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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16
5000 PER ANNUM.
Novelties i'm Fashion.

White tissue wells are among the latest
importations. These are of a soft
creamy white silk tissue, not 80 thin as
grenadine, and are shown both plain
and striped in narrow bayadsre lines.
They cost from 1.50 to $3.50.
For summer morning dress in the
country there are neckties of Scotch
gingham, blue-both light and dark
gray, pink, or brown, with white en-
broidery in the corners: price 1925.
White muslin neckties are embroidered
with Turkey red, blue, pink, or black,
and cost 50. Other white muslin ties
have blue or gray hens attached to the
pointed ends by stitching, and
these colored hens are embroidered with
white.
More dressy white neckties are of
crepe isse or of organdy, With The ends
tucked and trimmed with squares of
antique lace, or of point duchesse in
leaf, crescent, flower shape, or else there
is an oval medallion or a block of fine
Nalenciennes set in. These cost from So
upward S3 will buy pretty tie with
antique glupure corners. China Grape
ties are delicate shades of lavender, rose,
or blue, with white silk embroidery
representing lace for trimming. The
open English needlework is done in
white silk on colored ties that cost 80. so
or 81. The most stylish black neckties
are of China Grape, edged with fine and
wide ecru guipure lace. The ecru
batiste neckties give fashionable air to
the simplest black toilettes. Those
wrought in open English designs on each
end cost 50.
Cheviot sets of lingerie are offered for
travelling. These are made of the quaint
striped or plaid Cheviots and Oxford
linens not in vogue, and are usually an
English collar, necktie, and cuffs.
Price S1.25. There are also similar
sets of brown undressed linen, bordered
with bands of pink or blue Cambria
linen stitched, serviceable and appropri-
ate for long journeys.
Byron collars of linen, with sheer
lawn necktie to match, are trimmed with
half-inch bias bands laid on as hem or
border, and spray of embroidery of
the same color in the corners. To be
worn with these are faring cuffs simi-
larly ornamented. These cuffs are not
attached to regular long under-sleeve,
but they have a shape piece three or
four inches deep to fit on the arm just
as the collnrette attached to English
collars does on the neck; this is cooler
and less clumsy. The set of collar, tie
and under sleeve costs s..
New linen lawn handkerchiefs have
the hens scalloped and wrought with
Turkey red, navy blue, or sky blue to
correspond with the neckties with which
they are worn. Others have the entire
hem of a color wrought with white or
else there are leaves or squares done in
scarlet wool, and sometimes in blue and
rose together. Price from $2.5 to 81.
Sleeveless jackets are made of long
puffs of organdy muslin, sloped in to
follow the outlines of the figure, and
separated by rows of Valenciennes inser.
ton. Others have a band of black velvet
between the puffs, and are edged with
Mechlin lace.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16

passed away together. will be unable
to transact secular business for many
months; excuse my emotion" AS I
made this remark clapped my handker-
chief to my eyes, and counterfeited in
tense grief. The man went away in
tears. Fearing that another creditor
might come along, left the Office and
went home. 1 felt exceedingly small
after the dissi ipation of my splendid day
dream, and determined to put an end
to my desire for wealth. I got an old
horse-pistol. ] loaded it heavily. I
went behind the house. I placed it
against my forehead. blowed out my
brains, and have felt better ever since.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16
A Burglars Trick.

A family at Mishawaka, Ind, received
from some unknown source several COM
plimentary tickets to circus which was
to exhibit on recent evening. All the
inmates of the household went, and,
when they returned found that their
dwelling had been broken into and rified
of everything valuable. It is supposed
that the burglars sent the tickets in
order to get their victims safely out of
the way.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16

The savings banks of California owe
their depositers $40. 000, 00O-round nnm-
bers-and have only $3,000,0 900 cash on
hand with which to pay them. Should
the depositers make simultaneous de-
mand for the money due them, the banks
would lack $67, 900, 900 of enough to pay
their creditors, and there is not that
amount of money in the State.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16

