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selbitmoro clues $500 od,omoers.

ytOrmld), Gonn,, 3. 5ebruar. - Rldtcr
Gam. 3. s .Oferntn, welder lid Oergangene
gBod)e in gtormid), Conn.,, nit eiuer Sdlrot
finite eridob. mur0e anl lcbteu 6reIta9t be-
itattet. @s lielt it'd beraus, OGB Der Ser;tOr.
bene leit qerahmsr 3e't Dor Dem Selbitmorte
Der aniidIt mar, blB er nid)t I'm In9clt0gten
8tI;ee ieincr Se:fte5frdite lei. Tor mebreren
QSodjeu erlbien er in Gem Sijreau elue8 Uu-
i;ipulbeamtea, legte etuen Brief aui oa8Eult
mno en,ierute iidl, Obne EN- Sort su ipred)eu.
Ser Briei erf drte. Dem 9siGee mad icGe lebe
Beriou, meldJe n!6t uerantpoltlld iir ltre
,oanolun9eH lei, DOT Sdaeen geidii3t meroen.
Gr (Nsrnin) lei uidjt Derantmortiid) iiir ieine
0auoluuacn uno iOrOere. ncb oer UiuHi;ipal.
beamte lbn IL 3hub ncame. - Der Brill
mlroe nidlt b1riidFAtigt, mo DtcrmIn rorroe
p0n Jsner .}elt bis 5ur 'Stuaos leIHcS (Selblt.
morot8 belidn0ig bon eluer quGleuoen 6urdlt
perfolgt. Gr 9lanb:e inter Anberee,, Tap
lem @eiitt 10 entitellt lei, oaB GnOere gfsn
ideu benAnbl!d beiiclbsn Mint ertragen f6nas
ten uno oaB4Cli,iittn lGu al5 Elm Oe.oddtiges
Suble.t Ibelmarbten; oer Selblrmoro wurSC
init ser grGBten llmNdjt uorberetct. Gin ses
laoener Nepplper murpe neben bem Serforbez
men auf benz Sette geiunoen, uuO Disrmin
beabTd)ii9.e obne 3wetfel, renlelbtn Su &C.
brauden, I'M Sale Der SdroliauB ielnen
3ped reriebte.
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9r. s.. n. unoertuooo,

III pon Tr. 255, gtoro> >gutauitrase, mad gr. 109,
@barlesrafe, 9e5o9en, no eine sIuimertiam=
tei oen ipeSeaen arantbeiten 6rauen uuo anoern
miomet.
BIreauIunben Don SO Bsfmittass unb BON "a
uuo 6-7 u6r RaaMttta9s. (San20, 3Dte, ,i.a,EO
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fiirnOrter Der 8eiolutiou aus perIfiebensn
@riinoen uno ertldrte, Die 9eiolution iet per.
morfen. Die AmaigamatoniIfsu erboben
@innanb, nnb nod elmer biegeu Debate
pnroe elne 3lueite 8lei0lutl0n Gbutit,en Su.
halta, pte bic Grftere, cingebraAt, uub bic
abFilmmun9 baite baiielbe 0ieinlIat, pe bic
erfe; Der Prdiioert entidbieO gegen bic Amal.
9amattontitsn, mo discriminating uerta9te
rdl anf einen 9torat; utttlerpelIe weroeu
9ertdltltdje Sdllt!tc eiugc!eitet rrer6sn, I'M
Die Geieslidjtelt Der Gntifslbung ots Braf,
Oenteu auf bic Brobe su itcuen.
aranfreid.
Serlallle8, .. Sebr.- Sn Der Depuz
tlrtenfammer Ian0 beute cine bleige Debate
itoer BreBfrelhclt ilatt. &ie Saamer nabm
etnsn Sel1luB al, melder baS Setre! bon
1882 iuioerruft; auf Sorlteauugeu oes Pre-
mIernlHtitsrS Simon, meld]er erfllrte, bic
Re9teruug nii,ee n:ft I'M Stanoe ieiu, bic
antt=rcpublltantId] Treiie i'm 3aume ju ball
tel, murOe lcbod) Der SidIluB in gSleoerCr.
ma9Ing ge3Ugen NIB ell 9ntrdg angenoms
men, psdlsr ueroronet, baf 6aS 9efrst uors
lGuf9 nod in Strait beiteben ioa. 9as Bre6.
@onlte b.lGlloB lpGtet, Dem 8eiet Gin Imens
oenent bei;uiiig.n. @S uerlauttt, oab bic
0te9terun9 gertd)tlid)e St)ritte 9e9en Oas
Sournal ,Ye SapS" etn9elettet bat.
Wiarft anS Soric.
Vtperpool, 5. 8ebr., 1890 Nahm.--
Saumwpae iiettg; SbcrlGnber 11I16, New.
Srleanier :; Sertdnfe 10000 Sallen.
9tperFool, 5. 6ebruar. u llbr W. -
Die SaumpOucns3uinbr bstrug beute 300
SaIlen, Don Delt}eu 1900 aus Inlerita fu6.
SnrSc Sabeloepeidleu.
= Sn Vcubon ut ole 9tahrtdIt elugclaufen,
baB baS @cbduOe Oe8 iapaneliden Winiltes
ruins neS GcuBcren 81 Sotto, Sapan, einse.
GidIert mOreeu lit. Die 8erthiadn uno
Nr6lue muroen gerettet.
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9samif tudDreno clues Sdlitti6,ubs
SdrtteOolS I'm Canada.

