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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

PULLMAN CARS PROM PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, 100 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA,
where Tickets, sleepiDg-car Bcrths, &C., can be
procured
l.. M. COLE Gen. Ticket Agent,-E. r. DORSEY,
Asst. Gen. Ticket Agt.-1HOs. X. SHARP, Master OF
Transportation. my24 GIN
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
RALTIMOlsE & POTOMAC r. II.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH

\ <AAA~ A0ANAhA1 ~ 1 " Ao0ALAS At 4ts
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH 7rn, 1915,
Trains will leave wilmington in connection with
the Baltimore Potomac X H., a. follows:
Leave wilmington aOs. A. n. Arrive Warrington
SIS, A. M, city time.
Leave wilmington 1909, A. II. Arrive WaShtnRtOn
a43, =. H., city time.
Leave Wilmington 1855 p. n. Arrive Warrington
A.O3, p. M, city time.
Leave Wilmington ,as, P. II. Arrive Washington
5.I3, p. NJ, city time.
Leave wilmington no. Pm. Arrive washington
l1.23 p NJ, city time.
R1ruRNMo:
Leave Washington s.03 4. N city time, Arrive
Wilmington .20I, ?. N.
Leave Washington 9.23, 4. NJ. city ''r,r Arrlv,
wilmington 1870, ?. N.
Leave Washington vt LIS p. II. Arrive Whining
ton b.3s, T. N.
Leave washington ass 2. ~, city time. Arrive
Wilmington $50 p. Il,
Leave washington S.os, p. n, city time. Arrive
Wilmington l.T, A. n.
Local Trains leave Baltimore 100, $40 and IO.Cb,
A. H., l00 Al0, lis, 9.3b, p. n Arrive washington
$50, sAb and II as A. NJ, 2As oo6 S0o, and lilo r.
n.
Leave Warrington SO and II is A. H., &c., ITO
and l0.l5P. n. Arrive Baltimore 1918, 4. H., o.
o.Ao, s.so and II, T. u. 9Do. G. WILxIla,
FRANZ THOMSON, Genl. Manager.
D. M BOYD. Jk General ra1a. Ar feb98-u
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

NHANGE OF HOURS-WILMINGT
~ 4 WESTERN RAlLROAD.-Commencin Mon.
day, September l4th 1874, Trains will run IA fol-
lows:
Leave Wilmington 0.SO q. M, and 5.S5 p. m.
Leave Landenberg 6.+b q. m, and 20 p. m,
Arrive wilmington 1855 q. m. and 3.i5 D. nj.
Arrive IAndenDerg 1915 p. m, and $50 p. m.
CONNECTlONs-At Wilmington, with Y. W. 4
b. AMI Delaware X. X. trains. At IandepberQ With
Pcnna Delaware Railroad.
ly29-t DAVID CDNNKII Sun
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
MARYLAND u DELAWARE RAIL.
AXA ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
On and after THURSDAY, JUNE 10Th 1876,
Trains will run "A follows:

Freight tralnwill have passenger car attached, and
Will be subject 10 delays incident TO freight business
All fregha must he Ut the various Stations ut least
thirty (3c) minutes before starting Of trains other.
wise vii lay over twenty -fnur (s4) hours.
Passengers using The 40 M. train from Easton
viii arrive In Philadelphia at 800 a. m AMI return
rg VIII ave Philadelphia at Sis p. m thus giving
nearly eight hours for business purposes In that
city. I'LL CAiDWk LI.
EAsTOS, June 5tht6.5 Superintendent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-08
Die gStrren TT Miiitfitppt. - Sl,t=
ffdc 6e6mNfea

