davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-10-11
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Scr @riea i'm Drirnt.

Gonoon, 10. Sft. Sic SnIdrret'
zion, wclde ON -. September In Del
mitileren 9iitritten BON Dagbefan aug
bro& uub lih Irdter auf bas 'aolid'
Doebtfan a%usosbnte. iaeint n'@t Il
pplndnois untsrbriidt ~ isin. a!s mar
mad Der RiebsrIase Der 5000 Wanr
1tarten nauptmadt Der Sniursenten ON
%. anb "a. Sept. o%nSunsbmeH sensie'
mar. Cine mililde pffsisae Sspsld'
aus aoraia. melbst, bob cine aug 4o0(
Momm befebenoe Mbtbeiluns Der Snlur.
oenten am 80 Sept. uno an 8. Oftobel
s,ldlosen murOe unb $50 Mfann ps'lo'
Ser Werlult Der &uIlen NOR mbeosu.
tcnb. Mnbere Sniurssntenbanoen tuer'
ben nod Don ben &uIlen oerfolat.
Cine gerliner 9sp.i@e meloet, baB
DC rui5iide Yo1iSei abermals cine N'Di'
Ii5ten.@ eri4w5runs entoedt bat. Sn
Mostam uno Gisp 1inb piele 0erbaftun'
gen porsenommen woroen.
Sic @uHen uor Blsiuna babm ibre
Baralele inter 2eitune beg Gen. Soole'
ben snereiih in @n9riff senommen. I'll
fe MnasiAen beuten oarauf bin, oaB Die
Gu1en bic oftipen 6perationen in 9ul'
oor;sn mShrpnh hps minters nihf ein,li=
1tcllen seoenfen.
Giner D.p.ide aus gelerao 3ufolst
bat Die pfor!e cine Gr%flarunacn iber bic
@inunsen Serbisns uno belisn Inter
bonolunseu nit &uB!anb uno &umdnien
seforosrt.
8einabs al. ierbiiden Miliabrisaoen
Der ;weitcn &lafie lino mad Der @ren5s
abmarI9irt. 9ie unt.rbnnoIuussn 3wi'
i6.n Serbien unb @uBlanb lonsn emo.
lid Elm befrieoissnoes &einltat er5ieli
babsn.
Wadrihten aus %Ronnantinopel erse'
ben, Dap Mbmef ggllo palmd gum e0m
monbeur Der tirfiIden Sruppen an Der
@renae Don Serbisn erncnnt iporosn
lit.
Dos Sournal pStaIia" in &om be-
ftrsitet Die Mnsabs, bob Die Nfortt Die
abberufuns beg italisriidsn 2onluls in
&uitIdut seforoert babe.
Sie 9fuIsn iddben ben @erIuit Mufb
tar paidc's in BEN S6lahten bonn 2.
uno 8. Dtt. auf 5000 damn.
Gin Correspondent Der .Norooent~
fden @lsem.ipsn 3eituns" mcloet Gus
gtben /: ..9err Sritoupis, Der srieMiide
Miniiia bes MeuBern. bat Dem britt.
f9en @eianoteu initset6si(t, bob @rie'
denlano ben brobenpen Son Der pIorte
ols einsn msitsren @runo betrodte, lei=
ne militdriidsn @orbcreitunsen 10 balb,
OILS m6slid, Su p~olenhen.'
, 1877-10-11
onlanoif1r Dspr(hsn.

