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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
TIE. LIE G r A PHIC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Proceedings i'm the senate.

WASHINGTON. May 20.
The President PRO tenn. laid before
the Senate resolution of the City
Council of Chicago, praying the pass
age of the House bill to place the name
of General James Shields upon the re-
tired list of the army with the rank OF
Brigadier General. Laid on the table.
Thurman, from the Judiciary Com,
mittee, to which was recommitted the
House bill to provide for admission to-
the bar of the Supreme Court of the
United States of any woman who has
been member of the bar of the highest
Court of any State or Territory for
period of three years. reported it back
with the amendment of Sargent, pro-
viding that no person shall be refused
admission to the bar of any United
States Court on account of sex.
Thurman said, he had been directed
by the Committee, to report it rs they
reported before. There was no law
prohibiting Court from admitting
women to the bar, aud therefore there
was no necessity for this Legislation
The bill was placed on the calendar
with the adverse report.
A bill was introduced by Sargent to
regulate immigration.
House OF Represe iatives
WASHINGTON, May 20.
The House was called to order this
morning by Sayler, Speaker pro TEN.
Under the call of States several bills
were introduced and referred.
A bill was introduced by Ellis. to
protect international and domestic
commerce Among its provisions is
one empowering the Texas Pacific
Railroad to extend its line FROM Fort
Worth TO the Rio Grande at or near Ell
Paso.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
RUSSIA.

GEORGE SHERRY expects to be hanged
next month in Chicago; but he does
not seem to be disnayed. he has seen
four executions, and is adding to his
knowledge by reading all about the sub.
Ject. He says: 1T amt pleasant to
be hanged. of course; and yet it don't
amount to much after ALL I'm con.
vinsed that man don't keep his senses
more.n few seconds after he's strung
up. even If he chokes to death; and
then there's the probability that his
neck will be broken, killing him in
stantly. I'd give 500 to be certain
that my neck would. break. I'm.goinp
to die game. anyhow"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
THE SACRAMENTO DIME SAVINGS
BANK.

The collapse of the Sacramento Dime
Savings Bank has created intense ex-
element in that city. Boys and girls
we're encouraged to deposit their dimes
and dollars in the bank. and many of
the young people of the city had sums
ranging from ten to several hundred
dollars, and in few instances to three
or four Thousand dollars on deposit
there. The names of wealthy and in
f1uential citizens were published as
Directors of the bank. and it was gen.
orally considered one of the soundest
institutions in the State. Now nat it
has collapsed it is shown that it was
rotten to the core. 1t was never iucor-
porated, and the men who permitted
their names to be published as Dire ctors
of the institution say they never had
any interest in the concern. It's liabili-
ties to depositors alone amount to
S45. 900. and there is, no redress for
those who entrusted it's managers with
their savings, except possibly the salts
faction of sending its officers TO State
Prison for term. It does seem as if
the law making power of the State
ought to protect depositorsr IN Cali
fornia savings banks. They are much
worse than the Stock Board, of which
so much has been said and against
which SO many complaints have been
made. and it devolves upon the Legis-
lature to devise means to prevent their
unscrupulous managers from robbipg
those who entrust them with the
safe keeping of their,savings.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
THE INVESTIGATING COM
MITTEE.

The names of the select committee of
III appointed under the Potter resolu-
s.os. to investigate she Florida election
fraudA ares Clarkson N. Potter, of
New York. W. r. Morrison. of Illinois,
L. Hahson, Of Virginia. j. A. McMahon,
Of Ohio, J. @. S. Blackburn of Ken.
sncky, W. s. Stenger of Pennsylvania.
Thomas A. Cobb of Indiana, Demo-
Gratis, and b. F. Butler of Massachu-
sstts, Frank Hiscock of New York, ].
II. Cox of Ohio. and T. B. Reed of
Maine, Republicans.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

This story from Oregon has q reason
sble sound: A newly-married couple at
Roseburg, Oregon, were disturbed on
the following morning by the appear
ance at their chamber door of that ire
pressible mother in law. who exclaim-
ed: Now, you git up. When / was
married, my old man was out in the
field mowin' long afore this time of
day. If you don't get up I'll burn
your clothes" Burn 'em. old gal i;
gsul darn 'em, don't want 'em asin, I"
exclaimed the groom.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
See 10 Ii Now i.

