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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05
Brilliant weddings.

The nuptials Of Mr.. VIM. H. Millard,
who is well and favorably known in Cincin-
natl society, and Miss Florence Snodgrass
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. snodgrass,
took place yesterday evening at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, No. SO Dayton
street, Rev. DIR. Fitch, of the Seventh-street
Congregational Church, performing the cere-
monies. The parlors were beautifully Or
namented for the occasion. Numerous and
costly presents were displayed, and large
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05

number of invited guests were in attend
ance.
Miss Sallie Low, daughter of the late Dr..
John s. Low, and Mr.. Will. Kealhofer,
were married last evening at the Loveland
Presbyterian Church, in the presence of o
large number of spectators. At the close of
the ceremonies, which were performed by
Rev. H. A. Rossitor, the bridal party and
invited guests returned to the residence OF
the BRIDES parents, where a magnificent
reception was awaiting them.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05

A singular dilemma is reported in life in
surance business. At Memphis, this sum-
mer, died Peter A. Tighe. So did the doc
tor who attended him. So did the under
taker who laid him out So did the clergy
man who officated at his funeral. The
company in which Mr. Tighe's life was
insured declines to pay the amount of the
policy for want of the regular evidence of
his death
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05
Public schOol COncert..

The Public Schools will be closed on Fri
day, by order of the Board OF Education, in
order to give the teachers and pupils an
opportunity to attend the concert. The
night school will also be closed for the
same purpose Friday night.
The Gaines High School will take part in
the concert at the Music Hall tomorrow
afternOon
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05
FARMERS COLLEGE.
FARMERS COLLEGE,
College HILL Hamilton Co., O..

MAINTAINS REGULAR CLASSICAL, PHIL
Nl OSOPHICAL, Scientific, Ladies' Classical and
Teachers Courses Admits both sexes to all the
Drawing and Vocal Music Expenses reduced to
lowest point No extras whatever. Scholarship
holders have free tuition Special attention given
10 Teachon Healthfulness safety, convenience
and beauty Of location unequaled. For full in
formation address
J. B. SMITH, President
~ College Hill. Ohio
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05
BANKRUPTCY.

nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
No. 2,269-1n the matter of Samuel Davies, bank
rupt.-The creditors of said bankrupt are notified
that he has filed his petition in this Court praying
for final discharge from all his debts provable
under the bankrupt act and the acts amendatory
thereof, and said creditors required to appear
at Court of Bankruptcy, to be held before me- at
my office, No. East Third street, Cincinnati on
the 30th day OF December, 1875 atl o'clock a. M,
and show cause il any they have, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted
Dated at Cincinnati December 4th, 1873
FLAMEN BALL
de5-3tTh Register in Bankruptcy.
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nIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
~ Southern District of Ohio.-In bankruptcy
No. 2,362.-In the matter of Israel Fleschman,
bankrupt creditors Of said bankrupt are
notified that he has filed his petition in this Court
praying for final discharge from all his debts
provable under the Bankrupt Act and the acts
amendatory thereof, and said creditors are re-
quired to appear at Court of Bankruptcy, to be
held before me at my office, No. East Third
street, Cincinnati, on the 27th day of December,
1878, at 10 O'Clock q. M, and show cause if any
they have, why the prayer OF said petition should
not be granted.
Dated at Cincinnati December 4th, 1873
FLAMEN BALL,
de5-3tTh Register in Bankruptcy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05

One of the largest dams in the United
States, that of Hadley Falls, eight miles
north OF Springfield, Mass, is l,0l7 feet
long, and 2S to 80 feet high, built Of timbers
a toot square each, which are laid in tiers
crossing each other, and bolted together,
bedded and secured at the bottom four
feet in the rock, and all having curve up
stream.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05

eyes" observed a friend, ''she certainly
is very highly cultivated. She is very
stylish, plays we'll, takes well, dances well,
rides well, and succeeds admirably in pri-
vate theatricals. In fact" he added, 'she's
just the kind of girl you'd like one of
your friends TO marry"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05

one but Mrs. Donville was at home. That
lady got out her revolver, fired two shots at
the intruder, and then ran to a neighbor's s
house to faint away. The burglar also got
scared and left
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05

Parties visiting st. Augustine, Florida
have this advantage: an assurance OF first,
class hotel accommodations, at one OF the
largest and most reliable of Southern Tho
tells, che st. Augustine.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05
EaNCinRfing.

