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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

NEW YORK. Sept. lS-Flour steady, super
state and Western, 81 0Ua4 80; common to good
extra, 81 50@4 rs; so to choice. S4 o0d6 SO;
white wheat extra, S4 75@6 25: extra Ohio,
s4 50ta6; St. Louis, ~ 60@6 80; Minnesota patent
s5@5 75. Wheat active: ungmded spnng 81 O8a
US11a; No. 3 do. u N@1 07Ia; No. 2 do 81 100
II; ungraded winter red, 81 1l54a1 Is: No 8 do,
81 1la@1 MA; No. do, 81 15s4@l l61%; No do,
u l6A@l II; mixed do, 81 H9l AZ; steamer
No. red VI l4 No. 2 amber Sl 15Aa
l5M; No. | amber, VI 16l4@1 II;
Rye scarce and firm; No. 2 Western, 6s@g7oc.
Barley unchanged. Malt nominally unchanged.
Corn active; ungraded, 4S@d9c No. 2, 1870 IN
store and 4Sj4M49c sloat No. white, 57a571ac;
mixed We, tern, 3|%@35c; white Western S3159
40c. Hay quiet and firm at Soc Hops nominaIly
unchanged. Coffee quiet and firm. Sugar strong;
ia to good refining, 67s@6 l5-16c. Molasses dull
and unchanged Rice steady and in fair demand;
carolina, G5s@71ac; Louisiana, 61Sm74.
Petroleum in active demand. refined,
7c; crude, 5m5s4c; United, 655 s@e6Ac Tnlow
quiet and steady al Ts4g6c Resin uominally rin-
unchanged. Turl entne irmer at 261ac. E.gs
steady: Western, l5@@l7hc, Pork irmer: mess,
$s 9og9. Beef quiet and steady Cut meats firm.
er: long clear, 54c; short clear nominally I'M
changed. Lard in active demanu; prime steam,
& l5Gy6ST1ac. Butter frmer: Western, 71$@23c.
Cheese higher Western, 5@St4c. Whisky fiines
at 81 06: now held at 81 07.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18
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THE COURTS.
COMMON PLEAS.

Gracia NJ Forde VS.. VIM. Forde. This
case, suit for divorce, was tried before
Judge Smith to-day. The parties were
married at Oakland, Md, August 18th,
1875, and have no children.
The plaintiff charges that her husband
was guilty Of gross neglect in not provid.
ing for her food or clothing, which
she had to obtain from relatives
that ever since the marriage he
had been insulting to her, and abandoned
her in March, 1873. She also asks ali
mony. and AYERS that the defendant has an
annuity Of $500 year. The case was held
under advisement.
John Borne vs.. A. Lammars In this
case d proceeding to reverse Judgment
Squire Schwab for restitution of premises
on Clifton avenue to the landlord, on
the ground that the tenant
had forfeited his lease by the unlawful
sale of liquor. Judge Smith held that the
decision of the Magistrate was according to
the statute, and refused to reverse it on the
ground of error.
Drunk-Jacob Winzens 80 days; Aman-
da Mcllvain, So; Mary Gallagher, $50-3O.
Disorderly Conduct-Fred. Distner, con-
tinued; VIM. PAYER, 5000; Joseph De-
Pugh, $40.
Miscellaneous - Mike Whalen, assault
with intent to kill, bound over. George
Zehler, assault ard battery, SIS. Barbara
Shearon, same, discharged. Martin Han
don, same, 80 days. d. Seickman, abusing
family, continued. Kate Jenkins, Har-
ry Newman, vagrancy, discharged. Will
liam Farmer, John Walden, Michael
Lynch, same, 5000; ]. Fl. White, G. B.
Russell, same, continued; William Meara,
assault with intent to kill, dismissed; !;
Charles Free, carrying concealed weapons,
continued; Thomas Sheron, petit lar
ceny, dismissed Commodore Smith
Margaret Caufeld. same. 5000
30 DAYS; james Moran. John Ryan, Joe
Drscoll, robbery, continued; Michael
Brady, grand larceny. dismissed; Jacob
Ness Edward Christ, Ed. Goetz, VIM. BIZ
zack, George Ploss G. Farbach, VIM. Ploss
G. Breitfeld. malicious destruction OF prop
erty, continued; Ed. Jones, boarding train,
ETC., SO.
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MARlETTA.

