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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18
Destruction Of the Escuial Palace

i rJhlr dispatch that the maguiii-
,,i5 l~cmiaI palacr Wa~ struck 10y
lightning riI "Wednesday evening. and
..uu-um"d h> il1Hr>. This palace. the
~mnuirl. i,.~id,.nc,. oi tie. Spanish kings.
Is, -lHgtcd il r.~rurIal dc \hain. i small
town CA ;u,' south r,>r slope of the
EuiIai.tmI. twenty five miles from
Nadrid IL Au~ built hN Philip Ii. ia
f4!iillmcit ~ It vow that he would build
the most magnificent monastery in the
world To- -. I.aNriir" if the saint
would grant hinI ,i,lurl in the battle
"t - Qucntiu with the French in I.I:I7 .
la ,ommcmni:tIium "t thc death of St.
Law renee 10y being hroiIrd ON Il grid
irnn. the %ruuud plan of the rditicc WAS
/ iii thr form of Il "ridiiou with handle
and hal>. Il WIS hcgun in l:Ni}. and
/ in it, erection ruSt the Labor of twenty
/ one NcIl> and an expense of SI5.OOO.
OOO. i'hc body of the @ridiron WAS
represented by seventeen rows of build
imgS. crossing each other III right an
wcS forming Il parallclogram enclosing
twenty -toHr courts. with Il square tow
cr POO feet in height at each of the four
corners. the towers representing the
upturmcd feet of the gridiron \ wing
400 feet long represented the handle
and contained thr royal apartments.
The size of the main building was 40
feet loug 10y 5''u wide, the average
height being 90 feet. In ii were tn,
rn>al palace. chapel. monastery with
200 cells. two colleges. three chapter
houses. three libraries, five great halls
six dnrmitori,>. three hospital halls
twenty seven other halls, nine rrfrctu-
Iic>. five infrmaric>. eighty staircase,
and Il countless number of apartment.
for attendants. There were 4.OOO win
,Inws. fourteen gates and cighty-siN
fountains. The material of conStruc
ton WAS white stone. spotted with gray
The prevailing style of archltectur,
was doric. and the general aspect of tn,
building WIS more imposing from it,
immense. size than from the grandeur
of its design. The chapel, its mos
| striking feature. WAS Il general lmlta
. tiun of It. Peters at Rome. and con
! tanned forty chapclS with their altars
Directly under the high altar is thu
: mau>oIrum built 10y Philip ~. from
| design after the Roman Pantheon. II
: this repo>, the remains of all the Span
+ i>h suvcrcignS since Charles '. Ih
} palace was riiled of many of its gem
of ART 10y the French. hut still contain
ed IL large library, Il few tine painting
D and Il Cellini marble Christ, present
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18

