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The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
B. R. PECK, District Agent,
s28 Exchange ST.. PO1.t1 a1aca, Me.
Reasons Why ALI Should Use the
Reacti0nary Health Lift.

1t makes strong appeals to the common sense of
every man or woman in every walk of life 1t
furnishes an exercise which may and should be in
troduced into every house; which may be practiced
at all seasons in all kinds of weather. by persons of
both sexes. all ages, and degrees of strength or
much in praise of it, and no one can afford to do
without it. All who investigate thoroughly, use it,
and consider it invaluable and indispensable, 1t is
the safest, simplest, cheapest and most efficient
medicine ever discovered. No claim is set up for it
which is unscientitic or mpracticable.
esenerai.-It is the best of rest. 1t is perfectly
SAFE No harm ever came from its use. 1t strains
no portion OF the system 1t directs the vital forces
to the affected parts By its the health is easily
maintained. The purchase Of Reactionary LITTER
is the best kind of economy. The convenience of
having one in the house is very great.
Mind and Brain. 1t invigorates and
strengthens the brain, and renders il more active
and efficient in all its operations.
sieep.-lt is the simplest and safest narcotic. 1t
is the most natural and probably the best means of
inducing sound and refreshing sleep.
Nerves.-It is wonderful tonic to the whole
nervous system. 1t is most efieaeious remedy in
paralysis, if tlken in time
Lungs, Throat and Voice. 1t gives special
expansion and greater mobility to the chest: en-
larges the lungs; increases the volume of respra-
tlon, and brings the voice fully under control
AS preventive and cure of lung diseases it has no
equal.
Exercise-It is the most perfect exercise for man
OF woman, furnishing the best form of physical
culture and developement in the safest, easiest,
most thorough and expeditions manner. 1t is
better than the gymnasium, and free from its
dangers; cheaper than the saddle; less aborious
than boating. and infinitely better than drugs in
majority OF chronic diseases. 1t rounds and hardens
the muscles, and educates them into ever ready,
faithful and efficient servants of the will.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
Magazine Natices.

The numbers of Littells Living Age for the
weeks ending April Goth and 9th, contain Mr..
Froude's Life aud Times of Thomas Beckett,
by Edward A. Freeman, Contemporary Re-
view; England as Military Power in 1854 and
in 1878, by Sir Garnet Wolseey, Nineteenth
Century; Modern Japan, Fortnighuy Review;
French Home Life-the Influence of Women,
Blackwood; The Loss of the Earydice, SOects-
tor; A Broad Church Bishop, Church Quarter
Iy; Macleod OF Dare, By William Black, from
advance sheets; Erica, translated for the Living
Age, from the German of Frau Won Ipgersle-
ben; Story of George Cruikshank, Chambers's
Journal; The Anslogies Of Plant and Animal
Life, Nature; Oar Irresponsible Ambass adors,
Spectator; Change-Ringiog, Chambers's Jour-
nal; The Legitimate Sphere of Aguosticism,
Spectator; The Domestic Sphinx, Spectator;
etc, etc.
st. Nicholas for May opens with a story of
the tisher-folk life Of the Hudson River, with
flne frontispiece illustrating it-botb By Mary
Hallock Foote, and executed with her best pen
and pencil. The inimtabe Peterkins Of Luz
cretia 2. Hale re-appear, this time in the per-
plexlties of "moving,'-a household trouble
that brings out very amusngly their curious
sptitudes for laundering. Mr.. Irwin Russell
tells about Sam, dsrkey boy, and bis funny
doiugs on his birthday with a chum, the story
being enthusiastically illustrated by Sol
Eytinge. Old Soup is tale about wise old
elephant of India, and has striking full-page
picture by j. E. Kelly; and The Charcoal burn
ers Fire; or, Easter Eve among the Cossacks,
is a narrative of Russian life, by David Ker.
ho ohari ;,b L. m
Sing-away Bird, by Lucy Larcom; Wild Geese,
by Celia Thaxter some verses, entitled,
Wait. BY Dora Reed Goodsls, a little girl ten
years old; and two pieces of humorous rhyme,
with capital pictures by Church and Hopkins.
Then there is literally illustrated article, en-
titled, Where Money is Made, describing the
Government Miut at Philadelphia; paper
about school children in Paris, with several
pictures; and The Story of May-day and some
OF its curious customs in various parts Of the
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26

