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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Coal Mine Horror.

ST. ETIENNE. BELGIUM, Feb. 1.-Two hum
dred men We're killed by the tire-damp ex-
plosion. Many relatives of the ill-fated men
remain around the mine, and q scene of an
guish still exists.
Cardinal Manning's Denial.
| LONDON, Feb. 7.-Cardinal Manning
writes 10 the Times stating that in regard
to the reported kilograms from Rome, that
he intends to proceed TO promote union of
portion OF the English Rtualistic clergy
with the Roman Catholic church, and that
he has made proposals TO the Vatican look
ing to that end. are both from first 70 last
wholly devoid OF truth. He further says
that no scheme whatsoever on the subject
of Ritualism has been conceived by him,
and none has ever been brought TO his
knowledge. and none proposed, or opposed,
or defended at Rome.
Newspaper Enterprise.
The Daily News Vienna special says that
the premature publication of Count An
drassy's note has given much annoyance
lished yesterday.
LedOwschOwslxi.
Ledochnwski remains for sonTe time at
his brothers castle in Morvia. The Polish
members of the Austrian Reichstroth have
sent deputation TO visit Ledochowski.
The Egyptian Railway Sale.
1t is believed the sale of the Egyptian
railways, to an English company, is con-
summated.
LONDON, Feb. 7.-Viscount Galway is
dead.
The Turkish War.
VIENNA, Feb. 7.-Warlike preparations are
being made. Roumania is excited and un-
easy. 1t is said that the Prince Charles
wishes to throw off the Turkish yoke
Roumauia has 140 cannon, and 10000 Ches-
sapots are coming from Prussia. Russia is
fermenting an insurrection in Belgravia,
and furloughed Russian officer commands
the rebel band in Bosnia.
BERLIN, Feb. THE Porte's circular in
regard to the reforms promised in northern
provinces, mentions as basis of its decision
not only negotiations with Austria, Russia
and Germany, but is also in support of the
scheme by other guaranteeing powers.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. THE reported
negotiations between Turkey and Monte
negro for the cession of territory to the
latter was officially denied, but it is stated
that as it is necessary for Montenegro to
find increased pasture lands Turkey offers a
for satisfying this requirement at
an opportune moment, but the settlement
of such special question now would COM
plcate the general issue.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IA telegram dat
ed 9th, from Savage mine, says that seep-
water is still rising, and that the 10000 drip
is full, and the pump and tank are running
to their tull capacity. The pump is not
able to keep the water down. A rich strike
of ore is reported in the bottom of Raymond
81 ElY's shafts,
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LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY.

me following are the names and residences
Vi tne members of the Legislature. Democrats
In Roman, Republicans in italics Meaffsers
VINO had not located when this list was made
OUT VIII oslIge us by informing our reporter
OF their residences or of any changes.
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MAEs ID EHS.
Money Market.

