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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18
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GfactcS.

l,tber oaS neu 5nr 8efeuernua
leranSnSie henbc IS @tgeutbum m int
l., 2. uHo 10. SsSIrft BON Baltimore bat Der
2illeiior Oieitr GgSrfe Capt 2Sri. 2. SAITH.
i'll Den GollntpsG G0mnliidrcn cineu Bsricht erz
ltattet, uortn CT zen 9Strtb o2S Gi9entlNlntS
argiebt. IN Oct %tfte Iino uutey 9lllOcren fol-
gtuoe PerlonCt nit nahI:thtuoem @iaeHs
tblmSmertte anfgefiihr: /. SeSut - Miaev
< Srewer $l450, Sieatr < Gipple $500,
&arl 81. oeer $4,000, Ytter @rili, 5000, 6,
Santer'S @rben 5000, ,-Nibtano Sattif g5es
l2uidoft" $1,000, 9Sllb. &arl $3.50, @bas,
9SalttrS S3650, 3gau & WtiiblbduIeY 5000,
Srau OtotbuOe Sunolo $H250, SEQ. Bloom
$840, ). s.. 9lnm $785, &oam 8tbolo $3.50,
Shomas 6offmnnn 5000, 8. u. Marfe S575,
Mid]ael allcr $500, 2ouiS Stern & 8ruoer
$3.50, SouiS Stlbner 5000, 9Silbelm s.. Sab
Ter 500, gSllh. =. Sauter $475, @liiabeta
SIill $425, gStlb. @eruig $1,000, @eora &.
Rtcincr $S75, 2tltbrea5 SdBer $500, @torq
8elleneger $75, Satob Gper $500, Sob. &olG
$50, Jf. 2itl $50, @orruo Ntiiler $345, Se>
baitian Setrmililer $2500, >. gS. 9renner
$50, 2luguit Sd)melgen $100; 2. Se,irf -
@arg' id)e Tabrlt 9eielidait $4,000, S5cit,rid,
Sd)dfer 500, Gonra6 Sun5 $43O; ls. Ses
3irt - Sob. 9figsrt $500, Sob. uno Otarie
SobIe $3.50, $. t5einbed)cr $3.50, 9oam Sob
S125, s. .. uro s. %. Subs 500, Gtnabetb
@Ittcmann $500, Sob. @epbart $675,, Sob.
Yaul SdultbetS $3.50, 2uoruid) @n,nleridj
$3.50, Yeter Solf's Grlluobciib $500, gSH.
Clipper $425, SSatob @able $565. Der @es
ianlmtwertb be8 Don bem QiciIor sur Be>
itceruna on9emeloeten GigentGumS betrdst
$103,345.
Der afitIior fir ben s., g., TO-, II. unb a2.
&eSirft Sor. s. ID. 2Sattins, bat ocn @omniI=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18
ySr. BOZ.
GuropSji9e SsriGts.

