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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-03-14

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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-03-14
T II e HE AID.
". w. mTLL1KAN. Editors
THURSDAY. MARCH IA. 1878.
Chronicles of Coed Hope.

saThere swims no goose so gray. but soon or late
She'll find some honest gander for a Enate.''
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01
District Court.
Before Judge Simons.

SPECIAL TERM.
In the matter of assessment for widening
and strengthening Lafayette avenue, between
Bruno and Collins streets; judgment ordered
against all the property assessed.
Morris Regain, Jr., substituted Tor Morris
Regain deceased, VS.. James Dillon; motion to
strike demand for a second trial from the
records and to affirm judgment. Submitted by
plaintiff. Defendant to provide brief by Sat
urday next.
Presley q Kemp vs.. Thomas Lowry ct ell,
motion for change of venue; motion submitted
and taken under advisement.
Geo. Hill vs.. Robert s. Lewis ct Ell, motion
for confirmation of sale; order granted con-
frming sheriff report of sale.
Richard W. johnson as assignee vs.. VIM. Fry.
Motion for appointment of receiver. Continued
to next special term
Lille Goetel ct al. vs. Hough & Dixon. No
ton heard and taken under advisement.
Levi Kanterman vs. Anna Kanterman. Di-
vorce. Referred to F. f. Wilde to take testi-
mony and report to the court.
Horace Thompson G. F. Batchelder ct al.
Continued to next special term.
f. Rothschild VS.. Herman Oswald ct al.
Order granting confirmation of sheriff's report
of sale.
Henrietta Somefville VS.. Donaldson & Som
erville. Motion to set aside demand for new
trial. motion submitted and taken under adj
visement.
German American Bank VS.. Henry G. Green
lee ct al. Order granted confirming sheriff s
report Of sale.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01

each committee be instructed to in
form the secretary two days before
hand when he wishes the committee
to meet. The motion was carried. The usual
batch of bills were ordered paid.
PROF. WRIGHT INTRODUCED.
DR.. Murphy then introduced the superin-
tendent-elect. Professor Wright said: Gen.
tlemen, thank you for the honor you have
conferred on me by electing me to the Office of
superintendent of the city schools. Feeling
my responsibility and lack of experience in
the superintendence of schools hope to sue
cessfuily discharge the duties of my Office.
again thank you, gentlemen, for the honor
which you have done me.
The president appointed Messrs. Merriam,
Kerr and Hagan committee Of three to ex-
anime and report terms on which strip OF
land near Lincoln school could be purchased.
The board then adjourned till Monday evening
at 7:30.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01
Montana Cattle.

The Montana and Dakota cattle announced
in yesterdays GLOBE as having arrived from
Bismarck, were shipped on special train to
Chicago last evening The whole herd Of $50
head were very superior animals many of them
three-quarter blood shorthorns and all display
ing signs of blood. It is seldom finer lot Of
neat cattle come through this point, and their
general excellence shows that out West breed
ers are more particular in getting blood in
their herds than Minnesota farmers generally
are. This is only the beginning of whatpromises
to be large business, for if Montans, Dakota
and the Northwest can produce such cattle as
these they will rival completely Texas and the
Southwest.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01

lave you weak eyes, caused by Catarrh
I'LL or some Scrofulous Disease? If you have,
lose time but cleanse your blood with DIR. Halli
days Blood Purifier, and your eyes will become all
right. Try it and you will be surprised at the result.
For Kidney Complaints, Female Weaknesses, and
Nervous Debility, it has equal in the civilized
world. AS this medicine has been extensively coun-
terfeited, see that 'S Blackboard, Agent" is blown
i'll the back of every bottle. Ask your druggist for
it, and if he does not keep it he will order it for you,
or address s. BLACKBOARD, 81 Wabashaw street, St.
Paul, General Agent. MOVES BROS. CUTLER,
Wholesale Agents, st. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01
Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint

Fergus Fahey VS.. Louis B. Witt; action for
goods sold and delivered. Judgment for plain
tiff for $107.47.
CRIMINAL.
For drunkenness; Richard Curten, was sent
over for four days; John G. McMegher, fined
3d. Which was asp paid Peter Walcott and sher
James McNamara for throwing hall within the
city, were fined SIS.
Wenzel Husnick and Jacob Husnick charged
with assault and battery were discharged.
Michael Leder, Jr. and John Polski, assault
case dismissed. .
John Martin & Co., violation of fire ordinance,
case continued to September 80, on motion of
City Attorney Charles Ebel and Pat Nolan,
nuisance continued ,on motion of city attorney,
to Sept.2.
Wenzel Husnick and Jacob Husnick, larceny,
continued to Sept 81.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01
KNITTING MACHINE.
PERSONAL.

