davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-10-03
Serr 2orenso guoIiSb f6meiot

Serr 2orenso Gnsliib i9weist nod
INNER. ST bat Elm S9lsb Dor benz Nunbe
unb bic republitaniiden Yarteifibrer baben
ben SdIifeI ba3u. Sic piiien, bab er i'm
@onsreie nit ibrer Partei itimmen mirO, Die
Demofraten aber i~olIen es nt6t wiiien,
benin er Iduft ia yunabbdnsis." Bon einem
@%anbioaten, Der fur Elm 10 bobes poIitii6es
amt Iauft, fam man bod wobI ~uerlansen.
oab er nit Der Sarbe berausfom,nt unb frei
unb often feline Infidten befennt. Serr
Gnsliib tbut bas nidt; ct i6meist aus suten
@rdnben unb Der Democrat, Der benno9 fur
ibn itimmt, Der tbut bies bindings unb fauft
bic Safe i'm Sad.
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: Gs 1T ben republifaniI9en Yarteifl

IS 1T ben repubIifanii6en garteifi9s
rern ni6t bios barum gu tbum. eonperis gu
idIasen, Ionbern es banoelt iid bel lbnen
Sarum, burd bic Nieoerla9e bon Gonperle
unlern uadern Senator 8 burmanla bm
,u Iesen. 9ie NieOerlase bes bemofratliden
gonareBcanbioaten in Tburman's Oiitrtft
wiiroe als elm 8epeis auspoiaunt peroen,
baB Iburman in ieinem eisenen Otitrift uns
popular 1T uno bab es unpeiie ietn ,uliroe,
,i1n i'm Sabre l . ais 3 g1anuen'9 abtr II az.
rabe Der Mann, ben tie am meiiten fIrdten.
Sic betradten i'm NIT gaedt ais BEN %itarfiten
,semofratii6en grdfiOentidaftsse anoibaten.
gein aussesei6netes 8irfen i'm SENATE. feline
,@runoiastreue, feline boben Sabigfeiten, oas
arobe 8ertrauen, bas er iid ourd iein mabs
pDoaes Muftreten in Der Sinansfrase unb Dor
alien Dinsen burd feline bebarrlide uno treue
gertbeibisuns Der &e9te unS Snterefen bes
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SIN GIepeIanb 0iftrift maht her hemn,

JIM StVVNFWFV ~kTFFFF 38WUTF VVE UCHIU%
fratiide GonsreBcanbioat, Sr. Soiepb goe,
ben 8epublifanern iebr marin uno es iolte
uns gar ni6t punoern, penn mir beute lber
adt Tasen ieinen Sies gu meloen batten.
Der Gleuelanb yWddter" idreibt:
uSSoe sebt nidt auf S3Ieidwesen, ct fam
Seoermann ebrlid unb often ms Iuse
fdauen uno oas seraoe lit es, mas ibm 10
3ablreide Sreunbe s%ewonnen, bic inn aud
in bieIer @abI pieoer ibre Stimmen seben
uerben, bas 8oIf 5iebt einen Wann Dor, Der
NIT benz Bolfe ftbIt unb ~ipmpatbiiirt unb
peiBy no es Der Sdub bridt uno barum iast
es, ,pie Die Wirtemberser:
,,Ni1t Doftors, ni6t eelebrte Setter,
8ir rpdbIen bieien S6loHermeifter."
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Sat linn thun

