davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
s8eERA&III
San Wts 6.04.

| sun rises Tl5. San sets 5.04.
Good horse blankets and Slsds for ~ cents
Il. 5, Humphrey Il Bro, one price matters
Dr. Darmons office. 1924 Camae ct, Phila
! FOR cut flowers and funeral designs, go Il
| SI3 Market St
Fine IS X. Plain Gold Rings, at r. Il
Hanfs, 10 East Fourth ST.
II NJ MulIin has a full stock Of tobacco
aud cigars for 1883, t25 W. Front ST.
For the hest cough candy in the city, 10 Il
Hollis, the old fashion mOlasses candy man
NO. III Market street, second door below Sec
Ond street
Parsiau lady Of fashion to the family ply
-lciaD Doctor, want my husband to take
me u Italy for the spring. Now, what is the
matter with ue?'
Canton flannel drawers red flannel under
wear, blue flannel laced shirts, own make.
Cardigan jackets, L. and W. collars, stylish
neckwear. W. b. Cole, 202 Market st.
Dr VIM. Darmon will arrive in this city on
"Wednesday noon, and can be found at his
Office south west corner Of Third and Shipley
streets, for a short time This is the doctor L
3lst visit to our city.
A great Irish orator and wit was asked
what IN lrIsh friend of his who had Just ar
rived IN Lvndpn, could mean hy perpetually
,ryi,,r, ~ 90 toh ,ho L,,,iis, ~ ~
Wit.
.,J.n,L at v,p,r' shriol,od Mrs. Eooui ,ho
nprsr ,nt thG hahv All nver ina aecmnd Nnnr
hnInstnr rive inches nearer the wai, and
thaG cliid vnniI lave .,I".haG n Ia stat
u,tfn and tue in,li I.,nT" hnd ,hnn ,hey
picked up the baby.
Ui,,oiy 10 ,,,,os,i,,, .uubo
eL,,Ii.,"t, Ink ii3, J,,i; -. a1.i ~ ou,
S"ntnr .t,,, i,,,, Sh, h, "IA. "a.
thn ,,re,t Snnrii',r I,!nrt hn.I hnt,nr any
am ~ th id ,,,,'. ir,,rs !, ,,,',t nv n. r.
rn,Ind IN ti,,,, f., r.v' ,,I, ,, ''1 " ~
'"''
~! lTthF, sHiu thc olnciatluS clergyman
at thG marriage OF Two co'ored persons near
ri,IIy I'M ',,t ,nnrri"i ,,c'', H.. ','i. h"t
parties II orphans an hain't got no parents to
fall back on, as am de present case
"Inhnnv - s,id tho tn,rher g, liz .,n Lao
act"d a. Nh as tHld NV If vnur f,tbnr
were tn uut sand in hi. suy,, and sni, IL No
wn,Il l,. ,,tI,, a Ii,.,nI linn, v.rv ,yr'n,, :,
.II,nI's yyhi,t ,',,ihrrt,,Ii hin ?, eoi', Inhnnv
iDInu,i,nusIv ,.nuL h,.'.itd hn ,iiu't cara
,,'.''.''
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

The Republican National Committee
will meet In Washington On Wednes-
day, to settle the question OF represen,
tation on the District plan, In accord
ance with the resolution adopted by
the National Convention Of 1880. II is
under TODD that three plans will be
pubmitted to the Committee, namely :
Mr.. Chandler's, for four delegates at
large from every Republican Senator
and Representatives, making q total OF
1906 Mr. Forbes for two deleRates-at-
large for each State, one delegate for
each district, and one for every Repub-
lican SeDator and Representative, a to-
ral of 81, and MIR. Martins for four
del-gates- t-large for each State, one
delegate for each district, and Que for
every 1900 Republican votes or ma
jOr fraction thereof, total Of S67, on
the nases of the last election. The
plans will be considered by sub,com.
mittee on Tuesday evening 1t is
thought the Martin plan, which Is re-
garded as a com promise, is the one
likely t) be adopted.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

