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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-22

CHANGE OF TIME.

.ssasssssSssx
REGULAR LINE TO NORFOLK, BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE.
On and after MONDAY, September 20, 1875,
the new and elegant steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE
will make THREE REGULAR TRIPS be.
tween Washington and Norfolk each week.
touching at the principal River Landings, as
follows: Leave Washington EVERY MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 3
o'clock p M. and Alexandria at $3.50 D. M, and
Mort TX EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, at 4 p. m.
Fare to Norfolk 81; round trip tickets SIS.
Meals and Ststerooms extra.
Tickets good until used.
For tickets, staterooms or in formation apply to
+. A. REED, Agent,
sep 23-tf Janney's wharf
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y L A G K S IL K. S

- l. e K S / L ks.
have ust received from New York line of
my superior
BLACK SILKS,
OF every grade some Of them exceedingly rich
in quality and finish; also beautiful Pin. stripe
ditto. French Merlnos in the new Cloth Colors;
large stock OF black ditto, with Cashmeres,
from 81 cts. to $3.50.
Also, inc stock Of Plaid CAMEL'S HAIR
and other goods for Ladies Jackets anc Cioaks, in
the new Styles and handsomely trimmed
sep3O j. Nj. STEWART
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CO.NyaxssID.v -nERCHs.vrs.

w. A. JOHNSON. j. X. SHERWOOD.
JOHNSON s. SHERWOOD,
GROCERS LIQUOR,
FEED, AND COnMlSION MERCHANTS,
y. +. Corner Cameron and Royal streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA
We take pleasure in informing our friends and
the public that we have leased the above st re-
formerly occupied by Mr.. F. G. Swaine, and
hope, by strict attention to business, TO merit
share o: their patronage. sepl-tf
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u = n ASSAS DIVISION

Passenger Train daily, except Sunday, be-.
tween otrasburg and Washington Leave S,ra.
burg junction $50 Il. d.. arrive ut Alexandria
S;33 a. M, and at Washington Q. Ia IN. Leave
Washington AGO p. ~, Alexandria 4 IS y. M,
arrive Al Strasburg Junction - D. m. Good
GunEgcti?n at Manassas junction with Msir
Line Mail Train, both South and North bound.
At Washington, full coarcction with Nor.E
and West; Il; Danvlle, to and from south nrt
Southwest; at Lynchhurg, twice daily to Mem.
pins, Atianta New Orleans, \ rkansas and Tex.
as, and, AT Gcr1unsylie and Charlottesville
WITH %on6ie i"iiy trains on Chcs. y Ohio Z. K
Fast And West
Eastward to Richmond, Petersburg and Sonth
and Westward t" StAuntun, White SULPHUR,
Huntington, Cincinnati and HE G..at Wet
rti.LMAN >LNEPhEs ru;t th.'ougA mi-i-
""t chG"y" i'%t'retn Boiti.v.'s u5.d Ntc D,ica,.,
TIa i>yncnburg, East TcnncsScc n%d Alanl,
Lane and daily, without change, between BALI
more and hltc Sulpur Springs, leaving B.l;-
more at so y. N.
EXCURSION tickets to all the Summer Resort,
on sale. Lowest rates 10 ali points
9. J. FOkEACRE, Gen. Manager.
j. Il. BROADUS, 6. I. A. j. Il.
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sep6
A YER'S: NJ DICINES,
"A COnsist ing of
PLACE ALPACAS AND MOHAIRS.

