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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-09-14
New York Stock and MONEY Market

NEW YORK. Sept. 13-Evening. Money in good
demand at Il g 20 per cent. on call, and closed at
ing Exchange rmer business at 4s2 for sixty days,
and 1861 for short sight.
Gold touched 100 early, but soon weakened to 1O04
the closing rate; loans l per cent. and fiat. The
cearings were $6,O2s,O00 The customs receipts to-
day were $3O5000. Treasury disbursements $57, goo
for interest and $141 900 for bonds. Governments
quiet.
Imports of dry goods at the port of New York for
week ending to-day were s., ss9,7s7; aw0unt mark
eted $l,248066.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 81 600 shares. including 25675 shares Of
Lake Shore 1850 shares Erie 760O shares Delaware &
Lackawanna, 1880 shares Western Union, 1850
shares Michigan Central.
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European Marlxets.

LONDON, September 13-12.3O P. M.-Consols at
81 1916 for money and 90 for account.
LONDON, September 13-1230 P. M-American Sc
cur1tes-United States bonds, 67s. 1O7s new 5's at
iOss; new 4Rs, 1C6; 1O4Os, at 1887 Erie 1879; pre-
ferred 303. f
LIVERPOOL. September 13-12.3O P.M.-Cotton is
quiet and steady; Middling uplands at Gid; do Or
Ior speculation and export: receipts none.
. Futures 1-3L better; September delivery 613-32:
September and October ST.
Flour at 20 "a 90; Winter Wheat at q m IN .
spring 90 at 9@98; California averages at 10 0l
c Ps az 10 g 10 Corn at % q 1856 Peaslat
at 81 g 50; Lard at 81 8. Cheese at AZ. TauOW at
3S. At London Tailow at SO 8,
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The East St, Louis TrouhIe

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 13.-Mayor Bowman of
East ST, Louis, W. j. Walsh, chief of Bow
mans marshals. and John Carly, Jr., deputy
marshal, were taken before Judge Watts at
Belleville, Ill, on a charge of contempt of
granted by Watts some weeks ago, ana lodged
in jail. Bowman offered any amount of bail,
but it was refused. Two of his attorneys have
gone to Ottawa, ILL.,, to procure aIwrit of
habeas corpus.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

head; shipments 400 head market active and firm
for good at 20 g 80; Bostons at 90 q 10; pack
no export emand; some good taken for New York at
8 90 q 35 good shipping Steers 90 q so; butch
ers STEADY; Cows at 70 q 66; Bulls at 90 q 90;
Steers at 20 @ 80; Western Cattle more active
at SEQ "a 80; Texas steady go a 3 80.
market weak.
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A Lively Campaign ID esuite the Fevev

New ORLEANS, Sept. 13.-The political cam
paign is beginning to develop briskly. The
national party headed by Frank Hatch. an old
democrat and collector of the port before the
in New York, offering him the place at the
head of the State ticket in opposition to Mayor
e. A. Burke, regular democratic nominee.
The negro vote solid is pledged to Gen. Beau
regard in this offer as there has been a fusion
between the nationals and republican,. The
republican convention which meets in the city
on the 18th will rot make it is understood any
nomination. They will allow the nationals to
nominate State and city ticket as they did
two me mbers of Congress from the city district,
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The Troublesome Bannocks,

HELENA, Mon, Sept 10 "A party of Ban
nocks, headed for the National Park, crossed
the stage road one mile north of Pleasant Val
ley, Idaho, at 8. p m. today. They stole some
60 head of stock from freighters near the val
ley. Another party burned some hav and de-
stroyed the mower of rancho near Saad Hole
station,
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METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS EOR TIA MAKE TWENTY -FOuB
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIasxbs
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
Sept. IA, Il A. NIL
Eor New England
colder westerly winds, followed by rising
barometer.
Cautionary signals continue at Eastport,
section z, Portland. Boston, section 8, and
Woods Hole.
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NEW YORK.
Arrested for Cheatju q

