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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MOBILE, May 23.-Cotton weak: middliDg
10xc.
WILMrNeToN, May 2s.-spirits turpentine
quiet at SOC.
OswEGo, May 28.-Wheat nominal. Corn
| Western mixed Tic.
| CLEVELAND. May 99. - Petroleum quiet:
Standard white, llU test 15c.
| CHARLESTON. S. C.. MAY 2s.-Cotton stead
ier: Middling .llXc, low mlddiIng l2xc, Soou
ordinary 12c
| NASHVILLE, May 23.-Flour: Fancy Ss 90
choice family ST 80, extra family 81 00, family,
$6 30. Whisky: Robertson County III 50a3 w;
Lincoln County 81 75a3, Bourbon 81 75a5 80
MEMPHIS. NAV 23-Flour strong: choice
family. 70 25a9 50. Corn scarce and firm at So
| a57c in store Oats lrm at 50a55c in store
Pork firm at sl7 So. Lard firm: tierce, lie;
kegs. 12c. Bulk meats frmer at 6aS&a9c
Baggng dull and nominal at 12al2kc.
BOSTON. May %. : Wheat unsettled and
nominal. Corn unsettled: Mixed and yellow,
7sasOc. Oats firm and hi; her: No. and extra
&c; No.. white and No. ixed. bSa6oc: re-
ected, 49a53c. Hay quiet and steady: West
ern, $l5alS.
MILWAUKEE,. May 23.-Flour quiet but firm.
Wheat unsettled: No. Milwaukee, 81 SO; No.
81 s5x; No. 8 Milwaukee, 81 621. Corn: No. 2,
new, 56ka57c. Oats easier: No. 2, 4lHa42c.
Rye buoyant and higher: No. !, 81. Barley
| steady; No. sprlng, 53c; NO. spring, 4oa5Oc.
NEW ORLEANS, May 23.-Hay demand fair
at lower rates. superior SIP 50, prime Sl4, and
| choice $16 so. Pork unsettled: held at SIS IS,
Sugar in fair demand and higher! Superior to
low common, 6a7&c; common to good common,
SaS<c; far to fully fair, Sha9c; prime tU
choice, 9Aa9Zc: centrifugal, 9kc; yellow car :
fled, 1Ukc. Molasses steady and good demand ;
Common, S5c; fair, SSa4oc; prime, 42aSOc:
Gold, 107HalO7A. Sight exchange, u premium
| slerling, s. 25.
LOUISVILLE, May 23-Flour duh at s6 50a7
family, 81 50aS: A No. l, IS 75a9 25; fancy, SO
al0 IS. Corn quiet: white, 55c; mixed 54c.
Rye dull and lower at 90a95c Oats dull, weak
and lower: white, 4Sc; mixed acc. Hay quiet
and unchanged. Pork nomnally unchanged,
Bulk meats dull and lower at 5kaV4aa7Ac.
Bacon dull and tending downward at 1SaSxa
SIC. Sugar-cured hams quiet at llal2c Lard
in fair demand ct lower rates: choice leHt
tierce l0Zc. Whisky quiet ut 81 VI. Bagging
nominaliy unchanged.
BALTIMORE, NAV 23.-Flour is quiet firm and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn;
| Western irregular and higher, and closed dull;
June, Tic; July, 73hc; steamer, 651c. Oats
,teady and firm: Western white, SIC; dc
mixed, 59a52c. Rye nominally steady at 81 OF
III 10. Hay firm and unchanged. Provisions
lutiet and unchanged. Butter. hne stock; firm
demand for lair; other kinds dull and heavy
Western tubs, choice, 1Sa20c. Petroleum dull
snd weak: crude and refined, l4hc. Coffee
strong, quiet anu unchanged. Whisky Is quie
and firm at 81 l31s.
