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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
sic 1tur1tl,en In gito=9oroItao.

gS q b II I II, "a. Sept.-9oloerHeur
Chamberlain fam heute auf ieiner 0Iiffebr
nodD SiiO=@aroli1a ourdI bicle Stabt. g&dd)'
ri1teu, melhe er innelbalb Der lesten breI
Sage aus Columbia frbalten bat, ertldren,
oaB Die unruben bel 9iOuie'S Bride in
aifen@@ountp beoeutenbcr martu. als man an
fdu9lid 9enleibet. 4r leBten Sonntag unb
Diontag ioGen 25 Neger nub MIR 9SeiBe
get0otet poroen iein. 9epeiben oil @onuer.
neur @bamberlaln Hnb Srlete, lpelde Sena-
tor Batterion beute 0iorseu crhieltt bebaupt.
ten, oaB Srpiiden 80 uno 100 Neser, ieoof,
gar feline 2SeiBen get0Otet murOen. Die
28eiBen waren aus Alfen' mo Sarnpeaz
@ountp, Gin Gcroliuu, uuo Columbus
@ountr, Ga. 9ie Sriefe uuS Depei6en se>
ben on, paB Der 2lnfrubr burd Smet Jie9er,
rpeldle cine weibe SraE anariffen nuS Su be-
rduben periuhten, ueruriaAt muroen. &Iner
Der 9teser waroe get6Otet. ip3breuo Der an,
bere enttam. oierarf bepaffueten iid] Die
yiirqer nuo griffen 0te Neger IN.
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Gm SmFtEdltfTer ftitr5t aus ether
S56De noR 800 Ey,tB auf oteGrDe

81. QouiS, "a. Sept.-Geo. g9iutbrep
itieg an lebten Samftag gu 8ugtOu, ST., III
cinem nit beiBer Quit 9efiillten SaaOn auf
als CT cine !S0be BON 500 SUP erreidt bate,
serplatte Der 8allon nit einem lauteH SuaQ
uuO begunn ifuta 3u iiutcn. gBintbrcp
ipannte erueu Sallihirm ami, unO e8 geIang
tbm, Die Shneal9felt beS Sales auf tur5e
3eit uufSubalten. Sn etuer 66be bon 800
SuB ieoof brad berS6irm, uuo Der luglitd-
li9e ititrste NIT iolber gGuft sur @rOe nieOer,
raB er bis on Die Snie III ben Soben orang.
Setne Strn mur0e Uerlcbt, unO 6u5 Naenz
bcin 0ebro6eu, inbem Die GonOe! auT lbn
fiel. Gr murbe auBeroem am 9titden Oerz
muu0et uno trug gefdbriide innere 8erletun=
9en oapon, pel6e mabrldeinltd ben SOB 5ur
5olge baben rperOen. &ebteu ytadridten 81.
folae befnuo ii6 Der lln9liidIit2 nod am
Vehpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
0ermtTd)te SepefDet nlts gset1'
MAAf

0ew< <9orf, "a. Septtr. - GrOieiiOr
6urlen unO Gattin ie9elten gefern na9 @u'
ropa ab.
= Ntan beIiirftet, baB BEN 9ampier DSt'
bertG," tpelder GIN IA. B. Sc. uoE 9aoanno
mad gtep.gort abfubr unO nod ni1t ange'
fommen 1T, Elm lln9liid 3ugeitoBen tit.
- 8oIo er6ffnete 81 40.
= Der 9anpfer DRbein" bon Sremen tra'
bier ein.
= Der Dampfery aiBria" bon Riitelmeer'
SGfen ilt ausefommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
SicgroseiIc 8e8et ote Stenerbctrit.
9er 1T Gbtea8p.- Geitn9's Se'
0tfHO{QfAffQ

