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tery, Philadelphia
John Conway, ct al aSsault ana hatterv with
intent to Kill Luzerne
Apdrew H. Buohler, larceny, Philadelpnia.
Mlohnel Hurley, burglary, rape and ag9rayat.
60 asslnlt and artery Northampton county
terry, AleRhenY. ~
VIM: H. Duncan robbery. rape, highway rob.
berry, etc.. Philadelphia.
CASKS HELD UNDER ADJUSTMENT.
F; A. BeamiSh h, forgery. Lusernc.
Joan Doe, forgery. Allegheny
n A. 0reiner, ombezzlement, Pbiladelnhia
EDWARD Kelley ,felonlUus assault and battery,
George Riley. horse stealing. Fayetta.
,hlohard e. Bell, voluntary granddaughter,
Daniel Downey. conspiracy to break in aud
enter, Fayette. ""N
Harry Wise, lsrceny and burglary Dauph,n.
samuel Berry, assault aud battery with in
tent TO kill Chester. 80
Joseph Kreps, rave. ALLEGHENY.
william Green, manslaughter. Phllndephia,
Thomas Filth, arson. York.
Ihe Board then adjourned sine de- ..
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The triennial Convention OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church In the
United States met Wednesday In Trinl.
ty Church, Boston. Flfty.eIght Bish-
ops and several hundred clerical and
lay delegates were present. Bishop
Williams, of Connecticut, preached the
opening sermon. The clerical and lay
deputies or rganized by eecting DR..
Alexander Burgess, OF Massachusetts,,
President.
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The public debt decreaoe dnrir

The public debt decrease during
September was SO, ,ss2, ,524.sO currency
in the Treasury, s14,206, AIT 2s ;
special fund for the redemption of frac.
tional currency, 1886, ,4eS special
deposit of legal tenders for redemption
of certificates of deposit. &4S, 11O, 900 ;
coin in the Treasury, $119, 152, ,O43. 40 4;
including coin certificates, $37, ,997, 500 ;
outstanding legal tenders, $3.50, ,914, ,932.
The payments made from the Treasury
by warrants during Sepiembe r, exclusive
Of payments made on account of the
interest or principal Of the public debt
of the United States, were as follows
Civil and miseellaueous......,... eS,V9SeIs g
MM.'''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''.''.. l,bdI u
NaNN s's.ss'. '..'.''''s..s'....,.....s' l,3sYs7 IL
Interior (lndiaDs and penBlOnsl..... 3,Sos 642 Al
Iolai' t9,o73,5O5 II
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The " MOlIIe" Gases Before the SUI
preme Court nj PiIIhbnrp

PITTsBURG, Oct. AT IL O'Clock
yesterday morning the Supreme Court
convened here for the purpose of hear.
ing the arguments on aud dsposing Of
all cases tLat had been in process of
cOllsetlon since May last. The argu.
ment list was very lengthy and heading
1t was the case OF John KehOe VS.. the
Commonwealth, carried from the Court
Of Sehuylklll county on q writ of error.
KehOe, as our readers are aware, was
convicted many month agO 70: the muT-
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The Board recommended the following caseI
for pardon Wednesday mornings
JOhu :. WasbuTne, FRANK NJ johnson, and
Henry CahOOn, rape, LuEerne county.
ingtOn county.
James Green. burglary. of Philadelphia.
thOs Ramsey, burglary and ROBBERY, LycOm,
lug cOnntY.
Kate Boyle, perjury, Schuylkill.
VIM. Jenkens, murder In second degree, Al
legheny
Johu Marseellus, larceny, Allegheny.
John Smith ana Thomas Dunn, arson, Blair.
PARDoNs REFUSED.
James Wickham, larceny, Allegheny.
Charles Seward, catering building 20 commit
felony. Philadelphia.
Charles Baker, iaIcenY Er1e.
James +. Cooper. .em Dezzlement, PbiladelphiA,
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AT Tuesdays quotations the greer

AT Tuesdays quotations the green.
back and national bank note dollar
were respectively worth 97.0s cents in
gold, while the bullion in 412K grain
silver dollar had a gold, value OF only
92.49 cents, the paper dollar being thus
shown to be worth In gold AZ cents
more than the silver dollar.
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Improper articles OF food often
cause the blood to become loaded with
foul humors. Cleanse the blood with
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture and be
healthy.
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tanned by addressing that firm.

