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Tho now steamer Ro-'dal". on the diroct
Cou'v Island route - advertised 20 make her nrsi ~s
today.
-,vAna kaituai Company ni'ni 4" a-A l" "h Hd' HAes
Of wage,
Six hundred and nity persons died in tho
cit, st w,ok hcus decrease oi % it. HAT ol tie
pr,Nluu. NtHk.
Among the passengers in tho steamship Ger
II, Xxx. mi .aft N,+t.r lN vcrr Mrs r Babbit Miss
ii,.l'r ana k.,, 40 liellcr ami G II BIT
A. W II. Nearly all clubs mako the time
allowance fOr orn hoat- Two minutes 10 the uot one
ut..ls iNr iHlcst
Ina two-mie race ON tho Harlem river from
MIrus, i,.A tu Mclomh, pum hrilge So icfdly John
Nyll,nw,s h,ht tMrlts Logan By length and a half
an lu minute, aud % seconds.
The body Of n man was found floating of Pier
49, kn-t rNtr, yesterday lie had smooth face -nudy
hhlr ana wore a stuWi .cAh'o shirt black diagonal
clothes, hni pet AROUND the waist
Mayor Ely and the Police Commissioners had
consultation yesterday IN regard Ia TIE .rtp'n. u
n,' mss t. persons in rrheh IN uc sii0Ft, 'uun- Or
Mclean was nskct To define the power of 'hc police.
Charles Struuh, aged iG. proprietor of the Bow
llt MhNtnrri tu u, tw ln- ruuuis above the gHrien
ANA iher dri within HqNArtcr OF au hour The calss
WAS heart disease.
Thr"e Italian wOrkmon narrowly escaped fatal
inuths vest .riNN while frHriur down the condemned
building Ne ttu ftur street lhrN were working IN tho
Of tr wall breaking out lgrt piece than they had IN
undcd TO- The beams tne Nft story suddenly saNs
way one ui the uirn lumi,i Nud escaped sunon
Mn,eu and Anton tonn Wri" pr'rWni.i Ia ihe alag
wiu slsht brulNs bu tonl na, la49 hrns~d aud Gu
" the alltn bTlus
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CHEF JOSEPH'S PLANS.
To Return md Fight the soldier. amer citing
III. stores In ~ safe Place.

SAN FRAScIsco, Aug A despatch from
Low ston. dated Aug l. says: Yesterday In
dian Joe and his family who have been with
tho people at State Crock all through the In
dian troubles and proved true and faithful 10
the whites returned from Kamiah, whore they
had hoon sent 10 ascertain thu movements of
the hoetilc1. His sIunw says the Indians at
knmuh told her they were going across the
nountuu- ) the Iolo trail. with their stock
nul families. and when they got them in "a Sc
curn place they would return and fight the sol
dirrs.
she says that hoforo leaving Kamah thcv
all the Young sQuHWs. beat them with clubs and
forced them along like 50 many cattle. Then
they camc hNck and robbed them of everything
they could ilnd-All their horses ot any NHlue.
She added TINT the hostilos are t. he reinforced
hy lnliuus from the other side of thn noun
tnins ON tlrir return. Her statements nre con-
sidered trustworthy hy those who have known
her
This morning Lieut. wilmot with thirty men
sfnlted Ia cross Salmon river TO- ascertain
" 'tAcr any hoSiilrs remain there. II has h""n
reported f0r several days that few had boon
So, in that direction. and his object Is 10 hunt
q, m out and destroy all supplies.
AUG. ? 1t is now believed lay old ncquain-
tanoes of Joseph that he Will place his stores
and extra horses I'm safety and return 10 Camns
IrHirie hy the Ek CITY or Petite trails. which
are murn more easily travelled thnn.thr IolO.
This trip can br made in about seven DAYS 10y u
forced mar IN. lie has asserted his d'termlna-
'on to burn the gram ON ClmN9 Prairie. and
then urrnnsehis plans to 40 to WllowH. aud
the opinion ispreNal"ni that he Will attempt H.
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GOSPEL TEMPER.fNCF.
Mr.. Nurphy's Address at the Reform Council
The story of IlIs Lie.

