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Selegrapbii9e 9epeI9e'1.
(Ber9te Der ngiiocirten srefie. fir Den rSeutiber
eorreipoubenteu".l
SnfanS-Q
aus oer SMnoesbauptftaot.

gSai bington, II. Sept.-Ser Super-
intsnbert oes aiii iitenrettlln9soieil bat ein
@irfular erlaiien, ,peldeS bic Gegulationen in
Sesua alf bic lSriifllng neuer Wetboben unb
@rFnDungeu fiir ben betreffenben 0ienlt5tpeig
ieitltellt. gine Gommiliion 1T ernannt NOR
ben, nm Die Serbienite iol6er Netbooen llno
griinounaen Ill prifen, unb ale Berioner,
,uelde oerartae Bldle Der @ommiiiion ST ur1=
terbreiten miinl6eu, itno erluht, iid idriftlid
an ben Superintenbelten be8 betrefIenoen
Sienit3peiges su lpenpen.
Die y@eielllfait Der arnlee OcS Guntberz
lano" ,pirb an 20. Sftober bier Sulamnlentre=
ten, bel weld)er Gelegsnbeit Die Statiie be8 Sc
nerals Sbonlas entbiillt merben loQ. Gin aus
ben @ongrebmit9lteoern 9arfielb nnO Yonn9
aus Ohio unb benz Sen. Goof pDnl Stabe bes
Sen. sherman beitebenoe6 9lrrangements=Go
mite lit ernannt lporoen.
Die beutiae Steuersinnabme betrug $685.
1867 bic 3olleinnabme $575. .386.29.
9lrd)iteft @larf fiat einen Gontraft be,iiali6
zines eleftrii6en neutrality-suspicious. IN ben
@orbnlsn pes &apitolS gei6loiien. Ser 9lp~
parat iol $4,000 fo1ten unD 1p,rb ,ur 9(nmellz
ouns bereit isin, iobalO Der @ongrsb 5uiant~
men tritt.
Sefratdr GpartS bat bic 9(biid)t aufaseeben,
ben YrdliOentsn aui ieinsr Oteie I'M gSeten 5u
begleiten.
Sie slntlagen segen Senator Sngaas bon
aarias ruegen angebliber Seited)ung bel ieiner
@rpdblnng lollsn jebt bon Dem Oa5u ernanll=
ten Sub=Gonlite beS Senats< <Gonite's fir Bri=
pilegie'n l1no 9Sabten ulttriud)t psrben. 0ai=
lelbe, beitebeno auS ben Senatortn Sance,
SaulsburD unb gogan, 1T beute uad) Sopefa
abgereiit.
Die peridisSel1en 0tiinsdnlttr babeu ponl
Sabre 1873 bis sur gegenpdrtiaeu 3eit S76,=
GAL $40 Wtiin5eu i'm Geiamnlwsrtbe BON
$419,071 ,313.30 geprGgt.
Sn Oielem Oionate miro Die 3abl Der in llnl=
lauf gsiebten Silberbollar8 suu eriten Otale
Der :3abl Der in oitem Wionate geprdgten
0fiinSen gleid)fomnlen.
0as Snpialerbiireau bat nod feine amtli~
d)en gtad)ridten iiber Die angsblide Grbebung
Der lite Sllbiauer in Colorado erbalten.
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saH, sIe,,d, a,anu & eony's gse6bsfs.

