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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-11
A Modern Rip Van Wrinkle, Minus the
Sleep.

On last Saturday an old gentleman
entered the cars. at Sabula, of the train
coming north. and in a conversation with a
fellow passenger, cOntided to him an inter
esting portion of his history, which is as
follows: Some time previous to the late
war he purchased farm near Green
Island, paying half the purchase money
down, and married widow. who was also
his second wife. When the war began he
entered the army, and in one of the holly
contested battles lost \ leg, for which, upon
returning home, he substituted cork limb.
His last union was blessed with several
children, and all went along smoothly until
the year 1866 when he and his wife began
discussing the virtues of their former
spouses, which produced serious quarrel,
ending by his wife driving him from home
Like Rip Van Wrinkle, he kissed his chill
dren and departed without one word of
complaint or reproof From his own thresh-
hold he wandered over almost every portion
of the world, and for eight years his family
never received either letter or message
from him.
On Saturday, when he took the cars at
Sabula, he was within a few miles of his
old home, from which he, too, had never
heard word since the day he left. On the
train he met an old acquaintance, who
lHIOIIHcu IlIu UIlstU Ills WIG. bupDDSluH Hc
had died, had married again, and had two
children by her last union; that she was
living on the same old farm, and, as Enoch
Arden was told of Annie, "was happy"
The old man replied that he was not grieved
at that, but that he returned to see his
children, of whom he spoke very affec-
tionately. At the third station the train
stopped and young lady entered, who,
upon perceiving the old gentleman, exam
ined him very closely, after which she
asked his name. He told her, and exclaim-
ing, Then You are my father" she threw
herself into the old mans arms Both shed
tears of joy at the reunion and our inform
ant described the scene as very affecting.
That old gentleman had accumulated quite
neat sum of money in his wanderings,
which he says he intends himself and chill
dren to enjoy, and that he will leave his
wife and her new husband to themselves
on the old farm, adding that he will be
happy in company with his daughter, who
is married, and that he feels no desire to
interfere with the happiness of his wife.
dubuque Herald.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-11

LIVERPOOL, April lO-l2:3O P. Motion
quiet; Uplands SID; Orleans Std. Esti-
mated sales to-day $4,000 bales; for specula-
ton and export 1000.
Sales for the week $4,000 bales, of which
5000 were for speculation, and 5000 for ex
port. Weeks receipts 10000 bales, of which
IL 900 were American. Stock S39, 900 bales,
Of which 461 900 are American. Stock atloat
ASS 900 bales, of which 25l, 900 are Ameri-
can. Actual exports 5000 bales
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-11
ASSASSINATION.

We were panied to learn, at IL o'clock
last night, that an assassination was COM
mitted Oh the person OF Mr.. Ruth, Ga half
brother of Mr.. Paul Waterman,) ut the cor
ner of Bourbon and Canal streets.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-11

Almost every one will be surprised to
learn that $1,000 were collected for the
Washington monument last year. It pays
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-11

Nearly all the distinguished men, says the
Cincinnati Enquirer, who took part in the
violent political contest Of 165o-5l, twenty
five years ago, are now dead. They were
Clay, Calhoun, Cass, Buchanan, Douglas,
Benton, Fillmore, Seward, Chase, Sumner,
Clayton, Corwin, Bell, Everett and Dickiu-
kon.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-11

The steamship Europe, which sunk in mid
ocean, was insured for $500, 900 in London
and Paris companies. The leak which
caused her loss was in the engine room.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-11

Among the rare things given Patti in
Russia is . canary bird Of gold as large as
life, with bill Of pearl and diamond eyes.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-11
A GJOD STORY.