FATRpoIST y. Y, Aug. This afternoon,
at O'Clock the Reform Council had n confer
cnce on the now temperance movement An
account was given Of the Murphy work and It's
progress az Elmra by Rcrlcs Robinson Of Pitts
burgh. The Rev Mr.. Mead Of Horucllsyille
made report Of the work I'm that city. Many
thousands had signed the pledge. and the num-
Der Of the saloons had been redurelto third
Of the usual number. Mr.. Mead urged that the
work ought not 10 be confined o. the southern
N"w York countlcs. but should extend over the
X 5s6 !, n. III j. Mg4hy q Fit,snursh do-
present. Mr.. Muruhy said the greatest cypr-
rienco this side of heaven was cnlovrd when a
soul was cleausei by the blood of Christ lie
gave sketch Of his yonns friend E'cles
Robinson. the last speaker, WHO hnd sinn a
fortune of t7Q0oo IN dissipation. b9t who wns
now thoroughly reformed, with harry wiie
and mother. and said real life furnished
stranger stories than ll'tIon, An account was
given II the speakers early llfo IN Ireland IF
Ills poverty AMI Hrluous toll for hrrnd and The
opinion WAS advanced that the prevailing eva
of Amerira was that young men were ashamed
eliminated In the following OF t!shlon, The wine
cup. and love Of drink: Mr MuDhJ thanked
who came to America and ehrollHd 500 900 II his
countrymen ~ the friends Of total nlslin"n 'n.
and who che rkrd dissipation ON boih runtl-
his mother. Mr. Murphy crossed the sea, after a
partinS described wth touching pnthos. In
This country came diss pntiun. John Cnurtnoy
good Scotchman. nt lcngih drove the SPEAKER
out Of New York % keen him from the Influence
hotel and sold liquor. II nilc said: Il had
sooner bog for a living tnhn sell whiskry;" hut
he did moi listen to her. II rr'ir moiiey but
tune and reached Il depth of misery of which he
did not care to speak while IN lnil at Portland,
camo 10 him with words OF kihlngss and hope.
lie said, God Will help YOU" Tne speaker
owed his ret lrmation To- this man, who spoke to
| him of Christ and his salNatlon. In that lail
| Mr. Murphy rose from his knees with an n-sur-
nnee that his sins had been forgiven and his
soul saved.
MIR Murphy closed his address with power
ful appeal in behalf Of IN" Christian temprr-
| nnce work having spoken nearly two hours.
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ANOTHER RiILROiD CEiSH.
Coney Island Trains In toliisIon Again
Women and children Injured.

At ten minutes of seven last evening the
train started from Coney Island to Locust
Grove 10 meet the steamboat Mimic i, Chlds
for New York. There were three cars filled
mainly with women and children. Whom within
mile and a half Of Locust Grove the whistle
for down breaks was heard.
The passengers then discovered another
train approaching on the same track with the
engine IN the rear. The collision WAS almost
instantaneous. Cars were wrecked, women and
children were terribly bruised. and several
were thrown 10 the ground, The wife OF
Lawyer kniIing was AMONG the injured. Mr.
Kintzing says that IL war II = enc of indies ri
bable confusion. one man on the down train
was seriously hurt. and WAS takon to IA neigh.
boring farmhouse.
The Indignation Of the passen yers wAs very
great aud they threatened to lynch the railroad
officials. The passengers were Obliged to walk
10 Locust Grove nearly two miles away.
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Turkish Account. OF Russian Barbar,t,e..

Aristarchi Bey the Turkish Minister at
Washington. furnishes the following. which the
Turkish NJ Mnister for Foreign Affnrs has ad-
dressed to the diplomatic agents OF the Porto
abroad:
I continue to perform the most painful duty
In calling your attention 10 the now acts Of bar
har.ty which. from the kilograms received by
the sublime Porte. are committed by tho Rus
sinns In tho cities and villages they invade.
Mussuman population OF all II owns. hut they
also subject tho women and children to the most
shameful and dreadful tortures. and that even
the dag after the proclamation by the Emperor
Alexander. wherein was promised TO the Mus
sulmuu Inhabitants security and justice for
their persons. for their families. and their
property,
Tho following nrc some Of the recent acts Of
cruelty which have been brought to our knowl-
edge: The inhabitants OF Terms. near Tirnova.
having. on the approach of the enemy. taken
enclosure.
The enemy having met three hundred carts
filed with fugitive families, destroyed them
with cannon shot, then completed their work Of
ext rmination in massacring all the men and
women they could find i'm every suburb or viii
lnee occupied by Russian troops. The dwellings
ot the Mussulmans were given up TO tho flames.
The Bulgarians. excited by the example of tho
Russians, commit against the peaceful and re-
signed Mgssulnnn population acts OF bar:
borty and outrages still more afro oriOus nnd
more horrible than those perpetrated by the in
vudcrs.
II is necessary thet the civilized world should
| be acquainted with these horrors to express III
| Indignation and TO brand them.
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ROpING ON IhE P.fsS.tIC
Two STRUGGLES Between the Triton and tho
Acquscaanonk Boat Clubs.

