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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26

@s ldBt fif faum besmeticln, bas bic fiinl
Sberrihtsr be5 SflieSSseri6ts @eleb nnS
SbataWen iAarf tn'S Auee faiIen uno einen
uRpurtetiidlen Spru6 fdllen tperSeu. Sie
baben ytidltS 81 geminnen. Hid1t nur bic
SIide beS Solfcs BON Imerifa, ionSeru Der
ganSen gSelt fiub auf bie Gntideiouna aez
rthttt nro Der llrtbeilsipru9 miro nett Iber
Die @ren5en Der Ser. Staaten hinaus 3u elm
aebeuoer Srltlf Der StedtSgelebrten fiibreH.
@e9enitber icl4er @infliiiIe mtrb ein Sber.
hInoesrtbter ihwerltd burd) Parteimeinuna
lelne Gnt)dletouug beeinfluGen lqIeu.
Die an1abme OeS BlaueS turd beibe 6duz
ler oes @ongrefies aebt anger 3metfel. So
lan9e fein befimmter @Etmurf poraq, nm
BEN 9Strren ein guOe 81 MAIDEN, i6aute ba8
SoIt gleldaiiltig O'rein, beute IL IS ermadlt
uno forOcrt ben Ser9leih. Selbit @rant
oart eS nlht iua9en, ben Sergleid) 3u bsrmerz
fen; iollte er es oennr6 tbun uuO Sen3ufolqe
gar Der Blan in Die Bride geben, Oann miro
il9 etn Sturm Der Snoi9natlon gegcn bic
Serldm6rer erbeben, Dem Oieie nit iammt
ben Bdnonneten uno Der 9an3en @erpalt Der
Administration nidt gemahIeu iein biirfteu.
llniere Gerfaliung, unier Staatenbuuo, unz
iere Union fuS pa8 g9ert oes Ser9let1es
Swtlaen mtoerltreitenoen Snterefen, uno eS
wGr. trauri9, Deun nab 100.idhriger @rfab'
run9 Der @run0iag bss @sr9lei6es 5eute
cinem roben uuO brutnlen 3melfaTlpfe 2mis
i6en Barteien BlaB mad]cu Iollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
StoG) ctn SueH lit 2luSitd1t- - Sen
STU ttttS Gt6tcr SGleD attf oer
gl1cftSttr

atGunta, Ga, %. San. - Ser Sia, elm Wlitz
9lieo oeT 8eies9e0un9 oteie$ Staates uo Elm promis
am Iesten Samitage cine bitige GeOe, in ue6er ct
cine Gngebt6 9egen feline glnipride organiIrte Ser
ihDouIn9 aufs Sitterite benunSirte. SIN 9aufe ietz
ner 9teoe madte er einige 8emertunsen 9egeI einen
peritoruenen Sruoer bes &idbters Ism. Sdleu aus
9teD>9ort, pelte allem stn4eine na6 Elm 9uel pru=
nojtren peroen. 1tidbter Stbep lit ndmlb bier anz
peeno uno Elm ener9iider Ge9ner bes SrH. Sill, ioz
tuett oeen aniprife aui ba5 Senatorsamt in 93ez
trabt tommen. Gr (SdIep) OeroffeHuid)te am Nlon=
tag abeno Iol9enoe Srflarung "Gs lit mir mitgcz
betlt noroen oaB 9r. Si1 in iener 1iebe am letten
Samita9e perleumocrtibe 2lntagen gegen menen uerz
ftor6enen Srnber uno MID ilI6it uorOrabte. Ge Snz
amie otees Setra9ens tam niGbt gcnteeno oenun5ir
lUeroen; i'd DerOe leOob oeu fteuosrnpb4en 8eri6t
Der Neoe erparten, pelhe, pe III bore, beute I6Gno
neronentll6t neroen iou, ebe tb iUeitere Sdritte
treffe."
Sia idtdte ietner froghden &c6c Die gemertun9
poraus, er manide, i'm Sale er in Der Grfuaung eiS
ner Pfltdt rgeno 5emanoem 81 nabe trete, 70 balo,
ais moglt, oarii6er beuatri1ti9t Su ueroen, Oa er
in ben nGdDiten 3a9eu nan g8aibin9ton a6reiicn
wiiroe. Sr balte dl ftr eine Sprade 6erontncrtll9
Ino plroe nit Dem grobten Sergnigen Heoe itebeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
6inrtdlt1ln0,

