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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-23
S6erItltG0t, SSrcOCrtG 9cmt @ramt
eDeltd1t tSrGHl. SS0a Warta s. o.

"~NSN
Gbicogo, ST., 20. Sft.-6eute 9tadl-
mtttag gin9 Die 9ot;cit OeS dlteIten SohncS
oc8 BrGiioenttu GrQnt nit 6rdul. l1ouore,
iitngIter So6ter re8 0rn. y. y. 9onOre, III
Scene. Die ganse ytalbtouOble" gSelt 9bj.
cago'5 mar auf ben 8etneu.
Die Srauung8ieicr iaHo in Der gSObnluIg
oeS 9aterS Der Sraut itatt. lluttr ben 0od)-
;eit8gGlten befanoen iif BrdiiOent 9)rOntuno
@emabliu, Gr=Setretdr SOrte uno 6rau,
Sen. 80bcod, StfretGr Stltudp uuo 6rau,
Sen. Sberi0au, @ouu. Seouioge uuo 6rau,
Seuator 2ogau, %ice, @r6liOtnt l8lliOn, Sen.
Suter uno 6rau Il. u. 9Q5 neusouebelidte
Baar reW'te geiteru 2lbenO I'M ubr n0h
St 2oui8 ab. Der BrQItocut uir0 mOrgeu
triib BON bier iiber @lcOelauo uno Bttt8burg
mad &aibngtou abrtiicu.
&lS 8rautiungieru iuugirteu Sri. 6duE
5odter Ne8 6rn. g8lnteer 0aQ; Sri. DIM.
Tenn, Sohter oe8 9tldtcr5 0uulenp Don &bi-
cQQo: Trl. S5reue 9tuder, Sod)ter oeS Sen.
s. y. 9tuder, mo Sri. 6OuitOn BON yOuiS-
pile, mdbreuO Il. .. 9raut, lru., @eueral
Toriutbc, lieutenant 2arneo uuO 2lOrteu 80
more, 8ru0cr Der Srout, aI5 Sruu;cu9en 3uz
gegen wareu.
lin llbr Rahmittags troteu Die GGIte in
ben Barlor, in uelhem Die Erauun9 pOr ld)
qeben iolte. %oran iAritt Il. 9. Graut,
iun., unO Sri. 90. 3. 6aQ; o0nn fulgteu
l5r. u. s. 6onore uuo Sri. Z. 0OuitOu; al
Oicie ibloiieu iid) Geutenaut yarneO uuo
Trl. [}rcnc Ruder un0 Sen. 6oriptbe uuo
SRI. 9unlenp.
l6ierauf folgte bic 8raut, 9elcbut auf BEN
2(rm hires SuterS. Sic trug eln UetBe5 Ut
lusflciO, reid init Spibcn ue5tcrt; Der
8rautihlGier mar 10 lang, 0dB er bis CIR
GrOe berabreid)te. Ser 8rduugUm trug ieiue
Sberiteu - llniforn. 2angiam idlritttn Die
Seuannteu mad Dem w2itlidlen @uOe Oe5
Barlor8, no iid Gin GROCER AlfOpcu in Der
gGano beiinoet. Su Otelcn trot OaS Sr0ut'
| paar.
Die Teuiter uarcu nit meIBcu uIlO blautH
@ar0inen bebangcn, Ourt meld)e oo5 Cages
ltd)t mie EN- blOuer Shtmmer auf Die ouutz
! len 9SGn0e OeS 3immerS, Die gar lGltiam init
ben meiBen @Oitiimeu DIR SrautluH9ieru con-
truItirten, iant.
Der @brw. Siaaf grrette OOQ3og Oarouf
Ote GrauungS GeremOuie, Die icbr flIrj luo
einfa6 mar. SoOanu begaben iid) ale Sdle
in BEN pradtuoQ Oetorirteu SpelielalUu, no
| lanQe Gnfeln nit ben einlaOenOIten Scrtdtcu
ltan0cu. g(uf Der eiuen Gafel crbltdte man
;mei Tabuen nit Den 9tamcu Der yteuuer.
mGblten.
lin llbr rei1tc oa8 iungc Yaar uah ct.
2oui8 ub, no eS Orci Gage uerneilen uuo ijd)
Oauu uaa Jttp YOrt unO SSabingtOn bege~
ben miro.
ct. Qoui8, MIo., 81. Dit. - Gberit
6rcO. 3. gront uebit Satin fam bcute bier
an uno Itieg tm oginOea 6Otel" ab. Den
Gag uerbratten iie in Dem alien pOmeiteaO,
| ntlithn ARnller nnn hhr SStnht nntfernt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-23
Gtn pero6htiacr y Nn1

