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New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

MADRID, Jan. 12.-The German man-of-waf
Nautilus has returned TO santander
ToRoyTo, Ont, Jan. 12.-Eight supporters
OF Mr.. Mowats Administration and oppostIon wers
elected by accamation yesterday.
Mr.. Gladstone, in letter dated Nov. % to
the editor OF 7ke Month, Roman Catholic periodical
published England, says: have not failed 20 read
this morning the article entitled Mr.. Gladstone's Ex-
postuiaton IN the early copy OF The Month for Decem-
ber, which to great courtesy, aud 10 not
lose moment in noticing o passage wnere the wh'er
has inadvertently made charges Of nature 'ouenins
honor aud feeling which 1 hope be VIII DC in-
clined TO withdraw. He states: l. That nave
stiematIzed a certain body VI persons as con-
verts :, That have sneered at them as
womansh g. That have forgotten that the hst OF
these persons inclsdes DIR. Newman. Archbishop Man-
ming. and other very distinguished names. AS " the
nrst have treated the convert (p 6l) not as q
stigma but as a OF praise; and much so that
am nor abe consistently 10 use IL without Qualihca-
i,on Az TO the second The charge Is sheer error.
have nsed no such eplthet. As u the third Toe
viewer has failed observe both the language IN
the passage aud the general drift OF this por
est Classes OF this country; and my argu-
ment has evident reference TO the trans-
ference OF territorial Influence a9d legislative power.
To of the names quote does the passao the
reasoning apply As respects those named, and others
whom the reviewer might nave added. will only say
that Arrange as appears their alteration aud de-
plorabe on all siaes ts results, It would be, IN my
opinon alike irrational 20 deny their intellectual em
neuce and scandalous TO call Ia question their otiyea
or underyalue the great sacrifices they have maas
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
NEW GOVERNMENT IN SPAIN
RECEPTION

KsTHUsrAsM on HIS ARRIVAL AT vAJENciA-GEr.
MoRIoNEs AND LEON MEFIUs SAID TO HAVE
PRONOUNCED AGAINST HIM.
..V Madrid, Tuesday. Jan. IA, 1875
King Alfonso arrived at Valencia to-day, and was
enthusiastically received by the people.
a."a.t PARIS. Tuesday, jan Is, 1875
lie So;y saws rumors circulated in the lobbiss Of
the Assembly to-day that the Carlists had taken
Pampeupa and that Gen. Moriones, commanding
the National troops in the North, had pronounced
against Alfonso
LONDON, Wednesday, Jan. is-6soam.
The Daily Necs correspondent at Hendaye tefe-
graphs: 1t is said thrt Deputy Leon Merino has seft
Madrid with 800 followers to raise the standard Of
the Republic in the Sierra More6a.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE REyOLUTION IN VENEZUELA.

THE LAST OF TIE INSURGENTS CAPIURED.
HAVANA, Jan. 12.-The United States steamer
Kansas has arrived here from cruise during which she
has visited samana Bay. Curacao, Puerto Cabelio la
guayra and Aspinwa She left the latter port on tho
2I OF January She brings from Puerto Cabello
that President Banco OF venezuela had captured Geo
Cona the sole remaining iusursent leader, and dis
persed his troops
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
FOUR MEN DROWNED.

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 12.-At noon to-day
three teams charge of four seen crossing
the Missouri on the lee from the Iowa and Nebraska
sde and hen about half way across, horses WAGONS
and men suddenly disappeared and were swept under n
the rapid current. 1t not yet ascertaned who the u
fortunate men were. The general opinion II, that the
PARTY drove place from which the lee hau peon
recently cut aud which only slightly frozen over
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CROPS IN EUROPE.

RELAXATION OF PRICEs-AN EXCELLENT CROP ~
PRUSSIA
LONDON. Tuesday, Jan. IL. 1873
The Mark Lane Express, in its review Of the
corn trade for past week there has been an
traordnary thaw throughout Europe, which causes
altered markets The relaxation OF prices Is general
aud samples have become much deterioraed. Prussia
officially reports better crop than for ten years past
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
TELEGRAPuIC MOTIFS.