.
Fur several weeks ghost was annoy
ing tho good people OF Broad Creek
Neck, in st. Michasl's district. Tbs
neck is 4 peninsula about nine miles
long and varying in width from hfty
yards to two miles. On one side Broad
creek and on the other Harrison's s
creek. One public highway traverses
this peninsula and ell the people OF
this thickly settled region traverse this
highway to the post office, the school, +,
the shop or church, to market and to
town. One night William SbaIls q
sturdy youth, was going home from
church with his girl. When In a dark
woody spot the ghost, cas- white as .
sheet and as big asa horse,' rushed
past them, making weird noise ana
disappeared in the thicket 70 the right.
The two were badly demOraltzed.
Shalls incontinently tled, leaving his
girl fainting in the road, and made for
the house of his employer, Mr.. q. +.
Jones, az fast as his trembling legs
would carry him, and told the story OF
tho ghost. Mr.. Jones is practical
and courageous man. He does not be-
lieve muct in ghosts nor is he afraid OF
night providers of any kind. SO he took
his gun and went ghost-hunting, de-
termined to rid the neighboohood OF
whatever it was that was frightening
the people.
Shalls piloted him to the spot where
the ghost had disappeared In the bush,
es, being careful to keep behind Mr.
Jones. Others we're met in the road,
ana by the time the thicket was re. CHI
ed there was quite a procession, headed
by Mr.. jones, armed with his fowling-
piece. The procession WAS hated,
quiet was obtained i; a suspicious rust
ling was heard 10 the pine thicket.
Presently q ghostly gurRling growl
sounded and then a gho,LIy grunt.
Peering into the thicket white form
could be seen, growing large, and more
conspicuous each second. 1t seemed to
be advancing, and several OF the ghost
hunters had turned on their heels,
thinking it was time to 20 bone, when
Mr.. Jones put up his gun and fired at
the ghost. There was prolonged
squeal, . quiveriDg OF the little pines
and all was still. 81 think have laid
that ghost" said Mr.J. to his comrades,
"if any Of you choose you can 60 into
the thicket and look him up" No
one chose, but he was evidently right,
as from that day to this no ghost has
been seen In Broad Creek Neck.
Last Saturday Justice Wiley, OF ST..
Mlcbael's, had al interesting suit be-.
fore him in which Mr.. z. I. Hamble-
ton WAS plaintiff and Mr.. G. +. Jones
was defendant. Mr.. hambleton latel y
missed a valuable white hog, and after
searching tor it several days found its
CARCASS shot to death In q pine thicket
by the roadside. Meanwhile, Mr.. Jones
adventure with the ghost had become
notoriors throughout the neigh borhood,
and Mr. Hambletop, putting this and
that together, concluded that the ghost
MIR. j. shot was his hog somebody had
killed, and brought suit to recover its
value. Witnesses-who were In the
midnight procession hunting the ghost
identified the locality where the dead
hog was found as being the spot where
the ghost was shot at, and also that
after the gun was fred at the ghost
there was just such a squea as o
wounded and dying hog would make.
The Justice gave judgment against Mr..
Jones.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

Governor Berry, Of Arkansas, was
Installed on Saturday. In his inaugu.
raj he devotss much space to the dis
puted thirteen millions Of bonds, OF
which ten millions have heen declared
by the Supreme Court Of the State not
binding on the Commonwealth. He
says, "if tho people DO not owe this
money no tax should be imposed upon
them to pay it, and no dishonor can at
tach to them for refusing to pay unjust
claims" aud he therefore urges the sub
mission to the people at the next gener
al election OF a constitutional amend.
ment 'forever prohibiting the levy OF .
tax to pay the same"
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

The report of smallpox amongst the
Second Street market butchers are
grossly exaggerated. From three act.
ual cases in that market rumor Magni.
fled ;hem 80 tweniy-tbrse 1t was re-
port 81 that James Mclntire and Sam.
ual G. Dill, we're both down with the
disease, while tho truth is that these
gentlemen were never in better heal TN
ami were both at their stalls today
The same tendency to exaggerate ex'
lists everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
RreakfnaG Cocoon.

