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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18
rnERErrNnINa nIL1l

WASHINGTON, February l7.-The House
Committee on Ways and Means, to-day,
adopted the report Of the subcommittee
charged with preparing the reiundipg bill
with an amendment that the 500, 100000
in treasury notes provided for in the bill
shall bear 81 per cent permanent interest,
the same as the 1910 bonds,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18
AFRAID THE MAsoNs WOULD KILL HIM.
CHICAGO. February INV. E. Guensy
MELANCHOLY.

VIM. Gilman, aged 50 years, citizen Of
NATION, Ills, cut his throat with razor
yesterday while at breakfast with his
family. melancholy from the death Of
his wife was the cause. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18
SHOT HIMSELF,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, February 17.-oyrut
Thornly, who shot himself Sunday, died
this morn ing. Hejwas man Of consider.
able prominence in this city, and CORES
ponding manager Of papers. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18

Wm.' HadIey, Tor the murder OF Martin
wylie, near Mexico, NO., January, 1870,
was found guilty Of murder in the second
degree by the jury last night, and
sentenced for sixty years in the peniten-
tiary. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18
THE WICKED WORLD.
Being a Record Of tho Transuresslohs 0
the Sinners, Both Great and Small,
and the Color Of Their Crimes.
DlsslPArrD DOCTOR. KGas

ST. LOUIS, February 17.-Dr. ]. j. Orally,
a well known physician Of Louisville, KY,
by cutting the arteries Of his
neck with q lancet, ,at Dallas, Texas, yester-
day. The act Is supposed to be the result
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18
ELLISON,

3. .hs .as,aaIPaa.laa q lAs pallIe. vllI lslrs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09
The Fish Market, Christianfa.

( In that first early morning we went to
the fish market in Christiania, an inter-
esting and uncommon sight to English
ewes and ears. The-fsh men and women
were all seated In their boats alongside
the stone pavements, shut in from the
outer water by great locks. Servants and
housewives, with great tin baskets hang
ing on their arms, were bargaining for
the days dinner. Goldfish, mackerel,
eels and Holsters were in abundance.
Anchovies- small fish, ,so-called-
might be counted almost by the million.
The fish women with their loud voices
were contending with their customers
as they have from time immemorial, and
will to the end-about price. Now, one
made believe to 60 away, when a desper-
ate shrek would summon her back, and
| fish ara money would exchange hands,
buyer and seller each looking thoroughly
victimized. The sun was pouring his
hot rays upon the sparkling water, in
which the boats were bobbing up sEl
down. At the stern Of each Ioat great
bough was raised, as large as half tree
and under the shade cast by the leaves
sat the fish woman, ,
| The greatest coquette could not hav'
conceived more striking effect a. th'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09

leaves glinted in the sunshine and cast
their quivering reflections over the
women and their surroundings. Moth
ing could look more picturesque in its
way. The scene was lively and en-
livening; the water was full of anima-
tion; babel of voices went ON around,
chattering and bargaining, interspersed
with much laughter. Much of the fish
was out of sight, swimming in the holds
of the small boats, whence they were
fished out with nets as required. These
early mornings in the fish market are one
of the distinctive sights of Norway,
where people and customs join hands for
the benefit of the traveller.
As a rule, our impressions have to be
taken from the country alone. 1t is
thinly populated, and you may journey
many a mile and many day, and
thought, pleasures and experiences must
for the .most part come from the grand
hills and valleys snow-capped or ice.
bound or torrent-swept; the wonderful
fpine forests, the blue skies, the rarefed
air; great solitudes, wonderfully refresh
ing after the crowding and hustle OF q
great town. There for time you escape
from the world, and the mind recover
its tone and gathers fresh force for thu
battle of life, for the struggle upward
and onward amid the downward intu
ences that surround it on all sides.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09

