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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-09
Selegrapbii9e 9epei9eu.
[Berite Der raociir.en g,reiie' fir ben ~Deutten
@orreip iponbeuteu@.l
9nlana-Qfps(1fn.
Sic Senatpren Mprtpn tttto Wtc=
SDndlS.

SpNu>U<
SnbtanapoliS, 8. Sftober. Senator
WtcOonalb ipirb morgen eine Ingabe per0f<
feutli6en, in mel6er er bic @riinbe, aus MEL
6eu er unldngit bem Scnator Dtorton einen
Selu6' abitattete nno linn oas auerbieten
matte, fih III Der beuoritebenoen @ougreBiits
3ung nit ibm ,ab3upaaren," auseinanberiett.
i6r. MeOonalb erflart, er babe ben franten
Seuator beiubt, neil Smii6en ttm uno benz
9eetereu, obgleid iie pOlitiife SppOn.nten
rparen, lett laugen Sa9ren ein freunoiAaftliz
DIES SerbdltniB beItanbeu babe. gSdbrenO
bes Seiu6es babe er pm. 0torton aaeroiugs
bas auerbieten gemad]t, i'm Sale oerielbe in
Der nd4iten GOngreBftung beu tdgliAen Se-
JUDI Der Situugen 3u ermiioeno fdnoe, ii9
nit Tim ,abSupaaren," unb er batte eS NIT
benz anerbieten ernitlid gemeint. ST CLAUDE,
er babe ni6t nlebr getban, als in einem iol=
d)en Salle our6 o6fi9feitsriidii6ten sebo-
ten tporoen lei, unb Senator Worton babe
INN mdbreno Der letteu @rtraieuns bes Se=
mats, ais er in Solge Der @rtranfllng ieiner
So6ter nat, Sauie reiien rluBte, oielelbe SDfz
li1feit erlpieleu.
senator McOonalb itlieBt nit ber Ser
iid)erung, er babe retne Serpfidtung iiber'
nolnnen, ipelae i'm an Der getreuen @rfiillun9
ieiner Yhi6teu ais benotratii9er Senator
perbtnbern Diirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-09
Scr 6eloutarft.

Nenz Ort, 8. Oftbr. = @el6 leidt 81
T.. ssed]iel rnbs su 4.81. @olb i9loB
rubig 5u 1921. 8unbes Sbliaationen
idloiieu itettser 1ss1er Coupons 1893,
meme 1s65er 1O45, 1s67er 10Y, 1851 109,
neue Siinfer 1868 1O.4Oer Coupons 1914.
aftien i6loien lebbait unb left; Nem=
gorfer Central 1919, @rie 14s, Safe 9bore 72,
Sqinoiler Central ~, Eittsb. s34, Chicago
Sfortbmeitern 42s, YriOritdtsn es9, Mod-Ss=
lano 1O44.
llnteridasamts Silans; Sob $los ,44s,s :
a23,l4; @ourant $4S, S,259,665.s1,
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Seratti1tc Sepeiden aus Tetuz
40

Rep gOrf, 8. Oftober. - Sob er=
Oifnete Su 1929.
= 9eute iinO bier angetommeu: BON 9ons
bon Der 0anpfer rRanfiu," Don 8riitOl Der
Oampfer rSOmeriet," BON QSeftiuoieu Der
0ampfer yGlsopatra" lluO BON mittelduOi=
I4en 6dfen Der 0ampfer r9liipria."
- Der llnteri9aeneifer 5ablte beute fir
5ntereiien $4,000 unb fiir elngeSo9ene Sb>
lt9ationen $286,OOO aus.
: Die 3Oa @innabmen betrlI9en bepte
S514 600.
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SdS oelbe Niebcr.

Safionuille, 5la., 8. Sttbr. - Seit
lcttem Samita9e erfrantteu in 6ernanbina
IA Yerionen am geIbeu 6ieber. Or. 3. q.
gSelforO aus bieier Stapt, relfer Dem 8ufe
I'm ar5tlidJe 5ilfe nad 6srnanOlna folste,
lte9t i'm Sterben.
auguita, @a., 8. Sft. - Scit Samitag
purben aus Sort 8Opal ein Sterbefall unO
3pet lpeitere @rtrautungeH um 9elben Sieber
9ernelost.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-09
Sipet SalidImlltSer perbaftet.

