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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-07

finished next year. II is desirable to
have the first planted while Tie water Is
low.
Captain Il. 5. lerkcs, calls his new
Arkansas river packet the Ross City"
and she will soon be completed.
There was a light frost at Plttsburg
on the morning of the Bird.
In publishing report of DR.. Waldo Of
the Marine hospital we made an error.
The following is the way it should have
read
No OF patients on hand Aug. l,....,o. %
Admitted during August......,.... IS
Discharged Observation-Disclosures, 20
" I'ird Observation-Disclosures. i
Emanining on hand Aug. 81 ,...". II
'ru'1l number days relief furnished ISL
No patients furnished Office relief. 81
No. pre- criptions, to the same.....,,,... 80
Applicants rcjected",..".........,,. 1
PursHURG, Pa, September j.-The
river is about the same as at last report.
the channel depth being 10 inches and
ldlllHE W. SAO"AN' iI'lt - nv buslH' -
doing below the suspension bridge.
Tile National Board Of Steam Nayga-
ton convened here to-day, Thomas
clyde, OF Philadelphia, occupying the
chair, in the absence Of the president,
John Allen. The st. Louis delegates
are Capt j. NJ. Bollinger and Capt. l..
W. Gould. The business transacted was
principally OF a routine character. The
executive committee will report to'mOr-
row. Capt. Gould offered the following
which was adopted:
Rssoirci, That while the objects OF
this board are principally national in
their character, it is Iegitimatcly within
its province to consider local subjects OF
general interest, when coming under the
head of navigation, or matters intimately
connected.
Capt. Gould gave notice that at sub
scqucnt meeting he would offer some
resolutions TO practically put into effect
the foregoing. About 200 delegates are
in attend nee. The session will last for
several days, md promises to be very
interesting.
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Intermittent Fever

l. so common ia the country a, scarcely
TO need comment. The causes which
produce it are such as cold, irregular
living, over eXertion, low spirits, night
air, exposure to masmatic cNhalations
a.. In large cities where edge tools
and agricultural implements are manu-
tdcturcd, the grinder protects his lungs
from the injurious effects Of the dust
flying of the grindstone by wearing a
resprator. The coal miner ere he de-
scends the shaft prJyides himself with a
safety Lamp to guard against llrc.damp.
Now it Is equally necessary Tor those
who are brought in contact with any OF
the causes leading to intermittent fever,
to provide themselves with that well
known and highly esteemed remedy
againstit, the home stomach bitters.
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Ed. BraXtOn has returned 10 his old
stand in the Reiser building, where he is
better prepared than cvG to accommO-
date ms patrons and the public who
may favor him with u call. lie has gone
to considerable expense in fitting up a
couple of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all the latest inn
proyements and conveniences. He en-
plOys only first class workmcH and those
who patronizc him will have their wants
attended to IN style and will receive
courteous treatment If
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CORN.

