally large. There is a per-
ceptible decline, however, in the aver
age amount of liabilities. The circular
says it is evident that the business of
the country has improved, but only
very slowly. Neither as to the extent
nor as to. pro6tableness are there many
signs of Improvement. Indications of
the recovery or stability of values are
uncertain, and in many cases the ten
dency is still decidedly downward. All
the conditions appear to favor better
times, yet there seems some fatal bar
rier to their return. What the true
remedy's has not yet been discovered.
That NJ particular line of Government
policy $ chargeable with this condition
is evidsnt from the fact that other ma
tions, With gold basis, low tariff, and
not ch'rgeable with public or private
extrav'gance, are suffering to even a
greater extent than we are, while they
have not compensating advantages, and
the prospects of this nation are most
encouraging. There are many encour-
aging eatures in the outlook, the best
of which is the excellent crop prospects
throug bout the country.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18
Concerning TOrnadOes.

To the elaborate researches of Mr..
Kedfleld, OF New York, who published,
In 1881, the first of series of remark.
able papers on the phenomena OF storms,
we owe our first full acquaintance with
the origin and progress of these lorna
does or hurricanes Of which we have
had snch an abundance this summer
Mr.. Redfeld's initial proposition that
the hurricane is progressive vertical
whirlwind has been fully sustained, as
also his auxiliary proposition that. the
progress of the vortex is in the line of
a parabola, with the curve making away
rom the equator. a consequence, it is
believed, Of the revolution of the earth
upon its axis
But while these are "6xed facts"
concerning the origin and cause COM
paratively little Is positively known.
1t used to be common to attribute them
to more occult forces, such as electric
lty, but the immense mechanical power
stored up in the heat and vapor of
moist air, as abundantly demonstrated
by Espy, Peslin and Reye, is now be-
'lievea sufficient to account for all the
wonderful exhibitions of force in the
gyratory hurricane. Whenever a
lower stratum of warm, moist air is ra-
pldly elevated above the sea level, which
may be by various causes, there at once
occurs an influx of air from all sides,
and the formation of the whirl com.
mences. Its subsequent development
depends upon the supply of moist air,
and the size of the original vacuum,
and, once fairly whirling, it sets out
upon its triumphal parabolic (and dia-
bolic) tour
1.-The velocity of the wind (Which
must not be confounded with the pro-
gress of the storm in these hurricanes
is very difficult to getat. Mr.. Redfeld
explains that over and above the aver
age velocity of the wind, come occasion
al gusts of extraordinary speed and
power. 1t is these gusts which do the
mischief, and their velocity has rarely,
If ever, been actually gauged. A We
loclty OF 900 miles per hour has been
estimated for some of them, though
they should be estimated by the second
rather than the hour, for the spasmodic
increase in the rapidity of the whirl is
OF very brief duration. The velocity
OF one of these gusts in British hurri-
cane was figured at 130 miles the hour,
and our own signal corps have recorded
as high a speed as 80 miles, without
claiming to have measured the 6ercer
whlrls. They are at least fast enough
tor all practical purposes when they
break great trees like pipe-stems, and
set houses, cattle and men flying over
the country Cincinnati Times.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18
Valuable Water Power
MILL PRIVILEGE
For Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale his proper
Il ty situat ed on West Water Street, one
block from Main Street, Sd ward, city of
Watertown, having a frontage of 429 feet
on the street, and consists of the following:
The first and prior right to 1889 CUBIC feet
water per minute, and surplus water to the
amount OF 1892 cubic feet. Sash shop
44x86 feet with the latest improved ma
chlnery for manufacturing Sash, Doors,
Blinds, Cheese Boxes, Bee Hives, etc. also
office building separate from shop Dry
house, ware house 20x4O feet and one
building 40xe0 feet two story, with stone
basement, built very strong, intended for
machinery. The prior right of 1899 cubic
feet per minute is very valuable, as there is
always water enough for that amount in
the dryest time, making it a permanent and
durable power. All controversy as to mr.
rights to the water has been settled and de-
termined by the courts. This property will
be sold in whole or parts to suit purchaser.
1t will be sold at bargain as have deter
mined to sell the whole or part, as there is
too much real estate and it is too valuable
for its present use For further particulars
enquire on the premises of the subscriber
G. B. LEWIS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18
Recent Hail-StOrm near Watnr1own
..,e,..E New York.

