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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15

The PANAMA CANAL. - The Panama
canal enterprise is now being pushed with
new vigor, the books for subscription hav.
ing been already opened both in Europe and
this country. The promoters of the scheme
claim that when constructed, it will confer
the same benefits upon American com
MERGE that the Suez canal has conferred on
the commerce of Europe, and that the sue
cess which has attended the Suez canal
bids fair to be repeated in the case of the
Panama canal, but in a much larger degree
for the benefit of American commerce. 1t
is understood that the supplies necessary
for construction will be mainly purchased
in this country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15

The MoREY LETTER.--It is now claimed
that the same party that forged the Morey
letter also forged the letter published by the
Democrats which pretended to show that
General Weaver, Greenback candidate for
the presidency, was acting in the interest of
the Republicans. General Weaver is re-
ported to have compared the letter with the
Morey letter and the handwriting is pro-
nounced to be the same. The Weaver letter
was published September Is, and was in
tended TO drive the Indiana Green hackers to
the support Of the Democracy in that state.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15

The OLD VENoM.-General Schofeld's
report on the colored cadet Whittaker's case
is applauded in the south. One paper nom
mates him for president in 1884 on the plat
form of "a white mans government by
white men for white men," This was to be-
expected. 1t would seem from his repor,
that he believes the army is organized
for the special ACKNOWLEDGMENT of gentle
mems sons of lily-white complexion. HI
cannot rise above the prejudices which have
been fastening like barnacles upon the ole
army for many years. Like Mcclellan
Hancock and a few others, he learned moth
ing from the war.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15

PROFESSOR G. A. GRMMER, a Kingston ola.
maica) scientist, predicts that the star Of Bethe.
hem, which appears every three hundred and
fifteen years, will again be visible In "Casseo.
pia's chair in 1887 and will be accompanied by q
total eclipse Of the sun and moon. It will be seer
even by monday, shining with quick, flashing
light the entire year, after which it will graduay
decrease In brightness aud finally disappear, not
to return to our heavens till 2202. The appear
ance OF this star, accompanied as 1t will be by so
lar and lunar eclipses, together with the baneiu
influence that follows the positions that Mars and
Saturn will occupy, will cause, the professor
thinks, universal war, floods and fearful ship
wrecks. North America will be involved in civil
strife, and a reign of terror will prevail in the
Atlantic
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15
Weekly News Summary.

SITTING BULL is said to be again ready to sur
render.
P. T. BARNUM is still very ill, but there is no
change for the worse.
Four persons found frozen to death in
New York city Sunday morning
BLOCK Of ice carrying three corpses loated
past Montreal one day last week.
EIGHT million dollars have thus far been sub
scrbed for the Panama ship canal.
NINE-TENTHs OF the business portion of Pensa-
sacola, Florida was burned Friday night.
THREE shocks OF earthquake occurred last week
| on the Island Of St. Thomas in the West Indies
COUNTERFEIT ten dollar American treasury
notes are in circulation throughout the Dominion
CONSIDERABLE political disorder is reported in
| Hayti. About one hundred citizens have been
| arrested
Ex-CoNGREssMAs c. B. FARwELL OF Chicago
has sued the Nelos Of that city for libel, asking
| $4,000 damages
THE California fish commission is introducing
into its waters the gowramy, a Chinese fish, said
to be superior to the salmon.
john BRIGHT has been salmon fishing on the
Tweed; on the Floors Castle water he landed one
fish OF twenty pounds.
DURING the past season one hundred and thirty
four horses on the American turf have trotted in
less than go for the first time.
THERE are no less than IS 900 professional
thieves in London known to the authorities. The
police force numbers II 600 men.
WOMAN sawed hole in the ice at Fitzroy,
Canada thrust her head through it into the water,
and in that way drowned herself
The supreme court of Louisiana has affirmed
the decision of Judge Houston sustaining the le-
eality of the late munieipal election.
ruv s,v ua,hod;s, ohn,ohas ., n.,,,;, ,,o,.a
thar aehts amounting 10 ca, ooo and rni,sd in a
successful effort to raise the money.
,,,,.. =, ,enr,o.,o,, ~ so,,.xn
,,in;on 80 ara H. oiro,,a,,an ,r,,,,oa
,,on, :. n -, ,,,a,a a,d ,,naI,, s~ao,,ad
,mar,oan ia,,ars ., da,and parnou 4. ,.rahad
=, ah,o.a No ,,ro,,nar "a .r,nu,ad 90 rIoad IN
Iro,.rd
JAMES o",''D' inc iAs"sn eoononis'' says ula'
on,aiI 40 a. 70 nr.von, ,,s ;,,n,-raan, ~ -,
an,,,,,a,i,,,
AN ofeson paper reports 'ne uea'n' oy Gun,
SUMPTION Oh bogus marcy uie aeconip'ice oi
'P"A" oaNn =" ''e i'''N wa """ ''s "''"s VI
'e"'i"' N""O''
MINI thousand letters were dropped into the
post-oices OF the country without being addressed
last wear and and people wonder why their let
TO-, :, 49,, 10, ~
'''s uo" se' ''e'o'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15

