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ARRESTED ON HIS ARRIVAL.

PRussIAN FARMER cHAfGED WITH THE
MURDER OF HIS DEBTOR CAPTURED ON
BOARD THE BorHNIA.
On tho 18th inst. Herman A. Schumacher. tho
Consul General In this city OF tho German Empire,
received the following leegraphie com by
cablc:-
Farmer Anton Bracht Of Eickeoh in tho province Of
wessphsiia sinsdom OF Prusna. pursued by pablie
June. 1878 upon Irnaa Busrge there. Probably
Descrption-35 years old iee iuc iss and line hrh
t@o scars tight side Of forehead cut lett
ioreinfer AMI bent leg We request arrest and
Royal Circuit Court. Lipps,ad Judge ofInveisation.
THE ARREST.
Upon tho arrival OF the Bothna night before sbe
was boarded by United States Marsbsls Der nhArdt
and Miller, who haa warrant Tor the OF tho
accused, blsed on sworn complaint made by the
German Consul General on the fah Of the foregoing
Telegram before United States Commissioner Kcnnoth
j. White. Tue MarsnaIs had difficulty In selecting
their IRON description given OF him. arrested
him and brought him Ueioro Commissioner white
yesterday morning. He answered ali respects the
description, with the addition that be IL somewhat
iorb,dding OF eountcnance, heavy aud muscular IN
body, OF broDzed features, aud mignt DO taken Tor
other farmer or IA sailor.
BROUGHT Up ron EXAMINATION.
lie stated through MARSHAL Bsrnhardt that he de-
sired an examination on the charges against him. but
without counsel and without means. He was
tbercupon advised ny Commissio WnIto that he
would DO committed to prison to await exam Ina
ton that ~, aitor the tact OF his had boen
made pubic. ne should sti fell To aud friends or
counsel, some nomber Of tho Bar would assigp ned
TO guard his Interest during an examination. The &C
cussd was then committed TO Ludlow street Jail.
now THE xURDsR DONE.
The day alter the receipt vi the message which
Bracnt was arrested tho German Consul General sent
n message ipQuirng how Tue murder was Committed,
ana received the 10Th inst reply, rs follows =:
Murder committed by throttiing with q rope
sCHNALE.
ruR PRisoSKR's EXPLANATION
The explanation OF the prisousr was that ne had
sold 300 s0ccp to the dead au and his uncle,
q note OF nand Tor the pr,nc, wh Gu note paid
Subsequently The purchaser Of tho sheep was found
dead on tho prisoners farm with rope roundp his
neck All these facts tho prisoner thought, would 20
ueeined sufficient ny tho authorites cause his
rest, and on that ground no left but denies absolutely
his guilt
CONFIRMING IDENTITY
when the prisoner was nrst discovered by the mar
shals ON board the Botnnia he dsncd his Identity.
Beng stssrage passenger he went to Castle Gardcn
whther he was accom- panied Ny the marshais. There
In a moment VI excite ment or absence Of mind, he
wrote hrs real name anu tho place from whence ho
came on the register This, OF course put the Qucn-
ton OF his IDENTITY beyond further dispute He viii
be brought before Commissioned White Tor sxamina.
tion to-uay.
Marshal Bsrnhardt the capturcr OF Bracnl and also
OF De Gruythers tho Swedish iorger, TOW days since.
will sail with the latter Tor Europe to-day.
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CHARGED WITH ARSON.

Morris Goldstoin, a tailor, residing ut No. 10 For.
syth street, suspected OF having set ire TO his place.
was arrested yesterday morning and brought before
Judge 0tterbourg, IN the Jefferson Market Ponce
Court and charged by Fro Marshal Orr with having
had his stock and fixtures Insured tor $500 10 the
Safeguard aud for 81, 900 In the Hamilton Insurance
Company. bernard Isaa,s. who was formerly
Grated with Godstien In business testified his DO
Ing IN his company all through the night Five wit
alleged mat the proprietor had given the keys
OF the place to tho foreman though he denied having
done 80 Goldstien was finally rsmsnded Tor iurtner
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FOR CHARITY'S SAKE.

