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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
Grand Ball.
REGULAR PACKET.

TOR PARKERsBURG, PoMEROY GAL
4 Iipolis. Huntington, Ports Ill
mouth and Cincinnati. e=Enzl=z.s
The commodious and swift passenger
steamer EMPRESS, \. b. Booth, Master,
N. :. Noll, Clerk, will leave Tor the above
this day, Monday, November the l2th, al
9 o'clock p. NJ promptly. state, 0omS can
be- secured at boat store or the old reliable
wharf boat, where freight will be recelA9u
until hour OF departure by
nOj2o c. II. BOOTH & son, Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
TORACCOS.

have on hand full line of Tobaccos,
from the leading manufactures in the
country, including LOrillard :, FINER
Bros, Homer HudsOn's, J. B. Pace, Rich.
mond, ]. X. Pace, Danville, B. F. Gravely,
HolbroOk's Monitor Navy, Harry {. HOl-
brooks Navy.
factories, al lowest market prices.
NJ. REILLY,
1903 and 1911 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
DUPONT'S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY,

7 HAVE AT ALL TIMES IN MAGA-
/ ZINE large stock of the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rifle, SportinF, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages which 1 will sell AT wholesale at
manufacturers prices. / have portable
magazi mes OF different sizes for shipping, !
and will deliver free on cars or boat This
Powder is unequalled In strength and
quality. NJ. REILLY,
sole Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
REFINED SUGARS.

500 barrels Crushed, Powdered, Grsnu-
lated, Coffee and Yellow, in tore and for
So G at low est market rates.
NJ. REILLY,
l3O4 and l3ll Main Street,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
n TWELFTH STREET.
NOTICE TO CITYTAX PAYERS,

CITY CLERKS OyYIcK,
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. /, is77. 7
Notice is hereby given 10 ell concerned
that city taxes and water rents are now
due, and that after the FIRST OF Decem Der
~ per cent Interest will be charged on the
same. ALEX. UPDEGRAtP,
novlra City Clerk n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
CAROLINA RICE.

80 tierces received direct from Charles
ton, in store and Tor sale by
N. REILLY,
1879 and 1911 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12

the runs of Carthage, returned and com
pleted the ruin of his country. 80 may
It not be in this case, that the man who
has thesympathies OF monarehists, con con.
solidasionists, and European nooilties
shall bring their views, feelings ana
wishes like an aeclimated plague IRON
distant hands, to curse, our country.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
FISH.

Mackerel. Nos. /, 2 and ., in barrels, halt
barrels and Kits: Lake Herring In halt
and quarter barrels; salt Water Herring
ia barrels and half barrels; In store and
for sale by N. REILLY,
lunU lJS ana IoII Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-12
FRESH TEAS.

300 packages Gunpowder, Imperial,
Young Tyson, Oolong, English Breakfast
and SouchOng Teas, In store and Tor sale
al low figures. NJ. REILLY.
1893 and 1911 Main Street
, 1877-10-22

THE ILLINOIS OBLIGATION
met At Senator OElssby's rooms to goufeF On the
polttaca! sttuaIton ai'd upon the probable srtiun
Of the House. Cauuun aud Burenanl, who were
present At the injecting II Shefn2n's house On
Friday night, stated ~ tho Illinois uelegatiou
thu bulyataIlue Qf WAat occurred there. There
, 1877-10-22

