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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAP H
MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee, July 30.
WnEAr-s@3ac higher closing strong
hard and No. l, l.2o; No. 2, l.2o for cash
l.ooic for August; 9sac for September
No. 8, 9Oac.
CoRN-3Sc
OATs-27c.
RYE-5Sc.
BARLEY 93c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-30
CHICAGO.

CIIICAGO.
Chicago, July 80.
WnEaT--hisher closing rather easier
No. 2, red winter, 9Glc for cash 94c for
August; No. spring. l.o7a@l.o7 for cash ;
l09 for July; 945c for August; 9l2c for
September.
CoRN-strong and higher for cash, op.
tions steady; 4oi FOR cash 3Sac for Au-
gust; $3.50 for September.
OATs-frm and higher; 27c for cash
23s@2S2c for August; 22ss@23c for Sep
tember
RYE-strong and higher; $4,000.
BARLEY-strong and higher; options cx-
cited; old, rs; new, 1902 for cash; lO3 for
September.
PoRK-frm aud higher; 9.G0 for cash,
August; 9.72l@975 for September.
LAED-irmcr; 7.17!c Tor cash; 7.22!c
for September.
WH1sKY-1.05.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25

Sept foumt aus oem 9lepubli ic n.
8 bale in Jiebru5fa Don einem Oerantnortz
ltd)en Biirger, 9tanlen8 s. 6. Sailep, auf
eulmal Die gtn6rldt: pie BORT in lester
3eit oorgeIallenen UtorotBaten an Mdnnern,
8elbern uuo Snoern uuO Die auoeren ab@
iAeuliheu SAauOtbaten all 6rauen uno
Suugirauen ieien ntdjt BON oeu @benennen
beqan9eu moroen, bleie batten auI ihreut
0tltte Ourd'5 9tepubitcans&bal feiner Eralr
uno Sungfrau mo felnem &iuOe @tpas III
2eioe getban unb and Dtdnuer nur I'M
Sample getD0tet uit6 ocren Nei6eu nid,t nera
ititmneIt. Sielmebr isi eS cine ruobloraoniz
itrte Sanoe, petd)e Ndl ben SuOionerid)refelr
5u 9tllBe 9en1aft hdtte, I'M, ais SuOianer
oerfletoet uno bentalt, WtorO, 9taub unb
9tOtbSud)t Su 'iben; @ertiimmelunq BON
gethen lei ebeniallS uou oieien meiBen Ser
brehern auSgegan3en, Die aud baOurd BEN
Seroabt aui Die SuOtauer 5u lenten periudt
bdtten. Wtan let jebt ein3elneH bteier 9feH@
lale auf Der Spur." - Gs wdre III Der Ehnt
uidt baS erite 0tal, baB Oa O'rauBen meiBe
llnQebeuer ii6 ais Snoianer oerfletSen nno
auftreid)en uuo oauu Die dr9ften @renel bege=
| ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25


