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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
RuIlcttn No. ~.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 5.-Four hundred
and eighteen precincts and wards in forty
three counties of California exclusive Of
San Francisco give Blaine 2s,7a7, Cleveland
24,6g1, against Garfield 23,606 Hancock p, ,6s2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Bssiletin No. 81.
uup,ettuN M. as.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Seventeen hundred
and forty two districts outside of the citiel
Of New York and Brooklyn give Blaine 3s9.
404, Cleveland 332, 100,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Bulletin No, 81.
Bulletin No. as.

Georgia-Georgla sends a solid Democratic
delegation to Congress.
Florida-The State is Democratic by 400
majority.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Seventeen hundred
and FIVE election districts outside OF the
cities of New York and Brooklyn give Blaine
3ss. .0si. Cleveland 324.s2D Butler 1O5s, st
John 10 969
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Bulletin No. 30.

virginia-Nearly all the returns received
show net Democratic gain and few losses
The Democratic majority VIII reach 1000
from this State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
mmlIeaiu Na. aa.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--slxteen hundred ant
seventy-seyen districts outside OF New Yorl
City aud Brooklyn give Blaine $40. .502, Cleve
land 31s.6s0.-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Ru,Iet,n No. 81.
BuIIetlu No. 5s.

II Is generally conceded that San Francisco
gives Republican majority of 1000 The
majority in the State will be 5000
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
MRS. LAssAuouE

Bcgs respectfully TO announce to the resi-
dents OF Los Angeles and its environs that
she intends locating permanently in this
city, aud that she Is prepared To receive and
attend pupils for lessons In vocal enltnre.
pianoiorte and French. either private les
sous or in classes. Call on or address. move
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Bulletin No. az.

SAN JOSH, Nov 5.-Blaine's majority in
Santa Clara is 700. The entire Republican
county ticket is elected, except the sheriff
and Recorder.
Austin, Nevada = Lander county gives
Blaine 145 majority.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
RuIIettu No. 10.
Huilefiu No. 90.

The Wisconsin Legislature Is Republican
In both branches, insuring the election Of a
Republican TO the United States Senate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Buliettu No, 81.

ohio--All but four preclnts. reported Of
fcially, indicate that Blaine carries the
State by about 81, ,000
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indiges-
tion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF APpe-
lite, yellow Skim Shiloh's Vitalizer Is a
positive cure. Sold by c. +. Heinzeman, 12l
N. Main steet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
M. Hilton Williams, N. D, N. C. P.S 0.

2h7 North Main st., Los Angeles, Cal.
0fllce honrs-frnm 10 a. N. to4f. NJ. sun
day from I to5 '. NJ. Residence, Is South
Charity street.
p s.--Professional visits made both he
fore and after office hours. octl0m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
NEW TO.DtY.
NEW TODAY.
Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving VIII, etc.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, %
COUNTY OF Los As6sLEs.
In the matter of the Estate OF Carmen b. de
Riyerin, deceased.

Pursuant TO an order OF this Court, made
this day, notice is hereby given that Satur-
day, the I'D day of November, 1884, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, of said day, at the court room
OF this Court. in said County of Los Angeles,
has been appointed for hearing the appliel-
tion of Francisco kiverin, praying that a
document now on file in this Court, purport-
ing to be the last Will and Tcstlment Of Car
men b. de Riyerin, deceased. be admitted
10 Probate, and that letters testamentary be
issued thereon to Fracisco RiyeriIi, at which
time and place all persons interested therein
may appear and contest the same.
Dated November 5th, 1854.
A. W. POTTS. County Clerk.
By A. RIMPAu, Deputy.
GlasSell, Smith & Patton for Petitioner.
nov6-td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Bulletin No. 81.
Uuluetfs, No. 3s,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. .5.-Two hundred and
eighty six precincts and wards In A counties
In California give Blaine $500. Cleveland
2l $50, against Garfield 81 GA, Hancock 1s.7ls.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
HuIIetin No. 40.
RuIIefin Mn. 5n.

