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The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
brooklyn ROgues abroad.
MALES, Jan. 20, 1880


The two Americans who were arrested
here last Tuesday on charge of swindl-
ing Russian out of IS ,OO0f. al Brussels
are brothers, and their real name is
suppose to be Collins. They have at vari-
GUS times passed under the Aliases of
Cleveland, Ferguson, Everett and Clin-
ton. They come from Brooklyn. The
Belgian government, which bad offered
reward of 0,0O0f. for their arrest, now
demands their extradition, and it Is
believed that the American Consul will
raise no objection. He has made several
efforts to learn their story, but they have
steadily declined to give it. There Is no
doubt of their identity. They were pre-
pairing to carry out similar swindles in
this city. The elder is twenty-eight years
old, the younger sixteen.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
n horrible Fate.
A BOY AT NORTH EAST, Md, BURNED
TO DEATH.

BOY AT NORTH EAST, Md, BURNED
TO DEATH.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
North EAST, Nd, JAN, 20, 1880.
A fatal burning case occurred near
this town, early this morning.
A fourteen year old son OF VIM. Hall
was coming down stairs, for the purpose
Of making a fire in the stove, aud as
daylight had not appeared he carried a
coal oil lamp in his hands. Just as he
reached the bottom of the stairs, the
lamp exploded, and the burning oil
flew all over his body, enveloping him
in an instant In flames.
Unfortunately the lad at once lost all
presence OF mind, and running to the
door he opened il and rushed wildly
out into the open air. This only had
the effect of tanning the flames, aud be-
fore he ran far he fell TO the ground
completely exhau ted by the terrible
burns inflicted upon him. His father,
who was aroused by lis screams, came
out and carried him into the house, but
he died within three minutes after be-
ing picked up.
The lal was bright and industrious,
and quite useful to his parents. His
sad death is a matter of deep regret To
the entire community. ..
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
The Contest of Frdnk LeSlie's
wiz.
From the N, Y. World, Jan. q.

From the n. Y. World, Jan. q.
Objections to the will of the late Frank
Leslie were filed in the Surrogate's office
yesterday on behalf of the two sons,
Frank Leslie, Jr., and Alfred Leslie, and
objections will also be filed on behalf of a
grandson, child of the late Scipio Les
lie. The sons allege that the testatoI
was mentally incapable of making will
when he execnfd his will that the will
was procured by undue influence exert
ed by Mr.. Leslie's widow, who is de-
scrlbed by the names Of her two former
husbands, and finally that the subscrib-
ing witnesses did not see the tesiator
sign the will.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
AN UNUSUAL CASE.

]. Sipple NOVEL;, residing near Ken
ten, had long attack of typhoid fever
uying which his life was several times
nearly despaired of. His recovery was
attended by abscesses on his lower
limbs which were very painful and like
wise threatening TO his life. However
after several months, he got about, but
in November he was re-attacked by the
ulcers with great violence, the disease
so affecting the bone that 1t parted just
above the knee. Finally DR.. Hunter. OF
Philadelphia, was sent for and on Fri
day the operation was performed very
successfully, and there are strong hopes
of Mr.. NowelPs final recover.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
Ieulncrnnce TnLEerS.

The temperance meeting held in Sec
opd Baptist church under the joint aus
plces of the w. r. II. A, and Sons of
Temperance last night was quite largely
attended.
Samuel Wood presided, and in open
ing tlfe meeting made an interesting adj
dress. j. l.. Richardson, George Day,
Thomas Grier and others made addresses.
A letter from Rev. Mr.. Cook, the pastor
of the church, expressing his regret at
his inability to be present was read.
Dnring the evening good music was rem
dered hv the choir under the leadership
of Mr.. u. Pickles.
A similar meeting to be held in the
civ Mission at Second and Wa a>hingtou u
streets on next "Wednesday evening was
announced.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
Gen. Grants UnJitness for the
PreStdeucU.

From the N. Y. Evening Post.
The opposition to Grants nomination
rests upon two reasons-what may be
called the popular ground and the party
ground. The first reason Is his insult
ableness for the office of President.
That ought to be sufficient. That 4
successful soldier is not fitted by his
military talents or his military service
to be a civil administrator, but rather
the reverse, is as well established as
any truth in political philosophy. In
the case of Grant it is strengthened by
particular facts.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
congress-.

