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velvet. Over this pail will be placed the
distinctive marks or insignia Of the Pope,
consisting of tyria, or triple crown, the
tyria being composed of costly material, it
being white silver cloth trimmed with gold,
and the whole studded with precious
stones.
IN RICHMOND, IND.
RICHMOND, IND, Feb. 12.-The Catholic
Churches of this city are draped in mourn
ing i'll honor of the memory of the Pope.
Bells are tolled from IL to o'clock each
day this week, and High Mass is said for
the repose Of his soul.
AT FORT WAYNE, INDIANA.
FoRT WAYNE, Feb. 12-Twenty-fv hun
dred people assembled at the Cathedral this
morning, when Bishop Dwenger, assisted
by large corps of priests and special
choir, celebrated Solemn Pontifcal Requi-
EN- High Mass for the Pope. The interior
of the Cathedral was elaborately draped in
mourning In front of the main altar a
large catafalque was erected, surmounted
by two crosses and surrounded by eighty
five lighted candles, one for each year of
the Pontitf's life. Bishop Dwenger has is
sued circular letter, ordering High Mass
for the Pope to be celebrated in every
church in the diocese this week.
IN THIS CITY.
A Pontifcal Requiem Mass will be held
next Friday at 8 a. IN. in memory of the de.
ceased Pope Plus TX. His Grace Arch,
bishop Purcell will act as celebrant, and q
funeral Grafton will be preached by Rev.
Kent Stone. The Church will be draped in
black and a catafalque erected.
A solemn Requiem Mass will also be eel
ebrated next Friday morning in St. Lud-
wigs Church and in St. Francis Church
Thursday evening the bells of all the
Catholic Churches will be tolled for an
hour
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The Charleston Races,

NatOnaI ASSOClateH Press 70 the Star
CHARLESTON, Feb. 12.-The fourth and
last days races of the South Carolina Jockey
Club, which were postponed on Saturday
on account of the weather, took place yes
terday. The first race was mile heats for
three-year-olds, for purse of $3.50, divided,
and was won by Jim Bell, with Burgundy
second in each heat. Time 1907, 1:52H
The second race was four-mile dash, for all
ages; entrance $50, the Club to add 5000
The race was won by Judge Hancock, with
Little Reb second. Time 8:10H, The third
event was dash of one mile for beaten
horses, and was won by Governor Hampton
Belle Isle second. Time 1 :51. The fourth
race was a hurdle race, two miles, over eight
hurdles, and was won by Dalgasian, with
Risk second. Time :03.
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GRAND oPRRA-HoUsE.