A Kansas scientist is saving, for the
benefit of future generations, four mule
shoes, from which the former proprietor
WAS eaten clean by the grasshoppers last
season. The hoppers must have been
sick, or they wouldn't have left the
shoes.
, 1875-01-16
SrECtAL NOTICES.
Sclielsel<'s I'ul:noMic Syrup, Sea
Weed Tonic, and Nam
drake ksiii*,

Thss- de.ervsdl; c!i.rat,l a,l po nlsr medicines
haze >E<cicI tsssusuA IN tae Atl.s ST., aaA ptayot
tho falEae. Of wlicI uty years
0lsrc:r tlll lrnErfsA q! El-Gi.f fri Tie fa!se
Eupp'siifnn l!Iaf tunsunpnn IL iacLral." deferred
ph1 tlcans frna a.C!1i ing lit a 7stnetiss ft that dis.
ease ard patients xtc.En With it rHcancilta themselves
to duati mEtal making e!uy. 10 rseai,, ;fu5 ds,1a
which tkcS snpo.ed ia be II ..c
however. that tHsaH Ir <i.rs, and hh1 is
h<tA ID III Very Eter NJ Ut them
Apparently detFtzat oaes ty schcdc3a Pfmoatc Syr,p
aona ind In n.!,rr y e SAL: z.fsne u cJ:nao
Lon VII srEc ErAA 'rA W Tu:t aud ,asr'lraxe rs,
b,, according; IT. tar tr1n.r. Ut tho c1ae.
Dt. S.Heur. h.a ~, c7jHe EuiE:f.rupsot 8ooh
health fur :l.ar, ;la1 fA.t. yr7. tu11t.' 1t
tH.s, In s at the ut death. his y-ic1ns haY
nE rououHcai hi. opeless, aa3 7baaoacd him -
his tata Tic cured ~ tho auEc :n nsehicusa. and.
enrs his rscssatr thnrrAnds similarly Affected
A.s ufed III. Scholck's preparations With tho
!uarE Al h. sHccrns.
iu di'-ct!.:' accompany each, mskia9 1t not abss-
thu:r ny, cssA'n 3D. saa t". t's pr1pso ~ T. rrnies.
4oh9lti Al 1 P:IItffA "c-. ri 1r@tI EE rIi A.t.
PEl. !ria. os.!y M"nsAJ. warru ~ 'g"ra for ad'fc,
he AIaEPsJ3t, beAcacAs m1tclue. Alt ~ ali
GEuKt,!sta.
, 1875-01-16


LACROSSE Wiz. Jan. 15.-Purst1aus to m
order Of tho Secretary Of War, the Board OF En-
giuccrs, composed Of Coils. Macomb, Wcit.ot
md Merrill, Bout for tho purpose Ut sxa1nAiug
tho ste selected By the Chicago l. St. Paul laII-
road for Their bridge acsoss ths Aiss.ks1Vl sbuso
tl,is city, a'ltl to decide tho width Of s;sns aud
villa. accessory woskH are necessary to prevent
obstruction to navigation arriyefl horu yest:s'
day. Ile board iu SESSION to-day scfo ,.,e; "
tho officials OF the City Council! ut'aFi u Trade,
aud number Of prou,lnout e:,izeus; alro.
Hy y; i. sletriil, j. 9. ti,ntt, J;
Whittinloro Of tho C.4jcsgo / 81. raul Rail
road. rhs Board sareu!ty ota'o,,.e! Maps aud
u tho liall1 uaI Company, and lad ~ hour OF
!etoaEh iaest.3in o' . sars,sonse y; d., r.ss :. es
tha dffereut rn!,l;r, after which tho uoar1l wsra
addressed by dc Aon. 1; seytaonF in behalf Of
tue city ot Lacrorse. Ihe 1'o,rd hays collected
rsaclius \ decision, which vii! 10 rendered u
su,us f1au1n day hot now named.
Ttts aa.na Board ot Enginaers hav~ been Gu
gasea IN this sa,uo bridge matter suico noiose.
, 1875-01-16
WISCONSIN,.
ExEl1HT unllHAGKERR.

