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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
RELIEF NEEDED IN PANAMA.

To The Edtt0r OF THO Irtbuhe.
SIR: I have been directed by the President
Of the state OF Panama the United States of Colon.
bia South America, to apply 20 the welknoTn liberal
ity and philanthropy OF tho people OF the United
States OF America behalf OF tine sufferers by the fire
which occurred at Panama tue 9th Of March ult Ac-
cording the reports have received by the last mall
many families are homeless and absolutely destitute.
needing everything their daily life and support aud
this time the means OF the local government
and OF private individual interests for their relief
are nearly exhausted take, consequently, the liberty
OF addressing the charitable people OF these States,
through your columns asking them 10 contribute any
tuing they may be disposed 10, TOR that pose Messs
MunOz 4 Esprella No. 81 Libery-st and MIR. NJ Cana
cho Rodan No. 80 Puest.. have kindly agreed 10 re-
cciye and forward 10 Panama the contributions tnat
may be sent 10 them. Yours respectfully,
' MIGUEL SALGAR,
Consulate q. s. of Colombia EerY York, April g. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
THE NETWORK CONFERENCE.

THE NETWORK CONFERENCE
BEGINNING OF THE EIGHTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL SESSION.
The eighty -eighth session of the New 0rk
Conference the Methodist Episcopal Church convened
Yesterday morning in ST. Luke's Church, Bishop An
drews presiding There were present 159 members
The Rev. DIR. A. NJ. Osborn who had nearly completed
the lfeth year OF his active service III the ministry
was selected to preach the semcentenna sermon before
the next Conference.
Reports were then received from the presiding elders
of the districts The Rev. Dr. ~ DC Crawford
of the NewYOr District reported that the debts Oh the
churches In his district less than the encmbrances
of last year. The Morrisana Church in embarrassed
circumstances as were also other churches in the
district, but the report that Methodist churches
Of the country the decline was false
Efforts had been made In several places TO introduce
Ruaiistic services, but they had sgnaly failed Inc
Rev DIR. DclOs Sull, OF Poughkeepsie also reported
gratifying reduction in the church debts OF MS
The Rev. DR.. Goodman president OF the Methoast Es
copa COlOred Orphan Home OF Louisiana sad that the
institution was IN great need o. assistance anu tn
troupe Of cOlOrcd singers now here who would give
concerts IN the church for the benefit OF the home
At the afternoon session the Rev. Dr. Paul r. Brown'
Tarrytown, who has completed his ftIeth year OF ar
tive service preached the semcentennia sermon lie
inistry-the trials OF the odtime circuit preacher IN
threading his through the forests, fordng unknown
lows came in under the caves In 1888 he censured
by the Conference for attending an anslavery meetng
g gsar w'rG ago also he he 0S ad 70 have that
decision reversed by vote Of t NE i sTn
OF men who had the three requisites FOR gooa
Methodist mlnister-a good heart common sense ana
heart than a hyena, and not much more common
sense. Occasionally one of these slipped into the
He then gave his sermon The True Glory of the
Church. which he defined as not consisting IN me
churches costly music highsaaried preachers nut IN
the manifested presence of God This was the only MY
sired TO flee from the wrahlto Far better was It
to worship In log hut where dwet the grace ana spirit
OF God than in soOmons temple where that spirit was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
OBITUARY..
J.. II. CHESBROUGH.

The Cotton Exchange lowered its flags to
haltmast yesterday. because OF the death of L. r.
Chesbrough Dir. Chesbrough was ffty-Dhe years OF
age and leaves "a wife and child He was taken
sick in December last, and since that time he
mas net been able TO attend 70 bis business
mas bsen IN business In this city for twenty-five
years past and esteemed by all who knew him. He
m0nla; ne was prominent member OF the Episcopal
Church az Elizabeth He very well known In the
Cotton Exchange having been In the Board OF Mana
tho time OF his death. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
PUBLIC OPINION.

