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The New York herald., 1878-07-11
SPEC ULATIoNs IN WASHINGTON ON TEE PuR-
POSES or THE sEcaErARYs VISIT
DRAMATIC SCENE Ii COURT.

An affecting sccne was Witnessed IN the Hudsoa
County Cours Of General Sessions on Tuesday night.
The jury had retired to deliberate . verdict in the
case of shannon, Cavanagh, shechan and Graham,
who had been tried for stealing largo quantity OF silk
from the Bremen steamship dock hoboksn 10 Octo-
ber last Tne jury on their return found Tho court
room crowded with friends Of the thicves ana
the encers DUTY were only iour IN sambsr,
and Tor fear mad taken the necessary pre-.
caution OF armpng themselves. When the Jury ron
the verdict OF gnity tho women no pres
ent began wall ana sob and Sheohaa and shs bnon
tainted. The prisoners were hastily removed to the
jail Their counsel yesterday mAda application TO
have the YardIct set aside.
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SOLDIERS RIcHr TO SHOOT.

From the Montreal witness, July 81
II has boon clearly decided in England that mill
tary is no by being on military duty, deprived
Of his right OF sedeesce Of his duty In tho pro.
toction OF the public peace, both OF which inhero in
every citizen, civil and military, and the officer who
DIS himself In command OF orce is neither bound to
allow himself and mon " be attacked nor 10 allow
tho presence OF crime makes his duty coar, even
q ougn iI be not dciegated 10 him Dy magistrates.
Moreover, every volunteer is, whsa called out, =
special constable. II is desirable that TINS
matter bc FULLY Understood by all cuzcns and by all
aiey impcn ling uoublc here, but the frctuness OF
Communist,c and other revolutionary movements
all the world make the subject worth study
ing.
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PROBABLY FATAL EXPLOSION.

TmxSroS, n. j., July TO- 1879
This morning an old named Lovct entered
the cellar Of n grocery store In which ne was EN-.
pioycd, with lighted candle In MS hand. body OF
gas generated from coal oil gnitcd and an explosion
followed, which blew tho old man back ward and
burned him so seriously that he Is now in dying
condition. The front window OF Tue building was
wn out and the building caught nre.
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INDEBTED TO THE COUNTY.

Thomas Gardner Treasurer Of Kings county, yos
tcrdsy opened proposals for loan OF fiso.ooo u
meet The Indebtedness Of the county TO the end oi tn
current year. Upon III. autoority OF the Boars
of supervisors ccrlinsscs OF Indebtedness hssr.
ing ave per cent interest, winch are TO run sx
months were Issued On account OF taxpayers noe
making prompt pay mcnts tue city owes tns coansy
mo sum oi k62a ia0 al.
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THE soLpIERY IN CAMP.
From the Mou,rsal Witness. July o.

Tho Fifh Fusiliers left - Bonsecours Market last
evening, about nine O'Clock, TO so into camp on ST.
Hciens Island, where they viii remain ,wclve days.
The regiment mustered $50 officers and men, com
posed OF six companies They looked remarkably
well they marched down to tho island terry wharf,
The were In heavy marching order, with Knap.
sacks and camp utensiis Tho camp Is situated oppo
site the city the military part OF ST HcIcns
the cricket ground being ussd as the parade ground
Tho men enjoyed the lrst night under canvas i'm,
msnseiy, ior many yarn was spun ana many a
song surg during the evening. Al t. A. NJ. Inc
bugic mustered tho corps TO drill Ior an hour
alter winch the men we're dismissed. At half- past
SIX. shorty alter brcsktas, had been aisposcd OIL
tho island Jerry conveyed about ono hundred ana
nifty OF the mon to their oceupations. Another boat
crossed az baIi.past egbt The band and ppcrs will
play each evening" boat will leave the island ior
tns CITY ut bai-psst ten O'Clock. Tho following Is
list OF the officers now IN eampLeutenantC CoioneiJ J.
ID. Crawford Major II. 8. MacDoussIi, Major Kenneth
Campbell; Ciptain Frederick Mack zc, pay master
Lieutenant y. Lydon, aujutant; Quartermsstcr W.
Crawford, Captain u. T. MacdougsIi, Captain Z. @.
Gsddcs, Captain a.. A. wibks, Captain W, Torrauce,
Captain Il y. Hnl LIeutcnsnts X. LindsHy, J. A.
McIonnan, r. Caverniii, 5. stephens. L "a. Lewis s.
Cross, X. Z. Hamilton anu r. EsdaIc. Tho MoatrcaI
Field Battery, Colonel a. A. stevenson IN command
went into camp on piece oil ground just OF the
Western Hospital.
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HYSTERIA, NOT INSANITY.

