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eost BON trGeno etner anoeren urIadte bsrvGhs
FeH uWo uon Lan8erem Ooer tiirs
aercm Seitamoe iein.

Sudu 1T elm an9enebmes GeismitteI unb 3ontcum.
oos Den appetit I0roert, te6elfeit uno BldhunacrI
belclttst uno ais lrin, uie ais S1ueis treibenSes
Utttel mrtt. SeIne g8irtuHg au Die Blaie bel @riee
Wcnn Die Sorteberbriie ertraatt 1T cine bodit 6eires
oigenoe iDdbreno iidl oas SuduzGrtrnft beiShmSd1e
Der 0e6letSz z2berfSeu9e, einerSoqe Der SeIbfIb6n=
Dung, olele5 BllheS Der arInen ertarteten UlenIha
belt, Der Slele pon ImpOten3 uuo BerQu Der aPiFiz
Gen uno forperiiden GrGfte, as einen mabren &eaen
erDieen bat. IS 9at aud bet Seoen oeS Diaaens in0
Der 9tngepeoe, BET 6rondem 0tbeumattsmus upG
Sauttranthcten Die 9Iidlt6iten Jteiultate erselt.
Stele5 Rrdparat mrO pom elnem Sbentrer SubeYetz
tet uno 1T elm be6euen0 con3erirer artifcl oes dIz
it9en 8uqubldtterz@ @rtratts, init anoeren 8enan6=
tbetlen oerbunoen, I'M auI Iieren SlaIe uno Die
Ssntnor9ane Bu urten, ale @nSdnounaen oieIer
2beIe 9u beietl9en,. encn geiIuoen I6fus aler
Semmnille Oon oEeen DdDtigen Suntttonen oes
menlbitben SpItems Su peraniaIien, bic Ratllr
IN tbr atbor9es CSceiie Su brin9eu, Die erIopften
uno mlBOroudten pb1lIi9sn Srdie beoer 9eihlebte
Bu idrten, @rleS6Ilouna poTSubeI9en uno por6unbez
Een 9rteS gu entlerneu, 10 oaB l6mabe, neIo61e
blaiie uno eutirdiete BerioneH ourd ben Gje6rouI
oe5 Dfttels bato Strait, 6ar6e, Erii1e uuo allten
U(uth pieoeretaHaen. n Der BAT 6efbt ICin lrtis
tel i'm 0etBethHthc Der ArSHemitel ioldbe Seils
trate sur 2SteocraurlhGn9 elmer ourd 0ierens uno
SlaienzSctoen 8etto9Cnen uno erIdOplten @onltitua
ton, Dte o!elcS. 8e Srauen6ei9neroen, Die an unb
iiir b bOn i@lUdteH un0 eri10pien 1T ouS U{ittel
tsionoerS an9epaBt unO iHGift ioiOrtige 2jnberung
uuo 6e.iung.
2Bie ourdb 3au6er nrft es be peiRemTsluiTe. Sorns
6eibDsr6el ooer ir9enoeiHer @ue9ung ODER @nt3iinz
6unq Der SluIe o0er yeren. IS entbalt feline i80Iis
den SrogueH, idlmedt augtnebm un0 tann obne Rift
tt a oGS 2Seer o0er SerUtgun9 in Ireier guis einz
genommen iuerocH un0 erregt teinen Gtel.
va eS pom anem erIabrcnen @bemiter su6ereitet
mro, 10 onten Aerjte bel etnem @jebraUde uno Ieis
ner 9mpiebuH9 III ibrer 4raris o15 oollte Sertraen
be9en; e5 plro tets aus iriiden 9uu= 8ldttern uno
III ueIner nh INNER 9lelh bei5enoen yorm anseIertet
Sauce in Gr, 1913, SSeItsSaItimereftraiis.
(tSebr. .26IS)
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N-lIE'5@I j, ,IN IU+IIs IsUsX& "
1IIoeue Qloer ooer Ssdmprsb0iSeu!
Dor,iiglibe 6elr9enbeiten
gum Ssauie umo @astamid,c bictem iidl III oe'
Orunoeigeutbnms Snrle

