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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-10-12
WHAT THE WITS SAY.
Notwithstanding the hard times, postae

Notwithstanding the hard times, postag
stamps remain at par Yonksrs Gazette.
What shall it prophet man if he hay
a hundred wives and has to die and leav'
'em alb. Young.
Many thanks for that little poem OF
"Autumn," but guano and piano won'
rhyme in our type.-St. Louis Journal.
The popular air in Howard's command
usually played at dress parade, is said to be
i" Not for Joseph. ."-Bagtimore Gazette.
A Newport gentleman named his race.
horse "Dead- head" The result was that
| all the other horses "passed" him.-Bos,
ton Com. Bulletin.
The Danbury Neaos says in view of the
fact that fly lays twenty thousand eggs
in single season, it is a pity it could not
be grated on hen.
Ruff1ed shirt fronts are in style again,
and now masculin1ty is sighing for recipe
70 keep gravy and cookie crumbs out of the
folds.-Fggton Times.
This appears to be an "off" year with
presidents of savings banks. They are
"off" to Europe with most of the cash of
the institute utions.-Norristown Herald.
A Mississippi doctor has found sub
stitute for quinine. He binds lump of
ice on patients spine, and the shakes let
go and start for Arkansas. Detroit Free
Press.
Hale will at once rebuild his bogus piano
factory, as the thousands of people who are
satisfied if the legs Of piano are carved
and curved must have something to meet
their ideas.
Why should the spirit ofmortal be proud ?
has stood pretty well the wear and tear of
a conundrum's experience but tougher
one is why should barber eat onions p
Worcester Press.
When you are tired of twirling your
thumb sit down and see how fast you can
say, "Shoes and socks shock Susan in an
inexplicable manner, and inexorably she
ceaseth sheathing her Shoes"
When woman makes up her mind that
a hen shall not set, and the hen makes up
her mind that she will, the irresistible
meets the immovable, and every law of
nature is broken or prevented. Boston
Traveller.
The king Of Sweden has sent to America
for a cabinet organ, but it is understood
that strong efforts will be made to persuade
him to take an accordeon instead. No OPP
portunity to get one of those denominations
out of the country should be missed.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-10-12

SHOOTING LIGHT.-The London Times
says one of the most simple and ingenious
contrivances for the purpose of investing
a fleet with zone of light, through which
no enemy could pass without being OBJ
served, has been devised by III. Ferdinand
Silas, of Vienna. This consists of an mex
tinguishable lightning shell. similar to a
common shell, which can be made to fit
any gun, and accordingly projected to any
distance. The projectile consists of three
parts, one within the other. Within the
shell proper is a lining of wet sponge, and
within this is glass bottle which fills the
whole cavity, the bottom of the shell un-
screwing to admit of its entrance. This
bottle is filled with various charges of
phosphide, none of which, however, is to
be less than 10 pounds. A small channel
is bored through the sharp point of the
shell, in order to allow the air to mix freely
with the wet sponge, and there are a
couple of apertures in the head, which are
plugged with wooden shoppers covered
with leather. Through the movable bottom
Of the shell steel striker is inserted, which
is fitted with spring and communicate
with the glass bottle within. When the
light shell is fired the spring striker is
driven forward by the explosion, like gas
check, and SO breaks the bottle the water
contained in the jacket sponge then pene-
trates through the broken glass and satu-
rates the phosphide phosphureted hydro
gen is Immediately generated in large
quantities, BY the pressure Of which the
shoppers are forced out, and two streams
of Illuminating matter are poured upon the
sea. The light burns with great hrilliancy
| for considerable time, and is claimed to
| be inextlnguishable.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-10-12

USE OF THE TELEPHoNE.-During re-
cent visit to Cleveland, says the American
Manufacturer, we found the telephone IN
use in a numberof Offices, and conversation
heing carried on between them and their
manufactures at distances varying from
one to seven miles, this, too, in an ordinary
voice, with no particular effort except for
distinct pronunciation. The Cleveland
Paper Company has fairly domesticated
this new discovery in their offices in con-
nection with their different mills. + j.
also in use by The Standard Oil Co, Union
IRON Works, Cleveland Transfer Co, Cleve.
land Iron Co. Leader Printing CO.. hhodes
ID 90. and other firms, while orders are pc
filed as fast as it is found convenient to Dc
the work.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-10-12
Something about the Great Clock at the
Houses Of Parliament.