Mr.. Milton Nobles with his new sensn-
tional drama, '"The Phoenix; or, the Dead
Alive" opened last night to good house..
Mr.. Noble is fine actor, and has with him
a strong company. The play is highly
sensational, being full of dash all the way
through. Every night this week, and
Wednesday and Saturday matinees
PIXIES oPERA-HoUsE.
, The sale of seats for the concerts to be
given by Gilmore's famous orchestra, Sat-
urday and Sunday nights, and Saturday
afternoon, commenced at Church's muse
store this morning The programme al
ready published, is worthy of the attention
of music lovers, and the sale Of seats al
ready indicates fine audiences
Tonight at Pixies Opera-house an enter
tainment will be given for the benefit {
the family of the late Martin Kuikel by
the Clio Club.
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THE LATEST
Loo KS LIKE w AR,
Turkey Is Positive in Her Refusal
and England Will Send Her Fleet.
More Orders and Great Excitement il
LOniOn.
ational Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Feb. 12.-The announcement of
a second and positive refusal by Turkey
to let the English fleet pass the Dar-
danelles, taken in connection with the Or
ders issued this morning to the Channel
fleet, creates great excitement. The war
fever runs high, and there is as much bitter
ness now manifested towards Turkey as
Russia. Every one talks war.
EXCITEMENT STILL INCREASING.
LONDON, Feb. 12.-The situation of affairs
in the East causes the greatest excitement
in this city and throughout England, The
Government is loudly called on to take inl-
mediate action for the protection of British
interests. Numerous meetings are called
for this evening and tomorrow.
CONCERNS RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Russia's reply to the British Minister at
st. Petersburg is published here, which says
that the military line of demarcation is a
question which exclusively concerns Rus
sia and Turkey.
LORD DERBY's ANNOUNCEMENT
LONDON, Feb. 12.-In the House of Lords
to-day Lord Derby stated that he hoped to
announce by Thursday that the British
feet had reached Constantinople. He fur
ther stated that all the Powers had agreed
to the proposed Conference, the only point
of difference being as to the place of meet
ing.
LORD DERBY's RESIGNATION CALLED FOR.
LONDON, Feb. 12.-Some of to-day's papers
call for Lord Derby's resignation. His hesi-
tation they say has been fatal mistake.
The Times says that there is no use in at
tempting to further disguise the fact that
the fleet must 60 to Constantinople for the
protection of England's legitimate inter-
ests.
THE FLEET TO ASSEMBLE FOR ORDERS.
LONDON, Feb 12.-In consequence of the
refusal of the Turkish Government to per-
NIT the British feet to pass through the
Dardanelles, the Channel Fleet has been Or
dered to assemble at Gibraltar Immediately
for orders.
.BRADLAUGH AND BEsANT RELEASED.
LONDON, Feb 12.-Charles Bradlaugh and
Miss Annie Besant, free thought advocates,
who in June last were convicted and sent
enced to fine and Imprisonment and placed
under police surveillance, on a charge OF
printing and circulating an immoral palnph,
let have been released from the sentence
imposed, the Court of Errors having de-
cided that the omission of obscene words is
fatal to the Indictment.
RUSSIA EXPLAINS.
ST. PETERSBURG Feb. 12-Count Schou-
valoff has been ordered to explain to Lord
Derby that as the great Powers have deter
mined to send their fleets to CONSTANT
nople, Russia is obliged to similar
method but Russia has no intention of az
gravating the situation.
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The following deaths have been placed O.
record since our last report:
Infant Rummell, stillborn, city. .
Infant Brenneke, stillborn, city.
Rosa NJ. Puthoff, yrs, city.
G. Tauzsky, 8 mos, city.
Van. c. Coonrod, Ohio.
Chas. Seleg, % yrs England
Lemuel L. Wolff, 80 yrs, Germany.
Infant StuZmann, stillborn, city.
John Weibel, 80 yrs, Germany.
Edward Aufdembrinke, yrs, city.
A. Plat, Ct yrs, Connecticut.
Katie Macke, mos, city.
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Third Edition !
Mentioned i'm Brief.

National Associated PreSs 10 the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l2-The Senate Fl
nance Committee to-day agreed to report
avorably the resolution declaring it ine&-
pedient to reduce the tax on distilled spirits
Rt this time
WORCESTER, Feb. 12.-The cambric mill
of H. N. Slater Manufacturing Company, at
Webster, was burned. Loss estimated at
100000.
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 12.-Mrs. John Desh-
Ter died to-day, after an illness of about
eight weeks Her funeral will be held here
On Thursday, at p. M. 1t will be remem.
bered that Mr.. Deshler died suddenly some
weeks ago.
BOSTON Feb. 12.-John Drake was ar
rested at Holyoke and brought here last
night to await requisition from the Gov.
ernor of Illinois, on the charge of embez
element from the firm Of Sloan, Johnson &
Co., of Peoria
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works was given permission to expend 81
for necessary articles.
The clerk was directed to notify sixteen
different property holders to lay plank
walks in front of their premises
The Superintendent was directed to re-
pair dangerous place on Calhoun street
A resolution to regulate the price which
the Cincinnati Gaslight and Coke Company
may charge to the citizens and pnblie
buildings of the city was referred to tho
Committee on Eight,
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TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 12 1878 Single c.

to shoot him like soldier-than hand him
over to be legally murdered by cruel and
painful martyrdoom of twelve years suffer
ings; and as mark of respect to his mem
ory by the trades and men of Ennis, we
hereby agree that his name shall be in
scribed on the Clare Memorial Cross with
those of Allen, O BIien and Larkin." After
some other resolutions had been passed and
business matters transacted, the meeting
SeDarated most orderly
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BITERs Who Cor BITTEN-The other night
at Oshkosh, Wis, three fellows laid plan
to clean out fourth at poker, The victim
was dealt four aces, to induce him to bet,
but was given six cards 50 as to make mis-
deal. But "greeny" backed his four for all
he was worth, and won, and his opponents
charged him with having another card Sc
creted about his person. A search revealed
nothing, and be departed with his winnings.
1t was afterwards found out that he had
slipped the card into a sandwich which he
was eating while the play was going on, and
had actually eaten up the pasteboard!
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w WASHINGTON.
hI 70 lIlt Ht.aI'
THE SILVER BILL.

