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Tho Sleeps sense oflaeaFins.

It is said that so acute is the sleeps
sense of hearing thatsshs can distinguish
the cry hof her own lamb, among : g
many as a thousand others, all -bleatiDg
at the sane tune; and the lamb too ID
ableto recognise its mothers voice, even
though it be in the midst Of alarge flock.
James Hoag, who was shepherd ias
well as poet, tells us that it wan very
amusing to watch the sheep and lambs
during the shearing season. While the
sheep we're being shorn the lambs, would
be put into fold by themselves, and the
former would be sent to join their little
ones as soon as the operation Of shear
ing was over. The moment q lamb
heard its mothers voice it would hasten
from the crowd to meet her, but instead
of finding the ssrough, well-clad; com
Portable mamma which IL had left q
short time before,it would meet . strange
and most deplorable looking creature.-
At the sight OF this il would wheel about,
uttering the most piteous cry Of despair,
and perhaps run away. Soon, however,
the sleeps voice.was heard again; the
lamb would thereupon return. thea once
more bound away, and sometimes ~
peat this conduct for ten or & dozen
times before It fully understood thasthe
shorn eve was in reality It's mother.iks
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s'ls ss
Jennie, Wnas makes you. sucn ~
inst the best children he could fnd, md Il
ihev don't suit Won / cart hello IL" "a
I-llf,, ~ 80, ..ai...s..s... !.
filnce e.. s'smaIck s.ensu ,,, 'ne asasy u
perm WIN on eagie gun o,namonssu
win SILVER ngure OF an .ngei 2. pesce'
wnlcn was presenseo 70 n'n los We Pe1'
pose' q afs st' eail a s4sys Vi
Washington's will is kept 10 9 glass
case in the ofdce oi the Clerk o. Fairfax
County, virginia. Inc vfitlng nae near.
" faded away, and the paper is 90 IRAN
that It Will not bear handling;
ais that a friend OF yours p asked q
gentleman. pointing 10 ( party Who vas
sailing rapidly down the stree. tCAn't
itell till next Saturdsy,' n returned the
person addressed !; *Pve jnst lent him q
dollar" aesss;,g IS. hcs s,
Mrs. Mackay, wifi. Of the Bonanza
King, has sapphire which was once the
Iproper,v OF Russian prince. and it e0st
! her Sl5O 900. 1t Is an inch indiameter.
Her pearl necklace cost 600, 900, apd hef
coral set cost $4,000.
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an a;ss :" : .a;S" a' ~ ~ - ,.aarar @ ..h,t the MI
.a ~.sr, S".;,nhs ss n,,, xjrs ha
,;ama Waa .ud M - = .Ss bs nj .aSrss sn.tv
acrs csi iot NJ 7 ns,nrs,,v @ II I hsa Is msts pre,ty
ou;ck time 10 resch the yenca .ahsad az
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vote to osbaby ;gand surely that is enough.
The little fellow is a. dear, sweet childs
but you must not let him monopolize all
your time. Only be your old self for one
week, and your truant will be won back
again"
Kate took her aunt's advice. The
next morning she was down before her
husband; had seen that the breakfast
table was perfect ip all it's arrangements !;
aud had even ordered the cook to prepare
Edwards favorite dish, as littlesurprise
to him. Edward saw, with hslf-ccnceal;-;
ed establishment, the brighter look OF
things gave one quick glance at his wife !;
flushed with qualification and fell,at once
into something Of his old lover like man
per. Certainly, Kate had never seemed
lovelier. - i..,-.1 ..s ,..a,,1 s.
"You are fresh. looking as June rosa
my dear, said her sani, kissing here Aea
Edward had left for his office. "The bat.
tie is half won already, j see." tK s
The evening was quite like old times.
Kate welcomed her, husband In the ball
with a kiss. The hearth was swept up;
there was q little vase of flowers on the
sideboard, and Edwards favorite maga
zine, which had come that day, was ready
cut for him. The dinner, too, was excel
lent. There was no going out. Part o.
the time was spent in cheerful talk, and
part in reading aloud. The husband
could not keep his eyes of his pretty, wife
In the loyeliest OF blue, dresses, aud will
her color heightened BY many emotions
Kate looked more beautiful, be thought
than ever in the days OF their courtship.,
What commenced SO favorably, wen
on happily ever after. 49, ror4
81 can never thank you enough, aunt
for your advice. " said Kate, kissing Mrs
Beverly enthusiastically, when the latte
was leaving,st the end Of her visit. ".You
coming was the real blessing. How lout
Edward and I Ishould have gone on, a
cross-purposes, loving each other in spit
Of all, perhaps, but sull getting more ant
more unhappy, l cannot tell; probably
all our lives. And If so"--3 Ant
here she burst into tears, the prospect be-
fancy had coniured up being too muct
for her. y.Et za.5
Mrs. Beverly kissed the tears away, ant
said, "Go on as you are going now, my
dear 1t is often wife's fault If hus
band ceases to be lover"
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HIt is a IS singular fact that the Jews

