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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-27
9tus Wittel.9lmerifa. Ser S6iifss
fassal ii6er ote 2anoense bon


Bauama, 1G. 0e3embcr. Die Dor
Sur,en pon europa an9efommene @omn;iiz
iton, meld)e eine Route iiir eineu Sd)iffS.
fanal iiber bic 2anbenge BON 0arien per-
meiieu loQ, ging an IL. b. Wd8. BON bier
ua6 Dem g6auplabe ihrer SbGtigteit eb uno
lauoste ON iolgen0en Gage bet ocm Oprfe
&bepigana au Dem SHlrailuiie. am l3.
DECEMBER ging Die Gommiiiou uon bort in
Sooteu ben 6lub aufparts uad Yiuosana,
melder YIab Die Saii8 i9rer Speratirnen
Ietu iOa. Ste Sermcfuug mirb mahribein=
lid bis nG6iten Surf in 9luiprub nebmsit.
- Sett Qbfabrt be8 letten YofDampiera
liaD feine 9,ad)rtd)ten non bem &rtegSidall.
plate I'M Snneren etngetroffen. Die gullz
oeS Dampfer PenlacOla" nuo ySmaba" lie.
qen in bielem 9afen. Son Der Si6fiilts i'll
felt benz 4b9ange Der lebten Yoit fein Dam
pier etn9etGoHea.
aus Guatemala iiuo cbeuiall8 feline Na9
rid1ten elngetroffeu. Sn Salnabor nno pon
bura8 berribt 5iube. Sn Ntcara9ue tit Del
Dor mebreren Monaten au8gebrodeue Siirger
trleg beeuoet, unb Die conftituttonelle Negte
ruug wieoer eingeiett tuoroea.
Sn@olt lta=J Jttca berrldeu iorDobl in politiider
we in ftnansie1er 9lnIdt iebr uubeirie
oigenoe 3uitdaDe. generll @uarbia beg
feinOllhe @eiinnungeu Gegeu giicaraaua uni
bentibt fiji, etnen Srieg nit jener &epubli
herbeisufiiBren. Ser Serfebr hit Nicaragui
| tit uerboteu mo1ben.
@ern,iSd)te teteerapDtfd)c 9epeid)et,
81. s. Cigar, ipelber in ber letten 4abl In ben
GonsreBtiitrfte BON gcrfof, Sa., ais Ge9encanbiba
uiber oen Oenofraten Sobn @5ppbe auftrat, pirb oi
| @rpdblun9 bes seBteren De9en an9e6Iiter Setrase
| reien 6eitreien.
- @ouperneur @5roper aus Src9on reTe qeiter
| Ntorsen pon Gan Sransisco nod g8aibin9ton at
Sorsetern Nbenb fuurbe inn por Dem ,,goSMopptdl
| Sotel" eine Serenaoe 9e6rad)t.
- 9Gs "GSlo6czlbeafer" in Bottom tptrS ron ndd
fen Sania9 an qehIoien iperben, u,u bic nnn =
Sautnlpcttoreu anacofbnsen seiferrnaen ailsu
| fihrcn.
| -.Stl elmer Srrenanltatt in Glsn, Sas., muroe eli
| Srriinniger, ndmlid Sberit SaincS g. Sun aus @b
| ca9o, uedler in Der S6ladt am Stone.Jttuer eine
| S1ub in ben &iden crbieIt upb Ititoem nht b
Snnen mar, burG ote percintste '9rltatdt Der au
| mdrter uno lnipiienbeit Der IerSte um's Qe6en a
brad1t. Die SerDanoten oes @rmoroeten iuerben eli
| eeritltlid1e rnteriu6un9 einleiten.
| - Scnrp s.. Sonntd Jon in Ri6monb Snb, aeat
lpel6en ieine 8rau cine Gbel6eibunsstIaae etuseeit
bate, 6e9ins ON letten reitn9e Set6orb bllrdb s
] Ihtesen. 81 ietle ben 2aui elmer SInte on Ietne
SopI uno bftdte nit etrem Stode 90,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-27
8ranS its etttem &loiter. 9:ense 9Sft'
fOttett pcrutiftA