vas q very marked laek Of unity in the tlelc9a-
ton; There were great difference: Of opinion -
70 "at ss nfon:r nction ssonii be IN re:oset
so-rnorFo~. II the delegation had been re-
qu!rctl to vote as to the Southern policy, they
would undoubtedly have supported It. with tho
in'!ossne the Itol!cy including the CisiI-servtcc
order, theJ mere
Mrcn tnss UNITED.
A1ahsh seemed disposed to vote for the policy
ssay snssts s1 as.,S @osa Pssty vt" n!'y s4 y;on%5s % r.
asssS to Of ro:s 'se %M %M an,sas Gsnss s, Ss
would secure party unity. Hays. Of the Seventh
tiles. anil did moi csuc to take any steps towards
EXPRESSING hts approval pt tic Administration.
There Was = suggestion that tho Iten,lbtican
party COULD beat be served by allowing the me'n
to my jclIuite tlccito,. - Alirleii viii
stand first .! the delegation on the
rolirali' md eonc Indication VII tc
lIa! Of their Intention to follow him. II
AhiEfch Eo.es vt all, he undnuhsc!ly will votc
to lnuorsa :hc i'rcs:tcnt. The Illinois de,cga.
tioa left the subject open to a.ccstan the re-
slts ol tie n meetings ~ other sae DELEGATIONS.
tcsson should s.c restricted 70 the business for
which IL Wis called, and that to time s1oufd bo
fscnt In guessing ilie polltiynt cnnundrums
which might be prcsscd hy tho Democrats.
unanimously agreed not to votc upon any DO.
litie=al resolution introduced hy the Democrats.
It Is not certain that the Democrats Intend TO
Introduce auy.
TIE AAssACHusETTs DELEGATION.
Among other State Republican delegations
the Republican Representatives from Massa-
thutc.ts met OH Saturday night In the paros Of
Csapu, st Wnrtn'rv's Hotel. Gen. Butler mar
rate'l What had transpIrcd at tho meeting at
Secretary 2llcrnan's. and said that, should tic
Democratic Introduce q resolution approving
the Presidents polscv, thr Republicans could
take one Of three tourses, viz: Refrain frun
voting, yote in ayr, Or vote no. For
himself, he should vota no. ten. Danks said
that hc should yotc uu, md that II w.,uld To
Nonsense TO fp}tuw Democratic lead. Dr. Lor-
Ing said that be should gtrc al affirmative votc
on anr resolution inlora'ng the Prcsilcnt, let It
cotne from %tiat quarter il might. Grape, Field,
and IlobinsUn agreed with LorinG und REce par
TALLY. After thorough Interchange uf views,
RHsoLuTIOs WAS ADOPTED
declaring that the Republican Representatives
should vote against any suspension of tile rules
asked by the Democrats for tho Introduction Of
u political question Into what should bc q
business scssion. No other conclusion WA
Reached, but Banks, Butler, and Grape, the
old members, wcrc appointed committee to
confer with Representatives. frpm other states,
aud it was determined that It Woull be well for
the MASSACHUSETTS Delegation to meet fre-
| qucntly for consultation.
, 1877-10-22

Selibnef's Mon@ly for November.


pnwhpn Er0TFpT0N'R NTW N0VEL,
no 49, ~ -. n.,...,e.-
~ n.y., ,,t. n,,nh"r n I'm t,rw yolumr, Thu
Illustration Ia by WALTER sn1nLAw. The krcno
ri thn story IA #, Indiana during tho political
eamnatgu OF 1910. III tho opening chapters VIC
have * Barbecue" and a country "lloc-Down."
"uANVAaBA0K AND TEHRAP1H."
Tho brilliantly illustrated series on American
SPORTS IL continued in q paper cntialct "CanTas.
hack and TctInpin,h by w. MCKAY LAffAh. ol
.,. nattao'ot "i V.n1nn;s stTtkinrjv illustrated
papers on the eaddle.hotse are begun, lac ntsE
tas - r;t, fhTrtcrn iliustrntione after Lceyl,
r.,ran,r Connrr ami nthcr celebrated artists.
THE ERIE CANAL
, 1877-10-22
STIRRING EVENTS
Prompt Moral Effect Of Mel
Iikoff's Great Victoryin
the East.
The Turkish Ambassador at Paris
Charged with Pacific
Propositions.
Turkey Ready to Make Peace II
the Powers Wish 10
Mediate.
Horrible Carnage Going On in
the Redoubts Before
Plevna.
Indications that Hulci1nan
Conte1nplates IL Retro
grade Movement.
Kars Surrounded, and a Farley
for Its Surrender in
Progress.
Valentino Baker and Other En-
Elish Officers Ordered to
the Rcar.
Ungenerous Discrimination Againat
An American Newspaper
Correspondent.
Spanish Resentment on Account
OF Recent Action by the
United States.
Ungenerous Discrimination Against
An American Newspaper
Correspondent.
Spanish Resentment on Account
OF Recent Action by the
United States.
THE TIDE TURNS.

