davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-05-08

HWhen can get chance to put this ba-
BY 70 sleep?'' - once asked a lady emigrant Of
Kit Carson. who was conducting the train.
We'll. ma'en" says Kit, ref7e;ively, " l
don't lust e1actly knov but shogld think
it would be when We get to the Rocky
Mountains.
, 1875-05-08

WoRE A BLEssING.-ConstaEt labor is
wearying and spirit crushing, to be sure !;
yet better that than idleness-begotten vice
II proof was needed Of the beneficial result
OF labor, We should find it IN TIE life of diff
ferent nations. In the tropical countries,
where nature scatters .Aer bOunties with un-
sparing hand, where clothing AMI shelter are
almost unnecessary, and where fruits hang,
as in the Garden of Eden, from every tree
here, IN these favored lands, We find the peo-
pie ignorant, uneivilized, degraded. Indeed,
the date palm has been called the curse of the
country in which it rhriyes, inasmuch as it
supplies food without money ami without
price Take away from race the necessity
Of supplying their own food and of proyid-
ing for their future needs. and you take away
all progress, all desire for knowledge, ali
aspiration for higher and better things.
, 1875-05-08

: \ dying Covingtoi woman asked that her
tOunet, which she had never worn, might be
placed on the table at her side. Her request
was complied with, and after gazing long
and sadly at the thing Of flowers Ind NIB
bons, she remarked in mournful whisper,
- I shall never see 1t again. and soon after
breathed her last.
, 1875-05-08

Is Boston the Other dag VAIN young fsI-
low dressed IN new spring suit called at
the house of lady acquaintance, and asked
her how she thought he looked. lyon re-
mind me OF early green peas, ~ was the an
swer. lie was obliged to depart without
the solution of this cuuundrnm, but under
stood it afterwards when he heard a market
man say that green peas looked nice, But
we're very insipid.
, 1875-05-08

PAENTs' RlGHTS.-By the decision of a
New York court of special sessions man
has been sent to prison for boxing his sons
ears. The youugster, who Is about nine
years of age, objected to having his ears
slapped, and applied for warrant for his
fathers arrest The warrant was granted,
and, though the dutiful son faile3 to appear
in court, the father, On his own admission
that he had slapped the boys ears, was sent
10 jair for FIVE days, thore to mediate on the
beauty OF parental relations as established by
statute. The decision of the court Is some
what startling, and We hope the small boys
Of the community may refrain from pushing
their advantage too far. But parents in fu-
ture must dispense with that terror of boy
hood, /" the rod in pickle, otherwise they
may find themselves in the Jug
, 1875-05-08

THERE are critical points in law. An act
recently passed in Illinois provides that he
who steals any sum under 5l5 shall 20 to the
county Jail. Ii he " conveys " more than that
amount he will be sent 20 the State prison.
Bnt If he apPropriates the exact sum OF SD
there is no penalty named.
, 1875-05-08

\ Daabury girl received porous plaster
in a gorgeous envelope bearing monogram.
At 10 o'clock that night, the owner Of the
monogram, standing disorbed before the fire
preparatory 10 applying a remedy TO his
chest, tainted dead away on drawing from a
pa. .e- mass OF paper towers and NOTICES.
Thsre was no fire in the parlor Sunday ev-
enIng.
, 1875-05-08

\ Prscocious boy in an uptown family was
QsEe4 uAjcA Uras ths goester e-il az he '~3
hurting another's feelings or ms finger. lie
sand the former. Right, my dear child, "
said the gratifed questioner, " and why Is it
worse 10 hurt the faeling-;" q because
You can't tie a rag around them, " explaincl
the dear child.
, 1875-05-08

THE spelling mania Is taking qneer shapes.
A Madison County 1ll.l girl has offered her
self as a prize to the one Of her four suito5s
who outsprlls the other. The trial is to
come off in the district school house, ana
twenty-five cents admission Is TO be charged,
the money to 90 toward furnishing & house
for the young couple.
, 1875-05-08

SrLKISs had the moral hariihooa 70 20
home the other evening without fulfilling
his wife 5 orders to bring her home the latest
fashion paper. The sentence Is that he be
condemned to take down the hall stove, and
stow away the pipes in the garTe' without as
sists.ce. He talks Of a suit fUr damages
, 1875-05-08
THE LAST WALTZ.

