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Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

acter. But it is perfect discipline OF the
the troops which wins the most atten-
ton. 1t is the unanimous testimony OF
the Roumanians that they are paid so
licitously for all the merchandise con-
sumed by the army. They say they
have not seen either drunkenness or bru-
talitv: and the embarkatiohs and
marches of the troops are medels OF good
order and calm. In fact the old idea OF
the march Of a Russian army being az
tended with an enormous consumption
of schnapps and an unfaging use OF the
knout has no application to the Russians
in Roumania. The COssacks, of whom
there are numerous detachments north
of the Danube, and whole camp at
Bralia, are the theme OF enthusiastic
comments. They are worthy young
men, of magnificent physiques, and
blondes, and have cOuntenance IN
which resolution and gentleness are sin
gularly blended.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04
RUSSIA AND TURkEY-RANk AND
FILE ON ZACH SIDE.

The Turks at Widin are described by
an English admirer as wellarmed
(chiefy with the Martini Peabody riAe),
we'll clothed and shod, and in magnifi-
cent fighting condition. The Turkish
soldier never gets drunk and never in
subordinate a1d he will grow fat where
q soldier of any other nation would
starve. His religion allows him only to
drink water, and teaches him that. il
killed in battle, he at once sscends to q
life of bliss in the future state. With
arrears of pay for more than eighteen
months he does not murmur. Tobacco
and coffee are his only stimulants. The
former he gets, the latter he hopes fol
when his pay-sbeet is made up. Witha
he is patient and dignifed, bloodthirsty
and religious.
A correspondent of lie Figaro, visiting
the Russian camps north of the Danube
was impressed with the calm and disci
pline prevailing at every point. tn,
infantry are accustomed to life in tn
field, the cavalry are well mounted
there is an intente cordiale between mel
and officers Of the most promising char
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04
MONSTER ITALIAN IRONCLADA.

A bold advance in the construction of
ironclad ships has been decided upon by
the Italian government in respect to the
TWO vessels which are to excel the Duilio
and the Dandolo. The new ships are
now begun. but it will probably be six
years before they are complete. They
are to be unrigged turret-ships, propelled
by twin screws. They are to be much
larger than the largest ships in the Brit
ish navy, and much faster, in addition
TO which they will be much more costly.
The most powerful engines in her males
tvs feet are those Of the InAexible and
the Dreadnought, working up between
5000 and 5000 indicated horse power.
But this enormous amount is to be, at
least, doubled by the engines of the Ital-
ian ships. According to present conclu'
sicns, the armor will be steel, probably q
metre thick, or fully half as thick again
as the maximum armor OF the 1nflexible,
What guns these colossal ships are to
carry it as yet undetermined, but it is not
unlikely that in ordinance as well as in
other respects the forthcoming ships vii
transcend all predecessors.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04
GENERAL ORD a GRANDSON u
GEORGE ".

Gen. Ord, now in command of the
United States, troops on the Rio Grande,
is a grandson of George Nv. and the
actress Mrs. Fitzherbert, to whom he
was married by Getholic priest while
prince regent. The consent Of par
lament had not been given. and the
marriage was illegal in English law. A
sen was born by this union and consigned
to the care of tutor named Ord, who
emigrated with him to this country
The youth took the name of his tutor,
and married a. Virginia or Maryland
lady, by whom he had two sons, Atlanti
Gus and Paci6cus. The first was sent to
West Point, and is the general On the
Rio Grande. The second became law
yer in New Orleans. and emigrated tt
California twenty-five years ago, where
he is a iudge.-M O. Democrat.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04
IN ENOCH ARDEN CASEIN NETADA.

