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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-27

% YEARS. EXPERIENCEI- RAD
DOs ICAL CURES WARkANTED-DR DRU-
I'D DISPENSATORY. Established ON the
Foreign Plan.
Myers Block, Monroe street, Tsltdo.
A Permanent institution.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-27


Prof. Ridge at Centennial HaIl.-The
Ladies' Centennial Society of the Presby-
terian church, learning that Prof. j. C
RIDGE, Of Cincinnati, could be secured to
deliver ne'of his pleasing entertainments
here on Monday evening, have made ar-
rangements to that effect. let all who
wish to spend pleasant and profitable
evening be at Centennial Hall on this oc-
casion. We notice by our exchanges at
points where he has given entertainments
hat they are very highly satisfactory. We
nPpend the following from the Findlay
JsgsrsOnian:
Tie entertainment by Prof. Ridge has. 40
far, been The feature OF the Institute. Ills
rendition OF "lhe Old Sergeant" was truly
magnificent Ills Dutch and English ver-
sion Of "Shoo Fly and Signs and Omens,' y
would have made the most I,lilegmatic
Tenlon Indulge IN boistersiis lanehtcs
"Wiil The New Year Come TO. nicht,
Mamma p & led many an eye with tea rs
and Darius Green and his Flying Ma,
eLige' was inimilaLle.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-27
PARIS EXPOSITION IS 1873.

CongIess should, at the extra session, make
liberal appropriation 10 secure proper rep
reseutnton in the Paris Exposition in 1878 Of
the manufactures. agricultural uul mineral
productions, work ar arts. and of all the in
duslries IN which the people of this country are
engaged. But yesterday Invited r'rr civil
lied world To our International ExpoSi i m 81
ing II would be an advantage tn them rs well
as tn uS. Fnreignnatinns accepted the in vita
tion by contributing largely to the immense in.
terest connected with our Exposition. Guest
and host were benefited by the display, and
the result will open up market f"r pruduclnn
where none heretofore existed. Let us be cred
ilably represented at the next Pa,is Bxpusi-
ton.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-27
Duty TO THE DISCHARGED
wBAT IS NEEDED III rue sorrn

II is idle to talk Of restoring prosperity To
the South hern States unless the people thereof
recognize the dignity a nd true worth uf m lnual
labor. Essays and lectures upon political
economy are well enough in their places, but
the present need is The use of the muscle in
the work Of plnughng, planting and harvest
ing, in mining. smelling and rolling, in word
producing more than is needed for home CON.
sumption. In ante bellum times the white la-
bHrer in the South was lruked upon as a mud
sill to society. He must now come to the front
and c lain his true position. The old master
and his sons mnst stand by the side of the
working man be he white nr cnlnred, and do
their share Of the labor necessary In restore
prosperity. This is the true Southern home
policy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-27

Wood County, o.
in
Probate Court.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-01
Read and Learn for Yourself.

Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the
worli. because of the immense expense
IN making them known to the people
This Is not he case with BoSCHEE's
GERMAN SygCP. although but a few
years introduced into this country. its
sair nov reaches in every town and viii
lsge liz the l. 5. It's wonderful sue
Cess in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia, Asthma, and all
other diseases of the throat and lungs,
was first made known by distributing
every year, for three years, over 40O, 900
bottles 10 the afflicted. free OF charg., by
Druggists No such test of merit was
ever given before to any other prepara-
ton. Could you ask more: Go to
your Druggist and get a bottle for is
cents and try il. Sample bottle. 10
cents. Agents. Crane 4 Brigham,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-01