ui ui- .rl roc rlttm>'r
Agricultural 1".t- and Hardware.
..U... - ut~.LIl.. Ii",I- Block l.. L: -.
sp"th",ar,r~.
., ".Gu>N %"- b. l:,ah HIorl. Main Il.
...uA...a sos. i.,ud.lI~ Hi",h 4. L. II
siir.'...,~ at Law.
...r.NA MAJ >".!C C.tl,,oua,u Il,. zap stairs
d. WiIIA4,p Man 81. ",,I Hall = Flr,ohrr -
..-. F.,.U i.-;u. l;."ari.
.. B.. Iu. l,u. iao,a. N.u street l'r"mpr an'
.H,'u .n,a'iru -l.'u g." every kind "t i"-"
i:""k Tinliny.
O. " ~ruNr $ co. N-,u,- 'ai'd"u'nu Block
oplu-UI, N-iHur,ui
i;n,L> .tnd Stationery.
Hos, lI;IA HOWELL. cnlrdoniu iill, Nam 81
fi.ii>,r- aud C"rtcrti"m,.r~.
.t~-A ItIurN~ Nan ~,r,.r.
i;.,r',.r-.
..Ui .,n~uD,,I Uulou Ul",t Mann street.
.:,.,nl- tnt Lawyers ;,nd i"nn t::'iccr-.
" ~rONE s. &C.,. tllr,l".trsu l..o,a. "pp"~rt'
soldiers Monument
Boots and shoes.
...,>tI~f tGiIIi; IluyilI,. Bh. L. L. -
,lntiin.:. gI:t- and Gaps.
..... MOORE e f..ul l;l,h Opposite. ~. .I"Uu-
.... .Irl-. i.nr 100 '..id' 'iad', i"'inu- Hat
.... ,.l..- ,.,r,- u.ul-tHu- r,','d- 'I".. "rc.
tinthin.. for Wen and E"y~.
l.tjE\\L~A 3 co. Fairbanks Village.
;r,r...ry. t.in~- amd stone Ware.
Q. tIl.;t\h~ s. ,u. fairbanks Village.
s..r,,.trua.. il:,n-,ns:-. ":nd"w --t'ad">
IAIIEA,N~ a &C.,. Fairbanks NIiia-''-
cigar ,Irnuir.t"i, u,.d 0i""I,"r-' ii.'f:".
CHARLES - HASTINGS jud'r \>'uu' lI''.~'
B"..ti>l~.
q 0. rrrhI\~ ,,I,tuuau Block. Mann street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18

-
., .
'""k 'SPln'' You h''Nh pine.
People VIII" ar" always Wishing f"r
something new should try ""-rhlgia
once.
"'"ih@ out with the tide accom-
F''' ,,7 ''''' l'n'N "'' "' ''''''"'
New 1"ikrr calls Boston swell
fronts "rhl'k'h hfth>ttd h"u>">.
Bulwrr SAYS that ''p",rlt, i "nl, an
idca." It's Il Ncrt had i,!r;'.
\ snrca-lir lady Sn,> the only rhiuv
which keen. Lrut i> her in..r .iu ann,
Lr,lI
.,...,..., =, ,I.,,..,, A., ,,I;.;,-
.;..,. 1mt.iJ,. hi. ltn,r vb;,hr.ud, .K,Ie
,,-i ,;m,,',''tI.,,,I
krntu,I,> Girl ..Jou't In,, n, t,l-
I.,. 'inr,rd i,,, what L,'n.f rid in th,.
L,.,.,.
.u.,
I' "'''" " ''' 'i''"'' '''l ''|. "' ''''
''"'i'i''H ,|.i'i.i ,:'''nS '." . ~.
-" ~ VI = ','''' va"
T"' - wa" - '' 2'''''' '''"'
\ contemporary speaks "t "a man
with one eye named R"l"lt N"l"h.
but he does not tell what il> "ih"r "N"
MAS named
y sailor VIII" has Il >tAr "tlrh l. til"
result "f dl>put" "n shore many Years
ago. refers I" II a> an old lindmarA.
\ husband can readily foot the bills
of =, wife. who i not afraid Of being
seen t,otiur th.. >iurkiun- u;' her hn>-
hand
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a y l.
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y scorer" l'">''n' Sl''. "n >'lE
"a" 'Il' ~ '"''' at ''' S!''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18
The Growth of Trout.

