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1oualoso,rblile Gb1ef.

How GOSSIP INCREAsES.-l1oW Cos
sip increases and grows till it gets into
genuine scandal, and is entirely differ
ent from the original story, is told by
a letter-writer. He says that he was
told, that if he ever took q house in a
terrace little way out of town to be
very careful that it was the center one.
For one must be we'll aware that q
story never loses by telling, and, con-
sequently, if he lived in the middle Of
row of houses it was very clear that
the tales which might be circulated to
his prejudice would only have half
the distance to travel on either side Of
him, and therefore, could only be half
as bad by the time they got down to
the bottom Of the terrace as the tales
that might be circulated Of the
wretcled individual who had the mis-
fortune to live at either end Of it. AS
an illustration Of this he was informed
of q lamentable case that actually &C.
cured short time since.
The seryent Of No. told the SER
vent Of No. 9 that her master expected
his old friends, the Bayleys, to pay
him a visit, shortly; and No. 2 told
No. 3 that No. expected to have the
Bayleys in the house every day; and
No. 3 told No that it was all up with
No. for they couldn't keep the bailiffs
out. .Whcreupon No. told No. that
the officers were after No. /, and that
it was as much as he could do to pre-
vent himself being taken in execution,
and that it was nearly killing his poor,
dear wife; and so it went on increas-
ing, until it got to No. 80, who conf
dentially assured the last house, No.
80, that the Bow street officers had
taken up the gentleman who lived at
No. l for killing his poor dear wife
with arsenic, and that it was hoped
and expected that he would be exc
cuted.-London paper
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9ofaIberid,te aus OHafbinotcn

@ abingtou, 16. Auguii. -Sr. %.
g. Sbomiou, BrdHoeut bes apotbcfer. Ser.
Gins beS 0iihitts Columbia, bat 5u Der am
8. September IN GIpuslauO, Ohio, fattiu.
oenoeu Serlammluug oe8 amerifaniihenapo,
thefers GereinS fOlgenoe 9clegnteu ,rnunnt:
@eor9 ~. 6oparo, Soiepb u. ytatu, .. y.
9tdlin9, %. SO. Otc2eeo uno Sobn &.
@agert.
= Sn elmer enlightenment on Der q.
StraBe brannteu geiteru Ibenb ulebrere Sdup~
pen rieber. Die Seuermebr mar ihneI uuf
bcm Ylabe uub 6Gmpfte bic Slammeu. Der
Ssrluit wirO auf $500 geifdtt.
- Der ,BurnssSlub" uno bic ySt. 5In-
orew8'@ cieGitaft" .~feierten geiieru ben 1Ol.
9eburtstag 8nlter Scott'S ourd einenD am-
PfersAusfug nod Waribaa'Yort.
9eltern Nahmttta9 9e9en 4 uhr belt
Coroner YatteriOn cine SoOtenidau iiber ben
gelanGm oeS Sarbtgeu Soiepb Campbell,
peI6er am 9ieuitage iuiolge Der Imputation
zines Seinc8 i'm yYrOUlOence 9Oipitnle"
ltarb. 0ie mir bereltS 9eItern mlttbellten,
rpuroe Campbell am Yiontage oieier Bofe
OIL 8oroe eiue8 OampferS bon elmer 9teaeIiu,
9tamen8 aate 9auttns, nit etnem DteiIer
oerfolgt uno ~ungliidltder @eiie in Die Via.
lhtHerte oes 0ampfer8 9etriebeu. Der Coo
uer rief Elm @eituorenens @eriAt 3uiammen,
roeldeS Den &ubriprut] f1Qte, oaB Der Ser'
~itOrbene, mdbre1io er Der Sate Satutins, rpelde
i'm nit eirlem Oteiier oerfOlgte, III entflieben
ludlte, in Die Otaidlinerie 0e8 OampfbooteS
Qertetb un0 tufol9e Der erbalteneH SerleBuns
gen ltarb. Rate Sarutlu8 1T bonn Rldter
SneQ BEN Seiduguiiie iiberwieien morOeu.
= Gin Negsr, ytamenS Suilep 4ubreps,
beute Wlorgtn I'M 6nuptquurttere Der
YoliSei uno mahte Die Diittbcllun9, oaB er
9citern uu cine soloene ubr uHO Settle uuO 4
&inge I'M N8ertbe Don 5000, wabrsHO sr bon
ieiner 8Obnuug abmeieno mar, beruubt nor.
Den lei. Die 0ebeimpoli6iiteu Ytc 0euitt II.
WtcSlireib uerbafteten iufolge 9eiien einen
qemllien Qeonaro Same8tOn, ben ie I'M Ser"
0uhte batteu, Die Suten 9eitoblen 8u babe1.
Utun muBte oeulelben isOo9 me9en Dtau9elS
on jsgIltem Bapetie wleOer entlaisn.
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NplitiSheS.

