davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-02-06

". Wbittredge is at present engaged in paint
ing two autumn scenes in the Catskill region.
A. F. Brooks is engaged almost solely on
crayon portraits, Of which he has several in
progress.
One hundred and niuety-ssven out Of the TOT
paintings IN the Suffolk Street Gallery, London,
this season, are Nater-colors.
A cable dispetch announces that French art
will be represented at the Centennial in Phlar
delphia by no fewer than 67o pictures.
J. 8. Hartley ia modelling in clay statute
portrait OF Raymond in tho character Of Col.
Sellers. He ID also at work on portrait bust OF
Marshall the engrayer.
The rooms of the Associated Artists in Brands
building on Wabash avenue are not yet 7ully u
order, though some pictures have been received,
and lIr. Boot il daily at his post.
Elkins' large picture Of 1.-The Crown" ex-
Highvood' Sis Immediately to be replaced By
his well-kno"n picture OF t. Shasta"
A collection Of Ernest Longfe1low's pictures.
numbering ninoty-four, is advertised to be sold
at rhe gallery OF Williams & Everett. in Boston,
On Thursday and Friday, Feb. 10 and II.
Mr. Waters lectures on *4Flctlle Art" con-
tinue at his rooms on Sixteenth street every
Thursday afternoon. snd are now in course Of
repetition II tue pariors OF the Palmer House
e'sA' 4.-
JeEvls McEntee is p1t.lnE ene tIss soucnes ~
his picture, "octopef SNOW IA "nlch tae nsnt
sno~faH has sunanea tne tacn cmols Ss o. tae
autumn lola@e; anu one " us ~ :Aa ~
scGaIs. ec1a N.va,ahsr Wind
colo 'o'0A "
Mrs J. F. Warrington. formerly pupil OF mr..
6chwerdt. has returned from Morrison, where
She has been painting some portraits IN the ram
ily of the editor Of the Journal in that city. The
portraits were well executed, and gave eminens
satisfaction to all concerned
..., ,.,o ~ Ar NJ n ,roro,n's co11ection OF
~ ;no sun o1 - apatnarv IN nav York Ian 81
ptn1 palntsa rar,ss 49, az H;I,m Powors we're sold:
, 1876-02-06
CHICAGO ART.


The fame Of Chicago art and artists extends
OCCASIONALLY far beyond the city, as appears from
:ue following extracts from foreign and Eastern
journals. Says tho London academy:
:. 1wo hnsart exhibitions have recently been opened
nCuctgo and Cincinnati, which are said to be the
est ever oIgs1ized in AmeT3ca- That at Chicago u
atucnlar includes examples OF almost every Ame11-
na artist of merit while thzt At Cincinnati comprises
" the best foreign paintings now to America
1aa Chicago exhibition Is moro especially confined
;modetn. md indeed it may be said to american.
fatnes though few foreign artists exhibit. 1t Is
stonishiug how ye1y little ia known Of American at
th country the reason perhaps is that no directly
Muon8l art exists in America At the Chicago e1-
dndsion New York alone is represented by si1ty
alsss lof whom thirtyeight rnetnbera Of the M
aonal Academy. Boston by eighteen, Baltimore BY
Qfa md the whole of the Western statea by seventy
even Of whom most belong to Chicago and the dis
:, N recent review IN the Boston Adrertiser OF
ms At Club Exhibition in that city rome pic
, 1876-02-06
Unexpected Spread or tho English
Language


Languages.
Char1esfon Is. c.] Courier.
The most wonderful curiosity in Columbus Is
a taking eander, belonging to Mr. Thomas
Kyall tho big boiler-msker on Gervals stfeet.
He is nnike 10 $ one end ha W repy
IN eyery m instances whereas a parrot gets stub
born at times, and cannot, under any considers,
tinn. he made to speak. His gandership W1l
recognize his masters voice among dozen, and
viii follow him around like dog. II bis mas.
ter. starts out Of any store or other place 10
which he NAV have been sitting, quick 50 thought
Mr. Gander is after him. While walking along
the street be will engage in conversation ,l So
lic,ted to do so by his master, but will talk to
no ona else. Considering that the gander ~
nai of I'll fowls,-so much so that his name has
bsen = bY-word and 3 reproaoh from "the time
that the memory Of man runneth not TO ma
contrary "-this biped is conaidesed a rara s7la
, 1876-02-06

