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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-20

8om 16tsn September 1873 bis Mitte
SuN 1879. aIfo setn MOnate lang, bat
Der Dampfer BON unsertrsdli&en Gsfeln
getunbsn bort 100 Metlen nurbtpe(tltd
pom xOf Gap" unb Dem gineans bsr
BertasRrabe, fiae seleseu.
grf am lSten Suli mahte elm mariner
Quftarom aus benz paeifie i6n fret. 4m
20Ren um1egslte er bas Sf.Gap uab
pa@firte bic ct. Diomsb. Snieln. llnb
nun sins ss unauftaltiam iiiewarts ::
sor6st an ct. 9awrsnee unb Bfrtnss
SsIane, Der 5auptfaet BON Sapan su.
Mm 3ten September IL bic gesa bort
tinsetroftn. Dns alte Yrublem bsr
nure6aIi&en Dar6fatrt III selOf. uao
70 BOD 5enrY so. @tanlsY iber Mfunsc
part uno Sir 5amuel Bater fsbt, 10 bod
fttbt fortan uber bsm gntosder Der B.rtns.
Strabe, Der tapfere NoreenltiSlo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-20

- Baron 5atmerle. wetder als MaG.
fotser far ben @rafen Nnbrafp asssrieben
mar, bat tiir,lid cine Brofdire sessn bic
itatieniideu @baupiniffen. bic Yartei Der
;. Italia irredenta", psrSffentlidt. Sb.
sleid bic Srofdire burdaus nidt in eli.
neal Stalien feinclidben Gimme sebalten
1T, IN iie bod BON einem absile Der ita.
lienii&en Yreiie aufsesriffen unb in ietr
serei5tem Zone beiprcden tporben. Dies
mag Der @runs iein, webbalb bic Gr.
nennuns 5apmerle's gum Steidstan ,ler
iit psl5csert, coer oieqeidt 3eritla sen
bat. 8ieQsi&t mag bic Snerreialde
NesieruHs. pdbreno lle bas @etiet ibrer
Occupation III Der Tiirtei ausoebnt uno
Rublano curdaus ntdt freun bid sesen
iiberi itsbt, benz italienifdea Nadbar teinen
@runo coer aud nur gorwano CUR Jsino.
IeliSieit seben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-20

