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The Morning herald., 1877-03-21
QUE NEW CASTLE LEErSB.
NEW Castle, March 10.

NEW CASTLE, Marcn "o'
James Biggs, an old gentleman VINO '.ve'
with his son Benjamin, about one anu
half miles from this city, jumped from the
second story window of his sons residence
and broke his arm. Drs. Black and Stew
art reduced the fracture. The old gentle
man 10 slightly deranged in his mind, and
the family had to keep q close watch on
him to keep him from tnjuring himself.
Two furnaces were shut off at the Della,
ware Iron Works ou Sunday, and about 20
men were discharged on Monday. 1t is
said that they will be run again in the course
of 4 couple of weeks. ..r
The Levy Court is in session to day.
Mr.. George 8. Beckett, Proprietor OF the
Delaware House, will sell on next Friday,
the % inst, all his household goods and
barroom fixtures, he is going to retire, ana
will move to his former home in Bridge
port New Jersey, on next Monday. He
has been fine hotel keeper, and the pub
lie will miss him. Mr.. Anthony, of Stanton,
will take the Delaware House on Monday
next.
Mrs. John Fleming received = paralytic
stroke on last Saturday. DR.. Black Is at.
tending her, and has hopes Of her recovery.
Several citizens living at the foot of Vine
street, are complaining about the lamp. at
tho foot of the street named, not being
lighted at night, and they say that the
water In that part of the city has been shut
of. Perhaps our city fathers can explain.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-21

In all the political discussions Of the day
It 10 remarkable that the Grant Administra-
tion, though but two weeks dead, seems to
be almost as completely forgotten as though
1t had existed before the food. No refer
ence Is made to 1t except in the language of
condemnation. There are good many
things only worthy to be remembered in
order to avoid them in the future.
NO FAMILY RELATIONS TO BE APPOINTED.
Governor Hayes has said unto q Mr..
Stillwell of Illinois that there was one
insuperable objection to his appointment to
any Federal Office, and that was "his wife
was q favorite cousin of Mrs. Hayes" so at
present ALPS Stillwell.
SIMON CAMERON.
Probably no man ever departed from
public life followed by such a pelting OF
popular execration 40 Simon. 1t remains
to be seen whether the press or Legislature
Of Pennsylvania is true exponent of public
sentiment in that State, where the "old
mans" bidding elected his son to the U. 8
Senate, and Simon says "wiggte waggle."
THE ADMINISTRATION
is in quite state of mind about the extrs
session. There are several reasons why
Mr.. Hayes wishes to avoid calling an extrs
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Sropfen"

tshd ~ Gents, cher ~ n ( 8laf6sn N Dollars, fus bsi
aatH aS0tt''trH une Sdntlsrr in @sei,insn ~ batsn.
u. Soeeler s So,
Baltimore, Ph.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

GROCER nnb Der MidisansS Gee riidt immer
peiter mefIi3-@er nod Ianse Iebt fann
am Gnbe nod erIeben, baB bic iammIi6en
WiscOniin Seeuferitabte, Milmaufee einae:
idloien i'm 8ette bes Midisaniees gu
iuden itnb!
Der ur9tbare @ewitterres
gen, Ger am Oienitas letter @o5e in Der
9esenb BON Ga G,oiie fiel, batte in Der
nntsebuns siemIi6en Sduben anseri9tst,
inbem cine ansabl Sarmer it9 senOtbist
iaben, ibre ioeben b~eitelsn Staatfelber
nodmaIs gu beiden. Sn Gbipmunt unb
Mormon Goolep fiel cine ioI9e Maiie
S9lonen, baB bieieIben ben ndditen Mor:
gen nod bic 5eIOer beoedten, i9reibt Der
yNorbitern."
Oas et wonad alle Sniaiien BON
Staatss oSer Gountpsefdnsniilen auf lin:
toiten bes COUNTY pom Sdlieser cine gi:
bel uerIansen oirfen, lift iest uerOfisntIi5
woroen unb iomit in &raft setrsten. 0ai:
lelbe 9eies sewdbrt AUDI ben pom ,gouns
Mens Iiuciations" belisirten gerionen,
wel9e bic 9efansenen ;u beiu6en unb gu
reformiren fummen, baieIbe Yripilssium
unsebinberten 3utritts wie @eiitli9en ir.
senb elmer Stride.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
Wtnneiota.