WUN, tSIgIfuJHtUWN g GU!!tp WtgbDET9
Compressed yeast).
IA mau entbedt hot, baB piele Jtadabmuneen unz
5erx Seje iid i'm 0tartte befnoen, 70 bat ole ddte
Breb5eie unieres 6abrltates auf ieoem 8atete ben
Ranlen unierer Sirma. 9llle auoeren fnb gtababs
unungen.
Ytan perlanse Don ieinem Grocer 9aif, i5ietid.=
raann & Gpn,p's 9seBbsie. 3dsd iriid!
8asrif=Depot: 9tr. "a, yturo=Gmta,p=S Straie.
xDidrsi9,1S) 9. g. Wennett, @jeibditsfibrer.
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gsas" . +, = &GalmerS' 6eiltinttur neQelt
0gspepiier 0auce's 2lnoOrn- Sprup gegen SUI
fen uub GrIdItung, 6ance's SaIIaporiGapile
gum 6tinigeu ocs Slute8, Sauces Sudu fir
Ole gtiereH, 6Gnce's paar @ic6erbcrieQer,
Sauces 0tbcumatSmus gninent - 4lleS al
haben bel Sctb g. 5ancc yir. 1O8, 2Seft=
9 8altimore-S traBe. (2O)
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itnr,tliett lit Gal=Niper.

y = ii 10er, Wtali., II. Septpr.- Ole
ausltcbenoen Sptnncr periibten helte cine
ld)ma6poQe @elualttbat. 9ld)t tran50iiidle
6anlilien, aus 20 bis so Otdnntrn, 6ralen
nub Sinoern beitebel1O, fameu heute ans Sorel,
Canada, bier on, uni III Der yStafToroz" nnO
Der uGrescent- Spinnerei" ~ arbetten. Gin
S9eil Der Anf6nlnlinge mnrbe iofort naf Der
eritercu Spillnerei urb Die iibrigeu nad einem
9auIe on Der 0apiSitraBe geld)tft, bon wo
ans man fie lpdter nad) eillenl binter Der
~ uGrescentzSpinllerei gelegenen 9anIe hrtn9en
luollts. Die lettere @lielli6aft bsltana aHBer
Dem Ggelten aus lliIr s,pei eriuadleneH Utdrz
nerll, mdbrelto Die llebrigen &naben nno Ufdo-
den Don IS Sabren uno paruuter iuaren. Sic
ipurben auf Dem gSege bon eine,n alfgeregteu
9olfsbaufen Sllerit burd) SteinmiirIe angez
grifien nno lpdter ourh SSuBtritte uno Tauitz
l6ldge miBbanDelt. @iner Der Manner, gia=
mems Soud)e, murSe l6limm Su9eri6tet, unO
ielbit Die Sranen un0 &inber blieben itid]t Der=
ldont. gine Srau, meld)e Elm felnes Sinb
IN Dell Irnlen trug, ipllrbe 81 Soben 9ei1la=
gen uno Elm liebenlGbriger &nabe Ourd) einen
Steinpurf I'M @elidte perlett. Die 9inge=
griffenen eutloben na6 ueri6ieocnen 0fi6tlln=
gen unb murben bon Dem BDbel perIolgt, le=
bod crldJien bic YoliSei gliidiider SSeiie lrnl
bieIe 3eit anf Dem Sd)anplate unO iagte bic
6ubeltDrer ausslnanber. Ger Sorgang er=
regt grobe @htriititng u1tsr Den bteilgen 8iir=
gern. Si5 iebt fiilo nod, feline Serbaftungen
tprgeuonlnlel1 lporoen.
@eridlte Hbsr peitere finailSielle Sertuide=
lnngen Ino i'm llmlanfe, lneeflen 1T nod
ntd)t5 9efinitipes ernlittelt, nnb Die @erild)tt
fiuNst1 my f,,ptrid Hfouteu
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SGmprrbuioen.