A DEMOCRATIC House cut down the De-
partment appropriations far below the sum
necessary for the routine work of the Govern
ment. The consequence has been that this
Congress has made deficiency appropriations
for nearly all the Departments. Add the
amount of the deficiency bills to the regular
appropriations and the "saving'' made by
Democratic ECONOMY disappears"
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26

THE triumphs of the "Nationals" in Mich
igan was not much of triumph after all.
Many of the candidates elected on the "Na-
tionap' ticket have no sympathy with the
Greenbackers, and in many places the sue
cess of the Nationals" was owing to the
fact that the Democrats made no nomina-
tions but Joined with the new party against
the Republicans.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
SOCIETY in London is attempting a Greek

SOCIETY in London is attempting Greek
revival, but has gone about it in queer way.
A reception was given two or three weeks
ago at which the women were to come in
Greek costume and the men in modern full
dress. But only few Of the women COM
piled with the requirements; most of them
wore heavy modern clothing under the Greek
garb, forgetting that the Hellenic idea was
that the dress should set off the form instead
Of the form serving as mere framework for
the display of ''dress goods. The men must
have been pretty creatures in their xallow-
tails, contributing largely to the "classic"
effect
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26

Governor Emory of Utah believes that FEM
mime extravaganza has already checked tine
growth of Mormonism, and will eventually kill
it.
Edison is a bea rdless young man, of pale
studlous face, clear blue eyes, dreamy aspect,
and chestnut locks. He is very deaf, and, it ,s
said. has never heard Gle srly the voice of his
invention. The phonogra aph is his 15Sth pa
tent, and from. his inye ntions he is said to
draw large Income.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26

THERE are to-day on file, the bonds of
nearly seven hundred postmasters who have
not been commissioned because the House
has neglected to appropriate the money to
pay for the printing of the blank commissions.
This interference with the ordinary routine
work of the department is called economy by
the Democrats.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26

THE pretended revelations" as to the
electoral vote of Florida are entitled to no
credit. On examination they will be found
to be of as little account as the revelations
regarding the Louisiana vote. Two or three
cheap men have been hired by Democratic
money to commit perjury. That is all.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26

THE Ne,o Era says "the people have seen
the two old parties contrive to fasten per-
petual debt upon them" On the contrary
the people have seen one of the old parties,
the Republican party, reduce the public debt
from S2,SOS, ,549, ,43S in 1866 to 50, 191 ISL, 200
in 1878, that is GIT millions. Does that look
like fastening debt upon the people?
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26

THE Ohio Democrats are not pleased with
Gov. Bishop. He has just nominated coal
mine inspector against the protest of twenty
thousand miners and the fear is expressed
that the miners will vote with the Republi-
cans
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26

THE man who left his money to found a
college of music in New York knew nothing
of music and had no taste for it. He seems to
have baen well qualified to fill the posi-.
ton of musical critic on "great daily.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 26.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as a guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
municatons that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY OF PORTLAND.

IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
April Is, 1873. !
ORDERED, that the City Clerk give notice to all
~ parties interested by publishing a copy of this
order in the "Portland Daily Press for three weeks
successfully, that this Board ON Saturdaythe 11th
day of May next, at 81 o'clock P M, at the Alder
mems room, will hear all parties interested in the
petitions for sewers in the following Streets namely.
North Street, Merrill Street, Munroe Street. Monu-
ment Street, Brown Street, from Congress to Free.
thereafter this Board will determine and adjudge if
public convenience and necessities require the con-
struction Of SAID sewers.
Read and passed.
Attest: II. I. ROBINSON Clerk
A true copy.
Attest: III. l. ROBINSON, CITY Clerk
ap19 dlaw3wF
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26