Quebec, .. Sebrltor.- Sn 0em heltgell
yGtatln5 0tint" fano cm /. ,. Wits. ftn
Sdlittiduh- -@arneual itatt, oil weldeni lidl
unseiabr 250 $crionen III aoiiiilnc:t aaer Ari
beihei!igtsn. Pl0el:d; eriGoa au5 eiuem
anflstoesinlmer DER Sfuf y6euer," nno Die
miloeie auiregung bsmdftt9te ii4 oerS4lltt'
l1ublGuier. @rit nahbem caS 9ibduoe bel
nahe pollitdnais eutleelt mar, sclang es, Die
@rSd)redren su iiberiengen, paB Der Ilcrm
grunolos uno feine @eiabr uorsanOen iet.
Ser alarm eatitano OGeur6, oaB bic Slsioel
elmer iuugea Dame, peld)e cine See Iepr6ien
tirte, our6 sine@asfamme entSitHost warbei,.
Cine oatei itcbenpc Yerion hatte@eiie5gegeu
mart senug, lhnea eigen Wtantel I'm biz
Dame 5u .oerfsn Eno 70 Die Slamusn 81
erfid.n; fie erbielt uur leibte 8erleeuusen.
Gas Seit tuurbe, naheem be Sronuag Wle.
Der berseitelIt uar, fcrtSeistt.
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spe3ial: :Noti3em.

HB- Weime Gamtn! 8enn gte Sbrs bei'nt
Sfamnteu auSgebeapen SoaGre BON Der 8mrSe
bis sur SpiBe nit Der Uiai6tne Suredt semadt ba-
beu ipoaeu, 10 6rnsen sic ie nab Dem BuuerIdiigsn
SaorIrifirz gtabliiiement ber Wao. y. SsohIermanm
In Hr. 81, 0oro=GmtaWsStrafe.
(lan27. Sion. Conn. 3. D.
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8ernsiid)te Sepeidjea aus He,pz
NNrf

Nemz OFT, 5. Sebr. - Die Sunoss'
6re9atte y0elaware" lit bel oem 6lottenbau
boie geiuuten uHp lit9t 10 6ub lief i'm
Shlamme einaebettet. Die WaiGiuerie mai
oorber bon oem 6abr5euge entferut woroeu.
Sob eroiiuete 9eitern gu l054.
- Die beutiseH 3oll ginnaBmen betrngeu
s243 900.
= Ser llnterItlabmeiIter sablte beute fiji
Sateeiien $4,000 uno iiir eingeiogeue Sb=
Iiaoiion(u S69, 800 aus.
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9orreipomoens aus SSaibimstom.
~fnHa ia Ms,ant'"ms me- gsam. s. Ste erTsrtsts
uno @raHt.-Sic 9eanitauoung bon DeijI
Niiippi.-Sieme Vlame uuD iSufnunseu Der
0eridlpDrsr.


