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Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
Fresh Fish.

Powell has Oh his stalls in the ThirG
bet market house, q fine lot of trout
) Iba8, Spanish mackerel, blue fish
|ibut, white perch, haddock and 9th
varieties of the tinny tribe. Cal.
by and avoid the crowd.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
unssaIng weather.

I,,r,spjs are now feeling the effects
N, lvli" 5snressing weather, and expert
/ W. ! 1o,s E,s D, appetite, loss of red blood
S.coms D,T Dale and are very languid.
.iri,s @ them to resort immediately
~ - ',ys Great blood purifier, blood en-
VIC and perfect health giver, DR..
FTnirr,s Tonic and Alternative. Price
sDS |",ni, and 81. For sale by its author
4 I',ll ,o,e proprietor, W. Champion
t1ripr, NJ. D., No. lll7 Arch street,
|;I.dplDhis, and all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
CITY COUNCIL,

FeYy Short SesstOn-ParS pg the
Regular Routine of RuaIpsss
BisPensed Wtfh-A Meeting Of
she Water Regulators Deaissa.
City Council met in regular sas sion
last evening, President sharpley in the
chair. The fession did no! continne
more than one-haIf hour and the bus.
mess transacted was very meagre.
The Street Committee reported favora-
bly, upon the petition of Joseph s eds
and others, king that Delaware ave-
nue. between Du Pont and Union streets
might be paved, at an estimated cost
of seventy-fve dollars.
The same committee also reported
t.vorably on curbing and guttering
Washington street bstween Ninth
street and'Delaware avenue, at an ssti-
mated COST of seventy-f7e dollars; also
guttsring Washington street between
Delaware avenue and Eleventh street,
and placing crossing at tho corner of
Eleventh and Washington streets, at
an estimated cost of twenty-five dol
lars.
The Committee On Opening Streets
reported favorably on grading Sixth
street between Jackson and Harrison
stroat5, at cost of four hundred dol
lars.
City Treasurer Guthrie reported a
balance Of s2,902.T6 in bank to the
credit Of current expenses.
On motion of +. II. Taylor the usual
order of business was dispensed with
and Council proceeded to pass the fol-
lowing pay rolls ]:
Water Department, $242 81; Street
Department, $20J 90; Miscellaneous
709.96.
The following recommendation was
offered on the back of the police pay
roll
With respect to the pay roll would
most respectfully recommend that the
special officers at the City Park be al
lowed the same salary as the rest of
the officers. JOHN P. A1LKoED.
An order for $l76.05, in favor Of
haltln heegh, was directed TO be
drawn.
On motion of Mr.. Payntsr, the rules
we're suspended, and the following
resolution which was offered, was
adopted
Resolvcd, That His Henor, the Mayor, be,
and 10 hereby requested to call meeting of
the Board Of Regulators Of the water powers
on the Brandywlne, viz: Lammot Du Pont,
Samuel Bancroft and George II. Sellers, in
order that change in the manner OF apply
ing and regulating the quantity of water to
which the City Of ilmington rs by right en-
titled to, and no more, be submitted to their
consideration and final determination,
And that the clerk of Council be instructed
to notify the owners Of water powers in south
long race, viz: Toslph Tatnall, estate of VIM.
Lea, James Il. Price and ]. L. Johnston, or
their legal representatives,, that such meet
ing OF the regulators has been asked for by
the city Of Wilmington.
Council then adjourned to meet on
Saturday evening at eight o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02

(Ln Cummerford, SIS King street,
lnoE close ont the balance Of her
loHsble stock Of bonnets, hats, rib
nl, feathers, &c., at an immense re-
&m, Fresh aud desirable goods.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
More Facts. .

