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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
Seutf6lanSs NIB Sranfrei6s

Der pGrtembsrgtI6e ,Staatsanleiser'
felt fOlssnbrn 8srsletA ;pil6en be,
@r6Be DsutIdlant5 uno Sranfrsi6s an
UNI nahiuweilen, baB Der 0sbietspsrlult
nelhsn 5ranIreib bur6 bic attretune
ron Gliab unb ectbrtnesn srfdbrt, Elm
melt eerinserer iii, ais esr, peI5sr Vreu'
ZEN I'm 3iIFter Grisrenspsrtrase oufsrlest
purSe.
Der ,,Staatsautsigrr" lhreibt: Jranf'
reid bate I'm Sabre 1889 5000 bsutlhe
Suabratmetlen (stns fsutIde Suaerat'
meite III slei6 81 uno Elm Sehftl eugli.
Ihen). 1903 1900, 1915 9665, uni
1860 $3.50. Sc III bel bsm BON ben 9ai.
irtsn NIT igm I'm Sabre 1916 abssldloI'
isnen 8risbtn Srsbsr GsprlfH, ols ss Urr
Der 8spplutton mar.
Deutl6ianb, Der nrrbbeutl6e 8unt
unb SaptsuiihInnb suIammsnssncmmsn,
umia6t 1881 SuaprotmsiIen. ggerben
ItBt pom 5ranfretd biz baiprn sllliilten
Departsmsnts, Nsesrrbetn (Stra6bura)
unO Sbsr. 9lgsin (Golmar), Iops bic brfi
ietGriBsilbsp 9epartsmsnts, Mofsl
(@sb), @eurttr (stansisJ uae gO9tfrn
(St. Dis) an OsutiAlanp at9etretsn, 70
ertdlt I.BtersS einen 3upa6s pom sol
GuabratmeiItn, unb wirb alfo tinftig
l0,l82 umfalTeu, wd0rsno Jrantrtid,
9349 STANDARDIZATION br9ait,
Die irBi9e @inwCbnsrJabl BON 1sutlA
lamb bstrdst natb ter lrbtrn 3ibluna
3S,512,877, bic BON 8rantret6 39,067, ).
600 Ssslru. Dur6 ben llebergana ter
staauptFn fiiuf Dspartemenls UOn 8rant.
reid an GtutIdpIanb anerrn fI1 bic 3a6s
len um 2.SO8,000, 70 pab tinftia 6ranf.
reid 30. .759. 900, Deutf&lunp 40,520,8 ,8T7
ginWc9nsr baben iptts.
Gsr8lsihrn mir tamit baS Spfer, mel.
DIES I'm 3iIftsr 5risOsn YreuBsn sur
StrnIs fir feline NOtbwfbr son 5rantreid
auierleet Wpreea iRi Grin SefRaanp
puroe BON 500! Suabraimtlisa mil
9,743,000 ginwobnern auf 2S77 Qua.
bratmriIen nit 4,938,000 ginwobnern,
uIlc teinnbe auf bic 9dIfts, rerujtrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
Der 1turedte.

SDlbat @aasr ptrb su rs @tUd1rsl-
den perurtbeilt. Sst ter Grstutipn fabt
iid eer 9rofcB aus Rem aufseasatn BUG
lsinsn Mann, Der nit bsm Gemiitblth ten
eahsln lit auf tts btrsiiltsbenoe Sanf
lrat. Drnnsrwetter. murrte ter 9rcfcb,
nahbem er febt. baB trpb lttner wuGtis
gen S6tdae iih bic frote eaunc beGelben
3u itstsern fdsint. Id psrb Dir fGcn Ssts
gen. mas StodRrsiG bsiet. Oils nun Der
prcfOB NIT ter duesrfen 8raftanifrens-
uns ffldst. bab Der S6weib In bstien
Srcpfen ibm auf bic Sttrne trttt, trift
Der Wann gar In Iautes qahen aus; ba
fraet Der Qifutsnant:
nS-Seuftll mas ladt gr btnn fcP"
nSA 6err 2ieutrnant." srpiberte Der
@sprii9elie, Id mu6 laden, neil if gar
ri6t ref WiilIer BIN, her Wiiller ftttt ia
bprt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12

