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The Spirit OF Kansas says: One thin.
we are especially glad to notice in the
country, that is the pride taken by farm
ers in artificial forests. The country ia
fairly dotted over with clumps o. maple.
cotton-woods and other varieties OF fass
growing treee. In twenty or thirty wears
our country viii almost be a vast foresI.
ut this thing of planting groves is COR.
tinued as it has been the last ten years.
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On the baseball grounds yeJterda1.
says the Burlington Hawkeye. rod.has
ball struck the batter just where nj
mother used to feel for him with s,el
slipper, aud the umpire shouted udsxi
ball." dead banp' retorted the strik.s
struck, "lt there's q tive ball oa a.
grounds that's it.V u
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Gov. Seymour Accepts.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
UTICA, N. Y, August 3l.-An authori-
tive announcement is just made that
Gov. Seymour accepts the nomination
OF the Democratic Convention for Gov
ernor, and will so notify the Conven-
tietf. Is,-tr t9A--
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In speaking Of Yesterdays Convention
to-day all agree as to one fact, which IA
that the Permanent Chairman, Mayor
Johnston, held the boys as level asaA
was possible for mortal man to d0s
There's nothing like. nerve.
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FOREIGN.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW RULER FOR TURKEY.
LONDON, August 3l.-An official dis
patch from Constantinople just received
here announces that the Sultan. Murad
Etfendi, has been deposed, and Abdul
Hamid proclaimed Sultan.
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FOUND.

TOUND - MEMORANDUM BOOK On
l. corner of Fifth and Sycamore; owner ca
get same by proving property and paying
charges OF this notice. Call at STAR
OFFICE, 230 Walnut street. lt*
EOUND - SOLDIERS DISCHARGE - On
L Wade and Central avenue, in the name of
Thomas j. Lyons; owner can hgve same at
northwest corner Wade and Central avenue.
1896
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage Licenses uerA
issued since our last report:
John Malone aud Ellen OConneiI.
Chas. Epperson and Alice Flanagan.
Berthol Mueller and Mary Mueller.
j. 81. Moore and Julia A. ONeiL
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-31

AT Bellevue Garden tonight, at the
head OF the Elm-street Inclined Plane,
the German Protestant ST.. Luke Con-
gregation hold picnic for the benefit 0.
The church. The festivities will last
until midnight. Good music in attend
ance.
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LOST.
FOR SALH--REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE FARM - Good farm of 97%
acres. situated u miles from the railroad.
in Clermont County; 40 acres In corn, 3 acres
in potatoes, ~ acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
VIII sell farm and crop together on VERY EASY
terms A good chance for any one desiring it
to get a good home. Address b. B. S., star
oi1ice $50 Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
2jd&jy27w-tf
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EXCURSION.
Ky.
Touching at Lawrenceburg, Au-
rOra and Madison, Ind.

SATURDAY, September 2,
Round Trip Tickets. s...,..........$2 so.
The fast passenger packet WILDWOOD
will leave the Big Wharf boat, foot of Broad
way, at 8 P. NJ, Saturday, arriving at Louis
Vile at A. NJ. Sunday; leaving Louisville at
p. NJ, and arriving IN Cincinnati at A. NJ.
Monday. State rooms will be reserved eXclu-
fively for ladies, and sufficient number OF
cots will be provided for the gentlemen. Tick
cts and further information can be had at the
following places: Hawley's, 1ei Vine streets;
stagman's Jewelry Store, 1893 Central avenue,
and Charles PALMS. 1S4 Main street.
A silver cup will be presented to the best
waltzer Now on exhibition at HaWley's, ia
Vine street.
A fine Brass and String Band will furnish
the music. au3U-3t
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For CarrOlltOn

WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. M,
RS n LOUIS A. SHERLEY. Samuel Hill
sas4s$Hsa dreth, Master. Apply on board, or
a<'asAto to Z. W. Gorrlnge. Agent, 70 Vine
street.
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tINOR RENT ROOM - One elegant front
IL room, furnished or unfurnisheQ, in new
house on West Sixth street near John. Apply
} at 800 Sixth street. 30-3t
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ELNOR RENT-HOUSE-New suburban resi-
j. dence Of nine rooms and flne lot; gas, hy-
drant, cistern, bathroom, and all modern i'm
Hills; rent moderate to responsible tenant.
Address Il. w, Lock-box 1,09I. Keys at south
east corner OF May and Mcmillan SITS. SU-9t
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 2ath, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ h the U. s. Mail Line Steamer GEN.
-6sskkssssss.E% LYTLE, Ben. NJ. Merrielees, Mas
a'4zssaszaeA Ger. Freight received at all hours
on Wharf boat foot Of Vine street. r. NJ.
Wade, Superintendent.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wv ANTED - SITUATION - AS teacher,
w either in Indiana or Ohio, by young
man who has certificate for Hamilton Coun-
y, Ohio. Address TEACHER, Oakley, o.
90-3t
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VNTANTED = SITUATION - A gentleman
wv desires travelling position for PORK OF
-four house; trade in middle Tennessee and
Georgia: references. Address A. HAMILTON,
Cincinnati Post office. 30-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
hWANTED- buy YOUR HATS OF
80 MARTIN, at 49 W. Fifth ST. jy15-u

VIVIAN FED - AGENTS - In country and
w town, AMI ever bGdy out of work-mea,
women. boys and giils-to sell CAMPAIGN
BADGES Of each candidate, and 25-cent
book, entitled ''fhe Coming Men, or the Life
Press. Cali or address CAMPAIGN BADGE
PUBLISHING COMPANY. No. 4 Home street.
Cincinnati. liz
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FOR. RENT.

TNOR RENT-HOUSE-Of six rooms, kitch-
i en-, wash-housc, stable, &C., on Colerain
Pike, opposite the City Work house; will rent
low 10 good tenant. Inquire OF Il. d. GREAR,
% Lon gWorth street. 30-Bt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-31

pst and pictures and Howe sewing Gnr
Mschine, &C.; all In good order; a rare chance
Tor young couple about to ge@ married. APP
ply at cor. Main and Mulberry streets, above
the grocery. IT.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

THOR RENT - TWO ROOMS - To coIored
/ i people Keys at 45 Sycamore 81. au3l -2t+
iE'OR NT-ROOMS-Thre front rooms to
Il q respectable family. Inquire at 1Z9 Water
street 80-2t
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WTANTED = SITUATION - BY an honest
wv young man as porter; willing to do any
thing; can furnish the best references. Ad-
'lress +. E., Ala Walnut street. 3O-3t
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FORREST, CRAMER & MAYER, and
CALDWELL, GopPooK y CALDWELL. Att'ys.
August Q 1879 ep9-5t
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NOR SALE-COTTAGE-A nice cottage OF
It four rooms, in South Cummlnsville; lot
28xil2, on perpetual lease; Will sell at sacri-
Ace; cash $i76, balance 50 50 per week; mast
sell. Apply to j. SrINGER, "a Fountain
Square, City. au8l-.L*
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lEOR RENT - ROOMS Two nice, large
I'll rooms; hall, water and gas; inside blinds;
VII rent cheap to family without children,
Inquire al 119 Barr street. 3O-3t
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FOR SALE.

'TNOR SALE-HOUSE-Brick in the West
! ID End, containing six rooms; must be sold.
Call at 4s9 Freeman street; call for JOHNSON.
8O-2t
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LNOR RENT r. ROOMS - Furnished hotel OF
II twenty three rooms, billiard and bar
room, all in gUod order, within nalf square Of
Little Miami and Marietta Depots. For fur
ther particulars address MRS. A. RAMSEY,
sLoyeland, y. 30-3t
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Wheeling.

