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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-12-03
A Stage ssHorse."

A humorist writes: Some time ago
gave an account of an accident that hap
pened TO Mr.. Hammer, the tragedian at
our little theater in New Castle, while
he was representing the "Demon of the
Hartz," and was engaged in descending
through the stage 10 the internal regions
A supernumerary flashed barrelful Of
red FIRE through the hole as the demon
was going down, and Eve minutes later
an underdone demon was being carried
home on stretcher. Well, Mr.. Ham
mar has met with another disaster Last
week the manager put on ano,her piece
entitled wild Bill; or, The Seont Of
the Rocky Mountains" !" and in this MIR.
Hammer was TO be tied upon the back
of an unbroken horse and sent hurling
over the edge of q precipice. As no.
body in town would lend horse for the
purpose, the manager hired q mule from
the Captain of the canalboat The Roar
ing Maria. During the rehearsals the
mule did well enough, bat ON the first
night of the play the footlights must
have scared it, for as soon Ms the savages
had tied Wild Bill upon its back, in
stead Of charging over that awful lath
and canvas precipice. At refused to bndge.
And when the Indian chieftain prodded
il in the side with tin spear il not only
let out it's heels and kicked that unfor-
tunate brave into the wings, where hir
spear jammed savagcly against the
stomach Of the prompter, but IL reach.
| ed It's head around and made an earnest
effort to chew Wild Bills legs. Fail
ing in this, Il stood upon three feet and
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-12-03
Washing Made Easy.

In these days of washing machines,
nodoubt you will all laugh at the idea
of the old pounding barrel being the
easiest and hest way of doing our family
washings, but it is no less fact founded
on experience, and we all know that
pounding does not wear clothes in the
least. ] now recall one family in par
ticular that, to my knowledge, has as
good a washing machine as any in use,
also the pounding barrel, and the latter
is frequently nsed in preference to the
former as being much easier and wash
ing the clothes cleaner in a shorter space
of time. The way to proceed is this:
On the day previous to washing put
your clothes to soak in warm, soft water,
to which little washing-soda has been
added. soaping the soiled spots well, let
ting them remain in this water over
night. Next morning pound them well,
and you will find yonr clothes nearly
clean; wiring them out and again soap
those that are not clean; then put clean,
hot water in the barrel, put in your
clothes, pound again, and as you wiring
them out of this water observe if there
are any soiled spots remaining (such as
wristbands, collars, etc., ifso, rub them
through the hands slightly, and they
are ready for the rinse water. Your
clothes need no boiling (which process
only yellows them). They are not rub
bed to rags on the board. We hear of
no back-aches, nor s0re fingers, nor bills.
ters, and we claim il will do all and even
more than any washing machine ever
vet invented.
Therefore we say to all farmers wives
and daughters, don't moan and bewail
yOur hard lot because YOU have not the
loose change to buy washing-machine
Take one of your mnsty. old por9 bar,
rels from the cellar, clean it thoroughly,
saw off the top down to the second row
of hoops from the top. then nail the top
hoop firmly; send to the village for
good, wooden FOUNDER. and Won have a
washing machine that will cost Won three
dollars and will last a lifetime with good
care. Then get at your washing early
in the morning, and if you have kind
husband, brother, son or bird man about
Won they will often when work is slack
pound them out for yon. and. my word
for it, YOU will find yonr washing in
deed made eusy.-[Lady Cor. Rural New
Yorker.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-12-03
Health by the Saddle.

A Washington letter to the Chicago
Tribune says; "At twenty years Of age,
now more than sixty wears ago, Francis
p. Blair, Sr., WIS pronounced by hiS
physicians an incurable conaumptive.
All remedies tried had failed, and hir
doctors told him that the only thiAg
which could keep him from his grave
was the saddle. Study, Uverwork, or in.
herited consumptive tendencies, had
given him congh, which was causing
him rapidly to waste away. He accept-
ed the advice of his doctors and took Go
the saddle. He started Of ON long
horseback journey, which has not ended
yet. When he began riding he had tc
be lifted to his horse, a. he has had "a
be for the last ten years, but he kept on
riding then, as be keeps on riding nov
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-12-03

