davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-05
ShtTbrmm.

2emes. Del, 4. 9pril. - Die nit 3ufsr
nno Dtelafie befradtete Sarft ySlOra 49, ouf=
bert" 1T auf Der 6abrt BON 6auanHa nad) Jtep'
Yorf auf hober Gee untersegangen. Die aus
sebn Yerlonen beitebenoe Mannld)aft muroe
9erettet, nadOcnl iie22 Stuuoen obne Jtahrung
uno @aiier i'll einem offenen 8oote sugebrac1t
bate. @lne ruiiild)e 8arfsntine nabn Die
Sbiffbriid)iaen an Sorb, nno bieielbtn nlr-
ben beute pOn Dem eootienbOote - @ape" Gier
ne1nnAnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-05
S6IIh ttno 8t1r.

28tr iaiien aus 8r. Rabwap's abban5Iug, abs,
ssronthcit uHo oeren Sur" nadbfebenoen lltgt9c
folacr; 4''Ns
Gtnc Elite BON &ranfDstteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-05
aGnro oSer SeIbfY9,.,rs .

W | 10 II tee, 9Sisc., 3. 9lprit. - glue
Sepeidl: b9R ~SentlHtl" berifbtet ans &spau
nee, bab Der Superuilor Soiepb 5ouub ais
Seidje Gil eirem Salten in leiner Sdpeuer bdt=
gem gefnn0en purbe. Dtan nil ipiNeH, oaB
er pergtitet lunrbe, lll10 Die W0roer bie Neit)e
Qllihinlal1. I'M nen gSerhadt ahsuIellfell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-05
@tue oantbare alaerfeanuna.

=, "Stne djrunll5Ir ooer tiefGepnr7eIfe sPrarsattf
frrttett bci6t iiderltd9 enen erofen geS erfinscn
Gte lrtlel@irai. peIde einen JlauaeI fior erfs1ni
Ano oenld9en mets Die itlleniuc,ie mo sritt III.
eiHel dlledenbeE Srantbeit angearifeullI6 as,uib,
nnroe, bat nld nur auf uniere ddtuna, ionSerr ann
99uI Gnlerc Nanibartett Gniprudl. 9T. 8iaSnoo 6ai
mGn's SaridpnriIIiau TcloIpeut, aene6fr met
6es oteles 9lerltat erseIt, un6 bic IeSe16e Genf.
Aeit. Delde iith in Ian9en 3aaen un6 gfdttcn mi,
SraninGn uho S6met8en 9er3ebrt tit i9n ~ Dan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-05
Ser arof.e stmsitattb u, Npl,pes

Q Of oee, N.=gJ., 3. Nprl1. = De al5ifez
benbeu Spinner mt lSeber iiHo beute Iebr l,ie=
oerasihlagen unb man balt es tiir pabrldeit=
lid, baB cine 9roBe Qu5ahl oer Srifera an;
UFontase at Die 2trbeit 3uriidfebreH iuiro. Die
Eeniter III spsi Der Spiuuerei- -geiellidlait &C.
bDri9euG ennemeiltbduieru ,pureen geltern4beno
eingeporien; Gle SpinHer. llniou nlibbiligt alle
old)e@eluaittbaten entlhieben unb lplro Sdoritte
thun, ilnl bic Stuloi9en CUR Strafs gu 5isz
ben. Sic ganSe aoliseilnadt BON eoboss be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-05
GGowan : Mraog 9tel:ei

SrirlhAn nur g2inutcn. nidt gtunoeu v,r
2dntI6In uno aiiite strlufbeiteH 5u furiren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-05
O1r. 81.
0e(unoGett ift 2tei0fG;tlatl
@efaasbett oes &0rper5 III Geias
titan fiir oen @esis.
SsaOsuay'3
SariapariQa= &cloll,ent. .