I"''' N'I' III l"''''> q
P"''i'"' N"'h " ~" ''"''. ~ '''' ~
Hr'' ''''' i "'l'
Pl%> II! more respects INA" III -
III 'H'ii ui>l">,''''i !" '"' ''''''' ''' 'I'' II
Increase III h'>h VIII ne III P'"l''' '"'''
I" 'ht amount "i l""' I'''"' u
>r''tahI' "I" "rll'IrI'l''h' N'l"' ''iliN;
would li"t 'h"' 'tIi> Il, 'I' Ms i''''
them "i four p"uhh>' Nn'" - h''LiN
years "ld hHl thcN h'ih 'Ii' run "l 'h''
NprluG-h"li>r, receiving many " spoon
tul at cream thrown I" thrH /" rri""N-
lng m"at>. much 'Uld' many worms
which his boys TED :" thchi: AN" IN"
Whole population "i many Il nIS '"'1
pillar : nest 'ul ll"hI Il nm" III Ms "' ,
thArd ~ wen ~ \""l'S "">l> ~, ~,
hornets. l'i '"I'''' i" ''''>'I ''"'" VIII
H\r Ill the bottom "I wen. "' III "
>pllhg. WITHOUT htlh% l'"' l,i N'''i =
and SHOW II" growth. III >'"'H 'H''% "H
ponds III New l'l>N' N'N'i,l h NY
u",t receive" uhh,'N'iH"".'' h''''N ,
tif>'. Nhl'" were h'" "\'' 'i-''' W ''''''
lh'I''> "'S' anu il"' ">'' .'''
ounces III Ntl@"', S''T' t., IN ''' II
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III ''''i' "'''i'''' i',''i' q =,
N''' wy '''" ''i''' '-..
l"',"'' ll'.' INV
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>t'"ht' u l"''" "'"' '''>' '''''''''''' w.
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~ lN'l'r hir''H>' 'r'H "'''
'''' u ''.' 80 -
i.,G e?,.,.., 10 ..,,rlayc fn;u1rru "uur,.-.
some al Them weighed rIurr tam Il
manual. A-ati>h in..,..>,., in ~inr. it,
r,r,ii~ir, aur rr,tirrr cruoih also IN.
,.,,.,,,.>. \ ,nun. salmon II :, ,,.lI. "I
,.,,n..tiur> even, at w" l,.ir~ old. doe
r,.,. N,.i,h three. u,i!,r~: il roe tr ~:@
.ud t,r!utlttil returns an IN Ne, ~. "I
g; l,.>t ih, fnIluuium ~uiuntri. Il H~l
4oln tlt..cIori.hi pounds. I hc Hhuud
art .ri rrd.i,iuu- food n,,ainrd ;,l ~c.
..,fr~r~ rl,i, wonderful -inNth. IT it l.
,ut ,r.,,,,. +, ,,,n,, that, twelve iprrr.~
,i,.,,.. .,l..,rt,.,. of 4, ,,,,,,I. ,u = ,...
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,'.,,i.i Il,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18

ont for number one" said the doctor.
goOd-nHturcdlN. and quite unconscious
I hat he WIS trc.tdinm ou Il .li,'ntc ground.
II will make imuiiili:S and ~t,. " hat can
he done for lnu." ht. added. a., Ic took
LEAVE. prumi>iuwt tn see his patient ag in
in the course al the day.
- thinI, he WiI tind some one. said
Mr.. Markham. hopefully. ''EV"ry body
cannot Ice afraid of scarlet fever: and
for one day can remain al h"mc
V itlInuI serious imrun, 'iIirncc. arid viii
dn ni, nest Ia assist l"u. What shall
! dn ilr~i -
y uu had better stay with .iutiI. |
think" sad Mrs.. Markham. u little
for she had not murh con
ii:irI..c in her hl>i,and'> ability ~ Il
IIi,Isr. ana still less iur his capacity tnr
hci.@ useful in the Kitchen.
The day wore slowly away. ! hr
child continued very i'll. and after 'i"in@
what Was absolutely necessary tor the
comfort of the family. the mother re
turned to the little suifc:er. while MIR.
Markham took cIIe of Robbie. VIII" WAS
lonely and trctiul without his play -
mate.
The doctors second visit brought II"
relief lie. shock hi, head %r;IN"lN -
hc looked II hi~ patient. and ma"' ii"
direct reply /" the anxious inquiries "i
the parents 'hi hi~ "ii'iiN I" Pi'"'"'
help hld bee" entirely ulr>"r"">>tuI.
And In"thcr Weary night passed lr
little @ill i""ah"d pIiln'>l} II nrr hl"'h-
cr attempted /" leave her, ar't ait' one
"r tW" efforts /" take lnN Mitr : pia'r'
II l. ia, l.t. l.. hon t
prepare the breakfast. ! hi> Na> Ion
him II" easy ia>h. t"l h" Vas totally IN
experienced III such matters.
Il must u" my best. sal" ne I" MN
self. Il can at least make a cup "i Yea
"r c"ur". ana hn"hi' can nave "''""
and miik : hut What Pl//it> me lI">' /"
know how ~" are I" get along through
the day. | must - I" III" 'I'\ "i my
business will suffer materially. ana Nri
how can leave my wife and 'hlihl"h
alone
His di>tHlhr" itiITI'oh> were Iil'''
luptrd n> Il km"'k al the door.
"Ihr mlknlan. suppose h" r\
claimed, M"'"'r' now murh an,
I" take i'tlhll'> ne KNOWS 'lr' usual
quantity.
II WIS moi. h"Wr\rr' tIc mIIAlh''',
Nl" stood before hlnI. ~ lt "l'h'"
the floor. hut a pheasant I""Nl'.@' SOM
what elderly woman. VII" WIN kIhd
IL "t'""d morning.. added. ." hi> l.
Nr. Markhim. ',"IIrNr
he @rnt!rna" ""N'd hl> assent an"
She continued:
II am N"u mclghh"r Mrs. La" sou.
Mr.. MHrII.am. l"H must "N"u>" my
early call. hut | i:n," heard from Nr~.
Bates VIII" sometimes washes t"I N"u.
that >"ur llttI" glli l. very Ill "Ith th'
scarlet irN"r. amt knowing nov "lif'NIi
il i I" @"i assistance - such Times.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18

