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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-07-10
Horrors Of Gambling,
Monaco Letter to the London Times,

Monaco Letter to the London Times.]
The stories Of ruin every day, sometimes
on good authority, are horrible. Fortunes,
trust money, provision for children and wild
ows, the sums acquired by the sale of CON-
missions, sums raised on q house and land,
have disappeared in few days or hours
Often it is the extravaganza of the cOmpan-
ion that drives her victim back and back to
the tables, deeper and deeper. But the wom-
en themselves are the. most reckless gamblers.
The usual computation is suicide month,
and there sometimes come three or four to-
gether. On the ramparts or garden of Mon
AGO there are several points from which
ruined gamblers have thrown themselves into
the sea three hundred feet below. Only the
other Cay ''lady' threw herself out of her
third-foor chamber into the road. There
have been suicides in the rooms of the Casino
and one at the table itself. Having staked
and lost his last franc, a gentleman stood up
and drew bis pistol and discharged it in his
mouth. For the reception of such scandals
there is provided room, handy for the rail-
way, which passes almost directly under the
Casino. Some inquest there must be, and it
is performed by the servants of the establish
ment. But most of the victims 60 away and
hide themselves, and die like 4 sick dog in
some corner, where they hasten death or let
q broken heart take its course. 1t is .impos-
sible to conjecture the total amount of the
annual ruin; nor is that an important matter,
for the loss of q few hundreds is as utter
ruin to some people as tens of thousands is to
others. When man cannot meet his credi-
tors, or even his wife and children, it is all
over with him, unless he is devoid of natural
feeling and lost to shame The mere excite
ment of . days gambling has been known to
kill people, ,constitutionaly weak of heart or
head, whether they have won or lost, Ec-,
stacy works the effects of despair in such
cases. People have been known to 60 to
Monte Carlo after. being assured by friends
and doctors that it would be their death if
they did, return home late and die in q few
hours. The attraction, once given way to,
becomes irresistible. 1t is on this fact that
the bank chiefly stands If q visitor loses,
he leaves the table and there is an end of him.
If he gains, he always returns and plays until
he has lost everything. ......
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-07-10
Wanted New Testament Treaament.

A tramp applied for food at the house of
suburban agriculuralist recently, and while
he was eating the rations that had been furn-
ished. at his solicitation, he was asked
s'Why do you not 60 TO work?'' 81 have
looked long for place that would suit me-"
he replied, ''bnt have never found it :" s'Is
there not plenty of work at farming?" asked
the interrogator.- Oh, yes" said the tramp,
''plenty of it; but you see cir, i want to find
vineyard where man who goes in at the
eleventh hour is the first to come out and to
draw 4 full days wages. In the olden times
they dUalt fAirly by man. That is the New
Testament treatment, and that is what I am
looking for" AT the close of the meal he
started again in pursuit of that coveted agri-,
cultural opportunity.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-07-10
THE DREAM.

What sets my blood 90 mad a-spin.
Why burns my heart with fire within:
My blood it bOils, it foams, 1t seethes,
And gnawing flame my heart cnwresthes
My blood ii seethes and fOams so mad,
For an evil dream have had.
The son of Night came swart and grim,
And took me away perforce with him.
He led Inc to house that was bright
With the blaze of torches and lamps a-light:
There was mirth and feasting, and minstrel din
| came to the hall. / entered In.
Twas weddng-feast; az came near
The guests at the table were making cheer.
And when the bridal pair l spied
On woe, my love was the bride.
Wy own, owr very love was she,
he bridegroom unknown wae to me:
!ose at the back of the fair brides chair.
l took my stand in dumb despair.
The music sounds i stood stoc1-still--
On. the pang AZ thercvcl rose high and shrill:
The BRIDE she looks like q soul that's blest,
Her hands in his the bridegroom pressed!
The bridegroom fills his globlet up,
And drinks, and offers the bride the cup
full courteously-she smiles o thank,
Oh woe, it was my red blood she drank.
The bride a rose-cheeked pippn took.
And gave ii her groom with sidelong look:
lie took his knife, and he cut it apart,
oh woe, that was my very heart.
1L9ng and tOndly they Cglcd and eyed.
me me bridegroom boldly casps his bride,
on o her red lips kiss and kiss rains he
oh woe, it is cold death kissing me-!
ny tongue lay in my mouth like lead,
ma ma never word could have said:
,'.sn swells the music. the dance began.
MN The bnxom bridal pair led the van.
rs siand like one in death trance bound,
rn rne ~, aalccrs go spinning aud whirling round;
VIZ, w. 'ne ne pride the bridegroom whispers low,
'''' 'h'eks flush red, hut in wrath ah, no!
From Heine
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-07-10