The clock at the Houses of Parliament
has been stopped, and big Ben" will not
be heard again until about the 18th of
September. He sounded his last note at
8 o'clock, but the clock was not stopped
until 12 o'clock, and the feurteen-feet
minute hand records that time. Only once
before have the hands been stopped this
happened through heavy fall of snow.
Though all kinds of rumors have been
circulated in reference to the stoppage of
the clock, the cause is very simple. 1t is
in order to allow the workmen to erect a
scaffold in the clockroom for the purpose
of repainting and decorating, and while
the repairs are going on the works of the
clock will be cleaned.
In recent lecture on the peculiarities Of
the Westminster great clock, delivered by
Edward Beckett Denison before the mem
bers of the British Horological Institute,
it was stated that the dial of the clock was
% feet in diameter, the area exactly 400
square feet, and the fall of the weight IT'S
feet. There are five bells for Ginning, and
the respective weights of the four smaller
bells are tons, So hundredweight, 80 hun
dredweight and 20 hundredweight. The
weight of the hammer is hundredweight.
It ought to be 8 hundredweight, and until
the bell cracked the hammer which was in
use did weigh eight hundredweight. The
winding up of the going part takes ten
minutes, but the winding up of the striking
parts-the quarter part and the hour part
takes five hours each, and this has to be
done twice week. The error of the clock
amounts TO only one second for eighty
three days. The weight Of tho pendulum
is $50 pounds, and it can be accelerated
second day by putting on an ounce
weight The figures on the enamel
transparent dial are two feet in length.
The works Of the clock are in 5horough-
going repair, and the framework bears the
following inscription 6 This clock made
in the year of our Lord 1864, by Frederick
Dent, of the Strand and Royal Exchange,
clockmaker to the Queen, flom the design
of Edmund Beckett Denison, @. c." Just
above the clockroom is situated the bell
tower, now undergoing repairs. In the
centre hangs Big Ben, surrounded by the
four smaller bells already alluded to. The
bell is beautifully chased, and bears an
inscription around the lower rim: "This
bell, weighing Is tons, II hundredweight,
Is pounds, was cast by George Mears, of
Whitechapel, for the clock OF the House
of Parliament, under the direction of Ed
mund Beckett Deniscn, @. c., in the
twenty-first year of the reign of Queen
Victoria, and in the year of our Lord
1856"
The fracture in the bell SO much talked
about is situated near the rim, and facing
St. Thomas's Hospital. Tt extends 1s
inches upward. A few years ago piece
OF metal, measuring in length 81 inches
and 5 inches in depth, was cut away to
prevent vibration. The bells circumfer-
ence is exactly ~ feet, and It's height 8
feet inches.
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A gentleman gave party in honor of q
distinguished missionary lately returned
from bis field Of work. The ladies appeared
with very decollete dresses. and as his hest
feared the style might shock his reverence,
he apologized to him for it, saying that
fashion demanded it. Oh, don't mind
it at all. 2 replied the missionary: g have
been ten years among the savages.'
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-10-12
POETRY
ON NAMES.

In Christian climes Mary the garland wears
Rebecca sweetens on Hebrews ear;
Quakers for Enre Priscilla are more clear:
And the light Gaul by amonrous Ninon sweaIs
Among the lesser lights, how Lucy shines!
What air of fragrance Rosamond throws roundl
How like hymn doth sweet Cecilia sound!
Of Martha and of Abigail few lines
Have Dragged in verse Of coarsest household stuff
Should homely Joan be fashioned, But can
You Barbara resist, or Marian?
And is not Clare for love excuse enough?
Yet, by my faith in numbers, profess
These all than Saxon Edith please me less.
james Lamb.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-10-12
"HoME THEY BROUGHT" ETC.

