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New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,1,opsis for tas past "a hours

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2, a. m.-The barOme-
ter has generally fallen east Of the Mississippi aud is
lowest in the Upper Lake region, but 1t high on the
Middle Atlantic Coast and especially in Oregon Colder
northwest winds prevail In the Northwest the South
west and the Western Lakes Warmer southerly winds,
with clear weather. prevail in the Lower Lake region
Middle states and the Ohio Valley; northeast winds
continue on the south Atlantic Coast.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States and New-Englsnd,
falling barone ler warmer southeast TO southwest WINDS
and partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
TRlRINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

HOURS: Morning Night lBAT
rg8ASg SOtOIIQI 4b 6 Setntf1o Inch
S7-r-TT TT-T-r- > TTF-F7T- 3d.
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Fl1lF'l'i-F T5y I -
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New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
CIPHER NOTE5.


THE TRIBUNE publishes another batch of
cuheIs that pnDc Will he anxious 10 have explained
THE TRIBUNE intnates tna OF the mysterious
these blind documents, signed Moses" WIS written
by MantOn Marble lule OF The Neic- York WORTH. We
don't know what ground InE TRIBUNE suspects Mr.
Marble as being" Moses" eNcep that lac bears striking
resemblance 10 that Hebrew IN London Assurance"
From the cipher revelations being made by
THE tribune. our well-Snown fellow citzen Henry
Havemeyer, esq, played "a very important part In the
ways that dark aud the tricks that yam In
trying buy Presidential EectOr IN Florida, Oregon
South Carolina and Louisiana, for TilIen. Mr.. Have
meyer ought In justice to himself 10 forward apd
explain his mysterious dispatches 70 John r. COyie and
others. Unless be does, The general public will be- likely
suspect that Henry was engaged In very dscrcdiia
Nle business No who knows the genial Henry would
wish 10 suspect him OF anything OF the sort,
We have well founded suspicious that several
Ambitious friends Of Mr.. 1dcn who aspred serve tho
county at European courts paid dearly their asprR
tiOns. We trust The TRIBUNE will keep uneartDlng
the cipher business When IL strikes the bottom dis
patch ~ viii ind that at least dozen citizens
OF New-1Ok City made large contributions Tdon's
barrel all having been promised foreign appointments
great deal Of money Was raised 10 secure that
electoral vote Tor "Qld YARDS" We infer from the
cipher dspatckoS In todays TRIBUNE that " II. H." IL
one Of the principal victims.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
THE WILMINGTON CITY ELECTION.

WmMNGToN, Del, Oct. 1.-The vote for
assessors and inspectors in this city to-day
follows: Democratic, 1889 Republican, 513; Green
baokers l62 The Democrats have elected both asses
sors ana fourteen out OF fifteen inspectors. In the
North District which has heretofore been strongly Re
pnbican, the Democratic candidate Tor assessor re-
ceyed 222 majority.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
MARRIED.

AwRFSCE-sTANTON-A TenaaY. n. J., October 2, by
the Rev Charles H. Baldwin 0t Me iford Masa Frank Eu
GENE Lawrence OF Council Bufs Iowa. 20 Margaret Law
ingson daughter Of Henry b. and Elizabeth Cady stanton
ANNIN G-OctOber l. in Brooklyn, az the reT
dence of the brides sister, MIS- r. L. Minan by the rev j.
FTanson Pastor Of 81 Peters Church BrooSYn, i0hn j.
Mihau NJ d.. Of New York late surgeon ana Breyet
dcrGcneral o. A. Kate Louise daughter of the ate
John Manning Of NewYork.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday, October i 1873 AZ the ne
residence brides parents. EngewOOf Cls y j. W
the Rev II. NJ. Booth Richard Malcolm MONTGOMERY OF
Irookyn L. A. TO Alice s. daughter Of George s. COe, esq
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Ocr 1-430 m.The sales OF Cotton to-day
Included American. futuresUpAndA Low Mid
ding clause october and November delivery esssd
IIyRRpOOL 1-6 m-COtt0. futures depressedj Up
lands Low Mddng November and December delivery
AUoUsrA, oct l-Cotton weaki Middtng. s'.a97c; Low
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
MONTE MADRONA.

