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enfal0ertdlte e.ls g0afntnatot.

g8aibington, 3. MGrj. = SfIweItel
SaSella (@Deliu, BON Otarplano) itarb WtOn:
taq 9tad)t in bem &armeliter &leiter Su
@eorgetomn. Sic mar cine Der Glteltcn SGrs
meliter=9tOnnen nno nabe5u 80 Sabre alt &C.
poroen. SIM Sabre 1926 trat ite in'6 9lo-
| fer.
- 9luf elmer BON ben 8adteinmaurern ge,
1ternIben6 abgebaltenen Seriantmlung mur0e
| beren llniou rcorganlItrt un0 etne@outltutlon
angenommen. gu Seamten mur0en ermQhlt:
S. $. Sopce sum YrGFoenten, S. 9tagnolos
gum SiceprGItoeutcu, S. 3ingSleD gum pro
tofolirenben mo S. Ougbe8 gum Stnan5z
Sefretedr, Sb. 2eot gum 6ilf8 Stnan5letre=
tGr, @. 2on0ton gum SfaBmeilter nn0 S.
Hpan Sum Sergeant- =2lrm5.
= @elteru lben0 tuste inter oem SorIts
BON Sobn s. 9torri8 Die ,SadOnz OemOfraz
ttife @eIellihatt." 0r. &len pom Nrrangez
ments. .Gonite sum @mpfGnge Oe8 81. .BrGitz
bentcn 2luorem Sobniou beri6tete, oab Oa8
Gon,tte nit bemienigen 0eS ,Otetropolitan
Glub" 5u gemeinIfaftltden 4norOnunn9en
Sur @mpfangSfeier iidl in Serblnoung ge'ebt
unb eine Gintglng erStett pOr0en lei. $or. R.
8. 9api8 brafte etuige Reloluttonen eln,
peld)e oieGiufitbruug beS r6miidjenSDtenlS,
Sen Oiitrift Columbia Ourd 9tld)telnm0bner
behelben regieren 81 laiieH, al3 anttzamerIfa-
Mid llno anti=republifauiid uerllrtbellt uno
bic BaiIiruug Der iogenannteu y6orce Sill"
i'm 8eprdiantdntenbduie ais ben erltenSd Sd,rltt
Der rcpublitanliden BQrtet SIR GrrldItung Ell
uer WtilitGr 9iftatur burG) ben 0ritten Ser
min erflGrt. BrdIi0ent 9torri8 piOerette li6
Der 4nuabme oieier 9ieiolution unO mnrOe
oieielbe einemGomlte BON 0rcien CUR Sertdt~
erltattuug in Der uG6lten Sltung iiberwteien.
Der @brm. 6. g8. 9euniiOn unterbreitete cine
8eiolutton, oenlenigen GOngreBs sDtitglteoern,
peldJe gcgeu bie famOIey 6orcezStQ" 9eittmmt,
ben 0anf Der Serlammlung ouS5ulpre1en.
Sieelbe luuroe augeuonlmeu.
= @eltern nlroen Die Sfierten 5ur Sort
i6afiung Der 2lbtritt5s SHbalte, oe8 &ebrldts
uno Der tooteu Gblere I'M 5ibun9S6lmmer
Der SauitGtS @ommililou ge6ffuct. Sic 9llt-
gebote pariiren Don $4695 bis Ill $4,000.
Sine gnti1ctouug ruur0c nod nt9t 9etrots
| fen.
- 8eitern gtadlmittag gegeu llbr mnrbe
| Der gteger @. Qo0tlon leberOlg be9rQben.
Son ben 9iiiritt8 Beb0rOen anqciteut, biz
| Yumpeu 81 reparlren, mar berlelbe nm ge
nanute 3cit au Der @de Der Is. StrdBe mn
Der 0tarplauO 9peuue odmit beidIdfti9t, IN
eiuem alten Brunnen Die iHnere s3iegelltein.
| Mauer ab3ubred]eN, ais Die uebenan auIge
bdilfte Grbe nadgGb uno 2lOotlon inter elnel
20 SUB tiefen Sd)ld)t begrub. Ser Snper-
| iutefoeut 9rummonb uuO etulge grbeltel
naren SugeQen, un0 trob aller2lnItrengun9en,
Die Groe ioiort al eHtierue1l, erreid)te man bis
gum Ibeu6 ben S0rper nld)t. Der Goronel
ipuroe uOn OeT llnfalle bena9rttttgt.
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Garopatibe &abel6eri6te.
@urppdisd,r Solorernrn,+,o.r,


