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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03

Salt LAKE: Trisuaa
was Sabbath in the little town OF
Frisco, and holy quiet settled dowr ~
though mist from heaven with the sun
light Ger the Wasatch Mountains
wrapped all in peace. 1t was Sabbath, and
out from the little town came the stage
that has rocked and swung and rolled along
from the white billowy beach OF theAtlantic.
across the prairie farms OF the west, up.
over and beyond the towering ROCKIES.
and bathed its alkall-stained boot IN the
placid waves OF the Pacific Ocean: Dick
Catlin drove that stage, and better
driver never whaled the teank Of a broneho.
The day was warm as up the Beaver
River rolled he, and his voice, clear as
trumpet, made the carbonate-sfained nails
of Iincon ring again. The warm sun thawed
the old mans heart and the memory OF
old times stole into lis soul. bringing
back again the days gone by, the SWIM
ming, apple stealing. dog-hghting DAYS.
when he was boy and Ben hoi!aday
nowhere. Rounding point IN the ryet
the shade fell across a nook. DICK pulled
up and as he had no passengers concluded
10 take a swim. He knew his team and
thew knew him They had been together for
year,, and as Dick dropped the lines he said
10 himself: There ia nothin like known
stock that's posted. Stay still now, boys,
I'M. 10 the horses)''and the old man II
have a good wash. Undressing and piling
MS cloths on the seat. Dick left the stage
and plunged into the cool waters: But the
stock" was posted" No sooner had Dick
plunged in than they plunged out. and
when he crawled out on the bank streak
o, dus; away on through the sage brush
was all that the poor fellow could see. Now
came the tug OF wal. The team kept the
road and Dick knew that by cutting
acros. the country and running 40 he
Afterwards said. like blazes he could head
them of. There was no one there TO witness
that race. Perhaps at times a mischievoas
angel would peep through has tiny finger.
and laugh at that big. hurley starknAked
man outrunning the jack rabbits IN the
Valley of Beaver. When he overlook the
stag. and got the team under control be
didn't say much. but throwing the lap-robe
in front OF hiia tiIi a wagon load OF women
passed by. he scrAped the blood and the
cactus and sage and greasewood from III:
lirbs. and swore that II the good Lord
would forgive him that time he would never
wash any NOR. And 10 this day Dick has
kept bis promise.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03


The popular cures for warts. and other
like e1crescences. are very Numerous. and
vary in almost every country. One mode
Of charming them away is 10 take An ED
er shoot and rub IL on the vart; then cut
- many noschNs on the twig as you have
warts. bury il IN a place where II vii soon
decay. and a. IL rois away. the vArts Will
disappear. This is southern charm.
In Yorkshire. and throughout the north
generally. the cure for .arts u 10 take
a black mad and rub the eIcresences riih
\. then inpale II on thorn, and leave It
70 perish As !; dries up and dIszppezrs-
the warts viii vanish. According 20 an
other form Of the charm. the warts mast
be rubbed with fresh snail for nine src-
ces-ive night.. S:ill another vsst charm
IL to take the shell Of broad loan. and
rub the affected part NTH the inside there
Of; bury the shell. and tel DO one abo5s
il, and. as ]; ri.hen arsy, 20 vii he
vaytl.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03
MYSTERIOUS METEOR.
A Boy struck by . Hall Of Fire In fatssf-
scs, New jersey. His Clothes Envslepsa
In F1AmeA,