Garboro', Y.z9., %. Sortudr. - Ger g21Intte
GimonRagIano, peIdei6erfabrt mar cine iituoc siTe
Dame seiGdnoet 5u -bd6en, rUIr6e geitern gebGnot
Settcre Gtn5elNbgi!sn. - t5tgI 5dltUercr Zoo
gBilmin9ton, RS, q. San. PIN Iestcn
Sreitoge puroe Der DiHlatte Stmon glaolon6 petber
uberfIbrt mar, etn pet6cS SrouenSimner, QamenS
Caroline Sebgooo, 81 gSbitafer, GOgecom0zGounto,
gei4dn6et 6u ha6en, ron oemSedn9niiie in Sar6Oro'
na6 g8iQiamiton 9ebra1t, mo- eI ietn ger6rehen Qm
GjaI9en biiBen ioate. Der &erurtbeilte nuroe pom
allen @cthen in lSiiltamiton beIudt, unO oieietben
lteBen tetn Gttel unperudt, i'm ibn Sur grfenntntf
ieiner 2a9e Su brin9en. Tim 12i0 ubr gefern 6eaub
ti Gbrip. :. y. oou9hton, ettOr Der protcantii6en
Gplltopaltire, in Gtlealtdit oeS orn. S. ". Siterz
ion uno zines BerdterIattees In Die 3elle 6es Gjez
fan9enen. Der Seetere beano ii in elmer bodt Bit
tereH Stimnun9 Uno DerIuhte, 5u 6eueen, 6a6 feline
S6ulo nt1t ourh blntGngll6e5 3eu9niS erluleien
uoroen iei er 6ebaupCte, In etner Sino6et cine Ser
leBun9 erbGlten Su ba6en, pclhe ion anfdleH pom
Setpetligem ISabniinne unterUorfen b6tte in Ded1en
2baten peraHtportlid1 0ebaiten lUerOCn tonne. IS
9elang Dem 9eiitli6en l6teBltb, Jtagtano in cine
6efere Sttmnung Su uerieten uuo tbn Su einem @jez
fanonllle bu beDegen. Gr 9etattete 6rn. Stou96on
hn 5u taufen, uno 0ridte 0arauT Die Soffnun9 aus
6a6 ieine Seele JtUbe iuben uiir6e. 2S er oaS Sc
Idn9niB pereB, nabm er pom ietnen Wdtgeianaenen
Abl9teo uno ertlGre neine Seele DirOe, Io6ai0 iie
ben 3orper uerieBe, itrats gum omnel emp porteqen
Hln ub ytadlmttta9s trat er in Segeitung 0e5
S6ertts Den lesten Sang an. Guf Dem S6Qfiote
an9eommen, itete es lth Aeraus, oaB oas Scl Su bid
uno Die S9ltn9e auf 10 perpudte 2&etie einQeritet
mar, oaB oteielOe, ais e bem armen Climber I'm oen
Yer pals muroe ourd ben jSau nldlt 9ebroheu, unO
oer un9Iiitlte blie6 pouig II @inute uner grd6liz
9en Sutun9en SDtihen Stmmel uno @roe bGngen, e6e
Der 3o0 lbu poQ leiueu 2etbeu erloite,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
SnStaner9renel. Gin g8a0cttstta
bon 5WOtanertt tl0crfaIlcn. =
SWan3i9 2SctBc tticOer9eMcBelt
tffaA ffn If,frf