pottS plller PCHnl.r u. Sttbr. - G5
beiBt, OuB gliaS 2citer8, ein moblbefanuter
8iirger 6ruduiQe'S, ermoroet muroen 1T.
Wtan fanO ieiu 6ubrUert friib btute Mor0cu
3 Dteilen BON bier i'm @ebirge; Die YfcrOe
maren an einem Buume ieitgebunbcu. 9tabe=
bel lag etn nit Slut beilCdte8 Setl. Die
getde bat man bis oabin ui6t erlauet, uber
man iudt inter GROCER Auiregung Der Scp0l=
trrun9 nad oerielbeu.
Bott8Otlle, Ba., 81. Stt. - Die
Sitr9er BON bier burhiuaeu Die gSdlOer Der
Jto6barl1att mad Dem IS. Setter, bon mel
dem berldtet murOe, OuB er beute Nfor0en in
Der Ndbe uOn Sradoille ermoroet moroen lei.
&elne peitereu gluSeiten ais oos Seil, Der
Jtepolper uno bic Slutipureu iiuo bis lest
entoedt morOen. Setter ueri9erte fiir5ltd)
iein Geben 81 $4,000 uuO beSabltc geitern in
BottSOiae Die Pramie. @eitsru Abeno bOrgte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-23

cod gemaft unS ia9t uns, baB Sr. Grant
ii6 Die ganSe3eit bermit bem britten Sermin
bcidIdftigte, baB feline Satrapen, iuel6e oafiir
arbeitetcn, in ieinem 9tamen banOeIten, uno
OaB cine nahtrG9ll9e @rfldruag, er babe ME
Ouran gcOadlt, ciHen Oritten Sermin 81 erlau.
gen, nldlt Seben miro.
SSir piirben unS iibrtgtus gar nift munz
bern, menu naA Den giOpembermablen Die
gau5e republlfanlidle Barter tbr 6eil in benz
Orltten Sermine lud)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-23
SSur@tb0rcr Srairtebrano 1T
TnNinhRN

Sort gSa0ne, SuO., u. Stt. - Der
Bruiriebruus, pclher fiinf ItelIeu meitltdl
uon bier miitbct, uimmt OrOhenOe 9imeniOz
ueu an. Wt0n idjdtt, OaB 10000 2ldcr Braj.
rie urO l9ololanb all Der ySoleOo- lSabaib=
gSeitern. Sobn" entluug ierit0rt itnO. Sin
oit)tcr &aud logert ii6er Der StaOt, melber
ben Gag iGrmllb ueriinitert uuO Oa8 2ltbmcH
eriAwert. Mtan beiiirhtct, oaB oaS Seucr
bis gu Der StaOt uOrOrin9t I'M 6gae tein Sc
,n,, nir,t,itt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-23
0(ott Heli1sSrIcotfs.

gtew> >SrleUu8, p. Gft.- 0aS Gut.
a6ten oes @eucralz 9lnwaltS iiber Die gtau-
rultiruugeu Dor Dem Gerifte Oes ,. GlitrittS
miro erIt morgen abgegeben merOen; Der be
neiienre 8eamte ioll iih ieoOd bcute ONbtH
ausgeiprof)eu boben, OoB oae BON ieuem Sc
rl6tsbofe icit 1864 uOllSogcncn Naturaliia.
ttOncn ungiiltlg iclcn.
i6eute liorgcu wurSe in Der Stride 3Irr I'LL
beflcdteu gmpfGnguiB ein grOBe8 8oOteuamt
fiir Die @cfaucneu oe8 lesteu AufitanOeS alb
Qeboltcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-23
Shennar senrntcS.

