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The New York herald., 1874-12-15
TRIPLE S HE e T.
New York, Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1874.

From our reports this morning the probabilities
are that the toeather today ,ciu be clear and very
cold
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

The REpoRT of the Commissioners in charge
of the Freedmen's Savings Bank shows that
the depositors are not likely to realize much
from its ruins. We give the melancholy docu-
ment elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

THE Won ARNIM TR1AL--The testimony in
che Won Arnim case was closed yesterday and
the arguments of counsel began. The prose-
cution insisted that the Count had abstracted
State documents to be used against Prince
Bismarck, while his counsel declared that he
had acted simply for the defence of his own
honor. Great indignation was felt in Paris
because of papers read in the trial which
showed that Bismarck had declared it his pur-
pose TO keep France weak for the benefit of
Prussia.
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USEMENTS TONIC
s m gaEaEfE y. g. close. a,
BOOTHS THEATRE.
.sG
Mr.. Henri Stuart
ROMAN HIPPoDRoME.
fEHi ssTnoon ass and AS evening". S. a. AND "
wALLAcK's THEATRE
Broadwey.-IHE sHAUoHRAUN. At sP. NJ, closes at
~ 40 p. n. Mr.. Boucicault
TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE.
at sP. Il. closes at 10 80 F. N
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
rosaf sises ae oss a. 70 Fanny
davenport.
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE,
a ..se T near sfn eo.ss " 70 po
Iryant
BROOKLYN THEATRE,
WASHINGTON street-JANE EYRE. atsrM Miss Char.
totte Thompson.
San FRANCISCO MINISTERIAL
MISsTREisY, at P. M; closes At 10 r. n.
ROBINSON HALL.
sixteenth street.-BEGONE DULL CARE. Mr.. Mac
cabe.
GLoBE THEATRE.
Broadway.-yARIETY. at sP. NJ closes ~ 10 80 P. N.
LYCEUM THEATRE.
P. NJ; closes al io:l5 +. NJ. Miss Emily soidene.
NEW PARK THEATRE.
Fulton street. Brooklyn.-THE ORPHANS. r. NJ. Car
Fourteenth street-ULTIMo, atsfA
Brosdway, corner Thirte;h street-oLIvER TWIST
at2P NJ QUITS, at s r. NJ closes at 10 :Ao P. NJ J. H.
Tinsou.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
No 585 Broadway at +. NJ. closes At 10 30
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
30 ga Broadway VARIETY, atsP NJ; closes at ioAs
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Twenty third street and Eighth aveuue.-THE BLACK
CROOK, at sP. NJ. closes at II P. NJ
PARK THEATRE.
srees-GILDED AG E, sP. M. closes Id 80 P. NJ.
COOPER INSTITUTE
SLAVE CABIN CONCERTS The Tennesseeans
NEW YORK sTAnT THEATRE,
closes st 10 30 r. NJ. Miss Lima Mayr
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sue the company that delivers damaged
package 1t proves that it received the package
In damaged state. You sue the next with
similar result, and the next, till you get to the
first of the series, and that company perhaps
proves that the package left its hands in per-
feet condition. With six suits determined
against him o man is very apt to be sorry
that he ever owned package. 1t is to deter
mine whole category of difficulties Of this
nature that an international railroad con-
gress Is called for to consider the propriety OF
establishing some rules and usages on the
basis OF common consent One of the rules
proposed is that the company which delivers
shall be responsible and shall have its remedy
against any other company. as it is supposed
that this will secure discrimination as to the
condition of goods received. In the case of
the absolute loss of goods the company which
first received them viii perhaps be held
accountable.
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thereby who were legally chosen But, from
the best sources Of information at my COM
mand, have always believed that the present
State officers received q majority of the legal
votes actually cast at that election" The
frankness of this declaration and its freedom
from chicaning sophistry give IL claim to
respect; but the confession Of the Presi-
dent that he decided who was Governor Of
Louisiana on different grounds from the cleo
ton returns is very noteworthy. The official
returns are the only legal evidence in any
such case. Attempts to decide who was
elected on any other data are mere conjecture
and guess work. The President ought to be
not merely relieved by law. but to be pre-
cluded by law, from usurping the duties of
State board Of canvassers and assuming an
authority which they do not possess Of de-
claring the result without reference to the re-
turns He should be strictly forbidden to
interfere. directly or indirectly, with the can
vassing of the returns. and bound by strict
statute to recognize the State officers whom
the Canvassing Board declares elected until
Congress can review the question. Had such
law been in force in 1872 the McEnery gov
ernment would have been peaceably installed
and Congress would never have interfered to
disturb it. All these troubles have grown out
of the necessity the President was under to
act under statutes passed without reference to
this class Of cases and which ought to be
rendered obsolete by new and timely laws,
adapted to the present circumstances Of the
country.
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ROMAN HIPPoDROME,
Twenty six tn and Fourth avenue.-FETB AT
PEKIN, afternoon and evening. At 2 and s.
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WALLACK'S THEATRE
Broadway.-THE SHAUGHRAUN. At P. N. closes q
~ 40 p u. Mr. Boucicault
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BOOTH,S THEATRE