@bica9o, %. Sanur. - Giuer GepeIfe aus
Siour@@ttp 5ufoI9e it i'm sort JiaubaG Die Natrdt
etn9etroiten, baB Gin aus + g8a9en beteBenoer 3uQ,
meder oon 20 Diann 6e9lcttet mar, am legten 3onz
nerta9 Ntor9en 100 ieilen pefIid pon oen Uiiiouri
1ui oem lSe9e mad ben Slad=0ils pon Snoianern
I0erfaLen puroe uno bag tein etuSi9er gSeiBer Dem
Stalp!rmeiier ent9tn9. Der Snoianer, peldber Die
gta9rltt brabte, ertldrt, oaB Die Sbat uon nGra3u
Sorie's" Sanoe 6egau9en pUroe uno ooB Der qua 0en
99. Soltn Il Nopinan in gantton eeborte.
Oe9onoob, 0.z2., %. san. = Sis iekt n0
teIne ytahrt9ten bier en9euoHen, Uelde Die geneotte
hprl lini nit hnft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
SpnncLtllprO ia 0lrf0mSna.

2tttlez u tod, Nrt, "a. Saullar. Gin
I6redIlGer 0OppcImorO IQuyOa 1ehcru 2lben0
III Snlme>@oHrtg be9on9en. Sraa y. ..
Gagor uuo 8tau vi. y. y, Slouer, Die Sat.
ttnuen 9ead)teter Hfau5cr, mcIde III nemiel.
ben 9aHIe iiberna4tCten, m0breuO ibre Sat,
ten III oleIcr StaOt ulu b2m NtGrtte marcu,
wurocn bon 8GUberu iiberfauen ugO oui ote
ldredlldlte 29Cile ernorOCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
Gin @tftmtprosperSnd,.

barrls but9t Su', 3. SQuuQr. = 5Frau &.
stemIer uno t4re bier Sinber ertranften am Ie5ten
6aten, ipeldbe, mic man anntmnt, peroiftet morSen
mar. Gs geIans ieoot idnea gu Siife oeruienen
gerstsn bic got.Tis9 aif eem SoGs 3q eret5e Cine
ben io lit ais Tut9raside Ibdtertn uerbaftet nor
ben. sic 6etbeuert thre unI6uIo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
3ie erOkc g8cGJfelfGiiOnttg itt
S5srAsa-NyA Hs.G

gtem . ort, "a. SaHHar.-Ocr @ruuNz
etgentbum5dgent Su'm5 &olumbaui ans
Seriep @tg murre gclteln bon @ebeimpoll,i,
fen anf Die Antluge bin ue1baftet, .uit8romne,
Marmeu unS NnOereu an Der 6dli1una eme8
l3edielS in Betrage UOn S64, ,225 anf Die
sunlOH.&rnit SOmp." betheit9t gemeieH 3u
Ietn. Der @efangene Wurbe Oprl6uftg III ben
) notnhS l1ntprnPkrod1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
0l1tf Der Csiseubni,t1 i,cr1a1,oI;;fqt

Yort ) en- 8 G..zIJ p. SIuuQr. -
2eUl Ntntcr8, etn wODibabea0er 6Grmer aus
@reenOtlle, mmOe gefern Abeuo, mQbreno CT
OaS @eIeii: Der Bort 3erpi5 Sabn" al Der
SeriepzAoCnHe iibsriubr, oon siuer 2otomottuc
aetrOIfeu un0 t0rtltu uermunoct. Seiu
Sblitten puroe cine Stredt NIT fOltgCinlcilt
nm inl11a heiNcm ASfcrhe netSAtat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
tein s6lrriff crninrArt

empbts, 6cuu., 20. 9anuar.-8er.
iOneu, nelhe beute ROrgeR aus 4uitlu,
Drill, bier anfameu, beri9teu, RAP S9erlfi
Wanu in Der legteu 0tenfags .gtatt UOu
Sobn Sretmea geidlOiien purbe uno gefern
farb. Gin 6amlIten5pit mar Die llriads
beS Mortes,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
S6teGlt0er Sclbitmot0. .-0itt Wsatan
ititrSt itd1 ttmter Ste &a0er ctmcr
&pfUtitrfinc.