Bone six weeks ago was irduoed to
4 your "Pils Ointment" though j
h no faith in it. | consented. The
1 MD has been beyond my anticipa-
b. II did me more good in q shorter
hcs Of time than anything l ever
IA. cheprfnlly recommend it to all
|o suffer from the piles.
respectfully, T. G. jerks.
N, B Depot for DR.. Bliss Pile Salve,
h West Third street.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
Lost.

htls steamer Republic on Friday
etssold scarf pin, marked with the
|ltAl "Y" in black enamel. The
ldG will be suitably rewarded on re-
|rirg It 10 the REPUBLICAN, office.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
.pEcrAL MENTION.
,or me FOu rih.

-, have not already pur-
Use .Sair TI% Low Shoes for the summer
ed t.s, y; n q call at the Boston One
inVi'S1 Wv, and n Shoe House, No. 2O9
~ boa, ,,,.st, g where they can find a
Es. .,"rtment s"g TO select from, com
Es aIS W"n,g Low Shoes from $l'5o
FDg A'L ladies' from rs cents up
gs'a'' n and Misses and Children's at
ra5, ~, asi as low prices. All other kinds
Goo'', ;, tbs lowest cash prices: We
PlsIy \ "nlv a. v authorized agents for the
tle .1a Gu'o coaisbrated Burt's fine Shoes
TSiisS. y les Misses and Children, also
n Fam anl Packard's fine goods for
.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02

crowd shouted and made the confusion
like panderlonium. The Oxford truck
ran around to King street and up Sixth
to Market and was ready to 60 into ser.
vice at a minutes notice. Their ladder
was long enough to reach the window,
but it was not used. The Washington
ladder was put up but it did not reach
above the second story.
A great delay followed in getting
water on. The Delaware got a ping
stream in play soon but IT would not
reach the fourth floor, and other com
panies also got into similar service. 1t
was soon apparent that nothing could
be done in this way and the engines
were ordered to got up steam. The
Reliance burst her section couplings.
The phonix soon got on a wonderful
engine stream, and bringing it to bear
upon the window partially put out the
FIRE. Meanwhile, the Reliance Company
did good servics. A number of the
members started 10 carry the hose up
the, stairway, but policemen interier-
ed and refuse to allow them to
rass, and had 20 be driven back by
the stream being TUNED upon them
At last the Reliance men reached the
burning room and pnt out the fire in q
few minutes. The damage done was
not great, but the Lincoln Club room
was flooded with water and the goods
in the second story we're much damaged.
The persons who had been managing
the fire works are 10 blame for the fire,
as it was through criminal carelessness
that it caught fire and through coward
ice that it was not at once put out. The
liremen thank Chief of Police Maxwell
for assistance.
OFF ONCE MORE.
The parade after much trouble was
reformed and about 1926 o'clock con-
:inued up Market street, and the fire
works again began to be let of. The
rain was now falling in drizzlinr way
upon the just and the unjust, but the
lremen, with the same enthusiasm
pressed on and concluded about l.30
O'Clock, when they dispersed TO their
respective quarters. The only place in
which the route was cnt was at Sixth
and shipley. The parade continued
up Shipley to tho termination at
Ninth street instead of out Sixth to
Madison.
FLAGS AND FiRE WORKS.
The display Of bunting and fire
works of various kinds were numerous.
Gay streamers aoatsd from half the
houses on the line of parade and
pyrotechnics of various kinds made the
street one continuous glow. All the
engine houses were decorated and at
nearly every corner fire works Of
various kinds were set off. The Reliance
company led in illumination. The Della
aware company had a fine display Of
FIRE works. The Washington house
was conspicuous for red lanters. Over
the entrance of the friendship house
we're the words "Welcoms Friendship"
Among other illuminations were those
of Adams & Bro., James & Webb, u.
James Belt, the Opera House, Orion
Club, Lincoln Republican Club, ". II.
Robinson, Fourth near King, Shields
Library Association and many others.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
Good Words FROM the westward.

