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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-28
Garopaii@e Gabelberidte.
aramfretd, une 9eutidlans.

Sertfn, 26. Stat. = Die ,Boit" init
niiterieles SrgaW fdbrt fort, Gommentare
iiber bic Sriiis in 6ranfrei6 3u MAIDEN; Das
Sournal erfldrt inter 9lnoerem: ySranfreid
inter Goutrole beS Satifaus ilt baS Gen=
trum zines pdpltli6en Spitems, pelhes Oen
Srteben Der gSelt arf friuole gSeile bebrobt,
unb einen SrerS5ng gegen Oeuti6lanb Dorbe=
reitet; eS eriItirt fein 53meifel, oaB cine Sto=
runq beS 6riebenS llnDermeibltd) iein mirO,
penn Sranfrei6 bel ieinem gegenwdrtigeu
Serfabren bebarrt."
YariS, 26. Mai. - Mebrere raoifale
Sournale iino geri6tlid belangt tpproeu, neil
fie bic @eiete besiisli6 Der bffeutliben Orb
uung perlebten.
Serlin, 27. Mai.-Saiier @ilbelm hat
NEE in @llabz2otbringen unterSeid)net.
0onbon, 27. Maf.-gine Reuter'Ide Dc
peld)e telbet aus Yaris: y@s eriitiren Qu=
loft perben mirb, ais man eriuartet. @lle
Sournale ermuntern ibre reipeftipen Yarteiell
sur 8bdti9feit i'm Setreff Der nG6ften 2Sabs
len. Gin offi5ielles Sefret ift per6Hentlt6t
iporben, mad iueldem 26 @ommunllten be-
gnabi9t tperben."
Die slItfatboIifen In SeatIdlanp.
7
Iltfatbolifen in Oeuti6lanb ergibt, baB bic
ielben $3.50 86pfe ;dblen; i'm uersangenen
Sabre belief iid ibre ansabl anf 4s,80S Ser
ioueu..
Der 9ampier 9th Of 9,rustels."
QueenSt 10 II, 27. Wai. - Gin
Siibmeitfturm, bon Stegen unb Jfebel beglei=
BET, berridte ieit geiern abeno OIL Der &iifte
por. % Der gSino benz Sampfer ,Gitb Of
SRr,,f5o(aa o;i,1ff;n III IN fnrS AerfpIhe mn hr
id)einlid) brett mad 9iperpOol fabren.
Der Dampfer tpurbe sulett am Sreitagt
lub stpar bon Dem Sampfer rSrifia" seipro=
den. ST befanb ft9 bamals unter'm 50.4e
8reitensrabe unb 1929 eansensfaoe.
- : Nus 4om.
Som, 81. Rai. - Ser 8apft briidte Bel
oem Gmpiang Der pitrsfdiid)en gilger ge.
bauern iiber bic Serdnberung in Der 9aitnnq
Seltrei6's geseu ben papitlfben Stubl ans,
beffen 8edte es friiber iogar nit aaaffense.
malt perthetOiQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-28
germtid,te telearapbiid,e sepeSd,e,

= SnI 10 It t9 { Il Wtt Oufl llllD 4 II
las lit Der Serfebr auf ben Giienbabnen nod
immer in 6olse Der letten ueberi 6 10 nj
mHnqen unterbro6en.
- Ser @eneral g 0 eiiter unD Die
$50 it=@ III M iiiiou famen am Samita98s
abenbe in Itlaut a, @5a., ar, moielbit linen
Su gbren ein Sanfett perantaltet wurbe.
-SterbunOert0 to ame en- besn nS a n
6 lleg s" ma6ten am letteuSamitage einen
ausflug pon Yousbteepfie, N.@D,, mad
gSefpoint, Inn Der &epue uno Der Parabe Der
&aoetten beiSunobnen.
-Sn Is better, 3d., purbe geitsru gatrid
8alben auf Die Intlage bin berbaftet, bic
Soft beraubt 5u baben. Sin Boltiad
nit elmer groBen an5abl Srieie ipurOe i'll lei
rem Ssiite porgefunOen.
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3,pei mertfamiide SliiHtlinse ses
reffef.

