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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13
LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTH.
ERN R. r.
GOTN0 WENT.

GOING WEST.
Special Chicago Express leaves Buffalo at
l2:45 a. m, Erie $50 a. m, Ashtabula 4:5S,
PainesyiIle $40, and arrives at Cleveland at
635 a. m.
Conneaut AccommOdationle leaves Conneaut
at sos a. m Amboy GIL, Kingsville 6:2l, Ash
tabula 6:33, SaybrOOk 6:4S, Geneva 90, Paines-
willie 7:28 and arrives at Cleveland S:85 q. m.
Toledo Express leaves Buffalo at 6:45 a. m,
Erie 1000, Conneaut l0:55, Amboy ll:U2. Kings
Vile ll:ll, Ashtabula ll:3 am, Saybrook ll:SS
Geneva ll:43, Painesville l2lS, and arrives
at Cleveland at l:25 p. m.
Special st. Louis Express leaves Buffalo
sos a. m, Erie 1857, Ashtabula l2:O2 p. m,
gainesville l2:45, and arrives at Cleveland
l:4O.
Erie 1852, Ashtabula 5:l2, Painesyille 6:Ol, and
arrives at Cleveland at 7:O5 p. m.
GOING EAST.
Atlantic Express leaves Cleveland I:5O q. ms
Painesville $40 Ashtabula S:O5, ConneautS:zo'
Erie l0:2O, and arrives at Buffalo at l:lO p. H.
Toledo and Buffalo Accommodation leaves
Cleveland at ll:l5 a, m, PalnesVllle lz;So, Ge Ge-
neva l:l1 a. m, Saybrook l:2O. Ashtabula l:S2
Kingsville l:45, AmbOy -. Conneaut G02,
Erie $40, Buffalo 700 p. m.
Chicago and st. Louis Express leaves CleVe-
land at 2:5O p. m, Painesville 1885, Ashtabuia
4:l8, Erie 5:2j, and arrives at Bufialo at o;Oo
d. m.
Conneaut Accommodation leaves Cleveland
at $50 p m, PainesVilie 500, Geneva t:45, say
brook d55 Ashtabula 7:0i, Kingsville I:l5, Am
boy 7:24, and arrives at COnneaut at 1880 p. m.
Special New York Express leaves Cleveland
at i090p. m, Pain0sville ll:20, Ashtabula l2:O4
a. m, Erie l:2O and arrives at Buffalo at 400 a,
m. . o,,,
| Conneaut, Geneva and Willoughby daily.
| The Special N. Y. Express on Saturdays, and
! Chicago Express on sundays only, Will stop
at all Stations for which they may have pas
sengers.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13
Words Of Wisdom.

Be wise worldly, bat not worldly wise.
It is right to be contented with what
I'VE have, never with what we are.
We hardly know 50 true mark of
little mind as the seryile imitation Of
others.
The highest reach of human science is
She. scientific recognition of human
Ignorance.
The flower which we do not pluck Is
the only one which never loses its beauty
or its fTsgraace.
Books are but white paper, unless
men spend in action the wisdom they
get from thought.
Truth is eclipsed often. and it sets for
a night, but never is it turned aside
from its eternal path.
Make yourself an honest man, and
then you may be sure that there is one
rascal less in the world.
Age is not all decay it is the ripen-
ing, the swelling Of the fresh life within,
that withers and bursts the husk.
The beginning of faith is action, and
he only believes who struggles; not he
who merely thinks a question over.
Features alone do not run in the blood /;
vices and virtues, genius and folly, cheer
full and melancholy tempers are trans
.nitted through the same sure but unseen
channel.
Our passions act as the winds which
-prODel the vessel; our reason is the pilot
that steers her. Without the winds she
would not move; without the pilot she
would be lost.
If the mind. which rules the body,
ever SO far forgets itself as to trample
.upon its slave, the slave never forgets or
.forgives the injury, but at some time
viii rise and smite its Oppressor.
As the tree is fertilized by its own
'4,roken branches and falling leaves, and
grows ont of its own decay, so men and
.Slstions are bettered and improved by
trial, and refined out OF broken hopes
and blighted expectations.
As folly on the one side, though it
should enjoy, all It can desire, would,
Notwithstanding, never be content; so,
on the other, wisdom ever acqulesces
with the present, and is never dissatls-
fed with its immediate conditions.
The most unhappy of all men is the
man who cannot tell what he is going
to do, that has got no work cut out for
him in the world, and does not go into
any. For work is the grand cure Of all
the maladies and miseries that ever
beset mankind-honest work which you
intend getting done.
The every day cares and duties which
4nen call drudgery, are the weights and
cotemporaries Of the clock of time, Civ
ing its pendulum true vibration, and
ats hands s regular motion; and when
they cease to hang upon its wheels, the
pendulum 10 longer swings, and the
alands no longer moye-the clock stands
still.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13

