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@a6eliae sparbamfen.

SOIt0n, 9, 6cbrnar. = DIE DSparbafli
BON Sapbenuills" (0tafi.) bat in 8olse bes
8anferotts ibres Brdfioenten Soel 9apaell
if)were Serluite erlitten uno perlaugt iebt So
tasige siinoigung BON ibren DepoittOren.
Der ySparaGnf bon 0or6elter" lopobl,
tute Der ySparbanf BON 8Ofport" puroe
beute bas fsruere 8etreiben Der 9eifafte rer=
boteu, iuDem man Die 4nltalteH fir iuiolpeHt
bdlt. Die Depofiten Der eriteren 8anf belaliz
fen fid3 auf $40, ,989 unO bieienigen Der leete-
rem auf 1892 ,06O.
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Geifera f1riinffp


3roD, N.z2)., 10. 5ebr. = 0as @ebdlOe
Der y5tnleS" itent Sur 3sit in Slammen, unO
1S is7 'e errdsegebamSe s oae. foee Up Somols
obne baSSrunOfiid $4,000, mabreno oos in
Oemslbeu entbaltene @iaterial auf 100000
9eidldtt wirb. IuBer benz @tabliiiement oer
ySimes" beftnben fif McGreerp & Sbielo's
6anpel8ihule, ba8 Siireau be8 3abnar5tes
De 9foB, bic Siireaus periAieoener Nooofaten
uno 2lr6iteften, ,pei Sutp'lierldoen &C. in
benz @ebduOe. Der @elamntuerlult miro
iid) d)perlid) auf meuiger, als 100000 be-
laufen.
8roofoille, Ont, 10. Sebr.-Stuart'S
@leBeret murOe beute friib burd einen Sranoz
filter auge5itnoet uno gum grOBen 5beile ser
fort. Der Serluf miro aui $40, ,000-50,0 900
deICh1bt
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SmiHbtiimc.

Sep@ef, 5la., 9. Sebruar. beute
bier ans @reptoWn an3elangte S6oouer u@eo.
9. Sonlec8" brad)te Die Dtaunihafteu Der
S9ooner ySenrp lSaoOington" uub vamO8
3. @arb8," SelOe bon Samaifa na6 86ila=
oelpbia beitinmt, melfe am lebten Sountage
in Der Ndbe bonn Sap 2ntonio ideiterten, bier
ber.
asburD.8arf, sc s., 10. 5Sebruar. -
Ser bon @eor9etOwn, S.~@., naf ytemzD DOrf
beitinlmte Sdooner vSbo8. q. Smitb" itran=
Dete I'M llnr beute Na6nlittag II Nteile
iiioli6 bon bier. Die Wannihaft purOe pon
ben 9euten Der 8ettungsftation gr. in
Si1erbeit gebra6t, nub man bofft, baS 6abrz
seua sur 6luth5eit ipieber fott 5u MAIDEN.
Der Sarge beitebt aus SaumwOae Geis,
SSDiritl1Dieu II. NJ.
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6asfnh0feae.

Dornes, Etnas, Vulkans
II. /. 10. fuerben auf Brobe su
reousirtem Brciieu oerfauft. ft.-1aseinrtdltunae
ponpo olr tenn Dc il ing uno Oi ioIica.
ale neuen uno au5erIeienen @tnrittungen ori9ine(=
Ter Sacon. neueroin9s oeruotonmnet, iinb jeBt 5ur
Qnitdbt ausseIteGt. a3ieirobren uno 8asetnridl=
ttins in alien ibren Yrand9eT. Sang neue Wufer,
aus ben beten iSa5riteu iorsiattg ausseWdbft. sIe
Gadben su m69lidit neori9en Breiien.
(Septi3,1 1Sj.a.2f) sSobm s.. Ssioo,
Wr. .163, @eft Sauetteit IT,. nabe Sorb'sSpern.
huuie. friiher bel s. y. 0apbioa & Comp.
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Nnd, eitt HIottet.

Baibingtou, 9, Sebruar. = 9roiedOr
6eurp mirO BON benz YrofeiiOr 60riter in Ser
lin benadri9tigt, OaB 6r. Balila am I. D.
NitS. einen neueu Blaneteu bon Der 10. @rGBe
entoedt bat.
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- Sm StaatSienate uOn Ohio murOe am
lctten Samrage cine Bill eingebra6t, tueitbe
perpronet, oaB aue 81 oan0eISretienoeu
fir 5irmcH anBerbalb bes StoateS cine
Staats GouSeiiiou 5u erpirteR baben. 9luF
IeOen 8eritoB gegen cas @eiee lit 500 Straie
por9eI9riebeH,
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sie MISREPRESENTATION.

