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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26

were elected, . large number OF them
being negroes, the club being mixed
white end black. The officers are Chas
L. Fisher, President; Richard Clenden.
Ii, Charlss w. Tempel, Morris Wolf
Sandy Wicklihe tcol.l, Andrew Johnson
lcol) ~. .: Austin, Secretary; N ---,
Corresponding Secretary. Mr.. August
and William Hammer (col.), sergeants-
Major Charles Hill, Auditors clerk,
at . salary OF 5000 per year, with $500
for travelling expenses, has been making
tour OF the State, ostensibly for the
purpose OF investigating the books OF
the tax collectors, but in reality organic
ing Union Rights Stop, Councils ol
Freedom, and other similar secret Or
ganizations, TO gain Radical votes. He
was last heard OF In Natchitoches orat.
ing profusely. The reason why the tax
collectors cannot settle with the State
IL. says Mr.. Sholtz, Acting Auditor, be-
cause Mr.. Hill and the other examiners
and clerks OF the Auditor have not yet
had time TO examine their books, aud
the reason why Mr.. Hill-and the others
also, we suppose not had this time
is, because they have been too busy with
speeches and Councils Of Freedom to
attend to such Insignificant matters as
their duties.
At meeting Of the Twelfth Ward,
parish Of Natchitoches, to consider the
inaniier and mode Of electing delegates
to the Parish Convention, it was re.
solved that the delegates should be
elected by ballot, and there should be
at the same time a pOpu ar vote on the
numerous parochial candidates before
the people, and that those candidates
for paroohisl Offices who received the
majority Of the whole vote cast at this
primary election should be declared
the choice Of the ward. It WAS then
resolved that twenty-one names should
DO selected as candidates Tor delegates
number seven are to be selected at the
primary election.
The Natchitoches Radicals had a
meeting at Carroll Jones', Monday, Aug.
II. Speeches were made by Shedrick
Brown, ]. q. Ours, Blunt and others.
They were said to be exceedingly vio-
lent and blood-thirsty. The color line
Was ardently advocated as the only
hope OF the negroes. "Stand to your
color" was the text Of Browns sermon,
and even axes, war and bloodshed were
talked Of In case they could not other
wise succeed. Blunt, who bosses the
parish OF N&tohitoches, pretends to be
afraid Of his life, and has commissioned
his negro friends to revenge him, il he
falls, by burning the town of Natcbi-
toches. In fine, from the speeches made
at Campte, Carroll Jones and other
places, the Radicals have grown fearful
Of the result in Natchitoohes, so many
negroes have joined the Democratic
party and--just rs we prOphesied-ar
trying TO stir up war and turmoil to in
validate the vote OF the parish II they
cannot succeed In carrying 1t.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26

Editor of the Enquirer-Simeon E
Snider, Of the vicinity Of Clifton, Union
county, Indiana, has solved the grea,
mystery Of the hog cholera. which has
been sweeping so many thousands oi
hogs annually. 1t Is nothing more than
too large collections OF worms in them.
On the 18th Of August, 1876, after nearly
all OF our hogs had died, was drench-
ing one that had been lingering for
several weeks. 1t died in the operation.
/ Immediately dissected it and found
forty-two worms in its throttle leading
from Its throat to its stomach All that
was In the stomach was a dark muddy
substance. All the rest was all right
This throttle was literally filled with
worms. 90 that no food could enter the
stomach. Please let the world know Of
worm medicine and save their hogs.
SIMON F. SNrDER,
A reader Of your paper, and have been
Taising hogs forty eight years.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26

The quality 1t the RICE turned out by this
MILL is uosurpassed. It ho5 daily capacity
OF $50 barrels, nni the work performed will be
guarsnte I'd 70 eapai i noa surpess that of any
mill in the sout't. Mills HE This have brough
Louisiana Rice uI,tp The standard OF the finest
and choicest grades u tarolna Rice. As an
indication Of the widely extended and increas-
Ing popularity OF these Mills It's receipts have
increased up to sixty thousand barrels annu-
ally. All the latest modern appliances up TO
date have been introduced and capacity ex-
tended So that planters who ship to us can have
their product ready for market in the shortest
possible time
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26

LOWER COAST-Per steamer Frazer-
16 SKIS rough rice.
LOWER COAST Per steamer Martha
80 bbls rice 300 SKIS rough rice
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26

SoUTHwEsr Pass. La, Aug. 26, 1876
TO Captain G. W. Howell. Corps of Engineers
y. q. A.:
Depth Of channel at mean low tide. 1sh feet
lea1t width for that depth. 90 feet
High tide at Z. m.
height shove mean low tide, AZ feet.
QsptA Of water 1t high tide. lsx feet.
Bottom soft.
G. II. ELWELL. Master Esseyons.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26
River n ews.
Orv1cS NEw ORLEANS DEMo,nA1.