ed to Philip hy the Duke of Tuscany.
and carried hy hand from Barcelona.
The destruction of the palace will de
prive tourists of one of the principal at -
fractions of il visit to Spain.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18

wv i!'N N'' II III ltl'lN llSlll. W an
have claims upon each other for kind
ness and sympathy. | have Il daughter
at home who can attend to the family.
50 Nuu need not hesitate Ia accept my
offer am very clad To hr of use to
EOlI.
Nj! Markham thought of his h"asted
motto. Take ear" ot uiunitrr one. and
stood r,.hukcd in the presence of his
Friendly nci@hhor.
Am early visit from the doctor. and
IN u>-muucc thai the disease MIS- tax
ing Il more. Favorable turn. ditlu>rd Il
ch"rrtul spirit throughout the house
hnld Mr. MArl,ham went to his bust
ur~~. and Mrs. Lawson. after putting
the house IN order and attending To lit
tie Robhr'> wants. went III her mother
/, uHl to the >ick room. and quietly
won her W.tN to III" hearts OF both
uiot her and daughter.
When Mr.. Marlham returned in thr
evening. he wHS surprised find his wife
awaiting at the supper table. and {"
hear her ,;IN that Julia Was quite will
ing to have, MI~. Law SON stay with her
Il part of !hr time.
she know exactly what to do foI
tie poor child far better than do,
I,iri,d the mother: land she is 81 Kind
thai feel ~ if | had known her all
my life.
Iii i> blessing t" have her with us
am sure. Na> the reply: ''hrt il
seems too much tn ask ofa nci%hhor.
II i,nnW il does. and said 81 I" Mrs
Law~on hut She >IN> il j. Il real pleas
urr 10 her She j. going to watch with
Julia Tonight. and let us sleep: amo
She has told the doctor of Il woman wh'
she thinks will hr willing to come and
STAY with H. until he sickness j. over
Th, doctor will see her t"-mi%ht. anr
bring II> word in thc morning.
That j. good news. hope he vii
hc successful. And NOW for supper.
feel very tined. and shall hc very thank
tul to rest. ii can feel sure that NoI
are to hr relieved. The last two night,
have been >cIN trying t" h"rh of u>.
quiet and rctIc>him" sleep. and cn
cuuIagiug accounts from the kind nurse
the next morning. had restored tn,
weary parents Doctor Merrill cam,
early with the vclr"mc tlding~ that
woman we'll qualified tor her W"rI
would hr there. nithir an hour.
We .rl,. :" &rrN grateful /" You.
>aid Mr.. Mlrkham ~ her kind neigh
i,or i,ldc her go"d-hyc. promising t,
''luok in hl -aud-hl. after She had >rrl
to her "vn family - little.
II am -lHd t" have been of use Il
.ou. was the reply. 1t i such ;
pIr;.>gr,- +" help th">c VIII" are IN tr"u
hlc.
Il have given up my motto. my dcar.'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18

