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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-17

Benbletou unb febrten Johann mad Der StaO
5uriid.
am 4benSe bielt Der Brdii6ent eiuen sabl
| reid beiudten gmpfang in oer 8obnung oei
@ouperneurs Sollioap ab, uno nm IL llb
abenos trat Die Geieaihaft Die 0tiidrelie mad
8aibingtOH an.
9aS 8elbe Ssteber.
gtem.SrIeauS, 16. Sttober. .-SaSgSet
ter mar beute tlar, un6 oas Sbermometel
ffano auf 81 @rab. 8is Wtittas muroen 2t
Sooesfdue uuo ITO neue Grfrantnngen an
geseigt.
sc EN- lis, Eenu., 16. Sftober. - Sor
ubr geitern Abenb bis beute Ofittag mur
ben 13 Berionen, tueld)e aitt gelben Siebel
ftarbsn, beerbigt, barunter Sr. Otto Sengler
Die Seudle lit jest in Wfilan, Senn., auSge
bro9eu. slus Baris, Genn., ltef bente eint
DepeIfe eiu, ueldle nm bic ablenoun9 etlt-
der Sranfenndrter bittet.
M b / e, Nla., 16. Sttober. - Sn ben
letten "a Stuubeu erfrantten 10 Yerlonen.
Die 3abl Der Spfer ieit Oem auSbrude Der
@pioemie betrdgt %.
Hems SrleauS, 16. Oftober. - Se'
rt9te aus alien bonn gelben Sieber beimgea
Iuhteu Srten ergeben, oaB bic Seude nod
nid)t tpeentlif) abgenommen bat. @hrlp.
2esfa Srieit, YaltOr Der srifen oeuti9en BrcSs
bDterianer STRIDE, erlag beute Der Seuhe.
@tebrere SranfenipGrter iino mad 0a;ooz@ltp
abgeif)iGt porben, no bic @pioenlie auSges
bro6en TT uno oiele Spfer forbert.
Gatro, SaS., 16. Oftober.-3mei 50.
oeSid1e unb orei tusttere @rfranfungen ieit
lettem Beri9te.
Decatur, Ma., 16. Oft. - SIM @auSeu
itno iett 107 BerIonen in oieier Staot AM
alben 6ieber geitorben. Seute wurOeu Sluci
Sooesfdae uno 6mUlf neue @rfrantltn9en 9es
meloet.
Memphts, 16. Oft. abenos.-gtah of,
fi5ieaeu Serihten Der SanilatSteh6roe far.
ben innerbalb Der nm llbr beute Abeuo oerz
ftrl6enen "a Stuuben nur iefS BeriOnell.
Die 3abl Der Spfer 1T bic geringte ielt Oenl
%. Iuguit.
Die Qei6enbeltatter melOen IS weitere 50,
be8fdle aus ben SoritGoten. Sefierlon 0apis,
lun., Der ein3ige Sobn bon SefterlOn OauiS,
rarb beute Ib!nb; So neue grtranfungen in
her Staot unO llmge9eno rpurOen beute &C.
melOet.
Qtttte Sod, arf., 16.Oftbr. SIN Sope.
ftelb, arf., ifarben iett uOrgeiteru Yerionen
am gclben 6iebsr. Die &ranfbeit lit in gSin>
terrible, aft Wellen BON SopefielO uuo 0tlid)
bonn Miifiiiippi, aussebrOden.
8 hattanooga, Senn., 16. Sftober. -
gier 3obesidae uno IA @rfraufuugeu isit leb=
tenn 8eriate. yteun5ig Yeriouen FnO ieet
I'M San3en Der Seud)e gum SPfer gefaIlen.
9as gSetter 1T marm unb un9iinitig.
Scr 8eIontarft@
Rem gorf, 16. Sttbr.-@elb millia
81 81. 8ediel 4.79. Sob ibloB beutt
3u 1909. 8unbes Sblicationeu i6loier
ieit; 1881er Coupons 1913, neue 1865el
1929, 1867er 1054, 1868er 1O71, neue Siinfet
1853, 10.40er Coupons 1864. attien i6loiIer
flau; Stem gOrter Central Ill, @rie II,
Qafe SRore GIL, Sllinoiier@entral 764, Pitt8.
burger 814, @bicagosNort1petern 4O5, Brtes
ritaten III, 8od>Sslano ia, gSefteru Union
Sci. 90B.
llnteri9abamts 8itans: Sob 1921 1885,.
147; @ouraut $44,704,722.
= Die s3OlI @inuabmen betrugen Beute
| $24O, 900.
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6 ShfWSbrdmS.

