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DEFENcEs ron THE MARITIME POWERS.

DEFENCEs FOR THE MARITIME POWERS.
HALIFAX, N. s., May 10, 1873.
Tho Militia Department has boon active OF ato.
Four guns have boon sent Yarmouth four 81.
Johns N. +. Ammunition has been supplied to those
places, as well Dgoy, where guns are already in
position. battery OF artillery is being
rolled NJ Yarmouth, the officer In comm nd Of
the imperial troops here furnishing instructor
Tho battery at sydney, @. b. Is beng put IN proper
order, ammunition has been forwarded TO
point. Tho militia there being trained to work
the guns. Vice Admiral IngeAeld mas loaned rifc ed
guns ammunition to The government stoa u crs
Lady Head, Glendon and NeWheld.
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TORONTO, Ont. May Ia, 1873.
At a Inference OF the hackers OF both HaDlan and
Pasted to-day the final arrangements for tho
match we're made. Tho has been buoyed
OF close 10 the island Tho race viii be started
between three and SIX O'Clock IN the afternoon.
Both men are IN excellent couonion. They rowca
over the course this morning Hanan weighs 1Gl
pounds and PIaistcd leo pounds stephen Roberts,
OF New YORK, will act as referee Courtney, the pro-
fessional oarsmen, arrived hero to-day.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
OYPfJE on rnE CHiEr SIGNAL OrvrcHR,
wAsHiSGroS, May Id A. NJ.
I,,,fleofions


OYFfyE or THE CHrEr OrvrcER,
WASHINGTON, May Id An.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic states, northeast 70 south
east winds, cloudy and possibly rainy weather,
stationary temperature and falling barometer
For New York and New England. northwest winds
partly cloudy cooler weather and stationary pressure
For the Gulf states, southcriy winds and rains,
shifting to cooler norhery, falling followed by rising
barometer.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley and the lake
region, nortbcrly winds, falling barometer cooler
cloudy and rainy weather preceding an area Of low
pressure
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
eys falling barometer, south ana east winds, slightly
warmer, partly cloudy weather
The rivers Will fall except tho ONO and tributaries
Cautionary signals continue at Kitty Hawk and
Cape Henry, capo Hatteras and Cape Lookout, ana
are ordered Tor "northcr" st IndianoIa, Galveston
and New Orleans
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THREATENED DAM DISASTER
NORTHAMPTON, Mass, May 10. 1877,

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, May 10, 1878
The inhabitants OF Mil River VALLEY and particu-
iarly the residents OF Williamsburg, havo bcen much
alarmed BY rumors OF the unsafe condi-
ton OF the Goshen reservoir from which
is drawn the summer supply OF tho
mills on that fatal RIVER. In response to q peti.
ton tho County Commissioners, accom- pa led
by . number oil citizens, examined tho reser-
voir on Saturday. They will order the re.
movni OF tho .nssh- boards" and institute other
~ ecaut ionary measures Many families nave Ione
kept watch all night tor expected food, a unL
versal feeling oil dread prevails IN tho valley, winch
nothing will entirely remove.
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PEACE In CUBA.

ALL TROOPS IN THE LATE INsURRECrIoNARY
DISTRICTS DECLARED UNDER THE COMMAND
or THE CAPTAIN GENERAL
HAVANA, May IL, 1878.
The Ohicidt Gazette publishes a circular addressed
The respective general commanders OF tho Central
Department, Cinco Villas ana Mstanzas district,
placing the military forces IN those departments from
this date undcr the Immediate command OF the Cap
MIA In puctn
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,nw pUIsi.lCArIO.s.