Hlinois-i7 counties outside of Cook coun-
ty,with 20 precincts to hear from, give Blaine
q, ,2ss.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
F. @. Gresham, M. D.,
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm OF
Walrath & Barnes Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All accounts due the said
firm will be collected by c. X Walrath and
all Indebtedness OF the firm viii be paid by
c. X. walrath c. X. wALKATH,
JOS. BARNES.
Los Angeles, Nov. l, 1874. nOvi-iw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

THE ELECTION
Splendid Chances for ClGVG-
lands ultimate Success.
The Democrats Lay Claim
to New York,
And the Republicans
do the Same.
The "Sun" Comedies the
State to Cleveland,
while the "Fribune" Swears
by Blaine,
And Anticipates Great
Democratic Frauds.
Hendricks Confident that
Indiana is Faithful.
Connecticut and New Jer-
sey are Democratic.
Michigan will be Badly
Divided.
A Solid South Certainly
Seems Assured.
Democrats Have no Cause
to Seek Solitude.
1t May Require an Official
Vote to Decide.
Belva Lockwood Gets a.
Vote in Vermont.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
uu,Ietin No. go.
RuIIetin No, 80.

New York, Nov. 5.-1Gl4 districts outside
OF New York and Brooklyn give Blaine
1862, ,s7s, Cleveland sO7e54. Butler e,4f9, 81.
John 1904.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Bulletin No. So.

wisconsin-Five hundred precincts show
net Democratic gain OF 5000. II the Demo
cratic ticket should have a proportionate
gain in the remaining precincts the Repub
licans will carry the State by about 10000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Bulletin No. 40.

nnecticut-Cleveland carries the State
by 1900 plurality. There is no election OF
Governor by the people, Waller, Democrat,
Legislature Is largely Republican and will
elect Harrison. This is definite and reliable
and the results will not be changed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Bulletin No. AZ.
Bulletin No. a

wisesnsin--52s towns and wards ineludin,
over one half Of the States entire vote, SHOW
net Democratic gain of 9ls6.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
RmIIetim no. al.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 5.-Advices from Kansas
estimate Blaines majority in that State at
5000. Martin, for Governor, 10000 Every
Republican Congressman Is elected, and
the Legislature will be Republican.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
n,-. n-..,. -.

/ Parker Brother shotgun, between Los
Angeles and Neiar streets. A reward of SO
will be given by the owner sc ST. Charles
Hetei, novs-2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Bulletin Ne. As.

New York-The 154 districts in the State
not In, gave In 1880 Republican majority
OF 1861, Democratic majority slls.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
EAMIlY MORSE FoR sAlE.


first-class family horse for sale; gentle
and kind. Apply 10 Q. hrode, Spring Street
store. novd-N
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
throat and Lung Institute
At Detroit, Michigan.-

Our California office is personally conducted
by Dir. Williams. and is permanently
established for the cure of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

Catarrh. Throat Diseases, Bronchitis, Asth
ma, Consumption, Catarrhal 0phthalmia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07

the substance ia dres This water-mark "a secured 20
tire Bank ~ virtue OF special Act ~ Parliament 30
that apart from ne pn' and penalties which atacn 10
anY afts mpt circulate forged tes 10 IL We RS
game initiate even the trade ma OF this most in
pr ant mon ntary in .tutiOn IN Q wor =. -, 4,
The larges amount OF bank noe In clicula on o y"
1877 We $1,000 ~ sal that Two notes Tor WV,
600 each, two for 100000 eacn, were oce engaved
aud issue T. A butte en- VINO lad amassed an lmmSuS
forfuoc IN the war limcs went dy wi ono OF thec
100000 notes pr vate nkef, asking Tor inc ion
$4,000. wI=hin- 20 dep 's the big nute a. seI.l
III the bankers hands. saying 10 had krnt n i.r -
The $4,000 was handed over, but TIE bank'f mn
the sam limc, To butte Ier tue folly OF hJrdi"g SUN
q sun and osing the infttcs. ,,.
"Wery true sir" rcp the butcher, hut like olo"k
= so vcr wei that nave tot e. ono or inc sh .u
kind at nome. IN ccce1trc gentleman IN loIuu.
framed bank post bin fIr $4,000, cN lhlic u iUl
five years one q his ait inr-rJOns. Tn" hith year ~
died. when the picture vas at once taken do"u am
caeh Il by his h ir-. -,
som year a o. at nohl"ma"'s house near liyue
Fax dispute arose about ac'rtul o. AGE II ~ "
tuTc. and - Dean Who pres nj deny IN ~ nv
any Vt Bible ia g. fllei tor. When " was
Ope q mare was found n 4 which. II NiWna'lol'
proved g. b hank uot b II fur GiOuOo II mi NJ y
sinN have been paced there curoacb 80 the SUI,
who prrha did con cult the Bible - often rs MS
mother could h wished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07

