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8anferott etneS oemtfGe.t Sanf=
battieS.

Nem.D orf, IL. Sept. - 0as SanfbauS
bon Srtebrif Sdu6arbt & SObnen, gtr. 40,
@rdange Ylace, bat ieine 3ablungen einges
itellt. Die Greoitoren bes @eiddftS befinoen
iid grDBtentbeils in europdiiden 6auptitdo=
ten. Mtan slaubt, oaB bic Strma 0o1ar fir
CNoMor Sa{ot, t,irA
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bic Siilfe Der .gunoestruppen nOtbwenOi!

Ser Sberbunbesantpa ferti9te einen Dol
len Seridt aus unb ianbte beute per Spestal-
Soten alle Sepeiben uno Ottttbeilungen OIL
ben Brdiioenten ab, oeiien Gnti1liebun9en
in Der Safle mnraen erfnarteu0.
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Gtu tteffer &oitfla1te=9sirtf1

Su8peniion 8rib &c, N.e9., 12.Sept.
. 9lls 9ouis Ufet, &Oit9dnger bet Dem 981rs
the @eorg Dds, pergangene gtadt nod lpdt
@tnlaB begebrte, idoB ibnOh8 iiber oen6au.
fen. Oerielbe gibt an, er babe ntft gepubt,
oab elm &oiigdnger bon linn @inlaB be9ebrt
habe, nod babe er ibn eridhieBen poIlen.
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Die Sattptitaot bon @eitsStr=
dittietf.

s leelins, 8. 80, II. Ssetbr.- Ser
vSntelligencer" bat gadrt9ten erbalten, oaB
oas Staats, Sbergeridt bon 8eit Str9inlen
in @barleiton, SefferionsSo., entl9ieoen, baB
bic Ifte Der @eietsebuns, fpeld)e bas Sapttol
na6 @beeling perlegt, couitttutleneu tit unO
@hltigfeit bat. 0ie @nti6etoun9 wtrb pabr.
ideinlt9 am nd9ltenWontag offisiea betannt
npmad1t meroeu
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gSaIbiugton, II. Sept. Snnerbalb
Der lebten Gage bat Der Sberbunbesanwa
cine qanse Insabl bon Depeihen BON Yerlo=
men Der beiDen politiiheu Parteien erbalten,
bic i'm gSelentl1hen barin ibereinltimnlen,
ban bic &ube in ben auiitanoil6en Seslrfen
iotpeit mieber bergeitellt lei. 3ur 9rDBeren
&orlorQe aber Ian6te Der Sberbunbesanmalt
am 10. B. 0l. cine 0epeife an ben @oup.
ames bon Dtiififppi, ber Snnaeshiilfe per-
lanai hattie, ab, porin er ibH mlttbsllte, baB
bic Bunoestruppen III 8ereitidaft ieien, baB
linen aber nod fein Mtari9betebl 5ngegan9en
ruo mod, feline B1oflamation erlaiien moroen
| lei. sSli Der Nufltano aber Der Nrt, 0aB Die
| Steatstrupaen nit Siilfe aller allberen, Der
Staatsregieyung sNr Yerfilgung ftehenoen
&rafte be1lielben ntdt bepdlliSen fpnnen?
iblerauf ging aber feinerlet Antwert ein
bis aelfern, ruo @r Senator Beaie, iett
Yofmeiiter gu SadiOn, folgenbe 9epeid'
einIanbte:
uDie auire9uus bat itd selest. Sim
@iv;.rtodht, aus guteu Biir9ern aller Bar
| feten Tne Spp ssHiigeuber Stdrfe, nm 2ebel
ltub @taenthuni 'btt Sfaqtsangeb6rtgen 81
5diiben, fann in jebent Goltit1 oes gteetei
.uIanmeuaebrahf merben. Sort ben Staats
| BehSrbsn 1t inSsb iah bieler Seite bin nod
/ ftiu Gesiud, aeiua@t tporpsf. go lang
-'dat ole Diittel sri@Spft fno, bin I'd, Be
%. "a cine SnterpeHtlolt Der VHHoes
rsssquns aaga nm nnps,s I'M. ""'s1'a 4 aas ~ ~ ~
oaau bettragen wiiroe, oas urv..
l1ttmmern."
i Ats bieie 9epeid1e anfam, mar Senato
| alcorn BON Miifiippi i'm 8iireau oes
| SberbunSeS= anwaltes an,peienb unb billist
| bteie Darlesuns.
Im IL. ,. Wt. telegraphirte Der Setter,
nobmals an @ouperusur 4mes nm ant
mort. Grit Swiiden IL unb 12 lbr per9an
| gene gtadt ianote oieler etne lanse Sepei9e
| IN Der er ertldrte, bab mad ieiner Meinune
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Nerlu6ter @attitt= 1tno SeIbR=
~ nf.A