OBJ aims, %. glop.l 9aS llebers
bau1reA men Der Settler uao Sa.
Qabunoeu rIft beionotrs bel uEie:sr Seb5r-
oe 9roBfo 2eoentcn bcruor. Dad antlid,u
An'IieIlln9cH Weroen bier p6d)sltlitJ 14O Scr
b0fnn9eH o0rgenDmmer, % oaB i'm Sabre nidlt
peniger aIS iiber 1000 9lrrelatiouen auf beu
EoltSeirnpporten per5eidnct mer0eu, Ourh
blGS llCberbGHollebmeA oe5 SsttlCr nu6 9aa1s
bnnoentbnmS bat itdl aut) III 6Ol9e Der sabls
re,dltn Seitrofun9en unItr z@efdngniB
ais OnrdauS un5urIidleuo eru;eien, eS iuro
oenlnddll pen Scltcn Der oa3u brufauea 81
l0roe be! Dem WfiniIterium Der 5uitiS gu Oarnts
ltoot cine Gin9abe pe9en Ser5rGBeruug uuierer
@ef0n9niBbauten eiugcreidt meroeH.
- (%onbOn, 20. 9topember.) llsbr bcm
i'll oer Slcte rubcnoen ,.@roBen &urfiiritt1" pais
tit ell holes @t'd]ld. Stl eS, oaB Die @eiea.
ltpoft, orc thn hcbtn mill, bic erioroerlif,su
S>elp- ober @ciite6mittel cntbshrt, 10 pisl fieht
1ef, oaB ote aul tomnlenoen Montag angsiag-
ten 0ebuh9Sperud)t oDermat8 peidlobai lusre
nen nlletfN, als @rluln eqfiir pirA anssges
hsn hnS '"-f.r..-AAs- -, .~AonA aailsi s!...a
-...,--, -. l..,~.4.. geiuV.>,..- v--n.-, .,..,V
Der 9ampfer, Die sun GuftetnpumpRng in bic
9ummippntOA5 uno oaS 2Srdd flber per=
loollot merocn lpllen, bis gum ndd)iten Woutaa
ooer' Sienltag ntdt atS9ebeiiert W,rben fSnue.
Nnocrtpcittgcn au9abcn Sufolqe ino ond1 bic
iibri9en &orbertltnngen 10 iebr I'M Araen, Sas
Gil cneH 6ebungSOtiiuh nod 0erauittt 3sit
ntdlt5n oenten lit. 9ariibsr tpiIs es gBinter
mtrotn (beute hatten iuir ben crittn GjhnsefaD,
II. ba Oas IdD0ne SSetter auf bcrSee nabe,u pers
pnS! 1T, oirIte eS Jiiemanoen 9Sunotr neb.
men, ruenn Der ,,grOBe &urfiirit" nod, UNI
Geibndd)ttn nn0 Ncuja6r, ia, uieQeid1t nod,
Uiel lin9el uaseltOrt IN ieiner i,tigcn Sage uer-
blcibcn lollte = 5ur 5rcnoe ser unge,ablteu
Seetbiere, Ole iid) i'll mo on ibm heiniiid) ME.
oergelaileu Gabcn, 6um Sd)ner; 9tller, Die allf
ietn sSiebcrcrid,etncn in orof9tu 2ihte" ae.
loft batter, 5rr Ser5weifung Dcrer, bic tbr
geo an ictre Sergung gewagt babeu.
- Gin eutiebliheS llualiid ereia.
n,te Iidl AM 21. b. Wi. gu @era, &euB,
III oer groSeu 6irid 'fd]en 5tiidfdrbuei. 3um
&latten lnp 6crtigitclrn Der g8Oilmaareu msr.
oen Die i3enge iber cine m1btigr metaaene
9rOlnng, Die nit 9ampf 9ebti;t 1T, geleitet.
Die cine 0tGicr lgaihiner, Der io9uanutt ,@a.
l0uOcy," erplooirte aui cine bi8ber nod uid,t
aufgetldrte 9Seilc. Sin ifrtdlid)er Inblid bot
lldl oeu 0crontom1genOen. bana am 8ooeu
monoen ildl nid)t mcrigcr, ais Is Ptrionen in
flrbtbayen ShmerSer. SIR erlaqea ibren
9Sunocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18