D,RTMur I'll COLLEGE. Dartmouth
college. is daomcd t" Il cruel diSapp"int-
,u;.ut The recent statement that the
late Benjamin ID. Emerson of jamaica
Plain. Mass. left it SlOD.ODD donation.
proves to have been uninuudrd. Mr.
Emerson makes only one provision in
his will of Il public nature. which t> an
order to appropriate equally thr pro
crrdS of the sale of his estate in Jamai-
ca Plain to the crcrt"r of ii high school
in Hampstead and to the Massachusetts
Bible society. the remainder of his
property given to his relative Nh Em-
erson He graduated ut Dartmouth i'll
l-05. atterward taught at New burypoIt
Mass, and was tor Il long time primci-
pal of the Adams grammar school at
f; BOSTON. He WAS the author of several
readers. ii speaker and spelling-ho"k.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18

The PassumpSic Railroad has tins-
teed S5O. 900 in the hands Of the Con
necticut River Railroau. belonging to
the Vermont Central. to secure the pay
ment of that sum owed 10y the Central
to the PaSsumpslc,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18
Notice OF Settlement.

$40 .u mediate. settlement Of all drmanp- due til,
-."-'i."i hearing dnt' prior t" AIril. Ia l.
nr'Ia'.. DIR. HOCGHION.
~ I.au-uul, VI. July - l-52 25tt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18

THIRD Di~rRIcr. We understand
that the convention I" nominate Con
gresham and clcrtur in the third dis
trirt will. he held ut llyd'Park "n
Thursday. oct. 2ith. EN-G"N. Iirnd",'
i likely /" receive the nomination for
Congress.
The following are the number of del
tyatr> from towns III ES>,'N and Orleans
counties: Hloumticld |. Brighton =.
Brunswick /. Canaan =. Concord 3.
East Haven |. Gramhy |, GuldlEill :.
Lexington !. Luncnhurgh >. Maidstone
|. ictnrN /. Albany >. Bart"n2. Brown
ington >. Charleston 3. Coventry :.
Craft>hury2. Derby 3. Glovcr2. Greens
hnro >. Holland ,. Ir;IShnrgh 3. Jay :.
Lowell :, Morgan ,. Newport !. salem
=. Troy ;. WcStticld >. Ncstm"rr !.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18

George Macdonald. lhr English nov
eliSt. with his wife and eldest son. ar
rived at Boston by Mondays steamer.
and is the guest of james NJ. Fields. at
whose house. soon after landing, hc
met Harriet Bcechcr Stowe. He opens
his lecture tour at Boston on the 10th.
and will speak during the fall and Win
ter i'll all til" prominent western cities.
His subjects are "Rohert Burns,
"ShakSpearr. "TcnmySon, wv ordS-
worth" "NIiltom'' and Hood"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18

We were now approaching the mid
die of the lake where the water was the
deepest, so deep that no line i'll the vii
lagc could reach the bottom, and where
the ice must he thinneSt, because it l.
the last to freeze there. | knew thi,
but | felt that now We were gong with
such rapidity, there Was no new danger
so long as there WAS no brake III the
song. singled out Il tree upon the
shore we We're trying to make, and cal
culated if at the rate they were singing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18

the crack crack kcrack-crack-crack of
the battle shell that was between us
and eternity. 1t was Il womderouS re-
lief when four parts instead of one.
and il hundred voices instead of four.
took up the words which seemed like
an anthem of praise,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-18
Sermildte 8erilte.

