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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
FUNERAL OF MISS PRoUDFOOT.

The funeral OF the late Miss Victoria Proudioc, tho
wcllknown actress. took place yesterday from her
late residence. No II. Lexington avenue. The house
fllcd with members OF The draiaati: profession
and friends OF tue deceased, who was beloved by all
who knew her. ny her own request the funeral cere.
mony QnleI a. possible, and the services
conducted az the house by tue Rev Dr. Houghion,
OF The Church OF the TRANSPORTATION. The body was
arrayed ia white sik anc beautiful flowers
around the face ana arms. several exquisite noral
designs also placed the coffin Ihc services
Were simple ana touching, aud Their conclusion tho
remains we're borne 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
OBITUARY..
WILLIAM II. cAERnrIx

just In The prime OF life William H. Carroll WIS cut
on by painful illness on FRIDAY al bis residence M
500 West Thirteenth street, In this city In the forty
fourth year Of his age The deceased gentleman
native Of Tuilanore Kings county Ireland and when
mere hoy emigratcc with his family 10 this ry
He had been tor several years his deccase
deputy sherin in 'his city aud universally re-
spccted. HIS iunera! will De attended Today by tho
Iamm,ny society. the attaches OF the sLcrr's ufnce
and Tue members o. the Democratic Republican Com
m,ttce OF The city aud Ninth Assembly tisr,cL The
obseqrcs wi. be- celebrated al ST. Bernard's Church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
Il. CHARLES LEpRu.

We have an announcement Of the occurrence. al
rontanebcau France. OF the death of NJ Charles lie.
dru. aged scventy-six years, formerly an advocate
who pleaded IN a number OF press processes, and who
defended A.ibaud before the French court OF Peers.
lie counsel tho affair OF tho priest Contrafatto;
but afterward made Of rcfracton OF his plead
ing. winch inserted In tho Quofid,snne. Sus-
pended tor that ty the Council OF tho order hts
namc was struck out II the list or advocates by the
ROYAL Court At the demand Of ". Hebcrt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
FIRE IN GOLD STREET.

Gre was discovered last night in the second story
OF No 43 Gold street. number OF nro companies
promptly arrived on the scene ara smothcrcd
tho flames before they had made mucn head.
way The ire bad begun the heaters
on the fret floor, which IS occupied by
Thompson Ncphcws coal office and Ellingor's black.
smith shop IL burnt through the nooring into tho
establishment OF Ednund Alt, brass nnishor. Tho
damagc done 10 stock and fixtures in this place
amounts 10 about $1,000 Tho damage on the lower
floor was tri1inp, and loss OF about $500 sus.
,aincd on the building, which Is owned by Thompson
a. Nephewa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
LOUISIANA.

PACKARD STILL OCCUPYING TIE STATE HOUSE
THE SENATORIAL ELECTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW ORLEANS, April %, 1871
There rs no change in tho situation to-day. Packard
still occupies the State House with the Metropolitans
whom no made speech last night, promising to
them all paid He has not yet decided upon hts course
but ays II will be announced 10 morrow.
THE SENATORIAL CANVASS.
The democrats have been busy all day
for the Senatorial candidates. The election, by advice
oil the Commissioners, will not take place until tho
Legislature occupy the State House for that pnr
pose. which will probably be Tuesday evening We'd
ncsday morning. The city Is remarkably quiet, no
demonstrations Of my Kind having occurred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
FEMALE PUGILISTS.

during personal encounter between Eliza Flahcriy
aud Eliza Rose, at No. Of James street, where both
reside last evening, tho latter was badly IN
OF her eyes by brick ~ the hands OF her
INST In falling shc sustained severe confusion OF
tic lett SIDE that rendered her removal TO Chambers
street Hospital necessary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
THE ENGINEERS STRIKE.