Taken from the Minneapolis Papers,
YlO THE CITIZENS OF MINNEAPOLIS.-Ou
i experience in the handling of DR.. K. b. Halli-
days Blood Purifier is such that not afraid to
tell you that it is the most wonderful "Bood Search
err of the present age. No medicine ever went out
of store that has given such universal satisfaction
it is giving to-day. For Catarrh Kidney and Urinary
Diseases, Female Weakness and Nervous Debility
indorse the statement of DIR. Halliday, that it has
equal. CROSSMAN PLUMMER, Druggists,
Minneapolis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01
THE COURTS.
United States District Court.
Before Judge Nelson.l
IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following voluntary petitions in bank
ruptcy were filed yesterday: John B. Botti-
neau, Minneapolis; John Butler, St. Paul, with
E. Edgerton, Esq, register; Edwin R. Cart
wright, St. Charles, Winona county, with 81. G.
Butler, register, Rochester.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01

There is now only one Methodist body in Ire
land, the Wesleyans and the Primitives hav-
ing united at the meetings of their confer
ences recently held in Dublin. The United
church has nearly 200 ministers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01

''Deacons conventions" are the latest eccle-
siastical novelty in Texas. It's said that there
are many deacons who do nothing but pass the
bread and wine on communion occasions. The
conventions may possibly teach. them new
duties.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01

A Novel Way of Letting Contracts-One
Bidder Allowed to Withdraw and Amend
His Bid-Time Called on the Treas rer-
What Does He Do With the Money?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01

In Italy there are about 10000 Protestants,
and nearly 4,OOOO 600 Catholics.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01

six days of the week he's invisible and on
the seventh he's incomprehensible,' was the
account which dissatisfied old lady gave of
her pastor and his ministrations.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01

The handsomest suite of bachelors quarters
in the city for rent, with furniture for sale at
a great bargain. House contains all the mod
ern conveniencies. Location most desirable.
Inquire at this Office.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, q. s. A.
INGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken ut the same moment of
time at all stations.
Meteorological Record Aug. 81. 1879 e.56p r
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01

DAILY LOCAL MEANS.
Bar. Their. Rel. Hum. Wind. Weather.
29755 74.5 $50 SW. Clear.
Amount rainfall or melted snow 90; Maxi
mum thermometer 80; minimum thermome-
ter 60.
r. j. LEWIS,
Sergeant Signal Corps, U. S. A.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01
FARM TO RENT.
REAL ESTATE,

| OTIS or houses in West st. P aul payable in labor
III or monthly payments. McCLusG
CECURE HOME on monthly payments, 81 300 TO
~ $4,000. J. w. McCLUNG. 22O-th asu
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01

DILEs CURED WITHOUT PAIN DR.. Waite viii
i visit any city in the Northwest lis South
Fourth street, Minneapolis. 231
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-01