| The Fire Department has received one
thousand feet of new hose.
| The number of new students enrolled at
the College will exceed forty.
General Garfield spoke to-day at Belpre
TO large crowd, and will speak this even
ing in this place, at City Hall.
| Peters, the timer, fell from the roof OF
Miss Woodbridge's new building Yesterday
and fractured his thigh. George Richards
| fell through the building the day before
and received cash in the head. This
seems to be dangerous locality.
Republican meetings are advertised as
follows; Charles Townsend at Barlow Sept.
% /; Charles Townsend and X. r. Dawes at
Fillmore Sept. 23d; Townsend at Veto
Sept. 23d and at Waterford Sept. oath !:
Channlng Richards at Macksburg Sept. 23d,
and at Dalzell Sept. 24th; Ben. Butterworth
and Richards at Beverly Sept. 26th; Rich
ards and Dawes at Newport Sept. eth.
LAWRENCEBUHG. IND.
In the game Of baseball between the En- :
quirer Nine, OF Cincinnati, and the Ath-
letics, of this city, played yesterday, the
latter won by a score of 10 to 3. William
Spooner umpire.
The City Council, in regular session last
Wednesday night. voted in favor OF burn
ing either gasoline or headlight oil, instead
of gas, on the streets, on account of the
Gas Company not keeping its agreement of
furnishing gas at So per 1000 cubic feet
August, brought in a bill and charged So 50,
mittee of three, consisting of Councilmen
Tnp,pral HnIaH onA T.nff
pointed to purchase either gasoline or
headlight oil in large quantity and at the
cheapest price.
DAYTON. Kx.
Prayer meeting at the M. E. Church to-
night.
The Baptist protracted meeting progresses
successfully.
Henry Darnell and Lou. CASTOR are both
on the convalescent list.
Herr Joe Maier of the staatszeitung, is
at Frankfort on business.
Mr.. W. B. North and family, of Fourth
street, have removed to Newport.
Miss True, from the Ohio Western Re-
serve is visiting the family Of Joseph John
son.
All Good Templars are requested to meet
at the residence of Mr.. FL. st John, Madi-
son street, tonight.
Mr.. Smith, commission merchant, of Gin
cinnati, has removed to John Ramsey s
house, on Berry avenue above Sixth.
Guiding Star Lodge No. As, X. of F., will
Saturday night confer the Amplified De-
gree. The Knights of Eureka Lodge, New
port, will be present.
Martin Hermann, through his attorney,
Judge Makibben, has made an application
for a caveat OH his mole trap. IT was on
exhibition at the Alexandria Fair and is at
the Exposition.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
is preparation of great merit and is rap
idly displacing all Others for the hair

Some unprinciped dealers. because they
could see a few cents more profit, have been
guilty Of Offering worthless substitutes for
the only original and genuine Sulphur Soap
-Glenn's by name Therefore the public
should guard against this deception, and
always ask for "Glenns Sulphur Soap, by
its full name, and take no other.
Read the following evidence from .
highly respectable source:
DETROIT, Mich. Aug G, 1879.
G. N. CRITTENroN, EsQ.--Dear Sir: have
travelled for ,hree years for Messrs Charles
Scrihners Sons, Publishers New York, and
desire to inform you that I have used your
incompatible "Glenn's Sulphur Soap" ex-
cusively for about four years; also have
recommended It to very many persons and
my constant experience has been that il
possesses all the medical advantages that
you claim for it. All to whom have re-
commended it say, as well as myself, that
1t deserves its established reputation as the
best and most efficacious Sulphur Soap that
can be used for all skin cleansing as we'll
as toilet purposes Some unprincipled
drug store keepers have endeavored to sub
stitute other kinds of Sulphur Soap for
Glenn n's-saying they were "just as good"
but having myself tried other kinds, find
none are SO good or so beneficial as the
genuine Sulphur Soap stamped Glenn's,"
which also have learned to observe always
bears the name Of &C. n. Crittenton, Pro-
prietor," on the packet.
Yours truly,
G. T. Y. DuRAND.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