we have fel]ow-citizen in - (wntes cor
respoudent) who Is an inyeterate seeker after
petty Offices, and who is candidate at every
spring election for come little Office: He hss
smart boy OF or 10 yea1a: During the late
Gubernatorial campaign, as Johnny was running
up The at1eet. an acquaintance hailed him, and
asked, johnny, what Office is your father
running for this time :" Johnny replied, "Oh,
Mr. H, this ia LOO big an election for my pap
o : uaa :.
, 1876-02-06
" EiDEltS.u%

E.P. Teston in the Adranee.
Somewhere in the earlier Romeb
Labyrinth Of Catacombs,
Mid the darkness and fne damps
OF those dreary under camps
Where the Christian martyrs lay
Hidden from the treacherous day,
And the living laid their desd,
With the sweet hope comforted.
That beyond the heavenly portal
Light was theirs, and life immortal
Somewhere there Is found recorded
One sweet epitaph, awarded
With lore Us rare and tender
As a friend to friend can render,
Bimple record-oDlJ this:
tF'deiis.''
Type at once Of faith ind dnty,
Touching in ita simple beauty;
Mother was 1t, wife or maiden,
With this fragrant memory ladenf
Surely only woman'a soul
Flames with such an aureole;
Such tribute only just
10 = woman's loving trust.
Volumes written In word,
Obi what memories are stirred
When QUIZ thought moment dwell9
With the yews Ind asphode1a;
And our heatta, with weeping, tender,
Fondest tributes faiu would render,
Simple trihutes-such u this
= Fidet7s.7 .
Maiden, weak with human weakness,
Bearing ali with soint1y 1ueekness,
But with strength OF faith upliftsd.
Till you seem divinely gifted,
Not an epitaph for you.
ID this word 30 grand aud true,
But tribute to the living,
Which my heart, sincere In EsNng,
Writes upon the chamber-wau
Where your weary eyes may fall,-
Tribute loving, true and tender
Az friend to friend can render,
Simple tribute-ouly this:
6 F1dciis."
onEsr, Decembar, 1875.
, 1876-02-06

furniture, cODcaaiinR the fact, however, 1Eo0
his principal With pa,t Of the money he kept
when the Sheriff took possession. Baker ran
away with a strange woman, Rnd when lsst
heard from was in San Francisco. It was cruel
swindIe upon conading old msn, and he de-
served better luck.
HORRIBLE CASE OF CRUELTY S AnooKLYN.
Did you ever bear of anything more dishon-
o1ahle or cruel than that case in Brooklyn.
whore an old roman 70yeazs Of e.ge Was turned
out of doors by two of her own children. and
while trying to find her way to the Fiatbush
Hospital diad OF cold and starratlon On the
street? This is tha hrsf statement Of the case.
but iu its details it is fsarfuy sickepipg, and II
It does not hang black clouds in the hearts OF
those children they must be adamnot- The par
although by no means rich; it seems to have
been q case where each child sought to thro"
OF the care and responsibility OF taking care OF
the aged parent upon the other
STORY OF HATTIE BLACKFoRD.
HIhefast women OF this city are said to be 10
state of excitement about the reported intention
Of Hattie Blackford. Of Paris, Be!gium. st. pe-
te1Bburg, ETC., ETC.. to return to New York. She
it ia whose 1iaison with the RuEeian Duke pro-
duced such scandal Perhaps she ts to return
home to hunt up 3 recent Parisiau lover, IN
American, who. after spending several years
(and nearly all his monsy abroad returned here
last fall and il now domleiled at : fashionable
Fifth avenue hotel. She has written him seEeEa1
letters asking for money, but he has pleaded i'm
pecuniosity, aud declined to send it. The
chances are that this man, who is reputed
by his friends to be looking ont for rlch
heiress, will find it convenient, in case Hattie
takes stetmer for New FORK, to euigrata to Ban
Francisco. Until lately he hss not hssitated 70
talk Of her in the most familiar strain, and te!l
Of her fascinating portr, rs II he knew how It
was himself. The last accounts indicated that
she had thrown her wa1;oo spell aSound wealthy
American in Pazis, anil. il she can bleed him
sufficiently, her promised American VISIT may
be- postponed. New Iork is full Of Hattie
Blackfords, and, il theatories Of tholr dolnga 1t
sArAtoga last summer xe half trues they num-
, 1876-02-06

