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The daily gazette., 1877-03-20
PACKARD PREPARING FOR WAR.

RECRUITING HIS MILITIA AND AIMING
THE EGRoEs-BLooDsHED I,l,I-
NENT.
d New ORLEANS, March 19.-The Eren-
ing democrat says matters are assuming
feverish cast around St. Louis hotel,
and things look more than ever like
conflict. BY $50 o'clock Monday morn.
ing there were gathered about ST. Louis
and Royal streets entrances about thou
sand negroes, who served to make the
place pandemonium. These negroes
are evidently from the country, and are
here to join Packard's militia, which he
is now engaged in recruiting. He now
admits That he will as soon as possible
take back the police stations, and says he
would not remain in the building two
hours ifhe had all of his arms back. 1t
can be put down as a settled fact that
within very few days at the farthest
Packard will break the peace. His hackers
in the hotel are hot for war, and nothing
but the probable outcome is talked about,
II is reported he is already in negotiation
Tor the purchase of arms, and all funds
comeatable are to be used in securing
them, They boast down there that they
do not want the troops to interfere, and
they assert ifmight makes right they have
might. Our citizens should be prepared
for the turning loose on the streets of a
gang Of Ignorant negroes led by bad men,
for that now is evidently the policy of
Packard. The situation is assuming
much more of a warlike attitude than ey-
er before since January o., and the respon
sibility Of the matter will rest on Packard
and the fruits he will gather will be
most bitter. f'tN
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

BASE BALL.-A meeting of the men,
bers Of the Quickstep base ball club will
be held this evening at the MontorH House
No. 10 E. Second street, for the purpose
of completing the organization of the
club. The committee that was appointed
at the last meeting for the purpose of Sc
lecting the players for the nine will re-
port tonight and it is thought that the
nine will be completed.
Work was to have begun on the
Adams street grounds yesterday, but ow-
ing to the snow it had to be postponed
until the weather will permit the work
TO 60 on. The nine is to be made up of
home players and they will receive no
other remuneration for their services than
the gate money, which remains over after
all expenses have been paid.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20
Stray Waits.

Sleighs were out this morning.
The jefferson club met last evening.
Temperance meeting at Gilbert Chapel
last evening.
No amusements booked at the Grand
Opera House.
The Buell. family will sing at Mt.
Salem church this evening.
Henze's masquerade ball takes place
ON Thursday night April 9th. Tickets
so cents.
WAR-The marshaled hosts are advanc-
ing and war Is declared between the strong
holds of the consolidated powers of coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis and consumption
against Kings Good Samaritan Cough Sy-
rup. The favor is on the side of the Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20
PEClAL NOTICES.
|EUlEGlS Bitter Wine Of JrOn

yer been known 10 fail in the crro -,
attended with symptoms: indiS-
10 efertlon, loss OF memory diff,
Dreathlng, general weakness. hor
,iIseaSe, weak, nervous trembline
horror or death, night sweats, cnid
akness, dimness of vision. Iano,,on noiu
ai lassitude of the muscnIar s'1' uUI
ms Ioas ho, appetite with dyspeptic
Si nF ibo nos IN ,nahds, flushing OF the body.
oi Ine SKIN, pailid countenance ard
The oh hani, .iie iace, purifying the blood
III oacK, heayiness of the eyelids
\, D,ack Unua spots flying before the ewes
p13iiary p3iy SuHusion and loss of sieht
fsoe f%t.ention, etc. These Symptom Z
"a it"ii ~ u weakness, and to remedy
" u. \. kUNKEL's Bitter Wine cs
lever fails. Thousands Are now WI
Rnealth who have used It. TaEe
a oI counterfeits and base ir,,o
6s hunkePs Bitter Wine Of irnn T.,
emso nmowh all over the country drna
i'Se,Ves I, oae make an imitation and tr,,
4 Rusi 9.oh on their customers wben tbayy sy
Ea1iI H1iunSels XII Bitter Wine of Iron 'ey
Bitter Wine of Iron is NM ~
.elv nu3 V.ties, ana has q yellow wran-
put on the outside with The NJ
photograph on the wrapner of of aac,, p,T,
.sidn smidtways look for the phofoeronh ~ Iaon ~,
,ue, ron,d ana you will alWays ba sira n 4li ~
4 sd1nulne. drue. 81 per bottle. or siy Sor ~ ~
druggists and dealers everxwhaSso % erX a1n 90
4 WORMS REMOVED ALIVE. W.
|roy rogPpkiEt's pin sW Worm Syrup never fails
~ rlI, Seat and Ston6 - ~ ioiiS
emoyas, move, ne Re only successful phvsician s,
|ead |I,us on5 rape worms in Q hours aIiaa
ensa' a' toa anu u, no fee until removed Gono ne
|oibcre ON reaches aches. If Tape worm be ~ reTnn ,t-
End e't foS worms I can be readily destrov
BIRTH Ni,t,hIr t,hIrcular TO DIR. K1nkel. No
on yonr ,h dr,S street, Philadelphia. Pa,
hkeiI'so iIo%r druggist and ask for a bottic, n,
balls "orm Syrup. Price S1.0O. It
mar6-1m.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