EEIt Is a singular fact that the Jews
can, successfully compete with all other
nationalities and people in trade and
commerce and the like, except With the
Greeks and Maltese. In neither Greece
nor Malta have the Jews ever been able
to gain a tooth old. and now the Greeks
have headed them OF in Cyprus. As
soon as the cession Of that island to En-.
gland was assured, the Greeks went into
the field with their ready money, and
bought up all the houses, lands, &c, and
have practical rnonopolyof all the bn-
siness. So. .s.ssss : 4 (
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How immensely would conversation be
all mankind would speak only.


How immensely would conversation be
abridgedif all mankind would speak only /
the truth. 31a3 5,3 "a is
ir There has been universal acknowl-
edgement from the highest Chinese an
thcrities of the efforts made by foreign
ers to alleviate the sufferings caused by
the famine In that country. ei
Hendricks is 5S; Thurman 1856 Hen
dricks walks the hoor Of the Ocean
House at Newport with the speed of q
boy. He is alert and just little slouchy.
Thurman is slower, and when indignant
speaks more deliberately. ;'i(
Bismarck had himself weighed in q
scale chair at Kissengen, recently, and
found that his weight was something
over 243 pounds, gain Of 13 pounds
since last year. "Too much, too much
he growled, as he gave the man thaler
The six. Chinese companies, which
manage, the business OF, the Celestial in
habitants of San Francisco, claim that
the Chinese laborer makes in, that city
from $25 to $40 a month, and does not
Intend to go to the Atlantic coast or
any where else. - n
The, English Judge who putiwax for
another Judge to sit on during recent
trial has been threatened with punish.
ment by the Home Secretary. The trial
led to an, npseemly alteration in the
robing room, and one learned Judge
went. so far as to threaten to pull the
other learned Judges nose. Il
20 A lady in Madison, Wisconsin, not ex-
actly posted on the word, "disfranehis,
ed was told that Mr.. Smith was disfran-
chised, and she wanted to know how
1long he had sheen So" On being in
formed that he had been so about four
Years, she said she didn't see how that
could be, for Mrs. Smith had child
only two years old. I Ge tt9a
It was on the train and he was trying
to read. There was crowd in the cars,
and amongst them selady with very
sprightly little girl that had blue eyes, a
head Of sglistening gold, and an inquisi.
tive tongue. She piled him with ques-
tions and toyed with his watch chain
The mother, who vas widow, fairly
beamed upon him. He, nervously to the
mother: "What do you call your, little
darling ?" Widow, smiling. "Ethel."'
He: "Call her, then" Indignation =
Reading resumed. ,,s,.l
/, "Jug-breskiug" is an amusement at
some country towns in Ohio. People
inject generally at church, bringing
with them all the juge which have accu
lmulated in their households. A small
admission fee is charged, While one oi
the number breaks the jugs with ham.
mer, the rest sing songs, the "Little
Brown Jug" heing an especial favorite
,ISome'of the more charitable people put
lin the juga various articles, and the con
tents OF the jugs and the moneytaken al
| the door are turned over I'd one or either
'of the obuchres. is' w l
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Doomed.
Warren lo.l Record