would not like to see old seats desecrating the
new school,
piled expense on expense with that school till
it was getting sickening. The motion was
carried.
Mr.. Benz reported that the committee on
property had advertised for wood. The lowest
bidder was T. James, who gave his right to
Smith Il Lewis who have undertaken to fur
nish hard wood at 1888 per cord.
DIR. Hagan, chairman of committee on
schools, stated that he was not prepared to re-
port on vacancies. Further time was allowed.
Mr.. Kerr, chairman ON finances, asked for
time, which was given.
LOOKING OUT FOR TIE FIXTURE.
Mr.. Kerr offered the following resolution:
Res0lOed, That no contract for supplies OF
any other matter connected with the board
first submitted to the board, unless by specia!
resolution, in respect to the particular matter
some committee is given power to act. The
motion was carried.
FOR THE STATE FAIR.
DR.. Hagan recommended that the schools be
closed till Sept. 9th, giving the pupils an op-
portunity to attend the fair. The recommend
alton was adopted.
LOANING THE FUNDS.
Mr.. Kerr called the attention Of the board to
the law requiring a statement Of the funds
twice a month to be published by the treasurer.
In connection with this subject he would move
that the matter be referred to G.. l.. Otis for
advice as to what the treasurer should do. The
motion was carried.
LITTLE LoosENEss.
Mr.. McCardy said there were bills to pass
which he would not like to sign. He did not
like putting his name to bills which said, "To
merchandise" etc. He thought there should
be spme change in this.
NM. Donnelly moved that the chairman OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
gases sNenigfeitea.
(essttosteHe, teIesrapbtfde ano ySed feIbIatts
Npttsett.)

@eitern mar Der a6te Sabrestag Der glor-
reiden g lad bel Seban uno oerz
ielbe fpurbe i'm beuti9en 8eide sebiibreno &c.
feiert. Olit pel9em @edte aber elne ansabl
f0nislid faiierliher 9teidsfnedte in Stem.
Dorf unb Netp-Seriep oiele 6eier auf anteris
faniiden 8ooeu nerphanSt, tit ms nidt redt
flar. g4ir haben bod an Der ,S6la6t a1l
Sopne" genug uno brauden nidt nod cine
alIdbrltdbe Seoan=&eilerei.
9eItern fano bic 81 taat stuabl in Ir=
an as ltatt. Die republifanildDe Yartei
1T bort manstobt uno oerltsdt iid binter Die
yNatlonalen," meld)e eine sepfefferte gtleber-
la9e erlttten. - Seute bat &ern1ont feline
Staatsmabl.
@rant's gutter Srennb Der @rs@ oIlefs
tor 8 bomas Wfurpbp IN Stem gorf
bat, tuie iid nnler Sreunb Sadion g. Soofz
nafle in ct. 2oniS anSbriidt, iid1 nod in
Der lebteu Stunbe eiumal burf) bic Banfe-
rottmiible lanfen lafien; feline Baiiipa betra=
| gen $4,000. - Mertmiiroig bleibt es bod
oaB alle @rant'iben ySins"s "sWfeifter, einsi
mad benz anoern, bic Seuf5erbriide Der Ban.
ferott=@rfldrung beifreiten miiien, ,pdbrent
9rant tpie Elm Siirft lebt. Oieie banfernt
ten Sitting" -Meiter Fuo uatiirli6 Glle fiji,
@rant.
eapt. Cabs bat bonn 6 fer BON Br a.
1t1ten cine @inlaouug erbalten, bas Eabr
paller oes Nma5 su corriairen.
Der Sergeant y o itpn@ @orbetf, mel
| der Dor orei5ebn Sahren ben M1rber Sin
coln's, s. Wllfes 8oOtb, eridoB. beluirbt iid
I'm cine Steae In eiHem Der Departemsnts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03

