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The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15

The Georgia Senatorship.
ATLANTA, Nov. 14.-The election today for
a United States senator for the short term. In
the senate Barlow received 90 votes and Hill
II. In the house Barlow received 70 votes and
Hill 81. There was no election.
For the long term in the senate Gov. Col
quett received 20 votes, jackson IL, Black 5
and Anderson T. In the house Colquett 50,
jackson So, Anderson 1S, Black 20 and Long
street 3. No election.
Election of a Republican. o1t
SANTA FE, N. M, Nov. 14.-The latest re-
turns aindicate the election of Franquillano
Luno, republican nominee for congress by
about 1900 majority. The territory has gone
largely republican.
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A Double T1agedv.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov 14.-Saturday
night Charles Hewry, Jr, merchant at Lost
Prairie, Texas, after quarrel with two broth
srs named Butler, went home aid was pursued,
the Buffers following to negro cabin where he
Hewey had double barrelled shot gun I'd
killed both the sbrothers as they crossed the
Threshold
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A Druggist Cured.

Boonsboro, Md, Oct. IL, 1880.
Gentlemen: Browns Iron Bit
ters cured me of bad attack of
Indigestion and fullness in the stom-
ach. Having testedit, l take pleas
ure in recommending it to my GUS
toners, and am glad to say it gives
entire satisfaction to all. "
GEO. w. HOFFMAN, Druggist.
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The Verdict of Coronor's Jury in the
Ashland KY, Riot Case.

CINcINNATI, Nov. IA dispatch from Ash
land, KY, says: "The coronel's jury inquiring
into the cause of the death of Colonel Reppert
and others who were killed during the transfer
OF the murderers Neal and Craft from Catletts-
burg to Lexington, KY, rendered a verdict
yesterday. They find that the deceased per-
sons were killed by bullets fred from the guns
of the Strife militia ON the steamer Granite
State guarding the prisoners Neal and Craft,
aud that the said firing was not done in the
line of duty: aud further, the jury holds Major
Allen, commander Of the troops, culpable for
ordering and permitting the fire."
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15
Chicago Live stock uarEe..

(By IeIeRfaph.I
CHICAGO, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % 900 head;
shipments 1000 head; closing 10@15 lower; mixed
20e6 75; heavy s697 80: light at 5R6 IS;
skips at 5O06 75.
Cattle Receipts 5000; shipments 800 head;
generally stronger; good to choice shipping 20@
at 3 5064 90.
sheep-Receipts $500 head shipments 14oo head;
25 lower; poor to fair 1908 25: medium to good
1904 20; choice to extra at 36aA 7b..
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Tnat Congressional COMMITTEES

CAIRO, Nov. 1.-THE Congressional Mississi-
ppi River investigating committee met here
ttis afternoon. All Of the committee " ere
present except Hazelton Of Wisconsin. 1t was
agreed to leave here this afternoon and exam
inc the government work at Plum Point. Ten
or twelve days will be given to the work above
New Orleans
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Eur~pean Marnr,.:

Nby IeIeRraph.l
HAVANA Nov. 14.-spanish gold 91.sssa
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YELLOW FEVER.
Joy to the City at Last.

Joy to the City at Last.
PENSACOLA Nov. IA This has been bright
clear day after the morning, with temperature
several degrees below frost point No new
cases Of fever and no deaths to-day reported,
the first time this has happened since Sept. Sd.
General joy prevails at the reasonable as
surance that the epedimic is over.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15
Railroad Receipts.

Miscellaneous merchandise received by the Port
land & Ogdensburg Railroad, AS cars.
Received by Maine Central Railroad, for Portland
2S cars miscellaneous merchandise; for connecting
roads lS3 cars miscellaneous losctsndise.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15
Fatal Accident at Cleveland.

boom derrick used in hosting material for
the building now in process of construction,
corner of st. Clair and Senaca Sts, three men
we're killed this afternoon and another labcrer
seriously injured
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California nzInIns s.ocks.
New York Stock and Money Market.