8 btca9o, 23. Septbr. - Die REo5ene
gegen Die 9efillateure s. Benjamin uuo SEQ.
gS. Treeiinser, psld]e I'M lebten WdrS tpe9en
Steucrbetrug8 angetlagt maren, murOen bsute
gtatmitta9 abgenoieieu. @rzStaOtratb 9trez
bitb 5ablte beute Die ibnl aufsrleste 9elObuBt
bon $4,000. Die Strafen bon ie $1,000,
melde oas @eridJt SOurrou9bS, Didtnion unO
gbea auferlegt bate, wuroen ebenfalS be5ahlt
unb bic Qn9eflagten entlafien. pr. u. y.
'oeiiug be5ablte Ielue arf $1,000 rebu6trte
Strufe unb tpurbe ir 5Sreibeit 9eicbt.
Die beutige Yof" OerDffentlid]t ale 9ofnz
mente be3iiglt6 Der Bettttonen nm Se9nnbl.
suug bes 9rn. 6elin9. Die 8idter 9ldep
unO NOpgerS pom bteit9en Sunoes9eridlte
eu1pfahltn in 8rieieu al ben @eueralanmait,
onB Soeiing8 llrtbeil betridtlid gemilOert
miiroe. Brominente 9emofraten, ). .. Die
0teprGieutantenod 2emOpne, @aulftelo,
WorriIon, @opa-bS, Springer u1O gStfe,
pronttneute 0iepublltaner, ple bic 0teprdlen
tanten Sort unb @onuor, Der Dia1Or uon @bts
cago unO Oiele heruorrugenoe@eifdftsmdn
Der Staot pereiutgten iltl, nm bic 8e9naol'
gung be8 8erurtheilten Su erDilfen. Die
Betttioutn mareu BON Mitgliebern betoer Bar,
teteu uub Qller GolfBflaiieu uuterIdlrtebell.
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geds Berale,ttc perunalaat.

Wew> 3 OFT, %. Septbr. .-Sed)s lfme'
bhde arbtiter rpurben or, leeten 0tOntas,
ludbreno ite auf ben1 gooen zines S9adts in
elmer GiienerSgrube BET Srepfer'S, 9.-g.,
bei6diti9t naren, BON elmer BON elmer 9ohe
bon $50 SUP berabltiir5enben 6elsmails &C.
trofien uno idmmtli9 erid)ldgen. Gin Shetl
ber Selsmafie traf in tbrer Salle etne IN bal
beg 50he peS Shaht8 gn9ebradte Blattfornl
nnh nerlshte mehrere anbere Arbelter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
Grptoffom In einer WIgtd)srei.

8ropl0ence, M.sS., %. Septbr:-SH
Der -Ylei9erci" Su @artpld erploolrte
eln groBes y&ier," in weldenl iid un9efahr
1905 Stiide Sud) befanoer, um llhr belte
Oioraen. Der obere 3beil oes sS'ers, los
rpie Der arSBere Sbeil Ocs Sudls rpufOeu
Durd, bas 3a6 ael9leuoert. Die WaiaiHerte
murSe in beoentenoem @rabe bei6dOlgt. Der
8srluif betrdat s,plihen $4,000 mo $4,000.
Dis @rploEon ereisuste fidl, ebe bic arbeltsr
auaefpmmen ,paren, imp es purbe Oaber Aie'
man0 perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
Die Gettattou TIT Brit, rs oltm6ta
LIT Sesus attf ole cGuaOt!1c
1TeberIn1t xN{nhft

Q an 6ran5isfo, 25. Septbr, = 5n
elmer geitern 4beap iii Yiftoria abgebotteneE
groben 8iraerperiammlLH8 purOe fOlgen6e
Jleiolution Gugeuommea: y SeidloIien, ouB,
rucnn bic 8egierung Der Dominion fOrtfGbrt,
bic SerblnbltdfeitGu Der Dominion gegeu
Brit. =&olumbIa in geSug auf Die ueberlarbs
8abn, peI6e in 6en &arnarUon 8ertroge
iibernommeu nurbeu, su tgnorlren, unicre
Gertreter iii benz Yrouln5tal Parliament auf=
geforoert ftno, in Der ndAiten Sltung fir
cine Greunuug Sritiidlz&oIumbia'S BON Der
Dominion III l!imnlell."
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SCR YroaeE 1icaelt W0beotf.