8 a1btng Il OH, 9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bonn Shauplatc Der uWietrop polis- "Sataitroz
pie ergeben, oaB Gapitdn 5arriion begonuen
bat, Die 0eiden Der Spter aus5u9rabeu, nm
bieielben su iOentifi5iren. 9lle ibeutifiSirten
2eiden werben am 9ienitage noh NOriolf uno
BON bort mad philadelphia 9ebraht perOen.
90 q ibtn9to II, 10. Sebruar. - @apitdn
Saniion tele9rapbirt, oaB er bis beute Wtorz
gen i'm @anSen 80 Qei9en ausgegraben uno
ern1ittelt bat, oaB ben Serun9lidten alle
@ertbgesenitanoe, Our6 melde man ite bate
ioentifiSiren f0nnen, abgcuOmnlen ruorben
iinb. Der SapitGn briift Die 2lniidlt aus,
baB Die 8aubereien tbeil8 bur6 bic lleberle=
benoen Der &ataitropbe, tbeilS hurd Die Sits
ftenberuobuer ausgefiibrt murben. Gtlideu
nenigeu SelpObnern Der llmgegenb soft Ga=
pitdu !Sarriinn lobsnhe anerfeunung fir bic
6iilie, melf)e iie ben Sd)iffbrid)igen leilteten.
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Gin,uanOe giuBIano's 9eeen pic poracSdDGaaeme
GOufcreni.
Sie 8eriidte iiber cine 2laians stui=
idlett &mklett0 1tno Der 0fOrte.
Gnalano unp Scr artco.

9teue Sduierigfeiten Swiihcn reu 8iirfen
uno Qiontenegrineru.
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SQufetofte.

0ew.gorf, 9. 6ebr. $. 8. @apers &
Comp, Wianufafturpaarenbdnbler baben
fallirt. 8aifpa $4,000; glftioa uubebeu=
tend.
Bbilabe1pbia, 8 8ebruar. - Sn ei,er
heute ab9ebaltenen &erianmlung Der @ldu.
bigger Der falliten 5irma 6. s. Se1 & Sruoer
wurbe Gin @eifdit8auSweiS pOrgelegt, mad
meldem iid Die BaTua aui $173, ,112.04 be.
laufen. 8nl. so. @larf, pelhem bic 6irma
$500 i1ulbet, bat eiueu 6aft0efebl ge9en Die
Mitslieoer inter Der Gnflage erluirtt, bab btes
ielben @aaren inter ialid)en SOrpdnoen er>
langt babsn. 65. Iea uuo 3aDlor, Die 0tit=
alieSer Der Sirn1a, iteaten Siirgid1aft fir ibr
Grl6einen Dor @eridt.
Cincinnati, g. Sebruar. -0aS biefge
rSatbolil9e Snitttut" tit bancroft, uno EN-
llebertrasungszOo Oofuntent wuroe bente I'M
vgrobate" =@eridte ilieoerselest. 0as bauptz
5dhii1e @igentbum bes SntitutS beftebt aus
Dem @ebdllDe au Der @de Der Sine unS Song
porthitraBe.
@lepelano, O., 8. 6ebruar. : Die Sa=
badsbdnbler 9ebr. l5ua baben faairt. 45ai>
iipa $40 200.
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Gnropaii9e GabelberifJtc.
Ser ortcsttaltSd)e &rteG.
SSte RnBianS Die 9lbienoung Der
brttiid,em sSlotte saad &OnStauttz
nOpel etfnimntt.

Scr GtiidSug Der @rie6en ans 36eiIalier
mn GplruS.
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Selegrapltidle 9epeilells

-8erte Der naiioeiirteu Breiie' fur ocn rDeutj6en
Scrreipoubentsn".l
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0$rott0 1ttt0 0ef,ettSt,erl,fif.

g bitb y, Snt., 9. Sebruar. -0a5 gSobn-
baus bes tSrn. Sas. @mitb in Bort g8bitbp
puroe in Der uersangensn giadt tbsilneiis
our6 Seuer Serft0rt, uHO 6rou Smith fam in
ben SlQmneu UNI,
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9ie sGubso4 =0eatn nitratiom TIT
YtttSbnrG.