New YORK, Feb. Mooney 5. Sterling
firm 6. Gold 1234@B. Gov'ts steady. New
IS l719. States quiet and steady.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 7.-Gold l276. Sight
par Sterling bank. So 1906 80.
LONDON, Feb. Noon. - Erie 155ad.
Street rate 315d, which is . below bank
PARIS, Feb. 6.-Rentes 65f. 25c.
NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Stocks fell off shade
after opening but rallied again. Money 3.
Exchange: long 81 Sc; short 81 S916.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 7-Cotton quiet mid
dIings 1890; low middlings lllsc; good
ordinary 99c. Net receipts 9,0S4 bales;
gross 1902 bales. Exports: to Great Brit
ain 1860 bales; to France 2,944 bales; to
Continent 4790 bales; coastwise ,496 bales.
Sales 1880 bales.
New YORK, Feb. 7.-Cotton weak; sales
of Ola bales at Is 3-l6c. Consolidated net
receipts 3S.553 bales. Exports to Great
Britain 1916 bales; to France 5,549 bales;
to Continent 9,497 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 7.-Cotton move
ment partially suspended by dark and rainy
weather. Demand limited. Sales 1900
bales. Good staples and kinds and higher
grades steady; quotations unchanged Re-
ceipts: net l3,254 bales; gross l4,1lO bales.
Exports: TO Continent LISA coastWise 897
bales. Stock 3S9,7l9 bales.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Cotton dull Sales
S29 bales UplandS l3c; Orleans 13 3-l6c
Futures opened easier; February 123IM76c:
March 13 l 32@l-l6c; April 1917 I69. 32c
May 13 15-32@1ac; June 13 1l-l61a 23- 32c
July 13 l3-16@l5 16c; August l3 I5-l6@l4o.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 7-Noon.-Cotton dull
and easy; uplands 6 7-J6; middling Orleans
63ld. Sales 10000 bales. Speculation and
export 1000 bales. Receipts II, 400 bales
American 1900 bales.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Flour steady and
firm; family s. 1906 IL. Wheat steady:
and moderate demand. Oats, demand good
full price; sales at 3S@44c Barley dull and
nominal Rice quiet and unchanged. Pork
firmer and held higher; $2l 80 bid. Lard
quiet and steady; steam 12L@I3c. Bulk
meats. demand fair and firm; shoulders Sc !;
clear rib sides 11@1l1sc; clear sides 1I3s@
HE. Bacon demand fair and firm; shoul-
ders 91Ac; clear rib sides l216 @l211c; clear
sides l238@hc. Whisky. good dem and and
| full pr es; sales 5000 bbls.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 7.-Flour firm; 81 O5@
5 25 Wheat inactive; No. red winter
81 5201 54; No. 3 do. 81 81. Corn firm !:
| No mixed 1S4@1S1ac. Oats dul; No. 3
3514c. Barley, no trans actions. Rice dull.
Pork quiet and unchanged. Bulk meats
easier; not quotably lower; only iobbing
aud order trade. Bacon easier: shoulders
| Sza@9c; clear rib and clear sides l31k@l3h
I3s8@1315c. Cream meats nominal. Lard
dull; l21lsc asked, 12c bid. Whisky steady
and unchanged,
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aCUIT COURT-XVTH DISTRICT.

81 T. BRowY, Judge, Vicksburg; R. "
wv 55H, ~ District Attorney, Vicksburg.
|'DS VoUNTG-(lst Distrjct)-JACKsoN.
els on the second Monday in January
l66lullng 20 days. cd District)-RAY-
-Desmning on the fourth Monday in
~! ana September, and continuing Is
En @ b. Thomas, Sheriff; B. f. Ed
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SOUTHWEST PASS, Feb. 1.-THE body of
Robert Knight was found in his skiff, i'm the
east bay. 1t is supposed that the cause ,his
death was heart disease.
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H'VtRY C0UKT-XVIrH DISTRICT.

A'H Il. WARE, Chancellor, Brandon.
1S' ,,. UouNTY-1st District-JACKsON
TTDiiag T.i on the third Monday in January.
rgi I'kb ana October, and continuing Is
4! district rct}-RAYMoND-Commencin
n, ,-'5l Monday in February, May, Au-
R,l;Sg lN;SgVeemIber, and continuing u days.
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,s.-S ..,g WEEKLY CLARION
=, Advertising Rates.

e.. AdVertising RateS.
-. W. 2w. I3w. 4 W.
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D. A ...... ........ ........ ........
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,,ispine lines solid minion.
:. special notices, Is cents per line
ssGtion.
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Fatal Difficulty.