As BKI0iirs. DiABkfEs, DRufNY. PARALYSIS
Agrav- kidney ana bladder Diseases rheun ats
gout iBcnrsus without Asahe Natural Mineral
spring u snpersed-s everything elise. Per barrel
~ cents gallon Consultations urinary anay aud pamph.
let's with uli directions aud nOnias free by phy.
stefan. at 29I Broadway, New York
A Nkw WORK ON ozoSE sENT FREE. ADDREs5
APraiessor PAINE Peabody Hotel. Phi adelphs
II tMOREsI'S MON rilLY MA9AzlNE, 25U. MMh
lJDemogcsts Portfolio OF Fashions What Wear ic
each. post frec ~ East 18th 81
NERVOUS ENllAUstiON.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
~ comprising seros OF lectures delivered t kAHNS
Anatomy the and OF prematurs dc.
cine. showing indspGtabtv how lost hesitn may
gained an0rilng clear synopsls OF fmpedinepts 4,
marriage anu ths treatment OF nervous aud physc Il
ceuty, beng the result 81 - b. mail
Doe, currency or Vo.is1c stanpx Address Secrstary
kahn's Museum uSs liroadway, New York.
nN rRuk AND FALSE pHOsrRArION.-NEw KDi.
OtUn Of tho PHILOSOPHY Of Marriage Address Srt1tt.
Free. 15c ssampa
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READY FOR THE FENIANS.
TROOPS UNDER ARMS AT FORT ERIE AND ST.
ADMINISTRATIONS ACTIVITY AT MON
TREAL.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BUFFALO, May Is, 1873
Great excitement has prevailed at Fort Erie 81.
Catharncs. and other points OF Canada ia this
Vicinity during Sunday and to-day, and the
soldiers were called to arms TO reIc any
invasion by Fcnans Numerous kilograms were
sent offering aid TO tho Dominion officers and
the local militia were promptly put under arms Four
companies OF Infantry and battery Of artillery at
St Caiharnes received day ght to hold
themselves in readiness to march at moments
warning. and several rounds OF ammunition were fur
nshed 70 each
PREPARING EMERGENCY
Evidently the Canadian government are concerned
over the rumors OF Invasion which have been
lated and are takiag every precautionary means, and
will be able large body OF troops ut
any point within a lew hours should tho iooluardy
attempt at invasion be made
THE FtNIANs BUSY
Preparations continue 20 he made here and many
lrishneu declare that the attempt Will certainly be
made. Tho report that fcnt vail be
other point and actual invasion take place Buffalo,
Port Huron and perhaps elsewhere, has gained con-
siderable credenco, and private letters to prominent
Fenians indicate that some important event soon
10 transpre.
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STEAMER BURNED.
rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 13, 1873
News has been received here that the steamer
Starlight, a river steamer, was burned and sunk at
Sanford Saturday morning, Mt hafpast two O'Clock.
She IL a total loss. She had tnirty-nvc persons
aboard, who all narrowly escaped. Tho steamer was
worth SIS OOO insured for $40 O0O She was built In
Portland ia 1856 and ned here.
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STEAMSHIP SUBSIDY OPPOSED.

BALTIMORE, Md, May 10. 1873.
meeting OF tho merchants Of this city, Interested
and engaged IN trade with Brazil held this after.
noon al the rooms the Board Trade Resolutions
we're adopted protesting against the granting OF q
subsidy ~ the Roscn limo OF steamships to Brazil or
any grant Tor like purpose. Tho resolutions will DO
sent TO the Maryland delegation In Congress to 10
pres uted In that body.
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MILITIA UNDER ARMS.

ST. CATHERINE s. Ont, May 13, 1878.
The Nineteenth battalion oil volunteer militia havo
received official notice TO hold themselves In readi-
ness for active service ut moments notice. Tho
companies assembled at their tonight
aud wero furnished with arms and twenty ROUNDS ot
ammunition apiece. The same orders we're received
at Niagara and Clifton.
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ACCUSED OF THEFT.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEEALD.1
NEWPORT, X. l., May l3. 1873
Shubael Baker 10 wanted at East Greenwich for
stealing IRON his employer. Baker, will DO M
bered was confined In the State prison for twenty
years for kiinng Arnold Lewis, OF West Greenwich.
lie be ng tho time but seventeen years oil agc was
pardoned and discharged IN 1870.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature for tho past twcnty four hours In oom.
parson with the corresponding data OF iast year Nc
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Blildiug, No us Broadway
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ARREST OF A CASHIER.

