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ton with trainsto and from Glasgow; atCave
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l. and o. 81 NJ. r. RS for the North and East
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Mayor, David 5 Martin; Reeorde, = A.
Stanley; Aldermen, N S Tewnseod il q 4, " NJ
tin, Crow, A Finley. q W McI.-nriA.i
Town Marshal, lie Raney; Poiiee,nan,e
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@interIaomnes 8e,rebre
Cine NQrte.
Wareau oes Webauoe. Snipettors,

~ 3 att more, Den t9. 9topbr. 1877.
Ser G5eb1ubez Snipeftor bat @rlaubniB= =@euhe un,
folsenbe Sau>I Iriutle9en e.Aalten:
BON SO. G'a0le um qeidoienen sfuppen, bel tt
6ns, einter gr. lo5, Sn. u. Satlmorsltr;
Gte Soipnienb; uno Strtertr.;
BON s.. y. SbrtitbI UNI 9eidbloienen Sbuppen, IL
bei 80 TuB. sintcr Greenwiloiu:. nabe 98alibitr.;
bon s. SadS um pier 9eihloiiene Stbuppeu, f6 bel
pom u. 9abte nm Sampfteiel unS Uiaidine bon
12 SferSetroit, Boint>eane, nabe aisautbtr.;
pon y. i. Tlet6er NM Sdtlo am Sommerba6, Nr.
BON s. ainitler nm stal, q bei 80 nB, binter Der
gde Der Sanoperz uno UtcSomaSltr.;
pon s. Bento I'm elm Somneroab, eanben5 uno
bon Oi. Somburger um Sabnsnidilb, Sir. 164, ees
ringtonfr.;
BON S. Sommerielb nm 3reib1aus, 12 bel 90 Sub,
bnter SIR. SO, BennipIrania= Qpenue;
r7n 6. Sesper um oIfenen S6uppen, bel Il SuB,
btnter Jtr. 10, Sadlon=Sourt;
BON s. Oouooli nm oiienen Sdupren, 10 Del i2
jSuB, binter yir. 5S, Stodbomtr.;
pon S. Stt nm offenen Sduppen, Il 6ei q 5uB,
bnter Der Sfe Der 9ombarb. mo ebapelitr.;
pom 9t. 0l. s,olt un oiienen sfuppen, 12 bci II
SuB, 9inter Jtr. 230, SHo=@utapitr.;
Don S. Siq I'M offenen Shuppen, 10 bel f6 SuB,
bnter yir. 57S, gReisYrahlr,;
pom 9. 9'tie um ofienen Sbuppen, 10 bet IA SUP,
bnter gar. t76, GGiottitr.;
pon u. Setn um 9elhloIienen S6uppen, 10 bel Il
SUP, binter @atottitr., nabe GGitefn>Ipenue;
pom 6rau 9nnt um ofenen Shuppen, bel 10 6uB,
binter ytr. 13i, 9ilitr.
ron i. w. Ser9er uIl aelDloneHtH SuupptH, 70
bel 80 iSub, binter ylr. 3l7. gilozBonoir.;
BON g8. Gliott um Stal, 10 bel 80 6uB, bintet Der
Gde Der HanoaQz uno 9opin9tonitr.;
BON u. Siiaro un Sommer5a6, 2i6ertpz unb 9ez
rin9tonitr.;
BON 6. gB. Stuart & 60. I'm seidblohenen gdups
ben, 6 bel SUP, bnter ber gde Der yortz unb Sobn=
ionftraBe;
bon Srau 6. 0iunber I'M e1tlb, SIT. Sc, giorO=
Gutaniira9e.
Gr benadIridltiet oaber stue, Die es ansebt, bab
er Samftas, ben "a. 9toU6r., Worgens 10 nbt,
in ienen Siireau anfueenb iein rotro, UNI 6eia9te
@eufe in Gripdgung Su Sieben unb bari6er Sei6lub
Su faiien. Sm auItra9e: W. 3. gSatfine,
(27S) Hlerf bes @Je0au0ezS5nlpe ettors.
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Baltimore, WtD. 9enfag, ben 20 Nobem6er 1877