CINCINNATI Feb. 1.-Two negroes were
stabbed fatally.
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The COURTS.
+NTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

regular terms are held in Jackson on the
Mondays in May and November. Robert
ladgei Geo. I. Swami, Clerk.
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s-z DAILY CLARION

,r.rr morning, Mondays eNoep-
5,''' .,.in, -, the latest legislative and "a
% I. 'op'al1i IaleI1isonce up to the hour of
1'.l'. =, % per month, or $500 for Legi'-
.1'p. s.@r CLARION will be delivered sa,ea4',3 to
9NIa 'ssr. every morning, BY faithful
a'''tl,,i'IIl vii be left in postoace' if pre-
y q ~, for the paper should be sent to
'.9is .4s WEEKLY CLARION
.:.i 80 every WednesdT morning Two
i'lsl . .,nun. ,' in advance. The publish
. ...a.tage 7. on both editions.
Fg Tgr DOZEN coPIEs,'f
~ the Legislature, anazsthers
a..,, .,,,a ! copies of either edition. are re-
y '4si5s ' notice, in the case of the.DAIt1'
% W. !" orior to publication, and in the
',a.'S ,h. WEEKLY, on Tuesday morning
{" -. ,.nf. per dozen; Weekly, 70 cents
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yfED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Bon commences for the Northern Dis
E Oxford, on the first Monday in June
tenber. Robert A. Hill, Judge; J. Il.
Clerk.
|aa commences for the Southern Dig
N Jackson, on the fourth Mondays of
AlJanuary. Geo. 7. Swami, Clerk.
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Seeking an Appropriation.

New ORLEANS, Feb. S.-A joint resolu-
tion passed the House of Representatives to-
day by vote of ffty-nine to nineteen, IN
structing the Louisiana Representatives IN
Congress to use all their Influence to have
a subsidy appropriated to the New Orleans
& Pacific Railroad, as it is proper for the
road to receive national aid, as connecting g
link with the Texas Pacific Railroad, in
place of the New Orleans, Baton Rouge q
Vicksburg road, as named in Senator West 5
bill. but better known as the Backbone
road. The resolution also provides for the
forfeiture of the Charter of the New Or
leans, Baton Rouge & Vickshurg Railroad.
TeIegraphic Evidence.
Judge Woods has issued an order by
which telegraph managers are ordered and
commanded TO produce before the Grand
jury, upon their demand, any and all dis
patches received at or sent from New Or
leans. This order is intended to cover the
crooked whisky correspondence between
the western distillers and the New Orleans
dealers.
Suit for Damages.
The owners of the ship Success have
brought suit against the Steamer Wimble-
don for $4,000 for damage received by the
collision of the steamer with the ship about
week ago when the ship was on the bar
and the steamer attempting to pass ran
J into her,
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Prices have peeh re- looments are now
duced and other special indaCemsdtT ood Soldiers To
offered Southern cisazsnS Iea may be fitted and
fv ssdPe any sasA
teIsSo BS PERMISSION to Rev X Of
shall Miss whG %as eos legs
whcn also sor refer to the publishers
Southern ,his naoer Pamphlet and full nfSTna
q tion onis free Address CHAS: M. IL EsRN
tlon Hor Market and 4th Sts Lonisville Ny, T n
w. 152 West 4th st. ClNclNNA1i' ~
J Oct.2O. '75-lyr.
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THE FIRE FHEND.
burned tn Daafh

LASALLE, Feb. Geo. Randle's DWELLING
with his wife and two children, was burned
One daughter jumped from the second story
window
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" Rroneber Recording Clerk, Residence.
3 " Matthews, Enrolling Clerk,.,...r,.-
Y a DnA lPierce's
W.T. Holland, Asst Seq t-At-Arms. Residence
W. Fl. Mannery. lcol. J, door Keeper .:.".:..J;
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VnceTs Kinds County.

oscall sln' Circuit and Chancery Clerks
iet oS u:l IN Jackson for the 1st Judicial
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ST. ETIENNE BELGIUM, FEB. Two hun
dred men We're killed by the tire-damp ex'
plosion. Many relatives of the ill-fated mer
remain around the mine, and q scene of an
guish still exists,
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NERAL DIR ECTORY.
STATE GOVERNMENT.
ryBERs OF CONGRESS.
REPRESENTATIVES.