Contributions TO the chiIdrens' excursion fund
OF the floating hospital OF 81 Johns Guild have besa
received IRON tho following named ladies' and gsntie-
men. --lsclin. Nesser & Co., $40; James Cummings,
$50; KuDuardt 4 Co, SIS; s.In Mcmorium." SIS;
Mics Club $40; Mrs. b. Holman, Cheyenne, Wy.
T., 50; ST. JOnb's Church, clifton, \ L., 81; The
Sisters Cameron, 81; "Auonymous," f25; Alexander
O'Kesnsn ana MarueGc, $50; waigiu, rosi a Co,
$40; Hardt & Co.. $40; Freud II, $40; Little Mabel
Northampton, Mass. So; Nary Bell, 81 rs. Total,
s2l9 80 Further contributors are solicited. Con-
ioulions ala OF east side family have boon
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W. 4. VAN ZANDT.
NHw YoRK, August q. 1873.

New YoRK, August q. 1873.
TO THE EbroR OF THE HERALD.
II 10 scarcely necessary Tor me TO rsfuts tho owl
IDENTIFY 'trumped-up" ana absurd accusation made
against BY man TO whose confessed Blu. glary 40
my o1lce was enicnt on account OF his scKIy condi
lion, the tears and cntreateSct his wife and APP
psals 10 save his respectable mother from disgrace,
but whom l, OF course. diemissed from my ploy.
Az the sxamlnaton and through his snidaviW The
chsrRs will easily be proven foolish utterly false.
W. I. VAN ZANDT
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[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LAKE GkoRGE, N. Y August Il, 1878.
Marie Roze's concert at Fort William Henry Hotel
this evening was great success There was largo
attendance. prominent among whom tho Earl
and Countess OF DuHerru, Governor Robinson. Gov
srnor Bradbury, Com modore Temple. Colonel Mont.
gomery and General Dawson. Marie Roze Gu
Enthusiastically greeted, and received several recalls
and encores. Mr.. Carleton was aso very successful
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sDoN PAsQUALE" AT SARATOGA.

by TELEGRAPH 20 THE HERALD.
SARATOGA, N Y, August 81, 1873.
Mile. di Murska, assisted by Signors Brsnoi and
Susini and Mr.. Maxim, gave a very credItable per-
formance OF the well known opera, 'sDon Pasquae,"
In the opera house OF tho Grand Cnion Hotel this
evening. Lothian's Orchestra nisned tho usiru-
mental music,
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FUNERAL OF MIR. BOWERS.

PHILADELPHIA, August 81 1878.
The funeral OF George vining Bowers. the actor,
who died In New York on Sunday last, took place TO-
day from the of his sister, was attended
by number oil friends, including OF the
atrlcal profession. The body was inferred at ODD
Fellows Cemetery.
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Lucia, the applause and braves deafening, and
perfect storm OF bouquets raned down upon the
prima donna of The night This scene again re-
peated after Mile Gers,er's Appearance in the shadow
song OF "Dnoran-" She called and recalled,
chsered applauded, and finally wreathed with laurel
two hugo garlands TIED with gold. being hung on the
stage.
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10 ESCAPE HIS VICTIMS.

August EngIcr, the real estate agent Of No. 13l
Fourth avenue, Of whose alleged dlsrraoeiui acl,ous
tho HxKALo mas already noticed q foe, has nsd the
city 10 Is alleged. 10 escsps rearssss the csM-
plant Of other alleged victims Of nn vs praoussA
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THE NEW YORK OPERA SEASON
AMERICA.
From the London Era.l

ARTISTS Mr.. MAPLrsoN WILL TAKE 10
AMERICA.
From the London Era.l
Various rumors arc anoat concerning the troupe
Mr.. Mapcson will tako to New York. Gu my own
responsibility, l may mention that tho troupe viii
PROBABLY iaciuds the names Of Mile. Gerstsr Miles.
Minnie Hauck, sails, Valera, Bsusrmeister and
Tremellt MN. Campanini, Del Pusnte, GaIassi, Foil,
Thierry and Franceschi, win the entire chorus Of
Her Majssty's Theatre. In February the troupe viii
De changed fresh artists beng brought from Europe,
while some Of these artists return. THIS lis. nave
said. give as probable one and my own response.
bilty, AIR. Mapieson. knowing the hatred Of hum
bug and prstspcs the part OF the American people,
not wish give me list unti tho artists have oil
signed.
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MILE. ernsrrn AT nsn xAJEsrrs OPERA

