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Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
Mysterious Disappearance.

A dispatch from Cleveland, Dec. %.
says; Walter Gibbons, aged 43 years,
who has for tn" past rs years been fore,
man of Short & For-man's job printing
house, has been missing since Tuesday
night. His watch chain and other valua.
blts were found in his room, and the
fact that Mr.. Gibbons had ov-rtaxrd
himself since the burning of his I'm
ployer's establishment, indicates that
he has committed suicide VIII lc suffer
ing from mental alteration
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
Murder Missouri,

A despatch from St. Louis, Dec. %,
says. A dispatch from Jefferson, Mo-,
says that Michel Donhn shot and kill
ed Frederick lacke in the house of the
latter. last evening. The latter owed
the former some money, which he re.
fused to pay and accused Donohn OF
stealing some monkey-wrrnches from
him, whrrrupon DonohT drew re,
volver and shot Tacke dead while
sitting in chair.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
How the Sad Tidings were Receiyec
at kenncti.

Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, of Kennett, the
aged parents of Bayard Taylor, Minis
ter to Berlin, received the new, of the
death Of their distinguished son at nine
o'clock on Thursday nigh'. 1t was a
terrible shock to the aged couple, and
the loss they have sustained Is we'll
nigh unbearablc.
A sum of nearly 81 200, drawn from
the United States Treasury OH Satur.
day by William J. Brown, fna1cal
clerk Of the Washington City Post office,
disappeared mysterious way, being
lost, according to Mr.. Browns report,
in one of the closets of the Treasury
building. Detectives are investigating
the matter.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
where do They Go.

A Sunday school teacher met boy
on one of the streets of this city, yes.
terday Sunday afternoon, with a pair
of skates in his hand. lie stopped th"
boy and placing his hand on his head
h" said, my boy do you know where
all the bad boys 90 that skate on Sun
day. Yes sir do, then tell me whprei
why they 60 to Shelipot creek.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
D y. 1OBlNeON ACO..
BANKERS Il BROKE Frs
n. y. COV.fOu rth and Msrk 81,
WILMINGTON, DELAW ARE

foR SALK.-3 shares National Bank Of vii.
mington and Brsndywiae stock.
WANTED.
Masonic Hall stock.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on commission. Every iacil-
ity afforded for persons TO sell or invest In
stocks or bonds. feb20-1v
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
The Weeks Mortality.

Twenty.three deaths occurred in the
city Las, week, six more than IN pre-.
vious week--E, B, Frazer, Esq, Regis
ter of Deaths and Burials, reports them
as follows Nativity-Foreign q Ire,
land, !; England, !; United States, 81.
Adults, H. minors, II; Whites. lG,
blacks, 7. Males, Il; females, II, Under
one year of age, 2; between and 5
years 2; 5 and 10, 2, 10 and 20, 4; %
and 80. 2: 30 and 40 a. 40 and so, 2;
60 ana 70, 2, so and 80, /; still born, 2.
COrOner's cases, |; almshouse case,
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
MONEY READY FOR GOOD FIRST
wi MORTtiAHES.
Elliott, Johnson E. Co..
BANkER AND BROK ERS,
SIXTH AND MARKET sTs..

WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
FoR SALR.-$2, 900 New Castle Gas Bonds.
Stocks and Bonds bought Tor cash or carried
On margins If desired. TelegraphIc comInu.
nication with all the Exchanges. Quotations
furnished gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
> Mt.~ y FRO.

DAIFIING a ~ GRAlNlNf. The firm
j d; '}ckman X Valentine, having been
'lasU,ved by the decelsc al Wesley Hickman,
+ e undersigned will continue the above busi.
ness at Tie second story Of the Telegraph
Building, Corner oiTlhrd and Market streets,
N his Own ACCOUNT. VIM. II. VALENTINE.
nIDhl M
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

"ANTED "A irst-class chance for -
w young man to learn the Photograph
business one that has home in the city pre-.
iered For particulars call on or address "
302 Market street. dczl.tt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
Take Care OF Your Ey es.

