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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-11-02

A DECISION Of general interest to the
holders of life-insurance policies has
recently been rendered by the United
States Supreme Court. The suits in
question were those of policy-hc lers
residing in Mississippi during the War,
and who were debarred by the War
from renting their annual premiums
against Northern companies, and the
Court held that the companies could
lawfully declare such policies forfeited
by reason Of non-payment, but the as
sured were entitled to the equitable
value of the policies arising from pre-
miums actually paid, this equitable
value being the difference between the
cost Of new policy and the present
value of premiums yet to be paid on
The forfeited policy at the time of the
forfeiture. ...-r. ~. .r...
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-11-02
A CHARGE TO DEATH.

Like all charges made by cavalry up
on indians, this charge of Casper Col
Inns proved futile On reaching the
north end Of the bridge, which was at
least quarter of a mile in length, a
few Indian sharpshooters were found.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-11-02

every bill providing for the assumption
or payment of debts, losses, damages,
claims, or for the refunding of any such
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-11-02

INDIAN AGENT MITCHELL telegraph
ed the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
from Fort Peck, on the 18th, that mes
sengers from Sitting Bulls camp re-
port that the entire body OF hostiles
had crossed the Yellowstone at the
mouth of the Big Horn, en- route for
Fort Peck He adds that they have.
made Overtures for peace, and asks
what course he should pursue. In re-
ply, the Indian Commissioner tele-
graphed that the only conditions Of
peace must be the unconditional sur
render of Sitting-Bull, who wonld be
treated as prisoner of war.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-11-02

A WASHINGTON dispatch says the
presentation of the address from Ire
land TO President Grant, through NIessrs.
O'ConnOr, Power and Parnen, members
of Parliament, has been deferred.
Power and Parnell have been
informed that, according to ETH
quette, the resolutions will have TO
come through the British Minister
here and the State Department to the
President. An obstacle has been found
TO the success Of the first step in the
wording of certain parts of the resolu-
tons. One part cites that, Z" having suf-
fered through seven centuries of tyran-
ny, the Irish people make their greet
ings 10 the United States and
its President" etc. This can
not, it is commended, be passed by with
out an act of disrespect on the part of
President Grant to her Majesty's repre-
sentative. The resolutions are magni-
licent evidences of art and taste, APP
pearing like a plate of purest alabaster,
inlaid with mosaic. They are left In
one Of the rooms of the White House.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-11-02

TIE Official vote of Ohio at the late
election, as published in the Cincinnati
papers, shows the following result:
Fhe whole number of votes cast for
Secretary Of State was 63bo65, Of
which Barnes (Rep0 receiyed zaIz. $50,
Bell Oem) 311,410, and Chapman
Qrohib) 1889. Barnes's plurality,
-6,446. The Repnhijcans eject II. Com
gressmen with aggregate pluralities of
SOFAS the Democrats elect s Congress
men with aggregate pluraGties of %,
SIS. Republican plurality on Congress,
$3.50.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-11-02

A CHErFNNE dispatch Of the Path
says; General Crock, being satisfied
that Red Cloud and-Red Leafs bands
of Sioux were about to depart with a
view of joining the hostiles inthe North,
they having refused to comply with
orders to come into the Agency to re-
ceive raions, determined on.disarming
then, and at daylight on, the morsing
Of the Esd inst, General McKinzie,
with eight companies of the Fourth
Cavalry, successfully. surrounded these
two bands, consisting of 800 lodges,
and captured bucks, squaws and ponies,
without firing shot, and they were
marched into the Agency after having
been disarmed and dismounted. Spot
ted Tail, who has evinced an unswerv-
ing loyalty TO the whites, was made
head chief and Red Cloud deposed, and
Spotted Tail and Little Wound have
agreed to furnish General Crook with
all the warriors he may need to coop
crate with him in.the coming campaign,
which will be inaugursted at once.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-11-02

