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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-04

thing. Close investigation, however,
has shown that in every case the word
never is rather too strong, and hat we
come nearer the mark when we say
hardly ever. One of the cases which
we personally remember was that of
Miss Engeltje Van der Vliet, who for
years was visited by the curious on a
farm where she lived, near Delft, Hol-
land, and whom we saw in 1S47. 1t
was claimed that she never eat any
thing; at last she died, and the post
norton examination discovered in her
stomach strawberries and cream, while
the condition Of the digestive organs
showed that she had regularly enjoyed
the delicacies of the seasons, which were
procured for her by a faithful servant,
who obtained them for herself and gen.
erously shared everything with her mig
tress, of course secretly, as the exhibi-
tion of her abstemious lady was quite
profitable to both.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-04
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

! have saved my honor-but I'll
swear 1 don't believe l have anything
left to put it in.-L. Q. C. Lamar.
Weston will lecture. There is no
use in concealing this any longer. The
country might as well know the worst.
The contented rustic: "Well, Peter,
your crops must be ruined by this un-
timely rain?' Eyes, your honor, but,
thank heaven, so are the neighbours.
When a young man goes to have his
mustache colored it is very humiliat-
ing to have the barber ask if he brought
it with him.
When a New Jersey mosquito enters
a mans sleeping-room his first impress
sion is that there is a brass band under
his window, aud that he is called on for
a speech.
Swell-''I want to look at some neck
handkerchiefs, please" Shopman-
"Ah yes, yes These will suit you for
spring ear They are very genteel-
1 have a set myself.
Ben Butler is trying to obtain the
democratic nomination for governor of
Massachusetts, and the democrats are
looking over their almanacs to see if it
is Buffers year to be a democrat.
Senator Don Cameron now occupies
the seat in the senate chamber former
ly tenanted by his father, he having
traded with Senator Platt, of Connecti-
cut.
Jim Keene, the latest California ex-
ample of unaccustomed wealth, is flaunt-
ing a coach and four in the faces of the
Newport cottagers.
A Texas minister who refused to
marry a couple without his fee in ad-
vance, went on with the ceremony
when a seven-shooter touched his chin.
The revival methods of Messrs.
Moody and Sankey have been adapted
to politics by two greenbackers in
Maine, Messrs. Randall and Lurton.
Randall makes short speeches, and Lur-
ton sings greenback songs. Converts
are few and quick to backslide.
Miss Thursby is engaged to sing at
the Hereford Eng festival, after
which she will have a provincial tour,
covering the months of October and
November. She will then go singing
through France, Holland, Germany,
Austria and Russia, spend next eason
in England. and return home in 1880.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-04
A Singular Accident in Versailles.

During n of the recent exciting de-
bates at Versailles, the presidential
bell, violently agitated by Gambetta,
lost its clapper, which went spinning
through the air and caught NJ. Lang
lois in the eye. He thought some mis-
sile had been thrown at him by n of
his opponents, and was seeking for some
mark against which he could hurl his
resentment and the clapper, when he
had 4 hurried explanation of the affair
made to him by one of the secretaries,
who took the clapper from him and
hung it in it's place. NJ. Baudry d'As-
son lost one of the skirts of his coat,
torn from him by n of his friends
who endeavored to prevent him from
rushing down into the arena.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-04
O d and New Senator'S.

The old notion that a new senator
must keep silent for a term years, until
thoroughly permeated with the dignity
with that body and 6tly clothed In its
grand solemnity before venturing upon
an %oratorical effort, has been pretty eff
f~ectually mustered out of service since
the Forty-sixth congress came in. Some
of the new senators have taken a prom
inent part in debate, and have vindicat-
ed their right to speak by saying SEN
sible things at proper times.
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historical Dept; Cheyenne, Fyo
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-04

The old settler and new conner are
deciding that eastern medicines are
not adapted to western diseases, and
that Browns Vegetable Liver Pills are
the only reliable remedy for relieving
Constipation, Billousness, Sick Head
ache and Torpid Liver. And that
Eureka Ague Pills never fail to cure
the chills when taken as directed.
For sale by Addoms & Glover, Geo.
Hoyt and Hurlbut Bros, Cheyenne,
w RI
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with Central Pacific Railroad for Sacramento
san Francisco and the principal cities la
California, Nevada and iunhn.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-04
AT PROMONT0RY

with stages for Helena, virsiua City aud All
points in Montana.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-04
Living Wnhaut Eating.