Afretted Tor CheatinS.
NEW YORK, Sept 13.-Charles Baker of
Is President street, Brooklyn, was arrested for
having on the 18th inst sold to Morton, Bliss
& Co., forged bill of exchange for Ell SO
sterling, signed Fl. G. Baker & Bro, receiving
from them check for $10,427.97. Bakers dis
crption corresponds with that of man who
has offered several doubtful checks recently.
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CONGRESS-" the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder IN New England, its success to its puri-
ty, and the good luck that every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspeptlcs can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them.
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FINANCIAL AND RCKAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

FRIDAY. September 15.-The markets rather more
active to-day. Sugars has advanced and is in good
demand; graduated is quoted at 1Oc and Extra c.
at &c. Flour is in better demand anG sales made
at better prices. Corn remains firm at SEC with a
coed demand. The supply is quite good. Pork and
Lard remain dull. Moasses is firm and unchanged.
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The total vote Of the district is somewhat
less than two years ago. Mr.. Frye then had
majority of 291O. He now only lacks about a
hundred votes of majority over both OF his
competitors.
Piscataqnis County.
DOVER, Sept 13.-Pscataquis complete gives
Conner 1917, Smith 1921, Garcelon 1876. Laid
has only 40 majority over Powers. Hale Repo
is elected Judge of Probate by 3o1 majority.
The rest of the fusion county ticket is elected
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MISCELLANEOUS.


HOTEL DIRECTORY.
Embracing the leading Hotels in the State at which
the Daily PRESS NAV always be found.
ALFRED.
Alfred Hoase, AZ. II. Cooling, Proprietor.
AUmUBN.
EiIn House, Court. st. W. =. az A. XOuEx
PrOprietOrs.
AUGUSTA.
Augusta Eaogse, State ST, "a, Whitehead,
Proprietor.
EARN.
Bs,h Hotel, @. ~. PIummer, Proprietor
BoLsTER,s MILLS.
Hancock HOUSE, IA. Hancock, PrePrie-
tor.
BOSTON.
Parker EsOuse. SCHOOL a.. IA. y. PsrEsrA
~. James 0oieI-S. Il Groessr, Preyri
esor.
Fremont Rouse, TEerroni si.-GhaVis,
Carney g. 90. PrcpriesOrs.
sHUNswEC&. rfs.
v. & Il. Dining Rooms. W. a. T;sia,
Proprietor.
CORNISH.
Cornish "a suse, w. u. Davis, Proprietor
DAMARISCOTTA MILLS.
snmoset House, Trnsk Bros. Proprietor
DANyILLE JUNCTION.
C,ar,s's Dining Hall, Grand Trunk Rail-
way Depot, vs.. w. Clark, Proprietor
DExTER,
lerchanIs' Exchange Hotel, Dexter, Me-
w. g.. Morrill,, Proprietor.
EAsTPORF.
PassaEanquOddy House,-A, Pike & Co..
Eropfiefors.
HIRAM.
| Mt. Caticr Ez0uss,-BlrRm 3assoE. PTs
LEWISTON
Dewitt House, Quinby Il Mureh, Pre-
LIMERICK.
Linn rick Nouse,-D. y. FoEg, Proprie or
MILLBRIDGE.
Atlantic House, Geo. A. Hopkins, Pro.
N0RRIDGEwOCK.
Dxnforth House, ID. Dsnforth. Prophecies
PEAK,s ISLAND.
Onion Eouse-W. H. Homes. Proprietor.
PARIS HILL.
naSsErd Hotel, II. Hubbard, Proprietor
| PHILLIPS.
harden House, Samuel Farmer, Proprs-
etor.
PORTLAND.
| Americ an House, corner of Middle and
| India streets. ID. Randall a. Son.
Perry's Hotel, iI7 Federal 81. >. q. Perry.
Proprietor.
| CITY Hotel, Cor. Congress aud Green So
J. X. Martin, Proprietor.
Falmouth Hotel, o. VI. shaw & Sen, pro-
| prietors.
PrebIe House, Congress So. Gibson Gee,
Propriefors.
q. y. Hotei, Junction of Congress aud FED
oral SITS. Med Donald g. Newbe2in, Propri-
| etois.
SKOWHEGAN.
rurner House, w. &. Kesciton, PEspFf-
| ctGr.
WEST HARPsWELL.
Harpsweu House-A. j. merryman, Pro-
Prietor.
WEST NRWFIELD.
West Newfieid III ouse, K, G.. II Holmes, Pre-
prietOr
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Clearing III ouse Trausactiou..

