davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

Some of our readers may find it a
very pretty little game to seek prop
er comparison to illustrate the conjunc-
ton of the ''Liberafn Republicans with
the old "Copperhead'' Democracy.
There is a story of two snakes swallow
ing each other-each beginning at the
tail of the other-until both entirely
disappeared, which is not a bad Illus
tration of what may happen. The
Kilkenny catastrophe will of course
suggest itself in the same connection.
The old Western story of two wrestIers
SO evenly matched that they s'shouid-
Iered'' each other at the same time,
leaving neither one with his feet touch
ling the ground, illustrates the thing
pretty well. If your mind has turn
for the English classics, here is a per-
feet description of the Liberal encount-
er with the Copperhead, adopted by
Macaulay in one of his essays on the
Earl of Chatham: n .a4d i'i
"Dante tells us that he saw, in Male
bolge, strange encounter between a
human form and a serpent. The enc
mics, after cruel wounds inflicted, stood
glaring at each other. A great cloud
surrounded them, and then wonder
full metamorphosis began Each crea-
ture was transfgured into the likeness
of his antagonist. The serpent's tail
divided itself into two legs, the mans
legs intertwined themselves into tail.
The body of the serpent put forth arms;
the arms of the man shrank into his
at length the serpent stood up man
and spake; the man sank down SER
pent and glided Kissing away.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

Should Greeley be elected President
as now nominated is there not danger
that he would meet the fate of Harri-
son, Taylor and Lincoln? The Democ-
racy have way of bringing the tail
end of the ticket to the frOnt-when
the Vice President can be made OF
more use to their party-and causing
the head to disappear.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16
Total.....
This leaves for the opposition:
OF those set down as doubtful Grant.

OF those set down as doubtful, Grants
chances Of carrying them are better
than those of the opposition, but give
them all to the latter, and they still
lack ten votes of majority. We be-
lieve this to be a fair calculation, and
from it, it will be seen that will be seen
that warm work will be needed. The
result in Pennsylvania will decide the
contest. -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16
ELECTORAL VOTE.
And the Probable Result.

The Pittsburgh Gazette is speculating
upon the probable result at the No
vember election and ventures the fol-
lowing. Total electoral vote is 357;
necessary to choice 179. Ofthis num-
Der we count the following sure for
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

The Washington Treaty difficulty is
not yet settled, and it appears evident
that the United States will have to
withdraw her claims to indirect
damages.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

IT is reported that Judge Davis will
withdraw from the field asa candidate
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

GREELEY's latest is to plant darning
needles in order to raise crop. of crow
bars. He expects to harvest them as
soon as he is elected.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

There is an increase of the smallpox
in Philadelphia.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16
.IhR Best PaRfl! IEE i !

The SCIENTIFIC ASERICAN Is the cheal
est and best iIlusJratee weekly paper pn0lisn-
ed Every mum Der contains from 10 to I5 ORR
ginal enEFavingS OF new machinery, novel in
Ventions, Bridges, Engineering works. Archi-
lecture, improved Farm Implements and ey-
cry new discovery IN Chemistry A years
numbe4 contain 30 pages and several hun
dred engravings. Thousands OF volumes are
preserved for binding and reference. Tns prae-
tical receipts are we'll worth ten tirnesthe sub
scrIption price Terms, SS a year by MAIL
S pecimens sent nee. May be had OF all News
Dealers. - AZ
PATENTS Obtained on the best terms. Mod
els Of new inventions and sketches examined.
and advice free. All patents are published in
the ScfeR tific American the week they issue
Send for Pamphlet, 1lD pages, cOnl7l ming laws
and full dtIectiOns for obtaining Patents
Address Tor PapeT,EBr CONCERNING Patents,
MUM & co. 81 PARK How; y. Y Branch Of
flee, cor f. and 7th sts-, Washington, ID, c.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

WENDELL PHILLIPS is opposed to
Greeley.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

The Methodist General Conference is
still in session. No election of Bishops
yet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

1t is reported that JEFF DAVIS has
written to GREELEY promising to sup.
port him. Who next?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

The Morgan Co. Democrat prefers
GRANT to GREELEY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