9uOiou, N.=Y., "a. 5auuor. - Sarl
3uterle murOe QetCEn AbenN uon eiuer Qofos
mgttuc ugr Dem Babnboie Der y6uNion.
6loerzSabn" iiheliableu uuo augenbjGll9
9etDOtet. Su ietnen 8ai1en fauO man fol,
geHoen 3ettel, welSer aqf SclbHmarO oeRtet
uSdl helBe &arl 9ielcrle MD bin ein 6remoer
III olcier @egenO. Soute mir ein llu9lHf
8utOBen, 10 tttte ld Die Beriou, peld)e Gleien
3ettcl ftIoer, ueine Glteru Su benaf)rlAtigen.
Oteielben mOhuen in Scr. Is, &oiiutblnQBe,
IN ylemart, gt 5. SD perlleB rleiue Seiz
matbr neil td] oaitlbt fciue llrbelt finoen
tonnte. @enR mu @tua8 paiIirt, ic miro
hoHeRtltdl Der 6tuNer 70 irCunoliA etu, melne
Giteru IN denntuls III lsteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
8unocS= =Senator=gSable4t.
GidDter 2aUiS aIm 9nnOesszenator bon SQj


9 prtn9ftelt, Sl., 25. Sanuar.-Sr
0aotO 0aots muroe beute NiOrgen bel Der
erIten AbitimmaH9 sum SuubeS, ,Seuutor sr-
Diblt.
9a8 9eiultat Der Qblimmun9 mar: 9a,
ot5 1Ol, Eaprence "a, 6alues 3, 2ogou /,
Pdnnbl l..
atfunta, @a., 25. Sanuor. - Bic Gez
ietgebuu9 reItagte iid bsute nadl Der eriten
AbIttmnlung. Wan 9Iaubt nidJt, baB 6tu
ermdblt perNen fam, obgleid) es ielneu
SreunoeH gelan9, beute eine 3ueite &bitlm=
mua9 81 perblnoeru. Der NQ6litrelt smti6en
gtOrmooo nnb 6ia erregt grcBe AufreGuua
3ntiden cen anbdngetn Der bciocn Gan6ioQs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
Gin @eto oes Yrdiiocmte1.-Ste 40
ffaTltng oer gSaibinStoner Yo=
Ifacibeh0rSe.

@uibtugtOn, 23. Sanuar. Der Iras
Toent idtdte beRte Sem SpYed)er oeS 6aujeS
Die Sia, relhe Die @bidaf;ung Der Saib.
iugtOuer Boll5eiz!&ommiitUu' perorouet, nit
ieinen @tnwansen gegen Oieielbe 5uriid. 0as
Sete pnrDe bente bsm 6auie niat Oorgelegt.
Der BrGfbent errlGrt in BEN S9riftitad,
bic YelBei @Ommriiare iOGten ton 9Se9tS.
pegen unter GontrCle 0iRriftss@Ommsfiare
itebeu, unb inter anbereu nmftGnoen, ala
ben aegenmdrtt9eu, luiirbe er gegen eine lleber.
traguu9 Der B1tdlten Ger BoliSeizScmmilidre
an Die 0iitritts-@Oumiiidre 9tiGts ein,umeus
cen baben. gS babe It'd ieoodJ lett &ur,em
Ierau8geiteat, baB Td grobe DtlBbrGu1e in
Sem B6llieip len bc8 9iilritts einaeIhlld)en
hItten. Dieie 0fibbraude piiHidJe er aus;u=
rotten, NIB 5u bieiem 3wede babe er biz ntue
Yolt;etbeh0rbe ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26

