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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

Two men were riding in the cars the other
morning, when one asked the other if he
had q pleasant place Of residence. Yes"
was the teply we have seven nice large
rooms oyer a store. '"Ovcr store !
shouldn't think that would be quiet place" +"
ooh !! it is quiet enough. The folks don t
advertise"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02
LIE GREAT WALL OF CHINA.-Tho
great wall of China sras' npSsured IN MANY

LIE GREAT WALL OF CHINA-Thc
great wall Of China ssras' nnrssured IN manv
places by Mr.. Unthank, an American en-.
gagged on survey for Chinese railway -
Ills measure ments give the height at eigh-
teen fcct, and width on top Of fifteen feet.
Every few hundred yards there is tower
twcnty-four feet square, and from twenty
to forty,ti feet high. The foundation Of
the wall is of solid granite Mr.. Unthank
brought with him brick from the wall
which is supposed to have been made 200
years Is. G.. In building this immense
stone fence to keep out the Tarsars. the
builders never attempted to avoid noun.
tains or chasms to save expense. For l 300
miles the wall goes over plain and noun.
tam, and every foot of the foundation is in
solid granite, and the rest Of the structure
solid masonry. In some places the wan is
built up against the bank, or canons, or
preclplccs, where there is n sheer descent
OF 1000 feet Small streams are arched
over but in the larger streams the wall runs
to the waters edge, and tower is built on
each side. On the top of the wall there
are brcastworks, or dcienses, facing i'm and
out, 80 the defending force can pass from
one tower to another without being exposed,
to an enemy from either side To talcu.
lat..- -lhc t!n.e OF building or cost eli this wall
IL beyond human skill. So far as the mag
nitudc Of the work is concerned. it sur
passes cverythin" in ancient or modern
times of which there is any trace. The
pyramids Of Egypt arc nothing compared
to it.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

Men are frequently like tea--tho real
strength and goodness are not properly
drawn on. until they have been in hot
water.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

A FERoCioUs HoRsE.-A telegram from
Petaluma, California, says: "Last nigh
The Man. eater valuable but savage stalt
lion that was brought herevfsen, the East
some time since, heavily ironed, with shack
les on his feet, on account Of his well-known
ferocious nature, got loose and escaped from
his stable. At six o'clock in the morning
man by the name Of Kenny was sent out
to look for the horse, and two hours after
he was discovered dead in the horse track.
where h, had been killed by the stallion
while trying to catch him. The body of
the man was frightfully mutilsted, his
breast being torn! and bitten in most
shocking manner, and disfgured by the
hoofs Of the fierce animal, that after throw.
ing him down had ieyidertly jumped and
trodden upon him, acrushing in his chest
and attacking him swith his teeth. The
wicked and dangeiRus Man.eater, that
seems to be appropriately named, was SUBJ
sequently captured ~ two Mexican va
dueros, and is now sechrels ,lodged in his
stable"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

COLORED NORTALITY.-The extraordi-
nary mortality among negroes of the Uni.
ted States is beginning to arouse attention
at the North, and the New York Times
asks. that the -SonventiotstfsrssSis scasloxzi 4,
people of North Car0ii1a, now in session. 1T
Raleigh shall consider what must be done
to decrease the alarming death rate 1t
seems that in all the large cities where the
negroes have congrcgated since the war the
average of deaths among the blacks is at
least do Ible and sometimes as much as five
times as great as among the whites. In
Richmond, for instance, IA white people
ana % negroes died during the week end
ing August 2S, this year, while the deaths
during the week, in last year, were II whites
and % negroes. Memphis shows Il record
still more startling, for during 1876 G52
whites and 6Ol negroes died which is u
much greater mortality for the ncgro,. chan
in Richmond, because of the larger p. opor-
tion of white people in Memphis But
while this shows that very nearly four times
as many negroes as whites died in 1876, the
mortality reports this year indicate an in-
creased death rate among the doomed COL
ored people, 14S negroes and only 12S white
people having died in Memphis during the
months of July and August last-a proper
ton of five negroes to.onc white man. The
causes OF this excessive mortality arc we'll
understood ; and, though the matter is not
political in itself the negroes have certainly
been brought to this dreadful condition by
politics. IF they had been permitted to re-
maii in agricultural districts, instead of
being encouraged in every way to herd in
1.-The cities for the use of the party which
employed them as voting cattle, this terrible
death rate would never have occurred
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11