Smei bonun9spoll giri6;
den madten ii3 DOR GINGER 3eit in Gbasta,
9uruer County, bas Sersniisen, elm Der
Stabt sebOrenoes Saus I'M @ertbe BON
$500 in Srano gu ieeen.-aus beHen fam
nod etpas perben!
Ole Iuswanberuug mad ben
gIaf Stills erbdlt nit benz Yesinn 6es
6ribiabrs, in Der Chat srOBere 0imeniio
men unb es nebmen iosar geute aus peiter
gntfernuns babin ibren 8es. 90 trufen
in bieien Gasen 81 Mdnner uno 5 6rausn
BON S%benanbuab, auf ibrer &eiie na6 ben
glad Sius, in ct. Saul elm, mo lie ibre9lus:
riiituns fir cine aniieoIuns baieIbit uolenbe:
ten. gs befanSen ii9 burunter "a prafiii9
erfabre Sersleute, 20 9anbwerter II. mebs
rsre Qiteraten. Die 2eute waren iGmmt.
lid NIT Baffsn unb Wunition gut uerie:
BEN unb beabidtisen ii9 in Der @essnb
BON Big 9orn gu coIonifren.
Cannon sails muB cine srobe
Stu6t werbsn ; man bente nur, suB i'm uori:
gen Sabre bort $47,353 fir gauswefe
ausse9eben wurben. Mebrere Sabrifen
iinb e~ritanben, i36ne &eiioensen unb ions
itise @ebdube. @erben bic 3eiten balb
better, bann werben bic Sorti9ritte bieies
blibenben Stdot9en's in bieiem Sabre gang
enorme iein.
Die 9eute in S%ernon, Blue
Garth Co., iinb ionberbar. Sic piflen
nod nidt, baB cine Conn : Sdulb Der
ii3erite @es gum Slid lit unb baben oeB:
wesen cine geriammluns sebalten, nm ses
gen bic Seuidredenbountp gu be,utben unb
gu bei6IieBen, unb babel baben iie bas sroBe
0ort selaiien ausseipro3en. baB cine Sers
srOBsruns Der Gouutpl9ulo elm mo- mOsIi9
nod sr0Beres llebeI isi, als bic Ssui6refs
ten.
Serr Sris S9is pom Milwaufee
wouie ii6 in Gbasta nieoer!aien, um bas
ieIbit iiber vIiienabitammnns" unb anoern
blubenben t%nlinn @orIeiunsen gu baIten.
Die Qeute pom @basfa MOLTEN aber feinen
ipre6enben Gorilla unter fi9 wobnen bas
ben unb uerweiserten ibm ale 8obnunsen,
obpobl pieIe bsrieIben Ieer i%tanben. !9err
S9is muBte uolens nOlsns mad Garper
iiberliebeln. gs i9eint bic 2eute BON @bass
ia, Garner, Co., babsn bas Ser3 ON re5'
ten Sled.
Sn Solse Der i60nen warmsn Witte:
runs iinb bic teufiiden Christopher idon
gu Miaioneu uussetro4en. Oie ionnissn
.Sissl Bel Mantato waren in LETTER
ISOLDE buditabIid nit tleinen 6oppern be-
bedt. Die naBtaIte @itterans wirb bens
ielben wobl ben @araus sema3t baben.
Mantato idafft Spaeen an, bic per:
ben wobl einsn Gbeil Der 9eui4reden ems
tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