Y tits Il r9, penlll., y. SeDf. - Sa8
gSetter mar beute nid]t 10 giinftig, ais mill
ihenspertb, allein trobbem betbeili9e iidl bei<
nabe bic gauge SeuSlferung bon BittSburg
uub 9lllegbenp an Der auf beute an9eoroneten
S6ut,ol- Denomination. 8iele StGote Der
llmaeeeno naren ebeniallS in benz i2uge ner-
treteu, tpelder aus ull9efdbr - ,000-15,000
Yerionen beitano.
9luf ben in benz ;Su9e getragen.n Vanneru
befanoen ii6 inter Anoerem Die Snlhriften:
,,glmerita suerit uno banu gu9lano," Der
Gpnaref n1ub bas amerifaniibe 8olf nid)t
dIf 9leiben SUB nit erropdiiben 0eibeigenen
itellen," v,pir uerlangen ShnB ftr unlere
Snbuitrie," ySreier 6anbel in amerifa" &C.
@leid) ua6 Dem llmsuge murbe eine 5ablz
reid beludte NIB entbuiiaitlife Otaiienoerz
lammlung Dor benz Nusltellungs sgebGuoe in
anesbenp- -@itp abgebalteu. aue Sabrifen
beiber Stdbte feierten.
Die SerlamrlluH9 puroe um llbr burd1
Srn. q. g. gSaring 5ur Sronnug 9erufeH
unb Johann tn bret ein5elne Serlammlungeu
getbeilt, an ipelde aQe anipra6en gebalten
muroen.
Cine lange 8eihe 8eiolutionen pur0e ange-
n!o,illnten, neld)e se9en Die porgei9lagene 9a<
fl1olu proteitlren, auf Der Seibebaltung oes
elt l6 Sabre eriitrenben S6ubSolllpitems
oeliepen uno erfldreu, baB in oeler Srage Die
Shtereen Der Arbeitsgeber uno Nrbelter i6enz
ilt@ lelen. Gin aus ben Sertretcrn Der berz
lgteoenen 9elddfts5meige deficiencies 6iinf.
Se9Her-SoHllte fprlroe ernaunt, INN eine Dent
l9rt1f I'M Stnne Der 9eriammluna All eut-
merfen un0 olelelbe benz @onarcIie Ri iiberz
mltteln. QteraIf erfolgte Sertaauuu.
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spe3ial. .Moti3elt.
sur g,ad1rid,t jar edueioer,

Sur Eadrtdbt fur Sdueiner.
I1uSere pcrbeiierte Gsaid,iac jiir Sd,neioerars
belt nit ertra.srosem S,sd5e ift fir Sbre arbei,
bte bette i'm Wart,e 6eFnblihe Nlaitine.
Spreden sic sefdnisit i'm Bureau Der gompoanis
Dor uno priifeu sic beren Diaidine.
gSir nehmen feine Aeenteu Canrasssrs) In 0ienit,
ionoern laiien Die @ommonssebabren, ipelhe anoere
eompaane'n ibren gseuten 6eSablen, unieren Sunoen
ielbft Su @ute tomneu.
Die "sSeeo'id,e 1abmaSd,inem eompaanie, g"
SIR. 66, Noro>eb ebarlesIrase,
9ebduSe Ses "ebritItben SansItnss Sereins."
(34-7D
Ste neuen tiirftitben nuo ruiiifden eIeftr
daenttid)en, Werfuriai=, Sd,wefeis uno 9ampf=
bdoer tn Wr. 147, Saratoga, nabe GutatpffraBe,
inb lest fir Serreu uno Damen in ccer 8hGttaett.
(Sepil0, ,t2OteD
EiRe &arte
an ale, pette an Den SOlsen BON Sussnofitnotn,
nerpSler Stwade, gnttrdTtuns, Serluft Der gtan
nestrait &c. leeen, enbe i 70 # rel Elm 6easpt
bas fe tlrirt. 0ises sro6e Seilmittel puroe pon
einem Uiiiiiondr in Saoss!merfa entoedt. Stittetn
aSreIfrtes @ouuert an 0tep. SOieph s. 5nman, Sta'
tion D, SibezSoufe, 0.zg. Gitp.
(Sft.Si ,t&fp. i.o. .S.S)
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,Stftt1t0sNuM !"

