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Maud Muller ana the Apples

H9uu WHIltT uIli INC EppIt:
Maud Muller a!ou,l one simmer day,
Quietly raking the new moWn hay.
In the apple orchard. plain Ia lac seen.
Was plenty of fruit b"ih hard and green.
RaShIy she ate green apples, till She
Was doubled up Ike he letter Y.
With pain in her stomach ;,n'l tears in
her eye,
Maud Muller thought she would surely
die.
But soon came an end of her wnrful nrrf.
For Pain Killer brought her sweet relief.
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BALTIMORE
TEMAIE Co1.TECE

The only Female College in Maryla was char
tered in $40, with power to confer degrees and
endowed by the State in 1860. 1t now occupies
Its new commodious buildings, Beethoven Ter
race, opposite Park Place. 1t has an ablo Fac
ulty and all the appointments of trst-class in
stituton. The free scholarship for this county is
vacant. The seth annual session Opens sep
TENDER IL.
N G. RRDDKS I'm praSiJapt
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HENRY NJ. NICOLS,
SURVEYOR,

ELkTON, MARYLAND
III AFlNG been appointed COUNTY
- SURVEYOR by the Commissioners OF
To this work offer my services to the public gen
orally. Residence, opposite Court House.
AIR IN
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&h* &tti' mhis.
ELKTON, JULY IA, 1883.

The State of Iowa has just paid the
last dollar of its war debt. 1t has no
other debts. The taxation is light, be-
ing almost all for school purposes.
Happy State
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The Baltimore Dry Dock company has
purchased the interest of Malster and
Reaney in the Columbian Ironworks and
Dry Dock at Locust Point for $40, 900
cash. The sale included the lease, ma
chinery and plant. Messrs. Master &
Reaney paid a rental equal to 6 per cent.
on nearly t400, 0OO-the capital invested
in the property. The Dry Dock Com
pany will likely lease the works.
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Ask Your grocer for Il trial hottie OF
Hanes' Horse Cure Ii is the best lini-
ment in the wide world for man and beast
j. Ii. GEMILL, Genl. Agt., New Park, Pa.
InyJ.:,u
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In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, In Euuitv.
No. 1871

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, In Euuitv.
No. 1871.
vi + object of tins suit is to procure a
l. decree Tor the sale of a certain farm or tract
oi land. situate in Cecil county, Maryland oil
which Harry Warren, late of New Castle county
ton.
lhe bill states that on or about the 9Th tay of
November, A. d., 1882 the said Harry Warren
departed this lie intestate, leaving u widow
Amelia arren, and the following children and
grandchildren aS his next OF kin and only heirs M
law, viz: Ella Drlworth. wife OF Edwin T. Dil,
worth, lila ID. tialton, wife ot George T. Haton
and their brother, Joseph l.. Warren, who are his
graz dchiliren. and children OF his son Joseph
Warren, who died before the death OF said Harry
Warren; An*elihe RaSin, vile ui William Ii.
haSih who ls his 9randdauu liter and Il da w hter
| III his decreased son; Angelina Warren who died
| before the death nj the said Harry Warren: and
Theodore Warren no las vile nained Hannah
Nj. Warren, lr. John Warren and Nelson War.
rem VINO has u wife named Elizabeth Warren
Who are his sons. That the said Harry Warren
| hi'd seized oi iva tracts OF land now forming une
undivided whole tract ur iirIn, situate in said
Cecil county. roiN-' ed 10 HIM by twu er,i!: one
| from DAVID NJ. Sherer ana wife, dated March
| 18th, A d., lo5s. and recorded amone the land
records "i said Cecil caGIiy, in l.iher Ii. H. NJ
No.9. iolio -" &c. and the other from Henry T.
fntcheil and vile. dated April ), lS1s. and re.
| corded - aforesaid in Liner Il. H. NJ, No. .,
| uli" :.2s Sc. whi"h descended To his sad chill.
| drtn ana GRAND children, Suhltct to the dover
interest oi his said widow. That the said uudi.
vided whole tract ol land or farm cannot he di.
Nided without loss or injury to the parties inter
ested That it would lie the benefit MI a,lvau-
taHe O. al the parties interested to have said land
sold and the proceeds div ded among the parties
entitled: and that the said Amelia Warren Jus.
| l.. Warren, lr. John Warren Nelson Warren
and Elizabeth Warren, his WIFE, reside out oil the
| State of Maryland.
1t Is thereup0n ndiudgcd and ordered, this 9Th
day oil June in the year lsSi that the complain
ants ny causing Il copy ui this order to be inserted
| IN some newspaper published in Cecil county,
once week Tor one month, before tho 18th day ui
July next give notice la the said absent defend
ants ui the Object and Substance OF this biil and
warn them To appear in this court in person or by
solicitor, on or before the lIth day OF October
next 10 answer the premises and show cauSc il
any they have, why decree ought nnt To pass Us
prayed.
JAMES A. DAVIS, Clerk
True c"pr-tcst, JAMES A DAVIS
.IuIle lO-ll (n,Ik
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Yours, very respectfully.
II. W. TODD.