0f mpbis 8, Z. Sftbr. - 0as bieiiqe
Slatt - 2lppeal" bat beute Uiorgen fOlgsn0s
| Spe3tal: 0epei6en oonSrtars= 3 Boint: y@enes
raj Chalmers perfollte Die gteger Inter
Dem ifmarien @eneralBeaie in Der 0onners.
| tags 9taht bis Sd)ufiorbSpille. 6raut Scott
rpuroe aus etnem t6interbalte Don Negern
lduer pertpunbet. Die i'm Sinterbalte lie.
9enoen gteaer mur0en ipdter bon Capt. gurs
fe angegrlffen uuo bret ipurbeu getDotet uno
elmer tO0tll6 bernuuOet. 9rei alt6ere See
ger wneoeu gefan9en genonmen unb befinben
ltd MIN IN 0aft.
Sn Der gtdBe Der @renSe ponSunica. .@ouus
tn mEroen nod sruei ami. re gteger berboitet
uno bet9eitedt. Sen. @balmer5 bat gegen<
mdrtig 250 Ntann @apaaerie; er iteB geiteru
Ibeno 1870 Wanu in @larfspQe, I'm Die
oortt9en 9teger, Weld)e cine bro9enoe 6alz
tlln9 angenommeu, in S6aG 3u balten.
&balmer8 begab l;1 bann uad Sonestonn,
no angebli6 Sen. Yeaie 500 Dtaun fart
ltano. Seute OtorQen traf Die gtad,ridlt eln,
OaB Die Gorpoitcn Der beioen yarmee'n" Fd
IN SduBtpette geqeniiber itanoen uuo oaB
ld'on etnt9e SAarmiitel sor9efallen ieien.
Bel Senator 2llcorn'S 2anO9ute ioQ es audi
81 Sampien gefommen iein. 9ieie Staot
ptro pom 100 bemafineten Sirgern betpad)t.
DIE 9SetBen pliien faum, mas iie anfangen
lollen. Sbre 9Sobuungeu auf Dem 9anoe
ltno ld]utloS, unb tuenn bic 9teger Die g1ei=
gun9 beaen, @emalttbdtigfeiten 81 be9eben,
10 fann te 9tiemanO suriidbalten.
Ut emp is, Z. Sft. = Chalmers bat
Peae's StrettrGfte aus SOnestomn pertrie=
ben uno itrebt oarnadl, Beaie gefangen 5u
nebmen uno oanit Dem 4ufltanoe Der yteQer
ein @noe 81 MAIDEN. SdIeriff Srorn balt
itd) in Selena auf unb bsltreitet, Die gSirren
peranlaBt sn babeu, bebauptet aber i'm Stanbe
5lt ieln, bic gteger Snm 6rieben brin9eu Su
f0nneu.
Die 9fa6ri6teu iiber Ole Streitfrdite Der
Neger nno ben auiltano iiberbaupt tuaren
iibertreben; etpa 800 5uiammen.
9eIaufene S9warSe iiuo 9teisnigeH, luelde
hen Grnmnll nnnPitiitat hnhPn
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State auf 81 Yrosent feft. 9(uf Der glttiens
SOrie 1T @elo gu Broseut gu habeH; i'm Of;
fenen Wartte 0isfOntO 2g.-@rie 154.
Die Spe5iepOrrdtbe Der !, Banf bon Srauf=
reid" baben rpGbreno Der lebten 2Sod]e nm
l5,785,0 900 Src8. abgenommen.
Giperpo Z. Sftbr.- SaumlpOlle
begebrt. Sbcrl. 6 1916; Srl. SIG. -
Serfduie 10000 Sallea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-08
Ser 3ablmetfters s0retber 9str=
tteN 1ttto tpcr btttter tilut ffeCff.

SNH SraH5 ScO, @al., Z. gftbr. =
Su Dem Safe oeS betriigeriiden 3ablmeiiter8z
S6retbers YiuneD peripridt Der 3a9lmeiiter
SpaulOing, i'm SaGe Die unteriu6ungS.
&ommiifton ibu Su arg beOrdngt, eine Gnt-
biilung 81 MAIDEN, peld)e cine arge Serpirs
rung inter ben Yolitifern an;urtGteu be.
Itinmt 1T. tnOenl er Die giuiliiie auf,ubeden
sebeuft, psldle Pinnep bisber I'M 2lmte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-08
Cine 2loorttottilfim aas Sem
s3uG,tbdtlfe eutfDrlttlaen.

