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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06

STEAMERS LOST AT SKA.--In the last
three months, eleven English steamers
have boon lost at sen with all on board.
This fact is appalling, and must be at
tributed to their construction. It has
been stated that these steamships were
new, but built Of inferior iron, With q
length ten times their width and depth
Of hold equal to their width, with the
idea Of gain of freight combined with
speed. Another mistake, tho Interna-
tional Steamship Company declare. is,
II 1t steamships, launched in the ordina-
ry way. are apt to sustain damage near
the midship section. To remedy this
the company suggest that steamships Of
great length should be built in dicks
and hoated out Tue record of these
losses is apt to grow, unless some mea-
sures are adopted requiring steamships
to be built with view to safety, rather
than quantity OF freight and speed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06

IuE ElSvEATIGATION BEFORE THE CouN-
ell The Investigation before the Town
Council, for the purpose of nscertaininp
the guilty parties to the late fire, has
been vigorously prosecuted during the
past week Much Of the testimony is
inoonclusivc, yet enough has been as
certnlned to warrant q committal of the
DOy Joe moore, to answer tho charge of
nrson.--AC6eriWe Press and Banner.
A PnUssIAN VIEW OF THE SITUATION
BETwEEN ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
leSsiSchc Zetung, of Berlin, demon
| strates that tho Russiun forces in Central
Asia arc strong enough to defy any at
tempt OF the British to check their pro-
gress, ana England is powerless. Russia
Is onl waiting Tor falso step Oh lhu
part OF England.
The new bill for the reorganization of
tho German army provides for % service
OF twelve years, to be divided in three
classes, viz: Three years service with
tho color regiments, four years in the
reserve force and five years service in
the landwchr. by the provisions of this
bill tho army. on peace footing, Will
number 40I 500.
Boarding house chicken soup can DO
iuauo, ~ ls salu, ny hanging up hen IN
the sun, 30 that her shadow shall fall
into pot Of salt water. Tho only trou-
BILE is. that on cloudy day, the soup is
liable to be weak.
Mr.. White Agnew, of DonnaIdsville,
died Mt o'clock OH last Friday evening,
after short illness, Of pneumonia. lie
left wife and many children to mourn
their loss
Mr.. j. N. Brawlcy. of the firm of
Johnston, Crews n Co., of Charleston.
died suddenly Tuesday ait.rnoon, in that
city.
Deaths in Charleston for the week
endiag the lst instant, whites, &; CO.
lofed, Ii.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06

A young unmarried woman named
Barrett, from Nova Scotia, has been ar-
rested in Somerville, Mass, for the muir
der Of her infant child. The remains
we're found concealed in bag in the
house of the family in which she was
employed. A hole had been made
through the bag by vermin, which had
disfigured the face of the child by eating
portion of the forehead and right
cheek, leaving one eye. ball bare. The
right hand and wrist had also been
eaten, rendering the corpse repulsive
sight. The young woman not only de-
nies tho crime of numbering the child,
but declares that sue is not it's mother.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06
dun, at. 1887. Besf QUIET, & SIS 1e@:
3M. Freiphts ouiet.

