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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
Satffaaiment 1stto 9anfpantf itt
SfonSassSittl.

&ania g. Gitp, Mfo., 80. .Sanuar.-Dte
Seanlten Der u@riten Nationalbanr ber=
bffentlidten beute Morgen Die @rfldrllng, bas
Die anitalt in Sotge Der srobenabHabule ibrer
0epoiiten, lpel9e iid in ben lesten paar Sa=
gen anf S350,000 beliefen, uno ber olgemei=
men Geld1aftsnotb ge5rpungen ieit ibre ;3ab-
lnn9en einSmitellen. Die 0epoiitoren miirOen
iebo6 uoaftdnoig ausbe3ablt wiiroen. = Sas
6alltment peruriadte neusn lnlauf auf Die
itbri9en 8anfen, beionbers auf bic uMaitin-
9anf," meIde jebod ben Sturm pader ans
bielten uub alien Nnipriiden prompt gere9t
ipurben, Die aufrsgung le9te iidl i'm aaufe
oes ytaflnittaas, uno man ermartete feline
weite' 56wlerisfeiteu.
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s6tefaffaire IT. gfetp=orleams.

g eip Orleans, 80. Sanuar. Der
bieigen 2epee ereignete itt beute Mtorgen 3pi=
ifen S. 3. Ssprp, Dem @apitdn beS 8anl<
piers r5iabel," 6. S. SOudereau unb $.
8oun3 cine SdieBafiaire. SsprD iouroe
leidt am ltnfen Nrme uerlebt, tpdbreaO ein
gteger, 9tamens Sill Sobnion, unb Elm @eiz
Der, Namens S6eioer, cur9 ole 8eine 9e=
i4oHen murbeu. Die betoen 2ebteren befan=
ben iif 5uidQig in Der Ndbe uno rparen nidlt
an benz Streite betbciligt. Die Setbeiligteu
mIIr0eu nerhaftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
@i,, esstfpr,.nse.aer @e1esae BET.

parrlsbur9, Yennl., 80. Sanuar. -
.. s. Snuaro, Dttt9lieo Der @elebgebung
BON Penulplpanien, weld)er perid)ieoener Ye@
triigereten 9e9en 8anuereine angeflaat lift uno
geltern mad parrisburg 9ebrad)t rpnroe, nm
iid Dor oem 8eieegebuugs Gomite iiber Bri<
pilegien su perantworteu, en1sog fib beute
Wiorgen oenl @eipabriam oes Guaito1s, mel.
der i'm in Oem @efdnguiiie abliefern iollte,
bur6 Die Sln1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
&adenz mnh sdmnrrbarte.

Reiien antliB obne oieie sierenoen 4nbdnejd IN,
iInb irer iie u ba6en uint t9ut wobl oaran, nam
er nit elmer 5loidDe bon Sr. Saionts Seanrscnd,sz
Sem aldtteiten G'edte bas Saar Su Lace uno hat.
uie 6eiannt SeiDoIoen III, bnRen iet5 geoden cine
idlone 8adens uuo StnurrOart=@jarninr eueHat.
greiS 81 ole 5loldbe; ledps Etaidben 50.
gu bd6en bel &et1 o. S.a9ee.
(fFsbr25.1Sl Bg- dlS. sBefsBotiimurearas-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
Ste Gontroperfe s.pifd)em Chamber
Tito Snrfe ttber oen att8ebltd)ct
GIeffOral5GlaG1er.