0ems9orf, 16. jug. - Sefr. Bout
peG rpiro i'm September Bennipluanien
,ourhitumpen."
- Setretar Srib 1T 10 fart e~rtrauft, baB
er niht nod 8aibipqton ~5uriidtebren fann.
= Der pnlitiihe Disput amiihen ben 6dt'
biaen @m. u. SaunberS (fir @reelep) NM
SIS. Garrett (fiir Grant fano 9eltern im
Cooper. Snititute" itatt uno bate Elm i~tartes
Yublitum beransesoqen. Sauuosrs iprad,
iebr permitting. wuroe ieoodl bdufig onrtl
tumultu6ie aeuberungen Scitens Der NaOt-
fallen unterbrohen.
Detroit, Mtd., 16. aug. Gin hal'
b.s Outenb 8ourboucus Denofraten oieiea
Gountns bielt cine Gonpention, nominirte eli.
ueu &onsreB.& anoiOaten uno ernonute Dele
oateu fir bic Convention i'll louisville.
Di o n q o erp, afa., 16. Aug. = Die
Staats . Contention Der Rabifalen madte
heute Rominationen fir ben @ongreB, nonli.
nirte Staats. Gleftoren, nabm Sei9liiife an
urb ernarnte ein @refutipsG omite.
Die Staats- Gomite'n Der 2iberalen nnb
0emofraten %uereinigten i9 mad elmer Cons
ferenSi in &aIaoe9a Hnb nomiHirte1 ei1 &C.
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10 iebt getommen uno burfte ni9t per:
Idumt nerben.
9u iiebit, iagte er, tr's 3immer 5uriid'
treteno, su Shredder, Der trDB Der 9erlbm:
ten Wpbilitdt nit benz Intleioen nt6i
iebr raid 3u Stunbe fam, 9u iiebit. bies'
NAL bate uns Sein Gigenitnn balo I'M
BEN grfplg %unierer 6abrt gebra6t. Die
Sbeprie be5 8artens unb Der biplom atis
iden Nidtibereiluns fibrt supeilen in Der
9ruris 81 unperbeherliden Seblern. 6ut,
DAB es oiesmal nod nidt gu ipdt lit. 8ez
ellie Sid, Ober i'd made Die SADIE fir
mid ab.
9erbarb martete nur nit Der gr0Bten
llnsebulb, biz Shredder fertig mat; Die
llnenl6iepenbeit ma ieBt, mo- es it6 I'm
einen rai6en Gntidlub banpelte, elmer
betnabe f~eberbaften SAT- semiden. Ser
Meni6 bat ben allen 8aubtbieren ge<
meiniamen Bug bepabrt, bab er li6 our6
bic 6Iudt zines 6einpe5 pper Opfers ni6t
gum Witleib, i~onoern CUR 8erfolgung, sum
@ufgebpt aller &rdfte angeitadelt fIblt,
Die er mie in einem @ettipiel einiebt. Is
1T mebr cine initinctipe Qrt BON gbr9eis
aIs bic S%raulamfeit, pel6e ben Steg
plnl6t unp gu erlungen tra6tet.
Gnoli6 nar Shredder fertig.
U5ortleBuns ToI9t..
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Nerm,fente Sepetben aus
Mclp= Nprf.