Retnes ytut cr5cugt 9eIunbes isIeit. harfe enousR
Gro enc fiare Haut User fetes Sleiit, gejIn6e emo
Hen opne NnobtHtraB uno eiuen neun Isigit III bl6s
ltan RefoioeHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-05
Mrbctter=2s,,geleeenDeitea,

P1ep nj nj, G1r9., ). Iprll. = Die
auSlt(benben Arbeiter Der ,Gunlberlano- Yieo.
nionter gabll," wsld]e ben Setreb iener baupt=
iGd)lidl aur Gs0roerilna bon aobleu benubten
Sabn lett Siu't Wionaten perbnotrten, baben
heute Die itneii bon Der Sabu9eitilibaft ange,
bOtenen SebingInsen aHgenOmmen. Die 3uae
weroen ieet Iuieoer rsgelnldbig bsf0roert.
2rog, N.=Y., 5. 9lprii. - Der Nobn Der
angeielten Ger Srop gotoner SaAn" lit UNI
10 Yrosent srb0bt tporocll.
81 CAB ing, Ysnnl., ). Ipril.-Oie Siitbler
in Selir & Sieiu'8 Ut6belfabrif, Dem grGBten
Osrartigsn @tabliemsnt in Reaoiug, baben
cine Sulage bon 20 PrO5elIt geiorbert uuO mers
bsn Die lrbsit etnltel!sn, i'm Sale ibre Soroe=
rln9 nid)t beipiui9t miro. Die Arbeiter allosrer
Wi6beifabrifeu uouen bem 8ernebnleu mad
ebenialis msbr 2obn uerlangell.
Jied b ing, Yeuill., 5. Ipril. - Die ,Heas
biH9-9arolparg- Comp" bat ibrsu arsitebenoeu
Sormern ben Goridla9 gemadjt, 5u osnl irii=
baren Yreiie an Die Arbeit suriid3uttgrsu. Die
Gelellldait perpridt IN Oitisn Sale, Den 4rz
beitern an 8. Wai cine beiinitioe Antuort auf
ibre Sorberungen 5n 9eben.
Clinton, OtaiI 5. April. - Ser aus-
ilanS in oen uvaHcaiter =@lnghaul Stills" lit
beerSst, inosm Die StriierS NIT tueiliaen Aus-
nabmen obus irgenb iuelbe 3ugeitduon,iie Oil
Die arbelt Suriidtebrtsn.
Stem Dort, 3. 9lpril. : Die 5ausi1re:-
ner beid)lpiien heitts absuo, eiue @rb5sglg
ibres 2oBaes nm so Gents 81 forDern. 5is
erhalter gegeiimdrtig $3.50 pro Gag. Ufebrere
sirbelt&ssber baben itd3 bereit erflirt, benz Ser
lan9en 81 entiprsden.
Die 6reSfomaler iuerben bonn II. 3. M an
$3.50 pro Sag forbern. s3ur s3eit erbaltsu
1is So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-05
@fintMf hcf ans6ielta.
8aGei
WGGet

gaigei YaSfel
,uy Weiie tn'S auslsno beorsi iauefhalb "a Stn0en
=. RatHs
Gde he1 8oitimoreirast unG BsfsOfiic.s sareHus-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-05
Tefedrap6ifd;e Oepeffiett,
STANDARDIZATION.

(Seridte Der rgfiocitren Breiie" fir ben SeutI,el
Sprrelnnnnente ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF IHk


l SECOND Judicial District of the state Of Nevada, IA
and for the County of Ornsby j. NJ Short paih.'A
v. Geo W Holcomh defendant. Action brought III ne
District Court the second Judicial street 81 ne es'
of Sex ada in tie County Of orinsy, ana toe
,,ant filed in said County Ii" OrEsbF, IN the "iTGS " %
Clerk of said District Court The state "t Nevada se'
Greeting to Geo W HocoIb defendant: You are ferepy
reouirei to appear il action brought against you W
the abeve named plaintiff in the district Court 81 u'e
Second Judicial District Of the State o Ne'ad III 'h'
for the County nf Orsby and to answer the comia4t
fled therein Ga copy which TINS sunhpJ
within ten avs exclusive Of the day OF selTice aiief n
service on YOU this suInmonsf served "lthHl S.S
county or if served OF this County hut III TINS DE-
Judgment bv Gefaut will be taken against YOU 'H, aai
action i. brought the sum OF Six Hnurei III"
Trven dollars and Forty cents balance alleged TO De
de from you plaintiff account OF s'ods warts 49,
merchandise furnished you by plaintiff at your
special and request, Del Weer the ' s
of September A. D. 1873, and tie sth day OF 'uy ie'
as the same more fully appears i'll piaitlits company,
now on file i'll my Office copy OF when is HeFew.'
served Plaintiff also demands judgment Tor e'sts Oh s'
And you are hereby notified that if You fa 70 APP ear s
answer the said complaint above required tns sNro
pIaintif will judgm against you tor .ne sa s
Of SSll and costs cf snit. -, ,;
Given under my hand, and the Seal OF the oi>-
~ trlc Court the Second Judicial plstfict on t.'e
State Of Nevada in and for the County OF ofnis"s,
sSAL his 18th day of December' in the year s' GUY
Lord one hundred ard seventy-nine -
L. J. Il MARSHALL Ciert-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24