gS a btngton, so. Sanuar. gS. 6.
Chamber ibernlittelt Der Yreiie Die smihen
Tim uno bem Wtaior 6. u. gurfe in gep=
Orleans gefiibrte telegrapbil6e 6e@orrelponpenS.
2Dfalor gurfe telegrapbtrte unter'm 29. San.
an @banbler uno erfldrte, ebe er Die bon bem
0ebteren ibm porgelegten 6ragen beantmorte,
uiinl1e er 5u ptilen, obOerjentge, melder Die
5ragen porlegt, berlelbe @banbler iei, melfer
in 1865 ais tSiilf8efretGr Oes Sbabanlts ben
SIoen bereilte uno on ben Oiebitdblen unb
Sehiigereien rGuberlider S6abanltSagenten
tbeilnahnt ? Scruer, oh er berlelbe @bonoler
lei, iuelfer I'M 0erbhe 1872 ais Sefretdr bes
repnblifaniiden Nattonals@omite'S NIT ge=
ruinen 9fepubltfalern aus 9olttiana I'M
,Siinfte Apenue 6otel" IN 9teprOorf con=
iplrirte, I'M Die @eies9ebnng BON 2ouiitaua
in Nbmeienbett oeS@ouuerneur5 i'm @ebetmeu
su periamnleln, Den @ouoerneur in Qnflage=
fianb Su perebcn mo bic StaatSreg ierung
ben &arpetbaggcrn i'll Die 6anoe 5u ttefern?
Serner, oh er berlslbe CHANDLER iei, nelber in
1873 cine Selobuung bon $4,000 BON oem
@ouuerneur &ellogg fir ate bentielben 9eletz
iteten Sienite erbielt? Serner, oh er berielbe
@banoler iei, mel6er 9ele9entltd) oeS 9Sablz
betrng5 i'm Serblte 1876 in 2ouiiiana uno
6lortoa etne 10 pron.inente 9toQe ipielte, unD
lpelder ii9 lett burf feline pergeblid)en Sez
mubungen, ben Sab Sipti6eu Dem Horoen
nnb Siber auf'S gteue auSufafen, Die Ser
adtung aller anltdubigen 8iirger Sugesogen
babe? gSenn er oerielbe @bauoler ei, 10
mS9e ibm bic 0epeide 3ur Na9ri9t bisl1elr,
baB Die iuquiiitorii9e Spuma6t aller ypoliti=
ibeu Gagabunoeu" I'M leeten 6erbite erloiden
iei, 1lno OaB biele Sagabunben jebt ielbit cine
llnteriudung Su geuarti9en bdttcu. Benn
er iebod, ntft berielbe@ hanbler let, 10 rpiirDen
Deiieu impertinente Sra9en ie8eriidFdtigun9
finOen, ipeld]e iie oernienten.
@banOler ermiberte bierauf: rSbre befti9e
5prade uuO uugere6tfertigten aufla9en &C.
gen mid lafen feinen 3neifel iber Sbrs
SOentitdt gu. SD mieberbOle beSbalb meine
6ragen iiber Die @onferenS in n@Ormleb's
6otel" III gSaIbington. gSarenSie antpeienb,
murbe einMemoranbum aufgeiest, uuo mo1eu
Sic es per6ffentli9eu? gS. s. &banDler."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
Mn1tbtftDrN.

Bortsmoutb, o, 80, San. - 6arrp
Sinnep wurOe geiiern abeno Ipdt, ais er itd)
auf Oem 8ege mad ielner 8o6nung beIano,
BON Shabenrduberu angcfaleu, bur6 ben
Wtagen gei6oiien unb beraubt. Die 9faub-
m0rber entfamen ungeit0rt. &inueD'S @unbe
tlt mahriheinlid] tDotlid).
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= Die 6an0eIStammer pon Bro.
nibence, @.>S., nabm geitern Scidlit1e
gegen bic 8emouetiiiruug beS StI'
berS an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
Sine Gnrls.

In vile, sueldbe on ben fsoIsen pon SusenoihnoeA'
nerp6ler S9ipdGe, gnttrdftuns, Berluf Ger Wsah
nesirait &C. eioen, ienbe h TO # en- rel ein @stept
,sas fie furir. 0teIes stoBe 5eilmiteI iuurbe ron
einem gdiIondr in 5dOsamerlia entoett. Sdtdt ein
aoreSiirtes @ouuert an Jfeu. 5oepb 3. Snman, Sta'
tion D, SiblesSouie, @.sg. @ttp.
(Oh.S.1S,t&ip., ,i.a.3.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
0asfo10fen.

