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ou4f M1A1sIER's N1tE'S boNNEI"
Romans Journal!
4 great many things has happened since YOU
Was here in honse-c,canin, time. You know
tban hol,,t hao,, ,as- +,,a arntho1;st rh,,ro1,
sne" .1oa o''o ''at 1.0 :, -. Snolen
1of n'gh On 10 month; an a'l clarence centre
was a-laughin' an a-makin' fun Of our new min
ister's wife. How dreadful they did talk bout
that h1ne vc1ret bonnet of ncrnt At last the
T.,
"otaen IL LIZ c"atch cou1oo'' staua IL no 1onsef'
SO they went to Miss Brown, an they told her
that people thought she were a-itiu1iu' an g.
, 1877-02-04

4 few weeks ago THE TR1HrxE published ths
first game in the round between Messrs. Hosn6
and Judd in the Chess Tournament held in chiaso
in 1874. The following, from the booE OF fsa
'sThird American Chess Congress, ~ is the edur
.,n np;rv
, 1877-02-04


4 remarkable tale has got abroad. which be-
licyc will be youched for in Que time BY Jour
nal which affects to move in court and fashion,
able circles. You will remember that some
years ago crack-brained boy named O'Connor
presented harmless old pistol at her Majesty
as she IVES leaving Buckingham Palace. On
conviction the lad was sentenced to q short term
Of imprisonment,-am matter of ! few months, il
] remember right.-and on the expiration Of his
punishment the authorities sent lin out to onc
Of the colonies and found him EMPLOYMENT
There he remained until q short time ago, be-
having himself, I am told, in a most ex-
eEplary manner. Ultimately he au-
nounced his determination to return to
England, and his actual departure was
quietly telegraphed to Scotland-yard, in order
that the whereabouts of the young man might
not be missed. In due course, O'Connor landed
in England, and from that moment two detect
ives were appointed to watch his movements
night and day. For some time they never for a
moment lost sight of him; but one morning, to
their great chagrin and astonishment, they
found that their bird had hown-whither they
knew not. The sasacity Of their chief, however,
suggested that the old de1usion had broken out,
and that in all probability tue poor mad thing
was making tracks once more for Buckingham
Palace. The palace was visited, end sure enough
there was O'Connor within tne gates. How he
got in is mystery, as itwas on the first OCCASION
The young man Is now safely lodged In Coloncy
Hatch. IN this connection may just mention
that Oxford, who attempted to assassinate the
Queen years ago, is still alivc-an inmate of
Bedlau1.
, 1877-02-04

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM no. GO.
White. Black.
1..QtoB7 1..Ptok3
...Q tok k3 ...Any Moye s..
3..Mates accordingly,
1..Ktto 1t5
1..P takes p ...Any move
). .Muics accordingly.
, 1877-02-04
soEItTtoy TO ENIGMA NO. GO,


THAT *CHALLENGE."
Mr. W. H. c.. Of Jackson, Mich. ha11ag r.
ceiyed no response to bis card which lately app4r'
ed in THE TRIBUNE, forwards the tollowins:
TO the Editor of The Tribune. .
jackson, Mich. Jan. 2S.-The ''challense"n
the Chicago Chess Club is renewed, and iEf11ca
any patron Of your chess column in the cty 70
p1ny match. best two in three. by card ID
dress ". Il. c., Box l63, Jackson, Mich
, 1877-02-04

To the Western Associated Hssa
HEW ToRK, Feb. a.-CorToS-Quict. II 1s.l611a
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seInshne.s ora Crowd.