NOnbon Z. cSunt.
Sin Correspondent beri6tet bon QIeranz
bria, baB Sic Nus9rabtns bes inter benz
No1nen Der 91abel Der Cleopatra befonnten,
tbetltpeiie perl6ittet 9etpeie11en Obelisfen,
Der mad 2onbon gebrobt per6en io4, iebt
bolenbet lit. 8on Bet Spibe 6es Sbelis=
fen feblt Elm Stid bon o6t3e6n 53oG un6
au9 Bic &anten ftn6 ettpas bel6Goigt ionlt
lit ct md siemlt6 gut erlalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
aritgSfarten al8 Yrdmie.

Gon bieGen Sreunben "unIerer 3etttn9 TT
inns ber Wuni6 mad 9enaueren urto aus
fibrli6eren &arten beS &rte95l9alplabes
ausge0riidt tporben, ais fte in Torm oes
6oIsi6nittes in elmer 3eitutg 9eltefert
ner6en f0nnen. Der 8uni6 lit etn gez
re6ter, lint 10 mebr ais Der &rteg it6 tuabrz
i6ei1li6 piele Ototate, tuertn nt6t Sabre
bin3ieben tpir6. 2luf ber anbern Settle
tpiinI9en mir nt9t, unIere 9eier nit ienem
S6unb bon &artert 81 beldittgen, bic tpte
nit ber 6oI3drt a%us9e9auen eri6einen unb
pomit m a n If 3eitltn9en tire SpaIten
auf Soften bes 2el9aeffs fiaen.
9aber Bdben mir uns enti6lofen, 1tt=
fern 2eiern ais 8rdmte fir 8oraus6e7
sablun9 Die Bette Der bis iebt I'M 8u9Danz
bel eri9ienenet &arten an;ubieten u11b
stuur in elmer iol6en Sorrn, baB ie sur
baternben N%ufbepobrung 9eeignet lit. IS
lit cine bon @miG 9euba9 9e8ei6nete &arte,
20 3oG bod, 26 3ou brett, tpel6e nt6t
blob Die ultmtttelbaren S6aupldBe bes
&rtegs an Bet 9onalt un6 in Sletnaiten,
ionoern au6 mas 5ur 8eurt6etlul1g Der
polttii6en Sage ipeientli6 lift - oieientgen
2Gnber, pel9e i'm nettern 8erlaufe 6e5
&rte9es b%inetn9e5ogen perben f0nrten
Oefterret6, StoIten uno 9euti 6z
lamb aufpeiit. Die &arte 1T iebr iorgz
fGltig ge3et6net un6 in 6orben ousgez
fubrt, 10 6oB fte etuen flaren un6 iofortigen
1eberbItd iber Die &rte9sz un6 poLttti9e
ooge ermogli9t. Sic reidt i'm @eften bis
sur gforblee (Oitenbe) unb I'M Siten bis
iber 6a5 Gaspti6e Meer 1tnau5, 10 bnB
BORT Die @ren5be5iebungen 5tpil6en GtuBz
Lamb, Der Eiirfet unb 8erfiet 9cltau tpies
bergegeben finO.
9ieie &arte, ouf 9eirtpon6 ~anfgesogen,
1dftrt unb nit &oQen berie6en, 10 boB 1e
ft6 gum NufbGngen ait Der Manb etgtet,
bteten mir alien 9erietigen unIerer
Sreunoe eItItd un6 porto
fret ot, iDel6e entipeber (auBer Ser 8ez
rt9tt9urt9 e~ttpaiger GiidltGnbe) einer
Sabr9ang Der 10 D6entIt6en Sui
nots Staats6eitun9 (o6er 6eS r@eiten"O
nit 2 Dollars, o6er Elm 8terteGiabrsz
Announcement auf Die tG9It6e Silt
nois Staats3eitung NIT $3.50 baar be-
3oblen. Sober 2tbonnett, beiien !3eit nod
nt6t ab9elaufen lit, fam ft6 bobur6, 6aB
ct iein Announcement pont 4bGauf beiielz
ben an ouf Elm ~tpeiteres Sobr nit $500
erneuert, Die io%fortige 3uietOun9 bet
&arte it6ern.
Sn6em mir boffen, bur6 bieies Srdnttenz
Nn9ebot ben 8iini6et unierer 2eier e1t=
segen5ufomnen, 5eigen mir OIL, bab mir
6afielbe fir bic gauge 9auer be5 &riegs
aufre6t erbaIten.
Nae 8rtefe a6reiifre man an
Illinois StaatsZeitungs Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
Qepe(6tn.
(Sm 9oufe lester ISOLDE on sic SGinois Stoatsz
!3ettun9 telegropbirt.)
&ric9StttnOf6an.