PHILADELPHIA, May 90 Flour dull: Mime
sofa family, seas 75; Pennsylvania do. 50 75a
IL 2s; high grades, SlU 50a,2. Wheat higher;
4 Pennsy red. 81 10; amber, W 70; white
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The officers of the above organization
met at the Gibson House last night, Ma
jor J. A. Remly in the chair. The fol-
lowing is the report OF the Committee on
the Celebration of July 4, 1877:
"First-As the Centennials OF 1876
were organized for the special purpose
OF celebrating the hundredth annlver-
sary OF the Declaration of Independ-
ence, and were Immediately mustered
out and discharged after that date, there
Is no authority for again calling them
into Eservice, and as members of that
organization we respectfully decline to
assume SUCH authority or the RESPONSE
bility of the proposed celebration, but
recommend reorganization Of Cont
nentals on permanent basis to cele-
drate each recurring 4th OF July, and 22d
day OF February, and Decoration Day
and for active service when required
consisting, ii possible, Of at least on c
company from each ward OF the city an d
township of Hamilton County.
"Second-Sau reorganiZ ition to
select its own officers as may be deemed
best.
"Ihird-To effect such reorganiZ alton
to participate IN The celebration OF the
I'LL Va " uIy Ihho hl00IlHS, va
me Chairman thereof, appoint q COM
mittee of one from each ward of the city
and township Of The county to superin-
tend the organization of at least one
company in eacn ward and townsh p,
with authority to call public meeting :
ior that purpose.
"FourLh-We further. recommend that
This meeting, through its Chairman anu
secretary or committee, respectfully
request his Honor the Mayor TO call d
public meeting of citizens to make al
rangements fof a general celebration in
Lhis city.
"All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
"a. E. JONES, Chairman, 9. JOSEPH,
IS. Il. CAMPBELI, l.. h. LYON,
"H. G. KENNErr, Commiitee.n 2
J The report Was adopted.
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Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.


There was rather an increased volume OF
trade this week. The market was steady and
business was orally satisfactory, with no
material change in prices.
PRINTs-We quote SIC for inferior, 6a6kc for
Standards, and exc for extra Standards, per
yard.
BROWN SHEETINGs-We quote 6Hc for East
for seconds.
BLEACHED MUsLINs-New York Mills 13c,
Lonsdale cambric l5c, King Philips cambria
l5c, JaDez Knight do 9hc, Wamsutta l3c.
Lonsdale exc, Fruit OF the Loom 9kc, Hope
ekc, Farwell l0c.
toTToNADEs-Long Branch 27Hc, Winona
22Hc, Whittenton A lie, Whittenton A A
l2haI3kc, per yard.
BIICKINGs-Con G q A I2Ic, CT13hc
Gold Medal 1870, Extra Medal Tic, Queen OF
the West lac. l6c, 1885, 2c, 22hc, Csc, 2ac and SOC
JEANs-Newport lsc. Winona lsc, Pewee
Valley Csc, Minneoa 35c, Guiding star 27hc
American 45c. Laurel Hill 45c, Queen City SOC
and Long Branch 6Oc.
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Renl Estnte Trnnsrars.
The iollowing real estate transfers were d

The following real estate transfers were filed
| up to noon to-day:
Michael V. Daley and wife to Bernard G.
| Stol, lot SIX by l6S feet, east side OF Main
street, % feet south OF Second street Also, lot
| IL by 2b feet, south side of Second street, 1S6
feet east Of Main street--s290J0.
| sarah Morlldge 70 sarah Mnsser, byears'
lease Of lot so by T72 feet on Madison Pike,
i subdivision Of Williams estate on Walnut
| HIlls-Annual rent 80 D.
Sarah Purifier and husband to Amelia Rob-
tson, lot " by lOO feet, on north side OF Rich
mond street, 70 Leet east OF John street-S5 l4O.
| X. NJ. Corwlne and wife to o. NJ. Spencer,
Lots ID. IA, l6 and 16, subdivision of Locust
Grove, in Avondale, date of deed june ~, 1854
Isl ,3U0.
Harriet S. Guysi and husband to c. H. Smith,
lot ~ by $50 feet. ON souJn side OF Forest ave
nue., 80 feet east of Grove street, in Avondale-
$500.
