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EZRA nryroy not YET NOMINATED.
Those Opposed TO Isim Making IA Strong Flight
" lint the Probabilities Are.

ALEXANDRIA Va, Aug. 2s-The Congress
slonal Convention for This district met here to-
day. Tho -Huntun delegates are making a
vigorous fight The result Is Tint no nominal
ton has y,t been made Tho chances. how
ever are decidedly IN favor II Hunton. Alex
anaria is sleepy old place. AMI gives itself W
~ is Con-re -sional Convention with great loss
u dignity lIunton has his Headquarters q,
tho Braddock House. An sorts Of historic
names appear On the Convention roll and tie
richest lullholier in Virginia il a llunion
delegate. The social position 81 the delcgat. :
Z inaniiestly higher than in a Ike gathering
North. but the machine crenk- lreadfully. nm 1
even the Hunton men. who have majority
and all the OLD staGers seemed at n loss to
After the Convention met AZ noon. the fact that
Very nearly iwo-,hirds majority ~ the uncon-
tested delegates were secured by Hunton.
ga ugh 10 control Tho organization and admit
g contested delegates VII" would poll two:
thirds vote ON the ilrst ballot f0r Ilunton robbed
thu opnulng cNer i~t's 90 all interest.
IL" Convention met in n queer old hall. out
oi witch th" seats hat been moved and hard
to''omed chairs st ont IN little circles one for
t'na It'll. i..,r.rit Si'to ii.@W Tho organ "a
2ltion "a the start was iu the hands of Hinton ;
friend, and Nealr'- supporters were 80 badly
handled that they mad" n1 nomination for tom
I rary chairman. Later small squahhle
slrinE ilv over point in ~. apl 1iniment AZ u
cou miit,e II credentials. iuut1u carried this
~ T. -. The C!nNrnt1n then adjourned TIL
: ~ thc evening This w"s against the wishes
NJ hun'ou' : friends Columbus Alexander was
ON The ground, WORKING actively. They were
ANXIOUS 20 hurry UP The lnal laitle.
IT," PRINCIPAL Nshi was made 100 tho Commit
i.' ou tfedeutiRls. which met Immediately inter
IN. Convention adjourned md CONTINUED IL,
session until "a O'Clock Z. VI. NJ report was
nrrert ul IN ~ tat hour th" entire time hrins
thr llr-t Mari n Alexandria. The vote at thc
primary cIe i.nn tenn. very close, and fraud
e.. o''uried is tine in r"' ny testimony On
thl- point anu WHEN II ADJOURNED no conclusion
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JOTTINGs ABOUr TOWN.