sscond JudicaI District OF the State of Nevada, Z
for the County Of Omsby ena A p =; ~ pi.t-ct
Court of the Second Judicial district ot tne sAte ~
vada in and for the County Of ormsby aan sns I'm t
6Iad in said County ii t1nshY the office OF the CeEN
- s.S Ds r;ct court The of Nevada sends greet
ing to John B.ro defendant Yos are hereby reuitsa
.nnear in an action brought Against you oS 'e sno,
ed nainf in the District Of the second Judcsns
District of the State of Nevada in and for he
Ormsbv and to answer the complaint fled shereh oss
~ bich accompanies this sumnons) within ten days Eek
elusive of the day of service) after the ser'co On -
this summons-f served within tkis county or ssr'
out of this county but within this district within twees
days otherwise within forty days Juoei'eh "y , =.
will be taken agafnt yDu ds.olynp the bends Of n.tr
mony existing between plaintiff and yoursel! On s'rs
grounds desertion and abandonment flsi,.iii 'os
6rs that ever about the ID DAY OF June, ~
1875 the defendant without cause er pre'e''tio", -
fully deserted and abandoned slntin and ever see @
.oDtiaue and now continues to desert and abandon h3
second and since said last mentioned aace si
for more year last past the said oeienss "a
utterly failed and neglected to proTae Iet Piu1. ,
or any Of the necessares of life, which said ne
glect ard failure and is not the resit Oh Possi
defendants part which he could not aveld oy onsy ~
Jnstry: and further that she is without fault IN tbs
premises there is living of the issue 0 her saa
age one female child named Franketa berc, OF ue s3e
Of nine years said child has been and was
nv defendant and left to the support et pil'n "e o
defendant il unfit have the care Of SAID ciId ana htI
sJnc,tion: that there is no property Of plaintiff
and defendant; wherefore plaintiff prys 9ecree en '
ceult that the bonds between plantin a' .
dissolved pending this action plalltln nave e
and custody OF the said minor child rraiketa beIo' t
upon final hearing such care and c,stoa! 60
at Denng this action defend mt be required 70 pay
,sainti1f such reasonable amony and counsel
may lust that she recover her eosts @ mi,
sch ether relief she be entitled to- as more iuJ
sat forth in plaintiffs complaint. And hereby
notified that if you fail to appear ard answer the sass
plant as above required the said plaintiff WI" spPy 70 ~
the court for the relief demanded in her COMPLIANT
Given under INV hand and the Seal Of the District Court
in and for the County ormsby this 10Th day OF
n the OF cur Lord, oie th9usaI,o etEns tI.TI
evenly nine. 81 n lH..L
c. 5 EARiAs. Attorney for Plaintiff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24
ASSESSMENT Notice.

NORTH CARSON SILVER MlN!S@
~ COMPANY.-Locaton Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco Csliforna-Lsc stion of works, OTnrhy
CNlpt Nevada-Noee is hereby given that at meeting
Il the Board Directors held the 18th day Of Decen
her D. 1874 (Ne. 81 of twenty tive t2a
cents per share levied upon each and every share ~
the capital stock Of this company payable mirneda@s
ll3 Leidesdorff street, Sn Francisco California Any
stock spon which this assessment is not paid on TN
DAY the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1880, viii ne deh
uent and advertised for sale at psblc aul"h and
pay is ade before will be sold ON "ednesa? toe
5h fay of February, A 1880, At the hour % o'clock
to pay together with the cost of adrertfs
and expense d sale By order of the Board OF Directors
q. BETS, Secretary
Office: Room l. M3 Ledesdora street, San Francisco
California. deoi"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24

IN THE DISTRICT COVRT Uf TIE SHs
OAD Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada IN ana
for Ornsy oouny-In the matter of the estate Of Mat
thias order o said court rnie on
the NINTH dag Of October. A. D. 1879 notice is HEREBY
given that Monday the THIRD day Of November, A. ID
1879 at 10 o'clock Of that day, being cay sf the
Noemser term D. 1872 Of said District Court at the
court room of said court has been appointed as the time
a, place the proving of the will OF the said Matthla.
Rnkle e,s.ased and OF hearing tn apltcsNi4,s OF
Narcca Riake wife o the sail Matthias Rinke, de-
ceased and Willis c. Clarke, for the issuance to hem oi
letters t.stan,eny when and where any person Hter-
est ed may arre.r and contest the same.
J. I'll. MARSHALL Clerk.
Carsos CITY Nevada October 10, 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24
NOTICE No. ~
act OF CeNGKEss APPRosED JUNE
"A ;, 1873
FTsIrxp STATES LaSp OrPrE,