By this a. mis-. Express
More of our regular line, thoroughly tested in
this market by several years sales These goods
are unsurpassed in color and finish, and rs we
buy very largely OF them we offer inducements
to purchasers. [oc2D] u. L. WITNER CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-22

FAMILY ROE and NO. l POTOMAC
Il HERRING, for sale by the dozen also
new No. l, 2 and Mackerel, at
w. a. JOHNSONS,
sepS a. cor Pitt and Queen SIS
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M AIIA Az u h MlAlU hii
NA Will Positively Cure

CdIL LID AM FEW LR
This Mixture contains nothing whatever that
can njure the general health, nor is il Disagree
able to the TASTE 1t is com posed Of the finest
Ingredients, and the patient need not change his
customary mode of living whilst taking the rem
edy. 1t is pleasant tonic, and ii taken in small
quantities before breakfast each day will pre-
vent chills and fever in localities where miasns
prevails. 1t will be found that Mstin Ague
Mixture exctes au appetite and improves the
general heslth. For children AS well as adults,
II will be found most ei.ectual and pleasant
remedy. Price 81 50 per bottle.
JANNEY & CO.,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers,
sep2 las King ST., AleAandria, Va,
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DRY QOOES,
r ARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF FAl

r ARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF FAN
IL CY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
October 4th 1876
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore markets.
We have just returned from the North and
opening to-day splendid assortment of goods,
embracing the newest and latest styles out for
fall and winter Our Dress Goods Department
is complete, and We make Black Goods u spe-
clalty. We cannot enumerute all the differ emit
lines of goods, but invite q general examination
ot>the stock. Popular prices may be expected
D. +. BRASHEAR,
d. b. HoCMEs. No. 100 sing street,
oct Alexandria, Va.
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SOUTH BOUND. Mail Train. Express
NUM- BDUND. Mail Train. Express
MINED Tx AIN

Leave Lynchburg daily, except SUNDAY. n,
. W Il: IN; arrive at Danrl!e 1!.25 u m. Lcayv
Danv'I!c : % y. m; arrive At Lynchaurg So
p. M. Inns tral:4 makes good connection =,
Danville with Richmond and Darv!llc tr.ins
North ana South; and At Lynchburg. with req
ular Express Train on this line in both dire.
tions.
WARRENTON BRANCH.
Connection between MArrcnton and Man
Line, to and from North and South bound Wsii
Train only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26
lPsavlas District.

We took . hyfae tdp 70 Pesville yes
tsrday 70 hear sssln ths welcome sound
OF the mill stamps. Ten stamps are
pounding on Consolidated Poe ore, aud
the elevator hurrisdly conveys u into
the furnace for roasting. whore 10 II
subjected to an intense heat. This far
nace 10 to all Appearances the very thing
that will fetch the bullion out Of rsfrse-
tory ores. and since the enlargement 10
Is working splendidly. and no fears arc
nov entertained relative 10 tho final re-
suit, and We confidently expect by tho
end Of the week 10 chronicle the arrival
Of q large lot Of hns bullion from tho
Consolidated Poe. Mr.. 0'HNa, the in
ventor and Superintendent Of this fur
mace, informed us that after roasting.
the ore il put into ehloridixing pans,
where 10 Ii left for tventy.four hours,
and that The smalgnn, 70 far fsSvery sat-
isfactory. We next visited tho Golden
Fleece mine. examined u thoroughly,
and came 10 fha Jeoncladont that bat
very few mines on the Comstock excel 10.
We could not form On sxact estimsts
Of the good ore in sight. but Judge that
several thousand tons can b. taken out
with ease. For . length Of nearly 200
feet in the tunnel The ore protrudes
through the Logging on both sides OF the
tunnel. and extends from the foot wall
clear overhead. The Consolidated Poe
has thirteen men employed, bat will
soon put on o force In the mine stopine |
out ore, and also q crew nt work sinking |
a monster double compartment shaft.
They have tons and tons Of ore upon
the dump-sufhcient TO kssp the fur.
nace running steadily for months. The
work done on the Golden Fleece ID sub.
stantial and durable. the tsnnsl bsine
heavily umbsred IL entire diaancee
300 feet. But little work il being done
other claims in the district Ill anx-
iously awaiting the result Of the Consol-
idafed Poe's operations -Roso Journal,
August 26h.
|
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26
Enc Its.a
fpnnthaI.A1ne.ds.tA N,