| Boy struck by Rail- Of Fire In Pafssr-
.c., New Jersey. His Closhe. EnvesePsd
In Planes.
From the New Ysrk TIm~s.
Almost singular phenomenon happened
a. Patterson. n. J., at 9 O'Clock Saturday
night. Edward Braipe, II. and Robert
Duroe, II. were on their way to grocery
store across vacant lot, when Robert,
looking up, saw coming down in an OBJ
lique line a small bolt of fre. which struck
Edward on the left breast, passed under
his coat and exploded in a mass OF flames
over the boy breast and side. In the 10y.
lett hand, which was parallel with his side
at the time, he held silver quarter dollar.
Both BOYS were frightened, and, the night
being dask and stormy, they ran through
into Mechanic street, into the grocery
store kept by q man named Cox, who TIM
mediately stripped of young Braines
blazing clothes, thereby saving his HE.
The bows coat was burned of on one side.
his underclothes were burned down TO his
skin and his side was badly scorched and
blistered: the end of his thumb. including
the nail. was pared of, his lett hand Wa
badly burned. so that now IT Is swollen up
to twice It's usual size. and the twenty
FIVE cent piece which he held IN his hand
was partly melted.
The bow was Immediately put under
medical care. His injuries are painful.
but not dangerous Had the fiery mass
struck him on the head or face 1t would
probably have killed him. One OF the
most mysterious things about 1t u the
character OF composition OF this meteor.
whether it was wholly gaseous substance
or partly solid. The Braine boy saw
nothing. He only heard q Kissing noise
over his head before he was struck. The
other boy was an intelligent little follow
who was about fifteen feet from him. He
saw. the ball of ere coming very d,stanty.
Young Braine did not feel any shock a
from a SOLID substance, hut sort OF
heavy Sud, winch seemed to Iaraia.e
him for a moment. II any solid sub
staace accompanied the bail ot hre IT
must have gfazed his size and passed
through his coat to the ground. The sur
rounding flame striking his body. spread
ing over his clothing and igiiting his
coat, he was SO badly burned that II was
impossible to ascertain from ITS appear
ance whether this was probable or not.
Search was made for any thing having
the appearance of the mcteoric stone, but
Ii was not discovered The ground was
wet and soft ut the time. and II any solid
substance fell it probably went into the
earth ont Of sight.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
DOUBLE PosrAL~cARps.
our FRENCH SISTER REpuBL1c.

The language Of the section Of the ap-
preparation bill which authorizes the use Of
double postal-cards and double envelopes il a.
follows:
SEC. 50. That the Postmaster-G General is
hereby authorized to take the necessary steps
to introduce and furnish for public use . let
ter-sheet envelope. on which postage-stampe Of
the denominations now in use on ordinary en-
velopes shall be placed. And the Postmaster
General is also authorized to introduce and
furnish for public use double postal-card.
on which shall be placed two one-cent stamps.
and said card to be so arranged for the ad-
Dress inst II may oe tofwaroen ana returned.
.i.a 70 ;n,,nduc. 40 frrn;ss O.. n .P .na
dorhis- ie,,sr .,v.ior,. a. -h;.h a..
denorn;r.,;on no, in nae NAV =. rI.a.d "a
nth the .rr.nrement 10, ~ 49, s;,, ;LS
IN the donhlr nost.l.card. ..;d ie,,.,.h..,
,nd aorhle v,.,sI ..,a .n5 Sorhl. .a,.iS..
10 h. ;,.ned rraer .rch ,.c,,,.t;or. :. ~.
Po.tm..ter.Genc-.im nav n,s.cr;h. p,o,,5.S
That the snnropr;.t,on. for rn.,.i-c.,d. -
ic,ter--nreianss for The ye.r, end;,. r.. a,
is-s and lsst .h.ii he .y.;l.his 81, a.. -
chase Of aid ietter-sheet envcIone. aonhie ~
-, ,,c.s.t..rd, "a J"nSis ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03
Blackstone and "Pinafore. !.
"a sh> Ner York Ec~Ir

Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan have poach-
ed upon several literary manors IN seeking
game for their libretso and music of SPIN
afore." but they would scarcely be sus.
pected of poaehing upon Blackstone for a
comic chorus Yet tia; famous jurist-
upon whom the TribzHs poached for mis-.
application Of the word ''coparcsner-in
the twelfth chapter Of his secnnd book
says: An estate Is held IN coparcenery
a; conmoa Law where a person seized N
fee simple dies and his next heirs are :wc
or more females-his daughters. sisters.
Aunts and oousins-in which case al shall
inherit" The authors of '.PInafore" car
claim nothing as original in the mos: no,a
bic phrase Of their royk. therefore. except.
ing Their nice arrangement Of SIR vii
ham afections;e ''epi;aphs-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03
POLITICS,
sfcnxfARY sHKRNAx's IKr1rl