from Plevns are overcrowded in the
Russian hospitals. and the wounded -uf-
fer much in transit to Russia.
The Tins says the end If the cam
paign mus, Re near. and it promises to
present something like drawn battle
the powers will then attempt TO avert
another campaign by diplomacy
LONDON, sept. 30 oorr-spoude,
at Bucharest writes: A day or two Of
rain has made the roads almost imIas-
sible Mud is ankle dee,. H,rses
have eaten almos, all the forage Hay
is very scarce AZ any price. Commuui-
cations are daily more difficult.
Russian ,tiff officers in front Plevna
express the utmost confidence that the
place will fall into their bands There
is an abundance of wheat and barley in
Bulgaria and very large crop Of In.
dIau corn. Ii the Russians can sur
mount the difficulty of obtaining fuel
they can winter in Bulgaria very com
for'ablv.
CoSsTANTIS0PLE, Sept. 29--Snow
has been falling in sch ipka Pass since
Monday. and is now ten centimetres
deep 1t the foot of the Balkans.
LONDON. Sept. 2S-Germany to day
advanced the minimum price at which
she will sell silver to IS pence.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 2S-The French
Prince Imperial passed through Brus.
sells FIR Chateau dave near Narunr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-01
force AZ Martinez are being discharged

force At Martinez are being discharged
rs fist as their work is completed.
The hearing OF the case Of Emerson
Corvill- before ,h.- Justice of the Peace
at Suisun for violsiion Ut the fish law.
has been set for Friday next.
SAN FRANCISCO. S-pt 2s.-lt is ru-
nor.d that the L s grand jury have
found .ndici m.rt. against other p@rsons
than Plnn-y md Spaulding in connec-
ton with the fraudulent ravy certifi-
Gates. The jury will met on Monday
mkt for the purpose Of further inv-sti-
ting NUMEROUS charges agains, sew
eraI individuals. 1t is evident the jury
have no: concluded their investigation
Of Piuuey. spalding and eight or ten
Others are subprna-d to appear before
the grand jury ou Monday.
To-day Mrs. Honors Runk. mother
IF young Runk, how confined in he
county jail under the sentence of death
Tor the murder of Police Officer Coates,
visited her son in Jail. While there she
gave MP TO the j-ilor key constructed
Of d small pistol barrel. ard said that
she founded it on the street. On trial
il was found TO fit the locks Of all the
cell doors. On being more closely ques
toned and threatened with arrest if she
lid not disclose now it came into Der
possession SIC refused to answer fur
ther. saying she would remein in Jail
six months sooner than give any one
away. It is surmise.! she visited the
Jail with the intention Of PASSING the
key 10 her son and causing a general
JAIL delivery. but Der courage failed be-
tore she couid accomplish her purpose.
through fear OF fatal consequences
likely to follow the attempt at au out
oreak, and the possibility Of the means
Of deliverence being traced TO her.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-01

Exclusively 70 the
DAILY. Es.TELLIGE.sCER,
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY


SAN FRANCISCO Sept 2s.-The steam
ship Dakota sailed to-day with the fol
lowing passenger list; For Port Town
send-Mrs. j. 3. Avery and daughter
Al. Pettygrove and wife and L. II
fireman. For Seattle Foster
J. l.. Cronkhi.e. Mrs NJ Chilberg aid
child, John Cronkhite. Z. T. Wise. S
Davis. Mrs. II. Cass. DR.. ]. c. GrASse
aud wife. Mrs. W. 4. jennings. Chas
Graves and nine in the Storage. For
Olympic Mrs. viedenburg and infant,
Miss Berthe Krogoll. Chas. BurmeisieI
ADD one in the stserage.
VALLEJO. Sept. 29.-It may be nov
stated - fact that the Northern Rail-
way will not build sn extension to Sui.
en- THE sessou. All the construction
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-01

