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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
2eMtihlano.

- Su 9euti0lano bat 0r. SraGs 3e(ler
Die @ntOeduug 9emG9t, baB &aufic
u mOntaf rbsumatli1e S1mer3eu lin,
bert. Ser 9oftor bat ote gan3e Sfala Der
uorbanoeuen Rlttel Ourh8ebrau9t, obue OaB
Inn mir eine6 oerieIben &lnberuug 0eri6afite.
@r Oeriudte e8 nit fliiiiigcm NmnOniaf mo
fano, meun INNER er eiueu SrOpfeu in QSailcr
aui9el0t nabnl, falt augenblldll9 YiuoeruHg.
SeIblt i'll SdQeu BON afutem JtbeumGtiSmuS
erwieS itb OaS Wttttel al5 prOtGt; in oleler
6dQen eeniigen ied)S 8rOpien, nm cine guua
oerun9 anf plcrlnbSmanSig StunOcn 5n ers
5eugeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
gStrf,,mg oes bevorfteDenoen euro
pGiiWcn &tteacs aaf 0te 9er
S6sGS<c SYs ES N olffnrttip1s

Gan Tran5tscO, 20. Ottober. =
Su 6ieIigtT GeidGftSfreiien miro beDeutenbe
Quireoung bnrh n1e friegeriifea Rudrtdteu
aus europa bcrporgeruien, unO Die @etrabe.
bduoler, lpetbc SorrQtbe al 0Gnoen babeu,
icbeu ii6 bemogeu, oieieiben 5uriid5ubebalten,
in Der $ooffuuug, oaB Die @etcaiOepreiie einen
heSeuteuoen NufiAmuug nebmen mcroen.
Sn 6olge OeIIen finoen Hur iebr mentge Sc.
i1dits 9ran8attiOnen III oteiem 3uetge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
Nfe NNnhI m Ghin.

Cincinnati, 20. Sft. - Scr Iieit9(
commercial" perDfientliGt OifiSielle gSabl'
beri6te aus Gbto, tpllde folgenOe 0tajoritd
ten ergedeu: Barnes iiber Sea 5774; Chap.
man, Semperens, ,@anbtbat fir ba8 Staata:
iefretariat, erbtelt 1774 Stimmen. Sarne5
Otaioritdt iibe: aue @egeubewerber betrdgt
oemna6 QeraOe 1000 Stimmen. Die DtajO
rildt oe8 6rn. &o1uton, @anOibaten iiir Da8
Nmt Oes OberriGterS, iiber Sinf betrd9t l0,-
708 SStimmeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21

IS b ing ION, 20. Sttober. : 0a5
&rieg8.0epartement bat 9tad)ridlt erbalten,
baB 9eneral SerrD iOfOrt BON Sort Qbrabam
etncoln Sur Serfolguag Der fetnbliden Sns
bianer aufbreden ptro.
9te Generate SerrS rtto Gturaes aai ocnt
@tarid)e 9egen Die SSeinolid1en.
ct. Paul, 20. Sftober.-@tne Spestalz
9epei9e ar8 Bismard meloet: y@eneral
Sturqes nit Sd)paOroneu @auallerie, bret
@ompaanie'n Snfanterie nnb eiuer Satterie
ging beute auf benz DitIiAen llfer be8 Miiiourt
in iiibliaer &i6tung ab. Seneral Gerrp 5og
aaf Oem auoeren llfer nit @ompaaaie'n IN
berielhen 3i6tung. ytemano meiB, pobtn
ole Sruppeu beitinmt fiuo."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
@erSammlltmg pom Wertrcteta pon
6SfEPFt FstfSff

Detroit. NtGdl., 20. Sftbr. - Die Ser.
treter Der bauptiadIid)iten Sabnlinien oc8
Sfens uuo g8eleu8 traten 9eitern bier Su
ian1men, Inn etneu 9eineluiamen 6ra9ttarif
gu entiperfen. 0te Commercial @rpreB.,"
0ie ..Grie gtOrtb J. Shore>," bic oGrle Itil.
ipautee." Inn Die ,0iamonO" 2inie muroen
inter Oem ytameu ygrie- -ytOrtbz zSbore"sGin
cDuIDliDirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
G.fNt1oe1sc etIfS1rifuoett.