The sultry no u sleep, ou the drowsy hills.
ON iri-ra q IA --t rIpculnE iu is p"annS;
Wine >Wdr hN @uiuIncI o. NOlupt.Ou. ease,
-trctche- her law Length jr- Il the streams.
III sun swii = h-1 ar wirt thc cl1uilcss blue;
lhc ar J. -clu liant vita i"lNli heat
All nature drOop5 k- livI things tua FAINT;
En- birds e. oIIr q In edcu cool retreat
The TO err droH y pe'- yc.y. thc ngmd le ives
> arCe answer % the OF Iir'- "a h-pcrc cal:
Dinly th.if family qulv r. & shadows g.
Where -hlmmcnnS ar- to. golden sunlight fall
Thc sunburuei reaper with uis brows adrip.
Enjoys al, midd ~ be- ne tth the tree;
Anon hc baTr~ bus rJwuy breast and arms
10 ca ch prTcuaucc some ANDY SURF NJ breeze.
Thr brows N ca tie lie We the uarcAing fields,
To the shelf = of some shay - ok;
or, needles. OF TIA a-rtht clJF stand
with h0)f- Dc p Duric IN che cool NJ brook
Tie III tie % DE gray gra. -hnprcr' wing,
Tic wild nee 4ummlug on b b4sy rO nd,
Are music ~wc { t0 II q IcOn-ci'ls ears,
MnAgliug wi. the distant harmon und
And o. with idle pace. the q Onng lOurs
-trctCh ont Ca j gold % length with ir amy grace
ew Oniug ia udp 'ou- airs. aud waning nguL
TIL night cnlOds IA III ln L. soft embrace.
JuSLIIuNt BEINkLRHOFF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
10 4 ILERiPiN.

fInIu I.t turfrn'.
q fcrmpln. fcrfulfI, Wnlthrr away,
Ihuu " .tunNIu ... Legged tttupt
" lat dcsfIuN triunt- thee .ld plI- ian, 10 stray
% far Ir IE tbr BET. iHp % o. tmpt
Why p.uWl 40 m} iuru ihnu -tuhlrr" ~ crust
81 ,uscr iti DEE tIuAlhs,-NhN 100 AZ
And rec . BE- % 7lIat. vi IA 900 %. di7Lrurt,
When % ulI .indu drig fctu o. -prdki
Thou tootlrss old. ttlu'c- t-hcl rover. " hat news
Brug.st thou n. IA tie Cfrdpiu o.. -
A I4 what Of th. trip Dr. tue cu7ks ia The dcWS
O'cr the "a ule-- AN perm u7 .ulc7f
VIVA luIdY hFu.itu ht.'d urr tht y
4 al WhrT oc- s. Ion" ipIruc, tludl
q prince % ia. turtles. a. Ik answer, pray,
To tn qLcr l0us poet, thy hirtdi
T.ou Wandcrut Jew of the t-r~,piu race,
what maINc'.o u- IA 81 cree dee
TOr4tp 4iy lo SEQ Ono On tact urn face,
AM fore, ruusr4rt thine icy
To- thee dot some tcrrapu Mistress await,
In hrrp r.aOl- palace, W II
For h". Sizes uiEh. after "a n %, the eate'
And sadly comp am. of het lot
q teri ppm. trIIapiu, 81 1lthcr way,
mo the dc cs Hnd g. dazzle u dawn
y, longer. yo.r b.. psy, hy steps Will -tay,
But yi { ID. K OF the" often IA 70 gone;
Thy road II go rugged. uo tOu1t, q, my own,
Iuy oO4I j. Oh g.. s- and sole
SO / wish thee ID morn I-, tnOu terra ID lone,
And bid thee god p-rd from NY door.
j. " MATHEWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
TBE EouINcr OF / Sr4IESuIN

