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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-30
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-30

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fir bte ld5nen aur beiliesn Nnba@t
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The Morning herald., 1876-09-21
Newspaper Publishing Uuder DIM
SCultiOe.

An Atlanta correspondent writes to the
Augusta "Constitutionalist:" "The young
literateurs who started " Blackwood's
Magazines" caught England's attention by
putting in idiomatic Latin on the front OF
the first number that they issue from that
now famous London attic this sentence :
Captivating literature on little oat meal
Mr.. Bridges Smith, the proprietor of our
new ssSunday Herald" while not Haunting
his defiant poverty as the English scriPbler
did, does sustain his literary venture on
dish. the scantiness of which should chal-
lenpe the sympathy and compel the support
of us all. He issues his really bright and
sparkling paper from garret, In which
his type, desk, furniture, stove, etc., are
tumbied inextricably. His wife-a most
Admirable woman conducts her house.
wifely affairs in one corner of the room,
while Smith writes his slashing articles IN
the other. The children-of which there
seems to be full crop-sprawl over him
with charming abandon, sure of getting
hurried kiss whenever they tumble near
his face. Smith works necessarily, and
"a making q success of his paper. 1t is
the Sunday morning feature, and o very
bonanza to the newsboys. ! am sure he
shonld do we'll, and believe he WILL"
The Morning herald., 1876-09-21

0no ~ 0og1onss lDpeRtal1one A.
tsnDss - 1svish TWO Inalanp
Girls.
indianapolis Special to Courier.J Journal.[
This morning, while two young girls,
daughters of William Hunter and Captain
Clinton, Of Warren township, Ind, were
walking the Junction Railway, on their
way to the township school, they were
attacked by negro, who sprang over the
fence armed with q club, and accosted
them with the remark: "By God, have
got one of you" Miss Clinton was the
first to apprehend danger and ran; but
Miss Hunter, who is less than sixteen
years of age, was knocked down by the
brutal scoundrel and dragged into the
field adjoining the railway. where, despite
the resistance of the unfortunate girl, but
for the quick coming Of help, he would
have accomplished his horrible purpose.
As soon as the settlement heard Of the
outrage there was general, vigorous
search of the woods, and had the rascal
been caught limb of the nearest tree
would have stretched his neck. Word
was brought to the police station not long
after the occurrence, aud late in the even
ing the negro was arrested by Donovan
and Lynch, of the old police force, and
brought to this city and lodged In jail.
His name Is the Rev. John. H. James, of
Danville, and h, had been imported here
by the Radicals to manipulate the ne
groes to fraud upon the ballot-box in
October.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-21
Philaaelpnls Trade Report

TUESDAY. September l9.
Cotton is firm with receipts and offerings
Upland, and II Nc for n New0rleans.
The demand for coffee is steady but
holders are firm In their views, sales of $50
bags Rio vt l3L5al6l4c, for low grades, 1910
l6Zc for good ordinary, 7@l7hc. for fair.
l7N@lsc for good ordinary, ,ls9Qc; for PRIME 511a
go bags Santos at i7N@lsKc.; 100 bags L.
guara at l8@l8Nc., and 100 mats Java at 2l1<
@22c,, all gold. Sugar continues to be . the
nominal asking price for fair and GOOD
refining Cuba: "
Refined sugars are weak 1lNc' for cut
llsIc. for crushed and powdered ; 1lNc for
grannlated, and l0Mc for A.
The Flour market Is not very active: but
holders are still firm in their views. Sales
OF 900 barrels, including superane at SS y
GOOD, good at tS 1906 50; do. choice and fancy. at
Is g2@6 80; Patent do at 81 25@7 80; Pennsyl-
van1a do now wheat, good, at 70; Ohio 90.
do, new wheat. good, at IS 61>a@5 70 DC.
sRy Rye Flour il il steady at M95.
The Wheat market Is flrmer, especially
for the finer grades. which are In light
supply and 1@2c. per bushel higher. There
There is some inquiry rom 1h tne nhipp nshpPerGs RsG
common, at $lO5; Indiana d., good and
prime. at l l501 20; Pennsylvania DO. prime
At 1901 23l1; Delaware Amber, fair, ! ESQ
26: do. prime and choice at l7@l 30; Indi-
ana do. at 20. and Michigan Wheat at Is
In Rye we notice sales of Delaware at 75c.
Corn is firmer and In good demand with
light supply and offerings and prices ad-
yanced f@2c. Sales Of l3. 600 bushels, ,embrac-.
ing Pennsylvania and Southern Yellow at
Mixed at 5S@59c., and White at &c.; Sail
Corn is in demand at SIC. .. b..
Corn Meal Is inactive, no bsales having
come under our notice.
Oats are dull and prices weak.
Barley Malt 's nominal.
Whisky is steady at 81 IL for Western
irOn-bolnd.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-21
Telegraphtc Brevities.