Here is good story which has not yet
found its way into print, but for the truth
of which can vOnch. Lord George Cor
don, young man Of fOur-and twenty,
wishing to marry a certain young lady,
went qnite recently to ask the permission
of his father, the Duke of Argyle. The
Duke, a pompOus little man, replied in
effect: "My son, since our house has been
hGnOred by being united with the royal
family, 1 have Thought it right to delegate
a decision on all such matters to your elder
brother, the Marquis of Lorne. Go, there
fore, and consult him." The Marquis of
Lorne, on being applied to, said: My
dear brother, in case of Importance like
this, l should think it right to ask the de-
c;siOn of the Queen, the head of the royal
family, into which | have married" The
Queen, on the matter being laid before her,
declared that since her terriblr bereave-
ment she had been in the habit of taking
no steps without consulting the Duke of
Saxe-Coburg, the brother OF her deceased
husband. To the Duke, then, the case was
referred, and from him letter was received
telling his dear sister-in-law that recent pol
itical events had induced him to do nothing,
even as to the giving advice, without the ex-
press concurrence of the Emperor William,
before whom he had laid the matter. The
Emperor William wrote long letter, declar-
ing that though he was surrounded by cOun
sellers there was only one who had on all oc-
casions proved himself correct, loyal and
faithful and without whose advice he (the
EmperOr) would give no decision. There
fore he had referred the matter to his faith
full Minister, Prince Bismarck.
And it is narrated that when Prince Bis
marck was made acquainted with the sub
ject he roared out, "Got in Himmel, what
fuss about nothing! Let the boy marry
whom he pleases, SO long ss she is young and
pretty."-LondOn Correspondent N. Y. Herald.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-11

A local paper says that at revival in
Jamestown, N. Y, short time ago, one of
the brethren got the "power" and made
very impressive prayer, part Of which was
the following: 90 Lord, ! feel like giving
every poor man in this place barrel of
-four, aid q barrel of pork, and barrel Of
salt, and barrel of pepper-oh,I but that's
too much pepper!"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-11
Parties having BACK TAXES (C1rY, STAT

on PARIsn to pay viii do we'll to engage Messrs.
BARNETT 4 CA1NAcK. Brokers. No. IL CA1oxDK1E1
eJREEr TO settle them, which thew are prepared 70
do, allowing . msst liberal rate Of discount Also,
sold.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-11

st. Louis invested SIZE, 600 in the Library
lottery; no prizes. Louisville took 500, 900
worth of coupons, and got back $4,000.
Chicago spent her money freely, too, and
hadn't winning num0er. 94
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-11

The Episcopal Church of Worcester, Mass,
vas burned lately. Loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Die @plfsbewe egmna In MtNourt,

bic SoltSbemegung in Dtiiiouri miro uu=
9enlbelnlt9 bon ben cn9ltlhen SldttCrn oe8
SltenS nidJt rc6t osritan0en, oenn iie ideinCn
algemelH Der auitdlt gu iein, baB Oieielbe
MIR Elm Oton0per Su @nniteu beS Senators
Sd]ur5 lei, I'M oteien mieoer in Ben Senat
al bringen.
Dem lit nidt 10. - WiiIouri bat bctannt>
| lid, mie i6on Dor Grei >Sabren eritd)tli6 mar,
elm iebr ltarteS Heform=@ Clement, pelfeS bic
beiien Slaiien beiber gtationalitGten umfGBt.
Utit 6iilfe beiiclben wurOen Die regelmdBigeu
8epnblitaner I'M Staate geldlagen unO Die
Semofratcn gelan9ten ans 6uOer; e8 uar
aber ntdt Die iun9e 3tefornls9 9emofratie, ion=
bern 0as alto SOurbonen Glement, meld)e8
oa fortfubr, NO man in ben fiinf5iger Sabreu
iteben geblteben mar. Die Sreunbe Der 9tc=
| form, ipel6e iih unn6glid] ben nod corrups
tereu, rs9uldreu 8epublifanern mieOer SumeH=
ben fonnten, riefen biele SoliSbeme9ung ms
2eben lno oieielbe bat rpGbrenb Der leeten
IcfS gSodcu Die erfreuliditeu Sortidritte ge=
madt. SeuatOr S6urS mar nid)t Der Sater
Oerlelbcn uno icine 6reunoe uerbielten iid 10.
gar cine 3eltlang Supnrteno; baB er iie itz
bod nit letnen 2lnbange mader nnterItiiBt,
| 1T lelbIteerIduolidJ, bonn Sd)urS bat nod
utenlals cine 9teiormbemegung beSauouirt.
@S bauoelt iidl III eriter 2inie Our6auS nidJt
nm ben Sunbesienator, ionOern nur I'M
Sd0pfung etner ioliben 8ais 3ur llniGaO.
li6ma6ung Der gum @cmeinhaOen gcmOr=
beuen regelmaBi9en Srganiiatloneu. 0aB
Die 9fefOrmer mabri9etnllb gtiemunb gnbe,
rem, ol0 S9ur5 in ben Senat mdblen mir
ben, lit an5unebmen; eS lit ieboh iebr 5lpet=
telbaft, Oh ite beretS tarf genng iein merOen,
nm oiftiren 5u t6nnen, per Der nd9ite Senaz
tor bon WiIiouri iein iol.
gSie beOauerli9 eS nun auf iein mag, BEN
oeutiben SenutOr ieiner Sbdtigfeit entriIeu
81 ebeu, 10 lit bod feline 8efiirdtung Dor.
banben, OaB Oerielbe, uie anoere Bolititer,
wclfe pl0sli6 ibrem gSirfung8fretie entSo-
gen werOen, in Ser9eiienbeit gerdtb, oa5u lit
5r. Sdnrs 81 pielieitig; i'm Senat nnb auBer=
balb Ocfielben miro Iein @iniluB auf Die So
littt beS 2anOes in Den nddlten flint Sabren
9letG grOB iein, Die amerituniibe Yreiie
brau6t ibu chen 10 notbnenbig, al8 rie gtas
ttonaIgi egebuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Ser s,arsd,an @a,at,,e in est,