U. ". s, II i'm 6sbanDe Ses nstn,ericau."
90
3weihofises s3tcseliieinhaas an @reenmounts
bem 2anoc Su Dertau6en.
sine Sarm pon IA adern in Diorson gountp,
Wef=Sa., fultiotrt, 9e3en Staotgruno6efb ausiuz
tauIhen.
3nei breiitodise S3ieaeitcinbauier on InnitraBe
sesen G'runoEhf aGf Dem 2anoe ober aauimannsz
fpaaren Su uertaui6eu.
Biaise Gpnoitorei unb 9lnStetu= Gallon an Weits
Baltmoreitrase nit 9utem Abiote.
3met treIfltde gScBnbauiet an yioro.Frenontitr..
oreiItod9, 5u oertauen ooer geaen Elm Out in Yennz
fplpanien ober Warplano Su pertauiten.
farm NIT 100 Gdern. Slau9rds. porSiigltb tulti=
pirt, In SeiferiorzS zSountp, gSeitzs5a.
1000 Wder in SSapnez@ountp, gSelts8a., NIT
ben bsften &obenldnoereien oes &anoes.
Dreifodises 5ieGelneinernes &satt8 NIT Faben an
ShsSapettenraBe gesen @rnnobeFB nabe Der Stao
gu nertauiten.
Sreitodiges sSieaeISteinbnus an Sitzgn(timore=
Stra6e nit alen mooernen Scr6eilerEn9en srunoz
stHSfret billta 3u petfduien. (Se6rl i2Ite' &2p)
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geratbunaslofal: Scr. 1872, gtpro zGutt

SeratbungSlotal: 9tr. 1872, gtprN =Gutamlir.
Der srose Snoianer= SrduterzOoftor 6ehonbelt NIT
grfol9 aGe troniben &rantleiten hes Srns, Salies,
Der eunse oeS OtagenS ser eeber, aeren, Biaie bes
Ser,ens mnb ie6e uuorbnun9 i'm JieruenIpiteme,
gfropbeln, Ssrebs. 9eihDuif, Sanbwurm, sterpoiis
tat unb ale 6roniien uno atalen Seioen beiber Sc.
fbletter Or. eiuerpool, Der grobe 5nbianerz zarau:
terzSottor, SIR. 1872, yanro=tsntatuitraBe, beban:
nit poatommenen grioi9e, mas Sunoerte be5euser
fonnen. gSerit be bieIen bas Sehen unter9rabenoeI
aeioen ten @elb mebr ipes, onSern befutbt unS 5eb
guh BON beien NeruenzGrihlafiunae beien, mad
bem aQe anberen aerste @ud nidbt been sefonnt. sd
modte @ud Die s5br sud iene Batentz Uteoisnen bab
birtbabt, ,suruien: tannGuf turren. "Seratbun9s
Gtunben bon friib bis glbenos Hbr; Sonna9s
gum Seiien Der ar6elten0eU aaie uon friib 10 bis
9fadmitagS llbr. (Oidr59, 3aRte, ,iaSD
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Gin Sauberer semperems=etpof

6. Slime, ein beruor-ageuOer 3empereu5 a9i-
tator, puroe geitern &beno in Wtitdel unter
Der Nufla9e perb 1ftet, eineu i6aubli9en 2u=
griff auf Gliie @ibIing, eiH iun9es Dienlt<
mdo9en in Dem 9auie, no Slime lo9irte, per.
iibt Ill hQben.
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Neae Nm3etgeM.