and in presence Of Majesty and nobility threw
down the gage to all vino Questioned
at the coronation OF George the Fourth,
in the summer Of 1921. It happened that
the Dynoke OF that day was quiet rural clergy
man and, Is it would not be seeuly for gen.
tlemap of his cloth to appear in martial costume
and offer to do single combat on the slightest
proyocatlon. be deputed his SOD. q c"aely young
man, to take lis place. The old custom Of; tht
King dr.nk,ns tho champions health. and vics
versa, was gone through with. and thon Gen.
tlenan George presented to the Knight the rich
1y-chased golden goblet with which he had toast.
hsps out OF place, ia still so imposing and pic.
turesque that suppose it will be again uset
when the Prince Of Wales comes to>the throne
A while ago one OF the Dymokes 'was created
Baronet.. but as he had no heir Of bis body il
died out with him. may add that the famil.
has always been modest aud quite unwarliks
one, iss members rarely appearing in society
The lato champion Was 40 very retiring that th,
public only knew Of his existence Ito make
bully when it heard that he WAS dead. Th'
championship passes With Scriyelsby Manor in
TO tho hands Of his heir. am not informet
whether no left a son.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-28
4te Sem onftrattott peg gd1tuei5er
1t, YbiIa0elpbta.

Sie ShWei5sf b$T Ser. Staatcn beSlngea
porgeiteru in YbiiaSeiptis bic @eoa9tnibfeier
Der S6laht BON ct. Satob Gil bes YirS,
lpelde l444 geid1lagen muree. aJtit Sieier
6eies elmer rubmprllen Selbentbat jeues toir=
tenpolfes besbasIb man cine angemehene 9e.
moniiration III Gbren ser hunosrtidbrigen
unabbdngisfeit Oct Ser. StaateR.
NlS eine Irt Selt Sdrift lift bel bieier @es
legenbeit cine Sroidiirc erid}ienen inter benz
Sttel: yHniete @ilidyten 9e9en oas Iboptio.
8aterlanp." GS 1T bie3 ere Mprelie beS
Sbwei3eriid) sQmerifantlden Yolitiideu Ser.
eins" in ytep 9orf on bic in ben Sereintgte.l
Staaten eln9ebiirserten Sd,weiSer. Sn bieler
Sdrift miro beionecrs bsruergebobeR, baB
es Die Bflictt Der SDbne bes dltelien republic
fani5fen @emeinneienS Der Sest5eit iei, beru
gbabne entgegen sit treteu, als oh 8epublif
uas @erruptlon Gin. uIiSS Daiielbe waren.
Die Sdweis seigt bNrd ibr Setip,el, SS..t, Elm
reines DffentlifeS Qebeu geraoe Die 1arafte>
r,itiid)e @igenid)aft zines seme,ratifen
Staats. .gSelens lit uno iberau ieiu tann unb
5siu iollte. SolfsberrIbaft nno Sifentiid)e
Woral Iinr 3lpei unsertrennlid]e Saftoren; fpu
bic 2e5te seblt, fann Die @rItere ntdt auired)i
erbalten werbea,
Sc miro nun bic bier Ing 9anbs herrimenbt
Corruption sestlloert nub bargstbaH, bdB BIZ
Sseform bieier 3nitdllhe bon Gem gruneee
Sanfen auSseben miilie, Dap Bolitif nnb Iio
raj nidt peg einanoer 9etrennt meroeu oiir
fen, uno Dab cine totele Hm9eitaltung oel
biehseu Varteieu auf biaer Saas itatiFnoer
niiiie. sl&
Ginise glatter miBbillisen es, raS ptt
4oreiie gum 9dlhhe bic S6lpeiser aifforoert
fiir 2Jben 81 ftimmen, nno ieben oarln eilIer
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StaOt Baltimore.