Home they brought her sailor son,
Grown a man across the sea;
Tall and broad, and black his beard,
And hoafsc Of voice as man may be.
Hand to shake and mouth to kiss,
Both he offer'd ere he spoke.
But she said What man is this,
Come to play a.sorry joker"
Then they praised him -cal'd him " smart
"Tightest lad that ever slept"
But her son she did not know,
And she neither smiled nor wept
Rose, nurse of ninety years,
Set pigeon pie in sight,
She saw him eat '''Tis he! it's he!'
She knew him by his appetite
--SaUyer.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-10-12

Archibald Forbes, war correspondent
Of the London Nens, receives salary Of
s., ,009 war or no war.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-10-12
Terms Payable Invariably in advance.
NEWspApFR nFc1srnNa

One feaI...... co
Thee Months. so
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-14

Der mtberli DE 2obaliSmuS s i'm
Norben pelder fait nod uuausitebli6er
| 1T, dis bic fanatil9e 8ebellionswutb ber
Siioldnoer, treibt nod immer feline ionberba=
rem Slitben. Sor Spei Sabren mar Setter
Jon 0apis eingelaben moroen, III 6odforb,
ST., auf Der SStnnebago County, zSair bic
| Seitrebe su balten. 9ieie5 erregte jebo6 nnz
| ter Den truly loyals" einen lOl6en Sturm
Der @ntriiitun9, bag Der Otann porsog, Die
| gAre abSulebuen. 3ablreidJe anOnpne 0rob=
briefe muroeu Inn Sugei6idt. Sett bat man
| gSabe 6anIpton eingelaoen, unb 6erielbe 1T
aeitern in @bicaao eiagetroffen. 9olte man
es glauben, baB alt6 (5an1pton bereits bon
lol6en unperiDbuli6en SDnbaleu 0robbriefe
erbalten bat? @tner. berieiben lautet: ygln
g8abe Sampton, Columbia, S.z@., ODER mo
Der peroammte S6urfe iein mag. Define
| Seele lei Derflu9t." - 6amptou ruei6, baB
2eute, ,uel6e anoupme Sriefe idreiben, feig
iiHo, unO er lulr0 obne Surd)t letne 2eoe
balten.
9lu M orog idi d ten utangelt e8 in
ben Stem zDOrfer Sldttern ME. Die gefrigen
entbalten ipieoer cine Siemltd)e lnSabl, BON
oeneu mir MIR fOlgerbe beruorbeben: SraI
Senopepa Saiier oergiftete fd nit Yariier
griin, neil ibr Qiebbaber, Der Sausbeiie eer
Monninger, ibrer iiberOriiiiig mar. SIR Mann
1T ein braper, fleiBi9er 9(rbeiter, Der Die oer=
odftgen Se5iebungen ieiner Srau ldngft
ahnte, aber I'M beS lieben 6rleoen8 gSillen
till i6mieg. - &ate SageS, eine Sabrifarbei-
term, ltno ibr 2iebbaber, NamenS Nelpntan.
batten Mittipo6 glbeno eineu Strett, tudbrenO
peldes g2eipman bem Otdb6en Die &eble
bur6i6nitt unb iie augeublifli6 t0otete. Der
M0rber bra6te iid ielbit barauf cine t0Otltde
Sti6munbe bel. = Der @blnele u. Sing,
melder in Scr. 338, 4. Ipenue, eiuen Quitern
feaer balt, itelte unldngft q. gSi1iams ais
&eQner an, entlieB ibn aber mteber, obne ibn
| fir bic 0ient3eit SIT besablen. 9SilliamS for
oerte na6ber i3ablung uno gtn9 nit einem
| Dtefier alf ben Otongolen los, luorallf bieler
ebenfalls etn 0teiier ergriff nno leinen @egner
nieoeritaf. gSilliams lie9t i'm Sterben, Der
@biueie lit perbaitet iuorOen.
Die Serben ifeiuen yYrii9el ibri9e"
bereit8 peri6mer3t gu baben, beun iie babe1l
beldloiIeu, abernlals &rteg nit Der Yforte Su
| beginueu, unb Elm @irfulari6retben an Die
Oid9te gerid)tet, in ipsl6em iie ibre @riinoe
angeben. 0teies beoeutet, baB 0euti6lanb
auf Setrei6 elnen 0rud ausiibt, feline 6dnoe
aus benz Spiele Sn laiien, unO oaB eritere
Wfa9t entidloien iit, 9lllss gu thun, I'm
| 8ublanDS @bancen auf @rfolg SI fOrbern.
Serbien' SbatenOurit piirOe ionit bur9 etnen
8inf St8mard'S oOer anbraiiD'S 3ur &ube
nprripie1r mprAPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-14
Die Rampfe bet g,Iewna =.