Son on, 2. 0tdrs. - 9tad-id)ten ans
Berlin 6ufolge miro Die oeuti6e 9torOpol-
expedition, iueld]e 5ur 3eit in 8remen ans
9er!iltet mlrb, Jtegterung8 llnterltiibunQ CT.
baiten.
Die Soften Der III Der 9tuSriiiiung beqriffez
nen brltlldlen 9torbpol @rpe0ttion meroeu
anf $4,000 Bfnnb Sterlinq ueranid,laot,
etnldlteBltd) Der Soften fir Die 6QbrSeuae
uno Der Seldatfuu9 bon Sorrdtben 0uf 8
Sabre.
seutj6fano. = Saiier gBiIbelm frauf nuS
Stsmar6 anf oer s5eitermn9. : @ia Nicsz
Serlin, 8. Mdrs. Der 0eiunObeitssu-
itano Sismard'S bat iidl gebefert, er CAB
| 9eiiern ben Seamten be8 Soerreubauies uub
Der 0euutirtenfammer ein 8aufett, mel1em
aud 3ablreidle 0ttt9lteber Del beiOen A6rper
betmobnteu.
Satier gStlhelm mar in ocn tetten Gaseu
unmobl, er letbet an Den 9ungeu unb mus
itf iebr i6Oneu.
aonb on, 4. Mars. - Die ,,georbSeutId,e
3eitung berid3tet, baB Oie fyan80Ti6c 8egiez
RING ben Nnfauf Don O,OOO @apallerie= Bier
ben in 9euti6lauO befobeu bat. 0te 3ei.
tuug bofft, baB Die OeutiGen Seb6roen
Sdritte tbun meroen, oieie5 Su pereitelH.
&ngIano.
. II | IN, 3. 0tGrS. uSrii6>6iflez
2li1octation" beitimmte Den 80. >5uni ais Den
2lnfaugstag bes 9roBen 8ettiheBenS nit
ben 9lmerifauern. Sin @ontite muroe er=
nannt, nm Die Gnlerifautiden @dlte III uuter-
balten.
Sin 9aiapfer 1cidletterf. - Bon 100 9erIu=
mcn bis tcbt mnr 8ere:tet.
S0noO on, 4. DtQr5. Der Sampter
y@Otbenburg" lit 5pii6en San 9iemenSlano
uno Oeal aultralild)cu Seitlan0e geidettert.
@r bate 85 Baiiagiere all Sor0 unb elae 9ez
mannung pon 35 &0pfet.
SiS jegt iino erlt BcriOncn geretttt. Der
0anpfer beiaB cine beOeuten0e &aoung,
barunttr alleln 5000 lln5en Sob.
1yranEreid). - Die Sa6inetsfriijs Wabrid,cins
lin SW @uee.
S0nb o II, 4. Wtdri. - Glne Spe5t0lz
Ocped,e an Die y StneS" melOet non Ser
iatlie8, baB Die llutarbanbluugen negen Bill
ounq cine8 ueueu &abinttS 9unittgen Seylauf
nebmen un0 mabri6einlit beute gums AbidluB
tommeu. Sollten lie crfOlgreid9 ietu, 10 pirO
Suhet Yiee, BrdFOent heS Mtinliterratbe obne
8ortefeuitlc lcin.
SDamicm. Rie0eria9e oer kariiIteu.
Sit aorto, 3. Widr5. - Cine SarIIten=
6Qn0e Hitter Dtiret lit BON elmer 2btbetluRg
gtotioualuuppcn gCihiagen moroen.
@aaaItdes gonilItSriaim,.-5pbn 81. 5oruea.
R 0 NJ, 5. DtGr5. - Su WQr5 GoHltlto=
rium mirp Der &apit ueue 9t05elen III ben
8ucinigten Staaten eimihten uno Die be-
rcits beitebenoen 81 0tctrOpolitanitBen erie
ben.
Tloren5, 3. NiarS. S. g8. 8orue0, Der
@ommiiidr Der Bbilanclpbier l8eltau5lteuung
lit bier c!ngetroiIen.
gdjIifS6eri@te.
Gueen8t0u IN, 3. UtdrS. - Der 0Gms
piir ,OiQr0tbon" tit BON Sol!On bier ange=
fommcn.
Qiperpool, 3. Mdr3. - Die 0ampfer
vSelgic" uuO rgrln" traicn Don Nem YOrf
g qiUerpoOl, ). 9ldr;. - Ger 0ampfer
,grccce" iit bon gtep Yorf bier clH9c-
trofien.
,8crtue" 1T BON Stem YOrf bier aHaefonIs
men.
8lpmoutb, 3. Wdr3. = Der 9ampicr
,,@6tbe" traf DON 9telus yOrf em.
WiGrFt uno Soric.
2on0on, 3. DtdrS. - 2lu8 Der Sanf
BON @nglanO purOen beutc el48,o0O @Osl=
metI1e 3uriGgc5ogen.
Qip perp 0l, 5. Wtdr5,-SaummOUe flf;
gberl. 78-8; Sri. 81.
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y. Watns, 5srausgeser.
spe;ial Noti3e1t.
Saa&SnsDte
firf 3nfurdnrf Offlft