1t rose AMI tlI in the DUSK room
And died Oh the purple night OUTSIDE,
Like tLe tr-InuloLs swell OF tie o-csr1's S calm
And tie steady sweep of the coming tide.
And We stood there together, hand ia hand,
With faces -srI!.a bat with hearts s.-,. uiver,
With a love That rebeIleI a. masters law.
As We moved - the strains Of The Beautiful
River"
What If tor once your cleek touched mine
And I felt the play of your Lres,L. on my face
love cannot always lie f-,tereI down
Nor rise to "a s,u IN "a last embrace.
For held you then but as others may
Bat held you to wake with a t,.r.. Die sl,i.er--
And the air grew t,lut and the worll grew dim
As We fluatel along The Beautiful River"
On the swelling flow of lis feryid tide
We buT.el the past with a bitter pleasure;
Forgetting the future 4 Lopeles, love
An! Il HE burned ont to is aulIen measure.
\ touch Of the luni look Of the eye,
OLa burning word, ami We parted forever:
Parted to sight, but still heart to heart
in a passionate clasp which uaught can sever.
, 1875-05-08

SpEsyISG Of the travelling Of sound lee
turer said: The voice Of a wou'an can be
heard further than that Of man" ''les,
and of;ener." said disgustei looking man
who was not happily fixed at home.
, 1875-05-08

He had iocky-style Of zap on, a leather
band around his waist, his trowser-legs tuck
e1 inside his boots, and was aged 10 "Mlk
and spelling matches for babies" he exclaim-
ed, curling his uppe- lip; IN. as FOR ne
gimme tase ball =
, 1875-05-08

THERE is j young fellow in Portland
whose future depends npon the result Of the
Brooklyn trial, because the girl he loves has
promised 10 marry him if Beeeher is pro-
nouucgd innocent; otherwise she declares
that her confdenCe in man viii be destroyed, ],
and she viii never wed.
, 1875-05-08

i poor woman went to her minister asking
him to come ani perform the funeral service
Of her fourth husband, he having othciatei
for the three who had previously disappeared
from the public view. Why, Bridget, how
Is this: asked the reverend gentleman.
III it, mighty bad, " she replied "There
never was a poor woman worn down with
such lot OF dying men as I've been"
, 1875-05-08

IouisvilIe woman ba- sued lodge Of
knights Of Pythias, for $50. 600 for having
fatally injured her husband during the initi-
alton oersE0nIes-
, 1875-05-08

4 bersagsd female, who hzs read every
word Of the testimony, and lost her faith IN
mankind, peEsively observes, Z" It's r22l
comfort 10 u widow now"
, 1875-05-08

1Irs. BIbkins says she Is very glad chg
nons have gone or Of fashion, - because
aow every top-not WI. have 70 stand upon
IL own bottOm.'
, 1875-05-08

MANUFACTURING SHoT.-A contributor,
signing the name - Selbyensis,' sends us the
following: "The very curious method Of
manufacturing shot universally adopted in
the present day is said TO have been the result
of a dream. Till the end of the last century,
shois were produced by tedious process of
casting. In toe year 1852 OF 1888 Bristol
plumber, named Watts, dreamed that he
was out in shower of molten lead 81
though dreaming he was sufficiently wide
awake TO observe that the lead came down
IN perfectly spherical drops, and either in his
dream or when he afterwards awoke. it oc-
CURED 10 him that such a shower would be 4
wonderfully simple method of producing shot.
In order 10 test whether liquid lead would
actually fall in globplar masses, he went to
the top Of one Of the churches in the neigh
borhoOd, and poured metal into vessel of
water below. To his great delight, ne found
the observation of his dream entirely verified.
The lead actually did gather into little gIob-
ular balls, which partially hardened in the
descent, and pumped in the water perfectly
and beautifully formed shots. though, OF
course, . various SIZES The lucky dreamer
at once took out a patent Tor his invention,
and afterwards sold it Tor q large sum.
, 1875-05-08