A31o''3 0ss.1 ~
Spttfsi Di'patth 10 7hs eh'eas" 4T'sa"s.
MADISON. Wis. Jan. 15.-Thc crowd hss gone.
The contest for Legislative places IL over, aud
+,,a,a ia , ,,lt IN tbo senatorial strife. Both
14e.o " IT, n;s,,,nr, .St,r a ,,riay ..evion
Houses OF tue Legislature a'.of pFlat session
this morning, adjourned TIL Monday evening,
whom tho Assembly Committees will bo an
uounced and tho two Houses will procoed to
h,a,,aa.s
oue'neas, -,.,..
ln tho sopass. this nofMng' Without DEBATE
tint part Of the Governors messago referring to
Louisiana affairs was referred to tho Committee
-, 1,o1ors, 1,otations. ni,s vers introduced to
=" - - ~ 7poa ~ont.r~;,,, ~. ,,na. ~, ut
OIL tho Portage u superior Aal'foaa' 60
70 to rroglde TOR tho construction Of \ bt1aight
, 1875-01-16

TIE SENATDNfAL FjHHr-A NEW DEAL.
Gpse;at Nsbahh II 7a- th.esq, TtsdHn>.
LINCOLN. Ncb., Jan. tJ.-It now strcarH that
there will hn ~ etltire now deal il the Senatorial
contest. Tho friends Of Tilaver, buhtIY. nEa
Iladdock era rapidly becoming ratstie'1 that
tllero is chanco for the election of citlicr Of
their candidates. Tho Indications point to James
Il. Weston. present An'itor Ut the stcte. M tho
coming nan. Mr. Wealons frietlia claim he
can carry tue election on tho fltnt ballot. twenty
seven being required to elect On JOINT ballot.
He Is regarded ~ III erceont man.
, 1875-01-16

ssid 10 prevail among the committeeman cherg-
ri with the special confederation If lht 1nasns.
Tho House stsr'lIng cnm.nits"c4 uero announced
TODAY, aud glte gcuo.al hat1afastion.
, 1875-01-16
NEW YORK.

pKMDcH1Ttc NoMISATt1N FOR ENI1ED RTATEs
sESAT0n.
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 1j.-.ihe Democratic eau
Gus to.uight unanimously no:nluatei Francis
Herman for Senator to suecoed Il. L. Fcuton.
, 1875-01-16
THE LAY GE1KI ESTATE,

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 15.~-Jn 1Co Cadwal1atler,
iu the Enitotl States D1strics Cuurt to-day, deliv
cred all opinion i'll the caso Of Gibson and others
a5ainst Lewis. Trustee of tho Jay Cooks cstatc,
decdius that the trustee should 10 temEorarly
ptplElnol from Hpoa:ng Of tho etock in tho
Snsthern Pacific Karoal belonging to tho es-
ta.p,
, 1875-01-16

man, ant wilt oppose anr Esei1 action to tho Bit
ter end johnson will ttnr: ullt wItl frnm tllisA
.y-,ire to forty votes, mid he Willis frco light
il :hc Legislature.
However tic Senatorial race may bo decided
It ia very osidAnt that a storm ia brewing that
may shake things to pieces, and perhaps greatly
deranca AFFAIR." in the Democratic holiBeloIl.
r. II
, 1875-01-16

:. +FF"1af IH5fsIFfh u IHs Eh'413 Tftb4hf.
NASHVILLE Trnn.. Jan. 15.--aluc1l fcaHng IN
o1llMtctl oIer the Senatorial raco today, aud de-
ci1cd otlFile prerAura tas been brought ~ bear
fy Johnson y fFirn'is, WHO fear hc may mt OBJ
tain moro tflan f',rty voten-wisllin ptevon OF
tho hnlnbcr NECESSARY to cttL. It Ia believed if
johnson is elected nt alt it will be
by arrangements now with como
ea,ltt:ttnto 1hpm tho johnson men may
artist tn ill Senator CnoporH scat. Itt,,,son han
a certain unfailin:: strength iii Ttnntsaeo which
si'ls prpres! tho balance Of power in til. present
IcEEslatHte. Nj nstisant. who mAy now bn de-
featol will !nok tn the election two years. l.et,cc
anil wi contest tho present election 10 I'll" bitter
end. Tie !Sbt viii s!'M',tleas he proIonssd. Ez-
Gpy. Iphan II. Harris arrived to.iay, lie ltn-
~ cllauao to woar Souator Btownlou'a i old
clothes.
, 1875-01-16