Newz@ort, 16. SttOber. Der S9ooner
IS. &. Stltou," pelder beute aus @arbeuas
bier qnlanste, bra4te Die Ranni6aft oer8rigg
uSlorenee" ans anuapOli8, rueldle am z. Sfs
tober auf boher Gee in Branb gerietb uno
nollltdnoi9 5erfbrt wurbe. Die Manni9aIt
flii1tete lidl auf ben Sooten uuo muroe am
folgenben Gage BON Der Barfe ,SulOren" oil
Soro genommeu, tpeI9eS Sabr3eug lie ipGter
auf ben nSilton" iibertrug. Die serft0rte
Bri9g iuar pier Gage pOrber bon Saoannab
rnhl Qnnhnn nh1eienelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-17
Ser 8anferott 0er SSirn1a Saar &
Snffti1. in Weft1=NnrfA

81 m>g o If, 16. Sftober. - Die llcber.
tra9ungsOofumente Der S6. Sob. $. Saar,
s. 5ingiter unO s. s. Sibncmuno BON Der
8anfier- unO Wtatlers 6irma 5aar & Comp,
beren 8artferptt getern uerfiinoet mrrbe, iino
i'm @eridte nie6ergcle9t tuorOen. @eriihte
iiber betrlqeriide Sransattionen Der 6irma
waren gelern i'm umlaufe uno WurOen III
Solge ser gebeimniBuOuen Qbueien6eit Der
Mltglieoer Der 6irma pom Sielen 9eslaubt,
Der @olo=@lerf oes Sanfbauies ertldrt, Der
Sanferott lei cine Sol9e fes llmitanOe8, baB
Ote So. Seloen & @Omp. tbre nit Der Sirma
ab9eidloiieneu &ontrafte bruden. !pr. !Saar
murOe 9eitern fraft zines uOm &tdter Barrett
aus9efeaten 6aitsbefebls feit9euOmmen uuo
i'm @efdngniiie on Der 2ublOmfraBe uuterse-
bradt. Sic 6irma ioQ tbr @onto auf Der
y@itp- -8anf" nm SAG, 900 iiberidrttten bubsu.
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SAT-, sIeii@maan & eon.p.'s wrebbeis

SWWi UIEttu9MWUW @ VUuSp.'8 BfEEDkIU
Compressed yeastI.
Da rlian entbedt bot, baB oiele Nadobmunsen un'
ferer Seie fid I'm Dtarfte benben, 70 bat aIe dd5t
Brebbefe unieres Sabritats auf ebe Badete ben ga'
men unierer Girma. Vie anberen finb Na&abmun'
sen.
Taan perlanse pon ienem grocer SAN, 1Ietfd'
nsaun & Gouty.'s Brebheie. 2dsi6 triih!
Nabrtfa Depot: str. "a, NorozGntatps Strabe.
q. g. Bennett, @ei6dftsfhhrer.
(Utdrs19, ,12Uhef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-17
cine &agts.

I'm ane, melte on ben 8olsen BON Snsenbihnben,
nerpofer S1Ddde, 9nttrdftuus, BerIuf ber gtan'
nestraft &c. eiben, ienbe Id TO fenirei elm Reaept
bas Fe furirt. Dieies srobe Seilmittd uurbe BON
,inem NiiFondr In SIb>amerita entbedt. S&idt elm
abxefFrtes Goupert on 83en. Soieph &. Snman, Stas
lion D, Bible>Souie, N.=g. @ttp.
(Ott.8.1S,t&n., ,i.n.I.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-17
8rlu,oeigentbum
3u bertauidsn uber su bertaufen