- Dag bic Ser. @taaten bie8 Sabr
nit ibren Bcbenprcbutten beinate gang
europa 3u rericrsen baben weroen, pirb
ieet aud Don transatlantiihen Nutoritd.
ten anertannt. ,,Nuf benz fiir5lid, in
Wien abSebaltensn interuatipnalen Staa.
tenmarfte, Idreitt J. .. bic 8erl. goiT'
ide 3cituns. 1T bis 81 elmer sewi1en gUi.
beng feifseitellt morben, bab bic oiesiib.
rise Grnte 70 n,anselbuft aussefalleu 1T.
bab fd nit 8erinsen Iusnabmen ale
9dnber @urcpas in ber Sage Be finoen,
arSberer cber serinserer 3ufubren bon
Brobitoffen 3ur @rndbruns ibrer BepSl.
teruns gu beoiirfen. Werbaltnibmibia
am befen ideint fd bas @eiuItat her
@rnte nrh burhlduittlid iu Deuti1lanb
terauSsufeqen. gDenn mir uns nun
lebislid auf ben beutiden Stanbpunit
teiArdnten, bon ben Beeiirfui1en anberer
Sdnber gang abfeben, 70 ersibt fd bas
bemerfenswertbe @eiultat, oab biesmal
Der iosenannte 3ampf3ou, ben mir an Der
Olteren3e einseridtet baben, um @ublanb
fit fein Yrobibitipibltem 3u irafen unc
BEN 6teibanoel menisifens nit Deutfd.
Lamb seaeiSt 3u MAIDEN, prlltcmmen un.
wiriiam iein wirt. @ublarb bat in bic
fem Sabre eisentlid nidts User feline
9ren3en 3u erpcrtiren, eS piro Uielmebr
frot ieia miiiiea, menn es csne1 43ufubren
Bon auFen Der wirb burd3ufcmmen I'M
Stanbe fein. Der 3oa wiro inter fol
den umltdnoen aud nid,ts eir briueer.
Gben 10 iperben aber bic insmilheu an.
seblid cber mirttid bon 5eiten Der ruff.
fden ResierunS setroffenen Wabrsseln,
nublcs gereien feiu. ion'eit bic be5wedt
baben, ben Export ruiflideu @etreioes BON
ber prenbiiden @rea3e ab unb um bieIetbe
terum in bic fleineu ruilifden 9dfen 3u
leiten, ueld,e man germ in ercbe Welt<
bauoelSpldee umi4aHen mSdte. Sn ie.
benz Sale aber fnb mir in Deuiidlane
biesmal, ba Der semObnte 3uiduelan @e.
treble. ben mir aus &ublanb be,ieben,
ausbleiben tpirb barauf ansenieien, Huieru
Beoarf anberswo su beden, uno baraus
folst, ba6 uniere Sfieeiiibte la biesmal
aber bic Stcfuns ibres 5anbels oamit
trSffen fSnnen, bab 20 aud obne ben
3ampf5ca nidts 5u banbeln seseben baben
miiroe, als mas bas ndhite 6interlanb
tiesieits Der Greu3e etra an bas Mus-
lamb abseben fam. Der Sdwerpuntt
bes beutiden @etreipebanbels nit bem
Nusfanbe wirb alio I'M tcmmenoen Sabre,
teIonbers ba aud Oeiterreid unb unsaru
ntdts ob,uSeben bu6en. in Den Wefsn
uno Siioen BON DeutIdlanb perlest wer.
ben, mo- INNER aud unter ben am n,eifen
ncrmalen Vertdltnifen ber SrSBte Be.
BARI ii6 natursemdb 5eist, neil fd tort
bic brpoe1enbe 1epSlieruno i'm lirtlten
Mabe suiammensebrdn9t fnbet. Die
sesenwdrtise Seuiunctur sibt Der amsri.
faniiden @streioeprobuttion uno bem
ameriflniiden 6anoet nit Getreibe bic
pollfcmmene 9erridaft iibsr ben euro.
pdiiden @etreihemartt. aud ben beutideu,
3ur willtirliden Nusnusuns in bic 9ano."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-20

- Aae arantteiten, bic aus einem
perbcrbeueu Masen entiprinSen, peiden
ausenMidlid nah benz @ebraud BON
,Neees Gilt @b9e Epnic."
, 1879-08-01

porty, no negro, even II ho provca that he
has vntcd tho Democratic ticket at every
election since tho War, should he allowed TO
rose. 1t fs n contest among white men, and
negro Influence should bc excluded. do Nal.
ns!inps' friends bone to force him Upon tho
1penlsErnttc pnrtY by negro y0tersl We invito
apo1tcn.
IN. "'" Rs .sss:!a Il S""
~ twenty years the Yankees havc monopn-
nc inco u'e onsernment patronage, md now lint
on wlmtn va can rei7.-gentlcinct, who wonlG
oI1hn - Nlach bnc Vi tirtr greaty Northern
ralnn,-'hcy complain Of pcrsecn,tonI What
.'eht nave tfG5-AiEel!t,*s and up.tarts-.o dir
Does not it,ar l,oa.tcd eslurat,l, teael, That in
i,tat"ry gentls blood Will Tell; ,i.t, ia The nat
tfai lfgtG Ol ovehts, htaln. muFt eventually
t1ia t9 70 LII sarfIeSt 5iow ,"e cuc a ii
diat.s, the English ti'c Frrnct,. at, ta4'ay fa
;so4rhcrncr IL driving Tue North hetosc n.1ni
u = not tl.e Gtd.utven risLt of
Intellect Had King James ,scnt shrsr tlas-
NJ they dssorvco cosmbfa 'ra,u% wonu st.,: :o.,.1
he ono Homogeneous nation, uu!,.s, in
faith, poltirs: AMI religion, and hare made rnc',
strides IN civilization a. to dtatance It'd cifese
ofFuprcmucy taey forced upon rs, Nth rs fear
1ul outporfnga u Treasure. tho fuks Ut tie lMst
blood in The country, would hare hccp avnitct,
nnsi our alavcs would still 10 dutng shclr Col
appointed work. As it Is. tllcsc Yankces-thc
rctuse Of every natfm-t,a.c rcnutted Le len
tencY uf the foundsrs nf the tInveFfmcnt tiy
taking up nrms asasnst th:ir patuFas rulcts,
have conquered, prosecuted. tuken Erisoncr, nnd
even nut 10 deatll,hc Losd's chosen t'ennc, de-
st,uycd the very n.turc of tn" Gorcr,I ,Itnent, and
ut last set up sprltd inPo@tor. who Inns nttkhsr
tie title to gown, no. .le understanding, to
manage what III has unlrpcd. For Years we
haze Garnc al! .tds In silence; but nov the tsnY
nf grace is oyet, the time Of tnercE Is passed.
You that have t1ennshoIfty must bi2 them como
down from Their htrh piaccs, that their bsttsrs
may reign. :. . ,,,,>
.Hfdttx- Tim
, 1879-08-01
The Istnl OF a a1un lilo II.


