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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
n0MESTIC ETa.

BUFFALO Aug I'm store Wheat. 5l0;54 bush; Corn.
0ji $40 BUSH 0at, ~ SOL BUSH Barley Malt ~ 02 bush
Receipts By Lake-tlour BIOS bbls Wheat $4,000 Dusn
torn 2iIOOO bush Receipts by Railroads-Flour. 400
bis Wheat 1900 bush.; Corn, 10000 bush oats luoo0
bsh; Barley, 200 bush Rye, 2 100 bush shipments Dy
Raroads-Flour, 400 bbl. Wheat 12OoO bush; Corn,
1856 400 BUSH Oats POO BUSH Barley loo bush; Rye
2i0O Dush Malt 700 bush Canal sh heat 3o2Oo0
bush; era, l39 900 1ush Barley Malt 800 busk Canal
for oats NevYork Lumber DC higher slaves, IL 30
higher quet sales Of 80 bbs at unchanged rates
quiet and firm: sales OF 1900 bush No Milwaukee
at 81 80 $500 bush. Sheboygan At 81 81 corn guet ana
hrn sales $500 bush. sample at 76c l30O0 bush No
at 76ac 5000 do. at TIC oats quiet sales OF 1000
inactive let and steady at 81: for heavy Ness Lard
0niet at at IL l4l2c. Iiighwines nominally 81 ~
ST Louis, Aug q Flour firm aud unchanged wheat In
active lower cash higberOr futures NO Red WINTER
81 ~ bid cash sales at I'll 1891 49, August; 81 4ShD
81 so S.pten ber closing inside pr for september Corn
higher: No z Mixed 6S4 bid regular; Iuc BID, Fresh
sales August $3.50 oats higher; Car ots NO. DoG
57c cash: 45r.8c. August; 453046c" septenber PORK
higher small lots f2i 90 Lard duh and nominal SUNNI
i35ar Bulk Meats higher iders % clear Rib Sides.
l2c, Sides l2l4. Bacon tTmer held higher closng
Sollcrs 9ad0ac clear Rib Sides 1918 sc Clear sides,
:c: few ear sales made below these figures Whisky
4 and unc hanged II lS Live H0zs-demand active and
prices strong shippers 81 409S 6J Bacon grades 81 80
aS7 7O Bntcher 50fs7 81 Cattle quiet bat steady
Good to Choice Natives. So s5aS6 so Medium to Fd.
81 50d IS g.; Choice Texas steers ~ 256Si 40 Good
t9 90: Nrdinr, 10 Fair So 1888 Is Common So 259$3
Ksceips-l oCO bbls Fol $4,000 bush Wheat 90 bush
Corn ii 900 bush Oats, 1000 bush Rye 20 logs 2Sl0
WaIscrox Aug 2-splrits Turpentine quiet at IS &c
I,osin uul az IL 40 for strained. Tai steady al 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE THOMAS CONCERTS.