When a delightful odor surrounds the
person, by the use of DR.. Prices exquisite
Perfumes then it is that the utmost fascina-
tions of beauty come in play and captivate
are appreciated for their peculiar delicate
fragrance
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05

A Japanese publishing house, which some
time ago issued native translation OF the
Gospel by Matthew, now has ready pocket
New Testament for the Japs. 1t will be a
neat and stylish little volume.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The glltterlnS steer,
And sadly soueal in dismal chorus;
While visions sweet
OF stewed pigs feet
And sausage meat rise up before uA
Do not desplse
The pig that dies;
We utilize his tail for whistles,
We eat his meat
Down TO his feet
And then make brushes OF his briStieA
THE gambling-houses we're closed last
night
THE Jury In the United States Court have
been discharged, after having served NIFTY
two days
THE October number OF the Journal Of
the Cincinnati Society of Natural History
has been issued
PRor. BEN. CAssIDAY a talented teacher
of elocution and English literature, died
last night in this city.
THE DeBeck investigation was called last
evening but adjourned until this evening
for want OF witnesses.
EDWIN A. FINK, of the Soldiers Home,
is in the County JAIL awaiting his trial Tor
the alleged forging OF pension claim.
THE resolutions of incorporation of
Aradne Protection Lodge, No. &c. of the
knights and Ladies of Honor, were left for
record yesterday.
DEATH from intemperance and exposure
was the Coroner's verdict in the case OF
Robert Corr, whose death was mentioned
in our yesterdays columns
THE lecture of Col. C. w. Moulton before
the students of the Cincinnati Business
College, at Pixies Opera-house, on Com
mercal Law" was an instructive one and
was we'll attended.
JOHN JONES, of Greenbush, Ohio, came
here Tuesday last with $75 in his spossession;;
He left his boarding place yesterday and
has not been seen since. His friends can
not account for his absence.
GEORGE MOORE, the colored turnkey at
Hammond-street Station, who was dis
charged for irregularities, to all OF which
he pleaded guilty, has been re-instated by
the Commissioners.
WHILE the Rev. I. Dewitt Talmage was
OH his way from Franklin, o., to Lebanon,
where he was billed for q lecture, the
horses took fright and the reverend gem
tleman was thrown from the hack, but
escaped uninjured.
THE Nineteen Engine Company, which
was called Thanksgiving Day to cxtinguisll
q fire in the Secret Heart Convent, received
note yesterday from the Sisters, enclosing
$40 and thanking the Company for their
assistance, The money was turned over tc
the Association.
T1cE & HUNTINGTON, the well known
dealers in queensware OF ll9 Main street
Cincinnati, were yesterday awarded the
contract for furnishing tableware, etc, tc
the Soldiers Home, at Dayton, o., for the
ensuing year. The contract was to the
lowest and best bidder and was awarded to
Messrs Tce and Huntington in competi
ton with other leading houses of the West,
after the opening of several bids and
critical examination of the goods.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05

The Secretary reported the total subscrip-
tions to date at $74, 1867.
Colonel L. NJ. Dayton, J. D. Ellison, w.
w. Peabody and Samuel Stephenson were
appointed a Committee on Transporta-
ton.
The Board decided to employ additional
solicitors at liberal compensation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05

Cases are constantly occurring in every
family where, if Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
were used in time, the cough and cold
would give no further trouble.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05

MISS BRADDON's new and thrilling story,
M Thou AT the Man, 10c Valentine Vox, the
Hentriloquist, 1oc. Houdin, the Conjuror, 1oc.
Mysteries of Paris 2oc. Count Of mcate Cristo,
2Oc. Tom Cringles Log, 20c. Standard Libra
~" Of any bookseller or newsdealer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05

A masked burglar entered the house OF
Mr.. Donville, Of Manistee. Mich, white no
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05
Attention, Smoky Chimneys!

r GUARANTEE A CURE.-Grate setting. man.
L tells, ranges and general briekwork, by c. c.
STEPHENS; residence 1872 Richmond ST. de5-3m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-24
Baltimore Mb., 9enfag, Den "a. sepember 1873.