BRocKvIILE Ont. Jan. 12.-Judge Steele OF TINS
PLACE o suidenI, last night
WORCESTER, Jan. 12.-Earle Peck, age ~ years
eonaitied suicide bv hanging here TO-DAY
WORCESTER Jan. 12.-Thomas Talbot OF South
Bridge allied ys.ter the Of load OF WOOD
CHICAGO Jau l2.-Rchard A. Lotsnger. recently
from Council aus yeeday ~ AAHs
lAadssa
SAN Francisco, Jan 12The annual report OF the :.
Wool RrcbsHge gives prodnet Of caons fcr ot "
nearly pounds which large increase over any pre-
viVas
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE DEBT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 12.-Tbe adjustment OF
the State debt 10 ad vaucing rapidly The stare Treasurer
reports that up to date he has funded s00co OF ola
State bonds and into s3oOoOo OF consolidated
bonds and stocks When the funding is completed the
total debt viii be less than t6O0o0OO the interest on
which is 10 be secured by perpetual aud specific tax
enforceable ID courts, and by the receipt VI tne
coupons in pay ment OF taxes.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
DEATH OF Ex-Gov BRAMLErrE OF KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 12.-EX-Gov. Thomas ..
Bramlette died at his residence this city this after
noon, after an Illness OF several weeks He was Gov
erDor OF kentucky during the closing years OF the war
but has not since taken active part In politics. nc
was regarded as ono OF. the a6est ana most prv@on @
lwyers az the bar and short time since lacted tempo
rary as Judge OF the Federal Court during the sosence
OF Indigo ballard He died OF rheumatism OF INC heaI
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER ARRESTED.

BUFFALO, Jan. IA suspicious character
name unknown arrested here to-day, having in MS
possession large quantity Of iewelry, supposed 70
be stolen for which the owner wanted TO enable INC
authorities hold the prisoner. Only two articles are
marked one opal aud diamond ring numbered 26it ana
one pearl and garnet ring with tax marked X h
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Master +. w. NabOr
has been detached from the Brooklyn and placed on
waiting ORDERS Ensign ii. +. Rich has been ordered TO
4 fha RroO
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

halls Of Louisiana fearful nfraction or snas
stitutton and In respects the Rrsvess ANA "ss
alarming shock republican installations nave evef
received Involving in this Of military authority
the destruction of the rights of gtates and Of esens
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
SENATOR HowE's DEFENSE OF THE ADMIN
ISTRATION.

A DULL REITERATION OF EXPLODED ARGUMENTS
AND COLLECTION OF IRRELEVANT STATEMENTS
THE SENATOR NOT CONSTRUCTED ON THE
CRAwFIsH PIAE-HE CANNOT DESERT THE RE-
PUBLICAN SHIP, EVEN IF SHE GOES DOWN
WEAK REPLIES TO SENATOR sCHURZ's SPEECH
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY INCAPABLE OF SEC
TIOHAL HATRED-HARD QUESTIONS BY sENA-
TORS SALISBURY AND BAYARD-ATTEMPr TO
FIND PRECEDENT FOR THE USE OF TROOPS IN
REw-oRIEANs.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUHR.l
WASHINGTON Jan. 12-After the intellectual feast
AZ Yesterday in the Senate the funeral baked
meats" of the Administration were to-day set forth
by Senator Howe. 1t is impossible to understand
what good results could follow the dreary uttorance
Of this most dismal harangue Protesting 10 notice
speeches which had been made by Senators Schurz,
Gordon, aud Bayard. TO which no approach
has been made by the sanguinary ravages Of
Mr.. Morton or the saponaeeous bubbles of Senator
Conkling, Senator HOwe's remarks were simply a
dull reiteraton Of exploded arguments and collec
Iion Of statements having no bearing upon the ques
tian at issue. When half the present session has
pasA'ed away without any Legislation. it seems in
oomprehensible that 90 conscientious a member Of
the Republican party shOuld occupy the time of the
Senate With his thrice-tOld tale Louisiana, when
be must lie aware that the people of the country
are not hang upon hIs hps but are ANXIOUS that
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
MEETING OF THE CABINET.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The Cabinet met at
noon to-day. Previous 70 ths meeting, Senators 3D.
mupde. Sargent, rrelnghuyscn. Carpenter, hortop'
Conkling, Logan, aAd Howe had hong consultation
with the President Louisiana matters. and were
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