Senates fonnte cine ioldle nid)t erfolgen, unb
10 bleb Denn oem ebleu SrogliezSabtnette
91i6ts iibrig, als ab3ubanfen. 0f6ge Sranf
reid nit feinem Slpeiteu BON Oieler SOrte
beimgeiud)t peroen
Sn Stapleton, gt. S., eridoB iid
Glfreb Sod, bisber Su6balter uno Solicitor
Der grauer Hlibiam & Saumann anf Staten,
Sslanb. Mart fam ii4 ben @runO Der Sbat
nidt erfldrsu, oa So9's Cont in Sronung
paren uno er au6 nit ieiner aus Srau unO
flint 8inoern beitsbenoen Sanilie III gutenl
ginnernebmen lebte.
Sn 8teu sius am %. Oft. Der befannte
&apelmetIter Sebanues 6erbed nit Sooe ab.
3n Gan Sran5i8cc ipuft's unter ben
S9ubma9ern, ipelde i'm Segriffe iteben, Der
@hineielzNrbeit ben Gries su erfldren.
Die e&neipglode in Sirgiuien bat
in 3eit pom ,rpet Wtonaten Dem Staate un9ez
fGbr $15 900 eingebrad)t.
Die amertfanii de Is It pertpa +
tung bat III ben sr0Beren Staotcn 2265
grieftrGger.
Gin Statiitifer, ipel6em genaue Ingaben
iiber bic 9 9m1nfe Dorliegen, bic in ben
Ser. Staaten alliabrlid sebrau6t wiro,
meint, man f1nre fir Die Summe, pelhe
uniere @eiber unb Otdodeu auf ben anitri6
ibrer @eii9ter uertuenoen, iabrli6 $1,000
5duler anftreiden laiieu, ier,s 5aus 5u $500
gerednet.
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gsan0alia1nMS.

chattanooga, Senn., 10. gtoObr. -
Oa5 conf6oerirte Wonumeut, rpeld)eS polleus
oct unb Sur aufiteuung bereit mar, mrroe in
Der febten Samita98 98>Nadt bon uubefanuten
Berionen berart perunltaltet un6 bei6abi9t,
OaB es ntdt pieber repartrt muben tanH.
@erntifd1te teleerapbtId)e Sepeid)sm.
= Der . ampfer nS bames," meld)er
Dor 25 Sagen pom 2iperpool ablegelte unb
beiieu ausbleiben groBe 8eiorgniB err
regte, fam uorgeitern in bei9aoi9tem 3uitanOe
in st. SObn'8, R.zS, oil.
- @ln Serr. Haulens $ epmann tpelfer
in gtr. 53, g8arrenitrake. 0ep gOrt, Elm Sc
i6dit betreibt, uuroe am leBten Sonnta9sz
Mor9en in einem S6laflpaggon eineS
aus ct. 2ouis fommenben @il3naes nabe
Bousbfeepfie, 9.=g., II nj $1,000 beraubt.
Die angelegenbsit 1T Der @ebeimpoliSci iiberz
tragen iporben.
: Sn Der sOiamon b-& blenqrube"
nabe Scranton, 3d., mur6en am letten
Samitage stpei arbeiter, Jtamens @eorg Bad
uno SameS Sobnion, geraee na9 Dem Abfeus
crH elmer Sprenglabung bur9 berabiiiirSenoes
Geltetn Serm q mt unO getOotet.
: Die % bilabe1pbier 9anoelss
hammer nabm sefern Ysi6fiiiie an, weld]e Die
@rnennung oes 6rn. SObli g8slib sunt Sc
larbten in Gnslane lOben6 qnerfsnnen.
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Sernttidlte 9epeidlen aus 0ett's