The following letter from Secretary
Sherman to Treasurer Gilfllan is made public:
SRI: As il il desirable n make payment of
called bonds in the node that viii leaat dis
turb you to make. you viii draw from the de-
pository hanks the proceeds Of the four per
cent bonds only. when required to make .
payment Of called bonds and in proportion
from several depoeito-ies to the amounts held
by them ~ near - may be in sumo Of tl0oo.
The money in the treasury received fog four
per cent. bonds should be applied to the pay
ment Of called bonds before such d,afts are
made whsn pzsctioahle dTafss upon The dspos-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03
xLyIrH CONGRESS.

ALvITH CONGRESS.
In the Senate the oath the Vice-Presi
dent laid before the Senate communication
from the Postmaster-Generala sking addition
al appropriations for the pay of letter carriers
Also from the secretary of the interior enclos
ing . request from the committee on educs-
ton for an appropriation of 425,640 for the
payment of clerks. The communications vert
referred. Mr.. Beck introduced bill provid-
ing for the settlement of accounts with certain
railroad companies by Mr.. Harris TO prevent
the introduction and spread and in
fections of diseases into ~. he sub
sequently reported . bill on the sub
jet which Mas placed on the calendar
Mr.. Beck read circular issued during the
campaign of 1878, and signed Sidney A. Austin
/ by order of the committee, George G. Gorham,
certain the next Senate will be Democratic,
and asserts that foremost among the schemes
| of that party is the intention tn attempt the
| revolutionary expulsion from his Office of the
President. The discussion over this circular
| were long and animated, and lasted until the
hour for adjournment.
A joint resolution for a special commit
tee to consider the best means of promoting
agriculture was introduced in the Senate on
the 25th. The resolution declaring unconsti-
tutional and revolutionary the DemOratic pro-
gramme of legislation - announced by Mr..
Beck at the close of the last COngress. Mr..
Hoar spoke at length on his resolution. Mr..
Beck followed with considerable warmth, and
moved to lay Mr.. Hears resolution on the table.
pending the motion the Senate adjourned.
The House refused to listen to any resolution
uless it had reference to the appropriation
bills. and adjourned without transacting any
business.
The House only was in session on the
26th. Mr.. Cox offered . resolution for the re-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03

Anna D,okis~on has take. be- pisJ
avay from John xoCalJoass. ba Vii -
tel vty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03

-Mr. Jenks. who outseneraled the Pot
ter Committee. wear stunning costumes
around Washington
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03
CRIME.
LYNCHINa AT FORT SCOTT.

Bill Howard, the negro who SO outrag-
eously abused little girl at Fort Scott, was
arrested on the 10th, and smuggled into Jail at
that place. In ten minutes the Jail was sur
rounded by Thousand men. A close watch
was kept over the Jail which WAS guarded by
the sheriffs officers until O'Clock when at
least three thousand men were on the
public square. The sheriff was overpowered
and the keys of the Jail taken and the villain
WAS in the hands of the mob. He fought fu-
riously, but a rope was put around his neck
and he was dragged to the market square. He
was powerful man and held the rope in his
teeth three-fourths of the distance. The rope
WAS thrown over lamp post and he WAS drawn
up. After hanging thirty minutes he was tax
en- down and bonfire of boxes saturated with
coal oil was lighted. on which the body was
placed and entirely consumed. The lynching
was done without any apparent organization,
everybody almost taking part in it either by
act or countenanne. The men were without
masks. The burning is condemned by many
on the ground of its barbaric character-it be-
ing asserted that death Was sufficient The
temper of those engaged in the lynching WAS
not much . punishment to the brute but as
| . warning against the commission of . cimilar
crime.
ALLEGED BALDWIN MURDERERs RKLEAsED.
All the women arrested on suspicion of
being implicated in the murder of Harry Bald
win, Cincinnati, have been released. there be-
ing no evidence against them. The coroner
has adjourned the inquest to await develop
ments. At present every clue having failed to
lead to any satisfactory solution Of the mys-
terry.
COLD FLOODED MuRpER.
A special from Sherman. Texas, says
that Houston Holt, . desperate of Denton
county. struck one Howell in . stable. Short
ly after he called Howell into his Office, closed
the door and three shots were heard. Holt
then rode away unmolested. Howelrs body
was found in the Office perforated with three
bullets
BUsHwHAcKKB SHOT.
A letter from Grayson county. Texas.
states that Daniel Vaughn Was killed . short
time ago by some parties who rode mp and shot
him while he was herding cattle. He WAS quite
/. = celebrated bushwhacker during the war and
| Was the leader in many . bold and dangerous
exploit.
GOT OPT LIGHT.
William E. johnson, the Saline county.
No.. fcrger has been sentenced to three year.
in the penitentiary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03