Sc II tre |, 26. 9e5br.-9a5 Slofer Der
y SapsltGru per 89riebUug" 3n Gt.Gli3abetl
nabs Soiet in Der 8ErplnS Guebet murOc
geitern 4oenO purb 8cuer Serf0rt. - gitnl
31glinge nerOen oermiBt.
(Spater.) @S befanocn TdJ ungefdbr 100
Berionen in Dem @ebduoe, uno Elm al9emet.
ner Banlt eutitanb, oils oas Seuer entoedt
murbe. Heun S;nOcr eritidten, uno lire 2ei'
der lino auisefunOen worosn. G5 uerlautet,
oa6 bier toeittre 9iuoer uermIBt meroCn. Der
Sertuit betrdst $4,000,
(SpStsr. J-4Qe Snialen battcn fd) id,oa
81 Sette begeben. uno muBten itd1 obue Sl.ts
Der auf tie StraBe fliiften, I'M tit Gebeu su
retten. Die Ilriad)e Oes Seuers 1T unbefannt.
IS befauDen itt 48 Soit9anger in oem &os
tier; 13 Yerionen weroen oermiBt uuo iino
wabri1elnlid idmmtlid) III ben Slammen
unlaetomEleu. Sic gltern mebrsre SinSer,
tpcldle in Dem Sloiter oeruugliidten, iinb anf
Der 8ranoitdtte augefommen, I'm bte 9e16en
in @mpiang Su re1nien. Sic 2eideu iinO
| 5,inabe sur llufeuntlidfelt perbrauut ugo e8
| 1T Idlniertg, bieielbeu gu ibentifi5ircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-27
(S'nropGii6e a0belbcritbte.
Der orteMtaliid,e Griea.