(By Telegraph)
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Money loaned down from
to Az, closing offei ed at a; prime mercantile pa
per 6G9712. Exchange steady at 4 81 for long and
4S4% for short. Governments 1s higher for AVS
reg and As State bonds generally without feature.
Railroad bonds irregular but generally higher.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange agQreRat-
ed $4,000 fharee.
The following ara To- dapIs closing of
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15

Pefnsoes.
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Blessed are the Merciful.

MoNrPELrER, VT. Nov. .14.-In the house
this afternoon bill for the Communication OF
the death sentence of Almon L. Meaker was
passed without discussion on yea and nay
vote 129 toll
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15

Ask your Druggist for Browns
IRON BITTERs, and take no other.
One trial will convince you that it
is just what you need.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15

pointed Austin j. Doyle chief of police of
Chicago. and the appointment has been con-
hrmed by the council Doyle has been well
known in Democratic political circles for many
years.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15
Fresh Reef Market.
Drv Good. yvhole.nle raarse,.

he following quotations are Wholesale pricJs and
rected daily by Store 6ros. Il Co., Dry Goods,
olens nd Fancy Gco1s, LA to 152 Middle street:
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15
Gen. stoneman Resians.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA Sacramento de-
spatch says that Gen. George Stoneman, Gov
ernor-elect, has filed with Governor Perkins
his resignation as Railroad Commissioner, to
take effect on the 10Th inst,
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San Domingo Port opened.


SAN Domingo, Nov 14.-Presdent Heureauk
has issued provisional decree declaring the
port of San Pedro open to foreign commerce.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15
An unfaithf,,l omcial.

EAST SAGINAW, NoA. 14-Charles D. Pat
tee, postmaster at Bridgeport, has been arrested
charged with robbipg the mails of registered
letters.
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Labor interests.

PTTsBURG, Penn, Nov. 14.-The coal-miners
OF the Pittsburg district will meet in conven-
tion next Wednesday to finally decide whether
to demand an increase or to continue at the
present wages.
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The Vote in New Hampshire.

The Vote in New Hampshire.
CONCORD, Nov. A. Complete retvrns of the
State have been received, which give Hale 49,
1893; Edgerly, $500; fcatteriDg 239. Hale's
plurality over Edgerly, 1888; Hale's majority.
vota hu couptiaa.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15

-RAcEvILLE, La, Nov. 4.-The trial Of
Jnjge d. j. Norwood, for killing L. J. Polk,
lawyer, at Floyd last July was concluded to.
day and resulted In acquittal
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 14.--Steamship Ham
kow, cleared to-day for Liverpool with. 8,7lSS
bales cotton. The largest cargo ever cleared
from this port.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Strike at a Rolling Mill.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. H.-Some 80 or 80 puddlers
and b. lpers at the Laclede rolling mills owned
by Chateau, Harrison & Vale, have struck
against 10 per cent reduction. All the other
unien men at the Laclede will also give out. q
Strike Extending.
AKRON, Nov. 14.-The coal miners strike
in this district and Tuscarawas valley is ex-
tending. All efforts at compromise have fail
ed and bitter struggle is predicted. Six hun
dred diggers are now out of work, and express
their determination not to yield until their
demands are complied with.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15
Poisoned by Night Shade.
Receiver Annointad

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 14.-The U. s. Cir
cuit Court has appointed James A. Fades OF
Paris, Ill.,, receiver of the Danville, Olney &
Ohio River Railway.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15

HANOVER, Nov. 14.-The graduating exer-
cises of Dartmouth medical department. occur
red tonight. The degree Of M. d. was confer
red upon 21 graduates, among whom were FL.
K. Tones of Keen'e Mills, Me-, Charles G Lar
rabee of Carroll, Me. The first prize for the
best examination in all branches was awarded
to John Nottage of Nashua, N. H.. and second
for the best examination in practice of medi-
cine to e. N. Mullins of North Londonderry
N 81
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15

The following quotations of stocks are receive.
and corrected daily by Woodbury. q Moulton (mea,-
here of rhs Boston Stock Exch snSe corner Of Ma.
die and Exchange stFsa 2: p rRB
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Southern States.
~


Fickleness Of New York.
New YORK, Nov, 1.-THE following are the
maiorities by which the State Of New York has
been carried during the last quarter of con-
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THE FIRE RECORD.
At Brookfield. Conn.