'Who stuffed that white owl ?" No one spoke in the
shop;
The barber was busy, and he couldn't stop;
The customers, waiting their turns, all reading
The Daily, the Herald, the Post, little needing
The young who burted out such blunt question
Not one raised a head. or made suggestion;
And the barber kept on shaving.
Don't you see Mister Brown
Cried the YOUTH with frOwn.
How wrong the whole thing is,
How prepOstcrOus each wing is
How hatened the head il, how jammed down the
In short the whole OWL what all ignorant wreck tbs
make apology;
I've learned OWL Geology.
I've passed days and nights in a hundred collections
And cannot be blinded to any dehections
Arising from unskillful fingers that fail
TO stuff bird right. from his beak to his tail.
Mister Brown! Mister Brown
DO take that bird down,
Or you II be the ldu Ching stock all over town.!
And the barber kept on shaving.
1--we studied owls,
And other night fowls
And tell you
What know to be true:
An owl cannot rOOst
With his limbs 80 unloosed
No owl in this world
Ever had his claws curled,
Ever had his legs slaRted,
Ever had his bill canted,
Ever had his neck screwed
Into that attitude.
lie can't do il. becauee
Tis against all bird laws
Anatomy teaches,
Omithology teaches,
An owl has toe
That can't turn out sO
I've made the white owl my study for years.
And to see such job almost moves me to tears
Mister Brown, I'm amazed
You should be gone craZcd
As to put up bird
In that posture absurd!
TO look at that owl really brings on dizziness:
The man who stuffed him don't hall know his bus-
nesS.'
And the barber kept on shaving.
Examine those eyes,
I'm iled with surprise
Taxdermsts should pass
of on you such poor glass;
SO unnatural they seem
They'd make Audubon scream,
And John Burroughs laugh
10 encounter such ChaH
Do take that bird down;
Have him stuffed again, Brown!
And the barber kept on shaving.
with some sawdust and bark
could stuff in the dark
An owl better than that.
could make an old Lat
Look more like an
Than that horrid fowl,
Stuck up there 40 stiff like side of coarse leather.
Just hen with wink and sly normal urch.
The owl very gravely got down from his perch, !
Walked round. and regarded his fault-fnding critic
Who thought he stuffed) with glance analytic,
And then fairly hooted as II he should say:
Your learnings at fault this time, anyway
Don't waste it again on live bird, pray.
I'm an owl; you're another. Sir Critic, good-day."
And the barber kept on shaving.
James T. Fields, in Harper's Magazine for July
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-07-10
THE OWL.CRITIC.

4 LESSON TO FAULT-FINDERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-07
XLvru C0yGREsS-iIID SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
SPENDS HE DAY ON TUE ARMY BIIL-A PUE-
r,sf MANIFEST 10 REoRGANizE 1HE AE"Y.
>ENATE......WA SHINGTON, Feb q, 1879.
In the Senate to-day, a letter was presented
from tuc Secretary Of tue Interior asking for better com
ncu4itou !o. clcra, ia The Indian OnIGr.
Mr.. NCpHTR-OE dem, Y. j. reported bill to IN
corporate q rpanI>l-Aueiican commercial company
Placed ON the calendar.
Mr. DAWES rep, Mass, from the Committee on
Railroads reported substitute for tho bill providing
f fine p9yucut Of % per cent Of the amounts required
hv law o be- withheld from certain railroad c0npaat-
tor transportation service rendered the Government
Placed tine calendar
Mr. lDMl ND- dep, W., from the Committee on the
JUDICIARY, reported fayorahly on bills 10 remove the
nnilfl d51uilitiVs Of Asa Waugh. D. W. VI. Nash {. B
6llver f. +. shepherd, Charles I. " ~p0swpod, john
=. -tmmc-, {. II. Kennedy Henry G. lholna'' W Is,
mo DislrIct ~ Columbia ". L. Wcishall Henry n.
InWis ana Isaac X. Trmblr. OF Mary land; W. l. WEEK
cr OF California and g. II. MiIhdu>ou, Of Ncw-loIk
ali ~ which were placed on the calendar. lie also re-
nnrtrd adversely ou bnl~ To remove the political ds1
bir, nt aIn sharpe and Il. III. Logan, OF Virgins,
the committee bcirGOt the opinion tHat thcy are ho'
under any disabilities. u,
Mr BLAINE rep, Me- presented petition Of the
mn Manufacturing Company Lewiston MILE AhdtC
-cncClu MiiIp. Continental Mili- ana other mihUl"'
turing companies of Name. praying Tor an approuEd
ton The r-dhil -hucni or mani tdclcS between one
or more Atlantic ports ana SCUM AWcilCt b'
ryiu mat she money VIII be repaid hy increased com
mcrcc. Nj IIainc said this petition came from manu-
featuring interests representing Slo.oop,Ooo or 80
capital cuiulny ing several thou-und pcl>"H-
aud cN ,udinS al least rjOoOO0oa week IA WaIcr /
was an cprOra cement OF the proposed lines from man
uractuIiug interests, which he was glad 10 see Inc
prtIuou vas referred 10 The committee on APp4'pI"'
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Mr.. BANNING Dem. OhlO) favored The reor.aD,,,