Is the one that makes uniform "gilt-edged"
butter the season through, aud sends his
butter to market in perfect condition. The
best dairymen all through the country have
by long and varied experience found that
there is no article so perfectly adapted to
keeping up the June color, now absolutely
necessary in order to realize the best price,
as is Wells, Richardson Il Co.'S Perfected
Butter Color, made at Burlington, Vt. Buy
it at the druggists, or send for descriptive
circular.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

BosToS. Sept IS Flour stssdv. Western super.
hne, " 5o94; common extras 50 25de4 50. Wiscon.
sln extras Aa5; Minnesota do &,yas; winter
wheats, Ohio and Mic igan, $5fsb IS: Illinois
and Indiana, $500 st. Louist s. 5o@s: Wis.
consin and Minnesota patent process. sprns
wheat. S63s wiater wheat SS6a7 50 Corn quiet
mixed and yellow, 4g14@50c Oats In moderate
7ec.
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N8tes.


The Reds were outplayed at every point
yesterday by the Providence Founders.
Yesterday was an 'off day" for the Bos-
tons and Chicagos, and an ION day" for the
Troys and Cleyelands.
In the game at Boston yesterday the Bos-
tons made base hits, reached first base II
times and made errors. The Clevelands
MADE base hits, reached first base II times
and made errors
Goldsmith pitched for the Troys yester-
day, and the Chicagos made only s base hits
on his delivery. They reached first base
seven times and made eight errors. The
Iroys made 6 base hits, reached first base
ii times, and made only errors.
The surf.
CHICAGO FALL RACES.
CHICAGO, Sent 19.--The first race for
3 minute horses 5 starters, was won by
Fred. Douglass in three straight heats,
Time-2:25l6, 2:29. 3:29H. Don Quixote
second, Francis Alexander third.
The 2:2Osraee, starters, was won by
Driver Time-2:2224, 2:223I, 2:22L. Char
ley Ford second Scotts Thomas third.
Aquatic.
sMrTH-MoRRIs CONTEST.
HALIFAX, N. s., Sept. 18.-The single
seull race between Morris, OF Pittsburg,
and Smith, of Halifax, for one thousand
dollars side over course of three miles
with turn on Bedford basin came off this
afternoon in the presence of about fifteen
Thousand persons. Smith won BY three
lengths. Time 21:35.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have bes
issned since our last report:
VIM. Il, English ard Annie J. Sturr
Jas. Il. Anderson and Bessie B. Hart.
Lewis Brooks and Annie Pirmann.
Jno. Render and Mary Crestopel.
Daniel Wilcox and Mary Dwyer
Henry W. Hawley and Mary Martin.
M. Efin and Frances Hebel
0. Rumsdell and Mary A. Hodapp.
II. Schweizer and Theresa Henry.
Geo. G. Cohen and Katie M. Brown,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

cisco from Oregon, last week, and left for
Denver, en- route home on Sunday.
"CAIRo, Sept. 1T New Natchez raised
her chimneys and tested her boilers to-day.
She Is allowed 1863 pounds of steam. She
will make trial trip tomorrow. Tie
Natchez leaves for New Orleans OH Satur-
day. The Big Injun' is happy and head
ing for home.
'The Telegraph and her officers are more
than popular with the ladies. Fresh bou-
quets of fragrant flowers adorn the desks.
giving ample evidence OF fair hands having
culled and arranged them"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

Albert Williamson, Esq, of Chase ave-
nue., Cumminsyille, Is entertaining during
the Exposition his sister and niece, the
wife and daughter of Hon. Thos. Cooper
Of Newton, Jasper County, Ill.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

Rev. Ruof, of ST. Johns Church, Mt.
Auburn, preached his farewell sermon last
night. He will leave In day or two for
Pittsburg.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18
shadows of Coming Evant..