Soltet, ST., 20. Aftober. : Sed)8
StrGf(tHge eltfprongen gegen Ginbru1 Der
Qunfelbett aus Dem bieit9ea 3uftbanie. Sle
batten einen SHnnll inter oen Dtaucrn ge=
ernhcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
Ser @eiomarft.

gew.gorf, 20. Sftbr. = @elS leid5t
su II. Behiel flau su 4.S34. Sob nieO=
rtger su 1l09-1103. 8unoessSbltsationen
idJloiieu attn aub nieOriSer; 81er Coupons
1171; 66er l1s9; nsue ll2S; Ser 1l54; 66er
1169; nele Slnfer 114A; 1o.4oer Coupons
1lo1. aftlen idllofcn lebbait nno nuitstig;
@entral 1O4I; @rie 10f; 2afe Sbore 60g;
Sas. Central s39; 9ittsburg 884; NOrtbs
s8etern 394; Brior. GO; &oG<SSlanb 1929.
unterldaeamts Silans: @Olb s47,717,s
5S4: @nurnrt S4I 220, ,306.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
syoraft s. SaMD.
yatentc neroeu t,ts GrRnOer er~srfi.

@ra nat grlansnns bes Yatents iueroen @ebhb=
rea bere6uet. U. $. s ~. &. Srwars,
Wr.t8, ecoubfra e, Der Epit 9esfnaoef'
(8sbr2 f2Uete) 3spesza3iirsau in Galbiuston, De.
ar. Wpbertfom, Jtr. 19, 9 ii .GutaD M fra BE,
Otebauoelt psilel ane arantbei1en Der urtn Srz
saue, o1sanil1e shmdde. uerpoie S9ipdde, pors
aettises alter uno ate Nerpsntrantbetten, ipelde
Don iuaenolt4en llnheonnenbeiten herrihren. &nfi'
Lib enttanoeue Srautbeiteu id,neu turirt. 9erteH,
,peld5e d Dr. U. aupertrausn, fonnen isd1 perft@er
balteu, oaB fis ui:ienbcitt& unp auiridtis bseanz
belt peroen. Bireauituuoen: S-i2 nbr Uiss., "a
ubr gsadu. uuo 6-9 ubr abos. (Sebr2l, t2gaeD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
csu,,oeu aeuteu eine iid;ere &as !

gie i6.edlihen Sotsen iriibasitiseu bftinitten
saIiers rpelbes orsanite Shspdd,e, Die 3erItoruns
BON aorper uue @ett unb olc ionitise srdshdeueoel
nit lid, briust, merben oaucrno beieiti9t. Die Jsz
5utate beTeben Dor bew @intritte Der ans5sbrun9
in Ser,Hoplcu, sGIbternbeit, 3tttern, HerooeH er'
aliien, Dpsp'pTe Ii. III. nebi iensn 10 iebr 5n Iufz
tsuoen G5cjeeSutdnoeu, los SsrssSithtei, Scss' ne
gSesm,rruns, gtieeergeihtasenteit, bdBi6en Stitoz
neu, ab!heu por gel r,6aitli&em Serfebrs uno in
@s0antsu triiteuper Sdnermutb.
Seiratb.
gssrbeiraaetc oosr aui Der sd9melle Steier 9lldls
den 2ebeIsepobe ftshfnoe utannef, ole peqrl9e
Stb nQ(bs. @frssoartsit Der gterDeu, orsanibe Mhs
idmddnns ooer anoere We9etplor9teitsn an hb
ipiiren erbalten raid Sile un6 sarantire Snbernns.
ct. gSaifersns aus Yolen,
Wr. ii, HorO ssuta,p=. 5Dtd1en Saltt'
more ln0 Sdpettefrdee.
Brpat. anselssenbsiten itrens oeribnie9sh.
(NuQ.ISijT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
epeaial : Moti,ett.
epa,,am,ett In staott,d,eu uusoobeu.