The steamship Mas arrived la.t evening
Bnvlan. who WAS reported Ms missing. has been
heard from AT Saratoga, lac having gone there Tor the
benefit OF his health
James Mcdonnell, mate Of the bark Midas was com.
tilted hy Justice Wanicl yesterday the charge of
having assaulted 'asscns and Nelson, sailors.
M'lhy h rrllttreau. hthographer at ~ Barcl,y
street cu hi, home At 1875 East seventy fourth street on
Tue day mornns ani has not returned lie had had re-
cent business rtNcr,ts
The TrNAs COLONY whose leqdluarors are Al al2
Even street. Brooklyn ami which numbers fa.tN NC
members Is 10 send committee 10 the Lone Star state
neat week Ihe culoAN Is To start IN November
Chi,t Curus's onicers arrested SIX men for ha,ing
passed cuuntrelt money They are II Is sad ncmh, r.,
ol ING gang To winch tunnrrs who was recent, ar.
rested belonged Their methods " operation have been
Inherent some have sold the bogus stun ~ the secret
rvlce officers
Eighteen Normandy stations Tor WIN 4 Perry u vii.
mlglon, III, arrived IN te Victoria on Monday Thor
.olnrl mostly lipie or mon gray. Aui flHy 'ToW
700 years on Ihcy have been worked, hut UcN were
imported rs breeders western farmer. prtcr them 10
native horses, whith are too light tor heavy work
James Watson and william Hart who were arrested
on suspicion al being the burglars who emit red MiAu
faners house, sought 10 be discharged htcA,c the cl.
dence of a. convict against them was incompetent
Judge Van Hlunt yesterday directed that Watson be- III
charged and Hart renGndod, there BENG no evidence
against the former
one thou and dollars worth Of fireworks are 10 he dis
PLAYED at Brighton Beach scNcnlut unless it j, stormy
Tie hotel Is to he Illuminated and bombs shells rockets
and brilliant set pieces 10 be nct The la; Ahihi
ton Will represenue locomotive, WIFI cncr and cars in
co!Oled IRE, surrounded by fire pump, casting vat lner
ali, iVIaZ, amber. ruby, and AM ihN,t "a
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urged her 10 como with the children md hor
husband aud make might OF II. So abe took
her babies early in tho evening and wont
around to Attorney street, and her husband
cam" in about II =. They NIL stayed until some
onesaid there was fire In Ridge street. and then
che took two Of her children aud went with her
husband TO see whether their home was in
danger II was then about 3 oclork. The wlfo
WIS corroborntod by Mrs. Xishky, nm honest
appearing and timid witness. BudIiskifsky
came 10 her home. she said, at ali ut Nv
o'clock. and stayed there until o'clock when
he went away with his wife to see where the
ir' WAS. leaving two Of the children
asleep In her house Then followed the tes-
tlmony Of two Gcrmnns, and they told 1t
clearly and seemingly straighttorwnrdy They
said that they had been In Budliskifsky's bar
room. and that they stayed with him until he
shut up. He told them that he must close
earlier than usual, because hs was going to
friends TO celebrate. They saw him shut up
the hlrrOom. and one Of them walked with him
- the corner OF Attorney and Deianccy streets.
Then it was about IL T. NJ A friend of
Ii-hky closed the gap by testiiying that he went
10 IudJskii-ky'S burrODm to urge him to como
around 70 Ishkys at once. and he did SO.
Then the postal card was produced. II bore
the Office mark OF the 10Th inst. and read:
" You -. movo before you lose your
liir." Tho person who scnt tho card. Budiis-
kifsky believes. watched his opportunity. stolo
into the house, and was the incondinry This
morning BudJiskilsky is 10 DO examined by
Justice OuerbOurg.
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TIRED or LIFE 1T TWENTY YEiRs.
4 Young GirIs Dose OF Poison Amer an Even
Ing AZ n Picnic.