Mr.. Headly, in bis letters from Ita-
Iy some years ago, told singular in
eident which illustrates the selfshness
fostered by luxurious indulgence in
art. He was present at one Of the
theatres, where famous prima DON
M was to sing in new opera. just
as she began singing, a man IN the
Dit near the orchestra was seized with
convulsions. The prima donna, see-
ing his Iivid, death stamped face sud
denly stopped, with look Of horror
aud q start that were for onee wholly
natural. But the audience. determin-
ed not TO lose their enjoyment shouted
to ber to go on, and person directly
behind the dying man, who had now
risen bolt upright, forced him down
by pressing on his shoulders The
singer went on, while foam streaked
with blood oozed from the mouth Of
the sufferer. As she finished 10 one
of her finest strains, the house rang
with applause, and the rutilao, Hitting
his hands from the shoulders Of the
dying mao, cIspped with enthusiasm.
as be shouted, ''Brava. braVa
Then qeHs d armes entered, carried
away the c, rpse, and the opera went
on as if nothing bad happened to dis
tnrb the harmony Youth's ComPdH-
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Coneh she'll Battons.

1t was possibly during his stay in
New York in 1889 that Washington
began to wear on his coat the conch-
shell buttons, now in possession OfCap-
tain Lewis's daughter. A new fash
ion in dress, introduced by pres
ideEt, is worthy Of record, especially
when there is an interesting story con-
neeted with it. This story, related
by Robert Lewis, illustrates two strik-
ingly characteristic traits Of Washing
ton-generosity and economy.
A needy sailor with a wheelbarrow
of shells accosted the General on the
street, and, holding up number Of
coneh-shells, implored him to buy
them. Washington listened with
sympathy to the story Of his suffer
ings and want, and kindly replied
that be would buy them if be could
in any way make use Of them. Ne
cessity perhaps shsrpened the sailors
wits, and be promptly suggested that
they would make lovely buttons for
his velvet coat The General doubt
less smiled at the ingenious proposals
but agreed to try them. Carrying
home his ocean treasure of pink shells,
be sent for a button-maker 10 know
il he could manufacture a useful arti-
Gle out of the pretty playthiugs with
which he found himself encumbered.
The workman replied be could make
the buttons if be could find an instru-
ment sharp enough to pierce them.
Washington would have nothing USE
less about him; and so the shells were
delivered to the manufacturer, who in
due time returned them to him in the
shape of concsve buttons, q little lar
ger than a quarter of dollar, with q
silver drop in the center hiding the
spot where the eye was fastened be-
meath. The President then astonish-
ed the republican court by appearing
in coat with pink eonch-shell but
tons sparkling on its dark velvet sur
face Eighty years ago, il seems,
fashion ruled in hearts, or over the
costumes, of men and women inst as
it does now-for Captain Lewis bears
testimony that conch- shell buttons i'm
medistely became the rage. The
shellvenders' and button makers for
tunes were made by the Generals
passsou for utilizing everything that
came into his possession--ScriJner
for MaY
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ku A. PuSrLErHwAITE. ATTORNEY
w Al Law, Somerset, Pa. Professional basi-
ness respectfully solicited and punctnAiiy attend
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For kissing a pretty girl, one dol
lar.
For kissing homely girl, two dol
lars.
The TAX is levied in order to
break up the custom altogether, Il
being regarded as a piece Of inexeusa-
BILE absurdity.)
For every Irritation fifteen cents.
For every young man who has
more than one girl, Eve dollars.
Courriog IN the kitchen, twenty
five cents.
Courting in the parlor i've dol
lars.
Courtia 2 10 romantic pisces. i've
dollars; fifty cents thereafter.
For a girl giving a young man the
mitten, 1--WE dollars and suit of costs
Seeing a young lady home from
twenty cents
= .l;cy To see her home i've dollars
and costs.
For ladies' who paint. two dollars
Proceeds to be be devoted TO the
!, lief Of disconsolsie husbands who
ave been deceived by outside ap-
,earances.
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n see what was the m liter. [ pulls
out my watch and il was i9 O'Clock
n three minlts.