FRIDAY, 1st, at P. Nj. POSITIVELY.
~ h DAVID sINToN, Tiff. strider, Mas.
ter Apply on board, or to Royse q
aaaas.h1a1AAN Mosset, Matt. Mcguire, Agents.
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For CarrOlltOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
~ HAMMOCK CITY, ]. w. Kirby,
Master. Apply on board, or to W..
AsRzzsshaazF L. Walker % Walnut street,
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NM ED-SIrUATION-By q machinist
w of over three and a half years expert
ence; reference if desired. Address t6S West
Ninth street 3J-3t
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WANTED SITUATlON-Bv an artistic
w and experienced marble cutter. Address
COOPER, Post-otice Box 565, city. SO-2t
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For POmer0y. 'e-

THIS DAY, 2sth, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ N, OHIO No. 4, Pres Lodwick, Master.
Freight received at all hours on
1asa3zz.s1a W harf- boat, foot Of Broadway. W..
HonshelL Sunerintnndent. =.
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.NTANTED-sITUA first-class
w timer: will work cheap il steady stu
alton is guaranteed references given. Address
Ill. Is. BURTON, Eaton, y. 3O-2t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-20
The First REM Estate transaction an N"n'
haitian island.

F,ou NJ .Ntrihd d. Lio.bs H.orV.f 81 l"' 60
The rocky pont Of Mnuiun tH island,
near what b. now NnuNna - sac hhl .rN' W. u
the GA OF May. 1920. tur -D.ur of one 81 tta
most lut cresti4s u4,luu,- trtl- 'ti'ns va a
his eyer occur 4 boo tno wnrd- nist ~ u N Z
the pug 'ha "a Of TING -iie ui lhe tN "i y ~
\ rk luc Wu-t IuuIl Company hal vas
structrd Peter NJ net to treat with nd
Indians for their hunting ground ,r-
fore ma took ANY steps tow ud the err t-
ton of hull.n--. lie Accordingly maze 4
somewhat SAT. rlclal survey Of the l-lr P,
wnicl had necn designated a. m urd E
about 1000 ceres. lie then called t- =
some OF the principal Indian chiefs, ana of 'f' /
beads, buttons, and other trink 'ts I'm cXch i' .
tor their real estate. They accep.e 'n' ter. 4
with unfeisned delight, ani tne nUeun :
closed ~ once. The value ~ the htutlt WA I
secured the II 10 To the whole Of Wan az .
Island was about sixty guider', eq ial ln oar
currenci TO twenty foIr arS.
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THE YUO COTEfNs
4 TrngicaI Episode IA the iIi-tOr, of the inli
Tower.