2le yIblnn0e 3tltuHg" pom I5 9luQuit
beri1tct: c@eltern 2lbtn0 traf 0taridaQ Sas
Satne auf ielner gliidlif pOlleuOeten TludIt
Bt.r eln, I'M itdl Suuddr cinige Gage tfu6e
mn Grbolun9 Su g0anen. Seine @emahltn
IND ictn lugeaOll4cr Sdlwager, Oenen er ne
ben iemer elgenen &ububeit leine Sefre;uuu
III Uerbanfcu bat, beglelten ibu; ieine 9lnOer
mer0eH 5ur Se9litdmtinInur9 i5re5 bart qe=
priiften Setsg5 ans Spa beute Bterielblt Gin.
refien.
2SIr 9enti Aen babcu itingn G'runo, in bic
ic Segliifmiinld)Ing nt1t nit ensuitlmmeu.
SIT bod 0er Wari1Qll SaSaiuc bon 10 ,c1tue-
ShidialsibiGge betmgeubt morOeu, ,mie
lie Die Seldtd]tt nur III Wealgen Beiiplelen
aui;umeieH bat. Der erlte GDlDat Traufz
reid's, pom arlcgSgnd DCrlaiitu, mirS pom
Dem Gcihtd, bon Der Sapierteit, Der Qusz
bauer NIB Der uebarm02t einer 6eiuoe, trot,
Oe8 SHuee5 farter 6eitungsWQHeru, trot
Der 3ab! leinsr Srnppen ge3wHuaet, fidl
Ielbt, iein groBtS Seer, lctne fait unClunehm,,
bare ,5Gltuug Su liber9eben, etue giieoerlaqe
III erleiOCn, ME lie teiu SoIDat ooer!EelOs
herr ppf ibm erllttcn, ghd)t fcblte tbm bic
Suhubeit, b6dJlten5 blnrei1egDe mllltdriine
Segabung, mn iol6erau8nabm6taQe ae,pQl
len Al isn. g3DBl Gber mar CT wtit6lideno
uno menid)lidb genng, etn5uiebea, 0aB meite.
rer 2SiOerltaHO naBlo5 gewelcn IUO mn III
blntialter, gFalamfter Observation-Disclosures
aefiibrt bdtte. 0ieie Ginild)t ieplte penIrau.
soien. ieblte Dor AIem ielneH &lGteru, biz
an milttdril6enlSlid lbm nldt elnmol aeih.
tamcn, an &eoef@ti9feit unO Brableret net
iibesegeB paren. 90 uOl5O9 f4 cas- fiji,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
SfdftHfSHeS.