OF. Z 8, Wfo., I. Sftober.- Gine
SpeSials0epeide aus Sefferion=Gltp melbet,
baB Otaoame 6ertemeper, eie notoriideNbor.
ttoniittn bon ct. 2ouis, rpelfe Su 5ebn Sab
rem 3ud,tbausbait uerurtbctlt mar, geitern
4beno enttun1, tuOem ite iid) burf oas Sen
fterden iiber ser Sbitr ibrer 3elle beraus
sipan9te. Sic III nod nift pieoer eingeian
opu
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HfG1t0e.

Bott8pille, Z. Sttober. - @eitern
Qbeno murOe Der Seriuf aenta6t, BEN gro<
ZEN &Oblenbreder Der yBbil. 9teabnger.
&ohlen unb @iieu Comp" BEL gSeltbrootitbe
in Sranb 81 itefen. Die ShmieOe, baS SD.
derbau8, bic S6reuerperfitdtte uuo oa8
Selhaus puroen serIt0rt. IS gelang ieoo6
ben arbeitern ben Soblenbreder 3u retten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-08
Scr Iergmit8mnasreticnoe fiir's
QSnferInfto.

Buebto, Sol, 6. Sfttr. = 8rdIiOent
@rant nnp 6eiiegeiellidaft faneu bsute III
etnem SpeSial5uge bier an. Ser 8itrger>
metiter uuO StaOtratb empfingen Die @eiel-
Idlaft III &utiden uno braAteu iie ua9 Sem
rGinOcle 6Otel" no bic Siirger Oe8 StGbt.
dbens Dem Yraitoenteu ibre 2lufmartuug mad.
ten. Ser YrdFoent mar itarf erfdltet unb
belt feline 8eOe; iein @mpfang mar auberz
oroentli6 entbuiiaiiiid).
0enper, Sol, Z. Sftbr. - Ser 8rdii
bent fe6rte beute ans Dem SiiOen suriif unb
mirO morgen Gentral.GitD, Slad 5awt unO
Sepractomn beiuflen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-08

q 10 !. y o IT, Z. Off. = Ule @ulaIo'
reu oe8 Beabcop grSiebun9s SonO btelten
beute Die 3lpeite Sibung. aleranOer Stewart
pou Gir9inlen uno g. gS. 8tggS BON
@albinatou traien Elm unb tpobnten Der Ser
lamnllung BET.
Ser 8ertd,t bes Sd)atmciiters er9ab, baB
Der 9eiamntbetrug, welder iest fir Die
ocridieoenen Suititute perruenbbar ift, ilb anf
SIG 400 hPlinft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-08
Sn0tSMIn0.

yf0r T, Tlr9., Z. Of. = Sin yfeger
mnrpe beute III Semppiae, 9rtnceB Slime
@ountp, BON einem iungen Manne, Namens
6errid, Ourd einen SduB get0Otet. Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-08
Nfp i1hrIfdte Ssnir.

81 0out8, I. Of. = gSie e8 iett Sab
rem 8rau6 mar, tpurbe Der bsutige Sag alS
ell Selttag beobadtet, nm SeSern 9eleger.
heit 5u Qebtu, an Der Sair tbetlSunehmen.
Die @eitdfte. Geridlte unO 0ffentlihen Imt8l
lOtale paren gcidlloien, unO etrpa 10000
8erionen befanben ft 0tahmittags auf pem
EeiinInt,p
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Die 1fnferiltll1ttta tlt s. arris bMra.
Ser W6rSer oes SGjttImaoGtens
San9ma0e nod) ntGDt toentt=
S,Sr&