mstr tie 6Nbistsit, Ta ja tetrrridtn unb
baS, was In frinsm Snntrn bUr3tus, Su
psFttrgsn. Gr tcrnte rutia unb IN Der
ytnttfanssnasn getiie ld6tln, wdtrrnb
ie,rs 9ruR rcr guire8uns erSiltsrts, sr
foun;r NIT ter frsunrIid fen Miene Sc
manp, rem CT babts, cine S6msttslsi fas
aen. Stt.' grnsbmen mar lCiht une gs'
nanpt unp mahte bod BEN Gintrud rer
5eRistsit. er btfab ale 5dtiStsitsn gu ct.
mem Diptpmatsn pssr Sntri9uantsn.
8ietorS Sinn mar lsibsniaaftliAer unb
trGti9rr, es mar itm unmGsli6, bas Stat,
wtl6ss In fsinsn Grern fc6, gu perlsu8'
nsn. sr war-im Stanbs, llh ju ZEN 9rSB'
ten 3borteiten bInrsiBen gu laGen, itri'
gems mar lsin ssleaItaftliGes 9tuftrsten
nod eewinnenSsr, ais pss Ieinss BRIT
eers.
8eibe Sriibtr, 9etcrsne 8ran3olsn, wa'
rem Scr unssfdbr sinsm Sabre mad 81.
setommsn unb letten In faf unjsrtrenn'
lider g8eile gu 1ammsn. Sie battsn cine
bidt an llrtanS 0runtfif srtn,snes,
dubsrf 9sftmnd0oa einssrihtsts gila
bsSc9sn, battsn In gang turStr Belt a6 in
ttn purnfbm ten Sreiisn ter Stabt Gin
gang ;u perlGafru gspubt unb lstten In
turdaus npbler spsilr, wir Minner,
lpelhe niht u6tRig GatsH gu frarrn uni
pOn Sussnb auf III ein reides qeten ee.
pE9nt fnr.
arttur't 5rau gait nit Nstt fir sint
S6Gnbeit. Gle mar eine anmut9ies
CARTE, faf dtbsrilde GrIdeinuns unS er.
res'e untsr ben Ddmen eur6 lore itstt
auFsrorrentIi6 sspdtlte Spilettt Sspun'
bsrung.
llster bic Ssr9anasnteit Der bsibrr
Sriiber pubte gfsmanb rtras 0snaue'
res. 9lur tslldufJ tottsn fs tie 8emsr'
tuns fallen lalfsn, baB fe In 6ranfrsid
nod einiae Sitter tsfdgsn, tn6 itusn In,
erb bas Qeben In IeullhIanp tsIsr gs.
ialls unb bob iie bsebalt auf Nsutihsn
SCrsn ii6 aujutaufsn ttabFdtigtsn.
(5UrtfsBuns fUIOt.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12

Der wtbtse GarI 8rauu'Bissbabsn
perIfsntli6t In Der 9laticnal' 3eiturs
nWsBsr. SttjJen", In wel6en sr tr5dblt:
vgts Id am 26. Sttobtr Don 9ttjcnpi(le
na6 0rapslOtie fubr. In RrSmenbem STE
gen une In elmer mad W6sltdfett 9ef6icf'
lcnsn &utits, tsarsnete mir cine 5eeros
.ftlsppfibistr S6fen", sstrt'bsn BON
rinem 9clenten, Der cine 8rille trus unp
aud Icnli etwas selebrt ausiat. llm itm
msine Spmpatbis su bfSsuasn uno mid
in SetrtT ftInsr 0eletriamfeit gu verge.
wiGtrn. bob i4 paS 9sber bsS 0aasns
uno risf itm su: nSalute SirtCrsm !"
(S6 sribe ben SisssrD nDte pCtius
pastcrsm" Cas' ltsber; ben 5irten) err
lfpa nit luaisem 9aasn bic antpcrt.
60 frsuJten Fa unfsre Be9s."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
Sefpnbere OS0Cbribf.