S5taOt=9DmmifiasesS SlreaM.
8alttmorr, Den is. 8idrB 1878.
Setne9eIte Nu1cbote meroen in 6teiem Slreau
bis 2RtttDpd1, ben 3. glpI. 9labmitta9s u6r entz
ge9en4enommen far Die Steierung BON SFIieSplatten
aui oIe Saner eiRes Sabressnad SpeJifitationen.
Au6 fur oteSteieruHg Oon bcIaiidJen 8I0 Gen,
penn er1otoerltd, tueldIe jtpiid)en Die ReibeH
ocr TlteSpletten GeIegt uerOen. Sp3iftationen
tonnen IN bteiem Sareau eingelebtn merotil.
SaS 9teft, trqenoein oOcr ale an9ebote gu pers
tpcrten, Ulro oorbebatten.
t66-8) G(crs bsS gtaSt 9ommfi,ars.
SStaotzS SpmmiNarss 93iireau,
~ alt mo ore, ben IS. DidrB 1873.
VeriteaeIte Mugebptc fper0en In bieiem 9iireau
bis DtittDOdl, Den 3. Gpril, yiabmittags ubr ent=
aesengenommen itlr Die 3teterune BON &iIen=
plGtten fur SuiIenIberaaree ailf ole Sauer
eines SSabres nah Spebtfitationen.
Die an9ebote meroen i'm SNreau oes 8iirgermeiz
Tiers an oemIcIben Gage seoffnet. uno oas 9iedt,
T9cnoetH oorr ale an9e6ote Su perDerfen piro porz
belalten. Subn +. Spole,
(b6-S) Sterf beS StlotzSommif1Ts
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9er st. 0atridstaa u, Gamaoa

Ntontreal, II. Mdrs. s.-Gtma 5000 Mit=
glieOer Ser iril9 fatbolildeu lluiou bielten
beute sur Seter bes ct. Yatridstages eiuelt
lIn1Sug burh Die Staot. 9lus 46tun9 fir
Das 9(noeufen oes peritorbenen 8apites uub
neil Der llm3ug gegeu ben aus6riidli1en
gSunid) Oes 8leru8 erfolgte, betbeili9te fi6
feiner Der irtI9en National=Sereine an Ser
Seier. Si8 ipdt beute abenO lparen feline
9fuhrit1runoeu pordefalleu.
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'aHce'8 3HIammengeieeten Unborn sprup
NpOQtmariS
Ratiirli6es
Mtnfral- 40 a GGrr.
Sie GOnisin Oer Safelgetranfe.

Sn 9ogefl @r9oe mOullireno.
5r. 8 Ysitner, sSotberaiu, 9ouoon: nq,os ma.
gejeId1Hete Qponars; elm entSidenheS CSetySrt j,
Vrof, 3. u. 8anflBu, ct. Georae'S SoSnitnI
Souoon: -Sebr mouiiiren0, eeiinb un6 nbfnGnt
rein; allen anoeten gBdiiern il6ereaen.s
Or. W. Saoen Soremus. uQblolut rein uph os
luno. beiler tar ben !dglihen Gehraud oIs S5ns
anoeren gAoeg Srei BON ulleu 9nn1en S,,n,s, v,1'
neld1e 9eaen oaS @roon o0er aenqn hie f,inftfiK
Iaoulitreno 9emahtcn Baiier eIboher fsrhen - ~
Or. Yetet 5000, praiioent DER os,srfs' gpsSieoE
Soetetn" &c; nSorsi9idler, ais @idbn 1rrh GnIs .
Beter squire, F, l., s.. Gheuifer 5Ihrer spof
.: &ontgin, 10. NuEaoe oes q tCSTapazioy 10
the bTastSh PhdrnlacOI OeiG - ,glIfbfiternh !.
gut 9eaen 3rGntbeit, rlnueroauld)tes unS 8erIitft
oes AppetitS," 0'''"''
AaeRantara, F.R.C.S., C.S.J., Gbiruro an,
W WthmtnitersSoIp., &onoun; ,65ellinSer unS
Trn1enoer, 1Is Sooaz ober SeleerzgBaier
Sermann Weber, NJ. D., +. R. c. P, IrRtnm
oeuttpen 5oip., Sono on: ,g}on 6rokem
SSeftae bel gtetgun8 gu Slojeniten uno &atarrb
Der Slaie uno Atbmunq9or9aue angenebm un6
Sr. GEO. ReuItas, Baltimore, Ulo.: .Utoufrenbeg
uno err,itenoer, ais lrgeno elm aRoeres Otineral~
nafer, 9efoI9t BON aus9eSeidneter gBirfuns bel
Opspepfe."
9teOrrih De parp Il Comp
0r. Al ttno 43, 2Sarrcn Strai;e.
See 10 y orf.
aleiniae a9enten fir Die Der. Staoten uno Gonaoa
Hu Oerfaufen bel SSaaolerH, 3roeerW
uno 9lputbefern.
Sebe ddjte EIaid)e trd9t Die gel be gtite.he
(SeDt24 ,tS. .Dion& pnn4p)
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8er1trtbetlmng cites eetrtieertidjesa
StaOtsS6ld sttteiffcrS.