BoRAx.-Lady readers who have not
tested the magic properties of borax,
have been losing great help and COM
fort. If once used, you will never be
without a bottle on your toilet table. It
removes stains and dirt from the hands
better than soap, and at the same time
softens and smooths the skin. 1t is splen-
did for washing the hair, and will, with
out injury, cleanse brushes and combs in
afeW moments. For washing purposes it
saves both soap and labor. It will ex-
tract the dirt from articles Of delicate
texture without rubbing, it being only
necessary to put the articles in to soak
with a solution Of borax, over night,
and need only to be rinsed in the morn
Ing. Two tablespoons Of pulverised
borax dissolved in a quart of water,
to which water enough is added to cover
a pair of blankets, will cleanse them
beautifully It also saves great labor in
washing paint. 1t is said to drive away
ants and reaches, if sprinkled on the
shelves Of safes and pantTies.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13

thousands, and very tame, antelope,
mountain sheep, bears Of several species,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13
ERIE RAIL WAY.

ERIR BAIL WAY.
Abstract OI Time Table adopted June g 1873.
DULLMAN'S best Drawing-roOm
i and Sleeping Coaches, combining all
modern improvements, are running through
without change from Rochester, Buffalo, Sus-
pension Bridge, Niagara Falls, Cincinnati and
Chicago to New York, making direct cOnne0-
ton with all lines of foreign and cosstWise
steamers, and also with Sound steamers and
railway lines for Boston and New England
New York.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13

Twill shine again
Tie clouds are very black 'tIs true,
Bni lrsl llahInd them shines tha hlua------
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13

Express Trains Leave New York
300 An. Cincinnati and Chicago Day
Express. Drawing Room Coaches to Buff
falO and Suspension Fridge.
600 PM, Daily. Fast st. Louis Express,
arriving at Buffalo 8 On A. M, connecting
with fast trains to the West, Northwest and
Southwest. Puliman's best Drawing Room
Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo.
100 p M Daily. Pacific Express. sleep
ing Coaches and Hotel Dining Ears through
to Chicago without change.
700 p. M. Emigrant train for the West,
Daily. No. 8 daily, except Sunday.
fMeal stations.
HA-Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway; for
sale by all principal offices.
JNO. N. ABBOTT, Gen. Pass. Agt.,
New York.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13

MARTIN NEWBERRY, Druggist and
Apothecary, and General Dealer In Drugs,
Medicines, Wines and Liquors for medical
= ----l
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13

broad-sh ouIdered and loud-voiced-a
perfect elephant"
ssAFas If really HnnEself Elepbant9''
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13

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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13

telegraph Stations.
Passenger fare at the rate of cents per
mile to way stations counted in even half
dimes
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13

All trains daily except Sundays.
FIR. MYERS,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-13

L. =, & M. .S.-FRANKLEN DIVISION
From and after Nay 18th, 1878, Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-13
/ ". O.. 8rad1poael.