Qoipel1, Wtaii., Z. Sftbr. - Sobn
Oiaber, Der geitern perbaitete 2anbftreid1er,
neld3er int Serba6te itano, Sri. 9an9maOe
erulorbet Su babeu, lit eutlaiien poroell, ba
Die Semeiie bartbun, boB Der Wann CUR 3sit
oe5 OtoroeS unm0glidl in Der gtdbe oes
Sdauplabes 9elueien ietn fonute.
@m 9ien1tage mar bcrelts Elm Ofann, 9ta-
mems g8. 9rem, oerbattet woroeu. Oerlelbe
itebt in ben mittleren Sabren uuo lit Samt.
lienuater.
Der BoltSiit 5ilbretb bate erfabreu, baB
9retp an oem 9ormitta9e, an nelbem Der
Wtoro periibt murbe, uid)t gu 6auIe mar; er
ma6te iid) baber NIT eiuer Qn3abl uon Sitr-
germ auf, nm i'm aufsuudcn unO su uerhaI.
ten. sic trafen 0rep in Soofiea auf elmer
SuBnanbcrung nad Mand)efter. glls inn
Der Yolisit arretireu mollte, rpebrte er fi6
gan; per3peifelt. @r nuroe ieOod iiberrudf.
tiQt nno nada Suncoof gebradt NlS er bort
anfam, tobte bic Solfsmenge 10 brobeno Inn
ibn, baB Die Yolisiiten i'm in Die Wtitte neb>
men uno nit gelpannter Reuoluern gegen Den
8olfs3orn ld)iiSen mubten. Ser BoliStlt
6ilbretb ermabnte bic 2eute, rubig gu ietn
uno fd) auer @epalttbaten 3u entbalten, es
lei nod fein binldngli9er 8elueis oorbanOen,
auf ben Orelp Oes Serbredens iiberf iibrt mers
otll luuNSf liu co III ptS pIltlpl w %p1btetT
ben @efan9enen Su i6iiten. 0rep puroe
bierauf in Das Boliset @eidngniB 9ebratt
mo SalIelbe wirb iebt Don bewaifneteu 8oli.
,iIten bewad)t. AlS Srew befragt purbe, luo
er itdb am Ntoutase auf9ebaltea periuidelte es
fid) in gSioeripriide. j3ucrft iagte er, rhabe
nit einenl SilbrIperfe etuen Mann nah 2on>
DON Qebrad)t. Oa bic Poli5ei aber nidt 81
ermitteln i'm Stanoe mar, luer Der Otann
mar, ben 0rep naf 2onbou gebradt babcn
| poQte, Oren au5 nld|t nadmeilen fonnte,
| mober er oas Yfero befommen, ba er tein
Nubruert beibt uno oieie9lusrecen allegtidtS
| frudteteu, 10 luollte Orep iein Ilibl OaOurd]
nahmeiien, Oab er bebauptete, er babe elnem
8ater qebolfen, cine 8afteinmauer ber3uftels
len. gGenu Dieie 2lngabe luabr lit, fam Der
gepeis pafiir ehr leidt erbrad9t meroen.
Orew hat Serrpanote unb 5reunbe in Son,
corp, Die ibu pes ihm SIR 2ait aelegten Scr
bredeus fir untdbis balten. Ofan bat auBer
0rsm aud1 eineu gte9er i'm gerba1te, Der iebt
inter poli3eilid,er neberpa6nng itebt uno
mahrldlenlid} rod beute Oerbaftet neroen
uirD. Saulenoe BON Beriouen itnb in Sud.
itreet, 8embrofe unb Suncoof Damit beld)Gfz
tiat, pas 8dtbiel binfi6tlid) Der Grmorouug
pes Sri. 2angmaoe 5u lDien. Die 9lufregun9
iit iebr qrOB iolte es iid] in Ger Sbat herauss
ftsaen, oaB Orew bas Serbre6en be9augeu
/ bat, bauu Diirtte, pie man allgemeiu 9laubt
J Sic Boli,ei piel 81 ihpa6 ietn, ben UtiiIe
tbdter gesea ben Sllmm osS SOlteS 81
idJiiten.
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gta0t Baltimore.
9emOfratiide Maiisnberiamm>
lung tit Der Z. @arS.
@rneerG GmtDmftas mus.