Trifiing with Cough Is self-murder.
Immediate relief will follow the use of
"Hale's Horey of Horehound and
lar Consumption, Bronchitis and
Pneumonia are imp ossible If it is taken
In time Nothing ever prescribed by tbs
Faculty Will compare with 1t as a rem.
edy for Coughs, Colds aud Hoarseness
Pixies T0othache Drops cure Tooth.
ache III one minute. Sold. by all drug
glsis ut % cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
THE SENATE OF 1879.

The terms of twenty-five United
States Senators expire on the, 4th of
next March. They are: Spencer. of
Alabama; Dorsey, of Arkansas; Sar
gent, of CALIFORNIA;; Chaffee, of Col
orado;- Barnum, of Connecticut; Con
over. of Florida; Gordon of Georgia;
Oglesby, of Illinois,; Voorhees,. of In
diana; Allison. of Iowa; Ingalls,, of
Kansas; McCreery. of Kentucky; Eus-
It's. of Louisiana; Dennis. of Mary land;
Armstrong. of Missouri; Jones. of
Nevada; Wadleigh.l of New Hampshire;
ConkliDg. of New York; Merrimon. of
North Carolina; Matthews. of Ohio;
Mitchell, of Oregon; Cameron. of Penn
sylvania; Patterson. of South Carolina;
Morrill,. of Vermont, and Howe, of
Wisconsin. OF the above seventeen
are Republicans and eight are Demo
Gratis. The seats Of the Senators from
Alabama, Arkansas. California, Florida.
Georgia. Kentucky. Louisiana, Mary
land, Missouri, North. Carolina, Ohio
and South Carolina have already been,
or will undoubtedly be filled by
( Democrats. while those of the
Senators from Colorado, Iowa. Kansas.
New Hampshire and Vermont will be
occupied by Republicans, leaving the
succession In Connecticut. Indiana,
New York, Oregon. Illinois, Nevada.
Pennsylvania and Wisconsin disputed
question. Sharon of California, nomi-
nsily Senator from Nevada. but really
attending to his private business in San
Francisco, ought to be asked by the
people of Nevada to resign; but the
engineers of the machine which elected
him will not permit honest Republicans
who despise him, to send the request
through party channels.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

NJ Office is hereby given that the tax on
IN proceeds of mines for the quarter end
ing Marcn 81, 1873, lis nov due and payable
at'ny Office in the Courthouse of the COunty
II humboldt, and that the laws for its Col.
lection VIII be strictly enforced.s,
JAMES bU.KSER, equity Assessor.
By .. BUoKNFR. Deputy Assessor.
Winnemucca. MAY 20, 1878. I'm
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a GARD.

TO all who are suffering from the errors and
ihdlscTetions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss OF manhood, etc, VIII
send ieclpe that Will cure you, FREE VI
ChAhak, This great remedy was discovers
sen-addressed enveIopet . the REv. JOSEPH
LsdAs, Sfationa. O.a Bible Honse. New i0fA-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

THx,Py DO SIM, a bright weekly pub
iiBiss<. by w B, Taylor in Nye county.
has entersd upon it's second year and
volume. The Sun does not reflect the
rays az party or Metion.J and may it
saWays oontinIs-to shine.
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$40 re W ARD.

