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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15
EptssopaI Convention.

CHICAGO, September l4.-The Episco-
pal convention adjourned this evening,
after being in session three days. The
onlv important business before the con-
yenition which is of general interest was
the presentation of resolution to strike
from the creed the word "iloque." Ths
resolution was briefly discussed and laid
over till the next convention.
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Ruruetl 10 Death.

BALTIMORE, september l4.-Merrltt
Jones X Co. soil works at Canton, burned
this afternoon. Robert j. McCaddar,
retiner, and Roger Shield, were burned
to death, and several others injured. The
estimated loss on the oil $4,000, and on
buildinz IS $4,000; partially insured.
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The IncOrrigible Boss" and His
Secretary.

LONDON, September l4.-Tweed and
and his secretary, Hunt, left San Simon's
quarantine depot tor Fl Cantillo de San
Sebastian, and passed through Vigo on
foo, at midday. Both were looking well,
especially Tweed.
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Hon. JoRN ALLISON, an Office holder
81 Washington city, is announced to sd-
s-,s. the Republicans at Bridgeport,
..rr.s the river, September 18th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

Tgc Democratic nomination for Gov
lin New York, seems to give un-
.,,deJ satisfaction to the party.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

Hos. b. r, MAETIN announces q list
a. appointments for meetings, in the Re-
pl.rER to-day, and the list OF Hon
Ys,xK HKREFoRDs meetings is largely
-.NtnAdel.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, September IL MONEY
Closed easy at l@li per cent. Sterl-
ing quiet at 84l@4S5. Prime mercantile
paper 4Gy6 per cent. Customs receipts
$4,000. CIesrings $25OoOOoo.
GoLD-Opened At ITO, advanced 10
lIO!, the two extremes Of the day, closing
at the the highest figures. Borrowing
rates per cent to fiat.
GovERHMESTs-Dull and steady.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

The Fair going on at Wellsburg ls
rropounced decided success by citizens
n, Wheeling who were up yesterday.
10 dsy will be the big day." however.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

SENATOR WALLACE, of Pennsylvania,
IN speech at Lock Haven, Tuesday, for
musled the issues of the campaign in
TIL. sentence. 1T is the hungry belly
against the bloody shirt"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

We learn from gentleman who left
WrlI>burg last night, just as Mr.. GooD
r,mmcnccd MS speech, that he had very
Inc meeting. Everything betokened
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

Iy the Capital is taken from Wheeling
hi. winter, it will be by the votes OF
men who stand on the Republican plat
.rm adopted at Parkerssurg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

TuE American team won the SUI
and eoo yards rife matches at Creed
more Yesterday. Young America COR
TIMES 10 wear the horns.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

THE Central Club had ane meeting
,4,t night. Major General BORING had
bus forces out in strength, and on their re,
turn march they paid the REGISTER Of
lee the compliment of hearty cheering.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

Bsy. WILSON is gong to Congress
.,,io and CHARLEY SCoTT will spend
N. winter in Wheeling As member of
,.. SauAtp.
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TN. New York and Paris Cable.

LONDON, September l4.-Ihe proposed
scheme for telegraph wire between
New York and Paris has fallen through,
filling to receive the necessary suhscrip-
tions.
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SHOW your income tax receipt Is
.,v the Republicans campaign call on
.,liIstes. viii Gen. Corr please send
long his in photograph?
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CENTENNIAL NOTES.
"Mnssnchuscits Day"

PHILADELPHIA, September li.-This
is Massachusetts day at the Centennial
Exposition and the attendance promises
TO be the largest of any since the opening.
The grounds were at an early hour
crowded with delegations from the Bay
State. They came IN hundreds and
thousands and the state building WAS n
scene of busy life, streams of visitors
thronging the rooms and passing in and
out Gov. Rice with his staff, held his
reception in the building. There was
no other proceedings ot formal char.
actor. Among the different bodies pres.
cnt WAS the Board of Trade of Fitch
burg, Mass, numbering one hun.
dred and fifty. To add 10
the interest IT the occasion,
Prof. Widdowes, of the Chinese, and the
frs, hriyado hand DlAVol "A Grand duet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

A movement is being made by The
owners OF the frame buildings n"aF III"
Centennial grounds 10 procure Nh Injunc.
tion to restrain Mayor SLokely from haN-
ing their buildings tori down, in accord
ance with his recent order The limit
of the time allowed for the removal ex.
pires To- morrow, and to morrow the ap-
plicstion for the injunction will be made
in court. {.
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FOREIGN.