ANOTHER revolution occurred in San
Domingo on the 9Th, President Es poillat
being deposed to make place for ex-
President Gonzales. There was no
bloodshed, the late President not being
able, apparently, to offer any resistance.
Some of the northern provinces, it is
said, refuse to recognize the new Gov
-ernment,~and there may yet be some
lighting between The adherents of the
rival Presidents. ....5 a Irs s.r.- De- .
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-11-02

TnE managers Of the Chicago and
Paducah Railway have purchased the
charter Of the Decatur and State Lire
Railway, with the intention, it is said,
Of at once constructing the connecting
links for n through line from Chicago
to st. Louis The location of the new
road viii be midway between the Chi
oago and Alton ard the Illinois Central,
and it will be when completed the
shortest railway line between the two
cities. f-'r'r -
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-11-02

T
The President of The Charleston
Chamber OF Commerce, the Methodist,
Catholic and Episcopal Bishops, the
leading Presbyterian, Lutheran, Baptist
and Jewish ministers, and the Presi-
dents of the National and other banks
in Charleston have united in an address
on the condition Of South Carolina, 70
the people Of the United States, which
denies that the white people of South
Carolina are disloyal and disaf-
fected- to- the United q States
Goverhment; that any part of the State
is in Instruction; that the law can not
be duly enforced within the limits OF
the State; that any lawful cause exists
for Federal interference; that the white
people OF The State are disafected- TO-
wards the colored people or desire to
infringe on their political OF civil rights;
that the rifle clubs in the State are COM
binations against the law, or that in the
recent race collision the white people
have been the aggressors.
- q n ~ IL = T. " s.
President GEEET has issued 4 proc
lamation, designating Thursday, Nov.
80. as 2 day for national than kspiyinw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-04
2ofnlberidlfc anS VEoiNinotot.

Us I'm H. ). .Att0Uer.-Or. {Sleudl
@rabam, elm after 8iir3er, larb plGBltf I'M
llbr 9eitern gtadmittag III ieiner 28Obuuug
9tr. 416, Stem JtrleH= 2tUcnuc, al Scr3traaiz
belt.
= I'm llbr beute Ror0en mur0c in Der
Spe5cret 6anoluug Res loru. Same8 9.
gSmGro8, gir. 3O4, y&elps Oort.2lue R.z28.,
6euer eutoedt. Ser 4larm muroe iOfort qes
geben mo Oa8 Teucr gel0ift, che e8 erpGbs
nen8mertbRn Sd]a0en aurt9ten tOnte.
- Sn Der am Sonntag8 ,2lbeu6e itGttges
funoenen Suiommtuug Der y8eabObp Cite
rarg~ AIoctation" puroen folQeuoe 8enmea
ermGblt: 81. Nbratom5 YrdiiOent, 8. @an5
Slice YrdIiOent, 8. .. alelnmanu BrOtoioQ-
fiibrer, a. gSaiermauH Gtu0uSiefrGtdr, {.
Jteid literarti1er Sritlter, Ut. SdbnleiH 9les
9iiieur.
= Sr. g. Q8. 6or8brg lcitcte beute our6
ieine 2lumdlte cine GdGoeueriattlage gegen
S. y. &ege.ri8 uuo beieu @attIu ain. Der
Sld9er le9t oar, oaB er oa8 erite Stodmcrt
oeS bGuie8 an peG @de Der 8. uuo . SuaBe
3u @eidJdft8jUedcn gemietbet bate, mabreno
Der Yerflagte i'm 0ariiberltcgeuOen Stod=
perfe einen BIQaro Salou bttrieb. 2lm 9.
september D. $. ioQ Der Sertl0gte Ous Q8uie
ier IN benz QSaid3immer luuieH gelaHeu ba-
unO &alfiiberjug on Der &Cde oc8 omuuter
tefiurlthen 3jmmCr8 l0'te, mOOur6 oerielbc
berabfel un0 einen Shautaitcn Dc8 &ldgcrs
sertrimmerte. 0r. 6or8berg beaniprud)t oeB
baIb etnen Staoeueriab pom $500.
= Der &eretn Der y2lrmee Oe8 2enneHee"
bielt geliern Qbeno cine 8riammluug in Dem
,Gbbitt 6ouie," nm bic 8Orbereituugeu fir
Die gnt9iiuuu9 oerUcBbarjon~ Statue, weIhc
am IS. .. Di. auf ScOtt- Squaye Dor itd
9ebt, 5u UeroOllitdnOtgen.
IS wuroe bcaloieu, bic@ercmoutc'uiu Der
!, ,,2ncolns0alle" ab3ubaIteu. @ouucrneu
Qennijou miro tic 8elpiufommuuug5 &eOe
bal.eu. lleber 1000 Gtnlaoungen ituo abges
idIidt poroen, oarunter piele Gu Sen. Wtacz
Bberion'8 Stafens2ameruOen gu g8elt= POiHt,
melAe III Ger coui0ORrirten Armce 0lcnttn.
General 0te9nclOs, wel1er DtcBberiOn'5
2eld)e Quf benz Sdllad)tieloe fanO, mur0e ais
jpe5teller SAT- oeS YeretnS eiuged0en.
(8eorgetonn.) - Sertr0m >jOn35 uHh So
ieph y8bite, meld)e I'm l lllr gcltern frit9
Ueriud)t battcu, eineu &labrudl IN Oen Spez
;cretlaOen baS 0rn. GbomaS ". gieg all Der
8riOgeitroBe 3u Uerijben, mur0cn 9elterH per-
baitet uuO auf 80 Gage III 0a5 @lrLcitsBcu5
npid,ift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-04