&ntid)eoIna tiber S5iorioa. = S'9omor
uno @rant.-Sic 9eantauorng bon 9eiir
liiiippi.--Nene piane uun Sofianneen Der
9erid,pGrsr.
98ai biugton, ). 6ebruar. - Sors
ausitd)tlid mlro MIR in Dem 6alle elmer bal.
ol9eu GrleblIung ne8 YrGToentihait5 gSabl.
itreiteS nod1 III 9eatniodrtlgsr Sieung Brdli-
bent Grants GeiumtlouS Yiau ;ur Gor,
lage TomMeH. SOH3ubar genu9 Tnoen
9rlnt'5 snpiEtlmsen 9eraoc bel Ocn 3nfa,
tiCci1ten bic uclte 4Iinubnle, II. ietnSoridlda,
paS 80 Dtt1. NiortmuE1 ser NuSeabe uon
tleinem Snber9eioe Su ploerruieu, ulrc BON
| ibFen laut bel0bt. Der beoHuenere Sbeil
| Der @ougrebmltgl 1T Der 2lniidt, boB Die
HeaullrHnI Der 6inan3sn Der 3utunIt fig,
lld)er 28elle Der usnsn Nomlnllration iiber.
laHen msreeu iollte.
Ntan glaubt uidt, oaB Dor 6reitag ober
Sonnabeho Die SiinBebHerz Gommllfon ibre
| GntidIeiOuu9 iiber OaS @lcttOral. SOum poH
| 6lorlOa 0b9eben prr.
Gor elniger 3elt wuroe cin Srief oeS
Hsdtsanmalte5 Gba8. S'@onor - sur 3eit
III Angcle9enbeiten oeS BrdTocntihaits.
gS0bltampfes Dor Der l5er Gommiifon be-
| idJGitl3t Il berOfientlidt, pOriu 8rdfoent
Gtant Iebr Idarf mltgenOTlmen wurne.
| Man er5dblt iid) nun, baB S'@onOr am
SOnnabcnSe ben StaatSIefretGr Stib erz
| Iubte, ibu nod Dem y gSeiBen pauie" Su be.
glClteu, lIHo baB 6ort S'&OnOr OemBrGiioen.
ten Die ScrIlderung gab, baB belaater Brief
III Der llebereIlung gtltrtebcn pOrOeu lei uno
er 6;Ten ShbGlt SurudSuuebmen miinibe.
Br1foent @rant ermio1lte, Dap er ben Brief
gar ndt geleeH, aber in ben 3eltungen Ssz
mertun9en oaIiiber 9eleheu hatc. uebriqenS
emptng @rant prn, S'@Onor iebr h0illt,
nnO Seloe unterblelttn ilt ldngere ,3elt in
ireunoitaftll6er 2Seiie.
Dian wetB itbt nit Seilimmtbeit, blB bic
&epublifaner oaS Glettora! Sotum BON
Dtiliiiippi All ben 8ruuD bin beautauoen
wollen, baB baS neue He9itrir.@eIeb ieuss
Staates Den Stlnm9ebern ungeieblihe Be
id)rGnfungen auferle9e mo Suoem Der 9egeu-
iuGrti9c (OemOtratiid)e) Souuerneur beS
StautsS ell lliurpatOr lei, Der uitt baS
9tedt Der llnter;el6nung beS Glettoral Ger.
tlfttatS teIQB. 0a lceod) aus Wliiiifppt
nnr Elm @ertlfttat uorliegt uHO Die .3n(tlm.
mung beioer tpauer nothmenpig lit, nm Die
SlngsIegenbeIt Der 15er @ommillion III inter-
breiten, 10 bet Die Sade teiue Seoeus
tun9.
@nc beSeiduenoe Bemcrtun9 beS Sena.
tors SHERMAN miro bier colportirt. Sefra9t,
mas er non Der SloriDa. unteriud)uns balte,
crmiocrte CT, cap er gtidtS oage9eu babe,
Ou6 man butter tie gSabtbsrit,te ,;uriids
gebe" 0nS mcrbe bic &erbunOlunseu Dor
Der 15er @onlmiiIiOn bis gum 4. Wdrj ans.
Oebneu, ouuO oer BraiiOent Ocs Senats gang
rubl9 oas vBeiBe pauS" be;icben." Der
pI6sli5 erfolgte 2Siosrruf ocS Ssisbls, Die
btSr 5uiammengeSogenen 9ruppen nieoer
mcglulflden, erhGtt in ScrbluOuu9 nit Der
Bemcrtuu9 beS Senators Sherman cine &C.
mliIe 8eoeutung. Sh0pfen bic SsriAwUrer
neue 0Oiinuug p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-06
Goberts' WaIsznno 8Ieiids@rtratt
0abrbatt upo Stirieno.