MEETINGS IN SUPPORT or THE sTRYxERs.
PHILADELPHIA, April 90, 1877.
To-day four meetings OF the Reading Railroad engin-
GERS and bremen we're held: and two OF conductors.
brakcmen and baggage mcn The objects OF the meet.
,pgs was the union OF all the tranmcn, " possible IN
support Of the cngnccrs and general discussion OF
tho situation.
Hereafter only engineers and hremen. ana others,
who are competent 10 take the place OF uginccrs are
to receive pay rom the brotherhood. The railroad
officials state that everything Is working TO their
satie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
CAPTURE OF A DEFAULTER.
DENVER, Col, April %, 1877,

DENVER, Col, April %, 1877.
Christian Schotter, formerly well known and innu
en.ial citizen OF Coma, whence he abscondcd last
month, was arrested here yesterday by tho Rocky
Mountains detectives IL has been asccrtaipcd mat
considerable amount of money found IN his pos.
session. Ito will DO taken back 10 Coma at
Schottcr has been travelling under the OF &. J.
Schutter, and has married young woman named Mary
Scherc who has been his companion for some time
He has wife and twelve children Coma HIS do
facations there amount 10 $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
MURDEROUS ASSAULT.

About month ago Baglctii cos,entilio, Of No -
sullivan street, missed $50, which he believed Gacono
Rosso residing IN the same house hal stolen. Last
nigt he entered the bedroom o! the latter whlc no
was asleep assaulted him with the butt OF loaded
DisoL infctng tlrcc ugly gashes his rignt tempe
The sssailnt was arrested anu Coscntlo seui TO
shr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
CAPTAIN GEORGE BARKER.

4 despatch rom Hudson, y. y. says that Captain
George Barker aged eighty i've years. died that city
yesterday morning He II believed 10 have been tho
Oldest Frcomason IN the United states. He mad0
a Mason in Lodge No go. Plymouth Docks, London,
England, on the 18th OF October, 1914.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Attorney General Charles s. Fairchild is at tho
Buckingham senator Daniel Is. 81, John, OF New
burg Is at the Brunswick Lieutenant Colonel James
g. Duane Cntcd States Army. is at the Metropolitan.
Ex.congrcsnan JOSIAH e. Abbott oi Boston, Is ut tho
Clarendon. orow ". Chapman, OF Binghamton, and
Robert Carr General Manager OF tho Kansas Pacific
Railroad are at the Fun Avenue Mmc Annette
Essipon Is az the Westminster II. ID. HurIbut, Vice.
President OF tho Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati and
Indianapolis Railroad Company, is Mt tho Windsor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
EATING A MATCH WITH DEATH.

Bernard Snowman, aged twenty-five years,
taken Bellevue Hospital suffering IRON largo
quantity Of phosphorus, taken for the purpose OF
suicide. Hc resided at No 0Oa Third avenue. His
fricnfs are very -cticent to thu cause. II is
thought by the surgeons OF the hospital that no VIII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
SUDDEN DEATH.

John Coulter, aged forty.threc OF Elizabeth n. j..
was in this city yesterday visiting some friends While
passing through Blocker street. last night, hc sud.
denly fell to the pavement and In few moments cx-
PREF. Hc is supposed to have died OF heart disease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
NJ. pEIkELIA.

telegram from Genoa TO Paris has announced tho
death OF N. Petrela, musical composer lie was born
at Palermo IN 1913 and entered the conscr vatore de
Musque OF Naples Tho first representation OF arr Of
his works took place In $780, the piece being opera
boune, called al D.avolo Color d. Rosa" Pctrella
composed great number Of operas which obtained
mucn success. but not OF them has been played in
France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
JAMES sAYRr.

despatch from ctca \. u. announces the death o.
James sayre father OF State Senator Sayrc, which
Cured that city las, evening. aged sevcntv-crht
years He occupied the same location as hardware
merchant Tor fifty -cight years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
WILLIAM Il. IATUnop.