Gbica q 0, 16. Wdr3 3.-Ole @el6Dorenell
in bemYroSeiie segen @rzStabt=S S9atmeiiter
0auio u. Sage, angeflagt, Die Start in 1874
nm s5O7, ,7O3 betrogen SI baben, gaben beute
einen Bahripruf ab, lpelder benan9eflagten
sur 9fiiGeritattung Der unteribla9enenSumme
unb 3ablung elmer @elobnBe BON 81 1,000,0 900
perurtbeilt. Inter ben Siirgen OeS @rsStab
meilters befinben iA Die augeiebsniienSitracl
Der Staot. Die anrpdlte De5 9lugeflagten
beautraateu et1ten nellen Broseb.
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Qnlten! Qnlten!! 0nlt Gull!
SM,nIuaSmMt
N'tNN " 0"I""'"NttIbSlS
u D o + u s 9 y I. u !

u
Dag 9site, Dem Yub'nm sebotene Dtittci segen Suffer,
@r.6ttuHg, Observation-Disclosures 9unacnid5mddl, >
AusBegruns uno aae 9eoen oe5 pafes uno Der gunae.
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Guropaii9s &abeI6eridte.
Ser SrieSens 0ertra9 ratifi5trt.

Gine SOriuartsbepegltn9 Der ruiiii6en
3ruppen bel 8OntantinOpel.
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gpe,ial= =Woti,e,t.

Gtmem Yeenrtmisfe abeeboItem.
&enns's Smeis:3bee=8sidbait,
SdoDefts @deoer Sanooer=unb9 b9amb en-.
Strase.
Becentenoe Sreisberabicbnna fur RafJee!
euter 9eroHeter 8to..,...-. ...2o unb % @ents.
Seiiere q uaIttdt beS bees,
oenn e Suoor
6elner ! m pertal. ......... 81, 40 uno 30 Gents
Selner y oil n9...... ...,... 35. 40 uno 90
Gle9anter S O pa mi i'd er ......... 30 uEo 60
Sotta9l'Wer III ger y peo ...6U cents, oer oe't
unh bilisHe 96ee i'm Niartte.
alte SortA0 3uterSum @tntaufspreile
SeaselbetT, ipeiBer unb 9, sranulirter 10, Stndz
bensSut= unb putpertirter 3ufer t01 eents'
s. ,. &ennp,
Siotpeftz@6c Der 9erinstpn= nno @reeiz
Strase uno Suomefts@de oer ssa=
65,1,7,s3f) mooerz nnp 6amosn'traBe'
inoer= 9S a gen
oller sorten uuo greiie bel
Scnrn s6Wars,
Sir. Ell, GSet Baltimore,
fgRar,i4. 3pite, ,Donn& Nionf) nabe @baresitrase.
al. neueu tfirftidten nno rufHid1en eIeftro.
tsr,;sd,en. Wserfuriols; Sf,tpeieIz uno Eampfs
haoer in Ir 147, satatosas, nabe gutamfrose,
snh irst fir Serren unb Oamen In boiler Ehdtiafeit,
WV ~ (Sepit0, ,12Wtef)
9as tpnnoerbar spirfemoe SsantmitteI
SuIph d e Of A . e n c u m.
Ninnen, glhtben, 8euIen uub oGe 5autausidldse
ipereen u beoin9t 9eb eilt; 81 bas Badet; nit
Der Bot suseidbidt. IRan ienbe 8ozS Sifice=stempe
far Bampblet ne5it @c6raud
Sr. Sobre Sc Sontp., Rr. 66. Sh=Sapetteitr.,
(Se6r20, tS.i.a.2.) Baltimore, DO.
Gtne Rarss.
an aae, tpel4e TN ben 1oi9sn bon Susenbihnbsn,
nerp6Ier Samdde. @ntfrdituns, 8eruf Der Wtan
nestrait &C. Ieben enoe it TO emf rei elm Resept
bas ffe furrt. Sieies srose Seilmittel tpurbe BON
einem Wiiiiondr in Sh5Samerfa entbedt. Stidt elm
abreiiirtes @cuuert on fsu. Soiepb &. Snmar, Sta.
tion D, SiblesSouie, gf.=g, Gitp.
,i.a.3.D
0iilSene 9foer ooee SeIn,prrhntoem!
Or. S. %. De Iitts OlitteI 9epdbrt unfell6are
Seilung pom 6tnoen, blutenoen, id)tuarenoen uno
iudenoen Sdmorrboioen; es ipiro Die Seiluns zines
jeoen aud nod 10 alten en9euurSelten Sales saran@
tirt, menn ber Gatient BEN @ebraufsanweliunsen
frens nad,tomnt. IS iuirt perubigenb, Oeri6afft
nath eiuer Gniuenoun9 ofort ginberuns unb bemerfz
ftelliet polise Seiung in furSer 3eit Die Blaite
mirb gu 80 9ents pom Npctbeteru perfauft.
Safob QBalb, ernannter N9ent
(Dts5, ,3Dite, 8, 50 in Baltimore.
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WteOtjtntl9e YlM3etgeA.