NemsDorf, -. Septbr. - Seraangene
Na1t itad s. Subj in betrunfenem 3ultanoe
feline fSrau in bsn SalS unO idnitt iib oann
ielbit Sic 8sble bur9. Srau Subj wirb ipie~
6er 1eueIeu
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Gtarfe SSr6ite.

gortSerpts, M.sD., il. Sept. = Sn
Der pertpidenen Nadt ftel in bieier gegeno
Elm beftt9er Sroit. Weau befiirftet, baB Der
ausTebenoe SuawaiSen uuO Der DtaiS tart
bei6aoi9t fino.
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Ybilabelp q, II. Septbr. - Or.
Selmbolo bat bonn Common Yleas @erifte
9e9en bic yPenninluania Srrenanltalt," Die
Softoren g. 0itte1 uno S. @oroon Otartpel,
ben alderman Sobn llrian unb Inbere Ser
baitsbeieble ertptrft, neil ie ibn arrettren uno
in baS ..&irfbribes, ,Qihl" brinaen lieBen.
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Wod, t,tehr NdIEdler pert,aftet.

Sc bblller 2enn.r II. Seplbr.- @llle
Spesialoepei9e bon Decatur, Ila., meloet
bellte, baB oer Sunoesmaridaa Sauer NIT s.
S. @rabam, 81. s. gteil, q. Compton nub
S. Senlp, pelde er III ben Counties Sumter,
Qleranber unb Suscalooia perbaitet bat, bort
etuaetrofien 1T. sle iino perOdd@tig, NIT oer
beriihtigten @elbfdlider Sowers IN Serbln-
oung sefanben 81 baben. 2ebterer tpar ein
aroBeS airhenlidt, ein Sauptnlann IN Der
Sonntagsi9ule uno Soriieer Der 9ranoSnrp
BON Green @ountp. 0tan bort, oaB anbere
8unoesmari1dqe i'm mittleren Senneiiee
dbnlid,e Serbaftnngen pcrgenommen baben.
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Sic GrttOfe In ohio.

Solebo, g., IL. Septbr. = Ser s@ontz
mercial" per0fieutliht heute Tforgen grnOtes
berihte bon IS Bldten aus Der unmtttelbaren
umqeaenb Soleoo's. Ius benielben gebt
berpor, bab bic gluSifdten bllr6auS ntdlt 10
idlledlt finb. alS man Qnnahnl.
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ffftf1Me aftr gee.

gSaibington, .. g., IL. Sept.- Son
Squan Sea6, N.>S., miro beriAtet, oaB etn
Shoouer, pelber qeitern &beno ben Strano
entlans trieb, Dteilen bon Der Citation itsen
blieb. 9te Manni9aft iit serettet.
Scean z@rope, N.-S., II. Septbr. -
9uS6oouery yM.S .SOribap" (nidtn Snriba")
Capt. Seamau, lie9t etne balbe Wtelle BON
Der Wtiinoung bes Chart 0tiper auf bem
5tranbe. Die 9aouns miro jest selDidt.
9as 6abrSeus beftuOet itd in sutsm gu.
itanbe.
gSaibinston, II. Sept. - 8on oem
Siqnalbiireau su 8arnegat 1T bic Wtelbnn9
bier eingetrofien, baB einSdooner imS9lepps
tau zines Oampfers heute geseniiber bonn
8arnc9at 2eu9ttbnrme in 9 Saoen tlefes
gSaIler 9eiunten Jet. Ser balbe Sopmait
unO 6auptiesel rasen nod ans benz Waiier
beroor.
= Son Dem 9isnalbiireau 81 gtorfolf
puroe bcri6tet, baB Der Sdooner nWtignons
ette," @apt. @opiugton, bon 9tetp.Yorf NIT
elmer Sra6t Sizes mad 8aibington beittmmt,
um fd repariren gu laiien, bort ein9elaufen
lei. 0eri elbe perlor am Sreitag nabreno oes
Sturmes in Der @beiepeafe Sat bic Sptbe
oes SorOermaites, bas SauptIe9el uno ben
| Sliihpr
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RrGnne.