ne po<.r wsis wkaEzss 70 ss-sias
.ex,.s n .se Scotia
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03
4 KANSAS SCANDAL.

Isaac Sherman, connected with one OF
the evening papers of Lawrence, hired double
team At Whitney's stable one evening last week
for short ride into the country, and has not
since been heard of. It is supposed he has
stolen the horses, or il With Canes wife. the
Leavenworth runaway. 1t il now stated on
good authority that Cane and his wife did not
60 to or toward Topeka, but went out of the
city to avoid scene. The FIRST wife 10 still in
Lawrence working mp her case. The missing
horses are large, white and well matched.
LEAD EXCITEMENT.
Great excitement prevails at Baxter
Springs over rich discoveries of lead on the
west side of Spring river, one mile from Bos-
ton Mills. The new diggings are six miles
from Baxter Springs, and about twelve from
Columbus. The first discovery was made on
Saturday, followed by other and richer leads,
from which one thousand pounds of ore were
taken.
DoNDHoLDERs WONT ACCEPT.
Eugene Kelly, of New York, chairman
of the committee of Tennessee bondholders,
telegraphs that the compromise bill to settle
the State debt At so cents and per cent. in
terest, which the legislature PROPOSES to force
upon the bondholders, viii not be accepted by
them
OHIO MINERS STRIKE.
About four hundred striking miners
gathered 1t Pomeroy, O., and forced the miners
Of the few mines that were working to Join
them in the strike FOX higher wagea
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03
CASUAL,
pRArH IRON A srrAiNIn AxYrR

John B. Morse. master mechanic at
Brookheld, No., formerly master mechanic of
the Wabash railway At Fl. Wayne. Ind. died
Of nervous prostration. caused by intense pain
from n sprnined ankle
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-03

"a ffbs Dssuk Stu uIs bOf, WeIt
arraigned at Maiden, Mass, and in default OF
hall held over.
The boat under which Horace Marcbss.
ter was WORKING a. . d;v., .,r..n.d 81 ..,,.h,
him underneath, crushing and drowning him
at Newport, r 1.
The Iowa State executive council bav,
fixed the assessment of the Pullman P.i.c,
Car COMPANY propertv u,ed on r.;lro,ds j.
that State for taxation.
A committee of twenty in New Yorl
have been appointed To receive Porter'. hody
The funeral will take place f-om the i.itti,
Church Around the Corner.
Thirty ,bo,so,a -, ....,, Al
my .iousanu people attended tht
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06
4 Stitch in the Back

Is caused by sudden wrenching of Ike
spine, a.c produces violent and acute
pains, making it very difficult for the
rcrEon TO move. 1t should not be neg
,,ct,d, as the curvature Of the spine is
often brought on by neglect of this com
mon coculaint,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06
[ [ N | vi E n I.
Rheumatism.