gsu-Dorf, 10. 9tousmber. - Sob err
0ffnete seitern 81 1929.
= Der YrpSsB Der Stabt gegen 81. 9. 9on-
noQp auf Undertaking bon $4,000, 900
puroe beute bis gum 4. SeSember ueri9Oben.
= Der Oampfer g6eluetta" lit beute BON
9iusrpool bier angefommen.
: Der 0ampfer uSaninta" traf bsute bon
Bermuda bier ELL.
- @on eonOon iit Der 9ampfer rGlpia"
beute bier einsetroffen.
Der Dampfer Baltic lief beute bon
0iperpool bier an.
- Die 3ol @innabuen betrusen beute
$47O,OOO.
- Ser llnteri6asmeifter Sablte beute fin
Sntereien S104 300 unO fiir etngeSogeue Sb.
ligationen $4,000 aus.
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Ser @el0utorft.

9em<9orf, 10. NOpbr.-@elb lei6t gu
a. @e6lel rubig 5u 4.81. Sob i9lob
rubig 81 1929. 8unbe3 Sbli9ationerl
idlufien itetiser 1SSler Coupons 11O4,
neue 1861 1864, 1s67er 1888, ls68er 110s,
meme 6iinfer 1868 1O.40er Coupons 1888.
attien .jdlofsn letter nno itetiser; 9tew-
9orferGentral 1863, grie 104, 2afe Sbore665,
Sainoiier Central 73a, Yittsb. II, Chicago
gforthipeftern 355, Yrioritdten 65t, &odzSs=
lanb 1O0@.
llmteridabamts Sifan5: Sob SOC, 1881, =
1884; &ouraut $40,474, ,251.87.
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Cine grpBe Sabrtf itt Connecticut
etngeaidert.-Ufebrcr aserionen

Nep=5 au en-, CONT, 10. Rouember. -
Die @umuipaarenfatrif Der 66. 8. @anoee
& Comp. muroe beute firth uOllfdnoig ourd
6euer SerfDrt. llngefabr 800 Beriouen ipareu
sur 3eit in benz @ebdube an Der arbeit, unb
etlide iul britten Stodrperte retteteu fd) MIR,
tnbem Fe aus Den Senitern ipranaen, 4uBer
bieien puroe-ioiueit ermittelt iit-Niemanb
perleet, obaletf) bas @eriid1t cirfulirte, baB
mlebrere Yerionen i'll ben Siammen umfamen.
Die Seripuubeten fnb SEQ. 9t. GOlbp, u. 8.
@oples, s. 9S. @nfign, g. Stbbal5 unO s.
gS. Smitb. SaS 5erit6rte @ebdube beoefte
einen Sldbenraum bon brei Afern. Ser Sers
luit betrast etpa 100000, Die Serfi6srung
S325 600
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&oblen6l.-Gine Wutter nebif ibren
atuet Giuoert nerbrauttt.

Betbel, Conn.,, 10. gtopbr. = @efern
Worgen fielen abermalS bret Tfeni9enleben
benz unporiidhtigen @ebraufle oes Soblen0ls
gum Spfcr. Cine Srau OsraH ueriudte beute
Worgen, nod Der altbepdbrten Metbobe elm
Sener mittelit SoblenDls ausasiinoen; Die
Same erplooirte, uno bic 6rau neblt ibren
beioen Sinoern puroe 10 ibredltdl perbrannt,
bag alle Orei im aaufe OesSases inter i9ref-
liAep S4mersen. ftarben.
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Rod ei,t betriiserti6er Gomatp=
Sd)akmetitet.

aYorte, SnO., 10. ytopbr. = Sn ben
,Sii9ern bes SEQ. g9. Wtecum, bes S6us-
meiiiers bieies Gouutns, beiien amtstermin
ant Is. gfopenlber ablief, iit Elm 9efisit bon
$40, 900 entoedt iporoen. Wtam pernlutbet,
oaB Srn. Mecum'S Sobn @otparb Mecum,
tpel6er als SiilfS=S6akmeliter iuugirte uno
ieit stpei Sabren ELL ausib,peiieubes 9eben
fiibrte, bic pernltbte Summe uuteri6la9en
hot
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Sic Grmoroun9 Der ssraa Serreau ourd, ibren
l.AAa L.