TOLEDO. Nay Ia. 1873.
Detective John =. Norris passed through
this city tonight on his way to linn,
OHIO. having IN charge Teller, the abscondiug
cashier oI ,hc National EXCHANGE Bank OF That city
who is a dclauter TO the amount OF 500, 900. Teller
WAS hrou ada.
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ATT NOTE.

Tho stuaents' reception, exhibition Of drawings and
the awarding OF the Suydam and Elliot medals taxes
place at the National Academy on "Wednesday evening.
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a GOVERNMENTAL CONSULTATION.

OTTAWA, May Is, 1878.
Important dispatches, It Is understood. were re-
ceivcd by tho Militia Department Saturday. Ono
from the Colonial Secretary, and others from d-
points IN the United States, consequence OF
which y iong consultation was mad by the Premier,
the Minister OF MiiitJl Lieutenant General Sir h.
Smith and Adlutaut General Powell
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MURDER TRIAL POSTPONED.
CAmpKx. N. J..

Aftcr an Intellectual attempt TO SECURE Jury to-day
the trial Of Emma Bethel for the alleged poisoning Of
Reckless Hannah Bishop was postponed TO Thurs
day next
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TRANSPORTING DYNAMITE.

BRADFORD Pa, May 13. 1873
s. T. Beach. formerly OF New YORK, has been held
In $500 bal for transporting Loo pounds OF dynamite
from Hamburg, N X, TO G.mor, over four railroads
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FROM MAINE TO THE PACIFIC SLOPE No
puraer equals GLEsS's SULPHUR Beware OF inita
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AMERICAN STYLE OF SHOES. FINE HANE
made sHoEs and CATERS. -; DRESS PUnrs -. GELS,
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Average temperature yesterday ~ "a
Average temperature for corresponding date last
................. 6vts
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EUROPE.