NasfOd)Ofett.
Domes, atnaS, Vullzane
II. l. 10. fuerben aui Bro6e su
reou5irten .BreiieH perfauit -t5aseinrid,tungen
ponpo olirt III Ot E i tna unb Wt iolica.
Nae neueu uno auserleieneu @inritbtungen orisinez
fer 6aeon, neueroings Derpolfommnet, inb Jest sur
anIidt aus9eiteGt. lSleirobren unb @asetnrid,=
tt,rg in alien ibren Sranbeu. gau5 neue Wuiter,
aus ben be'ten f5a9rifen ior9Tdtg ausgepd9t. 4Ge
SaGen il mS9lidt nieorsen 8reiien.
(Septt3, SSi.a.5T) sSpbn y. Seio0,
Rr.163, lBeFz fSapetteitr.. nabe i5orb 5Spern.
hauiR friiher hei 6. q. Sanibinn & Somp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
gpe3ial: :Noti3e1l.
an sas GuhIifn n, /,

seser, Der nod nidt bsiu9t moroen ooer in ber lesz
ten 3et feline gsobnuns oSer ien @sItdit oerdnbert
bat, mose seialisit mitelit Boittarte feline rittse
Noreiie einiexoen an Sobu @ MOODS,
Serausseber,
gsr. IL, Goutbitr., iiber Der nss.' & Bl. Sanf."
roc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
sic G,reet, t,l,66ler=slr Del ifer=aSartet ."

y b D a, 80. SaHuar. - Sn
elmer beute abgebaltenen Seriammlun9 be8
Staats=Gomite' Der u@reenbddler 9lrbeiter=
Yartei" murben 0elegaten ans alien 0tifrtft
ten bes StaatsS f:ir ben Gonrent ernannt,
,uel6er in Solebo, O., itattfinben ioQ. SIS
luuroe beidloheu, aul 5. Stunt eineu StaatSz
Gonpent in bieier StdOt ab5ubalten, penn
nidt lnSlpiider binberube llmitdnoe eintreten
iolten. Sn oieiem Sale mirO Der 8oritter
eine an0ere 3eit feitieten. Seri6teoene Se-
idliiIIe in Ge3ug auf Die Srganlatlon beS
Soupent5 UurOen angenommert. ld)tb. s.
8. 0ewee8, Der SOrfiser bes @omite's, ers
fldrt, baB Die 8artei tdgliG all StGrfe Slls
nintnlt uno oaB beielbe ieiner 4uiid]t nad) in
Der nd6ften @eiebgebung ftarf genug uertrez
ten Ieiu meroe, nm in alien NtaBre9eln ben
9uSido(nn 7I1 0Phpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
s0mere 2lnfIa9e 9eselt etnett Srte=
DfttSrf1lfet.

9Siltesb Barre, Pa., 80, Sanuar. -
Gbas. S9utter, Elm 8rieOen8rt4ter, muroe
beute in Sa5etOu, Ya,, bon etnem 8unoeS=
@ebeimpo pe9en 0tibperbaltenS i'm
4mte perbaftet. Der An9etlogte bate etnen
geuiiien 9omiuid Dtc@lnnn, ein 0titglteo
Der oMoap<Maguires, !" peIfer tpegen 6alld)z
nliin5arei fetgenpmnen morOcn mar, un9e@
rehtfertigter lSelie aus Der S0tt entlaIien.
S6utter muroe Inter $4,000 8ir9Id1aft &C.
itrllt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31

5te uenen tar'tSd,em uuo rufnfdea sleftrs'
d1emtid,en, Werturials, SdIspefels unb 9amSts
bdoer IN Nr. 147, garatosa=, nabe GutamfraBe,
hnb iest fir Serren uu6 Damen in poIer 3h6ttstetf'
jSepn0, ,12WteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
GGtNsma0ridIte4t+

Ybilabelphia, 80. 5anuar. = Der
9ampier yNeoerlanD" lift BON gntlperpen an<
gefontnlen. 9as S6iff u6ectanooga" iltna4
lonoou abgefabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
Wnss.GSauoela6er. @aSssansslnSef; eSaslsanSeIas,

OassGauoela6er. 0'IlsanssiaSeta SasraanSeiaser.
gHir baIten etne peridbieoenarae uno uinian9retbe
Sammlung pon e3aseinrid)tunas Mrftfein,
pedle ale nruen Ututer uno gtonitdten in unierer
Bialtbe in serpitati u. DeraoIonng, alterthInt=
Iid,ent Grim Verde Antco), Smpertatz u. fratts
s6jiidler Sro,t;e umfoBt, alleseit aui Eager.
qRr b16en in 6en 8reen aler geaaren eine Serabz
Iesuug eintreten Iaiien. IS. D. 9aoioion & Co.,
Tr. 5, Ssoro= 2ibertnstrabe
S5eIonoere Qufmertiamteit pir6 Der Sleirobrenz
uno @5aseinrlbtuus seluiOmet. (Oft3. .t2aRte, ,ia9D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
86Wel
WaHeI