Independence OF Poland AbOIIsheu.
BERLIN, September l4.-The former
Independence of the Polish adminIstra-
tive authorities has been entirely abol-
lshed by Russia, and the office of Secrs.
tary OF State for Poland Is to be sup
nrassnl
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nanyerOllSIy Ill.

LONDON, September IA special
from Paris to the Ne'rs says: 1t is ru-
mored that the Count de Chambord is
dangerously i'll, in consequence of the
penitential rigors to which he subjected
himself during nine days retreat.
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BALTIMORE, September l4.-Flour
and Wheat-Quiet and unchanged.
Corn-Quiet at soc. Oats-Dull at 36c.
Rye-Quiet at 5S9G0c. Provisions.
Quiet and unchanged Butter West
ern 2l626c. Petroleum Firm; refined
2Gc; crude BE. Whisky-Steady at $lll
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

Tgg bloody ScHURz" meeting AT Bel
.,-a bs. been changed from night to
.t.vlight meeting.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

,sy THOMAS EWING is announced to
At Steubenville, September 29th.
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VOL. IA.
at'heeliua Resister.
G,li closed yssterday at ITO !

~, ,ceatlsr to-day rOsA be partly cloudy
-, north and ,oest ,otnds and T's'n9
,,,.psrdturs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

uvr1 GATE will be blown open in
,.ys Don't mistake il and walk in.
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The Fair.

The attendance ct the fair to-day, not
,withstsnding the heavy :ain this morn
ing and the showery weather all day,
was much larger than yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15
yellow Jack.

SAVANNAH, September l5.-The vel.
low fever interments to-day, numbered
eighteen.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

ruy Radicals are greatly rejoiced that
..,rIv lost 700 or G.0OO in Maine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

WILLIAM WHITE, of Washington,
goes 70 Moundsville, w. Va, to teach
sh months term of school. l.-Gxerasey
JsTsrsoaian.
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GREAT HEAVENS!

The Republican committee at Indian
"pohs has completed the list of orators
ioF the campaign in Indiana as follows:
A!onzo b. Cornell, Powell Clayton,
": ~ +; Morton, Orville Bsbcock,
". ". Belknap, Boss Shepherd,
He0rge :. Boutwell,, Tom Murphy,
" +. spencer, Ben Butler,
R.C. Schenck.
This is the party that talks Of "reform
within the party" BELKNAP, CLAY
Ton, BABCoCK, Boss SHEPHERD, BEN
BUTLER, Bob SCHENCKl These are the
'hosen orators who 60 out to instruct the
P0oPle, and to preach HAYES and reform !
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BYaTELEGRAPH
WHEELING REGISTER.

Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
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GEN. EwING's SPEECH.

We print this morning the speech
made by General EWING at Psrkersburg,
last Saturday. 1t is a searching inquiry
into the financial distress which is eating
out the energies of the people, and pre-
sents the true issues of the pending ma
tional contest with rare csndor and mar
illness. General EWING sounds the real
keynote Of the campaign, as it brings
the people face to face with living ques-
tions which appeal alike to the judg-
ment and the necessities of the country
The Republicans are attacked at their
weakest point, and if this line OF bsttle
is followed ap and vigorously sustained
by the leaders OF the party, it will tell
disastrously upon the enemy. There is
no bloody-shirt in this speech, no sec
tionsl hate, no stirring OF the bitterness
of times long past; but mirror of the
present. of the corruptions, the wastetul-
ness, extrsvagsnce, aHd the grinding ex.
actions of the tax-gatherer, is held up be-.
fore the eyes of the people. The cause
of the prostration of the industries and
the distress of the people is depicted, and
the remedy pointed out.
The Charleston street riots originated
among the blacks themselves, and in the
end it will doubtless appear that they
were melted to them by white Republi-
cans. There must be outbreaks all along
the line from this time till November, or
the Republican party expects defeat.
The Charleston trouble grew out of the
fact that certain colored men were resolv-
ed to vote the Democratic ticket. OF
course this must be stopped, or there is no
telling where it will end. The only way
to have peace at the South, according to
the Republican programme, is to compel
the blacks all 10 vote the Republican
ticket.
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( Concluded On Third P0gs,l
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-27
poe(te.
= er9teb.