Ser @ongreBmann u dir BON 9ouis
lana bebauptet lebt, baB i'm Suit Die iiber
TIN berbreltete Stanbalgeidid)te burf ben
Setretdr Sdnr3 in Die Seffentlidfeit se=
langt Jet.
Der mutbmillige StreiG zines
geiitreiden hteiisen, jeet in europa lebenben
lrstes, tpelder Dor brei Sabren bier 10 piel su
laden CAB, inbem eer 8etrefienbe bem BON
Or. S.Maper reoieirten Jewish Chronicle"
Elm @ebi6tfen Sulddte, bas i'm @frotifon
ben nid)t iebr i9meidelhaiten 4uSruf: 10
Mayer thou mule!" entbielt, porauf Der
gielanoi6ter pierssbn Gage ipdter oieg gaatbo.
liide SolfS5eitnug." iuelhe nit Dem ,@bros
nicle" in bitterer sSebbe lag uno iib peiolid
iiber ben elelbaften 9teoafteur lniti9 madte,
NIT eiHem dhnltd)en @soid)tden bsgliifte, in
pelbem Der peraus9eber Der sSolfs3eltung"
ba8 9leif)e Compliment erbielt - bat fiir3li6
in Oeutidllanb ytadlabmung gefunoen. -
Ser Hebaftenr oes vgSieSlo6er 2lnttsperfiins
oigers" pollte ramltt] 9e9en Die bOIenSo5ial>
oemofraten nid)t bios in Broias ionbern aud
in Serlen Su 6eloe Sieben; oa Ct aber oie@abe
Der Yoeile ielber nitt bsiaB, 10 mar ct bOdIt
erfreut, als er bon etnem plau9jdbigenabon<
nenten" ein Boem cingelanOt erbielt, ibers
l6riebeu: o0en io5ialifiifen gSiiblern."
Sas mar gang nod ieinem @eidmade, er las
es spsimal, nib es 9efiel ibm, nnb er lieB es
gum Seber tpanbern, uno am nddten Wiorz
gen itanb es nit groBen2ettern inIy 9SieSloder
Nmtsuerfiinbiger." aber ad, am anOern
Morssn liei't er iein @epid)t, baiielbe if0ne
geOidt abgebrudt in bem ioSialliitidens Ntiin=.
deuer 3eitgeiit." 0od) mas iollen bic fsttz
seorudten Anlanssbu6ta Der Ser85eilen
bebeuten, mas milf man oamtt iagen? -
aber eS murbe bereits i6wars Dor ieinenGugen;
es rpar ihm 4lles flar. y3taig tit Der gr0Bte
@iel in @ieslo6," - 10 ftanb e8 oa in ben
fettgebrudten Qniangsbuditaben, unb 10 bate
es auh in ieinem eigeneu Slatte seitanben,
menu bort au6 bic eriten Su6taben Der Set
fen nibt felt sebrrdt tparen. gSie es beiBt,
1T 3iais nod i'm 3weiiel init iid1, oh er bic
8eleiOisunsstlase segen iib ielbit einlei;en
laiieu ioa.
Sas 3uatbaus 5u Cling zSing,
R.z@., ersielte tpGbrenb DeS peraan9enen Oto
nats our6 Die contraftlidl perliehene slrbeit
Der StrGflinge einen YrOfit BON S5026.57.
8rGiibent $ be miro beute in 6 3 l.
ca q erlpartet; Sorbereitungen 81 ieinem
Gmpfange iino getroffen.
Gin biinoige8 Stem aus 6arroOsz
burg, Sp., lautet: n@batles Smitb, 19Sabre;
Sdpelter 6arrlet, Is Sabre; Piitole; parrlet
mir6 fterbeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
Gntfeblides Oerbred)en tn Mid,i=
San. - Gin @rets fir $40 pon
ieittettt GttfeIiotitte ertit nroef.

Cincinnati, 2. September. bier
empiangeue SpeSialOepeide entbdlt Solgen.
bes: ullm 5 llbr geitern friib wolte Die 5rau
oeS 9rn. Soiebpb @laier, zines III Der gtdbe
bon Detroit, Wtif., tuobubaiten 6armers,
ibren i'm unteren Stodlperfe idlafenoeuWtann
weden. 9lls iie DaS 3immer betrat faup iie
su lbrem Sdreden, baB ,r9eno elm Strolf
wdbrenb Der 9ta9t ibrem @atteu nit etner
art ben Sd,doel eingel6lasen uuo ibn ani
Der Steae set0otet bate. 9aS nit 8,ut be,
fledte Otorotnitrument lag in Der Nabe De,
3etd)e uno eine Summe Don etma $40, ipel6t
0r. @laier in ieiuem 3immer auibe!pabrts,
mar ueri1munoen. 9lue llnitdnoe oeuteu
on, boB Gbriitopb Srienitenbad, ein 17-ldb'
ri9er @ntelIobu Ses Seritorbeueu, ben Ofort
be9an9en bat. 8rienitenba6, pelder bereita
friiher pier Sabre we9eu geruubuug ieines
9roBpaters i'm 3u9tbaufe JAP, iit ielt BEN
Wtoroe peri9munoen. gr wobnte, ieitOem e,
ans Dem 3udtbauie entladen wgrbe, piebel
bel iein,m SroBuatsr unO id)lief in oealielber
3immer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
Gin balbnerbat8erter Ssnabe a,tf
einem i'm Wiifitiiippi fdIautm=
tnenoen 8aumitanme amfse=