Reoen oeS Nabnrs Saninnt, oes Sstu 8.
Douglas SsambIe,On, oes Mdbtb. SSohn
See SarroA, bes GrzC5onoermcnrs Itlz
Lam Etnfuen 2SbHte, oeS 6rn. Stioor
Ragner, oeS Mdjtb. Sarues Compton
umo oes 8cnetaI 3. 6. &atrobe. 14tStn-
seIubeiten. ~ g
@tne Wafenperiammluna Ser Oamofraten
Der Z. gSarO purbe geitern A5eno auf Dem
Plabe an Der Sereintguug Der @a1z, Chem
uno @benltraBe abgChalten. Ntebr, uls fitnf.
tauleno Berionen nobnten Der Serlammiung,
Die ii9 Sn elmer Der entbuiialti1iten 9eitaltete,
weldle iemal8 III Baltimore abgebalten pur.
ben, BET. Gin MuitcorpS mar Susegen unb
lptelte mebrere Biecen, bic nidlt menig oaiu
beitrugeu, ben fi6 atlgemein tunOgebenbcn
Gntbuiiasmus 81 itei9ern. or. Same8
Sono, Ganoioat fir ben eriten RatbSsmeiq,
rief Die 9sriammlung 3ltr Srbnurg, poraHf
Ole nafftehenben Seamten rur6 Reclamation
ermdhlt mlIrnPu.
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0aS 0irettorium oes r9llGgez
einen . ell II ZEN Q8 a i1enbauie 8"
bielt gelteru Qlbenb cine @enGalperiamnllung
inter benz Soriiee be8 YrdTOenten, 5rn,
9uitap Sacius, ab; 6r. e. G. 2inoen fuu.
gute ais SefretGr. Jtad 8erleiung oes 8ro.
tofoaS rei9te Der Sinan3= =Setretdr fOlgenoeu
Seridt iiber Die @inuabmeH mo 4u8gaben
mdbreHb oes brttten GuartalS Oe8 laufeuOeu
Sabres elm:
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slns Der 8nnpeshauntifast.

gSaibingtOn, Z. Dr. 9eute wur6e
mieoer etneanSably Ilabama"f f9lniprii6e erie
biat. Sulins 6ale erbielt sl053.O3; 2ouis
@dmarb s587.93; sbr. 8ebll6 $1470.O3
4ug. &Dnig s2402.21.
= Der Snolaner @ommliidr Smith bat
auf Die @rflaruug Norbboii'8 i'm Setreff Der
llnruben unter Den Boaa. SnoiaHern in San
Diego Gountp, Sal, erpieoert. ST ia9t, bas
0eparten1snt lei our1aus nibt idulo oil ben
gSirren, ionbern Der @ongreB; berielbe babe
trob oeS rpieOerholten 0rdngens bon Seiten
oes Departments es unterlaiien, ieine Pii9t
, II thuu
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W&OrQ4

ytewsS sSapen, st., Z. Oft. - 8or
einiaen Sa9en gsrietben in gSaterburs Sau.
6anes uno gSm. gSooo, Snet Saliftieter,
nit einanper in Streit, mobei Der @ritere BON
g8ooo nit einem Srette auf ben &opi ge.
id,laqen uub nit eineu Seile am 6aubgelenfe
perlebt wuroe. @r tit an ben Serwunounsen
seitorben unO @ooO itst wesen MorOes in
lluteriu6unssbaft.
Barton, ST., Z. Stt. = 91obert Di:l-
Ter, Elm alter uno geahteter gtann, Der fiinf
Uieilen norbiueitlidl bon Ydrton pobnte,
ruuroe beute 0torsen BON WeIis Conn, elueml
Bewohner bon campaign, @ountp, ermoroet.
Der Sbdter iiberlieferte ii6 BEN Seb6roen.
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Neme Mn3etsem.
S&kA~ Marplanber SodeDz
&& Stub.
YtmIico=Ne Nenmbabn.