Mr.. BANNING Dem. Oblo) favored The reoryap,,..
| ton.
was meant by the provision that the general officers
shall he selected from the Army.
Mr.. WHf1E-Just what II says.
Mr.. GARFIELD-rhat would exclude Washington
Mr.. WuiiEIWashngton Is In Heaven.
Mr. wnlrE-General Grant viii DO tho next Pres,.
df Mr. p w"es amendment, va, agreed ,o-v,.
Mr HEWITT Dem, y. " submitted an amendmsp,
providing That Wucn vacancy snail occur IN tue oriSs
OfProc-sOr Of French or Professor ~ Spanish tnere
snail be only professor OF modern languages AZ the
Military ACADEMY ana that no person shall be- an.
pointed 10 pr0iessorshp I'm the Institution who shaIl
De over forty-hye years Of age.
Mr. hANNA rep, Ind moved to strike out tho LAT.
ter part %. The amendment.
M WAIT Rep. Comm favored Mr.. ITannas amend
mCnt. wound be unfortunate TO restrict the profes
sors OF me Military Academy to men under the axe OF
Mr. Hannls motion was agreed to, and Mr. Hev,p.
amendment a. amended was adopted. wv
Mr. HEWITT dem, y. " moved 10 amend sec,,o,
2OO2 VI thr Revised Statutes as TO expunge tbSp
from the provision that the Army shall be allowed to ia
ct tue pot ON election Gays " 10 keep the peace .
AdOpWd-ytas 90; NAYS, 90.
Mr. BOONE (Deu., KY submitted an amcndmen, %,
the Of the Indian Bureau the War Depart.
mont.
MI CONGER Csep, Mich) raised a point Of order
Mr.. RANDALL dem, Penu.l-the -pe1ker-sah that
Fhe ~ a." ho' "l'W any tEl'ldtoh except such AZ
should save money t. the people Pflf To the adoption
mat rule the rule had been to permit eXtTavagances
to be put pom Appropriation bills, bat amendment
IN the direction Of economy. Dcm0cr.tIc House had
turned rh boutiace IN that respect, and the result OK
that HdC BEL a saving OF between 10000 900 and
$4,000, OOO year during The last three years.
Nj. GARFIELD Qsep., ONO THE right-abont.,ace
;ha tho Speak refers 10 Is righ 1bUut-face in ,be
direction "l yenerring this proposition over with tho
prrtcHcc economy by making il necessary 10 enlarge
me rXpcnS silly ON account OF the nov machinery
Mr.. kANDALL-Iue ruo compelled 1t 10 show an
economy upon 49, face.
Mr.. GARFiELD-It may show economy It's face
but not ia lis heart.
Nj. EANDALIl-YOu have not much heart for econ
oiny side. nd shall nos charge YOU with t. but
We nave The mart aud the purpose on tins side ZAP.
pause on 10, Dt mOcratIc side.
Mr.. GAktfLLD-The heart ana the purpose have noe
scu ID make themselves shown or late. Applause
the X publican side.
Mr. KANDALI-A saving Of money has been shown.
MI CONGLk Rep Mich.), said that hc was very cares
FIJI To- BRING mp political questions matter 0t
legislation. IauChtcr.l But lie would remark that
man who not sustained BY the confident opinion
that tie bsO ute leader OF the llOdec would have
jarrd 70 ppea 10 the Chairman with mere party pOl-
ties, 10 induce aim to make decision a question Of
Orii-r
M SCALES Dem. Y. c. raised the point Of order,
pending whch the committee rose, and the House, 40
4:4O =. H., adjourned
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SHIP sew!
PORT or NEW.YORK. FEB ,