A Washington special says secre-
tary Sherman speaking Of Republican
prospects. says that from information
received from Ohio the question there
is simply one of majority, and there is
no doubt Of gain Of several members
of Congress. The same information is
received from Indiana and Illinois, and
he thinks there is little doubt OF the
Republicans carrying Indiana in Octo-
ber. Letters received from Penrsylva-
mia and New York indicate that there
will be gains in the Congressional dele
cations from both, and states there now
seems little doubt of carrying New
York. Attorney General Deveus, who
has just returned from Massachusetts,
says the Republicans are thoroughly
and that Garfield will carry
every New England State.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02

The system of o'clock Signals" long
in use in England and for some time
past on the Pennsylvania and others OF
the trunk lines in this country, has
been adopted by the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad, and
being used in connection with the tele-
graph will add much not only to the
safety of travellers, but TO the
facility of managing the running
department. The system will, for the
present, only extend to Newark, on
which part of the road the heaviest
business is done. With this addition
the P. w. & B. R. R. will bs one of the
best equipped as it is one Of the best
built and best managed roads in the
United States.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02

|FH, Kennsrd & Co~.aye desirous Of
PVdDg their stock of carpets, and to
ab they have greatly reduced their
E@.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
'e'eor on a s.Bns,,"

Puased dJ,SOr G" as large as a barrel
htWp,oNSTs"1H the northwestern sky
(rebers,aed" With a loud report that
(eCa, Ga 'o =. i0r Or thirty seconds" at
fsht. MI, ~ Il o'clock on Tuesday
|ss0ads in 80 tsu. meteor "was about fve
Eeeity W va. siai;iilns, during which time
P'Faiul s1 s1,a.$ l'$hted up as though by a
Pssssen tba bv.sCtflc : light" The time
IsSe and tho us'aappearance of the me-
Csept thrAs' W report r, of its explosion was
Its di,,. .m'hute', (which would
|"'" ''u'e from the city forty
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
ralrOn!ae Nome Induutry

p buy yonr teas, coffees and spices oil
mes + Palmer, at the Oriental Tea
PssI0'e, 81 shipley street. Sugars
cNh handsome presents. Please
Ne nsaCall,
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
The Wanihar.

|ps, Osp apartment, Office Of the Chief
IN, VA4'er' Washington, July 2-1
b AS.u.Hts AI',,Hs for Frilay--Por the Mid,
P& fp',o frsnnaoS.S States, cloudy weather,
fsNy duent sdr., rain variable winds,
IaAy s,,ssr,i;uuwesterly to northwesterly ;
|spsS;e,' S stationary Temperature and ba,
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
started from Fourth and French

III
Mr., A. B. Jones, on Market stree
near Fifth. had ic, VI yaksr set out fol
the firemen.
James Kirk a member of the Reliance
Fire Company was badly burned By {
Roman candle.
The Fame Fire Company are TESTING
their engine over Third street bridge
to-day.
The Americus Band left early this
morning for PHILADELPHIA,
The Marshal Of the Weccacos was ].
T. McDermott; the company's Marshal,
C. S. Schradsr; assistants, P. I. Mat
thews and T., C. Lukens.
J.C, Wigglesworth, marshal o! the
Fame, carried the 5000 horn of Billy
McMullin of Philadelphia.
in nassing q aiv"n noint
the Oldest Wil,ninpton frenan i,
John B. Lewis regiding at No. 9OG
G;lpin avenue. He il 81 wears of art
and marched sory and pleased in tn.
Weccacoe ranks.
Among the tbincs in the parad,
which attracted attention was the dor
"Geners), of the Friendship of Harris
burg. He got a collar for good msrch
inc
Mr. Amos Cam accommodates the
Priendsbip, He was president of tbs
comnanv fftv wears AGO.
s. Fisher. tobaccouist at Fourth and
poplar streets was badly hurt by a ball
rom n rocket striking him in the left
ler
r A. sbinlav q member of the Ere.
dariclr fainted from the effects of the
hest on The arrival in this city ysster.
dav. Drs. Hazlstt and Maui attend
ed him at the limited States bo;sl. H.
ia now Wing onita sick.
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The Republican serensded.
The Frederick City Cornet Band, "a
pieces, accompanied by quite a large
number OF the members of the
Junior Fire Company from the same
city. this morning marched up in front
of our Office and rendered the REruDLI
CAN the compliment of a serensde. At
the close of the inspiritine music Cap.
tain Edward Koonta, stepped in front Of
the Office door and said: "Gentlemen
and staff of tbs DAILY REPUBLICAN,
please accept this music as a compli-
ment from the Frederick City Cornst
Band and the Junior Fire Company of
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
That OF NkEnrs.