CHICAGO, Sept ga telegram from
Benton. Mnnt"oa. says: The Nez
P-rces attacked the rife pits ut Cow
Island At shutdown on the esd inst.
making seven charges and fighting
until 10 o'clock the next morning. when
they left, probably for Milk river. aid
Sunday night they burned = freight
pile containing thirty tons of govern
mcnt and twenty tons Of private freight
Citizens Wiener and Walker were
wounded seriously in the fight. 1t ia
believed the hostiles are making their
way to the British possessions. The
Sitting Bull commission have now AT
rived at Benton. but owing to the
absence OF troops necessary for an
escort will not leave before the first
Of next month
New YORK. Sept. 29-The most rev.
ercnd James Roosevelt Bayley, Arch
bishop of Baltimore and Primate of the
Roman Catholic Church in America was
slowly dying last evening, in the Epis-
copal residence. in the shadow of St.
Pstrick's Cathedral, Newark.
INV YORK, Sept. 30 Commissioner
Campbell issues warning to the pub
lie of the necessity for strict economy
in the uso of Croton water. The
drought of last year. the severest
known for half q century. was not so
severe - the drought Of this year, aud
for three months no water has run over
the Croton dam into the Hudson river.
Republican merchants and bankers
propose msss-meeting to make what
10 termed q public disavowsl Of the
State Conventions attack on the ad.
ministration Of President Hayes and its
Republican supporters.
New ORLEANS. Sept. ga Calves.
ton special says: Lieut.. Bulls with q
hundred men has crossed into Mexico
near Sara Gossa, in pursuit Of herse
thieves. No further particulars have
been received.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Sept. 29-Advices
from Senator Morton to this noon arc
to the effect that there has been no
change since last night. The visit Of
secretary Thompson and Senator Nc
Donald yesterday did him good rather
than harm.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2S-The 7ritunc's
Washington special says; The Cabinet
considered the character OF the Presi-
dents Message. 1t will be short, con-
listing mainly of the reason for calling
an extra session and reference to re-
quired special appropriations.
Persons claiming knowledge say i, is
Conkling's plan to demand of the ad-
minissrst;on IS condition OF his sup
port the dismissal of Evarts. The An
nnuncement that owing to Conkling's
action In the Rochester convention. the
administration would immediately Sc
cure the removal of Conkling's sppoin-
tees throughout New York is un-
founded,
Tn. Ohio clerks will either 60 home
at 2:40 rate ria the Baltimore aud Ohio
Il. r.. or contribute money tor cam
pAigu purposes. Sixth Auditor Nc
Grew has been actively soliciting. and
it would seem comes within the provis.
ions of the civil service order prohibit
ing clerks collecting money for political
purposes
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LONDON. Sept 90 - The T,,aes,
strongly pro-Russian. points prcmin-
emily TO the following: Ia is said the
Turkish soldiers have received strict
orders not to fire at the Russian general.
least be should be killed or disabled
and replaced By more skilled man"
LoHDoS. Sept. 29-The wounded
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-01

VIRGINIA, Sept 29-Lon st. CLAIR.
An old man ~elI-kuown in Nevada for
skill in pistol shouting. was run over
this evening at Carson by Locomotive
IA the V. aud 7. K II aud horribly
mnngled He died III few milutes.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-01