St.9ouis, 2. @eptember. - &m letten
00nnerfta9e tuuroe unterbalb @befter, Sus.,
Elm GROCER Saumitamm BON Dem Wtiliiiippi
ans llier 9eibwemmt, ,auf wel6em man eiHen
etpa itebenjdbrigen Snaben i'll bepuBtlOem
.3utanoe eutoedte. glllem Inl1etne na1
hattie fid Der Suabe flint bis ie9s Gage obne
gfahrung auf benz Baumfamme befunoen
unb mar aus 0un9er obunladJtig gelpor.
BEN. Ser SGrper lag IN elmer muloeuartigen
8ertiefung III Dem Stamme uno murOe auI
bieie Q8eile por'm 9erabfalen bemabrt. Die
Mdnner, ruelde ben &letneu fanoen, trugen
ibn in eir bena6bartes Sarmbaus unb per-
pfle9ten i'm aui's 8eite. @r bat icttoem baS
Semubtlein 5uriif erlangt, lift jeoo6 nod
ui9t i'm Stanoe, iia oeutltb uerfdnoli6 gu
MAIDEN, uno man peib oaber nod nidt, moz
ber er fam. Utan oeruutbet jeOod. baB Ct
iid5 ir9eno fpo uabe Der Dtiinouug oes Wiil.
iourt auf ben am llier liegenben Eaum wagte,
oaB 2ebterer in Die Str6muug gerietb uno
ben Snabeu nit iOrtfiibrte. Die Baunlrinoe
rings nm oieSertieiun9, in iuel9er Der Sleine
lag, mar ansenagt, wOrauS herUOrgebt, bab
2ebterer onrG Die Riuoe leiu 2eben 81 lriiten
DprlufltP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03