Passaic. y. J., was cnllvcncd by a regatta
on the river yesterday. Ii was open 90 all Pas
safe river Amateurs The first event was q
single SOUL race between George W. Lee OF the
Triton Club. and Walter johnson Of the Adcl-
pAi. The course was two miles with turn.
q 90. Clark % the Eureka Club was referee. Lee
took tlr lead from the word Go" and turned
tie mar, twclvr lengths ahead He then watt
rd FIR Johnson TO .ome M with him. AMI then
finished. an easy winner in IS minutes aAd 50
seconds
The next event was for par-oarcd gigs ovor
III, same course. The crews were George Small.
H. g. Rorm". Charl"s Holt coNswain Of the
Ir,on- NJ : johnson. q. W, Smyihe A. II.
lln,V.s =. roN~wa.n. nf the Iurekas. Cornelius
n"u.aIest } -. ". Hlsbic. of the ,Arluackanonk
Al the start thu Aqua ,knnonks ionled the
Iur, kas. wni 'h gave IL" Trtons "a" advantage.
and they soon had 70 lead of two lengths at the
Lur-kas Two lon n-th- behind than. The
A,Iuacknuonk. press "a the rr.tons hard up 10
nhly hut then the latter lrew away and turned
the mark in Z minutes "a = seconds. I'VE seconds
ahead Of the AcGu9ek4n, ,nhS. The Eurekas
were a dozen lengths behind the latter crew.
and stopped before tho mark was reached.
After straightenng ont for home :he Arquack-
nnonks pulled vigorously, and befOre rowing q
quarter ot a mile had sent their bow up ahead
of the Trtons. Tho hitter at this point lost n
scat. which embarrassed them. and the Ac-
quackunonks continued TO Gain to the finish.
and passed il In l6 minutes liA seconds. Tri-
tons time. l6 minutes % seconds.
In the -lN-oarcd barge race the crews were:
Triton Roai Cluh-Deo small, \ Smith. Frank Phil.
nr, Coukhn. Geo " L,e. T. l. Phillips. stroke, II c.
Knminrl. cuN>Wllu.
Ac1uackanonk Rowing Cluh-wm Rce. Y c Bielc. W.
co.l.r, lI-hle G pcmarest e. liishio. stroke
Jas = Williams, cuNswaim
The course was milo and n half straight
away. The start WAS an even ono. hut the Tri-
Running ny to the half the A.qua' 'knnonks
spurted. ana ~ that point he'd hy half II length
the front again. nnd kept the lead to thu finish
winning hy on" length and three-quaIters
Time II minutes | a seconds.
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About twenty years ago Gerard lIarbcs Of
Manciio lil fi-ely accused ami imprisoned IN The
Queens county Jail Tor the murder of RUIN Voorhees, of
llau Edo for which crime scotchman namoi Thomas
Atchcsnn was AterwAri hanged llnrbos tried to hang
himself IN hi cell hut WAS cut down M um' 10 save mt
lite hN sheriff DoNuins What larc- tailed Co dn then,
he accomplished ON Wednesday last lie wns und, rcN.
animation before Jusuc" Davis. un Monday. Nn charge
assault AMI bait upon o ms uDlghlur- ami at
noon WAS allowed 70 70 home Ia DINNER lie Mh-n net
aeon AfttrNhfd until Wednesday mUrui.. wien ms ..h
found ham hanGn. FROM "A beam iu "a corn crih lie
owned well kept iarm ot l0rN acres and ""s ''n>d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

