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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-16
&renkDerale Mricll,tt .

Na8 pradlt00le europdlldle N1NIeurt oe8
6ru. &reubberg, tuelAcS ictt MOHaten in
&aiue'8 GROCER 0aac au8geitellt III, fat, mic
e8 einem 10 be0sutcnOen llnternebmen gebiibrt,
eue groBe 8Opularitdt in bieiiger Staot ers
lan9t. 9as Uuicum iit tntereiaut uno be=
lebreno fir jeoen Selu1er uuO piele, bic ein
Utal bort maren, febren nit Sergniigcn Snm
sweiteu Mat 6abiu Suriid, I'M iid iber Oers
iaiebene Bunfte, ole tbueu bet Der crfen 8c-
tradtlng Der au8geoebnteu SammluHg et1t4
qingcll, griin6ltdje 2tuffldrung 5u peridaffen.
g8er ole UortrciilidIe 2lu8iteluug nod ntdt
geieben bat iollte, 5umal ber Gintrtttspret8
AMI % Gents berobgeieet If, Die berrltdle Sc.
le9enbeit, iid) iibcr perlheOcbe anatointide
8ragen 2lufidIluB i'll periGaiicn, nidt unbc'
uut;t lQiieu.
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bufS 9ednng elmer 6ppotbet BON SOP ein
@ruubfiit nui Der Ror6icite oerDionument.,
Oitlid BON 2lHniiraBe. - @benoerielbe gegen
hilbert 8. Stubel; Ditto ein nit $1,000 bppo.
tbefariidl uerpfdnoeteS @'runotiid auf Der
gSeitieite Der @beSuut-, iiiolih bon 2omitr.-
Der ct. Soiepb Sauuerein gtr. 2" gegen
6rieori6 9ennsrt; Ditto gsruiS 8. 0fobiniou,
iun., ais Curator Sebufs 8ilguug ciuer
Oppotbef Don $500 eiu @ruHSltiid aui Der
Oltitite Der Spriugs, n0roltd) bon Wionus
meutitraBe. - Der yBermanente 6arriion'
Sauoeren" gegcn oeiter 0elleoic; Ditto Sit-
Oor Rapner ais Curator nit $4,000 ,6ppotbet
bebafteten @runObeft auf Der Siioieite Der
SaDette=, tucitlid) BON GaltitraBe. - 9oieph
y. @lagett aegen 9apiO 8. @ngel; Ditto
Bbtltpp vi. SuOn0en ais Curator SebufS
0edung einerSnpotbet BON $500 cin@runo.
itiif auf Der Stieite Der Shider-, fiiolid
DOH BreRtmQultrQRe-
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aewsien ieien, uls in Der cOrreiponOirenOen