Miss NELLIE GRANT is in Paris, the
guest of Madame Thiers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16
GRBAF CHLNCB FORAGBNfS
THE FEMALE SOL DE

| UNSEXED; OR, THE FEMALE SOLDIER. =
The Thrilling Adventures, Experiences and
Escapes Of A Woman, as Spy, scout and urse
/ in Hospitals, Camps and BattIe-delds by 81
Emma Edmonds. With II full page illustra-
tions and potraft on Steel, This absorbing
book. crown Svo, elegantly prin ted, Il Illustrated
and bound with ornament Is in } ack and gold
is just ready, S2.25, Agents whOfir send 81 Is
for outfit to r-9t,-' ~r.. rr- --r-.I-
aIL -DELPHIA BUBLISHING CO. III San
Isnm street, Will secure territory for this fast
selling oeok.r -r.- f..- ..a.-f-r-w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

THBoDoRE TnroN has declared for
H. G..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16
HoIloway's PiIIs.-Turn .of Life

Holl0way's Pills.-Turn of Life.
= Armed with this great antidote, the
fiery ordeal is passed through and the
sufferer once more restored to the pos
session of unimpaired health, These
Pills are equally effloaoious in all female
complaints, and distractions at the
dawn of womanhood. Sold every
where. 2J cts. per box or pot.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

Mr.. Elihu Burrit is said to make a
point of learning new language every
year. This year he thinks Of under.
taking the tariff plank of the Liberal
Republican platform,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16
GreeIey's Predicament.

The fixing of the time for the meet
ing of the Democratic National Con-
vention on the 9th of July is a heavy
blow at Greeley. 1t means that the
Democrats are going to wait till the
whole situation is developed before
they act. 1t means also that the Phila-
|delphia nominations must be made,
and a sufficient time must intervene to
show Greeley's attitude toward them,
and his Republican strength against
them before the Democracy will decide
upon their course. We suspect it means
te keep Greeley upon the hoop for two
long months, playing him with the
prospect of the nomination, and to get
him through this temptation, fully
lcommitted against any nomination the
Republican party may make at Phila-
deIphia, and then to land him, gasping,
on the bank, a wreck in character and
in his profession. .LGm. Gazette.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16
REVENUE TAX.

CoLLECroR's OFFICE, 10th Drsr. OF OHIO.
May /, 1872.
As required under Sec. 10, of al act TO pro-
vide Internal Revenue to support the Govern
ment and pay Id nteresJ on the public debt, ap-
proved June 30, 1864, amended Marcn = 1857,
and July IA, 1870, hereby give notice TO ALI
concerned that the ASsessors Annual List Tor
this District, for 1872, embracing lax on income
for 1871, Distill. rs Brewers, Liquor and Tobacco
dealers, has been rendered 10 me- the said taxes
aie now due and required 70 be paid within ~
days from tnis date. r
G. G.. LOFLAND, Collector.
Payment of taxes for Belmont County TO be
made To deputy collector asher Williams, =.
arnesville, May II; Beilaire, May p, BRIDGE
port Mr. y ~, st. Clairsville, May p. ma2tu
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

Nine more than necessary to secure
the election of the Republican ticket.
We consider the following States
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16
ii formation .Hallad.

l1HE undersigned anxious 70 nnd one
4 Henry barnes, grandson OF Henry Gittin-
ger. He was m the Union Army daring the
late war; was discharged Al Louisville, Ken
tucky, went 70 Canton, ONO, anu len there
September Y, 1875. tor Oreson or California,
SINCE hlch time he has not been heardO. here.
There Is a considerable patrtmony due nia
rom his grand laJher's estate. Address
WM. II. JACKSON,
st. Clairsville, Bel. Co, D.
Exchanges pleas notice
may2-Sw aHtt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

