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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRrIGN.-In the rfe-match at Belfast, Ireland
for the Mayor and Citizens Cup, the prize was won
by Col Gdersleeve Of the American Team. -
Gen Dorregaray, with fourteen battaliOns of Car
lists has withdrawn from the Provinces of Valencia
and Aragon in Spain. - motion in the British
House of Commons for the second reading of the
Household Franchise or Counties bill was lost.
characterization Ludington of Milwaukee is
Che Republican nominee for Governor in Wisconsin
80 1t has been decided that the laws do not
authorize the adoption of the coupon cigar stamp
- A bold attempt TO rob Barre Mass bank
was defeated by chronometer lock- 60 Gov
Osborn of Kansas objects to sending the Sioux to
Indian Territory.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Joseph Loader and John J.
Prico, who made perjured atiidavits against Mr..
Bcechcr ami Mrs. Iilton, indicted on Mr.
Beechers evidence; the society of Plymouth Church
raised Mr.. Beecher's salary for 1875 to 100000.
- The Assembly Committee TO investigate
crime heard testimony concerning charges against
Police Captains Walsh, Mccullough, and Killilea
- In the Long Branch races the Monmouth
Stakes were won by Cothill's FLY Ascension,
aud the Mansion House Stakes by Puryears
Grinstead. -- The Fire Commissioners re-
moved Secretary William Il. White. -
New indictments wero found against members of
the Tweed Ring, TO correct errors in previous find
ings 80 store on FultOn-st was damaged by
the fall of the tower of the Old Dutch Church. =
Joseph Doyle in jersey City. pleaded guilty of mur-
der in the first degree for the killing of Philip
Sheridan -= Gold, III, H. 1863. Gold value
Of the legal-tender dollar at tho close $3.50 cents.
The WEATuER.-The Government report predicts
cooler and partly cloudy weather, and possibly
rain. - Thermometer in this city yesterday, TO,
81, To.
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MP ADUfS on NEWSP1pERS.

The address of Charles Francis Adams. de-
livercd yesterday before the Social Union of
Amherst College, is published i'll full in our
columns to-day. Mr.. Adams believes that the
colleges are not doing all that they ought to
do TO meet the requirements of the period in
which we live, nor all that they might easily
do if they comprchended their duties and their
opportunities. In civil life the nation is threat
ened with the prevalence of political corrup-
ton and "the decline of sensitycness TO the
"force of purely moral oblisation;'' in the
church it is mcnaccd by the spread of
indifference if not skepticism on the one hand
and barren rtualistIc worship on the other.
The great want of the country is Of active and
thoroughly equipped leaders, who can stimu-
late a better public opinion, rouse a genuine
religious impulse, and point out the way when
ever the time of separation comes between
honest political endeayor and the selfish
schemes of partisan organizations Il look
around mc,n Says Mr.. Adams :" to discover
where a class of men to lead in such occa-
" sions is TO come from. They must be per-
81 sons more or less thoroughly trained
"for the arduOus responsibility of the
position. Standing Oh the solid foundation of
philosophy in its purest ethical form, well
"versed in the history of the past ancient az
"well as III OderD, cOnyersant with Law in lis
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Business Notices.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

At the business meeting of Plymouth Church
last night Mr.. Beecher's congregation gave
another and most convincing proof of their
faith in their pastor. BY unanimous vote,
and with immense applause, his salary for the
current year was fixed at the unprecedented
sum of one hundred thousand dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

NJ. Buffet. in opposing the motion to make
future Assemblies in France permanent, took
perfectly proper position. 1t is strange that
any Republican should make such a PROPOSE
ton, having before him such an example as
the present Assembly affords.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

The presence of prominent Southern teacher
at the annual meeting of the Alumni AssOcia-
ton of Williams College called forth the patri-
otto utterances and expressions of kindly feel
ing toward the South which are reported on
our second page. The trustees of this college
have conferred the degree of LID. upon Mr..
John Bright.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