THE THOMAS CONCERTS.
AN APPEAL TO TIE MUSICAL PUBLIC OF NETWORK.
TO the Editor of The Tribune
SIR: The papers have informed us that
change taken place in the management OF the central
Park Garden concerts that the tickets issued by Mr.
Koch are to refused after certain date and that Mi.
Thomas is to left alone with the responsibility OF sus-
tanning his orchestra and completing tho concert season
at tho Garden take it for granted that TINS response
bity is assumed by Mr. Thomas In the confident hope
that the musical people of NewYork VIII sustain him IN
it and second his Efforts The question has, however,
broader range than its personal application 10 the Con
ducter 1t touches the vital interests OF musical art not
ONLY in New York but in this country This band. by It's
long and constant study OF the most difficult orchestral
works has attained point OF common sympathy OF deli
caoy Of refinement, of finish. which has been seldom
If cqualod 10y orchestra i'll the world ms was
conceded by BubinstcD. no mean critic, wheh III this
country Under the mastery leadership OF Mr. Thomas
it has made us familiar with the great works OF the old
masters. upon which it has shed new light and 1t has
introduced the brilliant works Of tie modern writer's
without Thomas's concerts what. ask. should we have
known OF the orchestral compositions OF wagner lisz'
Bel liOz Brahms, and resident compssersf The pun
lie taste has been educated, and an impulse gwen 10
musical culture which is felt throughout the land do
not speak with authority. but IL seems t. Inc fair
to assume that II the Garden concerts are
not literally sustained and should stop be-
fore the season Is ended from want OF
patronage, tho orchestra must be dlsbanded. ana
then what of the concert season OF next Wnter
Where tho orchestra which can interpret for us tho
great works Of tho Modern SchOea And THE falls to
pieces how long will be before we have another with
such marvellous ability to read such precision OF attack
such perfect sympathy such brilliant force such superb
ensembles 1t may presumptuous in me to address
the musical public Of Newi0rk through your columns;
but occurred to that an amateur writing purely OF
his own notion and with interests to serve but those
Of art might arouse sympathy which would be untouched
by mere formal professional statement trust that
tho appeal for q general and liberal support OF Mr.
Thomas In the emergency which has arisen will not be In
vain. W.
No. III East st.. Ne,o York, Aug q 1879.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPoOI~Tn steamship CITY Of Br9ot,yn Aug.
Henry Steveps Thomas Townsend, IT,, Frank Mcintyre,
Miss sophia Mcntyre, r. Is. Walton Frank Wech. hicharu
Forde Mrs Cluf and children G. kassett r. Siaon f. -
Milan John steward, Mr. and Mrs. knight Terence AM
iscor levi Mrs Bowes. r. Hardy Miss Olive Hardy w. !;
RIrr c har Deary Frank and larry Bernard Miss CharV
Eva Mrs Mary Hughes Mrs. Mary sery r. Price MIS-
Price Mrs. =. l.. Richards Mary conway malta conway
4 L. NJ NAhOn. II. 5. ElTnllAl
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AN yyrxpATIos IN TENNESSEE CERTAIN.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug 2.-Tclegrams dis
pei the last hope Of averng overflow The river here
Is still rising slowly The mercury fell rapidly last even
ing and at o'clock this morning stood G7 when Is I'M
nrced,nt,d IN tnis latitude the III OF August Tne
otou ON tho upan reported to be suffering from In
ce,sant showers, aud ~ running to weeds.
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twin no soeu. a retoro mat the circulation ot lnR fnb
rss through tie mails = greater than hst Of TIE Herald aud
7,ies combntd fae Ord and aes combined And
almost as all of these other papesV
combne Aoyersors Will lad also 10 Their Interest w
meAber that the columns Tux TLBusE wider
Of other paper the city and that each ccumA
or line gives space % the adycrsse
than q column limo any VI tas papers.
Daiiy Tribune, Nay IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

Utica n Y Aug 2.-lOO0O boxes OF Cheese were
sold here today ll4el2sc D the average price being
IL &c. . o,-- -. -, ..,,,a
l2iac,, the average price being l2o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
DAMAGE TO INDIANA RAILROADS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 2.-The continued
rain storm Saturday night has done great damage
to the railroads west and south Of this point. White
River has continued to rise slowly since Friday evening.
Indianoa the side Of the Rvor il all afoat I'M
damage has been done to property on the west
SIDE Of this city AMI In the bottom lands along White
River On tho Vinconncs Railroad the track ia sub
merged for Bales between MartnsYile and Gospor The
yandalia Railroad has suffered the loss OF now iron
bridge near Carcrsburg one end OF the bridge having
been lowered The track Is also considerably damaged at
several points. On the indianapolis and 81 LOUIS road
at Dansvle, portion Of rue trestl mas Deen
washed away Tao western division or tGe Indianapolis,
Cincinnati aud Lafayette road suffered In the washing
away The roadbed ut Crossed Greek few miles west
of iis city. On tho indianapolis, Peru aid Chicago
Railroad the bridge at NODesyIlle was damaged and the
track has suffered ut several points NO trains nave
arrived to-day OH the Viucenne5. Nandaa uud lidaii
apns and ST. Louis roads. The roads running east have
suffered nlaratiyely little.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