I'D "a - - --------- -----Z--- s.
VERIFY, this is the year of conven-
tions and tickets. The Columbus and
the Cincinnati national conclaves have
been held and eachgravely put forward
q ticket. The Suffragists, petticoated
Anazons, threaten to meet in solemn
council in Wyoming to nominate two
of the strongest of the weaker sex for
the highest offices within the gift of the
people. By secret circulars adorned
with the legendary skull and crossbones
we learn that the InternationalistS will
place a candidate in the field to try to
make landing place in the White
| House. And then the religiOusly in
elined opponents of secret societies, es-
pecially those who look with jealous
distrust on that respectable body of
lcitiZens known as the MasonS, will
meet in terrible earnest, on the 25th
inst, at Oberlin, Ohio, to nominate a
President and Vice President. The lat
ter promises to be no weak movement.
1 1t revives the old hostility that worked
| its way into great national significance
many years ago. There is a slight diff
erence, however, in the situation then
and now. The Masons1 are SrTong.
They are everywhere. Incur Congress,
our Cabinet, our professions, our church,
es; in every walk of life. They are
powerful, and any movement against
them now cannot crush them. While
the aim of the anti-Masons is to break
up their civic organization, still the OBJ
Iject cannot fail to take in the Odd Eel
Ilows, the Red Men, the Knights Of Py-
thias and all kindred secret associations.
I For q few men to ATTEMPT TO pull d0wn
these well established societies, and to
walk over their ruins, seems to US q
presumptuous task. We are told that
at Oberlin the chances are that either
Sumner, or Wilson of Massa chusetts
lor Pomeroy, or Carpenter will receive
the nomination. They cannot, howev.
er, afford the sacrifice intended fol
them to make. 1t will be very difficult
in this, the year of our Lord, 1872, to
: obtain candidate willing to butt his
head against the Masonic order or any
other similar secret organization in the
| United States.-E Pitts. Gdz.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-16

T. BUCHANAN READ is dead.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-28

llniere &unoen erbalteu ben Sortbeil uniersr
groBeu Saar. .ginfdufe.
Gartprtsbt & Barner's.
NortoIe un6 Gelp Srunswid,
Dtenlicott Gompasuie
unb ane anbsren beliebten Sabritate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-28
11ubpllfnmmene ilun bnllfomntene
9uhue.

@ute 3dbne iinb fir torperlife etonbett ureridb%
ltd, uuo Remonb bari iid iernerbiu messn unslst@
der ODER auler SABINE entidulossn; oenn pas Ntlt1
tel, bies ausel su bsstissn, lisssn in einss SsSsn
BereiGe. Or. sBinben, in SIR. fsS, W G IT.
Napette<, ob,rbalb Gutawfrase, 1T als iuiiien'
ibuftlidsr 3abnarst melt unO brett befannt. er if
nit iebem 3tueise isiues Serufss prattt6 pertraut
uub ane feline sabndrstiden Sperationtn bstreSissn
bic Yatentsn oui's Bette. Dts 3dbne, bic sr onter'
tist ssidnen iit burd Dauerbattistslt, poltomlue'
mes BaiIen, natirlitss Ausiebeu unS alssmsine
sdonbslt aus 9as 3abnfiiaen nit @olo, Stanio!
ODER Competitions Daife bilSet einen pibtisenEbeil
isiuer graris. als 3abnaussieben ftebt Or. 9S tn=
b ell unerreitbt on. Sein Serfabren nit Dem Ba'
tienten lit in Der Gbat barmant. Nitt oas serin9de
gdmer,iumptom ,pirp peraulaBt, uno Die Operation
IN nets poIItommen erioIsreid. @r
iabrsrt tdslid5 reiues iaIpetsrinurss Gas. 8tez
len stmerBpertilssr baber bic sciammtsn mebi5iniz
nlIden Satultdtsu @uropa's unb amerita's iiir bas
poatommenfts nnb punosrbarfs, empTnpunsslo=
stst bsrSorssruisns 9ittsl gfldrt. oas le entoedt
w worben. (NdrS71SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-28
2pfaIberid,te aus 0Halhinatpn.