Bel eiutscn Vericneu berritt au9enidetnIid bic
irrise Annabme, Die Serorbuuns. lber welde Bal
timore's Bitserthaft an 25. Ottober abSufimmen
bat. perbe, peuu Die @utiheiouns beiabeno auss
flint, burt bic ereiruns elmer neuen anletbe Die
tdotilhe Ghulb nm iiini DduoueH Dollars per9roa
Germ. Sierpon uet entisrut, miro fie i'm Se9snz
tbsile in Den id9rltGen Iussaben eiue @srnnosruns
BON $4,000 ber5eiiitren.
,Ote Grmdttisuus gum ausseben neuer fiinipros
sentiqer Sbiisatiouen i'm @etraae BON fiaf Vliltoz
men prb nah9eiu6t, uia Die Staot Sur Ab3a9lung,
rsp. 5um 9oslyeroen elmer porhanoenen. als Ole
9EaIer. .Guleibe BON 1875 6eia1uten ebspro6entissu
gduto pon ilni Wiaioneu gu beidbisen. Solte
baher Die Sir3eriboft ourb elm Sotum 81 0nufen
Der gerorouuns ben 6inauJssommtIidren oieie Gr.
m6bttauua ertteilen uuo Die neue anleihe Bu
Yar ueaosiirt weroen, mas bei oem iessen St1noe
bes GeIomarttss nuo bem toben Credit. beiien iid
fte Staot trirtut, iur ttunli6 sebaIten miro, 10
miro bic Sarsertaft futt 100000 i6brlib, D. i.
fatt osr s6s Yre sent 3in.en oui Die i'sise 9aer=
auIeibe BON 1875, tiinitis nur s25t,Q00 ODER ian
Bto,eut 3inien aui bic Die Stsae ostielbeu tres
tsnoe neue anleibe gu beiGbten branbsn. 9ie Strs
orouuus ssbt nod tpeier; fie seitatte ben 5tnaniz
@smmiidreu, fir bic ietsproSsnti9e, 1eet flr Die
@iuInbruua Der lBalier3uiubr aus BEN @uuponoer
uutortiire Nnlelbe pon pier Ittloneu etne iunpro.
seutise anlebe Su iubifituiren, iooaB Die etcot,
fat $2i0.0OO Brdmie ooer iedbs Pro5ent aui bier
pulforen su beSaaIen, nur 100000 io5rlid ooer
Sutsreiieu nab Der Rcts iini Brosent 3u beSa1s
ZEN ba5su uirS, ,pomit atio esne weitere griparub
BON $40 900 dl-!id iir Die Steaer3abtes SaIimore's
perouuben iDdre.
Gsioate mit9n jir unlere ab9a6en sabteuoeE Sura
atr nur oes poacu Yer7tduoniies. oas iie burb abs
ft,mmuns 81 @uniten oeier geroronuns stne Sripar'
ns BON ldbrlib $4,000 in cen &usgaben Der Staot'
Rsaieruue berbeitubren tonnen. beoiir1en, uln bic
Rattfisiruns Der 8sroronuns gu elmer nabe5n ein=
aimmaen Su MAIDEN. auI oieie art er3teit man
Gteaer= Yermtnaeruug. Stu PteuetSaDler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
sSehrid,einli9 cttt WosS.

3 it. II, 20.Sftbr.-0te setd)e BON 9er-
bert 6. Bbte, tpeld,er am 6. B. Dtt5. auf
sebeimniBpons WetIe peritpano, tuurbe beute
in eiuem 3isbbruunen in benz Sofe oes brn.
Senrp@raplin sn aseutneppiae, ST., eutoedt.
gBbite mar els 3enge gegen Sraulin in etuem
Srannitiftunss 4roSeiie aufgetreteH unb
muroe am 6. 5. So. Sulett in @rapliu's Sc.
iellidait seieben. Ser yestsrs wuroe iofort
pelbaftet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
Or. @eorg &. @iorria,

Or. @eorg q. Worsia,
3abuGr5t.
bot oas 0tlber non Dr. sBndsa benntte) YIreau
udtb ysr. 26, StorS- ImtamNraf,e, perte9t.
4lIe IeWrteitsarautirt. (4us2i,12Ultet)
Qeoc S,ausbalterim 1T tol3 auf sinen biiblden ret1
Jueu 9eppid in ibrem $arior oeer anoersm eieo=
Iiuossmmer Ser cnSi9e aBeg, I'M Die Tasbeu leo'
bult i'm 5cppit su MAIDEN, if, Den Staub mo ale
auDeren 5remoeu GubitanSen gu entiernen, uno un'
Oieies eriiusldb tn bewerfRelisen, seae man 5n
SoImeS 6 Callahan, Nr. 8, Gspamitrase, rahe
Dem ,Diarpl uno= iitute.H (Septl5, 3Dtt Samff
Gtmeer Hmtid,em,
SeIocioeSe, baufetpferoe
gSaseu mno Ssarren fitr Ssnaben,
Ghutfdrreu, ppensSutibe tt d. e n
uno elm ausemsines giortiment FOLDER g8aareu du
ben btaaten Breii.u i'm @roBen uno Sletnsn bel Der
-9a!timorer ssaaeas Tabrif.@ei =
SIR. 80, gtorb=S ru arb itraBe.
Dte einsise 6abr:f IN her Stabt. Teplraturen
auer grt su anssneIieuen Greiien. tau924, iU'te')
Omnjd, ieos1 1snraeu pon Ii bis nbr Ssadl=
= n.ittass. stue's Mifpoute't Bier I'M 3apl,
in Gaplot's Eefaura'lcu,
@deoer6 r6roEtz uno @an nfraSe, -
Gom. s. EaHinr,
(aua2o .SpheD Gi9entbiimer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
Gin 60fttl,tt0rOer perMrthetlf.