THE custom house frauds in New York
were, it appears, perpetrated more than ten
years ago, and the system which made them
possible has been done away with. Another
case of tipping the scandal-barrel upside
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26

THE Ne'0 Era will find by consulting the
files of the New York Times and the New
York World the dsavowas of the sentiments
it attributes to them.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate couDtersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials OF every person claiming to represent
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
FURNITURE |

For the next sixty DAYS we shall
er price than it has ever been of.
fered in this city. Any one think.
ing of purchasing any kind of
furniture about the first of April
or May. can by buying of us now
make their money pay them q
very much larger interest than
they can get i'm any other way. Our
stock is full and complete. All
furniture not manufactured by us
has been bought for cash and we
Will sell at prices that defy cOmpe.
titiOn. Please give us a call.
GEORGE A, WHITNEY 4 CO..
No. 46 Exchange St
feh4 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
no ContractOrs and Ru;IdcrS-

fJyHE extensive building known as the Portland &
Il Rochester Railroad Depot, situated Lincoln
and Kennebec streets. together with platforms and
material within the same, is now offered for sale
very advantageous terms. Building and material TO
be removed soon as convenient. Apply at the Of
flee OF the Ocean Insurance Company, No. Il Ex-
change Street. ap24dtf
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given to parties owning real es-
~ tate on which the taxes for the year 1876 re-
main unpaid that the time required by the statute
previous to the advertisement for sale having ex-
pred such estates will be advertised for SALE such
taxes are not paid previous to May 1, 1878.
II. W. HERSEY, Treas. and Collector.
April 20. 1878. anoodtd
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
CORLISS
FIRE PROOF STOVE POLISH,

Best in the world! Can't be beat! This
Polish is made of better materials and gives darker
and better polish than any in the market It's esDec-
tat qualities that it requires less rubbing Than
any other, and if applied directed is Warranted
not produce any dust will it rust owe if left
without rubbing. Try it. For sale by the manufac-
turer, N. w. CORLISS, Yarmouth, Me. Wholesale
Agents, Il. III. KICKER & Co., 178 Fore ST., Port
land, Me. Agents wanted apr4tf&wI6
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
To Let.

HOUSE, with or without stable, corner of Brack-
IL EFT and Gray Streets Inquire of
F. s. WATERHOUSE,
mh23 Centennial Block. DIFF
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
HALL TO LET.

MISSION HALL, williams Block, formerly
Xx1 known as "Arcana Hal0 having been leased
by the undersigned, will be let on most reasonable
Suppers, Fairs. sc. Apply at the Hail, opposite
Casco Engine House.
ap16eodf r NJ. BARTON.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
BOARD.
Board.
TO LET.
TO LET,

HALF of double house, 26 Beckett Street, con-
IL tanning five rooms, good cellar, hard and soft
water. Rent $11 per month. Inquire on the prem
ses. apl7dtf
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
To Let.

u Lc1s
EIOUR good rents from four to ten rooms each. at
- from to l3 dollars. Apply to w. W. CARR,
1877 Newbury Street. ap13dtt
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
To Let.

1.-TWO Tenements on Clark Street, No. II. In
Il quire of JOHN SWEETSIR, 5 Neal Street.
mar11 diff
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
HOTEL TO LEASE.

Tho New England House, Portland, NE,
Address AUG. P. FULLER,
de28dtf Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-26
To be Rented.

A VERY desirable front room, with large alcove.
"A Bath room upon same floor. Apply at
jan7dtf COG CONGRESS- ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-19
germsiSd,te telesrapbtfd)e 9epefdeu,
GnropGiIdDe 6abelbertdDte.
Wsarrt Ano Sorle.