The other Ncw-York dailies. disgrUntled that
they cannot produce In their own columns the OCCASIONAL
payfl ana clever editorial al seliiicfay nature IN
mi TuBif.g have taken 10 rpuDshns th6in by way
~ rdicuic The plan viii soArcsir have tao d"r'fed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

I'll remember, III remember,
Hog tns SImm ,r II ;etel bv,
Witn tine warntL VI DcceinDcf
In tho uidile Of Jaly !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

MONTREAL, Aug. 1.-TWO New-YOrk detectives
arrived hero today tho object Of seeing three shop
Ifters Miller Newman, and LasAls now In custody. The
detrctlYas Identified them As old Ofend,rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
CHURCH AND STATE IN THE INDIAN SERVICE.
To tho Editor OF The Tribune.
SrD Tho first attpmnt in American pOlitiCs

CHURCH AND STATE IN THE INDIAN SLRFlCB.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR The first attempt in American politics
20 unite Church and in the cement Of Indian
affairs has and would better be aban-
doncd In the treatment Of the Indians the churcmen
are Just vonIa anybody and. what Is worse. they
are not held responsible for dishonesty like
other people. Tho Administration ought to
abandon this whole business ut once. and
assume the responsibility which 1t cannot escape.
do not question tho good motives Of the President in
this matter but experiment failed and the verdict Of
the American people Is, think, that no good can come
from marriage of Church and State In any branch OF
the public service.
The extreme anxiety Of the leaders in this movement
TO protect their friends becomes distinctly manifest by
the address. Just issued from Long Branch What Ia the
object of that addrcssi IL Is simply al appeal "To the
Christian Public" to sustain this alliance Of Church and
STATE which In danger from corruption and bad
agement Is put forth just when tho investigation is
going on. Why could not the Board OF Indian Conmis
siorers have waited littlei Why such hastoi c.
Neeo- York, July 80 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

DRIVERS EXTORTiONS IN THE CAT5kiLIS.
TO the EdttOr Of me Tribune.
SIR: VIII you let constant reader of THE
TRIBUNE give word Of caution to Summer tourists In
the Catskills 1t is this: If you want to save your
money and your temper remember that snoothtongued
drivers who do not belong to the regular stage route
promise well but neglect to fulfill their PROMISES Avoid
them One OF them promised to take myself and friend
to the Mountain House for So He changed horses. gave
US driver. and then demanded that We should pay
all the toll the road. The driver when came
to the Hallway House. told It's he must have addi
tiOual to 90 up the mountain. / demonstrated but he
snid he only following the injnnctions of his en-.
poyer SO my advice is go with the regular line and
yon will not have o ait the seat of the 5cOrnful
Neuark, n. j., July -. 1875. WsDOMTOOrH
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Yews see Second Pdgc.l
ARRIVED

fFor other Ship Yews see Second Pl0eI
ARRIVED
Bark EOlus Ger Bcrdn3 l,remen ~ Gays IN osnAs@ -
anchored sandy Hook for orders.
ilars Fri, O;,rl Pfeiter BTencn AZ days, with mdse
BIrs Zanlpa (Nor) Olsen. Hayre June ~, Ia BALLAST Is
anchored IN Lower Bay for orders. -, $3.50 l..
btrst Is anchored Ia Lower Ray for Orhrs .v
GlhOr nsrn, Liverpool June = IN oAuAsL
T. anchored In Lower Bias for orders ~, ,.
schr abel Hall Bradley. RlchmOnd Me- win ,uuoer
Schr H. A. Dewitt. Manson, G1T'ilner, win granite
schr Excelsior, Fafnsworth Gardner, with lumber.
srhr. Granite state. Hart. RockpOrt, With granite
srI1 Helen g. King Woods, Calais, with lumber
Schr. Calvin Cove, Calais, with lumber.
Srhr Caspian. Fletcher Bangor, with lumber
schr Ch,iles = HaLar, Bartlett Bangor. with nmoor
srhr Chas W. Morse, Myers Hsllowell with lumber
Schr . r. Lawrence Mason, Georges Banks with iish
S.hr ocean Queen Mott, Nantucket, with nsh
Schr. Isabelle, Martin Nantucket WIN nsl
Scur I.inIuine, Wilson, Naniuck e. Win hsh
Sci.r. Convoy French, Roe land. Win lime:
WiND-sunseL fresh T.; raining and thick.
DON. STlC PORTS.
San FRANCISCO Aug The Pacific NAL steamship treat
Renublic for Hong Eo x. via Yokohama, sale today
pOKI ROYAL. G., Aug 2-hfr'oi steshsnp TrVi n"''o'
from LONDON Via Key West A., ..o..
BAiISogE, Aug ARRIVED. bark Kong OH 'Nor' Ho'h
iyerup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