I'm Ste S5:,orts' o "Ssine &rIis Dor ssr sb,src'
You6on, 26. December. - Gue Jfcll.
tcr'lde 9epeid,e au5 &9ulautiuopd meloet:
Der 9RQrouj5 BON Sallaburp Utro heutc
BON 0:Gn @5uiton Die Quu0hmc Der 9i2tornl-
uorjtlGoe bcrGro8mdC)lc urlanacE; in TaQe
elrer QSetaeruuq til Der Ntat0ul8 ouQemleieu,
@ontanttiI5pI ill uulalicu nn0 Der brittidlcn
Iio.,c IA hr1,iNCu, i'd, Qus rcn tiufudtn 8c.
mau.gu 5a ouicglKu."
Ns vtrlQrt;t, car alc 8cuolmddDtlQte Qb.
,clise m;roeu. I'M %ollc btr Suilau sic nc.
5or,tnarid,IGns nrr,njrif nm nj, ncrirhrrhrp,n
1anountid,oitru mi,Incu N1rcuf nit bcr Vcts
ma Scr 9IfInirru hronftrooi ,nrrNru. Der
l-.f's7Ir slii,n.5,rrnib iii beIdlo5icn hqbcu.
m, 9.1-....ifar m prripcricu II. i'm ToIlc c,ucs
...,,'.- -: -, ,,,.;,t,,,, o,;oI;;Lo', but,,
@st8.' v'. @t!ntuil1jeH, At,uJtlulsn, un'Ju'
HiWHh "Ih W(IiIttaleh ilutetl9uusH H0etguugt
5t oemellntu: Go9eenl HGlVa III inn' Pfa'
lloeEten bs5 Staateratbo erhalllt moroeh.
SIC @i!a,mnnG IN Son''"ntIhopet.
Il ~. II el' 20 10e3SthVtI. NUT
"a Dtn oI',Sa@gS USi oSUSuH,"ua,g'vn o w. ~
0to"9 uui oHt ju'|N 9TIM GrviSm.9s" %0s". w.,
ntu.u, ~ tVS'uen t'' u: o.
TtS9' qyt ot nsol 'i..sn9' gao,s" ,t.t.
.o{N u, em It,orD, ,,o a&'TS 80
w ',I
": - =, > -, ,,IG,
9angt ielHe 2u5tRGH9H'lle 81 Hopen. tos'I)G
Die Jntegrltat 0f6 GetGes III Nt0ge feuen.-
OaS >Sourual re Y0Qre oil So8pore" ldllleBt
einea heutI lsn 2citartltel iiber olc 3rlii5 mt
! IolQen6en @SOrttu: Sic llaolten l50ltes
mcroen uimlrer clHmtligcu, 0cm Yanlt0uts
mus gum Spfer gebtaj)t III meroen; f. ucrz
bcu uielmcbt tGNpteE mo I'M Sale iie itegen,
10 mtr6aN tie Ole @euuQthuuuQ heIiecu, nldt
nur IKE rationale Grfteu5, iOnOern anb bic
SntercGsn Gn0lanc'S getettct Su b0beu."
Sine trsrnIi0e Soimn9 Pes sT"ee eF'partet.
ppH, 20 SVas''ps'' - = ttte Vlen'et<
| 'i6e 0epe)Qe aus @o1ltdnttnopd meloet:
n.War 9iQu0t lcBtr naB Der 230neutlufdno
| OerIdngut ucroen miro, rnO 5oflt Quf enc
| frteollde &6lIng Der idlpebeuGen fSrG9en."
Ssr oor8e1dIi@gene e@elc5nn9S'a'9aris"e o o"F@
u.n,5 @Eae'G,s ,'top Ss%pp'"' -o;c cs,,..
a. t,S,,,t,t So ,,aI';,G,o @S';S SSa
YemU.ne' ,t @ t",,,S a., "|'9iI
9IrtnS 1,,trSs bs.o%;, ~. 9J5tnI1 ynio5rirn'a
.rtot.a,, T$i,i5,s1 s,fo All fsho S;s S$sr
$500. psto,sn,8 ;,n T',aiorNn bsm9d,r,d,t,ot
tlt,tt <t'YSn n MY"'ang. ~, oSnuuSsuJ,'g.
n~Ge O~h 9I'S'so SoS ssne ns
NM ~ GnncnenStmGo WStop" 1T hpr Wn5;1t
Sas '%; w. .tr.t;.,,Hs Wshimonnosn Ssrort EnS
oub Ule t.;.u'
,,a; n%B 0'' Y'O0""U'' ~ '''0' "'''''' '''' ''''
tn.s tIm h.,ss.,o,,s. ,,oh.-oo,o ocr sus,eu ;ibrr
~'F Fs''"'"'"' oen 9ratb.
| Qonbou, 27. 3eIembcr. - 0tadridten
Gus &id)eneii sufol0e meroen ouielbIt SOrbez
reituuoen fir cine Notwithstanding Der
ruiiiideu Qrnlee geroiJen @8 uerlautet, ooB
Die 9tuiien an 10. Sanu0r ben Brutb bet
| gfuiitua iiber!6@eten meroen. 0aS Datum
n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-27
a.. Gomore6, = Sapette giknn8.

98aI btngtOn n, 26. 0e6br. = Der . =
Eat peramnelte itb bentc Wtlttag; ;eS narln
ieDo1 nur fiinf5ebn Senatorcu anlreleno.
8or Der Serleiuug oe8 Sournals ia9te pr.
Wortou, Der 8Orfesr be8 Gomitc's fdr Nrt'
plle9ieI uuD &ablea, e9 lei hGdlIt p'd)El9,
pieIem @omite nod eth lpeitereS Utttgtieo Su
attad)iren. Oisies ipuroe beldloiIen; Der Sor
liter ernanute !Drn. Nttbell pom Oregon.
9as Sournal BON Ieeten 6reita9e rpurbe usr'
leien. Der Senut stng oann III Grstuttpftz
,uuQ, morauf er itd) perta9te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-27
Spc,ialz NOti,cu.