nSs sstnss d 81 6 eagis gob, gsras, no
pei9e bonn 3ooe gerettet woroen. Sbre aus=
lieieruns mar Our6 cine pOr9eblide slusliefez
runsszNequiittiou Der merifaniidjen Se50r=
ben. periaHgt woroen, nno Der betreffcnoe
&i6ter mar ssraoe i'm Begrifie, Dem Serlaltz
gen al entipred)en. 9liidlid)ertueiie leufte Der
amerifanild)e Soninl auf ser geseniiberliegell=
ben Seite bes 9tio 9ranoe Die 9lufmerfianIz
feit bes Staatsbepartenents auf Die Ingeles
genbeit, unb baS Department ihidte iOfori
cine Sepeide ab, welde Die 8equtiition ole
ilngeieelib uno ni1t 5u bea6ten be5eifnete,
Die Oterifaner prroeu baraufbin natiirlif
nift ausgeliefert uno beoanfen ii6 iett burd
ben Soniul bel bem StaatsOepartement fiil
ihre Hettuua,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-28
stubreMer perttrthetft,

ca, N.=Y., 26. Wfai. = 8arneD Wfc.
GloSfep, ein notOrii9er 0eiperabo, tpel9el
aln lesten Satnitage friib nad eiuem gerabt
porber in benz 6auie bes 6rn. Sobn $. Suit
in bieier Stabt periibten Ginbrud5e BON BEN
@ebeinlpolisiiteu &arper am llfer oes Wobaw>
feftgenomneu ipOrben mar, ipurbe beute bon
Dem &i6ter 0tirou 81 5wanStgidbriger Saf
bel barter strbeit I'M 3u6thauie su Qlbant
perurtbeilt. Seine 6eliersbelfer Sbodel
Sbeeban unb Sia Gar weroen am II. Sum
proselfirt tper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-28
Glue ebeidleio,tne 1tn0 TIRE ssolae,,.

@leoelano, o., &c. Wtai. - gSdbrenO
oes WdrS< <Sernlins bes bteiisen Common
Pleas= =@eridtes muroe Srau Sarab 3. Gram
foro Don ibreln Wanne @m. $. CRAWFORD
gei9ieben. Surg barauf eridien &raipforO in
Der @obnung ieirer geidieOeneu Srau uno
idliittete ibr ben Snbalt eines Sldi96ens
Sitriol in's @eiitt. woburd iie i6redli6
perlebt tpuroe. @rapforb entfau1, nnb bic
6reunoe Der 6rau Grawiorb benliibten ii6
ieitbem perseblid), letnen Iufeutbaitsort aus
Sufunol9aften. Seute Wtor9en enoli6 trgfen
Nrau @ramforb's Sruber nnb mebrere Ser
tpanbte ben @eiuften anf einem gSege in
9tOdport= 2Omnlbip unpeit Oieier StaOt. @r
leiitete bent Seriude, ibu ieit3unebnlen, ssi'
beritano uuD ieuerte 2 -3 Shiilie nit elmer
S6rotilinte auf ieine Serfolger ab, obne Die
ielbeu iebo6 81 trefien. gr lub barauf biz
Slinte mieber uuO t0btete ii6 burb eiueu
SSchuR in bic Vruft allf Der Stelle.
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Dtilmautee, sSisc., 27. Mai. - Die
SommiiTonsFrmen Sinlotbp, Momer & So
lep anb g8aro & Sumter, melde iid baupt=
iddli6 nit bem @etralbebanoel bei6dftigten,
fallirten geitern. Der Setrag Der Yaiiiba iit
unbetannt, belauft ii6 ieOod auf cine beoeu=
enOe Sumr1e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-28

10 geidienen. gSas tuirb absr fiinitis aus
Der alien 5eloentpetie, Die Dor :3eiten poh1
NIT Mad1t, friidle Snabenl pelfe @reiie bin
5og in bic & iir Heni d la 6t?"
Die II NJ gangsiprade Der 8ulgaren
ift griedii6, Die Der &undnen lateiuiid).-
&lajliid1e S6mutfinfen!
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sSfefacftrphctt.

@li5abetb, gt.=S., &c. 0tai. = Die @e-
idrporcueu in bem Yro5eiie segen 9r. sS. 6.
@eitlafe, ueld)er angeflagt mar, ben &na6en
Balter 2epiu 9et0otet Su baben, inbem er
bei'm aus;ieben zines 3abnes aetber anlueu=
bete, saben bente ben gSabripru9 rni6tz
IhutNtnD nh
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WaufbplSe aesii ii6tiat.