tFrsn The iadspssdsst. Ana. 81
Three bars Of ballion. valued .. be-
tveen 5000 and $1,000. arrived from
C~ornuoopia ysal ,edAy. The produd d Q
batch OF amslgsm remaining unvorked
In the pans of he Leopard miIl shen u
was burned. The retorts have been n.
paired. and the Aboys smesns clsAnsd
up. fl1tihGdh1dh y MAddtd o.
McCombs 4 Co. are sinking on their
mica mine IN Ruby vAllsy. and tAs vein
u reported as becoming Of . better quail.
lily. the mineral being almost sntirsly
FREQ from checks. There are six or
seven men employed at present, and
they arc doing good work. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26
Terrific STAGE Accident.

[rron the 3ruehss r~spub,iean, August W
On saiaraay s~ftAsnoon last o tsrrihls]
utaes Seidqnt oo6srred on the Tfuckss
and Tlhos turnpfks. about nine miles
Truckee. The accident occurred
on % bsnA around what IL sometimes
called Squav Creek Hill. The stage
left the Grand Central Hotsl ct tbs usu-
al time. with sixteen persons on board.
and came on at In usual rate of speed.
which IL about ak or seven miles an
hour. In coming down THIS grade the
driver took an sxtrA RET IN ths linAs snd
had the team perfectly under his CON.
troll, With his foot on the brake. bat In
coming down q sleeper spot about one
hundred yards FROM. rhspsths staee Yts
vrscked. 'ths brAks-seAfn6 fsks sqSAfsly
of, letting the stage forward against the
team. The only thing to be done then
to keep the team In the road and
mako the descent. u possible. The sit
uasiou afpeeths ibfsakine OF tae bake
staffi va, Known only. 10 those ON The
outside; the others were chatting gaiiy,
and unconscious Of their impending
danger. Anew ynfds above the scene
IL another spot whore the grade 10 some
what sleeper. and while coming over
this the stage surged against the team,
crovding them near The edge OF the en-
bankmsnt. just IN the curve. They
were coming ut q tearing rate Of speed
30 that the stage tipped over on the
wheels, and Ia that position sffuok o
--I kAA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26
Hrn. WApr thinka Ohio MIN

Ben. WADE thinks Ohio will 60 ''all
right this year" Tho Republicans viii
mot b foolishly ovsr.eonhdcnt, and will
bs al the polls. And the Cincinnati
Co"smsreiai says that Mr.. Wales opin-
ion agrees with that Of cool observers
throughout The State. Bill Allen and
Sam Cary will b beaten beautifully
not q badly - they deserve. but 30
conelusivsly that they will not be heard
Of any nor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26

TrlnrBLr soALDrp.-0n Monday last
Mrs. W. II. Yirdsn. he vile Of the bus
mess manager OF the GoLp HILL News,
was terribly scaldsd while bathing In the
Hot Springs at Lake Tahoe. She step
ped through the shower bath 70 The
steam bath and vaa standing on the
slats over the hot spring when they gave
way. letting her into The hot vAtsr y,
meath. She thrsw hsrsslf forward and
was saved from being completely sub
merged. The bet watsF was eight feet
In depth. but the lady was only scaldsd
a. far As her thighs. Her scream
brought her husband, who was In the
NEXT apartment, 10 her rsscus. He broke
through tho door and rescued her before
she had received fatal injuries. The
spidsrmis peeled on the lsdy's limbs
and ahs received . bruiss on hsF chest.
Her situation vas not considered dan
serous on Monday sitsrnoon.-Tfvehss
Republican, Auges asa. T hf nf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26