aepeien ieien, uls in Der correipouoirenoer
Seit bon 1874.
nntereama etnes goaoampfcrs.
Qonbon, IA. Nug. = Ser Yofoampfel
- Sopne," bon braiilianii9en 6dfcn mad
Soutbampton beItimmt, iii auf Der ,66be bon
Sreit untergegangeu. Yaiiagiere unO Mann,
idaft muroen gerettet.
Iranfreib
Baris, IA. 4ug.-ySe &appel" idgt, baB
fiinf;ig Sanbel5, ,@orporatonen unb @emerf.
perbinoungen 9elegationen mad Der @entens
nial 9luslteuuug in philadelphia ifiden
merSeu, nm bic einSelnen @usitelluugs. Sbs
iefte senau 3u priifen uno bariiber Serift 81
erlfatten.
9rerel, ,6arfer & Comp. babcn BON 0uu>
can, sherman & Comps @reoitbriefen
100000 gebedt. 5dgli6 treffen bon alien
6beilcn bes Continents neue Soroerun9en
ein.
spamiem.
Otabrib, IA. Nug. - Sin f6nigllt]es
Oefret perorbnet, baB bic Refrnten Dor Gnbe
Sftober tbreu Hegimentern etuperleibt mer=
ben. Der 2osfaufspreiS betrd9t 5000 9fea.
len.
Sfirfet.
Ser Aufitano TT Der Scrseepwina.
9Sten, Il. Iug. - 9tahridten aus Der
6eraegomina melben, oaB bic Sniurreftton IN
cineu Religionsfries auSSuarten orobe.
&onitanttnopel, IA. 9ug. = Sie
Bforte bat BON oeO 6liriteu bon Serbien unr
Ntontenegro feterli9e Seriiferungen erhalten,
oaB iie 9egeniiber Oem aufltuuOe in Der Ser
seaolpina itrenge Reutralitdt beObadten mir
ben.
2onbou, 16. 9(us. - Der ,Stanbaro"
entbdlt eine 9epcid>e, ponad idmmtlide tiirs
tii6e &egimenter i'll 6unlelien unO OSulgarteu
na1 Der SersegOnina beorbert norbeu leieu.
Die Suiurgenten iouea mebrere Srtidafteu
nieoer9ebranut unb ale tiirftifen Sanlilien
oerlelben ermorbet baben.
1sartt uuo 96rie.
2onbon, IA. Aug. - amerlf. 5!20er
Yonb8 65er 1871. - Scene 6iinier 1861. -
@rie 1873. - 9ie 9isconto, i'm offenen
Wartte betrdgt Il Bro5ent.
2ioerpo ool, IA. Iug. - Saummoae
leidt auf faueuoen Yreiien. = Sberl. Z l!16.
: Srl. 5y16. - SerfGufe 5000 Sallen.
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Der WiiiGiiIbni.

O1 emit is, 4. 9lug. : Ser SluB fam
pergangeue Nad)t gum Steben uuo lit iett SO
SUP Ii ;3ol bod. gSeitere gta6ri6teu bon
anseri9tetem Sdaben iino bier feline einge,
Ser sgpringintb" ife5t. ueber ss Ben stI g6aOen @
binitd)tlid Der acknowledgements berriheu
peri6ieOene Meinunaen. Die @inen bered,.
nen ben Ssrlut auf 100000, Die anberen
auf MIR 1000 Sallen. @roBe 5reuOe berri6t
iiberall. baB Das QSaler i'm Sallen ut.
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8tpet aefdbrltd,c 9anSifretd,er.

Yroblb bence, N.zS., Is. Nu9. =
SIM uMouton Souie"su Sobniton febrten am
6reita9 abeno Spei aanpitret9er Elm; uadl=
Dem man de abaeiiittert bate, uerlangten iie
SdnappS, uno als man ibueu bic @etrdnfe
peripei9erte, 3og etner berelben einen 8eool.
Der unD idboB Srn. S. s. .Ybtltps, ben Gigenz
thiimer bes pauies, our9 bic 5ano. Seioe
Quuhlreid,pr eutfon1pu
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nus oct ySd)Warsen Ser9et."

@bicago, 10. 4ugult. - Ser ySnter
Ocean" brin9t cine pom IA. batirte 9epeide
Don Sort 2aramie, mOrnad Die Ser9leute in
@uiier>@ @itD am Srenf @reef cine Seriamm-
lung abbielten nnb 6eIoIutionen iaBteu, in
tpel6en iie benz Brdi0euten @rant fir Die
grt unb g8eiie, in melder er feline 8efeble
ausSufiibren befabt, ibreu 9anf auSlpre6en.
6erner ia9en fte, baB iie Die lleberSeuguns
getponnen bdtten, oaB bic 8lad SiaS elmer
Der reidften 8erglperfS >Oiftrlfte in ben Ser.
Staaten iein, baB iie oen1 Sefeble bes Brdii'
centen @rant smar gebor9en tuiirOen, aber
nur inter Brotet.
Se6s Sergleute mnrben ermGblt, nm am
Sren6 @reef suriid3ubleiben, nm Die an.
re6te bis sur Seffnung Der Slad 9illS fir
bieienigen 8eraeute, Die MN 9e3pun9en iie
berlafen, aufre6t 81 erbalten.
Spotteb Sail unb II BON ietnemStamlne,
melde III @en1eini6aft nit bem Snbianer-
agenten mad 6ren9. .@reet 9etommen luaren,
Inn ben g8ertb Der 8lad Sills fir ii6 ielbit
ab5uiddten, ftno pieoer 5uritd mad tbrer
Igentur gefebrt.
Sie perlausen nun cine arDBere @utihdol'
gung fir oaS abSutretenbe Serritorium owie
cine ertra Ser9iitung fir bas Sob, bas i'm
2aufe oe8 SommerS Don ben Sergleuten ge.
mnt1uer tnnrhPfr in
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@e,pifterffur,,t i,t Ne,pz0orf.