Tom Ewing, OF Ohio, IL II man Of no principle.
IIo will desert my party, anil unite wish any
other party, for the sako Of personal advantage.
1u Kansas he belonged TO tho wing Of the Re-
publican party that' Gov. Robinson did, which
was opposed to tho wing letl by Gen. Louc. Yet,
when Lane sut On foot the effort TO impcacl,
0oy Kobll,son, Ew!ng, although Chlof-Justlee
0! the Supreme Court, was tho chief adviser Of
tho I.auo men, and did tt!u plannlng nI.ti head
work for ,heni Again, III Iiu full of 16si33, when
l.al,e'B I;reat effort was to gain control Of the
Statu Government, by securing the nomination
of bis pcrsonal pafttsaus bJ the Republican
stute Convention, EwtI.:; va thetr. esh,nd 40, the
men. Ilo was booked for the Colonclcy Of slle
E,eycnth Kansas, which was being organized,
md in which Lalie had contributing Influence.
In tho army bis policy was eItru.ratlfcat. after
ltanc's etYIo Now ln Is the cu,lttidats Of patty
who mako hatrct! OF earnest Untou men ono Of
tlicir maiu principles.
, 1879-08-01

Tho New Yost, prnnch of tho crodlt LYON,
nu,s soliciting subacr,ptiops for a,,nrr.
F1nauclal rrspara,1ous. for tho Eutsr-
nrl.c1 11"''6
p5s'e ~.,, ,.,.. n.+,.,.
~. H.. tg az =, ~. .,t.., "My -. n,.;.,;-rs
oh he htb' !'o''F VI. 11e klu'.ao'c hu1'ts"g'
fees, Inscribed over the entrance With the words
"C,cutt Lyouuais,n It was from tt,cnce tin, .
.,r,r,l,r was jas,,el ve.tcttay calling tie attcy
.,.,. -, s,,sas, !. =, H., :. rn,.a
oceanic canal Universal Compau5.h
Mr.. r. AIaiIlnrd, who represents the Now Tork
nvcnry of the Credit Lyounsts. said to ~.
r,,.... NJ III, Ty.ro,f ro.t.rt',v lint N ia
. oas.ns " had NV ,nt"lv 1c.teraied several @ =" ,a,e"
tunkla. establishments IN rasss aad elsewhere
as Diaccs for tc receipt OF subscriptions 10 tic
1nnfs of thls Company. Among those 40
designated @ tue Credit Lyonnals hnd ton
! ageueieN, Including that OF 10" forks Ilu
Credit Ilyonnats. It Fncy have btcn remarked, Is
q r,sncl, banking concern, hayng capital Of
10, ttof. uu roeeessng agcr,.ies Ii, ull parts
81 s.,u,,1i NH a"r,sly to lis pnbiic q Europo md
at..s to .;,hseantou IN I'm ,hsrcs ~ Eni1f
cn.T. On M basis Of psr cent naIment on SUB.
srrjn,i,M, md Vt ucr cyut on allotment. Further
ii ,rn,,iI Il. s,1nnrc,l NJ irnxt .hrnc 1nnnts,s
t"ns nn,n- "n naymcnt wn,,ii he reo,lirri subscrn
tf. ,y.S,IH i,r rccctT1 in Earnns onjr m III,
III o,I vi n hnt,,,,t' In Snw Ytrk' however,
III" Errdt, i.vnnnnia vould rrceIyo tubscrintions
NV NV s,.rss 1,r,visionov at onrc. II VIA hn,
"vca I'm, H. .; nsr rsnt thus catl,t1 for wonld
s,It,;so 'us t caTrT ant ths rst ortion Of tho
ynrks, and interest at inc rata OF Bncr cent per
Was by ,s e y Gpnpony 91 70 ,no
ss!Afet;o!nefs uas"E w. ths " a.s t.t,a ~
pay !'e tie sec seeona s instalep. Of pr cent 'p
per ccht N9a1l w Inraeneu huu .Mun"t ~ ~
.oWhs" 1N pa''"s '90 ''''''so'' '"p'1es' ~ ss4'
"pn' ,+u,,,, ,,, t,,o. +. I'M, .o-v rtt,o f1orht
, 1879-08-01

