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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-20
Gtne @al8enfrtit TIN lebtea gm8ens
hIiGc

SmitbfielS, W.-&., IS. Sanuar. -
Sobu Gomarbs, ein etma Co iabriser Wanu,
ioute gsIteru in bieism Srte ipesen zines i'm
letten Sftober an aaber 5. 0aaaro usriib.
ten 0ioroes 9ebdnst werben, cilstn uob ge<
rabe i'm l:tteH Aussnbide brad,te be aus
Ralsiab aalansente Yof bic Wadr,dt, oaB
Der @ouOsrasnr Die elnrid)tnns bus 3uH ID.
Shaflotte psrlammelte Wenae sertlate iit)
murreno unb bro5te nit 2pnhiufis. Gotparbs
eridoe Baaarb in einem Streite iiber ben
Berfani eines @rnnbfiides.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-20
Sic fis.amSicllen gscslesettDeites. oes
GrabiiGlOis Wures4.

y II | | |, II. SaEuaf. Ots pitlt
gan aatboliteu mollen eireu Scrillh NADER,
esn Grsblid)oie Y,rcsa ans ipen fiuan3l +
fen Ssrpid lungen 81 bdieu, iabem fie eluen
groBen 5beil res fu udIIibsn GigsnthIm5 bic
Ter SiO,eie oil flint Gutatoren iibsrtra9er.
2'ttere icllsu 5prt sentiss Sbl!9atlonen, rpcls
de lnnerhalb 20 Sabrsn einsul6lsn inb, uer-
anssatea uHb man glailbt, bcB Di'lc @idubi.
ger bes GrjbuhafS oisie Soli9atiolen on
Sablungsuott anrehmeA meroep. Die Sal.
iua oe5 Grsbi' dof3 betra1cn etpo $500.0
Utdn madt Qnitren9un9en, bell Hapit 5u be
meafn, Die poE Dam 9riotihoit ein9ereid)!e
6etgua.ion. nlJt au5unNhmsn.
Gis 9eftoDlenen Sbltsalioncu pes
yNort1amptcaer Sane."
Nctp.Yo1f, IS. Sanuar. llntsr ben inn
Sanuar 1876 aus Ger y3icrthamptousr Sari"
qeiioAenen 8crtbpapleren tsfunbeu iit iads
Sbljeatloucn oar ,.WiiIourie Beetle Sabu."
9ie bis luauit 1878 fluiaen @ouponS litsr
gSertapap!ere, Sc an OR 9abl, uurosn ee;t IN
i'm hisiig,n 8ireau Der rMtihorri Baciiic-
Balm" Sur 9atlurs prd,eriit. Die 8ahns
beamten b'nadrld)listen ben oerrn, me!d)er
bte Sblieationeu Dor Dem Haube III Der
uNcrthanlptoucr Barf" bepouilt bate, uno
osrlelpe uerlud)te, btc 3abluna 3u uerbinocrn.
Die @iacnibiimer Der @oupons cine geadltcte
bleiise BanfTrn beitanren isood uui 10
torllser 8eSahluug uuo crotteu. iut gSeiae-
runsaialle ole Coupons mt Ylotsit su belle
gen. 9ie Sahnbanuttm helltea Garau cine
Aumelinns aui ole iduise Summe aus. Der
Gtaenihiimer erplrfte heute eincn g>rtdItl. daen
Spiebl segen bic Sliiiiigmaduus ber aruei=
Jung, uno aie An9elegenbsit luro burd) Die
@eri6te entid)ieten rperbeu. Die Coupons
truaen aui Ger 9iidieite ben Mamsu neS lorn.
Gompab 81 BraEtiult an Main. Die GOu-
pons puloen burd cine b5bi! reIpsftabls
6irala ron europa aus mad oieiem 9auOe
aeitlift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-20
9ie eutlobenen Gbevsans,, .