! -OlNN'
There Is no improvement in the condi-
tiOn OF the corn market, There 10 con-
siderable in tho hands of dealers, the
great bulk OF which is held at shippers
limit. Receipts are very light No sales
were reported.
OATS.
There is fair demand for oats, and
receipts are taken on arrival at 2G@27c
in bulk. The stock on the market il
small, sales reported were | car good
white in bulk, &c; } cars good mixed,
2G!c,
HAY.
The stock OIL the market is good, with
no demand. Prices are still lower and
weak at quotations. Sales reported were
car strictly choice Timothy, $40; car
choice mixed, 20; car choice mixed |,
50 81.
NEAL.
The stock OF City meal Oh the market
is limited though equal to the demand,
which il light. Sales reported were 100
bbls. City, 81 3O@2 80; 100 bbls. country
Kiln dried, 81 1902 10.
BRAN.
Bran is in large stock and dull at s. in
bulk and $40 in sack. Sales reported
were made a: these prices.
POTATOES.
Potatoes are in fair supply, and re-
ceipts are liberal. The demand is mod
erateIy active and prices steady at $50
Acc per bushel, and 81 2j9l 80 per Dbl
POULTRY.
| Receipts of poultry are fair and the
stock on the market good. The demand
is good and prices steady at quotations.
Sales were , cOOps young chickens,
IL 80, . coops old hens, 81 so; ! coop
young chickens, 81 %; 2 coops old hens,
50 80; coop old hens, - %; coops
mixed chick ms, 81 2jG2 %.
BUTTER.
Choice butter is scarce and in demand.
Receipts are light, and the stock on the
market small. Prices are 2G3c higher.
Common aud low grade butter is plenty
and dull. Sales were 20 pals Southern
Illinois, Pa lJc; 10 pals choice diary, 20
age; - tubs diary, medium grade, l4G1
lie.
EGGS.
Supply light and very few arriving.
Prices are higher, and sales were made
to-day at l2@l3c. Sales reported were 3
boxes, l3c; boxes. l2Ql2!c; 100 dozen,
l2!; 200 dozen in small boxes, l3c; 200
dozen straw stained, lie.
PROVISIONS.
Sales provisions were bbls. sugar
cured canvassed hams, l0ac.
LARD.
Sales lard were 10 kegs refined, kettle
rendered. Zoe; , tierces do, %.
ONIONS,
Choice onions are worth soc per
bushcl. The supply on the market is
not large.
FRUIT.
Fruits hot 50 plenty, and prices are
more regular and trine higher. Sever
al small lots of choice peaches sold to
day at 30@40c per box. and pears az $50
SOC. Grapes are not plenty. Prices are
SG9c per ID.
VEGETABLES.
Vegetables are plenty and cheap.
Prices are very low. Cabbage sold to.
day at s3G3 80 per 100; tomatoes SOC;
and all other articles in proportion.
SALT.
Sales salt were 800 bbs. Ohio river,
81 80; 200 bbls. st. Johns, 81 49,
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Executives Notice.

Estate OF LOUIS BIattcau, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
EXecutrix OF the last viii and Testament
Of Louis Blatteau, lae ofthe County of Alex
ander an State of Illinois. deceased, here
by gives notice that she will appear before
the County Court OF Alexander County, at
the Court House in Cairo at the October
Term, on the 3rd. Monday in Octo Der next,
which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and request
ed TO attend tor the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. ALI persons indebted to
said Estate are requested TO make immedi-
ate payment to the undersigned.
Date thi, oath day OF August, A. ID. 1877.
MARGARET BLATTEAU,
CIV EXecutriy.
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&OTICg TO CONTRACTORS
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
m. 1L~I

Cairo, Ills, sept. ., ls77.
Special proposals will be received at this Office
until o'cloCkp p. m, Thursday, Sept. 20, ls7T7,
Tor the filling and grading Of Walnut sire ct
between Eleventh ard Fourteenth streets. Also
of Sixth street between Washington avenue and
Walnut street.
The amoun( of oil in each to be Gye hundred
yards, and made under the supervision and di
rectiOn OF the committee on streets.
Proposals will be received for each, or both
toget err
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
j. b. PHlLLIs, City Clerk.
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FRESH sADDLE-RocK OYSTERS
AT
Charley PfiAerlinss.


That InsidiOus Zoe 10 iseal,n.
An atmosphere impregnatcd with the
seeds OF malaria. is rendered harmless by
the timely use OF llostcttcr's Stomach
Bittcrs; aud II a resort to his benign pro-
tcc,ive agent has unwisely teen deferred
until the fever fits have developed, 1t will
hayc the effect Of checking them and pre-.
venting their return. This statement is
corroborated by thousands who have
tried tins medicine for fever aud aguc
and bilious rcmittent fever. besides al.
icctions OF the stomach, liver and bowels
peculiarly rife IN malarious localities.
Throughout the West, indeed in every
part OF the American continent where
malaria prevails, it is the accepted specl-
tic. Nor is the area of its usefulness cir,
cumscribei by the limits of the United
States, since 1t Is widely used in South
America, Mexico, Australia, and else
wher,.
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\ iinc farm OF eighty acres. situated
thrce.quariers ola mile west OF Hodges
Park. Fifty arces are cleared and wei
fenced, the balance Is in good timber
land. For particulars apply 10 W. b.
Brown. on the farm. Letters should be
addressed to the Hodges Park postofjco.
4w. d&w.
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y. p. Kunkers Bi,ier Wine OF Iron