BRooKFIELD, Conn, Nov 14.-The passenger
depot on the Housatonic road, telegraph office,
saloon adjoining and two dwellings, four build
ings in all, were burned this morning. Loss
S10 000
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Death of a Nenbaw ~ "a, Grant

E1IzAnETH, N; J., Nov. 13.-Henry Lock-
Wooa Grsnts aged 70, eldest son of the late
Orville Grant, died here lost night.
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FMG MAINE STATE PRSss

"F3U WANNE STATE FhSSo
publiaasi sve:g TaURspAY BdoakiH cat 81. 90 .
ear, If paid IN advance 81 $500 year.
RATES on ADVERTISING: One- inch OF space the
ength = ;as ANN constitutes square"
S1.6u per square, daily first week; 10 eeats per
week after; three insertions or less Sl.0@; continu
ing every other day after first week. 80 cents
Half square, three Insertions or less rs sents
one week, $I.00; so cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs'' and 'tAUCTlos
SALES $500 per square per week; three inBer.
tions or less. 81 30.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PRESS (Which has large circulation in every part
OF the State for $1.O0 per square for first inser-
tion, and 30 cents per square for each subs uent
inser Jioa.
Address sll communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING 90.
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The Murder on the Man-of-War Ports
mouth

NEWPORT, r. l., Nov. 14.-Allen, who muir
dered Belmor on board the Portsmouth, will
probably be brought ashore to-day and turned
over to the civil authorities.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL

Portland iDniIy Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Nov. IA.
The following ere to-day's qaots,iors OF Fiou-,
ira' Provisions. &C.
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At Cedars, Ohio

ST. DOMINIQUE STATION, o., Nov. 14.-The
convent of the Ladies of the Congregation of
Nore Dame at Cedars village, was burned
this afternoon. Loss heavy.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To Prison for 10 Years.

MANCHESTER, Nov. 14.-Ellery Albee, the
defaulting cashier of the Ashuelot savings
bank was to-day sentenced to ten years in the
State prison. The prisoners wife and brother
were in the court, the former was deeply af-
tected and broken down after the sentence
was pronounced The prisoner was removed
to Concord by the two O'Clock train immediate
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PRICE 3 CENTS.
ssrs in Mar,Kes.

The folio wing quotations Of Grain we're received
Dy telegraph from Cnlcago to-day by s. n. Larminis
& Co.. 1877 Commercial street, Portland
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-15

w. r. PHILLIPS IL CO.,
Who esale Druggists, 1876 Middle St. Port
land, Me. oct26MW&S1m
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day (sundays exceptea,) by tn,
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co

AT " EFoHs vaE s.. PosrLANr, ME
pknss ~ ss,liare a Vsnr IA mall .,n.,n.
srs ssyia HliAre,e Year, ifoxid in s.ivsnA.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-11-09
u II Sla II ,.

! 8er1in, 1. Mop. Die @r0fnllng
beg preuBii6en 2anotases 1T auf ben Is.
bs. feit9elebt poroen.
Sobann Moit bat bic 9erous9abe Der
r6reibeit" BON 2onoon na6 8iiri4 perz
legt.
Dem beuti@en 8unbesratb liest elm
@eiebenttpnrf por, Die glrneezDifi5ie in
8etreff Der 8eniionen nit ben gipilzBez
an,ten slei6 81 iteueu, ipas bas 4usgaz
be=8ubset nm 1905, 900 Mart erb6ben
ipiirbe.
9as oe1ti@e austpdrtige Mmt bat alle
oeuti4en Goniuln infr'lirt, bei @trafe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-11-09

