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National Republican., 1883-01-03
Nn,Y YorIl Onicurs.

II Is gravcly announced in the Washington
dispatch cs TO many outside newspapers that
changes in federal offices in New York have
been decided upon as follows; Robert Scwell,
Senator Sewel's brother, to succeed Stewart
l., Woodford, district attorney; eN-Stato SEN
atOr Robert ShThau to succeed GGu, Charles
X. Graham. surveyor Of the port, aud John Il,
Tydeckcr to supplHnt j. G. Howard, appraiser
Of the port. The only change so far decided
upon is in tho appraisership, and the guessers
are clear Of in tho man, Mr.. Lydccker will
not succeed Mr. Howard. The gossip in re-
lation to other changes Is equally unreliable,
aud Is what statesmen would characterize as
"nere newspaper talk"
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Jnstice In TmIlls.

The joint resolution respecting the adminis-
tration of justice in Tunis, which passed the
house on tho 10th of December last, occupied
the attention of the senate committee on for
eign relations yesterday, and, rs amended by
the committee, was subsequently reported to
the senate by Mr.. Window with "a favorable
recommendation for its passage. Tho rcsolu-
tiqn as it passed the house provided That
Wien the President of the United States shall
dissatisfied that system for the administra-
sN of justice shall be established in Tuuis
blythe government of France, in accordance
with the usage of civilized and christian ma
tions, under which all rights of person and
property of the citizens Of the United States
may be fully and permanently protected, he
SHALL by proclamation declare that the right,
on the part Of the United States and its citi-
2ens, TO claim extra territorial jurisdiction
within said territory of Tunis, as secured by
existing treaties and laws, has ceased, and
will no longer be claimed or exercised" This,
this committee amended by striking out the
words, 'by the government of France" in
order to avoid any possible misconstruction
which might be put upon the phaseology by
other nations
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Polo nj ihn RINK.

There was an interesting game of polo at
the shaking rink last night which was wit
messed by very large attendance. The game
was closely contested, and the players We're
quite evenly matched, the score standing /, /.
'fhe players were as follows; Reds-JOhn
Citing, captain field; llillyer, forwards Main,
cover Casanova, I'd coyCT DE Ronceray
Murphy, goal. llues--(feo Boyd, captain
field; Metals, point Harvow, "a cover Baw-
sci, goal; Hatch, goal; Allen, cover Tonight
at the rink, and brilliant evening is antici-
pated.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
land DenIsinn.

Secretary Teller, in answer to counsel, has
written letter to the commissioner of tho
general land Office in regard TO his decision of
December 2l, in the case of the Alabama and
Chattanooga railway vs.. tho South and North
railway in Alabama He says that "the
term 'iioiety' was intended, in its true sense,
to indicate equal division as between any two
roads having equal rights and common
limits" and adds that il is for the state au-
thorities TO make the division, and that any
decision which awards II rghtGul division of
the land will DO recognized by tho Interior
departmcnt,
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Denomination.
The Late Comet.

The following elliptic elements of the great
comet of 1882 have been computed by DR.. ].
Morrison, of the Nautical Almanac Office from
three observations, made at the naval OBJ
servatory on the dates specified:
Wash NJ r. H. 4. Dec.
sepI,~iV9 96o7s6 1850 Srdipl % 81 qs25 S!
oct : s72OA57 1879 1870 1Oo 40, 2l",9 S.
Dee Ill .6l992l 1910 525"3 800 l6' 28H1 s.
These observations were afterward cor
ercted for observation and parallax by means
of parabolic elements previously computed
from the first and second Of the above obser-
vations, and one made on October "a, at Clin-
ton, N. Y.
Elements - Perihelion passage, 1882, Sep
tember, 16o 09s76 Washington mean time (;
longitude of fascendiugnodc, 3l6o o. 1879; dis
tance from node to perhelion, G0o 39' 3l".4;
inclination to plano of eclptic, 3So 81 3"5 re-
ferred to the mean equinox and ecliptic of
1882. Eccentrcity, 090S06s; logarithm of
perihelOn distance, 7.s000602; periodic time,
G52.506 years; motion, retrOgradc,
National Republican., 1883-01-03
NOVEL STATUS or EX-soLDIERs.
Three Months Men Claiming That They
Have Not Yet Bcen Mustered Out OF
Service.