Mr.. Sherwood, the tobacconist on
Seventh street, near Shipley, caught
two colored boys stealing packages Of
cigars from his store, yesterday after.
noon. Recently Mr.. Sherwood has been
missing his cigars, and having occasion
to 90 into the kitchen yesterday, the
colored lads entered the store and were
about leaving it when captured. On
account of their age he allowed them to
depart, but if they are caught again in
the same act he proposes to hand them
over to the police.
There is a spirited rivalry between
Senators Barnum OF Connecticut and
Wallace OF Pennsylvania for the chair
manship of the Democratic National
Committee. The former knows the
value of purchasing "mules," and the
latter how to increase the vote by coffee
pot naturalization papers. Either
would make suitable person on &C.
count of thorough knowledge OF
"ways that are dark and tricks that
are vain"
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
stato Of the Tn harm,nn.,a

pni0, % REPUBLICAN office, on Friday
IN AZ o'clock, II o'clock,
SOD 500
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02

Remember the sale of paintings to.
night at Ogle's, S07 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
New Signals.

Remember the sale Of paintings TO-
night at Ogle's, S07 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02

Remember the sale of paintings TO-
night at Ogle's, S07 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02

VKTANIED.-WHlT GIRL FOR GEN.
w eral housework; must come we'll re-
commended. Apply .. W. Ger. Twelfth and
Tatnali streets. 7z.3t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
NEW ADvERTIsEsIENTs.

"" OST OR MlSLAID Two CERTIFl-
- Gates Of the New Castle County Loan,
in name Of l.. p. Bufh and l.. z. Bush, Trus-
tee, respective; each for $500 having been
m!slaid or lost. Duplicates will be applied
for to the Levy Court. 72.t5t l.. P. BUSH.
TOUND.-AN EXCURSION TICKET ON
II Saturday night in MRS. NJ, A. .Taggart'S
store. GOT Market street. 0waer can have
same by proving property and paying for this
adv T242t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-02
THE LINE MOVES OFF

While all this was going on in the
other streets, French street was scene
OF almost undescribabls confusion, with
tha companies getting in line. and un.
der the direction of Grand Marshal
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SatnotS.

Dte gbieasoer Sirma armour,
Ooh & 60. IdBt. mite bic .Suinois
Staatsssituns" wittbeilt, isst ieben Der
mad Deutt9Ianb sei9idtsn S9intsn auf
Eri9inen unteriu1en. 9iss III einsefibrt,
iettbeu brauBen ulsbrfa9 game Senbun'
gen eonfisbirt worben ftnb, neil bic beuts
i4en Sleii4beidauer etnsn ober ben anberu
S4tnten barunter nit Tridinen bebaftet
fanben. Die l1nteriu9uns ssidisbt NIT
elmer Iansen, bobIsn Nabsl, bic Bis auf ben
&no4en burds.ftoBen ptro, unb aus ben
Wusteltbetlen cine se~nisenoes Stad bers
ausbsbt, uu, es unter benz Wteroscsp uns
teriu1en gu t6nxsn. gsi siniser ue6uus
brau4t man nur ueaise Sseunben, UNI BITE
nntsriu9uus uor5unebmen.
@esen ben bisbsrissn S9usi3sr Con:
full s. gnbsris pom gbicaso Iieser rnebrere
Rlasen msgsn l1nteri1Iasung Dor. Der'
ieIbe bate elm Sneufossi9dft betrisben unb
uieIe @rbiduftsbetrdse aus Der Stweia
3ur geforsuns anuertraut erbalten, BITE er
ein3os uab nur tbsilpsiie abIisferte. Wan
sIaubt, baB er tn bisisr @siis pon $l5-
20, 900 Dollars unteridlasen babe. 90
Der General @oniul pit IN Waibtnston
uor einisen Sabren ebenfaas in nnannsbrl
Ii9tsiten bieier sIrt serietb, 70 ideint es,
baB unfere f9wet3er @oniuln gum Ebetl
aud aus fauIsm 5oI3 ssi9nist fnb.
Dte @oniuIarssi4dfts ipsrosn lsst uon
Germ eouis S6rlstn tn @bteaso beiorst.
Dor etnisen Bo9en mare enberts bet
nabs pom @as sriftdt rporSsn, als er i'm
ct. Charles Sotsl tn Wiluautse absrna4
tets nno babel bas Gas nttt pOultdno'e
I'M nnif,rS On, Mr"ss%ts h,r A. Son,
49, G,,SsmurasS IN "a una ih:;,
,3.n ala n SaS.ris Sarnars HE abad,
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&aniaS.