The usual stiffness and quiet OF Eiko,
Nevada, were somewhat ruffled by ro-
nance, which, though wholly unforeseen,
bids fair to lead to a lawsuit. 1t seems
that in the year 1856 Mrs. -, now
resident Of that place, was the daughter
of wealthy citizen of Ohio, and in the
spring of 1862 became the wife of we'll
TODD young man. Shortly after the
marriage, the young husband started for
California with party who were about
to cross the plains. For months and
months did the anxious young wife wait
in vain for tidings from her absent hus-
band. At last, unable to bear the sus-
pense, she started in pursuit OF him.
Arriving in California, she found that
the train with which her husband de-
parted had been attacked on the plains
by Indians, and, as reported, every soul
murdered. This, of course was terrible
revelation to the fond vile, and she, who
had wandered to and no in search of ali
the world held dear for her, took up her
residence in California, where, a few
wears later she Was courted and won by a
Mr.. -, who was totally unacquainted
with her former marriage, nor did she
en!ighten hin on the subject. They
then took up their residence in Nevada,
where they have lived ever since-he in
ignorance Of his wife's former marriage
and she thinking her husbands bones
still bleaching on the plains where, year.
ago, they had been left by the merciles
redskins. But now comes the grand dc
aouen,ent. A short time since the hus
band, whom she supposed dead, turns vi
in Elko, after an absence of twent!
wears, to claim his bride. OF course he
second husband strenuously objects, ant
threatens the interloper with dealt
should he cross the threshold of his hous
to destroy the peacefulness of the family
The Enoch Arden declares his intentiol
of recovering his lost bride.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04
Z ROCK 4ROUr THE BABY.
Ell MRS. 6. NJ Il. piATI.

Now if could write such a story Tor you,
What pretty one il would tie!
And the prrttest things they would all be uue'
Blu. can d? All, you shall zee.
80. the book about Baby must al he new!
No. not one word Of il old A.,
Well. tbsn- why, the Baby's two eyes are blue,
And the Baby $ one head II is gold
And the baby has such red bud OF mouth
Snch beautiful bit OF a nose: ,.,
And whore can you find in the North or the Sou'h
Such queer little pigs as his toes?
Oh. the baby is better than blossoms or birds
.Or than honey or oranges? Yes
And the Baby tells tales with the darling ~oros'
That mean-what you never can guess
And the Baby believes he's an angel, no deuht,
And wants to 60 back tn the sky:
And that is Just what all the troubles ABOUT
And ina: is Just why he will cry!
And the Raby is sweet-from the light on his mead
To the dinp pies that play in his feet
Now. nv hook is all new. for whoever has SAID,
Before, that the Baby is sweet? ,
June Vide Ardke.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

.."But I pass" said q minister, one
Sunday in dismissing one theme of his
subject to take up another. "Tken l
make it spades" yelled man from the
gallery who was dreaming the happy
hours away in an imaginary game OF
euchre. l: is needless to say that he
went out on the next deal, being assisted
by one Of the deacons with a full hand OF
clubs.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

lie first centenarian of the season has
been caught at Brewer, Maine, near the
banks of the famed Segeunkedunk. She
answers to the name of Mrs. Mercy
Studley, is one hundred and three years
old, reads the finest print without glasses,
walks mile before breakfast, milks two
COWS morning and evening, and often
does the family washing on Mondays.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

A BRILLIANT opportunity is offered to
hawkers by Colorado, but unfortunately
not to the hawkers that perambula,e the
cities. The legislature offers twenty-five
cents for every hawk killed in the state.
As much as thirty to forty dollars day
is paid in Denver City alone; and still
is almost impossible to raise chicSen'
in the vicinity.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04
CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.

WHEN a Carolina hail storm ee's
s,arted it kills horses. splinters shingles
smssbes fences and lays out every chicken
in the country.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Tufts, Of West
boro. Massachusetts,, celebrated their
golden wedding last week, and ameng
the guests were the bridesmaid and
groomsman of the first ceremony.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

A NEW kind of lynch-law is reported
from California. Mr.. Belle Lynch,
editress of the Ukiah Dispatch, was caned
by Mr.. Carothers on account of an I'M
complimentary notice she penned refer
ring to him. Caiifornians are evidently
determined to give women equal rights
in everything.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

The Baltimore man who hanged him.
self becapse his wife devoted 50 much OF
her time to decorating the grave OF her
first husband has his revenge. The
woman has two graves to decorate now
and no time to look for third husband
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