Wem. .Dort, IA. Aus. g. sIn lur9toa.
rer @epitteriturm ral'te geitern bier unO IN
Stem Seriep. Webrere @tenbabnen uno
@baufee'n wurben erbeblid) belhdot9t, baS
9eleiie tbeilpeiie tpesgel4memmt nno meb-
rere Sriideu fortgerliien. ale Slliie llno
beoeuteub angeihwoaen. Gin Wtaofen wurbe
bonn Slite erldla9en. Der &Drper Denelben
lit furGtbQr Derltiimmelt.
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GufaLeiftttd.

St.Qouis, IA. Nug. = Der Nadt>@r>
preBsus gtr. 3 Der uSbio- NiiTiippi= Sabn"
entgleiite geiteru Nbeno cine balbe Dteile Oit'
ltd bon 5uron, Snb., in 6olge eines Shnr.
fenitrei9es. Gin llnbefanntcr bate nGmliA
cine S9eue entfernt; eS purbe ytiensanb
perlett. Die Gompa9nie bat $500 Selobz
ming auf Die Gutoedung bes SbdterS &C.
iprt
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-Das y Sremer 9anbelsblatt" nimmt Die
3abl Der i'm Sabre 1874 pom Safen Nerpe
g)orf aus bleibeno nad) europa 3urii d.
9efsb ten, b. b. 1lad) abred)nnna Der
ienigcn, Die MIR poriibergehenb bte Ser. Staaz
ten perlafen baben, Su 1000 OIL. 9Senu
man Die Sabl Der aus anoercn Sdfen Der
llrion 3uriidsewauoerten 81 6OOO anmmmt,
10 erhalt man bic 3iffer 10000.
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Neuere Sertd1te pom Nbina n,t0
c%df1dff

SanSranSt5co, Is. Qng.-0er Yolt>
bampfer uIlasfa1 1T BON 6Onsfou9 uub
Yofobama nit Radrtdten bonn Is. reip.
25. Sult bier eiu9etroffen.
Serii9te iiber beuOriteben6e 3ertpiirtniIie
nit @orea ctrfulirten, Die iapaueitide 0tegte.
rung lit lebod] iebr idmei9ium.
Sapan bat Die Softer i'm @riminalperfabren
abaei6afft.
Sn China uaoSapan berri9te cine oriiden.
Al Git,n
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Observation-Disclosures en-

Staottret8.@ ri9t. (8Or 9fid,ter
Yinfnep) Der rYOwbatau Sauperein" TN
gtamen Gam. Snowoen'S, Sequeers, aeaeu
Soiepb 8. Bate, Yerrpalter, tuS @at6arine
s. Bate, befien @befrau; eS ioa Samuel
Snowben ais Curator I'm gerthtli6en 4uf-
trage nit S400 perbnpetbetirteu @runobefib
auf Der Sftieite OergSaibingtonz, n6rpli6 BON
9on9bitraBe, inter ben 6ammer briu9en.-
@benberielbe ploer @m. S, Sor; Ditto Ses
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0(1tS Wertfo.