Doubtless very much what they did before.
beat him. uo had last year 10000 out Of
250 ,O03 volcs. OF his l10,0o0 votes, M,ooo
were caAt by Hnpuhtcans, Those Republican
votes he will not get tlsis year. There has
nGcti another session Of Congress sincc ttHt
tiHIc, atM tisn. Butler has rast h!s lot Win 'hs
Confederate 1,rgad!era. The Masesch1setts y
Gratis all vote for him II he Is nominated BY ths'r
partyt Very doubtful. Hut no has cbme. He
has again planted hinlsrlf upon this piattorn'
''E1 10 my principle. glory .
In hesia' nothin' H. Tbs sorts
tant Whtg sln't n TORY
I'm jcat candidate, In nshoft.a,.,,~, shoft.
1hst' @ =; s a. rs ,aS.ss; ts;.. a. RsF''0oss
To hcs nc nnsthin' pcrttclets
WI, I'm kiMd o. peti'w'g' :.
.'E. wc'yc ,urt o. pr.vatcer!n'.
q courae. Yon know. t. Sheer an, an. ,sasser'
An there ia ruthln' Wuth yonr hcafin'
n n 1o msrd'o IT s + assi';s sS;tl H. wtiis loa.
Yonr head With tie m gin o mint
Dewt, 10 ths cend O. Jaa!am Tint,
"An', o. tho sorth |,ex took t. t,rn.tlln'
AZ bcia' acr.,nge't frNni OF slis roost4
ri tell sou wul'it snYe ali tusA1ln',
An give orr aida n harmonic hoost:
TcIl tern shce IN tho Slavery gucaIluh
I'm rtqhf, although IN ap"ak I'm lowth;
This gives ron q enfe p!Hl to rest on.
An 1eaycA mic froptlnt South by NORTH"
IL BUTLER a LEAnEn2
Is Ben Butler good party-leatler7 IIcre 10
,ylint Nsw EnElMtMl man plirc Jalu IT him:
"ucn. butler Is nut lit man to he q party
under. We need not 70 into any extended
analysis Of bis character 10 show why he is not.
Ills political htsturs only too familiar 10 tic
country. shown y. Ho llas hardly quality Of q
holtlncse. Tllcko, however, are only auxiliary
tl,a,1tvs. 1hcy arr not Of The csacllcc ot atutes-
,i,a,,stip. They arc needed III = cool party
, 1879-08-01
COLORADO.