Saturday. August 2e ts76.-l2 m. !
The undersix ned, In assulnihx charge oi IN,
hiver Department Of the DAILY DEMoCRAT, re.
specially solieits from his steamboat friends q
continuance OF the patronage SO literally az
tended during his connection with the New Or
leans Drescenf and Bulletin
GEO. J. DUNCAN
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26
By Railroad.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
-2i5 SKIS oil cake 10 ties hams so bbls whisky 572
bbIs rosin 20 hhds bacon Is bxs d n.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26
CT. VINCENT COLLEGE.
CAPE GIRARDEAU. MO

CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO-
This College. incorporated b. the Nkgislature
Of Is43 with the privilege Of fonferring diplomas
is under the direction OF the Fathers of the Con-
gregation Of the Mission. The plan Of instruc-
and Commerce
The opening Of Classes will take place on the
4th Of September.
TERMS:
Board Tuition. Washing Medical Attend
ance and Medicines. per year. -. $3.50 90
Payments made semi-annu nually and In advance
For more ample information. address the
COLLEGE, or the agent NJ. J. MITCHELL.
Cashier of Mutual National Bank. jy20ts1
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26
i---7s
BAYOU SARA
OUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIvER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
REGULAR OUACHITA RIVER WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at p. m.
rlenton oSndaifh ana Iii 1aUdinIs ~ H.
and Ouachita rivers-The fine. light
draft passenger steamer
WILLIE.
TN place Of Ouachita Belle and Lessie Tayl0rJ
II. A. Blanks master.
will leave as above, making connections With
light draft steamers for all the tributary streams,
For freight or pttssake apply OF board,or 10
Capt F. A. BLANKS. President,
No. Canal, corner Delta street.
HITE h CAHLIN, BRITTON & EPPLER.
ADAMS IL WORK. LORD d McPEAKE. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26
Receipts last Evening.

HAyANA-Por steamship Ia ppahannock--
1900 bxs sugar.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26
UPPER COAST.
OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR INDEPENDENT OPEf.OUSAS
IACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at s p. m.
Commencing WEDNEsDAY,. August d. ls7s.-
r. - FOX WASHINGTON, OPEIUU-
49, sgsAk kss sas. T. rt Barre. simmspon, Church.
vile aud ali landings on tbe Cost.
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Courtableau-Th0
new and light draft passsngsT steamer
M. Kenison. master. Eug. Quatrevaux. clerk,
leaves rs above. connecting at Simmsport With
light draft boats. giving through bills lading 70
Bayou des 9laizes. For freight or passage Ap-
ply on board, on to ADAMS d WORK. IA S
anIe Agents, Commercial Alley.
INDEPENDENT OPELOULA6 WEEKLY
PACKET. ~
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ct 5 D. N.
49, FOR WASHINGTON. FORT
yv=sa<<<.sSi $3.50 Barry Churchville. Bayou Dee
Big Bend Landing. Old River. and all intsfmss
liate pOints-The light-drsft paasenger steamer
ROWT. YOUNG, -s
1n place of bt. Mary
W. Fl. Daniel, master. J. b. schmidt clork
For freight or passaxe apply on board, or to
HfTE & CABIN. Tchoupitoulas
Connecting at Simmsport with steamer 6allie
for BAYOU Dss Giaizet. deis Inn
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OrFroE N. o. DEMoonAr. |
Saturday. August 26, 1876. I
MON ETARY.
NEw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearings. Balances.
august 20 ss.s.-ss.....s S"vs"fo - e'e'sf' v'
Same time last week. sss7e4s 90 se2.s71 %
Total last week ...... % 223,755 ~ sl4s,ss9 81
Total week bef0ro.., 3.922.173 IL sNl s666 IT
The money market is unchanged,
We continue to quote exceptional paper at go
- per cent per annum discount, Al do. at 1d@12.
and second grade mt l5@1s First-elsss mort
cages rule et gdto per cent per annum, while
second grade are entirely nominal.
Gold continues to rule at 11101ills, against Ill
at New York.
Sterling bill nf ladnR and Al clear bills are
still quoted at 537nb3s bank ut -ed5H nd bank
unter rate ta5Ab.
Francs continue to rule Mt 4.7ts for CONNER
cial and nominal fpr bunk
The banks are still checking on NewYork at !
per cent premium, and commercial sight Is still
quoted Mt 3-G.
Stocks are dull
state consos are quiet et 568 8@57A
Premium bonds areStll quoted at 81 s@3tA
COMMERCIAL.
COTTON-The market Is inanimate. but we
notice safes thus far OF $50 bales at still easier
prres but nothing has transplred yet " estab-
lish n further decline In quotations. Tho dis
patches report Liverpool quot tions mt the pre-.
vous Decline with sales Of only 5000 bales, and
arrivals uniet and steady Havre dull ut u de-
cline Of frarie and New York quiet at yester-
days quotation for spots and partially lac lower
for futures.
Yesterday when the sales proper embraced 1876
bales the market closed at the following
quotations.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26