50 melt ft9 bis iebt urt6eilen ldBt, 6enft
&uBlano gar nt6t oaran, NIT Der Surfet
Srteoen SIT I6lteBet, IS Jet bent unter 8e>
btn9un9en, tpie tie Die 8forte i6tperlt6 e6er
etngeben tDitr0e, ais bis oaS @ritere t6r oett
SUB alf ben gtdden geieBt bat.
Die Gretgniiie duf benz GrtegSl 6duplabe
1T &leinalten tDaren in Der IeBten ISOLDE
ntdt BON tpetttragetDer 8eDeutun9. Die
&uiien ridden be6G6ti9, aber enti6iebelt
r11o %planmdBi8 9e9en Die felten 9ldbe Der
2iirfei1, beren StderDeit BON Sage gu Sage
meDr beoro6t miro, Dor. 2(m 6. os. 1tan6
Der re6te 5liigel Der Guiien BEL SItt ur6
oeifet 9orDut tpar bis 9tnrimur porgebrunz
gen. 9as ruiitide Centrum befanb ft6
bet1t Sogbaultz0 ebirge, ipG6reno Die Be-
toegu1tgen 0es lt1fe1t 6lit9els, tDel6er Our9
eiten 2anOitri6 mari6trt, beiien 8oOenz
bei6aferbeit ben militGrtl6en Sperationen
9roBe !6inOerniiie bereitet, f0rnIid gum
Sttaftano 9e6ra6t tpareit. Cine bonn
6auptfOrper 9etrennte ruiiiide Sruppenz
abtbetlln9 ttG6erte itG ant besei6neten Gage
gSan luno bate Die ~Stpan3ig. Oieilen pom
leBterlt Srte %ettfernt gelegene 8riife ldDn
erret6t.
0ds 6auptquartier Wllf6or 8a16a's
bef1n0 it'd an 6. oS. nit neult 8otQiuonen
Snfanterte BET &oprafoS, Der re6te tiirfii6e
Tliigel, aus 3iparSig 8atailonen Snfantez
rte befte6en6, BET 0eltbaba uno Der lirfe
Sliigel Der Sitrfert, aus iedSebn 8atatuoz
nen Snfanterte 3uIammengeiebt, BEL @uroie
uno Baggage, ettpd ie6S Stu1tben bon @rz
3erunt e%ntfcrnt. 9Ste Derlautet, bot Der tiirz
fti6e Sberbefe6lsba6er bet Ylar1, Die 606en
bon @rSerltm 3t Dert6etbigel1, %auf9e9eben
nno ptrD ft6 dltf Die 8ertbetbtgun9 Der
Seitltn9 ielbit bei6rdnfen. Set1 Giid3ug
tDur0e Our6 baS 8orbrtngen Der &u1ier1
bon Sltt, tpelde Die 8crbtnoul1g 3tpti6e1t
@rserltm uto Srape;ultt beoro9er, Derurz
1ndt.
Die tltrfti6e Qrnee in &leindIien lit
fdledter etn9eilbt, idledter ausgeriiitet uno
idledter nit YroDta1t nerIeben ais Die at
Der Soralt. uebrt9enS madt bic gtatur
bes Samples auf Dem crit beseidneten
Rriegsl6auplabe bteIe WtGr9el i%pentoer be-
beutet6, 0elnt Die strategic lit bort BON
9%eringer, Der unperorDiielte Wtlttb Der
Sruppen 6irge9er Don 9r0Berer 8i4tigfeit
limb an Wutb feblt eS Dem ottomaniiden
Solbntetr, bart1t ittmmen ale &riegsnodz
rtdten therein, lti6t. Die 6%offnun8, bab
Die @roberun9 bon Slt6ltlr1fale etl1e au9ez
netfte @rbebung GS8eo0lferultg I'M Sauz
talus sur Solge Daben iperoe, baben Die
3iirfet aufgeben miiiien, ba Die Gl6srfel :
len lid Dor Ocn 9tuien fir6ten ulto Die
8afelt geitreft Daben.
6ars lit iebt, tpie am 2. 0s. bon Gr5errm
9emeloet ipuroe, DouitGnbig ein9el0lOiien.
SSn Der giadt aItf Den 80. Ofoi seriprengten
Die &ufien bel 8eflia6meD 1000 Wtdnt
tl6erfeiiii6e Jtetterei; lie crbeutcten 3tpet
0el6ltbe, bier Dt1nitionSipage1 unb Stpet
Sdbnen. 8efliabnteo ipurbe eingeGi6ert;
Die 3llrfen licBer 50 1obte auf bent 8arnpf>
plaBe. Die Gerlltite ber Jtuiicn beliefer
1th ant z G0bte lnb 80 0ernunDete. SasDl
Yal6a bertdtcte u1term 20. N1ai bon Sltz
huntfale, 6aB ct nit bier 8ataiQonen Snz
fanterie, bon eiter Ibt9eiluno Gl&erteiien
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11