The South Pacific Times gives an ac-
count of negro uprising. 1t says: Ter
rible outrages have been committed in
the Chincha District. Excited at re-
port maliciously circulated among them
to the effect that the hacendados were
about to establish slavery on their es-
tates, they met together to the number
of fifty or sixty, and forming
themselves into an armed band,
they broke into several haciendas
in the valley, numbering the proprie-
tors, and some Of the principal employees,
while sacking and setting fire to the
premises, after breaking up the machin-
erv. The following are the principal
victims murdered ON their own estates:
Senior Julio Garlic Albornoz, proprie-
tor Of the "San Jose" and "San Rejis''
estates; Senior Antonio Fernandez Prada,
owner of the "Laran" estate, the Ad-
ministrator of "Hoiz Redonda" estate,
and the engineer fthe "San jose" Don
Manuel F. Prada has been wounded, and
several others whose names are not men.
toned, and it is feared, have fallen vic
tins to the ferocity of these worse than
savageH. .1r.tr
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09
The SOkO.
london Telegraph

What was the Soko2 Was il man or
ape? The tribes of Central Africa all
along the Livingstone River, from Ny
angwe to the cataracts, declared the
Soko to be monkey, and as such hunt
ed it and ate it. They hunted and ate
men, too, it is true; but then they dis
tinguished the one from the other, and
never mistook men for monkeys. Mr..
II. NJ. Stanley, however, brought home
the skulls of two Sokos, which had been
eaten by an affable chief with whom he
foregathered one day, and Professor
Huxley at once pronounced them to be
human.
Was Africa in conspiracy to play of
a practical joke upon the great explorer,
or is European science wrong in its diff
ferentiation of man and ape? The 60
rilla has long ago been degraded to it's
proper rank, and the "mum" of Sind
turned out to be no nearer man than a
bear. But Central America has now
come forward with the Susameta, and so
far as descriptions 60 at present this ami
major person-would appear to come
as near ourselves as the Soko, for the
other natives of its forests, whom we call
men and women, call the Susumeta hu'
man. A European, one Mr.. Auguste, Of
Cav, AYERS that he saw one killed, and
has never been able to shake off the idea
that homicide was committed, adding
that "the ANIMAL was as much man as
| himself.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09
ITO BE CoNrINUED.1
Double sufferers,

If the thousands that now have their
rest and comfort destroyed by co mplica-
tion of liver and kidney complaints would
give natures remedy, Kidney.Wort, a
trial they would be speedily cured, IT acts
o both organs at the same time and there-
fore completely fills the bill for perfect
4 i YOU have o lame back and dis
ordered Kidneys Fuss it at once. Don't
neglect them flllifY1 q gIgT4.li
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GROUP.

De. ToBrAs-I write 70 inform you that the
child of q friend of mine Was cured OF Group, A.
ter being given up 70 die by three physicians. One
honr after your Venetian Liniment was used 1t
was ont of danger. hope you will publish this,
90 that mothers may know they have remedy fof
this terrible complaint lost child by Group
previous to hearing Of your Liniment, but now
never feel alarmed, ss have your medicine a.
ways in the house. I have also used it for painA
sore throat, etc, and always found 1t to cure.
JEREMIAH CASEY,
I7North Moore street, New York
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09
RUSSIA SALVE.
.sa REDDING'S '~
Russia Salve! y.

what a Distinguished Merchant
Thinks Of II.
NEW YORK, August 9, 187a
MrssRs REppINe q Co.-0entz: In all nndsof
POUNDS and inflammation Of every kind,
consider your Russia Salve the best remedy have
ever used Iseldom ever use anything else inmy
house or stables Respectfully yours,
--''-'S II. B. CLAFLIN,
Worth street. New York,
RUSSIA SALVE. a.
Best family salve in the world. Price 25c, 500
and 81, Use the 81 size for animalS II Is excel.
lent for scratches, gals, DC.
II your druggist has not the 81 size, ask him to
get 1t for you.
r. ED ID I N @ 81 @ o.,
chsrles.own street. Boston. Massachusetts
nolO.lyd,M # ,&nols-lyw
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09