q 9lmertfanii6eS 6leiidl miro in
groBen Guatit1ten BON Reus0orf, Y9ilabel=
phia, 8oitou unO ben weitli9enSt Staaten mad
Bern in Der Sd)rueii oeri6idt. Sor Sur;em
murOe cine Guartltdt 6lsid entocdt, welteS
nit StrDhntn ueruuralni9t mar, SettOem
bat bic GOfaIre9ieruNg ben @eneral. .SUipeftor
baauinagt, fir Die llnterlu6ung alien, in le=
ue3 IanO 9sifidten 6leiides Gorge Su tragsn
unO 0afiir cine Care BON $1.25 per @eHtuer
3u erbebeu.
Son Rew>Y tGriml ole Nafrift
0ab Der Seriud), etne Combination Der Sob
lcnUl BroOu3euten uno Sabritanteu gu
Stanoe Su bringeu, ieblgeialageu uno benz
3ufOl9e Der YrelS sieie8 artitelS beOeuten0 &c.
ptdeu 1T.
SIN 0N. 9. 5eralO" finoeu mir sine
Gtnleuoun9 nit Der iOnOerbaren Sebauptung,
OaB Elm ebeu al8 Witglieb Der @omp. u oeS
p. 0ttliS. ,&8t8. erludblter Wunn, Gaweu8
Waterman, erIutt muroe, au reIgniren,
neil er etn sSSraeltt2 lei,
On Nem Orleans murOe am letteu
Sonutage III alien 6irhen fir Die Grl0iunq
be8 be0riidten Soltes BON 2ouiIiana 9e6etet.
Der Gptstopal= Siihof 8ilmar 3eigt an, oaB
81 9letfem 3wede mGbreuS Der ganjen lSodt
bic Rir9en 9eEfinet iein werOeu.ii
@emtibte 6 ben. = Su Der 8. 8art
bon gtep=Dort, no beinabe aQe 6arbi9sn Der
StaOt pobuen, fauo man 5000 metbe6raueH
ptlde al farbige Wdunsr uerbsirOtbet wareu
mG6reuO Eur in weiBer Wann cine idwar3e
6rau bate,
Sin @leoelano, Ohio, fiibrt cine unter
nehmenoe Shubma4eriirma OaS fOlgeHbe@e'
dGftsmotto:
Der Reuib III uie elm Stisfet,
Sm 9lter gebt's lbm libel;
Sr's Sbuleoer trit sntB BDei,
SITS NIT oCm 6ltfen aud oorbet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-18
Spn Sandoa unS Sritifbz
(Spfuutbid.

Soronto, Canada, 16. DECEMBER. =
Nolseube 9epelde BON Der San @ouuer. Sniel
it bier einsetrofien: Yrof. S. 0Iacrppm,
Der ber Sanforb<6lcmmtn9 9'iden Expedition
als 8otaniter Der 9ominial-6esielun9 beia
qegeben mar, 1T ioeben nod elmer groBen
Sour our6 ben noropeIiliden Sheil uou 8rts
tiid,- Golumbla bier an9etommen. Der 0tett
iense trennte F6 BON Der Expedition OesGbCf.
Suqenieurs bel Sort @omonton, uuO bsgab
i'd, nit Srn. Sapstfp iiber ben Silauenz See
mad benz 8rleoenshuiie. gr bsidreibt audi
eiuen She'll bes 2anbss ats isbr id0n. 9ers
ielbe beiiebt aus 0ffenen Yralr,en, Die mohl
bepdiiert unb bie uno ba bon 8aum.0Iup=
pen Dur6so9eu fno. Saueefp berlicB ben
yroieiior Oiacruom am Stuartz Gee unb be-
abNdtigt, bas Qunb ben Sliiiien Sfeena unc
NaB entlaug Su bur6fOriden. slls er ben
Quesnels<8iper erIeidte, mar Der SGermo.
meter 26 @rao unterOfuu unO bic See'u, itber
bic er aing, waren ale geiroreu. Der Sbuet
lag ein,ge 3oG tiei. Der BrOfefor bat fiini
arobe &tten botauil9er @remplare nadl St'
fatpa qeianbt. Inter anOeren B6dnomeu be-
merit Der YrofeiIor, oaB Die Dhltdc Se9eta.
tion Ditiif bss observation-disclosures auibDrt
Gap;tdn Sousbtou bat brei 9iamanteu, bit
man auf oem 6eltlanoe BON Srltil9. 9.Solum'
hin fnuA
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1lupnllfommcne nilb psitomnene
9Glue,