9ittSburg, Bennl., II. Sept. - Gtne
0epei9e Don 8eit gtemton, Penni., melbett,
baB Die Strobs unO Yapierfaiertperte BON y.
3. Marfle & So. beute Ntorgen ab9ebrannt
finb. 9as Sauptsebdube unb Der grDbere
She'll Der Ntai6inerie 1T nidt beitdot9t,
Serluit $4,000, Sert9erung $25,000.
gSbtte 5all, N.-Y., II. Septbr. :. :. Sn
Sairbapen, ST., brad beute Wtor9en Seuer
ans unb Simon aIen'S Staats Sabrlf
brannte ab. SerluIt $40, 1000; tbeilmetie per-
lidert.
Sn Mibbleburs, ST., brannten beute
Nforsen llbr Is 2doen ab. Sas Seuer
brad in etuer Yapieruible aus.
&utIanb, ST., II. Septbr. - Sn Der
8apieruiible Der yMibbleburg Bapter go"
brad lette gta6t furs mad 12lbr Seuer ans.
9uter Der Barierniihle braunte nod elne
gSoalpinnerei, 30 @ei6aftsbdnler, groBe
| 6alen, gSobubGuler uno eine Sriide ab.
Der @eiamntperluit mirb $4,000 betra9en.
Serii6erung $4,000.
Suffalo, y. Sept.- 9ie nmfangrei6e
0ampfidgemiible unb 9adsieselfabrit bon
| @llen @aittpoob brannten arn Samltag 81
Marilla ab. Serlut 100000, Sapon ytt@tS
perIidert. Utan uermutbet SranbiiftHns,
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4attferptt tut Sii0eu.

auguita, @a., IL. Septbr. - Die Sanz
fiers uno aftieumdfler S. S.@oben & SDbne
baben in Solse oer gntrpertbung BON 8ertbs
papieren, melde bas5aus udhrenb Der letten
sfpei Sabre falIfte, ibre 3ahlung eingeltelt.
Die fleinen 9eponenten loQen sei6iibt wers
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0ernttf1te SepeS0ett a,ts
yfettt=WDff.

gaewzDorf, y. Septbr. - Ser m0z
d)entl6e 8antberit)t gebt folgenben 9u8<
tpeis: 3uuabme Der Sarleben S609, 800; gbz
nabme bes 6artgeloes 1882, 100; 2lbnabme
Ser ,,0egul Senbers" s1,421 100; Ibnabne
Der 3epoiiten 81 ,184, 800; abnabme Der Cir
fulation 1868 300; abnabne Der Oteieroe ST.
957, $50.
-@olS erDffnete 116s.
--9ie 8unoes9erifte peroen 81 gbren beS
9tidters gSoobruff, luelfer am 0tenfage be-
eroist miro, bis Sum Dttttuod 9elfIofien
bleiben.
Die @infuhr BON Sanbelsgiitern errei6te
in Ger perfofenen Bohe ben gSertb BON 81, =
$50, 1913, incluiipe $1,619,945 fir S9nltts
paaren; Der Broouften.@rport betrug &c.
SAG, ,165, Der Spe3iez@rport $116,900. Sd
gegen murpen $208, ,4S9 in SartgelO intpor=
ttrt, barunter S1S6,627 in Sob.
Der 0ampfer n0afota" 1T bon Siberpool
bier eiugetroffen.
-6ttter gSeltbroofs bat ben 9lntrag bon
Sol. Gi9arbs unb s. 9ipiugitone, Die gSab1
Der y@rie"> >0ireftoren Su annulliren, 5uriid'
getpieien.
Ser 0ampfer y9ermanic" ift bon 2iper
nnnI hter pfunptrnffprr
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StaOt Baltimore.
selbftm TIT Sm=Salttmorc. I.
Gtue iunge ssrau uer9litct iIdl NIT
2auo1tuIn.