We readily accord Brother Todd the
space in which to correct history. While
1t may be- strictl. the tact stated by
him that the late Rev. DR. MallIck WAS
not 'e4l-llrd ilum the Church for his
anti slavery sentiments, yet he WAS r.
fustd " Nrr"se 10 ltrr"rh on account of his
views on that subject. Really, we see
very little difference. 81 far AS our stale
ment was concerned that the Church
had not been educated mp to DR.. Mat.
lacks opinions We know that the
"Hn"k of Discipline" always prohibited
slavery. but at the same time The. -rrlrsi-
steal authorities Of the Churc!i were
to" timii and weak to enforce the pro
vision.
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BUILDING LIME.

RG the Bushel. A lot of New York
~ State EARLY ROSE PtpTArOES
McCRACKEN 4 BRO
Marla-tf North East, Md.
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CATAR r .

healthy sccrctiums It aIIlys Inflammation. pro-
tectS the membranal Innings OF the head from ad
,litonal colds completely heals the sores and
restores taste and smell Bent fetal results are
realized by IL few applications. A thorough treat
ment will cure. Uncauacd Tor colds in head.
Agreeable 10 Send Tor circular. Sold by
druggists. BY mail 5Uc II package-stamps.
ELY BROTHERS. OwegO. N. Y.
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A new schooner launched at POeomoke
City on the 4th instant has sailed fGr
North Carolina commanded by Captain
Keller, of Baltimore, and will engage ip
carrying watermeloDs to Baltimore.
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WANTED,

n HOME for 4 tine. healthy. White
"A BABEoi IL months with resp ctable tam
lily. For further particulars inquire vi
f.. W. JANNEE
June 2J-ff Trustee OF the Pour.
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HAY-FEVEK,

/ have been affect
cd for ~ years, dur
ing August and Sep
TENDER with Hay fe-
yer and tried various
remedies without re-
lief. l used Ely's
Cream Balm with IA
vOrable results, and
can recommend il to
afflicted. r. W.
Tow NLLY, Tex. May
or) Elizabeth, N. j.
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NEW STOCK
The Waring Fertilizer Company,

nWlNG to the large increase of bust
~ ness experienced by The waring Fertilizer
Company since the organization OF the COMPANY
three years ago. they find the present paid up
capital OF 1900 too small for its requirements
They have therefore decided to increase the
Capital Stock To 800, 900. The present Common
Stock TO be increased SIC, 900, making it $50 900
and $50 900 OF Preferred Stock issued This Pre-
ierred Stock will bear Il fixed dividend OF q her
cent per annum. payable sem-annually The
whole income of the Company is pledged for the
payment al this per cent dividend and the
entire assets Of the COMPANY for the laympnt of
the principal.
The conservative basis on which the business OF
the Company is conducted and the fact that their
dealings are among fd-Ihers, the safest class o.
commercial credits known. makes the business
one of the safest that be found
The Common Stock (of which but $4,000 il to
be issued). Judging by their past experience MI
be expected to pay dividend better than { Ter
cent.
The Preferred Stock having the ,.c ,ssets of
the company, including the $5O. 900 OF Common
STOCK. between 1t and any possible loss, must be
one OF the safest per cent Investments and
owing TO the certainty and proinptness Of the divi
bends, one Of the most satisfactory.
The present charter Of the COMPANY will eyp;re
two years hence. when stockholders who NAV wish
TO DO 70, VIII have an opportunity of withdrawing
Farmers holding stock in The WARING Fee
TlLlZER COMPANY and purchasing fertilizers for
their own use as farmers by sending their orders
direct to the Company will be guaranteed "A diyi
ueha oil ten (lOl per cent on all amount of their
stock equal to tine SUN of their purchases during
the ear This If reduction of about one dollar
per ton and above dividend of six per cent.
Those wishing to make inquiry further in regard
to above stock will please call On or address
The Warning Fertilizer Company
Of Cecil County,
May l2-tf COLORA MD,
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NOTICE.