A DISPATCH from Little Rock says OF the pro-
posed expedition to oklahsma; The excitement
in the territory is intense. Bushy, head chief OF
the Cherokees is reported as saying he would not
be responsible for the result, should the settlers
elude the United States troops and get into the
territory. Two or three tribes are very hostile
and it is known that many OF them are organized
and armed, ready to resist detachments Of white
settlers. II the government adopts more vigor-
GUS policy bloody conflict may be expected very
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15

AN EDToRs EsoArE.-ofiee Of the Indus
trial Era" Abba, Iowa. May 20, 1880 To whom
1t may concern take great pleasure In making
the following statement; | have been afflicted
with disease of the kidneys for the past two
years, and have tried numerous remedies with
only partial and temporary relief. Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure was recommended to me-
and after taking 1t the pain and distress left me-
and to-day ! am feeling strong and ,oea I am
perfectly satisfied that Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure is the medicine needed, and can cheer
fully recommend II to others. G. W. STANm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15

DIR. EDWARD ii. DIXON. for many years one OF
the best known surgeons in the country, died last
week at his home in New York city. He was
about seyenty-two years of age He was editor
Of The Scdipel, a well-known medical journal,
previous to the war OF the rebellion lie WIS al
ways Of an independent turn Of mind. and re-
fused to be bound by the rules which are gener-
ally understood 10 govern the profession.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15

john KELLY has got the grand bounce from his
office OF comptroller of the city Of New York, and
consequently the management Of the political
wires which are getting to control national as well
as city and state politics Whether 1t is only a
change from King stork To King Log, time will
determine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15
Building Stones OF Vermont.

We notice in the american architect and
Building Ne,oS, published by James r. Os-
good & Company, the following notice "Dr.
Hiram A. Cutting, state geologist of Yer
mont, has agreed to furnish series of orig
inal papers on the character and properties
of the building stones used in this country,
which will give in comprehensive form GER
tain technical information which can be
found only in books not usually read by
architects, together with much original mat
ter, the result Of long personal observation,
experiment and research" Nov as there is
great value in the limestones, marbles, gran
ties and states of Vermont, is 1t not rare
chance for all interested in quarries within
this state to bring them to notice thus pub
licly? We learn from DIR. Cutting that he
receives no pay as state geologist from the
state, and his pay from Osgood & Company
is not such that he can in person visit all
the quarries; but he is willing to bring all
quarries to notice that will send him such
samples of building stones as he requires fol
his tests, and we believe that those interested
in the development of the wealth that lies
within our hills will do well to avail them
selves of this opportunity. We further un
derstsnd that this series Of articles will in
the end be published in book form, and will
thus become available to all. 1t is certainly
opportune, when our state has no authorized
survey in progress, that private enterprise
can thus serve our interests so WE'LL ant
give our quarries such an extensive notice
That there is no state in the Union witt
such wealth of marble within its limits, il
here quite well understood but it is MOI
wellknown everywhere, neither is it well
known that our states and GRANTEES are Al
abundant; and, as in quantity, so in quail
ity, most excellent. Yet such is the fact.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15

Coon health is the greatest Of fortunes; NJ
remedy has so often restored this prize to the suf
fering as HooD's sARsArARiIIA Try It,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15

REMARKABLE SUooEss.--The subscrip-
tions for the Panama canal shares in New
York and other American cities already
amount to nearly or quite ten million dol
lars, while advices from Paris are to the eff
feet that the issue is complete success, the
subscriptions exceeding the total amount
offered, 30 that considerable reduction will
be made to the subscribers, Secretary of
the Navy Thompson has resigned, and will
accept the presidency of the company.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28
RIVER NEWS.