CARNA0E.
LONDON, Oct. nl.-A Russian official dispatch
from Gornv-3tuden REPORTS that III Que Of their
assaults on Friday tho Isoumanans entered aud
occupied tho second Grasitza rcdoubt lcforo
Plevna, but during tho evening the fcdoubt was
rccapturcd by the Turks. telegram dated
Pocrcdln. Saturday, says tho Roumaufaus cap
OILS assaults, but during tho night tho Turks.
COLLECTING ntl their forces, rccaptured It after
most sanGuinar5 contest. 1t was expected that
fighting would continue Saturday.
suLE1MAA wEAKEN1s0.
CoSsrANrvorLE, Oct. 2l.-Sulctmau Pasha
tclcgraphs that tho Russians hare Incorporated
18,000 Bulcarians into their army, and that lse
cxpccts to bo attacked lie has iatrcuched him
self 80 ay to cover Rustchuk
WILLING 70 MAXI PEACE.
Aarif Pashs, the new Turkish Ambassador to
Farls, Is Instructed 10 state Immediately on his
arrival tic terms on Which Turkey would make
peace II the Powers wish to hcdAtc.
IHooss Fon ARMENIA.
In consequence Of MukhtaE passa'a dlsastcr,
all the troops ln Constatttnoplo arc being sent
hastily 10 'frcbizont. Achmet Eyoub Paaha
will 60 Immediately to take command at Ere
rum.
Hx0LlsltAEa 70 THE NEAR.
bulcfman Pasha Is about to send Col. Valcn-
tine Baker mud other English officers back to
Constantinope,
kAKs buAItoCEDEp, AID MUST BunREADRit.
KAnAsoL, Wednesday, Oct. l7.-Gen. Hey
mann is advancing on Etzcroum. kars is sur
rounded, aud negotiations for Ito surrender have
been opened.
The lius*la. headquarters arc now 1t Vcziu-
ko!. 0cn. LazaFod is marching against 1snal
Pasha.
uNozSHnous DISCRIMINATION.
A bucharest dispatch says that d General,
formerly, iu the American ARMY, and now cor
respondent Of the New York 14nxs, has been
expelled from Roumanfa by tho russian author
tiles because hn served In the Turkish arHy
during tue crtmcaa war. TAIs measure ap-
pcars tll.alvsed aud seycre.
GAAylrzA.
A rsrort Is current that tho Romantans re-
captured tho second Grasitxa reduubts on satur-
day, but this In not {Sunday evening" confirmed.
, 1877-10-22

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I'LL. iis: T. IN t. ,'s:f: .:: .:: 81: '!'e'
1:iUp. I'll. 20.Nl| ~ ~ M, fTAsh.... IL. .tFAlf+
X;:ttt. IN. ,.1.0i ~ a. H., fresh. Clear.
iS'sS. SR' G. e. IL: 81 ss:s!5: s:a!55: tciitsi
Maximum, thermometer, ~, mtulmut, Is
, 1877-10-22
NOTES AND NEWS.
orh CARTER GOING 70 FIX UF THIS waol1
THIXu uiN8HtR.

saec11t hspatca 10 The tAie41a 2etbsnA
WAau1S1Toa, d. T., Oct. 2l.-Ca1trr Harrison
Will Introduce o'' Monday bill 'proyid.ag for
The repeal Of the bankrupt act Of March =, 1867,
md Of al subsequent legislation amending aud
explaioinR that ast. Harri4on will al&o intro
duce blu regulating tho method Of counting
be Electoral vote for President ahu piee.presl-
dent. The bill nlakesthe TWO Houscsa sort of
IN Electoral College for ths counting ot the
votes. II provides Tor the meeting OF the two
Houses in iolnt convention Oh the lst of febEu-
sfy after every Presidential election Tor I con-
, 1877-10-22
iMANCtAL,

