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REPRESSION IN IRELAND.
MANY ARRESTS REPoRTED-sEvERAL NOTED LAND
LEAGUERs IMPRISONED.
DUBLIN Wednesday March o, 1881.

LEAGUERs IMPRISONED.
DuBLIs, Wednesday. March o. 1881.
About twenty-eight arrests have been made
vicinity of Cork and others expected. IL "
stated that prisoners will be transferred TO English
prisons.
Fifteen additional arrests have been reported to tho
Cousabuary in Dublin. The prisoners are on their way
to Kilmainham Prison. They are principally OF thu
farming class The charges against them are almost ex
clusiyely intimidation or incng thereto. The arrested
persons included eight Land Leaguers who were taken
at Carrickon-shannon. :
Mr.. Walsh, who was arrested yesterday, has been
known for some time as an outspoken politician. His
connection with the Land League Is somewhat broadly
marked by his extreme views, but outside or MS own
district be has not been much heard OF on the public
platforms of the Lsaguer The last meeting ne stendeo
was the 3Oth Of January On the whole, the recep
ton Of the prisoners at Dublin was not Inspiritiug
John Nay Of Balla has been arrested on the charge
of iucing to murder and acts Of violence There "a
great excitement in the neighborhood OF Bala. -.
Kenny the President of the Castle Island Land
League and Hussey, tho Of farmer In the same AIS
trlct who have long been suspected Of conneotion
with certain raids for arms have been arrested under
Lord Lteutenant's warrant aud sent 70 Dublin.
Hannegan the secretary Of the Drumcologer Branch,
which has been notorious for boyeotting process,
server, named Hunt, has been arrested
The principal Land Leaguers now In Dublin held
priyate meeting this afternoon aud discussed the ar
A great effort will be made to make the demonsfra-'
tions on Sunday next Of which eighteen have been or
ganized imporfant There Is but little excitement In
Dublin except among those Immediately concernedin the
League
PROMOTING UNION. ,
At meeting of the League yesterday the touow'1
ing resolution was adopted: 1
IVhSr,as general union is taking place between the
Protestans and Catholics IN Ulster IN the cause Oh 'ne
League therefore 49,, -. H.. 4,
ulster TO hold no demonstrations on St. PatrcKs Day
order TO prevent religious discOrd. J
already consented to abandon their procession. 4.
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rBE pEET-sUGAR INDUSTRY.

OTTAWA, Ont, March "a resolution,
moved by Leonard Tey, declaring that in order to
encourage manufacture OF beerootsugar II shall be
exemp, from excise duty for eight years was passed
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cE1RrER ELECTION At ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, March 9.-The Demo-
cras carried the charter election yesterday On tne
IT, ,ck,t the naores ranging up to over 5000, and
80 aecuysA naiorities in the Common Council and
tbe Board Of Edneaon. The Board OF Supervisors Is
pennblicau.
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PROHIBITION IN TEXAS.

AUSTIN, Tex, March 9.-The bill to submit
70 the people Constitutional amendment proniOiung
the importation, manufacture and sale Oh Oh
nrooses passed. the state Senate to-day by vote OF
fo
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FREIGHT TRAINS In COLLISION.

CLEVELAND, March 9.-Two freight TRAINS
ON the Cleveland aud Columbus Railroad came into
collision to-day near Crestline Both locomotives were
wrecked and fourteen cars deIailed. CONDUCTOR
Gross and Engineer McGrath were slightly ipjurfd 1ne
track was blocked for Some hours.
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SENATOR CARPENTERS SUCCESSOR.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March 9.-Ex-Senator
Angu, Cameron was nominated for United States sen
otor ON the fortyeghth ballot 10 the Republican caucus
81 Madison tonight There Is great rejoicing among
leading Republicans In this city over tne ne"s'
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THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.

LONDON, Wednesday, March o, 1sSl'
A dispatch from Berlin to The Morning Post
says: Germany aud Austria arc delberating with
view TO establishing JOINT action at the Monetary Con-
ference"
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MR. BOOTHS ENGAGEMENT.

LONDON. Wednesday, March 0, 1891.
Edwin Booths engagement at the Lyceum
Theatre WAl begin May q
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ITALIAN REvoLUTIoNIsTs ARRESTED.