With the counting of the money, and the final il.
lustraton it gives of the care with which he has
discharged his duties, Gen. Francis E. Spinner re-
tires from the position of Treasurer OF the United
States which he has held since before the out
break of the rebellion. The country has
rarely had more faithful, and never
moro upright officer. He has literally spent
his strength in her service, and he retires, after
handling thousands of millions of the public money.
to enjoy the honred retirement he so well deserves
Oh the bare competence left him from the earnings
of former days and the scant savings from his
moderate salary. If we would have more such public
servants it is our duty to bestOw the reward they
most crave upon those we do have. Such men do
not ask for money or patronage; but they prize
character above rubies, and are ambitious to be
recognized everywhere for the faithful work and
spotess character they have devoted to the public
interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

declaration of principles which covers sood
deal of ground. without being remarkable IN
any respect. They accept President Grants
letter on the third-term question with ap-
prevail and in the matter of finance favor "
"currency convertible with coin" and "a
"gradual resumption of specie payments"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

The title of Mr.. Longfellows poem for the iftieth
anniversary Of the Glass of 1925 in Bowdoin Col
loge. indicates the soft and pensiye minor KEY in
which the musical verse is set. We have the poet
here in one of his genest and most characteristic
moods. a winsome melancholy which springs from
disposition at once reflective and emotional, rather
than from morbid impulse. "Morituu Sautamus"
is the greeting of the passing generation to the
scenes Of its early happiness and to the young VINO
follow in its footprints. Old and young will read
the poem (which by the courtesy of the liarpcrs We
are enabled to reprint from advance sheets OF their
magazine this morning. with equal delight The
younc will find in it an impulse to ambition the
old will be reminded of the lesson which the poet
has already illustrated nobly in his own labors:
For age IL opportunity no less
Than youth Itself. though in another dress.
And n the evening twilight fades away
The sky IA filled with stars invisible BY day
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THE TRIBUNE's MONTHLY CALENDAR.
n, lorO, dcres indicate ne days Of more mail ones
liz Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

The Wisconsin Republicans met yesterday
and nominated their ticket and adopted a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

Gov. Osborn of Kansas is strongly inclined
to believe that it is high time for our Gov
ernmcnt to abandon the policy of dealing with
vagabond Indians through the medium of
treaties, as with nations. This view of the
case is shared by a good many people, East
as well as West, who will be disposed to ap-
plaud the vigorous language in which the
Governor expresses his sentiments in letter
to the President which we publish this
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

King Alfonso seems to have as much trouble
az his predecessors had in ruling over the
Standards. His government has now proved
to be little better than failure
He has not succeeded in gaining the
perfect support of the clerical party,
and he has made himself offensive to those
who desire religious freedom. 1t will now be
interesting to observe the struggles OF his gov
eminent to maintain an authority which Is
gradually slipping away.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-13
Die mcmc @nTf=slfnScmte.
Snnftcr abeuO Oer ritaIienifhen spcr.
NteoIcttc.