2onbon, 18. SuIi, 1890 gtaam. -
Goniols 95 7Il6 fir @elo uno 95 916 fiji 8rief.
grle 164, BennlDluanier Central 34s, gteru>
Serieper Central 424.
2onbon, IS. Suli, l llhr Gahm. -
Die 0isfontorate i'm offenen Wtarfte nuf brei=
monatlife gSe9lel betrd9t % Pro5ent, mas
l inter Sanfrate ilt.
2nnbon, 18. Suli. llbr Radm. -
Oas Suaton in Der ,,8anf Don @nqlano"
nabu mdbreno Der berflofienen gSo6e nm
e354, 900 ab.
Das @erbdftniB Der 8anf 9teIeroe III ben
SerbtnOliffetteu, meifes lebte 98ode 33a
Pro5ent betrug, 1T iett 34g.
Sa8 Suaion, lueldes beute auf 8ilans aus
Der ,8anf bon @nslarlb" seso9en ipnrSe,
betrug e58 900.
onOon, 18. Suli, s.45 geadnt. -
Seretntgte Staaten Sbligationen neue
44>pros. 1863.
Barrier 9epeiden notiuu fiinfpro,entise
8enten 3u la Grancs 55 &euiInl,s fir
Brief.
2iperpoot, 1S. Suli, 1890 gadlm. -
Balanmolle ftetig. MittsliOrte OberldnSer
6 Lied; Srleans 65; Die 8erfdufe betruaen
bente $4,000 8allen, eini9lieBlid 4OooBailen
CUR Speculation un6 gum @rporte, Die
heutise Banm,poll l3nfn6r betrua 200
Baaen, eiaiAlieBlid 100 aus anerifa,
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Grunofi9fntbum
At bertaui1en nher 3u berfaufem


0rumoet9entbums 86rie bon R. u. &,aH I'm
8ebauoe oes pMmericau."
12O 3l6es Sano, cine prahtooae Sarm, 2ong=
@reen=8alep, 10 Welen BON bier.
Gd,6nes sStegeliteinbaus on Barrenitr.. aehn
3imner, $500; ipirb aud sesen einen 4anoiiB nabe
Der Staot pertaulht.
1rohes fi56iaes sieselteinernes Saus an
@arfet. space, sdSen unb gsobnuns; iebr bilits i'm
Eau1de.
2eere Bauiteuem on 9oufonftr i, 155 Sus lronte,
nur $500.
DradDtnpue gSpbnmns an ber 10. strose, gsoib=
tn8on. .. G., oipie @runbitlde In berelbenStaot,
iebr bilg tu pertauien oeer 8egtn be9es Gt9entbum
umsutauiben.
netnes @obmhams;nn@a @aIbounitr., nit alen mos
bernen gtnri6tuneen; Yreis $1,000.
2pei breit6dise SSauier an WaibinstonfraBe,
Stmmer NIT Wafer; neu unb In sutem !3uitanbe.
Yreis $500 Iebes.
ssarm nit t44 Mdern In gaIperts@ountp, Nla,p=
lano, NIT Observation-Disclosures DISQUALIFICATION. YresS3000.
YUM speiflodise, siesslftsiuerne Sduier an Nbat=
coatz. nabe Strtterr., 3imlner enthaltenb unb In
sutem 3uitanoe.. 4reis $500 jeoes. Mudb seaea ene
Darm um9etauitt. (6ebr1 ,12Uftef &2p)
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SlaieHfteinmttteG Lithia). - Das
pirfiamlte ie entbedte Uiittel CUR raiden uno
na9baltigen 6stluug aller Ntereuleioeu, itbt
es einen gang beloaocren uno cneral,den Gin
fluB auf Die geiammten 5arnoraarne aus
als ba-ntrcibenbes Mlttel (Diureticum) last
H9 feln anoeres bis iest bctanntes Betreffs
Der Btrtlamfeit oamit pereleiheu; ietne
gSlrtuna auf bic gtieren in milD unb berubi-
9eno. Yreis So Die Glai9e, $5 suei Gla.
idleu. gu babeH bel Setb 9. 9ance
Wr, 10S, Use A. 8altimOre>5 TRACE.
almanad, nit alien @in3elnbeten gratis.
st509
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tttettfattiiOett
M II ltang-(tni nj n t q,
fur Memid nnS Ibier