Betreffs Der Wirtbe In &anias wirb
BON bort GoIssnbss bert9tet: am /. Sa'
nuar sebenten BITE msiffsn Wirtbe In Sort
Scott ibre 2otaIe 3u f9IieBen, um f9 ni9t
Der @sfabr seri9tIi4er 0erfoIsuns aus5u'
iesen. Go ~psrIautet, baB n1ebr ais bic
6aIfte Der Wirtbs Sauias psrIafen wtrb,
una mo anosrs bas @irtbsSei@aft fort,u'
feeen.
Sn gIIinpoob bdtte Go farsli@ tn
SoIae Der &obIennotb baIb Worb unb
Eobtf9Ias sssebsn. @inise 5dnbIer bat
ten I4on am 26. Nopember ibre Re4naus
gen aber aus Oiass gitp abseianbte &Oblen
erbalten, absr bis gum 7. December mar
nod ni9t bic Bro5s ansetommeu. Die
RdIte mar intsnfp uub ein babies Dutenb
Burden faBtsn ben gnti9luB, f@ bas
N6tbiss aus ben, RobIenbof Der Gifenbabn
Az bolen. Der Wa1tmann aberrai@te fe,
unb Go Tam gum 5anbsemense unb Su einis
gen giftoIsnidiEsn, weI9e tetnen ernften
S9absn anri5teten, aber bod bic &obIen'
Iisbbabsr bewoseu, NIT Iesren 5dnben obs
3u,ieben.
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26Weta.