StAsfA hissa:1A II TAs t%i'dao ir'oaa..
LAaslss'. Mich, ,a.A. io.-Tho ela'euth bi-
enuial report Ut itsp Hoard ct Ttuaton4 Ut tho
Deaf, Dumb, sua ss-:ss4a Asylum, a srat ~ w
, 1875-01-16
MICHIGAN.

MICHIGAN.
HARBonS AND aAAyEyAnDs.
Gpectat Dfspatth ia Tfts Ekteauo Tribune
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 15.-1n tho 1eEislature
today, Congress WAS asked to appropriate tnoaeJ
for the Improvement ot The harbolB at Apena
and Eagle Harbor
An ettonpt waa made by Mr. Ransom, Of
Rent, to get through the uouse \ bill authorizing
cemetery associations to redispose Of. burial
rights on which assessments shall hRvc remained
unpaid for fifty years or moro, and to redispoao
of unoccupied portions Of such bussal-rights or
lots on which assessments have not boen paid
for tive years or more. The bill was yigor-
ous]y debated in tho House, aud mot with 80
much opposition that It waa deferred for
futrro consideration. Many membors OF tiso
House soom unwilling that thu burial-places
throughout tha State should bn exposed to what
thoy consider sort Of desecration, and protest
against any intcrferouee with individual rights In
4 matter Of this Kind
THE CINcEAN CUT.
The following gentlemen we're appointed the
Special Committee in the uouHa Gu the liquor
traffic: trossrs. Homer, Hai'on, e. II. dfeeu,
Churchill, West, Knight, and Livingstone. At
loast four Of them are opposed to the psohlbitorJ
Liquor lau Of the State, and desro to ECO some
other Byatem tried.
Tho House Committee On Apportionpent Has
also appointed, Mr, Briggs, Of Kons County,
being tue Chairman.
MDruoriala continue to como In from Super
visors OF Counties, anu from individuals pray,
ing for tho repeal Of tho law creating tic County
Superintendent Of Schools 1t is clear that
dead set will bo made against .lis law at this
session.
Tho Town of Kilbuck, in Iaks County, de-
sired to h4yo its ua,ne changed to Norwood, but
tis uouss would have naught OF Norwood, and
, 1875-01-16

that 200 inmatca Aro employed In tho following
iu1ustrlal claaeca: Cahluat work, Al; shoe-
making, %; baskct-making by blind children,
%; G boys and G girls At printing;
mud II girls nt plain snvtng. Basket
making, sowing, and printing, have bonn
introduced s1nco tho iaat rnport This Trustees
conti.'".tir ne1ieva that nt an early date tho
pupils will 10 ahlo to priat many Of tho blanks
ing to tho State. They would .]ixo tho CompnI-
sory 'hoo Law oxtendn,1 M tint the dssf rputea
and bind IN tl,n State rbon1i bo required to Mt
tend tho Asylum and ask for an appropriation
of 9tt2, $50 for IS7, anu q.
, 1875-01-16