lluier alter Gollege 8ernas bon ct. 2oui5
lpiomet elmer in Semi oeritorbenen
BfGl5ertu (Uie e8 i1eint ebenaligen
Slantme) iolgen0eu ltad)rui: ,@eitern traf
ole gtaGrldt Elm, OaB am ~. Septenbcr Srl.
Augulte &uCdJeit (tm Altsr Don 63 bis Ga SSabs
REM 9etorben lit. -9a III Den Ser. StQQten
nun0eten5 iiinfbun0ert Yfdl5er lebeu, Oie Die
STitorbene 9etannt u0er bod geIeben baben
10 babe id) e5 fir paiienO erQdtet, bic gead]s
rtdt BON ihrem SoOe and bier befannt AL
MAIDEN. Sir 0a8 gr0BeIe Bnbllfum bemerfe
i,D, oaB SRI. gncbeit in Der 3elt bonn Sabre
1912 bis 1880 fir Die grDBte Sh6nbeit in Der
bagerlidleu Bfol3 9egolteu bat. 0ie gefeiertite
mar ite ltdlerltd]; oenn nod lebeu in Den Ser.
Staateu manhe ibrel eiuti9en Aubeter, uno
anbere itHo tbr ldugit ms @rab poranaegans
gen. 8On 5ren 6rcieru IN europa fam man
wObl iagen, OaB lbre 3abl SegiOu gepelen 1T.
Sri. Gucd)et mar Die 3od)ter Oes 3teutmeilterS
Sucfeit, zines iebt mtuOeiten8 80=lGbrigen in
ytiinben I'M Rubeitanbe lebcnoen ebenlattqen
bagerliJeu 8eamten. Gtn groBeS, pl0bltd1
iiber Die 6amilie gefommene8 llngliid bate
ite mad alien g8eltgegenben bin oerlprengt.
3met rei5enbe Sdmeteru itarben, nod ui9t
SpanStg Sabre alt, i'm ,0aue zines Der b0bere1
fatboltihen @etfti9felt angeb5rt9en Berruan6z
ten III SngoIlta0t; Der dltere 8ruoer, 6eroi=
uanO, WafO nad gtep, 9Ort oeridlagsn, if
aber ieit Dlelen SahreE Derl6ouen ooer ood)
aus metneu 9elht5ielbe neri9punoen; Der
litu9ere 8ruoer, @ouaro, ging na6 SEM, no
CT ais SaumetIter nod leBt etne ehrenuolle
StelIng etuntmmt uno - Der einjige DON
aQen @eid)miItcru - 9litdlld perbeiratbet it,
4u9uite uno ibre S9weiter 0eOwtg tsbten
bel'm Gater i'll Yfiin6cn. Seioe tbeilten oa8
2oo8 elmer eritaunltd groBen an5abl geraOe
Der id0niteu DtdOdeu i'll Der Bfal3 - llnusra
beiratbet ourA'8 2eben 5u gebeu. W5gen
8oien uHo Seilden auf ibrem @rabe bliiben!
sic rnbt latt IN f5rie0en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25
fstudss shahls Stu DpsS
Ser Ghefen 1dten 9iamanen afnmmt

tporbenen 9tnbt tparen geidloIieu, on pie1elt
'Sduiern mar Srauerhor angebradt, Die Stag.
gen enften iid auf 5albmait. Ser Srauer
@ottesoienit iano in Der oi9taefiiGten biid6f=
ltd =proteitantiiden Stride inter 9eltuns bes
@eiifliden anoerer Seften italt. @roBarttg
aeitaltete ith Der 3ua BON ber&trfe sum@rabe.
9ln linn betheiligte iih beiuabe bic gause Ses
p0lferung, 10 lpeit ite nidt BON Der Seufe
barnieberseitredt mar, uno auf bem id6ns
iten Ylabden bes ib0nen &ird,bofs muroe
Der inter Der Siilfe Der berrlidbften 8lunlsll
beinabe uniihtbare 9arg in Die grOe ge=
leHft. (Sa. StsStg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25
3ofaI6ert6tc aus g0aiOtn0toss.
SUITE Iur Die 1SiebtrftnuSen.-Syabe 2IbIeben
- IctIdlcRdlun9 BON Giubtedlern. - Sieb