STRAYED from Dun Glen Canyon on the
~ night OF Nay 9th, two horses, one black ,
the other brown; branded 81 j. ON left
tanki abe above reward will be paid for the
recovery OF the horses. Send information 20
the undersigned at Mil City.
JAMES GOULD.
Mill City, May II, 1878. lw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

q THE Times Review Informs an in
quisltive speculator that baby Mine !,
has not been listed on the Stock Board,
70 10 a song. not quartz iedge.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
Called Meeting.

ut CkHOLDERS OF the II. ID. A. NJ. l. NJ.
~ society will please take notice THAI a.
majority 81 the paid Mp capitol stock OF said
society failed to be represented at the regular
Annual Meeting ON tue 4th. Instant, special
meeting OF the Society Is hereby called 70
inset on the I6tn OF .siay, at the Courthouse.
IN Winnemucca, In tho Clerks office, Ut
O'Clock r. N. of said day.
q. q. BILsS. President.
q. CHEsowera. Sec atary. m6-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

RkNt, business you can engage In ssto
OUso $40 per day made. by any worker ~
either sex, right iii their own localities par.
uculars and samples worth SIS free. Improva
your spare tame NJ Nhis business. IAadr.ss
sfiAsoN-& Co.. Portland. Maina
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
CAUTION.
TO ALL wHoM,Ir,MAy, coNcFpN

80 TO ALL whom 1T MAY, CONCERN
LII persons caught interfering with anv
~ OF the ten FIRE hydrapts in the town Of
Wmnemacca 50 as TO impAr. their .efiicieney
law. FRANK SA W. Ae t,t fsA tas Of the
December A. II.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.


Oho1skh0ss ~ vtOhhA'
LONDON. May 90
Uneasiness is felt at Vienna about
the prospects of an understanding be-
tween England and Russia. The feel
ing is not shared by the Ministers. who
are thoroughly convinced of highlands
good faith regarding u European settle
ment.
Berlin seems incredulous4 about an
amicable settlement.
Todie ben's Movements
A Pera dispatch says: The strength
and organization of the Turkish army
is now such that prudent General like
Todleben would hesitate to.attempt a
coup de main while his rear is har
assed by the lnsurrection. Todleben's
object has been to take up more de.
fensiye position. He was not allowed
to fail back from San Stefano. He
therefore consolidated his men as near
as possible by bringing up troops from
the rear. The Turkish army is not
only strong enough to demand neutral
ity. but even to assume the defensive
IN that neutrality, and seriously menace
the Russian forces. This fact explains
Todldben's care to lift his army off the
San, Stefapo flats to the adjoining
rights and give it strong backing by
bringing. up troops from the rear
Arrangement Between England and
RUSSIA.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May 90.
While there is reason to believe the
foundation of an arrangement has been
laid between the Cabinets of London
and st. Petersburg, small group of
personages who know what has oc-
CURED maintain extreme reserve, and it
is extremely difficult to say how far the
various rumors arctic be relied on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-01