Mr. GLADsTOSES AWKWARD QUESTION
There may DO different answers to w. l.. G.s
question, IL the Chucn Of England worth prCserVhSi
bat QUO thing Is elcar-tne Jars aro ready.-lPuhod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
6perial Notices.

Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup, for children ecthin&
sooIs the gums, alays all pam, aud cures wad collie
Cancer
Removed without PAIN cau5c the knife by Dr. McLEISHs
No 81 East i6ti-sf.
Persons wishing to make repairs their houses at mod
obtain the services OF worAmAas
good references To honesty and capacity
JAMES MEAGES, No. II NINTH 81. Brooklyn, f. d.
Ear Discharges and Partial Deafness Curcd.-for one
only, Doctor HARTLEY isly on r, 10 trtat ~
es persons free Of charge un Cared once III Wess
xUsast
male eoe ana brown ami al grades, from - 10 sl2 peg
gallon our light golden Old impoation the best value
York al the price rs 50 per gallOn H. H. xxx
Co, 90 FultOnst n Y.
Special Notice.
OF shipped by r. NJ. y. "ScythiA"
liverpool July hereby informed that has been traI
ferrei NJ BUTHNIA, rOm Liverpool July "a, DID
c. o. FRaNCkLfN, Agent.
Post.(fce N0ticc.-1he mails Tor Europe Tor the week
ending sArUkpAf Aug 1870, VIII Close a. IN, once =
ni on TIL toDAY ut ll:3J O. IN: and on SATukDAl atS
and ii 100 a. ID. T. J.. JAMES p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

RAVAGEs UFON OHIO FARMS AND RAILROADS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2.-The Hooking Valley Is
completely submerged. Tho riso OF tins river Is within
three inches Of greatest known The crops are
total loss and reports OF losses in constantly
No trains were run ON IJckins Valley Railroad to-
aay The waters over the track OF the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad below the town, where two trains
are blockadcd one passenger train full of people stand
ing completely isolated for time The loss at the
s,ina SAT- mines will DO heavy. bridge on inc MARI
on, and Cincinnati road wost of here II gone ine
heavy bridges are standing the strain well Tie ScioO
River higher than it mas been for years Dut no teas
felt for tlle leyet.
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SPECIAL. SIGNAL. SERVICE RIVER REPORT.

NPTt1AII SII'Nih oEIsFIOf fsf'I' W.T. wv
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-During the past
wentyfour hours the Oo River has risen gig feet at
Pittsburgh 7 feet at Cincinnati and feet ut Louisville
Dangerous floods will probably occur between Louisville
and pittsburgh The Mississippi has risen feet at st.
Louis and 8 inches at Cairo and fallen inches AZ
Keokuk The Allegheny and Monongaheia Rivers have
risen rapidly. Tho Missouri and Rcd Rivers have
changed but slightly. Tho Cumberland has fallen Ia
Inches at Nashville. Very heavy rains have fallen dur
ing the past twenty hours In the regions OF the ONO
Valley and eastward ~ the Atlantic coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

ONE OF "THE CHRISTIAN PUBLIC" GRATEFUL
To TIE RdffOr OF The TrttuNe
SIR Allow me to thank you for the editorial
In Saturdays TRIBUNE tine Appeal to the Christian
Public" As "a member Of OF tho religious bodies Of
the country " like that kind OF preaching.
J. y. WILLARD,
Pastor OF westville Congregations Church.
West Hdren, Conn, July 81, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
THE PANIC CAUSED BY LACK1OF CONFIDENCE.
10 the RdifOr Of The Tribune.