8rnnoeteentbums Sorse BON R. u. SaH tn,
0ebauoe oes ~Mmcrtcan."
:C:-
12O M6es 9ams, eine prabtoone 6arn,, aonsz
@reenzSalIep, 13 Uteilen BON bier.
Gd16nes siie9eItetnbams an Barrenftr., aebn
Simmer, s4500; lpirb audi sesen einen aanbitt nabe
Der Stdot pertauiht-
8rpBes ftD6iaes segelftetnernes Saus on
WarfetsSpace, 2dben uno g8obnung; ie6r 6iqi9 in,
Eauibe.
2eere Yaniteuen on 2ouionftr, 155 6uS Sronte,
nur $1,000.
Wradltnnuc @pbnuna on Der 10. Strase, gBaib=
tngton, 8. g., ioipie @runbtude in oeriebenSaot,
febr bis 3u perfauien ooer gessn bie9eS @9entbuul
uEl3ItauI6en.
sSeines gSobmbausian@alb NIT aGlen mos
bernen ginrihtlneen; Breis $4,000
3pei breiftodise &,duier on WaibtnstonfraBe,
Stmmer init Waiier; neu uno In 9utem Sufanoe.
4reis $500 iebeS.
SFarm nit IA Mdern In ealpert=@ounte, Ularps
lamb, nit BreisS 3000
Sinf 3neiftodige sie9elteinerne pduier an g8bats
coatz. nabe Strideritr., 3mmer entboltenb unb in
gutem 3uftanbe. Yrets $500 ieoes. Iu6 seaea etns
Earm umaetqu5bt. (Se6rt ,12Uitey &2p)
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Gtn peraWetfelter &f tn as,ts
f1fGtt.

@pansnille, Sns., 16. Sftbr. - Gin
iuussr Nann, Namens gteI, traf am Cams
tags. glbenbe elnen alteu Garmer, Nanlena
@arbart, in elmer Birtbi6aft gu 8urfe=@itp,
Sp., unb begleitete 9ebteren idlteBlid mad
iainer @obnung, I'M oaielbit III iibernadten.
Su oem 5auie angefommen, forberte gteil ben
bereits fart angetrunfenen Sarmer auf, nod
mebr su trlnfen, als it4 Elm SObn bes alten
elnlnii6te. 8eioe lunge Ndnuer 5ogen
Oieiier, unb etn uer3meifelter Sanlpf entipann
f6. gta9bem Netl nehrere Wunbeu erbal
ten bate, gewann er bic Sberbauo. uno bate
seraoe ieinem@esner bas Wefier auf Die 8ruil
geieet, als Die Mutter fi9 in'S Mtttel leste
unb Inn Sdonnns fir ibreu Sohn bat. ytell
orebte fid) I'M lnb itredte bic 6rau purd eineu
Sttd in baS Ser; toot su gooen, porauf er
bem lungen @arbart ben Heib aufidliete, 10
baB Die gtngemeiOe berportraten. Gln iiinge
rer Sobn, lpelfer bem 8ruoer su 9iilfe elite,
erbielt ebenfalls mebrere beSenflidle @unben,
Neil entfloh, tpurbe ieoof ON Woutaae Der.
hQitet unb inter $4,000 SiiraIdQft aeftellt.
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8ernttidJte Dapefd]e.t aus Netps
Wprf>

gtetps . orf, 16. Sttober. - Cine Ans
sahl Sffi5iere Der Nattonalgaroe trifft an-
italten 3u eluem @alaballe, tpeld)er gum Selten
Der Steberfranfeu I'M Siioen abgebalten mer=
Den iou. ST. Setter @allad miro ben @rtrag
elmer Nadmittags Sorite1ung in leinen
Sbeater am %. Sftober 81 oemielben 3wede
beiiteuern.
- Gin seipifier Qusuft 8inqgert gerieth
geftern 4beub in 9obofen init @m. @tlfins
IN einen Strett, tuelder bamit enbete, baB
gSilfius Ieinem @esner NIT einem iftnerell
8niippel ben S6abel eiui9lus. 0liusgert ift
tSbtlldl perlett. 2eilfins luurbe nerbaftet.
- &bilon's lebte @rfiubung, burh meldle
bas eleftriid)e 2tbt OH Stelle bes 9aslidts
geiett tperben ioq, bat Elm betrddtltdes Sin<
fen Der @asaftien beipirft. Die Aftien Der
bieiigen 9as=@ompa9nie'n, tpel6e nod Dor
5uei Wonaten $95 wertb tuaren, luurbeu beute
fir $7S uerfauft.
- Sob erDffnete beute gu 1901.
- Die Sampfer y@tsconftn" bon 9ipers
pool, yScntbia" bon 2iperpool, ,@itp Of
gSaibinston" bon Sapanna, u8pbec" BON
ct. Domingo unb Saptt, yIIgria" unb
,Gaifini" aus MitteImeer@6dfen fino bente
bier angefamnlen.
= Der llnteridaemeiiter 5ablte heute fir
Snterelien $4,000 uuO fiir eingesosene 9bli=
gationen 1857 900 aus.
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Wmtterntoro TT 9etroit.