@zsSSa NlllU.
Ytmltco=Gennbabn.
Sahres=Nenucn am 49,, co., FL. umo 2a.
Sftpber 1875.
$4,000 an gorfen uuo StafeS.
Sagltdb bier Henueu.
yunft ubr eginneuo.
Stfuffag. ben 19. Sft.-beribmte Sirie= States.
Wtitt,ppd, Den 20. Oft. -Irobe Steeple Chase.
Somneritag. Den 2t. Ot.-sroBes Siermeilenz
Heat=Renneu.
Treitag, ben %. SH.-erose steepe Chase.
ueber 200 Bieroe weroen oa ein. oarunter aae bes
ribmten Uiaritdne bes 9anoes. 2luftions= unb ee=
9enieIit9e YarIer Pools perben ala6enbGidh tpdb=
reno Der Wote in Saruum's Sotel uno tdslid4 auf
bet 6ennbabn periauft.
gStc erreid,t man BimIien ?-aue staotsBfsr=
oeoahnz z2Sag9ons, bic his 5ur 8ouuoGrp=l0enue |
geben, iblieBen fid bic a1e finfsebn 0iinuten |
absebenoen 9imltco'er Bferbebabn. 0assons an.
,Sabr9e,o 10 Cents.
Gntree. |
S.nsts.9sISo... -'.'''.''..' - - r ~ Sthlo
yur DPH oHenen Gotlno. 0U cts. ertrQ.
ISr ote 9foBe 91tf1oe e........-.......S1 81 ertrd.
Gtn9an9 fur oen;EQuarter Stretch Lalo 9ro6en
Stdn0 -.-....................... So.
ein9in9 fur eeeneieleben pd1reno aaer pier
2a9e ...............-...... $1O.
Gtntrttt5farten fino an nno nath Wiontaa, ben 49,
Sttober, in llcSaffrep'5 WiuiitaIien=S SonOluns Su
Sas einSi9e autorifirte 8rosramm bon 3. u. sbe-
riIf. Soen Spmia, Yrdiioent;
t2it-5D s. 8. Ser8uipm, Setretdr.
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Selegrapbii9e Sepei9en.
ssu!anss9epeide,t.

(Seritte oer naTociirten Sreiie" fit oen n@ors
repouoenten.")
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Sn 9ouis 8 taste geitern cine Gon=
pention Der 3piebadbdder.
9ie ausfeluns in 81 me, ga., erireut
fi9 ciueS sablreiden Seiu6eS.
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0ermti6te Sepef1en Gus
Dicft1sN nrf.