S9n!te lur ote 5tehErttnnTet.-SS0be$ Abteben-
1crIdlcHdlun9 BON &iubtedlern. 5iebz
itable.-9nliieilid ilidles.-BCrmiidltes.
" ! htugt II, "a. Stt0ber. - 9aS
grefutlu=&omlte Der natioualeu 6ilfS Cont
mliiiOn bielt geitern Dtittag ieine regelntdBige
SjBuug ab. SIS uuroe cine OepeId)e Don
NtempbS Ulrleleu i'll weld)er Or. Scenes be
Antuuit be5 0ampier8 o@bamber8" Oaielblt
anSelQt.-0r. Z. 5. 8aUl8, Der Sdatmeilter
Der @ommllljon, bat ielt Dem leBteu 8eri1te
iolgenoe &outrtbutinneu empfanqeu: Or. u,
+. u. Sug 50, 2luon0nuS 81, baar so
@entS, atltb. u. IS. 3tioole $40, Reft beS
Sd)uIiOuO8 $780, Srau 0uUaa, George
tOwn, Grtrag cine8 8a50r3, Sl5.
- @eltern JSad)t gegen I'll llbr itarb 6r.
6rteorldl Sdlotd), Der bCtaunte Sdrber uno
0a8 tbItge Wlltglieo 6e5 ,&Qibiuatoner
S6ugerbunoeS, pl0BIi9 unO uuertuartet am
per5lblG9e i'll ieiner gSobnung gfr. 7O9, G.
StraBe, nOromeitlf). Der 0abiugsldeoene
hHterldBt cine 6amilie uu6 eineH groBen&reiS
BON 6reuuoen uu0 Selannten.
- @eiterH NtOrgeu gegen llbr pdbrenb
oc8 befttgen Sturme8 ueriudten 9tebe ben
ya0eu Oes $5ru. 8roaoGeaO an Der s., uabe
Der II. SraBe, III btrauben. 0itielben ruur4
Oen iuoeIen our6 ooS @rdletnen oes Brioat.
mGd)terS, QlS ite bereitS bic S0roerthire pera
HtttNll JtuuIUIlH0SlS SlUllHtL uulltHT UeEs
l1eud)t mo nahmeu, al5 Der BrtDatmGhter
tbueu mlebrere SbiTt, uon 6eueu aber teiuer
traf, nadion0tc, ua9 Oct 13. StraBe Su
NelB0uS.
- 2lu3 ser Gegctbabn bon @eor9e 9.
Sdlefcl5 al Der @de Der g. unO &zStraBe
i:ableu geileru Gitbe @elo uno 8aaren Sum
9ctrage uon 5000. -Su Dem &1anie Scr. All,
&=StraBe, Weld)e5 BON i0ln. 8. u. Clements
bemobut wtro, muroe ebeufau5 etngebrodleH,
le00d auBer eiHem 9tode gfldltS 5unt Dttt.
gebeH ge5mungcn. Nus Der Sr0oelbube uon
SolH 9dtcS all Der L., ndhe @=StraBe, iiio=
0hIld), mur0eu 20 Baar SdHbc rtn0 mebrere
aIelOHng8itiide ittbitt.
- :. y. Sliud, Der uucbrlidc Bote 6eS
Observation-Disclosures, muroe geliern uuter
$1,000 Caution Dem &eliabreu Der @rob9e4
i6wocueu iibermicleu.
- 9urt Ocu Sturm lit Der norgelrigen
9taft uu0 geitcrn Niorgeu muroe in benz
SdauiCtlier Ocr gtOlu2 'iden Apotbete an
ocr 8. mo QzSuoBe cine groBe pertbuolle
Spiegell9eibe 5ertrtlmmert.
(@eOrgctOmu. )-9citsru Jia9mitta0 tuuroe
cine grOBc Sobleuiblippe (coal chute) an
]}ag'8 g8erfte, @9or9ctorun, bur1 einen
SdoOucr, meld)er nit 0ericlben coQt0irte,
5uuI 8etra9e Don uugefdbr $50 bciddoigt.
- lSdbreuO Oe8 Gtmme8 gerietb geitern
eiu wertbuolle8 Biero, Gigcutbum Der 6ralt
| Gbrmanntraut Don @reen Sprtug, oberbalb
| Scor9etOmn, IN ben 6luB uuO murOe MIR nit
| GROCER WEiibe gcCettet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25
5te sGSminiisrditon toen gg5BIsaTieh nnp Cfs
Ruuaefief

5te sGominiisraiion ioeu ge5RIsaFien Htsp csts
HumeIien.
YeterS burg, "a. Sftober. - Bilrit
Oonoutoli aoriaIOfi iit in SOpbia ungefo1Es
men, in melfcr StaOt Die 6egierung Don
Sulgarien, nuhatt i'll 8irnoua, etabIirt fuers
eeu lou. - Seueral Stolipen III init Der aes
m'Htlratiou BON Gf.8umelien betrant wprs
oen uno bat Die SoamadtcH zines @enerals
SouperHeuIS crbalten.
%'s "FhebHna in Der umgebung bon Gales
uidlt.
o II tauttnopel "a Sttbr. -- Giue
SaottetSreuna, Deidcr Bater Baid)a bets
nobHte, muree beute abgcbalten, un Die Grs
bebuug III Der 9tdbc oon Salonidli in gripds
gung Su Siehen. Die bulGariibe IRili3 ans
Sofia bat Yenetoi i'll 9tumelien, ionie Iedls
benadbarte 06rfer 3erit0rt uuo bic gBeqe uers
iperrt. Sin ge1utiier Samatoo itebt an Der
Spibe Der 8epegung.
JRarft nnS 9prIe.
2on6ou, "a. Sttober, 1890 Nadm.-
Seretnigte &taaten SbligatiOneR - Heue
6iiuier 1863.
2toerpool, "a. Otbr., 1890 Radm.-
SaummoQc letter. Iiitteliorte SberIduOer
6B; DO. Orleans 63; Die Sertauie betrG.
gen beute 1000 8alen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25
9lrbettcr. ilnrnllcti in Srninttn.