-9ort, 16. Aus.- @erernl.4n'
malt Sarl0m perildcrt, Die geriihte, bab bic
Yro,eIie geJeu SneeO, Speensg uno Die oil
Oeren vSammanp" 0Iebe aufJe9eben finn,
ieten faIi6. Die Gro3eiie perOen @nOe Seps
TENDER mleoer aufgenomlnen neraen.
Oiau Slanna9an, Nr. 405, Sf II.
StraBe. mobnbaft, eriad uorgeitern IN trurs
te1sm i3uitanOe ietue 6rau, 6launagan mar
lett ~lduBerer s3ett pabntnnl9, u1e bate ltdrt
aetrunten. @r uaieete ielner 6rou g. Vtel'
lsrItlte uno mtBbauoelte Die 0elfe in brutal
iter @eile. Die SraG blnterldBt att Sln'
Der.
- Ssute friib erplobirte in Der Rabe BON
Siu @ate Der 8ampftGifel oes Gampter6
u~Seamanafob." IS giugeu feline Wienidlen.
lhenlebeu perloren, BITE YaIiagiere muroen
uielmebr bon einem anOereu Sabr5eu3e aut9e'
nomnen.
- @eltern Qbenb entlono in &odamup
elm Srana1, pdbreno Neiien Elm Niann, Na=
mems 9eslpn, Cinen anOeren, Namena9 pneS,
I9oB. Die @unbe iou t6ptliG ietn.
- 9eute frib Smiid)en 1-2 llbr CAB es bier
elm ltarfeS @epltter nit beittgem Iegsn.
- @eitern famen Is Sonnenitide DOR, bon
Oeren 4 eiueH t0Otlid)eu Qu8gang nabnen.
- @lue @onuentlou BON Wlrthen uno Sp1s
rituoieabQnclcru ueriammelte ii6 beute in
oleier Staot, I'M cine @entral.O rganil atlon
5u biloeu, Deldc ben 3peG bat, in Den nad'
ten @ablen nur 4ntl : 2emperen5ler 61 ers
mQblen.
- Der S~iinitler @m. Bage murbe ntdt
bonn Sdla9e 9erii6rt, ionoen lnr bon Der
9lse itbermannt; CT 1T bereits pleoer ber9e'
ltelt.
- Ser 9pfr. vGrauce" bon GtoerpOOI If
bier etn9etroifeu.
- Der internationa1e S6neiOerOeretn bat
f~olqenoe Saamten erpdhlt: Safo6 Worsholo
bon 9ieu' Yorf, YrdiiOent; SameS 0foblnlon
uon Spracuie, Stce= Brdnoent; 9. 6. 9on'
q~enpatle Don PHILADELPHIA, Sefrst0r. Die
SuupeutioH uertagte iif. um iid i'll Der 5tuet'
ten 2Sohe rea Iu3uit 1873 in 9torfolt Ipte'
Der III ~ucriammelr.
Die Sa9t gSlOfOm" feuterte 9etern
md6reuo ciues SturmeS auf Der S0he BON
6ar dtodawug. Die II MGnu itarte Be
mannun9 belt ii9 ON Siel ielt uno blleb .
StuuOeu lang III Oieier Sage. Spdter 9elan9
es, 0as 6abr6eug mteoer auTiurt1ten nllo au'
Den Struno laufen gu lailtH. Die Ataun-
i1dit uerlor uue tire Qableligfetteu.
- IS miro bertdtet, baB ctue beoelt erloe
6irula peS SaHeebauOelS Den Bancroft oils
9~ealelOet bnt.
-0ie 9ampfer pgtubur" BON Sorbennr
uub yUtain" BON Slemen iiuo bier etn9e'
t%rOfeu.
-5eute pirb elm Sdrciben bes @eueral'
Qnpalts Sarlop ucr6fientlldt, in meltem
oericlbe ben Sderiii Sreunan eliltt, ben
4uorcrp s. @nrpep in Dem @iuuuerfabren
sescn Glpeeo, SngaiOu u. u. nidt 81 oer'
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SnbesfaQ burdl Ga6aas.