THE sexton of Beecher's church
gets $500 year.
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Observation-Disclosures

Sar9ettern trdfen ole Dampter ygSm. Crane,
Capt. baIett uon Solon iiber WorfoIF, 8a.. nSas.
q. 9arp,"- Capt. Saa, Don ReiDbern, gisG., un0
nglctle, Sdpt. Senuett, uno % 5. iSoIep," Capt.
Pttce, oon 2stlmtn9ton, R.<& tm bieii9en 9afen
elm.
Der Dampfer pUicGleaau," Capt. Nard, brad
8ienitGe bon bier iiber ytortoIt, NG., nab Brouts
oence, R9 s., auf.
Der Dampier aSobns Sopttns," Capt. Sauett
nno Der Sdooner nSGole Nacutt," Capt Barter
faneR piontas bon bier in Bottom on.
Son bier abgeJabren, 9enannen 9ienftd9 iol9enos
Sabrbeuge Die hobe See: Die Barten capt. YeteI
8a9l," nad @Iouceiter In Gnslauo, rGtIautic, mad
Dublin, uno "GtRtra6t," nab Queenstomn, SrlaHo;
Die Srt99s Cora" nod OaRfir4eH, nSern," Radl
8unoalt inS 1ottlauo, "Botomac," uab bSemerara, a
uno "Afarie 3. Dtorttmer," nab Bottom beftImmt
Sic 9ri9g ygbo," Capt. Ulc9abau, Iegelte am 8.
Sto6er uon Jiio be Saneiro bierber al.
Der oeutite Dreimuiter "4omiral, Sapt. Sds(up,
langte SountGg bon bier in Sremer6auen an.
Der S6ooncr "anos Yalter," Capt. Damn, fad
Oiontaa BON 9iuerpool nad Baltimore in see.
Der OGmpisr sYIadione," Sapt. g. s. Sallett,
fam 9etterR uon Brooioeuce, H9.sS. Iber 9toriolt,
bier an uno Idbrt mor9en Rabmittd9 um nbr wtez
Der oabin a6.
Der Dampier pg8m. eaWrence," Capt. Soiues,
Iubr 0lenltd9 pon Bottom iibsr NOrfolt nab SGttts
lnore CD.
Der S6ooner raGbert 96omas~ fubr 9ienfaa
oon ebarteton, S.eG., nad Baltimore ab
Der 0dmpIer "SSm. Seone0q," Capt. softer, fam
Uionta9 uon pier aber Noriolt IN Broptoence, &b.z
s., an.
am 4. September pon bier IN Bsrnambuco Elm.
Die norDe9tlte Barte nAuIto," @dpt, 9ut9orms
fen, trui am 6. Cttnber BON bier in Stestiu EN-
am 8. Sttober erretbte bic oon bee ab9eia9rene
norwe9lifc 8artt "Apr," @apt. SGmmers, ben &oz
ulgsberSer 6oieH.
8.e norUesif6e garte ,gaioo," Gapt. goc, tam
Wionta9 BON bier 5u Dublin, 5rlano, an.
2lm Il. september trai bic en9Ihbe Brig9 ~@. u.
Sdruaro," Sap 28el ebp, non bier in 8ar0Goos elm.
Die Brsg "5rances Sane" Capt. BEL, fam am
81. Sept. BON 9ter in ApiHuaq an.
You Sonoouoerrp, SRI, nab Baltimore beiti Int,
iubr Die Sarte gSellc" 9ererH an Der 6eFuu9 Dionz
roe, Ya., porbtt.
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Ste WuiifsMfaoemie.
Sobu staon ais ngauI grs.