Special to the Star.
THE SILVER BILL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12-In view of the
possibility of an executive veto of the Sill
yer Bill, the propriety of adding the bill as
an amendment to the Civil Legislative APP
preparation Bill is much discussed There
are recent precedents for this line of action.
1t is argued that the exercise of the veto in
this bill is not one of the cases contempla-
ted by the trainers of the Constitution. The
feeling of the friends of the measure in the
Senate is very decided; but some confer
ence among them will be necessary in order
to settle what amendment shall be agreed,
and to secure the requisite harmony of
action on the final vote, which is now ex-
pected ON Thursday.
THE TAX ON TOBACCO.
Mr.. Willis position on the tobacco tax
has been misunderstood. He recognizes the
improbabilty of reduction of whisky
tax, but does not regard the question of re-
ducing the tobacco as settled adversely. He
will urge reduction of this tax to 16 cents,
and believes that it can be secured.
Aid for Families of the Huron Vic
TINS.
National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Secretary OF
Ehe Navy some weeks ago announced that a
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The printed report that General Mcmillan
has Withdrawn as candidate for the Col
lectorship of New Orleans is pronounced by
that gentleman incorrect
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Governor Robinson never offers wine to
the guests at his receptions.
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ROBISON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

NNE FREE LECTURE BY PROF. O. S. FOW-
OLER, THURSDAY EVENING, February14th, on
Success and Failure in Life" commencing at s,
and closing with several public examinations OF
some of your most prominent citizens, selected by
the audience Consultations daily at the Grand
Hotel until Thursday night, February 2Sth, only.
fell-4t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS

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The President Of the Bank of North
America stated to-day that no new develop
ments had been brought to light. He said
scruples about putting the county to any
expense,
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John G. Cruikshank, former Secretary of
the National Trust Company, was arrested
yesterday on an indictment found by the
Grand jury charging him with perjury.
He was allowed to visit some friends in Gus
tnlrr 1,f Hntnnti 10, hn,il
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ADJUSTMENTS
opESa1MSUsE. hAaS TO- NIGHT.
r, L. J. MILES. Manager

THIS Tuesday EVENING, February 10Th. the
Great Typical Star,
Mr. MILTON MOBILES,
And his popular Combination, in the highly ex-
citing and successful play,
THE PHOENIX; OR, THE LIVING DEAD.
See the Bohemian Stain of Human Blood; ter
rife Fire Scene the Phoenix Dance-house; Lamb
in Sins Den, &c. Every evening and Wednesday
and Saturday Matnecs.
Monday February 18th--HESS ENGLISH OPE-
RA COMPANY.
Reserved seats at Hawley's, 164 Vine street.
PlKE'S Two Nights Only!
yEE1a a FEBRUARY 18th and 17th
"VoSG Matinee Saturday at O'Clock.
FAREWELL TOUR OF
GlLM0REHS FAMOUS BAND,
of New York Fifty eminent Artists under the di-
rection Of Mr.. P. S. Gilmore, assisted by
MISS JULIET HENDERSON,
the charming American Soprano; Mr.. B. c. BENT,
Bolo Conet; Mr.. A. f. LEFEBRE, Solo Saxo-
phone; Mr.. r. BRACHT, Solo Flute, and other
distinguished Soloists. Admission, 81; Secured
Beats, 25c extra; Private Boxes S6; Gallery, SOC.
Concert commences at o'clock. Grand Special
Concert Sunday evening. Secured seats at Church S
Music Store, commencing Tuesday, February 18th.
fest, S Tu, Th F&S
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Reed of Toledo.

The Senate Committee on Post-offces
and Post Roads yesterday had under con-
sideration the nomination of Alexander G.
Reed, for the Postmastership at Toledo,
Ohio, and heard J. r. Sherwood, Mr..
Reeds persistent antagonist, in support of
the new charges filed by him. The Com
mittee took no action, but the impression
prevails that Mr.. Reeds nomination will be
favorably reported upon.
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NEW YORK CITY,
LambcFt,S Case.