Otarf Strafe. Sebr piele Serbaitungen ipur-
ben oor9euomnlen, namentlt1 BON Golden, Die
geitern auf offener Strabe 9teben gebalten
hatten, ferner befannte So,ialiltenfiibrer ieBte
man feit. gSare Der @abltag nibt auf etner
Samlta9 an9eebt lporoen, OIL iuel6em Gage
Die Nrbetter 1bren 2obn erbalten unb pieie
Setrunfene in BEN StraBen fino, Der gauge
Sumult bdtte nibt lold)e OimenIionen ange-
nonlmen. unlere SiirgerlfiiBen lieben ii6
nirgenoS leben. Ser erits InlaB gum @ou=
fltfte bot iid) ifou am gtad)mitta9e bar, ais
Der on Der SanuOuer' d)en 8abn angeitellte
gabnzGpmmtiidr Sabor i'm @abl2ofale erz
ld).er. Sbnl rpuroe D0n Setten Der SOSta=
lllten 1no gSelfen gum Sorlpurfe semadlt, oaB
er Die lbnl lintergebenen Qrbeiter nit BON
a!tBen letdt erfennbaren Stimnl,etteln fir
9rumbredt perleben uuo iie inter 9lnorobung
Der Gntlaiiun9 genOthigt babe, fir ben natio=
mol ltberalen @anDtbaren sn ftinlnlel. ais
Sabor oas 9Sabllofal perlieB, puroe er bon
Der pit9enben Wfenge anse9rifien uno mibs
banoelt.
@egen BEN SdluB bes gSablaftes ioQ Der
Seltser Der 9la5biitte, G6bl, ielne Nrbeiter
snm gSabuofale gefibrt baben uno ite burd
Oarbietnug BON @etrGnfsn ermuntert baben,
fir @rnmbredt ihre Stimnen ab3ugeben.
2Sle DEM nun aud lei, genug, bic Bermu'
tbun9 bterpon pfanSte iid raid fort uno er.
re9te befti9en llntpillen auf Seiten Der Gesz
ner. ats 8Dbl iid entferute, ginaen flint
Boli5iiten su etnem Sdube nit. Ser nil.
tbenoe Samfe fiimulerte itd niht oarunl, lonz
bern orans aui tbn eiu, idlug TIN auf barba=
ride art. Sarauf folgteu 3ulamnleurottuns
gen lun9er 9eute, uno 10 entruidelte itd) mad
uno mad Der Sumult. Someit man bisber
an Srt u1to Steae in @rfabrun9 bringen
fonnte, tuuroe eiu Wanu lofort set0otet, pier
bls iiinf t6btlid uno uiele PeriOnen nlebr oOer
ipeniger oerlpuubet. SaS erits Spfer mar
Der al Der 0uomisltraBe uobnbafte Nrbeiter
Sado, Der bon eiuem Shuiie in Die Srut 9ez
trofien muroe, loiort nieoerlant unb mad noe.
nigem Sefuuoen eine 9eid)e iuar. S1otllh
ebeHfalls ourb elnen SAuB perwmnoet muroe
Der arbelter OobneDer, mobnbait &anap !;
oer1elbe iit wabrlheinlih ieiuen 2eioen ltou
erleaen. Ser sSorn1er gSeielob erbiclt einen
StuB in's &nie, infolge beiien tbm bas
Seln amputirt merben muBte. Ser am SolS@
pege pobubaite Arbeiscr SoB murbe BON bier
au9eln 9etrofien, bon benen Sm,i nur ieine
&leloer Serriiien, cine ibn am yfaden uuo Die
plerte am Betne erhebltd) perlebte. Ser @art-
rer HemnIerS erbielt BON einem Yoll3ilten
nit benz Sdbel eiuen 6ieb iiber ben aOpf, in
Sol9e oeiien er blutitberitrOmt Suianlmeus
brad. Ser Irbeiter Oienilt, 9SlbelmitraBe,
ytr. 10, WObnbaft, fpurbe, pdbreno er ieiue
0tutter AM Irue fiibrte, uOn einem Yolisllten
am Seine unb AM 9fiiden leift peripunbet.
Wtebrere SeuerpebrmGnner erbielten burd)
Steinmiirie erbebli9e Serlesungeu, aud bel
bem 0tllitdr iolen Serlpuueungen porss=
fonnen iein.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
Bonn Sin @rnnsp.

@alpefon, 3er., 2. Sept.-@ine Spe.
sialoepeidle Der biefsen ygieips" meloet aus
Ro @ranoe<G1tg: uuGin @bift. meldbes ote
,3ona 2ibra," alsgenommen lopeit Watanos
ras uuo 2areoO in Setra1t fommerl, aufbebt
uno ben freien Sanoelsoerfebr on alien iibri-
gen Yunften perbietet, trat aeliern in 8roft.
Die BepSlferuns auf Der merifauilden Seite
oes Slnffes, beionoers oiejeuige gu @amargo
une Mier, 1T b0dit entriiftet iiber oiele Wiab.
rsgel uu6 bat einen IN orobeneen QuSbriifsn
abgefaBten Yrotet an Die 5Sberalresisrung
BON Merifp abseididt. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
Mns sleeou,aesGouttt,, Mira,

- Nuf Der Ulalonga gSerfte IN 0IeIent
@ounth aeuetben am Samlta9s- -Worsen ,mei
Neaer, Iamens S1s. @tugO uno So6n Seed
tis, NIT eiuanoer in Streit uuS so0en WteNer.
mt pel6eu iie iid 9esenieitis i9mere geriet'
,ungen beibradteH. 2etterer 1T am uebelften
babel pes9stomnen, unO lem 3utanO rpiro
fir beosnfltt 9ebalteu. eiHsO wuroe uer.
baftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
Sas Gn0e eineS prpieSitonellen
SbteIerS.