Prom The FrcrU amer NduriHN
one item i'm the WI of the late Prince GOrts-
of At Pc cr-hur0 II has brou ohe"rve That l' Prince
ra always woluupon the hii' ger "i NJ III 9n'
gold ring ot NJ. arcnty small value II had wa MY
been a wnwnn's ring Tor { had one been oin1mrui'd
with cluai of small ttouoa whoh had lok 7h'o d7
oc upol ma kcd b' hllckou" SPOT ~ iho moo lu'
lat tue it-,If worn al uot fo thread of tod W'h
hy IA, knotc f., nj nhpvott mo In. ortauoc attached
tot Ito uaUrHt by the ola ,ihr, can ln" ,u N'h
b. known thIf o. NJ, viii hr dire foil OFF, O. ruioif tn 'oo
tha hr ~ r. huurl wi 10 li' my uu"u h' uiF'l .
uWttou} .hoity tcio.c hc ilmcrs d,'th ihnt lac
40 rIua th .t.tot u tUr ttuF U hi second f"h, nee
tuuHA uH, n h1d h'cu given MA h' I"1G 'f" AZ N"'
Nh,I Qur,u l uN' Wtt 100 urcd l' hl7 'dt'r !" nave
llorruc o. in ui nt Va nun 'l' q" ID, on WI
thence boy lac Tuscan Government 'ch 'hd d''Iu'u
u af tUc morI enemy oi every udly ihl aIcd Io tir
Lounpit. mlt. Tho Qtc,u, who hal the ga 81 uiFrn,
rrt,llb for wishing 90 lou'u 100 ll',cncc hest "loI lo
onc, uutu Golt c,on having oht uu .ccrc' ni r"a-
tou of hr danger "hith WoIIh lucd req by j. -h'u
cpor-i-t Iu remaining long D. fooH mp 800 hn' 10 ioetud
au OH, it government order for .c imucil-lr de-
p.rtul from Oh city.
carra., aud po .t-horac- wcr, g. waiting to convey
par. " excavations against "a j. tyr my on nat
.r,cr To- c.,anc Inc dang Of mcare auon aud dis
grace vi who enc Dad been lhlthrHrL lht 'd-
the hr-t relay " bat was her amaze en- I. hold The
po-ti.na pro-, the cuilat" cooi Il" mummy -a!NI.iI
Journey. Iu.orlniu be- 10 thr same umc ii't h' 'tc
lad been o.c.. &c.,! Immediately Htcr "cI"i.u .c ID 81
hiu tcrn plt ..rd uudcr the government seal
Size W.. uof slow cO-nlz. Prince cor \ hdh'H lh
>h' nae D. tHc palace So abri iN tHa ~ h"I "I''E"
iouc o. u,rN1u bc- VITA hcu tn liu' rns ' wore
"pu be- hsr VA l3e ~ u',4r 'nt ,'r,u s
and Fort-chkui used iod are lhdl' Ike ~" 10 DE-
stowe 'on lIu e 'hcu lh Lazy tAr' n'u Yen
hcu'V. Even u the .aic-i pcfo ot -, III Il Nicer
ulI p"af of Queen llort"ns' =" ou enoiIpn ana To-
The ryd i0r whose sake she would 'Vc u,Lcd e. I'D
erty and CD cider tion always re'erre not with nae
I a.Q Indignation, but Wit envy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
RgyJyJscyycES or HERzEoorIyA.