There will be grand social picnic and
barbecue at Ross Lake Park, formerly
Union schuetzen Park, ON Thursday. Sep
tember 70, 1873. Good music will be in at
tendance.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

The Covington 4 Cincinnati Transfer
Company to-day pay the sum of its license
due to the city.
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FINANCIAL
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1s-2P. M

CINCINNATI sent, IS-2P r. M.
Eastern exchange is in flir demand and un
changed. We quote ii 1-2o discount buying, and
20 premium selling
Sterling is steady with light inquiry and ne
change in rates Sight at 81 Si1a. sixty day bilh
al 81 s2L.
The local market fer Government bonds, II
qlllet and steady, the Cemand being light Ths
rates to-day nra A. follows.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

1t has wonderful power on the bowels,
liver and kidneys! What2 Kidney-W Wort;
trv it,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18


81 60dS so, fair to good light at 50 5n92 TO- faiY
10 good packing atSl G0@2 so. Select butchers al
r. IS er GENITAL.
CATTLE-Market quiet. Common at 81 b09
20, fair to medium at s. 25Qt3 7J good 10 choiea
SHEEP-Fair demand and steady. Common to
fair at So 25G93 25 and good to choice at So j0@iN
per Genital.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

The l0lOWlng are the opening aud The 1:30 0.
III. quotations OF the New York Exchange
as lee iyed by Lea, Sterett 4 Co.. Is West Third
street,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept 1872 P. M
The following are tine reeepts aild shipments
OF live stock for the past "a hours:
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VALLEY JUNCTION, o.

TOWNSHIP REAL ESTATE APpRAIsEE.-For
this important Office our citizens have
nominated JOS Cilley, Esq, gentleman
every way qualified for the position. Mr..
Clllet is a practical farmer and large
landowner, man of sound judgment and
sterling integrity, with much experience in
the valuation of real estate,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

SATURDAY. Goth. at s P H., POSITIVELY.
e. n PARIS Q. BROWN, Alex. Halliday.
sa&ssSt4 Master. For iieight or l.esise apply
- on board. or to Royse and Mosset.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
Nus CHIHUAHUA uuo 0uranqo tper6en

Nus Gbibuabua uno Durango tper6en
aufrubt eriide 8eneguneen semeloet; iie
itno inociien MIR 0rtliber gtatur uno baz
ben Streiti9feiten nm ben 8ciiB Der &e9ies
rungs6emalt i'm Staate sur @runolage.
Ser amerifaniibe @eianote SOFTER lit
auf elmer Gunoreiie burd bas 2ano be-
9rtffen. gr ipar am 8. D. Of. in @uaoaz
%laiara, no ibm Don ben 8Irgern be'onz
oere Characterization erpieien purben.
@r miro bon WlansaniIa auf Dem Oam>
pier mad WaSatlan unD BON bort lber bas
@ebirge na6 Durango reileM.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
sic % a b E IT,
GoIumb 8, s., IS. 81