Time and money have been wasted in
fuiIc endeavors to obtain some cmbroca-
tion that would prove a cure for Thu
excruciating disease; but all have taie,
except KELLER's ROMAN LINIMENT, an'
that has been successful in almost ever
instance where it las been employee
whether such has been Of the inilammatoM
or chronic type. In Lumbago and Sciat:eo
it affords instant relief.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06
liberated Sores.

The h:aling and purifying qualities
EELLER's LINIMENT render it the best
article for the speedy and safe cure q
liberated sores.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06
Burns and Scalds.

This Liniment has proved itself to bi
one of the best remedies ever used foI
Burns and Scalds. Its quickness in ale
WAITING pain when applied, gives it ere~
superiority over all other prep gatior'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06
Sore Throat and Quinsy.

The causes which usually induce Sore
Throat are those which give sudden
check to perspiration, and thus obstruct
Natures regular work, quickly producing,
in consequence, an inhammatory condi:
ton which, involving the .onsils, and
rapidly spreading over the whole mucouF
membrane of the fauces will cause Quinsy,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06
THE e 1T T0msoE'Essa.
MR.. AMOS LUCAS,

N I. MUD IUUND,
(ot Long Brnnch)
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
columns of the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard gives vent as follows:
SHAVING, HAIR Gu rTlNG, SHAM
POOLING AND DIElNG ...
In the rates; style Of the art tonsorlal,
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto Of this enterprising artist, and
by strict attention to business can't neip
but please all. Will be iii his shop Mon
days, Wednc=days and Saturdays all day
and evening. "
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06
Frosted Feet.

The Roman Liniment has proved effect.
nal in all cases where it has been proporl,
used. No instance is known where ii
has failed in giving immediate relief.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06
Neuralgia.

This excrnciatingly painful disease j.
instantly relieved and rapidly cured by
tie continued application of this Lini
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-02-10
BermtfG)te Sereid,eat ams Ge,u=
Jlnff

w=Dorf, 9. 6ebruar. So5unn
9laudsr bon Jir. 81, 9tsw- Chambers, Strabe,
rpnr0e uorseItern ptr 9t,dlter @tloerileeue Der
Shdnoung Der in cerlelben SauIe pobneu=
ben Wiua 8idel ldulbtg crtauilt uno gu IA
Sabren 3udtbaus perurtbellt. Oas Serbre
den mar am 154 Oe,ember b. S. in 9tr. go,
SobnfroBe, periibt nOroen.
-&llb. Eelbmanu. Ger iii RilliamS6nrQ
,Dobnt, bat por9eifern i'm Sberaerid'te ~
Stooflbn cine Sla3e ge9en bte @tgarrenfabIis
fanten &ouis 5lridlboru uub so. Ginfein,
lueld,' Hst,srer im per9auscnen 6srbite im 8.
hisligen GoHgreB= Dtitrlfte gelp6blt mare, aui
@rlan9ung bon $4,000 angeItrengt, peid)e
Sumnle Die 4rgeflasteH benz Sldaer angeb'
lid fir riiditdnOigen @ebalt itulotg icin iol'
len. Neleulnn mar ebenfluS @ejdGftsfiib,
rer bel 0irigborn & Giniteln nno beaog Gin
9ebalt BON idbrltd] $4,000 nebit Yrojent
beS @eIuiuueS Der Sirma. 2lS CT entlaiien
lpuroe, ioI iid) Die Sirnla setpeisert baben,
Die Ylo3entesalssube,ahlen.
Die Oampfer yOtcrcntor" BON antrecz
pen uno y0aiiial" BON eiperpool trafeu helts
bier eiu.
Der Dampfer p&rouprin; SrieSriA Bil.
belm" fam bon 9tio be Sanelro bier an.
- Die Danrpfsr yIjalea" BON Shielos
Gnalano, unD ySeer" bon Brenien Fno OIL
9efommen.
-SoH 9iusrpoot 1T osr 0ampier i, ,@itD OF
Nem Dort" ansefommen.
s.. %. Carpenter, anseflagt, siuen Gin
brut in 1oralne Gouuip, O., begauaen A.
babeH, mnroe beute fraft elmer Mequiiition Des
@ouosrnenrs BON Ohio bier uerbaftet uno btn
Sd9erifi oeS ermdhnten Gunnigs ausseliefsrt
Der SGaerlff reifte am gbsnpe nit Ieinem @e
fanseneu nod Sbio ab.
-2bomas 9Orb, ien., beiieu 6eiratb mi
Der Eraa 9ids Dor furser 3elt elne 10 eroB
Seuiatiou erreste. itarb ssitsrn Mor&u il
ieiaer @ohpuag Nr. 10, Weit IA. StIaBe, in
50. vebensiabre. CT hintsrIdBt ein gIm6
gen, welhes anf mebrsre MiaionsH sefddt
pirp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-02-10
germtf6te telserapbtfde sepe;d,en