Tho woman who found by Olcer Po.ric, OF the
Twenty nrst precinct Tuesday night sitting on q
stoop on Lexington avenue, rhirty-nr,t
street. and who was believed to be insane was
subsequently, ionnd 10 be suffering from hys-
terra. some hours alter her Arrest az
Bellevue Hospital she recovered aud gave her name
rs lhnomcna Robbws, and said she resided on Fifth
avenue, near rbirty-nrst street IL was said last
night NJ tho hospital that Mrs Robblss left her home
Tuesday on account Of some domestic trouble. sne
was taken hcr homo In ambulance.
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A LESSON FOR AMERICANS.

On the subject OF the threatened trouble In Men,
ireal, the Wilmington (DeI.> Commercial says
All Americans SEQ the folly well as thc wicked
ness OF this feud but many Americans are trying 10
pcrpctuate similar spirit among our own c0uptrv-
msn. Every hatred and anmos:ty Of the late civil
war "a cherished by people claiming 10 bs calm men
aud the hearts Of men claiming TO be Christians are
hicd with the wckcdness OF hate such that which
anmates these Irish Catholics aud against
each other. Let such look at the spec .aclc III Mon
trca to-day and what thor own vindictlveness
cherished ana renewed would, IN time, bring 10
American ciiies where nivrrsar hateful 10
side or the other IN gnL be celebrated.
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CORONLRS' CASES.

Mary Hailihan, twcniy-six years OF age OF No. 15e
Lewis street. taken III yesterday At her residence
aud died suddenly.
samuel Talbot, thiriy.nve yenrs OF sgc, who
driving wagon yesterday was iouna dead In his seat
when the team reached the loot OF Jackson street.
Laurence salmon dcd at the New YORK Hospital
from injuries rccoivod by failing through the batcn.
way oil station oil the Metropolitan Elevated Ksilrosd
opposite No 7 Greenwich street
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A MONTANA OUTRAGE.

HELENA, July Is, 1873
Tho Independent ha, received letter stating that
A. 1. Cutie and John wsrcham found murdered
at Cutties R,nch. at tho mead OF Dearborn River on
the 7th inst Tho houses hsa bcen broken open and
their contents carried OF. party Of Indians and
wnte horse thevss supposed TO nave pcrpstratcd
The ou,rags Dearborn River Is about ny miles north
tsl.,a MIA
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THE MAeIsrRAcr pIsoRAcEp.

From the Toronto Leader, July 81
So far ~ sast the efforts OF the Chief Magistrate
and eshers high in civic authority in Montreal are
concerned, there seems reason for hoping that
peaos will be preserved upon the 18th. Propa-
bly, no city in the British Empire ever Witnessed a
more dskraeeful and sadder evidence OF mags-
teral incompesency than was exhibited NJ the mset-
ing OF magistratcs' in Montreal the 5th inst. A.
tho very outset OF the proceedings tho Mayor showed
his AMI mus by reading sviolent and partisan resolu
ton. In his document ie seen the one-sided
fcsing OF the majority o hose whose duty It 10 10
MAINTAIN tho peace OF the city II rs not,
We apprehend, necessary A. the momont TO reAssert
that the right o. the Orangemen to walk 10 undoubted
Similarly Is heir right as citizsns TO protsction
equally 80. What then, 70 To be thought oil Mayor
VINO acts as he Of Montreal does and OF such OF his
colleagues who talk as Mcssrs. ROLAND and Muilin
talked tho Other day Sooner than maintain the law
ana the rights OF large body OF tho cMizons thcss
men would IL appears, permit disorder tho persecu
ton OF considerable body OF citizsus and possible
bioodshed IL will be no thanxsto the civic au,hor
ties II the Orange preccssson on tho Twelfth 6 not
roughly dealt with BY the friends OF the partisan and
fait HESS Chicf Magistrate and his friends.
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the INVASION OF OUTSIDE PARrrsAvs DE.
NOUNCRD
From tho Toronto Globe, July o.