5 no II Al po IIe, SA0.I "a. Att.-Spea
iial0epeteH mclOen, OaB msbrere 6unoert
Gtienbabnarbeiter 5u Sullluau, SnO., peId)e
lbren gobn nidlt ergaItcu baben uuo bebaups
ten, Der @ontrattor iet init Dem i5uen 3utOni=
menOcn @'elOe onrdlacbranut, id) III benz
StGOtden oeriammet haben uuo oaiielbe
9eute i'll plilu0ern OrobeH. @roBe Aufrer
guug belridlt, Die 8iirger babeu Die arbei.
ter rdbreno OeS Cages nit Speiie Oerjeben
mitii.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25

msy- 9r. @baluler's 9eiIttnrtur sesen
Onspepfte, Sance'S Iuoore Sgrup qegen
6njtsn nub @rfdItuug, 6auce's 5ailaporlllaz
Dtae gum @eintgen beS Blutes, 9ance's
gudln fir Die 9ileren, 5ance's t6aars yDieSer4
herffeller, 6ance'S Mbeumatisnns Ointment
= Maes Su BADEN bel 5etb 9. 6nnee,
Scr. 1os, gBela8altmorefraBe, (l5o-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25
3nlanS-
PMS Der 8,tttOeshattptffaS

SO Baibtnston, "a. Sftober. - Dit
beutise Steuereinnabme betrus 1884, 724.26;
bic 3oleinnabme $24O, ,143.48.
Der Yrdiioent bat 5ru. guiaermo enrique
Sibblom 6ugbes in gtetu=Dorf al8 General.
8onlul Der 8epublif lruguap auerfannt.
@su. q. S. 0tber, @bef oe8 Stanulbteuites
untsrbreitete beute bem arie9siefretar isiner
Sahre8berid1t.
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GtbIe6cn cites eDemali9e1 9tnoeSr
Sennfprs.

@ becltng, 28.=&irg., "a. Oftober. -
adtb. SObn .. Carlisle, EN- ebemali9er 9un-
oeSenator aus oieiem Staate, farb beute
frilb Ill GlarfSbur0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25

gllbinur Stance, Der repubIifanii6e Sou
perueur8z@ z@anpioat in gtebrasfa, lit
in @rietentanO geboren unb tpiro
Der erfe be(leniide Nbf0mmltug Iein, Der je4
matS in ben Ser. Staaten elm 10 bObes Unit
betleioet bat. Stance (Oer gtame 1T ieOenfaIs
euglliirt) mudt ant ben eriten Biid ben Gina
brHd zines So0blutz SiiolGnoer8.
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Der 0cl0uS0rft,

VEN . ortr q. Sftbr.-@el6 millig
;u 4. gDe1el 4.814. Sob idIoB beute
I'll 1908. 8unoeS 0biicutiOuen IflOfeu
ieit; 188lcr Coupons 1919, neue 1865er
1929, 1867cr 105g, 1868er 108, neue Siiufec
lO51, 1O.4Oer Coupons 1853. 4ftien IdlolIen
i(au; gtep DOrter Central l114, @rie liz,
Gate SbOre 68g, Sqiuoiier Central II, PittSa
burger 80, Chicago ozgtOrt9meferu 403, Brie-
citaten 7OB, 3tod=5stano hat, 28etern Union
Gel. 944.
llnteri6nbamt8 8itan: Sob S117,5O5,.
O59; &ouraut $40. .701 1896.
- Ser lluteribabmeiiter ;ablte beute fir
5nterefen SIS. 900, mo fir eingeiO9ene OBJ
Ligationen S295 900 aus.
= Die GOD @iuuabmen berugen beute
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Grunoeigentbllnl
au bertaui6en nher su berfaufen