An INDIGNANT BRIproaoox.-A core.
spondent from McGsary District xritss
rs Of an incident which recently o.
Cured at q wedding At that place. Altar
the solemniiation Of the nuptial cers-
mony tho clergyman. In accordance with
the Gns-honored custom, procssded 70
impress upon tho lips Of The blushing
bride q chasts clerical salute, whom the
bridegroom. who had doubtless read the
proceedings In, the Bsecher trial. sad
denly thrust his newly welded wife
aside and sssumed . bslliesssnt atttuds
toward the astoundsd gospel sxpoundsr.
For o time the utmost confusion pre-
vailed. but Il vas finally explained 70 the
indignant groom that The Hiss was moi
OF the paroIysnM kind. but . strictly
orthodox salute OF the most harmless
character. whom he became pacihsd. and
pence reigned again In McGsary.-Ea.
rskn Sentina, Aug. u. ~ ne lpatu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26

IT 10 cheering TO observe. says 4 Chi
eago exchange. that the Mississippi cd
itors Who lately honored us With a visit.
were above the absurd prejudice OF
many Of the Southern people against
the Pullman Palace Car Company. and
displayed . noble magnaninity by rid
ine-on free p-assss--in the san,e cars
thaa may have been slept in by ''nig-
Rer1." i. -.--..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26

TN. THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
L Jailed stat:s e. The D!stnst q Esssda-
In the matter Of JOHN DALMAB, . Bankrupt
Ia Bankruptcy .-UAitsd Btatss Of America.
District Of Nevada, g.. A warrant In bank.
ruptey has been issued BY sajd Court against
the estate a. Jehn Dsinaa.,e u the town oi
Virginia. Coanty Or Storey md ststs % Ne
vsda, 10 said District, Who has been daily ID.
i ~ rsyS Ssss, y az up S.,, =, 90 o., n, !' S.n,.,, a., 4
him OF 10 his nee. and the transfer Of any prop
erty b. hin. are forbidden By law. Meeting
Of the ercditory Of said bankrupt, to prove
theif debts and ehooss ous or more ssslTnsss
Of bis estate, VII b hsld q . Coart ofn.ak.
ruptcy. To be holdea q Virginia, n peld Dis
trei. on the oh day o. ssptsalss. Al. ls11.
Z, ! s'sIoet = r. q .As s1sss = seotss5
and Smith strssts. one Of Tie Registers y
Bankruptcy Q fsAd Dlstsiet. -lLI-f
GEORGE I. LAMNoN,
United Statss Narshal "a Nssssness u Dank.
ruptey Tor sad District.
ON. hArEn. Deputy. ans ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26

0ua e1-Presidsnts. in this generation.
have mot been remarkable for length Of
ysars. Except Buchanan and Fillmore.
NO one Of our Presidents for thirty
ysars hss reached the allotted three o
and ten. Before Polk AMI after Wash.
ington. not one. except Harrison. who
died aged CO. left the world at less than
~. The series Is noteworthy. WASH
ington died at CT. but John Adams lived
10 81. Jefferson 10 ~. Madison to So.
Monroe 10 70. Jshn Quincy Adams 10
81. Jackson TO 70. and Van Buren, 10 90.
Al this point . signal change c
Polk died At "a. Taylor at6o. Fillmore at
GO. Pierce at 65, buchanan at n. Lin.
coin at &c. and johnson passes away at
81. The hrst ten Of our Presidents
averaged IT'S years Of Life. The next
ssvsn averaged CAT years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26

In . grave as mach sancaasd b! he
mobility ola het6 a. II Il snclossd the
by ola aansy a. f,sys.s
Yours. AkAsudA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26

Last Tuesday evening Mrs. James
Dillon. Of S~scsansnto. thought 70 save
time By kindling . are vith coal oil.
The attempts was successful. and the I'M
fortunate lady nov slssps the sleep Of
The crsnassd. Kerosene kindles rap
idly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26
a rrEsENr TO ruE DEMOCRACY.