THE U. S. MAIL CONTROVERSY The
difficulty between tile P. w. d B. r. R.,
and the post Office department, at Wash
ington, still remains the same although
very extensive correspondence is going on
between President HInkley and Superin-
tendent Vail of the postal department.
The mails for the Baltimore Central R.R
are now hauled in wagons from Philadel-
phia to Lamokin, owing to the refusal of
the P. w. & B. to carry them between
the two places without compensation.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20
HAYES SINCERITY.
THE RECONCILIATION POLICY TO BIZ Ap-
HERED To UNTIL PROVED FAILURE.

hhkED 10 UNTIL PROVED A FAILURE.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-Judge M.
W. Gibbs, cOlored, of Arkansas, an
eiector-at-large on the Republican
ticket, had an interview ith the pres1-
dent this afternoon. In the course of
their conversation the former remark
ed that the nomination of Mr.. Key as
Postmaster General had excited some
alarm among the colored people of the
country. but 1t was fully offset by the
nomination of Mr.. Douglass and he as
sured the President that the colored
people intend to support him in his
measures of reconciliation between
the sections and the races. Judge
Gibbs says the President remarked in
reply, that he was sincere in his policy
and would adhere to it unless it
should prove to be impracticable. For
eight years the policy of force and the
musket had been tried ia the South,
but had failed, and public sentiment
now demanded a change.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

The Triumph Truss Is marvel of
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infallibly and speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 3S4 Bowery, New York where the
a',teed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either Office. tt.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20
MOVING TO EJECT PACKARD.

NEW ORLEANS, March 19.-Attorney
General Ogden has filed in the fifth Dis
trict Court petition for a writ of eject
ment against 8. b. Packard, claiming to
be superintendent of education, and 9TH
ers residing in the st. Louis hotel build
ing. known as the state house. The pc
tition sets forth that these persons are
unlawfully in possession OF said building,
and in the name of the state asks that the
present occupants be dispossessed there
from, and the rightfui claimants-the of
ficers of the Nichols government-be
given possession. The court has not yet
been called upon to take action in the
premises, but 1t is likely such action will
be invoked very soon
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

The heavy fall of snow
on Saturday is reported throughout the
State. At Georgetown about IL inches
OF snow fell and at Delmar it attained a
depth of 10 inches. Snow commenced to
fall in this city at about 12 o'clock yester-
day and reached a depth of from 2 to 8
inches. At 6 O'Clock this morning the
thermometer at Bringhurst e. Co.'S drug
store stood at Is degrees above zero, It
gradually rose to 40 at 10 m. '
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

SPECIAL MEETING.-The Jefferson
Glao Will hold special meeting on next
FRIDAY evening for the purpose of com
pleting arrangements for removing to
their new rooms at the N, w. corner of
Seventh and Market street. A full at
tendance is desired. ''a' III !,
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

MOVING THE TRACK.-A large num-
per OF workmen are engaged on the Will
mington d Northern R. r., in cutting
down the bank through Hedgeville, for
the purpose Of laying 1t further on. Hereto
fore they have been on the ground Of
the +, w. & B. r. r. ~ 4LF
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY. Man. 20. 8 P. M.