oul'' az !4oi. beef quiet, at 3 16(0
s19: Freights quiet.
CINCINNATI, February 5-Flour quiet
and firm, at 8. 10@8 40. Corn firm and
In fair demand. at 40. Pork nominally
unchanged. Lard quiet, at 7A for
steam-bnyers at ~; kettls7A. Bacon
steady-sales Of shoulders at 556; clear
rib sides 7as; clear sides TX. Whisksy
firm, at SO.
LouIsv1L1E. February 5.-Flour firm
and in fair demand-salss of family ex.
ira at 7.50@8 25; fancy 9.25. Corn
quiet, ht 42. Pork quiet, at 13. 90. b..
con-salos Of shoulders at 555S: clear rib
sides 724@72s; clear sides 8@811. Lard
sold at S@eI9; kegs 9@95s; order lots
20. higher. Whiskey firm, nj 80.
GHAnhEsroN, February 5.-Cotton
dull-ordinary 17h@1s; good ordinary
l81a@1855; low midiiing 19Ml9lI:
middIing ioL0Sl93s; receipts III
bales; sales 500; stock 43, 227.
SAVANNAH. February 5.-Cotton dull
-middling 1885; receipts 3,545 b lies:
sales 523; stock 67, ,29U.
BALTIMORE, February S Cotton dull
-middling 2Oa4; receipts 522 bales; sales
1877; stock 0.925
MOBILE, February s. Cotton dull and
nomInal-middling 19%; receipts 5Gl
bales; sales 800; stock 4S.759.
New ORLEANS. February Cotton
in fair demand-good ordinary 1917
low middliug 1sT@l9; middling 1890
1873; receipts 6,793 balos; sales 6,UOO;
stock 212, 450.
AUGUSTA, February 5.-Cotton dull
middling 10; receipts 776 bales; sales
757.
MEMrn1s. February 5.-Ootton quiet
middling 20@2016;- sulcs 1923 bales;
stock 81, 659.
BosroN, February 5.-Cotton-mid-
ding 2l2s@2l1a; receipts 2,G47 bales
sales 200; stock 1000
PHILADELPHIA, February 5.-Cotton
quict-mi3dling 21L@211I.
GALVESTON, February 5.--Cotton
heavy good ordinary II; receipts 3. OBS
bales; sales 1000; stock 1902.
NonFoLK, February 5..-Cotton qniet-
low middiing l91a@l93s; receipts ,69S
bales; sales 800; stock 1860.
WILMINGTON, February 5.-Cotton
qniet--middling 1921; receipts 2l3 bales;
sales 13; stock 1,G20.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06

Fresh Family Groceries.
DICKLED New York BEEF ROUNDS.
Il PIcKLED-Salmon Bellies,
North Carolina Mullet, DO.
SMoKED-New York Pig Hams and Strips,
Nova Scotia Salmon,
Beef Tongues, DC.
CANNED-Succotash. Lima Beans,
Peas, Salmon, Mackerel,
Lobstcrs, Pears. Peaches,
Green.gages, Mushrooms,
Trufles, Asparagus.
PnEsEnyED-Oanton Ginger, Pears,
Citron, Pine apples,
Strawberries, Ounces,
Blaokberries,
Raspberries, &c.
JELL1Es-Guava and general assortment.
TEAS As-aunpowder. Imperial, Japan,
Souchong, and English Breakfas
selected by an expert, and finest
any market.
CoFFEEs-Mocha, Lnguayra, Rio,
0. G. Java, law and Roasted.
The Downcr MINERAL SPERM OIL, absolute.
iy safe as candle, brilliant as gas, and
cheap as kerosene; have all the necessary
Burners, Wicka, Chimneys. to fix old lamps.
nov ~ GEO. SYMMERS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06
Auction 8alea.
Sale OF the Carolina oil Work.

cal0 Oi the CarolIna UIl WORKS.
u. 9. PElxOTTO dk-SONs. Auetionssrs.
RY virtue OF the provisions OF . certain
~ deed In trust, executed by the President
OF tho Carolina Oil Company TO ". B, GuIiak.
trustee, boaring date the 7th day Of Haroh,
1917, and duly recorded in the Registers
oHoe OF Riohland County. CONDITIONED to
protect andsa harmless certain persons
therein mentioned from loss by reason of
their having, for the benefit Of the said cer.-
pany, endorsed, notes for said company
which notes have not been paid by the CARO-
lima Oil Company, but have been taken up BY
the persons whom said mortgage was given
to protect, and by virtue Of power OF attor.
ney given to said trustee to sell the property
embraced in said deed in trust, should the
said Carolina Oil Company fail to protect and
save harmless tho persons for whose beus6t
SAID deed In trust was made, to aell the prW-
perty conveyed thereby, after notice given
Q! twenty.on days, shall offer for sale. TO the
highest bidder, at the usual place of sale. at
the corner OF Richardson and Washington
streets, In the city OF Columbia, at II o'ciook.
on MONDAY, tho l7th day of February, 1878.
all tho property conveyed and embraced in
said decd Of trust. being "all that certain lot
or parcel OF land, situate and being in the city
OF Oolumbia. in said State, containing four
acres OF land, more or less, bounded by
Wheat, Rice, Lincoln and Gadsden streets. IN
said city, with all the buildings and ereotions
on the eaid lot OF land, and also ali the an
gines, Oil presses and machinery Of any kind
whatsoever, in and upon the said premises"
Terms cash. Conyeyanoing at the cost Of
Jan FL tutbS Trnatsa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06