D - I0Phell100Ii9fft YSrNNp
puroe beute gtGdmttto9 bel einem 8eriud1e, einen
@tn6reher, gtamens gstIams, gu perbaften, BON 6en
2eSteren ourd etnen S6uB tootlih oerruunoet. QEiz
Inms enttam.
Beu O'gieaI eridos geiteru Q6eno Senrb Cor an Der
DtaoonitraBe in enen Streite i6er Gin Srallen;im<
ner. Qle Set3etlt9ten itno Jeger. Der Di0r6eT be-
perfifeliate ieine Nlutht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
Sret &tn0cr fOuuett TT Scst SSlara=
mon 4ff1H

SamiIton, Ont, 3. Sanuar. - Srn. g Gul=
banes gBobnung an 6untertraBe brannte 9eute g6eno
nteoer. 3mei ieiner Sinber eridten uno eiu oriteS
tru9 to0tllte 8ran0punoen BARON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
&t@ter 9aOts' CsripdDlltme sttu.
Slt1tOCsfcitafnr.

Vi i Il 6 II, 30. JGnuar. - Hldlter
0a5is befano iidl geraOe I'm SberbuuOesae.
ridtshCf, ais ibm Die 9tad,rid)t iiber Ielne
grmdbluug sum Bun0eSenatOr fir SQinoi8
Sutam. gtGd gertagun1 Oe8 @ertcbt8 beIuf,.
ten lhn pleIe 6re4nce aus ieinem Seimath5z
ltaate uno 9rdtnItrten tbm III ietuem Sieas.
Gr Ia9te ntdlt, Oh er Die Q4iiree anuehrIcn
merOe OOer uidlt; eS ne5t ieb0d, felt, oaf er
i'm e,terCn 6sue ntdt uor Sem 4. NiQr2, Oil
melAelll Gage lFln SeRatprsternin begtnut,
reitgntrsu Wuo. Gr Crtlartc, Oab CT, Obue
befrogt morCtn Su ieiu, uno pbae ieine &rz
l1ubnlB alS &anolbat Gui9lfcat mor6au lei.
SEINE Srcunoe uHter nea 0smutrQteu betrad)z
ten iclne GrWdblung Eldt ais elue GarteimaB.
legel, lonosrn ais emc gtduSenoe }laerfsununq
Ielner ScrOlenlle, iaoem bCloe Bartelen ihre
SanoioatGn im 6eIOe battcu uno ntdt i'm
StaEoewaren, thre GriudElung rurd}uiebsn
@Sse E;tp SelbffWtOro oitrG1 ett,en
BaBHiin1tSett.
GIcUelanG, o, %. San. - SarriIou
9mtner t6otete 9eltern anoerloH 3tC5mono in
Centre, D, 6urh einen ShuB auf Der Stele
uno beAlng carani ScIbitmOrO. @umer mar
leit iEuGefeg 3eit r0aBnfRmg.
Bier Stlf9eE tpADeidetWli6l pot, oSt,s
0tanertl ertnorOet,
g t. s, 20. Sauuar. - Cine Spc.
3iaIrepeide uCn ycdUeuucrtb mcloet: .Gol
ctpa gSnheH gir1en SEQ. Start, ,{ejTt
survU, Sltgm 4Grtg1t une rs. 81, Gopeh,,
idnmtIifl Utbbflnnte Siir1tr boa Nuiilu,
Sumner,SOuntp, Ss., nit |1aacnlQouhoer
HaiS ncf SI0Wa III ga. h. IGoanta ali,
"a iis rdt in Der icitglitbteu 9clt iWliiG
lehFteH, 10 f1l@tet Fhad, b1B fc Bon 5nSia
nern eymproet wurDcR, IS pgyluuiat, eai
bic lleteIblctblel oCn 4 2SGgcn nebn ben ;u
Beb0rigen @eiGirren uon 5dgsrn ouf BEN
2Sege aui9cIunbsn norOeu fn0. giueSanSt
SiOur Sog Dor SurScm turd) Die geQeuo
@tne Staar 8iiraer lit Oufgebrodjen, ua
nod ben GIlni6ten in inhen..GA = :. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
Scfrctiir Mnbrfnt1 frefnrinrn6,c,,.