[From the Virginia. New, chroniele.l
"Genilemen ofthe jury" he said yes
terday, ''it has been asked by the oPpo~-
ing counsel why my client went Gown
stars. That the blush Of shame did
mot mantle the check OF any learned
friend while putting such an inquiry
argues a heart whose sensibihtiea are
wholly deadened. The astonishment
which is depicted upon your eounte-
nances, gentlemen. IL sufficient 10 assure
me that you appreciate the position IN
which this injured wife and delicate wo,
man was placed. tThe .. W.. a. a W.
weighed l70 at least. and had very rcd
fAce Of uneven surface Why dad shs
no down stairs gentiemenY The question
has been asked, and I answer. Turn
your gAAe upon thin beast; this mons,el
in the serblance Of mani this demon 10
human ( Fm; this devil who insults
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-12-03


Gods imaRel Let him speak, 1.-THE
beass, etc erineed nigBa Of rising wFath.I
TalEe Bis sworn testimony. Here q the
Question: why did Mrs. 'Bulgruddery
go down stairsT Answer-'I hTsted
her.
"Gentlemen Of the jury, he h'isted
herl Great heavensl he hisled herl lie,
the brute, once perhaps man, raised
his foOl and applied il % the form Of
her who. al The holy Rlier. ne had sworn
20 love and cherish. She, q bluahinr
bride, standing before she man Of God,
breathing imidly the vow which bound
her forever TO BulgTuddery. Then n
happy mother, holding 20 her breast the
pledgeaof love which heaven had grant
ed. And yet he h'isted herl .Note0nly
did he h's her, gentlemen Of the Jury,
but il i~ in evidence that he took o fat
iron from her hand, end accompanied
his kick with blow fram thar useful
domestic nIensiL And yes ihe learned
gentleman has the andacity to ark why
Mrs. Bulgrnddery went down stairs"
At this point the excited attorney
gave a Wild laugh and was ordered ~
sit down. Bnlgrudderv was convicted.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-12-03
a Fine Art Magaziae for he Koung.
ST. NICHOLAS FOR ls7Gl

After two years Of prosperity, uneN-
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consolidated with itself ail it, alroueeal
competitors, the publishers find iheni
selves in pusilion to promiss that the
Third Volume, beginning with the mum.
Der for November, 1875, snail, in iis un-
usual attractions FOR (sirls and BOYS. snr-
pass even the preceding volumes, IL
addition to contributions from die frst
sDriters IN Ainerico, there viii be stories,
pnems. and slctohes BY some aUf Abe
most prominent English AuthOrr Ar
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Interesting series Of papers on
WINDSOR CASTLE,
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will contribute TO the new volume.
Louisa M. Alcott will write Marjorie's
Birthday Gifts" and other short stories.
Some articles on Astronomy for Young
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There will be a continued story Of
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In the November Number, the open
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AMERICAN SERIAL STORY,
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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-12-03

In country church, near Warsaw,
Indiana, a few days ago, brother arose
and proposed the purchase Of chaBde-
lier, both as an ornament to the church
and convenience. After he had con-
cluded his remarks, another brother
arose and opposed the purchase Of she
article on the ground that they
needed other things more than they
did chandelier, and concluded with
the remark that even il they had one
there wouldn't be a person in the con-
gregation who conid play on it.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-12-03

Il was at party that some young la
dies were discussing the relative bene-
fits of the sparrows and the worms, when
one of the fair ones appealed TO young
Fizzeiion, who had just Joined them,
and had not caught the draft Of the con-
versation. (which do you think the
worse, worms or sparrows?" What did
the stupid brute do but innoeently an
swer, ~ don't know; never bad worms
----s~-r r---sr---------~-
Noses are fashionable, and have al
-.-a h.ar, foflouo1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-05
Sermtld)te SeriGte.