Gin ii9erts unb an9eut6neS Seilmittel-
Salett'S 0dmOrrboioen 3dpiden (supposi-
toriuml. Dan lcbe cold Doctors Leg
acy!" Setb g. 9Nnce Nr. r.108, gS eff
S0ltimnrtnruRe On
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Eag@ &uiudlc cIumal 90uce'S Saar.
W Wtebtrb rfetler. Gr ucroidt Oiinue8
paar, bringt ole aIte tSarbc 5uriid, lit eiu ele=
ganttS Ioletttnmittel uno beiIt Sopigrino unc
3op1baut=Sndtn. PrciS 81. Sei Setb 9.
9once, 9n, l08. gScit Saitinoreitrafe, az
babcH. G9)
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DsB" Geriu6c eilrnlal oouce'S 6aar
W teoerb \ erfeller. @r perSidt oiinnes
0aar, brlngt Die alte 6arbe }niid, lit Elm elez
9nnteS &oilette!lnittel uno beilt Sopigrino uuO
6opfbaut zSuttn, BreiS 81. 3u babeu bel
Setb .. @Once 9tr. 108, 2Seit Salti=
uloreiiroBe. Q6)
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45 Sabre bur Dem Pablifum.
Sie debteu
Or, s. Mc2ane'S
beriibmte
9eDer= NtWem
sur @eiIung opn
Scpatitis uber 2c6cr : Graufbriten,
Ii5pepiie II. frontbaftem &opftpeb.
ssmbtome elmer franfcn 9ebrr.
sur @eiIung 0pn

Sd,mer5en in Der re6ten Seite, unter4
o. baIb Der 9tippen, I'M 10 grDber beim
Gruf mitunter lit Der S9mers in Der
linten Selte; Der &ranfe fam taum alf
Der linten Seite ltegen; Dfter pirb Der
S6mers lnter benz S6uIterbIatt gez
filblt, ,nb bebnt ii6 bdufis 5is sur
G6ulterbDhe aus, lno ipiro mitllnter
fir NbeumattSmu5 i'm 9(rm perfannt.
Ser Ota9en Ieibet an 9lppetitlpiiefeit nnS
llebelfeit, Die Gingefpeibe iinb allgemein
4eritppft, nandmaL ipedieInb NIT 9lb2
filbren; Der Sppf lit Ieibenb unb mi.
btmpfem 16perem Sdmers i'm Sinter4
fopf beIaiti9t. @embbnli6 eriItirt audi
OebGdtnibIdipdde, be9leitet BON peinIiz
denl Geiiibl, ais lei etipa8 unterIaiien
mas bate 9etban iperben Iplen. Gin
Ieidter trpdener SuIten lit nitlutter inn
Gefolge. Der 4atient tIagt iber Mats
tigfeit lmb S6ipdde; er eridridt Ieibt,
icine Silbe iinb faIt pber brennenb, unb
CT flagt ilber prideInSeS @efubI in BET
Saut; iein @emiltb lit Observation-Disclosures
unb pbtppbl glollbenb, boB fbrperliGc
8ewegun0 ibm ippbl tbun ipilrbe, fann
CT bod faum Strait 9enug iammeIn cs
su perIu6en. Gr mibtraut in @abrbeit
ie6em SeiImitteI. Geri6iebene bieIer eez
nannten Spmptpme begIeiten bic &ranf=
Hcit, bod bat eS 6dIle geseben, iuo tpenise
SeyIeIben egiItirten, jebp6 Die llnterIudz
ing beS &Drper5 na6 Dem Iobe betpies,
Hab bic 9cbcr in 9rDBter llnprbnung mar.
SalteS Tie6cr.
Or. 6. Mc9ane'8 9ebersgilz
len in SGlIen BON faItem SieGer,
nit Guinin genpmumen, erseu9en Die Be-
item GrfoI9e. IS 9iebt fein bsIIere3 8urz
girmittel bpr unb na6 Dem Gimebmen
BON Gbinin. Q8ir ratben alien nit biez
Ter &ranfbeit Sebafteten, bcnIelben einen
unParteitiden &eriu6 3u ge4
ipdbren.
Sci alien biIi0Ien llnoronungen, rno
ol3 einfa6e5 4ur9irmitteI, iin6 iie una
pergIei6lid.
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D" g8irb RS lid be5abten? - Sa
pobl be5ablt e8 iidJ, cine S6o6tel Sanceider
Saiiapart1az Slutpiaen ftet8 TN s. anie At 6as
ben uno Die 9un3c 6alilie o0Gig genno gu En-
balten. Yreis % @ent8 Die Sda ftel. i3u
baben bel Setb 9, 6ance, Nr. 08, gS E it.
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seleerap6emfriee tn sio6eiter.