The losses by the furious bail.storn
that swept over.Rodman, Green SETH. :
ment, Adams Center, and the adjacel
region in Jefferson county, N. Y, ol
Tuesday, foot up to 100000. This i,
principally suffered by farmers, mar,
OF whom are ruined. A gentlepa,,
who was in Adams Center during tb-
storm describes the scene as hayin
been terrible aa5 o.t.3
The storm came from the southwest
Hail fell for thirty minutes in vs,r
quantities. The stones were ofenorn-
Gus size, some of them weighing half,
pound, and measuring nine inches i,s
circumference. They covered the.
ground nearly foot Deep, Man,
persons who were caught in the storn,
were BADLY injured before they coul,i
find shelter. One man was driving ),
team near the village, and was so badl,
hurt before he could leave his wager,
and crawl in under a bridge that hr
CHANGED to be crossing that it was
feared he would die. A young nan
named Green was hit in the head bs
one of the hail:stoues, in reaching on,
OF his door to secure large one thar
had fallen near, and was rendered u,.-
conscious. Some of the hail-stone>
were sharp, square pieces of ice, SOM,
as large as three or four inches
Horses and cattle were killed la ths
fields, and growing crops, orchards and
gardens utterly ruined for miles
Washburn's Hotel, Alsop Block ana
Hungeriord Collegiate Institute were
damaged to the extent of seversI
thousand dollars. Expensive memori
al windows In the church at Adam
were destroyed. Not less than TO. .0Oa
panes ofglass were broken in the church.
The damage in Adams and vicinit,
is 500. 900. After the storm it took an
hour to clean the sidewalks and streets
of the accumulation Of hailstones. The
village presented an appearance of the
utmost ruin. Branches Of trees filed
yards and streets, and chickens, geese.
pigs and dogs were strewn on every
side, and every vestige of vegetatio,,
was destroyed. The little village oil
Green Settlement was almost demel-
ished, and great suffering existed among
the people. For FIVE miles around the
completeness of the ruin presents itself.
At Rodman the storm of hail lasted
fifteen minutes, and was followed by "a
deluging rain which lasted as long
A scene similar to that at Adams FOL
lowed-ruin and desolation on every
hand. The damage is $4,000 in
Rodman. The storm there, althougl,
occurring simultaneously with that mt
Adams, seems to have been distinrt
from it, as it came from the southwest.
while the Adams visitation was fron
the northwest
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18

IT is not generally known perhap,
that there is religious sect in Nevada
which is styled the Morrisites. 1t j.
an of-shoot from Mormonism, aad
fourishes to considerable extent in
Carson Valley of that State. The
Carson Valley Neaos states that the laxf
Summer an ancient pilgrim with long
disheveled hair and disgusting appea,
ance, who claimed to be the Prophet
Daniel, preached to the Morrisites ia
Genoa. He informed the credulons
Genoese of the second corning of Christ
in the person of child born in Walia
Walla, W. Z. This tale made such an
impression on r. j. Livingston, an old
resident of Genoa, that he recently sold
his property and has left for Wana
Walla, that he may hereafter live add
die near Christ. It appears that Liv-
ingston is not the only one in Carson
Valley who is infatuated with this be
lief, for recently great exodus frem
there to Washington Territory has
taken place. ALI of them say they
want to live and die near this pew
Christ. sd ht#
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18
A. GKITXNER.
AUGUST WIGGENHORN.