IlRISrOL HOTEL. LONDON, BURLINGTON HAR.
Ddens wrhs largs hrst class family not ~ In tho
situ of London newly establish In tho
tin nta style aud furnished With possible comors
and modern Improvement excellent cuisine ant wiusa
frcurietor ~ ElsELk. tate OF Meurices'
GOLDEN HAfK-ROBAKE'S AuREOLTNE PRO
Uduce by two three appeatioas the beautiful golden
color much admired " Is Deriecty barmless I'd
Of ali apothecaes aud fancy goods dealers sole
X. UDEENDES A SDN London England
i ON1is HOTEL, BOND ST., LONDON.
List hlshed ward Of century. THIS yell srf
nris,ocrsc house 4. situated ia ths Of
fashion able q, tbs West bud Celebrated for
calsins and ceiisr Of the choicest wInes
GALE BY PuBLIC ACcTfoN-OF OLD IEwELRY
bDand DIAMONDS. Necklaces, Diadems. sets Of Gsns
Of Diamonds Enefatds. Pearls Rubes and
phtes exceptional sire AID quality. Pearl Necklaces
belonging et Najesty Queen Isabella, Of Bourbon
the Hotel dcs Vcntes Nobcres (persorl property auction
rcom'. No Roe Dtoao Paris, Monday. July !. and
following days ut haltpast one The articles will be
view private parties and the public June - ~ aud
~. 1878 Auctionecrs. Messrs DuBOuK9 a UufDON.
appraisers uhe former residing at No Rue Lafte, and
tie Latter 30 20 kus ucs Pyramdes Pary. assisted ~
~. DUMOKET Jeweiler and expert, No. g Hue de IL
Paix, and ". LAMNkCHE. Whit Jewellsr and Expert.
No III Boulevard do la Madeleine where tho
NAV tie procured
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FINE IS SILK HAT FOR So 20 (DERBYs,
81 %, worth 3D. 10 New Church st.. up stairs
A. wINCHESlER'S CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
Use wISCHEsTERs Hyrormosrnirr LINK Ann
tho consumption and chronic diseases oi
this throat lungs: aisu general derty. dyspepsia
and poverty Of the blood. Established 20 yenrs.
Pr.ce 81 and 81 per hottie Prepared only by
MlNCHEST co. Chemists.
30 John at, New York.
Fold BY druggists
BEFORE BREAKFAST
alwavs and rub IL In well. II gives such
pleasant rciei from pchel resulting from sleep,
promotes hsathul sccretous oil the mouth. IL Will
for meat aud -uch things but don't begrndgc H.
DYEING AND CLEANlNG.-rHE NEW YORK
Dyeing aud PRINTING Estrbshmcnt Staten Island. Occs
nnsrc 10 Broadway 6iD 9th New YORK; 1Ud
Pisrrep ont ~. Brooklyn Establish ID n, Years.
RED CHEEK PILLS GlvEN AWAY. ALL DRUG.
gists Keep them, HEGrM,S co. 2o3 Broad way. Con
City Agents. See special Notices.
SINGERS PATENT NON-GAS CONDUCTING
WASTE Pr. Positive exemption iram sewer psrpetu
ally and without Public are Invited TO inspect
aO5 broadway
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD BUILDING TO LET, sun sBLE FOR LAW.
BANKING. fNsURANCE OK ANY LIGHT BUSINESS
PuNr0skS APPLY IN THE COUNTING ROOM or
TIE HERALD.
THE STEAM CARPET CLEANER,
Z " STEWART 32s 7th send for circulars
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FINE S. SILK HAT FOR s. 20 (DERBYS,
81 90, worth So 10 New Church st. up stairs.
A. wINcHEslER'S CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11
LOS ANGELES. THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL III. 1878

while declaring England ready to
support any other powers against
the spoliation of Roumania, was
withdrawn and the address agreed
t..
The ROuinnnIan Army stands
BUCHAREST, April 10.-Prince
Ghika has been instructed to in
form Gortschakof that the Rou-
manian army would suffer itself to
be crushed rather than to be dis
armed. 1t is reported that Russia
will send a delegate to treat with
Roumania about the passage of the
Russian army through her terri
tory.
Both willing TO Back Down.
NEW YORK, April 10.-The
Herdld's cable special from it's st.
Petersburg correspondent states
that negotiations have been begun
with England for the purpose of
enabling both countries to back
down from their present antago-
nistic position. 1t is suggested that
Russia shall quit San Stefano and
the English fleet retire from the
Dardanelles, thus enabling each to
show desire for Cancellation. We
are not told whether the Russians
propose to retire. They will GER
tainly not leave Bulgaria until all
matters relating to that portion of
disputed territory are settled to
their entire satisfaction.
The KhedIve VIII Visit tho sultan.
CONsTANTlNoPLE, April 10.--The
Khedive of Egypt will come here
in two weeks to pay his respects to
the Sultan.
The health of Ahmed Vefyk Eff
fendi, President of the Council of
Ministers, has been re-established.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11

MoJAvE, April &c B Gage,
G z Reed, A N Guptill, w Il
Witherell, J G Kellogg, J e Lojon
and wife, Miss Lojon, j March,
Mrs G H Smith, Nj Lobuer, Miss
Ella O'Keefe, A Jacoby, j Ger
winskey, f Czerwinskey, Mrs G
Billing, Miss p Billing, l. w Bill.
ing, f ID Vandercep, N Wolfskill,
V Rector, Il Hart, f Filler,
SefIor Casson, DR. e N McGinnis,
Capt w w Bush.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11
j. Rechtinger. NJ. ID. 4.