GNnurp'S SWiammeH8efestes (tnffteeS
u"Vt SudusVrtratf
(DiosmR Crenata),
etn r1cotiiniidIes graparat aus sSud)u, UYU
TRSI, &ubeben, gSadboIoer 9eeren
aim. jur raidIen SseiIun8 auer
ytiercu= uHo St6ieHs
SeId)meroeu.
Bon euem &bemiter Bu6ereitet.
&S eTthGIt feiu QuedIiGber.
DteIes eon1enrire Suammenseiebte Budu grtrat
tft oaS bette piitteI in Der gelt aeaeu
ollie Srantbeiten Ooer
gesoen Der
8taie, ytieren g8aferiu6t, 8laieusries,
SonOrrb6e, tpetBen Slug, 9arHbei6mer.
ben, StOdungeu un0 ale Sranfbei.
ten unb ShmGden Der Sc
idlebt8 Srgaue, m69su
lIe IN Der Contribution
ihren llriprung
hQbeu,
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S,tste,t 1ttS (srf6ft,,,1o .


Suften fam, iuenn CT nidlt 5u IaHae 1e0auert,
lnent9en StlnocH un0 oet LANCER Odlcr in einiqen
Go9en 6eeitt9t lUet0en @rtGung, ipie be6enflid ne
ail6 leln mGa, ldBt f9 NIT @rotg betdmpfen, unb
nur ietteH brtu9t oer Sprup teinen giuben. Dl0ae
ie6er mt Suiten ooer @rtdltuug 9ebaitete id ob1e
SerSug cine 5lGibe mt
9ance'S ulammen9eleBtem Unborn Sprus
oeri6affen
S1fIct oic &tnOer 1tf6tt
bonn Geu6buftcn ODER bduti9er Brcune oeondft turrs
Den! Dit iabrt Die Serna6ldif9ung eines um6e0eus
trnoen buitens bel encm 3inoe Bu 5eoenf(idIen SoIz
gen. &en SlUo brdlldt Der SrGune All erlieapu oher
nut Dem Srantbelt5teine IN einem SuIteme ouistz
Uotien. Sebt prompt uad oen tleinen giebIinSen
nno 9ebraudt telne GHoere Gr8ne ais oen 6amtlitns
ireuno;
panee'S 3uNammengelebten Iuooru Sarup,
RGtt AlIc, Stc t1re @GSIno belt
tpetttidl05enI
6etne @nti1ulotgunq iir @tnen, Der an elmer Grs
tdltun9 oatneher;iegt uno oHrb Iie BON GSeIbdfteu
uno Ser9nlaun9en fern 9ebnltea utyo! C5etftlibe.
SGneeE, Sorlelet 1berbaupt Seoer ocr Ieine Stmnle
!g ttaeno etHem lmiGn9e btnuet, braudeu an 6alss
anetlonen Hu leioen, uR0 geuie NIT drOniiden Guns
9en@8eldDeroen iolteH icQ nibt nit G5eoarten oudz
lel' user 1utttt. Ealn Dem Ouiten iteueru. Sebtr
oLte
Qance'S 5uiammengeieBten Unborn Surup
Oer iu d en-
0s ut lit eSeoermanits 9ereidl ge[teut;