From Dr. sweet, the Famous and
World .renOwned ed ROne-setter.
NORTH KINGSTON, R. I.
DIR. ToBTAS--DeaI sir: have used your valuAr
BILE Venetian Lniment in my practice a. b0ne-set-
ter for the past five and consider IT the Des
article / ever tried for bathing broken bouest
wounds, lame backs sprains, &c. have no hesi,
taton in recommending It to the public a. the
best article for all pains flesh is heir to.
Yours truly JAMES gWEEE
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09

This fs 10 certify that have had the Asthma
since 1S4l, and have been treated by many physi.
clans without relief Your Venetian Liniment
has made perfect cure
| VIM. Y. TOWNSEND,
POrt Richmond, Staten Island
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM.

GREAT CUTIE OF RHEUMA7TSNAs
This ia to certify that had the rheumatism In
nv hip SO could not walk without my crutch,
and after using Dr. Tobias Venetian Lniment
short time, was entirely relieved, and candidly
believe it most certain cure for rheumatism, as
have tried many things without any good, and
after using this Venetian Liniment for only fsw
days was we'll HUGH PAUL,
I'll. C0l A. lvan,la r New York
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
Certificate OF the Surgeon OF the
Royal Mail Steamer America.
This is 10 certify that have used and recon-
mended DR.. Tobias' Venetian Nniment and, have
found II useful In variety of Cases It also gives
unfailing relief from the annoyance and irritation
consequent on mosquito bites, and prevents
mark being left.
J. A. GRAHAM, M. R. C. g., OF London
Royal Mail Steamship America. Jeney CITY
July 2Sth.
Thousands Of ether certificates can be Scent st
the depot
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09
SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

State Of New Jersey. Bergen County. 1ownshipoi
Hackensack, IS.
Thomas Johuson, OF said township, being duly
sworn, doth depose and say, that he has hsen
severely afflicted with rheumatism for above q
year, and was so bad that he could scarcely walk,
being bent almost double and was utterly unable
to do any work Having heard of the wonderful
cnres made by Dr.. Tobias' Venetian Liuiment he
was induced to try it. and after using II a short
time, was able to 60 to work again. after being
unable to do anything for nearly q year.
= - +. JOHNSON.
Sworn to before me- .l
J. II. NCKRRHoFP, Justice Of the Peaoa
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From Col. g. H. Delevsn. n :.

From Col. G. n. Delevan.
NEW YORK, April 10, 1877.
After wears OF use 1t gives me pleasure to certify
To the virtues Of DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Lini-
mont Il has saved the life of one of my four
horse black team. This recommendation I give
without solicitation as think owners OF horan
should know It's value
CHARLES Fl. DELAvAN.
No. 12e West Twenty second street.
The Family Lniment is Is and 50 cents. the
Horse, 90 cents, in pint bottles; the Derby Pow
ders, Is cents box. Sold BY the drugyn@
Dcpot. No q Murray street, New YORK..
ap26-S&w1yte .,
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A valuable rubefacient, stimulant and seda-|
tive Acts decidedly yet gently on the parts
/ afflicted, removing the most obstinate pain m
E5all parts Of the body. rheumatism, Gout, Lam
3hago, Sciatica, Neuralgia. affections OF the KID
ueys, BaCkache. 10. Price rs Cents.
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deuce q Bit" answered Julian.
"There is nothing the matter with me;
but wouldn't like to say 50 much for
the haunted caye."
Over their damper, tea, and wallaby
stew, and later, over the turning-in pipe,
Julian kept referring to what he had
seen, and finally became tactiturn when
he received nothing but good-humored
banter from his mate.
As ill-luck would have It, two horses
were driven in lame next morning, and
the explorers, we'll satisfied with the
grass and water, and doubling when they
might find a more luxurious camp, de-
termined to prolong their spell. During
the night the melancholy scream Of the
curlew had been heard, and Nelson, af.
ter breakfast, proposed a saunter to a
timbered ridge at some little distance,
where he shrewdly suspected the birds
would be taking their customary repose
after the exertions Of the night. Julian,
vino was the handy man with saddleryl
remained In camp to repair girth and
bride. An hour or two passed, and the
report of Nelson's gun was often heard
and Julian, his cobbling done, took hi
weapon and wandered off on his own &C
count, inyoluptarily vending his way Y
the scene Of the previous evenings ad
ventures. He was approaching the rock
through bit of closely,wooded forest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-21
Sernsti6te Sebeid)e;s aus Ne.u=
@Drf.