From tho Toronto Globe, Julya1
While II not too late yet visor coupses 10
prevail the present aspect OF AFFAIRS is certainly not
rcassuriny. Tho decision OF Orangemen from a dis
tancc, ana evcn from another province, living uDdcr
a totally different municipal law, and surrounded by
circumstances wholly unlike tnosc Of the Orangcmen
In Montroa to resort thther aud give their support
to local procossions,s s to be deeply regretted.
Nothing can more enectuaiIy put both the rcsiaent
and non-rcsidcnt Urangcncn hopeiessly In me
wrong whore the former may, " tney choose, stand
invincbly In tho right. fnis Us no national
question; u Is not even provincial IN It's scope or
bearing IL is quarrel purely and simply between
certain citizens Montreal and thoir chei Insg
fstratc. The INVASION oil nm outside force only
aud justifyiDg-or putting plea OF Justification In
the mouth oi--tbe Mayor. IL tho Ofsngemcn Of Mon
treat, as We have already remarked. have waived
good deal IN connection with tncir march In the In
tcrest OF pence; n they do not intend 10 countcnanoe
form ofrrtation lar more OIL nsve than any tunes
party cmblcms they VIII, ere TINS, have begged their
700 onoious Hvnds ~ klpgsion 70 s.sy ~ hous and
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MOTHER ACCOUNT or THE yreHr.

MOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHT.
The following despatch Is from Umsiiils dated tho
9th met -
"a letter received from Peudlcton, July s, to Gov
erpor Chadwick, says:-'Gencral Howard attacked
the Indians at Bcasiey's Mil The hos,iies number
about iour hundred General Howard rcpulsed ,hem
thrco times ana Is stiIl nghting lie captured from
tour hundred TO nvo hundred head OF socg together
with provisions ana ammunition. Fifteen OF tho
troops we're wounded--two mortnlIy.
y. u. KEENY'n
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
ACCIDENT 10 AN ENGINEER.

Tho engine drawing a Philadelphia passenger train
broke iss driving wheel rod under the engineers cab
near Milestone Junction. to-day. Tho engineer, John
osborn, was severely injured by tho demolition OF
the caD. lie saved from Immediate death by
crawling out on the boiler The nremaa escaped un-
hurt
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
A NAIL CARRIER ATTACKED.

CAM RoaIssox, Ncb., July IL. 1873
John Lee the mall carrier between Camp sheridan
and This post. was nred at by iodiaus this Al
Dead Horse Creek, about twenty three miles from
here. ono bullet entered tho mail sack aud carried
away tho pommci OF the saddle Leo escaped uns
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The MISSISSIPPI JETTIES
lrrom the New orleans Times, July ~
UNITED STATES EN0iNEhR OFFfCy,
popr Fans Sotfru pass Ia INV lQ7

1
PoRr EADs, sourn PASS. La, July 4, 1873
July 2, at average 1Joo tide, there was enamel
over south Pass bar 2L9 feet deep, having u least
width OF $50 feet at gn lidc Of the day depths were
Increased iooi, at low tide lcsscncd ono hall
foot Two small Jumps. or ono larger VI they connect,
prevented tue existence o channel twenty cct
deep At average Hood tide.
certify that the above is a correct statement,
VI. X BROWN,
Captain OF Engineers. United s,a,cx Army.
ncial;--Publishcd by oracr oi the Hop Secretary
oil War.
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FrY CHIEF MosEs INDIANS GOING TO JOIN
THE HosTubys.

The HOyTfIys.
PORTLAND Oregon, Jolly o. 1873
Portland despatch, just received here from wal
lula, undcr date Of the 9th inst, says
Yesterday afternoon, just alter the passage OF the
train from Waila WnIla TO this place, pand Of sx
indians crosscd the railroad about six miles from this
place. all well armed rney protcssed grcst ire nd
SNIP Tor tho whites, and claimed to be Cbc In
dians sent 20 aid In ngh,tpg the bosyics. But lev
people hero believe tncir story. but tbink them
81 Chief Moses restless spirits going TO Join tho nos
tiics Tonight some nvc or six iamiiiss arrived from
Lower Yakima having boon ncuncd w irlendly In
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send them only their good wishes II outsiders In
sss on going to Montreal, on them be tho consc-
qusnoes. They will have injured irreparably the
cause Of their aiiss, and whatever happens 10 them
wilt receive and deserve neither sympathy nor pity
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
THE oRANoEMENs RIoHrs-AN IMBEcILE
MAYOR.