Annie Mungo lay dcathly pale last even
ing in q back room u the tenement 40 West
F0rty-flth street. Dr. Nesb,t pronounced her
out 81 danger, but her friends thought other
wise. she is n beautiful girl. twenty years old
Her features are II the Italian type. and she has
luNuriant black hair. and large dreamy black
eyes. She is Of German Uarentage. and her
gray haired widowed mother speaks poor Eng
llsh; cannot account for my daughters act
tcrday seemingly in the best Of spirits 10 attend
a picnic given by the Washington Social
Club. II was very late when she returned.
ened 10y her heart breaking groans and found
her struggling on the lounge here. She was
UNCONSCIOUS, and. found, had poisoned her
sell. She was always a good girl. have not
the faintest notion what caused her 10 take the
POISON An she would say was i had been ppr.
took il because she was tired Of living"
Two youths stood by, the shortest OF whom
seemed exceedingly nervous. He repeatedly
said he didn't want this thing to get into the
p4WfbTi7e at the nlcpic Annie showed phiol Of
laudanum 10 a girl companion, saying she was
going To end her lie with il. Her friend took
the boule away from her, but Annie prevailed
upon. the friend to return il, saying she was
A little after midnight Annie went home and
swallowed all in ia" bottle. about hall ounce.
The bottle bore the name and address Of A. W.
ST. batkIin sa a W. always exercise Grca.
- ~ bl 'lH llllllltAbu III ulHll+I7 ~ AlH kllll
The hudanum was purchased day be-
fore, yesterday afternoon by middle
ag.d woman. | was out nj the time
and my boy very indscreoty gave
the laulanum, ten cents worth Alter the sale
q younger person came into the store and asked
iltwerty-hye, drots was dose. Ny boy snd.
30; that Ave drops was dose and when
he mentioned this to me | felt uneasy A
said. we are obliged 70 use great deal Of dis
elimination. Though We know It Is not strictly
within the letter Of the law, yet II We have GUS
toners who we are satisfied by questioning.
want the drug for some Legitimate purpose. we
do MT hesitate tQ soil It. Wchayo many women
coming in hcre daily, perhaps thirty, who have
for years been taking narcotics. We certainly
do not refuse these people the demands. We
have six or seven who eat opium in the crude
We give them what they want Just as II they
asked for salts. Every drug store has such GUS
toners and none refuses them. They are too
profitable am sorry this thing occurred and
have Instructed my boy to be more careful"
Tho boy appeared about 10, though Mr.;
boy. too lio said the mlddle;aged woman ap,
pearcd 10 be about % years old and the one who
called 10 ask about tho dose Was somewhat
youGger. who waa in ALL probability Annie.
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The child OF man named Dessaucr, also from
Memphis. are under treatment for fever in the
hospital. Three or four cases previously taken
MACON. ca Aug. 29.-Fuur white md twelve
colored nursoe passed through hero from
Savannah for Mcmphs tonight
Mayor Ely received Yesterday additional con-
trbuiions in aid OF tho yellow fever sufferers in
poel. the Mayors secretary. sud thnt npplicn-
lions or nurs' = desiring to be forwarded 10 tho
Injected cities OF the south, OF persons seeking
relief fund in the name OF the Mayor. and Of
actors and their. ngcnts desiring 70 arrange
benefits in aid Of the Southern sufferers, arc
daily received Mt the Mayors Office. Where il
IL possible he attends TO- applicants personally,
ana gives them such official aid MS he can. In
the Chamber Of Commerce
j. Plerpont Morgan. treasurer Of tho Cham
Der OF Commerce southern Relief Committee,
nrknowledgcs the receipt Yesterday, Of sub
scrlptions amounting to 1873 Of which Mrs
4. 7 Stewart contributed, slOQO; A. 7. stewart
:, Tho Chairman q the Relief Committee Of
Excelsior Lodge. 1876. +. and A. NJ acknowl-
edges the receipt Of contributions amounting
20 $50; the committee Of Memphis merchants
iR S%m ,ad z o M5pwS? s}s the hv Dr.
At a meeting Of the heads of departments in
the Post ONCE last evening arrangements wero
mnde 10 tako up collection throughout the
Acting Mayor Fisher Of Brooklyn has called
Tor contributions for, the relief Of the plague
stricken cities in the South. He requests those
citizens who are disposed to assist i'm raising
contributions to meet in the Mayors office at 10
o'clock this morning and organize. =.
Drs. John Bowen and Walter A. Newman, Of
the Blackwcll's Island stan Of physicians made
Application to the COMMISSIONERS of Charities
term Of ono moh oil Of S SGns
south to assist in lighting the great scourge
and the Commissioners granted the request
application.
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FIRING A TENEMENT HOUSE.
The Charge on which Wcii-Known Rest
dent OF Long Island CITY wn. Arrested.

There was much excitement In Long
Island City last evening on account OF the arrest
OF Mr.. Henry Roster. n well-known real estate
owner. on the charge Of arson. He is accused Of
four time setting fire to one Of his large tene-
mcnt houses in Jackson avenue. near Sixth st.
Five families live In the house. and hal not the
fires boon eXtnguishcd loss Of life might have
resulted. At o'clock yesterday afternoon Peter
Minick. one Of the tenants. discovered smoke
issuing from the basement Of the house. Mr..
Minick rushed TO the basement door. with the
intention Of going in to extingush the flames.
He found the door locked. At this instant he
saw Mr.. Roster in the hall and asked him TO
unlock the door. 1t Ia alleged that Mr.. Roster
had key. but refused to open the door. Mr..
Mnick then burst open tho door. BY this time
several neighhors hal arrived upon the scene,
AMI With their all Mr.. Minirk cNtinguishei
the flames. The fire had boon kindied I'm n
quantity VI bedding which was pilud upon a
table.
This Is tho fourth time that the building has
been fired A week ago Mrs. Sarah Grady. who
lives in the second story. wis absent from her
rooms Tor = low minutes. AMI when she Re-;
turned she found that a fire had locn kiudlrl
in one OF her bureau drawers. The fire was
easily put out Only an hour aftrrWurl an
other lire wis discovered amt cNtinguieh'i in
Mrs. Grndy's apartments On still another o'-
ca-.on nu ineirrtual attempt WAS made To- burn
the building Not long aGo the building was
insured for $4,000.
Nh Roster stouty denies that no kindled the
flames Ia any Onr Of tho four instances. His
friends aver that the real iucondiary is another
nut upon Mr.. kosior. Mr. Roster has for SOW
"ral years uoru rNu-plcupus among the Ger
man politicians % Long Island City. He l. rs
always borne good chara ter. He Is 10 be *
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try hive provided ahead asainet this state of

