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WAS uHITE MIsTiKEN ar IIRST2
Twelve Men Think TINT he WINS, ard Oncer
PmtrIcls INciiN IL CnnNictcd.

Officer Patrick Kelly, In complete uniform
wns n prisoner Mt tho bar OF the General SEES
sions ycstcrday. charged with having uniustiil-
ably dubbed Francis White n mHchinist in the
Colwell Iron Works. ut Eleventh avenue and
Twcnty-siXth street. White testified that while
he and Chas. Mc1ncry Of 134'h street and Tenth
avenue were standing ut Eighth avenue and
Twcnty-hfth street on the evening Of St.
Patricks Day. Officer Kelly ran up to them and
struck him with his club in the mouth. and
dragged him on to the ear track. Afterward he
went To the Twentieth street police station md
madc complaint to Capt Allnirc. WHEN
tweny-iour officers fell into linz before the
desk at midnight White pointed ut noundsrmn
Golden, saying that he wnS the officer who
struck him. Hpuudsmnn Golden AMI Officer
Kelly rcsrrlhl" rnch other IN IN" Jefferson
Market Pole" Court however. Whit withdrew
the charrc against Golden and prof rrnd one
ngaiue; Onlrrr Kelly. who w1s among the on
Gers IN the room. Whites testimony wns cor
rohorttrd liy thrcc witnesses.
Officer hcliv testified that he was detailed 10
preserve order In n meeting II the -. Colombo
Temperance Association. In Twrniv-nith street.
near Eighth avrnuc. ON the evening ~ st. Pat
rick day. He did not quit the meeting room
for an instant. pN"enting when h" WIS informed
Tint there was u disturbance ~ the door. until
iUis O'clock When he entered the station ~ It,
tie lut'r than most Of the ether officers. White
WINS prricrring the charge against Roundsman
Golden.
Tho Jury. after m hour ri confcrcnne. con-
Can't. Allure until Monday. when he will DO
gAp
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Mrs. WICkERLE,S SFIRCH.
Hunting for Five Years for Proofs that her
Husband was Killed In Texas.

Mrs. William Wackerle after having tried
for five years 10 collect $4,000 from the Mutual
Lilo Insurance Company is now preparing to
sue the company. When her husband lived in
Milwaukee, Wiz. in 1867. hc took a policy for
$4,000 in the .i,tna Company O, Hartford In
1869 he took another for 81 900 IN the Mutual
Company Of New York. He paid the premiums
promptly until he went TO Marshal. Texas. In
1872. and obtained work on the Texas Pacific
Railroad. Then Mrs. Wackcrc. who was living
in Quincy, ILL.,. paid the premiums. amounting
10 over 5000 per year. In January. 1873. a
brother. who lived in -. Louis. learned that
Wackcrlc was dead. On Dee. %. 1872. laborer.
while walking on the trac near Shreveport.
Lq., was struck 10y a trail and instantly killed.
A hurried inque-' a0s held. and no name was
given. Mrs. Warkorlo says TINT she found
many witnesses in Shreveport and Nursh who
made nnidavlts that the dead man wa, Within
Mnrkorr. The agent Of the VrNns puwno
i,ailronl also told Mrs. Wa'kerlc that her hus-
hnni hnd been Killed., and that after tl"durilng
~" rNprnses OF burial there WAS ,till $50 due OF
Mrs. Warkerlc. in tho winter If 1874. wont to
her husbands death To the .E,nu Lite In.urnnce
company, ind nsk"d for m" s3.t1D insurln o.
turaurh on the ground that the man VINO WIS
kll'l WI. not hgr husband. hut aulln ua,u..l
- par l"rnll the preiH'uns that hat h.-n. ulil
Il shr would surrrn Ter the policy. The Mutual
ihie lnsnrnn," Comrlnv OF Now YORK. refused
To- puV h"r the q OOn Insurance. -.r-in- fI.it
they would await tle action of the E'na. Mrs
Mrkere rrturned T. Shreveport iu Drcemn.r
H. ana procured moro qtllny.i9 showing
went ~ Hartford IN January. ESQ. md tho
iIha 1oinMny took Jhr proof hut refused to
pay M" lnNnrunr,. Ih" companies did Lut bee
licyr TINT the afiilayiis wore true.
Mrs. Nh'k't" went ~ Shreveport for tho third
Ni!nr WINK IN N"ySmHr oiG lhr' ~" su" tnr
INn body ~ tho man who wis ki|lrl WIS .-
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House of Representative.