\ =, . senate yesterday the For
Fpropri ilOn bill was report
vr "a et pr n;ed and placed OH
nun Mr. keenan, introduced n
"' " loT the International Ex-
:" New York. in 1883. Mr.. dor
4 ,,u a resolution, which was
r. lnr appointment of a select
. " 'lile 10 act concurrentlv
Ht "'.'dt coinhlttee OF the House
4 J'e' OF an inter oceanic canal
iig,, w u,''u'Nlun, Mr.. Davis, OF
III INA entered "A motion to re-
.rn,n,,a, ole on the resolution, but.
H. uonr expiring, the matter
MF. Bailey, from the Post
H. ",i''' ,,''.i er, reported a bill to nav
III t's.l '"|'l contractors for contracts
H. H. E ,e 'ile war, and Mr.. Bay-
|n. ' i1, Committee on Finance re-
IL n lnr the conversion nj
,I ,N', Both bills were nlac,d on an
bI",'nrI >, The blll exempling nos.
,1!eN a' from jury service was Pc ps
. Arr ana Indefinitely post.
4 aii',,lran n',"r an executive session. th,.
III ilnithed l'uthed until Monday.
tou'e the bill declaring n
II ,IinI,WAyS ,iI,,y post routes was passed
4, C,'a.. -, ,.t.lallug to transfers OF eases
n of Nuts i The bill to relieve nnr,
ec,io,a,.la ,a,,.la sold for direct taxes in
|noi1, ii1nary Sy States, was reI O Ted nv ~
III ',.f..., rom the Judiciary Commit,
IN ia ''lieu !,u to the COMMITTEES nj
hp S'o n ne joint resolution annro
Il + a9o a' Tor representation of nh,
vaa at,H at the Fish Exhib,timo, ON 'p' n
fhe r,,i i,isnorted and simil,rIy raf..r
n iopnl.p pi'l Prescribing the time of aer
H. Ni''5S vs. was reported and wen %
bit,se " arner. of Ohio. for tn,
3 >to, On , Coinage. reported ,h' M
. fr,p paper Imitation and nrovid
Ilyer c',,n coinage OF gold aud s,Iva
|6e =, c,,n,tliicates," and # wa was ord., sr,xe
d rulaa p,.n'ga ,, and recommitted' m
i of s TVS Mere %ui consid red in Con-
-" We Whole. Adjourned. o0''
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
PRICE ONE CENT
Idle Ships.
THE LARGEST FLEET OF VESSELS EVER
KNOWN IN NEW YORK HARRoR

LAhoEsT FLEET OF VESSELS EYER
KNOWN IN NEW YORK HARBoR.
NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-The Tribune SAYS
snae at The present time there are 58
sSeaLners, 30 ships, 450 barks and 96 briggs
a ~ .nls port, which is the largest feet of
Vessels ever known to be In this harbor
tonna az any one Time, making an aggregate
tonnage, exclusive of steamers, ef $40 200
TONS. The shipping interests are suffer-
Tug more than any other, not because
,nt,a preaustuffs are too high, but because Of
lack OF export demand. Shippers have
reduced their freights to the owest point
ever known, and yet is impossib bic for
even the regular lines of steamers to get
cargoes sufficient for ballast. Grain mer-
cnants ridicule the magnanimity of ship
owners, and say that If there was q sharp
export demand the rates would again be
increased to figure which might be
Justly complained of by merchants. IL
Is believed that the markets wi III become
nrm and steady in few days, and then
the export demand will be increased.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
CnllnrM Birds.

Persons who desire to obtain fine
SINGING canary bird, should call at the
auctioH room of Thomas NJ. Ogle, No.
5O6 Market Street, where they can be ac-'
commudated.
Mr.. Ogle offers them all at private sale
an1 the owner will guarantee each and
ryery one TO be o singer. The prices are
very reasonable.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
r supervisors