MrReiIe IN 8An5lan6 beIorat inneTDalb24 Gtnnben
n. 0tGiHe.
@de oer SaltimoreiIrase un0 goitsSi6ces Inenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
Die sStti,trteftiott attf Sattoa.

Gan 6ran5tScO, 80. Sanuar. = Oer
9anlpfer uauitrulia" iit aus aulralien angez
fommen. Die yta6ridten aus alultrallen
iiub 4nrpibtig. Ser Der Sniel Sutuila, etner
Der Sdiffertnieln, belttegeu Der gonpernelIr
pon Samoa rub iein Sefretdr ben 0ampfer
unb tbelltcn nit, baB Die Sniurreftion ge9en
Die Re9ieruug pollltdno1g nnteroriidt uno alle
Sniurnenten nefnnatn aennmnleu ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
SurMoebrauut.

4ugui a, Wte., 30. San. - Dr. Brolpn,
Sdatmeiiter Der gtabt Mtonmoutb, 0te.,
perlhluaub plDbli4 Dor ungefdbr elmer g8od)e
aus Der StaOt, uno eS uerlautetr baB CT ltdOz
tii6e @eloer i'm Setrage BON etma $4,000
unterihlaaen hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
Die Wad1t 0eS 0etptiIetts.

y | u l w Pu.T oU. NSuHuuI. - IeUeL
ben Selbftmorooerlud) Sranf 2Dn6'8, lpeld)'
2eBterer uorgeiteru Ibenb auf elmer @iien=
babnbriide perbaftet muroe, ais er geraoe inn
Segrifie mar, iidl in ben ALLEGHENY 5luB 3u
ftiir3er, liegt jebt 9tdbeye8 Dor. 2Dn1 legte
in Dem StationsbauIe bas @eftanbniB ab, in
oergta6t be5 10. DECEMBER ieirt 5tpeizuno eir1<
balb=idbrtge8 S0bnhen Ill ben SluB gepOrfen
5r baben. I'm jeue 3eit mobnte Srau Qpn4
elnige Oteilen fluBabDdrt8. sic bate fd)
bon tbrem Manne getrennt uno bebielt bds
Sinb. Sie fam na6 Yittsburg rnb brafte
0a8 8inb nit. 2(u Der Statton begegnete
lie brem Wanne, unb auf OemQSege iiber ben
6lub gerietben ite in Streit, uno 29uf i6lug
ietne 6ran Su Soben; er benldfttgte it'd be8
&iubes uno entIlob. @r peritedte iid) bis na9
eiugetretener 0unfelbeit, uuo oann madlte er
fid) auI, nm iiber ben 6luB SuritdSu9e6en.
4ui ietnen1 9Sege iber Die Sriife fam ihm
Der @eoanfe, Dap jett Die red)te 3eit Jet, Dem
@leuOe bes &leinen etn Gnoe 5u MAIDEN, er
hob i'm Iber oaS Sriidengeldnner unO lteB
i'm in ben 6luB biuabfallcn. @r ielbif er=
hielt am nGfIten Gage 2lrbeit auf etnent
0anlpibDote unD gtng aui 0emIelben ben SluB
binab; aber iein 9eluiiien lteB thm feline
0tube, uno Dor eintgen Sageu fam er Hadl
Sauie. gr giug Su leiner Srau unO befanute
ibr ieine Shat. g8Gbreno Die 6rau bel bieier
&unbe in Sbnmad)t fiel, entflob er abermals,
aber nun 6et9te Die Sran ben DtOroer ben Sc
rt9ten on. Sin BoltSiit fol9te ietneu Spu=
rem na9 Der bteIlgen Staot lno fam 9eraoe
Sur redten 3eit, um ben SerbreAer al Der
Seriibung 0es SelbItmoroc8 5u btnoern.
Spu9 ftt unO gemdrtt9t ietnen Pro6eB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
Ser S0ubmad)er 2lnsitaato 1T
Sfftff. Mdff.