' " ~ ~ " ~Op 80
Das GreebniB Der am Oisnitag abges
baltenen Staatsmablen lit nod nibt anti
LID feftgeiteat, oo6 miro bic Wfebrbeit oes
republifantl6en WouperneurSz @anDioaten
Gbarles Softer nidt tDeniger ais $4,000
unb nieleid]t 20, 900 betragen. Die @eleBs
gebung lit ebenfals nit GROCER Wfebrbett
republifantl9, Der Senat nit ungefdbr
2 Stin1meu uno bas Nbeeor6netenbaus
nit un9eiGbr 81 Stimmen, 10 oaB Die
@abl zines &epublifaners gum ga6folger
oes 8unoes lenators SDurman geft6ert 1T.
S%oitorta, g., II. Ott.
Die &epublifaner bes nOrbli6en Ohio
feierten beute bic Wabl bon Gbarles Softer
gum @ounerneur in beiien 6eimatbort
bnr6 Die gr0Bte Geriammlnng, Die iemals
bier abgebalten muroe. Siinf;ebns bis
stpan3igtauienb Weni6en batten ii6 gu
berieIben e%iugefunOen. @rc%uriions3lge bon
ie flufsebn bis Stpan5ig Wa9en, Die ldmmts
LID nit Wfenl6en Dougepropft tDaren,
liefen mdbreno bes Na6mittagS auf allen
bret 8abnen, mel6e our6 Soitoria fubz
rem, bier ein. 9ie Soleooer bradten
einen S9etI Der A.. Obio Battery" nit,
Del6e, ais Der !3lg Nbenos in ben 8abnz
bot einfubr, elnen gtationalsS alut abs
f%elerte. Der 3ug maj nit Sabnen uno
6ineltlden Saternen gel6nudt. Sober
3ug iDuroe bon ben oSOltorta GUARDS" III
@lnpfang genomlmen. Gin bet @de Der
Ofntn= uno TiifinltraBe Dar cine Sribine
erri6tet moroen, auf ipel6er General ISM.
8. @ibion ben Boriib ilber Die 0eriamms
lung fi6rte, Die I'M 8 ubr erOffnet tpnroe:
Die erte Ge0e belt Softer ielblt, BET
0el1en @rlheine1 1t6t euDen Dolenoer SUI
bel ausbraA. Gr 0anfte bet GerlamnINng
fur bic linn bur6 Die Denomination er>
setgte G6re uno fam Damn auf BEN bon
Der republifanil6en Bartei errungenen
nen groBartt9en Wablfieg 81 lpre6en,
nelder nibt lopo9L etn Sieg bon BerlGn>
li6feitem ais Don @runOidben mare. elm
8eroammungsurtbeit oeS Goltes iiber Die
2ebren Der Wei6geloleute uno OaS @ebabz
rem bcs bemofratiiben Gongreiies. gta6
Yolter bielten s.. g. Walbrtoge bon Soc
Iebo, 81. Uf. 6ownrb, S. st. Nuitin, S. 6.
See, OtaDor G9ance uno Sen. @iblon
fur3e Anipra6en.
Sotua.
9es Motnes, 16. DIT.
Die beute %eingegangenen 8erihte itber
ben Qusfaa Der Na1len in Soma 1teuen
es alBer 3meifel, Dap Der republifanii6e
Ganotoat tiir oas COMPREHENSION Scar
iiber leine beiben @egnef 3uianmen 5000
We6rbeit erbalten bat. Seine Wtebrbeit
iiber ben Oemofraten Srimble tpiro un9ez
fQbr 80, 200, uno bic iber ben 0reenbader
Campbell ettpa 1O5, 600 betragen. Die
@eiammtaabI Der i'm Staate abge9ebenen
Stimmeu lit ungefGbr $4,000. tpouort
auf Scar 1855, 1000, auf Srimble $4,000,
auf Campbell 45, 900 uno auf ben Sempez
renSIer DUNCAN 5000 fomme1. Sn bet
@eieB9ebung meroen i'm I'M Seuat 26 uno
I'M 6aufe 93 Hepublifaner ftken.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
Sic SnDiamcr.