5Srau Qmanoa 9eforb beging am Samta9
Gbenb Selbitmoro mittelit @lnnebmen8 BON
Qaubanum. 9egen 910 llbr er5ablte iie Dem
Boli,ilten Seaton al Der @de Der Central
9lpenue unb MulifinitraBe, OaB iie cine itarfe
Oois 2auoanum genommen. Der BoIi5lIt
bradlte ite in cine nabe gelegeue apotbefe, De-
rem Gigentbiimer iebo6 6en1Boli5ilten erfldrte,
oaB er nit Der 8ebnnblung Oe8 6alleS gtt6t8
Ill tbun babeu polle uno ouB eS ratblam lelr
bie SSrau na1 bem StatiOnSbaue 81 brtn9en.
9(uf pem gSege babin fiel bic 6rau niecer unb
muBte na1 6cm uorb0ltliten StatlonSbauie
setragen rperben, NO fe Or. gtiles beban'
0elte, aber tbre 8ettung ntht berbelfiibren
founte. sic Itarb t1r5 ua6 Ytttternadt. Die
Seritorbene mar aniGeineno 20 ooer 2l Sabre
alt uub hattie elm GngenebmeS aeuBere.
Ser Acknowledgement Or. gSalfer bradte
1eidenihallz @ei1mOreue SebufS abbaltung
elmer Qeideni6du Suiammen unb Po!Btlt
Seatou, Iotpie anoere 3eugeu madten ibre
Nusiaqen, morauf Die @ei1moreuen eluen
gSa6ripru6 auf ySelbitmoro mlttelit 9anbat
nunl" abaaben. SIR @atte, nit bem tie crit
ieit einigen Ttonateu .uerbeiratbet III nahnr
Die 2eid)e gebufs Se9rabniiie8 81 it9. 2lm
%. Sult mQ6te Ite berelt8 et1len Serlud), ild
,u nrrniftPu murine ohcr mieberberQeItellt
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Der sdooner s8airTeIO, ," Gupt. ssects, uad

Der Sdooncr o5SairiiclO, !" &upt. Bects, mad
Beaufort, 9.9., ab.
Die Srigg o2i5abe," 9upt. MabOnep,
traf AM 9. september BON bier in 8ofOu Elm
uno Der 9ampier DgSm. 9rane," Capt. 6o'
weS, gina Treita9 Don bort iiber Jtorfolt,
Sa., b:e:ber ab.
Der 0amprcr yGalpert," Gapt. 6Olep, fubr
6reltag bon GharleitOu, S.s&., bierber ab.
Der 0ampier yJiebeda Glp6e," @apt.
Gibbs, giHg 0OnueritOg pou g8iImin9tOH,
Ms, mad Baltimore ab.
Die oeutid)e 8arfe Saucer" bon Bremen
nad Baltimore betinmt, purOe aU 7. os.
uHter'm 4l.2O Sreitenz mo 65.3 2Gu9eu'
grade angetroheH.
Der SAooner y@oua Sarwoob," Capt.
Surner, fam am Z. oS. bon bier III Watana
5aS auf Guba an.
9as ttaIicuiidbe Sdifi ggui9i g." Capt.
4ntonici6, lau9tc am 80. Au9uit bon bier Su
SClfaIt in Srlano an.
Die Sarte ySreite" lan9te am Samitaae
uon bier 81 @Iouctiter, @uglanb, on.
Die Sarte y2llbGrtiue" trai uorgeItern BON
bier III Selitug0r cin.
Der S4ooncr y yYroUioence" lam Samtag
Uou bier III Nem<0orf Qu,
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Sslesrapbil@e 9epeide,t.
(Berdte ber raiiociirten Breiie" fir ben r@ors
relponoeuten."}
Snlanbs9 s9epeiGelt.
gus Der SmmsesbamptHaot.