gtsiobarOt unb eamie fir oieien 9ienit sez
nlgten, oeripslgert muroe. Spdter, al5 Saz
ter 0anlie peggeid)idt tpuroe, beu6te er bic
aranfen uno pionlete f9 bteiem Oieuits nit
sroBen @ifer.
Inter ben 6 grporthdfen bes2an>
be8 fdbrt Baltimore fort, ieinen slpeten
Stang 9leih nad] Stem Dorf su bebaupteu
trob Der itarfen @onfurren;, rpelde Ybilaoel.
pbia uno Bolton MAIDEN.
Sn 9teip=gorf bat porgeftern Der zen +
DE Ylan3eid] diner otto Saugebr
aus S9neioemiibl in Sa- YreuBen Sslbit=
morb besansen. llriaAe: ouerieblte 2iebe,
uerfebltes Qeben."
Gin etler Sdreibitnglins IN elmer pefts
li6en 3eitn iprtdt BON elmer ,ieit Der
3eit ibres SlerI'inS iif raid 81 einem 2iebs
ltnge bes Bubifuns aufgeidmun9euen Oeut=
iden Saauipielerin.
Sn Seriep- -@itp iot1,n Die 9 olfsidu1en
geifloiien tperoen, neil man fein
@elb bat, Inn &oblen su faufsn uno isne su
hei;en. Sb man Gelo bat, I'M in3miiden
bic gebrer 81 be5ablen, aud menn iie nidt 9es
brau6t tperoen, OaS TT nod unbefannt.
Son bem Derebelnoen @tnflui e,
ben Der beifdnSise 4ufentbaltin etner3eitungsz
9fsoaftien - Dem grennpunfte Der Snteui=
gen;, pte bel aler iouitigen 8sifeibenbeit
berporgeboben tuerOen uluB - iogar auf einen
uni9uloigen SierIubler ausiibt, oapou lieIette
Der ,8int +" bes 6rn. &arberq BON Der
y9toro.SOlpa=Y Yot" Dor msrigen Sageu ei.
nen sdu5enben Betpeis. Dieter Yinti1er -
10 ersdblt Der y0emofrat" in Davenport -
besteitete ieinen Serru auf oeiien 9eiie mad
Davenport, iprans aber in Clinton, piellcidt
Ourd ben Ouit elmer Sratmurit beftc6en, pom
3uge unb blieb bort suriid. @tn geu06nllz
der Bintiber pdre nun aun tuabriteinlib in
Clinton 9eblieben, ober meun er beiOnoers iu-
teligent gelpeen pGre, 10 mare er gu SUB na4
Dubuque suriid 9etrabt unb bdtte iid, uuu0
tbi9er 8eiie wunbe SiiBe 5uge5osen. gti6t
10 0ieier Btntider, Der NIT ben 9rOBten @rz
runseni6aften oes 10. SabrbunOerts, Dem
Selegrapben unb ben @iienbahnen, pobl be-
faunt lit. @r rnarldltrte i6nurftradS mad Der
6ebaftion Der i'll Clinton eribeinenoen beut-
iden ySolfsSeituus" unb itellte fid ibmeif=
loebelnb Dor. @r tuuroe an ietuem 5alsbaube
als 6ru. &arbsr9's gigenthum erfannt, uno |
furse 3eit ipGter gin9 cine telegrapbnf)e De- |
pehe an Srn. 3arbers mad Davenport ab,
bic i'm bena1riAti9te, oaB iein pierbeiniger
2iebllng sefunoen nno pobl aufgeboben iet,
unD baB er i'm auf ielner Riidreiie IN Clinton
finben meroe. Ser Bintder bate bur6 letne
8lusheit feline offenbare 4biift erreidt. gr
1T n1ittelit @ienbabn bsim befDroert tporoen
unb bat nift, ipie @foita iagt, rim Staube
Der StraBe" Sieben miiiien.
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Germil9tes aus europa.

Der 3ar9el al 0tofonti{en
na6t ii4 in 0euti6lanO 10 fiblbar, Sas in
ben betreffenNen Sreiieu bieierbalb lebbafte
Seiorgniiie beruortreten. Benn aud in ben
leBten Sabren Die 3abl Der eoanselii6en 9iaa
touifen in 0euti6lauo Don S237 auf 1901
geitle9en lit, 10 entipridjt OaS bod ni9t BEN
porbanOenen SeOiirfuilIen, 5umal f9 bic
Iu5abl Der burd bic 9iafoniiieu beoienten
arbeitsfelber nm 227 Oermehrt bat. SO gibt
iett ndintid 81 Ntutterbduier nit 1898 Sta=
tionen unO einer Sabreseinnabme bon, 4, 110,-
147 Marf, 10 oaB ole 9Irbeit msbr rudff, ais
bic Qrbeitsfraft. lleberOieS mebrt it4 bet
BEN dlteren 0futterbauieru be S9aar oer
balb unO gang inuuliOeu S&peferH, iudha
reub Der erforoerlife Ra6pudJs ausbleibt.
Simmer meme Arbeitsgebiete er0ffnen fidb, unn
i6on ret6en bic Srafte fir bic alien nid)t
meAr sH.
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@eitere gsnttffofIin,en4e.