n see what was the m liter, pulls
out my watch and il was I2 o clock
n three mini,s.
Some Of the neighbors had come
around ia the mountains, and a min
ister from VILLAGE ab,ut fifteen
miles cIf. but didu'. give % atleu-
ton to nothin'. for / VS. staaaed
like and dida's kHss tos il al; was.
was sitiin' 10 isoa. Of the house
on large st0ue. where Cbarleg used
to sit and wait tor me wb-n | was
coming by. aud | beard whistle.
An | seed Train IL stnpped near
where ] was The loeon live was
No. 80 The boys had her dressed
in mournin'. Bill Walker was run-
nm her andCrazy was 6ria'. There
was three coaches iilled with he y ,s
and their wives sad cnlldrcp. Thrs
was 10 their best 81 Fh-s, "a when
they came by where waS sirtia'--
they all knew u va. iit'is. Cha.ist',
place-the mea took oil their has
and the women had their handkrr-
chiefs to their faces. alters know-.l
they were very fond Of him, and il
seemed as though they had lost an
only child There was six listie bows
all the same size, and they took I'm
up, an we followed up the side Of the
mountain 1t was a mild day, and
the sun was shinin' bright We cross
ed Devils Run. and came to q place
of level ground where there was
some large pine trees Ii was just
over the cliff, a little ways from the
road, say a hundred feet. and 10 a
plain sight o. where he stood wavin'
his lantern backwards and forwards
slowly across the track when be said.
You and me is pards, isn't veg'
After all, it was harder on Mary
than on me- In three months, time |
took her there too. l stayed on the
line while after that, but | couldn't
never go back to my house again, and
whenever | was goin' by and saw
those two heaps Of fresh earth, it
worked on me 50 | couldn't stand
| ii.
As was tellin' sometimes think
I'd like to get back there and see the
place once more, bus seems as if |
was afeard ] don't believe in ghosts.
but know if was to run train a.
round that curve in dark night I'd
see my little Charley wavin' his light
as he did that night that it cost him
his life.
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4TTORNEYS-ATLAW

4IENRYF. SCHELI., ATTORNEY ATLAw'
l. and Bounty Pension Agent Somerse
Pa Once In Mammoth Block. Jan A-u.
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over 100000 ACRES

OF LAND, consisting Of every odd section in each
township, for distance OF twenty miles on both
sizes of the road. one-hall Of the land in belt
forty miles wide, exterding to Denver City. In Col
orado, thus forming continuation OF the belt ol
country which, from the Atlantic coast westward,
is found to be. in climate, soil, and every produe
tion OF nature, this most favored.
To aid in the settlement Of this superb domain
with an intelligent and industrious people, Is the
object Of the HON ESTEAD. Ii Is intended to
contain a fair and candid representation Of facts
nor viii 1t give, Intentionally, any statement
that will not, upon investigation, be fully sus-
tanned
The Company obtains its title to these lands
from the Government of the United States.
They are being offered at prices lower than any
other lands In the West, that will compare with
them In soil. climate and general advantages
Theterms of payment, as will be fornd on a care
full examination are liberal In all essential
features than have heretofore been offered BY any
railway company.
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xu g. II. L. BAER, ATTORNEYS AT
w LAW, Somerset, Pa, will practice In SOM
erset and adjoining counties. All business en-
trusted to them will DC promptly attended TO.
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MORNING .ususGs.
BY Ace.
L-My HEART.


I.-MY HEART.
My he:lrt Is ikea fairy land.
with flowers and garlands gay;
My heart is like a meadow plain,
whereon child may play.
~. 49,.
And sometimes Ike dreamy lake
Beneath a heavy sky.
w.,, '
nm ~.
,... -,
ux,.,.
With widely onened door
One day the gates viii shut, and then
Comes peace iorevermore.
u-GoD,s u.frIrs
,;ai-s li,,es sroo, ahon, tho wo~,s
An s"ee'nsss everywhere
ihey are 'he ainen-souis VINO ieah
iocom'ort, ana 70 near
anu 10 sn'iie upon 'ne heaVy Cross
nu's' oeau'iiui anu meek
Ahes Ano" eoo vi" - r'gh,
anu so ''''s ia'se 'hei' paaen' hea"s
n u' ""' s'o'ny might,
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IoHN II. UHI., ATTORNEY ATLAw, SOM
81 crset, Pa, will promptly astend 70 all business
entruste. TO him. Money advanced on collection
&C Once in Mammoth Building.
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THE KANSAS PACIFIC
HOMESTEAD

Is published by the Land Department Of the Kan
sas Pacific Railway Company, TO supply ihe large
and increasing demand for information respecting
KANSAS, and especially the m gnificent body OF
lands granted by Congress in aid Of the eonstruc-
tion Of Its road. This grant comprises
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NAUGLE HOUSE
Main St.. Somerset, Pa.
FRED NAUGLE, Prop.