Warren (0.l Record.
Hayes has contributed to the corrup-
tion fund in violation of his civil service
reform order, and 90 has every member
OF his Cabinet Every clerk at Wash
ington has been made to contribute to
help carry Ohio against the Democracy.
No use, gentlemen, you are doomed in
Ohio By 10000, b..s srfss afs.
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Long Wool Sheep--Includes oLeioesters,
s.a. Lincolns, and Cotswolds.. ya;:,i

Iona Wool Sheep--Includes oLeioesters,
-, Lincolns and Cotsvolds.
80 ~.
Dss. raM 1Sssss 1Sss nv e enu v.e'.,'.sr
sss Sss. s ss sv;s ~ v'o .ra o...
bsst nen & 3 sses under q years old /. IS { 8
best ram lamb. b.............,..... 2
best pen Of 8 eve lambs. bs..............4 2
M;dfle WookMTo include Southdowhs,
! i0xeordovns ana :Sbronsah;reaoons. ID
-, -, q s.. -, - - o.
pest ram 6, ~ yes'So'o J, m ana ose's '''s s''o
eeasrsm sesh sesfsso'e - -s.erss'.e a
best psn Il 3 swes over : years oid!a..!5 80
best pen Of 3 eFes under years old. .os93 :
best pen o. 2 eve lauss uss..............4 -
Fat Sheep of anu. Class. AZ
.es.. -, ~ 4 ~ .basns,; .,.s;,,.,,s q "a
tss. !,s..,s r.. :, - 49,, a
. 'S. ".-.rts.ss n. 4 &C.,. I. G.,m,h
/ = y,a.:s w.,ss.ss sSSsS y S.S-a, =,
I. NY s...,,..
:, GLASS G-SwINE DEpARTMBNT.
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ToxAro SALAD Skin, remove, the
seeds andpulp from fresh tomatqes ;chop
what is left with the hear, IL il tmay be
so called-of cabbage and allttle pAfs-
ley, and serve with q good salad dleieinG.
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SANFoRD'S
RADICALs'CURE
>. For CATARRH

INSTANTLY relieves and permanently cures thn
.:.s: is's:'Ts &c Ia ss
herbs and bsrks In their ESSENTIAL form, feo om eyey
very ss
81 ss T:1:s s
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= a 5ss1sxsxsssssln - listeukB ~
HENRYswxIzs o. ws1as, FA.sola CO.
II Ss. cured me sssr tvse7s ss.ss u uninterrupted
- 'sa''1tlo 1tlo. ". aoUaHros. x4.rr.r. n.... !.
the dirscsiops TO the letter and am hap
py ''.I tSs.s w. aR asc d. s.sH SSsa1ss.. sss Iowa.
IsHAvs rsesmnsndsd s 70 ea,ss !. n nss.s.s ]. .. ny
estimate & 3 Is0aEs 3sfEa e s @ssSa ssss &C. ss hos :
rrrn using two Sosties I md myssle permanently
A cnred- I have since recopmendsd oyst ons
hundred e'''' VIZ z SSs p.,,o,
WE aass sold sAsrosD,s RADICAL cyR. for nesfly
one Sss and can ay :snd ia snas ss nsyss
satisfaction We have Jet 70 learn of the nrst conn
p'-'' Sd. BALDwIs& CO. vAsuuerox. I'm.
sv,HE cure erected in my csss By sssyonpe RApfo.f
Sgs. Ssa .uss:S q
siasVii to before ssss TSonas Esa Justice o.
- ~ feis GEORGE 7. DNsAoaz Drvssssr. sosgon,
E.eA package Of sA..eap cSs. &c contains
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Highly Esteemed.