Aeratian, Bridges. Brushes, BrOOms, Butch
cry, BOttlinE, Baths Bee Hives, Bolts Brakes
Carpentry. CarriaVes, Closets, Gas iings Doors
Dairy. Engineering, Excavations, Fences. FLEA
Glass, Gtus, Garden, Grinding Hosting, by
SGVedl, Journals and Bearings. Lime and Ce
ment. MasOnnrY, NJ echanical Power, Metallur
n ails Needles, Orchard. Paving, Presses
Pumps, PneumIticS, Polishing, PlOWs, Planters
(VerY few saVedl, Roofing. Railways a ciassesl
Rivets, Stone, saws. Seeders "a few aAvedl
Sheet Metal. stabling, Ibreshing. TOOaccO
Tubing, Wagons, Wre, Water Wheels. Wlr,
Working Wood Working. Total number O
models DESTROYED lhbOuO $1,000
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed, by
the Orphans Odrt Cf Carbon County, Auditor
10 maze distr DullOn OF m funds N the hAnds
Of Theodore Mccormick, Administrator OF the
Estate OF Bernard MoLOrmick. decd viii attend
Allen Craig Esq IN Mauch Chung on Tues
dAy the gard cay Of October 1877 at o'clock
A. NJ Wnen and where ali parties interested
may attend. n. p. LOAGSTREET,
sept - 1871 va Auditor.
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dissolution of OfPARTNERsHI

Notice Is hereby given. that the Partnershi 4
lately eXiAting between Thomas N. Weaver an,
y. y. KleDpinger, Of Carbon County, Pennsvl
VaniR. a. General Com tractors has this day bee.
dissolved BY mutuAl consent. All debts OWN,
TO the said partnership are 10 be received 4
said ThomAs NJ. Weaver, and ell demands q
the SAID partnership are 70 be presented 70 D
authorized 20 settle all debts due 70 and Dy tlI
SAID partnerahp heretofore existing under "
hrm name OF Weaver a Kleppinger.
THOMAS 81. WEAVER.
BkNJAMIN n. KLEPPINGEl
haDeh CHUNK, Pa, August q, islI-W+sepS
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Piano and Organ Taught.

MISS LYDIA p. FINCHER, OF East Maueh
CHUNK, will give LEss0nS TO PUPILS on the
PIANO or ORGAN at their Residences Ia
LEHIGHION or WEISS PORT, Two Days IN
each WeeK. For further particulars, eiqGire at
this once. sept. 20.
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BUSINESS MEN AND OTHERS
OF ANY DESCRIPTION, WILL
FIND THE CARBON ADVOCA IN
OFFICE THE BLSr and CHEAP.
EST PLACE IN THE COUNTY.
GIVE US A TRIAL AID Rk
CONVIHCRD.
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Home Talk and Medical Common Sense' N
nearly OOJ pages, on Illustrations BY Dr. n, ~
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ers Of this book are at lberty 70 CONSULT ils
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free. A0ENlS WANTED.
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p. t. BRADY'S Popular Place,
LINDERMAN's BLOCK,
BANK STREET, LEHIGHTON.
Sept 1. lsI7-tf.
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List of the classes of models de-
strOyed In the Patent Office fra of
Sept. "a, 1877, furnished by Gilmore.
Smith & Co., Patent Solicitors, 629 F
street, Washington, D. G. Any par
ticulary information desired may be OBJ
tained nv addrassinu that firm
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LEHIGHToN, PA.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER G, 1877.
Republican Nominations.
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
Supreme Judge-Jas II. Sterrett Allegheny.
Auditor General-J. A. M. Passmore, .schuvikil
State Treasurer-wm. B. Hart, Montgomery.
COUNTY.
District Attoruey-Jos. M. Kalbfus, NJ. Chunk
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HERE AND THERE.