TO the RdtfOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Surprising is the statement made by
your correspondent, Asa Wcrthngton, In saturdays
TRIBUsE that the late panic was caused by lack Of
money. No. Sis; it simply lack Of confidence
in, people 10 hoard and hold every dollar they haC, said
confidence being destroyed by bubble railway enterprises
for money, there just much before, but
the tmid and wary possssor OF funds not going to
lend IL to jay Cooke any other promoter OF ruinous
schemes IL You pass % law controlling confidence
you may prevent panics, not otherwise.
hc,o. York July 81, 1870. ANIIINFLAIION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
CHEESE MARKETS,

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE H. T. Aug 2-Prnting Cloths shade higher ;
standard aud Extra 6ix6i Sic, with quiet business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

Mrs. Winslow's SoOtbfuG Syrup, for children tecthng
oftoIs the aays all and cures wind cole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-23
8ert1tc attS ocat SSnnern SeS
StdQteSA

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Der alts, ieit so Sobreu in Queen suuej8
SO. tbdttge OtetboSiiteuprcOiger, lit am Dor.
lebten Sonntage nab Iauger &rantbeit in
Bridgeport nit 8OOe abgegangen.
- Sn @alton, cabot County, itarb g.
8eters, Der &bef,Sngenieur Der ogtarDlauO-
0elawares sSabn."
- Su Gin Cumberland, 2llleQanu. 60,
tpurSe am Wittuod) Der alte s. S. 6upior
BON eiuem @rpreB, Sabu5uge iiberfabren unr
get6btet.
- 5rau S9neblep beging am porlebteu
@tontage IN 9a9erStomn ibren lO2. @e6urts.
tag.
= Sn Ct. Mi6aels, 3albot. Gountn, iint
ieit LANCER 3eit nidt 10 piele Sraute untel
BehanOlung. ais gegenmGrtig Der Tall 1T.
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Sorts Of Bdturent, in Der @dbe Der Baturent
citation Der Baltimore Botomac Giicn
boba," Wtr., berriGt ba8 Sharlabfeber il
etuef erihredenhtn g81iIe. Sn elmer Samiii
BON orel5ebu Sinoeru ilegen elf on Oleie
Sranfbeit oaruieoer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-23
9cr ianse W6rocr SSeiTe Bomeeog
attttt So0e Derurtttetlt.

y t II, Watl., p. Sebr.-OaS leltene
S1auipiel Der Sertiinoigung etneS Soeesur.
tbeils tber einen nod nidlt oem Snabenalter
ertnahienen NSroer wurOe am Sonnabeno
yfa6mittag IN benz oberiten @eri9tsbofe al
Bolton selieiert. Seiie Bomerop, jeuer iunge
llnholo, Der ben &naben Millan ermor0efe,
Die fleine Satie @urran in graulamiter Wetie
abi6ladtetc uno mebrere Stnber in Den gor
ltdoten 8oiton's IN iataniiher Beiie qudlte
uuO marterte, iit baS nnglitflid1e Spfer.
Sberri1ter @rap fiibrte ben SorItb, Staat8=
anmalt Grain pertrat Den Staat uno Red,ts.
auwalt s. s.. Cotton fitbrte Die 8ertbeiOi.
aung Oes angellagten. Bomerp1 ielblt be,
fan6 iid aui Der 4uflagebenf, Ser Staats-
anmalt trug, ua4oem er cine auSfiibrli6t
56ilberuu9 Der 9rauiamen Morbtbaten oeS
angei4ulotgten 9e9eben uub nahOem bit
@el1poreuen benielben beS MtorNes i'm erlter
@ra6e fir ifuloig erfldrt, auf bic burtl bas
@eiee fir ieneu Saa oorgeiebene GooesitrafC
an. sluf gSeiiung beS @eridtsbofes flnq be1
@lert befelbeu ben @efungenen, OBJ er etiuaS
Su eririebern babe, luesbalb Die 8opesltrai
Hidt iiber ihn uerhdngt nerben lollte, porau
oieier in taltbliiti9iter gSetie NIT einsm Nsin'
| antmertete,
8i6ter @rap ri6tete iib bierauf al oel
Gn9eflagten, benz er iagte, baB er eiu nnpar
teiii6es @eri4t unb eineu fdbigen SsrtbetSi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-23