Spracnie {, N.zY:, p. Wai. : 6riib
beute Morgen eridien cine anSabl betrlnfe.
f1 a apoes aspoe opba IN pf os ts aoorses Sss T ea b
oriidte ben entl9lub aus. OaS Saus 81 Oemoz
liren. gle 9riffen snerit ben S6enfwdrter
Charles Groder on, nel6er, um iei1 2eben gu
retteu, bret S6iiiIe aus einem 6epoluer ab=
feuerte. Ser erite S6ub t0btete @oparb
gSooblod, eineu Der Haufboloe, unb siuet anz
bere nurben our6 bic beioen letten S6iiile
bebeuflid uerwunbet. Die gauge Sanoe be-
fiubet iidl in SQft.
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8erid)tlidJe GntiGefont8 geget cine
YSdhttdeiellsdtaft.

BrObibcnce, u. s., 26. Wfai. = Snl
Sbuseridte murbe beute bic yytep Yort@
8olton>Y Yropibencer Sabn" CUR 3ablung elmer
gumme bon $4,000 sur Gnti6abisung iiir
ben 2ebensperluit, mel9er bic Solse Der &as
taitrnnhc bel Richrunuh lnnr nfr1Irthsilt
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Baltimore efrf e9n(uranfe Wftfs
auf Der
Gibmeft>Gde berSnut9> II. Waterfr


Dieie @e{eaidaft uerFtert fortpdbrenb sesen Berz
lutte ODER Shaben ourt Branbnnsllf ioEobl tn Der
@tabt, nie aui bem 2anbe, ale Mrten pon giaentbum
2Dobn=, 2aben= unb Daarenb6uer, 5anbeis9lter,
aderbousBrooufte, M0belp, 6aus @erdt6f6aftre,
I'm 8au besrifjene ober 9afen in eabuns beFnSIi4e
6ahrBeu9e u. (. 10.
Gas Sireftorium heftebt aus folaenben 5erren:
&1m. .. earritcn, $,rdfibent,
Dapt6 g. Wli0n, 6. Morton Ste,Dart,
6ranciS Z. Sing, B.fS. Nencomer,
Senrp Carroll, Srpilie SortDt, f
q. g. Steuort, lB. u. Eaplor,
gBm. $. 1fune, George {. Sarrifon,
5. pom 8apff, v. Mlbert 8tdets,
Z, Gtb6ert Senfins, Menbes @oBen,
80 Wm. s. penniston. -
Npplifations=G Gormulare un6 pettere Nadbribt 1ber
bic @eien5baft fpirb in ber Office auf Der Slopet=
Gde Der Goutb: unb Daterraee ertbeiIt, mo- aud ae
Nuitrdqe iofoSt edebist fpert en-. 8etfiGerun9en
merben auf irsenb eine rift ansenonmen, metde anf
Applifant pInfben mag.
SaMt.1Sil 6t. 0soowato, Selr.
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Glue Gtfenbabtt tta@ oett 8laG.
fSSmS

omaha, Rebr., 2e. @ai.-0er General.
8etriebs =Direftor Der yllnon=Y acifc@ Sabn,"
6r. @larf, ertldrt auf bas Setimmteite, bag
nod int 3aufe bieies Somn1ers Der gau einer
&tienbahn mad ben @adz5tlIs IN 4ngriff &C.
nomnlen werbem ioQ. SOrlduig ioa eineS eStrsde
bon 1OoOteilen fertig geitellt werben; bcralus,
gangspunft ipro erttpeoer nod Sionep ODER
nod Gbegenne perlegt uerben.
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- Die 3iirteu babsn 5um pierten Otole
ueriu6t, Satterie'n Der rlmGnii6eH Boiition
bel Sslac3 ge9eniiber gu erridteu. Ser 8erf
iu6 nurbe ie6of our6 ous Seuer Der ruma.
niifen Irtillerie pereitelt.
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beriihmtes @ilmauteez zSQgerDter

,utro nur BON $. u. GIbrina & Comp. asenten,
@de Der Baltimore uno YineitraBe, Sames g.
0urman, Gde ser YofzSffieez apenue unb Seconos
gtrabe, urlo s. ~. Spbniton Gomp., SIR. 5S,
WeftsNapettefra6e, ousbridlid gum Samilten @es
braiId6e auf 1laiden sesosen. Ile Seitelungen per
yoftfarte uerben prompt efeftuirt, unb oas Befeae
foitenire in irseno einern Staottbeile ab9elteier.
(Mpril23, 3UfeiaGT)
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9lnsrtff a,tf einest 8eoaftear.
S6refltd)e Sbat etner 2Sabtts
fittttfae1t.