sf"FfHF Dt4I1?tH % IHf tH!cHJ6 TFtJ1Ha.
DEsfLE. I'll, Ian. l5.~Eo trains from tho
East llase yet arrived hero over tln Ks1I+As Pa
citie Road, T!c Sutcr.utonJcut OF the Wcat,rn
bisisi"n reports TINT tho two SNOW gangs Which
left Wallace aud Fills respectively Iaye met ut
p1rbs Fort and that tho road may bo regarded
as oIcu With l,ro-t Get Of t!,n SNOW. .boil Iz:-
ect,!;efa arriving hero TOMORROW, bl. this il
hardly likely, ~ heavy ":uI has Lcen prevail
ing all day.
The wln La. been re,f:r'uns fcmc rurp;':s
freaks durin. the pas: t;se:t:-fel:r honrs. fnts
night. frara hslw Ga.o tia, nsese"rs "ens to ~
above. This mo1ninG was QUITE warm. and thaw-
ing took place. htt at n0o III ttIa tlI1tt riace nf
t"enty miuN!cs, the t!.cyHs>neter fell 81 de.rcet,
tho wind having; suddenly vcered from the SOUTH
west to the oltileast.
AtscELLASCors.
SALT I,AME. L. T.. Ian. l5.-Iad storms pre-
nail in this vicinity; also east and We'll. Trims
I'll late,
, 1875-01-16
Ma1itnunt lhrrrtpVse:cr. 81 uti,t!mrnl. 0.
uESEHiL oneEEvATTuSa.
EIf1rlfo, Ian. 1j-t0:lA p. III.
Sta IN. Hir+I 7h,! find liza III NJ ,{Itr

- i-.-t.-"two w- y. 49,.
c.Ira .... :. h, lsI a;t,alln. ..... .fF4r,
ElHr1nnai.. u. al II n. H., gcnt1a} ... iElea-
Cheyenne. -. III -I C.lt4I. .....i .uIiFlir.
Chicago. -. ;t.l"! isS., light. .... $50. Clear,
Cleveland. II, II T. T., rcnt1t .ut GIn,.ly,
D.vctl a-.. "a. 4fl HE. light, $50, Cloudy.
Dens"r 2J..< u y. T., fresh .... Light suow.
nuluth... -. 3l.:Hl -S:S. ~, b.isal .tEflair.
Uttrtft.. M.gT l. f.. frtA.1.. = .... |Far,
Esea'a:'a ..lo.9I} aiS.. li.t ... ~! Light snow.
IT. Glrry.. i3I ~ III y. ", genc.I ,iit.,nfs,
II. t;it,-,.n.. M. iu ~ GtfI lnr eut4y
ke9knk. -. ':M, II Ii Calm go. ... F'.utt;.
I.cs,,.tn. t%p.Jj, M, fres.... ,oG ThSr4ttnin3
f'ayr!~ta ;3I.X ~; ls,S., IT. Ba...t..... tEMriy.
ktar lur.tr. .lM, q! 4t3. f., Frnt1. .i3E.at tnoW.
milwaukee ~, I'll I'm. tFe.h. ..... t;iuAuy.
Us.AAA ....t :"t.-t ~. fresh. 49,. 49,. fair.
tusu ina y. -2lit '..ir ,..... .... Fair.
E7cckrise. 81. 10 IL y. W, yel,:le ..... ctar.
Tu.. 10. ~, .! lie, fresh. .... t%eat,
i.ilkun... ,Hi.s1, hiS. W, fru,ll.f so. iFatr,
, 1875-01-16
THE WEATHER.

Wasmradroa. u. t.. Ia1. 15.-In tbs Ohio
Valley AMI the Upper Lake region, cloudy,
weatlor ard occasional SNOW. followed by wsuda
shifting to north and northwest, rising bar
ot,eter, falling Temperature, and elcasing
weather.
In the Upper ,1issiasippi ard T.owor Missouri
Falfcrn and the Nnr.!waut, rising and high bar
o'no!ef and decidedly lnw temperature north to
west wiilu4, aud clear or c.oal1ns weather.
ltJCAL p1HEnyATiuSG.
f,utrarn Ian III
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
G5Schcmfliche S(l;mois sG3faafs-Bcifaera