gut e.jA tuluaiI CIsihiS
@aesssJfsGjfe BON 5pntbs t,no GDate ST. . ;jsa
SieIe Geieabajt oerert fortmdprene 9e9e;n =; ~ s,
MI eber S6aben Sur9 9ranbunsad oigo9t "a Ds'
q0t, spie i'm sanoe aie arten ooa gisgiI2a
a=, aaSsns uuo gBaaren9ducr'
I'm Ban tegrffene ODER i'm SafeH IN eaouhs osFh't
hle Sabr3eu9e II. I. 10. a.,~.-.
Sa5 Sirettoriunl befteht aus l!sgtnosa 9stseu'
g3m. 8. s Sarriirn, PtGlteent;
@eo n Ssi6er5, s. &apff
ScniS q. gil5ou, &. 3to6t. Serlftns,
SnTnf Benuingtoas s. Wtorton GtenGrt.
Sranci5 S. Sing, 9. s. Repcomer,
Serra Carroll, Sroide SorrUts,
81. g. Steuart, Us. g3. G0ptor.
g}l. s.. Srune, ISRAEL Sobeu,
Georges. SartiIon.
gpplifotious=S ornulare nno 0ei.ere Nabrd DIT ibe;
Die Gsicaibaft piro IN Der Office, Giopef@gde non
Gou9z uno g8aterfraBe, ert9eitt, luo aus ole gGIs
ea, trscno cine snip ansenommsn, uelGe Der applis
.aat pitniten mag.
(5ani,1SD VT. g3uoowortb, Gen.
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gtaOt Baltimore.
Ner GiicnfnIlnfrien.

Die vBenniglpania. .8abn" fiin6ete seiterl
WfOrgen nafftebenbe tpettere GrmGbl9unger
in ibren 6abrprelien an: bon Baltimore mad
BittSburg S., mad @beeliug So, uaf) Gin.
ctnnati Sc, nadSnoianapoliS 81, mad 2ouiS-
billie So, mad Chicago IS unb ua6 ct. @ouiS
$40.
Die ,penmjpIuanter 8abnm OerIanst in
3bilaoelpBta Uoae 9reiie.
9t 10 : y orf, 3. OtGrS. - Die reou3ir.
ten 6abrprelie Der pBenHigluanttr @eutraL
Sabn" nah Dem gSelten iino aufgeboben
morOen; BON morgen an miro ole Gompagnie
mteoer regelmdBige Staten forbern.
Die Baltimore SbiO Sabn" bat ibre
6abrprelIe porldufig ntd)t peiter eruiebri9t
unb mebrere ibrer bcruorra3enOIteu 8eamten
bebaupten, oaB Die @omp09nie nidt baran
oentt, OemSeliptele Oery PenniDlpnnter Sabn"
81 toIgen uno tbre 6abrpretie na6 oem gSejtelt
nod mctter 81 ernteortgen.
@rbDbuu9 Der rGiicnbaBu=Ratem.
Ut NJ Il tee, gSlsc., 3. Wtdrs. - Sn
Der 9liiemblee StHg beute eine Btu purd, mel
die bic @tienbabn 6abrpreiie our6 Oa8 BOT
ter,@eieb beOeutenO in Die !9Dbe I1raubte.
Der Senat nabm Gags Suuor zine dbnli6e
Stll an.
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alanreis na(en- 1ailnpnlpar