PORTLAND, September 49,
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges ,t04 SO
Net Balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 14,104 "a
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BY TELEGRAPH.
STATE ELECTION.
REPRESENTATIVES Elect,

REQUIREMENTS Eject,
FORT FAIRFIELD, Sept 13.-R 81. Perkins,
(Gr. has been elected to the Legislature from
the Fort Fairfield district, and John B Farrall
dem. from Madawasks
The Secoud District.
LEWISTON, Sept. 13.-Only few plantations
remain to be heard from in the second Con-
gressional district The footings substantially
comnlate are as follows.
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Boston Stock Market.


By water conveyance-1OOO bush corn meal to G
W True & Co.
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Boston Stock Market.
LSales of the Brokers' Board Sept. 13l
First Call.
$4,000 Eastern r. new 81, 1906 .,,,.72
Eastern Railroad. .........,,.,.,,,, -. 154
l Bates Manufacturing Co...,.... lis
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Miniature Almanac. september II.
Sun rises. =. ......5.3S High water ..... ~ So PM
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sept 10, off Folkstone, brig Remick, Rose, from
Boston for Rotterdam.
Sept 8, off Charleston Light sch Florida from Bel
fast for Jacksonville.
Aug 20, off Key West, sch L Richardson, Belano,
from New Orleans for Boston.
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be sent tomorrow to Grand Jnnct;on snd van tan
to Holly Springs DR.. Warren Stone will go to
Terry's tomorrow to investigate the cases of
fever there, and then proceed to Holly Springs
Isaac N. Stoutemeyer of the Times, who has
been down with the fever for several days, is
recovering.
Maj. Henry M. Fowler, superintendent of
the Chalmette National Cemetery, q native of
New York, aged 80, aud late captain of Com
pany A. 10Th New Jersey Volunteers, died at
Chatmeth today of yellow fever. He will be
buried tomorrow by the Grand Army of the
Republic.
Rev. Marx Moses, formerly of the Jackson
street Hebrew congregation, now at Provi-
dence, 4. l., lost almost bis whole family, who
are residing here. Mrs. Moses was buried Sat-
urday. Samuel Moses Sunday, and Matilda
ia now convalescent.
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Sid I'm Southport 9Th inst, schs e Willard, and
j P Thompson, tor Bay st Lawrence.
Ar at Bremen 9Th inst sch William Keen, Weber
Bay Chaleur, with 240 bbls mackerel.
AR at Bucksport 9th inst. schs White Foam, Mich.
olson, Grand Banks with 800 otis fish; 18th, Princess
Leach. do, 700 do.
Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, 10th inst, scts Venilia
from North Bay for Portland; Willie Smith, do, t.
reft.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, Sept. rs.
ARRIVED.
Sch P Lindsey, johnson, Boston-burning oil to
j Coney & Son.
CLEARED.
Sch Mcclellan, FAIR, Annapolis, Md W
Clark & Co.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Lindsey, New York &C W
Richardson
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-08

= Gin pOstilhss 5sira.bsseIaa snt.
belt tursia bic "8o!mii&t 3eitun3"; q
lautete:
Cine iunSe Dame (Daiis)
Wlaldt 3u MAIDEN cine Hsi(e
Sn ben beil'sen gteaano.
Gle bat oiele tauienb 3balsr,
Mohte ater fsinen Malsr,
Sisser einen 9isutsnant!
Golsn Duhs uno 5sr,.nesdts
unb sin rubises @smiitbs,
Siett fle allen Nnpern Dor!
Sie III bausli@ uno befhsioen,
aDeib lh INNER biitlh ,u tleipen.
gDer lih meloet IN fein 1bpr
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" ( r III / s ( Il t { s.