iln6 Sitten Der 2anoesbepobncr Suianmen-
qeiebt lit. Die Otitglieoer bieIer ScrIammz
lung miiiien fld) Our6 oorbertge 6anbluu9en
ibr 3ltrauen erlporben baben. 0;eier Bunft
mub tief uns eingebeno oou ben Winiftern,
pelhe oas @rgebniB ibrer &rJrteruug unierer
8eitdtigung unterbretten, unteriudlt mer0en.
@tuer Der Semeggriinbe, tpelde ole Sdpie.
rigfeiten Setreff5 Der genauen Iusfibr,lng
Der @eiete i6affen, lit Die Sermenoung M.
fdbiger Mteniden, Die 2lbicbuug uno Der be,
ltGnoige &ed)iel Der Nngeftellten obue iraeno
einen iiid)baltigeu @rlluo. 0ieles Spltem
brin9t fir bic Staatsgei9dftc uno fir ben
Staat lelber peroerbltd]e fSolgen nit iid).
6olglid) gilt e8, fir iegliGen StaatSsueig
SpeSla!ttaten 5u idafien uno fir NlleS
9ruEOloie &6Iebun9en aber iinO 81 uernlel-
ben.
Die Serpaltung muB auf oIiSer 9run6z
lage aufgebaut merbeu, unO Serantportlid).
felt iol fir ale 0tiniiter, 9roBe nno fleine
6unfttondre, leber in ieinen QSirfun98 98freiie,
bergeitellt iueroen. Die materielleu uno mo-
raltIden Sorti6ritte, Die in ben europGiifen
Snoultrte'n errungen tuorpen, fno oas grz
gebniB Der Iraft uno oss lluterrd)ts; MN
iiuh, @ott iei 0anf, alle Die &iaiIeu unierer
llntertbancn nit nirfliGer Suteli9en, be-
gait uno ie0er 9lrt bon 6ortidritt getpa9ien.
Die IuS0ebnung oe8 0heutlid)en llnterrihteS
lit alio iebr bringfih nuo pihtig, uno baber
ioa man Obne 3eitperluit oarnab tra6ten,
Die gu bieler NuSDebnung notbmenoigen
0taBregeln 3u ergreifeu. Solgltb mirb man
oa8 gitOget bes 0ifentli6sn llnterri6t5zWti-
utiterium8 permebren niien. 2lud miro
man Die finansiele nuo biirgerlif;e Scrmal.
tung5reIornl Der Silapets CBroulnseu) auf
ben 9runblagen, lpeid)e Die mirflid)en Ser
maltungss unO 6inan5reformeu Der Regie=
ring Oaritellen, begtnnen miifen. Sett nos
rt9em Sabre beftnben fid bic Sersegomiua
uno 8osnien, 9anf ben @in9ebungen etuiQer
llebelmollenosr, in 4uiruhr. Serbten bat
iid) bieiem Sunbe an9eiGlcfeu. SnbeB lit
ba8 8lut, Oas auf beioeu Selteu 9eaoTen,
oas glut Der &inoer eine8 SaterlanOes. Die
Sorticeung bieies .3uaanbeS 1T cine Gueue
oes SAuler5es uno bee tiefcn 8etriibniB fir
mid. 9u pirit bic nothpenhi9en uuo ptrfs
ianen WaBre9eln ergreifen, nm bieier traurt.
gen Sage Elm @noe SIT MAIDEN. SD beltdtige
alte SertrGge, Die nit beireunoeten Dtationen
qeiIloIien w0rben. 0u mirit bet6uoig an
ibrer Beoba9tung uuo ooGitGnotseu Grill
lung arbeiten un0 alle beine Grdite Der ge=
feitigung Inb &nttpidelung unlerer 9uten
Se5iebung nit Den freuoen Staaten wiomen.
9ieS Itnb rneine aufri9ti9en gSiinid1e unO
abi9ten. Ot6ge @ott uniere 9lnftrengun.
qen nit Grfolg frDnen !"
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IelegraYlJ:i9e 9cpsi5cae.
(8eridlte oer
aIioeiirten 8reIie" fir ben nGorrCip
SSSalanes 9e9&idjsx
s1ms Ser muoes0enttaos.