The st. Louis Globe makes honorable.
mention OF an oaken chest in that city
which, it asserts, is eight hundred years
old. The boards are an inch and a hall
in thickness and are held together by
wooden pegs.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

OHIO really succeeded in doing what
80 many states threatened last winter.
It passed a law for the protection OF
guests in hotels which requires the pro-
prietor to provide fire escape from
every department to which a guest is
assigned.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

A STRANGE occurrence recently took
place in Russia. An express train,
carrying 100000 roubles, not only
failed to come in on time, but has COM
plstely disappeared, and no trace can be
found of either money, passengers OF
cars. It is not extraordinary that a
train should be robbed, but that train
and everything else should be stolen
passes the wonderful.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

THE late Benjamin T. Tredick' OF
Philadelphia, bequeathed $4,000 to
,ublic charities, not to be paid, however,
until after the death of his wife.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

THE shipments Of Piper Heidsick
champagne to Boston, New York, Phil
adelphia, New Orleans and Montreal
exceeds that of last year by over 10000
baskets, yet the cry of hard times pre-
walls throughout the country.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

TWELVE years ago woman asked an
official in Portland, Maine, to inform
her if her husband sold certain piece OF
real estate. Two weeks ago the officer
told her that the sale had just beer re-
ported.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

The Canadians are nothing if not
economical. A number of coRvicts were
to be sent from Elgin county to King
ston penitentiary and as railroad travel
ing costs money, they were sent froru St
Thomas to Port Stanley and put on {
steamer, and not a regular steamer a
that. The boat vent to Toledo loaded
with corn, and went back over lake Erie
through the Welland canal, and on Il
Kingston.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

Coop authorities estimated the last
cotton crop in the United States at
4.l0O,O 900 bales. 1t turns cut to be
100000. Tne crop in Egypt and India
was larger than expected, and there il
enough of raw product to last until the
beginning of the new crop year. The
war in Europe has caused falling of in
consumption and q decline of price,
Neither scarcity nor rise is to be ex.
pecfed this spring.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-04

CARELESS and indiscriminate fishing
is gradually reducing the supply Of shell
fish on the coast of England, which
draws from Norway about 100000 lob
STEERS year, and from France about 200
600
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12

nod otter Derben. Inter Sen MiItonen
BON Wd6tern nir6 ihnerltA iiber Elm
Dina III Der WeIt Ginitimmigfeit iett,
Minoerbetten bat eS inln1er 9egeben uno
nod f0nnen mir ni6t einmal Iagen, baB
Der Qiberali5muS oteIeS UtaL in Der Mti1=
berbeit geblieben Jet. 8ermiuOert III Der
3ubL 1T ct aler0ing5, Gber in @rnnos
idBen iuar ct es 16on LANCE uno oarum
beoarf er Dieuetbt ber 9~teintgung i'm
N~eQctions6aoe. S6on BET ben Dortgen
Wablel uuo iett0em oft Iaben mir nad=
tpeiien miiien, pte Die Mooepartet, Die
nQtionauiberale, Den DerIhGmten Gonz
ierDatipen lnterfunft gemGDren muBte,
bis ipieoer Der unoerihdlnte @onlerDaz
tismus Mooe tperDen niiroe. Oa3u bat
i6nl Der Ytationautberaltsi mus reDli0 aez
bolfen, unb bieienigen Mtitglieoer Des
leBtereu bef0mmen ieBt 9ldu5eno Ge6t,
pel0e BON 2aster bis Bet6uipz0 Sue nlto
bon bielem bis WlonteuffeI fetuen Inter-
i1ie0 gu ftn0en permoGten Dber bD6z
items in GGSfer nit iueut9en 0enollen
etnen S60nbeitSfeDler Der Bartet err
fauuten. Noute man nt0t bic mentgen
l1eu gepG6Lten G~onierUattDef, %Ionoertt
Die I6on in Der nattonaGiberaIen Yartet
lUuttUklGl wa P1IISb AO6AGBGVP "
bltebe DON ibr wenig l6rig. audi menn
man bic beiitfben unD hannoUeriOen
9tsi1stagSabgeoroneten ais cine eotbats
1be ooer aLtliDerale 9temtniScenS nod
ais liberal gelten Lalien molte."
2tber Die syteubiloung oeS beutI6en
9tei1es babe bod manbe 9teforn i'm @es
folge gebabt, bic nt6t mebr 81 dnoern
lit, nnO De5DaIb f0nne man cbnarten,
mie bic GonierDatiDen am tpenigiteu I'M
Stanoe iein peroeu, 81 I%etltel, mas tire
6ihrer I'M Strett Deripro0cn nnD in
9tuslt6t 9eiteut baben. SIN preuBii6en
NbgeorbneteuDanie letlte cine ttarfs Sort
f6rittSpartei ben reaftiendren Mtinjitern
Wt0eritanb, unO 10 lei wobI bon re6ts
uno LtntS, BON oben unb unten nit Ders
THIRTEEN &rGfteu cine reattiondre Nera
etngeIeitet, aber au6 bafiir 8eiorgt,
baB iie II d t ii b er III ii t } 9 neroe.
Oicle tii0[e G0tfnlation trtfft tn Der
Gbat sU. SobanneS $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12