"A BRAVE BRAKEMAN.-A train yas
showed up on Wisconsin railroad re-
Gently, and tho passengers began to
suffer from hunger, no provisions bcipp
obtalnable. Intelligence Of their condi-
ton having reached Calmnr, seven miles
distant, brakeman, named James Will.
son, taking thirty pounds Of crackers and
cheese, set out to walk to tho train. The
milwaukee Erenimg Wisconsin describes
his walk and its sequel rs follows:
The wind blew gale, and, with tho
thermometer at twenty seven below, he
had hard road to travel. 1t was hard
work; the wind penetrated through his
hood, and. Notwithstanding lie felt his
face and ears freezing, trudged until he
reached the train, almost exhausted and
unable to speak distinctly, his face, cars
and nose badly frozen.
The train reached by Mr.. Wilson was
one on which, among the passengers,
was Dir. John Lawlor, of Prairie du
CHEN, who had somo ladies' under his
care. Mr.. Lawlor applied snow to the
frozen face OF Wilson, and did nil that
was needed to restore him as much ns
possible. Mr.. Lawlor then took from
his own neck massive gold chain, which
ho had worn Tor long time, and putting
it around Wilson's neck remarked, sIts
q pretty good man that has worn that
chain, but have found better, and he
shall havo it," The chain is reputed to
be worth up among the hundreds of
dollars. and was handsome present.
worthily bestowed. Under touching
circumstances like these. tho writer Of
such IN incident can hardly tell which to
admire tho most, tho true hcroism of
tho brakeman. who poriled his own life
to carry MD to his fellow. creatures, or
the man who so promptly and generous
ly rewarded tho deed of the hrro.
Virginia, which didn't have cotton
factory before tho war. has erected
tWclyn of them simon
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06

DEATH OF PENITENTIARY CONvICr.
We learn that Columbus g. RnIse, who
was convicted, in the summer Of 1871, oi
the murder OF young man named Ed.
wards, IN Crawfordville. aud sentenced
by Judge Andrews TO bo hung on the
hrst Friday of the ensuing November,
put whose sentence was commntcd by
Bullock to Imprisonment for life in tue
ponitentiary, died ut the lattor institution
few dnys since. Reese's career Was an
'eventful one. In 1865, Immediately
after the war, he was found guilty, by
the Federal authorities, of the murder
OF negro woman. A little before the
time for the execution, however, the
sentence was commuted by Provisional
Governor James johnson to imprison.
ment for life in Fort Pulaski. After
being lncaroerated in the fort for short
while, Reese was taken out by authority
OF writ OF habeas corpus, and upon q
hearing before the civil authorities, dis
charged from custody. Returning to his
home in Taliaferro County, he remained
quiet for year or two, but his instincts
did not permit him to keep out of trou-
bic very long. Being in the town of
Crawfordville one day, he, for no provo.
cation, shot md killed an inoff-nsivc
young man named Edwards. He then
managed to escape, but was finally
caught. tried, convicted OF murder in
the first degree, and sentenced to be
hung. After sentence was passed he
was sent to tue Richmond County jail
whore he had been incarccratcd in 1866
for safe keeping. On The 3lst of Octo.
Der he Was carried up to Crawfordville,
at which place he was to be executed.
On the very day designated in tho SELF
tonce, however, for his hanging. q com
mutation Of his sentence from death to
imprisonment for life-the very last net
OF Bnllock's official cnreer-arrivod. and
he was saved a second time from u death
on the gallows.
Augusta Constitutionulia.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06
Headquarters Garden Seed
Heinitsh's Drug Store.
EARLY CABBAGES


For MIrket and the Table.
NARTER'S SUPERB INE EARLY-The ear
~ liest known.
Early Jersey Wakefield Standard early for
market.
Early Wnningstadt- best for all soils.
Fronch Ox-Heart-A very popular early
kind.
schweiniurt Qnintsi- Earliest OF all Drum
heads,
Marblc.head sTammo.h-The largest in tho
world.
Early Flat Dutch Cabbage Approved by
Landreth.
Early Conc Csbbage-Better than Early
York.
Early Sugar. !oaf-Highy priced as early.
Early Drun-!ea,l. Late Drnm.head.
Late Flat Dutch, Drum. head Savoy.
Green Glazed Winter Cabbage.
FAIRLY PEAS.
EXTRA EAELY-CARACTACCs, onrlicst.
Early Kent, Early May.
Early Dan ORourko.
Early Eugcnie, Little Gem.
Long Tod Prolific
All approved varictirs, at reduced prices.
Gall at REINIrSu'S
Jan lSt Drug Store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06