-!1 n9 Il %. Sanuar. - OQ8
Suf3'@of1Ee ees Sau'ts wirp psw 0ieprds
lertanteHbuHie cine 8eiolutlon Hnitrbrnter,
lpelfe omle9t, bab Gee. Wt. 0latcien, Gefrc.
tar Der 6lotter uidt we9en Der in ietnem Sc.
partement oorgeiallenen Serlstun9en bes Sc.
iese8 in IntlagefunO Ueriett wsrOeu iOate,
neil ihm leiae e0rrgptpH lROttpen oOer bsrbres
deriiten 4bfaten uad9eiOieiln p;rben fal,
nen; bas &omite fOrOert besbalb, fernerCr @r,
lud8nsSs Sieier aHseleSeu4eit cutbOben gu wers
80,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
(sit, OEsirth c,,,,. orAn4
9mef WforSt1etctr II, s1le,,,nhia

SCRANTON, ia, .. S}anuor. - er QBirLb 9illn
Sbomas Su BIpmoutb in otelem Gountn nlrbe oez
item abenb pom Better Str9ter er9OIien. Der aR6rSer
entfnm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
Die att9e6lite GtmorOun0 Ser
WtattttidJaft eiteS 2Sa9elt51t9eS
Hfhtnh cLtt NtnAArt.

y anttOn, 0.sS., %. Sanuar. - Ser
Sertdt, onB Die 0tannhaft zines Dem 6ru.
SoltnS 9eb0rtgen gSQ9eu5uge8 swiiheu Sort
PteTre nHo Den Blad 6ilS our9 Suoioner
ermoroet moroen lei, Reut fidD ais cine @rs
NHounq berdu8. Der betreffeHOe 3ug lit
moblbebalten in Sort Ytelre aHgetOmmeu,
un6 bic Ntannlfaft fab meoer aui 0em 6in.,
nod Dem 6iidmeq [$notaner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26

Rafbinston, %. San. = 0as SIottenbeportez
meat bat gtadriht, oas 6er ruifide Srieosoarnpier
rSoeater" eeitern BON Bort Gtopal, G.z@., nab BEN
SanptpRzJspabs G6fubr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
sebens laa0lidIf 9Ndlt0onsfrafe

Ro@ffter W.sD., %, Safilar. = 4. G, NQlrz
baHts, ber Woroer oes 9pIi5iiteu @ominger, nufSe
belte Su iebenslGnsiher 9ait In Dem 3udtbouIe an
4u6uru peIurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
SelegrapDii9e Sepei9en.

.5erpte Der rNIlocilrten Ereiie~ ilr ben rDeutieu
GorreiponoenteR",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26

SotteipOnoen5 aus 2SaSbinefon.
Die Sberbuuoesridlter rno Die GIeftpral=Siu
Die parteiiteumn9 Der Scnatoreu, ipeldlt
o1itit uno oagegen ftimniten. - Blaine. =
Sonfltng rtto Rorton. = Die Memteriaget
IN Hotbeu. - EQUATOR Davis. - ET TU,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26

e'rIutlleR, %. Saaaar. - 9ie De.
putlrtenfammr CrWdblie beute OlS SiiOqets
&omile. 9le eyioiBreldCu @aHoioatIu Iiuo
iGmmtlidl &tpubIltauer uuO grjBnntbstis
Gubdngcr Gambettas. 9te Grmdhluna
Gautbetta's 6um $rGFNcnteu beS Gomitc's
u 6eNAe!t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-26
Bic GlektOral-9ill i'm Strtate
all9tl1Onrtftt.