1lnIere 4ropbeseibuns, bab bic Republics
niiden Parteiflbrer IN oemofratifden Dis
i~triften nod IN ben Iebten Tasen Dor Der
@abt 2asenmif1e NIT ben srauenbaftes
fen antlasen sesen bemofrattide Ganbibaten
uerbreiten rperOen, bat fi9 bier bereitS er.
fiat. 8or uns liest Elm FOLDER Wtid IN
beutIder Sprade, BET aus Der republics
niIaen "2isenfabrif beruorsesansen 1T unb
Der ben 3med bat, ben bemofratiiden Con,
srebsg anbibaten gonperfe m0slidit idledt
su MAIDEN. SSn ibrem Gifer baben iid aber
bic 8erfaHer ielbit lbertroffe1 fie baben bic
Tarben 10 fart aufsetrasen, bab man ben
Sumbns nit 9dnben sreifen fann. Wan
p~ublieirt iolde baaritrdubenoe 8er!eunbuns
gen ni9t in ben 3eitunsen feIbf, ionbern
mar perbreitet lie oils 8eiIasen, ais Wiide,
bic feinen 8ater baben uno pofdr NiemanS
perantmortIt6 1T. Dem bemofratifden 2efer
aber miro pon ben republifanil1en parteis
fibrerm susematbet, bab er bas ibm porges
lebte 2asenseridt sIdubis binunterIdIuft
uno bann am ndbften Dienitag fir ben &es
publifaner gnsliib itimmt.
Sir brauden uns nidt Der miberli1en
Mrbett gu unter3ieben, ben S9mut binmes.
;ufebren, Der in benz errudbnten 2asen,pii9e
entbaIten 1T; mir sieben es pieImebr DOR, Die
siftisen @esner bes Germ Gonuerie burd
TIRE eigenen Worte su I4lagen.
Rein Btatt in Der Staot befdmpft Germ
Gonuerie sebaifser unb riidiidtsIoier, aIs Die
ioaenannte nnabbdngi9e ,Dispatd." Aus
Allen,, mas 9err @onuerie felt 25 Sabren ses
iast setban ooer sebadt baben mag, iu9t
bic r9otspatd" Gift gu iausen. Was iast
nun aber ber 2eier, uenn mir nadweiien,
bab bic ,Dispatd" nod Dor IA Wonaten aus
elmer gang anoern Tonart pfiif2 Sir perweis
fen su oieiem Gnbe ben 2eier auf ben ArtifeI
uDamals unb iett" in unierem beutisen
8latte. @s uar tein @inseianot, feline 8eis
laqe, ionoern Elm 2e,tartifel aus ber Seoer
oes Gebafteurs ielbit, in peI1em bic ,,Dis.
pat9" am 9. Suit 1877 germ @onuerie als
ben beiten Mann fir bas @ouuerneurss
9lmt empfabl, neil ie ibn perionIid femme.
So, bieielbe ,Dispatd," Die 9errn Gonperie
beute in ben 2otb su treten iu9t, perii4erte,
oab berIeIbe in ieoem Sale Elm adtunsss
uertber 8annertrdser unb I'M Sale ieiner
@rwdbluns elm ebrli6es unb annebms
bares Staatsoberbaupt fein mirbe. Maes
bas Saste Der Nebacteur Der ,Dispat1," obs
slei1 er INNER elm &epublifaner NOR unb
nod beute elmer lit.
@enn nun CERT Gonperie pirflid Idon
ieit IS Sabren Der idledte Wenid semeien
rpdre, au rpeI1em ibn bic ,Oispat1" unb ans
bere iibereifrise 8erebrer gu MAIDEN fuden,
rpie fommt es bann, bab ibn bic ,Dispat1"
nod Dor IA Monaten 10 marmiempfabI2 0ie
remit iid bas suiammen? Ginfad TO: Am
9. Suli 1877 iprad Der &eoaeteur Der vDiss
patd" feline ebrlide l1eberseusuns aus. Seute
aber ldBt er iid bon ieiner BarteiIeibenidaft
unb ieiner 8orliebe fir gnsliib binreiben.
SIT bic 8abl einmaI poriber unb 6err Cons
uerie semdblt, oann meroen bic Serren, bic
beute einen 10 sebdiifsen perionliden 2ampf
sesen ibn fibren, a[e llriade baben, iid elm
ipenis gu iddmen. 8ieIes mag in einem
bibisen 8abIfampfe erIaubt iein, aber ales
bat bod feline Grense unb aa5uidarf n,adt
5harttq.
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Nn her1 nrri1n(ifen 6rsanf

in 8etreif Der @onsrebzG anbibaten bisies Dis
itritts baben mir uns a6iidtIid nidt betbeis
list, neil cine foIde idmusise 2umpfesueiie
uniern 0efibIen uno Anii9ten nt6t 5uiast.
Sober, Der iid bic Wibe seseben bat, bieien
Rampf gu uerfoIsen, ruirb ;useben mifien,
baB bic Gnsrife sesen Srn. @%onuerie gang
Defenders idmus,s sepeien iinb. aber ses
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-10-03