sffstp reinst uno mabt Die 3aqus psis, lSIt Ssl
S5bns. Sic Macon oer gnbte lit neu, nis6!itb, be-
}le 1aem uno ipariam. $rei8 % eents: 81 AaOsn IN
aGeu Ipot6sten uub Dro9ueu@Sanolungen
IGimnn I2AlitesG
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2lnfttlff Oes N0rlnferS .cSfEifrirI Z

~oeE OQIlpTer uStgu[lel, SQpI. peQrl0Tt
fam 9eitCrn Nbeno nm llbr uon 9tlo De Sa.
neiro bier on. @r oerlicB 9lio am 4. Iebr.,
bate guteS gSetter bic sum Sap Satteras,
moIelbit er, oa eS ftiirmiid) nuroe, auiqebals
ten nur0e, unO errcidte Itonta0 fritb nm 8
llBr Sap Senrg; am iebtgen glbeupe muBte
CT megeu 9tebel bel Yoint 2ootout anfcrn.
0tentag friib illbr er lpeiter uno trof bel Sbo=
mas Boiut lebr uicl Sis, oa8 Die Rai6iner
am 9lrbeiten binoerte, IooaB er crit qeitcru
fritb Dieber weiter fabreu tOnnte. 2u oe1
MiinOung oes 0ta9otbp lief er auf, blieb 2
Stunocn ilber, muBte Segel aufieten uno
erreldlte cnoll6 uniern 0afen, mOielblt er an
Gbaie'S 9Serfte anlegte. Der ySthuriel"
bradlte felne $ahaglere, obl6on fiir l8 III Der
&ajiite Jfaum it, ST brahte 1880
SGdeu &affce, Die oil folgenOe Ttrmen con-.
Iignirt iiuo: s. gcUcriu9 & @omp., 9Solf &
Sellg8terg, Stirling, AbrcnS & Comp, 6.
0tortOu, Stemart < Comp, u. y. g8oo0S
& Comp, 0onlQl x Gomp., @cbr. 6olep &
&omp. II. U.
Der 0ampier, oar Dor eiuem Sabre III Gi.
raltU, S6ottlouO, bon SObu sch 9ebaut
puroe, lit 256 SuB lang, III Der Dtlltc 80
SUP brett uno bat l9k SUB 9ielraumtitie; er
bat 100 8onnengebalt uu0 cine 600 YicrOe-
fr0ttmaihine.
Der n5tburiel" mo6te ieiue erIte 6abrt
nadl Sontbag, 2lm 81. 9C3enlber trat er
icine 5meitc Jfeie an; CT fubr BON ylfabon
na1 Sabara, Don ba natb 9tio, SantO8, nm
oaielbit Die 6radt 5H l0i9eu, uu0 Don oo Wie=
Der mad Jtio 5uriid. 0ieie ytuerpool 9tio DC
SaneirO S0ltimorcr 2inie bcIitt nod folgcnoe
0anpier: y&riCl," yWturtel" un0 ,No6iel. 4"
Dian begtnnt bcute nit Dem 2luSlaOeu Oes
90mpftrS unb mtrO ibn nit 9ctraioc fir
2lpcrpool beir0dtcr.
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2Ibf05rt oeS en0ltfd)cm 9ampTers
,S$iberttt0tt."