We recently RENAMED that the spari-
Gus Leaders who hsd imposed themselves
upon the Republican party during the
var. and had since done much to its
dsthmsnt we're fast stepping down and
out Of pablo confidence. II not Of public
notice. Among this number In that 70
novnsd hero Of Dutch Gap. BENJAMIN
y. Butler. This brave militia General
has been proninsntly in the public eye
for . period Of about ffsscn yssss. Hs
was known before the war - . sharp
pstsifoaer and criminal lawyer. His
first political distinction was attained at
Charleston In 1900. where, a. u repre-
sentative Of the ultra pro-slavsry els-
msnt Of Nsw England Democracy, he
voted Any or sixty times for the nomin-
alton Of Jsn. Davis as President. His
military experience In chiefly noteworthy
for the slaughtsr Of eolored troops un'
dsr his command; an edious and almost
insupportab,s tyranny over subordinate
ofscers and . knack Of getting bottled
up Whenever thsrs vas an opportunity
for suecsss. His political career since
the war 10 remarkable for lis connection
win big jobs Of every sort, aud the
facility with which his private fortune
was thereby augmented. II Is aiso
worthy Of mention that 10 this dissiA-
guishsd victim Of strabismus. Is thai
peculiar systsm Of politics known ..
Butisrism. indebted for its origin and
practical workings. OF this style Of
politics The eoantry has had its ill. In
Massachusetts, last year both 1t and Its
proesnitor we're rsmanded to the twilight
Of unofacial obscuity. Ben Butler has
recently written . letter advocating in
fstion. He wants all the men In the
country employed al good wages. and Is
In favor Of having tho Government
issue enough grssnbacks TO pay
them. This Is the view taken
BY tho Ohio Democracy. with whom
Butler In In sweet accord. We venture
70 hope, nay. svsn predict, that Butler
10 about to fiop again. Tho Republican
party has "soursd" on him. There Is
NO hope OF further once at the hands Of
Republicans. The prediction may Be
too good TO bs true. but II the Demo-
cratic party hs any lingering affection
for one Who vas In times past an ardent
vorksr In ~ r~aAks-ons who has svsn
yet the characteristics 30 essential to
success In the Democratic party. to-vit
brazsn impudsncs and apt Discrimination
the Republican party viii surrender
Butler TO his former friends and allies.
He In Of that party; from thence We TO
esivsd him. and TO tho party OF JEFF.
Davis ws return . bright and shining
light. A q champion Of imitation. Of
rspudiation. Of paying Southern wal
dsbts and isgalizing Confederate scrip,
Ben viii b invaluable to The Democratic
party.
Fortunate hkhsr Of Govsrpmcnt pap;
We past iron tAss without terrible strain,
Ksouing Thy lsss % b our great gain.
Bottled. up hero Of muddy Dutch Gap;
0oss TO embrace Boss Tweedi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26
Teachers Examination.

IL APPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS AZ
"A Tssehsrs IN tho Gold MIN Pablo sehools
r~xsninsiion q ths Fable School Buiding, In
Cold Iill. 2. Friday: ssp.s%sss :, q 10 !: +.
ine the sxamlnatlon referred 10 above.
by order OF the hoard OF School Trustees.
siis a ". y. cow ELL, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26

Juss and November are The months
OF least mortality In America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26
Belcher Stock Lost

TnI FOLLOWING 0kEIIrIcATEs OF
....: s;::1 u |, ! -: 8 sSsis;s:::eF SS'iSssssssss11..
are Iost. Transfer has been stopped 81 NE
oase Of the Company, and all Per.ons arc
hssssy ssuiionsd asaisst Negotiating ihs
ans. Tbs fntsr. viii be literally rewarded
on ssviss Il q this once:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26

By bishop Wsi.si.r. w. q. csrs.r . Ii:
Mary l.. Noyss, daughter Of Mn. J. psA-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26
BORN.
MARRIED.