.9as itatilfiihe Oepartement BON &aibiug.
tUf bat unldugit Elm Invertebrates Sablcau Oer
Yef3lterung Der Grce Oer6hentlldt.
9is SotalbepGlferung Der gr0e mare cine
NliliarSe, 931 WllIionen unO 32 Sauleno
Wteni9en.
aiien, Der bel @eit,m btOTlfertite GrOtbeil
Sdblt 798 Milionen Ginmobner, europa 300!
Wftl., 4frita 2O3 Utia., 844 Dtta. uHo Jill
itra!ien uno Bolpnelien Al Ntlu.
Aut RuBlano fonlmen II Wtialonar, on
6as oeutjhe &aiirrei6 Al UtiQ., 6ranfrcld
56; OefreiA unO llngarn 5ablsn ebenfaus
SO Willtonen, @nglanO nit 5rl0nO 30 Dtla.,
Sta'lieH fat utdit gang u un0 SpanteH l63
ytiu 'ioneu. 0ie Siirfei be9uii3t ii9 nit !
Wtllli,lHtn.
Die iibrigen Staaten Guropa'S iiberi6rei
ten Die :3iiir BON flint MilliOHe1 uid)t.
Sn aten ST @bina oaS beO6Ifertlte Cllcl
2Gnbcr nit 425 Dtiliouen, 6inoOtau bd
24O unD Sapan SO Ntilllonen. @uitralier
beiibt ,674 800 GiHtpObner unb Die pOlpneit
i9en Snieln 2,763,560,
Sn afrifa ftnb @gDptea nit 81 Mi1ioncl
lno Wtarocco nit Wti1ionep Ill ermIbuen
Su Gmeritu iiuo smei Oritttbeile Ser 8tu1l
ferlln9 auf oergtorOieite 6es SfbmuS. 3n &er
Stdaten boben nabe5u SO Ytilltouen Ginmeb
Ier. gtsrtto 5dblt etwaS mebr, benu 9 Wfil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Bon Siio G6rolinn. - Gine nctc
Gifcub1bn. - &etne SSoce Oou
cincn &1IIcatrie0c

barleitnu, ,. September. - Die
2lrbcit al Dem 8au Der Spartansburg= uno
IiBpilles s8abu," meld)t Gin &erbiuouuqSglieO
Der Sabu jmli6Cn Ghorlc'tou uuo Chicago
WcrOcu miro, bcgtnnt an 10. D. Dt. 3ur
6cier oieieS Grei3niiie8 fiuOct in Spartan8<
burg etn grOBc8 Barbecue itatt, ;u mcltcm
10000 8criOucu aus alien Gbcileu pcs 2ou<
Ol8 cingelaocn itn0.
@olum biu, p. G., >. Sept. - Die
00nbclstdmmer uou columbia belt bcute
4beno cine &eriammluug, III msl6er 8c=
ld)liiiic gsilBt murocu, in ocueu Die 8eitre=
bungcH gapiiIer Decentralization, ipe5ica bic
oeS s. Q. B0tterion, i'm Noroeu Otu gin-
Oruf I'll crieugeu, OaB cine 6ejuOihoft 3mi-
idjeu Der iueiBeu nuo idlmdrSeu 8eu1lterunq
Oc8 StaOte8 beittbt, idlarf miBbiuigt merocn.
Die &eriamnlung Crtldrt, oaB feIue 9tnSet
den elmer GOuiiTOn Swii9cu beiOen 9&aieu
Oorbunbtn ieteu uuo olB iolbe 8critte 0cn
Observation-Disclosures uur i6uoeu nutBtcu,
trgeuo peld)e SpurCn uon Teiubid)ait lieBeu
i'm auf ytegcr ;uriidiiibreu, melte Die BlGne
bon g9eiBcn Ou8ilibrtcu, Oeren gau3cr 3med
eS iei, eineu Srud) Swiid)eu beiOeu 9taieu
berbeiSuiiibren. Sic &auTeute urlauqen
BON Der SunocSregicruug, Die Safc ju IN.
| teriudlCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Gin ci,tfctltMcS 0}rrhrpAen