Sort Goblnlor, gtebr., 18. Sanuar.
- @rm Courier RON benz Shauplase Der
Seinoieligfeiien - 5 Dieileu bon Der lebteu
Yoiitior, ,uslde Die ilid)tiseu @begenneu lnue
hatteu - n:eloet, ooB rte isbt uon reu Sn'
hianern eiNsenommcue Stellung cine iebr felte
lit unb nid)t otne aroBe Nellulte gritulmt
merDen taun. Soloat Barber, s. Comp, 3.
aapaaerezGeaiment lueld1er i'd, bel einem
Streifsn9e nit bier leiner Sanleraceu su tpe,t
uormaste, iuurbe burd) cine Saipe Der Sn=
bianer setOctet.
Naent Sru'n fam seile.n Qbeho bon BET
8eO elouo a9entur bier an, I'M oas Ndhsre
iiber bic fiir;llden @eigniiie on tle'sm Srte
su crulitteIu. Gr berihtei, oaB bic Iufre=
Quua inter ben SnSiansrn leiner I9entur im
3nnebman TT.
s Sort 81 0 b IN IN, IS. Sannar. - 0tc
topisre flsiue Sdoaar Ger fliidtiaen @bepenuen
lit 1T 5u Grom- -Gloae, 80 Msilsn bon bier,
uerlhanst. 9ieuienagt Sdlupler tatte hrute
etue Gouisrcr; hit Dem GGuptllugc 5fsD@
@louo uu0 iragtc benlelten, ob nldlt etsua -
Siour aIs &unhihairer augeTorben weroen
tGnnten. I'm se9eu rie gbepnncn su flint
pjeu. 9teo Glouo eImlberte, Iein &olf lei
bUdlt aniaebraht iiber rie fiil5lld)en gOrfI1e
in Sort Hobiui on uno werce uitt acgen Die
Gbspennsn fampfen. Sd)lieBl,d) bena1rid.
| ttgie CT leood| ieiucH Sd,ple9eriobn " ung
Man afraid of his Horse" CT io1e sili6e
islncr iuEeeu Srieger cen 3ruppcu 81 Sulit
| ldldtu. Cat seitsru WicrSen lie9en ftint
yind,sidIteu uou BEN Sdauplaee Der SeinO:
| ipJiof,-fp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-20

6oIsbetIeiouue ais Heittaas 8efdatuss
& Btr haoen ben Srets uon fei 6eReH SvaDy
nHne SaIsbt1oen (sodrfs d tSesl f1r SeSS4
In hitiem frLbeu Gbeile her cation berab9siebl, i
unftre unoen, ftatt ba6 fe BITS rpsniee Gage pog ~
6dertaaen tporten. gum iettgeI Ginfoule pX
lgetbna1tspIaieutel 81 beipeasn. = E0lr babeH ie&
fetbeHe TIES bis gu tx Gents beSoa. - Gdhk
60 Gents berab9eebt.-S eibene sScarfs, bt61tE n
90 pcrfcnft, fofen ieet $1.25 bel WReatautf,,
(sfon2i ,oDh0 atr, 75, MseitsSfabeftestrat'
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@tiittern, bic ibre Stnoer geiunp 5u udbrA
luitniAen, Obne i'm Stanoe su fem, eS bnrN
ibre etgeue Sruit gu bepirten, taua MIDI
Seiferes empfobleu ueroen, als ,,5etttid&
&tnoermebl" (PaedOtrOnhin). Sn Al&
beteu su babcn. (Se6r.8, 1S.i.Sr. M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-20
0ermti6tc tclcgrapDtid)e 9epei1en.

- CT. Y. y. H Obln en- aus N0riolf,
Elm Gtltsiieo Der @eiebse sebuug bon 8irginisn,
ftarb uorssitern pl0slid) oil einem S9lag-
anfdue.
- Ilorrman 3ennp Sitpatrid 3u
Samilton. Ont, iliir3te am lstten Srel.
tags Atenbe mdhreno elner Sta0tfatb5- Git,
suns topt 5ur Gree, als ct geraoe eineH an
trag ftellte.
= 2as Se1ler'i DE Com i te idlob am
lebten Samitage isihe8 he8erbanolun9eu in gtsm
SIlsans, nno pie Wtglteber reil'ten am
Nbence bon iener Stabt CD.
DIE 81 8 ftauungu unterh al b q 6=
IN nb. Strg., puroe porgeferH burAbrO,
den, urb bic Sdififahrt auf Dem Saulea,
8luile 1T iest mleoer erDhuet.
- Sin 3nabe, 0ameuS Sas. MlcRuflin
erlitt an lesteu Hreitass.4benoe IN &amoqua
BennI., t6otlife Branomanoen. SclRe
alsiosr batteu an elnen Gfen Seuer geiaussn.
Ser @ouuerneur BON Yirgi
MEN bat i'm @lnfiauge nit oem BON De,
@eietaebung an9enomnlenea Beidtuile eir
@irfnlar erlaflen, in lueldem er bic NIT Der
@IGAbigern bes Staates 8 Su pcran
| faltenoe @Oniereus anf ben 80. .. W. ieftIest.
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EfadtSrcMfe.