Watten TIT 8nrol.
gS ien IL, 10. gtopember. - 0aS 6Itretdtd)e
berz4ppellatiOnsgeridt bat bic 9lppelatiOn
9enrg Berreau'S, alias DC &rouUtue'8, etnes
euglii9eu Suriiten, gegen oa8 iiber i'm per
bGn9te 8OoeSurtbeil abgeluieien. Berreau
ulrOe betanntli6 iiberiiibrtt eiue @attin in
Sprol erntoroet III baben, iuoem er iic i'll cinerl
4b9ruuO itiirSte. Dian erpartet, nap Der &ais
Ter bic 8ooeSitrafe in Iebeu8ldu9libe 3uAt'
bauSltrafe ummanoen miro.
TRartt uno S6rie.
Qonbon, 10. 9topbr. 1890 Rafm. -
@onioi8 SO GIG fir @elb NIB 96B fir 8rief.
S.reinigte G5taaten Sbligationeu nens
6iiufer 1863. Grie 1O4, SllinOiier Gen.
tral 734.
gonOou, 19. 9foobr., llbr gta6m. -
Sereini9te Staoteu Sbli9atioHen, 1O.4Oer
1854, neue Al pra5. 104t, 1867er 1881, ytep'
YOrter @entral 1914.
Bari 10. 9topbr., 4 llbr Rafm. -
5iinfptsSentige 0tenten LOG Srancs 70 Gen'
times fir Sriei.
Yarts, 10. gtopbr. - 98e6iel ouf Qons
bon 25 6rancs IS @emimeS auf turSe Si1t.
, Nioerpool, 10. gioobr., II llbr W. =
Die Saumlpoa 3nfubr betrug beute 81 900
8aaen, etnidlieBlib %, 600 aus amerifa.
gtperpool, l9. gtopbr., $50 yta6m.-
Baumluolle flau. Sberlanoer 6 Cd; yteps
Srlcanier i'd. 8erfduie Il, 900 Sallen, Elm,
iblteBli9 200O sur Spetulation uHO sum ST.
porte.
Qtuerpool, 10. gtopbr., $50 Na6m.-
Son ben beutlgcn Saumwo1, SertdufeH wa-
rem 700 Yallen aus 4mertta.
2onbon, 19. 9topbr.-Silbtr fuuroe 3u
544 pro llnSe notirt.
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9eramb,tn9 eincs Voitamts tno Gr=
id1tekttl9 eitteS gS6djtets.

@tnctnMatl, 19, y{0Obr. = Cine Spez
sialoepei6e melbet, Bag ein2anbitrei9er geitern
friib i'm Yoitamte su @raftOu, O., bon einem
@ddter, Namens@bas. sllIeu, ertappt rplirbe,
mdbrenD er oaS Yoitamt pliinOerte. aaen
fenerte auf ben 3Guber, tpeldjer bas Seusr er-
iploerte unb benz @d1ter cine t6otlide S6uB,
nuube beibradte. Der Serbrefer beiperfs
ftel[iate barauf eine sSlud)t.
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sas aelbe aieber In aaefpnptlle.

SAD onpille, 6la., 10. ytOuember.-
Sett benz leBten 8eridte iin0 lueoer ueue @rz
frantun9en, nod GONe8fdut am gelben 6teber
i'll hteIer Staot SIT melbeu. Der allgemeine
@eiunobeits5uitano Der Stabt iit auSge5eif,
net, nnb ale 9lufregung bat fd gelegt.
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Gntf6eiomm9 einer 9SaDltpette. -
&apeS pon etnent Vtrst,aier Htd).
ter ais VrGifSeut atterfauttf.