Sn Der 9tad)t gum 27. gtOpember ift in
Berlin Der allbefannte Sidter ees ygtarciB,"
4lbert Gmrl graGpoael, pl0slit ON Sdla9=
fluiie aeitorben. 4m 30. aprll 1924 Su Sres
lau qeboren, hattie er ith, nadoem er ieine
SNuibtloung i'm Wugoaleuen @pmuaiium
erbalteu, Der S1auipiefunit niomen DoQeu,
aber gu einem @rapeur in Die &ebre gsben
miiien. gtad) Dem Sobe Der Mutter panote
er iidb oenuob Der Siibue su, bod 9lsi1 iein
eriter 8eriuh in Wlen (als .8olin6fp" in ben
yHdHbern") miBlan9 10 uoutdnoig, oaB er ben
SeidluB faBte, id) tortan Der Sbeolo9le su
mionleu. Oodl btelt CT nid]t babel aus,
rDuloe rpieber 9ruueur unb begann alS 2lutoz
bibaft eiirig su ituoiren. Il8 er 1847 nod
Berlin iibergeiieoelt mar, Derlor er ielu gan5es
uon Der Wutter ererbteS Serm0gen NIB ge=
rieib in 70 ihnere gtoth, oaB er 1858 Die
Ste1e zines Sefretdrs am Srol' ldsn Sbeaz
ter aunsbmen muBte. Sn oieiem anlte bid
tetc er 1856 oas Sraueripiel y9iarciB," nit
nelhem er 9ldn,enoe Siihnenerfol9e, aber
fene5wegS 10 grOBe @innabnen erSielte, fpe
man ibm bat nadref)nen Dollen. 9fur 6a8
Serltner Softbeater Ino Die gSlener {oofburo,
&ebtere erit BON 1862 ab, haben linn Santies
men be3ahlt; Die iibrl9en Siihnen benilll9ten
nur Yaui6lummen, oa8 faiierll6 oeutibe
Sbeaier III ct. BeterSburg !. y. nur 5 Sba,
ler fir ben Itt. Sa falt aae emopGiiden
Sprahen itberiett uno Ourd Die bepeuteno.
fen Siinitler (0silOir, 9amiiou, eanomann,
0tlitori &C getra9en, mafte baS Stiid Ieinen
8es bur6 Die gauge 94elt. gSeniser beDeu=
teno mar bic 8irfun9 iolgenoer Stide:
yapalbcrt pom gabenberge," 0Ofon be Cans"
uno DER uuurpator," bod fanoen uYrln5eiiin
Moutpeniier," yeie alfeniduIe" Q869 uno
,ate Sd)meben" Q874 einen 9eruifien Sel.
fall. Iu6 ais JoHanoiuter bat gradbo9el
iidl berporgethau. Sein u6rieOemaun gat"
1883 elDffnete cine iiattllte 0telbe u1n SGn=
oell, aus weld)en namentlidb ,Shabart nub
ieine 3sitgenoiien" Q863) heruorsehoben mer-
ben m0ge. Audl ene Sammlung bon BIO
graphie'n ,tle Didaner Der nsuen oeutlhen
3ett" CAB er beraus; auBeroem bat CT yQteber
uno lDriife 9ldltungen" (186D, 9topellen
nnb tbeatralii9e Stublsn perDfientlif)t. Seine
Sdlnffenslnif uno Nebetsfraft ihieuen liner
mdolld). Das gSerf, cas- i'm Sulebt beiddf
tt9te, mar cine @eihidte bes Serliuer Sbsa-
te18, welhe CT inl Sereine nit benl friiheren
6Ofi6aulpieler unD &egiiieur b. 2aoalaoe
bearbeitete. gSa8 bis lCbt oapon eridltenen
1T, retfjt bis in's Sahr 1896, na8 yScttere
mtrb D. 3auallaOe MN mobl aliein beiorgsn.
0enu SrahoO9el bat pI0glid, pom Shlag
fluiie tOOtlid) getroiftn, mitten in ieiner
ibriftiteueriid)en Shdtlsfeit Ger iaB gerabe
am SGrelbttipe) bic 6eocr faaen lahen
r1iifip1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-13
gtaOt Baltimore.