HENRY w. PAINE,
HENRY +. FoOTB,
o. +. HOLMES, JR.,
hO0RFIRLD STORY,
JOHN j. FRENCH,
GEORGE l.. KING,
CHARLES L. CURTIS,
W. III. GARDINER,
JOHN 4. MORSE, JR.,
CHARLES 4. SToRROw,
GEORGE III. GORDON,
HUGH O'BRIRN,
JEROME JONES,
WILLIAM Il. PERKINS,
WILLIAM +. SWAN.
ROBERT TREAT PAINE,
Il. LEWIS sTACKPoLE,
LEOPOLD MORSE,
SAM. 4. MORSE,
W. l.. ATKINSON,
A. j. c. sowDoN,
CHARLES 4. JACKSON,
HENRY CABOT LODGE,
CHARLES j. WILLIAMS,
GEORGE Il. CHASE,
GEORGE ABBOT JAMES,
HENRY W. PUTNAM,
ID. ID. STACKPoLB,
RICHARD OLsRY,
JAMES SCHOULER,
ELLIS l.. NOTE,
J. A. B. LAFORMR
W. Il. MAY,
JAMES NJ. BU0BRR.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
BOSTON'S PROTEST.

TIE CALL FOR MEETING AT FANEUH HALL AND
TIE sIGNERS.
Boston, Jan. l2.-The call for a meeting in Fan
euil Hall to protest against the military interference
in Louisiana, with tie principal signers is fol-
lows:
The citizens Of Boston requested TO meet In Fan
eu Hall Friday the 18th day Of January at II m 10
protest against late military interference with the
orgauizallon of the Legislature of Louisiana.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
SIS OF THE STEAMER CoRTEs.

LONDON Tuesday. Jan. IA, 1875.
The steamer COrtes, belonging to North
Shields has been loet 10 the Bay Of Biscay Twentyx
persons were drowned.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
PROPOSED BILL FOR A NEW ELECTION.

THE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE TO PREPARE A
NEW BILL, SUBSTANTIALLY THE SAME AZ GEN.
BUTIER's-A PROVISION AGAINST CARRYING
ARMS ON ELECTION DAY TO BE INCLUDED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WAsHINGToN Jan. .12-The House Committee on
the Judiciary has ordered q subcommittee TO pre-
pare a bill providing for new election IN Louisi-
ana. which is to be submitted to the full Committee.
The BILL it is believed will be substantially the same
as that introduced by Gen. Batter last Friday. and
printedin in THE TRIBUNE to-day, with the addition Of
a provision making it Illegal TO carry arms CT any
kind near the polls.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
ALEXANDER III. BULLOCK.
CHARLES WALLCoT.
WILLIAM GRAY.
SAMUEL 9. COBB.
JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE.
CHARLES IA. GOODMAN.
RICHARD FRoTHLNGHAB.
HENRY LEE.
l.. W. GUKNET.
WILLARD L. PHILLIPS.
CHARLES ALLEN.
j. WILEY EDMANDS.
WILLIAM EEDICOTT. JR.
GEORGE y. SHAITUCK,
FRANCIS w. BIRD,
FRANKLIN HAVEN,
JOHN L.. GARDNER,
WILLIAM PEkkINs,
MARTIN BRIMhER,
THEO. LYMAN.
ALFRED Il. ROCKWELL,
ESTES HOWE,
FRANCIS PARKMkN.
HENRY ID. HYDE,
ANDREW T. HALL,
HENRY q. CRowELL,
sAMURL M. QUINCY,
JOHN Il. CLARK,
&. j. PRESCOTT,
FRANKLIN III. STORY,
ADDISON CHILD,
Il. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE,
CHARLES q. DAVIS,
Aud many 0thers.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