General William f. Laihrop. OF Rochester. " Y.
died IN that city Yesterday morning aged eghiyihres
years. The deceased had been a conspicuous Masot
FOR sixty wears and was Commander OF the Crane
commandcry Of the United States. The funeral viii
take place Tuesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
JOHNNY GREEN IN QUOD.

johnny Green. alias "rhrce Fingered JACK" nnd
Edward Motr alleged to be suspicious characters werc
found last evening IN West street and accommodated
win lodgings Church street station cst johnny
should find some mischief SIN Tor three Idle fingers 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
STOLEN JEWELRY UNEARTHED.

PRovIDEscE, r. l., April %. 1877
Six bags OF jewcry ana gold stock, stolen from tho
safe OF q. s. owen last January. to-day dug up
by detectives tn the cellar houset tho North End
Three awaiting trial Tor the burglary, two
ted yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
BARN AND CONTENTS BURNED.

CLEVELAND Ohio, April 90. 1877.
The large barn Of tho Ashtabula County lnnrinary,
al KingsviIlc, ohio Was burned to-day The horses,
gram, hay and vegetables contained In II were con.
sumcj. Tho total loss is $4,000 and tho IN surancc
$4,000. u Is supposed the building was Ircd by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, April -. 1871
The Cnted States steamer Adams sailed yesterday
for her station on tho South Pac;nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
NJ. SCHIlIZZT.

By mall from Marseilles. France. we are informed
OF tho occurrence OF tho DEATH in that city, Of ~
Sch,izz the senior member OF the Greek residents AZ
Marsees and head OF the house OF Rail-, Schilzxi Il
Argent. wei known IN commercial circles for their
largo transactions IN Indian produce ana their branch
establishments 10 the chic: cities 0! Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
Il. FUNCk.

The death at Brussels is announced OF n. Funcs,
aged Hyfour years. Of tho Deputies for that city
the Belgian Chamber and FIRST Alderman OF the
iional capital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23

THERE IS 80 RETURN or AN ERUPTION
OrIss T ss.sv w.i ssr Dr. sGsr .cs
A-BENNE.r BUILDING.
"N !" LaG oS VERY MfssoSSsIR terms s@'
LAWYERS. BANKER. .A sSD lNsEuRAxcE OFFICES
APPLY oN THE PREMISES.
A-FAsHIoN AND ECONOMY a BEAUTIFUL
se .s se s .""sss ssn.
ils Nassau a. 10 producing covering for The head whic,
taste Ani long experience. EVER concentrated IN hat
A-rHE VARIOUS DISEASES OF THE REsrIRA
Tor, to winch large number % the residents
yield to Dr. scnsSex~ ruisoSic sYgur stswpff
.pec ~ & % 4" Ty ss s e s' A.
thrcu shcui tue United states
IS \ PURIFIER IsE HyArr's LIFE BALsAN.
BEST VALUE IN FRENCH CHAMPAGNEs -soIr
y, FAKk riLfoRD aud A,'krK. MEaRALL 30
Louis Davaa's Extra Dr, 81, Ger ease
pyEiNG And ciEASi SG--NEw YORK DYE.
S Nn bs ~ s sa.n ~ ss. "a. Ss
ssrs l@ and los rrrreoon =, 6sesslyn; =, North ssh
-, Philadelphia. Eslabi sued h.ty.e,.ht year.
IMPORTED NAruRALMfNFRAL WATERS -s0Lr
by al sfocer, druggists &c
AroGl,s.ais -rafs .psrslins water for taoc use.
HtNYspt Jssos-Bcst natural AperenL
= 0cnmnr only wt, aseass name. McCtLbAGH 4 GO,
iirSyspf J,>os--as laxative prefer the Hun Adj
aus g any and ,,ery M,e mneral waicr and ior Tho
pieasant nes promptly, does not Cypress the stomach
j. MAaIOS -Ius. w. D.. New York
JULES MuMM's CELEBRATED CHAMPa SNFa-
Sold ~ al rroeers. wine merchants sc
LEA PERKINS,
Won, rsrinsuinr sAUcs
the original and only wcrces,ersbirc ssues.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
''''''1 JUN MATTHEWS, ist ~. ana 10th st. city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes IL tho
temperature for the past twenty-four hours,
parson with the corresponding date OF last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer AZ Hudnuts pharmacy,
NRnALp Binding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
SUICIDE OF A BROKER.
THE TERRIBLE DEED COMMITTED AT HIS
DIVORCED wIFE'S DOOR.