Gin Selegralnm oonSuclo on, in Q~rt5ond,
lagt: Gin Spe5laltelegramm BON SllDer
Gitp, in NeuzOtertfo, meloet, oaB Die Sns
oianer i'm Gto @ranoezT bale unO in Der
@egen0 liibmeitlth bonn Sort GummiEs
tpGbrenb Der lebten Sage i6redli6 gebauit
habeu. Qte @tntpobner bon Colorado ner>
ben leit Samitag belagert uno fleben nm
8eiitano. Nm Sonntag lit cine Sreipil>
Iigenl6aar bon breiBig WfanH unter Si6<
rung oes Gapt. Sobn s. Groub bon Wlel=
fila nno Cruces 0abin %abgegangen. Oie>
lelbe itieB in Der gtdbe BON Colorado, 18
W1eilen, BON Slocum's Gan6o ouf ettpa
bunoert Snoianer lno muBte ft6, beitGl1>
big ben Seinb abDebreno, nad oen0fan6o
3arld3teben. Sn bieiem @efe6t murben
W. 8. SoneS, Der county @lerf bon 0o>
noDue GountD, lno pier Weertfaner get0b=
tet. Nls Die Sunoe bierDou in Wel1iua
DernOltmen Duroe, Duroen eilt9lt 5iDet
Gompagnten bon so Wlann oufgebra6t,
toel6e it'd beute Der Manni6aft Grou6's
anl6lieBen loQten, UNI fi6 nit ibr mad
Colorado gu begeben. 3mei 8agensige
murben geltern ipeitli6 bon Slocum's
Gan6o bon ben Snoianern erbeutet. Sci
Dem lleberfau auf ben einen Der lelben iiu0
II WGuner, cine Srau ltnb ein Rin0 aez
t0btet tporDen. Die 8ebefung 6es an6ez
rem entfam. Die Wagen wuroen seplinz
bert un0 mebrere S6len getDotet. Ser
8oitpagel bonn Often traf beute Wor9en
UNI 2 Stunoen nerlpGtet Elm. @egen Dierz
gig Perionen iino pdbreno Der leBten bier
ooer lunf Gage bon Den Snoianern ermorz
bet tDoroen, oeren Spur bon Der Boltz
itraBe ab na6 Dem v8lad Gauge" uno in
Die 9ta6barl6aft bon 9tQsboro fii6rt.
Weajor WDrrDip bonn 8. 9teiterregimeut
bGlt ft6, Die maj glaubt, nit elmer Itar=
fen &unol6aftungstruppe in Der 9ta9barz
l6alt bon Colorado aui T.
Gum GifcmbabnsltnfaM Bet Sa&IOn.
9etrott, Wi6., II. Oft.
Sn Betref oes in Der Dorigen @o6e Bel
Sa6lon ftatt9ebabten 1neliidsfaaes auf
Der Wfibigan 9entralz Gilenbabn bat bas
Qei6enibaugeri6t beute glbenb letnen
8a9ripru9 ba6in abgeseben: 0aB
Der 8abnbofs : Snipettor 6. g. gols
tpeG ii@ bur9 ben 8efebl, baB cine
&an9ir : locomotive ouf bos 6aupt>
ioute, in tpeI6er Der 8QciftczS dueuz
Sug ieben Qugenblid anfommen founte,
elmer itrafbareu SaDrlGliigfett i6uIoie aez
ma6t bat, oaB Der Met6enIteuer SSoiepb
Camper beBbal6, neil er tpiileno, baB @olz
ipeu BET frilberen @%elesenheiten SrrtbImer
%begangen bat, ben llebertritt Der &augir>
locomotive auf bas 6auptgeleiie obne
ernitIi6en @tnipru6 geitattet bat, getaz
belt miro uno baB Der Siibrer Der &anoir=
locomotive 1th our6 MusfIbrung BON
@olpea's 8efe6l zines ADMINISTRATION
8erbaltens i6uloig 9ema6t bat.
S6lteBltd miro Der @iienbabns0 erualz
tang our 8erbitung finftiger l1naliufsz
faae Die Nnbrin9ung bon Signa[s@ orridz
tungen an elmer mebr Ditlih qeleaenen
Steae bes 8abnforpers empfoblen.
Ser W5rSer @eor8 8ammeartem.
SanesDiIIe, gBis., H.. Sft.
Ser Wt0rber bes tleinen Sanon 9Shite.
@eorg 8aum9arten, tpurbe ant Wittpod
beimli6 Don Wilpaufee mad Monroe inn
County @reen 9ebra6t uno bort Dor @ez
riGt gelteqt. Ct befannte ii6 bes Wor6es
i'm er1ten @rabe i6ulbis, tpuroe su lebensz
tDiert9er 3udtbau5itrnfe Derurtbeilt unb
befinOet IT'D bereits int !3ubtbauIe in
W9upun.
@tGbeIm SM1bols.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
0rO6britnnuiett.
QDnDou. II. 81

Die Qufreguns i'm 8le6z unb @ilenbans
BEL oauert fort. @eitern itieg Der Brels
oes Giienblehs BON 81 auf e3 fur DIE
3onne. Hobeilen fiel in @Iasgoip tpIeoers
nm i'm 9reiie. 81 SHILLING nuroen ge7
forbert uno So SHILLING ~ Penntes 9ebo7
ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
Git WnMbmorS.
GNIulnbus. 8. 18. Oft