Yateri 0 n, N.zS., 20. SItbr. = Yatrld
@arr, ,pcldhcr I'M BEL Jnngcneu CONNER ieine
Trou Durd) 6uBtrittc gu Gobe miBbanoettc,
puroe beute Oe5 DtorOe8 i'm Speltcn @raOe
iibtrfihrt unO 81 3ruan5i9jdbri9er 3u6tbau5'
fraic perrrtbeilt. Garr 1T 70 S0bre alt uno
bate 40 Sabre nit ieluer 6rau gelebt. Der
2lnwalt ocsNngcfto9ten oeriufte III belpeiien,
Oab iein Silent mabuiiHnt3 Jet, jtSo1 obne
GSrfnln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
Bripat anselssenbsiteu itrens oerib'uiessh.
(Nua,IS,iJT)

e>ie ltnterseidlnetcn MAIDEN Dem YabIitum Die
Sanseise, oaB lie oen sanSen eelbitaa oes 8. s.
aambred,t, gsr. 90, so uno 22, NcrosssiSbItr.,
fauiiid Tbernommeu bGbeu, unb bitten mn SstdulSe
9unoihajt.
fe5ept2 3 Wte, l. a. T.N) SSotdn G S1u0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
9ficoa, Der Sdueioer,{ mes, Ses yo.t,
3weis bon
81 @ef.9alttmoreitrafe. 81

So{en Guf Be Beffef1uns....... .......S .OV
Nina ,f YeHeIluno. $50. 90.
neberr o de auf Ye fteIluns. ....... l5.OO.
(S0fttq3iit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
S1rcfliGc Sgamiltcr= Sr0g0Stc. =
stne Ne8crtn ermor0Ct orei
fnref CSSuAor

@lenrod, Ba., 20. Sftobcr. - @egen
30 llbr bente Uforgen ia9 man eine gtegeriu,
Die 6r0u 0CS bia wobucucen Sra 8afer, iuit
BON 6nrten geiagt, Die StraBe entIcng ipriu=
gen. Sci benz 80bnboie belt iie etuen 2lu=
genbltd al, tbeilte etnem Oaielbit bcfiuolidlen
0erlcn nit, ouB iie seraOe uOrber ibre Sim
Der get0otet hGtte, uno iebte Oann ibrCn touen
2auf fovt. Der Serr begab ii6 ioiort na1
ser BOhaung Ger Ne9erir, unO Oa Der Waun
Der 2etteren ntdt anweenO mar, 10 inhte er
i'm rllf. Die Setoeu betrateu Suiammen ba8
0aus uno entoefteu Die orei Gltsiten aiuoer
i'm 2llter bon reip. ,, 4 uuO Sabren, au8
begeu OQ8 geben beiuabe gdnSlldJ entfobeu
mar, in einer Slutlahe auf benz Sooen lie
gcnb. Die &Dpfe Der &inOcr mareu nit
S6ld9en eireS idlneren &aiippel5 dredlth
Su9erid1tet moroen. 9aS jiiugite, nur ItO'
nate altc&inb lag iii elmer Gde, uuO cin twez
res Seoerbctt mar iiber oaiielbe auagebreitet,
ohne 3metiel lin e8 81 erhiden; 9liidltd)er=
meiIe muroe e5 nod bet 3eitcu gerettet.
Mebrere gler3te wurbeu io9lei9 5u 6iilfe &c.
ruIen, bic 0ret ilteiten &inoer f0nneH jebO6
idmsrlitj gcrettet werben. Inter ben bieit=
gen 8iirgern BerrIbt uugcheHre 2lufregHng,
unO cine 9roBe 2lHiahl oericlben 1T sur Ser.
folgung Der GtuoeSuDroerln autgebrofen; !;
oieielbe if ohue 3ueifel matufiulliq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
Selegrep9;I1e 9epeI1ea.
sSulanO : 9epsidlen.