From the London weck.l
The last evening OF Her Msjssiy's Opera House
caused 10 be much crowded. bosides that, u was tho
benefit night Of Mile. Gerstor, who has become
great iavorite this season Her reception was on
tnusiastc Scarcely Patti, or AIoan or Nilsson. In
all their glory, have had more iavors showersd on
them 10 . single night After her Appearance a.
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says Cornlev in h.s recently issued work,
he History Of New York state The day
Las passet, * ncn the beneiactQrs u humanity
we're aiio,g FL Il i've III ign0minious poverty
their saeriEces their labors, unrec0m
yensed. To-day, the beDelactoIs Of the PEG
pie--tDe men who devote their lives ana
energies d the interests OF humanity these
GFe the ren whom the world delights 10
honor and whom L rewards with princety
fortunes IS an earnest worker Tor he vel =
.are 81 MS ie,' or men Dr.. Z Y Pierce mas
N0l their oarmest sympathy and esteem.
Vt hue seeking 1o be their servant only, ne
las becomes prince among them. Yet the
immense fortune layished upon him by a
generous people he boards not, bnt invests
n he erection and establishment 81 institu-
tons directly c0ntTibalive to t lie public good
the people thus realizing iii Their liberal
patronage, q new meaning OF that beautiful
Oriental custom Of casting Dread upen the
waters Noted IN both publIc and private life
i1r his answering IN czritY and all those
sterling virtues that ennoble man hood DR.
Pierce ranks high among these lev rneD,
whose names he Empire State is justly
proud - nscT oe upon her Poll o. honor
Ambitious, yet moved by an ambition strictly
alnenabie 80 She most discriminating and
well baialce1 Judgment, has future career
promises t. he one 0. unparalleled activity
and usefulness ably suppementiDg he work
he has already aceompils ned, bY g lie at once
noble ln effort enviabie IN its grand results "
Willie pr Pieree's genius and energy have
won Tor hin 81 snyisble a position on the
records OF the nation, having been elected
then Senator BY al overwhelming majority
his justly celebrated household Remedies
have gained for him a vet more desirable
place IN the mean Is o, 4 grateful people. His
Golden Medical Discovery END FsvoTite Pre-
seripaoa nave brought health and happiness
10 ten thousand households
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thousands who can testify to the efficacy OF
DR.. Pierae's Favorite Prescription, from exps-
ricnce and observation;
Mrs. Cornelia Allison, Poosta, Iowa; Mrs
Thos. J. Methvin, Hatchers Station, Ga; Mrs.
1. A. Seymour, Rome, N. Y; Mrs. Francis
Huswick, Versailles, Ohio; Mrs. Leroy Put
nam, North Wharton, Pa. Mrs. Mafv A. HUI
lot, Udina, Mo: Mrs Mary A. Frisbie,,
Lehman, Pa, Mrs D. L. Gil, Chilicotbe'
Ohio, Mrs. Harriet f. Malone, West Spring
field, Pa. Ms. R. Hiatt, Emporia, Kan,
Miss Louise Pratt, Dodgsyille, Mass; Mrs. L.
A. Dashield, Norfolk, Va: Mrs. G. Allison,
Proctor, Iowa; Mrs. j. \. Vernon, St. Thomas,
Out Mrs. s. G. Morad, 253 North Howard
Street. Baltimore, Nd; Mrs. Lucy Caliman,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio: Mrs. Nancy Mcknight,
Jefferson, Iowa; Mrs. L g. Stemrod. Friend
ship, n. Y. Miss Ellen Cady, Westfieid, n.
Z; Mrs. Anthony, Amann, Verona, n. r;
Mrs. b. N Rocks, Grand Rapids. Mich. !;
Mrs. F E. Webb n. Y Thou
sands Of reference, WATERFOWL, at the Worlds
Dispensaty
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ST. pauj's Great ,,e4stut;an