fiIsia un6 meiaen ii6 in 3ierIi6en Booen
obipdrts. Sic lit aus9e8eidnet ais @tn7
3elpfldn;e auf 9alen, aber 5u Sortralfen
nit Ou~nfellnubigen YfldnSen 1Ittpt 10 eT>
feftuou, ais Die oortaell bsioen.
@rlp&0nt lei bier nod Die bis iebt tpes
Mig belllBte, a6er GetuiB aud 5l etldtanS
ten Gbntrniten redt btaubbdre Nrt, ote
centaarea' arguta, 9lei6iam cine StteTs
lhIuelter, cine i'll frliberer 3eit mebr ais
iebt belie6te BHanje, mel6e Sll0e BON
S SUB 00be biloen fam uIto le9r lDoHe
idu.etpeiBe 8litben trd9t.
llR05nlth Den genaHltten Gelt1itrien
bat gnaphalium lunatum Ill %lelnel ruitoi
liO!n NtGtteru ni0t 0aS blenoeroe WeIB,
oelul oarO Die weiBe Vil3oeGe i0tlnmeFt
beij9enauer 8elra0tulg pets oas 0rAil.
OQbihgegen bat OIele YIan3e Gtgells
idmitet, iDel0e tbr aH gelDllien Soften
pell SOr3ug ltOern, ndnll0 nm l9neu
etae weiBe G~infaiiMn8 DerSnlteuen. DEE
lel6e Ddbit lebr l0uea, uIo iDellit man
fiji III elmer Gntfernun9 pom z SUB Die
eilte tpie Die alOere ullO babel I0rd0 etnS
j1lGgt, 10 fann mdM ii0er leln, OaB ne
loon na0 ELI paar W00en S%uianlMet
per!ua0len 1ino. Damn aber bat man
oaS Wahstbuu 3M 6Gloigen Our0 NM5s
l1ueioel Der SpjBen auer DorlteDenocn
Gyiebe. 2tuf oiele Weile erb6lt ula III
tllr5er 3eit eiH f0rnnlI0eS Altgefledt nit
latter lulSen rei0bebl6tterten <eben.
Die Artemisia argentea 5etgt oil allen
iihlgeren YH0n5entDellen ELL gletdmdBts
ges SitbeuDelB, Del6es f0rmltbenYerI>
mutterglan3 beliBt. Die Stdtter iino
fein gefieoert llAo iiberGu 0urOft0ttg.
sic lit liOer unter Den bier gelanAteu
Ylan3en Dte e~leqautelte , fam aber bod
feline 0~erjclbeu erleben, OenlI otele Sll-
Der: Nrtemiiia liBr li0 nibt nteort8 ball
ten uno miro all UerbolSten StenBetu
leic6t fab(. Wian nillB lie Dor Dem Nus;
pflan3en itarf 5uriiGl WneiDem, I'M regt
Dtele iutge Ilie6e 5u erbeltet, Ole ltD
au5bulden. Sic lit aun efteftuoulten ais
Gin3eIpfIan3e auf 0talcn.
SIN tleiner ueubouGuotl0er !0aIbz
ltrau0 lit Die Lacophyta Brownii, oerell
l6Iante 3Iueige bus AnlebeA Uon Detbeu
belhuppteu Sdoen Daber, IN 0eleu Die
lltberlpelBeu SlitDeu Oi6t 0uliegen.
sic lteLIt itA iofort ais ieltlaner Urelnos
ling oar unO ma0t ~ein5ell oOer 6u "a
.@remplareu i'll cine 0ruppe OtretHlst
0uf STATEN einen octBineuen @nett. 3tebt
ltD0Re Utll6e Iallen ttn nur ourd) Abz
tnctpeu Der SplBen eratelen.
SGmmtltbe genGnlte RHanjen Fam
man in Wt1i auSpa0n5en, nluB lie Gber
im Ottober iuleDer III 20pfe brtngen mn0
wfrolfret ourDlDintern. Grit in ~SluetteH
Sabre erlalgsn tie i9ren Do9iteH @rao
UDu @d11ubcTt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02