Bescher will be open all day Christ.
mas. Come early.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
Sudden Death at New Castle.

Mr.. John Burnham, prominent citi,
zen OF New Castle died suddenly in that
city yesterday Sunday morning. He
has been i'll of a pulmonary, complaint
for some time past, hut his death
though not unexpected was a surprise,
as Mr.. Burnham went down to Town.
send and returned on Saturday. He
was a gentleman possessing consider,
ble property, member of Emmanuel
p. Z. church and was a member of the
New Castle Board Of Education. He
leaves wife and two children.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
HEALD 4 CO.,
IA MIXERS AND BlsOk ERk.

AND DEALERs IN
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, GOLD AMI
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILhIH9T0H, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Csllsctions.
Tickets To and drafts on Great Britain and
other parts OF Europe. nov7-lv-d
STOCK OJJtyTATI(lNS
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

For Coughs, Cafarrh, Heares and Sore Throo
GOING'S ANATOMY Of THE HORSE,
card skeleton tprtce 80 cenis,) for framing
upon whtch is located every imporida disedst 10
Dhich The horse is liable
All the a'oue are JOr sale by
u JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Cor. Sirih and Market sireets
RISLEY'S EXTRACT Of WITCH HAZEL
similar 10 FONDS EXTRACT and al h0lf u2
price Otthe 1,ier. For Sdieby
u. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Ssrih and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
The Indians.

The Governor of Washington Terri.
tory has had a conference with Gene
raj Howard in regard to the suspicious
attitude of Chief Moses and his band
Two companies Of infantry and two o.
cavalry will bs despatched to the
kittitass Valley, and Camp Harvey
will be abandoned for a new post neal
Ellrnsburg,
In response to a demand from the
Governor of Kansas, the captured
Cheyenne Indians will be taken to Fort
Lavenworth, in order that those iden'
tilted as guilty of outrages may bt
turned over to the Kansas authorities
for trial, and the remainder sent back
to their agency in the Indian Terri
tory.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
Murder Of WllneAe.

News has been received at New Or.
leans oftke disappearance and probable
murder Of two colored men, named
Clark and White, near Caledonia, La.
They were on their way to New Orleans,
having been summoned by the United
States Grand Jury to testify regarding
the election troubles. When they
reached Caledonia on tn. steamer, a
constable named Cole presented war.
rant for their arrest, and started with
them in the direction of Shreveport.
On the way thither mob took the pris
oners from tn. constable and nothing
has been heard of them since.
Closing Out.
l.. W. Stidham 4 Son will close out
the stock Of trimmings at the N. X. cor.
3rd and King streets to morrow morning
commencing at 8 o'clock, and cGntin-
ue until all are sold.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
Parents-Card or Thanxs-P Pnblic

| desire to return my sincere thanks
to my most obliging patrons, for tn,
noble and also the most excrllen,
and acceptable manner in which they
costumed their children to make the
entertainment on Saturday evening, a
success. Also to the large and select
audience, that ventured forth on such
a disagrreable evening to please and
delight the little ones as well as tht
large ones. Hoping to meet all soon
again, | remain yours Respect'y,
PRoF. J. II. CRABB,
Prin. Of Wilmington ACADEMY.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

A man named William Thompson,
had three of his fingers so nearly cut
off while working at the planning ma
chine in the shops Of Pusey, Jones &
Co., on Monday, that they hung merely
by the skin, when he deliberately took
out his knife and completed the work
of amputation. He then went to the
off of DR.. West and had the wounds
dressed. He then returned to the shop
and worked the balance of the day.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

COPEMANS TONIC POWDER,
For purifying the Blood and fnproutng th
condition Of the horse
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

GOING'S collie POWDER,
For Coiic, Securing Inflammation Of hs
Bo,ceLs, &c.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
ADELPHlA MARKEFs:S