S%orOnto, Ont, 10. Oft. Dian
best 8efarbtunsen fir Die Si9rbeit
oss S9ooners rSpssopeu," Der am ltb
ten Oienita9e nit elmer 21oung Mais
na1 O~soeusburg oofubr. unb Don pem
man ieitoem Nihts msbr 9eh6rt bat. gs
,naren funI Matroien am Bpro. S1iife
Die BON bier I'm oieielbe 3eit abginasn
limb isiiosm bin uno suriif eefabrsn.
BorOsitern witbsts ben san3en Sag Gin
Siiomeltfurm.
2tam II 9 I o n, Ont, 9. Oftober.
, 1877-10-11

WaDreho oes Qe1ts'9en Stllrmes tpltroen
apei Yrabme in Der Ndbe~ bieies Ortes
auf Den 9trano 9,trieben. giner ber=
ielben tpuroe aertriimmert, uno oue am
Boro befinolide perIoncn. aug 5 Madn<
rern uno elmer Grau b%efebene, ertran.
tn.
@IouceTer, Ma6, 9. Oft. @sit
9eifern @beno niitbet Elm fur9tharer
@itoolfnurm in bieier @egenb. utb mcbr
als 800 Gobr3eu9e baben 3uflu6t i'm
bielisen 6afen seiu6t. Ser G6oonsr
~5isbflper wuroe ee9cn IL lbr in Der
per9ansenen gla6t ouf Der SDbe BON
Sen ponno- Sslanb BON Sem Sdooner
n9snrp s. Madap" in SEN @runo ee-
bobrt. uno Die Mannidaft rettete nit
senauer Rofb bas nadte 2eben. Ser
uMadaD1 co1ioirte an6eroem nit Fem
ehooner r8onnp Gloiie" aus Yropinte.
towt, unb bas lebtsre Gobrseus biiBte
iein 8u9lpriet Elm. Ser BON Bolton
mad Bangor beltimmte Oampfer Gam
bridge" bat Ben sor3en Sag bier Dor
Nnter 9eIeeen, Die See sebt iebr bod.
. o IT. n. 8. Ott. @sitern Ma9-
mittas iblnsen Suei 8oote I'M 0afen
Dor Der Jalun Barre lin, nnb elmer Der
BARN 9efinoliden, Namens @eors Gros@
By Don 9un, ertronf. Soibua Yuttsn
BON bier, Der lid in rem anoeren Yoote
befano. wuroe serettet. Crosby bate
ii@ Su elmer Observation-Disclosures wdbreno
Der sesenmdrtisen Wade ocrbinoli9
semadt uno mar nit Batten b~inausse.
ruSert, UNI iih ba3u einsuiben.
insbampton, q. g.. 10. Oft.
worseIern Nadmittas lsuroe eiwa 7
Meile::: bon bier i'm Waloe oas Sfslst
zines u~nbtfannten. uobIsetleioeten Man
mes sefunoeu. Santlbe mlB bort ldnger
aIs Elm Sabr ssIesm iein!. Man entoet-
te feline Spur, Die iber Die Sbsntitdt
bss Mann.s oosr iibsr Die Mrt ieines
Sobes MuiidIub seben t6nnte.
NIIentown, 3d.. 8. Ott. Ser
Oampftsiiel in Dem gil.nwerte oes Srn.
59msper gu Maeunsi. in Der Ndbe bic.
Ter Stabt srplobirte seIern. Gin anu.
be, Namers Osmalo. wuroe getootet.
GbieasO, 10. Oft. Cine Dom s..
Ottnb.r tatirte Gspeids Der ~Sribiine"
aus Sort Benton, Mont., enibalt Sol.
seno.s: Ser 2unbidofter. weldsr Ri
Na9ridt iter has lebte Srsffer spii6en
Dem General Miles uno ben M.s Yelces
ibsrbro4te. srsdblt, bob 3duptlins So
lepb ii6 ols @sfan9ener in 6anosn Der
8unotstruppen beiano uno ipdter aeaen
ben lieutenant Suome pcm 2. Gapols
lerie.H eaiment. pelher bon ben Snbias
nern eefongen 9enommen uorosn tpar,
ous9ewshl.lt pn,oe. Dte Mngabe CT.
manselt DC. 8tltdti9uns."
, 1877-10-11
@eprae 6ibfpm, IT,,
(Na9tsIser BON 8saoss & @iblpn.)