The best California story ever written, is Just
begun In No. 4s OF Tho NewYOrk Weekly It is full of
spirted adventure exciting oontests and has a plot
which dees all uesswork, and is entrancingy interest
ing Read tho great sensational story Of "Monte Ma
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct 2. n m.-The movement Of
the barometer during the clear aud partly cloudy
weather Yesterday was slowly downward The temper
nturc was lower In the morning than on Monday but
higher m the afternoon The OF moisture in the
AIR Is very large.
Partly coudy clear weather and rising temperature
may be expected in this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
A narty of Boston ladies. spendino tbe Snm-

party of Boston ladies, spending the Sum-
IN little town not far from tue White Mountains,
attended church fair Wishing 10 appear properly in
teresed, OF the ysilors asked manager what the
proceeds were 10 be devoed to- "Wel," tho hesi-
atng reply, Eve amt just certain whether wen buy
cecream freezer or ahearse"-lBOstOn Letter 10 The
Taunton Gazette.
'rll see you later,n IS not new slang
phrnse by any means. Tnat WA what the whale said
Jonah when theT parted In mid-oceau.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
New md Startling!
MONTE MADRONA.

Post nlce mans or the week eating
sATIiRDAY October g. 1878. will close az TINS ohice
on TUESDAY, Z Tor Europa. by steamship NyOm
ing via Queenstown Ou WEDNESDAY, at $3.50 = m, Tor
Europe steamship BOhna via Queenstown correspond
cs Or forwarded Oy this steamer must De- spe
cay atresse and at a M Tor France direct by steam
min Peelre wa HAyre on THU RSDAG at a. u for Eu
rope by steamship Baltic VIA Queenstown tcoresDOndence
for Germany and France to be oy t steamer mns
and at ~ Tor Europe 0y steam
ann Sueva via Plymouth Cherb0urg and Hamburg; on
Y at . Europe by steamship Clty Of
Richmond Queenstown Correspondence Tor GERMANY and
Srotand 70 Iorwarcd this steamer must be sPeeay
sdJSessed and az Scotland direct by steamship
Circassa via Glasgow and 1880 for Europe by
seamshp Mosel southampton anu Bremen. The steam
ships wyoming Bothni Baltic and CITY OF Richmond do not
Denmark ano MOI way The mails Tor
sninWa South Pacific ports leave New Ork Septem
bef 9D The mails Havana leave NeWl0rk october and
The mails for Mexico leave New.York October o. The
mails Tor the West Ine Brazil and Argentine leave New
Vork October O. Tho China aud Japan leave san
FaneIsco OCTOBER 6 The mails for Australia &c. leave san
Francisco october Z6 . ,,,f,.. ,.,,..,.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02

CIIEF JUDGE CHURCH. COMMENDS MR.. DAN
FORTH.
As reported IN Litter 10 The He York EosHtng Pod
/ have pTactised law great deal with Mr.
DanlOrth He and formerly met in court very irc-
quenty in the western part OF the State. He Is man
OF wonderful vitality. do not know OF lawyer VINO
Is capable OF enduring much labor ii seems never
to get tired lag his endeavOT to go to the Dot
tom OF any which lie takes hold Of nave Ollen
wondered az his power Of endurance, and haY" at times
been almost OF his perseverance and ahiny 10
concentrate his energy on any matter regard mnl ~
OF he abest in the Slate, as De certainly 10
a gentleman and an upright citizen.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02

