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2llS Elm 0esenitif segen bas Sud-
peS Or. Wpris Suid mirD Der nunmebr
erldeinenoe 5reite Banb beS gSerfeS bes
Gjet. Sterregierunssratb8 yuDpis Sa6n:
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felt bon 2uopis Sabn. Berlin, Is.
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men. DaS Sabn'ide gSerf mid in Der
SaHinlung unb Nnoronuns be5 selamm~
ten autbentiIden Wlaterial5 Elm ppaz
ifanoiseS uno letencises Yilo ber Gntz
pidluns Der Sismard'iAen Pclitit se6en.
Der e.ite 8ano elnS bis 1870; Der
jfbise sweite bs5innt NIT Dem frau,0iilhsu
&riss uno ssbt bis gum 8saaiabr 1877.
Die rc!itifhe uno oipicmatihs Geihtdte
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itrsm 3alammsnean5 carssisllt msrssn.
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lujf.
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tkier, ubsr reate lth Der Gu inert lame SsIf,
pcnn er Den tlslenosu llmIA!as auf Gar.
lota 9 Jub erneuerie.
20. Gapitrl. - 8 as Gnee Ser
Nube.
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aansen uno garluta burfrs iih bsretts ipis.
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fir iie I'm otne BsIcrsub pie Melterreiis
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trad,tste er es. fit nit ibuen In Die iatltsen
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tbeiltn
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cieao mar ;u pfrtrlut mt auiu @3siabren
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= Gin Sutilium fitr g8ien. SIM SAT.
re 1888 iol iu sSlen pas 5lpsibuhpert
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september 1883 Scu ros neue 9fatbaaus
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@cmmil1cn in elmer Der nGh1ten Sieunr
seu CUR @enebnisuns pcrSelest meroen.
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Die @eltftGotc.

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tier in D cltaE Stcre auf5elh!aSeu.
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baum elm DarpfjdjiIf auT Die SnIet id'eppt
Da8 pon Diaffsi setaute Dampfihiff ct
mics iid, inoeb idcu an erlten &age alS
untrauhSar. Daslelbe mar 70 fonl ltruirt,
cab pas eine Rao im Wa1er mar, nab.
rsno oas aneere in Ger @uft bius. Da'
eurd, rsrianfen aud ein paar 2aounsen
in ben See, bic ater mieoer empcrbefor
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Gauat ron cinem Guoe Der Sniel BIS gum
onpereu prciettirt it, Auf eiu 2eubt
bum miro sebaut metoen.
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bic auf elmer 8oltabn mittelS qcton,otipe
gum See befSrbert werreu. Bon bort
meroen Re auf Sdifis Serlabeu, welde
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tkier, obsr reats l'th Der aufmerfIams Ssif,
penn er DEN tiislsnosn llmIA!aS auf Gar,
lota 9 Jub erneuerie.
90. Gapitrl. - . IS Gmbe Ser
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Sur FIR Oerrcn.

5srr 6ranf @Aufer, nabe b,r
GommsreeitraBsnbriifs, bat einfn eew1bl-
ten Vorratb soa Dnterseugen erbaltea,
Die er 5u an,asfn unO lleter,isbern Ysr.
arbsitet. 5err Shafer Sat iidb oem STUFF
zines 5lsiperfltnitlsrs erltsr SlaTa ermor
bsr. g8as aus Isiner Arbsitsltaac Ser.
scrssbt paBt ME anBe3oNen. Wtr, elegant
5etIslpst islu uil, made lsiae 8sitsuunsen
BET 'pn. 1,12,3N.
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ltinoise 0e'lunB tewirtt anp paB bunoerte
BON 3euanilien bic Wabrbeit uon Obenges
iasiem seiiatisen.
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- Bel t!elen 3eiten iauft man baupt.
iadlih naelihe Acknowledgements uno
biele finoet man in Der SAnittwaaren.
hannlun0 bes 9erru y. D ctffon.
The New York herald., 1878-11-17
TENNESSEE LAwLESSNESS.
(By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD ]

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
a.4s SHELByvuLH. Nov. 16 1878.
All corn shucking Flat Greek Village. Bedford
county. last Wednesday night. Sidney Frazier (col
ored) was pile of corn. throwing it down for
more convenience in shucking Awhite man named
Felix Holt amused himself by throwing Of corn
at him. frequently striking him. Discovering who
was thus mistreating him. he cursed Holt Far
rar another white man. seeing conflict brew
ing induced Frazier to leave with him. which hs
was prodecding to do. when Holt followed and com
enced kicking Frazier who turned and fatally stab
bed Holt in the side. Holt shooting Frazier in the alb
domcn, and mortally woundng him.
LYNCH LAW.
Last night at eleven o'clock six masked men went
to Frazier house. took him from his bed where hs
was lying in a dying condition. laid him on his back
on the ground front Of his door and fired four pistol
balls into his right breast and shoulder. killing him
instantly. Frszers shrieking wife and two other
coorcd people were witnesses to the barbarous aud
bloody deed.
Shoat Frazier. brother Of deceased was punished by
mob violence year ago for stabbing prominent
white man to death.
The New York herald., 1878-11-17
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
An Explosion in a ParlOr Car Causes the
Death Of Five Persons.
A SCENE OF HORROR AND EXCITEMENT
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]