Nem=Y orf, 26. Wtal.-Staotrtdter Ntcz
0onuugb in 5Obofeu itellte geltern eineu5aft=
befebl fir bic 5eituabme Der Srau Mtarp
@ibion, einer @abnituuigen, meld)e in gtr.
l12, 2. Ctr, luobnt, aus. 9llS Die Bolisiiten
bas Saus betraten, fanoen iie bic iiebenidbrige
Io6ter Der Srau an elmer Sbiire aufsefniipft,
pdbreno Die dlteite So6ter in eiusr @de in
i1rem Slute lag uno fein 2ebensSeideu bon
fi6 gab. Die YoliSifteu i6nitten Oas erit=
erludbnte SinO ab uno trugeu es in sic friid)e
2uf binaus. Die Srau purbe perbaftet unb
BON Dem Stabtri6ter porlduiis benz @eiGng=
nife iibertpielen. Die 8ilber ipuroen Der ge=
banblung eines9(rSteS iibergeben, tpeld)er fanb,
baf Die dlteite So6ter nit eiuent idarfen Snz
itrunlente, obne 3rpeifel tnemSeile, id)redli6
5erfletid)t lporDeu mar.
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pGV1VVO e d1 uheu

Nnaben 00n9teBs un0 TOfsIUt N)utfttS -...... 7 4U
Dieie @aaren mien lpe9en Utangel on Gaum per@
fnuft Deroen. Seoes aSaar tpiro garanrt. Sie bill
Iisffen Prete, Iemals in Baltimore offerirt,
In xept 8seinberger's ueusm Xaoen,
tn yeoi @einbereer'S . neucm 2aoen,
gtr. 81, Noro=@uta,pfraBe,
yr. 81, 9toro=Gutanitrabe,
nddite 2bare 5u oer Stride.
Seine 8er6inOuug init ir9enb einem anberen 4aben,
". B,-Nur elm 2aben! (Dtat24, > 0tt)
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Gin Statternid1tff.- Ser 1tntergana
Der Sarfe Clio 0pie."


San 6ran5ts scO, 26. Wtai.-Sn Srblle
purbe seitern Der Yroseb segen Stainbroot,
nel6er Der getbeiligung on benz @bineienz
WtaiIacre gu Chico ungeflagt mar, beeubet uuo
Der s(u9eflagte Oes Ytorbes i'm 3lueiten @rabe
iiberfiibrt Die iibrigen Ingefla9ten, Sas.
Slau9bter, Sobn Slalgbter, Gusene 8oberts
uno s. 6. &onpap, welfe suerit yl1ift ihulz
big" plaibirt batten, befannten iib baranfbin
ebenfals beS Otorbes i'm 3tpeiteu @rabe l6ulz
big. 0as llrtbeil miro am nd9iten Montage
GeiprOdlen iperbetI.
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Yerftsm bIeibt nemtral.

Sod Elm tiirfilher 0tonitor auf Der 0onal
seritDrt.
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9aS Gr0bebett 1T Wertt

. o It on, 26. Wtai.-&apitan Wtc&oOn BON
bem Sdifie y@enepa," tpel6eS in Solge Der
5lutbipele, Die benz Grbbeben in Beru folgte,
on Der 8iiite ieues 2anbes i6eiterte, bot mad
Yortlano, Me., telegrapbirt, baB bic ganse
Mnra adn$at dssgf dsfsfft aes IegrSs se;s gas Is Sg gs
Sobos einen na6 Der Samptomer 8bebe be-
ftimmten Cargo on 8orb nabm, tpurbe BON
Der Slutbmelle ans llfer geipOrfeu, ipdter ie=
bod mieber Hott genladt.
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Ser selssmssplam Der 8mtSen.

Die Stdrfe oer ruifid,en unS tartiSden
Armee'n.
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Ser orientaliide &ries.
TGtereS iiber Die t1nruben TT &on=
itantinDpel.

gSabrideinlidle 9lul0ilng bes titrtiiben
Sarlaments.
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Selegrapbiide Sepei@elt.
eSmlatto 9epe16e,t.