Die Edmpfe bet yteWnd.
Us len, l3. september. - Die >, ,,Holitiid)e
@orreipouoenS" melbet III ibrer beutigen auss
gabe, baB Die Uereinigte ruiiiid)e uno runrGnls
i6e 9lrnee bic 4nbOben BON Gripica, Die
itdrfite Yoftion S8man Yai6as, our6 Sturm
erobGrt baben.
Qouoon, 13. September. - Sine ooml
0fittwo6S- 4benoe oattrte OffiSielle ruiiii9e
9epeihe meloet: Die Sauouabe purbe bis
3 llbr fortgeett, pOrauf uniere Sruppen gum
Gngrtife uor9ingeu. 2lm 9lbenbe maren oret
tiirfii6e Heoouteu in ben 6duoeu oeS @ene=
rails Stobeleff, mGbrenO @eueral &abionOfi
Die Heooute auf ben gnbObeu BON @riuica
etngenommen hattie. 8abiOuOff muroe leid)t
pcrmunbet lilo aoiutaut Sdlitar, @Ommanz
oeur be8 II. Snfanterte~ RegmentS, ioWie Sc
neral DubromOlStp get0otet. 9Slr erbeuteten
? Stanbarttu unO &auonen. llnier Serluit
an &ermunoeteu bstrd9t 5000 Wtann. Die
.AnSabl Der So0ten lit nod nift ermittelt.
lin &ageSanbruh beute Ntorgen murbe Die
&anOnaoe Die gan5e2inie cutlana luie6er er0ff=
net. lluiere Sruppeu beftnoen ft6 in ben gez
tern erobcrten Yofitiouen Dor Den tiirtii6sn
SeltungSmerten."
Die sSniurreftion tn Sosnien.
Gon6On, Is. September. .-@lne Sepejdle
ans &aguia melbet, baB bic NRebrbeit Der
boSnii6en Sniurgenteu iid Su SO8na Serai
ben titrtiden 8ruppeu er9ebeu babe.
S6iWSnadlrtdltcn.
Cont b ampton, 13. Septbr. - Der
9ampfer o0tOiel" 1T Don gierp DOrt bier
eingelaufeu.
GonOon, 13. Septbr. = Der Qampfer
y@lgfa" iit BON gteru DOrt bier an9e.
fommen.
autmerpen, 10. Septbr.-0er Dam,
pier vSlctOn" 1T uOn NerpzY bier eiuge.
trofeu.
5uGI. t3. @eptbr. - Der 0ampfer
nYeOOO" 1T BON gtelu=yort eiugelaufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-14
Ser SOB oes Ssamptlinas .Gra5Ds
Ssprie." - Sin Wem6elmoross
Offteftfnf nttS fSSett Srnnf

Smaba, geebr., Is. Septbr. - Die bic
iige ySee" mirS morgen einen Grtitel perDf=
fentli6en, ua6 ipel6em @eueral @roof tpdb=
reno Der lesten llnrIben auf Der Geo @loub=
Igentur beinabe bas Spfer zines Wieuael>
morbs ourf y@ra5p Sorie" geporben lpare.
2etterer bate Die Snotaner aufSurei5en uno ite
gum Serlaiien Der Ngentur gu bewegeu perz
iudt, obne jebod ben geipiinibten grfol9 6u
baben. Inter ben n6rolifen Slour mar er
elmer Der md6ti9iteu pduptltnge geweien; ais
CT jebo6 ,auf Der 4gentur anfam, befaubcn
lid oaielbit 10 picle anbere Sduptliuge, wel6e
in boberen 9luie9en itanben, ais er, bab er
obne alien @influB mar. 9ieler llmitanO
periette i'm in cine b0dit gerelSte Stimz
inung. @r lies bem @eneral GrOOf iagen,
baB~er ibn su ipredeu miinide unb Der @enez
raj ma6te it9 NIT Dem Snoianeragenten Sic
@larf naf Dem Eager Der SnOianer auf ben
gHeg. lluterlpegs begegnete Tim Elm Courier,
wel9er ibm mittbeilte, y@ra3g=Sorie" bab E
inebreren Snbianern er5dblt er merbe ben
@eneral our6 S9inlpfwDrter auf5ubringelt
lu9en, unO i'm Safe berielbe cine gnt9eg=
nung made, perOe er i'm t1bten. @eneral
@roof unD iein @efdbrte maren unbeipaffnet
uub bieften es fiir ratbam, ii6 ni6t in bus
2a9er gu begeben. Die Serbaftung uuo Der
Sob bes Sduptlings waren Die 6olse bes Sin,
idIooS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-14
Germtjd,te telearapiid,e SepeSdosa