SeIIer, oils 9e6ertbran, gegen biudbt,
euftr6brenaf Gnts uno anoee
eunoenz uno oalszBeIdneroen. Sci gasruenz, ,s9orz
Iads unS onbcren 6ieterr aIs ndbrenbes 9onieum
,tr Ser6etihbruus raier uno uoufdnbiser eJeneIuns
iebr pirta. Out 9e9en 8pspepiie, appetitloiistett,
SeroouunssIeoen unb alaemeine Sbpate.
Sn aQen Ipctbsten gu BADEN. tSan.5,fSfl
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Wroeeries Il. oemtides Yroontteus
GeChaft pon q. ). Reib,

sIotpeit G6e Der 2egtn8ton= ,tnS
Yaea=StraBe.
9em beu,i6en gubifum sur Gadridt, bab i'd
fortpdbrenb elm poilftdnbises unb irihes Eager uon
eiHbeimiidem ano frcntoem Yroan:tsn, als
Q;nSeu Grbien, 3wetid8en HTir
ASt"Itssi Stmbmrser unb Sd,Wst5er oe"Is'
9erite, YrieS u. I. ~. porrdtbis balte.
O00 Soeben erbalten:
AVo 1abdem ddJte bcuameiid)e eartnse bel
s.. s. Meik,
eIoweit=Gde Der 9erimgton= Mno Yaeattrabe.
(6e6ri i 1Utf)
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Waoro Ia etmer ssrrena,,ftalt.

SpriNg fIeIO, Nal., .. Jannar. -
.. 8. Barrett, eIE An9eitelter in Der Srrtu<
Nnftalt ;n Northampton, wuroe geiteiu BON
einem orer mehrercu Sniaien Oet Anitalt
ermorO t. SIS 1T nod nidjt 9elGugeu, ole
SbGter III erniittelr.
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&rTnAp.

Cincinnati, 5. Sebruar. - Sn Der
Engros- Notwithstanding Ger po. Raz
bert, pall & Somp. an Der g8alnutltr. broh
beute elm s5eIer aus. pelhes elneH Sd]aoen
i'm 8etrase bon SIC, 900 aHridtete.
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slmsisatto III ei,,er Ssittfabrif.

Nem.y IT, s. Febrnar. = 0bt5t@ Nrz
better bes 6ru. @roblep, meldsr in Jteuart
cine 6uiiabrit 6eiittr toroerten am lebten
Sa,uitag cine 2obnerb0tung une le9tenr alS
bisielue uermet9ert murbe, Ole 9rbett nteoer.
Die arbelter batteu Sl.44 pro Onbeno Siite
eltalteu uno perlallgten ttinftig S1.68. ua'
9eiGbr 800 Arbeiter peroen i'm SanSen bnr1
beu IusItauc broDleS,
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Gine 9Drpci=Ssinrid,tttns ain add
ffeu S;retta9e.

gtewarf, N..S., 5. Sebruar.- @onoer=
neur Yerle bat iib aeipei9ot, Die Sinrid)tun3
per MDrper Sihmalo nnD 3pan 81 oerihle.
ben, nno Oas Sooesurttell miro oenigauaB
am uGd)leu EreitaQc rollltredt lueroen.
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g2.s8cora @. gsorriu,

| VI ~ EINt u.
bat SaS dri6er BON 2y, Gah+hsl bermgtrJ siirsaa
mad Sir. 26, 9orb= Gutom ftra6e, uerIest.
atue strbeit sarantirt. tau8 24-Sept23fl
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RdttfcrDtt.

gtems Dorf, 5. Neblnar.-SbomaS 81.
aauelu, ein rether Spe;ereimaarenbdnoler
on SeiepnraBe, hat iullirt. Seine Yaiiiua
beioufen i'd, ani 1884,, 900; bic afiioa tetra-
gen $4CO 900 unD beitsbeu bauptld9li9 aus
lSeh1uheu uuo Gruuoeiqenthuu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-06
slrbeitert,ptl, IT. Sremfoat, ;1. 80.

ErentOn IL, RS, 5. Sebr. Iln9efdbr
500 uubciddfti9te Irbettcr pGraDirten beute
nit elucm DtuTfs@orps. Oil oer Spiee bnrd)
ore Strabcn. Sie trugen ELL Banner nit
Der Snid,riit: y0ie arbeiter uerlauaen Be
ldldftignus uno miiiien SeidGftigung babtn."
loeate Nbeno iinost eiu CONCERT gum Befel
Der q. better ftatt.
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Scr @elomarft.