as beverage, is universally conceded
superior to all other drinks for the
weary man OF business or the more
robust laborer. The preparations OF
Walter Baker ~ Co, have long been the
standard of merit in this line, and our
readers who purchase Bakers Break
fast Cocoa" will find 1t a most health
ful, delicious and invigorating be7er
age.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

Alfred j. Paxson, of MN Cresk Hsn-
dred, n ughtersd two pigs, aged Two
months, few days ago, which weighed
2s6 pounds and 336 poun's, respective
ly. They were fine animals, and IT'S
not often that thay are beaten by those
of the same age.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
Drawing Thefr AtleNt NGee

TIE witnesses for the defence IN the
elecIion cases which were tried before
the United States Court, FROM April
1881, to January 1889, we're before tho
CLERK OF the CourS last Saturday and
prov cd their claims for attendance and
mileage, and they now will be paid.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

Of nlisses' and children's coats. W. M.
Kennard & Co., being desirous to close
out their line Of imported coats, will
offer special Inducements this week.
Gall in and sec them. The goods are
fins, and though marked At low prices
In the beginning, will now be found
very cheap.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

We are s'osing out some ODD LOTS
Of Lad "a. aud Misses Fancy Hose, full
.eRular wade, at near y one.half the
r. gular price, in order to make room
for new spring stock. q. Il. staats, 4Os
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
Sorr,sdAway by the lcr.

The Light Ship which has been
stationed OF the Fourteen Fec Bank
in Delaware bay, Eas been 'y' fled
away by the Ice. but will be replaced
AZ soon as possible. In the meantime,
mariners are cautioned TO be on iheit
guard.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

for private appliances at z, James
Belts Pharm aoy 10 exclusively priv ate.
Entrance, No. l West 9th street. A lady
attendant,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
Egpe weasvS W.

War Department, Office of tho Chiof
signal Officer, Washington, January
l5.--l A. N.
THE WEATHER BKPoBr FOB TO-DAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
fair weather, north westerly winds gen
orally shifting to easterly, stationary
or higher temperature, rising followed
by falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

A watermelon was eaten on January
4tb, by Henry G. Frame, at NJ Millsboro,
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

The following are clipped from the
Oeoil Dem ocrAt.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

A number Of cases Of diphtheria
ara said to exist in Chesapeake city.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

A. the REPUBLICAN, office In the shade
this morning:
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock l2o'clOok
100 22c 26c
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
ADNaSoi aS enGSOst-
Flour and Feed.

Al. BE- best brands of winter and
sprma wheat -four, tuek Wheat tiour,
white aud yellow corn meal, and ali
kiuds Of mill feed, hay and straw At
the G'.est cash prices. w. j. Kimble,
Front and Madison streets.
keA0.
Hut!ag Pgesents Gents God Stem
WiHd Watches, S32.00; Ladies Gold
Wa5ch@S, go 90, a.
G. HEEBNER
6!33 Market st.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-02