btugton, 3. Sftober. - 0ie 0tz
ftrift8anmdlte babeu bis lebt nod feline B1o=
seIIc, inter ben 8cror6nungen 0e5 bon Dem
Snlanoi.euerz@ @ommiIIGr erlaiienen @irfular8
in BeiuQ auf bic @infou1Hent ell1gez
leitet. 9ie gcamten erfldren, DaB ftc bcoeus
teube 8ctrdge fir Die SnnoeSfoiie burd b;eie
Seroronung 81 er6telen boffen, felen jeoodl
III 2lbreOe, baB oa8 @trfular auf 0ouoernenr
Eiloen 9euiinSt mar.
= 4m Sonntag Nbcno uno qeitern reiiten
Uiele Qngeltellte, Oercn 2Sobaorte iid1 IN SAlo
ooer Snotaua beftnoeu, III tbre @cihGtb, I'M
81 ittmmen.
-0te @onlmiiEon 6lottenoift3 ft3iertn, BE-
rem IrGIoent 4omuul G0rter lit un0 peidle
cine Seratbung aniteueu iol, oh es 3pcdmdz
Btq lei, ir1euO peld)e Der bcitebenbcn Slotttn,
BQub0fc QufSu6ebeu, uuO feruer Ob e3 rath
lam lei, elm Slotteuz z0Ien0e3uou5 auf @of'
ipm S5lano, Spbce.S8lano o0er irgenO einen
auoereu Buntte al ser SGite Don SeOrgia Su
ariinten, ueriamnelte iis] heute i'll Der 9Sob=
nrnq beS Abn1iral8 Yortcr III oteler Sta0t.
Sdmmtlid)e lRtt9lleoer ruareu anmeien0.
Glnc 3uidrift an oa8 6lotten0cpartemeut
mur0e entmorfen, IN melGer Mittbeilrngcn
in Be5ug auf Die Gturi9tungen Der Oeri9e<
benen 6lottenbaub0ie, Die 3tcie Der benadIz
burten @emGfier Ii. /. NJ. perlanat toerO'n.
Die @onluttiiiOn mtro mebrere Gage in Sttz
suna bletben uno Na8 9feiultat ibrer STban0z
luugen oem 6lottenietretdr beriflten, r0eldJer
Oafelbe Denl @ongreIie pOrle9en wirb.
- GetretGr MOniq reti'te bcute gtGdmit-
tag uad Ybllabelpbia ab.
- @S perlaEtet, OoB cine meitere Summc
in Sb!tsatiouen, wabrldeinlidl in 8erage
Don S10,OGO,OOO, in uugefdhr elmer g8ofe
5ur @iul0iuuq beoroert tueroen iolleu.
- Q9tb. Ybillpp 9. 5oufe, Elm friiheres
@on9reBs@itgleO aus SulnOls, farb beute
in 6ieler StaOt.
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9crmtfd)te tele8r3pBiid)e 9e-
ncHHHff