. a n r. q. Septbr. = Oas
@rlmtnalgegi9t mar bente H4r fsrSe Belt il
siBHns, unh Der 9rOseB 9e9en 8abeof unt
~s"uerullIe bc5iiglidl oe5 @eloipinoenraubS
rroa,ts non- mir gertnge 8OrtiAritte. Wfe9
rere 3eugeu rpurpen u.... W. -.!,S o;3t ~,
tere Shatiad)eu BON gSidtIgfett ~ S''9' -
f0roern.
gSaibiugtou, "a. Geptbr.-0os Gen:
qenperb0r in nem BrOseiie 9egen Sabcod
mtro am nad)iten Wittpof gel4loiien, llnt
Der anmalt eeS Angeflagten rplro oarauf Der
antraa ltellen, DaB Der Gid]ter Die @eidwore
ueu anpeile, beu g8nbripruh nnittid)ulotg
ab;uaeben. SIM Sale pteier 4ntrag ab9e
lpieien wiro, erfolJt oas Serbor Der eTlla
ituuQSseuQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
Mtrf,eerenoe Sfiitme.

DalIfaT, N..S., %. Septbr. : De-
amerifauiide S9ooner o@tta 6. Gamer,
iOebeu BON ben eroBeu 8dnteu ungetOmmen,
beridtet, ben SdoOHer DgSalter SO. Salt"
aus @louceitsr, Ntaii., am II. D. 90. geieber
su BADEN. Ser Qeetere mar entmaItet mn
balb poq Ba6er. Der @apitGn oeS Sdoo-
ners y@tta 6. Gamer" beridtet ferner, bnf
an II. uno u. 3. Sits. idruere Stiirme aui
Der Gee berridten uno oaB er cine grOBe gin.
5abl bei9doi9ter Sabrsenge unterpe8s an'
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.Rauf.&aat,,teut.

8ort8mUutb, N..6., %. Septbr. :
9ie @ldubi9er Der Dor Snr3em iuSpenOtrter
biefgenS pazbauf bieiten beute etuG9eriamnl'
lung uuo clnannten EN- @oultte, um Die vi
iairen Der Bant I'll unterluheu. @e9cH Oit
geamten oerielben berrift 9rOBt Gntrititung.
Die 8ant perlor $4,000 bnrd Den Bancroft
hires BrI{lOenteu, .7-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25

Qcoe S,ausbalterm 1T itolS auf eineu bhblbsn ret'
Ouen 5eppih in ibrem 9Grlor ODER onoerem Ste6<
Iinassimmer. Ser einSi9e ges, um Die 5atben ieb'
baft i'm 5eppit 3u MAIDEN, 1T, ben Staub uno ane
anoeren fremoeu GnbitauSea gu entfernen, uno I'm
SieIes sriuolh tu beiuerfaeai9en, se6e man 5u
Soin,es & callahan, Scr. 8, SuanitraBe, nabe
benz ,Yiarpi anoz ititue." tSeptl5, 3Wt,i iSamtI)
Hbiiions Furnaces, Ranges nno Geparafnf
SoerfClten bel Charles g9eatberbg in ytr. 369,
gBerzS Sattimorsfrake. (Stpti9, ,t0hf)
gsareau Der @aslibtsIeieufd)aft
BON Baltimore,
SIR. 10 Spmtb Strabe.
@ote. StItiges SeiSmaterial! ole!
gBir bobsu cine porjislife Sualitdt 5 ote on
Sauo, welde mir osm 9ubiifum ols Gin empieblsnss
nertbes Ssuerunes= =Niaterial fir Sausbaltz uno ans
oere 3,uede offertren; Iebt siinobar uno fret Don
uareias stettea.
AuItrdse fpsroeu In fieism Sirfau ODER IN Der ga
brit, EuR 6er 9eaoenb alltr., an9enomnltu.
Yreis $3.50 pro 9arrsnlaoun9, IL tr9eno e!nem
Etaottbei( absalieftrn.
(Gsptl51Tp Samss 8. Smalpooo, Gstr.
Muitern! ataitern!
Done Sal5Waiisr ieru,
80 @euts pro Oubeno,
emplaneen tdsltG i'm
9tpIc sSpuie,
SIR. "a, Furo : SAP SfsaBe.
(gept7,1UiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
Die Stsum9 Der @roBlo8e 0er.Soo.
stellDi1A" TIT 0tiIa0slDbte.
apannab 1eriatsgt &uife.