Relief Committee received Saturday contributions Lon
amounting to 500. B.ooklyn has now glven 60, a.
Saturday 10 the President the Howard Association ~
Vicksburg for the benefit Of the neighborlne to"hS
The TRIBUNE has received for the yello" ie''i
sufferers 50 so from the Ridgehed PARK sunday
school through the superintendent $50 45, collection
in PRESBYTERIAN Church Of South Salem n " through
Hoyt Brothers. s13 30 from W. H. Barnes, PosmaaIea %
Chatham Village N. Y. and 81 from " friepg, No. A"o
money will be promptly sent through Mayor E'S'
j. Pierpont Morgan. treasurer OF the conm'''0o' "0
kuowledges the receipt Of the folowng ar
Ruggles |25
Fd Ma IA 1en t haEs1S iony BToai L. I... Is
on members and friends Of the ReforRed 70 ro TeEton 80
BV he Keepers aud surfmen the Fourth Losaying On
rteast RTet sTssi cSHeS city ,oa
rToTg Sgas99 9ls = GGIaS + lss ineeenc Church aatn
n y, by the Rev d. W. B. WyeKoh ST. r SDi rsnl5 H 81
Church q Losgst s .6 yasy a. Ii I sl G9IrS g. y o
Church Of Pa esIe%s' 81 ~ sbSl 5 Cy S srs t9s f n g
GhGfch. GnsS II Fairreld = j. SIS % Church Mdlcenrg
X yoas s3S chgSG sS g hoTsP5SnE fsI5@1E sdG ny IT. H. s
Church North Branch, y. J., by the Rev r. NJ DoOht'
fTcnd f Yi trenton. - Church, e;! IisRTseaG n
by TIE IeV ~ = saiS f rb S og p, Sprns Vnly R
y, IS; Church Of liomdel n J., go y a & lady Sew-
j. s25 Church Of Boonton, n. j.. Church Of Fonda N ,oa
From Sd b S'S B & c. cash IS
\ y. Uirongh II. C. May, President Corning choral ,oo
Geo I'VE Wells ono gold watch.
H. +. Ang. Newark y. O.,
sni Tutte, tutChogue, y. y ~
Prceris OF concert givcnn s.. Pauls Church, PekS
kill y. by all tile singers Of the village throdgh ,o-
w. RobcT
Citizens Of Cuftisvile Mass thr0ugh H. VI. Burall- -
Presbyterian Church, HaWley, Penn Uhfuugh Arthur -,
Congregational church Birmingham Conn. OhroughJ j. -
ID. BlCWatc. %
Pro,esds @ anaiSur performance "' S'Hi''' "'' 1,o
Cash through II. H. Cammann). ...--... 20
Threcuth street "a. " PRESBYTERIAN Church sabbath 90
Nsyai ya} @icc balance Of contributions i
T.. II. Il.
Previously acknowledged 4OSS
Grand total . il''''
The Rev. Dr. Houghton, pastor OF the Church OF the
TrinshguratlOu, makes the following pckno"lcdg
meDts OF suns Of 800 or more:
Christ Church wiriamsport Penn, Rev. j. H. Hopkins m
Chnrc Of Tho Holy Cross Troy " " Dr. Tucker. the
Or. White Memphis. las
Il. Jane, Church, Gocbrn ply
Pdus ChurcI. Paterson
Johns. thuIrn, Nonkrfs
luIy ChW ch, sing Slng ..'..
thurch. Brooklyn Heights -
Mat hows thuI H. Bedford ~ y, Rev Lea ltu a or
Christ Church larTytown, y. ~
Christ Church Pay l. i....... lOO
Church EcIccutr. lirOOayn, l. I... ...... 24s
st James, church NcyYork alitHa Rev. C. b. smith 10
Conn lH1
Church 81 the Holy TIiHity. Brooklyn. l. L.. 90
~ Lakes Chtrt IA. Darrl, g nu,.... i.u
81 Paurs church. lOu sl ecp,ic iJu
Church Il the Reformation, BrOUky 70
Prom 10 other soul .---.'''''' "'''
Total s!''Si
Grand
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
,,,. ,,,. .,d Ia..ies b,e AWAY /.

Nor brook single hOnr's delay.
II YOU would carry IN your M utn
White teeth. and OdOrs OF the S0utn.
Haste, haste, AMI buy single FONT
or the unriyalled SOZODOAT,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02


for
white ne fepresen Ias "acIAt'a
ltIhe nlcrruTY
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
6uerial Notices.
Books. Books,
nAA"

Books. Books.
BOOKS
BARKER q co, AZ aud 40 Libertyst,
Sell Ou WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
OCTOBER 2 aud 3.
exceedingly interesting and costly private Dry OF snh
ard illustrated miscel aneOus works u DE sold without 70
above. Books now on view, with catalogue
Easy Boots Of superior quality for ladies and gentlemen
at reduced prices. WATKINS. HO.24l 4th ave.
Nervous Exiuusuon-Am medical essay comprising senes
Of lectures delivered Rahn Museum OF Anat0nY New
YORK and OF premature decline sh0ng IN
dispaBy how lost health be regained anordng cea
the impements to marriage and the staent OK
debility being the result OF ~ years az
perece. mail 25c. currency postage stamps Address
New md Startling:
MONTE MADRONA.
FASCINATING STORY OF CALIFORNIA.
BY WILL b. SCHWARTZ
NOW READY In No. 4S Of
THE NEW-YORk WEEKLY.
This graphic ana Impressive story IS as vivid as
THRILLING DRAMA,
and Is full OF
DESPERATE CONTESTS,
DARING EXPLOITS,
ARTFUL STRATAGEMs,
STARTLING PERILs
DO not forget to ask your agent for Ma. IS Of
THE NEW-YORk WEEKLY.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
DISPATCHES FROM WASHINGTON.
MAILS BY THE SPECIAL SUPPLY BOAT DOWN THE
MIssIssIPPI-IHE THIRD MEMBER OF THE SPECIAL
COMMISSION.