IT is sad if you sit down when assailed
by feTocious dog the animal will not
touch you, This only holds good provide
you can sit down on top Of house or a
tree and let the dog bark below. The ami,
mai will get weary Of bowling in few
hours and walk away, when yon can come
down without fear Of harm, But if you
are as heavy az Senator Davis better way
would be to ST down on the dog. He
would not touch anybody after that.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28
OVER 10000 IN USE
very Piano Fully Warranted for Five Years.
We are now making all our Pianos entirely of
VULCANGzED LUMBER.

ihe greatcsidlscoycry of the ages Wood rem
Gered imperis liable, shrinking, checking or warn
ing impossible, and as incapable of absorbing mois
lure a. ynIcanizcd rubber, The increased hard
ante ri tone truly wonderful The process of ypi.
crahl1ng Is done by machinery established NJ orr
factory ana we have the exclusive contro! of Inc
patent Tor plana making which. together with our
ptueI patents and improvements, including Mathu-
sheK Duplex uyerstrung scale render our pianos
N every respcc the ''"''''
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28
The BULLETIN

villas u has always done. advocate
Tie principle, OF the Democratic par.
y, huldiu.that they cmbody the only
principles upon which a republican
government can be administered.
" bile ayowinG thl- purpose. 1t il not
intended 10 convey the idea that the
paper viii uphold the party right or
wrong That which it believes to be
wrong twill GeuOuuCe, fcarless,y,-
always "hcwiug 10 the line, aud let
ling the chips fan where they may /"
But a. q sue, sound and sensible
Democratic paper, We can, we feel
'LI" honestly commend il 10 the
patronage OF Democrats
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

A GENTS WANTED for the Beet and Fas,cst
~ Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices re.
dHced 3 per cent NATIONAL PuGMsniNg Co,
Chicago, Ills,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28
The Mendelssohn Uprights
ARE THE FINEsTIF AMERICA.

Ihey are pronounced the Pianos Of the Future"
me Upright hae more powerful tone IA ouch.
OUT Lhe cnurc scale, longer sustained singing
d"a',y' niIgMteT ana more responsive touch and
greater durability and ability for standing in tune,
lts great superiority destins II to entirely super.
cede the ordinary square piano in this country rs il
has already done Ia England
EVeay Mendelssohn Upright Piano has the ycry
best best, PATENP DOUBLE REPEATING PARIS
AZ len made expressly for W. in Paris France.
All our Pianos are made entirely by ourselves
al our ~ ~''S"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28
THE MENELSSOHN
JUBILEE ORGANS
Are the Best in the World.

at prices far below any flrst-class make An A.
stop organ for only sos, including all the greatest,
lhletI ana pest improvements, possessing power
depth brilliancy, and sympathetic quality of lone
beautiful solo effects and perfect stop action. All
c"sef OF solid walnut in beautiful designs and Gle.
snnt hniSh' Al Pianos and Organs warranted for
1--WE years, and sent on fifteen Inys' test trisI
mailed free.
SHEET MUSIC, half price, Dollars worth at
sent on receipt of Sc stamp Address
MENDELSSOHN PIANO co,
81 East 18th Street, n, Y
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28
Best and Finest in the World!

I'D the grand result of strength. durability, reli.
blliy, and ability for standing in tuTr voiumn
power, resonance brilIiapos, sweetness, svmphn,
theuc and singing quality Of tone, eyenness
throughout the entire scale, deicacy and elasticity
oflouch, and beauty offnish, the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST

DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST,
REGULAR PAD-S2 90; Iuc,plent diseases, first
stages Chls and Fever, etc
SPECIAL PAD-S3 10; Chronic Liver and Stom
aCh Disorders and Malaria
SPLEEN BELT So 90; Enlarged Spleen and
Liver and Chill Cake
INFANT PAD-sl 80; Preventative and cure
Cholera inGautlm and summer
Complaints,
Auxiliaries for Nervous
BODY PLASTE RS-50c and Circu'atye Tr1ub.
Ties throwing off OBJ
FOOT " pair soc structions and remoy
ing pains
Auxiliary for colds, Sick
ABSORPTION SALT-i fhcadschs numbness Of
box nc; 6boXcs, s IS. exrcmties. etc
For further information as to diseases reached by
the Pad and its AUxilares, consult our pamphlet
Address,
BATES & IIANLEY.
Rooms aud 3, Singer Building, st. Louis, No,
For Sale by PAUL &. SCHUH. BAR
CLAY BROS, and FRANK HEALY,
Druggists, Cairo, Illinois
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28
The Daily Bulletin

II served to city subscribers hy car
ricrs at TWENTY.FI CENTS per
week, payable weekly.
by mail lin advance: one year,
$40; six months, 90; three months,
$3.50; one month, 81, Postage free.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28
Are You in Poor Health!
Have You any Faith in Electricity!
Among the many modern electric appliances used
tor meolcaI purposes, the most RELIABLE, DUR
ABLE and ECONOMICAL are
Beach's Electric Sponge Belts.

Perfect and powerful Galvanic Batteries construct
ca ~ such manner that they can be worn on any
parl OF the body Introducing a mild and continuous
current OF Electricity throughout the entire system,
WITHOUT interfering In the least with patients hab
Its or occupation,
Avoid bogus appliances. lfyor wish the cheapl
est and most durable Genuine Electric Appliance
MADE one mat we VIII warrant as represented In
every respect, write Us for full particulars. Agents
wanted, Address
W, C. BEACH, st Johne, Mich.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28
PIANOS $40 to $500!

an new ana stfictll hrst-clGss, ann sold at the
lowest net Cash wholesale factory priccs direct io
ne purchaser These pianos made one Of the finest
displays ~ the Cincinnati Exhibition, and were
nhlVerrhlly recommended for the Highest Hunors
The square Grands contain
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-27
92r. 1O1.

0te3 3letngeI d. dlporeuen oe8Sun@
eestreiSg eri6ts fir Den apriltermin ma-
ren geItern 5ilu eriten Dtnle I'M 9erihts IN
SbGtigfeit. 2lbpeeno maren Sobu y. 2ong-
neil, ShpmaS g9. @liaion Ino 3. 3. 6apnes;
Sob. SilDer, ebenfaQs lebtcn Monat fir bieleit
8ernlil burA's GOoS ge;ogeu, ifarb bcreits Dor
stpei Sabreit. Som 0ieufte eiSpeniirt muroen
g8m. 9. g8iiion. Otto Sutro, 9Iia %. 5tab=
Ter unb Sumes 9. SmallmooO.
Die rN.,9. SOlfsitg." bringt 6olgeuoes:
nm Die .,@ @iJarren der II III on Hr.
144" be1lob i'll ihrer Saulitags Sibung, ben
8altimorer Strife" nlft ais ~unionSeaus=
fano" an3uerfcnnenr ba Die IuSItdnoi9en ii9
riiber geiuaigert bnben, Der Union bsi3utreten.
Yripat- Sammluugcn in ben S6opS iollen ie=
bod in regcr 9Seic unternonlnen werOen. w
9er9 oiteinbredber er Gbarles 5. Dior,
rtS, etr ytebiSiubaniirer, Der lein Serbrtden
all Dem YORante in Selair, 6arfOroz Gountp,
ueriibte, erbielt geittrn Oom 8hnoc5besirfSrid,<
ter 0torriS neun Dfouate StaStgefdugnif BET
ldbmgrCr 2lrbeit lllto 500 @elObuBe 3uOittirt.
Son einem 6unbe biilen-0sr
sehnldhrige &nabe 0torriS @abnmuroe gcTferu
yiadmttta9 Dor ietnem elterli9en bluit Jtr.
461, -GutaipilraBe, BON eInem peroGd1tiq
ausiebenOen Sunoe Ill bo8 linfe Stin gcbifien.
Die gSuuOe purOc iOfort bon Or. 8eoan aus
9ebraunt.
Der 3ufjtbGuSler s If IN II, bei,
ien 6abeas Corpus santrag gitTn bonn Ober=
ridter Sromn enti6ieoeu meroen Iolfte, bat
ldlledte 9(usidlten III 6olge Der 9eitern uner=
tpartet rIol9ten Sertagung oes &ommonBleas=
@erid1t8 bis gum WOutage. 8efauntltd be-
tauptet er, ieine erite STRAIGHT lei bereits am
21. 6ebruar abgelauien; ieiue ;peite beginue
erIi 0onuerltag, ben 20. april. odtte Nun
geiern bas @eridlt fir ibn giinlti9 enti4ieSen.
10 mare er bis iibermOrgen iiber atle 8sr9e.
60 aber bat ndditen Ntontag ieiu 3ueitsr Ger
min pom adlt5ebn Mionaten btreitS bcgounen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-27
Eaberes iiber ote &atajtropBe tei
S51trotssGttN.