DR.. Prices Unique Perfumes, Pet
Rose, Alista Bouquet and other odors,
are rich and highly, esteemed perfumes.
They are used by the most polished and
refined persons for their. powerful, dura-
BILE and exquisite fragrance. No toilet is
complete without them,
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RULES &rREauLAT TloNs

- 4
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RUk&n &hEtUiAilVNNl
~ - % y : si55E Z ~ ''''ll' 'dslt
-eF THE ii ~" 4
- 7!1s,g't liiaF a sessls Y
tR0E IN AERIGHIDHRi | 00GTETV
ihVNllun W. HulIUUhiUithIDVulnlIl
ss.its'-' ''i' isS- 49, gay !ta a.'.'
I, Anv no..on 80, h.,ou
- the Sco;p.n ptn'u ,,aaa ~ o'. Tan,. ~ as ~
Dollar 1p'A sA' A'n' y oA'
Q M.nba,. ~ I. on,;,,ad3.,, ,.,s;,,l,.3i., .an. 80
dur;ng tha F.;r .na sh.I, ~ en.;.,ad -
vote ,s tbe 4 nn,sl M Elso.;n, e. for of;ears of
sa;d Soo;s.r 1's'- iS' e
2 n o.Isr. h,, msmho,.. -. :. ,,,,,, - :, ~.
for nr.m;n.ns - - on.s;ds 80 &c a.. M r..ss. f IN
,. Il All s;ads $500 'nf ssoot ~. m.ah.n;a ] % .s.s
,f.,m;n. rtsns;,s s; as;rs nroSnn,s'' ,Ss na;ns
inc ,,oseais $3.50 - oshs, e ,nv s sa,L - n.hs.
connt;es ara '.ilo-sd - comrs,a fcr ma
miums on ao eoual footing -ri,h Monroe
County. excen. a. otherwise, nroyidei in
tho nrsmiu n l;st or in these rnles
8 Anv article offs,ed for cofunet;,;on
or a premium must' he owned !. he time
or manufactured nv the nerson 40 offer.
inc. or 4 member Of his family under '21
wears of ace ,i.ig'g - 80 80
!. 6. Discretion.rvs fnrem;ums,s .v;ll he
awarded on meritorions articles ,vbetbor
included in the premium list or 'uot.,C' ;,
7. Exhibitors ara reouired to have
tbe;r stoct q, otbor .,,;oie. ;r,and.d e.,
eompetition or e.bib;t;on entered unon
tbe Secretarv,a hooL and nl.ced within
tbe enclo.nre ~ AZ S.s, d.r of ~
Fair and remain nnt;I q o,c,oci IN the
| last dav unless otherw;se nerm;tted bv
not;.;on - ths p,ss;dont .nd sacro,.,y
IJnon the entrv Of stock ~ other
.rt;o,es c.rds v;,h nrmhe, .nd alas. of
said stock or article viii he enrn;sbaa bv
the Secretary vhich card must he. MA.
eed nm or ,ttaohed to tbe stocL or. arti-
olo to ha a~h;h;,.a e. . n-em;rm
Anv ns,son nav nrsssn. snec;mens
IS f,n;t * ,oo.,ahiss e. !. Irsm;nm
.hathas n oni.;.as.s ~ ~ ~ amaaivas :. -.
= 10 Tbs A v.rd;n9 Gomm;ttees .re re'
.,ao.f,llu .o,;a;.oJ o ho n,o.ant ~ d,o
.;me th:. ~ ,ha pos,S \ ns, ~ NJ. ha unda,
the necess;tv If SlI;no vacancies
II Tha 2nd,es .rs rssnsc,fnllv 70.
ouested to rano1t themselves At the Ind.
gea atond an tho RAJ, Ground hv 70
e'clocl NJ ON The 6rst dsv Of The Fair
| II noss;hla
i2 prom;ums rnrs. be oalled for NTH.
in th;,tv d.vs .f.s, their .wsrd or tbsv
v;,l ha ;orss;,ed to The 'Soc;stv-
IA p,am;nm. v;Il he maid bv the
r,assn,a, nnon The o,der of the Pras;.
dent and Sso,st.,y At h;s office in
Wooa,aald
ia There will be a charge of twenty.
Ave csnta for admission tithin the en-.
closure. TO persons who are not members
NJ tba Soc;ety Children under ,1b
...rs 90 ~. sS.sn .en.s nndsr ,e.,s
ss 80 f.ss On. sadais horse q, ons
horse carriage ah cents. two horse car.
,;.oo s0 oonts. COW hors . oo,,;oco Al M.
this in addition to the repular admis.
s;on fae
ib No horse or other animal shall be
lexhibited in but one class unless a sepa-
rate entrance fee be maid for each class.
Is Tha,e shall be M riding or driv.
;no allowed v;,b;n the ,;no b1 .nv ner.
son faster than a trot pace or rack nm.
der the nenaltv oe ba;nc exnelled ftom
.hs r;na md fo,ss;,;no the;, chance 70,
nrom;nm
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EEylil[!!t!BER! l!!!:!!: 80.
Words. Of wisdolf
Beasssrs are cousinstel Jars =:

/. r Words of Wfsdofffs x
BeasssfA are cousinstel liars. .,ssszr
Foolishfsar doubles dsngeE &
IdIeness is the.greatest pro- s!lty;$
One todsyis. worth two, I'd p0rtoM
That man is rich shsst ~ sfu
poor. j
What's done we partly may compS5;
but know not what's resisted
In idle wishes fools supinely stay; be
|tuere ill,Tsud wisdom-fuds-rxsys=rr
Motives are like harlequips;. :. there is
always second Dress beneath Y the hfst.
Pew men -haEe a. lie plan although
many week, year, youth, or business
|pian.s % aeise .etsssG : q eeIas Ars
Modesty in your'disconfse will giveIa
luster to truth, and an excuse to youA
|erf6t. q, ssas q 40 e 90 i1f
We should do well to take counsel
from the wise and warning ffom sie
foolish. .,.sz,A.. 80.
When the character Of any one is dis.
cussed, silence in the good-naturedy u
censure. .y.sac9 sozg
The hardest trial OF the heart Is to o..
tempt to bear rivals failure without
weak triumph. ----'yrs.--~-~-~-r---~-~-.
In The pursuit Of virtue exercise gives
tstrenghl Tta1more we sdsmesthstes
fatigued we are.
4
When society begins to profit by Q
mans misforthnes, bis dificnldes do not
soon terminate.
The rich man despises those who fat
ter him loo much ,and hntes those who Do
not fittefih him at all5 el.s 10 .sia.sx ~
There is no union between the thoughts
the woris and actions OF the wicked bus
the Thoughts, words aud actions =uf-the
good, all agree.
This is tue law Of benefts between
men: the one ought to forget at once
what he has given, and the other ought
never to forget what he hasreceived.
1-There never ,did-and there -nexer Mill
exist anything permanently noble and ex.
cellent in the character which IS stranger
to the existence ofa resoiute self-denial.
Affliction makes divorce between the
soul and sin. It is nota small thing that
will work sin out OF the soul. It must
be the spiritof burning affliction sanctid.
ed. .IJK3I GiVkc
/ There Is hardly any, bodily blemlsh
which winning behavior WIN not conceal
or make tolerahle; and there is no eter.
nal grace which ill-nature or affectauon
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WOODSFIELD,
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, September ~,
is and 10, 1878.
OFFICERS