The proprietor has lately purchased and greatly
improved this desirable property, furnishing II
with entire new furniture thus making IL one OF
the most desirable stopping places for transient
90 resident custom In the State.
Tables are always supplied with the choicest
yiands the market affords
Large and commoaious uabiing is attached
and faithful and attentive hostiers always in at
tendance.
Boarders taken BY the week, dsy, or meal.
Bar always supplied With the choicestii2aors
July 10. apri
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The grssshopper to tbs farmer;
"Dou'r be . fol and want TO take
soor wheat to that miller. III De
your hopper.
, 1877-05-04
Guroydi(dt Ma1ridten.

2sremtem. Ger Ylrser5hatt lag bic.
ier Gage Elm Intra0 aus WnlaB Der berr.
idenoen Notb BOT. lriprunslid mar
er nod benz 8or9ans oon Or. War
9irla in Berlin auf cine ~belonoere
Notblanbs.G ommiiion ssridtet 9etpe.
fen i'm 8arseramt mar sS gslunseu,
i'm babin ab3uidwdden, bab Der 5e.
nat ourd oiearmenbeboroe unb Bic Yoli.
3eibirection ben umfan8 Der Wotb felt.
iteuen lail en- uno euentuel er,poaen iuer.
ben ioue, Oh ser Staat etwas au ibrer
Gbitsuung tbun tonne. Die Daraers
i@aft lebnte Ben Intras 1sood aud in
bieIer 6orm at. Die NIT Der Nrmena
pHege uertrauten Steiner beaeugten, baB
Der Inorans nidt weientlidl GROCER als
8ep0bnlid iei, unb tuiejen auf bic &c.
fabr bin, 8e9ebrlide Don auBsn Der In
Die Stabt du loden, iuenn u,an bier els
men Gid fur Seosrmann bede. ,Muh
tuuroe aus benz bieiigsn incialbemotrati.
iden Organ nit sroBH Wirtuns cine
2obreoe auf bielias Bauarbeiter perls<
fen, bic troe ibrer Grusrblofsteit per.
f4mabt batteu, in Samburs unb Mltona
Mrbeit gu nebmen anlfutt ibrsr bort fret,
piuis ausSetretsnen 8or9an9er. SIS
lei i1ledtbin unm69lid, baB Ger Staat
2euten 3u 9llfe fomr,., Die 10 abliht.
LID cine bar9ebotsne Grmsrbs9slsssnbeit
bon ft4 fisBeu.
Mm Is. Wdr3 ftarb bier na4 iura.r
Rranlbsit Der lansidbriss Yrdfbeut Ser
bieli9en 9anbelStammer un6 Witbe.
,9ranoer Der 8remer Bant, 8. 8. Stun.
ter, i'm Sitter bon II Sabren. Dte
Girma Masuult unb @upter, beren
Gbsf Der Verftorbsae mar, beltsbt felt
Is Sabren.
SUI Giiabanbel idsinsn gremsrba.
ssn'G eeifsm1noe 9e8snwartis elm lie.
oersewidt aber hamburg gu 9stpiunsn.
Das r9amb. Grembenbl." iaat loaar
Der ebemals 70 bllb.nbe Oamburaer
G1dbanbel ideiut fd 8dnalia BON
bier fort3u3i:ben, uie benn bstanntli1
aud Der Yreis Der Slide in 9amburg
meiit b0ber 1T, ais an anbern, iel6f
binnsnlanoiiden Ylassa. Wie bereits
fraber a%nssSsutet, If ieet tn Yremerba.
ben auf Mnrs9un9 bes 9errn GlauGen
6aielblt cine @slsai9aft in Der Biloun9
bs9rihsn, ipelds Die 8erwsrtbuns Der
@r3eusni1e Der Jiidersi bsapsdt. Bon
ben fra9eren @eieaidaftsn unterlAeibst
ii9 Die iseise iEiOfsru. als Die @sisa@
idaft niAt bas 9liftco oss Ganses
lduft. ionoerm nit ssiihsrn (0slaolan.
, 1877-05-04
Ntufte ttltgr. qtpt(1ta.
Ser erica int Orient.