&rtegc niht gegen 9euti1tano, %1ouoern
fir Die Democratic ~9efdmpft. lleber Die
bGiti6en Sorti6rttte erfreut, bate ct
9eutl0Iano fir wtrotg, oil oct Spite
Der nab emancipation ser Vfenl0Dett
ltrebenben Bolter gu geDen. (9ia, oenn
man tau.)
- Cine FurdtbareS 9 9refniBo uf
See, tuObei aud etn Deutl6er NauleNS
Willuer cine E0Le lptelt, miro aus Gins
gapore gemelOet. Das S0iif v@urtnc",
nit elmer &oblenlaoung oil BorO, gerietb
an |. Nu9ult auf Dem &Se9e bon SDiel05
no6 NoeH i'll Srauo, Ino a6t Gage be-
mltbte Die Dt0unl0aft lid pergebens, oeS
Gleneltes 0err 81 iperoen. Nm neuls
ten Gage lab tie flip gel0tbigt, 0as Sbiff
letnem S6Idlale 81 tlberlanei, grin au
Den Suoten Mlb Iteuerte mad st. 0eleld.
Sal0 pur0en Die 8oote bon etuau0er aez
trennt tho .Dou Stpeieu lit 6iSber ui0ts
9ebort Woroen. 3iueluno5ip0n5ig Sage
ldh0em OaS S0iif Derlalien tpor0en
mar, iuuroe 00S brittle OOot BON elnenl
b0llGnOil0eH Dampfer GufBefMMOen. llrs
lprungll1 DQtten a6t Wfenl1en iih IN
0nslelOe 9etll0tet; 3lpeI luuroell bel Dod)a
8eDenoer see llber U0r0 gel0tDennmt un0
lber 0aS SbtGlaL oeS GWten uuglids
Ii0eu, eiles italienii0en &ua6eu Jtas
mems Srand5co SDaiu5 lautet Die eios
ltGe 4usla9s Dot Dem britil0en Gonlul
IN Sin8apore tDie fOIgt: pAm Sonntag
Den 80. Iudr unler Dunger uuo OHrlt
furbtbar, lSir ftngeu all, SeetuaiIer gu
t~rtlteH, una GtIler pom 0er WdnnlUGft,
3tdneus Wluer, tr0ut mebr als Die 2lns
bern. Gn 81. ling Wiluer 5u toben all
uuO Bat Die Au0ern, iDn du tOotel
uno 5u Oer3ebren; ct legte babel
unter iDiitbenDen 0eberbeH baS UtelIer all
letne &eDle. An Demlelben Wtorgen fiis
gen mir unter uls ooUon 81 lprcdleH alt,
oaB es all Der 3ett iet, 0aB @taer bon
uls fir Die Aloerl iter0e. Wlr m0OIen
cine &otterie aus 9oiSitiden BON uers
idlcbener 8inge; OerieuiBe, benz DaS
tur3elte 0olSltid9en ~5ufiel, ioUte iters
ben. OaAItr lDarem sue einUerltSnoen
ulo bas sos ftel auf Den SnGben Sbains.
SD beMertte Mtht, oaB oas 0eltDt oes
Jtlaben irgenotDelOe BerGnoerung 3ei8te,
Ell btieb rubig. Nir muBten ntDt, Das
eine Stunoe oarauf GnfdnBel1. Der
Staliener tniete uieoer uno betete. SD
b0rte i1n bic Worte AVE Maria" tDtes
OerboLe1. 6lNf Stuuoen lpdter tam Oct
bOudnOii1e Sampler ST. Suite, Ober Oct
@apitGn DGttt eth Stud0sn &eber uuo
Slulfledeu in Soote leben t0anen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
SilbcgOl&ttriae @Nansen,