- Oa8 rs nnrual o = o NJ III erc e" in
ct. 2outs meioet einen elfreulid)en QuI=
l6iuaug oer @eidldite. geri1ieoene Tirmeu
Orr erpdbnteu Stnot babeu i'm uerflofieucu
Dtouate beinabe ooppeIt 10 Uiel perfauit, ais
i'm >S1nuar 1878.
Die 81 q d)incnbollea le auf oem Iua.
ltcliurlsplabc in Bbi!abclpbia nur0e uorae.
ltrlu oelltetacrt uuo fitr 1924, 900 bon 2S. Is.
$'atoI x Gomp. eitanotn. 9a5 @e6dubc
ttreic nrlpriinglld) 100000.
= Scr Hrieoeuaridlter 94. q. ouif 5u
Bblltpp8 burq. H.:S., wurOe uorseltnn
pom eluem 3uge Ger y 9ten Seritper Central,
babn" iiberiabren uuo 9elDrtet.
- Die Unit Yolp8aIrte @eellifaIt in
9 alt Safez Gttp, lltab, nabm in ibrtr
porgetrtgen Sisung aberinalS cine lan9c
Senflhrift oil ben GOnareB on, peld)e ent.
ifteoene DtaBre9eln ge9en ole Sielweibersi
cmpiiehlt.
- Die 3 53uderhdnOte Ter 8rciant s;
OauiS, 9tr. 292, @OmmetctatitraBc YoiIrn,
babcn ialiut; 8aiIipa ctpa 100000.
- Die namerIcan Briut 9SortS in Sail
Silver, Mofi., iiub anqeblid, nte1t baute.
rott, nuroen lebodl bur1 perld)ieOenc un0itn.
ltIge llmlldnOe gs;wuuseu, cine lpeitere 3aGz
luugSiriit uon sluei Sabren 81 foroeru. DC
Shuleen belauien fid auf ehua 81, 300 900.
Die 0tehriabI per 9taubiser bat rie CAB.
lun9sfriit bewiili9t.
-5n gSorceiter, Mnii,, iinO Oie Sc.
brlieer Sallme, @tgenthiimcr eiues sunl
Stllttldlublaufeu elugerifteteu 2Ofals, aui
SaaoenCrias petfia9t poracu, neil iie iidJ
me!9erttn, gfe9ern Glntritt gu geitotten.
- NHf aer ySoitonzSarre Curb
ner . NJ" bret Wellen bon 8orceitsr,
Wal l., elelgnete it'd ont Istten Sarita9a-
Nadhitta9e elu 3n!ammenltoB, i'll oeien
6olae Elm Selegrapbiit, gtamenS Store, &C.
tootct nne ctpa ein babies 0ubenO 4erlUntu
Usrluunbet murbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-02-10
: Scr gSpofat SobuS, Viulhi

- Scr 4buofat S o .. 2Sinibip
in Borti ianb, Die., unb 8. gS. Slustt,
Der ebemalise 9oltmeiter au @lnobam, We.,
purben uorgeiteru III erferer Staot ipesen cis
nes Gomplots in Sssug auf eiuen betriigeri-
iteu Sanferolt Su ie einem Sabre GeidngniB
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