9bilabelp bia, s. Sftober. = 3mei
notoriit)e Sali6miiuSer, JtanenS 8bo8. San
Softer uno SbOs. 2epis, muroen 5cute III
9tr. 928, 9arieniraBe, BON SunOeSgebrimpo.
llSiiten pelbaftet. Gin uoqitGnOiger 6aIids
ntiinSGs9lpparat, iopie cine beOeutcnbeGuanz
titdt fali6er 5OzGentsltiide uno Srateoollars
muroen in ibrem Seiite por9efunOen. sSn
@rmanselung BON je $4,000 Sitrgi9aft lfifte
Der gunoes=Gomniiidr beiOe 4n9efla9te III
bas @efduartiR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-09
Rod etn gNeltamsitelnttgssGoels
n4fff.

Cincinnati, 8. Sftbr-Oer &aiier bon
@uBlano bat Srn. u. 3 @Oiborn 5um Dante
fir bic Oienite, mel6e berielbe ndbreno Der
Ybilaoelpbier gSeltausitellung ben rnitl9en
Ausitelern leiitete, burd ben rulitihen Sc
ianSten 9rn. S4isfin eiil Brepet iiberlanSt,
lpeldes Srn. @ofborn ben Slang zines Httters
Der stpeiten &laiie iibertrdat uno ibm ben Sr'
pep bes hl. Stanislaas uerleibt.
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8ahIt.1tufaQ.

Sort Serbs, gt.-D., 8. Sttbr. - Sei
Garr's 0tod itir3te am letten Sar:ita9Ss
9tbenoe I'M 10 lbr Elm Selsblod ben Ibhang
bluunter unb traf einen SradltSug. Webrere
@agen rpuroen Sertriimmert, bod 9liidlt6er
99eiie gtiemano perlest. gSGre Der ent9leilte
3uq nod einige Sup meiter gefabren, 10 mare
er an Der ndmlifeuSte no i'm Sabre 1868
ein furd)tbares @iienbabrlzlln9liid iid) ereigs
nete, in etuen buucert Sup tiefcn ab9runo
9eitiir5t.
Ser @erfebr auf Der 8abn tuurbe bur4 ben
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Gim peroad,ttaes GaBrse,te. .

NeW- . Ort, s. Sttober.-Oer @aPlfdH
ees aus QSettnoicn angelangten 0ampfers
cleopatra" tbetlt nit, oaB am %. Septens
ber Sipei 0tatroien Der Sarfe nSoa9o" aus
gteipzgorf Die ipanii4en 8ebGrDen in Glenz
fuego beuad]rtftgten, baB it6 gSaifen, Dtu=
nition uuo ionitige &riegScOntre6anoe ami SOrO
oes SabrScugeS befdnOen. Sine an5abl ipaz
niid1er WtarineIoloateu puroe an Soro &C.
ihidt, nm Die IuSlabuug Oe8 &argoS 81 iibT=
luod)en, unb Die beiben erudbnten Utatroien
perben auf eirem ipunii6en Srie9sitiffe &C.
fangen gebalten, bis Die llnteriu6ung be5ii9-
lid Der au9ele9enbeit beeubet lit. Der ga
pitdn Der Sarfe ltellt euti6ieDen in abreOe,
mn er &rienscnntreharhe OIL SnrN iiihre.
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Cine 4arte.