y Odefer, N.zy)., II. SepteMber.-Oer
Gelegrapbeufrieg iit jett aub in pteer Stabt
er6ifllet tporbell. Wtebrere Nngeiicllte Der
characterization" psrtrieben brn. Geo. Ord
per, eiuen pronlinenten 8irger, aus ieirler eiz
gsnem gspbnung nnb niBbanoelten ibn pur@
&d)ldge nit Sd)aufeln i1nb Sredeiisil, peii
Ct Die Grri1tln9 pen 9elesraphenpidblen auf
leinenI @runno Hnb 8o0en nid3t aeitatteH
,roilt,
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Dan bite ii6 bnr Gali6uuscu.

Die dctten Im6 ME iber;ufert.
Seoe Sdocatel bat eiucn rptten 8athsiieeeI
auf Dem 9edeL nit Der SniNriit Or. Dic2ane'S
&eber>4ilen.
Die d6ten Mc2nne'S 2eber. giI4
len baben Die Si9natlrea rpn 6. Mc2auc
Im6 6leming Bros. auf benz 9edeI.
9ian berlan9e Die ddten Or. 6. Otc9ane's
2eber, 9iltcn, prdparirt non 6leming 8ros., s,t
Pitt&burgb, ga, hem Der Ntartt lit ool BON
Nadabnungen be5 9iamen @c9ane, 0nSera
b,lhtaGirt, ober bieieLbe glusipro6e
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GaS Gette SSieber.

Mempbis, Seuue II. 9ept.-3pei Gr-
franfuHgeu uuo neun Sobesfd1e Don gsitern
SlbenO bis beute Dtittag. Die STitorbenen
linS s. Solfmar, Molis WtaoOen, @eorg 9.
Mabaffep, Sobn arigbi, S. 9ietrid), 9r. y.
Sanlpbsu, Srancls gSeQs, SSnl. @arnlt NIB
eiu 9segcr.
@ine bsute bonn Straightforward 0tcGrarg
empian9ene 9epeid)e tbeilt Dem bieiigtn I'm
teritiisungszGonite be5iigli6 beiien geiu65
I'M &tbensnlittcl nit, OaB es iidl nit bieer
SorOerung au biegfationol=@ =@elunobe beitsbeb0roe
sll ,u,nben babe, i1ben alle llnterltiibnngeu
inter Dem fiirSlidl angenomnlenen Gon9reBz
@eiete entmeosr bon Der @siurbbettS= ooer
StaatSbeb5rOe ansgebsn miBteu. 0r. 9az
bea, Yrdtoent Der gtatioual= Sanitdtsbeb0rbe,
telegrapbirt, OaB Ell aaen in Osu bet WtempbiS
aufgeihlageneu 2agYn wobnenOen $erionen
Nattoneu aui 20 Sage ertbsileu perbe.
Sret ipeitere @rfranlnngen am gelbeu sSieber
lucrOen aus 9oueOrOia, 0tiH., berldtet.
lfempbls, II. Sspt., IbenOS. 9selln
iucltere Grtr0llfllnten rn0 ell SoOcsTdll eit
beute Wiittag. litter DEN ueueu Baticuteu be-
finbet itd) Apr. q. glernlann. Die bellte bon
Der vtSowarp= =sliiosiotiOn" empfangenen Seiz
fridge bslieicu 1id) auf 1852. Otr Sbermonle-
ter ltano AMI So bis "a @rab.
9aS iiibild)e 9teujabr iplroa btntt Ibeno
Ourh @ottesbenlt iu 3empel bcgangeu. Die
@enlsiube 5Gblte nltr 76 Yeroneu.
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1iufaIe t,uo gserbrcd,cn.