gtetp 9orf, 20. Sebruar. - Reu.
@oparo Golplep, 9oriteber Der iogenannten
ySbepero'S Solo," an9efloet, Die lei.ler Sblut
anoertrauten Stnber graham bebanOelt su ba=
ben, lpuroe beute Su einjdbrtger 6aft unb eller
gtlbbuBe bon $3.50 - Dem pollen, bonn Sc
lete geitatteten Stramaabe - uerurtbeilt. Sm
Safe ct Die @elbirafe nid)t besahlt, 10 muB er
bleIdbe su einem Dollar pro Sag ablisen.
Goiplep bsrnabm lein llrtbeil obne iidtbare @r=
ld)Itterung. Gr wnr6e gteid na6her na6 BEN
Combs abgeiiibrt.
= Die 9lntla9en segsn !6enrp $. Dubiep,
SuperinteuSenten oesSag-Oepartenents, ,uurs
ben beute bonn &ecorber Smith III Solge zines
6ormfehlerS suriifga5ogen. Dem Sarlebnleu
nod iptro cine neue Sla9e eingerei6t iuerOen.
- Der YroSel3 Der Ser. Staateu geg.n gu
inutl S. SilOen negen riidltdnotger @infont.
menileuer gelan9te beute abermals sur Ser
Eanblung, ohre leilter @rlebi9uu9 n0ber 9e=
bradlt 5u meroen.
- Ger 0ampier nOtranto" bon 5uQ ift
argefomnlen.
= Midael 8idalla uno 93oia Sopreno
ipuroen selter1 @benO inter Der anflage uerz
haftet, einem Staliener, Jfamens Sito Sppoli=
ia, beiien 2eid)e mon a1n s. SUM 1873 III eiz
mem Sofraunle on Der SerIeDftraBe fano, Ell.
1norbet su baben. Die gerbaftungen iuuroen
ouf Seranleiiung eilles BruOers bes Seritors
benen, gtanlens @iuieppe Sppolita, por9e>
nommen. 2etterer behauptst, Die @efangenan
bitten ietnen gruoer nit 5iiIfe q. Sopreno's
nno eri9i Sopreno's, ioeld)e fid) iebt in Ns,p.
arf, W.aS., befnbeu iollen, aus einem Senltsr
gsworfen.
=. Charles abans, elmer Der uotorilbfen
ginbred)er unb 8antrduber bss 2anoes, ipuroe
btute oil Der 4. Ipenue ipegen enes in Bolton
ptriibten ginbrnd]s unb Dforoanqrifis parhafz
tet unb wiro nod Der er,pabnten Staot ausse-
lisftrt iperben.
- &aiprence @ban uub Daniel @orcorail,
stuei iun9e Suriden i'm Ilter bon II, reip. 10
Salren, psld)e in einem Sbladtbauie al Der
gSeIt' 80. StraBe an9effellt naren, gerietben
geiIern Ibeno in einen Streit, unb nadoer,
ibre &ameraoen sinen Sting gebiloet batteH,
fampften iie ben StrauB I'M ginflange init ben
Reseln beS Yreisrinss aus. Gorcorau 3og
BEN SiirSsren nno geristb bieriiber in iolde
gSnth, oa6 er einen Siegelitein aufbob uno benz
lelben ieinem @egner an ben &opf ihleuserte.
G1an erlltt eillen Shdoelbrud) unb ltarb ii1<
nerbalb Ssuei Stunoeir. Der W0roer luuroe
nerbaftet.
= Die beute abenb abgebaltensn Brin,ar,
ipabien SIR geibidung bes republifanilheu
Staats=Gouusnts 81 Utica enoeten nit Ser
GrnGbfnns BON 35 Oelssaten, tuetfe @raut
befrporter, NIB bon 4, tueld)e benz briten Ser
min oppOnirea. giur Elm Delegat beginIiat
eoufliuq.
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M..s oer SMnoes=Sattptitaet.