P an ane, psIde on Den fsosen bon Susenbfnnben
nerooier Sdudde, gnttrdituns, Serluft Der Dians
nesfrat Ieioen, ienbe id TO # emf elm 8esep
bas iie turirt. 0iees sroBe Selmitel iuurbe BON
einem Niiiiondr in Sdb=lmerita entoedt. SGidt elm
aoreiirtes @oupert an 9ieu. 5oiepb Z. Snman, Staz
tion D, Sible>Souie, 9.sg. @itp.
(Oh.S.tS, S,t&iu., .,i,a,3.O
Die neuen tiirfiid)em mno ruiiiid,en clettro.
demiieben, UserfuriaI>, 1daweicI= unb 8ampt=
bdoer in Ssr. 147, Saratosa=, nabe gutawfrase,
nb ett fur Serren uno Samen in ooler abdtisteit.
(Sepit0, 12DiteH
@enn Gerste Stonetrafer' 6utenzSps
rup se9en Ianse beebenben Suften, grtdltuns boien
pals u.p. empieblen, mus er ii trtid gut ,en. Yet
allen Sdnblern gu babeu. 25 Cts. Die fsaide; > fit
81. (Sulti9, ,3gfte,i i.a.8.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-09
Qmei Wiofroie,t ertr1,tfett .

9ropinceto nj n, Maii., 8. Sttbr. =
3mci portu9ieitide Matroien beS SdOoners
Baltic" gtamens Solcpb &apbael unDYbtl.
Stratus, itiir5ten anf Der 6abrt BON @rano
SanfS bierber iiber Sor0 unb ertranterl.
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SmiHbrttG.

gtemz Dorf, 8. SttOber.-0er 0Qmpfer
rGleopatra," wel6er beute aus 9SeltnOten all
laugte, bradte Die Ntannl l4ait Der pom gton.
tego>Sai na9 gtew=9Ort bsitimmten Sarfe
rSeralo," Die am %. Septenber wabrenO eli
nes beftigen Sturules bel 9todD= POtnt al Der
Siiite bon Sarnaifa idleiterte.
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0aS gSaattcrs VI cncrbeer ppernfeff. i.

Am WtOntage nGdIter gSOde begIuut OaS
bonn Waior 6erguiOn, benz Superinteucenteu
Ser Wtuiit.Afaoemie unb benz Smpreiario
6rn. Sr1er arraugirte 8aguerz zDteperbeers
Spernieit. 9aS Set, tuel6e5 iih iiber iiini
Suge au8oehneu uub in Der Wtuiit= Afaoemie
obgebalten meroen iOu, miro uns Wteperbeer'S
y9tobert Der Seufel" uub yoie lSu9enOtten,"
BeetbOOen'5 ySIOclio," g8ugner'S y9Obenz
grin" unb g8eber'8 ,6reiibiis" briugeu. Die
neue @eellihaft oes 6ru. 6rper Sablt inter ibz
rcrWitglieoern Die beiten uno htigiteuSrdftc,
peIde MIR auf amerfanii6em 8ooen engGs
girt ,uer0en founteu. Dtao. Bappen6eim,
Der btriibmte 3cnor Charles aoamS, Die
Sdngeriu WatbilOe g6ilOe, Der au8geSet9nete
Barton Blum, Die S6. 6rttidl, g8errenratb
II. u. bilben Die heruorra9enoitcn Utit9lieoer
Der @eiellid]aft. Dtit Der gettuug Der Speru
1T Dr. 0tar Wtareeef bttraut pOroen. OaS
Srdeiter miro aus Der pOll5dblgen Sapeae
Der @huiifz AfaOemie, Die nod ourt led)88ebn
Remz Dorter Uiuiitcr oerltdrtt meroer miro,
beIteben. Oa oa6 g8aguer Dtegerbeer 6eit
ein ipesieQ beuh6c8 Set lit, 10 iollten uniere
9eutiheu and 2llleS auibietcu, nm oa6elbe
III einem briuanten @rI0l9e 3u MAIDEN. 9SGb1
renb Der finf %oriteuuugen, fir bic ou9en=
tlidlid) Gorbereituugen g,troneu meroen, lollte
Die afaOemie all icbem Abcuoe bon Dem Bar+
quet bis sur @auerie pOn unierem 0eutlds
tbume qeiiillt iein. SH oen nddteu Sagen
mer6en SubicriptionSliIten aufgelegt, bic bof-
fentlid in flrSer 3eit nit llnteri6riiteu beoedt
ieiu meroCr. 9a5 Announcement fir Die fiinf
Soriteluugeu lit aui ben perbdltniBmdBig ME
Ori9en Setru9 BON Sc ieit9eiebt pOrOeu.
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Scr leBte &anpf init Oen Ste3
NSprrcS

