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New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
TIE KELSEY INTESIIGITION.
40 TESTIMONY IN SUPPORT OF TIE CHARGES OF
CORRUPTION.

no TESTIMONY IN SUPPORT OF TIE CHARGES OF
CORRUP1ON
TRENTON. Feb. 15.-Thc examination into
the official conduct OF Henry Kelsey Secretary OF
State and Commissioners Of Insurance, was begun ms
morning in the Senate Chamber before the committee
specially appointed for tnat purpose.
Charles H. BrinkerhOn H. secretary OF the Ne"-JcTsey
Mutual Llic Insurance COmpanyi Secretary Kelsey; H.
s. Little Clerk Chancery, and John 4 Han, were eA
aInncd. The testimony detailed account OF the
connection Of the Witnesses with the NewJCr-ey Mutual
Life Insurance Company, aud thc examination ~ NJ.
Kelsey oi other Insurance companies, par cnliN as
to f.c mode such examinations. Mr.. - A Bccchcl
who made the allegations the IL 81 place, did not ss
tain tncm - -, -.
stances attending the oAdmIEaiiun Of the dihrTchl u.
iiion. winch appeared 80 bc fui and satisfactory he
said he used amy Influence wLalcE,r "A any
one uolsIcal otherwise, much less MI H. = Idlll
who n ad alleged, had received ccch ior SloDo
Mr. Little explained The check and sad hc had received
a rctainer from d. - NOyes Tor legal opinion Oi some
OF the pons involved IN the transfer IN the rc!nsuiace
of the Hope Company in the Ncw-Jersey Mutual. he
gave his opinion lawyer, ana thoy were AT hDftJ 10
use II or throw the waste basket. He sfd Mr. hc
sey had attempted, directly Or indirectly 10 nhu
ence bin. ,,,,
J. A. Inn was the last witness examined. l'e HAD
been employed by Dir. Kelsey to investigate inc Hda
of the Trade Insurance Company, Of Chhcn Cli'[ch"
PEOPLES and Phoenix, Of Newark; ana tbe hudson, o
Jerscy Cty HIS instructions were 10 make thorough
investigation, for which he charged about 80 day
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do threatening resistance in the attempt should
be forcibly made. Within an hour the officer re-
turned with an apology from the Admiral, who. up
to that time had refused to believe that an Aner-
can pot-boat had actually crossed the Atlantic. lt
was only five days wonder for Cork, however; /;
Mr. Gale returned from Liverpool on the 18th, ana
the next day at noon the vessel started OH her re-
turn voyage.
The enterprise, however was doomed to be nnsuc-
cessful IN its main object. On the outward trip,
nine days and nights had been lost in layngto during
the severe gales and after escaping many periis
Of laundering Captain Mcclure decided to take the
southern passage. which added about 1000 miles 10
the distance to be sailed Although far less storm
and heavy sea were encountered the wind blew
mostly from the west and southwest Leaving Cork
on the 18th of March, the William J. Romer did not
reach New-York until the 11th of April-a voyage
of twenty-ninc days. The English news she brought
was only five DAYS lAer than that which had
importance to compensate for what, ia those
DAYS WAS q very great outlay AS the YES
sci and crew paid by the day, the ex-
penses would have been much leSSen"d by success,
even az they were increased by comparative failure.
A small part Of the cost Of the undertaking was
borne by The North american, of Phlade pbia; put
about iiyesixths Of il fell upon The IEibUNE. ne
most important result, Iii the end, was the piestge
for enterprise in procuring news when IL gave 10
this journal The period of fierce emulation Is over
have been diminished by the extension of tclegr ph
lines all over the world, and the highest aim oi the
Modern Newspaper Is to give information III tne
most correct and cleary-arTanged iori 10 discuss u
matters to set the truth as nearly as possible before
Ils
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
ALBANY.
DEBATE ON APPORTIONMENT.

BILL PRESENTED BY TIE MINORITY OF lhh A9-
sEMBLY COMMITTEE - SPEECHES BY Mhsshs'
HALLIDAY ALvoRD AND BRoOKs-OTHER NEW
BILLS.
The period having expired in which the Assembly
Committee ON ApportIonment had been instructed
to report bill, Mr.. Halliday, OH behalf
Of the Democratic minority-repOrted bill
for reapportioning the Assembly districts.
and moved that it be referred directly to
the Comm ttee of the Whole This was opposed by
Mr. Alvor,, Chairman of 1.-THE ApportOnment Com
mittee, who promised that bill should be reported
in time to give ample opportunity for debate. Mr'
Halliday's motion was adopted upon his promise not
to call up his bill before the report of the committee
should be presented. Several new bills were ntro-
ducpd.
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CREMATION.