ueoer Ole Don ms Dor eluiqen SQaen fltr3
nltt9etbctlte Straubuug eineS Ntannes, ben
Die Rduber Garu Nuf btu Shieneu feitburz
0,n, brtn3t 0aS DyOu8piuic GOurierzS Sournal"
tol9enOc GmielAtitcn: y2liS Der Morqens 10
tlbr III S,ttTlonotle fGlttge Srad)ttrQin fidb
non etnn etltc Ntelic bon 0enrnUile befano,
mnr0e Ocrleibe Gu9eruieu uuO hielt in Eolae
oencu. Der GOI0ufttur YSuterbouIe faHo
elHeH Mauu III Der JiQbe oC5 @eletieS am
Soocu lltgtn, ben ctma eiu Dubcn0 WenIheu
liT9abcn, Iln0 uedlcr, mie tim qeiaQt mnroe,
ool Dem uorber9ebcnpcn 3u9e iiberfatret
neroen lei. 9a8 iinfe Belu .uQr pom S0rper
9etrcnnt. Ser Gonoufteur n0bm babcr oeu
lln9liIdItfen nebit eiucm Qr;te auf ieinen
3u9 uno bier nad)te ter Mann, nadocm er
SUI 8tilnnung gctOnlmen, folgenOe ausIa9cn:
Stln 9fame lei 2lu9uit @aroner, er iei uon
Seblrt SrGn5ole, erlt fur5e 3elt i'm 2anOe
nno % Sabre alt. Griei auf Dem 8e9e ua1
eoutSpiae gemcicn, um 2lrbeit III iuden un6
babe nnr p,Ht9 @elO BET iid) gebabt.
@egeH 10 llbr NbcnOS lei cr Don brei
Miunern angefallen morOen, neld)e ibn aues
3femonltrtrcn8 LugcadIttt ieiucr qerinqcn
SaarIdaft beraubt un0 trot3 ieiner inltdnoiz
gen Bitten, ibm ba5 2ebeu 3u laiicn, NIT
Srtfen al ben SdliCntn 10 feltgebunocn
bGttcn, oab ct ild) ridt babe reQcn t6nnen,
btcr0uf bGtten i'm bie Nduber nerlaIien uu0
cr MIN lein R69ltflies uerludlt, nm iid) III
hefrticu. Gtad Den iiirhterliditen 9ultrenz
QuageI 'et e6 lbri ocnu aud) gelun9eu, ieinen
N1rper, mt AuSnabme 0tS llufeu 8cins, BON
ben <ftensn msg3u5ieben, &ebtereS 81 betpe=
gen, lei er Gbsr nld)t i'll StaIGe 9eneien. gr
babe nit aper Strait ietner 2ungen nm 'piilfe
gerufeu. Oa babe cS 81 regncn angefangtn
uno tur;e 3eit Oaraui babe er hie 9ampf=
pieife pes 3ugeS 9ehDrt unb na9 9lusitoBung
nod zines loHtcn {oiilierufs babe CT Die Quae1
qeIG)loIen uuo Die Jfdosr Der Qocomotipe
bGtten inn 0QS Yetn pant &0rpar 9ehenut.
Ntt Anren9ung iet CT ctn WeHig CUR Sette
getrod)en nnb babectmaS 93aIier aufgtfangen,
nm ieIneu trcuuenben 0urit 3u l6i6en
Damn babe CT, abermdl8 pergeblif, ietne
5ulferufe mle0erbolt uuo lei crlt alu Wtorgeu
aufgcfun0cn U0roen.
Or. -. y. Tuguion BON SeurppiQe, Der
Dem llngliidlid)en bie ere l6iilft Qeleiitet, be-
lEl!Igt, O0B bcrlclbe nit unterbaib OeS Sniees
ab9eibntttcnem Geine gefunocu moroen uno
baB man lOwobl ieiue leere @clotaibt, tie
iibrlgeu8 nur $500 ets.halttn bate, als aud)
ben SUP I'M gelclIe uuo pcrIdliepene Quaenz
| Id)etultf) bon ben 6Qocrn Der ECicmoti0e
SerI5ntttene Stride in Der 9tGbe Qcfuuoen
babs. Wtau brad}te Nsn SerpunOtfen baun
na9 NIenpbiS unO CAB ibm trodenc Slsioer
uno ctmaS 9S5iatcD, ruoraui ct nGhere 9(u.
gabeu GuIe obcH mItgetbcil) iiber eiue Der,
ION uuo Den llnfaa mahte. Jtadj meniqeu
MiuHten Iarb er. Cine iofOrt Sualnmel,,
gerufeue GprOnersiurp lam SIT ttm 9SQbr=
irru9e: n9aB bec &tritcrbene burd) lleber,
iabren Der GiieubabHpagen ben SOB erltt
un0 boB CT Don Der Surp unbgfanntcn Ser.
ioueH Oil OaS Sabngeleiie fctgctun0rn !pprben
iet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
SdGeSz Neuidf2ifRu