8blla0elphia, %. september. - Die
9ieung Der @roBloge Der III. 3. 8. S."
rpurpe bsutc geidlOfen, na6Oe.n fOlgente Be,
ante cingeieBt wNrOen maren: @rOB.
Sobu 81. gtofe8 bon Benuipugnien, Siliss
@roB. Sire 5obu g. ioarmou pon @allfornien,
@roB4Sefretdr SanleS :. 0tipgeln BON Marp-
lano, @roB SAusmeiter SOibua Saniant
no1 SScttirt,nre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
9 ~ att g. W o 10 E n,
BegrGbniB llc6erncbmcr,

Re. 35, Yar3.Mpemue, Gde bee GIGaitreS
1panitsn lhrfu Sreuuosn uuo Gem Bubttfu.n be
faaat su matbed. odf iie 8egrdbntie ourd @tntals
10 AREA psaa petge5ogen. dnltatt nes Siirs, uber
ie3neI, lGn93i .tlRti)i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25

Furnaces, Sefen uu0 9ctfUe,
oas bette INortment Su ben btai9fen Yrelien.
Nepa,uturen aGer arten SciS@ uuo aotzapparate
,psroeu piiuttlit beiorst. 5. gSeatberbg Sobne,
(geptf tOits) Rr. II uo13, N,z9iberpitr.
Mrs. SmO,autfd,es peeetabttti6es De-
rpft jet % Sabren ais oa5 9roBte Siutretnl9uiS8s
U.ittel Der @essurart befennt, ipiro nur IN MI.
1774, TaSettc<, ytorotpeitz@de Der &nta~s
StraBe, Subereitet nno iit Del alien apottetern 6i
hobsu' (Qu926, ,12Wtet)
sid,ere, eepiifs mmo raid,e Sirfmns.
8usfelI' 6iebsrz unb blelfteberz Il
puIusr,
suberetttt uo 5u baten bel
Gofen.an s. Wosers,
Ir 178, gsea= . imo re It r.
(aus2G-Stt3lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
Spit,ner : Qutid1eit.

3imoer RutidDen,
,rocipeoe, Shaufetpferbe,
ssasen ano ssarrem iiis &nabsm,
e btarren, Ph ppeHfNu ''"."
,nn riu ogasmsines W55ortiment FOLDER Baareu 8u
Den b,ia1eu Breiieu i'm @roser uno Rleinen bel Der
.9aItimorcr gSaaens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
SIR. 80, Worb@S owaro itraBe.
0,e e;n,tae Sabr:f IN ser Stabt. Reparaturen
afIer 9rt su angemeIeneu 4'reiien. (In924, iOfet)
0ussds Jesem DtoYsen BON 1 bis nbr Stadlz
4 tnittaas. Stl,b's 0unuau;ie't Bier i'm 3apie
in Gaalor6 Reltausatiou,
edeoer 6route uno 9aa frase
Gotp. &. Sanior,
laua2o. .3D,tcy) Gisentbitmer.
Yolitiid,e Sanner.
Dept{en, Yortraits, y udb 4 q ben &C.,
fuufuol semad,t unb semaIt uon
y. +. Gbafe 6 Comp,
9r. 1873, E=SaltimoretraBe.
Nuftrac, Der Yoit perben pIntttidl aus9siibrt.
(Suli29--iGttD
cNie Mnter,ei@ueten MAIDEN oem Pnhlltnm ole
Nn,eioe. baE ne ben sanSeu 2eihfal oeS s. S.
aanbred,t, str. 28, SO umo a2, Storo=Setsb'tr,
fduaid iihernommeu babeu, uuo bitten mn 9eidllt9e
8unoidnft.
(Sept2,3 We,i i.a.3.O Sofan u ea"e'
Batente peroen fmt GrhHoer ertutrft.
grt nab @rungnns bes YatentS Dtroeu @eone'
ZEN hereGnet. 8. $. g. ". 8. SrWaro,
Rr. 18, Secouof frGB BE, Der Bof 9e9enioer'
(sebr2, t2plte) 3peis=giireau in &aibin9toH, O.s.
O.oantou's 10 76"sSeuerpiabz z&sesaer, Der biios
~hbete bis ieBt fabtiSirte Ssiier.
s. 2ScatberbB s. S0bme,
.eS,srI iaR.) ST. II uno 13, ytoro 9;bertft
rAr. Msbertfom, gtr. 10, g ID.guta T a &C.
rO6.AaRoslt ipe,eu ollie arautbeiten Der Ilrtn Or:
saae, ossaaliae Sblpdhe. neruOe S3mdte. Dor
settioes Mlter unS aue yierpenranfbeiten, ipelb
Bon iusenolitcn INSTRUMENTATION berrharsn ahra
lib entItanoene Srantbc,tsn ihnel furirt. SerreH
1eld,e E<b Dr. ". annertraueH, f0nneu fih oerftber
baIten, Bog lie wtiieni9cftib unb aufrihtts beban
Seit weroen. Yareanfunoen: S-t2 llbr W9s., O.
abr Wadm. uub 6-9 Nbr abos. (Sebr2i, ,t21ltsD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
Selegrapb!i9e Sepei9eta.
(Beri6te Der
~GiiOciirten YrtIIe" fir ben n@orreip
1alaaes9e9si9egs
s,.s Der Snnpeshatptifaot