BIO n, 8. Mai. Mdttaniend
MuIjen ,perben morsen in 9u9areit er'
iuartet.
Sic 1iirfen p%erbrennen bic 96rfe,
geoeniiber BON Budareit.
Die Griesserfldruns spiiden De,
Sirfei unb @umdnisn 1T beuoriebeno.
Dis &uiien baben oufseh6rt Gas ii
ben Teiiunsen beg @@,par5em Mserez
3u fabricirsn. ous Turdt, bab cine Teu'
ersbrun5t entiteben f6nne, tuenn Gin Bon
bar6ement erfolgen iolte.
@roBer 8erluit in bet ruiiii6enNpon
9aroe. bur9 Tieber UNDERWRITING wirt
beri9tst.
Ser ruiiide @eneral-g onlul perldBt
Ggppten S%onnabepb.
Das @oIf bon gsppten 1T segen Die
unterfibuns Der Sirten ipeber nit 2eu'
ten nod nit @elb.
9as Bombarbement bon Der ST.
flung ct. glifolas Dat ,pieber bcson-
men.
9ie tiirtiiden Soften al Scr a1iati=
ihen @rense babsn ii6, obue oab Elm
G&uB sefeuert, iiberseben.
Sic &u5Ien sebsn por,pdrts uno tiir=
tii9e 2ononenboote 1inb in furse'
G1ubtpeite BON Rumdnien. aber fei-
ner III eeneist bas Geuer su er6H.
men.
2onbon. 8. mai. Ser Barrier
Correspondent Der r9ailp Newu" iast
baB cine Nadri9t aus Wien folscnosn
geri@t iiber bic @9ladt bon &ars
sibt .@os Centrum Der ruliiiden
Mrmee. 10000 Mann itarf, inter sci.
Iitoff, sriif Mlutbtar, flint Meilsn BON
Gars. am 29fen @pril on. Oie Stir
len fo9ten persweinunssuol. Sen
&niien, unterltiist BON elmer ftarten
8atterie Nrtilsrie, eelans es, Die Sir
fen aus i6rer Polition au pertreiben
Mntbtar lieB feline &elerpen porriider
nnb periudte an soften @priI ieinen
perlorenen @runo unb &oben nit co.
900 Mann wieoer su %erlangen. pnroe
jebo9 Bis inter Die &anonen bon &ars
auriid getrieben. SIZE 8erliiIte Der &ui-
fen iuarsn sroB. aber bic Der Siirtsn
enorm.
, 1877-05-04

@rSs.re Nns.tsen terpen iutser bereanst.
Mdt sber mentser Bel ubtIbea etnen Square.
Aue Mnsetsen Fab TN gsraus su satIen.
Die 3eitune mtrb in &tbmont unt TINT
ssaenb BON ben 1rasern fir IS Gents pei
WrGe auseetraeen.
, 1877-05-04

@durs unb feline @egner.
S1ur3 fam es aelpiiIen bemofrati5den
Yarteiflcppern. wel@e es als Yhi9t ci.
nss Demofratsn betradten, je0en Ge-
publitaner bcrunterSureiben. ablolut nidt
rc9t MAIDEN. Dor einisen @o1en warb
beridtet, bob Sdurh OILS ibm @eo.
@dneiber's Npplitation fir oen8eianot.
idaftspofen in Der S9wsi3 iiberlanot
lei. Die Yapiere in einem Infalc BON
3orn aerUiien uno erfldrt babe, bielslbcn
9sl6rten in oas @taats. Tspaliemsnt
, 1877-05-04
Der st 0 mpnber
v@em @mrlD Gmt"
$abaf a1t1D @tgarettet,
Sdbrictrt ppn
s. s. @Nen S g.,
i1mo-HD. %.