nique iebr baIb ibr gnbe erreiden mihe,
woruuf Der @sloitrom ii9 wieber mad
Nmerita wenben miirbe. 0isie Serren err
warteten allersinss nod fir cine 3eitIans
nieorise Sreiie, aber Der &ries weroe unbe'
binst sinen iebr b%slebenben @influB auf
ben @elpmarft ausiben unb oils nddite
SoIse bauon wiirben amerifaniI9e Cider;
bsitsn uisber aIs cine seiu9te SapitaIan;
lase betradtet wercen.
Ssrr Servings sibt bamit 3weifelsobne
ber 9lniidt Der belt unterridteten Sinans:
Ieute biben, pie briben grsbrud. @ir
perben alio, wenn %ienieits bes atlanttiden
Oceans Der &umpf tobt, nidt nur beben.
tenbe 0ieferunsen pom Yrouiiionen uno
alien mOsIiten Gr3eusniiien u~nierer Snbus
itrie erbalten, ionbern aud uniere Securis
tdteu Der ueridiebenften 9lrt werben fart
in Nudfrase fommen. neil ieber &apitaliit
ber i9 nidt in sewa9te Speculutionen elm
laiien mag, burna6 tra9ten wirb, iein
@elb bort anSulesen, wobin Der &ries ni9i
psrlest perbsn Tam, alio in amerita, bas
ia benz Sturmcentrum iebr fern, mir Bur:
fen b~ebauptsn: unerrei9bar Iiest.
60 b~ebauerIid auerbinss bic llnabwenb;
bartlett zines srpBen europdiiden &rieses
1T, 10 tDnnsn mir bod ni9t umbiu, BARN
cine ii9ere gusiidt auf cine beoeutenot
S0rberuns u nierer Sunbels. uno 6inansins
t"ereIlen su erfennen.
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WtSconfn.

Ser &riss UNI bic Wabiion Poitofflcs
nimmt sroBen llmfans an. 9srr aepes
nil bieielbe wieber baben, ba bic 4usli4i
auf bic Senatorffsue setriibt lit. 9err Pb.
Spooner lit Der Sauptsesner befelben.
@irS wobl tsiner Don beioen bisieIbe be-
tommen.
Die poIniiden arbeiter in
@ilwautee buben fid our a~luswanberuns
mad slrfanias orsaniiirt. Sie baben einen
gsenten bortbin abseianbt, um 9dnbersisn
aussupiblen unb wolen bann in Ibtbeis
lunsen oarauf siebn. Gin peritdnbiser
Plan.
Die Milwauteer beri@ten, baB Der
Wi@isan.S Gee bieies 5ribiabr wiebsr srobe
Stids 9anb pon benz Wisconiinufer per:
i9lunsen babe. Der See lit elm ameridtts
Iider Mnnsttirer auf Der Norbieite unb
iest ben lleberfuB aus ieinem 8au4e wies
Der auf Der SibOifieite Of. 60 wirb Wiss
eonin INNER tleiner unb Wi4iSan INNER
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@emfanr
Cine Scrtc fur bic mcnfblihe Tas
Mile. Die anSere fur Nfcrbe
unp xbtere.