,xr. THE U. =. suPERvI-
arr = ,Np sussEx co USTIES,
Iys q rnk LIST COMPLETE
~. r.. S. Circuit Court
IN ''u APPOINTED U. S. super
e,,,l,p ,,ln. 'npI making the list com
'I"J hnle state. As had been
e Sn.sex, The names are
81" aES aud "D" designating
4 OF the respective S"perS'-
4 KENT COUNTY. ,
L. llnndred-Samuel S..dri :
kn NJ, Voshell, d. r,.,
PIrwls NJ. Bell, r. DaViu
keqk-Tbomas d. Reed H.
"." wi ,mes Johns, r., james
Frederick A Williams
4, d. Fowler, ID. ,
|nrdr,kill-JAbez Jenkins H.
|rooprr, ID. nonhan
4 Eur,ierkill-John Downham ;
1 II nuru,tc, ID.
sp-slmuel l.. Shaw, H.
. porman, u. -,
4 Republican not hahenI
b. lugton, d.
svDEX COUNTY.
hr,ek Huudred-John H.
n Il Bniah W. Trutt, ID.
ii. G. Douglas, r., John
NJ. Morgan, r.
Eick, d. ,
f. Fork-,Iohn X. Records
\ Il. Jacc bs, ID.
Errrk-Thomas ii. Chapman
IL. Mathews, ID.
trek-Thomas II Riggin, Il
. Ellis, u. ~
b-D iniel Burton, r., Nathar
b, D.
ke-John Wilgus, r., Kendall
b..
4 william II. Hurdle, X.
|insln, d.
|ard Reli0hoth-Cha ii
. John Metcalf, d.
wu.-Brnianin +. Butler, Il.
laucrtt, u.
Eli L. Sharp, H., Thomai
j y
b. Lorenzo B, Cannon, X.
Jones, u. .
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
MARRIED..

SPARKs-STIIBER.- st. Peters Pro-
Cathedral, on Thursday evening, Jan.
9th, by the Right Rev. Bishop Becker,
assisted by Rev. Edw. Ign. Taylor, Mr..
Edward ID. Sparks to Miss Annie b. Still
Der, both of Wilmington.
FLANAGAN-MoALE st. Peters
Pro Cathedral, on Thursday evening,
jan 29th, by the Rev. Edward Ign. Tay-
lor, Mr.. James Flanagan to Miss Eliza
beth McAleer, both OF this city.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
Br1cJ LOCttts.
D me wealher.

n IN the weather.
u, before the Mayor this morn
" numply' saturday afternoon
b.
'auiiencc should greet Zen Ma
Monday evening next.
|hcld a short session last even
LAwABE GAZETTE for this week
eeuator bayard's great speech
b..
hctlce of kissing at the Opera
|buld be- stopped.
'uai city statement is published
HE1E this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
School Examinations.

The examination of scholars in No. 1
school for promotion closed yesterday
evening. The result as yet has not been
announced, and pupils will remain on
tie anxious bench for day or Two. The
general average is said to have been very
good.
AT New Orleans, yesterday the Dis
trict Attorney filed complaint against
the principals and seconds in the Burke
Hearsey dnel. The principals were held
each in $500 bail, and the seconds in
$3.50. Under the State law the penalty
fol fighting duel is 5000 fine and two
years for imprisonment for seconds.
Reward.-We will pay a reward rof
one thousand dollars for any certificate
published by us regarding DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup not fornd gennine.-Vog
eler,: Meyer & Co., Baltimore, October,
1, 1877.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
THE MiLIdrd.

The Millard Club gave their fourth
concert last evening. The finest per-
former of the original club has abandon
ed 1t, and their best performers were
absent last night. The house was crowd
ed as usual with ticket holders WHO
valued the singing at its worth.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
He DIdn.t Have so Cents.

Nicholas Williams, COL, who works at
Jessep & Moore's pulp works, was ar
raigned before Magistrate Hagany on
the charge of abusing and threatening
TO kill the husband of Annie Jones,
Annie was the prosecuting witness.
Williams was find 80 cents, in default of
which he was committed.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
L0cdI Lines.

|"'alhrI to-day is frosty and ice
Oh the rise.
fe1Ttialy term Of "Quarterly
i i Io. expected to last long.
Ide"alk', in many places, can
ad To be in excellent condition
HIhhsion " Northern Railroad
have the French creek branch
fompIcted.
I''oa y, to the evening perform.
Hulaply Dnmpty there will be
e al O'Clock tomorrow after.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
A PENINSULA SCARE

Some of the fruit growers are begin
ming to be alarmed at the fruit prospect
of the present year, owing to the con-
tinued warm weather. 1t is reported that
the peach buds are beginning to swell
already and that it will take only week
more of weather like this to bring out
the blossoms. 1t would be novel sight
in this latitude to see orchards in bloom
the latter part of February and first of
March. Should such be the Gale the fruit
will be entiry destroyed, unless the
weather continues as mild as May.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30

The painful consequence of impru-
dence IN eating and drinking are speed
lily removed aud the depression follow
ing eating is quIckly banished by the
use of DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills. Price
25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
Gnne To PiffSNlfr0.