DIVORCED WIPES DOOR.
ST. Louis, April %, 1871
Thomas r. Williamson, formerly stock broker In
San Francisco committed suicide by shooting himself
through tho head half past O'Clock this morn.
ing the street In front OF his wife's dressmakng
establishment, No. 1919 oliver street Ho was for
mcrly man OF some wealth and resided in Davenport
his wife divorced from HIM seven years ago
lilo cainc here about week since from tho Hot
Springs Ark, where he had been for the benefit his
health Hc attempted to effect reconcile at,on with
his VITO with view to q remarrsgc, but, failing in
this, blew his brains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23

Average temperature yesterday .62h
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23

THERE Is so RETURN or AN ERUPTION
ban she'd with GLESN's SULPHUR soar.
iitLs HAIR wrisKyR Dyr. Black or Brown. zoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23

isshe original and only wcrcestersbirc sanee.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
aetatct beverages IL.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-01
Wrunbeieentbums . Wertdufe.

-
epeetsg hr ben .xorSaern" bert6tet vsm Srn.
SotnSapp, %eeifter Of Deebs pom etearns 60.
Glianab Msrean unb Grau an Morb e.
Warbin fiji Got Z umb 8 Wlo6 81 in q. a.
Browns Nbb. ~ ct. Glouo $500
Mieolas Qubmi0 u. u. an Setter @ctbfein fir
S@A N@I 9. IA :. 1922 r. ~ y $50
German 3ruael umb Grau an @ottlieb 8ruphe
fur 9 rs ader bon CO., I8 u Sce. q
{. l22 ". SO $3.50
Nle,anser Moore unb Grau an sobn Mattifon
fir 81 81. ls i'm 9owm Can't Centre $500
Graneis DebIois unb 0rau an g9illiam Sans
fur Vot Z 81. l6 ia Conn Melroit $75
Carrie Sliom u. Chem. an Gbriitiae Sobnion
fur 81 s@ a 9. len. NJ ms g.
80 :. 12S Y. IS $1,000
3ruites l. Oiu. ct. Saul g. g. n. q. 81. an
>. sbiptcao fir NS "A No a g. 81 :
1913 u. "a ~ $24O
@iaiam u. eorbett On W. ~. @risbt fir Got
81. s in Stcarns gbb. gu 81. Glouo 81
". %. @ri9bt u. Grau an bic 81. YanI e. q.
u. n. 60. fir Got 2 81. 8 in StcaruS slbo.
Az 81. Gloub $40
Sobn Sic an 3id,cIas Sic fur SSA Ga
9.lo2 y. SO@ 5000
Sidclas Gle u. Grau an Nidolas Sobuion fir
SS "a ". IL Il. -. ". OO 10 pow
&ufus g. 0utton u. Grau an SobM 6. NrMs
1tron9 fir M 80 Nder Uon NM "a 9W9 "A
Sec. % Z. 1926 n. 33M $l.250
Sarriion Giee uno Trau an eamuel @eicle.
mann fir sE@l4 NM a u. 40 "a N@ a
II. @1a G@l4 S.35.l 25 u. a5 W $e40
Gbmin u. @iliam s. Glart on Sotn Sdnci.
ber fir " y no a 3. 90 I. 1875 ". 80
@ $3.50
erutces l. 9ip. 81. Saul So. q. q. 81. an
~ stidnsp fir s14 s@ Sec. 80 :.
l29 u. 90 $3.50
sruitccs l. gip. 81. Saul & =. q. n. 60. an
ssoia stldmep fir NJ s@ a 9. % :,
1872 y. 29@ $3.50
2ruaecs l. Sin. ct. Saul & g. y. n. 81. an
@m. u: Merriam fir . = SSA 9. 33
:. 1913 u. 33 W $3.50
sIcranncr Moore uab trau an GIi,abetb Gal.
laban fir > ~. Separatsyot 4 in Saut
t, 9cntre $50
Nidnlas Miilcr unb Trau an gidolas Sorter
. fir @L SS4 S.9S.l2 1913 q. 33S $500
5obn ". 3cb,pcob unb Grau on gSiuiam 9.
&ebwopb fur NS "a M@ "a II. MyN "A ms
"a S.l93. l22 u. 2S@ 81 800
; Aleranoer Moore II. Grau IN Melpin 2uQ fir
"A Ndcr i'll 80 "A MN "a Sce. 10 :. 1876
81. 34@ $50
> Marb Glen @bcelcr II. Gbemann an WclDiae
Gull fur y Nder in =. 4 boa ". 0loorc's
Sut.gots su Sauf Centre $500
McIuin Gull uno Grau on 0larb Gli;a @bec.
I let fir "a Mder III No "a @@ "A Sec. 10
/, 3. 1876 VI. 34& $633
@cnbelin Mer; II. Nrau an 5obn @iirt fen.
: MI MSA 9. % 3. 1913 n. 80 W $o4O
8 @enoelin Meri u. Trau an Yctcr 2arels fiji
MS 4 no ID 90 a NS4 g. 90 5.l29
u u. 80 W $40
\ @cuoclin Mer; unb Grau an Nidnlas 9utgcr
fir y = bon S@ a G. Is :. 1872 u. 80
, w $50
@eorse 3. 8ahubol; u. Grau an slug. Metc.
bans fur E@ a NS a Gee. ID !. l2o u
J. 39@ $25(
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-01