COMMISSION.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRmuSgi
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Superintendent Ter
rell teegrapAed from Atlanta to-day that Lieutenant
Brenner WAS about TO start for ST. Louis to
take command Of the sanitary boat 10 take
supplies to the infected points south OF Memphis.
Lieutenant Bremen had offered TO receive and de-
liver mails at points whore the boat would land
superintendent Terrell instructed TO forward all the
mails for points mentioned that has hand II tho
boat carry them.
At meeting OF the Yellow Fever Relief Commission
held to-day, telegrans were received Brooklyn ana
Baltimore announcing that tho RELIEF associations i'm
those hac doubled their cOnFibnton for the boa
load OF prOvIsIOns TO he sent down Tho Nississuni
BrOOkyn's drst contribution VI 900 and that ~
Baltimore 700 Other contributions were reported as
follows: Hartford, Conn, $3.50; OH Guy Penn 5000
and Wheeling W. Va. S7OO In accOI Gs1pre with the
suggestion Of General Augur, two officers Of tbn Arnv
who volunteered for that purpose sul On nn The
boat 10 issue the supplies ~
Professor r. Lloyd Howard, Of Baltimore has Vccented
the position OF third member and secretary Of t rn,i
mission 70 investigate the yellow fever Epidemic Jn is
presdent OF the Maryland state Board OF Health nro
fessOr Of chemistry and toxcOOgy In the College Of
Physicians ana surgeons OF Baltimore, and Quaranthe
physician at that port.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
Post ONCE. Sew.YOrk. september % 1915.


ont tomorrow 10 CLEAR BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE
TOM TIDLERS GROUND.
BY CHARLES DICkENS.
LATE ISSUES.
aol-Tom TideFs Ground. Charles Dickens 100
40-A Beggar on Horseback by James Payn. l0o
80, vhch Shall n BeI By Mrs Alexander 2Oa
9ss-Ths Lady OF Lannay BY Anthony ITollop. . i0c
SeS-VIctor Iescar BY Author Of sun Maid" 200
no-othy Pox By Author of It All Happened" 100
S9ssne Eyre BY Charlotte rone (clear bold type)SVe
5g9-r All r. snsan MWriey l0a
5y4-i - ~ svtnrr N Bhvfiis 20o
3y3-Moly B@Wh- ~ ~ os nt,-,aE 49, ., zoe
Sg-IIe Primrose Path BY Mrs. Otphant ad 81
Eur sae nv pewsealers above prices and senIpst
reosPsu,n ,nars Nv GEORGE MUNRO
Se"l Ito "a yaRdew sts New hors-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02

departments any loose charges That is held over
our headsw
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02

The Rev. DR.. Houghton pastor OF the Church OF the
| TRANSPORTATION, makes the following pcknO"IcdS-
ments o. sIiu.s Of 800 or more:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02

An exceedingly interesting and costly private library Of star
ard illustrated msce aneous works. u De sold without
servo a. above. Books on view, with catalogue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22