The young editor was tired. II WINS tho
evening after "a hard day work nud he fcl' . t
he needed rest. After some consideration "a
came To- the conclusion, not, however. WITH Il
animated discussion with the agricultural clit =,
and hard aud laburious Wrcstle with "a s,huuuct
from below. that he would stretch his legs; 10
fact. that he would open the window. puthiS
feet out and thus enjoy genuine stretch. i'is
decision was final. Jay Gould hein- absent. nd
throwing open the window. he slowly put us
feet out, one at time, owing TO the size 4
the window.
The first officer ~ certain ocean steamer " ~
a l,ind-hearted man and standing on the l.r-
ward part Of his vessel, which was coming upt
hav ON This the evening mentioned iu tho rr-t
chapter, he overheard two Of th" -i'rr'-- Deg
reuccr~ cuhNer~iu~. one -a,u :" lN" Hi''f
hc would like tu own q. ly rll i't. h" .
look nearer tu ihc stars, or Us ho 'Vrrossod 70,
"Inl;c pare az tie moon" ihc 't'irrr iD tne
gnuduc~- nl li- hcHrt dcfrrrIItoi i" -tuIii -u
simple % wish. and haudod thr -i'tt.D. L
glass. without delay thr cmaTt -.ie'd ie
glass and. placing IL 10 his eye -tf"d up lffu ne
armament lie swept the bort tlu .uiI ro sav
the tail tower. Then hc suddenly tOI.> tha -la-i
from his eyes and hcEdu tu Wcvi.
ia AN instant all wa- lu cuWWo'"u. no
rtccrage Passengers gathered "t"und ~
and iric9 I" coni"rt nm; M,cr rrrg,V.,l,l
WAS luueius lii 900 tine sNN with WuN,.ri4ne eve 40
the hedutcsu i the ncaNtle, nr tNti.. inW"i. -
] norm ana INV Il iltrNN lfltis
! NuAfpd slowly ont from some uA -tcttnfi- ~ Z
I near the light. and seemed To hang I~p~nd,n O.
+ the ~,y. Ave. lie even counted the very u,tt- l't
I not that mean some awful calamity Nu.lrrl. N
/ bound and unable To move. 20 SEQ lnd ','t. t.
/ pcared exactly like the uthef. ANA .ih r.' 9
assumed a ' shape and slowly and 100 un- 3
! gently -Wayed.
II was enough for him. lie had been warned .
/ he was to die Then with a NAu oi -utrDN a
/ tainted. lie died that hight
The nrst officer smiled ~ the ahsurli'y ~ q =
story and took the glass. Tie turucd b. fn".t &
/ the tall tower and shouted. We ''t!~. ii- 3. "
| SAW those hnrrid collins tuu. and iurili..- C.
the side ui the vessel he jumped ns fNetrl e
| body was found nu the nest day 'f tlr lNIi. '
/ and the Coroner opened the e,riil- u.l -.iN iao
/ collins Photographed un the eyes.
lN this time the whole Vessel WA- ar ..., T.
and the captain. learning thr STORY. f.'f, ul- 80 .
ana scanned ihe YraNra-. " luu. .r lul 8
these two mon To- fhrlr death D.. 90 I.-.I'i.'ff
II wa pn.nurl fh1t there w.fs rt 'Ii.'rl'
| a. only two culhn- had been ~HrI. ifNtt '..f
/ Restored, aud the Vessel sAlcs irt. .vD eco
] MdHrf.
III.
Tho young editor elfml cred i"H'rf 't b
! about Nltecu minutes, AND walk.
| ier,ed iu hi- feet with fuire i4.t ,....>
/ tall tower to It's Foundation.
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uuder,he Cresccnr-TraveIsin A-iaric Turk

Under the CresccnI-rrayelsi in AsiaIic Turkey
1t is safe to say that the last year has sup
Piled us with more information respecting the
Ottoman dumnions than had previously been
amused by whole century. Among lately
Published records Of personal observations
and experiences, Untcr dem HlbmOnde
nY AMANp, FREHERH vOS SCHwEIGER-
LEHCHENfELp IA conspicuous for scope
and woFSmanship. The author Is sum
GENTLY qualified by scientific requirement
to interpret wnat he soe', aud an acquaintauce
with the Turkish language and literature has
enabled HIM u throw considerable liSh, ON tho
obscure history OF the Aslatc provinces. "A well
as 20 analyzc intellgenuy their present social
religious, and commercial status. There Is
scarcely IA district OF tho Turkish territory
! which was left unvs,ted by this traveller; but
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-20
Press Prosecution. in Paris.

PARIS. Aug. ia fresh prosecution has been
publishing arIcles insulting to the Chamber of Dep
utler,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-20

Meath the sprea ing 'rec- IN tNo forest 81 Ni
ere Dee hIrrnt i- nod 900 tht GEO. DO ..f'
Ona nrttkrn couch tlrrc SHE pm. I.Ii 1919.
Ana rul /, 30, sur la4ui at1ul. harr5
A. fuN tuuN, lA" iruuk, ANA f.f Nf
lncNn.t1.t.
H.
she ceps-and hcr Ngure you'u ll>' .i.r
mia thH slei grass tui tlc uI'li
A dcuratr iDru and fair AHu Is
Lips pirtNi ln exquisite gIri-N .rl
A more pert 81 ~ turr NOu'd az N'.c.f
'NtAlh vac lustl.ng icaN And lo SUM
Ia i.. ta.t
III.
she signs ~ she drepu- On her rustic "r.f
WIN her diluplai utnl 10 urr rNl .|-. If",'
WITH Nor golden Ngli u'Ur .uH I.i..N. az
Like nu lureul mo ana utr D
An! pray vino can tell ut e rrI-'I NIf
lhls utauteuus maiuru lu area
-nt..
lHut. fh...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11
Suat sa,lmiTe Der Mrsitellt,,a