GEORGE VI. REESE is admitted to
~ partnership i'll my business from this date.
The sty IL ol the firm will be X. q. REESE y Co
X. q REESE.
Elkton. June &c. lSs3-4w
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Rev. DIR. l.. G.. Matlack Correction.

| EpiToR CECIL WHIG:-Inur artir
concerning the deceas. Of DR.. Matl,ck in
| your Issue. of June 80 esrapci INV notice
until lew days ago. That article con
ians several errors. which. ~ IL faithful
chr"nicler, | am persuaded You will Ii,
more than willing I" have. corrected.
| on err Ia he statement that DIR. Mat
lack WIS 'e>pr!l-d' from the Meth"li>i
| Episcopal Church. The VI. f.. ChuIc!,
never laid the hand oi rxcn;nmlInirarin r,
Tor lhtriIity of Jews upon the subject
of hmmtn rights upon DIR. Matlack u
| up III any other man.
N" Bishop ever pronounced from an,
| pnlpit the decree ri his esc"mmnu
r.tti ION.
The facts are simply these: The Phil
adelphi. Conference WAS CONFUSED ct
ministers. nearly all of whom wrr. anti
slavery in sentiment; but AS the Confer
ence embraced large and import ant
section of slave territory. and the public
utirrauce of their sentiments would have
excluded them from all that sectiI, thus
rl.Sn. their ministratians to both mas
ter and slave. they deemed it wiser. un-
der all the circumstances to he silent
For similar reasons tlIes catrchised can
didateS for admission on the subject ni
their ''ahn!itinnism
The committee to whom the ease at
DR.. Matlack was refrrrrd-Dr. J. p.
ID irhin (chairnan) tried hard to per-
sua.le the Young candidate into Il promise
not to prnmuIgate his anti slavery senti
mrnts. but faile'' and reluctantly re-
ported against his admission. ON the
ground that. will, his purpose to publicly
proclaim his sentiments in opposition to
slavery. he could not he gen, rally ac-
crptable and >erviceable to the people.
AiIrrwari. for similar reasons. his quar-
terlv conference declined to renew his
license to preach. In all this perhaps.
the authorities of the Church did un,
wisely; but we may respect the motive,
and at any rate should do justice to his
tory.
Another error into which you have
strangely fallen is that the 't'hurch had
not been educated up to the opinions"
entertained by Or. Matlack. On the con
trary. sir. the Church had been largely
the Young mans educator. From the
beginning, the Church. in her Book of
DISCIPLINE had asked the question:
What shall be done for the extirpatinn
of the evil of slavtrN:' and declared.
We are as much as ever convinced of
the great evil of slavery aud recon-
mende,l members of the Church who
were owners of slaves, when not pre-
vented by law from So doing, to mann
init them.
1t is as much due to DIR. MatIack AS to
the Church that You should admit these
corrections. His most intimate friends
know very well his estimate of the
Conference action in refusing to receive
him; he always kindly accorded to his
brethren the purest Of motive, and never
suspected that, on the main question OF
the great wrong of slavery. their general
sentiment WAS not in full accord with his
own.
Yours, very respectfully.
X. W. TODD.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WILLIAM II. RASlN AND WIFE AND
OTHERS
THEODORE WARREN AND WIFE AMI
9TH ERS.
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Apply by little lin
rer into the nOstrils.
by absorption it ell
iectu;tlly cleanses the
nasal passages OF ca
tarrllal virus,causing
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Statesmen WANTED.