8 ctr 0 t, Wftf., Is. Stt. - Gin emf
iebli9er Morb puroe beute friib an elmer be-
tagten Brau in Oteier Staot periibt. Srau
Wattie Sarrel, eine g4ttttpe i'm Ilter bon 6e
Sabrer, tpeld1e IN benz unier bem gfameH
yPotomac Siertel" befannten Staottbeile
pobntc, purbe beute 0forgen ais 2eid1e ueber
ibrsm Sette aufgefunben. Das @enid MAJ
gebrO6en, uno an Der re9ten S6lafe befanr
ftd etue bier 3ol lanse, tlaffenOe 8unbe
9enrp 2anguabe, Elm Sobn Der @rmaroeteu
BON ibrem eriten 9atten, Elm h0dft iibelbe=
riid1ti9ter 9elelle, if oils Der nutbnuBli9t
MDrber berbaftet morben. Die 2ei9eni9au
tit sur 2eit i'm @Quae.
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9te Gbttteiettfraae.

Gun Stan5tseo, Is, DftDber. = Die
@onitituante bsi9lob bente, ben grdHoenten
nnb ben Bnnbesienat burb cine Deitfihrift
al erladen, ben Burlingame'i1en Iertrag
berart 5u mobift5iren, baB Die gtntpanoernnS
pom &bineien berboten miro.
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81. 2irerpOOl.

erathunaslofal: Scr. 1872, Norb~gntapiir.
Scr arose Snhianer<3rduterzDof Doftor behaneelt NIT
GrfnIa ae dronid,en aranfbeiten bes Sirns, 5aies,
Ser ance bes Wasens, Der ae6er. Neren, Vlals, oes
6ersens mnb iebe unoronuns I'M NeroenMl2nemnts, M nt
Efropbefn, arebs. ged,muia 9anopnrm ss MsroS. @,s
sbIebter. 81. 9iperpool ber arose Snbienersa aTdI.
tsrsSoitor, Wr: 1872 oro.enta.pftrafs, SsSs, nas,
BET GaameniNipdd9s, nernoie Shpa9e, Smpo,eas
fsnnt. mn @erit sci Ssa Sas ast
eeIDsn en @O mstr ss ienSss sslt D 70 ils sigs
Emd NON nieier Neruensgrfd dlafunsen beiieR. n9d,
sem ale anberen aerae guh nidt been sstonn. g. {,
n6te Gu, Die Sbr Gu iene gatsnt. n gqoI qo
s4ihn 81 s,riieu:, SID fanlgud fIrren.s eratbungss
efnrSen BON frib bis Abenbs nbr; Gennta9s
snm Heffen Der a1beiteneen 4afie pom trn9 ~ SiS
&dmmtffdn9 uhf. ASepl.Iuso arte..o- y
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Srdu0e.

Stew=Oorf, 16. Sftober. - Sin beute
iriib in SIR. 154, Gentreifrabe, ausgebrodenes
Seuer ridtete Shaoen i'm Setrase Don $20,s
900 an.
Grop, N..O., 16. Sflober. - Sn eem
9ol5bofe ber 95. Senoplion & Souefeel
wuroe beute triib cine Quantitat 8aubOls
| i'm Wertle bon $4,000 ourh Gener aerlt1rt.
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Sie SottereB.eabI tn Sn.pa.

Bnrl1n9 t o n, Soma, 16. Sftober. -
6r. Duncan, 8oriter oes betnofratiid,en
@ongreB=G Goniite's, bat auf benOtatb perfd5ieSe.
ner bsruorrageHoer Suriiten bel6loiTen, feiueu
Gonpent sn rerIaMHeln, nm einetl Ganeibee
ten fir Die gfopeMberipdbl III snoifli1treft.
Die Trage iiber Die @eieelldfeit Der Cftober,
!pabl i0ll benz eoHareiis qaAsilmssReut tper.
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SelegrapIii9e 9epeidelt.