MRS BENJAMIN PITMAN'G LAST WISHES COMPLIED
WITH.
WASHINGTON, Penn, Feb. 15.-The crema-
ton OF tine remains of Mrs. Benjamin Pman OF Cncin
natl was successfully accomplished this afternoon the
entre operation lasting less than hours The train
hearing the remains reached at about III O'Clock
this morning. and the body was taken directly from the
.,aton TO the cremaory. The cou was OF chorry
with an unyarnished mahogany cover, beautifully
carved . present from the Cincinnati School OF De-
sign OF which Mrs. Pitman was a member. IL
Vas lined with white satin. The corpse was accom-
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EXECUTION OF BEAyERs.

MADISON, Ind, Feb. 15.-Beavers's spiritual
advisers and number Of women held prayer meeting
In his cell this morning from till IL. He took short
nap this morning, and awakening knet In prayer
with the bailff and barber who shaved him. lie was
brought to the scafod at 1883 Tho Rev. Charles TN
sley made short prayer Beavers did not speak, Dut
moved his lips while the minister was praying JUST
tho town clock had struck IL the drop FELL lie died With
out struggle.
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THE MARKmAM,LULA TROUPE IN TROUBLE.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Feb. 15.-Tho Pauline
MaIkham-IuIa troupe engagement at the Lyceum
Theatre here TO inglorious end last night In
quarrel between Manager W. c. smythe and General
Mcmahon. Paulines husband. smytho owed Mcmahon
for all of last weeks performances, and refused 20
the gas bills stage hands, and insisted
change of programme outside of the contract MCMAHON
aud the Lyceum closed for tho rest VI tile
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
DISGUSTING EXHIBITION IN MISSOURI

st. LOUIS, TtU' Io'-JUII1 Il AUIoS, U'er
sixty years of age hanged at Carthage No. to-day
He killed John l.. Lane In Mcdonald County, April,
1874 The doomed man was plentifuly dozed with
whskey and slept until On the way to the seat
fold he very profane and the scaffod the Privi
lege OF ing anything refused TO him The execu
tion Witnessed BY several thousand people.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
THE DEATH PENALTY.
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.

MoRRIsTowN, n. j., Feb. 15.-Calvin Stew
art. who murdered Ira Coie railroad fireman, at Dover
to-day sentenced be hanged April 8. He received
the sentence quietly and unconcernedy He hopes that
the efforts OF his counsel Will secure him coInmutat0n
OF sentence to imprisonment Tor life.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16

week To-day Mcmahon was arrested for slander. and
as he cannot lind ~ 900 ball. has been remanded to all
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16

LETTERS FROM TIE COURIER ExcLUDED-GEoRGE
A. MERRILLS TESTIMONY.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16

mist there were high hopes in The TRIBUNE Office
that she would make the to Ireland in fifteen or
siXtecn DAYS and return with at least three weeks
arrears of important news.
With the first evening however. the trials of the
little vessel began. Her deck and bulwarks beng
low, the spray swept her from stem to stern, reez-
ing rs il fell, until she encascd III ice On the
10Th gale came on from the eastward eliminating
in a hurricane which Obliged the captain to lay-to
under the storm-staySail. For two days the vessel
was III constant danger Of laundering This expert
cncc was repeated three or four times during the
next ten days, when every apparent lull OF the
storm was succeeded by n more violent gale. The
matches were kept constantly closed, the steersman
was lashed to the wheel the crew and twopassengers
crowded into the little cabin, while one huge sea
after another swept the deck. For three days and
three nights at one time all were thus confined be-
low, not Knowing at each plunge OF the vessel into
the trough between two tremendous waves whether
she would ever rise again. One great fear was that
the deck would be broken in by the great weight Of
water under which ii was repeatedly buried.
On the Ist of March finally, the weather began to
improve. and on the 4th-thetwonty- y-fourh day Of
tho voyage-the first dry spot appeared the deck!
Two days afterward, the Irish coast was sighted,
and on the 9TH Cork pilot was hauled on board
through the water, by u rope fastened around his
body Immediately on reaching Cork, Mr. Gale
started for Liverpool with his mails and TRIBUNE
dispatches. Next day, the first officer Of the Eng
lisb sloop-0f-war Crocodile was sent by the Admiral
Oh board tho william j. Roncr, with the demand
that Captain Mc(nIre should haul down the Amer
lean iag This the latter pcromptorly refused to
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@efer, Dit 9M leiSemO