Grunoetsentbnms Snrie bon N. gS. 9aH Tut
6ebanoe oes rMmerican."
-:C.-
12O Ider 2ano, eine prabtpoGe Sarm, 2ons=
green=YaIep, 10 Wteilen BON bier.
SG6ncs 8teaeIdeiubams on gBarrenfr., sehn
3tmmer, $500; miro aud sesen etnen Sanbfs nabe
Ser @tabt pertauid,t.
8robes 4 N6ftaes sieselfetnernes Saus an
MartetsSpace, sdoen uno sSoenuns; febr btats TN
Eauibe.
2eere Baniteuen an 9otpionFr., 155 6us Ssronte,
mir $500.
Nrad,tnpue @obnnng on Der 10. strase, Baib=
iqton, .. g., fofpie Grunbtide in beriebenStabt,
e6r bis 5u perfauien ober sessn biefises @isenbum
uEisutduifen.
Vsines @obnbams neabounitr. nit alen mo.
bernen ginrihtuneen; Yreis $1,000
3fpei breit0dise Ssauict on Waihinetonftra6e,
3immer NIT asaiier; neu unb in sutem 3uitanoe.
Brets $500 iebes.
1arnt nit IA Mdern in 9olpert>@ountp, Uarp=
lamb nit ausse5ei reisS $4,000.
ssiinf 3fpeiffodise sie9elteinerne 5duer on Wbatz
ccatz. nabe Strtderffr., Smmer enthotenb uno tn
gutem 3uitanbe. Prets $500 ieoes. gud geaen etne
Storm umQetdu5l1t. iiSebr1 ,12U1teN tE2p)
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afns Garfe.

I'm aae, pelGe on ben Iolsen BON Susenbianbsn,
nerp0fe. g6rodGe, Gnttrdttuns, 8erluft Der NaR-
nestrat &c. leiben, Ienbe Id to eufre elm Reaept
Sas Fe turirt. Dteies sroBe SeilmttteI murbe bon
.tnem Uiiftondr In SIb=amerifa entbedt. S4itt etn
abxefftrtes @oupert on 8so. Soiepb 8. Snman, Gta'
iton D, BtblesSouIe, R.=D. @itp.
(Ott.8.1S,t&fp., .,f.a.S.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25
sdtnecItarnt In glcbrasfa. .

aus 8iSmard uno 5iSnen, gtebr., eraeben.
oaB i'll jener @egeuo uuo 200 Wteilen fluBaufs
mGrt8 Don Bi5mard ein 96neeiturm miit6et.
Der Sturm lit Der bcftiglte, peldber ft ie
mdbreno OcS OtOnat5 9ttOber in Der betref.
fenoen geQCuo e.clqucte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25

iueldes in Der gtabe BON Genes Dor Inter
lag, purOe ebenfaQs aui Den Strano qenor-
fen uno bat iett etwa bier SUB g8afer i'm
Sdiftsraune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25
6as-Eannflaiifr-


Gie eleganeite, e in eieier Staot aussetete Gamn=
lung in
&rnjtou,. ....ipottrteht Weiitr9.. Sten5e.
3u beru6seiebten Breiien
aeibmadpo1e ibinefiide Se1ampen;
perbeiierte beItihe Stubir.aampen.
@asbetsDfeu bel
s. y. 9ausoSon & eontp.,
Str. 5, Worb =Sibert aStra &c.
Btetr69renza arbeit ........ @jGslettun9sz szarbett.
aIte @as=ltenftlien nerben neu bronstrI uno per=
aolbet. (Sept.23-)
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Ser lette Sturm.
1gu8ebenre Verbeer,tnB its Sbila=
oelpbta+

g d zen I'M getra9e oon$2 900, 900
angerihtet.
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ebeaial !. Motiaelt.
aar eaasiraue,. BON Rsiottefett,


gDenn Seoer ein 5aus fur Den Serbft einridtet, f
tpdre es iebr portheIbaf menn er BET populdren ir
ma EbomasM u. Cream, gsr. SO, Worbs 8 m.
aroftraBe, einen Beiud abitat'ete. Dort fino Wa6.
beIn. 2eppide. gahstud, Genfer= 0fouIeanr IL. {. 10
sesen serinse iu6ibentlie ODER monatlide Ratensab
lungen 3u ba6en. .(Stt.tf, ,2Utey)
Gterbet 9efdbantI
1asfsfdbe nns rmfitfdae BaSer fur so Gents
tn
Nt. "a, Storns2tbertps Strafe.
tSuIA,1S) 9. 8. SSerreg. gisenthlmer.
0af, 1IetfDutGssn & Soaps Drekbefe
(oolpresssd yeastj.
Do man entbedt bot, baB oiele NaGohnlunsen nn'
ferer Sefe fit I'm Martte beRnben, 10 bat ale ddse
8resbefe uneres Sabrtats nui iebem Badete ben saa
men unierer sirma. aae anoeren finS gsa1abmun'
gen.
Uaan perlonse bon fetnem Grocer San BIetfdas
mann Comps @reBIefe. adslib frtid!
Na5rtfz Depot: Ftr. "a, Ioro<@utatpa Streks.
.. 6. Bennett, @eGaitsthbrer.
(Wedrs19, ,12n2teg)
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s6tfbrii6e pbte Sabl.