TALhAHAssRE, FLA, August 25. 1868.
AIEssRs. ZEILIN & Co: Our iunior edit.
or has tried your Liver Regulator and is
taking it now, aud finds it Invaluable to
regulator Of the bowels. Articles of diet
that he dared not indulge in before tax.
ing your Liver Medicine, he can now
cat with impnnity. Very truly,
DYKES.& &SPARHAWK,
S1+3T1 Editors Floridian.
a Georgia man, who recently sent the
Savannah Neps thirty cents for sample
copies OF the paper, put in one corner of
the envelope: "To Postmasters-Gen
This letter contains money. Plees han.
del it with q pair Of tongs."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06
Pumps! Pumps! y! Pumps!

WYE have just been appointed AGENTS
w for rBLArCHLEY'S CUCUMBER WOOD
PUMPS, suitable for wellR Of all depths. They
are SIMPLE, DURABLE and ECoNoM1oAL fur
ntshtng pure ,odter to the eUners at much less
cTpense thun accompanies the use Of he civ
t0ater. Two OF these Pumps have been put il,
use IN the city this present week, and are sub
For sale by JOHN AGNEW + RON
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06

Plow Steel, Iron and Plow Moulds.
A FULL SUPPLY Of best imported PI;OW
"A STEEL, Swecds from and Plow Mouids.
oh hand and for sale low, by o.
Feb 8 JOHN A0NEW r. RON
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06
MARRIED.

January 30, 1878, at tho residence of the
brides father, By Rev. A. II. Rude, d. D., Mr..
=. II. HENS. Of Fairfield County, and Miss
M. Il. HOG AN, Of Kershaw County.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06

Virginia, which didn't have cotton
factory before tho war, has erected
twelve Of them since.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25
bebt R9 auf eineu, terraGenfDru,ts auftet>
oenben walbioen 6Ioe1anb unb aetpdbrt et~

bebt R9 auf eineu, t%erraHenfDrnats aufltet>
senben &palbtsen 9isetanb anb setpdbrt e.
ne rei3enbe Musli&t iber bic umltesenoe
2anti&aft. Die Strasen fnb beretts aae
~ausseleet unt sperben adt3is SUP brett. w.
ne @trede Don % Morssn, I'M baeeliAlten
Stetle sslesen, 1T su Yart. @nlasen betttn'nt
porben. 3u& lnb menis @eilbenien fa'
felba erbaut, ater ale gusi&ten ilnb nor
ia nben, bab Der freunbli&e Srt esdt balo
fart benSltert fetn ptrb.
SIN Tplse Der SGwantuneen Der Mftie1''
g6rle unb bes @elbmartts In Mew gorf,
8p1on ,e. fnb bic bteisen 8anfen nod tn'>
rner fetr aurIdtaltenb. Nur Der @etreiee@
Grport pirb mjslt&f erIei9tert; bauit
@elb taflr 3urldtouame.
@elb gilt In Banten 10 @rc3ent, auf furSe
St@t, II bts 2 Yrpaent nan.entlt4 tint pfe<
men Marft.
Die @@weinepGtelet bat bereits besennen
unb man er,partet u Mtltcnen e1petre
xf. .- On -. IE.I~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25

monte Der Gtniesnun9 bes Gdtetns, porauf
Reu. Ybelan, Ya1or Der @e'netnoe ~ unts'
ret lteten Trau pom, 8erse Carmel tnSaoen
BET ct. Souls bic Tefrebe belt.
Das neue 3loNer Der Garmeltttnnen,
uel&es auf etnem ietr i&Dnen unb sefunben,
ben ebrplrbtsen Srbensfrauen Don Mabame
patterfpn se1aenften 8auplab su feten
tommt, ptrb pon 3rn. q. Draibtns TN TO-
manil@en stsle aufeefabrt, erbdlt 2 @tcd'
werte NIT elmer 8apelle unb % 3e1en unb
fol- ettpa $4,000 Dollars fofen. Die 3abl
ber Garmeltttnnen, tuel&e felt betldufs 10
Sabren In etnen1 8lSfer&en auf Der "8t'
f@pfs Tarn," In Der Mdte son 9aben mob
men, betrdst CUR 3ett Is.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25
Nus sen @ablberittte1t