try have provided ahead aeainet this state Of
Hnvrs-I nm NOT wise enough 10 nnswor that
question, don't hardly know. with my cNpe-
rene" oi the past how ~ look buck 10 whore IL
c'uld have bcnciitiod il much. IL any. DO you
kcnrn y--Of correc they could II thcv had
seusn 4" look beyond their nosos But they were
looking too much 60 the money power. Ii ia mn
alarming Tact that the wealth NJ the country IL
becoming concentrated in tho hnnds II tho fcw
HIVES Yes. that is true. But n"itl'r YOU
nor could devise q way to Immediately check
such arrumulaiions Of wealth. although the
spirit and policy of thi- Government should be
K.nrny-Do YOU not think that such mon ne
Nanlcrhii nre IN enemy To This rcpuOlic2 Ho
Hayrs-Ycs. be- hns a great power Ills true
hut s'ill hc Is subject to the people. lie has 10
conform In a ousurc Go the Will ~ the people
or else they would pairOnizc some competitive
Inns.
kcarncy-But to use common phrase. they
pool their is~ur- to dcfrGud the people
HAyrs-Nts; they combine in some Instances
thctc IT. mo- doubt but the subject OF trausp0rta-
ton N this t9untry IL serious one. Still, i Is
hard to say II people could Doe accommodated
cheaper by any other system than that in prac-
Kcarncv-B u,tho land that ihcs, corporations
have grabbed Why. in California thorc are
men holding thousands OF acres obtained
Haycs-l have heard Of it. and hccvo thnt
there should be some lawful way provided to
cut M large tracts 81 land into HON slends.
kearncy-leS. the land question is the future
great quest ion ~ this country
Haycs-You Haven't broken into the South
much.
krarncy-No further than Kentucky
Hnycs-lt isn't safo until after IN" fru-is to 60
there. ] suppose You will later in the season.
Kearney-No. not till the campaign ~ 1880
Then. iro-t- or no frost I'm going into il. |
return To Mnssa 'husetts soon. To- stump that
State for the Workingmrn. | see finance ia
entering largely into tho parties East
Hayes iluicklyl-Mell. | am committed to
hnrd-moncy policy, and wouldn't change it.
kearncy-Wen | am surprised that You.
a soldier do not believe in soft money
Don't you think the money that Is
good enough - tuy the soldier wounded
fighting for his country Is good enough 10 pay
the mon who furnished the bullets that shot
hun. suppose you know u gold basis means
u King.
Hayrs-I believe IN silver and gold
Kenrnoy laughing No trade dollars worth
ninety cents
IIaycs-No; an honest silver dollar. No up or
down to II.
Kcarncy But the grccnback cuts Of the bond
holder at one icll sWuup.
Huyes-Oh. | know it, n nice way g. pay OF
old a Its. hut its mot my policy
At this point. several ladies and gentlemen
being ushnrcI iu. knarncy arose 10 ~. mud
said We'll. rood-ly MIR. r. '-iiont I hope
you viii give this Cain"-o question your -eri-
Gus considerations Gupl-hy.'
Havls-I shall cort .iulv a., So Mr.. Kcarney.
Go0I-ly Am Glad you ca.l'l
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Mr. wnEiTLEr's s1RANGE STORY.
Averring that he was Knocked Down and
Eobbed In Daylight In Sixth Avenue.