@trfuusen bes 5turues an anberen Srter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25

[Seridte BET rahociirteu Bree' fur ben nDeutideu
@orreip pouoenteu".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25
9ie beuprifebenoet gSablet tts
&nffi iSfNffn

0em-Srleans, "a. Sft.-Die @afen
beS /. unb 2. Snfanterie= =8e9tnlentS (UtillO,
oes @reaceutz@ @itp ,Satuillons unO Der Sr=
leans= Qrtillerie itno auf Befebl Der &egieruug
na1 bem ,Wle9anics= =Suiiitute" 9ebra6t lpor>
Den, NO iie bts nah Der 9Sabl bon 40 Wtann
hendd,t merben IDlleu.
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Die Spataliftett ttt st. &ottts

in bteiiger StaOt baben ein poles 9tdet I'M
Teloe, bas aus @anotoaten auf anberen Sit
fets, Die bon ibnen inoplitrt meroen, 5uian.
menaeiekt lit.
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ySie eine Wi1tftcr fhr 3itto etsffifftr
Gin pierfad,er Woro.

SIN cennes, SnO., "a. Sftober. =
Sobu 3. 9o9let, feline Satin nub spej
S6bue murben nabreub Der pergaugener
9tadt in Der gtdbe oieier Staot ermoroet
gierre Yropoit, ein i'm 9enlte oes Srn,
Socelet itehenOer 2unoarbelter, 1T als bei
Sbat perbGd)tig uerbaftet iporoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25
StftnltiG)eret.

Softon, "a. Oft. = @eors gB. 5pears,
eiu bomGopatbiider arSt i'll @barl:stomn,
muroe als ein @omplice beS 6rls. Wtabel
Sbitman, zines 16>ldhrlsen Diao9en8, ARE
tirt, beiieu 0tutter III Der letten g8od)e an
@er9iftung onrd) arlenlf itarb. Die So6ter,
Die BEN 3eifenbesdngniiie tbrer 0tutter Bet
mobnt, iptro, lobaIo ite in Die Stabt 5uriiG=
febrt, feitsenoa1nen peroen. Srau gBbltman
batte etma8 Serln6geu, uno es miro 1bre 3 obs
ter bei9ulbist, baB iie tbren Sob seplant
babe, I'M in ben 8eils oeiielben su .gelan9en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25

Derbp-etne, ST., "a. Sft.-&iu lanO,
itreiher erldlen geitern in 9eonaro's 3Otel gu
@oofihtre, auebec, uno perlangte elu @las
S6napps. Der @tgentbiimer pernei9erte e8
ibnl uno purbe pom Xdubitrel6er iofort our6
einen SduB toOt 5ur Gre 9eitredt. Ser
M6roer entlOb, tnDem er auf etnen seraoe
uad) SberbroOfe, Quebsc, abfabrenben Sabna
sua iprang. 0tan tele9rapbirte an Den 94e-
riff pon Sherbroofe, pelder einen Wann, auf
ben Die Sel1relbnng bea Oi6rbers paBte, felt
nabm uno bis auf gSsiteres i'm @efausniiie
unterbrQd)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-25

-Die 8obuun9 oeS 3rn. @eorg u. 4n.
berIon. Boitmeiiiers Der Staot Bitfsburq,
Bennl., puroe in Der Radt pom leeten 5onfz
tase ourd @inbredler beimseia9t uuo nm
Neutrality-suspicious. I'M Betrase BON 5000 be.
ranbt.
-¬ples' Wollipinnerei su Nemea ftle,
Del, brannte nor9eitern nieeer. @erluit
$4,000,
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