@btcago, SuS., 26. Aprll.-Sn Der leb=
ten 9onneritag gia9t trieb Der Noropino siu
unbefanutes S6iff auf Die 9fiffe sn Morriion's
Slibe, bier Dletlen uuterbalb 5rlron=@itp, Mi-
digan. 9lm 8reitas Morseu UNI llbr per=
in9te bic 9ebensrettunssmannidaft Don Sta=
ton Scr. 2 Die Wanni6aft beS Sd3iffeS gu ret
ten. als oas Rettungsboot fib benz Shtffs
aui ettpa eine Giertelmeile 9endbert bate, idlug
es nm. Die 9eute flamn1erten fid an oas unrz
geftiirste goot, aber bon oem langen aufeut.
balte i'm @afier bur9fdltet unb eribGpft, tuurbe
elmer nod benz aitbern bon ben gSogen rpsgge-
riifen, bic nur nod @apitan S. .. Siab iibris
blieb. Oieler tpurbe enblid) nit bem Soote an
bas uier gelpiilt. Die ertrunfenen 2sbensret-
ter iinb: Wobert Morriion BON @alepille, ISM.
Sabre BON Bort auftiu, Oenuis Dugan Don
@rinbftone- @itp, SameS Yattenser BON 5urons
@itp, @alter 9itheribge uno Sames Wantan
bon @alferpille, Sntario. Dieie Wannidatt
mar nit Ausnahme bee lebtgenannten Raue
mes bielelbe, bic in letter Saiion 10 bcroiif,e
Dienfe leiffete, oils iie bic Wannidaft uub Die
BafYagicre bes BropeQers yBsrthihl" rettete,
ber in Der Mabe bon Srineftonc=&itp IN Griim'
rler sius.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-27
gas Wittel= ,sno siioamerifa,

Panamd, II. Npril.-Oer beute bon Der
@effiiite Siibamertfa's bier angefOmnene
9ampfer ySslaB" brin9t feline ariegsna4rid>
ten BON belonserer 8idti9teit. Seds filez
nilde &rie9sbampfer waren ont 8. 3. Otts.
Dor 9auao eridienen uno batten bic Yeb5rosu
am llfer benadridtist, oaB Der Safen bonn II.
@pril ON blodirt iuerben tpiirbe. 0a5 biploz
matil6e Corps 81 Gina pirb inbeileu Die
8lofaDe BON @aliao iaarf iiberlpa9en unb
enersiid]en Yroteit segen irsenb tpel9e lnre=
gelnldBigfeiten ooer 8erlebungcn bes 86lterz
red]ts erbeben.
@ampero, Der nelle YrGiibent bon 8olibia,
lit nit 5000 Wann mad Sacna llnterip, ,gs unb
Die alliirte 4rm.e 81 arica tpirb nod leiner
4nfunft uu9efabr p 900 Waun fart iein.
Die 9olipianer iinb ihledt betpaffnet uuS bic
Nniirten baben mn rperige brau1bare @ez
idiite, .uGbreno bic @hilenen in jeber 6infd)t
oortreiflidl aus9eriiiiet itnb. Die eebteren neh>
men iiberoieS cine iebr portbeilbafte Stsluug
i'm Moquesatbale elm unO Die 4usiidten Der
alliirten tperben uon Sag 81 Sage biifterer.
getp~O orf, 26. 4prtl.- Die hiefige perus
aniide @elanbtidaft iit ourh cine aabeloepei9e
aus Banana beuadrid,tist, baB Die 8egieruns
pon Yeru in Solge Der Blodabe BON &allao
burd) Die @biieuen alle fleineren 9afen 5,uiihsn
Gaiua uno DISCO su ginfubrbdfen gemaft bat.
SierSig meme 6dfen peroen bur6 biele OfaB=
nabne Dem Serfebre er0ffnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-27
Ste ,,NoofterS" tpanoern tn's
Qftdtfhd1fS.