| sc orf, z. Sftbr.- Ser Sdmpfer
,6anlmonta" lit BON 9Gulburg uno Der
0ampfer uJtuiiia" bon giUerpool bier ein'
9etroffen.
- Sch er0ffnete gu III.
| - Die Sunoesregterung berfaufte beltte
eine 0illion Dollars Sob fir 1l6.00 bis
117.05.
I -Sobu Gorbam, Brdiibent Der r9orbants
Silpcr.&are Wanui. Comp" IN Broploence,
bat ietne 3abIungen etngeiellt. 9ie Ser
| binolidfeiteu brlGufen iid) auf s600,000.
Die GompaSnie piro ourt bieies 6aaiment
rid)t beriibrt.
- Die 2oGl @innubmeu betru9en beute
1907 900.
- Ser l1nterI6asmeifter sablte bente fir
Sntereiien $4,000 uno fir eingesosene Sblt=
gationen $44, 900 aus.
- Htd)ter Seneoitt bat benz tpegen Ser
au5gabung bon fali9en @eloe perurtbetlten
3oQ -Sulpeftor Us. q. Nauf einen neuenYros
5eB bemillt9t.
= Ser Staliener Giuieppe 5ransi iuurbe
beute megen @rmorOung bes @iopannl Dios
relli bes Mprhe8 i'm 2. 9ra0e l1uloig befrn-
ben uuo auf 2ebens5ett in'S 3ndtbauS 9e'
i6idt.
Der 0ampfer ,Sranee" traf bon SABRE
bier etn. .
- Sor bem acknowledgements murbe
qeftern Seni. s.. @bceuer meiter pernommen.
@beeoer beanjprudt befanntlif), ein @ldnbiz
ger BON Seurp Stems su lein, neil ler bteem
Die 9lgentur Der Hegierung i'm gluSlanbe
pcri6afit batte. Sci bieem Sert0re itellte
lids beraus, oaB Souls 0ent, elm S6wa9er
bes BrdTOenten, Der gebetme Gompa9non bes
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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-07-09
Professor Tees Prophecies.

A writer in the Louisville CONNER.
cial says: 1t certainly looks as il
Prof. Tice is either the teacher of new
philosophy in regard to meteorological
laws, or good guesser. He first ac-
counted for the dry summers of the past
two years upon a theory which he said
was based upon Observed facts. The
theory fitted what bad TRANSFERRED ad-
mirably. But he went farther and pre-.
dicted a summer of storms up to the
middle and possibly all through July,
based upon the same theory. And he
also stated that these causes were cosmi-
cal, and would affect the whole globe.
And up to this time his prediction has
been verified. For not only has the at
mOspheric ocean been perturbed in an
unusual manner everywhere, but we
hear of earthquakes in various quarters
of the globe, and volcanic commissions
to an unusual deSree-in Asia Minor, in
Central and South America, in the
islands of the sea. Then storms are
numerous and constantly occurring, and
the rain fall abundant The professor
ascribes these to planetary influences
and the frequent occurrence in limited
time of planetary equinoxes, which, he
says. have accompanied like phenomena
in all cases since they have been re-
corded, and veriication possible. 1t
must be that the atmosphere is subject
to fixed laws just as all other elements
are known to be. But as we cannot see
it, or touch it. or handle it, these laws
have remained undiscovered. and we
know less about the ocean of air that
surrounds US than of any other, or rather
we know nothing of it. Prof. Tice has
struck out new path, which he says is
based upon facts recorded, and his book
now in press will be looked for with
great interest, in view Of the remarkable
fuIfillment of his predictions.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-07-09
TaIlOW Dips.

A writer in Lippincott's Magazine
says: Seventy years ago, when gas and
kerosene were not, and wax candles
were an extravaganza INDUCED in only
on state occasions, even by the wealthy,
the tallow dip was an article of neces-
sity, and "candle-dip day" was as GER
tain of occurrence as Christmas, though,
perhaps, even less welcome than the
equally certain annual fast day.
Fancy an immense kitchen with fire.
place in the centre of one side. Over
the blaze of backlog and forestick, and
something like half a cord of "eight-
foot wood are swinging the iron cranes
laden with great kettles of melting tai
low. On the opposite side of the
kitchen two long poles, about two feet
apart, are supported at their extremi-
ties upon the seats of chairs. Beside
the poles are other great kettles con-
tanning melted tallow poured on the top
of hot water. Across the poles are the
slender candIe-rods from which depend
ranks upon ranks of candle. wicks made
of tow, for cotton-wick is later inven-
ton. Little by little, by endlessly re-
peating the slow process of dipping into
the kettles of melted tallOw and hang
ing them to cool, the wicks take on their
proper coating of tallow. To make the
candle as large as possible was the aim,
for the more tallow the brighter the
light. When done the ranks of candles
still depending from the rods were hung
in the sunniest spots of a sunny garnet
to bleach.