Sin 5ablreide8 uup eleguntes Yublifum
titllte geitern Abeuo Die Ndume Der 0uIif'
AfaOemte an Der gtorb- -9omoroftrabe, I'M ben
eminenten Sdaupieler 6ru. Sobn Dillon in
ieiner @lan5rolle ais y8aul 4rp" Su ieben.
IlS 6r. Dillon getern Die 8iibne betrat,
puroe er nit itiirmil9em Applaus begriibt,
uno berSeifaa, Der ieinen9eiitungen geipenoet
iuuroc, tpteoerbolte itd nad jeber Sceue. -
9as Sptel cieies oortreffliden SiinftlerS ift
tret BON auer@iieftbai iherei uno bleibt INNER
ndbrenb naturmabr. gif)t ben S1auipieler
9laubt man Dor fif au ieben, iOnbern ben
ebaratter ielbf, ben er reprdieutirt.
Seoer, weld1er Der geirigen Sorite0uug bel.
pobnte, rpirS gu Der ueberSeugung gelangt
iein, OaB fir Die Yartie beS y Baul 8rD" faum
Elm beiierer 0arfeaer gefunoen weroen fam,
ais pr. Dillon. Die iibrigeu 8o1eu oeS
Stiides, Die idmmtItb trefflth bur9sefiibrt
muroen, waren fOlgenber MuBen beieet:
rSberit 9arbg," Sr. atfreb Suoiou; yEranf
9aro9," pr. Grant 2orb; r9arrp STANLEY"
pr. SOhn S. BlaiSbeQ; y@tbertou," Sr.
g8allis; nSlb 5tanlep," pr. 6. s. yfa9el;
- y9oublebst," Sr. g8. 8allis; Simon"
pr. @utor; pSbebe," 6r. 6. Brice; y@ltSa,"
6rl. Solepbine Safer; oSrau Subtle," 6rau
u. s. Safer. Den S9luB beS Ibenb5 biz
oete Die Boiie: ''The Bibbs."
8eioe Stitfe perben beute Gbenb miebtr
holt
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2tuS 2ottti0ua.

SEE n.S rleans, 0a., IS. Sft.- Dem
Soriibenben bes fepublifaniiden Gomlte's
in Columbus, Ohio, u. &. 8idoii, ipurbe
telearapbii9 9emelbet, oaB bic gtieoerlage Der
Snflation in Ohio Our6 Ibfeuern BON 100
&auonenidiiiien gsfeiert iperbe.
Seute Wor9en wurbe bic Stabt burh Die
yta6ridt in @ntieben ueriest, baB brei Reger
geltern Ibeno angegriffen wuroen, Don mel
den elmer get6otet, einer t0otlidb uu6 elmer
lei9t uerpunbet tuuroe. 3nei Der &aufafer,
baftet. IS wurbeu Maffeuperiammlungen
9ehalten, in pelhen oas an ben ytegern
periibte llured)t itreus seriigt warp. Sn elmer
Seriammluns, in wel1er @brlu. 6. 6. Marz
idau prdiioirte, wurbeu SeidliifIe sefaBt, in
lpel6en ieoe 9epalttbat perbammt unb ent.
idieOeue aufrehtbaltung Der @elebe bes
&anbeS beIitrmortet mirb. 0ieStaot 1T rubig
uno Die SeiuObner iino entidlofener, als je
suOor, iepe Sewalttbat in 3ufunft Su inter,
oriifeu.
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Sertd)te aus Dem Snnert oeS
StaafeS4