-@larence y le, ipelder in Same8z
totpn, N.=D., tpegen eine8 an @eralb 6an1il=
ton periibteu Otoroes Dor @erid]t itanb, tpuroe
geftern trel9eipro6en.
- Gin 81 es er, Namens Irances, ipuroe
geitern in Sinelano, SIS, BON einem
gSetBen, gtameuS 9tdion, IN einem Streite
erl9oiien.
murbe geftern gum Wt lencurator Der
Oorttgen falliten Estate Savings Institu-
tion" ernannt.
-9aS Norfolter (9 a.) yOapbo o f.
erfldrt III ieiner 9eitrigen AuSgabe, OaB ieiue
Ser btnOungen nit Der repu ubli a.
nj diem Bartei bon MN on 9elOi't ie1en,
unb eS ilf fiinfti9 HnabbGngi9 perbalten
perbe.
- Die Il eberreite bes $ d NJ. q NJ a.
beus 8appe, bes eriten8iidof er 10 IL
s lebelanb, o, rpel6er in ct. 9llbans,
ST., itarb, purben geitern SebufS geitattuns
nad) elepelanb gebrad)t uno in Der Satbeorale
aus9eitellt. Oforsen rib nm llbr uirb cine
Requteut=Dteiie celebrtrt, unb Die ueberreite
tuerben Johann in einent @eipSlbe inter benz
altare in Der &atbeOrale bei9eieet merOen.
etre in 9Saibington, .. g., etngelau=
fene PrioatOepeide beri6tet, baB iid] Dor Ell
| mem ooer 5pei Sagen oil benz Serge BET s T.
ban lnm Springs elm @roruti9 er=
ei9nete, pel6er oas iiber Der Quelle erridtete
@ebduoe 5erntalmte uno Die Quelle aufftlte.
- Die y8 ant BON Nep D q" nertaufte
sefteru Der 8egterung II Will. l1n5en
feinen SilberS. Cine Wtillion un5en
loa nod oem MiinSamte in Bbilaoelpbia uno
Der &eit mad ben Miin5dnltern in Gan Sran=
CISCO unb &qrion 9ei6ldt rperben.
= Sodlw. s, S. Borders, Slldof bon
Wd6igan, febrte 9eftern abeuo bon Rom mad
Detroit 5uriid. Sin Safelau9 fpuroe ibm 81
Gbren Deranitaltet, on mel6enn alle fatholi'
lden 9ereiue Der Staot t5eiluabmlen,
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Die @er8iitnna fur Die onrd) Den
2lufrmbr tn Yittsbnr8 entitan=
Seteft gserl1tSfe.