(fa9tsIeer BON asloss & @iblpn.)
81 o. 1901 81 a i Stra6e
Smpotteur nnb gambler in
alien Surten ForseIau. GuS @las.
Waareu, iotuie in uerihiebenen
Nrten SausbaItunesse-
ratbihafter.
Sd babe fcebsn btrsft erbaiten cine neu
6prm WirtbIbafts- GIaiGen uno ale Mr,sn
won @lalsr, ariltaa-6l lten, Gbamp,guer-
Older, Elm rouss enforcement BON 8icrald-
firm. Gisbalter orer Wa1erfiblsr s9erissr-
atcrS,~ fpwie cine grc6e Auswahl ron fran3S-
Il&en unb ensHl9tu rrr;suan.
, 1877-10-11
Gbanien.

Moorio. 10. Oft. 9os Sinoernib.
wel1ss bisher Ser 9slrotb s,uil9en Dem
G0niee Alfonlo UNI oer4ripssiin Msrs
ccbes, So6t.r Deg 9erSoss D. Montpsn-
lier, eniltanb, ndmlih Die l1npopularitdt
bes Yaters Der Yraut. iolI our@ Die glb.
reiie bes 9.r3oss aus 5panien beititist
tueroen.
, 1877-10-11
NerIbernna as @efenf.
Gtrsinia
TeMer an0 marinc
INSTRUMENTATION .
Capital S615, 900.
offices: 1915 Maiu GtraEe.

Disfe @srIberunss- @s1eal6aft 1T lGcn i'm
Sabre 1882 tns 2eben eerufen mnp bat ft
tets ais cine Der befen unb iderten @eIsn-
td,atten B tpielen uiso felt ibrer Gnt1ebuna
$2,5Q0,OOO fir gerIii1e besa5It.
Ole barbf9nitfIt6s Disieente tetrue IL
pro3t yer Mnnulm ieit ibrsr 81 .nouHs.
@ir eriudsn Nas, ptlds Gerfterunsen
~ MAIDEN babel,, In unlef t SfTcs, SO.
1915 Daai1 Ctr, DcrsuiW fen, pber uns
eurA bic pcit su bena9riht cit.
W. : GotarDin, Vtaf snt.
moi gautmel q. Wilis, Ssfr.
, 1877-10-11
Endurance
g. nj y a y,
Np. $40 Walnut StraBt, =. ~,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.U
S%aenrporirt 1910.
Boar Capital. ""..".$ 400. 900 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,2SO,076 II

Brunbeiaentbum in vb lubelpbia
unh I'm EHuplfia 9afen""""$t5O,1O0 90
Bombs unbpppotbeten, sraes@eI 431,989 30
Oarleben nit Gaaatera's ....... 1877. $50 90
Out aeIGerte @runbmietben"... 41,040 80
6 fenbabn, &anal unb aolsm-
Gompaeuie Benbs........." 1855 90
Gilenbabn unt anbsre Mfti n..... 1886 90
0sreinisttn Staaten OarIsben... tlO,250 90
@taat. County unb Stabt Oars
:.:sb.n Observation-Disclosures. $500 90
, 1877-10-11
GgDbten.

2pnbon, 10. Oft. Ser 0erluh Die
8abama.S en.Ylonas ingspp.
ten einsufabren, io1 feblseidIasen iein
, 1877-10-11

CSrssere In3eteen tyer'en Wt8er bers~as''
Ndt sber reniaer Bel rbtlbct ttnsn Saadfe.
gne Mn,esaen anb I'm gsraus au sahltn.
Die 3eitunq wtrb In 6ibmcnt n1b t1nt'
s,aens sou bet arassrn fir IS 9snts per
Wche dusgetrageu.
, 1877-10-11
@trginta @taatS<@ a5etlt
tasts teraasseseben son
3obn 9. psin.
80. 8 3mGlfte Strafe.
Ni9monb,B a.

pretie her Nnseisen:
, 1877-10-11
. e U
Spar II. Gerliderungsse1eQihaft
OF PETERSBURG, VA.