National Associated Press the STAR.
New YORK, Feb. 12.-The counsel for
Thomas S. Lambert, President of the
American Popular Life Insurance Com
pany, convicted of perjury, states that he
would make an appeal before some judge
tomorrow for stay of proceedings
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Gnropaii9e &abelberidte.
9ismarG's @eTimoen.

2on6ou, 30. april. = @iner gerliner
9epeI6e Der Sat -Waa- -9aSette" Sufolge bat
Ser 4r5t be8 Siiriten 8ismord erfldrt, baB
2ettersr in suet ober brei g8od)eu inl Stanbe
iein niro, nad) Berlin suriidSufsbreu.
Die @erlpbung oes SSer;oaS oon Sonuaugbt
init Ser 8rinseiiiu 3oniie bon Rreubeu.
8erli ii, 80. Gpril. - @S perlautet, 0aB
bic @eremonie Der Sertobung oe8 Ser,ogS BON
Gonnaugbt, 6es iiebenteu &tnbes uuO 6ritten
Sobne8 Der S0nigin Siftoria, nit Der Britt
seifn Qouile, brttter 8odter oes BrtnSeu
Sriebrid1 Sarl's BON GreuBeu, all 9. Wtai in
9armitabt Der iif geben miro.
Ser 2ono stter 9lfttenmarft.
2onoo 0 II, 80. April. = Die beute einges
laufenen politildleu gta6rtd)tem bon Dem Son.
tiuente iibten, obglei6 iie mioeripred)enO mn
unflar maren, eineu giinittgen @tnfluB ani
Den 4ftiennlarft aus, unb i'm Iugemeiner
maren bic 8reiie b0her. Sogar Die ruiiilrber
8srtbpapisrs itiegen. a
Qonoon, 80. Mpril, 1890 Hdbnr. -
@oniols 95 I16 fir @elo unb DO. fir Srief
gereintgte Staaten Sbligationen 1867el
1893, neue Siinier 1853. grie, BriOritater
81, Sllinoiier Central I'll, BenniDlpaniel
Central POI, SEEM Serieper Central 164
8eaOinger l49.
2onoon, 80. 9pril, 2.30 Nadm. =
Barrier 9epei4en nOtiren fiiufproSentis
8enten 5u 100 Sruncs 95 @entimeS fit
Srief.
9tperpooG, 80. april, 1890 Radm.-
gaumtpode ftetig. Dtttteliorte Oberldnbe
sgd; Orleans 6sd; bic 8ertdufe betnsel
beute 5000 8allen, etni9lieBli9 1000 Sallel
Sur Spefulation nno gum @rporte. 81
heutiee 8aunpoa 3ufubr betrng "a ,00l
9aQer, eini1lieBli9 1900 ans Imerifa.
2tuerp pool, 80. Isril, gta9m. =
Die @ai5enz3 3ufAbr ipdbreuo Der lebten bre
Gage betrug $4,000 Malter, wOpOn 1S,o0
ans 4nlerifa famen.
aiperpool, 80. 9pril, $50 Ga9nt. :
groSitoffe ffetis.
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Sdipaser" Sob. Starf aorelfrten 8riei fanb.
folgert man, oaB Der Sobte Elm Oeutifer mar
Sn benz Sriefe miro oes @eiteren Der Berloz
men @briiiine Sod uub @onrab Starf er.
wdbnt, unb auf Dem Sfau6e bes 8riefes fan.
ben bic gSorte: yNtetn Name 1T Sobann
Starf." Diau nimmt an, baB Der Olann
5elbtmoro besing.
Sn 9ouferS BEL 9tem=Dorf i6nitt ii6
Die farbige Srau anua M. &iu9slano ben
Sals ab.
Der RDrber Seron's in grooflpn, &c.
g., lit nod nid)t ernlittelt iporDen. Sin
1teFte beS GrmorOeten bat iebt cine bobe Se.
lobnuug ausgeiett.
Die bolldnbii6 den Sub en- baben iett
einen tnterehanten Streit inter iid). Die
6rage 1T auf9eiuorfen: Serbietet ba
m q id)e 9eiet, aufteru5ueiien?
Sis jett nahln man OH, eS lei nidt erlaubt,
neil Die AuIter ein Slid iei obne S9uppen
uno Ohne Sdwimmblaie. gfun aber bat
elm anbdnger Oarlpin's, ein JOINT refltglau'
bigger 8abbiner, Der jebOd germ leder iBt, Die
@ntSedung gena6t, bab 4ufteru 8flanien
leien! 0arob arOBe aufregnng in gtmiter>
bam! @s ioll iogar pe9en bieier 6rage eill
oroBer internaticnaler Saubebrin (bober
Satb) berufen tperoeu. 9siien @ntideiOung
tpiiroe i'll oieiem Safe nidlt Ohue @iniuB
bleiben auf ben Brcis bieies piel9eiudten
2ederbiflens.
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sentt4IomO nuS Der patIfan.