Natri9t pirb biermit gegfben, baB her Inter
;si9nfte, ,,gsrfertieer unb 8srfGufrr ron Nlie
nsralwaler unb lcnltisrn @strdnErn TT 8laltsu," :"
cine 9i1e btr BON ibm srbrautien 8lnlten in
her amtSifuts hes Staatslefrrt6rs Spn pennIpl-
pantfn bepcnirt bat, unb segru ir9rnb zine per
lon rbrr pericnen, Der 10 bsSridnsfr 8ai1en nit
Winsralipaler Ubfr irgsnb siutm anberrn 6Ie-
trGnfe fiillt, pber e fault, perfauft pber auf ir-
9ene zine Art bamit banbrlt, pber lie benuBt, I'm
Sbf barin 3u baItrn pber 3u irgrnb enem 3peds,
tpirb gefsBlf6 perfnbrrn iprrbrn.
8riebr. S9rabsE
Seranfpn, ga.
Wlan beadte nablfebenbsn 0eIeberlnB:
rs ptrb biermit als ungeIeBlid erflGrt fir
trgfnb TeIde ptrfcn cber prrIonen, pbne Or
lanbntB bes Gigentbiimrrs irsrub 70 bssei6urts
5laibsn nit MinernIpaifrr pber Ipnfigrm @es
irdnfs ju fiillen, 3u Serfaufen, su persrben, 3I
Iaufsn, pbfr bamii gu banbelu, Renn lolte 6la-
Ite nibt bonn rfdtsn Gisentbiinsr eefauft ipirt
unb irsene Semaub, Der lidl 10 per1rbt III bait.
bar fir cine Strafe BON fiintia Gents fir irbs
ic6e GIaibs, 70 esfiilIt ober psrfauft ssbraudt,
perssttn, gsfauft pesr banit erbanOeIt, fir bas
ere Ver9eben unb flint Dollars fir tstsS tpetrrG
Verseben, au frlangrn spr irgenb rinsm MIesrs
mann Ueer 8riebensribtsr, mic Strnfen aeleBld
3u trlangfn linb fir ben Stant." 24f7fi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
Die altcn Ncufftheli.

GS parsn iplrfIi6 fartpIe 61u,r, unlere
SGrfatrfn. - &ailer Narlmilian eer
3weite bate stnt wunpsrf6Gne natiirlthe
Ipdtsr. Nameus Sslsna Shaar1ea mad,
persn SeGB 9isls Rrsbtsn. Inter pisIen
sabsn iib bsicnbsrs Wube elm rei6er unb
pOrnstmrr Spanier, hsTsn Name uns
nt&t tsfannt iR unp anorsas gter9arr
Raubrr, Der 59itrisScratb bss 5eaiIers,
Der Elm Wlann BON unesmetner qeitee.
ffdrfs mar unb eInen Bart tsiae, weI6er
ibm bis auf bic 8tBe unb pieber parauf
bts IN he Wlitte isines qsibss 9tng.
Auh FER fpaull6e 9eperber mar elm
lrRr Rarffr Wanu. Der 8ailer puBte
ntht, wel6rm bon Seiren er bic 6anp
fstnrr 2c6tsr asten 1puts, bis er auf ben
@infau fam, bieislte Demisntaen su lal.
fen. Der lle rsfdmpfen wiiree.
Die Seoin9unsen purben bon 8ttpen
an9encmmen, 70 fcnbertar aud bic BON
Wartmtltau bel Iitmmte Sampfesart mar,
Bsiprn Htbenbublern wurbe ndmltt, elm
Cad gsrsift, trr mad Der @rSEe bes
9e9nerS mar. Wit bisfen IO(Iten Ie auf
etnanher lcs9eten, unO mem es aelanae,
ben Nnerrn In ben Cad 3u lttden, Der
icllte ppbIbeIobnt, eesbrt unp rer 8rdus
ttgam ter ffDnen 6slsna lein.
SIM anasfi6te brs 9anSsn 6ufes Be-.
gam Ter Rampf uno purbe lanae nit
sIsiGem Scrttril, Slid unb ,iemIt6
sIstGsr Stdrte sffiibrt. Gntli6 ater ass
lang es 8autsr, isiHsm Otsutr BEN Sad
ilbsr ben 8opf Su perfsn, ion umjuIfilr,en
unO S0lig in ZEN Cad binein3ul6ieben.
Das 1eId&ter tsr 3uIaausr ibsr bieIs
prcjebur war Brub; absr chen 70 arcB
mar aud Der SsrIsbts Stoll Oss SpauIers,
Der aussnblidIi6 ben ePf usrlts6. Siau.
Der iubelte In unenbIihek 5rsues. 5sles
mems 5ano purbs ibm nsta elmer rsi6en
auelteuer Su She'll. Dapon tCmmt nod
ttute bic 8stensart: .gr tann ion in
Cad lisdfn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
Scr biffae 0crrina.