This trnly valuable tonic hss been - thor
oughly tee ted BY oil classes Of the community
that IL Is now deemed Indispensable &C. tome
medicine. IL costs but male, purI'lrs Tie
blood and gives tone 10 the stomach, rcnOEates
the system snd prOloDgs lie Everybody
should have Il,
For the cure Of Weak StOmAchg, General De-
bliiy, Indigestion. Diseases Of the stomach
and for all eases requiring tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable an !
efficient salt oil ir.n We pOssess--Litraic pl
magnetic oxide combined IN the most ener-
gene Of all vegetable tonics-IsliOw Peruvian
Bark.
DO you wat something % strengthen you
DO YOU want good appetite
30 ynu want 10 get rld OF nervnusntss
DO you want energy
DO you want 10 sleep well
DO you want 10 build mp your constitution E
DO you want 10 feel well
DO YOU want brisk and vigorous feeling
II You o, ny kUSHkL's BITTER WINE
% IRON.
only ask trial Of this great medicine
Beware Of Cnlnterfei,s, hs hunsps Bitter
Wlreo. Iron ts the Only sure and .1-ctuUl
remedy In he known world Ior The permanent
cue Of DYSPEPSIA ant Debility and as there ARE
n numb, Of imltatiuns Offered 10 TIE public
! would caution tue community ~ pHrch'-r
none but the .vnuiuc article. manufactured Dog
h.. Eu.. lei, and having hi sfaWp on tie c4ik
II every bottle. The vary fac, inst uth,rs are
ito worth aud sleILs NsluIncs in - ity r. get
HE genuine. l.. }. kuEkels.
sold only IN 81 hotuH. sod by dwggistr
md dealers every where. !. +. kEnsHi Pro-
nretlr, ~ SVuh N,aIH atrcet, fhiiad"iI, hia.
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CITY NEWS.
FRIDAY September :, ls0.


The Jo-partnership heretofore exist
ing between /. Farnbakor and T. s..
Haas, under the firm name OF Farnbahcr
Il Haas, /, this day dissolved by lAnira-
ton. All debts Cue the late firm viii BE-
collected by the undersigned.
|. FARNBAEIE.
Cairo, HIS, September lst, lS71.
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! OF this great rnehlcInc.
TApE WORM REMOVhD ALIVE.

Head aud al complete Ia two hours. NJ
IL. til head rass,,. seat, Pin and stomach
Wouus removed by Or. kHnhel, 90 >or'h
Ninth street. Philadelphia, "a. send for cir
rular or AK you dtugsl.l tor both" of br,
kunLsl's Worm lmp. Il ncyeriJ!s. Pgic' vi
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Notice is hereby given that the firm OF
+. \. WhccIOck & Co. is tins day dis.
solved by mutual consent. II. Leighton
will continue the commission bushes, in
his own name, he having assumed all Tie
liabilities and being entitled alone to
collect all outstanding accounts of the
old firm. l.. 4. WHEELOCK,
II. LEIGHTON.
ARG. 3lst, lS17. l-lW
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RATES OF ADyERrIsi>G.