Gisfe einiments Fns einfaS he gpunttr Der Nelt. Shire
@rfplss finb netr ale r~unterbar.
SaS rusi6e Eminent IN fur bic meni6lids 5aniIis.
W trttbt 8bsumattsmus, Seatiea ans NturaIetd aus rem
Scfem turirt @ef6pulf, 8rpftsulen, 8inntadsntrampf
edbmuns, ardse, ue bic mtifen Saut. &ussra6s e. snt-
;tebt ben 5rcf aus srfrprsnsn 56nsen uns 8assn, uns has
6ift aus Sifsn resr Stt6sn ssn siftstn 1bisrsn ss Isst
s&wsaunssn, uue siat S6mtr, isser art. Bel sprtcm.
member gsrrsnfunesn rter Sefddttsunssn IN Is tas bette
Wittsl, tas ii sntsedt marie, nm bic tef&detateu Gseils AZ
tsilsn. Das Gsntaur Eminent pirb nit srrsem srfpls &c.
brautt fur Salseni,antars, 3abnibmsr,en. pcrbdrte.
te Brittle, Ssrsnibms,sn uns i6ra6sn Radsn. DAT
~frlssnts III muir cine grste Der pislsu 3tueniHs;
Snsidna Dome. Ser. 60. Sne., rs. Rat fS73.a
so bate 60 fur nreine ghiht. Sic gu bsnabri6tisen, eaI
Id piel sclitten babe an ~ssidbmpIenen 6iisen unS
Ssbnen. @iniss 5lai&sn hes Gsntaur elnimsnts bat Die
Mrbeit fur midh gotham. I'd bin in abt Sabren
niht fret ron hieIen StpeQunaen aepefen. Sesi bin Id
San, ssiuns. Dds srntmsnt iOait rarm as,lisi.t T.r'
ben. Benjamin Srcwn."
3as 3,usnis lisst i'm 9sriaS. Is III ,~ussrldiFs. Is IL
tsausm. ss Ia biaia, une ias 5amilis ipate sas weibs eiai.
msnt i'm Sauis BADEN.
Sas selbe Sentaur Eminent III sesisnst fur bic ,6tt
@easteln Ssbusn, II. has glsIa Der gfrb, IL. ansersr Gbis.
re. Gs BAT nebr ruuesrbaIs Ruren er,ielt, In ersi Sabren,
III 1ansn ron Spatb, 9errenfunssu Hint. S6ram.
men. oewesnp" ue aaeemsinsr edtmuns, als aae anssren
S,ilmits l. bic s%ritirsn. ees. pas bic srpssn ,@rprssmsn"
earatsr iassn:
uNtr gcrf. Sdnudr, 1874.
,.Sseer pfsree Better frats has 9entaur ointment stasr
Trpbe u%Htsr,isber. 9Gir ia ten e. fur eas bette Wiittsl, eas
iemals In unisren StaQsn gttrdutt ruree.
IS. Rdrb, Supt. Aeams Gr. Stdgs, r. y.
e. ruls Supt. u. g. @r. Stdas. y. y.
,Gltsrt z. DIN, Supt. Rat. Sr. Stale, q. D."
Die bette 8unesn fGr eas Ointment fnb bic Rsedr,ts, bic
INNER tin Ointment lsbraudeH. 9s bslt QDine. Sale,
g0unpsn unS 5itsl. snt' srnt s6msaunssu, ust IN @liaipnsn
opn Dollars Idbrii5 p,rtb Ten 5armsrn, 9eibfalbsFsern,
9istsa6tsrn, S6sfJIatsrn, unS Zen yfsrss. uns gtst. Be.
Hyen.
7suisbcn 1isnf, fir Der Elm Rrsarst 500 ttrs&nst, su.
ridtet tas Geaaur 9uimsat fur ssrtnee Rotten.
Diff etnimsuts wsreeu ron dlsn SdusIeru i'm 9anss per.
inufr. sic wertsn ron cen Gi5tntramtrn earantirt, uus
cine 5iaits pirs eirsm isesn GrJts cher Hpsarjte, Der lie pra.
fen nil, CUR gsflsuus ssfeat.
eaUoratorium bon !. y. Goie & SO.
as Den Straee, 9ftp 9crf.
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slmptome einrr franfcn Scbcr.