6erite ber rafiociir!en Yreiie' fir ben uOeutI9e
@orreip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-28

Ste Situation an Der Sonatt tttl
tit &letns9liien,
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oieIe Qeute bis 5ur ud9iten GougreBiitun9
obne Sergiitung oienen.
| 9aS gegenluGrtis i'm bieiigen 6lotrenball=
bofe liegenbe SegelIdiif ySaratoga" prb
nG6itens mad Soitou abaeben uno BON bort
aus nit 125 fir Die Tlotte anqemorbene Snaz
ben am Soro cine l1ebunqsfabrt an Der atlan=
ttl6en aiifte antreteu. SIM @au;en iinb iett
etwa 700 Snaben als 30gltnge fir bic Slotte
| an9emorben iporoer, bon peld)en iid $50 am
Sorb bon S6ulififfsu beiinoen.
Sberft 8. s. Sorbtu bonn "a. Snianterie=
| Re9intente, tpelber als elmer Der Sefretdre beS
Yraioenten Ieitber Sllnn Oienite i'm ,SeiBell
Saule" beta6irt mar, miro an @noe oeies
OfOnats abgel6i't lperben uno eineu ueueu
Yoiten i'm arlegS Department antreten.
Osan balt es ui9t ldnser fir stpednaB.s,
DttlltdrperlOnen I'M 94eiben Sauie" 81 itas
tioniren.
am erlten Suli miro Die 4rbeit in peridlie=
benen WaffenmerfitGtten unb 3eugbGuiern Der
8egierung ein9eite1t wsrben, unb ettpa GOO
9rbeiter geratbeu auBer 9ei6ditiguug. Sn
leoem arienale nno 3eusbauie weroeu nur
tpenige an9eiteilte I'M 0ienite bebalten iuerben,
I'M oas @igentbum Der Tesieruns 81 iiber=
pafen.
Ser eroritebenoe Sofomotipiiibrers
Mnsttaao a,tf Der sebi8bsWaleps
8abt."
Setblebem, Ya., 26. Mai. - Die Ser
tltnoigung elmer 6eouftion oeS 0Obnes Der
Iofomotlpfiibrer auf Der yQebigb Salep=
Sabn" pernriadt bebeutenoe Nufregung inter
alien sngeitellten ber 8abn. Die 8abnseie1=
id]aft bate Die MaBre9el ibou isit ldngcrer
3eit beabiidti9t mno Ossbalb Sorfebrllngen
9etrofen, oamit ber gerfebr auI Der Sabn i'm
Sale zines Nnsitanbes felne ltnterbre6unq
erletoe. Seit Der erten 9lnbeutune be3ii9lid)
Der ReOuftion baben bic 2ofomotinfibrer bel
nabe tagltf gerlammlungen gehalten unb
ld)einer lanlnltli6 Su 8uniten zines Qusfan=
bes Su iein. 0elegaten, ipelfe Die Derifiebez
men Oipiiionen Der Sabn pertreten, tperoen
ntorgen elmer allgenleInen Serlamnlung Der
2ofomotipfiirer III Bittiton beifpobnen, uuo
man erpartet, oaB Die 4ngelegenbeit Johann
entid)ieoen tperben mirO. SOr fur3er Belt
tullrbe Der 9obn aller Ingetellten Der 9abn,
bic 2ofonlottufiibrer ausgenomlnem, I'M 10
BroSent rebusrt.
Dem Sernebn1en mad bielten Die 2ofomo=
tipiiibrer bereitS beute gtadmittag cine Ser.
ian1mlung 81 Cation unb bei6loieH, iid fei=
uer 9obnreouftion gu unterlperisn, Die Seiser
werben ansebli9 ebeufals ausltsbsn.
II, pa., ~. Ulat. = Ste Eotonto=
tipfiibrer Der reebigb=Sallep< <Sabu1 bislten
bente yea6nllttag cine 5ablreif beiu6te Ser
iammlung III Bbilippsburg, N.<S,, oieier
5taot seseuiiber. Die Serbanblungen rper-
ben gebeim gebalten, jeoo6 1T man Der allges
meinen anitdt, OaB elm ausitanb itattFnOen
miro.
alnsriff a,tf einett Meaafte1.r.
Dport, ST., 26. Wtat.-Or. :. Satd)
aus gtOrozSrop, Rebaftsur oes rYallaOiMm,"
lpuroe seitern abeno auf oerStraBe bon einem
Sri. Saolod ansesrifTsn,. nel6e ibut. rOtbsn
Bfeffer in bic augen mari II. ibn oarauf erbar=
9reiferin uno ibre 5anlilte geri6teter artifel
mar bic llriade Der 3idtisuns. Seioe Se=
tbeiliste geb0ren ben beiieren Stdnoen oil,
uno Die aHaire erregt sroBes anfieben.
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s6redltGer 11nfaH bet'm 2lbfemern
etnes SalntS s,t Gbre,t oeS 8e=
bnrtstases Ser &6ntgin 0tftorta.
Wd,f NerSpneu oet00tet.