Gin lofer 8oeel f6ub aus ieinem Sen.
FER stnem 8euer, ais bisisr auf fsm
Sabrmarfts einen 5srrins eefauft bate.
NIT sinem StehtUljsn 70 9enau auf Die
5aub, baB Der grf6rCdsne ppr S6msrS
ren SaIsfii6 lCsletd fallen lief. Der
Bauer trat nah furSsr llsbsrleeuns tem
Ssrrinse siniss Male auf ben Gcpf unr
IaaIe terubissnb: .,Da 8sliis! nun tsie
nod mai, wsnn tu fannf."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12

llntsrfu6unas- -8iater. = 3srse! IN
Nta5 eerIsni9e Stcf. nit pethsm Gu6 bic
Ssrlsbun8en al Gusrm &cpfe 3ussfii3i
wurbenP
3suae.--Sa wi1sn Ss, gp. @naben
ssrr 9tai9, bas tSmnt' ta grab 70 senau
Eit fasrn, psil's fslbtesmaI 70 finaer
s'welen if. SEPT msin' Id bait, penn &c
mir c paar Wal bamlt tiiGhs aGf ben
6ppf fAIaesn tbdtsn, bas i'd n na&bsr
pisasiht wieber fsnnsn tbdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12

Triebri6 S6ra6er,
3abritant Bon fpruSclnSem Srcne Bier,
Sar(apariQa nnO Minrraiwa0fr,
Jabrif IN NuIbnry1rabe, spif6sn penn II. Bpc-
ming Ipenuf.
Nprter, Ile nno Saeerbicr,
tit 3lalGen, pirb ~ ben nispriafen prrilsn I'm
GreBen mad allen pIGBen hfr City fpIfsnfret &C.
liefert.
Cine Grfabruua Spn 25 Satrsn in reiuem Git.
hGfte befGbiat mid, einsn Sarlaparilla ~ lie
er, ber ale aubsrsn Gabrifatr iibtrtriift unb ffr
gsIuuSbrit lebr ,utrdsli9 II. Das G'sfG6ft febt
uutrr meiner perlGniben 9rimng, nns polIe GU
friseenbeit pirb gdrantirt.
auftrdas, psIhr BET Ssrru Srbn 9eiblrr nbes>
aften cber bur6 bic ppa mir Sugflanbt prrbfn,
ffubsn prpmpts 8eriidfSti8uns.
26ba 8r. S@rabtr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
5srr 5rabIieb Iusts zines Cages ,u isi'

Ssrr 5rablleb iasis zines Cages 5u isi.
per Grau;
Sulsisn, tchs mir bod bsuts email "a
8IVBe, Id babe ssnen gang fpnberbarsn
5un9rr eruf; atsr Re biirfsn MID GROCER
lne, ais wie meIne Gdulit.
Die Grau tDut ibm ben @iasn; aber
% tlnsIiid.-tIe JtlSBe ssristbsn nod
elnmaI 70 9rOb, ais Ie 6srr Sra6Iieb ts.
lisllt battle. GaS ptrbrUb ibn bermaBen,
ea6 er 14 IL Stid tInuntrr dr8srte. bas
anbere OuBsnb fAidte er Dor 8ut9 -
binterher,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
GGrmania Halle.

Ginrm Srrbrin YubIifum bic rrsebtnf gIn
3sias, eaB ptiseS, nabr hrm Gepet gfle9ene eCFa.
ntu eingtridtet NIB beeeuteRo prrlbSnrrt ipcrofn
z une untfr bsr eeihns et6 llntrrSeihnften brn
psutibrn putlitnm isBt pteefr Ctieu itrbt.
Die 3rit trr formtllen Ginpeibung pirt lpd
ter betannt gemh6t.
Das ausgejeihuetf ,.SrheHricn" unSfS a
burbgrriftnst 8sniilatipn MAIDEN bisies TO
~ brm anasnrbmifen NuirnibnIisort inn
Staet. U0inN 9ptH 3t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
SSSciuc! SSSeiuc!