8 maba, Nebr., 9. Sebrnar. - Ufaior
@alib fam geitern auf Der Re,le mad, Sttama
bur9 oieie Stabt. @r belireitet Die NnaQbe.
baB ySittin9s sSul" iid) nnldngit uuf benz Sc,
biete oerBer. Staaten befunoen babe, uuo atbt
on, oaB Der Siomr3 3Sduptling in 5olge elmer
alien SduBmuube gs.dbmt lei. Seine Banbe
loa aus nlr sebH 3elten beltsben uno onrd)z
aus ridt frieserii6 gefIumt lein.
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Sahnsltnfan.

long=S8lau0 0z@ tn, { 5, N.@g, 8.
6ebruar. = Ser BerionenSug aus 6lnIbiug
coltoirte beute Qbenb nabc 6unter'S 4Oint
nit etnem6radtiuge, unO ote gofomOttpe be5
@riIeren mrroe Dollitdnoig benoltrt. Otehrere
Yaiagiere mnrOen leldlt Derlett.
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0ertntss YyerhQnoI1t,toctt


y ber pellatiOn8q 8qcrtdt. -
Nnnapolt8, oen 8. 6ebrUar. October
2ernltu 1879 0teper gegeu Oen Curator
Stemart nno 0euonen, un0 umgefebrt; beiz
oetlettlge ArgumeutIrung i'll beiocu Broseiieu
Gir Stemort unO @enofieH ourd @. 6.
Sans Hno 5obn y. YOe). - 5oneS mioer
SOne5, Begluu Der Bl0looger&. 49, &rOnei$
9egeu 6arot uno 2luoere; 9etrtt Der lmteren
SnitanS beitGti9t. - Sir 0ieuitag, ben r.
6ebruar, 1T 9tr. 81 Der @encral 3egiltranoe
angeeet.
QSaiien< 8eri d t.-(Sor ben Rid)tern
Sngli8, 2iuOiaD uno SarrOQ) SIS erbielt
2Oren3 s. Sriuteuiteiu CUR &euualtng Der
perlOull6en 9iuterlaIienl6ait Don Sulame
Wtorgan gertdJltde 8ollmadlt.
Bunoe8 Be3irt8gerid)t. - (8or
6id)ter @ile5) 6ran3 Q8ingart, @apitdn
oe8 4ulternsSAooner8 ,Aoamantlue," grail
lame 8ebanOlung OcS Wtatroien gouiS &nOii;
$40 Strafe uebit Soften (5uiammeu $42).
Sta0t9erl9t. - (Sor 6ldlter Bints
nep.) StrObert ge3en Q8ieieuielo & Comp,
Nutra9 nltf eineu neuen Yro5eB; @uti9etbuug
oorbebalteu. - 6iir heute iiuO SIR. "a, IS,
"a, II, IT, 92, So, 96, SO, 80, 100, l01, 1902,
l03 uno 104 Der Pro3eB Jte9iitranoe anbez
raumt.
Common Ylea8z@eri6t. - (8or
Rlbter @areg.) Satbariue 8eunemann Qe=
gen Srani S6ott, 6On0Sinbaber, giureOe Qe=
gen bes Sertla9teu Replif; gnti6eibuuq Dor
behalten. - 6a6tel gegen Wiitbler, Qntraa
auf einen ueueu Bro3eB; bemiaiet. - Sir
beute iiub SIR. 167, 172, 1871, IS, 100, Ga,
1923, 120 un0 175 Der Bro3eBs, g&r. 2258,
1891 uno 2483 Ser Siit!rz8 8egiitran6e auqeiebt.
alz9erid)t.-(So Sberrid1fer
Srnmu \ SPu Observation-Disclosures iibsr,,,;oto,,.
Semitic 3tmnlermann, Angrifi auf QiQte Chap
man; 4rtbur Rloer, tbdtllheS Sergreifen olt
Hl53le 2Silllam5. - Sttirt: @om. Scott,
S9dtll9tett 9e9en emma 8alfer.-S S6ulotq
berInoenr aber nod uI6t ueru-theilt: 9lnoreln
green, Ell Sdmar3er, unanitGnoiqe Gnts
bloBun9 9e9en Seize 6ut6iu8. - Inter Trie-
oen8our9ld]ait geltelit; SameS @raOp, 4n=
9Ilff alf 5ameS @arncg. - 3urid9elegt: 8.
Sooolqno, EN- Sfmar5er, tb6tliher AuQrtff
Guf Ratn Sbcrioan.-&elobuBe nebit Soften:
Same8 sting, an9rifi auf 29m. BertS, IS;
Same8 9StiliamS ami Sanes &ouinS, 81. =
Staot9eidn9niBhaft; gSilltam SlaOe, NtiB,
9anolung @brtitiuu Srdner'S, cine l8Od)e;
anorem SadiOn, Elm Sfmarjer, Angriit auf
Den 9auttarb @Ouegen Soiepb 8ld)arolon.
5ebn Gage; 2lOam Sbomas, Elm Sfma3er,
auf Selter &oliuS, 3pei g9ohen; Benjamin
&hama8, 9teger, auf Die 5arbtge emma
Steluart, 0ret &8o6cn; SObn Jfoaie auf Saz
muel &baptH, brei lSoden; Solep1 gtalb auf
Charles Snitb, Oret 2Sodeu; Gbas. 8romu,
EN- S6marSer, Seriesnna be8 gte9er8 gSm.
0auOp nit einsm Nfeiier, orei 0tonate.
6eute ioQcn Die Shma5en 2Sm. Alon3O
0ftller uno Sofoh Smith wegen AM IL, AH=
quit 1877 9elG}ehencr @rutorSung 6ttnrib
@trbOlo'5 p-o5elfrt meroen.
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SIntt8s Ste6aHatre 1t, einent Yro=
iftt,tttonSh0ttie TIT V1tlaoelphiQ4