Wv : " w " " - SsP Ave- 1%"
Die 9eide bon 6. s. @infree aus &tz
9aro in Sirginien purbe in Der 9fGbe oes
bieitgen 3u6tbauieS auf benz @iienbaDtz
geleile lte9eno gefunoen. Set Der ltnter@
lu1ung oerlelben puroen am &opfe 1neb@
rere Munben mabrgenommen, iuel0e ul1s
mo9li6 bon @iienba6nmagen berrlbren
tonne1. @infree bat tpertbDoQe @runos
itide bierieIbit n~erfouft unb man ntnlmt
an, baB er Don 2euten, bic barum DuBten
nno i'm i'm 8eiibe elmer grpBen Summe
Geloes uermutbeten, ermoroet uno 0en1>
1lG6it auf bas @iienbabneeleiie gel6leppt
tporoen 1T, I'M ben @ni6ein berporaurus
fen, als mare CT bon einem 8abnsuge ilber>
fabren unb 9etobtet iporoen. 0ie Sei9e
mar auer @ertbla6en beraubt.
Sic 8oI0RMtD.
Qon0On, II. Sft.
Gin She'll 6es beute aus Der 8anf bon
Gn9lanO 9esogeuen Goelmetaus lit mad
yten yort beltimmt.
Qon6on, IS. Sft.
Son benz geitern aus Der 8anf BON
Gnglano geSo9enen Ofetau tuerben 1,575,z
900 Dollars nab gtew gort uno 65o,0oO
Dollars mad Berlin gei4iGt uerOeH~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
@ttbeInt SM1boIs.

Bridgeport, Gonn., Is. Sft.
Dem Der @rmOr0uug bes reiden Sons
behring's S6ulte ingiortpalt fir3li6 ihulz
big gelprD6enen Wilbelm 8ud6ol3 lit
cine no6malige 8~erban6lung Der llnflooe
betpiHtgt poroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
G0te6eret.

Mabiion, Sn6., II. Oft.
Ser fribere Staotz S0aBmeiiter Nilz
liam 6oparo purbe geitern Mben6 gelez
9entli6 zines Streits BON Dem 3ebacteur
oes vStar" Naior Sobn Simpiou, ges
l6ollen un6 l0per %Dertpunbet. Gin
3beil Ser ltnfen 6anb tpurbe ibm beute
Weorgen ob9el0it uno Sic Qbnabme oes
etnen 8eins oi6t am 2eibe miro iDabrs
l6einli6 ebenfaus n0tbig tperoen. Gimp
ion bebatptet, baB er inn Stan6e Der
gtotbmebr BON benz 9tebolper @ebrau6
QemQdt hat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
Grmnttne 8renner.

MtIm tn9 II J(.<S., IL. ScG.
Gin SpeSialtelegramm bon @altonia in
NorocaroLina, meloet, baB e5 Dem Steuer=
agenten Blader nit Sulfe bes Steuereinz
nebmergebiilfens @Dles, gelungen lit, i'm
gountD @alton ~9rOBartt9e 8etrlgereten
auf3uoeder, mel6e Oorti9e 8rannttpeins
brenner I'M GinOerne6men nit Steuerbe:
arnten peribt BADEN. IS tpuroen beretts
iber 500 @auonen Mais : Bran1ttpei1.
tpeI6er in 9ebeimer @eile aus ben Brennez
reiem fort9ei6afft uno berborgen tporoen
mar, nit 8ei6la9 belegt, uno Die See
l6lagnabme grocer Wengen Spirit unO
Der 8renneret lelblt tptrD in ndbite Nuss
1i6t geiteut. 9ur6 ben @erfauf umo
gerlanot BON WtaiSz 8ranntpein in
m&egs," Die aus Sdilern gefiat wuroen,
6eren SSnbolt ni6t neriteuert ipar, lit Die
Resierngg iN grOBsm WfaBltabe ,betrosen
tporben.