ND11CE. Those wanting to make
~ Christmas.presents can buy the follow
lowing goods very low, for they must be sold, :,
as the undersigned, VIM. II. CHADWICK,
Nos 2O7 and 2J9 W. Fourth street. is moving
to Atlantic City:
A large assortment Of Patent and other
Lamps and Fixtures. Gas Globes and fixtures
300 Of Rodgers eel bratcd Pocketknlves, Is
gross OF Pipes, 10000 Cigars, 10 doz. of Chi
nese Shells, Shoes Soaps, Periumery and
Toilet Sets. 800 SILK Neckties lot OF J Jewelry
one good tune rosewood Piano nd other musi-
cal Instruments and all the fixtures and hun
dreds OF other articles. His Museum will be
open to the public with newcuriosities Tor the
holidays. dc23tf
NbI1CL TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
~ Those who sell or transfer Real Es-
tate, and do not wish pay the tax OF 1879
will Oblige the undersigned by leaving n no.
tce thereof at our Office that we may assess it
TO the proper owners.
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM kYNE.
City Assessors
Office, No. 10 r.. Sixth street, between
Market and King, Hours sa. IN. to u M,
2 to and 10 S y. IN dclT-tf
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

rent lease S .cnd : Gc:rpoa fs '?r sas .'s Sn% Hr
prce al rent. as ! nave many applicants p.
CHANDLER. Real Estate Agent, No 2E.
sixth 1t drl4
NuTlCE, ,-JcilcrsOn Lodge, No. 2, !. .. q
~ r., members are requested to be pres
ont on Thursday rv, ming, dec. 26, 1873, bu
ness Of importance. GEO X. LARSON. R.
S drc23.ptt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

NDTlCE.- The recent decision of the Su
~ per!"r Court at New Castle concernn,
Validity Of SralS, does not effect Thomas X
LalIy N0tprlal Seal. All persons wishing
papers acknowledged would do we'll to call Ol
he undersigned. THOMAS X. LALLY
6U2 Market street. drcl7
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
Closing Out.
DRU as. MEDICINES, &C.
PROF. j. A GOING'S
Veterinary Editor Of Spirit Of the Times)
REMEDIES FOR HORSE DISEASES

GOIEG'S WORM DESTROYER,
For Worms or Bots.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

GOING'S cough POWDER,
For Coughs, Cdtarrh, Heapes and Sore Throo
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
MILLS QUOTA
ID I1ONk.
W. q. PENNYPACKER Il co.

VIII, FINN ~ II TN \ 'O
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-14
WermiRte YerSpaeta.

Seem . Off, 13. Sept.-Sol9enoe PerIoa
uen murben geitern bel Der BOll5ei ais uermiBt
angemeloet: @eorg q. 3tidmonb aus Peefs-
fiG iubr am 10. September nit Oem Oampfer
y@brgitena" nod ytem~g gorf ab mt mu.oe
letioenl ni6t mieber seieben. Pblipp Serth,
43 Sabre alt, ging am Oienitage BON leiner
g9obnuns Scr. 354, @eit.53. StraBe, meg uno
rpuroe sulest sesen Ill llbr abenos i'm Sul
ser'i6en @ait Riuer~ Barfe geieben. ST bate
$1,000 bis $1,000 Saargelo uno eine soloeue
llbr in Der Saide. Sertb itammt aus @riin.
berg, @roBaersogtbum Seiisn, uub 1T in @tn-
cinnati auidiiis, no er cine eSrtbi9aft bat.
gr ilt I'M Seiiee elmer geibrente BON $1,000
Die er ieoss Sabr in SEEM Dort erbebt. 6,
ltiea bel etner AutunIt bel pru. Su6bols IN
Or. 354, g9sit=43. StraBe, ab unb sing on
Dienltage nit oieiem unb eiuem an6eren
Sreunbe auf oas @anitatter Solfsfeit. Dor
muroe er 3ulebt abeubS um Ill llbr in &c
ielllhaft eines ManneS uno Slpeier 0anlen ar
eiueu, Slihe itbsnb geieben; ieitoem lit er per
ldnunosn.-Oer Is Sabre alte Sames 8a9
lep it ieit benz 10. September aus Bamtudet
8.>S., Derldpunben. - Sarah a. gtoonal
aus Boiton miro lett bem 27. Nugult BOZ
ibren ansebOrisen uermibt. sic reifte an ie
nem Sage angebli9 naG yteru gorf uno Ia
ieitoem gtidts mebr bon iid ieben unb b0rei
laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-14
gtas Oct S,tnaesbamptitaSt.