Der 5ur @aan' 'i9en Qinie gebGrige 0ampfel
rSlbcrnian," @opt. 2lrher, tritt beute Otor
gen I'M llBr ctne 0titdretie uad Qiuerpoo
iiber 0alifar, yt.-St)., all. ST nimmt etuer
B0iiagtcr i'll Der Gajiite - 2ieut. @. Martu
pom GO. 9fegimeute Der engl. Horse Guards .
nad 9alttar = uno % Yaiiagiere I'M 3ut.
idenocde nit.
Die gaOung 6cs 9ampfers beittbt ans 2O4
SGdeu unO 81 Sallen 8aumwOlle, Orbit.
mo All YfunO iobri3. GabadS, $3.50 Bio.
Sdlinfen, 1856 Sdeiieln DtaiS, 1000 6uB'
bonben, 5000 SdtiiSbol3en, 5000 Sl0deu,
100 &titcn Gtuacmahtes III 8le6bii1ieu, Sc
Gollen ycOer mo &iiten Busties fir Qiuer
pool; 800 6diern 98ai5eunebl nnO 9 Orboi
ten SabQQ fiir SoQllfnr.
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Sic ,Gaciiic-W{aiI7-0 s otltvaat,te

g . OF f, 3. Mdrs. = Sn elmer Ser
iammluug Der ~8aciftc c=Wtail"z zGomp. rpuroe
Die 2lbOanfung Oss 0tuiiel Gage accepiirt
unO SDOneD 0tllou au ieine Stelle ertpdblt !;
fir Die 96. s. 6. 6alcott, q. S. t5atd1 unO
gS. $. Gniou murOen SAP @oulO, Sluer
81 1tfpS ,11rA . q Nnltn11 prtn1h1t
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SmiHsrtndirtn1tc1I-

9le rltltld)e Sarte y yUtarta," Capt. lteu
mann, fam 9lenitag bon Baltimore 81
Gu,enstOnn III 3rlaub al.
Die engltide Srigg ySlOrence Nap" ginl
am %. 6ebruar bon GatbarIen mad Salti
more Qb.
Der 9ampier y8m. 2awreuce," Capt
6owe8, fnbr 0icnitag uOn Bottom iiber gtOr.
folf, 3d., bierber ab.
Ser 0ampier ySeagull," Gapt. 0uttou
liei oOrgcitern bon Baltimore IN @borleiton
S.z@., EN-.
Der 9ampfer ,2uciQc," Gapt. 8ennctt,
ita4 0iontag uOn lSiimiHgtOu, 1t.,@., bier
ber in Gee.
Die 8arfe oSleipuer," geitern bon Mtar.
ieile al Der 6eituug YtOnrOe an9efOmmen
iii, nm etnen SGidbafen augewieieu 81 erbal.
ten, anf Der 9amptOner JtbeOe Dor &nfer &c.
ganqen.
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Die Gtpttred)tssSiG famgt friiD ats
SfclQett Att traaeu.

II MP 8, 2eHn., 3. WfarS. = 6elfe
abeno l6iten stpei gteger 8iAete fir oaS
Neu=W u=Wempb bis,Sbeater. Ils ite ibre Site
einnehmen mollteu. ipurben tie Suriidgepieien
llnb ibnen ibr @elb 5llriiferitattet.
Gin anberer betrunfener Neger oeriudte
obne Siltt ein5noringen, lpurbe aber auf @rz
iuhen bes Seripalter8 Shonas 9arcp per=
baftet. 0ebterer nil cine Seit, 6ra9e ans bie-
ler angelegenheit MAIDEN, banlit oas geriGt
iiber Die @onitit1ltiOnalitdt bes neuen @eietes
entldleioe.
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Sr1uoe.