HNO sell Nursery Stock. Full line of
l. new and valuable specalties. Permanent
employment and good salary to successful agents.
Address. giving age and references, JAMES NJ.
EDW ARlS. Nurseryman, Rochester, N. Y.
lulY ll-cW
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w \TEn Energetic. Reliable men to
w AN NV Sell Fruit Trees Grape Vines
Shrubs Roses, &c. Salary ana expenses paid.
Full Instructions given. 50 inexperienced men can
GLARE BRIGHTON N j.. Il mile east OF Ro.
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&erator Snaalls unb fein frlberer
MdHbdr

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geIeru bonn Senator SngaQs DOR Sanias
eireu Srief tn 8s3ug auf bas Dor etItden
@ofen In Ynrf. @ttp, lltab, oOrgefaueue
Qpnhen Sobn Murpbp's bur9 Sigtlanten.
Ser Senator erfIdrt, Rurpbg iet friiAer Elm
BenobHsr ietnss (5HguusO &ouutqs In
Sanius uub elm gutter Ra6bar gepsisn, unO
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Belobnuug auf Die 8erbaitung Der Stgilau'
ten ausisbe. @s ftebeu bsm 9ouuerueur
tsiue @eloer fir etueu ioldeu 3lped sur Str'
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tfu. Gte @ranbz Surp, rpslde ftd am leBten
NIontage Uertu8te, lettete fetue S4rttte &C.
Qen bic Tbdter Elm, Obgleta ibre Aufmertz
iamteit aui bic angelsgsnbeit gelentt puroe.
Diurpbp mar bsidulbist, etneu 9rubennrbet'
ter. gouens Branuan, ermor6et 81 babeu.
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geru. teIeBrapBiIae 9ePeitea,
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8ie ,erfe Ratiounlbout" BON Chicago bit
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nCue grfrnnlHu0en am gelben NiCOgr 9cme0c UoIyer,
ie6cb 1T iett legem DiOnt0g 9dCnaHo Der 8ront]et
alegsn
Su Cincinnati f,terteu bic Deutiheu ge.
ITEM Die 200. Satcsscey oCr &neoluul U1U @cruons
on Dem 5eI5u9e tDdlnabmeH.
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elm uEbcianuter gSe9er Elm nnmenoles &trbreme1 an
0er l5zidbr9PR 6odter Seruis Sbuin'S. Cine Gargers
itoOr 1T Dem Serbretcr alli ben 5Crlen.
Die 8unOesOampfsr oEerneiTes." San
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ga" uHo nBOrtSL outb" famer Qeitcm 5u IlCiu5urgb,
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61lUoiyr Gr5nditulc purOe gefern lu 9oio1 i'm
r3di-ut iir 8cdncIoate' in GjeImWar elmer groGen
NCudnmcn9e qcIeIert Inter otu Jtoneru ueIauo
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gau begriffGnCn omerfunlibeu Babu" berriheu. 5ed5
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Hung.
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gen. ibn tnSuiaHggn.
Sic bsioeH bauptiGfttdfeu Babrttauten
ron 8uuCin ooFr G.eomarBariH in Chicago beitreltc1
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Der 9eIomdrFt.

Rem, Yort, II. OttOber.-Tolgen0ea
Fno Ote ShluBuottruu8eu @eI0 0iuete ~
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rant $704S,G76.
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RnhnfatGRrpbhen.

O8taIooia, Su., II. 0tt.-Babreno
in Der utrgangensn Nadt etu 6ratt5ug Der
IS eutralsSopa' er8abn "uterWtetleu BON bter
cine 3ismlihe Senfnug bss @eIetiss btuab
fubr, erplooirte Der 9ampitehel Der 0otomo'
ttps, uno 10 8agaons murbeu in etuem I'm
tretie BON 140 6uB In etusm ptrren paufeH
iiber eiuauber gsporfeu. Der &riimmerbauz
fen mar 30 SuB bod. 9OfOmOttuftibrsr
gbmnr6 gngls1 pur6s get0Otet, Hno 9etler
CHARLES, Iopte 6te Breuisr @.mer uuo 8laus
toro erltttsu mubriaftuIta tootItte Ser
ieturQen.
8aubalta, Sua., II. Sttober. - Sin
Gerfoneu3ug eutgletfe beute bet 9agerstoDu.
Der Sei3er puroe gst0btet mo Der QofomOs
tiuflbrer periuunbet, alstu ale Pahagiere
ION n nit benz Sdreden bacon.
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N1rm, 0Iprfer Nadrthten.