sSaibinston, 13. Septeuber. - Daa
gtaat8oepartenent bat Die Seitallung Oe8
ebentalieeu @uerrlllaflbrers Sobn g. 0tosbr
gum &oniul in Song Song auSgefertigt
0aS Saldr betrdgt $4,000 pro Sabr.
Die beutiqe Steuereinnabme betrdgt $685., :
21S.42; bic 3olleinnabme $691 ,732.00.
Ser 51asamt8ietretdr bat ben Seiehl, mad
tueldem bonn 16. b. Wfts. on SilberOOuats
aeaen SAatamtsuoteu peraus9abt meroen
lollteu, bis auf @slteres wteber aufgebObeu
angeblid), neil er Die @eIetlidfeit Der 0tab:
uQhlue besmeiielt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-14
Sas lebtc 6efeGt oes Generals
yRiEeS.

6 b c ag : -. Sept. - Der gSntera
Scean" per0fentIi9t cine Spe5iulOepei9e,
rueld)e am Q. September bon Woumoutbs
Sprlug i'm D2aowitone 8arfe a0gei9tdt
murOe; iie entbalt Rdbere8 iiber oas lebte Sc
fedbt Swiihen Sen. Wiiles uub Den a5anuods.
0a5 @eied)t ereigHete ii6 am 4. b. Sc. Sen.
@ille5' @sforte beItanO aus q Soloaten un0
35 uerbiin0eteu @rom8. Die GSforte iibers
rumpette ole ganuod8 gcgen 8agesanbru9
uno l9tug oieiclben mad 5lueiititnOlsem aanla
pfc in Die 6tudt. Capt. Bennett bonn 5.
,5nfanterie 9tegimeute, elu &unOibafter unb
elm @roms Jn0taner wuroen 9et6otet. Bon
ben ganuod8 bliebeu 13 ais 2et9eu auf oerr
Shlaftieloe, mdbreno "a - 0tdnuer, 5rauen
uno &tnoer = gefangen genommen unO na6
Sort &eogb 9eididt lpuroeu. Ntan alaubt,
oaB Der Srieg nit oen BanRodS purt Sielen
SSd1l1a bepnAet IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-14
Ste ,,Mtd)iiom =Sopefa Santa sc.
(SiSembal1tt.

ne b q @al., 13. Sept.-Nm Ole1i8=
tage. ben 10. September, murbe Der erfte
Sabnsus iiber bic nat9iiou>9opefa- Santo
6e>gilenbabn" bei6roert lnb erreibte Srini.
oao. Som 8eginne bes gSerfes Su 2a Santa
BIS gum sesenlpdrtigen augenblide bat BIT
@ompasnie mt @nergie on Der 9egung bes
9eleiies arbeiten iafien. 9as gSetf miro bic
mad Sos Stgas auf elmer @ntfernung Don 13s
Mellen fortqeiebt iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-14
Scr @eISatt0rFt.