-
Sat Sir Elm Menib inn Scrjen lpeb
9etban,
SObl'S our1 Die 8ruit, al$ miibteit gu
ibn baifen -
8eb bin gum Sricobof - idau Die SRI
ber oil,
90 luiro bein Born 5u iGnftem Sdmerj
erbIaifen.
@as bIieb pon glllem luas inn 9ebcn
iie,
0ie iebt bort ldIafcn, frob unO trauri9
ma1te.
8On ibm, Der milo iein QeiO gum Sim.
mel idrie,
8oH ibnl, Dem bliibeno Slid nno SrCu.
DC Iadte ?
Sin iUenig Staub, o'rauS fIeine 8IumCn
blIlbn,
gSie Gin erinnernb IiebebollcS Wfab.
llell,
llnO Ieiie fibIit gu, bur6 bic sccIe
aiebn
Ser ei9'nen leBten Stinoe itilIeS Nb.
Mub Ou idIdfit ibn 10 einit ben I0n9en
Shlaf.
@h, Die ba auf oem lcbten Eager
Iie9en,
8ie muB Gin Stroll, Der iie berebti9t
trof,
Sm 8ooteSrin9eu anf Der SeeIe Iiesen.
giidt mObt i6 I'm Die gSeIt Der 3ilrner
iein,
Scr iOIbe Sdmer5en elmer 8rult per.
fbuloet,
9luf nleincr SeCle lu6l3te ii6 Der Steiu,
9eb ibWrre Qait Der Sterbenbe erbuISet.
llno per fam iu9en: ,,Niemano that
ib lpeb
Ber bate lm 8cr9ebun9 nidt 3u rim.
gen?
Sc lpeiter 0ufmdrts 3u Der 8eiiteSbob,
Sc lallter tuiro Die inn're Stimme film,
gen!
Micnid 1T Der Bruber, mie ids ieIbcr
bin,
lluO menidlid feline - meinc
Shn6ben.
QSie Iie9t in bielem @Ort 70 tiefcr
Sinn,
So lanft ueri0bnun9SUOll, ui6t .arSSI.
lpredeu.
0'rum, bat ein @enIb Dem $e3cn
&ObtS bur6 Die 8ruit. ol8 mIBteit 0u
ibn baIicn,
SbOu' MIR bid lcIbit, lnO iduu' Die
@r6ber al,
90 luirb bein 3orn 81 ianftem SdmerS
crbIailcn.
SBiC baIo UieIleidt rubt CT i'm S1otten.
LAMB,
0u 0n nibt luOIltcit feline SduIb Der.
9eben,
llmionIt oann itrcfit DeriobnenO 0u Die
San0
Sin ilbcr'S 8rob, uno eIcuO 1T 0ein
2eben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-27
f G u tit G [ 0 II.
Gine Serlu6un8.
&uS bem SoIIdnbii6en.