VIENNA, Wednesday, March o, 1881,
Two Italians have been arrested at Ger
ygpano for connection with some Italia Irredena In
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THE BANKS AND THEIR NOTES.

NO DECISION BY THE TREASURY AS TO The RIGHT
OF BANKS TO REDsPosIT THE BONDS THEY
HAVE wITHDRAwN-THE COURSE PURSUED IN
TIE PAsT-RFFECr OF YIELDING TO IHE BANKS.
WASHINGTON, March Cup TO the hour of closing
business at the Treasury Department to-day, Secre-
tarV Window had not rendered decision upon the
pending request of the National banks that they DO
allowed to redepost United States bonds in the
Treasury and withdraw the legal.tenders recently
deposited by them for the purpose of retiring clrcu
lation.
Secretary Window, in conversation on the SUBJECT
to-day referred to the question one OF vast I'M
portance and said that he was desirous of having it
determined at the earliest possible moment, but
owing to the great pressure of business be had not
vet been able to decide it. Assistant Secretary
French submitted the request Of the banks TO Secr
tary Window yesterday, together with detained cit-
tions of the laws relating to the subject ard state
ment of the previous practice of the Department IN
similar cases.
INQUIRIES made of officers OF the Treasury to-day
as to the authority upon which the present rcgula-
tions of the Department rest, elected many varying
opinions The Controller of the Currency stated that
the question had never been before the Department
for decision and that in case where lega-tenders
had been deposited toretire circulation had the legal
| tenders been surrendered Other very prominent
officers of the Department expressed the opinion that
| during ex.Secretary Brstow's administration the
| question was orally decided against permitting
surrender of the lawful money deposited.
| The officers referred to maintain that there is
nothing in the law which authoIlZes such surrender.
and that the statutes expressly provide for the mode
of procedure which has invariably been follow Gy
| the Department, namely, that deposit OF laWLul
money ence made to retire circulation cannot DC
surrendered, but must 'be held until expended IN
| redemption of the circulating notes of the bank
making such deposit Originally, 1t is stated, q
National bank was not permitted TO take out new
circulation until its deposit of lawful money for the
redemption of its circulating notes had been entirely
exhausted.
The following correspondence. apparently bearing
upon questions similar to the one now pending
before the Secretary, may be found Of interest at
| this time:
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE IRISH EXCITEMENT.
ARRESTS BY WHoLEsALE.

PROMINENT MEMBERS OF THE LAND LEAGUE HUf-
RIED OFF TO JAn-EDlGNAuoN MEETINGS TO
BIZ HELD-THE GOVERNMENT FORCING THE
ARMS BILL THROUGH PARLIAMENT. .,
Arrests continue in Ireland, chiefly in the
South and West. Some of the political pris-
oners are confined in Kilmainham Jail, near
Dublin, but others are to be sent to English
prisons Several political meetings are to be
held in Ireland. The Irish Arms bill was
passed through committee in the British House
of Commons yesterday, the new rule to.
expedite business being applied. How and
why this rule was adopted is explained IN
the London letter appended.
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jumped OF fell from the window to the yard and was
instantly killed. The body was removed to her
rooms and the Coroner informed.
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At THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
.r.rrns an NATIONAL MoMENT.

MATTERS OF NATIONAL MOMENT.
81. oussr,oN OF AN EXTRA SESSION AND TIE
sprAKKRsHrp-THs RIGHT OF BANKS 10 ns.
prposr BONDS RECENTLY WITHDRAWN 'nU-- ~
qHg TREAsURY-THE ORGANIZATION o' 0'--'
ATE COMMITTEES. con-
MA ouestion of an extra session OF Con-
= s,ss sson and arguments favoring and opposing
!. sra freely advanced. 1t is not known WnaV
sction the President will take. This quesuon u
hrines mn with renewed interest the subject OIL
the speakership of the next House OF hepre-
sentatives. The Secretary of the treasury
has ,s' not decided the question Of the right OF
the the hanks to redeposit the bonds withdrawn VI
during @ the excitement about the Funding Dill
The precedents are believed to be against IT,
The caucus of Democratic Senators took ac-
r;on Yesterday relative to fixing the member
min of the Senate Committees.
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TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES. -