SGbeS @blebeu.-0u 55=idhri0, Mau-
rer 98illiam Garrid itarb aelteru gfa6mjttag
anns plBeIid) in ieiner S8obunna, g2r. Z,
9latcortftrobe. Coroner Ogle wuloe iOiort
lsrbeigernfent bilit js0odl sine 1sidlenidau fir
ilberiiiliig, oa er iibcrSeugt mar, oaB oaS lGbe
Ableten ourtl iibeGgrobe llnHlGBjgteit otran.
laBt mar.
$ermiidtt8. - Gire Ginlaonna Der
"union=Sca9ue" uon IbilaOelpbia sur Sbetl-
nntnie all sili;r am %. bs. 81. ben, General
G'rant gu gebenoen Sete II! geitern bent Mauor
gatr0be ;ngegongrn, ober bon Tim orilioenou
9eldl0fte ipegan abgelchnt moroen
- Gum gCittu De- inter Der yettlng Der
,,GhrliilidleN Srii0tr" itabeuoeu Sd,uIt Ser
STRIDE n3ur unbtfltdt2n GmpfiugaiB" fanoen
9eftern uno borgGitwn 2beuo in Der 6alie an
9tutilon rabe NtoihtritraBe, muiifaliid) bra
ma!tld,e llnterbaltungeu itott, meldleN aroBs
allbitoricn bcipobntcn. 6eute Jtadnjittag
miro III Der Safe nod etrt llnttrboltHnG ge9e-
ben u;yGen.
= Scr ,2iterariifc 9iu8 Ssysin" osr Ct.
9fidlatlS @emetnoe bat bel ieiney nenLitsN
Geanlteniuah. 9rr. g. 6rau; lnid)t s. &HuSl
III ieineht 8rdlioentcH ausericber.
Ni'nitaa s'bGn0 GnSi0ts 0qS 9tta1i1s
larue!itlidJe 8rcubentli GGonutu, oas y.n otr
Senpelmeibe ooer Der gid)ter, oa5 gum 2tlt~
bClllel al be 9liidtroberung bcS 5enlpsls On
iomo'5 IN Ssruialtm buyd) SuOas Mt0ctabauS
alli5briit gtietelt lpiro.
- @ci 6er gGeidtaAts= 6eflid)feit, oie au
SorabeHbe oeS gSeibn0At6.agcS BON iungen
8dncn III Sfaine's SaQs sitiit Stital Der
''Newsboys' peyanlaltct wiro, u,r6el; 2ebttre
cine 9tn5abi %ie6er iingell. 3ur GiHipIH9
Der |iebCr fans gcfsrn Nahmittag unttr 2tte
tiirg ocS Stl. 3GtoriaS iii Der gtuanuttn $5alle
hlc etlte 4}robe 1tati. an weldDtr jtbtr 90 SEl=
ben tbcilnahnen.
- 9ennla Mdytln trH1 9eItsrn 3&adlmittag,
al3 er beim 9blaoeE uou 9i5 al Sler'5
2Serftc bon einem idl,oereu Gi5blode getrofien
iuurhc, ar9e Ser!ebun9en am aopfe o0uon.
Or. Sdcrser leiitete ibm drStlidlen 8,i!ano,
morauf er naf ieiHer @uRHung al yrout=,
nahe 50tlltur., 9ebradt Duroe,
GntWenoHng BON SGmutiad)en.
= Die Sarbige Sannie SioSle lpliroe aaf oie
anlfuibiaung BON Sarah @ranwolo, pir=
ltieSene oent G. 6. @raomol0 qeb0riae
Shmudiaden i'm gSert5e Don $32.5O 9titoh=
len 5n baben, bonn Srieoensrifter &reis Dem
Serfahren Der G5roB9eidltuoreueu ibermisitn.
Yolt5ctl DIES. - Der 9tr. 81, 9$Or0=
6rtmoutiraBe, pobnbafte 2Ouls q. Wsuit=
hofi wrrbc 9eitern ani 9lniduloigung iejnar
Sdmit9unlutter SunigunOe 8lnOer, Hr, ais
er ii0 i'll angehettertem 3ultauoe befano, NIT
Sd9ld9cn 9eorobt 81 haben rno id gegeu ciuen
Setarntcn, mclder Der alteu 6rau 5u Soiilfe
lpranG, nngebiibrlib benommcn 81 babeli,
pom 5rieOenori1ter BeterS in @rnlaHgeuna
non 6riebeEsbiiraihaft oem StaotgsfGligniiit
iiberipicicn.
- 6rant 0talonc, Oer inter Der 2lnidulpi=
garg itano, an 9ieriiag @beuo III Gantou
anf cillen nnbefannten Maun gsidyoiIen Ill
bGeeu, tpuroe getern bonn Hid)ter 1Sarlotu nlt=
ter 5rierensbiir9ld)ait 9cI;elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18
@ren, ,ffrp;f ,,na Nn n.N

ScraRton, Yenlli., II. 0sssmber.-S.
6. WcGornlad nnb gSm. 6. Dtc0onoush,
sipet 81 @altzStulb in Sasqusba1nas@ @ountD
anldifge Sarnlcr. serietbeH geitern in einen
Streit iiber Die @rer5li1ie S,piiden ibren
grnnoitiiden. Nc@orniad fpurbe ourd) cine
Semerfnng ieines @egners 10 auigebra6t, oaB
er ibm elne11 fiir6terfifeu G1la9 nit einem
Sfeite 5ol5 periebte uno i'm toot lieberltrefte.
WcGormaf ipurbe perbaftet uno in oas Sc
fGuoniE al mnntrnip nphrnd,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18
Getetmn5kpoaer wsorp