2beooor mar Der mittlere Der brci Srii6Cr.
Gr 'rpurbe I'M Sabre 1926 Su 0tiiblbeim a.
Gb. gebOrcn, erblelt ieine fiinltleriide Nu8-
blloung III 2Sten un0 trat Sum erittn 0tale
ais vGbgarbo" III y2ucia" Q846j auf, wurOe
lofCrt ais ertCr Seuorilt fir baS gSiener 6of=
Sperntbeater en9agtrt, ging iufOlge Der 3tez
pollution na9 0tannbetm, folgte 1851 einem
9fuie al OaS Serliucr $ooftbeuter, mo galtirte
leltoelu III ben Yonooner @onSert Sallon8
unO in pielen Std0tcn oeSGontinentS nit gro-
Bem Scfalle. SIM gSinter 1865 bis 1866
unternabm er cine 9teiie uaG 2lmerita, I'M
III GonScrten ith b0ren 81 loiien, muBte aber
Ntc Grta1rlug MAIDEN, boB ieine Sttmme
Dem hteligen Slima ntd]t Stanh balten founte.
Gr lang mir etnnai al cinen itinmbellen
Gage III Soitou, febrte aber idon i'm Wtat
1866 rad 9entidlanb S1ritf, no Ell al be-
Ocutenberen Staottbeatcru in ieinen Slang
roaen nit 9roBem Grfolge auftrat. 8ct Der
9roBeu in 9euti6lano bcrri6enbcn gtotb all
Sen0ren erbiclt 6OrmeS in 9crbite 1872
abermalS einen 9tuf al Die Serlincr 6of-
biibuc uuo trat 10 III lCinen alten 9Strfung8s
frel5, Den er leOot na6 ciuem Sabre pieOer
ani30b. Shwcrmutb bate ietnGu @Ctlt umz
ndhtet; er begab id noh Gnbenid) bel
,Sonn, no ibn Scr SOB abgerllfeu. SGret=
Der 0teler 3tilcn, Der nit oem SGnger bel
beiien 2tnueicnbeit in 9tew=Nort III nGbereu
gcieutgen Serfebr 9etretcn mar, lernte i'm GIS
clncu liebenSruiiroigen Mtann fennen, Der
our4 Die rbeiniidlc Siieubeit unO @crNObeit
IN Senebmen nnO Gbaratttr Ben tciten Sin.
orNd maHte. (SOurn.)
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2nth itt WchrnAfn.

0maba. p. Sttbr. - or. So. Gbauo
fer, Der Sefretdr Der StaatS- |6IltSgcieuihoit
uon gtebrasfo, madt betGnut, ooB pom 700
1000 Berioueu i'm Stuata mabrcuO oe5 gSiu=
t,r8 unterItutt meroeu miiicu Die 8Hrgu
oe8 Staate5 tbuu Aue5, mas tie t0uueu, nm
ole gtotb 3u liuOeru, iiuo abcr mobriheinlih
utdt I'M StauOe, alien 2lniOrOerungIu 3u cuts
iOrehcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-23
GrplOitOn eincs SampffcfTc(s. -
Gin WeHiOemlebem sum Spfcr
npSnnn4t

NeW NlbQnD, 3uO., 20. 0ftbr. -
0cute Ntorgcn glgen llbr crplonirte Der
0ampffeiiel IN Dem B0felictih- h-GeitlGite Der
6irma Ntlthell & &Omp. nit iol6er @emalt,
OaB Der Seitl i'll lauter 2ltome 3criprauQ unO
Die 6riimmer POO 6uB mcit geihlcuOe mur-
ben. &icr BcriOuen wurOen ibmer utrwun=
Nnt nnr Npttp11 rinn hnraitS neitnrhn1t II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-23
Gtienbabn 1Gnfaa.-Smci Sa0Mbta
ntfffc nef0Nfef.

@tempbis, &enu., /. Sftbr. - Seute
entgleii'teu Die goFomotiue, Der @epGfrpO=
gen uno Elm Yerioueumagen Srueitcr SlaIie
ttne8 3u9eS Der ,Menlpbi8= uuO 2ittle.
5of~@iienbabn." Der 6ei5cr uuo 8remir
oeS 3ugeS muroen iofort get0otet uno mcb-
rere Baiiugere itwcr, wenn aud uiht lc=
beuSuefGhrlih perIeft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-23
Gin MtaO6em pon eiucr &ofOmo=
ttOe itberf0breH.