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0cu 6loden pom $olmmel fiel, un0 bic Strd
Sen lueqeu oeS @l0tteile8 beilt0be unpaIIrbar
maren, 10 bate iid) bod Elm SablretfeS mo
fuuitperltGnbigeS Bublifnnt in Der neuen Dhl=
ffzIfnoenlc eingcIunoen, lin oer2lnfiiibruna
BON Serbs bcrrlIdcr Spcr: yOtigOletto"
beisupobuen. 2lbgeiebeu bon cinigen lure
9elindBigtciteu giug Die Sper rcd)t 9latt iiber
Sic Srettcr uno elnige Der i'll aller QSelt be.
tauuteu uno popular gepOroenen gtummeru,
mie /. g. Die reiSenbe 2lrie: ,9t6, iue 10 triis
aeriid) iiH0 SeiberbcrSeu" rieien itilrnlild)en
l(pplauS berpor. Sri. emma Albani i0uQ
Die Bartic Der ,@iloa" nu8oe3cidlnet unO riB
oaS Yublfum iu ben louteten SeiiaQsbe;el=
guugen bin.
Niebrerc SlnmcnbononctS mnroen Der tiidll
tigen Sdn9erin iiberreidt. Signor 0el
Buente reprdientirte Die Sitelrolle uno eruote
te, pie al6 SignOr @Orpi (nSer5o0J, al-
0emelnen 2(pplauS.
,9tio0" nit Sri. Alice Ntareii i'll Der Sitel.
role Sir antiitbrun9. Die iibrigen Ioaupt=
rolleu ucrben uon Sri. &arD mo Den 6{o.
SnrlO GNrpi, Qcl Yuentc, 6iorini un6 Geo
lara reprGicntirt. @roBc Sorgialt lit oui BIZ
iceuiide ausltattung permnnot. Der erItc
9lft ipielt i'll oent Yalalte oeS.S6uiqs uou
Dtcmpbis uub in bem Sempel oe8 ,Sul
ton;" Der Slueite Gift fiibrt Dem 9uIfauC,
Die Sbore Sbebeu8 Dor 9(u9cn; ser britt,
lift iplelt itd) oil ben llieru oeS 9tl8 ab, unS
III pierten ut bic 8iibne in sluei S6eilc oe.
ionoert, BON oclcu Der @iue eincn SemDeI
uno Der Nnoerc clu uutcriroilbcs @efGuQniF
borItfllt.
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aSOemti6c 3bs0tcr tn Der
,,GolcOr0i0."
Senelti ihr ASril. 90. WlcOlt
30 eiu 2copolo."

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3um 8encfiS fiir oin 0tC9iiicur 0ru. So.
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oas Original Solfsiitd: ,Yteiu geopolo"
iber Die Srctter Der ,&oncorOia." QSem
mir BON ocn tlaiIii6en 0rameu obieben, 10
t6nneu miro Orcll bcbaupten, oNB wGbrcnO
Oieier Sailou nod fen idlOncrcS Stiid bier
sm 2tuIiiibruug getOmmcr, ais y'2lrOnge'S
,,Dtein Qeopolo" 9Senn man bic berrlId)e