- (Oie Qderbau Qu8fellung in Fre6e-
rid -@ount1.) Die am Oienitage in freoerid
er0ffnete 4derbaus auSifeQung erfreut iif) oe8
snblreiditeu Seiu4es BON Selten Der eanO.
leute aus 6reoerid., Carroll, 6owarO. unO
Waibin9touz&ountp. gSeun aud oaS gBet~
ter bi8ber fir bic 2tuSitellung ntHt iebr gill;
itiQ mar, 10 bat bieS bod feline nadtbeIlige
g8irtuus aui pen Seiu9 auSgeiibt, Oenu ielbft
bei'm allerid0niten gSetter iab man in frIbe'
rem Sabren ME mebr BerIonen in Der 4u8,
ftsluug, Gl8 ge9enwdrtig. 9aS8epartement,
in mel1em Die Srauenarbeiten an8gefellt
finb, errest oas gr6Bte Sntere1e. 9aielbt
itnp bic perid]ieoenlfen 5auSb genitduoe,
elngema6te Sriidte, SUDDEN. uuo Sadluaas
rem, neiblid)e 6anoarbeiten &C. ju ftnOen, TO-.
oar BON 6rauenbaub angefertigte Sel9emdls
0e 3iereu oieieS Department. gfahltebenoe
Damen empitngen am Utittmob Yrdmien:
Clara Bern, M. 8amSburg, Settle Otto,
0ioQie u. SeBler, @liie Sole, Dtarp Chip.
Ie9, 90. U. Ahalt, g. 8. zimmerman, S.
Sutton, s. Munt, S. @rlmmlus, emilia
Copper, Qis3ie Soud, @liiabetb &pion, @mz
ma 4orens, s. SbOmas, u, Y. ScOtt, g..
Smings, 5. 8. @ambria, 81. 8ude9e, &. g..
Sronn, @. Sbowman, 9. Ruhel, Sennie
Cuttings, Suian Eboma8, 0tar1 Selen Ga
Der, @la1 9aroing, 3. StoHe, SO. Ut. @laD,
s. 6Ouie (fiIr SelgemdlOe), W. Sarttne unO
WtarD @arnap.
-(Der 3oblenbanSel @umberlanO's 9Sdb>
reno Der nit Dem 8. Sftober 3u 9noc gegan.
aenen 9Gode puroeu Don Cumberland aus
IA 1897 6onnen Soblen, 30l5 SOunen &ObleH
meuiaer, als in Der correIponorenoen 3So1e
Des portgen Subres, perianot.
Aaa 4 \
s. 6. Sbriuer, Elm prominenter lpotbeter
@umberlanb's uno SeitameutS 9egiltrator
fir Ale9hanp- -Sountp, itarb am lebteR Ntou-
taae na6 furSer Srautheit. Der Yerltorbene
mar Elm befanuter Republlfaner uno friiberes
UtitsIieo oe8 GunberlGnber Stabtratbs.
- (@egen Siirgdaft eutlafIen.) gStllianl
Sple, Der Dor einigen 2agen in Qigblauo-
tomn, 8aItimore,&Ouutp, anf etnen WianH,
Jtumens SoiepANtenninser, i6OB unb oemiel-
ben EN- i1pere 9Sunoe beibrad]te, ift porIdlI=
fla 9egen BiirgiAaft aui freien 6nB geiebt
moroen, Inn oas @rimiualoerfabren absumar.
ten.
- (Bolitiihes.) Sn Cumberland berridi
aeqentudrtiG oas @eriiht, oaB S5r. IDorace
Ieslen III ben nddlten Sagen als unabbdnql.
aer Ganoioat fir oaS Sdlerifisamt auitreteu
ptro. Senn oieies @eriidt lt6 oils pabr er.
rueilen ioate, 10 tiuo fir eas obige 4mt pier
@anoibaten i'm SeIbe, ein Oemofratti9er, eill
republitanil9er uuo 5met uuabhdugtge.
= (Ableben eines alien Biirgers tn Salti'
more @ountg.) Capt. Solbua Dtarib, elm be-
fainter Birger BON Baltimore @ountb, 1T
am 9ientase auf leiuem 9auofte i'm sebnten
Be5trte bes @ountg5 am saltrlideH 6teber
geitOrben. Sreitas Gahmiitag nm 2 llbr
piro er SHr Rube beftattet weroeu,
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gSettere Scrt1te iiber Die gSaDlett
ant Stenitage.
Ghfn