Der i9psiasriide 8unbssratb bat Der
Understanding ben gntpurf zines
eibsen6ifi4eu Saftpftdtseieses porseIsst.
Dana1 foll Der Sabritbetser u fir aIe
ESbtunsen unb S0rpsrperlssunsen tn Sas
britbstrteb baften, fofern sr ieIbff ober elmer
ieinsr Bsauftrasten burd ein 8eri9uIbsn
In Musibuns Der Sienffusrri9tunsen BITE
gsrVsuns o6er ben Cob b~srbeisefibrt bat
p BET iebem anbern llufau, iofern sr ni6t
bemeiien tanu, baB bsrieIbe bur9 b6bsrs
@epaIt oter bur1 8srbrs1su ober bur9
1nweien britter Psrioneu ober bur9 eiges
mes 8eriduIbsn bes 8erlestsn ober @et6o'
tstsn srfoIst Ut. Samtt 1T benz arbsitse'
Der uou unb gang bic BsusisIat auferIest.
abseieben 5ieruon sebt Der @utwurf aud
tn muterisler Be3isbuns cine quite Strede
ibsr bas entipre9enbe bsutide @eies bin'
aus, inbsm er Bel ben tn beruOrrasenbem
WaBs ssiunbbeitsidabIi9en Snbuffrien ben
Betrisbs lIutsrnsbmsr aud fur ben burt
&rantbsit zines ansefeutsn ober eines ar'
bsiters %entiianbsnsn S9aben baftba,
ma4t, uenn bic Rrantbeit srwieienermaBer
unb ausi9lieBIt9 bur9 ben 6abritbetriet
satitanbsn 1T.
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9enau mas sewiu9 ptrb:
Gin f9erss, au~psrldiRses, uni9dbli9es,
ni4t suriditoBenbes 5eilmittel 81 inben,
bas senommsn psrbsn fam, obne TN @es
f9dft obsr 8srsulsen au btnberu ober bas
Spiism In llnorbnuns 3u ~brtnsen, etne etn'
fade gfan3sn. acknowledging, Der Ras
tur beIfsnb, unrsine Stoffe aumdIts, wis
bic Natur ss bsabRdtist. los au werben.
Jules has 1T tn Stmmon'S 2ebsrsHesuIas
tor, uub nur Der @sriu9 unb @ebrau@ III
nStbis, I'm, bieiss benz sr6bten 3wsifsr 81
bepeiIeu. @ouftdnbise Bsfriebtsuns III
Ssbem suseR4srt, unb f9srIi@ If % cine
@enustbuuns. ben Ropf fret, ben Inter
lsib rtseImdbis, sas BIut sereinist unb
ben Atbem rein 81 fiubsn. Der Resulator
III 70 miIbs, 70 ansenebm, 10 uni9dbIi@
unb tbut 10 uiel @utss In 8erbsferuns bsS
Wasens, &ssuliruns bes lluter!eibss unb
8ieberbsrffsluns Der @eiunbbeit, baB GO
nur nOtbis III, ibn iu psria4su.
,als elm nirtiamss Mittsl ssssn ole
Rrantbeiten Der 9sbsr, SobbreHnsu unb
9srbauanssi&udds fam Id SimmOns'
2sbsr.R ssulator empfsblen.
,,9epis U. Wunoer,
v9sbiIfs' POitmsitsr, 9biIabeIpbia.~
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o atern.

Dem v9apr. Gour." idreibt man aus
ai9a9, bort babe Elm S9ubma9erseiele
ein sepiB isItenss Subildum sefeiert. Der
ielbe Yet am Is. Rouembsr 1880 Bet eineut
bortisen Weiffsr tn bic 9ebre setreten, mad
erfanbener 2sbr3eit Bet bemieIbeu ais 9es
feIle einsetreten unb bts gum beutiseu Gage
In bteiem bienfIi5en 8erbdItnife u. 5anie
sebIieben. gorrsiponbsnt re4nst bann
aus, berieIbe babe als @eieue ssfsrtist
IA, 94s S9ube, l0,54s 3usfiefsI unb
IA. 400 BantoffsI, Sumn,e S9,s9T Stad
unb incIuNue Der 2sbrteit $4,000 Stid.
Sb bic &s9uuus ssnau fimmt2 Ssbens
fans uerbient bies fdSns DienipsrbdltniB,
bas Samilie, Staub' unb @emsinbs sbrt,
re4t pieIe Radabmuns.
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aus Den peri@teoenen etaateu,