kS"f"AS WV ~'S<p<SNJ%ss<
BbilabeIp bia, II. Septbr.-slnorew
gnlerp, peldcr am lebten Nfontage Our6 Die
grpoiion III Der Selraiiinere leine8 sSaters
uerlett pnrbe, ltarb belltt.
Stam orb, GDnu., II. Septenber.
- Geo. Gunner Gbipn1au, eiu St,Ioeut Der
,lluipsriitat Don MiDbletoipn," itarb beutt
9tadnittag Su Stamfuro in Solge bes Genul-
ies gftiser Ytl5e, ,lueId)e er iiir eBbare S9wdnl=
ME bielt.
9bila oelpDia, II. Septbr.-2llS 9Sm.
Hobinlon porgelterl1 9tahnllttag bon Der Sago
;uriidfebrte urb al Der Senltngtplt=9 9lpe. leiue
Slnte aus eillem gSagen nablllell molite, ellt=
lub lid) bielelbe, lll1b Der S6uf, iubr INN III
Die re6te Seite nnb einsn lrnl. Sellrp Salo
mar hamit beid)aftigt, 9tobinion's 5tof aus=
su5iehen, ais cine SualltitGt barin beftnblif)en
Bulpers erploOirte. 8alo erlitt idlpere 8ranb=
pul1seu I'M @siid)te mo miro ,uabri6aiulid)
beioe 9lugen einbiibeH. Die 2elte uuroen naf
ibren Sebauungen gebradt.
gSbeeling, @.=Sirg., II. september.
gSabreno pDrgeitern Elm Nnltretd)er, 9tanlens
.. >. @oobs, in ieneut Soauie bamit be-
iddftlgt mar, Sarben 5u miideu, perld)iittete
er eillen 5heil per Dfiidung auf ben Siell. Die
Sliiiiigfeit fing 6euer, nno oas ganse 3innler
ltauo I'M gtu III belien 5Slaulnlel1, gSoooS
wuroe beOentlid, unb ieiue Srau t0Stli6 ucr,
brannt.
Srent on, N.=S., II. Sept. - gliiabetb
Somaro ipnrDe pdbreno Der psrgalgenen 9taft
bon 6anion Sailep bnrf eineu Sdub an
Salle peripunoet. giferludt ioQ Die llriade
gelualen IeiH. Sailep lit elltflobel.
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Ser Ss,,d,bpls'jde Wors=0rnaes