Weusgorf, II. SftObsr. - @ouoer'
nsnr @lepsluub bat fif bsiiuittO gewetgert,
BEN tpeaen gru1orbung isiuer ShnIgertu
Trau Tannp Ssrmilpea gum Eooe uerur'
tbeilten @bparb Sopen eiue @oIgenfrtff gu
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aemab iiberuprgen uOlIftredt wsrben.
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ppu 8remsu bterber abgsbt, bringt 10000
in @nlbminsen, pelte fir bic DSant Of
8rtttib gortb 4merica" beftmmt fiuo.
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ttouoI. .4foctution bsr9roguenbGnbler" nubm
beute In 9slmouico's 9otel inter Dem 8or'
fise bss Srn. Scracs Benton aus &lspelaub
ibreu Gniaug. gtpa 800 8eIegateu itub au'
treleno.
- Ronor 2otp bon Brooflpn tpur6e beute
Ibsnb pom Der republttautiaeu Stabts&oA
peution auf's Reue nomintrt.
- Der beute aus 9npre angetOmmsne
9omSfer Canada" bradte 100000 6rcs. in
Sob, 9as @elb tft an bic 6irma 3stosl.
bad, Sdelbeimsr 6 Comp. conigutrt.
- Su BEN beute absno ubgsbaltsnsn
@ourent Der @ountp.9smotratie pur0e Der
@onfsren,beridt bs3isGd bes ueberetufOm
mems nit Der ,Eammann." uuO Der nSrs
pina.San" angenommtH.
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Ger ausftanb Der gSeidbenipGrter
in at. 2puiS.

ct. Qouts, II. Sttober. - Sderttt
Tobtouet BON ct. lair.&ount1, SIS, be-
etoigte beute frib 80 Rdaner als SiiIfss
ideriffe uuo usrtbsilts bisislbsu auf Die per'
idiebsn Sradtbabnt6ie in Sf.St. 9Outs.
gisbensig 8uuSesmarihdOe befiHoeu itf
ebsnfaus anf 6su S6auplase, isoo4 fino
bteIeIben ips3isG Der yShio Wtiiifppter
ga6n" sugstbsilt, rpsIde fd in ben 9dnben
einss WafeturntOrs bsftnOst. 4uf oerg Cairo
Short. 2tne" tpnrbe elmer Der usueu Betdeu'
feIIer mishaubelt unb alle al6ereu @rias'
leute BON ben yStriteru" pertrieben, iebo9
tebrten bic neuen 2sute mad benz @iutreffsn
Der Siilfsidsrtfie au bic arbsit 3uriif. Aqe
8abneu babsu fletue Ranniauiten, gr0Bteus
tbsils aus Gugefsuteu anoerer 0eparte'
ments 3uiummenaeiftt, On Der Arbett, aletn
Die @rpsbittUu Der 3ise erfOlgt nur iebr
lauaIanl. auf benz @tifourter llfer 1T Die
Sodlogs Die Hdmlidbe, rpie tn Sff'St. 9outs,
iebodh iino bier fstue Spsstalpolt;ifeu ange'
tslIt. Die ,Strifsr" bebaupten, bic Bei'
dsuffeler In Snbianapolis, Cincinnati uuo
Bittsburg rpiirosn ebsnfaus nusitfbeu uno
bic ndmlideu gebtnguugeu felen, ME tbre
hiefiaeu @ollegen.
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c,npnnrn,s prp,ea perfapbsn.