4lto ona, Pennl., 20. Sttbr.-BbOebe
GbompiOn, Die 11-ldbrige SOhter bon Steu-
art Sbompiou, muroe beute bet'rl leberihreiz
ten Der Sabu pom etner 2OtOmotiue eriaBt uuo
iOfOrt oet1Otet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-23
H0aimcrf.

Gan 6rau5t8cO, Gal, 10. Sftbr.-
0eute muroe ous 6olliment BON &. Is. NtOr-
gan & SDbne augetiinoigt. 0icclbcn mad.
ten @ei6afte ais JtheNerel Agenteu fir cali
furuii6e uuo Oregon'ihe Strangers. Die
,,2onoon .ISan 6rnnSiSco SGnt" 1T 6auptz
Sldublgerin. Der &etrug Der ShnlOeH sr=
.oEn
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@roRer @anfcrOtt IN Nrtparf.

Nem.Y Ortt y. OIt6r. = Ole nGOenlng
Stems" melOet, OaB Die 8anticrS Dtaftn &
So. i'll 9tewart, N<S., ibre 3ablungen einz
0eitclt babeu; Die Scrbinolidfeiten belaufcn
iid auf $500, 900; Die aleiOer6duOler 6Owell
& 50. an Der 0tartetitraBe, gteparf, Oerlie=
rem Ourf Oieien 8anfcrOtt 100000; Ot0pOr
@errp Don ltcmarf uno Der Jtedt8Qmalt SOr
len BON @oootOc perlieren beoeuteu9e Gum,
men. Ser Santerott mar Oa5 9teiultat Don
INSTRUMENTATION III 9runoeiQeut9unl.
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Gin WtRiNippt Sampler
kans.ks % a sNa.A

8aton,9fOu9e, ga, %. Oft. - Der
0pir. yGSparau3a" oerbruunte gcTeru HOtt
in Der fdbe pOu Broft5= S5lauo. 8Oot uuo
2aouug iirtO total ucrlOren. 9as Sammerz
mdoden fam um'8 2ebeu, aue gnNren Wurs
ncu 1c0odl oerettet
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GrploItpm cimcr 90npfr6Drc. Gin
1S0frnIe erfrtt1afctf

2ittlezHO 4, 9lrt., 20. Sst. - @coeu
ftnf llbr beute Mtorgen erploorte AMI benz
ucueu Dompfboote y2lumelle" Su 2rOaneQe,
mIbrenO man nit Dem GiuieBeu Der 0ampfz
r6brc beifGittgt mar, Oieiclbe. 3uci Matroz
len wuroen ibmer, brei auouc ltidlt Uerltbt.
@Iner ipraHn iiIcr 9NrN nm ertrnuf-
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Gtn Sater, Ocr Ietmem SoDm crtti1t

9 d enect00 y N.zII., y. SFtober. =
Der flt 70 Sabre alte 6ricOrid 9OB bon
bier, eiu 92utihtr, fam Dor etutgen Gagen
in betrunfenem 3uitanOc uad 0auie uHO
flopfte an Oie 6biire ieinc8 in OemeIbeu 6aue
mohnenoen Sobue8 Sarl md ais 0ts,er inn
uidlt raid 0ffuete, wuroe Der lllte 10 omittbenO,
oaB er, nad)oem Die 3bitrc geDiinet mar, lei
mem SObn mebrere Wteiieritt6e betbra4tc,
bic iettOem Den SOB res SObneS berbetgez
iiibrt babeu. Der Sbatcr befjnOet itd III
Soft,
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@rmOrSnm8 cines amcrifantI6cm
SNSS.Jn+S

San6ran5tSeo, 18. Dit. Maior
Senrp gartlnS, Welder tiirilid] ben bteiigu
Dtilitdrpoiteu commanOlrte, murOe geern
AbenO III @0liitpga bon G. 5. Wsgbrioge cr-
id1niiru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-23
Gin SoltStit III Sit0sG0rOltnn ers
ShhnfSctt