Mr.. Bell Dem. Ga, from tho Committee
on Banking md Currency, reported n bill re-
pcaing the act authorizing the coinage of the
twenty-cent silver piece Passed.
Mr. Phillips tRep.. Knnl. from tho snmc COM
mlttec. reported bill providing for the deposit
Of savings in postal money order Offices. Mado
n special order for May
Mr. lInrdcnbcrgh Dem. y. j.. from tho same
COMMITTEES. reported back a bill making it law
fu for national banking associations to sell or
dispose OF the lcgnl tender notes constitut-
INK their reserve fund and invos, the same
in United States bonds bearing intoro-t
not exceeding four per cent. VIII oh bonds ~luil
he hell H. the r.serye fund. Referred 10 the
Committee ot the Whole.
Also. u bill providing that any banking ns-o-
citation which has paid out obligatory prom So
sorry notes. signed hy its President. Vic'-Prrsi-
don't and Cashier. may issue the same rs
inonev bat when such notes are not signed hy
tn" officers. the association shall be fined $50 for
Zach note So paid out. Referred to the Commit
Mr.. Harizoll Dom. III, from tho same com.
mittcc reported bin authorizing the derosi, "
silver hul. lion. Mad" n special order for May y.
III authorizes the ISSUE OF corti 1rntes of tho de-
nomination Of .i0npd multiprs thereof in cN-
chang" for silver bullion. which certificates
shall h" r"dcamrd on presentation in silver bar,
or dollars nj tho option 81 the Treasury and
shall hr receivable for all dues to the Govern
The bill establishing n Board Of Pacific Rail-
way ommissioners was made "A special order
Tor MNN ID.
Mr.. Chalmers Dom. Miss reported hack the
Thurman racilc Railroad Funding bill. Re-
ferrrd 70 the Committee 81 the Whole.
Mr.. Wood Dem. y. " moved 10 refer tho
senate concurrent resolution for the final nd-
Journmont ~ Congress on June 10 II III" Com
inntee Of Ways and Means Defcated-ycas.
l07 NAYS. 100.
After twp hours had boon spent in voting on
dtlntory motions. Mr.. Durham Dom. XVI pro-
S"ni"i ia" conference report On the prd 'ienry
hI Tor temporary clcres in tho Treasury Do
pnrim"nt, g.. Ito snld ,hat the senate had
priaiion To the amour, Of about s1O.OO0.
a motion e. adjourn was then carried-yeas.
lOg; nays 96.
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Judge nln.chrorG. F,r.t Appeal

The FIRST appeal taken up by Judge Batch
ford United states circuit JUDGE 81 the well SHOWN
case o pfcr n-lnist the steamship scotland. perhaps
the largest marine osscyor ht-aicd. The Scotland of
the National liuc, sailed Tor Europe n 1866 with tain
cargo aud large passenger list She was m collision
with tho Rate Dyer large guano laden ship On hrc
I,aul The Dyer sank In few moments and tho Scot.
land plt hack m Iukiug condition and hoachcd on
sandy Hook ami hrcHiuc total wreck The h. X was
Hflrrwad blown mp hy the United sntes Government
authorities with severe los OF me tn the Wrcckng PARTY
TIM. was one tho nrst eases m which Dire District
Judge Min a. Chunto, DISTINGUISHED hm.,li ~ cuuu-ul
hc apl, riug Tor the hheant-. ana John tActvUod for
tie claimants.
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iisiasc do skim. 1000 Ohio factory. 7sia,.c Fresh