Con tantinopcl, q. San. Genera
Ssnatich, Der ruiliide @elanotc, ia.
beutc Goni tantinopcI pcrlaNen.
Seberan, 81. San. IngcIi1ts
Der ncutralen 3altuns Gns!anos mirt
Eerlim ipabrideinlid cine friebli6,
Yolitit Der 5iirfei seseniiber perfolscn
es lei benn, bab &uBlano einsn un,pic-
ocri teblidcn 9rud in Der c%ntaeocnac=
lcttcn &i6tuns ausiib!.
gud Elm IueG. @ic ser eng
lanoer, nm DISQUALIFICATION abSuma=
den, boyt, 70 ldIidtet Der Snnuiertle'
porbanoene 3luitisteiten ourd ,Y0dln.
bic Singer Sascspot" sicbt folssnot
feline 8eidrcibuns oie1er Mrt bon
Sveitampf. 9ie &dmpfer nit ent-
blOB ten 5dnptern rennen oui 3immer=
LANCE nit Sen &6pfen aneinanoer, uno
wicoerbolen oicie Sour 10 Ianse, bis
Der Sdwddcre Sen Ylat rdumt. Dor
turSer 3eit fano Gin loldes rY0dlnn in
antielenDpfen, 8cSirt Sbernbers, itatt.
Giner Der Sampler, Matbias @dncsl=
berger "a, Sabre, alt, eridiitterte feline
&p9ior9ane beim Sample berort, baf
CT BON beTtiscm 8luten ous Der 9lole
bsfallen lpuroc. Sdneslberser Istte
Iih am Iclben Sag nod gum Mittass=
tild, pcrlieb abcr oielen nidt mebr le=
heno. Sin SdIusanfaQ bate leinem
I2cbcn Gin Gnoe semadt.
ucbcr Son Garlos IufentDali
in Stalicn beri1tet bic Maildncer 9om=
boroia Splsenoes v@lei9 nad Der
anfunft neg lpaniI9en Sbronprdten=
benton in I'm ercr Mlitte CAB ibm Die
italicnil4e &c9icrun9 S'uei tii9tise 30
liSei= @senten an Die Seite, Die Gin
I1arfes Iu9e ouf i'm baden uno ibn
AUDI ouf icincr sanSen Icilc BON Surin
Big SrinbiIi bcsleiten muBtcn. lie
bri9ens fat cs liN ser Sratenoent ltets
an9e(cscn lein ~lalicn, ser itaIienilden
&cgieruns our@ icinc Gesenwayt feline
%@crlcsm1eitcn 81 bcscitcn, osnn Ell
lieB s!ciA an Scr GrenSe leincn Bart
sdnsli@ ~abralir'n, nm lid 10 untenut=
lid su MAIDEN, nno in jebsr Stabt, in
Der Ell li@ auf3ielt, perdnoerte er leincl
Namen. MH1 wobnte CT meiiters be
@e'itli@en, ba er li6 bei i6nen OH
|li9sriten iublte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-01
Sob bur6 GrNideu.