Cincinnati, o., 13. DIT. - Die of
fi3ieGen Serifte aus IS gSarbs bteier Staot
geben Sa1es 1884 unb Qllen 4345 Stlmmen.
olumbas, IS. Oft. - Die Demo
fraten snben heute Na6mittag su, raB bic
Hepnblifaner i'm Staate nit 10 bis Is 200
Stlmmen Webrbeit gctegt bdtten, aber beute
Nbenb perlantete, baB 9aDeS, penn er iiber.
baupt ermdblt iei, ni6t iiber 25O0 glebrbeit
erlan9t babe. E..
eolumb bus, O., 13. Sttbr. - Die Be-
mofraten geItebsn leet su, eaB bic 8epublita.
ner ni6t n1ebr ais 10000 Stimneu Wehrbeit
baben. Sn HoB @ountp, wel6es Naen nur
242 Stimmen Wfebrheit 9ibt, 9epannen Gle
mite'n iinb einis oariiber, oaB Die &epublifa.
uer eine Dfebrbeit IN Der Seiebgebung baben.
@Iepelano, o., Is. Sft.-6apes Mas
iorttdt Il: @upoboga @ountD betrdgt 1854
Stinmen. Sas sanse repnbltfaniide Goun.
tu.Sidet TT erlpGhlt.
IleberHaiftser Gatbafiasmus.
Hetp psSrlean 13. Sftbr. - Die S1e.
publifauer feierten heute elm Salut Don 100
Sanoueuidiiisn gu gbreu oes Gablieges in
Ohio ab.
SiptOn, Soma, l3. Sft. = Die Demo.
fratcn gerpannen bier ieit lestem Sabre iiber
100 Stimnen. = Sonu. Sirfmoob lit nit
GROCER Webrbeit erwdblt unb, bic 8epublifa.
ner babeu eine anSabl Siee in Der @elesae-
buu9 gemonnerl.
Onbuque, Soma, 13. Oft. - Scridte
aus allan @ountiss i'm n6rbltden nnb mittle.
rem Sbeife bee Staates tpeiien erbeblife re.
| publifaniid)e @ewtune anf.
SirfmooS i1eint nit $4,000 Stim,
men Maiolitdt gewdblt 81 iein. Die 9egis.
| latltr piro nlebr repnblifanii6 iein oils boz
suei Sabren unb on Stele bes Senatol
Brigbt ftebt Elm repnbltfaniider Sunoes.
Senator in Ausiift.
9sebrasfa,
Omaha, 12. Sftbr. = OaS republifani.
| iehe OtiGter Sidet iit nit elmer sllten Oiebr.
belt eripdblt. = Oooge=Souutp 1T entidieben
bemofratii1. Die neue @onltitation lit mil
aroBer Mebrbeit angenomtIen.
s NAB a, 13. Sft. - Die pollif6nbiaer
Bablberihte laufeH iebr lau9iam elm, abe,
man alaubt, baB bic replblifaniiGe Webrbeit
| uuaefdbr 10000 Stimmen betrdst. Dis
| nele Contribution 1T sweifelsobne nit GROCER
Miebrbeit angenommen.
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gurnp6iide 9a5slberi64e.
SeutfGIano.