liGi3sc. do skim T@9c Ohio factory, 79i2ikc Fresh
GR,iN-Whcat was ftmcr hut the business mainly for
the nrst VAR ut NAV sup Hes fhc spot and for Arrl
v"rv small: hics nn the spot 5000 hush. mninlv
~ Milwaukee. ti2n IA store. but including No
surns. - Iprsi.n So. 2 New YofS sirnr Si.2us; So
surug ~ ~ IN sturr. 40 rcd and qnhor winter. ~ 80
g .n aud No. white. si"ls Mslfn. Tor the fts hal e
Mn, ZOO uhu.h ai a. 20 inr NJ suriu, ~ 21asi -
ter ~ Miiw ,nkcr. aud 81 a. Tor 30 Chicavn AMI
Barley gtir' Rvr quoted ~ 1iaTjr fur state aud Can.
ada. AMI lUui bush. Western sold at TDa T3c Ols
scare. AMI rrm: -r's 32WD hush. ~ 81 jHc trr
vrad,d ~. sod. aud 3i93Sc Tor white including NJ
W'tr. iriitn corn about steady ut loss nrtv. sales
IN" smut. i,up hush. including 80 now ~ Ste No.
BAT e Hnl j2l,r Tor steamer mixed. How Jrr'cy
and southern Wv. jiGiTc tow miN"d SIG Western
vruw 5lp tit,.s do white. 5ie 1lr; round state vel.
low ;ic y Iuiurc delivery sOb lush No. mixed
iur june 5ii,r
Groc nu raw SUGAR was dull and easier ut is7is-
for fHr TO- -rnl rcnNuf with slns vt so hhds refined
,lnil nni 0vcr nj en'ac Tor harris aud Dc or stand
ART Mults.gs N.i>tu AMI unchanged TOR furcisn,
ad frmcr AMI moderately nr'ivc for New Orleans NJ
alriar.. TIE latter 80 small lots uf fancy. Rice sold
rather slowly al t0rt TOR nir chu Carolina Cnfpe
Wrs furry nrii,r ui nrm. Rio i3is1i7c.. Mntarnbu.
1850 10. Java. 2nm2li. nid fu~ta Rici. IDOL or ;
spl tn- Ilc- yn and . 500 hays IN Dilmurr IN
private terms. IN Sew urlpnus ~ hars Rio at iSc aud
ni." n"ro pp hal. Maracaiho and 90 bags Costa Rca
.'Srris-Ni,al stores w,re again quiet and barely
strIiN milne. 70 COOL sfrlnct
rnr. eiiTi s@fiG ~ Poteo"un n-n dull AMI nominal;
criic. iu iiit. &c. refined. In bills. lilic Tnllnw
rhn.. grain ~ Liverpool by s"'n. SAD prnNi IONS.
a1. er1n ~ London b., .tehm. AIT do nv stil i'sd
uour g. grain To- lrk Tor nrlrrs. y. lsi @'t' a. 10
Nn"lnitN Is 3h do fo Nnurs O.. d. to newcastle -.
- du ~ no'icrdan, ~ 81 rcnn,d petroleum To- LIZ
Vruul s. lsd do To- trsN. b. TO- "a; do from Bait
moro to comment IS Ial@Hs M
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Mr.. p, 4. Barnum has sont 5000 TO Mrs. Edwin
Almonic gsNing her to accept 1t rs slight token OF
his sympathy with her and saying, 81 win not attempt
10 offer amy words OF consolation IN Your sorrow. Tor
words tc value Al such n time | can oulN hope
that the Father Of the widow may be found 'alresen
help ~ your hour O trouble. aud that Time, tile great
phy Seian.' may haal tha wound yoL have receiyaan
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IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
Proposed Financial Legislation Can they Get
ThrouRh by june 10 i-FIIibn.terinr.