(Sertd1te Der
,THOiiirteu Breiie" fir oen @otreiponoenteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21

Sic SterDIid,fett IN ssapatnaD.
'Sapannab 9a., 20. Sft.-9eiIte tpurs
ben Yerioneu bier beerOist, BON ipel6em 8
benz 9elben 8iebsr erlageH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
. .sscso'id,s Nabmafdbiuen Sompasnte"
pon 0artioro, Gpnneeticat. On:
Sabritat: wsbfGtM.Tab bmaf@tne.

Nabrifat: @sbid,iii.Rab id)tne.
Sci 8: cine eje6ueeg iffz zWaibtue, pelhe
Sriqinalttdt unD Ginia6heit Der Sauart i'm @n5et=
usn befst e9en ielner Oualitdt Der srbeit uno Der
ateriuliea uuo reaea treiflider anwenobarteit Jos
mobt gum 5u6s, ats gum eeoerndben.
Gejcihnet
s. H. &atpies, Yrdiioeut;
~. :. 8oshorn, @ensral,9irettor;
3 4. Campbell, Setretdr.
(253, ,9,6j,uO
sxrs. Sor's Imotantfd1es bcsetabiItfdjes Sez
colt lst % Sabren al5 oas srobte Stutreintsuass<
Witte( Der @eaenmGrt tefGnHt, piro nur in Nr.
1771, Tabstte=, Gprotueft=G6e Der gmtasDs
Strese, 5ubereitet uub 1T bel alien apottefefn Su
babeu. Gauges, ,t2WteI)
ethere, oelpilfe umo raid)e gSirfan8.
RusteII's s Steber= uuo WeG elftebers
puIper,
subsIsitet uno iu baben lei
Splen,an s. gtogers,
SER 178, Use hzSaItimor ftr.
fNua26-Stt3lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
{ (amtiiGe Goi1rlIt.)
MISUNDERSTANDING
1 . z q,
PHILADELPHIA.

Die 8ef. Stadten Sdfulor { 6 ommiifon fiinOi9t
Nabliebenoss ols Die 9ruuotase zines
Asreiiea iiir bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21

telegraphtld oil, bon no ans i'd SrEppCn BE.
5leben tGnnte, unS oerieibe Oetuie8 mid an
ben @enernl &uger in Atlauta. Der 9estere
bat cine @ompagUie BON bort abaeitidt, mel
DIE morgcu irilb antOmmeu rpiro, unS i'd
meroe mid o9letd) nit Dem Dtllitdr mad
@Qiubop begeben, Den Bemaffneteu befebleu,
iid) III ;eritrcueu, uuo oafir iorgen, baB feline
mettere Rubelt0rung itattftuoet. NdjtunQS.
pou 81. 81. gSatace, Suu0e8maridaa. .w
Sruppeu auf oem g8e8e mad Sno=SaroIina.
XonisOiIle, ap,., 20. Sttbr. = Seute
abeuo fnmeu buuoert Dtann Solbaten aus
@olumbus, o, auf bem gSege mad Glib,
Carolina bier ourdI.
Sie 2Deltansftenitu8+
y bill a0e ZIP ia, 20. Sftober. - Ser
Hationalperein ber @erber i6loB beute ieine
Situng i'll Dem Sd)ub- uno 2eoer- @ebduGe,
nadJoem 9feu- Dort ais Der nGdItc Seriammz
lungsort aaseripGblt mOrDen mar. Bic
@ntaiillunS Der 9Sltbcripoon Statue puroe
beute 6Ird) 9ru. 3. 8. g8coo, etneu @nfel=
irbn gSitherlpoon'5 inter entlpred)enbeu
@eremonit'u uoQSogcn. @Ouu. SeOle bon
gten= SerieD belt Die 6eitreOe.- gtahOem Die
@utbiilluu98reter beenoet mar, fau0 Die idbr=
ild)e Iepiie Der ,. Nili;= SrlqaDe bon Stem.
Seriep aui benz usiteilun9Splcte ftatt. 9as
commando mar ungefahr 1900 Mauu itarf.
OaGelbe heitlirte nm llbr ytahmittdg8 an
bem sgebduoe bon gterp' Serep poriiber,
bon oeIIcn Sreppe ans Som. Seole uno Sc.
neralmoior WOtt Die Jteuiie abhielteu. Sur3
naf llbr febrte Die 8rigaSe iiber ben SluB
III tbre 0elmatb 5uriid. Die Ntit9lleOer Der
@Gntenntal @onniliiOu Der Scr. Staaten,
meld)e nod bier aupeienO ituO, bjeltsn heute
cine Seriammlurs, I'M eiueu 'oStalen Serein
fir Die Ytlt9lleoer 81 organiiIren. Die 8es
amtenwabl wlr0 in eiuel nG9ltenS itattfinoen-
pOrgenommen mernen. Die
oe8 ScreinS ioll alle brei
SABRE in y6aibington abgebalteu wer0en.
Die beuttge Gn5aht Der SablcnOen Seiuder
belief iid auf 94,018.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-10
IO.DAYS BAITLE.