0ur6 ieine @eife8gegeumnrt
qerctt et.-Seincm rubi9en Slut mo ei-
nsr taltcn lleberleguug bat Elm Sarmer an
Miiiiiiippi, peuu nift ietu gcbcu, 10 bod ic-
oeuialls iein @elo Su perOanfeu. Sin Tar=
mer BON Grant County, g8iSc., fubr lebte
9Sodje cine QaDung Sd)meiue uOd) @,aleHa,
pertauite tic bort uno iubr am 9tad)mittage
n1d Saule. llnterme9S bege9uetc ibm NuT
Der StraBe ein 6rauenSlmmCr nit ciHcm
Sorbe am 4rnt, baS er auf Sitten nlitnabm.
GtlpaS gro6tnohi9 uuo raubbGutig fam Dem
Sarmer Die -SaOp" Dor, uno ais man ell Sc.
Iprdf) anfniipfte, mar Der Sarnlcr iiberSengt,
baB er es NIT eiuemNaune Su tbuu bate uuD
oaB ba mas I'M Spiele lei. - Scr FARMER
pfifT Elm 2ieod)en, lieB Die Yferoe trabeu Hno
Oerlor bic Yeitite. Dttt Dem bGhlditeu Conc
pon 0erQSelt eriud)te er Die yyaop," Die Site
III babeu, Tim bic Beitid)e bOleu Su gebeu.
0ie 8ieroe ieten Nib, unO ibrtu 0GnOeu
t6nne er iie ui6t auDertrduen; eS tbue linn
letb, baB er ne truhCln mitBtc, aber e5 gCbe
nift anoers. Sic yVabp" 9ing i'll bic 60ue;
ite bolte bic Yettife; Der S0rmer rleb Die
Bfarbe nit id)arfen QSOrteu al mo III roieu@
Dem @alopp 9iugS etrpa cine 0teile weIt, ulS
er ourdJ cine @de gHalb muBte. 9ort ipran-
gen Spei WtGnner beroor nit Dem Griud)cu,
gu balten. aber er bielt nidlt unO trieb Ole
Bferbe nod iddrfer, bis er III bic gtdbe pom
6duiern fam. gu 6auie angelangt, iauO er
ben &0rb, ten Die pyaog" am 2lrme bate, I'M
Shlitteu; CT 0edt auf mo itebe Oa, Gin ganz
Ses electromagnetic: nid)t menger, ais led)6
Ih1rfgela0ene 9ieuOlUer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-05
@eaweiier Iiir SteilenOe.
Baltimore sbto GtIcm6obm. +"

. ICutktNtUAS = ~(VbV . SEftVVVVWt
JtIh g8ai9ngton 900, 6.15, GOO, 7.30, 9,O5 f0,5
8orm., u llbr Niittn96 1,3O an SountG9en,) 2.3O
$50, 4.t0, 800, $50 yfahmtttG95 & ubr a6er oe
5onntao5,) $50, 1918 uno 1890 abenos tdgIth.
0eoeItattonen $50, 9.05 uno t2 u6r UittQ9s;
q 80 9ta6mtta9s an Sonnta9en) 2,30, $3.50. 4.l5,
$50 uuO $50 ubr gbeuos.
auuapolts Suncttou ., 7.30, 9,05 Uiorsen8; 5.0(
ll6r gtdcbmittGg5.
9aurel uno g8c9e1ottoneu iioltd - ll6r glor.
gems.
lbr Nbeubs.
annapoIis = 7.3O unO 9.O5 Mor9en5 uuO 5.OC
Rdhmittags, aus9enomInen Sonntd9s.
glleranbria uno Dem Siiomeiten - . abr Vior9ens
uno i0.t5 llbr Abenos tdglih.
Hhmouo uno Dem SHoeH - 300 llbr 0lorgen5
tdgltb, uno 1915 llbr Ibenos.
g8eIt uuo gtor0mc - 6.15 llbr Uforgen5 (utbI
nod Bittsbura, @oIum6u5 ooer Saubustp am
Suuntagel uub 4.3O II. 1890 llbr Nbenos.
So9erstowu - 900 ubr UiorGens; 40 llbr ytafs
mittags, ausgenommeu Sonntdgs.
iSre6erid i I'm 9 llbr Sormittu0s , au5oeuoma
men Sonutd9e, uu6 5.U5 llbr yi0hmttta9S Il. @e9e
ftotiouen aui Der bauptbabn tlGItd.
Btebmont, Staunton uuo 2SeGelationen, Saupt
balm - 9 llbr Dlor3eus, an68enom!nen Sonntags
gBintefter uno gSe8eitattoneu, oauptbabu, AT,
ytadlmittd9s, Gu59enOmmen S0nnt09s.
Sncottz@itu - llbr Dior9eug, f.tj uno i.t5 llb1
ytdbmittags, dug9cnommeu SOunta05, uno 80,
ubr gtdtbmittd9a tl3l(b.
3ige pertaiieu gSdibiu9ton fir Baltimore - >, T.
$50 Il. 1880 llbr 8ormittoa6; ubr Odttag5; $3.50
300 uno $50 ubr A5eno5, taglth, Gu5genors
men Gonnta9s; : 30, lbrDior9enS, i2,5J, f.0t
Jtabmittaqs U3I Gm SonntoQe), 3.i5, 6, $40 uut
l6l A6cno5 td9lb.
Vile 3ii9e bolten AM "StnNutt ooteI" 6ei'm Re'
lQp=SouIe uu-
BilletzBureau-Gdm Stdtton uno Shooft=
Gde Der Baltimore uno Galoertitr., no Auitrd8t
iiir Baggage empidnQeu, UNI nab uno UoH irgcn(
einem Staottheie bcIoroert Su uer6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-05
Ser Giienbal,u frtea.