9a5leton, 9enni., 8. 0tar3. - Die
Staaungen bes Bfarrers 8. s. S'Sare
puroen beute friib burd 6euer 8erft6rt, .uobet
bret BferOe, eineS hauon $500 ipertb, cine
Stub, 9Sa9en, Sdlitten &C. perbrannten. 3u
elmer 3elt lhmebte logar Die ~ st. @abrlel=
Stride" in 9cfabr, bic Slammen leften be-
retts an Sbnrn1e empor. Gin Wteni9 1T,
Ger Sranoitiftun9 perbdfttg, arretirt NOR
ben.
SO oiton, so t., 5. Mdrs.-20ie 8emi=
id]e Sabrif Der Sirma 6Ob9e, eOlliOge, Bed
bam q Comp. brannte beute 4beno total
nteoer. SerIuit $4,000. Gerft9eruus ult=
befaunt.
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R4r 9som @ttIantiidlen bis sum St:Hen
Ocean perbrettet db Der Jiuhm oes Gable Screw
Wire Stu6meris. Gs retBt nidt, miro utdpt un=
oid,t uuo idGt ME auseiuGuoer. Beriu9t es. ahtet
aui oeu $atentsGtempel. gaes glnoere ift Rabab=
muu9. (6ebr-0ldrS,D)
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@rpIuEol1 i,t einet 8raaeret.

gterp gorf, 5. 0tdrS.-9ur9 eine ST.
ploiion in ser Srauerei BON llluer & G0geleir
in 8rooflpn puroe beute Nadmittag @onrab
3eller auf Der Stelle 9et0otet unb Setter Sedel
l6per uerlctt.
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osegarisr=Ssnne 1t. Sd,acGDet5ets
feueru!ab-Z)efem

boben aGe auoereu I'M Seisen hberFtiiseIt uub oer=
tcrnrn menio Repardtur. sa6riiirt uRo pertGut BON
'""s US. g. ssooo & Somp.,
gde ber Baltimore uuo Gutaipirdse.
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Die a3ariIer Ran0e

tot sid cine gieputution eeen brergor5igiid I'm
so6en, Saden uno SporiGmfeit in Seueruua uno
M5nueuus erpor6eu, ipeldles bieielbe t6er Gle anz
WobnhGujer iper0en fobrisrt uno iino Sum Gerfaufs
ssS IS. eS. 5000 & Is oisp.,
gde Der Baltimore uno GutalpfraBe-
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y. RA1NE, Proprietor.

SraBs, aufS 9teue su niueuiren uno ,u pfa=
tern. angenOmmen.
0es9l. eiH SeldluB, an Der Gde Der See
nno 9anooerltraBe pier SUP breite SlieSplat
ten 81 le9en. Naaitebenbeu BeihliiIen oes
eflfen 3melges itlnmte Der 3ueite bel: 9as
eonttte titr 8orOernngen bomber meiteren @r.
pa9un9 Der anipriidje oes 6rn. s. Ibreu al
entbtnOen, melaer nm gc5abluug fir bic Qn,
brtn9un9 eineS arteiti6en 8runnens Quf Der
@de Der allceann= uno Gannonltrobe mad
indt; Die gSoobDear- alIep, SmiiGeu 0arlem.
uno @bmOnoIou= apenue SI uioeuireu unp an
pflaitern; an Der @de Der Sranflir- uno 8oca.
StraBe 6ltesplatten 81 legeu.
SelSe 3pet9e ucrtaSten ft bierauf bis
Woutaa.
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glrfanias+ : 9amsbeidDlilIIc fi.r
NDlnftS.