5 Stem -Yort,. 5. Bebruar.. : @elO lsidt
at 3-s4. saedisl rubis ,aA s5. @olo idloB
lefcr ;u lo5s-l05a. 8unors Sbltgatroasn
ihlofien lcbtaft uue itet,g; 's1er &oupOus
ll4s, '65sr 1OS4, ueue ll0s, '67er 1888,
'68er 1l6a, nene Siufer Ill, 10.40er eou'
pOns 114g. gttisn ihioftn isbbait u. ftsiis
ytew Dorf Central 1ol3, Grie Se, eafs
Sbore SAG, SlliuoiS.&fntral 513, Btttsbnr9
92s, Gbica3o Nortbpeltern. 35, Prtor. 55a
Hod SSlann 1011.
llnterihatamtSs Silan3: @olS SOS, ,S04,-
943; @ourant s43, 1861 ,208.
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Sir Nnffn,N,,nenires "a

YOttSD tlls, 30 I, B 5yebradr. .-Patrld
Sull,r, ciu Wtita.ieo csr n nUioug sliaguireS. "
pedJer nebit iieben auoerea ioegen SarId,m0-
ruHg uub Moroes angetiast mar. puro, ! ute
ge9en ieine 9iirgld)aft eutlafen. Sutlsr
.rat ais Staatsseuae alf. Eatrid SeBler,
elm uotortider 8anibOlo, wuroe bente 81
SloomSbura i'll columbia -eountp Wegcu
c.nes all Nler. Hea periibten Dforoes por Sc
ridjt aeiisllt, uub Sutlcr ging porlbin, I'm
.3eugniE seaen 6eB!er aoSuleacn.
0urrlsbuig, 3D., 3. 6ebrgar. - Del
@ouperneur unterseidaetc beuie ben Seisbl
fir tie pinr;dtuug bon SbOmaS 0uiip
pelher ben Yei,iiten Dolt ermornste. Gtt
Alinridlfnnn lit n1If neu A. llnru anhernlrlnt
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gDtceer eitt otrdgcbrat,ttter Yamf:
fafitrer.

Niem.Y orr, 5. 5sbrIar Depeitle
aus Gcranton, Ba., meieet: .De ganfbe=
amten su Montrole erfalten arl letten CANT
Eage, paB Nathan Venbsirn, Der entflobeue
&ailirer, bic erlts yent;onalbanf I'm $4,000
betrogen bat. Venbeim NOR auto.iiirt. ale
@eihdfte otr Bant sn erlefigen, obne bic 9i-
rettoren I'm Natb 81 fragsn. Ssine Caution
tpmo ben g0Bten 9teil Der nntsrIdlagenen
Sutiime beden unb bic Banf wirb b6dlisns
S24 600 nerlieren
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AppIilaticnsz5 z5ormuIure unb neitere Nadridt aber
Die @ellltaft pirb in ber Gfiice auj ber gIbnefts
de Der Gcufbs unt aterrabe ertbeilt, mo aud alle
suftyaae fofort euebigt perben. 8er6herunaen
iu. lben aui tlstnb zine Brtft ansenomen, pe9s aui
Applitunt ipGnf&en mag.
1Sanf,1Sfl ar @epewarS, Gefr
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aYaltnna u,,ter oen efitionarem OCT ,4ireften
NSersif,infsn SfaatensEaUelaefeHfdln a.

Y0nD . II .. Ucbruar. : DE Nt;iens
Subaber Der 0ireftcn Der. gtaaten. sabel.
csielli6ait" hielteu beute abermals eiue 8er=
iammluns uHo .uabmen cine abainmung
iiber be HeiclutioH uor, Be!d,e Die grne1-
nuug zines @eM,te'S oerorouet, Inn NIT ben
Direftolea aber Die amalaamltionsiraae ~
beraiben. 9aS 1sin IA. ipar, oab 1870 4stlens
Snbab:r, welde 32.l82 attien pber 2494
Stimmen rsprdieut,rten, iiir bic 3eioIHton,
unb 3l5 4ttondre- nit 20 338 9lftteN nnb
2454 StimmeH Oagssen ftimmten. Der Sor
liser uermari jebot piele Stimntn Der Se.
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4arean De. Waslt6tsGompaeute
u - u ia
SIR. 10, Eputh Gtrafie.