8 dmouo, 95,ra., IS. Sannar. - Gin
Ylcnur- Gomlte ber @eiCt9ebung BON Sir
gll1'tu betidtete seitsra etne 3teibe ldn9erer
Eei6liiiie eint incline 9cgeu bic eugeblde
uurpaion Der Staate9tpult brrdl ben Butt
besrlfter Stues mi lpeitiid)en 2iltrifte BON
Srsiuicn prnteftiren uno cen @oupermur an-
mstlen, inl gtamea bts StaateS geeignete
Stritte I'M Sbeibunoesgeridte ein;uletteu,
I'M bic 5te6tc tes StaatsS sur Ssltung 81
hriuacu.
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Der Gisaatta a1lf 0ent SDio.

2ouisuille, &D., Is. SlnlIar. - Der
9ampfer IS. 9. &burf" pom Der n ytem Or
Icons eirciunatter 2lnie" muroe aul lebrn
Di,ttwodls 4beroe bet @eautuworib, &ram=
ioro- Gounta, Sap., bntd GIs III oell @Iuno
atbobrt uno lit uabrideiulld) total ucloren.
Oas Uabrseua mar nit ytclaie tc!aOen uno
mad Cincinnati unterlpegS.
Yitts SURG, Bennl., 10. Saruar. -
Sis @lsitauung i'm Monodgobela maize lRcr.
gantomn, gs =Girg., lit an'gebrOdeu, uno Ger
Slub iii Jtbt bis N0dl Greensboro, YeHnl.
nit Srelteia ge{i;lt. Gtele GOhleuf fadlboote
iiuo bereits bon rem @tis iortg6rtiiu mcroep,
uuo man befiitdltet sloScu SdaScn, lcbo;
cas sis bier uuian0t. Der 6lHB 1T in IA,
id)en StstQeu besllfitu.
9as Gts aug Dem Utouon9obela treibt ittt
bier potbei. Der 2llcgbcHp, iopie Der
0orgh;ogbeup inb nod iu3efroren uuO wer.
oeu bel Der ietsl eingetrctenea fdltsrcn 9Sttte'
1ung waE;ihetpltd nOrldufig nod nid)t ants
bre9en. Gis iett lit ROD feiu erheplidlcr
Sd,aoen aeneioct morben. Ser S4lcpp
baupfer v0auntlcB" luuroe oberbllb oitier
Stabt in osu gguno 9ebobrl unb 10 leert
Sobleuboote fOrtgeriIeu ODER serlDrt. 0sl
Slug itsigt lan9iam. Seit llgr behtc 9fadl:
mittas berrid)t ein S6neefturm III bteIer Sc.
Qeti0,
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Gnsfrnrf & GuarfIens

GMn.art & Guartleys
sero s2, Berfs gtraBe (ja s5ensr eroe)
3rfsso . Isk0ratfurs uno gansmales
lat tas Snnsre bon
sstr@en, aaIien, Ibsatssa,
sSsnassssa tsseaSosn, SribatS otaaassss t..
&silasr, Banner, airdea 9efosotton:m,
EeoHcssarat1e Il. |. Esa
III
so- Sic Erbeit tpisb nods oem b.Ten ta1FiertiSsr
entnr!er sslitert rrso $!eile uns Gnsfhtruils eel
EIbeit ben mstoIaerunseH Der 3e!t u. os5 5ean2ats
onosDobt. Gnsutart &c Caartfep,
ffreston,aIet, 0e.crcsure aaS 5nusn6.e
fssuIff fSE &2n.H
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Gonsrebsg5erbanoI,.assn.
Eas 9aus beid,IieBt, Die SoMmiifiGu abee
.,Ilabama teiaSpriale bei5nbebaIten.
guo9iGtise annabme ocr y I'll
IONS 9ermilligun9Sbill.