|, Acorn. Term expires NJ rch, 4, 1877.
gsss.n,Term expires March, 4, 1871.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.--For the South At
l.ntic and Gulf States rising or stationary
barometer and northeast to southeast winds {;
generally warmer and cloudy or partly
doudy weather will prevail. except lower
tamperature i'm the first district. The Mis-
Sssippi river will continue slowly falling at
Cairo, nearly stationary at Memphis and
,lowly rising at Vicksburg.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 7.--Mr. Morrison,
,hairman of the Ways and Means Commit
zee. stated that in eight or ten days he VIII
81 tbe Committee to reconsider his tariff
ill. He is i'm no hurry. He desires irst to
elieit public discussion, and has every rea-
son 60 believe that the Committee will en-
Idorse the bill substantially, and that the
House viii pass it.
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!, =. "a nor month, or $500 for Legis-
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Democrats In Roman; Republicans in Italic.
lst District Hancock, Harrison, jackson.
Marion, Greene, Perry and Pearl-J
, 1876-02-06
THEY MUST PAY.
"a Judge Drummond Decides in the
casa of the National Banks Re-
fusing to Settle the 49,
City Taxes.
~. peoule Still Opposed to Being Bun.
koed 0ut Of Their Money by tho
Tax-Eaters' Horde.
xr;>s EVANS and His Aids Collected
$4,000 Yesterday.

TIE TAI1pSAL HASK8 MUsP TAT.
mia argument in the tax case Of the Traders
...;onaf Bsnk WIS concluded yesterday before
,.,oo Drunmond and decision given. Tho
~ ,1.;.;on eoye1s tho case OF the Ftfth National
- and indeed, involves all the unpaid taxes
:. III on the shares of National Banks in
his city: .u.,.,, ,a
~. rnlection ct tho city taxes for the year 1s74
- -, the following grounds:
Rtsr r,t The General Rarcnue zN Of 1872 is In con-
Il IN The Constitution Of the 6tats and the act OF
cc1sr-sss ~ ~ in felatioD 10 Nut{oua1 Bants.
Th.t eyeu il this were not true, tho act Of Con-
~ ..I,ted oufy to taxadou Of tho shnrGs by the
t.:.a for sste and county pnrposcH, and that The
i.;scre Of the state could not gr.nt 10 cities the
III tte shares In National Banks for city pur
psss That e,en tbough tho Legislature could grant
y -. cr to cities, it hnd not ttcae so by the City
~ 49, ~ rodeF which the t4x %as IMPOSED.
st.rss Ior ta1es levy ou the persorsi property
ri tha shareholders.
T,sss s questions were fully argued before 1udgc
~1s.-o,nd on motion for IN injunction hy MesgrH.
Gmdx snd Fuller for the tanks, and atesars. Tuicy
tdsns for the city and the Court refused tho in
at;on holding that The City-Ia1 act, commonly
49, - ..RIi, 50" not in conflict either with
- c.t. Constitution the act Of CouGrr6st that the
Id cprfeyrei the power to tag the shares in
SSnn.l nan}s; and That, II the taxes were not paid
lie city Collector might aW1uny lesy on aaa seq no
.a,rss nr mn osher petsouA Property Of the Eh1Te-
taIde1s. .........> :-....-.
rur nASE SHARES AND ASSESSED TA1.
The following il list Of the National Banks in
cn;cseo and the number OF shares, the Talua-
ton II shares, and amount assessed against
,,ch bank tor ths yoa1 1874:
, 1876-02-06