Ak informal reception was given Loru
Coleridre the night Of the "a ~ the New
York Bar Association.
NoRvIx GREEN and Henry Wizard
were elected in New York on the "a ~
rectors or the Electric Light Company.
A YorxG man in Portland Ne.
claims 70 be the missing Charley Ross ne
saws be was kept in dark room four years
and subsequently, taken % Brazil.
RoBERT MORRISON. Of Pittsburg. IA.
| has sued the Con.aerciai Ga5stt> q thas
city for <loouoo FOR announcing while p
wa- absent from the city that be had ieit
\ for parts unknown with obligations 70 busi-
ness patrons unsettled.
FORK more deaths from cholera &C.
CURED in the injected Egyptian village "a
the I'd.
"A NUMBER 81 vessels disabled IN the
recent gale On Lake Michigan have been
towed info various port<.
Tux Marquis Of Lansdowne was duly
sworn in - Governor-General q Canada
on the ~.
TnE United States surveyors have
found TOO geyserS and 1000 hot spring. II
, Yellowstone Park
N rAssExGEn CIR jumped the track
near Crawfordsville, Ind, on the -
Several passengers were badly hurt
! BIZ the explosion Of boiler IN en-
i cinnasi pump factory o. the ~ nine per
N sons we're injured. four fatally.
ORpEn has been restored A Port ~
4 Prince. Hayti. after the los a IA" iive'
and y 100000 worth 81 properly.
n CrrcrLAns containing biark lists y
. Jurors Who have served on murder trial
a are beng Distributed ~ thousands n Dat
lin.
/ The Paris yellow-book claims tha
/. the French forces IN Tonguin hold ali "a
Strate4ic .Ir's III the Red River delta.
d iii said the bridge which gave va
y. Fovs Edward, n. \. On the "a hAdtee
y re,,ortei unsafe for Some time. II
y wounded are all doing well.
n SECRETARY FoLoEE has made rcqu
(. sition On the civil Service Commission fs
Ave men 70 MI 500 cleTkships which hay
1e been usually filed BY women
" TnE General d Pcnnsylv'
~ MIA hos begun proceedings p compel =.
- Sinking Fund Commissioners p invest y
~ sinking fund IN United states bonds.
NJ The New York. Lackawanna 4 We
y. ern Railroad Company has absorbed q
IN pennsylvania Company q The same nam
The new combination elected Gould
" r~ctcry.
a. Fnxxcis ,. KELLY. seventeen yea
- ola. wto murdered NJ employer. X y: 4
IA nett. On trading Ion. near kcckuor'. II
90 Ara after rolbinF tne corpse st nfe y
boat. hes been arrtsteds
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-02

II appears that the loss q life and
,,roo~rtx ~ recent earthquakes n the
c-ccian archipelago was NOS nearly %
, 80 "A a ART reported.
rur Grand Master Orangcman q
uooschan. Lord Ro~emorc, has written ~
49, .cw~r,per- calling attention % The -
rion< state II Affairs in Ulster. He says
that htnccfcrth the Sclt-rc<tralnt 81 ofs"kr
men can not b rcekoned upon; that only
the utmost efforts o. nin'>ei' nc ...s s.
leaders have preventea orante'ne. ,','
storminE ne MI =. no''e ..,s ~. c.x.rn.
s.s .Ar ~sa. ..,,,,~. a;~lox.l meetings
.''e'' .. - 4 r-,s,er ~ result viii 81
bIood~bea ana perhaps civil war"
~ p,-,xrrr,< American plax US
- .'-,.,....a \. fcn.lon. Ems.
,ns' 'r. ss.h \, !, lanes Tbe,ter IN
'.na Z. 80 wv ~ ..v...,,. r,,rs, wax-., ana
.sh;r,,.t Il, ;,nredsate success.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-02