rem, lisgt in ibrer @obuung Scr. 1872, gSas
hiugtolIzStraBe, in @eorgetomn an ben Sol
gen eluer Serlebung, Die iie ourh oaS &raben
einer Safe Dor einigen Sagen erbielt, gefdhr>
ltd franf oarnteoer. Sie mar nit Sem @a<
iden threS Gleblius8 bei9dfti9t, alS sas bin
terliitige S6ier ic an em3eigefinaer ibrer refl=
ten Sano fratte, 10 baB oas Slut bem Rite
eutquoQ. Wian belt 3uerit Ni6tS BON Der
gSunoe, bis enblid &ntSiinoung ba6u trat,
ZEN Irm er9riff uno fib balo iiber ibren GAM
sen &Orper perbreitete. Alle Semiibuugen,
6erIelben Giubalt III tbun, blteben frud)tloS,
uno Der 3ultano Der iltngen Dame tpar geiterl
10 prefdr, oaB bic StraBe 9eiperrt tpuroe, um
ibr 10 biel, tpie m0glif), &nbe III peridaffeu.
(glleranSria.) - @eorg q. 5arper,. Elm in
@eiddftSfreten ieit uielen Sabreu bier tpobls
befaunter Ser, febrte Dor &urSem na6 ieiner
genen 6reita9 9lbeno pl6blib itarb.
Der 0reieinigfeit8zSirde geitern WtOrgeu ietne
Qbl1ieb5preoiat biclt, mad)te er bic traurige
Ottttbeilung, baB ietn SOr9Gn9er, Yfarrer s..
0toihugueS, mad elmer Oepelfe BON Reru=
Orleans bort oem aelben Sieber gum Spfer
gefallen lei. 6eute 0for9en nurbe pom 3D.
ter &ianpi, Dem neuen Seeliorger bieIer @e<
meinbe, fir Die Rube oes Serltorbeuen ein
Sooteuamt 9ebalten.
- 9m Samftag ab,nO fam e8 in Samuel
8rannon'8 8gierbaae AM SitzRarfts Ylabe Su
einem Sramaue. Msbrere Sarbige famen
berein uub luei9erteu iid, alS 3useuladt wur=
De, Oa8 1ofal Su uerlaiien, iObaB iie i0rmlid
oil Die Suit geiCtt merbeu nluBten, ieooh
nr6t obne Srannon eruitli6 81 uerleben.
Sic 6rieOeHSi0rer ruaren SameS 5enOeriOn,
6anlllton Saoa9e uno 0tobert Ra0, alias
nSuapper." Sle wuroen balo na9ber uerz
baitet.
- 9aOio @cOtt uuO gSm. 6arSeftp, far
bi9e Suben, gerietben an Samita9S= AbenOe
in einen Streit in BriOgeltraBe, in melbem
Der Grftere pom Nnoeren am 5alle uuo &Opfe
nit einem 6eberfilefer geidnitten wurOe.
Sar0eitp muroe perbaftet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-24
wermiId,te telesrapbtid,e 9epeid,em.

= Die @attln DeS Generals Sberuldn llsgt
tn Mtlant1ez @itp, N.<S., bebenflidy ers
franft bar1ieber. Or. goii! WorriS, Der So
milienarSt bes Generals, muroe seiiern Don
8aiblnston al bas 9ager Der Sranfen bern=
fen.
-Sn9hiltppsburg, nabe Montreol,
rpurOe seltern ein Sarmer, gtalneus DTS
Stone, ourb eineu mlloen Stier aufgeipieBt
uno 9etDDtet.
-5enrn u. Barr, rpelder in 8 # n
inter Der Nnilage uerbaItst puroe, an Der
@egnahme bes Oampiers y@bslapeafe" ourd)
Die @onfDoerirten betbeilist se,ueien ST. iein,
puroe geitern entlalieu.
- Ser republlfani]d)e Gtaats= =Gonueut bon
Connection tast beute in 6artiorb.
= Sn YbtlabeIphia wuroe geitern
Sugb VI. Wfnlen, Hebafteur Der ,SunoaDs
gSorlb," an Der @de Der 7. uuO @besnutItr.
BON einem setpiiien 81. sc. Yrice lpesen an.
9ebliher Berleumoung leines Saters burd,.
gepeitld,t. Yrice tunroe uerbaitet unb teate
Yarsidaft.
Sn Der gahe BON Siafis, gsinu.,
fino Diele Sarnbdnier nno cine groBe 0uans
titat Gclraioe ourf Yrariefeuer SerllDrt wor-
ben.
| = Scr Gbinelenausfano su Sictori a
in 8rltiid- Columbia 1T beenbet, uno bic @bis
neen iino on Die arbeit suriifsetebrt. Die
Brase iiber bic Ghineien. .8opfiteuer selanat
| all ndhlten Wfontage Dor benz Sber9ertd3te
sur Gerbanbluus.
/ - Oas 9eitern in Stem Orleans angefOm
meme So lidliff Ami { q on D ."
brad,te filnf Watroieu beS Sbooners uGu
lalie" aus 9belburue, gf..S., ipeld5es Babr
seug am 8. os. Uits. BON benz Sd)iffe ent
mattel nHo bitlhoS angetroHen nurbe. Gapi
tdu uno 9teuermanr fonnten uidbt gerette
meroen, inbem bic See tnsipiiden 81 mill
lpuroe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-24
Cages Neuisfeitea.
t8sttSrteus, tsIrsrapbtid,e uno o2SedaisIsIaste
Stpttaeu.li