PORT OF NETWORK. .........Teb &.
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atr Altcmare Gibbs. Lewes 10 Old Dominion $500
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ship LtyIG burgess lO lhonastonh 9ttiIett London 80
days 10 ballast 10 snow & Burgess.
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At City Island, SN; cloudy.
CLEARED.
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GIatgoW 4 baldwin co; Kon Gen Iua2-. Bremen via
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chance Baltimore Krcms; Neptune, Berry, Boston.
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| Memphis. rr,'l New.Orleans
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IAyANA Feb Carr strs Niagara from Ng~Yors civ K
| Ncw.Yorh .rJla Vera cruz for Ne%forS
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

ann r,.es 7O4 sun SETS. 5.25 CLOCK fat Am 2.s
Noon G.21 Moon sOutns. o. 20 Moons age DAY. 10
RIGH WATER fo-Utf-A. n.
sandy Hook .. 756 GOV Island 500 Hsl G1te."" 1909
utGH WATER TO-DAY. N.
sandy Hook. SIT Island. Sjl Iiel Gate. 10
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the EVENING SESSION..

COLONEL FELTON, STILL OF TIE STAND.
CONtlUsICS or HIS FXAMINtTGoN-rHE COMMIT
TEE THEN ApJoUEN1.
The evening session WAS short, and was
consumed entirely with the redirect examination q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-07

STEEL FRE-PROOF SAFES. No CAST IRON.
ROCKINGHAM & ENoHi. $50. - Ne'ey1st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-07
AnnOuncsucnLs

Throat ails promptly checked by
JAMES EArEClDEtNL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-10
1tufdlle ,t,to Werbred,e,t.

Bbilabelp bias. Sept.-Oer 0eutfd1e
Saipar Wtiller, IS Sabre aft, Der bel Dem Tare
nter 6eurp S'Srien an Der 5aooonfielo=gauo
itraBe in @anloen beld)dftigt lpar, bur6idnitt
iid Oor9eitern ben Sals nit einem Iaiirneiicr.
@r mar in Der letteu 3eit iebr letoenO 9etpeisn
unb bate wieoerbolt erfldrt, er peroe iif nod
bas 2ebeu nebnler1. 8urs Dot leirem Spoe
bate Ell nod einen Wam gebeten, i'm 81 too
ten, banlrt leine 2eioen 81 GnOe ludreu. Die
2eid)e iullrbe Dem Coroner iibergeben.
gSino ior, ST., 8. Sept.-giu2 2 Weilen
bon bier wobnenber Wauu, Namens 0unltan,
uertuunOete geitern abeno SEQ. @olpop ourd)
eillen S6rotifuB uno 8atrtf @afineD ourf)
Sd)ldge unb Stid)e nit elmer tSeugabel. 81
ertldrte, geioe batteu ueriudt, getpaltlan in
feline 8obnlmg einsuoringen. Die 9erpuuoes
ten befinben ii6 in fritii6er Sage.
3aleSfie, o, 8. Sept.-Oapio Senia=
min, etn @eiitlider Der utter bem Namen
vGbriltian Union" befannten Sefte, muroe gez
fern BON So9n 3. Sharp, ieinem S6pie9cr-
iobne, ernlorbet. Sbarp miBbanoelte ieine
Srau uno &inoer, unD ais Seniarlin @inipra=
DIE erbob, iGlus er i'm nit einenS Sdeit Sol;
gu 8oOen nnb uerlebte linn alSbaun ellen sSuBs
tritt in ben 0iagen. Seniamin itarb inner
balb smei Stunben. Srau Sbarp uno ibrt
Sodter iino id)lper uerlett, uno Qestere true
einen S4doelbrl6 oapor. Der 0t6roer If
eHtf[Oher
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-10
Ste @atl TT Watne.
&etn otrettee Geiultat, alIein Die @r.pdbIumt
oes repubItfautfd)cn @puoerucnrs=G GanDioa=
ten ourdb Die 8ciebgebuug gejidlert.