The President has appointed John L.
Lake United States Marshal, for the Soutn-
ern district of Mississippi in the place OF w.
B. Redmond. ..,,..d
hv Tho president a. Consul of the U. 3. OF
Columbia, at New Orleans. Lat. -.
VIM. Artz, brakeman on coal train AZ
cemtraiia. "a, Nas caught between two
cara % and crushed to death yesterday morn
ing. n, n-srt and Mr.. and
M. % Ssrtoris. arrived in Philadelphia, yes,
tarS.v rS. sffernoop, and Twill remain until
naYt reru yesk The object Of the visit 70 to
&c the Centennial Exhioltion. Dulns = NJ NJ
stay the visitors VII! be tne Rae.s' nS Walnut y mi
A.. Drexel, At Thirty-ninth ana "a'nu'
The Morning herald., 1876-09-21
ms ArLA11IC IN aeRARH
d 1ogw1LL MOE

-. ,o,tv hills. lift mp your heads,
re iUi'y 10 'yyortals Of the Sea give wsy!
AnIhFtninas AnI nom your azure W0oss
re emSSn Oceans With your fOaming spreyI
~ AaI AwInds that sweep the raging man.
and forests with your P,alntve En'onS
come Join .1SliaE Mas1siisi riiis tSe vsiss sions
AnSS AnSoS, The birth OF the Atlantic Song!
all the world as one unite,
LSs To sii sing n, the glory OF this day!
o,ncs The Atlantic in its might,
Sia.s las to its vic, or fell prey!
riaiS,s submarine electric chain!
f1gu gns Ibonnd the captive at his Will!
~. NE hv the bloSd OF thousands slain, -.
NO. NO. y GXod;s c command of "peace, be still ~
=, Rnt t by the product ofSreat Morse's skill
u, nations now with Joy arise,
AZ nS mS Ieleeraph from shore to shore;
ri Anu W. h"iI Si the cord with smiling eyes,
19ey M9.n n lad beneath the oceans roar
DeSp Stporo and England now commune.
our 9.% trsands converse with friend or foe,
~ a. ware they wait to pitch their tune.
NJ Unt strike At once their deadlv blow,
nr nrS rant tho kindest news eartA can BE-
stow! Ht
,r Now World this light was born;
ID ltua w lae,g-s to shed its beams af&ri
lo' ,"hy shOuld nations, once fOrlorn,
A4o1 pafnse 10 hail this Morning star! g..
NJ neiHsiH this VI vast cord beneath the waves,
MY 4yu1 'n bind the Old World with the New; !;
mi hous Vars shall cease, and peace that saves
IN Maech %d man its precepts to pursue;
T%sn TH" TO the lost shall Hea ven appear IN
view!
uho p,nas and queens Of distant shores,
LIZ MyeanS their palms our hands to meet;
.s ion~ AZ the Atlantic roars,
Nav we thus learn our friends to greet;
rbis wy ssneedy messenger shall fly.
iT,o Ioden with news Of Joy and pain;
eha1i ,I sweep through kingdoms lar and nigh,
0TSi Mi God restore lost Eden's plain,
And love supreme shall fill earth's broad
domain!
Al, honor due to Morse be given
And Field, who mid the rolling waves,
where sundry ships had oft been riven
Sank deep his cable mid their graves!
This cord now tells the acts OF men,
Borne swifter than the lightning speeds;
Sweeping the Ocean, hill and glen;
Ana ev'ry place, where Mercy bleeds!
And will, till stars put on their mourning
weeds.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-21
MAGIC
HAIR REsTORER