9S q btn9ton, .. @., II. Septbr.
0as amerifaniide &riessi6iff uStto Srapo,"
mel6es fiirslih auf Der Sabrt BON gtem.
Orleans nod benz 9tio <@ranoe itranbete, 1T
in @alpelol, 3eras, reparirt iporOen unb
wirb in Der ndaiten sSod)e wieoer in Gee
geben f0nnen.
= Yratoent @rant uno Samilie tperben
ON 20. .. Wits. uad sSaibtngton 5uriidfebt
rem.
Scr YenfonSamts, ,@ommiiiar bat einen
gefebl erlaHen, baB Die @ebiibr BON S25,
meld)e smiihen einem Beniiondr uno ieiuem
anmalt pereinbart merben mlro, an5uerten'
nen 1T.
- 0as S6abamts Department, meldes
Na1ri6teu enlpfan9en bat, oaB Sdlltle auf
ben See'n an Der n6rblldlen, norbDltliden
uub noromeitli1en @rense Der Ser. Staaten,
Die ani6eineno BON Srhern bemannt nno
nit Dem Sii6fang bel9ditist iino, Splritu:
olen uno anDere gSaaren BON Ganaoa mad
BEN Ser. Staaten beriiberibmug9eln, bat oil
bortiaen @rensbeanlten beauftragt, NIT bop
pelter auimerfiamfeit jene 9egenOen Su iiber
maden uno bic S9mug9ler sur Strafe 81
bringen.
- Ser Yrdiibent bat 5rn. Sipolite D.
llriarte ais @eneral &oniul BON Spanter
nit ieinem g8pbniise in yteIu Dprf, amer
! fnurt
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SrSper0fer SeIbif1ltDrOper erS1t d, .

Sin lunger Dtann, NanlenS Solep1 9llll=
ting, Der am Samitag 9lbenr me9en oronungs
ptSrigen 8etrasenS Oerbaitet NIB III eine 3elle
oe8 iiioli6en StattonsbauleS 9tbraht muroe,
periud)te ii6 III berielben Su erbGngen. Der
SdlieBer fab, baB er on bem @iiengttter bait
meite nnO I6nitt ibn los. gtwa 20 yiinntcn
ipater bing er pieoer an eiuem Der @lienltabe,
Die iid] Dor oem 6enlter Der 3elle beftuoen.
@r rpurbe ein stpeiteS uno au9 nod ein britt
tes Wial pom Sobe errettet. Gr hattie it6 81
Oen @rbdngungsperiu6en ieiner Sleibnn9S'
ltiide, Die er 5erriB, beoient, nno mar betnabe
nadt, ol8 er gum Oritten Otale los9eidnttten
ipurOe. gQs0anu fpurOe etue gSad)e III Die
j3eae poitirt uuo aud auf Oem Sran8pGrte sum
8efGnonilie Iette iid) Elm Yoli5ilt neben lbn,
nm Inn an Der 8egebung Oe8 Selbitmoroe8
III binbern. Suntiug 1T ein junger @lann
uno ieine Sanblun9en am Samitag AbenO
perbeu eiuem 9lufalle BON Sdnieriuabnitnn
;uQeid)riebeu.
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Guropaiid5e &abelberi9te.
Ste 1larubett TT oen tiirftidlen Sas
S0lIettit0ate0.