LONDON, Oct. GA Berlin correspondent
tclegraphs tt1at the Berlin bankers, Ncnekcl It
Lauge, Nth capital Ut 100000 marks, have
been lorccd into llQutdatto, ln consequence Of
tho failure of the 1utters Ckaftlicle Bank. Tho
creditors hopo To recover In 1ull after sone
delay.
, 1877-10-22

Special N1s1tch 10 3A4 CAfe151 Tribune,
WAsu1xoroN, D. C., Oct. 2l.-Notcc Of the
introduction Of tic suost Significant till that has
been introduced this session WA given in the
Senate on Friday, md Is recorded in these words:
Mr. McFstnon asked, and by unanimous con-
,ent oblasned. leave 10 Introduce n bill to repeal
Sec 4. 71U Of tho Rnyiscd statutes.
The people Ut the North will be surprised
when thcy know tic purport Of TINT bill. The
introduction Of II conhrme the chIrge that thu
Southern people. II they ever get control Of
the Government, will seek to secure payment Of
pensions to Confederate soldiers. Tho clnusc
which Senator ffcrrImon proposes to atrlke from
the statute'book is the only barrier wilc, would
prevent the payment Of pensIous to the Confcd-
esate soldiers, THUR widows, or heirs. Tho Ser
tion desired to be repealed Is IL these words:
shai! be paid to kny peisuu. or 10 the widow,
Children or hefra 0f any dcccAxcd pctson; who ID
any mannvr voluntarily engaged IN Or nbettsd the
6txtes.
LOUISIANA,
The only certain thing In tho contested Semi
enter upon general discussion .! The cases.
There fs a strong avernton towards rcylytng the
Louisiana business Should the Republicans
make = stand for Kellogg, which now s.etns
probable, Tiers H., Is danger ,, 1f long and angry
ineht that vote bs takeu after 2 lew br7cf
statements Of the law punts. All this Demo
Gratis will vote to seat epolFortl. ntul Will blsa
their act!un on THO assumption TINT KcIlocg's
which choso him was constituted in an uncou-
stltutlo,lal manner, and, further, On
thc ground that, Kellogg, represents q
Ioverlinlent which no inl,ger exists
pualca1is will unitedly support Kellogg. It Ii
knuwn that some who had tcen expected to
vote against him III the interest Of reconcilil-
, 1877-10-22
The 1mplacables Will Dodge o
Political Issue rs Fur
rs Possible.
Our Carter to See to the Great
Questions of the
Epoch.
Gloomy Forebodings Enter
tai1led by the Machine
Republicans.
The President Serene and Uudis-
turbed by the Situation.


ciao Railroads ponv uo.
REPUBLICAN, CAuCCSES.
TIE CONFERENCE At sEcnx7ARr tuEnHAN's.
st.ctat D,tpa,eA IA TAt faica1o Trtbua,
W.s,,xoTox n +, fht o. ..rh, .'rr.,, ~
al. -a,.ras,..so - u.',',,.. ~ .. a..oun. "
VIC sonle1caee VI thetup'leansAt secretary elef-
mars house on Friday night eau be SUPPLE.
the speeches Of the different gentlemen, This
, 1877-10-22

apscd1' htpafcA 10 TAs C&teagp 1rsaamS.
lspiAHAPoLls, Ind, Oct. Ex-senator Nor"
ton has rested comfortably Ill day. The bad
weather has hsd slight utpres.lpx effect, but
tLis evening tie Storm broke away, and ha fclt
much better.
, 1877-10-22
THE WEATHER.

WABulNaroN, D. t.. Urt. a@1 4 m.-For Up
per Lake Region, Upper Mississippi, and Lower
Missouri Valleys, clear Or partly rlnutlY weath.
CT, variable winds, sldlttug to warmer south
crly and stationary or falling barometer.
LOCAL ok4xkFAylosa,
M I
, 1877-10-22