Beri ti3. - Sift.r {. gyides
aus Oort. Eennl., itattete geaern benz Manor
Satrobe elnen Seiuh ab uuo bsfd)tiate 6as
9tdthbaus.
Der ooemotrattidle &erein6er
@ D" belt 9eltern Abeno in letnem 2otale
al 9iorosSap uabe GreteritraBe, cine Ser.
l9hulluu9, III melfer Sherifi Snonoen uno
~. SS. .. Cole ole 9totbmenoIateit oes Eorte
oelis9enS oeS Sereius er6rterten. gIadboem
Aiotonnn9en iur eineu am %. Sanuar in ben
DNelo'Alemblp. .8Ooms" III balteneen 8qIl
9sttoHsn maren, srioI9te gtrtaauua.
0te @roB9ei oreneuS @rts
NJ ma 9erId3t8 s erho5en asIern fo[osnOc
Nnflagen: 9egen y. y. Sted uno 8er1borb
6rtesmann megen Splrituolenoerfouis an
Sonutagen; gegen gSn. $. Smith R.
Smin9s, s. 81. Sromu nne SEQ. 8omeriod.
bic alS Sunees {5iilfsmari6Gle ooer Suuers
piioren ber Der @OnareBmabl tungirten, meaeu
Sbdtlidteiteu am @ahltags.
Die Sartori' DE Barlor.O ern@
Srupp trnt geitern abeno in Der hiibh
oeforirten Sd,Ie9el'idjtn ,Sr6eftrion'Saae
gtr.5, SiOs6reotridtraBe, ;um Smetten Oiale
oor eiuem Sienlt9 poIlen 6aue nit elmer
Retbe tOmllder Sortrdge, bumoriltii1tr
Ouette uno @ouplcts auf, bic idmutlid] ges
Ttelen. SelonoCrS lebbait puroen Die Sbros
lsr 9tational 9ieoer, uOu SRI 9leuner uub fSran
Sartoti in malerilfem Nationalfoitiime pors
9etraQeu, uno ole Soli fir @lasbarmonium
nno 3plopbon Oes Srl Satb. Qiebholo applaus
Dirt.
ct Stedbaffatre.-3met geeaer, g1amens
3as. 9adiOn unO g8m. y. Sadion, Stief4
brit,er. 9ertetbeH mi oem 2anoiise oeS 6rll.
@m. 8pmau oil Der uerdugerten @barlesitr.s
Aocnue, no iie arbeiteten, IN Strett, bet ruels
dem ScBterer Uou grlterem ms linfe Sd1ulz
terblatt seltOfen muroe. Der 8bGter belurfs
ltcli9te eine 5ludt, uno Der Gerpunoete
mHroe Don Or. 9feite aus g9auerlp uerbuns
Den.
Sine SGaae nuf $4,000 @utid5Gbt-
9un9 bat 9eitern 6r. gSm. 8. Conan, ais
4npalt oes 6rn. 9wus @arter, i'm Common
PleaS' 'Sertdte ge9eu Srn. Seniamiu &. llIs
mann eboben, nOem er bebauptet, ban Ser
tla9tpr lbH, mdbreno c: oaS idmale @runbz
lttd auf Der 9IorOwelt Gde bon San. uno
6apetteiraBs, iein au9eblheS @i0eutbum,
babe in SeIts nehmen mOlleu, o6ue ieoen
@runo Rdtte Oerbuitsn laiieu. Ser Bru,eB
miro mahrlfIeinlid i'm Sanuar Sermiue Sllr
Serbanoung tommen. 0abei meroen bic
anIprittc @arter's aRi o0S tragllde @igen.
llum lurlltlidl er0rtert neroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-13
GmropGtfde Rabelbert@te.
5er Srieg tn 9liien.