Sol gen6e angebOte nni QieierunQ
pon Utateyialien gum Ban uno ami 0eritc;,
lung Der YfeIler mo Manern 1l elmer Briide
iber Die Baltimore Yotomac Sabn" in Der
9lr9gle. ADenue pur0en am Sonnabeno i'm
NmtslQfale oe8 StQotcomniIIdrS ertoeaen
genommCn: 9iQ, WcOfabOn & Sniq6t
S7.55 pro Subltpdro Wtauerpert; s. 8-
SteoenS So; 0flleD & SimpIou $9.4O;
Wfoore q 6lqHn 1913; Z. ). osborn $40;
yt. u. Stiion $8,45; B. &orwaD $9.40;
Sobn. 9au4b $3.50, Code & @bamberlaDne
$685. $. Is. Dtauninl S7.2O; 6bos. So
burn $50 Ooer $500 ie mad, Der 2(rt Der
Arbet; s. 6. Sirbp $500; 8. y. 9oaue
$8.93.
pie 8eupflaiteru Der Ses
como BE pen @ana bis SoutbftraBc
NIT belgiitlen Bl0deu, mel6e mad Oert
@ampi1en Yatente 81 $3.50 pro SubiIparo
erIol9te, ut beeuOet uno fOltet im @anSeu
$4,000. Die Yfa(erung Der SoutbRraBc,
iopte Der BaltimOreitraBe nit belgilhen
8I0den miro nur 81. 80 pro Subtfparb foeu.
Ger @roBs9 9aiu 6e8 I'll. 8. D."
b II so arDl auo hieEt geitern in Ter
Orutoens0ane" ieine uierteIldbrlid)e Ser
iammlung ab, in nelber Der .. 6. g., s.
Gem, Den 8orfb uub Der @roB-SetretGr 81
8aaauf Oa6 YrototOI fibrtc. Der gcridt
oeS G'roB' B'Settetdrs ergGb, OOB rer Srocn fdb
in bliibenOem 3uitaHOe beiinOct. Die @il~
nobmen 5etrugea mGbreno oeS lebteu Quars
tails $1Gl3. 60 un6 be Nusqabcn in Der 3eit
fir wObltbdtige 3mede S774.43. yiadIoem
perideccne SroeuS, ,GnaelegeHbeiten erleoigt
uaren, uertaate iid) Die YeriammtuHg.
Sefmii dte8. Coroner QSalter
lebnte Sonnubeno cine Go6tenidau iiber ben
Geihnam oes am 9onneritag in Sprluq
9aroens erruntenen 6ranf NcStnuis ab.
Der @brw. llrtel @Srapes bielt qeItern
&oruttttag ieine ablhieo6pre0i9t in Ser 3.
engliih .lutbertiheu Sirdle al Der Monumentr
StraBe. Die @inlcttung beitano in elmer per.
i6nlt6en GrtlGruug. Der Bre6ietr bebaupe
tete, nur ielnc Yflidt na6 beltem @utnhteu
getban uno I'M Sinne Der Iatberiiden Sat4
Sungen ieine BreOtgteu aAS9enrbeitet5 5u babeH.
@r iprah tiefe8 BeSauern oariiber aus, oa5
er unfrtcoeu anter eintgen Ytit9lieoern perllrs
ladt, nno belt oaun aum lcstenIRale nit Der
@emeiu6e @ottesoienIt.
am ytafmtttag preSi9te Der begabte @eiit'
lthe mte0er IN Halne'S 6alle, NO fdl elne
gloBe GuSabt Screbrer ocS beltcbten 9eIhli=
diem eln9eiunoen hattc, wtld)e elre neue Ses
nletnoe gritnoen iueroen.
- @eitern gtaamlttG9, lpdbreno Deri6ics
oeue &uQhen an Der Utaihine 3am 6eben Der
Steine al Der 8elt 6all8,Aoeiiue nabe Yratts
Irdbe ipteltenr 9erletb bic red)te Sano oeS
lO-idbrlgen &boma8 Hoonau Smiihen Smet
Samurdoer unb Singer muroen idmerilld)
Serquetidt. Die @ltern beS anab,n mcbnen
an Der @oncOrSs, uube 2OmbarbfroBe, no
Or, GAerser Die l9unoen nerbaao.
Sn ben Stationsb duiern fan'
ben IN oerfloiiener Bote 252 Berionfn OBJ
| oah, ndmlif 81 I'm peltljbeu, 50-im itolI'
| den, 23 i'm norometliAeu, LOG i'm mittIeren'
25 i'm 0Itlideu uuo 81 I'M Horo6fltben Sia'
tionSbaule. 1870
| Oen DrHios Sill 'Yart oelhHfn
in uerftOTencr g8o6c l7,72o ShB4anAet, a''
| 8eiter, 1925 @in' Hno 340o 5We'lpaHI'VF'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-28
Sic 6ounetnettrSIGanotoatttt BEG
nru. Nittfelnbnra tn MtficMrt.