gSaibingtou, 18. San.-9er Seuat
tpar beute nidlt in Sibuna.
Snt Rspraientantcubauie
tpurbe bic Grrpdsung Der Sll i'm Setreff Der
bonn @enisr StieOsgerifjte ben Ser. Staeten
sugsiprodenen Summe iurtatiebt.
8utler (Waii.) hielt cine 9teoe geaelt Die
4nipriid)e Ser Serfihsrun9S Geieuid]aften
uno I'll @uuiteu oerienigen Yerionen, weIdie
Oirefte Serlulte rurd coniDberirte &aperlhlffe
erlitten haben.
Snott (Sp) idloB Die Debate nit sinsr
8eoe ,u @uniteu oeS Wajoritat5berihts
Nad) peri6eoeneu Sers0gerunSsuntrG
muroe oas BON Der NinoritGt be8 @onlite' 9
einberidtete Subititut nit 112 gegen 70 StlM'
men an9enonmen. 0aS Sabitiiut oeroronet,
baB bic Gommiiiiou ii5er rIlabama"s sIrs
ipriibe auf iueitere IS WfOnate beibebalten
iperoen uuo aus brei Mltaliebern beiteben ioa
Die Ylihteu Der Gommiliiou u:rten pon OIL
Bill uusfihrlih ausetnanosrgeiett.
Smitb (Beuni.) pom SermilltgunaS 60
mite beriArete Die Announcements oe5 Senata
su Der $snIonS Ssrw;lli9uus5bia 5uriid,
uuO oieielbeu ipurben genebmigt.
I'm 46 llhr DertQGte ilCh bQS SQuS
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Gtsstal : Noti3es.
eatI. gIeiia1manm & eomp.'s @rebsst.

0afJ, NIefJdhmann & Comps VreBbsfs
(compressed yeast).
Do man entbedt bat bas piele Wotahmuusen niz
jerer Sefe iid in Martte bsfnoen, 10 bat QUE ddte
VrssbeIe unisres Ta6rttates auf iebem Badete ben
Wamen unerer Sirma. aae ouseren fino Na1ab'
munsen
W,an perianse bon Ieiner G5rocer 1asf, S!eisd,=
uann & Gpmp's 9reIbsie. 2dalit fri6
Nebrtt>Depot: SIR. "a. storoz z@u.am Stra6e.
(Mdru9dS) g. 6. Semaett, 3eiddttlabrsr.
Cine &arte.
Mr Vie, iueide on ben Solsen ben Susenoianoen,
nefpSier @6udde, @nttrditans, Seriuit Der Nans
uest.aft &C. eieen, ienbe itb 70 ienfrei elm Resept
oas lie turi1t. Oeies sroBs 9eilmittet muroe bon
einem Wiitona, in Shcz4merita enbedt. Stitt Elm
abreliirtes Goupett an Sfep. Sospb z. Snman, stas
tion 8, SiblezSoule, @.zg. @itp.
ISani6, iSt.& u.i.G.Ef.
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WttaaefnfHett.

Gincinnatt, l9. Sanuar. - &nt. 6.
Goifin, lelt Diel,n Sabreu OILS ySsuer" an ber
,9afapelte. e.Sant" auseftett, lit ieit erei go
den psrihmunbeu, uno es iteat fid beraus,
baB er $4,000 bis $4,000 nItertlagen
baf
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5esn1tid)te Seyeitasn aus Gc;ps
8tnrf