Monday. October |, 1877.
OUR LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature Of this Territory
convenes Mt Olympia this morning. aud.
under the recent law of Congress fixing
its period Of adjournment. will 'emain
in session but forty days. Daring that
brief space of time. which is too short
by oue-half for proper dispatch Of
the amount Of business likely TO come
before them. the members 81 both
houses will fad it necessary not only
to economist their time, but to work
with a will il, in addition to the usual
routine Of legislation and their action
upon the hundred or more useless bills
which will come before them. they
would signalize this session. by ti,c
passage Of several much needed aud
important measures. and the au,eud
.nent of "A number Of laws no " III force
Prominent amongst those measures
needed and amendments required
which should be carefully chusii-rrd
aud acted upon, is the adoption OF
good school law; the enactins
Of ample provision for the calling
of - Convention to provide FOR the foi
nation Of n Constitution aud - State
Government; the amending Of the laws
regulating elections. and the descent
and distribution Of the property of de-
ceased persons; the passage of Law
to protect cur salmon fisheries. aud Al.
&C: amendatory Of the one concerning
the incorporat Of towns and cities.
Besides these necded auendm ents, there
are very many other laws requiring
their attention; and few which do
not Among the latter is the Civil
Practice Act, which, Judging from the
past. will not be bettered by being any
further meddled with.
Constituting both houses of this body
IRE larger number of new men than
in any previous legislature, and Oh Az
average much more ability. and III con
sequence we are more hopeful Of some
needed and effective legislation this
Fall than heretofore
As many Of our readers may Just now
desire to know who the members ARE,
We append their names:
COUNCIL.
Walla Walla-DAn Stewart.
Columbia, Whitman aud Stevens
Elisha Ping.
Clarke, Skamania, Klickitat and
fakims-M. s. Hathaway.
Cowlitz, Pacific and Wahkinkum &C.
A. Reed.
Thurston and Lewis-T. NJ. Reed.
Pierce, Mason aud Chehalis--Jacob
Hoover.
Klng-C. II. HAnford.
Kitsap, Snohomish and " hatcom
G. Ferguson.
Jefferson. Clallsm, Island and San
Jusn--J. A. Kuhn.
HOUSE.
Stevens--D. +. Psrcival.
Whitman--L. NJ. Ringer.
Walls Walln-W. T. Burns. William
Martin, A. J. Gregory. N. Van Syele.
Yakima-Edw. Whitson.
Cowlitx-J. Il. La Due.
Cowlitx and Wahkiakum - Nathan
Davis.
Clarke--William b. Daniels. c. 7.
Styles.
Columbia-R. G. Newland and Ewd.
Mcdonnell.
Clarke. Skamania and Klikitat-N.
Whitney.
Lewis-J. II. Long.
Thurston-J. &. HOar. s. q. Wood and
Jno. Chapman.
Pacific and Chehalis- Thomas War.
man.
Picrcc-W. b. Kelley.
Pierce and Massn--John McRcavy.
King-G. w. Tibbctts and Joe Foster.
Sn0homish--O. Il. lverson.
Kitsap and Jefferson--Wm. Korter.
Jefferson NJ. + Atkinson.
Whstcom-L. l.. Andrews.
Clallsm and San Jusn-E. ID. War.
bass.
Island Esson b. Eboy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-01

NOBODY has found Charley Ross yet.
but everybody has found the hes, place
in Seattle to get Oystsrs-at Piper's. of
course.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-16

in ben lebtsn gSodlen nur bird gSinfel,iige
baS Golf IRE ;n fiibren neriudlt bat ? Die
neiieIte &nnoe pom ytetpzSrleanS iast, baB
yfidolls unb ieine @eietsebun9 jeoem Ser
lude Yafaro's, iie gu entleBen, gSioeritano
leiiten merten, ,pdbrenb Der BunoeSs@omman>
beur 4ugur erfldrt, erif bann eini9reiten Su
mollen, penn eS gum 3oSiflagen gefommen
ici. llnb Die Innabme liegt iillr gu nabe, baB
balo Der ,erlte Sd)ub" fallen miro. Die Sns
biauation bes 9olfes BON 2ouiiiana 1T su
9roB, uno Grant's geidraubter @rlaB an aus
CUR nlf)t geeignet, beidwi4ti9enO auf bic
genlittGer su ,pirfen.
0fan eraablt fiG bier, oae baS nit einem
Glane sur SegriinOuus Der @emalten nno
Yriptlegien bes llnterbauies betraute @omite
beidlolien bat, ,3eu9eu ooraulaoen, I'M ben
8emeiS 81 lieferlt, baB etue Seri6mDrltng be-
itebt. Inn 6apes in'S Yrdiioentenamt su sd9s
len. Die Hepublifaner ibrerisits tpo1en cine
dbnlide Yro5ebnr I'M getreff Gtlcen'a bean1
traaen. @banoler's 8orlabun9 luirO al8 Der
erite Sd):itt in oieier angelegeabeit angeIeben.
Sefanntlth ilt linn bis Wlittippdl Seit Sur
geaniiportung aemiIier an i'm 9eitelter perr
fdnalid)er sSragen gelafien uorben.
gBbeeler befinOet iid) nod bier, geOenft aber,
in einigen Sa9en nieoer uad] Nem,Dort 5us
riid5ufebren.
toemitt, 8oriieer bes bcmofratiiaen Natioz
nalzSomite's, bat auf 0onnerftag eineSibung
oes @onite'S beruIen, Inn ben Sor9la9
Sbio'S, auf ben IA. Sebruar cine Wufenz
@onpeution mad gSaibtuston gu berufeu, III
Beratbung su Sieben.
0as Selegrapben 8iireau 1T bcute abenb
bon NeugieriJen nmlagert, ipeld]e nit Span,
uuns rpetterem Seri6ten aus gtep<Srleans
entgegsn iebsu. Sei Der gereisten Stimnlung
oes Yolfes BON 2ouliiana beiiirdtet man oas
Shlinn1ife.
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@erm,tfdbte telearaphiiae Qspefd,e,t.