gSiuarfau nad Communicating.
Ser lueitIide SimmeI fammte nod i'm
9OIcenen 2idt, udbreno int Often bic
unb ba init bIaiiem Sdeine Gin Stern
OufsutOudsn be9uun. Sicfer Sriebe
lag iIber Der 9an5en Iutur, ibien abcr
init belOnoercr Sorliebe ieiuen Sib auf.
9eIdIa9en 5u baben in iener bon Baum.
purtbien unO 8Iumsn.Seru0en um9ebe.
nen SiaO. beren Seniter NIT srObbIdtte.
ri9em Gpbeu Oibt umranft unb iuie nit
cinem ariinen SdiIb beSedt mar. Sb.
9Iei6 boS Ienbere Der SiIla bon Dem
&eidtbum Der 8eiiberin 3eiste, bate
man bod nidt Die gIe9au5 Der GintuOb'
nerih Uermutbet, iusIde iid. 9epuurt nit
Dem feinlten 8eidmud, bem Guoe beS
gintrctenben Oarbot, iObaIo CT MIR bic
Shpelle bcS SarieS ilberidritten bate,
Sn Der Shat luar Die Gi9entbiimsrin Der
rei5enOcn SiIIa. Srau Sanbum, Oie8itt.
lue eines Der reidlten 8auileuts @miter.
rboms NIB madte bieieS 8lddben fiji.
Ier 8urilfSe3O9enbeit, OaS iie bel Dor.
rlfenbem gIter uOr3il8Iid gu beiuden
pflc9te, gang ibrem 8unide unb gfsi.
9uns 9emdb un9euebm.
Srau Tanbom Jap in eiuem 2ebn,
itubIe unO idInmmerte. Sin idpor3es
SammetfIsiO umfO9 Die ituttIibs@eitoIt
Der @reiiiu, buS idneetueiie $aar mar
bon eiuem Spibbdubden bebedt, Elm init
elmer 0iamantbrOde befeiti9ter Spibsn.
frusen umibIOB ibren Sails, eben IOIde
Wandetten llmidIOiien bic feinen luei.
ben SanOe SIR sseeniiber iab &Iara
@erum, ibre @eleIIidafterin unO ent.
ferntc Serluanbte. Sin ofene8 Bud
lag int SdOOB Der iunsen Game. Sie
bate Der oIten Sran bOrseIslen, biS bic.
ie in SdIum.mer 9eluufcn unO eS Oun.
feI i'm 8immer seluurOsu luur; ubsr eS
mar pobI nidt bic ben Iusen 3u9smlI.
tbete Slnitren9un9, tusIde Sbrduen in
OieIcItru ostuStAuttt.
,,Me 6ie6Taii," fliiitsrte fe, lid
bant'bibt 0n biit 9ei3is ieIbitiiidtis,
ber5IOs, Ou Oenfit an IiemanO uIs an
bid. Ser urme Sean 1T in SIn9it uuO
ESprss!i :lusssn eIenbiss so @uIbsn unb
ESFoie on. i'm @oIOe fbeit uuo feline
FSAt6er buit faidit ibm Die fleine Suul.
me nidt einmaII gfein, iuenn Der &eid.
tbum baS $er3 70 Uerbdrtet, 70 m6dte
i'd nienIaIs reid iein. 8, Sean, batte
id MIR meineH 8isrteIiubrseebuIt ni6t
bsrsits fir cine @radtaussabe bon @s.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-27
Nns osm &riese In 1776.
Sau 2Joit Der Sbiot.