P hi laoelp bta, 13. Septbr. - OaS
@omite Der yYennipl Sabn," tueldes
nit einem dbnli9en @onite Der Bbilaoel=
pbta'er &aufleute, pelde our6 ben BtttSburz
ger 4ufrubr 8erlute erlitten, etn llebereinz
fOmnen trefieu iou, bat Dem lebteren Somlte
folgenbe Sori6ldge gemadt;
@rItenS, meoer Die SauHeute, nod bic Sabns
@ou1pagnie iOlen fd burh ein etpaigeS
llebereintommen ibrer 9eietli6en 9te6te ent=
GuBern.
,3psitens, bic &aufeute ioGeu ibre 2tn.
iprii9e gegen 2lGe9benpz&ountp Dor Dem l..
OeSember 1877 einem &nwalte iibertrGgen,
mel9er pou oerSabn= @ompaguie beSablt mer.
ben ioa, unb im Safe Oieie Nnipriide inner
balb elmer beltimnlteu 3eit ni6t BON benz
County anerfannt werben, 10 iolleu bic Saul
leute Nlnlpdlte auf ei9ene Soften auiteaeu, nm
bic 4u9elegenbelt NIT Den 4Hpdlten Der
8gbngeleli1aft iu'S Geiue Su brlngen. &lle
Serluitc, fir pelbe Die 9eie0i6aft bterua9
uerantmortli6 9ebalten miro, iOllen tnnerbalb
5luei Sabren pom Datum beS IufrubrS al
init 3inien beSablt nerOen.
0rltten8, Der Soriber bes @onlite'S Der
&aufeute ioa tin aus orei Berionen beltebens
oeS @on1ite ernennen, I'M gemeindaftli6 nit
brei Wtitglieoern Der 0ireftoren= 8eb0roe Der
8abugeiellitaft Die 9lncrtennrng Der 2n-
ipriife, meld)e fraft biele8 llebtretntonlmenS
einaereiCt mer0en, III betreiben.
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sta0t 8altimore.
Die Scftrt9en Srtntdrtuablet fir oett
Sf0Nfr0f1.


Sll alien @aro8 Der Sta0t fan6en geitern
bon Der 0titta9Stunoe bis AbeuoS llhr bic
oenutratiI9eu Trimdrmableu Don 8eprdienz
tanten in benz erften lno 3tpeiteu 8atbS3mei9e
itatt, psl1e fol9enoes Reiultat batten:
1. @arb,
57S, Geo VI. StIbop ga 5ttmmen; g8oobs' WaiOrtz
tdt 30i SttmneE,
Sir ben 2. 9aatbs8peis: u, 8. gdroOer, teine Sp.
petition.
a6eeor6ncte: s. Serr, 9bomas GOnuor, u. Wa.
6ranee, Stepben 6lahertp uno 2bos. gteuberaer, ie
S02 Sttmmen.
2. gBaro.
Sir ben /. Natbs3meis: Setnrtd 9aidmeper 5i3
Sttmmen, feline Oppoiition.
Ab9eoronete: 2bomas GarroG, Sohn Gramer, Cons
rab Bretthperot, Salprence Utcsbane un6 @eorae S.
Sing, le 5l3 sttmmeRt
Sur pen /. 8otbS8Deis: Sames sosan. iun., $50,
226 StiInmen.
gir oen 2. Hutbsstpsis: Or. 8bomus seup, teine
Sppoittion.
a6geOrOnete: ST. Seine, Sobn 90. gOtter, 8, 3.
sIseq; 0r. Sobn Butter urio Sobn ID. 9aGan, ie
565 StiInmen.
Sir ben eriten OfatbsSmeia: Guoene Sernan 52O,
NaI9ael Seapbp, &bos. Saibids az ct.
m ao9eornnete blr Seratbuns NIT Der 3. 2Bnro: JGS.
9opIe ie GAS ct.
Sur Den spetten Saatbsspsts; 3y. s. asup 0etne
Oppoftton) 648 ct.
Tar ben /, 9atbs3tueig: Sobn glcGart, fetne Sp@
petition, 615 Stimmen.
Abgeoronete Bur Beratbun9 nit Der 6. 2aro: Sstar
Wordn, Sobn BURNS, 5of. Beleis, @barleS 6nllpoob
IL, 6eIobaus, ie6i5 Sttmmen,
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0ermiid)tc 9epeid)cn aus Stetp=
Mnrf