MORE DIRECTORS 70 TAX BuEKo1sA.
S1ade Brothers, commission merchants, hav-
us probably received caN from Collector
EIsns, rsited their voices Saturday in protest at
lie e1tortionate tax OF $3.50 which tbev arc
salled on to pay. They stato that all their
so1ldly passessions ID tue way Of personal prop
tttv are horse and wagon ToTth--for taxntlOn
$50, Office furniture $50. and few fsh
which they viii sell-to the TaxCollector--for
e50 more. and yet they are. assessed At $1,000.
exorbiiant tax, but tender $l565, which with
$3.50 for court costs Is all they can afford to
give, lawyers fees not counted in. =.
Solomon Dingee also complains that he WAS
taxed S127.86 on valuation by the Assessor, un-
knoTn to him, OF E2, 900, while his whole per-
sonal properly Was only worth $3.50, and he wants
Justice.
TIE SILL STOVE COMPANY.
The Sill Stove Company filed bill Saturday In
tbs United States Circuit Court against Allehael
Esans asking for an injunction. THE complain
lnta state that In May last they had an agency at
D. s. Cook, and ~here were about
saM worth OF sample stoves, omce~fuEuitnsa,
sn. The Assessor assessed Cook $15, 900 ON
n:E property. which wns Increased to 322,700
By The State Board, though he actually owned nc
property ut all at that place. Evans is DOW
threatening to seize their stoves and furniture
toE this assessment agaicst Cook, and they want
fedtess.
WHAT MIKE DID on SATURDAY.
Saturday is not generally considered q good
daJ for Tax Collectors, but Mike Evans gang
E.naged to pan out very we'll yesterday, md
succeeded in squeezing about $40. 600 from oar
citizens' hard>earned savings. The banks, as a
suls, we're left alone yesterday, but in the
Afternoon George von Hollen, Nty-Oollector,
and Nike Evans felt very much elated at the
result Of the Fifth National Bank case in the
Cnited States Court. wbere an injunction bad
been refused to restrain the collection of 1874
sa1es due the city. This bank stock isadvertised
lor sale 10 the City corridors, the auction to
AXE place On the 18th inst, but it ia likely now
!hss this INSTITUTION, IS we'll ns the other Ma
aonu Banks, will pay their back taxes, as well
ia those OF 1875. Mike had his gang engaged
Yesterday in preparing the stockholders lists
u al the banks, in order, Rs be said, to bo
ready to make the lew, which viii take place
immediately after any OF the moneyed instltu-
hons refuses to pay this week.
Alter the decision yesterday several hank Of
5csals appeared at Erans' office, and stated that
'ney would now hare to pay, and would be
ready at any time When rhe Collector called on
them.
, 1876-02-06

Go71sA En1rf5s1ty Era
1e" days SINCE one Of the Professors per-
Pesrased practical joke upon himself worthy to
~ eaefashed IN the archives Of the institution
~ oao occasion to visit small closet, in which
ae lanisor keeps his tools. situated III the base
Lea1 . near the engine. Not Wishing to be dis
s5o s4neo Whlle there be locked himself In and
sappea tho key into his pocket. During his
sesnipulationa be forgot that he had the ley in
s i possession, and upon trying to get out imagg-
ns ~ namseif the victim II some malicious
pa1alcist- He waited somo time for his tor
nea'or to repent, and then became e1aspefated.
sc sc pounded the door, kicked, wept, and swore
ssaSSaagn the key-hole, but in vain. The janitor
hso hs gone down town, and there was none to
neeo his cfy. In the course of the afternoon he
11esSalnea 1e'sa1 and accidentally discovered the
ddaxatg fallen into suiien tit Of distrust, and
.hss11ase vs. Of all confidence in humanity. When
~ sas Professor sat down to his newspaper after
h,p bh,ppsr that evening, and, happening to put his
caa. ssSaa INTO bis pocket, found the key to that
.sst .osset he Immediately went into the backyard
ss9 sa1 IN wheelbarrow back and forth over him
es1 1or haif an hour.
, 1876-02-06