MAuANoY C.rY. Pa. Nov. 10. 1873.
The Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad nave a line
of small engines and parlor combined. used by
officials OF the road for business trips. One OF these.
called the Gen. made trip to-day down tho Mahanoy
Valley with ). II. olansen. superintendent of tie
Mahanoy and Broad Mountain Branch. 1t arrived
IN front Of the depot at this place at three O'Clock
p NJ. The superintendent alishted and stepped into
the telegraph Office adjoining tae depot to send
message. While ha was seated at the table with tho
terrific force tearing off the of the office sever.
ing telegraph wires and knocking end of the
depot buildings Large pieces Of plate glass from the
Gem were hurled into the buildings and the occu-
pants dropped to the floor in time to avoid being
struck.
FATAL EFFECTS OF THE EXPLOSION.
Engineer W. +. Brocius, of Trackville. blown to
pieces. and his remains gathered in bucket.
Jacob Trout. conductor and supervisor. had his
head blown clean Of being struck with piece Of
boiler. He leaves a wife and seven children.
Willie wcnrch. aged nine years. had the top Of his
head blown off, His brains were strcwn on the de-
pot floor.
Two others. George and Horace Hagcnbuck were
both badly injured. George died two hours
after They were distributing handbills al
the depot when the explosion occurred. and
George lost in the ruins Horace.
brave lad of years. covered with blood, heroicay
searched for his elder brother. He down the
street. and when his uncle clasped him in his arms
he cried. LET me 60; can walk home Go find
George: he is hurt worse thanI"
Calvin Lutz. aged twelve, killed by the shock.
dying after an hours agony.
Charles Conrad aged sixteen son of Philip Conrad.
jured by flying timber, number of other
boys. who were all huddled together in heap.
a FATHERS GRIEF.
Young Lutz's father picked him out of the debris
was his son. The discovery nearly drove him crazy.
THE WHOLE TOWN SHAKEN
There is great excitement in the town. The forco
Of the explosion terrible to shake the houses
to their foundations and the whole population is
the street. rushing wildly to and from the and
searching the mountain sides after remains Of vic
tins. Five persons have died SO far. as follows:-
| W. F. BROCIUs. engineer: leaves large family.
| JACOB TROUT. conductor; leaves wife and seyen
| children.
WILLIE wEERICH. aged nine.
r. CALVIN xETz. .ged twelve.
GEORGE HAGENBUcH. aged twelve
WOUNDED.
! FINLEY, fireman. slightly in head.
| HORACE HAGENBUCH. aged seven. severely.
| CHARLES CONRAD. aged sixteen. slightly and se~
eral other boys. names unknown, injured slightly.
THE USISJuREp.
| curious circumstance Of the explosion is that,
while the engine and boiler blown to atoms. the
car apartment remains uninjured, not cushion
being destroyed. piece Of the boiler fell in Par
lows -four mill, quarter of mile away, and timbeu
and glass are strewn for rods around
The New York herald., 1878-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
ITALIAN opERA--s.cARMEN."