WAsHISGToN, April lin the Senate Mr.
Ferry u,cp., Michl was elected President pro
tcmporc.
Tho Committee on Finance reported the
Hous" bill TO repeal portion Of the Rcsump-
ton act, with amendments. ms follows
That nom and, GfIer The rg,msc OF III, act United
s'ics bonds now aniholi@d Naw t. lc issued, ana on
Giic. r ort ,"i s,i n'. in III oa ,.r
cncc on 90 $50 ,inil not he c,ngglcd or leima.
used Tor iunii nn all ,ihcr Lawful rntn.c, wics,r
!. an amount ~ \ceodms m ne whole NC "mosn,
the said noics. whether. then in the Treasury
aud from Whatever source .ha DC again paid ont aqd
C S% I or TN TO- f ., :" ac s n "n c
time WIN Ike qualities and nll that pnr ~, III" art &"
uon o slcct payments" authorizing tho r.ur~ncm Of
e3ny rr 81 vmisd He,c. n1i' &c. ,hr ge "d
act shan be AMI are hereby repealed
The bin was ordered to be printed. and placed
on tho calendar.
Mr. Burnside rep. II. ~ called up his negro
enlistment bill.
After discussion the bill was indefinitely post
poncd-yeus 49, nays II.
Mr.. Beck Dem. Ky) submitted the following:
Rslr' That the secretary Of the Treasury be directed
on m M Sn,s WIZ 4I w. ,n ""rM"i M
the United states ct all manufactured articles to which
those produced in this country with the proportion Of
each.
Agreed 10.
Mr.. Window rep. Mimi submitted con
current resolution that Congress- adjourn with
out day on Monday. juno ~. Agreed to unan-
inouslv.
Mr.. Sargent Rcp.. Call called up his Joint
resolution authorizing II. j. Hnycs 10 appoint u
commissioner To arrange treaty with tao
kingdom of Corrn. and mad" a specrh Re-
icrr"d 10 the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Tho Senate proceeded To- consider the cnlrn-
dnr. the first resolution hcing that submitted by
Mr.. Voorhees, tDrm.. 1nd.l on the 18th of d.
tancc that the Government itself, In all IT, do
purtm"nte. should in good ilith keep all com
trn"ts and obligations entered into with It's own
citizens.
Mr.. Mitchell tRcp.. Orr gave notice that on
Monday he would ask tho Senate to consider
the bill to extend tho time for the completion of
the Northern pncinc Railroad.
Several bills of minor importance on the cal
ondnr were passed after which the Senate went
into executive session.
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.ViRNiED.

ucutc,'. ii fsrre. , 'ros' tro~nf.h ruryc c,can,
ont tiri vri- without itu tul Vlfaout -ickrun-
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4 fine So siii. Hat fnr So 30 Derby aud son
Hats. 81 eu. worth IS Ia NV 'aul % II. uu stars.
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Spring Styics Grutrncu's Hats ready Siyo and
tcNHlr unsurpassed tuo slh iiai. g. nlHkE IA
Hmm
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Alweys use S'yelnni Hul rill o. ih wei 4 g,os such
lsf- am rrcl from nag lfd iu"~n rnsrf ~ m slrcn;
rnMo.s Size health -rrrfinn. t,i n'ouih. II viii
Cost more los meat AMI rur . hut don ucsrui-c H.
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Gusincs3 Qo,ut5.
L dolpho IS oife's
scHNAPPS

Idolpho Moifc's
sciIlEDAN sCHNAPPS
Endorsed by the Medical Faculty.
Take wine Glass three times day
BEWARE or corNrrnrHrTs ,Np INVITATIONS
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nAYrs's ATTEMPT TO BRIDE BRUCE.

"Where docs Bruce, tho colorod Senator
from Mississippi. stand2"
Bruce H. n good Ocnl of n mana good deal
~ afnan. He has been true ms steel all through
this fight with the President. Let me tell YOU
something about Bruce and Conoyer On tho
night we held our caucus In REGARD to the New
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Tho old and well known louse ot b. NJ. Cow
IcihMmi Co Wstahh-hul lS.Tl lli ami l5I thath I'm
ST. s continues to kccplhe largest and test assortment
OF urnure, carpets brddnr, &C. aud 10 sell at lover
prices and on easier terms than any other house In the
trade. Weekly or monthly payments taken-Ads.
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Rslr' That the secretary Of the Treasury be directed
10 furnish the Senate with all the information IN posscs
sion ct his department ~ 10 the total consumrnn within
the United states ct all manufactured articles vhch
thrin duties apply. including fhu.o imported well
thoc produced IN this country. with thu proportion VI
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r.
r"uWnu uraht moro gloomy than usual. He had
sl'u'" To- believe II inevitable that his term
H,u.H 'hu ~ hloodshed. In the course OF II
smn"E 'un'ulinton suggested 10 him that there
nv, , "r'l i" M" On" way ont II the trouble. and
M. A. Xxx ,' ana suggested to him the plan Of
nr",,loihl Commission. lie Erasped IT in n
ihgt" ", ,,1l' Nhi declared il the very thing aud
w. ,'''' ~ would save the country. | pledged him
edSnalnNy, saving that If 1t became known in
io IN" tlai ne plan was ours II would be sure
NM" Vlnnlrd by the Democrats. and left him
iotbn WilrNeu. In the morning, when | wont
prmusndi Mlute louse, | found sherman with the
kTIH uecht who had told him Of tho pnn-nnd
bon,, ~ lhnn 'Apres scd themselves with an
den, HN salisla,uOn. In tho opinion Of prcsI-
win plNHl ana must sny tlnt | concurrtd
tbe h hl. ms submission Of the question to
tivean ghest legis atve aud judicial representa-
6loodsb dIl1Ie people was all that saved us from
a, TiLDEN SOLD OUT.
Ne boon after the Electoral Commission began
mork. l became aware that something
pec,ad was going on. l ought 10 hava sus-
i rIendd Il Mt first when Hnyos and his
NV MINUS ns, were found to be bitterly opposed TO
BY M, 55s'ng put, upon tho cogmisson lwhere,
fppnnsEy anxious that Morton should be there.
Al'w oil this opposition at the time. but
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M4RINIs ISriILfGLNCH