Der $retS lit gertng elne 5taide er5dlt cine ganBe as
mie oon Sulten irei. Der Sqrup itdlft Die Stimme
uno ben QolS, lnad9t Die Sun9e geiuHN. Se6ermann
oute ibn probiren; dlertudrtS rGGmt man 6en Surup
Senn On fem anoere5 Dhttel btlft 10 bole Dir Joe
lortt9e SiHoerunq Qno Deriut5e
9ance'S uammengeieBteu 4nborH SArup
Breis % uno 30 Gents Die s5tai6e. Gu baben bel
Setb 2. S5dnce,
(Ge6r26, 12Dite) SIR. 1O8, gBeitzYalttmoreHraFe
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@asfoM0feu.

OAStOd)UfctV+
Domes, EtnaS, Vulkans
II. T. 70. tper0en au 8tohe su
feousirteu BrciSen perfaut. ut.--UaSeiuridjtumae
oonpo olirtem 81 { II ING unO VI OF ica.
9lGe neuen ulp auSerleenen ginrAtunsen ortsnel=
let 6aeon. neuer0inas perpoltomnne, iino lest slr
Anidt ausgefte1t. 8leirjbrcn uno @aseimrid,=
tnmg in olen ibren Sran0en. G5ans neue Rufter,
aus ben beten Ha5riten iorAIiltig ausgewdblt. aae
Eahen au mo9bit nie0risen Breiien.
tSept13, fSi.a.SD Ssobm s.. ssioo,
Rr,163, Us f + apettef IT.. nobe Borb'SSperns
bauie, Itiher bei 6. y. 0apioion & Comp.
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Selegrapbiid)e 9epeidle1t.

[Ber9te Der nafociirten Brefe' iilr ben n9euti&en
&erreiponoenten".1
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Sas tette Semperemss0eies 1T
Canada
Sd,ueeffnrut in ocn g3lod SIN,

beftigfte S6neeiturnt, meder it6 in ben Slaf
0tQS lelt NuiisOlIn9 Der @egeno burd 8eiBe
eretgnete, trat am Z. 3. 0ttS. Elm uuo bauerte
bis gum 12. OerSdnee liegt in bieier Staot
finf SUB bod, uuo aller Bot uno tele9raz
pbii6e Yerfehr iino unterbroAen. Die lebtc
Yoit bon Cheyenne traf am 9. 5. 01tS. Elm.
Otan trifft 4nitalten, Die unterbrndsne Ser
binOun9 10 balO, ais nl6glif, ipieoer ber5u-
ltellen.
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Ieue 8dbrun9 TT eer tirfiid1et
SSamptitaot.
Sie Sttuatton in ben aufftdnoiidleu 9riedli:
Idlen Bropta5en Oer 5urfet.
Scr ettropaii9e Gon8reS.

llnterbanolungen gum 3mefe elmer Oitrei9iit.
englii9en 2Gians.
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SDnMiuTia.