THEATRE COMIQUE,
No. 64 4Broadway.-VARIETY. at r. u. closes at 10 80
Pm
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TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE,
Fifty eighth street and Lexington avenue.-VARIETI
at 8P. NJ. closes at 10 80 p. N.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
Twerfy eighth street and Broadway.-SHE STOOPS TO
CONQUER at 8 r. H.; closes at 10 80 r NJ Miss Fanny
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

BOOTHS THEATRE.
corner Of twenty third street and sixth nvenueTHE
HERO OF THE HOUR al P. N. closes at 10 10 r ".
Mr.. Henri Stuart
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BRYANTS OPERA HOUSE,
West Twenty-third street Sixth avenue.-NEGRO
hiNsTREL5Y, &C.. at s r. NJ closes at 10 p N. Dan
Iryaut
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COOPER INSTITUTE.
SLAVE CABIN CONCERTS The Tennesseeans
NEW YORK STADr THEATRE,
Bowery y-DURCHGEGANGEN WEBER, at r. NJ
closes at 10 30 r. H. Miss Lima Mayr
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turned.
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed.
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vassers, to submit the question to Congress,
maintaining the officers returned as elected
until Congress shall have acted on the ques-
ton. Had such law been in existence two
years ago President Grant would have escaped
all the embarrassment, the South all the con-
fusion and the re publican party all the scandal
which started with the aid given to Kellogg's
usurpation.
1t is evident from President Grants recent
Message that q more precise. law on SUBJ
jects of this class would have rendered
his duties easy and have saved him from
much embarrassment After his Intervention
in favor of Kellogg he had doubts and mis-
givings as to the propriety of what he had
done, and he has since repeatedly referred
the question to Congress, asking it to relieve
him from a responsibility which he does not
covet. He feels that the present law leaves
too much to his discretion, as is evident in his
repeatedly asking Congress to review his &C
sure ground by either indorsing his course or
prescribing different one. President Grant
himself does not believe that Kellogg was
legally elected and legally declared Governor.
He seems, in his last Message to indorse
Senator Carpenters opinion that neither
Kellogg nor McEnery is legally entitled to the
office, and says that he supported Kellogg
because he believed, on other grounds than
the election returns, that Kellogg had ma
jority of the votes. Considering that the
election returns are the only admissible
evidence in such cases this admission
OF the President is sufficiently remarkable.
That we may do him no injustice we insert
his language :-"I have heretofore called the
attention of Congress to this subject, stating
that, on account of the frauds and forgeries
committed at said election, and because 1t ap-
pears that the returns thereof we're never le-
gany SaaYAsssA- v Vas iupossible 70 tell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-25