4 HoKEIDLH Possibility.
IL Is said that the Turks bad mined the re-
doubt. aud, waiting until It was full OF Ilou-
lnanlans, exploded it, aud thcp made their as.
sautt. It Is thought that fighting IL still 60
, 1877-10-22

for the establishment Of an educational or
charttab'e institution, and .oopcn thc remainder
Ut tne reservation u settlement. heuRtur
Plumb Asks thtA tu thcir behalf.
q Tue frat blancr BILL ta that Ut Senator Beck,
who wishes to utb0rtze tue payment Vi 81 per
cent Of cuSto1nsdut'cs lu lcEak-lellder notes.
JUDGE DELfOHD's CASE.
The Democrats WHO wera attempting to ex-
vludu Judge Bcifor1 from tho rol! have beet,
grcat deal embarrassed by the discovery u the
fact that Thompson. 5efgtlnt-at-AEMs, Within
sixteen DAYS utter this Congress cansc to life,
scc.ue'l to have possession Of q roll sisned by
tic Clerk upun which tte name Of Judge Bel
lurd appeared as the Lawful Representative of
the statc Of Colorado. Al II! eYeuts, Strgeunt-
at-Arms Thompson sent ~ Judge bsliuE1 lilo
following note, which Is Ut last ptinsa-facle
evidence that tue berEcxut-at. Arms a1nt the
Clerk VI that ttue thought thas bellvsu Was Gu
titled 10 hI4 SCAT:
0yr,rx " 61aukASr-AT.ARxs, Houss or Rsr~
TA< WoA. !, b. list.ey1-UkAn slA: lnciotca dud
nine certificates, which uleA+u sKn indicated "
peaell. 4a4 ss:aEn , .sms L. ms taat my .sa4 y
hflh tonsress. Tie .4llsy becomes duo on the Alb
oi each p,onlh. md yua viii. theeefore, rrcslys
certificates coteE tbs AaiAfy frum March to So.en,.
bsr, inclusive; but The November pay will be te-
t4.aed here, ready for you spon yon1 arrival A
each draft which pleaas sign aud setusn. Thr cef-
respectfully, your ooedslt servant,
touS q. THOMPSON. Sergeant Arms.
It aeems to 10 piece VI must unblusAiug
edrolteFy to take \ stat from man w4u LIS y
.eeFtltcate aud to attempt u glss II " oue wao
has not Q certificate.
THE uAlTIsu kM1413 A7 WAsH1aQToA.
The long absence II Sir Edward Thornton, tho
British Minister, II explained BY his frien1s In
Warrington as aftsing from the intention Of his
Government 10 assiHp him to = II Laiou Ii
positively kpowu who will succeed hi1u Ia WASH
tngton, EoAsip 7moux the diplomatic Corps meaA-
IiQu tho Hon. LIoncl Sarky4le West, " uteseuk
BE1tikh Minister Vi buenos Aysts, s4s p,ss ".
, 1877-10-22
Maximum thtTInoMeter. 49, uiuln,utn ~
GENERAL D1sE EEF ATtnAs.
CNIEAu0, bcI. 2j-Aidot bht.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nxw YoRK, Oct. 31.-Arriycd, this steamship
Adriatic, from Llyerpoul.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 2i.-Arriycd, the steam
shiu tiertnanis trou, Now York.
lLrAoUTA, 0ct. 2l.-The steamship Pom.
me!anla, from New York, lss arrived.
QekEssTowN, Oct. 3l.-The steamship Penn
syIYania, from Philadelphia, bis arrived.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-22

Carver. Han undervisade vara barn
i christendomen och predikade sd
ofta han var hemma, till mycken
uppbyggelse for forsamlingen: Det-
ta var pa hesten, 1852 och vintern
1853. '%:-.%'s' e
Pa somnaran 1858 fordrade rege-
ringen annu mera folk till krigs-
tjenst. Da formadde vi icke. lega
tillrackligt manga frivilliga,. for att
fylla det antal, som Watertown
township maste lemna, utan en- lott
kastning egde rum*), hvarvid lotten
foil pa en- svensk vid MANN Anders
Engholm**), en- tysk, en- fransman
och en- irlandare. Irlandaren rym-
dessin vag kort. derefter.
Iseptember 1854 skulle annu me-
ra folk utskrifvas. Denna gang er-
fordrades icke mindre an II man
fran vart township. Nu besl0to vi
oss for att betala och lega frivilliga,
hvilket ocksa lyckades; men vi som
stannade hemma fngo punga ut med
nagot 0fver 80 dollars hvardera.
Delta var icke litet for fattiga n.y.
byggare med obetydliga inkomster,
och manga bland oss maste lana pen
gar till delta andamal.
(Fortsattning.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-22
B BI4L1GGAA = TIDNINGAR. i llct 4 El ;.