General @pins ipra9 am 0onnerftag
Abenb Dor elmer 5abIretden 8eriammIung Dor
benz Staatsbauie bauptia9Ii6 iber Die Sis
nan5frase unO Die OfentIi9e S6uIO. Der
General beuabrte ii9 uub bel btefer @eIes
9enbeit als aus9eSei9neter unb intereiIanter
&eoner. Dies SaIent miien ibm ieIbf Die
ienisen 5useiteben, bic in ei~n3elnen 9unften
pon Tim abpei6en. Seine S9iloeruns Der
uerberbIi6en 5inanSpOIitif Der &epubIifaner
rpar belonbers pafeno uno alsemein fabli9.
Den Oemofroten le9te er's ans SerS BEL
ibrer SABINE gu iteben unb Die bemofratii9en
@anoioaten su anterItiiBen.
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bis 0efsseebung ieIbft Dem popuIGren @oupernenrs,
Ganbtoaten Drn. Ilen uni 200 Stinmen Il, Nranf,
In gpuntp pernue Itef.)
Tas mar sas geusnib bas bic o0isput6a
Srn. gonuerIe Dor einem Sabre CAB. 9o.
rlaIs lprad Der &ebacteur obne 3rpeifet feline
ehrIi9e neber5eu9un9 aus. Seute Iabt err
lid BON Der BarteileiOeni6aft uno Der Gors
Iiebe fur ieineu republifanii9en 8arteibruoer
GualiIb blenoen uno bemirft benIeIben Wonn
nit G9muB, ben er oamals ais ben tl6tios
ten unb ebrenwertbsfen @ouuernetrs=
Gan6ioaten empfabl. Gin Gommentar 1T
sanSlid iberfliiis. Der uerltanoise geler
wirS ii4 ieIbit ieinen 8ers Oarauf MAIDEN
fonner. 10
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Grit am Mittmoh H NroIioent 6or

= Grit I'M Mittpo9 1T 8raIioent 5apes
BON ieiner 8ummeItour mad @albinstOn gu.
rid9efebrt. Seinen Iebten sroben gmpfane
bate ct in 9ittsburs. @r lOa b09lt sufries
ben iein nit ben @rsebni1en ieiner &eiie UNI
fam nun auf ieinen 2orbeeren ruben. Oie
l9pere Inflase, oab er Our9 8etrus in's
Imt FAM bic er INNER wieber bOren
mub, fi6t i'm gar ni6t IN. .gr beiist einen
Quten WaQen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-10-03

Sn louisville bat bas pIobIi9e @r=
i3etnen Der @eiBel bes SIbens einen panis
i4en Sdrefen peruria9t. 9lm Sreitus
bra6te ieoer 3us SIii6tIin9e aus louisville
mad Cincinnati. Inns i9eint Der 8eri4t,
OaB $50 Sale in bet llmse6uns bes 2ouis=
pile uno NaibuiGe 0epots aussebro9en iino,
enti9ieoen dbertrieben:. i%noeIen uerlufIen Die
eridreften 2eute, Die bort pObnen, bic 2ocaz
Ittat maiienpeiie. IS tit bies Die StaOtses
seno, in wel6er ii9 Die meiiten SIi9tlinse
aus ben Sieberbitriften bes tiefen Suoens
nieoerIieben. Dime 3weifel i9leppten iie Die
Seu6e Elm. @lidIi9erpeiIe baben mir se.
sriinoete Sofnun9, baB Der gintritt faIten
8etters Der Plage RAID Elm Gnoe MAIDEN
pirb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-10-03

- Die Denotraten pon Naila9uletts biel=
ten am Mtttpo9 ibre Staatss @onpention in
Bolton uno ernannten elm politdnbises
Stautstidet nit S. 6. abbott ais Ganoibaten
fur @ouuerneur. Dte 8ei9luiIe ueroammen
ben 8eriud, Butler fir ben ganOioaten Der
oemofratii9en Yartei aus5useben, oils einen
8etrus unO fOrbern ale s~runbIabtreuen 0es
mofraten aut, BET ibrer SABINE gu lteben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-10-03