IhP PAU Nal ff1zrpe
There about twenty five Of aud Tor eight days
not % al thing except boiled mutton Every
night sheep would uc killed. fire kniled inside TINT
10 keep the blaze from the Wachlu eyes Of tie Turk.
past whose stations were running, and the flesh II
sheep before % had been al hour dead Wa- cut INTO
humps and thrown into cauldlon OF boiling water
After three d1}- Of - diet could stand u no longer
aud for the next i've days rode down The country With
ont tasting bite Of anything. had Little rum aud
water but that all. Hunger i the worst on The
second day on the third day yun cease 10 ee hunger
and you begin t0 lose he,h, but kept gong
splendid -tvacc~ were some Of those ln~ur-rhi-i AZ
thol. some perfect gentlemen others were mag
uccut hrur-. Ieko raylovtch was one OF the latter
lie rnud read WRITE stood about six iect SIX
inches wore aruOr bi- body. and although personally
mos, courteous me. the pure,t savage have ever
iu = white skin. Wa ,iiunS hr-lle nm wien
soldier came wish nag 81 truce from INhtr fachA
asking for trl.--iOn send ycfIt7 p the br"aGucred
fortress of Goydu-ko. Pcho Pa,IotIch could lot rea
bar he looked the paper while tAe contents were
being interpreted 10 him lie then tore u INTO rag
montS hul- The piece, into the D,c--engeF- iac hnd
,vlug his haid Win "a savage expression declared.
That /, my au-wcr.' The messenger Wrli doNh-
stair Before hc reached tie landing beard grosn.
The man was killed Another specimen OF PekO's mode
of warfare which Witnessed was an unfortunate TURK,
whose back had scored with s XII ana ripped on
three long strips of skin win Ills hands Inc POOR
wretch was more dead than alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07

none fer fifty Yeas There time when spraole of
lead cut from bar .ced % make marks on
white paper some ugbcr aOradng material. The
~ lead pc eli came from the old notion that tho
pr du' b OF he Cu nbcrland mines Eng and, were le ~
Instead o being plum blgO ct ptte, caro nate OF
iron On able II aying lead colo q mark WIN the
o ign'l ~ pen II or slip and with earlier styles OF
the lead pencil made direct from the Cumb ana
mine, IN " ting Of no pencil WIS pref mn Try o.
writing But ence 10 has bee ma MA lure the lefd
pencil ia adapt a. nv letter., 10 each par leu
lr csi-r here grad OF hardness from the pen
ell he happened TO nee ic ONT to one that
makes a broad ma x. BE wccn tn two eN mes th'r
a uumD of graduation that cover al the ronyrn-
iences f. tn Lao pencil These gridu tons are made
by taking the original rh0 llt' and grind IT, and
King with FIN" quality Of clay In differing pr p1r-
ton- read re NJ had to { use = the ~ neil. Ih'
"A thorough. the mass rs squeezed through Nlei
form and rize it IA Dir ed and nca Ell IN s wood en-
NClopc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
NlvTGlrING A BILL00N.

from The IIu WIlI Gdtffs
II was Only two years since when nom Newcastle.
upoL- Iync my balloon appeared o Dee perfectly uaNigt-
DIE. Having observed before ascending That "A hsb-
round and vaetod h.- tail sent up a -obuiar paper
model follow. and found that ~ cour'e was changed
like mauuol, ud that counter vino h'N 10" reverse
way. l4 I anticipated ON ascending Suh .rIurutb I
pointed out 40 my companion that Wo -uon dr hr-t ~
M inland hut that W. could turn scaNnid " u" would
like Co travel toward i1uUuputh on no. ho topiied,
by M means A.Wc approached thr tono tu which
ahif of wind WA certain io hc encountered, WA vain
and 4liy enough 10 affect to abut, tu take my fellow
,,yprcr u Turn otor the city N hr would hbo such
,n. y "' y, n',p,.c f. ~ "W,B wrn .'r" An,e
ruuirh when Tho barometer Indicated the supposed
r,.1n ~ auothor ciIout We stuoh put for Nrw,,@to
I,n Ne had Irft q milo ln tho trif. but AZ ts brcoko
Nts taking us down iIc river WiR luco''1 asked when
tho North -o, y,wurl m the distance. 1.-Two were eup-
moo, D., l,,,e a., ANN, ttLrt. m fiu f,r tnnm" 10
pIrd by opening tho valve shutters With a Tapping
,o.nl Gt1 hlup boz On We rcrutrrrd The lower Gun
u % para Homr miles inland Now, ~ hid act mp fora
Wuul-he navigator, aud bad mad" ever 40 hito dis
play OF Ian. and 20 futh 40 Argument col 7".cnn con-
fc.,.ou would have persuaded NY companion and tho
succor- tht had NO guided Win singular oApcrtpess
Another case N point ~4s connected Win m ascent
from the try, Pao" IA the year - D and was enron
l,ird u he Times aud other publications Iho ar on
ths occasion Wa light AMI variable ~ suspect u was
~ M,ldou duliu- the recent exceptionally Tranquil
cfrcut1 Or pu some has mist formed overhead, anu
assembled under the luiuruce 81 northeast hrreho
drunalu especially about tue hIgA-lrtcl station over
when we I-,ed had dl'd away. 40 reasonably IN
,c'i g'J we D' ,r ,'.r r"f ,.r r,.,n
neds ~ that we had erirly travelled. After being Out
OF ~sht itr an hour ind mall i1outH u tnlr u" "''
ocud 7loh- hliir o. N~"l, "a d I'i, t"" b',i
.,ipcarrd brurAfh-ilc next moment tAr towers ana
De- Why, eve never moved. cAcluncd passenger.
BE- TrluslNcd. 5y Joyc" SAID another Iou are both
ml .tak"n. replied; we have been. e1'dIcs' SHOWS
where and the upper Wlni h"- brought ns D'ck 10 no
spot whence ~ set out Bui observe, a. ~ moment
drfcl back W thc direction ~ ~Uratham and descended
two or three miles from tie Palace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
DrP0yrSADrRyrURE