a..a. ,.. vords should be the motto Of those who
havs the mower and ought 10 have policy. Ihe
senate was informed by Mr.. Howe that, unlike
Senator Schurx who had retraced his steps, ne was
not constructed on the crawfsh plan ana couid nos
90 back. but would 90 forward In the OLD hepuDl'
can ship and try TO complete the voyage. II the
ship went down he would not try to get ashore
but would 20 down With her. very
sorry attempt was made to detract rom
the merits OF the speech OF hr ochuiH'
whose charges against the Republican party were
pronounced monstrous and groundless, but the st
tempt failed and was given up, and the attack al
rected TO the Democratic side. The idea that the
Republican party hated the people of the South was
declared 10 be without foundation in fact. as was
plainly proved by the desire OF the Gov-
ernment to improve the channels OF conf
meree. Moreover, was IL not lmpossibie 1or
a Republican TO hate fnl blooded,
thoroughbred Republican cannot hate any section
he said it was opposed to the fundamental prihcl
niles of true repubhcanism. The only hatred was
for those who were very wicked, for those VINO IN
Inundated and assassinated. The Democratic party
was held together only by the hatred " entertained
for the negro, and as soon as he was admitted to
eoual civil rights with 6he white man the Demo
cratic party would Immediately ay into pieces.
Senator Salisbury mildly suggested that the
Democrats were the real friends of the negro, and
were ready to give them all their rights; but social
equality they would not recognize. Upon this Mr.
Howe read the report of the expulsion OF coiored
children from schools in New Orleans, and desired
10 know if this was an exhibition Of friendship. and
if exclusion from horse-cars, theaters hotels, &c,
was dictated by an opposition to social
equality. Senator Bayard inquired IL Gen. Sheridan
had not requested President Grant to issue procla-
l,o1 pIerhf Tn
he had to issue bull IN the name OF the Pope
Confined within these narrow limits, Senator Howe
was obliged to respond that Gen. Sheridan had sug-
eested what il was illegal to grant, but as TO the
assertion that he (Sherdanl had interfered with the
organization of the Legislature, nothing could DO
more false for was it not matter Of fact that Gen
Sheridan did not take command of the troops unui
the evening of the day on which the Legislature
met and that before taking command he was amere
spectatori This ingenious defense of Gen. Sheridan
will no doubt be appreciated by that gallant officer
unaccustOmed though he may be to the
crafty wles of the legal fraternity. Hardly
the same legal tact was manifested In
citing. in support of the military usurpatson IN
New-Orlcans. the use of United States troops In
Boston, in 1854 to carry off fugitive slave, and the
offer of their aid in quelling the insurrection OF
John Brown at HarpeI's Ferry. chldlike CONN.,
dence was manifested in the safety Of the RepuD-
lican ship and if it did go under would be soon
raised again to continue her voyage forever.
, 1875-10-05