2onoou, u. 9ciember.-gtue 9epeife
oes y4ouettiier" meloet aus Sombap: Sin
afgbaniher 8eamter iit aus Selalabao I'M
2aeer ees Generals 8ropne anaelan9t. @r
foroert Die Briten nuf, na6 &abuI uOrSuriif-
fen uno cine neue &egierIng gu etabliren, i'll.
Dem itt Die gauSe BsuGlterung segeu ben
@mir erhoben hGtte." - Die 9tadridtcu ors
y4oOertiier" fuO 9eIpObnIldl bO9it un5nper>
ldiiig. ~
9onSou, IS. 0e,. - Sin @orreipoubeut
Der 0SIme8" Su &amul Biuoee giaubt @runO
81 Der 4nnabme gu babeu, bnB Der @mir
etneu VerWanOteu uHo boben g8ur0entrdgrr
an ben WtaJOr @uua9nuri 5u 9affa gsidIdt
bat, um Sreoeu inter iebsr 8eeingun9 pou
Den Sriten 81 erbitten. Ser Correspondent
uerbiir9t iid uidt fitr Die SSabrbeit bet 2ln.
9abe.
9aut elmer 9epeite aus Guettab 1T bic
Nahri6t iiber bic Seltdrfung Der @arniion
BON @nnoa9or bur9 af9baniid)e Sruppeu aus
0erut uno cine ltarfe 2lbtbeIluu9 turtomants
ifer &Gualley.t beitdtiat.
Cine 0epeide oeS .Selesrapb" meloet ans
Data: yMan beridtet, OaB Der @mir ben
8eieblsbaber BON Sort Ntusiib Dor cine Sa,
none bat binoeu uno our4 etneu ShuB IN
NtOme SerreiBen laien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-13
Ws1tnSerbare Wetttt,ta .

y ter III, Ms, II. 0e5embcr. -
GIN Waun unc ein 4nabe, welhe beute aui
eiltem nit bolS bclaoenen 8a9eu bon Batter
ion nadl Sntle.6au8 Die bur4 bic lleber=
lhwemmuu9 inter 8aftr geiebte @bauilca
entlang fubren, gerietben snialig aus Dem
2Se9e IN Die ShOmung, uno Der gSagen
tpuroe mt ietuer menidllid)eu 6ra9t nud) oen
Sdlen oeS Yaiiaie 9eriiieu. ytehrere Berio.
nen, lpei6e auf Oer Sthde obcrbalb Der Sdae
itanoeu, nabmen baftlg ole 3ii9ei bon Deu
Bfaben msbrerer nabeitebeucer Suhrwe1fe,
banben iie alleiuauoer uno tparfeH fie Den;
Wlanue uno Dem &raben su, als iid] bic 2es
teren inter Der Birdie beIanNen. Die SeiDeu
ergrifien sliidlih ote 3dgel unb uuroen ans
llier se5ogen, rpdbrsn0 Der 8ageu i'm ndflten
au9enblide iiber bic Sdae itiirSte. 9unoerte
BON 3ui6aueru paren in Der Jfdbe perianIs
melt unb augeuSeuseu Der tpunberbaren Het.
tung belDer WtenIdlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-13