Ser ,Pbll. Sem." iAretbt; ,6eute lit Der
SbluB Der 4usasQuug. sic mar Elm rieiis
ger @riolg unb bat fir amerifa melt mebr
9eleiitet, ais ii1 ibre Suueriibtlihiten Sefiir=
rporter trdunleu liebsn. Sn erlter Ginie bat
iie Der ciriliiirien Belt, bas beiBt, ibreu iad,=
uerhanoigen Delegaten, ein Ibsrrai4snoeS
@eiammt Silo Der ursebeuren Snoultrte.
Sortid}rttte segeben, lpelfe Gle Union III ben
legtea brei6tg Sabrcn namentlid, senla9t
bat. Sen Sabrtfanten unp SauHeuten Gu
ropa's finb oaplrb gang nene 4ufi6liille
iiber ben Wtarft in Deu Ser. Staaten 9eaes
ben Doroen, ben iie, pte iie jett elnieben,
gar nid]t fannten, obgleidb iie Sos glanbten
unb oafur fabri5Irten llnD anstiibrter. DteIe
@inIidlt tiibrte natilrlid 81 Der tpeiteren @r.
fenntniB, bab pie alte enropd,l6e Spefula~
tiDn auf Den amerifaril9en Wtarft lid iiber-
Iebt bat, oaB iis in Der aiten form atfaeae,
hen merren mnB, nno baB Die europailee
SnDu6rie i'm @e9entbeile BON BET amertfanl=
id,en in Der Sabritation btliger, gutter Dir
incl fir bic 8olfsmaiieu cine 9eualtiee
spnfnrfenfin aaf etsenem @ebiet su befiir6s
ten bat.
gor ben erltaifhten gliden guropa'S hat
fidl baS IGerbaulanS: vtpelfeS i;d5 burd)
hObe Shub56lle fiinitlid IN elm SubuGfrie,
Lamb nnlsefalten ipollte, fid aber oaburd)
grilnoltd] ruiuirt baben Iollte" - Mnfidt Der
perriidteil Gtandelter- Wdnner obr 6reibau.
psls.DeSpoten = plBsifb in aeiu ae,paltiaes
| Snbnfriclaap perfpqnoelt. @ahDerft9nDia
| Wt6nHef habea erfanni, BOB Sic Wer. .Staateu
ro" "'"s satiH afebeH, aae ihre Rob- Yrsbnfts
an Ort muo 9tsue lin ,-.,'i i'll pgraEpslIsnJ uHo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11
- 9as in SowioatOlpn, Baltimore Co.,
srideinenbe .aG GarnIauh Sourualn idrsIht:
Sages s Jisatgteiten.
(ssoitosieae, teleerapbiibe Hmo asedisI>
bIattcr=gtotisen.l