Gbe Benedict gIruoIb gum Scrrdtber
luurbe unb OIS lein @uppen nod unbe'
1eft uno iciue 8upferreit 9epricien
lparo. idIOb er iid bcn SrciwiIli9en an,
Inn Iid Der &rmee unter @oIonel San.
ieuoprt lueIde in Sort SduDler in Oem
WObulpf &buIe bon 8riten mb Snoia.
lern bela9ert mar, onjureiben.
CT, 2c9er, Der britide 8enernI, bate
bereitS $erfimer, Der ben 8cIa9erten 5u
$illfe fam, 9cidIa9eu, uno BAG 8efedt
bel Sri8fanD, in pCIdem Der tapfere
Serfimer fieI, luirb 70 Ian9e in Der grs
innerlln9 fortIcben ais Die @eidbidte be.
ltebt.
IrnoIO nit elmer uBuIin9Iiden
@Onuidaft fir baS llnternebnIen, bate
cine 9lnSabI &OrieS 9efun9en 9enom'
men, Naruntcr Suu8 gOit. 9ieie bIObe
Ianu itano nit ben Suoianern i'm ell.
9ercn Serfcbr, unO gait bel bieier uber.
9Idubiiden &Otbbauten aIS ein ,,8i9
WcOicinc Wan''.
San goit tuurbe ais Spion betrad.
tet. bcnu man bat i'm 6fter8 mit bem
SeinOe perfebren seiebeu, uub iuurOe
oeSbuIb gum SObe Nurd Den Stran9
OernrtbeiIt. IS luar bereitS Die Stun.
be aur SOuitreduus Oes llrtbeiIs fcitse.
iebt, ais iciue @iutter rmO isin 8ruNer
ibn uufIudten rub ben IrnoIo nm
@naoe onfebte.
,gS oiebt bios eiuen 8s9 ibn 5u ret.
teu," ia9te IrnOIO. nBeun Sie, feline
giutter uuO iein 8ruOer, bier DrrbIei.
ben unO fir ibH iterben, I'M Sale ct
meincn ScfebI, ben i'd ibm 9eben iucr.
Dc, ni6t erfiat. SD perbe i'm rllter
Die SnOiuner, lueIbe Sort S6ubIer be.
la9sru, idifcn, unb Oieie fol- er nit ei.
uer SIinte einidildteru, baB ib nit ei'
ner &rmee bon filuftuuienO @lauu f,m'
ME, uuO iie uue su Uerberbsu brObe."
San yOit uurOe bic Suds mit1e'
tbciIt, an iueIder iein 9ebin bihs, umf
er mar nidt SbiOt 9enns, rm nidt bic
@eIc9enbeit bcim SdOpfe 3u pufen.
ST lisbte feline Mutter uno icineu 8rrl'
Der, unO Der @eounfc an iic CAB ibm
@utb, ben cS gait ia ieill-es gait De-
rem 9cben. gIruuIo ididte eineH ner'
traucnspiirOiseu Slcioa Sncianer mil
um ibu 'beiua6eH.
'Sie 8eIassrten in Sort SduDIer bat
ten IdIimme Sage. SO febIte ibu OF
Wlunition unb @abrun9SmittsI uut
fonntcn iid boditeus nod einen Sag
baIteu. Gben batten Die Snbianer si
ucn ,,@oiu.lpOiu" 5uIummenbTnfen, aIs
$an gOlt uneciprsnSt fam:
uSIisbtl" idrie er, ,Oie gaufees fOnl
men NIT elmer gIrmee, bic bas gangs
untsre &bal aufiiat, ueriebsn init Rfer'
Den uno Sauuneu, unb penn ibr bier
ieiO, luenu fie fOmmen, ieiO ibrole ber'
loren"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-27
Ctt
P,aHlnluantlds Staatsjettaa9,
n bfflus9tgtbtH pph
D.