Sn Der Na9t pom 3O-31. Sanuar
brannte i'm 9own 8 {. Nu9uit TIA bas
1aus bes Yetcr @upier pollitdnois nie=
Der, nobel Der Gi9entbimer Ieinen SOB
fano.
Yeter @upier, Elm I'M IS. 2cbensiabre
itebenber @reis, bate l@on ieit Is Sab
rem ben YlaB bepobnt, an Dem CT oui
10 traurisc @eiie um's 2eben fam.
@anS olein, Don nur %,ueniseu 0aabarn
bic uno ba befu@t, unb in Der bittsriten
Nrmutb bra9te CT iein 2ebcn bin. 9as
Gountp Stearns bate ibm I6ou felt
pielen Sabren ben notbi9en llnterbaIt
3utommen la7en. Dor bier Sabren
mar inn bas SGusden idon eiumal
absebrannt, bod bali inn bic Milo+
tbdtisfeit Der nadbarIihcn 6reunoe
elm Neues erbauen. M!s Dor IA
Sasen iein einsiser treuer 2ebensse<
fdbrte III Der itilcn Nbseidieoenbeit, Elm
alter, iduarser 6uno, iein 2eben per<
lor, tuar Yeter @upier aud UNI oisie
|6reube scbra@t. &upier's 6rau mar
ibm ldon por 10 Sabren hur4 Den 500
entrillen worben.
Sim 9ieritas Nbenb ct,ua 5 l11r tua,
Yeter @upier BON ct. Glouo nit einem
GARNER aa4 Soule 9efabren, uno bate
lid bann io9leid barau seseben, cir
sutes Geuer 81 MAIDEN. Yon Mlois-
tsit wabrldeinlid iiberpaItist, bate e,
lid auf oas 9ett seiett, u,,o ,uar ein=
seldlafen. Wabreno oeiicn bate abe1
Die 0iele ser 3immeroede an Dem eiIer=
men Sferupbr Seuer s%efansen, uni
bas 9un3e 9aus in 6lommen seleBt
ebc Der CUTE, olte Mann crpa9te
Obne 3weifel wuroc oisler i'm S9laf
pom &auhe erl tidt. Mus berbcisceilt
GARNER wabrsno oes 6euers mad i'm
riefen, unb. ba lie feline Intmort er'
biclten, in oas Snners oes @aaies bran.
gen, fanoen lie ben bereits nertob'te,
2eidnam mod in baIb iite,oer Stel
lung auf Der sr0btcntbcils ucr6ranntel
Sstttdtte. Tas 6leii6 mar sdnslid
aufse,cbr! uno Die tloben &npden I'M,
Der s@aoel moren nod gu finoen.
Neter Gupler NOR Der Stiefuater DC
Grau S9errer, s9umahcrs, in CT
GIpub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-01
Pin Ollie, sic cs amacbt !

9iemit MAIDEN mir a1e Siejeniscn,
>pelde uns nod pom lcttcn Sabre be,
lduloen, boraui auimcrtlam baB es bel
Veginn tes nelen Sabres an Der 3sit
mare, bel uns uorSuipre6cn, nm Die
Te4nungen 81 beri9tisen. Sronuns
:pabrt am ldnsitsn, uno n%auiseDan9t
miro Niemanb."
ct. Glouo, II. San. 1877.
Mcienberecr 8ros.
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