81. Eoui8r II. Widri.-Sn YilOt, ,0rOOer
Oto,, elmer tleinen Station al Der . .MtHouri@
SaniaSs s&eraler 8abn," purbe Der gle9er Sufe
3aplor geitern auf friiaer Shat ertappt, ais
er im Segrtffe mar, eiu nameutoieS Serbre=
d)eu an eiuem ied)Sidbrigeu 0tdO6en su be-
geheu. Die erbltterten Siirger ifofien ibn
ipfort 11ieber.
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We give place to Minneapolis cores
pondent, wlo somewhat savagely criticises
the GLOBE critic on the late rendition of
''Der Freischuetz'' in st. Paul by the Har-
monia society of the former city. We should
publish this letter without comment, but for
the petty fling that the criticism was biased
because the performers in question were
from Minneapolis. Instead of being actual
ed by this spirit, the GLOBE would have
been glad, as matter of courtesy, if Justice
woald have permitted more favorable no
tice. The GLOBE critic is an accomplished
musician, and was instructed to C iticise
lmpartially, and aim at Justice
merely He did this from his standpoint
without the least feeling, but on the contra
~ preferring to praise, if he could consci-
entiously, rather than disparags.
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Steamboat TOOtings.

The depth of the river increased one inch
during the twenty-four hours ending at noon
yesterday, and marks three feet three inches
in the channel.
The K. N. P. line is due to-day, and will
leave for down river at p. NJ.
The Clinton will be in on Tuesday, having
left st. Louis on Thursday with good trip
The Maggie Reany did fair business
yesterday in running to and from the camp
grounds. This morning the Maggie will
take large party from Prescott, Wis, to
Red Rock, and will depart from here to that
point at A. NJ, and will thereafter make
hourly trips in connection with the Nellie
Kent.
The Nellie Kent ran up to Fort Smelling
yesterday with barge load of lime for the
United States government. st
The Minnesota arrived in st. Louis on
Wednesday with very good passenger and
freight list, and left on Friday.
In consequence of heavy trip, the
Diamond 10 did not arrive yesterday, but
will be in this morning, and will leave at
NJ
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PERSONAL.