Keith. tho SOuth Carolina BIgamist.
In CoIOred-Firc Record foois fifty
Thousand Dollars Yellow Jack in
New York.
CHARLESTON, September 20 --Thom-
as Keith, of Newberry Courthouse, ar
rested for bigamy and subsequently,
convicted, was col0red member of
the legislature, and not Colonel Keith,
OF New berry, and no connection Of the
late Lawrence M. Keith, as enormously
stated.
KEY WEsT, September 28.--The brig
Maggie, Of Pensacola, for London with
lum Der, struck Florida reef on the 2lst,
and proves u total loss.
NEW YORK, september 2S.- John +.
Oil, who died here OF yellow fever
yesterday, was the agent at Fernadipa,
Florida, of commission house here.
He was formerly agent In Philadelphia
for Lorillard steamers.
COLUMBUS, o., September ga. q.
Potter's pattern and grinding shops in
the penitentiary, ana ]. Gilblain
pattern shop adjoining, were burned
last night. Loss $35,0Oe.
NEWARK, N. j., September 28.-Sea-
ley's hat factory burned this morning.
Loss $4,000.
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delegation from New York coming up,
MIR. Conkling desired 20 be- understood
that he had not objected 10 the refer
eAco OF the contestlng claims and their
fair consideration by the committee ON
credentials. His objection was only
ON the assumption that parties cons
testing from tho outside OF the repub-
lican organization should be permitted
to silence the regular delegates chosen
inside the republican organization.
Mr.. Martindale congratulated the
convention thta Senator Conkling had
been converted to the views Of him.
self (Mr. Martindale) aud the friends
who voted with him.
Mr.. Conkling inquired II Mr.. Mar
tindale really understood him to make
the objection. He repudlated II. [Great
oheers.l The gentleman (Mr. Martini
dale) did not win the honor he wears
by misrepresentation, etc. Renewed
cheers.
Mr.. Martindale rose and was greeted
with furious kissing and great disor-
der. He maintained his place howev-
or, until order was restored, when no
explained he was not understood--that
Mr.. Conkling had suggested the
amendment offered by Mr.. Tremaine.
The chair then put the question M
amended by Mr., Tremalne and IL was
adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Tremaine's amendment was
that the socalled regular republican
delegation be admitted to seats with
out prejudice to the contestants, whose
case should be referred TO the commit.
tee on credentials.
Mr.. Conkling moved the usual reso-
luton for u committee or resolutions,
and that all resolutions be referred to
that committee. A committee on ere.
dentials and permanent organization
was also appointed.
Evening session The committee on
credentials reported in favor Of the
regular delegation. Conkling was
made permanent chairman, but at
Conkling's request, Mr.. Plat retains
the chair, Conkling saying 1t would
enable him TO take n full share OF the
responsibility OF whatever may be said
or done, or decided orefuse TO be- done
by this convention. Applause,
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BUSINE SS OUTLOOK.

The Continued StagnatioH In London
Renders Matters Well Nigh Desper-
Rte with Those Of Limited Means.
LONDON, September 28.-rhe Times,
In its financial article, says: Business
remains in very dull and inactive
state generally. Nothing but COM
plant is being heard on oil sides OF Inn
movable stagnation. On the stock ex-
change, where grumbling Is more
audible than In other departments OF
business in bad times, matters are well
nigh desperate with q good many,
whose means are limited. II Ia more
or less the same in all departments Of
trade. At best, only quiet business
Is doing. There is, unfortunately, only
too good reason to believe that the ma
ton, as whole, like one individual,
must prepare for a struggle OF more or
less magnitude, from commercial
point OF view, before we regain the
smooth path of prosperity.
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THE SOUTH.