iinb n1an9e Observation-Disclosures gu ent
nebu,en, pel6e ben, 2efer ieisen, bag Ell
wtGtieer umfawuns In Der golfsfimmunE
bteies 2anbes Dor ii@ sebt. 8etanntltd
fptelte bie 1osenannte Semperen3frase IT
jlnsfer 3eit au4 BET ben @ablen ELM
@auptrp1e; nun oar TIT Davenport, Soma
bus @ablrefultat Elm fo1aes, bab Der bcrtie!
Democrat fHretben tann:
uOas san3e literale unb &nti-M onopp1
Stdst 1T erpdblt tporoer unb spar NIT aber
rafdenben Maiorttaten, trcsbem, pber mob
rtdtiser, eben neil bic @abl Don @ettet
Der &beralen cine BUREAUS ebrlthe unb Of
fene mar. ,Namentlt9 tparen es bte Deut
fGen, bic In @tabt unb County treu gu,
SABINE tarben unb benen bic Gbre bes sic
ses sebabrt. Seott 60. wirb jss
cine eisens @nti Semperens uni
Nntt Muder Delegation In bic 2esislatul
enben. Dte 8ltde bes Staates paren au'
Septt County sert&tet, bab es ii& felbf
unb feiner @%ersansenbett BET btefer Dab
untreu tperbe1 tpurbe. Gs bat aber 9ldn
3enb bas Ge9entbetl bemtefen."
Sn philadelphia, 100 Is f& UNI tas In
san3en Staate our @bftmmuns toauaene'
soMlpptipn>S emperen3seieB tanbelte, uni
man bic Ma9t Der Muder fur febr bebeu
tenb btelt, ,purbe Der Gntpurf NIT 10000
@ttmmenm ajurttdt sef@1aseu. Da brauat
man ii9 alerbtnss nt&t su wunbern, tuenr
Der borttse ~Demofrat" ixbelnb ausruft:
.@ut eema@t! philadelphia! wte IS et
ner @eltfabt, unb wte Is Der Stabt be-
Musfe1uns fur 1876 3teu.t. @ebanbeit uni
entiHteben, .pie es ber @eburtsFdtte burger
lt9er unb reltstOfer Tretbett III fomut
Den urtbetlsipru8 aeipro&en, wie es ben
s~efunben Menf4enuertanb sebabrt! Dt
Dummbeit unb Bic @eu9elet baben tire &c
bSrtse eettipn erbalten unb auf etntse SAB
Re perbea MIR Dor 9auptattentaten btefe1
partet seeen Tretbeit unb birserltae @elbt
Befimmuns &ube baben."
SIN Sbio 1T bic Matoritdt Der 9esislatu
temptrattib sesuprben unb aud bas Il
elei9bebeutenb nit elmer Nieberlage be
Een,peren3partet.
Gs ideint, bab bteie Nadridten 3ien,ltt
beutli4 fur bic &tAtuns fpre9en, welhe bt
Gfenli6e Metnuns after Srten lit 8e3u
auf ben fanattiden @urttantsmus gu neb
men besinnt. @m frdfttsfen wtrb bisI
Gidtuns jebc9 ir Gbteaso sum @usbru
fommen, meint bic bprttse Union. W'
unb nit uns uniere Nadbarn In @iseorF
perten ben 9errn Semperer3 : T%anat'fer
am 4. Npsea.ber Elm 2teb sprseisen, 30
benz tbnen nod Sabre lang Stren Hinge
lo1en, fast bas senannte 8latt.
Muh sic Wdblar Minnelota's fSnntea #
cine 9sbre taran ne9nten, benz man ertnne
ia, tae nod Ypriges Sabr aae @nftrereul
sen senadt wurben, I'M, benz gelfe ptef'
Staates unter Der Masfe Der Seuperen; e'
ab1deulides Sod auf ben Naden su lese:
@ewiNe Gantibaten finb tn berlelten Wpl
eefdrbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25