From time to time cases are report
ed Of persons of sicily constitutions,
for whom it is claimed that they use no
food at all--that they never eat any
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Running daily passenger trains, torIning
in connection with the Central Pncinr Rail.
road. an
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-04
AT OGDEN

with Utah Southern X. II. for saitI.ake city
AT CORINNE
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The Weekly Lo4uoT
IssuRu EVERY T~EutspAN.
TERMS: Sa.so a Year. $3.50 Hall Year
Commercial job Printing

or every Kind neatly, cneapiy and exPedl-
llously executed. Cards OF every shape nnd
kind, Bill Heads, Letter and Note Headings,
Blanks of every kind, Posters. ETC., printed
on short notice. Having a new lot OF Type
and Presses. We cum do handsome work at
low prices.
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FOUR DAYS FROM OMAHA
TO

eS-First class hotels and eating houses at
convenient points along the line.
bS-Pullman's Palace and Sleeping Cars ac-
company all trains.
For through rates on freight to the Black
Hills. Montana and other points apply. to Il.
T.. Kimball, G. +. A. Omaha.
s9rPurchase tickets via Omaha and Platte
Valley Route.
L, r. VINING, General Freight Agt.(
8. II. H. CLARK, General Sup't lOmaba
J, 4, CLARK, Asst Gen. Sup't
II. L. KIMBA@iL, Gem Ticket Agt,
T. n. SHANKS. Local Freight and Ticket
D gent, Cheyenne.
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UNION PACIFIC
Direct Connections Made
AT CHEYENNE
EVERYWHERE

With Gilmer, Salisbury & Patrick's Cheyenne
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Gbronit'e &ranf6eiten, 1upheniraB peroor6ene
Sdic i'm 5tutc tropbuloe NraufleiteH, unnatdrlifcr
habtu5, Sppbili5 mo 9SCnerie, Sieueruunoen, lbroa
Hilbe ooct Gitc &jcbmirc, SuSIiuB engliide aranf=
hcl', meBc Shmeluu9cn, @ttinntopf Gjebdrmutters
Scloen, Nrcbit, observation-disclosures, 8noten, Ib5ebz
run9 ocs 3jrpe.s BuIteIn ua6 NI5hld9e, ShtudreIt,
SpspCpiia, yiicreH- pno 8aieueioei dronilber
dhamGti5iuuS uuo Gjd1t, SChuiu0jU6t, Slajeniten
uno &)re5, iuDic 26ar5n Der oGigen Srantbeite De-
men 6lsmclen anoerc giGmen gegeben iUeroeu.
gSr bebauptcn, bGB eS feiu bcfannte5 0eilmittel
9i0t, luGbe5 d] gegen bieit 8rantbeitcn 10 nrtlom
ermelit, Ute &aolUnA's JttIclp.nt. SIS furirt all
mdl3 obet itber lno pom Gjrunoe aus, uno iett bic
lc6cnoen &bee pieoer in 9eiunOen 3uitano. 90
tDnt octit -5aDiIIItI.UiBoti ogs SlSrpcrs GuDaIt
InO ucriprat oae SIitrul nit gciuHOem SIute,
aus medlem neuc5 Ntaeridl gcbl6e lUiro. Dies lit
Die eTlte 2Slrtun3 uoH 3fGo.oGD's 8eiuiucnt.
jH 6dllGr, Do oaS SUlem ourdl tubduung Don
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uoben, G)clcuten H. J. IN. 0elittln bat moourd &no=
dcnTtaB, cH9tidle arani5fit, Jtitd3ra t5tyinmun9,
Duspe, tllt oa5 SGriaDuci;linn oiee Jfie0erbld9e
auf Uuo eHiTfrnt Die @elbUHllt aus ocm Spiteme.
I5cln Sitlcri1cn, luc!tc 0iclc NieoisiHen Sur Slr
1.ontiher, iupGubcr ooer lfropbuloler arant6eiten
gcbrauleu, ici ole Sur audi nod 10 langidt tb ,6e=
Ter itiAeH," cine al9enetue 3lInuBme tbre rdit uuo
U5I0rpergclDlhes luagrelmen, 10 iitO, e5 en iides
res 3edleu Der iortidrelteuoen Geneung. ,n BEAR
Jcn Srunllstel plro e3 nit ben $dtienteu entmeoer
6eier o6et iDlunmer-ocr @jitoiT i'm SOeme blei6t
ndJt uut0dtig; lUeHu Rid)t gcbcmmt uuo aus benz
Slute ucrtrtGbcr mirb, 10 otrbretet ld uno fdhrt
or ole Contribution iI uHerJrubcu. So0alo iitb oer
BaticHt bct'm 0CbrIHbc ots Sariapartlltnn nbeiieg
Jubit," Diro ct ilauoii.b an Seiuuoheit, Srat un6
SleiId NteBmen.
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@uropaii6c aabelberid)te.
Die @s.@aiEerit @maenie amf Weiisn.