It a t a m 0 RAJ 8, "A. Nnguit. = Nldter
Wanter, Der 5uglttf NIT @Ortina perbaftet
nno mad, Der SauptitaOt gebradt tpurbe, 1T
bort i'll 6reibeit geiett ruoroen uuo befinbet
iid auf Der 3iidreiie bierber. 0rei Sriesss
boote, in @n9lano fir Disrifo gebaut, iino
untermesS naf) Sera-@ru3. SIS belBt, Die.
elben iollen nad benz &ios@ranbe 9eihtdt
merren, nm bort Die merifanii6cn Sntereiieu
al id1iit,Pu
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gSaihington, Is. aug. = - Son 6oit
SarrancaS mlrb beridtet, oaB etn Corporal
bes Ntarine. Corps gsitorben 1t unS Der gu
pertnteubent bes Rational SootenboteS er'
frantte. Die iibrisen aranfsn befnoen ild
mohf
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0as canaOtff1e Sdnaerfcff.

Berltn, CANADA, "A. 9lng. : Die SOr.
bereitungen fir bas groBe beuti9e Sdnserieft,
meldes nddften 0leultag bier beginHt uno
brei Sage baueru iol, itnb getroffeu. 0as
Set oeriprid)t Die erfolsrei6fte Demonitratiou
6ieier 9lrt, rpelde iemals in Canada itattge-
funoen bat, 5u peroen. Ius mebreren ame'
rifanii9en StdOten perben @eianspereine er,
|
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Gtne trriinnt8e oemtid)e sSrait cts
frdtaft iiGt tttto tNr SStttO.

Wew y OFT, "A. Aug. : Nm Wfor9en
bes II. bs. perlteB Srau Warianne gSetB, bic
i9on ett einiser Sett 4usetden BON Srrinn
fnnOgegeben, nit ibrem 5ebnmonatli9enSinoe
ibre 98Obnuug. 9n ielben abenbe fano man
i'm Nortb> 0tiper ben 2eihnam beS Stnoes,
uno beute fait an Oerielben Stele ben Der
HRtttpr
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0r6npeut Grant.

Stem Dorf, IA. Au9uit. - YrditOent
Grant rel Tte seftern BON Song sYrandb ua6
SameStowu, N.-D., ab. Son BORT wirb er
wabrihetnlid ua1 6airzBoint geben, Inn bis
NOntag oaielbit gu uerbleiben. Ser Prdiis
bent piini1t. oab feline Geiie nit 10 pentg
Quflehen, als m0ali6, Dor iit) ache.
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9ref Wattter crtrttnfett.

8aterion N.zS., 10. augult. = Sret
@eber ertranfen beute Otorgen in oenYafaic-
Ssdaen, tnoem oas Boot, in tpelbem iie iidl
befanoen, umi1lug. Die famen Der Seruu.
9lidten iinb: Sames @rOgan, gSn. Sorton
ltub Seurn Utartin.
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Srr NItaHnno Il, sscn Sinner.

So 6tDer, Wtaii., "A. Iug. : DE
anstdnoigen Irbeiter itiumten beute oaritber
ab, oh iie nd6iten 9ienitug Die arbeit mteber
aufnebmen ODER ben ausitano forteben lou<
ten. 0as &eiultat mar 252O Stimmen gez
aen. 1887 fir &ortiebuna bes Gtrifes.
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oiton, Maii., IA. alug. = Die 0ral
BON S. McSool ltarb am Oonnerita9e, unp
citber beiBt es, baB ibr SOB Die Sol9e por
Serletungen lei, Die ibr @atte, Der itG aus an
Dem Stanbe 9ema9t, tbr am 6. unO Z. D. Wf
beiaebradlt bat.
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Grbobmn8 0er Sele9rapben=0e=
Esif hrctr

New<9orf, IA. ang. = @en1db ge9ens
ieiti9er Sereinbarung werbeu Die ogSeitern-
llniOn>," Die uahanGic-" uno 0Bactftc- Selez
grapber<@ompagnte'n" bonn nGhlten Wtontag
ab ote @ebiibren fiir 0epeihen 5wli9en So
ftou uno gSaibington, ytepzDort NIB albanp
I'M % Broseut erhDheu,
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Gtieittnhtt.II1tf11.