0Siclc neue Sdnitte bon SIsiOungSita6eu Iir
~ S'Scit9cidieufc -ucbcrrpdt fyeld dftsrotc, 0oign
II. m. fur gEctbaahttu-tH nCm oDiarbIe=0 oil.
RIctberz @ al itbNitc =" Icgt in Rr. 1926, NnI-
timoreitr., ii 1T or Gltcu nAmcricau"s Sjittt.
(b,-i3t)
SSUfsr,
stoGc @Uts. Gm.tcr!guug,
Smdcr,
9roGe YrCis SuiCbri9uHg,
2aTCc
IA N:n biligheu FrcicE.
6afItc
3u ocu b,ljsitCn ErCdcn.
Sbcc
Cngros:F FrCiicn i'm 9lcEs8cltauf.
Sacc
IA GH9ros PrcliJu in Slciuzgtitauf
Is. =, GenWn,
GOutoHcr : GGcc=EOaetInus,
5aowtt. gde ocs Ecriu1tou. uUo @srcn Suags
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stus Ser 9mnSesbamptitaSt.

&al5ingtou, 26. SsSember. - Der
Yrdiioent iiberihtdte beute oem Seuate elre
Sotid)ait Sulamlnen nit oem Ssrl9te rer
Siour @omtniiiiou uno lcnfte Die Nu1mtrfz
iamfelt hes Genates auf bte nit BEN SnOtaa
nern abaeid)lo6eneu 8ertrGge. OaS 9otuz
mept nurbe aui Den Sid qeleJt Nnb gum
9rufe beorotrt. Der BrdlIoent lberlflGte
auBerOem benz Senatt eeu Serlt)t Der i'm IeB-
ten Sabre eruaanteu @ommilTon, rpcldIer Die
AufTht iiber Die Yfalterun9 Der Bennlplpa'
MIA zNoeuue iibertra3en murpe. Ser Serl@t
nuroe ebcuialls auf ben Gid 8els9t.
- Dem Senate purbe beute Die @orreipons
Sens spli6en @nelaro uuo ben Ser. Staaten
iiber Die auslieferunssirage 3u9eiteat. Die
SO relpunDens miro gesenpdrttg nod nlGt
rer0iIentlid)t ,perbeu.
- Das BON ben republifauti6eu eleftoren
abaeaebeue Gleltoralpotum Slorioa'8 iuuroe
Leute uon enem Soten eem Prdltocnten ocS
5enats ilberreid)t. Sr. Setrp itsate bem
Soten feinen @nlpfangsld9stH aus, "a 5met
@leftoral, Golie9ten IN Slorloa eertlrfate er'
bleltsn.
- Das 6lotte1> uno &ric9Sbepartcrert
purocn heute Wtttas seidloh'u uno pefOcn
| crit nod 9teHiabr rDiecet eroFnet weroen. Der
| Yraiioent miro md1renO oieier gSod)e nur
Die aasruOtbuenoisflen @eIdlaIte Oerrid,ten.
Ser saaBamts.9iebitabl.
gSaibiuaton, 26- 2}esbr. - Die Iuto'
ritstsu oes Shabamtes baben fi6 bis Jest,
| 10 melt ermittelt tit, uerseblid) bemubt, hcu
Seriibern oes fiirSlib psraefommenen Sleb'
| ltabs auf DIE Spur 3u fomnlen. @ebelnl=
| Yolisilten pernabmeu beutc bic perIdaibener
| lnaefslfen in Dem 9iireau bes SGatmei
fterS: es muroen ieboh ben Seanten itren9t
Seieble qegsbsn, ole Berbauoiurgen sebeiu
al balten, Inn Den 3ped Der lluteru1unG
niG)t sn uereiteln.
@er"''fa'ts ssSsfee'' sssfs, "''S "s'''
0em9orf, &c. De,br. - Ser Oampfe
Settle" nelher generu uon2ioerpool anfam
iiberbrad,te 100000 Biunb Sterling in Sob
Ser 9ampfer n2abracor" bra9te $4,000 Ii
Gontanten aus Saore.
- gSGbreno ses Ronats 9soOember 1871
lanoeten in Dem y,ew gortsr Saien 4457@tn
lpaueerer, tuorunter 1897 Dsutid)e, 2l9 Selt
rci9er unb ll0 S1wei5er.
- Gbas. 8efpitb, Der commits .. 5
gabbitt's, ipelfer bebeutenoe Sammen bel
untreut batte, murOe beute ST sebnjabrtge
9u6thauSiiraie berurtheit.
Sob erDffuete 81 1913.
- Der Oampfes 1@uoa" III DoH popaHH
au9efomren.
- Ser 9ampfer y@nroubetet," @apt Sair
CLOTH, if. nad) Seruanpinu, STA, abgefabrcl1
- Sle 3ca @innahmen betru9en beui
s268,OO0. m
- Ser llnterifatneifer Slblte heute fiji
Sutereiieu s230O ueb fir einge5ossne Dbl
gatontn s344 900 aus.
. Scr 1eloatarft.
!, MeusOor 26. Deaentber.-@elo fla
: su7. gSediel rrbig III 4.83E. Sob iHlo
, beute su 1O75-4. 8unbes ObligatiOne
! lGlofen ftetig; s1er Coupons 11o; 65t
! 1881; meme 1i34; 67er 1863; 68er 118
neue Siiufer l11g 10.4Oer Coupon
> l1S4. Attlen nau unb uieoriser; ". q
Central 1923; @rie 90; aGfs Shore 81!
!. SIS. Central 633; Bittsbur9 893; Nortt
Beitern 364; BriOr. Sc; 0todzSslanh 1923
> Ilnterdabamts 8ilan,: Sob $780,
oS0. (Snitrnut S41 81 953
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Die prafotnten -lDab'.
Die Gnti0eionn8 oes Sbcrserid)tS
TIT Slorioa nont @onperneur
Stcarns anerfannt.
Sine ueue GtimmeBdbluug iinoet brute fiat
9Seifcre SerDanSlttn9et oer Gon=
greBsSomitc'n it, Souiiiana
t.no Hetp=Dorf.
9Sarnm 1r. 9infsrape uuo 6ensn 9iuiitone
crmoroet ipursen.
Die sstmattou in sao Garoltne
Stearns erfcmnt oic tsutSdlciOgua
ora Nherorrid1ta ou