@tncinnatt, 2. September. = Sas.
Bennett, ein profeifoneller Spieler, ip1rbe aes
tern gu ct. Paul, Snb., bon 6rn. $. 3.
Nrnolo onrd, eiEen Sdub auf Der Stelle se>
tootet. Arnolb bei6ulbigte Bennett, ieinen
(arnOlo's) Sobn gum 5pielen uerfiibrt uno
lbn aus eent elterltfen Sauie tueggelsdt 81
baben. Sennett gin9 mdbrenb oeS gSolt-
weflels auf Irnolo los, mOrauf Qetterer Elm
giltol 5og, baiielbe ieinem @egner auf bic
Srult leste uno aboriidte. Die Sugel brang
unnltttelbar iiber benz Seraen ein nno hattie
au9enblidlif) ben SOB sur Golae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
Gin onrb8ebranutes Stebespard)e,t
abaefaRf.

. bil a I b IA, 3. Sept. - @ine
beute abeno BON 8aiblngton, 3. s., euz
pfan9ene Oepelde berid)tet, baB Der 10 idbrige
anion y. y. Dodge uuo Elm iun9es Mdo1en,
tueldes CT an Sonntag AbenD BON &orbos
rough nabe philadelphia entfHbrte, in Der erz
fteren Staot uerbaftet fporben iinb. Der 8a=
ter oes Wtdodens bate cine 8elo6nung bon
$500 auf bas 3abbaftperben Oes Ydr9ens
au8oeiebt
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Wuttetttor0.

Suder's Corner nabe 6leier Sta6t ipurbe in
letter gSOde cine Srau Yirlep bon ibrem 16.
jabrisen Sobns Siram Birlep our9 eineu
9dub NIT elmer S9rotflinte auaenbliflid
set0otet. Der M6roer bate bas 2ebeu ielner
SHUTTER 0fterS beorobt, bebauptet ieood, oaf
Der ShuB snfdllig los9ina. 6rau Yirler
sanfte iit 5ur 3eit NIT ibrer S6mefer, einel
Srau Sowers, nno Siram ri6tete oaS Sc.
webr NIT Der Semerfung aui ieine Mutter
SaB er iie tDoten tperre, Wenn iie oas yWtaul
uid]t balte."
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9ie staats&pal,l tn elrfanSas, ,

Xtttle N d, Nrt., 2. September.- Die
heuti9e Staatswabl perllef iebr rubig. IS
ertiirte fetne SppoittOn gegsn bas oemotraz
tllde StaatszSidet, unb n1r in YulaSfi=@o.
bate bic @reenbadlr- 4rbeitetsB Bartei ibren
@anbibaten nominirt. 0as 9otum in hieiem
@ountD 1T siemlid bebeutenb uno oas 8eiul=
tat nod1 unentldlieoeu.
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6rmm0figentbmm
AZ bertaui6en nber 3u bcrfaufen

- auf oer-
8runpetaentbumS 86rfe pon N. u. SaH tn
9ebamoe oes nMmeriean."
1?O M6er &amo, eine pradbtoone Sarm, 9ongs
@reen= Yalep, 13 Dteilen bon bier.
gf6nes ssteaellteinbans on Warrenftr., sebn
Simmer, $4500; fpirb aub segen einen 2anofis nabt
ber Stabt pertauid1t.
0robeS it6dtees sieselftenernes Saus an
gfartetSpace, edben unb GBobnuns; febr 6tllis i'm
Tauide.
9eere Saaiteaen an EoipIonfr., 155 i5us gronte,
nur $500.
Grad)tppue gHobnuna an ber10 @trase, Daib>
in9on, .. g., iopte grunoftude in 6erfebenStaot,
iebr bints oertauen ODER sestn beitses gsentbun
um3utauifen.
sseimes @pbnbaus ON eaIbounitr., nit allen mos
oernen Gtnri6tuneen; Yreis $1,000
,3tpet breft0dise Ssduier an WaibnetonftraBe,
Stmmer NIT a1aHer; neu uno tn sutem 3ufanoe.
Yreis $500 iebes.
Harm nit 144 Mdern In @alpert=@ountp, Warp=
'aao, NIT aussesednetenge6 ge6dulibteiten. .reis$3000.
Gnnl sneitotise. aieseliteinerne 5duier ON @batz
eoatz naee Strtderitr., 3immer entbaltenb unb in
gaiem 3ufanoe.. Yrets $500 iebes. alud seaen etue
Dasm umgetauitt. (Je6r1 ,12Ottef& &2p)