Der adtb. @uaap 561ei6er lieat
in letner 6eimath su @nero, Ser., idmer
franf. gr bat iih ohne i3.peiiel in benz
&ie ae9en ieinen qemeinen, beimtiidiid)en
@egner Srelano 81 iebr angefreugt unb bielr
leid)t aud su lebr geGrgert. Sofientlid tbut
Sr. Shleid9er Dem fleineu 9emago9en BON
Seguin nidlt ben Sefallen, au iterben.
llniere gtoti3 iiber bic Oibioenbe Der IS ers
NJ a nia," o,e mir einem gSedielbfatte ent.
non1men batten, mar in iofern unridtlg, oils
belagte @eiellidlaIt 1S73.nur in ben bon bem
Sieber beimgeiud,ten 2anoestbeile1 feline 0i=
oioenoe sablte, aber I'M gforoen uuo WeIten
niemals arfb0rte, Otptbenben III erfldren.
Seia9te @eie1id)aft lit eine ser iolibeiten oes
3anees nnb bat einen lleberid9ub bon 81 1854, J.
9S9.16 su @uniten Der YolicsnzYeiiber.
gSie ein pl0bli6er Slisitrabl, Der in Der
nnbetmlthen Einbifine Dor benz 2osbruhe
etnes llugetpitters bic 9esenb erbellt, ge=
mabnt unS bic u a d. DIT aus af9ba<
niit an, baB man Der britiidlen @eianot.
i6ait ben Ourd3ug nah &abnl perlueigerte.
Oas uugerpitter miro iebr balo l9sbred]en,
nno Die Seten beS vailf ewige 3eiten" &C.
ldloIlenen Berliner Srieben5 iperben oann in
ale gSinbe flattern.
Charles StIber, untsr @rant'S Sertpaltun9
$ ills SifriftS NnmaIt % II
gS aib ingtor1, bort aber in perId)iebene
Oiebitdble, Giubrii6e, Seblereien II. I. 10.
peripdelt, ipeshalb CT nad) Oelanare fliid].
tete, lfeint Idon tpieber in ShmulitGten su
ieiu. @enigltens puroe lebten Samitag in
philadelphia ein iunger Gou0fat bieleS So.
mems aus Delapare tpeaen Diebitabls bon
Bii6ern psrbaftet. sSiiber mar elmer Der bic
IA, 1,o, OF
DIE @raut'S @naoenionne auSgebriitet bat.
Sie eigentbiimlide Sbatiad)e, SaB oas
gelbe 5icber bieles Sabr BON Nemz 8 r.
leans aus, no eS in ben Ser. Staaten 5u=
erlt aus9ebro hen lit, iih taft ausi6lieBlid in
noro0itliter Nihtuug oerbreitet bat, ut iebr
aufaaeno. gSeeer SeraS I'M gSeiten unb
Siioweiteu bon Stem Orleans, nod g(rfau.
las ober Mihouri i'm Noro,ueiten iiuo anaez
ariffen tporbsr, troboem Sauienoe BON @elbe
fiebersSranfen oortbin gehiibtet iiuo. eSn
YlaguentneS llno einigen anoeren Srte1, bic
in 4oniiiana auf Dem redten llfer beS Dtiiiil=
iippi liegen, bat iih Die Srantbeit amar 9ez
Seigt, 1T aber uur iebr ibwad aufsetreteu.
Stdote, ipie Napoleon, 9elena, Stem ,Maorio,
auf benz rsdten llfer bes Miihiiippi itno pers
ld,ont geblieben, mdbreuo gfatfe,, Saton-
Houqe, Bort @lbjon, SldSburg, @reenplae,
WempbiS, Sidman uno 5ablreid)e anoere
Srte anf benl linfeu llier oes Wttiitifppi er.
grtfieu moroen Gno, uno Die &ranfbeit iid)
na1 Norboiten gu, lpeit in's Snnere bes 2aIs
oes, mad Grenada, Soqp=Sprin9s u. !. no.,
| ia, na6 @allipolls am oberen Shio, oel
Wtiiuouus bes Samantha segeniber, iortge
pIanSt bat. gs mare mobl Der Wfitbe ipartb
rpenn Satperitanoise es iidb Snr Iufgabt
nadlten, Der llrlahe bieier eigenthiimlId1er
@ribeiunng nah5uforideu, nm 10 eigentbiim
lid,sr, ba iid Die &raufbeit friiher, lobalo i,
in Stem Orleans aufgereten mar, aud langs
Der teranil9en StiIte Su perbreiten pileste.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-24
Cube Der Gpben'i6em &omSoie tit
@aSbington.- "ALL QUIET ON
THE POTOMAC