IL President Hayes can cOnciliate neither the
South nor Congress- what will he do" take 10 de
woodsf'-lKingston Freeman (Rep.)
There can be- on the evidence as published,
but concusonthat the Halifax award was honestly
made, aud should be honestly paid.-lHarpers Weekly
Rep.l
The further statements of Secretary Sher-
man 10 the House Committee Banking and Currency
will convince the country the Secretary entirely
confident Of his ability 10 carry the provisions Of the
nal (Repl ~ ' '' VIVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
SPRING ELECTIONS.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN RHODE ISLAND.
GOVERNOR VAN ZANDT's INCREASED MAJoRlII-A
IODE ISLAND.

REPUBLICAN GAlNS IN hliODE i'hhNb'
GOVERNOR VAN zANDT's INCREASED MAJoRITI-A
GAIN OF l,4OO IN TwENTY-TIIREE TOWNSVILLE
LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN,.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.i
NEWPORT. r. l.. April 3.-The reelection OF Cover
nor Charles Collins Van Zandt, Republican, bya large
majority. gives general satisfaction, particularly In
this city, where both the leading candidates reside.
The Democratic candidate Isaac Lawrence
the son of the Hon. W. b. Lawrence,
retired at an early hour. Governor Van Zandt
received the returns surrounded by hundreds of his
friends and at late hour tonight was honored by
a serenade. His majority far exceeded his expecta-
tons, or the predictions of his most sangulue
friends
Governor Van Zandts majority In twenty-thTee
towns heard from this evening Is 1,615 Last year
his majority in the State was 454.
The Legislature will be Republican.
A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 5000
PROVIDENCE. Il. l., April 3.-Returns from all the
towns in the State give Governor Van Zandt lRepJ
$500 majority against 454 last year. The vote this
year is compared below with the vote in 1877:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
MIDNIGHT WEA THEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for he Past n Hours.

WASHINGTON, April H. l 4. m.-The barom-
eer Is lowest from the Ohio Valley to the South Atlantic
stacs storm OF considerable energy is central on the
Coast the pressure Is In general below the mean but
Is rising In tho West Gulf States Rain has generally
fallen in the Southern States The temperature has
fallen slightly In the Gulf and South Atlantic States;
elsewhere II has remained nearly stationary. Westerly
winds prevail In the Gulf States variable IN the South
Atlantic aud Middle States; elsewhere they are north
erly
Indications
For New gland partly cloudy weather. followed by
increasing ccudness possibly rain areas. variable
winds, mostly from the northeast falling barometer and
stationary tcmperaiure.
variable winds mostly from the northwest and falling
barometer and in the Upper Lakos stationary or lower
pressure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
WANTS THE PRESIDENT THROWN OVER.

The Senators who caucused ON the relations
that shall exist between them and the Presdent
tcaly concluded that the policy they viii pursue is that
promoting the welfare OF the country and
party without reference to the President This s sen
sble IL is utterly impossible To maintain Intimate re-
latioDs with him, II he will not permit it, It il I'M
necessary TO keep up perpetual war; The latter course
would only benefit the Democracy, and 90 no good
Republican party, In judgment, will De all the
stronger TO stand alone. conscious that its principles
and policy intrusted TO its own keeping and are TO
Be sustained by lite own action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04

rebeIon There may be no intent the part OF the
President do this, but his Administration has that
tendency. His fears Of the Democratic House, and ms
mistaken idea Of the sincerity and patriotism OF the
Southern leaders whom he has taken INTO his conf
denee leads him to put into Office and play into the
hands OF the most dangerous men in the Nation. Our
only hope Of salvation lies In the probability that the
American people will distinctly discern the drift OF
events and rally In time to save the Nation from the
A. Gala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
A GOOD CHANCE FOR EDMUNDS.
Irn1n The Nsln. InrL Erlninn pn2t

Senator Edmunds is reported to have
handled the members of the Washington railroad lobby
very roughly yesterday No doubt they deserve al the
sharp things which lie said about them but he made an
assertion which should not pass unnotleeed IL,
have seen 50 cents line paid for edltOridls
That 10 small price now. The rates are
higher now but shall tud out by inquiry what the
exact price is if Congress will direct an investigation
II is 10 be hoped that the investigation Will be ordered
forthwith. Let Mr.. Edmunds first take the stand anu
give the names the editors who received % cents
line and then let full testimony be taken concerning
the higher and the persons who pr9nt Dy t1em
The Vermont Senator has been very busy OF late
Here a chance active work In which all re5pec'a
bic journalists will heartily encourage him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
NO CIVIL SERVICE eRANND:s WANTED.