2onbon, %. yfopbr. = Die gr1aaiierin
Gugeuie 1T na1 Spa1ien abgereilt, ipo ibre
SHUTTER, Die @rafn Nontiio, id)tper erfranft
oarnieoer liegt.
Baris, %. gopbr. - Die @r-Sailerin
@ugenie fam am 0onnerltag Qbeno auf ibrent
gSege nad) Spanien bier on. Sie bate Dor
lbrer abrete Don @nglanb bur9 bic bieiige
britiid)e @eianotifaft grlanbniB Sur 9urdz
reiie eripirtt. Sie ftieg nad ibrer 4ufunft Bel
oem SerSose be Wtou6p ab nno reiite am fol-
gerloen MOrgen na6 Wfaorio petter. g8dbs
reno ibres 4ufentbalts in Baris purben Die
Sbiiren ibres 9biteigequartiers perIdlollen gez
balten, nm ale ettpatge Oemonitrationen Der
Sonapartiften 5u peretteln. GrsberSogin Ma=
rte @briitine, Die 5ufiinftige &0nigiu BON Spa=
nien, reiite cine Stunbe por Der @r=&aiierin
auf eirem @rtraSnge na1 Oiabrio ab.
Ot bri D, %. 9topbr.-@r Salerin @li=
genie tit bier angeuon1rten.
Gin itremser 2Sinfer tn europa.
Serltn, %. gtonbr.-Der g8inter 1T nit
GROCER Strense in bem gan5en n0rbli9en Sbeile
pe8 europdiid)en 6eitlanbeS elngetreten. Sn
Serlin liegt fllBtiefer S6nse.
Sine Barrier 0epelG]e ntelbet; baB Der Sd)nee
nnb Die &dlte gauge Guosl BON gS6lien i'm
Dtpartenlent Der Wfarue aus ben @GlOern qez
triebeu 6abeu, Die 2anhbewpbner oraaniliren
nadilidls 5asasiige, aln bic Ganhthisre su psg.
.ilgsn.
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Sagcsneaig
igSftprteGs. tclesrapbiia,c mnb gssa,felbldtter.
Tpttser.I