Jfiemano Tam Obue 9elunobeit fin beS
Gebeus freuen. 6alte DID nm iebeu Breis
seiuu0! @tn In sroesm umfange herrid,ens
be8 SeIben iiuO geberbei9weroen. gSie elenb
iiHo ibre Spferl Sopfmeb, 8eroauungsslln=
oronuugeu, @auisteit, WageniGure, Ser.
ltOpfuHg, D15pepiie, Seitenihmer3en, Ser1r
tlopfen uno en6ere Betn iinO ipre Begleiter.
3aIte Did oIr9 4nneubuug pom Sance's
9 SGliaparillen YtlIeu Don bigIem
llcbel ireti 9ieie BiIIeu balten pom SnIteme
ale Srantbelt fern. uureu.sS 8lut IG6t fIdl
retnl9eu, Sei6nitre, rpuuoe Steilen, Bliithen
uno anOere 9autsAuSi9dge lafen fi6 ents
ferneu, Der paut tqnu ein flares un0 qe5uus
oes auSleben oerlIeben peroen, meuH man
Die BIaeu IN @ebrGuh uimmt. VlemonN
mag nit ieiHen Jtieren 3rubcl hetonlmen.
UiGu rpenSe ote Bilen an. sic mtrfen hei
5ranenbei4ruerocn tnObltbGtig; in Ger Chat
slbt cS mentg Setoen, nel9e oieie Bilen mdlt
hsilen ooer mtnoeiienS ltnoeru. Souitt loGs
ten &de, ws!He nd Srantbeit pom Geibe su
pulten fpiinlden, mic obne cine Sha6tel
plnce'idler SaiIaparlllen $illen Ietn. Yreis
% Gents. gu habea bei Se.N o. Sauee
9sr. l0S, 8ess Baltimore StraBe. (I52-)
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@ebetmniBpolteS 0erI@tpinoct
ettteS 6eiSfIid1ett.

q p<Dorf, IL. 9e5ember. - 8is GEE
tern 4beno hattie man nod feline Spur bon
Dem Baitor Sobu S. gSrap aus gfetp-8runs-
mid, N. s., msld,er am Ieeten Samltase ans
iener Sta0t oeri9mano, Seute Moreeu ie
ont, bradte Elm Bolisift ein 9toti5buf fir
1873 nad Der Sentral=8ollseiitation rpel9es
obne 3uetiel @run's gi9entbum mar uno in
Der io9enannten 6Dhle I'M &entrafP Parte auf
gefuuoeu rpuroe. OaS 8uh entbielt auf.
iet6nunaen iiber Oaten, On msl9en Der Ser.
miBte peridieoeuen @onferen5en BON 9eiit=
lIGen belmObnte u. |. 10. Man 1T Der an.
itd3t, oaB QSrap selbitmoro in Dem 8a1fe
begaugen bot; 2ebterer plro sur 3eit lorgfdl.
tia BON Der Enli,ei hurhiudlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-13
@erntIfd)te Sepefmen ats 1e&us
sMnrP

q en- 3 orf, u. D8enber. - Die
9ampfer rRheOla" uon @arOlfi unO oGitp of
@hciter" uon EiUerpoOl itaO angelangt.
Sob er6fiHcte beute 81 1908.
- Der Stem 2)orter YreB Club" oeranz
italtete beute Qbeno eineu @mptan9 Su @bren
oe8 Sberten s. Dt. Seating, 0Se6afieurs oes
DIempbl5 appeal" CUR 4nertenuung fir Die
BON oemelben mdbreuo Der Gpioemie I'm les.
ten SOmmer al ben Sag 9cle9ten berOti9en
Sreue un0 Auiopieruna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-13
Gin Dermtbter NsipsDorfer &a,tfz
ff1Affff

Rewport, &.sS., y. DECEMBER. = Die
Taniilie SalomOn 5ersoa's. oss lent lestsul
5amfaae uermlBten 9emey yorferaaufmanus,
1aet nod immer ibre 9fadforiaunaen in bies
ier Ggeno fort nls bat bic Sslohnuug auf
GntoefHng elmer Spnr BON hem @eribnun-
oenen bon 500 aHf $500 erb0bt. Die 8iiite
stptiaen bier uub gal-Riper mirb abseiu1t,
ineem 8iele oer Gnfidt fiub, oaB 5erso8 in
einem AnfaIle uon Gd3luin0el BON benz Dam.
pier uGriftol" iiber 8orb fiel.
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(sft, piersa6,er sUsnrs.