gSaibinston, 20. Sebruar. - Der
Senat perparf in ieiner heuti9en @retutiuft-
5uns bic grnennung oes 6rn. Gbmarb 3. Yar.
Ter gum Genius -Superpiior fir ben erlten Ois
itrift BON 2ouifana.
Da Walbinglou's @eburtstag, Der %. Tsbr.,
III bieiem Sabre auf eiaen Sonutas fallt, 10
bat bas &abinet beid)loiien, alle Grefutio@De
partements am Wonta9e gu lhlieben.
Sprsfer Manoal rlnterbreitete bsute benz
5auie cine lansere 3uidrift bss Sdatamtsz
iefretdiS in 8esug auf Die ounsenieIhe inter
bem Sieb rno anf oas 2elultat Der btnfihtlid
bieier &ranfbeit anseftellten lluteriu1unseu.
Ser PrdFbent bat 9ru. Roiplano 6. Troip-
bridge aus Wid)isan gum SnbEaner=Gommii,
ldr ernaart
9r. q. g. Wenocal bon ber BunoesF sFotte
erfhien beute Dor benz 9aus,Gomite bejigl,h
zines intero3eaniiden &anals una lette berniel.
ben bieSor5ase Der Eiearasua'r Route anseiu-
amber.
Die teutige Sseuerciunabme betrua $3sT =
s1S.15; bic .3olei..uabme $712, ,24s.46.
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&erbeereuoer Srano tt, Re*u=D OFT.
SGredIid,es Sd,idiaI stpeier 9sststisoer


q eiu=D orf, 20. Jebrlar. - Su benz gro
Ben fiiufil6fisen, nit elmer eiiernen 6route Der
Iehenen @ebdube Nr. 384 uno 1856, Sroaotuab,
brad bente Nbeno 6euer aus, ioelfles lhon
bebeutenbe Sortidritte genta9t bate, oils bic
Seuerluebr Die Sraubftdtte erreidlte. Die 20Id)s
nannid,ait erbrad] bic 3biiren am Sroaowa1
un0 oraug oneit, ais mO9lid), in Silnern
Dor, tonnte leooh tDen1o ail8r1hten. Ote IN
bem engen @dB6en binter Dem @tbauoe ftatioz
nirten Spriten purosn ol1rd be ld)uanfenben
Nauern 10 groBer @sial]r au8geieet, baB fe
in flir,er 3elt bon bort entierf1t rullr0en.
Mebrere 2Dl1n,duner befaroen ltGt auf benz
9ahe bcS brsnreHben Sebdubes urI0 brabeu
20der oard) Oaiielbe, nm gSaiieritrahlen auf
ods brennenoe 0ol5tutrf inl Snnereu ldleuoern
su f0nner. Gin pl0tlidcs &racheil tuarnte lie,
baB Gefahr I'M 8crsuge lei; Die llutenlte9eroen
uernahmen Elm fnilter1oes 9erdiiid, ullo gleid}
caraif lflu9en Die SSlamn1en bob itber benz
einbretenoen 9ade empor. Gin ShretenSs
ldrei srlholl aus ber ueriannelteu Msnge, ais
man iab, baB sipei Qoi9nldnner, Namens 3.
6. 0pughertp unG Sobn. s. GaiiiOp, 81 lang:
auf benz 9ae aebleben iiiia aem Init:
9etueibt iuayen. Die llngliid(iden bieltsn iidl
eire Seitlang an Der SeiteltnlalIer oes Gebdu=
oes fsit, tuuroeu jebO6 bon Der i5iee im 9tu
itberfpGltt9t HnO itiir3ter in ba5 inter ibne1
tuogenbe Slannenmeer hinab. Die llebrigen,
ipelde iid) auf ben Oade beiunben hatteu, erltz
9inssn nur NIT genauer Notb Oenlietben Shidz
ldle.
lin I'll llhr Ibenos tuar oas GSeuer inter
@outrole, obgleid1 nod nidt p0uig getDI9t.
Die Serluiie tuerben auf folgenbe Bstrdge uerz
anidla9t: !6a3er, GobbS & Comp. 100000; !;
9iderbofi, 5tufh5r & Comp. $25O,0O0; Sas
gSiiOe, 1l,n., & Comp. $350,0O0. 0as @e=
bdube, ipeld)eS benz Sernebnlen mad, Der Sirna
2ori1aro 9ebSrt, tpurbe auf $50, 900 gelbGbt,
unb Der @eiammIpcrluit betrd9t bennad} etlpa
81 1,050,O00. Der 8etraa bsr gsriiherung lit
unbetannt. 0as 8euer brad Ill Der yidbe oss
Uialdtnenraumes aus.
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Rurse Aaf,eIDfSeSd,sff