aneinon6er. 11eber 300 Berlonen iuBen
NIT benz v@ermanta MGnner6or", tpel9er
nt9t MIR 3l iin9en, ionbern audi st unterz
balten berfte6t, gu Tafel. 6err Qleran6er
Stl3off, etn fri6ereS Wit9lte6 6es Gereirs,
CAB be rl6tebene 2teber gum 8eiten ln6
erntete ret6en 8etfau. 6err GIauiientlls,
per Yrdiioent 6es 8ereins, fii6rte BET Slid
BEN gorltB, uro Die 6erren @ntl 606iter
Vt3eprditoent, unb SranS &0I9 fln0trten
als letne @ebtlfen. Morsen ftn6et 6as
Sdr9erfelt nit einem 8icnic urt0 etnem
Sau letnen Qbl6luB. Die Mitglte6er 6es
v@erma1tta UtGtner6orS" ltn6 6es Or
p6eus" tDeroen ant Sam1taq Nddmtttod
nm 3 n9r 40 Wftnuten in gbtcago tpieoer
etntreffen.
QntncD, ST., s. Stunt.
9dS SGn9erfeit ltegt btnter uns. Nue
Sbeilne6mer, bariber farm fem t3tpetfel
belte6en, tperben 6e11elben nod lange nit
8orltebe g~e0enfer1, O1 ft6 Die angene6mIten
@rtnnernngen baran fniipfen. Die 8irz
ger QuincD's 3etgten ii9 ben @Giten 9ez
9eniiber iebr aufmerflam unb boten QQes
auf, benIelben ben Nufent6alt in Der Staot
10 angenebm tpte mO9lt9 5n MAIDEN. 8ez
lonoers ertptes Der 8tr9ermetiter W6tte
ben Sdngern ie0e mOglt6e 3ubortommenz
bett. Ser beutige Seit3ug erregte aLgez
metneS Snterefie; in BEN StraBen brGngte
ft6 bds 8olf. InglIdli9ertpeiie fteate
ft6 un1 BRET 11br 0a6mtttags 9tegentpetter
eth, tDobnr6 8tele %abgebalten tpurben, an
bent Ptdntd t6etl5une6me1t, tpel9es in
Stngletons Barf itattfan6.
Die SabresDeri ammlung Bet berI6te6e>
men @elan9Dercine tpurbe tpdbren6 bes
Nabmtttags u1tter benz 8oriib 6es 6errn
StetntpebeQ abge6alten. IS tpur6e Elm
8ei6luB gefaBt, 6as nd6ite Staatsz SGnz
gerfeit in Bloomington 3u peranitalten I'M
11ebrtgen erle6tgte man feline tpi6ttgen @ez
i6dfte.
Ser groBe 8au, tpel6er Mben6s in Ser
SGngerbaQe itattfano, erfreute it6 ettes
5ablrei6en 8eiu6s. Sis in Sen fribet
Mprgen btnetn 6uloigte man Der lei6tfIBtz
gen U2ule Terplt9ore. I'm 4 ubr Worge1s
tptr0 Der v@ermanta Mdnner6or" bon bier
dbfabren unb UNI 3 16r 40 Wtruten Jta6z
mtttags in Gbtcago eintreffen. 6eute Wforz
gen e1npftng CT cine 0epel6e, tpDrtn t6m
mttget6etlt tpur6e, 6oB bic 0d1nen 6es
geretns bic Observation-Disclosures SGnger BET
tbrer Qnfunft in Ser 8eretns6aae empfdnz
ger tperDen.
&etn @efat9berett 3ei6nete ii6 tpG9ren6
bes SGn9erfefteS me6r ans als BET Ser
mania eGnner6or" un6 feiner getpann 10
raid Die 6er3en MQer; feline Mttslteber
betndbrten ft6 aber olt6 ntdt nur ais bic
beiten SGnger, ionoern au6 ais dtt9enebs
me, bettete @e1eul6after. s.. 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
Statberif@ euaa9eEiI6e @cnera4=
SDttoSe+
s art6age, ST., 4. SUI