Srto 9eport, @pltn., II. Septbr. -
sSn benz Pro5eiie aegen gStlb. Su6bOl5 iue9en
grn,orDung pe8 Sorn. Sob. Soeinrid) Sd)ulte
lultrbe 0r. Baroee beute ais @ntlaitungS;euge
pernOmnen. 0erielbe bielt eS fir iebr llllz
ipalrifeinlid), baB Die 9Slnpe am 0iuterfopie
oes Grmorbeten ourd) Ole llrt, .pelde Der
StaatSau,nalt Dem @erid)ta als baS Wtorbz
illtrnment porlegte, perllrlad]t lpDrbeu ei
2ouiS S. Slate mar am Sage oes Ntoroe8
in Sdulte'SSdencr gelueien unb iab bort cine
Art, oil beren Sd)neioe iid) Slut unb 6eberu
beianben. 9ln oent 9tiiGen Der 4rt mar tein
glut 81 bemerfell.
Wfortimer 6Opt mo 6rautlin 3 SollcS beseuq-
ten, man babe iib i'll Der @egeuo erSdblt, OaB
Sd)ulte iortipdbrellO $4,000 - $75, 900 i'll
lelncn 3alden trage.
Otebrere anbere 3eugen laben, mie Sudbols
Die 2eide bes @rmoroeten nad) benz 5alte traz
gen bali. gSm. $. GiharbS erfldrte, er babe
Sdulte nno SudbolS gegen y llbr am Ibenb
beS Woroes am Sabngeleiie entlang ua6 ibrer
9Sobnun9 gsben ieben. Su6bolS mar ieillem
Serrn nnl 20 S6ritte porau5.
@uitap Sitter beseugte, baB Sdulte nno
Suhbol3 am 9lbenoe be5 Wforbe8 bis 20 Oii=
nutsn nad) llbr in 6eridcr's gSirtbI1aIt Der
iueilten. Sudbols unterbelt ii9 nit Der tlei=
neu Sodter oes 3eugcu, bis 5r. Sdnlte er=
ifien.
Gpparb !6opt unb 6rau @aring beitritterl
Die 9lngaben oe8 3eugen 0elaSon 9lllen, mel
der blutige SuBipuren auf Dem goben oes Nb-
tritts geiehen baben fuia, nadben Su4bol;
bort getpeien mar.
sllem 9lni9eine na1 ipirb itf Die Sertbei=
biguns bauptidtlid barauf perlaiien, oaB Der
Staat nur llmltanbsbepetie gegen ben 9lngez
flootor, noro shrnd,t hnt
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9iir Die jeti9e Satfon
mpieBe itb gang beionbers meine als gut betannten
Saden, 9afrn
Don reiner Wolfe unb joliber ar6eit; aIIe gorten
Gtrids1arn,
Ba.mpraI rmS 8ernamto,pn 9eitrifte uno saluebt
Strnmpftp earcL
tiImterbsnioem, lInterboiem, Sanota)mbe u. !. w.
tgaoBe 9uspabl bon 8ur3naaren, mein rethbaltt=
ges @Sortiment, ionie eiscne Jabrttatton blete1
9inreGeube @arantie, oaB id 8unoen aus Seite uilc
aBili9ite Sebenen fam.
De b5dRen 8aarpreie werben fiir sBoae seseben'
Souls Jelber,
Wr. fG7, g fios 9 q b ~ d y,
a,uiiden Gantorz unt gaiferl>gluenue.
mE Na6rf: brei Oleilen bon oer gtabt OH Der lres
eridzHoab, fD;G.f. .1St&ml
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Die betritseriid,em Staatsbeamtei,
Int <SienrGf04

neralcontrolenr 1T III SeSug auf s bon ben Il
gcgen ibn aufgeiteaten Antlagen i1ulOig beiull=
ben ipOrben, nnD ien llrt6eil miro morgen
geprodlcn mcroen. OaS 0ele9atsnbau5 be-
ldloB beute, oat Staatsidabnleiiter 9tcnfroe
III Nllflnnesllitnflh Ill lerlften
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@atiebliGe Srano fatajtrcpbe 1T
Spftptt.

Sin Ietementbaus eta8eaid)crt, :ino taeBrere
WsenIdleu lebenetg oerbraunt.
9 0 ito II, 18. Septbr. - Cine entleblid DE
Sranbfataitropbe ereignete iid) fllrs na9 Mit
ternad)t beute friib in bem oreiit0digen Gene.
mentbauie 9tr. 1913, @olbltrabc, in SiiozSo=
iton. Sas Sans ipuroe bauptidd,lid, BON
9eutlden beluo6nt, iueld)e betuabe Idmnltlid)
I'M Sd)laie lagen, alS baS 5euer ausbra6.
Der Srano entfano int binteren Sbeile beS
nnteren Stodlperfs unO grifi 10 raid I'M Ii6,
oaB bel1 Ssiuobneru Der oberen Stodiperfe ale
QSege sur Sludt abgei6nitteu ipurben. Die
Scene, ais Die unglldlid)en Spier 0uf oel1
Sade nnb an ben Senitern eridieneu unO GGn=
Oerin9eno Inn {oiilfe flebten, mar ber5;errci=
beuO.
Wtebrere Meni9en fanDeu ibreu Sob in ben
Slan1nlen, uno ar1bere uurOelt id)lper per=
braunt. Die 3abl Der Spfer lit nod nift
1eltgeitelt. Inter bell SerungiiiGten beftnoet
ltG cine Sral, 9tamcnS Ntarie Sulbratb, De-
ren 9atte ebenfallS ldWer Oerbrannt uuo uad
Dem 0olpitalt gebrad)t lpltrbs. Seroinano
Wta9rutb lpran0 Don Dem 0ad]s bes brennellz
beu @sbdllbes berab unS blieb auf Der Steae
toSt. Seiue 23=jdbrige 6rau gmilie Ufagz
ruth iprang nit ibrem flelnen Sobne ans ei=
relli Sel1lter DeS oritten Stodipsrfs mn Seioe
,ullroen lebcnsgefabrlih nerlebt.
Die geidle zines llubcfam1ttn, lpel6en man
jeood fiir brll. Gbriltian Yfeifer bdlt, lit lllz
ter ben Sriimmern aufgefuHOen porOeu. Sine
Iunge Srau nltO Stuet StnDer, meld)e iid) in
bent Sanle befanoeu, merben oernliBt uno iino
obue 3lueifel uulgefpmnten. Der bur6 Gin
dld)erlIng bes SauieS eiltitanbeue Sd)aben be-
trdgt iiber $4,000. Man perlllutbet, baB
oaS Telter BON Sranbitiftern augelegt murbe.
The Van Buren press., 1879-07-19
The Presidential Canvass.