! yy-All bills for siyertifIns, ar' due an pey-
! able ~ ADVANCE
Transient advertising Will bs inserty'' At Do.
rate OF u ~ pGr square lor the lIpt lus rtl3n
mud % cents Tor each subsequent one llbtrui
discolnt " III he Bsde on standing aud dispI
| advertisements
| For inaertins Fun,ul notice 81 ~ Notcr OF
meeting of socioics Or secret oTdefs % cent? for
each insertion
| Church, Society, FESTIVAL and super nOtices
will only be inserted as advertisements
| No advertisement viii be received ct !ess than
b. cents. and no advertisement Will be inserted
for less than three dollars yer month
LOCAE BUsINLss NOTIFIES
OF one square lS lines space or more, in
serted in tie BULLETIN as follows lLcss
than ono .quare counted as square,
One insertion per quarc..."..."""...9 90
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Three insertions per square. %
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Special rates made on large advertise
ments or for longer time,
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LOCAL nusISLss NOTIFIES
UNION BAKERY,
LOWER THAR EVER!

owing 80 the pTcscn, hard limo and
scarcity Of money, | vii, after thu date,
Sell bread nj zoe. per dozen, or .
Leaves for . Cents.
Also Cakes Pies, etc atlrcporiCUteIy
low prices.
These good. arc Of the very he't Ia the
city, and will recommend themselves a.
such.
Orl,r. rom abroad viii receive
prompt attention.
FRANZ KRAlKN,
PrOp'r Union Bakery,
Commercial Ave, bet. An sud 9TH 81,
caro-, Augusta. III
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~ 4. WHEELOCK X co.
Il General Forwarding and Commission
merchants, and dealers In all kinds II Fruit aud
Produce. 81 Ohio Icvee COnrigHmcnl- sVlic
led, Stencils furnished on aspiration.
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The market is more active, and trans
actions since lastreport have been liberal.
Prices are iirmer and more regular. Re.
celpts are good and stocks on the mar.
ket fair, Sales reported were:
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Arc. 3lst, lS17.
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Farm For Sale.

Cairo, HIS, September lst, lS7
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-14
Rrie9snabrt6ten.

Die eeier, rel&e BITE Na&rt6t Don ether
enlightenment SGla&t sptlasn ben &ufen
unb Shrfen errrarten, perben itG aud beute
sstduf6t tnben. Msbrere GsfsGte fanben
ipar tn Slein'@fen fat, bod Dbne emit
iheteeneen Grfclg. Die neue1en DepefGen
melDen fOleenbes:
e%onbon, 8. Sult. geslslt6 Der SaG'
lase an Der Donau wtrb eemelbet, baB bic
NaGrtGten pom ben raf6sa SOrtiGrtttsn,
wslGe pte &ufen auf tbren1 @arfGe tn bas
Snnere Der 8%ulsaret ssutaGt babsn pCtlten,
unsssrlnbet feten. StrnOpa 1T nod nt6i
tn tbren 9e(se. Die bis iest seunelpeten
S4taGten fOnnen uents raebr ale @Crpo>
lfsn'@efeGte 9ewefen fetn, benn bic &uHen
itno nit tbren gCrberettuneen nod ntGt
fcwett, UNI ernflt9 ans @ert seben su fOn'
nen. Das tart.fAe Sefun sspiered 1T un-
perfebrt unD fur bic 10000 bet 9tfowa
ilber bic DOnau eefesten &ufen ntGt wsnt-
ger futGttar. ats renn General 3tmmer.
man ntGt BET 8raila ben 9trOm uber-
fHr,tten unb bic DobrubfHa pom TetRbe
sefdubert bate benn befen 10000 Rann
mullen NIT ben gefasunsen Der bret fart
befsfisten Yldse 9afenbfAe, @tlifrta unb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-14