Gen. Grant traf am Nittpo9 wieber
in Baris Elm uno wurbe pom Geianoten Ropes
unb anoern 8erebrern an Der Station ent=
pfansen. Ra9 benz GiIen madte er einen
;ueitlnbisen Spa3iersans lber bic 8ouIe=
uaros. Ct IdBt fid's gut ietn in europa.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-10-03

General Noltte lit e~rtranft; er 3o9
it6 BET einem ManOuer cine grfaltuns su.
@r wiro na6iten Wonut 70 Sabre aft unb
obmobl er ii6 elmer 5aben Contribution err
freut, 10 1T bod in einem 10 boben Sitter nit
elmer 8ranfheit nidt iu ipaben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-10-03

Sronfrei9's Qiebes9aben fur Die
Notbleibenoen i'm Sioen. = Staatsiecretdr
Quarts bot pom Geianoten Nopes wieber cine
Senoung uon $4,000 fir bic NotbIeioenoen
i'm Suoen erbalten; einSel9lpfen in bieie
Summe iinb Die $1,000, pel6e Der NtarI6aIIs
9raIoent uno Waoame Mcllabon aus eieez
men Nitteln fir ben fran3oFi6en Sulfsfono
bei9elteuert baben.
(Deutl6lano bat bis ieBt nod feinen Sent
beioeiteuert. llno bod lit oer oeuti6e Ybi=
litter bel ieoer @eIesenbeit bereit, ben Slim
seIbeuteI mad amerifa beriiber3ureiden unO
in Amerifa gu betteIn. Nebmen tbun ie
germ, Die beuti6en 8riber ~ienieits oes g8als
iers, aber bas 8eben, baS l6bt ibre &naus
ierei ni9t gu. llno bod 9iebt es piele iebr
rei9e 2eute in 9eutI9lano, Die pobl 9eben
unO ii9 in ioI9en Saaen elm penls nobel
sei9en f0nnten, obne oaB otes ibr @elobeutel
lpiren pilroe.)
9as beut19e &et9 bat cine Commit
Iion mad Amerifa 9ei9idt, Die infer "a.
BATS teuer Sptem ituOiren ioa, iinte=
nal 8ismard Suit bat, OaiieIbe aud in
9eutidIano einSufubren. Darilber bemerft
Der uBaLt. Correspondent" ,@enn Oeutl9s
lamb flu9 it, oann Idbt es ietne Sanoe Don
benz amerifanii6en Steuer Splteme, Dem
~briidenOiten, aIberniten unb Oilmmiten, welz
DIES in Der san;en @eIt eriitirt. 0aHelbe
mag in einem reifen 2anoe, tpie &merifa,
mo ieIbit Der germite uno Spariamite i'm
8er9lei6e gu Dem Oeutiden Durdi6nittss
Ybtltiter Elm 8eri6menoer 1T, anuenbbar iein:
IN 9eutI9lano, benz 9fenni9Ianbe, ldBt es
it9 nt9t ein~bir9ern. Dem beutl6en8 auder
plro i9pinoIis, pent er bier anfommt unO
fur bas Yfunb &au9tdbaf, oas brlben boGs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-10-03

Gin Concert bas am Nontag IbenS
in @ilmore'S @arten in Stem gorf gum
8eiten Der @eIbfebersH otbleibenben seeeben
purbe, bat $4,000 Dollars absemorfen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-10-03