TEWELER, has recently opened Jew
y elry Store in Johnson's block, corner
Main and lst street, where he will keep
onstantly on hand large stock OF
Tatches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
ted Ware, sc. Particular attention paid
to repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
sc. and warranted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18

There are 57,572 acres under wheat
and 80 IA acres under corn iu Colum-
bia county this year. There is de-
crease in the average of wheat of about
5000 acres over last year, and an in.
crease of the same amount in corn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18

GENERAL Mcdowell, Of the Mil
tary Department Of the Pacific Ccass
has been authorized to raise 200 voluu-
teers, and, if necessary, 500, to oper.,,,
in conjunction with the regular troop
against the hostile Indians in Idah.
Washington and Arizona Territories.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18

is done with the greatest neatness and pune
tuality, and every care taken TO give entire
satisfaction. He thanks the public for the
liberal patronage he has heretofore received,
a nd solicits all TO call and give his goods a
examination. as he is confident he
can please both as to quality and price
F. w KURZWEG.
Natertown, May lst, 1876. 27
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18

PoTATo BUGS. IN EUROPE. A ca
BILE dispatch to the New York Herald
informs us that potato bug has bees.
discovered in Dublin. Very stringent
precautions have been taken to prevent
the entrance of this destructive insees
into Ireland, where, owing to the ex-
tent of the potato crop, it's ravages
would produce such bad effects; but II
is probable that as one has been dis.
covered others have found their WAY
into the country. Dispatches freas
France state that the festive insect hat
put in an appearance at tAe Jardin des
Plantes in Paris.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18
Teachers Examination.

THE ANNUA AL EXAMINA ALTON of teach
i ers for the city of Watertown will be
held on July the 18th and 18th next, at 81
O'Clock A. NJ, precisely. Applicants should
De provided with the necessary stationery,
except ink, which will be provided for.
VIM. RIEBER,
Sup't Public Schools.
Watertowu, June 90, 1877.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18

IT is stated that Jefferson Davis is
now completing his work on the wsr
and it will be issued IN the fall. Ms-
Davis will charge upon Gen. J..e
Johnston the full responsibility for sl.,
non-pursuit of the Federal forces ist..
Washington on the occasion of the En-
battle of Bull Run in July, 1861
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18

The Waupun Times of last week
notices the arrival of the wife of the
banker who absconded with what loose
money the business men of that place
had, year or two since. It says ::
If President Hayes had arrived at
Waupun it would scarcely have created
more excitement than did the arrival
last evening of Mrs. VIM. Hobkirk and
her dog from South America where her
husband is stopping for his health.
Gle knows he would not enjoy good
health in Waupun) 1t is rumored
that the visit has something to do with
an attempt to settle up some criminal
matters which would render the resi-
dence of Mr.. H. in the U. S., or in
any country with which we have an
extradition treaty rather unsafe.
Il There is one poor widow in the in
sane asylum whose account with that
william cannot be settled in this world,
There is man who is over fifty years
old who had worked all his life to save
enough to buy small farm, and whose
money Was stolen, and who was left
penniless, whose account cannot be
easily settled, There are good many
men around here who only ask an op-
portunity to make him pay dearly for
the money be stole from them. Hob
kirk will never want to live in Waupun
again, 3 t .Ia.5 '.l1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18
STRAW Il MURPHY,

nAINTERS and Dealers ia Wall Paper
i Window Shades. Paints, Oils, Varnish,
Glass, Putty, Brushes. &c. One door west
Of Wisconsin National Bank, Watertom
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18
J. HEY NJ ANN.

IMPORTER and dealer in Foreign and
i Domestic Wines and Liquors, and also
manufacturers of choice Cigars
The purest California Wines and Bran
dies constantly on hand.
Watertown, Feb. 8, 1872.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18

+ SEQUEL TO THE KEY-SIcKLEs IRA
aEDy.-A Washington correspondent
of the Chicago Times rehearses the
Sickles- Key tragedy of nearly 20 years
ago. aud appends this sequel: Gen.
Sickles' daughter Laura was out mere
child at the time Of the tragedy, and
never knew her mothers disgrace.
She was carefully educated. When
her father was appointed minister at
Madrid, Laura went with him and did
the honors of her fathers house. She
was very lovely woman. almost the
image of her mother. Gen. Sickles
married a Spanish lady at Madrid
Afterward his daughter came to Paris
where she for the first time learned of
her mothers disgrace. The shame of
this story has driven her to enter a
French convent, where she is now liv-
ing expiating her mothers sin.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-18
Largest and Most Com
plete Stock of
BOOTS ANDSH0ES