@&afe brtnsen pteter before %retls.
Iuf elmer fletnen Tarnt fanp etne 'tletne
9eerbe gu febr sertnsen Soften sebalten
usrben. gebaltet nur bic fdrffen unb be.
fen. &ansirt bic alien unb maseren gum
gerfauf aus. Gs lobnt id nt4t, fe ~
aberwtnt:rn. Gum Mdfen int Dtnter mol.
len mir aussewa@iene, in suten1 !3uRanb
beinnltde Sdafe. Merinoidafe fur btelen
:3wed foIten bret ODER oier Sabre alt fein.
@ebt ibnen CUTE @eibe uab @etreibe-etpa
Elm bal6es @funS fur jebes tdslt9. @ie
padien biefen Monat iebr fdneQ.
@eFuseI verna9ldfist niAt. @sbt
ibm reidli0 Butter. &etntst bas 5abner<
baus off, etreut trodene Grbe auf ben 3d.
ben befelben. 0a5t bic @a9ner nidt aui
ben Baunen Ober ben OerGtben bic gadi
;ubrin9en.
Stauten<S eGerie. geenbet bas
Mnbaufeln; rerft bic Gree an bic Stensei,
betna9e bts CUR Spite ber 8ldtter. Gbe be,
8oeet frtsrt, nebnt bic @FanSen auf unb
fsst fie TIT einen SUP bretts 0ruben, bic f.
ttef toie bic SFan5en bod fEb: tebedt mil
Strpt unb8rettern: sern,e9rt bieg ebeduns
ME BE 3dlte frenser pirb.
5alat. Die bdrteren Irten fam man
settis btefen Monat faen; fe iibermtntern,
ruenn fe 1eidt nit @efrSb poer glattern BE-
tedt merben. @dt einen gorrat9 In falte
&abmen fir 3ettises &usfesem I'M Trae'
ling
Htabarber. Sest 1T bic bette 3eit,
um neue MnpFansunee1 gu nta9en, neil BIT
@ur3eln su ssitis I'M Srab!ins ausidlasen.
tint nit gortteil seriestiwerben gu ..fOnnen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25

Inn tart rteaenbe @tfdee BOIL
fumnen serudlos unb rein 81 MAIDEN, brtns1
man cine fletne Wense fauar3es Genuinely
it bos OefdB unb fautte!t bann nit etraa
lauwarn1er WaFer aus uno s!rar wteeer'
BOLT. Mu6 I'm, farfe 0sruae BON BEN 9an'
ben gu entfernen, 1T %senanntss Ssnfmsbl
als @alhmittel ansemenbet, gang sor3a9
lid.
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8ermiI9te Na@rt9ten.