Sbgleid) mir ia It'll 6 III d. 10 cit c /
iino, ais am Mtttwo6 Worgeu, iubem bic
Hepubtifaner nod INNER, wie Diicdwber,
tuarten ''for something to turn up'' nno ibre
yieoerlase in ben speiielbdften Siibftnaten
utd)t Sugeiteben, 10 lteben belte Die Sad)en
bod entld)ieoeH better, als porge1fern uno ge=
fern Morgen. Sr. Grant miro iid) bod, 5rpei
Mal beinuen, ehe er baS aeuBerlte lpagt,
grobeu StGbten bes 9anbes ipllte linn geSei9t
babeu, buB baS Solf bnrdaus nidDt in Der
2aune tit, nod ldn9er nit ieinen beiten
Sntereiien S6tnoluoer treiben 81 lafcn. gSir
f0nnen jett i'll @emiitbsrube bic effiSieue
3Gblung in 2ouilana abnarten, benu bief
ielbe ioll inter Der Iuflibt angeiebener Wdns
ner beiper Yarteieu uOrgenommen merbeu.
.9luBerbeu iit aud nod gu hofIen. baB eluer
Der speifelbaften meitlihen Staaten tn'S@lieo
fdllt uno 10 einen Setrug i'm Siioen erft re1t
nnnIb9li6 mad3t.
Die rabtfalen Serid)mDrer baben cine rs
ierena nadl IS aibtHgton II ans9ed,rie.
ben, uoriiber ii9 Der rN.e0. 9sralo" iol-
genoermaben ausipridt: ygSir wiinideu,
uuiere anitft Ntemanoem auf3ubrdngen,
bod nare es llidlt better uno patriotiiGer BON
bieen tonangebenoen Stepublifanern, menll
fie cine glelde InSabl tonungebenoer Demo
frateu gu ibrer GonferenS beriefen? 9te Sad)=
1ase lit brobenb, Oieielbe brauht aber Des9alb
nod uift gefGhrlih geuladlt s!l peroeu. Slit
ges II. periDbulibes SanSeln, augenihetnli6e
@erehtigfeit III Der SelanDlung itreiii9er
Tragen merben &lle perI6bnen unc baS Goif
Sufriebenfellen. Do6| iolGe 8eluItate fint
am 2eib.eiten 81 errei6en burd) gemeinidaft
lid)e @onferenSeu BON Staatsnldnnern beioel
9arteien, beren Gntldeibung baa Ganb bern.
higen niirhen. Cine Yartelcouferens berufen
bisBe MIR bic llriaheu gum Geroadlte permeb.
rem. @tn iOlder Sal fann nur bur9 Die
freimiitbise, oKeue S.ratbuns Der StaatS
mdnner beioer Barteten geibi1tet perben."
llnier entbufaitiiher 6 oIlege&ippel
bon Der oBenui. Staatsseituns"-bcr Maar
nit Der 'stove-pipe," ipelder Dor bier Saarer
infDlee Ser Hieberla9e @reelen's Die @alpert
itra6e febrsu mnBte = 1T iber ben Steform
| jies bonn lebten Dienftase bod crfreut Uni
fn9t: @ t5
ags branft Elm Jui me DonnerbaG
Fir ailoeu uro oenoride iibsyaG;
Der SGges uHo gupeeler1eiSeH aug,
llno SamneI 5iebt tn'5 nlBebe 5aus,"
. Sdm, Du innnft iest ruri9 ieip
| Spmmf balo in's ugSeibe- 5dus" bineu,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11