Srop, gt,.Y., 81. Sfober. - Ote bieige
yWer1ants= ano Uie4anicS State Banf"
itellte beute tbre 3abluugen etn.
Cincinnati, /, 81. Sftober.-0ie bic
itgen Sanfters Soieph u. 6emann 6, Comp.
baben tbFe 3ahlnngen eiugeiteut.
gi8 Inn 3 lIbr beute Naamrttag tpurben
alle I'M SantIofale prdientirten 6orberungen
be5ablt, allen Die 9te9nuug Der 6irma nit
oem 3oQamte muroe ntdt in'S Neine gebradt
unO um 5 llbr-uabm sin Silfsiderlfi oisgin.
ridtungeu Der Sant, iorpie Sru. oemaun's
@obnung IN Sei9Iag. Die &nsabe, oaB
oaS beiige beutitle Sonrnal rocr golfa>
freuno" beoeutenoe gerluite burdl oas Sali-
ment erleioe, 1T ohne @ruup. Sr. Semann
mar ieit Is Sabren nift mebr an benz Sour
male betbetligt. Die Sirma ipeieelt fit, cine
9ngabe iiber lire Aftlpa uno &aifipa Su mo-
den, ieOod) meroen bic &estereH auf $4,000
bis S250,000 aeld]4tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-01
Sa,tDffreid

Gin cinnati, 81. Sftobsr. - Cine bier
empfangene Spestals0epeid)e melbet, Dap ses
tern etwa bunbert 2aubitrsi6er bel Como,
Ntiii., einen Bug Der gM.iiiiiippier @entral :
8abn" beitie9en unb bem &onbufteur Sprigz
gins befablen, iofort absufabreu. Ser Con,
buftenr mei9erte itd), ruorauf ihn Die Strotde
unmenIAlib miBbanbelten unb ben Bug ielblt
in Sewe9uug leeten. Den lebten Bert9ten
3ufolse uerfnbrsn ite nit Den1 3uge gang mad
Reliehen
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spe3ial ) Nott3eit.
sny e,omsirone,, pom sstdtiofett,

Hhr CnmSiranen bon SSthtiafett!
gpenu Seber iein Saus Iiir ben 5erbf einritet, 10
dre es ebr nortbeilbait ipenn oer popuIdren srz
ma 9bomas Cream, 9tr. 38. storbs 5 o tps
arbFrase, e, einen Beiu6 abftattete. Dort iino Wlo-
beIn, 9eppde. gBabslud, Seniter= =5fouleaur u. ip
aeaen serinse tpodsntlide ODER monatde 8fatensab,
IuHsen gu baben. (Sttti, ,2DiteD
Gterbet 0eSd1attt!
1drttidle nuo ruiiiid1e Saoer fi,r so Gents
In
Nr. "a, Noro=2tbertp.S Sfrabe.
(Sult4,1S 9. 8. 6errea, gtsenthhmer.
SAT-. HIstidmaan & @anap.'s Bretbeis
(oompressed yssst).
DO mon entbett bat, bag oieIe NaGahTunsen uris
ferer Sefs iidb i'm Dlartte benben 70 bat oue d&tt
Bre6befe uneres Gabrttats aui ebem Radete ben 0aa
men unierer Gtrma. GGe aloereu ftno Na1abmun'
gen.
Ulnn perlanse BON ienein Grocer gaM Ite!fdas
mann 6 Gcmp.'s Dsebhefe. TdsIia friih!
Gotrii=Depot: sfr. "a, gsorosHmtatpsStrabt.
g. g. Bennett, @ei6dftsthbrer.
(Mdrs19, ,12uheD
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8dhfftttffGMA

Goronto, Ont, 81. Oftober. = 3pei
6ra1t5iiSe Der u@ranosGruuf.B .Babu" COLT.
6trten beute Drei Mteilen weltlid, bon oieier
Staot. 8eioe Qofomotiuen unb mebrere
@aggons ipurben 9dnSli9 oeuolirt unb Die
2ofonlotiufiibrer, iolple Elm Bremier Derwun-
bet, Der aeBtere t0Otlid. Der angsridtetr
S9aoen belauft fi9 anf $4,000.
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Stut 2lnoerinn,s lekte Grflartttta.