for the individual members Of the
organization to which we allude are
not given to being moulded by poll
ticai necessities. A single one OF
them is credited by history with having
once changed the entire programme OF the
worlds action SO what can the feeble
efforts Of Schell or Cooper, Gramercy Park
or the Comptroller's Office avail against .
combination of such beings? The astute
layer of political pipe has often system of
personal interchange and control that in
extent and influence is absolutely appall-
ing, particularly to the opposition, but
neither pipe-layer nor wire-puller can
extend his connections as far, as securely
or as secretly as do the omnipresent mem-
bers of the body alluded to. Need we
explain that we refer to the ladies who
tonight propose to assemble in mass meet
ing at Steinway Hall in the interest of
desirable political rights for their sex? We
have heard from and about every one else,
but the best and strongest come last. Place
d,1 danes!
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

representation Of the case, the British gov
eminent chose to accept it. But if honor
requires us to pay, honor and justice both
require the British government to see to it
that our treaty rights are defended that
we shall not, after . huge overpay-
ment, have to higgle for what is
rightly ours that our fishermen shall
not be subjected anew to vexatious
and irritating restrictions, when the
very object Of the arrangement was to
finally do away with all these troubles;
and, above all, that our people shall be pro-
tected against mob violence We pay for
peace and good will. We have right at any
rate to peace, When our fishermen are
mobbed, their property is destroyed and
themselves are driven from the fishing
grounds, It is the duty of the British gov
ernment, with which, and not with New
foundland, wc have treaty, to see to 1t
that the perpetrators of these outrages are
promptly and signally punished, and that
a British man-of-war shall, If necessary,
protect our fishermen in the exercise Of
their rights.
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
Harvard Accepts Yais's Challenge
which VIII Go 60 Enrinnds

which VIII Co .. Engiands
Harvard's acceptance of Yale's challenge
to an eight-oared four-mile straightaway
contest not only settles pretty conclu-
sivoly that their annual race hereafter, like
that of tho English universities, is to be in
eights, but also that the proposed contest
between Harvard and the winning English
eight cannot take place boforo midsummer.
as this home race will not como off before
June, and probably not till the last wock
in it. Yale cannot sit quietly by and SEQ
Harvard thus arranging . race with tho
crack English team when such match is
of necessity based on the idea that Harvard
is sure to whip Yale before she crosses the
Atlantic. There are seven months and
more before Harvard and Yale meet, abun-
dant time to make great progress in increas-
ing skill, strength and stay at the oar. Har-
wards team had easy work of it this year,
which will doubtless make them take
things leisurely this winter. But II Yale
works with somo of tho old vigor which in
GA and '65 took her to the 'front.' and again
in '7G, il is by no means certain that tho
little flag on the bow Of the eight which
CROSSES the Atlantic in 1879 will not be of
dark blue instead Of BRIGHT orimson- The
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
Cardinal Cuilon,s Ob.equies.


All that was mortal of Cardinal Paul
Cullen was laid to rest yesterday amid the
pomp and ceremony which Romes gor-
geous ritual prescribes for the dignitaries
of her Church. Our cable dispatches de-
scribe very fully the scene in the Dublin
cathedral at which almost every prelate
in Ireland took part, and the later,
more simple ceremony when tho vault at
Holy Gross was closed upon the frst Irish
cardinal. His death leaves . vacancy in
the Sacred College as we'll as in the prclacy
of Ireland. With Pontiff in the chair OF
st. Peter as liberal minded, as pious and
as devoted to the interests Of the Church as
Leo KILL. IL is not likely that the Ursula sane
forum will be left without that recognition
which the scarlet hat Of tho cardinalate
implies. Whether it will be conferred on
the prelate who shall succeed the late Car
dinal in his archdiocese, or be bestowed on
tho archiepisoopal SEQ Of Armagh, viii be
nm interesting speculation for Irish Catho-
iics What genuine surprise IL would be
Ii the coveted hat were sent to John
MacHalo, the aged Archbishop Of Tuam,
whom Daniel O'Conneil named so long ago
ssthc lion Of the fold Of Judah"
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
A Marriage In Paris.

The fair daughters Of our land whose
dainty fancies in the matrimonial line do
not happen to be realized on this side Of
the Atlantic seem to Gull at their ease
among the young lords across the water.
Our cable dispatches bring us word from
Paris of an alliance between an American
young lady Of eighteen springs and a
German baron of twenty-seven summers.
All the "colony" was there. The Ameri-
can Minister and Consul General attended.
Two ex-Governors Of New York were at the
ceremony in which the daughter of O
New York general was one Of the high con.
tracting parties. The wealth and nobility
Of the bridegroom's family were fitly repre-
sented, and we can only add the hope that
so auspicious union may prosper.