Tho Mines mt Alma "nsl ut Icadvi,'c.
ALMA, Fork Co., Col, July I'd. Cook, Esq',
W NfaToo'7i 5fr1f, thtf'ao-Mf DEAN Uncle;
i'5 inquiry amongst our ore-huycrs, | ascertain
the production OF silver ore ttom this district to
be from 3eU IL 400 so1lB ter tnunta, carrying on
nj, uycrafrc :t;O ouucps uf silver Der ton. Tito
N,,s, i,o1,v vor,,c, and l,,.oo ht,nas ,ro .l,
'uo'e' Io"J ,A'"o''' '','a 4'uae' 14u.' "so WV
ps'ne1tai pfoaaeeff'-lhe!e cosaMhea oushut
comprising, lullY twoih!rds OF tho total amount
EXTRACTED In TIC district.
4. MIN t,um III. ,1ooec ,raa ,,v for ~, ,,oa,
o"a s .,'1s we - -. ~ '.oas
peo!''lc Fsobef15 ~ thts "c'ehoorhooa' pnt'
during t1Ie last eighteen muntl1s, her produc'
ttnn has folscn of terribly, ns,d sfo now barely
pars cxpenscv Two yvurs oro she wns naytnir
',;.s,,sps :r,,o ,.,, ."u ~ s,na m"s
u'osus' , .ne .ns ,',ss sssa'a u'a'''''u
showing thu material being bored through. The
cnrc ID f,vIslhlc howcvrr. tn nj, Iar,ca xa n,
w., ,ar.an ~ on.r'., ~ ~, ~ .r,',,,s ,n uI' .s
stock-manipulators. About seventy men are ell
ragged IN MD arul,nl tho niue, hut tic daily
ylrlh t,nca mt exceed three tons OF 1o1,nc ore.
III Ti.e Dolly Warden is looking .pIcnlidly, and
03u ouucus. with fosro Ut tsftcen men. her
t,ni,v nro.uct,m is abous three tons, Tile 1tus-
siu hus abo,,t toxcn men cnCarca, aud ,,cr
daily "utpus IS irom two to three tons Of 15o
OUNCES mineral. Tln,su uro the only mines iii
tits y!cIutty owned nnd worked by conlpa,,ies,
ntu, nrr ,,,,,seo,,en,lv Inn only onea ,1eyclonra
49,. n,. rxu,s. o,,a.,, r.."s
10 aas ex1GGnt. 4nc fotes' ~uce1'' haneas'
Chanpatl, end tlozen ol!ler good little 1niies,
eIhnl''y from two ~ three men caci1,-thc OWL
crs (wttEout exception nIso the dlscoVercrs) be-
iuG too lr'or to opef sheIn afp sSsteEnniieal1y.
The greateht drawback to thts district is the
need al Il low-Evatle mill Any one with means
70 GREET mill CAPABLE Of successfully ~ as treating
ores containing IRON foFts, 70 s1ty-ounee silver
would TIM! hrro Hp!r1lu!t! opchiE ns tniHerAl
of this quality Is here III unlimited Quantity but
Mt prtSont is entirely wHFthlHss. with nuc or
Two exceptions, al! our t1'!oes aEe ahDYe timber
,tne,. ranging u ustisuao from lo'ou teet to up
iYartls nj l4,GW ieet.
ln ilEis ncghoor!ood nre Quito number OF
(Qll mines. Many Ut 1hc1n produced ycry
fp!ltahly Ut fsat; nut, "a soon as the surfaces
}foekcts EnVe out, they wore generally abai,-
l{ohcl. Sunie lew partlea VITO bava gonc
Trough tho hayren ground lave found u,,nernl
| rich, ntt1 III It's !hrEe bodics, a. oSeF btlor0
f:scloscd. Thu gold is EGilotalsy rusty, AnA
I1obahly not .no:e t!lan W per cent ean ba
lLfrti but perhaps sott>e OF tsle neErr kll!us u
, ,ltQilIs might snyc larger percentage. II they
GIN, tlscrc Is plenty Of go'd-ofc tlat nyetases
ITO to three oauces per ton. 3hls nnt low,
lii thG hcyday u prosncr'ty lucy never hid
tIll IN this vicinity tlAt ptctcndGu TO save murt
than halt the nasaS-yaluc. There aro still
stahllinE tho ftiltled rtElhtH6 0I Two or
, 1879-08-01
HAZING AT WEST POINT.