SoIton, 80. San. - Die GttuatiOn in
9gnn lit beute ben S9ubiabrifanten entlbiez
ben 9iinitig, unO ale 2lnSeid)en benten at,
baB Ser S1ubnader- 2lustanb it1 ais eln
pollftdnbiger 6eblldiaa errpeiien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
5an,burg bier angefommen.
= @oID er0finete III 1929.

= Gem S1erif Don JieiD gOrf fDuroe
geitern etn 6aftbeiebl gegeu Die MttglieOer Der
5irma 6ault, Ser5berg &, Comp, gtr. 319,
Sroaowap, sugeitellt, wel4er auf gruuO elmer
bon 2ouiS Yotter, oen ebenaltgell Sermalter
Oes 3iueisbiireaus be- 6irma in SrOp, N.z9,
einseletteteu &lage erlaien ipurbe. Yotter
erfldrt in einer Sei9werpe, er lei bnrd, Die
falide sln9abe, oaB bas @ei6dft IN Ilbanp
unb S-ob $1,000 pro Saar einbrnge, uerleitet
poroen, $500 fir Oaiielbe su beSablen. '6r.
6ault bebauptet, Sotter bei1ee feiile @elddfts<
fdbl9feit nno babe aus Dieenl @runbe 8iasfo
Qeulad)t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31

Die 8iG, QbiAnltt IS, 2lrt. 1874, AMI baS
Steuer Expectations @eridt beSdglld), III
amcnoiren; oaS @eies, auf nl0e 86gel i'll
8alttmore=&ouutg be3iigli9, Su umeaOireu;
Ods Geieb 5u anlenotrelt, rpel4es aui oaS
2(rmenbau5 IN Garroa=@ountp 8eSug bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
I'M 4 lIbr perta9te fi9 bas Saus.
@ermtifG)te 5epef6ets aus Netps
GfrrF

Meo 0orf, 80. Sannar. = Die y0ela<
mare 2aGawanra gSeltli6e Sahn Coup"
peritciserte beute $4,000 Gonnen Scrantoner
&oblen. Die ersielten Yreiie maren bebeuteno
b6ber, als I'M lebteu Monate. ySteamboats"
aoblen purosn gu $2.10, n@rate" gu $3 12i,
y@gJ" gu $3.15, yStOne" 5u $3.50 = $500
nn0 - |y@bsitnut" sn $s. s.1o-$s. l24 pro Goune
loS9el6l1sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-31
scr @elOnrnrft.

- @ine ipeitere SanOe Siour, aus so
@eSelten beitebeno, 1T BON Der 81 8eb>Gloub,"
ageutnr entflohen unO nad Dem goroen
abgegangen, nm fid ben feinbli9eu Snbiauern
an5ui9lieBen.
Sn Std8burg, 0iii., muroe porse~
ltern Abeno eine Geriammlung III 8eSug auf
Die 3ablung Der fdbtiidben Sbligas :
tionen II ab9ebaten. Ser @ori9lag uuroe
seua4t, oeu SblisationensSnbabern 65 @ts.
pro Oellar ansubieten.
= Or. Charles .. Dlorton, pelher in
& 1eS D, Sbio, uegeu Sci d. denraubes $
feitgenommen uno eingeiperrt lunroe, bemerfs
ftel1tgte in Der purlebten ytabt leine 6lu6t.
SO bn W iller, ebeOem Boitmciiter in
g btla belp bia, itarb selfern Norgen in
iener Staot,
- 3rpei Staliener, gian1ens G6rilbunt (?)
unb Sarolt, 9erietben ftdb 9eftern in q bill a :
elp b q IN Die 6aare, unD i'm 8erlaufe oeS
StreiteS bra9te 6aroli ieinem @egner neun
Sti4wuuben NIT einem Stilett bel. Ser
germunbete mtrb pabrldeinlid) lterben, Sd
roll 1T perhaftet.
- 0ie @ldubiger Der faliteu Sirma R :
bert Us o o b & Comp. in philadelphia
haben eiaem Ber9leidb NIT Der 2ebteren 5it so
Gents pro Dollar abgel6loiieu.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-13
THE YELLOW FEVER.