OI < 4N>66SSs II
President-I. P. FARoUHAR. pf
Vice President--J EssEi A. KEYsoR.
Secretary-GEo. P. Dora. -
Treasurer-W. T. MORRIS.
Marshal-L. SULEsBERaER.
Directors-C. MosER, l.. SULEsBER-
DER, W. H. SIMMONS, JAS ARMSTRONG,
n. ROBINSON, JAMES WATSON, DAVID
LENTz, T. G. NELSON, n.
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I. r. FARQUHAR..M. d, /,

yer Physician and : Surgeon, %
Sfdoe and residence IN the Krkbride property
MOO D SFIELD Q HsIO. .s
s Hsying located ct the above place. a fsrs his
Iypissaiopall services, where be- hopes by
siese attention to business 10 merit pablo
ssskdsnes and patronage.
.xs0broAio Diseasess Will receive spsoia.
Ssntfon. .s,sA ,se'asd msyA's0r
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IN OTAR RY.a.a.PaUB,LIC.,

-aF NNT1lU n l9EF % H8IHrIr7I 2 Ion Z
-VHN undersigned, having been appointed
i Notary Public, ,would inform, his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to fll Pensioners Blanks. admin
is.or Oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds. Mortgages. and other instruments Of
writing. JOHN JKFFBRS. {,
sprls, ,'76Y.., Beallsvills Monroe Co., Ohio.
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Best carriage harness
side saddle. ...................
bride and msrtingsle. e..................
side sole leather... ......ss..........si.
side upper leather. ..... ...........,...' l
pair mems COARSE boots ......i......... 1
do eey calf boots s................. !
lady's shoes. .................... !
two barrels tight work. l................ !
Hour barrel, el,.......ss....ss....
display Of tin and copper ware, to consist
/ Of tin bucket. copper kettle, Tin pan, tin !
tea kettle. manufactured by exhibitor!. :
cooking stove e..................s
fife guns.
secretary ....s........s.....s
panel door,.
window sash. ....s.s.s,.'.......
buseau sss......s.s...s..s, s,.s...'sss..
bedstead. d...............,... 7
center table. =
set chairs s..s...... .sss........sss... Z
largest and best display Of furniture s.... I
best and most Aonr made from loo pounds
1 OF wheat.... ....s....ss...s.....
wagon whip p.................... oVt
brooms RI dos] manufactured in county SOC
| fly brush, pea fowl feathers. ........ SOC
corr and potato basket. ................60 .60e
Cemmittes-H = Bender, J A Sehwob
| Gao Hubbard.
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CLASS K-FLoRAL HALL.

Best wooden carpet. .....,..........S1
best rag carpet. 2
best pair double; coYerlets. s............,. =
do single coverlets. s............... I
log cabin guilt .................... l
best bed quilt made within the year. 80. >
do not made do ..s.. j
best pair homemade blankets .......... =
best bed spread. =. l
best homemade oounterpane........s
best pair homemade linen sheets. ........ !
best home wrought rug. ................ !
best yards linen ................s... !
best piece Of jeans, not less than 3 yards.
do easinet, N'o 90 -
best linen table cloth. .....s..... ]
best made coat. at..................
best pair lamp mats.... .........s......oV .oVs
best door mat. .....-...........oot oot
do WOODEN knit stockings. s.........bOt
do cotton do ........ .60t
do wooden knit mittens. ......... .50'
best pair SOCKS. .s...........Ssss..Ao Ao'
best wooden yarn. .................. .25'
Committee-Geo Ketterer, Mrs D briggs
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LIST Of PREMIUMS
TO BE AWARDED By THE
Monroe County Agricultural Society.

--AT TnEIR---sa..
Twenty-Seventh Annual Fair,
TO BE HELD AT haa 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-16