Harry w. Carswell, of this city, has
cone to Pittsburg to attend meeting of
Ihe carriage and axle manufacturers as
sociation is similar TO others that are be-
inc formed for the protection of this
branch of manufactory.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
PHOSPHATE MAKING.
smyrna Times.

ouyTilh llhco'
Our three phosphate factories are
mastering their forces for ihe spring
campaign and each will enter the field
with larger corps of val:ants than any
former season. While the older firms
moves with the force and skill OF vet
erans, the two younger ones arc coming
mp with stalwart proportions aud I'm
posing banners. They mean collectively
that Smyrna shall distance all compeu-
tors in the field.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
NEW ADVER RrI~EMENTs.
NdUSIC IN THE AIR.

The finest lot of German canary KLz
birds ever brought to this city, are y ~
now on exhibition at the auction room of
THOS. NJ. OGLE, No. 5O6 Market st,
These birds are all imported and have
been taught to sing by the nighting lie.
Mr.. Leopold, the owner aud importer, will
stay for few days only. Call immedi-
ately and buy, jan29-2t
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
Meetings Tonight.
FRIDAY

NJ. S. r. A.
60. Z, DUPONT Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic Club.
Excelsior Lodge, No. l, X. of p.
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8. |. o. o. f.
Rescue Council. No. 3, .. u. A. NJ.
Columbia Lodge, No, %. 1. o. .. f.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U, A.
Delaware Tribe, No. 1, Imp. o. X. M.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
hilnlllOns SellL omar.

Thompson Simmons, the man who
stabbed Balin Daley, was taken to New
Castle jail yesterday, in default of bail,
which was raised from ST 900 to $1,000.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
"HcrH .SeIiuIs.v

cohl annual bail of the "Reed
.'h'' place This evening in th,,
lu+lhA3 Herdman's building
ih'irf of tickets are limited
- he an absence of over-erowd-
Eus pl'hty Of room for those
we TO tnp the light fantastic.
,ninlltre '1i.re Of Arrangements prem.
III ''ine 10 all their guests.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
Daily Sazstts.

T. have crowed to the tr'a'
IT, p"nne,t and Mrs. Smith
p. D. armed with lunch bask-
aIa,,l al What sort of civ
The daily gazette., 1880-01-30
lOiiug at Mem Castle

members Of the New Castle
were ont shooting at glass
ieday afternoon. They Shot AT
each - uhg from a spiral trap,
iuloWlng result
Broken Missed
observation-disclosures y g
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U Epaluck~.... .....3..........7 Z
y i=T.....'............5..........i Z
match Tor several prizes will
lcr N Wdsmngt1n's W birthday.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05

gSas erb barlber benftl-
Die oielsepriefene 9eilfraft oes ct
Safobs Sels lit manisfnd in 3ipeifeI
ee3oaen norbeu unb ;u ben 9r0bter
3neiHern seb0rte oud bis Dor Sur;en
Der Wtitrebaeteur bes Democrat" SS'
BObe. Dieter Sage purbe er ie6od
pom feinem 8leiusIuuben in 8esua aui
oas ct. Satobs Sel sebeilt. Sur&
eineu 5aQ uerIsbte er feline redte SaHo,
Die in 6olge be6en bebeutenb ani&woll.
Oa eerabe cine Slafde ct. Safobs
Del porrdtbis NOR, rteb er Die Ieioenoe
SteHe tii@tig Oamit Elm unb fubr nit
oicier &rocebur mebiemal fpdbreno Der
@adt fort. Nm nddften Worgen nar
ole @eidwulif iowie rer Sdmer, ber'
idpunbcn. gSsr nun tebauptet, ooB
nas Ct. SnfObs Ssl Sumbus 1T. bem
miH 9SibeIm nit Sem gSintslbafen su
9e;be gcben. - @oitorieneS ySt. @bers
les Oemotrnt," ct. Charles, Wfo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05

Tie Semofrateu briiten u6er einen
leuen Sta1tsitreid). Gsif ibuen nidt
eegIEdt, Maine bemotrotiid ,u madsa
isbt loii'5 mt @inuefota oerfutt tusr-
oen. Sort tpurOe in einem s ougreBoi'
itrift bcr 9tepublifaner @ni66urne nit
elmer MdiOsitdt bon 3Ol2 Stimmen
ii6er Den Gsmotrnten OonneaD iii oen
GossrsB geludbIt. Oieis Waioritdt
foa isBt ols natiouale @bgeorOneten' -
baus ausnifden uno ben Sonneag ais
erpdblt ertIdren, uno siudr nur eini9er
unbeoeu tentenber Sormfeblsr wegen, iG
milI ss Ger betrsHenoe NusiAuB. llnO
marum? Bon ben brei @ongrebreprds
ientantcn Ninnsiota's fno suei 8e'
publifaaer uno elmer Elm Gemotrat
Sc1te aIio Die g4ahl zines YraFoenteu
ms Saus tommeu, 10 wiiroe Wiuue'
fota feline Stimmen bem repubiitani.
i6en Gau6ibateu gebeu pirb &afb
burn binaus. unb SouneIp bineinse'
;abIt, 10 erbdIt Der oemOtratlide
ganeitat oie Stimmen bes Steatee,
Oa Iiest brs Yuoels Ssrn.
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HorSOentiGen 2lobS,