Cashier City National Bank, Chattanooga, Tenn:
have received from the Controller OF the Currency
package OF So 900 mutated notes Of your bank, In
closed in yours OF 4th ns and for which you ask new
hills i'm return The Controller declines TO Issue new
circulation to any bank that deposited legatenders
to retire circulation part OF It, until the deposit
has been exhausted by the redemption OF any OF its
notes that may be presented to the Department send
redempt0n of the notes OF your bank sent by you
aboye Very respectfully. f. +. SPINNER,
Treasurer, United States.
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wAsHoUT ON THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC
RoAD-A BRAKEMAN WHO WAS FATED TO BE
KILED-NARRow ESCAPE FROM GREAT LOSS OF
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92eue QGranaelnnefhnten

Jttut 2OluIlYeluIltluDltIt. Stl
vBdr" bic Der @ei6i6te 8erlins unb
Der Marf 8ranbenburg getpibmete illu=
itrirte 8o6eni6rift,, bringt in ieiner
iiingfen Summer eine neue Serie BON
@rangelanefooten, aus mel6en tpir Die
folgenben beraus6eben: 8ei einem Maz
n0per reitet Elm Sffisier, behen Pferb
Our@gebt, geraoe auf Wrangel los. gs
lit augenl6einli6, baB er ben General
umreiten miro. @rangel nimmt lein
pfero fet in Die 3iigel unb ruff Dem
Nnitiirmenoen gu: v&eitit 9u mir I'm,
fpunn' i6 9ir in!" Ser Sffisier ber=
mo6te nod re6tseitig ab5ulenfen.- Gin
Offisier meloet 1i@ bel Yapa Wrangel.
Ser 8eneral bemerft, baB iener unpor=
| f6riftsmdBige Sporen trdgt. Gr riigt
Dies uno biftirt ibm "a Stunben Stu
benarreit. Ser Sffi5ier, Der BEL Mran=
gel glei6e @poren iiebt, tpagt bieriiber
cine 8emerfung. 8rangel: vSans tut,
mein Sobn, 10 fannit 9u ilei6 nod "a
9tunoen por mir nit ablieen!" = Mls
Wrangel mod als fDmn1anoirenoer @e=
neral In Stetti1 itanb, lieB er ben bor=
tigen Maler Moft gu ii5 fommen >uno
beauftragte i'm, linn fir ieinen Speile=
faal einise Mbnen ieines @el6le6ts gu
malen. Ser Maler erfunbigte ii9, Db
Der General 1li6t einige fleine portrdts
beidbe, na6 benen er ii6 Bel Der Quf=
nabme ri6ten f6nne. u9as 1T ni6t
n0tbig", meinte @rangel, MAIDEN sic
nur einige @ebnli6feit nit mid unb
sieben Sic le porl6riftsmdbig an. Ber=
iOnli@ bat lie ia bod 9fiemanb gefannt."
-9ier einn1al cine 9lnefopte, in MEL
6er Der alte 9err ni6t fotpobl banbeln=
Der, als bielmebr leibenber She'll mar.
Yapa Wrangel inipiairte als fomman=
birenoer General Elm Battalion unb
mar nit oeiien 2eiitunsen iebr unsu=
frieoen. Seine abfdllise &ritif i6IoB
lnit ben Worten: u9as nd6fte Sabr,
9err Mator, boffe i6 sic MIDI mebr
bor Der Gront gu ieben." vgrcellens
linb bod mod 10 riiitig!" ertpioert oieier
in elmer &rt Galgenbumor. Wrangel
bort's, brobt ld6elnb nit benz Singer
uno reitet obne @roQ babon. Inb ber
Maior blieb biesmal nod peri6ont.
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FUR fs fort, absr bic 6srrsn Nttsr, psl=
den Namen ite aud fiiarsn mSsen, mIiien
tmuter nod UNI bic @uaf Der Trluen wsr.
ben. Jrausnpisnf uao mnnsoieuf, bas
1T naa wte Dor Die 9oIuas. gra ,stssn
Sie mir Sbren @sbor(am unb Sbrs Ereue.
&cmmen 9te in meinen Gallon, nod
teute?
9Denn Gle es wiinldsn. 3I3i
lnb idb merpe @ie In mtinsm Waaen
NIT ttnbrinesn.
5aint Stuff woate fiir io u;sl 9iebena=
wiirbistsit mariner baaffn, ais biss mil
@orten seidsb:n fuunts; er iol5ts i5t
mad, wabrenp fs mi. fctstter 5albpsn
buns mad Dem gtnsans ,ueilts.
Da fanr er plSblim rp;s poa unsruar
tetem 3anber fe1asbaant.
Nuf bsm lihteu 5intsrssanb, in ben ott
IbFnolonne, rie bister osn gingaas oes
9aubsnsansea ffsbsnben teussiiasn 5trdu'
der psrwanoette, 3r'h.s's llh eins .poa
ttter @lorie umgebeaf MaOhsngeifalt as;
ite laulhte BON Der Sstts. saibporssbsnst
In ben iaatttsen Gang ttnsin, 70 Bag ier
lieblidbss psofI ffa NIT lsinsn anmuttiatn
einten pon DER b:asn Gyl!e ses Abenb
slan3ts abbob nnb i5re bieelams ltllnte
@eifalt purtpsilbaft tstscrtrat.
Da Didtfs oes SrDant Alaub.e ,par
ntdt an bic @snie':, Die sr 70 ptrlA usnos
rtlh I'm l.iae 6'iosa IN, s lo.unsn srup
p!rtf. Dennod war lflns pbantafs
'empfanslih senna, ua, lfb freitpilis eiusr
barmlcien eelbltduiauns bin,asebsn unb
In elmer ~ lisbliasu Grlheinuns ein Bib
Der @enisn su isbsn. NIT etnen er 1a In
maeisen Spteten Der ginblbunsstraft bs
fhdi,;s. bate.
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aiibnes Bib. = unterpffisier (u ben
8efruten): rSbr nliBt bic Beine fdne(er
pcranitreden! DaS sebt piel gu fanslam! !!
Die Seine n1iiiien nur 10 'rauspieifen,
mie Elm seSlter Ylie!"
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(6crtfebnns foIst.,