[From tho Kingston (Ontl News, July 81
What the facts Of the ease2 AS they did last
year, the 0raugemen have announoed their intention
TO march IN procession to church. rhey have re-
solved to play any party tunes, simply exsr
the samc privilege members Of other societies
and iraternties do Is necessary that because such
course has been determined upon there should be
either riot or bloodshedr We unhesitaiinsy answer
No. True, the Oraugemen's procession may not bo
pleasing many who may be under tho necessity Of
witnessing u; but surely that fact will not warrant
hostile interference with IT'S progress. Those VINO
courage sucn conduct should be held responsible ior
any trouble that may arise. Ii an outrageous doc-
rnc to advocate that because clasn of
not be pleased with the dongs oi another elazs
taking umbrago should take II upon thom to NANTES
their hostility by forming themselves mob for
the purpose oil attacking tue other party. such u
doctrine should not DO preached In a free country
and it Is just reprchensibe when proclaimed IN Inc
province 0f Quebec as II II done the province
or Ontario where In the matter Of malor,,ies The ro
ligious state oi AFFAIRS Is the When tho Ro
man Catholic pilgrims were threatened In Toronto,
we con,snded that they had MS much right 10 march
procession as The Orangemen, those Corn posing
any other organ zat0n, amt wheI they assailed
in cowaraiy and disgraceiai' manner By a mob
denounced the Outrage in Language as strong
Ne could comman nj. Our contention " this ~
s.nes. ~ ior ssss ~se DO ~. Es psr.ea"r usa
cessions tO take NOTES oi them, and who do
in.eriere IN any way should be punished with all tho
the question, ''WhaI Is inc duty Of tho auihori.
ties and those whs can exercise an influence to pre-
vent colisionr" Tho authorities have deal with
facts, not theories; with what IL, not with what
should be- according to he opinions OF persons
Tho fact before the authorities is this:-That tho
Orasgcnion, as ciiZcns and individual mem bers Of
society, and collectively as members OF Orgxnza-
ton, intend TO msrch In procession 10 church.
All copsidtr rations ot advissbiiity or expsdiency
must be dismissed Tor As remarked above, argument
on those points Is useless since they have
be Influenced by outside opinion Tue duty OF the
thoritics IL piaip An emergency them In the
face They should SEQ TO II thst adequate arrange
mcnts are made for The preservation Ut the pcase.
How Is It TO be donor Certainly by ioding heir
arms as Mayor Beaudry did last year. and dong
notning but on The contrary by vigorous prompt
action. Tho experience Oi last year should
have satisfied the magistrates that Mayor Beaudry
not the man Tor such cmsrgency-that he Is at
once imbccie and TOO much Of partisan 10 perform
the duties Imposed upon him u fearless proper
manner. wehope, however, that sucn dis
play OF military strength will be made the occasion
as will have de,erring influence upon any persons
who may bo inclined TO create trouble.
The New York herald., 1878-07-11

WILD AND INcENDIARY RHETORIC BY
CATHOLIC IRISH onoAN--TuE oRANorMEx
DENOUNCED AZ 'vRl,MrN" AND THEIR AN
TAGoSIsrs ExHonrED TO SHOW "MASLr
YRosT."
tFrom tho Montreal Post, July 81
blow has bcen struck at constitutional liberty IN
Canada. Last week We lived in a land IN which the
prinnolss oi The Reform bill Of lsa2 exlstsd-so.day
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-09-26
@ie 6tufe sur @eiunbbeit.
Sic erlaaauua ,.bou qebenstraft if