in the city, consisting o. the latest and
most fashionable styles of Ladies', Gentle
mems and Children's Wear He deals with
none but the most reliable eastern mann
facturers, and has heavy and choice as.
sortment OF Ladies French Kid Button,
French Kid Polish. Ladies Box-Toe Shoes,
Ladies Box-Toe Slippers, and all other var
leties most in demand, aud most substan-
tial. He has splendid stock of Ladies
goods from Reynolds Bros, Utica, N. Y,
which are not surpassed a
he has been careful in the selection of
all his stock, particularly with reference to
servlceable qualities and beauty of finish.
lie invites the public to examine his stock.
He warrants all goods.
, 1877-05-30
Der st 6 mDn6er
,,@ett @mrlp Gmt"
$abaf M,so @igaretten,
S1bricirt ppn
8. s. @Qem S g.,
Ri6ma;n1. Va.


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,,Nirginia @atural Seat 9cihnatn nno fret bon Stenaer, Staub, Earfunne
oor iracuo elmer Wefdlhuua. Der ehte sruuc gooen, morin oefr Tabaf gewads
tu (n idmaler Grid in Nrsuia uno @orb @aroinu) uno Die at os Erod.
mems pernuutct bic 4rosente oS Sdeones bebbab fam oaelbe in RfIen ooer
in @saratsn srauat ~trsen. obne gu beprdtea 2ersblenuen, sarinet i'm Sop
f,. oor gtafn auf Der 3unae ~ betonimen, nHdheS oft eurd Gabaf, mdber In
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ODER demihe SubNau3en parftmrt ODER anbermettg uerfdldt it, 9eiAebt.
Dmra elm sMinbeit.. fem arona. iema uatuSaeu G1rua uno Geihmod
empfebt r Na benz Yfekn. uub Observation-Disclosures, ais cine BET ouSsiudkRen
uo reinRen @orkn Tabat. ben umn 5aben Tam.
Bon cine, aaolpie. wsl&e farslth bon Siem 1aba! sen Or. auaaNus
TMder, Der beri6ute @bemif Der t6n9uhen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in @nsano, &C.
mabt waroe uno bcNsu Nanas 70 bsaunt iii isoem sabortoriuna ses sSet. 1T SOL
scnoes Elm aasiu9
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vuno midh9erc Code, welhe tt ourd meme unteruhun9 aussefunoen bae. 1T.
bag er uur wens ¬a euaalt uo Bog in ualcn @oren Eabat bret. oer umr'
,mat 5ouml adnaon Nib. Sd fuoe, bag oIfr Tabat cine oerhdnni6matia feiue
uQuauttGt GumebHofe entbdnt eiies ertdrt ben Gebtden @erud oS Gandes
"cou osfer Scts Gabat IS t. ~asrla siae Ter .o!9ltedsndsn sostten, Die ID
,e 9erau6t bbe uo e. 1T mrtid uabr. bab Der Gabat ur wenia NHcin uo
r~@ipibhof ent9aG. metdes i'd ais elm hiausrss 2caasahen ei;s lsbtiA rhden.
roa uno ,aicen Tabaks. bcra6te"
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fen. be;Geuoeu Gsfbmad; her GiDabeof gilt ben anansnsbmea @erndA' ms
urtrunue 6eoern ODER Dom, mdder oft i'm t4kedt brenuenaea 1abaf temert mro;
baa Nnoin 1T or @HtRof.
, 1877-05-30
Guropai(df nahridtem.