gSu bington, q. goo. - 0ie 9Gusz
li6e Seiettigun9 0es algemein ais @emeinz
I6aben betra6tetenG ift MN oolbraf)t.
Die Sollenoung bieie5 fir 6aS algemelne
g8obl 10 notbnenbi9en @erfes bot ben babel
Setbeili9ten cine @ele9euheit, etne 6eittid)tcit
3u be9eben, nobel piele idl0ue 91eben unO be5
eOlsn 8stnes bic Wienge flOB. - Die Serrsn
@aue uno Qppleman, SOntraftoren, maren
anmeieno uno guben einen reht nctten lle6er=
bid iiber ben 6Ortifritt Der StaOt @aibtng-
ton i'm 9lQ9emeiuen uuO insbeiOnOere ben
groben SanitdtsfortIfrltt, Der burd 8eiettt=
9ung beS @anale8 gemadlt murOe. llniere
Sir9er n1Ogen iid begliidmiiniden, baB bieie
Sieberqueue euoli4 oerftopft 1T.
Sr. q. b. gliidIer, ieltber etn Glamter
in Der 2. 4uoiteur8zSfftce, S6abamt, bat
refguirt, nm alS Sffi3ter III bic re9utdre 2tr=
NEE ein5utreten.
= (8irtbldattszQiSenien.) ga Bic Bolis
3etz@omntiidre elmer groBen 9ln3abI appItz
faHten Die 3lSenie nidt iofOrt berulligt baben,
bat Wtajor RiharoS, Der SuperiutenDent Der
Yolisei, ale SGube Ooa 3u tbun, um sie bic
len Sla9en, Die BET inn einlaufeu, anSub6ren
un0 cine gntl6eioung su treiisn. Sn Beiu9
auf bic gan3e QlsenS= SentQi9un9S< 9eld)td]te
II1SkHL uNp DbuAIlJGo IAul tlIl SLNulI %-AIl(-
mart 81 iein, oenn mir f0nnen nift etneben,
lue8balb gStrtbe, Die jabrelang tbr @eidlGft
betriebeu unb etn anitdnoiges Sau8 gebalten
ba6en, bon Bontius gu Ytlatu8 Iauien mil.
len, I'M ibre 2iSenle erueuert 81 erbalten.
SieIe unierer beutIhen QSirtbe, gegeu oeren
9eiddftsflibrun9 au6 ntdlt Der 9ertnge Sa=
Del erboben mer0en fam, fn0 gesnungcn,
mebrmaI5 bei lbren Na6barn ber5umSuiau-
fen, I'm beren llnteridrlit SIT ersultea, neil
Ole BolBei @ommiliiOn, oteueift in Solge
Der 8Iage eines gSafubeili9en, elmer fanatt-
iden Seti6weter ooer eineS bppoAonorIiden
o6er nit Dem YOSegra bebafteten alien Sung
geieqeu, lbnen bic 2i3enS uidt iofort bepils
li9t bat. 8enu g8irtbe einmal nebrere
Sabre ibr @etGft auf auItanoige SSetie be-
trteben baben, iouten ite feinen 10 tleinliAeu
Gbicauen mebr au8geiett ietn.-2ofalen uon
3peiielbaftem Nufe iOllte uatiirlif inter fei'
uer BeOingun9 cine 8rtbiduft8= @on5eiiton
ertbeilt per0eu, uuO auf olee baben nniere
Bemerfungen natiirlt9 felnen 8e5u9.
- @OmunO Oates, Der beriihmte eugliidJe
HOuelliit, blelt geltern QbenO etnc Sorleiung
in Der ylincOln-9alle."
= g8dbrenO Der leBten g8odJe itarben 84
Bieroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-28

bas S6lpB, ben 9art, Die SetpnOmie, Die
8dloer, 6elOer unb gBieien =. nnp pann
ben Graien ielbi, bamit Sic ii6 elm feites
llrtbeil ii5er ibn btlpen t6nnen. Sic ieben,
bab man Sic ni6t gu iberrumpeln pOer
su perblenben gebentt. lleberlegen Sic
nit Sbrer Sante; id bleibe biz mprgen
abeno in Der Stubt. @anidenspertb
wdre es, penn i'd Sic fibren Oiirfte. Ser
Graf ielbit miroe ii6 Sbnen pOrgeitellt
baben; i'd piberrietb jeoOd, pa id es fir
spedmdBis eradte, Dap Sic Slrtan fenz
nen lernen.
Srau Braun eri6ien.
9ie 9ame mar bI6lt6 erfreut, ben
Gait pilltpmmen beiben gu f6nnen.
gla6 Der eriten 8egrIBung, Die ni6t
frei ppn gffeftattpn mar, Spg ble9ausTrau
Die Glode.
gdrb6en fam unO bradte Den aaffee.
0teine gHegebefublene! rief9Baloman n.
9as reiSenbe Ytdbden prdIentirte ibm
ben &affee.
fNortIeslno foIot.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-28
Guropalld)e SeriGte.