Gart6age, ST., 4. Sutt.
Baltor S1lporius Stall er0ffnete Sic
beuttge WDrgenitbun9 Der eDaltgelti6>lu7
tbertl6en General Dnooe. Ser 8eri6t
Der @omntiiiion fir 8erDffclttlthung BON
S6riften 9ab et1ten DouitGnoiQenlteberblid
iiber bic @el6Gfte beS 8erlags6ouIes int
g6ilaoelpbta felt ser Gntitebung beiiel6en.
Sine LANCE, le6bafte Debate entipann it6
llber oenielben. Die Nftipa Des 8erlags7
bauieS belaufen it6 ouf $73, 101 40; bic
Decentralization MIR ouf $15, 1856. Die
Gommt11ton fit NltSbreitung Der Stride
1tnterbrettete tbret 8eri6t, tpel6er lDrgfGl1
ttg tt @rtDd9lllt9 geSogen ipurbe. Die
SDnDOe bel6loB, fiinftt9 ttl1r nod gegen
ge1itgetbe St6er6ett @elb altS5ulet6en.
Serner fam man therein, baB e5 Det Wftlz
ftolten fiinfttg nur u1ter Der 8e6ingung
geitdttet tDer0en Iou, al bic &tr6e 3u OPP
p~elltre1, ta6Dem tie 5ubor Die @tntpiIiz
gu19 ser G%omminton fir MIsbrettung ber
STRIDE ett9ebolt 6abelt.
Yaitor Or. SrtLer bon gSa16ington 6telt
cine 9teoe iber Die ft11an3ieue2age Der STRIDE
0ortlelbit. 0te SDnobe bei6loB, am NOD
item OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN lGl1mtlt6et Stir
den Der Spnooe @el6 GUT l1ntcrlt15un9
Der Wa1Dtngtoter Stride 5u ldrtr1lel1t, nm
otele auf etnen ntabbGngt9en StdnOpuntt
3u ftelen. Der 8ert6t beS NuSl6uiieS
fir Stattittf mar ie6r umfaiielto ltno bers
breitete it6 etnge6enb iber Die frilbern @e7
i6Gfte Der 2utberaner. st mics aus, baB
es Dor 100 Sobren 1tltr 80, Dor so Sabren
nlr $50 Iutbertl6e 8rebiger 1T Den Ger.
Staaten CAB, tpdbrenb it6 beren s3obL gez
gentpdrtt9 altf 1862 belGltft. Gor 80 Sab
relt CAB es in BEN Ser. Stdaten 800 0ez
metnben, tpel6e 5000 Otttglteber 3d9ltelt,
9ege1tpdrtig lit bic l3o6l Ser @enteinoen
a1tf 1920 uno Die Der Ntitglieoer al1f 57O,7
473 an9epa6ien. Oas erite t6eologtl6e
Seminar ipur6e bot le6s5ig Sabret 9ez
grii1tOet, ieBt beiteben IA Sen1tnare, IS
GoQegien urto 30 DDbere Semt1ore. Die
.3a9l Der Deraus9egebel1en euanseltl d zlutbe7
ridden 3ettl6rtften betrdgt IS. 400 Slt7
6er unO Sll9i6rtften ipurben iett ben leb7
ten 90 Sa6ren I'M Sntereiie Der Spltooe
Der0fentli6t.
Nbenbs f~eierte Sic Goinmtiiion fit Ser
Dffentli6un9 bon S6riften ben Sa6reStag
i6rer Sttftung. Cine Mtenge 8el16er
~iteIten ii6 SIT Oer 6eftlt6feit eth; Paltor
81. gilbert Don 8bilabelp6ia Dtelt cine
etnbrufspoQe Inipra9c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
Tranftet6.
Yarts, 4. Stunt