MONDAY, Mar, 70. Q p. M.
Cattle market was moderately active
.eek and prices were steady. 1900
.old at the West Philadelphia Drove
at 4x@6hc., and 1000 head at the
Philadelphia Drove Yard at 5@6 Xc
.hnd, gross. :,
West Philadelphia Drove Yard at 5n
nd 1900 head at the North Philadel-
proye Yard at 6h@6hc. per pound.
as to condition.
were in fair demand. 5000 head
the West Philadelphia Drove Yard
BE-, and 800 head at the North Phila-
Drove Yard at s9S4c. per pound,
nality.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20
Local Matters.

'DEPARTEo.-The steamer ferry
boat Exchange. that has been under.
going repairs at the Harlan s. Holling gs-
worth, Co., left this morning, for
fniiadelphla, where she will resume
1er Trips between that city and Cam
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20
RAILROADS.
LADELPHIA, WILMINGTON /
LLTIM0RE RAIL ROAD.
NOVEMBER 9th, 1876.
Uill Loo va NViln1InUtnp a o 4


NOVEMBER 9th, 1876.
ns will leave Wilmington as follows
*delphia and Intermediate Stations,
10, 800, 9.52, 10.45 a. m. go, 4.30, Z. 20,
|m.
J. and New York, 2.O2a. m. 1914, 12.40,
In.
more ana Intermediate Stations,
|S9 q. m.
more and Washington, 1852, 1.55,
p. 1888, 1.26, 5.19 p. m.
ps for Delaware Divisian, leave for;
Castle, 800, 60. 9.35, a. m. 1.30, $50,
'ming and intermediates Stations, 4. 100,
IN. $50 p. IN.
par and intermediate Stations, 500,
m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Rdelphia and Intermediate Stations,
pm. 800. $50, p. IN. = ,
hdelphia and New York, 2.02 a. m.
Hmore and Washington, 1882, l .55 a. m. .
further information passengers are
q TO the time tables posted at the
H. +. KENNEY,
superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

NEW POST OFFIcE.-Through the eff
iorts OF postmaster Pyle, new post office
mas been established at Mt. Cuba, on the
wilmington & Western r. R., James T.
Mcclellan appointed as postmaster. The
office will be great convenience to those
living in that vicinity. IT ~
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

IHE MARROW GUAGE R. R.-The
books for subscriptions to the Marrow
Guage Railroad, between this city and
New Castle, were opened at the Office of
victor DUPONT, Esq, No. 619 Market St.
yesterday morning, and a number of shares
subscribed for. 1t is not known whether
any shares were subscribed for at New
Castle, where books were also opened.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

JUSTICES CAsEs.-Last evening before
Esquire Brady, Gotleib Knittle was re-
quired to pay 81 and costs, for assulting
Jacob Hauser, and was required to give
500 bail to keep the peace for tres
passing on his property. '.', tHt
+. Gunther, for the same offence on
The same man was required to pay the
same penalty.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

BrOdie's Miraculous Cure for COrns
An English remedy of great popularity for
removing corns without pain.
e. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20
...,c,nt and Con.n.ere'a'.

,,,xcroy. Del, March 20, 1877.
v, WiaS,fSquo isiScf quotations FURNISHED mis- d By BY 4.
|binsVWH Wilmington, il Del, at / r. M. to-
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

A cough is natures leffort to rid the
system of waste matter. Assist nature
then, by using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price, 25 cents bottle.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20
Nichols Police Arrest Packard's Re.
cruits.

NEW ORLEANS, March 19.-The Mich
oils police have arrested Packards re-
cruiting officers. Several have been
locked up charged with attempting to
create riot and enlisting men to over
throw the government of Louisiana,
They will get hearing tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

Marshall Bailey, Red Lion,
Clinton Mccullough, Elkton, Nd, farr
in Kent county, Nd,
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

Sill, & Bailey, Red Lion, Del, March Q
John Johns, New Castle HID, Q
James Wilson, Mill Creek HID, Q
v. q. Finn, E. w. Wood, Adm's. g. 8
Polk & Cochran, Middletown, 2
j. A. Il. Smith, Brandywine HID, o
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20
THE ELM STATION MURDER.