gSaib lin gton, s. Sftober. = Oa8
Sriegs z0epartement bat offi5ielle 0epei6cn
empfaugell, melfe DIE bereltS perDffentlidte
gtatri6t iiber oas Srcffen 3tpii9en Dem Sc
neral Otiles unb ben 9te5 BerctS 6eftatigen.
0as Sefebt ereisnete itd am Snafe=@reef,
Z Uteilen BON Oeiien WtiinOung. = 9te
S6lu9tsu, in mel6en Die SnOianer 3uflndt
gejld]t baben, iolfen 9leib ben 6eritbmten Saz
Dabstten Der MooocS cine natiirltd)e Seltung
bilben. Otan glaubt nid1t, OaB pos Cont
manoo be8 Generals OtileS itarf acnu9 1T,
nm bic &otbbaute I'M Sda6 5u balten, bis
gSer1tGrfuuaeu aulaudeu.
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SGiWenadrihteu.


QueeuStomn, s. Sftober. Otr
0ampfer Britannia" lit BON NelusY YOrt bier
eingelaufen.
Sapre, s. Sftbr. - Der 0ampfer
y@ana6a" lit bon gteiu YOrf bier elngez
troiieu.
8rifo1, 8. Sftbr. - Der 9ampf,r
yGOrmpaa" III bon SEEM gOrt bier einge-
laufcn.
8Gpmoutb, 8. Sttbr. - Der 9ampfer
uSrtiia" iit bon gtew YOrf bier an9ttonl=
men.
Gueen8tomu, 8. Sftobcr. - 9er
Oampier DSnbianG" 1T bon BbilaOelpbia an.
gefonme1l.
GRopilGe, 8. Oftbr. - Der 9ampfer
rYOlpneFan" 1T Don WtOntreal bier einge-
trofien.
8 gbteIbs, 8. Ottbr. - Der 9umpfer
ugSidbanl" lit Don gtep Yorf bier augefon.
men.
&nrac Sabeloepeid)en.
- Der irauSOiiIde Senator gout8 SlloeI
Sour6eau iit geitOrben.
- Sn SocIia fino innerbalb Der letten 3ebu
Gage 25O0 trante ruiiiid1e Soloateu aus Sul.
garten aMgefonlnlen. 9ielelben leioeu 9r0B'
tentbeils am Sumpfiieber.
- @omaro @raupille Gliot, Der brittle Gar
bon ct. @ermaln, lit in GuglanO aeitorben
Gr errei6te Das @lter BON 70 Sabreu.
- Die BON Ybtlaoelpbia na6 Queenstomr
beitiu1nte Sarfe ySranclScO @uro" lit ourd
cine @oaiion in ben @runb gebObrt wOrOeu
Die Mauui6ait puroe gerettet.
- 9encral 6iirit SmeritiusfD III 5um Sc.
neralltabSdef oer runldnilden Armee ool
Blelpua eruannt moroen. @eneral 3otofi ba
oas COMMANDO iiber oaS biSber pom 9eneru
Suerttiustp befebli9te slrmsscOrpS ibernom
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- giner 8cuter'i6er 9epei6e ans gu6q.
reIt SufOlge iiuo Die 0ouaubriiIeu bel Sttopa
uno gtitopolis in 6Olgc bon Sei9dOigung
Ourf Stiirme icit ben iaeten 3pet GugeH M
paiiirbar 9etpor6en.
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&au2=NaQintenf.