tbuen bas &opfbaar. 0eu ,.Snphon,oreu"
9elaH9 es, iid frei gu MAIDEN, uno es fam sl1
slhslil &a1hpfe, bel nel6em einige Sd)iiiie &C.
ioe1'elt nllroeH. Gin vSopbomore," Itterz
ourp aus Srellton, rpuroe blcrbei in bic oiifte
gelWo1leH. GIN berbelgernfeuer slrSt sog bic
Su9el aus Der gSunbc unO erfldrte9 e9ltterburp' 8
:3llfano tlir auberit sefdbrlid). Der Sertrun=
ette 'a9f, paB er lelne An9reifer femme, ipei9ert
ll1 aoer, tbre ytamen Su nennen. Sn Der
anfalt herriGte bic grDBte 4ufrcsuna, unD
man lprtdt ltd lebr id)arf bariber aus, baB
ole Stuoenten I'M Sefbe bon Sf]uBpafietl
9elallen mOrOen iinb.
o, etn Grauer Mari6 gum @ebad]tniiie BON
P1ns Dem gtennteu lit bonn Yroielior gS l.
9elm Wolltefer (@nglielmo 8oliifero)
eomponlrt uno bon &ouis Nfeper in Ybilaz
oelpbta perle9t morben.
Sn Pb aoeIp bta ianb O1enltaq aui
Dem SSege Der 9uftion Der Serfanf Der ntdbt
retlailtrten unO III ben 6dllben oes 2olamts
snrld9ebllebenen ausitelunqs= =Nrtlfa itatt.
Sarhnfer be1anoen iid) auh bic aiideuz uno
SS!rt9l9afts9erdtbld)aften Der Reltaurqhpu
n1rols F'reres Provenceaux."
-, SEPT ut III Der Berion elnes 6rn. Hobert
Wf nners, gonoon, @ualan6, ein @rbe fir
oie 9tadlafeui9aft oes befannten Or. st II | b,
Der als Snn9gsiele in philadelphia aeftorben,
anf9etanft. Stub bat befanntlitb ieine sause
oaoe fllr ole@rri9tung etner 6fientltten BIB
lllloteef pernle9t. Ofanncrs giebt Dor, Elm
Nefte oes 9rn. &. su ein, Ino bebauptet,
voaB 6aS Seitament 10 irioerIpre6enD, 10 &C.
gen allen geuHoel1 Seritunb, Dtoral uno fez
l'Slon, oaB ietne Iusfiibrung uum0alif) ,ei."
sln beatider9elesseber in gfinaelota,
pr. Sranot, nabn cine 8eite1ung Don $50
an, leterte bann oas @elo in ofener Slbuna
oem Sprefer aus uno lfeute 10 bte aanse
Corruption bios. Sieielbe betraf Die Siefe,
run9 BON SAuIbIdern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22

tilhe Regierung i6re Sl0tte ntdlt naf Der
Beiifa 8ai Suriidlhiden miro unb baB Die
Ruiien NeBbalb Sonltdnttn0pel ooer iueniq<
iteus Die SoritGbte beieben peroeu, rpenu Dies
nif)t bereitS geibeben lift. SpGt geiteru Qbeuo
clrfulirte Oas @eriidt, oaB iid) bic Huifen be-
relts in Sherapia beituoeu." (4nmerfung
-.0ie oirefte telsgrapbiide Serbinonng 5ml-
d)en Sonoon uno 8oHltaHtinopel III abermalS
unterbrofen.)
@tner Biener 0epeif)e 5ufOlge' weroeH Die
0ltrelhiid =ungarllden 0ele9ationeu, lpelden
Die GrIp1gung Der ansmdrtigen An9elegenbel=
ten Ipe3iel iibertragen DOroen, in nGditer
9Sodle oerlammelt luer6en, IO0aB Die Regie4
run9 nit Der uOaitduoigen llnterftiisuug
Der gtatlon auI oen &ongreiie erideineu lam.
Sn Den 6oipitdleru Srpiiden benz 8alfdn
uno Der Conan iollen iih $4,000 uerluunoete
8uiieu befinOen.
Ssaroinal 9lntomeHt's SSad)laB.
2oHo N, 81. SebruQr @orreipon>
bent Der ySimes" neloet ans &om: ,Sm
Betreif oeS Bro3elieS nm ben gtaflaB besSar'
OinalS QutOnelli bat oa5 @eridt entidiebeu,
OaB Die &ldgerln Srdfiu Qambcrtiui, bic an.
gebltde Sotter oeS peritorbeneu Sarbiual8,
GrlaubniB babeu ioa, 3eu9euau8la9sn sur
Sefrdftignug ibrer 2lnlprii6e uorSubringcn,
Die @rafen antOnelli, Die angetla9ten, iiuO
in ole 3abluug Der @eri6tstOiten fir Die erite
SuitanS uerurtbetlt morben."
Der GaiIernfrie9.
9onOon, 21. Sebruar. - Die 9tad,
ridten aus Der &apfOlonie iinb ermutbigenO,
uno man bofft, baB Der Safferu=Nuiitano III
furSer 3eit unteroriidt Iein ptro. 0tan glaubt
fGllnt, oaB nod ein Weiteres aagemeiues 8rei=
len itattfiuoen miro, obgleidI eiue Art Dou
@nerrilatrieg langere 3eit iOrt9eiebt merOen
Oiirfte.
6rteOe aaf 6nba.
W abrto, 21. 6ebruar. - Die gan3e
Staot mar beute in Solge Der oiftSiellen Ser.
fiinOlguug, oaB Der aufituno auf Cuba beeuz
oct lei, nit 6tuggen 9eidmiidt unO am AbenOe
illumlnlrt.
1onoou, %. 6ebruar. - glncr 9epeid)e
aus OtaOrlO Sufol9e wurOe III Der geitrigen
Situng Der @orte8 uertiinbet, 6aB &uba uab
Der Batififation oieielben Refte uno Yrloilcz
glen beiiBen ioa, ruie YortoiNico. @eneral
0tartine5 &Os, meldem ale Ntaorioer
SOurnale grObes Sob ertbeilen, miro nod
einige 3eit auf @uba uerueilen. Die &orte8
merOeu ein 0anfuOtGm iiir Den @eneral an'
nebmeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
SseSm der aus China.