Golum bia, S.-@., 20. Sft. - gSdb.
reuo zines Su gtembgrp inter &Gtruntencu
uHSgsbrOdenen StreiteS luur0e Der 8oli3ilt
6enrp SufOrO, eth gtegcr, erihOien uHo meB=
rere Der Strciten0en idlrper permunNet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-23
Gin Sd)lcppoampfcr itt ole &uIt
gehOgeH. Scd)s Serionem
f1prtttif3t

OGtr Ut, y. SEt0ber. = Der YrC-
peuer ,8roOtlgu" Hog bcutc 9ta6mittag u
Nfetlen unterbalb Der St0Ot in Die Euit.
Sed)SSsbn BeriOneu perOeu OtrmiBt. Gin
ouOerer 0ampicr br0hte Die @Tcttcteu, BON
Oenen eiutge itwer uerlttt itnO, nab Der
Stnht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-23

Cincinnati, p. Sttbr. - gtadrltteu
BON ytcm 98uibiugton, @rumforo= =@ountp,
Ohio, meloen, OaB 25OO llfer Warihen,
taum fiiuf Dtetlen BON jenem Stdotfen, in
SlammeH itebeu. @rOBe Auireaung berri6t
inter ben 6armcrn Der llmgegcuo, Oa ibre
2nuogiiter lGmmtlith gefdbr0et ino.
Die Sablti6en 8rdn6e in Den 2SilOcru
Oes nDr6li6eu unb uorOweitlden Ohio mer.
ben auf 9tehnung Der aubaltenoen 9itue &C.
idlriPhpu
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ScSe1ttcmOcr @anferOtt ia

Moutreal, l6. 0u. - emanuel & 90,
bic beteuteubsu Giqautu, Smpprttre in So-
noOa, buben ibre 3ahlHngen tln9ltcUt, Str=
biuOlihfeiteu 100000.
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B1etpS su 10 SaDrcn 3ud)t6auS=
StroSe ner1irthetlt

llbann, N.>D., 20. Sttbr. - Der oeS
llnterihleiiS BON StaOtSgclOcrH beihulOtgte
friiberer StaatS=6aiiirer Ybelp5 lit beute 81
l5.jdbrtger 3n6tbau8bait III rer Suai0utOlt
3u 2llbang perrrtbeilt moroen.
Ilbonp, q. g., 21. gttbr. - - 9eute
mnrOe Der oes SCnIgS rnO 0tebit0bl8 iful.
Dig beiunoeue iriibere StaatS SAobmeiiter
8belp8 in baS 3udtbous 0bgeltefert. 9tl8 cr
oaIielbe hetrot, bentertte er, ietu 9(nmolt babe
linn geia9t, er perbe i'm tuHerhalb 3ebn ga
gen mieoer in oa5 llntCriuhungS @ei6nguiB
SuriidbriuQen.
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i'm Sabre 1881 inter Sem Sitel 1.-THE Wind,
and other Poems."
- (6omeo i'm 8egeu.) llnlGnqit ipielte
in einem Barrier 8Orftaottbeater, bqS Die
oortt9en Sldtter nlf)t nennem, nm 6em @r=
d)tteften, Der eS gebuut, nid]t in ieinem Hufe
Su id]a0en, cine tpanoernoe S6auipiCl9eieQ
i6aft. NtGu CAB y&Omeo un0 Sulte." SIM
fiinften Ntte lag Die Shauipielerin, peld)e
Die Sulie CAB, auf ibrem @rabe un0 mahte
in taoelloier gSeiie bic Sobte nad). Iber
-. b'rauBen regnete e8 in Str0meu, nnb
Der 6egen iiderte burd Die mau9elbaften
S4ieferplatten beS idleht geoedten Sbeaz
ter8, uno elm Sropfen fiel auf Die Stale SUI
LIENS, Die tbren Sopf bewc9te unO cine Srobe
ld)nitt. gS fol9te Elm 3ueiter Sropien uuO
cine 3mcite 6rate; 0tOmeo aber fliiIterte ieiner
tobten Sulie unaufb0rli6 Su: ySepege Did
bod uidt." 9a Der Sropfen bon 3iemlid1er
6Dbe berabftel, 10 neriebte roer Qrmen ieocS=
nal eineu Sienlt6 itarten gtaeuititber, mes
balb fie iein Sallen beobad)tete unb i'm redten
2lugenblide bcn Sopf fieitlpGrts beugte. aber
patif fiel Der &rOpfen i6r in's 9luge. 0iitt.
lerpeile hattie 0aS Bubltfum benerft, mas
aui Der Sibne uOrging. alioglei6 maren
Aller SltGe nadl ben Sofften gcrid1tet, aus
benen baS 9taB oeS Simmels trGufelte. -
Der GrOpfeH tommt !" iagte Giner. -
ngufgeihant !" rief Der 3weite. - ySrGuz
Ietn Sapulet," ia9te elm toSbofter 9ritter,
yOart it Sbnen meinen 0fegenibirm unbie-
ten ?" - I'm Die tragiid)e StimmuuQ iuar'S
gelfeben. Inter bOmerii6em Gelddter
mubte Der Sorbang fh ienfeu. Soffentlif
befimmt bas fc1htperfldrte Snterme3so ben
Gtgentbiimer bcs fra9liben Sunitinititutes,
oaS Saus neu eiubeden 5u laiien.
-Paul 2tnbau tit loeben NIT oer6cr0usgaz
be zines neuen SSerfeS beidJGftigt, peldeS
Inter Dem 3itel: y0ramatur9ii6e Sldtter,
Settrdge sur SenntniB OcS mooernen Shea
terS IN 0eutlflanb unO 6rantrciA," I'M gauz
te oteieS Serbtes bel s. s. StmOn in Stutt,
aQrt eridleinen mirh-
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9en. 8anf8 lit in Bottom uOn ben gllns
abbdn9tsen" fir cen @OugreB wleoeruOmrnirt
ruoroen,
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Die grairtcbramOe i'm gSeitem.