L" oONAtI"
Die 8er6aftung Oupertier5, 8rGitoenten
bes Bartler @emeirberat1s, tpege1 8eletDt7
9ung bes 8rGitbenten Otoc O1o6olt bat
9robeS Qufieben genta6t. Gs 1T gars tn0
gar geleblt6, aber b06it un9etp0bnlt6,
YerlDl1en tpegelt atgeblt6 gelebtpi0rtger
l6rtftlt6er ooer miinDIt6cr NeuBerunger
gcfdrgli6 einsusie6er1. SIN iold)en Sal
let lGBt man Die Ql~ngeflagten getp06nlt6
bis gum 8ro5eB ouf freien SlBen l1n6 perz
langt ni6t etnmaG 8irgi6aft bon ibnen.
Sr bteietn Safe tpuroe lel6It Iold)e nibt
angeno,nmen. 9uDeroter leueret 6te oe>
9et i'm er6obenen ~9lnfla9er. Seine Ser
Daft1l1g bat etnelt iiblen @inorud oenaht,
ba er unter BEN 1tnteren &laiien iebr beGtebt
lit. Gr lit Elm Olann bon ~be6eutenoer 8tl=
6un9 un6 groben Get6tbum. Die qeoer
i'm Doroebradte @(tfla9e lautet auf 8eleiz
btgln0 0es YrGiioenten Der &epublif u1b
NltfreiSun9 3u 8ir9erfrieg unb Oteudelz
moro.
8arts, Z. Stunt.
0rei reptblifanti9e Glub6GuIer ii1o BON
Der YoliSei ipeger l1ebertretung De5 gez
iebeS betreffeno politii6e 8erl a1nmlult9en
gel0loiien tDorben.
Oct G6efreonfteur ser 3u MarleiQes erz
i6einenOen yGgalit6" 1T auf @runO bes
YreBgeleBeS 81 elmer @el66uBe bon 5000
6ranfen rlt6 etnem W2oltat @efdltgniB perz
urtDetlt ipDr0en.
Stctorien Caribou, Ser oramatii9e DID
ter, lit 6urt 0fit9lieoe ser franS0itlGen
Nfaoernte getpGblt lpDroel1. ST. erDielt 10
Sttmmet, pG6reno fir ietten Otitbetperz
Der, ben 6er5o8 O'2t1biffret Basquier, 6eren
II abgc5e6cn Duroen.
Die YrGii0cnten Der 6rei @rlppen ser
2t1tfen btelten belttc cine tpidtige 8e>
rntbrl1g ab, oeren 9%telultat BON 0roBel
Mdbi9ultg seltgt. Wfan bei0loB, @am6etta
ioue bel 8icOererOHnAn8 ber 9lbeeorDz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
IS di9in9tpn, 6. sunni.