NEWPORT, Aug. 4.-Eight excellent games
OF polo were played this afternoon, before at
least GOO spectators. Tn" Rods won all tho
games. The -dcs were as follows:
Rrn' -Lloyi Bryce, Captain Mcssrs Carroll, Bryce,
and Iiurrs O,luris
BiuRsrs ; lovland Captain, MessrA John Mott
FaTuAu Rogers ami Wilson BROOKS
Mr.. Mott retired after PLAYING two gamcs,
Carriages lined all r.l"s of thu grounds and
policemen had to stop them from going On two
sid"s Of the lot, ts every available spot was Oc-
nuplrN.
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seriou. Iline.. Of Hen DeBsr.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Ben DeBar. proprietor
Of De Bars opera House IN TINS city arrived homo yes
terday suffering from parnNhe stroke which attacked
Linn in Sew York about week ago. His physicnns pro
nouncc the very serious not hopeless there hcns
be SIDES paralysis Of the limbs hni part Of the body,
sutemng n po of the brain Nh Dvbat is Nh, old
thrticai manager IN this country AMI me nll'. i.
actor ~ the world except Bedford huckHlur' a. Lon
don he ha. been tile stage tuiN sN years amt il
taking oil viii he suurc" oi lrrh regret 10 ms hosts o
fIiends and admirers throughout the country.
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John Lcncy. n keeper on Wards Island w,,S
arrested Friday evening by oni,er Crowley icr hav
ing assaulted John Williams. rati, Mt in the Asylum or
the Insane, by striking him on the head with a club
fcney said that while he was leading Williams along
corridor the latter tired to trip hm up. grasping him by
the collar As Williams Is = powerful man. Lcncy was
AFRAID of his hic. aud struck HIM only In seieicnco.
Williams has terrible ensh over the eye, other
injuries he was sent IL uc hospital. where he lies IN
critical condition
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TIE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
I he Cost OF the National Opera House In Loa.
don.

LONDON Aug. i.-Mr Maploson writes to tho
7mS denying the report that the National Opera HOUSE
worli soon q finished He siys finnp, are needed to
bald ihc roof Hni that s-oopl have already been s.
tie building Mr. Nalicson Oh rs thltif any will
Mkc the building aul um.h % hc Will pay ti2,ppor
Alt.Ur NDHrlN rent iu tIc House 90 tunuiun, today
VI tiwarl Jcnk usEANr toe 90 question Tor Nt ss
un ~ he lr tir tiuf lfuf 100 ihc illN lliins tor
National htNlW Nu.i and Drama He .aii he hoped
tie Cove nueut Wuud consider the subject during tho
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Found Dead In his Carriage.

NipDLETowN. y. Y, Aug. 4.-Georgc Cam
nins asci - ycar.a prominent citizen o the own ot
lfanp ptnnnur.h. Orange county was found Yesterday
'ut upitht IN his carriage dead, evidently from an
d. a 1 A lf
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NEU JFRSET.

II Is said that Irnne \. V House. who lol
nor husband. the ii'oro. lHwNNr, near rrn'nu ar
ago recovering iIulu thr tiIA thHt NAs ktt hrf
confined M Nle state asylum
A boy supposed to be- from, Derby. Conn, was
drowned NJ PORN AmhuN tfiihN lie ~'ss'd lnsMhF
tn Sew YORK. nn nc 'oh"nucr NJ lHnN ate" \ HA aan
h,ht Aion. ani ~ r. IA. NJ ca. .,nelc suit
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PORTSMOUTH. ~ H.. Aug 4.-The engineers
road Of New Hampshire. which latter attached on
Wcdne say at the suit Of the National Bank Commerce
oi Boston, were discharged by the company late Thurs
day night hut immediately AFT rMard they were rem
stated by the sheriff and now doing double duty
railroad men ami sherins kccpcrsthc Sheri now hAv-
ins absolute possession and control oi the enginea
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Drowned In the Hudson.

NEwBURGH. Aug. 4.-This evening ak men
In natbotonicd beat the river opposit this city
were swampcd two hundred ysrs from shore FiNe
eung 10 the boat and picked up BY ayacht Waller
D. Bennett aged twenty -eght carlthfi IN uAlhs hl
swim asho bee exhausted aud sunk The body has
not been found.
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A Railroad In tn. uand. Of. Receiver.