Cincinnati, IA. Iug. = gu Goo9ootee,
Snb., colliSirte beute Der YoItSug Der ySbio.
Otiifiitppt= Sabn" init einem grpreBsuge,
nobel pr. 6lora, gofagent, bei'm pinaus,
fprinsen aus benz 9Sa99on aa9enblidli9 9e'
t0ntet nurbe.
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Nefdllaattal1me nom @ptrttaniett.

Ybila b.elpbia, IA. au9uit. - 5eute
Morgeu purbe eine groBe Quantitdt nidt ge-
b0rig befteuerten Suiels BON ben Jtepeniie=
8eamteu in Seidlag genommen. Der gau3e
Nang beitano aus So SaB NIT S435 @allonen
lno par bon ben @ebr. 8er9eutbal aus isis.
couf;u hiprber perSdlidt tporheu
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Stt efttent Nrretlll01tic ferdiftet.

ct. Qouis, IS. 4uq.- Su ben County.
Srrenbaue entItano geltern groBe @ufregnng
III Solge OeS Sobes bon bier Sulaiien, mel
den man Shlafnlittel perabreidt bate. 9ie
Hamen Der Spfer iinb: 9lnna s. gteumann,
@briftiane a0uig, glnna Beters uno SOiepb
Rodforo. Die llnteriuduns ift nod utd)t
beeubiat.
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Nod, cit @ifen6oDt.sltniall.

3erre > tc, IA. Gug. = Gin grtras
Sra6tsng Der vSnOianapoli8 ct. 2oui8=@i=
ienbabn" ent9leiite beute in Der gtdbe bon
NafomiS, ST., baOnrd, baB Elm Yferb iif
auf ben Sdicnen be9anb. Der 2ofomotius
fiibrer Dennis S'Srien purOe au9enbliflid
netHStot
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4bfahrt Ocs 9ampferS u9ieao, =

Ser lpantid)e Oanlpfer Diego" Capt.
@afauaga, peldler GnOe Sult Don Sananna
bier eiHtraf, clarirte am Samitage nit fol.
genber Quonng mad QiuerpOol: 81, 1927 Sdcfs
fel g8aiSen, 17,267 Sdeffel MatS. 1900
SaBoauben, 2etufud)en, Wai5enntebl, Geber,
G5d,lfiSbnI,Pu 2r
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Ste gSabl tnt SnStaner Sersttol
rt1tttt,

gufaula, S..S., IS. Nug. = Son BEN
6reunben bon Charles Shompion, 5uglet9
nit SO. 3. 8oB @anOoat fir Die erite todupts
linssfeGe inter ben @berofeien, miro oeriis
d)ert, bab berielbe nit 500 Stimmen Maiori=
tat in Der letter Wahl aeiieQt habe.
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Gf1te Daftte erfr1tnfett

Itlantic. .@itp, N.sS., Ia. auguit. -
Sran Sannah 0togers BON Nremore on Der
Semi. @iienbabn" fam beute nit elmer IrS
sabl sSreunoen bierber. Die @eieQI1aft nabm
elm Seebab, Srau Iogers wuroe BON Der In
terltr6 muna erfabt umo ertranf.
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Rr6n0e.

Ybtlabelpbia, IS. anguIt. - 6ente
branntc es IN Der Nle=Sraueret bon Yerot &
SGbnen. Serluit $4,000.
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Setriiaertjd,er 8auferott.