Sor. S. gS. @arrett, BrdIioent Der ,,Salti
more, Ohio SlbH- @eiell(flaft," empftng pol
einiqen Sagen ein Sd)reiben uou Srn. Sc
mett, benz Brdiioentcn Der y@rlebabn," ir
meldem oerielbe eiu 8eoauern iiber BEN bit
teren 9ampf au8pridt, Der imii6eu De,
Baltimore Sbio=" uuo Der ,Beuuipluanie>
Sabn~ entbrannt iif. !6r. Semett bemerfi
in ieinem Sdreiben, baB hieier Sampf einen
10 naftbeiligen @influB auf Die Sntsreiien
aler iibrigen Sabu GOmpagnie'n ausiibt,
oaB elm Ser9leth iebr iuiinihen8mertb er'
| id)eine. Brdii0ent @arrett iauote $nrn. Sc
nett ais @nt9c9nnn9 auf ociien Sdreibet
uorgeiteru folgenceu Srtcf 5u:
Baltimore, Den 3. OtdrS 1875. 6rn. s..
s. Sepett, Ncm- 9ort.-Sdl bin Sbneu iebr
perbunben fir Shr Sd)retben. AlS Gntge9=
nung nnB i'd Sbnen lcbodl benerten. ouB Die
burb 9tifts gercdltiertigte 9anblnug, meldle
Den 8rteg berbelfiibrte, nt6t bon Der ySaltt
more=Sbto=," ionbern poH Der nBennIplua=
nter Sabnz@ompagnte" ausging, tn0em Die
Sebtere Der Baltimore SbiObabn" henSdic.
nenmeg Der nGauoen Nmbop Sabu" nad)
9tcp=Yorf perihlOB. 90 lange Die yBeun.
lplpanler" Hidt Der Baltimore Sbiobabu"
Ienen 9enGnnten Sd)ieuenmeg nad) 9tem=2)urf
ours 9feue erIflieBt, fam bon elmer Ginitel,
lung Der 8etnOieltgfetten feline 0teoe iein. Die
0treftOren Der yS0ltimOresSbiobahn" be9en
Die lleberSeuguug, oab Die y8ennIplpanier
Sabn" ganS alleiu uerantportlid lit fir ben
3uitanb Der 9ingc. SObn gS. @arrett, Yrd.
Ii0ent."
9luf bieies Sd,reiben hin, empfing ,6r.
8arrett cine 0epeide beS 0rn. Seluett, lporin
Oeier ben SOridDlaq madt, Die gauge 9lngelc=
genbeit einem Sdie08geridlte Su iibermeilen,
melf)es aus lfGunern beitebt, Die BET feiner
Der betoen III Sampf geratbenen Sabn-@omz
pagnie'n irtereiiirt iino. 0icie 9epei1e be-
antluortete Sr. Garrett nit folgenoem S9reis
ben:
Baltimore, ben 4. Mfdr;. Srn. $. S.
Selpett.-Sbre 9epeihe fam mir geitern 3u
pGnOen.-0ie Baltimore Sbiob0bn @onlz
pagnie" bleibt bel tbrem @nti6luiie, ibre I'm,
abhdn9igfett I'll beuabren. sic fam 1id)
oaber nid]t bon anoerer Seite conroliren lais
len. SOl Die alte 6arnlonie .pieoer bsrge=
iteat merbeu, 10 muB Die y8enuiplpanier
Sabns@omp." ibre Sd)ritte SuriiG lenten.
unperltdnoige @rulGBtgung Der 6abrpreiie
bon Seiten Jener @ompagnie miro iif) ais
cine Sluiion erlueiier, tpenn bic @ompagnie
glaubt, Die Baltimore. Shiobabn" Su 3ipins
gen, fid auf einen Sergetd ein5nlaiien, mel,
der nit ben Yrin5ipien Der lettcren SaBn i'm
gSiOeripru6 ftebt Iu8 Dem ei9enthiimli1en
Seriahren, melfes bic yBennipluanierSabn"
eingei6la9eu, fam MIR @uteS entiprieBeu.
Die iblimmen @rfabrun9en unb 9teiultate,
melde bic 9eIfifte Der Ourd) yti6t8 geredtz
fertigteu 6elnOieligfeitcu gegen Die Saltiz
more. Sbtobabn" lebrt, lumO 8u peruiiniti-
gem, rlhigen gtadOenfeu fitbrcu unb dbnlite
SOrtale in 3utunft unm69lidh MAIDEN. SD.
nen fir SIRE freunoli6e 3nid)rift OantenO,
perbleihe id) SIR s. IS. @arrett."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-05
r. RAIEE, Proprietor.
GuropGiid)e Seridte.