San 6ran5tSco, p. 6ebr. = Yum
Stng, Elm prjnttnenter 6tneIi6er Saufmann,
mel9er nit bohgciteuten 8canlteu i'll ieinem
@eburtSlanoe auf pertrautem SuBe itebt, lit
fiirsIlb aus @bina Suriidgefebrt une tbeilt
amerifanii6su OfFSicren bcfcbligteS 1ineii
idles Srieg8l6iff in pieiem 6afen etntrefIen
uns ben dlineitiden aoninl Iiir bieisn S1afeu,
iowte uerld)ieoene A0bere dtneiiibe 9trlaeez
offt5iere als 8aiiagiere ulitbriugen merbe. Die
2ebteren beabTdttgen, cine Seobahtuug8z
9ietle ourd Die Ser. Staaten anSutreten.
2umStng i4ilOcrt oie6un9erSnot1 i'm nGrO.
liden China ais ifber alle Seglifie id)redlidl.
Sn einenl 0iitrtfte Der BrOuiu5 Santong uerz
bungerten I'M lebten Sabre $4,000 Yerionelt,
mdbreno ole SeuSlferung OeS 0iiuiftS uur
$4,000 Seelen slhtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
SelesrapDif1e Sepel@ett.
Lseri&ts Der -aGoeir.en grefe- iilr Den .Dsut,teu
crreipoubeutenS.l
JnlaaS-Qspflhen.
SI0sSatotiua.

@olum bia, g. g., 81. sSebr.- Oas i'm
letten De5ember pom StaatSlenate ernanute
@on1lte, ipeldes oie 9tnflagen gesen DapiO
9.Gorbin be5iigib geitehung &C. unterludte,
eritattete porgeterll Seri9t uno empiabl, bab
allies Setreffs Der Iugeleaenbeit pernommene
3eusnlB benz @eneralanlpalte iibermieien
meros, nit Der eranmeiung. geri6tlibe SAritte
no9 Sutbitnfen eiu3uleiten. Ser Seri6t
muroe ansenommen.
r. e1ne gia, iuelae auf sic Gerbred,en bes
sln6ruds, Der Sranofiftuus uno Notbsud,t
%s,. ois 5oossrate iett iit in beioen 5duisrn Der
@elee9ebHng an9enonlmen uoroen uubI be-
bart nlr nod, berlluteridriit OesGouperi,eurs
UNI IN 9elesestraft su treten. Das @eieb
nlro ourd einsSlauisl etruas aemilOsrt, loeld1e
oorlgrsibt, oaB Die Sooesitraie in lebenslanqs
ltdeSubtbausitraIe nmgemanbelt lperpen IoiI
i'm Sale cine gfaiorttdt Der @eifmorenent
BEN In9efla9ten Der @naoe oes @erid1ts enr.
pfieblt. ~
Z. GAP Carpenter tpuroe 9eitern bonn @ou-
perneur 5ampton besnaoigt uno iofort ans
Der ,Saft eutlaiieu.
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sotatbert6te aus gsaIotustOm.
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Slhrtfts7 ts7MngeIeGcRbeiteu. 0erIeibuua BON
Satenten. -2ScrnliidItcs.
" blngton, q. 7Sebruar. - Sn Der
9eltrt9en Sitnng bes 0titrift8=@omite'S Oes
9auleS muroe bcihloiIen, Die Dilnlfts=@om
nl1llare 3u eratdhtigen, cine aus 3ebn aer3ten
unb bret &pOtbet'rn beitebenOe 0fegitrirz BE.
gtroe 81 organiitren, berer 4nigabe es lem
lou, ben Drr9uenbanoel 3u itber1pa9cn, ieOen
Apotbeter 81 betinlmeu, eine geuaue Sermer-
hung iiber Oerfanfte Site iu fiibren unS cine
8eiflreibuug jener BerioHen aufjuuebmen,
an melde gifttge Stoiie perfauft murOen.
0eBgletden ioll Die Gon3sIiion CUR 6ubruna
einer QpQtbefe aui 5000 feitgeIielt msroen.
- nuter beujeuigeu Berlpnen, meld,en fiirs=
ltD Bateute 0erltebeft ipuroen, befauoen iih
and fol9enbe DtarblGnoer: Gbr. 6. S6lfe
aus Baltimore iiir Sdoruftein< <Sappen, gSm.
u. Gowler aus Baltimore fir SeitanotheiIe
Don PfIitgen.
- Der aSerein Der 6lteiten ginnobuer4
miro Baibingtou'S @aburtStaa i'm 5oale bes
$re!s9ertdts teiern. 6r. .. u. garlp yoirs
bic fSeitreOe balter, unS 0r. v. Noih,psn 'n Sis.
u6arluea"= =aOrsiie usrlelea,
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setbitmorS 'eiaes M,tnistpal=
0SpnftHfptf