gerionen. ipelte 3dbne uus9csossn BADEN tphriter
unb @as su nebmen beabiiGttssn. iOlteu fta iber.
seusen, bas oas 9aGsas, penu se5oris abmintitrirt
Rtenanren i'm @erinsten ftaoet. ane 0tsjenisen,
peIde ben artitel in ieinem rrineu !3utanoe fennsn,
uaNe bieie Soee gang ldterli6 tnosn. Gsnn in Dem
DON B6tGcbs. pbta aus rapportlrte SAL iuutos Dos
ibIedt bebanbelte uuo iebr miBbraudte Gas BON Der
@eftiporenen BON alem Gaoel in Der Sade trs'ss'
iproden. @cr nod irsenb :inen !3psitel be9t, Set'
III Or. Binden, Jr. 1872, @eit= 6Gpstte=, o6ertait
Der ~eutapfrase, unO nebms uonieincm reinsn lrll6f
ea6eas, uns made oui, lahenc ibcr bic Soee. oaB ei
nosli6er assiie irssno Senanb itaosn fonne. Or
Bind,su siebt es on 20 y 80 8erionen tdglib uni
bat bas felt 5abreu setban. Gr bspelit baSurd, BAT
ni,ies tSns ptoh(irt 1T. (Wu57,lSO
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Ser Srlea in Son6uras.

SAVANNA, IA. 4ug., ola &eDsWcf.-
0as ipantide SIte9sihifi Tornado" lit na4
Qapauna 3uriidaetebrt- IS iegelte am 9. D.
Wl. bon Smoa (Sonoura8) ab uuo beriftet,
oaB am Utorlen Oe8 Z. 3uli Weoineta iid ais
YrGIioent ertldrte uno Sorbereituu9eu gum
Nngriff auf Den (@r) BrGtOenten DteOtna
traf.
Sim 30. Suit febrte Webiueta, nadSemt er
Sruriuo e%ln9enOmmen, IN SegleituHg oou
Uteoma mad SmOa Surif, wel4er inter 9es
milIen 9arantIen Die0tneta ais PrGfloenten
anerfauute. 8eioe logtGten i'm Saule oeS
ipaniiden GoniulS. Oils Several SandeS,
Der 5rpeite Sifisier unter Weoina, Oics erfubr,
oronete er, oa inn bu8 arrangement niAt be-
bagte, 0teoina'S SerAaftung on, lieB oaS
Sons umltelen uuO nabm Oieoiua I'M Sdlai=
thinner 9efaugen; DteOiueta leB er lauten.
4m 80. iorberte Sande6 $4,000 fitr oa8
2eben Weotua'S, melf]e aud Der engltide
@oniul be5ablte; SanheS aber belt ieine
3uia9e ni6t, ioubern fiibrte Weoina 9efan.
9en mad @amaggua fort, linz tbn bort Dor
@eridt IN iieIen. Sanhe5 gtn9 am 2. D.
SO. BON Omoa fort uno StaOt uno SdloB
bllebeu obue 8eosdung, bis 9eneral Sioria
AM a. 3uriidfam. BOrber lieB Sande5 nod
ben Several @bamoro erIdteBet. Dem lpaz
nii9en &oniul g~eitattete er nidt, ans OmOa
fortSugeben. Sloiio marldirte am Z. bon
Omoa ab, nadoem CT Die alten SebOroen
pieoer eiugeiett hattie.
Ser yEoruaou" fam am 4. Dor Omoa an.
Qlsbalo fameu 8oote hin;u, uui oereu elnem
fd], wuhrideinlid Rebineta befanS, Der nm
Elm 4ipl bat, mas linn ieood) oer @omman.
oeur uerucigerte. Der brittiide Sriegspam.
pier yOanae" btteb Dor Snoa. Dian glaubt,
Dap Die &ube ieet uouitdHoig interchangeable
lit. SniOlge Der 1nruben buben Die en9Its
iden. oeutideu, ipanlifen unO ameritanii9en
&aufeutc lesr III leiOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-17
Wenbcn Ntinips iiber Die
Sifunfion.

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YbiGips bot cine @inluOung BON Tarbiaen,
in elmer ytegersS erianmluna cine 0teoe iiber
bic politiife Situation gu balteu, in sinem
Iangen Sriefc erpiosrt, in rpeld,ep er fit fin
Grant ausiplidt, aber 9leifseitiq 3ugibt
baB Die Sorwiirfe, melfe 6r. Gunner BEN
Yrdioenten init Ssju9 aui bic San.0 omiu.
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