Ni~f,rruF AtsNsAc-rfrs nv.
,rises ... 10 srn srt.. .. q Noon rises. IS
uf.if wkrfN-tiis n,N.
y =. l. n
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StaOt 8alttnl0re.

&eriu6ter Cell 4 M OF D. Sc
iteru gtudmittug sc9en llbr oeriubte be
38 jdbri9e @briitrne 9ettmsr oou Jtr. 112,
Sort Nueuue, ihrem 2eben ourd) 0as Gtnnebs
men elmer etmd 10 Sent8 lpertben DofiS 2ana
oanum etu @noe 81 ma6eh. Sbr 3uitano
wuroe nod slIr redten 3eit bemsrtt, uno Or.
5ohu g. 'oarrington ibnea berbeiserufen,
wel6er na9 Anmenbung Der n0tbi9en @eeens
mtttel iIe lpieoer in'8 SemuBtletn 3uriidrief
unS 0offnung aui tbre baIoige u1aige @enes
lung au8iprad. Die WfOtiue gu Der Ebat
itno bis iett nod nld]t aufgetldrt.
S6miuoelprojeB.-Solepbg gS. Slut
ter, ein iunger Waun BON etlpa 20 Sabreu,
murSe seltern we9en Sweier 4ntla9en, @elber
uuter falideu Yonpdnoen fir Or. ". 81.
@rt1 BON 8il6. Sartel uao anoeren einfai1
itrt Su baben, prOSeiiirt. 91rdter Binfnsp
UcrurtbeiIte ihu Ill etuer @elobuBe BON $40
uno Su 3weiru6diger 9eidngniBbaft.
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9ltts GnntterInnn.

(Tdlidun9 ftGOiildler Bapiere.) Ser
Stnot @lert McSaroel bon Cumberland bat
neueroingS eiuen gelun9enen Betrug segeu
Die itdotiidle 8eh6rOs au8Fuoig gemaht. Ils
ct Dor einlaen &ageu ein1ge BON 0em &or4
.itauoe oes3tl9ungsfonoS suriidlegebene gSedD.
iel NIT ben yotiSen I'M gSe1ieibu9e peralc),
Jam er elnen auf 62 @entS lnuteuoen, Der in
$62 Uerduoelt moroen mar. Die Ausiiibruna
hes Sctrugs mar iebr geidlidt uno bic 4uss
raOirIngeu uno Serdnoerunsen faum Al be.
merten.
Ser 8ehiel mar I'M testen December bonn
@lerf Nc&aroeu aui S. %. Surnsr sur 8e.
nItnng bon s. SO. @ramlid & 5Hhnen oes
8oqen unc trd9t fein SnoOiiement auf Ser
Rtdlelte. Bis iebt habeu iid) alle Bemit-
bungen, ben SGlidcr auSsufinoeu, ais frlldlt.
los erpieleu. Spdler murOen nod amer an.
oere gSedliel, bic iid) nod in oen 6dnoen bes
8ortanoes befiuOen uno bercn g8erth auf
dbnlld9e gSeiie erhObt moroen III, aufgefuabert.
(Sie Sumberldnoer gSalsnerts.) - Sn
ben 8al,merfen Der ;, Baltimore Ohio.Babua
IN Cumberland itnb iebt 9egeu 20 Wtaan Be.
NlGfttgt. Glien tn ben uerld)ieoenIieu Nrteu
nno @eftaltungeu fommt bon auen 3hrileu
Der Sabn bierber uno noueert in Sie gDolsz
rUerfe, no eS bel Der SOuliruftion BON 400
@itterpaggons uno elmer AHSahl BON 2oEos
rlotiren IN Dtount Glare nH0 unosfGbr 100
gSag9onS IN YteOmOnt sur Berlpenbuna
fomltt.
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Mf6nMe