= Der ,0ti6mono gnquirec," ociieu Ser
0iienttidung Dor einigcn 8ohen etugeitelt
luuroe, tit bente fir $500 on Or. S. @.
Seattle uerfauit moroen. g8 mer0eu &ns
itrengun9en gem0dt, baS Sournal 6ru.
Seattie lpieoer ub3ufauien, I'M c8 i'm Sutez
reiie Der repnbIitanliden Yartct erideincE 5u
lciieu.
= Sn Dem SunbeSbeSmfsgeridt SIT ct.
GoulS lit Der Sertauf Der n0iiiiOuriz Bacitc-"
uuO Der ,2(tlauttc> 8acifc.8abn" beitdtigt
moroeu. Nian gtaubt. oGB ale 2lnipriibe
Der gtttleuinbabcr Our9 Oieie Befdtlgung
mertbio8 gematbt weroeI.
= TtOoOp'S uno Saufep'8 8ctUariamm~
lungen in @bicago meroen tGgltd bon 8au'
ienoen Yeriouen beu4t, uuO Die adIie Der
oguan9eliiten" erbdlt jcOenfau5 cinen beNeu'
tcnoen tdglidcn 3ui4uB.
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slms GDtma nno S5apa4.

g)ofob nj q, IA. Septbr. - Oa8 Sldga
Qenidtff y8enneiiee" BON oem afiatNher
@edwaber Qiua am 8. Sept. nad) @beioo ab
Der 0umpftr y&eariage" giug al oemielbeu
Gage mad SlaOiuoitod.
Da8 lluterncbmen etner QnSa6l hineTjder
9aui(eate, etne 9ampierlinie 5mti6eu Chang.
bat uuO j0paneitiaen6dfen 5u trridteH, idlug
fetl uno lit aut9egeben tporeen.
Die auBCrorOeuttld)e 0ta6fragc mad Sei6e
hat fd) gelegt, nm bic 8reiie ituO iniolge
9eiien etma5 gefaQeu. Der ldbrlidJe 2ln-
fauf DON Setoenraupeneisrn 0nr6 europdiid)e
SGufleute hat angeiangeu uuo e8 berridJt gross
EtGttqTeit in bieiem @eid)dftsSneiQe.
Sapan Itebt jeBt in beltdnriger SerbjuDuug
nit &orea, Die @tnmobuer oe5 Qebteren itlles
BEN ftt] ieoofl nod INNER Don benz 8ertebre
nit @uropdcrn ab. Sin iapaIefii6er Dam.
pier periant am L. Sept. auf einem 3tnnen-
gemGiicr, rno eS 9tngen mebrefe Nteni9enIe'
ben perloreu.
Song SONG, IA. Sept. - Die iuuereu
lIuruben i'm diueiiifeu 0teihe geplnnen an
llmfang. Su olelen 8rouinSen fluo Snur.
rettiouen i'll @ange uuo aus oleu @eQen0eu
rueroeu ltorbangrtffe aui bic drtitlideu Sin.
geboreneu gentelDet. Sn ben n0rollfen 9es
geHoen herrid5t nod tmmer 0unger8nOtb.
@5 miro gemelOet, oaB 3mtid5cn Der Wann-
ihait oe8 brtttden &anonenboot5 rSminger"
uno Den giugebOreneu an Der Siiite uOu @Orea
elm 3uiammeutoB itattfano. Die Sffi3iere
oe5 ,Swinger" peiqern ith, iibcr Die 2liialre
Su reGen. Die oiplomatiiAen Sertreter Der
duberen Ntdhte inO gegenmdrttg III @befoO
periammelt uno 2i,6ung=@ Chang fam am IS.
4uguit ca ielbit on, I'M init 6rn. SboS. QSa6e,
benz cngliihen @eianoten, III ge3ug auf Ole
gunanzNffaire su uuterbauoeIu. Wan glaubt
iett, OaB bie Ainetidle &e9ierung trOb tbre8
langeu Strdubeu8 nSoroeruugen @n9lano'
na9geben miro un6 ouB DE befiir9teter
6ein0ieli9feiten unterbleiben iperoeu. 81:
Sung Chang, DER diueiiibe Staatsiefretdr
hat iid), ieitOem er in @befoo eiutrnf, einea
Ie6r oeriDbuli9en 8enebmenS befletBi8t. 81
beiu6te bic i'm 6afeu lie9enOen europdiideu
Sriegsidiffe unb peraultaltete elm Sanfett Al
@bren Der @eI6ditstrdger bon 9euti6laub,
gnglanb, 6rnufretd, 1lmertfa, 0tuBlano
SpQuien uno Seltreih unb Der 8efeblsbabel
Der Srieasi6iffe. Das &eiultat Der Ser.
banolunSen Smii6en 9rn. .8aoe unO 2i<6uug'
@haua lit nod niht betannt. @tel 4ufleber
create iebob ein 8eIebl beS britti6en Sc
Iantteu, rucld]er Die @tnftellun9 oeS Setriebs
Der @iienbabn BON Gban9bai ans lpdbrent
Der llnterbanoluu9en auoronete.
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Gin glad,Ivtel 3t Oent 8anfra1tbs
@crSudIe III Tortbfielo, Wtiun.
Gin 4Snlf4{fT prSGAnsSc41