An elderly gentleman. who had n Devil
d"r"b Mr.. NJ lIoa 'hcd bill'cr Alehae. tannon
at West and Morton streets at about o., o'clock
On Tuesday evening. and said. onlcer, have
peoh Ahocheu down ana roooed' leel very
cher looked ke.nlv nj IN. gentleman Tor n
az :" "a" 40
moment "u" .n'h cohc,uu'u 'h' ne meant
Whn' ne S"Iu' he hoti'ed mat inc gentleman :
&c., ,,,'t,i' ,... 49,, ,t,'..,it ,ri ~, =, wv
h's he'A'lo was o' u'a'N SIN men 'Nr ON yer
Sergeant Grosan ia. gentleman said That he
yos Inc. n Wt.a,,.',, -, 70 p.,'.'.,' .,r..,',
was '""''s H. ""'n"'' ~ 80 IL ms" s''''''
Brooklyn. IArc" strange mon had attacked
him, knocked him down. and robbed him Of "A
lnr,e amount ~ money. lie ,hon produced two
railroad bonds worth 81 200. and purse con-
tanning some rare coins As evidence. he said
that he was man Of means While he was
-p""AlnG he turned pale ana ioueFed a. though
about to fail. Sergeant Grosan directed onleer
then he tel"eraphed for an ambulance In 1t
ii,ai in fly,"9,h str.et Tie uh,-i', Ian nm
thnr..o there found uooutyari sign N nuvs.ri.
-t', M tha h-t,;al tiniN iaorni1g ME- W6snt.
lcy.pii TINT h. prrf 'rral H. 80 horlt, nili tho
ainhuinn, surs'1n ofrrei t. TAX hln thnr'.
though The hI-.iial riy-i inn md. AVON 4 H.
ii--uIie Nr Wh.atI.y. he entered tlt, ln,Iu.
E.nre and was driven home.
Mr. W lratl.ty long boon q l4.lrr IN
v,'n,r's .rn,,1l.nt- rnnISnf .aI,,l.fl af' inn
talon ", morn, In tie IbInlosti. sp,t,n. in,.iii.
I.iliinG IL Is rDuuta,l urosrer.ti. AMI h.
llyr. In Ono n tlo tiest u Ike ilnn br y .f.,',
mansions In Il sims IN street ueer Cot,ff St'V
ren',rtar 5uut Mr. NLrutley In H. noi." YES
iet,iav oil" 49, 10
Am under a pledge Of silon - Ia tho no.
li.e 10 sqId as 10 fhn ntnDunt stolen fr' m,
mo for they say that tie hrst way L. mi
Tho thieves IN their guard is t. Keen -tiii
But / have no 0hretIon 10 fnliing Won tbc
manner ~ the robbery Ii was almost incre,I-
hiy nuIncious. | IN my ollirn M ai"ut g.
o'slock TO pay a wish I" a iady-a .."utlam9n
friend, / moan. Who was sick. al SEVENTH
avenue and Fourteenth street met his VII,
al the door and we couy, recJ fur a few min
utoa TLnn | walked M Fourteenth street a.
Sixth avenue. and tunnel downward / went
TO the lower mari Of thc avenue. and trausa,.t,i
some business Then walk ,lp tic avenuc
leisurely. When / was near Tie Jefferson
Marke, Police Court | rememierci that had
promised AZ the breakfast table lu the morn.
lng Ia meet my wife in the ullcc about &
o'clock and ride down town an tho NV
York Elevated Railroad. Iduirkcued my pace
fearing that | would be late Jus, thon saw
III rec men npproaching NE. | noticed only that
they wore dark clothing A. the one who was
watch chnin with his In hand. ana sginriul
his right fist around struck me behind the in
ear. | was uu .ousnous Of everything after
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beaten When lie A.Led for Food.

Fred Keller, aged 10, Of "a Scholes street.
Wlhamsbursh, was brought to the stags street police
station last nsht by ms father, who asked to have him
locked up because he was a bad boy After the father
had made his charge, Sergeant Rcardon examined the
hoy and found that he had been terribly beaten by his
father because he could not wurk The hoy. whose
head aud body were covered with bruises sad that he
asked for something 10 eat and that provoked the heat
my He was held for safe keeping and provided with
ioo and The father l. Ia answer before Justice uck this
morning Some 90 the ntshbJ make mpaiut against
INN Tor M M ming The bow.
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Riher's American Face Powder.
st Trade supplied by MaugcT 4 Petrie, y. y

Malthys oystersl Real luxury without EXPENSE Will
open ior the season " morrow. Friday Aus 3Q-1is
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The Signal Once Prediction.
Partly cloudy. occasional rain. light southeTly
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EEARNEY AND HAYES TALK
DISCUSSING THE 'UINFNE QUESTION
IND 1HE DEpRESSfON or LiBOH.