Us nepe 9 m II, 26. Ufai.-Sm bIelIgen
5orte Der v5uOior= Sai= @ompagnte" ereignete
ild bei'm 4bfeuern zines Saluts Su Gbren
oes @ebnrtstages Der &5nigin Sittoria cine
id)reflid)e Pulpererploiion. Stint Siuber uno
sweiOtdnner murben 9et0otet, unb ein anberes
atno lie9t III Solge Der erlittenen Serletunsen
I'M Sterben
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DOVER.

Owlng In the plr.t .,DuulAncr OF Irult and
,,t,ru,lou. There. - NOR. sickness Than usual
ia our midst ,hou,h Tim, far. i, does not S.ern
..rioua farm
Tb. Angus, m,.un. still goe, on, and the
ueople still pour in IRON every direction At
/ ,.t accounts there had been ten urfwcai al
ditlons The ministers who have been amt are
now IN attendance are Rrya. Hand. lie'lrck.
rlatteubuIg. JarrIft and Mcdaniel.
w. regret +: stale that Mr.. Henry slu.i-r,
LIVING ina, west a., rsho b,i1r.. me, with all
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WAVeRlY.

From our long -Ilenre IL would seem that this
portion OF lhr county remtIns unnotlrei :" |
Will cndeav"r 10 give u few Iteu-, though they
viii be written rather hurrIrd!S.
Rev = /. Rufner aud Mi. Jesse { arter Will
each open private SC FOOLS soon.
Farmers, Stree ihr raius, are becoming en-
c ,urngei, the prospects for more Than an average
ylri,i Is very promising, although greatly DAM
aged by The worm
The plcnIc AT Three GruVc- wa- tuii" en- ryab'e
until late in III" evening. whru Il slight aitrr-
cation took place between two Utt friends, bat
lasted for d short llnIr only
Farmers should profit bJ the experience ui the
past. and Ia!ioW NOR OF inrir corn Land IN the
laii, ami thu, not only avoid the ravu--s 81 the
wire worm, but The increase IA the Yield 81 r"in
per ucTe would amply r'lruy ,heIn 10: their labor.
The all absorbing topic ol conversation now
Is the Narrow Gauge railroad. Ia" last meeting
-eeme't 10 awaken am interest among tie citizens
al this AMI tie townships eat "i here. Mr. \.
I. " in-or Is cunHa> sing this and Dover town
snip 10 secure subscriptions to The rond ant We
trust all vii! teei 1t their uuty ~ gave Il hearty
response.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25