0Iibenber Styl Der 9erli.
ner Bal gerihtsrliattsr: y n3arte,
sals tinblide, un1hulpppa., meibe Sdul
tern; unb wieber: .,8Ilfen pom Iter,
lhwersliher Yrahtfiiae, welhe 5alt unb
Stlse oes feftsfen pan,ertoriets gu ipren'
gen uuo gu Gberautben brcben" -2)
,,NH, bie1e S&ultsrn Wsr fe 3u BE-.
fnreiten permSAts! llnb nun erf bieIer
s&ultsrn antsre umsebuns, bic Der Sail
lsur Der Sh5nen, NIT frsmeem @ut etwas
all,u freisebia. Der Sfentlidtn yewunbe'
ruas eerabe lOpsit preissesetsn bate. nm
aus Der pOrliesenoen @ewibteit tauleno
Mbnunsen eines unmGaliden 0lades Der,
oOrsstsn su luFsu. @r6sere Rsi3e um-
ihlane auh Der Mrm bes paris n'dt, ba
er, bel Naht unb Nstsl bonn Nrgiperi itranbs
Fietenb, bes betrusensn @alif,eunbes fSf
liAfen Befb I'm iueittauhissn Sdiffe gen
lroia entfabrte. Serrliheres ~ ifauen
mar lslbf tem AnHiles niht beRimmt, ba
TN lauldiSen DalDesbuntel auf pem Sca
aebiree bic IGSnife Der 0Gttinnen Id an
ieine Seite (&mieste. Siissre Jurmsn-
:" yarbon, tieber Qeler
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Wer yEohp Sim Gomat,o gpor,

= Sen Waoe. Nm Samstaa Wcrsen
nm balb lieben ll6r lit III Sefisrlrn. Obir,
Beniamin Brantlin Waoe, beisr ais Bcn
Waoe befannt, seitorben. @r mar betannt.
lid elmer Der Wortinipfer Der reputlfani
fden Yartci uuo bat lause Sabre eine Der.
pprrasenoe 0fcqe I'M Seuate Der Ser.
Staaten 9sipielt Wabe mar am 27. Of.
tOb'r. 1900, in Sprinsi.lo, WaN, ais
&ino arnier G!tern, 9ebcren. st mubte
friib bart arteiten lernen. unb a!s er gum
Siinslins beransewabien, peroiente ct
lein Vcco ais Nderfnebt uno nit anoerer
Dlacearbeit. Denucd psritanp er in
ieinen Mu6eitunoen lid seniissnee 8ennt.
nlfIe 5u eriperben. nm ais iuuser Wann
elmer ldnsliihen Sdule porlteben ,u ton.
men. Simmer aitlcs neiser lfrebenp. per
wanote er ale 6reiitunren aui ras Stubi.
um Der Redte, uno wuroe 1928 in Nlb>
tabula, Sbio, sur NppotatenprariS suse
laRen. Sm Sabre 1887 murbe er gum
Staoteienatcr, 1S47 gum Diitrictrid,ter,
uuo 1851 3nn YunpesieHatcr erwiblt.
5ier wurbe er balp einer Der Tibrer Der
Nntiiclarerei Wbiss. Sci @riinpuns ber
reputlitanliden Yartei ihlcS sr ftp oieier
an uno muroe pcu ibr 1857 gum 5lpeitsn
Wtale in ben Dunoeslenat gemdblt.
Gr mar lttts elmer Der ertremiten yar.
siasanaer ans aQsa Usrolel&ta aae Ser
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Die Diener Cafes in Derlin.
lleter aaen Wipfsln TT Nub',
gom @eif eer Ylsite lpiirsl Du
Eeutlih ben 5aud
Gin Safe erlas ldoa bsm Salec:
Wdrte nur, talb 0
Itun's ancere aud.
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ss taum, pie Ihnsll bic 3sit ssrsansen.
Man 1T am .}iele. bat rshte unr linfe
piel Ssrrlidss selsesn, piel Slumen sc
pFudt une talt snsn madtisen Stranf
in Der Sanp, perwuneert, ,r'e ct entfan
oen, rie 70 reid er ansepad'en.
@tt ss aud uuseldrtsbsns Sudsr,
berr Doctor?
@swib.
Damn III mutl ibr @e1prad Elm Suh ?
s. frsut mid. wsuu Sic Don mir lernsn,
liste Nnma. Doh lasen Sis, mas habsl
STE III bsm gude niht Yerfaneen? st
meine ienes Bud, welhes ih Stnsn gum
esisn ssssbsn babe.
Nnna wpflte aniporten, auein lie per-
mohte fein Burt berpor,utrtnaen, bsnn
als Iharf unp flar Der @'epanfs tn iet
auflfise, benz fs Worts perlsiten iuats,
fam fe erf gum Ysradnenilfe unb belt
Ideu inne.
@rlauben @ie, baB i'd perlude 5u srra'
tteu, mas Gle tsim 9sisn aufssbalten,
liebe Mnna. Der 6slb pss @udss, pne
pie Id lebe Dor Sbnsn lisst, III ein altersr
Mann. Das Maohsn, pas pcn iam &C.,
lisbt wirr, Elm iuuses. ietr faSnss Mao:
den. Der Mann liebt bas Ndphen beib
unp innis. @r wt( es sludlid maiden,
beraustetsn aus Durftisfeit uno gntbeb'
runs, emportrassn gu WoAlaanc uno
0luf. @r mill itr be Wese ebnen, ben
lameren Gang purh bas Ssbsn srleidtsrn,
ibr mittbetlen, mas er sewonnen an &ennt
aib Der Wslt, an Jriihten Der @rbsit.
(GDrtiebuns fulst.)
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Demst narau! Ssbt III bic 3sit