uno pini9eit in berieIben Bee @eiunb6eit, gtdrFe
uno &nerate pteoer iu erlan9en, oils On Din oeIer
Sdben III trueeren Sabren gu erreuen batteit laieu
iT9eHopebe oer fol9enoen SsmptOme ODER 4Ia{ie pom
Spmptomen oul Selnen ltIoeHbcH SuitaH0? qeibeft
Su an 9e6ruddter 9eiunobett in iTaeno meIer ibrer
uelen unO muuberIei Sormen ais Eolee anhGltenSers
9ronll9er, neIuoler ooer funfoneler 4rantbeten
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lam uHo Der 2battrait uno oeS lSuenS ent6ebrenb
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onB Dir AnIdue BON Cbnma6teH anfommen, ODER
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betlemmt, obne gtel9una sum @eibdite ooer Sum9eTa
9na9et, uno btit Su meIan6oltlhen AHfGlen ausaez
ebt Stno Define Nteren, 8ein Y(aeen Define 6arra
or9ane, SetneSeber ooer 8eHSlut nidlt III Grbnuua2
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uno @jtdt2 gBarit 3u auSihmeIeno in iGnoeren
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uno letoeno! Sttt &u dngitltb, neroos uno per9eB~
lid, tudbreno Define @eoGnfeH fdb obne UnterlaS nit
Setnem 3uitanoe beiaiien? Daft Su Sein 8ertrauen
aui Stt lelbit uno Setne Sattrait uuo unterneba
mun9s9ef perlorenE 8iit Su irgeno melheu Der fola
senotH Spmptome auS9eleBt2 uurubi9en 3rdumen,
Derjtlopen, S6u6ternbett, idla1oieHJdhten, ,unterz
brohenemSdbla, lIporuden, uHtlarbeit oes Denfpera
Der6eH i'm 3opie, idDGt]cr SeBtraft, 2luSitlo9 uTo
@eidmren I'M @eitd)t Il. auf oemRiiden uno anbereu
truurtgen Sgmp IS 9itbt SQuienoe bon iunoen
Seuten, iolter i'm mlttIeren Ater uno el6 in gere5a
ten Sabren, peId2e an neruoier Il. p1pGiher S6ndde
leloen, Sbenlo 9ebt e5 2ouienoe NerIouen peibz
ltten @eihIetts, oeren @eunbbeu Berrittet lit In
iTol9e pom brcm @el6left eigenen lnreQelmdkiqfeiz
ten, uno Die aus falder Sbam ooer 8eridumnis lbre
eeioen perldn9ern. 28esbalb nlio cine 70 f0itli6e
@juOe, tpie es Die Geunobeit int ooer Sufanitiaes
G5id, nod LANCER grandchildren, udbren0 Die D(itz
tel GUT 6eung aui Der Sano Ile9en2
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cine id]ltmme 8unbe beibrad1te, tuelte Or.
2aplOr Derban0. Dan ent.piifte.
= Ser YoliSiif Sbea perbaftete 9citern
9benb eiueu farbigen S4leidOieb, gtameu8
Siaaf 9feoOan, wdbreuo oerielbe pom einer
gloBen Menidenmen9e perfolgt muroe, neil
er in Dem @onoitoreis2a0en be8 6rn. @rupe
an Der S.. uabe Der IL. StraBe, Die 2aOens
faiie nm $3.50 beitobIeu bate. Gr bat beute
Dor 8i6ter 5nsll Elm SerhDr su beiteben.
- 9luf bic BON 6ru. 8. gS. 3aplor bon
8rince Georges Co., 0tb., erbobeue Sla9e
muroe geiiern 2lbeno Der Sarblge s. &alent
bonn PoIisiften Shea Derbaftet. &alent bate
itd 6rn. GaplOr's Bfero unO golOeue llbr ans
geei9net. SIS ptr6 eine NusIteierun9 an Die
Wtar1ldnoer SebOroen Crfolgen.
- Sente Mtorgen um 8 llbr, ais $5r. @aIb.
9. 9Siaiants, Der aubefaunte Quttlonator,
auf oen1 2rottoire Dor ieinem ueuen Saue al
Der 6, StraBe, 3mtiden s. uno S.SmaBe, an
pelhem nod gebaut mlro, itano, fel elm qau.
ser d3te9elltetn BON Dem 3. Stodtuerfe biuun,
ter, iuelher i'm auf ben SuB trai uno 3pel
Ober orei .3ebeH beiuabe gang abriB. Die
Serlebuug 1T cine iebr idmer5bafte.
- Sin Mann, gtamens 2eonaro Sobuion,
ftel beute Wiorgen ge9en II llbr bon einem
gSagen in S-StraBe, 3wii4en 6, II. z, 5tr,,
unb brad elm Sein. gr tpurbe bon Or. Ea1z
lor Gr5tlih bebanoelt un0 nu9 iener gSob.
nun9 in SOmaro' '&ountp, 0fO., gei4afit.
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0ermiid)te Oepeidjett aus He,ps
0Nnrf