[Serhte ber naociirten Brefie' Jirr ben n9eutiten
@orrep ouoenten".]
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Die Observation-Disclosures.

N 70 y ort, 16. Aftober.-Sn Der beute
ebsebaltenen monatliden @eriammlung Der
Goutrol 3 SebDroe Der &obler Combination
muroe beidlofen, oaB inn Nopenber $780,,
600 Sonnen &oblen auf ben Marft aebra6t
werben lolleu. Die Qnantitat fiiraoen Mo=
nat Sftober belief fid@ nur anf 1900. 900
Sounen. Die 8eantten tpurben anqeuiefen,
bic Derlf)ieoenen on Der Combination bethel
lt9ten 9eieai9aften su elmer @oniereu, ein,uz
laoen, In tpeld)er Elm arrangement fir 6as
SQhr 1879 qetroffen tperben 5olf.
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9te @aftl In Ghtp.

Ste gS0bt TT Sbt0.
@olumbu us, O., IS. Sftober. Diff
sielle geri6te ans bem gan5en Staate, nit
2usuabme Der Counties 6anlilton unb gSa=
i6ington, ergeben cine Webrheit bon 1854
Stimmen fir ben repnblifanii9en Staats,
Sefretdr Barnes.
Columbus, g., 16. Sftober. - 9o1.
fdnbige offi5te0e Berifte aus alien Counties
eraeben, baB Barnes cine Raioritdt pon NH
1854 Sttmn1en iiber ben 9emofraten Yaige
erhielt, uno baB II bemofratiid]e, iopie re.
publifanii9e @ongreBmitglleber ermdblt tpurs
ben. Sas Reiultat IN ben uerifieoenen @on.
9reBoiItriften ift folgentes: 1. Oiftrift But
tertportb (8ep.) 720 Stimmen Webrbeit, 2.
Doung (Rep.) 974, 8. WtcWtabon (Oem.)
1887, 4. &ieser (8ep. 501O, 5. 2efepre (Oenr.,,
1928, 6. 5i1 (Dem.) 4038, Z. 5uro (Oem.)
1904, 8. 5inle1 (Oem.) 1855, 9. @onperie
(Oem.) 988, 10. @ping COem.) 334, II.
Sidep (Oem.) 1858, II. 9teal (Nep.) 2073,
10. @arner CDem.) 1913, IA. atbertOn (9em.,
leg (@ep.) 1884, II. Monroe (8sp.l 2678,
IS. upoesraff (8ep.) 2679, 10. Sarftdt
(8ep.) 9613, 20. Somnieub (8ep.) 5810.
Ser Neeera,.frtsDr tn ao.stffana.
ct. .2ouis, 16. Sftober. - 9epeiher
aus Baterproof, 2a., meloen, baB 2500 See
ger an ben bortigeu llnruben betbeillgt fno
nnb oaB Der &unpt beute besann. 0tidtel
&orbtq, S. g. 6arriion uno Self. Snnoel
muroeu pertpunset. Wfebrere 9ebdube iolleu
eingeGl l6ert nOrben ietn.
% a t DIES, Otiii., 16. Sftober. - BIT
SfftSiere DeS 9ampiers ygtatde5" berid)ten
baB bic @eiBen geftern bier Oteilen oberbalt
@aterproof einen &i nit ben Ne9ern be.
itauber, 36 berielben t6oteten unb bte iibri,
gen in Die .Sludt idlluseu. Die a0seuieint
Nnfd)t 1T, 6aB itd) bic gte9er nt6t uieoer per'
iammeln perben. SinfSig Seuaffnete gtnger
beute BON bier nad ct. Soiepb, 2a,, ab, bon
no aus 8eitaub erlanst puroe.
(Spdter.) Cine ioeben bon gSaterprooi
etugelauiene 9epeide meioet, oab iett 4ues
rnhig if. 3eAn 9fe9er mHrOeH seitern &C.
tDotet.
gfem =Srlean8, 16. Sftober. - Sc
rii6te aller 9lrt iiber bic 8ubeitOruugen I'M
&irhipiele Senlas cirfuliren in bteler Stabt
@ouuerneur yt9o1s iit benaaridtigt, oab
bel 8aterproOf Elm Sreffeu itattfauO, in noel
dem fiiui g2e9er get0otet uuroen, uuo baf
cine Wtilt5 @ompagnie aus gtat6e3 oaielbf
angefommen lit.
Gin Battalion qrtillerie unb stpei Hegi=
menter Snfanterie (Wili3) baben Mari9orbre
erbaiten uno geben nm llbr morsen firth
auf Dem 0ampferv Yurgouo"na9 Dem S6au'
hJnf.o SOY f1urYther1 nh
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Ne,te Snoianer,antttbe,t.