= Wa1bin9ton. @eprd9t iuarben I'M
Monat October $3,474,000 @ol6, 49,
$4,000 Silber, $79,10o gfidels rnb
Gents; 5uiammen $5,924,100.
Sen. s. q. 9eruiip, Dberitlieutez
nant bes 81 9lrtiaeriere9i1nents, lit nun
III Gubetano perlebt tporben.
sSn Dem SaDne'l6en &ro5eB >pe9en,
per1u6ter Beite6u19 eines @el@>porenen
int @ternpoitpro5eB, 1T Sic 8etueisauf
nabne 9eI61oHen,
2lus bem Sabresberi6t bes 'britten
a~ilnterz@eneralpo1 1tmeiiters 1T erIi9tli9,
DaB Die Ginnabmen Der Ho1t lire Musz
9abeu tint Millionen 0oQars iiberltiez
gen. 9ie 3abl 0er 6en Eoitlneitern 9ez
lteferten Srieimarfen, geite1npelten 8riefz
lnllbldSe, 3eitru1gsumi61d9e u1t6 Soft
fartell belief licb a1tf 1,74o, ,571, ,038. Sbr
@eIannltipertD betrll9 $40, ,97O, ,O53, pber
llm IS Frocent n1e9r, als inn porbergeb=
be1loen &eriualtlln9sjabre. 0nr6 Sic
dead letter office" sin9en 1895, 1885
Bptltiide, 9egelt 6as Gorjabr cine 8uz
naDme BON Is Hro5ent, Ser Betrag
bes @elbes, 0eilen Gi9entbiimer 1i9 nit
bent be1te1t Bile1tnidt erntitteln lieben,
betrug 1867 0paors; 3739 Dollars ,uurz
Den fir autgtniigeub franfirte Hp1tIaben
erbDben,
:, 9ieip Dprf. slnt 1. 9}opember lit
Die Deu1ter'16e 3mil6enoedsbia, bas Sc
Ieb gum G6ube ser Gintpanoerer >pdbz
reno Der 9eerei1e, III &raft getreten. Sic
bieiigen 5ollinipeftoren, benen bieles. &C.
= 1eb Die HFidt auferlegt bie Dier eiulauz
fenben s(ns1panbererldiffe 5u beii6tieen,
erbielten BON benz 3ollcontroueur Sen.
@raban1 Die n6tbige,1 Srltructionen, INN
barauf 81 adten, baB ben 8efimn1ungen
beS Delllterz@eiebe5 fortan 5olge 9eleiz
ltet tpiro. Aebnlibe @eill1noen tperbe1
ben Snlpecturen III Sen anoeren @intpan=
ber1lngSbdfen ertbeilt.
x Seem Oort, 8. Nop. Ser 21idbri9e
@ep, 6, @. Dallenoori ans D1tzgeetp
Dorf bat ii6 bor einigen Sa9en auf eie
mem Grade in oem Evergreen" z&ir9boi
bur6 ei11en S6uB t66tlid per,punoet l,no
lit be,,te geitorben, Nuf bie 6ra9e, ,paz
rrn er iid) erl6olieu babe, erlpiberte er:
u3un1 5paB."
9anoille, girg:, s. .gaop. 9ie
GranojurD bat bel1te 9e9en Ben Mapor
bieier @tobt Sobn 9enrD Solution, mel
der por &ur5e1n ben friberen bielisen
Epli5eidef Sobn s. 9at@er eri6oB, Die
Infla9e oes Mproes erboben.
Bortlanb, Me., 6. gop. sSn 6pl9e
bes lmI6lasens eines nit iieben Mtann
belebten 8optes beg @9ooners S. 6.
s8all in Der Coos 8ai, fins Ser 5teuer=
mann Deg S6iffes uno ein M1atrole err
trunfen; Der &apitan ip1rbe i6>uer be-
i6dbigt BON Der 8runoung an bas l1fer
eetuorien nno 1T sleid ben iibrigen bier
Mann>gerettet tpuroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-11-09