Sn 2outsbtue but 6ieier Gage. !Dte bes
reitS befannt, eins Mabuiinniger, tpe[s
den feline Wluiter aus falI6 angetpenoez
ter 3drtlinfett trob ernitLideH GatbeS
Der Nerjte niht in's STRENUOUS brtns
gen laiien nolte, bteie SHUTTER llrnges
bra6t, i'm Wabne, baB ct le rtur baour6
Dor bDlen Geuten f6IBen f0nne. Beis
nabe gleih3etti8 bat auf Staten SSIano
Elm Wtann, bet ldon einige 3eit tDa6ns
ituntg mar, III etnem QnfaIe BON 9tule>
ret ebenfals ietne Mutter gemoroet nno
mebrere 8erionen, bic ibn f~elt6alten
MOLTEN, oarunter feline SD tDelter, i6tDer
D%ertpunoet.
Den bon Babnftnnigen in 2ouispiae
unb auf Staten eSsI6no b%egangenen
Wtuttermorbeu lit iebt cine dbnIi9e
Sluttbat BET Wabalb In Snbiana gez
Iolgt, BET tpel6er Die Wutter bes Wabn=
ltnrigen gefdbrtt6 n%ertDunbet uno cine
Sbpdgertn belielben ermoroet muroe.
Sobn NIeranoer THAR l6on felt
stnt8er Belt i%rrftnnig, aber feline
Nn8ebOrigen ergrtffen fetnerlet GOt=
lt1tSmaBregeln. 9d ftet ct an
etlem Der leBten Nbenbe pl0Bli6 bic Srau
letneS 8rnoerS nit eiuem Wteiier all uno
1hnttt iDr ben 0alS ab, 10 baB ite nab
tpentgen Winuten itatb. Die Wutter
oes Ealenoen bate tbre S1tpiegerto0!er
gegen tbu Su Oertbeibigen gelubt; bod ct
bate ibr NIT benz Wteiier einen turGtbas
rem 0teb i'll tbre mad ibm du3geftreGte
!9ano periebt, 10 baB oieie beinabe gang
ab8elbnttten tDuroe, ltno oann bate CT
Die drlne Wtutter gegeu ben tart gebet3s
tell Diem gei6leubert, 10 baB ie tbeilz
tpetle bt1einfteL uub it6 lhtuer %nerbranns
te. 0arauT DoQfIbrte er ben W2Dro an
1etneS 8ruoerS Srau. Sour init Wlbe
9elang eS, ibn fet3unebn1en uno ms
OrtsgefdngntB 3u i1affen.
IS TT etn berfebrtes 2dno. Ot0rber
lito WDroerttnen, ole BET aatS flarem
0erltatoe genDrbet baben, tperoen bon
tbren Ne1tsanpdlteu aI8 tuabnItnnig
btngelteut nnb man iprt6t lie oann auf
0rnno Der vWabnitnn5: Gbeorie" fret.
3Hglet6 lGBt man Notwithstanding
fret u~mDergeben, uno erlt iueult iie gez
moroet baber, itedt man lie ein. Aber
aud III manAen Srrenbduiern berri1t
10 tpentg Gorlt0t, oaB Babnitnnige baz
1elbit na6 0er5enSluit lIngIidsgeuoiien
ooer Wdrter umbringen fDnnen, Sn fets
rert Gnoeren geittteten 9anoe fommen
perbGltntBmGBtg 10 oteteI0otungen ourb
Graufe in Srrenbduieru Dor. tpte III ben
Ser. Staten. Der neueite Tau trng 1t1
nm 4. Tebruar tit Der SrrenanltoLt 3u
Gortbampton lit Waliaduietts gu, no
mebrere &ranfe eiuen Ndrter ambra9s
ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12