Sote...SttIises SetSmatcrioI....eote!
gBir ba6en cine uorsI9the auaIibzt BON Gofes porz
rdtbis, tueIs mir BEN BubIituu uS elm smpiesIsns
tuertbes Seismaterial fur bduslie unb anoere 3Uede
offerren idnst Iett 6eucr unb lit frei bon unreiRls
teiten.
8rIseannsen tuerbeu in oieem giireau ober In beA
5o6rit, ;SuS BON 9eaoenbalitr., auseHomnen.
Preis $3.50 pro Baseniaouns, in irseub etnem
Gtaottbeite a69eIiefs7t.
tOft23-U Sames o. Smaupeoo, getr.
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Sames o. smautreoS, gesr.

gers. 6or's Snoianiid,eS neeetabiIiidbeS 9ss
epft felt 25 Sabren ais bas sro5te Slutreintsunsss
pattel Der G3sseHtuurt tefannt, pirb nur in SIT.
f77]S, Janettes, 9torpvests@6e Der Gutasps
gtraBe Bubereitet uno III 6ei aen apotbetern su baz
ben, taua26 2Dltedl
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slus OCT @mmses,Sa,sptitaSf

gSuibtuatou, .. 6cblrar. .-3as 6aus.
&omite ii1er Serwiuigungen beihlOS teuts,
Die SsrmiillsuHg 5ur DedHas bes 0eiisits in
rsr SnmEle fir Ausgaben BON SunOssge-
ri1tsn Der Sorberung oeS @eneralauwalts
gmdB oon $34 900 aui So, 900 81 srb5bsn.
: 0as Gus &Omile aber 9erpilisauaen
hat Den @ntwurf Der 6lottcn Ssrwilligun9sz
Bill pollenbet mo luirO Oenlelben mahrideIll=
LID morgen Dem gan3sn Gonlite pOtle9en.
- Ser Wiporttdtsbsrid,t tes Senats=@o.
mites iiber Die 8a1l in 8lorlOa, melfcr
bente pom Senato. @oopsr oen! SeEate DOr=
9elegt luEroe, ltimmt i'm gSeientltdlen nit
Dem Berltte Oe5 9aus GDmlte'5 iibertim.
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MOUNT ARARAT-The present fash
ion of Notwithstanding counts an
other triumph. Mount Ararat has
been successfully assembled by Mr
Bryce, of Lincoln's Inn. This is be-
lieved to be either the third or fourth
ascent, the first having been made by
Parrot in 1884, and the second by
Abich in 1850. The mountain is IT.
2l2 feet in height, and the last 1000
feet had to be climbed alone, and the
Cossack escort refusing to go further.
The Armenians of the neighborhooi
believe the mountain to be accessible,
and insist that Noah's Ark still re-
mains upon the summit. As noun
tain's go, however, Ararat is not par
ticularly a hard one to climb. The
peak is % sugar-loaf peak of volcanic
origin, covered with snow, and as no
glaciers descend the mountain there
are none of their added dangers to
meet.
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A FISH OF SEVEN CoLoRs AND THREE
TAns.-Mr. Gill, of Martin, Gillett 4
Co., Of Baltimore, Md. has just re
turned from Japan, bringing with him
a rare and beautiful fish, never before
seen in this country, and which he has
very kindly loaned to the New York
Aquarium. The peculiar features are
several brilliant colors and three sep
arate and distinct tails, all of which
the japanese claim are the result OF
many and successful years of the most
careful breeding. A number of at
tempts have been made to introduce
this fish into American waters, but
this is the only instance of success.
A tank, suspended like a compass, to
avoid the ships motion, was especial
ly constructed, and then, notwithing
the greatest care, attention and con-
slant watching, out of lightweight
only seven survived the journey. The
remaining six that Mr. Gill has have
spawned, resulting in fifty young fry,
which exhibit all the peculiarities of
the originals. 1t is Mr.. GilPs inten-
ton, as soon as he has a sufficient
stock, to give some of them to per-
sons who will endeavor to raise them.
The fish loaned to the aquarium is a
most magnificent specimen, and ex-
libits all the several beautiful colors
n perfection.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-13

WEST VIRGINIA has strengthened to
some extent her representation in the
Senate by the election of Hon. Frank
Hereford for the short term. Without
having conspicuous ability Mr.. Here
ford is a competent legislator, with
nntiring energy and thoroughly i'm
bued with the national spirit. The
late Speaker Kerr trusted him implic-
lily, and used to speak of him as one
OF the most promising young men in
the South. Senator Davis is reflect
ed for the long term.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-13