Bortla a ND, Die., 9. Sept.-8einabe poll=
| itdnoige, icbo6 nidt amtlid)e Seridte, ergeben,
baB bas Oelega atenbauS aus 81 6epublifanern
| unb 81 Oemofraten unO @reenbddlern, Der
Staatsenat aus Is 9tepublfanern nnb 10
Oenlofraten uno @reenbGflern suiamn1enae=
iett iein iuirb. Die Counties gorf, Srforo
nnb Sranfltn ilnb nod in Sweiiel, unb cine
eine republifaniid)e Stimme aus ieoem bteier
Counties miro 6rn. Oapis bas @ouperneurs-
amt iidern. SIN Sale iebod Die Sppoiition
ale @elebgebun9snitglieoer in oielen Counties
ertudblt, 10 iueroen bic Hepublifaner tpabrihei=
lid ben 6artgelboemofrateu Srion 8raobura,
fitr lpelden einige perein3elte Stintnen als
9ouoer1lelrs @aubibaten abgegeben purben,
in Der @eietgebung als @ouperneur nonliniz
ren, nno Der poiitiouSlenat ipiro oenlelben
Johann natiirlif) ertpGbleu.
Soutb=Y aris, Ote., 8. Septbr.-Oie
Sppolition bat in Srforo=@ountp anger aQeln
3tpeifel iotpObl bic Gount1= =geanlten, ais Die
StaatSleuatoren ertpGblt.
8ibbeforb, Me., 9. Septbr. 6e=
pnbltfaner erfpdblen alle StaatSienatoren in
gorf-eountD nit eiuer Majoritdt bon 200
Stimn1en.
Yortlano, We.. 8. Sept.-gs ftebt jeet
feit, oaB g)orf= =@ountp republifaniid)e Senato=
rem eripdblt bat, uno Die 8epublifaner baben
bemnad IS BON 81 Senatoren, uno bic Grz
fpablung oe8 republifauiid)en @ouoerneurs=
Sanbibaten Sapis burd) Die @sIebqebunq 1T
nlithin geii6ert. SrforbzGountp bat ssuiionsz
Senatoren erlpdblt, allein in Sranflinz@ @ountp
lit ein tpeiterer Republifaner eripdblt, mona6
fid) Die 3abl Der republtfaniif)en Senatoren
alIf q helalIfeft mirh
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9as aefbe sSteber.

0t temp 8, Senn., 8. Sspt .-3ebn neu(
grfrarfnngen uno adt Sobesfdl(e lett geitern
Inter ben Seritorbenen beiinoen itd) ssral
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lit fiibl unb tribe. @apitdu q. s. Sill, Sor=
fiter bes Seterallenz zlluterltiibungs z@omite's
perDffentlidt eineu aufrrf I'M biilfe oil bic Se,
terauen Der l1uipns= Irmee. Gr erflGrt, bas
@onlite miirbe lueoer oltrd) bic ltdotil9e gez
b0rbe, nod burd) Die 'Somaroz osiation" M
terftiibt ilno beoiirfe i6leltllige loiilie.
Ot IN p s, 4berDs.-Sm @ansen lpnr=
ben beute 20 Grfranfungen angeseiqt, 1lno slpsi
Yerlonen itnb ieit lettem 8erihte qeitorben.
SaS gSetter lit entid)ieoen fiibler 9eiporoen unS
oas thermometer itano beute rii9 auf NIT So
@rao. Gin 10 falter Sitipinb ipebt beute
Slbel1b, oaB 6euer, iotpie bide 8leiotr gum
Comfort nnerldBl16 iino. Sdrueiter 9llopIia
bonn Sroen Der barlnbersigen Sd)mefern, er=
franfte beute gta6nlittag. Sie nnb brei oil
bere gtonnen baben breibig Sinoer Inter ibrer
Sbbut, iuelde bur6 Die bie8lGbrige gpioenie
3u gSailen genaflt ipurOen uno jebt Don Der
u5oparoz osiation" erbalten tperpen.
Die bon Der ,5omarb giiociatton" emz
pfange1ter1 Se1trdge belteen itd) beIte allf ullr
1922. Sgre @elOnltttcl iiub taft gduslih er,
ifGpft uno @e1eral S. gS. Sn1itb, Der iull=
sirelloe Brd dtoent Der 9lfociation erflGrte beute
1uenn Nsttere nid)t innerbalb 4S Stuuoe1 be-
beutenoe @elbmittel erbalte, 10 fSuue tie nidt
fortfabren, Die aranfen nit Rabrunqsmittelll
lll,b UteOtsin Ill perjehen.
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9ra1sent paues a,,f Met,es,. .