Q t. 9 Qu l, Wltnn., 8. OttOber. = Der
@oli3tit 6enrp &aOerif 9inq beHte frti4 na9sr
all Die gSaae OeS 9efdu9ntiieS 5u 6airbanf,
0tinn., beran, ais erlaubt mar, unO muroe
infolge OeIien uou Oelu 8dGter ourd Oas
6ers geifoiien unO au9cnblidIiA getGbtet.
Sn bem @efdngniiie werOen bic beriidtigten
@ebriioer DOun8er, peld)e Dor etlihen 3agen
nit mebreren 8enOiien Oln Santranboeriu6
Su giortbftelo ueriibten, in Saft geBalten.
Die Boli3iiten batteu Sefebl, fa in qenit.
genter gntfernung BON benz 9efdn9niiie 81
halten.
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Summer 238.

Giner 9cpeI6e au8 8udaret sufolgc
berriht cine 6unJer8uotb inter ben @mwobr
uerE in Der GegenO BON 8atat. Die titrti-
ide 8egieruHg Derlangt tbre &rnOteIteuern
unb erlqubt Den @inmobncru ni6t, ibr Sc.
traioe 5u oreiden, bis Die Steuern be3ablt
iiuo.-@ine 0epeide aus Gapice uel6et, OaB
auf Dem @ute Se8 9tobt. 2lbbott Habe Salo-
ntdlt 4 0torOtbaten te9angen moroeH ituo.
Ser Brima8 einer Der 9Drfer uno ieiue
Satin befinoen itdJ inter ben grmorbeten.
Siele anoere Ntorotbaten meroeu gemeloet.
Der yBefber Qopo," Oa8 Organ Oe8 @raien
9lHOraiIp, oer0ffentlidte geitern etnen Grtlrel,
III meldem Die Notbmenoigfeit balsele9t
muroe, puB Seitreidb iid] ge9en Die Sntrtgpcn
9fuBlanO'S ucrtbeioige.
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Sel1tmoro att 8ra0c ether
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q lOY o II, 3. SttOber.- WteBQer,
Jfamcn5 5afOb 20mb, me(her on Der @de
Der l. @pcuue uuo 46. StraBe mobute, Ielqte
bcute bsu ueberreiten ieiner Sd]meiter naA
@reenmoo0z@emcterp. 2llS bic 2ei9e in 0o8
@rab biuabgeentt mur, 5og er eine Bitole
nnO jagte ft Dor ben 2lugeu aQer 2elotras
gen0eu elue &u9el burd Den &Opf. @r rruroe
IN Elm 9Oipital gebradt, no CT am abenb
dGrI,
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Scr Tn0iouersSlricd.