,,,,,,,.,, ,r s,v .r,,,r1uc,..,. r,,,,,, r~o,,
tl,o otc,tIs,nv..rsptlnr or tt,o1r Con,ruuo,-
Gen, Sct,atlc,l Asrribcs t,lc OHru,u to
"Pure Cu*.c,,nass.'
torrs4pondenc. stn FORT Herald.
WEST poisr, July 2s.-Ihc official order from
Washington diminishing six cadets Of tie third
class for the offonxc Of "hazrG" was received
by mail to-day by Gen. sc'lotlcld, supcr'ntent'-
cut m M o. tae Asaae'n' ,. Ielsgfo'ts mobilization
Saturday evening The na'ics Of the dismissed
eaie.s, e VINO VIII psooao's leave H'h'oFso"' arc
William T. 2Lpnc, Arkansas, Is years old; Ed
gar s. WalKcr. Missouri, 81; William G. Laug-
titt Ohio, 70; James a. Heo.l,, Kentucky, IL;
and llcnry n. Sherman, Michigan, - years,
Thc,p wcro altogether sixteen cndots OF Tho
thF+ ,a.. n,oc.i u,,tc, nrr,at urt1 I'm, rc,nut,,
r., ,,o -c1 hy ro,,r, ,nsrt,I II !. mt thory,t
that n % tho t,tnis viii rest,It in INV imriier dc.
Entssals.
The crnn,.,o, ot air mcn NJ. orc ttne ia nj
,,,,.,o,,' ,,,,,,,rr,r., ,,,,, ,,,h.s ,ot :,
nnco'uno' .%eussSnce' an'' h'aaea "nAe - eo'',
sidered sufficiently impressive exns1rlc for all
kalutary purpoEys. Tx casual ysatlnr to West
Point would neycr dream that anythtn:. had oc-
,,,rrci In dsturb lin, .nontf, and cyen tcnor of
c a, ,c " r." ,,e ~, ,urfaer rc1v,h,up " @ @ on.,rs
serene us usunl, hut misery and ttl'rmnring hro
In the hearts of the members ot tho third class.
These entered the Acutlerny wear uco. md
'.,.s.'s.,.. .,,.. st.as = ~. .,u,,,.s @
supposed ts'at a''cs an einet'snce ol t"c've
months they haa acou1rcu the traditional PRIV
ilego Of an,usin. thctnselyus at tht expense OF
lie u ptcbcs.n or uuwly.udmtttcd cadets,
s5nc. ,ho fn,r,,,,,on ~ ,h,, Aro,1.rv ,,,o
o'nse sr' ,on''A,S" VI .uo AcaueAS ~. m'o
practice Of tazlns' has been In vogue. Thu
cadets defend II on the grotl thai It Is niore or
less ncrcssory q. a 1ueaus OF lrcal.iM, tketh
i,oufs iuto n n,oncr nt,.er,..,>.. III: -"
IL. ',,i.1" ia a., .aaJ, 900 bu.
f''t''hll~h
4 AT. ,J.Outs,
ST. Louis, July J1,-rIouu-oa}ct nna mn
c,nnoc, ''' ~"''A WI" III
'f;u.1x. .wnc,t h,,ec, NJ, ,orn, ,,,t ,..A. ~
| =" ~ ~ o't"eA a' to"Au' Jul ChaAt 40,
lcu tal! excited, with largo sales a. S1.o3 cas-
and Lu'y. and few car-'ots brought sl.0a casl,
i5afaoc August; 0iE10HAc September; 05AG
lower; M. 4 mixed, gso CASH: :31c Aueust: NJ
Il ta;A,ic 6eptember; A0e Drcejnhar and the, y--.
MlAts Arsetsr t1l1lITE IN the slLfjgAG nj M1xht
contrast wltl lilr dark locust trrrs tint form
scttn. fur the picture OIL the caat side. Stroll
lug through there thts morning encountered q
endet on gllard, aud when ealted hlnl l,c drew
, 1879-08-01