4. A. Logan and wife TO II. L. Randall, lot
25 by 125 feet, west side oil st. James avenue, Is
| feet south OF Nassau street-$1 and other con-
| siueratlons.
| Mary f. Jones, Trustee. to Frederick schae-
fer, warranty deed S5I0, Lot 554, Plat +, in
partition, George Luckey's estate, IN Fair
| mount.
Charles s. Davies to Ella McClymon, war;
| ranty deed, 5000, Lots AZ and 63, Carpenter &
| subdivision, at Oakley.
| VIM. Y. Wohrman to Francis r. Sch nicke,
warranty deed, $4,000, Lot l6 and south ~ leet
Of Lot II, K. B. Reeder's subdivision, fronting
! 40 feet on cast side OF Fox street.
| john McVay to Jacob Rapp, quitclaim deed,
$5O, Lot 100, Hartshorne's subdivision, Spencer
| township.
Lewis q. Hopkins to j. Henry Buenrman,
warranty deed, $500, Lot 9S, L. Z. Hopkins
| subdivision Of Elmwood.
James A. Chalfant to Martha Beckett, war
ranty deed, $500, 81 acres in Section 81,
Township l, fractional Range 2, on Miami
| River.
John Foley to Lydia L. Tioe, warranty deed,
81 900, Lots 80 and 81, VIM. Whites subdivision
OF Lots Is and Ii, Glenn Grove
John G. Hanover 10 Henry Korte, lease Of
coal yard, Office and stables, on south side
Findlay street near Central avenue, 6h years,
| at $l20 per annum.
Joseph Longwol tn to John H. Free. warran-
ty deed, 800, Lot 6, being 22k feet front on
south side Seventh street, by s. feet, ly ing 40!
feet west Of Harriet street.
John II. Luhn's executors to same, execu.
tors deed, $4,000, same property.
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The following is the 80 T. Nj. report OF New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster.
rett u Co., 2S West Third street.
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HAMILTON DISTRICT.

r. L. Cilley and others against The
City. This case came up by appeal, and
relates to a stream known as Congress
Run, which has been damned on the
lands of the Infirmary. The plaintiffs
complain that this dam cuts off the flow
of water in Congress Run, to which their
lands from time immemorial have been
entitled. and that the waters of the 9TH
er streams and OF Congress Run are pol
luted by the sewerage which empties
into this stream from the Intirmary.
The city claimed the right to use the
streams as it is using them by prescrip-
tion since 1862.
The Court is of the opinion that, with
respect to the pollution of the water,
The plaintiffs are entitled to the relief
claimed, but as the difficulty of provid-
ing some other means OF disposing OF
the sewage may require time, the order
enjoining the defendant from further
polluting the stream will be suspended
for five months, which will bring the
time up to the October session OF the
Court, with liberty to the defendant, II
1t become necessary and on a proper
showing, to apply for further time. AS
to tue claim OF the plaintiffs with re-
spect to the dam the petition will be dis
missed.
In the case OF Amanda Sedan against
G. Il. Sedan and Others the defense are
still proceeding with testimony to prove
the tesLator's soundness Of mind.
SUPERIOR.
In the case of the Andes Insurance
Company against G. W. Mccoy and 9TH
ers judgment was given for the de-
fendants. This was a suit to hold stock
holders liable as partners.
PROBATE.
The will of Francis Herrigan was ad.
mitted to probate this morning Execu-
tor, Rev. Guide Matassi; realty, $4,000.
Also the will OF Ann Killfoil. Executor,
stephen Killfoil; personality, 500.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Chas. Pearoe, Maggie
Heron and John Cook, dismissed.
Larceny-Adam Meyer, remanded for
sentence to May 26.
Petit Larceny-kate German and Car
oline Overdick, four cases each, contin.
ued to May Is; John Flynn, $25; John
Cook, $50 and 80 days; john j. Fallen,
$25.