Die erlaasaas ,sboa eebeastraft if bic
stufe 3ur 0efunbbeit. Benu e bem 0r.
sanismus an Bitalitat mauselt, perben bic
perf@ieoenen orsane trdse in ibrem Diena,
fo,nmen @ronii4 in unotouuus unb i&lietlia
iett F@ bic araatbeit feft. 1iefem unfelisen
3uitanse oor3ateusea, to1te oer Sef&.pa@te
Orsanismus bur@ 1euutuns ieues uRna@.
abmli@en @tartunssmitteI. 4ofetter's
Masenbifteres pel@es bic 8erbau.
unssorsaxe tdrn usb bic sraasli6e tlm.
tpaabluna ber 6peiieu in nabrenbes Dlut
Fdert, aus seI9tm ieSe Nustel. i.ser xere.
iebe daier sasesobateu araft5uFut emy.
fasst seedrst perseu, uus ber saa,e Drsa.
nisn,us ersd1rt baan bic beilfame 8irtuas.
Der 1ppetit tebrt pieSer, Der Rorper nirs
enr4 selunsen Sdlummer erfrtfdt bic Nerben
ertarses aaS ser>ta rxbis. bic aus &rsni.
f&er nasereaali&Reit uub eiuem unreael.
xdttsen OeiuubbeitSjufanbe eraeuSle nie>er.
gf&laafue 9timmunq beri&ninSet, unS ienes
fable Ausiebts ls1 4ant, saS eepsb sbabeits,
fraalexs1 Der 5en Senersie nanselnben
> $etieses .'ees II eirs 'uss eiae seiunssrs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-09-26
SSn1amb
Nus Der Bunoeslouptitobt.

N aibin atom, %. @ept. &c.
er.tdr SbermAn peroffentli@te Elm
S4reiben, in wel&em er feline unterre.
buns nit 6errn @alter. BEN @.oae.
t:ur Der wai6inoton .Republit" Ct.
tldrt. uao ia9t, lebterer ,bob. feline CT.
tldruns in 9tlug auf ummanbelbare
Dbli9otionen, unb Die Notionol6ant.
noten in fa!i&er @eiie barseRelt.
perr gtmaro Me4berion, Der G6ei
oes Bureaus flr Drudia@en unb g..
Geographic, 5at beute Dem Seeretdr
5bermon feline &eiisnation eiusereidt,
uel&e BON bieiem oneenommen purbe.
9a Der 3weite Comptroller bes
S4abamts entl&ieben batte. bab oas
gum 8nu ber Sttties an Der Manbuna
Ses Mtififppi behimmt: Dlaterial
i4on tbatfd@li@ perbrau4t iein mub,
ebe gapitin Cabs 3ahluns erbalteu
tann. 70 uurbe bic 6rase bem Gene.
ra!anwanwalt Dorselest unb bieisr emf.
i&tioet, bab Gapitdn Cabs 3abluns er.
balten iann, febalb bas Nlaterial ee.
liefert ift uno ii9 unter Gontroqe bes
Der. @taattn befnbet, mas inbeb pon
BEN nit Der @tnufiatiguns. ,betrauten
Sn9enieur ; Dfii3ier beftima,t meroen
mut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-09-26

Das mirtli4 gut 1T, 1T ME 1u
tbeuer. WeeoiSinen, tpel9e ju e;nem
nieorisen 9reiie anseboten >peroen uno
oeren Nnaeise meirens an oas @par.
ipitem appeQirt. iino trot ibrer billigen
9reile au tbeuer, oa bieielben eft, anitatt
@eiunobeit 3u brinsen, oas 2eioen per-
i@limmern. 9altet gu4 an Elm amer.
tanntes Nittel, nenn es ii@ UNI bic
@ieoerer!angune Gurer @eiuubeit bans
oelt. ais Elm iol4es i6unsn mir 9r.
Aug, 26nies 3omburser 9ropfen ouf's
Bette empfeblen. @amit Sbr ni9t
bur& l@doli4e Na4abmunsen betro,
gen ueroet, ratben mir gu9, qenau ouf
Die unterldrift BON u. 8o9eler & 60.
3u a4ten, obne mel9e teint d4t 1nb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-09-26
3eitum8s=@efete.