NswsDclt, 10. Sauuar. &abreno
Ser pergangenen 9aod)e larbeH i'll eleIer Staet
1873 Heriouen am Sdarlatfieber gegel PA
in Der uo,ber1eheuoeu 9Sod.e.
| - GIN Geltlder, JtlmenS S)tinr. gempfe,
murhe gelteln aul ter BIeiierba3n an Der &de
Der GO. ShaBe uno 8. 4uenlIe BON eiuenl gu
ge iiberiahlen unb oerart uerisbt, blB CT balo
earorf ragb.
- 6rau Otarie Gogle Scr. 1877, Cadet
iirabe, SroOflpn, bali geicra irib Dem 0cues
in ibrem Sod)ofen NIT 9sroiiuDl nad). Nl8
lie pem acpie bis Su iSuB IN Slammen ftanb,
elite ihre 2O-iahrige Eodter Sanrab belbei
uuo perbrannte iid), innem lie Der 0tuttsr Die
alttoer bonn 2eibe 1lB, i'm Seiid3te unO OH
ben '0dubeu. Sie Srau 10 iuohl, pte ibre
3odter NnBtsn ln'S y ct. Ysters Solp!tal"
gebradI. neroen.
- Gin Sohn bon Capt. Sub bon fer T..
@ompasuis bes so. Sicg1men.s fuusirte en-
0ouusritags s.Ateuoe III Der Staggltr. Nrz
morn" in Srooflpu bei'nl Qebun9sitlieGeH
alS 3siger uno mare bon elmer Siidienfu9sl
i,l redten Sberi ihentel uerrpunoet. Gr muBte
pr AmbulauS heim9ebrl6t ueIoen.
- Der Wnilfsr S. s. guer, oem oieSdaus
jpielerta 1lte Clayton $l65.50 lhulrct, bat
aejtern in 9tihtsr GQloll'S &ourt einen 3a]z
lungabeIehl erpilft.
- Sieitge Sosialiiien nit Sobn Spinton
OIL Ger Splse trsfien Sorbrreitun9sn iilr e,i's
Majleuuerlammlnng Die AM 90. D. Wt. IN
y@bldYiug y lle" iiattfinnoen lUu, nn1 oge'
gen Die ulttsmiirSige uno tprannild)e Bolt
tif, weld)s III Olclem Qugegbllde baS teutld)s
Solt Su @runoe rid3tet" unb nSie Ssrtrees
Oer retnlten Oemofratle ms @lfdnauiB Wirlt
iie in'S @ril trelbt uno iis unncpnbarer
Dransialen uutermrit" &C 81 protetlrcii.
- Ser Sampier nSouano" BON sonOol
traf bier Gin.
- Ser Dampier nGlgeria" bon 2iperpoo
III ansetommen.
Der 9ampftr rSsroer" bon 9ambur!
lit eiugetrofien.
- Die DampIer yesltic" uno ,9seuaba,
ben 2loerpool fommcno, trafen bier Cit.
-Trau @nlilp @raee StathaH, gSsttip
bes Dor ciniscn Sahrcn aui gsbeInlnibooli
, 9G,iie ermoroeten 9anfiers Seul. 9tdtl'an
= ipuroe htute inter sablreid)er Sethellt9ung bt
> crpist. 9re Sireftoren Der ySsraelttiidle
@obitbatigtsits -4ntalt uno 9Saiien. alpls
p ,uobnten per Sserbisung in rpore bel.
n - Sames Srtou, eiu 10 j1bri9er Sohn DC
!. reltorbeneu Frdioeuten SLlon uon D.
:. u@eltliteu Union Selegrapb bensS Sompagnif.
:. Nib icit seiieru gtahnllttag permiBt. 9
: pcrlieB mn 2 llbr Saniiias Nahmttla9 D
: aSobuung ieiner Mutter Or. Alb. Ncit 2;
= 5uabe, nm lid, nod eihen bena1baltcn 81
;. we!,e.!aDeu 81 he9eben, uub 1T ieltoem Jpn
= los uerih,uuhnen. Aae NaaforiAuu9en fit
= b,s iest erfol9los gebIteben.
,, (Spdter. per &eral,Bte III ;uSroiu9tol
s s am Suoiou, isr friiberen5eimatb ieiner Mu
~ ter, aufCefunben p6roen-
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Selearap1iidle Sepeld|en.
-,gnIanS S-Dspf(d,sg.

[Seriate Der ~Giiociirteu Yreis, fir ben rSeut1eu
eOrreip pouoentsu".l
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aeitnabane esnes betriagesiidstt
S0ttfOtreffurS.

Sarato N.-Y., IS. Sannar. -
Safob $. Sarrinston, Elm Director Der fa1iten
uglfen Nationalbanf," iit auf 8eranlaiiuns
elmer s5rau oerhaftst tpcreeu. Sarrington er=
bielt lpenige Sage por Der 3ablungseinitel-
lung Ger Banf etne bebeutsnoe Gumme Don
her Srau, mel1sr er uoripleselte, baB er eill
9srln1aen Don $40. 900 bette,
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- 9as luterbauS Der @eiesgebnng
Uon 2oHiiiuua bat bic Bill an9euout,
men ruelhe ben Breibrtef rStaats,
Iotterte mi0erruft.
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Gnropaiid)e &abelbsrid)te.