Sn philadelphia berridt 9rpBe 1Sreubc iiber
bie 6era letnn9 Der a8preiie
bon S2.15 alf $500 pro 1000 &u6iffus. 9te
@astperfe III gGilaoclpbia lteben inter Gontrole
elmer ltdotildell @omnliilion, uno Der grofit
iotts natiirli6 Der Stabt sufallen; bis iebt lit
tebod) ME eill 8rofit er5telt nprOelt, unb bic
Wtnni5 tpalitdt muB ldhrlid) auber Der SeSab=
lung einsr bebeilterben Sun1nle iiir baS 9lu<
siinpen Der SnaBelllaternen cine groBe Ser
tullllgnng fir oaS Segen ltelter &ettungSrDb=
ren II. |. 10. MAIDEN. 9ie Siirger BON Balti-
more erbalten niGt nllr biligertS @as, lonoern
branfen anBerocn ntd]t fir baS 2egen Der
80bren SIT be5ablsu.
Bic @rdfin % II ii ito iit gelteru III
0iaorib geitorben. Sie mar Die Wtutttr Gil
9e1lien's, Der friibartn &aiierin bon Hraufreid).
Sie mar es, iueld)e ibr ldGneS SSd)tulcin in
2onooH benz abentenerubsn BriEen Napoleon
auiSubdngen pertano. Die Slunlenperfdnfe-
rin bonn 6Db,=Barf purbe nit ibrer Gintpili
gung Die geliebte be5 2(benteurers. Die Qez
tern periiorbene @rGfin ,puBte i6r SDdterlein
nit @eid]id aui ben glGnSenbten Ghron @uz
ropa's 81 ieten, unbefiinllnsrt nm bi'
Sslblt Die ehre ibrer Sodtsr .sss FIN ~ 10.
leG prsls, @enn CT ar, cell 9hrar Nrausi, a f bS
o2nut;io T. "-.a'sf sHGentelt5 8 Daf SrnHn
i,,na '' -"eae e;iie bobe geieilihaf4litfe &tetz
@"r q Gh8enonlmen. 2tfs fbrr SDd)ter bonn
ssereAe Uranfreiaa's tie0erlttigca uuo in gnqz
lamb ssn' salioe ibrer eritel1 9iebe, 2uflud,t
ird'et mliBte, perfiel auG Die Mama Ser Ser
aeiienbeit anbeim. Sbre 8ranfbeit nae ibr
enbe brinseH iie btr sSelt ssicaer in Glinnes
rang. Gnacnie 1T IN iDtni9en aRonateu ppnl
Sdildlal isb'uer heingsud)f roreen. Ser
elna19e SObn murce itr i'm Freinoen saelttbeile
eon SaT1ern getsSfct, iest bat tie BIZ Wf1ltttr
oerlerer. Der Stlsr; bonn Chrome 5sranf=
fefal,8, Don ipelt)em iie Sabre lang BE Sc
ldtde @lropa's leitsn balf, Der Sop hires Sc
illaB!s: Dds itno Sd}idge oes SdidIols, bic
cue 6rall mie Gngente bart, iehr Gart trstfell.
9er enstbronteu uno fd)sper heinlaelnd,ten
Nsah, ole lsbt 9an peresnIemt baitebt, wirb
geute mogl atten1ans-ard) tbr bitterlter NeinO
n'd't-iein ,afitseiiibt psriagclr.
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Naomn9'S 9teao9 9telici

;iQen OrilnOhben gpplilatiou @dlmerjen Su lnoern-
3Sic 6titig uno qualuoI aud Der SdlmerS ien mag,
oen Die nit HbeumQl5muS, Acutal9e, Herpolen Ieiz
Den uub unoGren atdabetteR 9tbateten erouIoeu mo@
qcl, Wao.paD's JItaDD JisiicI wiro au9en6Iidlihe
ttnoCruug Genabren.
Ssnt;iiltSung 0er g2iercI,, DER @laIe, oct @taaea
luEioc, SpHgcjti0r DER &un9:'i, S9ciierfcit
acknowledgements, SSst}s! OpieEt, S5fIsrtc, 3sa
tarEn, 1ipBtJcritiS, 0roHp, 8rlppcu, AopIs
iucIj, 3djIp.H, VeuraIgse, Gbenntatismns,
falttr ,5djauee, t9Ie1cr, ,gfoItpenteil, GnettdI4
tpunOer, 5om.nsr1eidrptrosu, SSu,telt, Uers
reI3llnaei;, Sduuvfei., SRJUerIen IA oer5ruit,
iui ;jiuIem uI,o iii Ocu eIlie0srH weroen al,8en'
DGG,itl gGliH0srt.
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SncanA-9
Slnttse sdiesafatre tt, WorS=