PGtI 0elp Ia 81. Sft. = 5. u. SpE
pher, rpeld)er in bem bsute uer6iientltAten 4fs
foaoit SaS. 6. Inoerion's er1pdbnt miro, ers
Hart, baB BON Rem gansen 4ffioaOit nur bic
an9abe pabr Jet, oaB er (Sppber) fein 9elo
fir feline &uSiasen Dor Dem Yotter'iAen 60
mite erbalten babe. alle iibrissn angaben
ieien einfa6 crlogeu.
@aibtnston, 81. Sftobcr. = Die
S6, Waobpr uub @tbion erftdren Die auf
fe besii9liben an9aben in ben 3u Yhlla'
oelphla uet6ffentlidlten Nifioapits fIr Qiiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-01

dr3tlideu Seiitanb, tonute nber bis iett bic
Su9el nidit auifiuben. Die Nlotiue III Der
Sbat ftub nod nid)t nuf9etl1rt.
(GsorgetomR. )-Die 8nrbiere bon @eoraes
tofun haben beidlofieN, tbye 9si9dfte am
Sonnta9e III iblie6en.
SIN 6ol9e beS gta6gebens bes 5uu6a=
inenlS pat Die groBe 0tauer, ipelde Ote yg9aib.
ens9eor9etomner Bferoebab abn.@ @eieuihaft"
osl l.S Sanal entlaug fir bic neuen Stalunaen
aeIHllu1ren lteB, eiuen itarten 8iB bcfommen.
0isleloe mtro mobrideiultd III tur1er 3eit
uleoer9erlfien meroen uliiSieu.
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SpDeaurfheIl.

Glep elaH0, o, 81. DIT. -- Charles
Mc@ia, ruel9er Itarp Ssllb, ielue @elisbte,
Dor etlihen 0tonaten in eiuem Sreubenbauie
ermoroete, wuroe berte gum So0e burA ben
Stran9 nerurtbeilt. Oas gooesurtheil loll
an 1S, Gebruar 1879 pollitreft ueroeH.
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0fft1ttDrDnrDaek.

30 n, 81. Stt0ber. - Ut0beI gSbltz
man uuO Or. SpearS, angefla9t, Die giutter
Der @1iteren pcr9iftet su baben, perhen sur
3eit in bieier StaOt proSeiiirt. Die geftern
oeruomneneu 3eugenausiagen er9aben, oaB
@ift III Dem Oiagen Der Seritorbenen Ourt)
4erste uorgefunbeu wuroe, unO baB Die Sod
ter 6es Spiers Arenit bel einent Gpotbefer
gefauit bate. Die 4ugefla9te batte f9 0fters
bet 9ta9barn uno 8efaunteu iibrr Die gSir
flung Der perdieoeneu Site erfunot9t. 9le
@erhanDlunaen murOen heute fort9elett.
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Ot> 2iDerpODt.

Beratbmaslofal: Scr. 1872, Woro<Gutatptr.
Ser oross csnbinner<srduterzDo Doftor bebanbelt nit
Grfola ale tronid1en Grantbeten bes Sirns 2ailess
ber eanse, bes Nasens, Der aeber, Neren Sals, oes
NerBens un6 iebe nnorbnuns i'm yerpenlpiIenni.ee, q
$lrovheln, Srebs, @eihmuf, Banbuurnl, yterooits
tat unb ale roniiten unb atuten 2eioen beloeT 9e7
{hIedter. pr. eiperpool, Der arobe SnotanersS sSIea
fesDoftor, slr. 1872, Nor0sGntatpIraBe, oepan.
Sat Gaamen}hmGde, nerp6ic @hndne, Smpotent
nit rellfommenen grfoise, mas Sunberte beSeusen
f6nnen. Berft bel bieien bas 2e6en untergrabenesn
aci1en fen gelo mehr fues Ionbern beiuht uno 5egt
Or Qiperpooi su 6atbe nnb stb Iber5eugt, er tptro
Iudb ron sielen zGriblaffuusen betlen, n99
NM QIe cnberen Merate guh nid3t belien getonnt Sg
m6,4te Cub, bic Sbr Gun ene gatent= Weetsren 1abf
ho(en lo{ier uuo beIe uHo ene yrtur ohueusen pTos
fannGuh tariren. Berotbun8e.
Gtrnben BON frlb bis Mbenns uhr; Sonnta9s
aum BeRsn ber arbtttsuoen &laiie pom !rih ~ bis
Na&mittass ilbr. tespt'1V,SSsts
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SSturtd,tittta.

SeGena, Ntont., 81. SftOber. - Sranf
Gobert, rpelder einen geirliien UtorrtIon auf
Der @rom Reisruatton ermOrbet bate, liibute
beute in Sir9inia &itB iein Serbre9en am
Gn1nPn
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&iu0eSmDr0.

gSilfe8barre, Benui.. 81. SftOber.-
@baritD Stluer, elu su Wauamte uahe bt9er
StaDt mobnbaftes iuuges Srauen3immer, lit
inter Der anfla9e perbaftet uorOeu, ibr nns
epellhss Sino srnloroet 5u baben. Die 2eibe
oes SduslinsS tpngoe nit Seri6mettertem
Sopfe unb anperen Serletuugen III elmer be.
nabbarten Sohlensrube auigefuuOeu uno ein
Seil mar ieit I'M ben pals bes 8lnoeS &c.
piGelt. Oas Dtdb1 n murbe uerbaftet, mdb.
reno fie it9 in @eieaidaft ibreS Saters unb
Yruoers BON benz S6auplabe oeS Serbre'
d1euS entferrtte
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Ser 6elomarFt.
Glue stsftttme Der Ssamtlte Stelo.

9artforO, Conn, S1.Stt.-Oberri6ter
Gielo, SaOio 9uOlep SlelO, 9enrp 90. 6ielO
uno @prus SS- 6telO fauften Suiammen Dor
eintgen MonateH eiuen 9lder 2ano in Sab=
bam @ouutp, auf weldem friiber eine alte
Stride ltauo, in ber Der Sater Der Sdufer IA
Sabre lang prtOlgte; ferner fauften Fe 10
glder gu einem DH.ntlihen 8arfe uno madten
heute oas @runoftiid Der Stabt fornea gum
@eidenfe. Sauio Duolep Stelo belt Die
Brdien tationsrebe, unb 6enrp SO. 6ieIb, iOwie
etliAe on 0ere Serren hielten ebeniolls 9feoeu.
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9AS aelbe Tieber.

@airo, Sqs., 81. Sftober. - Der beftigt
Sroit oer psrgangeneu gtadt bat aae Seiorg'
niiie in Be,ug auf bas 9elbe fSiebsr bcieiti9t
Die 6lii6tliuge tebren 5uriid uno Die Sc
ibdfte leben pleoer auf.
Dtempb is, Senn., 81. Sftober. - 0aa
gSetter iit Ieit geiern abeno entihiebeu falt.
3miifeu llhr aeitern 4benb uno beuts Nt-
sbag puroen uur fiinf Berionen beeroigt.
9tew- Orleans, 81. Sftober. - 0aS
gSetter ut fiibl. flar unb minbig. 3p6lf So,
oe5fGue uub 7 neue @rfrantun9en muroen
bon geiteln Mtitta9 bis beute 0titta9 beri9-
tet.
8sri6te aus Clinton, Satou.&ouge II. a.
8. erseben, OoB Die Seu4e I'M S6winOen be.
griffen 1T.
Chattanooga, Senn., 81. Sftober.-
Gin Sterbeiall, nnb iedS @rfranfuusen eit
lettem Seridte. 9aS gSetter 1T flar unb
tibl.
Dlobile, alu., 81. 0tlober. - @iebeu
lpeltae @rfranfuggen, ieOp9 fetne 3oOesidle
in ben lebten "a Stunoen; "a Batienten be-
ftnben I'D nod Inter drSll6sr 8ebanblung.
Dtan boftt anf Srolt ludbIenO Der beuoriteben-
ben Na9t.
Utempbis, 81. Sftuber, 9(benbs. -
gSdbrenO OeS beuti9sn Cages tarb i'll oieier
Staot feline ein5tge 1erIon am 9elben Steber.
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@1fIel 06SIel
Ut SfeiIe ms Aaslanb beTorat nnerbeIG "a GkHHaeR
81. @atRe,
Gdc Der DOIiimOrshTsst uub soRsD DIHessNpsuues !,