9Saibin9tOu, "a. Sept. = SefretGr
Chamber bat IN einem on oen Batents@ iH=
miiiGr gerid)teten Srief folgeuoe GntI6eiSuua
in Se;ug auf bic 6egiitratlon bon 5anOels=
Selhen tiir auSmdrtt9e Ipplifantcn abge3es
ben: vaeine Yeriou, 6irna oDer @orpora~
tion, tpel6e III Dem &0nIgreld V-oB:Sritans
MEN anidbig lit, ic1 bereAttgt ein, ibre
S9uuogl8SeibeH in bem Yatcntaalte Der Ser.
StGateu Sll regiitriren, iolan8e Smiiden ben
Ser. Staaten EHO @roBs sSritannten feln
Gerrag beitebt, uel9er Den Siiraern Ger Grz
iteren nleiGle HrIullcnien ntrlelht." :"
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NHnrhneri1tdl 1tilo selbifttpr0.

Ct. 2oui8, WtO., %. Sert.- 8. &ipp,
elm &onOitor in ytr. 913, Sarf'auenue, gez
rietb beute Worqen nit 6rdu Yfeif, Der Sat
tin ieines @tiddtatheilbabers, in Streit unO
idob berelben cine ausel IN ben 2ei6; ote
@unOe il. jeOod nur uubeoeutenb. G- id)oB
iid) Saranf in ote 8ruIt uno in ben Sopf unO
itiirste to0t suIammeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
gtcIe &g3elgen.
oDa fouft Mot ftetlcal"
Md1t,pbutP GEnYi1. nitfnehakki !