Us ofce ter, WfaIl., II. OeS. = NaTaDette
SatterD Durbe bente friil, aus i1ebreren i@red=
liden aopfipl1nsen blntenb, in leiuem Sol
raunle 6u Nortb=Srforb, Maii., auieeiunben
nnb itarb nin 10 nbr Sorrlittags. @r mar
5pild)en nno llbr Mforgens Don n,ebreren
nnbetannter Berloneu por Die 3hiire 9arufen
ipor6en. 9as gfGhere lit nidlt befannt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

@t.9eanYorf Soii. Guebsc, IT. De
5en,bsr. Das hiefet @eridtssebauoe muroe
Ibsutt friib turda isSensr strii0rt. brei Mtni9en
iitasrtii iu,beu Elamrnen nm unb Ssusi wlro.n
:Dsflstt. Oas 'Tener tntitana i'm Soaturatu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18
3trtt6rm,.e BON Sa,tta,te

Baiparaiio, %. Nob.-Gbe Die Miir=
ten Squique rduinteu, brannten fe bic Staot
nieber unb lprensteu bic Geaunsswsrfs in bic
Grit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18
Gin Sob,s Bon ieinem, Batter er=
SI.nUru

6 : Gag 0, II. DECEMBER. - 5raut 9ro-
bic, eIn lun9er Ssaufbolo, ma6te 9eiteru 9tbeno
elntn an9riff auf ieilleu Satsr nuo ni6bans
bette oenIelhetl 10 lenae, bis i'm oteier Surb
etnen Sdluf' tobt nieoeritredte. 0et Satcr
lteittc iid Der SebOrbe 5ur Serfiiguug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18
Sic stimmemsablmns TT s,sasae.

Auauita, Ofe., II. Oescmber. - Sol
itdnoiqe Sertd]te iber Die StimnteRalluna
crgebeu, Dap im Senate II Hepu6ltaner un0
80 SuiiOuiiten (9cmoiraten uno @reenbadtr)
Grpahluu9SsGertiitatG erhielten. 9a8 {oal5
miro oils rs Suiioniitel uno 81 9iepublifaueru
beiiebeu.
9sier Sta0te, tucldc u republitaniide Ste
prUientanten eriuGhtten, iInO obne Sertreter I'M
Soaule, iueen Der @DuUernelr iueoer Den re-
publiIanIldJeii, nod oCn bemofratIId)en @anpi=
oateu Jener Sti6te Grtlfitate Crtbeilte, ln0 Il
Cite meloen oaber i'm Soauie pafa1t eiu.-
SGue Die 0iabnabliR bc5 @oupsrnlurs miiroe
Der Seuat aus 10 5cpubiifanern mo II Suz
lioniltn, oaS 6aus aus 80 0tepublitaneru uuo
81 Suiioniiten beltanben baben.
Ad,t republiianiNd)e Seuat8canOiOuteu !uur=
ben ,binauS uub ad)t 9anoiOaten Der Sp.
petition rhnein9eSdblt." Son oen republi-
faniiden Ganbtoaten fir DaS 0eltgatenbaus
mnrOen II hinausgeSdblt" unO Ote @tgen-
@dl6ioatelt oil ibre Sttlle geieBt
Die Oenlofraten ltno 9reenb1(flcr ba0en
inter gegemnartigeu llmitauoen cine M.brhcit
non 26 Stimnlen BET - .,z>. -. cac
81. ~ ssmstnlhaihidtl NH VI.
r,,uIlnllng, uugl11o Olt S@e1AbtliQner rod beM
tbdtiGhiden Gelultate Der gSahl Sc Stfnluea
Oicbr6eit 9ebabt babcn wireeu.
gSie Der @ouperueur uno iein ,,Olstltrniug,
Sooro" augebt, iuuGoen in 0en 8abtberid)-
ten Der Ssmofraten unO @)reenbGdler fsin eill-
Si9er 6ormfebler porgeiuuoen, ipeld|er ihre
Sairerfung geredlticrti9t babsn wiiroe.
Die upubltanilfen Strihte puroen Hitter
ben tleinlihitel Soriuanoen, ). 9. wsgen Sch
LEI IN Der 3niammenaObirllls, unre9elmdBi=
asr Stlmmidtel II. !. ~, Suriidgemieien. =
Die 0epublitaner iuolteu am SreitasS 9beroe
eirc Snoignationss sSeriamntluug abbaiten.
Gin fonoerbares Seiiamcnt.
Nemz . orf, II. 0e5embcr. - 9as Sc.
itanent Oes Srn. Gbriitiau Sund, Ien., pon
Der &hscerfirma 6und, gOge & Comp, luurOe
hente Dem 29ailengerid,te unterbreitst. {or.
6ltNd perlnod)t ietllem gruber DaoiD @mil
Iund 100000 oGuiide aronen uno ieiiier
Shpeiier Caroline Srieberide Slom l25 900
O0lllid)e SroneH. Der Seitator oronet al, baB
icine lleberreite nadl icinem- Sooe nad) Uai=
LAMB gebrodt nno bort perbrannt ueroen iolen.
Die stldle ica iooann in elmer llrne gsian1nelt
rno in Sopenhdqen bearabelr rperbeu.
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Gin gNaIfifm TT oen @e>paifern Der
XheSdnenfesNnf