Indiana and Ohio vote to-day--in
other words Tilden or Hayes is elected
President of the United States, by the
result of this Tuesdays ballot battle,
The contending hosts have been mus
'tering for weeks as they were never
mustered before and they meet at the
polls with an earnestness and enthusi-
usm far surprising the hard cider and
log cabin days OF 1910, While the re-
suits may to some minds he somewhat
doubtful, TnE HERALD, had it a bet
staked on Harrison, would be prepared
to hand its check over the counter in
settlement, for Blue Jeans Williams
will be the next Governor of the old
Hoosier State We shall look for dis
patches with unusual interest and
place them as full as they can be oh
tanned before our readers on tomorrow
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-10
TERRORISM IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

Upon yesterday gentleman handed
into,Tnr HERALD office letter recently
received from South Carolina, from
which we are permitted to make ex.
tracts that tell fearful tale of anarchy
and bloodshed. Says the writer;
'Old fellow, you ought to bc here to
see how the old State is rising in her
might to throw off this Radical incubus
The people are oblazc with enthusiasm
and mad with excitement The RAIDS
recognize our strength and are melting
the negroes to every species of deyiltry.
Riots and bloodshed are of daily occur
renee. Every white man is armed and
we sleep with our weapons in reach.
The negroes patrol and guard the roads
every night They stopped Bob few
nights since while coming from Seces-
sionville, and as they numbered about
fifty he had to stop and answer their
questions. They did not modest him,
but it was bad enough as il was. You
have doubtless heard of the riots at
Hamburg, Charleston and Combahee,
Another on the Port Royal railroad has
just ended, and thirty negroes went
up and many more wounded,
"'They had beaten white woman,
~ nHt t,n t,,.,l, L.. -
it and several other trains, aud killed
two white men. Then the whites gath
cred and give them hi They had
also, burnt several men entirely up.
You can scarcely imagine the condition the
country is in. 1t is almost rs much as
a man life is worth to be on the streets
alone in the dark. The whites are very
forbearing for fear they should iniure
tho presidential election, but sometimes
they are irritated beyond all human
endurance and then the negroes catch
IL. As | said we are all well armed and
at u meeting of the Democratic club,
we have formed, it was am using to see
the various styles of "hatchets' exhibit.
ed. Brother snd myself have nickel
plated, Colts improved breach loader,
thirty-six calibre, it is a splendid weapon
and shoots with tremendous force.
Hampton will carry the up coun-
try by tremendous majority think,
and most people conccdo that his
chances are good.
"The above wrote yesterday, since
then hear that the riot ON the Port
ROYAL Railroad has assumed frightful
nroportion and that General Hagood, in
command of volunteer battalion, has
gone to the scene of action"
Thus does this writer in graphic SEN
fences sketch the story of South Caro-
lina,s woes to citizen of Dallas As
TuE HERALD has said the fight there is
for life or death, and therefore must
needs be a desperate one. A brave,
lonr.suffering, down-trodden, ruined
people have been driven to bay, and II
thew turn ON their merciless, corrupt
and malignant rulers and rcnd them,
who shall regret the issueY
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HAPPY womAN's L,N.VY.