6iir bic 5siertass smpfebls Id mefi Eager
ieibtimpcriirter, NIT eem 9Gmpfsr ,,gBeIer" 10.
ebsn an8sfcmmenrr 8beinpstns SsrlGisbenrr
Gualiilt wsI9s i'd ;u billiesn greiIsn bsi ber
Slal6e cter IN 8rTBeren 0uantitGttn abiuIalIeu
I'M Stanhs bin. 9afpb S6impff
22b2p GeSorfro6s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
Or6eifriOll.

Das IN ter @ermania SalIs aHfaenelte Or
delfrtpn IN bon benz talrntppllsn Srlirumfnisn-
bauer, Srn. 6. WeIee, rfparift unb nit elmer
an;obl nsufr 4iteen serleben pcrbtn, unb fam
baS publifum in ber .3ufunft pirbrr BET einsm
G6Gumrntsn @lals Bier ben @snuB elmer flat.
fi9en NuFf babeu. Sprebt ssfG1ialf SOr.
9cbn 9etb[er,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
@er 6Qt Qltc Gcute?

Sir dmsrifaniIGe nIie gente srn bsn 5abr,
sGnssn 1892, 1893, 1899, 1904, 1909 unb 1915
prrbsn cute grtils trsabIt. GbsulU fir baIbs
Gsnts espi0er 9abrg6nes.
User lclGe bsFBt mtIbs fit III Der Srprbitipn
tieles 9lattts. 3b8
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
Xc1tcr !!

Ssm Strfbrtsn putlifum bon Scranton unb
llmeeaenb biene sur Nabri6t, bab i'd bon ben
foIgenten 8ruer- une pebrns- s-8erliherungs- gpm-
paanien bic Maentur itfrnpmmfn batf:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
SS. SeiT0rtb,

3tterar3t
bistsi biermil isine Disule tsm tsutI6eu Yubli-
fun pcn Serantcn unb nm9eeenO bel allen
@anfbeitfn esr Saastbisre unter Der 3uf6er-
ung raider Siilfe an.
AnmeIbunssn fbnnsn bel Srn. Gbas. Dds
penn aSenue, bintsrIaITen perbfn. t0n70
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
SSirfhss nn6 9offhnns.

DIR llntersst6nste rmpfebIt Irintn GrrEutrn
unb ben Deutl6en iibertaupt irn AT Ter Sad
lcuarhbt, pbrTtalb bsr Wnin, Sybr Varf, aelrar-
nrs ecfal pp lie fets bic brlfen @stranfe SprIin-
ben tperesn.
Sclits qsute ISnntn ietrrSrit quite 9pli uns
epsis baIelb rrbaltfn.
gub pertsn In benz @eb1ube nrtenau ale In
has SattIsrfad eiui6Iassnbsn arbriien aulefsr-
ti9t ober rePariTt. 25n9
Inbreas 56Sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
Bur SeQ6tung.

glle bisienigsn, peISe mir felt rinsm Sabr
unb barber l6nIeen, rfrbfu Tlubt, binnen ei-
mem Monat gu sabIen, pieri9enfalls i'd aIaae
erbebsn merbt.
t7R70 Or. 9pbsmanu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
Sseuss fbpd dbif@es @Olfslies

WNHNo TWIUHUIIu1tb SpItbEItp
Sctaib mtr ShpObe
Stn tete,
6dnB'S msr balet
SIN g8alpi
@hribalpi!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
S0Cf0iU01u1tCa O01ts

tadatpar1a Aptnut, rabe bstn Depot,
Gbas. Sropp, YrpPr.
Das pbisr, In better 0rile sinsrriGtrtt Saus
III init glllsm pfrIfbeu, mas Sem aGrper ,ur Stdr-
funs une GrfriIhung nGtbig if.
6'utes Bier, bic fsinftn gBeine, 9tau6re uus
9tsarren, rarRs unc faIts Speilrn; galfern, au
ieee art ,ubtrfitst.
yin fstnsr Saal fir Danten unS GamilisH.
llm sabIrfi9en 3uiprut srfu6t isint 8rsuHb
25tnS Gbas. Grppf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12