Worfoff, Nirg., II. DeSeiilber. gin SO
HMB longer @aifiih erihien beute in Der epnn,
Sobetl=8ni nnb geristb In ieihtes g8aiIer, 400
q bon ben Rswobner,l bes ufers set6ot spurhe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18
Baltimore firf e9u(uranef Wf6fe
0roker s,erotenn.

2Ber ms ieire Aoreie ne6f etnem @ents=gtamp in
einem 8riefe einenbet, Dem fenoen tpir per Soft se=
nnue auStuntt hber eth gana neues @efdft, uomitrz
feS, nuf ebrfte Weiie unb ohne 9ro6e Ausloaen unb
3Rtbe hber 500 per Monat peroenen fann o6ne Mei=
zen unb Yeeodn. 3ein Msentihott ssSumtns, ionbern
ftn ebxtidbe6 @e(66ft.-4breije: John House 4 Co.,
Lock Box So, Columbus junction, Iowa.
(277t&m46-53)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18
@imaf6era,te etner Sroneret.

alto no, Yenni., II. DeSstrber. = Die
ralitoonazGitp Srautrei," etl1 Sem 'Srn. Ofar=
TN Salle gsb6riges grpBs8 6olSssbdlloe, purbe
beute Wiorgen Dor Sagesaubruf ourf) Seuer
serft6rt. Ser Serluit betrdgt SIC, 900 uno oie
SeriiGerung SIG 900. Mebrere Mdnner, mel
DIE in Der Srauerei ibliefen, entgingen nur
hurd Snriiune alla heu Gsniferu hen1 Snhe :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18
SluGtnerin6 et,ser Dformpase;,=
4sr1s43cSf14&

Sgben, lltab, II. 9eSbr. - Soiepbine
2ablor, cine 22=jdtriae So6ter bes YrdliOen-
ten Ser Wiornlollenfir6e, mahte getsrn eiren
Ssriud), ans ben t5arem ibres gaters mo
aus lltab 81 entflieben. sic beitiee einen 3ug
Der ullniollB Bacifc- -Sabn," allein, ba iie me-
Ger ein Sillet, no6@elo beiaB, 10 luiwoe ite OH
Der erften Citation 0itlih pom bier bonn 3use
getuielen. Sic bat ben Ngenten su uintab, ite
su periteGen, allsin ibr @slud tplrbe ab9s=
id)lageu. SrcunOe hires @aters bra6ten oas
afGhdlen hftlte nndh Gnlt= 9 nfe. Is itt ,,triicf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18
Gine Notarweue.

Nem 9orf, II. 9es.- lin llbr lsute
friih itano cas- Sbermometer in @bicago auf
10 9rab iiber gtnll-ein 6aaen BON Is @rao
ieit geItern abeno; in Smaba itano es auf 2
grao iiber 9tull-ein 6alleu bon 23 @raO; in
Dfiiipanfee aui gfull-eiu 6allen BON 16 @rao;
in Breckenridge auf % @rao unter gtuQ - Elm
Sallsn non "a @rao; 5u ct. Baul aui @rao
inter 9iull-cin Sallen BON 2 @rab; Al Ou-
lutb auf grao inter 9fnll = Elm 6aleu bon
Grab; su eacroiie auf a 9rab-ein 5alleil
bon IS @rab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-18
Grant I'm ashiIo,eInffo