Eetp yort, 13. Septbr.-@etb ipillig
su 14-3. @e6id 4.32. @olb I9loB beute
;u 1O04. 8unoes Sb!icationen ldloiIen
left; 1881er COUPONS 1919, neue 1865er
1923, 1867er 1054, 1851 1914, reue 6iinfer
1o6, 10.40er Coupons 1861. 2iftien ibloiien
feit; Stem gorfer Genital 11sa, Grie 13&,
2afe Gbore 66s, SQinoiier&eutral 784, Pttts>
burger 80t, @bicagosgfort9nefteru 35k, Trts=
ritaten CIT, 8odsSslano l164r 8eiterallnIon
3ef. 94a.
nnterI9atamts 8ilans: Sob $125 ,4sS,. ).
304.0O; @ouraHt $47 1875. $4,000.
= Die 3oa @lHnahmsn betru9eu beute
$305,0o0,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-14
Ser goliset=artee tn oHsgt. soais,

Ct. Nonts, 13. Septbr.- Wiapor Bau-
mann IN Sf ct. Souls, ss. S. Salih, Der
@bef, nno Sobn @artp, 6iilfsmaridaa Der
Sanmann'l9 'l9en Polisei, muroen perbattet uro
our9 ben 6idter gSatts gu 8ellebiae, Slls.,
oem @efqngniife iiberluieien, neil fie einen
uor etltden gSod)en bon bem erluabnten 8id)s
ter ausgeiteaten @tnbaltsbefebl miBadtet bat
ten. Saumann bot 8itrglhaft gu ieOem Bes
tra9e an, muroe iebod) nid3t snr Biirqihaft
sugelaiieu. 3ruei ieiner anpatte haben fif,
mad Sttalpa, SllS., begeben, um eineu 5az
bsas=GOrpuseSefehl poH oem Oberseri1te gu
erlanaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-14
l1ollferer- MatfriaIifn
no Gffett 9Saaret fitr @t6betat

tflt WroBeh Y. aStetfetEf
bas or5ste Eager in Der StGot su Den f69Iedbsege
Rettsn It,aenlcHenen DtetSeft, HdInlitb: &oxIdben
05erges], setreite anh Btotatseinnen5euse So Slip
leberai9en, Reps, SaaTtM9s Cotelines, Atlas, rohe
ieoern, ginbaoea, Snopfe. QHaiien, Sranlen, Mdge,
Buimpe, GAnaIeH, @tlhliise n1b tsfthtrcHr, EoJuke
aIeg gum &inIailen, 8eieBen unb AnIpuseH &ginraA
eeKlthe. q. %t9neH 9t0ErtS &C Comp,
(Gept2G,1S) 9sr. 80, AanopegIfE,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-14
gie gtadle eittes Detroeemet1 GSatten

. ali a, Cal, 13. Sept. = gSnl. 5:
gSbite, ipelder ieine Srau perod6tigte, ,auf
III pertrautem 5uBe nut Dem Or. DtDbrtng,
Ieinem Sausarste, 81 ifeben, entfernte itd1
geitern nnter bem ssorpanoe, auf nehrere
Gage perreiien su mollen, aus ieiner gSobs
nnns, fehrte iehod, nad fnrser 3eit 3uriid uno
fano Or. MObring NIT 6raa gShite I'M 8ettf
simner Der eeeteren. s8bite 9riff M0brin9
nit einem Eaid)enmeiier an nnb onrdihnltt
ibm Die SebIe. @iDbrlas ltarb III tuenigea
Winuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-14
Sranofataftropbe ti4 Der pcnnIDlnar
tttSGlela ScIee0eft0.

&ttu8bitle, Benul., l3. Septbr.-Die
oaeme Selrafitnerie Scr. 2" wurOe beuteAbeno
oud) 6euer 3erit0rt. Der 8rauo entftanS
i'll 6olge Der grploiOn eine8 Scl6sbdIterS.
Osau fiir9tet, oaB mebrcre @teHi9en HHl'S
/ 2eben fanen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-14
Wernttid)te Depei6en aus 9ee.ps
NDtf.