rabe neil Re 10 i&musis unh hbertrieben ma.
rem, beburtten he seinef WiperIesuns. Sic
,pibsrlesen fid uleImehr surd ihte eisene
gebdffise tlnseredtisf.it. Gin pfeil, Der
AZ idarf geipibt 1T, perpunbet nidt mnb mis-
elauben, bab Die ,Dredbatterien" bic ge9e,
6rn. Gonperie seridtet moroen finb, Inn
mebr senist ais seidaoet baben. 3as iei=
men @e9ner GnSlifb betrift, 70 baben mir
uns aud sesen ibn aler perfonli9en Wnsrtfe
eefinentIi9 entbalten, obmobl es uns on
MateriaI nidt sefebIt baben ipirbe. Sn benz
2eben zines Mouofaten, Der elm 8ierteliabrs
bunbert lang ieinen 8eruf uerfolst bat, Iabt
fid FIBER Wandes auffinben, r%porauf lid re9t
p~lauiible acknowledgement unb Ansriffe bauen
laIen. Sir baben aber ale iol6e @elesens
beiten sef,hentlid uermieben, neil es iid bel
Der Wabl zines @onsrebbeamten nidt um
perlonen, ionbern Dor allen Dtn9en UNI Mns
fidten banbelt.
Sir unterftlben ben bemofratiiden Gons
srebeanbibaten, nidt neil er gonuerie beiBt,
fonoern neil un5ere politiide Ridtuns i'm
Gon9re1e pertreten miro. Wir weroen 9es
gen @nsliib i~timmen, nidt neil er gn9llib
beibt, fonoern neil mir a%nnebn,en miilen,
bab er i'm Gon8reB bic republifanif9e
&i9tun9 pertreten unb NIT elmer
Bartei ffimmen wirb. Die Burger
i9ifen einen &eprdientanten mad benz Sons
greb, neil Fe ni1t ale mad @aibtn9ton
aeben fonnen. Ser &eprdIentant lit ibr
Steluertreter; er ftimmt fur tie. @aren
mir elm @epubIifaner, 10 piirben mir fur
Gnsliib ftimmen, ba mir aber Elm Oemotrat
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items ! Marf (etpa "a Cents iofet, so Gts.
ots Sl.60 bs5ablen ioa, unb sfpar I'M Gaters
laitoe oes 9uten Gabafs, no bic ,piroiniiden
Ntppen" madden unb aus eriter Sanb ee=
tautt iDeroen, mdbrenb Der beuti6e Sabrifant
le crit aus britter un6 pierter 9anb nit
S%ceanfra9t 8abns3 transport unb Oftroi be-
daitet erbdlt. 9eutI9Iano 1T bas 2anb Der
5au9er, uno es mar bisber cine quite 8olitif
Der 9t%e9leruns, Dem our9 Steuern Idner be-
orllften 8olfe weni9itens Oieien Sorsens
BREEDER, Die biaise gfeife, gu lufen. !3uoem
Ut oas 9an0e Sptem elm 10 ni9tsmtrOises,
ME es fem anoeres in Der MeEt 9ibt. Dass
lelbe s%rapitirt nod Dem MonopoIe; Der tIeine
Sabrltant obne 8apital miro BON oieiem
SteuersS piteme Sermalmt. Die enbIeien
S9eerereien benen Die arrnen @isarrens
NADER ~aus9eiett iinb, seben 8eusniB oaoon.
Mdbreno unter Dem 8e9ie-Spitem Die flei-
men Seute ipenisitens enti9aoigt peroen mlBz
ten, pilroe oas amerifanii6e Spltem pieiels
ben erbriiden uno gu 2obnIcIapen oes Wonos
polls MAIDEN, ur5dblise unabbansige fleine
Seute milroen ibres Grnerbs beraubt uno pom
Der Stufe oes Wittelltdnbes duf Die oes drm=
tten Yroletartats berabaeoriidt ueroen."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-10-03

Die @lerfs i'm Snoianers8areau
mIrlen, mad elmer neueren Orbre ses Secres
tdrs oes Sunern, bis fiinf nbr a~rbeiten, neil
Der @onsreb Die Iussaben fur bas Bureau
bei9nitten bat. @ir ieben uidt Elm, rparum
nldt ale @lerfs in allen Departments min.
beitens bis 5 nbr arbeiten ioaen, unb boffen,
oab Der Gon9reB nit benz 8ef6neiOen Der
8euiuigun9en fortfabren ipirb, bis cine ioI6e
4rbeits5eit notbmenb,s miro, um Die Bureaus
Sei6dfte gu erleoisen. Bon 9 bis 5 1br,
nit elmer Mittasspaule BON rpabri6einlid
elmer Stunbe, gu arbeiteh 1T mabrli3 ben
@IertS ni9t gu uieI Susemutbet. sic miufen
in ben meilten Yripats8 Bureaus Idnger arbei.
ten unb finb in iol9en ieoenfaIIs nibt better
be5ablt. Die ri9tise Ibeorie bel GIerfs mie
BET Sanbmerfern mare, baB Die &e9ierung
fur benielben 2obn bafelbe perlan9t, pas
BON YriuatIeuten ~perIanst mirb. 1oH 1H
or. .. Stsstg.}I ~.
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Gebt ,ur Wabl

unb bleibt auf eurem Soften, bis bic lebte
bemofratii9e Gimme sefaaen tit!
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Mm 0prabenc