Receipts this Morning.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Carrie Thorn
-492 SKIS rough rice.
HOUMA PLANTATION--pcr steamer W J
Poitsvent-s6i skis rough rices -
BATON ROUGE Per steamer st john
bales cotton 30s SKIS rough rico.
by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
bbis lime.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r R.
9bales cotton 203 SKIS rough rice 64 head cattle
s13,1G2 80 in specie.
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr G. Wtipple. Hunter, for Bay Islands In
ballast
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26
MAXINE NEWS.
n. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Aug. 2s 1876.

Arrived this Morning.
FIR ship Louise ct Rose, Dubose, l5 days from
Havre, in ballast. TO PPou 2 Son I'D dis 20.
STEAMBOATS,.
Carrie A, Thorn. O'Pry. from Lower Coast.
w J Poitevent, Ruiz fin Houma Plantation.
81 John. Bergeron. from Baton Rouge.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26

Nos. 80, Dl and 03 Tchoupitouias street.
au2l 2m
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26
Ry RnilrDasls
Arrived last Evening

Steamship Chas w Lord. Cotton. from Havana
to Il A Yorke-2d dis 10.
STEAMBOATS,
Martha Bassett. from Lower Coast
J Il Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26
POLITICAL.

z
NDTfCE-.AH Political Notices ,u,fst be patd
fbr IN Advanc~. This r"te 1Ni be Nrscffy od-
hesed ~.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26
MILLING 2ATES u:

Eight Sacks Of Bran Furnished to
Planters for Every 100 Barrels OF Rice
Received.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26

party Suou6us tuoI ,WCIC Jo0tlu8. Uut IL
soon became apparent that II they did
not fold up their traps and steal away
from there IL would soon bo too warm
for them. So they quietly and quickly
left without organizing any club.
On Saturday, 18th instant, after dark.
Ephraham Armstrong. coiored, while
riding along the road between the resi-
dences OF Gov. Wickliffe and Mr.. Aron-
stein, near st. Francisville, West Fell
ciana, was shot dead by some unknown
party. Armstrong was an industrious.
hard working man and stood high In the
community, and was, We understand, a
member OF q country ward, Democratic
club. It Is feared that this was politi-
cal murder and the beginning Of the
Radical campaign in the parish where,
IL they cannot get negro voters, they
will at least nullify their votes In this
summary manner.
The Radical Senatorial Convention
Of the Fourteenth Senatorial District
--Ouachita and Caldwell-meets at
Monroe, Saturday, August 26. The
Eighteenth Judicial District Conven-
land-meets at the same place and time.
Geo. b. Hamlet-St. Charles Theatre
Hamlet-is the almost certain choice for
Senator. His career as chairman of the
credential committee and his apt. man.
agement OF credentials would seem 70 fit
him we'll for the position Of Radical
Senator.
The Tilden Reform Club, st. Francis
vile, West Feliciana, held : large meet
ing In Social Hall, Monday. August Il.
Speeches were made By W. W. Leake,
Samuel J. Powell and Geo. Ogden (col.
At the meeting the officers Of the club
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26