Berlin, IS. Sft. = Or. T0riter, Setter
bes Dfieutlt6en @ottestienIte8, bat cine Srore
erlalIen, in neld]er er ieine Serbinbunq nit
bem preuBiiden SGeile ieiner 0i05eie auf.
bsbt.
Qonbon, 13. Sttbr.-6eute lit IbredIs
nungStaq an Der NftienbDrie. Der Sauferott
bon 6enrn Strahan nurOe anoemelbet.
Die y@orlO" ia9t heute, @labftone babe
feline Samilie perlidert, er merbe Die SiiBrer>
i6aft Der 2iberalen ME mteber iibernehmeu.
2onbo ii. Off,, 46 ubr 0torgenS. -
Cine 0epeIfe au Die ySime8" bon Chang
bal meloet, oaB bte2age in 8efin cine sufrte
oenlteQenbere lit, uno baB Sr. @rospeuor
nabrid]einli4 binnen Slrsem na6 Ouunan
gehen miro.
Qonbon, 13. DIT. - Ser geifcrn publi'
ooner Sreiie i6arf fritiiirt. Die r8imes"
iagt beute Worger III etnem Qlrtifel itber Die
Srage, eS lei ntft flar, baB Der Beridlt Die
Regel po1itdnOig einbalte, raB bic Septngun-
gen oeS OteniteS in Der Otartne ohue @unlt
ober llnteridieb Der Ycrion aufreft erbaltel
merOsn Ioaten. DOaitV Stems" uno ,,Selc.
graph" mt6billigeu ben 8eriht glei6faa8.
0aS Ge9iaunaSorgan yStanoaro" Iagt, SGb
Der Seridlt uid)t mcbr anerfennung fnoeu
meroe, ais baS beriidtigte 4Omiralitdt5 Sir
fnlar iiber fliid)tige Sflapen.
@uatano uno Sbtua.
2onoon, 13. Sft6r.-Oie yBaa Wau
8aSette" bert6tet, baB bie llnterbanbluuqeu
ocs eualiideu @eianOtem nit CHINA eincn
giinitigen Serlauf uebmen.
Sraafret6.
Bart8, 13. DIT. - yVllniOerS" iagt,
bab 400 9arllfteu pom Corps @alteQano'5 5
Srantrei1 beuaten unO in GarbeS internirt
muroen.
Baris, 13. Sft. - Der yMoniteur"
iugt, baB Die 9tegieruug belbloffen bat,
baB ite nlft bcred)tlgt lit, iih bireft
in bic tiirtiifen inueren 4ngelegenbeiten
einSnmii9en, OaB aber Die Srage getreffS Der
@arantIe'n Der 9lnleiben Der tiirfiiden 0ie.
gierunq our6 Ote btplOmatii9en Asenteu En-
6rtern mill.
sStaI.en.
9iom, 13. Oft. = Stalien wirb auf Der
anerifauidlen Sdfular Iu8iteaung OurA
,tuen fDuigli1en @onmtIIdr pertreten iein.
Siartt uno S6rie.
2onoon, IS. Sft.-0ie Oi8fOnto Gate
i'm offeneu 0tarfte lit nonlireG. Soniols 93g
fir GelO, SO 15I16 fiir Srief -Gmerifanti9e
Soncs 65er 1861 .-@rie Brlor. 81.
2iperpool, 13. Sttbr. - 8aumpolle
auf9ere9t. Sberl. u; Srl. "a Serfdufe
$4,000 Sallen.
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- Qlnfaa in Inu Iruubel @Ountp.) 6r.
SameS Sad, elm betannter Siirger bon aun
aruuoel @ountpr ffitrSte Dor eintgeu 8ageu
bonn Bferoe unO sog ii9 erhebli6e Serlesun-
gen 5u. @S lit feline Soffnung porbanben,
ooB er nit ben 2eben sapou fummen miro.
-(Oie Gderbaus Gusftellung in Carroll
@ouutp.) Sn 8eitminifer, Carroll .@ountp,
1T 9egenwdrti9 bic Siesiabrige Gderbau aus.
itelluna i'm oollen Gange. 9ieielbe gleidlt
i'm alaemeinen Der uOridbrisen, iie iibertrifft
bieielbe nidt, ftebt aber aut nidlt hinter Der
ielben 8nriid. 9uS gr6Bte SutereiIe erregen
tie tdglid) itattfinbeu6en 8ferDereuneu. Sor-
9eltern tparen Die beiben befaunten 9feuner
y Brtmroie" uub ySrauler" auf Der 8lbn.
Seibe Bferbe liefeu ausse3ei6net, bod blteb
stranger" etpa8 5uriid, uuo yBrimroie"
iiegte perbGltniBrlGBiq leidt.
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NnItanofufc.