Mit Gtraen beIest. Oie
folsenbsn psrlonen purosn seitern Mor=
gen pomHidterW 8. grew beitrait. Sol.
Mnb Sames Smitb unb @eor9 Willon,
,uesen 3runfenbeit unb S1ldserei in
Der @trabe ie So. Martba Sobhion,
iarbis, $3.50 meeen 9%runtenbeit unD i'm
Marfte St6rung peranIabt 5u baben.
9. 8. Motlep, alias Wtarten, 81, ipesen
Srnntembeit. %. Nidolas Sruntenbeit
uno unOrnentli@es 8etragen auf Der
@traBe ". Baitlett 2emis unb Gus
@oooal, beibe iarbis, jeber SIS tpegen
S1ldserei aui Der Gtrabs. Wtiles @io=
bid, farbis, SIS fir Mn9riif nit tootli9er
@aife. aRiles growois $2, idr Mnsriff
unb @hlaeens gilbert Wonroe nit
elmer 6laias. Milton Omsns, farbis,
$3.50 uesen @dldserei in Der @traBe.
@nian Mntonp, farbis, 50. Mnsrifj nit
t5btli9er Wafe. Did SobniOn, $40,
iir oailelbe Nereeber. ". Gas!ep, far=
big. So. emma gaslep, tuessn Saltens
eines unorbentliden SaaIes. Stepban
Go,parbs, 80, ,pssen 9emmnng Der Sci
tenitraBe. Sames Walfer unb Solepb
8afer, beibe farbi9, je $780,. ,ue9en
S9ldsersi auf Der Strabe. SamesS ins
ton, ~. iuesen Srunteubeit anb BE-
i9impfun9 zines Yolioiiten.
, 1875-10-05
Rt@monb pcit Office.
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g'Srbli6s Tnrhbaa. Pr FINAL ts,r,a
Scnntnae nrSasnrr me- spuif & " NJ
q. ~. 'S'7'e '"'t" o'<U
e enH,aa arnlunf 5@, 81. -pos.
WSroIihc gEea wof. gSalid. o~rec,reu-
men Srnn'dre. - Mntunft .i5 81 SD
vOHih'us LBS unb 30 q. 81.
sdbli9r gof- .3reimar raarib. e,rn.
IaSe a ~ - Nufnnff 1000 SIP
snc s!U ~ Ws- pcnfdIub 4g. M. RIM
G6rntnas. - @ufunft 12Ae sp m.a
HIaB 1915 n. Or. "- V0F
@idbtnonb& Danniue Gifenb.sn e.
!'S. anfinft 2-30 u. NJ. Woard1,,s
D"nbills & G~;trensbors. 2weir,or TIA
M@: antnnft 2.30 uns 9 %. W. wv m Ms
'~'ab 4g. d. nb f2.45 q. 81. S'p
Tarmbirr- Tdalid,, seuntnea o,s.u
men m 81 aIniunft 2.30 g. M. m aH1dI"e
@esiaeeafe 4 cbis Gdenbshn. s6ori6
0Osn.ags aasasnomnen. Mnfunfr 6 81 sW
- Yetfi6ln6 $50 Q. Or. :"
syn&tnrs ebarlOttssiae, @tauntpn mh;,.
Sulpeef SprtHAs nnb pef4id1 son WbiteSmi.
epff SprtLgs Mnfunf S g. m>w S;na-
f@lub $50 81. M. vpF'
aSetf goint nub etatisuex an ser n %
~. ano u. Ut. VI. 1Gslid, 6pnntaos oyacs'
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funtt 1890 9. 81. -psffbius > y y"
aapea6annod, iiter gilS Saul. tSoIih
@ntunft $50 9. 81. VpGl6Ins . 4 81 81
San'eg @iber Campfer. Dreimor n,Ste ~
l'a: anfanft MOntaas. mIttmod %s'9 wn,
gre'ta9s, S N. IN. ycifidlna' Tism ano
Sonafrtiass unb SOanabents, 5.3O@ p Sd
eanal gafet. Dr.imaI b Tdenni6
aG ~ MittwDds, 8reitaas uns eamn,ooa
=. M: Ysil9Iub, Mpntaas. Mittsa%s
hao Grfttags, A ". W. ""~'~S
Sgorf ynnaR aoute. ;3wsia,a Al tsSd.ns;a
., Mntunft, Minmpbs anb eonroSsnna 3
; ", ~ { 81 81 gySsIfi&las, D0nnerfass n gsnu
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, 1875-10-05