Disorderly Conduct-Jos. Won Hagen,
VIM. Sliffes, $40; Edward Rice, jacob
Refs, So; VIM. Houston, dismissed.
Assault and Battery-MartIn Gren.
lich, dismissed; Patrick Sherry, IS:
Michael Forge, $40; Thomas Burns, dis
missed.
Miscellaneous-Fred. H. Macke, re.
fusing to obey an order OF the Board oil
Police Commissioners, dismissed
Henry Miller, harboring vicious dog,
dismissed; John Scharman, abusing
family, $40; Fred. Unewehr, house break.
ing, continued to May 25, bail $500;
| Chris. Hoefenhoff and G. M. Lane, OBJ.
structing street, costs; Philip Schauer
malicious obstruction, dismissed
Mary Richardson, carrying concealed
weapons. dismissed; John Maley, moor.
rigibility, dismissed; Louis Hankey,
peddling without license, costs, Johu
Mclaughlin, malicious destruction, con
tinued to Gath, bail $500; John Murdock
abusing family, continued to Ath, bal
500; John Wagner, embezzling, con
tlnued 10 25th.
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sary provisions for such emergencies.
drive the flames over half the viliage.i
LEXINGTON. KY.
AT the recent races here j. A. Grin
stead won 81 $50. ~ E.
Hon. ]. G. S. Blackburn is announced
as candidate for Speaker.
George Mcintyre had a fine mare
killed on Sunday by lightning.
Gus. lambert will receive reports
from the Louisville races all this week
The Phoenix had from May 12 to May
16 two thousand one hundred aud sixty.
one arrivals.
MIR. P. Dolan has again been elected
President OF the Stockholders of the
WORLDS Fair.
The Centennial Park will be opened
Friday night, for the season, with a
moonlight picnic.
Mr.. Edward Erd was married OIL
Tuesday to Miss Zimmerman. They theI
started on a bridal trip.
Rev. VIM. Christie left for IChicagc
yesterday, and on the 18th Of June he
will leave for Scotland.
DA' olen, VI oessaulne COunLy, now
comes out and says he won't be candi-
date for the Legislature, after a three
months deliberation.
Major johnson, of Woodford County,
was found dead In his bed on Monday
morning by his wife. 1t is thought his
death was caused by heart disease.
Our city lacks a heap of being in 6
healthy condition. Our streets are dirty
our alleys filthy, while our sewers give
forth the most sickening odors. This il
all from the inability of our officers. We
have no officers in our city worth any
thing except our police officers.
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County Clerks Office.

The following new suits were died up to
noon to-day:
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
52,750 Rosa Klein VS.. John r, Uppermann,
Jr.-Injunction.
52,75L John B. Homer vs.. Peter Berger ct al.
Sale Of real estate.
52,752. Henry Kahn & Sons Vs. Murphy &
Co.-Appeal.
52,758 j. M. Blair vs.. Thomas +. Shay
Lien, $55 "a.
52,754 John McDonough VS.. Fritz Buch-
mann-Appeal.
b2,758 Henry W. Stephenson ys. William II.
Stephenson-Money ami attachment.
52,75T Enoch Jones vs.. James Terwilliger-
Lien, $66 As.
SUPERIOR COURT.
33,1S9. Ferdinand Hoffmeister vs. Otto Taxis
Money.
98,l9O. Casper Gelst VS.. Bernard Mackentepe
Money,
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CONDON-On the 22d inst, at the residence
of his sister, VIM. Condor, stone mason, a ma
tive of Youghal, County Cork, ireland.
Will be buried oath inst, at p NJ, from 1Te
Water street. Friends Of the family are in
vited to attend. 28-2t
BYRNE-Essie J. Byrne, aged II years and
4 months, at her parents residence, on Mt
Adams, May p, 1877. (st. Louis papers please
c0nyl 23-2t
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, May 29--l:9O P

CINUINNATI, Wdy z5--I '50 4 M
Gold is quoted 1861 buying and lo1 selling.
Gold checks on New York are drawn at l07h.