0elQrao IL. Septbf. - Ste lerptlUe
Sfuptid)ina bat elm @Omite ermdblt, um eine
glutmort auf bic Sbronrebe oeS Siirften Wtts
Ian an eutrperien. 9ieIes @onlite beitebt
oGuslid5 aus Ntitglieoern per &ftlomspartei,
Sie Sfeai aierung gebrau4t iebod pripatim tbren
@tnfluB, Inn oafielbe 5u peranlaiien, cine set
mdblate 4ntport porsnlesen.
9le Sfuptihina bat cine Betition Der Sos.
uier um 6iilie auf ben Sii9 geleSt.
8lutbaD Der Sdrfen tn Bosnien.
8eluraS, IL. Sept.-Saulenb Sitrferl
fiekeu fiirslid aIl 60 Sasnter pun nIadten
que nieoer bis aui ben leeten Mann.
9entfd,Iano.
Berlin IL. Septbr. - Die So6ter oeS
ssiirfteu Slsmard 1T NIT bem 9rafen @enbel
III @ulenburg, elnenl hohen pre4Bti9en
Staatsheau1ten, berlobt poreen.
&natano.
eoubon, II. Septbr. .-9as grefutio.
@omtte Der @ommiiiion, peld9e fi9 in Setref
Der Utauls unb &lauenieufe gebtloet bat, bal
BEN ,Bripp Council" erlud9t, eins Srore 81
erlaiien, nm baS Ibbalten bon Wdrften uni
ausitelungen in gang 8artpidbire au Der.
bieteu. Die Sranfbeit herrltt 9n9 i'm Gountt
ytorfolf. Sn elmer g8ofe purben 5000 gr
franfungsfdGe bertatet.
Qon6on, IL. Sept.-9ie yGimes" iaa
hente Otpraen in ihrem Ginans. 4rtifel. !. ,Del
lfnterid)leif bss Sefretars BON ,66oper's
Seieorapb. @orfs" beitebt in $4,000, oil
meid,e Summe er etaefl sHe9iel fdiidte
9ieies ideint bic Sade sur aarifis aebraaf Al
6aben, Die 4ttipndre meroeH a4fgefor6er
'nerben, bas 9efisit su peden."
- sraufretG.
Yaris, -. Sept. N'aH'e e,1,ad, mam
nos ihr ans alaubpiireiser Qnene Sic ....,' ~.,'
rid,t b ,llaeaangen lei, oab in Der gsolitif be'
rsd,fen @ GentrHms lei9t sine Saluenfung Elm
trsfsn fonue, uno sma: anf bic gsiini9e De
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scr Wroaea NSeiferi, elt,s.

Ybtla 6eIp b a, II. Septbr. = Sfau
8efterpelt purbe beute in's Sreu;oerh0r gez
nommen; ibre birefteuAusla9en iino oaourf
ntdlt erldliittert mnrnen
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Ws(fuGdaft bes pfrbegerten nidt-
e.pIooirfnOen ssrnd!ofrn abtrltts-
Reiniaunas Apparats.
Wbtritts>
Ri s.
WDnarQt.
gserbeiierter
ni1t : erploFner
aetn6lpfer

eoupt.oSFce ytr. 26. goros8su !!
S%sts office: Wr. 1G0; M'TS r.. SsgusMavs, ~ Mra,
sNenxgnIt"earaNe. abtritte, &loaten, 8rnnasn,
Ssuer u. I. m. perSeu bel Gag uno 0adt ohSs 9e<
rud ooer @eiubr bes @rploorens sefelntSt: SSrS
fSuuiti tSN)
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Gbrifapbsr's
ALTA SAFETY OIL.
$50 0tao
Jemerprn be.
9as ttderite

befeOeTim O braude,
Sh ffir one 3ohlsOels aanfpen etanenb.
stans CeI.Sntpestor psr Staot 8aittntore
MIN nbiaeS Del ali, Sas bfjte sur Seit TIM 0eS
Srandbs beiinolidbe empfpbIeH. tSunt24,1SD
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2oubon, Il. Septbr.-0er vSanf bon
@n9lano" murben beute $4,000 Yib. ct.
@Oelmetalle entsogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-13
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