2eNaH. WW man uon ge@It glapos
waroiser Seite mittbsilt, lou Die Grase
tpssen 8erlssuns bss 9anba.ridts fir
Nabalt mad Sale burdaus nod nidt
entIhieoen iein, i%onoern al, mab9cbenosr
St.us i'm Neidstan3leramte iou i.br
srOBt Wei9un9 %uorbanbeu i.in, elm
aanS9sriht aad Ysrn1urs ju brinssn.
Nus Berlin ,pirb s.m.toet Gin
Staatsanwalt unb RreiS9sridtsratb aus
Defau uarsn bisier Sage bier anpe.
ieno, un. wessa Grsrsiiuns Der orei
Durdsdmssr osr DeGauer' @emsrbe=
bant perionlid Die unterlisuns bes
&sidshnsleraatss, iomis Die Qilfe
uaierer Observation-Disclosures in Nnipru4
gu neba,en. Die b.ibsn 9srren baben
Su Sieiem 5wsde benz Staatsminiter
BON 9alow B;rtras sebalten uno nit
Dem Mesierunssrat4 Sdmiot, BEN 81.
rector ~unferet erimiNalpotisei, %eonfer'
irt. Der Stautsanmalt bat cine sroBe
NnSabl ooraaglidsr photographer nit.
lebrad)t. bic tbeils ben Bsamten u~niessr
Siderbatsbeb0ros ioiort 3ussteQt muir.
Den. tbsils Den beutiden @oniuIatsa 6urd
6aS auswartise Nmt 3useben iolen.
Die oeruntrsutsn Summen - n,ebr ais
cine balbe WRiuion W. - ioaea Ole
Durd9Sns.r an Der SOris psrlpseulist
taben, 10 Bag ie bel ibre, Bludt aur
wsni9 @elo beIissu ionateu; man str'
mutbst Saber, baB N& bieielbea in
DeutidlauS ssrbcr9ea aufbaltsn.
Garfsra9e. Die sroSb.r3oslia. Ns.
9ierun9 lot bsim BuubeSratb bsantragt,
ibr-wis bem &0Msrsid Sadisn uno
Wdrtem6srs-Grias fir iene Nus9abeu
~ lsilen, welde lie firS akrnirunssein
ridtuns.n aus 2anoeSm.tteln beRrlttea
bat. Sur Die Gr(tattuns bisler Summ.
ipri9t Der um0ono, oab, tvenn bic
Yauten nidt bsrtits aus GaabsamittelR
berssneQt warea, bi.ielben jet auf
&eidstottn ber9eRsQt werosn mlbten.
DIE Sumn,s, um welds "a tid banoelt,
bstrd9t etlua 100000 W.
Die Nusfuer basi(dsr WaareR mad
Norbameriia mar Ia BEN @eI9xft8s
iabrs BON, / Dsjsmber 1875 bis /.
Dsisaber 1875 3ismli@ bsosuttno, be-
fonbsss an Drosusn (xrtnsi uno @es
luarjparen) &9emilaliea. 0asbs, ealbs
lsoer, Spislmaaxtn, Ssibsnmaaren,
Wein anb Drannttpein &C Die @es
iammtaustabs bslist I'D auf S,73s,O5s
aiari.
Die Borbsrsiinus'~ ~ ~ 80 -.
, 1877-05-30
Gnslams.

2onbon n. 20. Moi. 9k unteriu.
4unss- Gommiiiion besieli& bes@dif.
bruds hes Dampfers xDatota~ CAB &C..
atern einen Mabriprua ab, pel9er ben
Gapitan une ben apeiten uno oierten
Ofli5ier tuegen Ma&ldIfsteit tabelt.
9ie 3Oblensrdber in Northumberland
le9ten '9eiiern bic Mrbeit nieber $4,000
damn lino in GoIse bes gusftanbes
'obne 8ei4dftisuns.
, 1877-05-30
Meuefr ttltgr. ytpe(bsa.
Scr &riea i'm Orient.