Den pfarrbdufsrn. uslde relt9t5ie Sc
meinpsn bsfisen. au etbsben. inpem c,
f6 In letner @nti6etouuB auf Ssrttou
7O7, RapiteI. 1, Ettel 6 Der @eleBe bee
Staatss Soma ftlste. Secp6 pas
Sbsrsert&t Ieste pte bstrsfenre SsetiOn
anoers auS.
Nus Dem Mormpnenlan be
miro Der Nurps Wmertfa eelbrieben
Gs btIfte fir bic Qeitr Sbres rrertben
Slattes ni6t aans obne 9nterei1e letn
aud ctnmal @twas pom fatbOlilhen
eeben tn Der 6auptRaOt lltab's 3u Yer'
nebmen. Das eanse utab territory
mag 9e9snwdrti9 citca 10000 unp
Salt gafe 2O-25,O0O @inwobner
adblsn. Bon 9es'ern aeb5ren u~nssfdbr
700 Der fatbOIilden Rtr&e an. Gtne
srSBere Anaabl EatbOltfen aber lebt tn
ben ;eritreut umberltesenben Ortl&af-
ten. Sir ben @ottesetenf In Der
baupttapt unp far Dte ptelenM iltons>
hatiOnep finD essenwdrtts prei Geits
l'6e aneefeut, wel6e in Salt 2afe City
wObnen. Der reliet5le Gifsr Der Sas
iboltfsn TT IN erfrsulider 3unabme be-
9riTen. BelOnoers ueroient INN Dte
fatbclilAe NelteiOn uno Bilpun9 Der
9useno MAIDEN ftb bte S6wefern BON,
bl. Sreu3 aus NOtre DAME, 5uDiana,
ote bier etne Mepe,luGuus sesrinUet.
etne auIbIdbenoe NcaoemY unD stn tlet>
mes Dolpttal unter tbrer Hettune baben.
Nutter N. Nusufa uno Sdwsfter
poly GrOss ftnp aber au6 pie 8eetene>
ten Yerl5nltdfetten. rru, ptelen betper
S%nfituten mttSesenu or3uReben. Zen
beeen 8ewets, wte alIsemein pte st.
Mary's IcacemY BON Der bielisen De>
o6lterunB ssa@tet III, sstete Ute SrOee
lbetlnabme an Der 5fsntlt6en S1lub>
prlfans ben 20. Stunt. Der erobe
Saal mar gum grorddsu uoQsefopft
uno aussmetnes Sob iber bic eeifun>
gen Der eebranfa!t muroe auseeiprp,
den. Die Iustbeilune BON prdmten,
BON &rSn5en uno sOiUsnsn GbrensWe>
patQons btloete etnen feterlt6 ernfen
SdluBaft. Der refine 0elans unter Der
barmOnti@en 8eelettuns 3peter ptauOs
lief uer8e7en. paB' bier neben Satboli>
ten AUDI protefanteu, Suoen, Mcrmo>
men u. i. 10. ben 9eIuneenen 2etfun9en
Der CT. War9's Nebrt6bter NIT Be-
numbering subOr@ten. 0ctt iesne ote
suten Sdwefern unp tb!e frOr1men
unternebmuneen!
ueber 6errn Gr;btf@pf
8aYleY etne Der Noro>M mertfa fol-
senoe NtttbetlunB oes bo@w'fen 0errn
8il&Ofs Garrtsan BON Newart gu:
~Nus psrtraultben@ eiprdden NIT ietnen
Mersten unb aus etsener Nnlbauuns
fam i'd befdtsen, baB Gr3bti9Of BaDs
ley rpeper an etner @ebtrnermeihun8
nod aud an Der 8rtsbtfden Srant>
bett letpet. Die Grnennuns zines CO.
aoiutors eei6ab auf ietn etsenes Nnlu=
den, uu, tbm mad 30tdbriser Ibdtts'
felt etns woblperptente grboluuss5ett au
esben."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-14