-(8ereint Sum So0e y Sin Barrier Glatt
perbiir9t bic Sbutiddli9fctt Der folgenbeu
oraltii6eu @eidi6te: @eIteru (Sonntag
ben 13. Sftober) bat ein 0Oppels SelbItmor0
inter, iehr merfpitroigen 9tebeuumitdnoeu
itattgefuuoen. 3pet @beleute, Die thre CART
lidtelten nit elnem Selenitiel QuSjutaulden
pfle9en, pobuten eit Sur5em i'll Der Rae
8Ieue. 3um grOBen Ser0ruie Der gtafbarH
bra6te ieOer ueue Sag ucn3anf uno Styeit.
@eItern Wtorgen, nad elmer iebr beiti9Cn
Sceue, bei9loB 6as @6epa0r D., gemcin.
idaftltd ieinem Qeben uu0 oamit je0em petz
teten 9aoer fir INNER Elm GHoe 6h MAIDEN.
Sie famen nad) lau9em 6tus un0 6erreOen
therein, oaB am 9ben0 punt neuu ll6r 6arr
3. ii9 I'M Speiieiaal cine Sugel Ourd) ben
Sopf ja9en perOe, WdbrenO gcnau 3ur ielbeH
Rinute Ma6ame itd aus Dem Slid eufenlier
Der I'M oritteu Stodmerfe gelegenengSo6uuug
auf eaS @rauttpflaiter oe8 bofe5 5u ititr3en
hattie. Qaugiam uno ftille wie nod ME uer=
ginaeu bic Stunoen oeS Cages. SeiOe mQ=
rem poaauf in ibreu @eeaEteu bei1dftigt.
&ein Sterben8lp0rtden fam iiber ibre 2lppen,
als aber bic gtadt beretngebro6en mar, ba
mar iebe @bebdlfte fir iid) entiAloiien, ben
9eiaBten 8ei6luB iel6it utdt GuSiiibreu, bas
gegen Die auOere SGlite rubtg na9 Der 9e'
meiniamen ueberetufunft bau0eln gu laiien.
Inn balb neun llbr trennteu lie i9, na6oem
ite ein lesteS Arieu, eIueu lebten &uB &c.
taui6t batten. @r SO9 iidl III Den Spetieiaal
suriid, iie ludte bic Slide auf. Ote balbe
Stunbe, lautloS uno id)redlih, idlten fetn
Gnbe uebmen 5u pollen, 2au9am uno porz
iidtt9 luo 6err 8. ieine grOBe BiItole. @nos
lid t0nten bon Der naben Stride ueun 0umpfe
S4lGge beriiber. SIN nGhlten Nugeublide
ueruabn er eiuen Our1oringenoen Sdret uno
oarauf oa8 @erduld1 zines auf DaS BilaIter
fauenoeu SDrpers. 0taid grill er Slr Ptltole
unb ieuerte iie - in Die Suit ab. Die 9tad)s
barn, wel6e auf ben SduB III Die 28Obnuug
georuugen waren, fanbea Serrn .. bietdl,
nit UerIt0ttem antlie. yYeiu @Ott," riei
er, ywenn Gle wiBteu !! ."-y 9Sa8 TT benz
los ?" fru9ten Die 9ta66arn. ~ gteine 6tau
bat iif ioeben sum Su6enfeniter btuau5gez
ftiirst SD ipOllte bteieu fllrAtbaren Ser
luit ni6t iiberlebsu. .... rpoIte mid au1 t0Oz
ten, aber in Der Serwirrung OerGuire9uug..
ging Der ShuB fehl !" - iprah unO fel ers
i60pft auf eiuen SeTiel. Die entietteu gtad'
barn eIten in bic Slide uno fanoen baielblt
Nabame 3. frii6 unO 9eiunO, oena he bate
eS uor9e5ogeu, itatt lld) lclblt-elne Wtarate
gum Seniler biuausSumerfen. Spra9lOs
ftanSen cine @etle Dtann uuo gSetb etnanoer
gegeniiber, bann fielen iie iid) in Die 4rme
unO idwuren it4, bic SOm0bie nt4t mebr 81
mieoerbolen.
-(4ufbebung bes SuSengeiesss in Sdmes
beu.) auS Sdpebeu 9ebt uns Die gtatridt
5u, baB baS @eiee bonn %. SttOber 1860,
mad mel6eut Die bort alS SremOe iid auis
baltsnben Suoen auf Die pier StGOte StOdz
bolm, @otbenburg, gtortoepiH9 uno Sarls=
frOna bei6rduft waren, Ule0er auigeBoben
merbeu iOl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-28