We find in the Fort Smith Elevator of
the l1th, a well-timed and conservative
article on the approaching national con-
test. Coming from the editorial depart.
ment of two so old and woll-posted pol
itcians. it deserves, as it will receive,
more than ordinary attention. This is
the article
ave have watched, tho movement of
the political pot, for some time, and find
that it boils, as OF old, Tor the interested
members Of the political parties and
families, without much regard for any
one who may wish to dine with them.
We have read much and often on the
subject, and we find the question will
terminate, in the canvass to come, as Il
sectional one, and not to be discussed AS
Il political ono at ALL though some may
so regard it. The north and the east
are the party or section that hold the
purse-strings of this government, and il
possible the political movers will induce
the moneyed power to vote (Which, OF
course, they will submit toy for the in
terest of their own section, pecuniaral-
ly, without regard to party or men, If
the conservatives will put into the field
man that can carry the monied inter
ests of the north and cast, as matter o!
course the democracy South will unite on
him, and victory will be theirs other
wise, we regard it as folly to make any
nomination whatever, ID the democratic
ranks with hope OF success.
ct we believe the democracy to be
stronger at this time than they have been
since the war and also that we have
more of tho able men, in the union, in
congress than heretofore since the war,
and if. the proper course is pursued in
the incoming canvass, success is certain.
AS to the question of soft and hard mo-
ney candidates, we do not take the trou,
bic to learn who are he one or who arc
the other. All we want is an admin
istration that will give us a sufficient
amount OF money to carry on the busi-
ness of the country, and to give prop
erty place among the articles that
have some price.
We do not belong to any particular
man, nor are we welded to any partic-
ular kind OF money, but are willing to
support. in our meagre manner, any can
didate that the democracy north may re-
gard as sufficiently strong to be placed
before the country
The Van Buren press., 1879-07-19
The Conceited /" Country Editors,