bilabelp ia, 10. Sebr. - Sn Scr.
BAL, 8ainbriogeitraBe, eiuem Der perrufenlten
YroItiMttOn5hduier in benz unteren Sta0tz
tbeile, ereignete it6 beute 9ta6mittag cine
Hauferel, uuO ais Die Bcli;ei in ba8 %Otal
einorang, ite1te e5 iid beral1s, oaB @nma
gromn, Die @tgentbiimertn, ourf pier ODER
iitnf OfeHeritt6e an perl6ieOeuen SOrpertheilen
0erlebt iporben mar. Gin gemIlicr 9Sn.
Roipan par burd oa5 Ser; 9eitoden lporoen
unb ltarb auf oem gSege na6 Dem 6opitale.
lleber Die llriad)e beS Samples fam 9fld1t8
in GlTuhrung gebraft peroen, tnoem oa5
Srauem3immer @mma Sronn ale NuSfunft
DerUeigert. Q8dbrenb Der 4uiregung DerIam=
nlelte itd) etue SanOe perru!ener @larafter Dor
bem 6auie, iueld)e mebrere 0iebitdble ueriib=
ten llrtD Die BollSei on Der Ausiibnng tbrer
Bftd)t perhinoerteu. 9(ae I'M oaule porgez
fInoenen YerIonen lpurbeu Oerbaftet. QQeS,
mas bis iebt iiber bic SragOOie ernltttelt lit,
beltebt in Der 9lugabe elnes Der @efangenen,
mel6er nittheilte, baB Roman uno gmnta
Sromn BON elnem geiuli1en Salenttne oerlpun
bet tpuroen, nelder lelne 6udt beluerflteQl9te,
ebe Die Yoli5et anlangte.
@mma Sromu befiuOet iid bente I6enb in
frttiidem 3uitanoe.
8atbiclbafter 500 ctmes 8eiftli6en.
Yroutbence, RA..S., 9. Sebr. - 2Sie
beretts gelneloet, iprlroe getern ote led1e elneS
Dtannes, Die man fir Die beS 8eiitlid)en u.
u. Ssgooo BON Soion bGlt, aus benz 0afen
bon Stonugton geSogen. GS rubt lrgeno
eiu @eheimniB auf Oieler lfiaire, oa 0r. S5~
9ooo eiu Sidet poul9tetp Dort iiber Die Sto-
ntngtonz0inte bate, Delhes er uorgeltern in
Bolton faufte. .lnitatt burhSureiien, bleb er
in Stonington uub re9lltrtrte etHen 9tamsn
mi ySceansS Soule" uuO bat, OaB man ibn
OtOrgen8 IS llbr tuede, nm nit Oeut6ritb3uge
mad Solton fabren 5u fOnnen. @eitern Otor
gen fano man iein 3imnter leer, uno CT batte
So 5uriidgelaiicn, UNI lelne Sotelrednun9 3u
besableu. 4n lelner Berlon purOen fetn 9elo,
feline llbr ooerSette gefunbe1, obgleld) ild) eth
lhri6liiiiel in ieiner Sai6e iano. Seiu5anO@
tofier pirb pernliBt, ob9leid] berShliiiiel ba5u
geIunben tuuroe. lu ieinem 8Grper ftnoen
Iid feline Spuren elmer erllttenen @epaltthat.
Dtan mciB nidlt, slt rpelder Stunoe Der ytad)t
er bas 6otel perlaiien bat. 0tientanb bat i'm
peg9ehen ieter. Der Seritorbene binterldBt
einen Sobn in Soiton, Der ebenfallS Elm Brez
biger lit, unb OH ben rpegen beS Sorfall8 tele=
9rapbirt muroe.
Nioroperlt1 tauo Selbftmoro.
gSatertomn, N.z0., 9. Sebruar. - Su
Maiena, N.~O., feuerte 2amrence @rowlep
beute Morgen orei @9iHe auf Qpman @lart
ab, obne beuielben jeoO6 su treffen, unb ifoB
iih Johann ielbit cine Suael bur6 ben Sopf.
&romlep lebt nod, fam ieOO4 nift 9erettet
merbeu. Otan bdlt i'm fir wabnfnnig.
grano 1tno 2ebenSperlmit.
gSbitbp, Ont, 9. Sebruar. -0as gSobns
bans oes Srn. Sas. Smitb in Bort g8bitbp
ipuroe in Der pergangenen gtadt tbeilmeiie
our9 Seuer Serft6rt, uaO 6rau Smith fam in
ben Slammeu UNI.
sSeuers briinIfe.
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Satertopn, N.=9., 9. Sebruar. - Sn
MaHena, N.~O., feuerte 2amrence @rowlep
beute Dforgen oret Sdiiiie auf Qpman @larf
ab, obne benielben iebof 81 trefien, unb ifloB
iif Johann ielbit eine Suqel our6 ben Sopf.
@roplep lebt nod, fam jeOo9 nidt 9erettet
merben. Wfan hGlt ihn fir rpahnitnniQ.
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0on0On, 9. Tebrunr. Der rGcOnomilt"
uertiinoet, OaB ole amerifauiihau g8ertbpa=
pierre in 6olge Der 5uuebmeuOen 98ahrideiH=
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MORE DISHONESTY.
! Corporation Official Embezzles
100000.