8 # n, IA. 4uguit. - Die Ufllt9lte Der
Der S9ubbanolung BON 8lad & @urrter fpu ur'
ben beute pesen betrii9erii9en SanferottS 81
IA Oouate11 SQft perltrthetlt.
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Cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
feIlSdi0ff 0eSd,InfTets

Us SEEING, W.<Ta., IS. Nug. = Die
bieiige ySrunswid Serii6erungs Gciell.
i4aft," in lebter 3eit cine iOqenannte ,8ilo,
aeenz@eie1i4aft," wuroe geItern Our9 einen
SnuffnhlPr nPidhIniTeu
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Sd1reflfd)eS ltnaliiG itt einent
&ot1Iettberatperf

cranton, 8ennl., IA. Aug. - Die
yWount= Scrantonz Dime" mar beute Norqen
Der S6auplab zines i6redli6en lInaliids=
falles, ruobci Swei junge Widnner anf Der
Stele get0btet puroeH, unb eln anoerer 10
i6rpere Serletuugeu erbielt, baB ieiu Scb
nit leber Stunbe ernartet ipiro. Den 6auptz
eingang Der Dtlne bilbet Elm 1900 fSuB Ian.
ger Stollen, tpelfer in @infcln pon 80 @rab
einfdlt. 6eute Worgen flIrs mad llbr itie
gen ieds Ser9leute in ben Stollen elm, ais
ite nngefdbr balben gSe9sS maren, began.
men Die Arbeiter an Der Stollenmiinbuug Die
rSunbe" (Sobleufarreu) auf benz @eleiie
btuein5uibieben. Giner bieier &arreu mar
nod ni9t ausgelaoeu, ais er burh einen
idlimmen 3ufall BON Der 5altfette gel0t
puroe. Der belabene Sarren idoB auf benz
idiefen Geleiie entlaug unb bolte Die abnungs=
loien Sergleute raid elm; smei purben iiber-
fabren un0 auf Der Stelle getObtet, ein 9ritter
ibner uerleBt. Den anoeren bret Sergleuten
9elans eS, raid sltr Seite 5u iprinsen unb ii9
III retten. Der Sberiteiger beS Stollens er.
flart, oaB ieit 3tpan5ig Sabrsn fein 10 eridiit>
ternbes llnsliid iidl ereignet bat. Die Ser
ungliidten beiben 9auio Smens, Guan 3D.
mia mn 8 hnrt1n8 G5tPrrttt
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St.9oui8, IA. aug. - s. 81. Stinbe,
@roBbdnSfer- in SdIub. unb Stiefelwaareu,
fallirte beute. Yaiiioa $l8O,O0O, gftiua
$130,000.
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Sic SnSiotter.9ieier,it,aet,. -.

&btca9O, "A. Nug. = Son Dem bieiigen
UtilitdrsS Sauptquartier mlrben beute Snitrufz
tionen on bic Arnlee=S Sffisiere, melde 2iefe.
rungen al bic Snbianer 81 iibermaben baben,
erlalien, betriigerii9e Sransaftionen gu entz
biiaen. Seber DepartementS @Ommanbaut
bari, i'm Sale eine @ntoedung gema9t wiro,.
mad ei9enem @rmeilen ba11beln.
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uus mr. 0snnses,n,,bfi4nSt.

g8aibiuqton, IA. augnit. - s. 6.
Bone 1T gum Yoitmeiter in Sorburs, Yenni.,
ernQnnt lporben.
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Gtnnabmen uno 2tusgabett 1tnie.
rer &egterung tudbretS oes
nersf STenett SQttreS.

g8aibinston, 10. Acknowledgements
lit Elm offi5ieaer Serift iiber Die glnnabnlen
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THE WOMEN.
What Tkey Hare GaiR6d-.NOt in the
Least Discouraged.