W0r0ltdle Ufntra[ -GiICnbahn.

Bon uno natb SonntGq, "a. glop 1872, perlaHsu
Sle Su9e baltimore, lUte tol9t:
5.35 DeOrgeus, Ia9ara=6arss, SuTaIos
Sbneu5ua, tQ9ll6 (SOnHtaqs QusQeuommeu)
6.25 0Rorgens, Soif=Sd SdncuIue. - Sdgli&
(Sonn.d9e GUsgtnommen), uac1 Bittsburg un0 ben
BclteH, SlmirG, Suffalo uno oeu gtiagara 5dusn
Il. {. 10.
i.15 Radmittaas g1nen;ua. - TdoIl6
(Sonuta9e aus9enommen), nab Bitt55urs unb 6su
Beitcn uHo nOrolin nur his Wtaiamsport uno Grie.
s.O5 SsGd1t SSpreR. Sd9l9, nub osm
fO.95 Gbeubs RUrslidbc Grpres, taarib nat5
Dem Hetenuno gtoroeH, uab Buffalo Den gttagGras
6dleH uno @anaoa.
Die 3iige mlt oer BefzRorplduoer gifenba5ns
seben S.35 Ror9ens uno 1928 Ra6mttto0e ab.
1.15 Ratmtta9s al.
Die 3igs mad 0unooet gc6en s. % p3orecns, uua
tbs uno 3.25 Habmitt09s ab.
pie 3l9e nit Der "Gumberauo 8auss'er gtieas
balm" 9eben S.25 Vtor9eus uno I 10 Dllttase ab.
@rrommuOatinnsz z3iige.
Rad SdrrSbure - I'm 1925 gtabn., tGaGdl
Sountass du5genommen.
Radb 9arsfOu-um 6.55 II. 1855 Born. u 5.25
uno 6.25 Hbenos tdglth, Sonnta9s Gusgenommen.
Rad So6ensolulc - tG9lib nm 1885 abeEos.
Die 3iiae fpmmeu in Baltimore an;
Bonn gScten unb gtoroeH 2,10, $40 9lOrsene
uR6 80 uH0 6.25 2henos.
gou ACCOMMODATION - 1910 Roraeus.
Sdltimoreza Accommodation - 12. 10 Wldmittd0s.
@ofep6uiue Accommodation oon 6 GodGpsuile -
6.35 Wor9ens.
Bdrfton zIccoinmonGtion - Is Y1ornens u 2 2j
n5r uno go 4benbs.
Baggage miro pon ootcts unb gBobnuneen abets
bolt, Uenn man bic Oroer5 in Der 0iTce Qu 6u
HorootzSde ocrg5altimorcs uno Saloertitr., a6gbt.
Begen oes 2Selteren, Stlete uln allen Bunrteu,
Bef uuo HorS, ucnoe man iih mob Der Bia5tlr,
SGloRrtzSdtou, un0 nGb Der yiorooits Sde Der Suls
ttmotc. uno GGlDerttr.
alltreS y: sjsfs, Sen =snpn.t
q. g. gBpnng,
(25S-) 8eneraI BQilues sHdeuteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-28
Selesrapbii9e Sepei9e1t.
GaropGii9e Ga6el0ert1te.
3cMtfhlnnS.