Ger 81 moaosr 81 Ia Eobaeeo" II uoa sen a%useetsS9leasn
,Girginia Natnral 0eaf" gidntten uno fret bon Stenaer, @taub, Yafune
o&r haenb emer gendfhuna. Der eihte araue So@en norm oifr Cabot aenahz
fen (n fbmakr Grid in grania uo Norb @arormo) uo Die At oes Trod-
mems puminbert bic lrosentc oS 9troiues beBbab fam orenc in 4fefn o@r
in @isaraten saauhtp :rSsn, Obne 81 befrbten persbaennen, safoaol i'm Sop
f. ODER Saicn auf or ;3unse Su bfonrnen, mldeS oft bmrd Tabaf, meldber in
enen fdnsrsn se9mboosn ae@a4iem. uuo nit at9erias S,leu. 9enaua sO9nn,
.obr demide Sublau5cn parfimirt ober anSermeit9 prfaHht it, 9cldiebt.
Dura feline 9hinbeit. fem aroma. iemn nohrludeu ecruh uuo gefhuod
empfebt sr @ oem Yfifn. uno Observation-Disclosures, as cine Der ansseiudyhnsn
umo rein1en Sonn Tabaf. bn man baben fam.
Son cine, snalnie, wsl&e fursl@ bon oieem Tabai cot o.. aueu0us
G6fa, Der bcrubmte @bemif Der f0nshhen N9ruutur=@Mie0ldaf in Gn9anS, &C.
|madt wmoe uno osMu same 70 betannt in eoent 2abOatOtium Ser wet, 1T Sol
|snbcs Elm IaSus
Mna1btifaI Qaboratorn,
IL Gaisburp gquare, SRet sheet 6. g., { onoon.}
sd FnSe NUT epuren BON @alpter in bent Eo@f. melfes Der @runO ii. bab
ur ciuen 10 miSen gcdmadI bat benn n alien ftarfu, bcIenoen Iabaf foe tb
,ebes Nfal, ob Salpeter in beoeuhnor Auanttdt oorberrdeno 1T; cine anoere
uuno wi1tmre Gade, nelbe n) 6mdb mene llnterudun9 ouSgfunoen babe, 1T,
,oaB n ur wentg genotn enhdt mb 66 III piIcn Soten Gabaf bmt' ODER bier
rmal iOoal sefunoen who. Sd fmoe, ob ohkr Gabat cine perbdnni6naBia hene
Quantttlt GimctGnofe cntbd!t bncs erfldrt on Gcbldcn @ruh oeS 0faude8
bon osr soe Gabat. So it mabrla cine Der mo9lrsdenaen sostea. Die i'd
ue gcrauht babe uno eS 1T mufih uabr, bab Der 5abaf nr ueni9 Neotin uuo
uGinaBiofi ent9alt. nehss ib olS Elm bdonSees &enasaden zines HsblMb redbens
ben uno mloen Tabafs. bchahte"
Ser @alpetr 9bt Den Gabuf ben mir fhr fart umb fhled)t 9alten. ben idarr
fen, beBsnben @eidmad; Der ghpe6nof gil. ben nnausnebmsn gerudl, mic
|perhmunte 3eNnn ober Smn, weMer oft i'm ibcht brennenoen Tabaf benert mro;
oS 9lmotn 1T Ser Git1o.
, 1877-05-04