lUF VIENNA,)
PHYSICIAN TO THE ITALIAN IN
i dependent and French M. d. s,ocie-
Tres. Ocullst of the French Hospital in
San Francisco. All chronic obstinate
i'd to,
OFFICE :. No, 704 Sacramento street,
corner of Kearny. Residence-SE. cor.
ner Mason and Pacific streets, San Fran
cisco. oc3 ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11
NEW YORK BREWERY
PHIL. LAUTH

Successor to Chris. Henne) Proprietor.
The CLEAREST, PUREST and MOST
BRILLIANT LAGER BEER South of
san Francisco.
Orders for DRAUGHT or BOTTLED
B..r.H promptly attended to.
The celebrated Beer from this Brewery
ricfies competition in the State. mr5-H
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11
Morning kilograms.


SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.-The
following are the passengers for
Los Angeles by steamer Orizaba
which sailed at 10A. NJ. to-day:
W Forman and vito A J Cross,
Mrs S Harwood. Mrs M Oliver,
G w Bolan, AW Patch,
W b Bill, Miss Jessie Castillian,
John b Warner, Mr. Lesovich,
w r Coleman, VIM NJ Nelson,
] Haley, u Drake,
L Hartman, III Catterwood,
Mrs Owen aud child, J M Byron & family,
Mrs l. Bennett, ii J Beatley,
John @ Monet,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11
B ATHS

AS the great PURIFIER end EQUAL
IZER of the human body, enabling the
system to throw off its impurities and
giving to the lungs One-sixth more inspi-
ration of air than can be obtained by
skin and giving full play to the insensi-
BILE respiration so necessary to physical
health.
pB-A female constantly on hand to
walt on ladies.
Open from 8 A. M. TOT P. NJ. s23tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11
X. ID. WISE, M. ID.

HFFICE IN CARDONA BLOCK, Los
~ Angeles. Cal, nearly opposite Court
House. BB-DISEASEs OF FEMALES A
SPECIALITY. aul5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11

r. HUGHES, in returning thanks to
the public for their liberal patronage,
can with confidence recommend his
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11
sun BaHnnriina JuDi.nns.

SAN BERNARDINo, April 10TH
From all sections of the county
the advices are that immense crops
will be harvested. The yield will
be unprecedented. The cheering
harvest prospect has given an i'm
mense impetus to our general in
dustries, which already throb with
electrical life. Sheep and general
stock interests will be intellectually
benefited. Our mining interests
are most encouraging. From Rest
ing Springs, Ivanpah and other
mineral sections most fiattering
advices are received. Fruit pros
poets are splendid. The business
outlook is most gratifying. All
classes rejoice in the prospects of
the most prosperous year in the
history of the county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11
A Gauntlet Thrown Dowa {. the
Clergy. =.


SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.-At O
meeting of the nth Ward Work
ingmen's Club, last night, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
without dissenting voice:
WHEREAS. The clergy of the
city have made common cause with
the capitalists, land-grabbers and
political thieves, to break up this
movement, be it
Resolved, That we stand shoulder
to shoulder in this movement until
death or victory is the result. BE
1t further
Resolved, That we would sug-
gest to the Rev. Archbishop Ale
many TO look after his spiritual
affairs, and not this movement of
ours.
A Committee of three was APP.
pointed to wait upon the Archbish-
op and ascertain if he employs Chi
nese servants, and If he does and
will not discharge them, to inform
him that he will be put on the black
list. During the meeting Of the
Club the Archbishop was repeated
ly made the object of the grossest
insults by the language of members.
1t was decided that, hereafter the
meetings of the Club should be Sc
cret to enable them to more effect
ually provide for organized resist
ance to the Vigilance Committee
which is supposed to be in exist
ence.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11
A General 0astiuE of Functional
nles.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10TH
The Board of Commissioners to-day
ousted all the employees of the De-
partment who hold official posi-.
tions under the City, State, or Gen.
eral Government in addition to
their position in the Department,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11