- SIN ElqttenbaubUte III Norlolf tpnroel
mSamliage z2lbeube 13 gSertltdtten geidlloi=
len uno me9rere Sunoert Nrbeiter entlaTIeu,
intem Der fir oieien YautOf Uerlpilllgte 8e.
trag aufSebraudt mar.
- Gin 8oltlad, melder auf oem gSege
poH 8DiIaSelpbia nah Boiion geftobleu mor-
Den mar unb Aumetlnngen nnO gSsflel int
Betrage bon $44,301 eatbelt, tunrbe geItcru
IN etnem @rpreBbitreau IN Wontreal eTtDedt
uno uad) Stem, Yort 3uriidgeldjds.
-0ie@iS @ompaanie'H am Dn6ion NiUer
uabmen gelterH M9rgen bic 2trbeit nit elmer
boaeV &.ibeIterSabl luieoer iuIugriIf, un0 Der
4usfi0uo lit lomlt beeuOet.
- 9ldtb. @tber ShlpteO, ebemaiiQer Sberz
ridter BON Dlaine llo Don 1888 SO Buuoess
ieuator, f.urb geitegu 0:Osgen III &ortlaEO,
Me., I'M 81. Qebenslabre.
- Die lebten Sd)neeltiirme bab2n BEN Ser
febr nui ben bon Buffalo GitI!@ gebeuoen
gabnen oerart uaterbrodlen, baB ieit lebtsm
5retag feiH Sdl8d)tuich uOn bort ans nad
6en GitlideuM6rfien bef0rOert meroen fonnte
Ale @iehbGte fao nit Sleb aus Dem 28eiteu
iiberfuQt.
-S. 6. .Seamer, ein pobibefannter Sbeo-
terz9lreftOr, farb NOtBeitern 81 SGdjerOIde,
6ta.
- @btb. @li Snutsbur0 purhs aeffern
abeuo III eiliem GaufuS oerG'siebgebung pon
Oelamare our6 AffIamntioR abermais 1unl
Bunocsisnator nomiHiTt,
- Da8 ytatiouol gretutio GOmite Der
9resnbad. Bartei miro iid am %. 0. ID. IN
Sprinaiielo, SQS,, eeriammeln, nm Shritte
3ur telt2rea 2Eganiiatlon Der Bartei III thuu.
- @. y. 8etts, ouifs Ql1ltor oeS 8un-
OesienaiS, beiiuoet FdJ in DtOutgOmap, ala.,
um ;3eugen in Bssu9 aui bic Itete g9dbl in
alabama Dor oas 9sHatS- &0mite Su laoen.
- Sm Gunossgeridte Don Chicago ipnroe
aeftern ser Antra9 seiteIit, etne auf Der y@bi.
eaao Yacific SahH" laienbe lpepotbsE tiir
perfalen al erflaren.
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Sie t1.tterimd)mhe geeeat Die Dafbs
iuGtptter NuItsetbeb0rSe.