VILE Of Jessph i. Bslnof. . sos'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-26

DERKsON-In virginia Oily. Aug. o, John
Derkson. . native Of Germany. Nd stysars.
trAs funeral win take psos st .. II. ts-nor.
row (Frdayl. nom the house Of Nsasnsstal
Ensins %. Ne. o, sfvlsiassJ lNUNf
IfANc0cK-ln Virginia City, Aae. -, inh,t
sou q W. II. asd o. a. uaocoek. sgsle
weeks. Il ,E.fT 9"IT1I
LYDEN-In yininia City, Aus. =, Mar
Lydsn, : native Of Ceustyi GALWAY. issl..f.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-24

fGetnt bon septGen Eanattfern auf BITE be-
portebenben @ablen In Scene gefeBt 3u
werben. Die 8atb. golts3ts. In Baltimore
bertGtet BON einem Circular, welHes unter
beutfden ~rOteRanten bafelbf In llmlaui
fet, f%olstnben Srtaltes:
l9# 8Ir9er!
sic Iperben brtnsenp erfuGt, F& an Der
WaN au betbetlteen, UNI ben pdpRltAsn
uebersrtfen enteesensutrften. Die 8ir4e
&cm's bat iGon felt seraumer 3ett bic be-
nnCfratfGe Sartet beberrf6t selettet unr
natbleitet unD slaubt iest NIT tbren epmpas.
ten mtlitdrtfGen Observation-Disclosures anp
NIT 6llfe tbrer milttdrtiGen Diplomatic
bte &atbgeber Der 9artet p~eranlafen 3u
, tSnnen, ben p%rDtefantilAsn Getf tnnsrbalt
berfslben sdnslt6 gu isnDrtren. geriammeli
unb crsantFst Gu6, Burger, bantt Sbr bel
Der nd6fen Matl bte Ganbtpaten iAlaser
fOnnt, bic Der rbmtihen Stride tn bte 9anbt
arbetten. CUR Nufre6tbaltung unferel
SAulen unb 3ur StGerbett unierer relt9iD,
fen Gretbett III es nDtbwencts, baB fG SebeI
fur bas a~dsen1etne WObl tntereifrenbe gir'
ger an Der @ab1 aftip betbetlist unb bar
auf brinst, baB pas 8trGsn.@tsentbum BE-
ieuert unb ben 8ewtatsuneen fur feftsrtf4t
3wede Elm gnce semaGt ptrb.
9D1en bte 4,l87,000 &atbCltfen @mert'
fa's uns In ben Stdbten 70 resteren, BAT
le ben srDbten She'll Der 0fentlt4en Ier.te'
unb Der patronage Der &esterunss3wetse al
fi4 su retBen i'm Stanbe fetn fSnnen 2 Die
fes gerfabren 1T sewtb iebr eintrdslt9 fai
bic rSnifte STRIDE, jeOc4 etne frafe rnst'
reAttstett ben SrUtef1nten sesenuber.
Wtr swetfeln atGt paran, pab teper unbe'
fansene uno l%eibenf4aftlcle ntGrfatboliiGt
8ewobner riefes eanbes berartise 9egereter
perban1nter .perbe. ''
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-24
&ebenSrettmn9Ss StatiDnett.