ebrtlten gum &rte9sbten1t autl6teben tpirb.
Burlington, 6. Stunt.
Gltgene S9unler, @eneralconiul DerGer.
Staaten in &onltanttnopel, iagt in etnem
8rtefe an bas Staatsmintitertum, BOB oie
turftl6e StaatSf6ulb ii6 auf 927 Ottuioz
men Dollars belauft, iporaltf iG6rli6
IS WtQionen Dollars 3tnien, mebr ais Sic
6Glfte beS 8etrageS iGmmtli9er Ginfiinfte
0eS get6eS, SIT be5ablen 5inb. S6uDler lit
Der Nnft6t, baB, tpenn bas tiirftl6e ST.
tanatpelen nt6t idleuntgit griinb1t6 berz
be1iert un6 2(les get6an ntr6, Inn Bic 1az
tlrlt6en 6Ilfsquellen beS 9atbes st entz
ptdeln, 6eiien ftnan3ieQer Gltin unabz
tpetsbar 1T, ba baS 9ei3it imStaats6ausz
battle nit 1eoem Sabre 5urtmmt.
Gerbten4
8eG9rab, 7. Sum-.
@s beiBt, baB Der Ierbti6e General 9roz
tt6, tDel6er 1oe6en BON elmer Sen6unq
na6 Wien 5uri6gefe6rt lit, BORT 8erii6e5
ru1t9en 9egeben bat, pona6 Ser6ien Bic
f~trengite NeutralitGt beobadbten tpir6, tn
Oer !6offnung, baB Seiterret6 un6 GuB>
Lamb na6 benz Srte6ensi6luiie Bic ler5iz
lden Sntereien l6iben tperoen.
Son ye~nbtba8or tperben baar1trdubenoe
tlrttl6e @reueltbdten beri6tct.
6rtc@ettGattS.
Nt6en, 5. Stunt.
Die BGrteifi6rer baben Dem G0rige bic
Site 0es bon tbnen Deretl1barten neuetWtt=
ntitertums mnterbreitet, tpono6 Gararis
neutrality-suspicious., 9eligeor9tS &riegSmtz
ntiter un6 Winiiter beS 2(etBern unb Goz
%n1onburos Wtniiter beS Snnern un6 6es
unterrt6ts lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
GrMi0em+

(epc5ialOepei@e Der SUinOts @tuutsSeituns.)
Autncp, Sa., s.. Stunt.
Der StoatSz @roBDotn beS 9rutoenorz
6enS lit 6ier tt Stbuug ultb ipG6lte beute
Die f%ol9en6et 8ea1ltten Sid Wlobr, @robz
iefretGr; s.. Srtmaper, @rpBi6aBmeiiter;
Souls 6aat6, @roBnlaridan unb s. 8el1z
singer, @rOB= Snnet>QSade. Die eripGbrz
ten 8eor1ten iino idmmtlt4 III Gbicogo alt7
iGiiig. 6. s..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
500 Der &Sntetm bon SouonS.
S NJ Ooaa q, 3.

6, 8. Sltltt.
Sophie Srieberife Watbilbo, &0nigin
bon 6ouanb, itarb beute int 50. 2ebensz
iabre. Sic mar bic Iodter beS &0nigS
gStlbelm bon @iirtember9 u1O purOe am
II. Stunt 1918 9eboren.
9lm IS. Stunt 1889 Derttdblte ite it9 nit
bent iebi9en S0ntg BON 6oQanD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
Scott.
o m, 10. Stunt