- Die bnmaniId,e g'eianbtihaft beiinoet
iit nod in,mer 81 3bpetnpn, tuoen1 Die inol.
id)e 6esieruns auf ihrer gseigernns bsitsbt. Die
@eianbtidaft 5u enlpfangen.
- @rai bon 8esbshlell, beiit1er legations
ratb 81 Paris, 1T sum oentid)en geIanOien III
Gundnien srnannt iporber.
= Der Yapit iuirb ain 81. b. Sits. Elm
GonEitorium haltell uub Monfi9nore Sacobini,
Der pdpitlihe Nuntius IN 8ien, bei Der Gele,
genheit Den GarbinalShut ettpiaugsn.
= Die BON philadelphia mad 8remen sez
idlidte garfe yGoliita" (?) ift al Der Siite Ser
Sricl 2erid,elling III BET Siorbiee gsihsitert.
Die WfGn1ihaft uurbe gerettet.
: 9as @olleumaaasiu eer 66. Sta, Drills
& Comp. 1T Marbeitsr, Gnglano, tit bur6
8euer 5erfiDrt rporber. Der Serlu1 betrdgt
$1,000 8furb Sterling.
= Gin ruifiider llntertban, Nan,eus 6art.
mann, 1T in Yaris unter Der Inflage rtrbaftst
tporbsn, an bsn Rosfauer attsntate betbeitist
9etpeien 5u ietu. Die rnI7iGe 6esisruus bat
feline Auslieferung beriaHst.
- ProfeGor Voroenssl5lo gno iciue gtglsi.
ter fanlen eeitern in Sem an.
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Grfurfion nad, SbiIaoelpbia tito
NetOsMnrf.

Die PHILADELPHIA Q8ilmingt 8altimorer
Sahn.G .Gompagnie" bietst 9ilen, Die g8aibins.
TOMS gebnrtsta9 in philadelphia uno gelU-
Oorf fetern iuollen, 9iinitige i5abrgele9enheit.
Monta9, Den %. 6ebruar, Worgelts 70 llbr,
iabrt ein GROCER GrtraSug bonn BreFbent-
itraben: 8abubofe ab uu0 trifft orsi Sttnoen
ipdter in Bbtlaoelpbia eiu. YcrioHcn, Die iib
nab 9letp-gorf bcgeben mollen, itebt ant Der
3ua, psIder Inn llhr Waorgens otn 8abHbot
psrldgt, sur 8rfiisuna. 5ahrbidete fir aie
5ir.. unb RHdfa6rt, aui pier Gage giilti9,
toiten nad Bbilabelpbia IS, mad yteEu Dort
81 uub Gnb in SIR. las, Weii. SaltimOrefraBe,
su babsn. Die issise .3sit 1T bsionbers sesi9'
net su einem Selude Der beioen grOBten 5tdotc
Sss QanSss, oersn Ssbenspiir0iaisitsu bit
9beilnshmer on Der GTtnriiou init Rubs be-
tradteH fSnneu, ba Te fid erii am bisrteu
Gage nab ihrer abiabrt aur @timtsbr ~
siHeu brsadsH,
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Ser SGuite ssu6,bots'faJs aioro=
YroseR.