Civil Service reform is not lathe work. The
man who passes the best examination may be the most
Worthless In the class The best accountant may be the
most tricky peculator The best penman may be the
post sklfnl forger and the honestesof the lot may be
fcodornothng at the desk in the general work The
true plan Is 20 exact responsibility from the
appointing power and not 10 transfer II 10 jury OF five
examining lrannes, with end OF sub-examiners APP
Pointed by them, making new expense but working no
reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
MRS. ROBERT BONNER.

Jane Bonner, wife Of Robert Bonner, the
welknown publisher diedn this city Tuesday evening in
the fory-nipth year OF her age Mrs Bonner has bson
ON invalid for long me but her death was some hat
ass FIJI 3 death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04

TRIBUNE OFPIcE April 4. a. ma decline OF air
pressure took place yesterday, and was followed by
murky weather during the night. Tho temperature
varied little from that OF the previous day The mois
ture Of the air 10 not In excess -.
expected to-day, with O probability Of rain or storm;
Tomorrow Il likely 10 become gradually clearer and
cooler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
THAT CHILDISH sPITE-WoRK AGAINST FISH.

from The Neic- IOfk EttntnN EIp!e8s' :, r
If it were the first day of April instead OF
the third the public would appreciate the JOKE OF sun
moning the Controller before committee OF the AS As
sembiy TO make oath that he has not briDed FISH
fellow who conceived thesbrilliant idea was prooaDh
fAled two DAYS behind time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
SENSE FOR BOTH SIDES.

FrOm York LOllHieFttIt HUUbFt'ot''
IF our neighbOrs of The Express are deter
mined TO destroy The World and its accomplishing edo
the only way 10 do il to furnish the public win De
ter paper than The World The general puDlc nave niue
or no interest in the life and youthful ndlscreons Oh
Journalist The public will read live paper no mater
who edits it, and will sustain John Kelly as Conlroer
despite the of The World If Mr. Kelly continues
10 administer his office in the interest Of the taXpayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
LATEST SNIP NEWY.
ARRIVED.
APRIL 3.

steamship Hadu tDr) Wilson Porto CabellO March IL.
Laguayrs 10Th ST. Thomas 25d and St Johns. r., 2ltl
with ndse and pass u. Garmenda vessel TO A. e.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL April 3-Tho American Line steamship Indi.
ana Capt sargent for Philadelphia via Queenstown sailed
hence to-day.
For other Ship Neics see Third Pa2e.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
CHURCH SUPERVISORY WORK

ANNUAL MEETINGS OF RULING BODIES.
SESSION OF THE NEw-YORK ANNUAL CONFERENCE
APPOINTMENTS IN THE NEWARK CONFERENCE.
The New-York Annual Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church began its session yesterday
in this city, and listened to reports from various
districts, and the semi-centennial sermon. The
Newark Conference, meeting in Newark, adjourned,
after the announcement of the appointments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
DRIFT or THE PRESIDENTS POLICY

The weak attitude assumed by the Pres-
en IN carrying out his Southern policy Is preparing the
ss far as possble Y bead the Government over %
"eOemocrscy, a. Huohanar prepsrsd The 6sy for tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
MARRIED..