Gerlufe beaebtt felt Sncp,porirt.. $482, 944 &c
untesablie @srluae (ni9t fauiS) l,400 90
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TaIr C.p,UpE nFKARsE
Tue Dafenses StOrmed by $4,000
Russla ns- stubborn Resistance
Made-.lO, 900 Ottoman Sol
diers and 800 Guns
X Captured.

LONDON, Nov. ia special dispatch
to the Daily News, dated Veran Kaleh
near Kars Sunday evening says:
"Kars was captured by $4,000 Rus
SLAMS, who. climbed the steep rocks, ra M
parts and walls, and stormed an equal
number of desperately ghting Turks in
a headlong flight over their bitches and
parapeIs, compelling them to die or sur
render. The escalade had been origi
nally fixed for the 18th, but it was post
poned owing to had weather. The prih.
cipal attack was made on the Southern
forts. Gen. Lazaroff commanded the
right wing, consisting of the Fortieth
Division, and attacked Hafz Pasha, a
fort crowning a steep rocky height
Gen. Count Grabbe, with regiment of
Moscow grenadiers, and q regiment of
the Thirty ninth Division, assailed the
center, the Kanli- -Tabis, the three towers
and the citadel. The Ardahan Brigade
and another regiment Of Moscow Gren-
adiers, under Gems. Roop and Komaroff,
forming the left wing, assaulted Fort In
glis fMuchliss p on the north. I
-assThe attack began in the center at s.
go O'Clock on Saturday evening, when
Count Grabbe led his brigade againstthe
Kanli redoubt, and himself fell dead at
the frst onset, pierced by bullet
Capt. Kwadmicki, of the seth regiment,
wasr the first to enter the redoubt at III
o'clock at night. His sword was cut
clean out of his hand, and his clothes
pierced The. redoubt surrendered early
in the morning, and then the three tow
ers, almost simultaneously witt. the cap
ture of the Kanli redoubt. 1,l ssea
i, 'sThe citadel, Fort eSuiwarri, and Fort
Ha6z Pasha,were captured by ASSAULT ~
By daylight on Sunday morning. Gen.
Lazaroff's troops had made progress as
far as the capture Of Fort Kara Dagh, -
The other forts, especially the Arab Ia.
bia on the east, and the Tchakmak Tabis
on, the west, maintained stubborn re:
sistance until 5 O'Clock, when all of the
garrison which could escape fled toward
Erzerum. But these were subsequently,
overtaken by the, dragoons and Cossacks
and brought back prisoners. g9i',fa '.s'
"The fortress, and City Of Kars, with
800 cannon, stores, ammunition, cash,
etc, fell into Russian hands. The Turks
lost 5000 killed and wounded, 10,00t
prisoners, and many. flags. The Russian
loss isf about 2,70Oa The Russian sol
dierss made bat tfiaing booty, and spared
peacefdi citizens, women and chIldren.2-
Cen ELoris Melikoff directed the battle
during the day. The Grand Duke Mi
chael was present alsn. The former en-,
tered the rcity at IL O'Clock on Sunday
morning.21q oil asd1 59list. asSl is.
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III
~ BaItimOreTNoy. 10 Beef Cattle
Very best on sale this week, "a 5@54t
That generally rated first quality, 4@be
Medium or good fair quality, 3@4e
Ord'ry thin Steers, Oxen & Cows, 2@24t
General average Of market this week, =
Extreme range Of prices, 2@5it
Most of the sales were from 34@44t
y Beeves-Quotations, 24@33c,few sell
ing at the latter price, 80 s,', =,
Mich Cows-The market has beer
dull and Cows scarce Quotations 25@
S. 90 per head, at retail. i'fiH is,si1 edi
Swine-Quotations 54@64c, with bat
few sales and these of selections at the
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Sheep-We quote Sheep at 3t@5c
with an exceedingly few at the latter
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wThe capture Of Kafs, nov, jus