Cine 5'patt8teftiimOt8e stbun9.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-08

Some poke-nose has got hold of q
diary written about 1854 by a man
who wss working for a Mr.. Greeley,
in New Hampshire. or course the
Mr.. Greeley must have been Of the
family that produced the great editor
possibly his grandfather, or may be
an uncle The diary tells how q wo-
man met the devil during a thunder
storm, and sold herself to him on call
at six days. This she told to the PEG.
pie, and the church set to work 10 cir,
cumvent the Evil One. On the day
the stock was to be delivered there
came . vast crowd The woman
was set or stood on q piece Of high
ground, the minister formed a circle
("Around her form I draw the awful
circle of our holy churchr-see
"RicbeIieu. y the deacons formed .
second wall of defense, and the peo-
pie en- 0aasse made the outward ram
part. They kept up continual praying
and singing for several hours after
the expiration of the time agreed up
on, bat Satan did not put 10 an sp-
pearance. Mr.. Greeley early in the
day geared up his old horse with sad
die and pillion and brought to the
scene . number Of women. The
writer did not go, but saw the entire
performance from Mr. Gresley's field,
where be was hoeing corn-when not
looking for the devil. & Z
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The Gallows.

LAKE CHARLES, La, July 25.-
Jules Guidry, condemned forthe muir
der of JohE Beal, was executed to
day on the square adjoining the Jail
He was handcufed and mounted the
scaffold OF twenty minutes of 2 p. NJ,
assisted by the Sheriff and a friend
of G uidry, accompanied by a young
priest, Father Charles. Guidry dur
ing bis prison life gave himself up sp
~parently to religious instructions
He was sent to New Orleans parish
prison for safe keeping because a res
cue was feared. He arrived here on
tine 18th. Since be has been here be
has borne himself brsvely. He was
very firm, cool and determined, blu,
constantly declared he ought not to
die for the killing of Besle, because
Besle had seduced his wife and ruin.
ed bis home and bis children's future.
Guidry behaved on the gallows 10 .
desperate and daring manLer. lie
addressed the crowd aud said be
killed John Beale, and be would do
it again to-day and that be ought
not to die for il; and that be would
die like q man; that he did not care
to die. Father Charles said . few
words of prayer. He nodded bic
head as if asserting, turned to his
friend on the scafod and said: II am
firm; | am not afraid to die" He
said what c. c. Duson testified to in
Court was not 30. He continued
talking loud to the crowd, declaring
his indifference to death and that be
would commit the same crime again
and again, that be was justified. Be-
fore he was pinioned be took up the
rope 10 his hands. 1t was dangling
from the beam above him to bis feet.
He handled The rope and examined
the moose, and said that the fan was
net enough; Il want a neck-breaker
fall of ten feet" The Sheriff length
ened the rope to q fall of about eigth
feet, but this did not satisfy him. He
tried the slip-knot to see if it worked
easily. When the black cap was put
over his head be cried out. why, l
can see everything" The rope was
adjusted and the slip-knot frightened.
He said, mot so tight, but put the
knot more on the side Of my neck"
As the Sheriff took up the axe to cut
the rope he cried out, jeeringly, Il
can see; you are going to cut the
rope" In q few seconds more, while
the condemned was saying be did not
care, the axe fell, the rope parted and
Guidry died almost instantly. The
fall was fully eight feet, if not more.
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Last Saturday evening when
young msn of two and twenty stood
before . window who owns . house
on Congress street, east, she knew
by his embarrassed manner just what
was coming and she said:
William l suppose you have
sought the interview to tell me that
you love my daughter Isabel?"
"Y-yes,' be replied.
well, William, how are you tx
ed ?" she sternly demanded. Have
you any house and lands 2"
mo. not any"
Have you any wealth 10 bank y
"Nota copper"