@onierpatipen II. bem @omite oes 6rn. 8hee
Ter oereinbarten 8ebingungen autbeiBen, il
tper6en oieielben Iofort nad) Stem. Orleans te
legrapbirt fuerben, mo Der conIerpatipe @ail-
Gus IN Stbung 1T; bon beGen Caution ben
Soasug beS Sergleif8 neientlif abbGnqt.
Sr. Surfe nollte benz 8rdIoenten leir
Gmenbement su bem Soriflaqe oes 6rn,
gSbeeler porlelen, bod Der Prdfoent iaQte
bab er feline contrabireaoe 8artei ietn fSnne
oa es ieine Bflid]t lei, bic @eiebe Su pollitref-
fen uno fd] nid)t IN llnterbanblunQen einSu-
lalIeu; er merOe fid] iebod freuen, penn man
einen Serglei9 81 Stanbe bringe. 9ls elmer
Der 6erren bemerfte, es fperbe mabriheiulid)
zines gSinfes BON 9Saibinstou beDiirfen, nm
Die Hepubltfaner in 2ouiIiana III Deranlaiien,
Oem 8ergleid,e ibre 3uftimmung slt geben,
perpies iie Der Yrdiibent on 9ru. @beeler.
0ieier ia9te, er perbe Aaes tbun, mas in let
nen &rditen ifehe, nm einen GompromiB auf
@runb ieineS Sori6la9s 5u Stanbe 81 britt
gen. periuarf aber bas bon ben @Onieroatiuen
porgeiblageue 4menbement. Die Sade plrb
pieaeidt morgen erlebi9t nerben.
Ser Serid1t Ses 9oniiianasG 6 onti=
te'S Hr. 2.
B aibtn9ton, %. Sebr.- Der Seri6t
oeS unterluhungS>@ S>@onlite's gtr. 2, ruelhes
inter 2eitung beS 2eprGientanten Soar gegen
Ntitte bes lebten @touats naf 9teip,Srleans
reii'te, 1T ein lan9es Document unb gibt 4ufz
i9liiiie iiber Die Sorg6uge ipdbreno Der Ietten
aft Sabre. Die SdluBfol9erungen bes 60
mites perben bon allen republifanii1en Wtits
9lieoern oes Stpeiten lusi6uiies, iopie BON
ben SS. Yotter uno Ybelp8 bonn eriten 4us,
i9uiie untersei6net. Sas Gonlite empiieblt
Die annabme etnes Sei9lufies, msbur9 Sell
loqq alS 9oupernenr anerfonnt mtrb. Ser
ner mirb Elm geidluB beantragt merben, mel
der erfldrt, baB Die @onierpatipen augen.
ideinlid cine MajoritGt i'm llnterbaule Der
Staatsgeiebgebung erwablten uno baB meb=
rere coniernatiue Mitslieber ibrer Site per-
(uifin prflGrt mpr0eu iiu0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-23