SeriGJte Ill ct. 2ouiS beitatigen, oaB 5r.
Tinfelnbnra rahtrGglid) sie republlfantldle
Gancibutur fir Dos @ouperneurszgmt in
MiIouri auaenemmen bat. Sr. s. iaB
1869 bis 1878 i'm Gongrei|c uRo fitlte Die
Stele in elmer nid)t nur ihu ielbf, ienseru
aud oas beutide Nboptiubiirgertbum ebreit-
ben gSeiie aus. 0aB iibri9ens Die Nepub-
lifaner bon giiTonrt fpeni9er ieine Serolenz
lte ais @ongreBglteb, ais eine @pallabtlttdt,
Seutid)e Stimnlen fiir Sages uns aSheeler Su
getpiuuen, in'S 9luge gefaBt haben, ltegt ali
Ser $3anb. 9n itreng republifanlldlen Staaz
ten, mo- Der Grfsls fAer lit, miiroen IL ipobl
faEm paran gebadt habsa, etnen oeutld)cn
4boptipbiirger aufsuitelleH. gDir ipoIeg HnS
trotoem ireuen, OaB pr. Sinfelnburg aEt9ez
felt 1T; Die Inerfenuuna OeS beutlden yin
fufies 9sreidt ms INNER Sur Sreuoe, elners
lei. pon lpeld,er geite iie erfolst. Oas an=
nabme Sd|reiben bes Grll. Sinfelnblirg
lautet: ,@eebrte Serren Gin gs!9luB
lit mir ipebeu mitgetbsilt tporbsn, Der bonn
@entral Gonitc einitimmlg an9enonlmen
worben it, 0ie Augabnle oeillben ilbT-
,engt uid, oab Sie elu groEcs Sertrailen
auf bsu @ebrand) meines gtamenS IN ser
beuorfebenoeu @amplgne ieben, uns td) er@
fenne bic Qbre, peld3e Sie mir oanlit eripet..
len, pollitGuo1a an. S ID 81 aube, > a B
Gle ben gffeft, welden msiH e
81 0 mination a ben miro, ii Der
| [ d] Ebeu Ill b m brere nj c II {
Sreuube an, gS a blta9e get q II d I
lein ,oeroen. sic bqben aber 0teles SlI
entiheicen, nidt i'd. Stir ide,nt es, SaB
id jebt babin gefommen bin, mo- i'd intda csll
gSiinben G1einer Ycrtei fiigen mnB. Tenn
Die repubtifaniiGe Bariei BON vttiiourt
glaubt, oaB ibr meiu gtame in Der beporlte=
benbeu @ampague riiblid) iein lRaS Huo ne
oarauf beitebt, meinen gtamen oil bic Splss
oes Sidets su itclleu Eno mid, Der @ampa9s
nepflid)ten su entbeben, 10 fam tdb eS mot
perbiuoern nno id1 muB meine periSnlldlefl
0iitE1ten fallen laiien, unb mid, ben 9Sllll'
l1eH Der 4;artei iiigen. SD merbe perlndPn,
melnerieitS 10 81 bauoeln, mie Elm Wtann, oel
Die sDsbliabrt ieiner 4artei i'm an9e bat, 81
banbeln pfegt."
3u einem ScrihterRaiter Der nSispatG
iol !or. Sinfeluburs folsenbe @cuberaag &C.
| nladlt baben: ySd) hc9e feline 9ohuuHa. CT
tpabtt ~ weroen, allein ih CLAUDE, baB Die
NdjOrltdt, bic Dgn. Sqroin (Semofrat) er
| pGblte. berringert weresu Eirh, benn ol'
Mepublifaner I'M Staate iinb beifer ot9aul
! iirt, entbutaitid]er unb in lcber Sinftdat Il
belierer Geidaffenhslt fir pte Serbltpah!
SD, perSe big sur 0tudtebr rneines Gelddtts
tbeilbabers {9tl. Illiieur) nidt i'm Stano
iein, aftiben Autlel ca bar &agne 81
nebmen banm perbe iG ein Yaarnlal
ipre6sn, aber in llsbrissn nliiiien PIE, pt
70 lebr oarauf aus iino, mid gum GaHpsf
/ neur QemaG,t I'll eben, Die 2lrbeit tbnn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-28
gus Wittel.9.merifo.