From me fondDn Echo.
MIR Dupont, who recently rrmute ed from tho en-
ioymcut NJ H2.GOuOOO py Au explosion. was probably
the largest manufacturer Of explosives 30 fhc World
Oue of the mnst dlr NJ achievements rrcnfdrl w no
history OF the present century s one o Whch ne IL ia"
crutrn figure During tho trimrtn War the kuaNihA
Government nn short Of powder and th" explosive WA
required continue the dc rncr OF @chat opol cargo
was purcLthrd FROM the brpuuts iu America, ana was
placed 100 % steamship hlns on Baltimore Ihu Btiish
had figltcs posted IN waiting outside th" thrsapeakH
After several FONTS the watchers were cIudrd, ana
chnso began across the Atlantic through Gibraltar ant
up the Mediterranean -ca with trumikubio good
rho vessel pto-cI through The Bu-phorS and
into the Black u1chrckct !; but when nearing the
OF contention. the English war SHIPS hh'd tho
stranger NouAg Dupont Was the helm himself. and
insisted that the vessel proceed not bee ins the sgns
from the war ships. Two hrOii-des were med into the
vessel but ho able tO steam ahead and steer through
the rocks, and bcachcd inside the Eu,-ian lines
this daring adventure saved tie cargo for which the
Russian Government pad The sum Of fj,OOOOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
TILE ROIrND PLRATE.

From Berlin DisDitch 10 me L0utoB Hnies
The N1hOHdi ZerWvg uetls thtt thr Buu,h Govern
incut has iutnAtcd here ia intention OF HtauOulng
Vessel OF war at HengOlaud for the protection OF tho
English fishery. Apr,p.S 0f this IL may be mentioned
that m examination Of the captain oi the Bremen
hawer ye-sr Dirlroh. alleged to have been pundC rcd
lately by ENGLISH fishermen % the DO-ger Bank. has
re.utrd la the conviction that hi, allegation
Tho master ~ the picdnch put Ia evidence "A broken
knife which WAS used by bis pluderers opening boxes,
etc ON board hi- cutter one Of The OF the DiedrCh
dopoel that despite the seriousness OF the situation he
could not but laugh heartily. seeing that OF tina
English pirates. OF round and pOndcrOns build Tell into
the SEA when pushing uh from the Dledrch with his
booty. aud cutched by the leg by robber
mates and luggDd along head uudrr water until he
nearly drowned Too precious to be- all owed To sink he
was, nevertheless too heavy to b. hostd into the boat
and thus the oVerrOwn and ubbery pirate all but came
- his death through dreaming tO tine intense mirth VI
the Of the gin shop soop which he hal helped To
rife IL may bee added that the gn0oat sent out from
Mhemshafen In quest Of the robbers has not yet rs-
ported their seizure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
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