8rtSg geport. Sonl., 20. Sebrudr- -
Sn benz Iro;ciie 9e9eH gsilbelm Subh0I3 lp..
gen grmorbun9 oes '5rn. Sobann Setnridl
Sd)ulte tpnree H. g. 6einemaun heute ais
3euge pcrnommen. 0erielbe miro Sllr 3eit
untsr einer 6dlidungsanflage in Saft gebal=
ten. Seinemann be3ellgts, Suh6ol3 babe lit
ciuen :3rpieseiprade itu 9efdngnilie geiagt:
rShne ben StbeimpoliSilten Starf ipiiroen iie
ME ausgeiunosn baber, oaB i9 es that" 3euge
ldlrieb 6ieie @orte sur 3eit III leia Noti5buh
uno leste 2ettere8 Dem Geritte Dor. Suhbol;
la9te auBerbem: pie geheimpoli5i5ten tuarea
bernod nid)t 10 flug, wie iie 9laubten, benn iie
batten nod $4,000 ntgfr finoen f5nnen." '6eiz
ncntonn be5eu9te ierner, er babe i'm Sereine
nit Sudbols eilen 6ludtpsriud) seplant. Der
an9etlaste babe Inn geiagt, in Safe ihre
Sludt geiinge, tpiirbelt fie Den 9telt oeS 9elOes
bolea une bomit nah europa reiien. Snareu5-
perb6re erfldrte 3enge, iein eisentll6er gtame
lei Sobn SO. gSlus.
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@raBtiGe Sraaooie ii. eiueat s1f:
1ttetalfaiaStA

8rabforn, 81. 20, 5sbtuar. 10.
iabrise 2Sn. SerriQ, eilt 3niaiie oe5 armeu
hauIes 5u Gorinth, ST., tpuroe g:itern friif
bon eiuenl auoereu Sniaiieit Der Iuitalt, Dem
76zjdbrigen aaron Serrin, ourd 4rt9ie6e CT.
morbet. Serrin, neld)er obne 33pcifel mabn
finnig mar, our4ianitt ii4 barauf Die Seble
uno iIarb i'll furSer 3eit. @r binterlieB etl
Sdreiben, i'll peld)em er erftdrte, er u1iilie
Serru tGoten, neil 0erielbe better uerpHe9t
iperbe, alS Die iibrigen 8slpohnsr oeS arHlell=
bauie8. ST iueroe iid) oarauI ielbt t0Oten, unl
Dem 8olQeu Ill eutdcheu.
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9rr 0esautorf+

gietps OFT, 20. Tsbr.-Tolsenoes iiu5
Die S6lubnotirunsen: @elo SIS; 5tcrlina.
gHedia 4.839-S4. Vunoes OblisatoueH,
1881er 1861, neue Tiinfsr 1O3H, 1O.40er -,
0if. @oi. 3.65er 959. Aftien: yfelp= g)orf1
Central 1924. @rie 483, 9ate Sbors 1O74, Sui
noilsr&entral 1881, Yittsburs 1l0t, @hicaec.
9aortbpeitern 50, DO. Briorifdten 1864, 8ods
Sslanb 1871, Mefsrn Union Ed. 1I3t, Refps
9erietsr Central 849. llnteri erihatarntszB zBtlans:
golo 500, ,766 ,4s9; &oasant 36,9e4,024.