Banama, IL. Augul1. - Seit Ibiabrt
be8 9ampierS ,@olon" = am 6. oS. 9tts. =
iino Die Hadrldten i'll Stsug auf Die uuru.
ben im Sunuu Der 9iepublif beldtl9t morOeu.
Die Staateu AulIoaua unO 8OIima befinoeu
iid) in Oiieuer JiebCllion gegeH Die gtatiOnal
3egIcruHa. giadridten BON Dem obercr
Uta9oalcua meloen, OaB in rer bOrtigcu Sc.
9en0 nebrere @efedte jtattgefHnoen habeH, III
benen bebe Snrteien Den SiGg beanipruden.
Die 6egierungstruppcn, melfe BON Der at.
lantiiAen &iiite Den Ra9Oulena hinanf beOrs
bert murocn, weroen mabriheinIif unterfpegS
mt ben Sninrgeuten SulammenitoBen, uno
man erwartet td9li6 yfadri9ten BON elmer
Sdladlt. 9luS benz Staate @auca Iieat
nihts 9feueS ror. Die Acknowledgment,
>uetde gum Sdute Der Yanama- SdbnA bier
itattouirt maren, giugen aui oem 9ampfir
,Stala" naf @auca ab unb nabmen cine peis
tere Guautitdt g8aiien fir Die conititutOueQe
5iegisruug nit. 0tan ernartete, bdB gntio.
quia ben Sniur9enten in @auca 6iilfe itidcu
piiroe; eS III nidbt befannt, oh bieie @rIrar=
tuugen pcrrpirtlidt muroen. Die 9ational.
&esierung bat beidIlofen, bic armee uuf 1900
Manu Su ueritdrteu. Die Sniurgenten be.
haupteu, OaB fte cine fdrfere Wa6t aufiteuen
f0unen, ais lbre 9e91er. ...-.
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1tnfdQ 3ttr sec.

6eituug Monroe, Sa., 27. g(ug.-
Der S1ooner y&lcctric," @apt. SbelOon,
NIT elmer 2aoung SaubOlS bon gSilmin9tOn
ned Yonce unterlpeg8, wurOe i'll Der 9taft
oe8 90. b8. Inter 6ern 33. @raOe uGrOlider
Breite uuo 20. 9raDe weltli6er &duge BON
einem Srfan iiberfallen, uetlOr idmmtltfe
SeQel uuo befam einen2ed, burd pelden oa5
6abrSeug balo NIT g8aiier gcfiiQt murbe:
Sic lRannidaft wuroe bon bem SoaIdlIfT
Sirius" aus6uas sRioer 9erettet, BON Oteiem
am Samhag anf Den SAoOner vSrot9"
ibertragen unO BON bem Gettcren blcrbsr ga'
hrnd1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-28
(Snlh ernffnete I'll Ill.
Sa@t gSettfaDrt aMf oent @tt6t=
Qa1liee&