Two strangers have called on Deputy
Coroner Pearce. and examined the body
of the man found murdered near Elm
Station, this county. They stated that a
son of one of their friends and former
schoolmates, former resident
of Biehlefetd came to this country about
seven months ago. His parents still reside
in the above mentioned town. He was Of
somewhat rowing disposition, but had
fine education. Owing to his imperfect
knowledge of the English language he
was not able to find permanent employ
ment. Nothing has been heard OF him
since the 1st of November. The discrip-
ton of the corpse as published in the
newspapers. answered in every particular
the appearance of their friend, but the re-
mains were SO far gone that they could
not identify the face with certainty. The
name of the missing man was Herman
Hall.
Shephen S. Remak, Esq, Attorney of
the Imperial German Consulate, DR..
Morwitz ofthe German Democrat and
other leading citizens of Philadelphia,
actively pushing the investigation. The
first named gentleman visited Ardmore
last week to get the facts for report to
the Prussian government. 1t is believed
by some ofthose who should best be able
to Judge that the deceased was an officer
of the Prussian army. If so he probably
held some rank. He no doubt. wore jew
elry and clothing to correspond to the
shirt.-West Chester Neaos.
Prom the Renowned and Gallant Col.
Gibbs of Tennessee.
LAwRENCEBURG, Tenn. Noe. 9, '16
DIR. PIERCE:
Dear Sir-For many years was af-
fiicted with Catarrh, but in 1872 was at
tackled with severe pain through the
forehead and eyes. When ] coughed or
made a sudden movement, the pain was
like the stab of a knife, The physicians
and remedies employed gave me no re-
lief. At last Iprooured a package of DR..
Saqe's Catarrh Remedy and used it ac-
cordipg to directions. 1t gave immediate
relief. 1 continued it for a few months
and was entirely cured, and have not
since had a symptom of the disease
Others have used it upon my recommen-
dation with the same result. Iregard 1T
as an infallible remedy.
Yours thankfully, T. h. G1BBS.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20
WANTED.

nLACK CASHMERES.-Dire from
ID the ip' :,orter, a full line OF Black Cash
meres at 75, S7K, S1.00, $1.12X, $1.25, $1.37H,
-1.5o. These desirable fabrics are at lower
Srices than we have offered for years, and
we recon nend them for color and durabil
itv w. b. SHARP,
uourth and Market Sts.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

LIST OF PUBLIC CSALEs.-The following
public sales are advertised:
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20
1873 HEAD of STOCK.
Polk 81 COchranes
FIFTH ANNUAL ShLE.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, at the
w Middletown Hotel, Alexander Max
welPs,) on
THURSDAY, MARCH 22d, 1877.
the following stock and other property.
partially described as follows:
The daily gazette., 1877-03-20

coNsrABLEs, BRIDGE TENDERS, AND JAIL
COMMISSIONING OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
, 1877-01-04
Guroyai(dw Nadribten.
2Iiiue0em. Das 6rf. Sournat Mrid).