rifien geipeien, anbere vIariba -Sidets" .iei
en- taft faum nod Su erfennell gepeien, loga1
babe man ben gtamen oes Sor1. Wfaribal
theilmeiie bon ben Sidets abgeriilen II. T. 10. !"
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in ben anberu 8aros."
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Sir9., nuroe Soc @larf me9en @rmoroun9
| DeS gilbert SarfsDale 0es WorOeS I'M /.
grabe idulbig befunoen.
Die ,N.=S. Seutihe 3eituna" iaat, baB
iudbrenb Die beutidle 8epSlferung bon u e no
SrleanS reid)lld 900 betrdgt, nur 1888
als Stimngeber etngetragen iinO.
Nabe s ter, yt.<Y., banitrten auf benz
mad gSeltptlle fiibrenoen aanbme9e am Sreis
tage brel, relp. IS, 16 ltnb IL Sabre alte
Sriiber, Namens Batrid, Martin unb 0iiz
fael S'8rien, nit &Orben, ianfen erid]Dpft
nieoer uuD erfroreu. SaS thermometer itanb
am 55reitage 20 @raoe Inter benz @efrier=
punfte nro bod n0tbigten bic bersloien 81
tern ibre Siuoer, gum Serfaufe BON SOrben
anSSu5ie6en.
Sin gang ionberbares 9eri6t iette fiirsli6
elm reidber 6uiie in YariS ieinen 9Glten
Dor. 0ieier NIT Sob ibersosene ruiiiide
SGr erregte l6on lange our6 ieine geraoe5u
llmIin1tge nno perriidte Serid)menbung ielbit
in bem leidtlebigen Baris 4ufiebeu. Sci
einem Diner, ba8 er Dor einiger 3eit ieiuen
Sneipgelellen CAB, erflarte er fi1r5 nor @nbe
oeS Sanfets, er babe ieinen @dten gum
ShluB ein @eri6t Subereiten laiien, bas
nod JtiemanO seiebeu babe. Gin paar
0iener bra4ten Oaranf cine 9roBe, bebedte,
iiber 5 Sup lange, itlberne S9iiiel berein
nno iebten iie auf ben Slid, unD als Der
0efel aufgeboben tuuroe, preientirte ii6 ben
erwartung8pOllen @diteu etne Der - reisenb>
itea SAauipielerinuen pes Solies Drama
tiques i'm billigen @oitiime Der llrgroBmutter
@pa, auf eiuenl ieibenen 9iiien ausgeitreft.
Die S4iiiiel foitete bem 8ufen Die aleiniss
felt bon $4,000 6ra1feu, pdbrenb bic flelne
aiinitlertn fir Die vlei9te" 0toqe $4,000
Sranfen erbielt. That's the way the money
goes. Sb Der ruifiidbe 8arbar uub ieiae
@dite baS @eridt aud 9lei9 peripetit baben,
mtrD ntAt gemelpet.
Sn 9 Suf al 0, 0..g., ta9te 9eitern cine
Contention weitlider SLIDER unO Slidlz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-23
Gtne Caucus 0eriantml.ttt9 ocr
reNft tbitfatttSdten Sen0tnrett.


Isl blngt0 n, p. Tebr.-benfe WtOrz
gen fano sur 9teseluns Der @eiGdftsorbnung
eine Caucus Serlammlung Der republifani.
ideu Senatoreu itatt. Otan fam 3u feinen
f6rmli6en Seritduoniiie, aber Der allgenleine
ginoruf 9ebt babin, oaB man 5unddit bic
Serpillisungs- Bill erleOisen uno crit Oann
9uns Der Srage iiber 8indbad's 3ulaiian9
geben mill. Die Senatorsn bnlten cine 81
trasSituug Oes @on9reiies ni9t nDtbig, oa
aae arbelten gcniigeno porausgeidrltten
iinO, INN ite redtseitig erleoigen 5u fDnnen.
Oa Die meiiten republifaniiden Seuatoren
pent Caucus beimobnten, waren fait ale Sc
if)Gft8 @omite'n belte Otorgen obne Ono
rim unS Scott'8 beriiftigte uSeraS Yacificz
8abn-"Sta fOnnte fetne @omite Seratbung
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