: @ltGago, 26. Nuguit. = lleber $1,000
Yerioren periammelten itt beute MOr9en,
nm ben glnfaug Der Iegatta 5ruiiGen Der
Sadt ySna," @l9enthum OeS amertfaniiden
Soniuls Su SOronto, uno Der Sadt ySrolic," ="
benz @aoltdu Ertnoioil1 BON bier geb0rig, nm
etnen @rei8 bon $1,000 mttau5uiebeu. @8
mar au8gemadt, baB, lpenn rid)t 80 Ufeilen
innerbalb ieA8 Stunren Suriidgele9t miirOen,
Die g6ettfabrt niGt gultig ieln oae. Ser
&urs mar \ Meilen lang uno nuroe speis
mai Suriidgelegt. 9ie Nbfabrt criol9te nm
% Ottnuten nGd Sebu llbr, mn bic Sat)t
y5rolic," nel1e um 50 ltinuten na6 brei
llbr, Minuten friiber, al8 Die nSna," Ill
Dem 9ieIe Qrlanatc, errQnq ben Steg.
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Seriud, bas Sotum Der Sdtpeiser su conls
promittlren. gSenn 9ieies ieoob ir9enb &t-
mas beoeutet, bann beoeutet es nur, baB Die
iiberw:egeuoe WebrSabl Der SGpelser fir
Silben 1T; beuu ionit wiiroen cs bic Serfaiier
Der Ibreiie itder utdt gewagt babeu, otelelbe
10 enti6ieoen 80 9eitalten. Inter ben Sd)rpet=
germ ieIblt i6eint oieie 4OreiIe allaemeln ges
billlgt sn iperben, unb mir betradlten es alS
cine pelentlihe &eritGrfuus Der Sppolltion,
oaB cine Nationalitat, bereu @ingemanoerte
bisber ibrer grOBen Waie nad Der republlfas
nii6en Bartei an9eb6rten, bic amerifaniid]e
lnabbGnsisfeit bur1 cine politiid)e llnab-
bGnatafeitsz Grfldruua feiert.
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aRsA. Gsr'SNnotamtfd,eS pe9etobtIttdes Def.
pft felt 25 Sabreu aIs bas sroSte SlutreinisuLsss
N.ittet Der @cgenipart befcnut, miro nur In Rr
f77k, Tapetfc., ysptotuefts Ode cer Gutatps
9tsa6e, 5ubereitet uno lit bel uucn ar rotteferu Su
baben. tIu926, ,t2WtteN)
eid,ert, ectpiise ntlo raid,e gsirfams.
usteIt's Steber< unb GBe e1ieIftebers
puIOsr,
substsitst uuo su babea tel
Coleman 6 gsoeers,
Wr 178, g8eh=SaItimo fr.
(aus26-Stt.31O
Or. @eor8 9. Morria,
3abnarbt.
hat oas (iriber BON Or. WinGea benue.e) Shreau
in Wr. 1873, gseftss5asetteftrai,e, semietpet
aiIearbeits sarantirt. (au92i,f2Ottet
Simoer Rutfdem,
Setocipebe, SdaufsIpierbe
@asen amS Searrem fiir 9mabsn,
G6ubfarren. uppenf&u It'd en-
uno elm ausemeines afiortiment FOLDER g8aaren gu
Den bilisften Breien i'm @roBen uuo Slenen bel Der
~Ba!timorer Saaen= Sabrit. 8eieuidaft,.
SIR. 80, Worb=S OMAR itraBe.
Die etusise Sdbrit IN her Staot. Reparaturen
allsr art Bu ansemeKeneu Ereiien. (4us2f, ,4Dste)
Qun5d, ieoem Dsorsen BON ii bis llbr gead,
- tntttaas. Stllb's Diilpautie'r Bier i'm 3api
in TapI6r'S Teitduration,
Gdeoer Nrontzunb fruEe,
Gotp. Is. SaHlor,
(aua22, ,3Ultey) Giseatbllmer.
Maizino,
etu porstalt6er ndbrenoer Irt,tcl fur flene Snoer
uuo Suuaiioen. bas sinSise pabre Snbttut rDtut<
termild,, ,ubcleitet con G IN II Gins Ipotbeter,
uno bet alea 0rOsuitsn su baben.
gS. g.. Btr,pn & Urnoer,
(Sunt2, 3lte, ,iu,E.D Gugrossa9cnten.
9eutSd,e Der. ct. Yateut= I8entar.
u@mertcanIzg gebduoe, @de Der baltimore nno
Soutbit aBe.
.. HtlltGms,
bisber @raminutor i'm Ser. ct. Yatent= =Imte.
AQe guSfuuft i'm Setreff Der Grlun9un9 bon Ba'
teutea unb ieoe anotre nit bem Siireau in gerbin=
puns Nebenoe Arbsit erbdlt piattlte SeiOrsun9.
laua.7lVhHl
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NnLtftfmes.