with the Disappearance OF Carpet
Baggsry Appearances OF Growing
Prosperity are seen on all Hands.
WASHINGTON, September 28.--Gen'
eral A. G. Jones, who has just re-
turned from an extended tour through
the southern states, under the auspices
Of the department of agriculture, rep-
resents that everything throughout the
south bears the appearance Of growing
prosperity that the cities are recovs
ering their former trade; that In the
country there Is much diversity OF
crops; planters and farms have the
look Of thrift the people have more
heart and hope than at any time since
the war, and that the colored popula-
ton is at work, with good wages, con-
tented and happy. Louisiana, Missis-
sippI, Georgia and South Caroline, will
not only furnish the country with
their great staple, but In short time
supply the markets Of the world. Gen.
eral Jones will soon make formal re-
port to Commissioner Ledue.
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THE COURTS.
District court.

Dfstrtct COURT
State VS.. Thelkeld, forgery; found
guilty, and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for five years.
State vs.. Henry Johnson, theft OF
horse; found guilty, and sentenced to
the penitentiary for five years.
State W.. J. M. Hall, charged with
theft of cotton; dismissed.
Delam q Bacon vs. q. w. Watts ct
al; dismissed.
State vs.. b. +. Mcneil, charged with
theft; dismissed.
State va. Isaac Moore and A. ]. Pike;
continued by consent,
State Va. George Martin, charged
with theft OF cattle; now on trial.
County Court.
Huey 4 Philip vs.. 4. f. Guedry and
wife; judgment for plaintiffs against
both defendants for S2525O.
State Savings bank vs.. II. Barksdale
ct al; judgment for plaintiff for $5O6.
II. v. Tompkins w. J. w. Record Cd
al; defendants appeal dismissed.
J. 8. McIendon d Co. Va. Clark,
Bryan Il Co; defendants' appeal dis
missed.
Adam Fischer va. j. M. Spillers ct
al; defendants motion for new trial
overruled.
II. f. futile Va. Ii. y. Root: defend
ants motion for new trial overruled.
Pash q Spler Va. Austin 4 Cochran;
defendants motion for new trial over
ruled.
Recorders Court.
-Four law-breakers were fined In this
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ON TO MEXICO.
Several Regiments to be Organized I'm.
medlately In Texas for Active Ser.
Vice on the Rio Grande.
General Ord En- Route for Austin 10 Con.
suit with Governor Hubbard, Is the
Latest From the Capital,

Alex, stephens Reaches Washington
In Unusually Good Health.
WASHINGTON, September 20.-Mr.
Alexander IL. stephens arrived last
night. His health is unusually good.
Arrests continue for passing counter
felt five dollar bills on the Tamaqua,
Pennsylvania, National bank.
A San Antonio, Texas, dispatch
says All Austin special to the San An.
tonic Express, states that not only one,
but several regiments will be- organ
lied Immediately for active service on
the Rio Grande. General Ord has
gone to Austin TO consult with Cover.
nor Hubbard.
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FRENCH POLITICS.

The success or she Republicans IL
Almost n FOregon- COnclusiOn-"I
ann the state" Has Lost His Grip.
LONDON, September 28.--The Paris
correspondent OF the daily News states
that instructions have been telegraph
cd to the project to In terdict colpoer-
tage or placarding Theirs past humor'
Gus addresses. The Times c0rrespon-
dent at Paris telegraphs that the cleo
toral period, namely, that in which
public meetings may be held, has now
been open two days, but there has been
no excitement In consequence In Paris,
where meetings are not necessary, as
the success OF the republicans Is al
m ,st foregone conclusion. In re-
mote provincial districts, however, no
idea can be formed abroad Of the Bit
terness already aroused between the
political parties. They are like two
hostile armies confronting each other,
and ready to come to blows. Never
before did this luminosity attain the in
tensity to which 1t has been growing
since the 10Th Of May.
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fifteen Thousand Dollars for COiiec-
ton of stamps.