9olisei @eri9t. Jolsenbe
Jale fanlen seltern in bielem @eri9te
aur 8%erbanbluns:
Sobn priee, farbig, angeflast ben
Gamuel Drummer nit S6ld9en ge-
brobt su baben, puroe bis auf beute nsr.
5hoben.
Sobn 3. 1aa nno George 3. Bali,
aneeflast ben Tranf Wapo MngeJrlHen
un0 sel9lasen au baben, lpuroen ent'
laien, oa fein Mnfldser eri9ien.
Solspb Bugbam. ansetlagt Waaren
na@ proben. pbne 2icenS, ~pertauft gu
baben, ,purbe ,uesen Abweienbeit meb.
rsre 3euseri bis auf beute beridoben.
Marsaret Melin, ansetlaSt Die Sulia
etarfe aneesriffen, s~eidlasen nno Stei-
ne aad ibr ~gemorfen Su baben, ,paroe
big auf berte peri9oben.
Mnorefu Sadlon, farbig. ansetlagt roe
gen Nerfibruns uno bas Seiratbsper=
fpreheu ni1t 9ebalten 81 baben. pnrbe
bic auf ndditen Donneritas peri9oben.
Sobn anberion, farbis, anseflast bic
Queen stnberipn an9e9rifen nno 9e-
idlagen au baben, puroe iuesen ManseI
al 0iirsidaft in Die Sail seianot.
emma Papne, iarbis, anstla9t bic
5arab Burnett ansesriHen uno Steine
mad ibr ~seiporfen 5u baben, ,purbe lpe-
gen Mansel an 8ir9i9aft auf 8 Mo=
rate in Die Sail selanot.
Wiaiam s. Dauis, Sruntenbeit, ents
lalien.
Yettie Sobnjon, GaIie COOPER, San<
nab Brannpn, Glen @ilis, Trancis
Coles, 9oui1a Smith, @eor9iana Sobn
Son, 9arriet Mnberion, 9arab Sobnlon,
MarD garlp uno Nanie Yertins, anse-
flagt eemeine gbaraftare unb Wasa-
bunoinnen gu Iein, :Surben unter 8ir9-
idaf seiteQt fir ibr iernsrss smtes Be-
tra9en.
Mleyanber Miaiams, anseflast we9en
@eiebiibertretung unb auf unredtmdBi-
ger Meiie cine Yartie M6bel, i'm Mer-
TIE pon $40. BON Miliam @ri9bt ipe9-
genommen 5u baben, murbe entlaIien.
S.nrn @obinion, farbis, ansetlast
in oen Stall oes 81. s. Butler einse.
Ornngen uno einen 3aum i'm Wertbe
non S. 9eItoblsn su baben, pnroe i1ul=
big bsiunoen unb auf 80 Gage, bel bar
ter Mrbeit, in Die Sail ssianot.
Mleranoer 8riss, farbis, ansetlast
Elm IuorbentIides Saus gu balten,
iuuroe bis auf ndditen 9onnerftas psr=
i4oben.
, 1875-10-05

@ir erbielten BON 9srrsn g. 3idel
bas erlte Seft bes 4ten Sobrsanses
.Deuti9=M merifaniide Tamilien 8ldt=
ter" suselanot uno f0nnen oiele Seizure
Sebem beltens. empfeblen, ba tic un-
terbalteno unb beIebrenb lit. Oas
1fte0eft besinnt nit Dem ipannenoe 8o=
mai uguf faliden @esen." @uBer oie=
fen i'm griten Seft bespnnenen GrSdb=
lnnsen ,usroen Die Samilien = Bldttsr
CUTE beutI9e uno oeutl9 : ameri-
tanii9e &omane. NOpelen, Stis5en,
5umoresten, populdre wiilenI4aftlide
NufidBe unb inter Dem 5itel uNldtter II.
8Iiitben" intereiiante NotiSen aler grt
entbalten. Nue piersebn Sage eri6eint
einSeft BON 58OsenQ uarto in eIesanter
Gusitattun9 sum Yreiie BON uur Is
Gents.
Probe- Gremplare fGnnen in Der Ct
petition bs. 81. an9eieben weroen.
, 1875-10-05