DIVORCES
l)tsuaCES LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
ssefy State in the Union. 10. ineoznpa so
unnscasaafy. Eee after decree. Twelve years.
tsaeaee. address Po4s- Office Box 1897. Chicago, III
f1tEoRoES LEGALLY OBTAINED FOR NOON
ste. scandal Avoiaaa iss sttsr daerso
@aeAs T. q. Box ~ Chicago.
, 1876-02-06
THE SKEPTic,

msn By blindest impulse led;
Within him all sweet hopes are dad:
4 living saeai hin mind mutt be-
Who thus denies Eternity.
To him the Earth's noet lovely Ehov
Does not from Creator grow,
ana Life hereafter {halloped thought
~ Chf1gts most Precious body boughtD
u mocking to his very ear,
And Hell itself delusiye fear.
AZ f.ith aud hope In heavenly things
Afe thoughts that soon take has,y wings,
And leave his soul blactened core,
aaefe ahines the Light Of Heaven no moro.
n NJ ~.
, 1876-02-06
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WENTED-..TO RENT.


I3YANTED~T0 REkT-A. COTTAGE or FOUR OR
~ lsg rogms; desirable ntF chhoshood low rent Ad-
, 1876-02-06

bU91NESS .CE1aIV CE43.
HANDSOME DRUG STURE FOR SALE-FIX-
tuxes OF bntteznu and Walnut. With soda fountains,
shnvrnae. etr Addrnsi r n Trihtfnn nteicr
, 1876-02-06
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
A etaAA, RHEUMATISM, AND NEURALGIA.
~. eae cure without tho at drugs Call and get
s,seseacss Of patients cured. LIN. G. N. CHASE.
---sLopatAlst. Ibl South Clsxk-st-. Room 1.
D15W W.. T.: s. BISHOP. MAGNETIC HEALER, Is
s,,. Mef! 1doph-st., Chicago kcu1nGa and rheu-
Isa.sa CURED *iihous druxs Diseases tho lnnG..
aaa liver treated vita unvaEyiaE succsss ro~
produced hJ naxntpulations a1oao In
ress ~ fest sren in the Of temnle weax
aspfn whatever towerce lnnE staorinE Ana
ent Cure Ads w1efa sill other ruekns have faied-
Cen DIAGNOSES mAde Of tho obscure diseases.
s..4t044G1n fIec, Uuce hours IL to t.
, 1876-02-06
AGENTS WANTED.

i
AEHTS EANTkD-TO SELL THE MOST POPu-
iue f t1sice Il The market Ou5 agents s1e
--A1eeolphst- G. r. BROWN i GO.
A 1hATs NANTED-LADY AND GENTLEMEN
4nH HEoM 70 clear &tU per day selling the "Cnicago
r Ih3as,a +. ID. TURNER 4 Co.. f& EAst Matisou~
, 1876-09-30

6aIi6e@ dam. IS 9iebt 9eut-
i6e bier, weIde iiN iddmen gu id9en,
oob Iie cine beuti9e 3eitung lmelcrl. aber
,penr einmal Die vStuats= Ga5ctte" aus
8erIcben bel ibreu ausbleibt 10 ienbcn
lie Iosleid barnad, pber penn lie Sc
mano BON Der Office t%reIfcn, lasen iie
sd babe wieoer feline 3eitnns befom-
men; ib Ieie ie frejli6 nidt; aber i6
be3able bod o%afiir". @ir frcuen ing.
iosen su tDunen, oaB Die nStaats= @a-
sette", jebt cine oeuti1e 3eitun9 lit, wcI-
DE pin Den er6bten SbelI Der wubren
0euti9sn bier, (lpir iprc6en nidt Don
oenen Die lib nur tur5 Dor Der g8obl
Oeutide nennen) nit 8ersniisen 9cle=
len miro, uno beren ii6 fela Seutl6et
bier 5u iddmen brandt. s. l. uroe nus
iogor Dor einisen Sagen BON einem
9erin, Der Den sansen Siiocn ourhreiite
uno lid iebt III Noro Gurulina nieoer-
laIien MID, aeibrieben, ooB Die ~Staats'
@a;stte" liiolI6 BON Baltimore, Ncw
Orleans ausssnommen, Die bette oeutl6e
3eituns 1T, unb mir i6mei6eln ms gu
slauben, baB &slner loldes teltreltsn
piro.
, 1876-09-30