For att bereda landsmannen tillfalle att ia
lasa coda ooh nyttiga tidningar till EFT pris
som Igger inom hvars och ems t0rmaga, haf-
Va vi trafat ofverenskommelse med tire af
Westerns basta veckohdningar att lemna
enderaa : desse jemte deras yardefulla pre-
mier dllika med MmNRsorA ssFars TDr1re
tor Diet billiga priset af ss.1O for EFT ar, nem-
igen:
CAMILLA OCH NYA HEmLANDET
temte dess premiums, FoREHTA STATERNAs
HBroR1A af job. A. Enander, AIDE delen,
(utkommer under loppet af aret). -
NYA VERLDEN med dess premium,
den vaoha tafan ofver sjostriden emellan
MONITOR OCH MERRMAcK.
ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS, len;
gelsk), med desss premium, En SroR FaRa-
LAaD KARrA (tastad pa duk och rullar) ofver
staten Minnesota. -
,6fvesrenskommelsen CALLER naturligtvis en-
dast for nya prenumeranter bada It'd
ningarne, och maste fulla priset, S3.1O, i
hvarje fall medfolja.
OBS. .Enligt landets gallande "club" reg-B
lor, fordras hvarje fall nya Prenal,ie-
ranter tor bada tidningarne, men vi hoppas
att vara aldre helars-prenumeranter, som
onska begagna sig at '.club"-priserna, latt
nog kunna fnna en- my prenumerant till
srArs-TDnmaEn bland sina grammar och be-
kanta, for att ful1g6ra reglens fordringar.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-22
till ett far kan gifvas omkring ] fur
oro doron ~

till ett far kan gifvas omkring ] Iuns ! IS
ON dagen. .,s...,,.,, ,,F, Ia q
Man har gjort den erfarenheten
att da kreaturen ia en- nagorlufnld1a
betydlig mangd rotfrukter, saf aro
de mindre. begarliga efter salt an
mar de fodras uteslutande med gras,
hahn, ho och sad, hvilket afYen ar
helt naturligt, enar de sistna mnde.
fodermedlen innehalla mindre saft
an rotfrukterna.
Stundom handler, att man nodgas
fodra med ho eller hahn, som pa cit
eller annat satt -tagit skada, sa att
det ej ar SO friskt och godt, som det
horde vara; under sadana formal
landen bor man alltid CORA ett itet
tillskott af SALT. hvarigenom det
ohelsosamma fodret blir mindre
skadligt for djuret. Det andamals-
enligaste sadant fall ar att saltet
uppl6ses vatten och att fodret Sc
dan bestankes med saltlaken; fodret
Dor dock pa forhand vara luftadt
genom kastning sa att m0gel och
dam aro borta. Har man foder till
rackligt, sa anvander man Ell till
kreatursfoda no och hahn af dalg,
beskafenhet; men foderknappa
ar blir man stundom n0dsakad der,
till och da ar det ju ratt godt att det
fnnes cit latt anvandbart medel
hvarigenom skadligheten kan fore
byggas.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-22
BLANDAD LXsNING.