Yer 9robte Seeroenbeitter Der
gSelt - 10 nenut man g. Q4. alien bon
SeraS, Der 225,0l0 StiiG Rinbpie5 beiibt.
Gr bat cine so Oteileu lange unb 40 Wcilen
breite SGrm 5wiiben 6em 9epaoa= unO 60
lumbia Sluiie, auf neldler 10000 Stiif
meiben. 3nei aubere beberbrgeu 1O5, 900
Stiid. 9aS 6iiten bieier 9fin0er eriorOert
400 6rten unb 800 Bfcroe. gr Sii6tet ieOeS
Sabr 10000 SGlber, UNI bic Seer6e poQSGblig
5u balten. Scr gSertb bieleS Siebe8 miro
auf 59 Ntlutonen berefnet. - 2lrnlige uuo
8acca in Neu=W =Wterifo beiiten beinabe ? Mil-
lipnen Stiid S6aafe, peld]e iiber cine 6lGde
uOn 800 GuaOrntmeien pertbellt iino. Sie
rpsioen aui oieicr 6lGfe baS qanSe Sabr hun.
ourdl obne S9utbah, obne Staluug 1lnb
beoiirfen feiner 6utterllng. 0a8 furse nabr-
bate @ramna.9ras 9eniigt ibnen tu@inter,
wle i'm CONNER.
9as Stiff Sierra q eoaba a." NIL,
DIES auf ietner 9teiie BON 0iperpool nad Gan
6ran6tsco burd Seuer 5crit6rt rpuroe, mar
ein pra6tpoues 6abr6eu9 unO lpurOe i'm leb.
ten 6erbite in Seunebunf gebaut. 9aIielbe
gebOrte SOitOner 0fbebern un0 mar auf $780,
900 geiddet; Die Seritteruug betrug S 80,
600.
g. 9. glias, Der beriibmte Yiautff
pel9er in @atstill bel eiucm Stur;t aus BEN
gSagen ein 8ein brad, befinbet fid) auBeI
&5efqhr. 2Sdbrenb man 9lnfanQs qlaubfe
oaB eine amputation notbmen0tq iperosr
W4rber fnb bielc 8efiirhtuugen iebt aGu;lld
geiawunben; bic GntsiiupNug hat nad]ae
lafen, uno mcnn Die 6ellung Oes gebro6ener
@lieoe8 aud cine laugrpierlge 6nr erforoerr
miro, itebt Die poGitGnoiqe 8ieoerberlteQunt
| oe1lclben bod alI6er 5Sraae.
Die Bretie fiir Mebl iinS in lette,
3elt in gau5 auiiaaenoer 8eiie beruntergc
gangen. NieS ertldrt ii6 baour6, oaB uo6
groBe Guantitaten oorlGbriJen OteblcS in
WtGrtte iino, 10 oaB OaS neue megen Uiauaeli
oil gtudfruse nidt ben YreiS erSlclt, ben ot
YrObuSeuten ermmten.
Sor eint9en Sagen 5eigte itdl in 8udlanb
Sa., cine et9ent b iimli d. { Naturer
| defining, iuie iie i'll biesu @egenoen nod
IleTalS mabrgenommen morben. ,29ir lie
gen." 10 er3dblt Die Alepanoria ,,0u3ette,
,.circa 40 Dteilen peltlid) BON gSQIbInatol
uno bon benz bOfiten Yunft in unierer Jidb
fam man MIR eiuige Nteilen iberieben, no
bur9 Elm bireftes Grbliden Oes @apitols il
@aibington sur llnn69lihfeit pirO. I'm il
piebr MAR bdber cine iuugs Dame, Die mi
eiuigen anoeret elnen 9tusfiug na6 Der lin
gebang 8udlaub's geina6t, Crftouht, ulB II
Init fiRsW @aIs elm getrsHsS 9bbilO pcs Ga
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Spanmtu8 SWtiNem Y0GiBen 1&uo
SdlWar5Cu tlt SCroS.