Wur0en unteriuGt uno tri6ineHfrci befunSen
GS ltebt anSunebmen, OaB Der NtebQcr feirC
Ibnun9 bapon bate, 0aB Die Dor IA Saaeu
BON ibm Oerfauften gSiirfte bon Sridliier
mtmmelten, unO oaB uiele Berionen burd1 Der
9eHuB oerielben id)mer ertranfcu unb niel.
leldlt logar IN &ebenS9eiabr oebraht merSer
niroen. - Or. S'Srien unterludlte Elm
iibrtg 9e6liebeneS Stitd Der perbdnQniBpoQen
&urit uHb iaub, OaB eS BON 8ridinen MIN.
mslte, troe0em Die gSurit tiidtig gerGu6ert
moroen mar. - gSaS Die Granten betrifft, 10
befinOen iib Oieielben 5mar niht in Qebensz
9etabr nnb botft Der 2tr6t, iie retten Su tGnnen,
1ber ale leIoen grOBe S9merSen. 9aS
Shltmnllte bei Der SridiuentranEbeit lit, Dan
Die Icr5te bis Oabin nod fein ipe;ifiifes
9etlmlttel Oagegeu eutbedt babeu nu0 nints
GnOerS tbnn tGnnen, ais Die Sdlmer;en al
ltnoern. 9Ste mir frltber bereits ausfibrltdl
mtt9etbellt baben, Seigt cine mifroItopti6e
llnterluhun9 Oe8 ben Srthineu auQeltedte1
6lerd)es, oaB bteieS @epiirm III Sdd6en
ODer miujig fleiueu 6iiQeu Iedt, aber I'M
Wa9en OeS 0teuifen aus oieien 6uQen
lhlitpit, iih raid uneuoll1 uermebrt mo BON
allen Sbsllen beS S6rper5, uamentti1 ben
muStulOlen, Selis utmmt. Die Grid)ineu
trellen td) raid onrd Die RagenmGnOe uno
fOI9en ben Dfn8felitraugcu bis Su Oeren guoz
pnntteu, no iie Die gr6Bten SdJntcrien perr-
lahen, Oa ite III iteter Sewegung IidJ beiiuoen.
9ieier Sueite Sal BON Srifinoie in luierer
Staot lett IA Sagen iollte alien Hanlilieu Sllr
gSarnun9 otenen, fein Sdpeinefleit, (naz
ceres nGmltd, Oa i'm Sped nod feine Sri6is
ntn oor9etunpen murOeu,) ungetoht 3u ge=
nleBen. Die S6dlinnen iOlIten aber aH6
barauf Iebcn, OaB Sftnfeu, 8iirite II. I. 10.
tiiAtig nHO nidt bloB balbwtge getodt merz
oeu; wenn Shwelneilelid OUrh uno bur1
gar gefodt lit, itebt ni9t ;u befitrhtcn, OaB
Die 3ridiueu nod am gebeu iiHO, luenn ii0
iOld)e in Oemielben beiun0en babeu ioQten." :"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-25