SanSran5tscO, 8. Olt. = Die Ylo-
neer=yano- & Qoan=Sanf" Fat fallirt. Die
9lftioa, grDBtentbeilS aus grunoei9entbnm
beitebenb, belaufen iid) elmer oberfladlt6en
S1dtung naf auf 81 ,254 900 uno Die pal
iipa aui $1,213,000. Bic Grnennun9 eineS
MaiiencuratorS lit beantragt iporbeu.
Die iibrt9cn Sparbanfen unb onltigen
Sanfanitalten bieier Stapt peroen our4 bas
NaQimeEt niht i'm @erin9iten berithrt.
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llni,re ImOOrue 2eben8weie fiibrt suiele
&rautbeiten i'm 9efOlge, bon Oeneu unIere
Soriabreu 9tt1t8 puBteu. 8eionOers iino
eS lln5dblige, Otren SerOauuug i6le6t uno
oeren Contribution oa6ur6 oGrunter leiOet.
Or. q. &6ntg'S s 0amburger Crop
len itdrten ben Ota9en unO iteuen bic Ser
oauuug lpieoer her. (13)
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Ser Yrpscfi ee9ett Die stmfrMbrer tn
Nea0ttla.

Stealing, Ya., s. Sttbr. = Der YroSeB
gegen IA Berloneu, rpeld)e ftf an benz auf-
rubre bonn %. Suli betbetligteu, nabm beute
Wtorgen i'm bteii9en Gountp @eri6te ieinen
anfang. Seute ytadnlittag piro oas 3euz
aenperhDr beqinnen.
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@ermtid,te teIearapDiidle 9epeidlem.

= Ote DDHt = Dtr 1leH y. u. = IUltg
in @barlestOmm, MuH., be9an9enen sal ;
idungen belaufen iiA auf $4,000.
- Die Serleumbun9stlage Der Spiri-
tualiiten Sames u. nnO @briitine SliB
sesen Die rBbilabelpb ia, 3 imeS" en-,
0ete geltera Oamit, oab Die @ei6norenen iid)
ni9t einisen fonnten uno entiaheu tpuroen.
Der YroSeit sntltanO Ourd) einen III Der
Zines" eri6tenenen 9lrtifel, III mel6em Die
yUteotums" ais Setriiger benunsirt wurben.
- Der befaunte g 6auIpteler s D.
nj ADAMS liest in philadelphia an Der
&ussebruHg oaruleoer.
= Die Sireftorelt Der a9 ebis b=9a a d q.
mannaz 8ahn" bel9loiien geltern, nlt
Sabn bis nad3 g8i inb Sap. aebn WReiler
lpeiter, als bem Sesenrpartisen @nOpuntte, all
ppllenoer.
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Ser ortemtaliid1e Grieg.
s.SorrefpomOenten in snlaarteu.