The W!nans' ExrerlneHts tu Ocenn StVntnars.
There have been no changes or improvements
In Transatlantic travel for 1natiy yenrs. Neither
ln speed, capacity, or accommodation hns thcru
hcctl any nlAtcEiat modification. Everybody, cx-
rtpt the cceeItr!e Wtnans family nf baltimore,
huh appeared cOutcnt tu accept tho situation.
and millions OF passengers haVe tossed IN tha
TWO wccks' voyage between Liyerp0t,s n1Nl New
York, enduring the horrors OF seustrEnesB rs Mi
ordinance of nature, mud supposed tlu Cunara-
era were tile tfnut wursl In tho art OF shilebuild-
who had made iortune building llusssan sutl-
ways and furnishing locomotives moro than
twunty years ago began 10 experiment III build
luz s'ciCar stcal'lerp.n Ills sou Tlumae inher.
together prsbsstent1y &or many years, experi.
ulcnttug With different leuEtl,s Of bul, dillcrunt
boilers, aitlcrcnt en0iacs, tiilcrent mcthods Of
propulslup, central SCREWS, forward screws, utter
weight Of materials, etc. One or Two Ut t''rtr
queer gsE.pIkc ycsaels might he seen 1t nay
tlnu between 1St,5 und 1915 shootiss abont olI
the Chesapcakv Bay aud the Potomac R1i"r;
several years aimee. Ross ana Thomas II ado aS!3
oath that they lad cxpcndcd over $3U1,0o
Without llaY; received ols dollar III Feiuta.
Tho three SODA 0t Thonas "tnans, s!nea tle
forward The hereditary ltno OF experiment ~itll
unuulnlshaA visOr. They hafe transferred tl!a
.ncatre oi tilcir operations from baltimore u
Milwall, on ttsu coast ot Eng!a'!d. atd QUO a., o1
teryals oil the Isle OF Wight. MaHsng experl-
lueutal trips, nnu flying through Tho "atcr llku
llghtnng-exprcss train. ll,u thfeo otolilets
Wiuaua haye luw spent s., 0o01 ~ nault'oa. 70
tho u, 0uo, ,oW expended ia ttis country. but
they clatni to have rsached positive results, a1d
asu about to proceed to BUSINESS They have
under contract spindle shaped steamer .9edO
feet IN lengt!, wlth enslnes ot lo0, ,oo ho7su.
power. Tho speed Of this vessel II sea down Of
tweuty.thrca stutuse miles III hnlf. 1t ts da@
signed tor tlle transatlantic snait and passenger
service, a,lA will maks tho voyage between New
London, Conn., lthe only su!tab!s port Ut sntry
tnts eounfy) ata M!f1sM ~ t!ayen ~ leis sa
fUrt aid sa,ety, an.l without cnconntcEtng That
Juror OF The ogcut,, Bcaa!ckness. Tho secteG
ptlucple, wtsateyer It IL. hAa peeB elaborated hY
, 1879-08-01
Democrats on Tl1don.

The election of Ti!tien would bo an upspcuk-
uola ealnmity to the country, nnu infinitely
worse than slefrat to The democratic party.
Tlldcn lilies hs money too well to scatter It
broadcast tn Ohio, wlera 1t can do him no good,
whpu his future hinges entirely ol, New York.
Sfln Orleans Times ntr.).
Tt'dcn Is not a statesman Whom, The Southern
reoplc eau reverence, honor, or respect. 4
product III she sas1le oaueiut t,itlncocos which
erected his friend Tweed into po!iticaHsoyer-
e!guty In New York, he is to-day the lingering
embodiment Of she political corruption oi thht
cru. 4 hypoeritc, eowurl, md corrtpsnnitt.
ho has uothng to commend him to the hearth Of
the utelleuual clIoice Of the men OF the South.
Rnutall has al oil times shown himself tho per-
stsseut aud bitter eiIcly of mud opponent to the
1na,ettal Interests Of ,c Soulf, W lar as aucct-
Cd by National legislation.
, 1879-08-01
MIyNESOTA CROPS.