Ser gGertb Der Snielu fir glmerifu, mad,
Den lebten 20 Sabren bered)uet, betr1Qt iii.
geidbr s19 100000. Nh 3Daeu nabm 4me.
rita Our;b Die @infubr BON 3uder uno 9teiS
bon ben SauomlhSinielu j1brlid aeaeu
$780, 900 Elm. @rportirt BON bier nad1 Scu
SanOmiAsinieln purOeu idhrli6 fir ST.
100000 9Saaren, bauptid9li9 6abritatc,
SolS, 8rObitofie &C.
Sci 6eratietuug oOer gluI6cbuuu Ses
GiugangSSoQc8 merOen Oieie SHieln 6infort
nur nit 4merifa Sanoel trei6en. Die Bacl.
ficzStaaten oerbrOuhcn jeBt unqefdbr 6S,z
100000 BfunO 3uder iGbrlid, auBer benz
blerlanO fabri5irten 5tiibeuSuder. bamaii
lleftrte i'm Sabre 1873 altein % 800 900 Bfb.
3uGer, alio ben 0ritten Sbcil bes 9uderbez
oarfS Der Yaciiictiiite, oOd bat Der bobe 3oQ=
tarli 2lmerlfn'S Den 3ObrSuder BON ben
Sanbmth8inietn nleiitenS na6 g(uffralien
getrleben, no Der 3ol beoeuteno nie0riaer lit.
2ie 3udertrnOte IN oleiem Sabr miro auf
25r00O,0O0 BfuuO angegeben, mGbreno fir
onS nGdllte Sabr ihon $4,000, 900 Biuno ers
martet msroen. 9urd) 9tbi1luB zines San,
pelS. &ertrdgeS 5wiiten glmerifa uno bell
SanomidSInleln p:irocn Die Bdcificitaaten,
iopelt es Oeu 3ufsrbanbel betriftt, nur qez
mlHnen f0nneu, ba mir als0ann ben qr0Bteu
Shcll oeS bier uerbraufteu 3uderS Solfrei
BON Den SanomtfSiniGln lmpOrtircn f6nnen.
Aebnlif UerbdIt eS idl nit Dem 0ieis.
6ol9eHOe Gabelle 3etgt Die Icis -@rnnte ieit
1874.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-25
Gin cOrrnpter SbefsSn9entenr SeS
SsemersSepartemetttS.

@leoel an D, Sblo, %. 0e3. SIN elmer
geitsrn gebalteueu ipe3ieucn Sibunq Der
6cuer GOmmtiidre wurDer 2tHflagen qeQen
0el &6ef GHgenleuu 6iu porgeltien. 9eGlclbe
pirO aHgeibulOigt, nit 8fleu uuO -gStucn
ieine BfllGlt uerHadldiii9t Su baben, inOenl er
Die 0tidltiAfett bon 9}e9hungeH otfGfjrtt, sic
uid)t rtfttg gqren. tnAanI er be ItGOtiidlen
@elOer fir I'D ielbit uerwenSetc, Die Slider
o,S Departments ueritiimmelte, nm ben gfadz
meiS Der Suumen gu uerbergen, Die er aus
Dem Sertaui BON itaOtiihem @lgeutbum er.
balteu bat, ais Agent fIir BrlpafIrmen 3um
Sertauf Don SalGuhen gebanOelt, falidle
Ausiagen Dor einem lInteriphurgs Gomile
gcmadlt, Die @rlaEbutB 5Yr @rrItlturg 6Gt=
ierner @ebdu0e iu:ierbalb ser 6euer Gren;en
8sgeben, ljuo ouiir @ratiiifnti6Ren empidn.
gen bat. Die @Ommiifou belt 9ebeime
Situng unb nGbnl cine Jeiolution an, bic
ben @bef Sugeuieur pill eriu1t, oiOrt alb
3uOaHIen unO l9On beute aus Dem 2lmte ;u
treteH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-25
d)rc6lihc iHrpIpIpu in Son:

Seuator 2 d) urj muroe 9ienitQg Qeralt,
oh oUS III Den 3ejtuugtn eutbalteue @triidt
mobr lei, er babe aHtiiuoigeu loiieu, OaB cc
BON ben Ri6ouler 0euofrateu teIua Jt0ml-
nation ooCr 2SteoerermGblung in oen SunOeS=
| leuat toutbmeulujiroc, mo ba6 lelue SIeuuoc
III TIN OrtugeH, ole ,9eianotid)ait na9 9luB.
| l0u0 iu acceptlrCU? Gr trluteocrte, OaB CT
aus lelr lCldit begrelfldJcn GiriinnM uitmNlS
OarGG geOddlt babe, cine iold}e ltnfituolQuug
jlt mdd)en, unO 0aB er ais N,tld)crmdBtn be-
/ grclIlldlCn GritnOeW uicudI5 oarNu QcOddt
| babe, ais GciuHotcr uah 3(uBlQuO III aebeW.
| Selae @ritftc ictCu, tniowet iie ii9 Oui II.
gcnO cine GrItGrUug btnIIhtlidl itlnT 2lbUh
ten oOer Alpuattontn bellcben, gdu3lIdJ ans
Der Euit ge8rifi:u.
! Der amerttauiide @einubtC III gon6ou
/ @eHerOl 2 d end hat Dem &abiEetc cine
an lbn gcrld)tete 3uIhrtft Oe5 Goro Derbu Ill
/ 9cI0uot, Ill meld)er crtldgt mlg0, 0aB groB
brutanlen olc GnlaOunQ 3ng &tltau5felluHg
/ i'm Sabre 1876 GUuirniHt.
/ 5u Itep 9Ort muroc Oor G0mutiIGr
lSbite UorglilcrH Die 2lutlagc 0ui glu5licic.
rlng 0tS aNgCblIdleu Ni0rOcr5 &arl &oat all
ole btl5iihe 51Gltrugg beJonueu. Bic 3eu
gtn-AnSla9eu p0rtu Oieielbau, mcld}e bel
fril5treH llnttriuAUugtu Ol5 TaQe5 abQeoe
ben lpnroeu, Us 'teilte iidl hulus, OaR 8O1r
bcEtlt3 ene cute @Grttc Der bel Dem Rou5c
IbluTttcu Cbllgatloueu ucrIilbtrt hat.
StC 3 oItOuer babcu $50 900 fiir Die NON
peHldridtH beim9ciud;eu &uiteOler i'll 9a :
las aufgebrld}t.
30 Ser gtoEn in @ion0c nm aubcrc 2tute"
NJ Gar Sltsi elneS 8ubeS, wtlGes iocbeu in
y.em +. OFT erlhjcnen lit. Der &erfaiitr
ncuNt Rd uid)t
0teler Gage ioll III ytipSi0 sic TortieBuna
oon y. SrcIta9'S .Abueu" crIheiueu
llnter Dem Gltct: Die 8ritoev rom oeuddleu
Q1me,' mo mle Die iriilr uihtcucncu
/ Sdnoe ClU ltlblitinolgea 2Suf bllOen.
! RoEt09 AbenO muroe Ill ISoOuiOuet ,
/ Rs, eln gut gctleloete., UouitIuoia bctruus
tenCr lunger Ntauu in cine @tiauQdgeae gt
bradlt uuo bOiclbjt Qcscu 10 llbr toot geiuu-
oen. Sel clueT GnttriHd)uug Ots GiepidS OCS
/ 6YanceN eraab eS iidl, oNB ielu 9Iamc per
iHulbilD @tliam 5orcr0it mOr.
Qr. EorGuS Z SAulti, Ell GOTmlo Ill
einem @uqrpSsStiddftc in Cincinnati, lit
lelt NeM :. Qcjtm55r lpurlo5 uerihWm0cu.
Gr madlte cine @e'ddit5rttit uuo bate etud
$500 beI fdD. 9aB CT Ourh9ebranut let,
taUu ans rleteu @riiuDeu Uldlt 0n9enomnl2H
muA2H. Dan ptrmutbtt, odB CT ermorotI
morocn lit. 9lS e5tdlditSbau5 9ttbt ltD olc
Dtiibt, Gle SpureU OcS ScrmlBttH ju eHt
Oedeu, 05ebrere @ebelmpolt5ilteH babeH ole
Sadle in bic ouuO geuOmmen.
GS iii bemerfeHSnertb, oaB 1ue bis o09ul
ais Spre6er 0eS nddllten @ou9rgNeS &c
uauute 8sriOuen iOgeuanute p9art9elosGeute"
iRRp,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-25
Stc Stiututens61ltln0 1t, 9o,ais
TiQG1a, - 9aS McSatltot