Hem<gorf, 25. September. - Gbas.
0euelin, eln befannter @ontraftor, 1T auf Ell
genes @elud bancroft erfldrt iporben. Seine
Paliiua betra9en etrpa S250,O00.
Ser Yolpgamiit aOolpb 5offinaan, alias
gdiein, alias Sausnann, alias Berger, ipel>
der niht peniger, als a6t Srauen beiratbete,
iit 81 aAt Sabren 3udltbaus nerurtbellt nor
ben.
- 6. 6. Utattiion, Elm anaeitellter Der
GGenmaarert 6dnbler Nrnolo @onftable &
Comp, puroe beute inter Der 9fnfla9e per-
baftet, cine betrdhtlide Guantitat Sammei
aus benz 9aben 9efoblen su baben.
= @olo erDfinete beute Su 1908,
= Der 9ampfer 70. Steinmann" fam
beute bon Iutperpen iiber Blprnoutb bier on.
Die Dampfer y@reece" bon 9onbOn nnt
p@mbersia" uon gfeiu>@aftle trafen beute biel
etr1.
Das @onsreB= @omite, ipeldes bic Ser:
paltnns oes bielt9en 3otlamts unteriubt
perhDrte bente mehrere iueitere 3eugen.
- Der iran5Dfiide Sournaliit Saques Gn
ban TT in HouI qeiforben.
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Ste Sentofratte pptt WaiIad)ttiettS.
&eine Werbinomng nit oett
GepttbIifaa1ert poer oett 0reett=
bd6lern.-Gine SSartgeIo=Ylatt=

So ton, 25. Sept. - Der benofrattIfe
Staats=@Onpent trat Inn II llbr beute Wiorz
gen in Der rSaueuil. tSalle" sulamuen, unb
wnrOe burd pm. aUerp sur Srbnung 9e.
rufen.
Sen. Sobu g. gShitue1 ipuroe gum Sorz
iiser erlpdblt unb belt cine 9tebe; in mel6er
er bas idmaduole Serfabren oes Sutler'iden
Wobs 9elesentlih bes eOnoents in @orceiter
oenunSirte uno erflGrte, baB in Bottom tetne
iolbe YDbelrpirtbifaft m0glI6 lei. ytadbem
gShitnep feline Re6e beenbet hattie, tpurse
SoFab 9. abbott burf affirmation gum
@ouperneur nominirt.
9aS Sidet purbe perpollffdnoigt, inbem
gSm. 81. 8lumfctt gum Sice= @Ouuernelir,
6enrp @. 9ewing gum Staatsiefretdr, 3. 81.
Sfilin9s gum S6atmeiiter, Sohn 6. Sbl
gerald gum aubitor uno 8idarb Slneb gum
Seneralanpalt nOmtnirt tuuroen. {.
gS. $. @oof aus Bottom, beiien 8etbeiliz
sung on benz Butler'i6en @onpente in 8orz
eelter nod frti6 in Der @rinnerung Der Dele
gaten itano, Deriudte cine 0feoe Su halten, ,uno
iofort entftano sine Scenc Der gr0Bten llnorO.
nung; bic 6ufe: Buffers Wtob! binaus
nit ibm!" Il. |. 10. erIdollen BON aaeu Sei'
ten. OaS @noe pom &ieoe mar, oab @oof
our@ einenBoli5iften on bic 2uft geiett muroe,
morauf iib Der Sulnult le9te. Gin bon Srn.
Noble ein9ebra6ter Sei9IuB in Se5ug auf
SnitruftiOuen, tpelde Den oerlhtebenen bemO=
fratil9en @outte'n ertbeilt meroen iollten, erz
reste cine bieise 0isfuifiOn uub tpurbe idlieB=
lid auf unbeftimmte 3sit perl6oben.
Die an9enOmmsnen gei6liiiie erfldren,
oaB bic republifanii6e Yartei bon Maiiadu-
betts fd) ourd ibr san5es gerhalten ben
Prin;ipten Der Contribution bes Stautes uns
setreu ertl6rt bat uno oaB ibre Ganbloaten
feline Stimmen Don ben 9emotratsn ODER ben
unabbdn9igen Stimm9ebern erparten f6ns
men; Der iogenannte btmofratil6e GonDent in
Borceher, pelber Den Gen. Butler nomi=
nirte, piro in oenBeihliiiien besapoulrt, uuO
alle 9elnofraten peroen anfgefor0ert, nift
fir Die bon bem erpdhnten @onpente aufees
fellten @anoibateu gu itimmen; Die Blattform
beqiinitist bic ebrltte @inl6lung aller 8egie-
runssz zSblisationeu, prOteitirt gegen Die Sns
flatton uuo beiiirportet Die Sartgelopdbrung
Der 8eit Der Seitliiiie be5iebt ilf auf Afialz
rem oes Staates.
gaaoem Die Ylattfornl einftimnis angez
nommen tuorben mar, perta9te fi9 Der &onz
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Gin &apitel iibcr 8lttttbaten TIT
SerdS.