2IiiueDem. Das 6rf. Souruat Mrid.
et. 50 lblcn bereits, oaB bic lansn
eanter Dem Namm BOLTS Ssrsiu in
Saicru" sesrunostt MlttelsYartei ruie
Der sur 9tube seaangen iel. Sept gent
ans aber oie MftttbeiIuu9 3u. oab oi.
YartJi BON sc uiabr an eine Woheu.
Sd,i1t berausgrbeu nil; mir modlten
aber troeoem besueiieln. oaB biz Yars
tel bleourd an 2ebeuss 5abisfsit &C.
wiunt. Die oeHtld.conftru4tlpe Yar'
tel madt in Saiern ltlcdte @cihafte ;
grobe Soffnmusen isete tie aui bic
NDelnpTal5. aber Die Grwartungen
puroen isbr 9etduldt. Sn liner olelsr
Gage in YialS ab9ehaltsneu Serz
Iammlun9 luurot bitter IOer oisIen um.
Itauo 9efllgt
Wit Dem 3uIanmcnw rten scr bel.
Den bieli9en t~terifalu Barteicn. anlaB.
LID Der bcoorltepenosn 9tstd sta9swab'
len, 1T es icet gu Gnoe. Der poll.
llanol9e Srud iuliden uSaliueisnn u.
o%grtrcmen" erfo!9te am % Nop. Ill
elner Jfelhsta8swa loorbelprsban9 flcs
rlfaler Srtraucusmanuer. Die u@e.
m0bl9ten" pollten. 0aB Der epent. III,
tramontane GtidlstagSabseorrnsts fir
Mand9en 1. BEN 3entrum beisutretell
babe uno man mteOer oils ,bairil1>
patriot lde" Parte, in oeu Wablfampl
Sls9e, mabrcno Ole ngrtcmen", uorau
D. Slal. iir oIe &onltltulruns elmer
rtalbotllttn GoItspmtst" %sintraten.
Oa IL icoOb III Der Wtinoerbeit mar II,
10 wnrocn tie bon On y&alineicn"
rnIeoers BRUTE, worauf Oisie ibre SOr.
ldla9e gum SeiAluS erbobsn. Aui
@raHo oteleS S~ersanscs ber.cf Or.
Sl9l leinen faith. Yoltsuerein suIam,
men, meldlcr Naditebenoes bcl1loB {:
pGS leD nld)t gu seltatteu, oaB Die Dss
le9lrtcn oes faith. SolfsusretnS weitcr
I'M Ma4Itomltc fur WtiiuAen /. uerbiiss
ben uno ea lcytn oielelbcn SurIdjube,
ruIen uno welt,r; Get iatl. ToItsperein
touns lld unter Den 9escmwartl9em Ser.
bsttnsncn, Der sesenwdrtisen ,6ubs
runy" uno Tlrma al Den beuor ltebsnosn
Nelh sta9Spn9len in Mind)cu nitt
betpelll9en." Die orei Dem Wablfomltc
anaepOr'9cn Wllt9lleoer oes tatb. Bolts.
persinS (Oarunter Der 3wcite Yorlans,
Or. Sl9l, uno DER 3ueIte S1rlitiu9r
sr oes &omItes) liuo bereils aus benz
Wa9lfomlte auSsetretsn. Die SEA,
%linclen" pouca II aui eissus 0anO
poraehen II. eiu ielbRdnoiasa -antilhsr.
, 1877-01-04
Srnnfreib.

Boris 3. San. Sic frans0lide
&iiite 1T bur6 einen fiirdterliden
@turm perbeert morben, uno mebrcre
S0rfer wuroen bur6 Die SodTufb nit
3erit6runs be6robt. Mcbrere Menlden
fomcn inns 2ebeu. Sic SeIeoropheneo.
beln suiId)en gn9Ianb unb 6ronfreih
1inb aerriljen.
, 1877-01-04