Eastern exchange is firm, but the demand is
moderate, with light offerings. Rates are un-
changed. W quoIe it par buy ing and 10 pre-
MUM selling.
Sterling exchange is steady and quiet at
previous rates. We quote it 81 901z sight, and
81 So at sixty days, per e in gold.
Governments are steady, with no material
oh
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-23

In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
ADVERTlSERSIN THE STAR, MR.. E DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. u ASTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will be
abranch Office OF the STAR, Mr.. Snifen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor in our
name ' 81
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-23

The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock for the past "a hours:
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle tle.....,,... 8O8 $50
Hogs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1902 1928
Sheep ep.....,, 1868 1904
HOGS-The market is firm to-day and more
active. Common are quoted $4 25a4 10, medium
81 75a4 IS, and good to choice 81 95a5 20 per
Genital gross.
mon are quoted SO 50a3 10, medium S8 25a3 rs,
and good to choice "a 0Oa5 25 per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-There is quiet market but firm.
We quote SO O0a3 80 for common, SO 7oa4 70 for
medium, and $4 50a5 50 for good to choice per
GENITAL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
Die ~1tnton Oer atnerifanffd1 tsraer
lttifd)en 0ettett0ett.

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@onpent Der nllntou Der amerifanii9=i8raeliti.
ld)en Senetnoen" trGt beute Morqen in st.
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bent Bbtlipp 2euiu PHILADELPHIA, SefretGr
Gtpmann 2eoD ans Cincinnati, 6iilfsicfretGr
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rtfte folgenoer Seamter un6 &omite'r murz
ben BON Mortb Goth aus Cincinnati einqez
relft: NeS Yrditbenten, SefretGrS uEoS6Qt=
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@ontite'8, Oes itatiitii6en Gonite's IL, a.
Die oerldiebeuen 8eri6te muroen an elm Go
mite perpieieu.
Der Serid)t Der Oelegatcnz zSebSrbs erqiebt,
oaB ii6 pter5ebu 6fentli6e9(nltalten, barunter
etlld)e nift ieftireriid]e, Inter &ontrole Der
SSraeltteu beftnben; ferner fiinfSebn3 3eitI6rifz
ten uno Sournale, peld)e Dem SSutereiIe Der
SSraeltten gelpibmet iinb un0 bon SSraeliten
berauS9egeben unb reoigirt perOeu. 9tuBer=
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idaften, Oereu 3wed 6ie 66roerung Der Sad)e
Der SsraPllten, 9s9eneitige llntertiibuug unb
gSobltb6tigfeit lit.
@brlu. Dr.. Morris BON PHILADELPHIA biclt
O0rauf cine 9(TeOe an Die 8erIammluno. 6r.
Stmon gSOli bon gSaibtugton bot cine Reioz
luton all, mel6e @euugtbuung iiber bcu@orz
ld)lag Der Oelegaten< SebGroe auSoriidte, Die
oer'3Ieoenen @emetnoen ser yllnion," etrpa
40 al Der 3abl, inter gewtiien Se6tu9un9en
3u pereiut9en.
Sierauf crfOlgte Sertaguu9 bis morqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
G4rGtbares 9rnbett ltm9Iii& TIT
YeaniDlOatttett+ = Stebet Yers
iotte1t eritiGt. - HaDe an 80 ats
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NDfh Qereffef.

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N99mltta9 etne @rplOIiOn in ben @ruben Der
DSrootReloerSoble oblenz@oupagntc" naheBbeatz
LAMB, Ya., al Der y@rtez Yitt8burQer Sabn," "
5milden Sbaron unb 9fepcaItle, 8a., ereiQ=
nete. GterScbn 2eidJeu iollen bereitS ans
&0geSlld]t gefOrOtrt morOen letn. Wtan ia9t,
oaB sur 3ett Der grplOitOn 5uii6en 80 uuO
so 0tGnner in Der Grube ar6eiteteu.