Nep:D OFF, %. Sept. g. perlau~
tet. odB Die ipnnil6e GeQicrune beob-
n9tl9t einen 6>9troicnt fir bic Nus
lieFerung Suceo'S BON cen Ser. @tn-=
ten au pcrlanOen. Sn Nep Yort ioa
lid Gin lpnnii9er unte tban beftnoea,
lpclber Vcruntrcuungrn Su eil1em 9roBen
Setra9e in 9apana 9e3en Die lpanil6e
Ge9ierung ~began9en bat. 0crIclhe miro
ouf S0ritt uub Sritt BON ipaniINtn
GcbeimpoIi5jIcn iiberwa0t, uno Die St
t'ren erwariea rut ben 8cfe6! ibyer
Sor9eIeb!en, I'M Die Ncrbnftung porsrs
ne6men. SObolo ein GinueritdnonrB
nit Den Nutorjt0ten in WdI6InJton 0e.
iroHFn 1T, miro Ter 6lli6tlIng in Sc.
iplb:lam 9cnommcn nno Shritte fur
l'lne Maslieftrun9 0etroffen werocn.
, 1876-09-30

S1aolibe Wirfun9 MAN.
6 er 9 hmiuf> Yraparate.
OaS b0ie Glitter! SopbotleS bat oen aans
3cn Sammer belielbm in menig Worten
ousseoriift nDas Sitter. Dem iid jeoeS
Web osS Web's aeiellt fat X Ablhieo
nebmen miiilen bonn leudtenOen &ebens-
frubline, la1aiam perfalien, uno oemWiuz
ter, Dem Soce entsenfriereu, baE 1T fit
Ssoermann Sitternib aenu9. Aber abz
uea bic Wduuer iuobl oas Sdnlel 39efilbl
elmer Srau, eiuer id0nen Srau, Die oas
2~sbensparaOies perlalien uno in Die Seoe
De bes Nlters emit eten mug, aus Dem es
ebenlomeuis cinelSicoerfebr siebt. iuie aus
Dem @rabe? % 8 line all rie 2tiOcn
unb @ieoerrparti9tciten oes 0cbenS i'm
Yersleih gum Alter. oaS Ablhcu Elm.
flSBt unb abideulib maht? Den Sim.
mel nidt mcbr often ieben aus9eltoben
su itin aus Dem Jieide oer ieligen 9iebe
nidt mebr empfinoen uno aewdbreu tOuuen
- ent5eeli1! Weum lolh ih0ue 6rau in
ibrem @leno, ibrer Yersweifluns aul0ilz
fe, Yarmber;isfeit febt, Wtnn iie buitla
ua9 Wlittela iuAt. oaB .lr0Bte nsbel noh
absuwsnoeu, lien mir niAt unsereht, ielen
mir barmbersis in u%nierem urtbeile. Sle
mag ben etiuas persilbien Yroipeft auf
Der lsbenoissu Shaubiibue auf ufrild)sn
iuAen, omh Gonlliien uno Verlesltiide
ma firen, Ssbuas uno Gerienfnaaen wir'
fen lallcn, butb come, w.ono unoSter.e
lduiden marum nidt?
go lang ibr SAminttcpf nur harmlole
Stofie. wie etma 3mt- ODER Vismutb
SalSe entbdlt, mug le Die %fromllre S'tse
iibsn, mag ie iih einb9llamiren bet lee
bcnoisem 2cibe. 9slht 9enus iparnen
abet t0nnen mir lie, ibrcm Sorbsn idaas