Sgmpt0mie elmer franfcn Scbcr.
S6merjen in Der rehten Seite, unter.
o. BALI Der Siippen, I'm lr grGBn
beim Orud; mitunter lit Der Shmer;
IN Der linten Seite; Der &rante fam
taum auf Der lirfen Seite liegen;
otter wirp rer Shmer, inter penl
Shulterblatt sefiblt, unb rebnt liG
hGuf9 bic CUR ShulterbGbe aus, unr
iptrp mitinter filr Nteumdtiemue i'm
Nrm pertannt. Ter Mdgen !eiret al
Nppetttlct9teit UNI llfbelteit; eir Gin,
Sereipe linp algemein peritrpTt, marha
NAL pedIelnp nit Qbfiibren /; Der &cpi
1T leipenp unb NIT rumpfem, i6merem
S6merj i'm Sintertrpi tel1ltigt. Sc
wpbnlih %eriltirt aud @eclhtnibs
Tornado, be9leitet ron ptinlidem 0es
futl, ais iei etpas unterlaiien, mas
bate setban perpen Iclen. Gin leidter
trcdner Suiten lit mituuter i'm Sc
fplse. Der 9atient flo9t iiter Wattiaa
feit unp SdmGGe; or erifridt leidt,
feline 5uBe finn TAFT pper trennenr, uns
er tlast ilber rridelnpes @eiibl in Der
Saut; iein @emitb 1T nsperseidlas
gen, unp cbrpbl glaubenp, rap tSrs
perli6e Sswsguus ibm mebltbun
purpe, tann CT rpG faum Strait senua
iammeln, es ju seriuGen. Gr miB.
traut IN Nabrheit jepem !Seilmittel.
Serlhispene rieler %seranntsn Sgmp.
tome te9leiten Ole &ranfhcit, tcd bal
es Sale ssseten, no weniae rrrielten
eriltirten,6 jepc bic unterluhuna RES
&orpers mad benz lcre tepics, ran bic
esbsr in srSbter lln~prpnuns mar.
&altes 6ieber.
Or. :. WeYane's gebcrs gil,
len II SGllen ppn taltem 6ie.
Der, nit QUINN scnpmmen, er,euscH
Die belten Grfclse. Gs eiett fein teie.
res Yurgirmittel Dor unp nad rem Gin'
nebmen BON Suiuin. 9Sir ratben allei.
NIT rieler &rantbeit Sebaiteteu, benz
Ielben einen unparteiii6en Ser
h gu 9epGbren.
Sei alien biliSisn unorpnunsru unp
als einfahes Yursirmittel unperslei6s
lid.
Nan butte fi6 bor 5alfdunscn.
Die d6ten linp ME ~iiber,udert.
Sepe S6ahtel bat einen rptbsu
Wa6siiesel AM Dem Tedsl nit Der Sns
fArift Or. Mseane's Qebers YiQen.
Die Ghten MeQane's Qebers
gillen taben Die Sisnaturrn BON
=. W:eane unp 6lemingY rps.
auf pem Dedel.
- Serlanst bel eursm Drpsuis
fen ODER Storebalter, sua bic G6ten
Or. Ws9ane's QebersYtIiem
3u seben, praparirt bon @sbr. 5lemina
Yittsbursb, ga.
Yertauft bel reIpeftablsnD rpsuifen u.
Country Storebaltern i'm IQsemsinen.
an Ditisnistn. pal6t Or. q. WeQaut's &c.
btr'YtIltn ~ ger u6tn piinfttn, ftnetn mir per ppR
mao tratns ttntm 2btils Der Der. Ct. cine SHattd
giatn fur Is gtnts.
Ssbratr 8lsmtna yitssursh "a.
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s ontg 6.

pitdber's Gaforia IN Elm ppltpmmtnss Grfasmit.sl
fur Gator Del. uns IN 70 anssusbm sinjunbmsn ME Senis.
Sc III pOrilsltd sssisnst fur ,abnsnse uus u~nrutiss ainse.
Gs itraSrt sBarmtr, rssuItrt ben Wlaasn, unS iurirt Uins-
8clit. gpsnise Ssilrnittsl ine 70 srfplerst6 ,ur Ssbuns ron
5isttrn, Srduns, @armsr, unh etidtuhsu. Gafpria II
elm riHtnf&aftli6ss unb sdn,Ii6 Yssstabili6ss prdparat
better wirtsns ais gaapr.Stl urb psrurfa6t feline ttftiss
S6mestu. grapartrt BON s. g.. Npft u. Co., i6 Dep
Strafe, Ner Bort, mad hem Rsetpt ron DR.. Samu.I pit.
der, Bon Sarnstatle. wPaH. 3O4.
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say- BETTER : .1iebes WamIeaden, Ie

pay- 8ettler (: v2iebes Mamiea4en, lei
sc 10 sitis, unb idsnt sc msr mas"
GrduIsin /: .Wie fam er 10 unpsri&dmt
iein unb nit ieinen i&mubiSen Stiefsln
ms 3immer fommen?"
YettIer (fir id): So tbat es, bOps
Der Ssufel, MOTH. msr s6s' nod gum Bet.
telnsebsn 2adtiefeln an."
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Or. Iueuff 86nis's
Sam6nrger 9rdnter 2sfafer,