8ueb I o, @ol.t 26, MA9. = Der republic
taulidIe StQGts= GOnpent pertaGte Iid) beute,
uud)oem Sr. Sobn &. 6outt aus 2tYapoes
@ountp ais @ouuerneur nomiuirt woroen
mar.
@ol1mbua, g., &c. Qug.-@eneral u.
Z. 28idofi ubcrianote beute Dem @onoerneur
6oges Ietne &eG9natiou ais sgOiutant,
nm iid aans ieineH YNidten aIS Soriieer bes
republitanii9en Staat8 GretntiU @Omite'8
miSmen 3u tSnnen.
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IermiSdDte telcGrapbtId)c
1eneShfeYt

- 9a8 9er:6tlife S:rfalren 9e9en Die
giiraen oeS @r.guoiteurS Gltnton oon 9terps
Orleans, in Oeiieu 9ls3nun9eu Elm 0eiiSit
BON 1929 GOO erifttrt. uno peld)rr auberoem
beIhaioist mar, $l38, 900 i'll ungeieBnlGBiger
ySeife perauSqabt 81 babeH, lit ouf AHtrag
pes @eusral, 9lnmolt8 9ibble ein9eIteat NOR
zen,
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Scr ssee6,er.srnnnnL.

0ewzgorf, 26. 9tuguit. 56. 5bear.
man rnb Sterling. anualte Ses '6rn. loenrp
8arO Seedler in Dem BON 9rn. Sraucis 3.
Otoulton ipcgen anaeblider bGSnilltger Ser
folguug eingeleiteten 8roseiie, babeu Die Qn.
pdlte Ses 9eetersn, S5. 9toger unb 8rpor,
bena9rihtigt, baB iie Dem Sbergerid,te eine
Npplitation mn @erlegung bes YroseIie8 aus
&ing8,@ountp einrei9en piiroeu, inbem cs
unln6gltd lei, in rem geuannten @nuntp cine
uorurtheilSfreie Surg 5u erlaugcn. Ste Appli-
litutiou miro am 1. september in Dem Spez
sialtetmn bes Sbergeridlts Sur Serbanblung
fomuen, uub mebrere &ffoapits bon SroOtz
lpner Siir9eru, pel6e beidmDren, baB Gin
unpartciiid)er Yro3eb ibrer Quiid)t na9 in
SingS=&ountp unm0glidl iei, iowie ein glffi-
baOtt be8 6rn. gec9er luerOen glei45eittg init
berapplifation Dem @eri9te oorgeleat. srants
ltnz&ouutp, srpliden Clinton. uno 2amrencez
@ountD, i'll Der norbneiittd)en @de bes Staa=
tes, miro als Der 5lpcdmdBigfe Srt fir Die
8erhQr6luuo beS Yro2eiieS poraeidldaeu.