ct. EoutS, l. Septbr.-SCr ,9epubli=
can" bat bon ctnem iOebeu ou8 @alueitOu,
8eraS, bier etngetrOfieneu 6erru erfabren,
OuB am leBten 8reitag cine 9tegerin in Der
9tGbe BON @Orfcaua bnrG eintu msiBeu
5taufbolO gr0bltd5 belCiOlgt mmoe. 3br
gt0m bcgab itb nod GO:iicaua uuO murSe
UOr emem 6rieOCnsri4tcr tlogbGr. Bei Dem
&eriUdJc, Den 9tSufbOlO Su Uerbaften, muroe
Der gtegcr unO 5ruei icincr GefGbrteu qeihoi-
len. i0ttrauf rottctCn Iidl OreibunGertS Sdjm0r;e
5uiamnleH, I'M ben 2SciBtn III ucrbafen,
wclher unttrOcNeu Ourf fiiHf Oocr iet5 Sc
5geuOiien utriGrIt muroe. 0ieie
uerbarrlt0oirttn ittJ III eiuer &lodbitttc unO
lieBeu Den 9ttgcru iageu, OaB Ite blIer tbdten
uon elmer 8tlogeruug ob5ultcbeu, Ou iie gut
5imaNuet icteu unb &iGle ms Gra5 beiBcu
miiBten, ebc pOn elmer Sapitulation Die 9feoe
ieiu t0mlc.
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Sic 2ln8etcsemDett ScS W0rSerS
NOmerpM.

9 SoFoRr I. SCptbr.-Gb0rlt8 YOmcrOD,
Der, neil er teine $4,000 @iirgihaft Icifcn
tonnte, III 3engeubuft gebaltcn morOen 1T,
nm Dor @ertdlt gcgcn ittHen 8ruoer SeIie 6.
PomerOp auS5uagen, melher megen Der Gr=
morbun9 ocS &nabc1 Wtiuer angeflogt lit,
muroe geltern onf iein &erIpreben, itCb aut
SOrlaoung ~ iteuen, Der 6ait eutlaiicu. Die
SebOrOe 3lpetf2lt nid)t, Dap Gbarl,8 Yomcrog
erihetnen mtrO, wenn man i'm babcn nil,
uno mon hiet e8 fir cine unnGtbige @rauz
lamfett, tbn ldnger tm @efGuguiiie III bcbal
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gGnrit1tito fiir Mnlni6ner.

. DIC09Ol J, SepT. = @en. ElenttnQnt
SbertOan ionOtc beutc bem Sen. 9llfreO u.
Scrrp in ct. Yaul, 0tinn., cine SrOer, in
mel6cr cr iagtt: Soften bic @eieQihuften,
weIde itd) lett III Sioug Grtg uuo yautton
orgautirtn, OoS SuOioutrgtbitt bltrctcn, 10
iinO sic bttrouh angcmlcitn, Die 9Sageu,
trains OcrlcIbcn IN SeidIag gu uebmeu ooer
81 ucrbrennen, oitElutr 5n Uerbaftcn mn uah
Dem criteu beltcn Nilitdrpoiteu Su bringeu.
Gotten Fc Oennob bo8 Suncre errcideu, 10
iiuO sic crmddttgt, Nicielbeu Ourh Gauallerie
Ucrfolgen 5u lUiiCn. Sun Sale Der GougreB
bN8 betr5fieuOe @IbiCt ocn AuIicolcru 0finet,
10 werOe i'd nit 6reuoeu bic SciieoeluuQ Der
ESrhmnraPn Nernen l111trritiii,nn u
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9IWfrcoum8 lpc9cn cinCs 1torScs
ftt S1Oioftn.