NeW SrleNn8, %. 0e;br. - 0a5
Don ben GOnieruotiDcu sur 8tQufIhtiauuo
Der StimmenSdbluug eruauntc Gomite ni9d5te
beute oaS Jfeiultat oeritlben bctauut mo be
lde1nl9te e8 ais correft. Die ndbere 8ritfuud
ergab, oaB bier GoniecuattUe unD 5pei 8tpub-
lttancr i'll ben &ouqrtB eruGblt murOea.
MOncnr mrO nit 1881 Stiumtu 0ttbr6cit
gum StaotSltatmetitcr crndblt ertldrt. Sn
oas llnter9aus wurOeu II Gouieruotlue uub
81 Republifoner gepdblt. 0a8 eouiruQtine
&onlttc 5o9 ltdl bcutc w2g2H Der Qrbitrdrct
Gatl1elonng Der &ommiiFon Surit, aud) 6y.
Arroqo, ell DtitglieN Der Gommiiilou, legte
ielu Inlt uicber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-25
Bus giiGpanO er,.tta ,tad, Nnropa.

3nr 8ii6UanSertttt9 ttaG) SnrOpa.
Ole en9IllAen 3ettuugtn wolleH Der scr
fherung fetnen 0lGuben l1enfen, OaB nld)t
gldn5enoe 3ultGnoe IN 0eutihlanb, Ionoerl
falltle Sertd]te nn0 3duifun9eu uiele bieiigc
perOteutlolc 0eutihe Sur 0tiidmauoerung pers
anlaBt. 3u Der gSarnuug uou iolhen itber'
eiltcu S1ritten madt Der :, Bauern- uno Solfs.
ireunb" pon Riimaufce iolgenoc wettere Se'
mertnngcn: D9aB 9luSwanOeruug8 Ageutu.
ren IN europa ntd)t ielten geniiienlo8 genug
ltno, Den mctlt untrfabrenen lusmauberIngS
lultigcn golOeue 8trge in 2lmcriiN 81 Der
lpred)eH, lit etnc Sbatiade, meld)c oHr6 Se
rpclie er6rtfrt par6eu FINITE. 90 lteB Die
Iu8manoCruHg5 Qgeutlr Son Slid in CT.
9autn, S9meiS, Ill ibrtn AuSelgen betannt
MAIDEN, Is Witr0en III &biCNgO alletn 10000
Irbeltcr gciuGt. Nui GinId)rtlten OcS Ihlueiz
5crtlden GoniUl5 @uotrS in Gbi,tgo muroe
inoelien Den SdmIuoleru oaS lpanOmerf &c.
legt. Sine 6rlu S0rber bauiirt gegenmdrtt9
ba9 ganSc Siioocuti1lauo al, nm, oficubar
in 3nttreiie betlmmtCr 0ampferlintcn, AuSs
manOIer fiir GanaOa Su gcWtunen. Sic per-
lprtd)t Den yelten 10 llno 10 Oiel 9lftr 9{egles
ruHg8ldnoertien IND au8giebigC llnterltitgung
Settens Der Jtegteruug init Sebcnsmtttsln unp
9ti6 EN- gan3e5 S0br lang, uGbrtnO that
lGDlldl Die GlnmanScrer Don Der cdnaotlden
8egterung nad1 pieien llmitdnolidJfeit bloBc
ilebcn Dollars betOmmCn, miiter gtt1tS.
0ie benogeucn GunmauNerer tommen Oann
natiilid bcr.ber nab ben Ser. Staaten.
llCbrtgeu8 iinO DIE bctb1rten @impauOCrer, ME
bic betb1rtcn 9iiidwaubTer in Der 8egel an
tbrenl OtIBgcihife icibit ifulO. Gle glauben
Dem eritsu beiten Shminoler mcbr, ais ben
unparttiiihcn 9taAridtcu Der 3citungcn iiber
Die Eoblt= uno MISUNDERSTANDING biiben uHO
O'riibcn, elbit wenn iie Die 3eitungen lCien.
Sieliaf abcr f0uneu ite gar utdlt leien, nnO
Oa beiuahrhcitet iif bel ibnen Der Sab, OaB
llnmiiienheit Elm iebr theures @eranitaen it,"
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saropdti4e 5Ra6elGertd)te.
Eemtfdllane.