One of the Mlddlesex magistrates In
England has just declined mn offer OF
81, 500 for his collection OF foreign post
age stamps, but, on the other hand, an
extensive collection OF 1900 varieties
were sold In London recently for 1900
which Is believed to be the highest
price such collection has ever fetched
In England. In France, however, the
mania has reached higher pitch, for
there an exceptionally complete col
lection was sold privately for $4,000.
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An Episode at the Soldiers Meeting In
Ohio.

The veterans Of Massachusetts,,
through General w. 2. Richardson,
took the occasion Of the soldiers meet.
ing at Marietta, Ohio, TO present to
Major Thomas q. Jonee, Of Montgom-
ery, Alabsma, late OF the confederate
states army, and now the able reporter
Of the state supreme court--a magnifi.
cent gold medal, In acknowledgement
Of the noble sentiments he spoke n
few years ago, while delivering q
splepdid grafton over the confederate
CAVES at Montgomery. Buch deeds
honor both the giyer and the recipi-
! cot.
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wan, and wr.,eAe.,u.s. Threatening
Ireland.

The unpleasant prospect Of a bad
harvest Is threatenining Ireland, for
which we are very sorry, because 1t
meaks more TO her than some other
countries. The crop promised excep-
tionally well, but the late rains did 1t
an injury from which II can not en-
tIrely recover. ireland Is poor, and q
deficiency In what the soil produces
frequently entails want and wretched-
meas which we little understand here.
The lot of the Irish people at home Is
hard enough without their being dis
appointed In the harvest, which IL al.
most their entire dependence.
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A Co.p,e Of Prosperous California
warmers.

Miller & Lux, a California firm, own
700. 600 acres In allan area nearly
equal to that OF Rhode Island. They
own about so, 600 cattle, and last year
their newborn calves numbered Is, 600.
or sheep they have vast number, as
well az Of hogs, and they furnish the
largest share Of fresh meat for the Ban
Francisco market.
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Ear,,ns. OF the eevernmess f.ssferfes
I'm Italy.

In the annual statement OF the 1nan.
cial condition OF Italy for 1875, II APP
pears that sixty-nins millions Of lire
were invested IN lottery tickets In the
government cash boxes. OF course but
a ANAL proportion OF this money went
back to the successful gamblers. Since
1853 the state has received eight hum
bred and eighty-one millions from this
source and returned In prizes i've hun.
dred and sixteen millions and hall,
pockstIng profit In fourteen years OF
three hundred and sirty-hve millions
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KUKLUXED.
A Train on the Illinois Central Ditchsd
by Masked Men-Seven Passengers
Killed ana IA Number Wounded.

Killed ana Number Wounded.
New YORK, September GA dis
patch from Sandoval, Illinois, says
the train on the Illinois Central rail-
road was thrown from the track at
three o'clock yesterday morning, kill
Ing seven OF the passengers and injur-
Ing number OF others. Masked men
were seen by the passengers from the
windows of the cars AS the moon was
shining brightly, but after the acct
dent they could not be found. 1t Is
supposed they intended to plumber and
rob the passengers but were frightened
away.
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-Four aw-breakers were fined In this
cosrt at the morning levee.
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CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING 5!lIll GOODS
HAT. BOOF and SHOE DEP'fS,

puripg this week, by our late improve
1t. w,u be connected, and while We
have gained an immense space these de-
.,,,msn,s viii be made complete and
anything sppertAinlns thereto viii be kept
"a aid a. low AZ the lowest.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-01