9oubon, II. Sftober. - Die 9tanos
Surp erihteu beute i'm @ertfts5tmmsr uHo
retfte sine 4nitageidrtft elm, melte . 2Nou'
ne1 Der grmorbung Sames Carers bslbul'
eiGt. S'8ouneu mur0e Dem 9ertdte oorges
iiibrt uHo platotrte ,utdIt ihulOtg." pr.
Sulipnu, elmer Der 4umdlte oes AuJetldas
ten, beantragts eiuen Gufdub oeS Proieiiss,
neil S'8oHueq Die Sortheile oes Serte9rs
NIT ieiueH Sertbet6igeru erlt istt II Eagen
gsnieBs, unb neil Sr. Gbas. 8uRea, Der
bnuptidtlt6e Gertbstotguugsaumalt, iit
nod tn Amerttn beItnoe. @r 0Rmerfte anger
benz, eaB bic SertbeibtBunB ote QntlHF
mCbrerer mtdttgsr 3eugsu aus 0er &lpfabt
81 ernnrteu Dinidle. ytad) tur3eu Serblno.
luugen ptuigte oas @ertdlt etu, ben Brole6
bis gum p. yIOOsulbsr 5u ueriaiebeu. Sr.
giaCSnerpy Elm uam9after trtiAer Surtf,
nirb nod yonoou tOnmaH, nm ar Der Ssrs
tbsibiBung Sbejl 81 uebneu. Die bsae gtabs
ruuq Enb ale m0slidleu Dslttatehen meroeH
Rem @stnugeueH tdgld aus elmer 8efalTas
ton rate bsm @eidn8utfe geittdt.
1te raffIdeu RibiiiRrn.
Petersburg, Il. Sftober.-Der $ros
3aB gegsH G3 Nttglteoer Der yRibtltfaus@sz
iglitaIt gum &otbeu Jfreu}e" III ioebeu b.
enbet morbcu. Ghe gugatlagte muro-u 3ur
&erbaunung nab Sibtrteu uerurtbeilt. De-
nuujtantaH mo anbere 3eHgeu beneyicU,
ba6 bic y}jbiItfeu &erbiuOuugeH in allen
SbsiIen @uropa's bubeu.
uuruben auf Ganeid.
@oufuuttuopGl, II. Sttobsr. pie
Eforte bat bic psremtoriide @tutreibuug Der
onf0Etgsu SteUsTn nuf Der Sulel Gambia
befohlsH. Die @briftsn, mslte Die 3abluua
Der Qbgabeu usrDsigert babsu, iiHo b0tit
auigsrsgt mo llurubcH fiebeR tn IusFAt
gfarEt uuc S6rfc.
QtberppoI, II. DIT, 12. 80 Ritta5s.-
8aumpDue YtittelIcrte Sberlduber g.,
DO. Rem Orleans Ct. Dte &ertduie be-
trugsu 10000, SpsfulattoH un0 QuSiHbt
1000, 3ufubr 2150 8aueu.
QOrbou, II. 0ttober.-8tr. Stuater
Sbligaticueu: prc,. 124!, Ditto A. ptoI.
11S, 90. osrI6ngsrte 5-prOl 19t4.-Aftieu:
q. & g. IS so, 90. 2. 144, grte '9s, DO. 2.
81, Reip. 9Ort @sntrol rs, PanEi &eutraI
COZ, SnS. Central 100, 8lsaNiug 2Jl, OHs
turiO, 0eiterH 212, WsrifautIdle 84s, gttI'
mCufee ct B0ul Common 102
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6rauenbafter SOB etneS Tabries
nrheiterS.

QuucQ fer, Beuni., II. Oto6er.-Itar'
tin 9ietbeubad, etn In 9etOenbaf'8 Sabrtt
bet Reamstomu beidGftister 4rbettei, fam
gefcrn auf grauenbufte Beiie ~ ietuem
6obe. Gin Sobu oes Gtqsntbimers Der
Sabrtt bemerfte, baB bic IRaidtue bOlperte,
nnb baGte, es iet trgenbmO Elm Sthd QoiS
imiiden Die Gsdber geratbeu. Gls er btuabs
qiug, nm nud3uiebsu, iab er 3usrf etue
SlutIate, oanu faHo er oen absertfeueu
S5uB zines Meuideu am BObeu lJegeu. 9ist'
6eubad mar in bic gaittue geratben uuO
bu6fdbIi6 3ermalmt Doroen, bic &orper'
tbeile mu6ten etn3eIu aus ben 8fdoeru ber'
poraaerrt narben. gBabriaetnltd puros
Der unalIdli9e BON elmer gBeae erfaBt ais
er nit Dem Gtn0len Der Waihtuerte bei4af'
ttgt mar. gr btuterldBt etne gSittme uHo
,mPi Riuber