2tNiiG)iHHo.
Serltrt, Is. 2e5br.-2ll8 beute llu9eiIs,
ta9e Die Serptliguugen fir Sa8 2luSuGrtigc
Unit berathen nTIoeH, oppOnirte 6r. QSiuOt.
borh benz YOlECn fitr Den gehetmen 9iGrl
uno beanua9te, Oeuielheu at itrtid.an 53r
8ennn9ieH eut9tgnatt, o0E Der Antr0g etgt,
tdh EN- &uQrtn aul Sl5mard iet, III Oeitn
Eerlon Die QItr2moutuneu fortudbrenO oQ5
oeutid)e 9tetdI uuO Die oeutid)e 9olitit arQtif=
ZEN. Gr Ucrlangtt, OaB Der Reidl5tNn reH,
San3ler etnSertrauenSUOrun: aebe mo lSHOt.
bort'S 9lntrGa hermerfe; 0IeS Qeid)ab nit 1879
9egen II St,mmeu.
6llrt StSmard nat in ben Ateih5t05, ais
eben oa5 0telultat rar %biimmung itter
98rnOthori.' Antrog angcScjgt murOc.
8erlin, 19. 9Gbr.-0er 3(c.f5to9 bar
heute od6 tuiierlihe Siiogct uH9H0mmeH
uuO iid ioNann bis gum 7. Sanuar Uertagt.
Gtne Speitol Qepeidle Der ,,gonoon GoH"
i0gt, Dap Die 8iSmnrd &rii5 su gnoG lit.
&S puroe III osr Cabinets &lramnltuug pom
0onncrftage empfohleH, oaB Der &aticr Ouf
StSmard' Scihweroe, oa5 CT I'M Jteif8taJe
telne perldBllfe Webrbait babe, ocnilIben
aulolc. Der San3ler mics leOod n: Gnts
pfebluug 5uriid.
Us mro clo apqcmadt betra9tet, o2B St5=
marf mad Dem &;rtranen5 9}onm 0ss
8el1sta9eS I'M 2tultc psrbltiben mlre.
SerlIn, p. 9c5, - Ser GjoGrfuB mo
DE Sondle IN SdleSpi9 6olitein iiuO ;uge,
froren.
9onbon, p. Qt;. - Ginc Spc;iul0cz
peIde bon Sertin an bic , Yaa Mlaus G5a;ette"
berlhtct, oaB bic beutitben GrieQ8ihlfie r@l=
batroB" nnO DgtauttlH5," rattc @ciept et-
galten hattcrr Die ipQriite StiRe az r3rIaiienr
&efebt er9alIen gabeH, odielbit III Uablelben,
I'M BON ben Sarliiten @euuQtbuHg iiir De
rem. An9rltt ouf bic beutife 8rt9Q v@Nltap"
Su iorOern.
Serltm, %. 3es.-6iirt 8ismart bat
oem SunoeSratbe augeSeigt, paR nit H2r 2er.
Staateu etn @gSliiie.angs- @ruag ab9ez
ldlleUen nerben miro, mtldcr ale I5nliden
9ertro9e nit ben oeriAiebauel belItldcn
Staaten erleBen ioQ.
Qle totlcrlldzOeutjde Communion fir Die
notwithstanding in philadelphia 1T ans iol
genosn YIlonen SulaumtuQeieb.: 0r. 5o.
tool, pom 9anNtl5 @sjntnerium, YrdItoeut
Staoe, Aeeoin9, &Guimam pom @rtuBen
Sar9n gtOltl5- @allmte, idhfy9er geianOIeI
IN Serltn; Baron Spieenbgra, GeiunOte
8urttember9'S unO 81. SriiNer, 9eprdien
tant Der 9anlez StGOtc IN Berlin; 9r. 9teiO
4arot, gtltglteo ocs 8uuOeSratbts fir {5efen
9arntitabt, unS ,Sr. Rtutber Otitgieo be,
SHnoesratbGS fiir 8Qnern,
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Sen 500 a,,nt @artner aentadlt.