Serliu, IS. San. - Otebrere heitge
Sournale beuten Oil, OaB Die iOiialbsmotratis
i9en Neibalass smitgliebGr, iobalo fie bel Ger
@r0iinuug bcS 9teitstass nab bieier Staot
fommeu, fraft oss augeoroneten flelneH Be-
la9eruuss5uilunOes uus9epieisu wsrten lollcn.
Yerltu, 10. San. - Die yytorooeutld]e
3eitun9" teitreitet bic iculation,lsu @eriihte
III ge,ua auf Die beboritehsnoeu MaBuubmen
9cutiAlano'5 9egeu Samoa. Oa5 Sournal
ertldrt, Die ceutide Geaielurg wegoe MIR cine
tleine S1otteumadt i'll Den @tUGiiern ii Der
llmgebun9 Der Sdliiierinitlu iiatiouireu, nm
Die ;wei ileiusn 6dIeu auf Der Suiel SpOlu Su
behauptsn, uou melheu DeutitlanO ais
Sirg,dloit Fir hie geohadltuna ieiuer Ucrs
tra9smdBisen Jedl;e SeTt ergriff.
Gin 9aucrlauf onrdb @Ralano.
QonoOr, 10. Sanuar. Ger 0auerl1uz
f?r 9Sefton trat sciteru BON 2onopn ans eipen
Sang Don 2000 0ieilen Ourd Guslano on,
Gr rptC rieie Strsde in 1000 StunbeH SlIz
riitlsqeu uno anBerbem so SolieIuu9su ta=
nerbalb oicier StaOt unterwe9s abbalteu.
Dir YrclsllAter bc9lCitea 9Seitpa i'll eiHeul
6nb.iperte.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-11-21
thousand troops will probably be sent from

thousand troops will probably be sent from
Spain TO restore peace.
Diphtheria, which for several years has
made great ravages in Russia, seems to be
gaining more and more ground. The disease,
says Russian paper, has attained such fright.
ful proportions in some regions that the per
centage Of mortality far exceeds that of births
In one small district 1,3OS persons died from
the disease in two years. In Odessa,
since last May, seventy-six per cent.
of the children have been carried away by
the disease. More than eleven vast districts
are afflicted with the disease, and the NOR
tality both of the youthful and the adult
population is so enormous that the Govern
ment has appointed a special commission to
enquire into the causes Of the epidemic, and
has issued strict iniunctions to the local au-
thorities about the measures TO be adopted
for the arrest and extinction of the disease.
Berlin dispatch states that the German
Minister of War has ordered survey OF the
Baltic coast to ascertain what additional de-
fences are necessary.
The Mexican Congress has approved a con-
tract for laying telegraph cable across the
Gulf of Mexico to the United States.
Forty-nine Afghans have been hanged for
completely in the massacre of the British EN-
bassy.
Thirteen persons returning froIl the Glas-
gov, Scotland, Fair, were drowned in crossing
Lochindaal, Islay, recently.
A dispatch from Pesth, Hungary, says
the distress in Montenegro is very
great One-sixth of the population is
almost starving. The same dispatch
says that there has been severe fight
ing on the Turkish frontier, near Bresovtza,
and the village was completely plundered by
body Of five hundred Anauts.
Three prominent insurgent chiefs in Cuba
have surrendered.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-11-21
The ImmensitY Of the Stars.

We take from La Monde de LG Sci
eace the following interesting "Censid-
erations on the Stars by Professor j.
Ninot: " 1t is known that the stars are
true suns, that some of them are larger
than our sun, and that around these
enormous centres of heat and light re-
volve planets on which life certainly
exists. Our sun is distant from us 3S,-
GOO, coo leagues, but these stars are dis
tant at least 500, 900 times as far-a dis
tance that in fact is incommensurabl
and unimaginable for us. Viewed with
the unaided eye the stars and the plan
cts look alikei that is, appear to have
the same diameter. But, viewed
through the telescope, while the plan
cts are seen to possess clearly apprec-
able diameters, the stars are still only
mere luminous points. The most pow
erful of existing telescopes, that of
Melbourne, which magnifes 5000
times, gives us an image of one of our
planets possessing an apparent dame
ter of several degrees. Jupiter, for
instance, which, seen with the naked
eye, appears as star of the first mag
nitude, with diameter of forty sec
onds at the most, will, in this telescope
have its diameter multiplied 8, 200 times,
and will be seen as if it occupied in the
heavens an angle of 100 degrees.
Meanwhile a star alongside of Jupiter,
and which to the eye is as bright as that
planet, will still be a simple dimension
less point. Nevertheless, that star is
thousands OF Ulmes more VOIumlnOus
than the planet. Divide the distance
between us and planet by 5000, and
you will have for result distance rela-
lively very small; but divide by 5000,
the enormous number of leagues which
represents the distance of a star, and
there still remains a number of leagues
too great TO permit of the stars being
seen by us in perceptible form. In
considering Jupiter, or any of the plan
cts, we are filled with wonder at the
thought that this little luminous point
might hide not only all the visible stars,
but number 5000 fold greater-for of
stars visible to our eyes there are only
about five thousand. All the stars in
the many consultations, as the Great
Bear, CassiOpeia, Orion, Andromeda,
all the stars of the Zodiac, even all the
stars which are visible only from the
earth Southern Hemisphere, might be
set in one plane, side by side, with no
one overtopping another, even without
the slightest contact between star and
star, and yet they would occupy so
small space that, were it to be multi
piled 5000 fold, that space would be
entirely covered by the disk of Jupiter,
albeit that disk to us seems to be an in
appreciable point. Popular Science
Monthly.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-11-21