/ Sn Der y m urger yS 0ri Il.
= e" Eneen mir folgenoe 9totis, iueld)e
| iid abgeleben bon Dem intereIianten Subqlte
aud burf Itpltitlidbe Seinbeiteu aus,eihnet.
g er fefbrteftldl uerfol9te &aufmanu s. 6.
Roqas ioa ben iiingiten @rmittelunqeu an
folQe mad Sem 9orf entfommeu iein. 3uz
qleih hat fidl fetltellen laiien, oa6 er Dor
Gur;em ad)t Siten iuertbuOller 9Saaren ourdl
etne iogcuaunte SdlninOelfrma in 2onoon,
nit Der CT in regem 8eidlGftsperfebre geitaus
| ben, auf Iuttion bat oertaufeu laiicn. Ser
! mutblid) hat 8ogerS nit Dem Grl6ie oleiJr
4uftiou ieine lleberIeoelUng uab 2lmcrifa
bewcrfitel(igt. Sci bieier gelegenheit ioa
| ffd, oenn aud ,iemlif Smeiiellos ergebcu ba=
ben, oaB ldon ieit lGngerer Belt abieiten Der
ermGbnteH Sd,minoelirma IN Son0on gSua
ren, ole q. gleId5 naf ibrer @mpiOnAuabme
bon bier oortbtn lpeotrt, altttlonSmene Der.
i6leuoert tporpen iirlo."
= (9luS gS # fuleu,) @pmuaiial=
Director gSiebemann III 2ltteuorrn itorb am
%. Sanuar, 6S Sabre alt.-0aS oleSl0bu9e
SdnQerfeit oeS ,9torobeutld)tu SGngcrbun-
oeS" piro i'm Suli in 8ieleielO abgebalttu,
unb ioll Iid) Die Ginpeibung oeS 6ermaun's
0eufmalS auf Der @rotcnburQ bel 3etmolG
unmittelbar an bahelbe andlieBeu. - >Jn
Gedlingbarieu fam Der 3immermeiitcr Ner,
mann 9erb am 4. Sebruar burdl Den Sim
turs etner: WnIer um'S Ecben.-Sn Sotum
lpirO fortan Die &nitcllung Der @pmuatal.
2ebrer obne 9fiifId)t auf Die Gpnieiiou er=
fOlgen. = Die meitbtu beritbTte l000ziGbr:=
&c yoide eide" bel ytie6ercimer iou pom Se-
iiter 9eiGut werSen. Dem bttr. 6eun Ituo
ndmlid Die piclen Sciufer bes 8aume8 SIR
Gait.
lleber bic @eburtcH oon
3milIingen un0 0rtllingtH
in Scitreid) d. meIbet bic yBrtiie" Sol.
9enoes: pic meiblid1e 6ruhtbarfet in feme
geringe, unb 10 fomntt eS, oaB Die SepOlte-
rung 1tetig sunimmt, melt Die 3obl Der Sc.
boreneu lsne Der SsrtOrbcueu iiberragt. Die
itatiltiIhen Nui5eihnuugen, meld)e bieriibCr
9epilogen m,rbeH, liefern bic iiberraidenoiten
Hejultate. 90 !. y. puroen i'm Sabre 1872
in gang SeItret6 1880 3millinge gcboreu,
oaoon famen II ,775 lebeub uno 755 toOt Sitr
8elt. Shne 0tiidiidt oicies llmfanOc8 itebt
@altSien in Setreff Der 3pilinge Obenan NIT
5288, oann fOlgt S0bneH mil 4514, DidbreH
nit 2032, 9tieoer0itretb nit 1904, Steiermurt
nit 1858, Die Sufomtna mtt584, Sd]leiieu nit
$50, Sber0itreid) uno Sirol nit 498 uno be-
SiebuugSmeiie nit 482 3wiaingen, &rGin nit
$50, &Grntben init 352, OalmNtlcn nit 270,