me most successful enterprise yet started
ny the citizens ofst.Paul is the great ST PAUL
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION .
It's success has been most extraordinary.
now rivals, sitter few years of existence, the
great New England Fire Insurance com panies
which have heretofore drained 50 mich
money from the fertile fields of the west
to enrich the barren rocks of yankee land
70 those who desire cheap insurance IN the
most reliable insurance company in the State
We would say by all means pacronize that
CREST HOME institution. IT. cash assets
are over ONE MILLloN dollars ard it mas reach
50 TINS grand aggregate III eleven wears. Here
ale the figures which represent It's unpar-
attele2 ypWti
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The roads throug hout tie state, as wei a.
III lewa, Wisconsin and other realms ad ia
cent have been almost totally iuLassihl,
darinc She past seven DAYS. AGd as q natura
consequence receipts Of produce have heea
remarkably light. Fortunately there has beer
no seIY active demand for any particular
commodity. and a. rQlc prices are steady
aud unchanged Regular business is sl0H
Some iarge shipments are making to tnf
Black Hills, ana there IS considerable inquiry
from grels many directions about spring
trade, but nothing definite. Business must,
for the pre~aut BE- described a. Qliet, with
great expectations well founded as re-
cards spring operations
FLOCR-Tbere has beea . lrisk eastern
order trads Ter good qualities OF bakers
xxx Hour, and fair demand Tor country
mills patent process Hour, ~ previously
quoted prices AZ wholesale patent process
~ selling at 81 7Ja7 90, aud straight XXXX
Al 8 c0a5.2 . The local demand Is abou. a
usual Boiled corn meal sells TO retail deal
els a. s. .l5al IS = 100 lbs 10 further de-
maud Is apparent lo1 onckw heas flour Rye
-four is held at 81 % Dbl.
WHEAT Receipts both bY rail aud ty
wagons have been fair during the week. con-
siieriur tue FETCHED condition Of the roads
and prices have heeu t5lerablv stesdv bat
not entirely 80. Al one time the pros pect 81
another European war, in which England
would be engaged. seemed SO imminent that
BUYERS here paid 81 vi Sal % bui the sau-
gu'neous fever having since quletei down,
SPECTATORS aud miliers have reduced their
Oilers to 81 % per pushel. $. which price ali
the y beat Offering YESTERDAY sold, except de-
ilsered on former contracts
A. sa indication Of the course o. wheat
values, vs. present below table OF the qus;A-
ions ii Ne. x heal which IS he quality
4 hat dominates, n the leading markets 81 thu
world viz. liverpool. New York. Chicago
yesterday andh week 40 yesteT
day
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Sheriff'S Sale.

Notice Is hereby cveu ,haf Pursuant 70 TIE
IBlG en- a. S@.e rendered II s certain ActiaH
pending In the NEstrsct cu1rt far ths SeeOnd
&uasel2a District, county o. Ramsey, and
state ot AanuaSosa, herein the = paul
Mutual Building Association No. l. i pain
TT, and Charles ? Souds<, Anna " Sauaer
his wife. and Bruno Beaapre ara defendants
hearing Iate Tia 18th day q @anuarY, ISIS
an1 aGsy entered IN said zesiou. { VII sell
= pubic auction u the nighess bidder ior
cash en- the 25rd DAY Of Marsh. 1878. a. ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon. 81 ne from. door of
the cid CoaTt House n the city IL s.. Paul.
ln said countT q Ramsey, thai certain piece
G. parcel 81 land lying and being IN said
county q Ramsey and State OF MINES "a
known and described a. follows. to-wit. Lot
Two IN BlocE Screen ~ Besupre K Kelly =
addition - S. Pau, together with he
he-saitaEeuts an 4ppa~tenanSss
S-. PAIL, FebruAryE, Is-s.
IoEsS c. BEca-
sheriff a a&msey eouatv. Msnneso.z
I. '. n. hEAzp. Piaint1ds As1a-1.ev
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SOLICITATIONS or TnE wEEk.


JafEAso, = arc 4 5.
FLOTR-Soninx
tsRAIN--W heal, dull and weak and lower
No. Chicago si.g7 = No. Chicago. gilt
eaSs, sl.u i regular SO salc7a cash;
sia-a seller Mcroh. S. 90 = selle- April, No.
Chicago 81 ct.
RECEIPTS Floss .l5 COO tarrels.w hea. I IS,
Go bushels
SHIPNhNTS-Fleur Il. 90 ka-rels: waexs
&c ea0 bushels.
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Deaths Door Stands Wide Opan

Fcr those who suffer a cough 10 run off,
until the lungs separate,o or he wind-pipe and
the bronchial tubes becomes hopelessiy dis
easef. hut Tor al who resort 10 Hale's Honey
Of Horehound and Tar, il tine early stages
there j. immediate relief, aud the absoiuts
certainty Of permanent cure.
Pixies Toothache Drops curein one minute
sold bv al druggists.
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The following is list Of persons IN Stevens
county Who pay taxes On real and persona
property 20 the amount Of 800 o. over. Wolf,
Wells 4 stone, sl57; g. /. Baeker, *l52 Z
z. Archibald, $3.50, I Donnelly, Sl45. ". +
Davidson, 5l45; ] H. Camp $t44 O. Coele
3l24; Il. Johnson, 1923, NAVAL 4 fIolibird.
Sl23. 3 4. =. Morris Sis. u. Good
sos, q. Wilson, 3i03; Woods, Wilcox
Snyder ElC3. Morris Tribune
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Minnesota Radical