ITALIAN oPERA--tscARMEN.
The enormous house in attendance at the matinee
yesterday must have afforded Miss Hauk gratifying
evidence of the esteem in which she is held for it was
the fifth representation of Bizets opera and the elc-
ment of novelty not factor in the interest at
tending il. The performance the best the opera
has had. To the dramatic perfection and artistic.
vocalizaton, always Characteristic Of her Car
men. there was added something moro
of carrying quality III the voice that
decpened the colorng of the music Of the part ana
lent new charm to this artists fascinating and pic
turesque creation. Sgnor Campanini. too, excclled
his previous efforts in that he sang his aria in the
second act with feeling and intensity not before.
equaled Dramatically he could not well improve
his grand impcrsonation of the waywarl, passionate
soldier. who knows half moods, who either
loves macly hates virdictiveiy. His great
scene with Carmen in the last act will be re-
membered by opera haLiu:s Of the present season
as the most impressive and realistic specimen OF
tragic acting the lyric stage of time has presented
sisnor Del Puente received his usual welcome as
Escamillio. His graceful acknowledgment of Miss
Hauks part in tho "Torea,lor attento" is worthy Of
especial note. Nine. Lablachc, Nine. Sinco, Mime.
Robati, Signor Grazzi. NJ. Thierry. Signor Fran
chesch and signor Bol gave, as before, admirable
support to the principals and the chorus and orches
ira contributed materially to the effect Of the
ensemb's. The audience. than any Of its
predecessors, especially appreciative Of the
numerous fine points abounding in the
performance. and Miss Hauk and Signor Campanint
many times called before the curtain and numer-
Gus floral tributes. including beautiful harp. were
bestowed upon the prima donna. Numerically, the
audience of the largest in attendance at
matinee. Ladies' standing three or four rows
deep, and in seated upon the
aisle steps. 1t is probable that many more
tickets were sold for Carmen yesterday
than for any other single performance of
the present season. it must be remembered that
lnatinecs are not iN the subscription series and no
course subscribers represented in the house.
Under such circumstances Mr.. Mapleson has done
well to announce repetition OF the opera ut the
agement is again called to the necessity Of having the
centre door open when large audiences are to come
There was another crush yesterday and the door was
tardily Opened.
The New York herald., 1878-11-17
THE NEW BRUNSWICK DISASTER.
TpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TEIEHKAPH TO THE HEKALD
Sr. JOHN. N. b., Nov. IT, 1878.
Turner and Phillips. reported last night to have
died Of injuries from the railway accident near Peal
station are still living but the latter is very low,
is also conductor Yerxa who is unconscious. Turner
will probably recover The verdict of the Coroners
Jury is considered very unsatisfactory aud full in
vestigation is demanded by the public.
Nathan Perry, killed, formerly resided in Bangor.
and was sixty of age For the last fifteen years
be has been in business in Prcsque Isle.
Isaac Hacker also killed. was upwards of seventy.
and was one of the foremost men in Aroostook. He
was trader and lumberman.
The New York herald., 1878-11-17
QUIET IN ST. CROIX.

ST. THOMAS. Nov ., 1873.
The island Of st. Croix is quiet and work has
been resumed on all the estates. Martial law was
raised the 3ist Of October. Governor Garic, who
returned to st. Thomas the 3ls OF October. went
back o. ST Croix yesterday.
hear that the government has levied some "
of the burned properties for taxes but tho report only
came here now and have not been able to confirm It,
think from sT0n.00o TO seQ0cvo Is about correct
estimate of tho totsl losses.
The New York herald., 1878-11-17
A TOWNSHIP MULCTED,
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

TRENTON. n. j. Nov. ii, 1879
An important case occupied the attention of the
United States Court in this city for tho past three
days. John NJ. Ramsdcll was plaintiff and the town
ship OF Monclair. Essex county. defendant Tie suit
was brought to recover s1sOpD with interest being
the amount of bonds issued Ivy the township to aid
in the construction Of the Montclar and Greenwood
Lake Railroad Counsel tor the defendant conrnjci
that the legislative act authorizing the township 10
issue the bonds was Unconstitutional therefore thnro
no liability to- pay. Tho jury returned verdics
for the plaintiff for s20.65t ~.
The New York herald., 1878-11-17
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Airey Depoe. of Ccntreville n. j.. while driving in
wagon the Norfolk street crossing in Newark
of the Morris and Railroad last evening shortly
after eight clock. struck by locomotive The
horse was killed. the wagon smashed TO pieces and
Mr. Depoe severely and probably fatally injured. He
was removed TO st. Mchaers Hospital
The New York herald., 1878-11-17
A CANADIAN INFLATIONIST.
rpy TELEGRAPH TO THE HEn.Lp.1

OTTAWA, Nov. III, 1879.
Sir A. T. Gait. who he's gone 70 England in company
with the Finance Minister Is understood 20 have rs
marked before leaving Ottawa that. much he
deprecated rrsort 10 .4ic process ~ making nonQy
b, the aid Of the printing press he feared t1t 10 tho
present condition OF affairs Csnas would nav. to ia
back infiatonist policy. Tho visit Of Sir Alex
ander TO England is believed to be Ia connecton with
the fisheries Question Aolely.
The New York herald., 1878-11-17

and Polonaise new. by Lamb. Nine. Car-eno VIII
play 'campanella.' by List; "Tarantelle,' by Ru-
bnstein and 'Grande yalse." by Lszt and will. by
his desire accompany wilhelm the pianoforte'
Ssgaor aglapretra viii sing sciubert's 'serenade'
and LA Stella conhdane." by Rabandy, and Miss
Kate James will render two baliSds.
The principal cast OF "Rchelicu," to be produced
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow tMcnday)
evening" viii b. as follows