Use bon Il, N.=G., %. 9topenber.- Sc.
otds iuurbe beute Dor Der Sbice iciner eigeueu
9soAnuHa eridoiien. @ein 8obnbaus unb
SaOen ltano auf einem iriiber.Der v0ioanofez
tap19atton- Comp" gebDri9en Sauitelfe, mel
d)e por etloa eiltenl Sabre wcgen SCIENTIFICALLY
lllnl Der Steuern uerlteigert llno pon einenl
9eipl1len S. gf. Soote erl:anben morben mar.
Setterer rpollts Die auf Der Sauiteae befiuoz
lldsn @ebaIDe nieberrelBen lailau 1tno i9ldte
3l1 oielsm 3iuede beute islneu @ei6ditst6eil=
baber 5rn. Z. S. 2arftn nit 1uebreren Irbei=
tern ab. Die arbttter mareu beluaifnet, inoem
Slds alle BIlouen, pelhe feline @obnltng gu
1stalten ma9ter, nit 6ent Soee beorobt bate.
&auln Dattsn Die slrbcitar begonner, Die Gin
Sdnuung bes SauleS ab5ubred)en, ais }olds in
Der Sbiire erl4ien unO 2arfin burd Shiiiia
an b,toen Sduben pertuullbete. SttfS rid)tete
Johann leine SSaffe auf Sobn 8. Oierritt,
etnen Der slrbelter, iueld)er linn ieboh Supor=
fam uno tba hltrd) eillen Sd)uB olts eiler
S6rctfltnte tobt SIT goben lirecfte. Die SSrau
peS @etootetsn itiirSte gletd) baranf nit etnenl
Btlol in Der Sano aus Der Sbiire unb feuerte
iuie beIeiien Sd)iiiic nad) alien 9iihtun9en bin
ab; iic wuroe lnbeiien eutlraifnct, ebs lte II.
genb Sernauben pertpunoct batte. Werritt
wurSe perbaftet. 6oote bshauptet, &oids'
95adtterinin iei ueritrifbelt, allsin 5idS beau=
lprud)te bas Jfed)t, Die Sau fttlle 10 lange 81
behalten, bis bte Streitirage burd) Die @eridjte
eutld)ie0ell uprHen lei.
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&altes Eie0er.

tein 0elmtel in Ger lBtlt, Welde5 ules 6ie6er unS
ale anOeuH malariitell, Ditoien, Sharahs, ,8ppbusz
gelDes unO GnocrI 6eber (bei Dem 9leltjett9en eea
6raWhe uon 3hDUa9s piAeH) 10 ldnell furtrt, lue
33aOlpdg'5 aeaoD Rcli:I.
Ser Ge6rdudlsanueiun9 9emdB 9cnommen, lUtro
e3 In meulgen 2tugnbltdtn &rdmpfe, D(d9endltrer
SoobrcnueH &opIlpe9, Ciarrboe, 5gienterle, &olit,
JieiieIoe IOlten itetS cine 5aihe pon Hao,uaD's
RcaOp Hcilei nit iib fibren. Gint9e 3ropfen III
g8aieE Genommen beu9t &rantbetten uno SdmerSen N
jFoluc pom I1oiiarUcDie Ills StimuirnIttel 1T
Is 6eiier, ais franj0EibCr gjranop oOer 8ltters.
g3erG: uu0 ,Yosi:ients iouten iet5 bamtt uerielen
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ySAruuuN.