Sn Der frii6eren f1pGbil6en Gstd5=
itaot nnO iebigen piirttembergii0en
Oberamtsfta gteutIingen, in mel6er
mad llDlanb bic @erber 10 metIferlt1 AIT
gerber 1nb bic Sdrber 10 b~luti9:0tD 3u
fGrben mi1Ien, baben AUDI bic 8d6er tD<
rem Gbrentag - ben eIften Sauuar.
l1eber ieine oicSidbrige Seier, tpirb BON
bort beridtet.
gtaes rmutIbeIt", iopett Dor 1903 bic
9erri6aft Der 9tei65Itabt 9teutIingett
reihte. SSn auen 8dferLaoen ltno gauge
Wfafien bon Sternen NIT etnent 3opf III
Der Wtitte aus miirbem Eetg nerfertigt
porrGtbig IN ieber @rDBe uno su iebent
8reis. Dies @ebGde nennt MAT Wutz
ideI, tpouon oGs 3eitport vmutI6eLn"
oas beiBt MutiheLm eiien.
Den Sag iiber tpanbern bic Wuti6eIn
meilt aIs @ei6enfe an lore GeItimmung,
aur Sreube Der &inoer, ais @ufmerfIan1s
felt gegen 8efannte, 9tenftboteu u. bgI.,
AUDI ats frdftige OoumetI1er garter
6er3enSgefuble. NbenoS aber filen it6
bic Jtdume Der 8dGsr, tpoDein gel6dnft
miro nno Der G6te GeutIinger 8Ir9er
wnnti6eIt". Sa lit Der 6anonerfsmann
etngebenf, baB bic ultb bic 8dder BET
i6un arbetten iaifet, ber Raufmann iber=
i6aut auf etltnal ale, bic tbren Raffee
bon tbm be5iebeu, oerSabrtfant geht, moS
bin ibn feline Murbe n0tbigt, Der 8artets
mann, mo CT einen @dbler belobner
o0er getoinnen muB, Der rubige BIrger
ahnt oa unb bort etuen Sreunb, tur3 Die
Wuti6eL lit auf cine 3ett bon 12-24
Stunoen Der 0ttttelpuntt bes 9teutlttger
Sebens. Webe ieoem, Der an etuem ge=
treuen v8eden" boriibergings. Sci iez
benz Bidder finb WfutI6eLn un's @eto
beran85utDirfetn, nobel in Giter gtadt
bon einem GtnSetnen ihon iiber 20 @ulz
ben auf3umenoem tparen. Weau bat aud
3eit oa3u, Denn mad altem Ser
fommen barf tn bieIec gta9t feline
Srau oenUtunb Guftbun, toenn berWiann
nod 10 ipGt o0er Dielmebr nod 10 frlb
na6 6auie fommt. so bebaupten tpes
ntgitens bic getreueu@bemanner unb Bat
nod feiner iiber ben Gnpfang ettpass
berratbeu. 8eionbers in Der Stabt, tpez
niger auf benz 2aub bes alien Jteutlinger
@ebtets, ntrb 10 nit 8ebarrlt6feit Der
Weut}GeItag g~efetert un0 Die Deni9iteu
tDti1en tDarum.
@5 lit Der aIte S6mSrtag, an tpeI6em
emit bic reugeDdblten ltdbtiI6en Nmtss
p%erlonen uro ueu aufgenomlnenen Giir>
ger ibren Gto bet Staot su letiten batten.
Die 9tGbe oes@r1detnunssfeftes nerbnn0
bantt ben Stern, tpelber in biefer 3eit
AUDI ionit ais @ebGd borfommt. go
feiert Jteutlin9en bic leBte ounfle Grinz
nerllug an feline 6errli6feit ais frete
0iei6Sltaot bes bell. r0mil6en Geibes
oeuti6er Nation. W0dte bod Die Stabt
nit glei6em @ifer bic Diel miirbigeren
nur nod lparlt0en Grinnerun9eH an iene
Set pflegen 1T ben Dentgen erbaltenen
Gbiirmen aus benz WtttteIalter ul1o 70
tbren gelhtbtIiden groBeu Sinn nod
anbers be5eugen, ais onr1 vWtuti6eln!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12
Sfrana GDubert Matter Sett So
fAfeu+