@bambcrloin nil y@ouOcrneur ober
giidltS" icin.
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Selearapbii9e 9epeidell.
eSSmlatto 9epef6est.

Seri6tc Oct n41ocitrten BreIie' fhr ben rSeutIten
eorreiponoenten".]
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Sic GSpfnftrcft Nrr Ece,

Nem=g ort, 26. 0esbr. = Ser Dampier
yeabraoor," pelder seitern bier unlaugte,
be9egnete an 12. D. Nts. ungefdbr 450 Wei.
len BON Der irldnoii9eu Siiite einem entnaItez
ten Sabr3auge pon uu9efabr $50 Gonnen,
melfeS au9enideinlidl III @efahr idmebte,
pon Oen id),ueren SturSmsQen, Die id) fort
mabreup iiber bufielbe crgoiien, sertriinmert
Su merOen. 0tan btn1ertte sebn Yeronen auf
Dem g8rafe. Ser @apitdn oe8 0ampierS
usriud)te, Die Sd)iiftriid)igeu gu rcttclt, auctn
bteietben ii9naltiirten. oAB cS gcfdhrlid iel
naO Oab Der 0ampfcr lid nid)t 81 nabe lera9-
pagen iolte. Ser ,2abrlbor" iette baber
mad II ititroigem aufentbalte ieine Babrt
folt. Der gSlno mar Dem bCiddoi9ten Sahrz
,eugs giiuitlg, inoem perielbe Hat Der Siiile
bin pebte. Ser Spiegel mar thetlwelle 5er'
triimmert, iebod foHute man on Demielben
ole Su6Itaben ,Sluan--e-" erfenncn. 9a8
6abr,sug bate feline Stagge aufgebIBt, uno
ole Nationalitdt oeIielben murbe oabsr nidt
ernlttelt
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NomOitnreIs RSaGtcn-