OMITTED UFFFh,
CARSON CITY nevada December 90 1Ub
Notice hereby given to all "hora may eencerh i
~ has ,bis ay filed in this Office his application No. ~
to purchase from United States Government the "
lowing described tract of land chiefly 'aiusn 'r ,,
Quarter of Section i'll oWreh No II nort of iSalSe
No l8 east NJ D. NJ, containing So acres and situate
within the Carson City, Nevada, I. S. Land District
Any and all persons having interest n or ciaiii U"
said iaud adversely said applicant, are hereby re4lre
t 6le sc adverse claim with the register u SAID Lana
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication ~
this notice or failing DO So they will be barred
such adverse right or ciailf . ,, , .-.-
sod =. y NAhislS' hes'9N''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24
n O 7 ie {.
zuUu 1.uAVMa AaAIEST

INERS0NS HAVING CLAIAS AGAINST
the Board of Directors OF the State OTphsnS Hon q
and against the Board State CAPITOL are
netifea to hand in their bills before ths SatYe
next preceding tho Monday in each month by "r1er
~ D. R. SFaSYnSE
Secretary Of Board Of Orrlsns Home pifos.as nd
Beard of Capitol Commissioners. ,el
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24
TuE DISTRICT Court OF THE

Second JuicI District, County OF orn'sbV, State 'i
Nevada Combs his creditors 10 crenh",s
as ;nSnlvart. Pursuant to an order of Hon WIN. VI.
Seawel presiding Judge of the SAID District Court n"',
hereby given all creditors of the said nsofent J"eh
Combs to be and appear before the Hon. 5 D. hls'
Judge OF said Court his chambers IN Carson CitF h
the said County of Ornlsby, on the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24
NOTICE.

OFEscE OF COISTl TRENsNNtRL ~.
TICE; Under IA Act of Jie Legislature o. the
Ssa Of Nevada approx "a March the 9th! i, n"tice -
bsrsby vsn that the Assssooe1t Rnb for ioa ma" Vs
J,y he,, been patsd in my possession of N'e I'uiF
auSit AMI that the state Lnd County taxes ara aoN
.r1 pevahle fthe sam hecpmins delinquent On .hs
sEYfSTEESTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1879, ana that
me avs in regard Sher eoectioE w oe suc''S en-
7orcod. - - - ,.S,i..r
Carson Cty butober ~, 1879
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24
NICHOLS INFALLIBIE INJECTION

n,.,.r.Aed to cure promptly and permanently esery
90 a Gousrhea. Gleet and WHITES, No "I srtar.a
80 - standinr il directions foi'wed nhtes1ai
,;ntrss not recommended or necessary cu. s"~
l,..s ,r ,nncy refunded. For sale BY b. T. foes''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24
NiCOll The TAlLOR'S
GRAND TAILORING EMPORIUM.
7.7 Market street San Franctsco.
ala3N
Totj ce NO. 13.
. 1r OF <,OSG REsS. APPROVED JUNE
IA & 1878.

lrNfrgp STATES LAND OSFFx,
CARSON CIEy Nevada, january ), 1880
Matte. is hereby given all whom it may concsfn
That Alfred Jacques Of the Comfy OF "ashoe sta' OF
Nevada has this day filed m TINS once hS ap!nc' IL" &
1s 4. purchase from the Uaed states government the
f.iovnr described tract land, chiefly valuable for TIM
her and unfit far cultivation, southeast quarter III
Sect;or N in township No aorh of RaIye No ~ east
NJ d. NJ containing 100 acres, ane situate "is'h ''e
Carson Cits, Nevada, L $. Land District
M al nersens having any interest IN, clam u"
said land adversely said applicant hereby required
10 ale such adverse claim with the Register N said and
0sce within the sixty days period of qualification OF this
notice or falling so to do they viii be barred o sleh ad
verse right or claim. e.. n hHf'f'i"' hesS''i
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24
srM-kN Nu 1 REPORT OF the c0Un
AUDITOR.