. in psrbrteBlther g duslins
9iAts III 10 isbr seisnst Semanosn gu
teitimmen Sunssslene 3u bleiben, ais wsnn
er etne Nadt In tem 5aule etnes perbet.
rathsten 6reunoes perwsilt unb fiir ooer
6 Stunoen mad atbaltsn wirb tur6 bas
@eIdrsi einss usrorleblihen Saualtnes.
MQs psrortsbiiden uub idrsisnben SGu9.
linss bsparisn nur 5opftnSttters, um ffe
seiunb unp ladeino gu MAIDEN. Sunser
Mann, erinnete bid an bifles. .-gb.
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Mau Yer1iere feiue 3eit,

Wan 1er1iere feine 3eit,
menn Der 1asea, bic 3eter ober Der ltntsrleib
l.tbent finS, su benz F1eren Seilmittel, 5oltet.
ters Masenbiiters, gu sreifen. &,anfbei.en Der
senannten Orsanen sraeussn anoere. nod sisIe
srnfflidsre unb eine 8ernadldfIisuns berielben
III bater sefdbrlit. unserbaulidfeii, 2ebsrlei>
ben, Gieber, bic eriten @nfdae pom Rbeumatis>
mus, Ni.rtnfdwdde flbren, wenn sernadldffist
fdwere f0rperlide 2eiben b.rbei. gan ptrliere
baber feline 9et. biefe mtrf1ane, fttre anb ldnsit.
befonnte Webi3ir iu aebrouhen.
Bum 9erfauf bei alien Ippibefern anb Sdnb>
eIn.
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Z era 8.