CRAIGHEAD-BAKER-O April =, 1873 the Rev. Whoa
Smith D. d. Of Bethlehem Church Philadelphia oihciat
ing James Craighea of Mount AthOs Campbell Co.,
Va 10 Mary Deal daughter OF the late Hon William Deal
Baker esq, of Philadelphia. No cards.
LOOMIs-WASHBUKN-Tn TUESDAY, April 2, 1873 .by tho
Rev Dr. r. Il. Booth, Winthrop H. LOOMS ana Nellie Wash
burne, both OF this city. No cards,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04

Tue sale OF ras for blood and liver medicines Is
almost entirely superseded by the introduction OF Dr. PeTccs
Medical Discovery, which far surpasses IN efficacy
thesr old. time meiCincs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
TIE MILWAUKEE ELECTION

MILWAUKEE, April 3.-The entire Demo-
cratic city ticket is carried by maortes OF 300 10 900
The Republicans have gained largely in Aldermen and
Supervisors. John Black (Deml was elected Mayor by
a majority OF 1863 votes. James S. White was elected
Controller G. C. TrumpG, Treasurer. and d. H. Johnson.
Attorney Hhe Honest Money League claims that IL has
a decided majority on the financial issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04

WESTERN LOCAL ELECTIONS.
CHICAGO MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

CHICAGO, April Sin the aldermanc and
town elections yesterday the total vote approximated
as follows: Republican, $4,000; Democrat. $4,000;
Independent (bolt.Dg Republicans and Democrats
5000; Communist. $500; and National. loo
Seven Republican. six Democratic, two Dem
ocratc AID National. two Independent, and
Que Communist aldermen were elected. In South
Town the Republicans elected the collector supervisor
and town clerk, and the Democrats aud Nationals the
assessor In West Town the Democrats elected their
collector and and the Democrats the super
and fOSNl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
1877.

The falling of the Republican vote IS 1,337,
and in the Democratic. 4,5sS.
The Legislature is very largely Republican, rs
usual the ProhbtoIy strength is probably some
what diminished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
Special Notices.
Alfred SDeer's
PU RE
PORT GRAPE WINE.
l..

MOUNT PROSPECT VINEYARDS.
standard Nowl0rk city for church cotnnluN
non hospitals and especially prescribe for ladies' and per.
health and people II Is harmless yet
very inyig0rang ngthenng Sold by druggists
Principal office aud salesrOOm, 81 Warren st, y. y.
Blairs Pilis.Engsh remedy for Govt and Rheumatism
"a Pills. II % by mail H. PLANTEN & sun, "a VILE
Iatn.s n Y. sold by druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04

"
inches Inc lines give divisions 81 time o ae ! hou
lasht white line represents tue oscillations
d mercury during those hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04

DIED.

Al Notice, Of Marrages must be iadorssd w,ts fuIs
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 3.-Full returns
elect one Republican the city ticket The city boards
will stand CounciDcn 20 Republicans, 81 Democrats
Aldermen. IL Republicans, Il Democrats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
~ Court Of Arbitration.

Established
Hon ENOCH t. fANCHER, Arbitrator
Sessions OF this Court are held daily at the Rooms OF tha
Chamber of Commerce No 90 Wlisns and at the Office Ok
the Arbitrator No 90 Broadway for the hearing and proms
settlement disputes and matters OF differs
ence arising among merchants shlpmasels, and others
within the Jurisdiction Of the Port OF NewYOrk:
oen@ai pnbc can submit their controversies sctienL
submission OF and other inosma
ton be obtained gratis on Application 70 tho CLERK AZ hs
rooms Of the Chamber.
Don't Rub on the Enamel
teeth with gritty preparations Tbs teeth are too val
liable red with When gone must have false
or gum Yourself through lie. Use soZoDoNT which
conaus grit Itcieanses the mouth and ytEes the So
cretiOns.
Nervous ExhaustonA medical essay comprising series
delivered at kahn's Museum OF Anatomy New
the and cure OF premature decline showing in
sputaby how lost health De rcgalned aodng cleay
synopsis OF the mpedments and the treatment VI
and debility being the result Of 20
perenee BY mall Zoe currency or postage stamps Addfess
secretary, kAHN's Museum, $50 Br9adway New.No:k.
Post Once Notice.-Ths foreign mails the os
TUESDAY, at p m, for Europe, by steamship ldahe,
VIA Queenstown on WEDNESDAY. at a. m. for Franco
direct by steamship Canada via Havre and at p M fo-
THURSDAY at H. for ireland dirsct by steamship
City Brussels Queenstown lcoiesPordencs ior Great
specially adGressed); aud az M for Europe. bS
steamship Fsia. via Pymoun. Sher1onrr ana Hamburg:
sATtR6Ay a. no. for GSps BY ."tsss"p Ger S
sSdrsssed and s $50 M scosla direct 81 stssui.
snip pwSp M sns VA ana sr
Inc steamships idaho ss!na and dermsnle
mails Tor penmars. sweden apc Norway The malls for
a aS saA ys sxxSs m 20:
tT De Wet Is@ VIA 3, ynSs's s|sc Porto Nice aud
ts Ssa have s san Ss2Ss, A AD1 Tao
AZ. II "a xEs. fostuaslas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
ARID LANDS IN THE WEST.
MAJOR PoWELI,s REPORT.