9uts g6bre iino fir torpsrlite e6onbstt unsrIdbs
ltd, uuo Niemanb bari Tb fernerbin me9en nRslet<
der ODER Iauter 3dbne eut!huloisen; benn bas Witt
TEL bieje Ndnsel Su bssitisen isSea in eines Sspsn
9srei9c. Or. Biudben, in Gr. fs3, % IT.
Tapette<, oberbalb gutawFra6e, lit als uieH'
5daitltasr 3abnGrlt Weit uno brett bstannt. Sr III
nit isosm 3tpstse ieines Serufss prathI6 pettraut
euub als isine sabndrshiden Gperatontn berteOissn
bic yatenten aui's Ssfs, Die SABINE, bic sr antsr'
tist, sethnen ft bur9 Dauerbaitisteit, oolfomme'
mes BaiIen, natirlides ansieben unb alsemetne
Sd;Enbelt aus. 8as SabniiaeR NIT @olo, stanio!
oSer Gcmyoi tions- Dtaise bbet snen wihtisenSbeil
fsiner Braris &ls 2abnaus sitben itebt Or. gS ms
b ell uuerrsidt ba. SeR Ger!abren mt Dem Sa'
tisnten lit in Der 5bat farmant. Slid. Gag gerinsts
SbmsrsIumptom iuirb peranldbt, uno Die Operation
1T nets pollto olsreib. VI
iatrisut tdslidb re ines iaipetrrlaures Gas. Die
fen Gdmerapertlser babeu Die eeiammten meeistni.
niiten GatultdteR Gurppa's uno amerita's iir oas
poatommenfe nno wun6egbGs!te, @mpfnpunsslo.
ftsfet bsrporseruIsne IttttsI ertt6r Gag e entoet
morbeu. (UtdrsI1SD
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Gpnaree S5erbanSlunaen.