LAWRENCE, Nav 10. George r. Waterman of
Andover, assistant paymsster of the Pacific Mills,
was arrested, to day, on the charge of embezze-
ment OF 100000. The embezZement was dis
covered last October, but Waterman promising to
make good the deficit, no proceedings were taken
against him His real estate having been assign
ed to the col posation proved insufficient to cover
the amount embt zzled, hence his arrest. lie
holds bank books representing a considerable
sum, but his wife refuses to transfer them to the
CORPORATION.
A later despatch says though every effort has
been made by Wstermans friends to secure bonds
they have thus far been useless. He thinks it
will not take less than S2j 900 bonds. None of
his friends appear willing 10 risk that amount. 1t
appears to be the determination of the authorities
now that they have been allowed to proceed TO
push the case to the bitter end, aud give the EN-
bezzler his deserts. He is still confined in the
police station, aud is gloomy and Respondent. He
appears to dread some new disclosures. HIS fam
lily are IN Andover, and are deeply grieved and
astonished vt his arrest.
by some the opinion is held that since Water.
man made all the restitution 10 his power, further
proceedings should be stopped. but the majority
Waterman in some respects may be regarded IS .
victim of circumstances. Had the amount en-
bezzled been returned he would not now be under
arrest. When he agreed to settle with the Pacific
Ills corporation he gave them S29 600 interest
which he held in the firm Of w. III. Pierce 4 Co.
of Boston, and $1,000 interest which be had in .
firm IN this city. Since this paper came into the
bands OF the corporation, both firms have become
bankrupt, aud the Pacific has not been able 10
realize ythiny from ethel quarter.
Waterman was visited to-day by large number
of friends. He has employed +. I. Burey as his
counsel. The case comes bt fore the police court
Tomorrow
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4 i in this matter correctly represents the senti-
ments and opinions of the people of this district
This our correspondent will learn should he for a
brief period come out from the shell of his ''cbild-
less wealth." and condescend to mingle with the
common herd Of humanity.
Filthy and lastly we assert distinctly that it i.
entirely competent for the district TO adcise the
directors. This they did. 10 the most emphatic
manner, in the annual school meeting held on the
27th of April when over 800 intelligent voters Ie-
corded their wishes. That WAS the fullest express
zion of the people Of the district have vet had
Does our correspondent pretend that the 80 per-
sons voting at the meeting last Wednesday, shall
be regarded as the dist1ict-or as the voice of
the people OF the distrct-snd the deliberately
expressed wishes Of the three hundred be set aside
Have the voters of the district any rights p
mournfully inquiries our correspondent. That's
just what we would like to know. la seeking for
light to guide them in their duties. shall the direc-
tors turn to the vote of the three hundred where
in they recorded themselves IN favor of the exer-
else of the usual liberal policy towards the schools
or to the vote of the twenty-five "childless
wealthy" The question answers itself, and here
we will leave the matter and if our correspondent
has any more conundrums to propose we will try
to answer them.