ScNttcDIdnc.
Serltu, 26. Top. - 0ie QegentpQrtt9
in 6ranfreid berrihenbe Srili8 bat Die Aut=
merfiumfeit Der be1titen 8e9ierung auf itd)
gelenft. Dfan lit bier in politiidben &reiler
all9emetn Der lnTdlt, Die @ntfernun9 oeS
6rn. Sbier8 aus benz 8raiioentenituble Der
iransDiii6en Republif lperOe Die Oolt jett OBJ
nalenoen Gerlegenbciten nod oermebren uuo
Die Snterefien GeutidlanO'8 be3it9Iid beS
nod unbesahlten SbelleS Der Srteg8entIfGots
gnngsiumme 9efdbroen. 9ie beutide Reqtcs
ruug Iheint BON 6erielben Nnf6t aus5ugeben
uno bat ibre Qbiid]t Su erfenneu ge9eben, bic
in leeterer 3eit gerduntten fran5OTiden Sc
bietStbeile lrieOer beieten 5l WoQen, tnl Sale
6r. Sbiers freimilig Ooer ge5nuugcn ais
YrdIiOent 5uriidtritt. DIan iiebt nit Span'
ming Der gtadrtd1t ent9e9en, ipeldIe Wlrtun9
biee 9lniitnoigung auf Die poIitiite Situ+
alton in Sranfreidl 6aben miro.
6ranfrcidb.
Baris, 81. 0ioobr. - Ser 8eid)luB Der
Ofinoritdt oe8 @Onlite'8, melde5 auf SbierS'
Sotidaft errpebern io1, empfteAlt Die Serantz
fuortlid)feit Der 0ttniIter unb arbere Conitttrs
tionele 0teiormeu. Ser &u8iduB, Der ben
erioroerlihen @eietentpurf uerfaIien iol, ioa
aus so (uid)t 35) 0tit9lieOern Der gatlonalz
Seriammluug belteben.
- Seute ftnbet elm Wintferratb itott, tpes
gen beS Serid)teS Der MaiOritdt OeS @omite'8
iiber Die llbreiie unb rpeseu Der geId]liiiie Der
Minoerbeit. - BrGToent SbierS plrO mOr9eu
Der Sltung Der Notwithstanding bei=
pobneu, in meld)er Der WajorttGt8bertd)t oes
@omite's bsiproden uno erleoi9t meroen ioa.
- 0a8 0teiultat Der 9eiirtgen abitlmmun9
bat picl oa3u beigetrugen, Die @emiitber 3t
berubtgeu uno man bdlt legt ale 9efabr elmer
&riii5 fir beieitigt.
9aris iit beute OOrgen rubtg, aud aus
ben Yropin5en tOmmen terubigenbe gfadJz
rtdteu.
G6iHsberidbte.
2iperpool, 27. Nop. - Die Qampfer
y@itg Of 8ari8" uno yGanaba" iiuO uon
Nem<Dogf bier eingetrOffcn; Der 0Beruoian"
fam BON Baltimore Nno Der Olympus" BON
Bolton bier all.
Brei 81. gioo. - Ser 3ampier ySt.
2aurent" lam bon Seen, 9orf bier an.
Wfarft une S5Drie.
2onbon, 27. 9toobr. - Der bc0eutenoe
j3ufluB Don SartgelD III Der britii6en 8ant
oauert fort un6 Die 9i5contoz6ate miro inz
fol9e beIieu ntor9en pabrifeinlif reOuSirt
meroeu. =. @onolS 924-92B fir @elO unb
925 fir Srtei. y9Inerfaner" '65er 81,
Ger 93s, 10!4Oer 87t, nsue 6iinier 88t;
@rie Al.
liverpool, 27. gfoobr. - 8aumpoGe
rubig uno felt. S6erl. 95-10; Srl. 104-108.
- Yerfaufe 10 900 SQuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-28
SCR CSelSmdrff.

Sem s9orf 81. 9tOpbr. - @elO uilig
III CT. 98ed)ie flau Sta. Sob feit 1924.
- 8unbe8-Sbligatiouen befanbig. Se9ier
1168, '62er 1l2a. - Aftien iet. Central
92g; @rie 53g; 9afe Sbore 93s; Bittsburs
864 9ortbweltern 85b; 9rioritdten 90; 9iod,
>JSlano 1893. - Silan5 pes llnteridutamtes
$43, ,O74, ,O33 in Sob; s21, ,9O9 ,811 in Court.