This IS one o. the best IS column News
pa pers in the North West, and the leading
q the temperance party in America
Published every Wednesday, at Waseca,
Minnesota, BY james + Child, at s. per
annUm. Send Scent stamp for sample copy
Terms q advertising furnished On applica-
ton. livery person tayoring the Temperan &c
cause IS invited 70 send for sample copy.
address,
RADICAL. Waseca. Minnesota.
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This paper Published Ii Hon |. honn eiiy
J. certainly making th.aSs political very
lively. NJ nonnelly IS one o. tie atsess
writers IN the west, ana whssever he SAYS
attracts uauth attention. His 1Cht against
the ole hook ring will commend him "a E1saS =
* she PEOPLE Of Minnesota, however naca
they u5sr difFs- with him on other questions:
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Wanted.

Some Of Our farmer friends are DESTROYS o.
know ne v here they can obtain pure Black
Lea seed y iieat partifs having any t. sell
would DO well 70 write to tie editor Of IHg
-MoSoroLIsT
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recommended
NATURAL SELECTION,
investigators of natural science have demon
strated beyond controversy, that throughout
tAe animal kingdom the survival Of the
nstest" is the ONLY law that rouohsafes thrift
ana perpstuity. Does not the sane prinei pie
GOV 7rn the commercial prosperity OF man An
lIlil7fior cannot supefsede d superior article
ny reason OF superior merit, Or Pieroe's
standard Medicines have outriYaled ell others
Their sale in the Unirea States alone exceeds
enc million dollars psr annum. while 5he
amount exported loots up - several hundred
thousand more. No business could grow to
sach gigantic proportions and rest Il pom any
other basis than that Of merit
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Alpsrrsst Page

by vieuing Nature. Nature Handmade s Art
Makes mighty things from small beginnings
start.
And Dryden might have added, Brazilian
Brilliant Favorites produce beauty wherever
used
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- =
Et II ~ a
DIR. Pierce's
Plea SAINT
Purgative
Pellets
Purely NeSetabie. No care re.
quired while using them.

The Little Giant, Cathartic, or Mnlturn in
Parvo Pbysie, scarcely larger than mustard
seeds and are sngar-coated. They remove the
necessity Of taking the great, crude, drastic.
sicfering pills heretofore 50 lnuoh In Use.
AZ aremedv for Headache, Dizziness. Rush
Of Blood 81 tn Haed Tightness about the
Chest Bal Taste il Mouth, Eractations from
tue stomach, Bilious Attacks, ,iauuaioe, Pain
il the Kidney Highly -colyred rine. and m
teraAl Fever, Or. pierce's Pleasant Purgatire
Pellets are unsurpassed Furthermore. |
would say that their action is universal. not a
gland escaping their sanatvs impress. Age
does 40. impair the properties Of thes. Pellets
They arr sugar-c0atei and inciosed ia glass
bottles, their virtue, being thereby preserved
uniulpaired for any length Of time, so tha,
they ars aiwsTs fresh and reliable This Is not
the case with those pills which are pat M In
cheap wooden or paste50erd boxes The dailv
use 81 two Pellets has cured the most obstinate,
cgSes ef scrofula, Teiter. Salt Cheum, Erysip.
e'as, Hoils, Blotehes, Flnples, sore Byss, and
Eruptops They are, however, recommended
10 b. taken ln connection with the Golden
Medical Discovery, in order to secure the best
results
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lnc 10 the attacks made 1non him.

~. "a -t10 eoOA0
"a r ~ IaInp1eu favored foe moti0n
q 6o%ler On me ground that ne liked tun
4n -, 'i4is Wound give II
4he Foit war Lhen laRen on hlck' S mo
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ca inc motion prevailed, ayes oo, nays II
~ eA i}lalhtaS lie Vote -'if ETdle sa1u
#nsh oenator comes lnlo the douse as 8
iooo,ise - nAolia DC prepared 20 take me
~oDse4 uengss ne Voled aye.
MA. Oo4si moved ,16 previous qhesllcn.
40 ~ - oo. A~t = =
~ esl deAie0 accusing any one OF
n@0 i4lsA mere AAy one VINO nae seen
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