ONE of the wise men Of Wisconsin
now in session at Madison has intro
duced bill offering $1,000 "for the
invention of machine to take the
place of horses on farms" A commit
tee should be appointed to investigate
the gentleman's motives. He proba-
bly, intends engaging in the manufac-
ture of mules, and wants through this
legislation to secure a bonus. Such
selfshness in deplorable.-- Chicago
Times.
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TO the Working Class-W..
employment at which yoa can MAJ. SO iAfni.h
in your own localities, without -: sssy ss w
home over night. Agents wastsS sNas NY w,
and county to take subscribers f.r ~ evers ~ ~
Record, tho largest publication II j. ns Csnt.ss.a
10 pages, o. columns; Fles.na.ss Unitsa S ~.
Terms 81 per year. Mho Reeors' ilssIras.s'sa
whatever il OF interest connected ~, dasotss
al year. The Great Exhibition = Y the Cent?
fully illustrated in detail Eyeryh"aFF nadslpbI.
whole people feel great interest i 7, Wsnta ~ y
Centennial Birthday, and want Il sReir Counsss
An elegant patriotic crayon draw LOW al abon.1.ia
urs il presented free to each suhscs. pfsniun ~
tied, "In Remembrance of the elns Is It'll 40
versary of the Indspendarce OF II. mlnaSsdth Aass
Size, % by so inches. ANY one a., V,nlssd Sats
csssful agent, for but show the nsn Deeums ! =.
and hundreds Of subscribers ara saa and piers-
erywhere. There is No busiaeas that Obtained -
this at present. We have MAN. ~. VIII par ];s.
making as high $40 per cay and sgsnts Eho -
Is the time: don't delay. RAmamhIps "ards. Ne
ing to give the business trial. Send - costs noth
lars, terms and sample copy Of nsna aof our erc
sent free to all who apply; do it to.dps which a
eutfit free to those who decide to anns Complsts
and meehaDics, and their sons ana dsass Farmers
the - best OF agents. Address. 1snsers Eah
TH4 CENTENNIAL RECORD. por,,..,
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NosLEM PRIESTS IL THE FIELD.-Had
the Turkish soldier been well led he
would have gone straight to Belgrade,
and the whole business would have
been settled forthwith. 1t has always
been a beautiful sight to see him go
into battle. Even the Sofia battaljons
caught the spirit of the soldier and
went into action like men. | remem-
Der a very striking instance. 1t was
towards evening time when Tchernaef' S
ewly-arrived Russians were trying to
fight their way up the face of our POI
sition at Resavel. 1t was clear some
body must stop them, and they were
sheltered from our guns by the wood
below. The Sofas were called up,
got into line, dressed" and ordered
to double down the hill. For a mo-
ment there was comparative silence,
naught but the rattle of musketry and
artillery was heard. The priests
were gathering inspiration--it was
their first battlefield. Then with one
voice they shouted "Alahp and with
this religious appeal they dashed into
the woods. Ill Jared it with Russian
and Serb that day; for the softas
went on passing between the trees
and searching for the foe, which,
when found, they incontinently de.
stroyed There was no more cheer
ing until we reached the village at.
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THEfollowing report gives some idea
rs to the amount of wickedness in
she national capital:
Mr. Gatchell, the new Superintend-
eat Of Police, reported to the Police
BQiasd lately that be had found seven
teen suspected gambling houses, sew
cnty.one houses of ih-fame, hundred
and seventy-six places where liquor is
sold without a license and twenty-five
designation houses. He has expressed
his determination to rid the city of
these places, and will commence move
nents in this direction Immediately.
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No FAITH IN TELEGRAPHY.- About 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon woman
was seen staggering along with a
satchel in either hand, her nose red
from the cold, and her face wearing
anything bnt genial smile. AS she
reached Fourth street, man came
round the corner, carefully bundled
up and smoking fifteen cent cigar.
"You great beast~ shouted the
woman, dropping the satchels.
Got home, ell" he replied, smiling
complacently.
eyes, I've got home, and why didn't
you meet me at the depot? Didn't |
telegraph you?"
yes, but I've got so that I don't
believe anything sent over the Asso-
ciated Press wires, and | had no idea
you'd come. In fact, ! bet four silk
hats you wouldn't; and now you've
made me loose the pile"