EOroOrntiGen 2lobS,
our uetrrfnbrt tenusfn.
Wit Iampii6iTsn efS HUrbteutiten SlcYt
Turecn bis SHes 1879 uber 100000 Tericueu
bcfSrbert.
Die Eampfrr tisfsr Gcmpasnit:
Srauni6wcia, sIOO5o ons, apllnSutId,
gtHruber9, 31OO Sons Sap Sdser,
9eipsie, $500 - YfeiTer,
Sbio, 250J Wehet
Berlin, 2500 >, - Seinde,
9nltimcre, $500 =, Senmers,
fabrru rrssImdbis ale IA Gage ,piIaeu Sre=
men une Baltimore unb nebmen palfagiere
ju fclsrnsen 8atrn an.
Son Baltimore na1 Bremen.
3pii6subsf $4,000
Siubsr Spif6tn un6 12 Sabrsn bic 5Glfts.
Son Bremen nod Baltimore.
3piIfsntsd S2s.0u
Sinner ;piIten unt 10 eS1trtu bic 6Gifte.
SGusIiusr 200 &unbrsiIrbiIIets iu rrmaBis-
ten Yreilrn.
Der 2aubnnssplds tieisr Ddmpfi&ifTe In
Baltimore 1T 3uglei6 Dtpot btr Baltimore uHb
Suip SlItHpNpuI IutlIpt YuUODibIS ppu uHO uutp
hem Wrfeu an biiIiscreu Rreifeu Be-
t5rbert, dlS irgsnb cine Gifsrbabn pon Yrp
gUIt uno TbiIabelpbia.
9si anfuuft Der Damsfi6iTe rtrb bas Tspri
fir dae HihtangefeIlten aefhicftn, 70 bd6 bic
9inpanhrrer niht her @sfabr au, gelrst iinb
rru 8etrtssrn tel&piuSeIt ~ perten, nae in
anbern 5afenpIasen IeieFr 10 oft Der Jan il.
gSir MAIDEN nod belOnStrs auf folsenbs
fir eGutiGe &eiIrube bsrba&tunsswertbe 8Ur.
;lse dufne'fnm psIEr bic sReile NIT unferu
ShiTen bietrt. Die peifaeisrr finb inter
DeutIteH. fDnnsu nd allO nit Sebermana
Derifdnbisen cbne Tslnietiher a. srbranGeu.
umfBen aus tinem S9if in fas anere, rir
bei inbirertsu stntitn Rubsi niGi ffatt; bic
palidgirre eften N STenien fcelei& an Sort
ees Steaneampfrrs une ptrinftu henIeIbs7 :rf
In SaltimcTs.-
B- @seen n6berer Gushinft pents man
fd an bic @ensrals9lseHten.
81. S6mbmla6cr S SO.
go Glib Gos Ctr, Baltimore, 30
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05