~ f~The capture of Kars, now, just
atthe beginning Of the Armenian Win
ter, is an inestimable advantage to Rus
sia It Is the loss to Turkey, not only
of munitions of war which she can not
easily replace, and the services Of 49,
600 men, Killed, wounded, and prison
ers, but also of eErzefum and 9 all
Armenia. General Melikof's army is
released to join General Heymann's,
and with this preponderance' of strength
the capitalcannotnbe long held. The
"details ofthe storming of the Kanli re-
doubt and Kara Daghi fortress illustrate
the splendid bravery of the Russian
soldiers noless than the improved mil
itary science of the commanders
Though flushed by the pride of such a
victory, and perhaps aulittle inclined to
.underyalue the desperate defensive en-
.ergy of the forks, it is not likely that
the Russian generals will be guilty OF
any blunders serious enough to change
the fate of the campaign In very
short time they willdpossess Armenia
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4gTbe Marion Mirror contributes
to Senatorial literature a carefully pre-
pared and timely record of Gen. Nor.
CANS political career. We hope that
Bro. NEWCOMER will see to il that the
paper containing it is brought to the no.
tice of every member of the Legislature.
If there be other aspirants with ugly re-
cords, show them up. Let there be light
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! ;a'll marry any B|gir1 fnEtbe toonythat
win have me-" said a fellow in ball
room in Franklinville, N. Y "I'll take
you,' said a girl The marriage cere.
mony was performed on tie spot within
half an hour. ,-
1.-The Commissioners efthe Zee Mon
ument Association of Richmond have
postponed for one year the award for an
equestrian statue of Gen. Lee, because a
disagreement with the ladies' Memorial
Association; and ailack of money with.
out their aid. siiiD 6fi-aH .peiasv isa
A Fall River factory girl dreamed
that she would be stricken dumb at 4
certain hour, and since thattime she has
not spoken-is unableto utter alsylIable
as she says in writing. Doubtless she il
monomaniac, but in every other respec
she is physically and mentally healthy.
fiff. IN --sts. ~ 81 f,fso "a ssefttt5 = n
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WbeeIinp.a.Itvr SrocklYaRbsI.

Wheeling-LfvE SrocKl Z YARDsi-
NovJl20 Cattle Arrivals 38e head
Ordinary to common 24@3c! icommon
Ito fair 81 3@3Ac, fair to choice 34@4c.-
Extra choice will bring 44c. Mostsaies
at 34@3ac. Demand fair. 52i&" ioI
Hogs-Arrivafs 4f4 head. Common
and light 3a@4c, packing 4@43c, choice
butchers Al i@4aca7 Demand fair in a re-
tail waysi 59doeai i,'ofo1 yai1I.S
Sheep--Arriyals l7ahead.i Sold at.33a
@4c. s'aia5A 10 o@uEo sli IL
Lambs-Arrivals Is head Sold at
|43@5c. 10 Yoiaj o. 6y.isa yaa 'gbsa 81
Mich Cows-Arrivals 2, In fair de,
mand at 26@59 00,,E !, 4aose ssT
CalyesrnIn good demand at .3@l0 90.
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ryThe Roman corrrespondenrt ofthe

.cE The Roman correspondent of,the
Cologne Gazette writes that the Order
Eof Jesuits which, about twenty five years
ago, when Father Beckx, the present
general, commenced his rule, numbered
some 1000 members, has since increas-
ed to $500. Two further remarks made
/ by the correspondent are Of some inter
est-first, that the Order has secured its
entire dependence of the Papal See,
financially by the; Peters pence, and
morally by the clerical press; which II
controls, and which thunders' down ev-
cry anti. .Jesuitical movement; and, sec.
ondly, that Notwithstanding the impo-
sing power Of the Order, it may be fore
seen that its relaxed interior discipline
will lead to catastrophe within it. l'p
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wThe papers in the lower counties