ncturatl, 8. september Yraitoent
6apes unb @efolge perfpeilten bis 13 llbr bsutt
Jta6mittag in GbiGicotbe unb reii'teu iobauil
auf einem Grtra3uge bierber ab. Sn greer=
felb, bem eriten 9ln6alt8phnfte, batten iid)
ntehrere 5unbert Meniben periannlelt, meld)e
nid)t eber rubten, bis Der Yrdiibent auf Del
9lattform eridieu NIB iplgellbe 9teoe bielt
yOteine 6reunbe. gSenn Die llnlitanoe es en-
laubten, 10 niiroe eS MIDI freuen, etillge 3ett
lang iiber bic gegeupdrtige 9ei1Gftslage pes
2anpeS gu Gud) su lpred)er, allein SIR miBt
id]on ben gutau 9Si4en fir bic Sbat annehmeil.
Sbr uiBt 0bue 3ipeiiel 10 gut, ais i'd leblt, Dap
MIR llrlad)e baben, ms Sl Der 9e9enludrtl9ell
9elhdftslage Slid Su ipiinId)en.
Die am SeIten llnterridteten Otdnner I'M
9an5en Sdnhe iiuo Der Iniidlt, baB iidl Die
gSeberbelebung Der @elhGfte auf alle 3ptige
eritreft, uno oab before 3uitdnoe, ais bieicni=
gen Der letten fiinf Sabre, iotuobl fitr Die SD
pitaltiteu, alS fiir bie9rbeiter iu9(nsiift eben.
Snbem i'd @ud 3u oieien erfreuliAen glu8id)z
ten 9ratulire, pitnidle i'd Gu6 guten 9lbenb.
SD mDdte germ langer inter Gud) oertuellet,
alletn bic 3eit geltattet eS mir nidt."
Iuf tuieoer6olte Hufe muBte it6 Srau9ageS
ebeufallS auf Der Ylattform ,eigeu uno luuroe
burh lauteu Behalf begriiBt.
Der 3ug langte unn 81 ltbr abenos bier an,
uno bic @eielid)aft pllrbe nad benz ,,@rano
9otel" esfortirt. Spdter beIu6te Der Brditoent
Sites Spernbaus," NO Soc Sefierlon 3ur3elt
saitirt. Die @eieli6aft reiit am ndditen
Samitage nadSremont ab, uno am iolgenoen
Dfittwod miro Der Yrdfoent elmer 8eunion
leines alteu 6e9inlentS in youngstown, 8,
beiwobnen. In IS. unS 19. .. 0ttS. rDiro CT
in Detroit meileu unb Der Gr0ffnung Der Dor
tigen 4u8itelluu9 beiruobnen. &on bort febrt
ct na9Sremont 5uriid, bleibt bis sum %. oaz
ielbit unO be9ibt iid) Johann na6Neoibo Salts,
Ss., no ebenfalS eine ausiteluug itattftnoen
uirp. Sen. Sbcrman besleitet ben Braiioen=
ten AMI alien bieien 9lushii9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-10
9crnti6te Sepei6ett ants Heips
Worf.

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in Newport, q. S., peritorbsnen Sru. @aon-
tefiure, gfeffsn oes peritorbenen Cir 2(ntboup
@Otbiailo, luuroe bsuts IN oisler Stabt einba!=
jamirt unb ipiro am udd)ften 9reitage auf Ell
llenr' Dampfer Der uWbite= =Starseinie" nah
gnstano 9eidift iuerOen.
: Die 'Dampfer ,@sler" BON 8remen uno
y6inboo" bon 9uu iinb ansefommeu.
: Die Dampier p4lgeria" BON 9iperpool,
,@aftiGa" BON 5ananila IInb ySt. 2aureut1
bon 9anre iinb angefomnIen.
= Die Dampfer yB. @alarb" bon 8otter~
oam uno y8oOoburn" BON aonbon iinb anges
fontnlen.
- Oer 0anpfer n&beOla" bon EGarOifi 1T
angefommen.
= Der 9ampfer rWielano" BON Sambnrg
1T angefomnlen.
= llnter ben BaiIasieren bes beute friib aus
Gnglanb bier augefomnlenen Oampflrs yWfon=
tana" befano iid] Die gianiltin 6rl. 6lorence
@oplesftor.