a1t3ebute gGarn, nuf9ehaB!!
Die llnter3eidueten Ia0en i5re RitbiIrser unO bic
Steucnabler Der odltSebutSH 8aIo Gd1tuugspou Elm,
fi,b nit ibneu sur GrridtuIg eiues @drbdguesgers
ems Bebuig uuGgrhlgEng Der Jest ms g8ert geieg=
ten 4r6cit Der qduteruu9 uRo R'Ormtruns oer isBts
atu s9SeImdltuHg su oeretn'9eu.
Iae gutgeiHuten Burger ohue Gfd6iiht al Trifa
bere BaIteibunos, oenen cas- 9ehe uUieGe5 3erneiH=
lalnen GaGote GIN 9rrjcn Ilsat iias Gbtun9sooL
criudt
elmer BerGmmluEg IN Der 2OHInS=GaH
kcI5uWobnen.
Ri(ir WlcGnrltp, 5ObH 8. geacof,
Hr. @leubrod, %. 8, 5obnipu,
Seott 29ibelm, @pGs, Dl. JRurDdc,
8. {. y. gGoii, GureG UlcSo9ans
9oreuB IL Rttler, @Iebr. SuUau.
BeruQro 2OOo, 2udbc Comp,
TrtcbrtA yin, gpuIoH < Eobu,
Uiet1iQr Eeiu9aro, &bomas 8enoe.
5h0mQe &cuoe, ErdnB DleDo Su9nes
IlerdnDer BanniuQ, GSmdro WeSaHn,
DaDto u. 9iepbOlo, @. Snetq,
Tr B. g5, BeuIou, R. 3 Sole1,
Ebos. Omohuuoro, sens pap
JobR QtcS Speh uno % ahoete,
nds- In ilPhereiu iitmmung nit be 8unidle ttner
10 orokeu IRAdbl 70 gea6eiel Dhbnr9er lperoen Die
ESobter oleler 9Sdro auts
oe5orbert an ubeu geudnRtgr Selt mo an Dem dHAe=
Sebcneu Slate it4 sur misunderstanding eins
'uI'"atl atltb. sam,s ". 9n6amtu.
Mdltb. SSpbu u. Yoe,
Mdtb. &baS. g. S9err,
@ditb. S0bH ~. 1ee&auI pOn Blr9.,
Mai. =. Y 3FOipG,
Sobn Z. g6aOe
uRo anoere 9euen uerIeu sur YfridmmlHrg
ipreten.
Supt. Stpann'S @tiitdrs Bnii7eorps DIro ju7
sessn ieta. Seiepb 81. SJobMfHn.
(2}O-0 Ptatotn''
a0t0rgb nlr0 gan5titb turirt in Nr. 81,
Y it, > Qfttce' apenus. t'o7
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Die RrossiTC ee8en 0te NuagsWas
n1NHroG

8ott8uitGe, Ba., %. Sept. - Sobu
s. SGatterg urb Mti9ael 0oolan, Otitglieoer
Der Otollp Ma9utreS, loelfe angeflagt uaren,
al Der Grmor0uHg Der @ebriioer 0ialor be-
tbeiligt geneien III ieia, murben bente oeS
OtorOes i'm erfen 0rabe iiberiiibrt.
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Ste mtIitariid)e WaBre9eItn9 SeS
&fi0ens.-Eer &btek 1t9ffQe0ret1t.

@b arIefou, S.s&., 23. Septbr.- Su
ben unteren Counties oeS Staates, 9liteu,
Sarnpel uub Beaufort, iino nah Der 9anl'
burger Afiaue beionOers Die gte9er iebr un=
rubig geweien. @S ihetnt, ul8 oh etne Sr'
ganliation inter beulelbcn beltebtr I'M Die
gSetBen su pertreiben. Die yStrtfes" auf
ben &ei8plautagen bauerten fait ben ganSen
CONNER. S9euneu une Otiiblen wuroen
nieOergebrunnt uub Die g8eiBen ipitenutiid
beleioigt. Die Nidter unO ioutigcn Sear1ten
ipielten nit ben gtegern inter elmer 0ede, 10
baB ben 8eiBen burtaus teine @ered]tt9fett
murbe, Te mOdten Hagen, 10 uiel iic molten.
gnolif MN gipfelte bic Sod)e bet @uenton
oil Der yBort.0toGal @tienbabn," NO Die
S6ieneu auf9eriiieu murben, uno olele pun.
Oerte bemaiinetergteaer Oeu gSeBeu cen llnter'
gang ihworeu. Die Str. Staatenz Soloaten,
0reiBig Mtann, iiuO btumarifirt, bod id)eiz
neu Oteie yti1t8 auSrifteu su f0nnen, benu
Die letten Oepeiaen beiageu, boB 9eneral
Sobuion SoagOoO nit 800 Wanu bmgtn9,
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stormy Weather.