Sitrien nit 232 @6rS unb Gruoisfa nit
2O4, SulSburg nit 1913, Sricit iommt @ebiet
NIT 104, Sorarlberg nit 48 3mi1mgeu.
Spe5ieQ Die uneheliden 3wtllinge bctrad)tct,
mar ibre Differ 2076. g8aS Die 0rillinge an.
belaugt, 10 famen i'm genamten Sabre 387
Sur gSelt (parInter 81 tobtgcborcne), i'll Gas
llSien -, i'll gtieoer0itreidl A. Sine Gebut
brahte 4 Snaben, le eiuc @eburt 8nabeu
unb Widohen, Snabcn uno , WdOheu,
3 W6od1en un6 Snabe."
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Sentjd)lano.
y rltn, 4. Utdr3. - SSnfolge Der lester
Gncpclifa bes 8apites bat Die 9fegierung i'm
preuBiid)en 2aubtage etne Sill eiugebrad)t,
lpeld)e Der fatboliiden @eiitli1feit Die Oota=
tton entSiebt nno beren QusSablunq nur an
iOld)e Sid,Dfe perfiigt, meide iid) bnrd) eint
formeae @rfldrung perpiltdlter, ben Staats=
geIeten 9eborIam Su leilten.- Sin 9efret il
bonn &aiier erlaien mOroen, peld)es ben @r.
port bon BferOen ucrbietet.
cSrIauo.
9ublin, A. MdrS. = Sobn 0tjtaell
purOe bente in Stpperarp pieOer fir bae
8arlament nominirt. 0toOre, Elm @onierpa=
tiper, iit iein 9egenfaubiOat. Die Babl
finoet am II. 3. 80. itatt. 0fithe4 tf iebr
franf. o
Esranfreid,.
Parts, 4. Wdrs.-Sei Der Sil0ung bes
neuen Gabtnete8 baben iif S6wierigfeiteil
erboben. Die 2infe mill uid)t Su9cben, eaB
elm Sertreter Der gemGBt9ten 8etten in oas
Cabinet gelangt. 2Senu Die llnter6anblunz
gen febllf)lagen, baun miro BrdfOent Ste
Ntabon Elm 0tiniiterium btlOen, Obne Die 8ars
teten Der Notwithstanding Su coniulti-
rem,
StaIien.
BariS, 4. OtGrS. - Der Serid)t, 6aB Der
VluI 0orlt DOH SSalgtn9ton naq Nonoon
perleet merben ioa, wtro auf quite autoritat
bin ptoerle9t.
SonbOn, 5. MGrS. = Ser 8apf bat ben
Gr5biidof Wanning Su ftb nad 9iom bei6ie-
ben. @s ptrb BON autbentiider Seite per-
il6ert, Dab er gum Cardinal trbobeu werben
tpirD.
RubIano.-Sie 8aSbermTung Scs itcHpertres
tenoeu amerifamiidem 8eianoten In ct.
petersburg scfotoert.
0onbon, 3. 0idr5.-@ine SpeSialbepe>
Idle an Die Yoit" bon ct. petersburg berif
tet, oaB in oorti9eu 0tegierun9sfreiien 9rOBe
Snbtgnation iiber einen 8eribt Oes ftellper-
tretcnoeu @eianOteu, 0ru. S9upler, berri6e,
neil berielbe barin Die Jfegierung 8uBlanO'8
in Snrteitan cine DtiBregteruug nenut unO
oieielbe Der @rpreiiuug beihulOigt. @S heiBt,
oaB 6iirlt Gortifafofi bic 9bberufung OeS
ielben gefor0ert bat.
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s,ertoom,,a ees AZ. gouare,,es