er in 81. Clair einen 8coolOer, nobel sr be-
mertte, oaB er letn BtitOl uergefeu uuO mebr
9elo bel itd) babe, ais Qen6bulih,
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Yortortco.

&erlin, 10. Sft. - Der uulGuQlt BON
Si8mard gemaGte &oriflag, Die G3rantie
Der 3inien Ciner ipaniIf=Oeuti6en 9lnleibe I'll
iibcrlebmcn, falls Spanieu Die Sniel Yortos
rico ais Caution gebe, ruft in 6nanStreieu
pielIade Seipre6ung berpor. Die 9r0Bern
8anttcr8 itnO gegen Die llnterbringuug Der
iMnnrirlen Nlnleihr in Nrrttidh1nnN
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EemtitOn, Ode, 10. Sftbr.-9lQen, ser
eIH3t9e @etangcne, hem e8 gclungeu lit, ans
Dem AHbWner @ciGngniiic gu entpeiben uuo
Der in geitrlgcr gtatt nidtmieOsr eiugefangen
meroen toHnte, murOe beIte friib in biefger
Staot pieber oufaeariffen.
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Q8ien, 10. Ott.-Gs beiBt nit Seitimmt.
belt, oaB Die 6Itrei9ii9e 9ftgieruug suei meiz
tere 9toropol @rpebitioHen abi6iden nil.
Die erte mtrO Oenielben Beg, ME Die ueuli0
betm9efcbrte, eiuihlagen unO @raf Q8ilcSef,
Der betanute @rfOri6er, uuo Or. Sepes itf
oaran betbelligen. Die 5meite ioll inter
lteutcnant Bapcr Uia 9rGnlauO ua9 Dem
@iSuetre abgeben.
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change of altitude, he comes to the con-
clusion that a given increase of altitude
produces always the same effect, what
ever the altitude of the starting point.
1t is said that with the exception Of
black ink the demand for violet ink is
larger than that of any other color. Next
in order comes carmine, which is much
used among business men for UNDERLYING
and other purposes. This is the most
brilliant of all reds, being tinge higher
than scarlet. As the materials composing
1t are very dear, il sells for fifty per cent
more than other fancy inks. The other
principal coIors are red, blue, purple and
pink. Perfumed inks find some sale
among ladies, who, perhaps, attach addi-
tional virtue to thel ink from its being
scented, although it is said, the perfumery
Injuries the quality of the ink materi-
ally.
The recent loss Of three large passen-
ger steamships has led somebody to pro-
pose an effectual means of guarding
against such fatal accidents. Each large
passenger ship should carry small but
powerful steam launch. In foggy weather
this launch should be sent ahead few
hundred yards, being connected with the
passenger ship by flexible telegraph ca
BILE provided with an electric battery, so
that the signals might be constantly
transmitted from one to the other. The
launch should also carry an electric or
other strong light, and be provided with
powerful steam whistle. On meeting
with ice or with vessels, or Unexpectedly
approaching the coast, it would be com
paratively easy to stop the launch and
give warning in time TO save the passen-
ger ship from harm. -GaLary tor Jan.
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MatrjnOny.