Suradle ulo Die lpounenoc 'oanoluug oielcS
Solf8ItiidS i'll 9lubcnad)t 5tebt, 10 munOert
man lid) uidt ldu9cr, oNB blc u@ortenlalbe"
OlCem SibnemCrfc Clncn cin9cbcnOcn 2lrti
fClmi6mete.
Die aufliibrlmo bc8 StdtS licB oud) udt
baS Mlnbclte Sl witHidleu itbrlg. Inter ben
Oiitnirtcnocu pareu eS mamcntld Srl
Srambilla m0 bic $50. WcOiel lulO 0eltig,
meldIc Nae AUDITORIUM innler uns tmmcr
Uieoer Ill oclt lcbbaiteltcn Scliall8bcSeugurlz
Qcu Glnrilict. Srl. SrHmbilla lpieltc Die
3io0c ocr ,,@lnro" nit cinCr ioldcn Snut9teit
llno Ciuem 10 tielcn @efiibl, OaB itC beit 2lu=
Nen maud)er 3uidOuer 6brdncn entlodte.
Iyu Der Sd)luBiceue beS crltcu NttcS, IN meld)cr
lie iih ibrcm Soter Su HiiBcH mi"ft uuo 10
beiB nnO imlig Su Oemiclbcn ilCbt, luic mn
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ais bis Die treiIlidlc 9arlteacrln nod eium0l
in 8ereiu nit |Sr. {oClbi9 aui bCr Siibue ere
| dien un0 iid) bantCnb UerneigtC. Sr. Otegs
iel murbe pom Dem AUDITORIUM iii jc9lid)er
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| gicbe III ieinem Sobne, nlc bcu SdubmadlCr
neilter gScige1t Omd ieiu ycbcu uerfolgt,
;cld)nete Sor. Ntcpid III crgrciIcuber SSeiie,
mo fcip 9(uQc blicb troden, ais er gum
| SdlluIic, uadjOcnl CT uor icluem Sdmicger-
iobne aui oen 9nic'u gClcgcu, iidJ crbebt mo,
rmoebcn BON ieucr Go6ter, leiltcm Sbmic-
Qcriobuc mo ieineu &nfcln, nod clnmal ONS
| Eleo iiuQt, mcld)cS iid) bur6 bOS gauge Stiid
binourd) Sjebt: uNtcinc cin5igc Raiion 1T
mein Sobu, mcm ScbH!" or. 9ciet9 mar
acitern 9lbero beIer, oils jc; ole Clgcntbitmll
| dc gSciic, III meldcr CT i'll erlteu 2lfte Der
,,&loru" iciue giebc gcitcbt, riibrte g(lcr Ser
;cu Gr marc mcbrcre Utolc onf oncncr
Scenc berporgerifen.
9a8 Stiit gclungt 6rcttog Nbeno 5rnl
Nueiten Ntnle ;m 9nrltelllu9. glle, lueldlc
Der geiiri9eu 9oritclluu9 nidt betmobuten,
| iolltcn nid)t ocrIebleu, oas Sheater am 8rcI
toqe III beluhsn, ba idlperli6 Elm 10 prddti
Qe8, berser9relienSe8 Stiid 10 bolo mieoer Slu
| g(uffiibruu0 fomllen miro.
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3miaa,mtentritt Der sernier sesis
Gmropaiid)e &abelheri@te.
3eutihlano.