Three Months Men Claiming That They
Have Not Yet Iieen Mustered out OF
Service.
A queer complication has como to light in
southwestern Rhode Island, tho details of
which have just been made public. During
the first days of the rebellion tho Ninth and
Tenth regiments, Rhode Island volunteers,
went to the front us three months mon.
Whom their time of service expired they
returned home, being told that there dis
charge papers would be made out and for
wardcd the next week. They did not receive
them, however until few days ago. About
five months since some one of their number
suggested that as they had never been dis
charged they were liable 20 be called out Mt
any timo Uncle Sam saw it, Subsequent
dolboration in regard to tho matter led
several of them to hold the opinion that they
were still in the government employ, and
hence wcro entitled to their pay of S13 per
leaving tic southern battle fields TO the
liable TO military duty. The bill for all csti-
mated from their standpoint, IL is said, would
with interest amount TO over S5,0O0,000. At
length tho discharge papers Of the regiment
were applied for, aud they have now arrived
from Washington bearing date December 10,
1882. Since then there has been no concerted
action tallcn toward laying the matter. before
congress, but the captain of the companies
has made application for his back pay for tho
period of time involved, including the inter-
est thereon. The remaining members are
impatiomtly awaiting the result OF his under
tnls inc
National Republican., 1883-01-03
BRANCH OFFICES
or
The National Republican,

For tho accommodation Of the pubic, branch
offices have been established at prominent locJ.
tions, whore at all times Advertisements AMI sub.
scriptons can be len at exactly the same cost as %:
the main office.
Wants. Ronts, For Sale &c, &C.. Of three l;n'
or less, inserted three times for - cents Al an.
swers when desired, viii be delivered by special
messenger to tho residence or onico of the adyer'
user.
Tins REPUBLICANS intends TO dcm1uytn:o ,lN' u
is tho very best advertising medium IN tho DIS.
trict and earnestly requests liberal patronage OF
It's branch Offices.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
How TO Get IA Cup Of coffee.

IsOHuON ttOOc, DtttHtOtT q
A good story is told of NJ. Grcvy, who is an.
opicurc in coffee. One day, out hunting, hG'
entered roadside winc-housc. Have you
any chcory" he asked "Ycs, sir" Bring
mo some" Tho man of the house returned
with small can of chicory. Z" Is that all you
havep asked the president of the republic
ave have little more Bring me the
rost;" when he camc with another can of
chicory, NJ. Grcvy said, "You have no
morc?n "No, sir' every well; now go
and make me q cup Of Coffee
For Collie and Grubs
In my mules aud horses ! give Simmons
Liver Regulator. ] have not lost one gave
it to. T.. T. TAYLOR,
Agent for Graugcrs of Georgia.
Genuine prepared only by j. II. Icilin Il Co.
Notes for Redemption.
The national bank notes received for re-
demption yesterday amount TO S5S9,O00.
National Republican., 1883-01-03

The bill introduced by Mr.. Holman yesler-
dag provides that no claim against the quar-
termaster commissary, or engineer depart
ment, for property lost in military service
shall be entertained unless presented TO the
proper department. within two years from the
time the claim accrued, 1t makes provision,
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Horse Talk.

Old Red Cloud, the Sioux chief, had short
interview with Secretary Teller yesterday
afternoon He was accompanied by his in
terpreter. Contrary to expectations, Rcd
Cud did not say word about the affair at
Pine Ridge agency, but confined himself to
complaining that some six years ago Gen.
Crook had taken over 100 horses from him,
and he now asked that no be paid $4,000
damages Red Cloud win have another talk"
before returning homo.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Thc Rcvcnnc NInrInc.

The bill to transfer the revenue marine SER
vice of the Treasury department TO the Navy
department provides for the creation Of a
revenue marine bureau, to be oliicercd by
the navy and entirely controlled by the sccre-
tary of the navy, subject only To service on
requisition from the secretary OF the treasury.
1t provides also for promotion of cadets 10 this
branch of the service.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Pnyment. hy NYnrrnmts.
The CnbInet NIeetIng.