= 9ie 8ia sur 9lnl6affung fiillit=
li6er @lie6maBen fir Derfriippelte cDlt=
f0eerirte Soloaten ipurbe bon Der Ma=
ioritat bes 9anies fir unconstitutional
erndrt.
= Sn @atesbilIe fanb ein Streit
Sipii9en bem 9febafteur Der bortigen
Sun" uno einem Manne Namens
poipeQ itatt. Sci bieier @elegenbeit
fiel Elm piitoleni6uB unb Elm 3ui6auer,
%. 6ammod, iotpie Der poli5i1t Gou9
tpuroen babur6 bermunbet.
= Sci 8aItrnp gerietben Sad @erl=
man unb Gioe Senfins beim Sii6en in
Streit unb lebterer f6lug @erlman nit
elmer piitole iiber ben &opf unb bra6te
ibm cine tobtlibe Wuube bel.
li- Sine Gprrners- -unteriuduns murbe
in ,Dauas iiter bic 2eide BON u. u.
Strctber absebalten, BON bem man
annubm, baB ct ermprbet ,porben
jei., Die l1nteriudung ltellte aber felt,
baB Strctber Selbitmcrb tesanseu bat,
tpie man permutbet, neil er iid in finaa~
sieaen Serlesenheiten befaub.
= Die @reefs, tpeldc bci Mcainnep in
ben Trinity ninben, iinb burd eaS Stei<
gen fes 6luiies idmmtlid aussetreten unb
ftelenweiie cine Dteile BRETT,
-@ine DepeiGe auS@l8aip melbet, baB
bic Snbianer I'M Staate Gbtbuabua aufS
gfeue reuben uno mo,ben. 200 Snbianer
= Wdbreno Der Na9t bom %. ent=
iprangen 4 @efangene aus bem &C.
fdngniB gu 3i6mDnb.
= Sn @aco glaubte man einen Sal
bon Waiieri6eu entbedt gu baben unb
amar bel elmer jltngen 6rans0fin bon
Jtetp Orleans, oeren Mann 1ie in Waeo
fiben lieB. Sic selgte bic oeutliditen
Symphonic Der eefdbrli6en Granfbeit
uno erfldrte aud in einem li6ten 9luz
genblide, oaB iie por 5 Sabren BON
einem tollen 9unoe gebillen tporben lei.
Sic &ranfe berubigte ii6 jebo6 ipdter
tpieoer uno bic 9lerSte erfannten, baE
Die arme Grau an beftigen bpferii6en
Mnfdlen leioet.
- Sn Muftin perlu1te Elm 70jdbrige,
Mann yfamens CHARLES @ilion, be,
angab in San @ntonio gu tpobnen,
Selbl lfmorb gu begeben, inbem er iid
nit einem &alirmeHer mebrere S9uitte
i'm Nrm beibra6te.
iiberfielen cine Nnl liebluns bel Garraltes
unb haben cine Nnsabl Srauen unb Sin.
ber ermorbet.
= Nm Hidlanb Greet in San Sabo
Gountn wurbe W. 9. simpicn BON un.
befannten Perlonen ermorbet.
! = Die Corpus @briili unb 9arebo Gi
ienbabn ioa bon Suaioan ansetauIt nor
ben isin.. qesterer bemiibt ld in Wsri.
! 10, bic @rlaubnib gum Ban elmer idnlal.
| ipurissn 8atn BON Der Stabt Werito mad
Yeraeruj 3u erbolteu
- Rah DoQ18 putoen ppr einiaer
Easen ,ipei BON 9anIas Gitp entlaufene
3naben 9ebraht, pelde lih ale SSbn'
bee bort wobnenben Or. Bea aussaben
Gin Telegram murbe on Or. Beu abge.
ionbt init Dem Grluden, nah Dolas A.
fcmmen, uu, feline SSbne in Gmpfaus ~
nebmen. Gr fam aud, fano aber aus
bab bic bsiben Glahtlin9s nidt Ieins Ria:
Der waren. Wan bat lie oaber wieoe'
laufen lafen.
= Sn Beltcn MID mau wilIen, oas BIZ
Wiliouri paeiic @iIenbabn li1 bel Tap
lsr nit Der Snternaticnalbabn pereiniSel
wirb.
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0elb mplltenM MlIebaben