Wafbtngton, 6. Suit. &us ben,
loeben erf1tenenen Nuswets Des Staan3mt-
ntfers fur ben @0nat Stunt ersiebt ii6 fur
ben be3et1netsn 3sttraum etne Mbnatme Der
N~attcnali6ulc um 3.2l9.l19 Dollars.
Die s>B nj n, :pel.
Den BITE 9ettuns. Der Dfsntlt9sn Mrbeiten
ansertraut TT. weypen tinftis 10 @tunSen
@rbett ais etn Sasewert tn &sdnuns brtn.
gen unb 9erfonen, welhe wsntser Stunben
tbdtts fino, fir bic BON ttnen geletfete Mr.
bett mad GerbdltntB be3ablen> $50 TT bas
@Ht . 9tunoen . SYfenn a.
@taatswablen inben In piefem
Sabre nod tn auDlf Staotsn fatt, ndmltG
tn 8entudp am 6. areuf, tn Sermon mi am
8. September, In GalifOrnten am 5. @ept.,
In Natne am 10. September, tn Soma une
Stto am 9. Sttobsr, In MaGaGultts, Mif.
ftfFppt, New yOrf, @enniplpanten, Sir.
stnten unb Wtfeonlin am 6. R0pember.
SIN mebrersn BON ben 9%enannten @taaten
itnb nsben mebr Dber minbsr ptAttaen
etaatsbeannten Ritslieoer Der Staatssefes-
sebuns 3u wdblen. Gtntse Der su pdblen.
ben Staats9eisssebunsen Ghbsn etnen Bun.
bes.Seaatcr su erUdtlen. Gtnselnen Der
Batlen, J.. ., Der In Natne, tn Ssic In
Yennfslpanten nitro man NIT Ginger @pan.
nuns enteesenietsn, neil es f6 BET ibnen
3etsen wtrb, OBJ Die repabllfantlbe @1rtet
ais @artet Dur6 bte YOlttit bes iestsen
SrdFOenten an Stdrte sepOnnen Ober Elm.
gebaet BAT.
9&mugsel. SIN 8streT bss TIM 9a'
fen Don New gOrf 70 fred unb srCBarttg be-
trtebensn Gtnidmussslns BON Seteenpar'
rem TT etne wtdttse Gntbufluns erfolst.
Ger 3oblmetter bss Dampfers Gnslans
BON Der RattDnal'9tnte, SbOmas Swsns,
Der Don stnem 5Hasamts>A senten. perbaf-
tet wuroe, bat etn GefdnDaie absslegt.
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Ger @ anberer e.