@OHtoHcr : E9cc=&o4etIGue.
SioDclt gde ocI SCriu1tous uHo @trcu SuaGs.
(jUL1l5')
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-27
8alttmore 49,, G}tttmod, ben 27. Se3ember 1876.
Die bttnoertidbri8e Teier oes Ste9es
BET Srenton. = 6rOBarti8es titt=
litdriidles Sd)atsIpiel.

Srenton, H.sS., 26. Gesbr. bunz
BERTHE SabreStag Der Sdllaft bel Erenton
muroe beute Wi0rgen burd elm groBartl9eS
Steinacisd)t eefsiert. Die 2tmerllaner pur'
ben ourd 1000 Mann inter @eneral Sruar
nn0 Die ,,0eiien" burd soc Wdnn inter benz
Captain .. 30. WoumanS, rUcld)er Den Sber
ten 9tau barfieute, ucrtretcn. .3mct @onpa9-
mem YGouttuentals" begaben lif nadl Gag
lorSuille, no gSaibing.cu Den 9clapare itber-
ldlrltt. 9ielelben narid)lrten heltte Wlor9en
Den SluB abwGrt5 uno idllOIen ld) ben llbrt-
gen 5ruppen an, meldle GSalblngtou's Com
man9o porlelltsn I'm 30 llhr riidten Die
amerlfaner gum 4ngrilie Dor; Die n'Geilen"
naAren Oil ecu anfaugapnutten Der Narrtu-
uno e5tateitraBe etuen feiten Stano uno lelltez
ten bartnddlgeu 92ioerltane. gSaiblr9ton's
&olonnen riidten leood) nnaufbaltlcm uol
uno trieben ole yOtiIen" aamdllg 5ltrltd.
@cneral gSdlAtngtou (Sen. 3ruor) lltB etne
Satterle aufIabren, tpeld)e eineSalUs uadl Der
Gnoern bic 2SarreuitrGBe binabfeurrte; Sen.
Sulftuau, roeldtr Die ponS SaBlorSulle berabz
marlfirte 0lriIton commanoirte, tritb Snip
hauier's beIiildeS @lenabier. 0se9tment Die
6lonitraBe btuab bis uad tSreenItroBe, no
oa8 9tegimsnt bic gSaiien ltredte. Wilttler-
meile batte @aiAington 3m,i 9ieQtElenter Dlt@
Atof pS't ~SGIthNIiLNDS upJNlN lNI'Stf t''' SN1'
3tud,ug Der yoefien" ned Yrinceton ab5us
itneioeu. gr riidte oaraui Die 2SarrerIraBe
cntlaug mad Yerr9z, @reeu 6anoper-, Mont'
gonlerD' uuo StateirnBe, roo CT lidl nit bern
sen. Sulllbun usreint9te. Die y6eiien"
muroen barouf bur4 Die StateltraBe Ditlif
usrfol9t. Die suel pogber abgeidbldten Ge'
glmentcr ma6tcu eineS Slantenbemegung uno
cte 6ehen" ergabeu itd. Die perihleoenen
Sewe9ungen wurDen auf porsit9lidle gSetle
auSgefiibrt uub 9emdbrten einen bOhIt lnterel
lauten Qnblld. Die StraBen lpuren ptht init
3ui6aucrn aus Der Nadbulihait belsst.
Inter ben Srrppen, meidJe aE Dem Sd)etr-
@efehte tbcilnabmelr, maren Wiilis. .Gompa9'
mem ans philadelphia, gambert8plae unO
Yrincetou. ytad erfolgter lleberGabe mar
ld)lrten Die Ntannifniteu nad) Dem arlenale,
mo cine Reuiie aogebclteu tunroc, nnoRlGter
Sndanan bielt baraui cine 9ieoc. Inter osn
Nnweenoen befanc iid) Oberit SoBn Guilt
pan, ell @nfel be89en. SnliiuQn onScfon.
Die @cfaDreit ocs Gobicn5lS.
PottS utlle, Ba., 26. 0cSbr. - sSraE
Slnncp crbslt beute Wor9en in ct. @lair,
Ya., III Solge Der @rpoton elmer SoblenOls
yarpe tGOtltde Srauowunoen. SIR 80tte
muroe ebenfaaS 9eiabrltdb p2rbrannt.
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eS;,,, gaoru,,,,a fur Die @Iorte.
9ie Raftg,Seu scitrein's.