TIN at ~etpaprts Wfitfd 6f8fni
Otfbwhrs, pfens aBunesn, 2aljfua, Bsinfras,
6roff'Seulen.
&egeu fotaleu 36eumatismus.
Ben trsfHi6sr gpiriuns bel,
Humors, 6iftsln, innsren S~erlesunsen.
Ssrhaudbunsen.
9tn pade bee hamburger ardutsr. gfaftrs teftt Is Gts.,
kaHf pa6dt fur $500, IN In isbr Npstbsit AZ babtn ser
Utrb na6 gmpfans bts 9tbss feftnfrti mad alsn Ibeilsn
ts Der. etaaisH s~trfanst sur8 n. SossI'r u 60,
Baltimore, gib.
Suntsrmann v. paas. @snsra.assnten,
DubuauI Sspa,
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,,S6le6t aber biaia"

II bas grinsip brienietn S6PiEsltr. ptlts serIu6er 5r.
aueHf 8Snies Sameurser gruhtttt unt lrspfsu roh,u.
atn<n une inter dbnli6 ~tinasnstm Ramtn. in tSuISsne
&hultder gtrpaduns, ibrs siftistn NUturtn in Zen glartt an
brinseR. 8spifenbafte apoibetu uRe SAMPLER t~eaunaiasu
fsI&tn S6pinetl niat anftre ittP6 laFtn nd eurt C69 &
ben 8trettna %ptrItitsn, he adlfber 81 uRtsraiSen. verlueu
abtr BITE a6!uus une eas Sertrauen bee g~ublitums.
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Sisr,is Sabre ppr Gem @ubiitum.
ST.. &. M!yaNe'S
berilpmtc
2eber= Yillem,

5F VtIIUH9 ppn
5epatitis o0er Eebrr- hrankbriten,
Ttspeplie unp franfbaftem &cpfweb,
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,ltprr Ord anarrift, bt(uSsIt hd."

Der i'd atsr tur6 lie auprsifunssn %rertbicier wteetta'
usate beft6reu ldst, her III etufd6 an leitmtsrt, une bic
Ra6abmsr ron ben pertbrpasn Or. ausuf 8Sniss pam.
HufRer Neriiinen la1sn I'D edbei nber sie Eunimbett her
efnft tn's Rduf tn. 9dAet Sud eabsr nt6t ositn,tsren,
Uebu burb ,olt. fal DE anpreiiurstn, nc6 eurt bic Ssree.
fomfett sin,asr g~pptbeter relGe NJ tur!tS germ Sa6tn per
&rufen, rsl$e srSerrsn 9srrtsnt atrerfsn, aber aud saiar
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
PROFEssIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

4 TfRL FOK GENERAL HoUsEwORk IN SMALL
Afanlly: must good washer ana Honeft ioicionceh
No. G4z L1xinston Nv.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07
Flames and Death.
NHw YORK, Sept. 4.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.
A fire originating in j p. Hale's piano
factory on Thirty fifth street, this morn
ing, destroyed about fifty buildings be-
tween Thirty fourth and Thirty seventh
streets, and Tenth and Eleventh ave-
nues, including the piano factory, char
coal yard, barrel factory, several tene-
ment houses, small stores, residences
and liquor stores.
The piano factory was u large brick
building, eight stories in height running
through the block. The fire originated
through Nicholas Monck, q varnish rub
Der, who was heating some varnish over
stove. While his back was turned it
got ablaze, and the flames spread like a
flash. He fed at once for his life, giving
the alarm as he ran, but, the windows be-
ing open, the flames swept through the
building, finding fresh fuel at every step.
1t is supposed that about 200 men we're
employed in the building at the time.
Ii cannot yet be ascertained how many
have been burned in the building. The
hatchYays in one corner were open and
the flames rushed to the upper stories as
if through tlue. Several tiremen say
from the windows of the upper story OF
the factory men were calling for ladders,
for help, for Gods sake, but that the
ladders were not long enough to reach
them, and even if they were they could
not be placed in position owing to- the
intense heat. Some fell to the pave
ment and others, after wildly waving
their arms, fell back into the burning
mass behind them. The great eight
story wall on Thirty sixth street fell al
most without notice, and who are burned
under it will not be known until the de
bris is moved away.
Great excitement prevailed as thu
flames leaped to the adjoining building
a tenement house. Men, women anC
children fed for their lives. They
saved nothing, and were fortunate t.
even escape with their lives. Up to
late hour tonight the number of kille'
reported was two and injured five.
A large number of persons are MISSING
and are supposed to have persisted II
the flames. The loss is estimated a
about $500, 900.
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Fishing at the Thousand Islands.