CHICAGO Aug A hill in Chanccry has been
rcd ~ the United states Circuit Court By John Dcnni
and John Brooks nf Boston trustees against the
CHICAGO ant Iowa Railroad decree o torrolu-urr
asked sl-o the appointment ui receiver William H.
HOlcO.nO was appointed receiver.
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LONDON. Aug. 4.-The DAILY Nqcs states
that The Channel squadron has been ordered south 10 Vi,
eo hut whether It will proceed further TO Gibraltar and
the Nciltrrrlutn return home after cruise will de-
pend upon the Instructions which arrival
in
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In Cincinnati St Louis Browns. ? Cincin
n,ii. . ln l.'l-,lllr- Lnu-Ntlr. o.. thNH.l.. n
InNril.- Io"r.. %. Rhode Islands, 4 In iu Auoipha
Bostun,, %, Athletics. =
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
THE FIGHTING IN BULGARIA..
RUSSIA PREPdRTNG TO RE7RrEyE THB
DEEEdT Ar PLETNd.
The Ent,-e Imperial Guard Ordered to bs
Mobiiized-A Levy OF las 900 Of the Land
wehr-Russin's strength In the balkans.

wehr-Russin's Strength In the Balknns.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. A ukase has
been issued ordering the Immediate mobliza-
tlon OF the entire corps OF the Imperial Guard
and several other divisions. The major por.
ton OF tho Imperial Guard and some OF the
divisions are TO Join the army in Bulgaria with.
out delay. The remainder of the newly mo-
bilzed troops go to reinforce the army Of the
Caucasus. Another ukasc signed by the Cat
ut Bicla July %. orders levy Of 1888 GOO Of the
Landwehr. The lovies meet with general
enthusiasm.
LONDON. Aug. 4.-The Vienna correspondent
Of the Times hears from Constantinoplc that re-
endorsements are daily arriving and being i'm.
medately despatched to Adrianople
The Times Bucharest correspondent review.
ing the situation. says he thinks the panic In
Roumania groundless. The Plevna defeat will
certainly be retrieved. Discussing the Russian
chance ofhoding the positions in the Balkans.
IL obliged 10 retire to them. the Times cor.
respondent. who recently passed through the
Schipka Pass. telegraphs that 1t Is strongly oc-
cupied and fortified. There are already within
II many trains Of provisions and forage.
Prince Mirsky and Gen. Gourko might hold IL
for fortnight on full ratons. or longer on
4 despatch to tho. Daily Telegraph from
Sukum- kaleh. dated Aug. 2. says, The Turk
ish frlgate MaumOudich hOmbardcd tho Rus
sian batteries at Tchamtrhira on the Both ult.,
silencing every Russian gun. The Maumou-
dieh was considerably damaged. and several OF
tho crew were killed and wounded. Near
Tchamtchira were 5000 TURKS in n critical po-
siton. owing to the advance Of the Russian
army. Hobart pasha embarked the entire force
safely on tho lst inst. under cover of tho guns
OF the fleet. THIS completes the withdrawal OF
the Turkish military, expedition TO the Cau-
caSus. Hobart PaSha has command OF the en-
tire Black Sea forces, consisting OF twenty mem
of-war and transports"
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The rInndcr. NInrher rN.e.

Tho verdict ~ tho jury impanell'd 10 inquire
into fu, sanity u John ~ln. who murder. a ll. VIE
at aul,r- ls THAT smith !, .iur AMI hc WAS rs-
uauIcd Ton trial to the Morustown all.
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At nudnuts at 3 \. NJ IL; G. co.; 0. 72'i
IAN, - 5'.F NJ. .sl', Il ~ o. 7a' H. Jo'.
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JOTIINGS 1BOUT TOUN

ationnry or rising barometer, northwest
is cooler, clear weather.
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1Ror1ING IN nrFrALo.

BUFFALO, Aug. THE seventh and finish
iug nrat nf the unfinished trpt fDrthe 2:2j class
ol yesterday proved an easy victory for II ithard.
, 1877-08-24
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aer ariea. in, Orient.