alto, General o arb IN gum
gommaubant unb Oirsttor Der Wilitdr:
I9uIe su Weif goint auserforen porbsnl
3um Rifsr anb 0orbstsr in elmer Mstbo:
biifsntir@e eisast Waun iid i9erIi6 pors
treffi9, aber gum gr3iebsr o Rries
germ unb 9eIben bod uObI i@werIid!
Sest perbsn nidt msbr ssbadtss
SdpsinsHsiid uab @irite, isst wsrbsn
Iebenbs @runses nod DsutidIanb impor.
tirt.
gu atlanta in @eorsia purbe Elm
8srein in's 2eben serufen, Der fid bic gb.
baltuns elmer internatioualen Baumuol:
a%usfteauns gum 3wsde seisst bat.
philadelphia, bic ausite Stabt bss
9anbss, lou jsst sIeid Rsp Yort, Der sr'
fen, untsr bic SudtsI bss Sonntassses
issss tommsn. Wapor StocIsp 1T pI6s:
LID auf ben @sbanteu sstomusn, bas
Sonntass '@siss, bas bis babin untsr ibm
etn tooter Baditabe mar, ffrsns bur6su'
fibren.
Ole Neser In &idmonb, Snbiana.
woasn 9suti9 Isrnsn. Der S9uIratb
woate bic farbissn 3inbsr DOM tsuti1en
llutsrri5t ausi IlieBsn unb isst baben ibn
bic .Risssrs" uertlast.
s. Soffmann, Elm in Solse s.Iitts'
nsr Strapassn i'm Birssrtriss srblinbsts,
SoIbat In Buffalo, Rsw Dort, srbisIt
lestbin Sc, 925 so ais Benton unb &id
ifanb, bic sr6Bte Summe, bic nod I'd,
penRonssel6er auf einmaI au~sbesabIi
uurbe.
,unsr Waier bat isst bic Sarbe bss
Strabsntotss on ben &~rsu3unsen, no bas
g1affsr aufserifsn mar, 10 f9reibt bas
,9oItsbIatt" 3u Cincinnati. .Bobnsn.
iuppe" nennt bic ct. 9ouiisr ,pot Dis
patio bas giueinnatier WuGsr.
Bel etnem Branbe In Cincinnati
fns 5 Seuerlsute umsstommen.
Gm Gbenb bes II. December aeaeu
8 lIbr wurbe i'm brittsn Stod bss ausge,
bsbnten @ebdubes in Der Serrp StraBe,
Buffalo, wsl6ss gisentbum pom @eorss
W. Gift III unb pon ben Tapstsn Sabrt.
tanten 8irge & Cons o~ecupirt wirb, Ssus,
entbedt. Sas @ebdube bate cine Sroui
pou 80 Sub, mar 800 SUB tief unb bsbsr'
berste gesenwdrtis wdbrsn6 bss Cages l5O
Wednner unb &nabsn, bic in Der Gapsten.
Sabrit bsiddftist wuren. Gina 20 sri:
nuten, na5bsm Der SeueraIarm ssssbsn
uorbsn mar, itanb bas san5e @sbdube in
SIammsn ssbiat ba unb fiirste mad unb
mad has Wauerpsrt 3uiammsn. Das
@sbdube bate feline fire escapes, auBsrs
benz waren bic TbIreu in bemisIbsn 70 tons
fruirt, baB fe mad innen su sinssn unb
bur9 ftarte Ssbsrn feit In bic Ebirrabmsn
sebriidt paren. 9ie SoIse bisisr bsibsn
nmitdnbe mar, baB bic sroBe an1abl ars
better ni5t idueI unb let&t ssnus fi9 els
men &ussans aus benz brennsnbsn @sbdubs
peridaffen fonnte, unb nimmt man on,
baB 20 bis 80 Bsriouen ibrsn Cob In ben
Tlammeu oefuubeu bdbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
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Die 9 9neebIodabe an Der 5as
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Rnor, Public Examiner, ffnb uutsr ben
Staatsselsssn orsaniirt II .Staats"s
unb 0 Sparbanteu. Ser @eiammtbstras
Der pon bieien Banfsn i'm Sabre 1880 aus
aeIiebeneu @eIber mar "a, 470 592, cine
Suuabme pom 81, 0s9. $50 lber Isstss
sSabr. Dis DepoRtsn betrussn 81, 1867
1855, cine 3anabme TN 0ersIeid NIT Ies'
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Der m~erfuirbiser Weiie Bel Aufnabms bss
:Supentars Der 5tnterlaf snidaft ni9t se:
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Dtefer Bierbrauer f9sint aud
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