Mir perpeilen nniere wertben 2eier
auf Die anSeise bes Serrn Bersbeimer
on Der Main, Suilden Der IA. uno Is.
Strabe. 9err Bersbeimer bat beitdn=
big Elm woblaIiortirtes 2aser BON @pIo=
waaren porrdtbis. &eparaturen merosn
auf bas Bette unb @ei6maduplite gu
ben biQiaiten Yreiien beiorat.
, 1875-10-05

IdIiB su foiien, Die 2esisIatur su psran=
6 fen, $4,000 gu b~euiaisen. Oomit 0ir-
sinia redtmdBis BEL Der Gentennialfeier
pertreten tpirb.
Sie Sanoelsfammer bat slei6faIs
cine Sibun9 9eitern binli9tIid Der Gen,
tennialfeier gebalten.
, 1875-10-05


Stabtratb. Solsenbe beutide
Mitelieoer paren seitern i'm Staotratb
anipeienb: Mlsbser, alein uno Straus.
Gs muroe cine &eiolution Offerirt
$1,000 aug Der Stabtfafie gu betpiQisen,
um Die @dite, welde bel Der gntbiilluns
Der Statne bes Gen. SadIon anipeleno
iein ueroen, su bepirtben. @n9enOm.
men.
Serner ben WtaDor 81 autboriliren,
cine ginlabung Der Gamilie bes peritor=
bencn Gen. SodiOn 81 ienoen. Mn9e=
iommen.
9err Sos. u. Sopfins, Mitslieb bes
30 arb Of portwaroens" reihte leine
&slisnution elm. Gin senommen.
, 1875-10-05

9as M6beIwaareulascr Der 5errcn
&abliiton uno 8ruoer, 1T bas i60nlte
uno &eidbaltisite in bieier Staot. Gin
Sober, Der MDbel fol,fen uro @elo ipa=
rem min, io0te obensenanntes 2aser be-
luAcn, nno mir linb iiberSeu9t, bab Die
Serren Sabliltoo es ni6t unterlaiien
iueroen. ibre &unoen CUR u%oliten 3ufrie=
oenbeit gu bebienen.
, 1875-10-05

r0trsinia Opera Souc."
profeiior Nnberion miro mod bis Oonr
nerftas Nbenb bier feline @oritellun9en
geben. Seben Nbeno tperben 100 &C.
Ihenfe pertbeilt.
, 1875-10-05

Serr gur9, an Der Is. Strabe, er=
belt cine friiNe 9aouns Mepfel, 8irnen,
Yfiri9e, II. (. TO-, ipelde er su ben Bill
lisiten Preiien perfauft. 8erlOnen, mel
DIE 6ri9te taufen %ipollen, iolten niGt
perfehlen, obensenannter Sirma einen
8eiuA abSuitatten.
, 1875-10-05
Gtact NibmDno.

Mn3eisen. So bic @nSeisen iebt
fir bas Serbfteei9dft in srober 3a6l
eingclanbt perben, 10 bitten mir rett
irsunolidit oieiclben Dor 8 ubr Abenos
einaureiaen.
, 1875-10-05

Cuttings Cont. 9ie @ranb
sSSnrp, Serr Muguiius 8Obefer als Ypr=
mann, ipuroen seiisrn einseiAwOren.
9ieielbe fanO ben Col. Soicpb Mapo
eiues ipeiteren Wergebens ihuiois.
, 1875-10-05

S9tei1biebe. Sergeant San
Mren ertappte setern MorSen I'm 8
ubr 2 Suusen auf De, StroBe, uel6e
sinen Sad nit S1rot BON Sos. q.
MinltOu seitobIen battea. Ser poli=
aeiridter ianbte lie aui so Sage bel bar
ter Mrbeit IN bic Sail.
, 1875-10-05

sc fanS 9eftern cine pereiniste Wer=
iammluns Der Central GOnierDotipen
Gomite Mnb rer Gomite pom County
itatt, UNI Wortebrunsen fir bic na9ite
Mabl at treien.
, 1875-10-05