Son It ontinopel, %. Musult.
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tolien telrsrap6irt. baB Die Siirfen Die
bon ben eriebii6er Sniuraenten erri6-
teien 5danapette gu 2isbena er1tilrmt
baben.
Osmon Yai9a meloet unter'm 81.
Musuif, boB bic rui5iIhs &apal(erie gu
Tereiif peIlid. BON plepna hno su an
tel auf Dem Mese nod Or@anic surid=
seIdlasen wproen 1T. Y
2%onoon, %. Mus. Cine 8erliner
9epeIde an bic rSoilp Stems" mclost,
bub Der Nrotsit Der oeuti@m &ssisruns
aeosn Die @rcuelthutsn Der Sarten bonn
2aiier @llbelm berribrt. Oie 9epei6e
ertldrt: ,Otaleid Der grotst feline
Drobuna sntbdlt, il er oenno@ in iOl-
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seust f.in muB, baB Ssutl9lano imGrn=
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Gin Ye1bsr Correspondent beg Stan
barb" min erfabren baben, oob@roBbri'
tonnien Norbereitunaen trifft, nm elmer
Snterpention Ser iibriasn Mddte i'm
SntereNs oss Grieoens %seseniiber an tire
ten. Sic NoAri6t miro our6 teinen an
oeren gorreiponosnten beitdtist.
Cine pffi,ielIe Nepeibs upn BEN bull
gorii9en @auptquartisre gu @srnepsfo'
Der BON aeitern Nadmittas beri6tet, onB
bie S1laht i'm Sbrpfn- gn9paHe nod
INNER i'm @anee 1T. Ser Teino ernen'
erte BEN @nsriff mebrere Male nit fri~
iden Sruppen, puroe jeoOd isossmol
nit srobsm 0erlule aurud9ei6losen.
, 1877-08-24
9nlanOifde Dspe(d)en.

gIepelonb, o., 2s. Mus.' Sie
@obelmiible Der So. mi1sr & 8rcb al
gtron, 9. netit Den Oasu seborIgen
Nsbensebduben uno elmer sroben Oman:
titdt 9onbol, wurben oeitern ourh6eu=
er seritort. @erlnii $40, OOO-s25,O0O.
8erfderuna $4,000. It..
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tern ihlue md6fsnb tines @smittsrs Der
@lib in Elm &uoerbout. IN ,pslhem Iib
iunf 9erlonen befanoen. George Globe
wuroe ausenbIidli@ setDctst. Grau ST.
ger ftano in bemMusenblide. in meI6em
@Iaoe erldlassn wrros. auf larate
Buildings iiber 8orb in ben Slug uno
ertranf. Sic iibri9en, Elm Mann uno
suei Graum3immer, uurosn i'm Yoote
an bas nfer setriebsn.
Hbilaoe1pbia. %. slus. Sin
9ewiiier Sas. 2oaan tlaste sefern ben
Meser Neliou Barter IL. u. Dor eiu.u1
SriebenSridter an. ZEN Namen nes So.
tess bon Charlie SfoB aefdlidt su babeu
nm @elo gu erlansen. Yarfer fibrteQru
0toE s,uet Wonate lang ont Narrenieil
beium, inoem er i'm %fortmdbreno aui
falide Spuren fiibrte. Der 2lnsefla9'e
1T asaeuwdrtis weaen @rmOrouus isiuer
Trau i'm @eiaugui6s.
, 1877-08-24

setroHsn, I'M Die nriaden oes plDbliden
Sobssfo[les gu ermitteln. Wdbreno Der
eesp0bnli6 bel IoldenNnld7en berrlhen-
Den @nfresuns, Bel oenen 1id eine Men'
Neneieriger sinfinbet, Die nit ibrem gu.
fen &atbe nift hinter Dem 8erae balten,
madte elmer Der Mnmeienben Die 8en1er
flung, boB Die 9si6s i6on lin 3uitanoe
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fraftise Sdnos ausrsifen,+ nm Dem abos
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buna BON Den u~mlfebung BON nen SOB,
ten unter ben umtebe4osn peruriddtG
wurbe nlr pon.ibrer @erpunbeyunQ
iibertrofen. bic iih nber balo leqte, oIs
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&anid eelitten. Ser ginnn 1T Elm
Staliener, Der unldngit nod Burlington
getommcn por. gon Dem Germ, beilen
feline Naie Die Spuren Der i6on einge
t~retenen Germeiuns rod, Fat man niAts
Weiteres Qeb0rt.
Gin I'M NorSolttbsile bon Gunner
County. &anius, onidiii9er FARMER bat
einen Sbtaarten weid,er linn oi les
Sahr bereits 10000 8uidel Bfiriide
seliefert bat.
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nsnlih elm 4rst i'm 3ulianoe Der Srun
felt cine i6mieriaeO perotion 81 mndsn.
beraufnles Der gutient ltarb. Ser GrS1
parne ,peaen Sootidlass in IntlaSeSu'
itanb perleBt.