. From Canada to Tennessee the influence
of yesterdays great storm of wind and rain
extended with varying effects. The heaviest
rainfall occurred along the Atlantic coast,
and shows q precipitation at Baltimore up
to five o'clock last evening of 1.23 inches ;
at Philadelphia, 456 inches at New York,
LOG inches, and at New London, Conn, .43
of IN inch. Last nights rain will prob
ably add 40 of an inch to the New York
measurement of rainfall, making total
of about 150 inches. The westerly rim of
the area of greatest depression passed
northeastward along the eastern side of
the Allegheny range, after the storm
centre had crossed the mountains from
Kentucky to North Carolina, while
following an unusual course for such
disturbances. The peculiar arrangement
of the areas of high pressure with relation
to the storm centre has caused this change
of direction from the regular track of storms
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
Lincoln's Tomb.

Full details of the attempt to steal the re-
mains of Abraham Lincoln from the tomb at
Springfield, ILL.,, reveal revolving story of
crime in whatever light it is viewed, whether
as genuine plot or one ''put up" by a sus-
picious employee of the secret service to
inure to his advantage. The bad character
of the two men, Hughes and Mullen, makes
it at present difficult to disbelieve the shape
given to the conspiracy by the agent Swigle,
but his character in turn makes it difficult
to trust his story except where it is strong
ly corroborated. The act was certain
ly attempted by the two men arrested,
and that should be sufficient to Sc
cure their punishment to the full
extent of the law. Whether, however,
Swigles part in it was such as he describes
is another affair. If it should turn out that
he had been the originator of the plot we
should not be astounded. for the manufac-
ture Of crime has been traced in the worlds
history to officers of the law before now,
but more frequently to the class of go-be-
tween or spy. A suspicious point is that he
should have egged the desperadoes on by
showing the lightness of the probable
punishment. The development of these
points must not be overlooked by the
detectives who have charge of the
case They must be very careful, indeed,
before such man is made a hero. That the
hideous crime should be seized by the
ghouls who manage to squeeze themselves
into all parties is not surprising. Fortu-
nately the circumstances made it impossible
for the pretended confession, which we
credence. Had the sordid crime been sue
cessful the case might have been very diff
ferent SO far as the nations peace is con-
cerned.
The New York herald., 1876-11-21

coming from the northwest. II will be re-
membered that we experienced very cool
weather. with westerly winds, during Thurs
day last, which indicated the approach to
and passage over New York of an area of
high pressure. On Friday the wind became
northeasterly, showing that the volume
OF dense atmosphere had drifted in
that direction and was delivering its cur
rents of air toward depression then central
to the southwestward or in the Lower Ohio
Valley The tendency of the latter area was
to seek an outlet to the ocean through the
st. Lawrence watershed, but it was
forced southwark by the high press
ure in the northwest until it reached
the Tennessee River. Then, while continu-
ing its eastward movement, it began to be
influenced by a high barometric pressure
from the southwest, which forced it over the
mountains into North Carolina, along line
which was the resultant of the two forces.
There the shelter of the Alleghanies broke
the force of the pressure from the southwest,
while that from the northeast began to
recede in that direction consequently the
storm centre again assumed a northeasterly
course along the mountains, as before stated,
and became almost entirely coast disturb
ance.
The movement Of this storm illustrates
perfectly the influence Of the counter condi-
tions on the atmospheric depressions called
storm areas. That one now passing has
obeyed the various pressures to which it has
been subjected with the sensitiveness Of a
billiard ball acted on by the propelling blow
and the detecting obstacles represented by
the areas of high pressure and the noun
tain walls. The high winds that accom-
panied the storm, and which at q quarter to
three o'clock p. NJ. yesterday attained q
velocity Of fifty miles per hour at New York,
gre due to the difference of atmospheric
pressure between the storm area and that of
the immense volume of dense air whence
they flow. The barometric gradient at
present existing between the areas of high
and low pressure descends toward us at
the rate Of one-tenth of an inch to the hun
dred miles, which insures great velocity
for the air currents, just as q steep incline
affects the velocity of flowing water. To-
day the weather will moderate considerably,
with probable cessation Of the rain and q
fall of temperature accompanying the
westerly winds that Immediately follow the
storm centre. The prevailing cloudiness
will possibly be dissipated toward night.
Another storm centre is now moving
through the Lower Missouri Valley, with
snow in Dakota, and will probably ascend
the Ohio Valley toward the lakes in its
movement eastward, bringing with it cloud
mess and rain and higher temperature.