the Republican candidate for President
a majority of the Electoral vote next
year, the present Democratic Congress,
elected two years before, will represent
public opinion in counting out that can
didate. What was intended by the
Democratic committee to be its strong
est argument in favor of the proposed
partisan law is in reality a conclusive
argument against its passage. 1t is TO
be feared, however, that the Demo-
cratic majority in Congress will not be
governed by arguments in determining
this matter.
The apprehension of partisan Chi
carery in the counting of the next
Electoral vote has undoubtedly large
influence in favor of the nomination of
the " strong man. as Republican can
didate for President. All the circum-
stances warrant the belief that the DEM
ocratic majority in Congress will go
Just as tar as they dare to defeat the !ex-
preston of the popular will, if that ex-
preston be opposed to the ambition of
their party and to the success of their
candidate. This conviction naturally
prompts the selection of candidate by
the Republican party who, if clearly
and fairly elected, viii not submit to
being cheated of his rights, and whose
character and standing will in meas
ure deter the Democrats from making
bold misuse of partisan majority,
which they acquired at former period
and under false pretenses.-C Chicago
Tribune
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-11-21
A Pigeon Roost.

To-day a party of hunters left this
city for the celebrated Pigeon Roost, in
Scott County, where, it is said, acres of
timber are covered nightly with wild
pigeons. For the past seventy-five
years this noted locality has been a
roosting place for pigeons, and millions
of these birds congregate there nightly
during the season of their visits to this
section of the country. They fly away
of mornings to their feeding places in
the woods and fields of Indiana and
Kentucky, distant from the roost in
many instances from 100 to 800 miles,
returning again at night, the arrivals
often continuing up to midnight.
The timber on thousands of acres
covered by this roost is broken down
hYai FeddgBy 'tR9h aeGGiHhl6teGdt weight
of the birds upon them. Throughout
the entire night there is heard the
cracking and crashing of limbs, the
hum and furry and drumming of
wings, the explosion of firearms, and
the confused and bedlamic thrashing
sounds caused by people beating the
birds from the trees with long poles.
Thousands of pigeons are killed night
ly; but all this slaughter seems to make
no diminution in the vast tlocks that
congregate at this roost.
This Scott County pigeon roost is
historic ground. 1t was in this neigh
bcrhood that the most barharous
slaughter that darkened the pioneer
days of Southern Indiana occurred. In
September, 1912, party of thirty Pota-
wattomie Indians made an invasion into
this section of the State. In the Pigeon
Roost neighborhood was a settlement,
with total population of thirty souls.
The Indians attacked this settlement,
killing and scalping twenty-four of the
thirty settlers, most of them women and
children, and then burning the bodies
of their victims in the cabins, which
they fired. Mrs. Beadle and her two
children, and three members of fami-
ly named Collins were all that escaped.
Mrs. Beadle carried the news to the
settlers in Clark County, and next day
large company of militia started in
pursuit of the savages, coming up with
them just as they had reached the north
bank of the Muscatitac River in their
canoes. The river was at high flood,
and the pursuers, having no boats,
were compelled to give up the pursuit.
This was the last incursion of Indians
made into Southwestern Indiana. In
the local history of the State this saw
age slaughter has ever since been desig-
mated the Pigeon Roost Massacre
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