Yesterdays session of the cabinet was de-
voted to the consideration of foreign affairs.
All the members were present, excepting At
torney General Brewster.
National Republican., 1883-01-03

however, for old and pending claims, includ-
ing those Of the states on account of wars
with the Indians and frontier protection, by
specifying that they shall not be barred If
presented within year from the time of the
passage of tho act. 1t also contains pro-
vision to prevent the reconsideration of claims
that have been passed upon and decided by
the secretary of the treasury.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Re.Ignntion ana Promotion.

Byron d. Adsil chief Of the salary and al-
lowance division of tho Postollico depart
ment, has resigned and has been appointed u
postolfce inspector. Mr.. Albert II, Scott II
clerk in the salary aud allowance division, has
been promoted to be chief of the division, to
succeed Adsil
National Republican., 1883-01-03
The Oeic,,ab,,rg CoIIcetor.

Secretary Folger has received the report of
Special Agents Tichenor and Tinglc in regard
TO the charges against Mai, Daniels, ox-col-
lectOr of costoms at Ogdensburg, n. " Tho
result of the investigation will be made pub
lie in n few days.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
CiyII Service.

Mr. Kasson says that the senate civil Scr
vice bill will be considered by tho house civil
service committee at its first meeting, and
will probably be reported to tho house with
out amendment. A meeting was called for
yesterday morning, but noquorum appeared,
National Republican., 1883-01-03
PoatoMIce.

A statement furnished by the Postoilice
department shows that at the end of the cal
in the United States, against 4l035 for the
year 1881, being an increase during the year
Nc I O5E
National Republican., 1883-01-03
The CreeI, TrouI,I, I1nJc,I.

Indian Commissioner Price yesterday after
noon received a telegram from Musbogeo, l. r.,
saying that "The Creek trouble is ended.
All parties have gone TO their homes"
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Receipts.

The receipts from internal revenue yester-
day were $l,3si, ,4602O and from customs
$570,6s4.23.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Conscience MONEY.

The secretary of the treasury received 9
conscience contribution Of 5000 yesterday in
an envelope postmarked Newark, n j.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
THE EXPLOITS OF AN IMPosToR.

The arrest of Berginat the impostor, who
passed himself Off to the conilding people of
Montreal as an attache of the French legation
in London, recalls the exploits of the same
adventurer while here this fall In Wash
ington Berginat assumed the name Of dis
tinguishod French physician, preflxing TO it
the title of count and the following incident
of the Marquis ofCatalnaran relates his career
here. The clipping is from Washington
letter 20 the st. Louis Globe Democrat of De-
cember 10:
Certain circles ofWest End society are con-
vulsed and huttering over the most delight
ful bit of gossip that they have gotten hold Of
in long time and the affair is such novel
one of its kind for this city that the popu-
larity Of the sensation may be understood.
With the Offices of the different legations sit
nated in Washington, bogus counts aud for
eign adventures have never chosen this field
for their operations since exposure would DO
assured by the first inquiry at diplomatic
National Republican., 1883-01-03
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The Increase OF Coins

The Increase OF Coins.
The following is statement of the coinage
executed at the mints of the United States
during the month of December, 1882:
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
OUR LITTLE BOY
A etory,of l%nfantile SuHerlnglT ruly as Iold
by His Parents.

Z Ma. FDrroR,-wo feel II onr duty 10 write YOU
what the CUrlcURA rene los hovs done for our
TILE boy, woo Ihss been terribly afflicted with
Salt RheuD, %scr1iula, and Erysipelas ever since
no was born, Ind nothing we could give hi Il
helped him until We tried CuTIouRA, VIII CHI, after
using quite n quantity, beg n to help him and
gradually cured him unit he Is now as fail a. ary
his face aud hands swcled yer baily. We h d
no comfor, with him. II was so much work to
take care NJ him, and ne suffered 30. We began
to treat him when he was Is intnths old, civ ng
him at ffst 10 drops OF the CurIBuRA REsoLvENr
at q time, bathing In warm water and CuriCuRA
Soar, and applying CuiIouKA carefully to the en-
tire body. HeisIow 81 ga 8 Cd acd Ia perfect.
ly well. wehave not wri ten befor because we
thought II might appear again; but IL has not,
ard ~ are very thanstul.
Beluhertown, Mass.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05