Arrivals at the Cosmopolitan yesterday
Miss Frances Maurice, Cold Springs; Miss Rosa
Kans, Gold Springs; f. Prail, Mankato; Mrs:
Price and children, Mankato; John J. Conway,
Saltwater; c. 81. Baumaun and wife, Decatur,
ILL.,. Miss Alice Baumaun, Decatur, Ill; John
Manson, Singora, CAL; L. L. Dobson, Chicago.
Arrivals at the Metropolitan: Geo. n Hol
land, G. B. Teasdale, l.. q. Harris, st. Louis;
W. s. Walton, Wabashaw; Mrs. l. W. Maratta,
Miss Fannie Maratta, Columbus, o.; F. G. ORA
per, New York; J. G.. Finnie N. A. Phillips.
w. w. Wilcox, n, NJ Russell, Chicago; d. M.
Knowles, Louisville; G. Ell. Mosier, +. M. Bald.
win. Detroit; w. D. Steese and family, Mil
waukee; JAS. Chester, Iowa City; Ansley Gray,
Sam Nodkinson, Bismarck.
At the Merchants: N. T. Tinell, Boston ;
Miss N. Il. Hood, Mrs. J. A. Foster. Clinton,
Iowa; N. B. Fulmer. Alexandria; II. h. Grace,
Beaver Falls; d. Humbird and wife, Clayton,
Wis; l.. Loring, Moorhead; D. l.. Lubrie, St
i Louis; N; 4; shoEiner. Mankato; e F. Strait.
Byron, Milwaukee; J. P. symon, Cleveland;
3. G. Megrol, Jr., Cincinnati; r. J. Marvin,
Chicago; G. X. Ofield, GAINESVILLE;
81. G. Day, Gloverville; Mrs. Lawrence, Waba,
shaw; w. ogden, New York; E. G. Mar dering.
Menomonee, Wis.,; g Schultz, Ogdensburg,
n. y; H. ]. Beers, New York; E. G. Long, No
Branch; l.. Oppenheim, Louisville; D. C. Con-
key, minneapolis; Z. Whearatt, VIM. Gallup,
Elroy; g. A. Menry, Northfeh; J. H. Garlock,
Detroit; Miss A. L. Ward, Miss Lulu Wright,
Miss Matte E. Ward A. II. Spriggs, Charles
City Alex Ogle, US. A.; G. Stansbury, Buffalo
J. H. Burwell, Rock Island, E. Levi, Clay ton,
Iowa; M. L. Levi, Oskaloosa; l.. W. Cheney,
Mankato; A. J. Bells, Chicago; H. L. Burwell,
Chicago; H. G. Hopkins, Milwaukee; II. j.
ONeill, Minneapolis; A. W. stedman, Chicago;
Mrs. l. Donnelly, Nininger; J. Pennington,
Dakota: c. T. June d. p Smiley New Yorlr
G. Doogan Chicago; r. H. Grant, Huxley; W.
H. Locke, CINCINNATI; A. Peck, New York.
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The superior educational advantages which
Harvard possesses over Yale was never better
exemphfed than in the test of brains which
took place at New London on Friday between
the boat clubs of the two colleges. Yale's
men, according to the dispatches, were the
victims to pernicious theory. Their slow
stroke is pretty enough to look ct, but lacks
life and strength. The men hang badly at
both ends of it, and much valuable time is
thus lost. The professors at Yale were for
long time regarded as among the ablest edu-
Gators in the land, and were presumed to do
their duty by their pupils, but it seems they
have been guilty Of intoxicating theories that
result only in their humiliation and disgrace.
The sooner the faculty is disbanded the
better it will be for the intellectual progress
in America.
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man, respectfully connected in Cleveland, O.
He has been residing foe some weeks at the
South Shore house, White Bear Lake. With all
the advantage Of superior education and
wealthy relations, he yet appears to be what
may be termed "a hard case" .'the black
sheep of the family, though not regular
thief. It appears that he was sent here osten-
sibly in consequence of his i'll health, hut it
would seem he was too much addicted to put
that IN his mouth which steals away man s
brains, and when intoxicated he is represented
as capable OF any foolish or rash act. Alto
gether he presented a miserable spectacle YES
terday, and the owner of the watch he stole
pleaded with the court to let the prisoner free.
In view, however, of his plea of guilty the
court had no other option in the premises than
to sentence him. and Burgess may thank his
stars that mercy SO far seasoned justice as to
charge him with petit instead of grand lar
ceny-his real offences he thus escaped the
penitentiary.
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UNDER the heading of "Our Next M. c. :,
the Minneapolis Tribune, Bill Washburn's
personal organ, says "the remaining formal
tiles incident to his (Washburn's nomina-
ton are formalities only" Whatever adj
vantage Mr.. Washburn may have gained has
been by the use of money, while DR.. Stewart
was at his post in Washington. Unde, such
circumstances it would become the Tribune
to be little more modest, and not begin its
glorification SO early in the day. The race
is not always to the swift, and the nomina-
ton OF Bill Washburn this fall is not equiva-
lent to an election.
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Most of the Honorable Senators who for
six weeks past have been sitting as high
court of impeachment ut the capitol, left for
their homes yesterday, though the ss,ae de
adjournment of the court does not take
place until ~ N. to morrow. a visit to the
Senate chamber yesterday found it deserted
except by Charles Johnson, Esq, the clerk,
.Sergeant-at, Arms Anderson, and Mr.. Null
len, the lively, courteous and attentive little
page, who were engaged in packing up the
pen holders, slowing away the old quilts,
gathering the scattering sheets of paper,
corking up the mucilage bottles, and slowing
away the leavings generally for deposit with
the secretary of state, as provided for in the
economic resolution adopted by the court
previous to the adjournment Friday night.
Later in the day even these gentlemen
turned their backs to the presidents
rostrum and walked out of the door, down
the stairway and out of the capitol, and
thus the curtain dropped upon the high
(old) court Of impeachment, except as it is a
matter of record.