6arris bmrs, Yenni., 26. Npril. = 90.
$. &emble, @mil $. Yetroff, 6. 9. Salter, S.
9. CRAWFORD nnb gS. S. Rumberser tuuroen
beute bonn 8idbter YearIon gu elmer @elbbuBe
bon je $1,000 unb 81 ie einidhriger 3rpanss~
arbeit unb @in5aabaft i'm Dfliden Su1tbauIe
bon Penniploanlen nerlrtbeilt.
Ser @idter ldidte Dem llrtbellsipru6e einige
Beinerfun9en poraus, burh melhe er be
Sdtpere beS bon ben @efangeneu beaanaenem
YerbredenS betonte nnb auSetnanoeriebte, oaB
Yetroff unb Snmbergr nod in b5berem @rabe
itraibar ieien, ais bic l1ebrisen, ,peil ie Dait-
slteber per @eletgebmng pareu. aemble uno
3umberser bielten furse @uiprahen, in lpelden
iie ihre S6ulO in abreoe ftellten. Der Sc
ridtsiaal uub Die StraBen in Der umgabung
bes @ebdubeS tparen nit neu9ierigen Meni ten
sefiint, rueld9e fid1 bemiibten, bic @eiansenen
Sn @eiihte gu befommeii. @roBes @rltauneu
ipirb aGentbalben iiber oas ffrenge llrtbsil se=
duBert. &nrs nod IL llbr Mittaes suur6en
Die @efansenen bon benz S9criff aus benz 81
ridtslaale naf benz @efansliiie gefiihrt, BON
tpo aus iie nah Dem 3udtbauie sebraAt tuer=
Der ioQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-27
WoIfsiufffs lit sntnpis.

9 a9 bro OF, SllS., 26. Aprtl. = SObn
9ger, elm notoriifer Straudbieb, tpelder ben
Sspobnern bieler @ssenb laon pisl su iaafisn
aelnaht but, erid)ien beute tn oieiem Stdotfen,
tporcuf $50 8iirger alSriiften, um Sagb auf
ibu 5u MAIDEN. Dper tplroe in einem Baloe
umainselt, unb als er bic aufiorosrung, iib gu
erssbsrl, lpieoerbolt sueiidlpies, gaben Die Rs<
oenilid]e gSunoen. Wt0gliAer gSeiie miro er
nit bem 9eben bapon foml11en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-27
Gin entfabrtes atno.

Wems OFT, 26. Nprll.--giil etlDl neltnz
iabriaes Wtdohen, tpelhes an9iebt, sSenute
9ouffon 3u heiBen upb in gir. 265, 5anionl-
@traee, Bbilabelphia, 3u uobueit, bsfinost iid)
sur i3eit inter Der Sbbut Der biefstn YOli3ei.
Sas Maoden sisbt an, omra eiaeu Mann,
@ohnunS seledt uno bisrber sebraAt moroeu
Su ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-27
WerstnetieIter seIbifmoroper,,, #,

Sits burg, Yenni., 26. april. : @pa
@rnft, Elm iun9es, id6nes Wdodeu, ipeldes
als Sdretblebrerin in elmer Sdule 5u 4lle=
abenp=@itp angefellt ift, nadte beute friib Ell
nen &erlnd, fh bas Seben 81 nebmen, inoem
ite BON Der Sriide am SuBe Der 5anbitraBe in
ben alesbenp= 6iper iprang. Sie uuroe Ourd
5,pei BoliSiiten nod sllr redten 3eit erfaBt uno
ans llier esbradt. 8rf. Grnit mar iett emit
ger Seit iftperniitbig.