cur:rarg Of ! m,cd -at',, nc, D." = I III III
the public crcdit, always cunvCr;rhi" mo com,
an! 40 Hunted IN :moum, an, supported hv 'r-
serves that IT. rouvvrtiliiIty can I't hr "nd.tu-
ger Il amt supplemented 10y At usnk rurr'rcy re-
An "prn itAil Al L., t,-ri Uipn u.h.H 'r'"'i-
tirs, 81 that III any event the urj" lI'.'!"i IL ',.'
from los Iiway- r',!.. mail ia "'.H 'r H!''ri
States note. unlimited Ia amount exc . b. 'i"
wants nj M-iur---rn, - tia" k'hi cot rri'' mh
y nat viii ~tattI,i.H H." ""r'j ct '"'" ~.
give sails Ia y'us r'iI.iI.F''" t''''' '' ''H AZ
sans. TaI-, inject. w".i't Ia ia, htsi I'iet
currency IN til" w"rlt Let tH.- .Hur'"'N h'
supported by il ruIli, o:r'Ii; against WINCH =
whisper or a doubt can n"i l., ui'"Ic!, -It srur
public debt viii nr reduced lp IT. irW'e; poi
h- burden 81 !nt,lr7f. aud VIII h"' one III"
great depository 81 rnr -ANs.g- %! l,!''r, '''"
trustee ii thu widow llt "rl',it. IT, -al'' I"Nj
OF capital not ,mp!"yei IN aciv" miH-t'i"--
The notable points in this are that
Nh sherman i not in favor "i entirely
aboIishing ~grr"uhark~. that h" 'h'nh~
very highly OF the i~rtii"ma! banks, aud
that ne looks on the natlom.l i"ht ~ IN
some degree a national blessing. The
weakness OF the speech consists in his
failing. rs aiI other republican, speakers
have dour.tr inform the country how II"
can bring about specie resumption. li~
other positions ON iiH,ucr are well
enough taken from his standpoint. There
can be no doubt that dugnatic assertions
ot extremists viii hinder rather than cN-
pedite 4 settlement al this vc\c'l qurN
lion, but it certainly ~rr!n, that when
the administrator iahrr I position IN
the matter II should be able To explain
il to the country. 1t j. Noteworthy that
Mr.. Sherman did NOT say u wor,t airrut
the rculnurtIZatIOu al silver. though his
party III ONO Ia, declared l"r 1t. nor
did he a.ludc to the action ot the Gin
cinnati chamber OF III in de-
handing the repca. al The re>ump-
act. On the whole. his speech
Is not only unsatisfactory 70 the country,
bat it does not please his party. many OF
the Journals OF which are d"ruuuncing il
vigorously.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25

county. lie had after long and patient waiting,
asCertained her whereabouts, and, in company
with her uncle, gentleman No. >. had found her
%avit.ing place, and now sought the consumma-
ton OF his wishes The squire satisfied him.
self that they we're both of the necessary age to
choose tor themselves. and the ceremony WAS
performed; two hearts mair one: two testlnies
linked together; two vuyAgcrs alons tie 81, of
lille To 20 IN company. After the ceremony, the
Mt Hope >iivei Cornet Band gave them Il hand
some sereua,te. On the next morning they
struck out FOR saline county, to meet the stern
rIs"ge of all Incrns-d father. Further ieponent
saith mol. further than thai 1t Is TO lie hup.,t that
he may prove Ia Dr. u good husband to the woman
vi his choice, and that the father may never have
cause 10 regret the day which gave hun II s"n-in-
iaw PHIL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25
The Right Kind of Strike.

II i a "el|-kuown fact that miners and
other lthoring men i'll this community In
stead 81 -"jliuG their regular pay in cash
aud ii" benefit of purchasing for cash. get
or i"rS from their employer, I" business
pItr,-, tni arrangements have been made
with b -'nrS, men. for 4 percentage return
ringing nom & 10 H. per cent to the EN-
players III nii orders sent To them.
I'm : simply r"hhing the hard working
labnrsr for the ben iii OF a few others.
Tins is an imposition which ought to be
struck. IABORER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25

Among other cheerful reading from
the European battle fields we find the
following: Three BashI-BaZouks. in
their wunderings, came across the body
of a Russian soldier. They determined
to bury it, and were on the point vi plac-
ing 1t in a hurriedly-dug grave, when
the Russian anne to his senses, and OBJ
serving their iptentlon, remarked that he
was not dead. They looked at him Tor
\ few seconds. when one of them re-
marked, Really you Russians are such
horrid liars that it is impossible to be-
lreve any thing you say We found you
here dead, So you must be buried. and
they buried him.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25

There will be three state elections in
Septemher-that of Vermont on the 4th.
that OF California on the 9TH, and that of
Maine on the 10th. Iowa and Ohio will
hold their state elections October 5. On
November 9TH the states of Mas>achu-'
sets. Mississippi. Pennsylvania. New
York, Virginia and Wisconsin will hold
their elections.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25

The United States import annually
100000. 900 worth of flax, hemp and
lutte. Improved processes are steadily
diminishing the cost OF harvesting, pre-
pairing and manufacturing. Jute may
be grown in the southern states; hemp
in Kentucky, Missouri. Illinois and In
diana while flax thrives in states turtll,
er north.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25

The Western Union and Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Companies have con
solidated. This puts an end to the
sharp competition which has been going
on tor some time between these two
companies, and rates Will be put back
to the old figures at all competing points