Ser belize Wablfampf in Dbio nabt iid
raid ieinem Gnoe. Sdon I'M ndditen
la 9ienlfan. brn 8. Cftn6er.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Nov. 15.-John Iona;
& Co., chemical manufacturers, al
Jurow-on-the-Tyne, with a paid up
capital of $500, 900, have failed,
Their assets will probably realize
25 per cent. The failure occasions
considerable anxiety in the Tyne
chemical trade, which is in an ex-
ceedingly depressed condition, and
prices lower than ever before. The
only hopeful feature is that stocks
are low.
Young, Sislow & Co., ship owners
and insurance brokers, 50 Cornhill
E. c., and salt makers Fourteen
Andrew street, Bromley, E., have
failed liabilities, 100000.
Wilhelm, Priston & Co., of Ham
burg, one of the largest houses in
the China trade, have failed. Donner
4 Co., London, the merchants who
suspended Wednesday last, were
their agents here.
Switzerland did not denounce the
convention of 1865 constituting the
Latin Union because of any dissat-
isfaction at the proceedings of the
recent Paris conference. On. the
contrary, its propositions were ac>
cepted, subject to ratification by the
Chambers. The convention of '65
expires by limitation at the end of
70, when, unless denounced, it re
news itself for Is years. The
action of Switzerland will open the
way for the negotiation Of new
treaty.
EDINBURGH, Nov. 15.-The High
Court of the Judiciary has defn-
itely refused to admit to the bar
any more of the Glasgow Bank
Directors.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-16
Incemdlary Fire at Louann.

We learn from Postal CLERK r. NJ.
AnderJon that L)udon had an inceu-
diary fire after midnight Wednesday
night, which might have been very
destructive had it not been discovered
as soon as it was. The discovery was
made by parties coming on the packet t
boat from Kingston at about O'cIoC k,
and it was found to issue from the
building which Contains Capt. d. r.
Nelson's law office and Mrs. Denton 8
millinery store.
An entrance was effected by cutting
hole through the door. 1t was found
that a Fl re had been kindled in a ward
robe in the millinery sore and also in
the Office. Tue fire was extinguished
before any great damage had been
done, but a quantity of articles were
stolen. II is said that suspicion rests
on some parties, and an Investigation
Will likely be bad.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-16
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Nov. Is
"A fire this morning broke out in
the grocery store of c, E. Adams:
ON Atlantic avenue, opposite the
United States Hotel, which de-
stroyed that building, together with
E. S. Reeds drug store and resi-
dence, Lewis Reeds dwelling and
stationery store, J. II. SINNERS s
boot and shoe store, and the resi-
dence of James Reed. The loss is
from forty to fifty thousand dollars.
Edward S. Taylor, a painter,
fell dead from excitement at the
fire.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ia spe-
cial from Bradford says a fire
burned out five acres of the town,
The Theater Comique, Biddle
and ten buildings south of
the Comique Theater were dc
Soon after 9 o'clock last
night the alarm Of fire was given
and the fire department arrived
shortly after 10. The Express
office, ten buildings on Davis street
north of the Biddle House, Boward
4 Syfany'S machine shops, several
oil wells and large piles of lumber
were then burned. Loss between
one hundred and two hundred thou
sand dollars.
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sREEgEEAE. NSsEES.

Tue Low r House in }he next Gem
ertl A-sen,h in New York will lot
c"nrai" ID IN erals enough TO place
one on each "t he staudiug c..mnlit-
tees.
q T.. john \ Logan made gallant
fight for honest money ii he last can
v.ss, aud the Legislature Of Illinois
will Iecognizs his services by sendiDg
him back 20 the United s ate5 SeOal e.
General Butler has been interviewed
10y a reporter of the New York Trj-
bune, and claims to be greatly en-
cOuraged at the future Cf The Green
back party.
The GreeubackeTs claim TO have
polIed 877 900 votes ia The Oc ober and
November elections.
Sixty-four counties heard from in
this State give Judge Marks about
43 900 majority.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