Gan Bran5ts CO, IS. Sttober.-@tn
aus Der &lifitalz@egenb an9efonmsner 6err
berid3tet, baB man bort ernitli9e S9wierig=
feiten NIT benSnbianern ermartet. 9estere fpers
ben nit ieOem Sage iniolenter unb bereiteu
iih, mie man glaubt, su einem augrifie auf
bic 4nitebler Dor. 0ie 8eibeu riiten iid) 5u
oem Sample unh treffsn ale mDsltden Sor.
itdtsmaBreaeln. Die aniieoler beidmeren itd
bariiber, oaB bic 8aufeute 5u Seattle unS
anberen Srten ant Yuget's Snnbe Die Snbtas
ner nit 8aften uno Otunttion perieben.
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NterUer 6e1W6MfI
1asttf@e UNI rafftid?e 8deer fur SO GsatS
tn
ges. 54, Roros2tberts.e etraBe.
(SulA,1S q. 8. Terres, gisenthimer.
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befidttgt butten, ipeiften iie BEL benz 8i9ter
Benbletou unO febrten Johann ua9 Der StaOt
3uriid.
9u1 abenbe hielt Der 8rGiibent einen Sabl=
reid beiu6ten gmpfung in oer 8obnun9 oes
@ouperneurs tSollioap ab, unb I'm II ubr
abenbs trat Die 9eieai4aft Die Giidrsiie uad
Hajhinotou an.
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.3alanb-pepeGhen.
Ser gNabItantpf tn 9fetpsDorf. -
2lutoritats : GonEtft saptid)ett
oenSnn0esf sftperntfotett ttao oer
Staatsbeb0roe be5it8ItG) Oct '68
atts9eifelItett Siir9erid)ettte.

J lp@2) Il 10. SIloDer. - G6 eCtHlrl
Qusitdt aui cine 6eboe stpiiden ben Demo
fraten unb benz Sunbes> >gSabliuperpiior S.
8. Davenport. 9fidter Srieomann entidieb
seitern, baB Stimmgeber bere9tigt ieteu, iif
auf @runo bon Siitgeri6eineu, tpel4e in 1868
ausseiteut pOrben maren, regifiriren gu laiien,
uno oaB fein 9uperuiior Die @ertififate oes
Snperior. ober Common Bleas. .@erihtes unz
beriidf6ti9t laiien Oiirie. ST.. Oapenport
iuitruirts ssitern abeno Die Superpiioreu unb
Wtari6dlle, Die @ntidetbuns. oes 0fidtsrs
Sriebmaun nidbt gu beadten, uno allen
Stinlmgebern, fpeldle iid fraTt iold]er ongeb>
lid betrii9erlid)er 0ofumeute regiftriren laHen
mollten, Die Otesifriruus su pertueisern nnb
ibneu bic 8npiere abSunehmeH. Die Sun-
oesiuperpiioren fommen bieien Snitruf tioneu
in alen Sbeilen Der Staot uad, uno belons
oers in ben unteren gSarbs iinb ptele in 1868
ausseiteGte Observation-Disclosures confissirt
mor0eu. Die Demofraten baben um etuen
Wanoamus>Sefebl na9geiud]t, nm bte Su>
perpiioreu sur &egiftriruug Der betrehenoen
Stimmaeber 5u 3tplnQen.
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fury, and he was IN the act Of striking
her with his clenched fist, while the
poor wife begged piteously for her
thwarted, ruined life.
Arising with a strength born Of sud
den danger, Martha caught the uplifted
hand and stayed the blow. Affrighted
at the sudden turn in affairs, the mon
ster turned away in terror, and ran of
into the woods as though pursued, as in
deed he was, by demons.
Martha soothed the suffering mother,
put things to rights again as best she
could, and by high noon of the follow
ing day was on her road again, this
time an inmate OF the diligence in
which she had last beheld her little ones.
81 have seen in my dream that God
will yet bring order out Of confusion" ,"
she said, as, resighiug herself 20 her sol
itary ride, she lived the dream over and
over again, a dream in which, above all
else, though she had not seen, but felt
it, beamed the radiant, loving face Of
Kingston GreensbOrough.
ITO be coutinuedI
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Common Sense.
TO be continued.I