8erlin, II. San. = SIN 9iei6Stagc
paiIirte beute bas ganbiturmgeies Die s,pcife
2eiuug. Die mt6ti9ite &lauiel beiielben,
meldes Der Jiegerltng Die Ma6t gibt, Die
9iei6en Der 2anbipebr burdJ Seute aus Dem
2anbiturm aussuiiillen, purbe ebenfalls nit
176 gegen 104 Stimmel geuebmigt. Die
Sortidrittspartei lub oas Gentrllm lfimmteil
nit Der MinoritGt.
2enbon, -. glop. Die nGimes"
sluubt, oaf 8ismard Die ipaniite 9tegie.
ruug benadri9tiste, paB 9eutihlanb ber
&6rlig alfonlo nidt eber anerfennen merbe
bis Der Sefebl Srlr SuspeuOiriug Der beioer
proteitantiideu 3eitungen II. Der S6lieBnnl
Der proteitantli6en air6e in SaOir tuiper
rltfen iporoen Jet.
nbon, II. San.-9ie beutiaeu Srie9s
ldiffe oalbatroB" unb oNautilus," meld
friiher BET San.anoer Spaneu, fatiohiltel
mp bon oort Hah @brifiana, 9lprpe9ea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-13

abaeieqelt nareu, baben Den Seiebl erbNltell,
nad) ben pauiidlen@emdiIern SnrisdSntehren.
Gines perielbeu 1T hereit5 bier aHgetomnltll.
SpauieH,
9tem-O orf, II. San. - G;He SpeSlal=
9epeide pon Sonoon uu Oell Seralo" 1dgt:
9On Carlos hat inter benz 6. Sanuar bon
leiuem I6anptquastter Sera cine Brotlama.
ton crlalien, ift tmelher CT iid ais 6aupt Der
ipanid1eu Sourbonem erfldrt ullo bann iagt,
er bcflaqe tief bic Soaltumg Ieines Setter5 gll=
ionic, oeiien unerfabrenheit ibn Oa5u 9efitbrt
babe, iidJ Sum gSerfseuge Scrielben Yerlonen
gebraudleu Su laiIen, Die ibn uno letne Otut-
ter aus Dem 9anoe geJa9t bobeu. gttdbt5
oeltomeHiger proteitlre er nldjt.
Die 9Siirbe ieiner leiblt uuo Die Nrmee ieieu
iein ciusi9er YrOtelt. &r merOe ieluer heili-
Qen Otiiliou treu perblei6eu uno Die SABINE
uubefedt bodbalten.
NtaDrib, II. San.-SDnlg 9lfonio mlrb
am 9onuerltag ieinen GtuSug i'll Die Saupt=
ltaot balteit. IS beiBt, Don Carlos babe be-
id)lpiiclG, oen ®, trob Der 6eltauration
Der Ntonard)ie nit GllBerter Strait fortSuiebeu.
pie 9tegierung mirS OemgemdB III eln'9en
Sagen ben Sampi gegen renielben mleoeE
aufnebnlcH.
Qonbon, IS. Sau.-9er Correspondent
DEL ,,oullV Jltlup leltYlupHlll puil V-JtApuglf
baB es betBe, Der 9eputlrte yeon Otertno babe
nit 800 s(nbdngcru MtabriO uerlaIien, nm in
Der Guerra Mtolcun Die SABINE Der 0fepubltf
auf5npllanSen.
It aprib, u. San. - S0nig Nlfonio
traf beute in Salercia eiE uno mur0e bon
Dem &olfe entbuiiatiif) empfungcn. 0aS
beutiHe Srie9sidiif O9tantllnS" lit no6Sanz
tanber 5uridgefebrt.
Gin 8eriidt.
YariS, y. San.-yge Sor" la9t, Dap
beute in ben Sor6alen ber9tattoualperiamnlz
luna @eriidte i'm llmlauie wnren, baB Die
Sarliten 8ampetona erobert uno @eneral
Morirues iid) gegen BEN Sbnig sllfonIo er=
ftdrt babe.
llnteraan9 cincs SamyIers. - @crIIit BON
stenid)enIebeu.
&ono II, y. San.-Oer 0ampter e@orz
tex" Don 9tortbsSbielos lit in Der SaD bon
Siscapa untrgeguugen; DC Berioueu crtrau=
Ten.
SampTcrbertdtc.
lnmontb, II. San. - Der 0ampTer
,&eltTolia" lit pOu 9iew port bier elnge.
lauieu
Soutbampton, 13. Sau.-0er 0am'
pier ,9icdar" lit pOu 9ieiu 9)ort ein9etronen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-13

Sat ieOen MtOrgsn gsbt ein 9teid lOn9er Sc
ridt ein.
Gin netter Sobn. - Martiu Selp,
juu., bate gsgen ieiuen Sater 0iartln aellp,
elt., oie ,6anb sum S6lage erboben. Bolt
siit @arep nabm i'm beSbalb beim Sragen
unO bradte ibu Dor 0tidter 9ncfeii, ser Sen
Oaufbaren Sobn 8ebufS beS Criminals Ser
fubreuS ms @efdngniB ianbte. 9ber aud
iuegen eiue8 thatlihen su9rifieS auf Sobn
Sellp lab fid Martin Selln, jun., BON ben
BoliSiiten Sighe unb @oitelo ieitgenOmmcn
unD uon bemielben 6rieoensrid)ter Dem Ser
fabreu Der @roB9eihmorenen itberluieien.
Gin g SdDurteni d. BoliSlit $40.
berts entoetfte geitern 2lbeuO gegen IL llhr
einc ans bem SarpiS'ih ihen GebGuOe III Hortb=
itraBe tommeuoe 9SaIicrIr0nuug unN brang
nit Dem Sergsnnten Sdimp hrs Sans, no
man ermittelte, ooB i'm 3lueiten Stode Die
9Saherr0bre ourhlhnitten mar, 10 OaB 0aS
8aiier ms Souterraiu binabrdui6te. Die
reftSeitige @ntoedlng lieB es bel 9erin9cm
Sdla0eu bemenOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-13
Selegrapbii6e 9epeifbelt.
(8erid,te Der nglIociirten Breie" iiir Den Cor
reIpouoenten.")
eSmlamos9 s9epeideil.
Ser Sreitnorterst9ite Gptt9seB.
2Meite StkttttG.