Rid) monb, 8a., 19, g1ouember. - SIN
@orporatton8z@eridt in SauUtle, 25a., iit
Elm eigentbiimlidler BroSeB, in oem audi Die
GrfpGblung Oes BrGitOenten in Der gSabl I'M
9topeutber 1876 Deripidelt 1T, enti6iebeu nor
ben, 2lnl 6. 9topember 1876 pettete ELL Biir<
ger, 3. g. Qelpis, nit eineu anoereu 8iirger,
3. s. See, baB $or. 5apeS gum YrdfOenten
gepGblt meroeu mirO. Die @iniGte rpuroeu
einem gemeini6aftll6en Sreunoe, Nameu8
Sanle8 gSoob, iibergebeu. Nadoen bic Gnts
ideioung Der @leftoralt @omniiIion betannt
gewOroen mar, entihieo Der Giniabbalter
gSooo, oaB Sr. SapeS Der erpdblte Yrditoent
lei uub Ell bdnDigte oGber Die @tnldge oil ye-
mis- aus, Gee, Der na6 eieiem auslpru6e
ieine 28ette perlor, fpeigerte fd, Our6 Oieie
gntideioung it6 binoeu su laiien, neil, luie
er bebauptete, ypr. Stlben I'M @intlauge nit
Dem gSablnlobu8, pie lbn Die Contribution
uno Die @eIebe Oes 2anbeS in glu8Hdt nah
menr als bic @ette genla9t murSe, 9eWdblt
mOroen lei." See uerflagte oaber 6rn. 9SOOo,
ben Gtniabbalter, I'M i'm gu 5rpIu9en, Die
ibm BON beiOeu 8arteIen anoertrauteu @in~
idbc berausSugeben uuD Die SadDe puroe Dor
Rt6ter Tlournop perbanbelt. Der Ri6ter
bemerfte, baB, iuenn &ldger bic 6rage erbebt,
oh 6r. 0ape8 ertpdblt morben lei o0tr nidt,
er ihn leoiglif auf eie @ntiAeioung Der @lefs
.Gommiiton, auf bas Seriabreu oeS
GoHgrefies, Der Oisie Gnti6eibuug ratifi3irte,
unO auf bic Sbatlad)e perlpeiien mOlle, OaB
!6r. Sapes Der de facto= Yrdiioent lit. gSte
er aber lett tnfermtrt 1T, woae er bic Sade
auf ben @runO bin enti9eiOeu, baB 6r.
gSOOb, Der @iniathalter, pom 9rn, See feline
ytOti5 erbalten bat, ruel9e bic s3ablung peS
@elOeS an Qetuis uerbietet, na6oeul Sr. 8OOO
perliiuftigen @runO 81 Dem @lauben bate,
oaB baS @retgniB eiugetreteu lei, mad oeiieu
@intritt er Oas @elO hinaus3u3ablen bate.
@r, Der 8i6ter, poIe nid)t 3ugebeu, OaB bic
Srage, oh '6r. 1apeS erwd6lt morDen lei ober
nifi, in eiuem @eri6te ei8futirt werbe. 6r.
Sapes lei Der anerfannte praiioent, uno Der
Sldger fDnne babsr Die @tnidte ni6t erbalteu.
0teie GntideibHng ertlart faftii9r bab 3ilOen
nid)t gepGblt iporoen lei.
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gBbitebafl, N.>Y., 19. gtopbr. - Das
pSort @0marbs -Sntitut" su Sort @bmaros,
gt.<9., brannte beute Abenb uieoer. &erlul
S125,000.
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Gs TIT BOD tpaDr, 10 iast Elm sSes
Der, Oab $5r. Sdr, Gfc C6aD= 1tnS
TaOetteftraEe, ote SeId)madO ollitett
&letocr anferti9en GBt mtO ielue Sunben
nit reellen Breiien beSient.
(giai2SiS)
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speaialsW sWotiaem.