n
Qonoon, s. Sftober. - Gine 9epel6e
Der ySimes" beri9ttt aus 9ornp=Smoenl:
y3eituuQs GorreIponoenten mer0eu fiiuiti9=
bin nur an iolfJcn Sagen, all welbeu Sc
iehte i'm @auge fiub, Ill BIC SperationSliuien
3ugelaiien lucroen. 3u nnoeren 3citen mitifen
lie innsrbalb Der 6auptquartiere Der oeridliea
Oeuen Corps bleben, inoem man glaubt, baB
Der @rfol9 Der rulfiIdlen YlIme mebrere Wfale
our6 Die Na6rifJter, luel6e Gorreiponbenteu
mittbeiltsn, III Srage 9eitellt moroeu it,"
Sas Setter in 25uI9arien. - ReBemeo HIi. -
MaerIei.
&onit anttnop el, 8. SftOber. - 0as
2Setter lit lebr ungiinltig, mo e5 re9net ooer
lfneit Obne llnterlaB. 9aS SortbaIern Der
un9iiniti9en gSitterung iuirO fir Dabrl6eln=
lid gebalten, IND nlan glaubt, OaB bieielbc Die
Ginitellung 0ler 6elr5ugS Sperationen in
8ulgarien uno I'M Salfan sur gtotbluenoig-
tett MAIDEN piro.
0tebenleo ali pirO muhri6einlid gum
Sberbefebl Der tiirtiden Sruppen III
Sbeiialien eruannt meroen.
Der ierbtidle oiplOmatiide Igent bat Der
Bforte mteOerbolte GerIIdlerungen iiber bic
friebliden IbNd)ten Serbien's gema1t.
Cine beute BON Dtutbtar Yaid)a erbaltene
Oepelfe id)att ben Serlut Der Huiien III ben
lebten Sdmpfen por Sar5 auf $4,000 uuo ieis
nen eigenen auf $500 Wfann.
Cine neue NteoerIase Der ytuHen BET VIetuna.
Sonltanttno pei, 8. Sttober. - Gine
0epeld)e aus Sr6anie beriftet, baB "a tiir.
fllde Sataillone, melde etneu 8ropiantSug
na6 Blennu eStortirtsu, etne ibuen ben gSeg
oeriperrenoe ruiti6e Streitmatt 9el6la9en
bobeu.
MnerIci bonn &rieec.
2onoon III, 8. Sftober. - Gine Spe3ial=
9epeife aus S9uula meloet, oaB SOliman
Yai9a AM Samitage in Si6ernauooa ans
fam unS Oas Commando iber Die 2OLhQrmee
iibernabn.
-@tner 9epei6e aus Selgrao sufolge ilnb
Die llnterbanoluugen 3mil9en 0tubIanO uno
Serbten nod ni,bt beeuoet. Serbien perlan9t
9arantie fitr ietne lluabbGngigfeit Hno cine
9ebiet5erWeiterung in Der 6t1tunS bon Sosz
MEN. Der rlifid)e @eianOte erpartet mettere
Sniruftionen. = Die 8iener Yolitiide @or'
reiponben3" bebauptet, oaB Die lluterbanbluns
gen sur 0t.ife geoiebeu leien. am SSabrifein
lid]iten lit eS, 6aB Serbien MIR ben 3eitpuntt
erlpartet, 81 weld}em eS iit) nit Der gerlnglten
9efabr uno 81 benz grDBteu Sortbeile einmt.
ld)ell fam.
seatid,iano crfldrt Die 9IodaSe oes fdjpar5en
Neeres fur nua uno uidDtia.
Yeit b, 8. Sttober. Der oBeitber 0lopo"
tbeilt nit, baB 6iirft JteuB, Der Oeuti9e Bot
id]after in Soultanttnopel, angepieien Woroen
iei, Die Slodaoe oe8 idwarSen Dteere8 bur6
Die Siirfcn fir ntd3t mtrtiam uuo oaber fir
null uno nid)tt9 3u ertldren.
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Srabt 5 Glitter
spfalbert6te aus gSaibtnstnm.

8riiuoung ciner reiprmirten biid)6fifen
Stride. - Yreis> s>SSaffenzllebntig.- - Sine
aead,tete oeutSd,e Dame bon Strpldlen nbers
fallen. llnter perodd)tisen umitanoen
oerSG3tpunoen. - lnidu. - Yerionalnoft5.
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Printing office Secrets.

We copy the following article on
this subject from the Printers Circu-
lar for the benefit of whom it may
concern:
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Lodge. The printers are not under
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selves a. truly in honor bound to keep
Office secrets as though triple oathed.
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willingly disregards this rule in rela.
tion to printing Office secrets would
not only be scorned by his brethren
of the craft, but would lose his posi-.
tion at once. We make this statement
because it sometimes happens that q
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excites comment, and various parties
try to find out who is the author. Let
all be saved the trouble of questioning
the employees of the printing office.
They areknow-nothings on such points
as these. On such matters they have
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KEEP. secret, let proper notice be given
of the desire for secrecy, and you
might as well question the Sphynx as
one of the printers, SO that even the
secret books for lodges are printed
without fear."
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RANDOLPH.
Correspondence