spvrsx OF CosNry AUDITOR,
e,rMsgr CogHry NEVADA. December 81, 1872.
70 the Hon the Board OF County CofnInlse0asas o'5
County State ef Nevada-Gentenen: . ,
The County Auditor respectfully sdEs s,iss we fens"ns
report of the fiscal aairs OF the said oenay ff the III
months ending December 81 1879 ,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24
FITS, EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS,

F..ms nliy Car"5-RO humbu0-oy one
vuouth,, usage Of DR.. G 'ui~rd's 'eiebrat-r
Iun.IIibI. Pit '-rs- To -nvncs sufferers tnst
a,ss. ,r,uers will da ali ctARl fOr hen, we "1u st1o
-tbsn Nv 1,til post pait. a free FriRI box. As Or
,,,,rj is the ,y oIysiei that has male this dis
es.s a spsih stsIy AMI N ~ 1nr sno"tetSs
,,x,, hSan pawn cured BY the use sf these
Pow t.rs >gs viii Guarantee pernh"~h'
s,Y-s IN ovry ,ese. roFund You AL money OK
,x.nd~d All sufferers skurid give these Powders an
s,rIy trial and he csnviaced pf their curative powers
Ps fnr large bax - boxes for so, sent ny MAJ
% Any mart nf the United States or Canada Oh receipt
price 0, by express. =. o. y. Aflress,
ASA & gO3 7iNS,
fehlOy "h Ftl'F"s SftEfr' h"H'o'H, ~ !
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24
ASTnnY i:cIics.

4 N"rs an. -oan mare two years off fold branded
Is on left hip white round left fetloc aud w'ss race
me - OWE. n~ ~ l. ABRAHAM
ing ekIenss 1870 Clear Ureekl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24
LYONS
KATHAIRoN,

Uncovered thirty five years aso by Prof Lyon OK
y.,s Il, the most perfect preparation IN '"e ~"''A
,rx..,rv;nr aud bea,ttifying the hair.
r.s,s.. beinc the best hair drossing
ever produced, Lyons Asfh"iron WIN
uo,itively prevent gr.yness, "ala VIII
.,,r. new hair to bald headss II she lo0~
.p.l fouicles are not destroyed
IT actually performs these 'eers'ng miracles "
which the foilowinen -
AFFAIR SPECIMEN.
had been entirely bald for several ss"rs, CON.
,titut,onal, I suppose. I used ie~ oo''ss "
Ksthsiron, an5, to my great SURPRISE A-'' 'n'e-
xrowta of young hair
COZ. JOHN l.. DoRRANCE, U. 5. A.
In .xsrv inportant respect the ksths'ron " "'''o
r.,,.,v ;ncomparable. 1t is unequated
A. To Cure badness.
.. To Restore Gray Hair
,. To Remove Dandruf.
4. To Dress and Beautify the Hair.
REAR IN HuND.-The Kathairon |" no
sticky paste Of sulphur and sugar-oflead. 70 pant
and daub the hair and paralyze the brain. IL
pure and limpid vegetable lotion, intended to re-
store the hair by natural growth and reinvsoration
I.i, splendidly perfumed, and the most delignuui
to,l,t dressing known. No lady's or gentiemans
eo,,,t outfit 10 complsts without Lyons kathairon
q BOLD EVERYWHERE. h!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24

w Samples, with instructions
for Self k9easurem ent sent free
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-24
ONLY WHITE LA BOR

Ep,rloyed, and none but EXPERIENCED and FIRST
CLASS cutters
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-14
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE RADICAL HOWL OVER THE CEN
SUS RETURNS.
Revenue Collections in Alaska-The Green
back campaiga-The Chili-Pefu-
yian War-The Health Of the
Country Excellent.
THE STANDARD DOLLAR GOING WEST

The heavy gain in population made
by the South during the past decade
forms the basis for another Radical at,
tack upon the inhabitants oil that por-
ton OF the Union. To the worn ont and
ihreadbare charges OF midnight assassi-
nations, intimidstions and ballot box
stuffing, Is added the cry Of bogus CEN
sus returns, graveyard enumerarions
and inflated and falsified counts. The
idea that the Southern States are capa-
BILE of progress in education, in wealth
or in population never enters the brain
OF the average Republican editor or poll
ticiau. To him the South is dark and
bloody ground, peOpled by race whose
chief characteristics are ignorance and
shiitlessness-a region to be Stunned
by all men, and only to be utilized in
pointing out the blighting and perni-
cious influences OF Democratic rule.
But the census OF 1880 will change all
this. When the full returns from the
entire Union are received, and the
showing made by the Southern and
Northern States is contrasted, the form
or will be found to compare iavorably
with the latter. not in population alone,
but in all that goes to make up an en-
lightened and prosperous country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-14
RAILROAD WRECKS.
Damage Done Rolling Stock and
Passengers In Various Local.
ties. Yesterday.