nad unb nod betannt. Diees eminent bat gang
natiirti in amerttn RIO bic Natur fr Die srantbea
ten ibrer 8iuber in ihrem 2aboratorium 10 ii6erras
idenoe @eaenmitte bereitet, ienen llrlpruns. Setn
&uf bot fb felt 50 Sabren uerbreite bis er lest bic
bsfuobn6are Grbe in iein gereidb seSosen BAT.
Gas meritaniide DlufOns= =einimentiF elm Don tets
fem anoeren errei9tes DlHel 9egen ale du6eren Gea
6reden BON Meni6 unO Gber.
Cir 3udtUteb @tsentbamer uno eonbtutrtbe IN 60
uniddb6or.
Cine ein8iae 6fode reet oft Elm 0lenIdenle6en oSer
iteat bic graud6artett zines OOrsaaItden glerbes,
S4ien, 56aaies oOer elmer Sub tpte6er Der.
gs BELT 5u5fauIe, atauenfdwunb, Hoof-all. sut>
StUaHs, 9Orn4O9(bett, @aabeu, Bobrpurm, suafaule.
8auOe, giiie unO @d6e sftisen @stuarmes uno Sins
etten unO a1e Oerartise 9eumniie Der gisb,udt una
bes sauOIsbens.
gs turirt ieoes du6ere eeiOen BON gferben, ipie
9abmbeit, 0aiiie, swinney, gerrentunaen, @tei6et,
6IuBsaGe, 9fins6ein Ii. +. No., u. {, iU.
3as meritanii6e gtutans.etniment setua5rt bel
niden in Der 6amtIie, wenu Der strst a6uelsnS hi.
Ute SranbperIeBunsen, 8ra4punben, gerrentuneen
Gdnitten II. (. t., iomte bei 0lbeumaHsmus u, etef4
belt, SoIsen bon gtrapoeen unb Bitterunasseinfals
fen, bic rai6efe Sct(uns in oer gsdt sersteuteu If
es beionbers nert6ooa.
@siit bas 6itsfe glitte In Der gseIt; benn es sebt
Our9 bic IausteIn bis aui ben snoben, unS cine
maltses gturei6en ODER aufssen scnast semeiHsIt6,
um 9eituns ber6eisnfabreR.
0as merifanifde gluiiangseiHiment miro in brei
SOrten 5taI&en OerFauft; bic srosrsn finO I'm Ser
6aI,nle pettaus bic btatgfen, gaeriparts ta es su
BADEN. C5e6r8, ,@is)
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Die a1nterittd)mats Ses gSabtbetr1t9s.
Serbanolitnaett SeS Yptter'=
SC1ett S4bsSputtfe'S.