2onp0u. -. Ws;cmber. .-@m2r Strliuer
9epsid..t, 3uiolge ioa Sic @tdBt9nng Der Ans
iIiptGide 9tnBtuno'S gum groBtn &beile Outd
Die miltdliid)cn 8orpcrCitnngen Seitreif's
peronlabt uoroen ieiu. Seitreid) bat III
srcusieI Stebcubiirgcn nuO 9almatien
9O. .OOOMann consntrlrt, uro Der WtrertaRo
oer Biorte gegeu bic 9teforrloori6ld9e Der
@roB Buahte 1T obue 3peifcl ogr9altan8 Daft
rei0l'S su2uid)relben.
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-03-14
The War Department.

Senator Morrill,, Tuesday, declined the
appointment Of secretary of war, and sub.
sequently Judge Taft of Cincinnati,
Ohio. was nominated TO the senate. The
decinature of Senator Morrill, was solely
on the ground that he could better serve
the country and the republican party by
remaining at his post in the senate, as
chairman ofthe committee On appropria.
tions. This was the judgment OF the re-
publican senators, and he yielded, what
ever preference he might have had. to
their advice and requests, and remained
10 the senate. 1t was thought that the
appropriation bills would give rise to
delicate and perhaps difficult conrover.
sizes between the senate aud house and
the senators thought they could i'll afford
to spare Mr.. Morrill, from the leader
ship, where he has had experience, and
where he has shown himself possessed of
wisdom, tact, and sufficient nerve to 90
the right thing under all circumstances.
The nomination Of Judge Taft is emf
nenty satisfactory, for though his expe.
rience in public affairs has not been
large, his position before the country has
been such as to give assurances of his
sound judgment, his unwavering deyo-
ton to principle, and his capacity for
public affairs. Judge Taft is the favor.
lite with the republicans of southern Ohio
for the presidential nomination, but he
has never been willing to enter the trade
of politics.
Judge Alphonso Taft is an Ohio law.
yer of considerable ability, OF long expe-
rience, and Of excellent reputation. He
has never held but one office, and that
was when he served for a short time on
the bench of the superior court at Gin.
cinnati In 1875 his name was promi-
nently mentioned in connection with the
candidacy for the governorship of Ohio
He went before the convention with
considerable show of strength, but was
beaten by Gen. r. b. Hayes. His name
was urged for the reason that his "nomi-
nation would mean advancement, en-.
lightenment, liberality." While on the
bench he delivered dissenting opinion
in litigation concerning the reading of
the bible in the schools. Judge Taft's
position was that under the constitution
the reading OF any particular version of
the bible in the schools could not be al
lowed. 1t was claimed that Judge Taft
had surrendered to the Catholics, but his
dissenting opinion was subsequently con-
CURED in by the supreme court Of Ohio
Another point made against Judge Taft
was his liberal ideas of the observance Of
the Sabbath day, Judge Taft is of New
England birth, but has been for thirty
years a resident of Cincinnati.
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this place. Ii our moneyed men would
form joint stock companies and put in
capital enough to put the enterprises
upon an undoubted basis and have The
business ready for the good time coming,
the investment could scarcely fail to be a
paying one 10 the long run. The cotton
factory has only recently had set new,
FIRST class turbine wheel, which furnishes
ample power; the mill vas filed with
new machinery, and everything is now in
order to be run economically and to hit
the market on the right side. The wool
Gu mill is in q similar condition. Our
capitalists ought to consider the value of
such institutions to the business Of the
place, and take such measures as shall
serve to bring them into active operation
again.
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That Old Piano Again.