AN INTERESTING DOCUMENT or TIE UTILIZATION
OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION SENT TO con-
GREss.
report on the arid lands of the West, by MAJOR
Powell was laid before Congress yesterday. Inc
topics discussed in this paper are the irrigation oil
the farming lands the preservation OF the forests
from fire, which Major Powell says is more desfruc-
tive to them than the demands of human industry (;
and the size and proper way of dsposing OF the pas
turage lands The report is long, but good ao-
stract of it's best features is presented below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
Don't Rub on the Enamel

Win gritty
liable red with When gone must have false ones
or gum Yourself through lie. Use S0ZoD0NT which
conans grit cieanses the mouth and y!Les the So
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
Bot 0ab mnS Sern.
II 3.

9tn Die flGgli6e SaLtung unisrer
Gegiernng (unb bes @eianoten Gablor) in
Der . Gumer'9e MngeIegenS
belt anfnIpfeno, bemerft bic sc. q.
Staatsseitun9" SIS lit 81 ertDarten, .baB
Die beuti61 Breife gegen bas
fleinmItbi9e 8erbaLten beS Gtaatsoepartez
mentS IN oieler Nngelegen1eit eiumitDig
proteittrt. 9o6 miro btes 0errn CHARTS
feline belonoeren Sorge1t MAIDEN. SeiH
Sreun0 n11o GDlege q 6ur3 fDnnte
inbeB iiber Die Sadie Elm Q8ort i'm Cabinet
au lpre6en baben; Ell iolte tpobl oieSmal
lt6 nidt I'M Die oaoeren 0epartements an
%fitnmern, fur ongemeiIen balten. @lu6
Serr 9 6let6er nnO bic anoereu
Oeut16en I@ongreBmitglieOer
lOlten 6errR @DartS Elm Qidt auflteden
uno Die Sabe i'm @otgreB i'll Der na6z
briidli6ftsn QSeiie 3ur Spra0e bringen,
falls oaS StaatSoepartement nibt Dor Der
GrDffnung Der SeiIion our GrtenntniB
ieiner Yflt9t tomrat."
= Gin 8rn6er bes berii6mten l6iuGz
bti6>floii6en Gomanl6reiberS 8ertbol6
Muerba6 d, Der arSt Ooftor SuItus
Nuerba6, lit in Sar HodapaD auf
Song SSlano an ben Solgen bon Nerlebunz
gen 9eltorben, tpel6e er Dapontrng, tnoeln
er, ais er BON etnem Battenten ua6 0aule
auridfe6rte, Our6 leiu i1eu getporoenes
Bferb aus Der &utl6e gel1leubert Wuroe.
IS tpuroen ibm babel snei Hippen gebro=
den uub bas 8ruitfeu berleBt, tpeId leBz
tere 8erlebuug nadl nentgen Tagen ieiuen
SOB berbeifHbrte. ST par SO Sabre aft,
10 Sabre iilmger ais letn beriihmter Sru=
Ser, unb nuroe in benz bur6 Die vOorfz
gel6i9ten" leines 8ruoers 10 betannten
ytoroitGtten bel Sorb, i'm G0ntgrei6
@iirttemberg, geboren. Gr itu6trte Ntebtz
ain in0Ir3burg uno W9iin9en, fam in ben
4Oer Sabren auf Soften leines BruDers