(Spater. )-0ie critcn gta6ridten iiber ben
lnfau III Den SOblen9ruben bel @beatlanO,
9ennI., iparen iibertrteben. SpIteren 0epe=
lfen 5uiOlge famen mn ie1s BuIonen unl'5
Hebeu, udnlli9 9fobert @iQianls, Miles 0az
utS, Sobn SOnes, 0aui0 Senftn8, 8t6orb
Sones uno Sobn Sarter; 81 meitere 9lrbeiter
mHrOen nit gcnauer 9fOtb Dor 0em GrIttden
gerettet. - Die &oblen meroeu ourd cine Qoz
tomotiue aus ben betrefienoen @ruben berau8z
6efOrOert. Der Serrpalter Der @ruben orOnete
beute 0torgen an, OaB 2lntbra5it t=1oblen allz
ltatt ueldJer Soblen alS Srennmaterial fir
Die G0tomotioe benutt tperben iollten. Die
2ebtere flbr ge9en II llbr Oiorgen8 in ben
StoueH Elm, Huo balo 0arauf nuroen Die Ser.
onen, tpeld)e Die 2ettung Der 2ofomptine be-
Ior9ten, our6 oa8 BON ben barten &Oblen ent=
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bung beS Stollens 5u errei9en, no er baS Sc
ld]ebene mittbeilte. Sine gluSabl Grubenarz
better elite iofort in ben Sfolltn, I'M ibren
&umcraoen 6iilfe 81 bringeu. @iner na9
oeln anbern bran9 uorwart8, ieOOd pur0en
ilc betnabe augenblidlt9 BON ben eritidenoen
0itniten itberpdltigt llnO ianten bepuBtloS
nieoer. Die 9luBenitebenben organiiirten
9Hlfsmanni6aften BON ie bis 5 Wann,
mel9e ent6lOiien oOrnGrt8 gin9eu, bis iie
auf lbre gefaIenen Sameraben itieBen uuo bic
lelben Johann aui ibren glrmen in 6aS SSreie
tru9en. Iuf bieie g8eiie luuroeu sc 0tann
berauSgebraft, ieOO9 maren ie6S Oerielben
bereitS toot OOer itarbeu furj na9ber. 8beat.
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burg =Grte= =Sabu," 5luei Meilen bon Sbaron.
SObn goungt etn weiterss Spier Oe8 In,
tallS, itarb beute abenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13

, 8eile in Der Sanb in bic Stube fam, bot linn
S6miot elm @las Sier an; &ramer eripiSerte
sd triute nit 9ir fein Sier mebr!" mn
ftelte bas @las auf ben Slid.
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itber BON Sramer unb fab 0ieieu frecj an,
morauf Sramer pl0eli9 aufipranq unS nit
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tlanenbe gSuuben bel. Sine Der gS1nben,
melde quer itber ben &opf lduit, ift 10 tief,
oaB o9S Sebirn aus berielben quoll; cine am
oere gSunoe ret6t bonn re9ten Guoe bis an
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l6mer perlett. Die brittle @unbe bradlte er
tbm quer iiber Die gtaie bel unb idllua linn
oas gtoienbein eutSmei, tpGbreno ii6 Die anoe=
rem gSunben an Der linfeu Seita Ser Stirne
6efnOen. SAT- jeoe oieier 8uHOen lit tObtz
lid.
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ge9enitber liegeuOe Birtbidlaft nno trGnt elm
Slas Ster, unb ais Die YOli;ei erifien, nm
tbn Su oerbaften, iagte Srauler gans fibl:
vGS pGre gar ntdt n0tbig geiueien, mid gu
perbafteu, 6enu i'd bGtte mid ben 8eb6roen
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qetbau babe,"
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Sprtn9ftelo, SQS., u. Sult, - Gopt.