%&GWp%
Dallas, Ser, 25. Sept,-Su Der Camp
bellitenfir6e su Mount<Siro, 5 Dteilen bon
bier, perllrladte Elm 9etpifier @benopitb am
lebten Sonnta9S 9S<Ibenbe ungebeure Iuire.
gung, inoem er itd Dor ben altar Itellte, Elm
langes Bouiemeiier 5og uno ben Breoiger
NIT Sd)mGhungen iiberbdufte. @r orobte,
SeSern,ann Su tDbten, ipelher Otiene made,
Die Sanb ee9en i'm 5u erbeben. 9taboem er
Srn. McGntpre, ben Brebt9er, nit alien m1g.
liden S6impfnamen belegt bate, entfernte er
fd) aus Der Stride. gSdbreno Der fol9enbeu
9tadt eridien @benowitb 81 Bferbe uno on
Der Optic mebrerer Seiperabos Dor Wc@ntD-
RES gSohnung, 1lno Die Sanbe feuerte brel
@epebrl laluen auf oas 6ans ab. @liiflider
gSeile lpurbe feiner Der Bewo1ner perlebt.
Die 9anse Gffaire entitano aus bem llmitans
De, oab ein gerpiiier gples, mcld)er friiber Elm
@eiltlid)er Der @piifopalfir6e mar uno itd
pGter ben @ampbelliten anidloB, BON einem
Olitaliebe Ger Mcgntpre' i9en @emeinoe als
Elm &enegat bejeid)net wOrben mar. NtcGnz
tpre bot Saftbefeble 9egen &benomitb uno
Sples erlan9t.
gu Srlo lpuroe Sobn garnes bon @m.
Gepnolos in eirem Streite erl9olen.
9todl Gin Woro.
| Sn @pprei,, 25 Ofeilen BON Soultor, ipuroe
seitern abeno Elm felger Moro petiibt. SugO
| Witller gerietb, ludhreno CT fiir leinen Sater
,6ausmietbe einfaifirte, nit 2ouis 9iger, els
nem Der Wtietbsleuts, in Streit nnO i6lug
beinielben nit einem Biitolenfolben ben Sf)d~
bsl etn.. 4uBerbem mibbanoelte er Srau Gis
ger, rpeldle ibrent Gatten 81 t6iilte ellen
lpollte. 8iger 1T iettbem geitorben. OtiiQer
entsos itd3 Der Getnabme ourd Die SluAt.
Slatige Srag6pte TIT gSortban.
Sn @ortbam ereignete 1i9 u0r &uriem eire
bluttge Srag0bie, tuelfe 5ruei Weni9eu baS
2eben foltete. Sranf Bolf, eiu after Siirger
BON Bissab, Dteilen uon 8Ortbatn, eridien
| in Der lebteren Stabt, tranf ii6 einen Haui9
| an, rpuroe BON eiuem Boli5iiten perhaftet uno
benz Ytapor borgefiibrt, mel4er lbm cine
| Celebrate auferle9te.