She walked in the sunsets wanting light
Her face with unconscious gluduusr hIgh' .
>l,r walked where roses uluum-d In taoir
bel;
The clouds Ia the sunset sky wrro red
Ns the roses were, aud tiOal,d low
Like the roses petals To and no
an the summer air, aud rose aud ftll
Like the petals ON each wtnd's aoI swell.
She gAZcd Ht tho glory overhead,
Ana stopped aud gathered rpSr full red,
" 10 Keep" she SUid, "wh N summer rs done.
gathar lhnn daily, one Oy uue.
In SILK ana linen, IN drawer ana chest,
| lay them away in lngmut Iu,t,
And the days on which their hlOow wee
shed
gather and lay away, not dead,
AS the roses are, but s1Wn tori-C
Like sou,Sot the saints tuNt die, To- skies
Where they ut last III heavenly place
shall dwell, traushgured and fl.u to mcg."
Aud, speaking thus, sho smiIod us she Wont
Through the trdou paths, The rose, bcl,.
shedding their petals In rosy crowds,
Like petals ofdNy, the rosy clouds
Went iloNttug OH IN the twilight tree;
Bnt bore the picture away with me
\ woman iAtr la the summer weather,
\ day and II rose gathered ,th"r
And heart SO glad that IL cOuld SNp
all things Love Immortality,
- ii. II. IN the Independent,
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TnE Indians of the Indian Territory
propose to hold an international lair at
Muskogcc. If Sitting Bull, Gray Eagle,
Little Bear, ct al take II part in the
exhibition it is questionable if it proves
quite attractive Let the Muskogcc
people seud their exhibits down to
Dallas, putting in an appearance them
selves, and they will receive as big an
advertisement ~ their hearts could
wish
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-10

According TO the last census, there
are thirteen towns in England with q
population exceeding one hundred
Thousand. All of these have school
boards. There are twenty-one towns
whose population ranges from fifty to
one hundred thousand. All but one of
these (Preston) have boards, and there
~ Q slxty-nine towns with a population
between twenty aud fifty thousand, of
which forty.four have aud twenty-five
have not school boards.
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known tn Nsl,cJ' science for ine y.,uuTn, d
Ulcer, and 6ptvs, ui.nnt.j .sulu'>. ...I I..-
changes from the HNH a.4 E. .. .
IfnntN, Kidney t0wp 'U.H, l'Nll AFFECTS .
Srtrt practices, 10 rusnJ S.alN, n.s,v.u,.U
Liver and Spleen ana AN diseases lNst CONS
Der IN mo blood, 10 possesses the peculiar
property otimparung % iatr complexion and
Causes the Bo6yto Gain in Solid EIcsa
It's value can not bo Too b'lOug,y uuMu.s.d
upon tho attention OF those WHO have been
exposed tn q tunt Of impronar character.
The 0hllc,ed are UssUrod thu' th.g isunf ono
OF tile worthless nustrumS Ot the duv, hut b.
prepared upon sciCutinc principles, uy n
physle'n nm OF thirty years experience. Sold
everywhere.
Principal Office, Is Murray ST, New York.
soptS-ueOd-wly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-10

Gatcsville Sun; "Col, j, J.. Barlow
has resigned his position as associate
editor ON the Examiner. General j.
w. Speight succeeds him.
These quotation marks are suggestive
to say the least of it, But the idea that
the San prcsumcs to implicitly question
a Texan editors title to the term
Colonel" or "Majah 70 Suchan insinu-
alton is simply sacrilcgious
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-10

TnE st. Louis G1JrDcmoah report
that Texas fruits nj the Fair are at
tracing unusual attention and that the
display from this State is most crcditablc
Texas -four has borne oil the highest
premium, and the fact is now inconycrt-
ably established that Texas flour made
from our prairie wheat is the finest east
of the Rocky Mountains.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-10

AT Tichhorne meeting held In Lon
don recently, Mr.. Guildford Onslow
said that he had addressed thr,e hun
dred and fifty.fve meetings on the
subject. He claimed that evidence had
been secured since the trial whereby
they could trace Roger Tichbornes
movements from the time he left Eng
land to the moment hewas recognized
by his mother.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-10

TINS efforts of 'ruE HERALD in estah
fishing free ford has resulted IN I'M
told good TO Dallas This measure has
saved to wagoners at least the sum OF
81, 200 per month, and has increased
largely the business Of the city. But
for free ford numbcrless wagons load
ed with produce would have been
driven to other markets, so much for
the press.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-10

TnE sewing machine manufacturers
have started out among all our ex'
changes like nm army with banners.
To the uninitiated there is something
confusing in the flaming assertions that
every other sewing machine company
IN the United States took the first aud
highest premium at Philadelphia.