8ert6plo mad NHertfa, mo er lettbem 9elebt
bat, uno Derbeiratbete ii6 nit 6r1ulein
Cornell, elmer @briittn, nit tpelder CT iebr
aliidlt1 lebte, nno aus mel6er @be
flint &tn6er entlprangen, BON benem
tueld5er iebt 8e6tspiHenl6aft ftubirt,
nnb cine iiingepe godter am aeben iinb.
Nls Or. Auerba6sDor mebr ais 80 Sabren
in Qmerita anlan9te, erfor er Itb ben jeBt
Ocean Bpint %genannten She'll Song SS@
Iauo's Mno bGs it6 BON oa bis SSar 9toda>
man eritrefenbe @ebtet als ben S1aHplaB
Ietner Gr3tIi6en SbGtigteit. @r bereifte Die
bamals ipGrlt6 b%etpobnten 9rti9afteH,
bstrieb babel einen 5aaoel NIT @rsneien
unb ipuBte ii6 bal6 bur6 erfolgreide &u>
rem einem gWten Halnen gu MAIDEN. @r mar
in tpeiten &reiien seiddBt uRb geadtet, uno
nGbreno bic 8~oblbabeH6en i'm ais eitten
Mrst fannteu, Der fur ieinen Gat9 urt6 feline
Silfe Elm gutes 0onprar foroerte, puBten
Sic Qlrmen, oaB iein 8ei1tano tbnen tets
fiber mar, tuenn fie aud ni6t i'm Stanoe
iparen, bafir au be3abten. 9Oftor
Querba1 beiaB 2an6 BET Ocean Boint, tpp
er fi6 Elm gerdumiges 2a1bbaus errt1tet
uno einen pra9tbolen @arten angelegt
bate.
General Grants 8rn6er,
SrbiIIe Grant, befinbet fi6 ieBt in
einem Srreubanie in Ntorrtstopn. %. S.
OaB es in ietnem SberltIbhen aidt mebr
gan3 riattg lei, bemies er lett Monaten
6ur3 eiue Mfenge Oes grDBten poIttii6en
Bleds, peldeS er idtDaBte Mnb metdes bic
Senlationspreiie pfli6ti@aloisit per0tieate
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
Berlin. II. Qluauit

Berlin, II. QuguIt.
@eftern Moreen tpurbe Bic 8eo6lferung
8erlins bur6 folgenoe Qn3eige ibcrraI6t,
Die in Der Srabe an Die 2itfaBlGulen angez
beftet mar.
@atnun9s>Auseige
Ser &lempnergelele @mtl Setnrtb Mtar 616el
9enannt 2ebinanlr, aud &raber, aus 2eipst9, tit
auf Srlno Der tbat1d6li6en Teltlteauna:
baB er am II. Otai 1873 BEN Gntj6lu8, Seine
Mtuieitdt ben 9euti6en Sailer p0riGBli6 Su
tooten, Our6 9~anotun9en b~etJGtl9t bat,
1Detde eimen Mnfang Der AuSfitrnnG 6icler
b~enbnbttgten aber HIbt 5ur Wolen0ung ge>
tomn1elen Sbat entbieltetI, unO guar tnoem
er bieie @anolun9en nit lleberlesuns aus
fgbrte,
6ur6 @rtenntniB 6es &ammerseri6ts, ltrtbeilse
lenat flr StaGtSperbreden, pom 10. Sult 1878,
1pe9en 6odnerratbs snm SDbe perurtbeilt porz
ben, geInaB $ 80 bes Strai9elebbubes fir bas
Seiltlde 9teib, wonaeb Der &eriu3 6es 0torbes
on Dem &aller ais So1uerratb nit Dem SOoe be-
trait nerOen lou.
Sas @rtenntniB bat Die &e9tsfraft be19ritten
Ino IT. nahoem 6n;6 &uerb63iten GrlaB pom
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