fen, oefIen Slsif@ 10 oeIitat 1T. Si
haben 240 ieGs Wouate aIte 9arpfel
oieier Nrt erbaIten uno fie uoroerban
im Goteitpnrf aus9siebt. nadcem eri
Der Sei4 nbaelaftn iuoreen mar, I'M
isbe anOere Sii6art gu enifsrnen. Tor
limb bsrcits uuasfdbr Is older in Ssi@
uno nod ipeitere 10 Nfer folIen oil
iolde nuseelest wel ben, unb geraoe ii
bienen bortreTIib CUR Surpfen,udt
Die 6 ommiTion fiiblt f@fbem 8art
eommihdr 98eiasi iur ieiu Gntseeen
temmsn iebr osrp1idtst. GS miro ba.
erfe 9aidsn srff i'm Sribiabr 1881
erwnrttt. baun ioasn ou4 anbere @e'
Ddfier NIT &arpfsn beiebt perbeu.
9ie omnti6dre hofen. baB Die
/ -Eeutiden Mihouris. Die Yfeae un6
Sebaneluns bisfsr slide bonn alien
8oterlanbe Ger fshnrns. Td beiniiben
lusrbsn, ibre amerifoniidsn Nldbarn
Iber bieie su unterriftcn unb 10 6iefen
auter Sid bier beimiih MAIDEN belfsn.
2eiber mub Ole @ommihien Iaeen,
tab 6as 6iihseies, namcntlih in Be-
,ua ouf S;idusae nidt aeniiacnb fei.
Solde mTilsu iibsr alIe Odmme anae.
bradt msrreu, oanrit Die Sifde Die
Str6me hinouf qebeu f0naeu, beun
meiitens iudlen lie i9re 2aiharunhe an
Dem obersr 9duf iensr. uno cen SSan-
nefideu mub obuehies Der g8sa often
iteben. Nuh oos Nufipanzen BON
fsBsu an ser Wiinhuna bon 8d den.
in iuefdle sic 6ifde in Der aseiansten
3cit mnHcnihnft pon btn Stromsn
aus eirbrinaer, fo[Its nidt Idnaer gee
buffet rcrSer.
|on ben $4,000. meIhe rcr Stnnt
jdnlih imr Nie 3mf6e Scr @ommilion
nnsaritki, baben eis 9rrren nod sl9'
90 ubril. Sieie unS hie $4,000 fir
1880 iuollsu Tie iett ;ur Grrihtnna
elmer ioIinen SrutnrifaIt berweuberL
Ons iOG an sinem Ylakeeeitcben, oil
csm aae Mrteu aebriitst uuS nIun in
bic oeridieoenen 8dhe urb SIIHe &C.
iest wrrhcn f6nnen. Ga in iSfuB Inh
nothia. unb ebcnio muB
Plob fur psrfdiebcne Seids bortanren
icin.
Sir 0trrrn itfinen lire Irbeif NIT
quit unn Qiebt hetrieben ;u bdben Enn
>ds Solf ponMi6onri iolte linen hidlt
1ur oInf5ar isin, ionseru namentlib
luh ibrr mobllt mcintsn 8atbldldgs
3.
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Die M.houri Staats llnip:riitdt in
) olumbil bat oas bsribmte Selsifop
oes s oEege al Shelhppllls, Scntudp,
fauHi1 in icinen BrNs eebrndjt, um es
i'll ncucu Spicrpaiorium, ba5 lcst
untsr Ger Nujibt bon YIof. 5oi,pl
6iflin i,lncr &OHeuHuna entgeGen
asbt, ouf,uiteasu. Yas SetCitop III
uor Sahrcn in Wunhen a. 9sfst iat unh
iuurae bamdIs bon Or. 9dms fur Sen
Brc,s bon S $500 auactduit uub otaI
asnanntsu 9ulege aeihenft. G5 III
sins Ger bciten Snitrumsnte in oel
0!rei-ia!sn Gtiatcr; rem llmfnnge
ndd cas- oiertaroSte, ihHRm iein
Obitftipglas Teten un6 sineu balbeu
3sn i'm Ourdmsher bat. Die StaalS
uniperlitdt bat alien Sruno, auf NiC
Grruerbun9 eincs IoIden Snitrumcntes
fol; 81 iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05

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lle6er Baltimore.

Jeesr, Ser ta5 aIts Satrrldne beIu6rn rter
Vsrpantte unh Jrrunes sen Gurrra tcmmsn
Glien mill, fcIte Gle prnhtScIen neueu ei lerueu
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05

Sic 6cutiGsn rcpubIifariideu 8ldt'
ter, iuelde 10 laut sssen Grant tobsn.
iolIien uidt psrscfen. bab iie luobr'
ideinlid entpsoer Grant ODER ben
Gaubibaten Der &ebeaenf Democratic
uerbsn unterftHben mlTen. untsr fol-
den llmitlnhen Ipdre eS eerathen, Die
Whbl;ti nslfje iie oieueidjt beridlu:
fcn miifen. borbsr nidt gu febr gu
uerInrsinigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05

Ser beruhtiste . anoit Sefie Sames,
uon benz es befanntlih Dor GINGER 3eit
bieb. bab er BON einem seyiHsn Seorse
B. Sbspbero get6otet poroen iei, ica
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9Ouis baben blifeu la6en. @snies
itens bat Der n@spubIiean" einen bon
isnem Sage batirteu Staotbrief srbat-
ten, Der nit Seize Sames uutersei4net
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fur a@t ertIart.
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