Iteriben, Conn, 81. 6ebr.- 6r. 6. 6.
@oobmin, meld)er in gteipz5ritain, @Oun.,
ieit Incorporation jener Stabt bas Amt OeS
@itpz@lerts befeioete, begiu9 bcHte WiOrgeu
Selbitutoro, inoem er ii@ per9iftete.
0erStaOnatb bitlt geitern 9lbenb eine@rha=
Sibung unO fOrOerte 6ru. @oObpiu auf, Su
reRgniren, mas Gebterer jeOo4 abiding. Wt III
glaubt, oaB er llnteridletie im Sstrage bon
$3000-4000 beQallQen hat.
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&ahtfslInfan.

Yougbteepite W.=Y, 81. 5ebruar,-
Ser @ilSus aus 9teu- Dort cOlliOirte beute
2lbenb bel 2op Yolnt Smit6 nit einem
Sra9tSuge, uuD srpei 9ofOmotiosn, iomie ct
ltde &aggonS murosn bemOlirt. Die gOfo.
motiuiiibrsr uuo 6eiSer ipraugeu Dor benz
3uiammeuitoBe BON ben 2ofomotioen berab
uuo entfamen obne erpdbuenSmertbe 9erlet-
suugen. Ser 8abnpertebr 1T IN S5olge bsS
llufalls unterbrod,en.
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Ser VgsseH gesen oen 1eturni,,s=
VSnnrn

Sem Srlean8, 81, 5ebr. - 3er Sb-
MANI Der @roBgeibmorenen erfldrt in Se3ug
auf gelpiiie in Dem lebten 8riefe oeS @r=9ouz
perueur8 gSeas enthaltene Nnflagen, paB Die
@ei6morenen einellnteriud)uug anlteQen Mir
ben, une DaB 2lae, peld)e i'm Betrsff Der gu-
9elegenbeit Ghuas mit3utbeilen bdtter, erid)ei=
nen uno ibr 3eusniB abgeben iollteu. Der
6aQ merbe bis gum Sdluiie Der Situng Oe:
@roRaeidlmorenen Dfien aehalten lpernen.
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GinafdDesmn6 clues SSrrenbanfes.
0ter Werfetaett DerltttGltiGt.

@btc 0, q. Sebf. : Die gFatrldDt IT
loeber bier etn9etroffeu, baB Die Srreuanitalt
81 Bilosfi, SbebOpgo @Ountp, gSisc., am
lebten 9lenitags= =Nbenoe nieOerbraunte unb
uier SniafFeH in ben 6lammen umfanen. :
4u8 irgsno einer Inbetqnnten llrlad)e tit bis
iebt fein @srind genlaAt wOroen, Gle 2et4en
auf;uiu6er, es befiHOsn iih Oieielbcn nod
inmer inter pem S6utte. Der Serfuit be-
trdat nlAt nebr, ais $4,000 5000. Sin
ihaobafter aanin mar Die llrlad)e oe5 8rauz
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