X HAIR RESTORER.
Restores gray-mixed, red. light Or faded
heantiful brown or black, in from one to
Sour applications. It is free from sulphur,
lead, aclds, mercury, silver, or anything In
iuricus to either hair or bead.
IT DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OTT.
Expressed to all parts on receiptof one
dollar. 81 SIX bottles for hve dollars. At the
wbOlesale and retail depot, No, 0l0 VINE
STREET, PHIIaADTFl!AtLI1As. y Z n dsesTsH
The Morning herald., 1876-09-21
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs
Stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA. September 10, 1876
Gold l1ON@l10A Pittsburgh IT,
US 1881 llSsS@ll8N tusville and H-
SOS 1855 ll21@ll3 Buffalo r. R10@lO1S
"July l865ll35I@113A Catiwissa 1lA@12
" July l867ll65s@ll6A GOLD VALUE.
" July l888ll8II@sales Eng Sou 483GA87
"l0-4Os 1l5A@ll5M =" Silver 480@4S5
New Is 115l0ll5A 20 Reichsm 475@4SO
City8 sNew1l0H@sales Wfracs(Nap) $1,000
U. Cos.ofN j, ,'S9@sales 2)Kroner3 5N@5S3
Penna r. r. 4Saas@49 Prus thalrs 5000
Phila q Read Roubles, Gold 70@75
RR, 44@44L
nhila 4 Erie16A@
Lehigh Va5Ol%@sales
: Nav Stock32z @sales
Hestonvile 2sZ@26H
The Morning herald., 1876-09-21
BOOTS Il SHOES.
.HEAP SHOE STORE.

NHEAP SHOE STORE.
East sixth street, and laid in q larger stock
than ever before. I am ready to supply the
people in the eastern portion Of the city
with all kinds of boots and shoes, for
ladies, gentlemen and children, at prices
far below those heretofore charged. Ele-
promptly attended to
marl4-ly JAMES KANE.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-21
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Debility, depressed, irritable state oi
mind, q weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation. confused head.
weak memory, the consequent Of excesses
mental overwork. This nervous debility
finds tovereign cure In Il. F. Kunkeps
Bitter Wine OF Iron. It tones the system,
dispels the mental gloom and dependency
and rejuvenates the entire system.
now only ask trial Of this valuable
Tonic. Price, 81 per bottle. E. F. KUN
KEEL, Sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist for Kunkel,s Bitter Wine
Of Iron, and take no other make Sold only
in 81 bottles. All othels are counterfeit, &c
beware of ofthem.
TAPE WORM.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine. passing from the system alive.
No fee until the head passes. Come and re-
for to the patients treated. De. e. +. KUN.
KEEL, No. &9 North Ninth Street. Philadel-
phia. Advice free. Seat, Pin. and stomach
Worms also removed. Ask your druggist
for KUNKEL's Worm SYRUP. Price 81 pei
bottle. Send for circular.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-21
IF YOU WANT TO BE STRONG, HEAL
THY AND VIGOROUS.

Take H. F. KunkePs Bitter Wine Of Iron.
No language can convey an adequate idea
of the Immediate and almost miraculous
change produced by taking +. F. Kunkel's
Bitter Wine OF Iron in the diseased. debili-
tated and shattered nervous system.
Whether broken down by excess weak by
nature, or impaired by sic kness. the relaxed
and unstrung organization is restored to
perfect heslhh anu vigOr. Sold only In 81
bottles. Office and store, No. $50 North
Ninth street. Only in 81 bottles. Sold by
all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-21
ClNANClAL.
WILMINGTON. September 20.
GOLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS..