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The next bill was one appropriating $500 for
payment to Richard Heater of Virginia for value
OF stores and supplies taken and used by the U s.
army.
Mr.. Keifer advocated the passage Of the bill
stating that Mr.. Heater had been ioyal eli through
the war, and had son in the Union army.
Mr.. Bragg Of Wisconsin, opposed the bill. He
had been in Virginia during the war, and had
never heard of citizen of that State loyal to the
Cnion Loyalty in a Virginia regiment was 10y.
atty to Virginia, and not LOYALTY to the federal
government.
Mr.. Thompson, resuming the floor, argued in
support OF The bill and asserted that the republ-
can party had been in regard to these war claims
generous, liberal, magnanimous.
MIR; Bright took the floor to close the discus
sion, but at the solicitation of Mr. White Of Pa,
he yielded minute to that gentleman
Mr.. White thereupon, in more excited man
ner, even, than he exhibited few minutes be-
fore, took up the same subject and summoned be-
fore the House the ghastl skeleton of Andeis SON.
vile and other Southern prisons, but denied that
he had any desire to stir up angry passions. As
he became more excited in his manner. gesticnlat-
ing vehementy and moving across the floor to-
wards the democratic side, he was greeted from
that side with jeering shouts. At the top Of his
voice he declared that he ready to meet the
issue raised by the gentleman from Virginia
Hu oton).
Mr.. Vance asked him whether he had been in
the Southern army.
Mr.. White scornfully answered in the negative,
but said be had been in the Northern army, aud
had become prisoner of war in the hands of the
Confederate army. He therefore knew what he
asserted, and be repeated that Union men from
the valley Of Virgins and from Eastern Tennes-
see, had been deliberately starved 10 rebel pris-
ons.
Mr. Eden and other democratic members claim
ed that Mr.. Whites time had expired, and the
chairman so stated.
Mr.. White, however, paid no attention to the
lntimation, bat continued amid q storm of objec-
tous, calls to order, &c.
Order WAS with difficulty restored, and the dis
cussion closed, and the committee and re-
ported thr bill 10 the House, with q menda
ton that it lass.
The bill then passed ard the House soon adj
jouIIed.
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Maine Rase Rail Gossip.

Belfast is ing to the front with good club.
paper 10 that city says "Our crack nine will
enter the field this season in much better trim
than any previous year and will sharply contest
the championship of the State"
The Skowhegsn boys are getting ready for the
summer campaign. A club has been organized
in that place with Mr.. f. F. Farbrother as cap
tain. The men well picked and have organ.
lied for work. An association is being formed to
back the playing nine.
The Mohswks and Quick,teps of Bath are two
good clubs. They played Wednesday with vic.
tory for the former to IA.
Fsrfeds nine i. a very good one.
The Monmouth boys have pluck if they are not
first class players, and for young team fair
players.
Away up in Aroostook base ball is going this
year, and several good mines will take the field in
that part of the State.
The Augusta club feels encouraged with its new
captain, Warren Taylor, formerly captain of the
Lewiston nine.
The Reds of Portland, are said to have the
handsomest looking men in the State.
Maine this season will have many more clubs
than il did last.