c. n. ELWELL. Master Esseyons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-09-22

beite @ebtet fir bic GiumtIdunq Der republi.
tantlGen Yarteis8 8oIiset unter beren 9ireftor
oem Prafoenten @rant; bort 1T Die befe
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Su ba1onnettireu, unS Sie fir Sapcs nit Der
Sptse oes SGbelS aus pem Snmpfe heraus
5u arbeiten.
&ubt9 unb friebli9 batten iitl inn poriaen
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geitaltet. Bon uielen Srten pernabm man
ole oerlopnll@fen nno freunoliGfeu @euBe=
Inn9en Ge9en ben ytorbeu, uno le nGber 0as
SentenntalsSagr berau lam, uno nod mebr
mt Dem anbruf SefeIbcI mureen Die
nntollsfreunSlidlen II. frieoItebenben Demon
nratlonen entlhleeener un6 enorudsuoler.
ilno plOslltl unb obne alle llriade ioQte bic
ler Sultano ht IN etnen bGuiiten Birrmarr
llno IN meme tetuSieItse Stimmung Qeqen ben
gtoroen nno ge9en Die Union perpanoelt
Daben! $50 itf NeuBerunqen b6ren laiicn
loutef' aus pel9en man eine lol1e Ser
manolun9 bcmeiien nil, oa fam es nid)t
pioBll9 NM obne alle llriafe basu qefom.
men letn. Ste llrlabe lit bic Nufbeberei Der
Ns9er, Die ith auf Commando orer aufae<
itad)elt ourd Die GrlaIIe ces SrieasIehetGrs
uno @eneral Sberman's, ibrer pollen giir.
ger'Srelbelt be6ienen molleu, 9aruuter bere
neben iie, pie ieOcr Stlaue, Der eben Die
Sette brad, 3ii9eGOfafstt.
@lhe partet ODER cine politiIdJe SrQanis
latlon uno l9re Slibrer, lpeld)e iidl iOldler
gfltfel oeotenen, he Sebtn mo Gtaentbum,
@eles II. eIptltlatlon in 6rage HELEN, iollten
oon telneln patrtotti6Jeu Biirger nod lGnQer
mCroe1. IGe 0tefornl- unp Ser.
naltllnQSra9en treten 9e9en Die etne gtotb.
menOtgfett IN ben 6iutergrunb. Zen repu6s
lttanll9en Parteifiibrern mug bic oeipotiide
Dta9t gencmmen meroen, san;e Staaten
nad9 Selteben ibrer Sdbfoerpaltung su bsrauz
pen, unO iie elmer Saredsnsberri6aft All uns
lerIuerten, pie man fte uuf Der Snicl Santi
~ lener turdltbaren 3eit erGebte, ais Die gte-
Der oalslblt ben gSeiBen ni9t bios bic Serrz
l@alt nahmen, ionoeru iie nit 6rau uEb&iuo
naiIafrirten. (Bb. 9em.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-09-22
Die S1raOe Der 800 =Geaptps" TIT
YbtIaoelpbtG. - Cine t1npos
S01tte concentration,