Eonoon, l. Wiai. - Die ,,S0lnIIdle 3et@
tung" melbet, baB mebrere prenBiihe SitOfe
cine Oenfld)riit al ben Bapft geriftet habeu,
morin re crfldren, baB Gin @inperltdnouIB
NIT BreuBen unm09lidl If.
SdiiiSnadriditeu.
W opille, 80. Mpril. - Der Dampter
gahprIa" iit BON 9eep 9Ort bier einge'
trofien.
towu, so. Gpril. - Der
.SamPtsr yeitg Of Stem 9Ort" lit BON glem-
9ort augetomrleu.
Antmerpen, 80. april.-9er 0ampfr
"Sapa" 1T nad giem=D Dorf abgeiabren.
-. - &nrse SabsIoepeidlen.
Ott ycualtlnt loer au59eoebnte RlfuH'
gen Der ltallsnlldlen Re9ierung, ongeblif gum
Oem 8erliuer Gorrelponbenteu Der .Bolis
Ytallz@aSette" lpieSerbolt.
- Die gSiener 0Bolitii6e @orrsipouSen,"
uertiinoet, oaB Die llnterbanSluuoeu in 8e.
;ug auf Die gleif);eitige Gntfernuna Der mil.
ld]en uno brtttihen Streitfrdite bon @onIialIs
tinopeI ieit eintsen Sagcn gdn3Iih in'S StOdeu
geratben ituo.
-@s perlautet, oaB @raf S6umaloff wdbs
renO Der Sranfbeit be8 Siiriten @Ortl6nfoii
ben Amtsphidten OeS 9eeteren oOriteben iOu.
- Sine 9epeide Der g8icner g8olitiihen
@OrreiponbenS" melbet aus San Steiano,
oaB Die baielbit peranftaltete Reuue abbcitellt
muroe, tnoem cine itarte an3ahl. Der oortlger
ruliiAen 3ruppen gegen Die Snlur9enten III
Rumelien abgeidift weroen mubte.
- Die gnten ge5iebun9en Sptiden &uBs
lanb unb Serbten liaO Oolltommeu tpIeber
ber9eilelt. @s ift fcitgeitellt mOrbeH, oaB Ger
bien i'm 6alle zines ruiii9=britiidleu Srieges
nur Die 8eSingungeu 0cs Sertrags BON San
Stefanu bea6tcn ioI, 10 lange Die Giirfci neu-
trail bleibt. Wf0glider Weiie perOen Die 5era
ben and oeriaieOenc widti9c lhategii4ePuntte
i'll 9lltierbien beieteu.
- Die Gigentbiimer ser SaHmuollipinue=
reicn in 2llbton oil ser 9gne, Gn9lanO, luers
ben beute cine Seriammluug abb0lten, I'M
cine gobnrcOuttiOH I'll beipredcn.
= Adtb. SOhu Srlgbt bClt gctcru cine
Reoe III 0tandtitcr, i'll melter er Oa8 brittiz
ibe Cabinet bitter bcnml;rte.
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gernsfd,te telcarapbtid,e 9epeid,e,,