Ierta8mns ees 43. Gon8reRes.
gSaibtn9to 4. Wdr5. g senate
leate Gomnnbs ben @onierens Seridt iber
bic 2eeislatio-, greculip- uno SuftiSeSerpil>
liaungs< Bta Dor Mno Oerlelbe wnrbe nn9es
uonlrlen.
5araent rief bic 0eiisit. SerfpiGisungs>
Bill ani, nno folgeuOe aui ben Diitrift @o=
lumbia besiigliGen AmenoementS muroen
einaelhaltet: $4,000 fir elm neues S9nlz
baus in @eorgetopn; $4,000 fir eineil
neuen 6euer> alarnzSelegrapben.
0ie Sermilisuns sur Ss5ahluns Der lib
fidlen 4nIpriibe muroen aEgenonr1en.
g. 6. Beaumont nurbe mieber IN lelner
uripriinaliden stang in Der Slotte eingelest
5ie Sill, elmer Qn5abl bon Siieldnoerr
ibre biirserii9en SteGte 5nriidsnsebsu, wurb'
angenonlnIell.
Sem qieut. COMMANDER Pearicn muroe &c
ftattet, ben Batb- 0rben 81 acceptlren.
Der @onferens Seridt iiber ote Oer5tt
| 0errpiliamngs Bill rpnroe angenommen..
| 2oean pom &ouferens Gomite bifld5tet
iiber bic Bountp Bill, oaB bas 9aus o1e Se
mats. .AmenoementS gebilli9t babe. Spragu
beautraate, ben Gonierens Verid)t auf Del
9ii9 gu lesen. gseit iaste, oas merOe tsinel
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Sn Ncw zYort berriAt crbtbiiAe 2lufrez
9uug inter Den Sau2otal Gigcntbitmcrn,
inOem OteBoll5ei, auf Elm alteS @eiet gctiitt,
pl0tllh Nle Dta8tenbGae perboteu bat. Der
Dtagor bat iId) Der Sou-Eotol= GigeHtbimcr
augcuOmmen uno bel Der BOli;eibebGyOe &C.
gen ibr 8Orgeben prOtcitirt. Der laSciut
@aucau ioue aleroiu9s Gui atlc Sale ab9c=
i6afit wcrOeu, Oa8 lei aber teinGrlEo, DiaS=
feubGile III auitdnOigen yOtaleu, no eS tets,
luie er, Der DtagOr, iid) lclbit peri0nlid) ium
Seftcrcn iiberSeugt icbr oultdnoig 5ugebe, 5I
Oerbietcu, uno Dem Siirgcr en 10 lormlOic5
Ser9niigen Su raIben.