ct. Saul, Mlnu., 10. DECEMBER. pie
,4u1or Wiihle" 81 WinneapoIls, Gigen
thum Der 50. Gbas. u. BillSburp & Comp,
brunnte III Der uersaugeueu gtaAt Hieoer. Das
SSeuer iol; pte bel einer friiberen @ele9eubeit,
our9 eiue @rplofon BON Diehlltaub perur,
ia4t morber eiu. 3uauSis 9lrbelter 9eras
then auBer 8eiAdftisuns. Serluit $75, GOO;
Seriherung $4,000.
4llentowu, 8enni., 10. 0e6ember.-
Senferma6et'8 6otel, elm ulerft0dt9es Sol3-
sebdnoe 5n StemtOu, Yenni.i iiebsn @&elIsn
BON bier, uuroe beute friib our6 6euer ser
fort. 8erluit $4,000.
Suftalo, 0.,O., 10. DECEMBER. - Gin
beute Ibeno in Der S1rauben, uno 8olSeu-
fabrit Der 69. Ylumb, 8ursod & 8urnaro
aussebrofeues Seuer rtd)tete S9aben i'm
Yetrage pon etma $4,000 an.
9alesb burg, Slls., 10. DECEMBER. -
Srn. s. Yf. Sbeloon'8 Wtnga5in nurOe heute
iriib bura 6euer 5erft6rt. Der 8erluft betrd9t
$4,000.
9ranpi11e, 9.=O., 10. 0esember. -
Die BON Ba!rid Organ betrisbcue aus9eOehnte
Baummoaipinnerei brannte bcute in Solge
Der grplofon elmer &ohlenDuampe nleoer.
Der gerluit miro auf $40, 900 geidGtt.
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0erattSd)te 9epefd)est aus Eeius
@nrf

0ewsD Dorf, 10. DECEMBER. - 0as Sc.
ifament beS III philadelphia perltorbeuen bes
fannteu SaidenlpielerS 9lobert Serer muroe
aetern I'M Batlsngeridte bepontr:. Inter
anoerem beitimmt oaS Document, oaB ale
BON benz Seritorbsneu bel ieineu Soritelluu<
gen gebrauaten Apparate serit0rt merben lolz
len, 10 oof 9tiemano mad benz ablebeu beS
Seitators Oefen @rfiuOuusen beuusen f6une.
- Sob er6finete heute su 1908.
- Dte in Den bieF9en 3uderraffinsrie' n
beidaftigteu 9lrbeiter bielten beute IbeuO etne
MaiIe matchmaking in gSi1iomsburg uuo
nabmen Bedliilie on, welde geeeu ieDe Ser
dn6erune Der 3olabgaben auf &ObSuder bur9
ben @on9reB proteittreu.
= Die 9ampfer algeria" Don 2iuerpool
uno Setting" BON Sambur9 fnO beute bier
an9efomnlen.
- Ser BON Soiepb Sron .segen Carrie g.
Sbannon, @nfelin Der Wtabanle 6elteut elm
geleitete YroSeB murSe beute gu @unften bes
aldgers eutidieDen. Die @el9rporenen lpraa
den ihm $14,889 5u.
- Or. ORLANDO 6. 8raoioro purbe beute
iiberiiibrt, ben Cob bes Stl. Snrab Siftorta
@onnors cur9 etue Ibortion peruriad)i 81 boz
ben. @r miro am naHiten 6rsita5e osrurt9ellt
merben.
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esud,aerid,f tn Webrasfa.