HThe papers in the lower counties
of this district are discussing candidates
for Congress. Bro. JONES presents q
claim for Athens County which deserves
consideration. Still, he expresses a vii.
lingnessto support, among others, Buell.
of Washington,o H B.SMrTH OF Meigs
Some sad blunders have been made
by the Democratic Conventions in this
district, but to nominate BUELL., or
SMITH, or JENNINGS would not be blum.
der. Is t3t5l f4.ifs
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II
iaEM Moneybags points,to the differ.
ence OF seven per cent between. the price
of silver dollar and the price Of agoM
dollaE sste cppolasiyereasen why silver
should not be r1adsinto money.
with precisely the same pfopriety he
migHtpoint toths difference ID price be!
tween ! sheet u blank paper and 4 sheel
Of Thousand dollar bills asasconclusiys
reason whyno bank bills should beprint'
eddie aaf bar .saal fest eE@ sao si9I,in'
In eithet case when tte lower pricef
article becomes p ,ney the difference sasls dis dis
appears-ae hgE .vHnI ;s9l hi gfGn nHfIs
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Gy HENRY B. PAYNE has been inter.
viewed, He seems to have modified his
hard money theories since he left Con.
gress, but hard money man, as the
phrase is now understood, cannot be.
and should not be, sent to the q, S, Sen
ate from Ohio during the present crisis
in our financial policy. frzt x, ber rcs
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In a wedding in Athol, Mass, the
groom was 76 years old, and had been
previously married four times. The
bride was II. ~
The Secretary of War has issued an
order directing that "all trophies and
emblems of victory over the Confede.
rates be removed from all army organi.
cations and quarters.
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A New Enemy of the wheat.
Westminster Advorate.)

Mr.. Abraham N Hess, Of Taneytown
District, broaght to this office, .on Mon
day last, lot of earth taken from the
wheatfeld of Mr.. Millard Shoemaker =
The earth was filed with small, thread
like worm, about as thick as spool cot
ton, and it cuts the stem off just at the
germ, which causes it to assume yel-
low appearance, and soon die. In some
places the worm has been very destruct-
i've. We suppose ii Is similar to the
worm WHICH has caused 50 much de.
Structlon in other parts of the State -
The late sowed wheat has not been ef-
fected by it.
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n. q Cot NAG Koag saueIi pKlasAa
Farms for Salesy,svaai

THRM containing 22o acres, on the Ohio
Z ,Riyer, II miles above Clsringtop; 1al 1fppl
.dasiiiag housssa bAsA, 1yt5 kbscco kohissi
thesqrshsrds Containing 900 tseeG srafssd
fruit; vineyard Of Concord grapes.
alRARM OF ITS ACRE.Sr,1
One mile from river. four miles from Clahns.
ton, 40 acres cleared, balance we'll tipbered
orchard ~ ttfsss, Wtlfs sen whole u idivids
in tracts.
Also; one acre in Clarington; house and
orchard on. same. FOR particulars AND
terms call shl OF sddress ,1shoois II e
.yesT1W szKAl J0HNfGo0bHUK,zf Il
ocs30s77wa,i elarington, Monroe CosA q
.YAW Il sAR0HI
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aEwe aresnot quite certain that the
Democrats in Congress who voted
against an appropriation for the Paris
Exposition OF 1873 covered themselves
with glory as with amantle. el ssiil
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mAyTheintrepid heroism displayed by
the Russian soldiers in storming Kars
places them at the head Of The harles,
fighters ID Europe. The history Of :
century affords scarcely, half a dozen ex
amplesof SO brilliant anachievement.
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~After all is WASH MCLEAN the
"dark horse" of the Enquirer for Sena.
tor2 And does this account for the
cold shoulder that paper presents 10
PENDIEToN? Oh no, guess not.