Mrs. Sara Spencer well says: "There
is no time now to speak Of the over
taxed, debilitated, shattered condition
Of the struggling mothers Of large poor
families in this country; but have Of
ten wished, when men talk 10 women Of
their duty to the next generation, and
the urgent necessity of keeping in their
proper sphere, that women would an
swer with one accord, We tgiH not haze
anu ncrt generation unless are can iDi-
prove upon the quality Of this Our sta
tistics have shown that more than two
millions Of children have been born,
and are now living in this country,
whom the whole world declares unfit 10
live, born to heritage Of suffering, vice
and crime. In the last census there
seems TO be a hint Of lamentation that
the Liberation of the African race had
put an end TO slave breeding by white
masters, on the plantations, so that
there was falling of in this direction
only, OF more than half million.
What a loss 10 this Republic Men can
no longer make money by selling their
own children, and have therefore lost
their chief motive for increasing the
population Of their native land II is
dawning, would / could say it has fully
Q1WuElf uIHun Tue AAlAAA1 VI 4AAAlEl lNtAAl
women that il is high time that we take
this question of population into our own
hands. Let us declare that the one who
suffers all the agony, even unto death,
that attends the advent Of a human soul,
shall decide where and under what con-
ditions that immortal life shall be called
into existence. Let US declare that mo
child born of US shall inherit traits ol
character that ought not 10 be perpetu-
ated; that no. only in nerve and mus
Gle, bone and sinew, digestion and cir
culation, heart and brain, our children
shall inherit Of the choicest and best
but that the soul residing within shal
have the richer inheritance that only
noble souls can bequeath TO their chill
dren. Do you tell me that you cannO
control the conditions of motherhood
! that the houses in which you dwell, tn,
clothes you wear, the food you eat, tn,
very bodies in which you live, belong
by statute law, and in fact, to your hus
/ band? True; then if he fetters you
| conscience and endesvors to compel yol
/ to violate the eternal law of inheritance
/ by transmitting his character to you
| children, appeal to the higher law
| Take your life in your hands and coun
/ all things but loss, that you may livl
/ up to your own conception OF truth
4 your own holiest aspirations for your
| selves aud your children. The true re
form for this age is a reform inside o
| the marriage relation
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ENGLISH CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.
There is prescription in use in Eng
land for the cure of drunkenness, by
which thousands are said to have been
assisted in recovering themselves. The
receipt came into nOtoriety through the
efforts of John Vine Hall, commander
OF the "Great Eastern" steamship. He
had fallen into such habitual drunken
ness that his most earnest efforts to re-
claim himself proved unavailing. At
length he sought the advice of an emil
nent physician, who gave him pre-
scription which he followed faithfully
for seven months, and at the end OF that
time had lost all desire for liquor, al
though he had for many years been led
captive, which he af;erward published,
and by which so many dTunkards have
been assisted TO reform, as follows
"Sulphate Of iron, five grains; magnesiai
ten grains; pepperment water, eleven
drachms; spirit of nutmeg, one drachmi
twice "A day" This preparation acts as
| stimulant and tonic, aud partially
supplies the place Of the accustomed
liquor, aud prevents that absolute phys
| ical aud moral prostratiOn that follows
a sudden breaking from the use of stim-
ulating drinks.
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\ new type-setting machine has been
contrived by a German inventor. By
means Of a lever, which is worked by a
series Of notes, something like piano,
the letters are raised out OF a box in
which they are kept, and placed in a
position fixed for them. BY employing
a very simple mechanism, a second set
ting apparatus can be adjusted, and by
this arrangement the sentence is twice
set in the same time. The machine is
claimed to possess the advantage over
all others OF the sort, of uncomplicated
construction, so that it is not only easy
TO be worked, but performs the setting
i'm a quick and correct manner. From
all that appears, however, in relation %
this machine, its efficiency is not likely
to come into serious rivalry with hand
composition.