Reported by Craige. johnson d Co., Bank.
srs and Brokers, sixth and Market SITS.
The New York herald., 1876-12-21
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY


cwt Illinois steers AZ roc With 81 OF per head %
head io.e per ~ Weights ewI strong A ~ ewi, ~
a. s1sc sac. per ID. with q OF per head on
nos steers Ole. per 10. weight 81. cwt ~ Illinois
loe. per 10. weight IA \ ". sherman sold
for 5. W Aerton Al Illinois at ssc sic per To-
weight 81 a1s cwt. :. ODonnel sold for Waixel
Allerton 10 Illinois steers at Sc. y1ae per ID,
s soss per ID. ss ~slshs ea.. E vossl SOLD for
kopIsr a Go; 80 Missouri steer; as s.sc
sed Tor Resenssin Meyers 81 Illinois y SIZE
ss.e per u. wclgh 81. cwL for ~ Norris ~ Illinois
steers sc per b weight ~ cwt 90 Illinois steers at
oe with y OF per head on y head. and sac per H.
per ib., with 81 on per head. weight cwt.; J3
Illinois steers at lo'4e iol.c per lo wesh' "a
y'.c 9nc per b, weight ~ cwt r. samees SOLD Tor n
Morris SO Illinois s1lc per h. weight ewt NJ.
Lauerbach sold for Waixel Aeron ~ illinois steers az
top rate, weights ewt scsnt 81 "a Illinois
~ ec per h., with ~ per head weight cwt 10 ii-
nois steers at ioc. per ID. weight z cwt.
SHkEP AND LAxBs-Trado hrn.. Quality from TO
good sheep sold at &C. Sssc per H. Lambs NJ tsc.
6'.c. per ID. Judd Buekinghsn sold 2l Ohio sheep
sheep. weight i742o lbs, 6ase per ID ici Canada
lambs. weight 6,ato lbs. At 4Isc. per H.; AZ Mich
igan sheep, weight 1850 lbs at 6hc. per b.. ;
81 Michigan lambs. weight 600 lbs, NJ 6'se
lb $, Michigan lambs weight 2o3o lbs. at 61sc
ID Al Canada lambs weight 5000 lbs az csc. H.
Iiume Elliott sold - Canada sheep weight $3.50 b, AZ
per ID 3 Cana la sheep. weight II $50 lbs Sac
lb ls6 Canada sheep. weight $3.50 lbs. at &c. per
Canada sheep weight 3a3J lbs osc per 10 IS Canada
sheep. weight o.ioo lbs oac b i5o state sheep
weight $50 lbs. at 4sc H. 93 state sheep weight
$50 lbs at 4ac i4i state sheep weight 4. 100
5c III 81 state sheep. weight $3.50 lbs at 6Ac
H.. So Ohio sheep, weight $50 ibs at &c per 10.
MiLcH Cows slow Of sale ut iormer rates
yKALs CALVES held sale.
Hocs.-ihere none sold on live weight.
The New York herald., 1876-12-21
WASTE NOT.

In order to check the enormous waste OF Gro on
water in this city tho Commissioner OF Public Works
has appointed twenty inspectors, with nstruc 70
60 through every building where Croton water Is used
and examine the plumbing, and TO have the cut
of In the plumbing is not put perfect order
and the waste stopped Citizens should be prepared
Tor their visits
The following are the instructions to the inspect
ors:-
DEPARTMENT PuBLIc WORKS
CoNxissIoSKR's OrrcE Roox 10. Cry HALL.
= NKw YORK. Dec 10. 1871.
You ATE hereby instructed to VISIT building
district where Croton IL used and thorough
examination OF the plumbing work therein
You VIII give particular attention 81 the condition OF
closets aud urnas and when In the 10
allowed TO run constantly will direct the be
shut on
In houses that have In them tanks you will examine
whether the pipes supplying them provided with ball
Where SUCH not the will give tnstruc
tions 10 have them put In
In AL cases where the plumbing IL de ectivc you
will direct the same to be repaired within ten days ~ tbs
expiration OF that time you will make reexsmina Vi
the premises whether the repairs have
been made
Where Is found running you will order the
to be discontinued at and notify the
that II they allow the waste oroats the
where detective plumbing has been reDsrsd - d.
rectcd
You will report this office a follows
The location OF premises wished and how occupied.
The number Of faucets from which Crotou water b
drawn
The number OF closets urinals and baths and any
instructions given Tor repairs or stoppage Of waste.
ALLAN CAMPBEIsL Commissioner OF Public Works.
The New York herald., 1876-12-21
BUSINESS TROUBLEa