gtlG pelp q, II. y 5entber.-9ene=
raj @rant eridien beute @ornittas in Gar
penter,s 5all," NO i'm 5r. Sobn Belb, Ser
ebemalige @eianbte in England, belpilfomnt=
nete II. ibta I'M 0an1eu Der. Garpentsr=G !"
cine ein9erabmte aoreie iberredte SpGz
tsr begab iid @rant in 8esleitnns Ses Mapors
Stofelep mad, Der rSnbepenbence=6aG" uno
bielt bort einen @upfang ab.
Nad benz Gmpienge phonste @rant cine
lllme i'm sSnbepenoence Square," unD am
Mafnittaae pobnts er einer Auffiibruua Der
Sperette 8tnafore" in Der Muiifafaoeu,ie BET.
Sente abenS tpobnte Der @rprditoent einenl
bonn gfagor Stoflep in Oe6eu sSobnuug sum
yelten segebenen Sanfstt bel. Inter ben sln=
tpeienoen befanben fid @n. so. goarts, ao=
mlral ammen nro $. Us. Garrett, Brditoent
S. sS. @arrstt, Brdiioent ber Baltimore
Shio>9 >9aba." Msbrere Oci1tlde @eIangeer=
cine bra4ten oem @enerale I'M 9aufe oes
@bcllbs cine Srenaoe. Nbnliral s(mnten fam
bcute bier Oil, I'M Grant snr annabnle Der
nod slt gliinOenSen r9iicarasua Saual=g &c."
81 betpcgen. Sas Reinltat leiner llnterhanbz
luuoe1 1T 1iirfit hpfnuut
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SerSamtntatsg oes republtfantSd,ea
Notipttdi:gcutfte'S.

SS q btngto II, y. ", II. Oe5efilDsf. -
9as republifaniid1e National Gontite trat
beute Mittag i'm rarlingtO gtOn-Sotel" 5uiantnen,
Inn einen Goriibtr an Stele oes oeritorbanen
Senators @1anbier gu ertuableu unb bsn Srt
81 beitimnlen, oil mel6em Der nddftt Natto=
nal<Gonpent abgebalten tperoen ioQ. Wa9oem
bas @ontite jeine temporGre Srganilation
rollcnbet bate, id)ritt es Sllr 8abl zines Sor-
iters. Die gan3e an5abl bar Stin1n1en tpar
42, unb p Stimmen tuaren 0aber CUR @rwab=
lung notbipenbig. S. 9onaIb Cameron erbielt
BET Der eriten &bitimmuug 22 nno !or. Ioeria
aus Minnelota 10 Stinmen, ipdbreno Elm
@iitglieb iid beS StimmenS eutbielt.
Die 0teiignation bes Srn. Mc@orntid ais
SefretGr ullrbe oarauf ntterbreitat unb auge-
nommer, morAnf 6r. SbomaS 9. &eogb aus
9iorb=Garolina gum Sefretar erpdhlt wHrOe.
Sn Der 9ia1nttagsftun9 i1ritt oa5 Co
mite 5ur Grtudgung Der 6rage in SeSug onf
ben Srt gum Gbbalten Oes Rational Sonz
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-02-22

ties. In this advantage we excel all
rival points. The falls of the Des-
chtues, rs feet in height, Black
River, $50 feet above tide water and
only four miles distant, fed by
creeks flowing from the Black Hills
estimated to be fully equal to the
Falls in capacity-will furnish all
the power required for Lowell and
an elevated supply of pure water for
domestic and other purposes. Moth
ing to compare with these facilities
can be found near Tacoma or Seat
tie. Lake Washington is only nine
teen feet above tide.water and will
require a considerable outlay to be
utilized, while our unrivalled falls
are precipitated into the waters of
the bay, thus uniting manufacture
and navigation. These advantages
will, in the course of time, be appre-
ciated by capital. Those who are
to be lead and execute, in their de-
velopment, are yet to come to this
coast. New York was settled $50
years ago, but nearly 200 years
elapsed before her superior resources
were demonstrated. The world
moves faster now, and we shall not
have to wait long before the unerring
hand of Fate will designate the pre-
else bounds of a great and prosper
Gus commonwealth.
In summing up, we ask, has Ma
ture not only designated the head of
the Sound as the site of the metropo-
lis of the Northwest, but absolutely
made it essential for it to be built on
Budd's Inlet? When in conse-
quence of the irremediable obstruc-
tons at the mouth of the Columbia
the commerce of that great river
seeks new channel, and finds it on
Puget Sound, and in response to the
demand for safe, capacious and
enduring harbor, accessible at all
seasons, approached from the east
by the best grade yet discovered over
the Cascades, and finds it at Olym-
pia, the result is but an illustration
of the immutable laws controlling
cause and effect. Here will be built
the great city, soon as the require
ments of the Northwest demand it.
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Anticipated Indian Troubles.