Nsu zDorf, IS. Ssptembsr. r.-@olb erz
Dfneta beute gu 1904.
Ste Oampfer sauguitiue" bon Sara
nno nNedar" Don Sremea ilno beute bier an
gefoniuen.
= Der Dampier r@sltic" bon aiperpool
fam beute bier an.
= Die blef9en 8eeranen BEG r;stifaniidlen
&rtegeS feierte1 beute Den 81. SabreStaq Der
GinnabAe Der Staot Werifo bur1 elm 6eit
Ulferrace=@arben. @eueralnlaior Sbielos
belt eine Neoe.
Dertniid)te telegrapbiid)e 9etei6ett.
Der D0m @0apeineur bon Sbto an=
seoronete 9 II B<nno Bel as puroe se<
tern in ienem 5taate allsenteiu besansen.
- Wdbreno Der nablten Situng Der y e,
iebgebung pon Weips > 6ampibirt
miro ein 8eriud sur 4nnahme zines Ge'
,ebes gemad,t meroen, .ueld)eS Die Pretle Dor
Gllenbabn=8illeten anf Sents pro Wtellt
bei4rdnft.
= Der @ageuSua oss Srn. g. W. 8ootb
ipeld)er am letten Wontage BON . II It
@itp, D.'S., abstmg, luuroe uorgsitsrn IN
&eo.@anpou bon 8 tra q Benra beri
ansebalten uno 9epliinoert. llntef 4noeren
ucrlor 6r. Bootb etrpa $1,000 Baarselo.
gin Mann, gtamenS Dtc cOermott, ipnro
geitern 4benD bel Yittston Benni.
BON einem ;3nse Der rSebish.s5allep. .Sahn'
y bert bren nnoget ct. De
Mfann muroe Id,redlib Detftiimnelt.
- Die 8erbanoluugen be,ii9lid) oes pol
benz on traftor M . 0nalD b bin
fhtlid) Der ,,Wonireal Sttama- Sccibental
8abn" geiorberten @inbaltSbefebls 9egen bi
YroDin3talregierung ipuroe 9etern Su 9unfe
Dfc DogQlo's entidieoeu.
- Cine unssbeure Matfifation8,Gerlamn
lung Der yfational. .@reenbad- Yartei plro
Dpnnerltag Abeno in Nerp1D in
&ooperzSnititnte" abgebalten. Mehr, al
1000 Yerionen, tpeld,e oer Beriammlung bel
sHlpobueH wiinlhteH, fonnten nidbt in ba
@ebdube gelan9en. Die gebaltenen Neoel
bssogeH fifb idmmtlih auf Das Meinltat be
gDa6t IN Maine; bic Dinan3pclitit oes 9e
tretdrs 6bsrmail ipHrbe allgenlttn Dennn1irt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-14
gnrop6ii@e &abel6ertdltt.
Die syajttrrefttott TIT 8oSntett ,tno
Der 0er5e9 oapitta.
cettreid,'s tbeurer elephant
General Bhilippopiti@ angeblih
auf benz q iidauas.