In concentrating his ideas preparatory
to starting out soon. l wish here to
correct sn report circulated
about the county by some # the lead.
Ing papers of tho state, announcing
that Mrs, VIM. Cody has applied flr
a divorce, &o. l. gives me pleasure
to stste that this is not 90 and thai
sho has never entertained Such an
idea, nor Is she likely to, 90 she is u
very devoted and smlsb,e wife. b.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
Corn FOR Liverpool.

ST. LOUIS, May A contract was
made to day by the Erie and North
Saore Dirpstch line to ship leo, 900
busheis of corn to Liverpool by Bos.
ton at 30 cents. As this tp five or ulx
cents below the regular rate the differ
ence Is exclaimed by the statement
that the steamer at Boston will take
1t as ballast.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
Work Resumed.

oUeVTII DIspAtth % THh Bkk-
BosroN, Maya The grinding room
OF the Boston rubber shoe company's
factory started yesterday. l: Is OK.
pecteo that work will be resumed Ia
full next Monday in bath mills, giving
employment to over 1900 hands.
These mills have been shut down for
the last two months owing to tho high
prices OF rubber.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the matter OF the Estate Of Thom:s A. Nc.
Shane, deceased.
No,iceis hereby given that creditors OF said
deceased, will meet the adni ~liltrltor q said f,
tate before pc, county Judge OF Douglas County
ty on the ~ h day OF May 1888, en- the 18th day
OF July, 1888, and on the 18th day OF september,
1888, at 10 O'Clock a, m. each day, for the pur.
pose Of presenting their claims for examination,
adjustment AID allowance, Six months are a..
lowed for creditors to present their Claims, and
one year for the admins. rator b settle said es.
tate, from the 18th day Of March, 1883, this no.
tice Will be published In the Omaha Daily Bee
or four weeks EXCESSIVELY, prior 20 the 18th day
OF May, 1888. A, N. CHADWICK,
IA true opy.l County Judge.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
Opening and Closing of Nails.
U. p. X. r. MAIN N

day, viz: 4 80 q. m
A Lincoln mail S also opened at 1920 a. m.
Once open sundays from 1900 m. to loo p.
M.
THOS. f. HALL, Postmaster
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
Irish Eationa l League.
nianaInh 10 Tun Rnl

CHICAGO, May 4-Arrangements
were made tonight for u meeting of
the Irish Americana to morrow night,
for the purpose of ratif.ing the action
OF the late Philadelphia convention.
Addresses Will ce made by Alexander
Sullivan, precedent of the Irish Ms.
tionsl League, Mayor Harrison and E.
A. Storrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
Kidney Disease Cured.

C~hristiansburg. Va, 1885,.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which ] could get no relief, 1
tried Browns Iron Bitters, which
cured me completely. a child OF
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem 10
be able to cat at all. gave him Iron
Bitters with the happiest results.
J. KYLE MONTAGUE
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
CURE IN E CASE.

Your CurlCuRA remedies outs II all other med.
icines | keep for skiu diseases. My customers
and att ia ssy that they have effected q cure In
every instance, where other remedies have failed.
Ii. W. BROCKwAY. Nj. ID.
Franz lin FAILS, N. ii
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
BEST BLOOD PURIFIER

Ihave used your CUrIcURA remedies in scvera
Eases Of f zems, Moist hi d Dry letter, and cured
then all. Your turiCuRA REsoLvESr, SO far % my
supply enables me to test It, has, in m, hands,
exceeded in efficacy and ctioi ncy any Alternative
compound (blood %puriier) | have ever made use
OF In an active prsct 60 q 80 years duration.
T.. N. ECKER, NJ. ID.
JatlanpNtIn pa
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05

The best medicine of the age for
quickly curing indigestion. nervous
ness, etc, is Browns Iron Bitters.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
RAILROADS.