70 VtU IL IL. Suit.- ulS
@omite bes 1auleS, tpeldes bic 4nflagen
aegen bic Bolisei-@ommriidre unteriudlt. per-
b6rte bente ben 9ebetmpoltSllten $50. 99.
Wc@lf.elb. Derleibe beseugte, oaB S. H.
@larpoe, @bei ber 8ebeimpoIlStten IN 1872,
tpdbrenb bic nntsriuAun9 sesen Ssfretdr
Robeion i'm @aHge mar, 5luei Oepei9eu an
ben poli,eld)ef BON Yhilabelpbia abidifle,
nelde Ausfuuft iiber Den Nuientbaltsort Des
Sru. @bas. ". Dana qaben. 3euge fonnte
oen 3med Der Depei6en nidlt angebeu, puBie
ieood,, baB Der B5tlaoelpbia'er EoIi5eid)ef bic
AuSfunit uerian9t bate.
Su Der Abenb- Sibung murbe WcGlfreib
abernals auf ben 3enseufans aerufen; er
erfldrte, oaB arulIhen pem Braiioenten, bem
3eugen nno @ehetupolisiifsn Mc0epitt elne
llnterreouug itattfauo, in ipeldler Die BoliSiz
fen oem YrdFoentea 4uSfunft iiber o,e Sers
idmDruns gesen 0rH. S8bittborne gaben.
Der 9tef Der AuSlaaen entblelt niht8 gSid
tiges. = ggni. S. DfArtagb, Braiitent Der
YoliSeibebSroe mur0e barauf nsrnommsn
unD ftelite alle NngGben oes %talorS 8iharO8
Mnb Der Toli5iiten nit 9lusnahme Der gSbit=
iborne' id)en gnselegenbeit in Ibreoe. Sn
Be,ug aut bic 9ebtere erttGrte er, er babe er-
iabrer, bab Der Bertd oeS 6lotten .&onllte's
lnaiinitis sesen ibn (3eugsD ausfailen miitoe,
| uno oa 9r. Nblttbo1ne pie Mtnrtagb er=
li:litelt baben pollte eiiten lieoerlid)en Sc,
| bensmanoel fabrte, 70 bate er Die Yoiisiteil
beanitragt, benislben 81 iibermaden. @efres
tdr 0lobeion babe Tim Die augelesenheit Jftdtf
| opmuf1f
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@eratifOte Sepei6cn ats 9seaps


gtew.D orf, 10. 5.5auuar.- Sob er6finete
gu 1861.
- 9ie 9ampfer Bermuda" BON Bermuda
unb ,@itp OF Mertoa" BON SaOanna itnb
an9efommen.
- Ser 9umpfer uEbe Queen" traf BON
2toerpool bier Elm.
- Die 3oll GiHnabmen betrnsen beute
$429,O
- Ser llnteriAasmeiiier 5ablte beute fir
Sntereiieu $4,000 uno fir einse5osene
SbItaatlOnen $242 900.
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9luS Wterifo.

Matamorus, 10. 5anuor. - Sotben
etn9etrofiene Radrtdlten meIOeu, oaB @eneral
Sultan QuerO9G, eiH promlueuter Dtilitdr.
beamter oe8 YrGiOenten 9eroo, am II. os.
NitS. 5u Monterep aui 8efebl oe8 Generals
&reoino, eiues anbGn9er8 uon 0iu3, eriboi.
len Wurbe. Die Sffi3iere 0eS @enerals 0Se.
uueltaS fabren fort, Die ouSgeidriebeue Steuer
Don brei BreSent gepaltam einSureiben uno,
I'M Sale bic 3ahInng uerweigert miro, bic
4dbeH Der aauilente 3u erbre9eu unO gu plitn.
bern.
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StaOt Baltimore.