Reports from al the points South
where the yellow fever has made it's ap,
pearance, show that its ravsges are still
increasing and that tie suffering. espe-
cially in small towns. is terrible.
Tie report Of ths United States Sur.
geon-genesal OF the marine service, J.
II. Woodwork. gives the following sta
tistics for the week ending on Friday
New Orleans, 1882 cases. 526 deaths,
total to date 1900 cases and 1896
deaths; Port Eads. La, one death
Morgan city. La, IA cases and 3 deaths
Vicksburg, lSl deaths, Al OF which were
in the last "a hours, total number oil
cases $500. aud deaths $50; Grenada.
96 cases and 49 deaths; Canton, for
the fortnight, 172 cases and % deaths
total 100 cases end 80 deaths; Ocean
Springs. total 100 cases and % deaths
Memphis, to Thursday evening, 52g
deaths, previous week PAL deaths, and
l27 cases; Hickman. KY. 60 cases
and "a deaths Louisville. 25 cases & Z
deaths, al refugees and liver boatmen.
There were ,232 new cases and n
deaths 81 New Orleans on Saturday and
on Sunday 472 new cases. AT st. Vim.
cents Infant Asylum, where The Sisters
Of Charity have 200 infants OF all ma
tionalities in charge. 40 are suffering
from the disease. Al The request oil
Collector Smith the Secretary Of War
has ordered two hundred blankets to bc
sent them from the government store al
Fort I.eavenworth.
At Memphis l63 deaths were report
ed for the "a hours up to noon Saturday
It was impossible 10 SECURE men to
bury tue de al promptly
AZ Vickshurg 81 deaths and 2i5 new
cases were reported or Saturday.
Reports from Holly Springs arc dis.
heartening, cigh: deaths have occurred
and eight new cases have been develop.
cd. The situation is terrible.
Al Port Gibson they are asking for
nurses. and report great suffer ing espc
cially among the colored people. Upto
Saturday there were 20 deaths.
At the small town OF Plaquemine lO0
cases are reported and q deaths have
occurred. business is entirely suspend
ed, and The financial resources are in :
sufficient TO relieve many poor in dis,
trees.
Prayers were offered last Sunday in
many churches throughout the country
for the intervention OF the Almighty in
staying tho dread plague which is de.
stroying 80 many livcs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-13

THE MAINE ELECTION. result
or tue voting in Maine has sprung a sur
prise upon tue straigLt.out politicians
Of both parties. 1t has been repeatedly
asserted by the republican leaders thai
what they called "the grcenback here.
sy' bad no standing ground among the
republicans in Now England, The
elaine election proves TO the contrary.
the racks of both political parties in
that STATE have been broken by tho
greenbacf tidal waye." and its partial
success may be iikenod somewhat TO
that OF the "know nothing craze" in
1854. II will probably tend 10 strength
ell very materially General Eutlcr in
tic gubornatorial campaign upon
which he has now entered in Massachu.
sets. In Maine the vote polled on
Monday is sold 70 have been twenty per
ce1t, larger than usual, tile estimated
popular vote being 5000 for the repub.
lican candidate, Conner. for Governor.
$4,000 for Garcclon, The Democratic can
didate. and $1,000 Tor Smith, the green.
back candidate. This throws the ciec.
ton for Governor into the Legislature,
whereof the democrats and green hackers
work together. they may be able to de-
feat the republicans. Tho law Of that
State prescribes that the lower house
from the four highest candidates shall
select two whose names shall be sent to
the Senate, and from these two names
the latter body must select the one who
shall be Governor. II, therefore, the
greenbackers and democrats arc In a
majority. instho House they may send to
the Senate tue names OF their respective
gubernatoriai candidates, and the Sen
ate. although itself republican. will be
forced TO choose bet ween Smith, green
hacker, aud Garcclon, democrat. There
ere some Of tue strsight-out democrats
however, who are said TO have pledged
themselves against the selection OF n
grocnback nominee for Governor, and
thus there is chance for tue rcpubli.
cans yet. One OF the greatest surprise
o. The election is the probable dciool O.
Mr.. Halo Tor Congress !lo WAS one Oh
The pets o. the republicans. aud hl7 case
IS a very stris.lI one iu ..q i.lustra-
ton Of tbe strength Of tle oppoad5a
within h.7 o1a party Tho defeat O.
Mr. Ig7o-- republican, is regarded o.,
cert ., .13 81 equally surprising. -
Beh.nu &n. Seq. IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-13