Bbtl DeIp "a, 20. Septbr. - Die
8Grabe bes ,llnabbdngigen Sroen8 Der SOOz
6eQoms," mel6e beute itattfano, mar bic
tmpoiantcite, nelde Ourd) oteien Sroen Oer-
anItaltet murbe. Die 2ln3abl Der Ditglieoer,
welte al Der BrO;eiiiOn tbetluabmeu, uirO
ouf 5,OOO-2O,OOO 9eifGtt. 9aS 2Setter
lieB ytihts 81 miiniten iibrlg, unO bic Strns
Sen maren ihon 5u friiAer Qtorgeutunoe nit
elmer Oid}ten Menlhenmeuge beleBt. Die per-
'die0eneH 2ogen 9emGbrten eiueu berrliteu
glnbIid, uuO bic rei9en 9tcgulien biloetcu
etnen pOrtbeilbafteu@Ont Su ben id)mar3en
InSitQen, tpeiBen Welten uno leioenen 0iiten.
9as Battalion Der Batriar6en uno anOere
uniformtrte 9elegctionen mad)ten ebenfaus
erneu giinltigenginorud unb 3ogen allgemetne
AufmertIamfeit auf itd). Die Sceue um
Sroaomap Dor oem NbmaridIe mar eine uus
beifreibliA 9roBartige; Die mOgenoeu Soltss
maiieu, peldle Die StraBe talt ungaugbar
luahten, perliebeu Der DENOMINATION eineu
aufregennen @barufter. Ser Abmari1 e.
folgte menige Dtinuten naf II ubr iiber be
pOrgedriebene 6oute nad) Der groben Srt=
biine in Der gfGbe oeS SauptgebGuoeS, no
bic idlleBlifen &eremonte'n pOasoaen pur.
ben. AlS tie Spiee oe5 3uges bel oem
Saupt9ebGnbe antar1, purOe berielbe bon
eIner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Henmen9e bemtut0mmz
net, meld|e fd) ais 2uidlauer eingefuuOen
bate. 9eni9ten8 $4,000 Neni6en maren
bier in einem Sreie uuigeiteut, lnnerbalb
mel6es bic langen Retbeu Der Otitaiteoer
nit ibrcn blanten Shmertern, reidleu Sniigs
nien uno ietoenen 8annern ibren Stanopnnft
nabmeu. Su Ger Otitte Der groBen Srlbiine
batten ii6 bic berpouagenbitenNfitglieber oes
Sroens perlammelt. Die @r- -@roBmeilter,
Batriar6en uno Sertreter Der 9roBlo qen ron
4merita unb Dem 2luslanoe, 6rn. s. S5ene's
Ruiifcorps, Der bieli9e ySdnoels rnS SapSn-
Serein" &C. befun0en it9 ebenfalls auf Der
Sribiiue. - &l8 @eremonienmeifter iuEqirte
@rs@roBmeifer Siaut 81. Sbapparb.
0uSYrO9ramm murbe burf Snfrumentolz
muIit BON Srn. Seue's Sapeue er6finet.
Sine Sefbpmne nurOe oarauf BON Dem, ,6anz
OeI' unO SupOnzSsrein" 9slungeu un0 Johann
Elm @ebet bon benz @roB &aplan s. gB.
Yeuuble geiproden. Ser y6GnoeL unS
Sunon> Serein" trug cine Sbe Dor; iOlgaioe
6errcn bielten Saranf aureeen: gSnl. CLIFTON,
@rs@rOBs9ire BON Diafia9uietts, als Ser
trGter res Sfeus; BlInott 8. be SauIIure,
@r @roB.Sire uon SiIO.&aroltna, ols Ser.
treter bts Siioens; Iathan HOrtar, @roB.
ReprGientaut pon SaltfOrrien, ais Sertreter
Ses 29efens, unb Sobn a.SadiOn, @r.@r06z
&eprGientant Don Ataine, ais &erreter ess
] gter1ens, 9tad SseHplSnna Der &saeR lpHrOe
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lGn0liidSf6le 1tilO NSrrNrc6,rr,

u u OFT ~. Septbr. -s9er yteQCr
Oa0lo y. Beterion crmoroete belte Utordeu
III lemer 9SObuuu9 on Der SarterItraFe Ieiue
gtattreiie, ole gtegerim Soiepbrue Relln, init
elner Sfeere, meld]e er ibr in bic SdlGfe
bobrte. &lS llriade Der Sbat miro giferiutt
aH9egeben. BeteriOn ilt Ocrbaftet moreen,
Bort : beitcr, R..O., 20. Sept.-ytuz
tbanlel 9lgbee, ein 30 idbriger Ieoiqer Otanu
unO eln po9lbGbenOer @inmobner BON IRaz
maroncdr lunrOe am 0tontng 9lbenO auf benz
SaDn9elclie III Der gidbe Der 9tems 9toheQes
station toOt9efuHOeu. @r iiibrte qen0bnlid,
cine betrd6tIlfe Summe @elo bel itd,, un6
man glaubt OabCr, oaB er Oa8 Spfer eineS
8anbmoroe8 puroe. gne lunge, ttefe 8unoe
betanO lt6 i'll lRinem 0tIden, unO in ieiueu
&nld]en 10no man mir eiuen Sent.
Rorfolf, Swg., 81. Sept.-9ie Qeidhe
etae8 @rtruatenen murOe beute in Der Rdbe
BON OlosBotut=@Omfort aufgefun0eu uno
bierber gebratt. Pupiere, welde in BEN 9qs
lben oeS SelforbeHen gefunOen lpur6eu, ben.
ten an, OaB berielbe g8. u. &auilcr beiBt uuO
aus BOrt'Republic, Sirg., ltammt.
Suffa / o, 20. September. - gtue Ius
3aBl 5c9er, Welfe aui eiuem @eriiae Der
v@entrol-@ar.BOrt8" in DIT Buffalo arbei-
teten, ltitr3te geiteru Abeuo infolae beS Biz
iammenbrcdlen5 0eS @eriiteS auf ben 8o6eu
berob, unO Alle muroen beOentlid, smei Der.
Ie(beu tOotlld berlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-09-22