Jftm = AfIt0n8, 2I. Oc3br. = I0tute
Ionote pr. 9rrago, Ytitglico Oe5 ,Jttturninq
SomoS," iene 0tcFgnatlon Elm. 9erielbe
lngt: vSd, bin ge5wuugeu, Oieien Q8cQ eiuz
Sulblagen, tnOen oard Die III oeu lebten Ia
gen getroiienen 0aBrtqeta Oe8 0ireftorium3
Otltgteoer III Die GeeBgtbung getonlmuI
ituo, meldc un5meifelbaft bel Der 98abl eiuc
gte0erlage erlltten bdttcn; DtaBregeIu, mclde
nodl melner 0tetnunq 10 ungcredt unO par,
tetndJ ltnO NM bas &Olt pom Gouiiaua nm
lelnc rehtmdBig ernGbltcn 0teprdieutautcu
betritgtn, OaB Id mcincrieitS udt lGuger in
otelcm 8rcttortum Uerblctben mill. 2lrrnno. a"
Bic Geilgnotlon mur0e angenomnRn, no.
na1 OoS 9mettorum iciue Sikuu9 mcit2r
fiihrtc.
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@erbaftnm9 pronltmetter 9cacr
fuc9ett ScrGnbntg BON 9SradIts
htOONnm3

VI empAtS, Gem, %. DeS. - GoriQa
SSode puroen gSm. Sing5burp, SOrOan
Speq, SoH |1OtficlO, Soenrg gSOoO, &arep
9oung uno Sent Yettu, ale ruOblbefanutc
yte9cr, rpcgen IgtcnlatIiher Beraubung uou
Srahtna9gonS Der ,0iobile Ohio @iieu-
babn" Su 98eit. POint, 0ttii., ptrbuitet. 8cttu
ut 9onntp S9asmeiter uno Suep lit NlOu
man. Sbr &aubipItem Ootirt ihon lett lalt=
ger Set uno man uermutbet, OaB Der 8ehaa
Der cHtmtnoeten Sitter itt AMI mebrere Gaus
lenOe belduft.
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Itr0erttfetc in Oeu @lnf oiUs.

: ma ! a, %. 0ei,-Oberit Yieutenant z.
:. SroOlep hat BON Sort 2aramie all Den
8encral aOiu:anteu bieriel6it telcgrapbirt,
OaB am Il. o5. eiu SnOlaner auf Der ,,Spots
teO Gail 4gentrtr" augefOmmen lei, Der oe.
melOet babe, OaB 5w0lf Gage friiber cine &c-
ieuidoft Don q meiBtn W{Gltuern nit iedls
gSagen bet'm &lf6luie am 6uBe Ser glGd
pills Don Inn geieheu porocn iai. 9iciel.
ben maren BON Dttiiouri getommen un0 in
oas @cbtet Der Gl0d 6illS eiugeoruuaen.
Oma bo, %. 0c;br. - Sen. Sr6 hat ci.
nen @efebt on ben Sberiten 8ru0leg 0eianOt,
oen III Die idwlrieN Gerge emgeOranqenci
golOgrGberE 5mei Gompagnic'n Gauallerie
nad3uIenOen uuO ite OOn Dem @cbetc III per.
treiben.
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Gitte bl1ttiQc Salic6offairc

outs Otlle, %. Deg. - Sn elmer
SdieB- 2(Haire in 0tsrcer-Go2ntg pHrOen gc.
lttrH Ytann gct0otet unb lebeusgeidbrlih
! 0erluunOet. Der Smeit brad megeu euem
9unoe ans, nobel 9auiti8 pom Stab hrs
Setn geidyoiieu murOe.
@onitabler @obbaro woQte oeu Qetteycn
nerbatten, ais er bon eiuem Treuuoe SuidQiQ
elntn StuB erbielt. @obbar0'5 SrnOer, Der
leet lnterOeHireu nollte, muroe ebcniaQ5 er-
ld)olieu,