2onyo n, 20. Wsai. Cine Depei9e
aus gserum bei6tist bic gta9ri9t, oab
bic 9irfen iid bur6 einen 5anoitreid
1pieosr in ben 8elis Der Geituns Mroo.
ban gefebt baben. SIC ermorbeten
5000 bon Der @arniIon unb ben gin-
mobnern.
9onbon. 20. Msai. Wor einioen
Sagen muroe cine MnSabt Siderfefen
in ruiFiden Dienften bon @umdnien
mad ibrer 9eimatb suriidaei@idt-an.
gebIi9 ,peeen ibres ~unbdnoisen getra'
gems. Sic @iener rDeutIde 3eituns"
bebauptet iebt, oab cine @eridw6runa
unter benlelben entoedt purbe. oaB elm
Dberit besbolb aus Der Nrmsr aussefio,
ben uno oab 5 anoersO if,isre su 2raio'
oa eri&oHen porben limo.
No4ridten aus Mtben ersebsn. boB
Die aufresuns baielbit ii@ nod ni@t
geIest bat. Gin aufserester 8olfsbaufe
spar Biz su elmer ipdten etanoe Dor Dem
t0nisIiden paloite p%eriammeIt.
Sn &umanien ereisnsten iid - benz
.StanbarS" aufolse om @onntase
orei Babnunfdle, oeren i.oer @erluits
non Menidenlsben sur Tolse bate.
Die giienbabnucrbinouns auiiden
Braila uno @alab III nod ni4t wieoer.
bersste1t.
Das So9waiier in Der 9onaa lit
mod i'm Steisen bearifen.
Ser Correspondent Der rSimes" in
8udaret min wiiIsn, tob III Berlin l1ns
terbanolunsen i'm 8etreff Der g%initsIuns
Scr Geinoiaisteiten i'm @anse lino.
Nebnli4e @sridte, weIde lid ieoo@ als
anbesrinoet erpieien. tuaren idon meb-
rere Male i'm umlaufe.
0ie Correspondent bss rStanoaro"
in &onitantinopsl briidt bic MnIiat aus,
Dob Die Maaridt iiber Die 3uruderobe.
runs BON Mrbaban slaubwIrois iei.
, 1877-05-30
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Qinq, beoenflih,

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9ins, bebenflid.
ct periudte barauf. 5i4 ieIbit sa cr-
idieben. iuuroe ieoo@ bon Der serooe
I'M, bieie 3eit erideinenben 9oli5ei ba.
ran p%erbinbert. 9ie Srau bate ibren
damn u%erlaiI'n unO bel Der Grau STE
lin ibren 8obnlis aufseidIasen.
Rew.Oort, 80. Mai. Mm 8orb
zines ON Tube Der Al. @trabe Iiss.noen
2idteri@iHes. ueldes nit raffinirtem
&obIen0t befradtet mar. brad ssitern
@admittog Seuer aus. Sem 8ernsb-
men nod famen 3tuei Mdnuer in ben
Glammen un,, uno Elm brittle. lol set0b>
tet poroen Iein.
(@pater.) Das Tsuer entiiano in
Golse elmer GgtIoiion. beren lttiade
ni9t etmitteit lit. Sic 9ibe mar 10 eros.
oab ss Der Geueruebr mm0sIi6 ,par. id
bent Gabr3euse Su nd6ern. uno es bauer.
te seraume 3eit, che oas Gsuer selSidt
iueroen fonnte. Spater ma1te mat, bic
gntoedung. baB orei Menlder in ben
Jlammen umsetommen ,uaren uno oaB
elm pierter wabrideinli4 t6btIideysrano.
luunoeu bapor setrasen bate. 9ie Sc.
t6oteten iinb @m. Smitb. gopitdn oes
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uno Elm anabe. oeiien Rame nidt ermit.
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beoenflid perbraunt. oab iein 2eben
f@werIid sercitct ,peroen fanrl. Ser
@erIuft betrdst unseiabr $4,000.
Cincinnati 30. Wsai. Cine Sc.
peide aus Norb Ysrnon Snb., meloet :
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brannte seitern nieber, unb brei fleine
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600 anridtete. SIZE Rational Yrintims
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fe einna6u,. erleibet einen 0srtuit BON
$4,000. uno Die Tirma .. 8, Mmerica
& Comp. beren 2otaI li@ in ben unte-
rem Stodperfen befanb, u~srli.rt $1,000
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rem fir Nep Dorf aetban bot. gr Der.
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9bee. 9affee uno anoeren @pe3ereiwaa.
rem. Die auf Seoermann's Slid fommen.
9ie Gntbuaun9en BEG Boitoner 8lattes
Iino nidt ,uenieer erfdredlid. ais bic
Der v@orlb" hamals III Nem 0ort tua.
rem. g. ideint banad. oaB Der in 80.
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halten.
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3r. be Gourton, berDQiniiter besS.,nsrn,
In elmer Of, bic Diaries uno gbefs Der
peri2ieoemen Ospartewents I'M Minifte.
RUM bee Snnsrn sebaltenen Gsbe. bas
8rosramms Der &ssisran9 t0nns in Dem
furSen Mrsbrude barselest uerben: nosr
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