VI Orleans, 18. Suli. s. sc.
). @larf (gteger), 6ppotbefen= &egiitrator in
Sr@Seltctana, beSeugte heute Dor benz Botter'z
| ld1en Snbzeomite, oaB 6. 8. gGeber ibn erft
Dor fln5er 3ett Su befpegen beriId)te, iein Dor
Dem 9orpe'id)cr @omite abgegebenes 3eugniB
5u mloerrufen. 3enge tpieberbolte bic friiber
bon ihm gelEadte 4u8ia9e, oaB g. 6. gSeber
lbm1 $l75 in Saargel0 un0 cine 2nltelung Ri
$75 pro Wtonat anbot, ipenn er lem Dor 0em
0oine'iGen @omite oeponirtes 3eugniB mad,
gSeber'i6em Sinne 5uitubte. Sin geniiier
0nla bate ibm ebenfall5 grobe Sunlnen Su=
9ela9t. i3euae mat felt 1875 uid)t in benz
betreffenben &lrfipiete geipeisn, neil er lid)
fllrd)tete, 0ortbin Surifsufebren.
Nnoere 3eugen nlad)ten Die iibli6en @us=
lagen iiber ole befannte @inl6i1terung II. /.
m.-0ie itbri9en Ausiaaen waren unlpidtig.
Der ssnotaaerfric8.
9 an s ran6t 5 0, 18. Suit 9taGfl
rid)ten aus Benbieton, d., ergeben, baB Der
6Quptllng bon 6ontelp'8 Bauoe am Is. b. M.
Die feinoliden Suoianer befdmpfte, oen6dupt=
ling @a9an t0Stete uno beiien Sfalp erbeu,
tete. Gagan's 8rieger beianben Iid nabe ben
Gmt9rant8= Springs, 4 0teilen nDrolid bon
Ufeadam8, no Sonleln'S Sanoe iie angriff.
Gin Sbeil Der Seriprengten feinoli6en 8onoe
Steht icbt nad) Den Quellen beS Wiltp -@reef
uno ein anberer S9eil uad oem @ranbe 9fonbe=
Sluiie. @apitdu Gellp nit leineu SuuOi6afs
tern aus Soilez@itp fam geitern 4beu6 auf
benz 9Sege na6 Sberft Sanbforb'5 2a9er am
nOrolidlen BowoersSlufe al Ga @ranOe por=
bel. 9S1eaton's @onlmanon orrd)ltrefte ge=
fern Die @egenb bel Der 8nrnabam= Sriide in
Den SluezM zMouhtains. @eueral SoparO miro
innerbalb 3meier Gage am @raube 8oube er=
martet, mo er auf fur5e 3eit iein 6anptquar=
tier auIidllaqeu miro.
Can Sran5i8 CO, IS. Suli. .-@ine De
pelbe aus Safer @ltp, Dr., bertd)tet, 0aB Die
llmatilla8 inter Dem Sberlen SoriDtbe gez
Itert gbGno Da5 feiuolid]e Gager ctna q
Meiteu BON Start'a 91aude anqrtffen, II
8rieger t6oteteu, 25 Srauen uuO SinOer gez
fangen naDmen uno etlpa 20 Bferoe erheute=
ten. Die Seinoe lollen oemoraliiirt uno gdn3z
lid 5erIprengt Ieirt. - Gin gewtner 6atne8,
@apitdn ether SoloutGr= sompa9nie, t6otete
9eitern 4btno irrtbumlid spei 9te5 4erces=
&unbibafter AM Yowber=Sluic, inbem ct
pielelben fir Sein0e bielt. Die 9fe5 Yerce8
Saines loiOrt Su tOOten. 6atncs iolte lebten
9fahrtf)ten aufolge ais 9eIan9ener naf oem
Eager oe8 Sbcrften Sanbforb gebraft iperz
ben.
gortlanO, Sr., 1S. Suli. = 9epsifen
aus llmatilla melben, caB ii6 Die ieincltden
SnOtaner u Otetlen BON Der N9entur 5mil1en
oem DtcSap- uno COTTONWOOD Greet per4
Ihan3t habeu. Die 3ruppen inter Sano=
forb, Wiile8 unb Sa1naro iino i'm anmarId)e.
$oduptling Moles lou Die 9lniiehler am Spo-
fare bena6ridtigt baben, oaB leine arieger 6u
BEN SelnOlideu iiberSu9eben beablidttQen,
uno oaB er ieine 2eute utdt ldn9er controliren
fnnn
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SuDeIetttattb.

9eorb 8 0 y, ST., Is. Suli. - Der
Sumelenlaben bes 9prlt. g. s. @ole8 ;u SO,
oentrpz Sails murbe in Der Otr9au9enen ytadlt
BON @inbre6eru beimgeiubt unO I'm 8aaren
I'M 8ertbe BON $1,000 beraubt. Sin ueroG6z
tise8 Subieft, iueldle8 i'll Oleier @egeno iett
eiHtaen Sagcn bauiiren ging, pirO fir ben
RGI1her opholteu
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Baltimore UlD, 0reag ben 49, 9ut 1873