Demst narau! Sebt III bic 3sit esr
Qunseni&winoiuht. pss eunsenfistsrs, Der
@ridltunsen, pes 5uitsn uno anoere &ebl
uno .9unsenleipen, bic SAwinoluAt Der
bsifGbren tSnnsn. Bolhee's Ser.
man SYrupili In pislsr @eseao felt
,~ei Ucer brsi Satren setrauht poroen unD
bat in allen Jdllsn pas uetel sebobsn.
5abt Shr bic Nepbin nod ni6t ssbraudt,
70 wsnest Guh an guren apOtbster 6.
SaaiTe unp frast mad pem wunpsrtarsn
GrfOls. ben Der Syrup ssbabt bat. Drsi
Dolen seniisen, Den lhlimmtsn Sal .sa
eurirsn. &auft cine YrobsFahe Don 30.
1hee's German Sprup uub psrluht ras
Mittsl bic Jlalds toast 10 Gents.
@swSbnlids Jlaihsn fur ben Nartt IS
Gents. Spart niht 72 Gents, nm guh
nit sinsr Grtaltaus wVAealans tsrumsu,
ltlsppsn!
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- Ybilaoelpbier Uottcren iteb en- nit
ber YOliSei uno Cen @eridteu per preuBi.
ideu Sauptitabt nod INNER auf benz
8rieSafube. 90 bate lid bieier Gage,
doctor juris utriusque" Staar, Elm ebe.
nlaliser @iieutabnsGl Gliiltent, rer y Yerlner
ScllsSeituns" 3ufolse, wesea 6ibruus
ienes selebrten bon Der Doftorenf fabrit ;u
Ybilacelpbie erwrrtenen Titels bot benz
&amnlerseridt 3u uerantporten. Der
erite Sfidter bate ienen Titel fir illegal
erahtet uno auf 3 Wart Celebrate er.
fanut. Das &an,nler9eriht erahtete in,
oeb ben Dolus fir nidt binlinslid
bursetban, nctifyirte ben 9. aber aus
briidlid. bab wenn audi biesmal nod Dcn
ieiner Ysitrafuns Nbltanp sencmmen pers
BE-, er lib bod fiir bic 3utunft :Oer 6ib.
rnn9 cieies Titels entbalten mSse.
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gead benz Berid,t bes Superiute