Or. 6eors 6. @prrig,

3abnar5t.
Bat oas (friher non Or. BiuGea beuuste) 9areau
nut Ns. IS, Observation-Disclosures, pertest.
alleArbei garaEtirt. (aug2i, ,t23tsD
ceoe Sa,sbalterin III tolS aui siuen bIbibsn ret=
Sneu Eeppitp in ibrem Narlor ooer Gnberem 2ieb=
Iinasiinmer. Der einSi3e 29es, unt bic Sarbcu lebs
baft I'M 6eppid5 tu MAIDEN, III, ben Staub uno allc
aIberen iremoen GubfaH6ea Su entierreu, rno IN,
Die5es srinolib 3u befperfEeaisen, eebe man Su
soln,es & Saaasau, g,r. 8, stpantraBe, uabe
Dem ,Diarpta Sn Iiitue.s (Seph5, ,3Wt, iSamiD
SsiMSsr SeMtid)en,
BeIocipebe, S1auteIpferbe,
@asen nao Ssarren iiir senaben,
g Gdbubfarren, PuppensS II i1en
uno Elm ausenlencs 4iiortiRient icttler gsaaren gu
Den bilieiten Breien i'm @roBen unb atensn bel oer
.sa!timprsr @asen> s;aoris. @esetiidaft,s
SIR. 80, 0orb=S om arb itraBe.
Die eiusise 5atrit IN Der Stobt. 8eparotureH
auer art Su ansemeiieneu greiieu. (au924,4OiteD
Qamid) ieosn Nsor9s;t BON 1 BIS ubr ssad,=
~ tnittass. Stue's Mtllpaufie't Bier i'm 3dpi,
in 9aplor's Reitauratton,
Gisoer Sfout= uuo @auitroBe,
@Diu. 6. SaBtor,
(Ius22, IS Ditef) @igahtbimer.
gatente tYsseeu fiis GrftnSer ertpir9t.
Grit ua4 grlausuue bes s,atsnts iuerben 9ebdb=
reu bsreduet. 9. 8. & S. =. 5n@aro.
Rr. IS, Secouofra6e, Der Bofi seseniber.
(iSebr2.t2Dtte1 3meissSiirean in SaibirstoI, D.&.
or. Wubsrt5om. Nr. 19, . ii hb.gutatD ira BE
~hebanbelt ipe5tel Gne arautbeiten Der lriu Sr=
game, oisauiide Sdnddbe, nerp0e 9dndtpe. por=
Seitiees glLcr uIo alfe erpeutrantbeiten, ipeidpe
Don iusenoiden llnbeonnen9eitenb berribrsn. aiir3s
lib enttanheue Sranf1eiteu id,nen furirt. 5erren,
iuelbe iidb Or. U. aunertrauen, tonnen i1 periser
batteu, oab iie ipiseuIbatli9 uno oufritia bebdn=
belt nerbeu. Sireauifunoen: S-12 nbr Ui9s., "a
ubr STADIUM. uno Go uhr abbs. (Sebr2i ,t2Iites)
Nte uutersejd)ueten MAIDEN oem Yablifum Die
~Nnsei9e, buB fie Den 9ansen 1eibifaa oes s.. 5.
2am6redjt, 0r. 2B, 80 Ino a2, Wpso=Ssi9bitr.,
tduItb iibsrrommen babeE, unS bitten mn seidltse
4unoihaft.
(Se2t2,3 Nts,j ,j.a.3.D ssoraii & SalB.
Rf5- Dian bsitbe ben
rSuTo Baltimore"
I'LL UMINA TING FIRE PLACE
Heater,
ebe man einea anbcren tauit, Del
s.. 4. BIC SsppD,
(Sept22. f2H2tcT) Sir 49, Gjermlpitr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11
GnleaiaIiidie 2lnsrfent,,sttn.

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3ettun9 in elf Spraben. - Der Saltimo-
rer ~ pDeutid)e Correspondent" bonn pierten
gtouember eutbielt cine gtniprabe yan bic
uuturaltitrten Witbiirger Der Ser. Staaten,"
uuo 5mar in elf ueribieOeueu 9praden,
namltd in So9oeuti9, Blattoeutid, @nss
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Spantid, Boluild9, SGulld, 8Dbulii9 llnb
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aud eine 6ineiiiibe lleberieban9 babel iein
iollen, bann maren mobl init Gusuakme Der
Snbianerlprahe = 10 5iemli9 ale Spraden
in BEN eineu Slatt pertreten gerpeien, bic in
ben Ser. Stuaten geipro9en iperoen. llcbrt>
gems ieben MIR Die 3pedmdbigteit unoYublis
Siruns Der 4nprad)e in 8oluiid) unO Sc.
brGiid nidt Elm !" = gSlr permutbeteu, ba6
unsr college in ct. 9ouls su beiGditist lei,
iont miiroeu mir i'm nit Oer gitte .getrus
belt" habell, Den 4uiruf iiir ms in's Gbines
iiid1e 81 iiberietsn.
& 0as in 2owioatopn, Baltimore Co.,
aridetnenbe DWtarp LAMB Sournal" idjreIbt:
"NeW$paper Ent nterprise.--Col. Fred. Rane, of
the ''German Cores pondent,' baltimore exhibited
considerable enterprise in the issue Of his paper
Saturday, 4th inst, having printed supplement in
which an address to naturallzed voters in Ger
man, English, French. Spanish, Italian. Hebrew.
bohemian, Danish, Polish. Low Dutch and Dutch" :"