O1el n slayat home. Agents wanted.
0lA OUTFIT and terms free. TRUE q
CO., Augusta, Maine. marl4d&wly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11

PETATUMA, April 10.-The peo-
ple's mass meeting last night made
the following nominations for city
officers: Marshal, ]. Blume; AS
SCISSOR Chas. HUMPHREYS; Recorder,
II. j. Preston; Treasurer, Andrew
Henry; City Trustees, w. Slipper,
M. d. Goshen, l.. E. Brooke (;
School Directors, w. b. Haskell,
]. w. McClimonds. Two full
tickets are in the field and much
interest is manifested in the result.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11
HUGHES
Russian and Electric Baths,

SIGNORET'S BUILDING, opposite
MERGED Theater.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11

SAN FRANCISCO, April I0.-The
first duties paid ia the new silver
dollars at the San Francisco Gus
tom House were received yester-
day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11
a Maiter-oEract suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.-Pat-
rick Farrell, aged So, a native OF
Ireland, committed suicide yester-
day afternoon at his residence on
Silver street. He went into his
back yard, seated himself upon a
small key, barred his arm and OPEN
ed an artery with razor. He then
took such position that the blood
would run into the empty keg by
his side, and thus slowly hled to
death. He had been greatly
troubled with rheumatism and had
threatened to kill himself several
times.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-11

Dah Francisco Markets.
SAN Francisco, April Flour
Dull; extra $6.25@$6.50. Wheat
Demand fair, but at lower prices
shipping, ST.. 95@2 5;milling, $2.074
@2.l0. Barley-Dull; feed, $1.2O.
Oats-Quiet; feed, S1.30@1. Az
Corn-Scarce and firm; large yellow
$1.65; white, $500. Hay-Dull;
fair wheat, SIG; oats and barley,
$10@$11. Potatoes-Firm; Califor=
mia, $2.G0@$2 75. Wool-Good de-
mand; good, 10000.
Fatal Fire IN sam Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10TH
About three o'clock this morning
fire broke out in the building No.
1414 Stockton street, between VAL
lejo and Green streets. The build
ing was occupied on the first floor
by a fruit dealer, on the second
floor by Mrs. Jane Stewart as a res
idence and lodging house. The
fire was discovered in room in
the rear of the fruit stand used by
the proprietor as q bed room, and
is supposed to have originated from
the bursting Of coal oil
lamp. The dodgers on the
upper floor were at once
alarmed, and they in turn aroused
Mrs. Stewart, who, with her two
children, Charles and Henry, aged
five and three years respectively.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06

nea- S8cnn 9u 0ib matt. ihlGfriQ
unb binfdGig fiibllt. lpenu Ou cine gel
be 9autfarbe ODER QeIbIifbrauue Sled
ell I'M 8rGdt oncr am &6rpcr bait,
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we6ielnoem fdltcn SAduer uno iGIim
men Nbnun9en lei0eit, luenn 0ein 2lps
petit uureQeImdBi9 uno Seine 3unQe
beleQt lit. 10 bit Ou nit elmer uutbd<
tigeu 9eber ooer nit v8i'ioiitat" be-
boftet. Sn oieIcn SdlIcn BON u2ebere
bti6nerbcn" itsut iih nur elm She'll 6ies
icr Spmptome Elm. Il5 Elm 9cilmits
tel fir dnc otrdrtiae 9eiben bat 0r.
Yicrce'5 "Goldcn Medical Discovery"
(@olOene meoiiinjId5e Gntosfuag) ieis
nes 8lei6tn nidt, ba es pouItdnbi9e
uuo raaifdIe Su,en bemirft.
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I1nnIaublihcs mirh Gus eincil

lluQIaubIidc5 MIRO aus Ginclns
nati tfrjAtct 9aielbit 9ebt man nam
lib nit otm 4!nns nm, cine groBartigt
Nn5fenun1 ia U5rauitlltPu uno Jam
melt man Die nutbg'n 8sitrlge 3ur
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