Salt Ga fe @ttp, 13. Oft. - SIM 8es
5irfS. S.@eritte belt beute 0tiGter Soreman
eine i6arie Qnipra9e on bic 9roB9eihpors.
men segen YOlggamie uno 8tgamie i'm Sin.
bltde anf Oa8 @on9rsB9eieb uon 1862, peld1e8
bteIeS Sergeben itreng abnOet. gr iagte, oaB
bas @eiet ME reipettirt porben lei; er fo-.
oerte Die @ei6morenen auf, SeOen, Der in
Yolpgomie lebte, su oenuusiren, unb bob Der.
binae, Oh Die @eieee reipeftirt merOen iollten,
ooer nt6t, oOer oh Der @OuJreB aufgeforbert
peroen miiBte, ffrenge @eiese 5l crlaiieu.
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Ser tnternattonale GriFIid1e
SkrnfS OF 81 ekefft

P Pttts burg, 3D., 13. Oft: = Ser Ser
ein trat bier geifern ytadmitta9 in Der sipeitelt
presbDterlanlifen Stride sulammen. Sraa
9amion aus 8oiton prdiioirte unO Srau S.
.. gSNters aus 0apton, Ohio, flln9irte als
Siceprdiioentiu. Srau 6elir g. Brllnot, Die
friibere Brdfbentir, hielt Die 8epilltonm-
nungsrebe. Nbenbs belt Srau u. q. Spers
aus Columbus, Ohio, Die Gr6ffnungsrebe.
4uS 9lmerifa unb benz Iuslanbe Fno 9feprd.
Ieutaftteu anmejeuh.
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sic Winn,4,ro,eNe.

New. Dorf, Is. Oftbr. : s5u Oen Yro.
seiien Der Staot segen Setter 9. Speenep uuo
8m. so. Slpeeo murSe beute i'm Sbergerihte
iiber etnleiteube antrdge rerbaubelt. Sn
Smeeneg's Bro5eiie puroe iiber ben Intrag
auf @inrettuns elmer ipeslfiS,rtcn Ste1nuug
uuo In Emeeb's YroSeiIe iiber oas @eiul) nm
cine 30.td9ige Stitirung, nm bem Serflagten
@elegenbeit Su geben, bei'm appeuationsge.
rtdte eine Seieitiauug Der @utl6eibunq oes
untersert6ts herbei5ufiibren, uerbanoelt. Das
@eiud be3iebt ith auf Die @ntiheiouua pes
8ihters Oonobue, porah Die 2nipriGe aes
aen Speeo ipeaiiisirt merben i1lIer.
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Ner,tti6te DepeS9en Gus
t NetDs4tOrfn

Ie 10 .Yorf 13. Stt. - Die 0anlpfer
rRothina" bon aiperpool nno yStalia" BON
Glassoip fino bier eiHgetroHen.
80 Sob er6ffnete beute 81 1154.
- Die Serbinblid1feiten Der ssirma gSm.
9. 5unter & Co., Sbee Smportsure uno ca
naoiider SpeSiteure, oeren 3abluuaseinliel.
lung geltern bier perfiiuoet purOe, perSen auf
$l50,0oo ueranidlast. SIRE @ldubiger rper.
ben beute cine geriammlmng abbalten.
= Sm Supreme. 9erifte beipilligte 9fifter
2aprence einen 8efebl, our6 melben 9Sa-
ibinston u. 36bling angebalten miro,
@fiinbe ansugeben. tuarum Der Snbibitions.
8eiehl se9en Duncan, Sbsrman & Comp.
ni1t faliirt perben iol.
= Die 3oa @innabmen betrlsen beute
$4,000
= Der lluterlfasmeiiter sablre beute fir
Snterefen $1,000 uno fir eingesosene Obli-
=gationen $62 1000 aus.