rorn missioner Dudley ke"rEnninnk w
Examiners ana the interior i'<par.s
49,. I. p~rspftase = hatch ~ swind-
nns Claim AEenss.
wxxrs.arox. n. M. OF =
Commissioner pudly - reorKaniz'ns tne
force * special examiners "a tne ren~'e,
pnr.a,,. ~ "A u facilitate the handing 81
r.~.x Ana tie detection q fraSd. lne
,c.rhnax ~ fast work will b. continued w
~. FUTURE. Nh. IL IL expected that results
,.,,f ~ improved. There are no~ ~ -
aminers III the field and twenty "snt'
ready "a he-in work. The tomn'ss'''''.'
- that ~ examiners can r. rronfAn's
.mrloved. The most troublesome e'a~~ n.
claims for investigation and settlement ~
49,. resulting from disease. q when 80.
~. xsrre outstanding on the beginning w
Nv. asral wear. Commissioner Dudley sass
u - ~ Covernment Ii not imposed upon
- sr..aul~n. claims 70 nearly nc sn1ne
sy,enr ~ persons honestly entitled " txn u-
s;onx nre imposed upon ny swinai'nt e. ~. ".
agents From time ~ TINE, ~ .' $3.50 h.~e
49,, 5es-sfei. the COMMISSIONS nnS
IA "a rnrnplainsf against the onendrssr ~,
s...,- w. <rrrrfarv * the Interior. As13
80 ,hr-e rrrue< have been ti<parrea. 1n'
s~,ne Nv hasd work have surceea.a " Va
~ y rein<fatcd Secretary Ie4ler. y " NV
~ nos hen " prcmpt N dkspo~ing 2. . ~
~ ~<< 81 those persons against &no. .:~-3
.i.,rts have been made - n d<<L5sa .
k<-Is~ however. action was @sa
~, ~ Interior Department " tns
ss.e~ N al pension agents $500, re
r.rrded for suspension ~ Colonel Du rt,'.'
s.r ifrernlarit,~r ID their practice $3.50 wv,
the pension once. and Il y under.snso,1 s ",
| III requests 81 Commis.in"e'
| suspension were agrees -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-02

Three Persons Killed and Tventy-on< -
jur<d by the Fall % Train Ihroukn
Broken bridge q Fert Edward. - =

Broken Hu11ke ~ fort - - -
Foar EDWARD. \. r.. oct =
Train No. :. On the GlenS FALL Branch o.
the Delaware and Hudson Cana Company,
went through bridge over 6iens Falls
feeder 70 the Champiain Canal. eighty rods
north * Fort Edward. The engine crossed
the bridge. hut the baggage and passenger
car went down into the water. total
wreck. About twenty passengers were
aboard. The following are the Killed and
wounded
Kilied-pnllas Crippen. Glen< Falls: Mr.
Xincop. G,o<ersrilIr: Mrs. Michael Mono
Nan. (;ienx Falls. Wounded-R. Ihiese. ~
tally injured: Thomas r Ccnnor-. ni~ns
Falls. legs broken and shoulder rprA'nea-
Patrick Howard. hreman. badly In!u' n'. ~
Falls. lex broken. internal injuries; Joan
Jenkins. conductor. face and head badly
cut: Edward Deal. engineer. cut atcut 10
head: Mrs. B. THESE, Fort Edward; az r..
broken and bead badly cut: Mr. = -
sar~f Ii-< Tisdaie. White Hall. injured
slightly about the chest; Thomas l.oomir.
harrareman. shoulder sprained. enAris~
Sh~fF~rs expre<<man. shoulder dIEIocAlr1.
CbnrIe< Cale~fraki. foot burned and head
cut: James I,oomi< Sandy Hill, bruised nn1
cut; James q. Ncintyre. Iieenneroka., =. |.
| Abraham Wing. Fort EDWARD. head ana
r..E rrf Mrs. T.. W. Carr. Fort Edwarls
| rut .l.ont the head aud body bruised; -
1 Ccl<l~f<inpark. Glenr Falls. tadiy cut apout
4 The head: Jacob Gold<rein. siignty NJ
1 jured; John X. Me<sick. proprietor 2. t .'''
4 @,~-I. Mr. Florence Stoddard. Fort I'd
n ward. injured about the limbs and head
l Jnh~. q .hior Gicns Falls. conclusion 81
IT, spine. Every person On ne train ~ ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-02