IiApRIsBrRo, Aug l3. A railroad &C.
cidont peculiar in character and happy
IN result happened to-day on the second
section of q iast passenger train. coming
on the Pennsylvania railroad, by
the breaking oi the Hange 0f tho wheel.
The engine and two cars we're turned
completely around. The trucks under
the cars we're badly damaged, but the
box portion OF the cars xithstOod the
shock and no person IN them vas hurt.
About the same time on the Northern
Central railroad, near Miliersburg. hvs
frei ,i.t cars were wrecked. No person
hurt.
CoopsgnowS. y. Y, August I3-
Early to day two extra freight trains on
Tn. susIurhanns division of the Dela-
ware aud Hudson Canal Compsny's
Railroad came in collision near
Cooperstown Junction and twenty.
five ears we're demolilhed.
Paul Simpson. fireman, was killed, John
Reilly, fireman on the other engine,
fatally wounded; q brakeman named
Mullen. internally injured. and engin.
ecr named Leonard received injuries
by lespiDg from hir engine.
BsApyosD, Pa. August I3.-Michssl
Farrell, . biAk.unsn on the VI. aD. Brad.
ford and Warren raiirysJ. In attempting
TO make the flying switch at Oiesn, i~ll
under the locomotive and recsivvd fatal
INJURIES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-14
SOUTH AMERICA.
Preparations for the Defence Of the Peru.
Wan Capitalize Entire Population Of
Lima Under Arms

Preparations for the Defence Of the Peru.
Wan Capitalize Entire Population Of
Lima Under Arma
PANAMA, August 3.-Advices from
Lima to the Slst Of July state that no
military operations Of importance had
taken place, but the Chilian feet before
Callao was increasing. The foreign res
idents continue to leave Lima in large
numbers. The mastering and drilling
OF the citizens for the defense OF the
Capital was going on vigorously, and il
was estimated that the Peruvians would
have q force double any that Chill
could bring to bear against the city,
The enrolling OF the population OF Lima
and Callao to form the army OF the re-
serve was finished on July 30, and the
next day the thirteen divisions OF which
this army is to be composed met in
different parts OF the city. At 3o'clock
the Cathedral bell was rung, and at once
all business establishments were closed,
the railway trains. street cars and nearly
all the coaches ceased running, and the
whole of the male population turned
out the Peruvians between the
ages OF l6 and 80 to answer the
roll.call, the foreigners, the old men
and the children to look on. So
complete cessation OF buiness, such a
uniform closing OF doors, had never
been seen before, not even on Good Fri.
day. The President visited the various
divisions and was gratifed with the re-
suit. This closing Of business establish.
ments was to take place every day, to
give the different members the neces.
sary time to drill. The churches were
filled day and night with crowds implor-
ing the assistance OF Heaven, and re.
ligious professions, bearing the relics OF
saints, passed daily through the streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-14
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
An AUSTRIAN SOLDIER IN THE ROLE
OF A FlNANCIER.
The South American War-Candahar Sur
rounded-Franee and the Vatican
A Ministerial Crisis lmi.
nent in Turkey.
THE RAID on THE SCHOONER JUNO.

The Panama mail brings intelligence
from Lima to July 18th. The citizens of
the Peruvian capital are making every
effort to put the city in condition to
Withstand the assaults OF the victorious
Chilan troops. Almost the entire male
population has been enrolled in the
army, and at a certain hour each day
all business is suspended, and the citi-
zens are assembled in the streets for
drill. 1t is to be hoped that their en-.
deavors to preserve the city from the
terrible fate which befell Tacna will be
successful, and one spot in Peru be kept
sacred from the invaders. There are
several circumstances connected with
the seizure OF arms on board the ship
Juno in the harbor OF Cork, which
look suspicious. ltwould not be sur.
prising il an investigation should devel-
op the TACT that the captain and the po.
lice authorities were in collusion with
the boarding party, and that the whole
thing was a prearranged plan for land.
ing arms for the Revolutionary League.
A Vienna telegram. contains an interest
ing sketch OF some financial transac-
tions OF General Won Prochazka, dis.
tinguished Austrian soldier.