ySte letesn an Der 2eter," fuste Or. q.
"@ie itnb nerpentrant," fprab Or. g..
ySie anb iawinbilatia" bemsrtte Or.
s. ,,Meine eleetrifhsn Mittel beilen @ie
sranelih", iaste nit wi&tissr @sbsrbs
Elm 5eiltanaler, Der ben Sitsl Drofefor
filbrte unb lhmunjeInb msins Dollars sin=
lirih. y Wsir @unoermitteI eurirt (lher", !,
fhrie Der patentmept,inmana. Sober Bate
cine aneere &nfHt, nur In ginem maren
ilc einis ndmlid msin Gslp. puatsn Nae
tabsn. Sd fudts jatrslans psrssblit
5alfs, bis mir Sar u@ettunssan.
ter" Nsttuna, 5iilfs uno @eiunobcit
t'ahie. Sd wsrbe bas ortrelFihe Bud
utsraa smpfsslen. 60 iAreiht Elm beut.
sbsr &auimann aus WiNouri an bas
Deuti&e 5si!ingitut, IL gliuton Ytaee,
3frw YoIf.
Der ,@,ttunssantsr" sprb fur 25 Gts.
pcrtrfret Ysrlanbt.
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MrS. gBin6io'S Sootbimg Sprup.
Rsp. @plpanus Cobb lhrssbt In Bofon
eeriltian Gresmaa folsenbsrmabsn Dir
murben anf tsinen SAD cine Nepi,tn emp.
fst'sn, wenn mir nittt wiibten, ta6 He aut
mare - beionosrs fur &inber. 0on
Wirs. WinslUrs Sprup fSsnen mir aus
erfabruns iprehen In unlerer eiaensn
camille mar lie BON Sssen. @sun MIR
ben Ssrup sinsm &inbs sabsn. bas init
seib~sb asplast war, 70 psriduFis es sem.
isitsn rueissn ShIaf uno ben @Itsrn Ru,
be. Die msiasn Glsern wiGen oies au
f6dssn. 5isr it ein Mrtitel, bsr unIhae.
lid uno woblttdtis III. benn ber gdluf,
etn er sr,sust, III natiirlth unb Der tleine
eeerub srgpattt 70 BED als Gin Rucpf.
Wabrsao Der psriObe bss 3atnens IN Der
SgTup poa unf&abbarsm Dertbe. gDir
BADEN DItsrs bon Miittern iapen bUren
nab iic nitt csne ben gyrup ieiu m5dbten
con Ger @sturt bes &innes an bis tas
3abnen puriiber IN. :3u ssrtaufsu In
allsn aputtstsn su 25 gsnts bic Glaf&e
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Das Oterseriht oes Staates @ecr=
sha bat, pie elm Wbl. mittbeilt, eine gnt.
lteionna obSeseben, in welher iotsenber
Seq portcmmt: Weun Elm Mann cine
Brau n!nia,t. 10 iteut er ad baulit nidt
inter Aufitdt Sin Mann, Der in ieiner
Bamile Obne Wiberipruh Die 6sr,lhaft
fibst. 1T fir Die betbeilisten em niielih=
fen. Sin untsr oem YauteIfsl ltebenosr
Mann lit Elm wsniser erfseulidsr Nnb!id
uno elm weniser enersiIdes Wit3tieo Der
@elellfhaft, ais @iner, Der feline mabre
Steauns betauptet, aber feline Mutcritdt
bura 6reunbliafeit gu milpern weib."
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- pfufhmsoieirfn.--@ir treibeu feline
MarttiArsisrsi, absr 2luafeifs, cas srubs
Observation-Disclosures, bat Saaisnbs &C..
teit, na&bem Waf&mittel. Sa!bsn unb
allsrlet piufamittsl niht ansefdlasen bat.
ten. 80 1T BON @er3ten pusr Shulen
sntbsebsiben. 81 III elm einfadbss NIT
Wsttein rrapdrtrtes Gtnfiitrunssmittsl,
w'rtt als etn Sulrnmsnt. GrwstAunss.
mii.sl uno Mseieamsnt, sswabrt iofort
einouuns ano wirD fir ein uutriisliass
5stlmittsl erflart. Yreis S 100. Gro.
ben frei. 5raneo 3ueefhidt burh g..
NeufdDter & Co., Bor 3949, Nem gurf.
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ernment to him and his descendants. The
reservation has ever since been known by the
name Of Cornplanter. He died Feb. 18, 1886,
above one hundred years of age. A substan-
tial monument erected to his memory marks
the place of his burial, near the centre of the
reservation. Not more than one hundred and
twenty-five Indians, all told now occupy the
reservation. We have among them a hope
ful mission Sunday School. They have also
occasional preaching. With its present death
rate, this once powerful native tribe must,
before many years, close it's earthly existence.
With the blessing of God attending The Cos
pei means employed, il is hoped that the en-
nant still living may be saved for the world
to come. K. CRITENDEN.
Bellefonte, June, 1881.
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