Have you any bonds and mort
cages !n
mot Q one," be answered as be
continued to grow pale.
"Yoang man." sbs sternly resum-
ed, what hsye you got TO Offset the
$4,000 which l skalI givemy daugb.
terri
"Nothing bat love snd5
Too THAI Too thinis she exclsim.
ed, waving him swsy
And I can sharpen lawn NOW
srslp be shrieked ae be backed of.
@You CAM"
Il can, and it won't be over six
weeks. if they are good weeks for
grass. before III see your daughters
dowry and Be on . street railroad be-
Sides"
Take her WiIliam-tske her and
be happy" exclaimed the worldly
woman, and the daughter has been
took.
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A grocer doing business on Michi.
gan Grand Avenue was yesterday
asked TO trust o colored man . day
for q quart of strawberries.
Cant do it-you'd never psy,nhe
replied.
IN pay de money afore eight
O'Clock in de morning, earnestly con-
tinued the colored man.
Perhaps you might, bat | don't
believe it. If you have DO money
now how viii you have any then?n
"Don't ak me, boss. I'll have de
money suah. lie just perspiring to
death for de want of Strawberries"
Does any one owe youg 2" asked
the grocer.
"No, sah.n
Then how do you expect to get
any money ~
cob, de pay will be all right"
x gness not. You will have to
Try some one7eIse,"
Boss, you bez pinned me right
down to cold facts said the custom.
er. 81 wants Strawberries, an dey
hez got to come, an, derefore, let me
say datI wasn't going out tonight to
steal chickens an sell 'em to get
money!
"Aht You wasn't?n
IN, sab, cause i dun pulled 'em
in last night, an dey1l be sold to a
butcher dis evening. OATS de cold
fact, mister. an now wrap up dem
strawberries, and don't abuse my con-
6dence."-Deiron Free Press.
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convinced him thss to wheel to eth.
er hand would confront him with the
weapons of three or -four Of the In
dians-
Dashed at this seemingly fasai cor
ner, be paused to load bis gun bat
the whole band were too near for
that When be stopped . furious
yell burst from the redskins and
changing their course they ran di-
recdy st him, brandishing their bat
tie axes.
Bat Samuel Brady was not the
man to die by the hands of those
who had murdered his father any
fate was preferable to that. Away
he sped again, with the bowling
crew at his heels Rather would be
yield ais fate TO the Slippery Rock
than to his mortal enemies.
But as be ran. . desperate resolu-
ton famed up in his heart. and .
mighty energy coursed through his
stslwsrt frame. He determined to
leap across the stream, and with .
lifted prayer, the conviction rushed
upon his mind that be could do It.
Forward he sped toward the abyss,
and behiad, certain of their game.
came the yelling. biood-thfrsty saw
ages.
Reaching the brink, he sprang into
the air, almost as if, some great bird.
be bad taken wings, and incredible
as ii may seem TO those who have
seen the gorge. landed in safety IN
the opposite bank.
But what was the amazement OF
the Indians,
They were under such Roadway,
aud the foremost one so near, that
they could barely bold back from
plunging down the precipice,
And now it became their turn TO
Zee, for while their guns were Q quar-
ter of q mile away, Brady was rap
idly loading for q shot With the
widest EXPLANATIONS of surprise and
alarm they whiried away at their
utmost speed, one of them saying in
broken English
"Blady make good jump"
Brady eva forgot the ludicrous
scene they presented-a dozen In
dams fleeing from one white man.
And such zlgzsg running in order to
dodge his bullet; now jumping to
the right, and now to the left; now
on all fours, and now leaping into the
air. But it was in vain ; the fellow
that said, "Blady make good jump
was answered from the iron lips OF
the rife with q leaden missile through
his heart.
Captain Brady afterwards visited
the spot with some of his frieods and
measured the width of the chssm--a
thing which the writer has done in
modern years-6nding it over twenty
feet from brink to brink, and necessi-
tating q leap Of at least twenty-five
feet in order to make his footing Sc.
cure at starting and alighting.-N.
y. Ledger.