Sc iiub ober nidt alein Die bcutiden
Serrer (@entlcmen.) melde iid) fir beru.
fen fibler. oa8 Idmahe @eihled)t at in
iultiren, %ionberu oud Ser oeutide Sam
ue,fsmann. neil cine ftarfe Nciauna eri.
ftirt. eia %anaemeincs, mdnulidesS timm
r.d)t bier ein;ufiibren, unb ouber fonml
es, ou6 Der SarowerfSmann oen !Serren=
ltuno in Der Wii6banoluna hes Weibea
niht MIR %nad]obmt, %ionoern ioqar nod
iiberbietet.
g3el elmer @obt weroen 2 Nrbcitslcutc
aleid cinem&aufmann aerednct, I'm uicr
Irbeitslcute poer s,uei &auflrute sleid
einem Gentleman - cod iiro De Gle
alei69 in ,bren Nnipriidcn uno 9teiaHn=
len: Die Sra Ell anf a0en Dfichtlid)ei
ldeen ;n iniultirep urlo ouuou habe lt)
ourd ne@nihuuun9, bialdnslidele
wciic GET lbt @
@s idcint nidt bpB ientals Dem Ilut
iden Der @ebanfe II ben &opf aefommeir
1T, bub Hroueu ELL etites Geht ;ur ST..
fen; baben, oa lie bier III, ou3u beitlmmt
lino. oef, u dnuern III oienen uno oeu-
iclten bic 3eit AT uertretben uno II lueile4
Nid)ts; ia, jeoer Wiann bat oas 9tcdt,
BON iraepo eiuer 6ran loltc 0icnite ODER
1nterbultunscn gu p%erlanacll, Die ct fir
gut fiebct, porousaelebt, OaB er babe
ntdt in Die Hedlte zines al lercn W9nnes
iibcrareift, cine Ndtun9 scaen Die Srauep
eriltirt rthtO
@s iii fem Wunoer. fuern atneri onle
l6e Srauen III onb ren Ibeilen pon @ue
ropa Die beoor iuareu @eaenltdnoe fiji
Be1d)inpIunaen lino, mcnn Die Ioaien e
weldle 70 piel .3cit III @elo III EaIis
u%erld)penoet. babcn, es ntdlt 81 eta D
briaaen fonl1te /. treeao pclhe Nnerten
ntna unIerer natjonalen @baraftcr ,iiae ,n
cr,pctben ODER aud) nun iraeao Elm nGm
brud BON unierer ~nationalen Wirle ootl
s n'udh it gu MAIDEN.
Der oeutide 0atcr belpadt Die @bre
leiner Iod)ttr ais einen wid)tiQen Gbell
"icilcr Gciieunaen. uno er p%ettauit ! eipe
dmlih: Die gbre uno bic Sodtel J
ouf EN- S%ei,atbsmarft all zen C0d)ltole
tcnoen. y
STR &duier intaIirt le oils bieOerrt
ocS 3rusoelinoes.cr iiberglbt il DC
dluliel- uno ihlist fl, wcnu imme'
e oeuft, bab ie cine sradt Yriisel bel
oient bat. q
Srouen lit es nidt %e,laubt, 2oht'eoa
III sen Sduieru rer Nno dit III fiugsn.
DNfe oeieaneten Gbrilten. in 1ieiem
driftiden 2ano, nit iciurr Gesierum
ipanneu Die Srauen nit Den Suuoen mt
:. oul iel 'ein ano MAIDEN ii'2aiten . rdl
Bic Stroben Der Staot uno oe 4Atae
auf ben GorfelSern 5iebcn. uno oa<
lei pcroeu w;r nod aufgeforoert .h,e@eilt
III ucrebren, fir aucs oas Neuiae
'pur Sas n b,iftcnthnm" fir uns oetbnn
hut uno oaau oletc! lie 'brer "a '5eastu'
flu6 ouf. al Den Trlucn oe5 beull9en2o;
ace jcne cSriesc su ucrwirtlldcn. wtlde
D 2OOO s bren fir Die Gorintbiden
Sflapcr q madt uurben."
Ncroiente nieie uerldulnoerlldc Samn,e
Sans nihi bel 2cbsciten naus9' bauen"
III meroen? uuo Oas laBt lib add p2app
lemen!
, 1877-01-04
0trQtnta @tadt6<Wd5etTt
taslsp berausseseben scn
3obn 9. pfin.
30. 8! 3m0lfte Stra6e.
d III to, Sa.

Nreiic her Mu3etgen:
Gtn saudre, eth Ma1 eoa5
Gin Sauare, aret Mal -.
Gin Sanare. bret Wal 5no
Gin Sauare, cine Wehe $40
Gin Sauare, einen Mpndt 70o
Gin Sanare. bret @lcnate 1910
@rSs,re anssieen werssu tpissr tsrsbnst.
Ndt rber psniser Bel rbilben einen Square.
Nne Mnsetsen fnb I'M gsraus su satlen.
Die 3eitunl Nib IN Gi1mont a.b Tint
ssaenb BON bet 1r6sern fir IS ssnts per
Brfe ausestraaen.
, 1877-01-04
neneltf telfgr. ptpstbea.
Scr &riea i1n Orient.

2onoon. 2. San. Man boft mod
INNER auf cine frieol DE 9Diung. @rie-
denlonb erfldrt, oab es feline bHliht
golitif %berjeni9en gnelcnos inter.
prbnet.
Gs miro beri1tet, Die Yforts iperof
barauf einocben, bab bic @oupermmt
Der ouTlidnbil9en 8ropinScn Gbriiter
fem iolen.
Sn Iolae Der 8erldnaeruns bes $50
fsnitiG itanoes ion Die rumdnilhe Nrmet
ouf Ben Gricbeusfub selttllt perben.
, 1877-01-04
3eutidlano.

8erIir, 2. San. Gaiier @ilbelm
belt eeitern ST. Gbren b"s 70itsn Sab.
resta9s ieines gintritts in Die Mrmee
einen 9roBen @ala= Gmpfanss 5u wel<
diem ole @enerdte Der Mrmee einsela=
ben lparer.
, 1877-01-04
.JnlanouNe Uspe(heu.