Telegraf gemom jOrdem. En-
van Berlin berattade oss, att man
for nagra dagar sedan mellan
Halle och Berlin b0rjade nedlagga
en- telegrafkabel i jorden, ett foretag]
som ar egnadt att tillyinna sig all
man uppmarksamhet ochfffmahanda
kommer att orsaka stora f0randrrin-
gar inom telegrafEasendet.
Kabeln bestar'< af sju tradar,
omgjutna med guttaperka. Hela
kabeln ar ocksa ON gifven af ett gut
taperkah6lje, sa fast, att det trotsar
de valdsammaste angrepp. Kabeln
lagges emella och 4 fot djupt ned
i jorden och tackes sedan med as
falt.
BesSk hos Garibaldi. Fran
Rom skrifves till G0teborgs Handels-
tidning: Jag kommer nu fran Carl
baldi, hvilken jag bes0kt jemte min
hustru och tvanne andra svenska
fruntimmer. vi voro hos honom i
hans bostad utanf6r Rom en- halftim-
me. Han talade ON Sverige, Gustaf
Adolfs och Karl lies land, med
mycken kannedom. Han beklagade,
att upplysningen annu icke stigit sa
h0gt, att krig kunde undvikas, och
namnde derunder afven ON Jonas
Jonasson Gnllaboas framstallning
till svenska riksdagen r0rande Sden
eviga friden''. ..
Garibaldi ar nu fullkomligt krymp-
ling och kunde ej resa sig fran sin
stol. Hans ansigte ar sjalfullt, 6go-
nen klara. och eldiga, hela utseendet
det adlaste. Rosten ar ovanligt hog,
klangfun och rem, den vackraste jag!
nagonsin hort. Jag fattar nu val,
hvilket ofantliga valde denne
man maste ut0fva pa folkmassor-
ma.
En- guldlik legerimg har nyi-
gen begynt anvandas Frankrike.
Vid beredningen Smaller man f6rst
100 vigtsdelar koppar, hvarefter
man efter hvarandra tillsatter fol-
jande amnen uti fnpulveriseradt
tillstand: 6 delar magnesia, 3,6 delar
salmiak. 1.8 brand kalk och 9 delar
vinsten. Det hela r0res dugtigt un-
der J timme, hvarefter IA delar zink
eller annu battre tenn uti sma styc-
ken tillsattas. Man upphettar nm
sa lange under standig omr0rning,
till dess ALT ar smalt. Derefter tao
kes degeln och nassau halles IS mi
nuter fuss, hvarefter den skum-
mas pa ytan och metallen gjutes i
en,-Legeringen ar finkornig,
hammarbar och antager en- glansan-
de politur. Den rostar Ell latt och
ar manga fall ett godt ersattnings.
medel for guild. " 90
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-22
De f6rsta svenska nybyggena
Am0rika.
(Efter ett f0redrag at DIR Fjellstedt.)

Redan vid 1927 ars riksdag franz
lade Gustaf Adolf for standerna en-
plan att grundlagga EN- svensk kolo-
nj Amerika, hvilket f0rslag mot
togs med stort bifall; men f0rst ef-
ter konungens dod och Axel Oxen.
stjernas hemkomst till Sverige gicckl5
det till verkstallighet.-A 1887 z'af-
gingo ifran G6teborg tva fartyg,
s.Kalmare Nyckel'' och ''Fogel
Grip, medforande, jemte nybygga-
re, en- guvern5r, en- prest, Torkillus,
och en- landtmatare, Mans King.
Dessa fartyg anlande till Amerika
vid Delawarehoden ar 1888. Land
ink0ptes arligt af de urgamla inva-
narne, som kallades indianer. V1d
Delawarehoden anlades en- fastni
som kallades christina efter var
drottning Kristinas namn. Der byg-
des en- kyrka och ett nybygge anla-
des. Guvernoren var en- hollandare,
vid namn Peter Meneve, som j alta
ar, fran ar 1924 till 1882, hades varit
guyern0r den besittning, som Hol-
land intagit, 7hvaraf den ort var me-
delpunkten, som indianerna fkallade
for ssMannattan' men hvilken hol-
landarne kallade s'Nya Amster-
DAM. Det ar nu den stora staden
New York. Denne guvernorI dog
redan 1e4l, och en- AMMAN holliainldare
atog sig da den. svenska forsamlin-
gems styrelse. En- guvernor, vld
namn Johan Prinz, afsandes ar l642 q
fran Sverige, och med honom anlAanl-. q !:
de den svenske presten .Johan Cam
panius Holm. Han blef den sf6rste,
missionaren, som f0rkunnade den
protestantiska kyrkans lara for den
snya Verldens hedningar. Han Of.
versatile Lnthers lila katekes pa De-
laWare- -indianernas sprak, och den
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-22

~ Delta skedde j st. Paul.
sk#) Anders Engholm dog under falttaget