Sma b a. 9febr., 10. OeSember. = Senr1
Sadion, 0eurp Martin uub 8m. g. Sirens
murben seifern in ytebrasfa=@itp iiberftbrt,
@bas. Slocum ermoroet uno oelien Satin
aeiddnbet 81 baben. Die @ei9poreueu ga,
ben einen auf pWoro i'm stpsiteu @rabe" lau>
tenbeu Wabrlprub ab, obgfet9 ote 3eusens
ausiaseu eiuen yWoro i'm eriten @raoe" err
ruieien. &tdter Costing briifte oteie 4nFht
often aus, ais er bic Ssrbrefer gum 3u9t.
bauie auf 2ebeusseit oerltrtbeilte.
I'm 2 llbr heute firth periamntelte iit elm
Vtob Dor Dem @efdnsnliie, idhIus bic Sbiiren
Elm, iiberWdltigte ben 4ufieher unb fiibrte
Wfartin nnb Sadlon nadl einem etma cine
balbe Wteile iiOltt pom bent @erthtssebduoe
gele9enen Blass. Nad) Sa9esanbrua fauo
man Die 2eid)en Der beiben 8erbred,er on Sau=
men hdugen. @tusns rpuroe beute Wtorqen
unter ffarfer Ssoeduus mad oem 3uAtbauie
nhnefiihrt
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Sas gmoe etues 9eiperaSos.

Wl { m , B 8, 10. Oesembtr. = SObn 6ars
reG murbe geitern Abenb etpa Weilen nSroz
lid bon oieier Stabt bur6 Soc 9epiunep
erIaoiien. oarrea, peld,er 81 elmer berii1z
tigten Yanbe Dciperaoos 9eb0rte, bate fth
ua1 0euinnep's 8ohuung besebeu, oenlielz
ben Elm $iitol an ben Sopf 9eiebt unb ibm
eeiagt, er perbe ibr (Deutnnep) uub ieiuen
8ruOer tSoten. Seuinnep gius in bas 9aus,
hOlte cine Shroiflinte uno tOotete Sarrell, i,
rpelher nod nit Dem 6euoluer in Der 6ano
auf ie,nem Bieroe iaB, burd) einen Shus auf
Der SteGe. Die 2etdenihau<@ @eihrporeu en-
saben eineu auf gere6tiertigten SoOtibla3 Ian,
tenben 8abripruh ob.
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@n~ Gpfatstnrft

Repsg gorf, 10. 9esbr.-@elb tptllis
All s-4. Dediel 4.82. Sob idlof heute
III 1Oob. 8unbes Sblicationen idllciien
Icf; 18s1er Coupons 109, neue 1861
lOss, 1s67er LOG, 186Ser 1904, neue Giinfet
1O6, 10. .4Oer@Oupons 1914. Aftien iblofien
fiau; gtem gorfer Central 1128, Grie 185,
eafe Sbore 685, Sainoiier&entrul 773, Bits
burger 824, Chicago. Nprt9neitern 46B, Bries
ritdten 77a, RofsSslano 1l8t, gSeiternllnion
Eel. 944.
unteri9abantts Uilan3: @ol6 1922, $780,.
1874; &ourant $46.567 .431.
- Die GOD @innabmea betrngen heute
$203, 200.
- Der llnterifGemeiier sablte beute fir
Sntereiien $4,000 u. fir eiusesogeue Sblis
gationen $10s, 900 aus.
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NpM etat XNnd1aerid,t. .

SaDan Ila B, @a., 10. December. =
Das @efdnsuif 5u 8ainbriose, @a., tpurbe
um llhr an, Montas friib bon eiuern Wob
erbroden, mslher ben Neaer Wnl. Cooper,
ben Wf6roer zines prou,inenten Biiraers, gfa.
mems Sohn We@ausbeb, budtdbli1 nit
&ngeln ourhlDherte. Cooper NOR ibon burd|
elmer friiberen -Anarifi eines Wiobs ueruun.
bet woroen, entging jeood Dar1alS uno lpnrDe
nm ieiner SiAerbett Willea mad oem Gefdng-
ilifie gebrad1t.
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0ebet,mntspotles Werbred,e,,.

yort, Penn1.f 10. 0e3enlber. = Ote
Qetae oes SRI. Soffmann aus Bara6iie.
Sopnlbip ift in Waul's @tienerssrube nabe
Sigon-9ia aufgefunoen worOeu. SIR Sdd-
Del mar 5eridmettert. DaS Rdo9en entiernte
fiA ON lssten Samitass. abenoe aus tbrer
gBohuuns, nm fif nah 5auouer. Bennl., su
begcben. unb ieitoem nuroe 9tihts mebr BON
ibr seh6rt, bis man geitern ibre 9eid,e aufz
fano. Gle iab ibrem 9fteoerfommen ent9e9eu.
uno ipr @ellebter ftebt i'm 8erba9te, ben
Mor0 beQQnQen Ill babeu.