OutUtEVFEHFBrEE IIII VEFFVIF 1FStstW s5elU3NB.
bicago, 5. SftOber.-Sn Dem 6aupts
quartiere oe5 Generals Sberioau miro qe,
melOet, baB BON ben @OmmuuOO's Der gene,
rdle @root unO Germ feline nthtigeH Nad.
ri9ten eiugelaufen iino. 0ie&ruppen weroen
NIT neueu gSafeu mo Yierben ausger!iifet,
uno ein ncuer SelbSug ioq in 8tpei 8Oden
er1ffnet merben. 0tan 9laubt, oaB ,Stttina
guQ" Td) auf Dem Warid]e naf) gtoroen be-
fiuoet, uno oas britiife Sebiet gu erretden
5,,rJ
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Nte @ehI 3Il @oInrann.

Oenper, Sol, 8. Stt.-3mei gertd,te
ans oeridicoenen Bunfteu oes StaQteS bcu.
ten an, buB Die gSahl frieolid1 perltef. 9os
Totum 1T 0a8 itGrtIte, rpelte8 le in Colorado
abscgeben trur6e. gfadridlteu, uelde bis
nm llhr yiadnlittag8 eingelaufen maren,
er9ebeu beoeutCnGe republifanii6e @eminne
allcutbalben 9egtn Die QSabl in 1874. Der
SorItber he8 republifaniiden Staat5s@omi.
te'S beanlYrndt ben Staat nit elmer 0taiorts
tat BON 1000 Stimnlen uno cine Wfebrbeit
bon 40 Sttnmen III Der 8eietqetung.
Die folgenoen 8eridte iiuO auf elnen Ser
9le1t III Der lSaol in 1874, 6urG] rpeldle Der
Democrat Yattericn nit einer Wtebrbeit BON
1853 Stimmeu III Den @ongreB geuGtlt NOR
ben, gegriinOet: Arapohoe.& &ountD ermGblt
oaS 0anSe republtfantide Stdet nit 500 Mia=
ioritit, republiTaniIGer 9eminn GAS; Setter
lou=@Ouutp CAB cine republifaniide Wte6rheit
bon 60, republtfaniidler @eipiun 2l3; @ils
pir', SoNlber~, &lear @reef., parf, un0 Gls
pa5o.@ountp gaben ebenfalls republitqniid)e
Otalortt0teu. <5n Bueblos@ouutp erbtelten
Die 9emOfraten cine Webrbeit bon 100 Stint>
men.
9o5 2(nimo8. Gountp giebt etac Scmofra.
tlI6e 0iebrbelt BON 800; bemotgatii6er Ser
luIt 73.
Scnt' @Ountp gebt nit 100 Stimmeu Webrs
belt oemotrattid); OemOtratii1er Serlut 80.
(Spdter.) Die Nepublifaner bebaupteu,
cine entihteOeue Utaiorttdt i'm 5taate crbo(>
ten, iOpte ibr gauSe8 Staatstidet unO allc
@cn3reB- Dtitgleoer erpdblt un6 cine Mebr-
leit in Der StaatS.@eiegJebuHg 9eiiAert Su
bQben,
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9er an9e6Itd ateuentoeGte 9lamet
,,Unlfou4"