Swette StSuN8.
gSalti ngto II, y. San: - Snt = e
II ate murbe Die Sill iiber 6epiiion Der ;3ollz
gelebe einberidtet.
Wiorrtll pom Sinans= Gomite beridtete elnen
GeidluB elm, Dem Marine lieutenant Eltdl
Al aeitatten, Elm pod)seits @elherf Ses
SicesS6niss BON @9ppten anSunebmen; pal
lirt.
Die 8iG, mel6e bas @eieb Sur 9Sioerz
rnfung bes 0toietp= =Sgitems nabcr erflGrt,
ipurbe angenonlmen.
Sargent ieste cine Oenfidlrift Der Stener.
sabler Don gSaibington Dor, pelfe Slm 0rud
beoroert murbe.
I'm / llbr erbielt Some ben Slnr OsS
Senates llnb ipra6 ilber Die 9onltanas
6rage.
SIM bauie bradtt
tSarris cine Bill ein, ale @eeBe, peldle etner
Semeis Der 4opalitGt bon ben sur Yeniiol
bere6tiateu Seteranen BON 1912 ioroeu, aui
Subeben.
Manuaro pom Gomite iiber 8anfen Uni
@ourailttpelen bsridtete Die Senats SiI Elm
Die Sei6rdnfunger, pelde oaS &apital uol
ganfzafiociationen Sur ausgabe bon Sob
noten anf ST 100000 linlitiren, anf3nbeben
Iugenonlulen.
Sic Serats Imenbements sur Slotten
gerwiligungsz 8ill mnroen au9enomnen
Der Senat bat Die gerlpillignn9 nllr Ill
| $40, 200 uernlebrt.
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sofal. serid,te ans gealhtnatnn.

gSa btngton, II. San. - Sdmltag
4bero brad III bcmDauic OeS 6rH. S.2ponS,
DIR. Alb, HSnaBc sSencr aus, meldeS aber,
ohne groBeu Sddbcu onSurlhfcH, balc &c
loift iu0rb.
- Su bericlbcn Idd,t entiano in Dem
ouuic BON 81. $etcrfon Al, 81, slpii6en Der
4. uno 5.StrnBe, 8cncr, oNS ole berbeigeeiltc
6euerucbr nit gS0hercimeru l6id)te. 9a olc
6elcgr0pbenbrdbte ocs Seuer alarmtuitenS
ytr. itd) in beihdoigfen 3uitanbc beianOan,
10 entfano time fleineSers0ge i'm Gridet=
uen Der 5euermebr. @S llest ole Ssrmutbnng
nahe, oaB oas 6ener augeiegt luorbeu lit, in
oem Yapier 10 5eritreut anfgefuuOen muroe.
OaB oaiielbe mad mebreren 9tdumlihteiten
fiibrte, i'll oenen leiht breunbGye 2tOiie auiae=
itapelt la9en.l
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9rGnOe.