GIBRALTAR, Nov. 15.-The
American brig Callao, from Phila-
delphia October Sd for Palermo,
was abandoned at sea. The crew,
with the exception of one person,
were picked up by the Norwegian
bark Arndal, from Baltimore Octo-
Der 4th for Trieste.
New YORK, Nov. 15.-The sur>
vivors of the crew of the George
E. Thacher, Captain Johnson, from
Boston for the West coast of Africa,
makes the following report: After
leaving Boston, October 18th, lat.
80 long. So, we encountered a hur~
ricane from the northeast, accom>
panied by fearful sea, which stove
a hole in the bow, and another sea
carried away the rudder, tearing a
hole in the stern and washing the
Captain and one man overheard. The
man was saved. but the Captain was
lost. The same sea smashed in the top
gallant forecastle, broke in the cabin
doors and swept the decks. At 3
p. m. the mizzenmast went over
board into the sea, smashing one
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VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, Nov. ia fire oc,
Cured at the Virginia penitentiary
early this morning which destroyed
large three-story brick building
over 200 feet long, in which were a
cooper shop, carpenter shop, shave
factory and machine shop. The fire
originated in the ingine room, and
was accidental. Another building
between the burning shops and
prison took fire, and great excite
ment existed among the prisoners.
1t was saved, however, and the
police force and citizen soldiers kept
perfect order. Not an attempt was
made to escape.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 15.-The election of
three life Senators occurs to-day.
The Conservative candidates likely
to succeed are Oscar De Vale, Bo-
napartist, said to be personally I'M
Objectionable; Count De Hasson-
vile, Orleanist, philanthropist and a
man of unquestioned probity, and
NJ. BaragnOn, Legitimist, who was
unseated as Deputy from Resces,
Department of Gard, and defeated
on the second ballot. The latter
was also a noisy and fearless
speaker in the National Assembly
and one of the promoters of the
climax of the sixteenth of May.
Much surprise is felt at his nomina-
ton.
What influence these elections
will have on the Senatorial con-
test of January, it is believed, will
be in favor of the Republicans, as
showing that the conservative par
ties are still determined and com
bined on anti>Republican candidates
and for war against Republican in
stitutions.
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Army officers generally think the
transfer would be beneficial to the
Indians, and many citizens of the
West, and particularly on the
Pacific slope, favor it. The Indians
prefer remaining under the Interior
Department. Congressman Boone,
of the committee, says: While the
Indians have undoubtedly COM
mitted many outrages, the testi-
mony before the committee shows
that they have been provoked by
bad whites"
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Ev> ax TEExGsKArsA
80 TOYS ssara os.

NEW YnRg, Nov. IA.
Money, 3. Exchange, 48l Gold
00B Grv-rum mt bonds strong; new
5'5, 53 3 a5e bonds steady.
Co>ton strong; middiing uplaud5,
9s: middling o. leans, %
FI"ur dali and heavy, slightly 10
b ysrs' favor; supeItiOe Western and
State, $3 25 ,3 G5; common to good ex-
ira Western aud State, So 75a3 50.
Southern Il III dull aud unchanged.
Wheat without decided change. Corn
dull, slightly in buyere' favor; 43a47c
for ungraded; Al, Tor No 3. Oats a
shade firmet; sole fur M. 3 COFFEE
dall aud heavy, stock r K 0. 73 600
bags. Sug.r qIIet aud unchaug ed;
refined quiet. M"lassts quiet and un
changed. Rec in fair demand aud
prices unchanged. Pork doll, in huA-
ers' favor; III -ss, IN spot, 81 IS; Feb., ,
50 90, family meA$, 50 20 Lard t"wer
and depressed; prime @te8m, 81 $6.279
Whisky about steady
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FIRE in tie Country.

We und sand that the dwelling
house "f MIR. Wood-"n Daniel, who
lives on Recorder Whites farm, near
tue river, helo" the city, was con-
sumed 10y fire last Wednesday. The
family were all away from the house,
as We learn, Except little giIl, v ho IN
dertook to kindle up a fire in the fire.
place, aud the kindIing blsZ3d up so
"a to SCI the roof on fire, by some
mears. She could do nothing, but at
tracted attention and help, and about
half the contents of the house were
saved.