perlebt; Die 8erlebunsen, ,pel@e bic |
@rdfin Somer8 bei ben, llnfall erlittenI
bat, iinb ernit1i9er Matur. 9aiemanb 1T
inbei1en nm oas 2eben setomn,er.
| / &aris, 6. 9eop. Die e,.ropdii9en|
Md@te, NIT Nusnabne Granfrei9s, neb
men ben 8orl@1os Der 9erlte1uns elmer
britii9en @ontrolle in Mesppten unter
ibrer &ufii@t an. Die Yariier 8eitunz
gen iinb iiber bic sa6lase iebr erbittert
uno brin9eu ernftfi4 in bic &egierllns,
bic Sntere1en Grantrei4s sesen oie
@aub9ier @roRbritaniens iorgfalti9 5u|
tuabren.
+ Bern, 1. Mep. Bebel, @riQenberz
ger, &ollmar, 8urf, l1nb 2abibborf rnb
anbere oeuti@e, ruiiii9e uab i4tpei5eriz
l6e so5ia1ilten baben bas alte S4loB
@epoen bel @intertbur fduFi9 ertporben,
nm baielbit cine Drlderei ein5uri9ten.
! &om, 8. @op. Die rDirettoD lpri9t
in einem 2eitartitel ben gsuni4 aug, baB
ser &aiier BON 0eiterrei@ @om beiu@en
m6se, uno ia9t babel, iein Gmpfang uerz
be lebr 6er5ti4er @atur fem, es iolle
teine feinoielise &unbsebun9 befiir9tet
tperben.
I 8ei Der @r6ffnun9 Ser &ammern tuirb
Die &e9iernt9 iiber bie 1rterbanblansen
pe9en zines 8eiu@s Der &ailerin bon
! Seiterrei6 bierielbit befraet iperoen.
! Ser SOB 6es Mar4ele g(ntinori, bes
Settlers Der 9eo9rapbi19en expedition am
Mequator, tpiro eemeloet.
/ tSt. &etersbur9, 6. Mop. @s berr16t
bier auBeroroentli9e &dlte mmo bic
S4ifffabrt 1T 9el@1piien: Die @epa 1T
bur6 Sis 9eiperrt.
Ser r&egierun9sbote" fteqt Sen GrlaB
eines &erbptes Der Efer6ezMusfuEr in
Mbre6e.
I Sn rniiii@en 6iplomatii6en @reile11
miro bebauptet, bab bie 8e5ieb1tn9en gu
9euti6lanb iebr ber5li9er geatur leien,
+ WeaoriS, /. Nob. Gin amtli5es
Eelegramm bon ManiQa lagt, oaB in Sem
fur6tbaren Srfan, tpel@er an1 20. Dcz
tober bort 9etuiitbet fat, 20 &auffabrz
teiS@iffe nit iiber 100 @eelel1ten al1
&runoe 9e9angen leien.
| + &onitantinopel, 6. gipp. &uBlano
uno bie $forte f0nnen 1i@ iiber Sen 8eitz
punft, ,uann bic 9iirfei nit ser Be5abz
lung Der &rie9sentl6d6igung besinnert
ioa, ni6t einisen. ga6 Ser MnIi9t Der
&fprte 1oa bamit int Wldr5, na9 Der
&uBlanos idon i'm Sanuar besonnen
tper6e.
t0ie tiirtiide 6inan5cor,ntiii.n fat
bere6net, oaB 0as 8ubget fir 1888 eli,
Def5it BON $4,000 Millionen DoQars
aufnelien tpirb.
I + @r5erum, l. gaop. 9ie rullii6en
8erme1uneen in ser gfa9barl9aft BON
Gau baben gu Dem @eriidt NnlaB 9esez
ben, baB Die &ufen Mnitalten trefien,
auf @r5ermt gu mari@iren. Die 9ur=
ten lammeln Truppen in &om.
! &airo, 6. Mop. 9ie biefse Inter
lu@unssz zgommiliion, tuelde ta9lid @itz
unsen abbdlt, bat sesen 3s5 politii@e
@efansene Die @orunteriu@un9 sefibrt,
1nb so bapon tperben Dor Elm &riess9e<
. ri3t 9eiteqt tueroen, iobalb Elm lof9es
einberufen tueroen fam,
5000 Wfann Militdr iino auf Dem
&unfte, na9 Suafim auf5ubre9en; cine
! &eierpezM Mannl@aft BON 5000 1T nad
&orosfo entlenoet iporben, INN oielel,
&untt 5u betpa9en.
i @raf Granville bat BEN britijden @e=
neralconinl Sir .@btparb Malet an9eipie=
len, bas @er1ansen bes frau56fil4eu
Gontroleurs 8reoif 5u ben @itunser
oes dsDptil6eu Miniiterratbes sllse5oseu
d.l lueroen, Der beuoritebenoen Beratbunq
i 5mil9en gberif Ynlba unb 9oro DufTe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-11-09