Fishinge Fishing and floating are the
occupations of the place. Fishing, of
course. 1t was good day. The water
was still, and there was thin veil of
clouds over the sky. We knew it was
hot in New York, but it was not hot
here. We started off, a merry group OF
boats. We rOwed in and out among the
islands and found our ground" at three
miles distant. And now will somebody
tell us why an inexperienced girl, with
an old stiff rod, without a reel, and with
coarse linen line, can catch more fish
and better ones than we can with split
bamboo, a silk water proof line, and q
six-feet leaders This is what we would
like to know. Do the fish discriminate
Do they say, as they see the rare tackle
coming down TO them, or reflected in the
water: "There's an old fellow at the end
of that rod as full of piscatorial science
as an egg is of meat-a man to be
avoided; but here is a girl who is limo
cent of bass and guilIless of pickerelY
1t must be so. Plato, thou reasonest
we'll. At any rate, there is a two-pound
bass on the maiden's hook, and not q
! man has had bite. The bass is taken
in, and down goes again the unsophistl
Gated hook, plump to the bottom, anc
soon, while we are trying our scientlnC
lodges, she pulls up with feeble
struggle the handsomest three-ponnC
bass we have ever seen in the river. Th'
men try to cover their shame by gener
Gus praise of the girl So it goes oI
until noon, and then we 30 ashore on
" desert island, and the guide cooks on
spoils for dinner. We lie on the gras
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

and eat our fried fish, with the edibles
we have brought with US, and we wash
them down with the best of coffee, and,
after an hour for digestion, we go for our
game again.
Bass, pIckerel, wall-eyed pike, mus
kallonge They come from exhaustless
breeding and feeding-grounds, and will
always be here. On lazy afternoon
we throw or troll our flies around the ISL
ands directly in front of the hotel
There are places within fifty rods where
we can hardly throw a fly without get.
ting a rise. We see every day fine black
bass taken from the dock by waiting
fishermen-within the toss of a biscuit
from the window where we write. The
excitements of the evening when the diff.
ferent parties come in with their days
catch are very delightful; and when boat
comes up or down the stream with a
white flag at her prov the excitement
rises to enthusiasm. The white flag
means muskallongel This is greai
game and is taken rarely.-Dr. j. q
Holland, in Scribner for September.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

atrocities, and the Russian Government has
sent to its ambassadors dispatch detailing
further atrocities committed by the Turks.
The Turks at Schipka Pass have been
heavily reinforced and decisive action is ex-
pected shortly. The Russians have also been
reinforced. - - -ars-.
servia and Russia refuse to give aid to the
Bosnian insurgents.
The cannonadng in schipka Pass was
commenced again on the 1st and continued
during the I'd. The effective strength of the
Russians is believed TO have been reduced
one.half. The Turks admit loss of 1000.
Kars advices of the Sd indicate that great
operations are imminent. a.
A Gorny-studen dispatch of the Sd says
decisive results become every day Of more
Importance to the Russians, for there are in
dications not to be disregarded, financial,
political and serial, which point against the
probability Of a continuance OF the war into
another campaign.