GoutS II e, 3. Otdr5. - Oem 9id)-
ter BOlanO puroe beute folgenoe 0epeihe na6
g8aibiugton gelanbt: y0ie unterSei6neten
@roBbGnbler BON 2ouiSpille, tpeldje in Sc
ld]aftsbe5iebun9en su Siirgern bon @rfania8
iteben, luiiniden Sbnen fir Shire erfoigreiaen
Semiibungen gum Seiten Der @rbaltuuQ bes
SrteoenS un0 Der 0tube III arfaniaS 81 Dan-
fen. (Siinisi9 Sirmen baben Die 0epeihe
unter3eiduet.) Sine 9roBe Suantttdt gSaa.
ren, ipeld)e BON Saufleuten aus arfanias I'M
ter Der Scbtngung beiteat poroen mar, baB
it'd Der GongreB ni6t einmtite, gebt btnah
leneln Staate ab, int anberen Sale piiroen
Die 8naren lte0eu geblieben ietn.
Stt e 81 d, 3. Utdr3. - SIM gan=
SEN Staate berrid)t 9roBe 6reube infolge Der
InHabnGe Der Seldbliiiie Bolan0's. Sn 8ine
Bluffs unb an anberen Srten luuroeu Salut
ld)iiiie abgefeuert. SIN pauie muroe ein ge-
nelnld)aftllfer Seid]luB angenommen, III
meldem oenleni9en SongreB Otitgl glieoeru,
neld)e Titr Polano'8 Seihliiiie ftimmten, Der
0anf Der @eiesgebun9 uotirt wtrO.
g1uccitatra,.
9terusOorf, 8. WarS.-Gin itarfer Dit
TURN miitbete Deute, gIetdJ5eitig fiel ein tefer
S1nee.
St. Qouis, 3. 0&drs.-@in furd,tbarer
Sdneeiiurm begann Gcute 0torgen gegen
Llbr nnO Oauerte bis Sagesan6rudl. Ser
Sdnee lit jctt l 6uB ttef. Der 8erfcbr auf
ben Staptbabnwagen lit gebemmt, au6 bic
GiienbabuSige f6nnen nidt regelmdBig fab.
rem. Seit II Sabren 1T fetu FOLDER G6nee
gefallen.
&olebo, Ohio, 3. WGr;. - 6cute Otorz
gen bsgann es bier fart sn i6neicn, ein ftarz
fer gorOOit=Stlirm tpebte babel, r0eld)er ben
Aufentbalt auf Der StraBe fait unm0gltdl
mad)te.
Die Staotbabnwagen baben ibre 6abrteu
cingetcllt uno Der Sabuoerfebr lit auf einigen
ylnlen ms Stoden 9eratben, inoem bic
6rahtSitge in ben meiiteu 6dQeu gar ni1t
befDrDert DerOen f0unen.
U | b amp. 3. 0tdr5. - '6ier 1T beute
9fadmltta9 5mct SUP tiefer. Sfnee gcfal=
len.
Detroit, 8. Mdrs.-0er beuti9eStnee=
ltnrm bat ben Sabupertebr uolltdnOig uuter.
brod)eH. SAT- alle @tienbabnen I'M Staate
baben Die Sabrten eingeitellt.
-
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aetn .btlltaer sramssnrt a

Wtlmanfee, g8tsc., 8. Mars. = 0as
nit Der Segutafltung Der Srage ,biGliqeren
transports" betraute @onlite Der @eieboez
bung bat Dem 9rufe Der giienbabnen nadl
geseben, unb, anitatt elmer Serringeruna,
cine grb0bung aller D, E, F, G, H, uao ]
claifif3irten Sradt empfobleH, uber fid, ae,
gen bic Grb6bung Der Baiia9ierraten aus9e=
iproden. Die @rbDbnng Der 8radt Staten
ioQ naG ben erften 30 OfillS eintreten. (@iue
ipatere Nadridt melOet, baB bte Sil[ i'm SeS
nate paiiirt unb ibre annabne i'm llnterbaule
ebenio auber 3peifel iei.)
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-14
A Noble Wife.