Seth, IS. 5eptbr.-Der yBeftber 2lopb"
iddtt bic 3abl Der Snlursenten i'm norb0itli=
dben 8oSnien auf 10000 Wtann nit % Sea.
nonen.
Belsrao, 13. Sept.-pisr eiusetroffeus
Nahriften ergeben, oaB -46 8osnier uno
9erben, iotpie 200 Tiirfen innerbaib Der lets
ten smei Woden tpe9en Betbeili9un9 an Der
SnlurrettiOn 81 Seraiemo eridoiieu morSeH
finb. 8eitere Sinridtunsen iperoen ftattfint
Den. Dieie Stren9e erbittert bic Snlnrgenten
aui's Ieuserfte nno beitdrft fie in tbrem Gnt~
idhluiie, bis gum lesten Manne 81 fdmpfen.
Wiehrere Der bingerid1teten Serben iuurben ge-
Gen ihren gSillen geSmnn9en, tlir bic Snlurz
genten su fdmpien.
8ien, 13. september, - Die ytahrid]t,
oaR @eneral Ybilippopltld ben 6iid3u9 mad
Brob ansetreten bat, erre9t aa9emeine Ses
fliirsuna, obgleib oas Bublitum 9emiiier Wa.
ZEN auf cine iolde gpentualitdt uorbsreitet
moroeu mar. Die biefgeu Sournale eutbalz
ten iid aus auf Der Sano lle9enoen @riinoeu
aller Stritif. Oas ySrenlbenblatt" Iuht Die
Situaton burd) bic Angabe III erfl1ren, baB
Ybilippopitib before @erbinbungsmese nit
ben ancereu Ditrelhiid1en @orps uub nit
Wieu lpGbreuo oes 9SinterS bersuitellen be-
abfhtigt.
Yelt b, 13. September. - Ser enti1loi=
fene gSiberltanb Der Sosnier bat groBe gtie-
Dergei1lasenbeit i'll llngarn psranlaBt. 6ait
ieoe Samilie in bieier Staot bat elm Nt,tslieo
in Der Nrn1ee, uuo Die 2ilte Der Sobten unb
Serpunoeten mro jsoeu Sag lanser.
gSi en-, 10. 5eptember. - Die Nadridt
iiber BEN Niidsug bes Generals YbiAppo=
oitih BON Seraiepo nad 8roO erregte beute
groBe 4ufresuus auf Der B0rie. Die uYreiie"
bertiinbet beute Nbeno, baB oas Sauptquar<
tier oes smeiten Nrmescorps unter oem @omz
manbo zines Sertreters beS @sneralS Bbt=
lippouitib nur ytbeilmelie" nad Sroo oerlegt
ipsroeu uno oaielbit bleiben miro, bis bic miz
liidrilden SperatlOnen oil Der Can nno i'm
noropeitlid)en Bosneu beenOet fiuo. Geueral
Ybilippopitib wiro angeblid unteroeiien in
Seraiemo permeilen.
elas SonitantinopeI.
&omitantinopel, 13. Septbr. - 90
balo bic 8uiien Sidetmebji, Gbataloia uno
DerfOs gerdumt baben, miro gafer Palfa
bic 6eitunasperfe un iener einie pollsnoen
uub eine neue einie bon 6eitunssperten ndber
an oieiel Staot aufausen.
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Br61tDe.

Gan nStan5isco, Is. Sspt.-sn Gai
Geruaroino nurben geitern 18 @eIddftslofale
bur1 6euer Serit6rt. 8erlult iiber 500, 900;
8sri1ernng $4,000,
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seSfuafstste efnes ss6ls6,ers

q m-Y TT, IS. september. - &has.
8ater, in Dr.. IS, BreiioentliraBe, 8rooflpn,
pobnbait, tpurbe heute inter Der 9lnflage per.
baftet, am IL. b. g8. einen bon 8. S. gafer
& Sruber unterseihueten gSehIel fiir 2159
Bfuno Sterling on Oiorton, SliB & Comp.
perfauit 81 baben. Safer ltebt I'M Seroad)te,
an nlebrerelt auOeren Sdlidnn9en betbeiit9i
1elpelen III iein.
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WoIttisd,es aus aoutitata.

Stem Orleans, 13. Septbr. = General
Beauregaro, melher 0ur 3ett in Seem gorf
peilt, lit aufgeforoert wOroen, ais @ouuer:
Mems @anbtbat Der uereini9ten @reeubddler
unD 9emotraten gesen oenOtaior@. ". Surfe,
ben regelmG6igen remofratiiden @anbioaten,
aufSutreten. Die Gepubllfaner haben iid) be-
reit8 bemiibt, ein 8iineniB nit ben Greeu=
bddlern absuidlieBen. Die 9eger=Shmm=
9eber itnb fait etnlttmmig su @uniten Seaure=
garo's. = 2lae 1esiltraticusz@lerfs in Der
Oritteu 8aro muroen beute auf 8eranlaiiung
DER @rpenh1d1pr nPrhnftet
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seIbftmoro clues iata8em seutfd,ea.
0ifferen3en NIT einem Gotfeaen
Ole mabri 6einli6e uriadh {.