= gsad benz 8eridt pes Superintenz
tenten beS SIentliden llnterridts bon
3entufn fann ein Orittel ber Stimmbe=
redtisten in jenem 0inlter gpurbpnen=
Staat ben 9anpibaten5ettel, fiir ipelden
er ftimmt, nidt einmal lelen uno ma9len
10000 ainber pbne bic minbei tie Sdulz
fenntnib aui. Grpsbem aber : benterft
pas louisville nYclfsblatt" = ufa(lt es
unieren Splpneu in Sranffprt ntdt eiu,
pas @erinsife sur 6Srcerins beS Yplfss
uuterridts gu tbun, unb elm @eiee, ipelhes
@ltern perpfli&tet, ibre Ginoer in cine
Sdule Su ididen uno nidt ,rie miloe
Ibiere aufwadien su laiien, riircen iie
sar fiir einen Gimsriff III bic uansebcrez
nen Wtenihenredte" gu benen su aud pas
itete 8eiiidtrasen Don aelapenen SedSz
lGnfern SebSrt, anleben."
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lStnunssperiuden ubseueist. gnoerer
ieits mus man ibm our @bre nadIasen,
oas er leltlt in ben 3eiten Der allgenaeinen
yeroertniG, bic i'll @efct4e pes &rieSes
tam, feline Sanpe rein sebalten uno bab sr
tets Naes, mas in ieinen 8rdften ,tano,
3elban bat, I'M nie Sfientlihen Salen sc
gen oietiihe Sanre gu idiiben. ueter=
baupt mar er Elm Wtann oeS YclfeS unc
BAT ME perge6en, cab er aus oemietben
5erpcrsesansen Tar. Nad Ger grmcre
ouns 2incols murbe Ben Wape gum BOT
iiscr ces SenateS e,mablt mo mar ale
iolher wibreno Scbuions stominlltratlpn
iunsirencer yiceprdlioent oer Ser. Staa'
ten. Die leeten Sabre ieiues 3ebens bal
er sienlid suriidse,csen in ieiner 5eimatt
in Sbio selett. Wiit ibm tit mleoer eth
Wann babiuSesansen, Der nod an Bic
iltere, Before 3eit Der republltaniiaen
Partei erinnerte.
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- gon bem nsusu Yapas (bamals nod
Cardinal peeei) sistt bic Dtensr Deutf&e
3situns fulsenos @dilperuns: vYseei 1T
eine Der widteaen psriSnlihteitsn bee
5elissn GOllesiums- se.pidtis ourd Gba
ratter, Gnersie. Rlusbeit uno selsiltste
Disnas. gr psrsinist apofolilde Can't
mutb nit armintaraticer Shenss. u
bat ss ssrTanosn, iFdb aeliebt uno ssfir6
tet au MAIDEN. @r III Sen bober @s falt,
sr bat bic Sasertsit zines @seeten. Sein
&opf faat purd feline 6sinbeit auf. Die
9inien (einss Nntlses 1no feit, beilmnt,
Elm wsnis sdis. Die @timme 1T lonor
unb eldn,.ub, uenn er cine &sos balt
leiAt ndielnb, wsnn er familiar lpriAt.
Sn 1einsm yripatlebsn 1T er einfah, tin'
netmsno, liebsnswiirpig, seifuca. SIN
Nmtsfleipe, untsr Rem Yurpur coer i'm
bi(G5Tihen 5hmud miro sr crnf, erba-
Sen, majsaatila er iasint i@ nit Der
@rSes ieines Mmtes gu burdbrinssn.
Man t5nnte lasen, sr sisbt iih in plaltt'
@Aer 5altuns, aber nein, er faht hie1s
5altuns nidt, fe 1T ibm natiirliA, lie 1T
Der Musorud ieinsr patri3ilhen yatnr. Nls
Delesat in 8ensosnt lduberte ct pieis
Yrouin3 bonn Brisantenttum. Nls De-
lssat ,u Spoletu uno 3u psrusia ssiste er
pieielbe @nersie. Sn Der lcbten biefer
Stapte ssldab Is inter isiner gerwaltune,
bab bic @sfdnsniis le.r wurben. Der
Cardinal @ntOnetli bat i'm iorslid ron
Nom fsrnsstaltsn -er firhtets einen Ri'
palen. Der Cardinal Yeee bat lhwieriss
3eiten ourh,umaden sebabt. gr ,eists
Fd aets fA ielbit elei@, als Elm Mann
pom srober Seeeutuns, ais fatboliihsr
1bsoloS unb ale ein pUltifer BON GROCER
llmfdt. st BAT fiir lsins Yrisfsr eine
ct. 1bumae' Afaosmie sssriinost uno itren
tbeO!osilhen Gispulen praFpirt. gr IslbR
bat cine iebr mannidfaltise Y!puns, sr
madt Iosar @eoihte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-08