JtU W. III. NOulll.
Ser 9apit 6at, anIGBli6 ietres 5OiGbrtz
gen 8il6ofsiubtldums BENT 8rGit6ente1
Mtac Mabon un6 6em @rafen 3arti6 6as
@roBfre15 bes Srbens 8tus TX. perlieben.
@raf 2arti6 tpar bonn Scatter bon Seltrei9
et9ens na6 &om geianbt tporbett, Tim Dem
81. 8ater 51 ietnem Subtldum @litd GIT
tpiini6en. 8etm @ntpfang polnti6er gtl7
ger, peG6e i6m BON Gorb. 9eoo6otpsfi
borgeiteat purOen, that Der Bapit Ser 8ez
i6perntiie @ripd9ung, nit tpel6en infoI9e
Ser tbnen in ibrer 6eintat6 bereiteten Ser
~folgungen ibre 8tlserfabrt berfnipft eez
tpeien lei, u1b er1nabnte. ite, lebtere 6ur0
@ebete, bic friiber jD6er ipdter gliibenbe
&O6len altf Die !6dlpter tbrer Gerfolger
lammeln miiBte1t, SIT iibertpinDen.
9om, 7. Stunt.
0ie @eI6z@ el6erte, tpel6e Ser 8apit su
ietnem fitnfSi9idbrigen 8tl6ofS> SubilGum
erbtelt, beltefen it6 auf 100000 Sire.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
&rnTnSfi.

ct. Petersburg, 5. Stunt.
Die neuli6e Nl1gabe, baB ser e6emulige
8olenfibrer &rDitnsfi in 9tuBldnb eri6olz
len poroen lei, miro fit aller 8egriinoun9
bar erfl1rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11

1tntertbanen ser Siirfei Sic 8affen fit
biele er9reifen %iolIten, Die Qtusbebung Der
Gbrtiten gum &rie9s6ie1it aufi6teben miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
@e0nptett 4tsto 916einttieat.

= y II . y H. y quit.
Cine Spe5talOepei6e Ser rGinnes" bon
M%leran6rta meloet, 6aB bic 8ebiltgun9en
beS 5pti6en NegDptet unb N%beiiintelt gez
i6loiienen Srteoens in Ser @ieDer6eritel7
lung Der alten @ren5ert, decentralization
8erfebr unb tpe6iellettt9en &%oniularbe=
Sie6ungen beite6en.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-11

lastweeb on one of his flying visits. He seldom
gives than three-or four days at once to Lon
don. and this occasion was no exception to the RUE
II is understood that he has no intention OF return
ing at present TO the United States thinking Paris
n very good place from which 80 edit his paper No
doubt the cable companies agree with him, but New
port may be of another opinion.
And since am referring to journalism, | Will say
that Mr. Brighfs reference to the subject in has eve
ming speech at Bradford, distinctly beside the
mark. He regretted. in the interests of peace that
war was profitable TO the press, and he plainly
meant his hearers 10 infer that expectation of IN
creased profits was the reason, or was one reason
why certain newspapers advocated war. No doubt
The Ddiiy telegraph in his mind, hut believe he
did Injustice even to that paper The motive which
impels il on the mad career it has lately pursued
NAV or NAV not be better motive than the hope
of an augmented circulation. But j think Mr..
Bright is wrong in believing that IT shrcks FOR war
because war would pay" He can hardly know
much about the matter Every London Journalist IS
aware that while war brings him greater sale, II
brings greater expenses; that the scale of expense
has of late been enormously increased, and that 1t
has, in fact, reached point which nothing but the
pressure Of competition would have brought
about, and nothing but the fear Of being
lcf. behind in public reputation would Justify.
In some cases, certainly, II paws, ana mas pIiu ~
least one journal in England owes its present pros
perity in no small measure TO its unparalleled sue
ccSses in the war of 1870 But that journal Is not,
and never has been an advocate of with Russia.
Morcover-aud know nothing in journalism more
curiouS-it has been proved by experience that the
increase Of circulation does not depend necessarily
on the possession of news. The Dqily telegraph, which
had very little special news at that time, increased
its sales more than The DGiIy Nors itself. The same
thing is observable now. The latter journal MAIN
tains ITS superiority though perhaps in rather less
dec1ee but tie circulation of the former was never
so great. Mr.. BRIGHT made no qualification ot hs
statement. If II is true at ALL IL must he taken to
apply to all the leading journals which II notor-
ously does not. The two best London papers are
against war and Of the leading provincial papers, n
decided majority has resisted every proposal OF the
war party with a ygor not inferior TO the yeor dis
played by the best Of the metropolitan press.
&. W. 6,