-SaS llnterbau5 Der Ge eleB9ebu 8
bon Yenni1lp len nahm geitern Die
,Trees Ylpez2in gid" oil, uno bielelbe ge=
langt iett an ben Senat.
- SanteS q. Yorter tpy,rbe geiiern 4benb
bon Gbas. Carr in B lmgra, N.sO., our9
einen M eriti d set0otet. SeiOe maren
betrunfen nnb gerietben itber einen 9ering=
fiisisen llinfano in Streit. Der @t0roer 1T
ent1oben.
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bes SefretarS @uarts, murbe seftsrn in 8tnb=
lor, ST., beerbtgt. 6r. unb Srau @oartS
lparen ntd,t anipeienb, inbem fie fi6 oil benl
Srantenbette ibres anoeren Sobnss beftnben,
ueld)er in gtew-Do in fritii9sm 3ultanbe
oarnieoerliegt.
= SIM StaatSieuate BON Sbio
nlatbte Der giienbabn n-@ommiiidr 8e1 geittrrI
einen Angriff auf ben Senator 5orref.,
neil oerIelbe in elmer Debate iiber grfteren
losseSosen bate. Die Streltenben wuroen
getrennt, ebe fie ii9 S9abeu 5ufiigen fonnte1t.
Gine llateriuhnng lit angeorbnet woroen.
- Die yuttc a<St baca= 81 mtra'e
9 al II" in gtelp. .Dorf lpuroe geitern auf Se=
| febl beS Sbergerid)ts neriteigert uno bon ben
eugltlden Nftiondreu fir $4,000 9efauit.
Die Sabn mro reorgantltrt peroen.
IS. g. Bauli, elm reid)er nno bisber
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geiteru in gSilfesbarre megen Sdlldun9 81
Smeiidbriger 9efdngniBitrafe perllrtheilt. Die
| Sdli1nng befano in elmer Gini6altung in
einen Mietbs, Gontraft, ip"ldle Yauli ermd6
tiste, cine Seranbab BON eincm @ebauOe 81
| entfernen.
| Der Merrim a c, uno Der q a + II a,
Glu uB in Neu @nslaub paren geitcrn nod
i'm Steigen; mebiere Dammbrife, lopi
| lonitiger Saaben tperSen gemelpet.
4 Dem Sabresberi6te Der yQafezSbOre
Babn" 3ufolge foftete Die u bta bula'e
Satafropbe Der 8abn= @elelllhaft bi
aleiniststt bon $453,S00, iuelde ais 9 d a
oenerlat an Die AEeeb9rlgen Der 8ermun
beten nno @etDbteteu besablt tuuroen. 3rot
benz bate Die Sabn etnen Seroient bon 8
Yro,ent hires 4ftienfapitals.
- 9tatban g8eaper, Der betriigeriid,e 6 q
liirer Der yGtti5ens' gtati iona1
BanM in llrbana, O., tpurbe selteru i
Chicago berbaftet ano unter $4,000 8iire
| lhaft 9efellt.
= Sn 6 arfe f II, S..G., ffarb gt
| fern adtb. 8 hos. p. Stm m ms, eins
Der berporragenSiten Semofraten oes 9iibens
i = Orei Der 81 Sort 9eaueulportb, &s., q
| fangen gebaItenen 9Guptlinge Der ytes Bel
ce iino bon Der Regierung als @omnnifidl
in bas Qager u5ittin9 Sull's" abs,
i9idl peroer, um NIT oeulielben 5n untel
| banbeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
Sin 0erSShtt,t,tasfeif.

&inclnnati, so. NprtI. = &lne entbuz
fiaitiide 8Irgerperiammlung wurOe beute bier
abgebalten uno unteritiiete WapOr MoOre'S
Soridlag, in nGben September cine 2ager.
pcriammlunq, melfe ans ebemaligen Utit<
Qlteoern ner llnion8s uuo conf0OCrirten 4rmee
bclteben ioa, su peranitalteu. Utau miro uer-
luden, 100000 Mam 5uiantmen5ubriugen
unb Die 0emonltration 81 elmer 9roBarttgen
Al mudcn. Sin @rcfutiu, ,&outite ipuroe er=
naunt, mn 9eci9ncte 8orbereitunaen Su tref-
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
@er,niidte SspefMem aus Wetps
SAnrF

@em<gOrt, 80, 2tprll.-@Olb crOffuetc
beHte Su 1908.
= beute iinO bic 9umpfer r9prian" unG
vAmarpaiS" uon Nittclnrerz6 6dfeu, y@ug:
lano," yNb1iIiuia" unO rgtepaOa" Don 2iper:
pool uno 08ommcrau:a" bon Sanbur9 bier
altgefommen.
-4amrence & SD6ne, SeilbduOler in 9tr
1872, 6rontitr., baben fauirt. Paiiipa $25),.
000; Qftlua $4,000.