The Democratic party 10. in favor Of
paying all dues, both public and private,
in the Currency OF The country, which
means greenbacks as well as coin. The
payment OF the fve.twenty bonds with
greenbacks would add greatly to tbo
volume of currency. give .onployme mt
to idle labor and greatly relieve the dis
tressed condition OF the country. The
Republicans are opposed to those meas
ures. Tho greenback party profess TO
be in favor OF the same principles ndvo.
Gated by the Democrats, and yet they
coalesce with the Republicans and arc
endeavorlng TO defeat the party whose
principals are identical with their
own. This is unnatural, aud tie men
who are endeayoring 10 lead the great
mass Of honest Greenbackers in this
unnatural whrfare against their best
friends and true interest, arc not govern.
ed in so dong, as they would have us
70 believe. BY ga bones. desire TO pro-
mote the best interest OF the great cause
they profess 20 have SO much at heart,
but are induced TO take the course they
are pursuing, solely. by the hope Of sue.
cess in their restless and greedy strug.
gle Tor .tc spoils osoiroe Thoy you'll
dj9.up' aud 5gstr5y any pat5y, aud
lramplc uroa Tie iesrcs. principles they
cver. cntsrtained 10 gain their ends. IL is
timc that the honest G-son5aclars Of
thoir organizations, mcn wbo pre- fet
Gle ultimate idamph oithsir prin ciples
I 70 the atyaocsmon. or indirdual claims
'or office. should con slider how fas they
gre 70 be od 10 the wake OF sach rsck =
Tess selfish, and trcaoLerous ioaders.--
h CaoHestD;4 Courier
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-13
EOTICE no CREDITORS

To the Creditors ofFrederiek S. High, decd.
10 pursuance 81 decres OF tie Circuit covr,
OF Hampshire county. made IN The foregDp0
calse therein pending % subject the real ss,eis
Of ihe said Ffo3trick s. Bfgh, dec a., 10 lse
payment Of has debts. you are hereby ROUTED
70 prege1i your claims against the said frede
rick , bigbi dee d for adjudication N james
Parsons, Commissioner ~ It's Office n The town
Of Bomney, IN the county Of Hampshire on
saturday, the 2th day Of October, lS7s.
Nuness, v. ". Polling, Clerk oTsaid Court.
this 10Th day Of Ssptembcr, 1878.
V. NJ. POLLING, Clcrk.
Sept. 10, l97S.-4y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-13

TREASURE UP TREE.--A treasure
up tree was seen in the watches Of the
night by a peddler who was sleeping in q
farmhouse in the Shenandoah Valley.
He told his dream to the farmer the
next morning, and on three successive
nights he had the samo vision. Then
he prevailed n pom the farmer to accom-.
pany him to the forest. where he pointed
out a large oak tree as tho one he had
seen in his dream. 1t was apparently
sound at the butt, but about twenty feet
up limb Ind been broken of. The
farmer did not feel like humoring what
he supposed to he q superstitious within.
but the old fellow seemed to have conf.
,dcnce in his vision, and offered him one
half OF the spoils il he would help him
cut down the tree. When the tree fell
there was Ratio OF coir near where
tho limb had been broken of, and a
small hollow wa, found there. BY a
little chopping larger cavity, was found
& within was mass OF silver. Both seem
ed wild with delight. and on counting up
found that the pile amounted to So 900.
Tho peddler expressed-his unwillingness
to carry around 80 much silver in his
pocket and inquired where he would be
likely TO get groenbacks for his share
The farmer having considerable money
in his house. imm ediately transferred to
the peddler $4,000 in paper money and
took charge OF the entire bulk Of silver.
The peddlcr disappeared, and when his
partner attempted to pass some of the
silver, lol it was counterfeit He was
the victim OF q gang OF coiners.-N. Y.
Tribune.
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