ApvrcEs q the 18th say * villages
were destroyed By - earthquake On ne
p>nin<ula between Cberms, Asia Minor,
Opposite Chios. and vourla on the southern
roest az che Gulf Of Smyrna. Upward q
1000 persons ars reported killed and A,vp
rendered homeless
on the 17th locomotive exploded
oear Oskalooes, H. killing the engineer
fatally Injuring fireman and brakeman
ma wrecking nineteen cars.
THE authorities having learned that
IN organization d about fifty substantial
nen was formed g Oxford. Ind, p lynch
Nelling. Ada Atkinson's murderer. they
.rcretiv transferred Melting % the I1afay'
stte jan. Oxford people were INDIGNANT
ma threatened % 60 70 Lafayette and hang
MIN. The people fear be will feign insanity
ana escape justice. They Ar determined
6e shall hang.
The Grand Jury Ia Baltimore afteI
Investigating the Tivoli disaster N which
xixtv-dve excursionists Lost their lives, In
dicsed De propriesor and lessee q NE pie
oic grounds.
TnE Postmaster q Minooxa, p
Ernest Ast<r, w. arrested o. The 18th o.
charge * tampering with the mails.
On The 18th twenty miners were kille'
By - explosion = York-hirs tEng.) 81
tiery.
IN she lsth Chrstophsr BIumend
800 arrested n Chicago for ~ murder
Rodney Dows. near New Orleans, g.
ysogs 60
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-02
TOPICS OF THE DAY.


PERSONAL And PoLrEzcAn-
OK the 18th six members o. che Core
IN Embassy len Chicago On their ~sy
home.
II i reported that 1Iidhat Pasha has
Zen released from exile. He was banished
Cor completely IN assassination q Sultan
Abdul Axiz two years ago.
The vote Of Hamilton County. @.
was oo.s36 Il the late election, q which
only [, AZ were IN favor Of the frohioitory
amendment.
OPTICAL notification has been sent
ehe Commissioner Of Indian Affairs that
Perryman was elected Chief q the Greek
Nation.
LIEUTENANT DARLINGTON. Is fully
sxonerated BY General Hazen from any
xlisobedicnce Of orders.
OK the 2lst Rev. DR.. d. A. McCready
dropped dead at Pittsburgh. p.
OK the 2lst Rev. Alfred NJ Randolph
- ccnsecrated assistant Bishop Of Viz
einiA in Baltimore
LONDON advices say that General
Roger A. Pryor Is satisfied o. Donnell killed
Carey IL self-defense; also that he VIII
havs fair trial. and the most be can b
convicted or d manslauShter.
Tar Secretary Of the Navy has writ
~, l.<>er - Commander Wildes Of the
Yantic On the recent Greely relief expedi-
eion in which be charges Wildes with DISC
apdience Of orders and neglect Of duty and
s.~lls Cor explanation Wildes defends him
self a : reply % he Secretary tne suD'
stance o. which y that me anne ne.eL
80 nt 20 So onsocn : ~ - - ~
court q inquiry
A BERLIN dispatch SAYS tne Llne1~7
Victoria, daughter Of the Grown Prince
Frederick William, has been besrothed 2
ehe hereditary Prince q AnhAir
TaE convention It Guayaquil elected
Jo>e Maria Placido Caamano Provisions
Precedent q tie Republic Of Ecuador.
49, ,;<~h< - ~ a0th fhe Primo.
sp-.-..-1 - w.. -. pr-~ent = IN,
f~c-rn y go u.rv Anderson IN Parthe
ma. After tie performance Mary Ander
ron w.s presented 70 them The Princes
rave her bouquet and the Prince paid be
.rrsrv comuiimensu. This seals her forme
popularity IN London.
No. p,xrx~.rrr the dramatist an
- -~-..ss - ~heum.t;<m /
s1x r---..~. 800 ~ ..onid not sppear /
- - ,, .,. ~ ,,;,ht ~ ~ "a.
-
CHARLES FRANCIS ApAASs -. -
railroad magnafess are msPse.ns
9r.nss5 sno's 80 - -
NJ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-02