Die neuem titrfiSd,en nno ruIFiid,en eiefttp 0.
dtemiid)cr, Werfurials, Sdlweiels unb 9ampis
baoer in Vr. 147, Saratcsaz, nabe @utanfrase,
Hnb est fir Serren uuo Oamen in uoler 2batietet.
(Sepn0. .i2WiteO
@interIaoungs Ge,rebre,
Yarters teriibmes Sabritat, su a6rtpreiien su boz
ben Del earlin & sutton,
(273-SD 9r.20, Sdb=Sop arbitr.
Gine 3arte.
gn ale, peI&e on ben Solsen BON Susenbianoen,
nerpoer S6Wdde, gnttrdituns, 8srIuit Der Dlans
nestra &C. Ieben, ienbe id TO elm Re8ept,
bas fe turirt. Sieies sroBe Seilmittel puroe Don
enem MiiFondr in Sib=amerita entbedt. SGtdtetn
aoreiirtes @oupert oil 8ep. Soiepb 8. Snman, Staz
tion D, SiblezSouie, 8.sg. @itp.
(Sh81S,t&fp.i.a.E.D
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Selearapbii&e Sepeifle1t.
9nlana- na-pfpf(dfn.

[8erthte Der raociirten Yrefie' fir ben rDeuti1er
@crreiponoenteu".
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S6reGltderSabasltniaa.-Gin Stt
aus oert 6eleife geid)lettoert ittt
1tpei Yeriptteta aet0Otet.

Sarftl Il D III g. Sa., l9.9tooor. - yin
i6redlider llniaa erei9nete ii4 ge9en s llbr
porgeltern Nbeuo nahe Gopan'8 Station AMI
benz 2o.uer Saaep 3neige Der Baltimore
Ohio Sabu." Sin genlii9ter Sra6t< unb
4erioneusug, lpel6er INT Is ubr BON bier ab@
ging, raunte bel @Oman's sStation ge9en einen
6aufeu 8abuidrpeQen, wel6e in perbre6eri
ider 4bFd)t quer iiber bic S6ieuen gele9t
morben waren, unO Lief aus bem @eleiie.
Die 1ofomotiUe itiir3te uul ul,unb berQOfomotip-
fiibrer 3b5. @bitlOW, iOpie Der Sei3er Sobn
3. Sbonlpion murben oerart perbriibt, oaB iie
in fur5er 3eit nit 3ooc abgingen. ,3m5lf
YaIiaglere, lpsldle fi6 in bem hinterten gSa9.
9on befanOen, entfumen unperlett. Gin Sob
leunageu, iorpie ein nit gSai8en befradteter
gSaggon purben pollitanoi9 5ertritntmert,
Siaaf Boipel mo Selpitt @tttnger, alias
@loper, iinb al8 Die mutbnlaBliden Ssriiber
DesNttentat5 uerbaftet unb eingcferfert weroen.
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uno aus 6agerstouu, 0to., 5u itammen be-
bauptet, leste Da8 @eitauOutB ab, OaB er i'm
Sersiue nit gttinger Die Sdwellen iber pas
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in Der 9tdbe Der Stele, on wel1er fd Die
aataltropbe eret9ntte. POpel lit erit Is Sabre
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ALTA SAFETY OIL.