@eitern 9fadmiitag se9eH llbr beein9
9lnton gSetner, 19 Sabre nno Wtonate alt.
Der BEL leuen @ltern @de Mc6enrgltraBe unO
@olOImitb~ m0bHte, in einem 6inters
;mmer oes Srpeiten StodmerfS Selbitmoro,
tnoem er lid nit einer einlduftgen BlItole cine
&ugel 0urdl bic rehte Sdldfe iagte.
gr lebtc nod ungefdbr 10 Diinuten nah
Dem SduiIe. @oroner SgIe murbe bon Ga
pitdu yepion berbeigerufen un6 belt cine QeIz
dendlau, oeren @rgebniB nit ben oben ers
mGbnteu SbatIaden iibereinItimmte. Der
SeritOrbeue mar Dem 9eperbe nah ein Stsz
fuit Sddsr uuO arbeitete lett aeraumer 3eit in
0taOn'S Bistuit 8Gderei. lInqeiGbr Dor
etner g8od)e bate er nit einem Golleaeu Streis
tt9feIten, meld)e ibn OeranaBten, ieine arbeit
au5u9cben, uno e5 miIb permutbet, oaB er
ltb bteriiber triiben @eOaufen binqeqebeR
battle, Die tbn 81 oleem leeten Sd|ritte beuoa
gen. @r iulroe all9enleln fir eiuen thdtiaen
unO iolioeH jungen 0taun aebulteu.
SIM Streite get8Otet.-3n Sarrettss
oille, 6arfOros&Ountp, gerietbeu am. .0onnersa
tage 2lntbler SoneS uuo Artbr s. Malon nm
cine Miethforoerung in Strelt, nObei Der @rz
ittre ourd etnen bonn &ebteren 9eporfenen
Steiu eiueu S6doelbruf erlitt.
SoueS Ioroerte BON YtaiOH eineH Uttetbbe.
trog unO grill Geeteren 6uerit Our9 einen
Steinpurf nuo oonu nit clner S6auiel an.
porani Ntaion III ieiner SertbeiOignng eincn
Steln ergriff mo ietnem @egner oie ansege4
beue iApere Serlesung beibradte.
Die GOuntg aerSe rieieu ben Or. Scarff
BON Baltimore Su 6iilie; ais Oerielbe uber in
SarrettsOille eiutraf, mar Soues cine 2eidbe.
Bel Der &oOtenidau gaben Die @ei6morenen
Den &abrlpru6 ab. oaB 0iaion IN ieiuer
Selbituertbeioigung SOue5 t1Otste.
Die 2lngelegenbett urO Iebod Dor @eri6t
uuteriud)t werOeu. SoneS mar 50 Sabre alt
mo btnterldBt cine g8ittpe. Wtabou iit
3abnarit, 81 Sabre alt uno iein @ater 1T
Hoitmellter IN Sarrett8pille.
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Ste beporitebenOe 8abt in Waiia
fft1ASeffS

8Offon, l3. Sept.-0te 0emofraten in
2pnH erlpdblten geitern 9tbeub 18 Sutler'ide
mo 10 4utt 8utler'ide 0ele9ateH su 6em
oemOtratiid)eu Staat5 @oupente. 0te III
@arnton ermG9lten 81 Oelegaten inO lammtz
lid AnbGneer Buffers. Sn grodtOn uuo
5Opfintou iuulOen @e9ner bes Generals But
Ter 3u Oeeqaten erndblt.