The Gazette excursion correspondent
writing from st. Paul, set the country ex
cursionist up after this fashion
a never knew the number of promi
ncnt distinguished men the state Of Ark.
ansas possessed until now. | discovered
onthis wise On our arrival at the dit
ferent hotels newspaper reporters button
hole different men of our party, asking
for the names of the most prominent and
distinguished of the party. Each but.
ton-holed fellow would name as most dis
tinguished himself and his few acquaint-
ances the moro obscure the individual
the more prominent and titled he be-
came. It's now evident that the back
woods of Arkansas, not Little Rock, con-
tain the remarkable men-remarkablo
for conceit, selfesteem and presumption.
Hon. S. W. Williams, and our genial
Hon. Jacob Frolich have been nowhere
by the side of the q colonels, y" majors,
" generals, " =" captains" etc., Of the wilds
Of Arkansas. We could say more things,
but this letter is already too long. b."
We are glad if the country fellows "
took down Little Rock, for once. 1t
was the first. time, if they did it then,
that, in the history of Arkansas, the
common country herd nave been able
to get away with Little Rock, in title
or check" We would like to see the
correspondent b." for he is the first
newspaper attachoo, at Little Rock, that
was ever known to hide his Importance
under a bushel He must have been
struck with paralysis, or the Gazette mis-
took their man. This is the best thing
we have seen in the whole trip, and il
anything will help mitigate the imposi-
ton that has been heaped upon the
Press Association OF Arkansas, by the
unwarrantcd abuse of the generous and
free entertainment offered them by the
railroads and hotels, this may do it. And
the country-telows" put on airs, and
road rough-shod over the metropolitan
journalists. That was good.
The Van Buren press., 1879-07-19
Hon. J. |. Denton.

The St. Louis American Journal OF
Education speaks of the address OF oul
State School Superintendent, at st. Lou
is, on the first Of the month, as follows
Arkansas may well feel proud Of hcl
State Superintendent of Public Instruc
ton. His visit to the Interstate Teach
cr's Association, held in st. Louis, the
last week in June will long be remcm.
bercd by those who were SO fortunate
as to hear the address. 1t was eloquent
pathetic, brilliant, humorous, and so
strong, and so logical withaI, that it
took the convention by storm. He cap
tured US all. He surrounded us and
overwhelmed us, and converted us.
1t was by far the most telling and
brilliant speech of the occasion. 1t
ought to be read at every hearth stone in
the country, and committed aud declaim-
ed by every school-boy.
There would be more sympathy more
prosperity and good will among us all,
North and South, if the people could
hear the facts as presented in this ad-
dress.
Let US have done, forever, with this
eliminating and rccriminating spirit, and
take hold together, and rebuild and re-
clothe the waste places, and make glad,
again, the hearts and homes Of all the
people.
Such addresses, such spirit, such odu.
cation, such craftsmanship will do it.
The Van Buren press., 1879-07-19

Rev. John r. Sanders, of the Arla-
delphia Standard, closes an article in his
last issue, on the laying of the corner
stone of the new NJ. +. Church, South
as follows: ain 1914 and 1915 Rev.
William H. Bump was the pastor of this
church on Second street. He was sent
there as missionary preacher from Lake
Erie (Ohio) Conference, and made the
long trip three times on horseback. He
also had appointments occasional at the
same time at Fort Smith, Van Buren
and some other points on the Arkansas
river, but, while returnin home from an
appointment in Van Buren, sometime af-
forwards he fell overheard from "a steam
boat and was drowned 1t was nearly q
month before he was found, about sew
cnteen miles from the place of drown
ing, and the only way he was recognized
was from his pocket tex, book, which is
yet in the possession of his only daugh-
ter, the wife of the Junior of the Stan
dard."
The Van Buren press., 1879-07-19
The ArkanSenS i'm st. Louis.

The Arkansas press eXeursionists now
in the city are n much better looking
set Of men than we had expected to
meet. They are by no means as hostile
crew as one, who has an ideal Of an
Arkansan, would be prepared to sec.
They comb their hair, pick their teeth
and call for the drinks with Just as much
polish as the average Missouri editor. A
good many of them take greens in their
nectar, but none are addicted 20 the use
of straws Their ladies are remarkably
pretty women, and several of them that
have come under out critical editorial
observation would make the iairest OF
our own fair Missouri women hump pret-
ty lively in the way of personal beauty
and graceful manners. Comparisons are
odious, we know, but the Arkansas edi-
tors impress us more fayorabIy than any
that have visited us in a body hereto
foro. They are lively. genial, courteous
and open hearted. They are pleased
with St. Louis, and, we will venture to
say, ST. Louis is pleased with them. II
it always pleasure to entertain such
people.-Times Journal.