Yarts, 81. Sft. Die @epublttane
iesen ttre san3e Gnersie baran, I'M, bt
@ldne Der @pnart&fen III ueretteln. Grprd
ibent Sbters duberte T@ TT etrer G~pnssrfa
tipn NIT itinen Treunben nertraaensppQ lbe
bas 9Refultat.
@ten, 10. Stt. Surf gtsmard fan
teute bier an unb 1T feitbem In etfrteer Con
ferea3 NIT benz 4atftr @tlbelu1 ssweiex
Mean fpri&t iber etnen @e&isl int preu6i
f&en Cabinet, unb Is 1T rt@t un.pabri&etn'
lt@, tab Der Tlrf feline Ste1uns ais Mtnt'
terprdi ibent anfatt BON geoons uteber EN-
netutet ptrb.
Mabrib. 10. Sft. Gin brttti4es De-
pef@enbopt lam seFern Nbenb Don Garta>
seua In Glttante NIT Der Ra&rt&t an, BAT
bic Sniursentenfresatte Numaneia ben Ser
r1anbp Fl Gatolteo In @runb 9ebotrt bat.
1eber bic 9G!fte Der 8en1annun9 ertranf.
Die &ataf.ppbe rirb Der l1utrfatrenbeit Der
0fFetere susei@reiben.
/ Der @ar tnemintfer bat in Yerfcn ben
0berbefebt iber basgefdwaber tn@ibrattar,
p:l&es sefern mad G%artasena abfeselte,
Ibernpmu,en.
2onbon, 90. Ott. Cine @pe;ialbe eye.
f9e Der Shines ppn Gartasena fast, bab
Gontreras unb etne Maiorttdt Der Mttslte>
ber Der Sunta f9 al, 8prb Der Snfur9en>
tenFotte be5nben, mel&e In ber Ndbe bon
Mlitante eefeben .uurbe. Die 5totte btelt in
ben, lesteren 5afen rt9t an, ionbern fesette
in n6rbli9er &tdtuns &petter. Gs berri9t
in Gartasena bic Metnuns sor, bab bteielbe
neriu&t mad trssnb etnem Ylate an Der
&aFe DOH Ifrtta su entrtnnen, pbwob1 Con-
trelas b%ebauptete, bab Ct beabfi9ttse, bas
Ne9terun9s9ei&waber auf3ufu@en.
Der 9ert4t Don Dem l%1ntersanse ber Tre'
gate Sernanbo d Gatcltep betdttst fta.
@an slaubt, bab bic seiamu,te @anni&ait
uusetou,men 1T, pbsleia man 3uerf s1aub.
te, bab ptele it4 In ten gDten eerettet Bat
ten. Die Matroien bes ensltfaen @elawa>
bers baben bic @ewdGer In b: Ndbe Der
l1nstadsRete bur9iu9t unb 5 2eiAname
a%ufsefuneen.
Som, %. 0tt. Die Ssiuiten Dabsn Don
Der &eoieruns bic @eiiuns erbaltsn, pbne
ger;us bas 9aab gu perla1en. Grftes Tri9t>
lem BON gtetpr GumanuelS 9erliner
&eiie.-
Baypnne, %. Sft. Die garlifen b.
ben wieber einsn @ies i6er bic Nesierunss>
truppen errun9en.
Yarts, %. SIT, SIM @rpjeFe sesen
8aaaine tpurben bic Generate G%anrpbert,
2sbpeuf 9'Mbmirault unb 9purbaft pertDrt,
beren Ausfasen unsinfts fur ben @nseflas>
ten 1auten.
@ien, %. OH. TurF 8tsmard bate
etne @ubtens betm Safer 5ran; Solepb,
wel9er aud Der Mtntherprdibent MnbraTp
unb Der italienii9e @eianbte betwpbnte. Sc
perlautet, bab oteie naufsetldrten" Staats'
manner fia a1e Mabe 9eben, betm &atfer
Don Oeferrei@ cine ben Sefutten unb &pu,
aberbaupt fetnblt4e @eiebsebuns burdju'
iesen, Soear bic epentueue @apfwab1 fol-
CUR @pra4e %aetonnen fetn.
Die beiben Safer Tran3 Jpiepb unb @il.
belr, bradteu chamber bic ilbefen Soafe
betn1 3cfbanfette, unb Der eurcpdtf9e Trtete
1T mteber 8eI&ert-- bis gum nd91en
aries.
aus &pm fouu,t uts bei S4luB bes
B1attes uo@ etne &%crreipunben3 su, bic mir
nd@fe @cde trtnsen werben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25
Smlanoii9e Na@rt9ten.
& r6It6e T.
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(Offietell.)
8iiebDfiiebes @mnbi9reiben.
6p4w. unb tteurer 9err!
Die jdbrlt&e Gp1ette fur bas Semtnar
wtrb ant Ssnnta9 tn Der Sftap BON @Qer>
betltsen uxb an ben naafolsenben CONT
unb Statipnstusen, pie utlt@, ftattfnben.
@ie polen ssfdutst bterson In Sbren per-
f&iebenen Mtflonen ssb6rise Mctts ssbsn.
ct. saul 81. Set., 1873.
+1bemaS g. Grace,
Bii&cf Don 81. Yaul.
Die GoQectE ;::mel@s uprises Sabr fur
bas Seminar a%ufsenpu1men trures, betrus
int @ant.n So, 1906; letber tam uns hte
2tfe III ipdt 3u, uut fe s~onfdnbts sa setsn.
ct. %aul. 2aut Mtttbetluus aus Mep
gorf lnb bic bodw. 3erren :3u3et, pfarrer
BON ct. Yeters unb s,lut, Yfarrer Don @'
mona an, l6. b. Mts. p%oblbetalten Ypn IT,
rer Guropa.Getie baftltf wieber ~anselanst,
unt me1ts1 btsr runu,ebr tdslt& errartet.