Sma ba, yfebr., =. Oe5embfr. = Die
2ei9en Der lrau 6arlion Ino inrer orei Sim,
Der murotn beute auf eirem 6suibober auf
ibrer Sarm, Is Oiellen iiiolid BON &earnep,
aufsefunOen, uno man slaubt, baB fte am s.
D. 81. ermoGbet muroen. Gin 9epliier g. ..
Gitaros, peld)cr 9sitsrn BON Searnep nah
oem Often abreiits, itsbt i'm SerOatte, oIeEbat
begangen su BADEN. Cine Belohuung boa
$500 1T auf Die 6eiinabme beS N0roer8 aus
gejett.
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SolfsiMisis. = 3tpei WdEner lebem
0tQ Derbrattnt.

8 Smab q, giebr., II. DECEMBER. - 3luei
Wdnner, Namens 8etGum unb Olit9tl,
tuelde ais Bferoebiebe angeflast rparen uno
uor Sur5erI sinen geniffeu StepenS, melher
fie perbafteu pollte, erroroeten, tpurGen am
letten Oienita9 Abeno pur1 etnen Mob Dem
9emabriam peS Sheriffs bon Gutter Gounip
uno ieiner uYofe" entrliien, an etnen Baum
gebunoen uub lebenotg perbraunt. Der Ntob
beitaub aus 25 Yeriouen, lpel6e Idmmtli6
bemaffuet 1T110 masfirt maren
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Sred,er Mo,,b IN ct. 7nhn

q 5 0 b n, N.-B., y. Oe5ember. -
lleber $l00,9QQ in Sblt9atloueu, Ntttcu uno
iOnftl9eH 98eribpdpiegen wuroen ieit lebtem
Sohntase auf unerfldriidIe gGelie aus Dem
Silleau Der b6. GurnbuQ & &ofiip.: an -aeE.
WarOittaBe seraubt. Der &aub muroe aea
tern yta6mitta9 ent0edt, aaeln man meiB
niAt, al uel1em Gage oaS 8erbre9en uer=
iiOt murbe, uno man bat ni9t be geltn9ite
Spur BON ben HGuberr1.
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Gerun1liiGte Seii@er+

Yrop 5 n e, u. s., y. 0e3ember.
CINE 6iiheridaluppe idelterte pdbreno Oes
Sturmes in Der lebten 0ienitagSs Nadt OH Der
aiiite bon Yruoence Sslano, uno u1e lln,-
ltanbe peuten on, paB ote aus Sluet ooer oret
Yerionen beitebenos 0tanni4ait ertranf. Der
9tame bes SabrSeu5s puroe nidlt ermittelt.
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CT. ohn, R.s8., II. DECEMBER. = Die
bieIiaen Srsslbauer Gtinpiou, 29allace &
Comp. baben iallirt. Der Betrag Der Attiua
uub Yalitua 1T nod, nidrt erniittelt.
u t-ica, W..D., 12. 9esbr.- 6. u. Gage
& Comp. 5u Nem- -Seriin (aid3t eua & Gage,
mie 5uerit berihtet habeu falllrt. Die Bais
fua lollen feline 10 beoeutenoe 5Dbe erreihen,
ole man snerit glaubte, unb bic @ldubiger
Uerbea iuabriaeial.d poafdnbis befieoist
rnerDerl.
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9lnaeblidte einid,iid1terittta.

Ne 10 Orlean 8, "a II. Oe6ember.-
s. 8. SornSbg bat ge9en @rnft Rolan, Or.
9. u. ScruggS, Sadlou @uaro, SanleS 8.
Sobnlon, 9S. q. part, ieu., S. .. Sod)el
uno 8aiblnston GodFelo cine anfla9e erbo'
ben, ipeld)e bahin sebt, baB Die @euannten
inn burd, Srobunaen uno @tnidiibterun9en
nerbinbert baben, fir hie @rmdblun9 S. Uta=
biion @ells' gum Mitslieoe Oes SoHgreiieS Su
arbelten. Die angei6ulbtsten saben bcute
10 S2OO0 8iroiddft
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Sd1ted)te Sebanoinn8 bon Strdf=
lfff0effA