Dana6 bat er attetn In wenigen Satren
Don 6duiern In Gnslanb fur etnen Rauf'
mann Namens Sotn @eott In Newgcrt flr
$4,000 Setbsnwaaren unb Gptsen tn
GementfdGern etneeiGuuseelt. uelGe mil
Edferr, In benen N6 ptrtlth Cement be.
fanb. etneeflbrt purben. Gin 30ltausan.
sefeuter 9amsns GnbreUs. ber sesen BE.
feGunesselber babel mtttalf. III ebenfa1s
perbaftet. Der 8aufmann Seott uber
brannte reGtsettts DurG. auf btefe unb
dtnlt&e 9rt tn felt 8 Satren cine Menee
perarttser Daaren etnseiGmusaett anb
bann IL GuffretG um 80 SrcBent pObl.
Teller, als bet !3abluns bss 3c1s m68lth
sstpefen mdrs, eertauft wDroen. Die
S&mussler batten babel timer nod etnen
fh6nen @ewtnn, inbem Der 3cG auf folGe
Waaren 60 @ro,ent betrdst.
Snbtaner.Mus.flug. Bel Dubu.
que, Soma, fam tlraltG Elm tnbtantfGer
Btrtenrtnpentabn an, tn weltem FA bret
inbtantiGe Sraueu ~befanDen. STE tatten
auf tur3s 3stt angeleSt, uni bann ttrsn @es
na6 ct. 9outs forttuiesen. Cine Don
tbnen, etu iunsss, fat pstses Srauenstumet
bas fransSRf6 fprt&t unb f& @tnnetaba
nennt. luAt tbren Batter. Grater mar
Re Der Metnuns, Ne ftt bte Go4ter bee "Bds
rem NIT ben, sroben @aul": Dor 9urssua
bat ft aber In Grfabrune sebra&t, baB fe
bic Sohter petser Gltern unb ais &tno &C.
ftotlen worpen fet, uno bag tbr Batter iebt
In ct. 2outs pobne. 9te TT BON Der @abr'
BELT bteisr Gef&t6te 70 ibsr3eust, bab fe RG
NIT tpet tbr treu ersebenen Squaus betrnlt6
BON ttrem @tamme am gencw>s tcn .TluGs
In Dtseonion ~entfernt anb TIM Canoe bic
Sabrt ben MtfGppt terunter mad ct. 2oata
ansetreten bat. 100 fe tbren gater au fnbsn
koft.
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az Dae ane Mttslteber BON unterfis-
s,8eretnen, pelHe benz o. st. 6. u. ..
uno Der I. C.. B. U. ansebDren unb fG bur&
@et1efarten lestttmtren, our unterflsuns BE-
re&ttst istn fO1en, wenn Ne felbe beanfprn'
den.
BY Die i1ntsrfibuns stnss franfen Ntt'
altebes 5oGt tiefelbe Surnute ~betraeen, relGe
Der geretn, welGer BITE &etlefarten oushefte,
mad fetnen 9ta:utsn aattt. Der Serretdr
besienisen gsretns, BET trelGem f& sesaG'
tes @ttslieb fur unterflsuns melost. fc1
fofcrt ben Gefret6r bes @eretns, welGer bic
Metfetarte ausfe1tt, pom benz @orfa1e In
&enutnts fessn.
q @tirbt elm Mitslteb. wdbrenb basfelbs
auf &stfen TT, 70 fol- Der 9efretdr tes Ser
ems, an we1hen oos Nitelteb fH tuanbte
ben b%etrefsnoen 8eretn fofcrt tn 8enntntf
fesen uno, mann es ssf&etsn fam. aGe @n'
%ueifunsen beGelten befctSen. @enn aber
Der 9etGnam ntGt Bis gum Gtntrefen Der
Na&rtat sstalten perben fam, 70 fol- eir
%anfdnbtsss gesrdbntB mad SrtssebrauGI
eintIeten.
d) &1e Soften foleu per- benz gereine
pelGer bic &stfefarte ousfeate. an ben be.
trsfsnben geretn 3uraderfattet werben, ae.
gen Ausfe1lnns elmer &sGnuns, besGau.
btat burf ben 9efretdr unb @rdlioenten bee
geretns, wsl6er 16 bes suretisnbsn Mtt.
sltebes annab"'.
e) San Sale Dts betrtfenben gerstne btu
Nuslaaen niGt auf erfolste &e&nunS su.
rid erfatten. 70 fc0 Der .. &. 6. u. g.,
,penn Der lAuleerbe gerein bteiem ansetDrt
pper bic II. c. B. u" penn Der fGulcenDe
geretn btelem onssbDrt, BITE p%eraussabte
@umnte besablen.
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Nacbtrd9ltebeS epm Gentral
Seretn.

Inter ben perfdtebenen 9efdllfen Der
Generals mmlung bes beutfGen fatbo>
ltiGen Gsntral>9 erstns tn CLEVELAND Fnb
mebrere ron a1semetnem Snterefe, aber
nod ntdt alIsemetn beiannt; 70 bte fotsen.
ben.
NaG GrSTnuns Der @%erfammluns rurse
Der 8ertht In 8etref elmer @%erfdnbtsune
NIT Der Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
e%rfattst, wte fClgt:
Da Elm a~nsemetnss gtnuerRdnbntB inter
alien tatbOltften unterfisunss> geretnen In
ben Ser. Staaten beieten fClte, banttt ale
Mttsltebsr tuttolti&er geretne. obne 8ld>
fiGt auf Mationalttdt. I'm Grfranfunesfate,
tpenn lelbe H6 auf &etfen bs5nbsn, esbab-
renb in @Gus senommen psrben, 70 fet 60
befGlOGen: