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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-18
For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 18th, at 4 P, NJ, POSITIVELY,
s-% h. the c. & 0. r. R. Packet, BOSTONA,
!. BFyson, Master. Freightreceyed OF
afsssssssssh Wharfboat, foot OF Broadway. VI,
HonSball Stunt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-18

"A MILK LEGACf.-frOm MS DeQ, IN San
Francisco hospital, Harry Mighles, of the
Eureka New Sentinel, writes about his
legacy: [ have had a bequeathment, a
legacy. 1t came about, as by "the first in
tention," as it were, thuswise, namely, as
follows: l will premise my remarks by
saying that my medicine man is strong be-
lever in the efficacy of a milk diet for his
patients. All the milk the invalid can
drink, is his invariable prescription in cases
like my own. Now, it 50 happens, that a
good friend who has some valuable cows of
his own sends me, night and morning, a
measure of fresh, rich creamy milk. Last
night, some accident intervening, the
usual supply was lacking. So
I must fall back upon the milky ration
afforded by the hospital Ny garcon being
summoned says in excellent but fragmenatry
English: II soppos zat oil re meelk is boil; ;
bot | weel see" Pretty soon he returns
with pitcher of the lacteal fluid fresh and
as it came from the cow He explained
matters as follows: "You know zat man wot
die zis morning? Wal, re doctaire he have
order two quart q day left for zat man. Now
he dead, have re meelk for you" This
was said with an earnest cheerMlness and
in hope of satisfaction full of encourage
mcnt. You see the point? am the dead
patients heir. l have MIXED his estate!
Certainly this denotes in emphatic terms,
the survival of the itIest
ACHIEVING GREATNESS. yester-
day photographed the running mare Emma
Skaggs The animal was led out into the
street and the Jackson House used for a
background. Incidental to the taking OF
the picture was the fact that the surround
ing crowd came in for free portraits. When
| this was understood, there was general de-
sire among the bystanders to get eligible po-
sitions and pose in becoming attitudes. We
noticed several leading citizens pulling
down their vests secretly splitting on thei1
fingers and running them through their
hair, tipping their hats in graceful angles
and assuming that semi-conscious cast OF
features such as would characterize man
who expected to be struck by lightning
who was wondering whether it would be a
painless death or otherwise. The camera
took them all in, and they will be handed
down to posterity in company with the
Queen OF the Turf. Some are born to great
ness some have it thrust Oh them, while
others achieve that condition by figuring ir
local photographs. i Eureka Sentinel,
| ------s- -
The Oakland (Cal.) Democrat tells of {
French marquis who is trying to get on the
police force. The marquis is genuine ar
ticle. His family nameis August de Maui
mont, and his family is one of the oldest o.
the French nobility. He is poor, bu
proud, and is not ashamed to work. He
commanded a regiment Of cavalry in the
Franco.Prussian war; having learned hi
profession in the late civil war in this coun
try, where ne served for time as private
He istall, dignifed, courteous in his man
ner, and never alludes to his blood unless
forced into it, He is acquainted with prom
inent French families here, but rarely visits
them His title however, is vouched fol
by them.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-18
Cincinnati Live StocK Market.

CINCINNATI, May lS-2 P NJ
The following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock for the past Il hours:
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For P0Iner0y.

THIS DAY, 18th, at 10 NJ, POSITIVELY,
Nz n POTOMAC, James KirIer, Master.
fsgsksss Freight received on Wharfboat foot of
"A Broadway. W. Honshell, Supt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-18
FOrty-fifth Congress - Second Ses-
sion.

WASHINGTON, May 18.-The motion to
postpone further consideration OF the bill to
repeal the Specie Resumption Act until
next Monday, was agreed to.
resolution was passed to so amend the
rules as to admit the heads of the bureaus
of the Executive Departments to the floor
Of the Senate. The Senate then proceeded
to the consideration of Pension Bills on the
calendar, a numberof which were passed.
The Post-office Route Bills and the House
bill making an appropriation to pay the
claims allowed by the Southern Claims
Commission were reported and placed on
the calendar.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-18

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE motion that
the Senate amendment to the Indian Ap-
propriation Bill be concurred in was agreed
to. The regular order OF business was then
demanded. This was the seconding of the
previous question on the Potter resolution
to investigate the late electoral vote in
Florida. A vote being taken, all absentees
being present, it resulted, yeas 147, nays l.
A quorum having voted, composed entirely
of Democratic members, the Republicans
having persisted in not voting, the resolu-
ton was adopted.
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-18

HOGS-Market quiet and firm Common sell at
80 GO@3, fair to good at Is 1905 so, and choice at
S. 40t@3 As per Genital gross.
CATTLE-The market is quiet and steady at
previous prices. Common at s2t92 5O fair to good
$394 25 and choice at 81 5Og4 IS per cental
SHEEP-The market is steady and quiet. Selling
at $50 50 for common, So 75gl for medium, 81 25
@l 80 for good, and 81 7595 90 for choice per
GENITAL gross
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-18

The Georgetown Cornet Band are guests
of the ST. James Hotel
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-18
For Pittsburg.

THIS DAY, 18th, at 5P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
r. n. EMMA GRAHAM, Hod. Knowles
IIyiSssesss5. Master. Apply on board, OF to W. s
sskAasafkAH Getty j. G. Dornan ~ Co., j. Cunning
ham ]. S. Robinson, Agents
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CALIFORNIA. o.

Sunday-school begins at 10 a. M.
Rev. Mr. Vance will preach at the N. Z.
Church Sunday night next. Services will
begin at 7;30.
Representative Sullivan has returned
home, and looks none "the worse for wear
after The exhaustive labors of the "long
Legislature"
Miss Hattie Jones, daughter of Superin-
tendent Jones, of Cincinnati Hospitll and
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-18


The Dinges gardens in the Second Ward
are about to be opened for the season.
A number of prominent Democrats are
in the city in attendance at the mass con-
vention.
Hon. James E. Neal paid the Queen City
a visit yesterday and took in the Festival by
way of variety.
Rumor has it that Aaron Wesco, one of
Hamilton's rising young lawyers, is about
to become a benedict.
Miss Maggie Howard and Mr.. John Jacobs
were united in marriage Thursday evening
at the residence of the brides uncle, Jebedee
Brown, Esq, at Darrtown.
Among the visitors at the Festival from
Hamilton yesterday were Miss Kate Minor,
Mr. and Mrs. George Shafer and Miss Nan
ME Kennedy, besides numbers of Others
The Grand Jury made its final report
yesterday and was discharged. Some twen-
| ty-four indictments were found among
them one against John B. Tytus for per-
jury.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-27
SageSnenigfeitelt.
EGhitoriele, felesrapbifdbe iInb a8ebieibldtters
Rpttaef1.l

@ine serabe, ebe bieies glatt beute friib CUR
Breiie glng, Observation-Disclosures melcet,
oaB Capt. g dmeHien pou bem perun.
sliidten Samburser Oampfer yPommerania"
iidDer in einem bolldn d5 en- s o.
etn9etroffen 1T. Der @apitdn iollte nad3
ben elfien 0epelden nit ieiuem Sd)iffe inter.
ee9angen iein, uno on elmer anberen SteQe 1T
tbm bereits elm Iad]ruf geinitnl
Sefretdr Sherman iaplngt meber einmal
bas yblutise Semo." Der miirbtge
6reuno Beeher's bon Der y@briittan lluion"
bat bel ibu idrif ftltd ansefrast. oh es nabr
iei, baB in Siib=@arollna peribieoene Bun=
Oesbeamte in .Saft leien. Sberman nimmt
infolge oteier aniraae anlaB 5u eincul lanaen
Sdretbebr1ef, in Dem er bic Birren in Bidenss
@ountp Stepiie paiiiren ldBt unb babel nod
9ersensluit baS yblutige Semb" ihluingt.
Der Ahtb. @uftau g dleiber tft, tpie
Der uStal" ber,dtet, pOr9eitern in 8aihingz
ton eiusetroffen. Seute Dor aft Sd9en
.purbe er nod bon ietnen @onitttuenten unb
Serebrern in San antouio sldu3sno empfau'
gen. Die beseiiterten Sdle,berianer bon
Gan Nntouio brahtea itrem fiegreifeu Sel.
ben eineu Sadel;ug.
Die itramme Setnbetbin Sertb q
b. Sillern ituorrt isbt in Bottom Die
&unh. Bel6e &unit, lpirb nidt seiast.
SieGsid1t bic, etuen Maun gu triesen!
Der beriidttgte 8oB Sbepberb, Der
inter @rant @aibinaton regiert unb ben ia
n1oien 8aibinston.Gt Gttp=8tng seleitet bat,
aber aud iebt nod beoeutenoeu @influB be-
iitt, pur YrdToent oes llnteritibungs go
mites fir bic am selben 6ieoer 9sroenoen
unb hatte bic @eloer in tSGnoen. Sest be,bi
es, OaB in ieiuen 6ednungsu elm 6ebler bon
$50, 900 1T.
Die naaiolsenoe Gabelle seiat bic 3u'
nabme Der @etraib B e.4us iubr Der
Ser. Staate II pdbrenb Der letten sebu
Sabre. Die Sabre iino babel BON Sttober Su
Sftober ueredjuet.
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Scr &rte8 ttt 9lficst
@.iteres gorradeu Der grtten.

2onoon, 26. Nopbr. - Sine mn Z llbr
am Nontag Wtorgen BON Datta obgeihtdte
Oepeid]e oe8 ,Dallp 3elegrapb" nlelbet:
y@eueral Sromne lieB Elm brItld)e8 )e8Jie9tment
tm Sort 4lt Niu8iio Suritd uno iette oann
ieinen Ufarid fott. Sic 0duptlinge Der Sc.
blr9sIt1mme famen tbm unterruegs entge9en,
nm ihm 5u etnem Ste9e Slid 3u miinlfeu.
Bei 2unoifuua, 13 Wtlen bon Ali Wu8ito,
uadte oa8 COMMANDO Salt, mdbreuo UiaIor
@aUagnari bls Data uorridte, ruo er I'M
llhr am Samitae 4beno antam. Der 9ban
BON 2Qlpur ltelte Ild] gleldb ndbber bel tbm
elm un0 bot Tim IeIne llnterneriung an.
Sei'm SOnnenaufgauge an Soantag Dtor1
gen uabmen Die brttlIhen 8ruppen ihren
GtarId) rpteoer auf uno laugten ge9en Wtttag
in 0affa an, mo- iie ermlttelten, 0aB ooS BON
ben Nfgbanen gerGumle Sort ln3ptld1eu BON
ben benudbarten StGnlmen seplitnoert wors
ben mar. Die britiid]e 8Orbut iit iett an Der
@reu5e oeS ei9cntlidIen Nf9baniitan angefon'
men nno bat ourh 1bre @rfOl9e Die 4utOritdt
oe5 @mirS in ben unabbau9tgen 9ebiete,
pelfes 80 OielIen brett 1T uno ii6 BON SHn'
! rub bis nat Data erItredt, 5eritDrt. Die
df9bantidJe Nrmec 1it al1f ihrer Slud)t BON Den
etngeborueu Stdmmen UNI ibr 9un3eS 9cpdd
beraubt moroeu. Die 0tadridt, bab Die III
sbanen Sellalabao gerdumt taben uno 5alS
iiber aopf mad Sabul fliehen, ift beitGttgt.
ItabOmmeo S6ab Sban Don Salpur, 3dupts
ling Der Utobmunben nno biSt ertger Ser5llns
oeter oeS @mtrs, bot ftd Der brtttlden Sberf
berrldaft unternorfen."
Eonoou, 26. 6.glopbr.-@ine Oepeid1e pen
9abore on 8euter'S telegraph @ompa9nie
meloet, baB Sen. 0tobert8 eineu Buntt erreid]t
bat, tpel9er III Der Dtitte 5uiifen 9arSartpir
uuo oem Sort Surum liegt, obne auf gSioer.
tauo 81 ltoBen. Sen. Siooulpb 5o9 beute
Wor9en in Yudem eiu.
Die NOmuoenitamme, pelGe iid1 bereit8
auf Ole SIudt porbereltet batten, fiuo gebIie=
ben un6 beriorgeu ote Sauaiions.A .Armee nit
Sorrdtbsu. Die 2anoleute tbun ibre arbett,
obne iid uieI I'M Die uOrtiberSisbenoe grmee
Al tiimmerr.
Dafmb Shan beIreit.
Bonn b ., &c. 9ioOember. - Die ;, gont.
baner @aiette" meloet, oaB Der @nllr BON
Nf9banttan, alS sr Die @,nnabme uon 4li
Wu&to erfubr, iOiort ietuen SObu 9afut
Sban aus Der Saft entlieB.
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Die Wai3enausfubr bat allo III Sehn Sab
rem I'm oas 6iinffate, bic Wtais auStubr
nm bas 3pSlHade sugenommen. auffalleuO
1T bic pl6sliGe 3unabme bar Iusfubr Oes
@elihforneS mad bem beutia a-franS SDhihen
&rlege. Man idetnt erft oanlalS in europa
ani oen yutterruerth oes 8ell9forus aufulerf@
fam seporbeu su ietn. Wln baii annebmen,
buB Die Ausfuhr BON iest an aetig Sunebmen
rpiro.
Sin 9 men d. ~ q nj bate pdhrenb
bes Sommers bon Dem Sfen aui Dem Shore
Der Wetbooiitenfirde su Mibblsielb, @onn.,
BeIk genonlulen, nno ais iebt gum erlteu
Wtale gehel5t puroe, foB 9outg auf bic ner-
munoerten Anodhtigen I'M Barterre Der Sir
DE. Seblte bios nod Die Wll9, nm Oas
@otteSbanS gum Canaan III MAIDEN!
SIN StaatsauAtbauie BON y Strginien
su 0fiAmonb branrten am ID. D. sc. ale
gSerfItdtten ab; es flelt fia iest heraus, oaB
Der Strdflins Brodenbrongh bon 9anopsr'
@ountp oaS Seuer angelegt bat.
Die Gnti d Ell oung oes Expectations
geridats bcs Staates yeemz zSerieD beSii9lrdD eer
appenation Beni. 9nnter's, bes Wi6r-
bers bee Wtufifalieubdnoler Armiirong, NH b
| mabrIasinli9 erft IN Der ndhaen gSo4e abyee
| gebsn lperoen.
| = Ser Bro;sb I'm Retreff bes arIins.
ton. @runbbei iolte geffern IN
Nleranoria, 9sirs., Beginner, wnroe iebof
bIs Sum Saauarterluine perltobeus
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Gitte oeittjd,e 0od11faOlerttt.

81. Yaul, Wftnn., 26. gtoo. = Cine
5rau, Namens Srances gournaihi (?) lit in
Sauf Centre, Mtun., inter Der Nutlage pcrs
baftet porbeu, beOeutenOe Summen BON Der
i6leoenen 8erionen IN @lepelanb, O., inter
fall9en 8orrpGnDen erbaltcn Su baben. Die
angeflagte iit cine 9euNde. lluter Qnoeren
erbielt fie bon eiuem sepiiisn Guebar, tueldem
fie oorsab, etu sroBes Serna69en in Deutid)<
lano ererbt Su baben, $4,000.
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= 8eldl' iamoic@eiaaftiqunoen in 9erlin

OV,uI TUHEo'lOtTWa7lI9In9en IN Serllif
nertrsten linO, tann man aus etiter Sauslffe
oes AoreBou9es ftt= 1879 erieben. 9aielbft
tuhrt. tt4 etn !Serr in Der y yBel6aftignng,
D'e tolgt, anf: .Srither prin3 ii der
Y p artements &einiger, iett
9nn6ei9eerer."
- Di9t am Gbsuter Su Grief III cine
9Oaenmalhine erploOirt, gefiiat nit BnIber,
9losipiittern, gebadtem Slei nuo SteinSl,
ohne Seman0en Su oerleteH. Die Seftreid1er
bei1ulOigten Die StGliensr elmer 8erIhp1s
run9, iie brahen in etn onfoBenoes 9affees
bauS elm, Uo angebliA oieie Anueratioailtsu
osriommelt iein ioaten, fauOen aber Elm lseres
Ref. - gearum iouen es ni9t aud, bieIe
anncrattontlten 9elpelen ietn, tnelbe eie4onia
ben rparfen2
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Die SnbruoId,a.

Sra / | O, &c. ytooember.-Oie run1dns
iben &ruppsn ritden 5nr 3elt iiber ote 0o'
nan in bic Sobrubl6a ein.
Rod nebr 2lrbeiter SSntlaSfnnaen In
GnaIauo.
2onb on 26. Jtouember. = Die eroBe
r8entonsSob bleu=@umpa9uie" in 2anbon hat
belalo1sn, thrsn Wttnen6etrieb ein3ulteGen
bis fib Die @ei9dFte wieoer beIIeru.
Ste unrnhen tn StaIten.
Son bon 26. JtoO.-Gine Oeoeidbe Gus
Nom meloet. DaB Die So;iallIten.aaltatiOr
IN ben BroDlnseu fortcauert. Der srpettt
SarSsrmsifter Don Siimo, nabe GncOna, IN
IN BEN benatbarteu St1otdeu Self BON stnem
Mfeu9elmoroer eroDlbt tporoeur uuo bic 8e'
publtfauer sosen oarauf init elmer rothen
Sabne bura Die GtraBeu.
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@dhttitnfdU.

9Dracuie, ". g., 26. ytop. - Sin aus
13 9lattformma9goas beitehenoer 3ug itiirSte
beute Utorgen auf Der v@beuangozSaaeps
Sabn" nabe Sapetteoille in Solge pes @ntz
9leliens Oes erteu 8a9gons BON elmer Bride
1erab in einen untsn berflieBeuoen Sad). Der
Utai9n,ft ruuroe i6mer unO iiinf anOere YerA
ionen leid3t perpuntet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-27
si,te etttiekttdie gslttttbat.
Bermtid)te 5epefdDeu aus Netrs
MOrf.

9tew-go Off, 26.ytoubr. - Sberif Waple=
ion, Dirifor Der Sperntruppe in Der Oluiif=
9lfabemle, purDe beuts Wiittag untcr Der ans
tlage perbaftet, nas@eies iibertreten Su baben,
meldes oas Quftreten BON Mdo6cn uner 10
Sabren aut Der Sibne usrbietst. @r leiitete
aui ein Sorperh0r Serjid)t uno fteute Siir9z
jdaft fir lein @ribetnen Dor @erldt.
- Sob er1ffnete 9eltrrn ju 1901.
- 0erDampierv 5riiia" traf Don 6amburs
bier eiu.
Die 9ampfsr y&prnmaa" BON 8riitol,
,,Gitp OF Berlin" BON &iuerpool uno =, Stute
Of 2ouiiiana" bon Glasgow iiuO bier ein9e'
troffeu.
- Ser Dampfer yGbpiiinia" 1T BON 2iuer'
pool bier ansefommeu,
- Die rSnternatiouale Oairp 4fociation"
bat cine Ausiteluns, mel4e am 2. 0eSember
in bieier Stabt besin1lsn ioa, peranftaltst,
uno man trifit Sdlrnte, I'M oen auspdrti9en
Belu9eru Ssiiebilete Su reou;irten Raten 81
oeri6affen.
- Ssrotuauo Blentie, tpelder Dor eini9er
3eit etnen betagten Iaufmann, Namen5
aSolf 4oams, nit einem 8niippel tDotete.
wuroe beute oeS Sooldlags i'm 4. 9raoe
iiberiibrt uno 81 orei Sabreu 3udthuus Der
urtbeilt. Nbams bate iid] anseblid] unge
babrllfe Sreibetten ge9en Slsutie's Srau er
laubt.
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stus Der g,,nSeshat,ptifast.

8aibtngton, 26. Roubr. = Die beutige
Steuereinnnbnle betru9 5000, 105. 80; Die 3ollz
eiunabme $780, 1896. IS.
Steuerageut@ba melbet auS@ Charlotte,
N.=@., baB er iOeben BON einem Streifsuge
in ben Counties Yolf uno 3lutberforo, H.=@.,
suriidsefehrt lit uno nidt tpeuiger oils 26
,frumme" Sdnappsbrennereien, bon tpeldleH
ieood nur i'm Betriebe ipareu, in Sei6lag
9enommeu bot.
Das Sabinet hielt belIte eine turse Situn9,
in Deld9er feline 9eiddTte bon gSihtigfett oer-
banbelt fpurben. 0le 8erbauoluu9eu be5oseu
itd ausi6lieblif auf bic bepOrftebenoeSabreSs
Bottaft bes YrGiioenteu.
Die @ommiiidre bes 0iifrtfts Columbia
erftatteteu beute benz BrdfiDenten ihren erften
Sabresberift, ieitoem Der @ougreB cine per-
maneute SiitriftS Hegierunq etablirte.
Gin bier ein9etrOfiener Srief bes @onareBz
mitgliebes @looer berif,tet, oaB 2esterer tudb
reno Der nddIiten g8odle in gSaibtngtOu an=
fommen unb ielnen 8eriht binIi4tlid Der
Nlflaaen gegen ben Uiiin3amts- -Oireftor Or.
2inoeruan unterbreiten tperbe.
Ser idbrll6e 8ert6t iiber Die Sermeiiun,
gen uno @rforifun9en rpeftli6 pom 100.
Corps befinoet iid iett in Der 8reiie uno lit
uuBeIuIuSHllluJ tIltlciIult. XXI SOtLlujt III ull
phOtograpbtid]eu Inii6teu uno &arten reid
auageltattet.
Oas gemeinihaftlide @onlite beiber Sduier
beS @onsrefies, tpelfeS Die Srage Der utbers
traguus oes Sriessmiulteriums oil bas SHz
oianer= Siireuu unter Ssratbuug bat, bielt
beute eine Sisung.
OaS 5ans @omtte iiber aussaben fir baS
Staats 9eparter;ent bielt beute cine fur5e
;9ibung beSiialid Der Serwaltung oes @ene=
ralfoniulats IN Sban9bai Hno Der Anflagen
aesen ben Seianoten SEQ. S. Sewarb. SOr=
itter Sprtn9er uerfiinOete, OaB mebrere Saus=
liiten oes betreffenoeu &ouiulat8 ale Seugen
por9elaoeu rporoen ieieu. 0a8 &onite ptrb
am nd6iten Samitage abermals auiammen.
treten nno bas &reu5uerb0r oes Sru. Geo.
8tlep gSells fortiesell.
gtadridten bonn fio @ranbe ergeben, baB
ge9eupdrtig gr0Bcre fube on Der @ren5e
berrld]t, alS au lrgeno elmer 3ett innerhalb
Sabrsn. Sie nerifauiideu 3ruppen bertiiz
ben fid anselegentltd, alle RaubSitge uno
@etpalttbaten 5u oereiteln, uno ibre Gns
frensungen iino bonn beiten @rfolge sefrDnt.
Gin 9ampfer nerbraant.
Qeamington, Snt., 26. gtou. - Der
0ofo Rroa, a,oH no, Aor
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SnA,f1eItffnra Inn Seffftefsee

NalhOtlle, 8enn., 26. ytOU. = Sn
Northz z@ogefielo murbe beute Nahuaitta9 Elm
i6redliter 9oppelmpro ourd) Sam. Sang
bam an Yat. Wc9lnorerus unO Sulius Seiiter
periibt. lleber Die Seraulafiung Su bem Ber=
hrstleu LIT until uidlts 9tGhsres ermittelt.
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31fr NenGff1t11n,

Goeben erholten etne itone nn6 oanfle Doftfe g
nestle y Z uno RennLED tdtteIs Eobas g., =.
9roBens lotpte helnen Qu6rtitdten bei - SM
ono btRGHn e % 9elIehie
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Gin Snfttf,spr f1erf,rdstftf. .

Qeamington, Snt., 26. ytOo. = Der
Saraubenbampfer u2afe Sreese" BON Der
9eauiuston. amberfburs' '8inoior' 2tnie per=
brannte beute bis auf ben 8aiieriptegel, unO
Der Nessr 8m. .. Suib fam in ben Slam'
fnpn I'M
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Ct nerDarrt bis sttat lestet 2laget=
bltde a1tf Setneat Sd1tife.
ggiberfpre6eupe Nusab b er
feiu g fidial.
0as 8erbulten Der Manni6aft.

sd,tloernnaea Oct sataitrnpbe Surd, iIebers
Iebenoe.
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Selbenmiitbi9ss getrnsen bes @apitdns
S9meneu.
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- 8ei 6 pe'M ~, R.'S., iak aefcrn
elm bretmoitt8er S9ouner ouf benz
9runOe; ba8 HsttungsbOot Der citation Or.
40 iit 3u ieiner llnterftiieuua herbeioeeilt.
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@iucinuati,2 26. .Jtopbr.-@tneSpes estal=
Oepeihe berid1tet etuen ant lesteu Sanita9e
nabe 4uauita, !Sancod- -@ountp, Sll8.. periibz
ten feiqen Meudelmoro. Or. 0anielBieron,
elm auQeIehener ArSt, wuroe I'M 9 ubr an
Samftag abeno BON etnem llnbetannten auT'
ge,ud)t, neld)er ihm mittbetlte, oab er ein Nrs
better oea brei UtetleH entfernt mobnenoen
Srn. @orpOoo iel uno benArSt 81 Der franfen
Srau ieines 2lrbsit9eber8 beItel1en iolle. Or.
Ylerlon beitiss ioslsidl iein Yfero uno brad
1iatb Der gSohuun9 be8 S0rn. @ornoob auf.
Nm folgeuoen 0tor9en fdno man ietne idred~
lid, ueritinlmelte Nelde auf bent gSeSe liegen.
Scr Sopf par Su elmer unfenntlthen Wtalie
serl6mettert, unb eine @tienltan9e, womtt au<
Qenihetnl,fl Der Woro besangen moroeu mar,
Iaa neben Der Qeite. 3r. 8ierIon mar Elm
V{itqlieo Der SomnlbipzSebDroe unb batte eS
id) belouoers angeIegen ietn laiien, ale9eless
loiiafciten in Der Segeno su uuterertdeu.
Otan slaubt, baB er BON traeno elmer aut
feline Geranluiiun9 beitraitenYtrion dus6ade
ernoroet lpuroe.
Gtne etttieslid1e 8l,tttbat.
&iuctnuati, 26. gtoubr.-Sranf Surz
ner, 20 Sabre dlt, erid]ten geiteru in Der gSob.
nunq Samuel Subo's, ieds UfctleH BON 2Sll=
liamStomn, Sn., uno ierDerte Suco auf, aus
etnsr irm Oarsere6ten Slaid9e 81 trtnfen.
4nf Suoo's 9Sei9eruug 5o9 Surner einen STE
uoluer unO SpaEg Den @rtitren unter AnOros
hung lofOrti9en SoOss gum Nleoerfnleen.
Bdbrenb Subj fid1 in oieier Steaung befano
ourdbiAntit ihm Surner nit elnem Otefer biz
Seble nub t0otete tbn auf Der Stelle.
9anferptt.
Guebec, 26. Noubr.- Die 6irma Sobr
Sropn & @omp., 3atelaae. 6abrlfanten, ba
fagirt. Die Yaiiioa betra9en Sl50,0O0.
Srdn0e.
Cincinnati, &c. gtoubr. - Die Sobel
miibie Der S5.gte & gSilltams 6u Sunft,on
@up, O., brannte beute fritbnieoer. Serlul
$4,000.
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Rews sDort, 26. 9topor.-@elb pillis
III 24-3. 8e6iel 4.81. Sob ihloB hcute
III lOO4. 8unoes Sblteationen ldllofeu
left; 1SS1er Coupons 100, ueue 1865er
lOss, 1s67er 1O6, 1S68er 1O9!, neue Siiniec
1O6, 10.4Oer Coupons 1913. Qftien i4lofen
flau; yiep g)orfer Central 1l19, @rie 18A,
gafe Sbore 69s, SGinoiier&entruI 774, Ytttss
burger 81, Chicago sgtort9lpeferu 46s, Brtes
ritdten 77t, 6odzSslanb 1i78, gSefernllnlon
Sci. 944.
lluteridabamts 8ilan5: Sob 1884.
443; &ourant $47. .147 .586.
= Die 3oa @innabmen betrugen beute
100000.
= Ser unteridctmeifer sabfte beute fir
SnterelIen $4,000 II. fir eingesngene Sblis
gationen 81 100000 aus.
Wermtid1tc teIe9rapbiSdje 9epeSd,ea.
= Hidter gSbitafer IN u NJ Srlean 8
initruirte selfern Die @eIdmorenen oes Sbers
Grimtnalgert1ts, cine llnterluhuna Der afts
geblih BET Der ! { 3 ten Us q b. oeriibten Se.
triigerelen anSuitellen.
Die Geietgebuns BON g Il D.
Carolina trat 9eitern snlammeu. Gin
BroteH sesen bic 3ulafung bes ytesers
9aifinas Waute aus Beaufort tuuroe erboben,
pe,l berlelbe in elmer friiberen Sltnna eiae
] Sefeduns aHsenominen bate.
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gnropaiid5e Gabelbertdte.
S6redliGe &ataitrapbe sur See.
11ntetgan9 Ses $Sambur9er Sants
piers Yottnterant0.

etpa SO bis so gesfOmen srtsunfen.
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