Dit
sdal;de Trsie Nrefie
erlder.-
taal,u NIT Nusnabme brr SOnnfasa
unb tote
10. 90 fur baS Sabr pter 81 % Iur eret
Mpnate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-08

gin aenner lhlei bic 1iamantsn, pel6r
ant Sage tsr GermdNluns pss aSnisa ppn
Spanien i'm Spsrn,au rcr Macrio CUR
Shau setrassn wurbsu, auf $50, 600, 00o.
Die 9Sniein Weresbfs trbielt ais Sodaeits.
eeldenfe Diamanten gum @erbs pcu $500,
900. Die Spanisr lUaitn lieter ii. Diaman.
tsu ssrfaufsn unb ibre, Staatsl9ursa bssab'
I'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-08
Ytilofopbie bes 2ebsns.

Sn Der Rirte unb I'm Staate
6erri&t man ober pirb resieret;
Bei Dem Grtien, bsi Der 6eiratb
Narrt man obsr piro ptrfiibret
Dst Dem Spiel unb beim @slhaits
5rast man oeer wiro bstrcsen;
Sn benz 8riese, in eem Bunonib
9aet man cber wirb belossn
Sn @efeQ1haft, bsi Gsrwanoten
1rast man ossr miro ertrassn
Bei bem Rampfe UNI bis Dalein
Shlast man cesr wirb erlhlagen.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-03-13
Philadelphia's Drink.

A telegram from Philadelphia says: The
water drank by Philadelphians will not be
so palatable to many to morrow. On Christ
mas day Maggie Lufz, Is years old, left her
parents house apparently for visit to
neighbor's house. She was attlred in a new
print dress. and her hair was neatly arranged
and clasped by ribbon. At night she had
not returned, and the alarmed household
searched for her vainly that night and sue
ceeding days, and her fate until yesterday
afforded food for spectators more or less
CHASTITY and anxious
About IL o'clock this morning two young
men, taking stroll along the walk skirting
the reservoir, saw what they presumed was
dead animal of some sort floating near the
south face of the eastern basin. They in
formed the superintendent, whose little
watch house surmounts the center of the
wall dividing the east and west basins. He
procured a scoop net and made several
lunges at the object until, with more Wig
orous effort, it sank and reappeared with
rebound, disclosing the upturned face of a
young girl, whose form was neatly attired.
With assistance the body was taken out,
and, all dripping removed to the Twenty
second district station house.
The many pedestrians who, in passing, be-
held the policemanis burden, soon spread the
tidings like wildfre. Some of Maggie Lutz' s
relatives visited the station house, Identified
the body as that of the long lost wanderer,
and it was removed to her former home.
Hundreds of people fiocked to the basin yes
terday, and the general inquiry was, in which
basin was she found. Many experienced
mawkish feelings when they reflected that
for two months past they had been drinking
water in which a drowned girl had been
macerating ali the while. Numerous inqui-
ries were made of the superintendent whether
the water would be drawn of, to which he
replied: What run off ten million gallons
of water just for one drowned person? l
guess not. Why, you're drinking this Della
ware water all the time, and that is always
favored with about dozen drowned men,"
In order to accomplish suicide, if such it
was, the girl must have climbed over the
paling fence, nearly six feet high, surround
ing the basin.