There seems to be prospect Of a
general Indian war all along the
frontiers of settlement, early in the
Spring. In southern Idaho, the
bands have been, since the close of
the campaign last Fall, engaged in
stealing horses and cattle, and run
ming them off to the mountain fast
nesses where white men cannot fol-
low. If Moses has been released,
by the authorities at Washington, his
former treachery as is reported,
will doubtless be increased to open
hostility, on account of his arrest and
imprisonment.
The Portland Standard is informed
that large number of renegades
from the Nez Perces, Umatilla, Mo-
SEES and other tribes, are encamped
on the Okanagan, awaiting the COM
ing of Spring. These disaffected
murderers will keep to the north
Of the military forces, and when
closely pressed will cross the line
into British America, where they
will be safe from harm. They have
also been stealing and killing cattle
all Winter and making unusual pre-
parations for the future. Moses
tribe of Indians at Priest Rapids are
acting very strangely, and from o
gentleman who is situated so as to
gather correct information for official
purposes, it has been ascertained
that as soon as Spring comes an
outbreak is certain to take place.
The removal of the Malheur Indians
who were on the war-pash last sea-
son to that country, has caused gen.
eral dissatisfaction, and they will be
the first to give the war-whoop and
begin the butchely, which will be
quickly taken up by the allies. The
Bannocks, who have formally recog-
nized Ten boy as chief, have repudi-
ated his authority and chosen anoth-
er chief in his place. He has always
been friendly, and this looks as if
that portion of the tribe were con-
templating hostilities.
The Pendleton Independent, in al
luding to the Umatillas, says: " Ever
since the close of last Summers cam
paign, symptoms of panic have
been manifested among our people,
and many anticipate an outbreak in
the early Spring. It is clear that
threats of retaliation were made by
the Indians in case the Coggan muir
derers were executed, and these
threats and rumors have been dis
cussed until it is useless to say that
there is no alarm felt among our
border settlers. That danger to q
certain extent does exist, appears
quite certain, and that the fact should
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not be disguised, neither should it
create any unnecessary alarm"
The hostile attitude of the tribes
at Fort Wrangle and Sitka, but add
to the apprehensions felt of gen.
eral outbreak at the first favorable
opportunity. 1t is said, however,
that to be forewarned is to be fore
armed, but the authorities at Wash
ington have so often failed to take
the necessary precautions for safety,
that but little confidence is felt in
any adequate provision for averting
the threatening storm.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-02-22

IT is so easy to swear. William e.
Vanderbilt, the richest man in Amer
ica, recently made sworn return to
the Tax Collector ct New York, in
which he says he has no personal
property over and above his debts.
The New York Graphic comments on
this: Taxpayers, ponder on this
fact. Mr. Vanderbilt has no personal
property. He swears to that. His
railroads earn s12,OO0,OOO, per an
mum, but he is penniless. If Mr..
Vanderbilt could be induced to pay
his share of the public burdens, and
if the officers whose duty it is to see
that he does so would compel him to
pay up, how much lighter would the
burdens of the ord mary taxpayer
be! The most urgent reform is to
compel our great monorolies to pay
up."
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but unfathomable chasm between the
positive and the ideal.
This leads us to our conclusion.
The scientist and theorist has his
placein the natural economy, as do
the artisan and mechanic. Each has
his allotted work to perform. They
must labor in harmony as component
parts of the great machine which
moves to the majestic measure of the
music of the spheres.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-02-22

IT is credibly stated that in only
eight States the postal service is self
sustaining, to-wit: New Hampshire,
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Con-
necticut, New York, New Jersey
Pennsylvania and Michigan. If the
rest did as we'll as these eight, the
Department would have surplus OF
$40, 900 900, against the present de-
fciency of about S., 900 900 per an
mum.