bingtou, %. september. - Slaaf
Cohen bat bis isbt feinen Seriu9 9enadt,
eineu abermali9en um3us burf bic ShaBeu
3u peranitalten. Der gteger Simmes, tpel<
der am lesten Samtage ipegen zines Nn<
sriffs auf ben Yolt,iiteu Sliper perhaftet
muroe, eri6ien beute Dor tem 8oliseigeridte
unb muroe proseIfirt. 8ibter Snel bemerfte,
mdbrenb er baS llrtbeil iprat), Cohen bdtte
bic unpiiienbere unb am 2eid)teifen su perz
blenbenbe &laiie OeS &olfeS irregeleitet unb
su anfrnbreriifen Sanblungen perfiibrt, rpel<
DIE Su ernfen Quftritteu fiihren f5nnteu, penn
man nift SoriidtsmaBregelu treffe. Cohen
Iei flug genug, nidt lelbft 9egen ben Sn6ita=
ben beS @eieteS su periioBeu, uno feline tbDs
rihteu 4nbGneer fieleu Der Strafe anbeinl.
9lGe Ser ianmluugen unb llmSiige, gleid ben
BON @oben perantalteten, iparen aufriibrerii1
uno 9eIebDibrig, inoenu iie oaS 2eben uno
@igentbum Der Siir9er geIdbrbeten, mnb i'm
Sale glut mdbrenb elmer iolden 9emonifras
ton per9oilen weroe, 10 lei ieber Qnbanger
Gobens perantportlidl. Oiele Oemonftraz
tionen lniiBten perbinbert meroen. Die Ir=
better f6nnten gtihtS ourf) bieielben 9euin~
men, un6 Elm Subieft pom Sdlage @oben'S
f0nne ibneu nur i1aben. Gum S6luiie Ia9te
Der 8idter, Der ansefla9te el elmer Der Sps
tel @uuelt pf ltUuuJ iuUue Sl IttHS lbuIul1tH6
belt unb bic 4uireQun9, in mel6er er fib be-
fanb, als milbernoe @riinbe 9elten laiien Mub
ihm nur eine Strafe BON $40 ODER 30ztd9ige
@efdn9niBbaft auferle9er. Die Straie ipuree
bon @oben besablt.
GOben belu6te berte Den Superintenbenten
Der Poli5ei uno fraate, oh er beute eine Serz
iammlmn9 Dor bem Ratbbauie abbalteu f6nne?
Ser Superintenbent perpieS i'm Oil ben 0iz
itriftSmariaaa, ipelder j6on am Samitass=
Nbenbe ein Serbot gegen rueitsre Seriamm=
lungen on Der betrefienben Stelle erlaiien
bate. @oben entierute iid unb erflarte ipa<
ter, er peroe Die Seriammlun9 beule abeno
auf jebe 9efabr bin abbalten. Der Superin-
tenbent erlieB beute 0tadmittag einen Sefebl
an bic Yoli3er, rpeld)er Die 2sttere anmeil't,
@oben uuo leinem @efolge nid)t 5u aeitatten,
bic Sreppen bes Iapitols ODER bes Hatbbauz
ies, bic StraBen ooer Die Barfe su Seriamnlz
lungs3tpeden Sn benuben. Die bertttene Bos
ltSei patrouillirt i'm @tnflanse nit obi9er 9lns
meiiun9 Die StraBen uno 5eritreut ale Nufz
lauie.
(Spdter. )-Goben madte beute abenb fei-
nen Serlud, ietnen Snbang Dor benz Hatbz
bauie su perlammeln. 9lae Nufre9ung 1T be-
ennet, uno man befiirhtet feineu meiteren Gua
mutt. @ohen benabrldlti9te beute Ibenb ben
PoliSei Superintenoenten baB er fernerbin
feline SerIammlungen Dtranitalten rno oaB
feline iuetteren Serii6Be 8egen oas 9eet itatt=
fiu0eu miirbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-24
9rdFoe,tt @aDes atf Der SSabrt omrd,
Sflin.