Sn Dll!waute. Wis, miiie en- lie Elm
ldones Subiett BON einem 9oftor bur
ben. T%olsenoer 5ootenI9ein sibt 9uf
tldrnns. Gin 5ooteui@ein bes Tr.
8lnoermann. betreHcno Elm III n@imnes
bsdcn." ioa bciben MinncbasoItrobc,
ueritcrbcncs Sinh sicbt als Suoesur=
la3e rSepterieb" an. Mit oc2 willcn.
l6aftli9en S%ermino!osie ldeint o;elc,
"Soetor" aud auf seipannteitem SUBS
81 lcben.
- Gin Muiterltid driilider Ndd=
ltenliebe. 6oIsenoe, taum s!aublidc
GsI4i9te lit Dem Buffalo NoIfs=
Irenno" pom 8. San. upn suuerldiliacl
seite mitsstbciIt uoroen: 6rom Mnno
9oos uno 6rau Gatbarina Sena mel
octcn 1i4 oieler Sage in Der Suppen-
a~nltalt Der Buffalo &clisf : MHoeiation
(untsrltiisnnss @eielldai). welde
unter Der 2eituns Der Gbri=
titan Douns Men's NTociatinn ltcbt,
nit Der 8itte nm etruas euppc fir lid,
uno hire bunscrnosn Ginbcr. Sos
Social hieicr @elcll@aft bciinoct lid an
Ode BON @aibinston uno edman=
ltrabe. 3uert fraste man bier bic BEL.
Den armen Graucn, mas tire &elioior
ael. Sic 9aben sur Nnt,uort, oob jis
fatbolil9 udren. Saranf iaste man
'bnen. oaB lie feline Suppe erbaltcn
tonntcn. Mls bic Grauen, taum i'm
Stanoc, lid uon Dem Grjtauncn iibel
oielen Sepcis ndriltlider Na1Tenliebc"
5l erbolen, nod cine @sile lteben Bile
ben, pieueldt i'm @loMben, lie Latter
ll4 oerbDrt, berridte man lie an : &C.
1T gang nuslcs fir Sic nod Idl1eel
bier 81 lte9en. &ein &atbolit tanr
.ler tt,uas erbclten." Gin Gummcn=
Iar 5u orm @oritebcnOen lit iiberIillia.
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@saumur! Demjslben yIaste miro nit.
sctbeiIt, hob i&on fiinf Meni@en bo,t
erfrortn iino.
9lrfei.
lleber bic teue tiirtii1e OumbuQ=
V~erfaliuns brinsen bic rcuelten eurc=
pdil4en Sldtter ,ablreide Gin;clnbei=
ten. 60 lit in ibr gum 8eiipiel bic
Wabl nit eebeimer Mbitimmuns feitsc=
lest. Muf $4,000 Meniden entfdnt
elm Scputirter Die Dauer elmer 2esis=
l%aturpericoe lit bier Sabre. Seoe,
Oepntirte erbd!t fur bic Seiiion bon
Nopember bis Dtdr3 1900 unb bic bonn
Sultan ouf getcnsbouer ernannten
Senatoren monatli9 1900 Grancs.
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Sn Sap Gitp lit Trau Gopne
oie Sduiesermuttsr ees &idters 0ar
seoon, p!6s.id il, bic G,uisteit abberu
fen ,peroen. sic mar seraoe oami
b ,idaftist, Elm 9ubn gum Sraten bcr5u.
r.d'tcn, als ibr Sdwieseriobn mi
elncm Gnfe!tinbe in Die Slide trat
I!s lie eini9e 8orte nit Dem &in0e &c.
lpro9sn bate, fiel lie ,uie pom Slib &C.
trcfcn ou Soosn uno perlor iDr,
Slime. Na9 elmer @tunoe jtorb 1ie
5S Sabre alt. sic mar cincm SAla9=
aniaae erIcacn-oem 5~,ueiten lcit pori=
gem Jrlibiabr.
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tags fubr Nleranoer Surlubiie in eli
mem nit 2 Yferoen beipanntcn S6lit.
ten iibcr Den sefrorenen Sasinau. 6lub
uon Gait Sasinaw nod SAGINAW Gitp.
Mlt einem Male gerietben Die Yicroe
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no lie pcri6uanoen. Milter 6nrlnbije
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ten uno rcttete iein 2eben. Sie Yicroe,
juase trdTti9e Sbiere, botten einen
Wertb BON $500.
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nit Dem Nu baden oes Giles belAaftiot,
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Die Stromldnellcn binausgciiibrt nun
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clncs Seilcs an, iciner oeiGbr.
lhen Sage beireiten uuo bonn ion1l
iAeren Soos erretteten.
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