Sob. 8obtn, friiber in Californian, ipGter in
ct. GoutS uuo neuerOinqS in Spriuafielh nm.
ldlit9, tutr0 ais elmer Der 6Qupt2euoen be2rid1z
net, ruelAe Der 8uuoesbtftrittss sgnmQ(t Som
aro IN Utah oOrfitbren mil, Inn griQban
Youn9'S SerbinOun9 nit Oer92ebermebeluuo
Der @mt9ranten in Mountain O(eQoofp bor2
3utbun. SObin's 9tame muroe bereits in bem
Setenntnthe yee'8 9enannt. So6tn er3db(t
elne lan9e 9ei6tfte, oeren 6auptpuntte folz
9enoe fno: gr (3.) peritan0, 6as Sertralleu
Young's bur4 Die 6erbeii6affunq BON meibz
ll9en Glnmanoerern 3u qeuinnen, uuS murhe
5unl Snlpettor Der @eblets=Otilts eruouut.
le9te ober ietueStelle uieoer, uls er pabrnabuI,
Dap ote&aoallerte gum y&a9eOienIte@ beuubt
lDuroe. SpGter unternabm cs 8obtn, cine
9eleuldlatt bon oret enti9leoenen Wormonenz
9e9nern our6 oaS 9ebiet llta6 natl @aliforz
nten 8u fiibren. llnterpegS iuurOen ite bon
Srlgbam Doung, jun., unter Der 8oroabe
angebalten, oaB iie mad Californian qebeu
mollten, nm bort ba8 Mormonentbum III Der.
un9ltmpfen. Ntan i9leppte iie BON etnem
Srte nadl Dem an0eru, un0 ihlieBlidh murbe
aut ite 9ei4ofen. Nan belt lie fir tobt unS
na9nl 1bnen Pteroe uno ale anoere ,6abe ab.
60 Stunoen ipGter paiiirte bic Ser. Staateuz
Yolttutibe, na4 Gan Sernarotno unterueas,
bob Die nod nt4t tOotenQeute auf unO brai,te
itc IN St4erbeit. 3ipei ginQen fur; barQuf
nit Gooe ab. Sobtn ielbit erGielt eineu SfuR
ms Auge, Der i'm ybeiuabe" blinO mad1te.
&obln Mil nod melt mebr miIIen un0 Ques
gu 9eetgneter 3eit mittbeilen. (9ltnot iebr,
ME etue lliiudbauIPuinhP
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SS1A0D GGhtte.

P9tl1oelp p FFa, II, Suli. - Die lteberz
reite oes mdbreno Str 8eltausiteQuua ermor-
oeten 0tor 9ugO 90bne lpuroen beute auf Dem
lutherii4en SrieSbOfe 81 4rOmore beigeiett.
IuBer benz &et9enbei6auer Yearce, 6rn.
StdoelmaRn uno gbrrp. gG. s. Gtef waren
nur le9S YeriOuen anmeieno. Der 9ei6en=
bei6aner bate beabf9tigt, bic &nfunft oes
SaterS oes grmorOeten Su ernarten, bielt e8
lGooA ntft fir ratbIam, bic 8ceroigung ldnz
ger 5u OeriAiebeu, iubem Die ueberreite it9 in
ioldem 3uitauOe befanbeH, bag iie unuD9=
lid bon ben SerpanSteu ioentifi;irt neroen
tonnteu. Die Otutter be8 @eritorbeneu
lutro ein Sreu5 uuf benz @ra6e erri6ten laiz
len. Die gefdlibten 8riefe iinO augetoulz
men uno befteben ans Sen1ieuigen in
pel4em 6rn. S0bue's 8ater I'M gelo an9e.
9angen wurbe, cinem anoeren - Gbuli6en
SnbaltS = an 6rn. GOuarO 8ege in Berlin,
elnem Sntel oeS Serltorbenen, uno einem
orttteu an einen anoern Snfel, Srn. Nttttel<
itaot in gtetu<9ort, in ruel9en 60bne' s&offer
perlangt murbe. GS uerlautet, 6aB bic lebte
6ette in ben Sepeiien, iuel9e 60bne's uno
gSablen's Spur bis mad glmzStatiou per=
folQen, erlQuot fuprneu 1T