Correspondence.
The results of the election are en-,
tirely satisfactory so far as the State
is concerned, and it cannot fail to ex-
ert beneficial influence upon those
Stateswhich hold elections next month.
1t is an emphatic declaration of the
people for change in the financial
policy of the government, and we be-
lieve il to be the beginning of better
times for the laboring and tax paying
classes. Even the Republicans mani
fest sort of inward joy at the tri-
umph of the Democratic party. The
only wonder is that the majority was
not hundred thousand and the en-
tire Legislature Democratic.
The local interest here cenlered in
the election of Justice Of the Peace.
w. J. Dicninson, the leader and apos-
tie of Itepublicanism, was the Repub-
iican candidate, and John Shoeman, a
shoemaker by trade, was the Demo-
cratic candidate. The result: Mr..
Dickinson was elected by small ma
jority. The Republicans had their
voters out almost to man, while
some thirty Democrats failed to vote :;
not from any disaffection, but from
Indifference. b.
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A Painesville dispatch of the 18th
inst, gives an account of a man named
Henry Rauch who was buried alive
that morning 1t the bottom of well
forty feet deep in that town. He had
just descended to the bottom when
the wall caved in, covering him with
stone and earth. The alarm was speed
lily given and . large force of men
gathered, who began in earnest the
work of excavating the debris, but Ia
boring under many disadvantages
made very slow headway. As. the
work progressed almost all hope of
finding the buried man alive vanished,
but actuated by . feeling of humanity
the shovels were vigorously piled
during the entire day without mo-
ment's cessation, the men being re-
lfeved as they became exhausted. At
night torches were lighted and the al
most hopeless task still continued. AT
ter eighteen hours incessant labor he
was released from his perilous position
comparatively uninjured.
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scure for some time, preparing, we ap-
prehend, his grape-shot and canister
with which to deal "BrOtherford'
Hayes some heavy blows. The polit-
ical cauldron is boiling up to white
heat, and the sparks of ot.headed de-
bate that will be thrown loose in and
around the Capitol, promises to be
mighty interesting reading this ses-
sion.
OUR HOTELS
are nearly filled, and the crowd comes
pouring in as each succeeding train
arrives, and one can hear almost any
thing about almost anybody, from the
various political wire-pullers, and car
vassers for the divers and numerous
candidates, for the different and nu-
merous positions under the patronage
Of the two houses of ye mighty solons.
Verify, the political atmosphere is all
mixed up, and the confusion incident
to the Patent Office fire,is as nothing
compared to the excited populace now
here. Chaos reigns supreme. and the
frey ordeal to be gone through ere IL e
lapse of many days, will strike us like
the volcanic eruption of Mt. Vesuvius
pouring her wrathful lava over all who
are unable to "stand from under,'
THE SENATE
will, from all present appearances,
stand within one vote of being Demo
cratic, counting Booth, of California.
and Davis, of Illinois, among the Re-
publlcans. The roll adds up 40 Re.
publicans and 33 Democrats. Sharon
and Morton will not be present, and
Patterson of South Carolina, indicted
notoriously, will in all probability alb
sent himself, or certainly will not vote
whilst he is under criminal prOsecu
ton. This will bring down the Re-
publicans to 81, and in case the con.
tested seats be awarded to the Demo
clats, as it seems they will be, it will
increase the Democrats to 36, leaving
the Republicans the small majority o.
but one vote, Thus the incoming
Congress opens with much brighter
Democratic futurity than has dawned
upon the party since the war, not
wlthstanding the vicissitudes of the
hard struggle they have undergone fol
the past sixteen years or more.
DEMoCRITEs.
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CoNGREss assembled in extra ses-
sion on Monday, and contrary to the
general expectation, theHouse prompt
ly organized by electing Hon. Samuel
Randall, of Pennsylvania, Speaker.
Col. Adams, was reelected Clerk /;
John G. Thompson, ,Sergeant-at-Arms,
Col. Polk, of Missouri, was elected
Door-keeper, j. NJ. Stewart, of Vir-
ginia, Postmaster. and Rev. DIR. Poisel,
of the Southern NJ. E. Church, Chap.
lain. The people, and especially of
the West, will now expect that early
efforts will be made to repeal the Re-
sumption act and provide for the re-
monetization of silver. The people OF
Ohio have declared in thunder tones
against the oppressive and ruinous
cast-iron policy of Sherman and the
Administration, and the oppressed
people everywhere throughout the
country expect Congress to do its full
duty.