IN btFaus8tgtbtH Don
q GGEoRaE RIPPER, Box IL,
thtsint fsbm DUuuTaas. unb iOIisi ~. W
per Sipr. Iablbar tnntrbalb ess Japrse' hHe
50. .Jb ua9 ysrau6 bts 9abrganes.
fiullIns GrsmpIdrsn, 8 Gente per Stad.
Retik 5ublrriptiontn psretn tnr pfnt9fT
aIs Iehs DlOnateu aussucmrisn} aug Tam
Rte naab Oa5 9latt aSbstsasn, bic aat Hhd-
ainbs bssablt ine.
Gr I'm bic asrsGs elmer 3sItun8 ~ pfr.
d, mus man bic dlit IOTcbl als AUG
bie efitut NortlIs mitibsllsn.
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itanb, cinen 9iamouteu.Ob ciu
itcdte, benen Stcine bonn reiniteu 8niiel
ein fIcineS &srm6sen ousmadteu
nSorh ! cS fIOpft uu Der Sbhr. Sieb
bod einmaI nab, per idOn 10 iriit
fommt."
&Iara 0iu9 binauS mo fam uad ei.
ni9en @inutea nit 9Iiibenoen Ban9Cr
lIno Icudtenben Slu9en Surild.
n&atben Sic, wer ba 1T, Sruu Ban
Oum," rief iie.
,,gS ioIlte mid nidt lunnbcrn, tuenr
cS Sean ruire," ontlportrte bic alte Sa'
me rubis.
nBie fOnuen Sie buS Wiiien? S0 er
it's"
9san trat ein. Gr luur Gin lhoner
Singing nit ociitiScn 3H0en.
Sci uiIIfommen, Sean" rebrte
Srau Sanoum ibn on. nicbe 0id."
Ut uber elite ouf iie gu, er9riff ibrc
SOnb unb rief in tiefiter Selue9un9:
,8ie fam id Sbnen banfcu, uer,
ebrte Sruul"'
&Iura bIifte ibu iru9cnb uno Der.
luunbcrt an.
n8eibt On benn nidt ?" fru9tc er
iie.
,,gtein," nabm Die aIte 0amc baS
8urt. fife iuciB nidts, ib babe mcin
8ebeimnib fir mid bebuIten. Obcr 0n
fuunit cS ibr ieBt er3dbIcn."
50, Sruu 8unOom 1T bic cNellte
0rOBmiltbiOite Sruu Die eS 0ibtl" rief
Sean. uSie bat mir 10000 @uIoen
9cIiebeu, I'M Elm @elddft gu be9iuneu.
bat mir cinen UcrmO9cnbcn unb 9c.
lddftsfunoi9en 9lIiOcie ucrid0fft, mid
nit einem 8ortc in cine 9ciidertc Qe'
benSitcIIun8 9ebrudt. 3, &IarO, uieI.
Ieidt 1T bic Belt nidt ferne, 100 i'd Dir
cine $eimntb bicten fam"
,gteiu, Sean" lntsrbrad ibn Srau
Saueam ider3enN, nid fam &lara
nibt miiieu, Ob9Ieid Oiele mid fir cine
uIte b6Ie Srau baIt."
Sie fab babel Clara 70 ihNrf al, bab
bieicr einen Slu9cublid Der 8eoanfe
uufitic9, oh Die uIte Dame al ieuem
&bcnO, 100 iie baS 8Ortemonaie fallen
Iicb, WirfIib seidIafsn babe.
&Iura 1T nun idun felt Subrcn bic
Satin Seams unb bieier Gin Sunfmann
in &Otterbum, oeiien Sirma bon Sabr
3u Snbr an 9lnieben unb &eidtbum
3unimmt. Srau Sanoom bate ibre
Scrluanbtc bel ibrer Serbeiratbuu9
reihIib anS9eitattct, aber niemnIS 1T
Nieie bubinter 9cfommen, OF ibre 8ubI.
tb6tcrin ienen Don ibr in ienem Der.
bdu9nibuoIIen Sdmlilernbcnbe beitau.
oenen &f nit au9clebcn baben Ober
niht.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-27
@as 1T bas StbrcdIidJite oer
SdJreden


Sin bubiiIdtiscr IbbOfut.
Sine beiratb8Initi9e SIIte.
Sin alter, DerIicbter @cf.
Sin bOler Iadbar.
Sine idluabbafte &Itc.
Sin frafti9er, bifer Mfanu, Der iib
eiubilbet, einen ibIe6ten Wa9en 81. ba'
ben.
Sin @eib, lueIdeS 2ateiu ipridt nno
bic 8ioIinc ipieIt.
Sin Buderer, Der INNER bel ieiner
gbre idlu0rt.
Sin burdsefuuener @om0Oiant, ueI'
der ilber ben llnDanf Der 8eIt fIa9t.
Sin SuuSbsrr, Der nit gladltenIicbe
cofsttirt uno ieineu @Obnparteien ale
Sabre ben 3inS itei9ert.
Sin S1nciOer; Der iid &iinitler une
feline @erfitdtte gltelicr beibt.
Sin SaumleIiser, Der Sag nno Sabre
lang bic ,,StaatS. 8eitun9" lie$t, obne
aus 8ablen gu oenfen.
Sin beite6Iitber Gecenlent, Der ilber
ben @srful Der &unit lueint.
Sin anonDmer &ritifer, Der fd ais
Sei9Iin9 5ei9t.
Sin su @rllnbc 0e9unOener Sauf.
mann, Der iih cine 2anoluObnunD uno
cine gqnipa9e b0It.
Sin 8annen9ieber nit Serriilenen
StiefeIn unb lueItbc9IiifeuOen Sheen.
Sin @enid, psIder iiber anSerc ecu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-27
Wrp. So.