The he Fsc,o President rciiinT the sand lot.
orator that he IL Doing - Good Work
TRYING TO Convert Hayes to II s"u-Money
! Policy-A Drive at the Innd Grabber-
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At very large meeting Of the depositors Of
hs sutenltd T,uioma SAVINGS Bank last ni-hi Mr.
Augusc kl,inan chairman OF the committee q, puniod
to institute criminal action asaius, the Officers
and trustees, said that Receiver Fish could
pay dividend OF forty per cent 10y sept L.
bur nrerrrei waiting until he pth or ION, with q Wow
Of real ing ON some mortgages. winch would rAse the
amount tu 81 per cent 4 iurther dNldeud, Mr. fi,h
had told INN, OF 20 or 20 per cent would ultimately be
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22

B4udlfen mo ipielen GlaUier. Sonie
Der Mpnat Su gnoe i'll, erbeben tie To-
10000 8iafter 9ebalt POM 5%inan3minis
fterium, su nnberen 9insen ribren fe
feinen Singer. Nidt etn eitSises aRal
limb fie mad benz 8abnbof gesonsen, uni
iih BON benz glenb az i~ber5eugen.
9efern A6eno nm 10 116r fam elm BUG
an: es befnnb fi@ nuf bemielben inter
anoeren Slii1tlinsen cine arrte 5ralt
nit fiinf &tnoern; ons ~fleinIte, nod ELM
Sduslins, lag in ben GrmeH Der Wutz
ter uno Jog. an Der Bruf. &ls lie aus
benz @nsen itissen iu6ten fe elm Inter
fommen, aber ndhreno fie nod urnbers
liefen, aab Die 0eutter BON &dlte, Qn=
~itrengungen unb Sunger eribDpft ben
Seilt nuf. Mau nabm ben Smuggling
aug l6ren Mrmen, I'M ben &ineern ben
COB Der Otutter 81 oerbeblen Sog III
lie BEL Seite unb iaate benz 9idbri9ert
Qli: r@ure Mutter it frnnf, mir brin-
gen fe mad einem &rantenbauIe, ibr
bleibt 6ier!" Die arrne Deuti9e, melbe
am Bn6nbofe elm &~affeebaus bat unb
pel6e bis jebt fir bic 8erpunoeten unb
5ll6tlinsen me6r aetban bat als Die
5rauen unierer b69ften 8eamten unb
Gag uno Nq6t oieien unglidli6en 81
pilfe elf, nahul jebt bic finf &inber
unb le9te ie in ibr eisenes 8ett, reiz
niate unb uui9 ife am fol9enoen Wor@
gen, periOr9te fie nit &leiouu9 uno nod
in oieiem Nugenblids finb bic &inber BEL
ibr. g1un, thr feinen Stambu1er 9az
men, BON @u6 baben mir mod feline einz
sige bort gelebeu. &omn1en sic bod
aud eiumol uub ieben Sic ii3 Die wadere
9euti6e AM"
uno bas MaB beg @len6s bon SIT
mo9eu, lit nun AUDI nod Die Cholera
inter Den bon Meffa b~etmtebrenoen
8ilgern auseebroden. Die pfficiellen
GeGe9ramme oes bieii9en @eiunobeitsz
antics meloen, baB in Wteffa bonn %.
big 80. DECEMBER 847 8il9er itarben,
fponon 494 an Der @bplera. Sn 9Sibfa
Itarben bonn rs. big %. DECEMBER 90
an Der Cholera, bonn 30 big 80. 9eSent=
Der 81. Sn benz su Cor auf Der Sinaiz
9albinlel beitebenben Q%a5nrat6 itarben
am s. Sanuar BON 1851 8ilaern Al or
Der @bolcra. Die in bieiem Sabre tex.
su9stpeiie BON Saoa unb Sinfpitan Grtz
langenben 8ilger baben bieien i6lim.
men @a1t ein9eibleppt.-Dte Dfficiae
t3eitung lift tueseu befti9er Nrtitel segen
BEN wtpeiBen 9aren" iuipeuotrt tporreE.
Nu9 Elm 5ei6en Der 3eit!
g. 5ranfel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22
Ete B5IfertUanOeruu8 nad1 Den
arOket &tdOten.

@inen Gbnli6en @inIluB, tpie Die
Slnmme auf ben 59metterling, 16einen
Die grpBeu Stdote auf Die ldnolide 8e.
n6lferuu9 ausSuiiben. @tet6 iuie Der
Shmetterling, aneelodt bon Dem @lanS
oes 2idtes, 10 LANCE I'M oafielbe berum=
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