@eitern Mbeab, nm s llbr brad elm
Seuer auf Der anbern Settle bes GluiIes,
elm Meile BON Der Stabt aus, wuroe les
bod b0lo gel6i4t.
, 1875-10-05

3as eriie Regiment wirb beute in
BataIioneu ereciren Col. .. s. Spbns
Jon bat ORDER al Die perlAieoenen Com
pasnisn ertbeilt li9 I'm s ubr in Der
Yroao Strabe 81 perIammeln.
, 1875-10-05

Die .0enrico Circuit Court" &idter
3. ". gBeuforo. psriasie iiA bis auf beu
te Morgen II ubr.
, 1875-10-05
epueftioner BON 8rieffoaer.

VIZ, ION Nallea an ten atpej belonssr,n Weo.n
" TI " S - SSfsratafsn bsfanni fnh, 600 nns
.o .. M;a go ahb us 81. 81. @smn
$50 Q. M. unb 81. W WV"
~ nn Sftertagen 500 q. SIP nm,
: ". w: @pn allen antern Ros.r m,.. anu
~. oslels auf benz Giidtpey Der SrSaer aho.1
80 Y. :. Boa 9em, % d..
, 1875-10-05

D;e gbaneerp Court, &idter 6. 8.
Tibbusb uertaste iid bis beute Morsen
10 ubr.
, 1875-10-05
NiNmpnb Gfen Conn,
Sta. 1000 Carp Strabe,
Micbnseuc, 20.

30. 6. Rniski. Malcsnt unp g&agm.
&i9aru SrAE eirstsr.
0oparO Wristtee, Superintendent
2tele @elsal gatt psxfetist isbt S Ssri1ie
bsne Nu mern icp apGSisp. SO Hammesl
SenSfea, 81 Wmmrrn r6k 6.ner @tates'
unb nod piele hlpers @s,ifet btsfa ibre,r einis
inlAlaasn. III ram 6 mint
, 1875-10-05

9err grnit @ilb lit BON &ep 9orf
suriidsefebrt.
, 1875-10-05

Mutomati9e MeIbuneo Der
N%nndberuns %ponGisbersen al ein@ diff.
lin einem Sdiie cine automatiideMcl=
ouns leiner Mnnaberuns an gisberss gu
9eben, min q. S. Mi1el an ben Seiten
bes SbiHes Otetaa thermometer a1-
%brinsen, iuel6e in seeienste 9ii6len ein=
9ei9lolen lino. 9as thermometer ent=
bdlt cine Spirale aug apei perl1ieoenen
Metoaen uno einen fleinen Sebel, ,uel=
der ii6 mad redts ober linfs belpest,
menn ieSemparatur berSpirale ji6 err
b6bt ooer ernieorist. Wenn bic 5em=
peratur iinft, 10 le9t 1i6 Der metalene
Sebel auf eiuen fleinen Metaufnopi auf
unb i9lieBt oaourd cine eleftril9e Bat
terie curd eiren @eder binour1. Die
Wirtiamfeit bes @pparates itiibt ii1 anf
Die aussema9te Sbatlade, baB oas Wai-
ier in wsitem umtreiie I'm einen Gisbers
berum I'M mebrere Grab fdlter lit.
8elpbnung. Mie anlebnIi6 ir
friberer 3eit Muiifer belobnt tpuroen.
fam man baraus erleben, baB Der Yaplt
SEQ x, pel6er Dor allen anoern Sim.
iten bic Mulit liebte nnb i4dbte, einen
Spanier, Gabriel Marinp, belIenSaupt-
peroienlt cine i96ne Gimme uno piele
&enntnib in Der Girbenmulit paren,
gum Grabii9of BON Bari ernannte. gi-
men anberen, Srans Panlofa, betOrberte
er aus oemlelben @runoe gum Mrdioia-
eGnus.