Die Snoinncr ihliden iib ale bon
Oannen, rnS ais 81. 9c9er capon er.
Inbr. Iieb er San yOit rnfcu, lueIder
lbm ieislbe @cIdidte mittbeilte. lin
Die SOde nOd 8IaNbwibriSer su ma.
3en, 3eu9te cr Dem General bic 20dcr
III leinem Mode, lueIdcn CT sucrit al ci.
llem Sanm 8cbdn9t umO einise @uIe
p'nonr@9eldoiicn bate. ct. Qe0cr
madte Iid aud boIO auf Die Yeine llno
IOlate ieinen SnOiuuern no6 GonaOu.
SIe Sela9ertcn luarcu befreit mb Die
8ernrtbciIten oerettet
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-27
Ole ar6gte 0erbreitnna.

Die circulation bsr ,,ptnniyIsantf Dc
Staats. 3eftune" In Daupbtn Souniv
II Ir5Bsr ais bic irsfnb elmer dnbeTti In par
ris5ura gebrudttn bfutl&tu ubtr tnalii4tn Get
tuna. Sit bisitt btsbalb bic brft @sIsgtnbtlt
aultigsn In bitlem Ibsils ess Siaatss fini
usite Berbrttt,ina iu btvInaIfen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-27
The largest Circulation.

The CIRCULATION of the "PENNsYLvANT-
cHESrAArs-zEITuNG NG" in Dauphin County
larger than that Of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. 1t is therefore the best advertis-
Ing medium in this part of the State.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-27
Sesinsuusen Der anSsiaen !


Au,tiasu psrbsu sinsuIdl pts fOlsi;
Bt(6Gfts.aulttatn bstm 3abr. Oen
fir sineu Shell bts 3abus;
3 3Nopatt. 6 Wouais. IL Wonatf.
Gin 3oa SA.00 800 Sl2.00
3psi aoa 700 1900 20.Q0
Drtt 3oa 1000 1900 S.O0
ibe1atntbum.. ptrlbnlt@ss VI,
atutbunt. uub auasmsiue Anltt8rn III
Gents bic 3sls fir bic rras Ginrhdnu9 nne
Gsnis eIt 3siIs fir isSs na&b'rtss G'n'
Tiiduus.
pateutlrte Ws6iIt II, Blltns. une alf
aubsrt an,tiasu bal btr gdntsn, baieen, pru'
tel obn pisgitl SpaIs perSsn ptt fOla' De-
TsHnsl wfTosu; oo
Gius san,s SpaIls idbrIi4."".$iS0 81 00
Cine tdIts 5pdlIt - "..... ~ W.
Cine briltrI 5pdlis :, "".. bl.uU
Gint pirrttl SpdIts " "..w az uu
Gsrt$ts-anisiasH ptro'H pis fO'S
bfTtHnfi.
srteutors, =, aemiuiiraiOrS unb
AIlignis'8 8.Nnleia iasn."....".,....SI
6etrafbs., Ipbss'@nlt8tn,
Daui Nbfaituug u.i.to".".."....5O els.
uy~ 4ae 3risft, Wiitbrtlungsn F. mhllfh
pis fplsi abrtllirt pfrbsn:
]. George Ripper,
20. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-21
COLT, .ssEeafhcn Chfmee,,

And now the cry comes from the
Pacific States, Save us from az in
ferlor race 1t Was ali very well to
foisi over the people of the South the
lately emancipased negro-a greatly
inferior race to the Chinese or Japa-
nese. No State took greater pleasure
IN this than California. And now
when the presence of the "heathen
Ch1net brli gs this COZ h'ct Of races