glac ScGmttteG, Die, i'm ue6cmaBe 9cnommen, oas
Se6en 0Cidhrocn tOuneH, ioltcn pcrmieOen neroen.
DiOrp6iuu, Opium, Strud)ain, glrnica, 6posciamus
uno anoere urte Gjifte uocrn mobl u gepieu Setter
@atienteH pd1reno ibrer l8irflmg auf oas Spitem.
Sine sDeite Goi5 jeooD mag oa5 9eibeu ueridllim-
mern unO cine brittle iosar Iob 9er6ciiHbren. @s
lit ourbaus uuuotBi3, oeie un8elue 6attoren tn 9e=
luaD's RfnoD Jiciiei, ole illrdtbariten SdmerSen
raider BELT uno peoer tleiuep &noern nod @rDades
uCu nadtbeg tperom tann.
Sa5 lpu1re Siii0eruugs
3tootuaD'5 9lcGop Rcltcf 1T 0aS eiuStse Sells
mittel, oas augGnblldltd S6mer5en ltnoert.
.yuui3ig Geuts ole .5lGidlc.
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Morttto tteft Il, Gnior0an.

CT. I 0 Il t 8, %. yfop. = Gina 12O Wtor=
monen aus ben liioli9en Staaten farlen aetern
9lbenO inter Sbbut bes Aelteittn auf Der 9teile
rad Manaiia I'M San 9uls- -5bale, Colorado,
mo iid) bereits eine 800 bis 400 Seeleu adb@
lenbe Wornonenfolonie befnbet, e.lrd Siele
Staot. 0iele @eiell6ait lit Die FINITE, ,peld)e
i'm ganfe oieier Saiion aus benz Siiben nah
COLORADO reiife. Otele Wormonen fauIen ibr
gano gu eineul biaigen Yreile bon Dem Gtaate
nne nnter,nerfen Itd) ben @eiesen Gpterabe's.
psfds BIZ WlslMtibsrsi ssrbIetsns
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9taomaD's 9tegalirenOe Piaen.
Youfommene Bur0aujeu, Iinoernoe slbiiibe
ntittei, tutrecm obuc Sameri, Itets ;uoerIailie
uito tatlrlid, ia tEjrtr Operation.
Gin bcgcta0iliY0cs GrIabmittcl fur
Galu,ael.

8oatommcn obne iegti5en Bcigeifmad, elegant init
iiBem Gunmt 9aiirt, pur8ircn, re9uIiren, reini9en
uno itdrfen.
Ntaotuan's S,iacu 5It sur aaer aranfbeiten oeS
Otaoeu5 Der 2e5er Der Cjebdrme Der Iere Der Slae,
ionic tit neruoic5 &opfDeb, 8crltopIung jnogeon,
SpspeDiic, 6iloit 3Htdnoe, Sie6er, Hteret6sen5huz
0un0 Odmorrboi0eu uio alle a6erCn Eeioen oes llnz
terlet6s. Gue uoafommene sur 9aronttrt. Jfein pez
aeta6iliid feiHe Spur Wferfur, Uiineralen ooer
ihdo6en 8roguen.
f5-lJlQn 6eadbte TolgeHoc Spmptome BON Sranfbeis
Ten oer g5eroauuu5 5sor9ane: &eritopfung innerltde
Ndmorr6oioen, 8lIItcpuqun9 mad Dem 8opie, Sdure
i'm Waqen uebelfeit So05reHnen, Gcl uor Dem giien,
Dtogenbrnte1, iaureS AuiitoBen, Stnten ooer Se6eu
oes 5erSeuS, eritidcube5 @eiubl 6ei'n Ee9en, Ie6e
o0er 5ladern uor Den 2luEen 5eber u. bumpie Smerz
sen i'm 8opie, ItodeuOer Nlem, 9el6es 2lusieben Der
6aut lnS oer 2tu9en, eiteniieben, 56merJen in oer
9uIit unb in Den (3Iieoern poelide 4nmdlungen pon
GoiBe, Brennen oe5 Sleibes.
@inge 9oien pon JiaomaD's Diaen per6en oas
Spiten pom oaen o6eUgenauHteH drontbeiten 6eireen
Yrcis rs Seats pro Sdaaiel.
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Sta0t Baltimore.