Glo1to, Sttar,tS Go1ttt,), q
beI9iiben, penn fie berolibt ober unter=
bridt tuiiroen, ionbern iie muBten ibre
&e6te na4 &rdften ie1bit pertbeibisen.
9a Die @esen6, in pel4er iie bisber se=
1ebt, fi6 tueoer 5ur. 2anotpirtbl4aft, nod
5ar &ieb5u9t eisne, 'piirbe ibnen erlaubt
tperoen, ii4 pafienbe 2an6ereien auf ber1
&eierpation 5ur 8ebau,ln9 1nter Der 6bel
but ber 9duptlinst a1S5uiu9en, ipe1de1
tpel4e fit bic Grbaltuns gutter Dronpns|
unb oas quite 8etrasen Der peri9iebe,eul
Banben peranttuort1i@ iein tuiirben. Diel
@duptlin9e tpiiroen bl1r4 @olbaten aug
ibrem ei9enen Stamnte unterltabt tper=
ben, tuel&e NIT 9aiidf4t auf ibren Gbaz
raeter nno @i1fluB, uuo lire 8efdbiguns
fir ibre neuen Db1iesenbeiten sendblt
tperben miirben. @eiBe Soloaten tpar=
ben nnr bann berbeise5ogen tperben, ,penn
bic Mpa9es fi@ unfdbi9 ertuieRn, fi@
ielbit 5u resieren. Die Snbianer Mfg
ten 1ernen, ii6 auf ii@ ielbft gu ptr1aiien.
lleber 1900 &rie9er 1aui9ten bieien g8orz
ten oes Generals, bic einen tiefen @inz
brud auf iie 5,1 nta9en i9ienen.
Sn @r1reta, geep., fanb 5tpii9en
Sames q. Mnberlon, benz &ebacteur oes
republitanii@en 8lattes ,@ureta @penins
2eaber", rnb George S. Red, benz repn=
b1itanil@en Ganbibaten fir bic @nperinz
ten6entur Der 6ffentli9en @@ulen, cine
@@ieBaffaire itatt, tue1@e bamit enbi9te,
baB Gnoerion BON leinem @eeuer l6tper
perlpunoet tpur6e unb iebt in iterbenbem
3uitanoe barnie6erlie9t. @oliti|4e MiBz
beqigteiten biloeten bas Motip.
Gincennes, Sno., 6. g2op. Sc. g..
8rennon, &ei1ea9ent fit &anb & Mcz
&aaD BON @bica9u, tpurbe gelter7 con 3
Mastirter1 tue19e nit sfepolpern be&pafz
net lparet, iiberfaQen uno ieiner 9oloe<
nen nbr, ietnes 8aarporratbs BON $42
unb ieiner 8apiere beraubt. Seine @pur
BON Ben Tbdterlt.
X 9ie @tabt 8e1leoue in Dbio tpar
in Ser gta@t pom @amlta9 gum Counting
Der @6auplab eines blutigen @atte1,=
moroes. 9rou @nnie &aofort bate if
rem @atten Sobu tue9en ser sraul lamen
8ebanb1un9, tuel6e berlelbe lift an9ez
oeiben lieB, bereits felt einiger ,3eit perz
1aiien uno itan6 int 8e9riffe, eil1e @9ciz
bunsstlase ein5uleiten, tuel6e ibr jeooe9
9leieb5eiti9 Die freie &erfiisung iiber ibr
miitterli6es Grbe i6ern iollte. Sim
@awta9 slbenb er16ien Sobn &abfort
|ppr Dem @obnbauie leiner @6pie9erelz
tern, fiel lolort iiber feline @attir, tpelbe
|
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8ooen unb 5ielte nit einen1 &epolper
na@ ibrem @aupte. Das ung1udlite
0pfer perlubte, ibm Die s6uB,paffe 81
enttpinoen, cine ibren Mrm bur9bobrenbe
&u9el ma6te iie jebo@ ,1nfdbi9, ii9 5n
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tpe1@e ii@ iofort gu ieiuer @erfolg,1ng
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-11-09
S n I a II ).
9as @olts8erid)t.