All young men and most young women
have an interest in this subject, as it is a con-
dition in life to which all look forward and
hope to attain at some future period, and If
the young man has any prudence he will not
assume the responsibilities of married life
until he can make some provision for the sup
port of those dependent upon him, should he
be called away by an early death. In the great
majority of cases this provision can be secured
by means of life insurance policy that will
cost but small sum annually, and yet pro-
vide all the security that can be desired. One
of the most reliable of these companies is the
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
of Philadelphia through which life policies
may be obtained, or agencies secured, by ap,
plicaton to the home office or to Jas. w
lredell, Jr., Supt. of Agencies, rs West Sd
street, Cincinnati, o.
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also seemed to be sort of young prince
himself. I fancy he didn't look much
like one. But of his own appearance he
thought not at all, as he replied to the
lady's question. without the least en-
barrassment: -,
''Irs sweetfag stalk; would you like
some?"
Indeed, should like to taste of it,"
said the lady, with most winning smile:
81 used to be ever so fond of it when 1
was little girl" :,
John was delighted that the lady should
like sweetflag, and that she was pleased
to accept it from him. He thought, him.
self, that it was about the best thing to eat
he knew. He handed up large bunch
of it. The lady took two or three stalks,
and was about TO return the rest, when
John said:
"Please keep il all, ma'am. / can get
lots more. | know where it's ever SO
thick"
THANK you, thank YOU" said the lady;
and as the carriage started she reached
ont her hand to John. He did not under
stand the motion, until he saw cent drop
in the road at his feet. Instantly all his
illusion and his pleasure vanished. Some
lHlHg Inc tcdiS NcIC Al Ills ySo 90 ~
shouted:
81 don't want your cent I don't sell
flag!"
John was intensely mortified. II sup
pose" he said, "she thought | was sort
of beggar.boy. To think OF selling
fiagn'
At any rate, he walked away and left
the cent in the road Inundated boy.
The next day he told Jim Gates about it..
Jim said he was green not to take the
money; he'd go and look for it now, if
he would tell him about where it drop
ped. And Jim did spend an hour poking
about in the dirt, but he did not find the
cent. Jim, however, had an idea: he said
he was going to dig sweet-fag, and see if
another carriage wouldn't come along
Johns next rebuff and knowledge Of
the world was of another sort. He was
again walking the road at twilight, when
he was overtaken by wagon with one
seat, upon which were two pretty girls,
and young gentleman sat between them,
driving. 1t was merry party, and John
could hear them laughing and singing as
they approached him. The wagon stop.
ped when it overlook him, and one of the
sweetfaced girls leaned from the seat and
said, quite seriously and pleasantly.
Little boy, how's your MARI"
John was surprised and puzzled for a
moment He had never seen the young
lady, but he thought that she perhaps
knew his mother; at any rate his instinct
of politeness made him say:
"She's pretty well, thank you.'
"Does she know you're out?"
And thereupon all three in the wagon
hurst into q roar of laughter and dashed
on.
1t flashed upon John in moment that
he had been imposed on, and it hurt him
dreadfully. His selfrespect was injured
somehow, and he felt as if his lovely, gen.
tie mother had been insulted He would
like to have thrown stone at the wagon,
and in rage, he cried:
you're a nice"-but he couldn't think
of any hard, bitter words quick enough.
Probably the young lady, who might
have been almost any young lady, never
knew what cruel thing she had done
Charles Dudley WaTner, in ST. Nicholas.
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