Allen, No. 93 Duane street, has been adjudicatel
a bankrupt by Register Williams on his own petition.
Tho amount Of hts liabilities Is $40 900, the greater
part Of which OF old stock transactions
Tho following tho principal creditors :-Danel B.
Alien, SIS, 900; William Irving, Slx,ll2 So; 8. b.
Hyatt, So, ,723; John Quincy Adams, S3l47 IS; A. NJ.
Allen, S. 500; s. ID. G. Van Bokkelin, 1870, and
James ~ Motley, s, 900.
George q. Tamyn aud Frederick w. TamIyn,
cothiers, corner Of rhrty-iourth street and Eighth
avenue, have filed petition Tor composition with
their creditors and meeting will bc held on Satur.
day at No. 4 Warren street
Alsberg Jordan. furnishing goods at No. 20 LIS
pcnard street, have temporarily suspended, with
liabilities amounting TO over $50 000 An account Of
stock being taken, and y statement will be pre-.
sented TO tho creditors Saturday.
Frisbe McHugh, hosiery and notions, At No. 377
Broadway, whose assignment 10 p. w. Holmes was
announced yesterday. have liabilities under $50, ,O0O
The failure OF Case, Chapman Lockwood, dealers
In millinery goods at No. 543 Broadway, Is reported
with liabilities amounting TO upward OF 500 600
JacoDowsky Hart, saddlcrs and harness makers,
have made an assignment 10 julius Hilborn The nrm
state that their assets are about $l36. 900 all
liabilities One OF the firm started for the South
arrange with tho Southern creditors with view 10
realize on their assets
simon Woln Il Hcyman lytrustor also fled their
signment III the County Clerks Office Leopold Bam.
berger.
The New York herald., 1876-12-21

sales were As fellows YESTERDAY. after two MDeeem
80 a. Y slde ooo at ~ ie-s2c. March. 500 y
- ioc zoo at ~ 2-S2e. April 200 at i3c. May. iut
~ ~ - aise June - a. "a i-sae July. anl a -
po,s. peday up 70 ,sws a. -Deesmser 100. short
a., .. a, =, l3ss 500 ., i2 Iss2e 500 At u ;:.se;
oup ~ IL -laac. 100 at ~ IL lBc 100 ~ a33lc,
op At IL llbc March. 400 st IL 272c 100 ~ 2o1c.
su5 AZ IL oioc 200 al II -93ac April. 100 Is iioc
ooo a. - s32e 2soa i3lsc 100 at l3 Sss; May. 100
nj 10 .32c. 200 at Is e3lc., 400 lii2c June,
20 a. - lisac. 800 10 1889; July,
lu NJ l3 o.i6c.; August, 100 Is li-l6c.
Total. 1890 bales. Grand total. 23.i0o bales
rue receipts at the follows .-tsalveston
ooso bales; New Orleans 3ooo5; Mobile Is25: savsn.
nah. a93; Charleston, 3.59l; Wilmington, Iss2 Nor.
folk so9; New York; it9s Boston. 327; Philad phia.
- Total. y 2as This day last week. 2s,77Y This day
,ast y, year Total since September a3a45i3 bales
70 As 2ht Cotton ireghts closed follows TO navrc,
py steam tac compressed; 70 Hrcmen BY steam, c. COM
ssil. o-ioc. \ li32e
FLOUR AND GRAiN-Receipts-f Flour 9.29S bDls wheat.
S5oo bushels; corn meal 81 bbls and 95 sacks corn,
liIl. bushels oats, II 500 do rye. 2auo do barley
100 do, barley malt 600 do. The -four market ruled
nrin but there only moderate The sales
were about 1900 bbis. including State, Western and
Seutsern at the annexed quotations Rye our steady
$40 bgls sold Corn meal steady with sales OF
LOO bbls Al - 80 for Brandywine 8. IS for
The New York herald., 1876-12-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
GALvHsroN. Dec. 20. 1871