gtetu 0orf, IS. september. - 9el
Consent Der amerifanil9en BanfierS iebte
heute feline SerbanolIugen fort. Webrere 6e.
lolutionen, welde bic gSieoerauinabme Oel
Sartgelo3ablung in 1879 befiirlporten unb oil
Iufbebung Der Bantiteueru ior6eru, puroer
benz @refutiu @onlite iiberiuieien. 9S. g.
@roeSbed aus Cincinnati perlaS cine Qb.
bauOlung iiber bic Silberfra9e. Der SOr=
trag fiibrte 81 elmer langenO OiStuliion, uno oel
SorI6lag ipurbe gemaft, ein &Omtte 3u er.
nennen, melfeS itf] nit ben berOorra9enoiter
SiuancierS beS 2anbes iiber Die Srage bera.
then unO iobunn nad Baibngton geben iOll
I'M bic 6eiumptton5irage nit bent S6ab
amtsefretGr 81 belpredeu. 9terauf ertol9tt
Sertaguug.
Die AbenoTtuug oe8 @OnUents mar ebl
itarf beIuft, nnO inter ben anUelenoen be.
fanOen fd) piele Oamen. BrOf. 2SIlliaut5
pom p9Stltant's @oae9" belt einen SortraQ
iiber Die Silberfrage. guf @ntrag beS 9rn
DtoB aus Ohio puroe cine Reiolution an9e=
nOmmeu, ipelfe forOert, baB, i'm Safe bea
Silber remonettfrt msrbeu iollte, Die Otitn'
sem BON Iol6am @etuihte 9emadJt miiroen
baB fe ge9eu @olonitn;en Don Der gleider
Denomination auStauldJbar ieien.
OaS @retutibz@omite berif)tete unqitnfil
iiber bic in Der Morseniieuug eingebradteH
8eiOlutIOuen be3iigli6 Der 0leiumptiOnSfrage,
unb idllug anSere on oeren Ste1e Dor, rpeldt
Die balomDglid'e gSieberaufuabme Der 6art-
gelo5abluug alS cine unerldBlide NOtbweu,
otgfeit fOrOern. Sertagt.
- Sob er6ffnete 81 1881. Die y8oft"
Iagt in ibrem Sinan5a oies ie Ger nie=
brt9ite Yunft, ben oa5 &gio ieit Dem II. 0tai
1862 erreidlt babe.
- Srant @s8lie's @ldubiger bielten beute
cine Seriammlung uuo ernaunten ein So.
mite, I'M Die @ei6aftS- -2tffairen be8 !6rn.
2eSlle 81 unteriu6en. Ntau 9laubt, baB DIE
attiua btnrei6eu merOen, I'M ale lniprit6e
al beden,
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G;t. gfnro I'm ssehrosfn.

Smaba, Jfebr., 13. Septbr. = Sn ser
poretten Naft ipuroe BEL 8roofs' Citation
in Soma, bier Meilen 0itli6 bon Corning,
an Der y@bica9o=8urlinston .QuincD- @iienz
bubn," elm Dforo periibt. Die Sbat tuurbe,
pie man glaubt, BON eiuem &eliegefdbrten
beS Spfers begaugen. Ser ermor6ete Mann
mar etrpa 45 Sabre aft. Sian fanb in ietnem
Sefite gtt9ts, mas 5u ieiler Scientific TSiruug
fiibren fonr1te. Die BOli5ei TT bem M6rber
Quf Der sSdbrte.
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SfGnSeA

le, &B., 13. Septbr. - 6ran5
5ebr'S 8rauerei uuroe geifern Our9 Seuer
i'm 8etrage bon $4,000 bei9doigt. 9a8
6euer entltano i'm Wal5bauie, 10000 Sal
loneu Sier murben 3erit0rt. Der Serluit be-
trdgt $4,000, Die 8erf9erung Sal 900,
Sprin9fielb, Waii,, 13, Sept.-9ie
@aggon @ertitatten Der n8oitouz 4lbanger
Sabn" nebit Is Sradtwaggous unb 2otO=
motipen tuurben beute bur6 Seuer 5erit0rt.
@erluit $75 ,0O0-$10O,OOO. Gtrpa 800 Ir.
better geratben anger 8ei6dftigung.
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SdDrttte se8en oifE1ineien=
Sin IN 0ft h erfttt6

gan 6ran3lScO, Gal, II. Septbr. =
Sung Yaf, Elm berOorragenber @bineie IN bic
tiger Stabt, reilte geitern per 0ampfer oGitp
Of Yefins" mad Song Song ab. @r sebt, I'M
benz @eiade Ocs Oberiten See gu wiIlfabren,
unb inter @utbeiBuug Der 6insIii9en &onlz
pasnie'n bieieuigen 9iitritte 5l beiu6eu, ans
Denen Die nleiifen Gbineien naa Galiforuien
auSmanOe-n, urn Der peitereu QluspauDerung
nad) Galifornien einen Damn entgegenSltz
leten ober oielelbe mentgitenS gu bel6rdnfen.