Saihington, ID. DECEMBER. - Ser
Senat mar heute nid,t in Sisung.
Sna Observation-Disclosures
beridtets 9SooD (gf. g. pom @omite iiber
Oiittel uno gSege bic Senatsbia IN Ss5u9
aui Serausg gabuug 9eipifer regilirirtsr Su-
plifat Sbligationen Su @lnlten Der - Wian.
baltau Sparbant" BON Weru Sort srriid.
gSooo erfldlte, es jet notbweucig, oaB bic Sil
ioiort angenomnen rprroe, neil Die Sanf ionit
Der 2iouioatiou Ibera ;tportet iperben rniiile.
Die SOrlage ipnrbe anaenomnten.
Sparfes (SlS.) bonn 8erpillgungs 80
mite berid)tete bie SnOtaner 8erpillisuugs'
Bill Elm, pcidle fiir ndbftsn Wiittwod sur
belonberen Sagesorbnnng 9emadt muroe.
Durham (8n.) BON oemielben @omite be-
ridtete bic WltlltGrafaSemie gSerlulligungs<
Bill neblf ben 4menbementS oes Senats
auriif. Die Announcements lpurOen perlu0Ifen.
9lui @ntrag oes Sru 8bllipps (8S.) nurOe
beif]iuiien, .Oen SefretGr be5 Snneren Iber
Die @riiube Sn beiragen, aus melden er Die
Tiihrer Der Snolaner, ipelhe Die fiir3lid)eu
Raubsiiqe in 8anias uno Gebrasfa ueriib-
ten, nid]t on Die SehDroen Der eripdbnten
Staoten auslieferte.
SliB (N.-g.) untsrbreit te cine 3uifrift
bes Ifapors un0 StabtrathS bon Srooflpu,
T.=O., nelhe I'M cine Beniion fir Ole@tltne
oes ueritorbeueu abmirals Yauloiug bittet !;
iiberlpleleu.
Oas 5aus uabai Johann bic 8iG in Sesus
auf Die Yertheiluug oeS 8eies Der bonn 9ens
fer Shiecsgertfte 3useiprodenen @ntiddei.
aungsiumme mteoer Dor, un0 cine lange De-
bate entitanb, ohne oaB cine @uti6eiouns
erreidlt mnroe. Die Stu nirb am ndd)lten
Oienitage abermals sur Serbauoluus &C.
lan9en.
Die Senatsbi1 sur 8sgnlation bon Brdfiz
eenteuwuhleu pllrpe oarauf pom 5ilhe pes
Spre4ers 9enomnten uuo benz 5ufebenben
@omite ibermteien.
lint 20 Otinuten uor llbr uertagte ii9 bas
SnuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-16

- Die perihieoeneu biei. arbeiter' Sereiue
hielten geitern Abeno cine Bro3eiiion nno
Waiienner'ammluug, gu peIdleu iton lett
mehreren Wobeu ale m0glihea Sebsl in Be
rpeguna geebt morben maren. Der 3uq be
tuegte itd) ourd, Die 9auptIraBen au Or 6itlis
d,enSronte oesSapitols uorbei nad oery Dob
Selom'S Salls," no Die 0tahenueriammlung
abgebalten uno BON Srn. S. y. Dic Oonalo,
Re0afteur oes, ,QabOrs Staubaro," cine isuIige
8e0e gebalten muroe.
- Sorgelfern Abenbsmurte bonn Yoli3iiteu
@beeIod- ein nihtsmiirOiger Burihe, Samcs
s. Selb NIT ytameu, arretirt, neil er auf
Sru. Auguit SriibI, cinen Shubhdnoler an
Der Beuni. =Iue., nabe Der II. StraBe, eiuen
brutGlen Nngriff gemaht balte. 3euD bate
9eitern Dor Rt6ter Sue1 ein 8erb6r gu be-
iteben.
- Der ge9er GbOs. Sugbes, ftahl geifsrn
Gin Baar feiner Stiefeln aus Dem Qdbeu oes
9rn. s. Brott an Der Z. StraBe, muloe aber
mad etnem furSen gSettlaufe bonn Yoli8iiteu
Sones errpiibt uuo fir Gin bemnddItlges Ser
b6r beigeifedt.
- &barIes @rump, uelher am 30. Noo.
B. S. I'M BOli5etserifte wesen zines angrlifs
su 80 9u9eu @efauauiBbaft peruribeilt NOR
ben mar, If pom YrdfiOenten be9naOi9t NOR.
ben