GALVESTON. Dec 90 1876.
COCO c'a S1sss s PsdSs s % Iss:p. 's 1s sas e gross.
Sales, 1885. Stock, lis.oos
Nrw ORLEANS Dec. 20 1876.
soS sa os m,aSss s receipts s1S
Exports Great Britain =, ol France B. 1885, coa.wise,
Cotton active; midaIns. NE: iss %iaaiss lie good
Hoe snS "nnsn' 90 s'"''"''' ~ S''' '0oo s'0'A
Cotton dull buyers Offering at &c lower madng Nc,
s ss ss.. s,sss sfs. s'saa s'a'v''
Flour steady No; spring SO 81 g: amber winter,
sales sSs WHEAT S'1o'f ss
held Of the market; No red Mabash. 81 40; No
dull sales q Western Mn mixed M A. 1 sss Barley qsie. and
m ssd po so s sSDS
SIS: mddnss, 81 per ton. Railroad shipmens-Fiour
-'S0 BuryALo. Dec 20 1915.
Icy iss sSs d. Shipments @ ae Ss ~ wheat
1880 ao Ssricy Iaaia rloarsaies SoIs at
% lots y SAMPLER %ss. as
ii %; 100 10. Mwausee al si a7 1000 10. DO.
il Of 5000 bushels No mixed Western 5lc.
quiet sales los Michigan $40 Barley
sales Of 3ovo bushels By sample Of Western on private M
75c Malt in fair regular trace demand prices unchanged
a ays made AZ o and sI @
qury prices unchanged Rail heights arm and unchanged
TOLEDO, Dec 20 1876.
Flour steady. Wheat firm amber Michigan 81 al Jan
aary " pa February p 4si No. amber Michican
winter. 81 -; rejected held 81 I25a Dayton and
Michigan 81 IL. Corn firm; high mixed, iSc
No p 41c.; 454c do. January 4s.sc; damaged.
43rc rejected, 54s4c Oats dull and nominal No =
sise offered January sSsc offered Clover seed steady
-four, 900 bn hels wheat. A. 90 do 900
ShpmentsoOu bbls hour 5000 bushels wheat 10000 do
cora, 700 do oats
CHICAGO, Dec 20 1876.
Flour ARM Western extras 81 so 81 So Wheat active
arm and higher; 40 Chicago spring. u 19's cash
II 2o III 2oaJannary 81 = 81 2lys. February; No.
DO 81 oia " os1s rejected, osc Doe Corn easier
Barley higher At e5c 6sc Pork in active demand and
higher; Si7 o5. March; SIG 81. cash. Lard strong
higher; $40 55 cash; $40 57Is SO 60 January ,
$40 10 February. Bulkmeass fairly active and u shade
higher shoulders &C. 6iac short rib sides Sac short
clear sides, ssc Whskey 81 os Reeeips-flour u 600
bbls wheat $1,000 bushels; 5000 do oats ~ 600
rye, $500 barley, $1,000 do. shpments-Flour,
$500 bbls wheat. 10000 bushels; corn 3S 600
1900 24OO do barley 500 do. Al the alter
noon call OF the Board-Wheat higher 81 2o5s january
81 225 February. Corn hghcr 4ft4c. i4sac. January
45s4c February; 4sac. May. Oats unchanged Pork
steady SIG 62a january $40 50 February. Lard quiet
| $40 65 January; $40 775a February.