The Chicago, st. PGul Minneapolis and Omaha
trains leave every S turd AZ afte noon.
TIL Chicfg 90, Milwaukee and s.. Paul trains
cave every saturday afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
Heart Disease.

Heart Disease.
Vine ST., Harrisburg, Pa
Dec. a, 1881.
After trying different physicians
and many remedies for palpitation
Of the heart without receiving any
benefit. | was advised to try Browns
Iron Bitters. ] have used two bot.
ties and never found anything that
gave me SO much relief
Mrs. JENNIE HISS.
For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies are subject, Browns IRON
BIrTERs is invaluable. Try it.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
A Lady Cured Of Rheumatism.

Baltimore, Md, May ?, 1880.
My health was much shattered by
Rheumatism when I commenced
taking Browns Iron Bitters, and |
scarcely had strength enough to at.
tend to my daily household duties.
am now using the third bottle and
am regaining strength daily, and I
c~heertully recommend il to all.
cannot say too much in praise
Of 1t. Mrs. MARY Z. BRAsHRAR,
i73 Freshman ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05

Saturday Evening Trains.
The following tabl, shows the date and namet
n roads running trains to Chicago itom tn,
Union Pacific transfer on Saturday evenings:
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
STRONG
EACTS/

A great many people are asking
what particular troubles Browns
lion BlrrERs is good for.
1t will cure Heart Disease, paral.
ysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and all similar diseases.
Its wonderful curative power is
simply because it purides and en-.
riches the blood, thus beginning at
the foundation, and by building up
the system, drives out all disease.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-06
Sabnunfdne.

Goronto, Ont, 5. Sebr. - Gin Ser
i0neIlz uno Elm Sra6tsug colibirten heute
nahe bsr Bride iiber bic @baubieresSdle,
uno mehrere Waggons murben sertriimmert.
ytcTano purbe perlest. SGtte itd) Der I'm
iall cinige Qusenblide friibsr ereignet, ais
bic Siias bic Bride freu;ten, 10 ipiiroeu beibe
3ii9e in bic Sdlle geiiiir;t ieiu. Der petus
nidre Sdlaoeu betragt $4,000.
9abton, O., 5. Sebruar. - Gin iiSz
lid gehenber Yerionensus Der sOaptou. Wiz
diaaner Sabn" collibtrte beute Iad)mittag
III airimoob NIT einem 6raft,uge. Beibe
gOtOmctiufabrer, Namens Soba Tliner uno
Sranf Trumun, Sei;er BAT 6OparO unJ 9e.
pGdreiiier Sranf 0beeler purben get0btet,
unb beibe gOtouottuen foft total berolirt.
Sr. Sbterfelb bon annasStation iit Der eius
sise Yaiiagier, ipeldsr perleet puroe. Die
8ataftrOpbe itetnt burd Elm Wibperftduo.
uib Der Sefeble ueruriaflt uurSen gu ieiu.
Srabforb, Benni., 5. Sebruar. -
Gin ans 9otomotiue, @epads unS spei
Yaiiagierpassous beffebenber, mad SuHalo
beiiimnter 3ug Der rSufialo=Nepsyor
Ybilaoelpbier gabn" brad heute Sornlittag
unpeit Sinsbale burd cine in Solae oes
Sodnaliers geidpld)te, iiber ben Sfhua-
Greet fiihreuoe Sriide. 2ofomotipe Hnb elm
@epadmasson ftiirsten in Die 6lutb hiuab,
ullein Die beibeu BeriOuenpagguus bliebsn
sliidlider gSeiie aui benz @eleiie fteben.
2ofonotipfIbrer Sionep SalI uuo Sei;er
6rant Briggs aus Buffalo fameu NM eebsu
unb ibre eeideu ipurben bon bem bod anges
if)tpollenen Stronle baoongefiihrt, @onbutz
teur u. g. goue ans Sleau, N=y., erlitt
beoentlide iunere Serlesungen uuo q. 9.
Sorrep aus Stbaca einen armbrud,. Dtebz
rere anbere Yaiiasiere erbielteu leidte
Sd)rammen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-06
&enatpr Tcrrp's Banferptt. =.