Mus Gtidenep, benz 0auptqnartier
Der rnIitl0en 9iibarmee, beribtet eiu
Correspondent Der Bieuer xPrelle" Tol=
geuoe muiifalii9e @ptiobe:
vNl5 iD in benz 8arte1aaL bes 8abn>
bofeS III BUMPER Jteitgnation bot
mid b%inltarrte, trafen ploBLi6 meIoois
i6e, aber me6r iummenb bernorgebra6te
S6ne mein Sbr.. SD Laul1te tpie tpelt=
DerQeilen, benn ote]e S0ne tpure1 mir
nidts neniger ais unbefantt, 1ie aeb6rz
ten AT S0ubert's vStGnb0en II"
un0 iruroen nit eil1er e%ritaunliden
@raftbeit norgetragen.... User modte
Der @6ttli6e ietr, Der in bieiem tpiIben,
friegerii6 aufgeregten g6aos ii6 10 ber
g8elt All entriiden Derm0Gte, INN feline
SeeIe auf ben Sbtpingen 6es @eianaes
ferten 2ieben 5nsutragen 2 Wor's Elm
nerirrter Welti1mer3Ier, Der I'M lIorui.
iil6en Steppenlaloe nit ieiner nebutos
len eSoeenpelt Sdiffbrnd geIitter, nm
Nun auf oteler Eltppe 1eiueu S9tuaneus
geiang ansuitimmeu Ser 16adterne
@elang, Der fauln pernebmbar fortpi-
brute, bate meineGanne tDeIeut[t6 un1z
geltimmt nnb unbemerft f0ob i'd mid
beiieite,. nm na6 Dem bcimli6en Sieoerz
queu Ait fabnben. 0ur1 etnaeLne IGr>
,ilenoe @ruppen 9ings porer1t mad benz
Cube Der Charlottesville nno BON bort iii
ei1eu fleinen, Observation-Disclosures Borz
iadl, in tpel6ein eth nlattgelbes Gunpens
Iibt etnen gelpen1ttl6 triiben Sbimrter
ner6reitete -. Wtsoer tparen es Snus
bsrt's &lGuee, tpeIbe in bic Seele trGu=
feIteu. sber IN benz leereu Ranms bes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12