ROBINSON & MENZEL
srIaubrn G9, sinsm Ssrsbrisn pubIifum eraebsnIf
antusei9en, bab re cine nrus unb slegane 8elf-
auraiicn an pbissm plaBe erBfntt batsn unb
feline Wiibe fdeueu perben, itre @1Iie auf has
Bette su bspienen. StseeImGBise aGf9Gnger su
bfrabgrleBtfn Yrsilen bspirtbst.
lie ausgeIubte1sn Speiltn unb @strGnfe
psTSsn in fiir3efer 6riit unb better 9rt lsrSirt
unb fir cute llntrrbaItuns rbenfalls Sprse ss-
traaen.
Dur6 birrsftt gerbinbuns nit ben srfsn Sm-
pOrteuren BON Gep.gJprf fub mir iiets nit fri
f6en SaterlGnbii6en unb einbeimildsn DsIifat-
slen Seriebrn unb MAIDEN bier belpnbrrs auf
uriert gBeine fir Gamilienee neebraub aufmfrfInm,
bic mir billiger 3u lirfern int Stanbs Inb, ais
ir9enb Elm 9eldSft bieIer @esenb.
90 Iatsn Su einem rfinrn G'Iale sBein pter
anbfrrn Grfril6unsen freunbli6f Elm
8ebinfon II. Ren3eI.
SCRANTON, "a. NpS. 1870.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-30
Disasters at Sea.

New YORK, January 29.-The British
bark Kate Smith, Captain William
Hamilton, OF Yarmouth, y. s., from
Les Passenges, Spain, for this port,
went ashore Wednesday night near
Little Egg Harbor, y. j., seventy miles
from this city, and eight Of those on
board, including the captain, five sea-
men, steward and wife, and Joseph
Hussey, pilot Of the boat, Of this city,
were lost. The mate, Caleb Mcdonald,
and two seamen were the only sur.
yivors of the wresk. The Kate Smith
was 4O4 tons register and had a cargo
of 500 tons lead, consigned to a house
in this city.
The schooners Mary Z. Elliott, Of
Clinton, Conn. and Alfred Hall, oi
Norfolk, Va, both from Chesapeake
Bay, for here, also went ashore on
Little Egg Harbor bar Monday nigh
and were totally lost, the latter with
all on board, her captain having de,
clined aid. The crew Of the Elliott
were all rescued.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-30
NEW YORK.
Between the Erie and
Other Railroad Companies.

Agreement Between the Erie and
Other Railroad Companies.
New YORK, January 2S-The Erie
and Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad Companies have, it is
understood, agreed upon a truce, and
agree not to interfere with any legisla-
tion desired by the Erie, and to leave
the payment Of tools to be amicably
settled by the courts, which will fix the
rates through the tunnel. In turn the
Erie company grants an equal right of
way through the tunnel for timetable
trains until the expiration of Mr..
Stevens contract. The Erie will not
interfere with any legislation desired by
the other road, and the latter will
probably ask for a charter to further
legalize the Boonton branch, and for
chartering a number Of short branch
roads in the upper portion of the State.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Company will also ask for a
charter for a new tunnel through
Bergen Hill, which will be located
about haltmile north Of the present
one. In this matter the latter company
has been undoubtedly victorious since
the tunnel troubles have assumed
some Shape about six months ago.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, January %.

WASHINGTON, January y.
The House met for general debate,
Churchill in the chair. Speeches were
made by Mr.. Cox in favor Of reve nue.
reform, and Mr.. Maynard in condemna-
ton of Federal interference in elections ;
Calkins on the Alabama claims; Bird,
Hoar, Lawrence and Maynard on the
bill 70 promote National Education /;
Axtell in defense Of the land grant
policy Armstrong on civil service re-
form. The latter stated that he was
authorized by the committee on that
subject to report a resolution for all
pending propositions as follows:
Resolved, That the President Of the
United States be and he is hereby au-
thorized to prescribe such rules and
regulations for the admission Of persons
into the civil service of the United
States as will best promote the efficiency
thereof, and ascertain the fitness Of each
candidate in respect to age, health,
character, knowledge and ability for
the branch Of service he seeks to enter
and for this purpose the President is
authorized to employ suitable persons
to conduct such inquiries, to prescribe
their duties and establish regulations
for the conduct OF persons who may
receive appointment in the civil service.
The President is also authorized to
prescribe the fees to be paid by all
persons applying for appointment, which
fees shall be applied to the payment Of
the expense of making such inquiries.
] Mr.. Mccormick, Of Arizona, made a
speech on the Indian question. After
which the House adjourned.
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WASHINGTON.
The Income Tax Qu&tiou.