What Tkey Hare Gafn6d-.NOt in the
Least Discouraged.
U.ucy Stone, in the Woman's Journal)
From the time, still fresh in the minds OF
middle-aged persons, when there was no re-
there was no high school for guls, no college
that would admit women; when women lectur-
ers, lawyers, doctors, editors, and ministers
were unknown, up to this time, when all these
things and many others are free to women,
the gain seems marvellous. But the gain in
legal rights is even greater.
1t is now thirty years since married woman
could not own money, even when she had
earned it by hard work. She could not make .
will OF any property she possessed. She gave
birth to a child, and the law said 1t was not
hers. She could not make contract. She
could not make valid deed OF the land she
owned. She could not be tho guardian of
children-not even Of her own. She had only
the paupers' right, VIZ: the right to be main
all the income from her brain belonged to the
husband, who owned, and was supposed to
support her. To-day wife can legally earn
and own, can buy and sell and will, can make
a valid deed, can be guardian OF children, and
at the marriage ceremony is not necessarily re-
quired to promise to obey.
In Wyoming and tab Territories women
are voters. In Michigan more than forty
thousand men at the polls cast their vote for
Woman Suffrage. In many States wome are
legally elected and do serve on the School
Board. Iowa has taken the first legal step to
secure suffrage for women. Three Judges OF
the Supreme Courtin Maine express the opinion
the Peace in that State. Ia Congress- and in
every Northern State Legislature, the equal
political rights o. woman are discussed.
Thus, from the smallest of al beginnings,
through three decades, has the good cause of
Woman's Rights grown into place ard power.
Now it only waits to DO crowned with Woman
Suffrage.
To this end societies exist in every Northern
State, supplemented by county and town socie-
ties, by political clubs, pledged to secure the
election OF Legislatures OF such men as Will
vote for the reimbursement of women.
An army OF women are league9 together in
solemn covenant, to secure their rights 10 4
voice IN making the laws which ,hey are re-
CURED to obey. The time cannot be far away
when thls will he accomplished.
As an incentive to activity, it should never
for moment be forgotten that IN the different
States the law makes women the political equals
of paupers, idiots, lunatics, felon-; Of men
guilty OF bribery, forgery, illegal voting, duel
Ing, treason. and any other crlmo or weakness
which units men to be trusted With the rights
of citizenship.
This picture Of gain and loss closes the scar
1874. May the next ono end with bng6ter color
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HE VAS A SIMPLE OLD MAN.


A dred-up old man, apparently OF about 90
years, strolled into billiard parlor in Bingham
ton, recently, and taking 4 seat watched the
PLAYERS with some interest. After he had re-
manned In tue place for some time be was ap-
preached by hanger-on, on the lookout for a
greenhorn to play with and save the cost Of
playing.
Hello there. old man, do you ever swing
the cue z" said he.
"Wal, stranger, l used to prance around a
little on a three-cornered table about fifteen
years ago. but don't suppose | could hit the
first ball on this new-fangled thing" said the
old man.
"well, I'm no player myself: you'll beat me
easy enough; just take a stick" replied the
accomplished beat
"well." SAID the innocent, "I'll play Just
one game to see If / can scratch" and they
both banked for first shot.
The old man had sngularly good luck, for he
got the first shot and made run OF fifteen
points. The other looked on IN astonishment
while the player OF I" fifteen years ago. was at
work, and when he ceased the challenger NUT
tered an oath, took or his coat ana went to
work in earnest. He made nve points only,
and the next time the old man ran out the game.
IL swow." he said. "rye had the al-fredest
luck; will you try another"
"No, not by darned sight. you old fraud. .
said the sport. and he walked of to pay for the
game. amid the roars OF his companions. and a
smile from the old man, who remarked
ut is strange how ! remembered 10 play 90
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Grand Rapids POST THE difficulty regard
Ing the liquor question: ID that the average
liquor seller is a vlolater OF law and would as
soon violate these milder laws as the more
stringent prohibltory law. Liquor selling, as
carried on by the modern dram shop. will never
be stopped until the majority OF the voters Of
our country favor the wiping out OF the traffic.
The majority of the voters will never be thus
favorable so long as but one sex, the male, IL
allowed the ballot. Men are in Thousand ways
influenced by mercenary considerations in vot-
ing to permit the traffic to 20 on. Compared
with women they fe ell but lightly the suffering
and crime resulting from it. One pous man
standing in the pulpit and preaching the doc
time OF women's subsection Is worth more to
the rumseller than whole battalion Of men
who openly favor the traffic.