gu Nub uno Grommen man@tr mn.
{erer Mbonnenten uno 9eIer, Die pielei9t
nod ni9t nit ben @citten, tpel9e einen
3eitunssberauseeber in ieinem ltnter-
nebmtn i4aben, pertraut uno befannt
5iun, mollen mir bieielben bier folsen
IoN.n. 9i.i.lben iino in Der san5en
Union anmenobar uno itets in 8raft.
l. Mer brei Nummern elmer 3eitun9
annimmt, Of miinbli@ noer brie1i4
oufgeforbert ootr ni9t, tpiro als 4bon-
nent betra9tet uno bat fiir oieielb. 3u
be3ablen.
2. ggenn Mbonnenten cine 3eitung
ni9t atbeFeqeu, 10 miro ansenommen,
boB lie oieielbe fort gu balten miinl9en.
8. Cine Weis.rung> bic 3eituns BON
Der betrefienoen Yel>Office ab5ubolen,
obne bielelbe besablt 5u baben, miro
als abli4tiser Betru9 anseieben.
4. 2ein Mbonnement fann re6ts9ul=
tis ab6eiteQt weroen, obne oaB ale
.&idldnoe be3ablt fno.
5. Wenn M5onncnten es unterla len,
ibre 3eitun9 pon Der Yofoffice ob5u=
bolen. 10 ino iie oafiir ptrantmortli4,
bis lie i9re san3e @e4nun9 be3ablt uno
Die 3eitun9 ubbeiteQt baben.
6. Weun Mbonnenten ibren Wobn=
.ort perdnoern, obne bic 3eitunos- Office
gu bena6ri4tigen, 10 lit ts ibr @4a=
ben, tuenn Die 3eitung mad ibrem
friiberen Wobnorte 9elan0t piro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-09-26

Die 9inrei4eno NOR, un ben 3ot ber.
bei1ufiibren. Sic 2ti@en ,paren Sc,
reits in einen porQei@rittenen 6tabiuu
Der 8ermeiuns, uno ,naren bic Beioen
minbeitens f&on 3mei Mo&.n lang
toot. 9ieier 9oppelmoro mar Die
3bot uon mebr ols elmer YerIon, oa
fi@ auf ben 2ei&en Elm i@werer 8alten
befanb.
gn-@ros- Dieb,reien.
Rem Dort, 81. Sept. Cine Der
beoeutenoiten GQenmaaren > 6auolun-
gen in bieicr @taot it tur9 9erlm6.
runs ibrer An9efelten in sroBartiser
@eiie befoblen morben. BON @aaren
elmer Nrt allein ino 5000 5tude &C..
itoblen moroen. Sic Yoliaei fabnoet
iebt auf Die 9iebe. 9ebler uno 3mi=
i4enbdnoler uno perboftet bieielben.
Spdter. - 9os porertudbnte gl,
lentoaoren &ei&dft, tueldes il, Golee
9erltdnoisun9 amii&en ben in beulsl-
ben Mnseitellten benoblen woroen 1T,
1T oas bon 6. 6. Soffrap & 60.
@lpcerin-grploion
Oil @itn @a., 81. Sept. Cine
uon BRADFORD, Ya.. Is. @eptember,
oatirte 9epei&e mslb:!: 9eute 3piI& n
IL unb llbr e1pIooirte Elm 20 Yiuno
@lpeerin uno Is Yfuno 9pnanit ent,
baltenoes Masa3in. belesen auf Der
Curtis Tarm. 2 Meilen ilbli9 bon
BRADFORD nit fur9tborer @emalt. SO,
fort set0otet wuroen Mnop g. Digging,
8. 9. Burtboloer, q. .. 4ulper uno
@bas. 6. 4a9e. 0ie peritiimmelten
uno in Stiide 3errii1snen lleberrefe Der
2ei@en Der Werunsladten ,puroen an
uerl@iehenen Yuntten um sic @uiuen
oes Maea;ins berum auf cine gntfer.
nun9 BON 100 Gub 9efunosn. Sic
llrio&e Der g1plofon 1T unbetannt.
Ni@t giner Der in benz Masa3in 6e.
finoli@ @eweIenen 1T abris eebliebsn.
Den 3ersans 3u er3dblen. Sn Der
Na4t oes 8. Musuit periu@ten Ginbre-
der in oas Mlosa3in ein3uorinsen, in.
Dem lie @lpcerin in bas @dlob f9o,
ben. uno nit elmer 2unte an3unoeten.
Ser 9eriu@ i&tug febl. uro Ger 3iinb'
fof blisb i'm @@lob. s5n Der lebten
Sonntas No9t. 8. september maro
no&mals Elm @eriu& aemadt, in ben
Giienidrant ein5ubre@en, uno bas
|S4lob au oeri9ieben. Man slaub1
MIN. oab 4ulper uuo bic Anoern pe:'
ueriu&ten, bob 5@loB 3u bfinen. NO,
bei has @:p:erin i'm S9loB erplobirte.
Das llngliid bat un9tbeure aufresune
IN ber um9e9eno beruor9erufen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-09-26
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