A PROPOSITION To EMPLOY IT As MEANS OF COM
MuNIcATIoN BETWEEN ICE LOCKED PHILADELPHIA
AND THE sEA-THE ADVANTAGES IT OFFERS. !
The Phia lelphs Erening Telegraph is imprS5k
sed with an opportunity for communication be-
tween that city and the sea which is offered by
the Peuna & Del. r. r., and which was fully set
forth in these columns some months ago. Ad-
dressing itself to the present necessity the Tel
egraph says:
Tha ice difficulty is one that our citizens must
acknowledge, and those who would advance the
commercial interests Of Philadelphia, should,
rather than seek to blind themselves to this mat
ter, adopt the only practicable means OF over
coming it. or rather Of getting around itand the
best plan that could be adopted would be to pro-
vide for the landing Of cargoes at the river ter
minus of the Pennsylyanis and Delaware rail
road at Delaware City, during the winter.
Freight can be carried by this road and BY the
Pennsylvania railroad from Delaware City to
Philadelphia in very short time and at very
small cost, and petroleum and all other articles
of export could be with equal facility and cheap
ness sent to Delaware City to be shipped abroad.
Indeed. so far as petroleum is concerned, and it
Is very important article of export it could be
diverted at Pomeroy and sent to Delaware City Ut
about tho same cost for freight that would be in.
CURED by sending it to this city.
We have no doubt that our shipping merchants
have already thought fsvorably Of this plan. In
deed, We may say that the Pennsylvania and
Delaware Railroad was designed to obviste the
difficulty in question--that it grew out of the
necessity for successfully carrying on our for.
eign and coastwse trade during the winteI
months, and We doubt not this necessity will be
bs posa srss SseSsd Ss
the American Steamship Company and the Rec
Star Line will, ere long, make Delaware Cit,
their landing place in winter.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18
Car, ScnuIz ana iii. Family,

Few Senators know how to entertain with re-
finement. Carl Schurz is undoubtedly the best
Lost in Washington for an evening party.
All the members Of his family are intellect
,alized up to his grade, aud, like tbs best class OF
Germans, they can throS of piofoundness OF
chat, and listen to music, the host meantime all
pervading and witty, while Mrs. Schurz, with
her dark Hamburg eyes and almost tenderly in
terest in young people, receives, one by one, her
callers. and is obliging without effort. to all.
Her daughters are growing up after the style
of their father aud mother, and the young mon
observe in them docility and Bensbillty quite
rare in general society.
Schurz holds his place III the Senate as much
by industry as by talent. He is not man OF
genius, but his accomplishments are general
he knows sufficient OF music, the languages,
mathematics, polite literature and law to be con-
sdered proficient in country OF partial educa-
ton like ours and, then, he is always fortify-
ing himself In the evenings when his brother
Senators are distributing patronage and writing
goosey letters to hundred numbskull consti,
tuents playing poker, keeping an assignatlon, OF
stuffing down food with Sam Ward at Welker's
Carl schnrz is at his books. His wife has put
the children to bed, and Is, perhaps, sewing al
his side.
He Inns none of the embarrassments which at
tend fashionable wives, whose daily study II ii
| finding out what to wear for the benefit OF othel
men, The star of his fame Mrs. Schurz admiret
but does not worship. Her ideal is more stable
| and frugal career than waits OIL the Senate.
| To hlip band his resources of the mind and the
purse to be part OF some real society, and tc
develop more slowly and in the line of happi
| ness is this German wifss desire. She knows
the petulance and exaltation of the literary mind
| it's want of hiisbandrv, and che necessity or Civ
ing it method and self-denal before its waywart
habits beceme in urable. She desires him K
return to st. Louis and proceed with his news
paper and the practice Of law.- Washington Cor
| reSponde,ce PiHsbVg Dispatch.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18
but started back with a cry Of terror-shc was

but started back with cry Of terror-sho was
dead
do not remember anything after that for
some weeks. had had brain fever. When
recovered she was gone. ! had never again
kissed her dear, dead lips. 1t was some time
before was able to crawl out but orders for
songs came in thick and fast
My last songs had been success their wild,
dissolute tone had suited the young fools with
money, and had become small mine of wealth
to the publisher.
Years have passed since then, but from that
time I have never written song OF that kind al
though large sums have been offered me. hate
them. Day and night hear them bnzzng in
my ears. Scarcely . week passes but hear one
of them shouted out by some drunkard ~ he
staggers home, and then the whole OF that ter-
Tible night comes back to me.
They are evil spirits that have haunted me
night and day they have made me shun my fel-
low men they have made me live in utter secln
sion. Day and night--day and night live In
terror Of hearing them.
Sometimes in dreams hear Mllly singing the
first song gave her !; and in the midst of this
happiness some fend seems to chant those
dreadful songs in praise OF wine.
Hush hoar her voice she sings the song
gave her in those happy, happy Gays. She is 60
ing away must follow her. Hush she is
singing me to sleep. Milly my own dear Milly