uno er ,piini9e nidt, bnB mon i'm ofs
Setter betrodte, auf ,pelder jeber oeutide
ide Memter. Mlpirant in Elm Mmt %flettere.
Darcb woro@ durs II weiotid ldle6t
9emadt. Man mari ibm l%1noanfbar=
felt, SeIb1iu6t, @erleusnuns leiuer
6reunbe uno 2anosleute Ii. +. NJ. Dor.
9ie fatoniide 5useno, mel6e Serr
@dur5 bel bieler @elesenbeit an Den
Sag eelest salt fur gar nidts. Yulo
nadber bliste aber BON 8olbinaton Der
SeIesrapbenbrabt bic Nadridt, Geo.
@aneioer iei ST. Dem S9pei5er@eIanot-
56attspoIten ernannt. Nun fonmcn
tbeilweiie oielelbsn 8arteiflepper uno
idimpfen nod piel idmmerli6er auf
S6ura, bsbaupten, bas 3erreiBen bon
@dneiber's Yapieren, iei Die refine Sos
m6bie eenelen. uoour6 er Iih als gipil
bien1t< &eiprmer babe eiue ,t%ugenbboftes
9ir 9eben tpolen, benn er fait unmittel.
bar na6ber Our6 Die 9intertbiir in Dos
BeiBe Saus aeidliipit, babe S6neioer's
Mn1telune gepillermaBen ols cine per-
i6oli9e @unlt bonn Yrdii6enten beam
ipru6t, unb 10 oe1ien 8eripredun9 uno
@1neiber's Grnennnng erlan9t. Wor=
Der babe oter @hneiocr in GenntniB &C.
isbt, er mDse ,ue9en ber 3erreiSen Der
Yapiere MIR ni1t IRE al ibm tperocn.
guf @runo bieier OariteIuns wiro
@9urS nun als Elm Sumbue9er benun,
cirt, Der nit Der Gipiloienit &eform nur
neutrality-suspicious. S6inbluber treble II.
|. 10. Sc gebt aus Obi9em ofenbar
h%eroOr, oab Der ornle S6ura es oieier
@orte BON Yatrioten ni6t re6t MAIDEN
fam, gleidpiel, mie er 1i1 telt. SIM
ltebrisen wsroen bieie 2eute ni6t piel
i9aoen." (Sno. S~elesrapb.)
MemDorf. Sic SunSe,W erpros
nung 1T am 1. Mai gum @eIeb se,por.
ben. troboem Mapor Glp oieielbe ni6t
nntersei@nete, inoem Die seiebti6' Triit
oeritri9, innerbolb ipslder bas @taot.
oberbaupt Die 8srorbnuns NIT ieinem
8eto 5uriidl6iden fonnte. Sr. SsnrD
8er5b, Der mermiiolide Sreuno oner
plerbeinisen uno gefieoerten @ei95pie.
eridien scitern Dor Dem Mapur, UNI Elm
@ort 9csen Die Dur6fiibruns Der Or,
oinoni rin3ulegen, bod 1T Der Mapor
enti6loIien, Dem 1eucn @s1cbe @tltung
su peri0afen. Ion jebt ab muB alio
ieoer Sunoebeliser. Der ieinen pierbeini-
g,n &olt9dnser auf Die Sttabcn fibren
min, i'm on elmer 4 Sui lansen Seine
1ibren nno cine Marfe einlDIen, fir Die
Ct i'm sriten Sobre 50 unb ipdter 81 per
Sabr sablsn muB. Muberoem miro per-
fii9t, oaB Der @%isentbimer ieoes frei nm
bertaufenoer Sunbes nit brei Dollars
gebiibt ,ueroen ion; in oieie @trafe per.
fdlt aud ieoer, Der brei Sage porber
einen fret b~erumlaufcnoen Sunb bier
ber9t bat. (8r. ST.. Yr.)
Sen. 9 r.ant bofft I'M Stunt in
Ct. YeterSbura gu ictn. I'M, mie cini9e
i3eitunam iascn, ben Sberbefebl iber Die
ruifiihen Truppcn su iibcr nchmeu.
Gold albernea s3eus tiiden Die euslideu
.3eitungen ibren leioer 10 leidt9laubisen
Seicrn auf.