WASHINGTON, January 2s.-Tbe ac-
tion OF the House yesterday afternoon,
in sending back to the Senate its resolu-
ton repeating the income tax, with
suggestions that it had been wasting its
time for several days on business which
it had no constitutional right to origi-
nate, has probably disposed of that
resolution. This is not the first time
the Senate has exceeded its powers in
that respect as was shown by
precedents quoted by Speaker Blaine in
deciding a point Of order raised. E. =
Considerable surprise has been ex-
pressed in political circles at the de-
cided stand taken by Commissioner
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PITTSBURGH, January 29.-It is thaw-
ing and the snow is melting rapidly,
with indications Of rain. The Monon-
gahela is 8 feet scant and falling fast.
No arrivals. - a.... /.
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OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE Co,

NyHE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
i have this day declared q stock dividend
Of ten Cl0D per cent upon the capital stock
(sl3,000 out Of the earnings for the past six
months. fEf y. c. AkTHCh,
iano Secretary.
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The Capital OF Italy 10 be Moved to
Rome.

FLORENCE, January 26.-The Italian
Senate adopted resolution providing
for the removal Of the Capital from
Florence to Rome, on the Both of June
The Senate also, by further resolution,
declared its satisfaction With the en-
gagements entered into by the ministry
concerning guarantees of the indepen-
dence of the people and the liberty Of
the church.
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MohAssEs, Cuba ,s5@5O
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Sugar H'se.. 6O690
NAILS, - kegs '60@8 90
UNIONS. Bbus1 50@l rs
OIL, Kerosene, e 35@45
!, machinery. .75@1 co
sPEoIE, Gold al 12S
silver al D.
PorAT's, 1ris1 5O62 On
Sweet, bus l OO6I 25
RIcR, Carolina ID 9610
SHOT, pbag. 275@3 90
SALT, Liverp.2W@2 10
SOAR, Bb, .7A@lO
SP1nITs, Alcohol, gl5 90
Brandy - 0O612 90
Gin. 20 00@G 90
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Whiskey.. 4 1904 90
SUGAR, Crus d P15@16
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STARCH, g b.. SJ0lO
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Black, i 000p1 10
TOBACCO, Chw.G0 90
Smoking ,ib. ..5O@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@@
French. @IC0
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Port, T3gal3 00@5 so
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ForoIHn Affairs.
NOON DESPATCHES

"a,
NOON DISPATCHES.
FRAEoo-aERNAN CUSTOMS TRrATy-F.rsr
RUMoRs OF A DoNAPARTIsT CONSPIRACY
STRIKES IN ARBITRATION, &C., 20.
LONDON, September 29.-Gibbons. a
successful merchant and member of
the conservative party, has been elected
Lord Mayor of London.
Gales continue, with several additional
disasters.
The Times Versailles special says
france declines to give the other powers
tho same favorable customs clauses tint
are accorded to Germany, under the re-
gently negotiated treaty On the other
hand, the correspondent of the Times,
writing from the same place, expresses
the opinion TINT negotiations with Ger.
many will be protracted and fruitluss.
VERSAILLES. September 29.-.The Mi.
mister OF Commerce informs the commit.
tee OF the Assembly. which controls
affairs during the recess, that negotin-
tlons with Germany nre making fnir
progress.
The rumored discovery of evidence of
Bonapartist conspiracy is unfounded.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LONDON, September 29.-The New
castle engineers have ngreed to submit
Tue dl1ncultles between themselves and
their employers to arbitration.
Ihe Bishop Of Lichfeld sailed for the
United States, to attend conference of
the Bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
PARIS. September 2e.-M. DeBapne-
vile, the french Ambassador. to Rome,
has arrived OF Versailles.
The loan of the city of Paris has been
taken. The subscriptions arc thirteen
times more than required.
Several conflicts have. occurred be-
tween the French md the German gar
rison ut Dion.
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