Sttam a. 2 Sanuar. @dbreno Ser
gcitriaen Wabl in 8loucefer ereiQnctc
fid an eiueu Der Stimmtdit II Elm 9tuf
rubr. in wefd)em 1O-12 Meulda se
fdbrlid %perwunost puroen.
Cincinnati 8. San. ghriHian
Gatte .,meper lebte felt ldnaerer Bet i'm
3aoer init ieiner Sruu, uno oielelbe lei
tete einen gbelAfiounas=BroscB gcsen
ibn ein. Gr bemiibte lih, lie Ill be,pe
gen. BON Dem Yro,eile ob5ulieben. mo
itattete ibr gu eielem 3wede seitern ei-
men 8eiuh ab. Sic peiserte .Fih. nod
ferner nit inn Su !eben, uno er perlebt'
ibr borauf nit einem %fuBlanoen McHer
cine tiefe Giidpunbe in Die linte N6iel=
b6ble. Sir fisl gu 9oosn, uno &atten+
meyer brodte lid oarauI ielbit orei sti=
die bel. BON ,pelden Der lebte lein Sers
hurdbobrte. Gr itarb ouf Der Sttnc,
uno man beat MIR wcni9 Soifuuns auf
Die &ettuns Der Trou.
Sulaiee It q . t, utnh. 2. Sanuur
en- Der Mahe bon @lta fnuo an IS.
9csember Elm sdnceiturs itntt, mild +
6as &rithuus bel Der @ellinston-M lnc
setit0rte uno Die Yemobuer ne elben per-
fduttete. Sic Snioflen wuroen erit ge-
fern Mbeno pcrmibt, unb 5,uci Manner
ipuroen beute Mor9en bis ouf Den Sor
erid0pit aus benz Gdnee qeeroben. 4
pcitcre Yeriunen b, finoen iid in Dem
peridii!teten @cbduhc. unO mon beijrd
tet boB oielelben bereits eelprben lino.
Gin merifant DIES @ci.
Der urtbetl iber &tclluu
beS Wetbes in Oeutfdlan0
@ine onmme ,,o Msbafte Qmer %faperin,
SancS miBbelm. melde lih in Nmeri.
ia ~ einen Namen oils Sdrlftltellelin qes
madt bat. uno cine 3eltlana, iuenn mi
nidt irren. ilaenosuO i'll JtoroeuFoimei=
fterin iuar, bat Dor &uriem Elm. Jteilc
nah europa ange'r eten. uno ienoet felt
Dem Gorrelponoenieu oil bic Gbieaeoei
n1ribune." welh oas etuidltlqe \ latt
aud} gang einfah uboruft. 9ie leet.
Gorreiponoeus Der PIP. SulBbe III 1T ans
Teutidlano nutirt, unO BARN beiEt IS Ii
q iiber Die Steluua Der osutldleu 6rau
Ell uno Widoden in Der @elellhaft:
nSouts IS MT aslipaen. tas osutl1e
@elellld)aftslebtn 10 III ucrbentu. oaB
cine 6rau gu ii, Die Straecn ciner bout
id)en Staet 9cb II fam, obne uou ocut-
idcn SeIren l@cntlenen) inlultut az
merocn. fu wcroe l) III oes 2bateiuc 9ics
pollution beiperfltellt9t baben. weld)e es
enclldl omerltanlideu 6rauen erlaubcn
oirfte. leutitlaao gu bciud).n, uno lo.
gar I'M Sattrllnoe gu mobuen, Obnc be-
tiirhtcn 81 m%iillcn. nad Dem ocutlden
Mooea nmssarbeitet Su wcroen.
, 1877-01-04

Gde Der 11ten uno Wiaiu Str.
Maberes iiber bic Ssrl9iecsuen 8laiTsn nne
per 2strarten tSinen tsi grOf. yaubs SO.
II Galt Broad StraBe, prer in Der slsaps-
lie erfrast pereen.
Die n%euiten Tlu;e lseroen aelcbrt.
Der tlnttrriGt fur iunse 9amen, MGt6en
uob Ruaben, fnpet MittwOds unb Gpnna-
benps, Namittass pen A bis 6 lbr. ben bcI
osrrsu Disnfass uao 8rsitass.. Apenps Sun
8 bic 10 uhr, fat. MI Z Int