During the revolution N Poland
which followed the revolution Of
1'baddcus Kosciusko, MANY Of the
truest aud best Of the OF that ill.fat'
ed country were forced to fee for
their lives, forsakeIng home and
friends. OF those who had been
most eager for the liberty OF Poland,
and most bitter 10 their enlnity against
Russia uud Prussia, was Michael So
bieski, whose ancestor had been
king hundred and fifty years be-
fore.
Sobieski had two sons in the pa
triot ranks, and father and sons had
been of those who had persisted in
what the Russians had been pleased
to term rebellion, and a price had
been set upon their heads.
The Archdukc Constantine was
eager to appreh end Michael Sobieski,
ana learned that the Polish hero was
at home in Cracow, and he waited
upon her. I
Madam" said he, speaking polite
ly, for the lady was beautiful and
queenly, II think You know where
your husband and cons are hiding ~.
Il know, SIR"
IF you tell me where yonr hus-
band is, your sons shall be parconed?'
And shall be safe 2
Yes, madam, l swear it. Tell me
where your husband is concealed, and
both you and your sons shall de safe
and unharmed.'
Then, SIR answered the noble wo
nan rising with a dignity sublime
and laying her bosom, he lies con-
,ealed in here in the heart of his
you will have to tear this
ieart opel to find him."
Tyrant as it was, the Archduke
admired the answer, and the spirit
which had inspired it. and deemiDg
he good will of such woman worth
securing, he forthwith published
pardon of the iather and sons.
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Young Bubbleton, whose father
was very successful quartermaster
during the late war. returned last
week from visit to the Old World,
bringing home with him q mind, or
something of that character, well stor>
ed with knowledge touching the beer,
beauty and tobacco Of every country
through which he passed. And While
in Palestine, asked a young lady on
whom he called the other evening,
did you, see Ararat? Airy .rat?'
Well, no | don't remember seeing airy
airy rat. but feas!-why. great Je-
hew. .ruselum. Miss Jemima, they were
thicker in them ruins than curdled
thunder or three in bed, and you
just fail to tie your drawers round
your ankles tight as wax some ight,
and damphth,y wouldn't chaw your
very legs off. You bet there was q
flea or two there, rats or no rats
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Fsfisasl tls6ssfsfsf Gammgsiis la
iha isisfssfs n ~ eafiy - ihs aais
By Cgi hisiash Fsis.ff
Resolved. fhss iha fhssss " ihis
CaHfsaii0a sfs das sad sfs hsgsi,g
ieessfsd ~ ns assfeisfes n ihs
coafssiioa. ~ fhe soaf'soas sai n
ha4shi maaasf Nv whieh fbsy kags
1lashsfgsd ihsif asi.es
he.oigej. Thsi hs Dsmoefans
aat Conservative afssls n ihis
State is rfqaeste'i n publlsh fbs pro-
ceedisgs NJ this Coagsniion.
bssolyed. Ttat Me aaaks n lhls
Coaeeahoa are doe 10 ibe New o..
kaas. ~ i,ooig and Cbiesgo. the
Yicksbafg aed Mefidiaa. AND Mobile
a6d Ohio railroad ~ ihs eoauesy
of reduced rates 10 delegates.
On motion of Gfa. Feafhsrlon,
tho Convention. Vt Z O'Clock o. a.,
sine die.
CHAS. CLARK. Chaifmaa.
,. l.. POwEa,
! l. MoCArRrLL, Secretaries.
PAUL A. BOTTo,
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The other day a Selma woma


The other day a Selma woman
wanting some lead to stop hole in
the wash boiler, set copper revol-
yer cartridge on the stove TO melt the
bullet. She says she was just sloop-
ing over 10 see il il had melted when
the earthquake came along. Her
only consolation is that when she
grows old and has to wear spectacles,
she will only need a pair with one
Of her eyes went away with the earth
quake TO look for the transit.-Mont.
gomery Journal.
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UNDER THE RosE.-Thc custom of
making the rose symbol of silence
or secrecy seems to date back as far
as the sixteenth century, as it is men
toned by Newton in his Herbal to
the Bible, published in 1887, as fol-
lows: Il will heere adde a common
country custom that used to be done
with the rose. When pleasant and
merry companions doe friendly meete
together to make goode cheere, as
soone at their feast or banket is en-.
ded, they give faithful promise mutu-
ally one to another that whatsoever
hath been merrily spoken oY any in
that assembly should be wrapped up
in silence and not carried out of the
doores. For the assurance and per-
iormance whereof, the tearme which
they use is, that all things there said
must be taken as spoken under the
rose. Whereupon they use in their
parlors and dining roomes to hang
roses over their tables, TO put the
companie in memorie OF secresie, and
not rashly or indiscreetly to clatter
and blab out what they heare. Like.
wise if they chance to shew any
tricks, wanton, unshamefast, immodest
or irrevent behavior. either by word
or deed. they protesting that all was
spoken under the rose, do give Q
strait charge and pass covenant Of
silence and secrecy with hearers, and
the same shall not be blowno abroad,
nor tatlted on the streets among any
Others