Bolf ueri9affte iid) ipGter cine @indeiter=
| 8I6ie uno forberte ben Dtapor, wdbreno er
| Dor beiIen 8iireau auf uno ab ritt, gum
| Sample auf 2eben uno SOB berau8.
Boliet9ef YOmerS trat nit enem 6eboluer
| in Der 6anb Dor Die Shiire uno befabl oenl
BItbenoeu, eine Siifie nieoer su leseu. Die
| 4utport mar eln SdluB, lpelder YomerS Su
8ooen itredte, ieood id)oE Der YoliSilt nod
inn Sallen iein Yiitrl ab unD traf Yelf i'll bic
8ruft. Wtabor Seeln eri6ien un oieie 3eit
auf oem Shanplabe ulO jagte Dem 8etrunz
feuen nod orei &ugeln in beu 2eib. Bolf
feuerte etllde Sdiifie auf ben Wapor ab, obne
i'm ieoo6 Su trefien. YOmerS omobl, ais
| Polf iino ibreu gSunoen erlegen.
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bunsen aus einem 9oppelseipebre gu sehsn.
@r hattie Sorii6tsbolber Die 3iinobut6en Obj
genomruen uno beiicite gelegt, aub Die
Sfrotlaoun9 mar idOn entfernt; uls er Die
linfe 6ano iiber Die Wtiinoung Der Qdufe
le9te, 9ing auf unbesreifl19e gSeiie ein 5buB
los, uno Der Yiropien fubr ibn burd Die
Sano, eine grablide 8unoe peruriadenb.
Or. 8ombe bon 6apettepille nuroe gerl1fe1l,
oieler belt es fit rathiam, nod einen ar5t
Su5uSeben, uno Or. Wfeiienbad bon Wasz
ben Otittelfinser 10 peritiimmelt, baB eine
Imputation bes SINGERS bei6loien unb BON
2esterem aus9sfiibrt iuurbe. gBie f9 bas
Seluebr entlaoen founte, petB gtiemanb an.
suseben. Die beioen abgenommenen Climb
.biild1en puroen oa aufsefunoen, NO fie bin
gele9t poroen tuaren, au1 bebauptet Der
Serunsliifte, bic Sdbne nieoerseluiien gu
baben.
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B9- Or. @baImer's 6eiltinftur aegen
0gSpepiie, 6auce's 2lroore S9rnp gs9sn
9niten uno @rtaItuHg, 9ance's Safapartlla-
pile gum 8eint9en be8 8luteS, Sance'S
Sud)u fir Die Hieren, 0ance's 6aarz gSieOer=
beriteller, 6ance'S &beumatismus eminent
= NueS 81 buben bel Setb g. 9ance,
ytr. 108, eit.SaltlmoreitraBe 150-)
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8aubanfall anf einen Sauiirer.