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ben lesten Sa9ren obne untaa 9e6rau6t Doroen.
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Staot Baltimore.
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neblt aufgelauiencn Sntuefen;
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aufgelaufenen Syntcreiien.
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SnterfIien.
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,Marietta @incinnaticr Salns
Gompagnie" gu % BrOjeHt nebt
aufgelaufenen 5nterefien:
Ser 8etrag Oleier Athen uno OblqatioHeH
tpurDe BON otr Summe, rualbe Die vDtarletIas
@iucinnatier 8abn" Der Baltimore 0bIo-
gabuz @ompague" id)uloet, abg3ogen."
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aepieen, baB bic 6ra4mateH meNer i'm Steiz
9en beariffen iino, unO oaS GtienbdbnlpeieH
SeS qan;en ganDes itd aui'S ytcue bebt
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

all their feelings, both towards the
robuer and toward each other. The
great nlastiff had pinned man by
the throat. and was pulling NJ him, to
draw him through the window, with
fierce but muflied snarls. The mans
weight alone prevented IL. The win
dow was like picture frame, and in
that frame there glared, with lolling
tongue and starting eyes, the white
face Of the blacksmith, their courage
Gus friends villainous husband. She
uttered an appealing scream, and flew
upon the dog and choked him with
her two hands. He held, aud growl-
and tore, till he was all but throttled
himself, then he let go. and the man
fell. But what struck the ground
outside, like lump of lead, was, in
truth, a lump of clay; the man was
quite dead, and fearfully torn about
the throat. So did the comedy end
in an appalling and most Diteous ira
gedy, not that the scoundrel himself
deserves any pity, but his poor, brave,
honest wife, to whom he dared not
confide the villainy he meditated.
The outlines of this true story were
In several journals. have put the
disjointed particulars together as well
as / could. have tried to learn the
name of the village, aud what became
of this poor widow, hut / have failed
hitherto. Should these lines meet
the eye of any one who can tell me,
| hope he will, and without delay.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

10 death. Death must have eon. 4.
Eiost Of the victims suddenly and un-
felt. for several were found In their
natural positions undisfurhea save i.y
the falling debris. One, the pear.ut
boy, VIM. Cummings, was found with
his feet elevated and crossed In nat.
ural and easy manner, with his head
thrown carelessly tack as IL in sleep.
He was gashed horribly about the
head. Others were found recliningon
their seats, while the weight ofthe de-
bris held them down until drowned
by the inpouring torrent, or killed by
the mass Of loose material. Three cars
were telescoped, one into the other,
the succeeding cars plunging under
the front car. All the seats in these
cars were snapped Off at the feet and
hurled forward where most Of the
dead were found. All those who were
In the sleeper were uninjured save by
fright. There were two San Francis
co physicians on board the train, who
cared for the sufferers with great ten
derness. The vicinity was literally
covered with Barnum's show bills,
which were to have been posted ia
Des Moines. but were seized by the
flood and strewn over the ground.
The wrecking train which left Des
Moines was provided with spIints,
cotton bandages, two physicians tDrs.
havson and Blanchardl with crew
of willing hands to raise the SURVIVE
ing sufferers. But they were prevent
ed from reaching the scene at once by
two washouts this side Of the wreck.
BY taking roundabout way on foot
they at length reached the scene and
proceeded to the task of extricating
the wounded and dead. But most of
the former had been rescued by the
survivors of the wreck. The first one
seen of the wreck was Mr.. +. H. II.
Jones of the Register, who, after mir
escaping from the most dan
gerous part of the wreck with several
severe injuries and nobly assisting the
other wounded. walked into Des
Moines and furnished the first list of
the suffering victims.
Had the Il. & ID. NJ. train been on
time and going at the same rate of
speed as the G., II. l. 4 p. train, IL
would have met similar fate, as their
bridge over the same creek was weak
ened and one pier entirely gone.
But they were behind time and the
locomotives fash revealed to the en-
gineer the horrible fate Of the other
train In time to save his own. On tho
way to the wreck the country present.
ed terrible spectacle. Floods were
rushing over the prairies like fresheted
rivers, stock were running here and
there in strings, seeking the high lands
for safety and shelter, fences were
swept along as chips, while trees were
bent like straws. All the fields Of
corn were leveled TO the ground, while
the hattened grass and worn-out
cbasms spoke the torrents fury. One
span of the wagon bridge at Four Mile
Creek was swept away, while several
cases of lightning stroke were reported
by farmers