An AhuntIant fsnrvcst Asauretl-Rellatln
aIcn Piacf tho Whoat Tfeld mt 10,oootono
Fsushcis, co Ter Cent of 1Vhfsi, W1lI liz
No. l. Corn Indicating Seventy Bushels
To the Actt4-Fnrmcra nnA BuAlHcss 1lcn
Ilnppy.3 ..-..-
sn,etaI Co.rssrnrdtnee Of 77ae Trib,,ne.
ST. pArTu MINI, July @N.-Thc business men
here are getting rcndr for 1 "boom." For
month past they have BEEN on the anxio,lsseot
rs 10 the wl,est crop, and the storms that swept
over aut .,.va3tated portions Of Tile State
hanpily tn1nlt In extent caused foscbUdhigs Of
more and worsc 10 follow. But now they feel
snfe. The harvest IL white, and tic rcapers arc
husy gathering tic fruit Of their summers
work. South Of this latitude the musical whirl
and hum OF the ncver-ttr!ng harvester has
filled tho air for days, atrd by the end Of the
present week will have done their work. In
the n,ose northern country tho fields will not
be completely " shavun and ahosn" until
about tile 18th Of August.
From thoroughiy.postcd men cou,lng into
town from all sections Of the State your cor
respondent concludes: The wheat crop Will
AMOUNT III round numbers to D0oo, 600 BUSH.
els, of which probably nearly 60 pcr cant Will
be No. !; the hnlance will be No. =. with nl-
most mono Of No. 8. Last year there was no
No. 1, ard much tho larger part was No. D.
bordering on "rcjectcd." Corn never looked
50 we'll; will doubtlcsA run seventy bushels
to the acre. Oats psomitc grand ihlngs,-tltty
tnsixtY bushels to the atre- Rye Is nns largely
cu,tsT stsd, but the yield will run about even
with That Of wheat To summarize, the crops
IS ,, whole II! run In quantity lr9m
IL. ' l. w Noibmx bit violent storm.
or scorchlnE hcats can now change this lock 0!
tvno hes WPnfbtr bd4 1Er1t fitIrbtfn4&T
, 1879-08-01

Mt. Thomas Ewing reminds his lcmocrsttc
brethren thHt Providence, and not tbs Republic
all party, gave tho country the bamliful har-
vests IT has enjoyed in the past few rears. Mr..
Va'1andlngham. who ran for uurcrr,r OF OHIO
remarked that good long d1auetk waa worth
0,GO0 votes to the Democratic tirka- Contrast
Ing tllp, observations Of these twt Democratic
leaders, It seetna to IT'S tftxt Providence man!-
tests lis favor to l.euubIcanism In jlg crops, aud
to Democracy III fatnues.
, 1879-08-01
Simplifying Epli1,ota.

The editor Of the Nortl.osttrn .1nltr, publish
cd At Minneapolis III controversy with the cd
f.or of snott,Fr pacur, says: 1--WE wish to mild
Ir insluuate tl,at tho Aforesaid Cawkr1 Is a l,a-
tive Of louisiana" That Is an impruvtme cut on
tic old plan Of cailts,g man liar. This now
cpittct calls fnan liar AiItl thief II Terv few
Words. Every year our language is becoming
more eitnpllHtd.
, 1879-08-01

Recently . letter wus received ". the Post.
tnuster at TreHtua from Ocean Grove, My
Jersuy., addressed t'ro tlsa Most Respectable
an, Refined l.ady tn Trenton" The Postmasi-
er at Trenton has forwarded tho letter to tho
Postmaster General, with tho tndorsctnent that
Tiers aro 50 many ladics ln Trenton unsworne
ths eup4rscrlul!OD that he DOES Not Know 10
Hhum to deliver 1t. anl hence forwards It foE tho
act!on Of thu authorities at Washington.
, 1879-08-01

=
A Brussels correspondent OF the Detroit FT1
prcss says that the favoEte ttpples in ths Dal-
Eian Ca,ital are Fnro, LQuSafa. Lnmll4l,
Of % moasses Md vinegar fcrnaentcd; l.ouy4in
like stale, weak lp1uouade mtxsl with firth
9uapsuds- It Is ail maWklsl atuG Thn people
yet merry over 1t, anti both saacs tlrong Fae
rstaninetb iu happY family croups, and SIT lPug
uni sometimes embrace and kiss. ,l}csfdea,
they GrInk great deal Ut beer, which ID Eobd.