Sie neuer0tn9s Yiei6eltebte NuIu0bmg
BON SIGtEplan5en III Oeu N%IuntengGrteG
bllOet cine @poWe in BET @artenDecOrds
t!onSfMnlt, - ourb tie tit oGs ulaterIl0e
@Lcment nelOes Ole @runolage Der
nelen 0urtentuAlt bitoct, elgeltltd eft
3ur S0At0mllellDelt gelangr. lin 1Der
l10n tnt erltcn Sonrner VreuOe uu0
@enuB all oielen 0etDaNleu 3u DaDeu, lit
cs notptueaoi8, bel Soften fur Oeren An5
SuWt S0rge 5I tr19eil, ullo tDenn MAI!
lOltDe aus Snanlell er3teDen mill iua5
tnluler 0as JtatDlaullte lit, Oh man ibrer
u~lal1en!ueIle De0arf, 10 mug Die Nu9la0t
DereIts III Den 2StnternlOnaten OOr8eS
lOnIrlel ulIo obue S0MMeI Der nOtDEBe
SaGalen twon 1eBt OerlOrte0en tuerOen.
0tele Yrlan3tI tDtrten 10ipODL outD
ole O0rIll, ais ourA Die Sarbe. 2Str
Dolel aus Dem nneNDlID retdDel Gapitet
0er Characterization OurO Slattptlan:
gen Deute nur ole N1rbe berudllWttgen,
ulo 3lu1r uur cine UGr0e, oG5 bel0n0ers
uu0 eIgeltAunllO SterenDe 9tciMluelB o0eE
StlberIDtEB, oGS Ins III pcrDattllBnlGBtg
Denlgen 0eiuGDlen entgegentritt. WiGI
Ilennt frciliW Utele Rlau3eI lUelB o0er
Undertaking, bod nIuB men GefIegeu,
OaB oteS htuE 9als DaDr it, iDeAH le
altD DlelfGD ourD iOeiBe YGualWIruHg
Oct lDeIBeH O1rbe n0De t0nIMel. 2Strtl
ttD retIe5 2SetB, 0DAe le0e DelntlWuA8
tit lelr leLteu, ulo, iomeIt IS l~lberDaupt
all Pfl9n3enbldEtetn mODll1 lit, nur Oil
0eM Iolgenoen nnter Den 5ur 0etoratiON
til 0teten GeeE8ueten Sn ftloeH. F..
sue SrolIe Oct iDetRen YHaHaell lit lllls
bcltrttten ole l08euaulte Centaurea can
li1oIvHa Nh HaaI ffAa ti2at@ 7,ra,f 40
blenoeno Ole BET BET tolGenoen, 10 ut
OD0 IDr GTfttt 9roDer, DellH oil Oer 8GHz
sen PnaA3e lit aIW niOt eine Spur U0n
@rlllI 81 ltbeH, 10 0t0t tit Aues UlIt ipeIs
Benl Uti6e iloer6ogeu. Sic miro ttuDt
pod, IaIII lpeltgiseHs tIIe0ri8 gepatten
luetoen. md0lt le9r bulWtg ulo III Dors
aIlBltU geeIglet 81 HleOrl8en OeeteH ais
GtuIanung BON 9ODerCn, narleltltb
r0tDblGtteti9en Yfai3eH, 0Der GucD ais
WtitttlltIG ooer StretTeu StDilDcn I!eOrt>
Gen ounfetrOtben WeWGDItH.
SDre Jt0nlenSlWDeter Centaurea ar
gentea ut aut oer Stattoberndwt IpOgl ets
GU09 retlIet tueIB, SeI9t 00sr 0OW nIeDr
@tnt, iDtro DoDer unO IdBG IT'D ltur nit
Dllfe 0eS 3urldl1uet0en5 buldDlg ers
Daltet. Die 8l0tGer itu0 bttDloD ulo
letert0rmi8 gebaut uIo elguen tiN Uelon>
DerS gut ais Atlttelpflan5ung Det 9a!I5
WeIBeI Oeetei, no man 1olWe lIebE.
ooer um9eben Don nieorIgeH rOtgblGttri:
gen Ylan5eM.
Die brute Der G9metern, Centaurea
~gymnocarpa, ut g0n5 GDlDeiOen0 pom
oeH Oortgel uI0 Dat nur Die grauftl5I9e
0eDa0run8 nit tguen gemeln. 5ge Des
ltGu0et 1tp 3lDar au1 U0n uHten Gnf,
gleIO Der erltgen0nnteM ~candissima,
miro aber g09er nnD tam Su etuem lnls
polGntel, Gil ) Sup bODen ullO ebenlo
Dreilen guide ge3o9eu meroel. 9te
8lGtter lIno lebr t0lB unO l0Ual, talt
I0geuartIg einael1nttten, ihlpa1 lDetB>