Die Qebensrettunss. Startonen an Der at
lanttf6en Suite Der @eretntsten 9taaten,
Don Matne bis Cape MaY unb BON Cape
penrs bis Cape 9atteras teben betanntltd
unter Der 2ettuns Der 8unosresteruns unb
bteie wa teit&ur3en1 beftrebt, bielelben r,ebr.
fad 5u perbeGern.
Gtnen 8esriT BON Der Sbdttstett berielben
erbdlt man DurG fClsenbe 3atlen: Sn ben
SO WOHen Dor benz |. Suit b. s. fnb NIT.
telt iener stattonsn SAT Meniten1eeen &C.
rsttet pOrben, wdbrenb 1862 in @efabr ma.
rem; Is Menl6en fcmnten nt6t serettet
rperben unb fanen UNI. SbbaG unb 6ulfe
erbielten auf ben Stuttonen 179 ShtfbrI.
4tse. SbpaG a1etn 66. Gteentbum .parb
serettet m 9etrase BON S ! ,618,035, wdbrenb
Gtsentbum TIM 8etrase pcn $775,765 nt1t
3u retten mar. Bon ben Is Yerfcnen, mel.
DE ntAt serettet perben ~fOnnten, tatten f6
IA anf benz Wrad bes ttoltentfHen Bari
fAtfes ,,@tp nanni" %befunpen, bas BET Cape
Sob fdetterte, aber ron Der 9tattonsntann>
i6aft auf tetne @stie su erretGen mar. Der
flnfsebnte berlmsefOmmenen mar etn0aann,
ben man stuftt4 ans ufer sebra6t bate,
Der aber bort tn Sclse Der auseefanbenen
8dlte tarb.
Seit Der TN S. 1871 erfclsten &eorsant'
fatton btefes &ifen.& ett unssbtenfes finb
81 s1tfsunfdIe I'm 8eretGe Der &ettunss.
fattcn pcrsefcmmen. SIN Gan3en paren
babel 2469 NenfAeh1eben tn Oefabr unb
Don btefen purben 245l serettet, es famen
alfc muir Is Menfden I'm, barunter bie Oben
erwdbnten Is. Der @efammtpertb bes &c.
fdprbeten Gtsenttums betrus $6,060,336,
unc baron wurbe TN 8etrase BON $4,376,.
GIG serettet. T Ea-
Sect tperben nartentltH aud an ber6Ife
StDrtca's &ettunssfattDnen erriGtet. 11nb
pa iiA berartise Stattoren an ben Meeres.
flften 70 gut bewdtren, 70 perben nun aud
an ben 8lRea Der S%tnnenfeen trtnter mebr
&ettunssfaticnen errtHtet perben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-24
Gin inntbi0er &nabe.

SIN Der NGbe bon Gonnerspttfe, Snbiana,
rurce Dor etntsen Sasen Elm gatnsus unb
nit tim Dtele Menf6enleben bur6 bic UNI
fidt unb bic Gatl&tcfenBett zines 8naben
serettet. Mts ndmlt4 Der G~tnetnnatter Ct.
preb3us f1 Der griife Bet GcnnersuiIe no
terte, bsnertte Der ececmcttpfabrer Don wei
tent etnen auf Dem Geletfe febenten 8na.
Ben, Der feline Arnte wtlb urt fb fHrpans.
Wte Der glts quite Der Gebanfe turd ben
8Opf bes 9oeomOttSfatrers, bae BITE Bride
burG ete fApersa &esen unpalFrbar &c.
ucrben fetn mOGte unb CT rna9te besbalb
bic dubsrten Mnfrensunsen, UNI ben !3ue
gum 6alten tu brtnsen. Die Gonbutteurs
unb Brsmftr fclsten benz Warnunesfenal.
unb ben peretntsten Mnfrensunsen afler &C.
lang 60, ben 3us Dor benz absrunbe sun
Sti1faab 81 brtnsen. Die 8rude wal
pur6 bic Stutben total ueSsei6wentut
Der 9ctompttpfatrer fn6te fofort mad ben
brassn Suneen. Raa fanb tbn neben ben
Gaeiie fssnb, 3itternb tDts Gspenlaub
Die MnsR UNI ben :3us bate feline Nerser
eri6lttert. CT wurbe bur6 bteetebfcfuneer
Der Yafastere betnate erbrift unb must
bann ersdtlen: Or mar auf benz 6eimrea
BON elmer naben Garui, ale sr fiG Der tresse
fGpsmnten gride unb bee unt tiefe Bel
elntrefenben 3uses erinaerte nrb d6 be
elite. BITE 8atn 10 erretGen, UNI ben 2csc
ntctipfibrer su iparnen. Der Sunse to /
SABRE all, betBt Davis unb III Der Sob
zines In Der uu1Desenb wcbnenben arnel
Tarmers. Der BEN 3us beslettenbe Oils
Superintendent .fGenftel tbnt $40 unb fast