Die republifanifbe Eartei gerit6tet = uub
per0ammt.
9ie 8ub1erri9aft in Nem Dorf unb Benn.
1Dlpanien 3ertriimmert.
Ser Staat Netu Dorf nit 10000 N}ehr.
beit beunofrattf@.
Sm EennIDlDanien 8ob Gameron's Mamn
nit 10000 Mebrbeit 8ei9lagen.
Connecticut nit $500 bis 1000 N,ehrheit
oemofratiid6.
Sm Seras bic bemofratii6e Nehrheit
$4,000.
Nieiige bemofratii9e 8eminne In 91isconfin.
Seufter nit 1900 Mebrbeit qetuGhlt. =
@iintber nit perminberter Nebrbeit.
Sen. Butler in WfajIa9uietts nit 10000
big $4,000 Mebrbeit 3um 6ouoerneur
8etpGblt.
Sn Netu Seriep ber mniaubere Nobcion
ab9etafelt.
NepnblifaniIbe Ierlnjte in ben gonQrek.
tuablen iibera4.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-07
THE MINSTRELS.

BY card in another column, our readers
will learn that "The Big 4 Minstrel Troupe''
will give an entertainment at popular
prices, in tho Opera House, next Friday
night, wherever they have played at, Phila
delphia, Cincinnati, st. Paul, Galveston
Pittsburgh, San Francisco and st. Louis,
press and people have joined in pronounc.
ing them the greatest Ministries on the road.
From various notices we select the follow.
ing from the New York Herald, which is a
iair sample Of all the others.
We have seen the "Megatherians," the
"Mastodons," the $50 count them go" and
all the sensational Ministries of the period,
but unhesitatingly state that Mortons "Big
Four Minstrels," who played ut the stand.
ard Theatre last week, arc the best by very
long odds. The vocal and instrumental
music, the dancing, the comedy, the mount.
ings, and the freshness of everything were
remarkable, The house was very large.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-07

G. G. IT, p. H. Schulz; G.. G. T., T. NJ.
Lovett; G. G. S. B., P. II. Saup; G.. G.. I. G.,
VIM. Martin; G. G. c., W. ]. Cundiff; G..
G. s., jeff NJ. Clark.
Executive committee r. j. Rosenwater
John W. c. Fry, P. H. Ssup
Board of trustees: Vim. NeG, Ed. De.
zonia, T. M. Lovett.
The installation ceremonies will take
place on the night of Wednesday, May
10th. They will be of the usually bril-
liant character, comprising, besides the
mysterious proceedings and forms peculiar
to the organization, grand banquet,
toasts, etc. The usual time for the election
OF officers is at the last meeting in Feb.
ruary, and the installation on the 9th of
March. But the ball which the Krew had
on hand about that time, and the little I'M
easiness which prevailed generally because
of the superhuity of water in this neighbor-
hood, tended to divert the Krew's mind
and the election, ETC., was postponed