bdngniBpo1 merben miifen. g8eit nlebr iuirb
es ierne Sniereiien ourd) feites 4uftreten 9eger
8uBlano i'm Sereine nit @nglano mabren,
nnb bieonrd bas anlehen uno bic gSirfiam=
felt bes bonn Gonsreiie ab5ugebenben Sabr.
iprud)s berartig erbGben, baB 8uBlano 9e-
swangen iein mitroe, itd) ohne. gSeigerung
lebiglid 81 iiigen uno BON an' ben 8orldbeu
ab5uiteben, Die geeisnet iinb, elropaiide
Sntereiien, alio aud Ditreibiide gu perz
leken. (Rnln. 2ta.l
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3nlanb-p pfprfhen
aus Ser SMnSesba,tptItaot.

gSaibin9tou, 1S. Suli. - 9as Yotz
ter'i6e Gomite piro am %. 8. Sits. in 2lt-
lanticz@tt9, gt. S., suianimentreten. Ser
i9lebene 3eugen, barunter Die 8eprGientan-
ten Sale, @arfielo uno Softer, iino bereits
aufgefOroert morben, fid) na6 Dem erwdbuten
Srte 81 begeben. 9as @ontite miro etpa Ell
nen Wtonat in 9ltlantic- @itp tagen.
Die beuttge Steuereinnabme betrug $333,
1893; Die 3olleinnabn1e $479,071.
SIM Snbtauer=giireau einselaufene Raf),
ridten ergeben, Dap Die lttes unb 4pahen in
geu=Oterifo fid euti6loiien babeg, fidl Ser
bon Der 9fegierung angeoroneteu lleterliebe=
lung mad 9lriSona 5u fiisen.
Oie auf beute anberaumte Seriammlung
oes oemofratlihen @ampagae=@omite's muBte
in Solge oeS OtangelS oil einem Quorum uus
terbleibeu.
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0ttO 1ttfS Qef,e4, at,erI,s

YANG ter, Pennl., IS. SuIr.-Die 3um
aeap'iden ytad)laiie geborenoen ed,en.rn
uub lonitise 9ebduoe Dor oieler Stapt branrz
ten bellte friib nieber, uno ST.. Safob Sam.
welher has gi9entbnm gemleibet hattie, 1T in
6olse Der 5ite ODER Der Nufresuna qeltorbeu.
Der gerlui piro anf $4O,o seidatt.
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lteberfiiDrte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tn
S6rn2

@a1oefton, Ser, IS. Suli.-Gine De-
pei9e ans 2tuiiin, Ser., meloet, 0aB 8iper II.
6ornben, augefta9t, Dor etli6en Otonaten
einen Bug Der y yGeruS 8ucific= Sabn" beraubt
III baben, beute ibre8 SerbredenS iiberfiibrt
uno gu lebensldngltd]er 3udtbau8buft perurz
tbeilt puroen. @inige auOere Bcrioueu, uelz
DIE als 0tulhulot9e angeflagt parert, luurOeu
irpinpinrorhpu
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&nhatttftfnM.

y in n II l, IL. Sult. - Gtn oIiitf
sebenber Accommodations uno 6raAtsua,
aus % gBag9onS beftebeno, itiir5te getern bel
Monticello, Snb., i'll 6oige beS 3uiammen=
bred)eus elmer Bride in oen3tppecanoesSluB,
nnO alle gSa9aons purOen pollitdnbig benlo
lirt. gSunberbarer 9Seie rpuroe 9tiemanb
BON ben PalIagtcren uno Dem 3ug- Berlonale
get1otet ODER and nrr erlpabnen8mertb Ders
lebt, jebodl biiBte Der 8riideuluarter iein 2ez
ben ein. Sicle 8aiiagiere ltiir5teH NIT bem
.3u0e binab, erlitten je0o6. iOmeit ernittelt
1T, nl1r unerbeblitbe Sd,rantnen.
Der lInfall ereiguete iidl auf Der Snbiana'er
Sinifnu hPr Hou Sounlez Y1hr 3"
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Metae MnIAIennn

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