6idmouo, Sa., u. 3Sbr.-9er arst
bes t,efgen StaatssuhtbauieS melbet in ieiz
nem Sahtesberidte, oaB BON $50 Strdfingen,
meld)e am Die ,Sames<9fiuer>& >&auapba 8az
nalz@omp.% permiethet mubeu, 50 in 6ol9e
BON id)ledter SebanoluHs iiarben. Sic
Sterbithfeit betrua 0 prosent, ndbreuo BON
ben im j3u6tbauie 5uriidgebliebeneH Strdi>
lin9en nur 29 DroSent itarben. Die @sisbge,
bnug bat elm @omite ernunnt, un Die 4n9ele.
aenheit au untsrlud)eu.
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Die ealiforniid,e,e Wiiuei,proaesse.

San Sran5t8co 0, Gal., u. Oe5. - Sn
benz BroSciie bon Surfe NIB @enoiien, aftio
llaren Der california" unb ,@rsin,a<@on.
ioitbateb"- -Wtilen megen Serred)nunq BON
$35, 100000 9eaen S. 6. Sloob uno Sobn
Wlafep ma9ten bic Yeflasten geitan ba8 Ser,
Id idhrIuaSreff1t neltenh
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Vod, Elm 8anfrottb.

5artfUrO, St., II. DECEMBER. - Gin
Gtubreher erang aeitern III oaS &otal Der
OGrut @ompagule" 5u S9ompionutae, st. ,
ein uno raubte $1,000, wabreno Der S9at<
meiiter iidI Hah ieiner 8obnun9 I'M Sluetten
Stodmerte oeS @ebduOeS begebeu bate, I'M
gu Dttttag gu ipeiieu. Der 8Gubar entfam
unbebeuigt nit ieiurr 8eute. st btnterlieB
einen @inbrehermeiBel, welder in etue 9tep=
Norfer 0eutldle Seituna cinaelpidrlt lpor.
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Rs SeruGe eiumaI pance's 6aara
Rteoe ller. &r uerotdt oiinnes
6aar, bringt o,e alte fSarbe suriid, iit eiu eles
gantes GOlletteEmlttGl nnO betlt SopfArtnn
uuo Soprbauts tsSuden. 4reiS 81. gu haben
bel Sctb .. 3Gnee 3tr. 105, gseit. BAL
ttmoreltraBe, (I50-l
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Sr6n0c+

0funcie, SnO., II. 0e;ember. Ot0.
belIabrit Der @ebriioer 8ariOu brannte nm 1
llhr belte friib ulcoer. Serluit $4,000
Serii6eruns $4,000.
Sauannob, @a., y. DECEMBER. -
Der Cargo o:s nit $500 Saqeu 8aummcue
belaoenen SOllidiiS y@ltp Of WOntreul" &c.
rietb beute 4beno in Srane, uuO Der SfifiSs
raum muBte pou 8afer grpumpt merOcn.
Ser SetraJ bes Sdabeu8 lit nod nif)t ere
nlittelt,
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IRarRt ittth PnrIp

2onbOn, y. 9e8br., 1890 Raam. -
Serstuigte Staaten ObligatiOneu - neue
2tperpool, II. 0eSbr., II. 80 gtahm.-
BaumwOQe feiter. WtttteIiorte OberldaSer
5; 90. Orleans So; bic SerfduIe betra4
gen beute 10000 8aQen.
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Ser 9ebsimmtBnnle @tnro bel 9orf,


gorf, Yenni., 12. Desember.- @pbratm
q. Snpoer, weldcr im Serbadte ltebt, Sri.
@briitine Serrmann 81 6eloelbcrg in oielem
@ountg ermOroet 81 baben, tuuroe beute per'
baftet uno itebt letuem Sroseiie entqegen.