P0Tt SRrUls, N.-gI.I 70, Sept,-NlS
lebten Wtontas @ormittag Elm Sauitrer iber
bas @ebirse 5rpiiben bier unO OGreennille giug,
murbe er bon elnem Wanne angebalter, Der
pl0blid aus benz 9SalDe herportrat, i'm an
Der @urgel padte unO iein @elo perlangte.
Der Sauiirer muroe bonn Begela9erer nit
irseno einem itnmpfen Snitrnmente gel6laz
gen uno iblimm perrpunnet; bod. selan9 es
enolib benz Nn9esrifienen, elm Biitol an 8ies
ben uno baiielbe aut ben 0tdubsr ob5uieuern,
Der iogleib nieoerltiir3te. Der 5auitrer etlle
mad @reenpille, peridaffte itd 8eiituno unb
febrte mad oen Srte 3uriid, no ct ben &6r=
per bes &dubers batte liegen laifen, aber
Der 2ebtere NOR oeridnunDen. Sine ltarfe
Slutlade beseidnete ben &fplat uno lieB
erfennen, baB Der Rauber idlimu uerlpunoet
t11or0eft n1nr
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GDhIeaal, l,reiSc

NemsDorf, 25.Sept.-Die ,Delamare.
2adamanna- Seftern<S Sahn" perlteiqerte heute
$4,000 Eonnen Scrantouer &oblen 5l folaene
ben BreiieH: v@rate" $3.50 bis 3.574, uGaa.
$3.50 big 1870, sStoDe1 $4.07 bis $4.07a,
gGbefnut~ $S-629.
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our NetE,,,,a BON aeberletoet,.

aali9en anfGllen, 8opfipeb, Seiten- NIB
8IdenidmerS, trdutem 9lagen, S9pinOel,
Shwdde Der Sebtaft, Nerpeni6wd4e, aps
pathological, SeritopfuHs, 0pspepiie, StOa
run9 Ger ytierentbdtigseit, uureinem Slnte
unO 6raueutruuTbeiten gebrauae man $ n
ce'S Saiiaparilleu SlutpilleH.
4reis 25 @ent8 Die S9adtel. gu baben BET
Setb 9. 9aHce gtr. 108, g8elts8altI'
more StrnBe. I50-)
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Beratbungslofaf: gtr. 1872, Norb =Gutaipffr.
Ser groBe 5nbanerz&rduter= Doftor behanbelt NIT
erols ale droniiten 8rantbeien bes Sirns, Salies,
Der eunse bes Nasens, Ser eeber, Reren, Blafe bes
2erSens unb ieoe llnorbnuns i'm yterpenipiteme,
Stropbeln, 8rebs, @efhnuli, Sanbmurnl, 9terpoftz
tat uno aue troniiten uno atuten 2eioen beoer Ge=
lhle6er. 0r. siperpool, Der srose Snoianerzardu-
teI.Sottor, ar. 1872, NorosSntamitraBe, bebans
belt Saamen6tpGbe, neruoie Sbpdhe, Smpotens
nit ooutommenen @rfolse, mas 6unberte beSeusen
tonnen: @erIt bel oieen oos eeben untersra6enben
eetoen tein @elo mebr meg. ionbern beiut unb seb
0r. SoerpooI su 9tathe unb ieib iberseuet er iprb
bem alle anoeren aerste @ub ntt betIen seonnt. SD
m6dte gut Die Sbr @udb iene 4otentz Webainen babt
bolen laen uno oiee unb iene Wrur ohneytuben pro=
birtbabt, ,suru SD tann@u turren. "Yeratbunass
Gtnn6en eUn iriib 9 bis N6enbs ubr; Sonntass
gum Nef1en Der ar6eitenoen &laiie friib 10 bis
Ha&bmittagS l1hr. fGept i0, ,3IRte. .iaTG)
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9ltf Der cSaao etutnroet.

parrt 8bHr9, Yennl., %. Sept. = Gin
sebelmniBuOlles Serbreben 1T in Suniatas
@ountp Deriibt poroen. Sin geiutiier SEND
mel, 80 Sabre alt, sing am letten sSreitage
auf bic Sagp, uno ba er nidt sur feitseieeten
3eit suriidfebrte, 10 iteate ieine 6am,Ite Nad.
fori6un9en an. S6lleBlid entbedte man
ieine 2eide am SuBe oes Sbabe- WOuntain,
nur cine fur3e Strede BON ieiner @obnuug.
Seiu Sopf par burd einen SduB serldmet.
tert, uno iein @emebr, oeiien 6abn absebros
den uno wel4eS nod, auf anbere 8eIe be-
ihdblgt mar, lag etpa 10 Sub bon Der QeiAe.
Wtan glaubt, oab Der Wioro bHr6 qanoitrei=
der periibt puroe, unb our6lndt Die @egeno
und, hen 93 nrneru
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2tn9eblid,e Grmoroitn9 etneS 3ett=
Qett pur oett 8ctter'iG1e1t Souttte.

Stem > rle ans, 25. Sept, - Sin aus
@eit Seliciana bier an9etommener Reger er-
3dblt, bab 8bOmas Dalton, ein anoerer gie>
ger, welfer ebebem al8 3euge Dor Dem 8ots
ter'ihen @omite auitrat, am leeten Samitage
iriib Tim swei ubr BON mebrereu Berioneu on.
gesrliien, unbarmbersis miBbanbelt unb
ldlieBltd] aufgebdngt wurbe. Der 0teser,
pelder bic Na6rid)t iiberbradte, bebauptet,
ein iHtimer Sreuno Dalton's semeieu 81 eiu.