The piano which Jonas Chickering
made his study, for a model, after which
he constructed his own celebrated instru.
ments, was owned by Mrs. Charles Bar.
rcit Of New Ipswich, New Hampshire,
daughter of Capt. Tomas Minot Of Con.
cord Mass. aud sister to the wife Of Da.
vid Page, Jun, who built the stone mill
and factory, and think, but am not GER
tain. the stone store. near by, where he
transacted business, at Middlebury.
In after years, Mr., c., being DESTROYS
TO become the owner of the model, obtain.
ed the piano from Mrs b., who was fur
nished with q new one and it is said that
the model was burnt in the great conha.
grafton of Chickering Piano Factory.
Probably his heirs kno,o
The ''oId piano" sent recently, | sup.
pose, to Philadelphia, for exhibition, by
Mrs. Fanny Jermain OF Toledo, Ohio, is
quite different thing from Chickering's
model. The former was constructed by
Astor 4 Co., London, and its age can
readily be ascertaiped, if the date of its
building is therson. 1t was imported to
Boston. Mass; owned and used by we'll
known music teacher there Whose name
l do not recall, though l remember hi,
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THURMAN BRooKINs, lcoun,,
CHARLES G. FORBES, Oo"ui
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE-

Y The undersigned, having been appointed By
tho Hon. Probate Court for the District of Add.
son, Commissioners, to receive, examine and ad.
just all claims and demands Of all persons aganst
the estate Of Mrs. Lucna I White, late Iiscina
Buell., late Of Orwell, in said ditrict, ,Accoased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in on
set thereto; and six months fron~fhc 18th day of
February, 1916, being allowedBy said court for
that purpose, we do therefgfc hereby give notice
that we will attend to thS business Of our said
appointment at the dwelling of Bella L. Buell., in
said Orwell on tho first Tuesiays in MAY and Au-
gust next from nine o'clock, A. NJ, until four
o'clock, p. ", on each of said days
DATED at Orwell this 18th day Of March, A. D.
1876 81
D. II. W. HORTON, lc..,-.
L. S IIEMENWAY comm rs
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81. The debates 10 the national
house Of representatives over the doubt.
full course pursued by the Democratic
members of the investigating committee,
last week, called out the suggestion that
once upon time democratic secretary
Of war, one John b. FLOYD, robbed the
nation of $3.50, 900 and added treason to
his financial delinquency, a transaction
which rather casts into the shade Score.
tary Belkuap's irregularities. Floyd's
party friends didn't then take the posi-.
ton that Belknap's now do, endeavoring
to bring him to justice. But the coun.
try needs no reminder Of that affair.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-03-14
q The first number of The Uude

az The first number of The Under
graduate is issued and is neatly gotten
up affair, filed with original matter which
does credit to the young men who have
the matter in charge. The paper is dig.
ni6ed 10 tone, shows ability and will be
interesting to all who care for the college
and educational matters. This number
puts it beyond a doubt that the Under.
graduate is to be an institution worthy
Of Middlebury college. 1t will be issued
monthly during the college year The
first number has only twelve pages, but
hereafter it will have sixteen, according to
the original arrangement
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81 The Hon. Frederick Billings, of
Woodstock, has written al open letter in
reply to an application for funds to estab
lisb a professorship 10 the Norwich Uni.
versity, in which he takes occasion to
give bis views as to the propriety of
uniting the three Vermont colleges. Tho
subject is not new one. 1t has been
canvsssed until those who have given it
the most thought have come to the con.
clusion that the least now said about the
matter the better. Union means alb.
sorptiop by the University and nothing
else, and Middlcbury College cannot IL
she would aud would rot If she could
surrender her noble history and her pros
poets of future usefulness to become a
mere appendage to an institution which