gSaibingto II, 8. Sftober.-0ie 9(fro.
nomeu oes SlottensSbirroatorium5 babeu
iurerbalb Der leBten 5wet Gage uOn Sonren=
aufgang bis Communicating aufnerfiame
8eOba6tungeu Gugeiiellt, I'm ben augebliAsn
ucuen Ylaneten ;, ,Yultan" uu0 oeiien 0urds
gang iber Die Souncnj6eibe lpabr3Unebmcn.
Bis iebt ifnO iie ieOOd nod nt6t i'm StanOe
geipeien, bic GrtiteuS ienc8 Blaneten feltiu=
iteren unO itnO Oaber genetgt, Die GrlIteu3
oeiielbeu I'll be3meifeln. Die l66rflten 8Cle8s
fope. bieielben meld)e pcr Spct Sabren bei'm
Dur6aang Der ;, SEEMS" I'M @ebraud maren,
murhen benugt, Isbod obne alien Grfo!g.
Die Seobad:ungen meroen nl6tSocitomeulger
mebrere Gage ioltgeiett nerOen.
@rofelior 26eber, EN- 6euti6er AitrOnom,
berldltete, bab er ant 4. Npril D. s. 5u Bedelo
einen neuen Q8eltt1rper in Ger gtdhe Der Soune
eutredt babe, uuO pr. 2eucrier, 0reftor oeS
9tational Sbierpatorium8 BON Sraufretd, i,
Sog iofort ben S6luB, oaB 0er QBelttDrper Der
Blanet Sultan lei, meldler IT'D, ME man an
uimn1t, Smiid)en benz Blancten Uterfur unO
Der Come bemegt. @r foroerte oe5balbi aqe
afronomii9en Snfitute auf, JaAfori9ungen
an5uitellen. Sr. yeoerier propbe3eite, OaB
Der Ourdgang oe8 neuentoedten Blaneten &C..
tern ODER 1eute itattfinoeu miiroe; oa jeood
Die Ior0fGltiQltcn SeOba6tnngen Ger fdhl9iten
QFronomen i'll oem bteiigeu Sberpatorium
fem 9leiuttat batten, 10 9laubt man. 0aB 8ro
feilor lSeber Ild tquldlte.
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Oltt8 9RsfinSfett.

Sapanna, 3. Sttbr.-@in MorO 2(tttu=
tat 1T auf ben 8r6toentcu Garal Don 6aph
ucriibt woroeE; Der BrGitoeut entfam leoodl
obne Berlctung. Sen. SaIomon, Der 6iibz
rer Der reuolutlonaren 8artet, bat itd) pou
Stngton, Samatta, MD 4ort oil Prtnce
einQeidlifit.
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SHoro hc,,n, spnrtenSn;eYe

@be1e 8. Sttoter. : Sas. 8at.
terS wurbe baute bon &obt. Sallaro su ga,
ranicz@ttp geibofien uno an9enblidfidl 9e.
tDotet. Ser Streit eutftanb iiber Gin aarte1.
ipiel. Seloe Sstbeillsten iinp gteger,
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Scr iGrinnsfLrff.

g en- Dort, 5. Sttbr, - @el0 letdlt
gu Il. QBediel rubig 5u 4.S3. Sob
IbloB III 1O93-l1O. BunbeszS zSbligatiOneu
ibloiieu lebbait uuo itetigcr; 81er Coupons
1174; 65cr l13; meme l128; 67er 1154; 68cr
1174; neue SInfer 114!; 10.40er Coupons
l151, 2ltheu iGllofen lebbait unb itetiges;
V.sy. gentral 98a; &rie o.; Safe Sbore "a;
508. &entrat 8O4; 8ittSburg 854; Rorths
2Seitern 34S; 0rior. 59a; 0tot>S8lanb 99B.
llnteridlaB0nt5 8ilanS: Sob $4O,573,s
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JsrniKNe1

Bangor, Mte., 8. SftOber.-Die Dminz
nel<Miible III SlO,Sowu, gigentbum Der
S6. @ba8. y. 2oro uno gllfre0 Gea1ier aus
Bangor, brannte gefern abeuO ab. 0er
YerlIit betrdst $4,000, ole SerTderung