o. On he propeller Colorado. lying q Erie.
Pa. fell into the hold 81 the steamer and
was fatally injured.
A PACKAGE containing $4,000 was
stolen On TIE 18th from the safe ~ the *
press company's once q Port Hops, Can
ada
state that the population 81 the
town has been decImared BY yellow fever,
deaths averaging twenty day for the last
two weeks. On the "a Of October Altata
w.s struck BY hurricane, killing several
people. destroying the greater part o. -
town, and inhabitants sought refuge IN the |
mountains. Several miles 81 the smoiio.
Durango Railroad track were torn UP. and |
bridge q Guraritus blown down.
OK the 18th Carl Wcrbech. Of New
| York. was shot through the head 1t Altoona,
Pa. and robbed o. $50 BY W. Barns. The
latter escaped.
A DISPATCH from Vienna says: Nio-
1 lent storms on Lake Ladoga and the Gulf
1 81 Finland have caused great loss q life
/ and shipping. sixty vessels were stranded
| The bodies Of sixteen persons have been re-
covered.
"A PHrLADELrHrA broker. named VIM
@. Barrett, i charged with embezzlinx
$4,000 from Captain Augustus Boyd
The number Of killed and wounded
~ the late earthquake in Chio< i reported
at 1000.
OK the night Of the 18th burglars
blew open E L. brakes safe q Esfelie.
Mich, and captured $780,
DAVID CooL, who killed W. A. Kline
in Jasper County, Ia, on the 2lst. has been
caught
n New York on the 2lst one man was
killed ma Z planning mill demolished BY .
steam boiler explosion.
OK the night Of the 10th the drying
room Of the American Powder Company q
secaucus, X. j., was destroyed by the e.
plosion or II. 900 pounds q powder Mar
tin T. Butts. foreman, was fatally injured
Loss $500.
OK the ed the sloop Little Jose cap
sized q Newport News and three men were
drowned.
OK the 2lst the body Of simon Bish-
, o.. OF Vermont. was discovered hanging
. to limb Of tree on the bank Of 81 20
seph River. near Elkhart. Ind
WHILE in an epileptic fit Mrs. Urlah
! Mock. living near Ridseville. Ind. fsll int.
the IRE on the 81 and ~ss % p@a'y ~ M :
2 that she can not recover.
: o. the zlst the body q hah' -
= bonly clew 70 the identity q Which ~ere ~
= initials u. n H. pricked on the arm a
: India ink. ~ found e Rush Run ina'
= OK the 22d ten buildings burned :
= Annapolis. Nd: loss, 5000. Two live
were lost.
IT Is estimated that nearis Fi.o'o'e'
n win have 70 b paid for mail service oSe
IN branches q subsidized ROADS for tne nse'
years isss and IS
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-02-18
OaaSe Summer 900.
jag gsarabni6 ber G9rIeute Mafs.

0sitsrn fanO bas BssrdbuiB Dss pgIis
5iften Benjamin Wlafe lnp bejIe1 @attjn,
iDeIde Der flir3IidenGrpIplipn an MilJtae5
StraBe gum Spfer fielen, BON Der fatbos
lA6en ct. Warp's Bride gde Der ID.
uao Clap StraBe aus itatt. Die Hes
quieasDteiie tpilroe bon geus Wlsnse gez
leien nno faneirte Rep. sSobn &. Ngade
pon NIippille Sno,, Elm Bruoer beS
Serltobeaen als Diafpn uno Step. 81.
Nsiiller als SubsDiafpn.
Capt. 8ptd befebIigte bic goIiseisalbs
tbeilunS, tpel6e ibrem psrunglildten syas
meraoen bas lebte Gjelsite gab. ,3ahIs
rei9e Sreunoe Der 8erItcrbenen nabmen
on benz 2ei1enbesdnsniile 1beil. MIs
Sabrtuhtrdgsr futgirten ieitens Der 9Sus
li5ei bic Sleuienauts Burfe uno Dunn,
Sergeant Yiltner unb Die poIisiiten Ebos
mas uno Beter @onrop, Sbeeop uno 8sr-
ming uno ieitenS Der ,SoLIp Zen 5ocietp"
beren Ulitgsieo .9err Diade ipar, bic Soers
rem Better 9abn, y. Gperslage, gBna.
9Sltte nno 6. Nasfsr. Die 2ei6en
ipuroen in .einen 6etp6lbe oeS ct.
Wearp's 6riecbOfeS bsiseisst.