70 y U ~ II. Ne0UL'
SIM Senate 5etgte Der Ytce~ Brdiibent
bic @rnennnng oeS SpeSlal~Somlte' fitr tIlz
mere Serbeiierungen on.
Der Sei6luB oes 5auieS gegeu Iu2tilgIu9
Der 9tamen Der Sd,la6ielGeI Aniere8 0iirs
serfrie9es aus benz ArnleezJte9iiter lpur6e benz
Senate Uor9elegt.
@omuub8 perlau9te bic iofortige Qufuabs
me beiIelbeu, bod Gunner erbob @inIpra DE.
Der Sice. Brdioent 3etgte on, OaB Der
a9tb. Senator Steuenion beo6FttiGs, nor
gen ieinem @ole9er 9Grgett 9aUi8 Die Sc.
bGAmibtebe Su bGlten.
5tice beantragte etnen SeIdluB, Die lebte
Staatss un0 @leftorenma5t tm Staate 2lr=
faula8 al unteriuheu,
4uf TeHton's aurrag muroe oeiien 8iQ {,
bic grbebung Der 20lle Su rcgultreu, benz
@omite fir Sanoel uno Serfebr su1emieieu.
Dtorrlu benlerfte, oa5 @omlte liber 0Teutt
lite @ebduee uno Barrie babe beIdlloiieH, oaB
ale Silbbauer uno SiinItcr, meld]e nm Die
Statue fir ben aomiral Sarragut Al cont.
petiren wiinihteu, ibre DtOoeae i'm Gapttole
ausiteasn f0nnten.
Die Bill iiber bic siran3. Spoiiatton8"
wIrbe Johann autgenommen unO SHERMAN
ipratI 9esen bieielbe.
SIN Repr q lent ante nh ufe ber'
iu9te 9arftelb, 6as 9auS iofort BET @r6fi'
uun9 Der Situng gu bewegen, a(8 Y!enarl
Gomite Die 0efisits 8erwililguugSbia auiSu>
relulen, bod SantS beanlpru9te ben 6Iur
fir ieine 8eridte bonn Gomitc oes 2luswdrti-
gen uno beri9tete etne Siu ein, cine Cont
milton 3u erneuuen, um bic auipriiAe al DIE
bur6 Dos @enier Tribunal bemilligteu Gnte
i1ao9pngen su priiien uno gu OrbHen. 2lus
Der ueritliebeneu Siq8 iiber @renSen= uno
S Misunderstanding lcgte er nod etne Sid
Dor, cine geptie gumme fir Die internuttO.
male austellung in &icu Su perlptuigen.
8anfS bsiiirpOrtete bic Bid unO fiibrte aIs
YrGSebensfaD an, baB man bercit8 ihou bel
Der GOnbOner Austeluu9 cine GbnliAe Sum'
me perptqi9t babe,
Sdeaaber9er madte auf Die Batentgcictt
Seltrei6's aufnlertiam, welAe amerlfant.
iGeu grFnOern nift seb6rig Sbub gemdbr.
ten. Bants bemerfte, oaB Die 0itrei9tidlt
2sgierung bereitS S6ue> Certificate fir ame.
rifaniide @rfinoer erlaiieu babe. 5oar uni
28oob ipradeu fir cine 9erwIai9uug.
Broofs ma9te etne lange per0ulife Gr'
flGrun9 iniolge Der bon YicSoombs gegen lbr
uusseftreuteu 8sroddti9uns, uls babe er Dor
| bem r&rebit tMobiIier" Seiiehun9en erbalten
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Se[eoropbtides 2(Nerlet

- Der Sptr. nSenat0I" tam 9clteru Dtor'
gen nit ben Baiiagieren unO Den @Outunteu
bes gelbeitertenGpir8. vSacramentO" in 5ur
6rau6iaco an.
= Sn Cincinnati tagtc geitcru Die Natio'
nals@onOenttou Der 2OfOuotioens Hnb Ma:
i9inenbaper,
- Sn Y6ilabelp6ia wurOe geiiern mad ei:
ner ldngeren 9eeia9O Der beriid)tigte GtHbre'
der SObn 2lOams, alias q. 2&llltam8, Oer'
baftet.
- Die Bride Der @irarO. 9(Uenue in 8bi.
la6elpbia wuroe geitern bon Den 0ortigen
@roBgei9worenen fir etueu @euleinihaOer
srtlGrt.
-9ie 9anbelStammer bon SQnGrdnSlscc
berdtb 3ur 3eit iiber etnen gceIgneten Blan
Californian auf Der 8leuer 8eItauslellunG
9eb6rtg Su pertreten.
- Die Saufleute uub BOIitifer bon P6ila.
belpbia fno unSuirieoen nit pepl reu?E
9efensG o4eetcr uEo per6en oeriuden, oAIen
AbIetun9 5l eriutrfen.
- Die @eiesgebung bon Mafaduiett8 ii
iebr inOi9uirt ii6er ben SOri9lag oe3 Seua
tors Gunner, bic Namen Der Sdl0dten Oei
lesten Biirgerfrieges aus Dem 2lrmeez Jtegiie}
5u ilreiden, fie bat SeiAliiIie in bisiem Sign
9efaBt,