Ser meme Sderiff unb Sc fta-
M II t s~9f 9 / itr a or. : Gapt. alfreb o.
g. Smprf, Der neu erlpdblte Sderifi Der Stabt,
bat Die 5S. Sapage & Semnes 81 leinen anz
udlten ernannt. 0ieie SteGuns iit cine mid
tige NIB geiubte, unO ibre lehertragun9 an Die
genannten 6erren cine bohe 2lnerfennung iiir
iie. Aim Samitage madte Der S6eriif BEN
6ibtern Der peri6ieoeneu @eridte jeiue 4uf=
martiln9.
- br. 9fobert 3. ganfs, Der neu-ermdblte
3eitameut8- 8egiihator bon Baltimore, miro
bsute oas Amt, lOsl6ss Der getern plDblid oa-
hingeld)tenssie 9r. Gee. 6asnlan 9roipn felt
nahgsti estlslNsts, ansys.sti. Den Gel, aan,.
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lit Ef1tciffrtnfi

Gincinnati, %. 9iopetllber. = Scr
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ld)luiie gelangt finn, ibre neutrality-suspicious.
su elmer eiuSigen groBartigen 8rauerei~ ~@eiell
ld)aft nit einem &apitale BON $4,000 81
coniolioiren. Wian gibt an, cine NaBnabnlt
bieler art lei notbtpenoig, inbem oas Srauer=
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rutrtrt mprben lei.
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grie, Yennl., %. NoOanlber er.-Der &unlz
perialo,"" eil canaoii6es Sabr5eug, id1eiterte
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90, nm Der Mannidait 5iilfe 81 leiitsn allein
% oas SSctter nereitelts alle Gettungspariu1e.
pas sSrad tit ieet gdn5lid bemolirt. Wan
gat tetHe Sprr bon Der Yemannltng uno
lilfaltef, oaB ale Mitslieber oerlslben inns
2t6en fan,en.
On 0Bancoila," Elm anSeres eanabiidles
S0hrSeug, ut IN Der Nahe Der bieliaen aiilteme
rettitilasltatlol geid,sitsrt, Die Manuid,nft
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gofonotipe, lolpie flint gSaggonS itiir5ten 20
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Spe5tala9snt 3enbcrion pom &Oltan1tS tS<Oepar=
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elllen Srlefttdaer, pegen Seraubung Der B0lt.
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ben, luelfem Saugb furS porber eine. .S5,9eote
geued)lslt bate. Der 8unbes @on,miIidr
itellte ben G'efangenen inter $1,000 Siiralfaft,
tpelde Icine Otutter fir i'm leiltete.. "
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Nnfla &C gegen Die Stenerz
@innebmer BON Sarforb s @onntp.
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6arforbsGountp ais 6iiditanbige III anfla9e=
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nod tn 0ienfte. Die nidjt einbe5ablten Sum-
men ioQen Die $5Sbe uou $4,000 erreifen.
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brei6ebnidbri9e See 9ouiton fam geitern ami
ei9entbiimlid)e 8eiie unl's 2eben. @r ftiitte
iif auf pen gauf eines gelaoenen @eipebres,
tpdbrenb er einem Salllpiele sui9aute. Der
5abn Der 6linte tuurbe 10 beitig 9etrofien, baB
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gSr picoerbolen, oaB ser Seier uniere Slider uno
Sfriiten 6er sraHtbeiten uub Oeren Sur ubireu mus,
por AGem:
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p8aotpaH iiber SyrrttabIc llretbra,"
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Sn oen apotbeten 5u baben.
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Str 32, gSaEFcns, s6e oer GbarGls sgtraS,e, 9tetps
Ynrf.
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sseh Natme's 0alle, n
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Maine's srobe unb Heine SaQe, gde Der 9aIii
noreitrase unb SfFce=auenue, I'M UftteIpunit
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Gonserte, BaAe, fairs, 0orleinneen u. I. 10
Die atutif ber groben Sae pirb BON teiner anoere.
5ale Der gtabt iiberroffen.
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