Stem port, II. Sanuar. = 0eltte
miitGete bier cine fltr6tbare Seuer8brunit i'll
pem 5roenwaaren @elddfte BON Same8 IS.
Sbaiu oil Der 0naues nuoGbatbamitr. 9as
6euer cntitanb III einem seller. Serlnit
100000.
sent, o, II. San. - Die 8eparatur-
ggerftdtte oer,, Ntlanticz z@reat= l8etern @iiell-
babn" nit Sra9ttpaggons lit Samitag
Naft Elm 9faub Der Slammen gemorben.
8erlult $4,000.
Sbite Sall, Miid., IL. San. - 9aa
8oltgebduSe uno Die apotbefe bon @beelel
luur0en Samitag eingediflert. Serluit $i0,'
600. Die Yoitiaden urrben gerettet.
Snbtauapolis, Sno., IL. San.- SIN
Samtag braunte ingSanatab Oasy Nc&nrpD
6ouie" ab. Serluit $4,000.
@iilmaufee, 9Sisc., u. Sanuar. =
!Seute Wiorgen brad i'll Der Sdule be
| ct. @eorgssSirdDe slt aenoiba 6euer ans
neld)es oas @ebditOe gau5li6 Serit0rte Ser
| Init S3O-40,O00. 9a8 @ebduoe geb0rt
elmer beutlden @eiellifdft.
ssmjamsntemtrtft Der Segafer 2c9is
Iafttr.
| Tin, Seras, t2, San. = Die 9eiebgebun
| trat bente SuIamnen. y. 3. 5ubbaro riei ben Se
| nat sur Sronun9 uno ortde in ieiHer anprad,
ieiRe ipdrmte Spmpathic iiir souifnna aus,
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Ste beiSen Ssauier ocS Staates
sSluriS0.

&alfabaiiee, 6ld., II. San. = Der
Senat fam an6 beute nod 5u feiner Srganls
iatiou unO pertagte iid oaber bis morgen
Otittag II llbr. Burman, @ongreBnlit9iteO,
fam geitern bier an. Sm 0teprd'entalltenz
bauie iiberrei6te, berielbc beute ein @ertiTifat,
feline Grmdblung ais Mitglieo peiIelben fir
Sadlon-@ountp betreHeub. @inen1 Outrage,
ibn einsuidu6ren, mioeriette iidD 6eidS, pom
Der 8ortei Der llnabbdngigen, inOem er cine
9telolutiou einbrafte, Die 9lngelcgenbeit eli
nem @omite 81 iiberueiicu, oasgta6iorldun
qen bariiber anliellen ioa, oh Surman bel iel-
ller gSabl ais GongreBmitglieb reiignirt babe.
Sin Autrag, biele 9teiolution anf ben Gid
oeS Sailie8 nieoerSulegcn, rulrOe perIporicn.
Dus 6aus pertagte iid) bieranf, obne sl elmer
Gnt5dleiSuua al fon1meu, bis rnrqen.
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G,ris,ttttine &TIfr.

9teip Yorf, II. San. : 9(n8 Dem
Noromelten miro iibcr cine fardtbare 8dlte
geflagt, in nnierer @egenb oiirfte AM Don't
netltag abenO, OOer ON 5reita9 Wtorgen wiez
Der groBe aGlte eintreter. -~Sn 8refnrtb9c,
Diinm., itanb ba8 thermometer 20 Inter
Stuff, in &beDenne, gSpOming, % inter gtul,
9euper, Sol, 10, SirginiensGttp, Ntontang,
SO uutcr 9tuQ
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@ermiid)te 9epeS1en aits
y2ettS= orr.

9emEgorf, II. San. = Die 9ampier
,9tmeiifa@ Don gremen, ,gtlas" bon Seite-
s1sld, s@rsat i, IstsfHs ~. pen SEiltel gaO
gaAieH. Ger geetere brafte ben Sapt. 3gOlea
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3wct syabrsem9e Dpm Site ges
ftpsfelf.

Stem 3 orf, y. San.- g8dbreno eines
ld)ipereir 9eipitters lpurbe beute inn Ya3 q
routre bas nah benz @plf beitimnlte Sfiff
Yrinceton" bonn Slib getroifen uno gertctb
in granb: Ser Gapitdn lieB eS aitf Der
Barre auilaufen. Die Sarfe y@milie" iuurbe
ebeniaGs POM Sliee bsi9doigt, fonnte abel
meter fnhrer