G1epelanb, 23. Septbr. Brafoent
Sapes uno @efol9e trafen beute Worgeu 10
llbr nit Dem SabnSu9e aus oem gSeften bier
elm; etwa 800 Yeriouen batteu iid) am Sabu=
bofe periammelt, nm ibn Su begrilBen. Sr.
5apes bielt BON Der binteren Ylattform beS
8assons cine fur,e @eoe oil bic aume,enOsn,
uorauf er nebit Samilie nad Der @Obnnng
bes !6rn. Iutin fubr, no bic &elieseieDi9alt
ipeilte. lin llbr fubr ber BrdiiOent nit eis
mem Spe3ial3uge weiter. gei Iaiance lpuroe
bic 9teiisgeelll1aft ourd einen &auouenialut
begriiBt. Ourf oiele &anonaoe iuuroen alle
6enitsr bes SalOnpag9ons sertriinlmert.
Pittsburg, Pa., %. September. -
Yrdltoent 9apes langte I'm llbr butte Abeno
aus @lepelano hier Oil uno puroe in Der ilbll@
hen @eiie enpianaen.
Die ,union,3igue" tritt mor9en in bieier
Stabt Suiammen, uno Disle prominente 8e<
publifauer aus allsn 2auDesthelleu iino be-
reits anmeieno. Dratbent 9apes miro ben
8erbanolungen beitpobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-24
YerntlS@te Depeid)e.t aus Netus
Mnrf.

Nem<0orf, %. Septenber.-Oie lin
teriubung binfibtlih Der gerwaltung oeS
hieiisen 3ouamtS murbe beute Don benz bieit.
gen @ongreB. .@omite fortgeiebt.
= Sob Sffnets beute su 1908.
= Ser Dampfer uSris" 1T bon 9ua bier
eingelaufen,
= Die 8rooflpner Bolisei confissirte beute
1900 Yfunb eingeidmug9elten 3uders.
Sobn @onuorS rnb SEQ. 8. Broipn
wurSen beute inter Der 4nflaae uerbaItet, ON
lesten Sonnta9s Ibeuoe Spernsuder i'm
g8ertbe BON $4,000 aus bet1l gaben oes Spti=
fer8 S. $. Simon, yr. 687, Sroabman, ge=
ftohlen 5u baben.
- Ser Dampfer y8oliuia" bon @lassow
1T bier ansefomn1en.
- Die 3oa f@innabmea betrnsen beute
$399,000.
- ISM. 5. gef, maieusurator oeru Deut.
Iben Sparbanf" in Norrliania, bat bic Dts
reftoren Der anitalt auf $3.50, 900 perflast.
| Gr bebanptet, oaB bic Direftoren Dipioenbe
| beaablteH, obglei6 iie wuBten, baB bic Banf
| inlolDent mar.
Der llntridatmeiiter sahlte beute fir
| Sntereiien $97 900, nub fir elnaeaoaeue Sb,
I.sationeH $3.50, 600 aus.
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0efed,t nit Den fetnaItden GbeDens

9eaoentpn nrtb, &s., 23. @ept.-@ine
0epei9e aus Doose=@itp, &s., entbdlt fol.
ssnoe Mittbeilunsen: u0ie bon ben Sruppen
uno elmer g(n5obl Sreiwiaiser uerfol9ten feinb-
35 Wfeiltn liiOiueitltd BON bier, NO iie ii1
peridan5t batten, ein9ebolt. Ser Sampf be-
gam am lebten Samita9e, uno ben lesten
Na6rlAten 5ufol9e ruaren mebrere Snbianer
getOotet lporOen, iudbreno bon ben gSetBen
gtiemanb perlebt mar. Die Snbianer ioleu
eine groBe 2n3ahl 9eraubter S9afe bel itd
fiibren."