Detroit Mid,., 5. 6ebruar. - lsber
bsn Gcnftrott Der @ehriiber Serrp gu @rano-
tSauen III rod ridts Naberes er,nittelt. Die
@ebriioer pareu felt mehreren Sabreu nit Der
gntpidsluns elmer Silbersrube in Utah be.
idGiiiet, mslGe srObe Summen oeridlans,
obne eripGbnenswertbe ginfiinfte ein;ubrin9en.
3ie 6irma nar ieood) iiberseugt, oaB bic
Grubc groBs 9teid,tbiimcr in tbrem Sdocbe
bersc. Die fiuanaisIlsn Serlt9enbeiteu Der Sir
ITO beaunnen Dor etiua stuet Sabren, uno eit
lsetsm Neujabrstase bnben uiele Der hauptiddl-
lteu @!dubiscr in aGer Stiae Sdlritte sur
Sidrfellrg itrer @utbabeu ourd SeidlaS'
rabusbcfshls II. |. NJ. getrofien. Serlhieoene
aEtre 6irmen usroen ourh o.n Santetott
empfr0It berilhrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-06
Sbitaep's SSniier;uinbr III 6e=
~ hr

@bicago, 5. 6ebruar. - 0a8 Sis bat
iid an bsr M:inbung Ses Sluiiss geitaut,
auein "a Die Str0muug cine iehr laugiane
1T, 10 liirttet mun feine lleberidwemmung.
Die hduptIddlidle Suelle Der SeiorguiB 1T
bic Crib" i'm See, burd pelfe Die Staot
ibren Iaiierbeearf besiebt. Sier Manner
fnb bort iortmdbrenb bauit beiddftigt bas
Gis aus een Sefinuussn bes gSaiiertunnels
81 entTernen. Souten oieie Seffuungen pers
ftcpft iuerbeu, 10 mirb bic Safer;ufubr abs
geidnitten. Die arbeiter iinb nur auf einiz
&c Gage oerprouiantirt, ulh es iit unul0gs
lid, bic Crib" nit einem Hemorqueur ,u
erretden. Sin Seriudl, gu SuBe Iber Die
gisfiauung su 9clangen, fuiirbe nit groBer
Gefabr perfniipft iein. sllle beute aulaugen,
BEN Siige iino nm eiHe bic bier Stunoen pers
fn1tet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-06
Der &arneDal in Nfew Orleans.

Nem orleans, 5. Sebruar. - Die
Sarneualsisier bsgann heute gtahmittaa NIT
Dem @mpfar9 bcs SDnigs &arnepal. pelfer
I'M llhr gtadmittags III Die Stabt einios.
0as Sd)ifi, peld)es Den SDnig bradte, wur0e
burf bic 9ampfpieiien aller 9ampfer uno Ourd
altillGieiuluen begriibt. Der 6eiSug langte,
nadl0em er burd Die bouptid6liden StraBen
paiiirt mar, uul a llbr Nadnlitta9s Dor oem
Sarucua!spalaiie on. Die speite Baraoe Der
nSrCrrc Of YOrtcuS" fanb beute slbeno iatt.
Sene Gtielidlaft belt ihren eriien llm;us i'll
1892, su pelGer 3eit Die Sbeolo9ie &sppten's
illuitri.t mutbc. Der leutige 3ug iteute @pO'
den DER Gci0idIte Sranfrcid)'s bird, II bril-
lante SableauT bar Morgen finost eiu abers
maltger aroBer Tcifsug pts a0uigS aarneual
fat, rnb ON 9lbsnO riiden bic ,,&uisbtS Of
@lomuS" aus. Die Staet 1T nit 5remoen
leiillt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-06
Galtes gSetter i'm Sunen.

New Orleans, 5. 5sbruar. - Sier
singetrofiene Sae3ialoepeiden ergeben, baB
ungslrObnlih faltes 8etter in allen Sbeilen
BON Seras berritt. Sn Dallas itanb oas
Sbsrmouletsr geifern friib auf @rao inter
9tuu. Der gobeu 1T nit Sdnee uHo Sis
beoedt unb Der Sabnoerhbr i'm Stoden.
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