Serbattnuaen Oor5unebmen. Sie iollten uaG)
ytoroen 9eben, no eS iebr uiele b6Ie 0tGnner
9ebe, meld)e iie Oerbaften f0uuten. (9eldhter
aut Setteu Der SnOianer). ,,9feO @louo" fore
oerte oorauf Or. 9aniels, gtaior 6Onaro
uuo Soleph 8ismett auf nit ieiuen iunqem
Srteaern, melde mad Dem mSnoiunerterritorium
gel9tdt peroeH ioaten, Su gebeu, uuo be;eids
nete s. s. Boulder, Qntolne Sanes, 8ill
gOmlano Sant &liforO Soob 8anSou,
Srant Solpag uno Relie Woran als Dol
metidler, mel6e Die Geile mitmadlen ioIieu.
gReO Dog" iagte, Die Snoianer miiroen feline
0otumente unterSetfnGn, bis ibre Qboeiautr
ten suritdgetehrt uno bis Die 6Guptlinae in
2SaihIngton gemeieu ieien uno nit benz ,,aros
Ben"SatCr periOnlt9 geiprO9eu bdtten. ,,BIad
Goal" Der 6Guptling Der Qrapqboes, bride
oteie!beu aniidlteH aus. 8i6of gSbipple
ermtocrte ben 5nolanerH, Der ,groBe &ater"
Oerlan9e, oaB ite i9rlftlld oa3u einutui0teu,
NAG oen Dtliiourt 9tiuer Su 3leben. SIM
sale lte Der 6orSerung ni1t sutiprdder,
muroen ite feline meitcrtn 3atlonen erbalten,
uno er oraHg naber in iie, iogleidb na6 Der
Sudtebr ibrer Ibgeiauoteu mad Dem Snoia=
nerterrltorlum aububreden. 0lidter Sat-
loror Anmalt oeS Departments bes Suuern,
belt ebenfall5 cine 0iCOe; che er ieood1 aeera
oct bate, brafte Sitting Suq, ," EN- 6duptz
ling Der Dgallauu'S bic JtatbsuerIammluna
5uln Sd)IuB, tnoem CT erfldrte, es iet nodII
3elt 9enng ubrlg, I'M Die 6raee III beipred,eu,
gta9 Der Seratbung muroeu Gebcnsmlttel uEs
ter Die Snolaner uertbsilt.
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96S SOScsurtbctt itbcr ,,S0antlz
tptUn" 01tSaeSnrD61efa

IS b II D | p } a, 20. September. -
@eiern gtudmittag beiu9ten Die @roBqes
i9morenen IN 8e9leituug elmer Qn3Qbl 8uus
neSbeGmter Die uuttr Dem Namen ,,5hautus
tOwn" befannte QOfalttdt, Tim Su ermitteln,
melde Der Sratterbucen abgcriiieu perOeu
iOllteu. 9eute Wiorgeu erfatteten Die Sc
idmorenen Oem @eridte ibren Beribt, IN
iueldlem Die @ebduoe in Orei &lafIeu abQe,
tbeilt wcrOen, nGmlif: griteu8, iolfe, melde
obne @rlaubniB errtdltet muroell; 3rueiteus,
iolhe, pelAe auf @enebmi9ung Ser 8auz
SnipeftOrcn erridtet murOen, uno Drltteus,
iOlfe, nelfe uui @eHebmtguug res Sta0t,
rathS anfg;fiibrt muroen. Sic @ei6morenen
emptehlcn, paB Die @ebdu0e Der bei0en eritcu
Ilaiicn iOgIeidJ abgerlfen wiirOen, IuO ii
Sc5ug auf Die Der leBtereu SlaiIe, 6aB Der
gtnpor Die 2tu9elegeubeit III @rmd9ung
3tehe. Gs murOe enti@ieoen, oNB Die cons
Oemntrtcn @ebdube am nddfcu Treitage De-
molirt merOen oleu. Die 4breiBung muloe
bis 5u Oteicm Sage peri1Obeu, mn Die ON
nGdten &onuerit0ge itattftuOenOe ipesleue
Sdtularfetcr beS Staate5 gtew. gors nid]t 5u
beelntrddltigeu.
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Ser .S.s0. &er1Io" u.tS ole tpIt.
f1IC1e SifitGftuft