fanb 1i6 Nieman6 auBsr elmer ftruppigett
Wtannsgeltalt, Der t6 bic reinen Gone
ni6t 3usutrauen tpagte. Set metnenl
Glntreteu mari BET Soloat ben GDpf in
Die 60be uno i6loB bas Gieo ab, inoem
er belien 9teit spii6en bic 3d6ne
binourhiummte. = v8on mo Iet6 Sbr?"
fragte i6 fur5 ben Wfann- D&aufaftl@er
Go1at!" anttDortete Ct ebenio troGen.-
LIMB iper Ie6rte @u6 bGS Gieo, Dds i6
eben b6rte?" - v0temano, man tennt es
in Webemet CERT, unleren. Nul, nno su
Wto3oof bIdIen e5 bic Serref'l6en Soda
fen auf Der 0tobrpfeife." = $50 tptBt
Sbr audi ni6t, fper IS 3uerit 9%elu1ger?"
- vVetn, bod b0rte ids AUD su Jtaz
borsfaia III ben StantBas Der Oon7&os
iafen; ain beiligen StrDme COON bort
mans in ieber StraBentpd6terSz8 o6z
nung." - unIer gutter SCHUBERT bate
es iid getDtR nt6t trdumen Iallen, feline
WteIooten i'm fernen S%teppenlanoe ain
SUDAN ooer Serref eri6aaen Su b3ren.
QGte ote5elben bd unten III Der BGrbarei
Gtngaug 3u ftnoen iDuBten, nernag man
lt1 ni1t dnDerS gu erflGren, ais iDenn
man bic beutlheu E%OIontiteE i'm fIoltz
den &uBlnno i'm Qu9e beb<. Die Derz
mutblib bent 2ieOe 8erbrettuug Ders
I0afften. 'Oiele &olonten erftreden li@
beute pom Sit'llfcr oeS 9nieper bis 3ur
&llte oe5 QloDi6en Wteeres, unO fi1o
iomit smiiden benz Jto9aiil6en Steppeus
lanoe uuo Der MeitproDtns oeS oonti6en
6eere5 etngefeiLt. 9orfnamen, tDie
OnabenfeLo, Giidenart, Q%lltona, Stt6au,
9teuboHnungstbaI, Oalbitaot, IiDen9of
uno NOD etnigeD uBellO anoere, tpie maj
tie auf ben &arten finoet, geben bier Ell
men 10 superldB[i1en NnbaItspunft, baB
ii1 obige5 0tdtbisI 10 3temlt1 Lott. 50
bate Die beutf1e SaugeSfulit nun audi
in ben itiIen O6rfern Der faufaiil6en
0tomaoen cine 8aeseitatt gefunOen, Die
eriten 9t6tblide abenolGnOll0en 9eis
lteStebenS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12

Der 2ei6tIinn, nit peldem mar @eis
fteSfraufen bouitdnotge Treibeit IGBt,
rG6t it'd 3upeilen fur0tbar. Sa IS PER-
eebt iebt beinabe fein Sag, on Dem ntbt
Elm MQbufinntger, benz man unperonts,
tDortli9er @eiie b0utge Iretbett geitotz
tet bate, eiuen 8~srwan6teHs UforO be-
ge6t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12

benfen geben tpirb, benin Straube befonb
It'd i'll 9ara3 Doblgeoroneter Sage, Iebte
Elm mafeaoies T~amiiienleben uno tit elm
0barafter. bon benz man ntdts tpenioer
aIs elmer iol9en 8lattbat it1 osrlebsn
fonnte.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-24
TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.

President Hayes has invited Cham
berlain and Hampton to visit Wash
ingten.
The health of the Pope is fairly sat
isfaetory, but he has lost use of his
lower limbs and has to be carried about
in a chair.
A clerk in New York bank secured
the combination to the safe and alb
stracted 100000 in negotiable bills
and $50, 900 in greenbacks. He was
arrested.
The bill relative to Alsace and
Lorrain, empowering the Emperor to
publish laws for these provinces after
they have passed Federal Council, was
read in the German Reichstag yester
day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-24
THE TELEPHONE FOR MINE
SIGNALING.

The Engineering and Mining Jour
nal, in an article on the telephone or
sound transmitting telegraph. directs
the attention of mine owners to this
wonderful instrument as means of
signaling in the mines. A telegraph
wire can be laid through the mine, and
with telephones ct few important sta
tons, conversation can be carried on
between those in different parts of the
mine and those on the surface. Should
an accident occur. the prompt notiica-
ton of il and it's nature might save
many lives and much property; and
the possibility Of conversing freely be-
tween distant points without the neces
sity of ski He'd operators will unques-
tionably prove an incalculable advan-
tage in mining, as it will be in other
departments of industry.