@ontraft8s Il ebertraaRuq.-
Der @Outratt iitr Plauiruug, 8falteruna uub
3tanOltslnieeen Ill Der @albonnitr., 5Wiidleu
EaTapette Auenue uno Ganualeitra6e, iTt ben
9p. Ntc8Ooern & sInoeriou iibertra9en wOrs
rem.
Pas 8eftnben 6e8 8iibof8
gS b lifting bam, Don Der prpteltlntil6en
@ptltopal Slr9e, bat iidl 9eIiern iomeit qe-
behtrt, oaB bic lbn bebanOclnoen Aer5te, Sr.
0tdion mo Dr. 9OHalOiou, ul9t ntebr all
letner balotgeu uDlIigen g8teocrgeneiung Suei.
ieIn. Siidof gSblttingbam fonnte iidl obne
SeifanO I'M Bette aWiri9ten, ieiu @eiA Jsar
oolltommen liar, nHo er mar i'm Stanoe, NIT
0enen, lOeIde iid tbm ndberten, etni9e gsOrte
81 weflieln.
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8rGttoe.

SituSbille, Ba., II. Sanuar. - Su
Goinburg, Clarion @ountn, brannten an
lestenSamitaes- 9benOe % 6olsgebGube unO
bas y@oinburg. Sotel" ab. Serluit $4,000
Mifforb, Ya.. Is. San.-Ste Sommer=
billa Der Wiao. Bonif muroe aeitsrn nebf
Suhalt ourd] Seuer 5eritnrt. Oas @tgeHtbum
1T in Bhlaeelpbia neriibert.
ct. Beul, Dfiun., Is. Sanuar. - Su
@inoua ipuroe Der nSimpiou Blod" geftern
Morgen ppllifdnota ourf 6euer serii5rt. Der
Serluf betrdgt S65,000-70,000, Die Serii'
cleruna $50, 900.
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Gtien6aDtt=ltnfa4. -3tpet SJeri0wctt
9et0otet unto 0ret idJtuer eera


Buffalo N.sD., Is. Sanuar. Iuf Der
yNepsDorfef @entzal 8abn" ereignete lid)
geiteru AbenO bel Byron, 5.0telltn 0itli9 bon
Satauia, H.sY., etn uufall, peidem Smsl
UeuiAen 5dm Spfer itelen. Sine 9otomotiUe
fubr nit pOQer Strait in eIneH 3ug blnetn uuo
3ertriimmerte mebrereg6a9gon8. QSm. @lgglep
uub SObn Semen pnr0en gst6Otet NIB Omen
Ounpbp, 9arrp @0maroS mo 3rhu SGdiOu,
idmmtll9 aus Buffalo, ihmer Oercet. Die
@rpGbnten iuaren 9lrbeiter, ueldIe uon bier
ans abgeidtdt muroeu, I'm 0aS @etelie bonn
Sdluee IIuberu All helieu.
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Ser 8e4SmGrft.

Nem zgorf, 10. Sauuar.-@elh lei4t
5u As. gBediel rubig su 4.83@. Sob i9IOb
beute su 1O64-5. Sunbe8 Sbligatlonen
ldlodeu iebbaft; 81er @OuponS 114b; 65er
1898; neue 1105; Ser 1l35; 68er 1153
neue 6infer l115 !; 10.40er Coupons
l134. Attteu fan uno nieOri9er; N. y.
@entral 1O2; @rie 9S; Gate 5bore 54g
SIS. Central 59B; YittSburg 904; Tortb-
8eitern Sc; Trior.56 8odzSslano 1913.
llnteridabamts 8ilan,: Sob $66,282,s
1876; @ourant $40, 1881 .964.
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S1nee6loGaoe ataf oess 9actr=1prfer
GSnfafte4s

Q0dportf N.,y., IS. Sanuar. = Man
melSet, pab ied)s ipeiilid 9ebeiloe 3use Der
y y9tew Dorter Gentral 8abn" Ditlid) BON bier
I'M Shnee i:cdsn scblieben iiuo. Seit Conn
absno triib ituD feline 3ii9e pom 0hen bier
angefomwen, nno Der erite 3ug Don Yuffalo
iett Sounabsuo erreldlte Siele Stabt teute
Ma9nittag. Som 8eden iinb ebenfalls
feiue 3i9e ieit Sonnabeno angelannt, unO
bas Yofamt iit niht inl Stonbe, bic Yoit=
laden su bei3roern. Iiail bofft, nab bic
@slaile fif mOrsen tn beiierem 3afauOe be.
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