0adoem bsr yN..Y. 9eralO" icit mehrercn
8od)en eutid)ieoeH auf republifauii1er Selte
aeffanoen nno i'll perihieOeneu Nrtlfein io,
oar Oiiene madte, eifrig fir D9o1es uHo STE
form" in's 3eug III 9ebeu, brGAte oerleIbe
plSblid, aeitern einen 2eitartifel, rpatar ge.
rabeiu cine S1penfuuc perrdtb; jeeeufalls
uerSen ba pl0sli9 Der repub!itaniifen Bartet
98abrbeiten aeiagt, meldle ile bon telnerl
ibrer Srgane 81 bTren befomnt. Ii. be etnsm
Bar.eiblatte grdoeiu Gls pofuerratb ausg:'
Iest percen miiroen. Der O0sralo" ihrelbt:
uSn Den SlGttern miro OteIfad berl4tet,
oaB, els Sr. gGbeeier, Der republtflull0e
&anbioat iiir Die Sicez YrGfoentIdaft, bieler
Eage IN SermOnt cine ieincr Dteoen pom
UblItigeH SsmOe" bielt, er oaOurd 10 pteie
republ,faniide StIrlm9ebcr oeQontirte, oGB
bic Iblidle republltauiide Webrbeit id Oem
betrehenoen Stdot9sn beoeuteuo uerminoert
tuuroe. SSir piiiCH nidt 9euau, oh 9ieeS
mabr III ober uidlt, bod iit es immerbin
9batlate, bag bic 5tepublitancr in bieem
Sabre beDeutenoe SerIufte in 8ymout hat.
ten I'M Scr9lclh gu ibrtm Totum in irdbe.
rem SdbreH. Sb fibrigens in 6iejem ipesieis
len Saas iuahr oesr falldD, unYnelieLhalt
wabr tit eS, oa6 cus ShrpiBSen oes beridtta,
ten ybluti9en Semoes" IN pieIer &lmpaane
ben Hspnbltianern 3auieHbe BON Stimmen
daoen miro. Gas iollte 10 iein, HnS es piro
10 isiH. Sc sibt Gbsile bss 2anpss, in be
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Iagrs-arnigkeitra.

Die ausGieferuug beS Sftret d. i.
/ den Suft5flit d. things 0eopoIo
u ettel mar uor9eltern in gterp> 9ort pteOer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm Sber9eridte.
@ie bercltS erWGhnt, mur6e bte9tnaeIeeeubey
bem gfi9ter2SeItbrOOt unttrbreitetr uH6 Oteisr
entidieO am Sreitase, paB Der @eilugene ei,
nen Antrag auf ieine @ntlafuug fellen oiirfe,
uno Swar Oesbalb, neil co Gage lsit ieintnl
SerbDre Dor einem SunOescommifdr Oeritriz
den fnp, ebe Sdritte 81 ieiner IIsIicferung
getbau wurpen. Su Der 3piideu,eit wurbe
es YrdfOeut @ruut unteridSt, Elm 9etret CUR
auslieierung gtettel's Su tepiat8en, luO Dem
@teatsietretGr, CiM iOlbeS 9etret anssufelti.
gen. ytaf einem idu9eren Blai0 1ber muroen
Die rpeitsren Ssr9auOlungIa bic 6reitas, ben
29. Septbr., perta9t.
Sn @btca9O molten ii6 Die Iatroieu
bic SHubletnng lbres Sc 9eIObnes BON 81 SO
uuf sl.25Ani6t 9cfaIeu lafen HnO febeu
aus.