Scfferi rioHUtlle, Snb., l. Scptcmber.
= Die 8ltrgcr BON loenrgUiue bnben cine
8clObnung pom $1,000 ouf bic @rgreifuua
oeS 0t0rocrS BON 9luguit 8arOner, mel1er
Sounabeuo giatt berautt, crmorpct uuO auf
Dem @tIenbabns ScIetie feitgebuuOen murOc,
geiett. 9tob. SBomu5, u. gemi8 uno s.
Glarte itnO auf StrNudtSgriiuOe bin usrbafz
tat uuo beutc @beuO orb0rt moroeu. groBe
@rregung hcrriht Su 6enrpoille, uuO mad,
ShluB be6 Scrb0rS mmbe Die lluru5e nah
reno Der 9toht 10 it0rf, baB itdl 3ur 2luIrcht=
baItung Der Sronun9 Elm Sigilan3. .Gomite
blloCtC,
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Sinrtdltmn0 clues SpIoatc.t.

Nort 8 arrQp, Ytlnlt0bu, q. Nug.-
Der Sol0at Wt0du0, Der i'm letten SUM-
elutn ocuifcA 8OutOn ermorStte, muroe
bcutc @torgeu gibdugt, Sic 6lnridun9
puroe, mas dujuuttuutU it, njdlt HlfeutIt9
UOrgeuOmmcu. &uuOrtt pou &trioutu, rpelr
DE ocrielbeu btimobueu wOltcur muBtsH 0a=
Jer wieber uG1 6auie geleu, obne lbre 4us
gen an benz i1refllhen ShaulPtel Seweloet
Su babcn. a..
Sort g arm, 3. Sept. - Riel murOe
beute Onrh Reclamation III ote 0omnIal::
@eiet9ebuug erlpa9lt..
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Die GSGBt iIl SermDnt. = 9cScus
tenoe GrfcIae Der Sem pfrote,t.

Burlington, l. Scpt. - Die 9Sa5l
O.rlief bier icbr rnbig. Die Staot Qtbt Dem
republifaniiAen Staat8 Sidtt einc Wtuiorttat
BON 98 Stimmcn. Die republttaniid,eu
StaatS= ScuatOreu crbalttn cine bcOeutcnOc
DteBrteit; bugegen puroc Der 0emofrQt
Smouep Sum 9ttprdieutauttn in bic @cietQc=
bung NIT SO Stmmeu Mebrbeit qcm66lt.
0ieitS lit ieit 20 Sobren Der erite 6uQ, Ban
Gin 9emotrat III burlington ermdblt nor,
oen lit.
9pdter, - Die 8crifte gebcu MFR GanQ-
lam Elm. Die 9uSeiteu oeuten oarauf hin,
OaB Die 9tepublitoner mir cine griuge Ab.
nabme I'M Sergleide 81 Dem GciuItQte bon
1872 baben.
Dtebrere gr0Bere Stdbte i'm Stuatc tabcu
oemOtratiiae &ertrcter III bic @eietgebuug
9emdDlt.
Oberit Charles S. Sopce, 0ispubl!fontr, if
init elmer grOBen DtGiOritdt im erittn Djitritte
elwdblt morOeu. SIM britten &ou9reBolltrittC
muroe Der 2t6tb. y. y. 6cnOre, Step, er.
mQblt
Der republ. GanbiOat fir Oas Gmt 0cs
Stn1t8numnItrS i'm SSutln1tS III npi61tnnfr1